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A    LARG 

AND  COMPLETE 

Concordance 

TO  THE  BIBLE 

t  _  f 

IN   ENGLISH, 
According  to  the  lait  Tranflation, 

Firft  colledled  by  Clement  Cotton,  and  now  much 

enlarged  and  amended  for  the  good  both  of  Schollers  and 

others :  far  exceeding  the  moil  perfect  that  ever  was  extant  in 

our  Language,  both  in  ground- work  and  building, 

By  Samuel  Newman,  a  poor  labourer 
in  the  Lords  vineyard. 


The  manifold  ufe  and  benefit  of  this  work  is  fufficiently  declared 
in  the  P  r  e  f  a  c  e  s  to  the  R  e  a  d  e  r. 


John  5.39.    Search  the  Scriptures,  for  in  them  ye  think  ye  have  eternall life  $  and  tfjey  are  they 
which  tejiife  of  mee. 


LONDON. 

Printed  for  T  h  o  m  a  s  Dovvnes  and  James  Young, 
AmwDom.    MDC.XLIH 


JohsXiylor  X  ^6g<» 


\ 


An  Advertifement  to  the  Chriftian  Reader,  concerning  the 
occafion  of  compofing  and  piiblifhing  this  Concordance5 


'together  with  the  manifold  ufe  thereof. 

Uch  is  the  excellencie  of  Scripture-learning,  which  conraineth  in 
it  florem  delibatttmjhft  flower  and  very  qtiintefevebce  of  foul-laving  j 
wildome,  thatwemay  fay  of  it  as  the  *  Phiiofopher  fomerimes  L  jrip.at.dr  an, 
fpal<e  concerning  the  knowledge  of  the  foul  of  man  ;  A  fmaU\Li.&  cai.Rod 
and  dim  knowledge  of  it  is  to  be  valued  fur  above  a  greater  meafure  ef  pj&faniiq.teff 
cleerer  in  fight  many  other  fcie-ace.    For  the  inlpired  Scripture  is  the 
infallible  rule  of  faith,  the  unmoveable  ground  of  hope,  the  per 
fe£t  guide  of  life,  the  ibules  More-home  of  provision,  the  fpiruu- 
all  arfenaH  cf  munition,  the  (acred  reweil  of  devotion,  the  divine 
fubject  of  contemplation,  the  everlarting  fpring  of  celeiHall  con 
fo'ation.     The  canonical!  books  of  the  oid  and  new  Teftament 
are  exa&  maps  of  the  heavenly  Canaan,  drawn  by  the  penfill  of 
the  holyGhott,  the  authenticall  records  of  the  Church,  the  deeds 
of  almighty  God ,  and  evidences  of  mans  falvation.    In  the  per- 
ufall  whereof,  they  who  take  not  exceeding  great  delight  and 


P-xflat  pam  «'a\ 
ex  mdwc  fa- 
entia  dg'-ftaffe,  | 
quam  i 
liore  multa. 


contentment,are  (it  is  to  be  fearedj  either  wholly  earthly,  and  mind  not  heaven,  or  have  little  or  no 
affurance  of  any  legacie  bequeathed  to  rhemf  Ives  therein.  But  the  children  ofpromife,  who  will  not 
forooe  their  hope  of  heaven  for  all  that  the  earth  can- afford,  are  never  fatisficd  in  reading  over  and 
over  day  and  nighr,  the  feverall  Chapters  of  the  ho'y  Bible,  which  are  as  fo  many  codicils,  by,  which 
their  heaven 'y  Father  allotteth  and  afFgnsth  to  them  much  treafure  of  grace  fortheprefent,  and  fe- 
verall crownes  of  glory  to  every  ore  of  them  in  his  eelefHall  kingdome  hereafter.     In  which  regard 
they  claime  them  as  their  *>  heritage  for  ever  l    they  efleem  them  above  gold, yea^  much  fine  c  gold:  and 
therefore  Saint  d  Jerome,  in  a  letter  hee  wrote  to  an  eleft  Lady,  ealleth  them  her  casket  of  jewels : 
Let  the fe jewels,  faith  hee,  alway'es  hang  upon  thy  neck,,,  and  at  thy  ears-    They  are  zMofweeter  to  their  tafle 
then  the  honey  and  the  honey  comb  :  An  J  therefore  devout   e  Auguftine  termeth  them  his  march-paney  or 
fweeteft  banquet  ting  dishes,  laying,  Let  thy  Scriptures  be  my  delicacies,  let  me  never  be  deceived  in  them,  nor 
deceive  by  them.    With  knowledge  of  thefe  alone,  we  may,  and  by  ordering  our  life  accordingly, (hall 
go  to  heaven  :  but  with  all  other  learning  wee  may,  and  without  this,  fhall  certainly  poll  to  the  pit 
of  definition  :  and  what  will  it  avail  a  man  to  be  exquifitely  learned  in  all  other  things,  and  to  be 
grofTely  ignorant  in  that  one  thing,  which  is  f  neeeflary  ?  What  will  it  boot  a  man  to  be  wife  to  per- 
dition, and  to  go  to  hell  by  B  book  ?    In  vain  is  it  tofpill  lb  much  precious  time  as  moft  men  doe 
upon  vile  pamphlets,  curious  arts,  profane  ftories,  and  lafcivious  poems  :  whereas  they  fhould  feque- 
Iter  (if  God  were  in  all  their  thoughts)  all  their  fpare  time  from  the  necefTary  duties  of  their  calling 
to  the  reading,  hearing,  and  meditating  upon  the  word  which  through  the  Spirit  of  grace,  and  their 
devout  prayers,  will  enlighten  their  underftandmg  with  the  knowledge  of  God,  and  enfl-ime  their 
affections  with  the  love  of  God, &  eftab  ifb  their  hearts  with  thepromifesofGod,and  moderate  their 
joyes  with  the  feareof  God,  and  mitigate  their  afflictions  with  the  comforts  of  God,  and  regulate 
all  their  thoughts,words  and  deeds  with  the  precepts  of  God.    Why  delve  they  continually  in  humane 
arts  and  fecuiar  fciences,  full  of  dregs  and  drofTe  ?  why  do  they  not  rather  dig  into  the  mines  of  the 
gold  ofOphyr,  where  every  line  is  a  vein  of  precious  truth,  every  page  leafe  gold  ?  In  other  books  fome 
ruth  is  taught,  fome  good  commended,  fome  kind  or  part  of  happinefle  promifed  :  but  in  the  infpi- 
red  oracles  of  God,  all  rruth  is  taught,  all  goodneffe  commanded,  all  happinefle  promifed  ;  nay,  wee 
may  invert  the  words  with  Hugo  de  fantto  vitlore,  and  fay,  Quicquidibi  docetureft  Veritas,  quicquidpre- 
cipitur  bonitas,  qutcquid  promittitur  f elicit  as :    All  that  is  there  taught  is  truth,  all  that  is  there  commanded  is 
goodneffe,  all  that  is  there  promifed  is  happineffe. 

Now  if  fuch  be  the  necetfiry  and  excellencie  of  faving  knowledge  eomprifed  intirely  in  holy  Scrip- 
tures.queftionlefle,  of  all  pious  labours,  we  are  moft  to  blefle.God  for  theirs,  whereby  thefe  writings 
of  God  may  be  made  more  cleer,eafie,  readie,  and  familiar  unto  us :  For  the  beft  of  all  helps  are  helps 
in  the  belt  things. 

^  In  which  kind,  all  that  are  not  ftrangers  to  facred  ftories,  accord  that  C0KC°rdances  are  of  more  lb* 
lidirie,  then  luftre ;  ufe,  then  (new.  As  h  the  goodly  tops  of  trees  areinthe  eyes  of  all,  but  not  the  roots  out 
of -which  they  grow,  andthe  beaut  if ull fore- fronts  of  great  palaces,  but  not  the  foundations  which  fupport  them  ", 
and  the  gorgeous  garments  of  cloth  of  gold,  and  ti  flue  richly  embroidered  with  variety  of  works 
______^  A  2  and 


bpr.119.Mt. f 

c  Pfal. 19.10. 
dEp.adDemet. 
U/sc  monilia  in\ 
pe  Store  &  in  aw 
ribut  hareant, 
t  Lib.  11. cm f.f\ 
c  z.  Sint  dehtiae  | 
me*  Scripturee 
tua,necfallar  in  \ 
iis,  necfallam 
ex  Us 

f  Luke  10  41. 
g  Augjb.  Peri- 
tumtl}'eJ&fne\ 
dottnna.  pkia- 
tis  perituram 


h  Cicero  orator. 
Omnium  artium, 
ficutarborumal-\ 
titudo  nos  dele~ 
Stat,  radices 
flirpefque  nou 
item. 


i^An  Advertifement  to  the  Reader. 


i  Vincent.  Lyr- 
cont.Hter.  Divi- 
mverbi  gummas 
exculpant}&c. 
k  Cbryf.tom.'y. 
Zgvtriu  raf 


I  Pro.zy.ii. 


m  De  declrlna 
ChriftJ.z.cap.3. 


'S.Ttya.vU  in 
Greek  ijgnifi- 
eth  a  crown  or 
garlands 


n  Per f. Sat. x. 


o  Cic.lib.i.de  . 
oral.  Scripta 
fuanecabdoftif* 
ftmis,  nee  ab  in- 
doclifsim'is  lezi 
voluit.  Ptrfium 
nan  euro  legeret 
J.izlium  ded~ 
mum  volo. 


and  flowers,  but  not  the  skeynes  of  filk,and  gold  thred,  of  which  yet  iheyare  made  ;  lo  it  cannot  be/ 
denied,  but  thofe  exquifite  expofitions  of  Scripture,  difcour/es  upon  Scripture,  and  deduftions  from 
Scripture,  which  draw  all  mens  eyes  unto  them  with  admiration,  are  not  a  little  indebted  for  their 
materials  to Concor  dances, ot  fuch  iikehelpsof  fludies.  For  though,by  frequent  reading  ofhojy  Scrip- 
tures a  man  may  imprint  in  his  mind  the  principall  heads  of  dodrine ,  together  with  the  courfe  of 
hiflory,  and  molt  remarkable  phrafes  through  the  whole  Bible  :  yet  who  ever  charged  hi?  memory 
with  every  particular  paffage,every  word,with  the  feverall  repetitions  &  acceptions  thereof  1  in  Scri- 
pture ?  wbereofnotwithltandingour  skilfull  Bezaleels,  who  deal  with  the  cutting  and  fettwgir,  gold  the 
diamonds  of  the  divine  Word,  make  ipecialJ  ufe  :  as  k  Saint  Chryfofiome  illuflrateth  it  by  the  example  of 
hners  of  gold  and  filver,who  meddle  not  only  with  wedges,ingots,arid  mafliie  pieces  of  gold;  but  with 
the  fmallett  foil  or  ray  the  mettall cafieth- 

Were  that  the  only,  which  is  the  raoft  ufitall  employment  of  a  Concordance,  to  ferve  as  a  remem- 
brancer to  help  us  out  when  we  flick  at  a  quotation,  and  by  retaining  one  word,  ask  were  laying  hold 
on  a  clod  to  recover  the  whole  trait  or  plat  of  'holy  ground ;  the  immenfe  labours  ofthe  pious  Compiler  of 
this  work  deferved  to  be  thankfully  remembred  by  us,  for  thus  Heading  our  memory  :  But  the  ufe  of 
his  workextendeth  not  only  to  the  helping  of  that  faculty. They  whoexereife  their  invention  in  dila- 
ting upon  any  facred  lubject,or  their  judgment  in  difcerning  the  naturall  and  proper  fenfe  of  Scripture, 
fhall  find  this  book  ready  at  hand  to  furnifh  them  with  that  they  defire,  either  forcleering  the  text 
in  mod  places,  or  proofe  of  any  point  of  doctrine  neceflary  to  falvation-  For  the  feverall  words  and 
phrafes  in  holy  Writ  are  like  thofe  J  pictures  of '/liver  fpoken  of  in  the  Proverbs, in  which  apples  of  gold 
were tnclofed  :  andconfequently,  the  frame  of  this  Concordance,  exhibiting  to  our  eye  all  the  pictures  of 
fiver  in  their  feverall  places,  fheweth  us  alfo  where  wee  may  with  eafe  take  out  the  apples  of  gold.  To 
explain  this  a  little  to  fuch  as  are  either  utterly  unacquainted  with  collections  of  this  nar.ure.or  cafl  an 
eye  of  (corn  upon  them  (and  yet  none  make  more  ufe  in  fecret  of  them  then  they  ; )  if  in  their  rea- 
ding the  Bible,  they  fall  upon  fome  perplexed  fentence  andobfeure  place,  Jet  them,  according  to  the 
direction  of  Saint  m  Augufline,  feek  for  other  parallell  texts  or  places  of  Scriprure,in  which  the  fame 
matter  is  fet  down  more  plainly  and  evidently.  For  as  the  Sun  is  bell  defcried  by  his  own  beams ;  fo  the 
Scripture  is  bed  expounded  by  Scripture.  Buc  if  they  cannot  meet  with  any  parallell  fentence,  let 
them  then  fingle  out  that  word  or  words,  the  ambiguity  whereof  caufeth  obfeuritie  in  the  fentence. 
This  word  or  words  let  them  fearch  in  their  Concordance,  and  obferve  in  each  place  where  they  read 
ir  the  feverall  fignificarions  thereof,  and  among  them,  let  them  make  choice  of  that,  which  upon  due 
examination  they  find  bed  agreeth  with  the  analogic  of  faith,  the  feope  ofthe  place,  and  circumflan- 
ces  ofthe  text.  Again,  iftheir  thoughts  fix  upon  any  fimple  theme  fas  the  Logicians  call  it)  and  they 
defire  in  their  meditation  to  profecute  it  through  all  the  topickj,  and  in  their  way  knock  at  all  the  doors 
of  arguments  i  definition,  divifion,  parts,  caufes,  effects,  fubjelis,  adjuncts,  oppofites  ;  they  fhall  need  but  to 
trace  the  word  with  the  Synonima's  in  their  Concordance,  and  they  cannot  miffeof  what  may  be  found 
in  Scripture  for  their  purpofe.  Or  if  in  their  method  they  would  handle  thema  complexum,  or  compofi- 
tum  (which  in  theunderflandingis  a  compofition,  but  in  fpeech  a  propofition,)  let  them  but  refblve  the 
proportion  into  the  jlmple  terms  of  which  it  confiff  eth,  and.as  the  Concordance  pointeth,  turn  to  thofe 
texts  in  the  Bible,  in  which  thofe  fimplices  termini,  or  equivalent,  occurre;  fo  they  fhall  foon  gather 
what  the  treafurieof  Gods  Wordyeeldeth  either  for  the  explication,  confirmation,  or  application  of 
that  doctrinal!  principle  or  conclufion-  Thus  may  they  make  their  Concordance  a.  nurfery  garden  to 
flore  them  with  choice  plants  and  flowers  of  Paradifi,  I  mean,  divine  allegations.  In  regard  of  which 
profit,  or  rather  neceffity  of  Concordances,  wee  read  that  Origen,  who  wrote  the  firfl  Commensarie 
upon  holy  Scripture,  made  alfb  the  firfl  Concordance  in  Greek  (though  fomewhat  of  another  nature, 
and  with  much  moretoyl,  becaufeoutof  many  translations :)  Since  his  time  many  baye  affayed  a 
work  femblable  thereunto  in  Latin.  But  Henricus  Stephantu  his  UMafter- piece,  as  ic  were  to  make 
good  his  name,  like  that  Oration  of  Demoflhenes  de  Ctrona,  carrieth  away  the  garland  from 
them  all. 

I  forefee  what  ignorance  or  malevolence  may  object  againft  this  work;  that  our  prefTes  areover- 
prefl  with  Englifh  books  already,  what  need  we  then  to  put  them  to  more  torture,  and  make  them 
groan  under  fo  heavie  a  bulk  as  this  is  in  Englifh  ?  n  Quis  leget  hac  ?  miri  tu  ifludais  ?  nemo  hercul'e,ne- 
mo  ?  veldm,  velnemo.  For  whom  is  this  work  ?  Sehollers  can  have  recourfe  to  Concordances  in  He- 
brew, Greek,  and  Latin.  And  the  illiterate  as  little  need  this  work,  as  they  can  make  ufe  of  ir.  To 
this  obj-ftion,  the  diligent  compofer  hereof  might  anfwer  as  Lucilius  in  Tully,  °  that  he  wrote  not  his 
books  for  the  mofi  learned,  or  for  the  mofl  unlearned;  but  for  the  middle  forr.  They  were  not  for  the  firfl 
fort,  and  the  later  were  not  for  them.  The  former  were  too  fharp- fighted,  and  could  fpie  the  fmalle/l 
errours;  the  later  were  too  dull  and  fhort-fighted,they  could  not  fee  that  which  was  good  in  them.The 
one  would  not  floop  fo  low,and  the  other  could  not  reach  fo  high. 

But  I  dare  undertake.if  they  will  indifferently,and  with  ingenuitie  eonfider  of  this  work,  the  Au- 
thour  may  defervedly  expect  thanks  of  all  fbrtSj  and  they  reap  benefit  by  him.  To  begin  at  the  lower 
end  :  there  is  none  that  can  read  Englifh  but  may  help  himfelfby  this  Concordance,  to  perfect  his 
("acred  collections  or  divine  notes,  and  readily  thereby  find  any  place  of  Scripture  whereof  he  remem- 
bt^th  any  word,  having  forgot  the  quotation.  For  example  ;  if  hee  remember  that  hee  hath  read  or 
heard  this  phrafe  in  one  ofthe  Prophets,  He  will  cafl  all  their  fins  into  the  depths  ofthe  fia,  &  defiretfi  to  find 
it,that  he  may  meditate  upon  the  place  for  his  further  comfort-,  let  him  take  this  book.and  fearch  the 
words  Sea,tDc\  Depths,zud  Sins,  and  over-pafling  the  books  dt  Mofes,  Chronicles,  Pfalms,  &c.  follow  the 
words  in  the  Prophets,where,at  Micah  chap.j.v.\9.  he  (hall  meet  with  what  he  feeks  f°r'  Likewife,if 
any  claufe  or  broken  paffage  out  ofthe  Evangelifls  or  Apo  files  run  in  his  mindjet  WuxicuM  out  the  prin- 
cipall word  which  heretaineth  in  his  memory,  (the  other  having  flipped  him )  and  let  him  confine  his 
fearch  in  the  Concordance  to  the  Gofpels  or  Epiflles,and  with  great  facility  he  will  light  upon  the  whole 

fentence 


An  Advertisement  to  the  Reader. 


fentence  defired  by  him.  By  the  manifold  allegations  in  the  New  Teftament  out-  of  the  Old  ,  and  de- 
clarations of  them,  and  allufions  unto  them  ,  he  may  much  confirme  his  faith  in  the  harmony  of  Seri- 
pturcand  con  lent  of  the  New  Teftament  with  the  Old  :  as  alio  by  the  frequent  repetition  of  the  fame 
do&rines,  and  often  inculcating  rhe  fame  duties  (fornetimes  in  the  fame  words)  in  Scripture,  he  may 
learne  both  to  bewaile  our  naturall  forgetfulneffe  of  thofe  things  that  moft  concern  us,  and  take  more 
fpeciall  notice  of  the  moft  necefTary  dodrines  of  faith,and  directions  for  our  life. 

Now  ler  me afcend higher,  and  crave  leave  to  informe  or  remember  the  learnedi  that  they  have 
alio  their  (hare,at  leaft  infome  part.of  the  crop  of  this  harveft.Vov  though  they  be  well  acquainted  with 
rhe  Concordances  andtranflations  in  the  learned  languages ;  yet  their  mother  tongue,  in  which  they 
heare  the  Scriptures  perpetually  read  both  publickly  and  privately,cannot  but  bemorereadytothem, 
and  frefh  in  their  memory.  Neither  will  the  Ctmcordancesm  thz learned  languages  give  them  that  fa- 
tisfaction  they  expeft ;  for,as  P  Rmchlin  fpake  of  the  languages  themfelves ;  The  Hebrews  drink^out  of 
formers  ,ths  Greeks  out  of 'the rivers ;and  the  Latins  of  fens  :  fo  thofe  which  makeufeof  the  Hebrew  Concor- 
dance of  the  Old  Teftament,arelike  thofe, who  drink  water  out  or  a  moft  pure  fountaine ;  thofe  which 
ufe  the  Greek, according  to  the  Septuagints  tranfktion,  or  any  other,  are  like  thofe  who  drink 
out  of  rivers  y  in  fome  places  muddy  ,  in  others  brackifh  ,  yet  for  the  moft  part  not  unwholefome: 
But  they  whj  ufe  the  Latin  vulgar,are  like  thofe  that  drink  out  offens,or  over  flown  marjhes,'m  which 
the  water  is  every  where  foule,  and  in  many  places  unwholefome  and  infectious.  And  therefore,albeit 
the  q  Trent  Conventicle  hath  Canonized  that  tranflation,  and  a  Anathematized  all  fuch  as  upon  any  pre- 
text wha^ fever  rejett  it  .-yet  the  learned,  even  among  the  Jefultes ,  in  their  Commentaries  familiarly 
leave  it,  though  with  refpeitiye  language,  and  upon  faire  termes. 

And  as  Pope  r  Leo  the  tenth,  before  that  Synod,  fet  Sanftes  Pagninus  onworkjo  translate  the  whole  I  tlopivmtfoJi 
'Btbleanew  om  of  the  Hebrew, and  allowed  Erafmus  tranflation  of  the  New  ,  often  mterfearing  with  the j  c.i  babeatur,& 
vulvar ;  fo  Pope  Clement  the  Eighth,  fincethat  Couneell,  made  bold  to  correct  the  edition  of Sixtus !  utnmoiiiam- 
his  predeceffor,in  more  then  f  a  thoufand  piaces :  and  yet  he  himfelf  hath  left  large  gleanings  for  them 
that  fhall  follow  him  in  the  like  animadversions.  The  truth  whereof  is  fo  evident  and  undeniable,  that 
the  Publifher  of  rhe  Concordance  made  according  to  this  vulgar  tranflation,  Anno  1 600.  in  his  Preface* 
complaineth  that  he  wrote  after  a  bad  copy.  The  ■'  old  Interpreter,faith  he,feemeth  rarher  to  foljow 
the  fenfe  then  the  wo  ds ,  and  oftentimes  departs  from  both .,  as  it  clearly  appeares  by  comparing  it 
with  the  Latin  tranflationsof  Pagnine,AriusMontanus,and  other  moft  learned  Interpreters,and  with 
the  Hebrew  and  Greek  Originals. 

And  that  thou  mayeft  yet  (  Chriftian  Reader)  moredearely  dilcerne  how  the  waters  of  life  are  cor- 
niced by  running  through  the  foule  channell  of  this  vulgar  Latin  tranflation,  I  will  inftance  in  fome  few 
p.aces,among  very  many  other :  The  firft, Gen.  3. 1  $■  we  read  in  the  vulgar,/^  conteret  caput  tuum,She 
fl)all  bmife  thy  head ;  whereas  it  fhould  be.according  to  the  Original!,/?  Iftallbruife  thy  head:  A  falfe  and 
erroneous  tranflation,eorrupting  the  text, and  attributing  that  to  the  Virgin  OHary,  which  is  the  pro- 
per work  of  her  Son ,  our  Saviour,  namely  to  deftroy  the  Divell  and  his  workes ;  which  is  meant  by 
bruijlng  the  head  of  the  Serpent.  Secondly,  we  read,  Ephef.  5.  3  2.  Hoc  eft  magnum  facramentum,  This  is  a 
great  facrament  >  (whereas  it  fhould  be  according  to  the  Original),  This  is  a  great  myfterie.)  A  falfe  and 
erroneous  tranflation,corrupting  the  text  ,•  yet  commonly  alledged  by  our  adveriaries ,  to  prove  Mar- 
riage to  be  a  facrament  of  the  New  Teftament:  whereas  the  Apoftle  fpeaketh  nothing  of  a  facrament, 
but  of  a  great  myfterie,  and  that  not  concerning  a  Man  and  his  Wire,  but  Chrift  and  the  Church  ; 
but  I fpeake,(iith  he,  concerning  Chrifi  and  the  Church.  Thirdly,  we  read  in  Heb.  13.  1 6".  Talibm  hofteis 
promeretur  Deus,  With  fuch facrifices  Godu  merited ,  ( whereas  it  fhould  be  according  to  the  Originall, 
With  fuch  facrifices,  (to  wit  almes-deeds,)  God  is  well  pleafed.)  A  falfe  and  erroneous  tranflation,  cor- 
rupting the  texr,  and  afcribing merit  to  mens  works,  contrary  to  the  Dodrine  of  Scripture.  See  yet 
farther  how  thickj.nd  muddy  this  tranflation  is  in  fome  places ,  rendering  a  fenfe  far  different  from  the 
Originall,in  fomeacontrary,in  fome  non- fenfe.  In  the  firft  to  the  Romanes, verfe  32.  we  read  accor- 
ding to  the  Originall ,  Who  Rowing  the  -judgement  of  God9thatthey  which  commit  fuch  things  are  worthy  of 
death :  but  in  the  vu'gar  Latin  it  \$JS^on  intelkxerunt  quoniam  quitaliaagnntydignifunt  morte-.That  hjVho 
underftood  not  that  they  which  commit  fuch  things  are  worthy  of  death'  If  the  Canon  law  faith  truly ,  Male 
dittagloffa  qua  sorrumpit  contextum,  That  it  is  acwfedglojfe  which  corrupteth  the  text ;  certainly  it  is  a  cur- 
fed  tranflation  which  directly  eontradi&ech  the  text.  Iconfefle  there  are  not  many  fuch  groffe  con- 
tradictions to  the  text,  but  yet  very  many  aberrations  from  the  fenfe ,  whereby  the  Reader  is  excee- 
dingly abufed  and  mifled.  As  for  example ,  where  we  read, according  to  the  Original!,  Pftlme  2.  1 2. 
Kife  the  Sonf  it  is  in  that  tranflation ,  Apprehend difcipline  ,  Apprehendite difctplinam ;  now  what  affinity 
hath apprehending  with  kifsing,mddtfcipline  with  fin?  If a  man  were  to  prove  againftaSocinian  ,  that 
ChriiUs  ihe  Son  of  God,  and  not  4-iaqi  av^pai-o'hand  mere  Son  of  Mary ,  this  text  in  the  Originall  will 
afford  a  good  argument ;  for  here  he  is  called  the  Son  many  hundred  yeers  before  he  was  conceived  in 
the  Virgins  womb :  but  if  we  adhere  to  the  vulgar  tranflation  ,  Apprehend  difcipline ,  no  fuch  thing  can 
be  gathered  from  thence.  Likewife,  where  we  read,  Pfal.  6S-  ver.  27.  according  to  the  Original!, 
There  is  Benjamin  with  their  ruler  ;  it  is  in  the  vulgar  Latin  ,  Benjamin  in  mentis  except ,  Benjamin  in  an 
extafie,oroHtofhiswits;  for  which  tranflation  there  is  fo  little  ground  either  in  the  text,  or  in  any 
thing  that  is  written  of  that  tribe,  that  a  man  might  well  queftion  whether  the  Interpreter  were  well 
in  his  wits,  who  fafteneth  fuch  a  ftrange  fenfe  upon  the  text.  What  fhou!d  I  infift  upon  thofe  places 
in  which  the  Tranflatour  in  ftead  of  rendering  the  true  fenfe  of  the  Hebrew,  makes  Non  fenfe  in  the 
Latin  ?  As  Joel  2.15.  Mult  a  mifericordu  &  praftabilis  fuper  malitia,  (for  quern  posnitet  mali.)  And  Pfal. 
37.  7.  Qttoniamlumbi  met  impleti  funt  iRufionibm ,  That  is,  Becaufe  my  loines  are  filed  with  modzjngs.  How 
can  the  loines  be  filled  with  tnockings  or  derifions ,  whereas,according  to  the  Hebrew  ,  the  words 
fhould  have  been  rendered  thus,  My  loines  are  filled  with  a  loathfome  difea  fe?  But  above  all,  thofe  two  I 
verfesm  the  68.  P/fc  according  to  our  computation;  bnt  according  to  theirs  the  67.  area  perfed  ^erfe  12,13 

riddle^  _ 


p  Sphinx  Phil. 
cap.16  Reucbli- 
nus  dixit ,  He- 
brm  forties  bi- 
birnt,  Grteci 
rivos,  Latini 
paltides. 

q  Seff.^Syno- 
dnsftatuh}& 
declarat,ut  ve- 


rcjicere  qwvii 
pretexts  audcat 
velpritfumat. 
r  Sixtus  Sencnf. 
bib.fanc.  Parai- 
nusicumvidijfet 
Hicronymi  ver- 
fionem  magna 
ex  parte  corrup- 
tam}Leone  deci- 
mobortantei& 
fumptus  necef- 
farios  pnebente, 
omne  vetus  in- 
flrumentum  ex 
Htebraica  veri- 
tate  Latimtate 
donavit. 
(  See  LucasBru- 
genfts,Roma.na 
cmreClionk  in 
Latinis  Bibliis 
editionis  vulga- 
t<e,jitff}4  Sixti 
quinli  Vontificit 
maximi  recom- 
tisjoca  in(ignio- 
ra.  Antwerp, 
apied  fohannem 
Mont.   Anno 
1^05,  Item 
Bellum  Papal , 
by  Thomas 
James. 
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pret fenfum  po- 
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videtur  refpe- 
xiffe,imb  &H  ^ 
verbis  ipfis,&  * 
fen  fit  frequenter 
difcedit. 


K_An  K^Advertifement  to  the  Reader. 


Nobis Thefei. 


aHorat.Od.l.$ 
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lumem  odimm, 
fubhtamex  osti- 
tis quxrimm 
invidi. 


riddle,  which  no  Dedaltts  yet  was  able  to  read,  and  make  any  tolIerabJe  conduction  of.  Thofe  two 
verfes  in  the  vulgar  tranflation  are  thus  rendered,  Rex  virtutum,diletti  dtletJi  ,&  faciei  domrn  dividere  fpo- 
litf.  Si  dermiatis inter  medios  clerospenna  columba  dear  gent  at  & ,  &  pofieriora  dorfi  ejw  in  pallors  ami.  That  is, 
The  Kinv  ofvertuesjhey  beloved,or  of  the  beloved, and  of  or  to  the  Jh upe  or  forme  of  the  hcufe,to  divide  the  fpoils. 
ffyoujleep  between  two  lots,  the  feathers  efa  dovefdvered  over ,  and  the  hinder  parts  of  her  backjn  thepaleneffe 
of  void.  In  this  thickest  and  muddiefi  paffage,  in  which  no  Lincius  can  fee  any  bottome  ,  the  Original!  is 
very  cleare,which  the  kings  Tranflatours  thus  render.  Kings  of  armies  did  flee  did flee,  and fhe  that  tarried 
at  home  divided  the  fpoile  :  Though  ye  have  Uyen  among  the  pots,  yet  Jhallyebe  as  the  wings  of  a  dove  covered 
with  fiver,  and  her  feathers  w1  it h yellow  gold. 

Here  Jet  not  any  imagine,  that  in  thus  laying  open  the  nakednefle  of  this  vulgar  Latin,  Idifgrace 
S.  Jerom,  whofe  name  this  tranflation  beareth  ,•  for  fince  his  putting  forth  this  verlion  (if  ever  it  were 
his,  and  not  rather  an  Ollapodrida  of  many  corrupt  Latin  translations ,  lome  made  by  Orthodox  Di- 
vines, and  fome  by  Heretikes)  it  hath  been  fo  altered  almoft  in  every  Chapter,  that  it  no  more  defer- 
veth  to  be  called  his,  then  that  famous  weather-beaten  Bark  of  Athens,  to  be  called  Thefem  his  fhip, 
which  indeed  at  firft  was  built  by  him,  but  in  procefle  of  yeers  was  fo  often  repaired  and  rigged ,  that 
it  had  never  a  plank  the  fame  remaining  which  it  had  at  the  firft. 

The  innumerable  corruptions  in  this  Latin  vulgar,with  additions  to  theHebrew,noted  in  Srephanus 
hisedition,  &Anno,i^2.  by  Obelisks  ;  and  detractions  from  the  Hebrew, noted  by  cAJierisks,  werea 
prineipall  motive  to  me  to  encourage  the  Author  of  this  Concordance  to  proceed  in  perfecting  this  his 
work ;  that  in  ftead  of  a  Concordance  moft  in  ufe.collededout  of  a  moft  corrupt  tranflation.,we  might 
by  bis  unwearied  paines  have  a  complete  one  out  of  the  moft  pure.  I  fay,  now  a  complete  one ,  for 
whatfoever  was  wanting  in  M.  Cottm's,is  now  abundantly  fupplied  in  this  of  M,  Samuel  Newman. 
In  M.  Cottons, 

Firft,  there  were  many  Originall  words  wanting,which  are  found  in  this  of  M.  Newmans.  Second- 
ly, there  are  very  many  quotations  of  Scripture  upon  feverall  words  miffing  in  the  former,  which  are 
added  in  this.  Thirdly,  the  allegations  of  Scripture  text  in  lM.  Cottons,  were  imperfect  and  broken 
fentencesjn  this  they  are  perfect  and  carry  a  full  fenfe.  Fourthly,  the  feverall  fenfes  of  the  famephrafe 
which  were  lacking  in  the  former,are  fupplied  in  this:For  exampIe,2?/^,God  being  agent, Eleffe God 
being  the  objett :  Bleffe,  as  man,  agent  and  objett.  Fifthly,the  conjunction  of  words  with  other  words, 
Subftantives,  Adjectives,  Pronounes  orPrepofitions,  which  were  omitted  in  the  former,are  here  Al- 
phabetically fet  downe-  As  for  example,  At  the  vvord  tAaron,For  Aaron,  Of  Aaron,  To  zAaron,  Vpon 
Aaron,  Aaron  joyned  with  LMofes,  Sec.  And  upon  the  word  Brethren,  His  Brethren,  Men  and  Brethren, 
My  Brethren,  Our  Brethren,  Their  Brethren,  Thy  Brethren,  Your  Brethren,  &c  Since  this  worke  was  firft 
undertaken  by  yI/.Co«ow,IeonfefleIunderftood  of  two  other  Concordances,  the  one  in  Englifhby  M. 
John  Marbeck.,  dedicated  to  King  Edward  the  Gxth  ;  the  other  in  Latin ,  fitted  to  Tremelius  and  Ju- 
nius tranflation,  but  neither  gave  me  full  fatisfaction.  That  of  Mr.  Marbeckis  very  imperfect ,  poin- 
ting to  Chapters,  but  not  to  Verfes.  That  out  of  Tremelius  is  appropriated  to  one  edition  ,  and  can- 
not be  very  ufcfufl  to  thofe  who  have  not  that  edition,  in  regard  of  the  exceeding  great  variety  which 
may  beobferved  in  the  feverall  editions  by Junius,ftill  endeavouring  to  better  his  former  tranflat  ions. 
Howfoever ,  that  Concordance  is  onely  for  thofe  who  have  attained  to  a  good  meafure  of  knowledge 
in  the  Latin  tongue,and  that  tranflation  is  onely  ufed  by  ScholJars  in  their  ftudies ;  whereas  the  tran- 
flation out  of  which  this  Englilh  is  gathered,  is  publickly  read  in  Churches,  and  in  all  families.  And 
as  Junius  his  tranflation  had  the  advantage  of  all  former,from  whom  it  borrowed  light,  fo  this  for  the 
famereafbn  hath  the  advantage  of  Junius  his  tranflation,  andjs  undoubtedly  the  rnoft  correct  tranfla- 
tion extant.  The  Tranflatours  were  many,  and  very  eminerfrin  their  faculty ;  the  time  they  fpent  in 
it  was  much,and  their  care  and  diligence  extraordinary.  To  fpeak  nothing  of  the  living ,  whofe  ver- 
mes may  be  in  the  eye  of  u  Envie,  and  therefore,  their  commendation  fubject  to  the  tongue  of  de- 
traction :  I  can  upon  my  own  knowledge  teftifie  of  the  deceafed  Pheaix  of  our  Uni  verfiry  &  Colledge, 
Doctor  Reynolds  his  induftry ,  who  followed  that  pious  work  with  that  intention  of  fpirit  and  vigi- 
lance, that  he  thereby  much  impaired  his  ftrength ,  and  neer  the  end  of  it  ended  his  dayes ;  and  in  the 
tranflation  of  the  Book^ofltfe,  was  himfelfe tranflated to  a  better  life :  to  which,  He  who  is  the  Way,  the  Truth, 
and  the  Lift ,  bring  all  thofe  who  love  the  way  of  truth  in  fineerity. 

Thine  in  the  Lord  Jejh, 


Daniel  Featley. 


T  O 


TO  THE  READER, 

CONCERNING  THE   BENEFIT  OF 

I  this  Concordance  above  all  others. 

Chriftian  Reader, 

Hat  at  once, in  the  fir  ft  onfet  on  a  bufineffe ,  cannot  be  to  the  full  accomplijhed, 
in  time ,  by  many  aff'aies,  andreturnes,  may  be  brought  to  a  good  degree  of  per- 
fection. Rome  ( the  fair  eft  monument  of  the  world)  was  not  built  on  a  day. 
Timeisfaidtobe  The  father  of  all  things,  in  that  by  it  all  things  are  pro- 
duced to  their  maturity.  It  is  alfofaid  to  be  The  wifeft  of  all  things,  in  that 
it  discovers  errours,  defects,  and  imperfections,  to  redre(fe,fupply,  and  perfect 
the  fame.  This  might  be  exemplified  in  all  living  creatures  ,  in  all  manner  of 
Edificies ,  in  all  forts  of  Arts  and  Sciences ,  in  all  kinds  of  Bookes  and  Treatifes ,  and  in  all  things 
that  man  undertdketh :  For  while  here  wee  live ,  all  the  powers  of  our  fottle  3  and  thefeverall  endow- 
ments thereof  are  but  in  part ;  We  know  in  part.  But  prudent  and  diligent  men  by  their  own  in- 
duftry,  and  help  of  others,  ufe  to  incredfe  in  Knowledge  •  as  many  things ,at  firfi  very  fender  ly  begun, 
doe  in  time  come  to  be  much  polijhed ,  if  not  perfected.  Mens  owne  after-thoughts  ufe  to  be  the  wifer 
and  better  -,  efpecially  upon  a  ferious  and  indiiftrious  review  oftheir  former  paines :  And  they  who 
treat  upon  a  Subject  whereon  others  have  treated  before  them,  ufe  to  be  more  full  then  the  former.  The 
latter  commonly  adde  to  the  former  :  And  well  may  they  fodoe  ( if  at  leaf;  they  be  men  of  any  parts) 
becaufe  they  have  the  help  of  the  others  paines.  A  Dwarfe,  ifheefit  upon  the  head  of  a  Gyant ,  may 
eafily  reach  higher  then  the  Gyant ,  for  hee  hath  the  Advantage  of  the  Gyants  height.  Hence  this 
Proverb,  The  latter  ,  the  better.  An  infiance  whereof  may  be  this  Concordance ,  here  presented 
to  thee :  for  in  many  refpects  it  farre  excells  all  Englijh  Concordances  that  have  heretofore  been 
published.  That  I  may  not  be  thought  on  any  by-re fpect ,  without  juft  ground,  to  avouch  this,  give  me 
1  leave,  fir  ft  ingenerall  to  put  you  in  mind  of  the  benefit  of  Concordances ,  and  then  in  particular  to 
demonftrate  wherein  this  is  to  be  preferred  before  others. 

Large  Concordances  have  heretofore  bin  made  in  the  three  Languages  of  'Learning, Hebrew  on 
the  oldTeftament,  Greek  on  the  New ,  and  Latin  on  both.    Becaufe  Latin  is  now  the  moft  common 
Language  throughout  Chriftendome,  many,  as  well  Papifts  As  Proteftants  ( as  Hugo  Cardinalis, 
Alberftadius,  Franfc.  Luca,  Pellicanus  y  Bullocus,  and  others)  have  laboured  in  this  foile.  But 
among  others,  the  Stephens,  Robert  and  Ytemy, have  gone  beyond  all  in  skill  and  paines  •,  infomuch 
as  their  Concordances,  efpecially  the  lafi  of  Henry  Stephen ,  ju(lly  beare  this  Title,  Maxima;  & 
abfolutiffimse  Concordantia*,  The  largeft  and  perfedteft  Concordances.    Robert  Stephen 
the  father  moft  diligently  fearched  out  all  the  words  of  holy  Scripture  in  the  common  Latin  tranflation, 
andfet  them  downe  in  an  Alphabeticall  order,  more  fully  then  ever  before :  Henry  Stephen  the  fon 
hath  accurately  diftinguiflied  words  of  divers  fignifications ,  and  fo  compofed  them  under  their  difiinct 
heads  •  a  great  help,  at  leaf:  to  young  Students  in  Divinity.  Such  hath  the  profit  of  Concordances 
been  found  to  be,  as  they  have  been  compofed  in  fundry  other  Languages.   There  have  been  manyyeers 
fince,  Englijh  Indexes  of  proper  Hebrew  and  Greek  names  ,■  with  their  fignifications ,  and  Tables 
of  the  principall  points  contained  in  the  Bible  •  and  fome  fo  large ,  as  they  carry  the  Title  of 'Concor- 
dances •,  {amongft  which, the  brief 'Concordance  lately  collected  by  M.  John  Downham,2tatt  helor 
in  Divinity , and  allowed  by  Authority  to  be  bound  with  the  Bible  in  all  Volumes ,  may  well  deferve  the 
precedency : )  jet  have  they  come  ft  on  of  the  ufe  of  perfect  Concordances ,  which  is  to  point  out,  not 
principall  points  onely,  but  every  particular  point  in  holy  Scripture.    By  a  perfect  Concordance, 
ifthouremembreft  but  one  word  of  a  fentence  which  thou  defireft  to  know ,  thou  may  eft  be  directed to 
find  out  the  whole  fentence,  and  the  place  where  it  is  -,  that  Jo,  not  by  the  bare  words,  but  by  the  depen- 
dance  ofthtm ,  thou  may  eft  find  out  the  true  fenfe.    By  a  perfect  Concordance  thou  may  eft  know 
what  words  mdpbrafes  are  rarely, what  frequently  ufed :  yea,how  oft  any  word  is  ufed;  a  point  wherein 
the  Jewes  wen  very  skilfull.  By  a  perfect  Concordance,  thou  mayeft  foon  find  out  proofesfor  every 
principle  ofChriftUn  Religion ,  and  fo  have  thy  faith  the  more  firmly  fettled  thereon.    By  a  perfect 
Concordance,  thou  mayeft  foon  difcprne  what  points  the  holy  Ghoft  moft  urgeth  and  inculcateth : 
and  thereupon  what  are  moft  diligently  to  be  obferved ,  and  moft  carefully  to  be  heeded  by  thee.    By  a 
perfect  Concordance  fome  [apply  may  be  made  of  mens  too  much  negligence  in  reading  the  Scri- 
pture, and  of their  ignorance  following  thereon.  Many  other  commodities  of  good  Concordances 
might  be  added  to  the  fe ,  wherein  they  much  excell  all  Indexes,  Tables,  Common-places,  Epi- 
tomes, Abbreviaries3W/?^  other  meaner  helps, for  finding  out  the  golden  mines  of  the  Scripture. 
- Hereby 


Roma  illij- 
ftriflimumor- 
bis  terrarmn 
tnon  amen- 
tum. Cic. 

■yrciTYi^.'PmcLar. 
Thales. 

Aj  Jlkvjipcu 
0§ovliJ'ef<ro>pd- 
Ttfcu.  Eurip,  ir» 
Hipiiol. 

AHquid  novus 
adjicit  author. 
Ovid.Met.Li  2, 

v'ovav.  Gj-ac, 


To  the  Reader. 


Apocrypha)  (»• 
e.fecreta)di&a, 
quia  in  dubia 
»eniunt :  Eft 
enimeorum 
occulta  origo, 
ncc  patet  patri- 
bus,€xquibus, 
ufque  ad  nof, 
authoritasvera- 
cium  fcriptu-^ 
raid  certiffima 
&  nobiliffima 
fucceffioneper- 
venit.  if  dm; 
Origin,  lib.  6. 
cap.  i. 

Legatadadi- 
fitationem  ple- 
bis,  non  ad  au- 
thoritatem  cc- 
clefiafticorum 
dogmatum. 
Met.  pr* fat.  in 
lib.  Solo.  Ruffin. 
\in  Symbol. 


Here  fa  iudee  what  a  treafure  our  Englifh  Chtirch  wanted,  till  C  l  e  m  e  n  t  C  o  t  t  o  n  (a  tp-man,  \ 
but  a  man  of  treat  undemanding,  skilfull  in  the  French  and  Italian ,  though  not  in  the  three  learned  \ 
lamuaies    and  of  unwearied  induflry)  undertook  to  compile an  Engltfi  Concordance,  which  heel 
performed  by  degrees. He  made  his  firft  a/fay  in  the  yeer  1622.  on  the  New  Tefament,  according  to  the] 
Enrlilh  TranUtion  begun  at  Geneva,**  gneen  Maries  dayes, by  finch  IcamedDi  vines  as  there  found 
Meat  entertainment :  ^Jndinthe  jeer  1627.  he  added  thereunto  a  Concordance  on  the  ffldTefia-  \ 
went  according  to  the  lajl  andbefil  Englifh  Translation.  But  ob  jewing  how  in  convenient  it  was)  hat  \ 
one  part  of  his  Concordance  jhould  be  of  one  Tranflation ,  the  other  of  another  -  hke  the  Be  are,  bee 
Hill  continued  to  lick  over  his  workes :  and  in  the  yeere  1 63 1 .  piblijhed  A  complete  Concordance 
of  the  whole  Bible ,  according  to  the  forefaid  laft  Tranflation.    ^ind^  becaiifc  the  Apocrypha 
was  ufually  bound  up  with  our  Englifh  Bibles,  he  reviewed  and  enlarged  his  former  labours,  and  ad- 
dedtheretoa  Concordance  of  the  'forefaid  Boohs  filed  Apocrypha  ,  that  u^hid,  oriecret,  or 
concealed,  becaufe  much  doubt  was  made  of  them  :  For  the  Onginall  of  them  was  concea- 
led not  manifefted  to  the  Fathers ,  from  whom  the  authority  of  the  true  Scripture  came, 
even  to  us,  by  a  moft  certaine  and  knowne  fucceflion.   Therefore  they  were  not  produced  to  con- 
firme  the  truth  ofiDotfrine,  or  Articles  of  Faith  -,  but  fuffered  to  bepublickly  read  for  fome  edif cation 
of  the  people.  Truly  the  afore  faid  Concordances  have  in  their  times  been  very  ufefull ,  but  I  waft 
confeffe  that  by  that  little  ufe  which  I  have  made  of  them,  I  have  failed  offundry  particulars  which  I 
have  Cearched  after,  and  that  in  the  beft  of  'them.    Befides,  fundry  words  which  are  very  frequently 
ufed  in  Scripture,  (as  God,  Lord,  Man,  Name,  &c.j  being  (ct  downe without  difi  nchon ,  prove 
very  tedious  to  fearchers  after  them.  Fitly  therefore  and  feafionably  is  ^Concordance  nowpub- 
lifhed  which  is  fuller,  and  every  way  better  then  any  that  before  it  waspublifhed  in  Englifh.  For  as  it 
maketh  a  fupply  offuch  Words  and  Sentences  as  were  defective  informer  Concordances  ,  fo  by  re- 
ferring words  before  quoted  in  afentence ,  to  that  part  of  the  Alphabet  where  thefrfl  letter  was  noted, 
tedious  andunneceffary  Jautologies  are  avpided.   For  inflame,  All  the  texts  that  joyne  Mofes  with 
Aaron  are  left  out  in  MO  S,  becaufe  they  are  referred to  Aaron  with  Moles  in  AAR.  Words 
alfo  of  different  phrafies  have  their  difi'inci  heads  :  As,  Of  Aaron,  To  Aaron,  Upon  Aaron,  and 
fo  in  other  words.   Thefe  difiinclions  are  afingular  help  for  the  more  ready  finding  out  a  Sentence, 
where  the  pnncipall  word  is  very  oft  ufed.    Read  ZX  Ratlies  advertifement  concerning  this  Con- 
cordance and  thou  (halt  obferve,  that, in  many  more  particulars ,  it  is  more  ufefull  and  help  full  then 
am  other  '■  In  which  refpeel  we  have  great  caufe  to  bleffe  God  for  affording  to  his  Church  better  and 
better  helps,  and  anfwerably  wee  ought  to  grow  in  grace,  and  in  the  knowledge  of  our  Lord  and 
Saviour  Jefus  Chrift  To  him  be  glory  both  now  and  for  ever.  Amen. 

Thine  W.  Gouge. 


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A  complete  and  perfect  Concordance  to  the  whole  BIBLE 

of  the  laft  Translation. 


I 


A  A  R      A  AR 


A  A  R       A  A  R 


A  A  R      A  A  R 


SJiaron. 
ExodA-  i4-Is  not  Aarm  the  Levite  thy  brother  ? 

$o.Aam  fpake  all  that  the  Lo.had  lpoken 
6.1  i  .Aaron  took  Elifheba  to  wife 

25. Eleazar  Aarons  (on  tookdaught.  of  Pa. 
7.1  .Aaron  thy  brother  fhall  be  thy  Prophet 

z.Aarm  (hall  fpeak  to  Pharaoh 

7. and  Aaron  fourefcore  and  three  years  old 

xo.Aaron  all  downe  his  rod 

1  z.Aarons  rod  fwallowed  up  theirs 
8. 6. Aaron  ftretched  out  his  hand.      Ver.  17. 
1 6 . 1  o.as  Aaron  fpake  to  the  w  hole  congregat. 

34X0  Aaron  laid  it  up  before  the  teftimony 
1 7 . 1  2  .Aaron  and  Hur  ftaied  up  his  hands 
1 8 . 1  z.Aaron  came  to  eate  bread 
19.24.come  up  thou  and  Aaron  with  thee 
24.  n.bchoUyJaron  and  Hur  are  with  you 
28.i.take  thou  to  thee  Aar.  thy  broth.to  min. 
even  Aaron^zdab,  and  Abihu 

3  .make  Aarons  garments  to  confecrate 

1  z.Aaron  mail  beare  their  names.  Ver.  29 . 
20.they  fhalbe  upon  Aarons  heart 

Aar.lhaW  beare  the  judgm.upon  his  heart 
3  8  .upon  Aarons  fore-head,that  Aaron  may 

■^o^. Aaron  mall  burne  fweet  incenfe 
8  .w  hen  Aaron  lighteth  the  lamps 
lo.Aam&iiW.  make  anattonement 

3  z.z.Aaron  faid,Break  offthe  ear-rings 
5  .when /tow?  fa  w  it,Aaronma.de  proclama. 
zz.Aaron  faid,Let  not  the  anger  of  my  Lo. 

2  5  .Aaron  had  made  them  naked 
35-they  made  the  calfe  which  Aaron  made 

Levk.9.8. Aaron  went  to  the  altar  and  flew 
2 1  .the  right  fhoulder  Aaron  waved  for  a 
zz.Aaron  life  up  his  hand3and  bleffed 
10.3  .Aaron  held  his  peace 
1 6.  3  .thus  mall  /tow  come  into  the  holy  pla. 
6. Aaron  fhall  offer  hisbullocke 
2,Aaron(h2.\l  caft  lots  upon  the  2.goats 
9. Aaron  {hall  bring  the  goat  on  which 
1 1  .Ao>\{hil  bring  the  bullock  of  the  fin-of. 
2 1  .Aa\vj Jus  hands  on  head  of  the  live  go. 
2  3  .Aaron  mail  come  into  the  tabernacle 
24..3./to'.(hal  order  it  from  evening  to  morn. 
Num.  1.3,  Aar.Qn.iM  numberthem  by  their  armies 
3 .6.bring  the  tribe  of  Levi  before  Aaron 
8.3  .and  Aaron  did  fo,and  lighted  the  lamps 
w.Aaron  fhall  offer  the  Levites 
'2 x.Aaron offered  them  as  an  offering 

Aaron  made  attonement  for  them 
1 2. 5. Lord  called  Aaron  and  Miriam 

1  o.and  Aaron  looked  upon  Miriam 
x6. 1 1. what  is  /to.that  ye  murmure  aga.him? 
i6.thou,they,and  Aaron  to  morrow  ■ 
1 7.thou  and  Aaron,each  of  you  his  cenfer 
1 7. 3. write  Aarons  name  on  Levi's  rod 

1  o  .bring  Aarons  rod  before  the  teft  imony 
20.8.thou  and  Aaron  fpeak  to  the  rocke 
24./to\fhalbe  gathered  to  his  people. V.  16. 
2 f. take  Aaron  and  Eleazar 
26.ftrip  Aaron  of  his  garments 
T&.Aar. died  there  in  the  top  of  the  mount 
29-<4ir.was  dead,they  mourned  for  Aa.  3  o.d. 
27.13  .thou  fhalt  be  gathered  as  Aaron  was 
33.3  8  .Amwi  went  up  into  mount  Horeb 
3  o.Aaron  Was  x  2o.years  old  when  he  died 
feaf.920.the  Lord  was  very  angry  with  Aaron 
io.6.to  Mofera, there  Aaron  died 
3  2.  ^o.Aaron  thy  brother  died  in  mount  Horeb 
1  Cfeo.24.i9.accordingtotheir  maner  under  Aa. 
JMIo6.i6.envied  Aaron  the  Saint  of  the  Lord 
Heb.  5.4.called  of  God,  as  was  Aaron. 
9-4.and  Aarons  rod  that  budded 
Tor  %nxm. 
£-ro.28.2.make  holy  garments  for  Aaron.  Ver.4. 
29-27. even  of  that  which  is  for  Aarm 
3  x-io.and  the  holy  garments  for  Aarm 

Chap.3  5. 19.&  39.1,41. 
Mum.zo  .29.mourned  for  Aaron  jo.daies 


Deut.y.zo.  and  I  prayed  for  Aaron  alio 

%WCGtl  with  Mofes. 
EX0.4 .28  .Mofes  told  Aaron  the  words  of  the  Lo. 
29. Mofes  &  Aaron  gathered  the  Eld.  of  Ifr. 
5 . 1  .Mofes  and  Aaron  went  in  to  Pharaoh 
4.wherefore  do  Mofes  &  Aar.  let  the  people 
20.and  they  met  Mofes  and  Aaron 
6. 1 3  .the  Lord  fpake  to  Mofes  and  Aaron 
Chap.7.8.&  iz.x.Levit.xi.x.8c  13.1.& 
14.33. &  x%.x.Num.z.x.  &4.i,i7.& 
14.26. &  16.20.&  19. 1. &  20.12,23. 
20.fhe  bare  him  Aaron  and  Mofes 
26.thefe  are  that  Aaron  and  Mofes.    V.  2  7 . 
7.6.Mofes  &  Aar  Aid  as  the  L.comman.V.20. 
io.Mofes  and  Aaron  went  in  unto  Pharaoh 
8. 8. Pharaoh  called  for  Mofes  &  Aaron.V.zj. 
Chap.9.27.&  10.16.&  12.31. 
1 2.Mofes  and  Aar.  went  out  from  Pharaoh 
9.8.the  Lord  faid  to  Mofes  &  Aar.Ch.  12.43. 
10.3  .Mofes  and  Aaron  came  in  unto  Pharaoh 
8. Mofes  and  Aar.  were  brought  to  Pharaoh 
1 1 . 1  o.Mofes  &  Aar. Aid  wonders  before  Phar. 
i2.28.astheL.comandedMof.&  Aar.  V.50. 
i6\2.murmured  againft  Mofes  and  Aaron 

Numb. 14.Z.  &  16.41. 
6.Mofes  &  AarSzid  to  the  children  of  Ifr. 
17.  io.Mofes  &  Aar. went  up  to  the  top  of  the 
24. 1  .he  faid  to  Mofes, Come  thou  and  Aaron 

9.then  went  up  Mofes  and  Aaron 
32.21  .Mofes  faid  to  Aar.  What  did  this  peop. 
3  4. 3  o.  when  Aaron  faw  Mofes  his  skin  (hone 

3  1. Mofes  called  Aaron  and  the  Rulers 
40.3 1. Mofes  and  Aaron  warned  thereat 
Levit.9.13  .Mofes  &  Aaron  went  into  the  tabern. 
10. 19.  Aaron  faid  to  Mofes,Behold,thisday 
2 1 .  24.Mofes  told  it  unto  Aaron 
Num.i.  1 3 .Mof.&  Aaron  took  the  men  expreffed 
44.  which  Mofes  and  Aaron  numbred 
3 . 1  .thefe  are  the  generat.of  Mofes  and  Aaron 
38.beforethetabern.fb.albe  Mofes  &  Aaron 
39. the  Levites  which  Mofes  &  Aar-numb. 
4.34-Mofes  &  Aaron  numbred  the  Kohathites 
3 7.thefe  were  they  wch  Mof.&  Aa.did  num. 
Ver.4ij45.46. 
8. 6.Mofes  brought  Aar. 8c  his  fons,  &  wafhed 
20.Mofes  &  Aar. did  to  the  Levites  accord. 
9.6. they  came  before  Mofes  &  Aaron  that  day 
1 2. 1  .Miriam  and  Aaron  fpake  againft  Mofes 
4.Lord  fp.ike  fuddenly  to  Mofes  and  Aaron 
1 1  .Aaron  faid  unto  Mofes,  Alas,my  lord 
1 3 .26. they  went  and  came  to  Mofes  and  Aar. 
14.  j. then  Mofes  &  Aaron  fell  on  their  faces 
1  j . 3  3  .ftickcs,&  brought  him  to  Mof.&  Aaro 
16.3  .they  gathered  together  aga.Mofes  &  Aar. 
Chap.20.2. 
1 8  .flood  in  the  doore  with  Mofes  and  Aaro 
42/when  cong.was  gath.aga.Mofes  &  Aar. 
43  .Mofes  and  Aaron  came  before  the  taber. 
47.  Aaron  took  as  Mofes  commanded 
<; o.Aaron  returned  unto  Mofes 
20.6.Mofes  &  Aaron  went  from  the  aflembiy 
1  o.Mofes  and  Aaron  gathered  the  congreg. 
28  .Mofes  ftripped  Aaron  of  his  garments 
26. 9. who  ftrove  againft  Mofes  and  Aaron 
59.fhe  bare  to  Amiam}Aaron  and  Mofes 
64.whom  Mofes  &  Aar.the  pricft  aumbred 
33.1  .under  the  hand  of  Mofes  and  Aaron 
Jojh.zq.  5 .1  fent  Mofes  alfo  and  Aaron 
1  Sam.  1 2. 6. Lord  that  advanced  Mofes  &  Aaron 

8  .then  the  Lord  fent  Mofes  and  Aaron 
1  Chro.6. 3.childrc  of  Amram,  ,towz,Mofes,Mir. 

23.13  .fons  of  Amram,/toW2,Mofes 

P/a/.77.20.1eddeft  by  the  hand  of  Mofes  &  Aaro 

99. 6.Mofes  and  Aaron  among  his  priefts 

io$.26.Mofes  hisfetv.  &  Aaron  whom  he  had 

Mic.6.4.1  fent  before  thee  Mofes,  Aaron  Miriam 

See  further,#»i?fl  3flaron. 

Of  Saton. 
Exod.  1 5.20.Miriam  the  Prophetefs  fitter  of  Aaro 
B 


29.20.0a  the  tip  of  the  right  eare  of Aaron 

,  .  ;         Levit.S.zz. 

26.ramme  of  Aarons  confecrations 
29.holy  garments  of  Aaron 
Levit.6. 1 8  .males  of  Aaron  mall  eate  it 
7. 3  j  .this  the  annointing  of  Aarm 
io.4_Uzziel  the  uncle  of  Aaron 
22.4.what  man  of  the  fetd  of  Aaron  is  a  leper 
Num.  3 .4.Eleazar  miniftred  in  the  fight  of  Aaron 
3  2.  Eleazar  t  he  fon  of  Aaron,  (halbe  chiefe 
4. 1 6.to  the  office  of  Eleazar,fon  of  Aaron 
28.undcrthe  hand  of  Ithamar  fori  of  Aaron 
Ver.33.Ch.7  8 
.    1 6. 3  7.fpeak  to  Eleaz.fon  of  Aaron  the  prieft  ' 
40.which  is  not  of  the  feed  of  Aaron 
i7.6.rod  of  Aaron  was  among  their  rods 
8  .rod  of  Aarm  for  the  houfe  of  Levi 

2  j.7.the  fon  of  Aaron  the  prieftfaw  it 

1 1  .Phinehas  fon  of  Aaron  the  prieft 
2.6. 1  .the  Lord  fpake  to  Eleazar  fon  of 'Aaron 
Jofh.  21.4.  lot  came  out  for  the  children  of  Aaron 
1  o.  which  the  children  of  Aaron  had 
1 3  .child.of  Aar.Hebmn  with  her  fuburbs 
19. cities  of  the  child.of  Aar.  thirteen  cities 
24.3  3  .Eleazar  fon  of  Aaron  died 
Jv«^.20.28.Phineas  fon  of  Aarm  ftood  before  it 
1  Chra.  1  j.4.David  affembled  the  childr.of  Aaron 
E^a  7.  j.Ezra  the  fon  of  Abifhua,fon  of  Aarm 
Neb.  10.38  .the  prieft  the  fon  of  Azr.fhalbe  with 
1 2.47-Levites  fanctified  them  to  the  chi.ofA. 
Pfal.  1 1  $ .  1  o.O  ye  houfe  of  Aar.trul\  in  the  Lord 
1 2.  he  will  bleffe  the  houfe  of  Aaron 
1 18. 3. let  the  houfe  of  Aarm  now  fay 
1 3  5.  i9.blefTc  the  Lord,0  houfe  of  Aarm 
Lu\.  1 .  $  .his  wife  was  of  the  daughters  of  Aaron 
Heb.7 . 1 1  .not  called  after  the  order  of  Aaron 

Matron  with/02*. 
ExoAxZ-j  2  x.Aaron  and  his  fons  fhall  order  it    : 
2 S.i. take  to  thee /4<«wz  and  his  fons 

Nadab,Abihu,Eleazar,Itham./towttfons 
1  Chro.6. 3.8c  24.1. 
40. for  Aarons  fons  thou  fhalt  make  coats 
43  .they  fhalbe  upon  Aaron  and  his  fons 
29.4.^. &  his  fonsthoufhaltwafla.ch.40.12 
9.thou  fhalt  gird  Aaron  and  his  fons 

thou  fhalt  confecrate  Aaron  and  his  fons 
xo.Aar.Sc  his  fons  put  hands  on  the  bullock 
Levit.8.iq. 
1 5  .Aar.81  his  fons  put  hands  on  the  ramme 
Ver.i9Xmr.8.i8,22. 
24.put  all  in  the  hand  of  Aaron  &  his  fons 
27-of  that  which  is  for  Aaron  and  his  fons 
28.it  fhalbe  Aaronsznd  his  fons  by  ftatute 
29.garments  of  Aaron  fhalbe  his  fons 
3  z.Aaron  and  his  fons  fhall  eate  the  ramme 
3  j. thus  fhalt  thou  do  to  Aaron  and  his  fons 
44. 1  will  fanftifie  both  Aaron  and  his  fons 
3 o.  19. Aaron  and  his  fons  wafh  thereat 

3  o.thoii  fhalt  annoint  Aarm  and  his  fons 
3 1 . 1  o. garments  for  Aarm  and  his  fons 

3  9. 27  .made  coats  for  Aaron,a.nd  for  his  fons 
40.3  i.Mofes,/4»o/z  and  hisfons  wafhe«i 

Levit .  1 . 5  .Aarons  fons  fhall  bring  the  bloud 
7. fons  of  Aarm  put  fire  on  the  altar 
8  .Aarons  fons  fhall  lay  the  parts  in  order 
xx. Aarons  fons  fhall  fprinkle  bloud 

Chap.3. 2. &  8.13. 
2. 2.fhall  bring  the  meat  offring  to  Aarons  fons 
3.remnant  fhalbe  Aarons  and  his  fons 
io.which  is  left,fhalbe.<tow«  and  his  fons 
3  .^.Aarons  fons  (hall  burne  it  on  the  altar 
6.9.commanct  Aaron  aid  his  fons 

14. fons  of  Aaronofar  the  meat-offering 
i6.remainder  Aaron  and  his  fons  fhall  eate 
20. this  is  the  offering  of  Aaron  &  his  fons 
2?.(peakto^a/W2andhisfons.     Ch.17.2. 
&22.2>i8.]v"«»a.6.23. 
7. 10. fons  of  Aaron  have  one  as  another 
3 1  .breaft  fhalbe  Aarons  and  hi  s  fons 

3  3. he 


AAR      AAR 


3 3  .he  among  the  tons  of  Aa.ro  that  offereth 
34.wavebreaft,heave  fhoul.to  Aar.Sc  his  fo. 

3,2.take  Aaron  and  his  fons  with  him 
6. Mofes  brought  Aar.  &  his  fons,&  warned 
1 3  .Mofes  brought  Aarons  fons,  &  put  coats 
-zq.  Aarons  fons,&  putbloud  upon  theeare 
27. he  put  all  upon  ^.hands,and  his  fons 
3 1  .Mofes  faid  to  Aaron  &  his  fon*,Boile  the 
Aaron  and  his  fon&  fhall  eate  it 
?  G.Aarm  and  his  fons  did  al/things  comm. 

cf,  1  .on  the  8  .day  Mofes  called  Aar.Sc.  his  fons 
'  9.fons  of  Aaron  brought^  bloud  t0  him 
1  z.Aar.fons  prefented  to  him  the  blo.V.  1 8 

io.i.fons  of  Aarontook.  either  his  cenfer 
n.fpake  to  Aarttl  &  his  fons  that  were  left 
1 6.Mofes  angfy  with  Elea.Ith.  fons  of  Aar. 

16.  i.after  the  death  of  the  a.fons  of  Aaron 

2  1.  i.fpeakto  the  priefts,the  fons  of  Aaron 

24.told  it  to  Aaron  his  fons,  &  child  .of  Ifr. 
24.5j.it  fhalbe  Aarons,  and  his  fons 
]\to.3.i.thefe  the  names  of  the  fons  of  Aar.V.3 . 

9. give  the  Levites  to  Aaron  and  his  fons 

jo.thou  fhalt  appoint  Aaron  and  his  fons 

3  8  .Aaron  and  his  fons  keeping  the  charge 

48.mony  of  them  red.to  Aa.  &  his  fo.V.5 1 
4.  f. Aaron  and  his  fons  take  downe  the  vailc 

1  $  .when /to1. &  hisfonsmade  an  end  of  co. 

lg.Aar.  &  his  fons  (halgo  in  &  appoint  the 

27#at  the  appointment  of  Aaron  &  his  fons 
8.13  .fet  the  Levites  before  Aaron  and  his  fons 

i9.Levites,as  a  giftto/&z?wz  and  his  fons 

22.Levites  did  fervice  before  Aar.8c  his  fons 
10. 8. fons  of  Aaron  fhall  blow  with  trumpets 
1  Cfoo.1S.49-  Aaron  &  his  fons  offied  on  the  altar 

50.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Aaron 

f  4.thefe  the  dwelling  places  of  the  fo.of  A. 

57.ro  the  fonsofy^zwz  gave  cities  of  Jud. 
23.13  .Aaron  and  his  fons  feparated  for  ever 

28. Levites  office  to  wait  on  the  fons  of  Aa. 

3  2.the  charge  of  the  fons  of  Aaron 
24. 1  .the  di  v  ifions  of  the  fons  of  Aaron 

3  1  .caft  lots  againft  their  breth.fons  of  Aar. 
z  Chro.  1  3 ,9.have  ye  not  caft  out  the  fons  of  Aar. 

1  o. which  rrrinifter  to  us  are  fons  of  Aaron 
z6. 18. but  to  the  priefts,  fonsof^wz 
29. 2 1. commanded  the  fons  of  Aaron  to  offer 

3  i.i9.alfoof  the  fons  of  Aaron  the  priefts 

3  j .  1 4. fons  of  Aaron  were  bufied  in  offering  of 
To  or  unto  3Nvon. 
£#0.4. 27.the  Lord  faid  unto  Aaron.  Num.iB.i. 
7.9.then  thou  fhalt  fay  unto  Aaron 

1 9. fay  unto  Aaron.  Chap.8.5,16. 

1 6. 9. Mofes  fpake  unto  Aaron.     Levit.  10.12. 

3  3  .Mofes  faid  unto  Aaron.        Levit. 9. 2,7 , 

10,36.  Num. 16.46. 

29.3  5. thus  malt  thou  do  unto  Aaron 

3  2. 1  .people  gathered  together  unto  Aaron 

3  .brake  off  the  ear-rings,&  brought  to  Aar. 
3  8.2  i.by  the  hand  of  Ithamar,fon  to  Aaron 
Leva.';. 3 4. wave  breaft,  heave  fhoulcler  to  Aaron 
1  o .  8 .  Lor  d  fpake  u  nto  Aaron.    Num.  18.8,20. 
1 3 . 2. he  fhall  be  brought  unto  Aaron 
i6.2.fpeak  to^.thy  broth.ch.21.17.^.8.2 
Num.  18  28. give  the  Lords  heave  off.unto  Aaron 

26.60.unto  Aaron  was  born  Nadab 
Act.7. 40 .faying  unto  Aaron,Mzke  us  gods 

upon  3faron. 
Ew.28.30.Urim  &  Thummimupon  Aarons  hea. 
3  ?  .Ephod  fhalbe  upon  Aaron  to  minifter 
3  8 .  plate  fhalbe  upon  Aarons  fore-head 
4 1  .put  coats  upon  Aaron 
43-linnen  breeches  fhalbe  upon  Aaron 
29. 5. put  upon  Aaron  coat  and  robe 

2 1  .fprinkle  bloud  upon  Aaron 
40. 1 3  .put  upon  Aaron  the  holy  garment 
Levit.%.  1 2.powred  oile  upon  Aarons  head 
27. he  put  all  upon  Aarons  hands 
3  o.he  fprinkled  bloud  upon  Aaron 
Pp.  13  3. 2. ointment  that  ran  down  upon^.bea. 

Iflaronftcs. 

1  Chro.  1 2.27.  Jehojada  leadet  of  the  Acironitcs 

27. 1 7. of  Levites  Hafhab.of  Aaromtes  Zadok 

SUbatioon. 

Rev.g.  1 1  .angel  of  the  bottomleffe  pit  is  Abaddon 

Hfoagtba. 
Eft.  1 . 1  o.Bigtha,  Abagtha chamberlain  to  Ahafu. 


ABA       ABE 

31-bana.  _  1 

2  Kin.  j.  1  a.are  not  Abana  &  Phar.rivers  of  Dats^.  ' 
maxim. 

Num.zj.i  2.get  thee  up  into  this  mount  Abarlm 
Tkut.iz.^g. 
3  3 .47.pitcht  in  the  mount,  of  Abar. .before  Ne. 
48.rrom/2£w'.&pitchtin  the  plains  of  Mo. 
31-bafe. 
fob  40. 1 1  .every  one  that  is  proud,  &  abafe  him 
Ifa.i  1 .4.1ion  will  not  abafe  himfelf  for  the  noife 
E xel{.  2 1 .  26. exalt  him  that  is  low, &  aba.hxm  that 
Dan.4.  3  7  .that  walk  in  pride,he  is  able  to  abafe 

i&bafeo. 
Mat.  2  3 . 1 2.whofo  fhal  exalt  .himfelfjfhalbe  abafe  d 
Lukj  14.11.&  18.14. 
Phil. 4. 1 2. how  tobe  abafed,an&  how  to  abound 

SJbaftng. 
2  Cor.  1 1 .7 .  have  I  comitted  an  offence  in  abafing 

Sbatrt), 
Gen.S.  3  .after  1 5o.daies  the  waters  were  abated 
8. to  fee  if  the  waters  were  abated 
1 1  .Noah  knew  that  the  waters  were  abated 
Levit.  27.18.it  fhalbe  abated  from  thy  eftimatkm 
Dent.  34.7  .nor  his  naturall  force  abated 
Judg. 8 . 3 .then  their  anger  was  abated 

Hlbba- 
Mar.  14.3  6.Abba,Yathtr,z\\  things  are  poflible 
Rom.8.1  f.fpirit  of  adoption,  wherby  we  cry  Abba 
G^.4.6.fpiritofhisSon,crying^Mw»Fatlier 

Sboa. 
1  Kjn.4.6.  Adoniram  fon  of  Abda  over  tribute 
Neh.  1 1.  i7.Dakbuk.the  fecond,&  Abd.[on  of  Sha. 

mut. 

1  Chro.6. ^.Ethzn  fon  ofKifhi,  (onofAbdi 

2  CM'.29.i2.of  thefons  of  Merarj,Kifh  fon  of  Ab. 
E%ra  io.26.ofthefonsofElam,^Wf 

3bt)fel. 
1  Chro.  5 .  1 5 .  A  hi  fon  of  Abdiel  chief  of  the  houfe 
/^.36.26.kingcomanded  fon  of  ^6. to  take  Bar. 

SflbDon. 
fojb. 2 1. 3  o. out  of  Afher  Abdon  with  her  fuburbs 

1  Chro.6.74. 
Judg.  12.13  .Abdon  a  Pirathonite  judged  Ifraei 
1 $. Abdon  the  fon  of  Hillel  died 

1  Cfo(7.8.23.^&^)»,Zichri)Hanan  dwelt  in  Jeruf. 

30.Gibeons  firfi-bom  Abdon.    Chap.9.36. 

2  Cfe-.34.20.king  comanded^fefowfonof  Micah 

a&be&stego, 

Dan.  1 .7  .gave  to  Azariah  name  of  Abednego 
2. 49.be  fet  Abednego  over  the  affaires 
3 .1 2.there  are  certain  Jewes,Shad.Mcfh./4W. 
1 3  .King  commanded  to  bring  Abednego 
14.IS  it  true,0  Shadrach,Mefhach3/4fc^o 
1 6.  Abednego  anfwered  the  King 
i9.form  of  his  vifage  changed  againft  Abed. 
20. commanded  to  bind  Shadr. Mcfh.Abcdn. 

2  2.fire  flew  thofe  men  that  took  up  Abedm. 
23  .Shadr.Mefhach,^^.  fell  down  bound 
26  .Shadrach,Mefhach,^ftfef»,corne  forth 

Shadtach,Mefhach,/4&«fof£0  came  forth 
28  .blefled  be  the  God  of  Shad.Mefh.^mfe. 
29. which  fpeak  amifs  againft  the  G.of  Abe. 

3  o.King  promoted  ShadrachjMefh.^focfo. 

aibel. 

G«z.4.2.fheagaine  bare  his  brother  Abel 

Abel  was  a  keeper  of  fheep 
j^.Abel brought  of  the  firftlings 

the  Lord  had  refpectto  Abel 
8  .Cain  talked  with  Abel  his  brother 

rofe  up  againft  Abel,  and  flew  him 
9>where  is  Abel  thy  brother  ? 
2  5. another  feed  in  ftead  of  Abel 
Mat.  23.3  5  .from  the  bloud  of  righteous  Abel 
Luk_.  1 1 . 5 1  .from  the  bloud  of  Abel  to  Zacharias 
Hcb.  1 1 .4.by  faith  Abel  offred  more  excellent  fac. 
1  a.24.better  things  then  the  bloud  of  Abel 

%m. 

1  S<2#z.6. 1 8.unto  the  great  ftone  of  Abel 

2  5aw.20.14.J0ab  went  to  Abel  and  Beth-Maa. 

1  j.  they  befieged  Sheba  in  Abel 
1 8. they  fhall  aske  counfell  at  Abel 
2dbel=15?tr)maaclja!j. 

1  Kin.i  5.20.  Behhadad  fmote  Dan  &  Abel-Beth. 

2  fyn.i  ?.29%K.of  AfTyria  took  Jion  &  Abel-Bet. 

3bel=ma<fft. 
2  Chro.  1 6".4.Benhadad  fmote  Jion^Abel-maim 


AB  H       A  B I 

3bel=39el)olaty. 

Judg.j. zz.hob  fled  to  the  border  of Abel-Mehol, 
1  Kjn.4. 1 2. to  Baana  pertained  fro  Beth  to  Ab.M. 
,   io.i6.Elifha  fon  of  Shaphat  of  Abel-Meholath 

Wael^ijmim. 
Gen.^o.i  l.name  of  the  place  called  Abel-Mi^a. 

Num.  3  3  -49.pitcht  to  Abel-Shit,  in  the  plain  of 

a-  n  S  3be5- 

Jojh.  19. 20.in  Iffachars lot  was  Kifhion,^^ 

«3Jbr)0jtc. 

Levit.z6. 1 1  .my  foule  fhall  not  abhorre  you 

1 5  .if  your  foule  abhmre  my  judgements 

3  o.my  foule  fhall  abharre  you 

44.W1II  I  d^w.them  to  deftroy  them  utterly 

T>eut.  j. z6.th.ou  fhalt  utterly  abhorre  it,  for 

2  3 ,7.not  abhorre  an  Edomite :  not  abhme 

1  Sam.zj.i  2.hath  made  his  peop.utterly  to  abho. 

Jobg.ii  .mine  owne  clothes  fhall  abhorre  me  • 

30.10.they  abhorre  me,  flee  farfrom  me    " 

42.6.I  abhorre  my  felfe,and  repent 

Pfal.^.6.thc  Lord  will  abhorretht  bloudy  man 

1 1 9. 1 6  3 .1  hate  and  abhorre  lying 

Pra.24.i4.people  curfe3nations  (hMabhorre  him  1 

Jcr.  14.21  .not  abhorre  us  for  thy  names  fake 

Amos  5. 10. they  abhorre  him  that  fpeaketh  uprig. 

6.8.1  abhorre  the  excellency  of  Jacob 

Micab  3 .9#heare  this,  ye  that  abhorre  judgement 

Rom.  12. 9. abhone  that  which  is  evill 

Exod.  5.21  .you  have  made  our  favour  to  be  abhor. 
Levit.  20.23  .committed  thefe,therefore  I  abhorred 

26.43  .their  f°ule  abhorred  my  ftatutes 
Deut.-^  2. 1 9. when  the  L.faw  it,he  abhorred  them 

1  Sam.z.  1 7.men  abhorredthc  offering  of  the  Lord 

2  Sam.i6.z  i.Ifrael,hear  thou  zrt  abhorred  of  foth. 

1  Kjn.i  i.2  5.HadadtfWwr/-e^Ifrael,andreigned 
Job  19. 1 9-my  inward  friends  abhorred  me 
Pfal.zz.z4.nar  abho.the  affliction  of  tha  affliftec 

78.  f9.was  wroth,and  greatly  abhorred  Ifraei 
89. 3  8  .thou  haft  caft  off  and  abhorred 
106. 40. he  abhorred  his  owne  inheritance 
Pro.zz.i4.abborrcd  of  the  Lord  fhall  fall  therein 
Lam.z.'j.hs.  hathabhorred his  San&uary 
E\eJ(.  1 6. 2  ?  .made  thy  beauty  to  be  abhorred 
Zach.  1 1 .8  .their  foule  alfo  abhorred  me 
3Rrt)0ireft. 

lfa.-j.  1 6.  land  that  thou  abhorreft  fhalbe  forfake: 
Ko»2.2.22.thou  that  abhorreft  Idols,doft  thou 

3bljojrctb. 
Job  3  3.20X0  that  his  life  abhorreth  bread 
Pfal.  10.3  .covetous,whom  the  Lord  abhorreth 
36.4.devifeth  mikhkfe,hc  abhorreth  not  evill 
1,07 . 1 8  .foule  abhorreth  all  manner  of  meat 
1/^.49. 7. to  him  whom  the  nation  abhorreth 

^brjojrtojj. 
lfa.66. Z4.(h3\beinabhorr.im to  allfitm 
%bt. 

2  J(/Vz.i8.2.Hezekiahs  mothers  name  wasAbi 

21bia  called  Jlbfjab,  1  cfeo.24.10. 
Mat.  1 .7  Rehoboam  begat  Abia,  Abia  begat  Afc 
Lu\.i.^  Zacharias  of  the  courfe  of  Abia 

SWal). 
1  &*ffz.8.2.Samuels  fecond  fon  was  Ab'iah 

1  Chro.z.z4.AbiahHcztons  wife  bare  Afhur 

3 . 1  o .  S  olom .  fon  Re  h  oboam}Abiah  his  fon 
6. 2 8. fons  of  Samuel, Vafhni,  Abiah 
7.8.fons  of  Becher,  A«fe,Anathoth 
3fbialbon. 

2  Sam.i  3 . 3 1  .Davids  Worthy,  Abialbon  the  Arb! 

Hbtafapb- 
Exod.6. 24.fons  of  Kovah,A{fu,Abiafaj?h 
Ubiat^ar. 

1  Sam.zz.zo.Abiatharefcaped,8c  fled  after  Dav 

21.  Abiothar  fhewed  David  that  Saul  had 
22.David  faid  to  Abiathdr,!  >new  it,that 

2  3 .6.when  Abiothar  fon  of  Ah/melech  fled 
9.!ie  faid  to  ^i.the  prieA  Bring  the  Eph 
J  Chap.30.' 

30.7.and  Abiothar  brought  the  Ephod 

2  S^.8.i7.Zadok  &  A*i- were  priefts.  ch.20.2 

ij.24and^4/M-wentup 
27.Ahimaa?''iy  fon>  Jonath.fon  of  Abiat 
2o.ZadoHnd  Abiothar  carried  the  arke 

3  <  haftfnou  not  w'tn  tnee  Zadok,^^i 

tell  it  to  Zadok  and  Abiaibar  prie: 

36.1k 


A  B  I      A  BI 


?6.there  is  Jonathan  AbiatbarsCon 
17  i<  then  biA  Hufhai  to  Zadok  &  Akathar 
io'i  i  kingOwid  fent  to  Zadok  and  Abiathar 
i  Km  i  7  he  conferred  with  Joab  &  with  Ab**. 
i 9  died  all  the  kings  fons  &  Abut.  V. i  J. 
J  while  he  fpake  thefon  o£  Abiathar  came 
a  *  .aske  for  him  the  kingdom,&  (otAbiath. 
"  atf.to  ^fetf**'  faid  the  King,  Get  thee  to 
27X0  Solomon  thruft  out  Abiathar 
3  5.Zadok  did  the  Kingput  in  room  oiAb. 
4.4.  Zadok  and  Abiathar  were  Priefts 
!  C/ro.  1  y. 1 1  .David  called  for  Zadok  &  Abiath. 
i8.i6.Zadok&Ahim.fonof^fe^.priefts 
24  6  wrote  before  Zad.&  Ahim.fon  of  Abiat. 
z7. ?4.after  Ahitophel  Jehojada,  &  Abktbar 
Mar.z.z6.v/entmtQ  the  houfe— of  Abiathar 

Exod.  1 3  -4-ye  came  out  in  the  moneth  Ahb 
22.15-.in  the  time  appointed  of  the  mon.  Aba 
3  4. 1 8. in  the  moneth  Abib  thoucameft  out 
as  I  commanded  thee  in  the  moneth  Abib 

DeM  1 6. 1  .obferve  the  mon.^.for  in  the  mo. Ab. 

mm. 

Ge.  2  5 .  4  .fons  of  Midian,Han..4fck  1  Cbr.  1 .  3  3 . 

<2W)ftratt. 
Niim.i.ii.o{Btnjamm,Abida'a  fon  of  Gideoni 
a.22.capta.of  the  fons  of  fien.Abid.  ch.  10.14 
7.6o.on  the  ninth  day  Ab'idan  offered 
6$.thiswasthe  offering  of  Ab'idan 

Gen.ig.z.wz  will  abide  in  the  ftreet  all  night 
22.5 .abide  you  here  with  the  afTe^  I  and  the 
24.55  .let  the  damfell  abide  with  us  a  few  daies 
29.19.then  to  another  m3.n,Abide  with  me 
44.3  3.fervant<z&«fe  in  ftead  ofthe  lad 

Exod.i6.z$.abiae  yz  every  man  in  his  place 

Ira.8.3  5.therfore  flialyeaK.atthe  doore  of  the 
1 9. 1  j  .wages  of  him  that  is  hired  fhal  not  abi. 

N«#2.Z2.5.andthey  abide  over  againft  me 
3  1. 19.de  yeafefe  without  the  camp  7. daies 

*3.every  thing  that  may  abide  the  fire 
35. 25. he  fhal  abi.to  the  death  of  the  highpri. 

Deut.^.it).yom  wives  and  little  ones  mallei. in 

Jojh.  18.5 . Judah  mail  abide  in  their  coaft  on  So. 
5 . Jofepii  a&fe  in  their  coaft  on  North 

Ruth  2.8  .abid\  here  faft  by  my  maidens 

1  Sam.  1 . 2  2.b^fore  the  L.and  there  abide  for  ever 

5.7.the  arke  fhall  not  abide  with  us 
lg.z.abide  in  a  fecret  place,  and  hide  thy  Felfe 
22. 5. abide  not  in  the  hold 

2  3  .<z&i«fe  thou  with  me,feare  not 
30.21.they  mzAtto  abide  at  the  brook  Befor 

2  Saw.  1 1 . 1 1  .arke  and  Ifrael  abide  in  tents 

1 5.  i9.<z&i.with  the  King/or  thou  art  a  ftrang. 
i6.i8.hiswilllbe,and  with  him  will  I  abide 

1  Kw.8. 1 3. a  fettled  place  for  tbtetoabide  in 

2  Cfoo.2 ^.xg.abide  at  home, why  fhouldeft  thou 

3  2.  io.w hereon  do  ye  truft  that  ye  abide 
Job  24. 1 3  .know  not  the  waies  of  light,  nor  ab.  in 

3  S.^o.abide  in  the  covert  to  lie  in  wait 

3  9.9.will  the  Unicorn  abide  by  thy  crib 
Pfal.  1 5 . 1  .who  mall  flfefc  in  thy  tabernacle 

61.4.1k  abide  in  thy  tabernacle  for  ever 
7. he  {ha\l abide  before  God  for  ever 

9 1 . 1. fhal  abide  under  the  fhadow  of  the  Aim. 
fr'fl.7. 1 1  .her  feet  abide  not  in  her  houfe 

1 9. 23  .he  that  hath  it  fliall  abide  fatisfied 
Ecckf.S .  j  5; .  that  fliall  abide  with  him  of  his  lab. 
Jer>  id.  io.  nations  fliall  notabi.  his  indignation 

42.10.if  ye  ftill  abide  in  this  land,  He  build 

49-iS.no  man  fhallflfe.there.V.3  3 -ch. 50.40 
Hof.  3 . 3  .thou  (halt  abide  for  me  many  daies 
4-they  QcaWabide  without  a  King 

i  i.S.thefwotdfiiaUdfefcinhiscities 
S«el  2.11  .day  is  tmible,who  can  abide  it 
Mich  5 .4.they  fliall  abi^for  now  fhal  he  be  great 
Nab.  1 .6.who  can  abi.m  the  fiercenefs  of  his  ang. 
Mai.  3 . 2.who  may  abide  the  day  of  his  comina 
Mat.10.1  i.thercafc.till  ye  go  thence.  Mw.6.10. 
L4-o.4.there  abide^nd  thence  depart 

1 9. 5  .to  day  I  muft  abide  at  thy  houfe 

24.29.flWe  with  us,  for  it  is  towards  evening 
job.i  2.46.whofo  beleeves3{hould  not  a&.in  dark- 

14. 1 6  .a  comforter,  that  he  may  abide 

1  %.$.abide  in  me,except  it  abide  in  the  vine 
no  more  can  ye,  except  ye  abide  in  me 


ABI       ABI 

6.  if  a  man  abide  not  in  me,  heis  caft  forth 
■j. abide  in  me,and  my  words  abide  in  you 
io.keep  my  comand.ye  fhall  abi.in  my  love 
as  I  keep  my  Fathers,  &  abide  in  his  love 
Act.  1 5-34.it  pleafed  Silas  to  abide  there  ftill 
16. 1 5. come  into  mine  houfe,and  abide  there 

20.2  3  .that  bonds  and  afflictions  abide  mc 

27.3  i.exceptthefe  abide  in  the  fhip 

1  tV.3.i4.ifany  mans  workeabide  which  he 
7.8.itis  good  if  they  abide,e.vena.sl 
20. every  man  abide  in  the  fame  calling 
24.W  herein  he  is  called,therein  abi.y/ith  G. 
40. happier  if  fhe  fo  abide  in  my  judgement 
1 6.6.it  may  be  I  will  abide  and  winter 
Phil.  1 .  24.10  abide  in  the  flefh,is  more  needfull 

2  5 .1  know  I  fhall  abide  with  yon  all 
1  Tim.i.i .1  befought  thee  to  abide  at  Ephefus  ♦ 

1  ^0^.2. 24. if  that  abide  in  you  which  ye  have 

27-as  it  hath  taught  you,ye  fliall  abi.in  him 
28.and  now,little  children,afcfe  in  him 
2Hb(ue«j.Seealfo215toe. 
Nit.  3  i.23  .abidetb  not  the  fire  fhal  go  through  wa . 

2  Sam.  16.3  .behold,he  abidetb  at  Jerufalem 
Job  3  9. 28  .Eagle  abidetb  on  the  rocke 
Pfal. 49. 1 2. man  in  honour  abidetb  not 

55.19.even  he  that  abidetb  of  old 
1 19.90.ftablifh.eth  the  earth,and  itabideth 
125.1  .like  mount  Zion,which  abidetb 
Pro.i  5.3  i.heareth  reproofe,tffc/.amongthe  wife 
Ecclcf.  i..4.but  the  earth  abidetb  for  ever 
Jer.  2 1. 9.  he  that  abidetb  in  this  city  fhall  die 
Job.  3 . 3  6.but  the  wrath  of  God  abidetb  on  him 
8 .3  5  .fervant  abidetb  not  in  the  houfe 

but  the  (on  abidetb  ever 
1 2 .  24.except  it  die,  it  abidetb  alone 

34-we  have  heard — that  Chrift  abi.ht  ever 
1 5 . 5  .he  that  abidetb  in  me  brings  forth  fruit 

1  Cor.  1 3 . 1 3.now  abidetb  faith,  hopecharity 

2  Tim. 2 . 1 3  .if  we beleeve  not,yet  he  ^irf.faithful 
Heb. 7. 3 . abidetb  a  Prieft  continually 

1  Pet.  1.23  .word  of  God,  which  abidetb  for  ever 

1  yofo.2.6.hethat  faith  heabideth  in  hhrijoughc 

icthat  loveth  his  brother  ,ab'idelb  in  light 
i4.the  word  of  God  abidetb  in  you 
i7.that  doth  the  will  of  God  abidetb 
2 7. the  annointing  oile  abidetb  in  you 
3 .6. vi  hob  abideth  in  him,(inneth  not 

1 4.that  loveth  not  his  brother,flfe/.in  death 
24. hereby  we  know  that  he  abidetb  in  us 

2  Job.g.vihoh  abidetb  not  in  the  doftrine  of  Ch. 

he  'that  abidetb,  hath  he  Father 
3Lbfi)fog. 
Num.z^.zSav/  Ifrael  abiding  in  his  tents 
y^.i<S.9.men  lying  in  wait,afcfcg  in  chamb. 

1 2. Hers  in  wait  abiding  in  the  chamber 
1  S<z»2.26.i9.thisdayfrom abidingintht  inherit. 
iCb('.29.i5.daiesasafliad.there  is  none  abiding 
L«£.  2.8  .fliepheards  abiding  in  the  field 
John  5 . 3  8  .have  not  his  word  abiding  in  you 
Act. 16. 1 2. in  Philippi  abiding  certaine  daies 
1  Joh.$ .  1 5.  no  murtnerer  hath  eternall  life  abid. 

2Hbjcct0. 
Pfal.  35.15  .abktls  gathered  together  againft  me 

Vbtd. 

1  Sam.g.  1  .Kifli  the  fon  oiAbiel 

14.51  .Ner  father  of  Abner,fon  otAbiel 

1  dv.n.32.HuraiofGaafhv4fe/the  Arbathite 

^btejer. 

Jojh.i^.z.aloi  for  the  children  of  Abie'zer 

Judg.G.-^^.Abiexer  was  gathered  after  him 

8.2.better  then  the  vintage  ofAbie^er 

2  Stftfz.23.27  .Abie^er  the  Anethothite 

1  Cbro.i  1.28.  &  27.12. 
1  Cko.7.i8.GileadsfifterbarcIfhad,&  Abie^er 

U-bi^Cjrite. 
Judg.6. 1 1  .that  pertained  to  Joafh  the  Abi-t^eite 

^bfc€?ritest. 

Judg.6. 24.it  is  yet  in  Ophrah  of  the  Abi-Eyites 

8.3  2.Gideon buried  in  Ophrah  ofthe  Abi-E. 

Sbtgati. 

1  Sam.  25.3  .Nabals  wives  name  was  Abigail 

i4.one  ofthe  young  men  told  Abigail 

18. then  .^igdi; made  feafte,  and  took 

2  3  .Abigail  faw  David,flie  hafted,&  lighted 

3  2.faid  to^fevw^Blefledbe  the  L.who  fent 
36. Abigail  came  to  Nabal 

B  2 


ABI       ABI 


$9.David  fent,and  communed  with  Abigail 
4C.feryants  were  come  to  Abig.to  Carnvel 
^.Abigail  hafted,and  rode  upon  an  afle 
27.j.Davidstwo  wives,Ahinoam,^ig«/ 

...  .     ,.  i%.i.:, 

30.5  ■  Ahinoam  and  ^fog.were  taken  captive 
2SiZ.3.?.fecondfonChileabof^%.  r  chro  3  1 

1  Cfc'0.2.t<S.Jefle's  fitters  were  Zeruiah,^w' 

•i7"%ffl/bareAmafa 
^bigal. 

2  Sa.  1 7.2  5 .Ithva  went  in  to  Abigal daugh.of  N 


^.3.3  5.chiefeofMerari  Zuriel  fono£ Abihail 

1  Chro.  2. 29.the  wife  o£  Abifhur  was  Abihail 

5. 14-thefe  are  the  children  of  Abihail 

2  Chr.i i.i8.Rehoboam  tooV  Abi. daug.of  Eliab 
Efl.z .  1 5  .Efther  daughter  of  Ahjh.^X  of  Mor 

9.Z9.  Elth.the  Queen,daught,0f  Abiba  wrote 
^tbtba. 
£TOi.6.23.ElifhebabareNadab,^ife<       - 
24. 1. come  up  thou  Aaron,Nadab,^fe 

9-then  went  up  Mofes,  Aaron,Nadab^&*. 

28.  i.Nadab,^fo/?«,Eleaz.Ithar.  Aarons  fons 

Num.i.z.fr  26.60.   1  chro.6.7  &  24  1 

Levit.  1  o.  1  .Nadab  &  Abihu  took  either  his  cenfer 

iv"/^.3.4.Nadab  and  Abihu  died  before  the  Lord 

26.6  i.Nadab  &  AbibAiti  when  they  offered 

1  d>ra.24.2.Nadab  &  ^^.died  before  their  fa th 

2dbtbtu). 
1  C/;i-o.8.3.fonsofBela  wereGera,^iterf 

Jlbtjal).  See  before  1ffbfa,and 

after,^Jbtjam. 
i  Kin.  1 4. 1  .Abi jab  fon  of  Jeroboam  fell  fick 

1  Chr.  24. 1  o.feventh  to  Hakkoz,eighth  lot  to  Ab . 

2  Chr.  1 1 .20.Rchob.took  Maacah  wcb  bare  Abijab 

z  z  .Rehoboam  made  Abijab  chiefe  Ruler 
1 2. 1 6.Abijah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
1 3 . 1  .in  the  eighteenth  year  of  Jero.began  Ab. 
2.there  was  war  between  Abijab  and  Jerob. 
3  .Abijab  fet  the  battell  in  aray 
^.Abijab  flood  up  upon  mount  Zemaraim 
1 5. God  fmote  Jeroboam  before  Abijab 
1 7. Abijab  and  his  people  Hew  them 
1 9.  Abijab  purfned  after  Jeroboam 
20.did  Jerob.recover  in  the  daies  of  Abijab 
2 1  .Abijab  waxed  mighty 

2  2.the  reft  of  the  afts  of  Abijab 

1 4. 1  .fo  Abijab  flept  with  his  fathers 
29.i.Hezekiahs  mothers  mmewasAbijab 
W^.io.7.thatfealedwereMefliuIlam,^%'^ 
1 2-4-went  up  with  Zerubbabel,Iddo,^fc;'dfr 
i7.oiAbijah3Zkhn  :  of Minjamin 
3H>fjattt. 
1  !(,»*■  *4-3  i.Abijam  Rehob.fon  reigned  in  his  ft. 
1 5 . 1  .in  the  18 th.  year  of  Jero.reigned  Abijam 
7.the-reft  of  theafts  of  Abijam 

war  between  Abijam  and  Jeroboam 
8  ,and  Abijam  flept  with  his  fathers 
Utbtlene. 
Iȣr3-.-E.Lyfanias  Tetrach  of  Abilene 

Lev.zj .%  .his  ability  that  vowed  Prieft  fhall  value 
£3772  2. 69. they  gave  after  their  ability 
Neb.  5 .8  .we  after  our  ability  have  redeemed 
Van.  i.4.as  had  ability  to  ftand  in  the  kings  palace 
Mat.  2  5 . 1 5  .to  every  man  according  to  his  ability 
Acl.  1 1 .  29.every  man  according  to  his  ^i/,deter, 
1  Pet.4..  1 1  .as  of  the  ability  which  God  gireth 

38bimael. 
G#z.io.28.Joktan  begat /?£>»#/.     iChro.i.zz. 

^bimelecij. 
Gen.zo.z.Abimelech  king  of  Gerartook  Sarah 

3  .God  came  to  Abimelech  in  a  dreame 
^.Abimelech  had  not  come  neere  her 

8.  Abimelech  rofe  early, 8f  called  his  fervants 

9.  Abimelech  called  Ab»aham,and  faid, What 
10. Abimelech  faid,  Wnat  faweft  thou 
i^.Abimelccb  took/neep  and  oxen 
1 5. Abimelech  fai^,My  land  is  before  thee 
1 7. God  heaW  Abimelech 
1 8  .clofed  up  the  wombs  ofthe  houfe  of  Ab. 

2 1 . 1  z.Abintelech  and  Phicol  fpake  to  Abraha 

2  5  .reproved  Abimelech,  becaufe  of  a  Well  of 

water,which  AbimServants  had  taken  j 

z6.Abimel.hid,I  wote  not  who  hath  done 

2  7  .Abraham  took  oxen,  and  gave  to  Abim. 

zcf.Abimelcch 


A  B  I       ABI 


ABI       AEL 


AB  L      A  B  L 


2g.Abimelechhidto  Abrah.  What  meaneth 
3  z.then  Abimelech  rofe  up  and  Phicol 
26.  i  .Ifaac  went  to  Abimelech  to  Gerar 
.8  .Abimelech'  looked  out  at  a  window 
$. Abimelech  cz\\zd\ha.csznd  faid,  She  is 
i  o. Abimelech  faid,What  is  this  that  thou 
1 1. Abimelech  charged  all  his  people 
1 6. Abimelech  faid  to  Ifaac,  Go  from  us 
26. Abimelech  went  to  Ifaac  frorjr  Gerar 
fttdg.ti. 3  i.Gideons  concubine  bare  him  AbimeL 
9.i.Abim.ihe  fon  of jerubbaal  went  to  Sheche 
3. their  heart  inclined  to  follow  Abimelech 
4.  Abimelech  hired  v  sine  and  light  perfons 
6. and  went,and  ma*  Abimelech  King 
i6.fincerely,in  that  ye  have  made  ^i.king 
i8.made^i.fbn  of  his  maid-fervant  king 

1  o.then  rejoyce  ye  in  Abimelecbi  and  let  him 
20. if  not/let  fire  come  out  from  Abimelech 

and  from — Millo,and  devoure  Ab'wnel. 
2 1  .Jotham  ran  for  feare  of  Abimelech 
2».when  Abimelech  had  reigned  3-yeares 
22.evill  fpirii.  between  Abim.  &  men  of  Sh. 
men  of  Shechem  dealt  treach.with  Abim. 
24.their  bloud  be  laid  upon  Abimelech 
.     2 5. and  it  was  told  Abimelech.    Ver. 42,47. 
27. they  did  eate  &  drink,  and  curfed  Abim. 
28.Gaal  faid,  Who  is  Abimelech 
2o.then  would  I  remove  Abimelech 

he  faid  to  Abimclecb,Inaeak  thy  army 
3  i.Zebul — fent  meflengers  to  Abimelech 
3  4.  Abimelech  rofe  up  by  night 
3  5  .Abimelech  rofe  up  from  lying  in  wait 
j8.wherewiththoufaideft,Who  is  Abimel. 
3  o.Gaal  went  out,  and  fought  with  Abimel. 
40. znA  Abimelech  chafed  him 
41. Abimelech  dwelt  at  Arumah 
44..4fe/2c/.and  the  company  rufhed  forward 
4 y.^ww.fought  againft  the  city  all  the  day 
48 .Abimelech  gate  up  to  mount  Zalrhon 

Abimelech  took  an  axe  in  his  hand 
49.the  people  followed  Abimelech 
50. then  went  Abimelech no  Theber 
5  2.  Abimelech  came  unto  the  tower 
5  3  .caft  a  piece  of  a  mil-ftone  upon  Abimel. 
5  j. when  Abimelech  was  dead  they  departed 
56.thus  God  rendred  the  v/ickednes  of  Ab. 
1 0.1. after  Abimel. 10  defend  Ifrael  arofe  Tola 
2  Sam.  1 1 .2 1  .who  fmote  Abimel.  fon  of  Jerubefh 
1  Chro.  1 8. 1 6.Zadok  and  Abimelech  were  Priefts 
Ulbinaoab. 

1  Sam.y.  1  .brought  the  ark  into  the  houfe  of  Abi. 

i6.8.then  JefTe  called  Abinadab,znd  made 
1 7. 13. three  eldeft  fonsof  Jeffe,Eliab,  Abi.Sh. 
3i.2.Philiftines  flewJonath.&  Ab.  1  Chr.10.2 

2  Sa. 6. 3. brought  the  ark  out  of  thehou.of^.v.4 

fons  oiAbinadab  dravethe  cart 
1  Kin.^.iiXon  olAbin.  in  all  the  region  of  Dor 
1  Chro.  2.13 .  JeflVs  firft-born,  Eliab.^fez.fecond 
8.3  3-Saulbegate  Jon.Malch.^fe.  Cb.9.39. 
1 3. 7. carried  the  ark  out  of  the  houfe  oiAbin. 
Hlbinoam. 
//^'•4.6.Deborah  called  Barak  the  fon  of  Abinoa 
i^.fon  oiAbinoam  was  gone  up  to  Tabor 
y.i.then  fang  Deborah  &  Barak  fon  oiAb'mo. 
i2.1ead  thy  captivity  captive,  thou  fon  oiAb. 
%Wsxn. 
Num.16,  i  .Dathan  and  Abiram  fons  of  Elinb 
1 2.Mofes  fent  to  call  Dathan  and  Abiram 
24-get  up  from  the  tabern.of  Dathan  &  Ab. 

2  5  .Mofes  rofe  up,and  went  to  Abiram 

2 7. they  gate  up  from  Dathan  and  Abiram 
on  every  fide,&  Dathan  &  Abi.came  out 
26.o.fons  of  EliabjNemueljDathan^iwvwz 
this  is  that  Dathan  &  Abiram  which  was 
Deut.  1 1 .6.what  he  did  to  Datha  and  Abi.Cons  of 
1  Kjn.  1 6.3  4.1aicl  the  foundation  in  Abiram  his 
Ffal.  106.17  .and  coveted  the  company  of  Abiram 

SUbttbag. 
1  Kin.  1 . 3  .fought  for  a— da^fell^  brought  Ab. 

1  ^.Abijhagthe  ShunamVeminiftredto  the 
2.17  .that  he  give  me  Abijhag  x0  wife 

2 1  .let  Ab/jhag  be  given  to  Adonijah 

2  2.why  doft  thou  aske  Abijh.  for  Adonijah 

fllbtlhaf. 
1  Sa. 2 6. 6. David  faid  to  Ahim.&  AbiJh.Y/ho  wil 
and  Abijhai  faid,  He  go  down  with  thee 


7  .fo  David  and  Abijhai  came  to  the  peoplt 

8  .then  faid  Abijhai,God  hath  delivered      N 
^.David  faid  to  Abijhai, Deftroy  him  not 

2  Sam.  2. 1 8.fons  of  ZeruiahJoab,,4fc/&.  Afahel 
24-Joab  and  Abijhai  patCued  after  Abner 
3 . 3  o  .fo  Joab  and  Abijhai  flew  Abner 
10.  lo.reft  he  delivered  into  the  hands  of  Abi. 

1 4. then  fled  they  alfo  before  Abijhai 
1 6\c).faid  Abijhai,  Why  mould  this  dog  curfe 

1 1  .David  faid  to  Abifhai,My  fon  feeketh 
1 8. 2.a  third  part  under  the  hand  of  Abijhai 
5  .the  king  commanded  Jo3.b,AbiJbai>  Ittai 
1 2.in  our  hearing  the  K.charged  thee  Abijh. 
19.21  .^«/&.anfwered,Shal  not  Shimei  be  put 
20.6.David  faid  to  Abijhai,Now  (hall  Sheba 
io.fo  Joab  &  Abijhai  purfued  after  Sheba 

21.17  •Abijhai  fon  of  Z eruiah  fuccoured  him 

23.18  .Abifhai — was  chiefe  among  three 

1  Chro.z.  1 6.fons  of  Zetaizh,Abijhai  ,  Joab,Afahel 
ii.zo.Ab'jhai  was  chiefe  of  the  three 
18.12. Abijhai  flew  of  theEdomites  18000, 
19. 1 1.  the  reft  he  delivered  to  Abijhai 

1 5. the  child.of  Ammon  fled  before  Abijhai 
31btfbal)atr. 
1  Chro.  7.10  .fons  of  BilhanjThar(hi(h,/4ii/&^/- 

Sbtftjalom. 

1  Kjn.i  5. 2. mother  was  Maacah  daughter  of  Abi. 

Ver.  10. 

1  Cfo-fl.6.4.EleaZar  begat  Phinehas,Phin.^i/&/*j 
^.Abijhua  begat  Bukki 
5o.Phinehas  his  Con,Abijhuahis  fon 
8 .4. fons  of  Bcla,  ^/>i/2wa,Naaman 
E%ra  7. 5. Ezra  fon  of  AbiJhua,[on  of  Phinehas 
aibifjjur. 

1  C%o. 2. 2 8. fons  of  ShammaijNadab,^i/i&^r 

29. the  name  of  the  wife  of  Abijhur,  Abihail 
^bital- 

2  Sam.  3 .4. fifth  fon  Shephatiah  fon  of  Abital 

1  Cfowz.3.3. 

atbfot>. 

Mat.  1 . 1 3 .  Zorobabel  begat  Abiud,  &  Abi  ltd  begat 

Exo.  18.21  .(halt  provide  out  of  all  people  able  me 

2  5  .Mofes  chofe  able  men  out  of  Ifrael 
Levit.  14.22. fuch  as  heisable  to  get.        Ver.3  1. 
Num.  1 . 3  .all  that  are  able  to  go  forth  to  war 

Ver. 20,  22,24,26  28,30,32,  34,36, 
38 ,40,4  2,4  y  .Chap.  26. 2. 
1 3 . 3  o.we  are  well  able  to  overcome  it 
Dent.  1 6. 1 7 .every  man  lhall  give  as  he  is  able 
Jojh.zi.g.  no  man  hath  binable  to  ftand  before 
JWg.8.3.what  was  I  Me  to  do  in  companion 
1  S«.6.20.who  is  ab.to  ftand  before  this  holy  G. 
1  Kin.  3 .9.  w  ho  is  able  to  judge  this  thy  fo  great 
2.Yj.a.  3.21  .gathred  all  that  were  ab. to  pu  t  on  arm. 

1  Chro  5.18  .men  able  to  bear  buckler  and  fword 

9. 1 3  .very  able  men  for  the  work  of  the  houfe 
26.8  .able  men  for  ftrength  for  the  fervice 

2  Chro.  2, 6. who  is  able  to  build  him  an  houfe 

20. 6. none  is  able  to  withftand  thee 

25.5  .able  to  go  forth  to  warre 
9. Lord  is  able  to  give  thee  much  more 

3  2. 1 3  .were  the  gods  of  the  nat.any  waies  able 
1  y.no  god  was  able  to  deliver  his  people 
Job  4 1 . 1  o. who  then  is  able  to  ftand  before  me 
Pro. 27.4  who  is  able  to  ftand  before  envie 
£^.46. 1 1  .as  he  is  able  to  give 
Dan.  2 . 2  6.art  thou  able  to  make  known  the  dream 

3. 1 7. our  God  is  able  to  deliver  us 

4. 1 8.  thou  art  ablejox  the  fpirit  of  the  holy  G. 

3  7  .that  walk  in  pride,he  is  able  to  abafe 
6.20.able  to  deliver  thee  from  the  lions 

Mat.  3 .9.  God  is  able  of  thefe  ftones  to  raife  up 

Lu\e  3.8. 
o.28.beleeveyefhat  Izmable  to  do  this 
1 0.2 8. feare  him  which  is  able  to  deftroy  foule 
1 9. 1 2. he  tlm  is  able  to  receive  it,let  him 
20.22.are ye  able  todrinkof  thecHp,we  zreab. 
22.46.no  man  was  able  toanfwer  him 
26. 6  i.I  am  able  to  deftroy  the  temple  ofGod 
Mar. 4. 3  3 .as  they  wereable  to  heare  it 
Joh.  10. 29. no  man  is  able  to  pluck  them  out  of 
^ff.ij.io.norwe  wereaWetobeareit 

20.32.wordoi" orace  which  isable  to  build 
2  5 .  j  .which  among  you  are  ablego  downe 


K00.4. 2 1  .w  hat  he  had  promikd,  he  was  able  to 
1 1 .23 .God  is  able  to  grafte  them  in 
i4.4.God  is  able  to  make  him  ftand 
M  • 1 4 -die  alfo  to  admonifh  one  another 

1  Co^.2.neither  yet  now  are  yeable 

10. 1  i  you  to  be  tempted  above  that  ye  are  able 

2  t>.3.6.^ho  hath  made  us  able  minifters 
9.8.God  i^ble  to  make  all  grace  abound 

Ephefs.zoio  h,^  that  is  able  to  do  exceeding 
Phil.3.2i.heisable  to  fubdueall  thingsto 
2  Tim.  1 . 1  z.able  to  ketv  that  which  I  have  com 

3.7.never(Z&/e  to  comtto  the  knowledge 
1 5. Scriptures  able  to  r*ake  thee  wife 
Heb.i.  1 8  he  is  able  to  fuccour  them  that  are  tern. 

5<7.to  him  that  was  able  to  fave  him 

7.25  .he  is  able  to  {aye  to  the  uttermoft 

1 1 . 1 9  .accounting  God  was  able  to  raife  him 
jam.  1 .2  i.which  is  able  to  fave  your  foules 

3  .z.able  alfo  to  bridle  the  whole  body 

4.12  .able  to  fave  and  to  deftroy 
Jiule  2ar.able  to  keep  you  from  falling 
Revel,  y .  3  .no  man  was  able  to  open  the  book 

1 3  4.who  is  able  to  make  warre  with  him 

1 5 .8  .no  man  was  able  to  enter  into  the  temp 
Be  Wilt. 
Gen.  1 5 .  y  .tell  the  ftars  if  thou  be  able  ' 

3  3.  i4.as  the  children  be  able  to  endure 
Exod.  18.23  .then  thou  {halt  be  able  to  endure 
Levit.z  ?.26.andhimfelfe  be  able  to  redeem  it 

49.if  he  able,  he  may  redeem  himfelfe 
Num.22. 1  i.peradventure  I  fhalbe  able  to  overco. 
Deut.  j  .24.there  ihall  no  man  be  able  to  ftand 
<r  Chap.  1 1.2  y. 

jvjh.  1 . 5  .not  any  able  to  ftand  before  thee 

14. 1 2. if  the  Lord  be  with  me,I  fhallbea^e 

1  Sam.ij.y.itht  be  able  to  fight  with  me,  and 

2  Kin.  1 8. 2  3. if  thou  be  flWe  to  fet  riders 

1  Chr.  29. 1 4.we  mould  be  able  to  offer  fo  willing 
a  Chro. 3  2.  i4.that  your  God  fhould  be  ab.to  deli. 
lfa.  3  6. 8. on  thy  part  be  able  to  fet  riders 

47. 1 2. if  fo  be  thou  fhalt  be  able  to  profit 
E'Kek.-  ?  I  •  1  z.fhall  the  righteous  be  able  to  live 

46.  f  .as  he  fhall  be  able  to  give 
Z^fo.i.i8.filvernor  gold  fhall  be  able  to  deliver 
1/^.14.3  1 -whether  he  be  able  with  10000. 
&>#2.S.39.mall  beable  to  feparate  us  from  the 

1  Cor. 6. 5  .not  one  that  fhalbe  ab.  to  judge  between 

1 0.1 3. that  ye  may  be  able  to  beat  e  it 

2  Cor.  1 .4.comforteth  us, that  we  may  be  able  to 
Eph.  3.18.  may  be  able  to  comprehend  with  all  S. 

6.1 1. that  ye  may  be  able  to  ftand 
1 3  .that  ye  may  be  able  to  withftand 
i6.wherewith  ye  fhall  be  able  to  quench 
7im.2.2.wbo  fhall  be  able  to  teach  others  alfo 
Tit.  1  ^be  able  by  found  doctrine  to  exhort 
2  Pet.  1 . 1 5  .may  be  able  after  my  deceafe  to 
Kev.6.17.  and  who  fhall  be  able  to  ftand 

Notbe%\i\Z. 
Exod  1  o .  5  .one  cannot  be  able  to  fee  the  earth 
2  Kjn.i^. 2 g.noibe  able  to  deliveryou.zy2i.36.14 
Ffal.  3  6. 1 2.and  (hall  not  be  able  to  rife 
Ecclef.  8 . 1 7  .yet  fhall  he  not  be  able  to  find  it 
Ifa.^-j .  1 1  .thou  fhalt  not  be  able  to  put  it  off 
Jer.  10. 10. not  be  able  to  abide  his  indignation 

1 1 . 1 1  .not  be  able  to  efcape 

49.io.hefhallnot  be  able  to  hide  himfelfe 
E%ck,.j .  1 9.their  gold  fhall  not  be  able  to  deliver 
Lull  1 3 .24. and  (hall  not  be  able 

2 1 . 1  j  .not  be  able  to  gain-fay,or  refill 
Notnmt. 
Gen.  1 3 .6. land  was  not  able  to  beare  them 
Exod.  18.18  .not  able  to  performe  it  thy  felfe 

40.3  y.Mofes  was  nottfb.to  enter  into  the  tent 
Levit.  5.  j. not  able  to  bring  a  lamb,  then  he  fhall 
1 1  .if  not  able  to  bring  two  turtle  doves 

i2.8.iffhebenot^We  to  bring  a  lamb 

14.3  2.whofe  hand  is  notable  tog«  that 

'2.5. 28. if  hebenotable  torefto/e  it 
Num.  1 1 . 1 4.I  am  not  able  to  be»r  all  this  people 

1-3.3  i-we  be  not  able  tog'uP  againft 

i4.i6.becaufe the L.w* not abie-  ^eut.9.2^. 

22.37.am  I  notable  ^promote  thee 
Deut.i.9.\  am  not^tobearyou  mV  ielf alone 

1 4. 24.fo  that  th*0  arc r«ot  able  to  carry  it 
1  Sam.  1  ■;.  3  3.artnot^.to  go  againft  this  Philift- 
1  Kin.9. 2  i.wbom  the  child.of  Ifr.were  not  ^.ut, 
aCfofl.7.7.brafen 


ABL      ABN 

^.7-7.braf«  altar-was  not  fl^toreceive 
lo.37.{hips-DOt-&*  wgoe  to  Tarftufh 
E*ra  10.13. we  sre  not  a^  toftand  without 
Wdb  4  io.wc«e  not  able  to  build  the  wall 
Pte  18  j  8  wounded  them  that  they  are  not  able  to 
a  i  ii. which  they  are  not  able  to  performe 
4o'i  z.Vo  that  I  am  not  able  to  look  np 
Lam  i.  14  from  whom  I  am  not  able  to  rife  up 
Van  1 1  S.wifc  men  of  my  kingdom  are  not  able  to 
^7.io.land  not  ^fctobcare  his  words 
jtf#  io  28.arenotato  to  kill  the  loule 
I«£.'i.zo.dumb3andnot^tofpeak 

i  2  j^.if  not  able  to  do  that  which  is  lealt 
i4.'29.foundation,and  is  not  able  to  finifh  it 
so. began  to  build,and  was  not  able  to  finifh 
/oteai.V.notatetodrawitforfifhes 
/tf?.6.  i  o  ,not^&  to  refift  the  wifdome  and  the 
i  Cor  .z .  2.fiitherto  ye  were  not  able  to  bear  it 

hotter, 
i  Sam.  1 7  •  5  5  .raid  to  Abner— Abner,  w  hofe  fon  is 
^te;'  faid — I  cannot  tell 
<7. Abner  took  him,  and  brought  him  before 
■zo.zi,. Abner  fate  by  Sauls  fide,  &  Davids  place 
26.7 .but  /4fe?>*  and  the  people  lay  round  about 
1 4*.anfwereft  thou  not  Abner  ?  then  Abner 

1  ^David  faid  to  Abner,  Art  not  thou  a  vali. 
z  Sam.z.i4-A^e'>'  faid— Let  the  yongmenarife 

17.  Abner  was  beaten,  and  the  men  of  Ifrael 
19.  Afahel  purfued  after  Abmr, and  in  going 
and  turned  not — from  following  Abner 
•zo.Abner  looked  behind  him,and  faid,  Art 
2 1  .Abner  faid  to  him, Turn  thee  afide  to  thy 
zi.AbnSaid — Turn  thee  afide  from  follow. 
zz.Abner — fmote  him  under  the  fifth  rib 
24.Joab  and  Abifhai  purfued  after  Abner 

2  5  .childre  of  Benjamin  gathered — after  Ab. 
i6.Abner  called  to  Joab,and  faid,Shall  the 
29. Abner  and  his  men  walked  all  that  night 

3  ojoab  returned  from  following  Abner 
3  i.had  fmitten— of  Abner  s  men,fo  that 

s  ,6.Abner  made  himfelf  ftrong  for  the  houfe  of 
7.Ifhbofhethfaid  to  ^fe^Wherefore  haft 
8  .then  was  Abner.  very  wroth  for  the  words 
9-fo  do  God  to  Abner, and  more  alfo 
1 1  .he  could  not  anfwer  Abner  a  word 

1  z.Abner  fent  meffengers  to  David 
i6.then  faid  Abner  unto  him,  Go,returne 
17.Abn.had  communication  with  the  Eld.of 
ig.Abner  fpake  in  the  eares  of  Benjamin 

Abner  went  to  fpeak  in  the  eares  of  David 

2  o  .Abner  came  to  David  to  Hebron 

and  David  made — Abner  a  feaft 
2 1  .Abner  faid,  I  will  arife  and  go,  and  will 

David  fent  Abn.  away,  &  he  went  in  peace 
■zz.Abner  was  not  with  David  in  Hebron 
24.behold,^te*'  came  unto  thee,why  is  it 
s.6Joab — fent  meffengers  after  Abner 
a 7. when  Abner  was  returned  to  Hebron 

3  0.(0  }oab  and  Abifhai — flew  Abner 

3  l.gird  you  with  fackcloth,&  mourn  bef.Ab. 
3  i.and  they  buried  Abner  in  Hebron 

the  King— wept  at  the  grave  of  Abner 
3  3  .the  King  lamented  over  Abner, and  faid , 
Died  Abner  as  afooledieth  f 
4. 1. when  Sauls  fon  heard  that  Abner  was  dead 
1  i.buried  it  in  the  fepulchre  of  Abner 
rClw.27 .n.Jaafiel  thefcnof^iw 
Abner  joyned  with  Ner. 
1  S<vn,i4^0.Abner  the  fon  of  Ner,Sauls  Uncle 
5  l.Ner  the  father  of  Abner  was  the  fon 
2.6.5.Y1  here  Saul  lay,and  Abner  the  fon  of  Ner 
I4-E>avid  cried  to  Abner  the  fon  of  Ner 
z  Som.z.%  .Abner  the  fon  of  Ner  took  Ifhbofheth 
1 2  .Abner  the  fon  of  Ner  went  out  from 
z.iz.Abner  the  fon  of  Ner  came  to  the  King 
a  5  •  thou  knoweft  Abn.  he  fon  of  Ner,that  he 
2.8  .gmltlefs  fro  the  bloud  ofAb.the  fon  of  N. 
3  7 -not of  the  King  to  flay  Ab.the  fon  of  Ner 
1  m  2.  j  what  Joab  did  to  Abner  the  fon  of  Ner 

32.flew  with  the  fword  468.  the  fon  of  Net 
1  C^.26.28.all  that  Ab.the  fon  of  Ner  had  dedic. 

AboarO. 
Ait.  2 1 . 2.we  went  aboard,  and  fet  forth 

Sbotie. 
a%.  1,0. 2  7. 1  know  thy  abodc^ni       lffl.37.28. 
JW.14.23.  will  come  &  make  our  abode  with  him 


ABO      ABO 

Abooe. 
Exod.i4..i6.glory  of  the  L.abodeuyon  mount  Sin. 

4c.  3  5  .becaufe  the  cloud  abode  thereon 
Num.p.  1 7. where  the  cloud  abode,  there  the  childr. 
1 8.as  long  as  the  cloud  abode  upon  the  Tab. 
2 1  .when  the  cloud  abode  from  Even  unto 
1 1.3  5  .the  people  abode  at  Hazeroth 
Deut.i,^6.ye  abode  in  Kadefh many  daies 

according  to  the  daies  ye  abode  there 
Jojh.z.zz.came  to  the  mountain,and  abode  there 

8 .9.and  abode  between  Bethel  and  Ai 
Judg.  y.  i7.Gilead  abode  beyond  Jordan 

2  i.2.people — abode  there  till  Even  before  God 

1  Sam.  i.zz. the  woman  abode  ,8c  gave  her  fon  fuck 

25.13. and  200.dWi?bytheftuffe 
30.10.for  zoo. abode  behind,  which  werefo 

2  Sam.  1 5. 8. while  I  abode  at  Gefhur  in  Syria 

1  Kjn.  17.  ig.carried  him  into  a  loft,  where  he  abo. 

Ezra-  8.32.Jerufalem,anddWi?  there  three  daies 

John  1 . 3  2.the  Spirit  —abode  upon  him 
4. 40 .and  he  abode  there  two  daies 
8 .44. and  abode  not  in  the  truth,becaufe  there  is 
io.40.where  John  —  baptiz.&  there  he  abode 
xi. 6. ht  abode  two  daies  where  he  was 

Alt.  1 . 1 3  .upper  roome,where  abode  Peter  and 

1 2.  i^.went  to  Gefarea,and  there  abode 
i4.3.1ong  timeabode  they,fpeaking  boldly 

28.there  they  abode  with  the  Difciples 

1 7. 1 4-Silas  and  Timotheus  abode  there  ftill 

A  bote  in. 

G0z.49.24.his bowe abode  in  ftrength 

Num.9,  zo. they  abode  in  their  tents.  Ver.22. 

20. 1  .and  the  people  abode  in  Kadefh 
2  j .  1  .Ifrael  abode  in  Shittim,and  the  people 

Dent.  1 .46.fo  ye  abode  in  Kadefh  many  daies 
3 .  29.  we  abo.  in  the  valley  over  againftBeth-P. 
o.9.then  I  abo.m  the  mount 40.daies,  &  40.ni. 

Jofh.j. 8. they  abode  in  their  places  till  they  were 

Judg.  5 . 1 7.  and  abode  in  his  breaches 
1 1 . 1 7  .and  Ifrael  abode  in  Kadefh 
20. 47. abode  in  therocke  Rimmon  4.moneths 

1  Sam.-j  .z.the  Arkeabode  in  Kireath-jearim 

1 3 .  16. Saul  and  Jonathan  abode  in  Gibeah  of 
22.6\Saul  abode  in  Gibeah  under  a  tree  in 
23.i4.Davidfl&oieinthewildernes.  Ch.2^.3. 

1 8.David  abode  in  the  wood, and  Jonathan 
2  j. and  abode  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Maon 

2  Sam.  1 . 1  .David  abode  two  daies  in  Z  iglag 

1 1 . 1 2.Uriah  abode  in  Jerufalem  that  day 
Ezra  8.1  5  .there  a  W?  we  in  tents  3. daies 
Jer.  38.28  .Jeremy  abode  in  the  court  of  the  prifon 
Ate.17.22.whUe  they  abode  in  Galilee 
Lu\.8. 27. neither  abode  in  any  houfe>but  in  the 

2 1. 3  7.at  night  went  out,and  abo.  in  the  mount 
Job. 7. 9. words  unto  them,he  abode  ftill  in  Galilee 

Abotje  with. 
Gen. 29. 1 4.  Jacob  abode  with  him — a  moneth 
Num. z 2.8.princes  of  Moab abode  with  Balaam 
Judg.  i9-4.and  he  abode  with  him  three  daies 
Lull.  1.5 6. Maty  abode  with  her  3.moneths 
John  1.39.  and  abode  with  him  that  day 
Ail.  1 8 . 3  .he  abode  with  them,and  wrought 
2 1 .7. abode  with  the  brethren  one  day 
8  .entred  into  the  houfe  of  Ph.&  a&.with  him 
Gal.  1 . 1 8  .and  abode  with  Peter  1  5  .daies 

Abo&ett. 
Judg.  5.  i6.vihy  abodesi  thou  among  the  iheepfolds 

AboUO). 
Ifa.z.18 .the  idols  he  fhall  utterly  abolijh 

AbolifheO. 
Ifa.  5 1 ,6\my  righteoufnes  fhall  not  be  aholijbed 
E.ze\.6. 6. and  your  workes  may  be  abolished 
2  Cor.z .  1 3  .to  the  end  of  that  which  is  abolifhed 
Ephef.z.  i<$. having  abolijhcd'm  his  flefh  the  enmity 
2  Tim.  1 . 1  o.Jefus  Chrift,who  hath  abolijbed  death 

Abominable. 
Lcvh.7.z  1  .that  fhall  touch  any  abominable  thing 

1 1 .4  3  .ye  fhall  not  make  your  felves  abominable 
18.3  o.commit  not  any  of  thefe  abomi.c\\i\omes 

.  19.7. if  eaten  on  the  third  day  abominable 

20. 2  5  .ye  fhall  not  make  your  foules  abominable 
Vent.  14.3  .thou  fhalt  not  eate  any  abominable  thing 

1  Chro.z  i.6.Kings  word  abominable  to  Joab 

2  Chro.  1 5 .8 .  Afa  put  away  the  abominable  idols 
Job  1 5 . 1 6\how  much  more  abominable  is  man 
Pfal.  1 4. 1  .they  have  done  abominable  workes 
B  J ' 


ABO       ABO 

y  J.i  .have  done  abominable  iniquity,there  is 
lfa.  1 4.  i9.caft  out  like  an  abominable  branch 

6 ?.4.broth  of  abomin. things  is  in  their  veffds 
Jer.  1 6. 1 8  .with  the  carkafes  of  their  ^0«/7z.things 

44>4.do  not  this  abominable  thing  that  I  hate 
Ezsk..4-  i4.came  there  abomin.  flefh  into  my  mouth 

8. 10. 1  faw,and  behold  abominable  beafts 

16.5  2.thy  fins  more  abominable  then  they 
Micah  6. 1  o.lcant  meafure  that  is  abominable 
Nah.z.6.1U  caft  abominable  filth  upon  thee 
Tit.  1 . 1 6\in  works  deny  him,being  abominable 
1  Pet.4.  z  .when  we  walked  in  abominable  idolatries 
Rev.  2 1 .  S  .fcarfull)Unbeleevrng,and  abominable 

2dbomfnablp. 
1  Kjn.  21.2  6". Ahab  did  very  abom.in  follow.idols 

Abomination. 
Exod.S. z6.(hal  we  facrifice  the  abom.oi the  Egypt. 
Levit.7. 1 8.it  fhall  be  an  abomination.     Ch.  1 1 .4 1 . 

1 1 . 1  o.they  fhall  be  an  abomination  unto  you 

Chap.n.i2.&  20.23. 
1 1  .you  fhall  have  their  carkaffes  in  abominat. 
1 3  .fhal  have  in  abom.among  fouls-.are  in  abo. 
4  2. for  they  are  an  abomination 
i8.22.withmankind,as  withwom.it  isabomri. 
Chap.  20.1 3. 
Deut.7.z6.(ha\t  thou  bring  an  abom.into  thy  houfe 
1 2.3 1. every  ab. which  he  hateth  they  have  done 
1 3 .  i4.that  fuch  abomin  As  wrought  among  you 
Chap.  17.4. 
1 8 . 1 2.all  that  do  thefe  things  are  an  abominat. 
Chap.22.$.&  25.16. 
2  3 . 1 8 .  both  thefe  are  an  abomination  to  the  Lord 
24.4.that  is  abomination  before  the  Lord 
27.15  .curfed  be  the  man  that  maketh  an  abomi. 
1  Sam.  1 3.4.Ifrael  was  had  in  abo.  with  the  Philift. 

1  %in.  1  i.j.Milcom  the  abomi.  of  the  Ammonites 

7. for  Chemofh,  the  abomination  of  Moab 

Milcom,the  abomination — -of  Ammon 

2  Kin.  23.13  .Sol. — had  builded  for  Afht.the  do. 
Pfal.S  8 .8 .thou  haft  made  me  an  abomination 
Pro.6. 1 6" .yea  feven  are  an  abomination  to  him 

1 1 . 1 .  falfe  ballance  is  an  abomination  to  the  Lo. 
20.  they  that  are  of  a  froward  heart  an  abom. 

1 2. 2  2.1ying  lips  are  an  abomination 

1 3 .  19.it  is  an abom.to  fools  to  depart  from  evil 
1 5.26.thoughts  of  the  wicked  arc  an  abominat. 
17. 1 5. they  both  are  abomimtism  unto  the  Lord 
20.  io.both  of  them  arc  alike  abomination 
2  3  .divers  weights  are  an  abomination 

2  8 ,9.his  praicr  fhall  be  an  abomination 
lfa.^x. z^.an  abomination  is  he  that  choofeth  you 

44.  i9.fhall  I  make  the  refidue  an  abomination 
66.  i7.eating  fwincs  flefh,  &  the  abomination  of 
Jer. z.7. ye  cntred,ye  made  my  heritage  an  abomin. 
<5.i5.afhamed,  when  they  com.ataz.Ch.8.12. 

3  2.3'5.my  mind,  that  they  fhould  do  this  abom. 
E%e\.  1 6. 5  o.they  were  haughty,and  zon\m\t.abom. 

i8.i2.1iftuphiseiestothe  idolsj&com.atez. 

22.11  .one  hath  comit.«6tf.witli  his  neigh. wife 

3  3.26.ftand  upon  your  fword,  &  work  abomin. 
Dan.  1 1 . 3 1  .place  the  abomin.  that  maketh  defolate 

1 2. 1 1. the  abom.  that  maketh  defolate  is  fet  up 
Mai.  2. 1 1  .an  abomination  is  committed  in  Ifrael 
Mat .  24. 1 5. when  ye  fhall  fee  the  abom.of  defolat. 

Marli  13.14. 
Lu\.\6.\  5  .is  abomination  in  the  fight  ofGod 
KcwZ.21.27.not  enter,whatfoevcr  worketh  abom. 

is  an  Abomination. 
Gen.^z . 3  a.that  is  an  abomination  to  the  Egyptians 

46. 3  4.every  fhephcrd  is  an  abomination 

~Beut. 7. z<,.\t  is  an  abomination  to  theLord  thy  God 
1 7 .  i.for  that  is  an  abomin.to  the  Lord  thyGod 
Pro.  3 . 3  a.the  froward  is  an  abomination 

8.7.wickedneffe  is  an  abomination  to  my  lips 
1 5. 8.  facrifice  of  the  wicked  is  an  abo.ch.  2 1. 27. 

9.the  way  of  the  wicked  is  an  abomination 
16.5  .every  one  that  is  proud  is  an  abomination 

1 2. it  is  an  abom.to  kings  to  comit  wickednes 
24.9.fcorner  is  an  abomination  to  men 
29. 27.unjuft  man  is  an  abomination  to  the  juft 
upright — is  an  abomination  to  the  wicked 
1/a.i.iz  .incenfe  is  an  abomination  unto  mc 
Abominattonsf. 

Veut.  1  S.g.not  learn  to  do  after  the  abominations 

zz.i6.y/hhabomi.  provoked  they  him  to  anger 

1  Kin.  14.24. they  did  according  to  all  the  abomin. 

2  Kin.  16. z  .through 


ABO       ABO 

2  Kin.  i6.3.through  the  fire,according  to  the  abom. 

z  i  .a.Mariafleh  did  after  the  abom.of  the  heathen 
zCbi-on.$$.i. 
z  i.  24.aU  the  abom.efyiei  did  Jofiah  put  away 

zCbron.i^.7,1. 
3 6.8 .ads  of  Jehojakim  and  his  abominations 
"  i    i4.prieftsand  people  tranfg.— after  the  do. 
'  Pro. z6.z<-.vcefaetL  abominations  in  his  heart 
7er.44.2z.L0rd  could  not  bear  for  the  afrmMtions 
E^.6. 1  i.alas  for  all  the— abom.oi thehou.ofllr. 
8 .6.feeft  thou  the  great  ^o.that  the  houfe  of  llr. 
mine— and  thou  {halt  fee  greater  abominat. 
Chap.13.15. 
o.behold  the  wicked  abmh.thw.  they  do  here 
1 7.  a  lighc  thing  to  comit  the  abom.xhty  com. 
g.4.that  cry  for  all  the  abominations 
1 1 . 1 8  .take  all  the  abominat. thereof  from  thence 
i4.6.turne  your  faces  from  all  your  abominations 
1 6.  i.caufe  Jerufalem  to  know  her  abominations 
jo.and  with  all  the  idols  of  thy  abominations 
1 8 .  24.when  the  right.doth  accord.to  all  the  ab. 
20.4.ciufe  them  to  know  the abom.ol their  fath. 
y.cait  ye  away  the  abominations  of  his  eyes 
8  .'they  did  not  caft  away  the  abom.ot  their  etes 
2  2. 2.thou  (halt  ftiew  her  all  her  abominations _ 
36.31  .loath  your  felves  for  all  your  abominations 
44.6.1et  it  fufficeyou  for  all  your  abominations 
7.becaufe  of  all  your  abominations 
D4».9.27.fortheoverfpreading  of  abominations 
Zccb.g.j. tzVe  his  abominat.irom  between  his  teeth 
Kef.  1 7. 4.a  golden  cup  full  of  dominations 
5  .mother  of  harlots  and  ot  abominations 
Their  Abominations. 
IV«£.20.i8.teach  you  not  to  doe  after  all  their  ttbo. 

29. 1 7.and  ye  have  fcen  their  abominations 
E  v<z  9. 1  .doing  according  to  their  abominations 

1 1  .with  their  abominations  wh  ich  have  filled  it 
1(o..66.t,. their' foule  delighteth  iniheir  abominations 
Jer.-j.ipXtt  thexrabom.in  the  houfe  which  is  called 

Chap.  3  2.34. 
£^/j.6.2.evils  wc!"  they  have  comit.in  all  their  ab. 
7.20.thcy  have  made  the  images  of 'their  abom'rn. 
1 1 .2 1  .for  them  whofe  heart  walks  after  their  ab. 
1 2. 1 6. that  they  maj  declare  aj.1  their  abommat. 
16.A7.yet  thou  haflrdone  after  their  abominations 
20.30.  commit  ye  whordome  after  their  abom. 

2  3.36.yea,declare  to  them  their  abominations 

3  3 .29.1aid  the  land  defolate  becaufe  of  their  ab. 
43.8  .defiled  my  holy  name  by  their  abominations 
44. 1 3  .mail  bear  their  {hame  &  their  abominat. 

Hof.y.  1  o.their  abominations  were  as  they  loved 

Thefe  Abominations. 
Levit.  1 8. 2  6. ye  thai  not  comit  any  of  thete  abomin. 
27.aH  thefe"  flfe.have  the  men  of  the  land  done 
29.whofo  {hall  commit  any  of  thefe  abomin. 
Dcut.  1 8. 1 2.becaufe  of  thefe  abom.the  L.dorh  drive 
2  Kin.z  1V1 1  .becaufe  Manaf.  hath  done  thefe  abom. 
E^)-.9.i4.joynin  affinity  with  the  peop.of  thefe  ab. 
Jcr.-j.io.vie  are  delivered  to  do  all  thefe  abominat. 
£«£• 1 8  • l  3  -done  all  thefe  abm.he  fhall  furely  die 

Thine  or  thy  Abominations.  _ 
Jer.A.  1  .if  thou  wilt  put  away  thine  abominations 

1 3 . 27 .1  have  feen  thine  abominations 
Ere/;.  5.9.1k  do  that  I  have  noi  becaufe  of  thine  ab. 
1 1  .defiled  my  fanftuary  with  thine  abommat. 
7. 3. lie  recompence  all  thine  abominations. ch.4.9 
8. He  recompence  thee  for  all  thine  abominat. 
16.22.in  alhhine  abom.thou  hall  notrememb« 
3  6 .  w  ith  all  the  idols  of  thy  abominations 
43  .not  c5mit  this  lewdnes  above  all  thine  ab. 
5 1  .haft  multiplied  thine  abom.  more  then  they 
haft  juftified  thy  fifter  in  all  thine  abominat. 
5  8  .thou  haft  born  thine  abom.  faith  the  Lord 

Abobe. 

Gnz:  1. 7. from  the  waters  above  the  firmament 
20.foulcs  that  may  file  above  the  earth 
3 . 1 4.ferpentcurfed  above  ttttell,Arae  beaft 
6. 1 6. in  acubit  finifh  the  arkc  above 
7 ..17.it  was  lift  up  above  the  earth 
27.39.and  ofthe  dew  of  heaven  homabove 
48 . 2  2.one  portion  above  thy  brethren 
49.2  5 .bleffc  thee  with bleflings  from  heav.<z&(W 
26. above  the  bleflings  of  my  progenitors 
Exod.  1 9. 5  .a  peculiar  treafure  above  all  people 

Dent. 7. 6. 


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ABO      ABO 

20.4.  of  any  thing  that  is  in  heaven  above 

Deut.$.2. 
2  J .  2 1  .put  the  mercy  feat  above.     Chap.40 .  i  o . 
22.Ile  commune  from  above  the  mercy  feat 

26. 1 4  a  covering  from  above  of  badgers  skins 

Chap.36.i9.&Iv"##z.4.2j. 
24.coupled  together  above  the  head  of  it   - 
2%. zj. above  the  curious  girdle  ofthe  Ephod 

Ver.zS. ScPfal.i  39.20. 
29.1 3. the  caule  that  is  above  the  liver 

icwf.3.4,iOji5.&7.4.&8.i6.&9.io,i9. 
30.  i4.numbred  from  20.yeares  old  and  above 

2  Cbron.z^.^. 
40. 1 9,ptit  the  covering  ofthe  tent  above 
Levit.  1 1.2 1. which  have  legs  above  their  feet 
27-7.if  it  be  from  6o.yeares  old,  and  above 
Num.  12.3  .Mofes  meek  above  all  the  men 

1 6 . 3 .1 1ft  up  your  felves  above  the  congregation 
Deut.4. 3  9. God  in  heaven  above.  Jojb.  z.  1 1 . 

7 . 1 4. thou  ihalt  be  bleffed  above  all  people 

10.15  .chofe  youabove  all  people3as  it  is 
i^.z.above  all  the  nations.  Ch.26. 19. &  28.1. 
17.20.  heart  be  not  lifted  up  above  his  brethren 
2  5 . 3  .if  he  fhould  beat  him  above  thefe 
28.13  .thou  {halt  be  above.  only,&  not  beneath 

0.5. multiply  thee  above  thy  fathers 
3.13  .from  the  waters  that  come  down  fr6  ab. 

Ver.16. 

fudg. 5.24.bleffed  (hall  fhe  be  above  women 
2  Sam.zz.  17. he fent  from dove3he  tooke  me 

P/*/.  18,16. 

1  Kjn.7.1  .it  was  covered  with  Cedar  above 

1 1  .and  above  were  coftly  ftones 

20.chapitcrs  had  pomegranats  above 

2 5. and  the  fea  was  fet above.         2  Cbro.q.$. 

2p.upon  the  ledges  a  bafe  above 

3 1. within  the  chapiter,and  above  was  a  cub. 

8.7.cherub.covcred  the  arke  and  Hives  above 

2Chron.<;.2. 
2  3  .no  God  like  thee  in  heaven  above 

i4.9.done  will  above  all  that  were  before  thee 
zz.above  all  that  their  fathers  had  done 

16.30  above  all  that  were  before  him 

2  Kin. 21.  \  1. did  wickedly  abo.zM  the  Ambrites  did 

z<>. 2%. above  the  throne  ofthe  kings./er.  5  2.3  2. 
1  Chro.  5 . 2.  Judah  prevailed  above  his  brethren 
16.25.tobe  feared  above  all  gods.      Pfal.^6.^. 

2  3 .  27.Levites numbred from  20.years  &  above 
27.6.Benaiah  was  above  the  thirty 

z  9. 3. over  and  above  allthatl  have  prepared 
1 1. thou  art  exalted  as  head  above  all 
2Ck>'.2r5.greatisourGodtfb0.allgods.P/(i.i35.5. 

1  i.2i.Rcho.lovcd  Maachah  above  all  his  wives 
7^.3.28. from  abo.  the  horfgate repaired  the  Prie. 

7. 2. feared  God  above  many 

8. 5. Ezra  was  above  all  the  people 

1 2.37.  above  the  houfe  of  David 
«     i$.above  the  gzteoiEphr  above  &fti%ate>above 
Eftb. 2. 17. loved  H&hev above  all  the  women 

5 . 1 1  .how  he  had  advanced  him  above 
Job  3 .4-let  not  God  regard  it  from  above 

18.1 6. above  fhall  his  branch  be  cut  off 

28 . 1 8. price  of  wifdome  above  rubies 

3  i.2.what  portion  from  God  above 

28  denied  the  God  that  is  above 
Pfal.S ,  1  .fet  thy  olory  above  the  heavens 

1  o .  5 .  thy  j  udgements  are  above  out  of  his  fight 
1 8 .48.1ifteft  me  up  above  thofe  that  rife  up 
27.6.now  fhall  my  head  be  lifted  upaboze 
45.7.oyleofgladnesfl&0.thyfellowes.  Heb.1.9. 
50.4.call  to  the  heavens  from  above 
5  7 . 5  .exalted  above  the  heavens — glory  abo.zll 

Ver.ii.Pfal.  108.5. 
7 8. 2 3. commanded  the  clouds  from  above 
9  5. 3. a  great  King  above  all  gods 
97.9.thou,Lord,art  high  above  all  the  earth 

thou  art  exalted  farre  above  all  gods 
99. 2.he  is  high  above  all  people.      Pfal.  1 1 3 .4. 
1  o  3 . 1 1  .as  the  heaven  is  high  above  the  earth 
io8.4.thy  mercy  great  above  the  heavens 
1 1 3 .4.and  his  glory  above  the  heavens 
1 19. 1 27.I  love  thy  com.above gold,yea  do.Rne 
1 3  6 .6.ftretcheth  out  the  earth  above  the  waters 
1 3 7. 6.not  Jerufalem  rtfrwe  my  chiefe  joy 
138 . 2. magnified  thy  word  above  all  thy  name 
144. 7. fend  thine  hand  from  above 


ABO       AB O 

148. 13. his  glory  is  above  the  earth 
P/fl.8..28.when  he  eftablifhed  the  clouds  above 
1 5.24.the  way  of  life  is  above 
■>,  1 . 1  o.her  price  is  farre  above  rubies 
Ecckf.z  .7. above  all  that  were  in  Jerufalem 

3 . 1 9  .a.  man  hath  no  preheminence  above  a  beaft 
jy4.2.2.fhaHbe  exalted  above  the  hills 
6.z.above  the  throne  flood  the  Seraphims 
7 . 1 1  .aske  it  in  the  height  above 
1 4. 1 3  .He  exalt  my  throne  above  the  ftarf  es 

14.HC  afcend  above  the  heights 
45.8.dropdowne  ye  heavens  from  above 
Jer.^.zH.the  heavens  above  be  blacke 

I5.8.their  widowesarcincreafedafoz;*  thefand 
17.9. heart  deceitfull  above  all  things 
3 1 . 3  7  .if  heaven  above  can  be  mealiired 
Lam.  1.13  .from  above  hath  he  fent  fire 
E\e\.  1 .22.ftretched  forth  over  their  hezdsabove 
z6.above  the  firmament  over  their  heads 

as  the  appearance  of  a  man  above 
10. 1  .in  the  fir. above  the  head  of  the  Cherubim 
1 9-glory  of  God  was  over  them  above 

Chap.  1 1.22. 
16.43  .{halt not  con*mit  this  lewdnes  above  all 
29. 1 5. any  more  above  the  nations 
3 1. 5.his  height  was  exalted  above  all  the  trees 
3  7 .8.and  the  skin  covered  them  above  Jout  there 
4i.i7.tothattffow  thedoore,  even  to  the  inner 
20.from  the  ground  unto  above  the  doore 
Dan.6.3.  Daniel  was  preferred  above  the  Prelid. 
11.3  6.fhall  magnifie  himfelfe  above  every  god 
37. fhall  magnifie  himfelfe  above  all 
Amos  2.9.yet  I  deftroied  his  fruit  from  above 
Nab.  3. 16. multiplied  thy  merchants  above  the  ftars 
Mat.  10. 24.the  difciple  is  not  above  his  mafter,nor 

Lu\e  6.40. 
I«^.3.2  3.he  added  yet  this  above  all 

1 3. 2. Galileans  were  tinners  abo.  all  the  Galil. 
4.finners  above  all  men  that  dwelt  in  Jerufal. 
Job.  3 . 3 1  .he  that  cometh  from  above, is  above  all 

he  that  cometh  from  heaven,is  above  all 
6. 1 3. twelve  baskets  which  remained  over  &  ab. 
8.23.I  am  itomabove:  ye  are  of  this  world 

19.1  i.except  it  were  given  thee  from  above 
Abl.z.iy.We  fhew  wonders  in  heaven  above 

4.22.the  man  was  above 40.years  old3on  whom 
26. 1 3  .a  light  above  the  brightneffe  ofthe  Sun 
R0/».io.6.tobring  Chriftdowne  from  above 
i4.5.one  man  efteemeth  one  day  above  another 

1  O'.4.6.not  to  think  above  that  which  is  writ 

10.13  .to  be  tempted  above  that  you  are  able 
15. 6. he  was  feen  of  di/fl^e  500.breth.re  at  once 

2  Cor.  1 . 8  .preffed  out  of  meafure  above  ftrength 

1 1 . 2  3 .  in  ftripes  above  meafure,in  prifons  more 
iz.ziabove  i4.yeares  agoswhetherin rhebody 

6.1eft  any  thould  think  of  me  above  that 
7. left  I  mould  be  exalted  above  meafure 
Gal. 4. 26.but  Jerufalem  w hich  is  above 
Epbef.  1 .2 1  .farre  above  all  principality 

3 .20. abundantly  above  all  that  we  aske,  or 
4-6.one  God — who  is  above  all5and  through 
1  o.that  afcended  upfarre  above  all  heavens 
6.i6.above  all,takingthe  fhicld  of  faith 
Pfe/.2-9.given  him  a  name  above  every  name 
Col. 1 .  i.feek  the  things  which  are  above 
■     2. fet  your  affeftions  on  things  above 
i^.above  all  thefe  things  put  on  charity 

2  7bef.2.\.abroe  all  that  is  called  God 
Pbilem.  1 6.not — as  a  fervant,  but  above  a  fervanr 
Heb.  10. t. above  when  he  faid,Sacrifice,andoflfer. 
Jam.  1 . 1 7 .every  perfect  gift  is  from  above 

3.15  .this  wifdome  defcendeth  not  from  above. 

1 7  .but  the  wifdome  that  is  from  above  is 
5. iz.above  allthings^my  brethren.fwearenot 

1  Pff.4.8.<z[,w?all  things  have  fervent  charity 

3  John  2.I  wUhabove  all  things  thatthpu  mayeft 

^t£oO  abobe.  See  *if  est*.  "See  abrt^  m*>  ¥m> 
t!;em,  in  thofe  Prorfounes  places. 
A'oount>. 

Pro.zS.zo.z  faithfull  man  maUW^  with  blef. 
Mat.  24. 1 2.becaufe  iniquity  ft»ll  ab<>iind 
Rom.  5. zo.oftence  might  ^<*^— gtace  more  abou. 
6. 1. continue  in  fin,th*t  grace  may  abound 
15.13  .that  ye  mvjMmd  in  hope  through  the 

2  Cor.  1 . 5.3s  the  fufftfings  of  Chrift  abound  in  us 

8 .7.as  ye  abvunfw-  every  thing— abound  in 

9.8.able 


ABO      ABO 


g  8  .able  to  make  all  grace  abound  towards  you 
that  ye— may  ^»«s^  in  every  goo  d  w  ork 
Phil,  i  .o.this  I  pmy^at  your  love  may  abound 
4  1 1  to  be  at>afed,and  I  know  how  to  abound 
both  to  abounded  to  fuffer  need 
i7.ldefire  that  fruit  may  tffe.toyour  accou. 
!  8  .'but  I  have  alljand  abound,  I  am  full 
x  2MJ? .  i  a  .the  Lord  make  you  to  'abound  in  love 

4  i.fo  ye  would  abound  more  and  more 
2  Ptf .  i .  8  .if  thefe  things  be  in  you,and  abound 

2to.  j  .7.the  truth  of  God  hath  more  abounded 
i.i  5  jefus  Chi [&,hath  abounded  unto  many 
io.where  fin  abounded,<g:a.ce  did  much  more 
a  Cffi'.S.  2.  deep  poverty  abounded  to  the  riches  of 
Epbef.i.% .wherein  he  hath aboundcdtovmds us 

3lboan0etb. 
Pw.29 .  j  2.3  furious  man  abounded)  in  tranfgreff. 
2  for;  1 .  ?ifo  our  confolation  aboundeth  by  Chrift 
2  7hef.  1. 3  .charity  toward  each  other  aboundeth 

3H  bouncing. 
P»-ff.8.24.when  no  fount,  abounding  with  water 
1  Cor.  1^.58  .alwaiesdfo/tfzd.in  the  work  of  the  L. 
Col.z. 7  .abounding therein  with  thankfgiving 

31  bout, 
Gen.  3  8 .  Z4.came  to  pafs  <zbff«£  3  .moneths  after 
39. 1  i.it  came  to  paffe  about  this  time 
41.25  .fliewed  Pharaoh  what  he  was  abo. to  doe 
28  .w  hat  G  od  was  about  to  do,he  fkew  eth 
42.and  put  a  gold  chain  about  his  necke 
42.24.he  turned  himfelfe  about  from  them 
46.34.fervants  trade  hath  been  about  cattell 
Exod.g. 1 8.to  morrow  about  this  time 

1  \.^.about  midnight  will  I  go  out  into  the 
iz.37.<zfo>«£<5ooooo.onfoot3thatweremen 
1 3 . 1 8  .but  God  led  the  people  about,  thorow 
19.23.fet  bounds  abo.the  mount,&  fanctifie  it 
32.28 .there  fell— that  day  about  3000 .men 
Levit.6.  f.about-vihkh  he  hath  fworne  falfly 
Num.z.z.ht  oft  about  the  Tabern.ye fliall  pitch 
4.4.U1  the  Tahem.about  the  moft  holy  things 
16. 24.from  about  the  Tabernacle  of  Korah 
Deut.  3  2. 10. he  led  him  about, he  inftru&ed  him 
fojh.6. 1 1  .compaffed  the  city,going  about  it  once 
10.13  .halted  not  to  go  down/tfo.a  whole  day 
1  i.6.to  morrow  ^o.this  time  I  wil  deliv.thetn 
Judg.  1 7 .  z.ahut  which  thou  curfedft,  and  fpakeft 
Ruth  z.  17.1^1  as  about  an  Ephah  of  barley 
1  Sam.  1 .  20.when  the  time  was  come  about 
5. 8. let  the  Arke  be  carried  about 
9.13  .about  this  time  ye  fliall  find  him 

26.came  to  pafle  about  the  fpring  of  the  day 
17.42.when  the  Philift.looked  abo.&L  faw  Da. 
21.5  .women  have  bin  kept  from  us  ab. — 3  .da. 
zSam. i^.zo. to  ietch  about  this  form  of  fpeech 
20.26.Ira — a  chiefe  Ruler  about  David 
24.6.came  to  Dan-Jaan,and  about  to  Zidon 

1  KJn.  2.15  .howbeit  the  kingdom  is  turned  about 

8. 1 4.the  king  turned  his  face  about, Si  blefled 
1 8 . 3  2  .made  a  trench  about  the  altar,as  great  as 
1 9. 2. by  to  morrow  about  this  time 
22.3  S.about  the  going  downe  of  the  Sun 

2Cforw.18.34. 

2  Kjn.q.  1 6. about  this  feafon,according  to  the 

1  Chro.i 5. 2  2.l_henaniah  instructed abo. the  fong 

2  Cfo'o.2.9.which  I  am  about  to  build 

16. 6. he  built  cities  about  Aftidod 
EVa  io.  1 5.  were  employed  about  this  matter 
^"•i^.io.why  lodge  ye  about  the  wall 
job  20. 2  j,when  he  is  about  to  fill  his  belly 
Pro.  3 . 3  .bind  them  about  thy  necke,write  them 

6.2  i.on thine  heart,and  tie  them  abo.thy  neck 

2  o .  1 9  .he  that  goeth  about  as  a  tale-bearer 
Ecclef.iz.^ .mowrnetsoo about  the  flreets 
Cant.  3 . 7  .threefcote valiant  men  are  about  it 

7.2.heap  of  wheat  fa  d&o/rf;  with  lillies 
1J0.&.  1-1  .compafle your fdves about  with  fparkes 
/cr.2.36.why  gaddeftthouafeoat 

31.22.how  long  wilt  thouga  about 

4 1 . 1 4,caft  about,  and  returned 
Eiclt.<} .zSmiteabout  itwith  aknife 
'Dan, 5. 3 1. being  about  62.yeares  old 

9.2 1  .about  the  time  of  the  evening  oblation 
H9/.7 .2.their  owne  doings  befet  them  about 
Mat,2o.-$.he  went  out  about  the  third  houre 
5  .went  out  about  the  fixth  and  ninth  houre 


ABO       A  B  R 

6.about  the  eleventh  houre  he  went  out 
1  o.that  were  hired  about  the  eleventh  houre 

Mar.z.z.not  Co  much  as  about  the  doore 
6.48. about  the  fourth  watch  of  the  night 
1 2. 1  .fet  a  hedge  about  it,  and  digged  a  place 

lK^.2.49.1  muft  heabout  my  fathers bufineffe 
3.23  Jefus  began  to  be  about  3  o.years  of  a<*e 
io.40.Martha  was  cumbred  abo.much  fervin<* 
4i.carefull,and  troubled  about  many  things 
12.3  f.let  your  loines  be  girded  about 
1 3.8.till  I  fliall  digge  about  it 
i7.2.mil-ftone  hanged  about  his  necke 
2  3 ,44.and  it  was  about  the  fixth  houre 

John  4.6. &  19.14. 

Joh. i.-$().  it  was  aboutthe  tenth  houre 

3.25; .there  arofe  a  queftion— about  purifying 
7.  I9.why  go  ye  about  to  kill  me 

Act. 2.4 1. added — abo.  3ooo.foules.     Ch.19.7. 
3 . 3  .Peter  &  John  about  to  go  into  the  temple 
4.4.number  of  the  men  was  about  5  000. 
1 1 . 1 9. the  perfecution  that  was  about  Stephen 
1 5.2.go  up  to  Jerufalem— about  this  queftion 
18.14.Paul  was  about  to  open  his  mouth 
20.3  .as  he  was  about  to  faile  into  Syria 
2  2.6.nigh  toDamafcus  about  noon 
27.30. as  they  wexeabo.to  flie  out  of  the  fln'p 

Zto.4.i9.whenhe  was  about  a  ioo.yearsold 
lo.-^.about  to  eftablifli  their  own  righteoufnes 

1  Cor.g.  5  .have  we  not  power  to  lead  abo.a  fifter,a 

2  Cor. 4. 10. alwaies  bearing  about  in  the  body 
Ephef.6.14.  girt  about  with  truth,and  having  on 

1  Tim.^.i  3 .wandring  about  from  houfe  to  houfe 

6.4-doting  about  queftions  &  ftrifes  of  words 

2  7/i»z.2.i4.that  they  ftrive  not  about  words 
Tit.  3 ,9.avoid  ftrivings  about  the  law 

Heb.S.  5  ,w hen  he  was  about  to  make  the  tabern. 

11.37  .wandred  about  in  flieep-skins  and 
1  Pet.  5.8  .your  adverfary — walketh  about, fcekina 
Revel.  8 . 1  .about  the  (pace  of  halfe  an  houre 
.  io;4.I  was  about  to  write,  and  I  heard  a  voice 
dgone  about.  See  (©one. 
See  further  in  ^tm,^c,Ciee,€ljCJn,  as 
alfo  iRoanD  abont^tcob,  Went. 
thereabout. 
L«^24.4.as  they  were  much  perplexed  thereabout 

Whereabout. 
i  1  Sam.z  1 .2.no  man  know  whereabout  I  fend  thee 

2ib?am. 

Gen.i i.26\Terah  lived  70.years,8cbegat,4&r<w« 

27-Terah  begat  Abram^ahor,  Haran 

zg.Abram  and  Nahor  took  them  wires 

name  of  Abrams  wife  was  Sarai 
3  i.Terahtook  Abram  his  fon 

and  Sarai  his  fon  Abrams  wife 
1 2. 1  .Lord  faid  to  Abram,Get  thee  out  of 
4.fo  Abram  departed  as  the  Lord  had  fpoken 
Abram  was  7  5. years  old  when  he  depart. 
•$. Abram  took  Sarai  his  wife, and  Lot 
6.Abram  paffed  through  the  land 
7. the  Lord  appeared  unto  Abratn 
9. Abram  journeyed  towards  the  South 
1  o.  Abram  went  downe  into  Egypt 
1 4.W  hen  Abram  was  come  into  Egypt 
1 6. he  intreated  Abram  well  for  her  fake 
i7.becaufe  of  Sarai  Abrams  wife 
1 8. Pharaoh  called  Abram,ax\d  faid,What 
l^.i.Abrom  wentupout  of  Egypt,&  his  wife 
z.Abram  was  very  rich  in  cattell 
4.there  Abram  called  on  the  name  of  the  L. 
5 .Lot  which  went  with  Abram  had  fiockes 
7. between  the  herdmen  of  Abrams  cattell 
8. Abram  faid  to  Lot,Let  there  be  no  ftrife 

1  z.Abram  dwelled  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
i4.Lord  faid  unto  Abram  after  Lot  was  fep. 
1 8  .Abramtemoved  his  tent,and  came 

1 4. 1 2.they  cook  Lot  Abrams  brothers  fon 
1 3  .one  came  and  told  Abram  the  Hebrew 

thefe  were  confederate  with  Abram 
i4.when  Abram  heard  his  brother  was  take 
i9.blefled  be  Abram  of  the  moft  high  God 
2 1  .faid  to  Abram,G\ve  me  the  perfons 
zz.Abra  faid  to  the  King  of  Sodom,I  have 

2  3 .1  have  made  Abram  rich 
1 5 .  i. the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Abram 

feare  not,Abram,I  am  thy  (hield 
z.Abram  faid,What  wilt  thou  give  me 


ABR      A  B  R 

3  .Abram  faid,Ikhold,to  me  thou  haft  §iVeri 
1 1  .Abram  drove  them  away 
1 2.a  deep  fleep  fell  upon  Abram 
1 3  .faid  unto  Abram,  Know  of  a  furety 
1 8. the  Lord  made  a  covenant  with  Abram 
1 6 . 1  .Sarai  Abrams  wife  bare  him  no  childe 
2.faid  unto  -4frra»2,Behold3the  Lord  hath 

Abram  hearkened  to  the  voice  of  Sarai 
3  .Satii  Abrams  wife  took  Hagar 

after  Abram  had  dwelt  1  o.years  in  the 
gave  her  to  her  husband  Abr.xo  be  his  wife 
5  .faid  unto  Abram,  My  wrong  be  upon  thee 
6. Abram  faid,Thy  maid  is  in  thy  hand 
1 5  .Hagar  bare  Abram  a  fon 

Abram  called  his  fons  name  Ifhmael 
16.  Abram  was  8  6.years  old  when  Hagar 

bare  Iflimael  to  Abram 
i7.i.when^r5was99.yeatsold,theL.ap- 
peared  unto  Abr.  &  faid,I  am  the  Almig. 
3  .Abram  fell  upon  his  face,  and  God  talked 
5  .(hall  thy  name  be  called  any  more  Abram 
but  thy  name  fhall  be  Abraham 
1  Cbro.i.zj.Neb.g.y. 
^btaftam. 
9. faid  unro  Abraham,Thon  flialt  keep  my 
1 5  .G.faid  to  Abraham,  as  for  Sarai  thy  wife 
\-j. Abraham  fell  upon  hisface,and  laughed 
lS.Abraha (aid— >Ohthat  Iflim.might  live 
2  2.Godwentup  horn  Abraham 
23. Abraham  took  Iflimael  his  fon 

every  male  among  the  men  of  Abra.houte 
z/^.Abrahamvias  99.yearsold5when  he  was 
26  in  the  felf  fame  day  was  /46ra.circumcif. 
1 8 .6.  Abraham  halted  into  the  tent  to  Sarai 
7. Abraham  ran  unto  the  herd,and  fetchta 
1 1  .now  Abraham  and  Sarah  were  old 
1 3.Lo.faid  to ^ra.Wherfore  did  Sar.laugh 

1  G.Abra.  went  with  them  to  bring  them  on 
1 7. fliall  I  hide  from  Abraham  that  which  I 
1 8. feeing  Abrah.lhal  become  a  great  nation 
i9.upon  Abrah.that  which  he  hath  fpoken 
22.but  Abraham  ftood  yet  before  the  Lord 

2  3  .Abraham  drew  neere  and  faid,Wilt  thou 
27.z4fc"tf.anfwered,Beholdnow  I  have  tak. 

3  3  .as  foon  as  he  had  left  comun.  with  Abr. 

and  Abraham  returned  to  his  place 
19.27  .Abraham  gate  up  early  in  the  morning 
29. God  remembred  Abraham,and  fent  Lot 
20.  i.Abraha-m  journeyed — toward  the  South 
z.Abraham  faid  of  Sarah,fhe  is  my  After 
9.called  Abraham,  and  faid,WhatJiaft  thou 
io.faid  unto  Abrabam,What  faweft  thou 

I  i.J&'r^.faidjBccaufe  I  thought— the  feare 
14. took  fkeep,  andoxen,and  gave  Abraham 
17. Abraham  prayed  to  God,  &  God  healed 
1 3  .becaufe  of  Sarah  Abrahams  wife 

2 1 . 2.bare  Abraham  a  fon  in  his  old  age 
3  .Abraham  called  the  name  of  his  fon  Ifaac 
4. Abraham  circumcifed  his  fon  Ifaac 
5 -.  Abrah.vias  an  ioo.yearsold,  when  Ifaac 
7. faid  to  Abraham  that  Sarah  fhould  have 
8  .Abraham  made  a  great  feaft  the  fame  day 
9.whichflie  had  born  unto  Abrah.  mocking 
io.faid  unto  ^fovz.Caft  out  this  bondwom. 

I I  .thing  was  very  grievous  in  AbrabXight 
1 2  .God  faid  unto  ^fo'^.Let  it  not  be  griev. 

1  ^.Abraham  rofe  up  early — took  bread,  and 
22.Abimelechand  Phicol  (pake  to  Abraha 
z^.Abraham  faid,  I  will  fweare 

2  5  .Abraham  reproved  A  bimelech  becaufe 
27  .Abraham  took  flieep —  &  gave  to  Abim. 
zS.Abraha  fet  7.ewe  lambs — by  therrTelves 
29.Abimelech  faid  to  Abra.  What  meaneth 

3  3  .Abraham  planted  a  grove  in  Beer-fheba 

3  ^.Abrah.  fojourned  in  the  Philiftines  land 
22.1  .God  did  tempt  Abraham, and  faid  to  him 
Abraham.  And  hefaid.Beho!d,I  am  here 
3  .Abraham  rofe  early — and  fadled  his  affe 
4.  Abraham  faw  the  place  afarre  off 
t.AbraljamCaid  to  the  yong  men, Abide  here 
iS.Abra.todkthe  wood  of  the  burnt-ofrring 
7. Ifaac  fpake  to  Abraham  his  father 
8 .Abr/tba'faid — God  will  provide — -a  lamb 
^.Abraham  built  an  altar  there,and  laid 
10. Abrah Atetched  forth  his  hand,&tooke 
1 1  .Angel — called — Abraham, Abraham 

1  ijAbraham 


ABR      A  BR 


j j.  Abraham  htted  up  his  eies,  and  behold  a 
Abraham  went  and  took  the  ramme 
lq.Abraha  called  the — placejehovah-jirch 
i  j  .called  to  Abraham  out  of  heav.n 
19.  Abraham  returned  to  his  yong  men 

Abraham  dwelt  at  Beeriheba 
20.one  told  AbraMilcah  hath  bornchildre 
aj.thefe  8.Milcah  bare  to  Nahor^.brot. 
23  .z.Abraham  came  to  mourne  for  Sarah 
3.  Abraham  flood  up  from  before  his  dead 
5 .children  of  Heth  anfwereti  Abrahajxying 
•j. Abraham  flood  up,  and  towed  himf.lf  to 
lo.Ephronthe  Hittkeanfwered  Abraham 
1  z.Abraham  bowed  flown  himfdfc  before 
i4.anfwered  Abrahamfoy  ing  unto  him 
16. Abraham  hearkened  unto  Ephron,  and 

Abraham  weighed  unto  Ephron  the  (ilver 
1 8. to  Abraham  for  a  poffeflion  in  the  pref. 
icj.after  thlsAbrah.  buried  Sarahhiswife 
20.were  made fure  toAbrab.foz  a  poffeflion 
24.1. Abraham  wasold,&  wcllftrickcninage 
Lordbleffed  Abraham  in  all  things 
z.Abraham  faid  to  the  eldeft  fervant 
6. Abraham  faid — Beware  thou  bring  not 
<).thigh  of  Abraham  his  mafter,and  fware 
1 2.O  L.God  of  my  mafter  Abrdmm,  I  pray 
and  {hew  kindneffc  to  my  mafter  Abrah. 
1 5  .the  wife  of  Nahor,  Abrahams  brother 
27.bleffed  be  the  L.God  of  my  mafter  Abr. 
3  4.he  faid,  I  am  Abrahams  fervant 
42.O  L.God  of  my  matter  Abrahamjf  now 
48  .bleffed  the  L.  God  of  my  mafter  Abrah. 
5  2.when  Abrah.krvmt  heard  their  words 
5  9. fent  away — Abrahams  fervant  and  his 
25.1  .Abraham  took  to  wife  Keturah 
5  .Abraham  gave  all  he  had  to  Ifaac 
6.  to  the  fons  of  the  concubines  Abrab.hzd 

Abraljam  gave  gifts,  and  fent  them  away 
7.thefe  are  the  daies  of  the  years  of  Abraha 
8  .Abraham  gave  up  the  ghoftjand  died 
10. the  field  which  Abraham  purchafed 

there  was  Abraham  buried,  and  Sarah 
Chap.49.31 
1  i.after  the  death  of  Abra.  Godbleffea  his 
12.  genetations  of  Ifhmael  Abrahams  fon 

whom  Hagar  the  Egyptian  bare  to  Abra. 

1 9.  are  the  generations  of  Ifaac  Abraha.fon 

Abraham  begat  Ifaac 

z6. 1  .famine  that  was  in  the  daies  of  Abraham 

5  becaufe  that  Abraham  obeyed  my  voice 

1 8 .flopped  the  wells  after  the  death  of  Ab. 

24. multiply  thy  feed  for  my  fcrv.Abra.f3.ke 

28.4.God  give  thee  theblefling  of  Abraham 

land  which  God  gave  unto  Abraham 

Chap. 3  5.12. 

jj.Mahalah  the  daughter  of  lfhm.Abrah.fon 

3 1. 42. the  God  of  Abraham,a.nd  fearc  of  Ifaac 

<;  3  .the  God  of  Abraham  and  Nahor  judge 
3  ^.27.Hebron,where^&i''.  &  Ifaac  fojourned 
48.  if. thy  fathers  Abrah.  and  Ifaac  didwalke 

1 6. the  name  of  my  hthets3Abraham,ICuc 
49.3  o.  Abr. bought  with  the  field  of.ch.50.13 
5  0.24. to  the  land  which  he  fware  to  Abraham 
Exod.  33.1  .Numb.  32.11.  Deut.  1 . 8 .  & 
6.10.8c  30.20. 
E#tfrf.2.24.God  remembred  his  coven.with  Abr. 
3 ,6.the  God  of  Abraham,  the  God  of  Ifaac 
Ver.15.16.8c:  Cha.4.$.& M0t.zz.3z.  & 
Mar.iz.z6.SLLuk-io.i7.8z  A6is 
3.13.  &  7.32. 
6. 3 .1  appeared  to  Abraham  —by  the  name  of 

8  .land  which  I  fware  to  give  to  Abraham 
32.13  .remember  Abraham ,Ifaac5and  Ifrael 

D^r.9.27. 

Lrar.26.42.Ile  remember  my'coven.vyith  Abra. 

Dent. 9.  5  .the  word  which  the  L.fware  to  Abr  aha. 

•  29. 1 3  .as  he  had  fworn  to  thy  fathers  ^Abraham 

34.4.this  is  the  land  which  I  fware  unto  Abra. 

1  Kjn.  1 8.3  6.Lord  God  of  ^&"rt*d#z,Ifaac>and 

ickro.zo.iV.8c  16.6. 

2  Kin.  13.23  .had  refpccT: — of  his  coven.with  Ab. 
1  Chro.  1 . 27 .  Abram,the  fame  is  Abr  aha  ^^.9.7. 

28.fons  of  /4&>'<*te,Ifaac,I(hmael 
3  2. fons  of  Keturah  Abrahams  concubine 
3  ^.Abraham  begat  Ifaac.  The  fons  of  Ifaac 
Matth.i.z.Atf.7.8. 


ABR      ABR 

1 6. 1  d.covenant  which  he  made  to  Abraham  | 

Alts  3.25 ) 

Pfal.47 .9-even  the  people  of  the  God  of  Abraham 

iof  ,9.which  covenanthe  made  with  Abraham 

4  2 .  he  remembred— Abraham  his  fervant 
7/^.29.2  2. faith  the  Lord,  who  redeemed  Abraha. 

63.i6.chough  Abraham  be  ignorant  of  us 
EtSk-'ii •iq-Abraham  was  one,  and  he  inherited 
Micah  7.2Q.wilt  perform  the  mercy  to  Abraham 
Mat.  1.  i.Chrift  the  fon  of  David,the  fon  of  Abr. 
1 7. all  the  generations  from  Abra.to  David 
3  -9.God  is  able— to  raife  up  child,  unto  Abr. 
Lu\e  3.8. 
Luk\.  3 . 3  4. the  fon  of  Ifaac,the  fon  of  Abraham 
1 3.  i6.ought  not  this  worn.— a  daugh.ofvicV. 
2 8. ye  (hall  fee  /4^.Ifaac,and  Jacob — in  the 
16.22.was  carried  by  the  angels  into  Abrhoi. 
23  .and  fecth  Abraham  afarre  off,  and 
2  5  .but  Abraham  faid,Sonjremember 
29. Abraham  faid  unto  him,They  have  Mof. 
1 9.9. he  alfo  is  the  fon  of  Abraham 
John  8.4cheard  of  God,this  didnot  Abraham 

5  z.Abraham  is  dead,and  the  Prophets 
57.  haft  thou  feen  Abraham  ? 

5  8  .before  Abraham  was,I  am 
Ati.7. 16. in  the  fepulchre  that  Abraham  bought 
1 7. drew  nigh,which  God  had  fworn  toAb. 
i3.2  6.childrenoftheftocke  of  Abraham 
Zto.4-2.if  Abraham  were  juftified  by  works 

$.Abrahambeleeved  God,&  it  was  counted 
Galat.3.6. 
9. faith  was  reckoned  to  Abra.fot  righteouf. 
Gal. 3 . 7  .fame  are  the  children  of  AbraJoam 

8 .preached  before  the  Gofpel  to  Abraham 
a.ate  bleffed  with  faithful!  Abraham 
i4.blefling  of  Abraham  might  come  on 
1 8  .God  gave  it  to  Abraham  by  promife 
4.22.  Abraham  had  two  fons,the  one  by  a 
Hcb.6. 1 3. when  God  made  promife  to  Abraham 
7.1  .who  met  Abraham  returning  from  the- 
z.to  whom  Abraham  gave  a  tenth  part  of  all 
^.Abraham  gave  the  tenth  of  the  fpoiles 
5. come  out  of  the  loinesof  Abraham 
^.received  tithes  of  Abraham,8c  bleffed  him 
9.fo  fay>Levi— payed  tithes  in  Abraham 
1 1 .8 .  by  faith  Abra.vthen — called  to  go,went 
17. Abraha  when  he  was  tried,offered  up  If. 
Jam. 2.23. Abraham  beleeved  God,&  it  was  imp. 

1  Pet.  3  .6. as  Sarah  obeyed  Abraham 

3Jb?aham  joyned  with  Father. 
Gen.z6.i  .He  perform  the  oath  xoAbraham  thy  fa. 
1  j.wels — digged  in  the  daies  of  Abr. his  fa. 
1 8. digged  in  the  daies  of  Abrah.his  father 
24.I  am  the  God  of  Abraham  thy  father 

Chap.28.13. 
3  2.9.  Jacob  faid,0  God  of  my  father  Abraham 
Jojh. 24. 2.  Terah  father  of  Abrah.  father  of  Na. 
3 . 1  took  your  father  Abrab.from  other  fide 
lfa.  5;  1. 2. lock  unto  Abrahamyonr  father 
Mat. 3. 9. we  have  Abraham  to  our  father. Ln\. 3. 8. 
Luk..  1.73  .oath  which  he  fware  to  our  father  Abr. 
i6.24.fathcr  Abraham, have  mercy  on  me 
3 o.nay, father  Abraham,ii one  went 
John  fs.io.Abraham  is  our  father 

5  3 .  art  thou  greater  then  our  father  Abraha 
5  6.  your  father^?' aham  rejoycedto  fee  my 
Aft.  7 . 2. God  of  glory  appeared  to  our  fzrh.Abr. 
Rom. 4. 1  .that  Abraham  our  father  hath  found 
1 2. in  the  fteps — of  our  father  Abraham 
i6.isof  the  faith  of  Abraham  father  ofusall 
Jam.  2. 2 1  .was  not  Abraham  our  father  juftified 
Ubiabam  joyned  with  Seed. 

2  Cfo'0.2o.7.gaveft  it  to  the  feed  of  Abraham 
Pfal.  1  o  5 ,6.ye  feed  of  Abraham  his  fervant 
Ifa.q.  1 .8  .the  feed  of  Abraham  my  friend 

Jer.  3  3 .  z6.  to  be  rulers  over  the  feed  of  Abraham 
Lu\.  1 .  <;  5  .fpake  to  Abrah.znd  to  his  feed  for  ever 
John  8 . 3  3  .we  be  Abrahams  feed,  &  were  never  in 

37.I  know  that  ye  are  Abrahams  feed 
Rom.4..  1 3  .not  to  Abraham  or  his  feed  through 

9. 7. neither  becaufe  they  are  the  feed  of Abrah. 

1 1 . 1 .1  am  an  Ifraelite  of  the  feed  of  Abraham 
2  Cor.  1 1 . 2  2.are  they  the  feed  of  AbrahamPfo  am  I 
Gal.  3 . 1 6.toAbraham  &  his  feed  were  the  promifes 

29.if  Chrifts,  then  are  ye  Abrahams  feed 
Heb.z.i6.ht  took  on  him  the  feed  of Abraham 


ABR      A  B  S 


Sbioat). 
Gen.  1 1 .4.1eft  we  be  fcattered  abroad 

8  .fo  the  Lord  fcattered  them  abroad 

9  .thence  did  the  Lord  fcattet  them  abroad 
1 5  -  >  -Lord  brought  Abraham  forth  abroad 
19.17  .brought  them  forth  abroad,ef c&r>z 

Exod.  5 . 1 2 .people  were  fcattered  abroad 
12.46.cany  ought  of  the  flefli  abroad 
21 .  I9.if  he  rife  againe,and  walk  abroad 

Levit.  1 3 . 1 2.if  leprofie  break  out  abroad 
I4.8.ftiall  tarry  abroad  feven  daies      - 
i8.9.whetherbornat  home  or  abroad 

Vent,  z  3 . 1  o.he  (hall  go  abroad  out  of  the  camp 
1 2.whither  thou  (halt  go  forth  abroad 
1 3  .when  thou  wilt  eafe  thy  (elfe  abroad 
34. 1 1  .thou  ihalt  ftand  abroad,  and  the  man 
32. 1 1. as  the  Eagle  fpreadeth  abroad  het  win<>s 

Judg.  1 2-9.whom  he  fent  abroad,8c  took  in  thirty 
daughters  from  abroad  for  his  fons 

1  Sam.a.  z6.S2.ul  and  Samuel  went  abroad 

1  Kjn.z.4Z.h\ow  on  the  day  thou  walkeft  abroad 

z  Kin.4. 3  .borrow  thee  veffels  abroad 

1  Chro.  1 3 .2.1et  us  fend  abroad  to  our  brethren 

2  Chro.  29. 1 6.Levits  carry  it  out  abroad 

1 1 . 5  .as  foon  as  the  commandement  came  abr. 
Neh.  i.8.if  ye  tranfgrefs,  I  will  fcatteryou  abroad 
Efth.  1.17. this  deed  of  the  Queen  (hall  come  abr. 

3 .8.there  is  a  people  fcattered  abroad 
Job  4. 1 1 .  the  lions  whelps  arc  fcattered  abroad 
1 5. 23. he  wandreth  abroadjothtead 
40. 1 1  .caft  abroad  the  rage  of  thy  wrath 
Pfal.4  i.6.when  he  goeth  ahoad,he  telleth  it 

77.  i7.thinearrowes  alfo  went  abroad 
Pro.  j .  1 6.1et  thy  fountains  be  difperfed  abroad 
Ifa.zq.  1  .he  fcattereth  abroad  the  inhabitants 
28.2j.dothhenot  caft  abroad  the  fitches 
44.24/preadeth  abroad  the  earth  by  it  felfe 
Jer.6. 1 1  .He  poure  it  out  on  the  children  abroad 
Lam.  1 .  zo.abroad  the  fword  bcreaveth 
Effk- 1 4-  2 1  -till  ye  have  fcattered  them  abroad 
Mat.  9. 26.  the  fame  hereof  went  abroad 

36.fcattered  abroad  as  fheep  having  no  (hep. 
Mar.  1  4  5 .  blaze  abroad  the  matter 

4.22.but  that  it  (hall  come  abroad 
i«^.i-6f.thefefayings  werenoifed^'W 
2.17.  they  made  known  abroad  the  faying 
%.  1  y.the  more  went  there  a  fame  abroad 
8.17  .that  (hall  not  be  known  &  come  abroad 
Joh.  1  i.f  z.childr.of  God  that  are  fcattered  abro. 

21.23  .then  went  this  faying  abroad 
AB.z.6. when  this  was  noifed  abroad,the  multit. 
8 . 1  .they  were  all  fcattered  abroad  through 

4. were  fcattered  abroad  went  every  where 
1 1. 1 9. were  fcattered  abroad  upon  the  perfecut. 
Rom.  j.jAove  of  God  is  (hed  abroad in 

16.19.your  obedience  is  come  abroad 
z  Co/.9.9.he  hath  difperfed  abroad 
Jam.i.i.x.othe  12. Tribes  fcattered  abroad 

jS>p2eaO  abioat).  See  £>i»ea&,  & 
Ja)tattO  abioaO. 
mblalom. 
2  Sam.  3 . 3  .the  third,  Abfalom  the  fon  of  Maacah 

i  Chron.$.z. 
1 3. 1  .Abfalom  had  a  faire  fifter 
4.I  love  Tamar  Abfaloms  fifter 
20.^6/^.faid,Hath  Ammon  bin  with  thee 

defolate  in  her  brother  Abfaloms  houfe 
22.  Abfalom  fpake  — neither  good  nor  bad 
for  Abfalom  hated  Amnon,  becaufe 
2  3  .Abfol.hzd  (heep- (hearers  in  Bahal-Hazor 
Abfalom  invited  all  rhe  Kings  Ions 
z^.Abfalom  came  to  the  King,and  faid 
2  f  .and  the  King  faid  to  Abfalom,  Nay 
26.then  f£d  Abfalom,\f  not,I  pray  thee  let 
27.and  Abfalom  preffed  him,that  helet  Am. 

2  8. now  Abfal.  had  commanded  his  fervants 
29.the  fervants  of  Abfalom  did  unto  Amnon 

as  Abfalom  had  commanded :  then  all 

3  o. Abfalom  hath  (lain  all  the  Kings  fons 

3  2.by  the  appointment  of  Abfalom  this  hath 
3  4-but  Abfalom  fled,afld  the  yong  man 
37.  Abfalom  fled,an<fwent  toTalmai 
3  8  .fo  Abfalom  fle^and  went  to  Geftiur 
1 4. 1  .Kings  heat*  was  towards  Abfalom 
2 1  .bring  the  young  man  Abfalom  again        J 
23.Joab^— brought  Abfalom  to  Jerufalem 

24. fo  j 


A  B  S      ABS 


ABU      ABU 


ABU       A  C  C 


a4.fo  Abfalom  returned  to  his  owne  houfe 


a<.nonefomucJ]praifedas     . 
28  (oAbfaUwek  2.full years  in  jerufalem 
jo.therefore^tefentforjoab         ( 
so  Abfdoms  fervants  fet  the  held  on  Are 
\  j,  Abfalom  anfwered  Joab,Behold,I  "« 
„.'and  the  King  kitted  Abfalom 
i  <i.Abfalom  prepared  him  charets,&  horles 
z.Abfalom  rofe  up  early,  and  flood  betide 

Abfalom  called— Of  what  city  art  thou  ? 
s  .Abfalom  faid,See  thy  matters  are  good  and 
l.Abfalom  faid,  Oh  that  I  were  made  Judge 
6.on  this  manner  did  Abfalom  to  all  Ifrael 

fo  Abfal.&ok  the  hearts  of  the  people 
7. after  40. years  Abfalom  faid  to  the  King 
m.AbfaSent  fpies  throughout  all  the  tribes 

then  ye  (hall  fay5^.tcigneth  in  Hebro 
1 1. with  Abfalom  were  200.out  of  Jerufale 

1  z^ibfal.knt  for  Ahitophel  the  Gilonite 

people  increafed  continually  with  Abf. 
1 3  .hearts  of  the  men  of  Ifrael  are  after  Abf. 
3 1 .  Ahit.is  among  the  confpirators  vrkhAb. 
37. and  Abfalom  came  into  Jcruf.ch.  16. 1 5 . 
16. 8  .delivered  the  kingd.into  the  hand  oiAb. 
1 7  .Abfal.fa.id  to  Hufliai5Is  this  thy  kindnes 
20.  Abfalom  faid  to  Ahitophel3Givecounfel 
2i.fpread  Abfalom  a  tent  upon  the  top  of 
Abfal.wcm  in  unto  his  fathers  concub. 

2  j. both  with  David  and  with  Abfalom 
1 7 ,4.and  the  faying  pleafed  Abfalom  well 

5  .then  faid  Abfalom, .Call  now  Hufhai 
9. among  the  people  that  follow  Abfalom 
\if.Abfalom  faid,The  counfell  of  Hufhai  is 
the  Lord  might  bring  evill  upon  Abfa. 
1  f  .thus  did  Ahitophel  counfell  Abfalom 
1 8. a  lad  faw  them,and  told  Abfalom 
ao.when  Abfal. fervants  came  to  the  woman 
za,.Abfahm  paffed  over  Jordan 
a  5  .Abfalom  made  Ainafa  Captaine 
z6.Abfalom  pitched  in  the  land  of  Gilead 
1 8 .  j  .deale  gently — with  Abfalom 

gave  the  captains  charge  concerning  Ab. 
^.Abfalom  met  the  fervants  of  David 

and  Abfalom  rode  upon  a  mule 

1  o.I  faw  Abfalom  hanged  in  an  Oake 
1 2.none  touch  the  young  man  Abfalom 
i4.thruft  them  thorow  the  heart  of  Abfalom 
1 5  .compaffed  about,  and  fmote  Abfalom 

1 7.took  Abfalom>znA  caft  him  into  a  pit 
18. Abfalom  in  his  life  time  had  taken  and 

it  is  called  unto  this  day  Abfa/.phcc 
aj.King faid,Is  the yong  man  Abfalom  fafe? 
Ver.32. 
3  3 .0  my  fon  Abfalom,  my  fon,  my  fon 
Abfalom, would  God  I  had  died  for  thee, 
O  Abfalom,  my  fon,  my  fon.Ch.  19.4. 
I0.6.if  Abfalom  had  lived,and  all  we  died 
lo.Abfalom  whom  we  annointed  is  dead 
ao.6.Sheba  do  more  hurt  then  did  Abfalom 

1  Kin.  1 .6.  his  mother  bare  him  after  Abfalom 

a.7.when  I  fled  becaufe  of  Abfalom 

2  8. though  he  turned  not  after  Abfalom 

2  Cbro.i  1.20.  he  took  Maachah  the  dmg.of  Abf. 

2 i.Rehoboa  loved  Maacah  the  daug.of  Ab. 
For  Abfalom. 

1  Saw.  14. 3  3  .and  when  he  had  called  for  Abfalo 

1 9. 1  .King  mourneth  for  Abfalom 
9.fled  out  of  the  land  for  Abfalom 
FromtybMerai. 

2  Sam.\  5.i4-We  (hall  not  elfe  efcape  from  Abfalo 
Vfal.i  .i.aPfalme  when  he  fled  from  Abfalom 

To  or  unto  Ubfalottt. 
2  Sam.  1 3 . 3  9. longed  to  go  forth  unto  Abfalom 
14. 17. unto  Abfalom  there  were  born  3.fons 

3  1 .  Joab  arofe,  and  came  to  Abfalom 

1  f -34-if  thou  fay  unto  ^.Ilebe  thy  fervant 
i6.i6.Davids  friend  was  come  to  Abfalom 

faid  unto  Abfulom&od  fave  the  King 
Ver.18. 
.     a  1  .Ahitophel  faid  unto  Abfahmfio  unto 
Chap.17.1. 
1 7.6.  when  Hufhai  was  come  to  Abfalom 
Abfalom  fpake  unto  him.faying,  Ahitophel 
7  .Hufhai  faid  to  Abf.  T  he  counfell  of  Ahit. 
3Mrfence. 
Lu\.  2  2.6.to  betray  him  in  the  abfence  of  the  peop. 


Pfe/.a.ia.but  nowmuch  moreirtrriy<?&/£we 

%btent. 
Gen.$  1.49/when  we  are  abfent  one  from  another 
1  Cm.  5.3.I  verily  as  abfent  in  body 
a  C<w.?.6'.while  at  home  in  the  body, abfent  from 
3. willing  rather  to  be  abfent  from  the  body 
g.that  whether-prefent  or  abfent 
10. 1. but  being  abfent ,2m  bold  towards  you 
1 1  .as  by  letters,when  abfent,Cuch  will  I 
1  j.2.being  abfent,  now  I  write  unto  you 
1  o.  I  write  thefe  things  abfent,kfx 
Pfci/.i. 27. whether  I  come,  or  elfe  btabfent 
Col.z.  5  .though  I  be  abfent  in  the  fleih 

iJUbftaine. 
AH.  1 5.20.  that  they  abftaln  from  pollut.ofjdols 
29.that.ye  abfta.kom  meats  offered  to  idols 
1  Thef.4. 3  .that  ye  mould  abftain  from  fornication 

^.zz.abftain  from  all  appearances  of  evill 
1  Twz.4. 3  ."commanding  to  abftain  from  meats 
1  Pet.  2. 1 1  .abftaine  from  fleihly  lufts 

Sbftfnence. 
Aft.  zj.  a  1. after  long  abftinence  Paul  flood  forth 

3lbun0ance. 
Dent.  23.47.  for  theabundance  of  all  things 
3  3 . 1  g.fucke  of  the  abundance  of  the  feas 

1  Sam.  1.16.  out  of  the  abunda.of  my  complaint  I 

2  Sam.  1 2.3  o. brought  forth  the  fpoile  in — abund. 

1  Kin.  10. 10. came  no  morefuchtf&wfcoffpiccs 

27. as  Sycamore  trees  in  the  vale  for  abund. 
2  Cbron.  1 . 1 5 . 
1 8. 4 1. there  is  a  found  of 'abundance  of  raine 

2  Chro.p.g.ttie  gave  the  king  fpices  in  great  abm. 
Job  22.11  .abundance  of  waters  cover  thee 

3  8.24.that  abundance  of  water  may  cover  thee 
Pfal.7  2.7.in  his  daies  abundance  of  peace 
Ecclef.  5.10  .nor  he  that  loveth  abun.w  kh  increafe 

1  z. abundance  of  the  rich  will  not  fuffer 
lfa.y.zz.iox  abundance  of  milk  he  {hall  eat  honey 
1  j .7. therefore  the  abundance  they  have  gotten 
47.  o.forthe  abundance  of  thy  enchantments 
60. 5 .the  abundance  of  the  fea  fhalbe  converted 
66. 1 1  .be  dc  lighted  with  the  abun.  of  her  glory 
/<:>".  3  3. 6.  He  re  veale  to  them  the abund.oi peace 
ETgfy.  16. ^.abundance  of  idleneffe  was  in  her 

26. 1  o.by  reafon  of  the  abundance  of  his  horfes 
Zech.  14.14.and  apparell  in  great  abundance 
Mat.  12.3  4. out  of  the  abundance  of  the  heart 

•  Lu\e  6.45. 
1 3 . 1 2.he  fhall  have  more  abundance 
25. 29. hath  fhalbe  given,&  he  fhal  hzvzabw. 
Mar.  1  a.44.they  caft  in  of  their  abundance 

Lu\e  21.4. 
Rom.  5.17  .much  more  they  which  receive  abun.oi 
a  Cor.S.z.the  abundance  of  their  joy  abounded 
i4.your  abundance — afupply  of  their  want 
their  abundance—-*,  fupply  for  your  want 
1 2.7.through  the  abundance  of  revelations 
to.  1 8. 3. waxed  rich  through  the  abu.  of  her  del. 

in  3lbnnDance. 
2  Sa.  1 2.3  o.Dav.brought  forth  the  fpoile  in  abu. 
1  Kjfiii.xy.h3.th  (lain  oxen  &  fheep  in  abundance 

Ver.25. 

1  Cbro.zz.  3  .David  prepared  iron  in  abundance 

and  brafle  in  abundance  without  weight 
Ver.14. 
4.alfo  cedar  trees  in  abundance 
1 5  .workmen  with  thee  in 
a9.2.precious  ftones  and  marble  in  abundance 
2 1  .facrifices  in  abundance  for  all  Ifrael 

2  Cfera.2.9.prepare  metimber  mabundance 

4.18  .Solom.made  thefe  veffels  in  great  abund. 
9. 1. (he  brought  gold  in  abundance 

27. as  the  Sicamore  trees  in  plains  in  abund. 

1 1 . 2  3  .he  gave  them  victuall  in  abundance 
14. 1  5. carried  away  camels  in  abundance 

1 5.9.they  fell  to  him  out  of  Ifrael  in  abwndan. 
17.5 .  Jehofhophat  had  riches  in  abundance 

Chap.iS.i. 
18. 2. Ahab  killed  fheep  for  him  mabundance 
■  ao.a  5  .in  abund.both  riches  with  the  dead  bod. 
24.11  .they  gathered  money  in  abundance 
za.35  .the  burnt  offerings  were  in  abundance 
31.$  .the  children  of  Ifrael  brought  in  abund. 
31.5  .made  darts  and  fhields  in  abundance 
29-provided  him  poffeffions  in  abundance 
Neb.g.z  5  .they  took  fruit  trees  in  abundance 


Eft.i.r.thzy  gave  them  royall  wine  in  abundance 
fob  3  6.3 1  .he  giveth  meat  in  abundance 
VfaUi 7. 11. delight  themfelvesin<zto£ofptace 
5  2.7  .but  trufted  in  the  abundance  of  his  riches 
10  j^o.land  brought  forth  frogs  in  abundant 
Lull.  i2.i  j.mans  life  confifteth  not  in  the  abund. 
a  Cor.8. 20.no  man  fhould  blame  us  in  thisabun. 

^Lbuntjant. 
Exod.i 4.6. abundant  in  goodneffe and  truth 
I  fa.  56.1 2.as  this  day,and  much  more  abundant 
jer.  51.13  .abundant  in  treafures ,  thy  end  is  come 
1  Cor.  1 2. a 3  .on  thsfe  we  beftow  more  ab.  honour 
our  uncomely  parts  have  more  abu.comli. 
i4.having  given  more  abundant  honour  to 
a  Cor.^.  1 5  .that  the  abundan.^zzz  might  redound 
7-i  f  .his  inward  affeftion  is  more  abundant 
9. 1  a.is  abundhy  many  thankfgivings  to  God 
1 1. 23. in  labours  more  abundant 
Phil.  1 ,26\that  your  rejoycing  may  be  more  abun. 
1  Tim.  1.  i4.grace  of  our  L.  was  exceeding  abund. 
1  Pet.  1 . 3  .to  his  abundant  mercy  hath  begotten  us 

^bunOantlp. 
Gen.  1 . 2 o. waters  bri ng  forth  abundantly 
z  1  .waters  brought  forth  abundantly 
8. 1 7. that  they  may  breed  abundantly 
9.7  .bring  forth  abundantly  in  the  earth 
Exod.  1 .7  .children  of  ifrael  increafed  abundantly 

8 . 3  .rivers  fhall  bring  forth  frogs  abundantly 
Num.zo.  1 1  .waters  came  out  abundantly 

1  Chro.  12.40  .brought  oxen  and  fheep  abundantly 
a  2 . 5 .  David  prepared  abundan.  before  his  death 

8. thou  haft  fhed  bloud  abundantly 

2  Chro.7, 1. 5. tithe  of  all  brought  they  inabundantly 
fob  1 2.6.  into  whofe  hand  God bringeth abunda. 

36.28  .clouds  drop,and  diftill  abundantly 
P fal.  3  6. ^8. they  fhalbe  abundantly  fatisfied  with 
65.10  .thou  watereft  the  ridges  abundantly 
132.15  .He abundantly  bleffe  her  provifion 
1^.7  .abuncl.wtttv  the  memory  of  thy  goodnes 
Cant.  5 . 1. yea  drink  abundantly,  O  beloved 
lfa.  1 5 . 3  .every  one  howle,weeping  abundantly 
3  5. 2. it  fhall  bloffome  abundantly 
5  5.7.for  he  will  abwidantly  pardon 
fob.  1  o .  1  o  .that  they  might  have  it  more  abundan . 

1  Cor.  1 5. 1  o.I  laboured  more  abund. then  they  all 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 2.and  more  abundantly  to  you  wards 

2.4.1ove  which  I  have  more  abun.towatds  you 
10.15  .according  to  our  rule  abundantly 
12.15  -though  the  more  abundantly  I  love 
Epb.^.zo.tohim.  thatisable  todo  exceeding^. 

1  Tfcy?2.,i7.endeavoured  moxtab.to  fee  your  face 
Tit.  3 .6.which  he  fhed  on  us  abundantly 

Heb.6. 17. God  willing  more  abundantly 

2  Pet.  1 . 1 1. an  entrance  miniftred  to  you  abundan. 

3Hbttfe. 
1  Sam.  3 1 ,4.1eft  the  uncircum.comc  &  abufe  me 
i  C/v0#.io.4. 
1  Cor. 9. 1 8  .that  I  abufe  not  my  power 

SMmfeD. 
fudg.  19.15  .and  abufed  her  all  the  night 

W3Ukt0. 
1  Cor.6.9,abufers  of  themfelves  with  mankind 
^btifing. 

1  Cor. 7. 3 1  .ufe  this  world, as  not  abujlng  it 

3kcaD, 
Gen.  1  o .  1  o.of  his  kingdome  was  Babel,  Accad 

Gen.i  a.20.peradventure  he  will  accept  of  me 
Exod.zz.i  1. the  owner  of  it  fhall  accept  .thereof 
Lev.  26.41  .they  then acc.o( t he  punifh.of  their  in. 

43  .they  fhall  accept  of  the  puni/hment  of 
Dent.  33.11  .accept  the  work  of  his  hands 

1  Sam.z6.iQ.let  him  accept  an  offering 

2  Saw.24.23.the  Lord  thy  Godaccept  thee 
fob  i3.8.willye«a^hisperfon 

lo.if  ye  do  fecretly  accept  perfons 
32.2i.!etmenotflcc^tany  mans  perfon 
42.8.forhimwiHI^^ 
Pfal.zo. 3. accept  thy  burnt  facrifice.  Selah 
8  2  2.and  accept  the  perfons  of  the  wicked 
1 19.  jo8.acce, I  befeech  thecthe  free-will  off. 
Pro.  18.5  .not  good  to  accejhz  perfon  of  the  wick. 
fer.i4- 1  o.therefore  the  Lo.doth  not  accept  them 
1 2 .1  wil  not  accept  them,but  I  will  confume 
Amos  5.22. 
£^.2O.40.there  will  I  accept  them 

4 1. He 


A  CC      A  C  C 

4 1 .1  le  accept  you  with  your  fweet  favour 
13. *7.and  I  will  accept  you,  faith  the  Lord 
Md.  1. 8. will  he  be  pleafcd,  or  accept  thy  perfon 
10. nor  willltfcce.an  offering  at  your  hand 
1 3  .fhould  I  accept  this  of  your  hand 
Att.  24. 3  .we  accept  it  alwaies,and  in  all  places 

Acceptable. 
IraV.2i.io.it  (hall  not  be  acceptable  fbrydu 
Veut.%  3. 24. let  him  be  acceptable  to  his  brethren 
P/d/.io.i4.meditation  of  my  heart  be  acceptable 

69. 1 3  .my  praicr  to  thee  in  ^acceptable  time 
Pra.io.3  2. lips  of  the  righteous  know  what  is  ac. 
2 1 . 3  .to  do  juftice  &  judgment  is  more  accept. 
Ecclef.  1 2. 1  o.preacher  foyght  out  acceptab.  words 
//S.49.8.in  an  acceptable  time  have  I  heard 

5  8 .  j  .and  an  acceptable  day  to  the  Lord 

6  i.z.xo  proclaime  the  acceptable  yeare 
Jer.6^o.yovx  burnt  offerings  are  not  acceptable 
Eto.4.27  .let  my  counfcll  beacccptable 

Lu^.4.  19.10  preach  the  acceptab.  year  of  the  Lord 

2to.  1 2. 1  .aliving  facrifice,holy,tfarp£.unto  God 

2.what  is  that  good  3.n&  accept. vii\\  of  God 

14.1%. is  acceptab. to  God,  &  approved  of  men 

1 5.i6.offering  up  of  the  Gent,  might  be  acce. 

Epbef.j.10.  proving  what  is  acceptable  to  the  Lo. 

Pbil.4. 1 8  .a  facrifice  acceptable^ ell  pleating  to  G. 

i2w%  2. 3. this  is  good  Sc  accept. in  the  fight  ofG. 
f  .4.that  isacceptable  before  God 

1  Pet. 2. 5 .acceptable  to  God  by  Jefus  Chrift 
20.ye  take  it  patiently,  this  is  acceptable 

Acceptably. 

Heb.  1 2. 28  .whereby  we  may  ferve  God  acceptably 

Acceptance. 

I/^.6o. 7.fhall  come  up  with  acceptance 

Acceptation. 
1  Tim.1.1 5. faithfull  faying,  &  worthy  of  all  ace. 

Chapt.4.9. 
Accepted. 

GtfZ.4_7.if  thou  do  wel,fhalt  thou  not  be  accepted 
ip.2i.fee,T  have  acce.thse  concern.this  thing 
Exo.iS.3  8.  that  they  may  be  accep.  before  the  L. 
Lev.  1 .4.11  fhalbe  accepted  for  him  to  make  attone. 
7. 1 8 .it  mall  not  be accepted.nox  imputed 
lo.ij.fliouldithave  bin  accepted  in  the  fight 
19.7  .if  eate  on  the  third  day,  it  fhal  not  be  ac. 
22.21.  it  fhall  be  perfect  to  be  accepted 
2  3. for  a  vow  it  fhall  not  be  accepted 
z  5  .they  fhall  not  be  accepted  for  you 
27.it  fhalbe  acccpt.tex  an  offer.made  by  fire 
23.11.hc  fhall  wave  the  fheafe  to  be  acceptc d 

1  Sam.  18.5  .was  ace. in  the  fight  of  ail  the  people 

2  5 . 3  5 .1  have  accepted  thy  perfon 
Efl'.io.  ^.accepted  of  the  multitude  of  his  brethre 
Job  42.9.the  Lord  alfo  accepted  job 
lfa.<i6.jxh.z\x  facrifice  fhall  be  accept. on  my  altar 
j^.37.20.  let  my  fupplic.  be  acceptedbeioxe  thee 

42.2.1et  our  fupplication  be  accept. before  thee 
Luk-4-  24.no  Prophet  is  accep.in  his  own  country 
AcJ.10.3  5.  that  worketh  righteoufnes  is  accepted 
Rom.  1  f  .3  r  .my  fervice  may  be  accep. of  the  Saints 

2  Cor.  5  .o.abfent  or  prefent,we  may  be  accepted 

6  2.I  have  heard  thee  in  a  time  accepted 

now  is  the  accepted  time 
8 . 1  a.it  is  *K«jtf.according  to  that  a  man  hath 

1 7. indeed  he  accepted  the  exhortation 
1 1 .4.another  Gofpel,which  ye  have  not  accep. 
Ephef. 1.6. huh  made  us  accepted  in  the  beloved 
Accepted. 

Lu\.zo.z 1. neither  acceptcft  thou  the  perfo  of  any 

Acceptetlj. 
fob  34. \g. how  muchlefsto  him  that acceptetb not 
Ecdef.g. 7. for  God  now  acceptetb  thy  workes 
Hof.i.i  3 .  but  the  Lord  acceptetb  them  not 
Gd/.2.6.God  acceptetb  no  mans  perfon 

Accepting. 
He&.  11.35  not  accepting  deliverance, that  they 
Accede. 

KiW2.S.2.by  whom  wehave  acce/Jc  by  faith 
Epbef.z.  1  S.through  him  v»e  both  have  acceffe 
3 . 1 2.in  whom  we  have  boldnefte  and  accejfc 
Accho. 
Z«rf*.  1 . 3 1 .  A  frier  drive  out  the  inhabit.of  Accho 

Accompany. 
Hc£.6.9.things  that  accompany  falvation 

Accompanied. 
Ail.  1 0.2  3.  brethren  from  Jot>j>z  accompanied  him 


AC  C      A  C  C 

1 1. 1 2.t/iefe  6  .brethren  accompanied  me 
zo.q.accompaniedhim  into  ASa,  Sofipater 
-  3  8  .they  accompanied  him  to  the  (hip 
Accompanying. 
2  Sam.6.4.accompanying  the  arke  of  God 

AccompUfh 
Ira 2  2. 2 1  .whofo  offers  a  facrifice  to  ace.  his  vow 

1  Kjn.  5. y.ihalt  accomplifh  my  defirein  giving  fo. 
fob  i4.6.till  he  fhall  accompiifh  as  an  hireling 
Pfal. 64.6. they  accomplijh  a  diligent  fearch 

jy&  y  J .  1 1  .it  fhall  accomplish  that  which  I  pleafe 
fcr. 44. z  <$ .ye  will  furely  accomplish  your  vowes 
E%g\.6. 1 2.thus  will  I  accomphSh  my  fury 
7.S  .now  will  I  fhortly  accompli^)  my  anger 
1 3..  1 5  .thus  will  I  accomplish  my  wrath 
20.8. lie  poure  out  my  fury  to  accom.my  anger 

Ver.21. 
JDan.g.  2.that  he  would  accomplish  feventy  yeares 
1^.9.3 1. which  he  fhould  accompl^  atjerufale 
AccomptttyeO* 

2  Cfco.36.22.word  of  the  L.  by  Jer.might  be  ace. 
£/?.  2. 1 2.fo  were  the  daies  of  their  purif.  accompl. 
fob  1 5.3  2.it  fhalbe  accomplished  before  his  time 
Pro.i  3.  i9#the  defire  aceomp.is  fweet  to  the  foule 
lfa.40. 2.that  her  warfare  is  accomplished 

fer.  2  j.  1 2.when  70.years  are  accompl.  He  punifh 
3  4. daies  of  your  dirperfions  are  accomplished 
29. 1  o. after  70. years  be  accomplished,  He  vifit 
3 9. 16. my  words  fhalbe  atcompliSh .before  thee 
Lam.  4, 1 1. the  Lord  hath  accomplished  his  fury 

22. the  punifhm.  of  thine  iniquity  isaccompl. 

£3^.4.6. when  thou  haft  accomp.them,  lie  on  thy 

5 . 1 3  .thus  fhall  mine  anger  be  accomplished  ' 

when  I  have  accomplished  my  fury  in  them 

Van.  1 1 . 3  6.(hal  profper  till  the  indign.be  accompl. 

1 1.7. have  accompl.to  fcatterthe  power  of  jhe 
Lull.  1 . 2  3  .daies  of  his  miniftration  were  accompl. 
2. 6. daies  were  accomp.thzt  fhe  fhould  be  deliv. 
2 1  .when  eight  daies  were  accomplished 
22. daies  of  purification  were  accomplished 
1 2. 5  o.how  am  I  ftraitned  till  it  be  accomplish. 
18.3 1. concerning  the  fonofman  fhalbe acco. 
22.37  .muft  yet  be  accomplished  in  me 
fohn  19.28  .that  all  things  were  now  accomplished 
Act.  z  1 .  f  .when  he  had  accomplished  thofe  daies 

1  Per.  5.9. fame  afflictions  are  accom.in  your  bret. 

Accomplishing. 
Heb. 9. 6. accomplishing  the  fervice  of  God 

Accomplffhment. 
AcJ.  21.  z  6.  Paul  entred  the  temp.to  fignifie  theac. 

Accord. 

Levit.z  5.  j.groweth  of  it  owne  accord — not  reap 
fojh.g. z. to  fight  with  Ifrael  with  one  accord 
At~l.  1 .  14. thefe  all  continued  with  one  accord 
2. 1. they  were  all  with  one  accord  in  one  place 
46 .continued  daily  with  one  acc.in  the  tern. 
4.24  lift  up  their  voice  to  God  with  one  &m 
<y .  1  z.all  with  one  accord  in  Solomons  porch 
7.?7.ran  upon  him  with  ontaccord 
8. 6. the  people  with  one  accord  gave  heed 
1 2.  io.opened  to  them  of  his  owne  accord 

20.they  came  with  oneaccord  to  him 
1  $.2  5.beingaflembled  with  one  accord 
1 8 . 1 2.  Jewes  with  one  accord  made  infurrecL 
i9.29.rufhed  with  one  accord  into  the  Theatre 

2  Cor.S .  1 7  .being  more  forward  of  his  ownaccord 
Phil.  2 . 2  .being  of  one  accord,  of  one  mind 

Accoutring. 

Gen.  18.10  .according  to  the  time  of  life.  Ver.  1 4. 

2iC''^4-i7. 

.2 1  .according  to  the  cry  w  hich  is  come 

2 1. 23. acco.  tothekindnes  I  have  done  to  thee 

27.8.obey  my  voice  acco.  to  that  which  I  com. 

1 9.I  have  done  according  as  thou  badeft 
30.34.I  would  it  might  be  accmd.to  thy  word 
39.17  .(he  fpake  to  him  accord,  to  thefe  words 
4 1 .  40  .accor. to  thy  word  fhal  my  peop.be  ruled 
54.dearthbegan  to  comea<mas  Jofeph  had 
43. 7. told  him  acco.to  the  tenour  of  thefe  wor. 
3  3  .fate  actor. 10  his  birthri.aow.to  his  youth 
44.  xo.let  it  be  accordingxo  your  word 
47. 1 2.Jofeph  nourifhed  his  fath.houfe  acco.to 
49.28.everyone<Kf0^i«gtohisbleffinghe 
50.6.bury  thy  fath.a«w.as  he  made  thee  fwear 
£wrf.8.io.andhe  faid,Be  it  accordingto  thy  word 

Lu\e  1.38. 


AC  C      AC  C 


1 3  .the  L.did  according  to  the  word  of  Mofes 

\  ,.  Ver.31. 

12.3  .according  to  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 

2?. Lord  will  give  accor. as  he  hath  promifed 

1 5  .Ifrael  did  according  to  the  word  of  Mofes 

Chap.39.3  2,42.i.eT;if.to.7# 

16.1 6 .gather  every  man  accord,  to  his  eating 

17. i.Ifr.  journ.acw.to  the  comand.of  the  L. 

21.31  .acc.to  this  judgm.fhal  it  be  done  to  him 

2  5 .9.according  to  all  that  I  fhew  thee,after  the 

32.28  .child.of  Levi  did  acc.to  the  word  of  M ' 
36.x  according  to  all  the  Lord  had  comanded ' 

■r      ■    n  r  ,  Chap.4O.16. 

Iew.4.3  .if  pnefr  fin  acco/d.to  the  fin  of  the  people 
26.2 1  .feven  times  more  according  to  your  fins 
27.2  j  .thy  eftimation  fhalbe  accor. to  the  fhek. 

'Num.  1 . 1 8  .according  to  the  number  of  their  names 

*■**  r  l    j  Chap  20.22,26. 

3 . 1 6.Moles  numbred  acc.to  the  word  of  the  L. 

Chap.4.41. 

6.21  .according  to  his  vow  fo  muft  he  do 

8. /^.according  to  the  pattern  which  the  Lord 

g.i^.accordingto  the  ordinance  of  the  paffover 

zo .accffrdingto  the  com.of  the  L.thcy  abode 

Chap.io.i  3. 

10.14.afmtf.to  their  armies,and  over  his  hoft 

Chap.  1 8.22,28. 

1 4. 1  j, according  as  thou  haft  fpoken 
i9.pardon  acco.to  thegreatnes  of  thy  mercy 

29. 1 8  .according  to  the  number,after  the  maner 

Ver.21. 
36. 5. according  to  the  word  of  the  Lord 

1liin.1z.z4.Sc  16.34.  &  22.38.  zKjn. 

1.17.SC 4.44.8c  7.16.  zChro.^^.5. 

fonah^.i. 

Deut.  1 0.9.IUS  inh.eri.accord.zs  thy  God  promifed 

1 6. 10. according  as  the  Lord  hath  blefTed  thee 
fudg.  1 1 .  r  o. if  we  do  not  fo  accord.to  thy  words 
36.de  tome  accor. to  that  which  hath  proce. 

1  Sam.  1 4.7 .1  am  with  thee  accord.to  thine  heart 

2  &?#2.3.39.doer  ofevill  accord.to  his  wickednes 

22.2  i.rewarded  me  accor. to  my  righteoufnefs 

according  to  the  cleanneffe  of  my  hands 
Pfal.18. 20,24. 
1  Kin.  3.6. according  as  he  walked  before  thee 
1 2.I  have  done  according  to  thy  words 
1 7 . 1  .but  according  to  my  word 
2i<ffz.2.2  2.*&rffr.tothefaying  of  Elifha  which  he 
Chap.j.14. 
10. 17. accord.to  the  faying  of  the  L.  by  Elijah 
14.6. flew  not,according  to  that  which  is  writte 
i6.3.Ahaz  did  acco.  to  the  abom.of  the  heath. 

1  Chr. 6.3  2.  waited  on  their  office  acc.to  their  ord. 

2  C%o.3p.6.pofls  went  acco.to  the  com.of  the  K. 

3  2.2  f.rendred  not  according  to  the  benefit 

34.3  2.inhab.of  Jer.did  acc.to  the  coven.of  G. 
3  5-4.your  courfes  accor.to  the  writing  of  Dav. 

Ver.  1 5 .  &  Neb.  1 2.4  5 . 
1 3  .rofted  the  paffover  acco.to  the  ordinance 
26.Jofiahs  spodncs,acco.  to  that  which  was 
Eya  3. 7.  according  to  the  grant  they  had  of  Cyrus 
6. 1 3 .  Tatnai  dii  accord,  to  that  Dar.  had  fent 
7.6.  granted  his  requeft  acco.to  the  hand  of  the 
y.aicord.  to  the  hand  of  his  God  upon  him 
Ncbem.z.S. 
10.3  .let  it  be  done  according  to  the  law 
f  .fweare  to  doe  according  to  this  word 
Ncb.^.i  2.they  faould  do  according  to  this  promife 

Ver.  1 3. 
9.28.didft  deliver  them  accord.to  thy  mercies 
Effb.4.  i6.which  is  not  according  to  the  Law 
fob  1 . 5  .offered  burnt  oSex.acco.to  the  number  of 
20. 1  $. accor. to  his  fubft.in.fhallhisreftitut.be 
3  3 .6  I  am  according  to  thy  wifh 
34.11  .every  man  to  find  according  to  his  waics 
^•.i7.io.&  21.x4.8c  32.19. 
42.9«went  Sz  did  accor.as  the  L.comand.thcm 
P/S/.7.8.judge  me.O  L.accor.to  my  righteoufnes 
,and  accord,  to  mine  integrity  rhat  is  in  m  e 
I7.pmifc  the  Lord  acorr. to  his  righteoufnes 
2  J. 7. according  to  thy  mercy  remember  me 

P/2i;.jx.i.&  106.4J.  Sc  109. 16. 

8c  119. 124. 

28.4.give  them  according  to  their  deeds,  and 

accor. tothe  wickednes  of  their  endeavours 

3  3.22. according 


ACC      ACC 


3  3  zz.according  as  we  hope  in  thee 
3\.z4MCording  to  thy  righteouLnetic 
4.8 .  io. according  to  thy  name 
6z.\  2.rendreft  to  every  manaw.to  his  work 
Pro.z4.iz}i9- 
7  g  1 1  .according  to  the  greatnefs  of  thy  power 
ao.i  iMCordmg  to  thy  feare.fo  is  thy  wrath 
io  j.io.  nor  rewarded  us  accor.  to  our  iniquit. 
1 19. *  5  .according  to  thy  word.      Verf.  28,4 1 , 
$2,6^,76  107,116,154,169,170. 
9  i.continue  according  to  thine  ordinances 
i49.fl«OTtegto  thy  judgement.    Ver.i  56. 
1 59.quickenme,^o.  to  thy  loving  kindnes 
Ifaiab  6^.7 . 
1 50.2.praife  him  acco.to  his  excellent  greatn. 
Pro.  1 2. 8. man  commended  accor.  to  his  wifdome 
z6.$.accordmg  to  his  folly.  Ver.5. 

Ecclef.8 . 1 4.happeneth  acc.to  the  work  of  the  w  ic . 
according  to  the  work  of  the  righteous 
IfaS.zo.ii theyfpeak  notaccording  to  this  word 
9.3  .according  to  the  joy  in  harveft 
z  1. 16. according  to  the  years  of  an  hireling 
z  3 .  1  5  .according  to  the  daies  of  one  King 
fer.z.zS  .accor. to  tht  number  of  thy  cities  are  thy 
Chap.  1 1^13. 
40 . 3  .and  done  according  as  he  hath  faid 
5o.'jj».recompenfe  her  according  to  her  wotke 
Evk-  ?.7-nor  acco.  to  the  judgment  of  the  nations 
7  8  .according  to  thy  waies.  Ver.9, 27 . 

Chap.24.14.8c  36.19. 
i4.$.accordingto  the  multitude  of  his  idols 
20.44.not  according  to  your  wicked  waies,  nor 
according  to  your  corrupt  doings 
3  5 . 1 1 .1  w  ill  do  according  to  thine  anger,and 

accor.to  thine  envie,which  thou  haft  ufed 
3 g.z4.according  to  their  uncleanneffe,and 

accordingto  their  tranfgrcflions  have  I  done 
45.1  J.  according  to  the  Gn  offering,  according 

to  the  burnt  offering,  according  to  the 
meat  oScnnz,,zniaccording  to  the  oile 
47. 1 2.new  fruits  according  to  his  moneths 
Dan.  1 1 . 3  .and  doe  according  to  his  will 
Hof.  3  ■  1  .according  to  the  love  of  the  Lord  towards 
a.  10. abominations  were  accordas  they  loved 
1 2.2.W1II  punifh  Jacob  according  to  his  waies 

acco.to  his  doings  will  he  recompenfe  him 
1 3 .6. accor. to  their  pleafure  fo  were  they  filled 
Mic.7.  1 5  .accor xo  the  daies  of  thy  coming  out  of 
Mat.z.\6-accor  xoths.  time  he  had  dilig.  enquired 
9.29. .according  to  your  faith  be  it  unto  you 
i6.27.reward  every  man  accordingto  his  work 
Rom.z.6.  &  Rcvel.z.zi. 
Mar. 7.  5. according  to  the  tradition  of  the  Elders 
Lull.  1  .9.  accor.to  the  cuftome  of  the  priefts  office 
2.22.daiesofpurification  accordingto  the.  law 
i9.depart  in  pezce, according  to  thy  word 
3  9.perform  all  things  accord.to  the  law  of 
5.i4.offer  for  thy  cleanfing  accor.as  Mof.com. 
1 2.47 .neither  did  according  to  his  will 
23.f6.refted  the S3bh.acc0r.to  the  command. 
John  7. z^judge  not  according  to  the  appearance 

18.31  .judge  him  according  to  your  law 
Act.z.T,  o. fruit  of  his  \oinzsjtccording  to  the  flefh 
4.3  5. made  to  eveiy  man,  accor. as  he  had  need 
7 .44  make  it  accor.to  the  fafhion  he  had  feen 
1 1 . 29. according  to  his  ability  to  fend 
13.23  .hath  God  according  to  his  promife  mifed 
22. 1 2. a  devout  vmn^acccrding  to  the  law 
14. 6. have  judged  according  to  our  law 
Rfl/fl.i.j.of  the  feed  ofDa.vid,according  to  the  flefh 
1  •  1 6 .by  Jefus  Chr'&yOccording  to  my  Gofpel 
4. 1  ^.according  to  that  which  was  fpoken 
8.28 .called  according  to  his  purpofe 
10. 2. but  not  according  to  knowledge 
1 1 . 5  .a  remnant  according  to  the  election 

$  .according^  is  written,God  hath  given 
1 2. 3. foberly,  accor  .as  God  hath  dealt  to  every 
6.gifts  differing  according  to  the  grace  given 
ij.y.likemindedjflccoi-fagtoChnftJefus 
1  Cor.  1 . 3  1  .accords  it  is  written,  He  that  glorieth 
3 . 8  .tectivt,according  to  his  owne  labour 

lo.accord.  to  the  grace  of  God  given  to  me 
1  j.3.Chrift  died  accordingto  the  Scriptures 
4.buried,and  xok  according  to  the  Scriptures 
1  Cor.  1 . 1 7  .do  I  purpofe  according  to  the  flefh 
4. 1 3  .according  as  it  is  written,  I  beleeved 


ACC      ACC 

5 .io.according  to  that  he  hath  done 
8 . 1  a.it  is  accepted  according  to  that  a  man  hath 
and  not  according  to  that  he  hath  not 
9.7  every  man  according  to  that  he  purpofeth 
io.2.as  if  we  walked  according  to  the  flefh 
1 3  .but  according  to  themeafure  of  the  rule 

I  5. enlarged  by  you  according  to  your  rule 

1  i.i^.whofe  end  (hzlbe accord.to  their  workes 
1 ;.  xo.according  to  the  power  which  the  Lord 
G^.i.4.prefent  evill  world,amto  the  will  of  G. 
2.  i4.not  uprightly,  according  to  the  truth 
3. 29. and  hzvets^accarding  to  promife 
6. 16. as  many  as  walk  according  to  this  rule 
Epbefi.^.according  as  he  hath  cholen  us  in  him 
5  .accordingto  thegood  pleafure  of  his  will 
7. according  to  the  riches  of  his  grace 
^.according  to  his  good  pleafure 

I I  .predeftinated  accord.to  the  good  purpofe 
3 . 1 1  .according  to  the  eternall  purpofe  which  he 

1 6. grant  you  accor.to  the  riches  of  his  glory 
zo.accord.  to  the  power  that  workethin  us 
4.7. given  grace  according  to  the  meafure  of  the 
i6.acc<rrding  to  the  effeftuall  working  in 
Phil.  i.zo. accordingto  my  earneft  expectation 
3.21  .according  to  the  working,  whereby  he  is 
4.  ig.fupply  your  mei, according  to  his  riches 
Col.  1 . 1 1  .with  all  might}accordmg  to  his  power 

zy.&riv'mgaccording  to  his  working  which 

2  Thef.  1 . 1 2.ye  glorified  in  him  accor.to  the  grace 

1  Tim.  1 . 1 1  .acco.to  the  glorious  Gofp.of  the  blef. 

1 8  .charge  I  commit  accord.to  the  prophefies 

6.3.W  the  do&rinetfccwcfogtogodlineffe 

z ,T?ffz.i.8.ofthe  afflift.of  the  GoCy.accord.  to  the 

9-holy  calling,not  according  to  our  workes 

but  according  to  his  owne  purpofe 

z. 8. raited  from  the  dead,  accord.to  my  Gofpel 

4. 18. Lord  reward  him  accordingto  his  workes 

Tit.  i.3.c5mitted  to  me  accord.to  the  com.of  God 

3 . 5  .but  according  to  his  mercy  lie  faved  us 
Heb.8 .9  .not  according  to  the  covenant  I  made 
Jam.z.%  .fulfill  the  royall  law3<K«»".to  the  Script. 

1  Pct.\.T,.accoxoh\s  abundant  mercy  hath  begot. 

i4.not  fafhioning  your  felves  acco.to  form. 
4. 6. might  be  judged  accordingto  men  in  the 
but  live  according  to  God  in  the  Spirit 

2  Pet.  1 . 3  .according  as  his  divine  power  hath  given 

2. 22. happened  according  to  the  true  Proverb 
3.13  .we  according  to  his  promife  look 

I'^.our  beloved  Paul  accor.to  thewifd.given 
Rev.zo.  1  i.in  the  books  according  to  their  workes 

Ver.  1 3 . 
22.12.  give  every  man  accor. z%  his  work  fhalbe 
%ttHpM%to  all. 
Gen.6.  z  2. Noah  did  accor.to  all  the  L.comanded 

Chap.  7. 5. 
Num.S ,zc. accordingto  all  the  Lord  commanded 
Chap.9.5.&  29.40. 
9. 3  .according  to  all  the  rites  of  it,and 

according  to  all  the  ceremonies  thereof  ye 

1  z.accordingto  all  the  ordin.  ofthepaffover 
Dcut.z6. 1 3 .1  have  brought  accord.to  all  thy  com. 

i4»done  accord.to  all  that  thou  haft  coman. 
Jojb.  10. 3  z.accord.to  all  that  he  had  done  to  Lib. 

3  5  .accord.to  all  that  he  had  done  to  Lachifh 

1 1. 23. took  the  land  accord,  to  all  the  Lo. faid 

JWg.8.3  5  .acco.to&W  the  goodnes  he  had  fhewed 

1  Sam. 8. S. accor. to  all  theworkes  they  have  done 

2  Sam.7 .17 .according  to  all  thefe  words,  and 

according  to  all  this  vifion,fo  did  Nathan 
1  Chron.  17.15. 

2  2 .according  to  all  we  have  heard,  with  our 

1  Kjn.6 . 3  8  .houfe  finifhed  accor.to  all  the  fafhion 

2 1 .26. according  to  all  things,as  did  the  Amor. 
22.53  -according  to  all  that  his  father  had  done 

2  \Un.to. 10. according  to  all  that  was  in  my  heart 

1 5.3  .accor.to  all  that  Amazi  hisfath.had  done 

1 6. 1  o.fent  pattern  of  the  altar  accord.to  all  the 

1 1  .built  an  altar  accor  to  all  Ahaz  had  done 

17.13  .turn,<zccw.to  all  the  law  I  com.your  fa. 

2 1 .8 .do  acco.to  all  I  have  coma.nded.Jer.  1 1 .4 

according  to  all  my  fervant  Mof.comanded 

22.1 3.to  do  accordingto  all  that  is  written 

23.i9.^cc9r.t6allthe  acts  he  had  done  in  Bet. 

Efth.  3.12.  according  to  all  that  Haman  comanded 

4.i7.Mord.did  accord.to  all  Efth.had  comma. 

8.9.written  accord,  to  all  Mordecai  comanded 


ACC      AC C 

lfa.6 3. 7. according  to  all  that  the  L.hath  beftowed 
Jer.z6.zo.accwding  to  all  the  words  of  Jeremy 
3  5. 1 «. have  done  according  to  all  Jonadab  hath 

3  8. 2  7. told  them  accwdmg  to  all  thefe  words 

4  2. 5  .if  we  do  not  according  to  all  things 

20.accw.to  all  our  God  inill  fay  we  will  do 

5  o .  z9.according  to  all  fhe  hath  done,do  to  her 
E^.  1 8 .  24.doth  according  to  all  the  abomin.the 

See  further  in  #J1. 
15cco?t)ftigJg. 
lfa.  59. 1  S.according  to  their  deeds,<aro.he  wil  re. 

Htccotmt. 
Exod.  1 2.4.fhall  make  your  account  forthe  lamb 
2  Kin.  1 2.4.mony  of  every  one  that  pafleth  the  ac. 
1  Chr.  27.24.nor  was  the  numb.put  among  the  ac, 
icbro.  26.11  .according  to  the  numb.of  their  ac. 
-/ <f  3  3  •  1  ?  -giveth  not  accou.ot  any  of  his  matters 
Pfal.  i44. 3  .fon  of  man,that  thou  makeft  account 
Ecckf.7.z7.  one  by  one,to  find  out  the  account 
Dan.6. 2. Princes  give  accounts  to  them  that  the  K. 
Mat.  12.3  6.they  fhall  give  acco.thtttoi  in  the  day 

1 8. 2  3. which  would  take  accou.  of  his  fervants 
Lull.  i6.2.give  an  account  of  thy  ftewardfhip 
A6i.  i9#40.wherby  we  may  give  acco.oi this  cone. 
Rom.14. 1  i.fhall  give  account  of  himfelfe  to  God ' 
Phil.4..  17. 1  defire  fruit  that  may  abo.to  your  acco. 
Phikm.  1 8. put  that  on  my  account 

Heb.  1 3 . 1 7  .as  they  that  muft  give  account 

1  Prt.4.5.whofhall  give  acco.to  him  that  judseth 

Account.  " 

1  Cor.  4. 1  .let  a  man  fo  account  of  us  as  of 
2 P^.3.1 5.rtcw.thatthe long-fuff.of the  L.isfah 

3HccotmteD. 

Vent.  2. 11  .which  alfo  were  accounted  giants 

20. that  alfo  was  accounted  a  land  of  giants 
1  Kjn.  1 . 2 1 .1  and  Solom. fhalbe  account  .offenders 

1  o.  2 1 .  it  was  nothing  accountedof in  the  daies 

2  Chron. q. 20. 
PyS.22.30.it  fhalbe  accou.to  the  Lord  for  a  gener. 
jya.2.22.whereinis  he  to  be  accounted  of 
Mar.  10.42.they  which  are  aao».  to  rule  over  the 
Z.^.20.3  5.  accounted  worthy  to  obtain  that  world 

21.3  6.that  ye  may  be  account,  worthy  to  efcape 

2  2.24.which  of  them  fhould  be  dfttwa.greateft 
Rom.S.^6.\wt  zrtaccou.zs  fheep  for  the  flaughter 
Gal.  3 ,6.it  was  accounted  to  him  for  righteoufnefs 

Hcb.  1 1 .19. accounting  God  was  able  to  raife 

2&ccnrfeO. 
Deut.j.z6Sor  it  is  an  accurfed  thing 

2 1. 2  3. he  that  is  hanged  is  accurfed  of  God 
JoJh,6. 17.  the  city  fhalbe  accurfed 

1 8. keep  your  felves  from  the  accurfed  thing 
left  ye  make  your  felves  accurfed 
7. 1  .committed  a  trefpafs  in  the  accurfed  thing 
Achan  took  of  the  accurfed  thing 
1 1. they  have  taken  of  the  accurfed  thing 
1 2.turned  their  backs,  becaufe  they  were  ac. 
except  ye  deftroy  therefrom amongyou 
1 3 .  there  is  an  acc.thing  in  the  midft  of  thee 
untill  ye  take  away  the  accurfed  thing 
1 5. that  is  taken  with  the  accur. thing  fhalbe 
2 2. 20. did  not  Achan  comit  a  trefp.in  the  accu. 
1  C%0.2.7.whotrangrefTeinthe  thing  accurfed 
i/S.65.20.finneran  ioo.years  old  fhalbe  accurfed 
Rom.o.  3 .1  wifh  my  felfe  accurfed  from  Chrift 

1  Cor.  12. 3. nonefpeaking by  thefpir.cals  JeC.acc. 
Gal.i.S.lcthimhe  accurfed.  Ver.9. 

E^ra  4.6.  wrote  they  to  him  an  accufatwn  againft 
Mat.zy.  3  7  .fet  over  his  head  his  accufation 
Mar.i  5.26.fuperfcrip.of  h\s  accufat.  was  written 
I#£.6.7.t!iat  they  might  find  an  accufation 

1 9 . 8  .if  I  have  taken  by  falfe  accufation 
Job.  1 8.29.what  accu.bring  youagainft  this  man 
Ac~t.  2  5 . 1 8  .they  brought  no  accufat .  as  I  fuppofe 
i  Tim.  5 . 1 9.againfl  an  Elder  receive  no  accufation 

2  Pet .  2. 1 1  .bring  not  railing  ace ttf. igiinU  them 
Jude  9.durft  not  bring  a  railing  accufation. 

%uvXe. 

Pro.  30.1  o.accufe  not  a  fervant  to  his  mafter 
Mat.  1  z.  1  o-that  they  might  accufe  him.        Mar. 
t,.z. Liilie  13.54. 
Lift  ?  •  1 4  neither  accufe  any  falfly 
2  3.2.they  began  to  accufe  him 

i4.the  things  whereof  they  accufe  him 

John  5. 4  5. 1  will 


A  C  C      A  C  H 

John  5.45 .1  will  accufe  you  to  the  Father 
8.<j.that  they  might  have  toaccufe  him 
/4<J.Z4.i.Turtullus  began  to  accufe  him 
8. all  the  things  whereof  we  accufe 
1 3  .can  they  prove  whereof  they  accufe 
2  5.$.godownewithme  and  accufe 

1 1  .if  none  whereof  thefe  accufe  me 
28.  ip.ought  to  accufe  my  nation  of 

1  Pet. 2 . 1 6.that  falfly  accufe  your  good  converfa. 

AccufeO- 
Van.  3 .8  .came  neere  and  accufed  the  Jew  es 

6. 24.brought  them  which  had  accufed  Daniel 
Mat. 27. 1 2.when  accufed,anfv/ete&  nothing 
Mar.  15.3  .chief  priefts  accuf.  him  of  many  things 
Lu\.  1 6. 1  .was  accufed  that  he  had  wafted 

2  3 . 1  o.Priefts  &  Scribes  vehemen.  accufed  him 
*#?.  2  2 . 3  o . certainty  w hereo f  he  was  accufed 
23.28.knownthe  caufe  wherefore  they  accuf. 

29.I  perceive  to  be  accufedof  cjueftions 
2 5. 1 6. before  he  which  is  accuf. ihave  the  accuf. 
26.2.I  fhal  anfw.touch.things  wherof  Iam^. 
7. for  which  hopes  fake  I  am  accufed 
Tit.  1. 6. not  accufed  of  not,  or  unruly 
Rev.  1 2. 1  o.  which  accufed  them  before  our  God 

Accufer. 
Rev .  1 2. 1  o.  the  accufer  of  our  brethre  is  caft  down 

Accufers. 
John  8 . 1  ©.where  are  thofe  thine  accufers 
Act. 2  3 . 3  o.I  gave  cotnmandement  to  his  accufers 
3  5. when  thine  accufer s  are  come 
24. 8. commanding  his  accufers  to  come 
25.1 6.have  the  accufers  face  to  face 
1 8. when  the  <z«:«.ftood  up  they  brought  no. 

2  Tim.  3 . 3  .without  naturall  affeftion,falfe  accufers 
Tit. 2.2  .not  falfe  accufers, given  to  wine 

Accufeth.    $ ccit&ng. 

John  5. 45. there  is  one  ihs.t  accufeth  you 
Rom.z.  1  j. thoughts  accuf ng  or  excufing 

AccnftomeO. 
,7fK.  13.13  .that  arc  accuf  omed  to  do  evill 

AcelDama. 
Act. 1.19. the  field  is  called  Aceldama 

Acljafa. 
,4c?.  1 8 . 1 2.when  Gallio  Deputy  of  Achala 

27  .when  Paul  was  difpofed  to  pafle  to  Acb. 
19.2 1. when  he  hadpafled  through  Ach.to  go 
Rom.  1  ^  .26". it  hathpleafed  them  of  Achala  to 
16. 5  .Epenetus  the  firft-fruits  of  Achala 

1  Cor. 16. 1  f.houfe  of  Stcph.the  firft-fruits  of  ^c. 

2  Cor.  1  ,i  .all  the  Saints  which  are  in  all  Achala 

<j.2.that  Acbdia  was  ready  a  yeare  ago 
1  x.io.noman  flop  me  in  the  regions  of  Acb. 
1  Tte/^i.7.enfamples  to  all  that  beleeve  in  Acba. 
8. word  founded  not  only  in  Achala 
AcljafcaS. 
1  Cor.  1 6. 1 7 .1  am  glad  of  the  coming  of  Achaictti 

Acban,  called  alfo  Acfyar. 
Jojh.y.i .Achan  the  fon  of  Carmi  took  the  accurf. 
18. Achan  of  the  tribe  of  Juda  was  taken 
1 9Jofuafaid  to  Acban,My  fon, give  I  pray 
20. Achan  anfwered,Indeed  I  have  finned 
24. they  took  Achan  and  the  filver 
22. 10. did  not  Achan  commit  a  trefpafle 

1  Chro.z.y.Achar  the  troublcrof  Ifrael 

AchaS-SeeAbaj. 
Acbboj. 
Gc».36.3S.Baalhanan  the  fon  of  Achbor  reigned 
Ver.39.  1  Cbro. 1.49. 

2  Hjn.zz.i2.  Jofiah  comanded  Achb.fon  ofMic. 

i4.fo^cWorcame  to  Huliah 
Jer. z6. 22. fent  into  Egypt  Elnathan  fon  ofAchb. 
35.12.all  the  princes  fate,Elnath.  fon  of  Acb. 
Acbfm. 
Mai.  1 .  i4.Sadoc  begat  Acbim^ncX  Achim  Eliud 

Acbift). 
1  Sam.zi .  1  o.David  arofe  and  fled  to  Acbifb 

Chap.  27. 2. 
1 1  .fervants  of  Acbifb  faid,  Is  not  this  David 
j  2.David  was  fbreaffraid  of  Achifh 
I4.then  faid  Achifh^hoyou  fee  the  man 
27.3  .David  dwelt  with  Achifh  at  Gath 
5  .Dav.faid  to  Ac.Ifl  have  now  found  grace 
6. Achifh  gave  him  Ziklag 
<).David  returned  and  came  to  Acbifb 
io.^cfc.faidWhither  have  ye  made  a  rode 
1 2.and  Acbifb  beleeved  David 


AC  K      ACQ. 

28. 1.  Acbifb  faid,Know  thou  afluredly 
2. faid  to  Achijb}S\itt\y  thou  flialt  know 
Achifh  faid,  Therefore  He  make  thee  keep 
29.2,pafled  on  in  therereward  with  Acbifb 
3  .Achifh  faidjs  not  this  David  ? 
6.  Acbifb  called  David,and  faid,  Surely  as 
8. faid  to  Achijh,  What  have  I  done 
g.Acblfh  anfwered,  I  know  rhou  art  good 
i  Kjn.z.  39.fervants  of  Shimci  ran  to  Acbljh 
40.Shimei  went  to  Gath  to  Acbifb 
Acbmetba. 
Eya  6. 2. found  at  Acbmetba  a  roll 

/o/«.7.24.brougnt  them  into  the  valley  of  Achor 
27  the  valley  of  Achor  unto  this  day 
1 5 .7'.border  of  Judah  went  up  from  Achor 
lfa.6%.  1  o.the  valley  of Achor  a  place  of  herds 
Hof.  2, 1  j  .valley  of  Achor  a  doore  of  hope 

Acbfab. 
Jof.  1  j .  1 6\to  him  He  give  Ach.to  wife.  Judg.  1 .12 
1 7  .took  it,&  he  gave  him  Achfahjudg.1.12. 
1  Cbro.  2.49.daughter  of  Caleb  Achfah 

Acbfbapb- 
Jojh.  1 1 . 1 . Jabin  fent  to  the  king  of  Achjhaph 
1 2.  zo.king  of  Achjhaph  one 
i9.2$.Amer3their  border  was  Achjhaph 
Acitfib. 
Jofb.  1  j.44.cities  of  Judah,Keilah,^c^i& 

19.29.Afb.ers  lot  from  the  coaft  to  Achwb 
Judg.  1 . 3  1  .did  Afher  drive  out  the  inhab.of  Acb. 
Mic.  1 .  i4.houfes  of  Ach'zjb  flialbe  a  lie 

AefenoxoleOge.    AcfcticreoleDgeO. 

Gen.  3  8 .  26.  Judah  acknowledged  them,and  faid 

Deut .  z  1 . 1 7  .he  fhall  acknowledge  the  fon  of  the 
3  3.9.neither  did  he  acknowledge  his  brethren 

Pfal.  3  2 .  j  .1  acknowledged  my  fin 

5 1 . 3  .for  I  acknowledge  my  tranfgreffion 

ZV0.3. 6.in  all  thy  waies  acknowledge  him 

I  fa.  3  3 . 1 3  .ye  that  are  neere  acknowledge  my  might 
6  1.9. all  that  fee  them  fhall  acknowledge  them 
6  3 . 1 6. and  Ifrael  acknowledge  us  not 

Jer.  3.13  .onely  acknowledge  thine  iniquity 

1 4. 20. we  acfoowkdge  ,0  Lord,our  wickednes 
24.5  fowillltff^wW.them  that  are  carried 

Dan.  1 1 . 3  9. with  a  ftrange  god  w hom  he  fhall  at\. 

Hof.f.  1  j. till  they  acknowledge  their  offence 

1  Cor.  14.3  7.1et  him  acknffwl.the  things  I  write 

16.18  .acknowledge  ye  them  that  ate  fuch 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 3  .what  you  acknow.md  I  truft  fhall  ac\. 

14. as  alfo  you  hiving  acknowledged  us  in  part 

AcfenotDleDgetb. 

1  Job.  2. 2  3  .he  that  acknowledged  the  fon  hath  the 

AcfcnoaileDgmg. 

2  Tim. 2. 2$ .repentance  to  the  aAmowl.of the  truth 
Tit.  1 . 1. acknowl.of  the  truth  which  is  after  godli. 
Philem.6. by  the  ackno.cf  every  good  thing  in  Ch. 

Acfcnoxoleugeinent. 

Co/.  2 . 2  .to  the  ackpowledgem.  of  the  myftery  of  G . 

SUcquatnt. 

Job  22.21  .acquaint  thy  feife  with  him,and  be 

Acquaintance 
2  Yjn.  1 2. 5: .priefts  take  every  man  of  hfs  acquain. 
7. receive  no  more  money  of  your  acquaint. 
Job  19.13  .my  acquaintance  are  verily  eftranged 

42.1 1. all  that  had  bin  of  his  acquainta. .before 
Pfal.  3 1 . 1 1  .and  a  fearc  to  mine  acquaintance 
?  S .  1 3 .  it  was  thou,  my  acquaintance 
8  8.8  .thou  haft  put  away  my  acquaintance 
1 8. and  my  acquaintance  into  darkneffe 
£»£.2.44.they  fought  him  among  their  acquaint. 

2 3. 49. all  his  acquaintance  ftood  afar  off 
AH.  24. 2  3  .fhould  forbid  none  of  his  acquaintance 

acquafntcD.    2dcqna<nt<ng. 
Pfal.  1 39.3  .art  acquainted  with  all  my  waies 
Ecclef.z.  3  .yet  acquainting  my  heart  w  ith  w  ifdome 
lfa.  1 3 . 3  .a  man  of  forrows  acquainted  with  griefe 

tHrqaft. 

7"fl6  i  o.  1 4.  wilt  not  acquit  me  from  mine  iniquity 
Nab.  1 .3  .he  will  not  acquit  the  wicked 

3toe     Acres. 

i  Sam.14. 14.with.in  halfe  an  acre  of  land 

lfa.  5.  io.ten  acres  of  vineyard  fhal  yeeld  one  bath 

Act. 
lfa. 28 .2 1. bring  to  pafle  hisfl&his  ftrange  ail 

$9.6.the  acl  of  violence  is  in  their  hands 
John  8#4.ta&en  in  adultery,  in  the  very  dSi 


ACT      ADA 


Acts- 
Deut.  1 1 .3  .his  acts  which  he  did  in  the  midil of 
7-eies  have  feen  the  great  acts  of  the  Lord 
Judg.  5 . 1 1  .rehearfe  the  righteous  acts  of  the  Lo. 
even  the  righteous  acts  towards  the  inhab. 

1  Sa.iz.j.mzy  reafonof  all  the  right,  acts  of  the 

2  Sam.z~i.zo.  Benaiah  had  done  many  acts 

1  Cbro.  11. 22. 

1  Kj».  10.6.3.  true  report  I  heard  of  thy  acts 

1 1. 4 1. written  in  the  book  of  thea^of  Sol. 
zChron.^.^. 

2  Kin.z%.  19.ro  all  theacts  he  had  done  in  Beth. 

1  Cfera.29.29.thefli!Zi'ofDavidfirfl:and  laft 

2  Chro.  1 2. 1 5  .the  acts  of  Rehoboani  firft  &  laft 

16. 1 1. behold  the  acts  of  Afa  firft  and  laft 
Efth.  io.2.all  the  acts  of  his  power  and  might 
Pfal.  1  o  3 .7  .his  acts  to  the  children  of  Ifrael 
1  o6.2.who  can  utter  the  mighty  acts  of  the  L. 
145 .4.fhall  declare  thy  mighty  acts 
6.men  fhall  fpeak  of  the  might  of  thy  acts 
1 2. to  make  knowne  his  mighty  acts 
1  jo.2.praife  him  for  his  mighty  acts 
Refiofthe9(t0 
Of  Solomon,  1  R.izz.11  41.  zChro.^.zp.OfJe- 
roboam,  1  Kjn.14  19.    2  itwz.14.28.  OfRe- 
hoboam,  1  iOs.14.29.Of  Abijam,i  RJH.15.7 
2Cfera.13.22.  Of  Afa,  1iCw.15.23.OfNa- 
dab,Ver. 3 1 .  Of  Baafha,Chap.  1 6.  j.Of  Elah, 
1Kjn.16.14.  OfZimri,  Ver.20.  OfOmri, 
Ver.27.Of  Ahab,Chap.22.39.  O!  Jehofha- 
phat,Ver.4?.  zCbron.  20.34.  Of  Ahaziah, 
2i^».i.i8.0fJoram,Chap.8.23.  Of  Jehu, 
Chap.io.34.OfJehoafh,Chap.i2.i9.&  14. 
i^.OfJehoahaz,Chap.i3.8.0fJoafn,V.i2. 
Of  Amaziah,Chap.i4.i8    2  Chro.z$.z6.  Of 
Azariah,  z  Kin.  1^.6.  Of  Zach.  Ver.n.Of 
Shallum,Ver.i  5.  Of  Menahem,  Ver.21.  Of 
Pekahiah,Ver.26.  Of  Pekah,Ver.3  1.  Of  Jo- 
tham,Ver.36.   2  Chro.zj  7.  Of  Ahaz,  2  Kin. 

16.19.  zChro.zS.z6.  Of  Hezekiah,  2 iftagr 

20.20.  2  Cfera.  32.32.  Of  Manaffeh,  2  R/«gj 
21.17.  2  Chro.-}  3.18.  Of  Amon,  2  Kjn.zi. 
z'y.  Of  Jofiah,  Chap.23. 28.  2  Cfc»K.3  5.26. 
Ofjehojakim,  zKjn.zq.f.  zCbro.36.8.  Of 
Uzziah,  2  Chro.z6.zz. 

Actions. 

1  Sam.z. 3. by  him  actions  are  weighed 

Acttoftp. 
Ge#.47.6'.any  man  of  activity  among  them 
ADaDab. 

./<?/&.  1  ^.22.cities  of  Judah,Kinah,^djfifa& 

'  AOah. 
Gen.4. x  9.. the  name  of  one  wife  was  Adah 
20.  Adah  bare  Jabal 

2  3.Lamech  faid  to  his  wives,Adab,  Zillah 
36.2.Efau  took  Adah  daughter  of  Elon 
q.Adahhzvz  to  Efau  Eliphaz 
io.Eliphaz  fon  ofAdab,wifeof  Efaa 
1 2.thefe  the  fons  of  Adah.  Vet.  1 6. 

Atjafab. 

2  i(itf. 22. 1. Jofiahs mother  Jedaiah  daug.of  Ada. 

1  Cfe/0.6. 4 1. Afaph  fon  of  Zcrah,fon  of  Adaiah 

8.zi.Ada'iah  andBeraiah  fons  of  Shimhi 
9.1 2.  Adaiah  fon  of  Jeroham.        Neb.  1 1 . 1 2. 

2  Chr.  23.1  .Jchoiada  took  Maafiah  fon  of  Adaiah 
Encra  io.29.fonsofBani,  Adaiah.  Ver.39. 
Neb.  1 1 . 5  .Maafiah  fon  of  Hazaiah,fon  of  Adaiah 

ADalte. 
£/H>.9.8.fons  of  Haman.Poratha,  Addla 

AOam. 
Gen.  2 . 1 9.to  Adam,to  fee  wnat  he  would  call  the 
whatfoever  Adam  called  them  that  was 
20.  Adam  gave  names  to  all  cattell,and  to 
but  for  Adam  there  was  not  found  an  help  j 
2 1. a  deep  fleep  fell  upon  Adam 
zi.Adam  faid,This  is  bone  of  my  bone 
3 . 8.  Adam  and  his  wife  hid  themfelves 
9.God  called  unto  Adam^Wheie^t  thou 
1 7.unto  Adam  he  faid,  Becaufe  thou  haft 

2  Q.Adam  called  his  wives  name  Eve 

2 1  .to  Adam  and  his  wife  God  made  coats 
4. 1  Adam  knew  Eve  his  wife.  Ver.  2  5 . 

5. 1.  this  is  the  book  of  the  generationsof  Ada 

2.called  their  name  Adamfm  the  day  when 

3  .Adam  lived  1  jo.years,and  begat  a  fon 

4.  daies  of  Add"*  after  he  had  begotten  Seth 

5 -all 


ADA      ADD 

5  .all  the  daies  of  Adam  9 s^.Vcares 

iChrm.i.i.Adam,Sheth,Enoih 
\ob\ 1  xx .  if  I  covered  my  tranfgreffions  as  ^ 
ink  \  -\  8  which  was  the  for.  of  ^,  which  was 
S V  i4.death reigned fawi^ to  Mofes 
'        * "  after  the  fimilitude  of  Adams  tranfgreffion 
1  Cor  1  <.z*-as  in  Adam  all  die 

4 /.the  firft  man/feta,thc  laft  ^«a/« 

1  Tiw.i.  15  -^w  was  firft  formed 

lA.Adam  was  not  deceived 
7We  i4.Henoch  the  feventh  from  ^*» 
J  Soam. 

M>.  2 .  i  tf.the  city  ^da/w  befide  Zaretan 
J  $Damab. 

M.i9.j  6.fenced  cities  of  Nephthali 

aoamant. 
Exeh.x  -9-as  an  y<Jb*ptf  have  I  made  thy  forehe. 
Zech.7.  ii.  made  their  hearts  as  an  Adamant  ftone 

UUjami. 
ftf  19.3  j.coaft  of  Nephthali  from  Allon  to  Ad. 

2jltJar. 
Jojh.  1  j .3  .lot  of  Judah  went  up  to  Adar 

JJlDar. 

£«&i  <.houfe  finimcd  on  the  3  .day  of  the  m.A. 

£#.3.7.  caft  the  lot  till  the  iz.mon.  that  is  ^dar 

1 3  .on  the  1 3 .  day  of  the  moneth  Adar 

Chap.8.i2.&9-i>17- 

9. 1  f  Jews  gathered  on  the  1 4-day  of  the  mA. 

icj.the  i4.day  of  Adar  a  day  of  gladneffe 

2 1  .to  keep  the  1 4.  &  1  s  •  day  of  Adar  yearly 

UlDbeei. 

G«2.2  5.13  .fons  of  Ifhm.Kedar,/4<te/.  1  Chr.  1 .  29 

3H>uan,or3li)oon. 
E^.2.5o.thefe  were  they  which  went  up  fro  Ad. 
Nehcm.7.61. 
Strtrat. 

1  Cko.8#3.the  fons  of  Bela,/4ddar  and  Gera 

UttJue. 
Gen.  3  o.24.the  Lord  {Hall  arfiife  to  me  another  fon 
Levit.  j.  1 6. (hall  <«fcfe  a  fifth  part  thereto.Ch.6.  <,. 
&27.i3jI5,io,27j3i&N«^;5.7. 
N/tfK.  z  5 .6.to  the  cities  of  refuge  <«&fe  42.cities 
Deaf.4-2.ye  fhall  not  adde  to  the  word.Ch.  12.32 
10.9.  thou  fhaltadde  3. cities  more  of  refuge 
29.19.to  adde  drunkenneffe  to  thirft 

2  Sa»z.  24. 3-  the  Lord  thy  God  <k/<£  to  the  people 

1  I£»z.i2.ii.Ilead.toyouryoke.    2dw0.1o.14. 

2  }^in.zo.6.\lz  ad.to  thy  daies  if.years.7/^.38.5. 

1  Cfcro.2  2. 14. and  thou  mayeft  adde  thereto 

2  Chro. 28.  1 3  .ye  intend  to  adde  more  to  our  fins 
Vfal.69. 27. adde  iniquity  to  their  iniquity 
P;'0.3.2.1ong  life  and  peace  fhall  they  adde 

30. <5.adde  thou  not  unto  his  words 
Ifa.it).  1  .adde  ye  yeare  to  yeare 

30.1  .that  they  may  adde  fin  to  fin 
Afaj.6,27 .canzone  cubitto  his  ftat.L^.12.25; 
Phil.  1.  i6.fuppoling  to  adde  affliction  to  my  bon. 
2  Vet.  1 . 5  .adde  to  your  faith  venue 
Kef.22.18.if  any  man  adde,  God  mall  adde      , 

3toueo. 
Deut.  5 . 2  2.'wit h  a  great  voice,&  he  addedno  more 
1  Sam.  1 2. 1  g.addcdto all  our  fins  this  evill 
Jer  36.3  2. there  were  add.befides  many  likewor. 
45. 3. the  Lord  hath  added  griefe  to  my  forrow 
;  Van  4.3  6.excellent  majafty  was  added  unto  me 
Ata.6.3  3-all  thefe  things  fhalbe  addedJ.K^.12.3  1 
Luty  x.zo.addedytx.  this  above  all 

1 9.11. as  they  heard  thefe  things,they  added 
^c7, 2. 41. the  fame  day  there  were  added  3000. 
47 -the  Lord  added  to  the  Church  daily 
<;.  i4.be\eevers  were  the  more  addcdto  the  Lo. 
1 1 . 24  much  people  was  added  to  the  Lord 
Ga/.2.6.feeme<lto  be  fomewhat,  added  nothing 
3.i9.the  law  wasadd.becaufe  of  tranfgreffions 
,      „    SUftetb. 
Job  3  4. 3  7  .he  addeth  rebellion  to  his  fin 
Pro.  1  o .  2  2 .he  addeth  no  forrow  with  it 

16.23  -and  addeth  learning  to  his  lips 
Gal.  3 . 1 5  .no  man  difamuleth,or  addeth  thereto 

G? .  4  9 . 1 7  .an  adder  in  t  he  pat  h  that  bites  the  hor. 

Pfal.  5  8 .4.they  are  like  the  deafe  adder 

91.13.  malt  tread  upon  the  lion  and  adder 
i40.3.(jdd«\spoifon  is  under  their  lips 

Piv.2.3.32,.  it  ftingeth  like  an  adder 


AD  I      ADM 


ADO      AD  V 


Lu\. 3. 28. which  was  the  fon  olAddi 

mouicteo. 

1  Car.  1 6. 1  j.  adiittcd  themfel.  to  the  miniftry  of 

3H3utttott.    35-uoitians. 

1  K.«*.7.2o.certain  additions  made  of  thin  worke 
3  o.under-fetters  at  the  fide  of  every  addition 
3  6. and  additions  round  about 

Neb.j.6 1  .Cherub^dctoz,  and  Immer  went  up 

9txt. 
1  Cfo-0.8. 1  ^.Zebadiah,  Arad>  ^de?  dwelt  in  Jer. 

glutei. 
1  Cfer.4.3  6.  Afaiahj^die/Jefimiel,  princes  infam. 
9. 1 2.Maafiah  the  fon  of  Adiel 
27.2  5.overthekingstreaf.Azma.fonof^die/ 
Wsin. 
E%ra  2.1 5. the  children  of  Adin  454. 

8.6.of  the  fons  of  Adin,  Ebed  the  fon  of  Jona. 
IVe/7.7.20.the  children  of  Adin  6"  5  $. 

10. 16. chiefe  of  the  people,  Adonijah,  Wdi»! 
3Wna. 

1  Chro.  1 1  .qi.Adina  the  fon  of  Shiza 
3H>fno. 

2  Sam.iz .8 .the  chiefe  Adino  the  Eznite 
JjDttftatm. 

/tf/&.i$.36.Sharaimj/4d^fei«2,Gederah,cities 

1  Kjn.21.16.  how  many  times  fhall  I  adjure  thee 

2Cfo-0.lS.I  J. 

Mat.26.62. 1  adjure  thee  by  the  living  God 
Mar.^.j.ladyke  thee  by  God,thatthou  torment 
Acl.  19. 1 3  .we  arfj«re  you  by  JefuSjwhom  Paul 

3M)juteD. 
y«/&.6.26.Jofhuartdj«>'edthern  atthat  time 
1  Sam.  1 4. 24. for  Saul  had  adjured  the  people 

i  Chr.  27. 29. ova  the  herds  of  Shaphat  fon  of  ^d. 

Sfumab. 
Ge«.  1  o  1 9.ftom  Sidon  as  thou  goeft  to  Admah 
14.2. Shinab  King  of  Admah 
8. went  out  King  of  Admah,  King  of  Zebo. 
Deut.  29.2  3  .like  the  overthrow  of  Admah 
Hof.  1 1 .8  .how  fhall  I  make  thee  as  Admah 

2H>mat&a. 
Eftb.  1 .  i4.next  to  Ahaf.  was  C^t(hem,Admatha 
3H)mtntftratfon. 

1  Cor.  12.5  .there  are  differences  of  adminiftration 

2  Cot'.g.  1 2. for  the  adminiftration  of  this  fervice 

2  Ciri:2 .  19.adminifl.by  us  to  the  glory  of  the  fame 
zo.this  abundance  which  is  adminift.by  us 

Sumfratfort. 

JWe.  i6.having  mens  perfons  in  admiration 
Revel.  17.6.I  wondred  with  great  admiration 

30iniret). 
2  tbef.  1 . 1  o.to  be  admired  in  all  them  that  beleeve 

UHMttonffl). 
Zto.  1 5 .  i4.able  alfo  to  admonijh  one  another 

1  Tfe/^  5 . 1 2.over  you  in  the  Lord,&  admonijh  you 

2  Tbef.  3.15  .but  admonijh  him  as  a  brother 
SDmoniftjeO.  Kttimottifbfrig. 

Ecclef.4. 1 3  .who  will  no  more  be  admonijhed 

1 2. 1 2. by  thefe  my  fon  be  admonijhed 
Jre/'.42.i9.know  certainly  I  have  admonijhed 
AB.27.C,.  Paul  admonijhed  them 
Co/.  3 .  i6.admomjbing  one  another  in  Pfalmes 
Heb.S.  5;  .as  Moils  was  admonijhed  of  God 

3totnonftiott. 

1  Cor.  1  o.  n  .they  are  written  for  our  admonition 

Epbef.6. q.bving  them  up  in  the  admon.  of  the  Lo. 

Ti^.io.afterthefirft  &  (econi admonition  cejz&. 

3Rma. 

E^ra  10.30.fons  of  Pahath,Moab5/4da(J 
Neh.  1 2 . 1  <$ .  of  Harin  Adna,of  Meraioth  Helkai 
3tear;. 

1  Chro.  1 2.20.fell  to  him  of  Mamffeh,  Adnab 

2  Chro.  1 7 . 1 4  .of  Judah  capt.of  thouf.  Adnab  chief 

iWa/'.5.39.why  make  ye  thisadoe  ? 

J:id£.  1 . 5  .they  found  Adoni-be'xe\  in  Bezek 
CAdom-be^ti  fled,but  they  purfued 
7 .Adam-be. fx\A,  70.kings  having  their  thu. 

afoonijaf). 

2  S^.  3 ,4.the  4th.^doa.fon  of  Haggith.  1  Chro.  3 . 2 
C 


1  Kin.  1 .  <;.Adonijab  exalted  himfelfe 

7.they  following  Adonijah,  helped  him 
8. the  mighty  men  were  not  with  Adonijah 
g.Adonijah  flew  fheep,oxenjand  fat  cattell 
1 1  .haft  thou  not  heard  that  ^diva.reigneth 
1 3  .why  then  doth  Adonijah  reigne 
1 8  .now  behold  Adonijab  reigneth 
2  4. haft  thou  fzidjAdonijah  {hall  reigne 
2  5. God  fave  King  Adonijah 
qi.Adonijab  and  all  the  guefts  heard  it 
^2.Adonijah  faid,Come  in,for  thou  art 
43  Jonathan  faid  to  Adoni jab, V inly  our 
49.guefts  with  Adonijah  were  afraid 
^o.Adonijah  feared  becaufe  of  Solomon 
5 1. told  Sol.Beholdj/fckzij^  feareth  K.Sol. 
2.13  .Adonijah  came  to  Bathfheba 
i9.Bathfheba  fpake  for  Adonijah 
1 1  .let  Abifhagbe  given  to  Adonijah 
2  2.why  doft  thou  aske  Abifhag  for  Adonijah 
2  3 . if  Adonijah  have  not  fpoken  this  againft 
i^.Adonijab  fhalbe  put  to  death 
28.  Joab  had  turned  after  Adonijah 

2  Chro.  1 7 . 8  .he  fent  Ltvites,Adonijah,  Tobijah 
Neb.  10. 1 6.chiefe  of  the  people,^dtf»'j^,Bi2uai 

^oonifeam,  & 

Exra  2.13  .children  of Adom\am  666. 
8. 1 3 .  of  the  laft  fons  of  Adonikam 
Neb.  7 . 1 8  .the  children  of  Adonikam  667. 
3lDorUram. 

1  Kin.^.6.Adoniram  fon  of  Abda  over  tribute 

j.iq.Adoniram  was  over  the  levie 
3H)orrt=5eDek. 
fojh..  10. i.when  Adoni-^ede^  K.of  Jer.had  heard 
X.Adoni-^edeli  fent  to  Hoham 
^option. 
Rom.S.i  ^ .ye  have  received  the  fpirit  of 'adoption 
23-waiting  for  the  adoption,to  wit 
9.4.  to  whompertaineth  the  adoption  ■ 
Gal.Of.  5  .might  receive  the  adoption  of  fons 
Ephef.  1 .  j  .predeftinate  us  to  the  adoption  of  child . 
3luoiafm. 

2  Chro.  1 1 .9.Rehoboam  built  Adoraim,Lachi(h 

9tM#am. 

2  Sam.20.2^..Adoram  was  over  the  tribute 

1  Kjn.  12.18  .Rehob.fent  ^dira^and  Ifra.ftoned 

Jer.  3 1 .4.fhalt  be  again  adorned  with  thy  tabrcts 
Lull  2 1 . 5. temple  adorned  with  goodly  ftones 
1  Tim.2.9.  women  adorne in  modeft  apparell 
Tjt.2. 10. adorne  the  doftrine  of  God 
1  Pet. 3. 5. women  who  trufted  in  G. adorn  themf. 
Rev.  2 1 . 2  .as  a  Bride  adorned  for  her  husband 

atootstetrj.    mtioining. 
Ifa.6 1. 10. as  a  Bride  adometh  her  felf  with  jewels 

1  Pct.z  .3  .whofe  adorning,let  it  not  be  outward  ad. 

Jlbzamelecr;. 

2  i$K-i7<?'-Sepharuites  burnt  their  child. to  Ad. 

19.z7.Adra.8c  Sharezerfmotehim.i/a.37.38. 

3u?amitttu«n. 

-4S.27.2.entring  into  a  fhip  of  Adramittium 

3Hwfa. 

^ff.27.27.drivenupanddownein^d/'M 

1  Sam.  1 8 . 1 9.Mcrab  was  given  to  Adriel 

2  Saw. 2 1. 8. whom  fhe  brought  up  for  Adriel 

JBDtiarireO. 
1  Sa#z.i2.6\it  is  the  Lord  that adv anced Mofes 
£/?£>.  j.i.  Ahafuerus  advanced  Haman 

5. 1 1  .Haman  told  how  he  hz&advanced  him 
1  o.2.greatnes  of  Mord.whereto  the  king  adva. 
HHfoantagcg-c. 
Job  3  j . 3  .thou  faidft>What  advantage  will  it  be 
Lr^.9. 25.  whatis  a  man  advantaged, if  he  gaine 
Ro#2. 3 . 1  .what  advantage  then  hath  the  Jew 

1  Cor.  1  j  .3  2.what  advan.it  me,if  the  dead  rife  not 

2  Cor.  2 . 1 1  .left  Satan  mould  get  an  advantage 
Jude  16.  perfons  in  admiration  becaufe  of  advan. 

Sutiertttirc.    StfoentureO. 
Dcut.28.j6. adventure  tofet  fole  of  the  foot  upon 
Judg.19.17.tny  father  adventured 'his  life  farre 
/4#.  19.31  .would  not  adventure  upon  the  theatre 

3H>foerfarp. 
£xod.  2  3 . 2  2  .lie  be  an  adverfary  to  thy  adyerfaries 
Nz//».  2  2 . 2  2 .  angel  flood  for  an  aufoer/Tagainft  Ba. 
1  Sam.  1 .6. her  adverfary  provoked  her  fore 
29. 4.1eft  in  the  battell  he  be  an  adverfaty 

1  Kjn.  j.  4.neither 


A  DV      A  D  V 


AD  U      A  D  U 


A  F  A      A  F  F 


1 K]n.$  -4  -neither  adverfary  ,<x  evill  occurrent 

11.14.the  Lord  ftirred  up  an adver f. to  Solom. 
Verfe  23. 
2  y  .an  adverf.  to  Ifrael  all  the  daies  of  Solo. 
Eflh.-j. 6. the  adverfaiy  and  enemy  is  Haman 
Job  31.3  5  .mine  advcrfary  had  written  a  book 
Pfal.7  4.10. how  long  mail  the  adverf-  :  reproach 
Z/k  5  0.8.  who  is  mine  adverfary  ?  let  him  come 
Lam.  1 .  10.  adverfary  hath  fpread  out  his  hand 

2.4.  he  flood  with  his  right  hand  as  an  adverf. 

4. 1  z.that  the  adverfaiy  mould  have  entred 
/*jwm  3 . 1 1  .adverfary  there  flialbe  about  the  land 
Mat.  5 . 2  5  .agree  with  thine  adverfary  quickly 

left  theadverfaiy  deliver  thee  to  the  Judge 
Lu\.  1 2.  j  8.when  thou  goeft  with  thine  adverfary 

18.3  .avenge  me  of  mine  adverfary 
1  Tim.  5 .  1 4.give  none  occafion  to  the  adverfary 
1  Vet.  y.8.your  <z<fe"/^  the  divell  as  a  roaring  lion 

Df/tf,  3  2.27.1eft  their  afei'.fhould  behave  thcmf. 

4  3  .he  will  render  vengeance  to  his  adverfar. 

Jofh.  5 . 1 3 .art  thou  for  us,  or  for  our  adverfaries  ? 

1  Sam.z.10. adverfaries  of  the  Lord  flialbe  broken 

2  Sam.  19.22.ye  mould  this  day  be  adverfto  me 
E^.4. 1  .when  the  drftw/Iof  Judah  &  Ben. heard 
Neh.4. 1 1  .our  adver  far. izxdfthey  (hall  not  know 
Pfal.y  1 . 1 3  .be  confounded  that  a?e  adv.to  my  fo. 

8 1 . 1 4.turned  my  hand  againft  their  adverfar. 
89.42.fet  up  the  right  hand  of  his  adverfaries 
tfa.g.  1 1  .Lord  (halt  fet  up  the  adverfar. of  Rezin 
1 1 . 1 3  .the  adverfaries  of  Judah  flialbe  cut  off 

5  9 . 1 8 .  he  w  i  11  repay  fury  to  h  is  adverfaries 

6  3. 18.  pur  adverf.  have  troden  down  thy  fanct. 
Jer. 46.  io.a  day  that  he  may  avenge  him  ofhisrt. 

50.7. their  adverfaries  faidjWe  offend  not 
Lam.  1 .  5. her  adverfaries  are  the  chiefe 
7  .adverfaries  faw  her,and  did  mocke 
1 7. his  adver  far. (hovild  be  round  about  him 
Nab.  j  .z.the  L.will  take  vengeance  on  his  adver. 
Lu\e  13.17  .all  his  adverfaries  were  afliamed 
2 1 . 1  j  .all  your  adverfaries  fliall  not  be  able  to 

1  Cor.  1 6.9. and  there  ate  many  adverfaries 

Phil.  1 .  28  .in  nothing  terrified  by  your  adverfaries 
Hcb.  1  o. 27 .which  fliall  devoure  the  adverfaries 

My  01  mine  Ultfoerfarieff. 
Pfa.  38.20  render  evill  for  good  are  mine  adverf. 
69. 1 9  .mine  adverfaries  are  all  before  thee 
lop^.formy  love  they  are  my  adver paies 
20.1et  this  be  the  reward  of  mine  adverfaries 
29.1et  mine  adverfa.be.  clothed  with  fliame 
Ifa.  1. 24.1k  eafe  me  of  mine  adverfaries 

rh'me  aniberfaries. 
Exo.  2  3 .2  2.  lie  be  an  adverfary  to  thine  adverfar. 
i/a.64.2.  make  thy  name  known  to  thine  adverf. 
Jer.^o.  i6.all  thine  adverf.Hizll  go  into  captivity 
Lam.z.  1 7. hath  fet  up  the  home  of  thine  adverfar. 
Mic.  5 .9. hand  flialbe  1  ift  up  upon  thine  adverfar. 
3HDtarfitp. 

2  &«z.4.9.redeemed  my  foule  out  of  all  adverfity 
Pfal. 10.6.I  fliall  never  be  in  adverfity 

35.15  .but  in  mine  adver  fity  they  rejoyced 
94. 1 3  .give  reft  from  the  daies  of  adverfity 
Pro.  1 7 . 1 7  .a  brother  is  borne  for  adver  fay 

24. 10.  if  thou  faint  in  the  day  of  adverfity 
Ecclef.-j.  1 4.in  the  day  of  adverfity  confider 
lfa. 3  o. 20.give  you  the  bread  of  adverfity 
Heb.  1 3 .3 .remember  them  which  fuffer  adverfity 
ajOterQties. 

1  Sa.  10.  i9.himfelf  faved  you  out  of  all  your  adv. 

2  Chro.  1  5.6.  God  did  vexe  them  with  all  adverf. 
Pfal.  31.7  .haft  knowne  my  foule  in  adver fities 

Waw.24.14.He  advertife  what  this  people  fhal  do 
Ruth  4.4.I  thought  to  adverti.  theejfaying3Buy  it 

HHfotce- 
Judg.  1 9 . 3  o .  take  advice, *nd  fpeak  your  minds 
20. 7. give  here  your  advice  and  counfell 

1  Sam.  25.33.  bleffed  be  thy  advice 

2  Sam.  19.43  .that  our  advice  fliould  not  be  had 
2  Cftro.  10. 9.what  advice  give  ye 

14-anfwered  after  the  advice  of  young  men 
25.1 7 .  Amafciah  took  advice,8z  fent  to  Joafh 
Pro.20.iS.withgood<&frTO?  nuke  warre 
2  Cor.% .  1  o.herein  I  give  mine  advice 

2  Sa.  24. 1 3  .advife3Sc  fee  what  anfwera  Chr.  2 1 .12 


1  Kjn.  1 2.6\how  do  you  advifey  that  I  may 

3UJWfrt>. 
Pro.  1 3 . 1  o.with  the  well  advifed is  wifdome 
Acl.zj.i  2.the  more  part  advifed  to  depart 

Utototfement. 
1  Chro.  1 2.  i9.1ords  upon  advifem.  fent  him  away 

3HwHattt. 
Jofh.  1  z.  1 5. the  King  of  AduUam  one 

1 5.3  5. in  the  valley  Jarmuth,  and  AduUam 

1  Sam.zz.i.  David  efcaped  to  the  cave  oiAduUa. 

1  Cfowz.11.15. 

2  Sam.zz.i  3  .three  of  the  3  o.came  to  Dav.to  Ad. 
2  Chro.  1 1 .7.Rehob.built  Shocho and  AduUam 
Atefon.30.fome  of  the  child.of  Jud.dwelt  at  Ad. 
Mic.1.1 5. he  fliall  come  unto  AduUa  the  glory  of 

SMraHamfte. 
Gen.  38.1  .turned  in  to  a  certain  AduUamite 
1 2.he  and  his  friend  Hirah  the  AduUamite 
20. fent  the  kid  by  his  friend  the  AduUamite 
UUjtHtem. 
Lcvit.zo.  1  o.the  adulterer  flialbe  put  to  death 
Job  24.15  .eie  of  the  adult er.waiteth  for  the  twil. 
tfa'  S  7-  3  -the  feed  of  theadulterer  and  whore 

3Dultem#. 
Pfal.fo.  i8.haft  bin  partaker  with  the  adulterers 
Jer. 9.  2.they  be  all  adulterers,zn  affembly  of  trea. 

23.10.the  land  is  full  of  adulterers 
Hof.j.  4.they  are  adulterer s,zs  an  oven  heated 
Mai.  3 . 5  .He  be  a  fwift  witneffe  againft  the  adulte. 
Ltd(.  1 8 . 1 1 J  am  not  as  others,  extortioners3<taf«# . 

1  Cor.6.o.be  not  deceived3neither  adulterers 
Heb.  13.3  .whoremong.and  adult .  God  will  judge 
Jam.^.^.ye  adulterers  and  adultereffeSjknow  ye 

%na\tettae,<fc. 
Levit.zo.  i  o.the  adultereffe  flialbe  put  to  death 
Pro.6. 16. the  adultereffe  will  hunt  for  the  life 
ETsk.-  23.45  .righteous  dial  judge  them  as  adulter. 
becaufe  they  are  adulterejfes 
Hof.  3 . 1  .love  a  woman,yet  an  adultereffe 
Rom.j. 3  .(he  is  no  adulter,  though  flie  be  married 
while  her  husb. lives  flie  flialbe  called  an  ad. 
Jam.q.q.ye  adulterejfes,  know  ye  not  that  the  fri. 

2P0ulterr>. 
Im"f.20.io.comittethtfrf«/.evenhethatcom.di. 
Pro.6. 3  2.  whofo comits  adultery  lacketh  underft. 
Jer.  3 . 8 .  w  hen  backfliding  Ifrael  comitted  adult. 
9.committed  adultery  with  ftockes 
5.7.I  fed  them,  they  then  committed  adultery 
29.23  .becaufe  they  have  committed  adultery 
E%c\.  16.3  2.but  as  a  wife  that  commits  adultery 
2  3 . 3  7 .  they  have  committed  adultery 3  &  bloud 
with  their  Idols  have  they  comm.adult. 
Hof.q. z.by  committing  adultery,theybreak  out 
Mat.  5 . 2  8  .hath  committed  adultery  in  his  heart 
3  i.marrieth  her  divorcedjCommits<wfa/to;y 
Chap.  1  o.o.Lu\.  16.18. 
Mar.  1  o .  1 1  .puts  away  his  wife3&  mzv.com.adul. 

Luke  16.18. 
1 2. if  a  woman  her  husb.flie  commits  adult. 
John  8.3  a  woman  taken  in adultoy 

4.this  woman  was  taken  in  adultery 
Gal  5.i9.works  of  the  flefli  mznif eft, adultery 

2  Pet.  z.  i4.having  eies  full  of  adultery 

Commit  UlDttlterp. 
Exod.  20.1 4_thou  flial  t  not  commit  adultery 

Deut. 5. 18. Mat. 5.Z7. 8c  lo.iS.Rom.i^.^. 
Jer.7.9.  will  ye  fteale,  and  commit  adultery 

2  3 . 1 4.they  commit  adultery, and  walk  in  lies 
Hof  4. 1 3  .your  fpoufes  fliall  commit  adultery 

i4.Ile  not  punifli  them  when  they  com.adu. 
Mat.  5 . 3  2.caufeth  her  to  comit  adultery,  ch.  19.9. 
Afaj-.10.19.do  not  commit  adultery.  Lul[.i8.zo. 
Rom.  2.22  .fayeft5a  man  fliould  not  commit  adult, 
do  ft  thou  commit  adultery  ?  thou  that 
Jam.  2. 1 1  .do  not  commit  adult. faid  alfo,  Do  not 
now  if  thou  commit  noadultery,  yet  if 
Rev.  2. 22.11c  caft  them  that  comit  adul. with  her 

^Umlteries. 
Jer. 17. zy.l  havefeen  thy  adulteries 
Exel^.z  3.43  .faid  I  to  her  that  was  old  in  adulter.' 
Hof.z.z.hci  adulteries  from  between  her  breafts 
Mat.  1 5.  i9.out  of  the  heart  proceed  adulteries 

Mar\7.zi. 
3tt)Hltct0US. 
Pr0.3o.2o.fuch  is  the  way  of  an  adulterous  woma 
Mat.  1 2.39.an  &fo&.gener.feeketh  after.ch.  1 6.4. 


gen. 


M^.8.3  S.whofo  fhalbe  afliam.  in  this  adult, 
T.       _'•         SUlttmmfai. 
/«/.« J-7-Gilgal  that  is  before  the  goine  up  to  A 
^.^.GeiaothoveragaLtheglingl^i; 
T,  2H)bocate. 

1  Joh.z.  i.we  have  an  Advocate  with  the  Father 
._  ,  Aeneas?. 

Acl.9. 3  3  •  there  he  found  a  man  named  vfimas 
3  4  .«*»**  Jefus  Chrift  maketh  thee  whole 

John  3.23  John  was  baptifing  in  vtnon 

3fat. 
Gea.22.4.  Abraham  faw  the  place  afar  off 

37. 1 8 .when  they  faw  Jofeph  afar  off 
Exod.z.4.  and  his  fifter  ftood  afar  off 

20.18.  when  the  people  faw  it.they  ftood  afar 

.        .  .  „  Verfe  21. 

24. 1. and  worflup  ye  afar  off 

3  3  -7-pitcht  the  tabern.^r  off  from  the  camp 
Num.9. 1  o.or  be  in  a  journie  afar  off 

1  S£.26\  1 3.Dav.ftood  on  the  top  of  an  hill  af.oS 

2  Kjn.z.y.  ftood  to  view  afar  off 

4.25.when  the  man  of  God  faw  her  «/#• 
E^ra  3  .j  3  .and  the  noife  was  heard  afar 
Neb.  1 2.43  .joy  of  Jerufalem  was  heard  afar 
Job  2. 1 2.when  they  lift  up  their  eies  afar  off 

3  6. 3  .He  fetch  my  knowledge  from  afar 
2  5  .a  man  may  behold  it  afar  off 

3  9 . 2  5  .he  fmelleth  the  battell  afar  off 
29.her  eies  behold  afar  off 
P/^.io.i.whyftandeft  thou fl/ar  off 

38.11  .my  kinfmen  ftand  afar  off 

6  5. 5  .of  them  that  are  afar  off  upon  the  fea 

1 3  8 .6.the  proud  he  knoweth  afar  off 

1 39.2.thou  underftandeft  my  thought^- 
Pro.i  i.i4.flie  bringeth  her  food  from  afar 
lfa.  2  3 .7  .her  feet  fliall  carry  her  afar 

59.  i4.and  juftice  ftandeth  afar  off 

66.19.fend  thofe  that  efcape  to  the  Ifles^ 
Jer.  23.23  .and  not  a  God  afar  off 

3  o.  1  o.Ile  fave  thee  from  afar.        Ch.46".27. 

3  1 . 1  o.declare  it  in  the  Ifles  afar 

49.30.Aeej  get  you  afar  off 

5  i.50.remember  the  Lord  afar  off 
Micah  4.3  .rebuke  ftrong  nations  afar  off,and 

Lu^e  22.54. 
Malth. 2 6. 5 8 .Peter  followed  him  afar  off 

Mar\e  14.54. 

27. 5  5.many  women  were  beholding  afa-roff 
Marfe  15.40. 
Mcst.%  .6.when  he  faw  Jefus  afar  off 

1 1 . 1 3 .  feeing  a  fig-tree  afar  off 
Lu\.\6. ^3.and  feeth  Abraham  afar  off 

18.13  .the  Publkane  ftanding  afar  off 
Ail.  2.3  9.promife  is  to  all  that  are  afar  off 
Ephef.z.17.  preached  peace  to  you  which  were  af. 
Heb.  1 1 . 1 3  .having  feen  the  promifes  afar 
2  Pet.  1 .9-is  blind,  and  cannot  fee  afar 
Rev.  1 8 . 1  c.ftanding  afar  off  for  feare  of  her  tor. 
1 5. the  merchants  fliall  ftand  afar  off 
See  JFar .  j§>tooO  afar-  See  alfo  ^tcoO. 
Affaires. 

1  Chro.z6. 3  2.to  God>and  affaires  of  the  King 
Pfa.  1 1 2.5.he  will  guide  his  affaires  with  difcret. 
0*2.2.49. he  fet  Shad.over  the  affaires  of  the  pro. 

3. 1 2.Jewes  whom  thou  haft  fet  over  the  affair. 
Ephef. 6. zi  .that  ye  alfo  may  know  my  affaires 

2  2. that  ye  may  know  our  affaires 
Phil.  1 . 2  7 .1  may  heare  of  your  affaires 

2  T«#.2.4.intangleth  himfe.with  the  af.ot  this  li. 

Effect. 
Gd/.4.i7.they  zealoufly  aff'ecl  you,but  not  well 
exclude  you,that  you  might  affeel  them 
SffecteO.    Effected. 

Lam.% .  5 1  .mine  eye  affeEleth  mine  heart,becaufe 
Acl.  1 4. 2. minds  evill  affecled  againft  thebrethre 
Gal.q.iS.it  is  good  to  be  zealouflyrf^W 

Affection. 

1  Cbr.zg.  3 .1  have  fet  my  affetl.to  the  houfe  of  G 
Rom.  1 . 3 1  .without  naturall  a^^w^implacable 

zTim.j.^, 

2  Cor. 7. 1 5. inward  affetlim  is  more  abundant 
Col.  3 . 5  .mortlfie  inordinate  affetlim 

Affections. 
Rom.\ .  2  6.God  <*ave  them  up  unto  vile  affetlions 
Gal.  5.24.  have  crucified  the  flefli  with  the  affecli. 

Col.  3. 2.fet 


A  FF      AH 


Col.* .a.fet  your  affections  on  things  above 

2Hffectfonateti. 
Kow.ia.io.be  kindly  a feftionatcd  one  to  another 

aifffcctionatelp. 
i  Tfe/Ti  sXobeingaffeftwnately  defirous  of  you 

Affinttp. 
jtfg  ,  ^Solomon  made  affinity  with  Pharoah 
2  Cfcra.V«. i .Jchofh.joyned  in  affinity  with  Ahab 
£«•  o.  i4.ftiould  we  joyn  in  ^.with^he  people 

Affitme-    AfflirweD.      » 
X/4.ii.^-anboure  after,  another  affirmed 
Aft.  1 1. 1 5  .me  conftantly  <#Vra^  it  was  fo 

z  5 . 1 5>.whom  Paul <z/j??«/  to  be  alive 
to.3.8.as  fome  <z/j?ww,  we  fay,  Let  us  do  evill 
i  Tim.  i  .7  .nor  whereof  they  affirm 
Tit  28  I  will  that  thou  affirm  conftantly 

Afflict. 
Gen. 1 5. i  J.they  fhsllafflift  thern  400.yeares 

5 i.yo.if  thoufhaltdJJM  my  daughters 
JExod.  1 . 1 1  Xet  over  task-mafters  to  afflict  them 
22.22.ye  ftiallnot  afflict  any  widow 
2 3  .if  thou  afflict  them  in  any  wife 
Levit.  16.z9.yc  mall affli  ft your  f oules.    Ver. 3 1 . 
Ch.z^.Z7,^z.Nimrzc).y. 
Num.z4.z4.  and  (hAXafflict  Amur 

30.13  .every  binding  oath  to  afflict  the  foule 
Judg.16.  f.that  we  may  bind  him  to  affliit 

6.v/ hereby  thou  mightft  be  bound  to  «jJS# 
ip.fhe  began  to  a^(S  him 
2&w.7.io.childrenofwick.^.themanymore 

1  Kin.  1 1 . 3  9.  He  for  this  afflict  the  feed  of  David 

2  Cfc>'tf.6.26.turne  when  thou  doft  afflict 
Eyra  8. 2 1. that  we  might afflift  our  felves 

Job  3 7. 2 3. touching  the  Almighty,he  wilnotaf. 
Pfal.44.z.how  thou  didft  dflfoS  the  people 
5  j.i  o.God  fhall  heareand  afflift  thern 
89.22.nor  the  fon  of  wickedneffe  afflict 
94. 5  .they  afflift  thine  heritage 
143*.  1 2.deftroy  all  them  that  fljJSS  my  foule 
lfa.  9. 1  .afterward  did  more  grievoufly  tfp<3 
y  1. 23.1k  put  it  into  the  hand  of  them  that  of. 
58. 5. a  day  for  a  man  to  ^<S  the  foule 
64.12.wilt  thou  affli  ft  us  very  fore 
Jer.i  1. 28, as  I  watched  to  de&roy,xo  afflift 
L«#z.3.33.hedoth  notafflift  willingly 
Amos  5.  iz. they  affli  ft  the  juft 

6.i4.they  fhallaflMyou  from  Hemath 
Nah.i.j  2. 1  will  afflift  thee  no  more 
Zeph.  3 . 1 9.I  will  undo  all  that  afflict  thee 

Afflicte'Q. 
EOT.  1. 1 2. more  they  affli  fted,the  more  they  grew 
Lev.z$  .29.<hall  not  be  affliftcdin  that  fame  day 
Num.  1 1 . 1 1  .wherefore  haft  thou  afflicted 'thy  ferv. 
Veut.z6.6.the  Egyptians  afflicted  us,and  laid 
Ruth  1. 2 1. the  Almighty  hath  afflifted  me 
2  S<wz.2  2.28.i2fj?iScdpeople  thou  wilt  fave 
1  Kin.z.z6. afflifted,  wherein  my  father  was  affli. 
2K»z.i7.20.theL.rejected  Ifrael,  and  <z$?.t  hem 
Job  6. 14.ro  him  that  is  afflifted  pity  mould  be 
30,11  .hath  loofed  my  cord,  and  afflifted  me 
34.28.heheareth.the  cry  of  the  afflifted 
Pfal.  1 8. 27. thou  wilt  fave  the  afflifted  people 
22.24.  nor  abhorred  the  affliftion  of  the  affli. 
2  5.  16.I  am  defolate  and  afflifted 
82.3  .doe  juftice  to  the  afflifted 
%%. 7. thou  Info  afflifted  me  with  thy  waves 

1 5 .1  am  afflicted,3t\d  ready  to  die 
90. 1 5  .wherein  thou  haft  afflifted  us  and  the 
107. 1 7. fools  becaufe  of  their  iniquity  afflict. 
1 16.10.I  was  greatly  afflifted 
1  i9-67.before  I  was  afflicted^,  went  aftray 
7 1  -it  is  good  that  I  have  been  afflifted 
7 1  -thou  in  faithfulnefle  haft  afflifted 
1 07 .1  am  afflicted-very  much,  quicken  me 
1 19. i.manyauine  have  they  affliftedme. 

Verfe  2. 
1 40. 1 2.will  maintain  the  caufe  of  the  afflifted 
Pro.  1  j .  1 5  .the  daies  of  the  afflifted  are  evill 
z  2 . 2  z  .neither  oppreffe  the  afflifted  in  the  gate 
26.28.lymg  tongue  hateththofe  that  are  affli. 
.  J 1.  J  .pervert  the  judgement  of  the  afflifted 
lja.t).  1  .at  the  firft  he  lightly  afflifted 

49. 1 3. he  will  have  mercy  upon  the  afflifted 
Si-ai.hearenow  this  thou  afflifted 
5  3  -4-fmitten  of  God,  and  afflifted 
7.he  was  oppreffed3he  was  a\ 


A  F  F      A  F  F 

54.1  t.O  thou  afflifted,  tofled  with  tempeft 
58.3. wherefore  have  we  affliftedour  foule 

10. and  fatisfie  the  afflifted  foule 
60.  i4.fons  of  them  that  affli.fhzl  come  bendi. 
63 .9. in  all  their  affliftion  he  was  afflifted 
Lament..!. 4.  her  virgins  are  afflifted 
5. for  the  Lord  hath  afflifted  her 
1 2. wherewith  the  Lord  hath  afflifted  me 
Mk.4.6.\\e.  gather  her  that  I  have  afflifted 
Nahum.  1  .i2.though  I  hmeaffliftedthee,\  will 
Zepb.-$,.  1 2.Ile  leave  an  affliftcdmd  poore  people 
Mat.  24.9.they  fhall  deliver  you  up  to  beafflictcd 
z  Cor.  1 .6.whether  we  be  afflifted,  it  is  for 
1  Tim.$. 10. if  the  have  relieved  the  afflifted 
Hcb.  1 1 . 3  7  .being  de&itate, afflifted,  tormented 
Jam.4-9.be  afflifted,a.nd  mourne,  and  weep 
5. 1 3  .is  any  among  you  afflifted  ?  let  him  pray 
Afflicteft. 

1  *C«z.8.35.turn  when  thou  afflifteft  them 

Affliction. 
Gen.  1 6. 1 1  .becaufe the  L.hath heard  thy  affliftim 

29.3  2. the  Lord  hath  looked  upon  my  affli  ftio 

3 1 .4  z.  God  hath  feen  my  affliftim 

4 1 . 5  2  .to  be  fruitfull  in  the  land  of  my  affliit. 
Exod.3.7.1  have  feen  the  affliction  of  my  people 

^^7.34. 
1 7.11e  bring  you  out  of  the  afflict. of  Egypt 
4.3  1. that  he  had  looked  upon  their  affliftim 
Deut.  1 6. 3  .even  the  bread  of  affliftion,  that  thou 
26. 7. the  Lord  looked  on  our  affliction 

1  Sam.  1 . 1 1  .if  thou  w  ilt  look  on  the  affli.ofthy 

2  Sam. 16. 1 2.may  be  the  L.will  look  on  my  affli. 

1  i£«z.22.27.feed  him  with  the  bread  of  affliftim 

2  CWK.18.26. 

2  Kin.i4.z6.the  Lord  faw  the  affliction  oi  Ifrael 
2  Chro.zo.g.ccy  to  thee  in  our  affliftim 

33.1 2.Manafleh  was  in  affliction, hz  fought 
Neb.  1 . 3  .the  remnant  are  in  great  affli  ftion 

9.9.and  didft  fee  the  affliction,  of  our  fathers 
Job  5. 6. affli ftion cometh  not  forth  of  theduft 
10. 1  f  .therefore  fee  thou  mine  affliction. 
3  0.1 6. the  daiesof  affli.hzve  taken  hold  on  me 

27. the  daies  of  affliction  prevented  me 
36.8.and  be  holden  in  cords  of  affliftim 
1  y.delivereth  the  poore  in  their  affli  ftion 
2 1  .this  thou  haft  chofen  rather  then  affli  ft. 
Vfal.  2  2. 24.not  abhorred  the  affli,of  the  afflifted 
25.1 8  .took  upon  mine  affliction 
44.24.and  forgetteft  our  affliction 
66.11  .thou  layedft  affli  ftion  upon  our  loines 
88.9.mine  eie  mourneth  by  reafon  of  affli  ftion 
1 06. 44. he  regarded  their  affliftion,  when  he 
1 07 . 1  o .being  bound  in  affliftion  and  iron 
3  9.brought  low  through  affliftim 
4 1  yet  fetteth  he  the  poore  on  high  from  af. 
1 19.50.this  is  my  comfort  in  my  affliction 
92.I  mould  have  perifhedin  my  affliftion 
155  .confider  my  affli  ftion, and  deliver  me 
7/4.30. 20.though  the  L.give  you  water  of  afflict. 
48 . 1  o.I  have  chofen  thee  in  the  furnace  ofaffl. 
63 .9.in  all  their  affliction  he  was  afflifted 
Jer.4. 1 5  .publifheth  affliftion  from  mount  Ephr. 
1 5. 1 1. entreat  thee  well  in  the  time  of  affli  ftio 
i6.i9.myrefue;ein  the  day  of  affliftion 
30.1  5  .why  crieft  thou  for  thine  affliction 
48. 16. his  affliftim  hafteth  faft 
Lam.  1.3.  Judah  is  gone  into  capc.becaufe  of  affli. 
7.Jerufal.remembred  in  the  daies  of  her  af. 
9.O  Lord.behold  mine  afflictim 
3 . 1 .1  am  the  man  that  hath  feen  affliftion 
ip.remember  mine  affliftion  and  mifery 
Hof.  5. 1 5.  in  their  affliftion  they  will  feek  me 
Amos  6. 6. not  grieved  for  the  affliftion  of  Jofeph 
Obad.  1 3.fhouldft  not  have  looked  on  their  affli  ft. 
Jonah  2.2.I  cried  by  reafon  of  mine  affliftion 
Nah.i.q.afflift.uy&W.  not  rife  up  the  fecond  time 
Hob. 3.7. 1  faw  the  tents  of  Cufhan  inaf 
Zech.  1 . 1  5  .they  helped  forward  the  aff 

8.  io.wentout,  or  came  in,becaufe  of  the  affli. 
1 0.1 1.  paffe  through  the  fea  with  affliftion 
Mar. 4. 1 7  .when  affliftion  arifeth  for  the  word 

1 3.i9.in  thofe  daies fhalbe  affliction,fuch  as 
Aft  .7. 1 1  .there  came  a  great  afflictim 
2  Cor.2.4.out  of  much  affliction  I  wrote 
4. 17.0m  light  affliftion,vihich  is  but  for 
8,2.how  that  in  a  great  tryall  of  affliction 
I  C  2 


AF  0      AF  R 

Phil.  1 . 1 6.  fuppofing  to  adde  afflict,  to  my  bonds 
4. 14.  that  ye  did  communicate  with  my  affli.. 

1  Tbef.  1 .6.  having  received  the  word  in  much  af. 

3 ,7.comforted  over  you  in  all  our  affliction 
Heb.  1 1»2  y.chufing  rather  to  fuSit afflictim 
Jam.  1 .  27.ro  vifit  the  fatherlefle  in  their  affliction 

5. 10. for  an  example  offufiamgaffliftwn 

Afflictions. 

Pfal.14.1i}.  rhmy  arc  tht  affli  ftims  of  therighte. 

1 3  2. 1  .remember  David,  and  all  his  affliftwns 
Aft.7.io.md  delivered  him  out  of  all  his  afflict. 

20. 2 3. bonds  and  affli ftions  abide  me 

2  Coi.6.4.in  much  patience5in affliftims 
0?/.i.24.till  up  that  which  is  behind  of  the  affli. 
i  Tter.3.3.  no  man  mould  be  moved  by  the feaf. 
2  Tim.  1 . 8  .be  partaker  of  the  affli.  of  the  Gofpel 

3 . 1 1  .affli  ftions  which  came  to  me  at  Antioch 
4.?.watch  in  all  things,cndurerfp£fe»y 
Heb. 10. 32.ye  endured  agreat  fight  of afflictions 

33  .a  gazing-ftocke  by  afflictions 
iPet.5 .9.the  fame  afflict,  are  accompl.in  your  br. 
AffcozOing., 

Pfal.  1 44 , 1 3  .afoordim  all  manner  of  ftore 

Affright. 
2  Chro.  32.18  .they  cried  to  affright  them 

AffrtgtyeD.    Affrighted 
Deut.7.  z  1  .fhalt  not  be  affrighted  at  them 
Job  1 8 .  20.as  they  that  went  before  were  affright. 

39.22.hemockethatfeare,&isnot^ieteci 
Ifa.zi  .4.fearfulneffe  affrigbtetb  me 
Jer.'s  1 . 3  2.the  men  of  warre  are  affrighted 
Mar.  16.%  .and  t  hey  were  affrighted 

6\be  not  affrighted,  ye  feek  Jefus 
L4.24.37.were4W£tei,fUppol>ngthey  had  feen 
Revel.  1 1 . 1 3  .and  the  remnant  w  ere  affrighted 

Afoot. 
Mar. 6. 3  3  .many  ran  afoot  out  of  all  cities 
Aft.zo.  13. minding  himfelfe  tozoafoot 

Afojsc. 

2  K}ii.zo.4.aforelhhh  was  gone  out  into  the 
Pfal.  1 29.6.withereth  afore  itgroweth  up 
Ifa.18.5 .afore  the  harveft,  when  the  bud  is  perfeft 
Exel^.  33.2  z.aforc  he  that  was  efcaped  came 
Rom.  1 .2.which  he  had  promifed  afore  by  his 

9.23  .which  he  had  afore  prepared  untfr 
Ephef.  3 . 3  .as  I  wrote  afore  in  few  words 

Afojetsant). 
Mar.  1 4.8.ihe  is  come  aforeband  to  annoinr 

Afoietime. 
Neb.  1 3 .  <;  .w  here  aforetime  they  laid  the  meat-ofF. 
Job  17 .6.aforetime  I  was  as  a  tabret 
lfa.  5  2.4.my  people  went  down  aforeti.  into  Egy. 
jTk^o^o.their  children  fhalbe  as  aforetime 
Dan.6. 10. before  his  God,as  he  did  aforetime 
John  9.1 3  .him  that  aforetime  was  blind 
Rom.  1 5 .4.whatfoevcr  were  written  aforetime 
AfcatO. 

Gen.4z.  28. heart  failed  them,  &  they  were  afraid 
3  y  .faw  the  bundles  of  money,  they  were  af. 
43.18  ,afraid,beca.ufe  brought  into  /ofcp.houfe 
EaW.34.30.they  wereafraid  to  come  nigh  him 
Levit.z6. 6.  none  fhall  make  youafraid 
Num.  i2.8.wereyenot  afraid  to  fpeak  aga.Mofes 
Deut.  5 . 5  .ye  were  afraid  by  reafon  of  the  fire 
7.i9.of  whom  thou  art  afraid 
28.6o.difeafes  which  thou  waft  afraid 
Judg.y. 3. whomever  is  fearfull,and  ^ 'aid 

1  Sa;».4.7.Philiftines  were  afraid,  they  fu'd,God 

7 .7  .children  of  Ifrael  were  afraid  of  the  Phili. 
17. 1  i.Saul  andlfrael  were  greatly  afraid 
1 8 .  29-Saul  was  yet  the  more  afraid  of  David 

2  Sam.  1 . 1 4-ho  w  waft  thou  not  afraid  to  deftroy 

14.15  .the  people  have  made  me  afraid 
17. 2.I  will  come  and  make  himafraid 
22.<r.the  flouds  of  the  ungodlymademe  afra. 
Pfal.iS.4. 

1  Kin.  1 .49  the  guefts  with  Adonijah  were  afraid 

2  Kin.  1  o.4.but  they  were  exceedingly  afraid 

2  y.26.for  they  were  afraid  of  the  Caldees 

Jercm. 41. x^. 
Neb.6. 9. they  all  made  us  fl/?tf«f,faying,Their  ha. 
Job  6.zi.ye  fee  my  calling  downe,  and  are  afraid 
9.28.I  arn  afraid  of  all  my  forrowes 
1 1 .  19. none  fhall  make  thee  afraid , 
1 3 . 1 1  .(hall  not  his  excellency  make  you  afra, 
2 1  .let  not  thy  dread  make  me  afraid 

i5.-24.trouble 


AFR      AFR 

1 5.24.trouWe  &  anguifli  dial  make  himafraid 
1 8 .  ii  .terrours  (hall  make  him  afraid 
2  i. 6. when  I  remember,  I  am  afraid 

2  3 . 1 5  .w  hen  I  consider,  I  am  afraid  of  him 
j  3 . 7 .my  terrour  (hall  not  make  thee  afraid 
39.20.canftthou  make  him  afraid  as  a  grafli. 
4i,zy.raifethup  himfelf,the  mighty  axeafraid 

Pfal.  5  6.3  .what  time  I  am  afraid,!  will  truft 
6 5. 8. they  axe  afraid  at  thy  tokens 
77.i6.waters  faw  thee,and  were  afraid 
83.15  .make  them  afraid  of  thy  ftorme 
1 19. 1 20.I  am  afraid  of  thy  judgements 

Pro.  3 1 . 2 1  .{lie  is  not  afraid  of  the  fnow 

iy2t.io.29.Ramahis  afraid, Gibezh  is  fled 
i7.2,none  (hall  make  them  d/Wwrf 

£^.34.28.2)4^.4.4. 
33.1 4.the  (inners  in  Z  ion  are  afraid 
41.5  .the  ends  of  the  earth  wcxeafraid 
57.1 1  .of  whom  haft  thou  been  afraid 

Jer.z.  1 2.O  ye  heavens,be  horribly  afraid 

30. 10.  none  (hall  make  himafraid.Ch.46.17. 

3  6. 16. they  were  afraid  both  one  and  other 

24-yet  they  w  ere  not  afraid,nor  rent 
3  8 . 1  p.I  am  afraid  of  the  Jewes 
39.  i7,of  the  men  of  whom  thou  art  afraid 
42.16.the  famine,  w  hereof  ye  were  afraid 

£^.30.9.10  make  the  careleis  Ethiopians  afraid 

39.26.in  their  land>&  none  made  them  afraid 

Nahum  2.1 1. 

Ztaz.4. 5.I  faw  the  dream  which  made  me  afraid 

Jonah  1 .  5. then  the  mariners  were  afraid.  Ver.io. 

Hab.z.  1 7.fpoile  of  beafts,  which  made  them  afr. 

Mar.<j.  1 5. in  his  right  mind,  and  they  were  afraid 

Liife  8.7  5. 
9.3  2. and  were  afraid  to  aske  him 
10.32  as  they  followed,they  were  afraid 
i6.8.faid  they  any  tiling,  for  they  wexeafraid 

Lufy.S.  2  5  .being  afraid  they  wondred 

24.5.3s  they  were  afraia,and  bowed  downe 

John  6.i9.drawing  nigh  to  the  ihip,were<z/r<zii 

ASt.g.  2  6.they  were  all  afraid  of  him 
2  2.9-faw  the  light,and  were  afraid 

Gal.  4. 1  i.I  am  afraid  of  you,left  I  have  beftowed 

Beb.  11.23 >an^  Jhey  not  afr-oi  the  kings  comma. 

1  Pet.3.6.are  not  afraidof  any  amazement 

2  Pcf.2. 1  o.are  not  afra.to  fpeak  eviil  of  dignities 

he  afraiO. 

Exod.  1 5. i4.the  people  fliall  heare  and  be  afraid 

Vent.  1 .  29.dread  not,  neither  be  ye  afraid  of  them 

Ch,ipt.3 1.6. 

2.4.and  they  (hall  be  afraid  of  yon,  take  ye  • 

Chap.28.10. 

1  Sam.  2  3 . 3 .  w  e  be  afraid  here  in  Jud  ah 

2  Sam.zz.46.he  afraid  out  of  their  clofe  places 

PfeL.1S.4f, 
Neh.6. 1 3  .hired,that  I  (hould  be  afraid 
fob  5.21  .(halt  thou  be  afraid  of  deftru&ion 
2  2,(halt  thou  be  afraid  of  the  beafts  of  the 
19.29.be  ye  afraid  of  the  fword 
Pfal.  2  7.  i.  of  whom  (hould  I  bcafraid 
Ecclef.  12.5  .(halbe  afraid  of  that  w  hich  is  high 
Ifa.S.i  2.neither  feare  ye  their  feare,nor  be  afraid 
1 3 ,8.they  (halbe afraid,pangs  (hall  take  hold 
1 9. 1 6.in  that  day  Egypt  (halbe  afraid 

1 7. that  make  mention>(halbetf/r.in  himfelf 
20.$.{halbe  afraid  of  Ethiopia  their  expec~tati5 
3 1  9.his  princes  (halbe  afraid  of  the  eniignc 
44.8.feare  ye  not,neither  be  afraid 
5 1. 7. neither  be  afraid  of  their revilings 
1 2.(houldft  be  afraid  of  a  man 
E%e\.  32.1  o  .kings  horribly  afraid  for  thee 
Mc7.17.thcy  (halbe  afraid  of  the  Lord  our  God 
John  14.27. heart  be  troubled, nor  afraid 
Rom.  1 3 .4.if  that  w  hich  is  evill  be  afraid 

Not  be  aftafiX 
Dent.  1 . 1 7  .you  (hall  not  be  afrjof  the  face  of  man 
7.i8.thou(haltnot  be  afraid  of  them 
1 8. 2 2. thou  (halt  not  be  afraidof  him 
Pfal.2.6.l\e  not  be  afraid  of  ten  thoufand 
56.11  .lie  not  be  afraid  what  man  can  do 
91.5  .not  be  afrd'd  of  the  terrour  by  night 
1 1 2 .7  .(hall  not  be  afraid  of  evill  ti  dings 
8.nisheartisleftabl.he{hallnotbe  afraid 
Pro.  3 .  24-thou  lieft  down,thou  (halt  not  be  afraid 
Ifa.  1 2.2.I  will  truft,and  not  be  afraid 
3 1 .4.he  will  not  be  afraidof  their  voice 


AFR      AFR 

Amos  3 .6.people  not  be  afraid,iha]l  there  be 
Kow.i3.3.wiltthou  not  beafraidof  the  power 

Ee  not  afrati). 
Deut. zo.i.benotafraidof  them,for  the  Lord 

Neh.4.14.  Jer. io.f. 
Jojh.i.ohe  ftrong,  be  not  afraid 

1  i.6.be  not  afraid  becaufe  of  them 

1  Sam.  2  8. 1 3  .be  not  afraid,  what  faweft  thou 

2  Kin.  1 . 1 5  .go  downe,be  not  afraid  of  him 

19-6.be  not  afraidof  the  words  which  thou 
lfaiahn.6. 
2  Chro.zo.  1 5.thus  faith  the  Lord,Be  not  afraid 

3  2.7.be  not  afraid  for  the  King  of  Aflyria 
P/21/.49. 16.be  not  afraid,if  one  be  made  rich 
Pro.  3 . 2  5  .be  not  afraid  of  fudden  feare 
lfa.10. 24.be  not  afraid  of  the  Aflyrian 

40.9.11ft  it  up,  be  not  afraid 
Jer.  1 . 8  .be  not  afraid  of  their  faces 

42. 1  i.be  not  afraid  of  the  King  of  Babylon 

be  not  afraid  of  him,  faith  the  Lord 
£^-z.6.fon  of  man,  be  not  afraid  of  them 

neither  be  afraid  of  their  words 
Joel  2. 2  2.be  not  afraid,ye  beafts  of  the  field 
M12tt6.14.27.be  of  good  chear,itisl,  benotafra. 
Mar.  6. 50.  John  6.20. 
17.7  .arife,and  be  not  afraid 
28 . 1  o.be  not  afraid,go  tell  my  brethren 
Mar.  5 . 3  6. be  not  afraid,  onely  beleeve 
Lull. l  i-4-be  not  afraid  of  them  that  kill  the  body 
A61. 1 8.9.be  not  afraid,  but  fpeake 
1  Pet.  3 . 1 4<be  not  afraid  of  their  terrour 

Sore  afraflj. 
Gen.  zo.S.  the  men  were  fore  afraid 
£#fld.i4.io.Egyp.marched,&  they  were  foreafr. 
Num.  22.3  .Moab  was  fore  afraid  of  the  .people 
Jojh.y.  24.  we  were  fore  afraid  of  our  lives 
1  Sam.  1 7 . 24. fled  from  Goliah,&  were  fore  afra. 
2 1. 1 2.David  was  fore  afraid  of  Achiflj 
28. 20. Saul  fell  along,was  fore  afraid 
3  i.4.armor-bear.would  not,for  he  was  fore  af. 
1  Chron.10.4. 
Neh.z.  2.I  was  very  fore  afraid 
F^.27.3  5.their  kings  (halbe  fore  afraid 
Mat.  17. 6.thedifcip.  heard  it,they  were  fore  afr  aid 
Mar.9.6.  wift  not  what  to  fay,for  they  were  fo.af. 
Lul{.z.$.mor\e  about  them,  &  they  were  fore  afra. 

was  aftatD. 
Gen.  3. 1  o.I  heard  thy  voice,  and  wasafraid 
1 8 . 1 5 .1  laughed  not,  for  (he  was  afraid 
28.  i7.Jacob  was  afraid,znd  faid,How  dread 
31.3  I.Jacob  anfwered  Lab.Becaufe  I  was  afr. 
3  2. 7. then  Jacob  was  greatly  afraid 
Exod. 3 .6.was afratdto  look  upon  God 
Veut.o.  1 9. for  I  was  afraid  of  the  anger 
Ruth  3 .8  .at  midnight  the  man  was  afraid 

1  Sam.  1 8 . 1 2.Saul  was  afraid  of  David.  Ver.  1 5 . 

2 1.  l.Ahimel.w as  afraid  at  meeting  David 
28>5.Saulfaw  the  hoft  of  the  Phil,  hewasafr. 

2  S<#«.6.9.David  wasafra.of  the  Lord  that  day 

1  Cfew2.13.12. 
1  Ckro.z  1. 3 o.David  could  notgo,for  he  was  afr. 
Efih.j .  6.  Haman  was  afraid  before  the  king 
Job  3. 25. which  I  was  tf//vzirfof,is  come 

3  2.6.I  was  afraid,  and  durft  not  ihew 
Jer.z6.z  i.when  Urijah  heard,he  was  afraid 
Van.  8.17  .when  he  came  I  was  afraid 
Hob.  3.2.I  heard  thy  fpcech,and  was  afraid 
Mai.  z.f. was  afraid  be  fore  my  name 
Mat.  2 . 1 2  .he  was  afraid  to  go  thither 

14.30.faw  the  windboiftrous,  he  wasafraid 

2  5 .2  5 .1  was  afraid,  and  hid  thy  talent 
John  19. 8. Pilate  was  the  moxeafraid 
y4$.io.4.when  Cornelius  looked,he  wasafraid 

22.29.the  chiefe  captaine  alfo  was  afraid 

31frefl?. 
He6.6.6.crucifie  the  fon  of  God  afrefh 

Gen.  18.12  .after  I  am  waxen  old,£hall  I 
23.19  .after  this  Abraham  buried  Sarah 

67.1faac  comforted  after  his  mothers  death 
25.11  .after  the  death  of  Abrah.God  bleffed  If. 

z6.after  that  came  out  his  brother 
i6.i8.Phil.ftopped  them  aft.the  death  of  Ab. 
33.2.  Leah  and  her  children  after 

7  .and  after  came  Jofeph  and  Rachel 

3  8.24.about  3  .monethsc/i.  it  was  told  Judah 


AFT      AFT 


39.7  .after  thefe  things  his  matters  wife  caft 
40.1 3. deliver  Phar.cup«/kr  the  former maner 
50.  leafier  he  had  buried  his  father 
Levit.  14.4iM.frer  he  hath  taken  away  the  ftones 
after  he  hath  plaiftred  the  houfe.  Ver.48. 
27. 1 8  .if  he fanftifie  the  field  after  the  Jubile 
Num.  1 5 .3  9.feek  not .after  your  owne  heart 

after  which  ye  ufe  to  go  a  whoring 
29.18.^  the  maner  V.2i,24,27,3Q,3  3,37. 

32.4  2called  it  after  his  owne  name 

3  5.28.fl/terthedeath  of  the  high  prieft,the 
Veut.6.  i4.xi.0t  goe  after  other  gods 

1 2. 1 5 .what  ever  thy  foule  lufteth  after 
20. 1 8  .to  do  after  all  their  abominations 
/^.7.2  5.burned  them  with  fire  aft. they  had  fto. 

10. 14.no  day  like  that  before  it,or  after  it 
Judg.  16.22  .began  to  grow  after  it  was  (haven 
Ruth  2.18  .had  referved  after  (he  was  fufficed 
1  Sam.  1 .9. Hannah  rofe  up  after  they  had  eaten 
f.y.after  they  had  carried  it  about,the  hand 
1 1. 7. cometh  not  forth  after  Saul, and  after 
15.31  .Samuel  turned  againe after  Saul 
18.30  .after  they  went  forth,David  behaved 
24.i4.flf«/-.whom  is  the  K.come  out  ?  after 
z  Sam.  1 1 . 1  .after  the  yeare  was  expired 

13.23  .after  2.full  years  Abfalom  had  (heep-fh. 
1 8.22.1et  me  alfo  run  after  Cuflu" 

20. 1  i.that  is  for  David,let  him  go  after  Joab 

1  Kin.  1 3 . 2  3  .after  he  had  eaten  bread,&  after  he 

17.13  .and  after  make  for  thee  and  thy  fon 
1 9. 1 1  .after  the  wind  an  earth-quake,  after  the 

2  Kin.  1 7.4Q.but  they  did  aft.  their  former  man. 

1  Chro.S. Softer  he  had  fent  them  away 

2  Chro.i  o.  1 6.ftood  in  their  place  aft.theh  maner 
E-zra  7. 1 8. that  do  after  the  will  of  your  God 
Neh.o.zS. after  they  had  reft,they  did  evill 

1 3 . 1 9. not  be  opened  till  after  the  Sabbath 

Job  1 0. 6. that  thou  enquired  after  my  iniquity 

3  o.  5.they  cried  after  them,as  after  a  thiefe 

42.7. after  the  Lord  had  (poken  thefe  words 

P/ii.28.4.give  them  aft.the  work  of  their  hands 

6 8 . 2  5  .the  players  on  inftrum.followed  after 
Ecclef.  1 . 1 1  .with  thofe  that  (hall  come  after 

4. 1 6.they  that  come  after  (hall  not  rejoyce 

1 1 . 1  .(halt  find  it  after  many  daies 
lfa.11.1  .not  judge  after  the  (ight,nor  reprove  aft. 

44. 1 3  .mafceth  it  after  the  figure  of  a  man 
Jer.  1 6. 1 6.and  after  He  fend  for  many  hunters 
E\e^.46.iz.after  his  going forth,one  (hallfliut 
1 7  .after  it  (hall  returne  to  the  prince 
1  (j.after  he  brought  me  through  the  entry 
Hof.  1 1. 10. they  (hall  walke  after  the  Lord 
Mat.6. 3  z.after  all  thefe  things  do  the  Gentiles 

25.1 9. after  a  long  time  the  Lord  of  thofe 

26. 3  z.after  I  am  rifen  againe 

7  3  .after  a  while  came  they  that  flood  by 

Marine  14.70. 
27.53.came  out  of  the  graves  after  his  refurre. 
Mar.  1 6. 1 4. had  feen  him  after  he  was  rifen 

ig.afterihz  L.had  fpokento  them  he  was 
Lu\.  1.59^/terthe  name  of  his  father 
6. 1. on  the  fecond  Sabbath,*?/?*;/'  the  firft 
7.  i.the  day  «/&??"  he  went  to  Nairn 
14.29.left  haply  after  he  hath  laid  the  founda. 

15.13  .not  many  daies  after  the  younger  fon 
22.58  .after  a  little  while  another  faw  him 

59.about  the  (pace  of  one  houre  after 
23. 26. that  he  might  beare  it  after  Jefus 
John  1 . 3  5  .the  next  day  after  John  ftood,&  two 

13.27.tf/iei-the  fop  Satan  entred  into  him 

Acl-i.z4.and  thofe  that  follow  after  as  many  as 

<y.4.after  it  was  fold,  was  it  not  in  thypower 

7. about  the  fpace  of  three  houres  after 
7.4  5  .which  our  fathers  that  came  aft.  brought 
10.37  after  the  baptifm  w  hich  John  preached 

4 1  .eate  and  drink  with  him  after  he  rofe 
13.3  6.after  he  had  ferved  his  owne  generation 
1 6.io.after  he  had  feen  the  vifion,  we  endeav. 
19.21  .after  I  have  been  theve,I  wuft  alfo 
20.29.that  after  my  departing  (hal  griev.wol. 
24.  i4.after  the  way  which  they  call  herefie 

26. 5  .after  the  moft  ftraiteft  feci:  of  our  religion 

27. 14  not  long  aft.  arofe  a  tempeftuous  wind 
Rom. z.  5. after  thy  hardnefleand  impenitent  heart 
2  Cor.  1 1 . 1 7.I  fpeafc  not  after  the  Lord 
Gal.1.1  i.was  preached  of  me,is not  tf/zw"  man 

2. 1  .then 


AFT      AJFJT 

.   z.x.then  i4.years^  I  went  up  againe  to 

j.i7.whichwas4J°-year"^f        ..        c 
z  TW.a.9.whofc  coming  is  after  the  working  or 
3  .<5.and  not  <#r  the  tradition  he  receive*  of 
i  To*  5.1  j .feme already  are  turned  aiidetf.iar. 

6  io.which  while  fome  coveted  a/h?r 
%  Tim  4.  vfer  their  own  lufts  heap  up  to 
Ttf  2  To a/tfr the  fitft  &  fecond  admonir-reJeft 
He'b  M.teftimony  of  things  to  be  fpoken  after 
/.kart  a  prieft.  after  the  order  of  JVklchifedech 
6.1  <.fo  <*/&*'  he  had  patiently  endured 
7.i  rafter  the  fimilitudeof  Melchi-there  anfe. 
i6.not  after  the  law  of  a  carnall  comman. 
io.j6.thata/5rryc  have  done  the  will  ofGod 
ii.8.whichhe(houlda/r.receive  for  an  inher. 
z  Fet.z.6.to  thofe  that  after  fhould  live  ungodly 
.  20.if  after  they  have  efcaped  the  pollutions 
Rev.  1 1 . 1 1  .after  3  .daies  and  a  halfe  the  fpirit  of 
13.3  .all  the  world  wondred  after  the  beaft 
3tfter  tbm- 
Gen. \S.<;. after  that  ye  (hall  pane  on 
24. 5  5  .afW  that  (lie  lhall  go 
45.15  .;#>'  that  his  brethren  talked  with  him 
£*«/.  3  .to. after  that  I  will  let  you  goe 

7.25  .feven  daics  were  fulfilled  after  that  the 
11.S. after  that  I  will  go  out,and  he  went 
Levit.  14.$. after  that  he  dial  come  into  the  camp 
43 . after  that  he  hath  taken  away  the  ftones 
if.zS.after  that  (he  (hall  be  cleane 
25.48  .after  that  he  is  fold,  he  may  be  redeem. 
Num.4. 1  j.a/r.that  the  fons  of  Kohath  (hal  come 
6.zo.after  that  the  Nazarite  may  drink  water 
7.88.dedic.of  the  altar  after  that  it  was  anno. 
8.1  Rafter  that  theLeyites  (liall  go  in 

zz.after  that  went  the  Levites  in  to  do  their 
9. 1 7.then  after  that  the  child,  of  Ifr.journied 
1  z.\q.aftcr  that  let  her  be  received  inagaine 
Veut.z  1 . 1 3  .after  that  thou  (halt  go  in  unto  her 

24.4.not  take  her  againe  after  that  (he  is 
J0Jh.z4.zo. after  that  he  hath  done  you  good 
Judg.  1 5 .7. and  after  that  I  will  ceafe 
1  Sam.  10. <;. after  that  thou  (halt  come  to  the  hill 
2i.i4.a/terthatGodwasintrcated  for 

1  Kin.  3.18  .third  day  after  that  I  was  delivered 

2  ¥in.\$.zz.after  that  the  K.flept  with  his  fath. 
E^a  5 .  i  z. after  that  our  fathers  had  provoked 
Job  zi.$. after  that  I  have-fpoken,mocke  on 
Ecclef.9.^. after  that  they  go  to  the  dead 

Jer.T,  1. 19 .after  that  I  was  turned, I  repented 

after  that  I  was  inftructed,  I  fmote 
40. \.after  that  Nebuzaradan  had  let  him  go 
Van.\.zG. after  that  thou  (halt  have  known  that 
Mat. 17.3  l.after  that  they  had  mocked  him,they 
Afar.n4.n0w  after  that  John  was  put  in  prifon 
q.zS.after  that  the  full  cornc  in  the  eare 
S.zj. after  that  he  put  his  hands  againe  upon 
9.3 1  .aft. that  he  is  killed,  he  (hall  rife  the  3  .d. 
14.28.buta/fc?'  that  I  am  rifen,Ile  go  before 
16.  iz.after  that  he  appeared  in  another  form 
Lu\.  1  zz.after  that,have  no  more  that  they  can 
13.9.1  hen  after  that  thou  (halt  cut  it  downe 
1 5-4-go  after  that  which  is  loftjuntill  he  find 
zo.qo.after  that  they  durft  not  aske  him 
John  6.z$. after  that  the  Lord  had  given  thankes 
1  i.7.thena/?.that  faith  he  to  his  difciples,Let 

1 1  .after  that  he  faith; Our  friend  Lazarus 
13.5  after  that  he  poureth  water  into  a  bafon 
n.i4.thirdtime  he  (hewed  himfelf/2/ttr  that 
Atl.\.z.aft.  that  he  through  the  holy  Ghoft  had 
8 .fhall  receive  powers/to'  that  the  holy  G. 
7.7  .and  after  that  (hall  they  come  forth 

3  6  .he  brought  them  out,  after  that  he  had 
9.23  .after  that  many  daics  were  fulfilled,the 
1 3  .zo. after  that  he  gave  to  them  Judges 
iCor.i.zi  .for after  that  in  the  wifdom  of  G.the 
1 2.28.a/fe' that  miracles,  then  gifts  of  heal. 
1  ^.6. after  that  he  was  feen  of  above  500. 
7. after  that  he  wasfeen  of  James 
Ga/_3 .2  5  but  after  that  faith  is  come,we  are 

4-7.but  now  after  that  ye  have  known  God 
Epkcf.  1 . 1 3  .after  that  ye  heard  the  word  of  truth 
in  whom  alfo  after  that  yebeleeved 
1  Jhcf.z. z.but  after  that  we  had  fuffered  before 
Tit.  3 .4.bi:t  after  that  the  kindnefs  &  love  of  God 
Heb.10,1  $  Sot  after  that  he  had  faid  before 
Revel.zo.i .and  after  that  he  muft  be  loofed 


AFT      AFT 

%itzttbis. 
Gen.z1.x9. after  this  Abraham  buried  Sarah 
2  Sam.z.i.afier  this  David  enquired  of  the  Lord 
Act.  l.-tf. after  this  man  rofe  up  Judas  of  Galilee 
1 5.i6.after  this,  He  return  &  build  againe  the 
%ttzt  all.  See  %\\. 
ULftCt  him.  See  in  !£ton. 
%ftct  me.  See  in  Stye. 
3fter  thee.  See  Ct)ee. 
%itu  them.  See  Cljetn. 
%iittm.  See3B0. 
%ttzvyoii.Stzyo\x, 
^Jfterncon. 
Judg.  19.8  .they  tarried  nntill  afternoon 
3HftetroarD.    2JfterwarCi0=. 
Gen.  10.18  .afterw. -^ext  the  Canaa.fpread  abroad 
1 5 .  i^.afterward  (hall  they  come  out 
30.21  .afterwai-d  Leah  bare  a  daughter 
3  z.zo. afterward  I  will  (ee  his  face 
38. 30.  afterward  came  out  his  brother 
Exod. 5. i.afterwardMo[es  and  Aaron  went  in 

1 1 . 1  .afterward  he  w  ill  let  you  go 

3  4.3  z.afte>tvards  the  child.of  Ifrael  came  nigh 
Levit,  14.19.afterw.he  (hall  kill  the  burnt-offer. 
3  6. afterward  the  prieft  mall  fee  the  houfe 

16.2  6. afterwards  come  into  the  camp.  Ver.  2  8 . 

Numb.  19.7. &  31.24. 

zz. 7  .afterward  tatz  of  the  holy  things 
2V«»z.  5 .  z6.afterw. (hall  caufe  the  woman  to  drink 

1 2. 1 6  afterw.  the  people  removed  from  Haz . 

3  1. 2. a/hvwar^  (halt  thou  be  gathered 

3  2. 2  2  .then  afterward  ye  (hall  returne 
Devtf .  1 3  .9. afterward  the  hands  of  all  the  people 
Chapt.17.7. 

24. 2 1  .thou  (halt  not  glean  it  afterward 
Jo\h.z.  1 6. afterward  ye  may  go  your  way 

Judg.19.^. 

S.-$4.afterw.he  read  all  the  words  of  the  law 

10.26.and  afterward  |o(hua  fmote  them 

24.5  .afterward  I  brought  you  out 
Judg.  1 .9 .afterw.thc  child.of  Judah  went  to  fight 

7 . 1 1  .afterward  dial  thy  hands  be  ftrengthened 

i6.4.aftcrward  he  loved  Delilah 

1  Sam.9. 1 3  .blcffeth  the  facrifice,«/;erM?.they  eate 
24.5  .afterwards  Davids  heart  fmote  him 

8. David  arofe  aftcrw.81  went  out  of  the  ca. 

2  Sam. 3.28. afterw  David  faid,I  &  my  kingdome 
1  Chr.z.z  1  .afterw. Hezron  went  in  to  the  daug.of 
i  Chro.  35.1  n.afterw.they  made  ready  for  themfe. 
E.%ra  3.5.a/>era>.ofFeredthe  continuall burnt-off. 
Neh.6. 10. after.  I  came  to  the  houfe  of  Shcmaiah 
Job  iS.z.mztksand afterward  we  willfpeak 
Vfal.7  3. zq.afterward receive  me  to  glory 

Pro.  20. 1 7.  bread  of  deceit  is  fweetjbuta/ferfewiy 
Z4.Z7. afterwards  build  thy  houfe 
28.23  .rebuke  a  man,(hall  afterward  find 
29.1 1. a  wife  man  keeps  in  till  afterwards 

If  a.  1 .  26.a/fer.thou  malt  be  called  the  city  of  rig. 
9.1. afterward  did  more  grievoufly  afflict 

Jer.zi.7  .aftcrwardlvi\\\  deliver  Zedekiah 
3  4. 1 1  .afterw.  they  turned,&  caufed  their  ferv. 
46. z6. afterwards  it  fhall  be  inhabited 
49.6.a/«rMMrd  lie  bring  the  captiv. of  Ammon 

Exgk'  1  !•* 4-afterward  the  fpirit  took  me  up 
4 1 . 1  .after-ward  he  brought  me  to  the  temple 
43.1  .afterward  he  brought  me  to  the  gate 
47.1. afterward  he  brought  me  to  the  doore 
^.afterward  hemeafured,and  it  was  a  river 

Dan.S  .Z7  .afterw.l  rofeup,&  did  the  kings  bufin. 

Hof.  3 . 5  .afterwardfaaW  the  child.of  Ifrael  returne 

Joel z.zS.afte-rwardlle  poureoutmy  fpiric 

Mattb.4-z.  he  was  afterward  an  hungred 

i/^e  4.2. 
2  x .  Z9.afterward  he  repented,|and  went 

3  2. repented  not  afterward 
25.11  .afterward  came  the  other  virgins 

/War  4. 1 7  .afterward  when  affliction  arifeth 
i6.i4.a/#nwrfhe  appeared  to  the  eleven 

Lu\.S .  1  .afterw.  he  went  through  every  city  prea. 
17 .S .afterward  thou  (halteate  and  drink 
i8.4.a/h>;w.he  faid  within  himfelfejThough 

John  5.i4.a/«'rwarrfJefusfindeth  him 
13.3 6.thou  (halt  follow  me  afterward 

At~l .  1 3 . 2 1  .afterward  they  defired  a  King 

1  Cor.i5.23.a/fewarrftheythatare  Chrifts 

Gal.  1 . 2 1  .afterwards  I  came  to  the  regi.  of  Syria 
C3 . 


AG  A      A  G  A 

3.23.faith  which  mould  afterwardht  revealed 
Heb.4.S. afterward  have  fpoken  of  another  day 

1 2. 1  i,afterw.it  yeeldeth  the  peaceable  fruit 
17  afterward  when  he  would  have  inherited 
Jiide  5.a/fem».de(troied  them  that  beleeved not 


Act.  1 1 . 2  8  .flood  up  one  of  them,named  Agabm 
2 1.  lo.there  came  down  a  Prophet,named  Ag. 


Num.  2  4. 7 .  his  king  (halbe  higher  then  Agdg 
1  Sam.  1 5 .8  .lie  took  Agag  K.of  the  Amalek.alive 
9.Saul  and  the  people  (pared  Agatf 
20.I  have  brought  Agag,&  utterlv'deftroied 
3  2.bring  hither  Agag,Agag  came  unto  him 

and  Agag  faid,Surely  the  bitternefle  of 
3  3  .Samuel  hewed  Agag  m  pieces 
SJIgagfffc    ' 
Eftb.  3 . 1  .did  Ahafuerus  promote  Haman  the  Ag. 
io.king  gave  his  ring  to  Haman  the  Agagite 
8.  ^.to  put  away  the  mifchief  of  Ham.the  Aga. 
5.reverfe  letters  devifed  by  Ham.the  Am. 
9.Z4.Agagkc axrtiy  of  all  the  Jewes 
Ugatne, 
Gfw4.25.Adam  knew  his  witeagaine 
8. 10. againe  he  fent  forth  the  Dove 

2 1  .He  not  again  curfe,  nor  again  finite  every 
1 5.i6.they  (hall  come  hither  againe 
18.29.yet  again  peradventure  there  be  40.fou. 
24.20  ranagaine  to  the  Well  to  draw 

25.1  .then  againe  Abraham  took  a  wife 
t9-3.put  the  ftonc on  the  Wells  moutK«gaj»e 

3  3  .Leah  conceived  agm&nA.  bare  a  fon 

Ver.34j35.Chap.30.19. 
30.3 1  .He  agameked  and  keep  thy  flocke 
3  5. 9. God  appeared  to  Jacob  againe 
37. 22. deliver  him  to  his  father  againe 
38. 26. he  knew  her  againe  no  more 
42.3  7.I  will  bring  him  to  thee  againe 
43.2.father  hid,Go again,  buy  us  alittle  food 

1 2.niony  brought  aga.carry  it  again.  Ver.  2 1. 

1 3  .arife,  go  againe  unto  the  man 
46.4.I  will  bring  thee  up  againe 
Exod. 4. 7. he  put  his  hand  into  hisbofome  againe 
10.29.lle  fee  againe  thy  face  no  more 
1 4. 1 3  .ye  (hall  fee  them  againe  no  more 
2 1 . 1 9. if  he  rife  againe  and  walke 
2  3. 4. bring  it  backeto  him  againe 
Levit.  1 3 .6. the  prieft  (hall  look  on  him  agdine 

20.2  again  thou  (halt  fay  to  the  child.of  Ifrael 
24.20.fo  (hall  it  be  done  to  him  againe 

2  5 .4S  .he  may  be  redeemed  againe 

5  2.give  him  againe  the  priceof  his  redempt,. 
26. 26. deliver  your  bread  againe  by  weighs 
Num.  1 1 .4.the  children  of  Ifrael  wept  agiine 

1 2.  i4.1ct  her  be  received  in  againe 

22. 1 5.Balak  fent  yet  again  PrinceSimoe,  and 

2  5  .cruiht'Balanms  foot,  &  he  fmote  her  ag. 

3  4.difpleafe  thee,  tie  gee  me  back  againe 

3  2. 1 5  .he  will  yet  againe  leave  them 
Vent.  5 . 3  c  .get  ye  into  your  tents  againe 

1 3.  i6.k  lhall  not  be  built  againe 

1 5 . 3  .of  a  forrciner  thou  mayeft  exact,  it  againe 
i8.16.let  menot  hear  again  the  voice  of  the  L. 
2  2. 2. and  thou  (halt  reftore  it  to  him  amine 

4.help  him  to  lift  his  afle  or  oxe  up  againe 
24.4.may  not  take  her  againe  to  be  his  wife 

1 3. thou  (halt  deliver  him  the  pledge  againe 

20.fhalt  not  go  over  the  boughs  againe 
33.11  .that  hate  him,that  they  rife  not  againe 
Jojh.  5.2.circurncife  againe  the  children  of  Ifrael 
Jitdg.4. 1  .children  of  l&iagain  did  evill  in  the  fig. 
1 1 . 1 3  .reftore  thofe  lands  againe  peaceably 
1 3 .9.angel  of  God  came  again  unto  the  woma 
1 5.i9.when  he  had  drunk  his  fpirit  camera. 
i6.22.haire  of  his  head  began  to  grow  ag  after 
20.23 .(hall  I  go  up  againe  to  battell  againft 
1  Sa/K.3.6.1  called not,myfondie downe  againe 

2 1  .the  Lord  appeared  againe  in  S  hiloh 
4. 5  .the  earth  rang  againe.  1  Kjn.  1 .4  5 . 

5. 3. took  Dagcn,&  fet  him  in  his  place  againe 
17.3  o. people  anfwered  David  ag avne  after  the 
19. 8. there  was warre  agaOT,and  David  went 
20.i7.Jonathan  caufed  David  to.  fwe.iragawa? 
23 ,4.David  enquired  of  the  Lord  yet  againe 
2  7 .4-Saul  fought  no  more  againe  for  him 
30.1 2. Sauls  fpirit  came  againe  to  him 

2  Saw.  3. 1 1. could 


A  GA      A  G  A 


z  Sam.  3 . 1 1  .could  not  anfwer  Abn.a  word  againe 
1 4. 1 3  .doth  not  fetch  hope  again  his  banifhed 
1 6. 1 9.and  again  whom  mould  I  ferve 
19.z4.till  the  day  he  came  again  in  peace 
20. 1  o.he  ftrake  him  not  againe 
-  a  1. 1  <.Philiftines  had  war  againe  with  Ifrael 
Ver.  18,19. 
1  Kin.  1 3 .4.could  not  pull  it  in  againe 

3  3  .after  this  Jerob.made  aga.the  low  eft  of 
17.2a.fouk  of  the  childe  came  into  him  againe 
18.3  7  .turned  their  heart  backe  againe 
z!Q-a.4,29.m(wethimnotagaine 
9.i8.meffenger  cometh  not  againe.  Ver.20. 
13.25 .  Jehoafh  took  againe  cities  from  Benhad. 
1p.30.mall  yet  againe  take  root  downward 

1/^.37.31. 
21.3  .he  built  up  againe  the  high  places 

2  CMwz.  3  3.3. 
a  Cbro.i  3-ao.did  Jerob  .recover  ftrength  againe 
24.  n  .carried  the  cheft  to  its  place  againe 

2  5 . 1  o.the  armies  to  go  home  againe 
28 . 1 1  .deliver  the  captives  againe 

3  2.2 5. but  Hezekiah  rendred  not  againe 
34.i6.brought  the  king  word  back  agnize 

E^ra  2.i.thefe  came  againe  to  Jerufalem 

Nehem.7.6. 
4. 1 3  .city  be  builded,&  the  walls  fet  up  againe 

Ver.  16. 

9.  i4.(hould  we  againe  break  thy  comrtiandem. 

2v"efc.9.a8.after  they  had  reft,they  did  evill  againe 

1 3 .2 1. if  ye  do  fo  again,1\e  lay  hands  on  you 

Job  6.29  return  againe :  my  righteoufnes  is  in  it 

io.p.wilt  bring  me  into  duft  againe 

i6.againtho\i  (heweft  thy  felfe  marvellous 
1 2.  I4.breaketh  down,  it  cannot  be  built  again 

2  3  .he  ftraiteneth  them  againe 
14. 1 4.if  a  man  die,  (hall  he  live  againe 
20.15. he  (hall  vomit  them  up  againe 
29.22. after  my  words  they  fpake  not  againe 
Pfal.  3  7. 2 1.  wicked  borroweth,&  pnyeth  not  aga. 

7  i.20.thou  fhalt  quicken  me  againe 

7 8. 39.3  wind  that  paffeth,&  cometh  notflga. 

8  5. 6. wilt  thou  not  revive  usagaine 

107.3  g.aga.they  are  minifhed,  &  brought  low 
140.10.that  they  rife  not  up  againe 
Pro.z.  ip.none  that  goeth  to  her  returneagawe 
19. 1 7. which  he  hath  given,he  wil  pay  him  ag. 
i9,deliverhim,yetthoumuft  do  ix  againe 
24.not  fo  much  as  bring  it  to  his  mouth  ag. 
2  3 . 3  5  J  w  ill  feeke  it  y et  againe 
24.16.juft  man  falleth7.times,&  rifcrh  up  a_g. 
faZejC3.20.and  all  turne  to  duft  againe 

2  .i^.again,thertbe  wicked  men  to  whom  it 
Jfa.io.zo.no  more  ftay  aga.  upon  him  that  fmote 

1 1 . 1 1  .the  L.fliall  fet  his  hand  flg.the  fec.time 
49.20.mall  fay  againe  in  thine  eares 
5 1 .22.thou  (halt  no  more  drink  it  againe 
Jer.3.1  .(hall  he  returne  unto  her  againe  ? 

yet  returne  againe  to  me,  faith  the  Lord 
1 9. 1  i.vefTell,  that  cannot  be  made  whole  aga. 

3  1  .q.again  He  build  thec,&  thou  fhalt  be  built 

thou  fhalt  aga.be  adorned  with  thy  tabr. 
3  2.i5.vineyards  ihalbepoffeffedap.inthisla. 
3  3 ,\o. againe,  there  fhalbe  heard  in  this  place 

Ver.12. 
1 3  .flockes  paffe  againe  under  the  hands  of 
£^.4.6.1ie  againe  on  thy  right  fide 

7.7.and  not  the  founding  ag.  of  the  mountains 
8.6.turn  thee  yet  again,&.  thou  fhalt  fee  greater 
Ver.  13,15. 
26.2 1  .yet  fhalt  thou  never  be  found  againe 
33.15  .give  againe  that  he  had  robbed 
47  .^.again  he  meafured  a  thouCand,againe  he 
DdK.9. 2  5. ftreet  fhalbe  built  againe,znd  the  wall 
Amos  7 .8  .He  not  again  paffe  by  them  any  more 

Chap.8.2. 
1 3  .prophecie  not  again  at  Bethel ,  for  it  is 
8 . 1 4.they  fhall  fall,and  never  rife  up  againe 
Jonah  2.4.1k  look  agaise  toward  thy  temple 
Ha,g.2.20.andagaffz  the  word  of  the  Lord  came 
Zech.  2. 1 2. and  fhall  chufe  Jerufalem  againe    ' 

8 . 1 5  .fo  again  have  I  thought  in  thefe  daies  to 
Mat.4.7  .It  is  written  again,Thou  fhalt  not  tempt 
7. 2.ye  mete,it  fhalbe  meafured  to  you  againe. 
1  i.4.fhew  John  againe  thofe  things  which  ye 
1 7  .j.fon  of  man  be  rifen  again  from  the  dead 


AGA      AGA 

ao.19.and  the  third  day  he  fhall  rife  againe 

Mar.  10. 34. 1^.18.3  3. 
z6. 3  2.after  I  am  riknaga'm,  He  go  before  you 

5  2.put  up  againe,  thy  fword  into  his  place 
27.63  .after  three  daies  I  will  rife  againe  , 
Mar.  10. i.the  people refort  unto  him  againe, and 
as  he  was  wont,he  taught  them  againe 
1  a.4.and  againe  he  fent  another.  Ver.  5 . 

14. 70. he  denied  it  againe.  John  18.27. 

Lu\.  a.  3  4. for  the  riling  again  of  many  in  Ifrael 
4.ao.and  he  gave  it  againe  to  the  minifter 
6.3 o.taketh  away  thy  goods,aske  them  notflg. 
34.1end  to  finners,to  receive  as  much  againe 
3  5^0  good,  &  lend,hoping  for  nothing  ag. 
9-39-and  it  teareth  him  that  he  fometh  againe 
10.17.and  the  feventy  returned  aga.with  joy 
14  6.coull  not  anfwerhim  ag.to  thefe  things 
1 5. 24. this  my  fon  was  dead,and  is  alivcagain 
Verfe  3  a. 
John  4.13  .drinketh  of  this  water  fhall  third  again 
5  4.this  is  againe  the  fecond  miracle  that 
9.  a7  .wherefore  would  ye  heare  it  againe 
1 0.17. lay  down  my  life  that  I  might  take  it  a. 
3 1  Jewes  took  up  ftones  again  to  ftone him 
3  9.they  fought  aga.to  take  him:  but  he  efca. 
1 1 .7  .let  us  go  into  Judea  againe 

a3.Jefusfaith  to her,Thy broth  fhal  rifeag. 
1  a. a 8. 1  have  glorified  it,&  wil  glorifie  it  again 
i3.ia.wasfet  downflgai?z,he  faid  unto  them 
16. 22.1k  fee  you  again^Sc  your  heart  fhal  rejo. 
z8.again,l  leave  the  world, &  go  to  the  Fat. 
20.a6.after  8.daies,aga.his  difcip.were  within 
Act .  1 .6.  wilt  thou  reftore  aga. the  kingdom  to  Ifr. 
7. 26. and  would  have  fet  them  at  one  againe 

3  9. in  their  hearts  turned  backe  againe 
1 3 .3  7. he  whom  God  raifed  aga.faw  no  corru. 
1 5. 1 6.1  will  build  againe  the  ruines  thereof 

3  6.1et  us  go  again-and  vifit  our  brethren 
17.j2.we  will  heare  thee  again  of  this  matter 
/te.4.2  5. was  raifed  again  for  our  juftification 
8.15  .not  received  .the  fpir.of  bond. aga.to  feare 
11.23.for  God  is  abletograffe  them  inagaine 
15.10  .again  he  faith,Rejoyce  ye  Gentiles 

Ver.  1 1,1 2. 

1  Cw.7. 5. falling  &  praier,&  come  together  again 

2  Cor.  3 . 1  .do  we  begin  again  to  comend  our  felves 
Gal.  1  -9.as  before, fo  fay  I  now  again,l{  any  man 

2.1.I  w/entwpagaine  to  Jerufalem  with  Barna. 

1 3. if  I  build  again  the  things  which  I  deftr. 
4.9. how  turne  ye.again  to  the  weak  and  begg. 

I9.1ittle  child.of  whom  I  travel  in  birth  ag. 

5 .  r.be  not  intangled  again  with  the  yok  of  bo, 
3. for  I  teftifie  again  to  every  man  that  is  cir. 

Phil.  1 .  26  .by  my  coming  to  you  againe 

2. 18. when  ye  fee  him  again,  ye  may  rejoyce 
4.4.rejoyce  in  the  Lord,and  again  I  fay,Rejoyce 
i6.ye  fent  once,&  again  unto  my  neceffity 
1  Tbef.z.  1 8  once  and  again,  but  Satan  hindred  us 
Tit.z.y.to  pleafe  them  well,not  anfweringagayze 
Philem.  1 2.I  have  fent  a^a.thou  therfore  rece.  him 
Heb.  1 . 5  .and  again,\  will  be  to  him  a  fathcr,and 
2.1 3  and  again,!  will  put  my  truft  in  him 
4.7. againe, hz  limiteth  a  certain  day,faying 
5.1 2.ye  have  need  that  one  teach  you  again 

6.  i  .not  laying  again  the  foundation  of  repen. 
6.to  renew  them  againe  unto  repentance 

10.3  there  is  a  remembrance  aga.  made  of  fins 

3  o  and  again,Thc  Lo.fhall  judge  his  people 

Jam.  5 . 1 8  .he  prayed  again,&.  the  heaven  gave  rain 

1  Pet.  1 . 3  .hath  begotten  us  ag  .unto  a  lively  hope 

2.23  -when  he  was  reviled,revilcd  not  againe 

2  P#.2.2  2.dogge  is  turned  to  his  own  vomit  ag. 
Revel.zo.<).  the  reft  of  the  dead  lived  not  aga.  till 

See  further,  3l5oine,H5itng,H5?Otig})t, 
Come,Cntne,'®ntneO  agafne. 
Againft. 
Gen.  1 6. 1 2.h!s  hand  will  be  againfl  every  man 
^o.z.againfl  Rachel  Jacobs  anger  kindled 
40. 2.was  wroth  againfi  two  of  his  officers 

againfl  the  chiefe  of  the  Butlers,  and 
againfl  the  chiefe  of  the  Bakers 
42.22.faymg,donotfinagawz/?thechild,and 
43.25  .againfl  Jofeph  came  home  at  noon,for 
44.i8.ktnotthine3ngerburnaga.  thy  fervant 
Exod.y.  1 5  .ftand  by  the  rivers  brink  aga.ht  come 
1  i.7.but  aga.zny  of  the  childr.of  ifr.fhall  not 


AGA      AGA 

1 2.x  a. agajff/2  all  the  gods  of  Egypt  will  exec. 

l£Wf.4.a.fin  agtf.anyof  the  command.of  the  Lo. 

or  do  ought  againfi  any  of  them 

Ver.2a.27. 

1 9. 1 8.any  grudge  aga,the  child.of  my  people 

20 . 3 .1  will  fet  my  face  againfl  that  man 

.      ,  Ztotf.29.20. 

Num.  5.13  .there  be  no  witnefTe  againfi  her 

io.ai.did  fet  up  the  tabern.  againfl  they  came 

11 . 1 8  .fanftifie  your  felves  againfl  to  morrow 

16.3  .gathered  themfelves  together  aga.  Mofes 

and  againfl  Aaron,and  faid  unto  them 

Chap.20.2. 

38.cenfers  of  thefe  finners<Jga.their  ownfo. 

.    17. 1  o.to  be  a  token  againfl  the  rebels 

Dm.22.a6.rifethflga.his  neighbour,  and  flayeth 

1  Sam.  1 4. 2o.every  mans  fword  agai?i(l  his  fellow 

47. Saul  fought  againfi  all  his  enemies 

againfi  Mozb,agamfl  Ammon,aga.Edom, 

againfi  the  kings  of  Zobah.aga.the  Phil. 

27.  io.David  faid,  Againfi  the  South  of  Judah 

againfi  the  South  of  the  Jerahmeelites 

and  againft  the  South  of  the  Kenit;s 

2  Kin.  16.11  .Urijah  made  it  aga.king  Ahaz-  came 

i8.25.without  the  L.aga.this  place  to  deftr.it 

the  Lord  faid,  Go  up  againfi  this  land 

19.22.  agai.  whom  haft  thou  exalted  thy  voice 

againfl  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 

2  5.4.Cald.were«gfl»z/2  the  city  round  about 
2  Chr.  3  2.  i6.fpake  yet  more  aga.his  fervant  Hez. 

34.27.when  thou  heardeft  his  words  aga.  this 
place,and  againfi  the  inhabitants  thereof 

3  $.zi. but  againft  the  houfe  wherewith  I  have 
E^ra  4.6.wrote  an  accufation  aga.  the  inhabit.of 

i9.hath  made  infurrecHon  againfl  Kincrs 
8 . 2  2  to  help  us  againfi  the  enemy  in  the  way 
Ne&.2.i9.willyerebelldgA»z/?theKing 
Eft.  5.9.was  full  of  indignation  againfi  Mordecai 
Job  3  8.23 .1  have  referved  againft  the  time  of  tro. 
againft  the  day  of  battell  and  war 
Pfal.Sz.i  .imagine  mifchiefe  againft  a  man 
Ecclef.Q.  1 4.there  came  a  King  againft  it 

and  built  great  bulwarks  againft  it 

Ifa  7.i.wentup  towards  Jerufal.to  war  againfl  it 

but  could  not  prevaile  againfl  it 

19.2.1k  fet  the  Egyptians  aga.  the  Egyptians 

fhall  fight  every  one  againft  his  brother 

and  every  one  againft  his  neighbour,city 

againfi city,&  kingdome fl£4WZ/?kingdome 

Jer.i.  1 8.brafen  walls  againfi  the  whole  land 

againft  the  kings  of  Judah,  againfl  the 

princes  theKof,againfl  the  priefts  thereof 

and  againft  the  people  of  the  land 

2  3 . 3  o.I  am  againfi  the  prophets  that  fteale 

Verfe  31. 

2 5.9.1k  bring  Nebuchad-rer.flgflia/?  this  land 

and  againft  the  inhabitants  thereof,and 

againft  all  thefe  nations  round  about 

1 3  .which  I  have  pronounced  againfi  it 

which  Jeremy  prophefiedflgfl.  all  the  nat. 

z6.o.a\\  the  people  gathered  flgvz.Jerem.in  the 

20.Urijah  piophefied  againfi  this  city,and 

againft  this  land,according  to  all  the 
28.8.prophefied  both  againft  many  countries 
and  againft  great  kingdomej,of  war,of 

3  4.7  .king  of  Babyl.  army  fought  aga,  Jerufale 

and  againft  all  the  cities  of  Judah  that 
againfi  Lachifh,  and  againft  Azekah 
3  7 . 1 8 . w  hat  ha ve  I  offended  againfl  t  hee,  or 

againfl  thy  fervants,orflg<Wi[/J  this  people 
46. 1  .word  of  the  L.which  came  aga.tht  Gent. 
z.againfi  Egypt,agaia/r  the  army  of  Pharaoh 
£^.4. 2.and  lay  fiege  againfi  it,md  build  a  fort 
againfi  it,  and  caft  a  mount  againfl  it, 
fet  the  camp  alfo  againfi  it,and  fet 
battering  rams  againfi  it  round  about 
1 3 .  20.behold,I  am  againfl  your  piljowes 
Mic.z.i  .behold,flgai«/?  this  family  do  I  devife 
Hob.  3 . 8  .was  the  Lo.difpkafed  againfl  the  rivers  ? 
was  thine  anger  againft  the  rivers  ?  was 
thy  wrath  againfi  thefea,that  thou  didft 
Zecb.o.i  3 .againft  thy  fons,  O  Greece 
Mat.10.1 5.I  am  come  to  fet  a  man  flg.his  father 
and  the  daughter  againft  her  mother ,and 
the  daughter-in-law  fl£fl.her  moth.in-law 

Luke  iz.u   I 
1 2.2 5. every  j 


AG  A      AGE 


AGO       AGR  AHA      AHA 


i  a.  a  <,  .every  kingdom  divided  agdnft  it  felf,  is 
Lu\e  11.17,18. 
3  a.fpeaksrfW.the  fon  of  man,it  fhalbe  forg. 
fpeaks  <W.the  holy  Ghoftjit  (hal  not  be  for. 
Lu\e  i  a.  10. 
1 6. 1 8.the  gates  of  hell  {hall  not  pt  evaile  ag.  it 
a6.<  y.come  out  as  agdnft  a  thiefe  with  fwor. 
Mar.  14.48.  Luke  aa.ja. 
Ma>:  1 3 . 8  .for  nation  (hall  rife  agdnft  nation,  and 
kingdome<*g<z»/2  kingdome,  there  fhalbe 
Luke  ai.io. 
Luk-T- 3 4-for  a  %ne  which  ihalbe  fpoken  agai»/? 
4. 1 1  .left  thou  dafh  thy  foot  agdnft  a  ftone 
7.3  o.rejected  the  counfell  of  God  aga.thcmCe. 
11.5  z.three  agdnft  two,  and  two  againft  three 
John  iz. 7. agdnft  the  day  of  my  burying  hath  Ihe 
1 3  .a9.we  have  need  of  againft  the  feaft 
1 8. ao. what  accufat.bring  ye  again(i  this  man 
i9.i2.himfdfeaking,  fpeaketh  agamftC&Car 
/4£?.4.i4.they  could  fay  nothing agdnft  it 

z6. agdnft  the  Lord,and  «a^  his  Chrift 
27  .of  a  truth,agdnft  thy  holy  child  Jefus 
6. 1. murmuring  of  the  Grecians  <^2. the  Heb. 
19.3  6. thefe  things  cannot  be  fpoken  agdnft 
a  $  .8  .neither  againft  the  law  of  the  Jewes 

neither  againft  the  Temple>  nor  yet 
againft  Cefar  have  I  offended 
28.22.this  feft  is  every  where  fpoken  agdnft 
Rom.  1 .  a6.to  that  which  is  agdnft  nature 
a.f.  treafureft  up  wrath  aga.the  day  of  wrath 
4. 1 8  .who  againft  hope  beleeved  in  hope 
1  Cor. 6. 1  .having  a  matter  ^.another,  go  to  law 

1  S.Gnneth  agdnft  his  owne  body 
a  Cor.  1 3 .8 .we  can  do  nothing  againft  the  truth 
Gal.  3 . 2 1 .  is  the  law  then  aga.  the  promifes  of  G. 
j .  1 7  .for  the  flefh  lufteth  agdnft  the  fpirit 

and  the  fpirit  againft  the  fleih 

a  3  .agdnft  fuch  there  is  no  law 

Ej>fe^6.ia.wewreftlenottf£VK«/£  flefhand  blood 

but  agdnft  principalities,  agdnft  powers 

aga.the  rulers  of  the  darknes  of  this  wor. 

agdnft  fpirituall  wickednes  in  high  places 

1  Tim.  5.19.  aga.an  Elder  receive  not  an  accufat. 

6. 19. laying  up  a  good  foundation  ag.the  time 

a  Tim.  1 . 1 2.which  I  have  comitted  to  him flg.that 

Heb.  1  a.4-not  rehfted  to  bloud,ftriving  agdnft  fin 

fam.z.  1 3  .mercy  rejoyceth  againft  judgement 

3 . 1 4. lie  not  againft  the  truth 
Revel.  19. 1 9.to  make  warre  againft  his  army 
See  aigainft  another,  againft  <©oO,  againft 
i)(m,  againft  31ernfalem,againft  31ftael,as 
gatnft  t^ello;0,againft  member  againft, 
againft  tljee,  agatnft  tljem,  againft  ug, 
againft  j>0tt,  in  thefe  other  words,  as  their 
letters  guide  you  alphabetically. 
25gar. 

Ga/.4.a4.gendereth  to  bondage,which  is  Agar 
a  5  .this  Agar  is  mount  Sinai  in  Arabia 
%ate.   mgateff. 
Exo.z8.  i9.the  third  row  a  Lygure,  an  Agate,znd 
Chap.  39. 1  a. 
lfa.<>4..  1  a.Ile  make  thy  windowes  of  Agates 
E^k-  a  7 . 1 6.  Syria  occupied  in  Agate 

2flge. 

Gen.  1 8. 1 1 .  Abraha  &  Sarah  were  ftricken  in  age 

Chap.a4.i. 

47.a8.the  whole  age  of  Jacob  was  147-yeares 

48.10.the  eies  of  Ifrael  were  dim  forage 

-V//W.8 . 2  5  .from  t{,e  agc  0f  j 0  years  C€ace  wajting 

jojb.i^.i . Jofhua  w axed  old, and  ftricken  in  age 

a. and  faid,I  am  old,  and  ftricken  in  age 
1  Sam.  2.35  .die  in  the  flowre  of  their  age 
i  Kjn.  i4.4.his  eies  were  fet  by  reafon  of  his  age 
1  Co>,.a3.3.Levhsnumbredfrcm  thereof  3cy. 

a4.from  theage  of  ao.years  and  upwards 
a  Cbro.  3  6. 1 7  .or  on  him  that  ftooped  for  ate 
Job  5.a6.cometothy  grave  in  a  full  age 

8 . 8  .enquire  of  the  former  age 

1 1 . 1 7  .thine  age  fhall  be  dearer  then  noon 
Pfdl.  3  9.  f  .mine  age  is  as  nothing  before  thee 
J/*.38.ia.minedgcis  departed,  and  is  removed 
&<*.8.4.every  man  with  his  ftaffe  for  age 
Mar.  5 .42  .fhe  was  of  the  age  of  twelve  yeares 

r    t  Mt.e8.42. 

Luke  a.36.Anna  was  of  a  great  age 

3.aj.Jefusbegantobe  about  30.yearcsofage 


John  9.  a  1. he  is  of  age,a%Ye  him.  V*r.a3 . 

i  Cor. 7.  3  6.if  (he  paffe  the  flowre  of  her  age 
Heb.  % .  i4.mea£  belongeth  to  them  of  a  full  age 
n .  1 1  .when  (he  was  paft  age 

;©B)age.SeeitiniDIt!. 
2&geD- 
a  Sam.  19.3  a.Barzillai  a  very  agedrnin 
Job  1  a. ao. takes  away  the  underftand.of  the  aged 
1  j .  1  o.the  gray  headed, and  very  aged  men 
29. 8. and  the  aged arofe,and  flood  up 
3  a.9.neither  do  the  aged  underftand  judgem. 
/i«\6. 11. the  rfgfi  with  him  that  is  full  of  daies 
Tif.a.a.that  the  agedmen  be  fober,grave 

3  .the  aged  women  likewife  that  they  be  in 
Philem.g.fuch  a  one  as  Paul  the  aged 


m- 


a  Sam.  a  3 . 1 1  .after  him  Shammah  fon  ofAgee 

3*ges: 

Ephef.z.y.ia  theages  tocome  might  (hew 
3 .5. in  other  ages  not  made  knowne 
a  1  .glory  in  the  Church  through  all  ages 
Col.  1 .  a6.myfterie  which  hath  bin  hid  homages 

2Hgoe. 
1  &##.9.ao.affes  that  were  loft  3.daies  agoe 
a  'Kin.  19.  a  5  .haft  thou  not  heard  long  agoe,how 

Jfaiah  37.a6". 
E?ra  j.  1 1  .houfe  that  was  builded  many  yea.agoe 
Ifa.zz.  1 1 .  not  refpeft  to  him  that  faih.it  longago 
Mat.  1 1 . 2 1  .would  have  repented  long  ago  in  fac. 
Mar.p.z  1. how  \ongagoe  fince  this  came 
Lull.  1  o .  1 3  .they  had  a  great  w  hile  ago  repented 
Acl.  10.3  o.foure  daies  agoe  I  was  falling 

1 5 .7-ye  know,how  that  a  good  while  agoe 
a  Cor. 2 .  1  o.but  to  be  forward  a  yeare  agoe 
9.a.Achaia  was  ready  a  yearc  agoe 
i2.a.Iknew  a  man  above  iq.yearesagoe 
Hfgone. 
1  Sam.  3  0.13.  three  daies  agone  I  fell  ficke 

Klgonte. 
L»^.aa.44.being  in  an  agoraie  he  praied 
%tee. 

Mat .  <; .  a «,  .agree  with  thine  adverfary  quickly 
18. 1 9. if  two  of  you  (hall  agree  on  earth 
ao.  1 3  .didft  thou  not  agree  with  me  for 
Mar.  14. 59X0  did  their  witnefle  agree  together 
Acl.  1 5 . 1 5 .  to  this  agree  the  words  of  the  Proph. 
1  John  5 .8  .thefe  three  agree  in  one 
Rev.17. 17. to  agree  to  give  their  kingd.tp  the  be. 

Stgreeo. 
Amos  3. 3. can  two  walk,  except  they  be  agreed 
Mat.zo.z.when  he  hadagreed  with  the  labourers 
Mar.  14.  <j  6.  their  witnefle  agreed  not  together 
John  9.  a  a.Jewes  had  agreed  already,if  any  man 
Ali.  5 .9. how  is  it  that  ye  have  agreed 

40 .to  him  they  agreed,  and  when  they  had 
a3.a0.the  Jewes  have  agreed  to  defirethee 
a  8 .  a  ^  .w  hen  they  agreed  not  among  themfelvs 
aigreetlj. 
Mar.  1 4.70.  thy  Cpeech  agreetb  thereto 
Lu\.  <,  .3  6. the  new  agrecth  not  with  the  old 

Agreement, 
a  J^'k.  18.31  .make  an  agreement  by  a  prefent 

I/wab  36.16. 
I/S.  a  8. 1  j.  with  hell  are  we  at  agreement 

1 8  .your  agreement  w  ith  hell  (hall  not  ftand 
Dan.  1 1 ,6.king  of  the  North  to  make  an  agrecm. 
a  Cor.6. 1  S.what  agre.ha.th  the  tcm.of  G.with  Id. 

%rippa. 
.<4#. a  5. 1 3  .Agrippa  and  Bernice  came  to  Cefarea 
aa.4gr.faid  to  Feftus»I  would  hear  the  man 
a  3  .when  Agrippa  and  Bernice  were  come 
24.Peftus  faid,King  Agrippa,  and  all  men 
a6.efpecially  before  thee,  O  King  Agrippa 
26. 1  .Agrippa  faid,  Thou  art  permitted  to 
a.I  think  my  felfe  happy,0  King  Agrippa 
7«for  which  hopes  fake,King  Agrippa,!  am 
i9.whereupon,0  K.Agri.J  was  not  difobe. 
27./4g^fl,Beleeveft  thou  the  Prophets  ?  I 
28.^g/?|>.faid,Almoft  thou  perfwadeft  me 
3  z.Agnppa  faid  to  Peftus,This  man  might 

-aigromUJ. 

/4^f.a7.4i.theyran  the  (hip  aground 

^gne*  " 
IewV.a6.i6.Ile  appoint  the  burning  ague 

9qf\t, 
Pw.30.Lthe  words  of  Agar  fon  of  Jakeh 


Pfd.i  ^.z%.Ah%  fo  would  wehave  it 

Ifa.  i.4.Ah  finfull nation>a  people  laden  with 
Z4,Ah,I  will  eafe  me  of  mine  adversaries 

/i?>".i.6.^,Lord  GodJ cannotfpeak 

4.io.^b,Lord  God,furely  thou  haft  deceived 
14. 1 3-^,Lo.God,the  Prophets  fay  to  them 
a  a.  1 8  .faying,  Ah  my  brother,or  ah  fiftcr  ; 

faying,  Ah  Lord,  or  ah  his  glory 
3  a.  i7-^,Lord,thou  haft  made  the  heaven 
3 4. 5. they  will  lament  thee,faying,  Ah  Lord 

£^.4.  iq.Ab  Lord,my  foule  hath  not  bin  pollu. 
9.8.^1?  Lord,wilt  thou  deftroy  the  refidue 
1 1 . 1 3 .  Ah  Lord,wilt  thou  make  a  full  end 
ao.49.^  Lord,they  fay  of  me,  Doth  he  not 
a  1 .  i  j  .Ah,it  is  made  bright,it  is  wrapt  up 

Mar.  1 5.a9.^,thou  that  deftroieft  the  temple 
atya. 

Pfal.  3  ^ .  a  1  .Aha,aha,  our  eie  hath  feen  it 
40. 1  y.let  them  be  defolate  that  fay,^ 
70.3.Iet  them  be  turned  back  that  Cay,Aba 

lfa.^.i6.Aha,l  am  warme,I  have  feen  the  fire 

E^k- ^5•i -thou faidft,/4te,againft  my fanctuary 
a6.a.Tyrusfaid,^k,(he  is  broken  that  was 
l6.z.Aha,thz  ancient  places  are  ours 

3U^ab. 

1  Xin.i6.z2.Abab  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
ap.in  the  3  8  yeare  of  Afa  began  Ahab 

Abab  reigned  2  2.yeares 
30.Aha.did  evil  above  all  that  were  bef.him 
33.  Ahab  made  a  grove,and  Ahab  did  more 

1 7 . 1  .Elijah  faid  to  Ahab,  As  the  Lord  liveth 

1 8 . 1  .go  (hew  thy  felfe  to  Ahab 
a. went  to  (hew  himfelfeto  Ahab 
3  Ahab  called  Obadiab  which  was  the  gove. 
•y.Ahab  faid,  Go  into  the  land 
6. Ahab  went  one  way  by  himfelfe 
9. into  the  hand  of  Abab,  to  flay  me  ? 
1  a.fo  when  I  come  and  tell  Ahab 
i6.0badiah  went  to  meet  Ahab 

and  Ahab  went  to  meet  Elijah 
17.it  came  to  pane  when  AkabCaw  Elijah 

that  Ahab  faid  unto  him,  Art  thou  he 
zo.Ahab  fent  &  gathered  the  Prophets  toCT. 
4 1  .Elijah  (aid  to  Ahab,Get  thee  up 
4a. Ahab  went  up  to  eate  and  drinke 
44/ay  to  Abab,  Prepare  thy  charet,  and  get 
stf.Ahab  rode  and  wcnt.tp  Jezreel 
46.Elijah  ran  before  Ab-t.  to  the  entrance  of 

19. 1  .Aha.to\d  Jezeb.all  that  E  lijah  had  done 

ao.a.Benhadad  fent meflengers  to  Aha'i 
1 3  .there  came  a  Prophet  to  Abab 
I4.and  Abab  faid,  By  whom  ? 
3  4.then  faid  Abab,  He  fend  thee  away 

2 1 . 1  .hard  by  th.e  palace  of  Ahab 

1.  Abab  fpake  to  Naboth,Give  me  thy  vin. 
3.Naboth  faid  to  Abab, The  L.forbid  it  me 
4.  Abab  came  to  his  houfe  heavie,&  difpleaf. 
8. (he  wrote  letters  in  ^afr-rname 

1  j.Jezebel  faid  to  ^&,Arifejt3ke  poflef, 

1 6.when  Ahab  heard  that  Naboth  was  dead 
Ahab  rofe  to  go  down  to  the  vineyard 
1 8  ,arife,go  downe  to  meet  Ahab 
zo.Ahab  faid  to  Elijah,Haft  thou  found  me 
2 1  .He  cut  off  from  Ahab  him  that  piffes  ag. 
a  KjngSi).8. 
24. him  that  dieth  oiAbab  in  the  city 
2 5. there  was  none  like  unto  ^a.which  did 
27  .when  Aha.heaxd  thofe  words,  he  rent,  his 
29-feeft  thou  how  Ahab  humbleth  himfelfe 
a2.20.who  (hall  perfwade  Ahab,  that  he  may 
zCbron.iB.ig. 
39.the  reft  of  the  acts  of 'Ahab,  and  all  that    I 
40X0  Ahab  fiept  with  his  fatherSj&  Ahaz. 
4i.Jeho(h.began  to  reign  in  the  4,h.ye.of  A. 
49.fon  of  Ahab  to  Jehof.Let  my  fervants  go 
ji.Ahaziahfon  of  Ah.  began  in  the  i7-ye. 
a  Kin.  1. 1. Moab  rebelled  after  the  death  of  Ahab 

Chap.  3.  j. 
3.1  .fon  of  Ahab  began  in  the  1  S.ye.of  Jehofh. 
8.1 6. in  the  fifth  year  of  Joram  the  fon  of  Ahab 
1 8. as  did  the  houfe  of  Ahab,  for  the  daugh- 
ter of  Ahab  was  his  wife,&  he  did  evill  in 

2  j. the'  1a.ye.0f  Jor.fon  ofAh.hegsn  Ahaz. 

a  Kings  9. 19- 
zj.  walked 


AHA      AHA 


AHA       AHA 


AH  I      A  H  I 


i7.walked  in  the  way  of  the  houfe  oiAhab 

zChron.zz.^. 

did  as  did  the  houfe  of  Alnb.  z  Chro.  zi.6. 

fon-in-law  of  the  houfe  of  Ahab 

2S.he  went  with  Joram  thl  fon  oiAhab 

zChron.zz.^. 
j.9.Joram  the  fon  oiAhab  was  ficke 
9.7.flialt  fmite  the  houfe  oiAbab  thy  matter- 

Verfeo. 

S.the  whole  houfe  oiAbab  fhali  perifh 

2  5.I  and  thou  rode  after  Ahab  his  father 

i0.x.^fc<j&had7O.fonsinSamana,&]chufcnt 

to  them  that  brought  up  Ahabs  children 

10.  which  the  Lo.fpake  concern. Ahabs  houfe 

1  i.Jehu  flew  all  oiAhab  in  Jezreel 

1 7. flew  all  that  remained  to  Ahab  in  Sam. 
\%.Ahab  fetved  Baal  a  litde,but  Jehu  (hall 

2  o.done  to  the  houfe  of  Ahab  according  to 
zi.j.Manaffeh  didas /ifez&kingof  Ifraei 

1 3  .He  ftretch  the  plummet  of  the  ho.of  Ah. 
z  Chr.  1 8 . 1 . Jeholliaphat  joyned  affinity  with  Ah. 
2. he  went  downe  to  Ahab  in  Samaria 
and  Ahab  killed  fheep  and  oxen  for  him 

3  .Ahab  faid, Wilt  thou  go  with  me  to 

21. 1  j. like  the  whordomc  of  the  houfe  of  Ah, 
22.4.Ahaziah  did  like  the  houfe  oiAhab 

6  .went  to  fee  Jehoram  fon  oiAhab 
'-  7.annointed  to  cut  off  Ahabs  houfe 
8.when  Jehu  exec,  judgm.on  the  ho.oiAh. 
Jer.  29. 2 1. faith  the  Lo.of  Ahab  ion  of  Kolaiah 
2i.the  Lord  make  thee  like  Zed.and  Ahab 
Mic6.16.the  works  of  the  houfe  oiAhab  kept 

^barab. 
1  Cbro.S.  1  .Benjamin  besrat  Aharab  the  third 
Sfjftrljei. 

1  Chro.q.ft. families  oiAharhcl  Con  of  Harum 

3Jbafa*. 
Nch.  1 1 . 1 3 . Amafhai  fon  of  Azareel  fon  oiAhafai 

2  S'(j».23.34.Eliphtlet  fon  oiAhasbai 

3flbafl)tarf. 

1  CJra.^fi.Naarah  bare  Ahajhtari 

»hafucvttS. 
E^f(Z4.6.in  the  reigne  oi  Abafuerm  wrote  they 
Eftb.  1. 1. came  topaffein  the  daies  oi  Abafuerm 
this  is  Ahafu.which  reigned  from  India 
2.when  Abafuerm  fate  on  the  throne  of  his 
9.houfe  which  belonged  to  king  Abafuerm 
lo.that  ferved  in  the  prefence  of  Abafuerm 
1 5  .not  performed  the  command. of  Ahaf.by 
16. done  wrong  to  the  peo.in  the  prov.of  A. 
1  y.Ahafuer.comanded  Vafhti  to  be  brought 
1 9.1et  Vafhti  come  no  more  before  Ahafuer. 
a.  1. wrath  of  Abaf.appenied,  he  remero.Valhti 
1 2. every  maids  turn  to  go  in  to  Ahafitcrus 
itf.Efther  was  taken  to  King  Abafuci us 
z  1  .fought  to  lay  hold  on  King  Abafuerm 

Chapt.6.2. 
3 . 1  .did  King  Ahafitcrus  promote  Hainan  the 
6.deftroy  the  Jewes  in  the  kingd.  of  Ahafu. 
7. in  the  1  i.year  oi  Abafuerm  they  caft  Pur 
8  .Haman  faid  to  Ahafuer.  There  is  a  people 
i2.in  the  name  of  Ahafacrm  was  it  written 
7.%. Abafuerm  faid  to  Efther,Who  is  lie 
S.i  .did  Aha.give  the  houfe  of  Haman  to  Eftli. 
7 .Ahafu.iiid  to  Efther  &  Mordecai,I  have 
io.he  wrotein  the  King  Aha fuerus  name 
.  1 2. in  all  the  provinces  of  King  Abafuerm 
Clrpt.9.2,20. 
9.30.in  the  1 27.provinces  of  King  Abafuerm 
\o.\. Abafuerm  laid  a  tribute  on  thelarid 
3-Mordecai  the  Jew  next  to  King  Ahafuer. 
Vm.q.  1  .in  the  fkft  year  of  Darius  fon  of Ahafuer. 

^bafca. 
E%ra.  8. 1  j. to  the  river  that  runneth  to  Ahava. 
2 1  .a  fail  at  the  river  Ahava 
3  1. departed  from  the  river  Ahava 

3l)a5,or2kba0. 

2  Kin.  1  J.  3  8  .Aha\\iis  fon  reigned  in.his  ftcad 

2  Cfowz.27.9. 
itS.i.in  the  ^"'.yearof  Pekah /4te^ began 
2.twenty  years  was  Aba\whtn  he  began  to 
2Ctewz.28.i. 
5.Rezin  and  Pekah  befieged  Aha^ 
j.Aha\itTiX  meffengers  to  Tiglath  Pilefer 
2  CfcroK.28.16. 


%.Aha\mo\i  the  tilver  3nd  the  gold 
10. Ah. w ent  to  Damafcus  to  meet  Tig.Pil. 
King  Abatfeat  to  Urijah  the  prieft 
1  i.built  an  altar  as  Ahafhad  fent  from 
made  it  againft  Ahafcame  from  Damafc. 

1  ?.^/w.c6manded,Upon  the  great  alt.burn 
i6.Urijah  did  as  Aba\  commanded 

17.  Aha\cat  off  the  borders  of  the  bafes 

19.  the  reft  of  the  acts  of  Aba\  which  he  did 

zo.Aha.dcpt  with  his  fathers,&  was  buried 

2  Chr0.zX.z7. 

I7.i.ihthe  n.ycareof  ^fca^began  Hofhea 

1 8 . 1  .in  the  3  .yc.of  Hofh.Hez.fon  of  Ab.begz 

20.11.it  was  gone  down  inthediallof/4fc^ 

Ifaiab  3 8.8. 

23.1 2.the  altars  of  ^fcd^did  Jofiah  beat  down 

1  Cfc/0.3 .  \i.Aba\h\%  fon.Hczekiah  hisfon 

8.3  j  .the  fons  of  Micah,  Pithon,  TzK2.,Aba\ 

Chapt.9.41. 

l6.Ahaxbegzt  Jehoadah,  &  Jehoadah  beg. 

9.42.^^ begat  Jarahj  &  Jarah  begat  Alem. 

2  Cfo'.28.i9.theL.brought  Juda  low  bee.  of  Ah. 

2  \.Aha\  took  a  portion  out  of  the  houfe  of 

2  2.this  is  that  King  Aha\ 
z^.Aba^zth.  veffcls  of  the  houfe  of  God 

29. 19.  veffels  Aha^czA  away  we  fanftified 
Ifa.  1. 1  .virion of  Ifaiah in  the daies of  AbafHez. 
7.i.topafsinthe  daies  of  Aha\ fon  of  Jotham 

3  .go  forth  to  meet  Aha\  i$ou  and 
io.the  Lord  fpake  againe  to  Aha\ 

1  z.Aha\  faidJ  will  not  aske,  neither  will  I 
14.28  .in  the  yeare  that  King  Aba\ditd  was 

Hof.  1 . 1  .word  that  came  to  Hof.  in  the  daies  of  A. 
Mic.  1 . 1  .word  that  came  to  Mic.in  the  daies  of  A. 
Mat.i.g.Achas  begat  Hezekias 

3tba?fah  called  fometimes  «f ^J- 

1  Kin. z z.40.  Ahab  flept  &  Aba\iah his  fon  reign. 

49.  Abaft  ab  faid  to  Jehof.  Let  my  fervants 
51.^'w^.beganto  reignthc  17-ye.ofJehof. 

2  Kin.  1 .  z.Ahaxiab  fell  down  through  a  latteffe 

1 8.the  reft  of  the  acts  oiAhafiah 
8 .24.  Joram  fiept,&  Ahaf.his  fon  regn.in  his 

2  5. in  the  1 2.year  of  Joram  did  Wfca^.begin 
z6-v/as  22.years  old  when  Aha\.  began  to 
zcj.Ahafiah  went  down  to  fee  Joram 

9.  i6.Aha\tab  was  come  downe  to  fee  Joram 
2 1  .Joram  and  Ahafiab  went  out 
2  3  .faid  to  ^fc^.There  is  treachery,  O  Aha. 
27.whcn  Ahafiab  faw  this,he  fled 
29.U1  the  1 1  .year  of  Joram  did  ^foz^.begin 
10.13  .Jehu  met  with  the  brethren  of  Ahaya}} 
we  are  the  brethren  oiAhayah 
1 1. 1. when  Athaliah  mother  of  Abaf.izv/  that 
2  Cbro.zz.io. 
2.  Jehofheba  filler  oiAhafiah  took  Joafh 

2  Cbron.z  2.1 1. 
1 2.i8.Jehoafh  took  the  things  that  Ab.hzd  de. 
1 3 . 1  .in  the  2 3 .ye.of  the  ionoiAha. Jehoa.beg. 
1 4. 1 3  .took  Amaziah  fon  of  Aba\.  at  Bethfh. 

1  Chro-i.  1 1  .Joram  his  ion,Aha%lah  his  fon 

2  Chro. 2C. 3  5 . Jehofhaphat  joyne  w ith  Ahafiab 

37.joyned  with  Aha\.thc  "Lord  hath  broken 
2 1 . 1  .fo  Ahafiah  ion  of  Jehoram  reigned 

inhabitants  of  Jcrufalem  made  Aha.K. 
2. forty  and  two  yeares  old  was  Aha^.when 
7  .deftruftion  of  Ahaftah  was  of  God 
8.and  the  fons  of  the  brethren  oiAhafiah 

that  miniftred  to  Abaxiah,he  flew  them 
9.he  fought  Ahaftah.znd  they  caught  him 
fo  the  houfe  of  Aba\iah  had  no  power 

Hbbatt. 

1  cfcco.2.29.Abihailbare^|jte 

1  Chro.7.1 2.1r  and  Hufiiim,the  fons  oiAher 
3ibf. 

1  Chro.  5.15  .Ahi  fon  of  Abdiel,chiefe  of  the  ho.of 
7. 34. the  fons  of  Shamei")/#«  and  Rohgah 
%\>W  called  ULboah. 
1  Sam.i^.i.Abuib  fon  of  Ahitubjchabods  broth. 
i8.Saul  faid  to  Ahah,Brin^  hither  the  Atk 
1  K"M.3-El'horeph.and  ^foafcScribes 

1  Cfc)o.8.7.Naaman,^/iwfc,and  Gera,he  removed 

2J!)<am. 

2  Sam.  23.33  .Abiam  the  fon  of  Sharar,  Hararite 


7H)tm. 

1  Ck.7.19.  fonsof  Shemida  were  ^Ka3,Shechcm 

Num.  1 . 1 2.of BmyAhlefer  fon  of  Ammimaddai 
Chap.2.2f.&  ic.2j. 
7.66.on  the  10. dzy  Ahiexer  offered 
7 1  .this  was  the  offenng  of  Ahiexer 
1  Chro.  12.3  .the  chief  of  Sauls  brethren  was  AU. 

3Jbt!)attt. 
1  Chro.w.is.ABkam  tAefon of  Sacar  theHarar. 

tUbtbuO. 
Waw.34.27.the  prince  of  A(hzr  Abihud 
1  Chro.3. 7. Bth  begat  Vui.%,Abihu& 

3tyijab. 
1  Kin.  1  i.29.the  Prophet  Ahijah  foundjeroboam 
$o.Ahijah  caught  the  new  garment  that 
12.15  -might  perform  his  faying  by  Ahijah  the 
2  Chron.io.ij. 
i4.2.there  is  ^Hj.tliat  told  me  I  mould  be  K. 
4.  Jerob.  wife  came  to  the  houfe  oiAhijab 

and  Ahijah  could  not  fee,for  his  eies 

f  .L.faid  to  ^fc.Jerob.wife  comcth  to  aske  a 

^.when  Ahijah  heard  the  found  of  her  feet 

1 8  .they  buried  him  as  Ahijah  fpake 

1 5 . 27 .Baafhafon  of  Ahijal)  of  Iflachar  confp. 

29.faying  of  the  L.byAhijahthc  Shilonite 

3  3. in  the  3.ye.  of  Ala  began  Ba.fon  of  Ahi. 

2  i.22.1ike  the  houfe  of  Baaiha  the  Fon  of  Ahi. 

2  Kings  9.9. 

1  C bro.z.z^. the  fons  of  Jerahmeel^fcijafe 

1 1 . 3  6.Davids  Worthy  Ahijah  the  Pelonite 
26.20.of  the  Levites,^j. was  over  the  treaf. 

2  Cfcc9.29.afts  of  Sol.  written  in  the  prophvof  A. 
2v*£fc.io.26.Levittsthat  fealed,^fcij«fc,Hanani 

<Jht!iam. 
2  Kin.  22. 1  z.  Jofiah  commanded  Hilkiah^fci^vj 
2Cfc0.34.ao. 
14  Hilkiah  and  Abihjuii  went  to  Huldah 
25.22.Gedaliah  the  fon  of  Ahi^am,vulcr 
Jer.z6. 24. the  hand  of  Ahihjim  was  with  Jeremy 
39.14.comitt.ed  Jcr.to  Ged.thefon  oiAbi\am 
40. 5  .go  back  to  Gedaliah  the  fon  oiAhihjxm 
6.then  went  Jeremy  to  Ged.fon  of  Abloom 
7.captains  heard  fon  ofvifci^.was  governour 
9.Gedaliah  fon  oiAhi\am  fware 
1 1  .K.ofBab.had  fet  over  the  Ged.fon  of  A. 
1 4. Gedaliah  fon  of^fci.*belecvedthem  not 
i6.fon  of  /ifc/.faid  to  Joh.thou  fnaltnot  do 
4 1 . 1  .Ifh.came  to  Ged.fon  oiAhi^.xo  Mizpah 
2. then  arofe  Ifh.and  fmote  the  fon  of  Abil^. 
6. come  to  Gedaliah  the  fon  oiAbi\a)n 
10. who  were  committed  to  the  fon  oiAhik_- 
16.  after  he  had  flain  Ged.  the  fon  oiAbiha. 
V«r.i8. 
43.6.who  were  left  with  the  fon  oiAbi\am 
3hflntj. 

2  S##.3.i6.Jehofh.fon  of  Abilud  was  Recorder 

Ch.20.24.   ii^/z.4.3.    1  Cfci'fl.18.15. 
1  Kin.$.  1 2  to  Baana  fon  of  /-ffci/.penained  Meg. 
2(ll)fataa5. 

1  ^«J.i4;50.SauIs  wife  Ahinoam  daugh.of/4fc/'. 

2  Sam.  1  j .  27  .Abhmtax,  thy  fon,  and  Jonathan  the 

Verfe36". 
17.17  .Jonathan  and  Ahim.faytd  by  Enrogel 

2  0.where  is  Ahimaa%jxnd  Jonathan 
18  i9.thenfiid/4fc?OT.-M^,Letmcrun 
22. however  faid  Ahimaa\,~Lct  me  run 
2  3  .AhimaaTjxn  bv  the  way  of  the  plaine 
27. like  the  running  of  Ahimaa%_ 
28. Abimaax.ind, All  is  well 
zy.Abimaaf  anfwered,When  Jonb  fent  mr3I 
1  Kin.$.  1  j.Abimaa\vi2.s  in  Naphthali 
1  Cfcre.6.8.Ahitub  begat  Zad.  Zadok  Ahimra\ 
g.Abimaafbespt  Azariah,and  Azariaii 
-     5  3  .Zadok  his  fon,  Ahimaa\  his  fon 
2&biinait. 
Num.  1 3.22. Ahiman,  Shefhai,  children  of  Anak 

J0Jh.ii.14. 
//wfe.i.io.Judahflew  Shefhai,^fci»^ 
1  Chro. 9. 1 7. the  porters  wercShallum,<4fcwM72* 

3H)tnteI«b. 

1  Sam.z  1  .i.Abim.wzs  afraid  at  meeting  David 
2.David  faid  to/^.theprteir.,The  king 
8. David  faid  toAbime!ech,\s  there  not  here 
22.9.I  faw  David  come  to  Ahimelech 
1 1  .the  king  fent  to  call  Ahimelecb 

i^.Ahimlecb 


AHI      AHI 


14.Ahimeletb  anfwerecLWhoisfo  fanhjull 
x6  .thou  (halt  furely  die  Akmelech 
ao.one  of  the  fons  of  Ahmelech  efcaped 
j,,  6.when Abiathar fan oi  Ahim.Aed to Dav. 
z6  6.Da.sid hid  to  ^fe.&  Abifhai,Who  will 
jo  7  David  faid  to  Ahimel.  Bring  the  Ephod 
i  Sam  8  i  r.Zadok  and  Abimelech  were  priefts 

i  Chrun.i2.i6. 
i  chro.t^ -Abimelech  of  tht  fons  of  Ithamar 
tf  .Shemaiah  wrote  them  before  Abimekch 
3  i.caft  lots  in  the  prefence  of  Abimdech 
tytymatly. 
i  c/;^.6. 2  j  .fons  of  Elkanah,  Amafai  &  Abimotb 

atytaaDab. 
i  I^n.^.i^AhitutM  fon  of Iddo had Mahanaim 

%\\iwid.tn. 
i  Sdffz.14.50.name  ofSauls  wife  was  Abinoam 
25.43  -David  took  Ahnoam  of  Jezreel 
27.3  .David  dwelt  at  Gath  with  Abinoam 
30.  j.Davids  two  wives  captives,/4fez.Abigail 
2  S«»/.2.2.David  went  to  Hebron  with  Abinoam 
3.2.his  firft-born  Amnon  of  Abinoam  the  Jez. 
iCfowz.3.1. 

3frfo. 
2  Sam.6.^.  Uzzah  and  /4foa  drove  the  cart 

1  Cfowz.13.7. 
4.^/9  went  before  the  Arke 
1  cfo'0.8. 14.^0,  Shafhik,Jeremoth,dwelt  at  Je. 
3  i.Gibeons  fons,Gedor,  Ahio.     Ch.9.3  7. 
Sibita. 
Nttffz.  1.15  .of  Nepthali  /Sffera  fon  of  Enan 

Chap.2. 29.8c  10.27. 

7 .7  8  .on  the  1 2.day  Ahira  the  fon  of  Enan  off. 

83  .this  was  the  offering  of  Ahira  the  fon  of 

UUjiram.   H^(rainite0. 

Num.i$.$$.Ahram,xhe  family  o'itheAbiramites 

^hifamacfj. 
Exod.%  1. 6.1  have  given  Aholibah  fon  of  Ahifam. 
3  5.34.he  and  the  fon  of  Ahifamach  may  teach 
3  8 . 2  3  .w  ith  him  fon  of  Ahif.of  Dan,engiaver 
JBltfQraijar. 
1  C&ro.7.io.fons  of  Bilhan,Tarfhifti,.<4fo/fozfe»' 

HHjttbar. 
1  Xjn.4.6.AbiJhar  was  over  the  houfhold 

%hitotf)el 

a  Sa.  1 5. 1 2.Abfal.fent  for  Ahitophel  the  Gilonite 

3 1  .Ahitophel  is  among  the  confpirators 

turne  the  counfell  of  Ahitophel 
34.defeat  the  counfell  of  Ahitophel 
16.1  j.Abfalom  came  to  Jeruf.  and  Ahitophel 
20.  Abfalom  faid  to  Ahitoph.Give  counfell 
2  l.Ahit.faid  to  Abfal.Go  in  to  thy  fat.con. 
a  3  .counfell  of  Ahitophel  wasasifaman 

fo  was  all  the  counfell  of  Ahitophel 
17 .1  .AbitophelfaidJLetmechufe  12000. 
6.Ahkopheliath  fpoken  after  this  manner 
7. counfell  of  ^foit.is  not  good  at  this  time 
i4.better  then  the  counfell  of  Ahitophel 
1 5  .thus  and  thus  did  Ahitophel  counfel  Abf. 
Verfe  2 1 . 
13.zifoV.faw  his  counfell  was  not  followed 
23 .34.Eliam  fon  of  Ahitophel  the  Gilonite 
1  Cbra.27.3 1-  Ahitophel  v/zs  the  Kings  counfcller 
34.after  Ahitophel  was  Jehoiada 

1  S«»z.i4.3.Ahiahfon  of  ^fo'ta&Jchabods broth. 
ii.9.David  coming  to  Ahiahfonof/ffotafi 
1 1  .King  fent  to  call  Ahiah  fon  of  Ahitub 
1 2.heare  now,  thou  fon  of  Abitub 
ao.oneof  the  fons  of  Ahi.fonof  Abit xfcz. 
zSm.8.17 .Zadok  the  fon  of  Ahitub,and  Ahim. 
1  Chro.6.7. Amariah  begat  Abitub,         Ver.  1 1 . 
8  .Ahtitb  begat  Zaciok.  Ver.  1 2 

5  z.Abitub  his  fon,Zadok  his  fon 
8. 1 1  .of  Hulhim  he  begat  Ahitub 
9. 1 1 .  Azariah  the  fon  of  Ahitub,  the  ruler  of 
_  .  Nehem.11.11. 

£^<*  7-a-Eirathe  fon  of  Zadok,fon  of  Ahitub 

Ublab. 
Jutlg.  1.3  i.nor  Artier  drive  out  the  inhab.  of  AM. 

mm. 

1  Chro.  2. 3 1. and  the  children  ofShefhan,^Wai 
".41  .Davids  Worthy  Zabad  fon  of  Ahltd 

I  i  <W.8.4.the  fons  of  Bela,Naaman,<4fc<w& 


A  H  O       A  I  A 

■■■■■ is  _  i— ^—» 

aiboh^e. 

2  Sam.  2  3 .9.after  him  Elcazar  the  Ahobite 

1  Cfowz.11.12. 
28  .Zalmon  the  Ahohite.         1  Chro.  1 1 .29. 
1  Cfo-o.27.4.over  courfe  of  i.mon.Dodai  the  Ah. 
HHjolab.    3tbolroab. 

E%e\.z-$.$.Aholah  the  cldet, Aholibah  her  filter 

Samaria  is  Aholah,  Jerufalem  Aholibah 
$.  Aholah  played  the  hailot,when  mine 
j  1. when  Aholibah  faw  this,fhe  was  more 

2  2. therefore,  O  Aholibah,  thus  faith  the  Lo. 

3  6.  wilt  thou  judge  Aholah,  Aholibah 
44X0  went  they  in  unto  Aholah,a.nd 

unto  Aholibah  the  lewd  women 
Sfllholtab..  See  aitoifamaci). 
Exod.36. 1. then  wrought  Bezaleel  and  Aholiab 
2.Mofes  called  Bezahel,Aholiab,m&  every 
3H)oMbamaij. 
Gen.-}6.z.Aholibamah  the  daughter  of  Anah 
^.Ahohbamah  bare  Jeufh,and  Jaalam 
i4.thefe  were  the  fons  of  Abolib.  Efaus  wife 
Verfe  18. 
1 8 .  thefe  were  the  dukes  that  came  of  Ahoh. 

2  5  .the  children  of  Anah,Difhon,^»fitoz. 
4 1. duke  Aholibamah,  duke  Elah,duke  Pinon 

1  Cfowz.1.52. 
SMjttmaf. 
1  Cfo*o.4.2.Jahath  begat  Ahumai 

3Urafam. 
1  Cfoo.4.6.Naarah  bare  KfkauAbufam 

3U)tt53ab« 
GeK.26.26.Abim.went  to  Ifaac  and  Ahw^b 

2|H.See^at. 
J«/^.7.2.Joihua  fent  men  from  Jericho  to  Ai 

and  the  men  went  up  and  viewed  Ai 

3  .let  two  or  three  thoufand  men  finite  Ai 
4.they  fled  before  the  men  of  Ai 
5  .the  men  of  Ai  fmote  about  3  6.men 

8 . 1  .go  up  to  Ai,  See .  I  have  given  into  thy 
3  Jofhua  arofe  to  go  up  againft  Ai 
9.and  abode  between  Bethel  and  Ai 

on  the  Weft  fideof  ^i,but  Jofhua  lodged 
io.Jofhuawent  up  before  the  people  to  Ai 
1 1. and  pitched  on  the  North  fide  of  Ai 

there  was  a  valley  between  them  and  Ai 
1 2.to  lie  in  ambufh  between  Bethel  and  Ai 
1 6. the  people  that  were  in  Ai  were  called 
1 7. there  was  not  a  man  left  inAi 
1 8  .ftretch  out  the  fpeare  toward  Ai 
20.the  men  of  Ai  looked  behind  them 
2 1. they  turned,and  flew  the  men  of  Ai 
24.flayine  all  the  inhabitants  of  Ai  in  the 

Ifraelites  returned  unto  Ai,  &  fmote  it 
2  5  .twelve  thoufand,  even  all  the  men  of  Ai 
a6.till  he  had  deftroied  the  inhabitan.of  Ai 
a8.  Jofhua  burnt  Ai,z.nd  made  it  an  heap 
9.3  .what  Jofhua  had  done  to  Jericho  and  Ai 
1  o.  1 .  Adoni-zedek  heard  Jofhua  had  taken  Ai 
2.Gibcon  was  greater  then  Ai 
E^a  2.28.the  men  of  Bethel  and  Ai  223. 
Ncfo7.32.the  men  of  Bethel  and  Ai  123. 
,7e/\49,3  .howle  Heflibon,for  Ai  is  fpoiled 

%ingof%t. 
foflj.8  .i.I  have  given  into  thy  hand  the  K.of  Ai 
2.thou  (halt  do  to  Ai  and  her  King 
i4.when  the  King  of  Ai  faw  it,they  hafted 
2  3. the  King  of  Ai  they  tooke  alive 
z^.the  King  of  Ai  he  hanged 
10. 1  .fo  he  had  done  to  Ai  and  her  King" 
1 2.9.the  K.  of  ^which  is  befide Bethel, one 
3iab- 
Gen.  3  6. 24-the  children  of  Zibeon,  Aiah  &  Anah 
1  Cfoo.1.40. 
2  Sam.1.7.  Sauls  concubine  Rizpah  daugh.of^. 
2i.8.two  fons  ofRizpah,daughterof  Aiah 
10.  Rizpah  daughter  of  Aid)  took  fackcloth 
1 1. told  Dav.whatthe  daug.of/4J.had  done 
9tatb. 
IJa.  10.28. he  is  come  to  Aiatb 

Judg.g.z^dukd  him  in  the  killing  his  brethren 

3Uja. 
Neh.  1 1 .3  i.the  children  of  Benjam.dwelt  at  Aija 

35fjalon. 
Jojh.  1  o.  1 2.thou  Moon  in  the  valley  of  Aijalon 
19.42.the  coaft  of  Darts  inheritance  Aijalm 


AIL      AIR 

2 1 .  24.Kohath  out  of  Dan,^ija/.with  her  fob. 
Judg.  1.35.  Amor.dwell  in  mount  Heres  in  Aija'. 

i2.i2.Elonburied  in  Aijalon,in  Zebulun 
1  Sa.  14.3 1. fmote  the  Phil.fro  Michmafh  to  Aij. 

1  Chro.6.6<j.Ai]alm  with  her  fuburbs,and  Gath. 

3.13  .Beriahj  Shema,  heads  of  Aijalm 

2  Chro.  1 1 .  i  o.Rehoboam  built  Aijalon 

28.18  .the  Philiftines  had  taken  Aijalm 

max. 

Pfal.  1 1 4. 5  .what  idled  thee,  O  Jordan 

3Uletr). 
Gen.  21.17  -what  aileth  thee,  Hagar  ? 
fudg.  18.23  ifaid  unto  Micah,What  aileth  thee  ? 
24.what  is  this  ye  fay, What  aileth  thee  ? 

1  Sam,i  1 .  j  .what  aileth  the  people  that  they  weep 

2  Sam.  14. 5. the  King  faid,  What  aileth  thee  ? 

2  !$«£;$  6.28. 
2/2.22.  i.whatai&.thee  now  that  thou  artw  holly 

Num.  3  4. 1 1  .to  Riblah  on  the  Eaft  fide  of  Ain 
Jojb.  1 5.3  2.the  cities  of  Judah,^i«  and  Rimmon 
Chap.19.7.   1  Cfoo.4.32. 
2 1 .  i6\children  of  Aaron  Am  with  her-fuburbs 

Gc.  1. 26.  have  dominion  over  the  fowle  of  the  ai. 

Verfe  28. 
3  o.to  fowle  of  the  &Ve,green  herb  formeat 
2. 19. God  formed  every  fowle  of  thtaire 

2o.gave  names  to  every  fowle  of  the  axte 
6.7  .fowles  of  the  aire,  for  it  repenteth  me 
7.3  .of  the  fowles  of  the  ai.by  fevens,  the  male 
9.2.feare  of  you  upon  every  fowle  of  the  aire 
De«£.4.i7.1ikenefs  of  fowle  that  flieth  in  theazVe 
28. 26. thy  carkaflemeat  to  fowles  of  the  are 

1  Stun.  1 7.44.1k  give  thy  flefh  to  the  fo.of  the  ai. 

46.give  the  hoft  of  the  Ph.to  the  fo.of  the  a. 

2  Sam.  2 1 . 1  o.not  birds  of  the  aire  to  reft 

1  JCi/2.14. 1 1. in  the  field  fliall  fowls  of  the  <K.eate 
Chap.  1 6.4.  &  21.24. 
Job  1 2.7.fowles  of  the  aire  they  fhall  tell 
28.21.kept  clofe  from  the  fowles  of  the  dire 
4 1. 1 6. no  aire  can  come  between  them 
P/2i/.8.8.fowle  of  the  aire,£fh  of  the  fea 
Pro. 3  o.  i9.the  way  of  an  Eagle  in  the  aire 
Ecclcf.10. 2Cthe  bird  of  theaire  fhall  carry 
.M<zt.6.26.behold,the  fow.of  the  aire,they  labour 
8 .  20.the  birds  of  the  aire  have  neft&but  the 

Lu\ec).^%. 
1 3 . 3  2.fo  that  the  birds  of  the  aire  come  and 

Mar\e  4.32. 
ifcto^^.the  fowles  of  the  aire  came  and  devour. 

I«fcS.y. 
Lu\e  13.19.the  fowles  of  the  aire  lodged  in  it 
All:.  1  o.  1 2.creeping  things,andTowles  of  the  aire 

Chap.  11. 6. 
2i.23.threw  duft  into  theatre 
1  Cor.$, 26.not  as  one  that  beateth  the  aire 

14.9  .ye  (hall  fpeak  into  the  aire 
Ephef.z.z.tht  prince  of  the  power  of  the  aire 
i  Tfo/^4.  i7.to  meet  the  Lord  in  the  aire 
Revel.o. z.the  fun  and  aire  were  darkned 
16.17  .powred  out  his  viall  into  the  aire 
3|ban.  called  Ja\an.  1  Cfoo.1.42. 
Gew.36.27.the  children  of  Ezer,Bilhan,&^%ft 
Jlbbtib. 

1  Chro.  3 .24.fons  of  Elioenai,Pelaiah,  A%}d> 
9. 1 7. the  porters  were Shallum, and  A%_ub 

Neh.ii.io.8t  12. 2j. 
E'tra  2.42.children  of  Al&ub,  children  of  Hatita 
Ver.4j.Wefo7.45. 
M?fo8.7.Jamin,^«&,and  the  Levites 

idbrabbfm. 
Num.sw.to  theafcent  of '  Akfabbim 
Jude.i.$6.ftom  the  going  up  to  Al$abbim 

JHabattto 
M(U.z6.7 .woman  having  an  alabafier  boxe 

Mar\  14.3.  Lu\e  7.37. 
31amelecb. 
To[h  io.26.Afhers  border  Alamelecb 
y  J     y  Wametb- 

1  Cfotf.7.8.fons  of  Bscher,Anathoth,  Alameth 

IHamotb- 
1  Chro.  1  $.20.Bimaiah  with  pfalteries  on  Alamoth 

%\axw. 
Num.  1  o.  j. when  ye  blow  an  alarme.         Ver.6. 
6.blow  an  alarms  for  their  journies 

7.ycu 


ALA      A  LI 


7  .you  (hall  not  found  an  alarme 
9. if to  vvarre,then  za  alarme  with  trumpets 
z  Chro.  1 3 .  i  i.to  cry  alarme  againft  you 
Jer.\.  19.O  my  foule,the  alarm  of  warre 

49.2.I  will  caufe  an  alarme  of  warre 
Joel  2. 1  .found  an  alarme  in  my  holy  Mount 
Zeph.  1 .  i6.a  day  of  alarme  againft  fenced  cities 

Num.  1 2. 1 1  .Aaron  faid  to  Mofcs,Alas  ,my  lord 

24. 2  3. ate,  who  (hal  live  when  God  doth  this 
/#-7-7-Jofhua  f3id,.4te,0  L.God,wherefore 
Judg.6. 22.Gideon  hid,A/.ts,  for  becaufe I  have 

1 1.3  5. alas  my  daughter,thou  haft  brought 

1  2(i;2. 13. 30. mourned  over  him,/4te,my  brother 

2  Kin. 3 •  10. alas  that  tneLord  hath  called 

6.5.ate,mafter>for  it  was  borrowed 
1  <.alas.my  mafter,what  (hall  we  doe 
Jer.  j  0.7  .alas,iox  that  day  is  grcat,fo  that  none 
Eigl{.6.i  i.ftamp  with  thy  foot,and  ivy, Alas 
Joel  1.1  5. alas  for  the  day,for  the  day 
Amos  5.i6.fayinthe  high-waies,^fe,a£w 
Revel.  1 8 .  10.  Alas, aids,  that  greac  city  Babylon 
Chapt.16.19. 

E\e\.  1 3  .j. albeit  I  have  not  fpoken 
Pbilem.  1  ^.albeit  I  do  not  fay  how  thou 

Alemeth. 
1  Cfoo.6.6o.out  of  Ben.  Alcmetb  with  her  fuburbs 

8.3  6Jehoadah  begat  Alemeth 

9.42.Jarah  begat  Alemeth 

ikfor.  15.21  .the  father  of  Alexander  and  Rufus 
<4#.4.6.Annas,Cai.John,&  ^to.gathered  togc. 
19.33  .they  drew  Alexander  out  of  the  «iul  tit. 
Akxanderbe.eka.td  with  the  hand 

1  Tim. i.zo.of  whom  is  Hymeneus  &  Alexander 

2  Tim.q.i/\..Alex.the  Copperf.  did  me  much  evill 

3Me*antyta.    Mepm^ims-   i><  y. 

Ac~i.6.9.fynzgog\ie  of  Libertines  &  Alexandrians 
i8.24.Apollos  borne  at  Alexandria 
27. 6. the  Centurion  found  a  (hip  at  Alexandria 
28. u. after  3. mon.we  departed  in  a  (hip  of  ,4. 

IJLIgume. 

2  C&)o.2.8.fend  me  Cedar  and  Algume  trees 
9.io.fervantsof  Huram  brought  Algume  trees 
1 1. the  king  made  of  Algume  trees  terrifes 
SMfal),  called  Aluahfien.16.qn. 
1  Cfeo.  1 . 5 1  .dukes  of  Edom,duke  Aliab 
2Hforl,  called  Aluanficn.  36.23. 
1  Cfeo.L40.the  fons  ofShobal,^/wzz,  Manahath 

Pliant,    3Ufantiy. 

JW  19. 1 5.I  am  an  «&»*?  in  their  fight 
Pfal.6^.d.zn  aliant  to  my  mothers  children 
Law.  5. 2. our  houfes  to  aliants 

%lien.    Wens. 

Exod.  1 8 . 3 .1  have  been  an  alien  in  a  ftrange  land 
Deut.  14.2 1  .thou  maift  fell  it  to  an  alien 
lfa.6 1 . 5. fons  of  the  alien  (halbe  your  plowmen 
Ephef.z.  1  z. aliens  from  the  common-weal,  of  Ifr. 
Hcb.i  i.34.turncd  to  flight  the  army  of  the  aliens 

aiKenate. 
£^c/f.48.i4.nor  alienate  the  firft  fruits  of  the  land 

HWcnaterj. 
E^.23.i7.her  mind  was  alienated  from  them 
i&.then  my  mind  was  alienated  from  her 

"as  alienated  from  her  lifter 
22.Ileraife  up  from  whom  thy  mind  is  alie. 
28.of  them  from  whom  thy  mind  is  alienat. 
Epbef.4. 18. alienated  from  the  life  of  God 
Co/.  1. 2 1. you  that  were  fometimes  alienated 

mu. 
Df«f.i2.22.uncleanandclean  eat  of  them  alike 

Chap.iy.22. 
1  SrfOT.30.24.they  (hall  part  rf/i/fC 
^b&  2 1 ,26.they  (hall  lie  downe  <z//^ 
Tfal.  3  3 . 1 5. he  fa(hioneth  their  heart  alike 
139.1 2.darkncfle  and  light  both alike 
Fro.  20. 1  o.both  ate  alike  abomination  to  the  Lo. 

27. 1 5. and  a  contentious  woman  are alike 
Ecclef.g.z.aft  things  come  alike  to  all 

.1  i.6\whether  both  fhalbe  alike  good 
Sow.  1 4. 5.  another  efteem  every  day  alike 

mite. 
Gtfz.7. 23  .Noah  only  remained  alive,  and  they 
1 2. 1 2.will  kill  me,and  fave  thee  alive 
43 .7.1s  your  father  yet  alive  ? 


A  L  I       A  L  I 

27  .of  whom  ye  fpake  ?  Is  he  yet  alive  ? 
2  8  .our  father  is  in  good  healthjhe  is  yet  ali. 
45. 26.told  him/aying  Jofeph  is  yet  alive 

28.]ofeph  my  fon  is  yetali.Ile  go  &  fee  him 
46. 3  o.becaufe  thou  art  yet  alive 
5  o.  20.to  fave  much  people  alive 
E.xod.  1 . 1 7.have  faved  the  men-child.a/w.V.  1 8. 
2  2. every  daughter  ye  (hall  fave  alive 
4.18  .fee  whether  they  be  yet  alive 
2  2. 4. if  the  theft  be  found  in  his  hand  alive 
Lev.  1  o.  1 6. angry  with  the  fons  of  Aaron  left  ali. 
i4.4.two  birds  alive  andcleane 
16. io.the  fcape-goat  (halbe  prefented  alive 
26.3  6. left  alive  of  you.  He  fend  afaintneffe 
Num.  16.33  .went  downe  alive  into  the  pit 
21.3  f.fmote  Og,  till  there  were  none  left  ali. 

2  2. 3  3 .1  had  flaine  thee,  and  faved  her  alive 
31.15  .have  ye  faved  all  the  women  alive 

Deut.  4.4  .are  alive  every  one  of  you  this  day 
5. 3  .all  of  us  here  alive  this  day 
6. 24.that  he  might  preferve  us  alive 
20. 1 6\fave  alive  nothing  that  breatheth 
31.27  .while  I  am  yet  alive  with  you 

3  2. 3  9.I  kill,  and  I  make  alive 

Jojh.  2.13  .that  ye  will  fave  alive  my  father 
6.25.Jo(hua  faved  Rahab  alive 
8.23  .the  king  of  Ai  they  took  alive 
1 4 . 1  o  .the  Lord  that  kept  m  e  alive,  as  he  faid 

Judg .8. 19. if  ye  had  faved  them  ali.I  would  not 
2 1 .  i^.gave  wives,which  they  had  faved  alive 

1  Sam.z.6.thz  Lord  killeth,and  maketh alive 

1 5 .8  .took  Agag  the  king  of  the  Amzlek.alive 
27-9.faved  neither  man  nor  woman  alive 

Verfen. 

2  &tf#.i2.i8.whilcthe  child  wasyetalive 

Chapt.2.1.22. 
1 8 . 1 4.while  he  was  alive  in  the  Oake 

1  Kjn.  1 8 . 5  .to  fave  the  horfes  and  mules  alive 

20.18  .be  come  out  for  peace,take  them  alive 
be  come  out  for  warre,  take  them  alive 
3  2^and  he  faid,  Is  he  yet  alive  ?  . 
2 1. 1 5. for  Naboth  is  not  alive Joux.  dead 

2  Kj&i  5 .7  .am  I  a  God  to  kill  and  make  alive 

7-4.if  they  fave  us  alive,  we  live 
1 2.we  (hall  catch  them  alive 

1  o.  1 4#and  he  faid.  Take  them  alive  :  And 

they  took  them  alive,  and  flew  them 
2  Chro. 25.1 2.other  ten  thoufand  left  alive 
Pfal. 30.3  .thou  haft  kept  me  ali. thit  I  lhould  net 
Pro.  1 . 1 2.fwallow  them  up  alive  as  the  grave 
Ecckf.q. z.xhz  living  which  arc  yet  alive 
Jer. 49. a  1 J  will  preferve  them  alive 
£^.7 . 1 3  .foldalthough  they  were  yet  alive 

1 3 . 1 8 .  w  ill  ye  fave  the  foules  alive  that  come 
1  p.the  foules  alive  that  (hould  not  live 

1 8 . 27 .he  (hall  fave  his  foule  alive 
Dan.  $.19. whom  he  would  he  kept  alive 
Mat. 27. 63. deceiver  faid,whikhe  wasyetalive 
Mar.  16.11  .when  they  heard  that  he  was  alive 
Lu\.  1 5 .24.my  fon  was  dead,and  is  alive,  V.3  2. 

2  4. 2  3  av  hich  faid  that  he  was  alive 

Ac~l.  1 . 3-fhewed  himfelfe  alive  after  his  pad!  on 
9.4 1. had  called  the  widows,prefented  her  ali. 
20. 1 2.they  brought  the  young  man  alive 
25.19.whom  Paul  affirmed  to  btalive 

Rom.6. 1 1  .but  alive  unto  God,through  Jef.Chrift 
1 3  .as  thofe  that  are  alive  from  the  dead 
7.9.I  was  alive  without  the  Law 

1  Cor.  1 5 . 2  2X0  in  Chrift  (hall  all  be  made  alive 

1  Ibef.tf.  1 5  .that  we  which  are  alive.       Ver.  1 7 . 

Eev.  1 . 1 8  .and  behold,I  am  alive  for  evermore 
2. 8. firft  andthelaftjwhichwas  dead,&  isali. 
i9.20.thefe  both  were  caft  al.into  a  lake  of  fi. 
Steep  ailfoe.  See  in  &#•). 

m 

Gen.z.  i.heavens  &  earth  fini(hed,and  all  the  hoft 
20.  Adam  gave  names  to  all  cattell 
3 .  i4.thou  art  curfed  above  all  cattell 

20.becaufe(hewas  the  mother  of  all  living 
7.1  .come  thou  and  all  thy  houfe  into  the  Arke 
1 1  .all  the  fount,  of  the  greatdeep  broken  up 
1  q.all  cattell  after  their  kind  went  in 

1  g.atl  the  high  hills  were  covered 

2  z.all  in  whofe  noftrils  was  breath  of  life 
8.  r  .God  remembred  Noah  and  all  cattell 
11 ,6.they  have  all  one  language 


ALL      ALL 


1 2. 3  .all  families  of  the  earth  be  bleffed 

Chapt.a8.14. 
5-Abr.took  all  their  fubftance  they  had  gat. 
20.Phar.fent  him  away,and  all  that  he  had ' 
1 3.  i.Abratn  went  out  of  Egypt,he,&  all  that 
xo.Lot  beheld  a#the  plaine  of  Jordan 
1 1  .Lot  chofe  him  all  the  plain  or  Jordan 
1 5  .all  the  land  which  thou  feeft,Ue  give 

Chap.26.3j4, 
14.7  .Chedorlao.  (mote  all  the  countrie  of  the 
1 1  .took  all  the  goods  of  Sodom,  8callvi&. 
i6.brought  backe  «//the  goods 
17.8.1k  give  thee  rftftbe  landof  Canaan 
23 .Abraham  tookall that  were  born  in  his 
and  all  that  were  bought  with  his  mony 
1 8.26.1k  fpare  allthc  place  for  their  fakes 

28.wilt  deftroy  all  the  city  for  lack  of  five 
19.2.  turne  in,and  tarry  all  night 

we  will  abide  in  the  ftreeta/Znight 

1  /.neither  ftay  thou  in  all  theplaine 

2  5 .  he  overthrew  all  the  plain,&  all  the  inh. 
2  8. looked  toward  all  the  land  of  the  plaine 

20.7.thou  (halt  die,and  all  that  are  thine 

8 .  Abimelech  rofe  early,  &  called  all  his  fer, 

and  told  all  thefe  things  in  their  eares 

1 8. had  faft  clofed  up  all  the  wombes 

2i.6.fo  that  all  that  heare  will  laugh  with  me 

24. 3  6.unto  him  hath  he  given  all  that  he  hath 

54.did  eateand  drink,  and  tarried  all  night 

2  5 . 5.  Abraham  gave  all  that  he  had  to  Ifaac 

2  5  .the  firft  came  out  red  all  over 
26. 1 5 .all  the  Wels  his  fathers  ferv.had  digged 
27.37.aZ/  his  breth.have  I  given  for  fervants 
28. 1 1. certain  place, &  tarried  there  all nicht 

1 5.I  will  keep  thee  in  all  places  whither 
29.3  .thither  were  all  the  flockes  gathered 

8.cannot,tillrfK  the  flockes  be  gathered 
30.3  2.1k  pafle  througli  all  thy  flocke  to  day 
and  remove  thence  all  the  fpeckled,  and 
all  the  browne  cattell  among  the  (heep 

3  1 . 1  Jaccb  hath  taken  away  all  that  was  our 

hath  he  gotten  all  this  glory 
8  .then  all  the  cattell  bare  fpcckkd,and 

then  bare  all  the  cattell  ring-ftraked 

1  z.ke,all  the  rams  which  leap  upon  the    - 

fen  all  that  Laban  doth  unto  thee 

i6.for  all  the  riches  which  God  hath  taken 

1  S.Jacob  carried  away  all  his  cattelkand 

alltht  goods  which  he  had  gotten 
3  4. Laban  fearched  all  the  tent,  but 
37.whereas  thou  haft  fearched<z# 
43  .and  all  that  thou  feeft  is  mine 
54.tarried<z# night  in  the  Mount 
32.1 9X0  he  comand.  all  that  followed  droves 
3  3-8.whatmeaneft  thou  by  all  this  drove 

1 3  .all  the  flocke  would  die 
34. 1 9. more  honourab.then all  the  hou.of  his 
24.^//  that  went  out  of  the  gate  of  the  city 

2  5  .and  flew  all  the  males 

29. took  all  their  wealth,&  all  their  lit.ones 
and  fpoilcd  all  that  was  in  the  houfe 
3  5  -4.gave  unto  Jacob  all  the  ftrange  gods 

and  all  their  ear-rings  which  were  in 

36.6.Efau  took  all  the  perfons  of  his  houfe    ; 

and  hiscattell,  and  a//hisbeafts,  and 

all  his  fubftance  which  he  had  got  in 

37.3  .Jacob  loved  Jofeph  more  then  all 

3  %.all  his  fons,  all  his  daug.rofe  up  to  comf. 
39. 3. the  Lord  maaeall  that  he  did  to  profper 

4. made  him  over-feer  over  houfe,  &  all  that 
6. he  left  all  that  he  had  in  Jofephs  hand 
8. hath  comitted  all  that  he  hath  to  my  hand 
22. committed  to  Jofephs  hand  allthepriC. 

4i.29.great  plenty  throughout  all  the  land 
3  o.all  the  plenty  (hall  be  forgotten 
3  5  .let  them  gather  al  the  food  of  thofe  good 
39-as  God  hath  (hewed  thee  d# this 
40. to  thy  word  (hall  all  be  ruled 
48  .gathered  up  all  the  food  of  the  7-yeares 
5 1  .God  hath  made  me  forget  all  my  toile 

and  all  my  fathers  houfe 
5  5. when  all  the  land  of  Egypt  was  famifhed 
5 6. Jofeph  opened^  the  ftore-houfes 
5  j. all  countries  came  into  Egypt  to  buy  co. 

42. 1  i.wearerf//one  man6  fons,we  are  true  m. 
1 7  .he  put  them  all  together  into  ward 

29.told 


ALL      ALL 


z9.told  him  all  that  befell  them 
4  *  lUeftThou  and all  that  thou  haft  come  to 


toia  mm  ««-  i»<"  ""■— -~-    .       , 

.thou  (halt  be  neerme,  and  all  that  thou 


i5 


'.he  kifled  ^his  brethren 


A -  1  'my  father,  and  all  they  have  are  come 
izjofeph  nourished  a#  his  fath.  houfhold 
1 5  [all  the  land  of  Egypt  fainted 
I4  Jofeph  gathered  up  all  the  monie 
!  ^.aiZthe  Egyptianscame  &  faid,  Givebr. 
.8.15  .the  God  which  fed  me  all  my  life  long 
?o.'7.withhim  went  up  all  the  fcrv.of  Pharaoh 
and  allthe  Elders  of  the  land  of  Egypt 
1 4. Jofeph  returned, &  all  that  went  up  with 
£^.4.18.  told  Aaron  all  the  fignes  G.had  com. 
6-ao.fpeak  to  Pharaoh  all  that  I  fay 
T.a.thou  (halt  fpeak  all  that  I  command 
i'o.'i  z.that  locufts  may  eat  all  the  haile  left 
1 1 '.  5  .all  the  firft-borne  of  Egypt  fhall  die 

and-<zK  the  firft-borne  of  beafts 

1  2.  1  %.  I  will  finite  all  the  firft-born  of  Egypt 

3  3  .for  they  faid,We  be  all  dead  men 
1 1 . 1  2.fet  apart  <zK  that  openeth  the  matrix 
1 8]&.Mofes  told  his  father  all  that  the  L.had 

24.Mofes  did  all  that  he  had  faid 
1 a$'.all  that  the  L.  hath  fpoken  we  will  doe 

Chap.24.7. 
20.  1  i.in  6.daies  made  heav.earth,  fea,and  all 

2  j.aa.if  thou  (halt  do  all  that  I  fpeake 
zj. 17. all  the.  pillars  round  about  the  court 

19.aU  the  veffels  of  the  tabernacle  in  all 

thefervicethereof,and<?K  the  pins 

thereof,  and  all  the  pins  of  the  court 

Chapt.38.31. 

28.31  .make  the  robe  of  the  Ephod  all  of  blue 

Chap.39.2a. 

29.  1  3  .take  all  the  fat  that  covereth  the  inwa. 

24.put  all  into  the  hands  of  Aaron 
3 1 ,6.that  they  may  make  all  I  have  comman. 
Chap.35.10. 

3  3 . 1  o.Ile  make  all  my  goodneffe  paffe  before 
3  4. 1 9. all  that  openeth  the  matrijc  is  m  ine 

3  z.he  gave  in  command.tfK  the  L.had  fpok. 
36.y.the  curtaines  were  tfKof  one  fize 
3j.2z.all  of  it  was  one  beaten  worke 
38.22.Bezaleel  made  all  the  Lord  comanded 
30.32.  thus  was  all  the  work  of  the  tab.finim. 
40.o.annoint  the  tabern.  &  all  that  is  therein 
(halt  hallow  it,and  all  the  veffels  thereof 
Levit.  3. 1 6.  all  the  fat  is  the  Lords 

4.  iq.take  all  the  fat,and  burne  it.      Ver.26. 
6. 18. all  the  males  of  Aaron  fhall  eate  of  it 

Verfe  29. 
y.g.all  themeat-off.that  isbaken  in  the  oven 
all  that  is  dreffed  in  the  frying-pan  fhalbe 
8.io.Mofes  took  the  tab.  Scall  therein,&  fan. 
io.n. teach  the  children  of  Ifrael  all  the  flat. 
1 1  ,io.all  that  have  not  fins  are  abomination 

27.0K  maner  of  beafts,  that  go  on  all  foure 

3  i.thefeuncleanamongaK  that  creep 
14.8.1s  tobecleanfed,fhallfhaveoff all  his  ha. 

3  6.that  all  that  is  in  the  houfe  be  not  uncle. 

1  j.i6.waflifl#  his  flefh  in  water 

16.2  i.confeffe  over  him  all  the  iniquities  of 
22.the  goat  beared  their  iniquities 

1 9.24.01  the  4tl,.year  all  the  fruit  fhalbe  holy 
3  7.  ye  fhall  obferve  all  my  ftatutes 

Chap.20.22. 

2  $.42.d#  that  are  Ifraelites  born  (hal  dwell  in 
2  5 .7  .(hall  all  the  increafe  thereof  be  meat 

9.make  trumpet  found  through  all  the  land 

1  o.proclaime  liberty  through  all  the  land 

unto  all  the  inhabitants  thereof 
2  6. 1 4.W1II  not  do  all  thefe  commandments 
27-9.dK  that  any  man  giveth  fhalbe  holy 

2  5  .all  thy  eftimation  fhalbe  according  to 
Num.  1 . 3  .all  that  are  able  to  go  forth  to  warre 

Ver.20  22,24. 

2.9M  that  were  numbred  of  the  camp  of  Juda 

i6.aUthzt  were  numb.ofthe  camp  of  Reu. 

24.dK  that  were  numb.of  the  camp  of  Eph. 

3 1  .all  that  were  numb.in  the  camp  of  Dan 

3  2.  all  thofe  that  were  numbred  of  the  cam. 
3.13  .all  the  firft-born  are  mine  :  for  on  the 

when  I  fmote  all  the  firft-born  of  Egypt 
I  hallowed  all  the  firft-borne  in  Ifrael 


ALL       ALL 

3  $.0.11  that  were  numbred  of  the  Levites 

Chapt.4.46. 

42.Mofes  numbred  all  the  firft-born  males 
4.23.^  that  enter  in  to  performe  the  fervice 

27.at  appointment  of  Aaron  fhalbe  all  the 

11.aU  that  might  dofervice  were  numbred 
5 .30.prieft  fhall  execute  on  her  all  this  law 
1 1 . 1 2.have  I  conceived  all  this  people 

2  2. fhall  all  the  fifh  of  the  fea  be  gathered 

3  2.the  people  ftood  up  all  that  day 

and  all  that  night,and  all  the  next  day 
1 3.3  .all  thofe  men  Moles  lent  to  fpie  were  he. 
i4,22.becaufe<z#  thofe  men  have  tempted  me 

29. your  carkaffes  fhall  fall,&  all  numbred 
1 5 .40. may  remember,&  do  all  my  commartd. 
16.16.be  thou  &  allthy  comp.  before  the  Lo. 
17.17  .behold  we  perifh,  we  all  perifh 
18.21  .given  the  children  of  Levi  all  the  tenth 
1 9 . 1 4.3  man  dieth,tf  K  that  come  into  the  tent 
and  all  that  is  in  the  tent  fhalbe  unclean 
20.  i4.thou  knoweft  all  the  travell  that  hath 
22.4.now  fhall  this  company  licke  up  all 
23.13  .thou  fhalt  not  fee  them  all 

z6.allthat  the  Lordfpeaketh  that  muft  I  do 

2  5 ,4.take  all  the  heads  of  the  people,and  hang 
3 1 .9#took  all  the  women  of  Midian  captives 

and  took  the  fpoile  of  all  their  cattell,  and 
all  their  flockes,anddK  their  goods 

I  o. burnt  all  their  cities  wherein  they  dwelt 

and  all  their  goodly  caftles  with  fire 

I I  .they  took  all  the  fpoile,  and  all  the  prey 
32.13  .untill  all  the  generation  was  confumed 

beut.1.14. 

1  j.ye  fhall  deftroy  all  this  people 

2 1  .will  go  all  of  you  armed  over  Jordan 

33.5  2.then  ye  fhall  drive  out  all  the  inhabit. 

deftroy  all  their  piftures3«K  molten  imag. 

and  pluck  downe  all  their  high  places 

3  5.7,^  the  cities  ye  fhall  give  to  the  Levites 

Verfc48. 
Deut.2.3  6.the  Lord  our  God  delivered  all  to  us 
3. 1. he  and  a// his  people  to  battell 
2 1  .thine  eies  hath  feen  all  that  the  Lord 

Chap.29.2. 
5 . 3 . w  ho  are  aK  of  us  here  alive 
i3.fixedaiesdo  all  thy  worke 

27  .heare  all  that  the  Lo.our  God  fhall  fay 

28  .have  w  ell  faid  all  that  they  have  fpoken 
6. 2.that  thou  mighteft  keep  all  his  ftatutes 

25  .our  righteoufnes,  if  we  obferve  to  do  all 
7.1  j.the  Lord  will  take  from  thee  all  ficknefs 
8. 1 3. and  all  that  thou  haft  is  multiplied 
12.11  .thither  fhall  ye  bring  all  that  I  comand 
14. there  fhalt  thou  do  all  that  I  command 
1 3 . 1  ?  .thou  fhalt  deftroy  all  that  is  therein 
1 6. thou  fhalt  gather  all  the  fpoile  of  it 

andburnaK  the  fpoile  every  whit 

1 8. fhalt  hearken  to  keep  all  his  command. 

\%.y.all  that  have  fins  and  fcales  fhall  ye  eate 

22.truly  tithe  all  the  increafe  of  thy  field 

i6.4.any  of  the  flefh  thou  facrif.remain  all ni. 

i6.three  times  in  a  year  fhall  allthy  males 

1 8. 1  z.all  that  do  thefc  things  are  abominatio 

1 8. he  fhall  fpeak  all  that  I  command  them 

20.14.the  cattell,  and  all  that  is  in  the  city 

all  the  fpoile  thereof  fhalt  thou  take 
25.18  .fmote  even  all  that  were  feeble 
26. 1 8  .that  thou  fhouldft  keep  all  his  comand. 
28 .6o.will  bring  upon  thee  all  the  dife.of  Eg. 
29.10.ye  ftand  this  day  all  of  you  before  the  L. 
zo.all  the  curfes  written  in  thisbook  fhall 
27«to  bring  upon  it  alltht  curfes  that  are 
32.27.the  Lord  hath  not  done  all  this 
fofh.  1. 16. all  that  thou  command.us  we  will  doe 
2.9.0K  the  inhabitants  of  the  land  faint,  beca. 

1 3  .fave  alive  my  fath.  &  all  that  they  have 
6. 1 7.city  fhalbe  accurfed,&  all  that  are  therein 
22.bring  out  the  worn,  and  all  that  fhe  hath 
24-burnt  the  city  with  fire,  and  all  that  was 
8 .4.far  from  the  city,but  be  ye  all  ready 
9#9.heard  all  that  he  did  in  Egypt 

1  o.all  that  he  did  to  the  two  kings  of  the  A. 

10.30.flK  the  foules  therein.  V.3  2,3  5,37,39. 

40.  Jofhua  fmote  «K  the  country  of  the  hills 

all  their  kings,  he  left  none  remaining 

but  deftroyed  all  that  breathed,as  the 


A  L  .L      ALL 

1 1. 6.11e  deliver  them  up^Kflain  before  Ifrael 

1  a.dK  other  they  took  in  battell 

1  z.zq.all  the  Kings, thirty  and  one 
13.  z.all  the  borders  of  the  Phil.  &  all  Gefhuri 
2 1.4  %.all  came  to  paffe.  Chap.23.i4. 

2  2.2.you  have  kept  all  that  Mofes  commanded 
/«rfjc:.3.29.flew  of  Moab  ioooo.aKlufty,dKmen 

6.1 3. be  with  us,why  is  tfKthis  befallen  us  ? 

where  be  all  his  miracles  which  our 
S.ioM  that  were  left  of  all  the  hoft 
9.2  5. and  they  robbed  all  that  came 

5  3  .and  all  to  breake  his  skull 
1 3 . 1 +.aU  that  I  comanded  her,  let  her  obferve 
1 6. 3  .went  away  with  them,barre  and  all 

3 1  .all  the  houfe  of  his  father  buried  him 
1 8 . 3 1  .all  the  time  the  houfe  of  G.was  in  Shil. 
i9.30.aK  that  faw  it  faid  there  was  no  fuch 
20>7.ye  are  all  children  of  Ifrael 

i6.among  all  this  people  7^cleft-handed 

48  .as  the  beaft,and<zKthat  came  to  hand 

fet  on  fire  all  the  cities  they  came  to 
Ruth  2. 1 1  .all  that  thou  hid  done  to  thy  mother 

2 1  .till  they  have  ended  all  my  harveft 
3.5.<zK  that  thou  fayeft  I  will  doc 

1 1 .1  will  doe  all  that  thou  requireft 

1 6.fhe  told  her  all  that  the  man  had  done 
4.9.I  have  bought  all  that  was  Elimelechs 
1  Sam.z.i4..all  the  flefh-hook  brought  up  he  had 

2  2.Eli  heard  all  that  his  fons  did  unto  all 
6.4.one  plague  was  on  you  all 
■j. z.all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  lamented  after 
g.6.a!l  that  he  faith  cometh  furely  to  paffe 

19.1k  tell  thee  aKthat  is  in  thine  heart 
20.on  whom  is  all  the  defire  of  Ifrael  fet 
xo.g.all  thofe  fignes  came  to  paffe  that  day 

1  i.whendK  that  knew  him  faw  that  hepr. 
i2.20.yehave  done  all  this  wickedneffe 
1 3 .  zo. all  the  Ifraelites  went  down  to  the  Phi. 
1 4.7  .doe  all  that  is  in  thine  heart 
15.3  .finite  Amalek,deftroy  all  that  they  have 
9.Saul  &  the  people  fpared  all  that  was  good 
1 1. he  cried  to  the  Lord  all  night 
1 6. 1 1  .are  here  all  thy  children 
1 7.47.^  this  affembly  fhall  know  that 
18. 3  o.more  wifely  then  aK  the  fervan.  ofSaul 
19.18  .David  told  Sam.all  that  Saul  had  done 
2  2.7.will  the  fon  of  Jeffe  make  you  all  capt. 
8. that  all  of  you  have  confpired 

1  i.fent  for  Ahimel.and  all  his  fathers  houfe 
they  came  all  of  them  to  the  King 

i4.whofo  faithfull  among  all  thy  fervan.as 
i6.furely  die,  thou  and  all  thy  fathers  hou. 
23.23  .He  fearch  him  through  a/7  the  thouf.of 
25.1 2.Davids  men  turned,and  told  him  all 
26. 1  a.for  they  were  tf#afleep,becaufe  a  deep 
3o.8.and  without  faile  recover  all 

1 8  .David  recovered  all.  Ver.  1 9 . 

3 1. 1  z.all  the  valiant  men  arofe,and  went 

all  night,  and  took  the  body  of  Saul 
S##.2.29.Abner  &  hismen  walked  allthe  nig. 

3  2.Joab  and  his  men  went  all  night 
3.i9.AbnerfpakedKthat  feemed  good  tolfr. 

2  5  .and  to  know  all  that  thou  doft 
6. 1 1  .the  L.blefled  Obed-Edom  &  all  his  ho. 

1  Cfc-0.13.14, 
7. 3  .do  all  that  is  in  thine  heart,for  the  Lord 
1  i.22.meffen.fhewed  David  allthzt  Joab  had 
12.3  1. thus  did  he  to  allthechildr.of  Ammon 
13.23.  Abfalom  invited  all  the  Kings  fons 

2  5  .let  us  not  all  now  go,  left  we 
29-then  all  the  kings  fons  arofe,and  fled 

3  o.  Abfalom  hath  flain  all  the  kings  fons 
3  3 .  to  think'that  all  the  kings  fons  are  dead 

1 5 . 1  B.aU  his  fervants  paffed  on  befide  him 

all  the  Cherethites,<zK  the  Pelethites, 
and  allthe  Gittites,  600. men 
i6".4.thine  are  all  that  pertained  to  Mephibof. 
8. returned  upon  thee  all  the  bloud  of  the 
23X0  was  all  the  counfell  of  Ahitophel 
1 7. 3  .is  as  if  all  returned 
i8.a8.Ahimaaz  faid,^Kiswell 

3  z.all  that  rife  againft  thee  be  as  that 
I9.6.and  all  we  had  died  this  day 
1 4.returne  thou  and  all  thy  fervants 
30. let  him  take  all,  forafmuchasmy  Lord 
21. 1 4.they  performed  all  that  the  king  comm. 
23. 5. ordered 


ALL       ALL 


ALL       ALL 


ALL      ALL 


23.  J. ordered  in  all  things  and  Cure  :  for  this 
is  all  my  falvation}and  all  my  defire 
i  Rift.  i.p.Adonijah  ailed  all  his  brethren 

qp.all the  guefts  with  Adonijah  were  afraid 
i>44.thou  knoweft  all  the  wickcdnes  thine  h. 
5. 8. and  I  will  doe  all  thy  defire 
6. 1  z.keep  all  my  command.to  walke  in  them 
7.i4.cunning  to  work  all  workes  in  brafle 
came  to  K.Solo.  &  wrought  all  his  work 

37^/Zofthemhadone  cafting,onemeafure 
9.9-the  L.hath  brought  upon  them  all  this 
10.3  .told  her  all  her  queftions 

1 3  .gave  all  her  defire  befides  that 

2  3  .King  Solomo  exceeded  all  the  Kings  of 
1 1. 1 3  .lie  not  rend  away  all  the  kingdoms 

4 1  .the  reft  of  Sol.a&Sj  and  all  that  he  ityJL 
1 3 . 1 1  .told  him  all  the  wor.the  man  o;  G.did 
i4.9.donc  evil  above  all  that  were  before  thee 
Chapt.  16.30. 

10. till  it  be  all  gone 

2  z.above  all  that  their  fathers  had  done 
z6.he  took  away  all,  took  away  all  faidds 

i$.ia.removedfl//theidolshis  fath.had  made 
1 6. 2  5 .Omii  di d  worfe  then  all 

3  3.Ahab  provoked  more  thenall  the  kings 
19. 18. all  the  knees  which  have  not  bowed  to 
20.4.I  am  thine,and  all  that  I  have 

$,all  thou  didft  fend  for  at  firft  lie  do,but 
2  Kw. 3. 2 1. gathereda/Z  that  were  able  to  put  on 
5 .  1 2. rivers  of  Damafcus  better  then  all 

2 1  .lighted  to  meet  him,&  faid,Is  all  well  ? 

2 2. he  ta.id,All  is  well,  my  matter  fent  me 
7, 1 3  .they  are  as  all  the  multitude  of  Ifrael 

even  as  all  the  multitude  of  the  Ifraelitcs 
8 .4.tel  mc  all  the  great  things  Elifh.hat  h  done 

6.reftore  all  that  was  hers 
9.1 1. Is  all  well  ?  Whercfore-cr.vie  this 
1  o.  5  .we  will  do  all  that  thou  lfnli  bid 

1  i.Jehu  flew  all  that  remained  of  Ah?.b 
i9.calluntomed//the  prophets  of  Baal 

all  his  fervants,  and  all  his  pricfts 
1 1 . 1  .deftroyed  all  the  feed  royall 

1  j.i^.Menahem  fmote  Tiphfah,&<i/Z  therein 
i8.i2.tranfgreffedthe  coven. &  aliihn  Mofes 
1g.1g.all  the  kingdo.of  the  earth  may  know 

35.they  wetcall  deadcorpfes.     2/^.37.36. 

20.1 3. Htz.fheweda/Z  that  was  found  in  hts 

Ifajab  39.2. 

17  Jill  that  is  in  thine  houfe  fhalbe  carried 

Ifaiab  39.6. 

2  r:  11.Manaf.did  wickedly  above  all  the  Amo. 

24-ilew  all  them  that  had  confpircd  aga.K. 
2  tffcow.33.25. 
2  2.20.thineeies  fhall  not  feed// the  evill  lie 
24.7vK.nf  Bab. had  toenail  that  pcrt.to  Egy. 

16.aU  that  were  ftrong  &  apt  for  war  he  to. 

1  Cfc/-0.5.2o.Hagarits  were  deliv.  &  all  tint  wen  ; 
7 . 3  .all  of  them  chiefe  men 

'  10.11  .all  Jabefh-Gilead  heard  all  the  Phi.h  ad 
12.15  .when  it  had  overflown  all  his  banker  ; 
andput  to  flight  ail  them  of  theva'./ues 
3  %.all  their  brethren  were  at  their  corr  ,ond 
i6.32.1etthefieldsrejoyce,&<?//thatis  the/in 
21.3  .are  they  not  all  my  lords  fervants 

<$.all  they  oflfrael  wereathoufand  ihoufa. 

2  3. wheat  for  the  meat-offering,!  gfve  it  all 
26. 2.8. all  that  Samuel  &  Saul  had  dedicated 
28.1g.all  this,faid  David,  the  Lord  •  made  me 
29.11  .thou  art  exalted  as  head  abr  ,Ve  all 

16. all  this  ftore  that  we  have  pr  epared  to 
cometh  of  thine  ha  nd,&  is  all  thine  own 

2  Cto'.5.i2.  Levitsthe  fingers,d//of  them  of  Afa. 

7 . 1 1  .Solo.finifhed  all  that  came,  into  his  heart 
22. hath  he  brought  all  this  e  «yill  upon  them 

25.1 2. and  they  all  were  broken  in  pieces 

28 . 1 5  .clothed  all  that  were  1  iaked  am^ng  the 
carried  all  that  were '  feeble  upon  afl".  s 

29.28  '.all  this  continued  til  i  the  burnt-of.was 
29. King  and. all  that  w  ere  prefent  bowed 

3 1. 1. until  they  had  utterly  deftroied  them  all 
then  all  the  children  of  Ifrael  returned 

32.30.thathemightknc.wd/Zthat  was  in  his 

3  3.8. fo  that  they  will  take  heed  to  do  all 

3 4.7.cut  down  all  the. idols  throughout  all 
1  i.all  that  could  s'kill  of  mftrumenrs  of 
1 6. all  that  was  cotnmit.to  thy  ferv.they  do 


3  2.hecaufeda#  that  were  prefent  to  ftand 
3  3  .made  all  that  were  prefent  in  Ifr.to  ferve 
3  5 .7 .  Jofiah  gave  all  for  paflbver  offerings 
3  6. 1 7.he  gave  them  all  into  his  hand 
E^a  1 .6. all  they  about  them  ftrengthened  their 
befides  all  that  was  willingly  offered 
6.zo.all  of  them  were  pure,&  killed  the  PafT. 
for  all  the  children  of  the  c.aptivity 
2 1  .all  inch  as  had  fepar.themfelves,  did  eate 
7. 1 3.that  all  they  that  are  minded  go  up 

2  5  .all  fuch  as  know  the  lawes  of  thy  God 
8.20  <z//ofthem  were  exprefledby  name 

2  z.wrath  is  againft  all  them  that  forfa.him 

3  5 .all  this  was  a  burnt-offerim  /  to  the  Lord 
\o.  14.  let  all  which  have  taken  ftrange  wives 

Nrfi.4.8  .confpired  all  of  them  tog  fth.to  fight  ae. 
1  f  .we  returned  all  of  us  to  the  wall 
6.9. they  all  made  us  afraid 

1 6.  when  all  our  enemies  heard 
8.2.and  all  that  could  hear  e  with  underftand. 
9. 5. which  is  exalted  above  :ol  blefling  &  praife 
6\thou  preferveft  them  pil 
3  2. let  not  all  the  trou'  ole  fcem  little 
10. 28  <z//they  that  had  f  .ep.themfelves  clave  to 

29. to  obferve  and  d<  ^  all 
1 1.1 2. all  the  Levits  i  n  the  holy  city  were  200 
£/Z.i.  13.  towards  d//th  at  knew  law  &  judgment 
2. 1 5.the  King  loved  1  Either  aboved// 
4. 1  .w>.en  Mord.pc  .-ceived  all  that  was  done 

1 1. all  the  King-  s  fervants  know  that  whofo. 
5.13  yet  all  this  ?  .vaileth  me  nothing 
Job  i.5.barnt.-oiF.a  .ccord.to  the numb.of  them  al 
10  and  abou  c  all  that  he  hath 
■    1 1  toucli  all  that  he  hath,and  he  will  curfe 

1  i.all  that  "ne  jiath  is  in  thy  power 
2.4MI  that  a   man  hath  will  he  give  for  his  li. 
1 3 . 1  .lo.mir  ,e  eye  hath  feen  all  this 

4.  ye  are  nil  Phyficians  of  no  value 
1  5.20.tra-  relleth  with  paind//  his  daies 
i6.2.mif  arable  comforters  are  you  all 
"  17.7M  mymembersareasafhadow 
io.byut  as  for  you  *z//,doyou  returne 
19. 19  ..all  my  inward  friends  abhorred  me 
24.2,  |.aretaken  outoftheway  asa// other 
3  1.4  -fee  my  waies,  and  count  all  my  fteps 
1  2 .and  would  root  out  all  my  increafe 
3  3  . 1 1 .  he  marketh  all  my  pathes 
3  -  f .  1 9.for  they  all  are  the  work  of  his  hands 

21.  he  feeth  all  his  goings 
36.1 9.no,  not  gold,nor  a// the  forces  of  ftren. 
3  8. 1 8. declare  if  thou  knoweft  it  all 
42.1 1. then  came  unto  him  all  his  brethren 
all  his  lifters,and  all  they  that  had  bin  of 
Tfal.  2. 1 2.blefTed  are  all  they  that  truft  in  him 
5. 5. thou  hated  all  workers  of  iniquity 

1 1  .let  all  that  put  their  truft  in  thee,  rejoyce 
6.8  depart  from  me  all  ye  workers  of  iniquity 
9. 1  .lie  fhew  forth  all  thy  marvellous  workes 

1 4.that  I  may  mew  forth  all  thy  praife 
14.3  .they  are  all  gone  afidesthey  are  all 
4. have  all  the  workers  of  iniquity  no 
1 6. 3 .  in  w  hom  is  all  my  delight 
20. 4. and  fulfilW/thy  counfell 
22.7. all  they  that  fee  me  laugh  me  to  fcorne 
1 7.I  may  tell  all  my  bones 
29.aU  hey  that  befatfhall  worfhip 
all  they  that  go  down  to  the  duft  fhal  bow 
34.1 9. the  Lo.delivereth  him  out  of  them<z# 

20. he  keepeth  all  his  bones 
38.9.0// my  defire  is  before  thee 

3  9. 1 2. as  all  my  fathers  were 
40.  i6.1etd#  thofe  that feek  thee  rejoyce 

Tfal.70.4. 
4 1. 3. thou  wilt  make  all  his  bed  in  his  ficknes 

j. all  that  hate  me  whifper  together  againft 
44. 1 7  .all  this  is  come  upon  us,yet 

4  5 .8  .all  thy  garments  fmell  of  myrrhe 
1 3  .Kings  daughter  is  all  glorious  within 

50. 1  i.I  know  all  the  fowls  of  the  mountains 
51.9.  and  blot  out  all  mine  iniquities 
56. 5.  all  their  thoughts  are  againft  me 

6  2. 3. ye  {halbe  fhine  a// of  you 
64.8.^// that  fee  them  fhall  fleeaway 

io.all  the  upright  in  heart  fhall  glory 
69.19.my  adverfaries  are  all  before  thee 

7  3 .2 7. halt  deftroied  all  them  that  go  a  whor.  j 


74.3.ereria/Z  that  the  enemy  hath  done  wick. 

7  6.9.10  £avea#  the  meek  of  the  earth 

1 1. let  all  that  be  round  about  him  bring 
%  0.1 2. all  they  which  parte  by  the  way  plucta 

8  2.6. allot  you  are  children  of  the  moit  Hi°h 
87.7 .all  my  fprings  are  in  thee 

89.41  .all  that  paffe  by  the  way  fpoile  him 
go. g. all  our  daies  are  paft  in  thy  wrath 

94. 1  %.all  the  uptight  in  heart  fhall  follow  it 
96. 1 2.the  field  bc;oyfull5&  all  that  is  thuein 
97-7.confounded  be  all  they  that  ferve  graven 
102.26.all  of  them  fhall  waxe  old  like  a  oar. 
io$.i.all  that  is  within  me  bleffehiS  name 

1 04.24.in  wifdome  haft  thou  made  chem  all 

27.thefe  waitd/Zupon  thee 
107.42.and  all  iniquity  fhall  flop  her  mouth 
1 09. 1 1  .let  the  extortioner  catch  all  chat  h; 
in.  7. all  his  commandements  are  fure 

I  o. good  underfhnd.have  all  they  that  doe 
1 1 9.9 1. for  all  are  thy  fervants 

99.more  underftand.  then  all  my  teachers 

I I  S.haft  troden  down  all  .hem  that  do  erre 
1 68  .for  all  my  waies  are  before  thee 

1 29. 5  .let  them  all  be  confound.that  h:.te  Mon 
1 3  2.1  .Lord  rememb.  David,  &  all  hisaffLct. 
13  3 . 2.magnified  thy  word  above  all  thyN  Jme 
143.  i2.deftroy  all  them  that  afflict  my  foule 
145. 14-the  Lord  upholdeth  all  chat  fall  and 

1  raifeth  up  all  thofe  that  be  bowed  dewne 
zo.the  L.prefcrvethtf#them  that  loveiim 

but  all  the  wicked  will  he  deftroy 
1 46.6. made  earth,fea,  and  all  that  therein  is 
i47.4.hecalleth  th<m  all  by  their  names 
Pro.  1 .  i4.1et  us  all  have  one  purfe 

2  5  .fet  at  nought  all  my  counfell 
3 . 1 7  .all  her  paths  are  peace 
4.26.1et  all  thy  waies  be  eftablifhed 
8.9.they  afc  <ri/plaine  to  him  that  underftan. 

l6. all  they  that  hate  me  love  death 
2  2.2.the  Lord  is  the  maker  of  them  all 
24.3  i.fojit  wasd#growne  over  with thornes 
29. 1 1  .a  foole  uttereth  all  his  mind 

1 2. all  his  fervants  are  wicked 
30.27.yet  go  they  forth  all  of  them  by  bands 

3 1.2  9. but  thou  excelleft  them  all 
Ecclef.i.z.all isvanity.  V.14.CJ1.2.11.&  12.8. 

1 6.more  wifdome  then  all  they  that  have 

2  7. above  all  that  were  in  Jerufalem 
9.I  increafed  more  then  all  that  were 

3 . 1 9.they  have  all  one  breath 

20.a//go  unto  one  place,  all  are  of  the  duft 
and  all  tume  to  duft  againe 
6 .6.  do  not  all  go  to  one  place 

y.aU  the  labour  of  man  is  for  his  mouth 
7. 1 8. fhall  come  forth  of  them  all 

2  3  .all  this  have  I  provcdvby  wifdome 

28. a  woman  among  all  thofe  have  I  not  fo. 
K.g.allthis  have  I  feen,ind  applied  my  heart 
g.  i.a,U  this  I  confidered,  to  declare  all  this 

knoweth  love  or  hatred  by  all  that  is  bef. 
1 1 . 5  .knowft  not  the  wor.of  G.  that  makes  all 

8. all  that  cometh  is  vanity 
Cant .  3 .8  .they  all  hold  fwords,being  expert 
4.7.thouart<t#faire 

8.7.give  all  the  fubftance  of  his  houfe  for  love 
Ifa.y.i  9.fhall  reft  all  of  them  in  defolate  places 
1 4.9.ftirreth  up  all  the  chiefe  ones  of  the  earth 
raifed  up  all  the  Kings  of  the  Nations 

10. all  they  fhall  fpcak,and  fay  to  thee,  Art 

1 8  .all  the  Kings  of  the  Nations,^//  of  them 
19.8.0// they  that  caft  angle  fhall  lament 

1  o  .all  that  make  (luces  and  ponds    . 
■22'^.all  that  are  found  in  the.e  are  bound  tog. 
24.7.011  the  merry-hearted  do  figh 
26. 1 2.htft  wrought  all  our  workes  in  us 
29.7.(2// that  fight  againft  her  fhalbeasa  drea. 

20. all  that  watch  for  iniquity  arc  cut  off 
30.5.they  were  <z//afhamed  of  apeople  that 

i8.bleffcd  are  all  they  that  wait  for  him 

3  i.3.theya/Zfhall  faile  together 

34. 1. let  the  earth  heare,and  all  that  is  therein 
3  g.^.all  that  is  in  mine  houfe  they  have  feen 
40.26.he  calleth  them  all  by  their  names 
4 1 . 1 1 . all  they  that  were  incenfed  againft  thee 

29.behold,  they  are  all  vanity 
42,r,o.yethatgo  down  to  the  fea,&<7/Zthatis 

2 2. they 


ALL      ALL 


zi.they  are<*#of  them  fnared  in  holes 
A,  a.that  make  graven  images  are  *0  vanity 
ii  all  hisfellowes  fhalbe  afhamed,let  them 
'all  be  gathered  together,let  them  ftand  up 
28  .and  mail  performe  all  my  pleafure 

45  1 6  they  fhalbe  confounded  all  of  thetn 
24.^  that  are  incenfed  aga.  him  malbe  afh. 

46  io.and  I  will'do  a//  my  pleafure 
Zi.6.ktall  this,and  will  ye  not  declare  it 
4?!  1 1 .  lie  make  all  my  mountains  a  way 

is.fhalt  finely  clothe  thee  with  them  all 
e  7  6. all  we  like  fheep  hare  gone  aftray 

laid  on  him  the  iniquity  of  us  all 
54.1?  (z// thy  children  fhalbe  taught  of  the  L. 
56.10.they  are  all  ignorant,*?//  dumb  dogs 

1 1  .they  all  look  to  their  owne  way 

5  7 . 1 3  .but  the  wind  mall  carry  them  all  away 
58.3  .ye  exact  all  your  labours 
59.ii.weroare  a// like  Beares 
60.4.(2//  they  gather  themfelves  togeth&  come 

6.all  thty  from  Sheba  mall  come 

1 4.(Z/Z  they  that  defpife  thee  fhal  bow  themf. 

ai.thy  people  alfo  flialbe  all  righteous 
6 1  .i.to  comfort  all  that  mourne 

9.all  that  fee  them  (hall  acknowledge  them 
64.6.but  we  are  all  as  an  unclean  thing 

we  all  fade  asaleafe 

S.vreall  are  the  work  of  thine  hand 

$.we  are  all  thy  people 

11.  &  all  our  pleafant  things  are  laid  wafte 

6  5 .8 .that  I  may  not  deftroy  thtmall 
1 2.ye  (hall  «//  bow  down  to  the  flaughter 

I  Jet.  5 . 1 6.they  are  all  mighty  men 

6. 28. they  are  all  grievous  revolt,  all  corrupters 
7. 1 5. as  I  caft  out  all  your  brethren 

2  ^.I  have  fent  to  you  all  my  fervants 
8,3  .rather  then  life  by  all  the  refidue  _ 

i6.devouredtheland,and(2//thatisinit 
9.2.theyb?a#  adulterers.  H°f-7-4- 

2  5  .lie  punifh  all  them  w  hich  are  circumcif. 
16.  all  that  are  in  the  utmoft  corners 

Chaptb2?.23. 
io.y.thcy  all  are  the  work  of  cunning  men 
zo. all  my  cords  are  broken 

1 2. 1  are  all  they  happy  which  deale  treacher. 
i4.thus  faith  theL.againft  ;z//  mine  evil  nei. 

1 3 .  i^Judah  malbe  carried  away  ca.pt. all  of  it 
17. 3. He  give  all  thy  treafures  to  the  fpoile 
1 3  .all  that  forfake  thee  malbe  athamed 
1 8.23  .thou  knoweftfl//  their  counfell 
20. 5  .lie  deliver  all  the  ftrength  of  th  is  city,& 
all  the  labours  thereof,  all  the  preci.things 
and  all  the  treafures  of  the  kings  of  Judah 
6.all  that  dwell  in  thy  houfe,(2// thy  friends 
1  o.all  my  familiars  watched  for  my  halting 
22.22.the  wind  fhall  eate  up  all  thy  paftours 
23.14.they  are  (2// of  them  to  me  as  Sodom 

2  j.4-the  L.  hath  fent  unto  you  all  his  fervants 
1 3  .all  my  words,  even  all  that  is  written  in 
zo. all  the  mingled  people,&  all  the  kings  of 

a// the  kings  of  the  land  of  the  Philiftins 
26. 8. end  of  fpeakingfl// that  the  L.had  comm. 
28.6.to  bring, again  all  that  is  carried  captive 

29.2  2.of  them  fhalbe  taken  up  a  curfeby  all 
30.  14.(2//  thy  lovers  have  forgotten  thee 

1 6. all  they  that  devourethee,(2// that  prey 
20  .He  punifh  all  that  oppreffe  them 

3  i-34.they  mall  all  know  me  from  the  leaft 
3  2.42.8s  a// this  great  evill,fo  all  the  good 
33-8  .He  pardon  all  their  iniquities 
36.3.maybethe  houfeof  Jud.will  heard// the 

1 8. write  in  it  all  the  former  words 
38.23  .bring  out  all  thy  wives  &  t  hy  children 

40. 1  z.all  the  Jews  returned  out  of  all  places 
4 1 . 1 1  .all  the  captaines  of  the  forces  heard  of 

all  the  cvill  that  Ifhmael  had  done 
44.2.youhave  feen  all  the  evill  that  I  have  bro. 
1 2.they  mall  all  be  confumed 

46. 2  5. and  all  them  that  truft  in  him 
47.2.  overflow  the  land,  &  all  that  is  therein 
jQ.f.aU  that  found  them  have  devoured  them 

io.<z//that  fpoile  her  fhalbe  fatisfied 
27.flay<z/Zher  bullocks,  let  themgodowne 
3  2. and  it  (hall  devoured  round  about 
3  3  .all  that  took  them  cspt.held  them  faft 
5 1 .47  .all  her  flain  fhal  fall  in  the  midft  of  her 


ALL      ALL 

48.heaven,  earth, all  therein  fingforBabylo 
52.14.fl/Zthe  army  brake  down  all  the  walls 

30.(2// the  perfons  taken  captive  4600. 
Lam.  1.2  among  all  her  lovers  none  to  comfo.  her 
all  her  friends  have  dealt  treacheroufly 

4.(2//  her  gates  are  defolate 

2. all  that  honoured  her  defpife  her 

1 5  .troden  under  foot  all  my  mighty  men 

zi.all  mine  enemies  have  heard  of  my  trou. 
2.4.  he  flew  fl//that  were  pleafant  to  the  eye 

1 5  .all  that  paffe  by  clap  their  hands 
3.46. all  our  enemies  have  opened  their  mou. 

6o.thou  haft  feen  all  their  vengeance 

and  all  their  imaginations  againft  me 
E^.^.io.allmy  words  I  fhall  fpeak  receive 
7 . 1 6. all  of  them  mourning,every  one  for 

1 7.  all  hands  fhalbe  feeble,  all  knees  weak 
1 1 . 1 8  .take  away  all  the  dcteftab.things  therof 
and  all  the  abomin.thereof  from  thence 
1 2. 14..  He  fcatter  toward  every  wind  all  about 
14.5-they  are  <2/7  tftranged  from  me 

22.comforted  concern,  all  that  I  have  brou. 

2  3  .not  w  ithout  caufe  all  that  I  have  done 
16.37  .that  they  might  fee  all  thy  nakedneffe 
17.2 1. all  his  fugitives  with  all  bands  fhal  fall 
i8.i4.hathafonthatfeeth  all  his  fathers  fins 

zz.all  his  tranfgref.fhall  not  be  mentioned 

3 1  .caft  away  all  your  tranfgreffions 
20.26\caufed  to  paffe  through  the  fire  all  that 

40.fhall  all  of  them  in  the  land  ferve  me 

4  3  .there  remember  all  your  doings 
2 1 . 1 5  .fet  point  of  the  fword  aga.  all  their  gat. 
22. 2. (hew  her  a//  her  abominations 

1 8. all  they  are  braffe,tin,iron 
2  3 . 6  .all  of  them  defireable  young  men 

Chapt.12.23. 

1 5. all  of  them  princes  to  look  to 
27. 29. all  that  handle  the  oare,(2"/  the  pilots 
28. 1 9^// they  that  know  thee  flialbe  aftonifh 
30.8.when  all  her  helpers  fhalbe  deftroied 
1 2.Ilemake  the  land  wafte,and  all  that  is 


ALL      ALL 


1 


3 1 . 1 4  .all  that  drink  w  ater :  for  they  are 

all  delivered  unto  death,  to  the  nether 
32.1  5  .when  I  fhal  finite  them  that  dwel  there 
22.  Afhur,«//  her  compan.<z#of  them  flaine 
24.(2//  of  them  flaine,fallen  by  the  fword 
Chapt.25.26. 
3  7.22.one  king  fhalbe  king  to  them  all 
24.they  all  (hall  have  one  fhepheard 

3  8  .4.(2//  of  them  clothed  w  ith  all  forts  of  arm . 

fliields,  &  all  of  them  handling  fwords 
8. they  fhall  dwell  fafely  all  of  them 
n.allof  them  dwelling  without  walls 
1 5. all  of  them  riding  upon  horfes 
39. 23X0  fell  they  all  by  the  fword 
40.4.declare  all  that  thou  feeft 
43.11  .fhew  them  all  the  forms  thereof,*!//  the 
ordinances,  and  all  the  lawes  thereof 
44. 5  .hear  with  thine  ears  all  thatl  fay  to  thee 
concerning  all  the  ordinances  of  the  Lord 

4  8 . 2  o  .all  t  he  oblation  fhalbe  25000. 

Dan.  1 . 1 9.  among  them  all  none  found  like  Dan. 
3. K.all kinds  of  mufique.  Ver.7,10,15. 

4.28  .all  this  came  upon  K.  Nebuchadnezzar 

3  7  all  whofe  workes  are  truth 
5.2  2.though thou  kneweft  a/7  this 
7.27.and  all  dominions  fhall  ferve  him 
9.13.(2// this  evill  is  come  upon  us : yet 
1 1 . 2.the  fourth  fhalbe  richer  then  they  all 

he  fhall  ftirre  up  all  againft  Grccia 
3  7. he  fhall  magnifie  himfelfe  above  all 
Hof.z.  1 1  .He  caufe  all  her  mirth  to  ceafe 

her  Sabbaths,and  all  their  folemn  feafts 
5 . 2  .though  I  have  bin  a  rebuker  of  them  all 
7.2.that  I  remember  all  their  wickednefle 
7. they  are  all  hot  as  an  oven,and  have 

all  their  kings  are  fallen,  there  is  none 
9.4.4://  that  eate  thereof  flialbe  polluted 
1 5  .all  their  wickednefle  is  in  Gilgal :  for 
all  t  heir  princes  are  re  volters 
1 3  .z.all  of  it  the  work  of  the  craftf-men 
Amos  1 . 1 1 .  and  did  caft  off  all  pity 
9. 1. cut  them  in  the  head  all  of  them 
5.(2// that  dwelleth  therein  fhall  mourne 
lO.tf/Zthe  finners  of  my  people  fhall  die 
Mle.  1 . 5 .  for  the  tranfgreffions  of  Jacob  is  all  this 
I  D 


2. 1 2. He  furely  affemble,  O  Jacob,a//  of  thee 
5.9.(2//  thine  enemies  fhalbe  cut  oft' 
7. 2. they  all  lie  in  wait  for  bloud 

i9.caft(Z//their  (ins  into  the  depth  of  the 
2v"<zb.2.io.the  faces  of  them  all  gather  blacknefs 
3. 1. it  is  all  full  of  lies  and  robbery 
7. all  they  that  look  upon  thee  (ball  flee 
1  o.all  her  great  men  were  bound  in  chaines 
1 2.(2//  thy ftrong  holds  flialbe  like  fig-trees 
19.(2// that  hearethe  bruit  of  thee  (hall 
Hob.  1 .9. they  (hall  come  all  for  violence 

1 5-they  take  upa//  of  them  with  the  an^le 
Zeph.  i.8.Ilepunilh  all  Rich  as  are  clothed  with 
9.Ile  punifh  all  thofe  that  leap  on  threfhold 
1 1. all  they  thatbeare  filverarecut  oft* 
3  -7.rofe  up,and  corrupted  all  their  doings 
9.that  they  may  call  all  upon  the  name  of 
i9.undoe  all  that  afflict  thee 
Zech.^.2.3.  candleftick  all  of  gold 

1  o.  1 1  .all  the  deeps  of  the  river  fhall  dry  up 
1  i.2.becaafe  all  the  mighty  arefpoiled 
1 2. 3  .all  that  burden  themfelves  with  it 
14.(2// the  familiesthat  remaine  apart 
14. 5.  my  God  fhall  come,&  a  //the  Saints  with 
2 1  .all  they  that  facrifice  fhall  come  &  take 
Malac.  2.10  .have  we  not  all  one  father 

3 .  lO.bring  ye  all  the  tithes  into  the  ftore-hou. 
4. 1  .all  the  proud,yea  all  that  do  wickedly 
Mat.i.zz.all  this  was  done  that  it  might  be  fulfi. 
Chapt.21.4. 
2.3  .troubled,and  all Jerufalem  with  him 

1 6.  he  flew  all  the  children  in  Bethlehem 
3.5.wentoutto  Jerufalem,  andfl// Judea 

and  all  the  region  round  about  Jordan 
1 5  .thus  it  becommeth  us  to  fulfill  all 
4.23.Jefus  went  abouta//  Galilea,  healing  all 
maner  of  fickneffe,  &  all  maner  of  diieafe 
5. 1 8. from  the  law,till(z//  be  fulfilled 
8 . 1 6.he  healed  all  that  were  ficke 
10. 3  o.the  very  hairs  of  your  head  area//  num. 
I2.i5.andhehealed  them  all 
1 3.44.felleth(z//  that  he  hath,and  buy.th 

4  6. fold  all  that  he  had,and  bought  it 

5  6. his  fifters,are  they  not  all  wit  h  us 
14.20.they  did(2//eate,and  were  filled,  and 

Mar\c6.^z. 
3  5. fent  into  all  that  country,  &  brought  all 
1 8 . 2  5  .him  to  be  fold,  and  all  that  he  had 
26. have  patience,  and  I  will  pay  thee  all 

Verfe  29. 
3 1  .told  their  lord  all  that  was  done 
3  2.I  forgave  thee  all  that  debt 
3  4.till  he  fhould  pay  all  that  was  due 
19.27.we  have  forfaken (2//,and    Mar.10.zS. 
zi.io.all  the  city  wasmoved,faying,  Who 
2 2. 10. gathered  all  as  many  as  they  found 
28.fhall  fhe  be  of  the  7.  for  they  all  had  her 
40. hang  all  the  Law,and  the  Prophets 
2  3 .3  All  therefore  whatfoever  they  bid  you  obf. 
5  .all  their  works  they  do  is  to  be  feen 
3  5. upon  you  may  come  all  the  righteous  bl. 
24.30.then  fhal  all  the  tribes  of  the  earth  mo. 
39.til  the  floud  came  and  took  them  allzvr. 
25.5  .they  all  flurnbred  and  flept 

7  .then  all  thofe  virgins  arofe  and  trimmed 
26. 27. gave  it  to  them, faying, Drink  ye  (2 //of  it 
3  5.1ikcwife  alfo  hid  all  the  Difciples 

Mai\e  14.31. 

5  6.but  all  this  was  done  that  the  Scriptu.of 

59.(z/Zthe  Councell fought  falfe  witnefs  ag. 

27.1  .all  the  chief  prie.took  counfell  aga.Jefus 

22.they(2//faid,Let  him  be  crucified 
28 .9.  Jefus  met  them,  faying,  All  haile 
1 8  .all  power  is  given  me  in  heaven  and 
Mar.  1 . 5  .were  all  baptized  of  him  in  Jordan 

27.tbey  were  all  amazed.  Ch. 2. 12. &£«/;. 
4.36.8::  5-l6-&  9.43.^.2.7,12. 
3  2.they  brought  all  that  were  difcafed 
j  3  .all  the  city  was  gathered  tog.at  the  door 
2.13  .all  multit.reforted  to  him,and  he  taught 
3  .zi.all  fins  fhall  be  forgiven  unto  men 
4. 1 3  .how  will  ye  know  all  parables 

3 1. is  lefle  then  (2(*/ the  feeds  that  be  in  the 
3  2.becommeth  greater  then  all  herbs,and 
5.26.hadfpentd/Zthatfhe hid,and  Lu^.S, 43. 
3  3  .came  and  told  him  all  the  truth 

40.  put 


ALL        ALL 

40.put  them  a//out,and  took  the  father 
6. 39.10  make  all  fie  down  by  companies 
4 1  .the  i. fifb.es  divided  he  among  them  all 
50. for  theya//faw  him,and  were  troubled 
1 2.3  3  .is  more  then  all  burnt-offer,  and  facrif. 
4  3  .caft  more  in  then  all  they.       £«£.  21.3. 
44M  they  did  caft  in  of  their  abundance 
fhe  caft  in  all  fhe  had,evcn  all  hsx.Lu\.  2 1 .4 
14.23. and  they  all  drank  of  it.  Ver.  11. 

29.aIthough  all  fhalbe  offend.yet  will  not  I 
jo.they  aU  forfook  him,and  fled 
64.they  all  condemned  him  to  be  guilty  of 
1 6. 1 ?. go  ye  into  all  the  world,  and  preach 
Lu\.  1.61  .and  they  marvelled  all 

66. all  they  thae  heard  them  laid  them  up 
2.1  .that  all  the  world  fhould  be  taxed 
l.all  went  to  be  taxed, every  one  into  his 
1 8. all  they  that  heard  it  wondred  at  thofe 
47.allx.hzx.  heard  him  were aftonifhed 
3 . 1 6.John  anfw  .faying  to  them  all,  I  indeed 

20. added  yet  this  above  all 
4-6.aH  this  power  will  I  give  thee 
7. if  worfhip  me,all  fhalbe  thine 
2  2.and  all  bare  him  witneffe,and  wondred 
zS.all  they  in  the  fynag.were  filled  with  wr. 
40. all  they  that  had  any  fick  brought  them 
5. 9. he  wasaftonifh.  &  all  that  were  with  him 
1 1  .they  forfook  tf//,and  followed  him 
28. he  left  all,  rofe  up  and  followed  him 
6.  iclooking  round  about  upon  them  all 
7. 1. when  he  had  ended  all  his  fayings  in  the 

1 7. this  rumour  went  through  all  Jud.&  all 
8. 40. for  they  were  all  waiting  Tor  him 

4  y. when  all  denied,  Peter  faid,Mafterj the 

5  2. and  all  wept  and  bewailed  her 
54. he  put  them  all  out,&  took  her  by  the  h. 

p.io.whenretuined,told  him  all  they  had  do. 
1 7. they  did  eat,and  wereall  filled 

2  3  .he  laid  to  them  all,lt~ any  will  come 
48  .he  that  is  leaft  among  you  all,the  fame 

1  i.22.taketh  from  him  all  his  armour 

1 2.7.  the  very  hairs  of  your  head  are  a// num. 

I3.2.finners  above  all  the  Galileans,becaufe 

3  .ye  fliall  all  likewifc  perifh 
17  all  his  adverfaries  were  afhamedj  zn&all 

14.18.  they  all  with  one  confe. began  to  make 
29.aU  that  behold  it,  begin  to  mocke  him 
3  3  .whofoever  forfaketh  not  all  that  he  hath 

1 5. 1 3. the  younger  fon  gathered  all  together 
I4.and  when  hehadfpenta/J 

3  1  .and  all  that  I.  have  is  thine 
1 6. 26.be(ides  all  this,there  is  a  great  gulfe 
I7.10.f0  likewife  ye,vvhen  ye  have  done  all 

27  .that  the  floud  came  &  deftroied  them  all 
29.brimftone  fro  heav.&  deftroied  them  all 
iS. 2i. fella//  that  thou  haft, and  diftribute 
19. 7. all  murmured,  faying  that  he  was  gone 
2 1. 1 5. which  all  your  adver.fhal  not  be  able  to 
22. 70. then  faid  they  all,  Art  thou  the  fon  of 
23.18.cned  out «// at  once,  Away  with  him 
49#and<z#  his  acquaintance  flood  afar  off 
24.2i.befi<ies  all  this,to  day  is  the  third  d.fince 

2  f. flow  of  heart  tobcleevej// that  the  Pro. 
John  i.i6.of  his  fulneflc  have  all  we  received 

2.1 5. he  drove  them  all  out  of  the  temple 
3.3  1. that cometh  from  above,is above  all 

thatcometh  from  heaven,is  above  all 
4. 3  9-he  told  me  all  that  ever  I  did 

5 . 2  8  .all  that  are  in  the  graves  fhall  heare 

6.3  7. all  that  the  father  givcth  me  fhall  come 

4  5  .they  fhalbe  all  taught  of  God 
7. 2 1 .1  have  done  one  wotk,&  ye  all  marvelled 
io.8.«//that  ever  came  before  me  are  theeves 

29.my  fath.which  gave  them  is  gre.  then  all 
i3.io.yearecleane.  but  not  all 

1 1  .therefore  faid  he,  Ye  are  not  all clzune. 

1 8 .1  fpeak  not  of  you  all 
1 7 .  ic.&  all  mint  are  thine>&  thine  are  mine 

2 1  .that  they  all  may  be  one,as  thou  Father 
1 8.40.then  cried  they  all  again,  Not  this  man 
Acl.  1 . 2  v.all  the  time  the  Lord  Jefus  went  in 
2.4.were  all  filled  with  the  holy  Gh.Ch.4. 3 1 . 

3  2.  whereof  we  are  tf#witnefles 
3^.1et  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  know  affuredly 
44.aU  that  beleeved  were  togeth.&  had  all 
1 6  .this  man  whole  in  prefence  of  you  all 


Pi.  JL  L  ALL 


ALL        ALL 


j< 


2  5. fhall  all  kinreds  of  the  earth  be  blefled 
4. 1  o  .be  it  known  to  you  aUt  and  to  all  the  pe. 

2  3. reported  all  that  the  chiefe  prie.had  faid 
24.made  heaven,  earth3fea,anchz# 

3  3  .and  grace  was  upon  them  all 
j.  1 2.they  were  all  with  one  accord  in  Sol.por. 

i7.high  prieft  rofe  upland  all  they  that  were 

3  6\who  was  flaine,&  all  as  many  as  obeyed 

Verfe  37. 

6. 1  y  .and  all  that  fate  in  the  councel  lookt  fte. 

.8.1  .they  were  all  fcattered  abroad 

1  o.to  whom  they  all  gave  heed,  from  leaft 
9. 1 4.authority  to  bind  all  that  call  on  his  na. 
2 1  .but  all  that  heard  him  were  amazed 
26.but  they  were  all  afraid  of  him 
3  5:  .and  all  that  dw  elt  at  Lydda  and  Saron 
39. and  all  the  widowes  ftood  by  him  weep. 
46.but  he  put  them  all  forth 
10.22  .of  good  report  among  all  the  nation  of 
3  3  .now  therefore  are  we  all  here  prefent 
38.healing^thatwereopprefled,for  God 
1 1 . 1  o-.and  all  were  drawn  up  again  into  heav. 
i4.whereby  thou  &  all  thy  houfe  fhalbe  fav. 
2 3. was  glad,and  exhorted  them  all 
1 3 . 2 2. which  fhall  fulfill  all  my  will 
29.when  they  had  fulfilled  a// that  was  wri. 
39.byhim  <z//thatbele.are  juftified  from  all 
1 4. 27 .  they  reh;arfed  all  that  God  had  done 
1  y.i8.knowneunto  God  area// his  workes 
16.3  for  they  knew  aU  that  his  father  was  a 

5  8  .no  harme>fbr we  are  all  here 
i9.io.fothat  all  they  which  dwelt  in  Afiahe. 
3  4.0// with  one  voice  about  thefpaceof  z.h. 
20. 25. 1  know  that  ye  all  among  whom  I  have 
3  2.an  inher.among  all  them  which  are  fan. 
3  6. kneeled  down,  &  prayed  with  them  all 
3  7  .an  d  they  all  wept  forehand  fell  on  Paul 
21.5  .and  they  all  brought  us  on  our  way 
20.and  they  are  all  zealous  of  the  law 
24.and  all  may  know  that  thofe  things  wh. 
2  2. 3  .as  ye  all  are  this  day 
26.1 4.when  we  were  aU  fallen  to  the  earth 

29.butal(o  all  that  heare  me  this  day 
27.10.all  hope  we  fhould  befaved  was  taken 
24.God  hath  given  thttaU  them  that  faile 
3  s/.gave  thankes  to  G.in prefen.of  them  all 
36.then  were  they  all  of  good  cheare 
44.  that  they  efcaped  all  fafe  to  land 
28  3o.receivcd##thatcame  in  unto  him 
Rom.  1 .8 .thank  my  God  for  you  all 
3.9.that  they  are  all  under  fin 

1 2.they  are  all  gone  out  of  the  way 
4.i6.who  is  the  father  of  us  all 
5 . 1 2.for  that  all  have  finned 
7. 8. wrought  inmea^mannerofconcupifcen. 
8.3  2.but  delivered  them  up  for  us  all 
9. 7.  feed  of  Abraham,are  they  all  children 
1  o.  1 6. they  have  not  all  obeyed  the  Gofpel 
1 1.3  2. God  hath  concluded  them  all  in  unbel. 
1 2-4.and  all  members  have  not  the  fame  office 
1  5 . 3  3  .the  God  of  peace  be  with  you  all 
1 6.4.but  alfo  all  the  Churches  of  the  Gentiles 
24.grace  of  our  LJef.Chrift  be  with  you  all 
1  Coi.16.24.  2  C0A13.14.PW.4.23.  zThef. 

1  Cor.  1 . 1  o.that  ye  all  fpeak  the  fame  thing 
3 .2  2.prefent,or  things  to  come,a//are  yours 
8.i.we  know  that  we  all  have  knowledge 
9.24.they  which  run  in  a  race,run  a//,but  one 
how  that  all  our  fathers  were,&«//paffed 


i3.I  fpeak  with  tongues  more  then  you  all 
23.8c  M  fpeak  wnh  tongues,&  there  come 
24.if  all  prophecie,and  there  come  in  one 
1  J.  1  o.I  laboured  more  abundan.then  they  atf 
2  2.for  as  in  Adam  all  die,eyen  fo  in 

Chrift  fhall  all  be  made  alive 
5  i.I  fhew  you  a  myftery,we  fhall  not  all 

ileep, .but  we  fliall  all  be  changed 
2  O.2.3  .to  re,oyce,having  confidence  in  yoLll 

<  rWT  ™,        my  J°y,isthe  J°y  of  yonall 
J  -that  I  may  not  over-charge  you  all 
3 . 1 8.but  we  all  with  open  face  beholdina 
5.  io.we  muit  all  appear  before  the  judgment  (. 
7.13  -his  fpirit  was  refrefhed  by  you  at 

1  ^whilft  he  remembers  the  obed.of  you  all 
9.8.God  is  able  to  make  all  grace  abound 

1  o.S.havmg  in  a  readinefle  to  revenge  all  dif0. 
G^.3.22.  Scripture  hath  concluded  aliunde  fin 
26.ye  area  /thechildren  of  God  by  faith 

2  8  .ye  are  all  one  in  Chrift  Jefus 
4.26.1s  free,which  is  the  mother  of  us  all 

Epbef.z.z  i.in  whom  all  the  building  fitly  framed 
3 .20.above  all  that  we  aske  or  thinke 
4«  io.afcended  farre  above  all  heavens 

1 3  .till  we  aU  come  in  the  unity  of  the  faith 
i9.to  work  ^uncleanneffe  with  greedinefs 
6. 1 3 .  and  having  donea#  to  ftand 
1 6.above  all  taking  the  fhield  of  faith 

able  to  quench atf  the  fiery  darts  of  the 
I  bil.  1  >4.alwa.  m  every  praier  of  mine  for  you  all 
7.meet  for  me  to  think  this  of  you  all 

ye  all  are  partakers  of  my  grace 


2.were  all  baptized  to  Mofes  in  the  cloud 
4.  did  all  drink  the  fame  fpirituall  drinke 
1 7  .we  are  all  partakers  of  that  one  bread 
3  1  .do  all  to  the  glory  of  God 

1 1.  f. that  is  all  one.  as  if  fhe  werefhaven 

1 2. 1 3  .by  one  fpirit  all  baptized  into  one  body 
have  been  all  made  to  drink  into  one  fpi. 
19. if  a//  one  member,where  were  the  body 
26.aU  members  fuffer,a#  members  rejoyce 
29.  Are  all  Apoftles  ?  are  all  Prophets  ?  are 
all  teachers  ?  are  a#  workers  of  miracles  ? 
jo.have  aU  the  gifts  of  healing  ?  do  all  fpeak 
with  tongues  ?  do  all  interpret  ? 

1 3.2.underft.a#myfter.havea/knowl.&  faith 
3  .beftow  all  my  goods  to  feed  the  poore 

1 4. 5 .1  would  ye  all  fpake  with  tongues 


8.how  greatly  I  long  after  you  all 
4. 1 8. but  I  have  all,  and  abound 

i9.my  God  fliall  fupplya#  your  need 
Col.  i.i9.that  in  him  fhould^  fulneffe  dwell 
2.3. in  whom  are  hid  all  the  treafures  of  wifd 

2  2.whicha#are  to  perifh  with  theufing 
3 . 1 7  .do  all  in  the  name  of  the  Lord  Jefus 
4.7.allmy ftate  fhall  Tychicus  declare 

1  Thef.4. 1  o.indeed  ye  do  it  towards  all  the  breth. 
? .  ?  .ye  are  all  the  children  of  light 

2  Tfe/:i.3.becaufe  thechar.of  every  ofyoua#ab. 
11.  fulfills  the  good  pleafure  of  his  will 

2.4.exalteth  himfelfabove  all  that  is  called  G. 

1 2. that  they  all  might  be  damned 
3 . 1 6.give  you  peace  alway  by  all  meanes 

1  Tim  1 . 1 6.Chrift  might  fhew  forth  all  long-fuf. 

2  Tz»».  1. 1 5. that  (2^  they  which  are  in  Alia  be  tur. 
3.1 1. out  of  them  all  the  Lord  delivered  me 

1 2.yea,andall  that  will  live  godly  in  Chrift 
T/?.2.io.butfhewinga//  good  fidelity 

l.\<y.all  that  are  with  me  falute  thee 
Heb.i.6.let  all  the  Angels  of  God  worfhip  him 
1 1. they  all  (hzl  waxeold  as  doth  a  garment 
1 4.are  they  not  all  miniftring  fpirits 
2. 1 1  .that  are  fanct ified  are  all  of  one 

1  i.vreteall  their  life  time  fubject  to  bond. 
3 . 1 6.howbeit,not  all  that  came  out  of  Egypt 
7.7.withouttf#  contradiction  the  leffe  isblef. 
1 1 . 1 3  .thefe  all  died  in  faith,not  having  receiv. 

39.thefe  all  having  obtained  a  good  report 
12.8  .chaftifement,whereof  all  are  partakers 
1 3-24.falute  anthem  that  have  the  rule  over 
Jam.  1 . 2 1  .where  fore  lay  apart  all  fi tthinefle  and 
3 .2. in  many  things  we  offend  aU 
4.i6.all  fuch  rejoycing  is  evill 

1  P«.2.i.layingafide  fl//maliceys#guile 
3. 8.  be  ye  all  of  one  mind 
5.  y.yea,a#  of  you  be  fubject  one  to  another 

7 .calling  a//  your  care  upon  him,  for 
14-peace  be  with  you  all  that  are  in  Chrift 

2  Pet.  3 .9.but  that  all  fhould  come  to  repentance 
i^ofe.2.i9.manifeft  that  they  were  not  all  of  us 

$  .17. all  unrighteoufneffe  is  fin 
2  fob.  1  .but  alfo  all  they  that  have  known  the  tru. 
Jude  5  .convince*?// that  are  ungodly  of  all 
Kra.i.7.andtf#kinredsofthe  earth  fliall  waile 
2.zi.allthe  Churches  fliall  know  that  I  am  he 
J.  1 3  .in  the  fea,and  all  that  are  in  them  heard  I 
1 3 .8.a#  that  dwell  upon  the  earth  fhal  worfli. 
1 2.he  exercifeth  all  the  power  of  the  fir.be. 
i6.he  caufeth  all  both  fmall  and  great  to  re. 
i8.i9.whercin  were  maderich  allthzt  had 
According  to  all.     See  alfo  3&rc«Wng. 
Gen.6,12.  Noah  did  according  toall  G.  comma. 
fiArorf.31.11. 


A  LLAL  L 

ElS7i.ii.accord.to all  diTTFhave comm.ihall 

,6.i.to  workaccord.to  a// the  L  hadcomma. 

,9.32.chil.ofIfr.did accord.to all  the L.com. 

sy  *  Vcr.4i.W«/».i.J4- 

ao  1 6  thus  did  Mofcs  accord.to  all  the  L.com. 

*        '  Deut.i.-}. 

Nm  30.2.(hal  do  accord.to  a#  that  proceeds  out 

Vent  i.so.accord.to  a//  the  L.  did-foryou in  Eg. 

41.  we  will  fight  accordi.to  all  our  G.com. 

4  3  4.according  to  all  the  L.did  for  you  in  Eg. 

17.  lo.obfcrvc  to  do  accor-  to  all  that  they  inf. 

i8.i6.accordingtoa//thoudcikedftinHoreb 

z4. 8. do  according  wall  the  priefts  (hall  teach 

26. 1 3  .brought  hall.things  acccr.to  all  thy  co. 
1 4.I  have  done  according  to  all  thou 

jo.i.fhaltobeyhis  voice  accord.to^  Icom. 

3 1 . 5  .ye  may  do  to  them  accord  .to  all  the  com , 

».i.8.obfer.to  do  accord.toWZ  that  is  written 

1Cfew.16.40. 

8.34.hereadaccordingto«#that  is  written 
Ruth  3 .6.did  accor.to  all  her  mothcr-in-1  'w  bade 
1  Sa.ii- io.  according  toa//the  defireof  thy  foul 

25.9-th.ey  fpake  to  Nabal  accord.to  all  thok 
jo. according  to  all  the  good  he  hath  fpoken 
i  Sa.9. 1 1  .accord.to  all  my  lord  the  K.hath  com. 

1  Kjn.j.6.lhgivc  hire  accor.to  all  that  thou  (halt 

8. 43.  do  according  to  aKthe  ftrang.calleth  for 

5 (5 .given reft  according  to  all  he  promifed 
?.4.if  thou  do  according  to  a/Zihat  I  have  co. 
z  Cbron.7.17. 
1 1. 3 7 .llialt  reign  accord.toa/Z  thy  foul  delires 
n.53.according  to  a// his  father  had  done 

2 J(/?2.z3.3z>37.&  14.9,19.  zCbrm. 
26.4.8c  27.1. 

2  Kin.  18.3  .did  accor.to  all  that  Dav.his  fath.  did 

zCh'OK.ZQ.Z. 

23.25.with  a//his  might  accord.to  all  the  law 
24.-3.for  (ins  of  Manaf.accor.to  all  that  he  did 

1  Cfor.6.49.Aarons  fonsoffred  accord.to  a#  that 

17.15  .accor.to  all  thefe  words,accor.to  all  this 

Neb.  5 . 1  p.think  on  me  accord.to  all  I  have  done 

Jer.z  1 .2. if  the  L.will  deal  with  us  accord.to  all 

27.1 2.1  fpake  to  Zed.accor.toa.V  thefe  words 

3  5. 10. we  have  done  accor.to  all  that  Jonadab 

3  6.8  .Baruch  did  accord.to  all  that  Jer.comm. 

50.21  .wafte,  Si  deftroy  accor.to  all  that  I  have 

52. 2.did  according  to  a// that  Jehoj.  had  done 

£^-M-24-accor-to<^he  'wth  done  thill  ye  do 

Dan.g.  16.O  L.accor.to  all  thy  rightouf.I  befeech 

After  all. 
T>e at .  1  o .  1 8  .teach  you  not  to  do  after  all  their  ab. 

2  Chro.  2 1 . 1 8  .after  all  this  the  Lo.fmote  him  in 

34.2 1  .not  kept  die  word  to  do  after  allzhit  is 
Ex?a  913  .after all  that  is  come  upon  us  for 
£^.16.23.  after  all  thy  wickedneffe  woe,  woe 
Mat. 6. 3  2.after  allthek  things  do  the  Gentiles 
Pbil.z.z6.  for  he  longed  alteryou  all 

At  all 
Exod.  5 . 2  3  .haft  thou  del  i vered  thy  people  at  all 
i2.9.eatenotof  it  raw  norfodden  atoll 
2  2. 2  3. and  they  cry  at  aK  unto  me 

26. if  thou  at  all  takethy  neighbours  raime. 
Lroit.j.i  8  .any  of  the  peace-off.be  eaten  at  all  on 
1 5-24,ifany  man  lie  with  her  at  all 
i6.29.afflicl:  your  fouls,and  do  no  work  at  all 
19.7. if  eaten  at  all  on  the  third  day  abomina. 
20,Heth  with  a  bondmaid  betroth.not  at  all 
27.  icifhe  (hall  at  all  change  beaft  for  beaft 
1 3  .if  he  will  at  all  redeem  it 
3 1  .if  a  man  redeem  at  all  ought  of  his  tithes 
Num.  1 1 ,6.nothing  at  all  befides  this  Manna 
22.38  .have  I  now  any  power  at  all  to  fay 
23.2 5. neither  curfe  them  ztall,  nor  blefs  Mall 
Vcut .  8 . 1 9 .  i  f  thou  do  at  all  forget  the  Lord 

21.i4.thou  (haknot  fell  krata/Z  formony 
,/#.7.7.haft  thou  at  all  brought  this  people 

1  Sam.zo.6.i£ thy  father  at  all  mifle  me 

2  Sa.i6.6\caft  flones  ataKthe  fervantsof  K.Da. 

19.42.have  we  eaten  at  all  0f  the  Kines  coft 

1  Kin.9.6. iCi  at  all  turne  from  followingnae 

22.28. if  thou  returne  at  aU'm  peace 

2  2C«?.i8.j3.  any  gods  of  the  nations  dcliv.at  all 
m.<^o.z.\s  my  hand (hortned at  all 
71SA6.15.they  were  not  at  all  afliamed.Ch.8.12. 

1 1. 1 2.but  they  (hall  not  fave  them  at  all 
23.32.thereforefb.all  not  profit  this  pco.  at  all 


ALL      ALL 

3 1 .1 2.they  (hall  not  fonow  any  more  at  all 
49. 1 7.hifle  ox  all  the  plagues  therof.ch.  50. 1 3 
Etgk- r  4-  3  .mould  I  be  enquired  of  at  all  by  them 
1 6. 4. not  faked  at  all,  nor  fwadled  at  all 
18.23  .have  I  any  pleafure  at  all  that  the  wick. 
20.3  2.cometh  into  your  mind  (hal  not  be  at  al 
37.22.be  divided  into  2.kingd.  anymor.  xall 
Dan.  1 0.3. neither  did  I  annointmy  filfe  ztall 
Hof.  1 1 .7.none  at  all  would  exalt  him 
Amos  3. 5. and  have  taken  nothing  at  all 
Micab  i.io.weepycnotata/Z 
Nab.1.1  -will  not  at  a^  acc|uit  the  wicked 
Hab.  2. 1 9.  no  breath  at  all  in  the  midft  ofit 
Zecb.j .  5  .did  ye  at  all  faft  unto  me,even  to 
Maf.5.34.fwear  not  at  a//,neitherby  heavenjfor  it 
Z.«^.20.40.dudt  not  aske  him  any  queftion  ztall 
John  1 1  -49.ye  know  nothing  at  all 
18.38.I  find  in  him  no  fault  at  all 
1 9. 1  i.thou  coul dft  have  no  power  at  all 
A6i.^.  1 8 .  commanded  them  not  to  fpeak  at  all 
25.8  .have  I  offended  any  thing  at  all  j 

1  Cor.  1 5. 29.  if  the  dead  ariie  not  at  all 

1 6. 1  2. his  will  was  not  at  all  to  come 
Gal.q.  1 2.ye  have  not  injured  me  at  all 

2  Tbef.  3 . 1 1  .working  not  at  a//,but  are  bufie  abo. 
Heb.c).  1 7.otherwife  it  is  of  no  ftrength  at  all 

1  Job.  1 . 5. and  in  him  is  no  da_rkneffe  at  all 
Rev.  1 8 . 1 4.thou  (halt  find  them  no  more  at  all 

2 1  .fhalbe  found  no  morq.at  all 
22. heard  no  more  at  all  in  thee.      Ver.23. 
2t.2  5.<*atesof  it  (hall  not  be  (hu:  at  all  by  day 
Before  all. 
'Gcn.z^.  1 8.  before  all  that  went  in  at  the  gates  of 

45.1  Jofeph  could  not  refraine  before  all 
Exod. 3  4. 1  o.I  make  a  coven.bcfore  all  :hy  people 
Lmf.io.3.before all  the peoplelle be  glorified 

2  Cbro.i,  3.7.8c  in  Jer.which  I  hive chofen  bef.  all 
Ifa.6 1 .  11  .praife  to  fpring  forth  before  all  the  na. 
Jer'Z  3-9.tonae  an  honour  before  all  nations 
Afa/.2.9.made  you  bafc  before  all  the  people 
Afaf.26.70.but  he  denied  before  them  all 
I;^.8.47.(lie  declared  before  att for  whit  caufe 

2 1 . 1 2.but  before  aU  thefe  they  (hall  lay  their 
Gal.z.i^J  faid  to  Peter  before  them  all 
1  Tim.$.zo.thzm  that  fin  rebuke  before  all 

Tor  all  prcpofitively. 
Gc3.24.20.  (he  drew  for  all  his  camels 

41.8  .he  called  for  all  the  Magicians  of  Egypt 

47. 1 7. he  fed  them  with  bread  for  all  their  cat. 
Levk.  1 4. 5  4-this  is  the  law  for  all  manner  of  pla. 

1 6. 3  4.to  make  an  attonement  for  all  their  (ins 
Nim.&.iS.l  have  taken  the  Levits  for  a.^the  fir.b. 
Veut .  31.18.  hide  my  face  in  that  day  for  all  the 
1  Sa«.20.6.ayearly  facrifice  there  fat  all  the  fam. 

1  J^?2.4.27.ofncers  provided  fat  all  that  came  to 

8 .6"6.joyfull  &  glad  of  heart  for  all  the  goodn. 
1  i.8.1ikewife  did  he  for  all  hisftrange  wives 
i6.7.againft  Baafha  for  all  the  evill  he  did 

2  Kin.  1 2. 1 2.for  all  that  was  laid  out  for  the  hou. 

1  Cbro.6. 49.appoint.for  all  the  work  of  the  place 

2  Chr.7, 2.7.noiNard#the  muki.thatis  with  him 

27.made  trcaf.for  all  maner.  of  precious  jew. 
3  3 . 5 .  h  e  built  altars  for  all  the  hoft  of  heaven 
3  5.7.Jofiah  gave  paffeover-off.  for  all  prefent 
IVW?.  1 0.3  3. charge  ourfelves  for  all  the  work  of 
P/a/.io.5.as  iorall  his  enemies  he  puffeth 
7  8. 3  2.for  all  this  they  finned  dill 
i03.6.and  judgment  for  all  that  are  oppreffed 
1 16. 1 2.render  to  the  Lord  for  all  his  benefit 
Ecclef.  5. 9. the  profit  of  the  earth  is  for  all 

1  i.9.that  for  all  thefe  things  God  will  bring 
//a. 5. 2  5. for  all  this  his  anger  is  not  turned 

Chap.9.1  2,17,21.  &  10.4. 
40.2.received  double  for  all  her  fins 
Jer.  15.13  .treaf.to  the  fpoil,&  that  for  all  thy  fins 

2  2.2  2.(haltbe  confounded  for  all  thy  wicked. 
31.37  .caft  off  all  the  feed  of  Ifrael  for  all  that 

3  3 . 5.and  for  all  whofe  wickednes  I  have  hid 

9.tremble  for  all  the  goodncs,&  lot  all  the 
42.z.and  pray  for  all  this  remnant 

Ia»z.i.22.as  thou  haft  done  tome  for  all  my  tra. 

£•^.6. 1 1  .fay,Alas  for  all  the  evil  abominations 
9-4.and  that  cry  for  all  the  abominations 
16.63  .pacified  towards  thee  for  all  that  I  have 
20.43  .loath  your  felves  for  all  your  evils 
32.i6\lament  for  Egypt,  &  for«//her  multit. 

1  D  2 


ALL      ALL 


37.1 6.and  for  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  his  comp- 
44.  I4.keepers  of  the  houfe  for  all  the  fervice 
and  for  all  that'fhalbe  done  therein 

Eto.4.2 1. in  it  was  meat  for  all 

Hof.7 . 1  o.nor  feek  him  for  all  this 

Amos  j. 2.I  will  punifh  you  for  all  your  iniquities 

Zepb.  1 . 1 1  .howle,for  all  the  merch.peop.are  cut 
3 . 1 1  .afhamed  for  all  thy  doings 

Luk-  3 .  i9.for  all  the  evils  which  Herod  had  done 
9.13  .except  we  (hould  buy  for  all  this  people 
13.1 7  .rejoyced  for  all  the  glorious  th  ings  that 

John  2 1 . 1 1  .and  for  all  there  were  fo  many,  yet 

1  Cor.  14.2 1. yet  for  all  that  will  they  not  heare 

2  Cor.^.  14.  if  one  died  fat  all,  then  were  all 

1 5.he  died  for  a#3that  they  which  live  (ho» 
Ephcf.6. 1 8  .and  fupplication  for  all  $ainrs 
1  Tbef.  i.2.give  thanks  to  G.alwaies  for  you  all 
1  Tim .2.2  for  kings,  &  for  atf  that  are  in  author. 

6.who  gsve  himfelfe  a  ranfome  fat  all 
Hcb.  1  o.  1  o.offering  body  of  Chrift  once  for  all 

-FVallcaufally. 
Gen.  24. 1  o.for  all  the  goods  of  his  mafter  were  in 
Deut.zz.  5.ior  all  that  do  fo  are  an  abomination 
Chapt.25.16. 
3  2.4.for  all  his  waies  are  judgement      * 
Rutb  3 . 1 1  .for  all  the  city  of  my  people  doe  know 
1  Sam.  ig.zS.fatall  of  my  fathers  houfe  were  but 

22.23  -for a//  his  judgements  were  before  me 
Vfal.  1 1 9.9 1  .for  all  are  thy  fervants 

1 6  8.  for  all  my  waies  are  before  thee 

ljz.fatall  thy  command,  are  riohteoufhefs 
Pro.3  1. zi. fat  all  her  houfhold  are  clothed  with 
Ecclcf.z.  1 7. for  all  is  vanity  &  vcxation.Chrj  .19 

23.fora#hisdaies  are forrowcS 
j^.22.20.for  all  thy  lovers  are  dettroyed 
E^k-!,.y.fat  all  the  houfe  of  Ifr.are  impudent 
Mat .2 1. 2 6. for  all  hold  John  as  a  Prophet 
£«/t.20.38.fora/'/live  unto  him 
Att.ij.zt.fatall the  Athen.&  ftrang.there (pent 
to.  3^  2  j.  for  a// have  (inned,and  come  (liort  of 
2C»;-.i.20.fora//thepromifesofGodareYea& 
Gal.  5. 1 4. for  all  the  law  is  fulfilled  in  One  word 
Phil.  2 . 2 1  .for  all  feek  their  owne,  not  the 
Heb.%  .1 1  .for  all  lhall  know  me  from  the  leaft 

1  Job.z.  1 6.for  all  that  is  in  the  world,the  iuft  of 

From  all 

Gf».2.^.reftcdonthe  7. day  from  a// his  worke 
9. 1  d.from  all  that  go  out  of  the  Arke  to 
48. 1 6. the  angel  which  redeemed  me  from  all 

Lev'tt.16.50.  ye  may  be  clean  from  all  your  (ins 

2  Sam.j.  1 1  xaufed  thee  to  reft  from  all  thine  en. 
2  Kin.  1 4. 24.depancd  not  from  all  the  (ins  ofjer. 
Neb. 4. 1 2. from  all  places  they  will  be  on  you 

1 3.30. thus  cleanfed  I  them  froma^ftrong 
Pfal.y.i  .fave  me  from  all  them  that  perfecatc  me, 
34. 4. he  delivered  me  (tomall  my  feares 
3  9. 8. deliver  me  from  all-  my  tranfgreffions 
1 2 1. 7. the  L.  (hall  preferve  thee  from  all  evil! 
-    ijo.S.he  (hall redeem Ifr.from  a#his  iniquit, 
Jer.  16.15  -from  all  the  lands  whither  he  bad  dri . 
Chapt.23.8. 
3  3 .8.tle  cleanfe  them  from  all  their  iniquities 
49.5.fear  on  thee  fiom  all  thofe  that  be  about 
3  2.Ile  bring  their  calamity  from  all  fides 
E'KSk.  1 2. 1 9.her  land  defolate  from  all  that  dwell 
14.6. turn  away  your  faces  fro  all  your  abomi. 
iS.2i.ifthc  wicked  will  turn  from  all  his  fins 
28.beca.heconfid.&  turnethaway  from  all 
3  o.turn  your  felves  from  all  your  tranfgref. 
36.25  .from  all  your  filthines,from  ally  out  id. 
29.1k  five  you  from  all  your  uncleanneffes 
3  3 .1  dial  have  cleanfed  you  from  al  your  in. 
Dan.j.y.it  was  diverfe  from  all  the  beads  before 

Verfe  19, 
2  j.the  4Jh;fcingd.(hilbe  diverfe  ftoall  king. 
Alt.  1 2. 1 1 .  from  all  the  expectation  of  the  Jcwes 
2  Cor. 7. 1. cleanfe  our  felves  from  all  fikhinefs  of 
1  Tfe/75.22.abftiin  from  all  appearance  of  evitl 
#£■6.4.4.  God  refted  from  all  his  workes 
1  Job.  1 .7  .his  fon  cleanfeth  us  from  all  fin 

9. and  to  cleanfe  us  from  all  unrightcoufnes 

jfcalt. 

Gen.  19.17  .neither  ftay  thou  in  all  the  plaine 
2 1 . 1 2 .  in  all  that  Sarah  hath  faid  hearken 

2 2. God  is  with  thee  in  all  that  thou  doft 
23.17  .all  the  trees  that  were  in  all  the  borders 
4i.19.fuch 


ALL      ALL 

4i.19.fuch  as  I  never  faw  in  all  the  land  of 
44. without  thee  no  man  lift  up  hand  inall 
j4.and  the  dearth  was  in  aU  lands,but 

in  all  the  land  qf  Egypt  there  was  bread 

57.  that  the  famine  was  fo  fore  in  all  lands 

47. 1  j .  there  was  no  bread  in  all  the  land 

Iew.18.14.for  in  atf  thefe  the  nations  arc  defiled 

23.1 4.rhroughout  your  gener.in  all  your  dw. 

Ver.21,31. 

Num.^.27. in  all  their  burdens,in  all  their  fervice 

Vent.  10.1 2.but  to  walk  in  all  his  waies 

iz.7.rejoycein<J#youputyourhandto.V.i8 

1  5.  io.Lo.blefs  thee  in  all  thou  putteft  thy  ha. 

Chap.28.8,20. 
1 8. Lord  thai  blefsthee  in  all  that  thou  doft 
Chapt.24.19. 
16.4. no  leavened  bread  feen  with  thee  in.aU 

1 5  .thy  God  (hall  bleffe  thee  in  all  thy  incr. 
29. 9. that  ye  may  profper  in  all  that  ye  do 
34.U.ina#  the  figns&  wonders  theLo.fent 
1 2. and  in  allthz mighty  hand,and 
in  all  the  great  terrour  which  Mof.fhewed 
.7fl/&.i.i8.willnot  hearken  to  thy  words  in  all 
2 1 .  j  9>out  of  the  tribe  of  Gad  4. cities  in  all 
22. 2. have  obeyed  my  voice  in  <z//that  I  com. 
23.14.way  of  all  the  earthj  &  ye  know  in  all 
your  hearts, &  in  all  your  foules,  that  not 

1  Srf»z. 8. 7. hearken  tothe  voice  of  the  peo.in  aU 

1 2.  i.I  have  hearkened  to  your  voice  in  all  ye. 

2  Sam. 7.7. in  all  the  places  whither  I  walked 

1 4. 1  p.is  not  the  hand  of  Joab  in  all  this 

2  3. 3  9. thirty  and  feven  in  all 

1 1-Q7Z.2.3.that  thoumaift  profper  in  all.  that  thou 
26.3fRict.ed  inall  wherein  my  father  was 
'8.5  2.to  hearken  to  them  in  all  they  call  for 
9.i9.and  in  all  the  land  of  his  dominion 

1  C2w.2.6.fons  of  Zarah,five  of  them  in  all 

7.5.reckoned  in  allby  their  gen.oflff.87000. 

2  Chro.  3 1. 3  o.Hezek.profpered  in  all  his  workes 

33.i4.putcapt.  of  war  in  all  the  fenced  cities 
Nch.9.3  3  .thou  art  juft  in  all  that  is  brought  upon 

i3.6.butina/7  this  time  was  not  Iatjerufa. 
Job.i. ii.in  all  this  Job  finned  not,  nor  charged 

2.io.uW/this  Job  finned  not  with  his  lips 

42. 1 5.  in  all  the  land  no  worn,  found  fo  faire 
Ffal.  10. 4.God  is  noting  his  thoughts 

91. 1 1. to  keep  thee  in  a/Zthywayes 

105.31  .and  lice  in  all  their  coafts 

11 9. 1 4.as  much  as  in  all  riches 

145.17.the  Lord  is  righteous  in  allhis  waies, 
and  holy  in  aUhis  workes 
Pro.  3 .6.in  all  thy  waies  acknowledge  him 

1 4. 2  3  .in  all  labour  there  is  profit 

Ecclef.  2.10  .my  heart  rejoyced  in  all  my  labour 
5.  i6.that  in  all  points  as  he  carne,fo  (hall  he 
1 1. 8. live  many  yearcs,and  rejoyce  in  them  all 

lfa.  \  1 .9.fhal  not  deftroy  in  all  my  holy  mountain 

Chapt.65.25. 

38.i6.andina//thefe  things  is  the  life  of  my 

3  9.2.nothing  in  all  his  dom.HeZekiah  (hewed 
49. 9. their  paftures  fhalbc  in  all  high  places 

6  3 .9-in  all  their  affliction  he  was  affiifted 
Tec. 7. 2 3. walk  ye  in al  the  waies  that  I  have  com. 
10.7. in  all  their  kingdomes  there  is  none  like 
24.9.3  curfe  in  all  places  whither  I  drive  them 
3  5 .8. thus  we  have  obeyed  in  all  that  he  hath 
3  8.9.thefe  men  have  done  evill  in  all  that  they 
E^. 6. 9. evils  which  they  have  cotn.inall  their 
1 3  .(lain  men  (halbe  in  all  the  tops  of  the 
16.22.inaHchineabom.thou  haft  not  remem. 
47  .corrupted  more  then  they  in  all  thy  wa. 
54.maift  be  confounded  in  all  that  thou 
2 i.24.in all  your  doings  your  fins  do  appeare 
3 1.1 2.in  all  the  vallies  his  branches  are  fallen 
34.1 3. in  all  the  inhabited  placesof  the  count. 
Dan.  1 . 1 7  -God  gave  them  skill  in  all  learning,  & 
underftanding  in  all  vifions  and  dreames 
20.in  all  matters  of  wifdome  and  undetfta. 
ten  times  better  then  all  the  Magicians 
and  Aftrologers  that  were  in  all  his  realm 
4. 1  .languages  that  dwell  in  all  the  earth 
Hof.  1 2.8  .in  all  my  labours  (halt  find  no  iniquity 
Amos  5 . 1 6.wailing  (halbe  in  all  ftrects,and  they 

(hall  fay  in  all  high-waies,  Alas,  alas 
Mat.g.i  i.fpread  abroad  his  fame  in  all  that  cou. 
Lull. J  2-27.Solo.in  all  his  glory  was  not  arayed 


ALL      ALL 

24. 2 7. expounded  to  them  in  all  the  Scriptures 
Acl.  2  3 . 1 .1  have  lived  in  all  good  confeience 

27.37.wewerein<*#in  theihrp  276.foulcs 
Rom.S .  3  7.nay>in  all  thefe  we  are  more  then  conq. 

1  Cor.  1 . 5 .in  all  utterance,  and  in  all  knowledge 

i2.6.thefame  Gcxhyhich  workethtf#in  all 

1  5.  2  8. that  God  may  be  all  in  all 

2  Cfli".7.4.exceeding  joyfull  inall  our  tribulation 

8 .7.as  ye  abound  in  knowl.&  in  aU  dilig.fee 
Gal.6. 6. to  him  that  teachethind#good  things 
Ephef.  1 .8. abounded  towards  us  in  all  wifd.  and 
23.fulnefTe  of  him  that  filleth  all  in  all 
4.6.above<z//,through*z/'/,  in  yon  all 
5 .9. fruit  of  the  fpiric  is  in  all  goodneffe 
Phil.  1. 1 3. my  bonds  in  Chrift  are  manifeft  in  *z//- 
the  palace,  and  in  all  other  places 
Colof.  3 . 1 1  .but  Chrift  is  all  in  all 

16. word  dwell  in  you  richly  in  all  wifdome 
4. 1 2. and  complete  in  all  the  will  of  God 
2  Tbef.  1 .4. for  your  pat.fe  faith  in  all  your  pcrfec. 
1  o.and  to  be  admired  in  all  them  that  bele. 
Hcb.-$  ,2.Mofes  faithfull  in  all  his  houfe 
1 3. 4. marriage  is  honourable  inall 

1  PeM.is.beyeholyinrf/Z  manner  of  converfat. 

2  Pet.  3 .  i6.as  alfo  in  all  his  Epiftles 

of  all. 

Ccn.6. z.took  them  wives  of  all  which  they  chofe 
7 . 2  2.of  all  that  was  in  the  dry  land  died 
10.21  .Shcm  the  father  of  all  the  child. of  Eber 
14. 20. and  hegave  him  tithes  of  rf//.  Heb.j.z. 
1 6. 1 2.  he  (hahd  well  in  the  prcfence  of  all  his 
18.25.lhal  not  the  Judge  of all  the  earth  do  ri. 

2  3 . 1  o.anf.  Abr.'i'n  audience  of  all  that  went  in 
25. 18. he  died  in  theprefence  of  all  hisbreth. 
27.3  3.I  haveeaten  of  i2//before  thou  earned 
28.22.and  of  aU that  thou  (halt  give  me  He 
3i.37.whathaft  thou  found  of  all  thy  hou(h. 
31.10.1  am  not  worthy  of  the  leaft  of  a// the 

mercies,  and  of  all  the  truth  which  thou 
40.i7.inuppermoftbask.therewasoffl//man. 
4  5. 8. a  father  to  Phar.andlord  of  all  his  houie 
1 3  .you  (hall  tell  my  father  of  cell  my  glory 

in  Egypt,and  of  all  that  you  have  feen 
20. the  good  of  all  the  land  6f  Egy.is  yours 
Exod.y-q.  nothing  die  of  all  that  is  the  child  -o£If. 
1 2.42.that  night  to  be  obferved  of  all 
1 8 . 1  .Jethro  heard  of  all  that  God  had  done 

3  1 .6.  in  the  hearts  of  all  that  are  wife  hearted 
40  3  8;fire  was  on  it  by  night  in  fight  of  all 

Levlt.6. 7. for  anything  of  all  that  he  hath  done 
1 1 .9. thefe  (hall  ye  eate  of  all  that  are  in  the  w. 
Dent.  14.9. 
27.28.no  devoted  thing  of  all  that  he  hath 
Num.  3 . 1 2.1  have  taken  the  Levits  of  all  the  fir.b. 
4 1. in  ftead  of'  all  the  firft-born  among  the 
inftead  of  all  the  firftlings  amongthe 
4. 1 6.  to  Eleazar  the  overfight  of  all  the  taber . 
and  of  all  that  therein  is  in  the  Sanft. 
41  .thefe  numbred  of  Gerflion  of  all  that 
18.28.1hal  offer  an  heave-off.of  all  your  tithes 
Df«r.2i.i7.(halgive  him  a  double  portion  of  all 
29.2i.leparate  him  out  of  all  the  tribes  of  Ifr. 
Jojh.  8 . 3  5  .not  a  word  of  aU.  which  Mofes  comm. 
1 1.1 5. he  left  nothing  undone  of  all  the  Lord 
2 3. 1 4. not  one  thing  hath  failed  of  <z#  the  go. 
Jua\.6.t)X  delivered  you  out  of  the  hand  of  all 
1 3. 1 3. of  all  that  I  faid  to  the  woman,  let  her 

1  Sam.  1 2.7.reafon  with  you  of  all  the  right.a&s 

22.15  .thy  fervant  knew  nothing  of  all  this 
22.I  have  occafioned  the  death  of  all  the  pe. 

25.2 1. fo  that  nothing  was  miffed  of  all  that 
22. if  I  leave  of  £#  that  pcrtaine  to  him  by 

2  Sam.  16.21  .then  (hall  the  hands  of  all  that  are 

i7.i2.ofhim,  and  of  a// that  are  with  him 
i9.5.(hamed  this  day  the  faces  of  all  thy  ferv. 

1 4. he  bowed  the  heart  of  aUthe  men  of  Ju. 

20.come  firft  this  day  of  aUthe  hpufe  of 

1  JC«z.8.39.for  thou  knoweft  the  hearts  of  all  the 

1  o.2.(he  communed  with  him  of  all  that  was 
2  Chron.9.1. 
22.22.a  lying  fpirit  in  the  mouth  of  all  his 

2  Kin.9. 5  .and  Jehu  faid,Unto  which  of  attus 

7.avenge  the  bloud  of  all  the  ferv.of  the  Lo. 
23 .26.becaufe  of  all  the  provocations  that 
2  Cfett>.32.2  2.favedHefc.fromSen.&  hand  of  all 
34.13  .overfeers  of  all  that  wrought  the  worke 


ALL      A  I»L 

36.23.who  among  you  of  all  his  people,the 
Neh.9.1 8.becaufe  of  all  this  we  make  a  fure  cove. 
E(ib.z.i  5  .obtained  favour  in  the  fight  of  all 
4.7.Mordecai  told  him  of  all  that  had  hapned 
6. 10. let  nothing  hWzof  all  that  thou  haft  fp. 
Job  3. 1 3  .fo  are  the  paths  of  all  that  forget  God 
P/^.6.7. waxeth  old  becaufe  of  mine  enemies 
2  5.22.redeem  Ifrael  out  of  all  his  troubles 
89.7.10  be  had  in  reverence  of  all  them  that 

5o.how  I  bear  the  reproach  of  all  the  migh. 
i05.2.talkye  ofa//his  wondrous  workes 
3  6.fmote  the  chiefe  of  all  their  ftren<>rh 
106.46.made  them  to  be  pitied  of  all  thofe 
1 1  i.2.fought  out  of  all  them  that  have  pleafu. 
1 19.63.1  am  a  companion  of  <z#them  that 
1 4  5. 1 5. the  eyes  of  all  w.iit  upon  thee 
Pto.3.9.with  the  firft  fruits  of  rf/7thine'increafe 
31.8.  open  thy  mouth  in  the  caufe  of  all  fuch 
Ecclefa.  1 3  .enjoy  the  good  of  all  his  labour 

Chapt.5.18. 
6.2.wanteth  nothing  of  all  that  he  defireth 
lfa.  29. 1 1  .the  vifion  of  all  is  become  as  the  words 
37.  i6.thou  God  alone  ofa// the  kinder,  of  the 
Jer.  3  1.1  .Hebe  the  God  of  all  the  families  of  If. 
32.23  .have  done  nothing  of  all  that  thou  com. 
3  2.becaufe  of  all  the  evill  of  the  child.of  If. 
36.16.we  will  furely  tell  the  King  of  all 
Lam.  3.51  .becaufe  of  all  the  daughters  of  my  city 
E\e\.  5 . 1 4. in  the  fight  of  all  that  paffe  by 

Chapt.36.34. 
28. 1 8. in  the  fight  of  allthtm  that  behold  thee 

24.nor  any  grieving  thorne  of  all  that  are 
43 . 1 1  .if  they  be  aihamed  of  all  that  they  have 
44.6.1et  it  fufficeyou  of  *//your  abomination 
3  o.firft  of  aU.  the  firft  fruits  of  all  things 
and  every  oblation  ofaU  of  every  fort  of 
Ban.y.  1 6.1  asked  him  the  truth  of  all  this 
Amos -^.z. you  only  have  I  known  of  all  thefami. 
Afab.  2.9. glory  out  ofaU  the  pleafant  furniture 
Hab.z.S.'fot  the  violence  of  the  city,&  oiall  that 

Verfe  17. 
Zeph.  1 . 1 8.make  a  fpeedy  riddance  of all  them 
Zech.p.  1.  when  the  ciesofmanas  of  all  the  tribes 
M.at.6.7, 2.knoweththatye  have  need  of  all  thefe 
1 3.3  2.which  is  indeed  the  leaft  of  all  feeds 
22.27.laft  of  all  the  woman  died  alfo 

Mm\  12.22. 
Mar.9.3  5.tobe  firft;,  the  fame  (halbe  laft  of  all 

and  fervant  of all 
10.44.who  will  be  chiefeft  (halbe  ferv.of  all 
i2.28.whichistheflrftcommandementofa/'/ 
Lu\.x.-j  i.faved  from  the  hand  of  all  that  hate  us 
4.1 5. taught  in  the  Synag.being  glorified  of  all 
20.eies  of  all  that  were  in  the  Syna.were  faft 
7.3  5. but  wifdome  is  juftified  of  aU  her  childr. 
9.7.Herod  heard  of  all  rhat.was  done  by  him 
1 8. 1 2.I  give  tithes  of  aU  that  I  poffefle 
Jote6.39.that  of  <?// which  he  hath  given  me 
Acl.i.itftf  all  that  Jefus  began  to  do  and  teach 
24.thou  knoweft  the  hearts  of  aU 
8.27.an  Eunuch,who  had  the  charge  of  all 
10.3  6.peace  by  Jefus  Chritt,he  is  lord  of  all 
13.10.  O  full  of  all  fubtiltyandd/Zmifchiefe 
thou  enemy  of  tf//righteou(hefs,wilt  thou 
Rom.4.1 1  .might  be  the  father  of  aU  them  that 

1  Cor.  i4.24.unlearned,  he  is  convinced  of  all 

he  is  judged  of  all 
1 5.7.(een  of  James,then  of  aU  the  Apoftles 

2  Cor.  1 1. 2  8.  the  care  of  all  the  Churches 
G<j/.4.i.thoughhebe  lordofrt/Z 

Epb.  3. 8.  to  me  that  am  leffe  then  the  leaft  of  all 
4-6.one  God  and  Father  of  «//,who  is  above 
1  Thef.4.6.thzt  the  Lo.is  the  avenger  of  all  fuch 
He£.o.3.tabern.whichiscallcd  theholieft  of  rf# 
8 .way  into  the  holieft  of  ^H not  yet  made 
1 2. 2  3. and  to  God  the  Judge  of  all 
Jam.  2. 1  o.offends  in  one  point,he  is  guilty  of  aU 
Jude  1 5  .of  allthek  ungodly  deeds  which  they 

and  of  all  their  hard  fpeeches  which 
Rev.  1 8. 24-bloud  of  aU  that  was  flain  upon  earth 

On  or  upon  all- 
Gf«.9.2.fear  of  you  fhalbe  upon  aU  that  moveth 

3  9. 5.bleffing  of  the  L.was  upon  all  that  he  had 
fxflrf.39.43  .Mofes  looked  upon  aU  the  worke 
Vent. 7. 1 5  .but  will  lay  them  upon  all  that  hate 
1  Sam.o.zo.is  it  not  on  thee,and  on  aU  thy  fath. 
2  Sam. j. zQ.let 


ALL      A  L 


z  Sam. z. 29.it  reft  on  the  head  of  Joab.and  on .all 
Eva  8 . 2  i.hand  of  our  God  is  upon  all  them  for 
Pfal  j;.i  4.from  his  habitation  he  looks  upon  alt 
lfa.z.i  3  .ftulbe  on  ^  cedars,  on  all  oakes 

ilupona/^high  mount.  upon0//high  hills 

4  5 .for  upon  all  the  glory  fhaibe  a  defence 

5  2,.  1  3  -yea,  upon  rf//  the  houfes  of  joy  in  the 
Jet  i6.i7.formineeies  are  upon  all  rheir  waies 

3 2.  ip.for  thine  eies  are  open  upon  all  the  way 
48.37.  upon  all  the  hands  flialbe  cuttings 
Lam. 1.10.  hath  fpread  out  his  handupona// 
£^.7  .i4.for  my  wrath  is  upon  all  the  multitude 
i8.fhame  upon  all  faces,  and  baldnefson  all 
26.17  .their  terrour  to  be  on  all  that  haunt  it 
28.26  whenl  have  executed  judgem.upon  all 
4o.4.fet  thine  heart  upon  all  chat  I  fhall  mew 
Amo.  8 .  i  o.  He  bring  up  fackdoth  upon  all  loines 
Obad.  1 5. day  of  the  L.  neereupon  all  the  heathen 
Hat.  1 . 1 1  .called  for  a  drought  upon  al  the  labour 
Lu\.i.6  5  .fear  came  on  all  that  dwelt  round  about 
7.i6.andtherecame  a  feare  on  a// 
2 1 . 3  5 .  for  as  a  fnare  (hall  it  come  on  all 
Act.  5 . 5  -great  feare  came  on  all  them  that  heard 

Verfe  11. 
io.44.holyGhoftfell  on  all  them  that  heard 
Rom.z. 22.and  upon  all  them  that  beleeve 

1 1.2  i.that  he  might  have  mercy  upon  all 
J  tide  1 5. to  execute  judgement  upon  all 

Rev. z. 10  hours,  oftempt.which  thai  come  on  d// 

Over  all. 
Gen. 24. 2. that  ruled  overall  thzt  he  had 

39.5  .from  the  time  he  made  him  overf.overa// 
4 1 .4 1  .have  fet  thee  over  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
56.famine  was  over  all  the  face  of  the  earth 
45.26Jofephisgovernourover0#theland 
Num.  1 . 5  o.appoint  Levits  over  all  the  veffels 
2  Sam. 3. z  i.that  thoumayeft  rcigne  over  all  that 
1  J^i».  11.28  .made  him  ruler  over  all  the  charge 

42.Solomon  reigned  over  0//Ifratl  40.years 
ichro.zg.z  .over  &  above  k'#  that  I  have  prepared 

i2.andthoureigneft  overall 
Job  4 2. 1 1. comforted  him  over  0// the  evill  that 
Pfal.  1  o  3 . 1 9. his  kingdome  ruleth  over  all 

i4?.9.his  tender  mercies  are  overall 
Ifa.S.j.ht  (hall  come  up  over  all  his  channels 

and  goc  over  all  his  bankes 
Dan.z.z  8.and  hath  made  thee  ruler  over  them  all 
Mat. 24.49.  make  him  ruler  over  all  his  goods 
27 .4 5. there  was  darkneffe  overall  the  land 
Lu\.  1  o.i9»power  over  all  the  power  of  the  enemy 

12.4  4.make  him  ruler  over  all  that  he  hat  h 
John  17.2  haft  given  him  power  over  alltleih 
y4ff.18.23.went  over  all  the  country  of  Galatia 
Row.9-5.who  isover0//,Godbkffed  forever 
10. 1 2. for  the  fame  Lord  over  all  is  rich  to 
911  tbefe. 
Gen. 10. zg. all  thefe  were  the  fonsof  Joktan 
1 4. 3  .all  thefe  were  joyned  together  in  the  vale 
1  5. 10. he  took  unto  him  all  thefe 
if. 4.0//  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Keturah 

42.3  6. all  thefe  things  are  againft  me 
49.28.0// thefe  are  the  i2.tribesof  Ifracl 

Exod. 20.  i.God  (pake all  thefe  words, faying 
lew;. 18. 24. for  in  all  thefe  the  nations  are-defiled 

20.2  3.theyc6mitted<z//thefe,therforeIabho. 

26.14.  and  will  not  do  all  thefe  commandem. 

Dezri.  1 9.9.ifthou  (halt  keep  all  thefe  command. 

Judg.zo.  17. all  thefe  were  men  of  war.Ch.44.46 

___  2  5.aKthefe  drew  thefword.  Ver.25. 

2  ^«.7.»i.own  heart  haft  thou  done  all  thefe  gre. 

1  Chro.z.zzM  thefe  belonged  to  the  fons  of  Ma. 

5. 17. all  thefe  were  reckoned  by  genealogies 

7-8  all  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Bechcr 

17  •  1 9-'n  making  known  all  thefe  great  things 

2  rfo'0.2 1.2.0/!  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Jehofaphat 

29  3  z.all  thefe  were  for  a  burnt-offering 
36.1S.all  thefe  brought  he  to  Babylon 

E'Zi-a  1 . 1 1 .0//  thefe  did  Shesbazzar  brin<*  up 
1 0.44.^  thefe  had  taken  ftrange  wives 

Job  12.9.WJ10  knoweth  not,that  in  all  thefe 

J/0.45.7.I  the  Lord  do  0//  thefethings 
49. 1 8 .0//  thefe  gather  themfelves  together 

Jer.j.io.we  are  delivered  to  all  thefe 

1 3  .becaufe  ye  have  done  all  thefe  workes 
9'z6.iorall  thefe  are  uncircumcifed 
2.6. 1 S  .the  L.fent  me  to  fpeak  all  thefe  words 


ALL      ALL 

3  6. 1 7 .how  didft  thou  write  all  thefe  words 
£3^.  1 7. 1 8. hath  done  all  thefe,he  fhal  not  efcape 
Hab.  2.6.fhall  not  all  thefe  take  up  a  parable 
Zech.  8 . 1 2. remnant  of  the  peop.to  poffefs  all  thefe 

17. for  all  thefe  are  things  that  I  hate 

Mat. 6. 3  3 .0//  thefe  (Tialbe  added  to  you.I«£.  12.3 

19. 2,0. all  thefe  have  I  kept  from  my  youth 

Mar.  10.20.  L/^e  18,21. 
23. 36.aU  thefe  fhall  come  on  this  generation 
24.8.0//  thefe  are  the  beginning  of  forrowes 
Mar. 7. 23 . all  thefe  come  from  within,and  defile 
Lull.  1 .6  5.  all  thefe  fayings  were  noifed  abroad 
2. 1 9. Mary  kept  all  thefe  things.         Ver.  5 1 . 
2 1.4.0//  thefe  have  of  their  abundance  caft  in 
1 2.  but  before  0//  thefe  they  fliall  lay  hands 
AEi ■  1 . 1 4  .thefe  all  continued  w  ith  one  accord 
2  #7.arc  nottf//  thefe  which  fpeak  Galileans  ? 
7. 50. hath  not  mine  hand  made  all  thefe  thin. 
17. 7. thefe  all  do  contrary  to  the  decrees  of  C. 
1  Cor.  1 2. 1 1. all  thefe  work  that  one  &thefelffa. 
Co/.3.8.but  now  you  alfo  put  off  all  thefe,anger 
Heb.  1 1. 1 3  .thefe  all  died  in  faith,not  having  rece. 
3  9-thefe  all  having  obtained  a  good  report 
To  or  unto  ail. 
Gra.  20.1 6. covering  of  eies,&  to  all  that  arewith 
35>2.Jacob  faidto  his  hou(hold,&  to 0// that 

4  5 .  2  2 .to  all  of  them  he  gave  changes  of  raim. 
Dcut .  29. 2  .to  all  his  fervants,  &  to  0/  his.ch.  3  4.1 1 

1  Sa.  2  2. 1 5  .impute  any  thing  to  his  fer.nor  to  0// 

2  taw.  2  2. 3 1  .is  a  buc  kler  to  all  them  that  truft  in 

P/0/.18.3O. 

1  J^».  1 1  •  J  8.hearken  to  all  that  I  command  thee 

2  Cfoi'.  3  1 . 1 9-give  porti.to  all  the  males, &  to  all 
P/0.86.5.plenteousinmercyunto0#thatcallon 

I45.9.the  Lord  is  good  to  all 

i8.nigh  to  all  that  call  on  him,  to  all  that 
Ecclcf.z.  1 4. one  event  happeneth  to  all.ch.y. 3,11 

9. 2. all  things  come  alike  to  all 
1/0.8. 1 2. confederacy  to  all  them  to  whom  this 

36.6X0  is  Pharaoh  to  all  that  truft  in  him 

/c/-.29.4.faiththe  L.toaZ/that  are  carried  away 

3 1. fend  to  all  them  of  the  captivity 

48 . 3 9.and  a  difmaying  to  all  them  about  him 
Dan.g.  1 6. a  reproach  to  all  that  are  about  us 
Af  «f .  5.15  .give  light  to  all  that  are  in  the  houfe 
Mar.  1 3 .3  7.what  I  fay  to  you.I  fay  unto  aH 
I»^.2.38.fpakeofhim  to  all  them  that  looked 

12.41  .fpeakft  thou  this  parable  to  us,or  to  all 
All. z.zg.a-nd  to  all  that  are  afar  off 

4. 1 6  is  manifeft  to  all  that  dwell  in  Jerufalem 

16.3  2.and  to  all  that  were  in  his  houfe 
Rom.  1.7.  to  all  that  be  in  Rome 

3.2  2.righteoufnesof  G.by  faith  of  JeCastoall 

1  o.  1 2. is  rich  unto  all  that  call  upon  him 
1 3  .render  therefore  to  all  their  dues 
1  Cor. 9. 19.I  made  my  felfe  fervant  to  all 

13. 2.andto0# other ,thatifIcome,I  wil  not 
1  Thef.  1 .7 .  ye  were  enfamples  to  all  that  beleeve 

f .  27 .  epiftle  be  read  unto  all  the  holy  brethren 

1  Trm.q.  1 5 .  that  thy  profiting  may  appear  to  all 
Hc6. 5. ^author  of  eternall  falvation  unto  all  that 

with  all. 
Gen.  20. 1 6.  and  with0#  othenthus  (he  was  repro. 

3  1 . 2 1  .fo  he  fled  with  all  that  he  had 
Num.  16. 3  o.with  all  that  appertain  unto  them 
Veut.6. 5  .with all  thy  foule,  with  all  thy  might 
Chap.i  Li3.3f0f.22.37. 
1  o.  i4.earth  alfo  with  0//  that  therein  is 
1 8 .6.and  come  with  all  the  defire  of  his  mind 

2  Kin. 4. 1 3  .haft  been  carefull  for  us  with  all  this 
2  dw.2  5.7.towit,with0#the  children  of  Ephr. 

34.2  5. might  provoke  me  with  all  the  works  of 
E-ira  1. 5.  with  all  them  whofefpirit  God  hath  ra. 
Prt>.4.7.with  all  thy  getting  get  underftanding 

23.keep  thy  heart  with  all  diligence 
I  fa.  1 6. 1 4.  with  0//  that  great  multitude,  and  the 
Jer.  2  8 .4.1k  bring  Jeconiah  w  ith  all  the  captives 

42.i7.fofhallitbewith0#  the  men  that  fet 
Etek..  5 . 1 1  .defiled  my  fanft.with  all  thy  deteftab. 
things,and  with  all  thine  abominations 

1 4. 1 1. polluted  any  more  with  all  their  tranfg. 

1 6. 3  7  .w  ith  0//  them  that  thou  haft  hated 

20. 40 .require  your  off.  with  all  your  holy  thi. 

23 .7  .with  all  on  whom  (he  doted,with  0#  their 
Amos  6. 8. wil  I  deliver  the  city  with  all  that  dwel 
Alt.  1 0.2. feared  God  with «Z/hfs  houfe 


ALL      ALL 

i6.34.rejoyceJ.,beleeving  inG.with0//his  h. 

1  Cw.i.2.with0//  thatin  every  place  call  upon 

Ephef.  3 . 1 9-ye  might  be  filled  with  all  the  fulnefs 

6. 1 8. praying  with  all  praier  and  fupplication 

watching  thereunto  with  all  perfeverance 

24-gracebe  with  all  them  that  love  our  Lo. 

Phil.  1 . 2  j .(hall  abide.and  continue  with  you  all 

2. 1 7.I  joy  and  re  Joyce  with  you  all 
1  Thcf.z .  1 3  .at  the  coming  of  our  L.  with  all  his 

2|!ll  the  while. 
1  S0«z.22.4.dwelt  with  him  all  the  while  David 

2  f.7.nothing  miffing  all  the  while  they  were 
27.1  i.andfo  will  be  his  maner  all  the  while 

Job  27. 3 . all the  while  my  breath  is  in  me,  &  the 

311  ye. 
Job  z7.1z.aU  ye  your  felves  have  feen  it 
Pfal.zz.zz. all  ye  the  feed  of  Jacob  glorifie  him 
and  feare  him,  all  ye  the  feed  of  Ifrael 

3  1 . 2  3 .0  love  the  Lord  all  ye  his  Saints 

24.0// ye  that  hope  in  the  Lord 
z  z. 11. all  yc  that  are  upright  in  heart 
49.  i.heare  this  0// ye  people,give  eare  all  ye 
66.1  .make  a  joyfull  noife  to  God  all  ye  lands 
Pfal.  100.1. 
1 6.come,and  heare  all  ye  that  feare  God 
i0  3.2i.ble(Teye  theLorda/Zyehishofts 
1 3  4. 1  .blefle  the  Lord  all  ye  fervants  of  the  L 
J/0.i8.3.0#yeinhabita.oftheworld,reeyewhen 
48.i4.0//yea(Temble  your  felves  and  heare 
50.11  .behold  0//ye  that  kindle  a  fire  that 
56.9.0// ye  beafts  of  the  field  come  todevoure 
yea,  all  ye  beafts  of  the  forreft 
66.10.be  glad  with  her  all  ye  that  love  her 

rejoyce  all  ye  that  mourne  for  her 
/cr.29.2O.heare0//yeofthecaptivity 

48.17 .0//ye  that  are  about  him  bemoan  him 

all  ye  that  know  his  name  fay,  How  is 
5 0.29.0// ye  trut  bend  the  bow  encamp  aga.it 
Lam.  i.iz.allye  that  paffe by  behold  and  fee 
Joel  1. 5.andhowle0// ye  drinkers  ofwine 
Mic.i.2.heare0//yepeople,hearken  O  earth 
Zepb.  2. 3  .fcek  the  Lord  all  ye  meek  of  the  earth 
Mat.  1 1 .28.  come  unto  me  all  ye  that  labour 
23 .8. and  0//ye  are  brethren 
26.31  .all  ye  (halbe  offended  becaufe  of  me 

Mai\  14.27. 
Lulie  1 3 .  27. depart  from  me  all  ye  workers  of  ini. 
^ff.2.i4.men  of  Judea,and0//ye  that  dwell  at 
Rom. 1  5.1 1.  praife  him  all  ye  Gentiles,  laud  him 
Rev.  19.5  .praife  our  God  all  ye  his  fervants 
See  further  %\\  joyned  with  C  ongveg. ©ap, 

3Da^eff,€art!),iFle(h,  dSoOs,  j|eart,3Ifr. 
31uOalj,  Jl^gmtcnts,  fl^en,  Matiom, 
people,  ^itncest,  $jont)ef#,  CfjingS, 

SMle&gfrtg. 
Att.iy  .z.alledgmgthzt  Chrift  muft  needs  have 

"  "IMlegoip. 
G0/.4. 24.which  things  are  an  allegory 

SMleluiar;. 

Rev.  19.  i.much  people  in  heav.faying,/4//c  V.3. 
4. the  foure  beafts  faid  Amen,Alleluiah 
6.Allelidah  for  the  L.God  omnipotent  rcisr. 

mm. 

Neh.i  3.4.Elia(hib  was  allied  to  Tobiah 

IPlIon. 
/»_/&.  19.3  3.  Nepth.coaft  from  //to  to  Zaanan. 
1  Cfoo.4.37 \fon  of  AUonSon  of  Jedaia 

3tHort=li5achat?). 
Getf.3  5.8.thenameof  it  was  called  Allan  Bachuth 

Lu\.i  1.4$. ye  allow  the  deeds  of  your  fathers 
^^.24.15.  which  they  themfelves  alfo  allow 
Rom.7.1 5.that  which  I  do,I  allow  not 

3MomeIJ.    2JUoroeti). 
K0w2.14.22.in  that  thing  which  he  alloweth 

1  Tfe/1 2-4.but  as  we  w  ere  allowed  of  God 

^Uomatice. 

2  ICwz.  2  5. 3  o.  his  allowance  was  a  continuall  rf/fo. 

Utliwre. 

Ho/?2. 14.1k  allu.her,  &  bring  her  into  the  wild. 
2  Ptf.2. 1 8. they  allure  through  the  lufts  of  the 

atltnesf. 

Mat. 6. 1  .take  heed  that  you  do  not  your  alms  bef. 
2.when  thou  doft  thine  almes.  Ver.  3. 

4.that  thine  almes  may  be  in  fecret 

£#£.11.41.  gave 


A  L  M       A  LM 


A  L  O       A  L  O 


A  L  O      A  L  O 


Lull.  11-41  -gave  almes  of  fuch  things  as 

12.33  .fell  that  ye  have,and  give  almes 
Acl. 7. z.to  zsVtalmes  of  them  that  entred 

3  .feeing  Peter  and  John,  asked  an  almes 
10.it  was  he  which  fate  for  almes 
1  o.i. gave  much  almes  to  the  people 

4.thine  alines  are  come  up  for  a  mem.V.  3  1 . 
24. 1 7.I  came  to  bring  almes  to  my  nation 
2HmefoccD0. 
Acl.^S.Ml  of  almefdeeds  which  fhc  did 

3llmigt)tp. 
G^.49.2 5  .by  the  Almighty,  who  fhall  bleffe  thee 
N«w.24-4.which  faw  the  vifion  of  the  AlmiN  .16 
Ruth  1.20. for  the  Almighty  hath  dealt  bitterly 

2 1. and  the  Almighty  hath  afflicted  me 
Job  j.  1 7.defpife  not  the  chaftening  of  the  Almlg. 
<5.4.forthcarrowes  of  the  Alm.zrt  within  me 

i4.he  forfaketh  the  feare  of  the  Almighty 
8 . 3  .doth  the  Almighty  pervert  j  uftice 

j.makethyfupplicationstothe  Almighty 
1  i.y.canft  thou  find  out  the  Almighty 
1 3.3.furely  I  would  fpeak  to  the  Almighty 
1  <,2$.ftrengtheneth  himfelf  againft  tht  Aim. 
2 1. 1  j. what  is  the  Almig.thzt  we  fhouldferve 

20. drink  of  the  wrath  of  the  Almighty 
2 2. 3  .is  it  any  pleafure  to  the  Almighty 
1 7. what  can  the  Almighty  doe 

2  3 .  if  thou  returne  to  the  Almighty 
z  5  .the  Almighty  fhalbe  thy  defence 
26.thou  (halt  have  thy  delight  in  thtAlmi. 

23.1 6. and  the  Almighty  trouble th  me 
24.  i.tirnes  are  not  hid  from  the  Almighty 
zj.z.A!mghiy,who  hath  vexed  my  foule 
io.will  he  delight  himfelf  in  the  Almighty 
1 1. that  which  is  with  the  Almig.  will  I  not 
1 3  .which  they  fhall  receive  of  the  Almighty 
29.5 .when  the  Almighty  was  yet  with  me 
3  1. 2.W hat  inheritance  from  the  Almighty 

3  ^my/defu'e  is  that  the  Almighty  would 

3  2.8.th£infpir.ofthe^teif.givethunderftan. 
3  3 .4.breath  of  the  Almighty  h  ith  given  me  life 
34. 10. far  from  lUtAlm/g.  to  commit  iniquity 
1 2.nor  will  At  Almighty  pervert  judgment 
3  5 . 1 3 .the  Almighty  will  not  regard  vanity 
3  7.23  .the  Almighty, we  cannot  find  him  out 
40. 2. he  that  contendeth  with  the  /sfoa.inftruct 

P/a/.68.i4.when  the  Almighty  fcatteted  Kings 
9 1 . 1  .under  the  fhadow  of  the  Almighty 

lfa.  1 3 .6.it  fhall  come  as  deftruct.from  the  Aim. 

£^.i.24.as  the  voice  of  ths,  Almighty. Ch.io.j. 

Joel  1. 1 5  .as  deftiuct.from  the  Alm.ttiM  it  come 

2  Cor. 6. 18. faith  ihe  Lord  Almighty 

tfra.i.S.whichis,  was,  &  istocome,the  Almighty 

(ffijoD  3Hmic#tp  Seein<l5oD. 

3$lmot>arj. 

Gen.  10. 26/Joktan  begat  Almodad.     1  Chro.  1.20. 

3imon. 

Jojh. zi.iS.ontof  Ben. Almon  with  hcrfuburbs 

3Huion=iE'tb;ati)afitt. 

Num  3  3. 46. and  encamped  in  Almpn-T>iblathaim 
47  .they  removed  from  Almon-Diblathaim 
■ailmonO.    3Umonu0. 
GCT.43  x  * .fpices3and  myrrhe,nuts,  and  almonds 
Exod.  25.33  .made  like  unto  almonds.      Ver.  3  4 
Chapt.37. 19,20. 
Num.  17.8  .the  rod  of  Levi  yeelded  almonds 
Ecclef.i  2.5  .the  almond  tree  fhall  flourifh 
fa'  1  1 1 .1  fee  a  rod  of  an  almond  tree 

3Utnoiv. 
Exod.  1 7  ./^.almoft  ready  to  ftone  me 
Pfai-j  3 .2.my  feet  were  almoft  gone 

94. 1 7  .my  foule  had  almoft  dwelt  in  filence 
119.87  .almoft  confumed  me  upon  earth 
Vro.  5 . 1 4.I  was  almoft  in  all  evill 
A& .  1 3 .44.came  almoft  the  whole  city  together 
19.26.not  only  at  Ephefus,but  almoft 
2 1. 27. when  the  7.daies  were  almoft  ended 
i6.z%.almoft  thou  perfwadeft  metobeaChri. 
29-were  almoft  and  altogether  fuch 
Heb.t),zx.almo{l  all  things  by  the  law  purged 

SHmttgctreeg. 
1  Kin.  1  o.  1 1  .brought  fro  Ophir  plenty  o(Almug.s 
1 2. made  of  Almug-trees  pillars  for  the  houfe 
there  came  no  fuch  Almug-trees, nox  were 

Pfal.  45.8  .garments  fmell  of  Aloes^Csffia. 


Pro.  7. 1 7. perfumed  my  bed  with  Aloes 
Cant.4..i4.Mynhe,Aloes,viith  all  chiefe  fpices 
John  19. 3  9.brought  a  mixture  of  myrrhe 

UUone, 
Gen.  2.18  .not  good  for  man  to  be  alone 
Exod.  18.18  .not  able  to  performe  it  alone 

zq.z.MoCesalone  fhall  come  neerethe  Lord 
■Levit.  1 3 .46".the  leper  fhall  dwell  alone 
Num.  1 1 . 1 4.not  able  to  beare  this  people  alone 
i7.that  thou  beare  it  not  thy  fclfe  alone 

2  3 .9.I0,  the  people  fhall  dwell  alone 
Deut.  1 .9.1  am  not  able  to  beare  you  alone 

1 2. how  can  I  alone  beare  your  cumbrance 
32.1 2.fo  the  Lord  alone  did  lead  him 

3  3 . 28 .Ifrael  fhall  then  dwell  in  fafety  alone 
Jojh. zz. 20. that  man  perifhed  not  alone 

Judg.  3 .  20. parlour  which  he  had  for  himfelf  alone 

1  Sam.  2 1 . 1  .why  art  thou  alone  ? 

2  Sam.  1 8 .  24.behold,a  man  running  alone.  V.  26. 

2  ?  .if  dtoe  tidings  in  his  mouth 

1  Kin.  1 1 .  29. they  two  were  alone  in  the  field 
1  Chro. zg.i.whom  alone  God  hath  chofen 
Ejlh.  3 .6.fcorne  to  lay  hands  on  Mordecai  alone 
Job  1 . 1 5 .1  only  am  efcaped  alone.  V.  1 6, 17,19. 
9.8.  which  alone  fpreadeth  the  heavens 
1 5.  i9>to  whom  alone  the  earth  was  given 
3  1 . 1 7. have  eaten  my  morfels  alone 
Pfal.  8  3 . 1 8.whofe  name  abne  is  Jehovah 
1 02.7.I  am  as  a  fparrow  alone 
1 3  6. 4. to  him  who  alone  doth  great  wonders 
1 48 . 1 3  .his  name  alone  is  excellent 
Ecclcf.4.8  .there  is  one  alone,znd  not  a  fecond 
10. woe  to  him  thztisalone 
1 1 -how  can  one  be  warvaealone 
lfa.z.11 .the  Loxdalone  fhalbe  exalted  in  that  day 

Verfe  17. 
5.8  .that  they  may  be  placed  alone 
14.31  .none  fhalbe  alone  in  his  appointed  time 
44.24.that  ftrctcheth  forth  the  heavens  alone 
5 1. 2. 1  called  him  alone 
63  .'3 .1  have  troden  the  wine-preffe  alone 
Jer.  1 5. 1 7.I  fate  alone  becaufe  of  thy  hand  :  for 

49.3  i.get  thee  to  the  wealthy  nat.wch  dwels  al. 
Lam.i.zS.ht  fittetha/owjandkeepeth  filence 
Dan.  10. 7. 1  Daniel  alone  faw  the  vifion 
Hof.8  9. a  wildafferf/0/Kby  himfelfe 
Mat. 4.$. a  man  fhall  not  live  by  bread  alone 

Lu\e  4.4. 

1 4. 2  3  .w  hen  the  evening  was  come,he  was  al. 
1 8. 1  5. fault  between  thee  and  him  alone 

Mar. 4. 10. and  when  he  was  alone,  that  they 
34.when  they  were  alone,  he  expounded 

6. 47. and  he  alone  on  the  land 
Lull.  5  2 1  .w  ho  can  forgive  fins,  but  God  alone  ? 

6. 4. not  lawfull  to  eat,but  for  the  priefts  alone? 

9. 1 8  .as  he  was  alone  praying,his  difciples 

3  6.Jefus  was  found  alo.  &  they  kept  it  clofe 
10  40. hath  left  me  to  ferve  alone 

John  6. 1 5. departed  into  a  mounuine  alone 
2  2. his  difciples  were  gone  away  alone 
8. 1 6.  for  I  am  not  alone 
.    1 2.24.and  die,  it  abideth  alone 

1 6. 3  2. fhall  leave  me  alone, yet  I  am  not  alone 
17. 20. pray  I  for  thtCtalone 

Acl.  1 9 .  26.that  not  alone  at  Ephefus,but 
2ta.4.2  3.not  written  for  his  Cake  alone 
Gd/.6".4.then  fhall  he  have  rejoyc.in  himfelf  alone 

1  Thef.  3 . 1 .  to  be  le  ft  at  Athens  alone 
Hfi.9. 7. went  the  high  puc&  alone  once 
Jam. 2. 1 7 .faith  is  dead,being  alone 

Left  alone. 
Gen.  3  2. 24.Jacob  left  alone,and  there  wreftled  a 
42.3  8. his  brother  dead,  and  he  left  alone 

Chapt  44.20. 
Ifa.49.z1. 1  was  leftd/0.thefe,where  had  they  bin 
T>an.\o.%.\  was  left  alone,and faw  this  vifion 
John  8. 9. and  Jefus  was  left  alone 

29.the  Father  hath  not  left  me  alone 
Rom.  1 1 . 3  .and  I  am  left  alone, 2nd  they  feek 

Let  alone. 
Exo.  14. 1 2. let  us  alone,thzt  we  may  ferve  the  Eg. 

3  2.  xo.let  mealone,  that  my  wrath  may 
Veut.g.  i4.1et  me  alone,  that  I  may  deftroy 
Judg.  11.37  -let  me  alone  two  moneths 

2  Sam.  1 6 . 1 1  .let  him  alone,  let  him  curfe 
2  f(.ffz.4.27.1et  her  alone,fot  her  foule  is 


13.18.let  him  alone, no  man  move  his 

fo  they  let  his  bones  alone 
Exra  6.7.1et  the  work  of  this'  houfe  of  God  alone 
J0b7.16.ltt  me  alone,  for  my  daies  are  vanity 
i9.let  me  alo.  till  I  fw allow  down  my  fpitt. 

io.20.ceafe  then, and  let  me  alone 

1 3 . 1 3  .let  me  alone, that  I  may  fpeak 
Hof.a..  1 7  .is  joyned  to  idols,  let  him  alone 
Mat.  1  5 . 1 4.1et  them  alone,  they  be  blind 
Mar.i.z^.  let  usalone,  what  have  we  to  do  with 

£#^4.34. 

14.6. let  her<Jte,why  trouble  you  her  ? 

I5.36".letrt/<w2e,letusfee  whether Elias will 
L^.  1 3. 8. let  it  alone  this yeare  alfo 
John  11. 48.1a  him  thus  alom,y\\  men  will 

1 2.7.1et  her  alone  againft  the  day  of  my 
Att.  5 .  3  8  .refrain  from  thefe,lct  them  alone 

Thou  alone. 

Exod.  1 8 . 1 4. w  hy  fitteft  thou  thy  fel  fe  alone 
ito.2i.i.whyartthoua/tf.&nornanwiththee 
2  Kin.  19. 1  J.  thou  art  God,  even  thou  alone 

Ifaiah  37.16. 
Nefc.9.6\thou,even  thou  art  Lord  alone 
Pfal.$6. io.wonderous  thingsjthou  art  Godalone 
Pro.}.  1 2.thou  alone  fhalt  beare  it 

3Mong. 
Exotl.z.j.htr  maidens  walked  along  by 

9. 23. the  fire  ran  alongupon  the  ground 
Num.zi.zz.v/t  wil  goalo.by  the  kings  high-way 

3  4.  ?  .South  quart.tftozg  by  the  coaft  of  Edom 
Veut.z.zj.I  willgoa/ffMgby  the  high-way 
Jojh.  10. 10. chafed  them  along  to  Bethoron 
1  f . 3  .South- fide  paffed  along  to  Z'm.along 
6. border  paffed  along  by  Betharabah 
i  o.paffed  along  to  the  fide  of  mount  Jearira 
1 1  .paffed  along  to  mount  Baalah 
1 6. 2.paffeth  along  to  the  borders  of  Archi  to 
i7.7.borderwenttf/fl?zgto  Entappuah 
18.18  .paffed  along  over  againft  Arabah 
1 9  .border  paffed  along  to  Bethhoglah 
19.13 .along on  the  Ealt  to  Gittah-Hepher 
Judg.y.i  2.child.of  the  Eaft  lay  along  in  the  vail. 
1 3  .overturned  it,that  the  tent  lay  along 
9.2  5  robbed  all  that  came  along 

37.another  company  come  alo.by  ihe  plaine 
1 1. 1 8. then  they  wtntalongby  the  wildernefs 

z6.along  by  the  coaft  of  Arnon  3  00. years 
20.37.1iers  in  wait  drew  themfelves  along 

1  Sam.6.iz.v/tntalongby  the  high  way  lowing 

28. 20. Saul  fell  along  upon  the  earth 

2  Sam.2.i6.het  husband  wtnta!o?)g  weeping 

i6.i3.Shimei  wentfl/o^CLirlmg 
2  Kjn.  1 1 . 1 1 .  the  guard  flood  along  bv  the  altar 

z  Chron.zi.io. 
Jer. 4 1 .6\Ifhmael  went  weeping  all  along 

3Jkofe. 
Pfal.  38.11  .my  friends  ftand  aloofe 

aioth. 
1  Kjn.q.  1 6.Baanah  was  in  Aflier  and  Aloth 

3Uout). 
Gc7z.4j.2.Jofepb  wepttf/o/«/,and  the  Egyptians 

1  Km.  1 8 . 27 .ci  y  ahv.d,{ox  he  is  in  a  journey , or 

28. they  crieurt/fl.  and  they  cut  themfelves 
Exra  3.12  .many  fhouted  aloud  for  joy 
Pfal.^i  .14.I  will  fing  aloud  of  thy  righteoufnefs 
59. 1 6.1  willfingd/otff/ofthy  mercy 
8 1 . 1  .fing  aloud  unto  G  od  our  ftrcngth 
1 3  2.  i6.her  faints  fhall  ihout  aloud  for 
1 49. 5  .fing  aloud  upon  their  beds 
Dan. 1  4. an  Herald  cried  aloudflo  you  it  is  com. 
4. 1 4. he  cried  a!oud,and  faid,Hew  downe  the 
5. 7. the  K. cried  aloud,  to  bring  in  the  aftrolog. 
Mar.  1 5 .8 .multitude  crying  aloud,btg&a  to  defire 

JTrpalouU.  SeeCrp. 
<fllpha. 
Rev.  1. 8.1  am  Alpha  and I  Omega.  Ver.u.Chap. 
21.6.&  22  13. 
Sllpijeao. 
Mat.  10.3  James  the  fon  of  Alphetn.   Mar.  3.18. 
£,4*6.15. ^#.1.13. 
Mar.z.  1 4. he  faw  Levi  fon  ofAlpheus  fitting 

Slreaop. 
Exod.  1 .  f.Jofeph  was  in  Egypt  already 

2  Chro.  28. 1 3.  we  have  offended  againft  the  L.alr. 
Neh.  5 . 5  .fome  of  our  daughters  in  bondage  alrea. 
Ecclef.  1 . 1  o.it  hath  been  already  of  old 

2.i2.that 


ALR      A  L  S 


z  i  z.that  which  hath  been  already  done 
?  1 5  .which  is  to  be,hath  already  been 
4.a.l  praifed  the  dead  already  dead 
6.  i  o.that  which  hath  been  is  named  already 
Mai.  i.  2.1  have  curfed  them  already 
Mat.<.z%. committed  adultery  alrea.  in  his  heart 
i'7  ii.Elias  is  come  alr.Sc  they  knew  him  not 
Mar  i  ?.44-Pilate  marvelled  ifheweretf/rc.dead 
l4.ii.49.what  will  I,  if  it  be  already  kindled 
John  3 . 1 8.beleeveth  not,is  condemned  already 
4. 3 5  .are  white  already  to  harveft 
j.ii.Jewes  had  agreed  already,  that  if 

2  7 .1  have  told  you  already, md  ye 
1 1 . 1 7  .lien  in  the  grave  foure  daies  already 
10. 3 3  .faw  that  he  was  dead  already 
Aft.  1 1 . 1 1  .there  were  three  men  already  come 
27.o.becaufethefaftwas<j/>'Mrfy  paft,  Paul 

1  Cor.  5 . 3  .prefent  in  fpirit  have  judged  already 

2  Cor.  1 2.i  i.bewaile  many  that  have  finned  aire. 
Phil.  3 . 1  i.not  as  though  I  had  already ^  attained 

1 6.whereto  we  have  already  attained 
2  Tfe/]2.7.myfterie  of  iniquity  doth  alrea.yioxVe 

1  Tim.  5.15  .fome  are  already  turned  afide 

2  Tim.  2.18  .that  the  refurreftion  is  paft  already 
1  Job.4.3. now  already  is  it  in  the  world 
Rev.z.z  j.thatwhichye  have  alreadyJc\o\d 

Slfo. 

Gen.1.16.  God  made  the  ftarresd//fl 

2.9-tree  of  life  alfo  in  the  midft  of  the  garden 
3 .6.Eve  did  eate,  &  gave  alfo  to  her  husband 
4.4.Abel,he«//o  bioughtof  the  firftlings 
6.j.forthat  be  alfo  is  flefh 

I  l.the  earth  alfo  was  corrupt  before  God 
i3#i6'.thenirnllthyfeedrf//o  benumbred 

16. 1 3  .have  I  tf/ftf  here  looked  after  him  that 
1 8 . 1 2 .  my  lord  being  old  alfo 
12.24.make  him  drink  wine  this  night  alfo 
20.6.I  alfo  withheld  thee  from  finning 

24. 1 4  lie  give  thy  camels  drink  alfo.     V.46. 
26,2 1. another  Well,and  ftrovefor  thatfl//» 
27.j4.bleffeme,  even  me  alfo,0  my  father 

Verfej8. 
jo.jo.whenflialllprov.formyown  houfe al. 
3  5. 17/eare  not,thou  (halt  have  this  fon  alfo 
3 8. 10. wherefore  he  flew  bimalfo 

I I  .left  peradventure  he  die  alfo 

22.and  alfo  the  men  of  the  place  faid,  That 
40. 1 5. and  here  alfo  I  have  done  nothing  that 

16.I alfo  was  in  my  dreamland  behold  I 
42.2  z.btbold  alfo  his  bloud  is  required 
4 3. 8. both  we, and  thou,  8c  alfo  our  little  ones 
44.16.&  he  alfo  with  whom  the  cup  is  found 
^.zo.alfo  regard  not  your  ftuffe 
48 . 1  o.he  alfo  (hall  become  a  people 

and  he  alfo  (halbe  great,but 
N«»2.i6.io.andfeekye  the  priefthood  alfo 
T>eut.<).  1  p.the  L. hearkened  to  me  at  that  time  al. 
Chapt.10.10. 

1  Sam.  8 . 8  .fo  doe  they  alfo  unto  thee 

10.  n.is  Saul  a//»  among  the  Prophets 

Ver.  12, 19,24. 
i4.44.doe  fo  to  me>  and  more  alfo 

2  Sam.  2.3 5. &  19.13. 
19.2 1. and  they  prophefied  alfo 

2  3  .the  fpirit  of  G  od  upon  him  alfo 
26.2 5. and ,*//<> fhallftill  prevaile 
a  Stf»z.i.i  8. a//fl  he  bade  them  teach  the  ufe  of  the 
2.6.I  alfo  will  requite  you  this  kindnefle 
11.17.Unah  the  Hittite  died <z//<> 
1 2.  H.the  child  alfo  that  is  born  to  thee  (hall 
1 5 . 1 9-wherefore  goeft  thou  alfo  with  us  ? 

thou  art  a  (hanger,  and  alfo  an  exile 
18 . 2.11e  go  with  you  my  felfe  alfo 
iKjn.z.zz  .aske  for  him  the  kingdome  alfo 
1 3 . 1 8 .1  am  a  Prophet  alfo  as  thou  art 
12.22.malt  perfwade  and  prevaile  alfo 

2  Rfn.-j.q.iSwe  fit  here,  we  die  alfo 

9. 27. finite  him  alfo  in  thecharet 
2  Chro.  3  4. 27 .1  have  even  heard  thee  alfo,  faith 
Eft.  5 . 1 6.1  alfo  and  my  maidens  will  fall:  likewife 

7.8.will  he  force  the  Queen  alfo 
Job  1 1. 1  i.he  feeth  wickedneffe  alfo 

1 3 .2.w  hat  ye  knowjthe  fame  do  I  know  alfo 

32.10.I  alfo  will  (hew  mine  opinion.  Ver.  17. 
Pfal.i%.\o.italfo  is  gone  from  me 

6z.iz.alfo  to  thee  O  Lord  belongeth  mercy 


AL  S      A  L  S 

68„i8.yea,  for  the  rebellious  alfo 
72. 1  ■; .przier alfo  (halbe  made  to  him  continu. 
9  j. 4.  the  ftrength  of  the  hils  is  his  alfo 
Pro.  1 1.2  5.he  that  watereth,(halbe  watered  alfo 

28.  i6.is alfo  a  great  oppreflor 
Efc/?/^ 5. 10. this  is  alfdyznhy.  Ch  6.9.  &  8.10. 
i/^.7.i3.willye  weary  my  God  alfo 

46.1  i.I  will  alfo  bring  it  to  pane, I  have 

purpofed  it,  I  will  alfo  do  it 
48.12.1  am  the  firft,  I  alfo  am  the  laft 
%6.6.alfo  the  fons  of  a  ftranger  that  joyne 
Jer.  3 . 8  .(he  played  the  harlot  alfo 

25.14.kmgs  (hall  feive  themfelves,ofthem  al. 
28.i4#given  him  the  beafts  of  the  field  alfo 
38.25.aZ/owhatthe  King  faid  to  thee 
Hab.z.  16. drink  thou  alfo,\ct  thy  fore-skin 
Zecb.S.zi.to  feek  the  Lord,I  will  go  alfo 
Mat.  2.8  .that  I  may  come  and  worihip  him  alfo 
5.39.turne  to  him  the  other  alfo 
6.2 1  .there  w ill  your  heart  be  alfo.  Lu\.  12.34. 
1 3 .26.thm  appeared  the  tares  alfo 
1 5. 16. are  ye  alfo  yet  without  underftanding 

Mm\-j.\%. 
20.7.go  ye  alfo  into  the  vineyard 
2 1 .24.I  alfo  will  aske  you  one  thing 
22. 27. laft  of  all  the  woman  dxedalfo 

Mar\e  12.22. 
2  3 .26.that  the  outfide  may  be  cleane  alfo 
24. 27X0  (hall  alfo  the  coming  of  the  fon  of 
Ver..37,?9- 
44.therefore  be  ye  alfo  ready.    Lu\.  1 2. 40. 
2  5 . 1 7  .he  alfo  gained  other  tw  o 
26.13  .there  (hall  alfo  this, that  this  woman 
Mar\e  14.9- 
3  5. likewife  alfo  faid  all  the  difciples 
69-thou  alfo  waft  with  Jefas  of  Galilee 

Marine  14.67. 
70.furely  thou  alfo  art  one  of  them 
2  7. 5  7.  w ho  alfo  himfelfwas  Jefus  difciple 
Ma>:  1 . 3  8  .that  I  may  preach  there  alfo  , 
a. 26. and  gave  alfo  to  them  that  were  with  him 

Lu^e  6.4. 
28.fon  of  man  is  Lovdalfi  of  the  Sabbath 
Luty  6.5. 
8.7  .to  fet  them  alfo  before  them 

3  8  .of  him  alfo  (h  ill  the  fon  of  man  be  afha. 
1 1 .  29.1k  alfo  aske  of  you  one  queftion 

Luke  20.3. 
2. 6. he  fent  him  alfo\zi\  unto  them 
Lu\.  3.21  Jefus  alfo  being  baptifed,  and  praying 
4.43.I  mult  preach  to  other  citiesa//o 
6.29.forbidnotto  take  thy  coat  alfo 
3  1. do  ye  alfo  to  them  likewife 
3  6.as  your  father  alfo  is  mercifull 
7-8.for  I  alfo  am  a  man  fet  under  authority 

49.who  is  this  that  forgiveth  fmsal/b 
10. 1. appointed  other  ■] a. alfo,  and  fent  them 

3  9. which  alfo  fate  at  Jefus  feet 

1  i.40.makethat  which  is  within  alfo 

4  5  .thus  faying  thou  reproached  us  alfo 
49.therefore  alfo  faid  the  wifdome  of  God 

1 3 .3  .let  it  alone  this  yeare  alfo 
i4.26.yea,and  his  owne  life  alfo 

16.  io.faithfull  alfo  in  much,and  he  that  is 

unjuft  in  the  leaft,  is  unjuft  alfo  in  much 

1 7 .  24X0  (hal  alfo  the  fon  of  man  be  in  his  day 
22.56.thismanwasd//owithhim.      Ver.  59. 

John  5.18  .but  faid  alfo,\b\t  God  was  his  father 
1 9.thefe  alfo  doth  the  fon  likewife 
27-giveth  him  authority  to  exec.judgm.rt/. 

6.3  6. ye  alfo  have  feen  me,and  beleeve  not 
67  Jefus  faid  to  the  1 2.Will  ye  alfo  go  away 

7. 47. are  ye  alfo  deceived  ? 
5  2.art  thou  alfo  of  Galilee  ? 

8 . 1 9.ye  (hould  have  knowne  my  father  alfo 

Chapt.14.7. 

9.27-wiHye  alfobe  his  difciples 

40.and  faid  unto  him,  Are  we  blind  alfo  ? 

1 2.9.but  that  they  might  fee  Lazarus  alfo 
26.there  (hall  alfo  my  fervant  be 
4  2.among  the  chiefe  rulers  alfo  many 

13.9  but  alfo  my  hands  and  my  head 
i4.ye  alfo  ought  to  wafh  one  anothers  feet 
3  4.th3t  ye  alfo  love  one  another 

1 4. 1. ye  beleeve  in  God,beleeve  alfo  in  me 
j.that  where  I  am,  there  ye  may  be  alfo 


AL  S      AL  S 

1 2.workes  that  I  do  (hall  he  do  alfo 
ip.becaufe  I  hve,ye  (hall  [lvealfi 
1 5.20.perfecuted  me,they  will  alfo  perfec.you 
kept  my  faying,they  will  keep  yours  alfo 
lj.hateth  mc,hateth  my  father  alfo 
zj.ye  alfo  (hall  beare  witnefle,becaufe 
17. 1. that  thy  fon  alfo  may  glorifie  thee 
i9.that  they  alfo,  might  be  fanftified 
20.bnt  for  them  alfo  which  (hall  belteveon 
24.I  will  that  they  alfo  which  thou  haft  gi. 
1 8.i7.artnot  thou  alfo  one  of  this  mans  dif. 
Verfe2  5. 
2 1.3  .we  alfo  goe  with  thee 

2o.which  alfo  leaned  on  his  breaftat  fupp. 

2  5. there  are  alfo  many  other  things  which 
AS.z.zz.zs  ye  your  felves  alfo  know 

3 . 1 7  .as  did  alfo  your  Rulers 

5.3  2.andfoisa/yo  the  holy  Ghoft, whom  God 

3  7  .he  alfo  peri(hed,and  al),  even  as  many  as 
8.13  .Simon  himfelfe  beleeved  alfo 

9.3  2.came  downe  alfo  to  the  Saints  at  Lydda 
10. 26.I  my  felfe  alfo  am  a  man 

4 5. on  the  Gentiles  alfo  was  powred  out 
1 1. 1 8. then  hath  Godalfo  to  the  Gentiles  gra» 

3  o.whichalfo  they  did,&  fent  it  to  the  Eld. 
I2.3.he  proceeded  to  take  Peter  alfo 
13. 9. who  alfo  is  called  Paul,filled  with  the 
I7.6.upfide  downe,  are  come  hither  alfo 

1 3  .they  came  thither alfo,znd  ftirred  up  the 

28. as  certainert//o  of  your  owne  Poets 
19.27 .but  alfo  that  the  temp.of  the  great  god. 
2  3 . 1 1  .fo  muft  thou  bear  wirnefs  alfo  at  Rome 
Rom.  1 1 . 2  2.otherwife  thou  alfo  (halt  be  cut  cfF 
i6.2.fuccourer  of  many,and  of  my  felfe  alfo 

1  Cor. 4.,%  .that  we  alfo  might  reigne  with  you 

9. 8. faith  not  the  law  the  fame  alfo 
io.6.1uft  after  evill  things,  as  they  alfo  lulled 
9. as  fome  of  them  alfo  tempted,  &  were  de. 
1 1 . 1  .even  as  I  alfo  am  of  Chrift 

I9.there  muff  be  alfo  herefies  among  yoa 
2 3. that  which  alfo  I  delivered  unto, you 

2  5  .after  the  fame  manner  al.  he  took  the  cup 
1 2. 1 2,are  one  body,  fo  alfo  is  Chrift 

1 3 . 1 2. (hall  I  know, even  as  alfo  lam  knowne 
1 4. 1 5. and  pray  with  undemanding  alfo 

I  will  fing  with  underftanding  alfo 
i9.by  my  voice  I  might  teach  others  alfo 

3  4. under  obedience,  as  alfo  faith  the  law 
1 5. 8. laft  of  all,he  was  feen  of  me  alfo 

i4.preaching  vain,&  your  faith  is  alfo  vain 
1 8  .they  alfo  which  are  fallen  afleep  in  Chr. 
48  .fuch  are  they  alfo  that  are  heavenly 
16. 4. if  meet  that  I  goa/.theyfhal  go  with  me 

2  Cor.  1.7X0  (hall  ye  be  alfo  of  the  confolation 

1 4.even  as  ye  alfo  are  ours  in  the  day 
4.1  i.that  the  life  alfo  of  Jefus  might  be  made 
8. 6. would  alfo  finifh  in  you  the  fame  graces/. 

1  o.but  alfo  to  be  forward  a  yeare  ago 
1 0.1 1. fuch  will  we  be  alfo  indeed,  when  pref. 
Gal-  2. 1 7. we  our  felves  alfo  are  found  finners 
6. 1 . considering  thy  felf,  left  thourf/.be  tempt. 

7  .whatfoever  a  man  fowes, that  (hal  he  al.ve. 
Epbef.  1 . 1 3 .  in  whom  ye  alfo  trufted  after  that  ye 

in  whom  alfo  after  that  ye  belccved,ye 
2 1. but  alfo  in  that  which  is  to  come 
4. 10. is  the  fame  alfo  that  defcended 
6 . 1 1  .that  ye  alfo  may  know  mine  affaires 
Pfe/.2.5.famemind  in  you  which  was  alfo  in 
Col./\.  1  .that  ye  alfo  have  a  mafter  in  heaven 
3. for  which  I  am  alfo  in  bonds 

1  The  f.  1. 5. but  alfo  in  power, &  in  the  holyGhoft 

8  .but  al.in  every  place  your  faith  to  God-w. 
2.8.but  alfo  our  own  foules,becaufe  ye  were 

5 . 1 1  .edifie  one  another,even  as  alfo  ye  do 
6. 1 2.whereunto  thou  art  alfo  called 

2  Tim.  1 . 5  .and  I  am  perfwaded  in  thee  alfo 

3 .9.manifeft  unto  all  men,  as  theirs  alfo  was 
4.1 5.of  whom  be  thou  waiealfo  :  for  he  hath 
Phi/em.  2 1  .thou  wilt  alfo  do  more  then  I  fay 
Heb.  12.2  5. not  the  earth  only,  but  alfo  heaven 

1 3  3  .as  being  your  felves  alfo  in  the  fame  body 
Jam.i-z.  there  come  in  alfo  a  poore  man  with  vile 
26. faith  without  works  is  dead  alfo 

1  Pet.  z .  1 8 .  but  alfo  to  the  froward 

2  Pet.-$.i6.3salfo  in  all  his  Epiftles 

wreft  as  they  do  alfo  other  Scripture 
1  Jbfo?Z2.6.ought 


ALT       ALT 

i  John  1.6. ought  himfelfe  alfo  to  walk  even  as 
4. 1 1  .we  ought  alfo  to  love  one  another 

2 1  .who  loveth  God,love  his  brother  alfo 
y.i.loveth  him  alfo  that  is  begotten 

Rev.  1.7. they  alfo  which  pierced  him 
1  i.S.where  alfo  our  Lord  was  crucified 

Utltar- 

Gen.  1 3.4  Abr.went  to  the  place  of  the  alt. which 
3  3 .20.Jy.cob  erected  there  an  altar ,8c  called  it 
3  5. 1. go  up  to  Bethel,  and  make  there  an  altar 
3  .lie  make  there  an  altar  unto  God  that 

Exod. zo.z^.an  altar  of  earth  (halt  thou  make 

2  j. if  thou  wilt  make  an  altar  of  ftone 
26.neither(haltthou  go  by  fteps  to  mine  al. 

2 1 .  14.tb.ou  (halt  take  him  from  mine  altar 

27. 1. thou  {haltmakean^.ofShittimwood 

the  altar  (halbe  foure-fquare,and  the 

5  .put  the  grate  under  the  comp.ifs  of  thcalt. 

that  the  net  may  be  to  the  midft  of  the  ah 

6.ftaves  for  the  altar,  (raves  of  Shittim-wo. 

7-ftaves  upon  the  two  tides  of  the  altar 

28.45.  when  they  come  ncer  untothe^to  to 

29.n.poure  bloud  befide  the  bottom  of  the  al. 

Lcvit.9.9. 

3  6. thou  (halt  deanfe  the  altar 

3  7  .flialt  thou  make  an  attonem.for  the  altar 
and  it  ihalbe  an  altar  moft  holy 
whofo  toucheth  thea/t. ihalbe  holy 
44.I  willfindifie  the  altar 
3  o.  1. make  an  altar  to  burne  incenfe 

18.fb.alt  make  a  laver  between  the  tab.Scal. 
Chapf.40.7,30. 
20.  warn  when  they  come  neer  the  al.to  mi. 
Ch3pr.40.32. 
3  8 . 3  .he  made  all  the  vcffels  of  the  altar 
4-made  for  the  altar  a  brafen  grate 
7.ftoncs  into  the  rings  on  the  fides  of  the  a. 
30. with  braffe  he  made  the  vefTcls  of  the  al. 
40.y.fetthe  altar  of  gold  btforethe  Aike 
10. thou  (halt  annoint  the  altar  of  the 
fanftifie  the  alt.Bi  it  (halbe  an  al.moi\  holy 
33.  reared  up  the  court  about  the  altar 
L.cvit.  1 . 1 1  .kill  it  on  the  fide  of  the  flft.North^w. 
1 5 .prieft  (hall  bring  it  to  the  altar.  Ch.2.8. 
bloud  wrung  out  at  the  fide  of  the  alt . 
i6.caft  his  crop  befide  the  alt.on  the  Eaft-p. 
4.7.bloud  powred  at  the  bottome  of  the  altar 
Ver.30,34.  Chap.8.1 5. 
y.p.bloud  of  the  (Tn-ofF.at  the  fide  of  the  altar 
reft  wrung  out  at  the  bottome  of  the  altar 
6.$. fire  of  thcaltar  (halbe  burning  in  it     - 

10. put  the  afhes  belides  the  altar 
8.1  i.fprinkled 7.tin:es3and  annointedthe  alt. 

I  5.  Mofes  took  bloud,and  purified  the  altar 
9. 7. go  to  the  altar, 2nd  offer  thy  fin-offering 

S.Aaron  went  to  the  altar,  &  flew  thec.ilfe 
10.12  erttmeat-off.without  leav.befide  the<z/. 
1 6. 1  z.take  burning  conies  from  off  the  altar 

1 8. go  to  the  a/to,  and  make  attonement 

20.when  reconciled  the  alt.hrmg  the  live  g. 
21. 23. nor  come  nigh  unto  thertA'.becaufe  he 
Num.  3  .z6.by  the  tabernacle,  and  by  the  altar 
4. 1  j  .take  the  allies  from  thcaltar 
7. 1. on  the  day  that  Mofes  fan&ified  the  altar 

10. Princes  offered  for  dedicating  of  the  alt. 

I I  .each  his  day,for  dedicating  of  the  altar 
84. this  was  the  dedication  of  the  altar 

Verfe-88. 
16.3  8.ma£e  broad  plates  for  a  cover.of  the  al. 
Verfe  39. 
46 .fire  fro  the  alt. put  on  incenfe,  go  quickly 
i8.3.theyfhall  not  come  nigh  thealtar 
5  .ye  (hall  keep  the  charge  of  the  altar 
23. 2. offered  on  every  altar  a  bullock 

Ver.4,i433o. 
Dcut.  1 6. 2 1. not  plant  a  grove  of  trees  neer  the  al. 
fojh.  8 . 3 1  .an  altar  of  w  hole  ftone 
9. 27  .drawers  of  water  for  the  altar 
2  2.  ic.Manaffeh  built  there  an  alt. by  Jordan 
a  great  altar  to  fee  to 
i9.befide  thcaltar  of  the  Lord  our  God 

Verfe  29. 
2 8. pattern  of  the  alt. of  the  Lord,not  for 
34  called  the  altar  Ed  :  for  it  (halbe  a  witn. 
Jndg.6. 2  5. throw  downe  the  altar  of  Baal 
2  8. the  altar  of  Baal  was  caft  downe 


ALT       ALT 

3  o.may  die,becau.he  hath  caft  down  the  al. 
3 1 .  becaufe  one  hath  caft  down  his  altar 
3  2.plead,bec.one  hath  thrown  down  his  al. 
1 3 .20.  went  toward  heaven  from  off  the  alta-r 
Angel  afcended  in  the  flame  of  the  altar 

1  Sam.  2. 3  3  .whom  I  (hal  not  cut  off  from  my  alt. 

2  Sam.  24.18  .go  up,reare  an  altar  to  the  Lord 

1  Kjn.  1.53  .brought  Adonijah  down  from  the  al. 

2.29.behold,Joab  is  by  the  altar 

6.20.fo  covered  the  altar  which  was  of  Cedar 

2  2. the  whole  altar  he  overlaid  with  gold 
7.48  .Solomon  made  the  altar  of  gold 
1 3 . 1  .Jerob.ftood  by  the  altar  to  burne  incenfe 

2. he  cried  againft  the  altar, O  altar  jzltar 

3  .the  altar  (halbe  rent,and  the  afhes  that  are 
4. had  cried  againft  the  altar  in  Bethel,that 

he  put  forth  his  hand  from  the  altar 
f  .the  alt.was  rent,  and  the  afhes  powred  out 
3  2. faying  he  cried  againft  thcalt.in  Bethel 
1 6. 3  3 .  A  hab  reared  up  an  altar  for  Baal 
18.3  o.Elijah  repaired  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
3  2. he  made  a  trench  about  the  altar 
3  5. the  water  ran  about  the  altar&nd  he 
2  Kjn.  1 1 . 1 1  .guard  flood  along  by  the  altar, and 
1 2-9.Jehoiada  fet  a  cheft  befitje  the  altar 
16. 10.  Ahaz  faw  an  altar  that  Vas  at  Damafc. 
Ahaz  fent  to  Urija  the  fafhion  of  the  altar 
1 2. when  the  K.faw  the  ttltSff  he  approached 
to  the  altar,  and  offered  thereon 
14  from  between  the  alt.  &  the  houfe  of  the 
L.and  put  it  on  the  North-fide  of  the  alt- 

1  8.22.ye  (hall  worfhip  before  this  altar  in  Jer. 
2  Kjn .2  3 .9. came  not  up  to  the  altar  of  the  Lord 

1 5. the  altar  that  was  at  Bethel, &  the  hie  pi. 
the  altar  and  high  place  Jof.brake  downe 
1 7  .things  thou  haft  done  againft  the  altai' 

1  Chro.  1 1 , 1 8 .  fet  up  an  alt. in  the  threfhing-floor 

2  Cbro.q.  1  .Solomon  made  an  altar  of  brafle 

5 . 1 2.Levits  flood  at  the  Eaft-end  of  the  altar 
7. 9. kept  the  dedication  of  t he  altar  7.daies 
1 5.8.A(a  renewed  the  altar  of  the  Lord 

2  3 . 1  o  .fet  the  people  along  by  the  altar 
33.1 6  .Manaffeh  repaired  the  altar  of  the  Lord 

E^ra  3 . 3  .fet  the  altar  upon  his  bafes 
Pfal.z6.6fo  will  I  compaffe  thine  altar 

43. 4. then  will  I  go  to  thcaltar  of  God 
Ifa.6.6.with  the  tongs  from  offthe  altar 

1 9. 1 9. an  altar  of  the  Lord  in  the  midft  of  Eg. 
27 .9-ftones  of  the  altar  as  chalke  ftones 
Lam. z.j. the  Lord  hath  caft  off  his  altar 
£^.8.y.at  the  gate  of  the  alt.  this  image  of  jeal. 
i6.between  the  porch  and  altar  2y.men 
40.46.kecpers  of  the  charge  of  the  altar 

47  .he  meafured  the  altar  that  was  before  the 
41.22.thed/W0f  wood  was  3. cubits  high 
43.13  .thefe  are  the  meafures  of  the  altai' 

this  (halbe  the  higher  place  of  the  altar 
I  y  fo  the  altar  (halbe  foure  cubits,and  from 
the  altar  and  upward  fhalbe4.hornes 
16 .thcaltar  (halbe  12. cubits  long 
1 S. thefe  arc  the  ordinances  of  the  altar 
22.on  the  fecond  day  cleanfe  thealtar 
26.fevcndaiesfb.all  they  purge  the  altar 
4  5. 1 9. put  bloud  upon  the  fettle  of  the  altar 
4  7 . 1  .came  down  at  the  South-fide  of  the  altar 
Joel  1 . 1 1  .houle  ye  minifters  of  the  altar 

2.i7.priefts  weep  between  the  porch  and  altar 
Amos  2. 8. laid  to  pledge  by  every  altar 
Zech. 9. 1 5  they  (halbe  as  the  corners  of  the  altar 
Mai.  1. 7. offer  polluted  bread  upon  minealtar 
10. kindle  fire  on  minealtar  for  nought 
2.13  .covering  the  altar  of  the  Lord  with  tears 
Mat.  5. 2  3.  if  thou  bring  thy  gift  to  the  altar 

2  3.i8.fwearebythe<?/to,itisnothing 

1 9. or  the  altar  that  fandifieth  the  gift 
20.whofo  fweareth  by  the  altar 
3  5. ye  flew  between  the  temple  and  altar 
Lu\.  11.51.  which  perifhed  between  alt. 8c  temple 
^#.17.23.1  found  an  altar  with  thisinfeription 
1  Cor. 9. 1 3  .and  they  which  wait  at  thcaltar 

are  partakers  with  the  altar  ? 

10.18  .eate  of  the  facrifice  partakers  of  the  alt. 

Heb.j.i  3  .of  which  none  gave  attend.at  the  altar 

1  j.io.we  have  an  a/tar ,whereofthey 
Rev, 6.9. I  faw  under  the  altar  the  foulesof  them 
8. 3.  another  angel  ftood  at  thcaltar 


ALT      ALT 

5. filled  the  cenfer  with  fire  of  the  altar 
1 1.  i.meafure  the  temple  of  God, and  the  altar 
14.18  .another  angel  came  out  from  the  altar 
16.7.I  heard  another  out  of  the  altar,  faying 
Before  the  31tat. 
Leva. 6.  i4.offer  meat-offering  before  the  altar 
Num.-j. 10. princes  offer  their  offer,  before  the  alt. 
Veut.16.4Xer  the  basket  downe  before  the  altar 

1  iO«-8  •  2  2.Solomon  ftood  before  the  alt.of  the 

zChro.6.rz. 
3 1  .the  oath  come  before  thine  alt.va.  this  ho. 
2  Chron.6. 22. 
54.Solomon  rofe  from  before  the  altar 
z  Kjn.  18.1 2.ye  (hall  worfhip  before  this  altar 

lfaiab  36.7. 

2  dw.29.i9.behold,they  are  before  the  altar 

3  2. 1 2. ye  fhall  worfhip  before  one  altar 
Zfffe.14.20.pots  fhalbe  like  the  bowls  bef.the  alt. 
Mat^.z^leayc  thy  gift  before  the  altar 

Brafen  3ltat. 
Exod.  38.3  o.therewith  made  he  the  brafen  altar 

39.39.theybrought  to  Mofes  the  brafen  altar 

1  i(/».8.64.becaufe  the  brafenaltar  was  too  little 

2  Kjn.16.14.  brought  the  brafen  alt.put  it  on  the 

1  5  .brafen  altar  (halbe  for  me  to  enquire 
2  Chro.  1 . 5  .brafen  altar  that  Bezaleel  had  made 
^.Solomon  went  to  the  brafen  alt.Sc  offered 
7.7.braf.<z&.which  Sol.had  made  was  not  able 
£^.9. 2. fix  men  went  &  ftood  by  the  brafen  all. 

JBltar  with  build,built,&c. 
G«z. 8. 20.Noah  builded  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 
i2.7.Abrabuildedana/.V.8,i3,iS.ch.22.9. 
26.2y.Ifaac  builded  an  altar  there,&  called  on 
3  j. 7. Jacob  built  there  an  tf/ta;-,El-Bethel 
Exod.  17.15  .Mofes  built an-altai;  Jehovah  Nifli 
a»4.4.Mofes  built  an  altar  under  the  hill 
3  2.  f.Aaron  built  an  altar  before  it,&  Aaron 
Dfrtf.27.5.there  (halt  thou  build  an  altar  unto 

the  Lord  thy  God,  an  altar  of  ftones 
6.thou  (halt  build  the  altar  of  whole  ftones 
/^.8.30.Jofhuabuiltana//^  in  mount  Ebal 
2  2. 10. half  tribe  built  an  altar  by  Jordan.  V.i  1 
itf.what  trefp.in  that  ye  have  builded  an  al. 
23. if  we  have  builded  analtar  to  turne 
•  26.to  build  an  altar  not  for  burnt-offering 
29. God  forbid  we  (hould  build  an  altar  for 
.7.8^.6. 24.Gideon  built  an  tfA.Jehovah-fhalom 
2^.build  an  altar  on  the  top  of  this  rocke 
2 8. fecond  bull.offred  on  the  al.thzt  was  bu. 

2  i.4.people  built  an  alt. 8c  offered  burnt-offri. 

1  Sam.-;.  17. Samuel  builtat  Ramah  analtar 

14.3  5. Saul  built  an  altar  unto  the  Lord  :  the 
fame  was  the  firft  altar  that  he  built  unto 

2  Sam.  24.21  .David  faid,To  build  an  altar  unto 

2  5. David  built  there  analtar  unto  the  Lord 
1  Cbron.zi.z6. 

1  JC^-5)-2J.Sol.offred  on  the  <z/f. which  he  built 

2  Chren.8  12. 
18.3  2.Elijah  with  the  ftones  he  built  analtar 

2  Kjn.  16.11  .Uri jah  the  prieft  built  an  altar 

1  Cbr. zi.zz.grant  me  place  that  I. may  build  ana. 
E^ra  3 .2.  Jefhuah  &  Zcrub.builded  the  alt.  of  G. 

3Htar  of  burnt  offering. 
Exod.  30.28  .(halt  anoint  the  alt  .of  burnt-offering 
Chapt.40.10. 

3  1. 9.I  have  put  wifd.to  make  the  a/f.of bur.of. 

Chapt.3y.16. 

3 8. 1. made  the  <z/.of  burnt- offr.of  Shittim  wo. 

40. 6. fet  the  alt,  of  burnt-offer,  before  the  doore 

Verfe  29. 

Iw.4.7. bloud  of  bull.at  bottom  of  the  al.oi b.o. 

Chapt.18. 25,30. 

io.prieftlhallburn  them  upon  the al.of  bu. 

34  bloud  of  lin-of.upon  horns  of  theal.of  b. 

1  Cfeo.6.49.  Aaron  offred  upon  the  alt.of  bur.off. 

1 6. 40. to  offer  upon  the  alt.of  burnt-off.conti. 
2 1 ,26.anfwer  by  fire  upon  the  alt.of  burnt-off. 

zp.altar  of  burnt-offering  was  at  Gibeon 
22.i.this  is  the  altar  of  burnt-offer,  for  Ifrael 

2  Chro. z p.  18. we  have  cleanfed  the  al.of  burnt-of. 

Golden  %ltnv. 
Exod.19.1 8  .brought  to  Mofes  the  golden  altar 

40.26.he  put  the  golden  altar  in  the  tent 

Num. 4. 1 1  .upon  the  golden  altar  a  cloth  of  blue 

2Cfotf.4.i9.Solomon  made  the  golden  altar  alfo 

Rev.S .  3  .with  praiers  of  Saints  upon  the  gold.«/f  • 

0. 1 3  .a  voice 

■■       ■         .-■   HI        I  I        I      II       III    II         ^  -  ^  ■   I         ■! 


ALT 


ALT 


g  1 3. a  voice  from  the  horns  of  the  golde  altar 
Homes  of  the  nltat. 
Exod.zQ.  i  a.put  it  upon  the  homes  of  the  altar 

Levit.4.7,  i8,t5>3°>34-  chapt.8.15. 

&g.g.  &  16.18. 

1  Km  ixo.Adon.caught  hold  on  the  ho.of  theal. 

Veriest. 
2.28Joab  caught  hold  on  the  horns  of  the  ait. 
Prd.11B.27-  bind  facr.to  the  homes  of  the  altar 
Amos  j.i4.hornes  oithealtar  fhalbe  cut  off 
Eev.9. 1 3  .a  voice  from  the  homes  of  the  altar 

3-ltar  ofincenfe. 
Ew/.30.27.annoint  the  altar  of  incenfe 
7  i.8.wifdometomake  the  altar  ofincenfe 

Chapt.35.15- 
3  7. 2  5. he  made  the  incenfe  tffrtfi'  of  Shittim  w. 

1  rfctf.6.49-Aaron  offered  on  the  altar  of  incenfe 
■  28.i8.forthe<z/to'ofinc.refincd  gold  by  we. 

2  Chr.z6.i6M^-wem  to  burn  incenfe  on  thealt. 

19.lep.rofe  up  from  belide  the  incenfe  altar 

L;4iai.ftanding  on  the  right  fide  of  the  a/.of  in. 
On  the  altar. 

G«z.8.20=Noah  offered  burnt-offer.on  the altar 
22.9. laid  him  on  the  altar  upon  the  wood 

£a'ffrf.24.6.half  of  the  bloud  he  fprinkl.on  the  al. 

Levit. i.9.$tie&  fhall  burn  all  on  the  altar.  V.i  5. 
2. 1 2. (hall  not  be  burnt  on  the  altar 
3.  f.Aarons  fonsfhall  burn  it  on  the  altar 
6. 10. take  up  the  afhes  on  the  altar 
8.i8.Mofes  burnt  them  on  the  altar 
9.i4.burnt  inwards  and  legs  on  the  altar 

1  Yj.n.-i.^  icoo.  bur.of.did  Sol.offer  on  that  al. 

2  Chro.%.  1 2.Solom.offered  burnt-off.on  the  altar 
29.21. com. the  fons  of  Aar.to  off.the  on  the  al. 

22.priefts  fprinkled  the  bloud  on  the  altar 
lfa.6o. 7. come  up  with  acceptance  on  mine  altar 

wpmihe  altar. 

Exod.z9.1z.  .burn  them  upon  the  altar.    Ver.2  5. 

totf.  1.13,17.8c  2.2,9.8c  3.11,16.  & 

4.19,26,31,35. 

1 6-fprinckle  it  upon  the  altar.         Ver.20. 

Levit.i.$, 1 1.  &  3.2,  8,  13.  &  7.2.  & 

8. 11,  19,24.  &  9.12,18.  &  17.6. 

Num. 18.17.  zChr0.z9.zz. 

1 8  .burn  the  ram  upon  the  altar.  Levit.  8.21. 

2 1.  take  off  the  bloud  upon  the  altar 

Levit.  8.30. 
3  8. this  is  that  thou  (halt  off. upon  theal.con. 
Levit.  1.7  .the  prieft  fhall  put  fire  upon  the  altar 
8.1ay  parts  in  order  upon  the  altar.  Ver.  1 2. 
5. 1 2,burn  it  upon  the  altar.    Chapt.6. 1 5.  & 
7.5.8c  9.10,13,17.  Num. 5. 26. 
6.9-becaufe  of  the  burning  upon  thedfr.all  ni. 
1 2.fire  upon  the  altar  fhalbe  burning  in  it 
Verfe  13. 
7.31  burne  the  fat  upon  the  altar.        Chapt. 
9.20.&  16.25. 
8.i6.Mofesburned  it  upon  the  altar 
9.24.confumed  upon  the  altar  the  burnt-offer. 
i4.20.prieft  fhall  offer  meat-off.upontheaft. 
1 7 . 1 1 .1  have  given  it  to  you  upon  the  altar 
22. 22. nor  make  anoff.ofthem  upon  thealtar 
Num.^.z^.  offer  jealoufie-offaing  upon  the  altar 
De«£.i2.27.offertheflefh&  the  blo.upon  the  al. 
bloud  of  thy  facr.powrcd  out  upon  the  alt. 
33.10.and  whole  burnt  facrificc  upon  the  altar 
1  Sfl«2.2.28.did  I  chufe  him  to  offer  upon  the  alt. 
1  Wn.x.Hf.z  iooo.bur.of.didSol.off.uponthata/. 
9-2$.did  Sol.offer  burnt-offer.upon  the  altar 
1  1 2 .3  2.Jcrohoam  offered  upon  the  altai:Y.2 3 . 
1 8 ,26.they  leapt  upon  the  altar 
z  K.in.16. 1 3Xprink.blo.0f  peace-off.upon  the  al. 
1  5  -upon  the  great  altar  burn  the  morn.bur. 
23.1 6. Jofiah  burnt  them  upon  the  altar 
zChr.zg.  24-made  recon.with  their  blo.upo  the  al. 
27  .com.to  offer  .the  burnt-off .  upon  the  alt. 
3  ?.i6.all  prepared  to  offer  burnt-of.upo  the  al. 
£^7.i7.fpeedilyoffer  off.upon  the  altar  of  the 
Neh.  10.3  4.wood-offer.to  burn  upon  the  altar 
Pfa.  11.1 9>then  fhal  they  offer  bull.upon  thine  al. 
if<z.  56.7.their  facr.fhalbe  acceptable  upon  the  al. 
£^^.4  3. 27  .fhal  make  your  burntof.upon  the  al. 
Amos  9. 1 . 1  faw  the  Lord  Handing  upon  the  altar 
Jam.z.z  1  .when  he  offered  Ifaac  upon  the  altar 

■HHtariBf. 
Exod.  34. 1 5  .ye  fhal  deftroy  their  altar s.Dea.j.^. 


ALT       ALT 

Num.2,.2. 1. their  charge  fhalbe  the  arke,  &  altars 
23.1  .build  me  here  7 .  altars.  Ver.  29. 

4 il  have  prepared  7. altars,  I  have  offered 
1 4.he  built  7  ,altars,and.  offered  a  bullocke 
Dent.  1 2.3  .you  fhall  overthrow  their  altars 
Judg. 2. 2. you  fhall  throw  downe  their  altars 

1  i^wz.ij.io.chil.of  If.have  thrown  down  thy  al. 

Verfe  14. 

2  Kjn.  1 1 . 1 8  brake  downe  the  altars  of  Baal 

flew  Mattan  before  the  alt.  zChro.z  3.17. 
i8.2  2.whofefl/toT  Hezek.  hath  taken  away 

Ifaiah  36.7. 
21.3  .Manaffeh  reared  up  the  altars  for  Baal 

2  CfcfOK.33.3. 
4.he  built  altars  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

2  Chron.  3  3.4. 

5  .built  altars  for  all  the  hoft.    2  Chro.  33.5. 

23.i2^/.which  the  Kings  of  Judah  hadmade 

altars  which  Manaff.  had  made  Jof.brake 

20, flew  the  priefts  upon  the  altars 

2  Chr.  1 4. 3 .  Afa  took  away  the  alt.  of  the  ftrange 

2  8 .  24.  Ahaziah  made  altars  in  every  comer 

3  o.  i4.took  away  the  altars  that  were  in  Jeruf. 

all  the  alt.iot  incenfe  took  they  away 
Chapt.  3 1. 1. 
32.1 2.hath  not  the  fame  Hez.taken  aw. his  al. 
33.15  .Manaffeh  took  away  all  the  altars 
34.4„brake  downe  the  altars  of  Baalim 

5  .burnt  the  bones  of  the  pri.upon  their  alt. 
7.when  he  had  broken  down  the  alt.  he  ret. 
P/2^.84.3  .even  thine  altars,  O  Lord  of  hofts 
if  a.  1 7 .8  .he  fhall  not  look  to  the  altars^ 

65.3  .burne  incenfe  upon  the  altars  of  bricke 
Jer.  1 1 . 1 3  .fet  up  altar ^even  alt. to  burne  incenfe 
1 7 . 1  .fin  of  Jud.graven  upon  the  hor.of  the  alt. 
2.whileft  their  children  rememb.their  altars 
£^\6.4.your  altars  fhalbe  defolate 

5  .fcatter  your  bones  about  your  altars 
1 3  .when  flain  men  fhalbe  rou.abo.your  alt. 
Hof.B.i  i.becaufeEphraimhath  made  many  altars 
to  Cm,altars  fhalbe  unto  him  to  fin 
1  o .  1 .  he  hath  increafed  the  altars 
2. he  fhall  break  down  their  altars 
8  .thorne  and  thiftle  fhal  come  on  their  alt. 
1 2.1 1.  their  altars  are  as  heaps  in  thefurrowes 
Amos  3.14.1k  alfo  vifit  the  altars  of  Bethel 
Rom.  1 1 . 3  .digged  down  thy  altars38c  I  am  left  al. 

mtev. 
Levit.z7.10.he  fhall  not  alter  it,a.  good  for  bad 
E-zra  6. 1 1  .whofo  (hzllalter  this  word,let  timber 

1 2. deftroy  all  that  put  to  their  hand  to  alter} 
Pfal.Sg. 2.4.nor  alter  the  thing  that  is  gone  out 

ailtereD. 
Eft.  1 . 1 9. be  not  altered,thzt  Vafhti  come  no  more 
Lu\e  9.29.the  fafhion  of  his  countenance  altered 

Ulltcrcth. 
D<z».6.8.accord.to  the  law  which  altereth  not 

Verfe  12. 

2Wti;o«gh. 

Exod.  13.17  .although  that  was  neer :  for  God  faid 

J0f.zz.17.  no  which  not  cleanfed alth.there  was 

2  Stf.23 . 5. although  my  houfe  be  not  fo  with  God 

although  he  make  it  not  to  grow 

1  Kin.zo.f.  although I  have  fent  unto  thee,  faying 
Eft. 7 .4.  although  the  enemy  could  not  countervail 
Job  2.3 . although  thou  movedft  me  againft  him 

5.6.rffr/;0.affli<ftioncome  not  forth  of  the  duft 

3  5,i4.tf&/;0.thoufayeft  thou  fhalt  not  fee  him 
Jer.  31.32.  although  I  was  an  husband 
E^.7 . *  3  .although  they  were  yet  alive 

1 1. 16. although  I  have  call  them  far  off 

■  zadaltho.l  have  fcattered  them  among 
Hab.  3.17  .although  the  fig-tree  fhall  not  bloffome 
Mar.  14.z9.altho.aW  fhalbe  offended,yet'wil  not  I 

^Itogetljer. 
Gen.  18:21.  done  altogether  according  to  the  cry 
Exod.  1 1 . 1  .thruft  you  out  hence  altogether 

19. 1 8. Mount  Sinai  was  altogeth.  on  a  fmoake 
Num.  16.13  altogether  a  prince  over  us 

23.11  .thou  haft  bleffed  them  altog.Ch.  24. 1  o. 

30.  i4.if  her  husband  altogether  hold  his  peace 
Deut.i6.zo.  that  which  is  alt.)v&  fhalt  thou  foil. 

2  Chro.  1 2. 1 2.would  not  deftroy  him  altogether 
Efih. 4.1  ^.altogether  holdft  thy  peace  at  this  time 
job  1 3.5.thatyou  would  altogeth. hold  your  peace 

27. 1 2.why  are  ye  thus  altogether  vaine 
I 


ALU      A  L  W 

Pfal.  14.3  .they  are  altog.hecome  61thy.  Pfa.  5  ? .  ? 

19.9.  judgments  of  the  L.are  righteous  attoget. 

39. 5. man  at  his  beft  ftate  is  altogether  vanity 

50.2 1. that  I  wzsaltog.iuch  a  one  as  thy  felfe 

6  2. 9. altogether  lighter  then  vanity 

1 3  9-4.thou  knoweft  it  altogether 
Cant.  5.16.  yea,  he  is  altogether  lovely 
Ifa.  1  o.  8  .are  not  my  princes  altogether  kings 
jer.  5 .  ^.thefe  have  altogether  broken  the  yoke 

1  o .8 .they  are  altogether  bruti'fh 

15.18  .altogether  to  me  as  a  liar 

30.11  .He  not  leave  thee  altogether  uhpunifhed 

49. 1 2.art  thou  he  that  fhalt  go  tf/fe.unpunifh. 
John  q.s  4.thouwaft  altogether  born  in  fins 
Act. 26. 29.almoft  and  altogether  fuch  as  I  am 

1  Cor.  5 . 1  o  .yet  not  altogether  with  the  fornicators 
9. 1  o.or  faith  he  it  altogether  for  our  fjrfces 

aHual),  called  #Iia!j,  1  Chro.  1. 5 1. 
Gen.  3  6.40  .Duke  Timnah,Duke  Aluah 

^laan,called  ^lian,  1  cho.i.^o. 
Gen.  36:23  .child.of  Shobal  were  Aluan,  &  Mana. 

Num.  3  3 . 1 3 .  fro  Dophkah,  &  encamped  in  Alujb 
1 4.removed  from  Alujh,8c  encamp.at  Reph. 

3HltBap,  or^icoa^c0.. 

Gen.6. 3  .my  fpirit  fhall  not  alway  ftrive  with  man 
Exod.  25.3  o.fet  fhew-bread  before  me  alway 
27.20.caufe  the  lamp  to  burne  alway 
28.38.pkte  fhalbe  alway  upon  his  fore-head 
Num.9. 16.(0  it  was  alway  :  the  cloud  covered  it 
Veut.^.zg.  O  that  they  would  keep  my  com.alw. 
6. 24.  tor  our  good  alwayes,  that  he  might  pref. 
1 1. 1. thou  fhalt  keep  his  comman&zm. alwayes 

1 2.the  eics  of  the  Lord  are  alwayes  upon  it 
14.23  .leame  to  feare  the  Lord  alway 
28.33  .only  oppreffed  and  crufhed  alway 

2  Sam.9.10.  Mephibofheth  fhall  eate  bread  alway 
1  Kjn.  11.3  6. David  may  have  a  light  alway 

2 Kings  8.19. 

1  Chro.  16. 1 5. be  mindfull  alway  of  his  covenant 

2  Chro.  1 8 .7 .never  prophefied  goodjbut  alw.evill 
job  7.16.I  would  not  livealwzy 

27. 10. will  he  alwayes  call  upon  God  ? 

3  2. 9 .great  men  are  not  alway  wife 
Pfal. 9. 1 8  .the  needy  fhall  not  alway  be  forpotten 

10. 5  .his  waies  are  alwayes  grievous 

16.8.I  have  fct  the  Lord  alwayes  before  me 

1  o  3 .9. he  will  not  alway  chide 

1 19. 1 1 2.I  have  enclined  to  perfor.thy  Rat.al. 
Pro.  5 . 1 9.be  thou  ravifht  alway  with  her  love 

8.30.rejoycingdAwybefore  him 

28.i4.happy  is  the  man  that  feareth  alway 
Ecclef.  9.  ft -let  thy  garments  be  alway  white 
Ifa.  57.  i6.neither  will  I  be  alwayes  wroth 
jer.zo.  1 7 .  her  womb  be  alway  great 
Exek-Z 8.8.which  have  been  alwayes  wafte 
Mat.  1 8.  io.their  angels  do  alwayes  behold  the  fa. 

26. 1 1  .ye  have  the  poore  alwayes  with  you 

Mar.  14.7. John  12.8. 

28.20.I  amwithyoudte?y 
Mar.  5 . 5.  alwayes  night  &  day  in  the  mountaines 
1 4  7  .but  me  ye  have  not  alway.     join  12.8. 
Lu\.  18.1  .men  ought  alwayes  to  pray,  &  not  to  fa. 

2 1.3  6.watch  therefore>and  pray  alwayes        , 
John  7-6.your  time  is  alwayes  ready 

8 .  29.I  do  alwayes  thofe  things  that  pkafe 

1 1. 4  2.I  knew  that  thouheareft  me  alwayes 
1  S.20.W  hither  the  J  ewes  alwayes  reCott 

AS.  2.25.1  fore-faw  the  Lo.tf&P.before  my  face 
7.5  i.ye  doe  alwayes  reCiQ:  the  holy  Ghoft 
10. 2. Cornelius  prayed  to  God  alway 
24.3  .we  accept  it  alwayes,znd  in  all  places 
16.  have  alwayes  a  confeience  void  of  offen. 

Rom.  1 .9.I  make  mention  of  you  alwayes 
1 1 . 1  o.bow  downe  their  backe alwayes 

1  Cor.  1 .4.I  thanke  my  God  alwayes 

15.58  .alwayes  abounding  in  the  work  of  th  e  L . 

2  Cor.  2. 1 4.which  alwayes  caufeth  us  to  triumph 
4. 10.  alvc  .bearing  in  the  body  the  dying  of  the 

1 1 .  alway  delivered  unto  death  for  Jef.fake 
5 .6. therefore  we  are  alwayes  confident 
6. 10. as  forrowfull,  yet  alway  rejoycing 
9.8.thatye  alwayes  having  all  fufficiencie 
Grf/.4.i8.zealoufly  affeded  alwd.in  a  good  thing 
Ep hef.  5. 20  .giving  thanks  alwayes  to  God  for  all 

ithef.i.z. 
6. 1 8. praying 


A  L  W      AM 


A  M 


A  M  A 


AM  A      A  M  A 


6a  8. praying  a/ate.?  with  all  praier 
Phil,i.q.ahvaks  in  every  praier  of  mine 

ao.as  alwaies, fo  now  alfo  Chrift  fhalbe 
i.  i  a.asye  have  alwaies  obeyed,not  as  in  my 
4-4.rejoycein  the  Lord  alwaies 
Col.  i .  3  .praying  alwaies  for  you 
-   4.6.1et  your  fptechbe  alwaies  with  grace 

i  z.alwaies  labouring  ferv.for  you  in  praier 
i  tbcf.-L.i6  xo  fill  up  their  Cmsalway 

3 .6.  that  ye  have  good  remembrance  of  us  alw. 
z  Thef.  i  .3  .we  are  bound  to  thank  G.alw.for  you 
Chapt.2.13. 
1 1  .we  pray  alwaies  for  you,  that  our  God 
3. 16.  the  God  of  peace  give  you  peace  alwaies 
Tit.  1.1 2.the  Cretians are alwaicslizrs 
Philem.q.  making  mention  alw.of  thee  in  my  pra. 
Hel>.  3 . 1  o . they  do  alwaies  erre  in  their  heart 
9.6.theprieft  wtnt  alwaies  into  the  firft  taber. 

1  Pet. 3. 1  j  .beready  alwaies  to  give  an  anfwer 

2  Pet.  1 . 1 2. to  put  you  alwaies  in  remembrance 

I  j. to  have  thefe  things ahvaies  in  remembr. 

Gc«.i8.27.whichawbutduftand  afties 
27. 24. my  very  fon  Efau,he  faid,I  am 
43 .  i4.if  I  be  bereaved,  I  am  bereaved 

Exod.4..  lo.lam  not  eloquent,  I  am  flow  of  fpeech 
6.30.I  awof uncircumcifed  lips,  how  (hall 

Num.  1 1  2 1  .the  people  amongft  whom  I  am 

Jojh.  1 4. 1  o.I  am  this  day  8  5 .ycares  old 

I I  .as  yet  I  am  as  ftrong  this  day,  as  I  was 
Ji'Jg.  1 3 . 1 1  .man  that  fpakeft  to  the  woman?I  am 

1  Saw.  12. 2. 1  am  old  and  gray-headed 

2  Saw.2.20.art  thou  Afahel  ? he anfwercd,!  am 

3 . 3 9 .1  am  this  day  w eake,though  annointed 

9.8  .fuch  a  dead  dogge  as  I  am 

24  14.1am  in  a  great  (trait 
1  X'n-  3 .7 .1  am  but  a  little  childe 

1 8.8.1  aw,  go  tell  thy  lord,Elijah  is  here 

22.4.I  am  as  thou  art,  my  people  as  thy  people 
zKjngs 3.7.  26^0.18.3. 
Neh.6. 1 1. who  is  there  that  being  as  I  am 
Job  7  8  .thine  eics  are  upon  mcvand  I  am  not 

9.3  2. he  is  not  a  man  as  I  am 

1 2.4.I  am  as  one  mocked  of  his  neighbour 
Pya/.39.4.that  I  may  know  how  fraile  I  am 

88 .4.1  am  as  a  man  that  hath  no  ftrength 

i02.6.Iawlikc  aPdlicanJawlikean  Owle 

1 20.7.I  am  for  peacc,but  they  for  war 

14-3.1 2. for  I  am  thy  ferv.int 
lfa.6.j.I  am  undone,I  aw  a  man  of  undeane 

4  7 .8.1  aw,&  none  elfe  befides  mc.Zcph.z.  1  5. 
Mic.j.i.l  am  as  when  one  gathercth  fummer  fru. 
Zecb.  1 3 . 5 .1  am  no  prophet  J  aw  an  husbandman 
Mat. 16. 1 3  ;who  do  men  fay  that  I  am 

Ma<\K.z7.  Lu\cg.i%. 
1 5  .whom  fay  ye  that  I  am  ? 

Mai\  8.2^.  Lu\c  9.20. 

27. 43, he  faid,  law  the  Son  of  God 
A/®'.  14.6  ijefus  faid, I  aw,and  ye  flul  fee  the  fon 
Lull.  15.19  aw  no  more  worthy  to  be  called  thy  (6 

Verfe  21. 

18.1  i.God  I  thank  thee  I  aw  not  as  other  rat 
2 1 .8  .faying,  I  am  Chrift,  and  the  time  drawes 
22. 5 8. and  Peter  faid,ManjIawnot 

70. he  faid  unto  them,  Ye  fay  that  I  am 
John  i.20.butconfefftd,I  am  not  the  Chrift 

2 1  .art  thou  Elias  ?  and  he  faith,  I  am  not 

Chap  3.28.  Aff.13.z5, 
4.26.I  that  fpeaketotheeawhe 
6.3  5.I  am  bread  of  liie.  Verfe  48. 

7.28.ye  know  whence  I  am,andam  not  come 

29.I  know  him,  fori  am  from  him 

34.wherclaw,  ye  cannot  come 
8.1 2.I  aw  the  light  of  the  world.      Cha.9.5. 

23.I  am  from  above, I  aw  not  this  of  world 

5  8  .before  Abraham  was,  I  am 
9.9.but  he  faid,  I  am  he 
10. 9. 1  am  the  doore,by  me  if  any  man  enter 

3  6. thou  blafphemeft,becaufe  I  faid,I  am 

1 1.2  5. T  am  the  rcfurreftion 

12. 26. where  I  <s»,  there  (hall  my  fervant  be 
13.13  .and  ye  fay  well :  for  I  am  fo 

14.3  .where  I  am  there  ye  may  be  alfo 
1 7. 24-may  be  with  me  where  I  am 
19.21.but  that  he  faid,lawKingofrheJewes 
26.29.altogether  fuch  as  I  am,  except 


27.2 3 .wh'jfe  I aw,and  whom  I  ferve 
i  tV.3.4.1  am  of  Paul,  I  am  of  Apollo 
9.2.doubtleUel  aw  to  you 
1 2. 1 5 .1  am  not  of  the  body,  is  it  therefore 

Verfe  16. 

1  5.  10.I  am  what  I  am,  and  his  grace 
Gal. 4. 1 2.be  as  I  am :  for  I  am  as  you  are 
Phil.4.1 1  .learned  in  whatfoever  ftate  I  am 

Rev.  i.iS.lamhc  that  liveth,  I  am  alive  for  ever. 
19. 10.I  am  thy  fellow-fervant 
2dm  J. 
Gen. 4.9 .1  know  not  :am  I  my  brothers  keeper  ? 

2  5 .2  2. and  (he  faid,If  it  be  fo,why  am  I  thus  ? 

3  o.z.am  I  in  Gods  ftcad,who  hath  withheld 

1 3 .  and  Leah  faid,  Happy  am  I, for 
38.25.tfwl  with  child  :  and  (he  faidjDifcerne 
Exod.  3 . 1 1 .  who  am  I  that  I  mould  go  unto  Phar. 
N»;»b.2  2.3o.tf7»notI  thine  a(Tc,upon  which 

1  Sam.  1 .8  .am  I  not  better  to  thee  then  ten  fons 

9.21  .am  not  I  a  Benjamite  of  the  fmalleft 
17. 8. aw  not  I  a  Philiftine,andyou  fervantsto 

2  Kin.i8.z<>.amInow  come  up  without.zy2r.36.10 
Job  7 . 1  z.am  I  a  fea,  or  a  whale 

Pfa.  1 3  9. 2  1  .am  not  I  grieved  with  thofe  that  rife 
Pro. z 6. 19. and  faith,  Jw  not  I  in  fport 
Ato.i8.20.thereawlin  the  midftof  them 
J"ote  7.3  3 .a  little  while  awl  with  you 
18.35.  Pilate  faid,  Am  I  a  Jew  ? 

1  Co/'.9. 1  .am  I  not  an  Apoftle  ?  ami  not  free 

2  Cor.  i2.io.whcnIam  weak,then  otI  ftrong 

I  <J!ttt  referred  to  Gorf.    J  %m  the  Lord. 
Gen.i  j.i.Iawthy  fhield, and  great  reward 

ij.i.Iam  the  Almighty  God-        Ch.35.11. 

26.24.I  aw  the  God  of  Abraham. Mat.zz.%  2. 

fear  not,for  I  aw  with  thee.  Ch.28. 15. 

46.3.I  am  God,the  God  of  thy  father,  feare  not 

Aclsj.^z. 

Exod.  3 . 1 4. 1  AM.  that  I  /W :  1 .4.M  hath  fent  me 

22. 27. for  I  aw  gracious 
Mw».  1 8 . 2  o  .1  aw  thy  part  and  thine  inheritance 
T)cut.  1.42.1  am  not  amongft  you 
Pfal.j  5  3  .fay  un  to  my  foule,  I  am  thy  falvation 
50.7.againft  thee  :  I  am  God,even  thy  God 
i/tf.44.6.1  am  the  firft,  I  am  the  laft.  Ch.48.1 2. 

&&"M!/.l8.1I. 

Je r.  z  3 . 2  3  .am  I  a  God  at  hand,faith  the  Lord 
ffijg.  2.4.I  aw  with  yoiijfaith  the  Lord  of  hofts 

See  the  word  JLojttJ. 
Here  am  /,  or  here  1  am.  See  J^ere. 
SjlmaD. 
/&/&.i9.26.borderof  Amcr,Alamelech^fW^rf 

UlmaU 

1  Chro  7.3  5.fonsof  Helem,Shelefii,^wa/ 

"fitntalck. 
Gc«.  3  6. 1  i.Timna  bare  to  Eliphaz  Amaleli 

16. Duke  Gatam,  Duke  Amaleli 
Exod.  17.8  .then  came  Amaleli  and  fought 

9.00  out  to  fight  with  Amaleli 

10.J0f.did  as  Mof.faid,&  fought  with  Am. 

1  i.let  downe  his  hmd,Ama/eli  prevailed 

1 3 .  Jolhua  difcomfited  Amaleli 

14. lie  put  out  the  remembrance  of  Amaleli 

16. the  Lord  will  have  war  with  Amaleli 
Num.  24. 20. looked  on  Amaleli, Amal. was  the  firft: 
D«<i.2f.i7.rememb.what^wa/.did  by  the  way 

19. thou  (halt  blotout  therememb.of/4wa. 
Judg. 3.13  .Eglon  gathered  Amal.  &  fmote  Ifrael 

5.14  but  of  Ephraim  a  root  againft  Amaleli 
1  Sam.  1  5.2.I  rememb.that  which  Am.did  to Ift. 

3  .now  go  and  fmite  Amaleli. 

5  .Saul  came  to  a  city  of  Amalek. 

20  I  have  brought  Agag  king  of  Amaleli 
28.i8.becaufe  thou  exec.not  fierce  wr.on  Am. 
2Saw.8.i2.Dav.dedic.fil.&goldof  Phil.of^w. 
1  Chron.iS.ii, 
r  Chro.i.^6Sons of  Eliphaz,Timnah,^w«/^ 
Pfal.S  3 .7.Gebal, Ammon,  Amaleli 

SlmaleKfte.   ,aimalebite0. 

Gra.i4.7.fmote  all  the  country  of  the  Amalel(ites 

Num.  1 3 .  29.  Amal. dwell  in  the  land  of  the  South 

14. 25. the  Am.  &  Canaan.dweltin  the  valley 

43.the^wa/.and  Canaan.are  there  before 

4 5. the  Amalel1.c3.mz  downe  and  fmote  them 

y«iA>;.6.3.when  Ifr.had  fown,the  Amal.oxnz  upo 

3  3  .all  the  Amakliites  were  gathered  togeth. 

7 . 1  z.Midhn.Amal.  lay  along  like  graftioppers 


1  o.  1  z.Amaleliites  did  oppreffe,and  you  cried 
i2.i5.Abdonburied  in  Pir.in  mount  of  Amal. 
1  Sam.  14.48. Saul  fmote  the  Amaleliites.Ch.  1 5.7 
1 5. 6. get  you  from  among  the  Amalel(ites 

fo  the  Kenites  departed  from  the  Am. 
8  .took  the  king  of  the  Amalel(ites  alive 
1 5  .they  have  bi ought  them  from  the  Amale. 
1 8. utterly  deftroy  the  (inners, the  Amalel(ite% 
20.I  have  utterly  deftroyed  the  Amazes 
3  i.bring  hither  the  king  of  the  Amdcl(itei 
27.8.David  invaded  the  Amakliites 
30.1. the  Amakliites  had  invaded  Z.klag 
1 3  .young  man  of  Egypt,ferv.to  an  Amaleli. 
1 8. David  reco.  all  theAmal.hzd  carried  aw. 
2 Sa.  1 . i.when  Dav.was  ret.frorn  flaught.of  Am. 
S.lamanAmalcliite.  -  -  Ver.13. 

1  Cfcra.4.43.  diey  fmote  the  reft  of  the  Amle\ites 

3d  mam. 
Jojh.i  5.26.utterm.cities  of  Judah,^w^w,Shema 

25mana. 
Cant. 4.8  .look  from  the  top  of  Amana 
adsttariaij. 

1  Cfco.6.7.Meraioth  begat  Amariah  <  Amar.Mu- 

ii.AfcariahbegaM/Wtf/'irt/j  "    \       tub. 
5  2.Meraioth  his  fon,  Amariah  his  fon 
23. 19.  fons  of  Hebron,  Amaiialj  the  fecond 

Chapt.24.23. 

2  Cfcvj.19.1 1. Amariaf} chief  prieft  oyeryou  in  all 

3 1 . 1 5 .next  Kore  were  Sliemaiah,^/?ai'ia& 
£K?'-7-3.Ezrafon  of  Amariah,  fon  of  Azariah 
10. 42. the  fons  of  Bani,Shallum,//wa>7a^ 
Neb.  1 0.3. thofe  that  fealed  PalLur,/iwa>ia/; 
1  i.4.of  Judah  Athaiahfon  of  Amariah 
1 2.2.priefts  that  went  with  Zerub.^wa/.Mal. 
1 3. of  Ezra  Me(hullam,of  ^waj.Jchohanan 
Zepfe.i.i.Zeph.thefon  of  Cu(hi,the  fon  of  Ami. 

Statafa. 
2  Sam.  17.25.  Abfalom made/4wa/2rcaptaine 

which  Amafa  was  the  fon  of  Ithra 
19. 1 3  .fay  ye  to  Amafa,  Art  thou  not  of 
20.4.the  king  faid  to  Amafa,  Afiemble  me 
5.(0  Amafa  went  to  aflemble  the  men  of 
B.Amafa  went  before  them,and  Joabs  gar. 
j.Joab  faid  to  Amafa,An  thou  in  health 

Joab  took  Amafa  by  the  beard  with  his 
icbut  Amafatook  no  heed  to  the  fword 
1  z.Amafa  wallowed  in  bloud,  he  remo. Am. 
1  Xjn.z.  j.what  he  did  to  Amafa  the  fon  of  Jether 

Verfe  32. 

1  Chro.  2. 1 7  .Abigail  bare  Amafafotha  ofAm.Jct. 

2  Chro.zS.i  z.Amafa  fon  of  Hadlai  flood  up  aga. 

<5mafaf. 

1  C%0.6.2  5.fonsof Elkanah,^w.Ahi,m.    V.35. 

1 2. 1 8.fpirit  came  upon  Amafai  chiefe  opt. of 
l^.z^.Amafai  and  Eleezcr did  blow  with  tru. 

Hl-mafljai. 

2  Chr.  29.1 2. then  Levits  arofe,Mah.fon  of  Ama. 
Neb.  1 1 . 1 3  .Amfbai  fon  of  Azareel 

35mafhtal). 

1  C&/-(?.4.34.JamlechJomah  fon  of 'Amajhiah 

Hata8ar>. 

2  Cbro.iy \16.Amaf1ah  fon  of  Zichri,  who  willin. 

3toiase&. 

Exod.  1 5.1 5. the  Dukes  of  Edom  (halbe  amazed 
Judg.  20.4 1  .the  men  of  Benjamin  were  amazed 
Job  3  2.1 5. they  were  amaicd,ihzy  anfw.no  more 
lfa.  1 3 . 8  .they  (halbe  amazed  one  at  another 
£\f^-3  2.  io.Ile  make  many  people  ama\.zt  thee 
Mat.x  2.23-all  the  people  vicrzama^ed,  &  faid,  Is 

i9.25.Difcip.were<2wa^.faying,Who  then  can 
Mar.i.zj.zllama'^.  in  fomuch  that  they  qucftion 

2.1 2. all ama%ed,8c  glorified  God.     Lv\, 5.26. 

6.51  .wind  ceafed.and  they  were  fore  ama^d 

9.i5.when  they  beheld  him  were  greatly  aw.?. 

10. 32.Jef.went before them,&  they  wescama. 

14.33  -began  to  be  ama%ed,ix\d  very  heavie 

16. 8. they  trembled  and  wcteama^ed 
Lu\.z./fi .when  they  faw  htm,they  were  ama%eA 

4.36.allawa^«/,and  fpake,  What  a  word  is 

9.43.  all  amazed  at  the  mighty  power  of  God 
-4#.2.7.all  tfwa^/aying,Behold,arenot  all 
1 2.all  <zwa^,faying,What  meaneth  this 

9.2 1  .all  that  heard  Paul  were  amazed 

aimajement. 
Act.  3 . 1  o  .filled  with  amazement  at  that  which  had 
1  Pet.  3 .6.are  not  afraid  of  any  amazement 

Imatfan.. 


AM  A       AMB 


A  M  E        AMI 


A  M  M       AM  M 


z  Kim.  i  z.  z  l .  AmtiZ;  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead. 

v  6  z  Chr.  24.2,7. 

1  3.  1  z.  wherewith  he  fought  againft  Amatjah 

Chap- 1 4. 1 5 

1 4. 1  .in  the  fecond  yeer  of  Joafh  reigned  Ama\- 

8 .  Ama^iah  fent  meffengers  to  Jehoafh 

9.  Jehoafh  fent  to  ^/M^faying,The  thiftle 

zChm.zi.18. 
1 1.  Ama^ah  would  not  heare, 

he  and  Ama^ab  looked  one  another  in 

13.  Jehoafh  took  ^0tf^  king  of  Judah  - 

2Cfofltf.25.23. 

17.  Ama-^.  lived  after  Jehoafh  1 5 .  veers 

z  Cbron. z<y.z<$ 

18.  reft  ofthe  acts  of /te^.      2Cfo.25.26. 
j  1. made  him  king  in  the  roome  of  Ama-^iab 

zChron.z6  1. 
25. in  the  1  5.  yeer  of  Amaziah  Jerob.began 
15.1.111  the  27 .of  Jerob.  beg.  Azar.fbnof  Am. 
3.accord.to  all  his  father  Ama.%.  2  Chr.z6.4- 

1  Chro.i,.  1 2.  Ama^iah  his fon,  Azariah his fon 
6.41.  fonof  Amieziah,  fonofHilkiah 

2  Chr.z  5 . 1  .Ama^.was  z  5  .yeer  old  when  he  began 

5  ..X.W^.gathred  Judah  rogeth.&  made  them 
g.Ama^  laid,  what  fhall  we  doe  for  ioo.tal. 

10.  Ama\.  fepar.the  army  come  out  of  Ephr. 
1 1  .Ama^.  ftrengthned  himfelf,and  led  forth 
1  3 .fouldiers  which  Ama^Ctnt  back  fel  upon 
i4.after  Ama\.vizs  come  from  the  (laughter 
1 5;  .anger  of  the  Lord  was  kindled  ag-Ama\.t 
17  .  Ama%.f twt  to  Joafh,  come  let  us  fee 
20.<4»<t^.would  not  hear,for  it  came  of  God 
2 1  .he  and  Ama^iah  at  Bethfhemefh 
27.after  Ama-^.did  turn  from  foll.the  L-they 

Amos  7.10.  Ama\.  Prieft  of  Bethel,fent  to  Jero. 
1  z.  Ama^ah  faid  to  Amos,  O  thou  Seer 

14.  Amos  faid  to  Ama^l  was  no  Prophet 

2Hmbaftauo?. 
Pro.  13.17  .wick.meff.falleth:  faithf.##&.is  health 
fer.49.  i4.an  ambajf. is  fent  to  the  heathen.  Ob.  1 . 
Eph.6. 20,for  which  I  am  an  ambajfador  in  bonds 

2Hntbaflat)ot8. 
_7b(&.9.4.as  if  they  had  bin  ambaffadors,8c  took  old 
2  Cfo.3  2.3  i.bufin.  oftheamb  of  the  Prin.of  Bab. 
3  5. 2 1  .he  fent  amb.what  have  I  to  do  with  thee 
Ifa.  1 8.2.that  fendeth  ambajj'.by  the  fea,  in  veff.of 
30.4.  his  ambaffadors  came  to  Hanes 
33.7  .ambaffadors  of  peace  fhall  weep  bitterly 
Elfk-  *7- L 1  -he  rebelled  in  fending  amb.into  Egy. 
2  Cor.  5 .  20.  we  are  ambafjadirrs  for  Chrift 

Umbaffacre. 
Lu\.  14.3  2.  fendeth  an  ambajfage,  defireth  conditi. 

timber. 
£^.i.4.brightnes  as  the  colour  of  amb.  Ch.8.2. 
27.  I  faw  as  the  colour  of  amber 
SJmbtivb.  HtmbuQjea. 

fojh.  8 . 2 .  lay  thee  an  ambufh 

7.  then  ye  (hall  rife  up  from  the  ambufh 
■  9.  they  went  to  lie  in  ambuff] 
1 2.about  5000.  &  fet  them  to  lie  in  ambufh 
1 4.he  wift  not  that  there  were  liers  in  ambufh 
io.and  the  ambufh  arofe  quickly 
2i.whenJofh.  faw  xhtambufh  had  taken  city 
fer.^  1, 1 2.  prepare  the ambufhes 
20mbufl)ment. 
z  Cho.x 3 .13.  Jeroboam  caufed  an  ambufhment  to 
the  ambufhment  wasbehinde 
20.22.the  Lord  fent  aw^.againft  Ammon,Mo. 
3Lnten.  ' 
Num.  $.zz.  the  woman  {hall  fay,  amen,  amen 
Deut.  2  7 . 1 5  .to  the  end :  all  people  fhall  fay, amen 
1  Xing.  1.36 .Benaiah  anf. amen,  the  L.  God  fay  fo 
1  Cfo-.16.36.  people faid^men,  andpraifed 
Neb.  5.13  .all  the  congreg.faid,«CT,and  praifed 

8 .6.all  the  people  anfwered,  amen,amen 
Pfal.41.1Z  .from  everlaft.to  werh.amen  and  amen 
72.19.eanh  filled  with  his  glory,<w»  &  amen 
89.53  -bleffcd  be  the  L.  for  evam.amen  &  amen 
106.48  .let  all  the  people  fay}  men 
Jer.zZ.6.  the  Prophet  Jeremy  faid,  amen 
Matt.6. 1 3 .  power  and  glory  for  tyayamen 
Rom.  1.25.  who  is  bleffed  for  e\er,amen.  Ch.9. 5 . 
1 1.3  6.  to  whom  bee  glory  for  ever,  amen 

Gal.  1.5.  zTim.4.1%. 
1  f  .3  3 .  God  of  peace  be  with  you  a\\>amen 


16  2o.graceof  our  L.Jef*Ch.be  vfhhyou,amen 
1  Co?.  14. 1 6. room  of  the  unlearned  fay^amen 
i  Cor.  1 .  20.promife$  in  him  are  Yea,  &  in  hims!«z. 
Epbcfs .  2  i,to  him  be  glory  by  Chrii\,amen 
Phil.4. 20.to  God  our  father  be  glory  for  ever.amen 
1  Tim.  1 . 1 7  .only  wife  G  od  be  glory  for  ever, amen 
6.16.W  whom  be  glory  everlafting,  amen 

Heb.  13.21. 
1  Pet.4. 1 1  .to  whom  be  praife  and  dominion,amen 
Chap.  5.1 1.  Rev.1.6. 
Rev.  i.7.waile  becaufe  of  him, even  fo.  amen 

1 8 .  amen,  and  have  the  keyes  of  hell,  and  of 
3.i4.thefe  things  faith  the  Amen 
5.14.  and  the  foure  beafts  faid,  amen 
y.iz.{aymg,amen  :  bleffing,and  glory  be  unto 
our  God  for  ever  and  ever,amcn 
19.4.  foure  beafts  faid,amcn  .'Alleluia 

2  2.  zo.furely  I  come  quickly,  amen 
Asalfo  at  the  end  of  the  Evang.  and  Epift. 

Jer.7.3.  amend  youxw  ayes  and  your  doings 

Ver.5.  Ch.26.13. 

3  5.15.  amend  your  doings5  and  go  not  after 
John  4.5  2.the  hour  when  he  began  to  amend 

3Jmenrj0. 
Levlt.  5 . 1 6.  he  fhall  make  amends  for  the  harme 

Amerce. 
Deut. 22.19.  tn£y  ^a^  amei'ce  him  in  1 00.  fhekles 

mmetbpft. 
Exod.zS.  19.  third  row  an  Agate,  an  Ametbyft 

Chap.39.12. 
Rev.z  1.20.  eleventh  a  Jarinth,twelfth  an  Ameth. 

E^i'ij  2.57.the  child  of  Pochereth,  child  of  Ami 

Amiable. 
Pfal.84. 1  .how  amiable  are  thy  Tabernacles 
3tmfbu0. 

1  Chro.j.z6.  Amihud  his  fon3Eliihama  his  fon 

3lminat)ab. 
La^.3.3  3.  which  was  the  fon  of  Amimdab 

^mtfbaODaf. 
Num.  1 . 1 2.of  Dan  Ahiezer  fon  of  Amifhaddai 

Chap. 2.  25. 
7.66.  on  the  10.  day  Ahiezer  fon  of  Amifh. off. 
7 1 .  this  was  the  offring  of  the  fon  of  Amifh. 
StntKe. 

2  Cfo-6.37.we  have  finned,we  have  done  amiffe 
Da-i  .29-fpeak  any  thing  amiffe  ag.the  God  of  Sh. 
Lu\.  2  3 .4 1 .  this  man  hath  done  nothing  amiffe 
Jam,4-  3.  becaufe  ye  aske  amiQe 

3taittsf. 

2  Kjng.  1 4 . 2  5  .by  the  hand  of  Jonah  fon  of  Amiltal 

Jonah  1.1.  word  that  came  to  Jonah  fon  of  Amitt. 

UmtjabaO. 

1  Chr.Z7.6.in  Benaiah's  courfe  was  Ami^.his  fon 

3lrnmatj. 

2  S am. z.z 4. emit  to  the  hill  of  Ammah 

jjtttmetiatija,  or  Hammedatha. 
Efih.  3 . 1 .  A haf. promote  Haman  fon  of  Ammedatha 
io.gave  his  ring  to  Hamanfon  of  Ammedat. 
8.5.  reverfe  letters  devifed  by  Ham.  fon  of  Am. 
9. 10.  fons  of  Haman  fon  of  Ammed.they  flew 
24.Ham.fon  of  Ammed-hid  devifed  to  deftr. 
aimmf. 

Hof.z.  1 .  fay  ye  to  your  brethren  Ammi 

Itamtdj  called  alfo  Etiam. 

Num.  1 3 . 1 2  .of  tribe  of  Dan  Ammi. fori  of  Gemal . 

2  S<«».9.4.Mep.in  the  houfe  of  Machir  fon  of  Am. 

5.fet  him  out  of  the  houfe  of  the  fon  of  Am. 

17.27  .Machir  fon  of  Ammiel  brought  beds 

1  Cfo.3 . 5;four,of  Bathfhua  daughter  of  Ammiel 

26.5.fbnsofObed~Edom,^TOe/thefixth 

3bnmfbut>. 

Num.  1 .  10.  of  Ephraim  Elifhama  fon  of  Ammihud 

Chap.2.18. 

7.48.  on  the  7.  day  Elifh.fon  of  Ammihud  offt. 

5  3 .  this  is  the  offr.of  Elifh.fon  of  Ammihud 

10.22.  over  Ephr.hofte  Elifh.fon  of  Ammihud 

34. 20.  of  Simeon,  Shemuel  the  fon  of  Ammb. 

28.of  Naphtali.Pedahel  fon  of  Ammihud 

2  Sam.i  3-37.Abfal.wentto  Talmai  fon  of  Amm. 
1  Cfou9.4.JerufaI.dwelt  Uthai  fon  of  Ammihud 

3teminaDab. 
Exod.S.ZT,  Aaron  took  Elifhebadaugh.of  Ammin. 
Num.  1 .7 .of  Judah,Nahfhon  fon  of  Amm'madab 
Chap.2.3.  &  10.14. 


7. 1  J.that  offr.  firft  day,was  Nahfh.fon  of  Am. 
1 7-this  was  the  offering  of  Nah.fon  of  Ami 
Ruth  4. 19.  Ram  begate  Amminadab 

20.  Ammin.  begate  Nahfhon.     1  Chr.  2.10. 
Matth.  x  .4. 
1  Cfo.6.22.fons  of  Kohath,  Amminadab  his  fon 
1 5.10.  of  the  fons  of  Uzziel,  AmminadabchM 

1  i.David  called  Ley ites,ElieI, Amminadab 
Cant.6. 1 2.made  me  like  the  charets  of  Amminadab 

Simmon. 

Neh.  13.23  .married  wives  of  Afhdod,of  Amman 
P/2/.83.7.  Gebal,  Amman,  Amalek 
Children  o/KLmmott. 
Gen.  19. 3  8  .Ben-ammi,father  of  the  childr.of  Am. 
W«.2i.24.Ifrael  poffeffed  even  to  the  c\\\\.of  Am. 
border  of  the  child. of  Amm. w  as  ftrong 
Deut.z.  1 9.come  nigh  the  chi.of  ^»?.diftrefle  them 
I'll  not  give  thee  of  thechi.of  ^ffz.any 
3  7. to  the  land  of  the  chi.of  Am.thou  cameft 
3 . 1 1  .is  it  not  in  Rab.of  the  children  of  Ammon 
16  Jab.which  is  in  the  bord.of  the  ch.of  Am. 
Jof.  12.2. 
fof.i  3.  io.unto  the  border  of  the  childr.  of Amm. 

2  5  .coaft  was  half  the  land  of  the  chi.of  Am. 
fudg.3.1 3  Egl5  gather.thech.of  Am.&  fmote  If. 

io.6.Ifr.ferved  the  gods  of  the  childr.  of  Amm. 
7.L.fold  them  into  the  hands  of  the  ch.of  A. 
9.  childr.of  Ammon  paffed  over  Jord.to  fight 
1 1. did  not  I  deliver  you  from  the  ch.of  Am. 
1 7. then  the  chil.of  Amm.  encamp  in  Gilead 
1 8. what  man  will  begin  to  fight  ag.ch. of  A. 

1 1 .4.  childr.of  Amman  made  war  ag.iinft  Ifrael 
5.  when  the  children  of  Amman  madzwaxxz 
6.Capt.that  we  may  fight  withchild.of  Am. 
S.fight  againft  the  chil.of  ^.&  be  our  head 
9.  bring  me  home  to  fight  ag.  childr.of  Am. 
1 2.fent  meffengers  to  the  K.of  the  ch.of  Am. 
Verfe  14. 
1 3  .K.of  the  child.of  ^w.anfwered  the  me  if. 
ij.Ifr. took  not  the  land  of  the  child,  of  Am. 
27.  between  the  ch.  of  Ifr.  and  the  chi.of  Am. 
28. Kin. of  the  childr.of  AmmAierrtkened  not 
29.  Jepth.paffed  over  to  the  children  of  Am. 
Verfe  32. 
30. without  fail  deliver  the  child.of  Am.  into 

3  i.I  return  inpeace  from  the  childr.  oi  Am. 
3  3  .thus  the  children  of  Ammon  were  fubdued 
36.  Lord  taken  veng.  of  the  children  of  Am. 

1 2.  i.pafledft  thou  to  fight  ag.the  ch  Id.  of  Am. 

2.  were  at  ftrife  with  the  children  of  Ammon 

3. delivered  me  not,I  pafied  ag.the  ch.of  Am. 

1  Sa.  1 2. 1  i.Naliafh  K.of  the  chi.of  Am.came  ag. 

14. 47 .Saul  fought  againft  the  child.of  Ammon 

z  Stf»z.8.i2.Dav.dedic.gold  ofthe  childr.of  Am. 

1  Chro.  18.  11. 

10. 1  .King  ofthe  children  of 'Ammon  died 

1  Chron.  19. 1. 

z.Dav.ferv.came  into  the  lad  of  the  ch.of  A. 

1  Chron.  19.  2. 

3. Princes  ofthe  child.of  Am.Caid  to  Hanun 

1  Chron.  19.  3. 

6.children  of  Ammon  Caw  that  they  ftanke 

children  of  Ammon  hired  the  Syrians 

1  Chro.  19.6. 

8.  childr.of  Am.came  out,and  put  the  battell 

1  Chron.  19.9. 

10. might  put  them  in  array  ag.  the  ch.of  A. 

1  Chron  19. 11. 

1 1. if  the  child.of  Am.be  too  flrong  for  thee 

1  Chron.  19  12. 

14-when  ch.of  Am.favi  the  Syrians  wei  e  fled 

1  Chron.  19.15. 

Joab  retur.from  ch.of  A.&  came  to  Jeruf. 

I9.feared  to  help  the  child.of  Am.any  more 

1  Chron  19. 49. 

1 1 . 1 .  David  deftroyed  the  children  of  Ammon 

1  Chron.  20. 1 

1 2.£.flain  him  with  the  fword  ofthe  ch.of  Am. 

26.  Joab  fought  ag.  Rab.  ofthe  chil.of  Am. 

3 1.  thus  did  he  to  all  the  children  of  Amman 

1  Chron.  20.  j. 

i7.27.Shobi  of  the  chil.of  ^»z»?.broiight  beds 

1  Xjng.  1 1 .7  Molech  the  abomin.of  the  ch.of  Am. 

zKing.zi.xz- 

3  3.Milcom,  the  god  ofthe  children  of Am. 

z  Kjn.Z4.z.  lord  fent  bands  ofthe  childr.  of  Am. 

2  Chr  20.  i.eh'!- 


A  M  M       A  M  N 


A  M  O       A  M  O 


AM  O      A  M  O 


z  Chr. zo.  i .  child.of  Am.ca.me  againft  Jeholaphat 
icand  now  behold  ihe  chil.of  Amm.  Moab 
22. L.  fet  ambufhm. againft  thechil.  of  Am. 

2  3 .  chil.of  Am.  ftood  up  againft  mount  Seir 
27.7  .ch.of  Am.ga.vz  the  fame  yeer  100. talents 

fo  much  did  the  childr.of  Am.pay  z.yeer 
Ifa.is.l  4.children  of  Amman  (hall  obey  them 
?er.<).z6.V\\  punifh  Edom^MoabjChildi-.of  Amm. 
25 .1 1.  Edom>ch;ldr.of  Am.to  drink  of  the  cup 
49.6.1'H  bring  again  the  captiv.of  child-of/frw. 
Dan.  1  1.4  i.thefe  (hall  cfcape  chief  of  the  chi.of^. 
Amos  1 . 1 3  .for  3  .tranfgreflions  of  the  chil.  of  Am. 
Zcph.z.S.l  have  heard  the  1  evil,  of  the  chil.  of  Am, 
^.children  oi  Amman  (hall  be  as  Gomorrah 
Ammonite. 
Vcut . 23.3 ./fozor.Moab.lhall  not  enter. Neh.  13.1. 

1  Sam.  1 1 . 1 .  then  Nabafh  the  Ammonite  came  up 

2.  Nahafh  the  Amman,  faidj  On  this  cond. 

2  Sam.zi . 27.  Davids  worthy  Zelek  the  Ammonite 

1  Cfo'fl.11.39. 
W<?/7.2.io.whenTobiahthe^«.heatdofit.V.i9. 
4. 3  .now  Tobia  the  Ammonite  was  by  him 
Ummonftegf. 
Deut  2.20. Ammonites  call  them  Zamzummims 

1  &s«. 1 1 . 1 1  .flew  the  .4?«.untill  the  heat  of  the 
i  Kj.  1  i.i.Solom.loved  women  of  the  Moan-Am. 

2  Cfc\  20.1. other  befide  the  Am.ca'.nz  ag.Jehofap. 

26.8  .Ammonites  gave  gifts  to  Uzziah 

27.5.  Joth.fought  w  ith  the  Kings  of  the  Amm. 

£^•9. 1.  doing  accord,  totheabomin.  of  the  Am. 

ATe.4.7.wknSanbal.&:  the  ^.heard  that  the  wals 

Jer.  27. 3.  make  yokes  &  fendtothe  K-ofthe  Am. 

40.11.when  Jews  among  the  A. heard  K.ofB. 

14-K.of  Amm.ha.th  fent  Ifhmael  to  flay  thee 

41.10.  IQimael  departed  to  go  over  to  the  Am. 

if  .withS.menefcaped  8c  went  to  the  Amm. 

49.1.  concerning  the  Am.  thus  faith  the  Lord 

£^.21.28. 

2. rilcaufe  an  alarm  in  Rab.of  the  Ammon. 

£^.2i.20.the  fword  maycome  to  Rab.of  the.  A. 

2  5 . 2  .fet  thy  face  aga  inft  the  Ammonites 

3  .fay  to  the  Am.  Hear  the  word  of  the  Lord 
5.  Ammmites  a  couching  place  for  flocks 

10  unto  the  men  of  the  Eaft,  with  the  Amm. 
that  the  Ammonites  may  not  be  rememb. 

^tsmnonttefi'e. 

1  Y$.  i4.2i.Rehob.  moth-name  wasNaam.an^. 

Ver.  31.2  Chro.  12.13. 

2  Cfc'.24.26.Zabad  fon  ofShimeah,  an  Ammonit. 

SBmrcon. 

2  Sam.  3 . 2  .Dav.  firft-born  was  Amnon.  1  Chr.  3.1. 

1 3. 1.  Amnon  the  fon  of  David  loved  Tamar 

z.Amnon  fell  (ick  for  his  (ifter  Tamar 

Amnon  thought  it  hard  to  doe 

3 .  Amnon  had  a  friend,  whofe  name  was  Jo. 

4.  Amnon  faid,  I  love  Tamar 

6.  Amnon  lay  down,  Amnon  faid  ro  the  king 
7.goe  to  Amnons  houfe,  and  dreffe  him  meat 
'  8.  Tamar  went  to  Amnons  houfe 
g.Amnoa  faid,Have  out  all  men  from  me 
ic.Amnon  faid  unto  Tamar,Bring  the  meat 
flie  brought  cakes  to  Amnon 
1 5  .Amnon  hated  her,  Am£a.i&>  Arife,be  gone 
20.hath^»2CT?zbeen  with  thee  ? 
2  5.  Abfalom  fpake  to  Amnon  neither  good 
Abfalom  hated  Amnon 

2  6 .1  et  my  brother  Amnon  goe  wit  h  us 

27.  Abf.prefled  him,that  he  let  Amn.  and  all 
2 8. when  Amnons  heart  is  merry,Smite  Amn. 
29. did  to  Amnon  as  Abfalom  commanded 

3  2.for  Amnon  only  is  dead.  Verf.  3  3 . 
3  9.comforted  concerning  Amnon,  feeing 

t  Chr.q.zo.  fons  of  Simeon,/4/»»fl72,Rinnah 

Ulsnofc, 

Neb.  1  2. 7. Priefts  that  went  up,  Sallu,  Amo\ 
20.ofSallai,Kallai :  of  Amol^Eber 

3won. 

1  Ki.z  2. 26. carry  him  back  to  Am.    zClrr.\%.z$. 
z  King.  21.18  .Manaf.  died,  &  Am.  his  fon  reigned 
2  Chr.  33.20. 
19.zte.was  2i.yeersold  when  aCfc.33.21. 
2  3  .fervants  of  Amon  confpired  againft  him 
24.  flew  them  that  had  confpired  ag.  Amon 
z  Chron.  33-25. 
2? .  now  the  reft  of  the  acts  oiAmon 
1  Cko.3 . 1 4.  Amon  his fonjofiah  his  fon 

i — , 


2  Cfo.33. 22.  A/WniacriRced  to  all  carved  images 

2  3  .but  Amon  trefpaffed  more  and  more 
Nch.7. 5 p.amz  out  ofcaptiv.to  Jer.childr.ofotfz. 
J,e.  1 . 2.W.of  the  L.came  in  the  da.of  Jo.fon  of  A. 

25.3  .Jer.fpake  from  1 3  .yeer of  Jof.fon  of  A.to 
Zeph.  1 . 1  .wor.that  came  to  Zep.in  d.of  Jo.fo  of  A. 
Mat.  1 . 1  o.  Manafles  begat  Amon,  Amon  Jofiah 

2&mong.  Sdmortgft. 
Gen.  3  o.  3  3  .am.  the  goats,and  brown  am.the  fheep 

34.30.ilinka»?^the  inhabitants  of  the  land 
amongfi  the  Canaanites,and  the  Periz. 

42.5.  came  to  buy  come  among  thofe  that  came 
£z.9.2o.they  that  feared  theL.<wz.theferv.of  Ph. 

12.31  .get  you  forth  from  amongfi  my  people 

1 3 . 1 3  .all  firft-born  am.thy  chil.flialt  thou  red. 

28.1  .take  Aar.  &  his  fons  from  am.the  childr. 

Numb.8.$. 
29.^5.  I'll  dwell  amongfi  the  children  of  Ifrael 
34.10.all  the  people  amongfi  whom  thou  art 

Lev.j .  3  3  .he  am.  the  fons  of  Aar  that  offr.the  bio. 
2 1 . 1 4. he  that  is  H.Prieft  among  his  brethren 

Num.  3 . 1 2.I  have  taken  the  Lev.from  am.  the  chi. 
4. 1 8. cut  ye  not  off  the  Kohathites  from  among 
5 .  2  7 .  w  oman  fhall  be  a  curfe  among  her  people 
1 1 .2 1  .the  people  am.  whom  I  am  are  600000 
14.14.have  heard,  that  thou  L-art  am.this  peo. 
16.21.  feparateyourfelves  from  <«».thiscong. 
\%.z^.among  the  chi.of  Ifr.fhall  have  no  inher. 
2.7.4.  name  of  our  fath.done  from  am  his  fam. 

Eto.17.5  .one  from  among  thy  breth.fhalt  thou  fet 

1  Sam.  1  o.  1 1 .  is  Saul  alfo  among  the  Prophets 

Ver.  1 2.  Chapt.  19.24. 

2  Sam.  15.31.  Ahitophel  is  among  the  confpirators 

23.  18.  Abifhai  was  chiefeamong three 

had  the  name  among  three     1  Chr.  1 1.20. 
2  -fC'3-9-2.make  him arife  from  amongbis  brethr. 
1 8.  ■?  .none  like  him  amongzl\  the  Kings  of  Juda 

1  d»\4.2  3.thofe  that  dwelt among$ plants  &  hed. 
1 1 .  24.Benaiah  had  the  name  among  3  .mighties 

2  Cfc.24. 1 6.buried  Jehoiada among  the  Kings 

33.11  .took  Manafleh  among  the  thomes 

35.13.  divided  them  fpeedily  among  the  people 
Ey.io.iS.am.  the  fons  of  the  Priefts  were  found 
Nek  13.26.  yet  among  many  nations  was  no  King 
fob  28.io.cutteth  out  tiaers  among  the  rocks 

3  3 . 2  3  .an  interpreter;one  among  a  thoufand 

36.14.  their  life  is  among  the  uncleane 

7 fa.  1 2. 1  .faithful  fail  from  among  the  chil. of  men 
21.10.  their  feed  from  among  the  childr.  of  men 
44.i4.makcftusa  by-word/»«fthe  heathen 
45.9.  K.  daughters  were  among  the  honourable 
78.60.the.rent  which  he  placed  amongmen. 
2 9.6. who  am  the  fons  of  the  mighty  likened  to 
99. 6. Mofes  and  Aaron  among  his  Priefts 
1 04. 1 2.  which  fing  among  the  branches 
io8.praifc  thee  among  the  peop.fing  am.the  nat. 
109, 30.rU  praife  him  among  the  multitude 

Pi  ov.  15.31  .abideth  among  the  wife 

2  3 .  20.  be  not  amongfi  wine-bibbers,  amongfi 

Hale f. 6. 1  .an  evill  common  among  men 
7. 28. one  among  1000.  a  woman  among  all 

Cant. z.z.ns  the  lilly  among  thornes3fo  my  love  am. 
3  .as  the  apple-  trees  among  trees  of  the  wood, 
fo  is  my  beloved  among  the  fonnes 
5 . 1  o  .the  chiefeft  among  ten  thoufand 

Jer.  5.26.  among  my  people  are  found  wicked  rr  en 
10.7.  forafmuch  as  amongaA.  the  wife  men  of 
1 1.9.  a  confpiracy  is  found  among  men  of  Jud. 

1 4. 2  2. are  there  any  am.the.  vanities  of  the  gen. 
29. 1 8. to  be  a  reproJch  among  all  nations 

3  2. not  have  a  man  to  dwell  amongthis  peop. 
37.4.Jer.came  in  &  went  out  among  the  peopl. 

Lam.  2 .9. her  K.and  Princes  are  among  the  gentiles 

B.'KSk'  i .  1  .as  I  was  among  the  captives 

44. 9. of  any  ftranger  that  is  among  the  ch.of  Ifr. 

Mich,  j  .z. there  is  none  upright  among  men 

Ate.2.6.artnot  the  leaft  among  the  Princes  of  Ju. 
27.  5  6.  among  which  was  Mary  Magdalen 
28.15  .commonly  reported  among  the  Je  wes 

Ata/.8.i9.whenlbrakethe  5 . loaves  among  5000. 
20.  when  the  feven  among  foure  thoufand 
io.2<f.out  of  meafure,faying  <«Mg  themfelves 

LuJi.i.zS.  bleffedart  thou  among  women 
2.44.fought him amongthek  kinsfolks 
4.3  6.  faying  am.  themfel.  What  a  word  is  this 
10.3. 1  fend  you  forth  as  Lambs  among  Wolves 


3o.fell  among  theeves,  which  ftripped  him 
36.Which  was  neighbor  to  him  that  fell  am. 
iff.  1 5.  that  which  is  highly  efteemed  amo.taen 
i9'39-f°mePharif.frornrf/»0?zg  tne  multit.faid 
24. 5.  why  feek  ye  the  living  among  the  dead 
47-preached  in  his  name  among  all  nations 
/o/;.6.9.but  what  are  they  among  fo  many 

4  3 .  murmurc  not  among  your  fel  ves 

5  2.  Jews  ftroverf/K.themfelves,faying.How 
7-3  5 -will  he  go  to  the  difperfed  among  the  gent. 
10.  i9.a  diviiion  again  among  the  Jevves 

1 1->  4  Jefus  walked  no  more  openly  .z/«Jewcs 
56.foughr  for  Jcfus,  &  fpake  among  themf. 

1 2. 19.  Pharf.faid  among  themfel ves,Percei ve  ve 
/j.z.among  chief  Rulers  many  beleeved 

16.19.  do  ye  inquire  am.  your  fel.  of  that  I  faid 

21.23  -went  this  faying  abroad  among  the  breth. 
Acl.q.  1 2.other  name  given  under  heaven  among 

1 2. 1 8.  no  fmall  ftirre  am.  the  fouldi.  what  was 
2  Co>'.io.i2.comparing  themf.<?«(M.themf.arenot 

1 1 . 2  6.  in  perils  among  falfe  brethren 

1  Thef.^.  1  s .  follow  that  which  is  good,both  amo. 

2  Ti;«.2.2.heardofme  among  many  witnefles 
Heb.  5.1.  every  H.Prieft  taken  from  amon?  men 

See  further,  »©ot)3,  ^eatljeu  people, 
Cfcetit,  ng,you, 
25tttoijf e  called  Emonte. 
Gen.  10. 16.  Canaan  begate  the  JcbuiiteyEmorite  . 

1  Chro.i.iq. 
14. 1 3  .dwelt  in  the  plaine  of  Mamre  the  Amor. 
48. 2  2.hand  of  the  Amorite  by  my  fword 
Exod.^.z.VW  drive  out  the  Czcuanlte, Amorite 

Chap.  3  4, 11. 
2v"/^.32.39.chiIdr.ofMachirdifpoffeiTthe^«wr. 
Eto.2.24. 1  have  given  Sihon  the  Amorite  into 
Jof-9- 1  -Hittite,and  the  Amorite  heard  thereof 

1 1 . 3 .  Jabin  lent  to  the  Amorite  in  the  mount. 
£l4-i6"-3-  thy  father  was  an  Amorite,        V.45. 
Amos  2.9.  yet  deftroyed  I  the  Amorite  before 

lo.out  of  Egypr,to  pofl".  theland  of  the  Am. 
iHmoziteg. 

Gen.  i4-7.Chedorl.  fmote  the  Amoritcs  in  Hazez. 
15.16.  iniquity  of  the  Amorite s  not  yet  full 
2 1  .thy  feed  have  I  given  the  land  of  the  Am. 
Exod.i-8.  to  bring  them  to  the  place  of  che  Amor. 

Vcrfc  17. 

1 3 . 5-whe  the  L.fhal  bring  thee  into  the  1.  of  A. 

2  3 . 2  3  mine  Ang.  (hall  bring  thee  in  to  the  A. 

Num.  1  i.zg.Amorites dwell  in  the  mountains 

21.13.  Arn.which  cometh  out  of  the  coaft  of  A. 

Arnon  is  between  Moab  and  the  Amorites 

2  5.1frael  dwelt  in  all  the  cities  of  the  Amor. 

3  1. thus  Ifrael  dweltin  the  land  of  the  Amo. 
3  2.droveout  the  Amorites  that  were  at  Jaaz. 

22.2.Balak  faw  whatlir.had  done  to  the  Amor. 

Deut.i.j.tam  you,and  go  to  the  mount  of  the  Am. 

19-faw  by  the  way  of  the  mount  of  the  Amor. 

20.  ye  are  come  unto  the  mount  of  the  Amo. 

27. to  deliver  us  into  the  hand  of  the  Amor. 

f»f-  7-  7- 
^.Amorites  which  dwelt  in  that  mount 
3.9.  Amorites  call  it  Shenir 
7. 1 .  when  God  hath  caft  out  the  Amorites 
20.  i7.thou  (halt  utterly  deftroy  the  Amorites 
Jof.3.10.  without  faile  drive  out  the  Amorites 
10. 1 2.  Lord  delivered  up  the  Amorites 
1 2.8.Jofuah  fmote  the  Hittites,^«?o;vfc^,Can. 
1 3 .4.  Aphek  the  border  of  the  Amorites 
24.8. 1  brought  you  into  the  land  of  the  Amor. 
1 1. men  of  Jericho  fought  ag.  you,the  Amor. 
1 5.  or  the  gods  of  the  Amorites,  in  whofe 
1 8. Lord  crave  out  even  the  Amorites 
Judg  1 . 3  ^.Amorites  forced  the  children  of  Dan 
3  5  .the  Amor,  would  dwell  in  mount  Heres 
3  6.coaft  of  the  Amor. was  from  the  going  up 
3.5.  childr.of  Ifrael  dwelt  among  the  Amorites 
6. 10. fear  not  the  gods  of  the  Amorites 
10. 8. in  the  land  of  the  Amo.which  is  in  Gilead 

1 1  .did  not  I  deliver  you  from  the  Amorites 
1 1.2  i.fo  Ifrael  pofleff.  all  the  land  of  the  Amo. 
2  3  .God  of  Ifrael  hath  difpoffeffed  the  Amor. 

1  Sam.y.i  4.peace  between  Ifrael  and  the  Amorites 

2  &?»2.2i.2.Gibeonit.were  of  the  remn.of  the  A. 
1  IQn.p.zo.  all  left  of  the  Amor.  Solom.didlevie 

2  Cbron.%.7. 

1 1 . 5  .Sol.went  after  Milc.the  abom.of  the  Am.  j 

21.2*.  Ahab 


AMO      AN  A 


ANA      A  N  C 


AND      AN  G 


xl.»6.  Ahab  did  as  did  the  Amontes^ 

i  Ki  2 1.ii.Manaff.did  above  all  that  the  ^did 

Ezra  9. 1  .priefts  did  accor-to  the  abom.of  dxAn. 

Neb  9  8  .mad'ft  a  cov.to  give  him  the  lad.ot  the^.j 

Kingofthe3mojtte0.  Seefctttg. 

,  Kim  io.i.  Hezekiah  fent  to  Ifaiah  fon  of  Amos. 

>A--   y  Ifa-.tf.z. 

to.  Ifaiah  fon  of  Amos  fent  to  Hezekiah 

Ifa.37.z1. 

20. 1  .Hezekiah  was  fick,  the  fon  of  Amos  came 

Ifa.^.i. 

z  Cb.z6  zz.  afts  of  Uzz.  did  the  fon  of  Am.wite 

3 z.  zo.  Hezekiah  and  the  fon  of  <4r/ZM  prayed 

3  z.afts  of  Hez.writ.in  vif.of  the  fon  of  Am. 

lfa  i.i.thc  vifion  of  Ifaiah  fon  of  Amos 

2. 1.  word  that  the  fon  of  Am.  faw  concer.Judah 

1 3. 1. burden  of  Bab.  which  the  fon  of  ^4.did  fee 

20.2.  fame  time  fpake  the  L.  by  the  fon  of  Am. 

Amos  1 . 1 .  w  ords  of  Am.3m.0ng  heardm.of  Tekoa 

7.8. ^woj,What feeft  thou  ?  Chap.S.z. 

io.Amaz.fent  toJero.faying,^W.hath  conf. 

\  1  .Amos  faith  Jeroboam  thall  die 

1 2.  Amaziah  faid  to  Amos,0  thou  Seer 

i4.^ffw(aid,I  was  no  Proph.nor  Proph.fon 

hu\.  3 .2  5 .  which  was  the  fon  of  Am.  fon  of  Nahii 

3fmpi)tpoii0. 
Alt.  J  7. 1  .paffed  through  Ampb.czxnt  to  Theffalo. 

3Lmpl(a0. 
Rom.  1 6.8  .greet  Amelias  my  beloved  in  the  Lord 

Umvatn,  called  i^emOan.  Gen.1G.z6. 
Exod.6. 1 8.fons  of  Kohath,  Amram.      Num.  3.19. 
Ch.26.58.  1  Chron.6.z,iS.  &23.12. 
zo.Amram  took  Joch.bedto  wife,  and  ihebare 
Num.z6.19. 
Num.zt.  f  9.fhe  bare  to  Amram  Aaron.  Mofes 
1  Cfco.i.4i.fonsof  Diihon,Amram,asid  Efhban 
6.3.10ns  of  Amram,  Aaron,  Mofes  and  Miriam 
Chap.23.13. 
24.  20.  of  the  fons  of  Amram  Shubael 
Ezra  io.34.fon$ofBani,  Ma.a.di,Amram and  Vel 

3mramitc0. 
Num.  3 .  27  .of  Kohath  was  the  family  of  the  Antra. 
1  Chr.  26. 2  3.  of  the  Amramites  and  the  Izharices 

SBmraptiel. 
Gen.  14. 1  .in  the  dayes  of  Amraphel  King  of  Shinar 
9-Tidal  K-of  nations,&  Amrajj. K.of  Shinar 
25m5t. 
1  Chr.6. 46.(0x1  of^OT^jfoaofBani 
Neb.  1 1. 1 2.the  fon  of  Amxi,  fon  of  Zecheriah 

Unab, 

Jofh.i  1. 21  Jofh.cut  off  the  Anakimsfrom  ^?m6 

1  $.50.  in  the  mount  Judah  had  Anab,Amm 

SBnalj. 

Gen.36.z-  Aholibamah  the  daughter  of  Anab 

Verfes  14,25. 

i8.Dukes  that  came  of  Ahol.daugh.of  Anah 

zo.fonsof  Seir,Shobal,and  Zibcon,&  Anah 

1  Chron.  1.38. 

24.  children  of  Zibeon  Aiah,and  Anab 

1  Chron.  1. 40. 

this  was  that  Anah  that  found  mules 

2f.childr.of^»^fowere  Diflion   1  Cfo.1.41. 

z^.Dukesof  the  Horites,Dukc  Zlb.D.Anah 

Jlnabavatb. 

Jof.  19 . 1  g.Iffachar's  border  w  as  t  o  w  ard  Anaharath 

SBnaiat). 

Neb.8.4.befide  Ezra  flood  Shema,and  Anaiah,znd 

to.22.thefe  that  fealcd  were  Hanan ,Anaiab 

Hlnafe. 

Num.11.  **•  came  where  the  childr.  of  Ana\  were 

28.  wee  faw  the  children  of  Anal{  there 

Verfe  3  3 . 
Veut.9. 2.who  can  ftand  before  the  children  of  An. 
Jof.  1 5. 1 3  .to  Caleb  the  City  of  Arba,fath.of  An. 
1 4.Caleb  drove  thence  the  3 .  fons  of  Anal^ 

flidg.  1.20. 

2 1 . 1 1  .gave  Koh.the  city  of  Arba,fath.of  Anah, 
Utaa&ttns. 
T)eut.  1.28.  have  feen  the  fons  of  the  Ana[  ms  there 
2.io.peopletallasthe/4«dj>J»zs  V.zi. 

i  i.were  counted  gyants  as  the  Ana\(ims 
9-z.a  people  tall,  childr.  of  the  Analfims, whom 
Jof.11  zi.  at  the  time  Joflb.ua  cut  off  the  Anafyms 
22.none  of  the  Anal(ims  left,only  in  Gaza. 
14. 1 2.heardft  in  tliat  day  the  Am\.  wete  there 


1 5.  Arba  was  a  great  man  among  the  Ama\. 
Slnamelecb. 
z  Yin.  1 7.3  i.Adramelechyto«.  gods  of  Sephar. 

3natnfm, 
Gen.  10.13  .Mizr.begate  "Lud.Anam.     iCh.1.11. 

9tian. 

Neb.  10.26.  fealed  Ahijah,Hananyfez# 

9na'nf. 

1  Chro.  3.24.  fons  of  Elioenai,  Dalaiah,  Anani 

SBnantarj- 
Neb.  3 .23  .after  him  repaired  Azar.fon  of  Ananlah 
1 1.3  2.and  at  Anathoth,  Nob, Anantab 
9nanfa0. 
Acl.  5 .  1  .Ananias  with  Sapphira  fold  a  poffeffion 
3 .  Ananias,  Why  hath  Sathan  filled  thine 
5. Ananias  hearing  thefe  words  fell  downe 
9. 10. a  certaine  difciple  at  Damafc.named  An. 
to  him  faid  the  L.in  a  yiRon,Ananias 
1 2.feen  in  a  vifion  Ananias  coming  in 
1 3  .Anemias  anfwercd,Lord,I  have  heard 
17. Ananias  went  his  way  and  entredinto 
zz.iz.onz  Ananias,  a  devout  man, 
23.2.H.prieft  Ananias command.to fmite  him 
Z4.i.  after  five  dayes  Ananias  defcended 
2JnatJj. 
Judg.  3.31.  after  him  was  Shamgar  fon  of  Anath 
5 .6.in  the  dayes  of  Sham.fon  of  A.  the  high-w. 

ainattjema. 

i  C0r.16.zz.  let  him  be  Anathema  Maranatha 

fllnatiiotb. 
J0Jh.z1.18. outof Benja.  Anathoth  withhtr fub. 

1  Chro.6.60. 
1  Yjng.z.z6.Get  thee  to  Anathoth}amo  thine  own 
1  Chro. 7.%.  fons  ofBecherj^MftefcjAlameth 
£'^'.2.23.men  of  Anathoth  an  hundr.twenty  eight 

'Neb.  7.27. 
Neh.  10. 19.  fealed  Hariph,  Anatbotb}Nebzi 
11.32.  and  at  <4?wfiMffe,Nob,Ananiah  - 
lfa.  1  o . 30  Lift  up  thy  voice,  O  poor  Anathoth 
Jer.  1 . 1  Jer.fon  of  Hilkiah,of  the  priefts  in  Anath. 
1 1.2 1. faith  the  L.of  the  men  of  /fezf^.thatfeek 
23.  Ilebring  evill  upon  the  men  of  Anathoth 
29. 27. Why  haft  thou  not  reproved  Jer.of  Ana. 
3  2.7.buy  my  field  in  Anathoth  Ver.8 . 

9.  I  bought  the  field  of  Hanameel  in  Anath. 
9ncefto?0. 
Lev.  26.4  5  .rememb.the  covenant  of  their  anceftors 

Ancient. 
Vent.  33.1  f.for  the  chief  things  of  the  ancient  mo. 
Judg.  % .  2 1  .that  ancient  river,the  river  Kiflion 
z  Yin.ig.z  j.of  ancient  times  thatl  have  formed 

Ifa.i7.z6. 
1  Chron.^.zz.  and  thefe  are  ancient  things 
Exra  3 . 1 2.  who  were  ancient,  and  had  feene 
Job  1 2.i2.withthe<««e»£  is  wifdome,and  length 
Pfal.77.5.1  have  confidered  the  yeers  of ancient 
Pro.zz.zB  .remove  not  the  ancient  land-mark 
lfa.  3 . 2.Prophet,and  the  prudent,  and  the  ancient 
1  .child  behaves  himf.proudly  againft  the  an. 
9. 1 5. the  ancient  and  honourable  is  the  head 
19. 1 1 . 1  am  the  fon  of  ancient  Kings 
23  -7.whofe  antiquity  is  of  ancient  dayes 
44-7.lince  I  appointed  the  ancient  people 
45.21.  who  hath  declared  this  from  ana.  time 
46".io.declarefrom#za.  times  things  not  done 
47.6.upon  the  ancient  thou  haft  laid  the  yoke 
51.9.  awake  as  in  the  ancient  dayes,  in  the  gen. 
Jer.  $ .  1  y.it  is  an  ancient  nation,  whofe  language 

1 8 . 1  y .  to  ftumble  from  the  ancient  pathes 
£^.9.6.  then  they  began  at  the  ancient  men 

36.2.  the  ancient  high  places  are  ours  in  poffef. 
Dan.7.9.1  beheld,  and  the  Ancient  of  dayes  did  fit 
1 3 .  like  the  Son  of  man  came  to  the  Ancient 
22.until  the  Ancient  of  daies  came,&  judgm. 
%ntiznt8. 
1  $4»z.24.i3.asfaith  the  proverb  of  the  ancients 
Pfal.  1 19. 1 00 .1  underftand  more  then  the  ancients 
lfa.  3 . 1 4.L.W1II  enter  into  judgment  w  ith  the  am. 
24.23 .  L.ihall  reign  before  his  <z««.gloL'ioufly 
Jer.  1 9. 1  .take  of  the  ancients  of  the  peop.&  the  an. 
E^^^if.prieftSjand  counfell  from  the  ancients 
8 . 1 1  .flood  feventy  men  of  the  ancients  of  Ifrael 
1 2. haft  thou  feene  what  the  ancients  doc  in 
27>9.the  ancients  of  Gebal  were  in  thee 

<3nble=bone0 
Aft  .3.7.immediatly  his  an!{le-bone$  received  ftren 


3fnfele0. 
£^.47.3  .the  waters  were  to  the  ancles 
2Pncre.  See  $n&re, 
9nD?ett>. 
Matt.4. l8-  two  brethren,  Simon,  and  Andrew 

Mar.1.16.    &.Luli.6.i/±. 
io.z.thefe :  the  firft  Simon,&  Andrew  his  brot. 
Mar. 3.1%. 
Mar.  1. zQ.entixd  into  the  houfe  of  Simon  &  And. 
1 1  ■  i  •  P«. J  ames Johny4ndrew  asked  H:m  pri v. 
Jolm  1 .40.  one  of  the  two  was  Andrew,  Simon 
44.  Philip  was  of  the  city  of  Andrew 
6.8.  Andrew,  Simons  brother  faith,  A  lad 
12. 22. Philip  telleth  Andrew  :  Andrew  &  Phil. 
Acl.  1 .1 3  .where  abode  Peter  John,  James3i«?;  *^ 

9nt>iortfcu0. 

Rom.  16.7.  folate  Andromcus  and  Junia,kinfmcn 

2Bnem. 

1  Chron.6.7  3 .  out  of  Iflachar,  Anem  with  her  fub. 

Ulner. 

Gen.  14. 1 3  .Mamre  the  (\morite,the  broth.of  Aner 
24.^m-,Efchol,lct  them  take  their  portions 

1  d»\6.7o.outofihe  half  tribe  of  Manaflls,^/-  , 

Unetljotbtte. 

2  Sam.zi  27.Abiez.the  Aneth0th.D3.vids  worthy 
iCk27.i2.ninthCap.foi-9.monthwasAb.the^. 

JBngel. 
Gen.  24.7.  he  fhall  fend  his  Angel  before  thee 

40.  before  whom  I  walk  will  fend  his  Angel 

48.16.the  Angel  which  redeemed  mee  from 

Exo.  2  3 .20.I  fend  an  Angel  before  thee.  Ch.  3  2. 2. 

z  3. for  mine  ^«gf/lhallgoe  before  thee,  and 

Chap.  32.34. 

Num.zo.16.knt  an  Ang,8c  brought  us  out  of  E^. 

Judg  x  3 .  19.  the  Angel  did  wondroufly,St  Manoah 

2  S*«2.24.i6./4«2;c/ftretchtout  his  hand  upon  Je. 

L.faid  to  the  An.thit  deftroyed  the.peo. 

1  Chron.  ix.  15. 

i7.David  fpake  when  hce  faw  the  Angel 

1  Yjn.  1 3 . 1 8  .an  Angel  fpake  to  me  by  the  word  of 

19.5 -flept  under  a  Juniper  tiec,an  ^.touch  d 

1  Chro. 21.15  God  fent  an  Angel  to  Jtr.to  dcftioy 

20. Oman  faw  the  Angel,  and  his  four  fons 
27.  L.  commanded  the  Angel^ndh:  putup 

2  Cfo-,3  2. 2 1.  Lord  fent  an  Angel  which  cut  oft  all 
£«/?/;  5. 6.neither  fay  thou  before  the  Angel 
lfa.63.9-  Angel  of  his  prefence  faved  them 
Dan.$.zS.who  hath  fent  his  Awcl,3.nd  delivered 

6.2z.my  God  hath  fent  his  Angelznd  fhut 
Hof.  1  2.4.  hee  had  power  over  the  Angel 
Zech.  1 .9.  the  Angel  chat  talked  with  me  fiidjle 

Chap.  4.15. 
1 3  .anf.the  An.  that  talked  wirh  good  words 
1 4X0  the  Ang.  that  communed  with  me,fa*d 
19.  I  faid  to  the  ^wge/thu  talked  with  mee 
Chap. 4. 4. 
2.3./4»££/that  talked  went  out,and  znoth.Ang. . 
3.3.  filthy  g.u'ments,and  ftood  before  the  Angel 
5. 5. the  Angel  that  talked  with  me  went  forth 
10.  then  faid  I  to  the  Angelthzt  talked  w-'th 
Chap.  6.4. 
6.s\  Angel  anfwerecT,thefe  are  the  four  fpirits 
Matth.zS.f  Angel anfwered  the  woman, Fear  not 
U'\e  1.13.  Angelhid,  Fcarc  no:  Zachinah 

1 8.Zachariah  faid  to  the  Ang,  Whereby  (hall 
19.  Angel  anfvvering,  faid, I  am  Gabriel 
26.  in  the  6.moneth  the  Angel  Gab-was  fent 
28  Angelczmz in,and  faid,Haile,ihou  that 
30.^«ge/faid  unto  her,  Feare  not  Mary 
3  4. then  faid  Mary  to  the  An?el,Ho\v  fhall 
3  5./4/zFe/anfwe.The  holy  Ghoft  (hall come 
3  8.  and  the  Angel  departed  from  her 
2.10.^^/faid  to  the  fhepheards,  Fearenot 
1 3 .  fuddenly  there  was  with  the  Angela,  mul. 
2 1 .  fo  named  of  the  Angel  before  conceived 
2Z.43.  appeared  an  Angel  ftrengthening  him 
John  5.4  an  Angel  went  downe  at  a  certain  feafon 

1  z.  2  9.  others  faid,  An  Angel  fpake  to  him 
Aff-6.i  5.  as  it  had  been  the  face  of  an  Angel 
7 . 3  j  .the  hands  of  the  An.  which  ap.in  the  bufh 
38.  in  the  wild. with  the  Angel  which  fpake 
io.7.when  the  /fcze.which  fpaketo  Corn. was 
2  2.  warned  of  God  by  an  holy  Angel  to  fend 
1 1 . 1 3 .  how  he  had  feen  an  Angel  in  his   . 
1 2.8./#2.faid,Gird  thy  felf,bind  on  thy  fandals 
I  9. that  it  was  true  which  was  done  by  the  An. 

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io.  forthwith  the  Angel  departed  from  him 
1 1 .1  know  the  Lord  hath  fent  his  Angel 
i  5.  then  faid  they,  It  is  his  Angel 
23 .8.Sadduces  fay,ISfeither  Angel  nor  fpirit 
9. if  a  fpirit  or  Angel  hith  fpoken  to  him 
2  Cor.  1 1 .  14. transformed  into  an  Angelof light 
Gal.  1.8.  though  an  Angel  from  heaven  preach 
.  1 .  fignified  it  by  his  Angel  to  his  fervants 
Chap.  2 1.6. 
fEphefus 
I  Smyrna 
i  Pergamus 
to  the  Angel  of  the  Ch.on  Thyatira 
I  Sardis 
j  Philadel. 
(.Laodicea 
5.2.and  I  faw  a  ftrong  Angel  proclaiming 
7.2.1  faw  another  Angel  afcend  from  the  Eaft 
8.  j.  another  Angel  flood  at  the  Altar 

4  .before  God,  out  of  the  Angels  hand 
5. the  Angtl  took  the  center,  and  filled 
7.firft  Angel  founded, and  haile  followed 

8  .fecond  ^^-iounded,and  a  moun. burning 
10. third  /fe£.founded,and  a  great  ftarre  fell 
1 2.fourth  ^s.foun.and  the  third  part  of  Sun 
1  j.  I  heard  an  Angel  flying  through 
9.  i.the  fifth  ^«g.founded,  &  I  faw  a  ftarre  fall 

1 1.  the  Angel  of  the  bottomleffe  pit 

1 3. fixth /tag?/ founded,  &  I  heard  a  voice 
1 4. faying  to  the  fixth  Angel,  Loofe  the  fourc 
10.  i.I  faw  another  mighty  Angel  come  down 
Chap.18.1.  &20.1. 
5 .  Angel  which  I  faw  ftand  upon  the  fea 
7. in  the  dayesof  the  voice  of  the  7.  Angel 

8.  take  the  book  in  the  hand  of  the  Angel 
9. 1  went  to  the  Angel,  and  faid,  Give  mee 
10. 1  tooke  the  book  out  of  the  Angels  hand 

1 1 . 1 .  Angel  flood  faying,  Rife  and  mcafure 

1  5.  the  7. Angel found,  and  there  were  voices 
14. 6.1  faw  anocher  AngMyin  the  midft  of  hea. 

8. followed  another  /tage/,faying,Bab.is  fal. 
9. the  third  Angel  followed,  fayingjf  any 
1 5.  another  Angel  came  out  of  the  Temple 
Veri.  17. 

18.  another  Angelc&meout  from  the  Altar 

19.  and  the  Angel  thruft  in  his  fickle 

1 6.  j  .fecond  /fe£f/ powred  out  his  viall  on  fea 
4. the  third  Angel  powred  his  viall  on  rivers 

5  .1  heard  the  Angel  of  the  waters  fay,Thou 
8.fo«rth  Angel  powred  out  his  viall  on  fun 
iO.fift  <4«.powred  his  vi.on  feat  of  the  Beafl: 

1 2.  the  fixt  Angel  on  the  great  river  Euphr. 
1 7. the  feventh  Angel  his  viall  into  the  aire 

1 7. 7. the  /?sgfaid,Wherefore  didft  thoumarv. 
1 8 . 2 1 .  a  mighty  Angel  took  up  a  ftone 
19.17. 1  faw  an/foge/ ftindingin  the  fun 
2i.i7.totliemeafureofaman,thatis,the^K. 
22. 8. to  worfhip  before  the  feet  of  the  Angel 
16.I  Jefus  have  fent  my  Angel  to  teftifie 
SUnge!  of  God :  See  it  in  <fl?0Q. 
2£ngel  oft  be  Lord. 
Gch.  1 6. y.  Angel  of  the  Lord  found  Hagar 

9.  Angel  of  the  Lord  faid,Reuun  to  thy  Mift. 
\o.Angel  of  the  Lord  faid,  lie  mult. thy  feed 

1 1 .  Angel  of  the  Lord  faid,Behold  thou  art 
22.1 1.  Angelof  the  Lord  faid,  Abraham,Abr. 

15.ztag.of  the  L.called  out  ofheav.fec.time 
Exod.z.z.  Angel  of 'the  Lord  appeared  in  a  flame 

AS. j. 30. 
Num. 22.22.  Angelof the  Lord  ftood  in  the  way 

23 .  affe  law  the  Angel  of  the  Lord  ftanding 

Chap.25.27. 

24.  Angel  of  the  Lord  flood  in  a  path 

z6.  Angel  of  the  Lord  went  further,  &  flood 
3  1.  he  faw  the  Angel  of  the  Lord  ftanding 
3 1.  Angel  of  the  L.  faid, Wherefore  haft  thou 

34.  Bal.faid  to  the  Angel  of  the  L.I  have  fin. 

35.  A.of  the  L.faid  to  Bal.Go  witrrthe  men 
Judg.  2.1.  Ang.  of  the  L  .came  from  Gilg.to  Boch. 

4.when  the  Angel  of  the  L.fpake  thefe  wor. 
5.23  .curfe  ye  Meroz  faid  the  Ang.  of  the  Lord 
6.11.  Angel  of  the  Lord  fate  under  an  oke 

1 2.  Angel  of  the  Lord  appeared  to  Gideon 
z  i.Angel  of  the  L  put  forth  the  endofftafte 

2  2.  Gideon  perceived  he  was  an  Angel  of  the 

alas,becaufe  I  have  feen  an  Angel  of 


13.3.  Angel  of  the  Lord  appeared  to  the  worn. 
1 3.the  An.of  the  L.  faid  to Manoah.  V.  16. 

1 5 .  Manoah  faid  to  the  Angel  of  the    V.  1 7 . 
16.  Manoah  knew  not  that  hee  was  an  Ang.of 

xB.Angel  of  the  Lord  faid,  Whyaskeft 

■lo. Angel  of  the  Lord  afcended  in  theflame 

2 1 .  but  the  Angel  of  the  L.  did  no  more  app. 

then  Manoah  knew  that  he  was  an  An. 

2  Sam.z^.i6.Angel  of  the  L.  was  by  the  threfhing 

1  Chron.  2 1. 1 5. 

1  Ki.  19.7. Ang.of  the  L.came  ag.  the  fecond  time 

2  Kin.  1.3  .Ang.of  the  L.  faid  to  Elijah,  Goe  meet 

1  $. Ang.of  the  L.  faid,  Goe  down  with  him 
1935.  Ang.of  the  Lord  went  out  and  fmote  in 

lfa.27.26. 
1  Chr.z  1 . 1 2.^.of  the  L.deftroying  throughout  all 
16.Ang.of  the  L.ftand  between  earth  and 
iB. Angel  of  the  Lord  commanded  Gad 
3  o.becaufe  of  the  fword  of  the  Angel  of  the 
Vfd.  34.7.  Ang.  of  the  L.  encampeth  round  about 
3  5 . 5  .let  the  Angel  of  the  Lord  chafe  them 
6. let  the  Angel  of  the  Lord  perfecute  them 
Zech.  1 . 1 1  .anf.the  Ang.of  the  L.  that  ftood  among 
1 z.An.of  the  L.anf.How  long  wilt  thou  not 
3.1.  Jofh.  ftanding  before  the  Angel  of  the  L. 
5 .  and  the  Angel  of  the  Lord  ftood  by 
6. Angel  of  the  Lord  protefted  unto  Jofhua 

1  2.8.  the  houfe  of  Dav.as  the  Angelof  the  L. 
Mat.i.zo.AngeloftheLord  appeared  in  a  dreame 

Chap.  2.13, 19. 
24.Jofeph  did  as  the  Angelof  the  L.had  bid. 
28. 2.  Angel  of  the  Lord  defcended  from  heaven 
Lu\.\.t  1. there  app.to  Zach.an  Aftgd  of  the  Lord 
a^.and  loe  the  Ang.of  the  L.  came  Upon  them 
Acl.  5 . 1 9.  Angel  of. the  Lord  by  night  opened 
8. 26.  Angel  of  the  Lord  fpake  to  Philip 
1 2.7.  Angel  of  the  Lord  came  upon  Peter 

2  3 1  -Angelof  the  Lord  fmote  Herod 

3-ngelg. 
Gen.  1 9. 1  .there  came  two  Angels  to  Sodom 

I  5  .when  morn.arofe,the  Angels  haftned  Lot 
Pfal.%.  5. a  little  lower  then  the  Ang.     Beb.  2.7,9. 

6817  .chariots  of  God  are  thoufands  of  Angels 

7 8. 2  5.  man  did  eat  Angels  food 

49.  by  fending  evill  Angels  among  them 
Mat. 4. 1 1  .Angels  came  and  miniftred  Mar.  1.13. 

1 3 . 3  9.  the  reapers  are  the  Angels 

49.  the  Angels  fhall  come  forth,  and  fever 
1 8 .  io.their  Angels  al  wayes  behold  the  face 
24.3  6.  no  man,  no  not  the  Angels  in  heaven 

Mar.  13.32. 
25.  3  1.  and  all  the  holy  Angels  with  him 

2  6.53.  more  then  12.  legions  of  Angels 
M^<8.3  8.  glory  of  his  father  with  the  holy  Ang. 

Ln\.  9.  26. 
12.25  -but  are  as  the  Angels  which  are  in  heav. 
Lull,  z- 1 5 .  as  the  Angels  were  gone  away  from 
16.22.  was  carryed  away  by  the  Angels  into 
20.36.butarecquallunto  the  Angels 
24. 23. had  feen  avifionof^ge/^whichfaid 
Joh.zo.  1  2. and  feeth  two  Angels  in  white,  fitting 
Acl.  7 . 5  3  .by  the  difpofition  of  Angels,  and  have 
Rom.S . 3 8 .nor  life/ior  Angels,not  principalities 
1  C«/-.4.9.fpe&acle  to  the  world,to  Angels,to  men 
6. 3  .know  ye  not  that  we  fhall  judge  Angels 
1 1 .  icon  her  head,becaufe  of  the  Angels 

13.1.  fpeak  with  the  tongues  of  men  &  Angels 
Gal.  2.  19.it  was  ordained  by  Angels,  in  the  hand 
Col.  z.  1 8.  and  worfhipping  of  Angels,  intruding 

z  Thef.i.j.  from  heaven  with  his  mighty  Angels 
1  Tim.  3.16.  feen  of  Angels,  preached  to  the  Gent. 

5 . 2 1 .1  charge  thee  before  the  eled:  Angels 
Heb.  1.4.  made  fo  much  better  then  the  Angels 
5  .to  which  of  the  Angels  faid  he       Ver.  1 3 . 
7  .of  the  Angels  he  faith, Who  maketh 
2.2.if  the  word  fpokenby  Angels  was  ftedfaft 
5  .to  the  Angels  hath  he  not  put  in  fubjection 

1 6.  not  on  him  the  nature  of  Angels ,  but 

1 2.2  2. to  an  innumerable  company  of  Angels 

13.2.  have  entertained  Angels  unawares 

1  Pet.  1. 1 2.  the  Angels  defire  to  look  into 

3.  22.  Angels  and  powers  made  fubjeel:  to  him 

2  Pef.2.4.  if  God  fpared  not  the  Angels  that  finn. 

I I  .whereas  Ang.yrhkh  are  greater  for  power 
Jiide  6.  Angels  which  kept  not  their  firft  eftate 
Rev.  1.20.  Teven  ftars>  Angels  of  the  7.  Churches 


5 . 1 1 .  voice  of  many  Angels  about  the  throne 
7.1. 1  faw  foure  Angels  ftanding  on  the 
2.  hee  cryed  to  the  foure  Angels,to  whom 
ii.  all  the  Angels  ftood  about  the  throne 
8.2.  I  faw  the  feven  Angels  w  hich  flood  before 
6.the  feven  Angels  prepared  to  found 
1 3 .  trumpet  of  the  three  Angels  yet  to  found 
9.14.  loofe  the  foure  Angels  which  are  bound 

1 5  .Angels  were  loofed  which  were  prepared 
i4.io.torment.  in  theprefence  of  the  holy /ta, 
1 5. 1.  feven  Ang.  having  the  feven  laft  plagues  ' 
6.the  feven  Angels  came  out  of  the  Temple 
7.ohe  of  the  4.beafts  gave  tothe  (even  Ang. 
S.till  the  plagues  of  the  7. Angels  were  fulfil. 
1 6. 1  .faying  to  the  feven  Angels, Go  your  waies 
i7.i.one  of  the  7.  ^g.which  had  the  7.  vials 
Chap.  2 1 .9. 
2 1 . 1 2.twelve  gates,  and  at  the  gates  1 2. Angels 
Angels  of  God. 
Gen.zK.  1 2.  Angels  of  God  afcend  and  defcend 
3  2. 1  .on  his  way,  the  Angels  of  God  met  him 
Mat.  22.  30.  are  as  the  Angels  of  God  in  heaven 
Luke  1 2.8.  confeffe  before  the  Angels  of  God 
9.  fhall  bee  denyed  before  the  Angels  of  God 
1  J.io.joy  in  the  prefence  of  tire  Angels  of  God 
Job.  1. 5 1. fhall  fee  heaven  open  &  the^tfg.ofGod 
Heb.  1 .6.  let  all  the  Angels  of  God  worfhip  him 

His  Angels. 
fob  4. 1 8.  his  Angels  he  charged  with  folly 
Pfal.9  1 . 1 1 .  fhall  give  his  Angels  charge  over  thee 
Mat.4.6.    L/^.4.10. 
1  o  3 .  20.  yee  his  Angels  that  excell  in  ftrength 
104.  4.  who  maketh  his  Angels  Spirits 
148.2.  praife  yee  him  all  his  Angels :  praife 
Mat.  1 3.4i.fon  of  man  fhall  fend  forth  his  Angels 
16.27.  glory  of  his  Father  with  his  Angels 
24.3  1. he  fhall  fend  his  Ang.  with  a  great  found 
Mcti\.  13.27. 
2 5.4 1. prepared  forthedivell  and  his  Angels 
Heb.  1 .7.  who  maketh  his  Angels  Spirits,and  his 
Rev. 3. 5.before  my  Father,  and  before  his  Angels 

1 2.7.  Michael  and  his  Angels  fought  with  the 

Dragon  and  his  Angels 
a.  his  Angels  were  caft  out  with  him 
25  tiger. 
Rom.  10. 19-by  a  foolifh  nation  He  anger  you 

"Stoger. 

Gen.  27.4  51.  till  thy  brothers  anger  turne  away 

44.18.  let  not  thine  anger  burneagainft 

49.6.  in  their  anger  they  flew  a  man,  and  in 

7.curfed  be  their  anger,  for  it  was  fierce 

Exod. 3  2.  i9.the  dancing,Mofes  anger  waxed  hote 

2  2. let  not  the  anger  of  my  Lord  wax  hot 
Dent. 9. 19. 1  was  affraid  of  theanger  and  hot 

13.17.  turne  from  the  fierceneffe  of  his  anger 
29.24.  what  meaneth  the  heat  of  this  anger 
fof.7.z6.  fo  the  L.turnd  from  the  fieiceof  his  an. 
Jud. 6. 3  9. let  not  thine  angerbehotagainftme 
8.  3.  then  their  anger  was  abated  towards  him 
E/lh.  1 . 1 2.  Ahafuerus  his  anger  burned  in  him 
Job  9. 1 3 .  if  God  will  not  withdraw  his  anger 
7 fal.  21.9.  even  in  the  time  of  thine  anger 
3o.«.his  fl»g£i'- endureth  but  a  moment 

37.8.  ceafefrom  anger,  forfake  wrath 
38.3.  foundn.in  their  flefh  becaufe  of  thine  ang. 
69.24.  let  thy  wrathfull  anger  take  hold 

74. 1  .why  doth  thine  anger  frnoake  againft 
78.21.  and  anger  came  up  againft  Ifrael 

3  8.  many  a  time  turned  he  his  anger  away 
49,caft  upon  them  the  fierceneffe  of  his  ang. 
50. made  a  way  for  his  anger  ■  he  fpared  not 

85.3  .haft  turned  from  the  fierce. of  thine  anger 
4.  eaufe  thine  anger  towards  us  to  ceafe 
5  .wilt  thou  draw  out  thine  anger  to  all  gen. 
90.7. we  are  confirmed  by  thine  anger 

1 1.  who  knoweth  the  power  of  thine  anger 
i0  3.9.willhekeep«zge/'forever?      Jer.2.%. 
Pro.  1 5 . 1  .grievous  words  ftirre  up  anger, 

19. 1  i.difcretion  of  a  man  defecreth  his  anger 
2 1 . 1 4.  a  gift  in  fecret  pacifieth  anger 
4-2:8.  the  rod  of  hisanger  fhall  faile 
27*4.  anger  is  outragious,  bat  who  is  able 
Ecelef.7.9. m(T  refteth  in  the  bofome  of  fooles 
Ifa  5.25.  for  "all  this  his  angtr  is  not  turned  away 

C/l3p-9.I2,I7,2I.  &  10.4. 

7. 4.  feare  not  for  the  anger  of  Rexin 

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AN  G      A  N  G 


AN  G      ANN 


10.5.O  Affyrian,the  rod  of  mine  Mm 
a^.ceafcand  minever  in  their  deitruftion 

12.1.  thine angei'is  turned  away.andthou 

1 3  .g.day  of  the  L.cometh,cruel  with  herce  an.- 
13. in  the  day  of  his  aace  anger.  Lara.  1.1  z. 

3  o  27.na.Tie  of  the  L.comes  burning  with  ang. 
jo.Lord  (hill  fhew  the  inJigna.of  his  anger 

42.2  5-theref.powred  on  him  the  fury  of  his  an. 
48.9.name  fake  I  will  deferre  mine  anger 
66.1  J.to  render  his  anger  with  furie 

Jcr.2.3  5'furely  his  anger  \ha\\  turne  from  me 
2.1  z.I  will  not  caufe  mine  anger  to  fall 

Ile'not  keep  mine  anger  for  ever 
4.26.  Cities  broken  downe  by  his  anger 
7.20.  mine  anger  (hall  be  powred  on  this  place 
18.25  .deal  with  them  in  the  time  of  thine  tmg. 
25.38  .land  defolate  becaufe  of  his  fierce  anger 
32.31  .Citie  hath  bin  as  a  provoc.of  mine  anger 
3  6.7  great  is  the  anger  the  L.hath  pronounced 
42. 18. as  mine  «?2g.hath  bin  powred  out  on  Jer. 
44.6.  wherefore  mine  anger  waspowred  forth 

49. 3  7.1k  bring  upon  them  my  fierce  anger 
Lam.z.i.  his  footftoolein  the  day  of  his  anger 

6.hath  defpifed  in  the  indignation  of  his  an. 
2 1  .haft  flain  them  in  the  day  of  thine  anger 
2  2.in  the  day  of  the  L.  anger  none  efcaped 
3 .43  .thou  haft  covered  with  anger, Sc  perfec.us 
4.n.hee  hath  powred  out  his  fierce  anger  ^ 
Eqfcf.t  3  •  thus  fliall  mine  anger  be  accomplished 
7.3. 1  will  fend  mine  anger  upon  thee 
8.  and  accomplish  mine  anger  upon  thee 
Chapt.20.8. 
20. 2 1  .to  accomp.mine  <mg.ag.them  in  the  wil. 
2  5.  i4.fliall  doe  in  Edorn  accord.to  mine  anger 
35.11  .He  doe  accord,  to  thine  anger, thy  envie 
Daa.9.16.  let  thine  anger  be  turned  away 
Hof.i  1. ^.Ile  execute  the  fiercenefle  of  mine  anger 
i4.4.for  mine  anger  is  turned  away  from  him 
Amos  t .  1 1 .  his  anger  did  teare  perpetually 
Jonah  3 .9.  if  God  will  turne  from  his  fierce  anger 
Micab  7 . 1 8 .  he  retaineth  not  his  anger  for  ever 
Nahii  1 .6.  who  can  abide  in  the  fiercen.of  his  an. 
Hab.3  .8.  was  thine  anger  againft  the  rivers 
Zepb.%  .8  .aflembkto  po'wre  all  my  fierce  anger 
Mark-^.^-he  looked  on  them  with  anger 
Epbef.4.}  1. let  all  anger  bee  put  away 
Co/.3.8.now  put  offall  thefe,anger,  wrath 
3nger  of  the  Lord,    See  3Lo?D. 
In  %xiq,ox. 
Exod.  1 1 . 8  .went  out  from  Pharaoh  in  anger 
Deut.zg.  23.  which  the  Lord  overthrew  in  anger 
28  .the  Lord  rooted  them  out  in  anger 

1  &W2.2A34.  Jonathan  rofe  from  table  in  anger 

2  Chro.z 5. 10.  they  returned  home  manger 
Job  9. 5  which  overturneth  them  in  his  anger 

i8.4.hee  teareth  himfelfe  in  hisangtr 
2 1 . 1 7  .God  diftributeth  forrowes  in  his  anger 
35.15  .hee  hath  vifited  in  his  anger 
Pfalm.6.1.  rebuke  mee  not  in  thine  anger ^  neither 

^.10.24. 
7.6.  arife,  O  Lord,in  thine  anger,\ift  up  thy 
27.9.  put  not  thy  fervant  away  in  anger 
5  6.7.  in  thine  anger  caft  downe  the  people 
77.9.  hath  he  in  anger  fhut  up  his  tender 
Ifa.  1 3 . 3 .1  have  called  my  mighty  ones  in  mine  an. 
14.6.  hee  hath  ruled  the  nations  in  anger 
63 ,3 . 1  will  tread  them  in  mine  anger,  and 

Verfe  6. 
Jer.%\.%.\  my  felfe  will  fight  againft  you  in  ang. 
3  i.?7-whitherl  have  driven  them  in  anger 
3  3. 5. whom  I  have  flainein  mine  aw 
Lam. 2. 1. covered  Zion  with  a  cloud  inliis  anger 
3.  cut  off  in  «»£«•  the  home  of  Ifrael 
3 .66.  perfecute  and  deftroy  them  in  anger  from 
E\ek-  5  •  1 5  -when  I  (hall  exec.judgm.in  thee  in  an. 
1 3 . 1 3 .  an  overflowing  ftream  in  mine  anger 
22. 20.(0  will  I  gather  you  in  mint  anger  , 
43.8.wheref.I  haveconf.themin  mmeamer 
Tlan  1 1 .  20.deftroyed  neither  in  anger  nor  battell 
Hef.  1 .3 . 1 1 . 1  gave  thee  a  king  in  mine  anger 
Micab.  5.15  .Ik  execute  vengeance  in  amer 
Hab.^.it .thou  didft  threfh  the  heathen  fn amer 

«nger  with  ktndkd. 
Gra.30.2.  Jacobs  anger  kindled  againft  Rachel 
Exod.4. 14-  anger  of  the  L.  was  kindled  ag  Mofes 
N«».ix.i.  the L. heard it,8c  his  fl^.was  kindled 


1  o  .anger  of  the  Lord  w  as  kindled  greatly 
1 2.9.  anger  of  the  Lord  kindled,  and  he  depar. 
zz.zz.anger  of  the  Lord  kindled,  bee.  he  went 

2 7. Balaams  anger  kindled,  and  he  fmote 
24.io.Balaks<2/2ge?-  kindled  againft  Balaam 
z  l)-'i-angcr  of  the  Lord  kindled  againft  Ifrael 
Chap.32.13.  Jof.7.1.  zSam.zq.i. 
zI<j,ng.i}.-$. 
3  2. 10.  the  L.  anger  was  kindled  the  fame  time 
Deut.6. 1  5.  left  the  anger  of  the  Lord  be  kindled 
7.4.  fo  the  anger  of  the  Lord  will  be  kindled 
z9.27.ang.of  the  L.was  kindled  ag.this  land 
3 1 . 1 7<then  mine  ang.fhill  be  kindl.in  that  day 
/#.2  3.i6. 
32.22. forafireis  kindledin  mineanger   . 

Jer.  1 5.14. 

Jrtdg.9.30.  Zebul  hisangcr  kindled  againft  Gaal 

14.19.  Sampfons  <«£.kindkd,and  hee  went  up 

1  Sam.  1 1. 6. Saul  heard.,his  ang.  was  kiridl.greatly 

1 7. 28. Eliahs  anger  was  kindled  againft  David 
20.3  o.Sauls  anger  kindled  againft  Jonathan 

2  Sam.6.7.  anger  of  the  L.  kindled  againft  Uzzah 

iChr.  13.10. 

12.5  .Davids  anger  kindled  greatly  ag.  the  man 

2  Kj.zi . 26".wherewith  his<«ig.waskindl.ag.  Jud. 

2  Chr.z^.  10.  their  ang.  was  kindled  againft  Judah 

1  ganger  of  the  Lord  kindled  ag.  Amaziah 
Ifa.  j.zf. anger  ofthe  L.kindkd  againft  his  people 
Jer.  1 7-4.ye  have  kindl.a  fire  in  mine  anger  which 
tiof.%.<$. mine  anger  is  kindled  againft  them 
Zee- 1  o. 3  .mine  anger  is  kindl.againft  the  (hephear. 

Provoke  to  JBttgcr,  or  provoked. 

D^tf.4.25.  to  provoke  him  to  anger.  Chap.9.18. 

&  3 1.29.  2  King.  17.17.  &  21.6. 

&  23.19.  zCbr.^.6. 

32.16.  with  abom.provoked  they  him  to  anger 

2i.provokedmetod#g.with.  1  Tsjng.i6.z6. 

Ik  provoke  them  to  anger 

Jud. 2. 1 2.bowed  to  them,&  provok.the  L.to  ang. 

1  King.  14.9. made  molten  imag.to  provok.to  ang. 

Chap.  1 5. 30. 

i6\2.to  provoke  mee  to  anger.    2  King.  17. 1 1. 

Jer.11.17.  &  3  2. 29,3 2.  E^|.  16.26. 

3  3 .  Ahab  did  more  to  provoke  to  anger 

2i,22.wherewith  thou  haft  provok.  me  toang. 

zz.^.Aha%.piov6k.toanger  the  L.God  of  Ifr. 

2  King.  2 1 . 1 5. and  have  provoked  me  to  anger 

22.17  ^hat  they  might  provoke  me  to  anger 

zCbro.34  25.  /<?>•. 2 5.7. 
2  tiro.  2  8. 2  5. provoked  to  ang.the  L.  G.  of  his  fa. 
Neb.4..  5  .have  prov.thee  to  ang.  before  the  builders 
Pfal.78.%  8.provok.him  to  ang.  with  their  high  pi. 
1 06. 29. thus  they  provok.  him  to^.with  their 
ifa.  1  ^.provoked  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael  to  anger 
Jer. 7 .18. that  they  may  provoke  me  to  anger 
19.  doe  they  provoke  mee  to  anger 
8.1 9.W  hy  have  they  provoked  me  to  anger 
2  5 .6. and  provoke  me  not  to  anger  with 
32.30.  have  only  provoked  me  to  anger 
44. 3  .they  have  committed  to  prov.me  to  anger 
E^.8 . 1 7.have  returned  to  provoke  me  to  anger 
Hof.  12.14.  Ephr.provoked  him  to  anger  bitterly 
Col.  3 . 2 1  .fathers  provoke  not  your  childr.to  anger 

Vrovo\etb  and  provoking  to  Unger. 

1 -KJ-.  1 4. 1 5  .made  groves,  provoking  the  L.to  ang. 

16.7.  Baafha  did  evill  in  provoking  him  to  an. 

Verfe  1 3 . 

Pro.20.2.whofo  provokethhim  tofl«?.finnethag. 

lfa.6^.  3  .a  people  that  provoketh  me  to  ang.contl. 

Slow  to  HJnger. 
Neb,g.i7.a  God  ready  to  pardon,flow  toctnger 
Pfal.  1  o  3 .8 .  flow  to  anger, plenteous  in  mercie 

145.8. 
Pro.t  5.i8.he  that  is  flow  toflKWappeafeth  ftrife 
1 6. 3  2. he  that  ijs  flow  to  anger  is  better  then  the 
Joel  2.13.  flow  to  anger, and  of  great  kifidnefle 

Jonah  4.2. 
Nabum  1.3.  Lord  is  flow  to  anger  jgveat  in  power 

Stogie. 
Ifa.  1 9. 8  .all  they  that  caft  angle  (hall  lament 
Hob.  1 . 1 5 .  they  take  up  all  of  them  w  ith  angle 

StogreD. 
Pfal.  106.3 l-  they  <wgi\  him  at  the  waters  of  ftrife 

Stogrp. 
Gen.  1 8 . 3  o .  let  not  the  Lord  be  angry,  &  I  le  fpeak 

Verfe  3  2 
E  2 


45.5  .bee  not  angry  with  your  felves  that  yee 
Lra.io.i6.Mofes  wasangry  with  Eleazar  &  Itha. 
Deut.  1 . 3  7.Lord  was  angry  with  me  for  your  fakes 

Chap.  4. 2 1, 

9.8.  the  Lord  wasangry  with  you  to  have 
20. the  Lord  was  very  angry  with  Aaron 

Jitdg.  18.25.  left  angry  fellowes  run  upon  them 
2  toz.19.42.wheref.bee  yeeangry  for  this  matter 

1  King.  8 .  46.  and  thou  bee  angry  with  them 

zCbron.  6.  $6. 
1 1.9.  Lord  was  angry  with  Solomon 
zKjn.17.18.  theref.  the  L.was  very angr-with  Ifr. 
Eya  9.  i4.wouldft  thou  notheang/y  with  us 
Neb.  5 .6. 1  was  very  angry  when  I  heard  their  cry 
Pfal.  z.  1 2.  kiffe  the  Son  left  hee  be  angry 

7.1  i.God  isaugry  with  the  wicked  every  day 
76.7-  who  may  ftand  when  thou  art  angry 
79.5«how  long  wilt  thou  be  angry  ?  for  ever  ? 

P/^.85.5. 
80.4.  how  long  wilt  thou  be  angry  againft  the 
Pro.  14.  i7.he  that  is  foon -angry  dealeth  fooliihly 
2 1.  i9.dwel  in  the  wild.then  with  an  <z,7.wom. 
22.24.  make  no  friendihip  with  an  angry  man 
2  5 . 2  3 .  an  angry  counten.  a  backbiting  tongue 
29. 22.an  angry  man  ftirreth  up  ftrife 
Reel.  5.6.  wheref.  (hould  God  be  ang,y  at  thy  voice 

7.9.  bee  not  hafty  in  fpirit  to  bee  an?/y 
Cam.i.  6.  my  mothers  children  were  anrry 
Ifa.  1 2. 1 .  though  thou  waft  angry  with  mee 
E\e\.  1 6.42.  Ik  be quiet.and  Ik  be  no  more  angry 
Dan.z.  1 2.  for  this  caufe  the  King  was  angry 
Jona.^.  1  .difpleafed  Jonah,  and  he  was  very  anon 

4.doft  thou  well  to  be  «£!)»?  Ver.o. 

9. 1  doe  well  tobe<?»gjj,even  unto  death 
Matth.  5.22.  whofo  is  angry  with  his  brother 
Luke  1 4. 2 1 .  Mafter  of  the  houfe  being  angry 
1 5. 18. he  was  angry,and  would  not  goe  in 
John  7 . 2  3 .  are  yee  angry  at  mee  becaufe  I 
Ephcf.^.26.  bee  angry  and  (in  not 
Tit.  1 .7.  a  Bifliop  muft  not  bee  foone  angry 
Rev.  1 1 . 1 8  .&  the  nations  were  angry ,8c  thy  writh 

UlngtKflj. 
Gcn.^z.z  1 .  in  that  wee  faw  the  anguijh  of  his  fouk 
Exod.6.9.  not  unto  Mofes  for  angwfij  of  fpirit 
Dcut.z.2  5.trembk,&  be  in  angmjh  becaufe  of  thee 

2  Sam.  1.9.  flay  mee,for  angmjh  is  come  upon  mee 
Job  7.11.1k  fpeake  in  t  he  anguish  of  my  fpirit 

1 5 .24.  trouble  and  anguijh  (hall  make  him  affraid 
Pfal.  1 1 9. 1 4  3 .  trouble  &  anguifb  have  taken  hold 
Pro.  1 .  27-when  diftreffe  and  anguifb  come  upon 
Ifa.S.zz.  look  to  the  earth,behold  dimnefs  of  ang- 

30.1?.  into  the  land  of  trouble  and  anguifb 
Jer.^-i  1  -the  anguifb  as  of  her  that  bringeth  forth 

6.  z^-angiiifb  hath  taken  hold  of  us,and  paine 
Chap.  49.24. 

50.43.  anguijh  took  hold  of  him,  and  pangs 
Job.  1 6. 2 1 .  remembreth no  more  her  amuifh,(ov 
Rom.2.9.  tribulation  and  angmff)  upon  every  fouk 
2  Cor.z.%.  out  of  anguijh  of  heart  I  wrote 

atnfam. 
1  Chron.7. 19.  fonsofShemida  wevc  A>iiam 

2}nfm. 
Jojh.  1 5 .  50.  in  the  mountains  Judah  had  Anim 

Ulnbre.  tynkves. 

Act. 27. 29.  caft  fouxeankj-cs  out  ofthe  fterne 
3  o.under  colour  as  though  they  caft  ankfis 
4o.whcnthey  had  taken  up ank-ih-y  coram i, 

Heb.6.19.  which  hope  we  have  as  an  ankj-e 

aftirta. 

Luke  2.36.  Amia,%  Prophetefle,daughter  of  Phan. 

Snnas. 

Luk-i-z.  Annas  and  Caiphas  being  high  priefts 
John  1 8. 1 3.  Annas,  father-in-law  to  Caiphas 

24.  Annas  had  fent  him  bound  to.Caiphis 
Alls  4. 6.  Annas  and  Caiphas  gathered  together 

2Snrt;0. 
Matth.  2  3 . 2  3  .ye  tithe  mint,annis}  and  cummine 

3fnomt. 

£xai.28.4i.thouflialt4»a«ithem,andconfecrate 
Chap.jo.3l6.  &40.15. 
29.7 .  take  the  anointing  oyle  and  anoint  him 

Chap.40.13. 

36.  thoumaXt  anoint  the  Altar,tofanciifie  it 

Chap.  40. 10. 

3  o.  26.thou  (halt  anoint  the  Tabernacle  of  the 

Chap.  40.  9. 

4C.1 1. thou 


A  N  O         A  N  O 


AN  O        AN  O 


A  N  O        A  N  O 


40. 1 1 .  thou  (hilt  anoint  the  laver 
Lev:t.  16.3 1.  the  pneft  whom  hee  fhall  anoint 
Deut-z8.^o.  thou  fhalt  not  anoint  thy  felf  with  oile 
Judg.9. 8. trees  went  over  toanoint  a  king 

1 5.  if  in  truth  yee  anoint  mee  king 
Ruth  3 ,  3 .  wafh  thy  felfe,and  <ro;7tf  th.e,and  put 

1  Sam. 9. 16.  thou  male  aaojar  him  to  be  Captaine 

1 5. 1  -the  Lord  fent  me  to  anoint  thee  king 
16.3.  thou  fhalt  anoint  him  whom  I  name 

1  a.Atife,  anoint  him  :  this  is  hee 

2  Sam.  1  ^.z.anomt  thy  lei f  with  oile,  be  as  a  worn. 
1  King.  1.34.  Zadok  and  Nathan  anoint  him  king 

19. 1  $.  anoint  Hazael  to  be  king  over  Syria 
i6.anointJehu  :  anoint  Eltfhatobe  Prophet 
J/a.2 1 . 5  -arift  vee  Princes,  and  anoint  the  fhield 
Dan.g.z^.  and  to  WWtf  the  moft  holy 

iorj.  I  ate  no  plcafant  bread,  neither  did  I  an. 
Amos  6.6.ano:nt  themfdves  with  chief  ointments 
Micah.6  1  5. tread  olives,but  not  anoint  thee 
Mat,6. 1 7. when  thou  hfke&anoint  thy  head 
Marti.  1 4.8.  to  anoint  my  body  to  the  burying 

1 6. 1. brought  fweetipices,thatihey  might  a;»i. 
L/^.7.46.  mine  head  with  oyle  thou  didft  not  an. 
Rev.i  .18.  and  anoint  thine  eyes  with  eye-falve 
^■notuteti. 

E.ro.29.z9.garm.fhall  be  his  l'ons,to  be  an-  therein 
Lev. 4.  3 .  if  th;  prieft  chat  is  anointed  doe  (in 

5 .  the  prieft  anointed  fhall  take  bulloc.bloud 

i6.prieft  an  fhallbring  of  thebullocks  blou. 

6.20.  the  offering  of  Aaron  when  he  is  anointed 

2  z  .prieft  of  his  fons  that  is  anoin.ftuW  offer  it 
7. 36.  in  the  day  that  hee  anointed  them 

8.10.  Moles  anointed  the  Tabernacle,and  all 

1 1. anointed  the  altar,  and  all.        Num.7.1. 

1 2.and  powred  on  Aarons  head,&  a»ffi.him 

N#;».$.3.nam.ofthefonsof  Aaro  which  were  an. 

7. 10. for  the  dedicat.of  the  altar,after  it  was  an. 

Verf.84. 
8  S.tbis  the  dedic.  of  the  altar  after  it  was  an. 
1  Sam.10. 1  .bec.the  L.h.tth  anoin-thee  to  be  Capt. 
1 5. 1 7. when  thou  waft  little,theL.a?z.  thee  K. 
16. 1 3  .Samuel  took  the  horn  of  oil,and  an-Di. 
24.6.Veein^heis  the  anointed  of  the  Lord 
a  Sam.z./^.the  men  of  ]udzh  anointed  David  King 
7.thehoufe  of  Judah hath anointedmc king 
1-19.  Iamweake,  though  anointed  king 
5 . 3  .all  the  Elders  of  Ifr .anoin.'Dxv.  1  Chr.  1 1 . 3 . 
i7.when  Philift.heard  that  they  hadaa.Da. 
1  Chron.  14.8. 
1 2.7.I  anointedthee  king  over  Ifrael,&  I  dtliv. 

2^'.9-?36'Ii- 

20.David  arofe  from  the  earth,  and  anointed 
19.10.  Abft.lom  whom  wee  anointed  is  dead 
23.1.  theanointed  of  the  God  of  Jacob 

1  Kjn.i.tf.  Zadok  and  Nath.have  anoin.Solo.K. 

5,1.  Hiram  heard  they  had  anointed  Solomon 

2  jfeng,  1 1 . 1 2.made  Joafh  King,  and  anointed  him 

2  t%077.23.11. 
23.30.  people  took  Jehoahiz,ond anointed 

1  Chr0.z9.zz.amnn  Sol.to  the  L.tobechiefe  Gov. 

2  Chr.z  1.7. Jehu,  whom  the  L.had  anoin.to  cut  off 

28.1  j.anoin.  them, &  carried  the  feeble  on  affes 
Pfal.q  5-7-thy  God  hath  anointed  the  with  the  oile 

Heb.1.9. 
Ifa.61.1  .the  Lord  hath  anointed  mee  to  preach 

Lu\.  4. 18. 
£^c£.  2  S .  1 4.thou  art  the  anointed  Cherubin 
L/4.7. 3  8  .killed  his  feet,  and  anointed  them 

46.  this  woman  hath  anointed  my  feet  with 
Joh  9.6. anoin.  the  eyes  of  the  blind  man  with  clay 
1 1. he  made  clay,anda?zflmta/mine  eyes 
1  i.2.that  Mary  which  anointed  the  L.with  oin. 
12.3  .then  took  Mary  ointment,and  anointed 
Acl.4.Z7.ho\y  child  Je[us,whom  thou  haft  anoint. 
10.3 8.how  God  OTwaJefus  of  Naz. with  the 
2  Cor.i-zi.he  which  ha;h  anointed  us  is  God 

%mintfoones. 
Zech.^.i^.zte  the  two  anointed  ones  which  ftand 

1  Sara.  2. 10.  exalt  the  home  of  his  anointed 
1 2.3  .witnefs  ag.  me  before  the  L.&  his  anoint. 
J.  his  anointed  is  witneffe  this  day 
2 Sara.22.51. fliewethmercie  tohisanointed 

Pfalm.  18.50. 
Pfalm.z.z  againft  the  Lord,  and  hisanomted 
20. 6.  the  Lord  faveth  his  anointed 


1 8 . 8 .  the  faving  ftrength  of  his  anointed 
lfa.tf.  1.  faith  the  Lord  to  his  anointed tto  Cyrus 

Lords  ULnolnteti, 

1  Sam.  1 6.6.  furely  the  Lords  Anointed  is  before 

24-6.to  my  Matter,  the  Lords  Anointed 
io.againft  my  lord,  for  hee  is  the  Lords  An. 

26\o.ftretch  forth  his  hand  ag.the  L.Anointed 
1 1 .1  fhould  ftretch  my  hand  ag.the  h. Anoin. 
16. to  die,  bec.ye  have  not  kept  the  L.  Anoin. 

2  3  .not  ftretch  my  hand  ag.the  L.Anointed 

2  Sam.  1 . 1 4.  waft  not  afraid  to  deltroy  the  L.  An. 

16.  faying,  I  have  flaine  the  Lords  Anointed 
19.2  i.bccaufe  yee  curfed  the  Lords  Anointed 
Lam.^.zo.Anointed  of  the  Lord  was  taken  in 
Mine  3l»iointeD. 

1  Sara.2.2  5.walke  before  mine  Anointed  for  ever 

1  Chr.  16.22.  touch  not  mine  Anointed,znd  doe 

Pfal.  105.15. 

Pfal.  1 3  2. 1 7 .1  have  ordained  a  lamp  for  mine  An. 

WnotntCOmthoyle. 
Exod.  29.2.  wafers,unlefle  anointed  with  oyle 

Lev.z.%.  &7.12.  Num.6. 15. 
Num.  35.25.  high  prieft  anointed  with  holy  oyle 

2  Sara.  1.21.1s  though  he  had  not  bin  aa.with  oyle 

1  Ki.  1 . 3 9-took  an  horn  of  oyle,and  anom.SoXom. 
Pfal.89.zo.whh  my  holy  oyle  have  I  anointed 

92.10.  I  fhall  be  anointed  with  frefh  oyle 
£^>.  1 6.9.I  warned  thee,  I  anointed  thee  with  oyle 
Mai^.6. 1  3 .  anointed  with  oyl  many  that  were  lick 
Thine  Wnointeo. 

2  Chr. 6.x  2 .  turn  not  away  the  face  of  thine  Anoin. 

P/a/ra.  13  2. 10. 
P/a/.  8  4. 9.  looke  upon  the  face  of  thine  Anointed 
89  3 8. haft  been  wroth  with  thine  Anointed 
5  1.  reproached  the  footfteps  o£  thine  Anoin. 
Hab.i  ■ x  3  -evcn  f°r  falvation  with  thine  Anointed 

UnotnteOft.  ainofntefl:. 
Gen.i  1. 1 3. God  of  Bethel,  where  thou  anointedfl 
Pfal.  2 3 . 5  .thou  anointeft  my  head  with  oyle 

mnotntfttg. 

£.*W.  40. 1 5.  their  a«oi.fhalbe  an  everlaft.  priefth. 

Lcwf.7.3  5. this  is  the  portion  of  the  anoin.  of  Aar. 

Num.  1 8 . 8 .  to  thee  have  I  given  them  by  rea .  of  an. 

lfa.  1  o.  27-yokc  deftroyed  becaufe  of  the  anointing 

1 J  oh,  2. 27-but  the  anointing  which  ye  have  receiv. 

as  the  fame  anointing  teacheth  you  alwaies 

3Lnofnt(ng<9'/e. 

£#o.2  5.6.fpices  for  anointing  oyle.    Ch.3  5.8,28. 

29.7.  take  the  anointing  oyl,  &  powr  it  on  Aar. 

2 1  .bloud  of  the  altar,&  an.oyl,  &  fpr.on  A. 

30.25.it  fhall  be  an  holy  anointing  oyle    V.j  1. 

3 1. 1 1. make  the  anointing  oyle  andfweet  ince. 

Chap.35.15. 

37.29.  he  made  the  holy  anointing  oyle 

39.38.  they  brought  the  anointing  oyl  to  Mofes 

40.9.  take  holy  anointing  oyIe,and  anoint  Tab. 
Lev.Z.z  take  Aar.hisfons,the  garm,&  the a«o.oyl 

lo.Mofes  rook  anoint. oy\,k  anoin.the  Tab. 
1 2.  he  powred  anorntingoyl  on  Aarons  head 
3o.took bloud,&  anoi-oyU&c  fprink.on  Aar. 
10.7 .  anointing  oyle  of  the  Lord  is  upon  you 
2 1. 10. he  on  whofe  head  the  aa.oyle  is  powred 
12.  crowne  of  the  anointing  oyle  is  upon  him 
Num.^.\6.to  the  office  of  Eleaz.pertain.a7z0/72.oyl 
James  5 . 1  ^.minting  him  with  oyl  in  the  name 
3tnone. 

Mat.  1 3 .20.  and  anone  with  joy  receiveth  it 
ikfa^.1.30.  and  anone  they  tell  him  of  her 

31notljer. 

Gen. 4.  2  5  mee  another  feed  in  ftead  of  Abel 
26. 2 1 .  they  d igged  another  well,  Ver. 2  2. 

29. 19.  that  I  fhould  give  her  to  another  man 
3 0.24.  the  Lord  fhall  adde  another  fon 
37.9.he  dreamed  yet  another  dreame,and  told 
43. 7. have  yee  another  brother 

Exod.zi.io.ifhetzkehimtvnotherviik-,  her  food 

3  5.  if  one  mans  oxe  hurt  anothers}th3t  he  die 
22.5.3  mans  beaft  feed  in  another  mans  field 

9.  which  aaoffe/- challengeth  to  bee  his 
26.i9.twofockets  under  another  board,  for  his 
Chap.  21.  25. 
Levit . 20. 1  o.man  that  com.  adult.with  anot .mans 

27.20.  if  he  have  fold  the  field  to  another  man 
Num.<}  i?.if  not  gone  afide  withaso^.to  unclean. 

20.  if  thou  haft  gone  afide  to  another  in  ftead 
2p.law  of  jelouf.  when  a  wife  goes  to  another 


8.8.  another  young  bullock  take  for  a  lin-offer. 

14.24.  Caleb,becaufe  hee  had  another  (pint 
23.13  .come  with  me  to  as.place,from  whence 

Verf.27. 

Deut.4.1 4.  take  a  nation  from  the  midft  of  another 

zo.5.1eft  he  die  in  battell,&  anoth.man  dedic.it 

6.return,left  he  die  in  bat.&  aa.man  eat  of  it 

7.return,left  he  die  in  bat.&  another  take  her 

24. 2.fhe  may  go,  and  be  another  mans  wife 

28.30.and  another  man  fhall  lie  with  her 

3  2.fons  &  daughters  given  to  another  people 

29.28.  Lord  caft  them  into  another  land 

fudg.z.  1  o. another  generat.which  knew  not  the  L. 

9. 3  7.  atftffb.company  come  along  by  the  plaine 

i6.7.fhallbeasa;zflfte'-man  Ver.  11. 

K«^.2.8.goe  not  to  gleane  in  another  field 

1  Sam.  10. 3 .  mother  carrying  three  loaves  of  bread 

6.  and  fhalt  bee  turned  into  another  man 

9. God  gave  him  another  heart 
1 3.  i8.aaoffr.comp.turned  to  Beth,  anoth.comp. 
i7.3o.turned  from  him  towards  another 

2  Sam.  1 8 .  20.thou  fhalt  bear  tidings  another  day 

26.beh.old  another  man  running  alone 

1  K'n.y. S.houfe had  anoth. court  wirhin  the  porch 

11.23  -God  ftirred  up  another  adverfary 
1 3 . 1  o.fo  he  went  another  way 

14.5.  fain  her  felfe  to  bee  another  woman 
6.  why  faineft  thou  thy  felfe  to  be  another 

1 8.6.  Obadiah  went  another  way  by  himfelfe 
20.  j7.he  found  another  man,  &  faid,Smite  me 
2 1 .6. 1  will  give  thee  another  vineyard 

2  King.  1 . 1 1 .  he  fent  another  Captain  of  fifty 

7.8.  entred  into  another  tent,  andcarryed 

1  Chro.  2.26.  Jerameel  had  another  wife 

2  Chro.  18.19.  another  faying  after  that  manner 
32.5.  Hezekiah  made  another  wall  without 

E%ra  4.21.  not  builded  untill  aaoffc.commandem. 
£  i9.Ezer  ~\ 

\  2i.Merimoth  / 
Nek  3  .<c  24.Binui        ^repaired  another  piece 
}  27.Tekoites  C 
(_  30.Hanun      J 
9. 3 .  another  fourth  part  they  confefled 
Efth.1.19.  give  her  royall  eftate  to  another 

4. 14.  deliverance  arife  from  another  place 
fob  1 . 1 6. while  he  was  yet  fpeaking,  came  another 
Verfes  17,18. 

19.27.  mine  eyes  fhall  behold,  and  notanother 

21.25.  another  dieth  in  the  bitterneffe  of 
31.8  .let  mee  fow,and  let  another  eate 

io.let  my  wife  grind  to  another,  &  let  others 

Pfal.  16.4. forrows  multip.that  haften  aft.  ano.god 

75.7.putteth  downe  one,and  fetteth  dp  another 

10 9. 8. ]et  another  take  his  office.       ^#.1.20. 

Pro. 2 5. 9  difcover  not  a  fecret  to  another 

27.2.  let  another  man  praife  thee,and  not 
Ecclef.q.  ichee  hath  not  another  to  hclpe  him  up 
Cant.  5.9.  what  is  thy  beloved  more  then  another 
J/a.28. 1 1  .with  another  tongue  will  he  fpeake 
42.  8.  my  glory  will  I  not  give  to  another, 

Chap.48.11. 
44.5.  another  fhall  call  himfelfe  by  the  name 
57.8  .difcovered  thy  felfe  to  another  then  mee 
65.1 5.  and  call  his  fervant  by  another  name 
2  2.not  build,&  asoffo.inhabit  j  plant,&  ano. 
Jer.%.1.  become  another  mans,  fhall  he  returne 
18. 4. he  made  it  another  veffelU as  feemedgood 
22.26.Ile  caft  thee  intoanother  countrey 

36.28.  take  thee  another  roll,and  write  in  it  all 
3  2.Jer.tooke  another  roll>and  gave  it  toBaruch 

£^.  1 2.3.  remove  from  thy  place  to  another 

15. 7.  and  another  fire  fhall  devoure  them 
17.7.  there  was  another  great  Eagle 
19.5.  fhee  tooke  another  of  her  whelps 
22.11.  another  hath  lewdly  defiled  his  daughter 
37.  i6.take  another  flick,  and  write  upon  it 

Dan.  2. 39.arife  another  Kingd.inferiour,&  another 
5. 1 7. and  give  thy  rewards  to  another :  yet 
7.5.  behold, another  beaft  likeaBeare 
6.  and  \oe,another  like  a  Leopard 
8.  came  up  among  them  another  little  home 
34.and  another  fhall  arife  after  them 
Hofc .  3 .  thou  fhalt  not  be  for  another  man 

4.4.1et  no  man  ftrive  nor  reprove  another  :  for 
Joel  1.3.  their  children  tell  another  generation 
Amos$.  7.  net  to  raine  upon  another 'citie 

Matth.z.iz.to 


A  NO      A  N  O 


ANO      ANO 


AN  O      ANO 


Mtt.1.  i  *.to  their  owne  country  another  way 
8.9  to  softer  command  he  cometh.  Lz*7-5- 
a  i .  wife/-  of  his  difciples  (aid,  M-9-*  i  • 
io.i?.fleeyeintoa»^^ 
ii  ,  ordowelookfor«atfte-  Luk.-7.19. 
',,  z4  w/kr  Parable  put  he  forth,  Ver.  3 1 . 
&V.  3  j.  Chap.21.3g. 
,,,(  beat  one,and  killed  another.  Mar.  12.5. 

*'  Luk.-ZO.ll. 

tz.^. another  to  his  merchandize.  L/^.'il-1?. 
2  5.1  ?.to  aBoriw  two,to  asorfcer  one 
16.71 -another  maid  faw  him  Lu\.n.  58. 

27'.38.oneontheright,a»«*«- on  the  left 
10. 1 1 .  and  marrieth«tte',cornmits  adul. 
Lu\\e  16. 1 8. 
I4.i9.dw>^faid,lsitl 

5  8  .in  three  daies  I  will  build  another 
1 6. 1 2 .  hee  appeared  in  another  forme 
Lu\.6.6.  on  another  Sabbath  he  entred 
9.56.  went  to  flBOffcr  Village 

<9.faith  unto  another,  Follow  mee 

14.3 1  .what  king  going  to  war  againft  £* 
16  7.faid  he  to  another,  How  much  oweft  thou 

1  2.if  not  faithfull  in  that  which  is  anothers 
Job.  5  .7 .  another  fteppeth  down  before  me 
*  ja.tfffltfjto'bearethwitneffeofme 

43. if  another  come  in  his  owne  name 
14.16.hc  (hall  give  you  another  Comforter 
18.15  .and  fo  did  another  Difciple 
19  3  7  .another  Scripture  faith,they  (lull  look 
21.18.  another  (hall  gird  thee 
Acl. 7.18. another  king arofe,which  knew  not  Jof. 
1 2.  iy.he  went  into  another  place 
1 3 . 3  5. he  faith  in  another  Pfalme,Thou 
1 7 .7 .there  is  another  King,one  Jefus 

19.32  .cryed  one  thing,fome  ano.     Ch.  1 1 . 3  4. 
to. 2. 1 .  wherein  thou  judged  another 

2 1 .  thou  which  teacheft  another 
7 . 3  .married  to  another  man 

4. y  ee  (hould  bee  married  to  another 
a  3 . 1  fee  another  law  in  my  members 
9.2 1  .veflell  to  honour,  another  to  difhonour 
1 3 .8 .  he  that  loveth  another  hath  fulfilled 
14.2.  another  who  is  weak  eateth  herbs 
4.that  judged  another  mans  fervant 
j. one  man  efteemeth  one  day  above  another 
another  efteemeth  every  day  alike 
i$.2o.buildonfl»ofte'  mans  foundation 
1  Cor.  $.4. another,!  am  of  Apollo 
10.  dfloite'buildeth  thereon 
4.7 .who  maketh  thee  to  differ  from  another 
6. 1. matter  againft  (WZflffc^goe  to  law 
7.7.one  after  this  manner,  another  after  that 
1  o.  24.  bat  every  man  anothers  wealth 

29.  my  liberty  judged  c£  anoth.  mans  confe. 
1 1.2 1. one  is  han^y^ani  another  is  drunk 
12.8.  \oanotber  the  word  of  know  ledge 
9.to  another  faith,to  anot. the  gifts  of  healing 
io.to^.work.ofmyr.toOT.Proph.to^offe?- 
difcern.of  fpi.  to#z.tongues,to  ox.interpr. 
14. 30.  if  any  thing  be  revealed  to  another 
1  5.39.  another  o{bea&s,another  of  £(hes  another 
40. the  glory  of  the  terreftiall  is  fl?wrf>ei<' 
41.  another  of  the  Moon,another  of  the  Stars, 
one  Star  differs  from  another 
2  Cor.  1 0.1 6. not  to  boaft  in  another  mans  line 

1 1.4.  anoth.JeCus,another  Spirit,another  Gofpel 
G<j;.i.6.removedfrom  him,unto  another  Gofpel 
7.  which  is  not  another,  but 
6.4.have  rejoycing  in  himfelf,and  not  in  anoth. 
H?b.4.8.not  havefpoken  oi another  day 

7. 1 1  .what  need  that  another  prieft  mould  rife 
1 3  .pmaineth  to  another  tribe,of  which 
1 5 .  there  arifeth another  prieft 
Jam.^.  1 2.who art  thou  that  judgeft  another 
Rev,6.4  there  went  out  another  hork 

7.z.another  Angel.  Ch.8.3.  &  10.1.  &  14.6, 
8,15,17,18.    &18.1. 
1 2.3.  there  appeared  another  wonder 
1 3 . 1 1 1  beheld  another  beaft  coming  up 
1 5 .  1 .1  faw  another  (igne  in  heaven,great  and 
1 6. 7. 1  heard  another  out  of  the  altar  (ay 
20. 1 2.  and  another  book  was  opened 
One  another. 
Gen.x  i.7.not  underftand  one  another's  fpeech 
Earerf.10.23.they  faw  not  one  — 


21.18.  one  fmke another  with  a  (tone 
3  5 .if  one  mans  oxe  hurt<wzoi/;er,that  he  die 
Lev.  25.1 4.ye  (hall  not  opprefle  one  anoth.  V.  1 7. 
Ruth  3.14.  rofe  up  before  one  could  know  another 
1  Sam.  1 4. 16.  beating  downe  one  another 

1 8.7  the  women  anfwered  one  another 
2o.41.J0nath.and  David  kiffed  one  another 

1  Kin.6. 27.  wings  touched  on  another  in  the  midft 

2  King.  323  .kings  have  fmitten  one  another 

14.8  .look  one  another  in  the  face.  2  Ch-  2  5 .  1 7 . 
11.  hee  and  Amaziah  looked  on  another 

2  Cfowz.25.21. 
20. 2  3 .  every  one  help  to  deftroy  another 
fob  1 3 .9. as  one  man  mocketh  another 
Jer.  51.31  .one  pofte  run  to  meet  another 
E%ek-  3.13  .living  creatures  touched  one  another 
Joel  2.8.neither  (hall  one  thtufc  another 
Matth.iq.  10.  (hall  betray  one  another 
John  1 3 .  14. to  wa(h  one  anothers  feet 

3  4  that  ye  love  one  another.    Ch.  1 5. 1 2, 1 7. 
Kfl/72.13.8.  1  Pef.1.22.  1  Joh-i. 11,11. 
&  4.7,11,1 2.   2  Job.]. 
Acts  19.38.  let  them  implead  one  another 
Rotn.x.  1 5-excufing  or  accufing  one  another 
1 2. 10.  in  honour  preferring  oneanother 
1 3 .9.  owe  nothing,but  to  love  one  anottxr 
1 4. 1 3 .  not  judge  one  another  any  more 
1 9.  where  with  one  may  edifie  another 
1  j.7.receive  yee  one  another, as  Chrift  alfo  rec. 

14  able  to  admonifh  on  another.     Col^.16. 
16.16.  falute  one  another  with  an  holy  kiffe 

1  Cor- 16.20.  greet  one  another,        2  cor.  13.12. 

1  Pef.5.  14. 
Gal.  5 . 1 3 .  by  love  ferve  one  another 

1 5  .if  bite  one  anot.  not  confumed  one  of  an. 
a6.provoking  on  another,  envying  one  anoth. 

E^fe/?4.2.forbearing  one  another  in  love 

3  2.forgiving  one  another}even  as  God  for 
Col.  3.13  .forbearing  one  anoth.  &  forgi.one  another 
1  Thef.1.9.  taught  of  God  to  love  one  another 
1 8 .  comfort  one  another  with  thefe  words 

5 . 1 1 .  edifie  one  another, even  as  alfo  ye  do 
Tit.  3 . 3  .hatefull,and  hating  one  another 
Heb.  3.13  .exhorting  one  another      Chap.  10.25. 

io.24.con(iderone  another,  to  provoke 
Rev.6.4.  and  that  they  (hould  killone  another 

One  aga'm(l  another. 
Gra.15.10.each  piece  oneagainft  another 
Exo.  1 6. 1 7  .two  tenons  fet  in  order  one  ag.another 
1  Sam.  2.25 .if  one  man  (in  againft  another 
1  Chron.z6.i  2.  having  wards  one  againft  another 
fer.  1 3 .  14.1k  dalh  them  one  againft  another 
Dan.  5.6.  knees  fmote  one  againft  another 
Nahim  2-4.charets  juftled  one  againft  another 
1  Cor.  4  6.  puffed  Up  one  againft  another 
Jam.  5.9.  grudge  not  one  againft  another 

One  and  another. 
Exod.  1 8 . 1 6.1  judge  between  one  and  another 
Vent.  21.15.  one  beloved,and  another  hated 

1  Kj.z  2.20.one  faid  on  this  manner,and  anoth.on 
Ecclef.1.4.  one  generat.  paffeth,and  anoth.  cometh 
£^.40.49.0^  on  this  die,znd  another  ort'that 

4 1 . 1 1  .one  door  tow.the  north,  Sian.to  the  fouth 
Dan.S  .13.  one  faint  fpeaking,  &  anoth.hid  to  that 
/ob.4.37.one  foweth,and another reapeth 

One  as  another. 
hev.f.  lo.fons  of  Aaron  have,  one  as  much  as  ano. 

2  Sam.  11.  25.  fword  devours  one  as  well  as  anot . 
£3^.47. 14.  (hall  inherit  one  as  well  as  another 

One  at  another. 
Gen. 4  3 . 3  3  .the  men  marvelled  one  at  another 
lfa.  13.8.  they  (hall  be  amazed  one  at  another 

One  before  another. 
1  Tim.  5.21  .without  preferring  one  before  another 

one  by  another. 
lfa.  3 . 5  .people  (hal  be  oppreff.every  one  by  another 

One  for  another. 
1  Cor.  11.33  -come  to  eat, tarry  one  for  another 

1 2.2  5  .have  the  fame  care  one  for  another 
Jam.  5 . 1 6.pray  one  for  anoth.  that  ye  may  be  heal. 

Onefrom  another. 
Gen.  3 1 .40.  when  wee  are  abfent  one  from  another 
Exod.  36.2  2.equally  diftant  one  from  another 
Neh.4. 1 9.on  the  wall,  one  far  from  another 
Eftb.i.7.  veflels  divers  one  from  another 
Dan.  7.3.  foure  beafts  divers  one  from  another 

E   3  


.flfe.25.32.he(hall  fepirate  them  one  from  anoth. 
1  Cor.  1 5.41.  one  Star  differs  from  another 

One  of  another. 
Exod.z6.j.  loopes  may  take  hold  one  ot another 
Zacb.  1 1.9.  let  the  reft  eate  one  the  flefh  of  another 
John  5.44.  which  receive  honour  one  oianother 
Acl.  10.28.  Jew  come  unto  one  of  another  nation 

21.6.  tooke  our  leave  One  of  another 
Rom.  12.5  .and  every  one  members  one  of  another 

Ephef.^.z^. 
Gal.  5 .  j  5 .  yee  bee  not  confumed  one  of  another 
James  4. 1 1 .  fpeake  not  evill  one  oi another 
1  Peti$ .8 .having  companion  one  of  another 

One  over  another. 
Levlt. 2  5. 46. not  rule  one  over  another  with  rigour 
£rc/i?/"8.9.oneman  rulethover«tf/:Ky  to  his  hurt 
£■^.41.6.  fide  chamber  three  one  over  another 

One  to  another. 
Gen.  1 1. 3. faid  one  toanother,Go  to,let  us  build 
26. 3  1  .Abimilech  and  Ifaac  fware one  toamtb. 

37.19.  faid  one  to  another,  Behold  this  dreamer 
42.2 1  .faid  one  to  another,We  are  verily  guilty 

28.  one  to0Mtto-5VVhat  is  this  that  God 
Exod.  16.15  ^'d  one  to  another,  It  is  Manna 

25.20.  theirfaces  fhalllookeoneto^fe- 

Chap.  37.9. 

26. 3. five  curtains  coupled  one  to  an.Sc  other  5 

Chap.3  5.10,12,13. 

Levit.  1 9. 1 1 .  deale  falfely,  nor  lie  one  to  another 

]\ta>z.i4.4.faidone  to^z»fW,Letusmakea  Cap. 

36.9.inherit.not  remove  from  one  tribe  to  ano. 

Judg.6.z9.  faid  oneto  anoth.  Who  hath  done  this 

10.18  .faid  one  to  another,  What  man  is  hee 

1  Sam.  10. 1 1 .  faid  one  to  another,  What  is  this 

2 1 . 1 1 .  did  they  not  fing  one  to  another  of  him 
Chap.  29. 5. 

2  Kjng.7.1. faid  one  toanotber,Why  fit  we  here 

6.one  to  another, Loe,the  K.of  Ifr.Iuth  hired 

9  .faid  one  to  anotber,Wee  doe  not  well 

io.2 1.  houfe  of  Baal  full  from  one  end  to  ano. 

2 1 . 1 6 .filled  Jerufalem  from  one  end  to  another 

1  Cirron.  1 6. 20.  from  one  nation  to  another  people 

Pfal.105.13. 

17. 5. tent  to  tent,  and  from  one  tabern.to  anot. 

Eya  9. 1 2. filled  it  from  one  end  to  ano.  with  unci. 

Efth.9.19.  day  of  fending  portions  one  to  another 

Verfe2  2. 
Job  4 1 . 1 6.fcales  his  pride  :  one  is  fo  near  to  anoth. 

17-they  are  joyned  one  to  another,  they  ftick  I 
Pfal.  i45-4.one  generat.praife  thy  work  to  another 
lfa.6.7,.  one  cryed  to  another,  Holy,  holy,  holy 

66.23. onen;w  Moon  toanoth.one  Sab.to<«2<?. 
E^ek- 1.9.  their  wings  were  joyned  one  to  another 

Verfe  1 1 . 
4.8.  not  turne  thee  from  one  fide  to  another 
3330.  fpeake  one  to  another)  Come  I  pray 
37.17.  and  joyne  them  one  to  another 
D^.2.43.  they  '^ll noc  cleave  one  to  another 
T.ech.%.  z  1.  inhabitants  of  one  city  (hall  go  toanot. 
Mai.  3.  16.  fpake  often  one  to  another 
Mark.  4  4 1. faid  one  to  another, Whit  manner  of 

Z.4.8.25. 
Luke  2. 1 5 .  the  (hepheards  faid  one  to. another 
7.32.  children  calling  one  to  another 
24.17.  that  ye  have  one  to  another,  as  ye  wal!:e 
3  2. faid  one  to  another ',Did  not  our  hearts 
John  4.33  .one  to  another,  Hath  any  man  brought 

13.35  .if  yee  have  love  one  to  another 
Acl.  2. 7.  one  to  another,  are  not  all  thefe  Galileans 
1 2. faying  one  to  another, What  meaneth  this 
7.2i?.why  doeyee  wrong  one  to  another 
Kfl#z.i2.io.bekindlyafTeftioncd  one  to  another 
Ephef.4.  3  2.  bee  yee  kinde  one  to  another 

5.2  i.fubmitting  your  felves  one  to  another 
Col.  3  9 .  lie  not  one  to  another 
James.  5.16.  confeffe  one  to  another 
1  Prt.4.9.  ufe  hofpitality  one  to  another 
icminifter  the  fame  one  to  another 
5.5.  bee  fubjccl:  one  to  another,  and  be  clothed 
Revel.i  1. 10.  (hall  fend  gifts  one  toanother 

One  towards  anotijets 
E%ek_.  24. 2  3 .  and  mourne  one  towards  another 
Rom.  1.27  .burning  in  their  luft  one  towards  anoth. 
\i.  16.be  of  the  fame  mind  one  towards  another 
Chap.15.5. 
1  Tfe/?3.i2.abound  in  love  one  towards  another 

One 


A  N  O         AN  S 


AN  S       AN  S 


AN  S        AN  S 


one  upon  %not\)tt. 
Gen./^z.  i .  why  looke  ye  one  upon  another 
iro.26.37.they  fliall  fall  one  upon  another 
Jer. ^6. 1  6.yea>  one  fell  upon  another 
Mat.z$.z.\e£t  one  ftone  upon  another.  Mar.  jj.z. 
£«^.  19.44.  &21.6. 
Ev\e  1 1. 1. they  trode  one  upon  another 
Job.13.zz.  Difciples  looked  one  uoonanother 

one  with  SltOttyer. 
Deut.zj.i  1. when  men  drive  one  with  another 
1  Srf/Tz.io.^i.wept  one  with anot. till  Dav. exceed. 
1  Chro.  24. 5 .  divided  by  lotSjOne  fort  with  another 
Jcr.zj.z6.  Kings  of  the  North,  one  with  another 
E-kc \ .4. 1 7 .  be  aitoniflied  one  with  another 
Mar. p.  10.  queftioning  one  with  another ,what 

jo.  have  peace  one  with  another 
Lirfi.6. 1 1.  comir.uned  one  with  another  whit  they 
1  Cw.6.7.becaufe  ye  goe  to  law  one  with  another 

1  fob.  1 .7 .we  have  fellowfliip  one  with  another 

3lnfroevabIe. 

Exol.  ^.iS.anfw.  to  the  hangings  of  the  Court 

atnfooer. 

Ge  72.4 1 . 1 6  .give  Pharaoh  an  anfwer  of  peace 
Dc/rf.  20. 1 1 .  if  it  make  thee  an  anfwer  of  peace 
Jud^.  <j.zo.(he  returned  an  anfwer  to  herfelfe 

2  Sam% 24. 1 3 .  what  anfwer\  (hall  return  to  him 
2  Chron. 10. 6.  to  returne  anfwer  to  this  people 

Verfe  9. 
£^!'<z  4. 1 7  .then  fent  the  king  an  anfwer  to  Rehum 
5 .  5  .then  they  returned  anfwer  by  letter 
1 1  .thus  they  returned  us  anfwer ,  Wee  are 
Efih.4. 1  5 .  returne  Mordccai  this  anfwer 
fob  1 9. 1 6. and  he  gave  me  no  tfB/wes' 
3  2.3  .becaufe  they  had  found  no  anfwer 

j. when  no  anfwer  in  the  mouth  of 
35.1 2. there  they  cry,but  none  givcth  anfwer 
Pro'.  1 5 . 1  .a  foft  anfwer  turneth  away  wrath 

2  3  .a  man  hath  joy  by  the  anf.  of  his  mouth 
1 6.1. anfwer  of  the  tongue  is  from  the  Lord 
24. 26. that  giveth  a  right  anfwer 

Cant.  5 .  6.  he  gave  me  no  anfwer 
Jcc.44.2Q.which  had  given  him  that  anfwer 
Micab  3.7.  for  there  is  no  anfwer  of  God 
l.u\.zo.z6.  they  marvelled  at  his  anfwer 
John  1.2  2.may  give  an  anfwer  to  them  that  fent 

1 9.9.  Jefus  gave  him  no  anfwer 
Rom.  1 1.4.  but  what  faith  the  anfwer  of  God 

1  Cor. p. 3  .mine  anfwer  to  them  that  do  examine 

2  Tim. 4. 1 6. at  my  firft  anfwer  no  man  flood 
1  Pet .  3.15.  ready  to  give  an  anfwer  to 

z  1  .but  the  anfwer  of  a  good  confcicnce 

'  Snftser. 

Gen.  30. 3  3  So  (hall  my  righteoufneffe  anf.iot  mee 

Dcut.  21.7  .(hall  anfwer  and  (ay,Our  hinds 
zj.  9. (hull  anfwer  and  fay,So  fliall  it  be  done 
27.i5.totheend3peop.fi«U<M/;&  fay,  Amen 

JoC.$. 7. ye  fii .ill  anfwer  them, The  waters  of  Jord. 

1  Sam.  2. 1 6. then  he  would  anfwer  him,Nay,but 
20.  io.if  thy  father  anfwer  thee  roughly 

1  Kjng. 9. 9. they  (hall  rf?z/5w/',Becaufe  they  forfook 
"    I2.6.that  I  may  anfwer  this  people.        Ver.9. 

7. will  ferve  themjandds/iws'  them 
iS.29-neither  voice,  nor  any  to  anfwer 

2  Chro.  r  o.  10. thus  (halt  thou  anfwer  this  people 
Neh.^.8.  then  they  found  nothing  to  anfwer 
£/?/?.4.i3.Mordecai  commanded  to  anfwer  Either 
_7b&  5.1.  if  there  be  any  that  will  anfwer 

9.14.  how  much  leffe  (hall  I  anfwer 
32.1  man  that  I  (liould  anfwer     - 
1 3 . 2 2.1et  me  fpeak,and  anfwer  thou  me 
20. 2. my  thoughts  caufe  mee  to  anfwer 

3.fpirit  of  my  underftand.  caufe  me  to  anfw. 

2  3. 5. the  words  that  he  would  anfwer  me 

3  1 .  i4.when  he  vi(iteth,what  (hall  I  anfwer 

3  5.  that  the  Almighty  would  anfwer  me 
32.1.  thefe  three  ceafed  to  anfwer  Job 

20.I  will  open  my  lips  and  anfwer 
3  3 . 5 .if  thou  canft  anfwer  me,  fet  thy  words 

3  2, if  any  thing  to  fay ■. anfwer  me 
38.3.Iledemandofthee,andtf»/5w*'  thou  me 
40.2. he  that  reproveth  God,  let him  anfwer 

4.  w  hat  fliall  I  rf»/nw  thee?  lie  lay 
P/2z/.27.7-have  mercy  upon  me,and  anfwer  me 
6  5 . 5 .  by  terrible  things  wilt  thou  anfwer  ■ 
86.7.  for  thou  wilt  anfwer  me 
loz.z.anfwer  mee  fpeedily 


108.6.  fave  with  thy  right  hand,and  anfwer 
1 19142.  to  anfwer  him  that  reproacheth  me 

Pw.17.11. 
1 4  3 . 1 .  in  thy  faithfulneffe  anfwer  me 
Pro.  15.28.  heart  of  the  righteous  ftudieth  to  anf. 
22.21  .that  thou  mightft  #z.the  words  of  truth 
26.5.  anfwer  a  fool  according  to  his  folly 
2/^.14.32.  what  fliall  one  then  anfwer 

3  0.19. when  he  fliall  hear  it,  he  will  anfwer 
41.28.  when  I  asked  them,could<ra/ip.a  word 
5 0.2. when  I  called,none  to  anfwer 
5  8 .9.then  (halt  thou  C3ll,&  the  Lord  fliall  anf. 
66. 4-when  I  called,none  did  anfwer 
Jer.  5. 1 9. then  (halt  thou  anfwer  them  like 
22.9.1hall  ««/iw,Becaufe  they  have  forfaken 
42. 4. what  the  Lord  fliall  anfwer,l\e  declare 
£^\2i.7.thou  Ciia.lt anfwer  for  the  tidings 
Dan.  3 .16  we  are  not  carefull  to  anfwer  thee 
Joel.z.  19. the  Lord  will  anf.  and  fay  to  his  people 
Hab.z.  1 .  w hat  I  (hall  anfwer  when  I  am  reproved 

1 1 .  beam  out  of  the  timber  (hall  anfwer  . 
Zee.  1 3. 6.thefe  wounds  in  thy  hands  ?  heihall<wz. 
Mtt.22.46.no  man  was  able  toanfw.himawoid 
25.3  7-then  (hall  the  righteous  anfwer  him 
40. the  King  (hall  anfwer,  Verily  I  fay  unto 
44.  then  fliall  they  alfo  anfwer  him,faying 
Verfe  45. 
Mar\e  1 1 .  29.IU  aske  you  one  qucftion»<»z/n>.mee 

Lilly  20.3. 
30.  from  heaven,  or  of  men  ?  Anfwer  mee 
14.40.  neither  wift  they  whittoanfwer  him 
Lu\e  1 1.7.  he  from  within  fliall  anfwer 

12. 11. how, or  what  thing  ye  (hall  anfwer 
1 3. 25. he  (hall anfwer, I  know  you  not 

2 1 .  i4.meditate  not  before, what  ye  fliall  anfw. 

Ac7. 24. 10. 1  do  the  more  cheerf.  anf.  for  my  felfe 

25.16.  and  have  licence  toanfwer  for  himfelfe 

26  2.I  think  my  felfe  happy  becaufe  I  (hall  an. 

2  Cor.  5 . 1 2. have  fomewhat  to  anfwer  them 

Col. 4.6.  know  how  to  anfwer  every  man. 

Iwillanfcoet. 
Job.  13.22.  then  call  thou,and  I  will  anfwer 
14.15. thou (haltcall.and  I  willanfwer 
3  2. i4.neither  wil  I anf.him  with  your  fpeeches 

17. 1  will  alfo  anfwer  my  part 
33.1 2.Ile  anfwer  thee, that  God  is  greater  then 
3  5.4  lie  anfwer  thee  and  thy  companions 
Pfal.g  1 . 1 5  he  fliall  call  upon  me,and  He  anfwer 
lfa.6  j.z^.beiote  they  call,Ile  anfwer 
Jer.  33.3  .call  unto  me,  and  He  anfwer 
E^ck..  1 4.4. 1  the  L.  will  anfwer  him  that  cometh 

Verfe  7. 

notanfxocr. 

G«2-4  5. 3. his  brethren  could  not  anfwer  him 
2  Sam. 9. 1 1  .he  could  not  anfwer  Abner  a  word 
2  ICrat4.29.if  any  filute  thee, anfwer  him  not 

1 8. 3 6. Kings  command  was,  Anfwer  him  not 
Ifa.36.z1. 
Job  y^.hec  cannot  anfw. him  one  of  a  thouiand 
1 5. 'hough  I  were  right. yet  would  I  not  an. 

40. 5 .  once  have  I  fpoken,  but  lie  not  anfwer 
Pro.  1 .  28  .they  (hall  oil,  but  lie  not  anfwer 

26.4.  anfwer  not  a  foole  according  to  his  folly 

29. 1 9.  though  he  underftand,he  will  not  anfw. 
Ifa.^fi.-/  one  fliall  cry  to  bim,yet  can  he  not  anfw. 

65.12.  whenlcallcd  ye  did  not  anfwer 
Jcr.j.z7.fh%\  call  unto  them,but  they  wil  not  an. 
Lul{.  14. 6. they  could  not  anfw.  him  again  to  thefe 

2  2.68  .you  will  not  anfwer  me,nor  let  me  goe 

Snftoerea. 
Gcn.4. 1.22  Reuben  anfwere r/,Spake  I  not  to  you 
Exod.i  5. 2 1. and  Miriam  <C2f.  them,Sing  ye  to  the 
19.8.  all  the  people anfwered  together,  A 11  that 
Chap.24.3. 
Num.  11.28  .anfwered  and  faid,  My  lord  Mofes 

3  2.3 1.  the  children  of  Gadand  Reuben  anfw. 

Jof.zz.zi. 

Deiit.i.iq.yeanfw.mee,  The  thing  that  thou  haft 
4 1  .then  ye  anfwcred,We  have  (inned 

Jvjh.  1 . 1 6.they  anfwered  Jofliua,  All  that  thou 
2. 1 4.the  men  anfwered  her,Our  life  for  yours 
1 5 . 1 9 .  who  anfwered,  Give  me  a  bleffing 
24.i6.people(ZK/w£rcrfand  laid,  God  forbid 

Judi.%.zi).  her  wife  ladies  anfwered  her 
7.14.  his  fellow  anfwered,  This  is  nothing  elfe 
8 . 8  .men  of  Pen^^as  the  men  of  Sue.  had  anf. 


15.6.  and  they  anfwered,  Sampfon 

10.  they  anfwered,  To  binde  Sampfon 

1 9.28. let  us  be  going,  bur.  none  anfwered' 

Ruth  2.4-they  anfwered  him,The  Lord  blefle  thee 

1  Sam.^.^.he  anf.Rere  am  I.  Verfti6. 

6. 4. they  anfwered,  Five  golden  Emerods. 
10. 1 2. one  of  the  fame  place  anfw.But  who  is 
1 1 . 2.Naha(h  the  Ammonite  an.  On  this  cond. 
14.12.  men  of  the  garnfon  anfwered  Jonathan 
17.27.peop.as.him  after  this  manner.  V.30. 
1 8.7 .women  anfwered  one  another  as  they 
22.9-then anfwered Doeg the  Edomite 
26. 1 4.  Abner  anfwered  and  faid,  Who  art  thou 
30.2  2.then  anfw.  all  the  wicked  men  of  Belial 

2  Sam.  1 .7 .1  anfwered,  Here  am  I 

i8.3.people<?»/w.  Thou  (halt  not  goe  forth 
19.  42.  men  of  Judah  anfwered  the  men  of  Ifr. 
20.17.  hee  anfw.  I  am  :    hee  anfw.  I  doe  heare 

1  Kjng.z.io.thushe anfwered  mee 

1 1 . 2  2.he  anfwered,  Nothing  :  Howbeit  let  me 
12.13  .the  King  anfwered  the  people  roughly 

2  Chron.  10.13. 
18.24.  people  anfw.  and  faid,It  is  well  fpoken 

26.nor  any  that  anfwered 
20. 14-who  (hall  order  the  battel?  he  anf.Thou 
2 1 ,6.he  anfwered,Ilc  not  give  thee  my  vineyard 

2 2 . 1  5  .he  anfwered  him,Go  and  profper 

2  Kjn.  3 . 8  .he  anfw.Thz  way  through  the  wildern. 

4. 26. is  it  well  with  thee  ?  (he  anfw.  It  is  well 
6. 1 6.hzanfwered,Vczt<i  not,for  they 

2  2. he  anfwered,Thou  (halt  not  fmite  them 
7  .z, anfwered  the  man  of  God  Verf.19. 

9. 2  2.he  anfwered,  What  peace,  fo  long  as 
10.13  •tney  anfw,Wz  be  the  brethr.of  Ahaziah 

r  Chr. 21.3.  Joab  anfweredfThc  L.make  his  peop. 

2-  Chro.z.  1 1  .Huram  king  of  Tyre  anfw.  in  writing 
7 . 2  2.  it  (hall  be  anfwered,  Becaufe  they  forfook 
io.i4.Rehob.<w/;themaft.  the  advice  ofthe  y. 
1 8.3.he  anfwered,!  am  as  thou  art 

2  5.9.  the  man  of  God  anfw.  The  Lord  is  able 

34.2  3.(heea»/w.themj  Thus  faith  the  L.  God 
Nek.6.4.1  anfwered  them  after  the  fame  manner 

8.6.all  the  people  anfwered,  Amen,  Amen 
Job  i.7.Satan<i»/B>.theLord.  Ver.9.  Ch.2.2,4. 
9.  i6.If  I  had  called,and  hee  had  anfw.  me,  yet 
1 1 . 2.  multitude  of  words  be  anfwered 

3  2. 1 2.  or  that  anfweredhis  words 

if. they  anfwered  no  more  VevC.ig. 

Jer. 36. 1 8.Baruch  anfw.  He  pronounced  all  thefe 

44. 1 5.<J?z/w,.Jeremiah,  faying,  As  for  the  word 
&*gk.-  37-3-1  anfwered,0  Lord  God,thou  knoweft 
Dan.z.14..  then  Dan.  anf  with  couniell  &wifdom 
MIC.6.J.  wharBalaamfonofBeor#//b;<ra/ 
Zech.  1 . 1 9. he  anfwered  me,  Thefe  be  the  homes 

5.2.I  anfwered,!  fee  a  flying  rowle 
Mat.z  5-9.but  the  wife  anfwered,  faying,Not  fo 

27.i2.he^/a>.nothing.   Ver.14.  Mar.  14.61. 
&  15.3,5.  i^.23.9. 
Mar. 3  ■  3  3  .he  anfwered  them,Who  i s  my  mother 

5. 9. he  anfwered,My  name  is  Legion 

8.4. Difciples  anfvi>ercd,Ytom  whence  caa 

2  8 .  they  anfwered,  John  the  Baptift 
29.  fay  ye  that  I  am  ?  Peter  anfwered 

9. 1 2. he  anfwered,&hzs  verily  commeth  firft 

38.John  a»/]faying,Mafter.  L/^.9  49. 

12  1 8. perceived  that  hee  hzdanfw.  them  well 

3  4  Jefus  faw  that  he  anfwered  difcreetly 
Lu\.i .  i6.John  anf.  faying,  To  them  all  I  indeed 

Job.  i.z6. 
8 . 5  o.he  anfwered  him,faying,Feare  not 
10. 28. thou  h&anfwered  right,  This  doe 
1  i.45.then<OT/iwraioneof  the  Lawyers 
13.14.  ruler  of  the  Synag.  anfw.vr  reh  indignat. 
14.5.  and  anfw.  them,  Which  ofyo'  (hall  have 
20.7.they  anfwered,Thty  could  not  tell. 
John  1. 2 1. art  thou  that  Proph.  he  anfwered,  No 
5. 7. impotent  man  anfwered,  Sir,I  have 
1 1  .he  anfwered,  Hee  that  made  me  w  hole 
1 7  Jefus  anfwered,  My  father  nvorketh 
6.7.Philip«ff/w.Twohundredpenni-wort!iof 
6  8 .  Simon  anfwer ed^oti  to  whom  fliall 
70.  Jefus  anfwered,  Have  I  not  chofen  you 
Verf.12. 
7.1 6.Jefus  anfwcred>My  doctrine  is  not  mine 

46.0fficersa«/M'«^,Neverman  fpake 
47.then<a*/w<?ra/them  the  Ph.lrifeeSjAre  ye 
8.19.  Jefus 


AN  S       AN  S 

8 .  i-o Jefus  anfwered  fie  neither  know  me,nor 

'  5  3  .they  anfwercd  him, We  be  Abralnms  feed 

^4.1eiu$anfwered,\il  honour  my  felfe,  my 

0.3  Jefus  tfz/w.Neither  hath  this  man  finned 
'  Z7. he  anfwered  them,l  have  told  you  already 

l0>2,c.  Jefus  anfwered  them  ,1  told  you,and  ye 
,  2,  Jefus  $z/nuhem,Many  good  works  have 
3  *  .the  f  ewes  anfwsred,Vov  a  good  work  we 
,4  Jefus  anf.them,\s  it  not  written -in  your 

1 1 .9  Jefus  anfwered, Axe  there  not  1  i.houres 

1 2.1  j  Jefus  anfwcredflhe  houre  is  come 
3  4.people  anfwcred,Wc  have  heard  out  of 

i3.B.)efasanfwcred,\{ I  warn  thee  not, thou 
j  6  Jefus  ds/w.  Whither  I  go  thou  canft  not 
38.Jefus<#z/w.Wilt  thou laydowne  thy  life 

16.3 1  Jefus  anfwered,T)o  ye  now  beleeve  ? 

18.8  Jefus  anfwercd  J.  have  told  you  I  am  he 
zo  Jefus  anfw.l  fpake  openly  to  the  world 
2 3  Jefus anfweredhim,\i I  have Jpoken evill 
3  4  Jefus  anfw.  Sayeft  thou  this  of  thy  felfe 
3  5  .Pilate  anfwered,  Am  I  a  Jew  ? 
36.Jefus  as/!  My  Kingd.  is  not  of  this  wor. 
37  Jefusffi/w.Thou  iaycft  that  I  am  a  king 

1 9.7. the  Jewes  anfwered,We  have  a  law,&  by 
1 1  .Jefus  anfw.Tho\x  couldft  have  no  power 
1 5. the  chiefe  priefts  anfw.  We  have  no  king 
zi.Pilate  anfwSNhzt  I  have  writtehj  have 

2 1.5. any  meat  ?  They  anfwered  him,No 
Acl.j.S.Veteranfw.to  her,Tell  me  whether  ye 

9.1 3  .Ananias  anfwered,Lord  I  have  heard 

10.46.then  an.fw.VtKx,  Can  any  man  forbid 

1 1.9.  the  voice  anfwer. me  againe  from  heaven 

1 5 .1 3  .after  they  had  held  their  pea  James  anf. 

a  1 . 1 3  .Paul  anfwered,  What  mean  ye  to  weep 

22.8  Ja«/w><;ra/,Whoart  thou,  Lord 

28. chief  Capt.<w/".With  a  great  fum  obtain. 

24. 1  o.Paul  after  the  gover.had  beckned  anfw. 
2  J.Felix  trembled,  &  anfw.Gothy  way  for 

a5.4.peftus  anfw.Va.v\  mould  be  kept  at  Cefa. 

8.whilehe<M(jwi<;rffor  himfelfe.  Ch.26.1. 

1 z.anfwered,Vaa\,hzfl  thou  appealed  to  Cef. 

i6.to  whom  I  anfwercd,  It  is  not  the  maner 

Rev.7. 1 3  .one  of  the  Elders  anfw.Whzt  are  thefe 

3ftlfooetet),an  aft  of  God. 
&en- 1  $  •  J  • w  no  anfwered  me  in  the  day  of  my  dift . 
Exod.  19. 19. God  anfwered  him  by  voice 

1  Sam.10. zz.the  Lord  anfw.he  hath  hid  himfelfe 

1 4. 2  7. but  he  anfwered  him  not  that  day 

Chapt.28.6. 
23.4.tlie  Lordffi/7V.Arife,go  down  to  Keilah 
30.8.he  <M/tt>.him,Purfue,thou(halt  overtake 

2  Sam.  2 1 . 1.  the  Lord  anfwered,lt  is  for  Saul 
1  Chro.  2 1 .  26.  he  anfwer.  him  from  heaven  by  fire 

28. when  David  faw  that  the  Lord  hzdanfw. 
fob  3 8. 1. the  Lo.  anfw. Job  out  of  the  whirlwind 
Chapt.40.1,6. 
Pfal.  1 8 .41  .to  the  Lord,but  he  anfwered  not 
8 1 .7 .1  anfwered  thee  in  the  fecret  place  of 
99.6\called  upon  the  Lord,and  heanfw.thtm 
1 1 8 . 5  .the  ~L. anfw. mt,znd  fet  me  in  a  large  pi. 
Jfa.6 . 1 1  .he  anfwered,'!  ill  the  cities  be  wafted 
fir.  2  3 . 3  5 .  w  hat  hath  the  Lord  anfwered  ?  and 

Verfe  3  7 . 

Ha&.2.2.the  Lord  anfwered  me,  Write  the  vifion 

Zecb.  1 . 1 3 .  the  L  .anfwered,The  angel  that  fpake 

Mat,io.\ 3. he anfw.one of them,&  faid,Friend 

25.26.his  lord  rfK/iv.and  faid,Thou  wicked 

Unfcoete'Onot. 

1  S#».4.20.fhe  ffi/iw«/not,neither  did  regard  it 

14.37.but  he  anfmrcdhim  not  that  day 

Chapt.28.6. 

2  Sto.22.42.but  he  anfweredthem  not.Pf.18.41 
1  Kin.  18.21  .the  people  anfwered  not  a  word 

zKjn.1S.16.lfa.36.il. 
Jer.y.  1 3 .1  called,but  ye.anfwercd  not.Ch.  35.17 
Mat.  1  5 . 2  3 .  he  anfwered  her  not  a  word 

1  Sa.  1 . 1 5 .Hannah  anfwered  &  faid,No,my  lord 

2  Kin.4. 1 1  .anfwered  and  faid,  Here  is  Elifha 
7.13  .one  of  his  fervants  anfw.Sc  faid,Let  fome 

i  CM'.  12.17  -David  anf.Sc  faid3If  ye  be  come  pea. 

2  Cfer.29.3  i-He2.^/.&  faid.Now  ye  have  cohfe. 
3  i.io.Azariaha«/w.&  faid,  Since  the  people 
34.i5.Hilkiahd»/:&  faidtoShaphanthe  Scri. 

E\*\io.2.Shechaniah  an.8c  faid  to  Exra,We  have 
» i.all  the  con%.anf.8c  faid,  As  thou  haft  faid 


A  N  S        A  N  S 

Wefo^^o.thendB/w.Ithem^faid.TheGod  of 

/o&4.i.Elipha'i  anfw.  &faid.  Ch.i  5.1. &  22.1. 

6.iJobv#z/Jweiandfaid.  Cha.9  i.&  12. 1. 

&  16.1.&  19.1.&21.1.&  23.1.&  26,1. 

&  40.3.  &42.1. 

8 .  i.Bildad  anfwered  &  faid.Ch.  18.  i.&  25.  l. 

1 i.i.Zoxihzr:  anfwered  znd  faid.    Chapt.20.1. 

3z.6.EYihuanfwered  znd  faid.  Ch  34.1. 

Ifa.  2 1 .9. he  anfwercd  and  faid,  Babylon  is  fallen 

fer.i  i.j.then  anfwercdl  &  faid,So be  it,0  Lord 

Dffi.2.5.  the  K.anf.Sc  faid  to  th:  Cald.The  thing 

Verfe  8. 
7.theCaldeans  anfwered  &  faid.    Ver.io. 
1  ^.Danid  anfwer. 81  faid  to  Arioch,  Why  is 
20. Daniel  anf.  8c  faid,Bleffedbe  th;name 
2<5.the  King  anfw.Sc  faid  to  Daniel.  V.47. 
27.Dan.<»pn  the  prefence  of  the  K.&  faid 
3.i6.Shadrach,  Melli.  anfw.Sc  faid  to  the  King 
.  24.thcy  anf.  8c  faid  to  the  King,True,0  K. 
z$. he  anfwercd  8c  faid,Lo,I  fee 4.men loofe 
4.ig.Belte{lwz2ar  anfw.  &  faid,  My  lord,  the 
5.i7.Danielrf/?/iw.&  faid,Let  thy  gifts  be  to 
6.1 2.the  King  anfw. &  faid, The  thing  is  true 
1 3. then  anfwered  they  &  faid,  That  Daniel 
Amos  7. i4.thenanfwer.  Amos,  &faidtoAma2.I 
Hag.z.iz.the^heR.sanfwered8c  faid,No.  V.13. 
i4.ffi/jw.Haggai  &  faid,  So  is  this  people 
Zecb.  1  ao.m3n  among  the  myrtle  trees  anf.  8c  faid 
1 2.the  angel  anfw.Sc  faid,0  Lord  of  hofts 
Chap.4.5,i3.'&  6.5. 
4.1 1. then  anfwer. I  &  faid,  What  are  thefe  two 
Ver.i2.&Chap.6.4. 
Ato.8.8.the  Centurion  an. 81  faid,Lord,I  am  not 
14.8.  Peter  anfwer.  &  faid,  Lord,  if  it  be  thou 
1 5.1 5. Peter  anfw.&c  faid,Declare  unto  us  this 
Cha.16.16.  &  17.4.&  19. 27.8c  26.33. 
&  Marl{9.i.8t  Lu\e  7.43. 
ai.a7.theyi»z/jwedandfaid,Wecannottell 
Marine  11.33. 
29.hed«/5W!'£rfandfaid,rwillnot 
30. he  anfweredznd  faid,I  go,(ir,&  went  not 
25.1 2. he  anfweredznd  faid,I  know  you  not 
26.25  J\ida.s anfwered 8c  faid)Mafter,Isit  I  ? 
63. high  yriett. anfwered 8t  hid,!  adjure  thee 
66  .they  anfwer.  &  faid,He  is  guilty  of  death 
27.2  5.d»/.allthe  people  &  faid,  His  bloud  be 
28.5.angel#2/;&  faid  to  the  women,  Pear  not 
Mar.  j. z8. (he  anfwered  &  faid,Yes,Lord,yet  the 
9. 1 7. one  of  the  multitude  anfw.Sc  faid,  I  have 
1 0.20. he anfw.&c  faid,  Mafter,all  thefe  things 
1  5. 1  i.Pilate  anfw.Sc  faid.  What  will  ye  then 
L  u\.  1 . 3  5  .the  angel  anfw.Sc  faid,The  holy  G hoft 
6o.his  mother  anfwered  &  faid,  Not  fo,  but 
17.37  .they  anfwered  and  faid,  Where,  Lord  ? 
20.24.hath  it  ?  They  anfwer edznd  faid,Cefars 
fob.i  .49.Nathaneel  anfwered  &  faid,Rabbi,thou 
2.18. anfwered  the  Jewes,and  faid,  What  (igne 
3 .9.Nicodemus  anfwer. Sc  faid,How  can  a  man 
27.Johnd«.&faid,A  man  can  receive  noth. 
4.17  .woman  anfw. &  faid,I  have  no  husband 
7.ao.peopled?z/OT'i'\&  faid,  Thou  haft  adivell 

5  2. they  anfwered  and  faid,  Art  thou  alfo  of 

8 . 3  9. they  anfw.  &  faid,  Abraham  is  our  father 

48. anfwer. the  Jews,&  faid.Say  we  not  well 

9. 1 1  .he  anfw.Sc  faid,  A  man  that  is  called  Jef. 

20. his  parents  anfw.Sc  faid, We  know  that 

2  5  .he  anf.Sc  faid, Whether  he  be  a  (inner  or 
30.man  anf.Sc  faid,Why  herein  is  a  marvel. 
34.they  anf.Sc  faid,Thou  art  altog.borne  in 

3  6. he  anfwered  and  faid, Who  is  the  Lord  ? 
1 8 . 3  o.they  anfweredznd  faidjf  he  were  not 
20.23  .Thomas  anf.Sc  faid,My  Lord  &  my  G. 

/4i3.4. 1  o.Peter  &John  anfwered  &  faid,Whecher 

Chapt.5.29. 

8. 24. Simon  anfwered  8c  faid,  Pray  ye  to  the  L. 

34-the  Ehnuchanf. Philip  &  faid,Ipray  thee 

37  .he  anfwered  and  faid,Il>eleeve  that  Jefus 

19. 1 5  .the  evil  fpirit<z?z/w.&  faidjefus  I  know 

2  5.9.Feftus#>z/5p.Paul  & faid,Wilt  thou  go  up 

See  further  in  ^§>att). 

Jefus  atlfmerPO  and  faid. 

Mat. 4.4  Jefus  anfwercd  and  faid, It  is  written 

Luke  4.4. 
1  i.+.anfwered  8c  faid,Go  &  (hew  John  againe 

2  5 .anfwered and  faid,I  thank  thee 
1 2.3  ^.anfw.Sc  faid.  An  evill  &  adulter  .geneva. 


A  N  S       A  N  S  ! 

48  Jefus  anfwer. 8c  faid,  Who  is  my  mother 
Lid(e  8.21. 
1 3 . 1 1  .anfweredznd  faid,  Becaufe  it  is  given 

l-j.anfw.znd  faid,  He  that  foweth  the  good 
15.3  mfw.znd  faid,  Why  do  you  trarifgreffe 
1  3  '.anfwered  and  faid,Evcry  plant  which  my 
zq.anfwered znd  faid,I  am  lcnt,but " 
26. anfwercd  8c  faid,  It  is  not  meet  to  take 
28  .anfw. znd  faid,  O  woman  .great  is  thy  fa. 
1 6. 2.he  anfwered  and  faid,  When  it  is  evening 
17. anfwered  &  faid,Bleffed  art  thou  Simon 
17. 11. anfwered  znd  faid,Elias  mult  firft  come 
17. anfw.Sc  faid,Ofaithlefs&perverfegen. 
\<).ae.anfwered and  faid,  Have  ye  not  read,that 
20  zz.anfw.8c  faid,  Ye  know  not  what  ye  aske 
zi.zi.anfw.8c  faid,Vcrily,ifye  have  faithand 
24\ Jefus  anf.Sc  faid,  He  aske  you  one  thing 
Lh\c  20.3. 
22.29.Jefus  anf.Sc  faid, Ye  do  erre,not  know. 
24.4.^^. &  faid,Take  heed  no  man  deceive 
z6.z2.anfw.8c  faid,He  that  dippethhis  hand 
Marine  14.20. 
Mar. 6. 37. anfwered  and  faid,  Give  ye  them  to  eat 
7.6.anfeo.znd  faid, Well  hath  Efaiasprophefied 
10. }.anfw.8c  faid,  Whatdid  Mofes  command 
j.anf.  &  faid,For  the  hardnefs  of  your  heart 
19.anfw.8c  faid,Verily,there  is  no  man  that 
51. anfwercd  znd  faid,What  wilt  thou  that  I 
1 1. 14.anfw.8c  faid,  No  man  eat  fruit  of  thee 
12.35  .anfwercd and  faid,How  fay  the  Scribes 
14.48.3??^  &  faid.  Are  ye  come  out  as  againft 
I«£.4.8. anfw.Sc  faid,Get  thee  behind  me  Satan 
10.41  anfweredznd  faid,Martha,Mai-tha,thou 
1 3 . 1 5. anfw.Sc  faid, Thou  hypocrite, doth  not 
i7.20.<sz/i*\&faid,The  Kingdom  of  G. com. 
19. 40.  anfwered  &  faid,I  tell  you  that  if  thefe 
22.51  Jefus  anfwered  &  faid,  Suffer  ye  thus  far 
23.3  .he  anfweredznd  faid,Thou  fayeft  it 
John  1 .48. anfw.Sc  faid,  Before  that  Philip  called 

Verfe  50. 
2.19. anfw.Sc  faid,Deftroy  this  templc,and  in 
3 . 3  .anfw.  &  faid,VeriIy,except  a  man  be  borne 
1  o. anfw.Sc  faid,Art  thou  a  mafter  in  Ifrael? 
4. 1  o.anfw.Sc  faid,If  thou  kneweft  the  gift  of 

13.anfw.Sc  faid,Whofo  drinketh  of  this  cup 
5. 19. anfw.  8c  faid,Verilythc  Son  candonoth. 
6. 26. anfw.Sc  faid,Verily,ye  feek  me  not,beca. 
29. anfwered and  faid,This  is  the  work 
43.anfw.Sc  faid,Murmure not  among  your 
7. z  1. anfwered znd(zid,I  have  done  one  work 
8.  i/^.anfw.  8c  faid,Though  I  bear  record  of  my 
12.30.ffi/iwm/ and  faid,This  voice  came  not 
13.7  .anf.Sc  faid,  What  I  do  thou  knoweft  not 
14.z3.anfw.8c  faid.If  a  man  love rr.e,he  will 
StnfoiereOtt. 
Pfalc/j.S. thou anfweredftthcm^O  Lord  our  God 
1 3  8. 3  .in  the  day  w hen  I  cried  thou  anfweredft 
2Pnfroerflf. 
fob  2 1. 3  4. in  your  anfw.  there  remaines  falfhood 

3 4. 3  6. becaufe  of  his  anfwer s  for  wicked  men 
Lu\.  2.47  .w ere  aftonifhed  at  his  underft.  &  anfw. 

3Jnfo>ereft. 

1  Sam.z6. 1 4.(zy ing,Anfwcrefl  thou  not  Abner 
fob  1 6  3 .  w  hat  emboldeneth  thee,t  hat  thou  anfw. 
Mat.z6.6z.  anfwereft  thou  nothing  ?  What  is  it 
Mark.  14.60. &  iy.^, 
fobn  18. 2 2. anfwereft  thou  the  high  prieft  fo 

tinfmeret}?. 
1  Sa  28.i5.Godisdeparted,&ffi/»'.menom6re 
1  J\»2.i8.24.theGod  thztanfweretb  by  fire 
fob  1 2.4.whocallethupon  God,  &  htanfwAiim 
Pro.  1 8 . 1 3  .he  that  dnfweretb a  matter  before 

2  3  but  the  rich  anfweretb  roughly 
27. 19. as  face  anfweretb  to  face,  To  the 

Ecclef.  5. 2 o.God  anfweretb  him  in  the  joy  ofhis 
10. 19.bin  mony  anfweretb  all  things 

Mar.o.  i9\he  anfweretb  and  faith,  O  faith 

1 0.24 Jefus <M/w.again,Childre,how  hard  is 

Luk  3 . 1 1  -he  anfw.Sc  faith,He  that  hath  two  coats 

Gal. 4. 2  5  .and  anfweretb  to  Jerufale  which  now  is 

2lttfcoermg. 

Mat.  3.15  Jefus  anfwering  faid,  Suffer  it  to  be  fo 
Mar.i  i.22  Jefus (tfz/ip.faith,  Have  faith  in  Gcd 

3  3  Jefus  <»2/w.faith,Neither  tell  I  you  by 
1 2. 1 7  Jefus  anfwering  faid,Rendcrto  Cefar 

24.  Jefus  anfwering  faid,  Do  ye  not  erre 

1 3. 2. Jefus 


A  N  S       ANY 

1 3 .2  Jefus  mfwering  faid,Seeft  thou  thefe  buil. 
5. Jefus  anfwcr.htgm  to  fay,  Take  heed,left 

i  j.z.he  mfwering  faid,Thou  fayeft  it 
huk.  i .  1 9.angel  mfwering  faid,I  am  Gabriel 
4. 1 2  Jefus  anfwer. faid,Thou  (halt  not  tempt 
5.5. Peter  #z/»>.faid,Mafter,  we  have  toiled  all 

2  2. he  cmfwmng  (aid,  Why  reafon  ye  among 
3 1  .Jcfus  mfwering  faid,They  that  are  whole 

6.3  Jefus«2/K><y«zgfaid,Have  ye  not  read  that 
7.22  Jefus  dnjrv Sziifio  your  way  &  telljohn 

40.a»/B'.SimonjI  have  fomewhat  to  fay  to 
9. 1  jj.they  cmfwmng  faid John  the  Baptift:  but 

2 1  .Peter  mfwering  faidjThe  Chriit  of  God 
10.27.he mfw.Caid,  Thou  ihalt  love  the  Lord 

3  o.Jefusd«/.faid,  A  certain  man  went  down 
1 3. z. anfwer. hid, Suppofe ye  that  thefe  Galil. 

8  .he  cmfwering faid,Lotd,let  it  alone 

1 4. 3  Jefus  cmfwmng  fpake  to  the  Lawyers 

1 5 .  29. he  cmfwering  faid  to  his  father,  Lo, thefe 

17.17  Jefus  a«/w.faid,Were  there  not  ten  cle. 
20. 34. Jefus  <J?z/.faid,The  childr.of  this  world 

3p.certain  of  the  Scribes  anfw.hid,  Mafter 
23 .4c .other  anfwering rebuked  him 

24. 1 8  .one  of  them  anfw.hid,  Art  thou  only  a 
Tit. z.y.noi  anfwering  againe 

3te.    3lnt0. 
?ro.6.6.°o  to  the  Ant,thou  fluggard 
3  0.2  j  .the  Ants  are  a  people  not  ftrong 
28nt(ct)ttft.   IHriticrjiiftS. 
i  Job.  2. 1 8. as  ye  have  heard  that  Antk.vi  ill  come 
even  now  are  there  many  Antkbrifts 
2 2. he  is  Anticbrifl  that  denieth  the  Father 
4.3. this  is  that  fpiritof  Antkhrift 
2  Job. 7. this  is  a  deceiver,and  an  Antichrift 

^nttoct). 
A61.6. 5  .Nicolas  a  profelyte oi  Antioch 
1 1 . 1  ^.travelled  as  far  as  Antioch 
20.fome  when  come  to  Antioch  fpake  to  the 

2  2. that  Barnabas  fliould  go  as  far  as  Antioch 
26. had  found  Saul,he  brought  him  to  Ann. 

Difciples  called  Christians  firft  in  Anti. 

27.came  Prophets  from  Jerufalem  to  Anti. 
1 3 . 1. in  the  Church  at  Antioch  certaine  Proph. 

1 4.  when  they  dep.fro  Perg.they  came  to  A. 
14. 19. certain  Jews  from  Anti.v/ho  perfwaded 

2 1  .they  returned  again  to  Lyftra  &  Antioch 

26.and  thence  failed  to  Antioch 
1  j. 2  2.to  fend  men  of  their  company  to  Antio. 

23  .to  the  brethren  of  the  Gentiles  in  Antio. 

30.  when  difmifled  they  came  to  Antioch 

3  5  .Paul  and  Barnabas  continued  in  Antioch 
18. 2 2. Paul  had  faluted  the  Chu.he  went  to  A. 

Cal.z.  1  i.when  Peter  was  come  to  Antioch 

2  Tim.  3.1 1. perfecutions  which  came  to  me  at  An. 

Snttpag. 
Rev.  2. 1 3  .wherin  Antipas  was  my  faithfull  mart. 

3Pntipatr(0. 
/iff. 2 3. 3 1.  brought  Paul  by  night  to  Antipatris 

S&nttqttttp. 

lfa-z  3. 7. whofe  antiquity  is  of  ancient  daies 

3HntotI)fjah. 

1  CM'.8.24.Hananiah>  Elam,  SiAntoihijah dwelt 

aintotJjite. 

1  Cbro.i  i.28.AbieZer  the  Antolh'ite 
1 2.3  Jehu  the  Antothite 
35nub. 
1  Chro.4.8. Coz  begat  Anub 
%n\si\\. 
Ifa.4 1 .7  .him  that  fmote  the  anvill 

3Jnt>. 
Ge».3.i.ferpent  more  fubtle  then  any  beaft 
4.1 5. left  any  finding  (hould  kill  him 
1 7. 1 2.bought  with  mony  of  any  ftranger 
1 9. 1 2. haft  thou  here  any  befides 
3 1 .  14. is  there  yet  any  portion  or  inheritance 
36.31  .before  there  reigned  dny  king  over  the 

1  Cfowz.1.43. 
42.  i6.whether  there  beany  truth  in  you 
43.34.was  5.timesasmuch  asflffy  of  theirs 
Exed.  1 . 1  o.there  falleth  out  any  warre 

10.2  3  .neither  arofe  any  from  bis  place 

1 1 .7  .but  againft  any  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

12.3  9#prepared  any  viduall 
16.24.was  there  any  wotme  therein 
20.4.OTV  graven  image,  or^likeneffe 

De/tf.4.16,17,18. 


ANY       ANY 

2 1.2  3. if  any  mifchiefe  follow 
22.io.deliver  any  beaft  to  keep 

2  2. ye  fliall  not  afflict  any  widow 

2  j  .if  thou  lend  to  any  of  my  people 
3 1  .(hall  ye  eate  any  fleih  torne 

30.3  2  .ihall  ye  make  any  other  like  it 

3  3  .whofo  qompoundeth  any  like  it 

3  i.i4.whofo  doth  any  worke  therein. Ver.  1  y. 
&l£vit.%i.so. 
3  2.24.whofo  hath  any  gold,let  him  break  it 
3  4. 10. done  in  all  the  earth,nor  in  any  nation 
3f.24.wasfound  Shittim  wood  for  any  work 
Levit.z.  1  .when  any  will  offer  a  meat-offering 
1 1  .burne  no  leaven,nor  any  hony 
4. 2. (in  againft  any  of  the  commandements 

Chapt.4.1 3, 22,27. &  ")-l7- 
6.3  .in  any  of  all  thefe  that  a  man  doth 

27. when  there  is  fpr.of  the  bio.  onanygzr. 
30.no'  lin-offer.whereof  any  of  the  blond  is 
7. 1 5. not  leave  any  of  it  till  the  morning 
18. if  any  be  eaten  on  the  third  day 
26.no  bloud  in  any  of  your  dwellings 
27.whofo  eateth  any  manner  of  bloud 

Chapt. 17.10, 12. 
11.3  2.upon  whatfoever<?«y  of  them,when  dead 
wherin  any  work  is  done,it  muft  be  put  in 
3  3  .every  earthen  veffcll,wherein  my  falls " 
3  8  but  if  any  water  be  put  upon  the  feed,& 
any  part  of  their  carkaffe  fall  thereon,  it 
1 3. 24.it  there  be  any  flefh  in  theskin 
i8.6.to<?ay  that  is neere  of  kin 

2 1  .not  let  any, of  thy  feed  paffe  through  the 
Deut.1S.10. 

2  3  .neither  (halt  thou  lie  with  any  beaft 

24. defile  not  yourfelvs  in an.of  thefe  things 

26. dial  not  comitawy  of  thefe  abominations 

neither  any  of  your  owne  nation,  nor 

any  ftranger  that  fojourneth  among  you 

3  o. keep  my  ordin.that  ye  comit  not  any  of 
1 9. 1 8  .not  a  venge,nor  bear  any  grudge  againft 

2 8. (hall  not  make<wy  cuttings  in  your  fleih 
for  the  dead,nor  print  any  markes  on  you 
Chapt.  2 1. 5. 
20.2.that  giveth  any  of  his  feed  to  Molech 
i6.ifawoman  approach  unto  any  beaft 
2 1  9. daughter  of  any  prieft,if  (he  profane 
1 7. hath  any  blemi(h,let  him  not  approach 

2  2 . 2  5  .the  bread  of  yourGod  upon  any  of  thefe 

25.2  %.i£any  of  his  kin  come  to  redeem  it,then 

Verfe  49. 
26. 1  .nor  fet  up<cz.imageof  ftone  in  your  land 
Dear.  16.22. 
Num.  5 .6.  woman  (hal  comit  an. fin  that  men  com. 
6.3  .nor  fliall  he  drink  <z«y  liquor  of  grapes 
9.1 2.nor  break  any  bone  of  it,  according  to  all 
i4.i3.<OTyofthem  that  provoke  d  me  fee  it 
20. 5. neither  is  there  any  water  to  drinke 

Chapt.  2 1. 5. 

22.3  8  .have  I  now  any  power  at  all 

23. 13.  is  there  any  divination  againft  Ifrael 
29. 7. ye  (hall  not  do  any  work.       Jer.ij.zz. 
30.5  .not  any  of  her  vowes  (hall  (land 

3  5. 1 1. (layer  that  killeth  any  perfon  unawares 

Ver.  1  j.  .79/6.20.3,9. 

3  o. whofo  kills  any  perfon,(halbe  put  to  dea. 

one  witnefs  (hal  not  teftifie  aga.asy  perfon 

Dent. 19.1  f. 

Deut .  z.  1 9. He  not  give  thee  of  Ammon  any  pofT. 

7.7-becaufe  more  then  any  people 

12. 17. not  eat  within  thy  gates /»zy  of  thy  vows 

14.1  .nor  make  any  baldnefs  between  your  eies 

3  .thou  (halt  not  eat  any  abominable  thing 
1 5/.7.apoore  man  within  any  of  thy  gates 
2 1  .if  any  blemi(h,thou  (halt  not  facrifice  it 
Chapt.  1 7. 1. 
16.  j.not  facrif.pafTov.witriintfTzyof  thy  gates 

2 1. not  plant  a  grove  of  any  trees  neare 
1 8 .6.if  a  Levit  come  from  any  of  thy  gates 
i9.20.c6mit  no  more  <?».fuch  evill  among  you 
2  2. 1  .in  any  cafe  bring  him  againe 

2  3 .  24.thou  (halt  not  put  any  in  thy  veffell 
24. 5; .n.ot  be  charged  with  any  bufinefle 

7  .if  found  ftealing  any  of  his  brethren  of 
28.1 4-not  go  afide  fr5  any  of  the  words  I  com. 
29.23.bearetb,  nor  any  graffe  groweth  therein 

3  2. 2  8. is  there  any  underftanding  in  them 


ANY      ANY 

3  y.any  that  can  deliver  out  of  my  hand 
Jojb.6.io.not  make  any  noife,nor  any  word  proc. 
10.21. hone  moved  his  tongue  againft  any  of 
1 1 .  n  .not  any  left  to  breathe.  Ver.  1 4. 

13.3  3. to  Levi  he  gave  not  <z«y  in  her 
2  3 . 1 3  .God  will  no  more  drive  out  any 

Judges  2.21. 
Judg.zo.S.wc  will  notany  of  us  go  to  his  tent 

21.1  .not  an.ol  us  give  his  daughter  to  Benjam. 
Ruth  1.11.  any  moe  fons  in  my  wombe 

2.22.meetthee  notin<wy  other  held 

1  Sam.  2. 2. nor  any  rockc  like  our  rocke 

5 . 5  .nor  any  that  come  into  Dagons  houfe 
9.2. he  was  higher  then  any  of  the  people 

Chapt.  1 0.2  3. 
I2.3.have  I  received  any  bribe 

13.2  2.neither  fpeare  found  in  the  hand  of  any 
14.24-curfed  be  the  people  that  eats  any  food 

Verfe  28. 
zj.zz.my  that  piffeth  againft  the  wall.  V.34. 
3o.2.they  (lew  not  any  either  great  or  fmall 

2  Sa.z.  1  .(hal  I  go  up  into  any  ofthe  cities  of  Jud. 

7.6.whereas  I  have  not  dwelt  in  any  houfe 

7.fpake  I  a  word  to  any.  1  Chro.17.6. 

9. 1  .is  there  yet  any  that  is  left  of  the  houfe 

Verfe  3. 
1 4.  i4.doth  God  refpeft  any  perfon 

3  2.if  any  iniquity  in  me,  let  him  kill  me 
19.42.  hath  he  given  us  any  gift 
2 1.  f  .that  deftroied  us  from  remem.  in  any  of 
x  jfywz.  2.36^0  not  forth  thence  any  whither 

Verfe  42. 
3 . 1 2,(hall  any  arife  like  unto  thee 
1 3  .not  any  among  the  kings  like  unto  thee 
1  Cb10.z9.zj. 
10. 20. not  the  like  made  in  any  kingdom e 

1  y.i7.not  fuffera^y  to  go  out  or  come  in 

29.he  left  not  to  Jerufal.<wy  that  breathed 
i8.26.nor«»ythatan(wered.  Ver.29. 

2  Kjn.6.3 3.why  waitl  for  the  Lord  any  longer 
1 0.5. we  will  not  make  any  king 

zq.if  any  ofthe  menefcape 
14. 26. for  there  was  not  any  (hut  up,nor 

any  left,  nor  any  helper  for  Ifrael 
23.2 J  .nor  after  him  arofe  there  any  like  him 
2  Chro  9.0.  neither  was  there  any  fuch  fpice  as  the 
£3J.7.24.touching<»zyof  thepriefts,  toimpofe 
Job  4.20.withouta»y  regarding  it 
j.i  .if  there  be  any  that  will  anfwer 

4.neither  is  there  <«y  to  deliver  them 
6.6. any  tafte  in  the  white  of  3n  egge 
8 . 1 2.it  withereth  before  any  other  herb 
9.3  3. nor  is  there  my  daief  man  betwixt  us. 
10. 22. a  land  of  davknefs,withou(:  any  order 
16. 1 7.not  for  any  injuftice  in  mirte  hands 
1 8.  i9.nor«tfy  remaining  in  his  dwellings 

2  i.2  2.(hall  my  teach  God  knowledge 
25.3. is  there  any  number  of  their  armies 

3  1. 19. if  I  have  feen  any  pen(h  for  want  of  clo- 

thing,or  any  poore  without  covering 
33.13  .gives  not  account  of  my  of  his  matters 

z-?. if  any  fay,I  have  finned,  and  perverted 
34.27.would  not  confider^sy  of  his  waies 
3 6.  j.God  is  mighty,  and  defpifeth notary 
3  7 .  24.he  refpefteth  not  any  that  are  wife 

P/a/.4.6.who  will  (hew  us <z«y  good 

.   14. 2. to  fee  if  there  were  my.  Pfal.  53.2. 

3  3 . 1 7.(hall  he  deliver  any  by  his  ftrength 
3  8 . 3  .is  there  any  reft  in  my  bones 
59.  j  .not  mercifull  to  any  wicked  tranfgreflbr 
7 4.9. my  Prophet,nor  any  that  knoweth 
86.8.nor<*#y  workes  like  thy  workes 
91. 10. nor  my  plague  come  nigh  thy  dwelling 
1 09.1 2.nor  let  there  be  <isy  to  favour  his  child. 
1 1  j.  1 7 .neither  any  that  go  downe  into  filence 
1 19. 133  .let  notany  iniquity  have  domin.over 
1 3  5. 1 7.1's  their  any  breath  in  their  mouths 
139. 24.and  fee  i  f  there  be  any  wicked  way 
141 .4.encline  not  my  heart  to  any  evill 
146.2.  He  praife  my  G.while  I  have  any  being 
147.20.hath  not  dealt  fo  with  my  nation 

P/fl.6.3  j. he  will  not  regards  ranfome 
14.3  4.but  (in  is  a  reproach  to  my  people 
28.17.that  doth  violence  to  the  bloud  of  any 
30.3  o.and  turneth  not  away  for  my 
3 1.  j.pervert  the  judgment  of  any  ofthe  afflicT:. 
Ecclef.i.  11. be 


ANY       ANY 

Ecclef.  i .  1 1  .be  any  remcmbran.  of  tilings  to  come 
2.  io.withheld  not  my  heart  from  any  joy 

Ifa.z.j.  neither  is  there  any  end  of  their  treafures 
nor  is  ihere  any  end  of  their  charets 
1 9. 1  f  .nor  (hall  there  be  any  work  for  Egypt 
26. 1 8. we  have  not  wrought  a;zj/  deliverance 
zj-iXeAany  hurt it,Ile  keep  it  nightand  day 
,1, 20.nora#yof  the  cords  be  broken 
3  6. 1 8  .hath  any  of  the  gods  of  the  nations  deli . 
44.8.there  is  no  God,I  know  not  any 
*  1. 1 8  is  there  any  that  taketh  her  by  the  hand 
fj.^.nejther^wy  deceit  in  his  mouth 
$6. 2.his  hand  from  doing  any  evill 
59.4.nor  any  pleadeth  for  truth 

Jer.  5. 1  .if  there  be  any  that  execute  judgement 
;).4.truft  ye  not  in  any  brother 
14.22.are  there  any  among  the  vanities  of  the 
1 8. 1 8. not  give  heed  to  any  of  his  words 

2  3. 2 4. can  any  hide  him  in  fecret 

3  3.26.6)  that  I  will  nottakea?zy  of  hisfeed 
36.24.neither  king,nor  any  of  his  fervants 
37. 1 7.1s  there  any  word  from  the  Lord 
48-9.be  defolatc,without<0zy  to  dwell  therein 
50. 40. nor  any  fon  of  man  dwell  therein 

5 1 .43  .nor  any  fon  of  man  pafle  thereby 
Lam.  1  - 1 2. if  there  be  any  forrow  like  my  forrow 

3 .49-and  ceafeth  not,without  any  intermiffion 
£^  f.i  i.mineeiefpare,  norwilll  haveatfypity 
7.n.nora?zyof  theirs,neither  (hall  there  be 

1 3  .nor  (hall  aa.ftrengthe  himfclf  in  the  ini. 
i2.24.there(halbe  no  more  any  vain  vi (ion 
1 5 .4.1s  burntjls  it  meet  for  any  worke  ?  V.  j . 
i6.«,.noeie  pitied  to  do  any  of  thefe  to  thee 
18,7  .hath  not  opptefkda?zy,but  hath  reftored 
8  .neither  hath  taken  any  increafe,  nor  hath 
j  1. 8. nor  any  tree  in  the  garden  of  God 
39.1$  .when  any  feeth  a  mans  bone,  then  (hall 
44. 1 3. no  ftrang.come  neer  to  any  of  my  holy 
2 1  .nor  any  prieft  drink  w ine  when  they  ent. 
46. 1 6. if  a  prince  give  a  gift  to  any  of  his  fons 
Da».2.30.for  any  wifdome  that  I  have  more  then 
6.4. nor  a?zy  errour  found  in  him 

5. we  (hall  not  find  any  occafion  againft  this 
S.^.any  that  could  deliver  out  of  his  hand 
1 1 . 1  j.nor  dial  there  be  any  ftrength  to  withft. 
Hof.  1 3 . 1  o.where  is  there  any  other  that  will  fave 
Amos  6. 1  o.is  there  yet  any  with  thee 

8.7.1k  never  forget  any  of  their  workes 
Obad.  1 8. not  any  remaining  of  the  houfe  of  Efau 
Zecb.  13.3  .when  any  (hall  yet  prophefie 
Mat.  10.  f  .nor  into  any  city  of  the  Samaritans 

1 3 . 1 9.when  any  one  heareth  the  word 
Afar.  j. 3  j  .why  troubled  thou  the  maft.as.further 
8.26.nor  tell  it  to  any  in  the  towne 
n .  2  5  ,forgive3if  ye  have  ought  againft  any 
12.21  .neither  left  he  any  feed,and  the  third 
34.no  man  that  durft  aske  him  any  que  ft  ion 
Lu^e  20.40. 
1 4.63. what  need  we  any  further  witnefTe 

Lu\e  22.71. 
Iȣ.3.i4.neither  accufe  any  falfly,&  be  content 
8.43  .Phyficians,nor  could  be  healed  of  any 
9. 3  6  .told  no  man  in  thofe  daies  any  of  thofe 
io.i9.nothing  (hall  by  any  meanes  hurt  you 
1 1 . 1 1  .if  a  fon  aske  bread  of  any  of  you 
20.2 1.  accepted  thou  theperfon  of  any 
i7.deny  that  there  is  any  refurreftion 
24.41  .have  ye  here  any  meat.         John  2 1 .  % . 
John  2.25  .needed  not  that  any  (hould  teftifie 

7. 48. have  any  of  the  rulers,  or  of  the  Pharifees 
Aff.4. 1 2.1s  there  falvation  in  any  other 

3  2.faid  any  of  them  that  ought  he  poffeffed 
3  4>nor  was  there  any  among  them  that  lack. 
9.2.that  if  he  found  any  of  this  way,whether 
1 3 . 1 5-if  ye  have  a«y  word  of  exhortation 
i9.2.not  heard  whether  any  holy  Ghoft 
24.20.if  they  have  foundasy  evill  in  me 
25.5 .if  there  be  any  wickedneffe  in  him 
1 7. without  any  delay  on  the  morrow 
27.12.  iibyany  meanes  attain  to  Phenice 
3  4.not  an  haire  fall  from  the  head  of  any 
42.1eft  any  (hould  fwimme  out 
z8. 2 1. (liewed  or  fpake  any  harme  of  thee 
Rom.i.io.if  by  any  meanes  at  length  I  might 
6.2.dead to  fin,livc any  longertherein ? 
1 1 . 1 4.if  by  any  meanes  I  may  provoke 


ANY 


A  P  A 


1 3>9.if  there  be  any  other  comman.it  is  briefly 
1  %.  1 8.  dare  to  fpeak  of  any  of  thofe  things 

1  Cor.  1 .  i  5  .left  any  (hould  fay,I  had  baptized 

16.I  know  not  whether  I  baptized  an  other 

6. 1  .dare  any  of  you,  having  a  matter  againft 
1 2.not  be  brought  under  the  power  of  any 

7. 1 2. if  any  brother  hath  a  wife  that  beleeveth 
9.27.1eft  by  any  meanes  when  I  have  preached 
1  o.  27. if  a#y  of  them  that  beleeve  not  bid 

2  Cor.i  .4. to  comfort  them  which  are  in  any  trou. 

2. 5. but  if  any  have  caufed  griefe 

8.2  j.  whether  any  do  enquire  of  Titus 

1 1 . 3 .1  fear,left  by  any  means  as  the  ferp.begui. 

2 1. wherein  any  is  bold>I  am  bold 
1 2. 1 7. by  any  of  them  that  Ifentunto  you 
Gal.  1. 8. preach  any  other  Gofpel  unto  you.  V.9. 
Ephef.^.f.  hath  any  inheritance  in  theKingdome 
Phil.  2. 1 .  if  there  be  any  confolation  in  Chrift 

if  any  comfort  of  love>if  any  fellowfhip 
of  the  Spirit,ifa;zybowels  &  mercies 
3 . 1 1  .if  by  any  meanes  I  might  attaine 
4.8. if  there  be  any  vertue,and  if  there  be 

any  praife,  thinke  on  thefe  things 
Col.z.z 3  .not  in  any  honour  to  the  fatisfying  of 

1  Tfe/;2.9.wouldnot  bechargable  to  any  of  you 

zThefi.S. 
4.6.defraud  his  brother  in  any  matter 

2  Thef.z.i  •  let  no  man  deceive  you  by  any  meanes 
3 . 1  o.if  any  would  not  work,  nor  (hould  he  eate 

1  Tim. $.8.if  any  provide  not  for  his  owne,and 
Tit.  i.6.ifanybe  blamcleffe,the  husband  of  one 
Heb\i .  1 2. left  there  be  in  any  of  you  an  evill  heart 
1 3  .left  any  of  you  be  hardened  through  the 
4. 1. any  of  you  (hould  feem  to  come  (hort  of  it 
1 2.(harper  then  any  two-edged  fword 
1 3  .is  there  any  creature  that  is  not  manifeft 
I2.iy.leftawyman  faile  of  the  grace  of  God 
left  asy  root  of bitternefle  fpringing  up 
icMeft  there  beany  fornicator,or  profane 
Jam.  1.  $.if  any  of  you  lacke  wifdome,let  him  aske 
2 3. if  a«y  be  a  hearer  of  the  word 
5 . 1 2. nor  by  any  other  oath, but  let  your  yea  be 
1 3  .is  any  among  you  afflicted  ?  let  him  pray 
is  any  merry  ?  let  him  fing  Pfalmes 
i4.is  any  fick  among  you  ?  let  him  call  for 
1  g.if  any  of  you  do  erre  from  the  truth,  and 

1  Pet.  3 . 1 .  if  any  obey  not  the  word,  they  alfo  may 

6.are  not  afraid  with  any  amazement 

2  Pet.  1. 20. no  Script.is  of  any  private  interpretat. 

3 .9.not  willing  that asy  (hould  perifh 
2  Job.  1  o  .if  there  come  any, 8c  bring  not  this  doc~t. 
Rev.y.  1  .not  blow  on  the  fea,nor  on  any  tree 
i6\the  fun  light  on  them,nor  any  heat 


3Inp  man, 
%  np  nto*e, 
%nt  ttyfttg, 
3fnp  time, 
3top  Suife, 


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,#an. 

I  ■&  tying. 
t&ime. 
,BDtfe. 


3fnp  totyie 

Mar.  1  s.44.whether  he  had  bin  any  while  dead 

9pace. 
2  Sam.  1 8  .^,  $  ,he  came  apace, and  drew  neere 
P^a/.68.i2.kingsof  armies  did  flee  apace 
Jer. 46. 5. the  mighty  ones  are  fled  apace 

HLpart. 
EXod.  1 3 . 1 2.fet  apart  all  that  open  the  matrix 
Livk.  1 5 . 1 9.(he  (halbe  put  apart  7 .daies 

i8.i9.aslongas(he  is  put  apart  for 
Pfal.$.  3  .the  Lord  hath  fct  apart  him  that 
E^.22. 1  o. humbled  her  that  was  fet  apart 
Zech.  1 2. 1 2.every  family  apart.  Ver.  14. 

Mat.  1 4. 1 3  .he  departed  into  a  defart  place  apart 
2  3  .he  went  into  a  mountaine  apart 

Chap.  1 7. 1.  &Lu\e  9. 2. 
17.19.came  the  Difciples  to  Jefus  apart 
20.17.took  the  1 2.Difciples  apart  in  the  way 
Mar. 6. 3 1 .  come  ye  your  felves  apart 
Jam.  1 . 2 1  .lay  apart  all  filthineffe 

1  l$».io.22.bringingivory,apM,and  peacockes 
zChrbn.g.zi. 
%  piece. 

Num.%  -47.take  5  .(hekels  a  piece,by  the  poll,after 

1 7.6\every  one  of  the  princes  gave  a  rod  a  piece 

1  Kin.7.1  J.twopill.of  braffe  of  iS. cubits  a  piece 


AP  H       AP  O 

£^.io.2i.everyonehad4.facesa^te 
4 1 .  24>the  doore  had  t\vo  leaves  a  piece 
I«^.9. j. neither  have  two  coats  a  piece 
John  2.6\containing  two  or  three  firkins  a  piece 

aipelleflf. 
Rom.  1 6. 1  o.falute  Apelles  approved  in  Chrift 
%i>arfatt)fefteiar. 

E^\4.9.wrote  Rehum  and  the  Aphar fathoms 
y.6.copy  of  the  letter  that  the  Apharfathli.  fent 
6\6.your  companions  the  Apharfath.  be  ye  far 

3pl)ar(jte0. 
E^ra  4.9.wrote  Rehum  and  the  Apbarfites 


Jojh.  1 2. 1 8  .the  king  of  Aphe\  one 

i3.4.thatisbefide  the  Sidonians,  to  Aphc\ 
19.3  o.Ummah  alfo  &  Aphefa  cities  of  Afher 
1  Sam.A.i.thz  Philiftines  pitched  in  Aphe\ 

Chapt.29.1. 
1  J0».2.°i6.Benh.numbred  Syr.&  went  to  Aph. 

3  o.but  the  reft  fled  to  Aphe\ 
z  Kin.  1 3 . 1 7. thou  (halt  fmite  the  Syrians  in  Aph. 

Jojb.  1 5 .  j  3  .cities  of  Judahjanum3^j>fe^ab 

1Hp!)(a6. 
1  Sam.y.  1  .Kifh  the  fon  of  Apkiab  a  Benjamite 

3&ph1cfc. 
Judg.\.i  1. did  Afher  drive  out  the  inbz.olApbic^ 

3lpltfatl). 
Mic.t.id.in  the  houfe  of  Aphrath  roule  thy  felfe 

^phfesf. 
1  Cbr.zq.  ij.thc  i7.toHezer,the  iS. to  A phfes 

Kpolio?. 
Aff.  1 8. 24. a  certaine  Jew  named  Apollos 

19. 1. while  Apollos  was  at  Corinth 
1  fer.  1. 1 2.I  am  of  Paul,I  am  of  Apollos,  Ch.3.4. 
j.y.whothenisPaul  ?  and  who  is  Apollo  ? 
(k\  have  planted,  Apollo  watered,  but  God 

2  2.whether  Paul,or  ApoUu,ov  Cephas 
4. 6. transferred  to  my  felfe,and  to  Apollo 
16.1z.zs  touching  our  brother  Apollos ,1 

Tif.3 . 1 3  .bring  Zenas  and  Apollos  on  the  way 

UlpoUonta. 
Atl.  1 7 . 1  .when  paffed  through  Apollonia  came  to 

Spoilpon. 
Rev.y.  1 1. in  the  Greek  tongue  his  name  Apollyon 

9poftle. 

Rom.  1 . 1  Paul  called  to  be  an  Apoftle.    1  Cm.  1 . 1 . 

1 1 . 1 3  .as  I  am  the  Apoftle  of  the  Gentiles 

1  Cor.$.  1  .am  I  not  an  Apoftle  ?  am  I  not  free  ? 

2. if  I  be  not  an  Apoftle  to  others,  yet 
1  f -9.not  meet  to  be  called  an  Apoftle 

2  Cor.  1.  I.Paul  an  Apoftle  by  the  will  of  God 

Ephef.i.i.8c  Colof.1.1.  &  1  Tim.1.1. 
&  2  Timoth.  1.1. 
1 2. 1 2. the  fignesofan  Apoftle  were  wrought 
Gal.  1  .i.Paul  an  Apoftle,  not  of  man.nor  by 
1  Ti;».2.7.whereuntoI  am  ordained  an  Apoftle 

z  Tim.  1 . 1 1 . 
Tii.i.i.Paul  a fervant  of  G.&  an  Apoft.oi Jcf.C. 
He6.3.i.conliderthe-4/w/?/e  and  high  prieft 
1  Pet.  1 . 1  .Peter  an  Apoftle  of  Jefus  Chrift 
2 Pet.  1. i.Peter a  fervant  &  mApoftleof  Jef.Chr. 
2lpoftle0. 

Afaf.io.2.the  names  of  the  1  z.Apoftles  are  thefe 
Mar.6.7,0  4/w/?.gathred  themfel.  togeth.to  Jefus 
Ln\.6. 1 3  .he  chofe  1 2.whom  he  named  ApofHes 
9.io.the  Apoftles  when  returned  told  him  all 
1 1 .49.1k  fend  them  Prophets  and  Apoftles 
1 7 .  y  .the  Apo.faid  to  the  Lord,Increafe  our  fa . 
2 2. 1 4. he  fate  downe  and  the  12. Apoftles 
24.  io.which  told  thefe  things  to  the  Apoftles 
Atl.  1 .2.had  given  commandement  to  the  Apoft. 
26.he  was  numbred  with  the  11. Apoftles 
2-37.faid  to  Peter  &  the  reft  of  the  Apoft  Men 
42.they  continued  ftedfaft  in  the  /fyw-doftr. 
43  .and  fignes  were  done  by  the  Apoftles 

Chapt.y.12. 
4. 3  3. with  great  power  gave  the  Apoft.  witnefs 

3  5  .laid  them  downe  at  the  Apoftles  feet 

Ver.37.8c Chap  5.2. 
2^.Jofes,  who  by  the  Apo.was  furna.  Barfa. 
j .  1 8.1aid  their  hands  on  the  Apoftles 
29.then  Peter  &  the  other  Apoft. answered 
34. to  put  the  Apoftles  forth  a  little 
40.when  they  had  called  the  Apo.  &  beaten 
6".6.whom  they  fet  before  the  Apoftles 

S.i.all 


A  P  O       A  P  P 

8 .  i  .all  fcatcered,cxcept  the  Apoftles 

i4.wh;n  the  Apo. which  were  at  Jeru.heara 
1 8. through  laying  on  of  Apoftles  hands  the 
9.27.Bar.took  him  &  brought  him  to  the  Ap. 
i  i.i.^fo..&breth.which  were  in  Judea  heard 
i4-4.part  with  the  Jewes3part  with  the  Apoft. 
14-which  when  the  Apo&axn.&i  Paul  heard 
I  j.i.to  Jeru.to  the  Apofi.Sc  Elders  about  this 
4-they  were  received  of  the  Church  &  Apo. 
6.the  Apo.8c  Elders  came  togeth.to  confider 
2i.it  pleafed  the  Ap.Sc  Elders  with  the  Ch. 
25  .the  ApcBldetS  &  brethren  fend  greeting 
3  3  .let  go  in  ptace  from  the  breth.to  the  Ap. 
1 6.4. decrees  that  were  ordained  by  the  Apoft. 
Rom.  16. 7. w  ho  are  of  note  among  the  Apoftles 
1  Cor.q.g.God  hath  fet  forth  us  the  Apoftles 
9. 5-lead  about  a  fifter  as  well  as  other  Apofiles 
i2.28.firft  /^ojWc^fecondarily  Prophets 
z 9. axe  all  Apoftles  ?are  all  Prophets? 
i5.7.feenof  James>then  of  all  the /ipo/J/gs 
9.I  am  the  leaft  of  the  Apoftles 
z  Cor. 1  i.j.I  was  not  a  whit  behind  th:  chi.  Apo. 
Chapt.12.11. 
1 3  .fuch  are  falfe  Apofiles^  deceitfull  workers 
transforming  themfelvs  into  the  Ap. of  C. 
Gal. 1.  17.  which  were  Apoftles  before  me 
ip.other  of  the  Apofiles  faw  I  none 
Epb.  2.  20.built  upon  the  foundation  of  the  Apoft. 
3 . 5  .as  it  is  novv  revealed  to  his  holy  Apoftles 
4. 1 1 .  he  gave  fome  Apoftles, ind  fome  Prophets 

1  Tfe/;2.6.burdenfome  as  the  Apofiles  ofChrift 

2  Pet. 3.1. of  the  commandement  of  us  the  Apoft. 
Jude  1 7.which  were  fpoken  before  of  the  Apoftles 
Rev.  2. 2. which  fay  they  are  Apofiles,  and  are  not 

1 8 .  20.rejoyce  over  her  ye  holy  Apoftles 
2 1 . 1 4>and  in  them  the  names  of  the  1 1.  Apoft. 
Apottlefhip. 

Aff.i.z$.take  part  of  this  miniftry  &  Apoftlejhip 
Rom.  1 . 5  .by  whom  we  have  received  grace  &  Apo. 

1  C0A9. 2.the  feale  of  mine  Apoftlejhip  are  ye  in 
Gal.z.Z.wxote  effectu.  in  Peter  to  the  Apo.of circ. 

Apottyecarp. 
Exo.  30.25  .ointmet  comp.after  the  art  of  the  Ap. 
3  5  .confeft.after  the  art  of  the  .<4p.ch.37.29 

2  C/;?\i6.i4.1aid  Afa  in  fpices prepar.by  the  Apot. 
Ecclef.i  0.1. dead  flies  caufe  theointm.of  the  Apo. 

Apothecaries. 
Neb.  3 .8.  repaired  Hananiah  fon  to  one  of  the  Ap. 

Appaim. 
i  Cbro. 2.30.the  fons  of  Nadab,Seled,&  Appaim 
3  1  .the  fons  of  Appaim,l(hi :  and  the  fons  of 
Apparantlp. 
I\'/tfB.i2.8.with  him  will  I  fpeak apparantly 
Apparell. 

Judg.17.10.afmt  of  apparell, and  thy  victuals 

1  S^#z. 27. 9-David  took  away  camels  &  apparell 

2  Sam.  i.24.put  ornam.of  gold  upon  your  apparel 

1 2. 20. David  changed  his  apparell  - 
i4.z.put  on  now  mourning  apparell 
1  Yjn.  1 0.5.  the  attendance  of  his  min.&  their  ap. 

zCbron.g.q. 
E\ra  3.io.fet  thepriefts  in  the'uapparell 
Efth.  5. 1. Eft  her  put  on  her  royall  apparell 
6 .'8 .let  the  royall  apparell  be  brought 
9.1et  this  apparell  be  delivered  to  the 
to.make  hafte,take  the  apparell  and  horfe 
1 1. then  tookHaman  the  apparell  &  horfe 
8.15  .Mordecai  went  out  in  royall  apparell 
Ifa.  3.22.  the  changeable  fuits  of  apparell 
4. 1  .we  will  weare  our  owne  apparell 
63.1  .this  that  is  glorious  in  apparell 

2.wherefore  art  thou  ready  in  thy  apparell 
E^.27.24.merchantsinchefts  of  rich  apparell 
Zepb.  i.8.all  that  are  clothed  in  ftrange  apparell 
Zecb.14.14.  wealth  of  the  hea.gold^filverjand^. 
Att.i.  10.  two  men  flood  by  them  in  white  appar. 
12.21  .Herod  arayed  in  royall  apparell 
20.3  3 .1  have  coveted  no  mans  appdrcll 
1  Tim.  2.9.women  adorne  themfel.in  tnodeft  app. 
Jam.z.z.ifa.man  come  in  goodly  apparell 

1  Pet.  3. 3. not  of  wearing  gold,putdng  on  apparel 

ApparelleD. 

2  Sam.  13.18  .kings  daug.that  were  virgins  app  a. 
I«£.7.2$.thatare  gorgeoufly  apparelled,  and  live 

Appeale.    SppealeQ. 
Act.  25.1 1 .1  appeale  unto  Cefar 


APP       APP 

1 2.haft  thou  appealed  unto  Cefar 
2 1. when  Paul  had  appealed  to  be  referved  to 
2  f  .he  himfelfe  hath  appealed  to  Auguftus 
z6. 3  2.if  he  had  not  appealed  unto  Cefar 
28. 19. 1  was  conftrained  to  appeale  unto  Cef. 
Appearance. 
Num.9. 1 5 .upon  the  taber.as  it  were  appear. of  fire 

1 6.the  appearance  of  fire  by  night 

1  to2.16-7.man  looketh  on  the  outward  appear. 

E  ^.  1 .  ?  .likenes  of  4.1iving  cre.this  was  their  <zp. 

1 3  .their  appearance  was  like  burning  coales 

of  fire^and  like  the  appearance  of  lamps 

i4.returnedasthefl|)|;e^'.of  a  flam  of  light. 

16. the  appear  cm-,  of  the  wheels  &  their  work 

26. a  throne  as  the  appeara.of  a.  Saphir  ftone 

upon  the  throne  as  the  appe.ofa  man  above 

27. as  the  appe.ol  fire  round  about  within  it 

from  the  appearance  of  his  loines  upward 

and  from  the  appearance  downward 

Chapt.8.2. 

2  8. as  the  appearance^  of  the  bow  that  is  in 

the  cloud,fo  was  the  appe.of  the  brightnes 

was  the  appear.ofthe  glory  of  the  Lord 

1 0.1. as  the  appeara.of  the  likenefs  of  a  throne 

^.appe.of  the  wheels  as  the  colour  of  a  Beril 

40. 3. there  was  a  man3whofe  appearance  was 

like  the  appearance  of  braffej  w  ith  a  line 

:    4i.2i.pofts  of  the  tem.werefquaredj&the^. 

of  the  one  as  the  appearance  of  the  other 

42. 1 1. were  before  them  was  like  the  ap.of  the 

43.3.  it  was  according  to  the app.of  the  vifion 

Dan.%.  1 5. flood  before  me  as  the  appear. of  a  man 

1  o.6.his  face  as  the  appearance  of  lightning 

1 8  .touched  me,one  like  the  appear. of  a.  man 

Joel  2.4>the  appearance  of  them  is  as  the 

appearance  of  horfes,and  horfmen 
John  7 .24.judge  not  according  to  the  appearance 
z  Cor. ^.iz.whkh  glory  in  appearance, not  in  heart 
io.7.do  ye  look  on  things  after  outward  app. 
1  Tbef.  5. 22.abftain  from  all  appearance  of  evill 

Appearances!. 
E^c!(.  10. 10. as  for  their  ap. they  4.  had  one  liken. 
zz.thek  appear.Sc  themfelves  was  the  fame 
Uppeare. 
Gen  1 ,9#let  the  dry  land  appeare 

30#37.Jacob  made  the  white  appe.  in  the  rods 
Exod.  23.15  .none  (hall  appeare  before  me  empty 
Chapt.34.20.8c  Dent. 16. 16. 
1 7. three  times  in  a  year  all  males  appeared 
Chap.  3 4. 2  3.8c  Deut.  1 6. 16. 
34.24.defire  thy  land  when  thou  goeft  to  app. 
Levit.  1 3 .  57 .if  it  appeare  ftill  in  the  garment 
Dent. 1 1  1 1  .when  alllf.come  to  ap.hefoxe  the  L. 
Jutig.  1 3 . 2 1  .the  angel  did  no  more  ap. to  Manoah 
1  £z.i.2  2.Ile  bring  him  that  he  may  appea.before 

2. 27. did  I  plainly  appear  tothehouleof  thy 
Py2i/.42.2.when  fliall  I  appeare  before  God 

90 .1 6. let  thy  work  appear  to  thy  fervants 
Catit.z.  1 2. the  flowers  appeare  on  the  earth 
4. 1  .haire  as  a  flock  of  goats  that  appeare  from 
Chapt.6.5. 
7. 1 2. let  us  fee  whether  the  tender  grape  appear 
lfa.  1 . 1 2.when  ye  come  to  appeare  before  me  w  ho 
Jer.11 .26.difco.thy  skirts  that  thy  (hame  may  ap. 
E"Kck..  2 1 .  24.in  all  your  doings  your  fins  do  appear 
Afa£.6.i6.that  they  may  appeare  to  men  to  faft 
1 8  .that  thou  appeare  not  unto  men  to  faft 
23.27.whkh  indeed  appe. beautiful  outwardly 
28.foye  outwardly  appear  righteous  to  men 
24.3  o.then  (hall  appear  the  fign  of  the  fon  of 
Lull. l  I-44-ye  are  as  graves  which  appeared  not 

19.1  i.kingdomeof  G.lhould  immediazly  app. 
Act. 22. 3  o.he  commanded  the  councell  to  appear 
26. 16. of  thofe  things  in  the  which  He  app.to 
Rom.7.1 3  .but  fin,  that  it  might  appeare  fin 
2  Cor. ^.xo.we  muft  all  app.befoxe  the  judgem.fe. 
7.1 2. our  care  for  you  in  the  fig.of  G. might  ap. 
1 3 .7-not  that  we  fhould  appeare  approved 
Col.  3. 4. when  Chrift  who  is  our  life  fhall  appeare 
then  fhall  ye  alfo  appeare  before  him 
1  Tim.4. 1 5  .that  thy  profiting  may  appeare  to  all 
Heb.9. 24. now  to  appe.  in  the  prefence  of  G. for  us 
2 8. (hall  he  appe.the  fecond  time  without  fin 
1 1. 3. were  not  made  of  things  which  did  appe. 
1  Pct.4. 1 8  .where  fhall  the  (inner  appeare 
5.4-whenthe  chiefe  (hepheard  fliall  appeare 


APP      APP 

\  Job. z.z%.Yihzn  he  fhal  app. we  may  have  confid. 
3  .z.it  doth  not  yet  appear  what  we  (halbe 
but  when  he  (hall  app. we  (halbe  like  him 
Rev.  3.18  .(hame  of  thy  nakedneffe  do  not  appeare 

Appeare  referred  to  God. 
Levit.g.^.to  day  the  Lord  will  appeare  unto  you 
6.the  glory  of  the  Lord  (hall  appe.  unto  you 
i6.z.Ileappe.in  thecloud  upon  the  mercy-feat 
2  Cbro.i.y.  in  that  night  did  Godapp.to  Solomo 
Pfal.  1  o  2. 1 6.he  (hall  appeare  in  his  glory 
lfa.66.f.he  fhall  appear  to  your  joy,and  they 

1  Joh.$. z.when  he  (hall  appe. we  (halbe  like  him 

Appeared. 

Exod.  14.27.fea  returned  when  the  morning  appe. 

Judg.13. 3. angel  oftheL.appearedto  the  woman 

1  o.man  hath  ap. that  came  torn:  the  other  d . 

2  Sam.iz. 16. the  channels  of  the  fea  appeared 

2  Kjn.z.  11. there  appe. a.  chatet  of  fire  and  horfes 
Neh.q.zi.we  laboured  till  the  ftarres  appeared 
E^\  1  o.  1 .  there  appear. oyer  them  a  Saphir  ftone 
S.thereap.in  the  Cherub,  the  form  of  a  man 
ly.ix.fheappe.in  her  height  with  the  mult.of 
Dan. 1.1 5. their  countenances  appeared  fairer 
8.i„inthe  3.yearofBel(haz.  a  vifion  appeared 
after  that  which  appeared  at  the  firft 
Mdf.  1. 20. the  angel  of  the  Lo. appear. in  a  dreame 
Chap. 2. 13, 19. 
2.7-what  time  the  Itarre  appeared 
1 3.26.then  appearedthe  tares  alfo 
i7.3.beholdjtherefl/>/>e.to  themMof.&  Elias 
Marty  9.4. 
27. 5  3 .went  into  the  holy  city,&  app.to  many 
Mar.  16. 9. he  appeared  firft  to  Mary  Magdalen 
1 2.after  that  he  app. in  another  form  to  2.of 
14-after  he  appearedto  the  eleven  at  meat 
Lu\.  1 . 1 1  .thete  app.to  him  an  angel  of  the  L.ftan. 
9  8  .of  fome5that  Elias  had  appe.of  others, that 
3  i.who<y>|>.ingloryj&  fpakeof  his  deceafe 
22.43  .there  typM-an  angel  to  him  fro  heaven 
Acl. z.^.thcte appearedto  them  cloven  tongues 
7. 30. there  ap.tohlm  in  the  wild,  of  mount  Si. 
3  5.  by  the  hands  of  the  angel  which  appea.in 
16. 9. a  vifion  appearedto  Paul  in  the  night 
26. 1 6.1  have  appeared  to  thee  for  this  purpofe 
27.20.when  neither  fun  or  ftarres  appeared 
7*W.2.n.thegraceof  God  hath  appear. to  all  men 
3 .4.after  the  love  of  God  toward  man  appear. 
Heb.9. 26. hath  he  appearedto  put  away  fin 
Rev.  1 2. 1  .there  ap.a  great  wonder  in  heaven.V,  3 . 
_.  ,     .  ,    (  God,  or 

•  Appeared  joyned  with  -^  u..^ 

Gen.  12.7  .the  Lord  appeared  to  Abram 

builded  an  altar  to  the  L.who  appeared 
17.1.  Abram  was  99.years  old  when  rhe  L.ap. 
1 8.  i.the  L.ap.  to  him  in  the  plaines  of  Mamre 
26.2. the  Lord  appeared  to  Ifaac.  Ver.24. 

3  5-i.make  there  an  altarto  God  thatappcared 
7.El-Bethel,becaufe  there  God  appeared 
9. God  appeared  to  Jacob  againe 
48.3  .God  almighty  appeared  to  me  at  Luz 
£w.3.2.theangel  of  the  Lo.  appeared  in  the  buih 
16. L.God  of  Abrah.Ifa.&  Jacob  a/^.to  me 
4. 1  .they  will  fay,The  Lord  hath  not  appeared 

5  .may  beleeve  the  G  .of  Abtah.appea.to  thee 
6. 3 .1  appe. to  Abr.  by  the  name  of  G.  almighty 
1 6. 10. the  glory  of  the  Lord  appea.in  the  cloud 
Le  v.9. 2  3.  glory  of  the  h. appeared  to  a\\  the  people 
Numb,  i^.io. 
Num.  16. 19. glory  of  the  ~L.ap.to  all  the  congreg. 
Ver.42. 8c  Cha.20.6. 
Deut.  31.15 .the  Lord  appeared  in  the  tabernacle 
Judg.6. 1 2. the  L.appear. to  G ideon,&  faid,The 
1  Sam. 3.21  .the  Lord  appeared  agiin  in  Shiloh 

1  ^3.3,5. in  Gibeon  the  L.app.to  Sol.inadream 

9-2.the  Lord  appeared  to  Solom.a  fecond  time 
ii.9.whichhaditppMrtritoSolomon  twice 

2  Chr.  3 .1  .where  the  L. appeared  to  David  his  fath. 
7.1 2. the  Lord  appeared  to  Solomon  by  night 

Jer.7, 1.3  .theLord  hatha.ppcared  of  old  unto  me 

1/^.24. 3 4.the  Lord  is  rifen  8c  appearedto  Simon 

Acl.7.z.the  God  of  glory  appe.to  our  fath.Abra. 

9. 1 7 .  Jefus  that  appeared  to  thee  in  the  way 

Appeal" 

If%i3.i4.whentherawfleih^.he(halbeuncl. 

43  .as  the  leprofie  app.in  the  skin  of  the  fle(h 

Deut.z.^o.xnight  deliver  him  as  appeareth  this  day 

P/5/.84.7.every 


APP       APP 

P/^.84>7.every  one  of  them  in  Zion  appearetb 
Pro.zj.  z  5  .hay  appezreth,the  tender  graft  the  weth 
fer.e.i.tvdl  appearetb  out  of  the  North,  &  great 
Mai.  3  .a.who  fhall  ftand  when  he  appearetb 
fam.A.  i4.life  as  a  vapour  that  appearetb  for  a  lit. 
Sppearins. 

i  rwz.6.i4,keepthis  com.untill  theflppea.of  our 
z  Tim.  i .  io.but  now  is  made  manifeft  by  the  ap. 
4.  i. fhall  judge  quick  &  dead  at  his  appearing 
'  8.bnt  to  all  them  that  love  his  appearing 
Tit.z.i  3  .looking  for  the  glorious appearingoi the 
1  Pet.  1.7-found  unto  praife  at  theappearing of  Je. 

aippeafe.    3lppeafeu,$c. 
Got.  3  2.20.I1C  flppca/e  him  with  the  prefent 
Efth.  1. 1 . Ahaf.was  appeafed,he remembred  Vafhti 
Pro.  1 5 . 1 8  .he  that  is  flow  to  anger  appeafeth  ftrife 
^ff.  19.3s  .town-clark  had  appeafed  the  people 

Spppcrtaine. 
2v"«w.i6.3o.fwallow  them  up  with  all  that  ap.  to 
7e>-.  1  o .  7  .for  to  thee  doth  it  appertaine 

See  #>t«ta(ne. 
aprjertafnet).    3&ppettateetij,$c. 

£«;.6. 5.give  it  to  him  to  whom  it  appertained 
Num.  1 6.'j  a.all  the  men  that  appertained  to  Korah 

j  j.they,and  all  that  appertained 'to  them 
Neh.zS  .timber  to  make  beams  appertainingto  the 
K0OT.4. 1  .our  father  as  appertaining  to  the  flelh 

Sppettte. 
fob  j8.j9.wilt  thou  fill  the  appe.oi  the  young  li. 
Pro.  2  j  .2.if  thou  be  a  man  given  to  appetite 
Eccl.6.7.  all  labour  for  mouth, yet  flppe.not  filled 
Ifa.z9.8he  awaketh,and  his  foule  hath  appetite 

Sppfyfa. 
Philem.z.to  our  beloved  Appbia  and  Archippus 

Aft.  z  8 . 1  5  .came  to  meet  ns  as  far  as  Appii- forum 

%W\loftbeeye. 
Deut.^z.i  o.he  kept  him  as  the  apple  of  his  eye 
Pfal.ij.S.keep  me  as  the  apple  of  the  eye 
Pro.7-i.keep  my  law  as  the  appk  of  thine  eye 
Lam.z.  1 8 .let  not  the  apple  of  thine  eyes  ceafe 
Zech.z.S .toucheth  you,  toucheth  the flp.of his  eye 

$ppletree* 

C<wtf .  2.  j  .as  the  apple  tree  among  the  trees,  fo  is 
8 . 5 .1  raifed  thee  up  under  the  apple  tree 

Joel  1. 1  a.palme  tree  and  apple  tree  withered 
3ppie3. 

Pro.  z  5. 1 1  .like  apples  of  gold  in  pictures  of  filver 

Caht.z.%  Aay  me  with  flag,  comfort  me  with app. 
7.8.and  thefmell  of  thynofe  likeapples 

Pfal.90. 1 2.may  apply  our  hearts  unto  wifdome 
Pro.z  2.and  apply  thine  heart  to  underftanding 
2 1. 1 7. and  apply  thine  heart  to  my  knowledge 
23 .1  i.flpp/y  thine  heart  unto  inftruftion 


Ecclef.y. z^.l  appliedmy  heart  to  know  wifdome 
8  .^.applied  my  heart  to  every  worke  done  und. 
i6.when  I  applied  my  heart  to  know  wifd. 
Appoint. 
Ge8.jo.28. appoint  me  thy  wages.and  lie  give  it 

4 1 .  j  4. let  him  appoint  officers  over  the  land 

Exo.  2. 1 . 1  g  .lie  appoint  thee  a  place  whither  to  flee 

30.i6.flpp«.the:vttonementmony  for  theferv. 

Levit. 26. 16. lie  appoint  over  you  terror>confump. 

N»».i.f  o.fhalt  appo.  the  Levits  over  the  tabern. 

j .io.appoint  Aaron  &  his fons,they  fhall  wait 

4.i9.Aaron  &  his  fons  (hall  flpp.cach  his  ferv. 

27.yefhalldopo.to  them  in  charge  all  their 
j  <,.6.fhalbe  6. cities  of  refuge  which  ye  fhal  ap. 
1 1  .then  ye  fhall  app.you  cities  to  be  cities 
fo(h.zo  .z.app'm  out  for  you  cities  of  refuge 

1  Sam.8. 1 1  .he  will  take  your  fons,  &  ap p o.them 

1 2. he  will  flpp.him  captains  over  thoufands 

2  Sam .  6 .  z  1  .to  appoint  me  ruler  over  the  people 

7 . 1  o  .He  appoint  a  place  for  my  people  Ifrael 
1 5 . 1 5  .ready  to  do  what  my  lord  the  K-fhaldp. 

1  Kjn.^.  6. lie  give  hiretothyfer.as  thoufhaltflp. 
9.11e  conveigh  th€  to  theplace  thou  fhalt  ap. 

1  Chr.  1  j.  1 6.  David  fpake  to  the  Levits  to  appoint 

Neh.y.  j .  appoint  watches  of  the  inhab.of  Jerufale 

Eft.z.  j .  let  the  kingflppo.officers  in  all  the  provi. 

Job  14.13  .wouldft  appoint  me  a  fet  time,  &  rem. 

jr/fl.26.i.falvation  will  God  appoint  for  walls 
6 1  .j  .to  appoint  to  them  that  mourn  in  Zion 

fer.  1  5 .  j  .He  appoint  over  them  4.kinds,  faith  the 


APP       APP 

49. 1 9.chofen  man  that  I  may  appoint  over  her 
who  will  appoint  me  the  time 
Chapt.50.44. 
5  1 . z-j. appoint  a  captaine  againft  her 
£^.  2 1 . 1  ^.appoint  thee  two  waies 

20. appo.  the  way  that  thefword  may  come 

2  2. w  as  divination  to  appoint  captaines  to 

to  appoint  battering  rams  againft  the  gate 

45-6.ye  fhal  app.  the  poff.of  the  city  jooo.br. 

Hof.  1 . 1 1  .they  fhall  appoint  themfelves  one  head 

Ato.24.5  t-appo.him  his  portion  with  hypocrites 

Lull.  1 2.46.  appo.  him  his  portion  with  unbeleev. 

2  2.29.I  appoint  you  a  kingdome,  as  my  Father 

Ac~t.6.i  .whom  we  may  appoint  over  this  bufinefle 

9ppomtet>. 
Gen.4. 2  5  .appointed  me  another  feed  in  flead  of 
24. 1 4.  that  thou  haft  appoint,  for  thy  ferv.Ifaac 
44.fame  be  the  woman  that  the  L.hath  app. 
Num.g.z.keep  thepaffover  at  hisappointedfczha 

Verfe  j. 
7.may  not  offer  an  offring  in  his  flpp.feafon 
1  3  .beca.he  brought  not  the  off.in  his  flp.fea. 
fojb-  20.7.they  appointed  Kedefh  in  Galilee 

9. thefe  were  the  cities  appo.iot  all  the  child. 
fudg.i%.\  i.fix  hundred  men  ap.  with  wea.ofwar 

Ver.16,17. 
20.  j  8. now  there  was  3n  appoln.  figne  between 

1  Sa.  1 3.1 1.  thou  cameft  not  within  the  daks  app. 

19.20.andS1m.uel  Handing  as  appo.ovet  them 
a  1 . 2.1  have  appoint. my  feryants  to  fuch  a  place 

2  5. 30. fhall  have  appointed  thee  ruler  overlfra. 
29.4^0  to  his  place  which  thou  haft  appo.hxm 

z  Sa.ij  .1  q.L.hadapp.to  defeatthe  goodcounf. 

i  Kin.  1 . 3  5 .1  have  appointed  him  to  be  ruler 
1  i.i8.gave  Hadad  an  houfc,flppfl.him  victuals 
1 2. 1 2. as  the  king  had  flppo.faying,Come  the 
20. 42. let  go  a  man  whom  I  appo.to  utter  deft. 

2  JCsz.7-i7.kingflpjw.the  lord  on  whofe  hand  he 

8 .6.the  king  appointed  to  her  a  certain  officer 
10.24.Jehu  appointed  80. men  without 
1  i.i8.the  prieft  flppo.officers  over  the  houfe  of 
i3.i4.kingof  Aflyr.<zppo.He2.3oo.tal.of(ilv. 

1  Cbr.6.4%. Levits  appoint,  to  all  maner  of  fervice 

49.  Aaron  &  his  fons  appointor  the  work  of 
9. 29.fome  of  them  were  appxo  overfee  the  vef. 
1 5 . 1 7  .fo  the  Levits  appo.  Heman  fon  of  Joel 

1 9. fo  the  fingers  were  ap.to  found  withcim. 
i6.4.heflppo.certain  to  minifter  before  the  Ark 

2  Cbr.S .  1 4.Solomon  app.the  courfes  of  the  priefts 

20.21 . ^zhoftizxp. appointed  fingers  to  the  Lord 
23 . 1 8jehoi.  app.iht  offices  of  the  hou.of  the 

3  i.2.Her.app.the  courfes  of  the  priefts  &  Le. 

j  .he  appoin.alCo  the  kings  portion  of  his  fub. 
3  3 .8  .out  of  the  land  I  have  appoin.your  fathers 
34. 12. they  that  the  king  hadflpp.wentto  Hul. 

E^.3.8.theyflpp.the  Levits  from  20.  years  old  & 
8.20.  Nethinims  whom  Dav.  had  appo.iot  the 

Neh.6.y.ha&  flp.prophets  to  preach  of  thee  at  Jer. 
7. 1. when  porters,fingers,Levits  were  appointed 
9. 1 7. in  their  rebellion  appointed  a  captain 
1 1.  j  1 .1  appo.two  great  comp.that  gave  thanks 
44.at  that  time  were  foroe  ap.ovtt  the  cham. 
1 3 . 3  o.I  appointed  the  words  of  rhe  priefts 

Eft.  1 . 8  .none  did  compell,for  the  king  had  appoin. 
2. 1  ?  .Efth. required  nothing  but  what  Heg.ap. 
4,5. whom  he  had  appointed  to  attend  upon  her 

fob  7 . 3  .wearifome  nights  are  appointed  to  me 
1 4. 5  .thou  haft  appo.his  bounds>he  cannot  pafs 
20.29.the  heritage  appointed  unto  him  by  God 
23 .  i4.he  performeth  the  thing  that  is  appoint. 
30.23. to  the  houfe  appointed  for  all  living 

PP/.44. 1 1  .given  us  like  fheep  appointed  for  meat 
j  %.<;. and  appointed  a  law  inlfrael 
79.11  .preferve  thou  thofe  that  are  appoin.todiz 
102.20.to  loofe  thofe  that  are  appoint.to  death 
I04.i9.hedppfl«tf^themoonforfeafons 

Pw.7.20.he  will  come  at  the  day  appointed 
8.29.when  he  appoint,  the  foundat.of  the  earth 
3 1 .8  .of  all  fuch  as  are  appointed  to  deftruftion 

Ifa.  1 . 1 4.your  appointed  feafts  my  foule  hateth 
28.25  .the  appoint  .barley  and  rie  in  their  place 
44.7 .  fince  I  appointed  the  ancient  people 

fer.  5 .  24.be  referveth  the  appoi.  weeks  for  harveft 

3  3 .2  5.if  I  have  not  appothe  ordinan.of  heaven 

47.7. againft  thefea-fhore  there  hath  he  appoi. 

1  E^.4-6.1  have  appointed  thee  each  day  for  a  year 


APP       APP 

$6.5.haveappoint.my\3.nd  into  their  poflefflo 
43 .2 1  .he  fhall  burn  it  in  the  appointed  place 

Ban.  1 . 5. the  king  appointed  them  a  daily  provifion 
1  d.  I  fear  my  lord  who  hath  appo.yom  meat 

Mic.6.<).hi3x  the rod,and  who  hath  appointed 

Ato.26.19.Difdp.did  as  he  appoin.thcm,  &  made 
27.10.gave  them  for  the  pot.field  as  theL.flp. 
28.16.the  n.wentintoamount  where  Jc.ap. 

Lu\.  j .  1 3 . exact  no  more  then  that  which  is  appo. 
io.i.aftcrthefe  the  Lord  appointed  other  70. 
2  2. 29. as  my  father  appointed  to  me 

Acl.  1 . 2  j  .they  appointed  two,  Jofeph  &  Matthias 
7.44.our  fathers  had  tabern.  as  he  had  appoint. 
17.  j  1  .becaufe  be  hath  appo.  a  day  in  the  which 
20. 1  j  .for  fo  had  he  appoint. vainding  himfelfe 
22. 10.be  told  thee  all  things  that  are  appointed 
z  8 . 2  3  .w  hen  they  had  appointed  him  a  day 

1  C0i.4.9.the  Apoft.laft,  as  it  were  appoint,  to  dea. 

1  Thef.  j .  3  .know  that  we  are  appointed  thereunto 

5. 9. God  hath  not  appointed  us  to  wrath 

2  Tim.  1 . 1 1 .  w  hereunto  I  am  appointed  a  preacher 
Tit.  1.5  ordain  elders  in  every  city  as  I  appointed 
Heb.  1 . 2  .whom  he  hach  appoin.  heire  of  all  things 

j.2.who  was  faithiull  to  him  that  appoint. him 
9. 27. as  it  is  appointed  to  men  once  to  die 

1  Pe£.2.8.whereunto  alfo  they  were  appointed 
IfppofnteD  time  and  times. 

Gen.  1 8 . 1 4>at  the  time  appointed  w  ill  I  returne 

Exod.t).  5. the  Lord  hath  appointed  a  fet  time 
2  3. 1 5. eat  unle  bread  7.daies  in  the  time  appo. 

fofh.S.i^.Pii  went  to  battell  at  the  time  appoint. 

1  Sam.  1  j  .8 .accord. to  the  fet  time  that  Szm.appo. 

20.3  5.Jon.went  into  the  field  atthetimea&p. 

2  Sam.  20.5  .tarried  longer  then  the  fet  time  appo. 

24.1 5.Lo.fent  a  peft.from  morn. to  time  appo,. 
E^r.  10.  i4.ftrange  wives  come  at  appointed  times 
ZVefc.5.i4.from  the  time  I  was  appoint. to  be  their 

10.34.to bring  the  wood-off.at  times  appoint. 
Chapt.i3.j  1. 
Efi.g. 27.keep  thefe  2.daies  accordi.tothe  ap.timt 
j  1. to  confirm  thefe  daicsin  rimes  appointed 
fob  7 . 1  .is  there  not  an  appointed  time 

14.14.all  the  daies  of  my  appointed  time  will 
Pfal.8 1.  j.  blow  the  trumpet  in  the  time  appointed 
lfa.14.1  i-nonefhalbe  alone  in  his  appoint. tlrats 
fer. ^8.7.the  Stork  knoweth  her  appointed  times 

46. 1 7. he  hath  pafled  the  time  appointed 
Van.S.  1 9.at  the  time  appointed  the  end  fhalbe 

10. 1. but  the  time  appointed  was  long 

1  i.27.yet  the  end  fhalbe  at  the  time  appointed 
29-at  the  time  appointed  he  fhall  return 
j  5. becaufe  it  is  yet  for  a  time  appointed 
Hab.z.  j. virion  is  yet  for  an  appointed  time 
AB.17.z6  hath  determined  the  times  before  ap. 
Ga/.4.2.untill  the  time  appointed of  the  Father 

Hipporrttetl). 

Dtf?Z. 5. 2 1. that  he  appoint.over  it  whomfo  he  will 

3lppotntment. 

Numb.q.zj.  at  the  appo.oi  Aaron  &  his  fons  fhall 

1  Sa.  13.3  2.by  theap.of  Abfol.this  hath  bin  det. 
Ecy.6.9.wheat,falt,accord.to  thcapp.of  the  prieft 
fob  2.  ii  .had  made  an  appoin.togttha:  to  come  to 

SppjerjmQ.    3G-np:encnQtQ. 
Aff.iz.4.vrhenhzha.dapprchen.Peter,he  put  him 

2  Cor.  11.32.  kept  city  with  a  gar.defirous  to  app. 
P/ji/.  3. 12. that  1  may  apprehend  that  for  which  alfo 

I  am  apprehendedoi Chrift  Jefus 

1 3.I  count  not  my  felfe  to  have  apprd)ended 

a&pppoadj. 

Lev.  1 8. 6. none  of  you  fhall  approach  to  any  that  is 

1 4.fhalt  not  appr.to  his  wife,  fhe  is  thy  aunt 

19. not  appro. to  a  woman  put  apart  for  her 

20.16.if  a  woman  approachto  any  beaft,  &  lie 

a1.17.nOtflppio.to  offer  the  bread  of  hisGod 

Verfe  18. 

2v««z.4.i9.when  they  flp^.unto  themoft  holy  thi. 

pe#f.20.2.come  nigh  to  battel,  the  prieft  fhalflp. 

3  .you  flp.this  day  to  battell  againft  your  en. 

3  1. i4.behold  the  daies  flp.that  thou  muft  die 

fojh.H.^.l  &  all  the  peo.wirh  me  wil  appr.to  the 

fob  40. 1 9. can  make  his  fword approach  to  him 

Pfal.6  5.4.blefled  the  man  whom  thou  cauf.to  ap. 

Je/'.30.2i.fhallflpp/'.to  me,and  who  is  this  that 

engaged  his  heart  to  approach  to  me 

£•^£.42. 1  ?  .that  appro.to  the  L.fhal  eat  the  moft 

1 4.fhall  appro,  to  thofe  things  w  hich  are  for 

________     ■ 4j.19.give 


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ARC      ARE 


4j.19.give  to  the  feed  ot  Zad.  which  approach 

1  T«».6.i6.dwelling  in  light  wch  no  man  can  ap. 

atppjoachet).  2tpp?oacbetb,$c. 

2  Sa.  1 1 .  20.whtrefore  appr.  ye  fo  nigh  to  the  city 
2  Kjn. 16. 1  2. the  K.approached  to  the  altar,  &  off. 
lfa.  5 8.2.they  take  delighc  in  approacbingto  God 
Luk_.  1 2. 3 3  .where  no  thief  approachcth^nox  moth 
Heb.i  0.2  5/0  much  the  more  as  ye  fee  the  day  ap. 

Sfppjobe. 

Vfal.49  1 3 .  yet  their  pofterity  appro. their  flyings 
1  Cor.  16.3.  whomfo  you  fhall  app.by  your  letters 
Phil.  1 . 1  o. that  ye  may  appr.  things  that  are  excel. 

^ppiObeD. 
ifi.i.ii.aman  approved  of  God  among  you 
Rom- 14. 1 8. is  acceptable  to  God,approved  of  men 
16  lo.falute  Apelles  approved  in  Chrift 

1  Cui'.i  1. ij.whichaieap/)/'. maybe  made  manif. 

2  Co;  .7. 1 1. in  all  things  ye  have  appro  your  felves 

1 0.1 8. not  he  thatco  r.endeth  himfelf  is  appro. 
1 3 .7. not  that  we  ihould  appear  approved,but 
1  Tim.z.i 5 .ftudy  to lhew  thy  felt  appr.unta  God 

JSppiobeft.    aippiobetfo. 

Law.  3 . 3  6.to  fubvert  a  man  the  Lo.approveih  not 
Rom.z.iS.approveji  the  things  that  are  moft  excel. 
SPppzotstng. 

1  C0r.6-4.in  all  things  approvmgoux  felves 

Uptons. 
Gen.  3 .7  .they  fewed  fig-leaves,nnd  made  aprons 
Ail.  19. 1 2. from  his  body  were  brought  tfpnww 
3pt. 

2  Kw.24.16.all  apt  for  war  K.  of  Babyl.brought 
1  Chr.j .^o.numbzi of  Alher  apt  to  war  26000. 

1  Tim.  3. 2.aBifhopmuft  be  apt  to  teach 

2  77»z.z.24.fervantof  the  Loidapt  to  teach 

JJqutla. 
/4#.  1 8 . 2.found  a  certain  Jew  named  Aquila 

18. Paul  failed  into  Syria  with  Vxifci.&c  Aq. 

26. whom  when  Aqu.&c  Prifcilla  had  heard 
Rom.  16.3.  greet  Aqmla  and  Prifcilla  my  helpers 

1  C0r.16.19.Aqu.ic  Prifci.falute  you  in  the  Lord 

2  T//7z.4.i9.falute  Prif.&  ^«.the  houfh.of  One. 

9r. 

Num.zi.i^.ffxetm  that  goes  to  the  dwelli.of  Ar 
28  .it  hath  confumed  Ar  of  Moab 

Dent.  2.9.I  have  given  ^rto  the  children  of  Lot 
1 8  .thou  art  to  pafs  through  Ar,coa.tt  of  Mo. 
29. and  the  Moabites  which  dwel  in  Ar  did 

Z/a.ij.i.in  the  night  Ar  of  Moab  is  laid  wafte 
3Ira. 

1  Cfoc7.38.fons  of  Jetherjephunneh^rai 

SJrab. 

fojh.i  j.52.the  cities  of  Judahj^ra^Dumah 

3trabab. 
Jojh.  1 3 . 1 8  .paffed  along  Arabab  Northward 

and  went  downe  unto  Arabab 
Srabfa. 

1  Kjn.  1  o.  1  5  .that  Sol.  had  of  the  kings  of  Arabia 

2  Cbron.  g,  14. 
Ifa.z  1. 1 3. the  burden  upon  Arabia.  In  theforreft 
of  Arabia  (hall  ye  lodge,  O  ye  travelling 
Jer.  2  5.24.  give  the  cup  to  all  the  kings  of  Arabia 
£3^.27. 21. Arabia  occupied  with  thee  in  rams 
Gal.  1 . 1 7 .1  went  into^;a^a,&  returned  to  Dam. 
4.2  5. this  Agar  is  mount  Sinai  in  Arabia. 
Arabian. 
Neb.z.  i9.Gcfhem  the  Arabian  heard  it,laughed 

6.1  .when  Sanballat,  Tobiah,  Gefhem  the  Ar. 
lfa.  1 3 .  20.  neither  mall  the  Arab,  pitch  tent  there 
jer.-i'.z'.is  the  Arabian  in  the  wilderneffe 
Arabian©. 

2  Cfer.  1 7. 1 1  .the  Arabians  brought  Jeholh.flockes 

2i.i6.ftirred  up  againft  Jehor.the fpirit  of^r. 
22. 1. band  that  came  with  the  Arab.hzd  flaine 
26. 7. God  helped  Uzziah  againft  the  Arabians 

Neh. 4.7 .when  the  Arab,  heard  the  walls  of  Jeruf. 

Att.z.i  i.Cretes  &  Arabians  we  hear  them  fpeak 
SraO. 

Num.  2 1 . 1  .when  K.  Arad  the  Canaanite  heard 
Chap.33.4Q- 

Jofh.i  i.  i4.the  king  of  Arad  one 

fudg,  i.i6.wildcrneswhichliesontheSou.of  A. 

1  Cforo.8.1  5.  the  fons  of  Elpaal^radjAder 
2Frab. 

1  Cfc-o.7.39.the  fons  ofUlla,^rafc,Haniel 

E%ra  2. 5. the  children  of  Arab  775. 

Ncb.6. 1 8 .  Tobiah  the  fon  of  Arab 


7.10 .the  children  of  Arab  652. 

airam.  See  18am. 

Gen.  10.22.  the  fons  of  Shem,  Lud,  Aram 

i  Cbron.  1. 1 7. 
2  3  .the  children  of  <4ra«,Uz>Hul 
22.21.  Kemuel  the  father  of  Aram 
Num.  2  3 .7  .Balak  brought  me  from  Aram 
1  Cfo\2.2  3.took  Aram  with  the  townes  of  Jair 

7.34.fonsofShamarJehubbahJ/4?7tt8 
Mat.  1 . 3  .and  Efrom  begat  Aram 

4.and  Aram  begat  Aminadab 
Lu\.  3 . 3  3 .  fon  of  Aminadab  was  the  fon  of  Aram 

3£>a0an=a!ram.  See^&aOan. 
JJramtteffe. 

1  Chr.7.1 4.his  concubine  the  Aramiteffe  bare  Ma. 

Uran. 
G«2.36.28.thechildrenofDi(han,  U'i}Aran 

1  Cbron.  1.42. 
Ararat. 

Go?. 8 ,4.ark  refted  on  the  mountains  of  Ararat 
Jir.j1.27.call  againft  herthe  kingdoms  of  Ara-f. 
3lraanab- 

2  Sa.  24. 1 6. angel  was  by  the  thrcfti.place  of  Ara. 

i8.reare  an  altar  in  the  threfh.flo.of  ^ra#«. 
20. Araunab  looked  and  faw  the  king  &  his 
2 1  .Araunab  faid,Wherefore  is  my  lord  come 
2  2.  Araunab  faid,  Let  my  lord  take  and  offer 
2  3  .all  thefe  did  Araunab  as  a  king  give 

and  Ara.fs.id,  The  Lord  thy  God  accept 
24.king  faid  to  Arau.  Nayjbut  I  will  buy  it 
2Brap. 
E/?.6. 9.that  they  may  aray  the  man  withall 
Job  40. 10. aray  thy  felfe  with  glory  and  beauty 
Jer. 4  3 . 1 2.fhall  aray  himfelf  with  the  land  of  Eg. 
x  Tiw.29.not  withbroidred  haire3or  coftly  aray 

&rap. 
Judg.zo.zo.xtut  themfelves  in  aray  to  fight 

Verfe  30. 
3 3  .put  themfelves  in  aray  at  Baal-Tamar 

1  5"a«?.4.2.Philift.putthemfel.ina/'ay  againft  Ifr. 

1 7  2.1fiael  fet  the  battel  in  aray  aga.the  Phili. 
8  .why  are  ye  come  to  fet  your  battel  in  aray 
z  1  .Ifrael  &  the  Philift.had  put  battel  in  ar. 

2  Sa.  to. 8. child. of  Amnion  put  the  battell  in  ar. 

1  Ch>  on.  1 9.9. 

9.Joab  put  the  choice  in  aray  agai.  the  Syr. 

1  Cbron.  19. 10. 

icthat  he  might  put  them  in  ar.aga.Amm. 

1  Cbron.  19. 11. 

17. Syrians  fet  themfelves  in  aray  aga. David 

1  Kjn.  20.12  .faid  to  his  fery.Set  your  felves  in  ay. 

and  they  fet  themfelves  in  aray  againft 

1  Chr.  1 9.17. David  fet  the  battel  in  ar.ag.the  Syr. 

2  Chr.  1 3.3.  Abijah  fet  battel  in  ar.  with  400000. 

Jeroboam  againft  him  fet  in  aray  800000 
1 4. 1  o .  Afa  fet  the  battell  in  aray  at  Marefliath 
fob  6.4.terrours  of  God  fet  themfelves  in  aray 
lfa.  2  2. 7. horfmen  fhal  fet  themfe.in  ar.at  the  gate 
Jer. 6. 2  3  .fet  in  aray  as  men  for  war  againft  thee 
5  o,9.aflembly  from  the  North  fet  themf.in  ar. 
14  put  your  felves  in  aray  againft  Babylon 
42.every  one  put  in  aray  againft  Babylon 
Joel  2. 5  .as  a  ftrong  people  fet  in  battell  aray 

SlrapeO. 
Gen  4 1.4  2. arayed  Jofeph  in  veftures  of  finelinne 
2  Cfo.f  .i2.Levits  all  of  them  arayed  in  white  lin. 

28.  ij.took  the  captives,and  arayed  them 
Eft.6. 1 1  .took  Haman  the  app.m.ll,&  aray. Mord. 
Mat.6. 29.W3S  not  arayed  like  one  of  thefe 

Liife  12.27. 
1/^.23. 1  i.Herod  and  his  men  arayed  Chrift 
Ail.  12.21  .Herod  arayed  in  royall  apparcll 
Rev.y .  1 3  .what  are  thefe  that  are  arayed  in  white 
1 7 .4.the  woman  was  arayed  in  purple 
i9.8.to  her  was  granted  to  be  arayed  in 
Sflrba. 
Jojh.  14.15  .Arba  was  a  great  man  among  the  An. 
1  5 . 1 3  .to  Caleb  he  gave  the  city  of  Arba 

Urbab. 
Gen.  3  5 . 2  7  Jacob  came  to  Arbab  which  is  Hebron 
Joft.z  1.  n.gave  Caleb  Arbah,whkh  city  is  Heb. 

Iflrbatbfte. 
2  Sam.  23.31 .  Abialbon  the  Arbathite^Azmwcth 
1  Cbron.  1 1.32. 
Scbite. 
2  Sa.  2  3 . 3  5  .Hezr.thc  Carmelite,  Patai  the  Arbite 


31r  change!. 

1  Thef.4.i6.(li3.\  defcend  with  the  voice  of  an  Ar. 
Jude  9.  yet  Michael  the  Archangel  when  contend. 

&xti)z\ms. 

Mat.z.zz.v/htn  he  heard  Arch.did  reign  injudea 

%U%Zt.     %XC\)Z13. 
Gen. 2 1. 20. dwelt  in  the  wild.nnd  became  an  arch. 

49. 23.the archers  have  forely  grieved  him 
Judg.  5.11  .they  are  delivered  from  the  noife  of  ar. 
1  Sam.  31.3  .and  the  archers  hit  him,and  he  was 

fore  wounded  of  the  archers 
1  Chron.10.1. 

1  Cforo.8.40.thefonsofUlam  were  artferj- 

2  Cbro.i  5«23.the  archers  Ihot  at  king  Jofiah 
Job  1 6.1 3  .his  archers  compaifed  me  round  about 
lfa.zi.i-;.  relidue  of  the  numb.of  the  ard>.fhalbe 

2 2. 3. they  are  bound  by  the  archers 
Jer.  f  o .  2 9.call  together  t he  arch,  againft  B aby Ion 
$  1.3  .againft  him  that  bendeth^let  the  ar  .bend 

itches. 

E^.40. 1 6. narrow  windows  to  the  arches.V.zcf. 
z  1. arch. therof  after  the  meaf.of  the  fir.gate 
Vcrfe  22. 
zz.arcbes  were  before  the  fteps.       Ver. 26. 
24.he  meafured  the  arches.  Ver.29,3  3,36. 
3  o .arches  were  round  about  2  5 .cubits long 
3  1  .arches  therof  were  toward  the  utter  court 
Verfc34. 
3frebetotte0. 
E^r.4  p.then  wrote  Rehum  and  ihtArcbcvites 

3lrcbf.    flrchite. 

Jojh.  1 6. 2,lot  of  Jof.pafled  to  the  borders  of  Arc . 

2  Sa.  1 5.3  2.Hulhai  the  Arcbite came  to  meet  Da. 

i6.i6.Hu(h.the  Arcbite  was  come  to  Abfalom 

1 7. 5. call  now  Hufhai  the  Arcbite jend  let 

i4.counfell  of  Huthai  the  Prefer*?  is  better 

1  rtr.27.3  3.Huihai  the  Arc.  was  the  kings  com. 

archippttff. 
Co/.4.i7.fay  to  Archippus, take  heed  to  the  minift. 
Vhilem.z.xa  Arcbippusonx  fcllow-fouldier 

2Jrduru0. 

Job  9#9.which  maketh  Arttttrm,  Orion 

3  8.3  2.canft  thou  guide  Arclurus  with  his  fons 
2fr0.    Jftt)itf0. 
Gf».46.2i.fonsofBenjaminjHuppimand^ii 

Nu?nb.z6.$Q. 
Num.z6.40.of  Ard,tht  family  of  the  Ardites 

3rOou. 
1  Cfo-o.2.i8.herfonsare  thefe Jeiher, ^rdba 
2Pre. 

Gra.  1 8. 24-for  the  jo.rightcous  that  are  therein 
19. {.where  are  the  men  that  came  into  the 

1  j. take  thy  2.daughters  which  are  here 
20.7.furely  die,  thou  and  all  that  are  thine 

1 6.a  covering  of  eies  to  all  thatare  with  thee 
a5.23.two  nations  are  in  thy  wombe 
27.2  2. the  hands  are  the  hands  of  Efau 
4 1  .daies  of  mourn,  for  my  fath.are  at  hand 
46  .w  hich  are  of  the  daughters  of  the  land 
2 9. 4. of  H  iran  are  we 
31.15  .are  we  not  counted  of  him  ftrangers 
43. thefe  daughters  are  my  daughters,and 

thefe  children  are  my  children,  and 
thefe  cattcll  are  my  cattell,&  all  that 
33.13  .the  children  are  tender,  and  the  flockes 
and  herds  with  young  arc  with  me 
3  5.2.ftrange  gods  that  are  among  you 
40. 1  z.three  branches  are  three  daies.  Vcr.  18. 
4 1 .26.the  feven  good  kine  arc  feven  years 

and  the  feven  good  cares  arc  7.yeares 
42.9  Jofeph  faid  unto  them, Ye  are  fpies 

Verf.  14,16, 
1  i.weare  all  one  mans  fons,  we  arc 

true  men  :  thy  fcrvants  urc  no  fpics 
2 1. we  are  verily  guilty  concerning  our  bro. 
3  6. all  thefe  things  arc  againft  me 
43. 1 8. a, e  we  brought  in  that  he  may  feek  an 
44. 16. we  are  my  lords  fervants 
4 5.6.yet  there  are  5.years  wherin  neither  eari.  I 
47. 1  .behold,they  are  in  die  land  of  Gofhen 

3  .thy  fervants  are  fhepherds 
48. 9. they  are  my  fons  which  G.hath  given  me 
Exod.  5 . 1 7  .ye  are  idle,  ye  are  idle 

8.21  .and  alfo  the  ground  whereon  they  are   , 
1 6. 8. your  murmurings  are  not  againft  us 
Lev.  23.1 7.they  are  the  firft-fruits  to  the  Lord 

Num.i  <;.i$, as 


ARE 


Num.  1 5 . 1 5  .as  ye  are,fo  fhall  the  ftranger  be 
20.i6.behold,we  are  in  Kadefti 
3  5 . 3  g  .not  pollute  the  land  w  herein  ye  are 
Deut. 1. 1 1.3.  thoufan.times fo  many  mo  as  ye  are 
Jojh.g.X.weare  thy  fervants.who  are  ye 
i  Sam.  i  2.1 1  -for  they  are  vaine 
i  $8.3. 8. and.  there  they  are  unto  this  day 
2  $8.  j.  i z.are  not  Abana  and  Pharpar  rivers 
Mk2.17.ye  Tee  the  diftreffe  that  we  are  in 
/ȣ  3  8 . 3  5 .go  and  fay  to  thee,Here  we  are  . 
Pfal.10f.17  and  are  at  their  wits  end 

1 19.8  5. pits,  which  are  not  after  thy  law 
Ecclcf.  5 .  7  .there  are  alfo  divers  vanities 
/e/-.i4.22.  are  there  any  among  the  vanity  of  the 
I«»z.5.7.our  fathers  have  finried,and  are  not 
Amo.g.7.m  ye  not  as  children  of  the  Ethiopians 
NfliW/z  3 .  17.pl.ace  is  not  known  where  they  arc 
Ato.i.iH.notbe  comforted,becaufe  they  are  not 
6.  z6. are  yc  not  much  better  then  they 
22.30.but  are  as  the  angels  of  God  in  heaven 
Mar^e  12.25. 
Ato-.6-3.and  are  not  his  Afters  here  with  us 
1 4.48  .are  ye  come  out  as  againft  a  thiefe 
Lu^xz-S  .are  not  five  fparrowesfold  for  afarth. 
7. ye  ax  of  more  value  then  many 
i3.ij.faytoyou,Iknow  not  whence  you  are 

Verfe  27. 
1 8 . 1 1 .1  am  not  as  other  men  are 
John  7.47-the  Phanfees,^/?  ye  alfo  deceived  ? 
9. 40. (aid  unto  \\\m,Are  we  blind  alfo  ? 
ro.26.becaufe  ye  are  not  of  my  (heep 

34-written  in  the  Law,I  faid,  Ye  are  gods 
1  \.y.are  there  not  twelve  houres  in  the  day 
1 3 .  io.and  ye  are  cleane,but  not  all 
1 7 .  ii  .that  they  may  be  one  as  we  are 
21.25  .there  are  alfo  many  other  things  which 
Ait- z. 7 .we  not  all  thefe  which  fpeak  Galileans 
7. 1. then  faid  the  high  prieft,,4rethefe  things  fo 
26.Sirs,ye  are  brethren,Why  do  ye  wrong 
Rom.  15.27  .and  their  debitors  they  are 
1  Cw.1.28.  chofen.yea,  and  things  which  are  not 
to  bring  to  nought  things  that  are 
3  3  .ye  are  yet  carnall :  for  whereas  there  is 

arc  ye  not  carnall,and  walk  as  men  ? 
Verfe  4. 
i7.temple  of  G.is  holy,wfiich  temple  ye  are 
6. 1 9. have  of  God,and  ye  are  not  your  owne 
20.ye  are  bought  with  a  price,  therefore 

and  in  your  fpirit,whichare  Gods 
8.6.the  Father,of  whom  are  all  things,  and. 

by  whom  are  all  things,  and  we  by  him 
g.2.thefealeofmine  Apoftleihip  are  ye 
10.12.flre  we  ftronger  then  he 
12.29.are  all  Apoffles?are  all  Prophets?are  all 
teachers  ?  are  all  workers  of  miracles  ? 
14.10.none  of  them  are  without  fignification 
22.tongues«re  for  a  figne,not  to  them 
2 3. will  they  not  fay  that  ye  are  mad 
16.9. there  are  many  adverfaries 
zCor-z.ij.wcare  unto  God  a  fweet  favour 
i7.wearenot  as  many  that  corrupt  the 
3 . 5  .not  that  we  arc  fuffkient  of  our  felves 
11.22.are  they  Hebr.fo  am  hare  they  Ifraelites 
fo  am  I :  are  they  the  feed  of  Abr.fo  am  I 
He&.4. i^.like  as  weare  yet  without  fin 
Jam.  5 . 1 7.fubjec~t  to  like  paffions  as  we  are 

Pet.  3 .6.whofe  daughters  ye  are  as  long  as  ye 
1  /ob.4.i.try  thefpnits  whether  they  are  of  God 
Ret>.i.i9.writethe  things  which  are,  &  the  thin. 
2.2.thoucanft  not  bear  them  which  are  evill 

which  fay  they  are  Apoftles,  and  are  not 
3  ^.Synagogue  of  Satan,whkh  fay  they  are 

Jewes,  and  are  not  ,but  do  lie 
4. 1 1  .for  thy  pkafure  they  are  and  were  created 
1  o. 6" .the  things  which  therein  are 
20.io.where  thebeaft  and  falfe  Prophets  are 
©befcare.  SeeGEfcefC 

Ureli.    ^elites. 
Gra.46. 1 6.fons  of  Gad,  Aroli,  Areli 

n.  1 6 . 1 7  .of  ^re/i,the  family  0f  the  Arelites 

^ccopagite. 

Ait.  1 7. 3  4. among  which  was  Dionyfius  the  Are. 

3HreopagO0. 
.<4ff.17.19.took  Paul.and  brought  him  to  Areopa. 

SPretas. 
z  Coy.  1 1.3  2.Governouc  under  Aretas the K.  kept 


ARE  A  R I        A  R I 

3drgob. 

Dear.3-4.we  took  all  the  region  of  Argob 

1 3. all  the  region  of  Argob  with  all  Bafhan 
i4.Jair  took  all  the  country  of  Argob 

1  Kin.4.  r  3*.fon  of  Geber  pertained  the  reg.of  Ar. 

2  Kjn.  15.25.  Pekah  fmote  Pekahiah  with  Argob 
Arguing. 

Job  6.25.  but  what  doth  your  arguing  reprove 

mrgitmetits. 

Job  23 .4.I  would  fill  my  mouth  with  arguments 

Sriuai. 
£/?.9.9.Arifai  and  Aridai  fons  of  Haman 

UlriOatha. 
£/?.9.8.Poratha,Adalia,  Aridatha  fons  of  Haman 
ULrtelj. 

2  Kjn.  15.25  .Pekah  fmote  Argob  and  Arte b 

3Wcl. 
•E^-.8.i6\then  fentl  for  Elic2er,/£<ie/,chief  men 
Ifa. zg.i.woto  Ariel,to  A  riel  the  city  where  Dav. 
2.yet  will  I  diftreffe  Anel^mi  there  ftiall 

and  it  ihalbe  unto  me  as  Ariel 
7.the  multitude  that  tight  againft  Ariel 
tHrtgrjt. 
Pfal.  5 o. 2  3  .to  him  that  orders  his  cometf.aright 

7 8. 8. that  fet  not  their  heart  aright 
Pro.  1 5 .2. tongue  of  the  wife  ufeth  knowl.  aright 

23.31  .when  it  moveth  it  felfe  aright 
Jer.8,6.I  hearkned,  but  they  fpake  not  aright 

Afar. 2 7. 5 7. came  a  rich  man  of  Arim.namcd  Jof. 
Mar.  1 5.43 .Jofeph  oiA'rim.zn  honour .counfeller 
Z.^.23.5  i.he  was  of  Arimathea,zcity  of  the  Jews 
Joh.19. 3  3  Jofeph  of  Arim.  being  a  difcip.of  Jef. 

Wxtoti). 
Gen.  14.  i.Arioch  king  of  Ellafar.  Ver.9. 

Da8.2.i4.Danielanfwered  withwidom  to  An. 

\j. Arioch  made  the  thing  known  to  K.Dar. 

24.Daniel  went  in  unto  Arioch     ' . 

2  5  .then  Arioch  brought  in  Daniel 

3Mfaf. 

Efe.g.^.Arifai  and  Aridai  fons  of  Haman 

3rtfe. 

Ge8.13.17.ariy?,  walk  through  the  land  in  the  le. 
19. 1  5«haftened  Lot,taying,^/'i/t?,take  thy  wi. 
21.18  .arife, ,litr  up  the  lad,  hold  him  in 
27.  ly.arife,  I  pray  thee,  fit  and  eate  of  my 

Verfe  31. 
43  .arife,  flee  thee  to  Laban  my  brother 
zS.z. arife, go  to  Padan-Aram  to  the  houfe  of 
31.13  .now  arife,get  thee  out  of  this  land 
35.i.a/7/2,goup  to  Bethel,and  dwell  there 

3  .let  us  arife, and  go  up  to  Bethel 
41. 30. there  lhal  ar.after  them  7. years  of  fam. 
43.8.1ad  with  me,  and  we  will  arife  and  go 

1 3  .and  arife,  go  to  the  man,    . 
Veut.q.  iz.arife,gzt  thee  downe  quickly 

10. 1  i.ari/e,take  thy  journie  before  the  people 
1 3 . 1  .if  there  arife  among;you  a  Prophet 
17. 8.if  there  arife  a  matter  too  hard  in  judgm. 
then  llialt  thou  arife,8c  get  thee  to  the  pi. 
Jof.  1 . 2.Mofes  is  dezd,arifc ,  go  over  this  Jordan 

8 . 1  .arife, go  up  to  Ai,  fee  I  have  given 
Judg.  5.12.  arife  Barak,  &  lead  thy  captivity  capt. 
7. 9. a;'i/e, get  thee  downe  to  the  hoft 

1 5  .Gideon  returned  to  the  hoft,&  faid,^-. 
i8.9.a>i/£,that  we  may  go  up  againft  them 

1  Sam. 9. 3. arife, go  feek  the  afles 
16. 1  z.arife,  anoint  him,  for  this  is  he 
23.4.a«/e,go  downe  to  Keilah,for  I  will 

2  Sam.z.  14-let  the  youngmen  arife  and  play 
and  Joab  faid,  Let  them  arife 

3.21  .He  arife, and  gather  all  Ifrael  to  my  lord 
1 1 .20.if  the  kings  wrath  arife,and  he  fay 
1 3 . 1 5- Amnon  faid  unto  her,  Arife,be  gone 
1 5.i4.ari/e,and  let  us  flee,  elfe  not  fcape  from 
1 7 . 1  .He  arife, &  purfue  after  David  this  night 

2 1  .arife, and  paffe  quickly  over  the  water 
19. 7.  therefore  arife,go  forth,fpeak  comfortab. 
22.39.confumed  them  that  they  could  not  an. 
1  Kin. 3. 1 2. neither  after  thee  ftiall  any  a/i.like  to 
i^.z.arife,I  pray  thee,difguife  thy  felfe 

1  z.arife, get  thee  to  thine  own  houfe  when 
17. g.arife, get  thee  to  Zarephath 
19.5  .an  angel  touched  him,&  faid,  Arife, 8c  eat 

Verfe  7. 
z\.7.ari/e,znd  eate  bread,and  let  thy  heart 


ART        ART 

15.  arife,  take  pofleflion  of  the  vineyard 
1 8  .arife,  go  downe  to  meet  Ahab 
2  Kjn,  1 . 3  .arife,  go  meet  the  meffengers 

8. 1. arife ,go  thou  and  thine  houfhold,  &  fojo. 
9. 2. make  Jehu  arife  from  among  his  brethren 

1  Chr.zz.\6. arife  &bedoing,  theL.be  with  thee 

i<).arifc  therefore  and  build  the  fanftuary 

2  Chr.6./\.i.arife,0  L.God  into  thy  refting  place 

P/W..J1.8. 
E^/'.io.4.a;-i/t?,for  this  matter  belongs  ro  thee 
Neh. z.zo.we  his  fervants  will  arife  and  build 
E[ih.  1. 1 8. thus  dial  there  ari.too  much  contempt 
4.i4.then  fhall  enlargement  arife  to  thejewes 
Job  7. 4. when  (hall  I  arife,  and  the  night  be  gone 

25.3  .upon  whom  doth  not  his  light  arife 
Pfal.1.7. arife, O  Lord/ave  me,0  my  God 

7.6.arife  O  Lo.in  thine  angcr,liit  upthy  felfe 
9. 1 9. arife, O  Lord,let  not  man  prevaile 
io.iz.arife,0  Lord  God,lift  up  thy  hand 
1 2. 5. now  will  I  arife ,faith  the  Lord,lle  fet 
i7.i3.a«/i?,OLord,difappoint  him,caft        t 
44.23  .arife,  caft  us  not  oft'  for  ever 

z6.arife  for  our  help,and  redeem  us 
68. 1. let  God arife,\et  his  enemies  be  fcattered 
74.2!.ari/e,C>God,plead  thy  owne  caufe 
78.6.whofhoulda/7.&  declare  them  to  their 
8  z,8.arife,0  God,judge  the  earth,  for  thou 
88.  io.lliall  the  dead  arife  arid  praife  thee 
8 9. 9. when  the  waves  arife,  thou  ftilkft  them 
1 02. 13. thou  ftialt  arife,  &  have meu.on  Zion 
109.28.when  they  arifc,ht  them  be  afttamed 
Pre.6".9.when  wilt  thou  arife  out  of  thy  fleep 
Cant.z.  1 3  .arife, my  love,my  faire  one;come  away 
If  a.  21.5  .arife, yc  princes,  and  anoint  the  ihicld 

2  3.i2.a>?/e,paffe  over  to  Chittim, there 

z6. 19.togeth.with  my  dead  body  dial  they  ar. 

3  i.i.but  will  ari.-3.g2.  the  houfe  of  evill  doers 
49.7-kings  ftul  fee  and  (zn/Z',princes  ftul  wor. 
<jz.z.arife,znd  fit  downe, O  Jerufalem 

6 0.1. arife  and  (hine,for  the  light  is  come 
a.the  L.ftiall  arife  upon  thee,  his  glory  (lull 
Jer.i.>i7.arife,(pe3k  to  them  all  that  I  commaxid 
2. 27. they  will  fay, Arife  and  fave  us 

23. where  are  thy  gods. let  them  arife 
6.4.arife,md  let  us  go  up  at  noone 

5.aw/f,let  us  goby  night 
8.4.1hall  they  fall,  and  not  arife 
1 3  '.^.a/ife,  go  to  Euphrates.  Verfe  6. 

1  %')z.arifc ,go  downe  to  the  potters  houfe 
3  i.6.arife  ye,  and  let  us  go  up  to  Zion  - 
46.  i6.arife,Sc  let  us  go  again  to  our  own  peo. 
49.28.fl/-iye  ye,  go  up  to  Kedar 

3  i.a;'iye,get  yc  up  to  the  wealthy  nation 
Lam.z.  19. arife ,cry  out  in  the  night 
£^.  3 . 2  2.an/e,go  forth  into  the  plaine  there 
Da8.2.?9.afterthee  (hall  arife  another  kingdome 
7.5.they  faid  to  it,^/iye,devouremuch  flefli 
I7.thefe  4  beafts  are  4.kings  which  flial  ar. 
*4.ten  homes  are  ten  kings  which  flull  ari. 
another  (ball  arife  after  them 
Ho/?  10. 1 4.(liall  atumult  arife  among  thy  people 
Amos  7 ,2.by  whom  (hall  Jacob  a;i.for  he  is  fmall 

Verfe  5. 
Obad.  1  .arife  ye,and  let  us  rife  up  againft  her  in 
Jonah  1 . 2  arife;°o  to  Nineveh.  Cha. 3.2. 

6. arife,  call  upon  thy  God 
4.8.when  the  fun  dida,-iye,God  prepared 
Afic.2.io.a?i(e,depart,this  is  not  your  reft 
4. 1 3 .arife  and  thre(h,0  daughter  of  Zion 
6.i.a;-i(e,contend  thou  before  the  mount 
7.8.whenIfall,I(halla>-i/e 
Hab.z.iy.to  the  dumb  ftone,.4rt/e,it  (hall  teach 
Afa/.4.2.the  fun  of  righteoufn.aw/e  with  healing 
Mat.z.  1 3  .arife,  and  take  the  young  child  and  his 

Verfe  20. 
o  <  forgiven  thee  ?  or  to  fay,  Arife,md  walk 
Mar l(e  2.9. 
6:arife,t3ke  up  thy  bed,  &  go  to  thine  houfe 
Mar\e  2.11. 
I7.7.Jefus  touched  them,  &  faid,^i/e,be  not 
24.24.th ere  (hall  arife  falfe  Chrifts 
Ato-.5.4i.Damofell,I  fay  tothee,^w/Z'.Z.»/;.8.54 
Lm\.  5. zi,.arife,  take  up  thy  couch 

7.  i4.young  man,I  fay  unto  thee,Arife 

15.18  .He  a,-iye,and  go  to  my  father 

17.19  .arije,go  thy  way,thy  faith  hath  made 

24.3  8. why 


A  R  I       ARK 

24.  3  fc.wby  do  thoughts  arife  in  your  heart 
John  14.31.dw/2jlet  us  go  hence 
Aff.8.z6.ari[e>and  go  toward  the  South 
9.6.anfe,zi\&  go  into  the  city,it  ihalbe  told  thee 
Chap. 22. 10. 
1  1. arife, Sc^o  into  the  ftreer,which  is  called 
34.<z>v/e,and  make  thy  bed 
40. turning  to  the  body,  faid,  Tabitha,  arife 
10. zo. arife, pet  thee  downc,  go  with  them 
ii.7.«i'i/f,Peter,llay  and  eate 
iz. 7. arife  go  quickly,and  his  chaines  fell 
2o.jo.ofyour  ownefelves  fliall  men  dri/c 
22. 1 6. why  tarricft  thou  arife, and  be  baptifed 
Epbef.  5 . 1  ^.arife  from  tlie  dead,and  Chrift  (hall 
2  Pet.  1. 1 9. till  the  day-ftarredn/2'  in  your  hearts 
See  more  in  ifiife, 

1  Kin.  18.44  there  arifeth  a  little  cloud 
Pfa.ioq.zz.fnnarifetb  they  gather  themfel.toge. 

1 1 2. 4. to  the  upright  there  'arifeth  light 
Pro-  3  1 . 1  f  .(lie  d/v/et/?  while  it  is  yet  night 
Ecckf.i.^ .the  fun  arifeth,  &  the  fun  goeth  downe 
J/d.2."i 9.  when  he  arifeth  to  (hake  terribly  the  ear. 

Verfe  21. 
Ndfr.  3 . 1 7  .w  hen  the  fun  arifijtb,they  flee  away 
Ato.  1 3.2  i.whenperfecution  ari.  bec.of  the  word 

Marine  4.1  j. 
John  7 . 5  2. out  of  Galilee  arifeth  no  Prophet 
Heb.7.1  5.  after  the  (imil-of  Mel. there  di4.ano.pr. 

£^.7.7. the  king  arifing  fromabar.quet  of  wine 

aitjftacd)«0. 

Aff. iQ.2o.having caught  Gaius and  Arifarehm 

20.4.accompanied  Paul  into  Afia  Ariftarehiis 

27. 2. one  ArifiarchiM  a  Macedonian  with  us 

Co!. 4. 10. Arifiar.  my  fellow  prifoner  faluteth  you 

Pbikm.  24.  Anft.t)emas  my  fellow-lab.  falu^thee 

^viftobufo0. 
/te.i6\io.falu.them  which  are  of^ii/?.riou(hold 

25rbe. 

Gcn.6.  i4.make  thee  an  d/7;^  of  Gopher-wood 

roomes  (halt  thou  make  in  the  arty 
15  .length  of  the  arty  Ihalbe  2oo.cubits 
n6.z  window  flialt  thou  make  to  the  arty 

the  doore  of  the  arty  fet  in  the  fide 
1 8. thou  flialt  come  into  the  d>7j?,thouand 
1 5;  .bring  into  thereto  keep  them  alive 
7.i.come  thou  and  all  thy  houfe  into  the  arty* 
7. his  fons  wives  with  him  into  thearty 

Vcrfe  13. 
j.theK  went  in  two  and  two  into  the  arty 

Verfe  15. 
i7.watcrs  increafed.and  bare  up  the  arty 

1  X.arty  went  upon  the  face  of  the  waters 

2  3  .and  they  that  were  with  him  in  the  arty 
8. 1  .God  remembrcd  all  that  was  in  the  arty 

4.d^£reftedin  the7.moneth  upon  Ararat 
6. Nosh  opened  the  window  of  the  arty 
9. the  dove  returned  unto  him  into  the  arty 

he  pulled  her  in  unto  him> into  the  arty 
1  o.again  he  fent  forth  the  dove  out  of  the  d. 
1 3. Noah  removed  the  covering  of  the  arty 
1  6.go  forth  of  the  drtj>i?,thou  and  thy  wife 
i9.whatfoever  crecpeth,  went  out  of  thed^ 
9.  lo.from  all  that  go  out  of  the  arty  I  eftabli. 
i8.fons  of  Noah  that  went  out  of  the  arty 
Exod.  2 . 3  .(he  took  for  him  an  ar\e  of  bulruflies 
5  .when  (lie  faw  the  arty  among  the  flags 

2  5.io.theyfhal  make  an  d/^e  of  Shittim-wood 

Chapt.3f.12. 

I4.put  ftav.in  the  rings  by  the  fides  of  the  a. 

that  the  arty  may  be  born  with  them 

1  f  the  ftaves  (lialbe  in  the  rings  of  the  arty 

i6.(halt  put  into  the  arty  the  teftimony 

Ver.2i.  &  Chap.40.20. 
2 1. put  the  mercy-feat  above  upon  tht  arlie 
Ver.22,26",  34  &  Chap.40.20. 
26.3  3  .bring  within  the  vaile  the  ar.of the  tefr . 

3  o.6.put  the  altar  before  the  vaile  by  the  arty 

2^.thou  flialt  anoint  thearty  of  the  teftim. 
3  L7.putwifd.that  they  may  make  the  arty  of 
37.1  .Eezaleel  made  the  arty  of  Shittim-wood 

5. ftaves by  the  fide  of  the  ar.  to  bear  the  arty 
39.3  5. they  brought  to  Mofes  the  d>'£of  the  te. 
4C3.put  in  the  tabernacle  the  m\  of  theteft. 
and  cover  the  arty  with  the  vaile 


ARK      A  R  K 

2 1  .he  brought  the  arty  into  the  tabernacle 
and  covered  the  arty  of  the  teftimony 
Levit.  1 6.  i. come  not  before  the  mer.fe.on  the  ark. 
Num.?. $  i.their  charge  fhalbethed*£e,and  table 
4.  5  .Aaron  take  down  the  vaile,&  cover  the  ar. 
7.8o.heard  a  voice  from  the  mer.fe.on  the  arty 
10.3  5  .when  the  arty  fet  forward,Mofes  laid 
Vent.  1  o.  1  .and  make  thee  an  arty  of  wood 
3 .1  made  an  arty  of  Shittim-wood 
2.thou  flialt  put  tables  in  the  arty 
5.I  put  tables  in  the  arty, there  they  be 
Jofh.  3 . 1 3  .the  feet  of  the  prieft  that  bare  the  arty 
1 5. as  they  that  bare  the  arty  were  come  to 
&  the  feet  of  the  priefts  that  bare  the  arty 
4. 10. priefts  that  bare  the  d».ftood  in  the  midft 
1 1  .that  the  arty  of  the  Lord  pafled  over 
i6.comand  them  that  bear  the  ar\  to  come 
6. 9. the  rereward  came  after  the  arty,  the  prie. 
Verfe  13. 
1 1. the  arty  of  the  Lord  compalTed  the  city 
1 2.the  priefts  took  up  the  arty  of  the  Lord 
8.3  j.all  Ifrael  flood  on  this  fide  the  arty 

before  the  priefts  which  bare  the  arty 
1  Sam. £±.6. arty  of  theL.was  come  into  the  camp 
6.i.a>kof  the  L.in  the  country  of  the  Philift. 
2. what  fliall  we  do  to  the  arty  of  the  Lord 
8. take  the  arty, and  lay  it  upon  the  cart 
1 1  they  laid  the  arty  upon  the  cart,and  the 
13. they  of  Bethfliemeih  faw  ihearty 
1  %  .Levits  took  down  the  arty  of  the  Lord 
1 8.ftone  of  Abel,  whereon  they  fet  the  arty 
i9.fmote  them,bccaufe  they  look.into  the  a. 
2 1. Phil,  have  brought  aga.  the  ark  of  the  L. 
7. 1  .the  men  of  Kiriath.fetcht  up  thearty  or 

fanclified  Eleazar  to  keep  the  arty 
z.  time  long  while  the  arty  abode  in  Kiri. 
zSa.6.9  how  fliall  the  arty  of  theLo.come  to  me 
io.David  would  not  remove  thearty 
1 1. ai\  continued  in  the  houfe  of  Obed-Ed. 
1 3  .when  they  that  bare  the  d*\had  gone  6.fp. 
1  5  .brought  up  the  arty  with  fliouting 
j  6.  as  the  arty  came  into  the  city  of  David 
1 7. they  brought  in  the  dr^and  fet  it  in  his 
.  1 1 . 1 1  .the  arty  &  Ifrael  abide  in  tents,  fliall  I 
1  Kin.  2. 26. not  put  thee  to  de.bec.thou  be.the  ar. 
8. 3. elders  came5and  the  priefts  took  up  the  ark 
z  Chron. %.^. 
4#thcy  brought  up  the  arty  and  tabernacle 

2  Chron.  ^.%. 
7.  Cherub.fpread  their  wings  over  thearty 
1     Cherub  .covered  the  ark  and  the  ftaves 
z  Chron.  ^.Z. 
^.nothing  in  the  arty  fave  tables  of  ftone 

2  Chron. 5.10. 
2 1 .1  have  fet  there  a  place  for  the  arty 

1  Cbro.  6. 3 1  .after  that  the  arty  had  reft 

13.9.1122,3  put  forth  his  hand  to  hold  thcarli 
lo.fmote  him,bec.he  put  forth  his  h.to  the  a. 
1  j.fo  David  brought  not  the  arty  home 

1  $ .3  .David  gathered  all  If.to  bring  up  the  ar\ 
12.fanct.your  ft  1. that  ye  may  bring  up  the  a. 
14.  fo  they  fanclif.themf.to  bring  up  the  ar\ 
23  .Berech.Elkanahjdoor-keepers  for  the  ar\ 

2  Cbr.  5 .9. drew  out  the  ftaves  of  the  arty,  that  the 

ends  of  the  ftaves  were  feen  from  the  arty 
6. 1  l.in  it  have  I  put  the arty,w herein  is  the 
4 1 .  thou  and  the  arty  of  thy  ftrength 

Pfal.i  32.8. 

8.1 1. places  holy  whereunto  the  fls^hath  come 

3  j. 3. put  the  holy  ar\  in  the  hou.Sol. did  build 

Ate.24.38.  till  the  day  Noah  entied  into  the  ar\ 

Luty  17.27. 
Hcb.  1 1 ,7.by  faith  Noah  prepared  an  arty 
1  P«.3.2o.long-fuf,of  G.waited  while  thea.was 
Rev.  1 1 .  19. there  was  feen  in  his  temple  thearty 

Before  the  3Jrfee. 
Ey.od.4.0,  j  .fet  the  altar  of  gold  before  the  arty 
Jof.j^.  f  .paffe  over  before  the  a;\  of  the  Lord 
7-Waters  of  Jordan  cut  oftbefore  the  arty 
6.6.\et  7.priefts  bear  7.trumpets  before  the  0>: 
7.1et  him  that  is  armed  pafle  on  bef.the  ar\ 
13, &  7.prie.bearing  7.trum.went  bef.the  a. 
7.6.Jo(hua  fell  upon  his  face  before  the  arty 

1  Sa.  f .  3  .Dagon  was  fallen  before  the  arty    V.4. 

2  S<zw.6.4.and  Ahio  went  before  thearty. 

1  Kjn.%.  5.S0I.&  the  cong.were  before  the  rff.fac. 


ARK       ARK 


1  C/'/'.i5.24.did  blow  with  trump.before  the  ar\ 

i6.4.appointed  Lev.tominifter  before  thear^ 
6.Ben.and  Jejiaz,.with  trump,  before  the  ar\ 
3  7. he  left  before  the  arty  Afaph  &  lusbret. 

2  Cbr.  J.6.K.S0I.&  cong.afferob.before  the  ar.i&c. 

3rfee  of the  croenaat. 

Nu.10.3  3.themvj  of  the  coven,  went  before  them 

14.44.dW;  of  the  coven.departed  not  out  of  the 

D<?*f.io.8.tribeofLevi  to  bear  the  d;^ of  theco. 

3 1 .9.10  the  priefts  which  bare  the  ar.oi the  co. 

25.coman.the  Lev.which  ba.thed.of  the  c. 

26\book  in  the  (ides  of  the  m\  of  the  coven. 

Jof-i.T,.  when  ye  fee  the  a;\  of  the  coven.then  re.' 

6\take  up  the  ar\  of  the  covenant,  and  they 

took  up  the  a;\  of  the  covenant,&  went 
8.com.the  pri.that  bear  the  ar/?  of  the  cove. 
1 1  .behold  the  a-<\  of  the  covcn.even  the  lord 
1 4.pri.  bearing  the  ar\  of  the  cov.before  the 
17.pri.that  bare  thed^  of  the  cove. flood  on 
4.7.wcre  cut  off  before  thearty  of  the  covena. 
9-where  the  pri^hich  bare  the  ar.oi the  co. 
1 8. pri.that  bare  the  d^.ofthe  co.werecome 
6. 6. take  up  the  arty  of  the  covenant 

8,d^e  of  thecoven.of  the  L.followed  them 

8.3  3.before  the  pri.which  bare  the  dr.of  the  co. 

jtidg-zo.2.j.arliot~ thecov.was  there  inthofe  dai. 

1  Sd»?.4.3.1et  us  fetch  the  arty  of  the  covenant 

4J0  bring  from  thence  the  a;\  of  the  coven. 

Hophni&  Phi.were  with  the  ar.oi  the  co. 

^  f.whenthed^of  the  cov.  came  they  (hout. 

2  Sa.i  5 .24.Zad.&  Abi. bearing  the  d>'.of  the  co. 
1  K'n.7, .  1  j.Solom.ftood  before  the  ar.o(  the  cov. 

6.  xcf.to  fet  there  before  the  arty  of  the  coven. 

8.i.tobringupthed//f  of  the  coven,  cutof  the 

1  Chron  15.25. 

6.priefts  brought  in  the  a;\  of  the  cov.to  h  i  s 

1  Cbr.  1  5. 26. helped  the  Lev.wch  ba.the  d.of  the  c. 

28.the  m\  of  the  covenant  with  fliouting 

29.as  the  ark,  of  the  coven. came  to  the  city 
16. 6.  with  trump,  before  the  ark  of  the  coven. 

37.  he  left  before  the  ark  of  the  cove.  Afaph 
xj.x.ark  of  the  covena.  remaineth  under  curt. 
22.19.  build  the  fan. to  bring  the  dr.of  theco. 
2  8. 2. in  my  heart  to  build  for  the  a,\  of  the  co. 

1 8  .Cheiubims  covered  the  ark  of  the  coven. 

2  cbr.  5. 2.  elders  to  bring  up  the  ark  of  the  coven. 

7  .priefts  brought  in  the  ark  of  the  covenant 
Jer.  3 . 1 6. (hall  fay  no  more,The  ark  of  the  coven. 
He&>9.4.had  the  golden  cenfer,&  ark  of  the  cove. 

3Prfee  of  God. 
I  Sam.  3 . 3  .in  the  temple,  w here  the  ark  of  G. was 
4.n.thed*^of  God  was  taken.     Ch.  19.21. 
1 3. his  heart  trembled  for  the  arty  of  God 
i7.thedr^of  God  is  taken.  Ver.22.  ■ 

1 8. he  had  made  mention  of  the  d?^;  of  God- 
5 . 1  .Philiftiries  took  the  ark  °f  God.      Ver.2. 
7.thed/'/;ofthe  Godoflfra.flialt  not  abide 
S.what  fliall  we  do  with  the  arty  of  God 
let  the  ark  of  God  be  carried  to  Gath 
they  carried  the  ark  of  God  about  thither 
io.theyfent  the  arkof  God  toEkron 

asthedi'^j  of  GodcametoEkron 

they  have  brought  the  ark  of  God  to  us 

1 1. fend  away  the  d/^  of  the  God  of  Ifrael 

6. 3  .fend  away  the  arl;  of  G.  fend  it  not  empty 

14.18.bringhkh.er  thcdr.ofG.forthedi.ofG. 

z  Sam.6.z.D&vid  arofe  to  bring  up  the  ark  ofGod 

1  Chron.  1 3  &. 

3  .they  fet  the  arty  of  God  on  a  catt 

1  Chron.  13. 7. 
6\Uzza  put  forth  his  hand  to  the  ark  of  G. 
7. there  he  died  by  thearty  of  God 
1 2.ble(Ted  Obed-Ed. becaufe  of  the  dr.of  G. 
David  went  &  brought  up  the  ar.of  G. 
7.2.but  the  arty  of  God  dwelleth  within  curt. 
1 5. 24. they  fet  downe  the  arty  of  God 
2  5  .carry  backe  the  arty  of  God 
29.Zadok  &  Abi.carried  the  ar.of  G.toje. 
1  Chr.i  3. 3  Jet  us  bring  again  the  ark  of  our  God 
5  .Dav.gath.all  Ifr.to  bring  up  the  ark  of  G. 
1 2. how  fliall  I  bring  theark  of  God  to  me 
14  ark  °f  God  remained  with  Obed-Edom 
15,1  .David  prepared  a  place  for  the  arty  of  G . 
2.none  ought  to  carry  the  d;^  of  G.but  Lc. 
them  hath  theL.chofen  to  carry  the  dr.of  G. 
1  f.Levits  bare  thedf^  of  G.  on  their  flioul. 

24.did 


A  RM       ARM 


ARM      ARM 


ARM       ARM 


24.didblow  with  trumpets  before  thc«fc 
16.1X0  they  brought  thearkf  of  G.and  let  it 
a  Cbr  i.4.but  the  a,\  of  God  hath  David  brought 

Striate. 
Gen  io.i7.Canaanbegate  theHivite  &  4»*» 
1CW.1.IJ. 

airmagelCDoti. 

K<w.  16.1  ^gathered  them  together  to/fr 
Klrme- 

E.wi.i  f.  i^.by  the  greatneffe  of  thine  arme  they 
D«tf  3  3  .io. he  teareth  the  arme  with  the  crowne 
i  Sam.z.z  i  -daies  come  that  lie  cut  off  thine  arme 
and  the  arme  of  thy  fathers  houfc 
z  Sa.i.io.l  took  the  bracelet  that  was  on  his  or. 
2  Cbr. z  2.8  .with  him  is  an  arme  of  fleih 
7b&  26.2.how  faveft  thou  the  arme  that  hath  no 
3  i.22.1et  mine  arme  fall  from  my  moulder 

let  mine  arme  be  broken  from  the  bone 
?  ?.9.they  cry  out  by  reafon  of  the  arm  of  the 
j,  8 . 1 5  .and  the  high  araze  (halbe  broken 
AO.o.haft  thou  an  arme  like  God 
PA/  io.i  5-break  thou  the  arm  of  the  wicked 
44  z  neither  did  their  own  «'»*.»  fave  them 

but  thy  right  hand  and  thy  arme 
77.1 5. haft  with  thine  arme  redeemed  thy  peo. 
89!io.haftfcattered  thine  enem.with  thy  arme 
1 2  .thou  haft  a  mighty  arme 
2i.mmc<zn^alfomailftrengthenhim 
98.1.  his  holy<OT?e  hath  gotten  him  the  vitt. 
Cant.S  .6.fet  me  as  a  feale  upon  thine  arme 
lfa.g.zo.ezt  every  man  the  fleih  of  his  arme 
i7.5.andreapeththe  eares  withhis<znȣ 
30.5  o. (hall  (hew  the  lighting  down  of  his  arm 
z  2  .2.be  thou  their  arm  every  morning 
41.10.his  arm  (hall  rule  for  him 

1 1. he  (hall  gather  the  lambs  with  his  arme 
48. 14  hlsarme  (halbe  on  the  Caldeans 
5  i.<;. mine  arme  (hall  judge  the  people 

on  mine  arme  mall  they  truft 
9.O  arme  of  the  Lord,awake  as  in  the 
ja.io.theLordhith  madebarehis  holyarm 
5  3.  1.  to  whom  is  the  arm  of  the  Lo.reveakd 

7»fe  12.38. 
J9.  i6.therefore  his  <w«e  brought  falvation 

Chapt.63.5. 
62.8.thc  Lord  hath  fworn  by  the  arm  of  his 
63.1 2.that  led  them  with  his  glorious  arme 
Jer.  1 7.  f.curfcd  the  man  that  maketh  fleih  his  ar. 
2 1 . 5  .He  fight  againft  you  with  a  ftrong  arme 
48.2  5  .horn  of  Moab  cut  off,and  his  arme 
E^.4.7.thine  arme  (halbe  uncovered,&  prophe. 
30.2 1 .1  have  broken  the  arme  of  Pharaoh 
3  i.i7.went  down  into  hell.that  were  his  tfi« 
D$z.n.6.not  retainethe  power  of  the  arme 

neither  (hall  he  ftand,nor  his  arme 

Zecb.  1 1 . 1 7  /word  (halbe  on  his  arm,  &  right  eye 

his  arme  (halbe  cleane  dried  up 

Lu\.  1 .  5  l.he  hath  (hewed  ftrength  with  his  arme 

Act.  1 3 . 1 7.with  an  high  arm  brought  he  them  out 

Stretched  out  25rme. 

EXo.6.6.lle  redeem  you  with  a  ftretched  out  arm 

De«f.4.34.to  take  a  nati.with  a  ftretched  out  arm 

5. 1  s.L.brought  thee  out  with  a  ftretc.out  arm 

Chap.7.io.&  z6.$.8tjer.zz.zi. 

9. 19. thou  broughtft  out  with  a  ftretch.out  ar. 

1 1.2.W  hich  have  not  feen  his  ftretched  out  arm 

1  K»2.8.42.ihall  heare  of  thy  ftretched  out  arme 
2^.  17. 3  6.  brought  thee  with  a  ftretch.out  arme 

2  Cbr. 6.x  2. is  come  for  thy  ftretched  out  arme 
Pfa.  136. 1 2.with  a  ftretch.out  arme,hrhis  mercy 
Jer.  27.5  .made  earth  by  my  ftretched  out  arme 

3  2. 17. made  the  earth  by  thy  ftretched  out  arm 
E^f/j.  20. 3  3 .  with  a  ftret.out  <«w  will  I  rule  over 
3  4-Ile  gather  you  with  a  ftretched  out  arme 
IStme^holesf. 

Jer.  3  8 . 1 2.put  thefe  rotten  rags  under  thy  arm-bo. 
Exe.  1 3 . 1 8  .wo  to  them  that  fow  pillows  to  all  ar. 

Ultmes, 
Gen.qp.zq.armesof  his  hands  were  made  ftrong 
beta.z  3 .  27.  underneath  are  the  everlafting^^ze* 
Judg.  1 5.  i4.cords  of  his  arms  became  as  rlaxe 

16. 1 2.he  brake  them  from  his  armes  lijke  a  thr. 

2  S^.22.3  f.abow  of  fteel  is  broken  by  mine  arms 

PR18.J4. 

2  fy».9.24.fmote  Jehoram  between  his  armes 

Job  2  i.y.arms  of  the  fatherleffe  have  bin  broken 


Pfa.37 .17. the  armes  o{ the  wicked  flialbe  broken  ,  Neb. 2. 9. king  hadfent  capt.of  the  army  with  me 
PrO.z  i.i7.(he  ftrengtheneth  her  armes  4.2.hefpake  before  his  brethren,and  thearmy 

7/2.44.  i2.works  it  with  the  ftrength  of  his  armes  I  job  29. 2  5. 1  dwelt  as  a  king  in  the  army 


49.22.1h.all  bring  thy  fons  in  their  armes 
5 i.*}. mine  armes  (hall  judge  the  people 
E^cl^.  1 3 .2Q.Ile  teare  them  from  your  armes 
30.22.Ile  brc.tk  Pharaohs  armes.         Ver.24. 
24.1k  ftrengtlien  the  arms  of  the  K.of  Bab. 
Veife  2f. 
2  5. the  armes  of  Pharaoh  (hall  falldowne 
D<w.2.3  2.hisbreaft  mihisarmes  of  diver 
10. 6. his  armes  and  feet  like  poliflied  brafle 
1 1.1 5.8c  the  ariK.pf  the  South  dial  not  withft. 

2  2.with  the  armes  of  a  floud  (hall  they  be 

3  i.and  armes  (hall  ftand  on  his  part 
Hof.7. 1  5  .though  I  have  ftrengthned  their  arms 

1 1. 3. 1  taught  Eph.to  gOjtaking  him  by  thear. 
Ato\9.36.whenhehad  taken  them  in  his  armes 

10. 16. he  took  them  in  his  arms jput  his  hands 
Lu\.2. 28. Simeon  took  Chrift  up  in  his  armes 

%vmz. 
Num.  31.3  .arme  fomc  of  your  felves  to  the  war 
1  Pet.4. 1  .ar. yow  felvs  likewife  with  the  fame  ra. 

Gen.  1 4. 1 4.he  armed  his  trained  fouldiers 
Num.i  1. 5. twelve  thoufand  armed  for  war 

3  2. 1 7. we  our  felves  will  go  ready  arm. before 
Vcrfe  3  2. 
20. if  ye  will  go  arrfigd  before  the  Lo.to  war 

2  i.will  go  all  of  you  armed  over  Jordan 
27.thy  ferv.will  pafie  over  every  man  armed 
29.if  Gad  &  Reub.wil  pane  over  Jord.arm. 
30. if  not  pane  over  with  you  arm.they  (hall 

Dent.  3  •  1 8  .ye  fliall  pafs  over  d/-ffz.before  your  bret. 

fojh.  1.14. 
Jof.4.1 2.the  children  of  Gad  pifled  over  armed 
6.7  .let  him  that  is  armcdyiSe  on  before  the 
9.the  armed  men  went  before  the  priefts 

Vcrfe  1 3 . 
Judg  7. 1  i.Gideon  went  down  to  the  armed  men 
1  Sam.  17. j. he  wzsarmdwiths.  coat  of  male 

3  8.Saul  armed  David  with  his  armour 

he  armed  him  with  a  coat  of  male 
1  Cbro.  1 2. 2.they  wete  armed  with  bowes 

2  3. thefe  the  number  of  the  bands  ready  arm. 
24.children  of  Judah  68oo.ready  armed 
zCfo'.i7.i7.ofBenjam.  Eliada  with  him  ar.men 

23. 14/0  the  armed  men  left  the  captives 
Job  3  9.2 1  .he  goeth  on  to  meet  the  armed  man 
Pfa.7 8. 9. children  of  Eph. being  arm.tumcd  back 
Pro.6.1 1  and  thy  want  as  an  armedmm 

Chap.  24, 3  4. 
lfa.  1  ?  .4  armed  fouldiers  of  Moab  (hall  cry  out 
Lul^.i  1. 2 1.  when  a  ftrong  man  <J>«.keeps  the  pal. 

Armenia. 
2X3^.19. Z7.efcapedmtothz\an&o(Armenia  . 
Ifaiah  37.38. 
28rm$. 
Gf>z.26.26.Phicol  chiefe  captain  of  his.<8"*»y 
Exod.  1 4. 9. his  horfmen  and  his  army, Si  overtook 
Drat.  1 1.4.  what  he  did  to  the  army  of  Egypt 
Judg.4.7  .Ik  draw  Sifera  captain  of  Jabins  army 
8 .6. that  we  (hould  give  bread  to  thy  army 
9.29.1'ncreafethine  army,M\d  come  out 
1  5«.4.2.Philiftins  flew  of  thearmy  about  4000. 
1 2.there  ran  a  man  of  Ben. out  of  the  army 
1 6.1  am  he  that  came  out  of  the  army 
17.2 1.  put  the  battell  in  zny^army  againft  ar. 
22  he  left  his  carriage,  and  ran  into  the  army 
48.David  haftedjand  ran  toward  the  army 

1  Kin.20.  i9.princes  came  out,&  the  army  which 

2  5  .number  thee  an  army  like  the  army  loft 

2  Kin.  2  5 . 5 .  all  his  army  were  fcattcred  from  him 

Jerem.jz.S. 
1  Cbr.  20.1.  Joab  led  forth  the  power  of  the  army 

27.34.Generall  of  the  kings  army  was  Joab 
2  Chr.  1 3 . 3 .  Abijah  fet  battel  in  aray  with  an  ar.o£ 
14  S.Afa  had  an  army  of  men  that  bare  targ. 
20.2 1. (hould  praifeas  they  went  before  the  a. 
24.24.army  of  the  Syr.came  with  a  fmallcom. 
a  5 .7  .let  not  the  army  of  Ifrael  go  with  thee 
9>we  do  for  the  ioo.taknts  given  to  the  ar. 
10.Atnazi.fepar.the  army  come  out  of  Ephr. 
1 3  .but  the  fould.of  the  ar.which  Amaz.fent 
26.13  .under  their  hand  was  an  army 
F  a 


C.2»f.6.4.Jerufal.terribk  as  an  army  with  banners 

Verfe  10. 
lfa.  3  6. 2.fent  Rabfliakch  with  a  great  army 

43.i7.whichbringeth  forth  the rt/vwy,and 
Jer. 3  2. 2. king  of  Babylons  army  belieged  Jcrufal. 
3 4. 1. when  Neb.Sc  all  his  army  fought  ag.  Jer. 

Verfe  7. 
2 1. give  Zed.intothe  hand  of  theK.of  Bn.a. 
35.11  .for  feare  of  the  army  of  the  Syrians 
37;3.then  Phsx.army  was  come  out  of  Egypt 
7. Pharaohs  army  (haJl  returne  to  E°ypt 
1 1  .for  feare  of  Pharaohs  army 
38.3.  given  into  the  hand  of  the  K.of  Bab.ar. 
g9.i.in  the  9.year  &  io.monicameall  his  ar. 
CIupt.52.4. 
46. 2.  word  which  came  aga.the  army  of  Phar, 
2  2.  they  (hall  march  with  marmy 
E^/c-iy-^-norihall  Phar.with  his  mighty  army 
27.io.theyof  Ludand  Phut  were  in  thyarmy 

1 1  .the  men  of  Arvad  with  thine  army 
29. 1 8  .caufed  his  army  to  ferve  a  great  fervice 

yet  had  he  no  wages,  nor  his  army 
19.it  (halbe  the  wages  for  his  army 
32.3  i.Pharaoh  and  all  his  army  flaineby  the 
37. io.there  flood  upan  exceeding  great  army 
38.4.1k  bring  thee  forth  and  all  thine  army 

1  $.agreatcompany,and  a  mighty  army 
Dan.z.zo.  command. the  moft  mighty  in  his  army 

4.  z  $.he  doth  accord,  to  his  will  in  the  army  of 
1 1 .7. which  (hall  come  with  an  army 

1 3. K.of  the  North  (hal  come  with  an  army 
25. againft  the  K.of  the  South  with  an  army 
K.of  the  Sou.fhalbe  ftir.up  with  a  greater. 
26. his  army  lhall  overflow 
Joel  2. 1 1  .L.ftiall  utter  his  voice  before  his  army 
20.1k  remove  far  from  you  the  Norther. 
2 5. my  great  army  which  I  fent  among 
Zeefr.9.8  .Ik  encamp  becaufe  of  the  army 
Ac~t.  2  3. 27. then  came  I  with  an  ar;;ty,8c  refcucd 
Rev.().i6.numbero£  the  army  of  horfmen  were 
19.  i9.agai.himthat  fate  on  the  horfe  8c  hbar. 
%tm,2  of  the  Caldeans.  See  CalOcangf. 
Annies. 
Exod.6.  z6-hving  out  Ifrael  with  their  armies 
7-4.1ay  my  hand  on  Eg. &  bring  forth  my  arm. 
12.i7.felf  fame  day  have  I  brought  your  a  m. 
Verfe  5  1 . 
JV«/K.i.3.thou  &  Aar.ihal  num. them  by  their  ar. 
2. 3  .th  ty  of  Judah  pitch  throughout  t  heir  arm. 

Verfe  9. 

lo.ftandard  of  Reuben  throughout  theirs*. 

Verfe  16. 

i8.weftfide  ftand.  of  Eph.through.their  ar. 

Verfe  24. 

2$.ftand.ofDanonNorthfi.  with  their*-. 

10.14.  firft  place  ftand.of  Jud.  with  their  arm. 

18. of  Reub.fet  forward  accord. to  thtn  arm. 

22.ftandard  of  Eph.  according  to  their  arm. 

28.journie  of  Ifrael  accord. to  their  armies 

3  3 .  i.went  forth  out  of  Egypt  with  their  arm. 

V>cut.  2Q.9.(hall  make  capt.of  the  armies  to  lead 

1  So..  17. 1. Phil.gath. together  their  rf/'.to  battell 

Chap.i8.r,Sc  29.1. 
8. he  ftood  and  cried  to  the  armies  of  Ifrael 
10.I  dene  the  armies  of  Ifrael  this  day 

2  3  .champion  came  up  out  of  the  armies 
26.that  heflioulddefiethe^.ofth;l''vi.G. 

3  6. feeing  he  hath  defied  the  arm.o?  the  liv. 
45.I  come  in  the  nameofthc  G.of  the*-. of 

2  3 . 3  .if  we  come  to  Keilah  againft  the  armies 

2  Kjn  25.23  .all  the  capt.of  the  armies  heard  that 

26.capt.of  the  arm.  arofe  Sc  came  to  Egypt 

1  C^.n.26.valiantmenoftheai?«.were  Afihcl 

2  Cbr.  1 6.4. Benh.fent  capt.of  his  arm  againft  Ifr. 
Job  25. 3. is  there  any  number  of  hisarmies 
Pfal.44.cf  .thou  goeft  not  forth  with  our  armies 

6o.io.whichdidftnot  go  forth  with  our  arm. 

68.1 2.kings  of  armies  did  flee  apace 
Cant.6.iz.3S  it  were  the  companiesof  z.armies 
Ifa.z4-2.his  fury  upon  all  their  armies 
Mat. 22.7.fent  forth  his  armies,a.nA  deftroyed 
Luk.2  i.20.when  ye  fee  Jeruf.comp.with  armies 
Heb,  11.34.  turned  to  flight  the  arm.oi  the  aliens 
Kev. 1  <).\q. armies 


ARM       ARN 


ARO       ARO 


ARO        ARO 


Rev.  i  9.  i  /{.armies  in  heaven  followed  him 

ip.the  beaft,the  K.  of  the  earth  &  their  arm. 

3Jrtnont. 
2  Kjng.zi.8.  K.took  fons of  Rizpah,<4;v720«,Me. 

a&rinouv. 

1  S5.i4.i.Ton.faidto  the  v.  man  that  bare  his  ar. 

4  Verf.6. 

17.  ?8.Saul  armed  David  with  his  armour 

39.David  girded  his  fword  upon  his  armour 

54-heput  his  armour  in  his  tent 

3 1.9. cut  off  Sauls  head,&  ftript  offhis  armour 

1  Chron.  10. 9 . 

icput  his  armour  in  the  houfe  of  Alhtaroth 

1  Chron.  10. 10. 

2  Sam. 2.21. turn  afide,and  take  thee  his  armour 

18.15  .ten  young  men  that  bare  Joabs  armour 

1  Kw.10.25.  they  brought  toSol.  garments,«>7#. 
2  2. 3 8. they  waihed  his  armour 

2  K'^.J-H-gathred  all  that  were  able  to  putonar. 

io.2.ye  have  a  fenced  city  a.Ko,md  armour 
20.ij.Hezekiahfliewed  the  houfc  of  hisarm. 
lfaiah  39-29. 
Ifa.  2  2.8  .in  that  day  to  the  armour  of  the  houfe  of 
£\?'i  3  8. 4. all  of  them  clothed  with  armour 
Lull.  1 1. 1 2. take  from  him  all  his  armour 
Rom.  1 3 . 1 2.puton  the  armour  of  light 
2  Cor. 6. 7. by  the  armour  ofrighteoufneffe 
Ephef.6. 1 1  .put  on  the  whole  armour  of  God 
1 3  .take  to  you  the  whole  armour  of  God 

2ffrmotir-bcaw. 

Judg.g.it. Abim.called  his  <«KO/»'-fowYT>faying 

i  Sa.  14.7  .iJ>wo«i-'V>tj.faid,Do  all  that  is  in  thy 

i2.menofthegar-anfwcred  Jon.&  hisar.b. 

1 3  Jonath.climbed,&  his  arm.bca.zfter  him 

I4.firft  (taught.  Jonath.&  his  arm.bea. made 

1 7. Jonathan  &  his  arm-bear. were,  not  there 

16.21.  Dav  id  became  Sauls  armour-  bearer 

3 1.4-Saul  faid  to  his  arm.beai:Dviw  thy  fword 

1  Cta.10.4. 

his  (SW.&f.would  not3for  he  was  afraid 

1  Chron.  10.4. 

5  .when  his  armour-bearer  faw  Saul  was  dead 

1  Chron.  10.^. 

6.Saul  diedjhis  3  .fons,  and  his  armour-bear. 

aS^.2  3.37.Nahari»v».&c.to  Joab.i  Cfc.11.39. 

Nefc.  3. 1 9. Ezer  repaired  agai.  going  up  to  the  ar. 
Cant. 4  4. like  the  tower  of  Dav.builded  for  the  <»'. 
.Ter.50.25.the  Lord  hath  opened  his  armoury 
Smart. 

1  Cfc.  3. 21. fons  of  Rephaiah  the  fons  of  /&vz<»z 

Stnon. 
2V«.  2 1 . 1 3  .on  the  other  fide  of  Am.  Judg.  1 1 . 1 8 . 
Arnon  is  the  border  of  Moab 
.7Wg.ii.i8. 
14-what  he  did  in  the  brooks  of  Arnon 
24.1frael  pofl'e  fled  from  Arnon  to  Jabbok 

fudg.ii.ii. 
26.Sihon  had  taken  from  Moab  to  Arnon 
28. the  lords  ot  the  high-places  of  Arnon 
22.36.Bakk  met  Balaam  in  the  border  of  Ar. 
D£«f,2.24.paffe  over  the  river  of  Arnon 

36.fi.-om  Aroer  brink  of  the  river  of  Arnon 

Qh.7,.iz.&.  \.fi.Jofh.\z.z.  &  \  3.9,16. 

3 .8  .we  took  from  the  river  of  Arn.unto  mount 

16. to  the  Gaditeslgavefrom  Gil.to^ra. 

J  of.  1 1. 1.  from  the  river  of  Arnon  to  mount  Her. 

Judg.  1 1 . 1 3  .Ifrael  took  away  my  land  from  Am. 

26.whenlfr.dwek  by  the  coaft  of  ^^oo.y. 

2  Kw.i°.3  3.fmotet'iem  fro  Aroer  by  then. dr. 
Ifa.16-2.daug.of  Moab  flialbe  at  the  foords  of  A. 
Jer.sfi  .20.tell  it  in  Amon,that  Moab  is  fpoiled 

31roO.    1Ht;otiite0. 

Num.zS.  1 7  .of  And  the  family  of  the  Arodites 

Srotif. 
GfW.46.16.fons  of  Gad,  Arodi,  Areli 

Uroer. 

Num.  3  2. 3  4.  the  children  of  Gad  built  Aroer 
Deut.z.i6.from  Aroer  brink  of  the  river  of  Arnon 
Chapt.3.12.  &  4.48.8c  Jofiz.z.  St. 
13.9,16.8c  2  Yjn.io.$-$. 
Jof.  13.25  .to  Aroer  that  is  before  Rabbah 
Judg.  1 1 .  26.while  Ifrael  dwelt  in  Aroer, and  her 
33.  he  fmote  them  from  Aroer  toMinnith. 

1  SS-30.28.David  fenta  prefent  to  them  in  Aro. 

2  Sa.14. 5.paffed  over  Jordan,  &  pitcht  in  Aroer 


1  Chro.  5 .8.Bela  who  dwelt  in  Aroer 

lfa.17.zxht  cities  of  Aroer  are  forfaken 

Jer.4%  .19.O  inhabitant  of  Aroerfimd  by  the  w. 

Uroerfte. 
1  Chr.  1 1 .44.the  fons  of  Hothan  the  Aroerlte 

Gen.  19. 1 5  .when  the  morn,  arofe,  angels  haflned 
3  3  .when  die  lay  down,or  when  me arofe 

Verfe  35. 
3  5  .the  younger  arofe  and  lay  with  him 
24.6 1  .Rcbekah  arofe  and  her  damofels 
3  7. 7.  and  lo,my  (heafe  arofe 
Exod.  1 . 8  .there  arofe  a  new  king  which  knew 

Attsj.iS. 
Deut.  3  4. 1  o.thcre  arofe  not  a  Prophet  fince  in  If. 
Jof.8.-$.Jo{h\iaarofi  to  go  up  againft  Ai 
1 9. the  ambuih  arofe  quickly 
1 8 . 8  .the  men  arofe  and  went  their  way 
z  4.9. f^aluk  arofe,  and  warred  againft  Ifrael 
Judg.z. 10.  dW.another  gen.wch  knew  not  the  L. 
3 .  20. and  he  arj>fe  out  of  his  feat 
5.7  .till  I  Deborah  arofe,  till  \  arofe 
8. 2 1. Gideon  tfft?/f, and  flew  Zebah 
g.^l.hbim.arofe  againft  them,  &  fmote  them 

1  o.  1  .after  Kbim.arofe  to  defend  Ifrael,  Tolah 

3  .after  him  arofe  Jair  a  Gileadite 
1 3 . 1 1  .Manoah  arofe  and  went  after  his  wife 
i6.3.Sampfon  arofezt  midnight,took  the  door 
20.8.all  the  people  arofe  as  one  man 

1 8  xhildr.of  Ifrael  aro. &  went  to  the  houfe 
Ruth  1 .6.then  Naomi  arofe  with  her  daug.in-law 

1  Sa.i  3,1 5.  Sam.arofe,  &  gate  him  up  from  Gil. 

17.35  -when  he  arofe  againft  me  I  caught  him 

48. when  the Philiftine arofe,  David  hafted 

5  2. men  of  Ifrael  &  Judah  arofe  &  ftiouted 

i8.27.David  aro.8c  flew  ofthePhil.200.men 

20.25  .'Jomth.arofe,  Abner  fate  by  Sauls  fide 

3  4.  Jonathan  arofe  from  the  table  in  anger 

4 1 .  David  aro  out  of  a  place  to  w  ard  t  he  Sou . 
4Z.arofe,8c  departed,  Jon.wentinto  the  city 

2 1 . 1  o  .David  arofe, and  fled  that  day  for  feare 
23.13  .David  arofe,  &  departed  out  of  Keilah 
24.4. David  arofe,and  cut  off  the  skirt 

2  5 . 4 i.Abigail  arofe  and  bowed  het  fel fe 

42.  Abigail  hafted  and  arofe,znd  rode 

26. 5. David  aro. St.  came  where  Saul  had  pitch. 
27. 2.David  «/'»/?  and  paned  to  Achifh 
2 8 . 2 3  .fo  Saul  arofe  and  fate  upon  the  bed 

2  Sam.  1 1 .2. David  arofe  from  off  his  bed 

1 2. 1 7. elders  of  his  houfe  arofe  and  went  to 
2 o.David  arofe  from  the  earth,and  warned 

1 3 .  29. then  all  the  kings  fons  arofe  and  fled 
3  1  .then  the  king  arofe  &  tore  his  garments 

14. 3 1  Joab  arofe  and  came  to  Abfalom 

1 7 . 2  2 .  David  arofe, an  d  pafled  over  Jordan 

2  3.Ahitop.ara/e,gatehim  home,&  hanged 
1 9. S. the  king  arofe  and  fate  in  the  gate 
z^. 10. he  arofe  &  fmote  the  Phil,  till  his  hand 

1  l\in.  3 .  20. flic  arofe  at  midnight,  &  took  my  fon 

2*1  .when  I  aro.in  the  mor.  my  fon  was  dead 
1 1 .1%  .they  arofe  out  of  Midian,  andcameto 

40. Jeroboam  arofe  and  fled  into  Egypt 
14.17.  Jerob.wifca;o/c  &  departed  to  Tirzab 

2  2\i#-4-Jo.Elifha «''«/£  and  followed  her 

7. 7. they  arofe  and  fled  in  the  twilight 

1 2. king  arofe  in  the  night,and  faid,I  will 
8.2.the  woman  aro.Sc  did  after  the  faying  of 
1  o.  1 2.Jehu  aro. 8c  departed,  &  came  to  Samar. 

1  i.i.Athaliahtf/'0.&  deftroyed  the  feed  royall 

2  Chron.zz.10. 
1 2. 20. his  fervants  arofe,8c  made  a  confpiracy 
2 3. 2 5. neither  after  him  arofe  there  any  like 

2  5.26.capt.of  the  armies  arofe  &  came  to  Egy. 

1  Chr.  10. 1 2.then  <»-.the  valiant  men,  &  took  the 

2o.4.after  this  aro.wzrat  Gezer  with  the  Phil. 

2  Cfc.29.12.then  the  Levits  aro.Sc  fandr.themfel. 
30. 14. they  arofe  and  took  away  the  altars 

27. the  priefts  and  Levits  arofe, ind  bleflcd 

3  6. 1 6.until  the  wrath  of  the  L.^w.aga.his  peo. 
E^r.  10.5 .then  arofe  Ezra,and  made  them  fweare 
Neh.z.  1 2.I  arofe  in  the  night,  and  fome  few  men 
£/?.8;4.fo  Efther  arofe  and  flood  before  the  king 
Job  1 .20. Job  arofe  and  rent  his  mantle 

19. 1 8 .1  arofe,and  they  fpake  againft  me 
2  9. 8. the  aged  arofe  and  ftood  up 
Pfal.96. 9.when  God  arofe  to  judgement 


Ecd.i.  j.hafteneth  to  the  place  where  he  arofe 
Jer. 41. 2.then  arofe  I(hmael,and  fmote  Gedali 
Jam  3 .6.word  came  to  the  king,  &  he  arofe  from 
Ato.2a4.when  hearofe,  he  took  theyoung  child 

Verfe  2 1 . 
8. 1 5 .{he  arofe, ^and  miniftred  unto  them 

Lu\e  4.39. 
24.there  arofe  a  great  tempeft  in  the  fea 

-  Ato'^4.37. 
26.he  arofe,  and  rebuked  the  winds  and  the 
Mar A.l9.  Luke  S.%4. 
g.j.hearofe,zna  departed  to  his  houfe 
9-and  he  arofe  and  followed  him 

Ver.i9.ikta'.2.i4. 
2  5  .took  her  by  the  hand,and  the  maid  arofe 
25.7 .virgins fl/oj?,and  trimmed  their  lamps 
26.62.high  nrkrt  arofe, znd  faid,  Anfwereft 
27.5  2.many  bodies  that  flept  arofe 
Mar.z.  1 2.he  arofe,took  up  his  bed,  &  went  forth 

Lu\e  5.25. 
5.42.  and  ftraightway  the  datnofell  arofe 

£^8.55. 
9. 27. lift  him  up,  and  he  arofe 
10. 1. he  arofe  thence,and  came  into  Judea 
14. 5 7. there  arofe  certain,  &  bare  falie  witnefs 
Luke  1 . 3  9.Mary  arofe  in  thofe  daies 

4.3  8  .he  arofe  out  of  the  Synagogue,&  entred 
6.8. ,he  arofe  and  ftood  forth 

48.when  the  floud  <rrofe,the  ftreame  beat 
9-46.there  arofe  a  reafoning  amongft  them 
1 5. 14-there  arofe  a  mighty  famine 

20.he  arofe,  and  came  to  his  father 
23.1  .the  mn\tit\ide arofe,  &  led  him  to  Pilate 
44. 1 2.then  arofe  Peter,  &  ran  to  the  fcpulchre 
John  3.25.thereara.aqueft.  between  Johnsdifci. 
6.18  .the  fea  arofe  by  reafon  of  a  great  wind 
1  i.zp.(ht  arofe  quickly,and  came  unto  him 
^•5.6.youngmen  arofe,  wound  him  up 
6. 1  .there  arofe  a  murmuring  of  the  Grecians 

9.therea/-.cert3in  of  the  Syn.which  is  called 
9.8. Saul  arofe  from  the  earth,and  faw  no 
i8.he<Zio/e,and  was  baptized 
34.arife,make  thy  bed,  and  he  arofe 
I  i.i9.upon  the perfec.which  aro.iboix  Stephe 
i9.2  3.<Z/,o/enofmall  ftirre  about  that  way 
2 3. 7. there  arofe  a  diffention  between  the  Pha. 
9.there  arofe  a  great  cry :  and  the  Scribes 

that  were  of  the  Pharifees  yznarofe 
1  o.when  thsre  arofe  a  great  diffen.the  chiefe 
27. 1 4.there  aw.a  tempeft. wind,  called  Eurocl. 
Rev. <).z  there  arofe  a  fmoak  out  of  the  pit 

SJrofe  eavlp. 
Jof.7>.i^of.arofeei.r\y,  &  theyremov.  from  Shit. 
Judg.  19. 5-on  the  4. day  when  they  arofe  early 

8  .he  arofe  early  on  the  5  .day  to  depart 
1  &m9.26.they<z/'0/eearly,3ndaboutfpring  of 
Zy21.37.36.they  arofe  early,they  were  dead  corps 
Van.6.i9.kingarofe  early,and  went  to  the  den 

3Jrofe  and went. 
Gcft.24.  xo.fervants  aro.8c  went  into  Mefopotam. 

.  38.i9.Tamarara/eand  wentherway 
Judg.$. 9. Deborah  arofe, and  went  with  Barak 
1 3 . 1 1  .Manoah  arofe,z.nd  w  ent  after  his  w  ife 
1 9. 3. her  husband  arofe,  and  went  after  her 
20.18.child.of  Ifraela>-o.&  went  to  the  houfe 

1  S<a«. 3. 6. Samuel  tf^/f, and  went  to  Eli.  Ver.8. 

9. 26. Saul  arofe,and  they  went  out  both 
23.i6.Jonathan  arofe,znd  went  to  David 

24. they  arof,  and  went  to  Ziph.  before  Saul 
24. 8. David  arofe,znd  went  out  of  the  cave 
25.1  .David  arofe,  and  went  to  Paran 
26.2.Saul  arofe,2nd  went  to  Ziph 
3 1 . 1 2.all  the  valiant  arofe,  and  went  all  night 

2  Sam. 2.1 5. aro.Sc  went  by  numb.i2.ofBenjam. 

6.2.David^o/e,andwent  with  all  the  people 
12.17  -Elders  of  hi  s  houfe  arofe  and  went 
1 4. 2 3. Joab  arofe  and  went  to  Gefhur 
1 5.9.Abfalom  arofe  and  went  to  Hebron 

1  Kin.  1. 50.  Adonijah  aro.81  went  &  caught  hold 

2.40.Shimei  arofe,znd  went  to  Gath 
1 4.4.Jeroboams  wife  arofe  and  went  toShiloh 
17.10.fo  he  arofe,znd  went  to  Zarephath 
I9.3.he  faw  that  he  arofe-and  went  for  his  life 
%.hearofe,znd  went  in  the  ftrength  of  that 
11. he  arofe  and  went  after  Elijah 

2  Kjn  1 . 1 5  .he  arofe,  and  went  downe  to  the  king 

0.6. he 


ARP       A  R  R 


p.6.he  arofe,and  went  and  powred  the  oile 
E^.3.23 .1 arofe  and  went  into  the  plaine 
Van  6.1  9. king  arofe, and  went  in  hafte  to  the  den 
Jonah  3 .  j .fo  Jonah  arofe, and  went  to  Nineveh 
Ate'.7. 24.be  ara/i?,&  went  into  the  bord.of  Tyre 
Lu\. 1.  jp-Mary  ^'o/e,  &  went  into  the  hill  count. 
Aff.8.  27. Philip  arofe  &  went,  behold  a  man  of 
g.  jQ.Peter<«'0/e,and  went  with  them 
flrpaO,  or  SlrprjaD. 
2  Kki8.34.where  are  the  gods  oiHamuh,Atp. 
Ifcuab  36.19. 
19.13  .where  is  the  king  oiAtpad.   -(/a.  3  7. 1 3 . 
Ifa.10.9AS  not  Hamath  as  At  pad  ? 
/fJ,.49.2  3.Hamathisconfounded>and^>yarf 

mrprjapab. 
Gen.  10. 2 2.the children  of  Shem>  Arpbaxad 

1  Chron.i. 17. 
24.  Arpbaxad  begat  Salah. '       1  Cfcw.  1 . 1 8 . 
1 1. icShem begat  ^fc.z.years after  the  floud 
1  i.he  lived  after  he  begat  Arpha.j  00. years 
j  z.  Arpbax. lived  3  5 .yeais,and  begat  Salah 
1 3  .Arpbaxad  lived  after  40  3  .yeares 
i  Chro.  1 . 24.Shem,^tortrf,Shelah 
Litk.Z  16.  which  was  the  fon  of  Arpbaxad 

Ir^.8.26.they  arrivedat  the  country  of  the  Gad. 
Atl.zo.i  j. the  next  day  we  arrived  at  Samos 

Jlrr'ogancp. 
1  S£.  2. 3. let  not  armgancy  come  out  of  your  mou. 
Pro.S.j  3.pride  and  arrogancy  do  I  hate 
I/a.  1 3.1 1  .lie  caufe  the  arrog.of  the  proud  toceafe 
jfa-.43.29.of  Moab  his  loftineffe,his  mrogancy 
3trroro. 

1  Sfiw.20.36.he  fhot  in  arrow  beyond  him 

3  7. to  the  place  of  the  arrow, \s  not  the  arrow 
2 2£i?z.9.24.the  arrow  went  out  at  his  heart 
1 3. 1 7. the  arrow  of  the  Lords  deliverance 

and  the  arrow  of  deliverance  from  Syria 
1 9. 3  2. nor  (hoot  an  arrow  there.      I/a.37.33. 
Job  41. z8. the  arrow  cannot  make  him  flee 
P/aZ.  1  i.2.they  makeready  theirarrow  upon  the 
64.7.withan«y0.fudd.{hall  they  be  wounded 
91.5  .nor  for  the  arrow  that  fleeth  by  day 
Vro.  2  f .  1 8  .a  maule,  a  fword,and  aJhatp  arrow 
Je t.g. 8. their  tongue  is  as  marrow  (hot  out 
law. 3. 1 2.fet  me  as  a  mark  for  the  arrow 
Zecb.g.  1 4. his  arrow  (hall  go  forth  as  lightning 

IBrrorjoes?. 
Num.  24. 8. pierce  them  through  with  his  arrowes 
iDe/tf.32. 23.1k  fpend  mine  arrowes  upon  them 
42.Tle  make  my  arrowes  drunk  with  bloud 

1  S<J»z.20.20.Ilc  (hoot  three  arrowes 

2 1  .find  the  arrowes,  1  he  arro.are  on  this  fide 
22.if  I  fay  the  arrowes  are  beyond 
3  6. find  out  the  arrowes  which  I  (hoot 
3  8 .  Jonathans  lad  ga  ■  hered  up  the  arrowes 
z  Saw.  2  2.1 5. he  knt  out  arrow. &  Scattered  them 
■  PyW.18.14. 

2  Kin.  1 3 . 1  j. take  bow  &  a;r.he  took  bow  &  arro. 

18  take  the  arrows,  &  1  mite  on  the  ground 
1  Cbr.  1 2. 2.ufe  right  hand  &  left  hand  in  ihoo.dr. 
z  cbro.z6. 1  $ .  Uzziah  made  engines  to  (hoot  art. 
Job  6.4.the  arrowes  of  the  Almigh.are  within  me 
Pfal.7.1 3 .  he  ordaineth his an.againft the perfec. 
2 1. 1 2. make  ready  thine  a^.againft  the  face  of 
38.2.thine  arrowes  fticke  fat  m  me 
45.5.  thine  arrowes  are  ihsxp  in  the  heart 
57-4-whofe  teeth  are  fpeares  and  arrowes 
58.7  .when  he  bends  his  bow  to  (hoot  hisarro. 
64.3.W  (hoot  their  arrowes, even  bitter  words 
76.3  .there  brake  he  the  arrowes  of  the  bow 
77.17  .thine  arrowes  alfo  went  abroad 
1 20.4.(harp  arrows  of  the  mighty  :  coales  of 
1 2  7 .4.as  arrows  in  the  hand  of  a  m  ighty  man 
1 44.6.1hoot  out  thine  artowes,8c  deftroy  them 
Pro.  26. 1 8  .as  a  madman3who  cafteth  arrowes 
Ifa.  5 . 2 8. w hofe  arrowes  are  (harp,their  bowes  be 

7.24.with  arrowes  and  bowes  (hall  men  come 
/er.  5  o.p.their  arrows  halbeasof  an  expert 
14.rn.00t  at  her,fpare  no  arrowes 
%  1 . 1 1  .make  bright  the  arrowes 
Lam.^.i  3. he  hathcaufed  the  arro.of  his  quiver  to 
E\^.  J.i6.when  T  dial  fend  the  evillarro.of  fam. 
21.21. he  made  his  arrows  bright,he  confulted 
39.3  .He  caufe  thine  arrowes  to  fall  out  of  thy 
o.lhall  burn  the  (hields,bowes, and  arrowes 


ART       ART 

Hab.$.i  1.  at  the  light  of  thine  arrowes  they  went 

%Xt. 
Gen.$.9.God  faid  td  Adam,VVhere  art  thou 
14-thou  art  curfed  above  all  cattell 
4.6. why  art  thou  wroth  ?  why  is  thy  counten. 
1 1. 1 1 .1  know  thou  art  a  faire  woman 
i  3  .fay,I  pfay  thee,thou  art  my  filter 
1 3 .  i4.1ook  from  the  place  where  thou  art 
16. n.faid  to Hag.Behold,thou  art  with  child 
1 7. 8. wherein  thou  art  a  ftranger 
20. 3. behold,  thou  art  but  a  dead  man 

2  3. 6. thou  art  a  mighty  prince  amongft  us 
24.23.  whofe  daughter  art  thou,  tell  me 

Verfe47. 

60. thou  art  our  fifter,be  thou  the  mother 
26-  i6.go  from  uSjthou  art  mightier  then  We 

29.thou  art  now  the  bleffed  of  the  Lotd 
17.18  who  art  thou  my  fon.  Ver.32. 

24.fl/t  thou  my  very  fon  Efau 
a  8.4.the  land  wherein  thou  art  a  ftranger 
2o.i4.furely  thou  art  my  bone  and  my  fiefh 

1 5.becaufe  thou  art  my  brother,(hould'ft 

3  2.  i7.whofe  art  thou?  whither  goeft  thou 
39.9-becaufe  thou  art  his  wife,how  then 

4 1. 3  9. none  fo  difcreet  and  wife  as  thou  art 

44. 18. for  thou  art  even  as  Pharaoh 

46.  *o.becaufe  thou  art  yet  alive 

47. 8. Pharaoh  faid  to  Jacob,How  old  art  thou 

49. 3. Reuben,  thou  art  my  firft-borne 
Exod.0f.z6 .2.  bloudy  husband  thou art,becaufe 

34.10.all  the  people  amongft  which  thou  art 
Df«t.7.6.thou  art  an  holy  people  to  the  Lord 
Jof.  ? .  1 3  .art  thou  for  us,or  for  our  adverfaries 
Judg.%.  1 8. as  thou  art,  fo  were  they 

1 1. 2. thou  art  the  fon  of  a  ftrange  woman 
3  5  .thou  art  one  of  them  that  trouble  me 

1  2.f.art  thou  an  Ephramite,if  he  faid,  Nay 

1 3 . 1 1  .art  thou  the  man  that  fpakeft  to  the  w. 
Ruth  2.9.when  thou  art  a  thirft,goto  the  vefCll 

1  Saw.  1 9. 3. He  ftandinthe  field  where  thou  art 

24. 1 7. thou  art  more  righteous  then  I 

28.1 2.why  haft  thou  deceiv.me?thou  art  Saul 

2  Sam.  1. 8.  who  art  thou  ?  I  am  an  Amalekite 

1 3. whence  art  tnou?  I  am  the  fon  ofaftra. 
z.zo.art  thou  Afahel  ?  he  anfwered-I  am 
1 5.  i9.thou  art  a  ftranger ,and  an  exile 

2 7. flit  not  thou  a  Seer  ?  return  into  the  city 
20. 9_art  'hou  in  health,  my  brother 
17. art  thou  Joab  ?  he  antwered,  I  am 
1  Kin.  1 3 . 1 4.«rf  thou  the  man  of  G  .that  cameft 
1 8.1  am  a  Prophet  alfo  as  thou  art 
\%.7.art  thou  that  my  lord  Elijah 

1 7  .art  thou  he  that  troubleth  Ifrael 
22.4.I  am  as  thou  art  ,my  people  as  thy  people 
2^.3.7.    iCbron.iB.3. 
z  cbro.  zo.7. art  not  thou  our  God  whodidft 

25.16.art  thou  made  or  the  Kings  councell 
Job  3  f  .8.wickednesmay  hnrt  a  man  as  thou  art 
Ifa.  14. 1  o.art  thou  alfo  become  weak  as  we 

art  thou  become  like  unto  us 
•5 1.9.  art  not  it  thou  that  hath  cut  Rahab 

1  o.art  thou  not  it  which  haft  dried  the  fea 
Jet.  1 4. 2  2  .art  not  thou  h  ?,0  Lord  our  God 
Mat.z7.i  i.art  thou  the  King  of  the  Jewes 

Mat\  15.2.  L^.23.3. 
Mat .i-zq.att  thou  come  to  deftroy  us  ?  I  know 
thou  art,theholy  Oneof  G.  I«.4-34. 
3. n.faying,Thou art  the  Son  of  God 
14.6i.avi  thou  the  Chrift,the  fon  of  the  bkff. 
1^.4. 41. thou  art  Chrift  the  Son  of  God 

7  1  <).att  thou  he  that  fhould  come.     Ver.  2  o . 
1 2. 5 8. as  thou  art  in  the  way,give diligence 
zz.67.art  thou  the  Chrift  ?  tell  us 
7  o.art  thou  then  the  Son  of  God 

2  3.40.feeing  thou  art  in  the  fame  condemnat. 
24. 1 8  .art  thou  only  a  ftranger  in  Jerufalem 

John  1.2 1. art  thouElias  ?  he  faith,  I  am  not 

art  hou  that  Prophet  ?  he  anfwered,  No 

2  2  .who  art  thou, that  we  may  give  an  anfw. 
49.th.ou  art  the  Son  of  God,thou  art  the  K. 

3 . 1  o.art  thou  a  mafter  of  Ifra.&  knoweft  not 
4. 1 2.a;t  thou  greater  then  our  father  Jacob 

i9.Sir,I  perceive  that  thou  art  a  Prophet 
7.5  2.art  thou  alfo  of  Galilee  ?  featch  &  looke 
8 .48. fay  we  not  well,thou  art  a  Samaritan 

5  3. art  thou  greater  then  our  father  Abraha 
F  3 


ART       A  R V 


57-thou  art  not  yet  fifty  yeares  old 
1 1. 27.I  beleeve  thou  art  the  Chnft  the  fon  of 
i8.i7.artnot  thoualfoone  of  this  roans  difc. 
Verfei?. 
3  3. act  thou  the  King  of  the  Jewes 
39.  Pilate  faid  to  him,  Attrhuu  a  king  then 
19.9.  whence  art  thou  ?  Jefus  gave  no  anfwer 
1 2.this  man  goe,  thou  art  tfot  Casfars  friend 
^.4.24.  L.thou  art  God  which  haft  nade  heav. 
21.38  .art  not  thou  the  Egyptian  which  before 
22.27.tell  mee,/fr?  thou  a  Roimn 
Rom.  2. 1 9,thou  art  confident  thou  art  a  guide 
Hcb.  y .  5  .thou  art  a  Prieft  for  ever  after  the  order 
/aOT.2.ii.ifthoukill,  thou  art  a  tranfgreffor 
4. 1 1  -thou  art  not  a  doer  of  the  Law,but  a  Jud. 
i2.whoart  thou  that  judgeft  another 
Rev.i.  1 7. knoweft  not  tint  thou  art  wretched 
4. 11  .thou  art  worthy,0  Lord  to  receive  gldry 
5.9.  thou  art  worthy  to  take  the  booke 
1 1. 1 7.whkh  art,and  waft,and  art  to  come 
1 J  .4.  thou  onely  a,t  holy,  for  all  nations 
16,  j.thou  art  righteous, O  L.  which art,waft 
2Jtt.  %vt8. 
Exod.  30a  y  .ointm.compoun.after  the  art  of  Apo. 
3  5.  a  confection  after  the  art  of  the  Apo'th. 
2  Cfci".i6.i4.divers  kinds  of  [pices  prepared  by  art 
Act.  17. z$. Godhead  not  like  to  ftonc  grav.by  art 
19. 19-many  which  ufed  curious art/brought 
^rtaperjcc'flf. 
£^-.4.7. in  the  daies  of  Artaxerxes  wrote  Bifhlam 
Mithedah,  and  the  reft,  to  Artaxerxes 
8.Rehum  wrote  a  kt.againft  Jeruf.to  Artax. 
1 1. this  the  copieof  the  let.fent  to  Artaxerx. 
23.  when  thecopieof  K.^/ta^.let. was  read 
6. 14  according  to  the  com.of  Cyr.  Dzx. Artax. 
7.i.inthe  reign  oiArtax.K-oi  Perfia  Ezr.went 
7  Tome  Priefls  went  up  in  7.  yeere  of  Artax. 
1  iithis  is"  the  copy  of  the  kt.that  ^rta^r.gave 
1  z.Artax  K.  of  Kings  unto  Ezra  the  Prieft 
%  1 .1,even  I  Artaxerxes  doe  make  a  decree 
8.i.thefe  the  chief  that  went  in  the  reign  of  A. 
Neh.z.i.  in  the  20.yeerof^rtajr.wine  was  before 
y.14.1  was  gon  from  the  ao.tothe  3  2.of  Arta. 
1 3 .6.  in  the  3  2.yeer  of  ^rtar.came  I  to  the  K. 
3fttema0. 
Tif.3.12.  when  I  (hall  fend  Artemas  unto  thee 

®vtfficev. 
Gen.q.  2  2.Tubal-Cain  an  inftrufter  of  every  arti. 
Ifa-i.i  .captaine  of  fifty,the  cunning  artificer 
2HrttficerS. 

1  Chro.ig.  5  .for  all  manner  of  work  made  by  artif. 

2  Cbr.  3  4. 1 1 .  to  the  artificers  &  builders  gave  they 

1  Sam.  20.4o.Jonathan  gave  his  artillery  to  his  lad 

E%e.z7  8.inhabit.of  Zidon  and  Arvad,thy  marin. 
1  i.men  of  Arvad  with  thine  array  Were 

SrtaOtte. 

Gen.  10.  iS.Canaanbegatethe  Arvadite,  and 

1  Chron.1.16. 
^rubotrj. 
1  Kin.q.  1  o.fon  of  Hefeb  in  Arubsth  pertain. Soch. 

3&mma"r/. 
Judg.g.41.  Abimekch  dwelt  at  Arumah 
mrja. 

1  Kin.  i6.9.drin.himf.  drunk  in  the  houfe  of  Ar%g 

%9. 
Gen.  3 .  f  .yee  (hall  be  as  gods,knowing  good  and 
z  z. the  man  is  become  ay  one  of  us,  to  know 
24.^1.  wife  as  the L.  hath  fpoken     Jet.48.ts. 
31.2.  cout.of  Lab.was  not  toward  him  as  bef. 
f-  fath.countenance  is  not  toward  me  as  bef. 
26.thou  haft  taken  my  daughters  ds  captives 
3  2.l8.as  a  Prince  haft  thou  power  with  God 
34.31.deak  with  our  fifter  as  with  an  harlot 
Levit.  24. 1 9.as  he  hath  done,fo  (hall  it  be  done 
Numb.  15.14.  as  yee  doe,  fo  (hall  hee  doe 
1 5.  as  ye  are,  (o  (hall  the  ftranger  be- 
Deut.z.zz.asheedid  to  the  children  ofEfaiJ 
6.3.increafe  mightily  as  the  Lord  prorr:'-d 
8.they  (hall  be  as  frontlets  betwee  .  thi/ie 
i6.tempt  God,as  ye  tempted  him  in  Maflah 
Jofi  1  o.  1 .  as  he  had  done  to  Jericho,fo  to  Ai 
14. 1 1  .as  yet  I  am  as  ftrong  this  day,  as  I  was 

as  my  ftrength  was  then,even  fo  is  my 
23.1 5. as  all  good  things  are  come  upon  you 
•  //^g.8.8.anfwc- 


A  S 


AS 


AS 


AS 


_//^.8.8.anfwered  him  as  the  men  of  Succoth 
i  Z.as thou  art,fo  were  they 

2  i  .for  as  the  man  is,fo  is  his  ftrength 
ij.n.^f  they  diJtomejfo  have  I  done  to  the 
■2.0.I  o.put  battell  in  aray }as  at  other  times 

3  z.fmitten  downe,i«x  at  the  firft 

i  Sa.1z.13. as  forme,  G. forbid  that  I  fhould  fin 
ij.zz.as  great  delight  in  burnt-oftnngs,and 
as  in  obeying  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
32.0s  thy  fword  hath  made  worae  childlefs 
1 6.7. the  Lord  feethnot  as  man  feeth 
1 8. i.Jonathan  loved  him  as  his  own  foule 

2 5.2  $.as  his  name  is,fo  is  he:Nabal  is  his  na. 
z6.z4.asx.hy  life  was  much  fetby  this  day 
28.17.  L.hath  done  to  him  as  he  fpake  by  me 
3  o.24.but  as  his  part  is  that  goeth  to  the  batt. 

2  Sam. 3.9.0s  the  L.hath  fworne  to David,fo  I  do 
6.  i6.as  the  arke  came  into  the  city  of  David 
9. 1 1  ,<w  for  Mephibofli.he  fhall  eat  at  my  tab. 

1  3 .  3  5  .as  thy  fervant  faid,  fo  it  is 

1 6.19.0s  I  have  ferved  in  thy  fathers  prefence 

22.3  i.as  for  Godjhis  way  is  perfect 

1  lSjn.  3 . 6. as  he  walked  before  thee  in  truth  and 

fon  to  fit  in  his  throne,^  it  is  at  this  day 

14  as  thy  father  David  did  walk,then  will  I 

Chapt.8.25. 

2  Kjn.S. 19.0s  he  promifed  to  give  him  a  light 

zj. as  didthe  houfeof  Ahab 
1 7 .  z  but  not  as  the  kings  of  Ifrael 
4.0s  he  had  done  yeartby  yeare 
23  .till  the  Lord  removed  Ifr.  as  he  had  faid 
41.0s  did  their  fathersjfo  they  unto  this  day 

2  4. 1 3. ay  the  Lord  had  faid 

2  Cfo.  3  3. 2  3. humbled  nothimf.<wMan.hisfath. 
E^ra  1p.12.Af  thou  haft  faid,fo  muft  we  do 
Eft.  5.$. Hz  do  to  morrow  as  the  king  h.uh  faid 
"j.K.as  the  word  went  out  of  the  kings  mouth 
9.23  .undertook  to  do  as  they  had  done,and 
as  Mordecai  had  written  unto  them 
Job  7. z.as  a fervant defireth  the  fhadow  ,and 

as  an  hireling  looketh  for  the  reward  of 
io.4.or  feeft  thou  as  man  feeth 
5  .are  thy  daies  as  the  daies  of  man  ? 

are  thy  yeares  as  a  mans  daies 
o.thou  haft  made  me  as  the  clay,and  wilt 
«  1  o.powred  me  out  as  milk,  and  crudled  me 
16.4.I  alfo  could  fpeak  asyt  do 
19.22.why  do  ye  perfecute  me  as  God 

2  2 .8  .as  for  the  mighty,he  had  the  earth 

3  1 . 3  6.1  would  bind  it  as  a  crowne 

4 1 . 24.^  hard  as  a  piece  of  the  nether  milftone 
Pfal.3 2_9.be  ye  not  as  the  hotfe,or  as  the  mule 
4i.i2.«yforme>thou  uphuldcft  me  in  my 
4Z.1. as  the  Hart  pante'th  after  the  water-bro. 
nfi.Z.as  we  have  heard, fo  have  we  fcen 
55.16.Af  forme,I  will  call  upon  God 
7  3  .z.as  for  me,my  feet  were  almoft  gone 
20. as  a  dreame  when  one  awakethjfo 

7  8. 8.  and  might  not  be  as  their  fathers 

8  3 . 1 1  .their  princes  <w  Zeba,and  AfZalmunna 
89.1 1. as  for  the  world,  thou  haft  founded  it 

37.becftablifhed  for  ever  as  the  Moon 

and  as  a  faithfull  witneffe  in  heaven 
9C$.carrieft  them  away  as  with  a  floud,they 
are  as  afleep :  in  the  morning  they  are  like 
9.we  fpend  our  years  as  a  tale  that  is  told 
103. 1  5. as  for  man,his  daies  are  as  graffe 

as  a  flower,of  the  field,fo  he  flourifheth 
iz^.z.as  the  mountains  are  about  Jerufalem 
%.as  forfuchs  turn  afide  to  ctooked  waies 
141.7  bones  are  fcattered,*f  when  one  cuts  w. 
Pro.  24. 29.fay  not,  lie  do  to  him  as  he  hath  done 
'  34.thy  poverty  come,  as  one  that  travelleth 
and  thy  wamyaar  an  armed  man 
26.1.0s  fhow  in  fummer,^  rain  in  harveft 
1  S.as  a  madman,  who  cafteth  fire-brands 
Ecckf.7 .6.as  the  crackling  of  thornes  under  a  pot 
Ifa.  3 .9. they  declare  their  fin  as  Sodom,they 

.1  z.as  for  my  people,childr.are  their.' oppref. 

10.9. is  not  Calno  as  Carchemifh  ?  is  notHa- 

math  as  Arpad?is  not  Samaria  as  Damaf. 

1 5  .as  if  the  rod  fhould  fhake  it  fclfe  againft 
them  that  life  it  up,or  as  if  the  ftaffe  fhould 

lift  up  it  felfe,  as  if  it-were  no  wood 
2$>2.as  with  the  people/o  with  the  prieft 
as  with  the  fervant,fo  with  his  mafter,&c. 


29.8.4a  when  a  hungry  man  dreameth 
3 1 .  <}.as  birds  flying,  fo  will  the  L.defend  Jer. 
47.4.^  for  our  redeemer,  the  L.of  hofts  is  his 
j  1. 2  3. thou  haft  laid  thy  body  as  the  ground 

and  as  the  ftreet  to  them  that  went  over 
6z.$.as  a  young  man  marrieth  a  virgin,  fo 

&  as  a  bridegrome  rejoyceth  over  the  bride 
6  5  .2  z.as  the  daies  of  a  tree  are  the  daies  of 
Jer.  1 3 . 1  o.fhalbe  as  this  girdle,profitable  for  no. 
E^k.- 1 6.44.0s  is  the  mother,fo  is  the  daughter 
Zecb  7 . 1 3  .as  he  cried  and  they  would  not  heare 

S.i 4.0s  I  thought  to  punifh you 
Mat.  5.48  .perfect^  your  heavenly  Father  is  perf. 
10.25  .difciple  that  he  be  as  his  mafter,and 

the  fervant  <w  his  lord,if  they  have  called 

1  5 . 2  8  .be  it  to  thee  as  thou  wilt 

i9.i9.1ovethy  neighbours  thy  felfe.    Mar\ 

12.33.&K0W.13.9. 

26.z1.as  they  did  eate,faid,Verily  one  of  you 

Marine  14.18. 

Mar.i  5. 8. to  do  *w  he  had  ever  done 

i6.7.thereyeihallfee  him  as  he  faid 
1/^.4.  i6.as  his  cuttome  was,he  went  into  the  fy. 
6. 40 .every  one  that  is  perfect:  fhalbe  as  his 
1 1. 2. thy  will  be  done^as  inheaven,fo  in  earth 
1 8 . 1 1  .God,I  thank  thee,I  am  not  as  other  m. 
John  i.i4.the  glory  as  of  the  only  begotten  of 
10. 1  if.as  the  father  knoweth  me,even  fo  know 

26.ye  are  not  of  my  fheep,*w  I  faid 
13.3  3. and  as  I  faid  to  the  Jewes,fo  now  I  fay 
3  4. love  one  another,*?*  I  have  loved  you 

Chap.  15.12. 
1 5.9.S  the  Father  hath  loved  me,fo  have  I  lo. 
lj.z.as  thou  haft  given  him  power  over  all. 

1  S.as  thou  haft  fent  me  into  the  world 

20.2  i.Af  my  father  hath  fent  me,fo  fend  I  you 
Affi.4.3  5.diftribution  was  madeas  every  one  had 

7.28.wilt  thou  kill  me  Arthou  didft  the  Egy. 
40. for  as  for  this  Mofes  which  brought  us 
5 1  .as  your  fathers  did,fo  do  ye 
Rom.  1 2.4.^  we  have  many  members  in  one  body 

1  C or.  1. 1. as  unto  fpirituall,but  as  unto  carnall 

3  .are  ye  not  carnall,and  walk  as  men 

1 5. fhalbe  faved  :  yet  fo,  as  by  fire 
5. 3 .1  verily  as  abfent  in  my  body,butprefent 

7  .may  be  a  new  lump,  as  ye  are  unleavened 
■j.i-j.as  God  hath  diftributed  to  every  man 

as  the  Lord  hath  called  every  man,  fo 
9. 8. fay  I  thefe  things  <W  a  man  ?  or  faith 
1 0.1 5. 1  fpeak  as  to  wife  men,judgcye  what 
1 1 .  z  .keep  the  ordinances  as  I  delivered  them 

1 2.fcr  as  the  woman  is  of  the  man 
1 2. 1 2. for  (35  the  body  isone,and  hath  many 
1 3 . 1 1 .1  fpake  as  a  child,  underftood  as  a  child 

14.3  4. as  alfo  faith  the  Law 

1  5.8.fl5ofone  borne  out  of  due  time 

2  2. for  as  in  Adam  all  die,  even  fo  in  Chrift 
49. as  we  have  born  the  image  of  the  earthy 

16.1. as  I  have  given  order  to  the  Churches  of 
z.as  God  hath  profpered  him,that  there  be 
io.worketh  the  work  of  the  Lo.as  I  alfojdo 

2  Cor.  1 . 5  .&■  the  fufFerings  of  Chrift  abound  in  us 

1 8 .as  God  is  true,our  word  was  not  yea  and 
2. 17. but «  of  fincerity,  but  <w  of  God 
6.3.(Z.?deceivers,and  yet  true 

g.as  unknown,and  yet  well  knowne 
lo.j.as  he  is  Chrifts,fo  are  we  Chrifts 
ii.io.<w  the  truth  of  Chrift  is  in  me,  no  man 
1 3#7.though  we  be  as  reprobates 
Gal.  z.  1 4.  of  the  Gentiles,&  not  as  do  the  Jewcs 

4. 12.be  as  I  am,  I  am  its  ye  are 
Epbef. 3 . ? .as  it  is  now  revealed  unto  his  holy  Ap. 
5.i5.circumfpecl:ly,not<wfooles,butaswife 

2  2.to  your  own  husbands,  as  unto  the  Lord 
6.6. not  with  eye-fervice,^  men-pleafers 

but  as  the  fervants  of  Chrift,doing  the 
7. as  to  the  Lord,  and  not  to  men 
Phil.z.  1 2. my  beloved,  as  ye  have  alwaies  obeyed 
not  as  in  my  prefence,bu  t  now  much 
Col.z.6.as  ye  have  therefore  received  Chrift 

1  tbef.z.i  i.as  you  know  how  we  exhorted 

you,  as  a  father  doth  his  children 

2  thef.z.z.nor  by  word,nor  by  letter,^  from  us 

as  that  the  day  of  Chrift  is  at  hand 
4X0  that  he  as  God  fitteth  in  the  temple  of 
3.15  .not  as  an  enemy ,but  as  a  brother 


ASA        ASA 

Pbilem.  1 6. not  now  as  a  fervant,  but  above  a  ferv. 
1 7  .count  me  a  partner,rccei  ve  him  as  my  felf 
Heb.  1 2-7.God  dealeth  with  you  as  with  fons 

1  Pet.  1. 14.MS  obedient  children,not  fafhioning 

z.2.as  new  born  babes  defire  the  finceremilkc 
16. as  free,and  not  ufing  your  liberty 

but  as  the  fervants  of  God 
3 .8.1ove  as  brethren,be  pitifull,be  courteous 
4.19.WCH  doing,<minto  a  faithfull  Creator 

2  Pet.  1. 2 1. but  holy  men  fpake  as  they  were  mov. 

Evcn%$, 
Gen.io.y.wenas  Nimrod  the  mighty  hunter 
1  O»'.3.i.evcn«.runto  babes  in  Chrift 
5. even  <mhe  Lord  gave  to  every  man 
10.3  3. even  as  I  pleafe  all  men  in  all  things 
1 2. 2. dumb  idols,even  as  ye  were  led 
1 3 . 1 2.fhall  I  know,evt:n  as  alfo  I  am  knowne 
Ephef.  2.3  .the  children  of  wrath,even  as  others 
4.4.even  as  ye  are  called  in  one  hope  of  the 

3  2. even  <«God  for  Chrifts  fake  forgave  you 
j .  29.cherifb.eth  it,even  as  the  Lo.the  Church 
3  3  .fo  love  his  wife,  even  as  himfelfe 
Co/of.  3 . 1 3  .even  as  Chrift  forgave  you 
ijob.z. 6.ought  himfelf  to  walk,even  as  he  walk. 
3 . 3  .purifieth  himfelfe,eyen  as  he  is  pure 
7. is  righteousjeven  as  he  is  righteous 
Revel.z.zy.tvenas  I  received  of  my  Father 

See  further  in  jDuft,JFa>le,iLong,2Jf)arip, 

Ma. 
1  J$n.  15.8 .  Abi  jam  flept,&  Afa  his  fon  reigned 
2  Cbron.  14. 1. 
9.inthe  20.  year  of  Jeroboam  reigned  Afa 
1  i.A/a  did  that  which  was  right  in  the  eies 
2  Cbron.iq.z. 
1 3  .Afa  deftroied  her  idol,  and  burnt  it  by 
2Cfow.15.16. 

1  /\..Afa  his  heart  was  perfect  with  the  Lord 
j  S.was  war  between  Afa  and  Baafha. V.  3  2 . 
1 7.fuffer  none  to  go  out  orcomein  to  Afa 

z  Cbron.  16.1. 
1 8  .Afa  took  all  the  fil ver  and  the  gold 

Afa  fent  them  to  Benhadad  the  fon  of 
2  Cbron.  16. 2. 
20.Benhadad  hearkened  unto  king  Afa 

2Cbran.\6.at. 

iz.Afa  made  proclam.throughout  all  Judah 

Afa  built  with  them  Geba  of  Benjamin 

2  Cbron.  16. 6. 

2  3  .the  reft  of  the  afts  of  Afa.  z  Chro.  16.  i-i. 
24.,4/izflept  with  his  fathers.  2  Chr.  16.13. 
2  5.Nadabreigned  in  thefecondyearof^T^ 
28  .in  the  3  .year  of  Afa  Baafha  did  flay  him 
33. in  the  3-yeare  of  Afa  began  Baafha 

i6.8.inthe  26.yeare  of  Afa  began  Elah 
io.in  the  27.yearof  Afa  Zimrifniote  Elah 
1 5. in  the  27. year  of  Afa  did  Zimri  reigne 
23. in  the  3  1  .yeare  of  Afa  Omri  reigned 
29.H1  the  3  8  yeare  of  Afa  began  Ahab 

22.4 1 . Jehof.fon  oiAfa  began  in  the  4.year  of 
43. he  walked  in  all  the  waies  of  Afa 

2  Cbron.zo.^z. 
46.Sodo.whkh  remained  in  the  daies  of  Afa 

1  Cfotf.3.io.Abiah  hisfon,4/a  his  fon 

9. 1 6.Berechiah  fon  of  Afa,  fon  of  Elkanah 

2  Chro.  14.8.  Afa  had  an  army  that  bare  targets 

io.then/^wentout  againft  him 
1  i.Afa  cried  to  the  Lord  his  God 
1 2.the  Lord  fmote  the  Ethiopians  before^. 
1 3  .Afa  purfucd  them  to  Gcrar 
1  y.2.he  went  out  to  meet  Afa}znd  faid  unto 
him,  Heare  ye  me,  Afa,and  all  Judah 
8.  when  Afahzzvd  thefe  words,he  took  cou. 
io.gathred  themfelves  in  the  1 5.year  of  Afa 
1 6.concerning  Maachah  mother  of  Afa 
i7.neverthelcfs  the  heart  of  Afa  was  perfect 
19.no  more  war  to  the  3  5  .yeare  of  Afa 
16. 1.  in,  the  3  6.yeare  of  Afa  Baafha  came  up 
7.at  that  time  HananitheSeercameto.^ 
10. Afa  was  wroth  with  the  Seer,&  put  him 
^/dopprefledfomeofthe  people 
i2.AJainthe  39.ofhis  reigne  wasdifcafed 
i7.2.Jehofha.  placed  forces  in  the  cities  of  Afa 
2 1. 1 2.not  walked  in  the  waies  of  Jeh.and  Aft 
7^'.4i.9pit  was  it  which  Afa  had  made  for  fear 
Mat.  1 .7  .Roboam  begat  Abia,  &  Abia  begat  Afa 
S.Afa 


ASA       A  SO 

8  .,4ft  begat  Tofaphat,and  Jofaphat 

mm* 

aSiz.2.i8.fonsof  Zet.jozb,Afabel.  i  Cbr.z.16. 
and  Afabel  as  light  of  foot  as  a  Roc 
ig.Afabel  purfued  after  Abner 
20.  Art  thou  AfaM  ?  he  anfwcred,I  am 
aI.^/ate/ would  not  turne  afide  from 

2  2.  Abner  faid  toAfabelfTume  thee 
ij  .as  many  as  came  where  Afabel  fell 

30. Slacked  of  Davids  ferv.  i9.men,&  Afabel 

3  z.took  up  Afabd,%nd  buried  him 
3 .27. he  died  for  the  bloud  of  Afabel 

'  jo.he  had  flaine  their  brother  4/2W 
23.24.4/"^  Joabsbroth.was  one  of  the  thirty 
1  cbron.  11. 26. 

1  Cbr.z-j. 7. the  4-capt.for  the 4.moneth  was  4/& 

2  Cfer.  17. 8. he  fent  Levits,Zebadiah,^/aW 
31.13  .Nahath  and  Afabel  were  overfeers 

E^ra.  10. 1 5. Jonathan  ton  of  ^A.imployed  about 

3lfal)tal),or  J/awbj  2  Cbro.34.zo. 
a^j».az.i2.kingc6manded  Hilkiah  &  Afabiab 
1 4.fo  Hilkiah  and  Afabiab  went  to  Huldah 
atfatafo. 

1  C^.4.36jefohaiah,^^,princes  in  their  fam. 
6.30.fons  of  Merari,  Afriah  hisfon 
o.j.oftheShilonites,^/«^thefirft-borne 

1  5  .6.of  the  fons  of  Memi, A faiab  chiefe 
1  i.David  called  for  the  Levits3Unel,^/fli^ 

2  C%0.34.2°-king commanded  Shapha.n,Afmah  _ 

^Ifapb.  Reade  255ap'n. 
2  I^3.i8.i8.joahthefon  of  Afapb  Recorder 

Vcr.37.&//^36.3,22. 
1  Cfoi'.6.39.his  brother  Afapb,even  Afa.fon  of  Be. 
9. 1 5  .the  fon  of  Zichri,the  fon  of Afapb 
1 5 .  ip.fo  the  fingcrSjHeman,^/^ 
i6.$.Afaph  the  chiefe,  next  to  him  Zachariah 
but  Afapb  made  a  found  with  cimbals 
7.firft  delivered  this  Pfalme  to  Afapb 
3 7. he  left  before  the  Arke,  Afapb  and  his 
25.Lfepar.to  the  fervice  of  the  fons  of  Afapb 
2.of  the  fons  of  Afaph,Znccar  and  Jofeph 

fons  of  Afapb  under  the  hands  of  Afapb 
o.firft  lot  came  forth  for  Afapb  to  Jofeph 
26.i.Meihelemiahofthe  fons  of  Afapb 
i  Cbr.%.  1 2.which  were  the  fingers,  all  of  Afapb 
20. 14. on  Jahaz.of  the  fons  of  Afa.fpitit  came 
29. 1 3  .of  the  fons  of  ^/d^Shechariah 

30.Levits  to  fing  with  the  words  of  Afapb 
35.1  j.fingerSjfons  of  Afapb  f\n  their  places 

according  to  the  com. of  David  ScAfaph 
£^".2.4i.fingers,children  of  Afapb,  128. 
3-io.Levits  fons  of  Afapb  with  cimbals 
Neb.  2. 8.  a  letter  to  Afapb  keeper  of  the  forreft 
7 .44.(ingerSjChildren  of  Afapb,  1 48 . 
1 1 . 1 7  .Mattaniah  fon  of  Afapb  principall 

22.ofthe  fons  of  Afapb  Singers  were  over 
12.3  5  Zach.the  fon  of  ^.founded  with  tru. 
46.for  in  the  daies  of  David  &  Afapb  of  old 

9'fevecjL 

1  Cbro.4. 1 6.fons  of  Jahaleel,/7/te/ 

^farelab. 
1  Cfo\2?.2.of  the  fons  of  Afaph,Zaccur.^ce/<2fo 

mfceni). 
Jofh.6. 5. people  mall  afcend  every  man  ftraight 
P/"^.24.3.who  (hall  afcend  into  the  hill  of  the  L. 
1 3  5  .7  .he  caufeth  the  vapours  to  afcend 

Jer.10.13.8c  51.16. 
1  ?9.8.if  I  afcend  up  into  heaven,thou  art 
lfa.  14. 1 3  .haft  faid  in  thy  heart,Ile  afcend  into  he. 
i4-Ile  afcend  above  the  height  of  the  clouds 
£5$.  3  8 .9  .(halt  afcend,znd  come  like  a  ftorme 
Joh.6.6  2.if  ye  (hall  fee  the  fon  of  man  afcend 
20. 1 7.I  afcendto  my  father  and  your  father 
Row.  1 0.6. who  (hall  a/crarf  into  heaven 
Rev.  17.8  .(hall  afcend  out  of  the  bottomlefle  pit 

3tcentiet). 
Exod.  i9. 1  S.fmoak  afcendcdzs  fmoak  of  a  furnace 
Mas.  1 3 . 2  2.they  d/«?Kfed  by  the  South 
fojb.&.zo. fmoak  of  the  city  afcended  to  heaven 
2 1. when  Jofh.faw  the  fmoak  of  the  city  of. 
io.7Jo(hua  afcended  from  Gils>al,he  and  all 
V «%•  1 3  20.an°eloftheLo.<«W«finthe  flame 

20.40.Aame  of  the  cfry  afcended  np  to  heaven 
Pfal.6i .  1 8  .thou  haft  afcended  on  high 
Pro.  3  o.4.who  hath  afcended  up  into  heaven 
Jofe  3 . 1 3  .no  man  hath  afcended  up  to  heaven 


A  S  C        ASH 


20. 1 7. for  I  am  not  yettfj 
/4£?.2.34.David  is  not  afcended  into  the  heavens 

2  5.  i.Feftus  afcended  from  Cefarea  to  Jerufale 
Hpfr.4.8.when  he  afcended  up  on  high,  he  led  capt. 

9. now  that  he  afcended,wha.t  is  it  but 
10. he  that  defcended  is  the  fame  that  afcend. 
Revel.8.4.  the  fmoak  of  the  incenfe  afcended 
1 1 . 1 2 .  they  afcended  up  to  heaven  in  a  cloud 

SfeetiDetJ). 

Rev.  1 1 .7.  beaft  that  afcendeth  out  of  the  bott.pit 
14. 1  i.the  fmoak  of  their  torment  afcendeth 
%lttnUtia\. 
G«z.28.i2.aogels  of  God  afeending  &  defcending 
Jojh.  1 5 . 3 .  lot  of  Judah  afccn.on  the  South  to  Ka. 
1  &J.28.13.I  faw  gods  afeending  out  of  the  earth 
Lu\.\q.z8.  he  wentbefore,<z/«;#.upto  Jerufalem 

1  Joh.i.^  1. angels  a  fcen.  &  defcend.on  the  fon  of 
Rev.j.z.I  faw  another  angel  afcend.ftom  the  Eaft 

%iunt. 
Ato.34.4.border(hal  turn  to  the  afcent  of  Akrab. 

2  55.i  5.30.  David  went  up  by  the  afc.of  mo.Ol. 
1  Yfin.  10. 5  .his  afcent  by  which  he  went  up  to  the 

2  Chron.9.4. 
mctibt.    Wtctibctt. 
Vcut.  32.3  .afcribe  ye  greatneffe  to  our  God 

1  Srf»z.i8.8.they  have  afenbed  to  David  10000. 

&  to  me  they'have  afcribedhut  thoufands 
Job  3  6. 3  .He  afcribe  righteoufneflc  to  my  maker 
Pfal.68. 3  ^..afcribe  ye  ftrcngth  to  God 

Afenatb. 
Ges.41.45.gave  to  Jofeph  Afenatb  daugh.  of  Pot. 
50. to  Jofeph  two  fons,which  Afenatb  bare 
Chapt.46.20. 

JftbameO. 
GcK.2.2  5.man  and  his  wife  were  not  ajhamed 
Judg.  3.2  5.  they  tarried  till  they  were  afhamed 

2  Sam.  10.5  .the  men  were  greatly  afhamed 

1  Cbron.  ig.<$. 

1 9.3  .as  people  being  afhamed  fteale  away, 
2  jKwz-2.17.they  urged  him  till  he  v/isajhamed 

8. 1 1. fettled  his  countenance,till  he  was  afha. 
2  Cbr. 30.1 5.priefts  &  Levits  weceajha.&c  fanct. 
E'zra  8.22.I  was  ajhamed  to  require  of  the  king 

9.6.I  am  ajhamed,3.nd  blufh  to  lift  up 
Job  6. 20. they  came  thither,and  were  afhamed 

1 1 . 3  .(hall  no  man  make  thee  afhamed 

1 9. 3  .not  ajhamed,yoa  make  your  fel ves  ftrange 
P/a/.34.5.their  faces  w ere  not  afhamed  , 

74. 2 1 . 0  let  not  the'opprefled  return  afhamed 
Pro.  1 2.4.  (he  that  maketh  afham.xs  as  rottennefTe 
lfa.  20.5  .afhamed  of  Ethiopia,their  expecTation 

24.23  fun  ajhamed?  when  the  Lord  (hall  reign 

30. 5  all  afhamedofa.  people  that  could  not 

3  3  9.Lebanon  ajhamed,znd  h'ewne  downe 
Jer.z.i6.as  the  thiefe afhamed,whcn  heis.found 

6. 1 5. were  they  ajhamed?they  were  not  afhamed 
Chapt.8.12. 

8.9  the  wifemen  are ajhamed,3.te  difmaid 

14.4.  plowmen  ajham.  they  covered  their  head 

48.13  .Moab  ajhamed  of  Chemofti,  as  ICt.aJha. 
E^e\  16.27.daug.of  V'hA.ajha.oi thy  lewd  waies 

3  2 . 3  o  .they  ?.re  afhamed  of  their  might 
Iz^.13. 1 7. faid  thefe  things5all  his  adve.were<?/&. 

16.3.  to  begin  I  am  afhamed 
Rom.  1 . 1 6. 1  am  not  afha.  of  the  Gofpel  of  Chrift 

5. 5. hope  maketh  not  afhamed 

6.2 1. whereof  ye  are  now  afhamed 
2  Cor.  j.  1 4. if  I  have  boaftedsI  am  not  afhamed 
2  T»».i.i2.neverthclefs,I  amnotrtj&.forl  know 

1 6.was  not  afhamed  of  my  chaine 
Hcb.z. n.heisnot  afliamedto  call  them  brethren 

1 1. 1 6. God  is  not  afha.to  be  called  their  God 

2p£hatne0  &  ConfotmDeD  See  ConfoutiDeD. 
Be  Sdfljamel). 

Gen.  38.23  .let  her  take  it5left  we  be  afhamed 
Pfal.6. 1  o.let  all  mine  enemies  be  afhamed 

let  them  return,  &  be  afhamed  fuddenly 
25.3  .let  none  that  wait  on  thee  be  afhamed 

let  them  be  afhamed  w  hich  tranfgreffe 
3 1 . 1. let  me  never  be  afhamed 

1 7  .let  the  wicked  be  afhamed 
3  5. 26.1et  them  be  ajha.&t  brought  to  confufion 
6  9 . 6  .be  afhamed  for  my  fake,let  not  thofe 
86.  i7.that  hate  me  may  fee  it,and  be  afhamed 
109.28.when  they  arife,letthembe<z/tozei 
119.78  .let  the  proud  be  afhamed 


ASH      ASH 

lfa.  1 .  29. they  fhalbe  afhamed  o?  the  Oakes  they 
2  3. 4. be  thou  afbamed,Q  Zidon 
26.11  .they  (hall  fee  and  be  afhamed 
29.22.Jacob  (hallnot  now  beafhamed 
42.17.  (halbe  greatly  ajha.thzt  truft  in  gra.im, 
44.9.fee  not,  nor  know,that  they  may  be.  afha. 
1 1  .behold,all  his  fellows  fhalbe  afiiamed 

and  they  (halbe  afhamed  tosecher 
45.24.  are  incenfed  againft  him  (ha.lbeafham. 
65.13  .my  fervants  (hall  rejoyce,ye  (halbe  afha. 
66. 5. appeare to  your  joy5they  (halbe  afhannd 

Jer.  2. 3  6.1halt  be  afha.of  Egypt, a  s  afha.  of  A  ffyr. 
3 . 3  .thou  refufedft  to  be  afhamed 
12.13  -malbe  ajhamedof yom  revenues 
17.13.all  that  forfake  thee  (halbe  (j/Zwwerf 
20.1 1. my  pcrfecutors  (halbe  greatly  afhamed 
48.13  .Moab  (halbe  afhamed  of  Chemofh 
50. 1 2.(he  that  bare  you  (halbe  ajham?d 

E^.16.6 1  .remember  thy  waies  and  be  afhamed 

43. io.(hew  that  they  may  be  afh.o't  their  iniq. 

1 1. if  they  be  afha.of  all  that  they  have  done 

Hof.4.  i9.(halbe  afham.beczufe.  of  their  facrifices 
1  o.6.Ifrael  (halbe  afhamed  of  his  own  counfell 

Joel  1 . 1 1  .be  ajhamed,0  ye  husbandmen 

2.26.my  people  (hall  never  be  ajhamed.  V.27. 

2^.9.5. for  her  expectation  (halbe  afhamed 
1 3 .4.Prophets,every  one  afhamed  ot  his  vifion 

Mar. 8 . 3  8  .(halbe  afhamed  of  me,and  my  words 

of  him  (hall  the  fon  of  man  be  afhamed 
Lul^e  9.26. 

2  Cor.9.4.we  that  we  fay  not  you  be  afhamed 

Phil.  1 .  20.that  in  nothing  I  (halbe  afhamed 

2  Thefa .  i4.haveno  comp.  that  he  may  beajham. 

Tit.  2. 8. that  is  on  the  contrary  part  may  be  afham. 

1  Pet. 3 .  i6.may  be  afh.  that  falfly  accu.your  good 

Not  be,  or  be  not  %ty%mtXs 
]V/rf».i2.i4.(hould  (he  not  be  afhamed  7 .daies 
Pfal.z  5.2.I  truft  in  thee,  let  me  not  be  afhamed 

Verfe  20. 
3  1 . 1 7. let  me  not  be  afhamed,  for  I  have  called 
37.i9.they(hallnotbetf/&<«?z.inthe  evill  time 
1 19. 6. then  (hall  I  not  be  afba/fied,w hen  I  have 
46  .fpeak  of  thy  teft.and  will  not  beafhamed 
80. let  my  heart  be  found,  that  I  be  noc  afha. 
1 1 6. let  me  not  be  afhamed  of  my  hope 
1 27. 5. quiver  full,they  (hall  not  beafliamed 
//«.45.i7.ye  (hallnot  beafba.world  without  end 
49.23.they  (hall  notbeafham  that  wait  for  me 
50.7.I  know  that  I  (hall  not  be  afhamed 
54.4.feare  notjfor  thou  (halt  not  beafhamed 
Zepb.  3 . 1 1  .in  that  day  (halt  thou  not  be  afhamed 
Rom.0.3  3.whofobeleeveson  him  dial  not  be  afh. 

2  Cor. 10.8.I  (hould  boaft.I  (hould  not  be  afham. 
■2.Tim.i.8.be  not  thou  therefore  afham.of  the  teft. 

2. 1 5  .a  workman,that  needs  not  to  be  afhamed 
1  Pef.4.i6.fuffer  as  a  chi-iftian,let  him  not  beafh. 
1  Job. z.z8. not  be  afha. before  him  at  his  coming 

aUhan. 
Jojh. 1 5.42.inheritance  of  Judzhfither, Afhan 
i9.7.Simeons  lot,  Ain,Ether,  Ajhan 

1  Cbron.  43. 2. 
1  Cbro.6.^0  Ajhan  with  her  fuburbs 

-Sftjbcci, 
1  C/V.4.2 1  .the  families  of  the  houfe  of  Afhbea 

ISlfhbel.    aa)belites. 
GtfZ.46.2 1  .fons  of  Benjamin,Becherj^JSfe/,Gera 

1  Cbron.  8.1. 
NuB.z6.i  8  .of  Ajhbel,the  family  of  the  Afhbelites 

UfbcSjetta?. 

Gen.io.7.fonsofGomex:,AJhchc'M\.    1  Cbro.1.6. 
Jer.<,  1.27.  call  againft  her  the  kingdom  of  Ajhc. 

HUbOuO. 
//?/i6.ii.22.onlyin  Gath&  Afhdod  there  remain. 
1 5.46.all  that  lay  neer  Afhdod  with  her  villag. 
47.Afhdodytith  her  towns  and  her  villages 

1  Sam.^.  i.Philift.broiight  the  Ark  of  G.to  Afhd. 

3-whenthey  of  ^/a»Marofe,Dag.was  fallen 
5. tread  not  on  the  thre(h.  of  Dagon  in  Afh. 
6.was  heavie  upon  them  of  Ajhd.even  Afhd. 
7-whenthe  men  of  AjhdSzw  it  wasfo,they 
6.17  .for  Ajhdod  one,Gaza  one,  Gath  one 

2  Ctr.z6. 6. Uzziah  brake  down  the  wall  of  Afhd. 

and  built  cities  about  Ajhdod 

Neb.  1 5 . 2  3 .1  faw  Jews  had  married  wives  of  Ajh. 

24.  children  fpake  half  in  the  fpeech  of  Ajh. 

Ifa.zo.  i.Tartan  came  to  Ajh.  &  fought  aga..Ajhd. 

Jer. z'j.zo. I  (ent^ 


ASH        ASH 

Jer.xj .  20. 1  fent  the  cup  to  the  remnant  of  Aft. 
Amos  1.8.  lie  cut  off  the  inhabitants  from  Aftdod 

3  -j.publifh  in  the  palaces  ofAftdod,znd  in  pal. 
Zeph.z.^xhtY  mall  drive  out  Aftdodzt  noonc 
Zecb.9.6.  abaftard  (hall  dwell  in  Aftdod 

3fl)OODite0. 
Neh.^.ji  when  Sanballatand  the  Aftdodites  hear.d 

310)001:1)  f-Kfgath. 
Deu.j.iy.I  gave  the  Gad.to  fait  fea  und.AJh.Pifg. 
Jof.  12.3.  and  from  the  South  under  Ajbdotb  Pifg. 

1  j . 20 .Beth-peor,<4/Mtffo  Pifgatb,Sc Beth- jefh. 

Jof.i  2 .3. five  Lords  of  the  Phil. AftdotbiicSj'Efhk. 

lfa.44.  i4.heplanteth  an  ajbe  the  raine  nourifheth 

Gen. 10. 1 1. went  forth  After, znd  built  Nineveh 
30.13.  and  fhee  called  his  name  After 
3  5.26.thefonsof  Zilpha,Gad  znd  After 
46. 1 7. the  fons  of/4jfor,Jimnah,Ifhuah,&Ifui 
1  Chron.  7.30. 
49120. out  of  After,  his  bread  fhallbee  fat 
£roa!.i.4.Dan,Naphtali,Gad,/^e?-      1  Chr.z.z. 
Numb.  1 . 1 3 .  of  After,  Fagiel  fonne  of  Ocran 

Chap.  1.27. 

4o.of  the  children  hi  After  by  their  generat. 

7.7  2.Pagiel  the  fon  of  Ocran,  Prince  of  After 

16.4.4.  of  the  children  of  After  after  their  fam. 

46. name  of  the  daughter  of  After  was  Sarah 

47.  thefeare  the  famil.  of  the  fons  of  After 

Deu.rj .  1 3  .thefe  on  mount  Ebal  to  curfe,Gad>^. 

3  3.24.06  After  he  {aid,  Let/i/fe'beblefTed 
Jof.17.  7.  coaft  of  Manafi'th  was  from  After 
io.they  met  together  in  After  on  the  north 
1 1  .Manafi'eh  had  in  Ifachar  &  After  Bethfh. 
19. 34. Napht.coaft  reached  to  Af.  on  weft  fide 
Judg- 1 . 3  1  .neither  did  After  drive  out  the  inhab. 
5.17.  After  continued  on  the  fea-fhore 
6.3  5  .Gideon  fent  meffengers  to  After,Ztbu\. 
7. 2 3. men  oflfr  outofy4//WpurfuedtheMid. 
1  Kjng.4.  i6.Baanah  fon  of  Hufhai  was  in  After 

1  Cfcyo.7.40.all  thefe  child.of/4/fer,heads  of  their 

1 2.3  6  .of  After  expert  in  war  forty  thoufand 

2  Cfoo.30.1  i.nevertheleffe  divers  of  Aft.  humbled 
E^.48  .•*,.  by  border  of  Dan  a  portion  for  After 

3  .by  the  border  of  Aft.z  portion  for  Napth. 

34.at  the  weft,3.gates,one  of  Gad,one  oiAft. 

Tribe  of  %tylt. 

Num.i. 4i.Y/ert  numb.of  the  tribe  of  Aft.  41 500. 

2.27.  encamp  by  Dan  (hall  be  the  tribe  of  Aft. 

10.26.over  the  tribe  of  Aft.wzs  Pagiel  fon  of 

1 3 . 1 3. of  the  tribe  of  After,  Sethur  ton  of  Mic. 

3  4. 2  7. prince  of  the  tribe  of  After,  A  hihud  fon 

J0f.1g.z4.  fifth  lot  came  out  for  the  tribe  of  Aft. 

3  1. this  is  the  inheritance  of  the  tribe  of Aft. 

2i.6.chil.of  Ger.had  cities  out  of  thetri.of<4. 

Ver.  30.    1  Chr.6.6z,-j4. 

£^.2.36-.  Annadaugh.of  PhanueLof  the  tr.of^. 

Rcv.7.6.  of  the  tribe  of  After  fealed  iz.  thoufand 

-glfrjerttes. 
Judg.  1.3  2.but  the  Afteri.dy/dl  among  the  Cana. 

280)00. 
Gen.  18.  27.  which  am  but  duft  and  aftcs 
Exod.g. 8. tzke  to  you  handfuls  of  aftcs  of  the  fur. 
10.  they  took  aftes  of  the  furnace?  and  flood 
27.3 .  thou  fhalt  make  his  pans  to  receive  aftes 
Lev.  1. 16. cart  the  crop  by  the  place  of  the  aftes 
4. 1 2.  to  a  cleane  place  where  aftes  powrcd 
6.10.  Prieft  fhall  take  up  the  aftes,  and  put 
1 1. cany  forth  the  aftcs  without  the  campe 
Num.4. 1 3  .they  fhall  take  away  the  aftes  from  alt. 
1 9.9. man  that  is  clean  fhall  gather  up  the  aftes 
10.thatgath.the  aftes  of  the  heifer  fhal  wafh 
i7.for  an  unclean  perlbn,take  the  aftes  of  burnt 
2  Sam.i^.ig.Tzmzr^ut  aftes  on  her  head 

1  Kjng.  13.3.  altar  rent,and  aftes  powrcd  out 

5 .  altar  was  rent,and  aftes  powred  out 
20.3  8.Prophet  difguifed  himfelfe  with  aft.  on 
4 1  .he  hafted,and  took  aftes  from  his  face 

2  K/«g-2  3.4.canyedthea/&«of  them  unto  Bethel 
Efth.4.  1 .  Mordecai  put  on  fackdoth  with  aftes 

3 .  many  lay  in  fackcloth  and  aftes 
Job  2.8.  Job  fate  downe  among  the  aftes 
1 3 . 1 2  .your  remembrances  are  like  unto  aftes 
30. 1 9.I  am  become  like  duft  and  aftes 
42.6. 1  abhor  my  fel.&  repent  in  duft  and  aftes 


ASH       A  S  I 

Pfal.  1  o  2 .9. 1  have  eaten  aftes  like  bread 

147. 16.  he  fcattereth  hoare  froft  like  aftes 
lfa.44. 20.hee  feedeth  of  aftes :  a  deceived  heart 
5  8 .  $ .  to  fpread  fack-cloth  and  aftes  under  him 
6 1 . 3  .to  give  them  beauty  for  ajhes 
Jer.6.z6.  wallow  thy  felfe in aftes,mzke  thee 
25.34.wal.yourfel.in<z/&.yeprincip.of  the  floe. 
3  i.40.the  valley  of  dead  bodies,and  of  the  aft. 
Lam.  3.16.  hee  hath  covered  mee  with  aftes 
£'^.27.30.  they  fhall  wallow  themf.inthe  ajhes 

28.i8.Ilebring  thee  toaftes  uponthe  earth 
L>an,9 .3.1  fet  my  face  to  feek  in  fack-clo.and  aftes 
Jon.  3 . 6.K.cover.  him  with  fack-c.and  fate  in  aft. 
Mai. 4. 3  .wicked  fhalbe  ajhes  under  your  feet 
Mat.  1 1 . 2 1  .have  repent.long  agoe  in  fack.  &  aftes 
Hcb.g.i-}.  ifbloud  of  buls,or<z//fo  of  an  heifer 

L/^.10.13. 
2  Pet.  z.6.  turned  cities  of  Sodom  into  aftes 

2>Q)itna. 
2  King.  1 7 . 3  o.men  of  Hamath  made  Aftima 
2&fl)t£elott.  See2JfbeIon. 
2&Q»ialj. 
Jof.  1 5 . 3  3  .in  the  valley  Zoreah  and  Aftnah 
43  Jiphtha,and  Aftna,znd  Nezib 
UlQipenaj. 
D^.1.3.  Kingfpake  to  Aftpena^M&tt.  of  the  Eu. 

3%fd. 
1  Cfc-(?.7.i4.fons  of  Manaflehj/^rK/jwhom 

JStytarotl). 
T>eut.  1 .4.  Og,which  dwelt  at  Afttaroth  in  Edrei 

Jof.g.  1  o.  &  12.4.  &  13.12. 
Jof.  1 3 . 3  1 .  to  Manaffeh,halfe  Gilead  &  Afttaroth 
Judg.z.  1 3 .  forfook  the  Lord,and  ferved  Afttaroth 
1  Sam.7.2.  put  away  ftrange  gods,  and  Afttaroth 

Judg.10.6. 

4.childrcn  of  Ifrael  did  put  away  Afttaroth 

1 2. 10.  we  have  finned,bec.we  have  ferved  Aftt. 

3  1 .  10.  put  Sauls  armour  in  the  houle  of  A(hta. 

1  Kin.  1 1.3  3.worfhipped  4/k.goddeffe  of  the  Zi. 

1  Chr.6.7 1. to  child.of  Gerfhon  was  given  Ajhtar. 

2&fl)temoti). 
Jof.  1 5. 5o.in  the  mountaines  Anab,  Afttemoth 

SLOtfcratttfte. 
1  C/;/Wz.n.44.Uzziahthe  Aftterathite,  Shama 

8fl)terotl). 
Gen  ,14.5  .fmote  the  Rephaims  in  Aftteroth 

%  0)toietr),  called  ULfl)tatotf;.  1  KJ.  1 1  •  3  ?  • 

1  K}.i  L5.S0l0.went  zit-Afttoreth,  godd.of  Zid. 

2  Ki  z  3 . 1 3  .high  places  Solo.had  builded  for  Aft. 

aOwattj. 
1  Cfo.7.33.fons  of  JaphletsBimhalj^w^ 

3W)nr,  or'&fiur. 
Gw.10.2a.chil.0f  Shem,Elanv(|iEw.    1  Ch.1.17 
Num .  24. 2  2.until  Aftur  fliall  carry  thee  away  cap. 
24-ilnps  fhal  come  from  Chit. and  afflift  A. 

1  Chr.  2.24.  Abiah,Hezrons  wife  bare  him  Aftur 

4.  5  .,4/te, father  of  Tekoa  had  two  wives 
£37.4  2.Efarhad.K.of  Aftur,  which  brought  us  up 
Pfal.S  3  .S.Ajfur  alfo  is  joyned  with  them,  &  hath 
Lxgk  27.23. Aftur  and  Chilmad  were  thy  Merch. 

3  2.22.  Aftur  is  there,and  all  her  company 
Hof.  14.3.  Aftur  fhall  not  fave  us,  wee  will  not 

momrfrn. 

Gen.z  j. 3. fons  of  Dedan  were  Afturim,znd  Letu. 
3LO)uttte0. 

2  SVraz.  2.9.  Abner  made  Ifhb.  K.over  the  Afhurites 
Etgk,- 17.6  .com.  of  the  Afhurites  made  thy  benches 

i  2&fla. 

^<5.2.9.dwellers  in  Mefopotam.Pontus,and4/£z 
6.9. them  oiAfia  disputing  with  Steven 
1 6.6.  forbidden  to  preach  the  word  in  A  fa 
19. 10. all  they  that  dwelt  in  Apa  heard  the  W. 
2<J.not  alone  at  Ephefus,  but  almoft  all  Apa 
2 7. whom  all  Apa,and  the  world  worfhip 
3  i.eertaine  of  the  chiefe  of  Apa  defired 
20.4.  there  accompanied  him  into  ^/M,Sopater 
of  Apa,  Tychicus  and  Trophimus 
1 6.he  would  not  fpend  the  time  in  A  fa 
1 8.ye  know  from  the  firft  day  I  came  into  A. 
21.27.  Jewes  which  were  of  Apa  ftirred  up  the 
24.18  .certain  Jews  from  Apa  found  me  purif. 
27.2.  meaning  to  faile  by  the  coafts  of  Apa 

1  C0r.16.1g.  Churches  of  Apa  falute  you 

2  Cor.  1. 8.  of  our  trouble  which  came  to  us  in  Apa 
2  Tim.  1.15  .which  are  in  Apa  are  turned  away 

1  Pet.  1 . 1. to  the  ftrangers  fcatter.in  Apa  Bithinia 


A  S  I         ASK 

Rev.  1 .4.  John  to  the  feven  Churches  in  Apa 

1  i.fend  it  to  the  7.Churc.which  are  in  Alia 

3iaue. 
2S>ff2.3.27joabtooke  tibntrapde  in  the  gate 
6. 10.  Da.carryed  it  apde  to  the  houfe  of  Obed- 
1  Chron.  13.13. 
2  K»«g.4-4-thou  fhalt  fet  apde  that  which  is  full 
Mar.  7. 1 3 .  he  took  him  afide  from  the  multitude 
Joh.  1 3 .4.he  laid  apde  his  gann.  and  took  a  towell 
Heb.i  z.  1.  let  us  lay  apde  every  weight,and  the  fin 
See  further  in  ®az,®om,'€mm,HSXznt^ 
2Jad. 
1  Chron.4.1  j.Jehu  fon  of  Seraia,  fon  of  Aliel 

%iht. 
Gen. 3  2. 29. wherefore  is  it  that  thoudoft  as\  after 

34. 1 2.  aske  mee  neverfomuch  dowry 
N£.27.2i.ftandbefore  Eleaz.who  fhall  fl^coun. 
Deut.4..  3  z.asl{e  now  of  the  dayes  that  are  paft 

asl(  from  the  one  fide  of  heaven  to  the  oth. 
1 3 . 1 4-fhalt  as\  diligently,  and  if  it  be  truth 
32.7.^  thyfather,and  he  will  fhew  thee 
lof.4.6.  when  your  child.^  their  fathers  in  time 

Ver.  2 1 . 
if.i8.fhe«movedhim  to  as\  of  her  father 

ludg.  1. 14. 
ludg.  1 8 . 5 .  aske  counfell  wee  pray  thee  of  God 

1  Sam.  12.19.  this  evill  to  as\e  us  a  King 

2  J.  8.  ask  thy  young  men,  and  they  will  fhew 
2S.  1  g.doft  thoa  as\  of  me  feeing  the  L.is  dep. 

2  Sam.  1 4. 1 8 .  hide  not  from  me  the  thing  I  as\e 
20. 1 8 .they  fliall  furely  as\  counfell  at  Abel 

1  Kjng.z.  i6.now  I  as\  one  petition,deny  me  not 

20. ask  on  my  mother,  lienor  fay  thee  nay 

2  2.doft  thouask  Abifhag?  As\  the  kin?Jom 
3 . 5  .ask  w hat  I  fhal  1  give  thee         2  Cbm.  1 . 7 . 

14. 5. wife  of  Jeroboam  commeth  to^  of  thee 

2  K}ng.z.g.ask  what  I  fhall  do  for  thee  before  I 

2  C^.2o.4.Judah  gath.together  to  ask  help  of  G. 
lob  iz.7.ask now  thebeafts.and  they  fhall  teach 
Pfal.z.8  .ask  of  me,and  He  give  thee  the  heathen 
Ifa.7.1 1.  ask  thee  a  figne,^  it  hvtJre  depth 
1 2.  He  not  ask,  neither  will  I  tempt  the  L. 
45. 1 1  .ask  We  of  things  to  come, concerning 
58.2  .they  ask  of  mee  ordinances  of  juftice 
65.1.1  am  fought  of  them  that  ask  not  for  mee 
ler.6.i6.aske  for  the  old  paths,which  is  the  good 
1 5.5<who  fhall  go  afide  to  ask  bow  thou  doft 

18.13.  aske  yee  now  among  the  heathen 
23.33  .Proph.or  Prieft  fhal  ask  'bee  what  is  the 
3o.6.<z^nowandfee,whethera  man  hath  tra. 

3  8  - 1 4.Ile  aske  thee  a  thing,  hide  nothing 
48.19.  aske  him  that  fleeth>  and  her  that  efcap. 
50. 5.  they  willa^e  the  way  to  Zion,and 

Lam.4.4.yoang  childr.a^  bread,and  no  man  br. 
Van.6.7.  mall  ^k  a  petition  of  any  god  or  man 

Verfe  12. 
Hof.4. 1 2.my  people  ask  counfell  at  their  ftocks 
Hag.z.i  1.  aske  now  the  Prieft  concerning  the  law 
Zacb.  10.  i.ask  ye  of  the  Lord  raine  in  the  time  of 
itf<tf.6.8.what  ye  have  need  of  before  ye  aske  him 
7.7.  ask,tnd  it  fhall  be  given  you :  feek,  and  ye 
Luke  1 1 .9. 
£.if  his  fon  aske  breadj  will  hee  give  him  a  ft. 
Lul(e  1 1. 1 1. 
10. if  he  ask  a  fifh,  will  he  give  him  a  ferpent 
Luke  1 1 . 1 1 . 
1 1.  give  good  things  to  them  tint  ask  n^m 
i4.7.to  give  her  whatlbever  fhe  fhould  ask 
18. 19. agree  touching  any  thing  they  fhall  aske 
20.22.yeknow  not  what  ye  asl^    Mar.10.38. 
2 1 . 2  2.whatfoe  ver  ye  fhall  ask  in  prayer ,beleeve 
24.  He  ask  you  one  thing         Mark- 1 1.29. 
Luk.6.g.8c  20.3. 
22.46.durA:  any  man  ask  any  moe  queftions 

Mar.  12.3  4.  Luk-  20.40. 

27  20.  perfwaded  the  multitude  to  ask  Banab. 

Mark  6.22.  ask  what  thou  wilt,  I  will  give  it  thee 

Verfe  2  3 . 
24.  fhee  faid  to  her  mother, What  fhall  I  as\e 
9. 32. they  wereaft'raid  to&flfchim     £#£.9.45. 
Luk  6. 3  o.takes  thy  goods,  ask  them  not  againe 
1 1. 1  i.if  he  ask  an  cgge3w'"  he  offer  a  fcorpion 
1 3-give  the  holy  fpirit  to  them  that^-him 
1 2 .48 .  of  him  they  will  aske  the  more 
19.31  .if  any  man  aske,  Why  doe  ye  loofe  the 
2 2.^8. if  I  alfo  <w£you,you  will  not  anfw.  mee 
John  1 . 1 9»when 


ASK       ASK 


John  i .  i  p.when  the  Jewes  fent  Priefts  to  ask  him 

o.zi.heisofage^fi"11  ,  ._  Y^3; 
1 1. a z. whatsoever  thou  wilt  ask  of  God,he  wil 
1 3 .24.Peter  beckned,that  he  (hould  ask  who  it 
14  i?.  whatev-eryee  (halite  in  my  name 

Chap.15.16.     &16.23, 
1 4.  if  ye  ask  any  thing  in  my  name,  He  do  it 
1  f.7..if  yee  abide  in  me,  ask  what  you  will 
16.19.  Jef.knew  that  they  were  defirous to  ask 
2,2. in  that  day  yee  mill  aske  mee  nothing 
24.^,andyee  (hall  receive,thatyour  joy 
2<?.at  that  day  yee  (halt  aske  in  my  name 
jo.needeft  not  that  any  man  mould  ask  tnee 
iS.n.ask  them  which  heard  mee,  whatl  have 
a  1. 1  i.none  of  the  difcip  durft  ask  him,who  art 
Ads  2.  z.  to  ask  almes  of  them  that  entred 

io.z^.I  ask  therefore  for  what  intent  ye  have 
1  Cor.  14. 3  j.let  them  as\c  their  husbands  at  home 
£?fe/:2..20.aboveall  that  we  cznask  or  thinke 
Jam.i.$.  if  any  lack  wifdome,let  him  ask  of  God 
6.  let  him  aske  in  faith,nothing  wavering 
4. 2.  yee  have  not,becaufe  ye  aske  not 

3 .ye  ask  and  receive  not,bccaufe  ye  ask  amifs 
1  John  3, 22.whatfoeyerwe<«£, we  receive  ofhim 
5.14.  if  we  ^anything  according  to  his  will 
1  5 -if  know  that  he  hears  us  whatever  we  ask 
16  (in  not  unto  death,he  (hall  iW^and  he 
3ffeeD. 
Gen.  24.47 . 1  asked  her,  Whofe  daughter  art  thou 
26. 7. men  of  the  place  asked  Ifaac  of  his  wife 
2  2.29.  Jacob  ^fif,faying,Tell  me  thy  name 
37.15  .the  man  asked  him,What  feekeft  thou 
2  8.21  .he  asked  the  men  of  the  place,  Where  is 
40.7.he^.  Pharaohs  ofncerSjWhy  look  yefo 
43 .7 .  the  man  asked  us  ftraightly  of  our  ftate 

27.hee  asked  them  of  their  welfare 
44.  i9-my  lord  asked  his  ferv.  Have  ye  a  father 
Exod.  18.7.  asked  each  other  of  their  welfare 
Jof.y.  1 4.3J^.not  counfell  at  the  mouth  of  the  L. 

19. 1 5-they  gave  Jo(hua  thecity  which  he  asked 
Jud.x.i.chil.  of  Ifr.  asked  the  L.  Who  (hall  go  up 
5. 2  5  .hee  asked  water,(hee  gave  him  milke 
6. 29.when  they  enquired  &  af.Thcy  faidGid. 
13.6.  I^erfhimnot  whence  hee  was 
20.18.wcnt  up  to  thehoufe  of  God,and  asked 

Verf.23. 

1  Sam.  1 . 1 7.  grant  the  petition  thou  haft  asked 

20.name  Samuel,Becaufe  I  asked  him 
27. L. hath  given  me  the  petition  which  I  af. 
8.  io.words  of  the  L.to  the  people  that  af.  a  K. 
1 4. 3  7  .Saul  asked  counfell  of  God,Shall  I  goe 
19.22.he  asked  and  faid,Where  are  Sam.&  Da. 
zo.6.David  asked  leave  of  mee  to  run  to  Bethl. 
Verf.  28. 
t  Rjng.i.io.thut  Solomon  had  askedthis  thing 
1 1 .  bec.haft  af.xhis  thing,and  not  af.long  li. 
nor  asl{ed  riches,  but  asked  underftanding 
*  zChr.i.ii. 

1 3 .  given  thee  that  which  thou  haft  not  ask. 
io.\  2  .Solom.gave  Q^ of  Sheba  what  (he  asked 
2  Chron.  9.12. 

2  Kjng.z.  10.  thou  haft  asked ar  hard  thing 

8.6.  when  the  K.asked  the  woman,(he  told  him 
Exr.^.g.asked  we  thofe Elders,  Who com.to  build  j 

io.v/easked  their  names  alfoto  certifie 
Neh.i.zJ  asked  them  concerning  the  Jewes  left     | 
Job  2 1.29.  have  ye  not  asked  them  that  go  by  the  ! 
Pfal.zi.q.ht  askedhie  of  t/iee,and  thou  gaveft 

10  5.40.they  <w£ed,and  he  brought  quailes 
Ifa.  30.2.  that  have  not  asked  at  my  mouth 

4i.28.whenl  asked  of  them,  could  anf.  a  word ' 

Jer.2.6. 1 7. they  asked  Baruch,Tell  us,How  didft 

37. 1 7.  K.  asked  him  fecretly,  Is  there  any  word : 

2  8 .  27 .then  came  their  Princes  to  Jer.and  asked, 

Dm.z.io.no  lord  that  af.  fuch  things  at  any  Magi  ; 

7. 1 6.1  asl(ed  him  the  truth  of  all  this 
Mat.  1  z.10. they  asked  him,Whether  is  it  lawfull 
16.13  .hee  asked  his  difcipl.Whom  do  men  fay 
Mar.S.zy.    &Z.«£-9- 18. 
i7.io.difciples  asked  him,Why  fay  the  Scribes 
Mark.9.1 1. 
12.23  •<Jie  Sadduces  asked  him    Mark.  12-18. 
&  Luk.z0.z7. 
1 5-a  Lawyer  asked  him  a  cjueftion,tempting 
Mar.iz.zB. 
4 1 .  Jefas  asked  them,What  think  ye  of  Chr. 


ASK        ASK 

27.1  i.Gqvernour  asked,  Art  thou  the  King  of 
Mark.il.z.  &  1^.23. 3. 
Mar.a..io.thty  asked  him  of  the  parable.  C.7.17 
5.9.  he  asked,  What  is  thy  name  Luk-8. 3  o. 
6.2  5. (he  came  in,and asked,  I  will  that  thou 
7. 5,  Scribes  asked,  Why  walke  not  thy  difciples 
8 . 5  .he  asked  them,Ho  w  many  loaves  have  ye 

2  3  .he  asked  him  if  he  faw  ought 
9.i6.heifl/TtheScr.Whatqueftionyewiththem 
2 1  .he  asked  his  father,  How  long  is  it 
23.difciplesrfs^him,Why  could  not  wee 
33.he<zj7^/them,  Wh3t  was  it  that  ye  difpu. 
io.2.Pharifees  asked,  Is  it  lawfull  to  put  away 
io.his  difciples  ask-  him  of  the  fame  matter 
1 7. kneeling  asl^d,  Good  matter, what  (hall 
Luke  18.18. 
i3.3.Jam.Peter,  Johna/lhim  privately,When 
Lit.  21.7. 
14.6'o.highPrieft  ask.  Jcfus,Anfw.thou  noth. 

6 1  .asked  him  againc,  Arc  thou  the  Chrift 
1 5.4.  Piiate  ask.  him,  Anfwereft  thou  nothing 
4$.asked  the  Cent,  whether  he  iiad  been  any 
Lu.  1.63  .hee  asked  for  a  writing  table,and  wrote 
3.  icpeople  asked,  What  (hall  wee  doe  then 
8. 9, his  difciples  asked, What  might  this  parable 
1 5 .  26. he  asked  w hat  thofe  things  meant 
i8.36.hearing  the mult.pa{T.by,he af.  what  it 

40.  hee  af.  what  wilt  thou  that  I  (hould  doe 
20.2 1. they  asked  him  J.S  it  lawfull  to  give 
22.64.  the  <*/mim,Prophefie,who  is  it  that  fm. 
2 3. 6-hee  ^.whether  the  man  were  a  Galilean 
Joh.i.zx.theyaskcdJNhzt  then  ?  Art  thou  Elias 

2  5  .they  asked,Why  baptized  thou  then,if 
4. 1  o.  thou  would'ft  have  asked  of  him,and  hee 
5.1 2.then  af.thcy, What  man  is  thac  which  faid 
9.2.his  difciples  ai^erf,  Mafter,who  did  fin,this 

1  f.askedhim  how  he  had  received  fighc 
19. they  asked  him,Is  this  your  fonne 
i6.24.hitherto  have  ye  asked  nothing  in  my  n. 
i8.7#then  asked  he  them,  Whom  feek  yee 
19.  high  Prieft  a/Jefus  of  his  dif.  and  do<ft. 
Acl.i.6.  they  af.  Lord  wilt  thou  at  this  time  reft. 
3 .3  .feeing  Peter  and  John,  askedza  almes 
4.7. they  askedfiy  what  power  have  ye  done 
5-27.high  Prieft  asked,t>id  not  we  ftraightly 
1  o.  1 8  .called,  and  asked  whether  Simon  were 
Z3.i9.chiefe  Capt.a^What  is  it  that  thou  haft 

3  4.  *  Govern,  asked  of  what  Province  he  was 
25.20.I  af  him  whether  he  would  gotojerufa. 

Rom.  10.20.made  manifeft  to  them  that  afnot  af. 

%tMm. 
Judg.  1 . 1 8 .  Judah  tooke  Gaza  and  Askelon 
1 4. 1 9.Sampfon  went  downe  to  Askel.and  flew 

1  Sam.6. 1 7.  for  Askelon  one,  for  Gath  one,  for 

2  Sam.  1 .  20.publifh  it  not  in  the  ftreets  of  Askelon 
^.25.20.made^^.and  Azzah  drink  of  the  cup  ' 

47. 5. Askelon  is  cut  offwith  the  remnant 
7 .  Lord  hath  given  it  a  charge  againft  Askel.  j 
Amos  1 .3  .cut  off  him  that  holds  the  fcepr.fi-om  A.  i 
Zepb. z.^.Gaza  forfaken,^^e/o?2a  defolation 

7.in  thehonfes  ofAskel.mzll  they  lie  downe 

Zech.9.5.  Askelon  (hall  fee  it,  andfeare,Gazaalfo] 

and  Askelon  (hall  not  bee  inhabited ! 

Judg.  13.18  .why  askefi  thou  thus  after  my  name 
John  ^..g.askeft  drink  of  me  who  am  a  woman 
1 8 . 2 1  .why  askeft  thou  me,ask  them  that  heard 

Gen.i  2.  i7.when  Efau  meeteth,and  asketh  who 
Exo.  1 3 . 1 4. when  thy  fon  af.  thee  in  time  to  come 

T>eut.6,zo.\ 
Mic.7  •  J  -Prince  asketh, &  the  Judge  af.iox  a  reward 
Mat.  i-^z. give  to  him  that  af.  of  thee.  L11.6.20. 
7.8  .every  one  that  asketh  receiveth  Lu.  1 1. 1  o. 
John  i6.5.none  of  you  asketh  me,Whither  goeft 
1  Pet.  3 . 1 5  .to  every  one  that  asketh  you  a  reafon 

2M!$tng. 
1  Sam.  12.17.  your  wickedneffe  in  asking  a  king 
1  Chr.  10. 1 3  .for  af.  counf.of  one  that  had  a  famil. 
Pfal.78 . 1 8 .  by  asking  meat  for  their  luft 
Luke  2. 46 .both  hearing  them,and  af.them  quefti. 
Joh.%.7  .when  they  continued  asking,  he  lift  up 
1  Cor.  1  o.z$. asking  no  quefti  on  for  confcien.fake 

Verf.  27. 

3Kleepe. 

J^.4.2 1  .for  he  was  hftajkepc  and  weary 


A  S  L       ASS 

1  Sam.z6.i  2.neitherawaked,forthey  were  all  afl. 

Can.-j  .9.cau:ing  the  lips  of  thofe  that  are  a/Z.to  (p. 

Jonah  1.5.  Jonah  lay,  and  was  faft  aflecpe 

Matth.S.z^.  buthee  v/asafleepe  M-irkq-zB. 

8c  Luke  8.23. 

26.40.  hee  findeth  them  afleepe  Verf. 43 . 

Mark  14.40. 

^.7.6o.when  he  had  faid  thus, he  fell  afleep 

1  Car.  1 5.6.this  prefent :  but  fome  are  falkn a(leep 

i8.they  which  are'fallen  ajleep  in  Chrift 
1  Thefa.  1 3.  not  ignor.concer.them  which  are  afl. 

15.  mall  not  prevent  them  which  are  afleep 
a  Pet.  3 .4.fince  the  fathers  fell  afleep,  all  things 

25  f nab. 
E^ra  2.50.childrenof  Afnah ,zh'Mxei\  ofMehu 

mfnanpet. 
E-^ra  4.10.  whom  the  great  and  noble  Afaap.  bro. 

Klfoatiia. 
Efth.9.7.  Dalphon,  Afpatha,  Hamans  fonnes 
Jffpe.  m(pes. 

T>eut.i  2.3  3.their  wine  is  the cruell  venom  oiafps 
Job  20.14.  it  is  the  gall  otafpes  within  him 

1 6. he  (hall  fuck  the  poyfon  oiafpes 
lfa.  1 1.8.  child  (hall  play  on  the  hole  of  the  afpe 
Rom.  3.13.  poyfon  of  afpe s  is  under  their  lips 

mm.  mtieutzs. 

Num.  26. 3 1 .  of  A-zriel  the  family  of  the  A^ielites 
y^.i7.2.therewasalotforthechildrenof^-;. 

Mmlt,  2Ju*anlteU. 
Mftb.B',1 1 .  to  caiife  to  perifli  all  that  would  ajjault 
Ail.  14. 5. when  there  was  znaffault  made 

17.5.  they  affaulted  the  houfe  of  Jafon 
3llTap.  SKlapeD.  ^ffaptng. 
Deut.^.  3  4.  hath  G  od  affayed  to  go  and  take  him  a 
1  Sam.  17  3  9. David  ajfayed  to  go,for  he  had  not 
Job  4.2.  ilv/eealfay  to  commune  with  thee 
^#.9.26.Saul  affayedto  joyn  himfelfe  to  the  difc. 

16.7.  they  ajfayed  to  goe  into  Bythinia,  but  the 
Heb.  1  i.2p.the  Egy^.ajf'aying  to  do,were  drowned 

me. 

Gen.zz.  3.  Abraham  fadled  hisa/7^,and  took  Ifaac 
5.abidc  you  here  with  the  affe,a.nd  I,  and 
42.27.  to  give  his  dffe  provender  in  thelnne 

44. 1 3 .  laded  every  man  his  affe,  and  returned 

49. 1 4.  Iffachar  is  a  ftrong  a[fe  couching  down 
E*orf.4.20.Mof.  took  his  wife,fet  her  upon  anajje 

13.13.  every  firftling  of  an  affe  thou  (halt 
20.17.  nor  his  oxe,  nor  his  affe       Vfut.^.zi. 
2 1 .3  3  .if  a  man  dig  a  pit,  and  an  affe  fall  into 
22-4.whether  oxe  or  affe ,he  (hall  reftore  doub. 
9. for  all  manner  of  trefpafle,  for  oxe,for  affe 

1  o.  if  a  man  deliver  an  affe  to  keepe,  and  it 
2  3. 4. if  thou  meet  thine  enemies  affe  going  aft. 

5.  if  thou  fee  the  affe  of  him  that  hateth  thee 

Deut.zi.q. 

1 2.thine  oxe  and  thine  affe  may  reft 

3  4. 20. the  firftling  of  an  affe  thou  (halt  redeem 

Num.16.  1 5. 1  have  not  taken  one  affe  from  them 

22.21  .Balaam  arofe,and  fadled  his  affe 

2  2.riding  on  his  affe,  &  his  2.  ferv.with  him 
12.  affe  faw  the  Angel  of  the  Lord  Handing 

Chap,  z  5-  27. 

and  the  affe  turned  afide  out  of  the  way 

Balaam  fmotc  the  affe  V.27. 

2 8. Lord  opened  the  mouth  of 'the  affe 

29.Balaam  faid  to  the  affe ,Becaufe  thou  haft 

30.  the  affe  faid,  Am  not  I  thine  affe,  upon 

3  2. wherefore  haft  thou  fmiten  thine  affe 

3  3 .  .affe  faw  mee,  and  turned  from  me  thefe 

Dent.  5. 1 4. neither  thou,nor  thine  oxe,  affe, or  any 

22. 3.in  likemanner  (halt  thou  do  with  his  affe 

10. not  plow  with  an  oxe  and  an  affe  together 

28.3 1. chine  affe  violently  taken,not  reftored 

Jo{h.6. 2 1  .deftroyed  in  Jericho,  both  oxe  and  affe 

15.18  .lighted  off  her  affe,  &Caleb.  Jui.  1 . 1 4. 

Judg.6.4.  Midianites  left  jfi.  neither  oxe  nor  affe 

15.15.  found  a  new  jaw-bone  of  an  affe 

1 6.  with  the  jaw  of  an  affe  heaps  upon  heaps 
with  the  jaw  of  an  affe  have  I  -flaine 
19.28. man  took  his  concubine  on  hhaffe 
1  Sam.  12.3  .whofe  oxe,or  whofe  affe  have  J  taken 
1 5.3  .but  flay  both  oxe  &  (heep,camell  and  affe 
i6.20.Jeffetookean<2/7eladen  withbread 
25.20.as  Abigail  rode  on  theajfe,8c  met  Dav. 
23.(hehafted,  and  lighted  off  the  affe 
42.  Abigail  rode  onana/7ewith  5.  damfels 
1  Sam.  17  .%2.  Achi-^ 


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i  Sam.  17. 2  3. Achito.  fadl.his  affe,gatt  him  home 
1  9. 26.  thy  fervant  faid, lie  faddle  me  an  affe 

1 20»g.a.4O.Sliimei  fadled  h\saj]e,went  to  Gath 
1  j .  1  j .  hee  faid  to  his  fons.,faddle  me  the  affe, 
fo  they  fadled  him  the  affe         V.27. 

2  3  .he  fadl.the  affe  for  the  Proph.brought  ba. 
24.cark.was  caft  in  the  way,8c  the  affe  flood 

Verf.  28. 

28.1ion  had  not  eate  the  car.nor  torn  the  aJJ'e 

29.cark.of  the  man  ofG.&  laid  it  on  the  aff. 

2  Vjn.4.  24.  foe  fadled  an  ajJ'e ,  and  faid, Drive  and 

6.2 5. an affes  head  fold  for  80.  pieces  of  filver 
Job  24.3. they  drive  away  iheaffe  of  the  fatherleffe 
Pro.  26. 3  .a  w  hip  for  the  horfe,  a  bridle  for  the  aJJ'e 
Ija.1.3.  iheaff'e  knoweth  his  mafters  crib 

3  2.20.  fend  forth  thither  the  feet  of  oxe  &  affe 

Jer.  zz. 1  o.malbe  buried  with  the  buriall  of  an  affe 

Zccb.cf.g.ri&ng  on  an  affe,and  the  foale  oiznaffe 

Matth.zi.%. 

1 4. 1  5  .fo  foall  be  the  plague  of  the  ajJ'e 

Mattb.  2 1 . 2.  yee  foall  finde  an  affe  tied,and  a  colt 

7. brought  the  affe  and  the  colt,andput  on 
Liib\e  1  j.ij.eachofyou  loofe  hisaff'corxe  the  Sab. 
14.5.  which  of  you  having  an  affe  fallen  into  a 
Job.  1  z.  14.  when  he  had  found  a  young affe,iate 
zPct.z.i6.the  dumb  affe  fpeaking,forbad  the  mad 

aide  colts,  or  JHfles  colt. 
Gen.49. 1 1  binding  his  affes  colt  to  the  choice  vi. 
JWg.io^.Jairhad  30.10ns  that  rode  on  lo.affcc. 
1 2.14.  fons,jo.neph.that  rode  on  jo.affe  colts 
Job  1 1.12.  man  be  borne  like  a  wild  a/7"' colt 
Job.  12.15.  commeth  lifting  on  an  affes  colt 

mid  2&tl"C 
Job  6.  5  .doth  the  w  ild  affe  bray  w  hen  he  hath  grafs 
3 9. 5. who  hath  fent  out  the  wild  affe  free 

or  loofed  the  bands  of  the  \ii\daffe 
Jcr.z.zq.z  v/ildafje  ufed  to  the  wildem.  fnuffeth 
Hof.8.9.i  wild  affe  alone  by  himfelfe 

Gen.  1 2. 1 6. Abraham  had  hee  affes,  and  foee affes 
24.3  5  .Lord  hath  given  my  maftef  affes 
30.43.Jacob  had  men-fervants,camels  &  affes 
3  2.  ?.I  have  oxen,a//c^flocks>and  have  fent 

1 5  .ten  buls,twenty  foee  affes,  and  ten  foales 
3  4. 2  8 .  they  took  the  affes  of  the  Shechemites 

3  6.24.3s  he  fed  the  affes  of  Z  ibeori  his  father 
42.26.kded  their  affes  with  corne,and  depart. 

4  3 . 1 8  .take  us  for  bondmen ,and  our  affes 

24.hee  gave  their  affes  provender 
44. 3. men  were  fent  away,  they  and  their  affes 
45.23  .ten  affes  laden,  and  foee  affes  laden  with 
47. 1 7. bread  in  exchange  for  horfes,&  for  affes 
Exod.g.i  .hand  of  the  Lord  is  upon  thy  affes 
Num.%  1.28.  levie  a  tribute  unto  the  L.of  the  affes 
30.takeonc  portion  of  fifty  of  the  affes 

3  4  .booty  was  fixty  one  thoufand  affes 
ig.affeswere  30500. ofwhich  theL.  tribute 

Jro/&.7.24.tooke  Achan,  his  fons,  his  affes 

9.4.  took  old  facks  on  their  affes,  wine-bottles 

Judg. 5 . 1  o.fpeake  ye  that  ride  on  white  affes 

19.3.  husband  arofe  with  a  couple  of  affes 

10. with  him  two  affes  fadlcd,and  his  concu. 

i9.yet  there  is  both  ftraw  &  provend.for  aff. 

2 1  .fo  he  brought  him  in,&  gas'e  prov.to  affes 

1  Sam.8.16  he  will  take  your  affes,  &  put  them  to 

9.3.  the  affes  oiKiih,  Sauls  father,  were lofl 
,,  take  one  of  the  ferv.and  go  feek  the  affes 

5  .left  my  father  leave  caring  for  the  affes 
20.thine  affes  loft,  are  found      Chap.  10.2. 
10. 2. thy  father  hath  left  the  care  of  the  affes 
i4.whither  went  yee  to  feek  the  affes 
16. he  told  us  plainly  the  affes  were  found 
22.19.  Doeg  fmote  Nob  with  the  oxen  &  affes 
25. 18. Abigail  laid  2O0.1oaves  upon  affes 
27.9.Dav.fmotethe  Gefourites,&  took  the  aff. 

2  Sam.16.1.  Ziba  met  David  with  a  couple  of  aff. 

z.affes  be  for  the  kings  houfoold  to  ride  on 
2  JCi.4.22.  fend  one  of'theyong  men,&  one  of  aff. 
7.7.fled  in  the  twilight,and  left  their  affes 
10.  found  horfes  tyed,  and  affes  tyed 

1  Chro.f.zi.took  2000.  affes  oi theHagarites 

1 2.40. they  that  were  nigh,brought  bread  on  a. 
27. 3 cover  the  affes  was  Jehdeiah  the  Meron. 

2  thro.  28.15.  carried  the  feeble  of  them  upon  affes 
E^a  2.67.  affes  that  went  up  to  Jerufalem  67  20. 

Neb.7.69. 


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ASS        ASS 

Neh.  1 3 . 1 5  .on  the  Sab.bringing  in  foea.lading  aff. 
Job  1 . 3 .  Job  had  five  hundred  foee  affes 

1 4.the  oxen  were  plowing,  and  affes  feeding 
42. 1 2.  Job  had  reftored  a  thoufand  foee  affes 
Ifa.zi.j.he  faw  a  charet  oi  affes,  and  a  charet 

3  o.6.carry  their  riches  on  young  affes 
£^.  2  3 .20.  whofe  flefo  is  as  the  flefo  of  affes 

mid  Jlffes 
Job  24 . 5 .  as  wild  affes  in  the  defart  go  they  forth 
Pfal.  104.11.the  wildaffes  quench  their  thirft 
Ifa.  32.14.  their  forts  a  joy  for  wild  affes 
Jer.  14.6. wild  affes  did  fnuffe  up  the  wind  like 
Dan.  5 . 2 1 .  his  dwelling  was  with  the  wild  affes 

ro/ffig  3L(Te0. 
7 fa.  30  6. .carry  their  riches  on  young  affes 

2  4. young  affes  that  ear  the  gro.foal  eat  dean. 
3ffemble. 

2v7.'«.io.3.they  fhall  blow5the  Affembly  fhall  aff. 
2  Sam.zo.^.aff'emble  me  the  men  of  Judah 

5.  Amafa  went  toaffcmble  the  men  of  Judah 
lfa.11.1 2.  (hall  aff'emble  the  outcafts  of  Ifrael 
45  .zo.affemble  your  felves,and  come  draw  neer 
4S.14.all  yee  aff'emble  your  felves,  and  heare 
Jer. 4. 5  .affemble  your  felves,and  let  us  go  into  def. 
8. 14.  why  do  we  fit  ftill, affemble  your  felves 
1  z.9.affem-3.\\  the  beafts  of  the  field,come  to 
2 1.4.  .He  affemble  them  into  the  midft  of  the  ci. 
E'kcIi.  1 1 . 1 7  .He  affemble  you  out  of  the  countries 

39.17.  affemble  your  felves  to  my  facrifice 
Dan.  1 1. 10.  bis  fons  foall  affemble  a  multi.of  great 
Hof.j.iq.  they  affem.  themfelves  for  corne  &  wine 
Joel  2. 1 6. aff'emble  the  Elders,gather  the  children 
3 . 1 1  .affemble  your  fel ves,come  all  ye  heathen 
Amos  3 .9. affemble  your  felves  on  the  mount  of  Sa. 
Mic  2. 1 2. lie  furely  affemble,0  Jacob,all  of  thee 

4.6.Ile  affemble  her  that  halteth,  and  He  gather 
Zcpb.3 .8  .affem.  the  kingdomes  to  powre  mine  ind. 

•JMTembletJ. 
Exod.  38.8  .women  were  affem.zt  the  door  of  Tab. 
Num.  1 . 1 8 .d/7-all  the  cong.on  i.day of  2.moneth 
Jof.i$.i.coDgr.affem.  at  Shiloh,&  fet  up  Tabern. 
J nd.  10.17  .chil.of  lir.affem.  &  encamped  at  Miz. 
1  &zi!».2.22.1ay  with  the  women  that  affembled 

1 4. 20.Saul  &  the  people  affem.  &  came  to  bat. 
1  Kjn.  8.1.  Solo.^the  Elders  to  bring  up  the  Ark 

zChron.%.z. 

2.  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  affembled  to.  K.  Solo. 

2  Cfowz. 5.3. 

5.S0I.&  cong.  4/7\vere  with  him  facrificing 

zChron.^.6. 

12.21  Rehoh. affem.  Judah  &  Benja.  1 80000. 

1  Cbro.  1 5 .4.David  affembled  the  childr.of  Aaron 

28. i.David aff'. the  Princes  of  Ifr.thc  Captains 

2  Cbr.  20. 2&\on  the  4.day  aff.themL'm  the  valley 

30. 1 3  .affembled  much  people  to  keep  the  Feafl 
E-ya  9. 4. then  were  affembled  to  me  every  one  that 

10. 1 .  when  Ezra  prayed,  there  affembled 
Neb.g.  1. children  of  ICr.wereaffcmb.whh  falling 
Eft. 9. 1 8  .Jews  in  Shufoan  affembledon  the  1 3  .day 
Pfal. 48. 3.  for  loe,the  Kings  were  affembled 
lfa-^.g.  let  the  people  bee  affembled,  who 
/er.  5. 7. they  a//°.thcmfelvesby  troupsin  theharl. 
E-Ktli.i  8. 7. be  thou  prepared, &  all  thy  comp.  affe. 
D<z».6.6.Prefidents  smd  Princes  affem.to  the  King 

Verf.  1  5. 

1 1. then  thefe  men  «//!&  found  Dan.praying 

Mai.z6.-t,  .affem.chiti  Prie.  confulting  to  take  Jef. 

57.  led  him  where  the  Scribes  v/ere  affembled 

Mark,  14.53. 

28.1 2.whe  they  were  afj.  they  gave  large  mon. 
Job.  20. 1 9.where  the  dii.affem.ior  fear  of  the  Jews 
Act.i.q.bemgaff.whh  them,comm. not  to  depart 

4.3 1. place  foaken  where  they  v/ere  affembled 

1 1.26.3  whole  yeer  they  affemb.wuh  the  Chur. 

1 5.2  5. it  feemed  good  to  us,d/7^vvithone  ace. 

aiflcmblfng. 

Exod.i  8. 8. of  the  looking-glaffes  of  the  viom.aff. 
Hc6.10.25.  forfake  not  the affemblingof your  felv. 

aiflcmblie. 

G«z.49.6.to  their  affemblie, mine  honour  be  not 
Exod.  1 2.6.  whole  affemblie  foall  kill  it  in  the  even 

1 6. 3 .  to  kill  this  affembly  with  hunger 
Lev. 4. 1 3  .thing  be  hid  from  the  eyes  of  the  affem. 

S.^.afl'em.v/as  gath.  to  the  door  of  the  Tabern. 
W7OT.8.9.thou  foalt  gather  the  aff.  of  Ifr.  together 

j  o*  2. make  trumpets  for  calling  the  aff 


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3  .when  they  foall  blow,the  affemblie  foal  af. 
i4-5-Mof.&  Aar.fell  on  their  faces  bef.  the  aff. 
i6.2.rofeup  2  5o.Princesofthe<z/7«8W;<? 
20.6.Mof.&Aar.went  from  the  pref.of  the  aff'. 
8. take  the  rod,  and  gather  the  affemblie 
Deut.  5 . 2  2 .  fpake  the  Lord  to  all  your  affemblie 
g.  1  o.midft  of  the  fire,  in  day  of  your  affemblie 
Chap.  1 0.4.  &  18.16. 
y«i£.20.2.prefent.thernf.in  theaff'.oi thepeopl  of 
21.8.  none  from  Jabefo  Gilead  to  the  affembly 

1  to.  1 7. 47 .all  this  #fhallknow  that  the  Lord 

2  Cb.  3  o.  2  3  .whole  fl//ltook  counf.  to  keep  other  7. 
Net  5 .7. 1  fct  a  great  affembly  againft  them 
Pfal.  22.16.  affembly  of  the  wicked  have  endofed 

89.7-greatly  to  be  feared  in  the  affemb.oi faints 
107.3  2.praife  nim '"  che  affembly  of  the  Elders 
1 1 1 . 1  .He  praife  him  in  the  affem.oi  the  upright 
Pro.  5 . 1 4.almoft  in  all  evill  in  the  midfl  of  the  aff. 
Jer. 6. 1 1. He  powre  it  out  on  theaff.of  yong  men  ' 
9-2.they  be  an  affembly  of  treacherous  men 
1 5.17.  I  fate  not  in  the  affembly  of  mockers 
26. 1 7. certain  Elders  fpake  to  all  ihe afj'embly 
50.9.againfl  Bab.an  affembly  of  great  nations 
Lam.  1 . 1 5.called  an  affem.aga.miz  me  to  crufo  my 
2.6.  he  hathdeftroyed  the  places  of  the  a'Jemb. 
Etch.- 1 3  -9-they  foall  not  be  in  the  aff.oimy  p:op. 
2  3 .  24.  foall  come  againft  thee  with  an  affem. 
A5l.ig.iz.the affcmb.was  confufed,the  more  part 
3  9.it  foall  be  determined  in  a  lawfull  affem. 
4 1  .w  hen  thus  fpoken.he  difmiffed  the  affem. 
Heb.iz.zi.  to  the  generally  and  Church  of  the 
Jam.z.z.  if  there  come  to  your  affembly  a  man 

Solemne  SUTonblte. 
Lev.  2  3. 3  6.  it  is  aiolcmne  affemb.  yee  foall  doe  no 
Num.zg.T,  j.on  the  8  day  ye  foal  have  a  fol  affem. 
Deut.  i<?.8.on  the  feventh  day  foall  be  a  fol.  affem. 
2  Kjn.  10.20.  proclaime  a  folemn  affembly  for  Baal 
2  Cfo'.7.9.on  the  8.  day  they  made  a  folemn  affem. 
Joel  i.i4.callafol.  aff'.  Ch.2.15.  &Neb.%.i%, 
Amos  5 . 2 1 .  He  not  fmell  in  your  folemn  affemblie 
Zepb.  3.18  .that  are  forrow  full  for  the  fol.  affembly 

SWTembliesf, 
Pfal.86.14.  affemblies  of  violent  men  have  fought 
Eccl.  1 2. 1 1  .as  nailes  faftned  by  mafters  oiaffcmbl. 
Ifd.1.11  .calling  oi  affem.  I  cannot  away  with 

4.5  .God  will  create  upon  her  affemblies  a  cloud 
E^.44.24.  foall  keep  my  lawes  fo  all  my  afflmb. 

3UIcnt.  3KTetneD. 

2  Cb.18.12.declaregoodtothcK.with  oneaffent 

Acrl.z4.9.'JeY/s  alio ajfentcd&yma,  Thefe  things 

^iflisnetJ. 

Gen.47 .22.  Priefts  had  a  portion  afs'mied  of  Phar. 
Jojb.  20.8.they  affigned'&eT.er  a  citie  of  refuge 
2  Sam.  1 1.  i6.he  ajftgned  Uriah  to  a  place  where" 

aurtr. 

Exod.6.Z4.ior\s  oiKorah3Affir}and Elkanah,  and 
1  Cbmn.6.zz. 
1  rtro.3.17.  fons  of  ^ecomah,Affir,  Salathiel , 
6. 2  3 .  Abiafaph  his  fon,  Affir  h  is  fon 

3  7.fon  of  Tahath,fon  of  Affir, ion  of  Abiaf. 
l&flRft. 
KflW.i6.2.that  yeaffiff  her  in  whatfoever  bufinefs 

associate. 
Ifa.8.g.  ajfociate  your  felv.  &  ye  foall  be  broken  in 

Sfloone. 
Gen.  1 8 . 3  3  .L.went  aff  bone  as  he  had  left  co.nmun. 
zy.-^o. affoone  aslfaachad  made  an  end  of 
44.l.affom  as  morning  was  light,men  were 
Exod.g.zg.affoone  as  I  am  gone  out  of  the  city,  He 
Jof.z.y .  affbon  as  they  that  purfued  them  were  go. 
ii.affbonzs  we  heard  thefe  things,our  hearts 
3.13  .affoon  as  the  folcs  of  the  feet  of  the  Priefts 
8.29.  affoon  as  the  Sun  was  down.-^/.comman. 
Judg.  8.3  3  .affoon  as  Gid.  was  dead,the  children  of 
9.33  .affoon  as  Sun  is  up  thou  foalt  fet' ag. the  cit. 

1  Sam.g.  13.  affoon  as  ye  be  come  into  the  city  yee 

1 3  .io.affbm  as  he  had  made  an  end  of  offering 
2  King.io.z^. 
zo.4i.affoon  as  the  lad  was  gone,David  arofe 
zg.io.affoon  as  yee  have  light,  depart 

2  Sam. 6. 1 8  .affoon  as  Dav.  had  made  an  end  of  off. 

13.36.  aff'.as  he  made  an  end  of  fp.  the  K.  fons 
1 5.  io.affoon  as  ye  hear  the  found  of  the  trump. 
1  Kjn.16. 1  i.affoon  as  Zim.fate on  the  throne,hee 
18.12.  affoon  as  I  am  gone  from  thee,  the  fpirit 
20.36. affoon  as  thou  art  dep.aj/.'as  he  was  depar. 
2 1\in.  10. z.affoou 


ASS       ASS 


z  Kjng.io.z.  ajjoone  as  this  letter  commeth,feeing 
14.  %.afoon  as  the  kingd.was  confirmed,he  flew 
2  Cbr.  3 1 .'5  .afjbon  as  the  com.came  they  brought  in 
Pfal.1S.44.ajf.zs  they  hear  of  thee,they  lhall  obey 
lfa.66.S.ajfoon  as  Zion  travelled,fhee  brought 

E^.i  j.i'6.a|7oflW  as  mee  &w  tnem'  lftee  dote^     ' 

Mar.i^z.ajfoon  as  he  had  fpoken,the  Leprof.dep.ir. 
5 . 3 6.affbon  as  Jef.heardjhe  faith,Be  not  afraid 
1 1 .  z.ajfoon  as  ye  be  entred,ye  fhall  find 
14.45  .aft'oon  as  he  was  come,he  faith,Mafter 

Luk-i-44-4fml  a$  tne  v0'cc  °f  t'iy  falutation 
8 .6.ajfoon  as  it  was  fprung  up,  it  withered 
1  5.-$o.affoon  as  this  thy  fonne  was  come,which 
zi.66.af.zs  it  was  day  the  Elders  came  togeth. 
z^.,7.  affoon  as  he  knew  he  belonged  to  Herods 

John  1  i.zo.Martha,#fl«  as  fhee  heard  Jefus  was 

z^.affoon  as  Mary  heard  that,fhe  arofe  quick. 

16.2, 1  ,^o»  as  fhee  is  delivered  of  a  child,fhee 

18.6.  affoon  as  he  had  faid,I  am  hee,they  went 

21.9  .affoon  as  .they  were  come  to  land,they  faw 

Act. 10.  29.  came  I  affoone  as  I  was  fent  for 
12.18  .ajfom  as  it  w  as  day,no  fmall  ftirre 

Rev.  10.  lO.affoon  as  I  had  eaten  it,my  belly 
1 2  4.  devour  her  child  affoon  as  it  was  bom 

am, 

Alt. 2  o.  1 3  .we  failed  to  ^/fa^intending  to  take  in 
1 4.when  he  met  w  ith  us'  at  Affos 

^durance. 
Darf.28.66.malt  have  none  affwrance  of  thy  life 
lfa.  3  2. 1 7  .effeft  of  righteouf.quietnes  and  affuran. 
/frf?.  17. 31.  whereof  he  hath  given  affurance  to  all 
Col.z.z.  to  all  riches  of  thefull  affurance  of  under. 
1  Tfo>/".  1 . 5 .  our  Gofpel  came  in  much  affurance- 
Heb.6. 1 1 .  to  the  full  affumice  of  hope  unto  the 
10.2i.in  full  affurance  of  faich,having  our 
3Kfttre. 

1  John  3 . 1  o.and  fhall  dj/are  our  hearts  before  him 

Ieo.27.19.  and  it  fhall  be  affured  to  him 

Jer.  1 4.1 3 .  lie  give  you  affured  peace  in  this  place 

2  TfW.3 .  14.contin.in  the  things  thou  haft  bin  off. 

Sfffttteulp. 
1  &OT.28.i.know  affuredly  thou  fhaltgoout  with 

1  l^i?z.  j .  1 3  jtffured!y,So\ov\ .  thy  fon  mall  reigne 

Chap.17.30. 
Jer.  3  2.41. lie  plant  diem  in  this  land  affuredly 
3  8 .  i7.if  thou  wilt  affur.  go  forth  to  K.of  Bab. 
49.12.  have affuredly  drunken,and  art  thou 
Acl.z.^6.  let  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  know  affured. 
i6.io.affuredly  gathering  that  the  L.  had  called 
SWroage.  JBffroageD. 
Gen.%.1.  over  theearth,and  the  waters  were  affw. 
Job  i6.5.moving  of  my  lips  fhould  affw.  your  gri. 
C.though  I  fpeak,my  griefe  is  not  affwaged 
3Wip?fa. 
Gen. 2. 14. Hiddekel  goeth  toward  the  eaft  of  Ajf. 
2  5 . 1 8 .  Ifh.  fons  d welt  as  thou  gocft  to  Affyria 

2  Kin.  1 5 .29.Tiglath-pil.carryed  captive  to  Affyr. 

17.6.  yeer  of  Hoihea5carryed  Ifrael  into  Affyria 
Chap.  18. 1 1. 
23.(0  was  Ifrael  carryed  out  into  Affyria 
j[/5.7.i8.forthe  Bee  that  is  in  the  land  of  Affyria 
1 1 . 1 1 .  to  recover  the  people  from  Affyria 

16. an  high  way  left  from  Affyria. 
19.23. high  way  out  of  Egypt  to  Affyrid. 

Affyri.come  into  Eg.&  Egypti.into  Affyr. 
i4.thatday  fhal  Ifr.be  the  3. with  Eg.&  Ajf. 
1 5 -Egypt  my  peopIe,&  Affyria  the  work  of 
2,7- 1 3  •  come  which  were  ready  to  per.  in  Ajfyr. 
Jcr.z.jS.vthzt  haft  thou  to  do  in  the  way  of  Affy. 
3  6  .of  Egypt;as  thou  waft  afhamed  of  Aflyria 
E~ck-  *  J  -7-com.whorcd.with  the  chof.men  of  Aff. 
Hof.7. 1 1 .  they  call  to  Egypt,they  go  to  Affyria 
8.9.  they  are  gone  up  to  Ajfyr.  a  wild  affe  alone 
9. 3  .they  fhall  eat  unclean  things  in  Affyria 
io.6.it  fhall  be  carryed  to  Affyria  for  a  prefent 
1 1.1 1.  as  a  dove  out  of  the  land  of  Affyria 
Mica.  5 .6.  wafte  the  land  of  Affyria  with  the  fword 
7.1 2. that  day  he  fhall  come  to  thee  from  Affyr. 
Zepb.z.  1 3.hand  againft  the  north,and  deftroy  Aff. 
Zecb.  10.1  o.Ile  gather  them  out  of  Aflyria 

1 1. the  pride  of  Affyria  fhal  be  brought  down 
Sting— M nqs  ofAffyria.Stt  it  in  Mm . 
Sultan. 
lfa.  1  o.  5 .  O  Affyrim,tht  rod  of  mine  anger 
24.be  not  afraid  of  the  Affyrian 


ASS        AST 

14.2  J.  He  breake  the  Affyrian  in  my  land 
23.1 3. this  peop.was  not  till  the  Affyr.ioMnd.il 
30.3 1  .through  the  voice  of  the  L.fhall  the  Aff. 

3 1. 8. then  fhall  the  Affyrian  fall  with  the  fword  j 
52.4.  the  Affyri.  opprelfed  them  without  caufe 

£^. 3 1. 3. the  Affyrian  was  a  Cedar  in  Lebanon 

Hof.5.1 3 .  then  went  Ephraim  to  the  Affy.znd  fent 
1 1. 5. but. the  Affyrian  fhall  be  as  King 

Micah. 5, 6. thus  fhall  he  deliver  us  from  the  Ajfyr. 
aUTpstang. 

2  Kin.  19.3  5.  Angel  fmote  in  the  camp  of  the  Aff. 

Ipt.i$.z$.  the  Affyrians  fhall  come  into  Egypt 

the  Egyptians  fhall  ferve  with  the  Affy. 
Lam. 5.6.  to  the  Affyrians  to  be  fatisfied  with  bread 
£^4.16.28.  haft  played  the  whore  with  the  Affy. 
2  3 .  j .  fhee  doted  on  the  Affyrians  her  neighb. 

Verf.*2. 

p.I  have  deliv.  her  into  the  hand  of  the  Affy. 

23  .lie  bring  againft  thee  all  the  Affyrians 

Bdf.  1 2. 1  .they  make  a  covenant  with  the  Affyrians 

Mic.  y.y.this  man  fhalbe  our  peace  when  the  Affy. 

^tftonfeO.  JJfttmtfrjctj. 

LcMV.26.32.and  your  enemies  fhall  beaftonifljed 
1  Kjn.9.8.  every  one  that  paffeth  by  fhall  be  aff  on. 
&V-9-  3  >pluckt  off  the  haircand  fate  down  aftoni. 

4.I  fate  aftonicd  till  the  evening  facrifice 
Job  1 7 . 8 .  upright  men  fhall  be  aflonied  at  this 

1 8.20.  they  that  come  after  him  fhall  be  aftoni. 

2 1 .  f.marke  mee,  and  be  aftonijljed,znd  lay 

26. 1 1 .  pillansof  heaven  are  ajtomfh.zt  his repr. 
lfa.  52.14  as  many  weretf/ftw.atthee,his  vifage 
Jer.zi  2. be  aftonifhed,  O  ye  heavens,  at  this 

4.9.  the  Pnefts  lhall  be aftonifhxlvz  Proph.fhall 

1 8.  i6.every  one  that  paffeth  thereby  fhalbe  aft. 

Chap.19.8.  &  49.17.  &  50.13. 

£^.3 . 1 5.I  remained  ajionifh. among  them  7.daies 

4.1 7.want  bread, &  be  afioni{hed,onc  with  ano. 

26. 1 6. tremble  at  every  moment,nnd  be  aftoni. 

27.3  5.  all  the  inhab-  of  the  Iflcs  fhall  be  rt/Zow. 
28. 1 9. they  that  know  thee  fhal  be afton.zt  thee 

D^.3.24.  Nebuch.was<z/?wzi.androfe  up  in  hafte 
4.19.  Daniel  was  aftonicdiox  one  houre 
5. 9. count. was  changed,  his  lords  were  aflonied 
8.27.I  was  aftonicd  at  the  vi  (ion,  but  none  und. 

ikf«i?.7.28.peop.were  aftonM  his  doct.  Ch.22.23. 

ScMar.i.zz.Sc  6.z.  &Tii.i8. 

13. 5 4. he  taught  thetnanfom.that  they  wetcafl. 

Mar.  5 .42. they  were  aflun.  with  a  great  aftonifhm. 
7.37.  they  were  beyond  meafure  aftonifhed 

Chap,  10.26. 
io.24.difciples  were  aftonifhed  at  his  words 

I«.2.47.were  aftoni.  at  his  understanding  &  anf. 
4.3  2.they  were  aftonifhed  at  his  dochrine 
5 .9.  he  was  aftonifhed  at  the  draught  of  fifhes 
8.56.her  parents  were  aftonifhed:hat  he  charged 
24.22.certain  women  made  us  afto.  which  were 

Att.Q.6.he  trembling,and  «/?0?w.faid,L.what  wilt 

1 0.4  5  .of  the  circumc.  w  hich  beleeved  were  afto. 
1 2.  i6.opened  the  door  &  faw  him,werc  aftoni. 
1 3 . 1 2. deputy  beleeved, being  afton.zt  the  doc~r. 

31ftonufynertt. 
Veut.  2 8 . 2 8 .  L.fhall  fmite  thee  with  aflw.pt  heart 

3 7. thou  fhalt  become  an  aftonifhment 
2  Chr.7.zi  this  houfe  which  is  high,lhalbe  an  aft, 
29.8.he  hath  delivered  them  to  troubl.to  aftoni. 
Pptl.6o.$.  made  us  to  drink  the  wine  oiaftonijhm. 
Jer.S.zi. aftonifhment  hath  taken  hold  on  mee 
2  j.9.Ile  make  them  an  afton.zn  hiffing.  V.  1 8 
1 1  .whole  land  fhalbe  a  defolat.  and  aftonifh. 
29.1 8.  deliver  them  to  be  a  curfe  &  an  aftoni fh. 
42. 1 8. ye  fhall  be  an  execration  &  an  aftonifhm. 
Chapt.  44.12. 
44.22.therefore  is  your  land  an  aftonifhment 
5  i.37.Babylon  fhall  become  an  aftonifhment 
4 1 .  how  is  Babylon  become  an  aftonifhment 
E-<e\.^.  1 6.drink  water  by  meafure  with  aftonifhm. 
Chap.  1 2. 19. 
5.15  .fhal  be  a  reproach,  an  aftonlfb.to  the  nati. 
23.33.  th°u  fhal1  be  filled  with  the  cup  of  afto. 
Zech.  1 2.4.1k  finite  every  horfe  with  aftonifhment 
Marli  5. 4 2. were  aftonifhed  whh  a  great  aftonifhm. 

Exod.z%  _4.if  meet  thine  enemies  affe  going aflray 
1  Pc£.2.2j.yeewere  as fheep  going  aftray:  but 
$eeWmt,<&ae}<&one. 


ATA        A  T  H 

aiftrologef.    JJKJrologerg. 

//a.47. 1 3  .let  now  the  Aftrologe; s ,Star-gaiers 
Van.  i.20.found  them  io.  rimes  better  then  Aftr. 
2.2.commanded  to  call  the  Aftrologers 

I  o.that  asked  fuch  things  at  any  Aftrologfr 
4. 7. then  came  in  the  M.32,iciins}Aftrologers 

5. 7. the  king  cried  aloud  to  bring  in  Aftrologers 

I I  .thy  father  made  mafter  of  the  Aftrologers 
1 5. now  the  wife  men  &  Aflro.hayc  bin  bro. 

: :  ■.„  '2lQ:cologtaTi0. 

Cw,2.27.the  fecrct  cannot  the  Aftrologians  fhew 

3lfanDer. 
Lev.  1 .  i7.cleave  it  with  the  wihgs,but  hot  div.  afl 
5. 8. wring  offhis  head,  but  not  divide  it  afmd. 
Num.  1 6. 3 1  .ground  clave  afimder  that  was  under 
2  Kin.  2. 1 1  .parted  them  both  afimder, and  Elijah 
Job  16.12.  he  hath  broken  me  afimder 
1 3  .hee  cleaveth  my  reines  afunder 
Pfal.  z .  3  .let  us  breake  their  bonds  afunder 
jer.50.23.how  is  the  hamm.of  the  earth  cMafun. 
E\eli.  3  o.  1 6.  and  No  lhall  bee  rent  afunder 
Hab.  3.6.  hee  drove  afunder  the  nations 
Mat.ig.6.  God  hath  joynedjet  no  man  put  afun. 

Mai\  10.9. 
Mar\  5.4.  chains  had  been  pluckt  afunder 
A'cl.i.iS.  falling  headlong,he  burft  afunder 

1 5.39.they  departed  afunder,tl\e  one  from  the 
Heb.4.1 2.to  the  dividing  afunder  of  foule  &  fpirit 
1 1,37.  they  were  fawne  dfuhde?,vfete  tempted 
,  Cut  afunder,  See  Cut. 
SSfoppfnt 

1  Chr.z$.  1  j.to  Obed-Edoms  fons,houfe  of  Afitp. 
if .  and  toward  Afitppim  two  and  two 

Lev.  z^.\6.afwell  the  ftranger,  as  he  that  is  borne 
22.yee  fhall  hive  one  manner  of  law  afmll 

^ifpncrftnsfv 

2te.i6.i4.falute  Afyncritus,  Phlegon,Hermas 

SiJtau. 
Gen.50.10.  they  came  to  the  threfh.floor  ofAud 
1 1  .faw  the  mourning  in  the  floor  oiAtad 
aitataf;. 
1  C/OT.2.26.Jerameel  had  another  wik,Atarab 

SUtarotr;, 
Num.i  2.3.  Atarctb,  Dibon  is  a  land  for  cattell 
34.  children  of  Gad  built  Dibon,Atarotb 
Jo(h.i6.z.  lot  of  Jofeph  paffeth  along  to  Atarotb 
7.bord.of  Ephr.  went  down  from  Jan  to  At. 
1  Cbr.z.  ^.Atarotb  the  houfe  of  Joab,halfe  of 

3Htarotfy  #rjOcr. 

Jojh.  1 6. 5  .border  of  Ephr.  eaft  was  Ataroth-Addcr 
18.  13.  border  of  Benjam.  defc.  to  Atamh-Ad. 

%tz 

Pfal.  106.28.  they  ate  the  facrifices  of  the  dead 
Van. 10. 1. 1  ate  no  pleafant  bread,neither  came 
Rev.  io.  1  o.I  tooke  the  booke,and  ate  it  up 

%tiX. 
E^a  2.16.  children  oiAter  of  Hezekiah  98. 

Neh.7.zi. 
42.  children  of  the  porters  of  ^w,TaImon 
2^.7.45. 
2\/e&.io.i7.chiefeofthepeople^«>,3  Azzur 
8tr;ac{). 

1  Sa.$  o.  3  o.a  prefent  to  them  which  are  in  Atbach 

2ltljafah. 
Neb. 1 1.4.  of  Judah  at  Jerufalem  dwelt  Atbaiah 
mhaliah. 

2  Kjng.B.zS.  Ahaziah's  mothers  name  was  Athal. 

2  Chro.zz.z. 
i  1 . 1 .  Atbaliab  faw  that  her  fonne  was  dead 

2.  Cbr.  22.10. 
i.  hid  Joafh  from  AtbaliSo  that  hee  was  not 
zChro.  22.  11. 
3.  and.  Atbaliab  did  reigne  over  the  land 

2  cbron. 22.12. 

1 3  .when  Albal.heztd  the  noife  of  the  guard 

2  Cfowz.23.12. 

1  ^.Atbaliab  rent  her  cloaths,  and  cried  treaf. 

2  Cfo-0.23.13. 

20.theyflew  Atbaliab  with  the  fwordbefide 

•  2Cfowz.23.21. 

1  Cfo8.26.ofBeni.  Shamfherai5^to/z<z/? 

2  Cfo24<7.fons  of  Athal.t\at wic.wom.  had  brpk. 
E'xra  8. 7. fons  of  Elam,  Jefhaiah  fon  of  Atbaliab 

SStrjeniatiff. 
A£i.i7.2i.Atbeni.  there  fpent  theirtime  in  noth, 
^tbensr. 


A  T  O        ATT 

Act. 17.  i  f  .concluded  Paulj  brought  him  to  Atb, 
i6.while  Paul  waited  for  them  at  Athens 
2i.ye  men  of  Athens,  I  perceive  that  in  all 
i  S .  i  .Pau  1  departed  from  Ath.  &  came  to  Cor. 
i  Thef.  3 .  i  .to  be  left  at  Athens  alone 

athlaf. 
£^ra  io.  z8.  of  the  formes  of  Belai>  Atblai 

Kttljlrfl;. 
Jud.  i  j .  1 8  .he  was  fore  athirjl.  and  called  on  the  L. 
Ruth  2.o.when  thou  art  athirft,%p  to  the  veflels 
Mat. 2% .44. or  athirft, or  a  ftrang.  &  did  not  mini. 
2ta>.2i.6.Ilegive  to  him  that  is  athirft,ot  the 
22. 1 7. and  let  him  that  is  athirjl  come 

atonement. 

Exod-zy.}}.  e3tthe  things  wherewith  the atonem. 
Scoffer  a  bullock  each  day  for  atonement 
clenfe  the  al.w  hen  thou  haft  made  an  at. 

30.16.thou  (halt  take  the  atonement  money 
Lev.7.7.  Prieft  that  rvaketh  atone,  therewith  mail 

1 6. 1 7.untill  he  have  made  an  atonem .  for  himf. 

17. 1 1. it  is  thebloud  that  maketh  an  atonement 
Nitm.^.Z  .ram  of  atom,  whereby  atone.ftiaU.  be  made 

8.21.  Aaron  made  atonement  to  clenfe  them 

2  r .  1 J  ■  Phin.fhall  have  it,bec.iufe  he  made  aton. 

20.11.  befides  the  fin-offering  of  atonement 
i?5.$.ii.by  whom  we  hive  now  received  the  aton. 

Day  of  Stommcnt. 

Lev.  2 3 . 2  7  .on  the  1  o.day  of  7  .moneth,a  day  of  at. 
28.do  no  work,for  it  is  a  day  oiatonement 

2  5.9  in  the  day  of  aton.(hi\\  ye  make  trum.fou. 

Ma\e  an  atonement. 
Ex.  29 .  j  7  .feven  dayes  make  an  atone,  for  the  altar 
30. 10. make  an  atonement  once  a  yeere 

1 5  .to  make  an  aton.  for  your  foules     V.  1 6 . 
Lev.iy.ii. 

3  2.30.peradv.  I  (hall  make atonem.for your  fin 
Lev.  1.4.  it  (hall  be  accepted  for  him  to  make  aton. 

4.20,Prieft  fhall  make  an  atonem.    Verfes  26, 

31,35.    &  Clnpt.  5.6310,13,16,18. 

&6-7.   &  12.8.  &  14.18,19,20,21, 

29,31.  &  i5-J5,3°-  &  16.6,30,32. 

&  19.32.  &  Num.  1 5.25,28. 

8.34.  fothc  L.hath  com.to  make  atton.ior  you 

9.7.  make  an  atonement  for  thy  felfe,  and  for 

and  make  an  atonement  for  them 

10. 1 7.  God  hath  given  it  you  to  make  an  aton. 

1 2.7. who  fhall  offer  it,and  make  an  ato.ior  her 

j  4. 5  3  .make  an  atonement  for  the  houfe 

16.10.  fcape-goat  prefented  alive  to  make  aton. 

1 1.  Aaron  (hall  make  atonement  for  himfelfe 

i6.he  (hall  make  an  atonem.  for  the  holy  pla. 

1 7  .no  man  there  when  he  goes  in  to  mak.at. 

1 8  .make  an  atonement  for  the  altar 
24-make  atonement  for  himfelf  and  the  peop. 
27.bloud  brought  in  to  make  at.  in  the  h.pl. 
3  3  .(hall  make  an  atonement  for  the  fanftuary 

fhall  make  at.iox  the  Priefts,  &  all  the 

34.this  an  evcrlaft.  flat. to  make  atonem.once 

2 3. 28. a  day  of  atone.to  tmVe  an  atone,  for  you 

Num.6. 1 1  .make  atoncm.hr  him, for  that  he  finned 

8.  1 2.  to  make  an  atonement  for  the  Levites 

Verfe  21. 

1 9. given  the  Lev-to  make  atonem-.for  the  ch. 

16.46.go  quickly,make  an  atonem. for  wrath  is 

47. went  in,and  did  make  atone. for  the  peo. 

28.22.  a  goat  for  a  fin-offr.to  make  an  atonem. 

Verfe.  30. 

29.5.  one  kid  of  the  goats  to  make  an  atonement 

3  1.50. eatings  and  tablets  to  make  an.  atonem. 

2  Sam  21.3  .wherewith  (hall  I  make  the  atonement 

1  Cfcr.649.  Aaron  anc^ ms  ^ons  aPP*to  make  atone. 
zChr.29.z4.  Priefts  killed  them  to  make  atonem. 
Neb.  1  o.  3  3  .we  made  ordin.  for  offr.to  make  atone. 

atonements. 
Exod.  30.  io.with  the  bloud  of  the  fin-offr.of  aton. 

atroth. 
Numb.}  2.} 5.  children  of  Gad  built  Atroth 

attat. 

iCh.z  3  5.Shefhan's  daughter  bare  to  Jarha  Attal 

3  6. Attai  begate  Nathan ,  and  Nathan  begat 

attaine.  attained. 

Ge3.47.9-  naVe  not.  attained  to  the  dayes  of  my  fa. 

2  Sam.z2.19.  howbeit  hee  attainednot  to  the  firfl 

Verfe23.  1  Cbro.i  1.21,25. 
Pfal.  1 39.6.  it  is  highjl  cannot  attaine  unto  it 


ATT        AUD 

Pro.  1 . 5 .  a  man  of  understanding  fhall  atta.to  wife 

£^.46.7.according  as  his  hand  (hall  attain  unto 

Hof.S .  5  .how  long  ere  they  attain  to  innocency 

Acl.zj.  1  a.if  by  any  means  they  might  ait.  to  Phe. 

Rom.o.  3  o.gent.  which  foll.not  after  right.havefltt. 

3 1. but  Ifr.hath  not  attain,  the  law  of  righte. 

Phil.} . 1 1. 1  might  attain  to  the  refurr.  of  the  dead 

1 2 .  not  as  though  I  had  already  attained 

1 6.  whereto  we  have  already  attained,  let 

1  Tim. 4.6.  of  good  doct.w hereunto  thou  hafttftt. 

attalta. 
Act.  14. 2  5. preached  at  Perga,  went  into  Attalia 

attend. 
£#.4. 5  .Hatach,wh6  the  K.had  app.  to  atte.on  her 
Pfal.  1 7. 1  .heare  the  right}attend  unto  my  cry 
5 f.z.attend unto mee,and  heare mee  ;  I  mourn 
6 1 . 1 .  heare  my  cry, attend  unto  my  prayer 
S  6. 6. attend  to  the  voice  of  my  fupplication 
14  2. 6. attend  unto  mycry,forI  ambrough.lovv 
Prov.  4. 1 .  attend  to  know  underftanding 
20.  my  fonne,  Attend  to  my  words 
5 . 1  .my  fonne,  Attend  to  my  wifdome 
7.24.hearken  therefore,and  attendzo  the  words 
1  Cbr.7.}  5>mayrtfrt.upon  the  L.withoutdiftract. 

attended. 

Job  32.1 2.yea,I  attenaedto  you,and  none  convin. 
Pfal.66.19.  ^e  'wcn  Mtend.to  the  voice  of  my  pray. 
Act. 16. 1 4.(he  attended  to  the  things  fpok.  of  Paul 

attendance. 

1  Kjn.  10. 5 .  faw  the  attendance  of  his  minifters 

2  Cfo"0. 9.4. 

1  Tim. 4. i}.ti\ll  come,give  attendance  to  reading 
Hek7.13.ofwh.ich  no  man  gave  attend,  at  the  alt. 

attending. 
Rom.  13.6.  attending continu.  upon  this  very  thing 

attent. 

2  Chro.6. 40.  let  thine  eares  be  «tfe?#  to  the  prayer 

7.15  .mine  ears  fhalbe  attent  to  the  prayer  made 

attentive. 

Neb.  i.6.  let  thine  eare  now  be  attent.  &  eyes  open 

1 1. thine  ear  be  atten.to  the  prayer  of  thy  fer. 

8. 3  .eares  of  the  people  were  attentive  to  the  law 

Pfal.  1  30.2.thine  ear  beafi.to  the  voice  of  my  fup. 

Lull.  1 9.48. all  the  peop.were  attentive  to  hear  him 

attentively, 
job  3  7, 2. hear  attentively  the  noife  of  his  voice 
attljai. 

1  Chro.  1 2.  n  .of  the  Gadites  men  of  might}Atthai 

2  Chr.  1 1 . 20. Maachah  bare  Rehob,  Attbai 

attire.  attired. 

Lev.  i6.4.with  the  linnen  mitre  fhall  he  be  attired 
Pro.-]. io.methima  wo.  with  the  attire  of  an  har. 
Jer.2.} z-  can  a  br'de  forget  her  attire 
£^.23.1 5  .exceeding  in  died  attire  on  their  heads 

ata. 

2  King.  17.24.  K.of  AfTyr.  brought  men  from  Ava 
atatletl). 

£(?/?.  5.1 3.  yet  all  this  availcth mee  nothing 
Gal.j.6.  in  Chrift  Jefus,  neither  circumcif.  *wa/. 

Chap.6.15. 
Jam.') .  1 6.prayer  of  a  righteous  man  availe.  much 

audience. 

Ge?z.  2  3 .  i  o  .Ephron  anf. Abr.in  the  audi.of  the  ch. 
1 3 .  Abr.fpake  to  Eph.in  the  audi,  of  the  peo. 
16.  weighed  the  filver  named  in  the  audience 
£xo.24.7.book  of  the  cov.and  read  in  the  audience 
1  Sam. 2^. 24.  let  thy  handmaid  fpeak  in  thy  audi. 
1  Cfo\28.8.in  the  audience  of  our  God  keep  &  feek 
Neb.  1  3  •  1  .in  tbe  book  of  Mofes,  in  the  audience  of 
I#.7.i.when  he  had  ended  his  fayings  in  the  aud. 

20.45.  in  the  audience  of  the  peop.he  faid  to  his 
Act.  1 3 .  i6.ye  that  feare  God,give<w«feee 

1 5. 1 2.  all  the  mukit.gave  and.  to  Paul  &  Bar. 

22.22.  they  gave  himaudknee  unto  this  word 

at  en. 

E^e \. 30.1 7.young  men  of  Aven  fhall  fall  by 

Hof.  10.8.  high  places  of  Avenfin  of  Ifrael  fhalbe 

Amos  i.5.Ilecut  off  the  inhab.from  plain  of  Aven 

atocnge. 

Lev.  19.18.  thou  fhalt  not  avenge,nor  bear  grudge 
26.25.  that  fhall  avenge  the  quarrell  of  my  cov. 
Numb.}  1.2.  avenge  Ifrael  of  the  Midianites 

3 .  avenge  the  Lord  of  Midian 
Veut.  3  2.43 .  he  will  avenge  the  bloud  of  his  ferv. 
1  Sam.24.  12.  the  Lord  avenge  mee  of  thee 
a  1^.9.7  .finite  the  houfe  of  Ahab,that  I  may  aven 


AVE       A  V  O 

E/ib.8. 1 3 .  Jewes  avenge  themfelves  on  their  ene. 
lfa.i.z^.zh^Wt  avenge  me  of  mine  enemies 
Jer.46. 1  o.a  day  of  vengeance,  that  he  may  avenge 
Hof.  1 .4.  He  avenge  the  bloud  of  Jez.  on  the  houle 
Luke  1 8.3 .  avenge  mee  of  mine  adverfary 

5.this  widow  troubles  me,Ile  avenge  her,left 
7.fhall  not  God  avenge  his  owne  elect 
8  .hee  will  avenge  them  fpeedily 
Rom.  1 2.  i9.dearely  beloved,  avenge  not  your  felves 
Rev.6. 10.  doft  thou  not  judge  &  avenge  our  bloud 

avenged. 
Ge?2.4.24.if  Cain  fhall  be  avenged  7. {old,trady 
Jojh.  10.13  -Moon  flayed  till  the  people  had  aven. 
Judg.  1 5.7.though ye  have  done  this,Ile  be  aveng. 
16.28 .avenged  on  the  Philift.for  my  two  eyes 

1  Sam.  14.24.any  food,that  I  may  be  avene .of  my 

18.25  .an  hund.foreskins,to  be  aven.  of  the  K. 
2  5 . 3 1  .or  that  my  Lord  hath  avenged  himfelfe 

2  Sam. 4.%  .the  Lord  hath  avenged  my  L.  the  Kinc 

18.19.  how  the  L.hath  avenged  him  of  his  ene. 
3 1. the  Lord  hath  avenged  thee  this  day  of 
Jer.  5. 9.  my  foule  bee  avenged  on  fuch  a  nation 

Verf.29.  Chap.9.9. 
Act. 7. 24.  he  avenged  him  that  was  oppreffed 
Rev.  1 S .  2o.re  joyce,for  God  hath  aveng  .you  on  her 
I9.2.hath  aveng.the  bloud  of  his  ferv.at  her  h. 

atenger. 
Num.i  J.  1  !•  cities  for  refuge  from  the  avenger 

Jojh.zo.^. 
Deut.i9.6.\ei\  the  aveng.oi bloud  purfue  the  flayer 

1 2. deliver  him  into  the  hand  of  the  avenger 
Jofb. 20.$. it  the  avenger  purfue  after,they  dial  not 
9.not  die  by  the  avenger,  till  he  flood  before 
P/I8.2.that  thou  mightft  ftill  the  enemy  &  aveng. 

44.i6.byreafonofthe  enemy  and  avenger 
1  lbef.4.6.  the  Lord  is  the  avenger  of  all  fuch 

atoengctl;.  avenging. 
/«^.5.2.praife  the  Lord  for  avenging  of  Ifrael 

1  Sam.2%.  26.  L.hath  with-holden  the  from  aven. 

3  3 .  bleff.  be  thou  wch  haft  kept  me  from  av. 

2  Sam.22.4S.  it  is  God  that aveneeth  mee,and 

Pfal.  18.47. 

aterfe. 

Micah  2.8.fecurely  as  men averfe  from  warre 

augment. 

Num.-}  2.i4.yeeare  rifen  up  toaugm.yet  the  fierce 

anguftus. 

Lu\.2. 1  .a  decree  from  Cefar  Auguft its, thzt  all  the 
Aii.2  5.2 1.  when  P.hadappeal.tothe  hear,  of  An. 
2  5 .  that  he  himfelf  had  appealed  to  Auguftus 
27.1 . Julius,a  Centurion  of  Auguft.his  band 

at)(m. 

Jojh.  1 8. 2  3  .cities  of  Benjamin  were  AvimJ??xah. 

atimS. 
Deut.z.z}.  Avims  which  dwelt  inHazerim 

atites. 

Jojh. i}. 3.  theGittites>Ekronitcs,alfo  the  Avites 
2  Kin?.  1 7 . 3 1 .  the  Avites  made  Nibhaz,  Tartak 

awth. 

Gen.} 6.  3  5.  name  of  Hadads  city  was  Avith 

1  Chron.  1.46. 
aunt. 
Lev.  1 8. 1 4-not  approa.  to  his  wife :  fhe  is  thy  aunt 

atoucljeD. 

Deu.26. 1 7-thou  haft  this  day  avouched  the  L.to  be 

18.  the  Lord  hath  avouched  thee  this  day 

atopo. 

Pro.4. 1 5  .avoyd  it,  pane  not  by  it,  turne  from  it 
Ro.  16.17.  mark  them  which  caufe  divif  &  avoyd 

1  Cor.j.z.to  avoyd  forn.  let  every  man  have  his  wi. 

2  Twz.2.23.foolifhand  unlearned  cjueftions  avoyd 
Tit.}. 9.  but  avoyd  foohih  cjueftions  and  genealog. 

atoptieU.  atopuing. 
1  Sam.  1 8 . 1  r  .Dav.avoydcd  out  of  his  prefen.twice 
z  Cor.8. 20.  avoydi.  this,that  no  man  fhould  blame 
i  Tim.6.20.avoyding  prophane  and  vainbabling 

auftere. 
L«^.i9.2i.I  feared  thee,bec.thou  art  an  auft.man 
2  2.thou  knewft  that  I  was  an  au(iere  man 

auti>o?. 

1  Cor.  1 4. 3  3 .  God  is  not  the  author  of  confufion  • 

Heb. 5. o.he  became  the  author  of  eternal  falvation 

i2.2.Jefus,thea«*',and  finifher  of  our  faith 

Sntlj02itp. 

Eflb.Q.29-Et\h.ax>.d  Mord  wrote  with  all  authority- 

P?v>.29.2.when  righte.  are  in  autho.the  peo.rejoice 

Mat. -j  .29. hee 


A  U  T       A  W  A 


AXE 


A  Z  A 


Mat.r.zg.ht  taught  themes  one  having  authority 

Marly  i. ii. 

8  a  I  am  a  man  under  authority  having  fouldi. 

'y  |  Luke  7.8. 

20.15.that  are  great,excrcife<t«.    Mar.  10.42. 

21.23.by  what  authority  doll  thou  thefe  things 

jjf #7j  11.28.  Lk/j,  20. 2 . 

who  gave  thee  this  authority }  Mar.  11,18. 

1    Luly  20.2. 

24.  He  tell  you  by  what  authority  I  doe  thefe 

Mark  11.29. 

27.  neither  tell  I  you  by  what  authority 

Marku-il-  Lukeio.S. 
Mar.1-17.v1kh  authority  he  comm.  the  unlean  fpi. 

Z.z^.4.36. 
1  j . 3  4.  left  his  houfe,and  gave  aiith.to  his  ferv. 
Luke  9.1.  gave  them  authority  overall  divels.  c 
19.27.  have  thou  authority  over  ten  cities 
20.20.  deliver  him  to  the  authority  of  the  Gov. 
22. 2 5. that  exercife  authority  are  called  benefa. 
/flfcz  5.27.  given  him  authority  to  extcute  judgem. 
A£i.%.  27.  Eunuch  of  great  aafitor.  under  Candace 
9. 14.he1.-e  he  hath  authority  from  the  chicfe  Pri. 
26.  io.fhut  up  in  prif.  having  received  authority 
1 1.  as  I  went  to  Damafcus  with  authority 

1  Cfli'.i  5.24-put  downe  all  authority  and  power  . 

2  Cor.  10.8.  boaft  fomewhat  more  of  our  authority 
1  Tim. 2. 2.for  Kings,and  all  that  are  in  authority 

1 2. nor  to ufurp authority  over  the  man 
Tit.i.i  5.  rebuke  with  all  authority 
1  Pet.  3 .22.  Ang.&  authorities  made  fubject  to  him 
to.  13.  2.  the  Dragon  gave  him  great  authority 

atoa&e. 
Judg.j.  1 2.  Avi>ake,awa\e,  Deborah  <m^e 
Job  8.<5.furely,  now  he  would  awake  for  thee 

141 2. till  the  heav.be  no  more,(hal  not  awake 
Pfal.7.6.  awake  for  mee  to  the  judgement 

1 7 .  i  5  .w  hen  I  awake,  with  thy  likeneife  I  (hall 
3  5.23.  ftirre  up  thy  k\ie,awake  to  my  judgem. 
44. 2  3  .awake,  Why  lleepeft  thou,  O  Lord 
%1.%.awa\c  my  glory  ,s2wz/jv  Pfaltery>Ile  awake 
Pfal.ioS.i. 
59.4.  awake  to  helpe  mee,  and  behold 

$.awa{c  to  vifite  all  the  heathen :  bee  not 
139.8.  when  lawaly,!  am  ftill  with  thee 
Pro.  1 3. 3  5.  when  fliall  I  awake,  He  feek  ityetag. 
Cant.1.7.  nor  <2»!%  my  Love  till  hee  pleafe 

Chap.3.5.  &8.+. 
4.i6\<ZM>.Onorth-wind3andcomc  thoufouth. 
lfa.16.19. awake  &  fing,  ye  that  dwell  in  the  duft 
^i.^M.wakjtawake,'Piit  on  ftrength,  O  arme  of 
awake  as  in  the  ancient  dayes 
17  .awake,awake,§tan&  up  O  Jeru- which  haft 
52. 1.  awalte, awake  JPut  on  thy  ftrength  O  Zio 
Jei'.5i.f7.fleep  aperpetuall  fleep,and  notawake 
Van.  1 2.2.many  that  fleep  in  the  duft  (hall  awake 
Joel  i.$.awakeyez  drunkards,weep  and  howle 
Hab.  1. 7.  (hall  they  not  awake  that  fliall  vexe  thee 
X9.W0  to  him  that  faith  to  the  wood,  Awake 
Zech.  13.7 .awake,  O  fword,ao.ainft  my  (hephcard 
Mar.  4.38 .  hee  was  aflecp,and  they  ccrva\eh\<ca. 
Luk-y-i  i.when  they  were  awake,  they  faw  his  gl. 
John  1 1 .  r  1  .but  I  goe,that  I  may  awake  him  out 
Rom.  1 3 . 1  i.now  it  is  high  time  to  awake  out  of  fl. 
1  Cor.  1  <;.n.awake  to  righteoufneffe,  and  fin  not 
Ephcf.  5 .  i/^.awake  thou  that  fleepeft,  and  rife  from 

atsoafceU. 
Gen.  28.1 6.  Jacob  awaked  out  ofhis  fleepe 
/tfis;.i6.i4.Sampf.rtm2/jV^,and  went  with  the  pin 
1  Sam.16. 12.no  man  faw  it,or  knew  it,orawaked 

1  JO.18.27.peradv.he  fleepeth,and  muftbe  W^- 

2  ^.4.3  i.toldhim,faying,The  child  is  not<m>. 
Pfai.  3.5.I  awaked,  for  the  Lord  faftained  mee 

78.65  .then  the  L.  awaked  as  one  out  of  flcep 
Jcr.  3  1 .  itf  .upon  this  I  awaked,zni  beheld3and  my 

Smaluft.  3taattt$,  Sxoafetng. 
Pfa.y  3 .  20.as  a  dream  when  one  mvaketb,  fd  when 
1  thou  awake(i,thovL  (halt  defp.their  im . 

JVo.6\22.when  thou awakeft, it (hall  talke  with 
^.29.8. he  awaketh,znd  his  foule  is  empty 

he  mvakcth,mi behold  he  is  faint 
^er.  1 6. 27. keeper  of  the  prifon  fluu^Bgout  of 

31'ooave. 
tot.6. 1  i.or  ever  I  was  aware, my  foule  made 
Jer.  50.24.taken,O  Bab.and  thou  waft  not  aware 
I#fc.  1  i.44.that  w alke  over  them  are  not  aware  of 


3to9a£, 

Gen.  1 f.  1 1.  fouls  came.  &  Abram  drove  thenar. 

3  i.20.Jacob  ftoleaiwyji'nawares  toLaban 

26.  wherefore  haft  thou  ftollen  away  unaw. 

27-didft  thou  flee  away,mA  fteale  away 

4  2. thou  hadft  fent  me  away  now  empty 

£a'0<£8.28.ye  fliall  not  goe  very  farre away 

i9.24.the  Lord  faid,/JHwy,get  thee  downe 
2  C/^r.3  5.23.  have  me  away, tor  I  am  fore  wound. 
Ifa.  1 . 1 3  .calling  of  affemblies  I  cannot  away  with 
Lak.  13.18. away  with  this  man,releafe  Barabbas 
Joh.iy.  1  q.away  with  him,away  with  him,crucifie 
/?^f.2i.36.mult.followed,crying,/4i?'^  with  him 
11. Away  with  fuch  a-fellow  from  the  earth 
%rsz. 
Pfalm.q.q.ftmd  in  awe,  and  linne  not 

33.8.  inhabitants  of  the  world  ftand  in  awe  of 
1 19. 1 6 1. my  heart  ftandeth  in  awe  of  thy  word 

3koIe. 

Exod.11  .'6\Mafter  (hall  bore  his  eare  with  an awle 
Dent.  15.17.  thou  flialt  take  an  awle,  and  thruft  it 

atwtfee. 

<3i?K.9.24.Noah  awoke  from  his  wine 

4 1  -4.fo  Pharaoh  awoke  Verfcs  7 .  &  2 1 . 

JWg.16.20.he  awoke  out  of  his  fleep,&  laid,Ile 
1  i;(/«.3.i5.Sol..'m'ate3andbehold,it  was  a  dream 
Mat.8. 1 5  .his  difc.awokc  him5faying,Lord  fave  us 
Luk$  .i^.awo\e  him,faying,Maftcr,Maft.  we  per. 

%%Z. 
Veut.19.5.  his  hand  f:fcheth  a  ftroke  with  the  axe 

20.  rg.not  deftroy  the  trees  by  forcing  an  axe 
JVa/g^^S.Abimilechtook  an  axe  in  his  hand 
1  Sam.  1 3 .  20.1fi;ael  went  down  to  fharpen  his  axe 

1  Kjng.6.7.  was  neither  hammer  nor  axe  heard 

2  Kjng6.f.  the  axe  head  fell  into  the  water 
i/tf.i  0.15. (hall  the  axe  boaft  it  felfe againft 
Jcr.10. 3<uts  a  tree  out  of  the  forreft  with  the  axe 
Mat.  3 .  10.  the  axe  is  laid  to  the  root  of   Luk-X  .9. 

•:,      ii)  BattcIh%fZ. 
Jcr.$  i.20.thou  art-my  battell-rf.w,  and  weapons 

%%z$. 
1  Sam,  13.21  .yet  they  had  a  file  for  the  axes 
1  Sam.  1 2. 3 1  .he  put  them  under  fawes  and  axes 

1  chro.  20. 3. 
Pfal.  74. 5.  a  man  was  famous  as  he  lifted  up  axes 

6.breake  downe  carved  work  with  axes 
Jcr. 46.22.  and  come  againft  her  with  axes- 
Etck.i6.9.wit!>\axcs  he  dial  break  down  thy  tow. 

Mz\-txzz&. 

1  f(i-7-2  2.the  axel  tr.ot the  wheel  jon.to  the  bafe 
3  3 .  their  axel-trees  and  naves  all  mclteri 


1  C/;n?.5.8.Belafan  of  ^flb,who  dwelt  in  Aroer 

Uljal. 
Zec.14. 5.  valley  of  the  mounta.fliall  reach  to  Axal 

2l(;».2i.3.theKingfentShaphanfonof^^/i^ 

zChro.^^.S. 

Neb.  io^.Levits  that  fealedjefliua  fon  oiA^aniah 

2f5atael. 
Neb.  1 2. 3  6.his  brother  Akgrael  with  mufical  inftr. 

%^XZZ\. 
1  Ch.  2  5. 1 8.  the  1 1. lot  to  ^^.he,his  fons,&  bre. 
E^a  10.4 1.  taken  ftrange  wives, of  Bani  Axareel 
Neh.  11.13.  Amafhai  the  fon  of  A%ar.  fon  of  Aha- 

35arfa^,called  alfo  ^IwityMyitnl). 

1  1^.4.2.  Princes  Solo.had,^«7afo  fon  of  Zadok 

5  .A-Kariab  fon  of  Nathan  was  over  the  Offi. 

a  l\i.  14. 2 1. peo.of  Jud.took/4^z.&  made  him  K> 

1 5 . 1  .in  the  20.yeer  of  Jeroboam  began  A%ari. 

6.  andthcreftoftheaftsof/^i'wfo 

7.  fo  A^ariab  flept  with  his  fathers 

8.  in  the  3 8. of  ^r.did  Zcch.fon  of  Jerob. 
17. in  the  3  9. of  ,4^na/; began  Mcnahem 

2  3:inthe  5o.yeere  of,4^i'i.began  Pekahiah 
27.in  the  5  2.of  ^^r.Peka.fon  of  Rem  beg. 

1  Ch'on.i.%.  fonne  of  Ethan,  A^triah 

3  9,Obed  begate  Jehu,and  Jehu  Axariah 
39.  A%ariah  begate  Helez,and  Helex  begate 

3.12.  Amazia  his  fon,  Axariah  his  fon 
6.9.  Ahimaaz  begate  Axariah, Avar hzg.  Johan. 
io.Johananbeg.^^Mbjhe  it  is  that  execu. 
1 1. /^/'.begate  Amaria,  and  Amar.Abitub 
1 3  .Hilkiah,and  Hilkiah  begate  Axariah 
iq.Aztiriabbzgxtt  Seraiah,and  Seraiah 
G 


A  Z  E        A  Z  0 

36.fon  of  Elkanah,  fon  of  Joel,fon  of  A^ar. 
9. 1 1 .  of  the  Priefts,^^J«^  fon  of  Hilkiah 
2  Ch.  1 5 .  i  .fpirit  of  God  came  on  A^arXon  of  Ob. 
ai.2.fonsof  Jchofliaphatj^c^i'iafo,  Jehiel 
22.6.  Aiyriah  fon  of  Jehoram  went  downe 
23.1 . Jehojada  took  the  Capt.A^a.Con  of  Jeho. 
A^riah  fon  of  Obed,  &  Maafiah  fon  of 
26. 1 7 .  Axariah  the  Pricft  went  in  after  hirri 

20.  Axariah  the  chiefe  Prieft  looked  .on  him 
28.i2.certainofthcheads  of  Ephr.^'^.fbh  of 
29. 1 2.the  Levites arofe3Joel  fon  oiA\a.nah 

of  Mam,  Axariah  fon  of  Jahalelel 
31.10.  Axariah  the  chief  Prieft  anfwe'red  Hez. 

1 3 .  ^^ria/;3ruler  of  the  lioufe  of  God 
Exr.7.1.  Ezra/on  of  Seraiah,fon  otAxarid?. 

3 .  fon  of  Amariah,  ton  of  AzaridhSon  of 
Neb.  3.23  .after  Hafhub,  repaired  Axariah    , 

24.aft.him  repa.Binui3from  the  houfeof  A. 
7.7.  thefe  came  up  with  Zerubbabel,^^Mb 
8.7.alfo  Jefhua,&  Axar.caukd  the  peo.tound. 
1  o.2.thefe  that  fealed,  Seraiah,  Axariah 
1 2.3 3.after  the  companies  went  ^*M^Ezra 
7^.43 .2.  then  fpake  Axariah, and  all  the  proud 
Von.  1 .6.of  the  child.of  Judah,Mi(hael,^^i'ter? 
7  .gave  to  Axariah  the  name  of  Abednego 
1 1  .faid  Dan. to  Melz .  w  ho  was  fet  over.^" 
19  none  found  like  Axariah,  Mifhael 
2.  i7.Daniel  made  the  thing  knowne  to  Axar. 

2P  jar  f  el. 

1  Chr.  1 2.6.  of  Benjamin  came  to  David  A\ariel 
27.22.of  Dan,  Axariel  fon  of  Jeroham 
atjajia!;,  or  Tfonsfah. 

1  Qhro.  15.21.  Axaxiah  with  harpes  on Sheminith 

27.20.ofEphraim,  Hofhea  fon  of  Axaxiah 

2  Chr.  31.13.  Jehiel  Axaxiah  were  over- leers 

3tjbufJ. 
iVc&.3.i6.aft.Shill.repai.Nehemiahfonof^,?«i. 

Jojh.10. 1  o.they  fmote  them  to  Axe\a\) and  Mik. 
1 1. the  L  caft  great  {tones  on  them  to  Axe\. 
1 5.3  5 .  in  the  valley  Socoh,  Axekah 
1  Sam.i'j.x.  Phil.pitched  between  Socch  &  Axe. 
1  Chro. 1  i.9.Rehoboam  huilt  Lachilh,^^;/^ 
Neh.  1 1.30.86  Axskab,  and  in  the  villages  thereof 
Jer. z^.y. Kins,  of  Babel  fought  againft  Axekah 

aijeL 
1  Cbron.% .37 .  Elafa  his  tonne,  Axel  his  fonne 
3 8. and  Axel  had  fix  fonnes,whofe  names 
thefe  were  the  fons  of  A\.  Chap. 9. 43,44. 
38?sm. 
Jojh.i  5.29.  cities  of  Judah  Baalah,  Axcm 
19. 3. Simeon  had  in  their  inheritance  Axem 

Exe.  1 1 . 1 .  among  whom  I  faw  Jaaza.fon  of  Ayr 
aijgatj. 

Exra  2. 1 2. the  children  o£Ax,gad  1111. 

8. 1 2.of  the  fons  of  ^^^Johanan  fon  of 
2Ve/>.7.i7. the  children  of  Ax,gadizii. 

10. 1 5.  chiefe  of  the  people, Bunni,^£ti 
aijie!.  _ 

1  Chi 0.1 5.20.  Zechariahj^ie/with  Pfalteries 

3t5<53. 
Exra  10.27.  fonsof  Zattu,Zabad,  Axixa 
atjmafcetSj.  or  aijmebefh. 

2  Sam.1z.11.  Axmaveth  the  Barhumite,Dav.wor. 

1  Cfc'.ii^j. 
1  Cbro.S .  3  6-  Jehoadah  begate  Axjneveth 
9.42.  Jarah  begate  Alemeth,  AxrMvctb 
12.3  .of  Ben.Jeziel,Pelet,fons  of Axmaveth 
27. 25. over  Kings  treafures,  Axmaveth 
Exra  2. 24-children  of  Axmaveth, forty  two     « 
Neh.  1 2. 29-out  of  the  fields  of  Geba  &  Axmaveth 

atjimon. 
Num.  3  4.4.your  border  fliall  pafTe  on  fo  Axnion 

5. border  fliall  fetch  a  compaffe  from  Ax^non 
Jojh.  1 5-4.1ot  of  Judah  palled  toward  Axrnon 

3l*stot{j=€aba2. 
Jof.  19.34.when  the  coaft  turneth  weftw.to  Axn. 

ilf<?M.i3.Eliakim,and  Eh'akim  begate  Ax,vt 

1 4.  and  Axrrr  begate  Zadoc,and  Zadoc 

//iJ.S^o.Philip  was  found  at  Axotus 

atjvfeL 

i  Cbro.f.iq..  I(hi,Eliel,/4^jic/,mighty  men 
27.i9.ofNephtali,Jerimothfonof  Axricl 

Jcr.  1 6. 16. Kin^ 


AZU        BAA 

fer.z6.z6.K..c6m.Seriiah  fon  of /fcy.to  take  Jer. 

i?^.j.z3.fonsofNeanah,Elioenai,&^^w 

Verf.44. 

g.i4.of  the  Levites,Shemaiah  the  fon  of  Axri. 

Neb.  n. 1 5. 

z  Cbro.zS.7.  Zichri  flew  A*rik-  Gov.of  the houfe 

3H5tibab- 
1  J(f.ii.4i.Jehofhap.  mothers  name  was  A-qibab 
2  Cbron. zo.%  1. 
1  Cbr. 2.1 8.Caleb  begat  children  of  A%iibab  his    . 
19.  when  A'Kubab  was  dead,  Caleb  tooke 

3feur. 

j'iy.zS.i.Hananiah  fon  of  A-\ur  the  Prophet 
E%e.i  1. 1. among  whom  I  faw  Jaaza.fon  of  /4^/»' 

S35ar>. 

Veut.z.za,.lhe  Avims,which  dwelt  even  to  Ai^ab 
1 JK/-4-14-  Sol.  had  dom.  from  Tiphfah  to  A\\ah 
Jer.z%.  20.  cup  to  the  kings  of  the  Philift.&  A\\. 

3Ban. 
W««2.j4.26.princeofIflacharPalti.fonof  A^an 

1535ar. 
Neb.  10.  i7.chiefe  of  the  people  that  fealed,/^w 


B 


3BaaI. 
2v"«W.J2.4i.broughtBal.tothe  high  places  of  B*z/ 
j^/g.2. 13.  and  ferved  B«m/ and  Athtaroth 
6.  2f .  throw  downe  the  altar  of  Baal 
'  2  8 .  the  altar  of  Baal  was  call  downe 
jo.becaufc  he  hath  caft  down  the  alt.of  Bad 
3  i.will  ye  plead  for  Baal  ?  Will  ye  fave  him 
3 1. Let  Baal  plead  againft  him,becaufe  hee 

1  King.  16.31.  Ahab  went  and  ferved  Baal 

3  2.and  he  reared  up  an  altar  for  Bad 

in  the  houfe  of  Baal 
1 8. 1 9.8c  the  Prophets  of  Baal  four  bund.  &  50. 
2 1  .but  if  Baal,  then  follow  him 
zz.Bads  Proph.fourc  hundred  and  j  o.men 
2  5 .  Elijah  faid  to  the  Prophets  of  Baal 
26.drefled  it,and  called  on  the  name  of  Bad 
faying,  O  Baal  heare  us 
40.  Take  the  Prophets  oiBaal,  let  not  one 
1 9. 18. knees  which  .have  not  bowed  to  Baal 
2t.53.Ahazia,  he  ferved  Baal,  and  worshipped 

2  King.$.z  Jehoram,he  put  away  the  image  of  Ba. 

10.  i8.AhabfervedB*2/a  little,  but  Jehu 

19.  call  unto  mee  all  the  Prophets  Baal,  all 

for  I  have  a  great  facrifice  to  do  to  Baal 
might  deftroy  the  worfhipjpers  of  Baal 

20.  prodaime  a  folemne  affembly  for  Bad 

2 1 .  and  all  the  worfhippers  of  Baal  came 

and  they  came  into  the  houfe  of  Bad 

and  the  houfe  of  Bad  was  full  from 

2  2.bring  veftments  for  the  worfhipp.  of  Baal 

23  .]ehu'went3&  Jehon.into  th;  houfe  of  Ba. 

and  faid  unto  the  worfhippers  of  Baal 

but  the  worfhippers  of  Baal  only 

2? .and  went  to  the  city  of  the  houfe  of  Baal 

z6.  brought  images  out  of  the  houfe  oiBaal 

27 .  they  brake  downe  the  image  of  Baal 

and  brake  downe  the  houfe  oiBaal 

aS.Jchu  deftroyed  Bad  out  of  all  Ifrael 

1 1 . 1 8  peop.of  the  land  went  into  the  ho  of  Ba. 

2  Cbro.  23. 17. 

and  flew  Matthan  the  piieft  oiBaal 

2  Chro.  23.1. 

I7.i6.worih.allthehoiteofheav.  &  ferv.Rw/ 

27.3.  Manaffeh  reared  up  altars  for  Baal 

23.4.  all  the  veffels  that  were  made  for  Bad 

$  .he  put  down  them  that  burnt  incenfe  to  Baal 
fer.z.  8.  the  Prophets  prophefied  by  Baal 

7.9.fweare  falfely^and  burne  incenfe  to  Baal  - 
1 1 . 1 3 .  even  altars  to  burne  incenfe  to  Baal 
1 7. to  anger,  in  offering  incenfe  to  Baal 
1 2. 1 6. as  they  taught  my  peop.  to  fwear  by  Ba. 

19.5.  they  have  built  the  high  places  of  Baal 

to  burn  their  fons  for  burnt  offr.to  Ba. 
23.13  .they  prophefied  in  Bad,  and  caufed 

17.  their  fath.  have  forgot.my  name  for  Bad 

32.29.  roofes  they  have  offred  incenfe  to  Baal 

3  5 .  they  built  the  high  places  oiBaal 

Ho^2.8.filver  &  gold  which  they  prepared  for  Ba. 

1 3  .i.Epnraim,when  he  oftend.in  Baal,he  died 


BAA        BAA 

Zeph.  1 .4.  He  cut  off  the  remnant  of  Baal  from 
Rom.  1 1 .4 .  not  bowed  the  knee  to  the  ima.of  Baal 


1  Cbr. 4. 3  3  .villa.round  about  the  lame  cit.to  Baal 


1  Cbron.^.j.  Reaiah  his  fonne,  Bad  his  fonne 
8.30.fons  of  GibeonjKi(h.E<M/,and  Nadab 

Chap.9.36. 
35aalarj. 
Jojh.  1  f  9.  the  border  was  drawne  to  Baalah 
ro.border  compaff.  from  Baalab  weftward 
1 1  .and  paffed  along  to  mount  Baalah 
29. Baalab, Jim  and  Azim  of  the  inher.of  Ju. 
19.44x0311  of  Dan,Gibbethon,and  baalab 

1  Cbr.  1 3.6.  David  went  up,and  all  lira. to  Badab 
zCbr.S.6.8c  Baalah,8c  all  the ftore-cities  that  Sol. 

lSSaalattj- 
■1  Kjng.9. 1 8.Sol.built  Badatb,and  Tadmor  in  the 

15aaiath=beer. 
/tf/^19.8.  villa.to  Baalatb-beer^he'mhtrit.oiSim. 

TBaal-berttrj. 

Judg.S.$  3.  and  made  Baal-beritb  their  god 
9.4.  gave  out  of  the  houfe  oi  Baal-beritb  70/pie. 

Baale. 

2  Sam. 6.  2.  David  went  from  Bade  of  Judah 

J©aal-gat>, 

fojh.  1 1 . 1 7.  to  Baal-gad  in  the  valley  of  Lebanon 

1 2.7.Jofh.fmote  from  Baal-gadto  mount  Hal. 

1 3 . 5  .lad  that  rem. from  Bdd/-g.und.mou.Her. 

3l5aal=r)amon. 

Cant.  8.  j  1.  Solom.had  a  vine-yard  at  Baal-hamon 

Baal-hanan. 
Gen  3  6. 3  8.  Baal-banan  fonne  of  Aehbor  reigned 

1  Cbro.  1 .49. 
3  9.  and  Baal-banan  fonne  of  Aehbor  died 

1  Chre.  i.jo. 

1  C/;r.27.28.ovcr  olive  &  Sycam.trees  was  BaaLh. 

fl*aal=l>a504. 

2  Sam.  13.23  .Abfal.  had  ftieep--fhearers  in  Baal-k. 

IBciaUrjcrmon, 
J  nig.  3 . 3  .Hivites  from  mount  Baal-beXtit  to  pro. 
1  Cbro.  5.23  .they  increafed  from  Bafhan  to  BaaLh. 

H&aali. 
Ho/.2.i6.andfhalt  call  mee  no  more  Baali 
25aaltai. 

Juig.  1 . 1 1 .  children  of  Ifrael  ferved  Badim 
3 .  7 .  and  ferved  Baalim,  and  the  groves. 
8.33  .childr.of  Ifr. went  a  whoring  after  Baalim 
10.6.  childr.of  Ifrael  did  evill,&  ferved  Badim 
10. wc  have-finnedjbecaufe  we  ferved  Baalim 

1  Sam.7.4  the  child.oflfr.putawayBtftf/.  &  Afh. 
1 2. lo.have  ferved  Badim  and  Afhtaroth 

1  King- 18.18  .and  thou  haft  followed  Baalim 

z  Cbro.  17.3.  Jehofhaphat  fought  not  to  Badim 
24.  7.  dedic.  things  did  they  beftow  on  Badim 
28.1.  Ahaz  made  moltenimages  for  Baalim 
33.3.  Manaffeh  reared  up  altars  for  Baalim 
3  4. 4. and  they  brake  down  the  altars  of  Baalim 

Jer.  z.z^. and  thou  fay,I  have  not  gone  after  Baa. 
9.14.  and  after  Baalim,  which  their  fath. taught 

H.of.2.11. 1'e  v^c  on  ner  tne  daies  oi  Baalim 
1 7. lie  take  away  the  names  of  Badim 
1  i.2.facrificed  to  Baalim,  and  burnt  incenfe 
lIBaalfe. 

/ff.40.14.  BadisK.oi the  Ammonites  hath  fent 
25aafcmeon. 

Num.}  2.3  8.Nebo  &  Baal-m. (their names  chang. 

1  Chron.^  8.Bela dwelt  unto  Nebo  and  BaaUmeon 
E^e.z%  9.  glory  of  the  country,Beth-jefh.B*z<i/-/H. 

3IBaaI=t)eo2. 

'Num.z $-3 .Ifrael  joyned  himfelfe  to  Baal-peor 

5  .flay  the  men  that  were  joyned  to  Baal-peor 

Deut.A.$.  what  the  Lord  did  becaufe  of  Baal-peor 

that  iol.Baal-pcor  the  L.hath  deftroyed 

Vfal.  106. 28.  they  joyned  themfelves  toBaal-pcor 

Hof.y.xo.  but  they  went  to  Baal-peor,  &  feparat^l 

IBJaal-perajtm. 

2  Sam.^.zo.T>3iv\dc2LmztoBad-perajim,&.  David 

he  called  the  name  of  the  place  Baal-pera. 
1  Chro.  14. 1 1. 
BaaltbaKEba. 
2  J(/#.4.42.thei'c  came  a  man  from  Baaljhalijha 

H5aal^€apat. 
Judg.  20. 3  3  .put  themfelves  in  array  at  BaaLTamar 

i£aal3ebni>. 
2  Jt«g.i.2.enquireof  Bad^ebub  the  godofEkron 


BAA        BAB 

3  .that  yee  goe  to  enquire  oiBad^bub 
6.  that  thou  fendeft  to  enquire  of  Baal^bub 
16.  haft  fent  meffengers  to  enq.of  Badvgbub 
Look  further,  lIBeeljebUb. 
3J5aai=5cphon. 
Exod.i^.z.  encampe  over  againft  Baal-^bon 
9.  befide  Pihahiroth,  before  Baal-^ephon 

M00.33.7. 

3l5aa«8. 

1  K«&4- 1 1-  2«  the  fonne  of  Ahilud 
itfe&.3.4.next  repaired  Zadok  the  fonne  oiBaana 

IBaattaf). 

2  Sam.q.z.namz  of  the  one  was  Baan.the  oth.Rec. 

5-Rechab  &  Baaaah  went  about  the  heat  of  ' 
6\Rechab  and  Baanab  his  brother  efcaped 
9-Daridanfwered  Rechab  and  Baanab 
23.  20.  Heleb  the  fonne  of  Baanab 
1  i^W.4.16.  Ba^.thefonof  Hufhai  was  in  Afh. 
1  CfeAn.30.Heled  the  fon  oiBaanab,tht  Netop! 
Exra  i.2.Biguai,  Kth\xm,Baanal}  came  to  Jerufal'. 

Neh.j.y, 
Neb.  io.27.Malluch,Harim,Bfl,j?Mfe  fealed 
H5aara, 

1  c6/o.8.8.H'ufhim  and  Baara  were  his,,wives 

llBaaflja. 

1  King.i  j.  16.  warre  betweene  Afaand  Baajha 

So  Verfe  3  s. 

1 7  .Baajha  K.of  Ifrael  went  up  againft  Judah 

2  Chron.16.1. 

19.  come  and  breake  the  league  with  Baajha 

2  Cbron.  1 6. 3 . 

z  1 .  when  Baajha  heard  thereof,he  left  build. 

2  Cbron.  i6".y. 

2  2.timber  wherewith  Baajha  had  builded 
27. Baajha  the  fon  of  Ahijah  confpiiedagai. 

Baajha  fmote  him  at  Gibbethon 
2 8. did  Baajha  flay  him,&  reigned  in  his  fte. 

3  3  -began  Baajha  to  reigne  over  all  Ifrael 

1 6. 1. word  of  the  L-came  to  Jehu  againft  Baa. 
3.  He  take  away  the  pofterity  oi  Baajha 

4  him  that  dieth  oi  Baajha  in  the  city,fhall 
5-tbereft  of  the  a<fts  of  Brf.are  they  not  writ. 

6.  Baajha  flept  with  his  fathers,and  was 

7.  againft  Baajha^nd  againft  his  houfe 
8.began  Elah  the  fon  oi  Baajha  to  reign  over 
1 1 .  he  flew  all  the  houfe  oi  Baajha 

1 2.thus  did  Zimri  deft,  all  the  houfe  oiBaa. 

word  of  the  L.  which  he  fpake  zg.Baajha 

13.  for  all  the  fins  of  Baajha,  &  the  finnes  of 

a  1 .2  2.1ike  the  houfe  of  Baajha  the  fon  of  Ahij. 

zKjng.g.g. 

z  Cbr.  16. 6. timber  whereof  Baafia  was  a  building 

fer.41. 9.  pit  which  Afa  made  forfeare  oi  Baajha 

Sfjaaftab. 
1  Chro.6. a.o.the  fon  of  Baajtah,the  fon  Melchiah 

23abe. 
Exod.z.6.  and  behold  the  foifo  wept 
Lu\e  1 .4 1 .  the  fefe  leaped  in  her  w  ombe 

44.the6Aleaped  in  my  wombe  for  joy 
2.1 2.ye  fhal  find  the  babe  wrapped  in  fwadliiig 
1 6. and  the  babe  lying  in  a  manger 
Heb.f.  1 3  .unskilfull  in  the  word  :  for  he  is  a  babe 

Babes, 

P/S.8.2.out  of  the  mouth  oibabes  &  fucklings  haft 

Mat.z1.16. 
17.14.  the  reft  of  their  fubftance  to  their  babes 
Ifa.i-  4.  and  babes Qal\  rule  over  them 
Matth.  1 1 .2  j.  and  haft  revealed  them  unto  babes 

Lull.  1C-2I. 
Kom.z.zo.ia.  inftruft.of  the  foolffh,a  teach,  of  bob. 
1  Cor.  3 . 1  .even  as  unto  babes  in  Chrift 
1  Vet.z.z.zs  new-born  babes dedec  the  fincere  mil- 

IBabel. 
Gen.  10.  io.beginning  of  his  Kingdome  was  Babel 
1 1 .9.  the  name  of  it  called  BA/jbecaufe 

Ecclef.  10. 1 1 .  and  a  bablcr  is  no  better 
Alls  17.18.  What  will  this  babler  fay  ? 

a&abling. 
P>o.23.29.who  hath  c5tenti6s?who  hath  babling? 

1  T#».6.20.avoid  profane  and  vaine  babling 
zTim.z.  i6.but  fhun  profane  and  vaine  fcM/;^ 

2  &»£•  17.30.  men  oi  Babylon  made  Succoth-ben. 

2J.28.  Kings  that  were  with  htm  in  Babylon 
Jer.  j  2.3  2. 
2  Cfc.32.31.em- 


B  A  B       B  A  B 


BAB 


B  A  B 


z  chro.  ?  2.3  I.  Embaffidors  of  the  Princes  of  Bab. 

Z6  7.carried  veff.of  the  houfe  of  the  L.  to  Bab. 

and  put  them  in  his  Temple  at  Babylon 

Ev<t  5.  1 2.  and  carried  the  people  away  to  Babylon 

14  veff-brought  them  into  the  Temp.ofBa&. 

thofe  did  Cyr.take  out  of  the  Te.of  Bab. 

17  the  Kings  treafure-hoofeatBatyte 

6  i  where  the  treafures  were  laid  up  in  Babylon 

7'  16  thou  canft  find  in  all  the  Prov.  of  Babylon 

VCd  87  4  He  make  mention  of  Rahab  and  Babyl. 

1  ?  7- 1  •  by thc  rivecs  o(mylm> there  wee  face 

8.0  daughter  of  Babylon,who  art  to  be  deftr. 
Ifau-'u  the  burden  of  Babylon,whkh  Ifai.did  fee 

19.  Babylon,  the  glory  of  kingdomes 

21.0.  Ba&ytois  fallen,  is  fallen,  and  all  her 

Zto.14.8.  &18.2. 
47  1  O  vkgin  daughter  of  Babylon,\\t  on  the 
48 !  1 4 .  hee  w  ill  doe  his  pleafure  on  Babylon 

20.  £0  ye  forth  of  Babylon,  flee  from  the  Cal. 
fer  20. 4.he  mail  carry  them  captive  into  Babylon 

27 .%  2.they  (hall  bee  carryed  to  Babylon 
28.4.that  went  into  Babylon, faith  the  Lord 
29  10  after  7o.yeers  be  accomplished  at  Babyl. 

1  5  .the  L.  hath  raifed  us  up  Prophets  in  Bab. 

2  2.captivity  of  Judah.which  are  in  Babylon 
zZ.hee.  fent  to  us  in  Babylon,  faying,  This 

39.9.Nebuchadn.camed  captive  into  Babylon 
40.4-if  itfeem  good  to  come  with  me  into  Bab. 
if  ill,  to  come  with  me  into  Babylon 
4  j .  3 .  and  carry  us  away  captives  into  Babylon 

50.1.  the  word  that  the  Lord  fpake  agai.  Baby. 
z.hy,Babylonis  taken,  Bel  is  confounded 

8 .  remove  out  of  the  midft  of  Babylon 

9.  &  caufe  to  come  up  againft  Bab.an  aflem. 
1  j .  that  goeth  by  Babylon  (hall  be  aftonifhed 
I4.put  your  felves  in  array  againft  Babylon 
23  .how  is  Babylon  become  a  defolation 

24.0  Babylon,md  thou  waft  not  aware 

28. that  flee,&  efcapeout  of  the  landofB^. 
29.call  together  the  archers  againft  Babylon 

3  4.and  difquiet  the  inhabitants  of  Babylon 
3  f.fword  upon  the  inhabitants  of  Babylon 
42.againft  thee,0  daughter  of  Babylon 
4$.counfell  of  the  Lo.taken  againft  Babylon 
46.at  the  noife  of  the  taking  of  Bab.  the  earth 

5 1 . 1  .behold,Ue  raife  up  againft  Babylon,  &  ag. 
6. flee  out  of  the  midft  ofBabylon,a.nd  deliver 
7.Bd6.hathbeen  a  golden  cup  in  the  L.hand 
2. Babylon  is  fuddenly  fallen  and  deftroyed 
9.  we  fhould have  healed  Babylon,but 
1 1. his  device  is  againft  Babylon,  to  deftroy  it 
1 2.fet  up  the  ftandard  upon  the  wals  of  Bab. 

which  he  fpake  againft  the  inhab.of  Bab. 
19.  fhall  bee  performed  againft  Babylon, 

to  make  the  land  of  Babylon  a  defolation 
jo.the  mighty  men  of  Babylon  have  forborne 
3  5. the  daughter  of  Bab.  is  like  a  threfh- floor 
3  f.the  violence  done  to  me  be  upon  Babylon 
37. Babyl.  (hall  become  heaps3a  dwelling  for 
4 1. how  is  Babylon  become  an  aftonifhment 
42.  the  feais  come  up  upon  Babylon 

44. 1  will  punifh  Bel  in  Babylon,^  will  bring 

yea,the  wall  of  Babylon  (hall  fall 
47.  judgem.upon  the  graven  images  of  Bab. 
48.heaven,earth,and  all  (hall  (ing  for  Babyl. 
49-as  Bab.  hath  caufed  the  (lain  of  Ifr.to  fall 
fo  at  Babylon  (hall  fall  all  the  flaine 
5  3 .  though  Babylon  (hould  mount  up  to  hea. 
5  5  .becaufe  the  Lord  hath  fpoyled  Babylon 
j6.thefpoylcr  is  come  upon  Babylon,  and 
5  8  .the  broad  wals  of  Bab.fhzl  be  utter.brok. 
S9.when  he  went  with  Zedekiah  into  Babyl. 
6o.all  the  evill  that  (hould  come  upon  Baby. 
all  thefe  words  that  are  written  zg.Bab. 
64.  thus  (hall  Babylon  fink,and  (hall  not  rife 
E^.i7.i6.inthe  midft  of  Babylon  hefhalldie 
Dan.z.  1 2.  to  deftroy  all  the  wife  men  of  Babylon 

Verfe  24. 
i4.wct  was  gone  to  flay  the  wife  men  of  Ba. 
1 8.not  perifh  w  ith  the  wife  men  of  Baby  Ion 

deftroy  not  the  wife  men  of  Babylon 

48.Dan.rukr  over  the  whole  Provin.of  Bab. 

chief  Gov.over  all  the  wife  men  of  Bab. 

49-over  the  affaires  of  the  Province  of  Babyl. 

3.i.ofDura,inthe  Province  of  Babylon 

1  i.Jews  fet  over  the  affairs  of  the  Pro.of  Ba. 


30.the  K.promo.Shadrach  in  the  Prov.of  Ba. 
_4.6.to  bring  in  all  the  wife  men  of  Babylon 
29. walked  in  the  pahqf  the  kingdom  of  Ba. 
30.IS  not  this  great  Babylon  that  I  have  built 
5  .7.the  King  faid  to  the  wife  men  of  Babylon 
Micha  4. 10.  thou  (halt  goe,  even  to  Babylon 
Mat.  1 . 1 7. from  Dav.till  the  carryi.away  into  Bab. 
&  from  the  carrying  away  into  Bab.  unto 
Aoi.7.^  3 .  He  carry  you  away  beyond  Babylon 

1  Vet.  5 . 1 3  .Church  of  Babyl.ele&ed,  faluteth  you 
Rev.i6.iQ.grtzt  Bab.ca.me  in  remem.  before  God 

17.5. Babylon  the  great,the  mother  of  Harlots 
i8.io.alas,alas,  that  great  city  Babylon,tb.3.t 
22.(hall  the  great  city  Bab.  be  thrown  down 
Daughter  o/l&abplotl.  See  ^Daughter. 

From  IBabplon- 

2  Kj.17.z4.  K.of  Affyria  brought  men  from  Bab. 

20. 1 4. are  come  from  a  far  countrey,from  Bab. 

lfa.39.s- 
E'fra  1. 1 1 .  brought  up  from  Babylon  to  Jerusalem 
7.6.this  Ezra  went  up  from  Babylon,3.nd  hee 

9.  began  hee  to  goe  up  from  Babylon 
8.x.  that  went  up  with  mee  from  Babylon 

Ifa.  1 4. 2  2. and  cut  off  from  Babylon  the  name 

fer. 17.16.  veff.of  the  L,ho.be  brought  ag.fro  Ba. 

28.6.carried  away  capt.from  B<unto  this  place 

50.  16.  cut  off  the  fower  from  Babylon 

51.54.  a  found  of  a  cry  commeth  from  Baby  Ion 

Zech.6.  ictake  of  them  which  ate  come  from  Bab. 

Xing  o/lBabplotu 
2  King.io.ix.K.of  Babyl.  fent  letters  to  Hezekiah 

Ifa.i9.i. 

1 8  .fons  Eunuches  in  the  pal.of  the  K.of  Ba. 

lfa.39.7. 

44. i. K.  of  Bab.c3.mt  up,and  Jehoi. became  his 

7.  K.of  Bab.hzd  taken  from  the  river  of  Eg. 
10.ferv.of  the  K.of  Became  up  againft  Jeru. 

1  i.K.of Babyl. came,and  hisferv.belieged  it 
1 2.  Jehoiakin  went  out  to  the  Ki.of  Babylon 

King  of  Babyl.  took  him  in  the  8.yeer  of 

1 6.K.ofBab  .brought  7000.capt.to  Babylon 

17.  King  of  Babylon  made  Mattaniah  King 

far. 17.1. 

io.  Zedekiah  rebelled  againft  the  K.  of  Bab. 

fer.-jz.j. 

2f.i.in  9.yeer,io.mon.came  K.of  Bafr.ag.  Jer. 

/e;.39.i.&  52-4- 

6.brought  Zedekiah  to  the  King  of  Babylon 

j^.39.5. 

8.in  19-yeer  of  the  K.of  Babyl.C3.me  Nebuz. 

Chap.  5  2.  r  2. 

Capt.of  thc  guard,ferv.to  the  K.of  Bab. 

Chap.52.12. 

1 1.  fugitives  that  fell  to  the  King  of  Babylon 

Chap.52.15. 

20.Nebuz.brought  them  to  the  Kin.of  Bab. 

Chap.  5  2. 26. 

2i.K.ofB^/osfmote  them, and  flew  them 

Chap.  5  2.27. 

2  2  .as  for  the  people  w  hom  the  K.of  Bab. left 
24.dwell  in  the  land,and  ferve  the  K-of  Bab. 
Z7.  Evilmerod.  K.  of  Ba&.lift  up  the  head  of 

fer,  52.31. 
2  Cbr. 36. 6. K.of  Babylon  bound  Jehoiakim  in  fet. 
E-zra  2. 1  .thefe  are  then  the  King  of  Ba&^.carryed 

Ncb.7.6. 

5.1 2.gave  them  into  the  hand  of  the  K.of  Bab. 

1 3  .but  in  the  firft  yeer  of  Cyrus  K.  of  Babyl. 

Neb.  1 3 .6.in  the  3  2.  yeer  of  the  K.of  Babyl.  came  I 

£]2fr.2.6.Mordecaiby  the  K.of  Babyl.  cariedaway 

Ifa.  1 4.4.take  up  this  prov.againft  the  K.  of  Babyl. 

jw\20.4.givejudea  into  the  hand  of  the  K.of  Ba. 

2 1 .2.enquire  for  us,the  K.of  Bab.  maketh  war 

4.wherewith  ye  fight  againft  the  Ki.  of  Bab. 

7.1eft,Ile  deliv-into  the  hand  of  the  K.of  Ba. 

10.  city  given  into  the  hand  of  the  K.of  Bab. 
22.25.  give  thee  into  the  hand  of  the  K.of  Bab. 
24. 1 .  after  the  K.of  B^.carried  captive  Jecon. 
2  5 . 1  .to  Jeru. in  in  the  firft  yeer  of  Ne.K.of  Ba. 

j.Ile  take  the  K.of  Bab.  my  fervant,&  bring 

1 1 .  nations  (hall  ferve  K.of  Bab.70.  yeeres 

1 2.after  that,  He  puni(h  the  King  of  Babylon 
27.6. thefe  lands  into  the  hand  of  the  K.of  Bab. 

8.  kingd.which  will  not  ferve  the  K.of  Baby. 
nor  put  their  necks  und.  yoke  of  K.of  Bab. 

G   2 


BAB         BAB 

- —        1 

9.you  (hall  not  ferve  the  king  of  Babylon 

Verfe  14. 

1 1. but  the  nations  that  ferve  the  K.of  Bab. 

i2.your  necks  under  the  yo.of  the  K.of  Bab. 

1 3  .nation  that  will  not  ferve  the  K.of  Baby. 

1 7. ferve  the  king  of  Babylon,md  live 

20.concern.the  vefiels  the  K.of  Ba.took  not 
28.2. 1  have  broken  the  yoke  of  the  K.of  Bab. 

3. bring  again  thevef.wch  the  K.of  Bab.took 

4  He  break  the  yoke  of  the  king  of  Babylon 

1 1 .  fo  will  I  break  the  yoke  of  the  K.of  Bab. 

14-yoke  of  iron,that  they  may  ferve  K.ofBa. 
29.5  .Elafah>whom  Zed.  fent  to  the  K.of  Bab. 

2 1  .Ahab  &  Zed.into  the  ha.  of  the  K  of  Ba. 

2  2.  whom  the  king  of  Bab.  rofted  in  the  fire 
32.2.thenthe  K.of  Bub.  army  be  fieged  Jerufa. 

3. give  this  city  into  the  ha.of  the  K.of  Bab. 

Ver.28.&Chap.34.2.&  38.3. 

4.Zed.(halbe  del.into  the  ha.of  the  K.ofBa. 

Chap.34.21.8c  37.17. 

3  6.it  (halbe  del.into  the  ha.  of  the  K.ofBa. 
J4«  1  -when  the  K.of  Bab.  fought  againft  Jeruf. 

Verfe  7. 

3  .eyes  (hal  behold  the  eyes  of  the  K.of  Bab. 
35.11  .when  the  K.of  Bab.  army  came  into  the 
3  6. 29  king  of  Bab.mzl  certainly  come  &  deft. 
3  7.  ip.king  of  Bab.  (hall  not  come  againft  you 
3  8. 17. if  thou  wilt  go  forth  to  the  K.of  Babylo 

1 8.if  thou  wilt  not  go  forth  to  the  K.of  Ba. 

22.fhalbe  brought  forth  to  the  king'of  Bab. 

2  3. (halt  be  taken  by  the  ha.of  the  K.of  Bab. 
39.3.all  the  king  ofBa.princes  came  in,  &  fate 

6.king  of  BabylAzyi  the  fons  of  Zed.before 

Chapt.5.2.10. 

king  of  Bab.flew  all  the  nobles  of  Judah 

1  i.kingof  Bab.  gave  charge  concern.  Jerem. 
1 3. king  of  Bab.  princes  fent  &  took  Jerem. 

;  40.5.backtoGed.whomtheK.of.S<z.madceo. 
7-heard  the  K.of  Bab.  had  made  Ged.gover. 
9-dwell  in  the  land,  &  ferve  the  K.of  Babylo 
1 1  .heard  the  king  of  Bab.hzd  left  a  remna. 

4i.2.flew  Ged.whom  the  K.ofBa.  made  gov. 
Verfe  18. 

42. 1 1. be  not  afraid  of  the  K  of  Bab.  ofwhom 

43 .  io.Ile  take  the  K.of  Bab.  my  ferv.&  fet  his 

44.30.asl  gave  Zed.  into  the  ha.  of  K.of  Bab. 

46.2.which  the  K.of  Ba.fmote  in  the  4tft.ye;of 
1 3  .how  the  K  of  Bab.  (hould  finite  the  land 
26.Ile  del.Egypt  into  the  ha.of  the  K.of  Ba. 

49.28.concer.Kedar,  which  the  K.of  Bab.  (hall 
30.flee,O  Hazor,  for  the  K.of  Ba.hath  tak. 

50 . 1 7.8c  laft,  the  K.of  Ba.hath  broken  his  bo. 
i8.Ile  punifli  the  king  ofBab.znd  his  land 
43.theK.ofBa&.hath  heard  report  of  them 

5 1.3 1.  to  (hew  the  K.  of  Babyl.  tint  his  city  is 

3  4.the.K.of  Eafr.hath  devoured  me,  crafhed 
5  2.9.  brought  him  to  the  K.of  Bab.to  Riblath 

1 1. the  king  of  Babyl.  bound  Zed. in  chaines 

34.contin.dietgiven  him  of  the  K.of  Bab. 

£3^;.  17. 1 2. the  king  of  Bab.is<ome  to  Jcmf.and 

1 9. 9. they  brought  him  to  the  king  of  Ba^.into 

2  r .  1 9-that  the  fwo.of  the  K.of  Bab.  may  come 

2 1  .for  the  king  of  Babylon  flood  at  the  port 
24.2.the  K.of  Bab.  fet  himfelfe  agajerufalem 
26.7.1k  bring  upon  Tyrus  the  king  of  Babylo 
29. 18. the  K  of  Ba&y/.caufed  his  army  to  ferve 

19.1k  give  the  land  of  Egy.  to  the  K.of  Ba. 
30.10.themult.of  Egy.to  ccafe  by  the  k.of  Ba. 

24.1k  ftrengthen  the  arms  of  the  K.of  Bab. 
Verfe  25. 

2  5-put  my  fwo.into  the  ha.of  the  K.of  Bab. 

3  2. 1 1  .fword  of  the  K.of  Ba.flial  come  on  thee 
Dan.  1. 1. in  thethird  year  of  Jcho.  K.of  B<?6.came 

7.  i.in  the  firft  ye.of  Behh.  K.of  Bab.Dzn.hud 

Toot  unto  UBabplorc. 

2  I(a.20.i7.(halbe  carried  unto  Babylon,noth.left 

24.1 5-he  carried  away  Jehojachim  to  Babylon 

thofe  carried  he  into  captiv.  to  Babylon 

i6.king  of  Babyl.bronght  captive  to  Babylon 

2  5.7-Zedekiahjhe  carried  him  to  Babylon 

Jerem.  52. 11. 

1 3  .and  carried  the  braffe  of  them  to  Babylon 

Jerem.  52.17 . 

1  Chr.p.  1  .kings  of  Ifr.&  Jud.carried  away  to  Bab. 

2  Chr.i  3 . 1 1  .took  Manaf.and  carried  him  to  Bab. 

3  6.6.  Jehojachim  bound  in  fetters  carr.to  Bab. 

7. carried 


BAB       B  A  C 

j.earri.the  veff.  of  the  houfe  of  the  L.to  Bab. 
jo  Jehojachin,&  brought  him  to  Babylon 
i  8.  all  thefe  bee  brought  to  Babylon 
io.from  the  fword,carfyed  he  away  to  Baby. 

E^.6. 5. gold. &  (ilv.vefT.which  Ne.brought  to  B. 

Ifa.29.6.  all  hid  up  in  ftore  fhalbe  carried  to  Bab. 
4 3 .  14. for  your  fake  I  have  fertt  to  Bab.Sc  brou. 

/er.rb.^.and  take  them,  &  carry  them  to  Babylon 
6.Pafhur,  thou  fhall  come  to  Babylon 
44. 1  .from  Jeru.&  had  brought  them  to  Bab. 

27.  1 8.  that  the  veffels  left  go  not  to  Babylon 
20  Jechoniah  carried  capt.from  Jeru.to  Bab. 
22.they  fhall  bee  carryed  to  Babylon 

28.  3. Nebuchadnezzar  carried  them  to  Babylon 

29.  i.whom  Neb. had  carryed  captives  to  Baby. 
j.  whom  Zedekiah  fentunto  Babylon 

4.  whom  I  have  caufed  to  be  carried  to  Baby. 
lo.whom  I  have  fent  from  Jerufalem  to  Babjil. 
31.$.  hee fhall  lead  Zedekiah  to  Babylon 
j  4.5. mouth  to  mouth,&  thou  fhalt  go  to  Baby. 
3  9. 7. out  Zedekiahs  eyes,  to  cany  him  to  Bab. 
40. 1. which  were  carryed  away  captive  to  Baby. 

f.that  were  not  carryed  away  captive  to  Bab. 
■  j  1  .i.and  will  fend  unto  Babylon  fanners 

*4.and  He  render  unto  Babylon,  and  unto  the 

6 1  Jer.faid  Seraiah^When  rhou  com. to  Bab. 
E^ek-  1 1. 1  3 .  and  He  bring  him  to  Babylon 

17.12.  and  led  them  w  ith  him  to  Baby/on 
idle  bring  him  to  Bab.znd  plead  with  him 

Mat.  1 . 1 1  .about  the  time  they  were  carryed  to  Ba. 
1 2.  and  after  they  were  brought  to  Babylon 

H&abplcmfaniff. 
B%9tt  4.9.  then  wrote  the  Archevites,  the  Babyloni. 
E^k-  z  3 . 1  5  -a  fter  the  manner  of  the  Babylonians 
1 7.the  Babyl.czmz  to  her  into  the  bed  of  love 
2  3  .the  Babylo.md  all  the  Chald.againft  chee 
2l5abp!ont£h, 
fofj .  2 1 .1  faw  among  the  fpoyls  a  goodly  Babylon, 

HJaca. 
Pfal.%4.6.who  paffing  through  the  valley  of  Baca 

9&aci)2tte0. 
Num.i6.i  5  .of  Becherthe  family  of  the  Bacbrkes 

JBacbe. 
£jK«/.i8.2.Zipporah,  after  he  had  fent  her  back 

23. 4. or  affe  going  aftr.  thou  fhiltbring  it  back 

Numb.g.7.  wherefore  are  we  kept  back,that  wee 

22.34.if  it  pleafe  thee,Ile  get  me  back  againe 

24.1 1.  the  L.  huh  kept  thee  back  from  honour 

fof.S.i6.Jo!h.  drew  not  his  handte^wherewith 

Ruth  2.6.  it  is  the  Moabitifh  damfell  that  came  ba. 

1  Sam.z  j.j4.which  hath  kept  me  back  from  hurt. 

2  Saw.12.23.can  I  bring  him  back  againe?  I  (hall 

i5.20.return,thou,  &  take te^thy  brethren 
17. 3. He  bring  back  all  the  people  to  thee 
1 8. 1 6.after  Ifrael,for  Jo^b  held  back  the  people 
19. 10. why  fpeak  ye  not  of  bringing  the  K.back 

1 1  .why  are  ye  the  laft  to  bting  the  King  back 
Verfe  1 2. 

43. our  advice  mould  not  be  had  in  bvin.back 

1  $.i3.i8.brini?him6<K£.  that  he  may  eat  bread 

19.(0  he  went  backe  with  him  and  did  eate 
22.but  earned  backe,  and  haft  eaten  bread,& 

19.2 1.  and  hee  returned  back  from  him 
22.26.Michaiah>  and  carry  him  back  to  Amon 

2  Chro.  1 3 .  i4.when  Judah  looked  bacfahc  battell 

18.3  2.they  turned  te^againe  from  purfuing 
25.13 .but  the fould iers  which  Amaz.fent  back 
Job.zd  9.  he  holdethte^  the  face  of  his  throne 
33.i8.hekeepethfc?cfchisfoule  from  thepit 
30. to  bring  back  his  foule  from  the  pit 

39.22.  neither  turneth  he  back  from  the  fword 
P/^.14.7.  when  the  Lord  bringeih  teethe  capti. 

19. 1 3.  keep  ta^thy  fervfrom  prefumptuous 
5  3 .6. when  God  bringeth  back  the  captivity 

J/St.43 .6.  lie  fay  to  the  South,  Keep  not  back 
50. 5 .not  rebellious,  neither  turned  away  back 

/er.8.5.why  is  thispeo  of  Jerufalem  Hidden  back 
j8L,22.feet  funk  in  the  mire,&  they  turn.  back 
42r4^Hedeclare  it,lle  keep  noth.te^  from  you 
46. 5 .  difmayed,  and  turned  away  back 

are  fled  apace,and  look  not  back 
47. 3.  the  fathers  fhall  not  look  back t0  their 
4.8  io.curfedtliatkeepethW^  his  fword 

\H0t4.  i6.1fr.flideth backus  a  fcd^-fliding  heifer 

Fab.  2.8.Stad  fhal  they  cry,but  none  (hall  look  ba. 
it,  24. 18 .  in  the  field,  returne  back  to  take  his 


B  A  C       BAC 

28 . 2.  and  rolled  back  the  ftone  from  the  doore 
Lali.S. 27. into  the  fhip,and  returned  back  againe 
9.6  2.  the  plow,and  looking  bad^is  fit  for  the 
1 7 . 3 1  .let  him  likewife  not  returne  back 
Acls  j .  2 .  poffeffion,and  kept  bac.nztt  of  the  pice 
3  .to  keep  back  Part  of  the  price  of  the 
20. 20. 1  kept  back  nothing  that  was  profitable 
Jam.  5  4.hire,which  is  of  you  kept  back  by  fraud 
See  alfo  ©jaw,  <Sot,%wnz,VS>ent. 
J5atb, 
1  Sa.  1  o#9.he  had  turned  his  back  to  go  from  Sam. 

1  Kings  14.9.  haft  caft  meebehinde  thy  back 
Pfal.  2 1 . 1  z.  (hilt  thou  make  them  turn  their  back 

1 29.3.  the  plowets  plowed  upon  my  back 

Pro.  10.13  .but  a  rod  is  for  the  back  of  him  that  is 
19.29.  and  ftripesforthe&anfcoffooles 
263.  and  3  rod  for  the  fooles  back 

IJa.zS.17.  thou  haft  caft  my  (ins  behind  my  back 
50.6.I  gave  my  back  to  the  fmiters 

fer.  2.27.  they  hive  turned  their  back to  tnee»  and 
1 8. 17.1k  (hew  them  the  back&acl  not  the  face 
32.33  .they  have  turned  to  me  the  back,znd  not 
48.39.how  hath  Moab  turned  the  back  with 

£^.23 . 3  5. and  caft  me  behind  thy  back, therefore 

Da«.7.6.which  had  upon  the  back  °f  it  four  wings 

&vw.n.io.andbow  downe  their te^alway 
Slpacfcsbone 

IewY.3.9.  it  fhall  he  take  off  hard  by  the  back-bone 
©ach-parts. 

Exod.z  3.23  .thou  (halt  fee  my  backpsrts,  but 
JBa.fcaf. 

Exo.z2.z7.  He  make  thineenemies  turn  their  ba. 

Jof.7.%  when  Ifr.turned  their  backs  bef.their  ene. 
1 2.but  turned  their  backs  before  their  enem. 

Twie.20.42.  therefore  they  turned  their  backsbei. 

2  Chron.  29. 6.  and  turned  their  backs 

Nch  9.26.  and  caft  thy  law  behind  their  backs 
£^.3-  i6-men  with  their  backs  toward  the  Tern. 
10.  i  t.whole  body,&  their  backs  full  of  eyes 
&acttbittx0. 
Rom.  1.30.  &<K^fe>\s,haters  of  God,  defpitefull 

Pfal- 1 5 . 3 .  he  that  backbiteth  not  with  his  tongue 

Bacbbtting. 
P™.2j.  23.  fo  doth  an  angry  counten.a  backbiting 

H5acbbtt(ng0. 
2  Cw.u.io.left  there  be  dtbnKS3backbit'mgs}&c. 

©acbao?. 
Exod.  3 . 1  .Mofes  led  the  flock  to  the  backfide  of  the 
26.1 2.  half  curtain  fhall  hang  over  the  backfide 
Rtv.  5 .  i .  &  on  the  bachjide  fealed  with  feven  Teals 

ajackfUUer. 
Pzw.14.14.the  backflid.in  heart  fhalbe  filled  with 

IfcacMirjisttr. 
Je t. 2 . 1 9.  and  thy  backfliding  (hall  reprove  thee 
3. 6. haft  thou  feen  v/hztbackflidwg  Ifracl  hath 
8.  caufes  whereby  &acfyiW.iagIlr.comm.adul. 
1  i.the  backflidmg  If.h nh  jultif  h.r  ftlf more 
12.  returne  thimb.ickfl'diTig  Ifrael 
X4.turne,0  id^^»^children,faith  the  L. 
i2.returne.  ye  backflidivg  children,  and 
8.5.fliddenbackbyaperpetuall£<K£/?id«g 
3 1 . 2  2 . 0  thou  backflid'mg  daughter 

49.4.0  ta4(k<~'aughtcr,  that  trufted  in  treafu. 
H0/.4. 1 6.  Ifir.flideth  back  as  a  backfliding  heifer 

1 1.7. my  people  are  bent  to  backfliding  horn  me 

14.4. 1  will  heale  ih.ir  backfliding,!  will  love 

SacMflJingsf. 
fer.  3. 2  2. returne,  and  He  hcale  thy  backfliding 
5  6.  many,and  their backjUdings  areencreafed 
14.7. for  our  backflidings  are  many, we  have 
JCacfexoarO. 
Gen. pi  j. went backward,and  covered  the  nakedn. 
their  fact.s  were  backward  and  faw  not 
49. 1 7.  fo  that  his  1  i<ler  (hall  fall  backward 

1  Sam.  4  18.  Eli  fell  off  from  'he  feat  baclpvayd 

2  Kin  20  io.the  (had. return  backward  10. degrees 
1 1. he  brought  the  (hadow  10.  degrees  pack. 

fob  2 3. 8. and  backward  bur.  I  cannot  perceive  him 
Pfal. 40  14.  let  them  be  driven  backward thitwidi 

70.2..1etthem  be  turned  backw.thn  defiremy 
lfa.  1 . 4.  they  are  gone  away  backward 

28.1 3. that  they  might  go  and  hllbackwa^d 
38.8.1'nthefun-dyill  of  Ahaz  10.  d-rgr. backw. 
44  25.  that  turneth  wxfemen  backward 
59. 14. judgement  is  turned  away  backward 


BAD        BAG 

Jtr-j.  14.  went  backward  and  not  forward 
1 5 .6.  thou  art  gone  backward,  therefore 
Lam.  1 .8.  Jerufalem  figheth,and  turnerh  backward 
fob.  1 8 .6.they  went  backw.  and  fell  to  the  ground 

»actiurii. 
wtl.  3  5-8.the  name  of  it  was  called  Allon  Bachuth 

Gen.  24.  jo.carmot  fpeake  to  thee  bad  ox  good 
3 1 .  24.  fpeake  not  to  Jacob  either  good  or  bad 

Verf.29. 

iewf.27.10.  fhall  not  change  it,  a  good  fora  bad 

or  a  bad  for  a  good 

1 2.Prieft  fhall  value  it,  whether  good  or  bad 

I4.eftimate  thine  houfe,  wheth.good  or  bad 

3  3  .fhall  not  fearch  whether  it  be  good  or  bad 

NWM.13.19.land  theydwel  in,wbeth.good  orW 

24. 1 3 .  to  doe  either  good  or  bad  of  mine  owne 

2  Sa.  1 3 .2  2.Abf.fpake  to  Am.ncith.  good  nor  bad 

14.17.fo  is  the  king  to  difcerne  good  and  bad 

1  K}»  3->that  I  may  difcern  between  good  &  bad 
E^ra  4.12.  building  the  rebellious  and  Wcity 

24. 2. figs  w"*  could  not  be  eaten,they  were  fo  b. 

Mat.  1 3.48.good  into  vefllls,but  caft  the  Waway 

22.10.both  good  &  W,and  the  wed. was  jfnrn. 

2  Coi.5. io.he  hath done,wheth.  itbe  good  or  bad 

aSaOneffe. 
Gea.4i.i9.neverfawin  all  theladofEg.fotW*. 

JBaDc.  or  JJaDt-ft. 
Gen.z-j.  19J  have  done  according  as  thou  bade  ft 

4J- 1 7-  and  the  man  did  as  Jofeph  bade 
Exod.  16.24.laid  it  up  till  morning,as  Mofes  bade 
Num.  H.io.thecungr.fcfcfeScone  him  with  ftones 
Jojb  1 1  .p.Jofh.did  to  them  as  the  L.bade  him. 
Ruth  3.6. to  all  that  her  mother-in-law  bade  her 

1  Sam.z/i.  lo.and  Comcbade  meekill  thee 

2  Sam.i.i8D3v.bade  them  teach  the  chd.of  Jud. 

14.19-  for  thy  fervant  Joab3hee  bade  mee 
2  «».io.i2 .on  the  third  day  as  the  King  bade 
EJW  4.1 5.  Efther  bade  them  return  Mordecai  this 
Math.16. 1 2.  how  he  bade  them  not  beware  of  the 
Luk.  1 4.9.and  he  that  bade  thee  &  h'm,come  &  fay 
lo.that  when  he  that  bade  thee  cometh 
x  2.then  faid  hee  to  him  that  bade  him 
16.acert.man  made  a  great  Sup.&  bade  ma. 
Act.  1 1. 1 2.the  fpirit  bade  mee  goe  with  them 
18.21  .but  bade  them  farewe~H,Dying,  I  mtift 
zz.x^.znibade  that  he  fhculJ  be  examined  by 
3Bat>3ers  skins. 
Exod.  25.5  take  of  them  badgers  skins,Shitt.wood 
26.1 4.and  a  covering  about  of  badgers  skins 
3  5-7.rams  skins  died  red,and  badgers  skins 

23  .skins  of  rams,&  badgers  sk.brought  them 
3  6. 1 9.a  covering  of  badgers  skins  above  that 
l<}.  34.the  covering  of  badgers  sk.  &  the  vail  of 
Num.4  6.put  thereon  the  covering  oi badgers  skins 
8.  cover  with  the  covering  of  badgers  skins 

Chap.  11. 12. 
10.  within,  a  covering  of  badgers  skins 
14.  fhall  fpread  upon  a  covering  of  badg.ski. 
2  5.(hallbeare  the  covering  of  the  foi/g.skins 
E^ek-  it 6,  to.  and  fhod  thee  with  badgers  skin 

ffiagge. 
Dtut.  25.13.  thou  flialt  not  have  in  thy  bag  divers 

1  Sam.  1 7.40.fmooth  ftones,&  put  them  in  a  bagg 

49.  David  put  his  hand  in  his  bagge,znd 
job  14.  i7.my  tranfgreffion  is  fealed  up  in  a  bagge 
Pro.7. zo.  hee  hath  taken  a^g  of  money  with  him 

1 6. 1 1 .  all  the  weights  of  the  bag  are  his  worke 
lfa.46. 6.they  lavifhgold  out  of  the  bagge 
Mich.6. 1 1.  and  with  the  bag  of  deceitfull  weights 
Hag.  1 .6.  wages,  to  put  it  into  a  bagge  with  holes 
Joim  it  i.6.becaufe  he  was  a  thiefe^  &  had  the  bagg 

1-3 .29.fome  thoughr,becaufe  Judas  had  the  bag 
125acrs. 

2  Kin.<f.2i  bound  twotaien.of  Giver  in  two  fagr 

1 2.  io.they  put  up  in  bags.wd  told  the  money 
Lit  1 2. 3  3. provide  your  kives  bags  which  wax  not 

*5a5)arnmlte.  or  Hg^rfjn^f'e. 
1  Chro.t1.23. Atmzvcthtne Baharxmite,  Eliabah 
2&K5.23.31. 
S5abttrfm. 
zSam.2. 16.  weepingbehtnd  h^  toBahurim 
16  5.  when  King  David  came  to  Bahurim 
I7.18.  and  cameto  2  mans  houfe  in  Bahurim 
19.16.3  Benjamite  which  was  of  Bahmm 
1  Kjn.  2.8.3  Bcnjam.of  Babpctim, which  cured  me  J 
gatitrj  ' 


BAK      b  a  l 


IBaiftb. 

Ilk  i  ?  z.  he  is  zone  up  to  Bauth,  and  to  Dibon 
J  lgafebafclsar. 

i  cfov  9  i<MA#°'*Herefll»and  Galal> Levltcs 

y"  OI&atibnK. 

Ezra  2  <  n  the  children  of  B«(*«fe  Nethinims 

lBaUbn&iab. 

Nefc  i  i-i7>  Bakbukiaf}  the  fecond  among  his  bret. 
i'z  o'.alfo  Ba\bnkiab,  and  Unni,their  brethren 
a  5.Mat,t3niah,B4K'<s*3Obadiah  Porters 
flSa&e, 
Gc«.  1 9. 3  .Lot  did  fr^e  unleavened  bread,and  they 
Exo'd.  16.23  fofc  chat  which  y°u  w!11  ^ t0  day 
I4wf.24.5-  and  H«  twelve  cakes  thereof 
26.26.ten  women  (hall  M?  your  bread 
1  SdW.28.24.  and  didMje  unleav.  bread  thereof 
a  ta».  13.8.  Tamer  did  bake  the  cakes 
Ese.4.i2.thou  fhalt  bake  it  with  dung  that  com. 
46  ao.place  where  thev  (hall  M*  che  meat-oft. 
HBafeeo. 
£wf.  1 2.3  9-they  kW  unleav.cakes  of  the  dough 
Num.ii.Z-bakedit in pans.and  made cakes of  ic 
1  Cfc/V  2  g .  29.  &  for  that  which  is  balked  in  the  pan 
Ifa.A±.i9-y&  alM  have  ^W bread  upon  coales 

SIBafeen. 
ieti.2.4.oblation  of  a  meat-offr.  ba\en  in  the  oven 

5.  if  a  meat  offering,  bal{en  in  a  pan 

7.if  a  meat-offering,  ba\m  in  the  frying  pan 
6. 1 7 .1  mall  not  be  Mp#  w  ith  leaven 

a  1  .when  it  is  ba\en,  thou  (halt  bring  it  in : 
and  the  baken  pieces  of  the  meat-off.fhalt 
7.?.all  the  meat-offering  baljcn  in  the  oven,and 
2j.i7.1oaves,they  (hall  b.efe|«»witlileaven 
i  King.  i9.6.bchold,  a  cake  \>a\m  on  the  coales 

115a6e=meatis, 
Gea.40.17.of  all  manner  oihke-meats  for  Phara. 

USafcer, 
GeK.40. 1. B^.had offended  their  lord,the  K.ofE. 
5  .the  Butler  and  the  Balder  of  the  K.of  Egypt 
1 6. when  the  chiefe  Ba\er  faw,that  the  inter, 
io.headofthe  chief  Butler,  &  of  the  chi.Ba. 
•22.  he  hanged  the  chief  Bakery  Jofeph  had 
41. 10.  both  mee  and  the  chief  Balder  dreamed 
H0/7.4.  as  an  oven  heated  by  the  Ba{er 

6.  their  Baker  fleepeih  all  the  night 

Sabers. 
Ge».40.2.  wroth  againft  the  chief  of  the  Bayers 
x  Sam.8.1 3  .daughters  to  be  Cooks  and  Bd{ers 
Jer.j7.21.give  Jer.a  piece  of  br.out  of  the  Bafc.ftr. 


Z/d.44. 1 5-and  ba\eth  bread,  yea,he  maketh  a  god 
313alaatti. 

Num.zz.f,  Balak  fent  meffengersto  Balaam 
-  7.Elders,and  they  came  unto  Balaam,  and 
8  .the  princes  of  Moab  abode  w  ith  Balaam 
9-Godcame  unto  Balaam,?/.  faid,What  men 
10. &  Balaam  faid  unto  God,Balak  hath  lent 
1 2.God  faid  unto  Balaam,  thou  fhalt  not  go 
j  j. Balaam  rofe  up  in  the  morning,  and 
14.  Bafewz  refufeth  to  come  with  us 
1 6. and  they  came  unto  Balaam  and  faid 
lS.Balaam  anfwered  the  fervants  of  Balak 
20. God  came  unto  Balaam  at  night,and  faid 
2 1 .  Balaam  arofe,and  fadled  his  afle,  &  went 

2  j.and  Balaam  fmote  the  afle,  to  turne  her 
2T.  the  affe  crufh'd  Balaams  foot  againft  the 
27 .  the  afle  fell  downe  under  Balaam, 

and  Balaam's  anger  was  kindled 
28  .mouth  of  the  afle,  &  fhe  faid  to  Balaam 
i^.Balaam  faid  to  the  affc,  Becaufe  thou 

3  o.the  afle  faid  to  Balaam,  Arn  not  I  thine 
3  1. the  Lord  opened  the  eyes  of  Balaam 

3  4.8,*^  faid  to  the  Angel  of  the  L.I  have 
3  5-the  Angel  of  the  L.faid  to  Bdaam,Go(t 

So  Balaam  went  with  the  Prin.  of  Bal. 
3  6.  when  Balak  heard  that  Balaam  was  tome 
3  7.Balak  faid  unto  Balaam,  did  I  not  fend 
3  8. and  Balaam  faid  unto  Balak,  Loe,  I  am 
^.Balaam  went  with  Balak.and  they  came 

40.  Balak  offred  oxen  &  fheep,&  fent  to  Bd. 

4 1 .  Balak  took  Balaam,  and  brought  him  up 
13 . 1  .Ba/.faid  to  Balak,  build  me  here  7.  altars 

2.  Balak  did  as  Balaam  had  fpoken , 

and  Balak  &  Balaam  off.  on  every  altar 
3  .Bal.  faid  to  Balak,Stand  by  the  burnt  offr. 


BAL        BAL 

4.  and  God  met  Balaam,  and  he  faid  unto 
5.the  Lord  put  a  word  in  Balaam's  mouth 
1 1  .Balak  faid  to  Bala,  what  haft  thou  done? 
i6.thc  Lo.  met  Balaam,  and  put  a  word  into 
25-Balak faid toBa/.;Neithercurfe.  V.27. 
26.but  Balaam  anf.  and  faid  to  Balak.ToId 
2 8. Balak  brought  Balaam  to  the  top  of  Peor 
2$.Balaam  faid  unto  3alak,Build  mce  here 
30.and  Balak  did  as  Balaam  had  faid 
24. 1  .when  Balaam  faw  that  it  pleafed  the  L.to 
2.  Balaam  lift  up  his  eyes,  and  hee  faw  Ifrael 
3  .Balaam  the  fon  of  Beor  faid,  and  the  man 
to.Balaks  anger  was  kindled  againft  Balaam 
Balak  faid  to  Bal.  I  called  thee  to  curfe 
1  z.Balaam  faid  unto  Balak,Spake  I  not  to 
1 5. he  took  up  his  parable,and  faid,Ba/.  the 
21.Ealaamrokup,&  went,&  returned  to  his 
31.8.  Balaam  the  fon  of  Beor  they  flew  with 
16.  through  the  counfell  of  Balaam  to  com. 
Veut.zi  .4.  becaufe  they  hired  againft  thee  Balaam 

5*  the  Lord  would  not  hearken  to  Balaam 
fojh.  13.22.  Balaam  did  the  children  of  Ifrael  flay 
24. 9. Balak  fent  and  called  Balaam  to  curfe  you 
10. but  I  would  not  heat  ken  unto  Balaam 
Neh.i$.z.  but  hired  Balaam  againft  them  to  curfe 
Micab  6.5. what  Balaam  the  fon  of  Beor  ahfw.him 
2  Pet.  2. 1 5.  following  the  way  of  Bala,  the  fon  of 
fude  1 1.  &  ran  greedily  after  the  errour  of  Balaam 
Rev.  2. 14.  them  that  hold  the  dc£trine  of  Balaam 

2l5alauan. 
2  Kjn.20.1  2.Berodach  Bal.Con  of Baladan  K.of  B. 
Ifa.  3  9. 1 .  Merodach  Bal.  fon  of  Baladan  K.  of  Bab. 

H5alah. 
Jojh.  19.3  .Haz.arfhuah)BizM>,&  Afcem  in  Sim.lot 

25alafe. 
Num.zz.z.Balali  the  fonof  Zipp.  faw  all  that  Ifr. 
4.  Balak  was  K.of  the  Moabites  at  that  time 
7.  fpake  to  him  the  words  of  Balak 
ib.  Balak  Kingof  Moab  hath  fent  unto  mce 
1 3. Balaam  faid  to  the  Princes  of  Balak,  Get 
14. Princes  of  Moab  went  to  Balak  and  faid 
1  <f. Balak  fent  againe  Princes  moe,and  more 
i6thus  faith  Balak-het  nothing  hinder  thee 
1 8. Balaam  faid  to  the  ferv.  of  Balak,  if  Ba'ak 
3  5.  Balaam  went  with  the  Princes  of  Balak 
3  6.  when  Balak  heard  that  Balaam  was  come 
3  7  Balak  faid  unto  Bala.  Did  not  I  earneftly 
3  8. Bal  .faid  to  Balak,  Lo,  I  am  come  to  thee 
39.Baham  went  with  Balal{,  &  they  came  to 
j^o.Balak  offred  oxen  and  fheep,&  fent  to  B. 
4 1 .  Balak  took  Balaam,  and  brought  him  up 
23. I.Balaam  faid  to  Btffo£,Build  trie  here  7-al. 
z.Balak  did  as  Bal. had  fpoken  -  V.30. 
Balak  &  Balaam  off.on  every  alr.a  bul 
3  .Bal.  faid  to  Bdfo£,ftand  by  the  burnt  offer. 
Verfe  15. 
5-returne  unto  Ba/ak,&  thus  thou  fhalt  fpeak 
7.  Balak  the  King  of  Moib  hath  brought  me 
1 1.  Balak  faid  to  Balaam,  What  haft  thou 

1  2. Balak faid  to  him,  come  I  pray  thee  with 

Verfe  27. 
i6.Goe  againe  unto  BA^,and  fay  thus 
ij.Balak  faid  to  him,What  hath  the  L.fpok. 
1 8. Rife  up  Balak,8c  heare,hearken  unto  mee 

2  5  .Balak  faid  to  Balaam,Ncither  curfe  them 
i6.Balaamanf.andfaidtoB<?/^,ToldI  not 
z%. Balak  brought  Bal.unto  the  top  of  Peor 
29.  Bal. faid  to  B<z/^,Build  me  here  7. altars 

24.10.  Balaks  anger  was  kindled  againft  Bala. 
Balak  fa'd  to  Bal.I  called  thee  to  curfe 
1 2. Balaam  faid  to  B<?/«(',Spake  I  not  alfo  to 
1 3  .if  Balak  would  give  me  hishoufe  full 
2j.  and  Balak  alfo  went  his  way 
fojb.24.9.  Balak  warred  againft  Ifrael,and  fent  & 
Jud.  1 1 . 2  %  .art  thou  any  thing  better  then  Bala{ 

Mica.6.  j.remember  what  Bal. K.of  Moab  conf. 
Rev.z.  14.  who  taught  Bal.  to  caft  a  Humbling  bl. 

50alD,  ov  iPalO  had. 
Levlt.  1 3 .40.  hee  is  bald,  yet  is  hee  cleane 

41 .  hee  is  fore-head  bald,  yet  is  he  cleane 
42. if  there  be  in  the  baldhea.d,or  forehead 

lep .  fprung  upon  his  fc^.hcad,or  bald  fore. 
43  .white  reddifh  in  his  bald  head,or  ba.  fore. 
2  Kjn.z.zi.  Goupthouta/dheadjGoup  W.head 
Jet.  1 6. 6. nor  make  themfelves  baldfot  them 
48 .3  7. for  every  head  (hall be  ba!d,ani  every 

G  3^ 


BAL        BAN 

E^.27.3 1.  fliall  make  themfelves  utterly  bald 
,  29. 1 8. every  head  was  made  bald,  and  every 
Mica.  1 . 1 6  .make  thee  bald,Sc  poll  thee  for  thy  del. 

H^alQlocufL 
Lev.ii.zi,  the  bald  locuft  after  his  kind  may  eat 
.  SJalDneffe. 

Lev.z  i.5.they  fhallnot  make  baldn.  on  their  head 
Dent.  1 4. 1.  nor  make  any  baldnefje  betw.your  eyes 
Ifa. 3. 24.  in  ftea.iof  well-fet  hakc,baldmfle 
1 5-z.on  all  their  heads  fhall  be  baldnefje  ■ 
22. 1 2.to  weeping,tnourning,  and  to  baldnejfc 
/er.47.5.  baldnefje  is  come  upon  Gaza :  Askelon 
Ztek-7  ■  1 8 .  and  baldmfj'e ^upon  all  their  heads 
Amos  8.10.  and  baldnefje  upon  every  head 
Micab  1 . 1 6.enlarge  thy  baldnejfe  as  the  Eagle 

JBaUance. 

Job  3  1 .6.  let  me  be  weighed  in  an  zvtnballance 
Pfal.6z.9.to  be  laid  in  the  baUance,they  are  altog. 
Pro.  1 1.1.  a  falfe  baUance  is  abomination  to  the  L. 

1 6. 1 1 .  a  juft  weight  and  ballance  are  the  Lords 

20. 2 3. a  falfe  ballance  is  not  good 
lfa.+o.  1  z,  and  weighed  the  hils  in  a  ballance 
1 5.counted  as  the  fmall  duft  of  the  ballance 

46.6.and  weigh  filver  in  the  ballance 
©allance©. 
Lev.  19, 3  6.juft  ballances,j[i&  weights,a  juft  Ephah 
Job  6. 2.  and  my  calamity  laid  in  the  ballances 
Jer.i  2.  io.weighed  him  the  money  in  the  ballanc. 
£•^.5.1.  ballances  to  weigh  and  divide  the  haire 

45.  io.ye  fhall  have  juft  ballances,  &  a  juft  Eph. 
Eto.5.a7.Tekel,thou  art  weighed  in  the  ballances 
Hof.iz.y.thtballancesofdeccitaxcm  his  hand 
Amos  8.5.talfifying  the  ballances  by  deceit 
Mic.6. 1  i.I  count  them  pure  with  the  wick.k/te. 
Rev.6. 5  .he  that  fate  on  him  had  a  pair  of  ballances 

H5allancfng0. 
Job  3  7. 16.  doft  thou  know  the  foz/tezc/m  of  the 

2^aH.  ."  -. 

Ifa.zz.  1 8.  turne  and  tofle  thee  like  a  ball 

HBalme. 
Gen.  37.25.  bearing  fpicerie,  balmc,  myrrhe 

43. 11. a  little  balme,  a  little  honey,  fpices 
Jcr.S.zz.  Is  there  no  balme  in  Gilead  ?  Is  there 
46. 1 1. go  up  into  Gilead,  and  take  balme 
5 1 .8 .take  balme  for  her  paine,  if  fo  be  fh.ee  may 
£^.27.  i7.Judah  traded  in  hony,&  oyl,  &  balme 

U5ama5). 
E^e(\20.29.the  name  thereof  is  called  Bamab 

Num.zi .19;  and  from  Nahaliei  to  Bometh 

20.  and  from  Bamoth  in  the  valley  to  Pifgah 

©amotlj-lBaal. 

Jojh.  13. 1 7. and  Bamoth-Baal,znd  Beth-Baalmecn 

25antJ.  Uganb. 

Era.39. 2  3. with  a  6W round  about  the  hole,  that 
1  Sam.  10.26.  Saul, there  went  with  him  zband  of 

1  King.  11.24.  Rezon  became  captain  over  a  band 

2  Kjn.  13.21  .were  burying  a  man,they  fpicd  a  bad 

1  Cbro.  1 2. 1 8  .Dav.made  them  captains  of  the  band 

2  i.helped  David  againft  the  band  of  rovers 

2  Ch:  22.1  .the  bandofmen  that  came  with  the  Ar. 
E^ra  8  2  2.afhamed  to  require  of  the  King  a  band 
Job  3  8.9. and  thick  darkneffea  fwadling  band 

39.  io.canft  thou  bind  the  Unicorn  with  his  bd. 
Dan.$.  15.  with  a  band  of  iron  &  bnffe.    Ver.23. 
Ato.27.27.gather.to  him  the  whole  band  of  foul. 
Mar. 1 5.16.  they  call  together  the  whole  band 
John  1 S.  3  Judas  having  received  a  band  of  men 

1 2.then  the  band a.nd  the  captain  took  Jefus 
All. 1 0.1. a.  Cent.of  the  band  called  the  Italian  ba. 

21.31  .tidings  came  to  the  chief  Cap.of  the  ba. 

27.  i.Julius,a  Centurion  of  Auguftus  his  band 
H&anOeO. 
Acl.21 .12.  certain  of  the  Jewes  banded  together 

Hea&=banD0.  Seel^eaO. 

Gen.  j  2.7.divided  the  camels  into  two  bands 

10.  and  now  am  I  become  two  bands 
Lev. 26. 1 3  -I  have  broken  the  bands  of  your  yoke 
Judg.  1 5 . 1 4.  his  bands  loofed  from  his  hands 
2  Sam.^.z.  Sauls  fon  had  two  men,  Capt.of  bands 
2  Kjn.6. 2  3«fo  the  bands  of  Syria  came  no  more 
1 3 .20.the  bands  of  the  Moab.  invaded  the  land 
23.3  j.Jehoahaz.,Phar.  Nech.put  him  in  bands 
24.2.L.fentag.liirnfa.oftheCaId.foz?z.ofSyr. 
bm.of  the  Moab.fo.of  thechil.of  Amrfl. 
1  Chr  7.4.  with 


BAN       BAN 


BAN        BAP 


BAP         BAR 


i  Cbro.-j.^.vthh  them  were  bands  of  fouldiers  for 
i  z.  z  3 .  thefe  are  the  numbers  or  the  bands  that 
a  Chr.z6. 1 1  .Uzziah's  hofte  went  to  war  by  bands 
fob  Li7.Chald.made  3  .ban.Sc  fell  on  the  camels 
3  8 .  j  1 .  or  loofe  the  bands  of  Orion 
3 9. 5.  who  hath  looted  the  few*  of  the  wild  affe 
Pfalm.  z .  3 .  let  us  break  their  few*  afunder 
7  3 .4.  for  there  are  nobands  in  their  death 
107.1 4.  and  breake  their  bands  afunder 
1 19.61.  the  bands  of  the  wicked  have  robbed 
P>v».30.2,7.1ocufts  goe  forth  all  of  themby  bands 
£cf/.7.z6.wom.heartfnsres,&  her  hands  as  bands 
Ifa.zS.z  z.not  mockers,left  your  te.be  made  ftro. 
5  2.2  Jeiufal.loofe  thy  felfe  from  the  bands  of 
5  8 .6.  faft'chofen,  to  loofe  the  bands  of  w  ickcd. 
Jer.  z .  zo.broken  thy  yokcand  burft  thy  bands 
E^k-3-^S-O  fon  of  man,they  fhal  put  to* upon 
4.8.behold,Ile  lay  bands  upon  thee,and  thou 

1  i.i4.Ilefcat.about  him,to  help  him  &  bisba. 
1 7 .  z  1  .fugitives3  with  all  his  bands  mail  fall  by 
3  4. 27.  when  I  have  broken  the  bands  of  their  y. 
3  8.6.  Gomer  &  all  hisfc»2*,Togarmah  of  the 

north  quarters,and  all  his  bands 
9.  thou,and  all  thy  feffz*,and  many  people 
2i.Ile  raine  upon  him,  and  upon  his  bands 
39,4.fall  upon  the  mount.of  Ifr.thou  &  thy  ba. 
Hof.  11.4I  drew  them  with  bands  of  love 
Zech.  1 1 .7. two  ftaves,the  one  Beauty,  the  otb.Ban. 
14. 1  cut  afund.mine  other  fta(fe,cven  Bands 
LU.S.Z9.  ne  brake  bands,8c  was  driven  of  theDiv. 
-A6i.  i6.z6.earth-quake,&  every  onesfcz.were  loo. 

2  2. 3  o.hee  loofed  him  from  his  bands, and  com. 
Col.  z.  19.  head,from  which  all  the  body  by  bands 

See  alfo  Boit'Off. 

1Bs.nl 

2  Sa.  z 3 . 3  6. Bam  the  Gadite,one  of  Dav.mighties 

1  Cl?.6.46.the  fon  of  Amz.the  fon  of  Batii,o{ Mer. 

9.4.  the  fon  of  Imrijthe  fon  oi~Bani,of  Judah 
E^^.io.the  childr  of  Bani  fix  hundred  forty  two 
10. 29. of  the  fonsof  Bani,  Mefhullam,Maluch 
3  4.of  the  fons  of  Bani,  Maadai,  Amram 
3  8 .  and  Bmi,b.  Bennui,Shimei,  fons  of  Bani 
Neb.  3.17  .Levites,  Rehum  the  fon  of  Bani 
8.7.  alfo  Jefhua, and  Bani,3.n&  Sherebiah 
9.4.  then  flood  up  Jelhua,  Bani,  Kadmiel 

Ban.  &  Chenani  cried  with  a  loud  voi. 
J.the  LevitesJeihaajKadmie^B^ 
10. 1 3 .  Bani,  Beninu,  the  Levites  that  fealed 

14.  ZatthiijBOT,  chiefe  of  people  that  fealed 

1  i.22.overfeer  of  Lev.  at  Jer.  Uzzi  fon  of  Bani 

Banfee. 

G«z.4i.i7.behold,I  flood  on  thefera^of  the  riv. 

Veut .4.48 .  Aroer,by  the  banhe  of  the  river  of  Am. 

fojh.  1 2.2.  from  Arocr,which  is  on  the  bank  of  the 

Chap.  13.9,16. 

2  Sam.i  5. 20. they  caft  up  a  bank  againft  the  citic 
z  King.z.i  3  .Eli(ha,and  flood  by  the  bank  of  Jord. 

19.3  2.king  of  Affyria  he  (hall  not  caft  a  bankj: 

Jfa-  57-33- 
£^.47.7-behold,at  the  banke  of  the  river  were  tr. 

1 2.and  by  the  river  upon  the  banke  thereof 
Van.  1 2. 5  .other  tvvo,the  one  on  this  tide  the  bank, 
the  other  on  that  fide  of  the  fez.of  the  river 
L«^.i9.2  3,gaveft  thou  not  my  mony  into  the  ban. 

Banfectf. 
fojh.i.if.'jotdan  overflowethallhisfez^  at  the 
4.  i8.and  flowed  over  all  his  banks  as  it  did  bef. 
1  CfcAi2.15Jord.whenhehadove1fl.all  hisba?iks 
Jfa.8.7.  channels, and  over-flow  all  his  banks 
Dan.8.i6.I  heard  a  mans  voice  between  the  banks 
farmer. 

Pfc6o.4.thou  haft  given  a  banner  tothem  that  fear 

Cant.  2.4.  his  banner  overmee  was  love 

Jfa.  1 3 . 2.1ift  ye  up  a  banner  upon  the  high  mount. 

Banners. 
PfaLzo.f.namt  of  our  G.we  wil  fet  up  our  banner 
Cant.  6. 4.  terrible  as  an  armie  with  banners 

Verfe  10. 

Banifyetj. 
a  Sam.  14. 1 3 .  K.doth  not  fetch  home  his  banijhed 
j 4.  means  that  his  banijhcdbc  not  expelled 
Banttbment. 
E^ay.z6.  whether  to  death,or  to  bamfbm.cr  to 
L<Jw.2.i4falfeburdens,and  caufes of  bamfhment 

Banquet. 
Efth.  5 .4.1et  the  K.  &  Haman  come  to  the  banquet 


$  .K.  &  Haman  come  to  the  banq.thzt  Efther 

6. the  King  faid  to  Efther  at  the banq.of  wine 

8.  come  to  the  banquet  that  I  fhall  prepare 

1 2. let  no  man  come  with  the  K.to  the  banq. 

14-goe  merrily  with  the  King  to  the  banquet 

6.  i4.K.chamberl.hafted  to  bring  Ha.to  the  ba. 

7. 1 .  K.  &  Haman  came  to  the  banq.  with  Efth. 

2.K.faid  to  Efth.on  the  2.  day  at  the  banquet 

7.K.arifing  from  the  banq.  of  wine  in  wrath 

S.K.return.into  the  place  of  thete.of  wine 

job  4 1 .6. fhall  the  companions  make  a  ban.of  him 

Amos  6.7.the  banq u.  of  them  that  ftretched  themf. 

Battqaet=H<w/e. 

Van.  5. 1  o.  the  Queen  came  into  the  banquet-bowk 

Banqueting. 
Cant-  2. 4. he  brought  me  to  the  "banqueting  houfe 
1  Prt.4.3.rcvellings,ferwf«eri^j-,&abomin.  idol. 
Baptifme. 

Mat .  3.7.  Pharifees  and  Sadduces  com  e  to  his  baft, 

20. 22. and  to  be  baptized  with  the  baptifm  that 

2  3 .  and  be  baptized  with  the  baptifme  that  I 

So  Mark  10.38. 

2 1 . 2  5  .the  baptifme  of  John,w  hence  was  it 
Mar.  1 .4.  John  did  preach  the  bapt.  of  repentance 

Luke  3.3- 

10.3  8.with  the  bap.thzt  I  am  baptized  withall 

Verfe  39. 

1 1 . 3  o.the  baptifm  of  John,  was  it  from  heaven 

Luke  20.4. 

7.29.Publicans  baptized  with  the  bapt.of  John 

1 2.  yo.but  I  have  a  baptifm  to  be  baptized  with 
Acl.  1.22.  beginning  at  the  baptifme  of  John 

10.3  7.aftcr  the  baptifme  which  John  preached 

1 3 .  24-tIre  bapt.of  rcpent.to  all  the  people  of  If. 
18.25  •  Apollos,knowing  that  the  bapt.  of  John 
19.3.  and  they  faid,  Unto  John's  baptifme 

4. John  baptized  with  the  baptifme  of  repen. 
R0.6. 4. we  are  buried  with  him  by  bap.  into  death 
Epbcf.q.  5 .  one  Lord,  one  faith,  one  baptifme 
Col.  z:  1 2.buryed  with  him  in  baptifm,w herein  alfo 
1  Pet.  3.21  .the  like  figure  whereunto,  even  baptif. 

Bapttfmeg. 

Heb.6. z.of  the  doftrine  of  baptifms,  and  of  laying 

Bapttft. 

Mat.  3 .  j  .  in  thofe  dayes  came  John  the  Baptift 
1 1 . 1 1  .not  rifen  a  greater  then  John  the  Baptif, 
Luk-7'  28. 
ia.from  the  dayes  of  John  the  Bapt.ull  now 
14.2.  this  is  John  the  Baptift,  hee  is  rifen 

8. give  me  John Baptifis  head  in  a  charger 

1 6.  ifl.fome  fay  that  thou  art  John  the  Baptift 

17. 1 3  difciples  underft.  he  (pake  of  J.  the  Bapt. 

Mar.6.  i4-Herod  faidjohn  the  Baptift  was  rifen 

24.(he  faid,  Thejiead  of  John  the  Baptift 

2  5  .in  a  charger  the  head  of  John  the  Baptift 

8 . 2  8.anfw  John  the  Baptift:  but  fome  fay,Elias 
Luk.j. 20.  John  B.iptift  hath  fent  us  to  thee,faying 

3  3  John  the  Baptift  came  neitb. eating  bread 
9. 19. they  anfwcringjfaidjohn  the  Baptift 

^apt^e. 

Mat. 1.11.I  baptise  you  with  water  unto  repent. 
he  (hall  baptise  you  with  the  H.Ghoft 
Mar.  1.8.   &  Luke  2.16. 
Mark  *-4-  Jonn  &&  baptize  in  the  wildcrnefie 
John  1.26.  Joh.anfw.  faying,  I  baptise  with  water 
3  3  .he  that  fent  me  to  ba.  with  water,the  fame 
1  Cor.  1 . 1 7  .Chrift  fent  me  not  to  baptise, but 

BaptfjeO. 
Mat . 3 . 6.and  were  baptised  of him  in  Jordan 

13.  Jef.comm.to  John  tobt  baptised  of him 

1 4.  Joh.forbad  ,faying,I  have  need  to  be  bap. 
1 6Jefus,when  he  was  bapti^cd,-went  up 

zo.zz. bapiixed  with  the  baptifm  that  I  am  bapt . 
Vtrf.23.  & Ma?\.\o.i%. 
Mar.  1. 5.  and  were  all  baptixedoi  him  in  the  river 
8. 1  indeed  have  bapti\eeiyoa  with  water 
9.Jefus  was  bapti-ijd  of  John  in  Jordan 
1  o.  3  9.I  am  baptised  withall  (hall  ye  be  baptised 
16. 16. he  that  beleeveth,and  isfer/tf.fhalbefav. 
Luk.3.7.  multitude  that  came  forth  to be-bapti^ed , 
1 2.Publicans  came  to  be  bapti-^ed,and  faid 
2 1 .  when  all  the  people  were  baptised,  and 
Jefus  alfo  being haptrzed^nA  praying 
7.29.Publicans  bapt.  with  the  baptifm  of  John 
3  o .  Pharifees  and  Lawyers  being  not  bapti\. 
1 2. 50.I  have  a  baptifme  to  bee  baptised 


Job.%.zz.  there  he  tarried  with  them,and baptised 
23.  and  theycame- and  were  baptised 
4. 1. that  Jefus  made  and  baptised  moe  difc.then 

2.  though  Jefus  himfelfe  baptised  not 
10.40.   place  where  John  at  firft  baptised 
Ails  1.  5.  John  truelyfeyi^rf  with  water 

5. ye  (hall  be  baptised  with  the  Holy  Ghoft 
2.3  8. Pet.  faid,Repent,&  be  baptised  every  one 
4  i.they  that  gladly  received  his  wo.were  ba. 
8.i2.they  were  fez^r«£*both  men  and  women 
1 3  .Simon  beleeved,&  when  he  was  baptised 
16.  ontly  they  were  baptised  in  the  name  of 
36.Eunuch  faid,VVhat  hinders  me  to  be  bap. 
3  8. Philip  and  the  Eunuch,  &  he  baptif.  him 
9. 1 8. Saul  arofe  and  was  baptised 
10.47.that  thefe  mould  not  be  fezp£i^£,which 
48. Peter  commanded  them  to  be  baptised 
1 1 . 1 6 .]oh.bapt .with  water :  but  ye  fhalbe  bapt. 
1 6. 1 5.Lydia,when  (he  wzsbapti.  &  her  houfh. 

3  3  .the  Jayler  was  bapti^d,ht  and  all  his 
i8.8.Crifp.&  many  Corinth.belee.&  werefe^. 
19.3.  Unto  what  then  were  yttbapti^ed 
4.  John  baptised  with  the  baptifrn  of  repent. 
5 .when  they  heard  this,  they  were  baptized 
zz.  i6.arife,  and  be  bapti^ed,znd  warn  away 
Rom.6.2.  fo  many  as  were  baptised  into  Jef. Chrift 
were  baptised  into  his  death 
1  Cor.  1 . 1 3 .  or  were  ye  bapti  in  the  name  of  Paul 
14.I  thank  God,I  baptised  none  of  you,  but 
1  y.ftiould  fay.  That  I  bapt.in  my  own  name 
16.  Ife^ri^frfalfothehoufeofStephanus 
I  know  not  whether  I  baptised  any  other 
io.2.and  were  all  fez/tf.unto  Mof.in  the  cloud 
1 2. 1 3  .by  one  fpirit  are  we  all  baptised  into  one 
15.29.what  (hallthey  do  wdlarefez/>.for  dead 
why  are  they  baptised  {or  the  dead 
Gal.i.zj.  as  many  as  have  been  bapt.  into  Chrift 

IBapttjeft. 

■fob.  1 .2  5.why  bapti^eft  thou,if  thou  be  not  Chrift 

Baptijefl). 

Job.  1.33  .the  fame  is  he  which  bap.with  the  H.G. 

3 .26.behold,the  fame  bapti\etb38i  all  men  come 

20aptf?fttg. 

Mat.  2  8 . 1 9. teach  all  na.tions,baptizJKg  them  in  the 

fob.  1.28.  Bethabara,beyond  Jor.wher  Jo.  was  ba. 

3  1  .therefore  am  I  comt,bapti\ing  with  water 

3 .23  John  was  baptising  in  Anion,  neer  Salim 

■Saracljel. 
Job  1 2.2.Elihu>the  fon  of  Baracb.the  Buz.    V.6. 

Sfiaradtfal). 

Zee.  1.1.  word  of  the.  L.to  Zech.the  fon  of  Baracb. 

Verfe  7. 
Mat.  23. 35.  to  the  bloud  of  ZachariaSjfon  of  Bar. 

Carafe. 
Jud.4.6.  Deborah  fent,&  called  Barak  fon  of  AbL 
S.Barak  fakl  unto  herjf  thou  wilt  go  with 
9.  Deb. arofe,  &  went  with  Barak  to  Kedeih 
io.Bar.  called  Zebulon  &  Napht.toKedefli 
1 2.  they  (hewed  Sifera  that  Bar.w&s  gone  up 
14-Deborah  faid  untoBarak,  Up,  for  this 

fo  Barak  went  down  from  mount  Tabor 
1 5. the  L-difcomfited  Sifera  before  Barak 
16.  Barak  purfued  after  the  charets 
22.  as  Barak  purfued  Sifera,  Jael  came  out 
5. 1.  then  fang  Deb.and  Barak  the  fon  of  Abin. 
1 2.arife  Barak..a.nd  lead  thy  captivity  captive 
1  5  .even  Ifiachar,  and  Barak,  hee  was  fent 
Heb.  1 1.3  2. the  time  would  faile  to  tell  of  Barak 

Barbarian. 

1  Car.  1 4. 1 1 . 1  (hall  be  to  h  im  that  fpeaketh  a  Bar. ' 
&  he  that  fpeaketh  fhalbe  a  Barb-.to  me ; 
Col.3.11.  Barbarian,  Scythian,  bond,nor  free 

Barbarians. 
Act.  284.  when'  the  Barbarians  law  the  venemous 
/to.  1. 1 4. 1  am  debtor  both  to  the  Greeks  &  Bar 

Barbarous. 
^^.28.2,  thcfewfefr.peop.fhewed  usrio  little  kin 

HBarbetJ. 
Job  4 1 .7  .canft  thou  fill  his  skin  with  barbed yrons 

Barber. 
E^c k-  5 . 1  .fon  of  man,Take  thee  a  Barber's  rafour 

Bare. 
Gen.7. 17. the  waters  ehcreafed3&  bare  up  the  Ark 

3  i.39.tornbybeafts,I  bare  the  lofleof  it 
Exod.  i9.4.how  I  bare  you  On  Eagles  wings 
Num.  1 3 .23#clufter  of  grapes,  they  bare  it  betw.2. 
D?«f.r.3i.thy 


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Vm.  i .  x  i .  thy  L  .thy  God  ban  thee  as  a  man  doth 

i  1.9.  Pricfts,  fonsof  Levi,whtch  bare  the  Ark 

a  5  Levits  which  te'e  the  Ark  of  the  coven. 

fof-i.  i  j. they  that  tethe  Ark  were  come  to  Jord. 

feet  of  the  Pr.that  bate  the  Ark  were  dip. 

1 7  Pr.that  te<?  the  Ark  of  die  cov.ftood  fir. 

4.Q.place  where  the  feet  of  the  Prie.which  bare 

io.Pr.which  ba.  the  Ark  ftood  in  the  miaft 

18.  Priefts  that  bare  the  Arke  were  come  up 

8.3  3. before  the  Pr.the  Lev.thatte'e  the  Ark 

fudg.  3 . 1 8 .  fent  aw  ay  the  peop.  that  bare  the  pref. 

1  &?.i4.i.Jonath.faidtothe  man  that  ba.  hisar. 

Verfe  6. 
1 7. 4 1. the  man  that  ba.  the  fhield,went  before 

2  Sa.6. 1 3 .  when  they  that  bare,  the  Ark  had  gone 

1 8 . 1 5  .ten  young  men  that-  bare  Joabs  armour 

1  IQn.j.  15  .Solomon  had  7  0000. that  teburdens 

10.  z.  came  with  camels  that  bare  fpices 

2  Chron.9.1. 
i4.i8.brafen  (hields,that  the  guard  bare  them 

2  K».f  .23.tal.of  hlver,  they  tethem  before  him 

1  Cfc-.i2.24.childre  of Judah  that  bare  (hieldand 

15.15  .the  children  of  the  Levits  bare  t  he  Ark 
26.  when  God  helped  the  Lev.  that  bare  the 
27 .with  a  robe,&  all  the  Lev.that  tethe  ar. 

2  Cfrra.i4.8.Afaliad  an  army  that  bare  targets 

that  tee  (hields,&  drew  bowes,28oooo. 
Neh.4. 1 7. they  that  bare  burdens,  with  thofe  that 
lfa.zz.6.Ehm  bare  the  quiver  with  charets 
53.1 2.and  he  bare  the  (ins  of  many,and 
63-9.be  bare  them,&  carried  them  all  the  daies 
E^.  1 2.7.ftuffe,I  bare  it  upon  my  moulder  in 
Mat.8.  i7.himfelf  took  our  infirm.&  teour  fick. 
Lu\.f.  1 4.  and  they  that  bare  him  ftood  ftill 
John  2.8.watermade  wine,and  they  bare  it 

1  z.6. had  the  bag,  &  tewhat  was  put  therein 
1  Pet .  z.  i4.who  his  own  felfe  bare  our  fins  in  his 

Bare- 
Ges.4. l  •an(^  me  conce' ved ,and  bare  Cain 
2.(he  againe  bare  his  brother  Abel 
17. Cains  wife  conceived  and  bare  Enoch 
20.  Adah  bare  Jabal :  he  was  the  father  of 

2  2.Zillah,ihe  alfo  bare  Tubal-Cain 

2 5.  Adam  knew  his  wife,  and  (he  bare  a  fon 
6.$.bare  children  to  them, the  fame  became 
l6.i.Sarai,Abrams  wife,tee  him  no  child 

1  j.Hagar  bare  Abram  a  fon,  &  Abra  called 
his  fons  name,which  Hagar  bare  Ifhrnael 

16.  Abra  was  86.years  old  when  Ha.telfh. 
10.37 .the  firft-born  bare  a  fon,called  Moab 

3  8 .  the  younger  bare  a  fon  called  Ben-ammi 
20.i7.AbimeIechsmaid-fervants,  &  they  tee 
21.2.  Sarah  bare  Abraham  a  fon  in  his  old  age 

3. whom  Sarah  bare  to  him,Ifaac 
22. 24.his  concubine  Reumah  bare  Tebah    1 
24.24.fon  of  Mikah,which  fhe  tee  to  Nab -t 
36.Sarahmy  matters  wife  tee  a  fon       „„~ 
47-daughter  of  Bethuel,whoin  Milcah  bare 
2y.2.KeturahteeZimran,and  Jokfhan       R  . 
1 2.whom  Sarahs  hand-maid  bare  to  Abram 
z6.Ifaacwas  6o.yea.  old  when  (lie  tethem 
■  29. 3  2. Leah  conceived  and  bare  a  fon 

Ver.3  3,34,3  5. 
30,i.Rachel  faw  that  (he  bare  Jacob  no  childr. 
5  .Bilhah  conceived  ,and  bare  Jacob  a  fon  I 
7. conceived  again,&  teejacob  a  fecond  fon 
io.Zilpah  Leahs  maid  bare  Jacob  a  fon 
1 2.Zilp.Lcahs  maid  ba.  Jacob  a  fecond  fon 
17-Leah  conceived,&  bare  Jacob  a  fifth  fon 
i9leahconceiv.again,&  tejac.a  fixth  fon 
21  .afterward  fhe  tea  daught.  called  Dinah 
2  3  .Rachel  conceived,an<f  tee  a  fort 
3 1 .8  .then  all  the  cattell  tee"fpeckled,and  if 

then  te'e  all  the  cattell  ring-ftraked 
34. 1  .which  (he  bate  unto  Jacob,went  out  to 
36.4.2nd  Adah  bate  to  Efau,Eliphaz 

andBafhemath  bare  Revel 
5.AholibamahteeJeu(h,and  Jaalam 

-  Verfe  14. 

1  z.Timna bare  to  Eliphaz  Amalek 
38.3.Shuahconceived  &  teeafon.         V.5. 

5-at  Cheiib,when  fhe  tee  him 
4^  •  5  o  .daught.of  Pot.pri.  of  On  64.  unto  him 
Chapt.46.20, 
44.27:my  wife  bare  me  two  fons 
46. 1 5-thefe  be  the  fons  of  Leah  which  (he  bare 


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i8.thrfeihe  bare  to  Jacob,  i6.fou!es 

2  5. (he  tee  thefe  unto  Jacob,  7.foules 
Exod.z. 2.the  woman  conceived  and  bare  a  fon 

22.Zipporah,and  (he  bare  him  a  fon 
6.20.  J  ochebed,(he  tee  him  Aaron  &  Mofcs 
23.Eli(heba,fhe  bare  him  Nadab  &  Abihu 
25.daught.ofPutiel.lhe  tee  him  Phinehas 
Num.z6.<>  9. whom  her  mother  tee  to  Levi  in 

lhe  tee  to  Amram  Aaron  and  Mofes 
fudg.S.z  1. Gideons  concubine  (he  tee  him  a  fon 
1  i.a.and  Gileads  wife  tee  him  fons 
1  j.2.Manoah  his  wife  was  barren,  &  bare  not 
24.the  worn. tea  fon,  &  called  his  name  Sa. 
Ruth  4. 1 2.  fharez,whom  Tamar  tee  to  Judah 
1 3 .Boaz  took  Ruth,and  (he  tee  a  fon 

1  Sam.  1 .  20.Hannah,fhe  tee  a  fon,and  called  his 

2.2 i.Hannah  conceived  and  tee  three  fons 

2  Sam.  1 1 .  27  .became  his  wife,  and  bare  him  a  fon 

1 2. 1 5.L.ftrake  the  child  that  Uriahs  wife  tee 
24.  Bathfh.  teafon,&  he  called  his  na.Sol. 
21. 8  .fons  of  Rizpah,  whom  (lie  bare  unto  Saul 
\  &/ff.  i.6.his  mother  bare  him  after  Abfalom 

1  i.20.fifterof  Tahpenes  tee  him  Genubath 
2  K}n.$.  i7.conceived,  and  tea  fon  at  that  feafon 

1  Chr. i.3i.Keturah  Abr.concub.fhe  te'eZimran 

2.4-Tamar  tee  him  Pharezand  Zerah 
1 7.and  Abigail  te'e  Amafa 
19. Caleb  took  Ephrath  which  tee  him  Hur 
21.daught.of  Machir,(he  tee  him  Segub 
24.Abiah,Hezrons  wife,  tee  him  Amur 
29.Abihail,(he  tee  him  Ahban  and  Molid 

3  5  .Shefhans  daughter,(he  tee  him  Attai 
46\Ephah  Calebs  concubine  tee  Haran 
48. Maacha  Calebs  concubine  teeSheber 
49.(he  bare  alfo  Shaaph  the  father  of  Mad. 

.    4.6;Naarah te2;him  Ahufam and  Hepher,and 
o.Jabez,becaiife  I  tee  him  with  forrow 
1 7.fhe  bare  Miriam  and  Shammai 
1 8. his  wife  Jehudijahtee  Jeredthe  fath.of 
7.  I4.f6ns  of  Manaffeh, A(hricl,whom  fhe  te'e 
his  concub.the  Aramiteffe  tee  Machir 
1 6.Maachah  the  wife  of  Machir  tee  a  fon 
1 8  .his Jifter  Hammolekeh  te'e  Ilhad 
2 3  .Ephraims  wife  te'e  a  fon,  called  Beriah 

2  Chr.  1 1.  i9.-which  te'e  him  childrenjeu(h,and 

20.Maacah  daught.of  Abf.which  te  Abijah 
Vvo.i-j . 2  5-.foolifh  fon  bitternes  to  her  that  tehim 

2  3 .2  5.and  (he  that  te'e  thee  fhall  rejoyce 
Cant. 6.9. (he  is  the  choice  one  of  her  that  tee  her 
\   8. 5. there  (he  brought  thee  forth  that  te'e  thee 
lfa.  8 . 3  .Prophetc(Te,(he  concei ved,and  te'e  a  fon 

5 1 . 2. and  unto  Sarah  that  te'e  you 
fer.  16.3.  concerning  their  mother  that  ba.  them 
20.  i4.1et  not  the  day  wherin  my  moth.teme 
!  .    22.26.caft  thceout,  &  thy  mother  that  tethee 

50.1 2. (he  that  tee  you  (halbe  afhnmed 
£^.23.4.Aholah  &  Aholibah,theytefons  and 
37.caufedthe  fons  whom  they  teetopaffe 
Hof.  1 . 3  .Gomer,which  conceived  &  tehim  a  fon 
6.  fhe  conceived  again,and  tee  a  daughter 
8. when  (lie  had  weaned  Lornh.fhe  bare  a  fon 
Lidi.i  i.27.bleffed  is  the  womb  that  te'e  thee  - 
i  s    23.29.bicffedare  the  wombs  that  never  tee 

T&dxzfmt. 
I  L/^.8,.8  Sprung  up,&  tee  fruit  an  hundred  fold 
Ke^.22.2.tree  of  life,which  te  i2.maner  of  fruits 
ISare  rule. 

1  Kjn.9.  z  3  .which  tee  rule  over  the  peo.that  wr. 

2  Cbro.  8.10.     2  5  o.that  bare  rule  over  the  people 
Neh.  5.15.  even  their  fervants  terule  over  the  pe. 

H5ate  witneffe,  or  IBate  rcctrrd. 
Mar. 1 4. 5  6.many  tee  falfe  witneffe  againft  him 
5 7. there  arofe  certain,  &  bare  falfe  witneffe 
Z.«£.4.2i.and  all  tee  him  witnefle,&  wondred 
John  1 . 1 5.John  tee  witneffe  of  him,and  cried 
3  2. John  bare  record,faying,I  faw  the  fpirit 
3  4.I  faw,&  tee  record,  that  this  is  the  Son 
5.33  John,he  bare  witneffe  unto  the  truth 
12.17. &  raifed  him  from  the  dead,terecord 
19.35  -an^  ^e  tnat  ^3W  n3  bare  record 
Aft.  1 5.8.knoweth  the  hearts, tee  them  witnefs 
Rev.  i.2.who  tee  record  of  the  word  of  God 


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1 2(i??.2.26.becaufe  thou  bareft  the  ark  of  the  Lo. 
lfa.6  3 . 1 9-thou  never  bareft  rule  over  them 
"ihn  3 .26.totwhom  thou  te*e^  witneffe 


Levit.i  3 .4  5. his  clothes  (halbe  rent,his  head  bare 
■  5  5-whether  it  be  tee  within  or  without 

i/«z.32.ii.ftripand  make  you  tee,  &  gird  fackcl. 
47.2.make  tee  the  legge,uncover  the  thigh 
5  2.  io. the  L.hath  made  tee  his  holy  arme  in 

/e>M3.2  2.skirtsdifcovered,&  thy  heels  made  ba. 
49. 10.  but  I  have  made  Efau  tee. 

£^.i6.7.grown,whereasthou  waft  nak.  &  tee 

2  2.when  thou  waft  naked  &  te'e,  and  poll. 
39-leavethee  nakedand  te'e      Ch.23.29; 

Joel  i.7.fig-tree3he  hath  made  it  clean  tee 
IBare. 

1  Cor.  1 5. 3 7. not  that  body  that  (halbe,but  tegta. 

Barefoot, 

2  Sam.  1 5 . 3  o.he  went  bare-foot,  &  all  the  people 
Ifa.zo.z.he.  did  fo,walking  naked  mil. bare-foot 

3  .like  as  Ifaiah  walked  naked  and  bare-foot 
4-Egyptians  &  Ethiopians  naked  Scbare-fo. 

Bartyamlte. 
2  Sam.zx.i l-  A-Zmaneth  the  Barhumlte 

1  Chron.ii.x  ■>. 
IBarial). 
2  Chr.  3.22  .fons  of  Semaiah^attufhjTgealjBami'; 

Watidug. 
Aft.  13.6a  Sorcerer,whofe  name  was  Barkfus 

25at=31ona. 
Mftf.i6.i7.faid,Bleffedart  thouSknon  Bar-fona 

Batfee. 
lfa.  56.1  o.dumb  dogs,they cannot  barfe 

BasfeeO- 
Joel  1 .7. laid  my  vine  wafte,  &  barfed  my  fig-tree 

215atS$osf. 
E*2'a  2.53  .the  children  of  Bar\osj.hz  child.of  Sif. 

Nehem.j.^. 
1&sthy. 

Exod.g.z  1. the  flaxe  and  the  barley  was  fmitten 

for  the  barley  was  in  the  eare,and 
Levk.zj.  i6.an  Homer  of  barley  feed  (halbe  val.at 
Num.j.i  5  .tenth  part  of  an  Ephah  of  barley  meal 
Deut. S.S.zlsxii  of wheat,and  barley, and  wines 
Judg.-j.  1 3  .a  dream,Lo,  a  cake  of  barley  bread 
Ruth  i.22.inthebeginningofte/ej'harveft 
2,  i7.gleaned,it  was  about  an  Ephih  of  barley 

2  3  .unto  the  end  of  barley  hat  veft 
3.2.Boaz,hewinneth  barky  tonight  in 
1 5  .Boaz,he  meafured  6.meafures  of  barley 
1 7  .Ruth  faid,Thefe  6.meaf.of  barly  gave  he 
2  Sam.  1 4. 3  o.Joabs  field,he  hath  barley  there 
17. 28. brought  beds,wheat,te/ej',and  floui'e 
2 1. 9. Sauls  fons  hanged  in  thebegin.of  ^.ha. 

1  I\i/z.4.28.te'/eyalfo,and  ftraw  for  the  horfes 

2  I(m.4.42.broughtthem3n  20. loaves  of  barley 

7 . 1  .two  meafures  of  barley  for  a  fhekell,  in  the 

Ver.i6,i8- 

1  Chr.  1 1 . 1 3  .was  a  parcell  of  ground  full  of  barky 

2Cfcy.2.io.tiiatcuttimber,2cooo.meaf.ofte/ey 

1  5  .the  wheat  and  the  barky  let  him  fend  to 
27 . 5-chil.of  Am.  gave  him  1  oooo.mcaf.of  ba. 

fob  3  1. 40  .and  cockle  in  ftead  of  barley 
1^.28.2  5. principallwheat,&  the  appointed  bad. 
fer. 4 1.8  .we  have  treaf.of  wheat,and  of  barley 
£^.4. 9. take  thou  alfo  unto  thee  wheat  &  barky 
1 2. thou  (halt  eate  it  as  barley  cakes 
1 3 .  19.W1II  ye  pollute  me  for  hand  fulls  of  bar. 
45. 1 3  .fixth  part  of  an  Ephih  of  an  Ho.of  bar. 
Hof.  3.2.I  bought  her  to  me  for  an  Homer  of  barly 
and  an  halfe  Homer  of  barky 
foel  1 . 1 1  -howle  for  the  w  heat,and  for  the  barky 
fohn  6.9.2.  lad  which  hath  fivete/ev  loaves,and 
1 3. with  the  fragments  of  the  5. te.  loaves 
Rev. 6.6.1  heard  avoicefay,3.meaf.of  te.for  a,p. 

IBarrtabaff. 
A  ft. 4. 3  6. Jofes,by  the  Apoft.furnamed  Barnabas 
9.27 .SmlfBarnabas took  him,&  brought  him 
1  i.22.fent  Barnabas  to  go  as  far  as  Antioch 

2  5  .then  departed  Barnabas  to  Tarfus,to  feek 
ao.fent  by  the  hands  of^  Barnabas  and  Saul 

1 2.2  j.Barri.and  Saul  returned  from  Jerufalem 
1 3 . 1  .certain  proph.&  teachers,as  Barnab.zni 
2.feparate  mc  Barri.Sc  Saul  for  the  worfhip 
7.Sergius  Paulus,  whocalled  forB<»7z.and 
43.Profelytesfollowed  Paul  and  Barnabas 
46.Paul  and  Barnabas  waxed  bold 
5oJewes raifed  perfecution  againft  Barmb. 
1 4. 1  z.they  called  Barnabas, Jup'Kev,znd 

i4.when_j 


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B  A  S       B  A  S 


i4.when  the  Apoft.  Barnabas  &  Paul  heard 
zo.Pauljhe  departed  with  harnab.to  Derbe 
i  j.2.Paul  &  Barm,  had  no  fmall  diffent.with 
determined  that  Paul  &  Bar.(hou\d  go  up 
1 2.multitude  gave  audience  to  Bar.  &  Paul 
ai.owncompito  Antioch  with  Paul  &  Bar. 

2  j. with  our  beloved  Barnabas  and  Paul 

3  5. Paul  &  Barnabas  continued  in  Antioch 
36\Paulfaid  to  Barnabas, Let  us  go  againe 
37.2to?2.determined  to  take  with  them  Joh. 
39. Barnabas  took  Mark.gc  failed  unto  Cyp. 

1  Cor. 9.5.I  only  &  Barnab.  have  not  we  power  to 
Gal. 2 .  1 .1  went  up  again  to  Jerufal. with  Barnabas 

p.gave  to  me  &  Barn.the  right  hands  of  fell. 

1 3 .  Bar.wzs  carried  away  with  their  diffim. 
C0I.4. 1  o.Marcus  filters  fon  to  Barnabas 

3Barne. 
z  Kjn.6it7.otit  of  the  barm  floorc,or  out  of  the 
Job  39.1 2.feed>and  gather  it  into  thy  batne 
Hag.z.io.is  the  feed  yet  in  the  barm  ? 
Mat.  1 3 . 3  o.but  gather  the  wheat  into  my  barm 
Lu^.iz. 24. which  have  neither  ftore-houfc,nor  ba. 

JIBarnep. 
Fro.  3 . 1  o.  fo  fhall  thy  barm  be  filled  with  plenty 
Joel  1 . 1 7  .the  barms  are  broken  down,for  the 
Mat.6.i6.hu\es  of  the  aire,  nor  gather  intobarns 
I#£.i2.i8.Hepulldownemyk'?ZM)&  build  gr. 

25avabl)aaf. 

Mat.zy.  i6\had  then  a  notab.prifoner  called  Bare. 
1 7  .will  ye  that  I  releafe  Barrabbas,  or  Jef us 
20. multitude,  that  they  (hould  aske  Barrab. 
2 1. releafe  unto  you  ?  they  fa.id,Barrabbas 
26.thenreleafed  he  Barrabbas  unto  them 
Mar.  1  5.7  .there  was  one  named  Barrab.yihich  lay 
1 1  .moved  the  pio.that  he  mould  releafe  Ba. 
1  J.Pilate  tocontent  tfie  peop.releafed  Ban. 
Im\, 2  3. 1 8. away  with  this  man, &  relea.to  us  Ba. 
John  1 8.40  .not  this  man,but  Barrabbas 

now  Barrabbas  was  a  robber 
3l5a'tw. 
Neh.y.i.let  them  (hut  the  doores>and6«re  them 

215arre, 
£#<?.26".28.the  middle  barre  in  the  midft  of  the 
36. 33. he  made  the  middle  barre  to  (hoot  thor. 
Num.4. 1  o.and  mail  put  it  upon  a  barre 

1 2.inftruments  of  minift.put  them  on  a  bar 
Judg.  1 6. 3  .took  doores,two  po&s,barre  and  all 
Amo.  1 . 5  .break  alfo  the  barre  of  Damafcus 

Barrel!. 
1  Kjn.17.1z.but2  hand  full  of  mealeina  barre  11 
^.thetara^ofmeale  mall  not  wafte 
i6.the  barrell  of  meale  wafted  not 
2!5an:ricf. 
i  Kin.  18.3  3  .fill  ^.barrels  of  water>and  powre 

barren. 
Gen.  11.30  .but  Sarai  was  barren 

25.21  .Ifaac  entreated,becaufe  (he  was  barren 
29.31  .but  Rachel  was  barren 
&W.23. 26. nothing  caft  their  young, nor  be  bar. 
Deut.7. 14.1x01  be  male  or  female  barren  among 
Judg.  1 3 .2.Manoah  his  wife  was  barr.Si  bare  not 
3. thou  art  barren,znd  beareft  not,  but  thou 

1  Sam.z.  5  .fo  that  the  barren  hath  borne  feven 

2  i£«z.2.i9.wateris naught,  &  the  ground  barren 

2 1. not  be  from  thence  death  or  barren  land 
Job  24. 2 1  .evill  entreats  the  ban.  that  bearet  h  not 

39.6.and  the  barren  land  his  dwellings 
Vfal.  113 .9.he  maketh  the  fer.wom.to  keep  houfe 
Pro.  3  o.  1 6. the  grave,  and  the  6<»'.womb,the  earth 
627^.4. 2.{heep,  and  none  is  barren  among  them 

Chapt.6.6. 
//S. 5 4. i.fing,  O barren,thou  that  didft  not  beare 
Joel  2.20.and  will  drive  him  into  a  land  barren 
L#£.i.7.becaufe  that  Elizabeth  was  barren 
36.who  was  called  barren 
23 .29.they  (hall  fay,Bleffed  are  the  barren 
Gal. 4-.z7.fot  it  is  writtcn,Rejoyce  thou  barren 
2  Per.  i.8.neither  barren  nor  unfruitfull  in  the 

HBarrennefTe. 
Vfal.  107.3  4.a  fruitfull  land  into  barrenmffe  for 

Partes. 
Exod.z6. zo.fhzh  make  banes  of  Shittim-wood 
27>and  ^.barres  for  the  boards  of  the  other 
five  barre  s  for  the  boards  of  the  fide  of 
zj.rmgsof  gold  for  places  for  the  banes 
thou  (halt  over-lay  the  bartesjvith  gold 


35-i  n.make  his  taches,his  barres,  his  pillars 

36.3 1. and  he  made  banes  of  Shittim-wood 

3  2.five  banes  for  the  boards  of  the  other 

live  barre s  for  the  boards  of  the  tabern. 
3  4-to  be  places  for  the  banes 

and  over-  laid  the  barres  with  gold 

39.33  .broad  boards,his  barre s,zni  his  pillars 

40. 1 8.and  put  in  the  barres  thereof,  and 

Num.  3 . 3  6.(halbe  the  boards  of  the  tab.&  the  bar. 

4.3 1. the  boards  of  the  trabern.&  the  feuherof 

Z>c/tf.3.j.fenced  with  high  walls,gates,and  barres 

1  So..  23  centring  into  a  town  that  hath  ga.&  ba. 

1  Kjn. 4. 1 3  .cities,with  walls,  and  brafen  barres 

2  Cfo'.8.5.fenccd  cities,with  walls,gates,&  barres 

i4.7.about  them  walls  &  towres,  gates  &  bar. 
Neb.  3 . 3  .the  lockes  thereofjand  the  barres  thereof 
Ver.6",  13,14,1 5. 
Job  17.1 6. they  dial  go  down  to  the  bar.oi  the  pit 
38.10.and  fet  barres  and  doores 
40.18  .his  bones  are  like  barres  of  iron 
Vfal.  107. 1 6\and  cut  the  barres  of  iron  in  funder 

Ifaiah  4^.z. 
147. 1 3.ftrengthened  the  barresoi thy  gates 
Vro.  1 8 . ^.contentions  like  the  barres  of  a  caftle 
7^.49.3  i-nations  which  have  nor  gates  nortec 

5:  i.30.Babylon,her  barres  are  broken 
Lam.z.y.  he  hath  deftroyed  and  broken  het  barres 
£5^.38.1 1. and  having  neither barres,nor  gates 
Jonah  z. 6. the  earth  with  her  barres  was  about  me 
Nah.  3.13  .the  fire  (hall  devoure  thy  barres 

IBarfabasf. 

/((S.i.2  3.Jofeph  called  Barfabas,  who  was  firna. 

1 5. 2 2. Judas  firnamed  Barfabas,  and  Silas 

25artl)olomeK>. 

M at. 1 0.3. Philip, &  Bartbol.Thomis  &  Matthew 

Mar.  3 . 1 8 .  &  Luli.6. 1 4.  &  Act.  1 . 1 3 . 

^arttmens. 
Mar.  10. 46. blin&Bartimeits  the  fon  of  Timeus 

Barurh. 
Neb. 3. zo. Bar. the  fon  of  Zabb.  earneftly  repaired 
1  o.6.Daniel,Ginnethon,8<:w&  fealed 
1  i.f.Maafiah  the  fon  of  Baruch  dwelt  at  Jeruf. 
Jet. 1 2.12.  gave  the  evide.of  the  purchafe  to  Bar. 
1 3 .1  charged  Baruch  before  them,faying 
1 6. had  delivered  the  evid.of  the  purc.to  Ba. 
3  6.4. Jeremiah  called  Baru.  the  fon  of  Neriah 
and  Baruch  wrote  from  the  mouth  of  Jer. 
5  .Jeremiah  commanded  Baruch,  faying 
8. Bar. did  according  to  all  that  Jer.comman. 
io.then  read  Bar.'m  the  book,  the  words  of 
1 3  .when  Spread  the  book  in  the  eares  of  I 
14-the  princes  fent  Jehudi  unto  Baruch 
Baruch  tooktheroulein  his  hand, &  came 
1  f  .fo  Baruch  read  it  in  their  eares 
i6.heard,they  were  afraid,  and  faid  to  Baru. 
1 7 .  an  d  they  asked  Bar.fayingjTell  us  no w 
1 8.£<«\anfw.and  pronounced  thefe  words 
1 9. the  princes  faid  to  Baruch,Go  hide  thee 
26".  the  K.  comanded  to  take  Bar.  &  Jeretn. 
27.K.burnt  theroul,&  words  which  Ba.wt. 
3  2.Jer.took  another  roule,&  gave  to  Baruch 
43.3.Bi?i-«cfefetteththeeon  againft  us,for  to 

5.Johanan  took  Jercm.and  Baru.into  Egypt 
45. 1  .the  word  that  Jerem.  (pake  unto  Baruch 
2. thus  faith  the  L.the  G.of  If.to  theejOBrf. 
Barilla*. 
2  Sam.  1 7.27.  Bar^illai  the  Gilcadite  of  Rogelim 
19.3  l.Barzjllai  came  down  from  Rogelim,  & 
3  z.Bar^llai  was  a  very  aged  man 
3  3  .the  king  faid  to  Bartjllai, Come  thou 
34.Ea>\.  faid  to  the  kings  How  long  have  I 
3  9.the  king  kiffed  Barbital ,&  bleffed  him 
2 1 .8.brought  up  for  Adriel  the  fon  of  Bar^ll. 

1  Kin.  2.7.  (hew  kindneffe  to  the  fons  of  Bar-qUai 
E%r.z.6  i.the  children  of  Btf^.which  took  a  wife 

of  the  daughters  of  Bar-ziUai  the  Gileadite 
Nehem.7.63. 

SBSfe, 

2  Sam.6. 2  2. and  will  be  bafe  in  mine  own  fight 
Job  30. 8. children  of  fooles,children oibafe  men 
Ifa.  3 . 5  .and  the  bafe  againft  the  honourable 
E^e\.  1 7. 14-that  the  kingdome  might  be  bafe 

29. 14. they  (hal.be  there  a  bafe  kingdome 
Mal.z.9.thttioK  have  I  made  you  contem.&  bafe 

1  Cor.i.zZ.bafe  things  of  this  world  hath  G.  cho. 

2  Cor.  10.  i.I  Paul,who  in  prefence  am  foamong 


SBafe, 
1 1(?»'7-i7.foiire  cub.  was  the  length  of  one  bafe 
29.upon  the  ledges  there  was  a  bafe  above 
3o.everyta/<:had  foure  brafen  wheeles 
3  i.mouthround,afterthe  work  of  the  bafe 
3  2.axeltrees  of  the  wheels  joyned  to  the  ba. 
J4.four  underfetters  to  the  4.corn.of  one  ba. 
underfetters  were  of  the  very  bafe  it  felfe 
3  5. on  the  top  of  the  bafe,  a  round  compaffe 
on  the  top  of  the  bafe  the  ledges  thereof 
Zech.  5. 1 1. and  fet-there  upon  her  owne  bafe 

Bafer. 

Acl.17.  y.took  cert.lewd  fellows  of  the  bafer  fort 

3Bafes. 

1  KJW.7-.27.and  he  made  ten  bafes  of  braffe 

28.the  work  of  the  bafes  was  on  thismancr 
3 7. after  this  maner  he  made  the  tea  bafes 

3  8. on  every  one  of  the  ten  bafes  one  laver 
39.he  put  five  bafes  on  the  right  fide  of  the  - 

4  3  .ten  bafes,znd  ten  leaves  on  the  bafes 

2  Kin.  1 6. 1 7.  Ahaz.cut  off  the  borders  of  the  bafes 

25.13  .the  bafes,and  the  brafen  fea  that  was 

i6.the  bafes  which  Solomon  had  made 

2  Cbr.4. 1 4.he  made  alfo  bafes,  &  lavers  upon  baf 

£•^•.3 .3  .they  fet  the  altar  upon  his  bafes 

Jer.zT. ^.concerning  the fea,&  concern.the  baf. 

5  2. 1 7.the  bafes,  &  the  brafen  fea  that  was  in 

20.1 2.brafen  bulls  that  were  under  the  bafts 

2l5afeft. 

E\e/{.  29.15.  Pathros,it  (halbe  the  baf.oi  kingdo. 
Dfl».4.  i7.fetteth  up  over  it  the  bafefi  of  men 

JBafljan,  called  Bafan. 
2v7tf8.2i.3  3.turned,  &  went  up  by  the  way  of  Ba. 
Og  the  K-of  Baflj.vient  out  againft  them 
32.33  .kingd.of  Og  K.of  Bafhan  given  to  Gad 
Deut.  1.4. had  flain  Og  the  King  of  Bajhan,which 
3 . 1  .we  turned,  and  went  up  the  way  to  Bafhan 
theKing of  Bajbanca.me  out  againft  us 
Chapt.29.7. 
3.delivered  into  our  hands  Og  the  K.of  Ba. 
4<the  kingdom  of  Og  in  Bajhan,6o. cities 
io.cities  of  the  kingdom  of  Og  in  Bafhan 

Jofh.11.11. 
1 1  .only  Og  K.of  Ba/&.remained  of  the  rem. 
1 3-the  reft  of  Gilead,and  all  Bajhan,being 
the  region  of  Argob  with  all  Bafhan 
i4.£a/£wz,Hanoth,Jair,unto  this  day 
4.43. Golan  in  Bafhan,  of  the  Manaflltes 

47.poff.this  land,&  the  land  ofOg  K.of  Ba. 
3  2.  i4.and  rams  of  the  breed  of  Bajhan,znd 
3  3.22.Dan5heihall  leap  from  Baflian 
Jof.y.  1  o.and  to  Og  king  of  Banian,  which  was  at 
^U  2.4.and  the  coaft  of  Og  King  of  Bajh.  which 
5.reigned  in  Salcah,and  in  all  Bafhan 
13. 1  i.Hermon,and  all  Bafhan  unto  Salcah 
1 2.all  the  kingdome  of  Og  inEaJhan,which 
3  o.their  coaft  was  from  Mahanaim  allftzjfr. 
all  the  kingdome  of  Og  King  olBafran, 
the  towns  of  Jair,  which  are  in  Bafhan 
!   i7.i.amanofwar,hehadGileadand  Bafhan 
5.ten  portions,befide  the  land  of  Gil. &  Ba. 
20.8.Golaninlta/&.outofthe  tribe  of  M:inaf. 
2 1 ,6.out  of  the  half  tribe  of  Manaffch  in  Bajh. 
27.they  gave  Golan  in  Bajb.with  her  fubur. 
22.7.Mofes  had  given  poffeflion  in  Bafhan 

1  Ki'ii'4. 1 3  .region  of  Argob>  which  is  in  Bafhan 

1 9. country  of  Og  the  King  of  Bafhan 

2  Kin.  10.33 .even  Gilead  and  Bafhan  Haz.  fmote 
1  Cbr.  5 . 1 1  .child. of  Gad  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Ba. 

1 2.and  Jaani,and  Shaphat  in  Bafhan 
i6.they  dwelt  in  Gilead  in  Bafhan 
2  3. they  encreafed  from  Bafh.to  Baal-Herm. 
6.7 1. fons  of  Gerlh.wcre  ?iven  Golan  in  Bafh. 
Neh.9. 2  2.pofle(Ted  the  land  of  Og  king  of  Bafhan 
Vfa.zz.i  2.ftrong  buls  of  Rthave  befet  me  round 
58.i  j.the  hill  of  God  is  as  the  hill  of  Bafhan 
an  high  hill  as  the  hill  of  Bafhan 
2  2  .the  Lo.faidjle  bring  again  from  Bafhan 
i35.ii.andOgtheKingoftfrfj&.  Vf.i 36.20. 
//2i.2.i3.and  upon  all  theOakes  of  Bafhan 

^.g.Bafhan  and  Carmel  (hake  off  their  fruits 
Jer.zz.  20.  lift  up  thy  voice  in  Bafhan,-\nd  ay  for 
5o.i9.I£racl,he  (hall  feed  on  Carmel,&  EaJhS 
E^{.z7.6.of  the  Oakes  of  Bafhan  have  they  made 

3  9. 1 8  .all  of  them  fatlings  of  Bafhan 
Amos  4.  i  .heare  this  word,y  e  Kine  of  Bafhan 
Micah  7. 1 4. let 


B  A  S       B  A  S 


Micah  7. 1 4-let  them  feed  in  Bajhan  and  Gilead 

Nah.  i.A.Bafhan  Ianguifheth,and  Carmel 

Zech  1 1  .i.howIe  all  ye  Oakes  of  Bajhanfot  the 

«a(ljematb. 
Got.  16.  ^.Bajhentath  the  daught.of  Elon  the  Hit. 
?(>.z.Ba\hematb  Ifmaels  daughter 
*.Bajbetnath  bare  Revel 
io.Revel  the  fon  of  Bajhe.the  wife  of  Efau 
ij.'thefe  the  fons  of Bajhemath  Efaus  wife 
Verfe  17. 
JHJaGn.  See  lfeafbrt. 
mafifcet. 
(?^.40.i7.uppermoftte^were  all  manner  of 
birds  did  eate  them  but  of  the  basket 
£*«/.  29.3. thou  (halt  put  them  in  one  basket 

and  bring  them  in  the  te^.with  the  bull. 
2j.one  wafer  out  of  the&^.of  unleaven. 
*  2.  Aar.  &  his  fons  fhal  eat  the  br.in  the  ba. 
Levk.  8 .  2.take,a  basket  of  unleavened  bread 

ztf.and  out  of  the  baf.  of  unleav.bre.he  took 
3 1. bread  in  the  basket  of  cortfecrations 
Num.6. 1  f  .and  a  basket  of  unleavened  bread 
i7.offer,with  the  baf.  of  unleavened  bread 
i9.prieft  take  one  unlea.cake  out  of  the  baf. 
Deut.z6.z.f\ti\  fruit,  and  (halt  put  it  in  thy  basket 
4.the  prieft  (hall  take  the  basket  out  of  thine 
a8.f  .bleffed  (halbe  thy  basket  and  thy  ftore 
I7.curfed  (halbe  thy  basketarxdthy  (lore 
/««^.6.i9.Gideon,thefle(hbeput  in  abas^t 
yer.m.i.ont  basket  had  very  good  figs 
Amos  8 . 1  .behold,a  basket  of  Summer  fruit.  V.  2. 
^#.9.25  -Saul  the  difcip.let  him  down  in  a  bas\. 
2  Car.  1 1 .3  J  .through  the  wind.in  a  ba.  was  I  let  d. 

H5a0feet0. 
GOT.40.16.I  had  three  white  baskets  On  my  head 

1 8. the  three  baskets  are  three  daies 

2  $».  10.7.  put  their  heads  in  baf.zni  fent  them 

/c/-.6.9.hand,  as  a  grape-gatherer  to  the  baskets 

24.1. behold,  2.H".of  figs  were  fet  before  the 

Afaf.i4.a°-fragments that  remained,  1  iMf.Sm 

Luke  $.17. 
1  < .  2  7  .broken  meat,  fe  ven  baskets  fu!  1 

i6.o.and  how  many  baskets  took  ye  up 

Ver.io.  8cMar.S.  19,20. 
Afc»".6.4J.they  took  up  n.bdskets  full  of  the 
fofe»  6,1?  .and  filled  1  z.bafviith  the  fragments 
^  .         fcadfth. 

NOT.7-J4.the  children  of  Bd/Ziifejthe  children  of 

1H5afmatb. 
1  K^-4- 1 5  •  Ahimaaz.he  took  Bafmath  the  daugh. 

UPafon. 
£#<k/.  1 1 . 2  2 .dip  in  the  bloud  that  is  in  the  bafon 

1  Cfer.28.17.gold  by  weight  for  every  bafon 

(ilver  by  weight  for  every  bafon  of  fiiver 
John  1 3. 5. he  powreth  water  into  a  bafonyand 

15afutt&. 

£arorf.24.6.took  half  the.blmid,& put  it  mbafons 

27. 3. his (hovels,his bafons,his  flelh  hoofees 

Chapr.38.3. 
Num.4. 1 4  and  the  baf.  all  the  veflels  of  the  altar 

2  Sa.  1 7.28.brought  beds,&  ba.Sc  earthen  veflels 

1  I^B.7.40.Hiram  made  the  lavers3(hovels,&  baf. 

2  Cbron.q  1 1 
4^.pots3(hovels3and&ii!/wzi  which  Htr.made 
5o.thebooks3fnuffers,6<z/fl«x,and  the  fpobns 

2  Kjn.  12.13.  boules  of  fiiver,  fnuffers,  baf.  trum. 

1  Ckro. 28 .17. for  golden  bajb.he  gave  gold  by  we 

2  Cfero.4-8.he  made  an  hundred  bafons  of  gold 

2  2.fnurters,fo/Xpoons,cenfers,o  f  pure  gold 
E\r- 1. 10. thirty  bafons  of  gold, Giver  bafons  of  a 
8.27  alfo  lO.ta/iofgold  of  a  iooo.drachms 
NOT.  7 .70. the  Tirfhatha  gave  to  the  treaf.  jcMf. 
fer.  <;  2.  i9.the  baf.the  fire-pans,they  took  away 

flBaftartj. 
T>eut.z-$.z.aba(lard<hA\  not  enter  into  the  con". 
ZeOT.9-6.and  a  bafiard (hall  dwell  in  Afhdod 

^aftatog. 
Heb.iz.%.  if  without  chaftifement,then  bajlards 

1Batb. 
J/3.  ^  .io.ten  acres  of  vineyard'fhal  yeeld  one  Bath 
E^.4j;.io.a  jnft  Ephahand  a  juft  B«fe 

1  i.the  Ephah  &  the  Baffe  (halbeof  one  me. 

that  the  Ba.mzy  contanthe  ten-h  part  of 

j4.Concern.theordin.ofoilc,theB#feofo;l 

ye  (hall  offer  the  tenth  part  of  a  Batb 


BAT       BAT 

SBatbe. 
Lev.i  y.  j.wafh  his  clothes,  &  fefee  himfelf  in  w. 
Ver.6,7,8,io,n. 

1 3. and  tefee  his  fle(h  in  running  water 
i8.they  (hall  both  fofee  themfelves  in  water 
2i.touchethherbedJ  (hall  tWfee  himfelfe 
22.any  thing  that  (he  fate  on3fhall  te.himf. 
27.toucheth  thole  things3(halbe  uncl.& ba. 
l6.26.let  go  the  fcape-goat,(hal  bathe  himfelfe 
28. he  that  burns  them  (haft  wa(h  and  bathe 
1 7.  i?. eats  that  which  died  of  it  fel  (hal  bathe 
.  io\if  he  wafh  not,nor  tofee  his  fkfh.then 
Num.\<). 7. the  prieft  (hall  wa(h  &  bathe  his  flefh 
8.hethat  burns  her  (hall  te.hisfleih  in  wa. 
lo.on  thefeventh  day3&  tto.himfelfin  wat. 
SktljcD. 
^•34-  5 -for  my  fword  (halbe  bathed  in  heaven 

IBathSf. 

1  Kitl.7.z6.h  contained  two  thoufond. Baths 

3 8. one  laver  contained  forty  Baths 

2  Chr.z.  xo.twenty  thoufand  Baths  of  wine  to  the 
4. 5. it  received  and  held  30oo.B<#fe* 

E^jvi  7.2  2.and  to  an  hundred  Baths  of  wine 

and  to  an  hundred  Baths  of  oile,  and  fait 
£^.4  j.i4.which  is  an  Homer  of  ten  Baths 

for  ten  Baths  are  an  Homer 
HBathrabbim. 
C<0tf. 7. 4. full-pools  in  Hefhb.  by  the  gate  of  Bath. 

IBattyfljeba,  called  Bathjhua. 
1  Sa.  1 1 . 3 .is  not  thlsBatbjheba  the daug.of  Eliam 

1 2. 2  4.  David  comforted  Bathjheba  his  w  ife 
1  fCf*.  1 . 1 1  .Nathan  (pake  to  Batbfbe.thz  moth.of 
1  j. Bathjheba  went  in  unto  the  king  into 
l6.&0fe/&;bowcd,&  did  obeyfance  to  the  K. 
28. king  David  faid,Call  me  Bathjheba 
3  i.B<tffe/&.bowed,&  did  reverence  to  the  K. 
2.1 3.Adonijah  the  fon  of  Hagg.  came  to  Bath. 
i8.Bathfheba  faid,Well,  He  (peak  for  thee  to 
i9.BiJffe.went  to  K.Solo.to  fpeak  for  Adon. 
1  Ch'o.  3.5. of  Bathjhua  the  daughter  of  Ammiel 

IBat. 
Lev.  1 1  .ip.Heron  after  her  kind,Lapw.  &  the  Bat 

Deut.14.1S 


J[/&.2.20.cafl:  idols  to  the  Moles,and  to  the  Bats 
«atteH. 

<?OT.i4.8.joyned  battell  with  them  in  the  vale 
Num.i vi  1 4. with  capt.  which  came  from  the  batt. 
Juty. 8. 1 3. Gideon  returned  from  battell  before 
20.34.againft  Gibeah,and  the  battell  was  fore 
42.but  the  battell  overtook  them 

1  S£.4.2.Philiftines,and  when  they  joyned  batt. 

14.23.the  battell pzfted  over  unto Beth-aven 
17. 2. fet  the  to. in  aray  againft  the  Philiftines 
8  .why  are  ye  come  out  to  fet  your  battell  in 
20.  David  fhouted  for  the  battell 
2i.Ifr.  &  Ph;lift.hadputthete##inaray 
28  .thou  art  come  downe  to  fee  the  battell 
47.  for  the  battell  is  the  Lords 
3 1 . 3  .the  battell  went  fore  againft  Saul 
Z  Sa.  1 .4. he  anfw.The  people  are  fled  fro  the  bat, 

2  5  .how  are  the  mighty  fallen  in  the  battell 
2.17  .there  was  a  very  fore  bMell  that  day 
io.8.childie  of  Ammon  put  the  battell  in  aray 

9-when  loib  faw  that  the  front  of  the  battel 
1 1.1 5-f  t  Unah  in  the  front  of  the  hotteft  bat. 
if.mak:  thv battell mor°ftrongaga.thecity 
18. 6. the  battc II  was  in  the  wood  of  Ephraim 

8.th  baitell  was  there  featured  over  the  face 

21.18  .-here  was  a  battell  >vith  the  Phil  .at  Gob 

ip.there  was  again  zbatteUzr  Gob  with  the 

20  there  was  vet  a  battell  in  Gath 

lI$«.20.i4.Ahabfaid,Who(hill  order  the  batt. 

29-in  thefeventh  day  the  battell  was  joyntd 

5  9. thy  fervantvwent  out  into  thebattfU 

12. 30. He  difguifemv  felf,&  enter  into  iheba. 

and  rhe  k  ng  of  Ifratl  went  into  the  tof. 

3  f  .an    '  he  battell  enrreafed  tl  iat  da v 

2  K?».3.26.tht  K.of  Moab  faw  that  the  battel  was 
I  Cfe/.7.i  i.fouldiers  fif  to  go  out  for  war  &  battel 

10  3. and  the  battell  went  fore  againft  Saul 
1 1.8. men  of  war  fit  for  battell 

37.inftrum<ntsofwar  for  the  baHell 
lo.9.thecrntdr  of  Ammonput  the  bat.  in  aray 

1 6. 'w fieri  Joab  (aw  that  the  W.was  fet  aga. 


BAT        B  AT 

i7.David  fet  the  battel  in  aray  againft  them 
Dav.hadpucthefor.in axay  again)  the  Syr 
2  Cfer.13.3.  Abijah  fet  the  battell  in  aray  with  an 
Jerob.fec  the  battell  in  aray  againft  him 
!4.behold,the  battell  was b:fore  and  behind 
i4.io.theyfet  thebattell  in  aray  in  the  valley 
18.34.and  the  battell  encr.aiej  that  day 
20.1  j .the  battell  is  not  yours.but  Go  Is 

1 7.ye  (hall  not  need  to  fight  in  this  battell 
25  3. do  it,  be  hrong  f  r  the  battell 
fob  j  9. 2  y.and  the  frnelleth  the  batu  'I  afar  off 

4i.8.rememberthefeiifreft  :  do  no  more 
Pfal.  y  5. 1 8.delivered  my  foul  in  pe  ice  fro  the  bat. 

76. 3. the  (hu'ld.the fword,and  thebattell 
Ecclef.9. li.Ttce  isnotto  the  fwift,nor  th  bat.  to 
//<».9.f  .every  battell  of  the  warriour  is  with  conf. 
J  3.4.  L.of  hofts  muftereth  the  hod  of  the  bat. 
28.6. to  them  that  turn  the  battell  to  the  gate 
4!.2f.powredon  him  the  ftrengthof  the  batt. 
fer.B.e.is  the  horfe  rufherhintu  the  battell 
46. 3  .and  draw  neere  to  battell 
50.  i2.a  found  of  battell  is  in  the  land 
Hof  1  7.  will  not  fav:  them  by  bow,nor  battell 
2. 1 8. He  break  the  battell  cut  of  the  earth 
i o.9.the  bat.ol  Gibeah  againft  the  chil.of  ini. 
ISatteH^ajee. 
fer.  5 1 .  lo.thou  art  my  batull-axe  and  weapon 

®attd!-boa). 
ZfOT.9.io.and  the  battell-bm  (halbe  cut  off 
io.4.out  of  him  came  forth  the  battell-bm# 
Day  w/JBattell. 
1  Sa.  1 3 .2  2X0  it  came  to  paftc  in  the  day  of  batt. 
Job  3  3.2  3  .againft  the  day  of  battell  and  war 
P/78.9.  chil.of  Eph.tutnedbackin  the  day  ofba. 
140.7 .  haft  covered  my  head  in  the  day  of  bat, 
I'ro.  2 1 . 3  1  .horfe  is  prepared  againft  the  day  of  ba. 
Hof.  1  o.  i4.fpoiled  Beth-arbel  in  the  day  of  battel 
Amos  1. 1 4.  with  fhouting  in  the  day  of  battell 
Zech.  1 4. 3  .as  when  he  fought  in  the  day  of  battell 

/sH&atteH. 
De«f.2.9.Moabi.nor  contend  with  them  in  battell 
24-Sihon  contend  with  him  in  battell 
20.  j  .left  he  die  in  the  day  of  batiell,Sc  ano,  her 
Ver.6,7,8. 
fof.  1 1 . 1 9.cities,all  other  they  took  in  battell 
20.  that  they  mould  come  againft  Ifr.in  bat. 
,  22.3  3.didnot  intend  to  go  up  aga.them  in  ba. 
.7Wg.20.39.the men  oflfracl  retired  in  battell 

fmitten  downe,as  in  the  firft  battell 
i&»i.i4.22.followed  hardafterthemin  battell 
29.4.  ieft  in  the  battell  he  be  an  adverfary  to  us 
2  52.3.30.becaufehe  had  (lain  their  broth  in  bat, 
I9.3.fteale  away,when  they  flee  in  battell 
10.  Abfalom  is  dead  in  battell 
1  Chro  j.20.they  cried  to  God  inthcbatteU 

26.27.out  of  the  fpoiles  won  in  battell 
Pfal.  14.8  the  Lord  mighty  in  battell 

89.43.  haft  not  made  him  to  ftand  in  the  batt, 
Ifa. zz.z.not  flain  with  fword,nor  dead  in  btfteU 
27.4-  who  would  fet  thorns  againft  me  in  bati 
fer.  18.21  .let  their  young  men  be  (lain  in  battell 
E%ck- 1 3 . 5-to  ftand  in  the  bat.in  the  day  of  the  L. 
Dan.  1 1 .  20.dcftroyed,neither  in  anger,nor  in  bat, 
Joel  2 .  f .  as  a  ftrong  people  fet  in  battell  aray 
Obad.  1  .Edom,  let  us  rife  up  againft  her  in  battell 
Zecfe.io.3.as  his  goodlv horfe  in  thebattell 
5. in  the  mire  of  the  ftreets  in  the  balteli 
To  lSrttell. 
Nu.  2133  -Og>  He  &  all  his  people  to  bat  .at  Edrei 
31.21  .laid  to  the  men  which  went  to  the  batt. 
27. who  went  out  to  baitell 
2  8  .of  t  he  men  of  war  w  hich  w  ent  out  to  ba, 
3  2. 27.pafle  over  before  the  Lord  to  battell 
29.ev?ry  man  armed  to  bat.  before  the  Lord 
Deaf.  3 .  i.Og,he  and  all  his  people  to  batt.at  Edrei 
20.  i.whcn  thou  goeft  out  to  to.aga.thine  en. 
2.when  ye  are  come  nigh  unto  the  battell 
3 .0  j  frael  you  approach  this  day  unto  batt. 
29.7. came  out  againft  us  unto  battell 
fof '4. 1 3  .pafled  over  before  the  Lord  unto  battell 

8.  i4.went  out  againft  Ifrael  to  battell 

fudsf.  20. 1 4. to  go  out  to  fe'.againft  the  chil  of  If. 

*"  i8.which  (hall go  firft  tobatteU  againft  the 

10.  men  of  Ifrael  went  out  to  battell  xzpmft. 

2  3. (hall  I  go  up  againe  to  batt  .againft  Ben 

28.(hall  1  yet  again  go  out ^o  baitell 

_.,  iSa.4.t.%itatl 


BAT       BEA 

1  Sa.4.i.Ifrael  went  out  againft  the  Vhil.tobatt. 

7.io.the  Phil.drew  neer  to  battell  againft  Ifra. 
14.zo.Saul  &  the  people,they  came  to  the  bat. 
17.  x.Philiftines  gathred  their  armies  to  battell 

1 3. fons  of  Jefle  followed  Saul  to  battell 
names  of  his  3  .fons  that  went  to  battell 
26.  io.he  fhall  defcend  into  batteU&x.  penih 
28 . 1  .Dav.  thou  fhalt  go  out  with  me  to  battell 
Z9.4.1et  him  not  go  down  with  us  to  battell 

9«he  (hall  not  go  up  with  us  to  the  battell 
30. 24.as  his  part  is  that  gpes  down  to  the  bat. 

2  Sam.  10.13  .unto  the  battell  againft  the  Syrians 

1 1. 1 .  the  time  when  kings  go  forth  to  battell 
17.1 1. that  thou  goto  bat.m  chine  >wn  perfon 
z1.17.fb.3lt  go  no  more  out  with  us  to  battell 
2a.40.haft  girded  me  with  ftrength  to  battell 
23  .o.there  gathered  together  to  battell 

1  Kw-8.44.if thy  peop.go  out  to  bat.  againft  their 

22.4.wilt  thou  go  out  with  me  to  battell 
6.fhal  I  go  againft  Ramoth-Gilead  to  batt. 
1  j.fhal  we  go  againft  Ramoth-Gil.to  battel 
2CkoK.18.5ji4. 

2  Kjn.2. 7. thou  goe  with  me  againft  Moab  to  bat. 

1  Chr. 7. 40.th.1t  were  apt  to  the  war,&  to  battell 
1 1 . 1 3  .Philift.were  gathered  together  to  battel 
12.19.with  the  Philift.againft  Saul  to  battell 

3  3.of  Zebulun,  fuch  as  went  forth  to  battell 
3^.of  Afher/uch  as  went  forth  to  battell 
1 4. 1 5  .then  thou  fhalt  go  out  to  battell 
j«7.7.childr.of  Amm.gatheredj&  came  tobatt. 
1 4.the  peop.drew  nigh  before  the  Syr.to  ba. 
2,0. 1. at  the  time  the  kings  go  out  to  battell 

2  Chr.  1 8 .  29.Ile  difguife  my  klf,&  go  to  the  batt. 

difguifed,and  they  went  to  the  battell 

20. i.Ammon.  came  againft  Jehofhaph.to  bat. 

25.13  .that  they  fhould  not  go  w  ith  him  to  ba. 

fob  1 5.24.prevaile,as  a  king  ready  to  the  battell 

Vf.  1 8 . 3  9  .haft  girded  me  with  ftrength  to  the  ba. 

fer.4g.14  and  rife  up  to  the  battell 

5 0.4 2. like  a  man  to  the  batte #,againft  thee,0 
E\e^.y .  1 4.but  none  goeth  to  the  battell 
Dan.i  i.2j.K.ofthe  South  fhalbe  ftirred  upto&tf. 
Zech.iq.z.lle  gather  all  nat. againft  Jeruf.  to  bat. 
1  Cor.  14.8.WI10  fhall  prepare  himfelf  tothebattel 
Rei/.9.7.1ocuftslike  to  horfes  prepared  to  battell 
9.charets  of  many  horfes  running  to  battell 
16.1 4-to  gather  them  to  the  batt.  of  that  great 
20. 8. Gog  &  Mag.to  gather  them  togeth.to  ba. 
kartells. 
1  S£.8.20.go  out  before  us,&  fight  our  batte  Us 
18.17.be  valiant,and  fight  the  Lords  batte  Us 
2  f.28.becaufe  my  lord  fighteth  the  te.of  theL. 
a  Chr.  3  2.8  .God  to  help  us,and  fight  our  batteUs 
iyd.30.3a.in  batt.of  making  will  he  fight  with  it 

JBattereU. 

a  Sam.zo.  1 5. the  peop;withJoab  battered  the  wall 
pattering. 

£3^.4.2. fet  battering  rams  againft  it  round  about 
ai.aa.to  appoint  batt.  rams  againft  the  gates 
©attlement. 
Vent,  z  a.8  .fhalt  make  a  battlement  for  thy  roofe 

Battlements, 
fo'.f.io.take  away  the  battlcmcn.xhty  are  not  the 

Batoai. 
Neh.z.  1 8. after  him  repaired  Bavai  the  fon  of  He. 


fof.\  j.a.from  the  bay  that  looketh  Southward 
5. in  the  North  quart.from  the  bay  of  the  fea 
i8.i9.attheNorth  %ofthe  fait  fea,at 


Zeth.6.2,  .in  the  fourth  charet  grilled  &  bay  horfes 
7.and  tht  bay  went  forth,  and  fought  to  go 

fl5ap=tree. 
Vfal.-tf.-t  5. wicked  fpreading  like  a  green  bay-tree 

flgasltttij. 
E^.a.  J  a.the  children  of  Ba^litth,thc  children  of 

IBCeUum. 

Geft.z.  1 2.in  Havilah  there  is Bdelium 

Nil.  1 1 .7  .Manna>the  colour  as  the  colour  oiBde. 

%Z.  See  next  after  M$«. 

Beacon, 

1/21.30.17. as  a  beacon  upon  the  top  of  a  mountain 

Bealfatlj. 
1  Chro.  1  a.  5 .  Jerimoth,Be<j/idt&,and  Shemariah 

Bealotr;. 
Jof.  1 5.i4.Ziph,and  Telem,and Bealotb 


BEA.     BE  A 

fl5eatne, 
fudg.  1 6.  i4.he  went  away  with  the  pin  of  the  be. 
1  Sa.  1 7f7.ftaffe  of  his  fpear  like  a  Weavers  beame 
zSa.21.19.  whofe  fpear  was  like  a  Weavers  beam 
1  Kjn.7.6.xht  thicke  beame  were  before  them 
a  Kjn.6 .  a.and  take  thence  every  man  a  beame 

5  .as  one  was  felling  a  bea.  the  axe  head  fell 

1  Chro.  1 1 .  a  3  lhand  was  a  fpear  tike  a  \Vea.v.beam 

20.f.whofe  fpear-ftaffe  was  like  a  Wezv.beam 

Hab.  a.  1 1  .the  beam  out  of  the  timber  fhall  anfwer 

Ato.7.3.butconfidereftnot  the  beam  that  is  in 

4.behold,a  beam  is  in  thine  owne  eye 

5  .hypocritc,firft  call  out  thebeam  out  of 

Lu\e6.4Z. 
Lu\.6.  4.  1 .  perceiveft  not  the  bea.  in  thine  own  eie 

42-when  thou  thy  felf  beholdeft  not  the  be. 

Beames* 

1  Kjn.6. 6. beams  fhould  not  be  faftned  in  the  wals 

9.covered  the  houfe  with  beams  &  boards  of 
3  6.and  a  row  of  Cedar  beames 
7 . 2 .with  Cedar  beames  upon  the  pillars 

3  .covered  with  Cedar  above  upon  the  beams 

1  a. hewed  ffones,  and  a  row  of  Cedar  beams 

a  Chro.  3 . 7  .he  over-laid  alfo  the  houfe,  the  beames 

Neh.z.S  .that  he  may  give  me  timber  to  make  bea. 

3.3  .who  alfo  laid  the  beames  thereof 

6\they  laid  the  beames  thereof,and  fet  up  the 
Pfal.  1 04.3  .who  layeth  the  beams  of  his  chamb.in 
Cant.  1 . 1 7  .the  beames  of  our  houfe  are  Cedar 
Beanes. 

2  S£.i7.28.fe»K£,andlentiles,and  parched  pulfe 
£^.4.9.take  unto  thee  wheats&  barley,  &  hemes 

Bearo. 
Levit.  1 3 .29.hath  a  plague  upon  head  or  beard 
3  o.a  leprofie  upon  the  head  or  beard 
i4.9.fhave  all  his  haire  off  his  head,&  his  bea. 
i9.27.neither  marre  the  corners  of  thy  beard 
2 1  .^.nor  fhave  the  corner  of  their  beard 

1  Sam.  17.35  -Bear,  I  caught  him  by  his  beard,  & 

2 1 . 1 3  .let  his  fpittle  fall  down  upon  his  beard 

2  Srfw.i  9. 24.Mephibofheth,nor  trimmed  his  bea. 

20.9.Joab  took  Amafa  by  the  beard  to  kiffe 
E?ra  9.3  .pluckt  off  the  haire  of  my  head  &  beard 
Vfal,  133 .  i.that  ran  down  upon  the  beard,wen 

Aarons  bea.  that  went  down  to  the  skirts 
7/4.7.20.11  fhall  alfo  confume  the  beard 

1 5.2.on  heads  baldneffe,  &  every  beard  cut  off 
fer  48. 3  7. every  he.ihalbe  bald,&  every  tez.clipt 
£\^.5.i.razour  to  paffe  upon  thine  head  ox  beard 
Beartis. 

2  Sa.  1  o-4.Hanun  fhaved  the  one  half  of  their  bea. 
5. tarry  at  Jericho  till  your  beards  be  grown 
lCbron.ip.f. 
fe.r.4  1 . 5  .fourfcore  men,having  their  fez.fhaven 

Beare, 
Gen.4. 1 3 .  my  punifhm.is  greater  then  I  can  bear 
13.6  the  land  was  not  able  to  beare  them 
3  6. 7.  land  could  not  fe<z.them,becaufe  of  their 
43  9.thcn  let  me  beare  the  blame  for  ever 

Chapt.44. 3  a. 
49. 1 5.bowed  his  fhoulder  to  beare}Sc  became 
Exod.  18.2  2. they  fhall  beare  the  burden  with  thee 
a5.27.nngs  for  plac.of  the  ftaves  tofe.the  Ar. 
27. 7. ftaves  on  2. fides  of  the  altar  tobeare  it 
a8. 1 2.  Aaron  fhall  bear  their  names  bef.the  L. 
29.  Aaron  fhall  bear  the  names  of  the  child. 
30. Aaron  fhall  beare  the  judgement  of  Ifra. 
30.4.rings,  places  for  the  ftaves  to  bear  it  with 
3  7. 5. by  the  fides  of  the  Arke  to  fear  the  Arke 
i4.rings,places  for  the  ftaves  to  bear  the  tab. 
1 5.ftaves>over-laid  with  gold  to  be.  the  tab. 
27  .places  for  the  ftaves  to  beare  it  withall 
Lev.19. 1 8. fhalt  not  avenge,  nor  beare  any  grudge 
Num.  1 . 5  o.Levits,they  fhall  beare  the  tabernacle 
4. 1  y  .the  fons  of  Kohath  fhall  come  to  beare 

25.Gerfl10ni.they  fhall  bear  the  curtains  of 

7 .9. fons  of  Kohath,  fiiould  fe.upon  their  fho. 

1 1. 1 4.I  am  not  able  to  beare  all  this  people 

17.  that  thou  beare  it  not  thy  feife  alone 

14.27. how  long  fhall  I  be.  with  this  evill  con. 

3  3. child  .fhall  wander,&  bear  your  whurdo. 

De ut.  1 .9.1  am  not  able  to  bear  you  my  felfe  alone 

i2.how  can  I  my  felf  alone  bear  your  cumb. 

3 1  .God  bare  thee,as  a  man  doth  bea.his  fon 

io.8.tribe  of  Levi,tofez.the  Ark  of  the  coven. 

fof.  3 .8  .command  the  priefts  that  hear  the  Ark  of 


BEA       BEA 

1 3  .feet  of  the  priefts  that  bear  the  Arke  of 

4-i6.com.  the  priefts  that  bear  the  Arke  of  the 

6.6.1et  7.pricfts  fed.7.trumpets  of  rams  horns 

2  Sa.  1 8.  i9.Ahim.faid,Let  me  run  &  fea.tidings 

2ojoab  faid,Thou  fhalt  not  beare  tidings 

but  thou  fhalt  bear  tidings  another  day 

this  day  thou  fhalt  bear  no  tidings,becaufe 

2  Kin.  1 8.  i4.which  thou  putteft  on  me  wil  I  bear 

1  Cfo-.5.!8.men  able  to  bear  buckler  and  fword 

2  Cfc/.2.2.Sol.told  out  70ooo.men  to  bear  burd. 
p/^-7  5  •  I  -I  beare  up  th*  pillars  of  it.  Selah 

89.50. how  I  do  bear  in  my  bofome  the  repro. 

9 1 . 1 2.they  fhall  beare  thee  up  in  their  hands 
Vro.9. 1 2.if  thou  fcorneft,thou  alone  fhalt  beare  it 

18.14.buta  wounded fpirit  who  cmbeme  ? 

30.2  i.earth,for  foure  which  it  cannot  beare 
ifa.i.  i4.new  moons  &feafts  I  am  weary  to  bear 

46.4.I  have  made,and  I  will  beare  you 

7.Idoll,they  beare  him  upon  their  moulders 

52. 1 1  .be  ye  deane?that  beare  the  veffels  of  the 
/ei\io.i9.thisis  agriefe,andl  muftfewit 

17.2  i.beare  no  burden  on  the  Sabbath  day 
27.10  hallow  the  Sab.day,&  not  to  be.z  bur. 

3 1 . 1  g.becaufe  I  did  bea.the  repro.of  my  youth 
44.2a.the  Lord  could  no  longer  be.  becaufe  of 
Lam.  3 .  a7.good  to  beare  the  yoke  in  his  youth 
E^.12.6. in  their  fight  fhalt  thoubeare  it  upon 
1  a.the  prince  fhall  beare  it  upon  his  fhould. 
14. 1  o.they  fhall  beare  the  punifhment  of  their 
1 6. 5  z.beare  thine  owne  fhame  for  thy  fins 

be  confounded  alfo,  and  beare  thy  fhame 
54.that  thou  mayeft  beare  thine  own  fhame 

23.3  %.bear  thou  alfo  thy  lewdneffe,&  thy  wh. 
3  a.  3  o.fe.their  fhame  with  them  that  go  down 
34.a9.neitherfe#'e  the  fhame  of  the  heathen 
36.7.heathen,they  fhall  beare  their  fhame 

1 5.neither  fhalt  thou  bear  the  repro.  of  the 

44. 1 3  .they  fhall  beare  their  fhamc,and  their 

46.20.that  they  beare  them  not  out  into  the 
Am.7. 10.  the  land  is  not  able  to  bear  all  his  wo. 
Mic.6. 1 6.ye  fhall  bear  the  reproach  of  my  people 

7.9.1k  bear  the  indignation  of  the  Lo.becaufe 
Zeph.  1 . 1 1  .all  they  that  beare  filver  are  cut  off 
Hag.z.i  2.if  one  bear  holy  flefh  in  the  skirt  of  his 
2ecfc.5.io.whetherdo  thefe  bear  the  Ephah 

6. 1 3.he  fhall  bear  the  glory,and  fit,and  rule 
Mat.i-i  i'  whofe  fhooes  I  am  not  worthy  to  bear 

4.6.in  their  hands  they  fhall  beare  thee  up 

iafc4.11. 

27.3  2.him  they  compelled  to  beare  his  croffe 
Mar.4.2, 3-the  word,  as  they  were  able  to  beare  k 

15.21  .the  father  of  Alexand.to  bear  his  croffe 
L«£.i4.27.whofoever  doth  not  bear  his  croffe,  & 

1 8.7.though  he  beare  long  with  them 

2  3.26.thecroffe,that  he  mightbear  it  after  Je. 
foh.z.8.dvzvf}Sc  bea.to  the  governour  of  the  feaft 

16.1 2.many  things  to  fay,but  ye  cannot  be  .the 
Att.9. 1 5 .  Saul  a  chofen  veffell  to  bear  my  name 

1 5.10.  which  our  fath.nor  we  were  able  to  be. 

i8.i4.reafon  would,thatI  fhould  fe.wich  you 

27.i5.caught,&  could  not  bear  up  into  the  wi. 
Kom.i  5.i.ftrong,oughttofez.the  infir.ofthe  we. 

1  Cor. 3. 2.hitherto  ye  were  not  able  tobeare  it 

10. 1 3. to  efcape,  that  yc  may  be  able  to  bear  it 
1 5.49. of  the  earthly  ,we  fhal  alfo  bear  the  ima. 

2  Cor.  1 1.  i.would  to  God  ye  could  bear  with  me 

a  little  in  my  folly,  &  indeed  be.with  me 
4.ye  might  wellbear  with  him 

Gal.6.z.beare  ye  one  anothers  burdens 

5. every  man  fhall  beare  his  owne  burden 
17.I  bear  in  my  body  the  marks  of  the  L.Je. 

Heb.Q.  a8.Chrift  was  once  offred  to  be. the  fins  of 

f am. 2.1  a.can  the  fig-tree  beare  Olive-berries  ? 

Rev.z.z.thoa  canft  not  bear  them  which  are  evill 

215eare. 
Cen.  16.11  .thou  art  with  child,  &  fhalt  bear  a  fon 
1 7. 1 7. fhall  Sarah  that  is  9cyearesold  beare  ? 
i9.Sarah  thy  wife  fhall  beare  thee  a  fon 
ai.Ifaacwhich  Sarah  fhall  bear  at  fet  time 
1 8. 1 3. fhall  I  of  a  furety  beare  a  child  ? 
22.23  -t^fe  e'gbt  did  Milcah  beare  to  Nahor 
30.3.Bilhah  fhall  beare  upon  my  knees 
Levit.  1 2. 5-but  if  fhe  bear  a  maid-child,  then  fhe 
Deut.  2 8. 5 7. toward  her  child.which  fhe  fhall  fear 
fudg.  13.3  .thou  fhalt  conceive  and  beare  a  fon 
5.fhalt  hear  a  fon,and  no  razour  fhall  come 
7. behold 


BE  A       BEA B  EA       BE  A 

J7.caufe  came  I,  that  I  (hould  beare  wicnefs 
Aff.zz.f.asaKothe  high  prieft  dothfea.me  wit. 
a  j .  1 1 .fo  muft  thou  beare  witnefs  alfo  at  Rome 
i  Job. i.z.we  have  feen  it,and  beare  witneffe 
j. 8. there  are  three  that  beare  witneffe  in  earth 
35  care. 
i  ^OT.i7.j4.there  came  a  Lion  and  a  Bcare,and 
j6.thy  ferv.flew  both  the  Lion  &  the  Beare 
j  7. L. delivered  me  out  of  the  paw  of  the  Be. 
2  £##.17. 8. as  a  Beare  robbed  of  her  whelps  in 
Pro.  17.12.let  a  Beare  robbed  of  her  whelps  meet 
28.1 5. as  a  roaring  Lion,&  a  ranging  Beareth 

1  fa.  1 1 .7.the  Cow  &  the  Bea.ihal  feed  their  young 
&tttf.j.io.hcw?.s  to  me  as  a  Beare  lying  in  wait 
D<#z.7.5.behold,anbther  beaft  like  to  a  Beare 
Hof.i  3.8.Ilemeetthemasa  Bear  that  is  bereaved 
Amo.j.iy.xSn  man  did  flee  from  a  Lion,  &  a  Be. 
Rev.i  j. 2. his  feet  were  as  the  feet  of  z  Beare 

2l5eareff. 

2  Kjn.z. 24.thcre  came  forth  two  (hec  Bears  out  of 
Ifa.59. l  *  *we  roare  all  hke  Beares,znd  mourne 

HBeaverg. 
2  Chr. 2. 18. he  fet  70000. ofthetn  to  b;  bearers 
3  4.  r  3  .they  were  over  the  bearers  of  burdens 
2veb.4.io.ftrength  of  the  bear.of  burdens  is  decai. 
S5eateft. 

Judg.  1  3. 3. behold  now,thouart  bar.&  beareftnot 
P/al.io6.^.remem.me  with  the  fav.thoa  bearefi  to 
John  8.1  3.thoufeas'e/2  record  of  thy  felf,thy  reco. 
ftw».n.i8.thoufeai'e/2  not  the  root,  but  the  root 
Ga/.4.27.rejoyce  thou  barren  that  bearefi  not 

IBearetlj. 

Levit.i  i.2f.whofoeverfea/er&  ought  ofthecark. 

28.he  that  beareth  the  carkeife  of  them  (hall 

40.that  beareth  the  carkeife  of  it  {hall  wa(h 

1  y .  1  o.he  that  beareth  any  of  thofe  things  (hal 

2V#.  1 1 . 1 2.  as  a  nurfing  father  fea.  the  fuck-child 

De»r.2f  .6.firft-borne  which  (he  fea.lhall  fucceed 

2<?.i8„therebe  among  you  a  root  that  bea. gall 

23  .a  land  that  is  not  fowne,nor  beareth 
j  2  1 1  .Eagle  jbeareth  them  on  her  wings 
fob  24.22.evilintreatsthebarren,that  bearethnot 
Cant .6.6.(heep,whereof  every  one  beareth  twins 
Joel  2. 2  2.for  the  tree  beareth  her  fruit 
Mat.  1  j  .2  j  .which  beareth  fruit,  &  bringeth  forth 
John  if  .2. every  branch  in  me  that  bear,  not  fruit 
every  branch  that  fea.fruit,he  purgeth  it 
Rom.i  j.4.for  he  beareth  not  the  fword  in  vaine 
1  Cor.  1 3. 7. charity  beareth  all  things 
Heb.6-8.bat  that  which  beareth  thorns  and  briars 

HBzatZtl)  rule. 
Fro. 29.  2 .w  hen  the  w icked  beareth  rule,the  people 

2!5eateth  witneffe. 
Job  i6.8.leanneffe  in  me,fear.witnefs  to  my  face 
Pro.  2  5 . 1 8  .a  man  that  bea.  falfe  w  itnes  is  a  maule 
John  5.3  2.there  is  another  that  beareth  wit.  of  me 
8. 18. Father  that  fent  me,  fear,  witneffe  of  me 
Ko^.8.i6.thefpiritit  felf  beareth  witnes  with  our 
1  Job.%.6.it'\s  th:  fpirit  that  beareth  witneffe 

■JBearttig.    Jl&eating. 

GeK.i.2?.gjven  you  every  herb  bearingfeed 
1 6. 2.the  Lord  hath  reftrained  me  from  bearing 
29.3  5. his  name  Judah,and  left  bearing 
30.9/when  Leah  faw  that  (he  hadleft  bearing 
3  7 . 2  $  .with  their  camels  bearing  fpicery 
N##z.io.i7.Gerih.&  Merari  fet  forw.fe.thetab. 
2i.Kohathitesfet  forward,^. the  fan&uary 
Jof.  3.3.  Ark,  and  the  priefts  the  Levits  bearing  it 
1 4.the  priefts  bearing  the  Ark  of  the  coven. 
6.8.the  7  .priefts  fea.  7. trumpets  of  rams  horns 
Verfe  1 3 . 

1  Sam.17.-7.one  bearing  a  (hield  went  before  him 

2  Sa. 15.24.  bearing  the  Arkofthecoven.of  God 
Pfal.  1 26.6.goeth  forth  &  weepeth,fea>-.prec.feed 
Mar.  14. 1 3  .a  man  bearing  a  pitcher  of  water 

Lult_e  22.10. 
John  1 9. 17.  he  fea.his  croffe  went  forth  into  a  pi. 
Rom.i.i  f.theit  confciencc  alfo  bearing  witneffe 

9. 1 .1  lie  not,my  confe.  alfo  bearing  me  witnefs 
2  Cw^.io.alwaies  fe.about  in  the  body  the  dying 
He6.2-4.G0d  alfo  bearing  them  witnefs,both  with 

13.13 .let  us  go  forth  unto  him,  bea.his  repio. 

cbild-bsa,ttn$. 

I  Tim.  2. 1 5 .(he  (halbe  faved  in  child-bearin?,  if 

Beaft. 


BEA 


BEA 


7  behold,thou  (halt  conceive,  &  feare  a  fon 
Ruth  1  .i2.have  a  husband,&  (hould  alfo >  fear  fons 
1  Kin.x .  2 1  .it  was  not  my  fon  which  I  did  beare 
Ca?«-.4.a.(heep,w  hereofevery  one  beare  twins 
i/a  7  i4.virgin  (hall  conceive  and  beare  a  fon 

54  1  fing,0  barren,  thou  that  didft  not  beare 
Jer  2o.6.that  they  may  bear  fons  and  daughters 
Luk-  ifi  3 .  thy  wife  Elifabeth  (hall  fear  thee  a  fon 

1  rijs.V i4.that  the  younger  wom.marry>.chil. 

"i&tWCZ  fruit. 

zKin  1 0.3  o.take  root  downward.Sc fea.fruit  up. 

//aia/>  37.31. 

E^e(. 1 7-8.that  it  might  bear  fruit,&  be  a  goodly 

.  23.it  (hall  feare  fruit,  and  be  a  goodly  cedar 

Hflfo.iS.Ephr.is  fmuten,  they  (hall  bear  no  fruit 

Luk-  13-p.if  it  bear  ftuit,well :  if  not,  cut  it  down 

Job.  1 5.4.3s  the  branch  cannot  bear  fruit  of  it  felf 

8. herein  is  my  Father  glorified,  that  ye  bear 

2i5eate  iniquity. 

EOTa". 2 8. 3  8.  Aaron  may  fear  the  iniq.of the  holy 

4  3  .that  they  beare  not  iniq  uuy,and  die 
Zeri.j.i.do  not  utter  it,  then  heihall  bear  his  iniq. 
1 7. he  is  guilty,and  (hall  beare  his  iniquity 
7.i8.foule  that  eateth  it,(hall  bear  his  iniquity 
10.17.to  beare  the  iniquity  of  the  congregauo 
1 6. 2 2. the  goat  (hall  bear  all  their  iniquitie 
17.  i6.wa(hnot,nor  bathe,  he  (hal  fe.his  iniq. 
19.8. that  eateth  it,  (lull  beare  his  iniquity 
20.17.uncov.his  fitters  naked.ihal  fe.his  iniq. 

ip.they  (hall  beare  their  iniquity 
22.16.0r  fuffer  them  to  fe.the  iniq.of  the  tref. 
Num.%.-$  1  .and  this  woman  (hallos'  her  iniquity 
1 4. 3  4.flull  ye  fear  your  iniquities,even  40  .ye. 
i8.i.Aar.his  fons  (hal  bear  the  iniq.of  the  fan. 
(hall  fear  the  iniquity  of  the  priefthood 
i3.Levits,they  (hall  We  their  iniquity 
30.1  5  .after  he  heard,he  (hill  bear  their  iniqu. 
I/a.  5  3 . 1 1  .for  he  (hall  feare  their  iniquities 
£^.4.4.Ifrael,thou  (halt  &eai'  their  iniquity 

5  .fo  (hale  thou  bear  the  iniq.of  the  ho.of  If. 

6.(halt  toe  the  iniquity  of  the  ho.of  Judah 

18.19.why  doth  not  the  fon  beare  the  iniq.of 

zo.fon  (hall  not  toe  the  iniq.  of  the  father 

nor  (hal  the  fath.to  the  iniq.of  the  fon 

44.  io.Levits,  they  (hall  even  toe  their  iniq. 

1  a.and  they  (hall  beare  their  iniquity 

%Z9Xt\udgement. 

Exo.zS.  30.  Aaron  (hal  to'  the  judgement  of  the 

Ga/.f.io.thattroublethyou.fhalfea.  his  judgem. 

115  ear  e  record. 

/efe  8 . 1 4,though  I  bear  record  of  my  felf, yet  my 
Row.  1 0.2.I  bear  them  record,that  they  have  a  ze. 

2  Car.8.3  .for  to  their  power  I  beare  them  record 
Gai.4. 1  $  .for  I  bear  you  record,that  if  it 
Col. a,.  1 3 .1  fear  him  record,that  he  hath  a  gre.zeal 
1  Job.  5 .7  .there  are  3  .that  beare  record  in  heaven 

3  Jbfo.12.we  alfo  fear  record,&  ye  know  that  our 

HI3eare  rule. 
Ejlh.  1 . 2 2. every  man  (hould  bear  rule  in  his  houfe 
Pro.  1 2.24.hand  of  the  diligent  (hall  fea/'e  rule 
Jer.  5.31  the  priefts  fear  rule  by  their  meanes 
E%g\.  19.11  .ftrong  rods  for  them  that  beare  rule 
Da».2.39.kingdom  of  brafs,which (hall beare  rule 

HBeare/a. 
Iei>.20.20.they{hall  bear  their  fin,  they* (hall  die 
22.9.1eft  they  fear  fin  for  it,and  die  therefore 
14.15-whofo  curfeth  his  God,  (hall  fea.his  fin 
Num.9. 13  .that  man  (hall  fea>e  his  (in 
18.22.left  they  beare  their  fin,and  die 
3  2.ye  (lull  beare  no  fin  by  reafon  of  it 
£^.23.49.ye  (hall  feare  the-fins  ofyour  idols 

HBeare  mtnefje. 
£arai  2  0.16. thou  (halt  not  feare  falfe  witneffe 

De«f.5.2o.&Maf.i9.i8.&i?o»».i3.9. 
2  Kin.z  1. 10. fons  of  Belial  to  be.  witnes  aga.him 
Mar.  10. 1  p.do  not  bear  falfe  witneffe.£«^.  18.20. 
Lu{.  1 1 .48.truly  ye  beare  witneffe,that  ye  allow 
/o/7.i.7.came  forawitneffe,to  fear  witneffe  of 
8  .but  was  fent  to  bear  witnefs  of  that  light 
3 .28  .ye  your  felves  beare  me  witneffe,that  I 
5.3 1  .if  I  bear  witneffe  of  my  felfe,my  witneffe 
36.famc  works  that  I  do,fea.witneffe  of  me 
Chapt.10.25. 
8. 1 8. 1  am  one  that  beare  witneffe  of  my  felfe 
1 5.27.ye  alfo  (hall  beare  witneffe,becaufe  ye 


18.23  .have  fpoken  evill,fe.witnes  of  the  evill    Gen.  i.24.let  the  earth  bring  forth  the  beaft 


2  J.God  made  the  beaft  of  the  earth 

3  o.to  every  beaft  I  have  given  hetb  for  meat 
A.  i9.of  the  ground  God  formed  every  beaft 

20.  Adam  gave  names  to  every  beajl 
3. 1. Serpent  more  fubtle  then  any  beafi 

i4.curfed  above  every  beafi  of  the  field 
7.2.of  ev.'ry  deane  beaft  take  thou  by  fevens , 

Verfe  8. 
i4.they  and  every  fea/Z  after  his  kind  entred 
2  i.all  flelh  died,both  of  foul,cattel,&  beaft 
8  i9.every  fea/?,every  foule  went  forth  of  the 

20.of  every  clean  bea,  &  of  every  clean  foule 
9. 2. the  dread  of  you  ftialbe  upon  every  beaft 
5"  .at  the  hand  of  every  fea.will  I  require  life 
10.  of  every  beafi  of  the  earth  with  you,  to 
every  beaft  I  will  eftablifh  my  covenant 

3  4. 2  3. (hall  not  every  beaft  of  theirs  be  ours 
37.20.fome  evill  beaft  hath  devoured  him 

Verfe  3  3 . 
Exod.  1 3 . 1 2.cvery  firft-ling  that  comcth  of  a  beaft 
21. 34. and  the  deadfea/?ihalbe  his 
22.5.putinhisfea/?,&feed  inanoth.mans  fie. 
10. deliver  any  beaft  to  keep,and  it  die 
19.  whofo  lieth  with  a  beaft, (hall  furely  be 
23.29.the  fe.of  the  field  multiply  againft  thee 
Levit.7.i4.the  fat  of  the  beaft  that  dieth  of  it  felf 
2j.whofoever  eateth  the  fat  of  the  beaft 
26.cate  no  manner  of  bloud  of  foule  or  beaft 
1  i.26.carkeifes  of  every  fe.which  div.the  hoof 
39-ifanybea/?,of  which  ye  may  eate,  die 
47. difference  between  the  beaft  that  may  be 
eaten, &  thebeaft  that  may  not  be  eater* 
1 7  - 1 3  .which  hunteth,  and  catcheth  any  beafi 
1 8. 2 3. neither  (halt  thou  lie  with  any  beafi 

nor  (hall  any  woman  ftand  before  a  beafi 
20.  t  f.if  a  man  lie  with  a  fea/?,furely  he  (halbe 
put  to  death :  and  ye  (hall  flay  the  beaft 
1 6.  if  a  w  oman  approach  to  any  beaft,  and 

thou  (halt  kill  the  woman  and  the  beaft 
2 5. not  make  your  fouls  aborrtiri.  by  beaft, or 
24. 1 8 .and  he  that  killeth  a  beaft,  (hall 

make  it  good,  beaft  for  beafi 

2 1.  he  that  killeth  a  beafi,he  (hallreftore  it 
27-9.:f  it  be  a  fea/2,wherof  men  bring  an  offr. 

10. if  he  (hall  at  all  change  beafi  for  beafi 
1 1. if  it  be  any  unclean  beafi, of  which  they 
he  (hall  prefent  the  beafi  before  the  prieft 
De«f.4.i7.1ikenefs  of  any  fea.that  is  on  the  earth 
14.6. and  every  beaft  thatparteth  thehoofe 
27.21  .curfed,  that  lieth  with  any  maner  of  be. 
Judg. 20.48 .fmote,as  well  the  men  asthebeafi 
Neh.z.  1 2. neither  was  there  any  beafi  with  me 

fave  the  beafi  that  I  rode  upon 
14.no  place  for  the  beafi  that  was  under  me 
Pfal.  50.  io.for  every  beafi  of  the  forreft  is  mine 
7  3.22.I  was  as  a  beafi  before  thee 
1 04. 1 1. they  give  drinkto  every  fe.of  the  field 
1 47. 9. he  givethto  the  beafi  his  food 
Pro.  1 2. 1  o.a  right,  man  regards  the  life  of  his  bea. 
Ecdefti- 1 9. a  man  hath  no  prehem.  above  a  beaft 
2 1 .  the  fpirit  of  the  beafi  that  goeth  downw. 
lfa.  3  5 .9.  nor  any  ravenou  s  beaft  go  up  thereon 

4  3. 20. the  beaft  of  the  field  (hall  honour  me 
46.  i.carriagcs,a  burden  to  the  weary  beafi 
63 .  14. as  a  beaft  goeth  down  into  the  valley 

Jer. 9. 1  o  foule  of  the  heav.&  the  fe.are  fled  away 
£^.14. 2 1  .fword,  famine,and  the  noifome  beaft 
Jerufal.to  cut  off  from  it  man  and  beafi 
29.1  i.Egypt,nor  foot  of  fea.flial  pafs  through 
34.8  .and  my  flocke  became  meat  to  every  beaft 
39.17/peak  to  every  beafi  of  the  field 
44.3  i.dead,ortorne,whether  foule  or  beaft 
Da».4.i6.1etafea/?xheartbe  given  unto  hirh 
y.2i.Nebuchad.his  heart  made  like  the  beafts 
7.5  ,behold,another  bea.  a  fecond,like  to  a  Bear 
6. the  beafi  had  alfo  foure  heads 
7.behold,a  fourth  beafi,  dreadfull  &  terrible 
1  i.I  beheld, even  till  the  beafi  was  flaine 
19.I  would  know  the  truth  of  the  fourth  be. 
23 .  the  fourth  beafi  (halbe  the  fourth  kingd. 
Mic.1.1 3  .bind  thecharet  to  the  fwift  beafi. 
Zetb.K.  1  o.no  hire  for  man3nor  any  hire  for  beafi 
£«^.  10.34.  fet  him  on  hisowne  beafi 
/4c?.2S.4.whentheBarb.faw  the  venemousfea/Z 

5. Paul  (hook  offthe  beafi  into  the  fire 
Heb.  1 2. 20.if  fo  much  as  a  beafi  touch  the  mount. 
Rev.%.7.the 


BE  A        BE  A 

Rev.$.7.the  firft  bcaji  was  like  a  Lion,and  the 

fecond  beafi  like  a  Cal  fe,  and  the 
third  beajl  had  a  face  as  a  Man;and 
the  fourth  bcaji  was  like  a  flying  Eagle 
6.3 .1  heard  the  (econdbcafi  fay,Come  and  fee 
5 1  heard  the  third  bcaji  fay ,  Come  and  fee 
7 .1  heard  the  fourth  fca/2  lay,  Come  &  fee 
1 1.7. fe.that afcendeth outof the  bottoml.pit 
1 3 . 1.  and  faw  a  bcaji  rife  up  out  of  the  fea 
2 .the  beafi  which  I  faw  was  like  to  a  Leop. 
3  .all  the  world  wondred  at  the  bcaji 
4.  Pragon  which  gave  power  to  the  bcaji  ^ 

and  they  worfhipped  the  beafi,hyia% 

Who  is  like  unto  the  bcaji  ? 

1  i.I  beheld  another  bcaji  coming  up  out  or 

1 2.exerciftth  all  the  power  of  the  firft  fca/2 

the  earth,&  them  therin  to  wor.the  firft  b. 

i4.had  power  to  do  in  the  fight  of  the  bcaji 

that  they  fhould  make  an  image  tothefe. 

1  5  .power  to  give  life  to  the  image  of  the  be. 

that  the  image  of  the  bcaji  mould  fpeak 

as  would  not  worth,  the  image  of  the  be. 

1 7  .that  had  the  mark  or  name  of  the  beafi 

'  1 8. hath  underft.  count  the  numb.of  the  be. 

i4.o.if  any  man  worfhip  the  bcaji 

1 1. have  no  reft,who  worfhip  the  beafi 

if.x,thcm  that  had  gotten  victory  over  the  be. 

i6.2.fore  on  them  that  had  the  markof  the  be. 
io.poured  his  viall  on  the  feat  of  the  bcaji 
1 3  .uncl.fpir.comc  out  of  the  mou.of  the  be. 

17. 3.I  faw  a  wom.fit  on  a  skarlet  coloured  be. 

7.myftcry  of  the  woman,  &  be.  that  carrieth 

8. the  beafi  that  thou  faweft,was,and  is  not 

when  they  beheld  the  fe.that  was,&  is  not 

1 1. beafi  that  was,andis  not,he  is  the  eighth 

1  2.power  as  kings  one  houre  with  the  beafi 
1 3  .(hall  give  their  power  to  the  bcaji 
i6.the  ic'.hornesthou  fawefton  the  beafi 
17. and  give  their  kingdome  to  the  beafi 

19. 19.I  faw  the  beaft,znd  kings  of  the  earth 
20.fe.was  taken,  &  the  falfe  prophet  which 
deceived  them  that  had  the  mark  of  thefe. 
20.4.which  had  not  worfhipped  the  beafi 
io.where  the  beafi  and  falfe  prophets  are 
?BcaS  joyned  with  man. 
GCK.6.7. both  man  &  beafi, Scthe  creeping  thing 
Exod.  8 . 1 7  .duft  became  lice  in  man  and  in  beafi 

1 8  .there  were  lice  upon  mnn,&  upon  beafi 
o  ^.with  blaines  upon  man,and  upon  beafi 

Verle  10 

ip.upon  every  man  &  beafi  in  the  field,haile 

Veife  22. 

2  5. the  haile  fmotc  both  man  and  beafi 

*  1 .7 .not a  dog  move  his  tongue  ag.man  or  be. 

12.12.Ile  fmite  the  firft-born,both  man  &  be. 

1 3 . 2.firft-born  both  of  man  &  beafi,  it  is  mine 

Numb.8.17. 

1  f  .the  L.  flew  the  firft-born  of  man  &  bea. 
1 9. 13. whether  it  be  man  or  beafi,  it  fhall  not 

Zraf.27.28.no  devoted  thing  of  man  and  beafi 
Num. 3.1 3. hallowed  the  firft-bo.in  Ifr.man  &  be. 
3  1. 26. prey  that  was  taken  both  of  man  &  ha. 
47  .Mofes  took  portion  of  fifty,ofman  &  be. 
Pjal.-$6*6.0  Lord.thoupreferveftman  and  beafi 
1 3  5.8.  who  fmote  the  firft-born  of  man  &  be. 
Jcr.-j. zo.fmy  powrcd  out  upon  man  and  beafi 
21. 6.1k  fmite  the  inhabit.both  man  and  beafi 
27.5.I  have  made  the  earth,the  man,&  the  be. 
3  i.27.feed  of  man,  and  with  the  feed  of  beafi 
3  2.4  3  .it  is  defolate,without  man  or  beafi 
33.io.place  defol.without  man,&  withoutfe. 
without  man,without  inhab.&  without  be. 
1 2.place  which  is  defol.  without  man  &  be. 
36.29.to  ceafc  from  thence  man  and  beafi 
5  0.3. they  (hall  depart  both  man  and  beafi 
5  i.62.none  remainesneither  man  nor  beafi 
E^e£.  14. 1 3  .and  will  cut  oft' man  &  beafi  from  it 
i7.fword,that  I  cut  off  man  and  beafi 
i9.peftilcnce,to  cut  off  from  it  man  &  beafi 

2  i.foure  fore  judgm.  to  cut  off  man  and  be. 
25.13  .Eclom,  I  cut  off  man  and  beafi  from  it 
29.8.3  fword,&  cut  offman  &  bea.out  of  thee 
36.11  .lie  multiply  upon  you  man  and  beafi 

Jona  3. 7. let  neither  man  nor  beafi  tafte  any  thing 
8.bin let  man  & bea.be covered  with  faded. 
Zcph.i.$.I  will  confumeman  and  beafi 


BEA      BEA 

unclcam  I5eaft,  . 
Lev. 5 . 2 . w  he th  er  it  be  a  cark.of an unckane beafi 
7.2 1. foul  that  fhall  touch  any  unclean  beafi 
27.11  .and  if  it  be  any  unclean  beafi, oi  which 
27  .if  it  be  of  an  unclean  beafi,  then 
mldTBeatk, 
2  Kjn.  14.9.  a  wild  beafi  in  Lebanon  trode  down 
2  Cfoea.25.18. 
Job  39.1 5. forgets  that  the  wild  fe.may  bre.them 
Pfa.So.  1 3  .wild  beafi  of  the  field  doth  devoure  it 
Hof.  13.8 .the  wildfea/2  fhall  teare  them 

beafts. 
Gen.-j.  z.of  beafis  that  are  not  ckane,by  two 

8  .dean  beafts,8c  not  clean  went  to  the  Arke 

3  i.3p.that  which  was  torn  of  beafi  s  I  brought 

3 6.6.Efau  took  all  his beafts,8t all  his  fubftan. 

45.17.lade  your  beajis,  and  go  get  you 

E.rfl.i  1.5. (hall  die,  and  all  the  firft-born  of  fea/2.s 

22.3  1. not  eate  any  flefh  that  is  torn  of  beajis 
Lev.-j  .x/^.the  fat  of  that  which  is  torn  with  beafis 
1 1. 2.thefc  fed/?.r,  yc  fhall  eate  among  all  thefe. 
3  .and  chew  the  cud  among  beafts,  that  ye 
27„goeth  upon  pawes  among  all  man.of  be. 
46.this  is  the  law  of  the  beafts,Sc  of  the  foul 
17.1 5. or  that  which  was  torn  with  beafts 
20.25.ye  flial put  difference betw .clean bea.8i 
22.8.which  diethof  it  felfjor  is  torn  with  bea. 

2  5 .7  .and  for  the  beafts  that  are  in  thy  land  fhal 
26.6.I  will  rid  evill  beafts  outof  the  land 
27.26.only  the  firftlings  of  the  beafts,v/h[ch 

Num.  1 8 . 1 5  .whether  it  be  of  men.or  of  beafts 

firftling  of  unclean  fea.fhalt  thou  redeem 
20.8.Mof.fhal  give  the cong.&  their fea.drink 

1 1  .the  congreg.drank,and  their  beafts  alfo 
31.1 1. all  the  prey  both  of  men  and  beafts 

3  o. of  all  maner  of  bea.  give  portion  to  Levi 
35.3  .fuburbs,for  their  cattdl  and  beafts 
Deut.  i4.4.thefe  are  the  beafts  which  ye  fhall  eate 
9.and  cheweth  the  cud  amongft  the  beafts 

3  2.24.1k  fend  the  teeth  of  beafts  vpon  them 

1  Kw.4.3  3. Solomon,  he  fpake  alfo  of  beafts,  &  of 

1 8 . 5  .that  we  leefe  not  all  the  beafts 

2  Kjn.^.ij.dtink  both  ye,y our cattell,  &  your  be. 
2  Chr.  32.28  .and  ftalls  for  all  manner  of  beafts 
E^ra  i  .4.with  gold,  with  goods,  &  with  fea.help 

6.ftrengthned  their  hands  with  beafts 
Job  12.7  .aske  the  beafts,  and  they  fhall  teach  thee 
18. 3. wherefore  are  we  counted  asbeafts  ? 
37.8.then  the  beafts  go  into  dens,and  remain 
PyS.49.i2.man,heislikc  tothefea/mhat  perifh 
20.andunderftandeth  not,  like  fe.that  per. 
i04.20.wherein  all  the  fe.of  the  forreft  creep 

2  5. in  the  fea,both  fmall  and  great  beafts 
14S.  \o, beafts, -\t\d  all  cattellpraife  theLord 
Pw.9.2.wifdome,fhe  hath  killed  her  beafts 

3  0.30. a  Lion,which  is  ftrongeft  among  beafts 
Ecclef.  3.18  .might  fee  that  they  themfelves  are  be. 
1 9. which  befalls  the  fons  of  men,bcfalls  be. 
Ifa. 1. 11  .and  the  fat  of  fed  beafts 

3  0.6. the  burden  of  the  beafts  of  the  South 
40. 16.Leb.not  fufficient  to  burn,  nor  the  bea. 
46. 1  .their  Idols  were  upon  the  beafts 
5  6.9. all  ye  beafts  of  the  field  come  to  devoure 
yea,all  ye  beafts  of  the  forreft 
66. 20 .upon  fwift  beafts  to  my  holy  Mount 
Jcr'.g.  ro.the  foule  of  the  heav.&  the  bea.  are  fled 
1  z.q.thebcaftszxe  confumed,&  the  birds,  bee. 
E\ef{.  5.17  .He  fend  on  you  fam  ine,  &  evill  beafts 
8. 10. form  of  creeping  things,  &  abomin.fca/?.y 
14. 1 5. if  I  caufe  noifome  bea.  to  paffe  through 
no  man  may  paffe,  becaufe  of  the  beafts 
32.4.1k  fill  the  beafts  of  the  whole  earth  with 
13.  Ik  deftroy  all  the  fea.thereof  from  befi. 
nor  the  hcofes  of  beafis  trouble  them 
3  3 .27  is  in  the  open  field  wil  I  give  to  the  be. 
34.25 .Ik  caufe  the  evill  beafis  to  ceafe 

28. nor  fhal  the  be.of  the  land  devoure  them 
Da/7.4. 1 4. let  the  beafts  get  away  from  under  it 
1 5.  let  his  portion  be  with  the  beafis  in  the 
7.3  .and  4-grest  beafis  came  up  from  the  fea 
7.diverfe0from  all  the  fe.that  werebefore  it 
1 2.as  concerning  the  reft  of  the  beafis,  they 
1 7.thefe  great  fea.which  are  4.are  4.kings 
8.4.ram,fo  that  no  fea.might  ftand  before  him 
Joel  1. 18. how  do  the  beafts groane  ? 
Amo. 5. 22. nor  regard  the  peace-off.of  your  fat  be. 


BEA        BEA 


Mic.  5. 8.  as  a  Lion  among  the  beafts  of  the  forreft 
Hab.z.i7  .the  fpoileof  bea.  which  made  themafr. 
Zcph.z.  1 4#all  the  be.of  the  nations,both  the  Cor. 
1 5 .a  defolation,a  place  for  be.to  lie  down  in 
Zech.i4.-1 5.plague,of  the  Affe,andof  all  the  bea. 
Aff.j.qz.O  ye  houfe  of  Ifr.haveyeoffr.  flainfe. 
23«24.provide  beajls,thzt  they  may  fet  Paul  on 
Rom.  1 . 2 3 .to birds,and  four-footed  bcafts,znd 

1  Cor.  1 5.3  2. if  I  have  fought  with  fea.atEphefus 

3  p.another  flefh  of  fea/fr,another  of  fifties 
Tit.i.  1 2.Cretians  liars,evillfeea/2r,  flow-bellies 
Heb.  1 3 . 1 1  .for  the  bodies  of  thofe  fea/?j,whofe 
Jam.  3 .7  .for  every  kind  of  beafts,znd  of  birds 

2  Vct.z.  1 2.as  naturall  brute  fea.made  to  be  taken 
Jude  ro.what  they  know  naturally  as  brute  beafts 
Rev./L.6.  foure  beafts  full  of  eyes  before  &  behind 

8. the  ^.beafts  had  each  of  them  6. wings 
9-&  when  thofe  beafts  give  glory  &  honour 
5.6.middeft  of  the  throne,and  of  the  /^.beafts 
8.when  he  had  taken  the  book,  the  q.bea.lk. 
1 1  .angels  round  about  the  throne,  &  the  be. 
i4.and  the  foute  beafts  faid,  Amen 
6. 1. one  of  the  ^.beafis  faying,  Come  and  fee 

6.1  heard  a  voice  in  the  midft  of  the  ^.beafis 

7. 1 2. flood  about  the  throne  Elders,  &  q.beafts 

14.3.8  new  fong  before  thethrone3and  ^.beafts 

1 5.7.  one  of  the  ^.beafis  gave  to  the  7. angels 

18.13  -.wheat,and  beafis,and  fheep,and  horfes 

1 9.4.Elders  and  q.beafts  came  down  &  worfh. 

J&ea&g  of  tlx  earth. 

Deut.zS.z6.  fhalbemeat  to  all  the  be.of  the  earth 

1  Sa.  1 7 .46.cark.of  the  Phil.to  the  bea.of  the  ear. 

Job  5. 22. nor  fhalt  thou  be  afir.of  the  be.of  the  ear. 

3  5.n.teachethus  more  then  the  be.  of  the  ear. 

PyS.79.2.flefh  of  thy  Saints  to  the  bea.  of  the  ear. 

Ifa.  1 8. 6.  they  fhalbe  left  to  the  beafts  of  the  earth 

the  bea,of  the  earth  fhal  winter  upon  them 

Jef-7-1 3.carkeifes  meat  for  the  beafts  of  the  earth 

Chap.16.4.  &  19.7. 

1 5.3.2nd  thebeafls  of  the  earth  to  devoure  & 

3  4. 20. bodies  fhalbe  meat  for  the  be.of  the  ear. 

.<4#.  1 0.12. all  maner  of  4.footcdfez/2.sof  the  ear. 

1  i.6.and  faw  4. footed  beafts  of  the  earth 
R^.6.8.to  kill  with  hunger,  &  beafis  of  the  earth 

WeiiiiS  of  the  field. 
E.T0.23.1 1. poor  leave,  the  fea. of  the  field  fhal  eat 
Veut.j. zz.lefi  the  beafis  of  the  field  encreafe  on 

1  Srfw.17.44.Ik  give  thy  flefh  tothefe.ofthe  fie. 

2  Sa.  zi .  xo.by  day,nor  beafts  of  the  field  by  night 
Job  5.23.the  bea.  of  the  field  lhalbe  at  peace  with 

40.20.mount.where  all  the  fea. of  the  fie.play 
Py2z.8.7.fheep  &  oxen,  yea,  &  the  bea.  of  rhe  field 
Ifa.  5  6.9. all  the  bea.  of  the  field  come  to  devoure 
Jer.  1 2. 9. come  ye,affembk  all  the  bea.of  the  field 
27.6.Neb.the  bea.of  the  fid.  have  I  given  him 
Chnpt.28.14. 
E^.zo.  5. given  thee  for  meat  to  the  fe.of  the  fi. 
3  i.6.under  his  branc.did  all  the  fe.of  the  fi.hi. 
1 3  all  the  bea.of  the  fiel.lhalbe  upon  his  br. 
34.5.they  became  meat  to  the  bea.  of  the  field 
38.20.fca/Zj-  of  the  field  fhall  (hake  at  my  pref. 
3  9.4.10  the  beafts  of  the  field  to  be  devoured 
Da?*.  2. 3  8. the  beafts  of  the  field  hath  he  given  into 
4. 1 2.  the  fea.of  the  field  had  fkidow  under  it 
2 1  .under  which  the  beafts  of  the  field  dwelt 
2  3  .let  his  port,  be  w  ith  the  beafis  of  the  field 
25.OK.thy  dwel.  fhalbe  w:h  thcfe.of  the  fi. 
Verfe  32. 
Hof.z.  1 2.vines  &  fig-trees  the  fe.of  the  fi.fhal  eac 
18. a  coven,  for  them  with  the  bea.of  the  fid. 
4. 3. land  mourne  with  the  beafts  of  the  field 
Joel  1.26.  the  beafts  of  the  field  cty  alfo  unto  thee 
2. 22.be  not  afraid,ye  beafis  of  the  field,  foe 
wild  Igcafts. 
Ze^.26.22.Ik  alfofend  wild  beafts  among  you 
1  Sa#z.i7.46.carkeifes  of  the  Phil,  to  the  wild  be. 
Vfal.  50. 1  i.the  wild  beafts  of  the  field  are  mine 
Ifa.  1 3.2 1  .wild  beafts  oh  the  defart  fhall  lie  there 
22.thewild  beafts  of  the  Hands  fhall  cry  in 
3  4.  i4.the  wild  beafts  of  the  defart  fhall  alfo 
meet  with  the  wild  kafis  of  the  Hands 
Jercm.  5  0.39. 
Mar.  1.13  .Chrift  was  with  the  wild  bca.8c  the  an. 
Ail.  1  o.  1 2,wild  fea. &  creeping  things.  Ch.  1 1.6. 

Scat. 
Exod.  30.3  6.fpices,thou  fhalt  beat  fome  very  fmall 
3  9-  5  -'hey  . 


Judg 
9-V> 


BE  A       BEA 

,0.3. they  did  beat  the  gold  into  thin  plates 
Num.  1 1.8.  Manna,the  people  beat  it  ma  mortar 
Deut.iK .3 iortv ftripcs,if  he  exceed  and  beat  him 
1 7. he  to  down  the  tower  of  Penuel 
Abimelech  bed  down  the  city,&  fowed  it 
-,  2'a.the  fons  of  Belial  beat  at  the  doore 
Art  ».  i7.R"th  beat  out  that  Ihe  had  gleaned 
.«  Ml4,.  then  did  1  ^t  them  as  finall  as  dolt 

a  lgfi;j.* f  Ifraelites,  they  fratf  downe  the  cities  ■ 
12  2  f.three  times  did  Joafh  beat  him,and 
,3.1 a.altars did  the K.to  down.and  brake 
Vfil.S9.il  ■  He  feat  down  his  foes  before  his  face 
Pro. 1 5  •  1 4-thou  (halt  beat  him  with  the  rod,and 
;/i.i.4-they  mall  fc^  their  fwords  into  plow-fh. 
3. 1  <  .what  meane  ye  that  ye  beat  my  people 
27.1  a.the  L.flwll  beat  ofFfrom  the  channel  of 
41.15  .(halt  threfh  the  moum.&  beat  them  fm. 
Joel  5. 10. tor  your  plow -(haves  into  fwords 
Jo?M4.8.thefun  feat  upon  the  head  of  Jonah 
Mk.4.1  .lhallfeat  their  fwords  into  plow-mares 
'  i  5  .thou  (halt  feat  into  pieces  many  people 
2vfaf-7.a5.and  feai  upon  that  houfe,  &  it  fell  not 
zj.beat  upon  that  houfe,and  it  fell,&  great 
2 1#  3  5. the  husbandmen  fe.one,  &  killed anot. 
Ato-.4-37.the  waves  to  into  the  (hip 

1  s.->.they  caught  him,  &  bzat  him,&  fent  him 
Z^.6.48.  the  ftream  ^.vehemently  on  that  ho. 
'  49.againft  which  the  ftream  did  beat 
1  2.45-and  mail  begin  to  beat  the  men-fervan. 
20!  i  olent  a  ferv.but  the  husbandmen  tohim 
1 1  .he  fent  another,they  beat  him  alfo 
/4#.i6.2i.Magiftrates  commanded  to  feat  them 
18. 17  .took  Softhenes,&  be,  himbef.the  judg. 
aaao.that  I  imprif.&  beat  in  every  Synagogue 
beaten.    Beaten. 

£OT.f.i4.omcersofthechildr.ofIfr.weretoe» 
i6.thy  fervants  are  beaten,but  the  fault  is 
25.18.Chc1ub.of  beaten  work  (haltthoumake 
3  1  .of  beam  work  (hall  the  candlefticke  be 
36.  all  it  fhalbe  one  feat,  work  of  pure  gold 
Chapt.37.22. 
j7.7.Cherubimsof  gold^fea.  out  of  one  piece 
1 7. of  beaten  work  made  he  the  candlefticke 
Levlt.  1.  i4.even  corn  beaten  out  of  full  eares 

i6.part  of  the  beaten  corne  thereof,  and  part 
16.12.his  hands  full  offweetincenfe,fe.fmal 
2v"«W.8.4.work  of  thecandleft.wasof  beaten  gold 
unto  the  flowers  thereof  was  beat,  wot  ke 
D<?af.i$.2.  if  the  wicked  man  be  worthy  to  be  be. 
(hall  caufe  him  to  lye  down  &  be  beaten 
Jojh.S.  1  5  .all  Ifrael  made  as  if  they  were  beaten 
2  Sam.z.  i7.Abner  was  beaten,znd  the  men  of  Kir, 
2  CJ7A2.io.give  to  thy  ferv.20000.meaf.offe.wh 
34.7. had  beaten  the  graven  images  to  powder 
PiUaj.j  5. they  have  beaten  me,andl  felt  it  not 
jya.27  .<?.as  chalke  ftones  that  are  beaten  afunder 
2 8. 27. the  fitches  are  beaten  out  with  a  ftaffe 
3  o.  5 i .  the  Aflyrian  fhalbe  beaten  down  which 
Jer.46.5.  their  mighty  ones  zttbeaten  down 
Mic.  1 .7. graven  images therof  (halbe  fea.to  pieces 
Mar.  1 3 .9. in  the  Synagogues  ye  (halbe  beaten 
I«ij\i2.47.  that  knew,&  did  not,(halbe  fea.with 
48. he  that  knew  not,fhalbc  fea.with  few  ft. 
Atl.^. 40. when  they  had  called  the  Apoft.&  beat. 

16.37.Paul  faid,They  have  beaten  us  openly 
2  Cor.  1 1. 25. thrice  was  I  beaten  with  rods 

©eaten,  gold. 

>to.8.4.work  of  the  candleft.  was  of  feateagold 

1  JCis.10.16.S0l.made  200. targets  of  ferttfKgold 
I7.hemade  3 00. Shields  of  beaten  gold 

2  Chro.0.1 5,16. 

2  Cfor.9.  1 5.    6oo.fliekels  of  beaten  gold  went  to 
Beaten  oife. 

Ewi.  27.20.  pure  oile  olive  beaten  for  the  light 

Leva.  24.2. 
a9.40.with  the  fourth  part  of  a  Hin  oftooile 
Numb.zS.^. 
Beate&. 
Deat.24.20.when  thou  beatcfi  thine  olive  tree 
Pre.  23.13  .if  thou  beateft  him  with  the  rod 

Beatetii. 
i  Cw.9. 26.(0  figftt  I>noc  as  °ne  tliat  beat,  the  aire 

Beattog. 
1  Sa.14.  i6.wenton,feati»|  down  one  another 
tor.  1 2.  j.  and  many  others,  featiȣ  lom9>&  kill. 


BEA        BEA 

Acl.z  1 .3  2. they  faw  the  chief capt.they  left  fe<tfi. 

Beautp. 
£xa£28.2.garments  forAar.for  glory  &  beauty 

40.bonnets  (hale  thou  make  for  glory  &  be. 

2  Sa.  1 .  19-the  fea.of  Ifr.is  flain  upon  thy  high  pi. 

14.25 .  none fo much praifed  as  AbC.torbeauty 

1  Chr.  1 6.29.wor(h.the  L.in  the  beauty  of  holinefs 
Pfal.icf.z.Sc  96.0. 

2  Cfo-.3.6.garnifhed  with  precious  ftones  for  bea. 
20. 21. that  (hould  praife  thcfevz«.of  holincffe 

E/?.  1. 1 1. to  (hew  thepeop.ik  the  princes  her  beauty 
Job  40.10.aray  thy  felfe  with  glory  and  beauty 
Pfal.iy.^.to  behold  the  beauty  of  the  Lord 
,  39.1 1. thou  makeft  his  beauty  to  confume 
45.1 1.  fo  (hall  the  King  greatly  delire  thy  bea. 
49. 1 4.their  beauty  (hall  confume  in  the  grave 
y  0.2.  out  of  Z  ion  the  perfection  of  beau.God 
90.i7.1etthe  beau  of  the  L.  our  G.be  upon  us 
96. 6.ftrength  and  beauty  arc  in  his  fanftuary 
Pro.6. 25.1uft  notaftcr  her  beauty  in  thine  heart 
20.29.the  beauty  of  old  men  is  the  gray  head 
3  i.jo.favour  is  deccitfull,  and  beauty  is  vaine 
i/a.3 .24.and  burning  in  ftead  of  beauty 

1 3.i9.Babylon,the  beau.of  the  Chaldees  exce. 
a8.i.whofe  glorious  beauty  is  a  fading  flower 
4. and  the  glorious  fea.which  is  on  the  head 
5. for  a  diadem  of  beauty  unto  the  reft 
33.i7.thineeies(hal  fee  the  king  in  his  beauty 
44. 1 3.  according  to  the  beauty  of  a  man 
53.2.there  is  no bea.th3.tv1e  (hould  defire him 
6 1 . 3  .to  give  unto  them  beauty  for  a(hes 
£<#».  i.6.Zion,all  her  beauty  is  departed 
a.  i.and  caft  downe  the  beauty  of  Ifrael 

1 5.1s  this  the  city  men  call  the  perfcft.offe. 
E^.7.20.as  for  the  beauty  of  his  ornament, he 
16. 14-thy  renown  went  among  the  hea-for  be. 
1 5.  but  thou  didft  truft  in  thine  own  beauty 
2  5. and  haft  made  thy  beauty  to  be  abhorred 
27.3.I  am  of  perf  eft  beauty 
4.thy  builders  have  perfected  thy  beauty 
1 1. they  have  made  thy  beauty  perfect 
28.7.  (hall  draw  their  fwords  againft  the  fea.of 
1 2. full  of  wifdome,and  perfect  in  beauty 
17.  heart  was  lifted  up  becaufe  of  thy  beauty 
3 1. 8. was  like  unto  him  in  his  beauty 
3  2. 19-whom  doft  thou  paffe  in  beauty  ? 
Ho/!  14.6~.his  beauty  (halbe as  the  olive  tree 
Zecb.y.  17. how  great  is  hisbeauty  ? 

1 1. 7.I  took  2.ft.ives,  the  one  I  called  Beauty 

10. 1  took  my  fhffe,even  Beauty,  and  cut  it 

Beauties?. 

Vfia.  1 10.3.  in  the  beauties  of  holines  from  the  wo. 

Beautifie. 

£^•.7.  a  7. hath  put  in  the  kings  heart  to  beautifie 
Vfal.i qg.^.wiMbeaiitifie  the  meek  with  falvation 
Ifa.60.1 3>to  beautifie  the  ptaceofmyfan&uary 

Beautiful!. 
G£B.29.i7.Rachel  was  beautiful!, and  well  favou. 
Deut.11.1 1  .feeft  among  the  capt.a  beautiful  worn. 
\Sa.16.1z.  Dav.was  ruddy,  &  of  a  beautif.count. 

25. 3. Abigail  was  of  a  beautiful!  countenance 
2  Sa.  1 1 . 2.the  woman  was  very  beautif.io  look  on 
Efl. 2. 7. the  maid  wasfaire  and  beautijuU 
Pfal.4%  .z.beautifull  for  (ituation,the  joy  of  the 
Ecclcf.  3 . 1 1 .  made  every  thing  beautif.  in  his  time 
Cant. 6. 4.thou  art  beautif ull,0  my  lovc,as  Tirzah 

7. 1. how  beautiful!  are  thy  feet  with  (hooes  ? 
Ifa.if.i.  (hall  the  branch  of  the  Lord  be  beautiful! 
52.1.O  Zion,  put  on  thy  beautiful!  garments 

7-how  beautif.upon  the  mounta.  are  the  feet 
64.11  .our  holy,  &  our  feaati/.houfe  is  burnt  up 
Jer.13.20.that  wasgiven  thee,thy  beautif.fiockc 
48.17  .how  is  the  ftro.ftaffe  brok.&  the  fe.rod 
E^e^.16.12  a  beautiful!  crowne  upon  thine  head 
1 3  .and  thou  waft  exceeding  beautiful! 
23.42.3nd  beautiful! crowns  upon  their  heads 
Mat .2  3 .2  7  .whited  fepulchres,  which  appear  beau. 
Acl.i  .2.gate  of  the  Temp.which  is  called  Beauti. 

10. which  fate  for  almes  at  the  beautif. gate 
Rom.  10.15  .how  beautif ui  are  the  feet  of  them  that 
Bebai. 

E'Kra  2.1 1. the  children  of  Bebai,  6i$. 
8 . 1 1  .and  of  the  fons  of  Bebai,  Z  echariah 
1  o.  2  8  .of  the  fons  of  Be£w,Jehohanan,Hanan. 

Nefo.7-i6.the  children  of  Bebai,  6284 
10,15  .Bunni,  Azgadj,  Bebai  fealed 


H 


B  EC      BEC 

Became. 

Gen.z.7.  man  became  a  living  foule 

10. the  river  was  parted,and  became  4.heads 
6.4.thefame  became  mighty  men,  which  were 
i9.26.(hefeca/«e  a  pillar  of  fait 
20.1 2.(he  became  my  wife 
24. 67. took  Rebekah,  and  fhtbecame  his  wife 
26.13  .Ifaac  grew  untill  he  became  very  great 
44. 3  2. thy  fervants  became  furety  for  the  lad 
47.20.fo  the  land  became  Pharaohs 

26.!and  of  the  prieftsonly  wch  bec.not  Pha. 
49. 1 5  and  became  a  fervant  unto  tribute 
Exod.z.  ic.and  he  became  her  fon 

4. 3  .and  it  became  a  ferpent : and  Mofes  fled 
4.and  it  became  a  rod  in  his  hand 

7.  io.before  his  fervants,  &  it  became  a  ferpent 
1  i.and  they  became  ferpents.but  Aarons  rod 

8.  i7.it  became  licc,all  the  dull  became  lice 
9. 10.it  beca.z  boile,breaking  fouh  into  blains 

24-fince  it  became  a  nation 
3  6. 1 3  .fo  it  became  one  tabernacle 

Num.  1 2. 1  o.behold,  Miriam  became  leprous 
26. 10. and  they  became  a  (igne 

Deut  26. 5. and  became  there  a  nation 

Jojhj.  ^.hearts  of  the  people  melted,  &  became  as 
1 4. 1 4. Hebron  became  the  inheritance  of  Caleb 
24.3  2.it  became  the  inhcrit.of  the  child.of  Jof. 

Judg.  1.30  .and  became  tributaries.       Ver.  3  3 , 3  5 . 
15  i4.cordsof  hisarmesfecjweasflaxe 
17.5  .confecrated  one  of  his  fons,  who  became 
1 2. and  the  young  man  became  his  prieft   . 

Ruth  4. 1 6. Naomi  became  nurfc  unto  it 

1  Sa.  10. 1 2, therefore  it  became  a  Proverb,  Is  Saul 
16.2 1. loved  David, &  he  beca.his  armour-bea. 
18.29.and  Saul  became  Davids  enemy 
2 5.37. heart  died  within  him,and  he  became 

2  S5.2.25.Ben.gather.after  Abner,  &  became  one 
4.4.he  fell,&  fcM.lame,&  his  name  was  Mep. 
Z.zhecame  Davids  fervants,and  brought  gifts 

Ver6,i4.&  1  Chro.  18.6,13. 
1  i.27.(he  became  his  wife,and  bare  him  a  fon 

1  i^».i2.2  0.andthisthing  becomes,  fin  for  the 
1 3 .6.  kings  hand  was  reftor.  &  beca.as  it  were 

3  3  .he  feca.one  of  the  priefts  of  the  high  pla. 
34.this  thing  beca.Cm  to  the  houfe  of  Jerob, 

2  Kin.  17.3 .and  Hofhea  became  his  fervant 
1 5  .became  vaine,  and  went  after  the  heathen 

24. 1 .  Jehojakim  became  his  fervant  3  .years 
Neb.y.z  5  .did  eat,and  were  filled,  and  became  fat 
E/2.8.i7.many  of  the  people  of  the  land  fecjews 
Pfal.69.1 1 .1  became  a  Proverb  to  them 

8  3 .  io.they  became  as  dung  for  the  earth 
£^.17.6  foitbecame  a  vine,and brought  forth 

1 9. 3  .it  became  a  young  lion.  Ver.6. 

z$.  1  o.fhz became  famous  among  women 

34.5 .they  became  meat  to  all  the  hearts  of 
8. becaufe  my  flocke  became  a  prey,  and 

my  flocke  became  meat  to  every  beaft  of 

36.4.which  fec.a  prey  &  derifion  to  the  heath. 

Da».2.3  %.beca.  like  thechaffe  of  the  threfh.floors 

the  ftonc  became  a  great  mountainc,  and 

8.4.ram  did  according  to  his  will,  &  fe<\great 

10. 1 5. face  toward  the  ground,  &  I  beca.  dumb 
Obad.  1 2. in  the  day  that  he  became  a  brother 
i)to.28.4.keepers  did  (hake,and became  as  dead 
Mar. 9. 1.  his  raiment  became  mining 
Acl. 10. lO.Petet  became  vay  hungry 
Rom.  1.2 1.  but  became  vaine  in  their  imaginations 
22.profe(fing  to  be  wtifc,becamc  fooles 

6.i8.madefree  from  Gn,yebeca.  ferv.of right 

1  C0/.9. 20.  to  the  Jeweslfecawea  Jew  to  win 
2  2. to  the  weak  became  I  as  weak 

1 3 . 1 1  .but  w  hen  I  became  a  man,I  p:  it  away 

2  Cflr.8.9iyet  for  your  fakes  he  became  poore 
P/;i/.2.8.and  became  obedient :unto  death 
i  Thefii.6a.nd  ye  became  followers  of  us 

2.14.  ye  brethren  became  followers  of  the  Chu. 
Hei.2.io.for  itfeed.him  for  whom  are  all  things 

5.9.he  became  authour  of  eternall falvation 

7.26.fuch  an  high  prieft  becameus 

10. 3  3  .parrly,whilft  ye  beca.  the  comp.of  them 

1 1 .7  .beea.heire  of  therighte.whichis  by  aith 
Rev. 6.x  1.  the  Sun  became  blaek,  the  Moon  fe^z.as 

8 .8  .the  third  part  of  the  fea  became  bloud 
1 1. third  part  of  the  waters  few.  wormwood 

1 6. 3  .fea  became  as  the  bloud  of  a  dead  man 
:  -  ,  4-rivers  \ 


B  E  C        BE  C 

4. rivers  and  fountaines hecame  bloud 
Becameft. 

1  Chr.i7.zz.andihQU,Lord,becamejl  their  God 
£^.16.8. and  thou  bcatmeft  mine 

ffljecaufe. 

Gen.z.zybecaufeftiz  was  taken  outof  man 
■$.x  4.. becaufe  thou  haft  done  this 

x 7. becaufe  thou  haft  hearknedto  the  voice 
Lcv.z6  .^.becaufe  ^enbccaiife  they  dcfpifed  my 

judgments,&  becaufe  their  lbule  abhorred 
7fff.9. 2  4.[ore  a 'raid  of  our  \ives,becaufe  of  you 
1  i.6.benot  afraid  becaufe  ol'thjtn 
23.3.  God  hath  done  to  thefe  nations,few.of 

1  Si.  14. 5 -Davids  heart  fmote  him.becaufe  he  had 

26. 1 1. becaufe  a  deep  fleep  from  the  Lord  was 
2 1  .He  do  thee  no  hktmtjKtaufe  my  foulc 
z1.x%  becaufe  thou  obeyedft  not  the  voice  of  . 
50. 1 3  .becaufe  three  dales  agone  I  fell  ficke 

2  Sir.  1 2.6.  fo««/e  he  did  this  thing,  &  bcc.he.  had 

xS.zo.becaufe  the  kings  fon  is  dead 
1  Kjn.g.y.  becaufe  they  forfook  the  Lord  their  G. 

11.3  ^.becaufe  he  kept  my  commandements 

zo.^z.becaufe  thou  haft  let  go  out  of  thy 
z  Kia.io.jo.for.thouhaft  done  wel  in  executing 

2 2 .  17. becaufe  they  have  forfaken  me,  &  burnt 

1  C/tf.  1 5 . 1 3  .for  becaufe  ye  did  it  not  at  the  firft 

2  Cbr.z.  1 1  if M«/e  the  Lord  hath  loved  his  people 

3  4.27. becaufe  thine  heart  was  tender 
Eya  9.15  .ftand  before  thee  becaufe  of  this 
Nch.9. 3  8  .becaufe  of  all  this  we  make  a  fure 
Vfd.tf  7. becaufe  of  him  who  profpers  in  his  way 
bec.oi the  man  who  bringeth  wicked  dev. 
9 1 . 1  ^.becaufe  he  hath  fet  his  love  upon 
1  zz.<).becaufc  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  our  G. 
Pro. x.i^.becaufe  I  have  called,  and  ye  refufed 
If  a.  1 7  .^.becaufe  o(  the  children  of  Ifrael 

xo.becaufe  thou  haft  forgot  the  God  of  thy 
I  E^\.  1 3 .io.becau. even /w.they  have feduced my 
Hof.S.  1 1  .feww/e  Ephraim  hath  made  many  altars 
Joel  3 . 5  .becaufe  ye  have  taken  my  filver  and  my 
Af^.2.14.  beca.the  L.hathbecn  witneffe  between 
Mat.  17. zo. becaufe  of  your  unbeliefe 

26.3  i.fhalbe  offended  becaufe  of  me,  this 
27.19.many  things  this  day  in  a  dream,  becau. 
Mar.  3 . 3  o. becaufe  they  faid.he  hath  an  uncle.fpirit 
4. 6. .becaufe  it  had  no  root, it  withered 
g.^x.becaufe  ye  belong  to  Chrift 
Luk.z.^.becaufe  he  was  of  the  linage  of  David 
N  1  i.S.yet  becaufe  of  h\s  importunity 

18. becaufe  ye  fay,  I  caft  out  divels  through 
19.17.becau.thou  haft  been  faithfull  in  a  little 
John  1.^0. becaufe  I  faid, I  faw  thee  under  the 
3 .  18. becaufe  he  hath  not  bcleeved  in  the  name 

19. becaufe  their  deeds  were  evill 
$.\t. becaufe  of  his  owne  word 
6.z6.notbecaufe  ye  faw  the  mincles.but 

becaufe  ye  did  eate  of  the  loaves,  and 
7.7. becaufe  I  teftifie  of  it,that  the  workes 
22. not  becaufe  it  isof  Mofes 

2  3  .are  ye  angry  jjccaufe  I  have  made  a  man 
30  becaufe  his  houre  was  notyet  come 
43.divifionamong  the  peoplefcra«.  of  him 

S./tf.becaufi  ye  cannot  heare  my  word 

4 i.bec.I  tell  you  the  truth  ye  beleeve  me  not 
47.  becaufe  y:  are  not  of  God 
9. zz. becau fethzy  feared  the  Jewes 
1 0.1 3. hireling  ttztth,becaufc  he  is  a  hireling 
1  i^.butkw/eofthepeoplewhich  ftand  by 
1 2. 3  o. this  voice  came  not  becaufe  of  me 
39.could  not  beleeve,  &?«///!•  Ifaiahfaid 
^zhecaufe  of  the  Pharifees,did  not  confeffe 
13. 29.fome  thought,  becau.Judas  had  the  bag 
14. 1  z.becaufe  I  go  to  my  father.         Ver. 28 . 
Chap.16. 10,17. 
xo.becaufe  I  live,  ye  fhall  live  alfo 
1 5.  i^.becaufe  ye  are  not  of  the  world 

z  1  .becaufe  they  know  not  him  that  fent  mee 
i6-4.at  the  beginning,  becaufe  I  was  with  you 
6  .but  becaufe  I  have  faid  thefe  things,forrow 
9 .of  Cm,becaufe  they  beleeve  not  in  me 
xi.becaufetht  prince  of  this  world  isjudged 

3  2.not  zlonejoecaufe  the  father  is  with  me 
1 7 .  x  q.becau.  they  are  not  of  the  world  as  I  am 
19.7. becaufe  he  made  himfelfc  the  Son  of  God 
20.13  .becaufe  they  have  taken  away  my  lord 

zg.becaufe  thou  haft  feen  me,thou  haft  bele. 


BEC        B  E  C 

Acl.z.z^.becaufe  it  was  notpoffible,  that  he 
4.21.  how  they  might  punifh  them  beca.of  the 

Rom.S .  1  o  .fpirit  is  \ifej)ecaufe  of  righreoufneffe 
9>7.neither  becaufe  they  are  the  feed  of  Abrah. 

1  cor.  x  1 . 1  o.  power  on  her  head  becau.of  the  ang. 

1 2. 1  5  .becaufe  I  am  not  the  hand.is  it  therefore 
1  5  .o.bccaufe  I  perfecuted  the  Church  of  God  • 

2  Cor.  11. 11.  becau.l  love  you  not,  God  knoweth 
Gal. 2.4.and  that  becaufe  of  falfe  brethren 

1 1  .becaufe  he  was  to  be  blamed 
4,.x6.becaufe  I  tell  you  the  truth 
Epb:<;.6.  beca.of thefe  thmgscometh  the  wrath  of 
i6.redeemingthe  time,fccc.the  daies  are  evil 

1  Tbcf.4. 6. becaufe  the  Lo.the  avenger  of  all  fuch 

2  Thef.  3 .9.  not  becaufe  we  have  not  power 
1  Tim.6. z.becaufe  they  are  brethren 

Heb.6.  x  3  .becaufe  he  could  fweare  by  no  greater 
Jam.  4. i.yet  ye  have  not,becaufe  ye  aske  not 

3  .receive  not,  becaufe  ye  aske  amine 
1  fob.z.  1 3  .becaufe  ye  have  knowne  him.    V.  14. 
3.12 .becaufe  his  owne  workes  were  evill,&  his 

1  ^.becaufe  we  love  the  brethren 
4. 1 9. we  love  h[m,bccaufe  he  firft  loved  us 
385ed)et. 
Gen. 4,6. z i.thc  fons  of  Bcnjamin,Belah  &  Becber 

1  Ch>  072.7. 6. 
Num.z6.$  5  .of Becber  came  the  family  of  the  Bac. 
1  dv.7.8.thefonsof  Eecfc-,Zemira  and  Joafh 
all  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Becher 
1£cc$)oiatr). 
1  Sfl.9. 1  .the  fon  of  hecboroth,the  fon  of  Aphiah 

IBecKneo. 

Luff..  1 . 2  2 .  Zacharias,he  beckoned  unto  them,and 

5. 7. they  bechnedto  their  partners  which  were 

Job.  x  3 .24.Sitnon  Pet.Wj.to  him,that  he  mould 

Acl.  19.3  3  .Alexander  beckoned  with  the  hand, and 

2 1 .40. Paul  ftood  and  beckjicd  with  the  hand 

24. 1  o.after  the  Governour  had  beetled  to  him 

HBecfcntng. 

Acl.  1 2. 1 7. he  bec^ning  unto  them  with  the  hand 
1 3 . 1 6. Paul  ftood  up,and  beckn.  with  his  hand 

©ecome. 

Got.  3. 2  2. the  man  is  become  as  one  of  us 
9. 1  j  .waters  (hall  no  more  become  a  floud 
18.18.  Abraham  (hal  furely  beco.s.  great  nation 
24. 3  5  .my  mafter  is  become  great 
32.10.  and  now  I  am  become  two  bands 
34.16.  we  will  become  one  people 
3  7. 20. what  willbccomeof  his  dreames 
4S .  1 9_he  alfo  fhall  become  a  people 

his  feed  fhall  become  a  multitude  of  nat. 
Exod./i.  9. water  fhall  bee.  bloud  upon  the  dry  land 
7.9-rod,  and  it  fhall  become  a  ferpent 

i9.of  water,that  they  may  become  bloud 
8.i6.duft,thatk  may  becomeYict 
9.9.aflies,&  it  fh.ill  become  fmall  duft  in  all  the 
1  5.2.the  Lord, he  is  become  my  falvation 

6. thy  right  hand,0  Lord.is  become  glorious 

23.29  left  the  land  become  defolate 

32,1  .Mcfes>  we  wot  not  what  is  become  of  him 

Ver.23.8c  ^cT.7.40. 

Icf.19.29.and  the  land  become  full  of  wickednes 

>ta*.5.24.water,fhal  enter  into  her,  &  Embitter 

Verfe  27. 
Dcnt.z7.<).  tr|is  day  thou  art  few.  the  people  of  the 

28.3  7. thou  fhalt  become  an  aftonifhment 
Jof.o.  1 3  .and  our  fhooes  are  become  o\d,  by  reafon 
fudg.  1 6. 1 7. if  (haven,!  fhall  become  weakc 

1  S5'.2S.i6.L.dcparted,  &  is  become  thine  enemy 

2  Si#».7.24.and  thou,Lord,  art  become  their  God 

1  Kjn.  z  1  5  .kingdome  turned  about,  &  is  beco.my 

14.3-Ahijah  fhall  tell  thee  what  fhall  beco. of 

2  I\in.zx.i4..{ha\\  become  a  prey  to  their  enemies 

2 2. 1 9. that  they  fliould  become  a  defohtion 
Eft.  z.  1 1. how  Efther  did,&  what  fliould  bec  of  her 
Job  7.  j.my  skin  is  broken,nnd  become  loathfome 

1  f. 28. and  houfes,which  are  ready  to  becheaps 

2  1.7.  wherefore  do  the  wicked  livc,&  beco.old 
30. 19.I  am  become  like  duft  and  afhes 

2 1 .  thou  art  become  cruell  to  mc 
Pfal.  14.3.  they  are  altogether  become  filthy :  there 

Kiwz.3.12. 
28.i.if  thou  be  filent,I  become  like  to  them 
f  3.3.&f«?.filthy,there  isnone  that  doth  good 
62.10  .become  not  vaine  in  robbery 
69.8.I  am  become  a  ftranger  unto  my  brethren 


BEC        BEC 

2  2.1ct  their  table  become  a  mare 

for  their  welfare,  let  it  become  a  trap 
79.4.  we  are  beco.a.  reproach  to  our  neighbour 
1 09. 7. and  let  his  praier  become  fin 
1 1 8 . 1 4#the  Lord  is  become  my  falvation 
2 1. heard  me,  and  art  become  my  falvation 
22. is  become  the  head-ftone  of  the  corner 
x  19.8  3.1  am  become  like  a  bottle  in  the  fmoak 
Pw.29.2  i.ftial  have  him  become  his  fon  at  length 
Ifa.i.zi.hovf  is  the  faithfull  city  ferflAW  a  harlot? 

2  2. thy  filver  is  become  droffe 
7.24.becaufe  all  the  land  fhall  become  briars 
12.2 .  Jehovah,he  i s  alfo  become  my  falvation 
14.10.art  thou  become  weakeas  we  ? 

art  thou  become  like  to  us  ? 
i9.n.counfellers  of  Pharaoh  is  becomeimxzim 

1 3. the  princes  of  Zoan  are. become  fooles 
29. 1 1. the  virion  of  all  is  become  unto  you,  as 
3  4.9.  the  land  therof  fhal  become  burning  pitch 
3  5. 7. the  parched  ground  fhall  become  a  poole 
59.6.their  webs  fhall  not  become  garments 
6o.22.a  little  one  fhall  become  a  thoufand 
Jer.  2.  $ .  walked  after  vaniry,and  are  become  vaine 
3.1.  if  fhego  from  him,and few.another  mans 
5.13  .and  the  Prophets  fhall  become  wind 

27-therefore  they  are  fe.great,  and  waxen 
7. 1 1  .is  this  houfe  become  a  den  of  robbers 
io.2i.thepaftors  are  fc«W£brutifn,and 
22.  J.I  fwear,  that  this  houfe  fhal  feco.defolate 
26.i8.Zionplowed,&  Jeruf.  fhall  bsco.  heaps 
49. 1 3  .Bozrah  {hM  become  a  defolation 
50.23  .how  is  Babylon  become  a  defolation  ? 

3  7. and  they  fhall  become  as  women 
5  1.3  7.  Babylon  fhall  become  heaps 

4 1 .  how  is  Babylon  become  an  aftonifhment 
Lam.  x .  1  .how  is  flie  become  as  a  widow 

how  is  ihe  become  tributary 
2. her  friends  are  become  her  enemies 
6. her  Princes  are  become  like  Harts 
1 1  fee,0  Lord,  for  I  am  become  vile 
4. 1  .how  is  the  gold  become  dim 

3  .daughter  of  my  people  become  cruell,like 
8. it  is  withered,  it  is  become  like  a  fticke 
E^e\.  22.4.  thou  art  become  guilty  in  thy  bloud 
1 8  .houfe  of  Ifrael  is  to  me  become  droffe 
I9.becaufe  ye  are  all  become  droffe 
26. 5 .Tyrus  (hzllbecome  a  fpoile  to  the  nations 
36.3  5  .land  that  was  defol.isfec.like  the  gard. 
ruined  cities  are  become  fenced 
37.1 7  .they  are  become  one  in  thine  hand 
Eto.4.2  2.thou,0  K.art  growne,  &  become  ftrong 
9. 1 6.thy  people  are  become  a  reproach 
x  1 . 2  3 .  he  fhall  bec.  ftrong  with  a  fmall  people 
Hof.  1  z.8  .Ephraim  faid,  Yet  I  am  become  rich 
13.15  .and  his  fpring  (hall  become  dry 
i6.Samaria  tiiaWbecome  defolate 
Jona  4. 5#fee  what  would  become  of  the  city 
Mic.  3.12.  Jerufalem  fhall  become  heaps 
Zepb.  1 . 1 3  .therfore  their  goods  {hAXbccome  booty 

2. 1 5. now  is  (he  become  a  defolation 
Zech.^.j,  before  Zerub.  thou  fhalt  become  a  plaine 
Mat.  18.3  .converted,  and  become  as  little  children 
21. 42. the  fame  is  become  head  of  the  corner 

Afar.12.10.8c  Luk-zo.X7.8cAft.^.xx. 
Job.  1 . 1 2.  gave  he  power  to  become  fons  of  God 
Acl.  12.18  .what  was  become  of  Peter 
Rom.^.xS.  that  he  might  beco.hther  of  many  nat. 
6.22.made  free  from  fin,&  become  fervan.to  go 
7.4.ye  alfo  are  become  dead  to  the  Law 

1 3  .(in  by  the  command.might  become  finfull 

1  Cfl/\3.i8.let  him  become  a  foole,that  he  may 
7.18.  let  him  not  become  uncircumcifed 
8 .9. this  liberty  of  yours  become  3  ftumbl.block 
1 3 . 1 .1  am  become  as  found ing  braffe,and 
I5.20.isfofl?.  the  fitft-fruits  of  them  that  flept 

2  f<w.5.i7.behold,all  things  arc  become  new 
1  z.  1 1 .1  am  become  a  foole  in  glorying 

Gal. 4. 1 6. am  I  therefore  become  your  enemy 

5-4.Chrift  is  become  of  no  effect 
Tit.  z.  i.fpeak  the  things  which  fow.found  doftri. 
Phikm.6. that  the  communic.of  thy  faith  may  bec. 
Heb.$.  1 2.are  become  fuch  as  have  need  of  milke 
Jam.  2  4.  and  are  become  Judges  of  evill  rhoughts 

1 1. if  thou  kill,thou  artbecome  a  tranfgreffor 
Rev.  1 1 . 1 5  .the  kingd.of  this  world  are  become  the 

1 8 .  z.become  the  habitation  of  divels 

Becomctl). 


BEC       BED 


UBecotnctlj. 
Pfal.o  5 . 5  .holinefs  beeometh  thine  houfe,0  Lord 
Pi-o.io.^.htbecofmtbpoot  thatdeales  with  a  Hack 
1 7.7.excellent  fpeech  beeometh  not  a  foole 
i  8. void  of  underftanding  beeometh  furety 
15.etlef.6f  i4.bornin  his  kingdome  beeometh  poore 
Mat.  3.15.  thus  it  beeometh  us  to  fulfill  all  righte. 
1  ? .'iz.choaketh  the  word,and  he beeo.unttait. 
Marine  4.19. 
3  2.1't  is  the  greateft  among  herbs,&  beeometh 
Marine  4.32. 
&M8. 1 6. 2.for  (he  hath  feewwe  a  fuccourer  of 
Ephef.f . 3  .once  named,as beeometh  Saints 
Phil.i.zy.  converfation  be  3s beeometh  theGofpel 
1  r«z.2.io.asfee«wz.women,profe(Iing  godlinefs 
TiM.j.be  in  behaviour  as  beeometh  holinefle 

ISeD. 

Gen.47.1  i.Ifr-bowed  himfelf  upon  thefeerfihead 
43.2.Ifr.ftrengthened  himfelr,&  fate  on  the  b. 
49.4.thou  wentft  up  to  thy  fathers  bed 
3 3  .gathered  up  his  feet  into  the  bed 
Exod.S .  3  .frogs  (hall  come  upon  thy  bed. 

1 1. 18. and  he  dienot.butkeepethhis  bed 
Levit.  1 5 .4.  every  bed  whereon  he  lieth  is  unclean 

Verfe  24. 
j.whofo  toucheth  his  bed  fhnll  wa(h  his 

1  i.whofo  toucheth  her  bed  (hall  wafli 

2  3. if  it  be  on  her  bed,ot  any  thing  (he  fit  on 
a6>.evety  bed  whereon  (he  lieth  all  the  daies 

fhalbe  unto  her  as  the  bed  of  her  (eparation 
1  Sam.  1 9. 1 3. took  an  im3ge,  &  laid  it  in  the  bed 
1  5. bring  him  up  in  the  bed  that  I  may  flay 
i6.behold5there  was  an  image  in  the  bed 
28.13  .arofe  from  the  earth,and  fate  on  the  bed 
z  Sam. 4.^. who  lay  on  a  bed  at  noone 

7.Ifhbolh.lay  on  his  bed  in  his  bed-chamber 

1  i.flaine  a  right  perfon  upon  his  bed 

1 1 .2. David  arofe  from  his  feerf,  and  walked  on 

1 3. went  out  to  lie  on  his  bed  with  the  ferv. 

1 3«5.downe  on  thy  bed,  &  make  thy  felfe  ficke 

1  Kl"a- 1-47.  the  King  bowed  himfelf  upon  the  bed 

1 7 . 1 9-the  prophet  laid  him  upon  his  o  wne  bed 
2i.4.Ahab  hid  himon  his  bed,  &  turned  aw. 

2  'Kjn.  1. 4. not  come  down  from  that  W.ch.6. 16 

4. 1  o.  let  us  fet  there  for  him  a  bed 

2 1  .(he  laid  him  on  the  bed  of  the  man  of  G. 

3  2.child  was  dead,and  laid  upon  his  bed 

1  Chro.^.i  .forafmuch  as  he  defiled  his  fathers  feed 

2  Chr.  16. 1 4.1atd  Afa  in  the  bed  filled  with  odours 

24.2  5. flew  Joaflionhis  bed,  for  the  bloud 
£/2fo.7.S.Haman  was  fallen  on  the  fee«/,where  Eft. 
Job  7.13  .when  I  fay,My  bed  (hall  comfort  me 
1 7. 1 3 .1  have  made  my  bed  in  the darkneffe 
33.i5.Godfpeaksin  flumbrings  up  >n  the  feed 
I9.he  that  is  chafte  with  pain  upon  his  bed 
Py?r.4.4.comune  with  your  own  heart  on  your  bed 
6. 6. all  the  night  make  I  my  bed  to  fwioi 
36.4.he  devifeth  mifchicfe  upon  his  bed 
41.3.L.W1II  ftrengthen  him  on  the  bed  of  Ian. 
will  make  all  his  bed  in  his  ficknefle 
63.dJ.when  I  remember  thee  upon  my  bed 
132.3  .nor  go  up  into  my  bed 
1 39.8  .if  I  make  my  bed  in  h.ll,thou  art  there 
Pro.7.15.1  have  decked  my  bed  with  coverings 
1 7. 1  have  perfumed  my  bed  with  myrrhe 
22.27.why  (hould  he  take  away  thy  bed  from 
26.i4.fo  doth  the  flothfull  upon  his  bed 
Cant.  1 .  i  6  .alfo  our  bed  is  greene 

3 . 1  .by  night  on  my  bc'dl  fought  him 
7  .behold  his  fecd,which  is  Solomons 
lfa.  28 ,2o.for  the  bed  is  (horter  then  a  man 
57.7.upon  a  lofty  mount  haft  thou  fet  thy  bed 
8. thou  haft  enlarged  thy  bed,Sc  made  a  cov. 
lovedft  their  bed  where  thou  faweft  it 
Etelf  23.41-  lateft  upon  a  ftately  bed 

32.2f.fetheraWinthemidftoftheflaine 
Da«.2.28.the  vifions  of  thy  head  upon  thy  Ware 
29.thoughts  came  into  thy  mind  on  thy  bed 
4.$. thoughts  upon  my  bed  troubled  me 

10.  thus  were  virions  of  my  head  on  my  bed 
1 3 .1  faw  in  the  vifions  of  my  he.  on  my  bed 
7.  i.Dan.had  vifions  of  his  head  upon  his  bed 
Amos  3 . 1 2. in  the  corner  of  a  bed,%ni  in  Damafc. 
Mat.9.1.3.  man  tick  of  the  pallie,lying  on  abed 
6  .take  up  thy  bed,  and  go  to  thine  houfe  ' 
Mm\e  2.1 1. 


BED        BE 

Mar.  2.4.  let  down  the  bed  where  the  (ick  of  the  pa. 
9.anfe,  arid  take  up  thy  bed  and  walke 

John%3. 
1 2. he  took  up  the  &«f,went  forth  before 
4.21  .a  candle  brought  to  be  put  under  a  bed 

Luke  2.i6. 
7. 30. her  daughter  laid  upon  the  bed 
Lul{.  5.18  .brought  in  a  bed  3.  man  taken  with  pal. 
1  i.7.my  children  are  with  me  in  bed 
17.34.two  men  in  one  bed,one  taken 
John  j.cj.the  man  took  up  his  feerf,and  walked 

10.it  is  not  lawfull  for  thee  to  carry  thy  bed 
1 1. that  made  me  whole  faid,Take  up  thy  b. 
1 2. what  man  is  that  that  faid,Take  up  thy  b. 
AEl.9.1 3. /Eneas  had  kept  his  bed  8  yeares 

34.arife  and  make  thy  bed,and  he  arofe 
^e^.2.2  2.Ile  caft  her  into  a  bed,  and  them  that 

HBtQoflovc. 
£^£.28.17.  Bab.came  to  her  into  the  bed  of  love 

Bet)  of  [pees. 
Cant.  5 .  1 3  .his  chcekes  are  as  a  bed  of  fpices 

6.2.my  beloved  is  gone  dowu  to  the  bed  of  fpi. 
2l5eO  unie filed. 
Hcb.  1 3  #4.marriage  is  h  moura.  &  the  bed  undefil. 

fficu=chamber. 
E.rarf.8.3.frogs  (lull  come  into  thy  bed-chamber 
2  &wz.4.7.I(hbo(h.lay  on  a  bed  in  his  bed-chamber 
2  Kjn.6.1 2. the  words  thou  fpeakeft  in  thy  bed-ch. 
1  i.2.and  his  nurfe  in  the  bed-cha.  from  Athal. 
2  Chron.zz.i  1. 
Ecclef.  10. zo. cuvfe  not  the  rich  in  thy  bed-chamber 

H5eUs!. 
2  Sum.  17.28 .  brought  beds  and  bafins  to  David 
Efih.  1 .6.tbe  beds  were  of  gold  and  filver 
Pfal.  1 49. 5. let  them  ling  aloud  upon  their  beds 
lfa.  5  7. 2. they  (hall  reft  in  their  beds 
Hof.y.  i4.when  they  howled  upon  their  beds 
Amos  6.4.that  lie  upon  beds  of  ivory 
Mic.z  1.  wo  to  them  that  work  evill  on  their  beds 
Mar. 6  5  $.began  to  carry  about  in  beds 
Ael.^.i^ .they  laid  them  on  beds  and  couches 

HtkufteaO. 
Deut.$.i 1. his  bedfleadv/asabcdflead  ofiron 

U5euaU. 

G^.36.3  j.Hadad  the  fon  of  Beddd reigned  in  his 

1  Chi  on. 1.^6. 

HE  eOafal?. 

E^rjvz  10.3  j  .fons  ofBani,Benaiah,Bft£?z^ 

BeOan. 

iSa.iz.i  1  .the  L.  fent  Bedan,  Jeph.and  delivered 
1  Chro.j .  1 7 .the  fons  of  Ularn, 


B  E 


B  E 


Dent.  1 .44.  chafed  you  as -$ecs  do  in  Seir 
Judg.  148.8  fwarme  of  hf-es  in  the  caikeife 
Pfal.  1 1 8. 1 2. they  compared  me  about  like  Bees 
Ifa.y .  1 8  .the  L  (hall  hide  for  the  Bee  in  the  land 
$V)aVbz.  Seein^ag. 
We. 
Gen.  i.i4.let  them  be  for  fignesand  feafons 

1 5  .let  them  fee  for  lights  in  the  firmament 
22.feefruitfull,and  multiply.  Ver.28 

&Chap.8.,i7.&  9.17.&  35.11. 
2. 1 8. not  good  that  the  man  (hould  be  alone 
9.26.  blefled  be  the  God  of  Shem 
1 3. 8. and  thy  herd-men  :  for  we  be  brethren 
I4.i9.bleffed  be  Abrah.ot  themoft  high  God 
20.blefled  be  the  moft  high  God 
•   16. 5. my  wrong  fee  upon  thee 

1 2. he  will  be  a  wild  man,his  hand  will  be 
1 7. 1. walk  before  me,andfee  thou  perfect 
8.andl  will  be  their  God.        £#0^.29.45. 
Jerem.z^.-j .&  32.38. 
18.24.if  there  be  f  o. righteous  within  the  city 

2  5 .  the  righteous  (hould  be  as  the  w  icked 
2 1 . 1 2-let  it  not  be  grievous  in  thy  fight 
ij.S.if  it  be  yourmind  that  I  bury  my  dead 
24. 5. the  woman  will  not  be  willing  to  follow 

Verfe  8. 
14.  let  the  fame  fee  (he.  Verfe  44. 

27. blefled  be  the  L.God  of  my  ma'fter  Abr. 
%  1  .let  her  be  thy  matters  fons  wife,as 
60.be  thou  the  mother  of  thoufands 
25.22.if  it  be  fo,  why  am  I  thus 
26.3  .fojourne  in  the  land,and  lie  be  with  thee 
27.i3.uponmefec  thycurfe,myfon 
2 1.  whether  thou  be  my  very  fon  Efau 
H  z       y 


19. be  lord  over  thy  brethren 

curfed  be  every  one  that  curf.bleflecf  fee 
28.20.ifGod  willfee  withme,and  willkeep 
29.4. Jacob  faid»Mybrethren,whencefeeye  ? 
3  i.3.return  to  thy  kinred,&  Ilefee  with  thee 

44.1et  it  fee  for  a  witneffe  between  me  and 

5  2.this  heap  fee  witneffe,  this  pillar  fee 
32.18  .they  fee  thy  fervant  Jacobs 
3  4. 1  j  .if  ye  will  fee  as  we  fee 

23  .and  every  beaft  of  theirs  fee  ours 
3  ?.2.feecleane,  and  change  your  garments 
37.27.let  not  our  hand  fee  upon  him 

3  2.  whether  it  fee  thy  fons  coat,or  no 
38.g.knew  that  the  feed  (hould  not  fee  his 

24. bring  her  forth,and  let  her  fee  burnt 

ao.broken  forth  ?  this  breach  fee  upon  thee 
4 1 .40.  will  I  fee  greater  then  thou 
42.1  ^.whether  there  fee  any  truth  in  you 

1 9. if  ye  fee  true  men,let  one  of  your  brethre 

3  2. we  fee  twelve  brethren 
43.9.I  will  fee  furety  for  him 
44.9«we  alfo  will  fee  my  lords  bondmen 

io.let  ic  fee  according  to  your  words 

£6.our  youngeft  brother  fee  with  us 

3  o.and  the  lad  fee  not  with  us 
47 . 1 9.  we  and  our  land  will  fee  ferv.to  Pharaoh 
50.18  .behold,  we  fee  thy  fetvants 
Exod.  1.1 6. if  it  fee  a  fon,if  it  fee  a  daughter 

3. 1 2.1  will  fee  with  thee.  Judr.6.16. 

4. 1 2.I  will  fee  with  thy  mouth.  Ver.15. 

6.7.I  will  fee  to  you  a  God 
8. 10  J'e  it  according  to  thy  word 
10. 10. let  the  Lord  fee  fo  with  you 
12.33  •we  be  all  dead  men 
18.19.fee  thou  for  the  people  to  God-ward 
2  3. z  z. then  He  fee  an  enemy  to  thine  enemies 
Lex\8.3  3. til  the  daies  of  your  conec.fee  at  an  end 
1 3 .26. fee  no  white  haire  in  the  bright  fpoc 

but  fee  fonewhat  dark,  then  the  Pried 
1 5. 24. her  flowres  fee  upon  him,he  (halbe  unci. 
20. 7. fee  ye  holy,forI  am  the  Lord 
z3  29.whatfoever  fouleicfee.  Ver.30. 

26. 1 3  .that  ye  (hould  not  fee  their  bondmen 
Num.i.  j  3. that  there  fee  no  wrath  upon  the  cong. 
1 2. 1 2.  let  her  not  fee  as  one  dead 
13.20.what  the  land  is,whethcritfee  fat  or 

whether  there  fee  wood  therein, orofth: 
14. 1 1. how  long  will  it  fee  ere  thcybeleeve 

43. the  Lord  will  not  fee  with  you 

16.16.  be  thou  and  all  the  comp. before  the  L. 
40. that  he  fee  not  as  Korah  &  his  company 

Dent.  io.f.  and  they  fee  as  the  Lord  commanded 
1 5.2 1. if  there  fee  any  blemith  therein,  as  if  it 

fee  lamc,or  blmd,or  have  any  ill  blemilh 
29. 1 8. there  (hould  fee  among  you  manor  wo. 
/e/!7.i2.neither  will  I  fee  with  you  anymore 
9.2i.bat  let  them  fee  hewers  of  wood 
i4.i2.iffofee  the  Lord  will  fee  with  me 
22. 1 8. he  will  fee  wroth  with  the  whole  congr. 
Judg.6. 1 3  .Oh  my  Lord,if  the  Lord  fee  with  us 
where  fee  all  his  miracles  which  ourfath. 
3i.ifhefeea  god,lethim  plead  for  himfelfc 
i7.io.andfeeto  me  a  father  and  a  prieft.V.19 
Ruth  3. 18. the  man  will  not  fee  in  reft  till 

1  Sam.  io.7.1etitfee  whenthofe  lignes  are  come 

14.39.  though  it  fee  in  Jonathan  my  fon 
40  .fee  ye  on  our  fide,and  I  and  Jonathan 

my  fon  will  fee  on  the  other  fide 
20.42.the  Lord  fee  between  me  and  thee 
25.1 1. whom  I  know  not  whence  they  fee 

2  Saw. 2. 26. that  it  wil  fee  bitternes  in  the  lat.end 

how  long  (hall  it  fee  then,  yer  chpu  bid 
7.14.1k  fee  his  father,and  he  flulbe  my  fon 

14. 17.  therefore  the  L.thy  G  wili  fee  with  thee 
1 8 . 3  2  .fee  as  that  you  ng  man  is 
24-i7.feeagainft  me,  &  againft  my  fath.houfe 

t  7</>z.8.  »7-if  there  fee  in  the  land  famine,if  there 
fee  peftilence,  blading,  if  there  fee  catterpil. 
5 7. the  Lord  our  God  fee  withuSjas  he  was 
1 1. 38. if  thou  wilt  hearken,  Ilefee  with  thee 
1 2. 7. if  thou  wilt  fee  a  fervant  to  this  people 

then  they  will  fee  thy  fervants  for  ever 
1 8. 2 1. if  the  Lord  fee  God,  follow  him 
2  Kin.6.  i6.feare  not :  for  they  that  fee  with  us 

are  moe  then  they  that  fee  with  them 
10. 1  5.ifit  fee,  give  me  thine  hand 
19. 25. thou 


BE 


BE 


B  E 


B  E 


BE 


BE 


19.2  5  .thou  fhouldft  be  to  lay  wafte  fenced  cit. 
1  Chr.z  1.  j. an  hund.times  fo  many  mo  as  they  be 
1  Chr.io.j.be  ye  not  like  your  fathers,  be  ye  not 

Zech.1.4. 

j4.23.the  Lord  his  God  be  with  him,and  let 

E<Q«  I.J. 

£^  6.6.6e  ye  far  from  thence 

9.  i4.that  there  (hould  be  no  remnant 
Neh.4.  1 2. they  wil!  6c  upon  you 
fob  10.15.ifl  be  wickedjif  I  be  righteous 

1  5. 14.wb.at  is  man,that  he  fhould be  cleane  ? 
is  born  of  a  wom.that  he  fhould  be  righte. 
1 0.4.6c  it  indeed  that  I  have  erred 
j  7. 4. faith  to  the  fnow,Be  thou  on  the  earth 
Pfal.12.19.be  not  thou  faraway.       PyaZ.j5.2z. 
&  38.21.  &  71.12. 
j  1.24.6c  of  good  courage.  Ifa.41.6. 

48.14.he  will  be  our  guide  unto  death 
5  8. 7.1et  them  be  as  cut  in  pieces 
I39.24.ifthere6ca-ny  wicked  way  in  me 
Pro.  23. 1 7 .6e  thou  in  the  fear  o  f  the  L.all  the  day 
Ecclef.  5.2.6c  not  rafh  in  thy  mouth,and  let  not 

thine  heart  6c  hafty  to  utter  any  thing 
COTf.L7.why  fhould  I  be  as  one  that  turneth  afide 
2. 1 7 .6c  thou  like  a  Roe,  Chap. 8. 14. 

8.q.if  fhe6c  a  wall,iffhe6c  adoore 
lfa.  1 . 1 8.though  they  be  as  fcavlet,  they  fhalbe  as 
be  red  like  crimfon,  they  fhalbe  as  wooll 
3 ,6.thou  haft  clothing,6e  thou  our  ruler 

and  let  this  ruine  6c  under  thy  hand 
7-23.it  (hall  even  be  for  briars  and  thornes 
8.i3.fanftific  th.  Lord  of  hofts>  &  let  him6c 
your  feare,  and  let  him  be  your  dread 

28. 2  2.6c  ye  not  mockers  deft  your  band  s  be  ft. 
41.22.fhew  the  former  things  what  they  6c 

Jer.j .  2  3  .lie  be  your  God,&  ye  fhalbe  my  people 
Chap.  3  0.2 1. 
3  2.bury  in  Tophet,till  there  6c  no  place 
I4.8.why  fhouldft  thou  6c  as  a  ftranger 

9.why  fhouldft  thou  be  as  a  man  aftonied 
1 5.  i8.wilt  thou  be  altogether  as  a  liar 
2i.2.iffo6ethe  Lord  will  deale  with  us 
36.1  o.let  no  man  know  where  ye  be 
47. 6. how  long  will  it  6e  ere  thou  be  quiet 
E^.  1 1. 16.  yet  will  I  be  to  them  as  a  little  fanft. 

20.3  2.we  will  be  as  the  heathen 

DOT.4. 1  o.the  dream  6c  to  them  that  hate  thee 
5.^0. that  he  fhould  6c  the  third  ruler  in  the 
12.13  -but  g°  tnou  tny  way  tul tne  er,d  be 
Hof.$.n.lV;  be  unto  Ephraim  as  a  moth 
14. He  6c  unto  Ephraim  as  a  Lion 
8.5.how  long  will  it  6c  ere  they  attaine 
13. 14.O  deathjwill  6c  thy  plagues 

O  grave,I  w  ill  6c  thy  deftruftion 
14. 5.Ile  6c  as  the  dew  tolfrael 
Joel  3.i6.theLordwill  be  the  hop?  of  his  people 
Jonah  1. 6. if  fo  6c  that  God  will  think  on  us 
Zech. i.y.Ilc  fhew  thee  what  thefe  things  6c 
2. f  .lie  6c  to  her  a  wall  of  fire  round  about 

and  will  6c  the  glory  in  the  midft  of  her 
8.6.if  it  be  marvellous  in  the  eyes  of  the  remn. 
fhould  it  alfo  6c  marvellous  in  my  eyes 
ii.Ilenot  6c  to  therefidueof  thispeo.asin 
Mat.i- 1 3 .6e  thou  there  till  I  bring  thee  word 
4-3-if  thou6c  theSonof  God.  Verfe  6. 

&Chapt.27.4G. 
6.1 1. there  will  your  heart  6c  alfo 
7.1 3.many  there  6c  that  go  in  thereat 

i4.and  few  there  6c  that  find  it 
9.29.10  your  faith,  6c  it  unto  you 
14.28.if  it  6e  thou  bid  me  come 
i6»2  3.favoureftnot  the  things  that  6c  of  God 
but  thofe  that  be  of  men 
Marine  8.3  3. 
1 8 . 1 7.kt  him  be  to  thee  as  an  heathen 
19.9-exceptit  6c  for  fornication 
20.26.but  whofoever  will  6c  great  among 

you,  let  him  6c  your  minifter 
Mar. 3. 1 4. that  they  fhould  6e  with  him 
7.4-many  other  things  there 6c 
I3.i4.1etthemthat6c  injudeaflee 
I#£.i.29.what  maner  of  falutation  this  fhould  6c 
34.hcw  fhal  this6c,feeingl  know  not  a  ma 
j  8 .6c  it  unto  me  according  to  thy  word 
io.6.if  the  Son  of  peace  be  thcre,your  peace 
1 2.20.neithej6cye  of  doubtiull  mind 


1 3 .3  3  .it  cannot  be  that  a  prophet  fhould  perifh 
14. 26. he  cannot6c  my  Difciple.         Ver.27. 
3  3  .w  hofoever  he  be  of  you  that  forfakes  not 
all  that  he  hath,he  cannot  be  my  Difciple 
1 9 . 1 9.6c  thou  alfo  over  five  cities 
2i.7.what  figne  will  there  be 
2  3 .  24.that  it  fhould  be  as  they  required 
3  7. if  thou  be  the  King  of  the  Jewes 
3  9-if  thou  be  the  Chrift,fave  thy  felfe 
John  1. 2  5. if  thou  6c  not  that  Chrift 
3. 2. except  God  be  with  him 
9. how  can  thefe  things  6e 
7. 1 7. whether  it  be  of  God 
8. 3  j.we6c  Abrahams  feed 
9.2f.whetherhe6ca  finner,orno 
27.will  ye  alfo  be  his  Difciples 
3  1. if  any  man  ben  worfhipperof  God 
10.24.if  thou 6c  the  Chrift,tell  us  plainly 
1 3. 24-who  it  fhould  6c  of  whom  he  fpake 
16.3  3-but  6c  of  good  cheare,  I  have  overcome 
20. 27. 6c  not  faithkffe,but  beleeving 
Aft.  1  ■  20.1et  his  habitation  6c  defolate 

5. 39. if  it  be  of  God,  ye  cannot  overthrow  it 

left  ye  6c  found  to  fight  againft  God 
1 3. 47. that  thou  fhouldft  6c  for  falvition 
18. 1 5. if  it  6c  aqueftionofwords  and  names 

Ik6e  a  Judge  of  no  fuch  matters 
i9.2.whether  there  6c  any  holy  Ghoft 
24.2 1  .except  it  be  fot  this  one  voice 
27.2f.wherefore,Sirs,6c  of  good  cheare 
Rom.$.  i7.calleth  thofe  things  which  be  not 
8. 1 7. if  fo  6c  that  we  fuffer  with  him 

3  i.if  God  6c  fbruSjwho  can  be  againft  us 
1 1 . 1  5  .if  the  calling  away  of  them  6c  reconcil. 
1 2.16. 6c  of  the'fame  mind  one  towards  anot. 
6c  not  wife  in  your  owne  conceits 
1 3  .i.let  every  foul  be  fubjeft  to  the  higher  po. 
the  powers  that  6c  are  ordained  of  God 
1 5. 33  .now  the  God  of  peace  6c  with  you  all 

1  Cor. 8. 5. though  there  6c  that  are  calleJ  gods 

as  there  6c  gods  many,  and  lords  many 
9. 2. if  I  be  not  an  Apcftle  ro  others 
i9.though  1 6c  free  from  all  men 
27.I  my  felfe  fhould  be  acaft-away 
io.-i.I  would  not  that  ye  fhould  6c  ignorant 
3  o  .i  f  I  by  grace  6c  a  partaker, why  am  I 

1 1 . 1  .be  ye  followers  of  me,even  as  I 

1 2. 2  5. that  there  fhould  be  no  fchifm  in  the  bo. 
14.20.  brethren,  6e  not  children  in  underftan- 

ding  :  howbeit,in  malice  6c  ye  children 
but  in  underftanding  be  men 

27  .let  it  6c  by  two,  or  at  moft  by  three 

28  .if  there  6c  no  interpreter  let  him  keep 
15.1 3. if  there  6c  no  tefurredtion,  thenisChr. 

1 5. if  fo  6c  the  dead  rife  not 
57.but  thanks  be  to  God  which  giveth  us 
5  8  .be  ye  ftedfaft,unmoveabk 
16. 2. that  there  be  no  gathering  when  I  come 
22. let  him  be  Anathema,Maranatha 
2  4.rry  love  be  with  you  all  in  Chrift  Jefus 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 7  .that  with  me  there  fhould  6c  yea  and 

5 . 1  c .  w  hether  it  6e  good  or  bad 

6.  1 4.6c  ye  not  unequally  yoked 

1 6.1k  6e  their  God,they  fhalbe  my  people 
17.6c  ye  feparate  faith  the  the  Lord 
1 8  .lie  6c  a  father  ro  you,and  ye  fhalbe 

8.1 2.if  there  6c  firft  a  willing  mind 

10. 1 1. fuch  will  we  be  when  we  are  prcfent 

1 2. 1 1  .though  I  be  nothing 
1 6. but  6c  it  fo,I  did  not  burden  you 

1 3 . 5.examine  your  felves  whether  ye  be  in  the 
7. though  we  be  as  reprobates 
1  i.brethren,6e  perfeft,6c  of  good  comfort 
be  of  one  mind,  live  in  peace 
Gal. 1.10.I  fhould  not  be  the  fervantcf  Chrift 

3 .4/0  many  things  in  vain?  if  it  be  yet  in  vain 
9-they  which  be  of  faith  are  bleffed  with 

4. 1 2.6c  as  I  am,for  I  am  as  ye  are 

5.  xo.beare  his  judgement  who  ever  he6e 
Efhef.i.n.  that  we  fhould  6c  to  the  praifeof  his 

4.2 1  .if  fo  6c  that  ye  have  heard  him 

5. 1. 6c  ye  followers  of  God  as  deare  children 
7.6c  not  ye  therefore  partakers  with  them 
17.6c  ye  not  unwife*  but  underftand.  what 
Pbll.i. 5.1et  this  mind  6c  in  you, which  was 
Tit.  3.14.  that  they  be  not  unfruitfull 


Philem.  i4.that  thy  benefit  fhould  not  be  as  it 
Heb.  1 . 5  .Ik  6c  to  him  a  father,  and  he  fhal  be  to 
8<4.if  he  were  on  earth,he  (hould  not  be  a  pri. 

io.Ik6ctothem  a  God,and  they  fhalbe 
I2.8.ifye6c  without  chaftifement,whereof 
Jam.^.  whofoevet  will  6c  a  friend  of  the  world 
1  Pet.1.6.  if  need  6c,  ye  are  in  heavineffe 
16.6;  ye  holy,  fori  am  holy 
2.3  .if  fo  6c  that  ye  have  tafted  that  the  Lord 
3. 3. let  it  not  6ethat  outward  adorning 

1 7. if  the  will  of  God  be  fo 
y.y.all  of  you6cfubjecT:one  to  another 

and  be  clothed  with  humility 
Revel.  1 8. 22. of  what  craft  foever  he  be 
2 1.7.1k  6c  his  God,and  he  fhalbe  my  fon 
22. 1  i.he  that  is  unju'ft,kt  him  be  unjuft  ftill 
let  him  be  filthy  ftill,kt  him  6c  holy 
^ap  be.  See  aBjJag. 
3&eace  be.  See  in  |J>eace. 

Let  there  T&e. 
GcK.L3.and  God  faid,  Let  there  be  h'cht 
6.Godfaid,Let  there  be  a  firmament 
13. 8. let  there  be  no  ftiife  between  thee&me 
26.28.kt  there  be  now  an  oa:h  betwixt 
Exod.  5.9.  let  there  be  more  work  laid  upon 
Eya  5.1 7. let  there  6e  fearchmade  in  the  kings 

Shall  TBt,  ox  Shalt  IBz. 
Gen1.19.to  you  it  (hall  6c  for  meat 
2.24.they  fhall  be  one  flefh 
3. 5. ye  fhall  be  as  gods,  knowing  good&  evill 

16. thy  defirc  fivdl  be  to  thy  husband,&  he 
4-7.unto  thee  (hall  be  his  defire 

1 2.a  vagabond  (hilt  thou  be  in  the  earth 
14.I  fhall  be  a  fugitive  and  a  vagabond 
6.3  yet  his  daies  fhall  be  an  1 20.yeares 
1 5. length  of  the  Ark  (hall  6c  3  00. cubits 
19  they  fhall  6c  male  and  female 
21.1t  fhall  6c  for  food  for  thee  and  thine 
9.2.dread  of  you  (hall  be  upon  every  beaft 
3  .every  moving  thing  that  lives,fhal  6c  meat 
1 1.  neither  (hall  there  be  any  more  a  floud 
1 3  .bow  in  the  cloud  (hall  be  for  a  token 
16. the  bow  fhall  be  in  the  cloud 

2  5  .curfed  6e  Canaan,  a  fervant  (hall  he  be 

2 S.Canaan  (hall  6c his  fervant.      Ver.27. 
1 2.2.thou  (halt  6c  a  bleffing 

3  .fhall  all  families  of  the  earth  be  bleffed 
1 5.4.0m  of  thy  bowels  fhall  6c  thine  heire 

5 .  fo  (hall  thy  feed  be.  Rom.4, 1 8 . 

1 3  .thy  feed  fhall  6c  a  ftranger 

1 5. thou  (halt  6c  buried  in  a  good  old  age 

17. 4. thou  (halt  6c  a  father  of  many  nations 
5.but  thy  name  ihall  6c  Abraham 
1 1. it  fhal  be  a  token  of  the  covena.between 
1 3  .my  covenant  (hall  6c  in  your  flefh 
i5.Sarah  fhall  her  name  be 
i6.fhe  (hall  6c  a  mother  of  nations 

kings  of  people  (hall  be  of  Sarah 

1  8.30.peradventuretherefhall6c  30. found 

22.i8.inthyfeedfhalall  the  nations 6c blcff. 
Chapt.26.4.&28.i4. 

24.8.  (halt  thou  6c  deare  of  this  thy  oath 

Verfe  4 1 . 

2 5. 2 3. one  peop.  fhal  6c  ftronger  rhen  the  oth. 

26. 20. L. hath  made  room,  we  fhal  be  fruitfull 

27.3  3. have  bleffed  him,and  he  (hall 6c  bleffed 
39.thy  dwelling  fhall6c  the  fameffeof  the 

28.14.thy  feed  (hall  6c  as  the  duft  of  the  earth 
21  .then  fhall  the  Lord  6c  my  God 

2  2.this  ftone  fhall  be  Gods  houfe 
29. 1  y.tell  me  what  fhall  thy  wages  be 
30.32.and  of  fuch  fh  ill  be  my  hire 

3 1. 8. the  fpeckled  fhall  be  thy  wages,then  all 

the  ring-ftraked  ihall  be  thy  hire,  then  bare 
34  10.  land  (hall  be  before  you,  dwell  &  trade 
35.1  o.Tfrael  fhall  be  thy  name 

1 1  .company  of  nations  fhall  be  of  thee 
40.i4.think  on  me  when  it  fhall6c  well  with 
41. 27. there  fhall  be  7.yearesoff3mine 

3  6.fhall  6c  for  ftore,  againft  the  7.yeares  of 

famine  which  ihall  be  in  the  land  of  Egy. 
44.10.fhdl  be  my  fervant,&  ye  fhal  feblamel. 
45-6.there  ihall  6c  neither  earing  nor  haryeft 

1  o.thou  (halt  be  neere  unto  me 
47.24.  foure  parts  fhall  6c  your  owne 
48. 5.as  Reuben  &  Simeon,  they  fhall  be  mine 
IP-he 


B  E 


B  E 


B  E 


B  E 


19  (hall  become  a  people.and  ftiall  be  great 
younger  brother  fliall  be  greater  then  ne 
ai.butGodihalltewithyou 
40.  lo.to  him  fhall  the  gathering  of  people  be 
1  3  .he  lhall  be  for  a  haven  of  fhips,and 

his  border  ihill  be  unto  Zidon 
26.they  (hall  be  on  the  head  of  Jofeph 
Ero^4,i(J.hemall  be  thyfpokef-rmn  to  thepeo. 
he  (halite  to  thee  in  ftead  of  a  mouth 
thoulhalt  be  to  him  in  ftead  of  God 
7.  i.and  Aaron  Aiall  be  thy  Prophet 
p.z^.neither  (hall  there  be  any  more  haile 

1  i.6.there  fliall  be  a  great  cry, none  dial  be  like 
1 7 .  «.it  flial  fc  when  the  L.ftial  bring  thee  into 

Verfe  11. 
1 4.it  fhall  be  when  thy  fon  asketh  thee 
16.5. it  fliall  be  twice  as  much 
1 9. 5 .ye  fliall  be  a  peculiar  treafure 

6.ye  fliall  be  to  me  a  kingdome  of  priefts 
a1.36.and  the  dead  fliall  be  his  owne 
i5.20.mercy-feat  flial  the  faces  o;:  the  Cher.te 
i6.z4.thus  fliall  it  be  for  them  both 

they  fliall  be  for  the  two  corners 
28. 5  7. on  the  fore  front  of  the  mitre  it  fliall  be 
43  .it  fliall  be  a  ftatute  for  ever 

Iewr.j.i7.&6.i8.&  16.34.&  23.14. 
40.10.it  fliall  be  an  altar  moft  holy 
Levit.  1 2.46.without  the  camp  fliall  his  habit.fc 
19.23.  three  yeares  fliall  it  be  as  uncircumcifed 
.20.26.ye  fliall  be  holy,  ye  fliall  be  mine 
23<27.there  fliall  be  a  day  of  attonement,  it 

fliall  be  an  holy  convocation  unto  you 

2  5.45 .they  (hall  be  your  poflefiion 

26. 1 2.will  be  your  God,&  ye  dial  be  my  peop. 
?to.3.i2.the  Levits  (halite  mine 

1 0.8. they  fliall  be  to  you  for  an  ordinance 

1  j.  1 J  .as  ye  are,fo  (hall  the  ftranger  be 

3  3.  j  5. that  remain  flial  te  pricks  in  your  eies 
Deut.6.z^.it  fliall  be  our  righteoufn.if  we  obferve 

17.19.and  itfhallfc  with  him 
24.19.  itfhalltefor  the  ftranger,forthefath. 
Verf.20.21. 
28.13  .thou  (halt  be  above  only 

44-he  (hall  be  the  head,  thou  (halt  be  the  tail 
;  2. 20.I  will  fee  what  their  end  fliall  be 
/0/&.7.1 5.itfliallfc,thit  he  that  is  taken  with 

the  accurfed  thing,  (hall  be  burnt 

2i.28.thereforefaid  we,that  it  fliall  fe,when 

Judg.  5 .24.bleflcd  (hall  Jaelfc,bleffcd  (hall  fhe  be 

7.4.it  fhallfeof  whoml  fay  to  thec/This  fhal 

u.9.deliv.them before  me,flial  I  be  your  head 

3 1  .then  fliall  it  te,that  w  hatfoever  cometh 

forth  of  my  houfe  fliall  be  the  Lords 

1  Sam.  1 5.3  3 .  fo  fliall  thy  mother  be  childleffe 

17.36.thisuncircumcif.Phili.A1al  be  as  one  of 

2  2. 2 3  .with  me  (halt  thou  be  in  fafeguard 

2  Sa.i  5>2i.in  what  place  my  lord  the  K.fhall  be 

even  there  alfo  will  thy  fervant  be 

1  IC/^-iS.j  i.Ifrael  fliall  be  thy  name 
20.40.fo  (hall  thy  judgement  be,  thy  felfc  haft 

2  Cbro.19.1 1  .the  Lord  fliall  be  with  the  good 

3  3. 4. in  Jerufalem  fliall  my  name  be  for  ever 
Neb. 2. 6. for  how  long  (hall  thy  journie  be 
Job  10.  iy.thou  (halt  k  as  the  morning 

20.18.accord.to  his  fubfta.  fliall  reftitutionte 

22.he  fliall  be  in  ftraits 
22.25.thc  Almighty  fliall  te  thy  defence 
Pfal.6  i.^.yz  lhall  be  (laineallofyiu 

as  a  bowing  wall  fliall  ye  be 
1 2 8. 2. happy  (halt  thou  te,and  it  fliall  be  well 
137 .8 .happy  fliall  he  be  that  rewardeth 

9. happy  (hall  he  be  that  daftieth  thylit.ones 
141.  5. it  flial  be  a  kindnefs,it  thfl  be  an  exc.oil 
my  praieralfo  fliall  be  in  their  calamities 
Ecclef.  1  .p.that  hath  been,is  that  which  fliallfc 
i0.14.aman  cannot  tell  what  fliall  tesand 

what  fhall  be  after  hirri,who  can  tell  him 
1 1 . 3  .where  the  tree  falleth.theie  it  fliall  be 
lfa.6.1 3.holy  feed  (halite  the  fubftancc  thereof 
17-5.it  fliall  be  as  when  the harveft-man  gath. 
it  fliall  be  as  he  that  gathcreth  eares  in 
22.23.A1al  be  for  a  glorious  thtonc  to  his  fath. 
24. 2.it  fliall  be  with  the  people,fo  with  the  pr. 
29.8. it  fhall  be  as  when  a  hungry  man  dream. 
43  •  lo.neither  (hall' there  be  after  me 
47- 1 5.thus  (hall  they  be  unto  thee  with  whom 


58.8.the  glory  of  the  L.fliall  be  thy  rereward 
Jet.  1 3 . 2.7 .when  fhall  it  once  be 
1 5. 19. thou  (halt  teas  my  mouth 
32.5  .there  lhall  he  be  ti  11 1  vifit  him 
3  3-9.it  (halite  tome  a  name  of  joy 
42. 1 7X0  fhall  it  be  with  all  the  men  that  fet 
1 8.yc  fliall  be  an  execration  and  a  curfe 
E-^fk- 1 6. 1.6 .neither  lhall  it  be  fo 

1 8 .  20.wickednes  of  the  wicked  flial  be  on  him 
2 1. 1 2.for  it  (hall  be  upon  my  people,it  lhall 

be  upon  all  the  princes  of  Ifrael 

by  reafon  of  the  fwo.fliall  be  on  my  people 

27.36.thou  (Ink  be  a  terrour3&  never  (halt  be 

Chapt.28.19. 

46.17.  then  it, fliall  be  his  unto  the  year  of  lib. 

but  the  inheritance  fliall  be  his  fons 

£>,»z.2.28.whatfhallte  in  the  latter  daies 

8.19-atthe  time  appointed  the  end  lhall  be 

Chap.  n. 27. 
Hof.  1 . 1 1  .great  fliall  be  the  day  of  Jcfcreel 
4.9-there  fliall  be  like  people  like  pricft 
5.9.havelmade  known  that  which  (hall  be 
8.8.now  (hall  they  be  as  a  veflell.wherein 

1 1  .altars  (hall  be  unto  him  to  fin 

1 3 .3  .they  fliall  be  as  the  morning  cloud 

Amos  5.  i4.the  God  of  hofts  (hall  be  with  you 

Obad.  1 6.fliall  be  as  though  they  had  not  been 

Mic.z.  1 1. he  fliall  be  the  prophet  of  this  people 

7. 4. now  (hall  be  their  perplexiry 

8. the  Lord  (hall  be  a  light  unto  me 
Hab.z.j. thou  (halt  be  for  booties  to  them 
Hag.z.  1  a.Aiall  it  be  holy  ?  &  the  priefts  anfw.No 
1 3  .the  priefts  anfwered,It  fliall  be  uncleane 
Zcch.6. 1 3  .counfel  of  peace  be  between  them 
8. 1 3  .ye  fliall  be  a  blefllng,let  your  hands  be 
9.7.he  that  remaineth,(hall  be  for  our  God 

he  fhall  be  as  a  governour  in  Judah 

1 2.8.fliall  be  as  David,  and  the  houfe  of  Dav. 

ftiall  be  as  God,as  the  Angel  of  the  Lo. 

14.8.U  ftiall  be  in  that  day,that  waters  flial  go 

in  Summer  and  Winter  fliall  it  be 

1 7. it  fliall  te,that  whofo  will  not  come 

even  upon  them  fliall  be  no  raine 
Mal.-^.  1 2.ye fliall  be  a  delightfome  land 
Mat.  12.27  .therefore  they  fliall  be  your  Judges 

Lu\e  1 1. 1 9, 
4  5  .fo  fhal  it  be  alfo  to  this  wicked  generat. 
1 3 .40X0  fliall  it  be  in  the  end  of  this  world 

Verfe  49. 
22.28.whofe  wife  fliall  fhete  of  the  feven  ? 

Marine  12.23. 
24.2 1. then  (hall  be  great  tribulation/uch  as 
was  not  to  this  time,  no,nor  ever  lhall  be 
27X0  fliall  the  coming  of  the  fon  of  mante 

Verf.37,39. 
Mar. 9. 1 9. how  leng  flial  I  be  with  youhu\e  9.4 1 . 

1 3 .  19. unto  this  time  neither  (hall  be 
Lu\e  i.66.what  manner  of  child  lliall  thisfe 

6.3  f.ye  fhall  fe  the  children  ofthe  higheft 
40.that  is  perfect ,fhall  be  as  his  matter 

1 2. 20. then  whofe  ftiall  thofe  things  be 

23.43  -t0  ^ay  P*3^ tnou  be  with  me  in  Paradife 
John  4.  i4.fliall  be  in  him  a  Well  of  water 

8 . 5  5  I  fliall  be  a  1  iar  like  unto  you 

1 2. 26. there  fliall  alfo  my  fervant  be 

1 4. 1 7  .and  fliall  be  in  you 

1 5.8.fo  fliall  ye  be  my  Difciples 

19.24.caft  lots  whofe  itfhallfc 
Aft.  1 .8  .ye  (hall  be  witneiTes  unto  me  both  in 

22.1 5. thou  fhaltte  his  witnefTe  to  nil  men 

27.2  5. that  it  {halite  even  as  it  was  told 

1  Cor. 14.1  i.I  fliall  be  unto  him  a  Barbarian 

and  he  fliall  be  a  Barbarian  unto  me 

1 5 . 3  7. thou  foweft  not  that  body  that  fhall  be 

2  Cor.  1 1. 1 5 .whofe  end  fhal  be  accord. to  their  wo. 

1 2.6.I  fliall  not  be  a  foole 
1 3 . 1 1  .the  G.of  love  &  peace  (hall  be  with  you 
Gate. 4. 9. 
1  Tbef.4. 1 7  ^°  ^ll we  ever  be  with  the  Lord 
1  77;;z.4.6.1halt  be  a  good  miniftcr  of  Jef.Chrift 
1  John  3-2.it  doth  not  yet  appear  what  we  flial  be 
when  he  flial  appear,  we  fhal  be  like  him 
Rev.  1 6. 5.Lord,whichai't,waft,and  (halt  be 

2 1 .3  .they  fhall  be  his  people,and  God  himfelf 

1  fhall  be  with  them, and  be  their  God 

22.1 2.reward  every  man  as  his  work  (halite 
H  J 


BE        BEE 

Shall,  or  Shalt  not  215c, 
Gen.i  Sethis  fliall  not  be  thine  heire 

16.10.it  (hall  not  be  numbred  for  multitude 

2  1. 10. ftiall  not  be  heire  with  my  fori 
41.3  i. the  plenty  fliall  not  be  knowneiti 

Exod.  12.13  -plague  fhal  not  be  upon  you  to  deftr. 

22.25  -thou  (halt  not  be  to  him  as  an  ufurer 
Deut.  2  8. 1 3. thou  (halt  not  be  beneath 
1  Sa,  24. 1 1.  but  mine  hand  fhal  not  be  upon  thee 

Verfe  13. 
1  Kjn.z.  10. if  not,it  fliall  not  be  fo 

2 1. there  fhall  not  be  henceforth  dearth 
£'^ra  7-z4.it  fhall  not  be  lawfullto  impofe 
Job  7.2  i.feek  mc  in  the  morning,I  flm.ll  not  be 
*y^-37-I0.flialtcon(iderhis  place,  it  Ihalnotfc 
Ifa.16.6. but  his  lies  fliall  not  be  fo 

23.18.it  fliall  not  be  treafured^nor  laid  up 

47. 1 4. there  fliall  not  tea  coale  to  warme 

Jer.tq.  1  5  .fword  &  fam.  fliall  not  be  in  this  lard 

3  o.  1 9.1k  multiply  them,they  A11I  not  te  few 

lie  glorifie  them,  they  (hall  not  be  fmall 
48.30.I  know  his  wrath,but  it  fliall  not  te  fo 
E\el?.  1 3 .9_they  lhall  not  be  in  the  aflembly  of  my 
1 8.30X0  iniquity  fliall  not  te  your  ruihe 
20.3  2. wch  cometh  into  your  mind  dial  not  be 
Dan.  1 1 .  29.but  it  fliall  not  be  as  the  former 
Hof.7,.7,  .thou  (halt  not  be  for  another  man 
Amos  7-3.it  lhall  not  te,  faith  the  Lord 

6.this  alfo  lhall  not  te,faith  the  Lord 
Mat. 6. 5. thou  (hilt  not  te  as  hypocrites  are 

16.22  Lord,this  (hall  not  be  unto  thee 
20. 26.bat  it  lhall  not  te  fo  among  you 

Marine  10.43. 
Lu^e  2  2.26.butye  fliall  not  be  fo 

ToTBe. 
Gen. 3.12.  the  wom.whom  thou gaveft  tote  with 
9. 20. Noah  began  tote  a  husbandman 
10.8  .Nimrod  began  to  be  a  mighty  one 
i6.3.gave  Hagar  to  Abraham  to  te  his  wife 
17. 7. to  tea  God  to  thee  and  thy  feed 
1 8. 1  i.itceafed  to  te  with  Sarah  after  the 
28.9.took  the  lifter  of  Nebaioth  to  be  his  wife 
19. 29. gave  Bilhah  to  te  her  maid 
3  4. 2 2. to  dwell  with  us,toteone  people 
38.15  .he  thought  her  to  be  an  harlot 
39-io.hehearknednot  to  lie  by  her,or  tote 
41,5  2. God  hath  caufedme  tote  fruitfull 
Le vit.z  2. 3  3  .that  brought  you  out  to  be  yourGod 
Chapc.25.38. 
Dcut.q.zo.to  be  to  him  a  people  of  inheritance 
26.17. haft  avouched  the  Lord  to  fc  thy  God 
1 8.the  Lo.hath  avouched  thee  to  te  his  pec. 
Judg.  1 4. 1 1 .  brought  3  o.compan  to  be  with  him 
1  Kjn.14.  f  .fhe  will  feign c her  felfc  toteanother 
i  Chro.zB.6.l  have  chofen  him  tote  my  fon 
P/Ti.p. 20. nations  may  know  themlelyes  to  be  but 
Pro. 24. 1. neither  defire  to  be  with  them 
Ecclef. 3.15 .that  which  is  to  be  hath  already  been 
I///;.3.2  3.Jefus  began  tote  about  30.ycars  of  age 

1  5. 14.be  began  tote  in  want 
^ff.i.iz.muft  onefc  ordained  to  be  a  witnefle 
5.3  1. him  hath  God  exalted  to  tea  prince 
7.3  5  .the  fame  did  God  fend  to  tea  ruler 
1 3 .47 .1  have  fet  thee  to  te  a  light  of  the  G-en. 

26.23  .almoft  perfwadeft  me  to  te  a  Chnftian 

1  Cor.j. 26.it  is  good  for  a  man  fo  to  te 

2  Co>-,i2.6.think  of  me  abo.that  he  fceth  me  to  te 
Phil.  1.23  .having  a  delire  to  depart,and  to  fc  with 
^;».3.io.thcfethings  ought  not  fo  to  te 

2  Pet. 1 . 1 1 .  what  mancr  of  perfons  ought  ye  to  be 

U5een. 

Gen.  13. 3.  Abraham  went  where  h.'stent  had  been 
26.8.whcn  Ifaac  had  been  in  Gerar 
3  i-42.except  the  feare  of  Ifaac  had  been 

J of. 7. 7. would  God  w;  h;d  been  content,  &  dwe. 
9.4-made  as  if  they  hadteoz  Embaffadours 
10. 27. cave  wherein  th  :y  had  fce«  hid 

1  Sain.  1. 1 3. Eli  thought  fhe  had  been  drunken 

29.6.3s  the  Lord  liveth,  thou  haft  been  upright 

2  Sam.i.z6.  very  pleafant  haft  thou  been  unto  me 

i2;8.ifthat  had  been  toolittle,I  would  have 
i4.32.wherfore  ami  cornefroGefli.it  had  te* 
good  for  me  to  have  been  there  ftill 
1  Kin.  16.3  1. as  if  it  hadteraalight  thing  to 

1 7.7-there  had  been  no  raine  in  the  land 
2jfQ'«.4. 1 3  .thou  haft  been  carefull  for  us  with  all 

20. 1 2. he 


BEE 


BEE 


BEE 


BEE 


BEE 


BEE 


20. i2.he  had  heard  (hat  Hezek.had  been  ficke 
Ifaiah  j  9.  i. 

i  Chr.z  j.9.fliields  &  buckl.that  had  been  K.Dav. 

E%r.  ib.6.becau(e  of  them  that  had  fe.carried  aw. 

Neb.  5.15  .former,ypu  that  had  been  before  me 

Efl.z.  1  i.after  (he  had  been  1  z.monethsjaccording 

Job  3.13  .then  had  I  been  at  reft 

42. 1 1  all  they  that  had  been  of  his  acqu.before 

Pfa.  2,7 .9.thou  haft  been  my  helpdeave  me  not 
3  5. 14-as  though  he  had  been  my  friend 
50.18.thou  haft  been  partaker  with  the  adult. 
59.16.for  thou  haft  been  my  defence 
6 1 . 3  .for  thou  haft  been  a  (helter  for  me 
63.7-becaufc  thou  haft  been  my  help 
8  5.  i.tbou  haft  been  favourable  to  thy  land 
89.3  8. thou  haft  been  wroth  with  thine  anoint. 
9D.i.thou  haft  been  our  dwelling  place 
94.i7.unlcffe  the  Lord  had  feramyhelp 
1  i9.92,.unleffe  thy  law  hadfeetf  my  delight 

Ifa.  z  5 .4.thou  haft  been  a  ftrength  to  the  poore 
3  8 .9.  when  he  had  been  fick,  and  was  recovered 
43 .4.1'ince  precious,  thou  haft  been  honourable 
21. thou  hift  been  weary  of  me,0  Ifrael 

48.18  .then  had  thy  peace  been  as  a  river 
1 9. thy  feed  had  been  as  the  fand 

49. 2  i.thefe,  where  had  they  been 

57.1 1. and  of  whom  haft  thou  been  afraid 
E^eli.10  10. as  if  a  wheel  had  fe.in  midft  of  a  wh. 

28.13  tnou  '13ft  **e*  in  ^"  gar^cn  ot  ^od 
Mat.  1 .6.th?,t  had  been  the  wile  of  Urias 

23.30.if  we  had  been  in  the  daies  of  our  fath. 

26.24.it  had  been  good  for  that  man  if  be  had 
Ato'.f  .4-hc  hid  been  often  bound  with  fetters 

6".49.they  fuppofed  it  had  been  afpirit 

1 5. 44. whether  he  had  been  any  while  dead 

16.10.went  &  told  them  that  had  fe.with him 
Lu\.  1 . 4.wherein  thou  haft  been  inftiucted 

7. 10. found  the  fervant  whole  that  had  beSxeke. 

19  1 7  .becaufe  thou  haft  te.faithfull  in  a  little 

24.2 1 .  we  trufted  it  had  been  he 
Job.  5  .6.and  knew  that  he  had  to  a  long  time 

0.18  Jewes  beleeved  not  he  had  been  blind 

j i.2i.Lord,ifthou hadft few  here.  Ver.32. 

1 2. 1. where  Laz.was,which  had  been  dead 
Acl. 4. 1 3  .took  knowl.that  they  had  fe.with  Jefus 

6. 1 5  .faw  bis  face  as  it  had  been  the  face  of 

9.  i8.fell  from  his  eies,as  if  it  had  to  fcales 

10.  n  .as  it  had  been  a  great  mect,knit  at  the 

Chapt.n  5. 

14.19  fuppofinghehadferadead 

1  5.7.when  there  hz&been  much  dtfputing 
24.  lo.hafttozofmnnv  years  a  Judge  to  this 
25.1 4.when  they  had  been  there  many  daies 
K0w.9-29.we  had  to  asSodom,and  been  made 
2  Cor.  1 1. 2 1  .as  though  we  had  been  weak 
Gal.  3.21  if  there  had  been  a  law  given 

4. 1  5  .if  it  had  to  poffible,  ye  would  have 

1  Tiw.5.9.  having  ken  the  wife  of  one  man 
Hc6.8.7.if  the  fiv'ft  covenant  had  been  faultleffe 

2  Pet. z.zi  .it  had  been  better  never  to  have  known 
1  Joh.z.  19.it' thty  had  been  of  us,  they  would 

Haib  HBeen. 

Gc».  3 1.5. the  God  of  myfath.hathtowithme 

3  8 .  2<>.(b.e  hath  been  more  righteous  then  I 

4  5  .6.thefe  two  years  hath  the  famine  been 

46.3  2.their  trade  hath  been  about  catttll 

3  4-thy  fervants  trade  hath  been  about  cattell 
Dcut.z,  j.xhe  Lord  thy  God  hath  tonvith  thee 
4.32.whcthertherc  hath  been  any  fuch  thing 
1 5. 1 8. he  hath  been  worth  a  double  hired  ferv. 

1  Sam.q.  17. there  hath  been  a  great  fliiight.among 

9. 14.1-nto  this  time  hath  it  been  kept  for 
14.38.and  fee  wherein  this  (in  hath  tothis 
20.13  .as  he  hath  been  with  my  father 
29.3  .he  hath  to  with  me  thefe  years,and  I 

2  SVw2.13.10.  hath  Amnon  been  with  thee 

1  Kin.  1  3  7. as  the  Lord  hath  be.  with  my  lord  the 

2  Chr.  15.3.  Ifrael  hath  been  without  the  true  God 
E^nz  4. 1 9-fearch  hath  been  made  ,and  it  is  found 

5.  i6.fince  that  time  hath  it  been  in  building 
9.  ?,.hand  of  rulers  hath  been  chiefe  in  this 
Pfal.  1 1 5 . 1 2. the  Lord  hath  been  mindfull  of  us 
Ecclef.  1 .9. the  thing  which  hath  been  is  that  w  hich 
10.it  hath  been  already  of  old  time 
3.15  .that  which  hath  been  is  now 

that  which  is  to  be  hath  already  been 


6. 1  o.that  which  hath  been  is  named  already 
Jet.  3 . 3  .and  there  hath  been  no  latter  raine 

4. 1 7. becaufe  (he  hath  been  rebellious  againft 

22.ii.this  hathfeflz  thy  manner 

3  2.3 1. this  hath  been  to  me  as  a  provocation 

48.11  .Moab  hath  been  at  eafe 

50.6.my  people  hath  been  loft  fheep 
29.fhe  hath  been  proud  againft  the  Lord 

5  1.7. Babylon  hath  been  a  golden  cup 
E%$\. z  •  S  there  hath  been  a  prophet  among  them 
Chap.33.33. 

22. 1 3 .  at  thy  bloud  wcb  hath  been  in  the  midft 
Joel  1 . 2  .hath  this  been  in  your  daies 
Mal.z.  i4.the  L.hath  been  witnes  between  thee  & 
John  1 1. 3 9. he  hath  been  dead  foure  daies 
Rom.  1 1 . 3  4. who  hath  been  his  counfeller 

ij6.2.fhe  hath  been  a  fuccourer  of  many 
Have  HBeeti. 
Gen.  31.38  .this  2o.years  have  I  been  with  thee 

VerXe4i. 

47.9-evill  have  the  daies  of  my  life  been 
Ejxod.  2.22.1  have  be.  a  ftranger  in  a  ftrange  land 
Chapt.18.3. 
Lev  it .  1  o .  1 9.{hould  it  have  been  accepted 
Dciit.y.j  .ye  have  been  rebellious  againft  the  Lord 
Ver.24.  &  Chap. 3  1.27. 
Judg.  1 6. 1 7 .1  have  been  a  Na'zarite  unto  God 
1  Sam.ifi)  not  ferv.to  the  Hebr.as  they  have  been 

1 5. 2 1. took  the  chief  w hich  (hould  hare  fees 

1 9. 4. his  w orkes  have  been  to  thee-ward  very 

29.8 .  what  haft  thou  fou.  fo  long  as  I  have  be. 
1  Kin.  19.10.Ihavefe.vcty  jealous  for  the  L.G. 

Verfe  14. 
1  Chr.  1 7.8.I  have  been  with  thee  whitherfoever 
z  Chr.  1  .i2.fuch  as  none  have  had  that  have  fe.be. 
E^>  a  4. 20. there  have  fees  mighty  kings  alfo  over 

9.7.(tncethe  daies  of  our  fathers  havewefeea 
Job  3 . 1 3 .1  mould  have  been  quiet,I  ihould  have 

10.19.I  ihould  have  been  as  if  I  had  not  been 
1  ihould  have  been  carried  from  the  womb 
Pfal.z$.6.fov  they  have  been  ever  of  old 

3  7 . 2  5 .1  have  been  young,and  now  am  old 
42. 3  .my  teares  have  been  my  meat  day  &  nig. 
50. 8.  to  have  fees  continually  before  me 

69. 2  2. that  which  ihould  have  fe.for  their  wel. 
7  3 . 1 4  all  the  day  long  have  I  been  plagued 
1 1 9. 5  4.thy  ftatutes  have  been  my  fongs 
1 4  3. 3. as  thofe  that  have  fees  long  dead 

Ecclef.  1 . 1 6. more  wifdom  then  all  that  have  fe.be. 
4. 16.no  end  of  all  that  havefee»  before  them 

Ifa.  1 .9. we  ihould  have  been  as  Sodom,  we  mould 
26. 17. fo  have  vitbeen  in  thy  fight,  O  Lord 
1 S  we  have  been  with  childe,we  have 
been  in  paine>  we  have  as  it  were  brought 

4  2. 1 4.I  have  been  ftill,and  refrained  my  felfe 
6 6. 2. all  thofe  things  have  been  faith  the  Lord 

./<•■■•. 2.31. have  I  fee»  a  wildernefle  to  Ifrael 
3. 3. therefore  the  ihowres  have  fe.withholden 
20. 1 7.or  that  my  moth.might  have  fe.my  gra. 
28.8.  the  prophets  that  have  be. before  me  and 

E'Ks^.zg. 6- becaufe  they  have  beenz  ftaffeof  reed 
38.8  mount  of  If.which  have  fe.alwaies  wafte 

Hof.  5 .  1  .becaufe  ye  have  been  a  fnare  on  Mizpeh 
2.though  I  have  been  a  rebuker  of  them  all 

Afic.5.2.whofegoings  forth  have  fe.from  of  old 

Mal.z.y.bm  have  been  partiall  in  the  law 
3.13  .your  words  have  been  ftout  againft  me 

Mat.z6.g.this  ointment  might  have  been  fold  for 

Mar. S.z. they  have  now  been  with  me  3. daies 

Lull. 1  .70. which  have  been  fince  the  world  began 
2.44.fuppofing  him  to  have  been  in  the  comp. 

John  14. 9. have  I  been  fo  long  time  with  you, and 
15.17.  becaufe  ye  have  been  with  me  from  the 

Acl. 1.16  this  Script. muft  needs  have  be.  fulfilled 
5.26.1eft  they  (hould  hr.ve  been  ftoned 
7 . 5  2  .of  w  hom  ye  have  been  no w  the  betrayers 
1 9. 2 1. after  I  have  few  there  I  muft  fee  Rome 
2  0.1 8. after  what  manerl  have  been  with  you 
24. 1 9.who  ought  to  have  been  here  before  thee 

1  Cor.  12.13  •hsve  been  all  made  to  drink  into  one 

2  Car.  1 1 ,6.btit  we  have  be. throughly  made  manif. 

2  5. a  night  and  day  I  have  been  in  the  deep 
Gal.  3.21.  righteoufnes  (hould  have  fe.by  the  law 
C0/.4. 1 1  .kingdom  of  God,which  have  fe.a  comf. 
1  Thef.2.6.  when  we  might  have  been  burdenfome 
j^W.  5. 5  .ye have livedin  pleafure,& been  wanton 


Not  ft  em. 
Exod.9. 1 8.haile,fuch  as  hath  not  been  in  Egypt 
Judg.  16.8  .green  withes  which  had  not  been  dried 
r  SVz.4.7. there  hath  not  been  fuch  a  thing  hereto 
14.30.had  there  not  been  now  a  greater  flau<-h. 
a f  .34.there  had  not  been  left  to  Nabal  any  ' 
z  Sa.  1 . 2 1  .as  though  he  had  not  been  anointed 

i4.8.and  yet  thou  haft  not  been  as  my  fer.Da. 
1  Cfo%29.25.on  Sol.fuch  majefty  as  had  not  been 
Neh.z.  1 .  now  I  had  not  be.  before  time  fad  in  his 
Job  3 . 1 6.or  that  I  had  not  been  as  infants  which 
10. 19.1  (hould  have  fe.as  though  I  had  not  be. 
Tfal.  1 24. 1  .if  it  had  not  been  the  L.which  was  on 

Verfe  2. 
Ecclef.4. 3. better  then  both  is  he  that  hath  not  be. 
Ifa.  1 ,6.they  have  not  been  clofed*nor  bound  up 
1 7. 1  o.haft  not  been  mindfull  of  the  rocke  of 
48.  i9.his  name  (hould  not  have  been  cut  off 
52. 1 5. that  which  had  not  been  told  them  (hall 
Jer.4% .  1 1  .Moab  hath  not  been  emptied  from  vef. 
E^.16.1 1.  haft  not  been  as  a  harlot  in  that  thou 
Joel  2. 2.there  hath  not  been  ever  the  like 
Obad.  i6.they  (halbe  as  though  they  had  not  been 
Ato.26.24.good  for  that  man  if  he  had  notfe.bo. 
Lv\e  16. 1 1. if  ye  have  not  been  faithfull  in  the 

Verfe  1 2. 
IBe&iaba,  or  Elioda. 
1  Cfe>*.i4.7.DavidsfonsinJeruf.B«//^,Elpalet 

flJetfsebub.. 

Ate.  1 0.2  5.  if  they  have  called  the  mafterBee/^. 

i2.24.thisfellow  doth  not  caftoutbutbyBe. 

Luke  1 1.1.5*. 

zj.iilbyBcel^ebub  caft out  divels,by  whom 

Lid(.e  n.19. 

Ate.3 .  22.  he  hath  Beelzebub,  and  by  the  prince  of 

Lull.  1 1 . 1 8 .  becaufe  ye  fay,  I  caft  out  by  Beelzebub 

Num.  3 1 . 1 6.from  thence  they  went  to  Beer 
Judf.9. 2 1 . Jotham  ran  away,and  fled  to  Beet 
H5eera,or1Bceralj- 

1  Ch:^.6.Beerah  hisfon,whom  Tilsath-Pil.car. 

7.37.fonsof  Zophah,Ithran,and  ~Bee?vi& 

UJeere.  See  H5(ere. 
H5eet"=<£ltai.. 
Ifa.  1 5 . 8  .the  howling  thereof  to  Beer-El'm 

G#z.26.34.Judith  the  daughter  of  Beeri  the  Hitt. 
Hof.  1 . 1  .word  that  came  to  Hofea  fon  ot  Beeri 

H5eet=la=!)ai=ro<. 
Gen.  16.14.  Well  was  called  Beer-la-bai~m 

Dent,  1  o.6.took  journje  from  Beerotb  to  Mofera 
Jojh.y.  i7.their cities  were  Gibcon^eerotb 
i8.2  5.citiesofBen.  Gibeon,Ramah,B«co^ 

2  Sam. 4.  z.  for  Beerotb  was  reckoned  to  Benjamin 
E^ra  2. 2 5. children  ofKiriath.ChephirahjBm'orf" 

Chap.7.43-&  Ne^.7.29. 

flSffirott-tte.   IBeerotljtteS. 
2  S*».4,2.fonsof  Rimmon  a  Beerothite  of  Benja. 

Chapt.5.9. 
3. and  the  Beerothites  fled  to  Gittaim 
23.37-Nahatai  the  Bmw.Joabs  armour- bear. 
1  cfow.11,39. 
2^ecrfheba. 

GcB.11.14.  Hagar  wandred  in  the  wilder.of  Bee. 
3 1. wherefore  he  called  the  place  Beerfbeba 
3  i.thus  they  made  a  covenant  at  Beerfbeba 
3  3  .Abraham  planted  a  grove  in  Beerfbeba 

%  2.  i9.went  toge.to  Beer.  Abra.dweit  at  Beerfh. 

16. z  3.  Ifaac  went  up  from  thence  to  Beerfbeba 
3  3  .therefore  the  name  of  the  city  is  Beerjhe. 

2S .  1  o. Jacob  went  out  from  Bm'.toward  Hara 

46. 1.  Ifrael  took  his  journie,  &  came  toBeer. 
5.  Jacob  rofe  up  from  Bcerjb.-ind  they  carried 

/o/i5.28.inher.of  Jud3h,Hazar(hual,Bw?jfe^ 

19.2.  Simeon  had  in  their  inheritance  Beerfhe. 
Judg.zo.  1  .cong.gath.as  one  man  fro  Dan  to  Bee. 

1  sl.3.20.all  Ifr.from  Dan  to  Beer  ft. knew  that 

8.2.Joel,Ab!ah,wcre  Judges  in  Beerfab* 

2  Sa.  3 .  io.fet  up  the  thro.of  Dav.  fro  Dan  to  Bee. 

1 7 . 1 1  .all  Ifr.be  gathered  from  Dan  to  Beerfh. 

24.2.go  from  Dan  to  Beerjh.Sc  number  the  pe. 

1  Cbroti.zi.2. 

7. went  out  to  the  South  of  Judah  to  Beerfh. 

1 5.died  of  thepeo.from  Dan  to  Be.70000. 

1  Kin.4. 2  5  .under  bis  vine,from  Dan  to  Beerfbeba 

1 9. 3. went  I 


BEE 


BEF 


BE! 


B  E  F 


B  EF        BEF 


i9.j.went  for  his  life,and  came  to  Sulfate 

z  Kw.iz.i.Jehoafhtnath.  name  was  Z&.oiBeer. 

2  CWO. 24. 1. 

z ,  .8.  defiled  the  high  plac.from  Geba  to  Beer. 

!  Cforo  4.a8.Shiai.fons  dwelt  at  Beerjheba,  &  Mol. 

z  Cfew  19  4-  Jehofh.wentfrom  Beerjheba  to  Ephr. 

?o  '<  make  proclam.from  Bm;/fefe  to  Dan,  to 

Neb  i'i  i7.fome  of  Judah dweltat Beer-[beba 

jo.  &  they  dwelt  from  Beerrfheba  to  the  val. 
^«itf<.j.andp»fle not  to  Bew-fet*  ■ 

8  i4.and  the  manner  oiBeer-.jheba  liveth 
S5ee&)tewl>. 
Jo/Tzi^.Manaf.gavetQ  the  Levits  Golan,**)*. 

IBeetle. 
lew.  1 1 .  z  z.thefe  ye  may  eat,the  beetle ,the  grafhop. 

ffieebeg. 
Lw.z  z.  ip.offer  at  your  own  will  of  fee«^(heepe 

z  i.whofo  offreth  a  free-will  offr.  in  beeves 
Nw-z  i.z8.  levie  atribute  to  the  L.  out  aibedves 
jo.one  portion  of  jo.of  beeves,  affes 
3  3  .threescore  and  twelve  thoufand  beeves 
38.the  beeves  were  36000.  the  L.tribute  7Z. 
44.halfetothecongreg.  were  36000. beeves 


G«2.4z.4.1eftperadventure  mikhid befall  him 

38.  if  mifchiefe  befall  him  by  the  way,  then 

Chap.43.29. 

49. 1  .that  which  fhal  befall  you  in  the  later  day 

Deut.}  1.17-many  evils  &  troub.  (hall  befall  them 

zg.evill  will  befall  you  in  ohe  later  dayes 
P/a/.oi.io.there  fliall  no  evill  befall  thee 
DdB.10.14.what  (halfe/.thypepp.in  the  later  day 
Acl.zo.ii.not  knowing  the  things  that  fliall bcf. 

H&efallen. 

Lev.  10.  io.and  fuch  things  have  befallen  mee 
2vw».20.i4,knowft  all  thetravell  that  hath  befal. 
Deut-i  1. z  1. when  many  troub.  have  befallen  them 
fudg.6. 1 3 .  why  then  is  all  this  befallen  us 

1  Sa^.io.z^.fomthinghathfe/^rahimjheisnot 
Eftb.6. 1 3 .  Ham.told  every  thing  that  had  befallen 
Mat. S.-i  3 .  8c  what  was  bt fallen,  to  the  poff.  of  div. 

IPcfallcrl). 
Eccl.3.19.  which  befal.the  fons  of  menjfe/beafts 
even  one  thing  befalleth  them 

SBtfeH. 

GOT.42.29.told  Jacob  all  that  befell  unto  them 
fofh.z.z$.  the  fpies  told  Jofh.  all  that  befell  them 

2  &»».  19.7.  that  will  be  worle  then  all  that  befell 
M<tr.<).  16,  how  it  befell  to  him  that  was  pofleffed 
Acl.  zo.  19.  which  befell  me  by  the  lying  in  wait  of 

Gen.  2.  $.God  made  every  plant  before  it  was  in 

and  every  herb  before  it  grew 
1 1 .  18 .  Haran  died  before  his  father  Terah 
i  z.i  5 .commended  Sarai  before  Pharaoh 
i9.4.butfe/o;e  they  lay  downe,the  men  of  the 
1 3 .  crie  is  was  waxen  great  before  the  face  of 
23.1  z.  Abr .bowed  before  the  people  of  the  land 
n.  Machpelah,  which  was  fe/ore  Mamre 

Chap.49.30. 
ip.before  Mamre,  the  fame  is  Hebron 
Z4.1  f .  fe/ore  he  had  done  fpeaking,  Rcb.came 

^.before  I  had  done  fpeaking  in  my  heart 
z  5 .9.  Abr.was  buried  in  the  cave  before  Mamre  j 
1 8  .from  Havilah  to  Shur,  that  is  before  Egy. 
Z7.4.my  foule  may  bleffe  thee  before  I  die 
7.bleffe  thee  before  the  Lord,fe/»re  my  death 
1  o.that  he  may  blefle  thee  before  his  death     ! 
33.I  have  eaten  of  all  before  thou  cameft 
29. 2 6. to  give  the  younger  before  the  firft-born 
3  o.  3  o.  it  was  little  thou  hadft  before  I  came 
3  3  .when  it  (hall  come  for  my  hire  before  thy 
3  8 .  fet  the  rods  before  the  flocks         V.41 . 
39.  the  flocks  conceived  before  the  rods 
3  i.z.behold  it  was  not  toward  him  as  fe/ore 
5.I  fee  your  fath.  countenace  is  not  ^before 
3  z.before  our  brethren,difcerne  thou  what  is 
3  7.fet  it  here  before  my  brethren 
33.14.  let  my  lord  paffe  over  before  thy  fervant 
36.31  .before  there  reigned  any  K.over  Ifrael 

iCbro.  1.43. 
37.18.fe/ore  he  came  neertothem,theyconfp. 
4 1 .  $  o.to  Jofeph  were  born  two  fons  fe/famin 
43. 14.  Lord  give  you  mercy  before  the  man 
45.28.  lie  goe  and  fee  him  before  I  die 
47.19.  wherefore  fhouldl  die  before  thine  eyes 


48.  j .  the  fons  which  were  borne  before  I  came 

zo.he  fet  Ephraim  before  Manafteh 
50- 1 6.thy  father  did  command  before  he  dyed 

£OTi.4.3.ferpent:and  Mofes  fled  from  before  it 
8,z6.facrif.the  abom.  of  the  Egy.fe/their  eyes 
1  z.34.took  their  dough  before  it  was  leavened 
1 4-z.  before  it  (hall  ye  encamp  by  the  fea 
1 6. 3  4,  Aaron  hid  it  up  before  the  teftimony 
zO.20.that  his  feare  may  be  before  your  faces 
3  o.6.fhalt  put  it  fe/the  vail,fe/the  mercy-feat 
3  z.f  .Aaron  faw  it,  he  builded  an  altar  before  it 
3  4. 1  o.I  make  a  covenant  before  all  thy  people 
39.18.on  the  (houlder-pie.of  the  Ephod  fef.it 
40.26.  put  the  golden  altar  in  tent  fe/the  vail 

Levh.-$.  8.  kill  the  offering  before  the  tabernacle 
Ver.13.  Chap.4.14. 
4.6.fprinkle  the  bloud  feven  times  fe/.the  vaile 
io.4.carryyourbreth.from  before  the  fan&uar. 

14.36.  empty  the  houfe  before  the  Prieft  goe  in 
1 6. z. come  not  at  all  times  before  the  mercy-fe . 

14.  fprinkle  bloud  7. times  fe/.the  mercy  fe. 

Verfe  if. 

I9.r4.put  not  a  ftumbl.  block  before  the  blinde 

26.37.  they  ihall  fall  as  it  were  before  a  fword 
27.8.fhallprefent  himfelf  before  the  Prieft 

11.  prefentthe  beaft  before  the  Prieft 
Numb.3.6.  prefentthe  tribe  of  Levi  before  Azton 

Chap.8.13. 

3  8  .encamp  before  the  tabernacle  of  the  Con. 
6. 1 2.  but  the  daies  that  were  before  fhalbe  loft 
8.9.  thou  fhalt  bring  the  Levites  before  the  tab. 

22.Lev.went  in  to  do  their  ferv. before  Aaron 
g.6  they  came  before  Mofes,and  before  Aaron 
10. 10.  that  they  may  be  for  a  memoriall  before 
1 1.6.  nothing  be  fides  this  Manna  before  our 
1 3.22.Hebron  was  built  7.yeers  before  Zoan 
1 4.  y  .fell  on  their  faces  before  all  the  aflembly 
1 7 .4.  lay  up  the  rods  before  the  teftimony 
19.3  .one  {hall  flay  her  before  his  face 
zo.8.fpeak  ye  to  the  rock  before  their  eyes 
2 1. 1  i.Jieabarim,which  is  in  wild.fe/bre  Moab 
25.6.  were  weeping  before  the  doore  of  the  tab. 
3  3.47.pitcht  in  the  moun.of  Abarim  fe/Nebo 

36. 1.  chiefe  of  Jofeph  (pake  fe/ore  Mofes, 

&  before  the  Princes  of  the  chief  fath. 
Veut.  1.42.  left  ye  be  fmitten  before  your  enemies 
3 1 1 8.  you  fhall  paffe  over  armed  before  yourbr. 
6.zz.Lord  (hewed  fignes on  Phar.fe/.our  eyes 
8.zo.as  the  nations  the  L.deftroyed  fe/ypur  f. 
17.18.  write  a  cop.out  of  that  wch  is  fe/.che  P. 
zi.i6-notmakethefonofthebelov.firft-b.fe/. 

29.2.  feene  all  that  the  L.  did  before  your  eyes 
31.21  .know  their  imagi.  before  I  have  brought 
33.1  .blefli.w  herewith  Mof.  bleff.fe/.  his  death 

fojh.z.S. before  they  were  laid  down,(he  came  up 
4.18.  flowed  over  his  banks  as  they  did  before 
8.3  3. as  Mof. the  fcrv.of  the  L. commanded  bcf. 
1  o.  1 4.  no  day  like  that  before  it  or  after  it 

13.3.  from  Sihor,  w  hich  is  before  Egypt 
6.will  I  drive  out  from  fe/ore  the  chil.of  Ifr. 

14. 1  j.namc  of  Hebron  before  was  Kiriatharba 
Judg.  1. 10. 
19. 1 1  Zebu.bord.reach.to  the  riv.fe/Jokneam 
zz.z9-befides  the  altar  that  is  before  his  tabern. 
Jud.  1 . 1 1 .  name  of  Debir  before  was  Kiriath-Sep. 
z3.now  the  name  of  Bethel  before  was  Luz 
3  .z.  at  leaft,  fuch  as  before  knew  nothing 
4-1  %.  Lord  difcomfited  Sifera  fe/ore  Barak 
8.13  .Gid.returned  from  bat.  before  fun  was  up 
9.39.  Gaal  went  out  before  men  of  Shechem 
1 1 .  z  3 .  L .  hath  difpoff.the  Amor,  from  fe/  his 
33.thus  thechild.of  Amm  were  fubduedfe/ 
1  z.  j.took  the  paff.ofJord.fe/.  the  Ephramites 
14. 1 8 .  faid  on  the  7.day  before  the  fun  went  d. 
1 6. 3  .carried  them  to  the  top  of  a  hill  fe.Hebro 
zo.  He  go  as  at  other  times  fe/ore»and  (hake 
Z0.4Z. turned  their  backs  before  the  men  of  Ifr. 
Ruth  4.4  .buy  it  before  the  inhab.&  before  the  elders 
1  Sam.  z.  1 1 .  the  childe  did  minifter  before  Eli 

Chap.  3. 1. 

3  5. he  (hall  walke  before  mine  anointed 

9. 1 3 .  ye  fhall  find  him  before  he  go  up  to  the 

1  $.  Lo.had  told  Samuel  a  dayfe/.Saul  came 

24.  took  up  the  fhoulder,  &  fetit  before  Saul 

1  z.  1 6.  which  the  Lo.  will  doe  before  your  eyes 

14.21.Hebr.that  were  with  the  Philift-fe/.that 


1  ?.30.honour  mcbefore  the  Elders,&  fe/Ifrael 
16.8.  made  Abinadab  paffe  before  Samuel 
1 7. 57.  Abner  brought  David  before  Saul 
zo.  1 .  what  is  my  finne  before  thy  father 
zz.4.hee  brought  them  before  the  K.  of  Moab 
26.  i.Dav.hide  in  the  hill  of  Hachil.  fe/.  Jefhi. 

zo.let  not  my  bloud  fall  to  the  earth  before 

3 0.20. which  they  drave  before  thofe  other  cat. 

3 1 . 1 .  men  of  Ifrael  fled  from  before  the  Philift. 

,1  Chr.  1  p.  1 . 

z  Sam.  z.i  7.  Abner  beaten  before  the  ftrv.  of  Dav. 

3.31  .gird  you  with  fackloth,&  mourn  fe/ Ab. 

3  4.  as  a  man  falleth  before  wicked  men3  fo 
6.  z  1  .which  chofe  me  before  thy  father,  &  before 
io.9.Joab  faw  thebat.was  againft  him  before  & 

1  Cfcr0.i9.jo. 
1  z.  1 1.  lie  take  thy  wives  before  thine  eyes 

1 Z.  He  do  this  before  all  Ifrael,&  fe/  the  fun 
14.3  3. bowed  himfelf  fe/.  the  K.  Ch.18.28. 
&  Z4.zo.  1  i$a?.i.z3. 
1  Kjn.  3 .  Z4.  they  brought  a  fword  before  the  King 
6.7. made  ready  before  it  was  brought  thither 
7.49.candlefticks  of  pure  gold  before  the  oracle 
8 .8. the  ftaves  were  feen  before  the  oracle 

64.the  K.did  hallow  the  middle-court  before 
1  z.  3  o.people  went  to  worfhip  before  the  one 

1 3.6.  Kings  hand  became  as  it  was  before 
i8.46.Elijah  ran  before  Ahab  to  the  entrance 
z  1  ,z6.who  the  L  .caft  out  before  the  chil.of  Ifr. 

2^.16.3.   &i7-8«    &  21.2,9. 
2C6r.28.3-    &  33.2,9. 
z  King-2-9.ask  what  I  (hall  do  for  thee  h-fore  I  be 
4. 43. what  fhouldl  fet  this  before  1 00, men 
1 1 . 1 8.  they  flew  Mattan  before  the  altars 

2  Cfeos.23.17. 
1 9. 26.as  corne  blafted  before  it  be  growne  up 
22.10.  Shaphan  read  it  before  the  King 

2  Cfeo.34.18. 

1  Cbr.6. 3  2.miniftr.  fe/  the  dwelling  place  of  the 

22.5.  Dav.prepared  abundantly  fe/ his  death 

2  Chro.  \  3 .  i4.the  battell  was  before  and  behinde 

i4.iz.G.fmotetheEgyp.fe/.Afa,  &fe/ judah 
z  5 . 8  .G  od  (hall  make  thee  fall  before  the  enem . 
Z8.9.  a  Proph.  went  out  before  the  hofte,which 
3  3 .  19.  his  trefpafle  before  hee  was  humbled 
£^•.3 . 1  z.when  foun.was  bid  fe/their  eyes;,  wept 
8-z  1.  that  we  might  afflicl:  our  felv.fe/our  G. 
Neb.  1.4.  failed  and  prayed  before  the  G. of  heaven 
2.13.I  wentoutfe/fee  the  dragon-well,  and 
4.2.Sanballat  fpake  before  his  breth.  What  doe 

{.have  provoked  thee  to  ang.fe/the  builders 
8.1  .people  gath.into  the  ftreet  fe/  the  water-g. 

3-read  fe/.the  ftreet  that  was  fe/the  water-g. 

before  the  men  and  the  women 

1 3 .4.  before  thisEliafhib  the  Prieft  was  allyed 

1 9. gates  of  Jer.began  to  be  dark  fe/the  Sab. 
Eftb.  1 . 1 1  .to bring  Vafhti  the  Qa.before  the  King 

19-that  Vafhti  come  no  mprefe/Ki-Ahafu. 
2.23.writ.in  the  book  of  the  Chron.fe/the  K. 
3.7.  they  caft  lots  before  Haman 
4.6.Hatach  went  to  the  ftreet  before  the  K.gate 
6.i.booke  of  Chron.  were  read  before  the  King 
7.6.Haman  was  affraid  fe/the  King  &  Queen 
8.3.Efth.  fpakefe/ore  the  K.&  fell  downat  his 

y.and  the  thing  feem  right  before  the  I£mg 
9. 1 1  .number  that  was  (lain  brought  fe/the  K. 

2  %  .when  Efther  came  before  the  K.hee  com. 
Job  3 .  24.  my  fighing  commeth  before  I  eate 
4.  ry .  then  a  fipirit  paflied  before  my  face 
8 . 1  z.it  withereth  before  any  other  herbe 

1.6.  hee  is  greene  before  the  fun 
10.21.fe/oreIgoewhenceI1hall  nptreturne 

1 5.7.  waft  thou  made  before  the  hils 

2 1 .8. and  their  off-fpring  before  their  eyes 
18.  they  are  as  ftubble  before  the  winde 
2317  .bed  was  not  cut  off 'before  the  darkneffe 
42. 10. gave  Job  twice  as  much  as  he  had  before 
1 1 .  came  all  that  had  been  of  his  acqiui.fe/ 
Pfal.  5.8.  make  thy  way  ftraightfc/ore  my  face 
26.3  .for  thy  loving-kind,  js  before  mine  eyes 
31.19.them  that  truft  in  thee  before  the  fons  of 

2  z  .1  am  cut  off  from  before  thine  eyes 
3  6. 1 .  no  feare  of  God  before  his  eyes 
3  9. 1 3 .  before  I  goe  hencea  and  be  no  more 
41. 1 2.  and  fetteft  me  before  thy  face  for  ever 
50.2 1.  He  fet  them  in  order  before  thine  eyes 

5 1.9. for 


BEF 


BEF 


5  i.p.thy  namcjfor  it  is  good  before  thy  Saints 
fS.y.before  your  pots  can  feele  the  thorns 
68. 2.aswaxemelteth  be/ore  the  fire,folet 
So.z.before  Ephr.Iknjam.&  Manaffeh  ftiire  up 

9.  thou  preparedft  roome  before  it 
8  3.  1 3.  make  them  as  the  ftubble  bef.  the  windc 
89.1 4.mercy  and  truth  mail  go  before  thy  face 

2  3 .  He  beat  down  his  foes  before  his  face 
90.2.  before  the  mountains  were  brought  forth 
101.3.  He  fet  no  wicked  thing  before  mine  eyes 
1 19.46.Ile  fpeak  of  thy  teftim.alfofe/tfre  kings 

67.  before  I  was  affli'cl:ed,I  wentaftray 
ijS.i.fe/wethegoiiswilll  fmg  praifetothee 
1 39.  5  .thou  haft  fet  me  behinde  and  before 
141  3.fetawatch,  O  Lord>/ore  my  mouth 
Pra.J.2i.wayes  of  man  are  before  the  eyes  of 
8.22.Lord  poffeffed  me  before  his  work  of  old 

z^.befiore  the  mountains  were  fetled,  before 
14.  19.  the  evill  bow  before  the  goo  J 
15.33  .before  honour  is  humility    Cha.  18.12. 
16. 1 8. pride  goeth  before  dcftruc"tion 

an  haughty  look  before  a  fall 
17.  I4.1eave  off  contention  bef.lt  be  medl.with 
18.12.fo/wrdeilrucLtheheart  of  man  is  hau. 

1 3.  he  that  anfwereth  a  matter  fefwehchea.. 

1 6. and  bringeth  him  before  great  men 
25.  5.  take  away  the  wicked  from  bef.  the  K. 

26.a  righte.man  falling  downe  befithe  wick. 
26. 26.his  wickedneffe  fhall be  (hewed befo.  the 
30.7.  deny  mee  them  not  before  I  die 
Leclef.6.%. that  knoweth  to  walk  before  the  living 

7.1 7. why  fhouldft  thou  die  before  thy  time 
lfa.  1. 1 6. put  away  the  evill  of  your  doings  before 
7 . 1 6.for  before  the  child  ihall  know  to  refufe 
8.4.  bef.  the  child  (hill  have  knowledge  to  cry 
fpoilofSamai.  fhalbc  taken  bef. the  K. 
9. 1 2.the  Syrians  before,  and  the  Phil  ift.behind 
13.1  6.children  dafhed  to  pieces  before  their  eies 
17. 1 3.  fhalbe  chafed  as  the  chafte befithe  wind 

1 4.and  before  the  morning  hee  is  not 
24.z3.when  the  L.  fhall  reigne before  hisanci. 
42.9.  before  they  fpring  forth  I  tell  you  of  them 
43-I3-  before  the  day  was,I  am  hee 
47.14.coal  to  warme  at,nor  fire  to  fttbeforeit 
48. 5  .before  it  came  to  paffe,I  (Viewed  it  thee 

j. before  the  day  when  thou  heardft  them  not 
5  3 .7.3s  a  fheep  before  the  (hearer  is  dumbe/o 
65. 1 2.  but  did  evill  before  mine  eyes,and  chofe 
Chap.66.4. 

24.  before  they  call  He  anfwer 
66.7. before  (lie  travelled  (lice  brought  forth,^ 
Jer.  1 .5. before  I  formed  thee,  I  knew  thee 

before  thou  cameft  forth,  I  fanftified  thee 
1 3 .  16. bef.  he  caufed  darkneff:,&  befiyom feet 
I'j.j.reft  will  I  deliver  to  the  fword  before 
i8.i7.llefcatterthem  asaneaft-windfe/".thc 
19.7.  He  caufe  them  to  fallby  the  fword  before 
24.  i.two  baskets  of  figs  were  fet  bef.  the  temp. 
Z9.zi.hceflullfiny  them  before  your  eyes 
32.31  .that  I  (hould  remove  it  from  before  my 
3  5.5 .  I  fet  bef  the  fons  of  the  Rechabites  pots 
38.  io.take  Jer.outofthe  dungeon  before  he  die 

26.I  prefented  my  fupplicationfc/lthe  King 

39.6.flew  the  fons  Zcdek  in  Ribl.  bef.his  eyt  s 

Lam.  1 . 5. her  children  are  gone  into  capt.befiore  the 

2.3.  drawne  back  his  right  hand  from  before 

3.3  5.  turn  afide  the  right  cf  a  man  bef.  the  face 

E^.6.4.  He  caft  down  your  flaine  bef.yom  idols 

9.6.began  at  the  ancients  which  were  before  the 

14.3.PIK  a  ftumb.block  of  their  iniquity  before 

Chap,  4.7. 

16.57.  faforc  thy  wickedneffe  was  difcovered 

20.9.that  it  (hould  not  be  polluted  befithe  hea. 

Verfe  14. 

4i.Hebe  famfHfied  inyoufc/irethe  heathen 
23.4i.ftately  bed,  and  a  table  prepared  before  it 
28.17.  (lie  lay  thee  before  K.that  they  may  bch. 
36.23.I  mall  bee  fanftified  in  you  before  their 
Chap.  3  8. 1 6. 
37.20.ft.icks  fhalbe  in  thine  hand  befithek  eyes 
40.47.  he  mtafured  the  altar  before  the  houfe 
4 1.1 2.the  building  that  was  before  the  feparate 
^z.z.before  the  length  of  1  oo.cubits  was  the 

4.  befirre  the  chamber  a  walk  often  cubits 

i  3.  north  &  fouth-chamber  befithe  feparate 
44.4.  the  way  of  the  north-gate  bef.  the  houfe 


BEF       BEF 

1 2.becaufe  they  miniftred  to  them  befi.their 
22.  or  a  widow  that  had  a  Priefk  before 
Dan. 2. 2  5. brought  in  Dm.before  the  King  in  hafte 

Chap.f.13. 
3  6.we  will  tell  the  interpret.fe/w'c  the  King 
3.13.  brought  thefe  men  before  the  King 
5.1.  dranke  wine  before  the  thoufand 

1 7  .Dan  faid  before  the  K.  Let  thy  gifts  be  to 
7.7.  diverfefrom  all  the  beafts  that  were  before 
t  o.  1 2.and  to  chaften  thy  felfe  before  thy  God 
Hof.y,  2.  they  arebefore  my  face 
Joel  1 . 1 6.  is  not  the  meat  cut  off  before  your  eyes 
z-6.before  their  face  the  people  fhall  bee  much 
1 1  .Lord  fhall  utter  his  voice  before  his  army 
Amos  1.1.  two  yceresbeforc  the  earfh-cjuake 
;. .  4. 3  .every  cow  at  that  which  is  before  her 

9.4.thoughthey  goe  into  ca.pt  before  their  ene. 
Jem  at)  4.2.  therefore  I  fled  before  to  T.arfhifh 
Mtcah  1 .4#as  waxe  before  the  fire.,  and  as  waters 

6. 1 .  contend  thou  before  the  mountaines 
Zcph.  2.2  before  the  decree  come  forth,fof.the  day 

3.20.  turnback  your  captivity  before  your  eyes 
Hag.  2.15.  from  bef.  a  ftone  was  laid  upon  a  ftone 
Zecb.^.  1  Jofh.ftanding  before  the  Angel  of  the  L. 
9. the  ftone  that  I  have  laid  before  Jofhua 
4.7 -before  Zerubbab.thou  (halt  become  a  plain 
8. 10. for,  before  thefe  dayes  there  was  no  hire 
14. 4.  mount  of  olives  before  Jeruf.  on  the  eaft 
5  .flcc,like  as  ye  fled  before  the  earth-quake 
Mai.  1.5. and  was  affraid  before  my  name 

3 . 1 1 .  fhall  your  vine  caft  her  fruit  befithe  time 
4- 5. lie  fend  you  Elijah  before  the  comming 
Mat.  1.18  .before  t  hey  came  togeth.fhee  was  found 
5.  i6.1et  your  light  fo  fhine  before  men,that 
6. 1. that  you  doe  not  your  almes  before  men 

8 .  w  hat  things  ye  have  need  of  before  ye  aske 
7. 6. neither  caft  your  pearls  before  fwine 
8. 29. come  to  torment  usbefore  the  time 
1  o.  1 8.yc  fhall  be  brought  before  Governors 

Lu\e  21.12. 
3  2.'whofoever  fhall  confeffe  me  before  men, 
him  will  I  confeffe  before  my  father 
3  3  .whofoever  fhall  deny  me  before  men, 

him  will  I  alfo  deny  before  my  father 
D^e  12.8,9. 
1 1 .  10.  I  fend  my  meffengers  before  thy  face 

Ma.,\  1.2.  &I«£.7.27- 
14. 8. fhee  being  fc/«rinftructed  of  her  mother 
24.25  .behold,  I  have  told  you  before 

3  8.  as  in  the  dayes  that  were  bfiore  the  floud 

26.3  ^.before  the  cock  etow,thou  (halt  deny  me 

Verf.7  5.  &  Mm\  14. 30j  7  2. 

Lu\.  2i.  34,61. 

27.24.wafhed  his  hands  before  the  multitude 

Mm \  i»3  5. riling  up  a  great  while  before  day 

6.4  5  .to  go  to  the  other  fide  before ,unto  Bethfa. 
1 3 .9. fhall  be  brought  before  rulers  for  my  fake 
1  5.42.  that  is  the  day  before  the  Sabbath 

Lull.  1-76  (lull  goe  before  the  face  of  the  Lord 
z.zi. before  he  was  conceived  in  thevvombe 
26.  not  fee  death  before  he  had  fcen  the  Lord 
3 1 .  haft  prepared  before  the  face  of  all  people 
5.19-  let  him  downe  in  themidft  before  Jefus 
9. '16. to  fet  before  the  multitude 
10. 1  .he  fent  two  and  two  before  his  face 
1 1 .3  8  .marvelled  he  had  not  wafhed  before  din. 
16. 1 5-ye  are  they  which  juftifie  your  fel.  before 

19.4.  he  ran  befirre,  and  climbed  upintoaSyc. 
21.14.not  to  meditate  before  what  ye  fhall  anf. 
2 1. 1 5.  this  paffcover  with  you  before  I  fufler 
23.12.  for,  before  they  were  at  enmity 

5  3 .  wherein  never  roan  before  was  laid 
John  1.48. before  that  Philip  called  thee>I  faw 
6 .6  2 .  fee  the  fon  o f  man  afcend  w  here  before 

7.5  1.  doth  our  law  judge  any  before  it  heare 
8.58  before  Abraham  was,  I  am 
9.8.thcy  which /v/«r  had  feen  him 

1 1.5  5.  went  bef.  the  Paffeov.to  purine  tbemfe. 
1 2. 1 .  (ixe  daies  before  the  Paffeover  Jefus  came 
1 3 . 1.  before  the  feaft  of  the  Paffeover 

19.  now  I  tell  you  before  it  come,that  when 
Chap.  1 4. 29 
1 5. 18.it  hated  mee  before  it  hated  you 

17.5.  which  I  had  with  thee  bef.the  world  was 
24.  thou  lovedft  me  before  the  foundation  of 

Act.  1.16.  fpake  fe/y.concerning  JudaSjwhich  was 


BEF       BEF 


2.20.  before  that  great  &  notable  day  of  the  L . 
25. 1  faw  the  Lord  alwaies  before  my  face 

3 1 .  hee  feeing  this  before,  fpake  of  the  rcfurr. 
3 . 1 8.thofe  things  which  G  .bef.  had  fhewed  by 
20.  which  before  was  preached  unto  you 

4. 2  8. thy  counfell  determined^/*  to  be  done 
y .  2  3  .keepers  ftanding  without  before  the  doors 

27. they  fet  thembefbre  the  Councell 

3  6. before  thefe  dayes  rofe  up  Theudas 
7-zz.befiore  hee  dwelt  in  Charran 
•  45.  whom  God  drave  out  before  the  face  of 

52.which  Qiewed  before  of  the  commin<?  of 
9. 1 5.  to  bcarc  my  name  before  the  Gentiles 
10.41.  witneffes  chofen  before  of  God 
1 2.6.  keepers  before  the  door  kept  the  prifon 
13. 24.whenJoh.hadfirft  preached &/.his  com. 
i4.i3.PrieftofJupiter,whichwasfe.theircit. 
1 6. 29.  and  fell  downe  befirre  Paul  and  Silas 
i7.2<?.determined  thetimes  Reappointed 
I9.9.fpake  evil  of  that  way  before  the  multitude 

1 9.  burned  them  before  all  men 
20. 5. thefe  going  before,  tarried  for  us  at  Troas 
21.29.thcy  had  feen  before  with  him  in  the  city 

3  8  .w hich  bef. thefe  dayes  madeft  an  uprore 
27.24.  thou  niuft  be  brought  before  Ca?far 
Rom.  3 .9.we  have  before  proved  both  Jewes  and 

i8.no  feareof  God  before  their  eyes     ' 
9.29.and  as  Ifaiah  faid  fe/ar,Except  the  Lord 

1  Cor.z.7.  which  God  ordained  before  the  world 

4. 5. therefore  judge  nothing  before  the  time 
6. 1 .  goe  to  law  before  the  unj  nit,  and  not  before 

6.and  that  before  the  unbeleevers 
1 1.2 i.for  in  eating,every  one  taketh  bef.  other 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 5  .minded  to  come  to  you  before 

5.1  o.fhall  all  appear  before  the  judgment  feat  of 

7.3  .for  I  have  faid  before,  that  you  are  in  our 
i4.the  boafting  I  madebefore  Titus,itis 

8.io.who  have  begun  before,  not  only  to  doe 

24.fhew  ye  to  them,and  before  the  Churches 
9 . 5  .that  they  would  goe  before  unto  you 
1 3 .2.1  told  you before,snd  fore-tell  you,as  if 
Gal.z.  1 2.for  £>?/«•?  that,certain  came  from  James 
3.1.  before  whofe  eyes  Jefus  Chrift  hath  been 

8.  preached  before  the  Gcfpel  to  Abraham 

1 7 .covenant  that  was  confirmed bef.oi God 
2 3  .but  before  faith  came.we  were  kept 

5.21.  of  the  which  I  tell  you  before 

Ephef.  1 .4. chofen  us  in  him  before  the  foundation 
2.  io.good  works  which  God  hath  before  ordai. 

P/w/.j .  1 3 .reach,  forth  to  thofe  things  wch  are  bef. 

Col.  1. 5. whereof  ye  heard  bef.  in  the  word  of  truth 
1 7. and  he  is  before  all  things,  and  by  him 

1  Tbef.z.z.a&a  that  we  had  fuffered  before 
3 .4-were  with  you,wee  told  you  before 

9.  we  joy  for  your  fakes  before  our  God 
1  Tim. 1.13.  who  wasfo/w'eablafphcmer 

5. 19. but  before  two  or  three  witneffes 

24.open  beforehand,  going  before  to  judgtn. 

6. 1 2.a  good  profeffion  before  many  witneffes 
1 3. and  before  Chrift  Jefus, who  before  Pilate 
z  Tim.  1. 9 .given  us  in  Chrift  bef.  the  world  began 

4.2 1.  doe  thy  diligence  to  come  before  winter 
Tit.i.z.  promifed  before  the  world  began 
Meb.7. 18.  difanulling  of  the  comand.  going  bef. 

io.  1 5.  for  after  hehad  faid  befirre 

1 1.5.  for  before  his  tranflation  he  had  this 
Jam.  z.6.  draw  you  before  the  j  udgement  feats 

5 .9.  the  Judge  ftandeth  before  the  doore 

1  Pet. i.zo.  was  fore  -ordained  bef. the  foun.of  the 

2  Pe?.3.2.mindfull  of  the  words  fpoken  before 

1 7 .  feeing  ye  know  thefe  things  before 

3  Job.6.bom  witneffe  of  thy  charity  befithe  Chur. 
JU.de  4.  who  were  before  of  old  ordained  to  this 

1 7. remember  words  fpoken  bef.  of  the  Apo. 
Rev.  1 .4.  feven  fpin'ts  which  were  before  his  throne 
3.5.IU  confeffe  his  name  before  my  father 

and  before  his  Angels 
9.tocomeand  worfhip  beforethy  feet 
4. 5-feven  lamps  of  fire  burning  befithe  throne 
6.before  the  throne  was  a  fea  of  glafie 

four  beafts  full  of  eyes  befimd  behind 
5. 8. the  fourc  beafts  fell  downe  before  the  lamb 
7.15.  therefore  are  they  before  the  throne  of  G. 
-8.3.  upon  t  he  golden  altar  before  the  throne 
10. 1 1.  thou  muft  prophefie  before  many  people 
i4.3.fung  a  new  tongbefore  the  throne 

<. they 


BE  F 


BEG 


5  .they  are  without  fUdlrkfore  the  throne  of 
Come  Wifope, 
Exod.  z  z.9-.  both  parties  fhall  come  bcf.tht  Judges 
Pfal.  i  oo .  m  come  bef.  his  prefence  w  ith  thartkf-g. 
Micah  6.6.wberewithall  (hall I  come  before  the  L. 
2  Tim.^z  i,  doe  thy  d iligenee  to  come  fe/vwinter 

25efoje  the  people. 
Exod.  1 5 .  a  i.nor  pillar  of  fire  from  bef.  the  people 

i7.  j.go  on  before  the  people,ahd  take  with 
i  Sam.iS.i  j .went  out,and  came  in  fe/.the  poop. 
Ato-£,8.6.theydid  fet  them  before  the  people 
£«.  io.i6.not  take  hold  of  his  words  bef.the  peo. 

GOT.14.40.L0rd  before  whom  I  walk  will  fend 
•  48. 1  y  .Goijbefere  whom  my  fathers  did  walke 

1  2§!ig.  1 8. 1  y .  L.of  hofts  livethjfe/.whom  I  ftand 

2*^.3.14.  &'y.i6. 
Affs  z6.z6.  before  whom  alfo I  fpeak  freely 

See  further,  %\\,  %\tti>  %tU>  45ot), 

fefm,&<$M0ee,3!0ount>dtafli>> , 
&>tooD>  '£ljee,  Ctjern,  3B0, 
Ifrertt,  -)>ou. 

115efo?e^8ttt3. 

3**^.  1 3 . 1 1 .  take  no  thought  before-hand  what  ye 

2  Co;-.,?.  5. and  make  up  before-hdnd your  bounty 
1  Tm».  y.t4.fome  mens  fins  are  open  before-hand 

ay.  good  works  of  forrie  are  manif.  before-h. 
1  Vet.  1 . 1 1  .when  it  teftified  before-h.  the  lufr.of  C 

1i5efo?e=ttme. 

/fl/&.i  1. 10.  Haz. be fore-time  was  head  of  all  thofe 
io.  y. unwittingly^  hated  him  not  be fre-time 

1  Sam.g.g.beforc-timc  in  Ifra.  when  a  man  went  to 

Prophet  was  bef&re-time  called  a  Seer 

10.1  i.knew  him  before-  ti.  faw  that  he  prophe. 

i  Sam.j. 10.  afflict  them  any  moreai  before-time 

2  J(i.i3.y.chil.ofI(r.dweltin  their  tents  as  tef.ft. 
Neh.z.i  now  I  had  not  been  before-time  fad  in  his 
lfa.$i.z6,  who  hath  declared  before-time  that  wee 
zitf  .8 .9.  Sim.which  before-iink  in  the  cit.ufed  for. 

HBegan. 
Ge».4.i6.then  feg«  men  to  call  on  the  name  of 
6.1.  when  men  began  to  multiply  On  the  face 
9.10.  Noah  began  to  be  an  husbandman 
io.8.Nimrodfeg<zstobee  a  mighty  one 

1  Chron.  1. 10. 

4 1.  y4.the  feven  yeeres  of  dearth  began  to  come 

44. 1 2. he  fearched,and  began  at  the  eldeft 

Waw.iy.i-peoi'fgU/itoc&mitwhord.withdaugh. 

Dent.  1 .  y  .in  land  of  Moab  taj.Mof.to  ded.the  law 

,7«i.i3.iy.fpirit  of  the  Lord  beg.zo  move  Sampf. 

16.19  fhee  began  to  afflict  him,  &  his  ftrength 

i2.haive  of  his  head  began  to  grow 
1 9. 1  y. when  the  day  began  tofpring,  they  let 
20.3'r .  they  began  to  finite  Ifr.as  at  other  times 
39.Benjam.  began  to  fmite about  jo.perfons 
40.but  when  the  flame  began  to  rife  out  of 

1  Sam.  3  .i.Elie's  eyes  began  to  waxe  dim,  that  hee 

2  Kjng.io.  3 1.  the  Lord  began  to  cut  Ifrael  fhort 

1  y  .37. Lord  began  to  fend  againft  Judah,Rezin 

1  Cfo'.i7.24.Joabfegfl«tonumber,buthefinifhcd 

2  Cfc.j.i.thenSol.feg.to  build  the  houfeof  the  L. 

20.22.when  they  began  to  fing,  the  L.  fct  amb. 
.  29. 1 7. now  they  beg.on  the  fiift  day  to  fanftifie 
27.  when  the  burnt  o&tirgbegan 

the  fon  of  the  Lord  began  alfo  with 
3 1. 7, in  the  3. moneth  they  &cg.to  lay  the  heaps 
10.  fince  the  people  began  to  bring  the  offer. 
2  i.in  every  work  that  hebeg.  he  did  itwith 
3  4.3 .  while young,he  beg.to  feek  after  the  God 
in  the  1 1  .yeer  he  began  to  purge  Judah 
£•£,•.3 .6.from  firft  day  of  the  7  .moneth  they  began 
8.in  2.yeer  &  2.moneth&eg«?z  Zerub.  to  ap. 
7.9.on  firft  d.of  the  Gift  m.fog.he  to  go  from  B. 
Nefo.4.7.  Sanb.heard  the  breaches  beg.to  be  flopped 
1 3 .  i9.when  the  gates  of  Jeruficg.  to  be  darke 
E^.9.6.and  they  began  at  the  ancient  men  before 
Jonah  3 .4. and  Jonah  began  to  enter  into  the  city 
Mat.4. 17.  from  that  time  Jefus  began  to  preach 

1 1. 20.  then  began  he  to  upbraid  the  cities 
1 2. 1  .they  began  to  pluck  the  ears  of  corne 

Afd/^2.23. 

16.21.  Jefus  began  to  fhew  to  his  difc.  that  hee 
Mar\  10.32. 

22.  Peter  began  to  rebuke  him.     M^.8.3  2. 

z6. 3  7 .he  began  to  be  fortowfull}&  very  heavie 

Af«r.  14.3  3. 


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5 


BEG        BEG 

7  4.  then  began  hee  to  curfe  and  fweare 

Mar\  14.71. 
.  i .  as  it  began  to  dawhe  towards  the 
1 .4  y  .began  he  to  publifh  it  much,  &  to  blaze 
17.  they  began  to  pray  him  to  depart  out 
20.hee  began  to  publifh  in  Decapolis  how 
6.7  Jiee  began  to  fend  them  forth  by  two 
y  y  .began  to  carry  about  in  beds  thofe 

8.1  i.Pharifirg.to  queft.with  him,feeking  a  fi. 
1041.  beg.to  be  dilpleafed  with  James  &  John 

47. heard  it  was  Jcf.of  Naz.  he  began  to  cry 
1 2. 1. he  began  to  fpeak  to  them  in  parables 
14.19.  they  began  to  bee  forrowfull 

6 ^.  Come  began  tofpit  on  him 
1  f. 8. mu\t. began  to  defire  him  to  doe  as  he  had 

18. began  to  falute  him,  Haile  K.of  the  Jews 
L«£.i.70.which  have  been  fince  the  world  began 

3. 2  3. J efus  began  to  be  about  30.yeers  of  age 
5.7X0  that  they  began  to  finke 

2 1  .beg.  to  reafon,Who  is  this  that  fp.blafph. 
7.15 .that  was  dead  fate  up,&  began  to  fpeake 
24.  beg.  to  fpeak  to  the  people  concern.  John 
38.  began  to  wafh  his  feet  with  teares 
9.12.  when  the  day  began  to  weare  away  ' 
11.53  -Pharifees  began  to  urge  him  vehemently 
1 5. 1 4-a  mighty  famine,&  he  beg.to  be  in  want 

14.2nd  they  began  to  be  merry 
I9.37.difciplesfrcg<»z  to  rejoyce,&  praife  God 
45.hcebeg<zstocaftout  them  that  fold 

Mar.11.ii. 
20.9.he  began  to  fpeak  to  the  people  this  parab. 
22.13.  began  to  enquire  which  ofthemfhould 
23  .i.they  began  to  accufe  him,  We  found  this 
Joh.^.fz.  the  houre  when  he  beganto  amend 
9.3 1. fince  the  world  began  was  it  not  heard 
1 3 . 5.  he  began  to  wafh  his  difciples  feet 
Acl.  1 . 1. of  al  that  Jefus  began  to  doe  and  teach 
i.4.they  began  to  fpeak  with  other  tongues 
3.11.  mouth  of  his  Proph. fince  the  world  began 
8.35  .beg.zt  the  fame  Script.  &  preached  to  him 
10. 3 7. the  word  which  began  from  Galilee 
1 1. 1  y .  as  I  began  to  fpeake  the  Holy  Ghoft  fell 
i8.i6.Apollosfef.  to  fpeak  boldly  intheSyn. 
24.2.  Tertullus  began  to  accufe  him 
17.3  y.when  he  had  broken,he  began  to  eate 
Rom,  16.2  y.was  kept  fecret  fince  the  world  began 
2  Tiw.L9.t0  his  purp.in  Chr.  bef.the  world  began 
Tit.i.z.  which  G.promifed before  theworldfeg. 
Heb.z.  3  .at  firft  began  to  be  fpoken  by  the  Lord 
2H$egatt  to  build. 

1  Ki.6.1.  in  the  moneth  Zif  he  beg.to  build  the  L. 

2  Cfc>'0. 3.1,1. 
Exra  y.2.  Zerub.  began  to  build  the  houfe  of  God 
La^.i4.30.thism:in  began  to  build  ,and  was  not 
2i5egan  to  reigne. 

2  5^.2.10.  Ifhb.40.yeers  old  when  he  beg.to  reign 

y.4.David  jo.yeers  old  when  he  began  to  reign 

1  ^.14.21.  Rehob.4i.y.old  when  he  beg.to  reign 

2  Chron.  12.13. 

i  y.2y.Nadab  beg.to  reign  in  the  2.yeer  of  Afa 
3  3  .in  the  3 .  yeer  of  Afa  feg.Baafha  to  reigne 

i6.8.inthe  26.of  Ahbcgan  Elah  to  reigne 
1 1. when  Zimrifcg#ztoreign,heflewall 
2 3. in  the  3  i.yeer  of  Afa  began  Om.to  reign 
29.  in  the  3  8  yeer  of  Afa  beg.  Ahab  to  reign 

22.4i.Jehofh.begiZ#  to  reign  in  the  4.yeer  of  A. 

42.Jehofh.  was  3  y.y.old  when  he  beg.toiei. 

2  Chro.  zo.  3  1. 

y  i.Ahaz.in  i7.yeerof  Jehofh.feg.to reigne 

2  K}  3.1. in  1 8. yeer  of  Jehofh.Jehor.feg.to  reigne 

8.i6.inthc  y.yeer  of  Joram  Jehor.fc£  .to  reign 

17.  thirty  two  yeers  old  when  he  be.to  reign 

2  Cfowz. 2 1. y, 20. 

z6.Aha^.zz.yeets  old  when  hee  beg.to  reign 

9.29.in  the  1 1  .yeer  of  Joram  Ahaz.fcg.to  re;g. 

1 1. a  1  Jehoafh  was  7. yeer  old  when  he  fc.to  r. 

2  Chron.  1 4.1. 

1  i.i.in  the  7. yeer  of  Jehu  Jehoafh  fe.to  reign 

1 3. 1. in  2 3. yeer  of  Joafhfe.Jehoahaz  to  reign 

1  o.in  3  7 .  yeer  of  Joafh  beg.  Jehoafh  to  reign 

i4.2;Amaz.was  ly.yeersold  when  he  fe.to  rei. 

zChron.z-y.i. 

z  3  .in  1  y  .yeer  of  Amaz. 'Jaob.began  to  reign 

15. 1.  in  27-yeerof  Jerob.  Azar.fcgaa  to  reign 

2.fixteen  yeer  old  when  he  began  to  reigne 

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1 3-in  39-yeer  of  Uzz.  Shallum  beg.to  reign 

1 7. in  3  9.yeer  of  Azar.Menahem  be.to  reign 

zr. in  yo.yeerof  Azar.  Pekahiah  beg  to  rei. 

Z7.in  y2.yeerof  Aziriah  Pekahfo^.to  reign 

3  z.in  2.  yeer  of  Ptkah beg-  Jotham  to  reign 

3  3  .he  was  a  y.yeer  old  when  he  beg.  to  reign 

2  Chron.zy.  i,8. 

i6.i.in  i7.yeer  of  Pekah.Ahaz.fcwtf  to  reign 

2.  Ahaz.was  20.yeer  old  when  lie  be.to  reign 

2  Chron.  28.1. 

1 7.1. in  i2.yeerof  Ahaz.  Hofh.kgflTZ  to  reign 

18. 1. in  the  3.yeer  of  HofhHcz.  began  to  reign 

2.Hcz.was  2y.yecrold  when  he  feg.toretgn 

2  Ch  on.  29  1. 

2i.i.Manaff.was  12.  yeers  old  whehe  be.to  r. 

2  Chro.  33.1. 

i9.Amonwas  11. y. old  when  he  be. to  reign 

2  Chro.  3  3 . 2 1 . 

22.  i.Jofiah  was  8  .yeers old  when  he  beg.to  rei. 

1  Chr on.  3  4- 1  • 
Z3.3  i.Jehoa.was  23.  y.old  whe  he  be.to  reign 

2  Chro.  3  6. 2. 
36.Jehoi.was  2  y.y.old  when  he  beg.to  reign 

2  Chron. '^6.$. 
24.8Jehoi.was  iS.y.old  when  he  beg.to  reign 

2  Cbro.7,6.0. 

18.Zed.was  2i.y.  old  when  he  bce.to  reign 

zChro.^6.11.  Scfer.^-.i. 

25. 27. in  the  yeerthat  Evilmer.feg.to  rei;n,he 

2  Chr.  1 3 . 1  .in  the  1 8 .y.of  Jev.bcg. Abijah  totcign 

22.2.Ahaz.was  42.y.old  when  he  beg.to  reign 

215egan  to  fay. 

Mat.i  L7.Jtf.fef  tofay  to  themuldt.concer.Joh. 

z6.z  1. began  every  one  to  fay,  Is  it  I 
Mar.  10.18  Peter  bgto  fay,Lo,We  have  forfakeri 
1 3.5.Jef.anfwering,fe^  to  fay,Take  heed  left 
14.69.  maid  began  to  fay  to  them  that  ftood  by 
Lull.  4.Z  1. he  began  to  ty>  Th.s  day  this  Script,  is 
7.49.  they  that  fate  at  meatbegan  to  fay,Who  is 
1  i.ip.he  began  to  fay,This  is  an  evill  generat. 
1 2. 1.  he  began  to  fay  to  his  difciples  firft  of  all 
HBcgan  to  teach. 
Mar\^.\.he  began  to  teach  again  by  the  fea-  fide 
6.i.whentheSab.was  come, he  bigan  to  teach 

34«he  began  to  teach  them  many  things 
8.3  i.he  beg.  to  teach  them  that  the  fo,>  of  man 
legate. 
G?».4.i8.  Irad  beg.  MehujaJ,M"hu.fe«;.Methiifa. 
Methufael  begate  Lamech 
5. 3. Adam  lived  i3o.yeers,  andkgaf^afon 
he  begate  fons  and  daughters.  Verfes  7, 
10,13,16,19,21,16/30.    Ch.ii.n, 

fi.Seth  lived  ioy.yeers,and  begate  Enos 
7.1ived  after  hee  begate    Verfes  io,  13,  16, 
19,22,26,30.   Chap.n.11,13, 
iy,i7,  19,21,23,  25, 
9.Enos  lived  90.  yeers,  and  begate  Cainan 
1 2.Cainan  lived  70,yeers,&  fcg;.Mahalaleel 

1  y.Mabalal.lived 6y  yeers, zndkgate  Jared 
i8.Jared  lived  1 62. yeers, and  begate  Enoch 

2  I.Enoch  lived  6  5  yeers,&  fog.Methufclah 
2y.Methufcl.lived  i87.yeers,& ^.Lamech 
28 .Lamech  lived  1 8  2 .yeers,and  kgate  a  fon 

3  i.Noah  begati  Shcm5  Ham,and  Japhcth 
Chap.6.10. 

io.8.Cuflifcg<#eNimrod  1  Chro.1.10. 

1 3  .Mizraim  begate  Ludim.  1  Chr.  1 . 1 1 . 
15.  Canaan  begate  Zidon,  his  firft-borne 

1  Chr.  i.iz. 

24.Arphaxad  begate  Si\ih,Sz\:ih  begate  Eber 

I  Chro.  1. 1 8. 

z6. J oktan begate  Almodad.        1  Chr.i.zo. 

1 1.  io.Shetn  begate  Arphaxad  two  yeers  after 
1 2.  Arphax.  lived  3  y.yeers,  and  begate  Salah 
i4.Salah  lived  30.yeers,and  begate'Eber 
i6.Eber  lived  34  yeers,and  begate  Peleg 
i8.Peleg  lived  30  yeers.and  begate  Reu 
20.Reu  lived  3  2.yeers,and  begate  Serug 
22.Serug  lived  3o.yeerS.  and  begate  Nihor 
24.Nahor  lived  i9.yeers,and  begate  Terah 
26.Terah  lived  7o.yeers,&  begate  Abraham 
27  Terah  begate  Abraham,Nahor,Haran, 
and  Haran  begate  Lot 

22.23.  Bethudbegate  Rebekah 

25.3.  Jokfhan  begate  Sheba  and  Dedan 

1 9  .Abraham 


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Ate.  1.  a.  &ACI.7.8 
Le'v.z  f  .4  f  .which  they  fog.in  your  land,therr.  yee 
Num.z6.zg.  Machir  begate  Gilead 

58.Kohath begate  Amram 
Deut .  3  2. 1 8 .  of  t  herock  that  fogdtt  thee  thou  art 
fudg.  1 1 . 1  .and  Gilead  begate  Jephthath 
Ruth  8.18.  Pharez  begate  Hezron        Matth.  1.3. 
19.  and  Hezron  fogitfe  Ram        'Matth.\.$. 
Ram  fogafe  Aminadab       1  rtr.2.10. 
.Mat.  1.4. 
io.AminadabfegafrNahfhon        A£«.l.4. 
Nahfhon  fogafc  Salmon    1  Cfo^o.  2.11. 
Ato.1.4. 
1 1  .Salmon  begate  Boaz  ,Boaz  fogafe  Obed 

lCbro.x.ii.  8c  Mat. 1.^. 
zz.Obcdbcgate  Jefle,  Jeffefogatt  David 

Mat. \.6. 

1  Cfcro.  2. 13.  Jefle  fogafr  his  firft-borne  Eliab 

18. Caleb  fogafe  children  of  Azubah 
lO.Hur  begate  Uri,and  Uri  begate  Bezaleel 
n.Segub  begate  Jair,who  had  2  3. cities 
36.Attai  begate  Nathan,  Nath. fogate  Zabad 
37. Zabad  begate  Ephlal,&  Eph.fogafe  Obed 
3  8 .Obed  fogafe  Jehu,Jehu  begate  Azariah 
39  Azariah  beg .Hekz,Helezfogai<;  Elcafah 
40.Eleafah  begate  Sifamai,  Si.a.fog.  Shallum 
4i.Shallum  fog.Jtkamiah,Jek.fog.Elilhama 
44.  Shema  begate  Raham,tne  father  of  Jork. 
Rekem  begate  Shammai 
46.  Haran  begate  Gazez 

4.2.  Reaiah begate  Jahath,  Jahath  beg.  Ahumai 
8  .Coz  begate  Anub  and  Zobchah 
1  i  .Chelub  kgatc  Mehir,  father  of  Efliton 
1 2.  Efhton  begate  Beth-r'pha 
i4.Meonothaifcg.Ophrah,Scraiahfog.Joab 

6.n.EleaZ3.t begate  Phinehas,  Phin.fog.Abifhua 
f . Abifh.fogatt  Bukki,  Bukki  begate  Uzzi 
6.Uzzi  begate  Zerahia,  Zen.begate  Meraioth 
7.Meraioth  beg.  Amariah,  Amar.fog.Ahitub 
2.  Mvitub  begate  Zadok.Zad.fogafe  Ahimaaz 
9.  hhim. begate  Azaria,Azar.fogaieJohanan 
io.Johan.%afe  Azari.h:  it  is  that  executed 

I  i.Azari.  begate  Amariah,  Amar.fog.Ahitub 
i4.Ahitubfog:Zadok,  Zadok  beg.  Shallum 
1 3. Shallum  beg  Hilkiah,  H ilk. kg.  Azariah 
14  Azar.foga/f  Seraiah,Ser.fogatf  Jehozadak 

7.  3  2.Hephcr  begate  Japhlet 
8.i.BenjaminfogafeBcla 

7.Bela begate  Uzza  and  Ahihud 

8.Shaaraim  beg.  chil.in  the  country  of  Moab 

9. he  begate  of  Hodefh  his  wife,Jobab 

r  1  .of  Hu(him  he  begate  Ahitub 

32. and  Miklorh  fogafe  Shimeah     Ch.9.38. 

3  3  .Ner  begate  Kifh,  and  Kifli  begate  Saul 

and  Saul  begate  Jonathan 

Chap.9.39. 

36.  Ahaz  begate  Jehoadah,  Jch.feg. Alemeth 

Chap. 9. 42. 

3 7. Mot* begate  Binea  Chap.9.43. 

14.3. David  berate  moe  fonsand  daughters 

2  Chro.  1 1 . 2 1  .Rehob.fcgate  28 .fons  &  60.  daugh. 

i3.2i.Abijahfogate  22.fons,&  1  (^daughters 
24. 3  .Joafh  begate  fons  and  daughters 
Neh.  1 2.  lojeftiua  beg.  Joi.akimjoia.fog .Eliaflaib, 
and  Elialbib  bigate  Joiada 

I I  Joiada  begate  Jonathan  Jona.fog.Jaddua 
Pro.23 .2  2. hearken  to  thy  father  that  begate  thee 
fer.  16.3.  concer.their  fath.that  fog.them  in  this  1. 
Dan.  1 1 .6.fhee  fhalbe  given  up,and  he  that  fog.her 
Zech.  13.3.  father  &  mother  that  beg.  him  (hall  fay 

fath.&  mother  thatfof.him  fhall  thruft 
Mat.i  .2.1faac  berate  Jacobjac.fegafe  Judah  &  his 

ASi.7.%. 
3 .Judah folate  Pharcz;and  Zara  of  Thamar 
7.Solomon begate Roboam,  Robo. beg. Abia 
See  this  word  begate  continued  to  Ver.  1 7 . 
^.7.29-Mofes  fled  10  Mad ian,  where  he  begate 
Jam.1.1%.  of  his  owne  will  fofaW  he  us  by  the 

1  fob.  j.  1. every  one  that  loveth  him  that  begate 

Beget. 
Got.  17.20 .  twelve  Princes  (hall  Ifhmael  beget 
De«t.4.2f  .when  thou  (halt  beget  child.  &  corrupt 
18. 4 1. thou  (halt  beget  fons,but  not  enjoy 

2  fyrc.20.18.fonS  which  thou  (baXibeget  ihall  they 


BEG      BEG 

Ecclef.6.3  .if  a  man  beget  ioo.child.and  live  many 
/<?>-. 29.6.take  wives,and  beget  fons  and  daughters 
E^.  1 8 . 1  o.  if  he  beget  a  fon  that  is  a  robber 

i4.if  he  beget  a  fon  that  feeth  all  his  fathers 
'  47 . 2  2 .  d  ivide  by  lot  to  you,  &  ftrangers  that  be. 

Begetteft.  Begettetij. 
Gen. 48. 6.  which  thou  begetteft  after  them  fhall  be 
Pro.  1  i.  2 1  .he  that  beg.z  fool,doth  it  to  his  forrow 
1 3 .24.  he  that  begett.a  wife  child  fhall  have  joy 
Ecclef.^.  1 4.he  that  begett.  a  fon,&  there  is  noth.in 
lfa./tf .  1  o.that  faith  to  his  father,  What  begetteft 

Beg.  BeggeD. 

P/a/.  109. 10.  let  his  childr.be  vagabonds,andfog 
Pro.20.4.  therefore  (hall  he  beg  in  harveftj  &  have 
^^.27.j8.wenttoPilateJ&fogg.thebodyof  Jef. 

i»^  23.52. 
Lu\.  1 6. 3 .  to  kg  I  am  afhamed 
John  9.8.IS  not  this  he  that  fate  and  begged 

Beggar. 

1  Sa«z.  2. 8. he  lifteth  up  the  beg.  from  the  dung-h. 
Lufy.  1 6  20. a  certain  beggar  called  Lazarus 

2  2.  beggar  died,  and  was  carried  by  the  Ang. 

Bcggatip. 

Gal.q.p,  how  turne  yee  again  to  the  beggarly  elem. 

Begging. 
Pfal.ij.z^.  nor  his  feed  begging  his  bread 
Marii  10.46.  Banimeus  fate  by  the  way  fide  begg. 
Lull,  r  8 .  3  y .  a  blind  man  fate  by  the  way  fide  begg . 

Begin. 
Gen.  1 1. 6. this  they  begin  to  doe,  and  now  nothing 
D cut.  z.z\. begin  to  polfcfle  it,&  contend  with  him 
2 5. this  day  will  I  begin  to  put  the  dread  of 
16.9.  begin  to  number  the  feven  weeks  from 
fojh.T.jthts  day  will  I  begin  to  magnifie  thee 
fudg.  1  o.  1 8 .  what  man  will  kgin  to  fighfag.  Am. 
1 3 . 5  .he  (hall  begin  to  deliv.  Ifr.  from  the  Phil. 

1  Sam.2 ,  1 2.when  I  begin,Ue  alfo  make  an  end 

2  2. 1 5  .did  I  then  begin  to  enquire  of  God 

2  King.8.z$.in  i2.yeerof  Joram  Ahazididfogi» 
Are/7.n.i7.Mattan.principal  to feg.the  thankf-g. 
fer.  25.29.I  begin  to  bring  evill  on  the  city  that  is 
£^{'.9.6.  and  begin  at  my  fanftuary 
Afrtf.24.49.(hallfegi»tofmitehisfellow-fervants 

£«%.ii.45. 

Lu. 3. 8. beg. not  to  fay  within  your  felves,We  have 

1  j. if"  .{hut  the  door,&  ye  feg.to  ftand  without 

26.then  fhall  ye  begin  to  fay,VVe  have  eaten 

i  4. 9.  thou  teg  with  lhame  to  take  the  low  eft 

29  all  that  behold  it  beginto  mock  him,fay. 

2 1 .28.when  thefe  things  fogwz  to  come  to  pane 

23  .lo.begin  to  fay  to  the  mountains,Pall  on  us 

2  for.  3. 1.  do  we  begin  again  to  commend  ourfel. 

1  P^.4.17.  judgement  muft begin  atthe  houfe  of 

if  it  firft  begin  ac  us,  What  fhall  the 
Rev.  1  o. 7 .when  7 th. An.  thai  bcg.to  found,the  My. 
TPtgtnnmg. 

Gen.  10.10.  Scginn.oi Nimrods  kingd.  was  Babel 

49.3.Reuben,thou  art  the  beginn.ofmy  ftreng. 
Exo.  1 2.2.this  moneth  (hall  be  the  beginn.of  mon. 
Dcut.z1.17.he  is  the  begin.of  his  ftren.the  right  of 
fob.3.7.  though  thy  beginning  was  fmall,yet 

42. 1  z.the  later  end  of  Job  more  then  his  begin. 
Pfal.11  i.io.fear  oftheL.is  tbe.btgm.oi wifdome 

Prov.9.10. 
Pr0.L7.fear  of  the  Lo.is  the  bcginn.oi  knowledge 

17.14-  beginn.of  ftrife  is  as  when  one  lets  out 
Eccl.y.B.  better  the  end  of  a  thing  then  the  beginn. 

10.13  the  beginn.  of  the  words  of  his  mouth  are 
/A.^4-4l'nce  the  begi.  of  the  world  men  have  not 
Hnf.i.z.  beginning  of  the  word  of  the  Lo.by  Hofea 
Mic.  1.1 3. is  zbe.begin.oi the  fin  to  the  dau.ofZio 
Ate.24.8.all  thefe  are  the  beginning  of  forrowes 

Mark  13.8. 
z  1  .great  trib.fuch  as  was  not  fince  the  begin. 
Mar.  1 . 1  .the  fop. of  the  Gof.of  Chrift,the  fo  of  G. 
fob.z- 1 1  .this begmn.oi miracles  did  Jefus  in  Cana 
Col.  1 . 1 8  .he  is  the  head  of  the  body,  who  is  the  be. 
H^.3.14.  if  we  hold  the  begmn.  of  our  confidence 

7-3  .having  neither  beginning  of  dayes,  nor  end 

2  Prt.2.20.1ater  end  is  worfe  then  the  beginning 
Rev.\.%.  I  am  the  beginning  and  the  ending,faith 

3.  J4.thcfe  things  faith  the  begi.  of  the  creation 

21.6.  lam  Alph.&  Omeg.fogflwi»g  &  the  end 

Chap.  22.1 3. 

At  the  Beginning. 
Gen.  13.3.  where  his  tent  had  been  at  the  beginning 


BEG        BEG 


41.21  .ftill  ill-favoured  at  the  beginning 
Ruth  3. 1  o.more  kindnefle  at  later  end  then  at  beg. 
z  fytfg.j7.25.  at  the  fogitf.  of  their  dwelling  there 

1  Chr.  i7.9.nor  chil.of  wicked. wafte  as  at  the  beg. 
Pro.  20.2 1  .an  inher.may  be  gott.haftily  at  the  beg. 
fud.\.z6.  He  reftore  Councilors  as  at  the  beginn. 
Dan.y.z  1 .  Gabri.whom  I  had  feen  at  the  beginning 

23.at  the  fog.of  thy  fupplic.the  comm.came 

Ata.i9.4.he  which  made  them  at  the  begin,  made 

fob.  2. 1  o.every  man  at  the  fof  .fets  forth  good  wi. 

1 6.4. thefe  things  I  faidnot  to  you  at  thefogwz. 

Ail.  1 1 . 1 5-H.G.fel  on  them,as  on  us  at  the  begin. 

From  the  Beginning, 
Deut.  1 1 . 1 2.eyes  of  the  L.are  upon  it  from  the  beg. 
3  2.42.  from  the  fegi.of  revenges  upon  the  ene. 

2  S«».2i.io.fpread  it  on  the  rock  from  thefog.of 
Pfal.  1 19. 1 6o.thy  word  is  true  from  the  beginning 
Pro.  8. 2  3. 1  was  fet  up  from  the  beginnine,ot  ever 
Ecclef. 3.1 1.  the  work  that  G.maketh  from  the  be. 
Ifa.  1 8. 2.3  people  terrible  from  thefog«2».hitherto 

t    .  ,  Verf.7. 

40.2 1.  hath  it  not  been  told  you  from  the  fog. 
4 1. 4.  calling  the  generation  from  the  beginning 
26.who  hath  declared  from  thefegi.that  wee 
46.declaring  the  end  from  the  beginning 
4S.  3  .declared  former  things  from  the  beginning 
f .  I  have  even  from  the  fog^adeclared  it  to 
7.  created  now,  and  not  from  the  beginning 
i6\have  not  fjpoken  in  fecret  from  the  begin, 
fer.  1 7 . !  2. a  glor.high  throne  from  the  fog™,  is  the 
Mat.  1 9.8 .  but  from  the  beginning  it  was  not  fo 
Mar.  io.6\from  the  fog.of  the  ereat.G.madethem 

13.19.  fuch  as  was  not  from  the  beginning 
Lu\.  1 . 2.which  from  the  beginn.v/ae  eyc-witneff. 
/ofo.6.64.Jef.knevv  fromthefogia.  who  they  were 
8-2f.thefamethatIfaidto  you  from  the  fog. 

44.  he  was  a  murtherer  from  the  beginning 

1  f  .27  bec.ye  have  been  with  me  from  the  begin. 

Act.  n  .4.  Pet.rehearfed  the  matter  from  the  fogi». 

1 5 . 1 8 ,  are  all  his  works  from  the  kginning 

26\f.which  knew  me  from  the  beginning^  they 

Eph.$  9.from  the  begin.of  tht  world  hath  been  hid 

2  Tbefz.  1 3.from  the  fogiff.chofen  you  to  filration 

2  Per.3.4.  continue  as  they  were  from  the  beginn. 

1  fob.  1 .  i.that  which  was  from  the  fog. which  we 

2.7.an  old  comm.which  ye  had  from  the  begin. 

7. is  the  word  ye  have  heard  from  the  kgimt. 

1 3 .  ye  have  known  him  that  is  from  the  be?. 
Verf.14. 

24.abide,which  ye  have  heard  from  the  begin. 
3. 8. for  the  divell  finneth  from  the  beginning 

1 1. menage  ye  have  heard  from  the  beginning 

2  fob.  5  .no  new  com.but  that  ye  had  from  The  beg. 

6.zs  ye  have  heard  from  the  fog.ye  fhould  w. 
in  ^Beginning. 
Gen.  1 . 1  .in  the  beginning  God  created  the  heaven 
fuig.-j .  19.H1  the  beginningoi the  middle  watch,& 
Ruth  i.22.came  to  Bethl.  in  the  fog.of  barley  har. 
2  Sam.  2 1 .9. put  to  death  in  the  begin.of  barley-har. 
E^ra  4.6.1'n  the  begin.of  Ahafuerus  his  reigne  they 
Pro.8.22.the  L.  poflefled  me  in  the  fog.of  his  way 
fer.iS.i.in  the  fog.of  the  reign  of  Jehoiak.  came 

Chap.  27. 1. 
2 8. 1. in  the  beginning  of  the  reigne  of  Zedekiah 
49. 3  4.ag.Elam  in  the  begin.of  the  reign  of  Ze. 
Lam.z.  19  .in  the  begin,  of  the  watch.*s  powre  out 
E^.40. 1 .  captivity,  in  the  beginning  of  the  yeere 
Am.-j .  1  .formed  graflaop.in  the  fog.of  the  (hoot.up 
foh.1.1  in  the  beginn.  was  the  Word,  &  theWord 
2.the  fame  was  in  the  beginning  with  God 
Pbil.if.  1  f  .know  alfo,that  fn  the  begi.  of  the  Gofp. 
Heb.1.10.  thou  L.in  the  fogw.haft  laid  the  found. 

Beginning. 
Mat.14.30.beginn.to  fink,hecryed,Lord  favemee 

20. 8. give  them  their  hire* kginning  at  the  laft 
Lu\.z  3.  ^.beginning  from  Galilee  to  this  place 
z^.beginningzt  Mofes,and  all  the  Prophets 
47  .among  all  nations,fogi«««gat  Jerufalem 
,7o&.8.9.went  out  one  by  one,  kginning  at  the  eld. 
Acl.  1  ..2  2.  beginning  from  the  baptifme  of  John 

Beginning^. 
Num.  1  o.  10.  in  the  beginnings  of  your  moneths  yee 
28.1 1. in  the  fogiff.ofyour  moneths  yefhal  off. 
E^.  3  6. 1 1  .He  doe  better  to  you  then  at  your  beg. 

Beginneft. 
Deut,  1 6.9.time  thou  beginneft  to  put  fickle  to  the 

Begotten. 


BEG        BEH 


B  EH 


BEH 


Segotten. 
Gen.  y .4.  dayes  of  Adam  after  he  had  begotten  Seth 
Lev.iS.i  1.  nakedn.  ofthy  fath.wives  dau.  begott. 
Num.11. 1  i.have  I  conceivcd?have  1  begot  ten  them 
Dcut.zz.S.childr.begott.ofthem  (hall  enter  in  the 
fud.S.^o.Gidcon  had  7o.fons  ofhis  body  begotten 
fob  g  8.z8.who  hath  begotten  the  drops  of  dew 
pfal.  i.7.this  day  have  I  begotten  thee  Aft.  13-33- 
J  Hebr.t.f. 

7yi.49.21.who  hath  6fgotte»  mee  thefe 
H</y:  f  .7.  they  have  begotten  ftrange  children 
John  i.i4.as  of  the  only  begotten  of  the  father 
1  S.the  only  begotten,he  hath  declared  him 

3.i6.1oved  the  world3that  he  gave  his  only  be. 
1 8  .not  beleeved  in  the  name  of  the  only  beg. 
1  6V.4. 1  y .  I  have  fegoMra  you  through  the  Gofp. 
Philem.whom  I  have  fcgoffezs  in  my  bonds 
Heb,  5 . 5  .art  my  fon,to  day  have  I  begotten  thee 

1  i.i7.receiv.the  promif.  offr.up  his  only  begot. 
1  Pet.  i.j.  hath  begotten  us  againe  to  a  lively  hope 

1  John  4.9.  fent  his  only  begott. tint  we  might  live 

5.1.  loveth  him  alfo  that  is  begotten  of  him 
18.  he  that  is  begotten  of  God,keepeth  himf. 
Firft  iPegotten. 

Heb.  1.6 .when  he  bringeth  in  his  firft  begotten  into 
Kra.i.y.and  the  firft  begotten  of  the  dead 
JIBegoile.  IBeijutieO.  25egwlfiig. 
Got.  3 . 1  j  .ferpent  beguiled  me,  and  I  did  eate 

20.2  j. wherefore  then  haft  thou  beguiledmee 
Nu.  2  j.  1 8 .  they  have  beguiled  you  in  the  matter  of 
/0/&.9. 22.  have  yee  beguiled us,faying,Wee  are  far 

2  Cor.  1 1 . 3 .  left,as  the  ferpent  fejaiW  Eve 
Ctf/.2.4.1eft  any  man  (hould beg.yoa  with  inticing 

1 8  .let  no  man  beguile  you  of  your  reward 
2  P#.a,  14.  &fgw&,g  unliable  foul es 

JHJegun. 
Num.i6.4.6.%oneom  from  the  L.the  plag.is&fg« 
47.behold.the  plague  was  begun  among  peo. 
Deut.z.%  i.I  have  fegas  to  give  Sihon  &  his  land 

j.24.thou  haft  begun  to  mew  thy  ferv.  thy  great 
Efih.6. 1 3  .before  whom  thou  haft  begun  to  fall 

9.2 3. Jews  undertook  to  do  as  they  had  begun 
Ate.18.24.when  he  hadfc.to  reckon,one  was  br. 
a  Co?\.8.6.that  as  he  had  begun,  fo  he  would  finifli 
io.this  is  expedient  for  you  who  have  begun 
Gal.3.3 -having  begun  In  the  fpirit,to  end  in  the  fl. 
Phil.  1 .6.  he  which  hath  begun  a  good  work  in  you 

1  Tim.  y.  1  i.when  they  have  begun  to  wax  wanton 

Behalfe. 
Exod.17.2, 1.  on  the  behalfe  o(  the  children  of  I  fr. 

2  Sam.  3 . 1 2.  Abner  fent  meff.to  Dav.on  his  behalfe 
1  Chr.  i6.9.fliew  himfelfe  ftrong  in  behalf  of  them 
/0J.36.2.  thatl  have  yet  to  fpeak  on  Gods  behalfe 
Dan.  1 1. 1 8. but  a  prince  for  his  owne  behalfe 
Rom.  1 6. 1 9 . 1  am  glad  t  herefore  on  your  behalfe 

1  Cor. 1.4. I  thank  my  God  alway  on  your  behalfe 

2  Coy.  1. 1 1. thanks  may  be  given  on  our  behalfe 

% .1 2.  give  you  occafioft  to  glory  on  our  behalfe 
ft.24.and  of  ourboafting  on  your  behalfe 
9. 3. left  our  boaft.fhould  be  in  vain  in  this  beh. 
Phil.  1 .  29.10  you  it  is  given  in  the  behalf  'of  Chrift 
1  Pe?.4.i6.but  let  him  glorifie  God  in  this  ' 


Dew.32.27.left  their  adverf.fhould  behave  themL 
1  Chr.19.13MS  behave  our  {t\ves  valiantly  for  our 
Pft.ioi.z.  lie  behave  my  felf  wifely  in  a  perf.way 
Ifa.  3«y.child  fhall  behave  himfelfe  proudly  againft 
1  Cor.  1  j. 5.  love  doth  not  behave  it  felfe  unfeemly 
iTiw.j.iy.oughtft  to  fofcn>ethyfelfinthe  fight 

USChafctf).  ©ehaticth. 
1  Sam.  18.  y.  David  behaved  himfelfe  wifely 

Chap.  1 4. 30. 

1  y  .w  hen  Saul  faw  David  behaved  himfelfe 

Pfal.  3  y .  1 4.I  behaved  my  felfe  as  though  my  friend 

1 3 1 . 2.1  have  behaved  my  felfe  as  a  child  that  is 

M«.j.4.asthey  have  fcetez/&/themfelv.ill  in  their 

1  C0-A7.36.ifa  man  think  he  behavetb  himf.unco. 

1  Tfe/ia.io.how  unblamably  we  hzvtbeh.ovs  fel. 

2  Thefa.j.vte  behavednotour  felves  diforderly 

Wehatjfottr. 

1  Sam.  2 1 . 1 3  .he  changed  his  behaviour  befo.  them 

1  Tim.  j .  2.  a  Bifhop  muft  be  of  good  behaviour 
T«.2.3.aged  women  be  in  beh.zsbtcota.  holineffe 

WdheaDeD. 
Deut.zi.6.  Elders  wifli  over  the  heifer  beheaded 

2  S<u».4.7.fmote  Ifhbofheth,  and  beheaded  him 


Matth.  14. 1  o.  he  fent,  and  beheaded  John 
Mar\  6. 1 6.  it  is  John,  whom  I  beheaded 

27-hee  went  and  beheaded  John  in  the  prifon 
i"^-9-9-J°hn  have  I  bcheaded,but  who  is  this 
Rev.  20.4.I  faw  the  fouls  of  them  that  wexebehea. 

2l5d)eK). 
Gra.12.14.  Egyptians  beheld  the  woman  that  fhee 
13.10.  Lot  behelda.il  the  plain  of  Jordan 
19.28.Abrah.fefe/is/,  &  loe  the  fmoke  went  up 
3  1.2.  Jacob  beheldthe  countenance  of  Laban 

48.8.  Ifrael beheld  Jofephs  fons,and  faid 
Num.2 1.9. when  he  beheld  the  ferpent  of  brafle,he 

2  3 . 2 1 .  he  hath  not  beheld  iniquity  in  Jacob 
Judg  1 6. 2 7. that  beheld  while  Sampfon  made  fport 
1  Sam.z6.<>. David  beheld  :he  place  where  Saul  lay 
1  Cfc\  2 1. 1  y. as  hce  was  deftroying,  the  Lo.beheld 
J0b.11.z6.iil  beheld  the  Sun  when  it  mined 
Pfal.  1 1 9. 1 5  8 . 1  beheld  the  tranfgreflbrs,and  was 
142.4. 1  beheld,hut  no  man  would  know  mee 
Pi  o.j. 7.  and  beheld  among  the  fimple  one  J 
Ecclef. 8. 17. then  I  beheld  all  the  work  of  God 
2/21.4 1. 2 8. for  !beheld,znd  there  was  no  man 
.70.4.23.1  fefeWtheearth,and loe  it  was  without 
24.I  beheld  the  mountains,and  lo,they  trem. 
2  5.I  beheld,and  loe,there  was  no  man 
26.I  beh. &  lo,the  fruitfull  place  was  a  wild. 
3 1 .26.upon  this  I  awak.&  beheld,and  my  fleep 
E%eli.  1 . 1 y .  as  I  beheldthe  living  creatures 
8.2.I  beheld,and  loe,  a  likenefle  as  the  appear. 
37.8.when  I  beheld,\oe,  the  finewes  and  flefh 
Dan.7. 4- 1  beheld  til  tne  wings  thereof  was  pluckt 
6.after  this  I  beh.  &  lo,another  like  a  Leop. 
9.I  beheld  till  the  thrones  were  caft  downe 
1  i.I  beheld  then,  bec.of  the  words  the  home 
I  beheld  till  the  beaft  was  flaine 
2 1 . 1  beheld,  and  the  fame  home  made  warre 
Hah. 1.6. he  beheld,and  drove  afunder  the  nations 
Afaf.  19.26.  Jef.fefeWthcm,&  faid,With  men  this 
Mar. 9. 1 y .  all  the  peop.when  they  fefe/e/,were  am. 
1 2.4 1 .  beheld  how  people  caft  mony  into  treaf. 
1  y.47.Mary  moth.of  Jof.fe£>»where  he  was  laid 
1^.23.55. 
Lu\  10. 1 8. 1  fefe/WSatan  like  lightning  fall 
19.41  .beheld  the  city,  and  wept  over  it 
20.i7.hefefc.them,and  faid,Whatis  this  then 
Z2. 56. a  certain  maid  beheld  him  by  the  fire 
24. 1 2. he  beh.the  linnen  clothes  laid  by  themf. 
Job.  1 .  i4.and  wc  beheld  his  glory ,the  glory  as  of 
42.when  Jefus  beheldhim,he  faid,Thouart 
Aft.L9.whHe  they  beheld,  he  was  taken  up 

1 7. 2  3. as  I  pa(Ted  by>and  fefe/^  your  devotions 
Rev.  y .6.1  beheld,and  loe,a  lambe,as  it  had 

1 1 .1  beheld,and  heard  the  voice  of  many  An. 
6. y .1  behe/d,and  loe,  a  black  horfe 

1 2.I  beheld,  when  he  had  opened  the  6.  feale 
7. 9. after  this  I  beheld,  and  loe,  a  great  multit. 
8 . 1 3 . 1  beheld,  &  heard  an  Ang.flying  through 
1 1.1  z.afcended  to  heaven, &  their  enem.  beheld 
1 3. 1 1 . 1  beheld  another  beaft  comm.out  of  the 

215ebemoth. 

Job  40. 1 y  .behold  now  Behemoth,  which  I  made 

•215eh(nue. 

Exod.  1 0.26. there  fhall  not  a  hoofe  be  left  behinde 
1  ivy. to  the  firft-b.ofthe  maid-fer.fe/j.the  mill 
Lev.  2  y . y  1 .if  there  be  yet  many  yeers  behinde 
Num.  3.23  .Gerihonites  pitched  fefc.tabern.weft  w . 
Jojh.S.  2. lay  an  ambufh  for  thecitie  behinde  it 
4.  ye  fhall  lie  in  wait  behinde  the  citie 
1 4.wift  not  there  were  lyers  in  wait  beh.  the 
Judg.  1 8 . 1 2.behold  it  is  behinde  Kiriathjearim 

1  Sam.z1.9At  is  wrapt  in  a  cloth  behind  the  Ephod 

30. 9. where  thofe  that  were  left  fetarf  flayed 
10.  two  hundred  abode  behinde 

2  Sam.  3 . 1 6. came  weeping  behinde  her  to  Bahurim 

1 0.9.  front  of  the  battel  againft  him  beh.  &  bef. 
1  Chron.19.10. 

1  King  10. 1 9. top  of  the  throne  was  round  behinde 

14.9.  thou  haft  caft  me  behinde  thy  back 

2  Kj.  1 1 .5.  a  third  part  at  the  gate  behind  the  guard 
2  Chr.  1 3 . 1 4.  Jud.  looked,t he  bat. was  bef.and  beh. 
Nch.4. 1 3 . 1  fet  people  behinde  the  wall 

1 6.rulers  were  behind  all  the  houfe  of  Judah 
9.26.caft  thy  law  behinde  their  backs 
Pfal.  139  y.haft  befet  mee  behinde  and  before 
Ca?tt.2.9.beholdhe  ftandeth behindoux  wall 
lfa.9. 1 2.  the  Syrians  before,  the  Philiftims  behind 


BEH        BEH 

38.i7.haftcaft  all  my  fins  behind  thy  back 

57.8.  behind  the  doors  &  pofts  thou  haft  fet  up 
66.17.  behind  one  tree  in  the  midft,eating  fwi. 

%Z$k  23.3  y. haft  caft  me  behind  thy  back 

4 1 . 1  y.meafured  the  haild.behind  the  fepar.pla. 
Mar\.  y.27.came  in  the  preafe  behind,and  touched 
/J^.2.43 .  the  child  Jefus  tarryed  behind'm  Jerufa. 
i  Cor.  1 .7  .fo  that  ye  come  behinde  in  no  gift 
2  Cor.  1 1.  y.  I  was  not  a  whit  behindthe  chiefeft 

Chap.12.11. 
Phil. 3. 1 3. forgetting  things  which  are  behinde 
Col.i.z^.  fill  up  that  which  is  behinde  of  the  affli. 
Rev.4.6.  foure  beafts  full  of  eyes  before  &  behinde 
2l5ehtt%   See  further  in  ^ttn,  ^te, 
€«)ee,Chem,  IBXfl. 
!5ehoH>  ft  i0,  Stejss. 
JKeholD  it  iams,      \ .         ■ 
9eHom  tfyere  Sosff,  X    c  1*>a8f" 
25eholD. 
Gen.i.Z9.bchold,  I  have  given  you  every  herbe 
$.zz.behold,\he  man  is  become  as  one  of  us 
4.i4.Mw^,thou  haft  driven  me  out  this  day 
6.13  .behold,llc  deftroy  them  with  the  earth 

17. behold  I,  even  I  doe  bring  a  floud  of  wat. 
8.13.  behold,  the  face  of  the  ground  was  drie 
9.9.  l,behold,l  eftablifhmy  covenant  with  you 
1  \.6.  behold \  the  people  is  one 
1  z.i9.bchold  thy  wife,  and  take  her 
1  y .  3  .behold,to  mee  thou  haft  given  no  feed 
4.behold,the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  him 
17. behold,  a.  fmoaking  furnace,  and  burning 
i6i6.  behold,  thy  maid  is  in  thy  hand 

1  i.behold,Hagav  thou  art  with  child 
17.4.  behold,  my  covenant  is  with  thee 
20.  behold,!  haveblefled  Ifhmacl 

18.9.  where  is  Sarah  ?  Behold,  in  the  tent 
19.34.  behold,!  lay  yefter-night  with  my  father 
20. 3  ,behold,thou  art  but  a  dead  man 

i%.behold,my  land  is  before  thee 

16.  behold,!  have  given  thy  brother  1000. 

behold,  he  is  to  thee  a  covering  for 

22.i.MwMJhereIam.  Ch.27.1.  1SVOT.12.3. 

Aft. 9.10. 

7.behold,the  fire  and  wood,  But  where  is  the 

13. behold,  behind  him  a  ram  caught 

4o.fo>Z?0/d,Milcah,fhe  alfo  hath  borne  child?. 

24. 1 3 .  behold,  I  ftand  here  by  the  well  of  water 

Verfe43. 
1  y.had  done  fpeaking,  behold  Kehekah  came 
Verfe  4  y . 
I0.behold,  he  ftood  by  the  camels  at  the  well 
y  1 .  behold  Rebekah  is  before  thee 
6  3 . Ifaac  faw,  and  behold  the  cam.  were  com, 

2y.  zq.behold,  there  were  twins  in  her  wombs 

^.z.behold,!  am  at  the  point  to  die 

z6.%.behold,!(aacv/as  (porting  with  Rebekah 
9.behold,oi  a  furetyfhee  is  thy  wife 

27  .z .behold,  I  am  old,  and  know  not  the  day 
6.behold,  I  have  heard  thy  father  fpeak  to  Ef. 
1  i.behold,ECau  my  brother  is  an  hairy  man 
3  7  .behold,!  have  made  him  thy  Lord 
39.M.jflW,Thy  dwelling  fhall  be  the  fatneffe 
42.fcb.thybroth.Efau,as  touching  thee,doth 

28.12.  bchold,z  ladder  fet  upon  the  earth,  and 
behold,t  he  Angels  of  God  afcending  & 
1 3  .hebold,ihe  Lord  ftood  above  it 
1 5  .behold ',1  am  with  thee,and  will  keep  thee 

29-2.  Jacob  Iooked,&  behold,a  well  in  the  field 

30.3.&A>&/mymaidBilhah,Goeinuntoher 

3  i.io.feWrftherams,which  leaped  upon  the 
y  1  .behold  this  heap,and  behold  this  pillar 

3  2. 1 8.and  beholdalCo,hc  is  behind  us  Ver.20. 

3  3 ,i.behold,E(au  came,and  w ith  him  400.men 

3 7. 7. and  behold,  your  fheavs  ftood  round  about 

9.behold,!  have  dreamed  a  dreame  more,  and 

beh.  the  Sun,  and  Moon,  and  1 1. Stars 

1  <$.bchold,he  was  wandring  in  the  field 
19.  behold,  this  dreamer  commcth 

2  y  .behold a  company  of  Ifhmaelites  came 
z9-and  behold,  Jofephwasnotinthe  pit 
38.13  .beh.thy  father-in-law  goeth  up  to  Tim. 

2  3 .  beh.  I  fent  thee  this  kid,&  thou  haft  not 
24.alfofeWd,[hee  is  with  child  by  whored. 
Z7. behold,  twins  were  in  her  wombe 
Z9.thatbchold,his  brother  came  out 
3 9.80behold,  my  Maft.  woteth  not  w hat  is  w ith 

4o'.6.  and 


BEH        BEH 

40,6.  and  behold,  they  were  fad 
^.behold,  a  vine  was  before  mee 
i6.and  behold  I, had  three  white  baskets  on 

41. 1.  and  behold ,  hee  ftood  by  the  river 
Verfe  17. 
2.  and  behold,  feven  well  favoured  kine 
^.behold,kvcn  other  fcine  came  up  after  them 
Verfe  19. 
5.  beho/d&ven  eares  of  corne  came  up 
6.bchold  fe vcn  thin  eares  Vtrfe  2  3 . 

7.Phar.  awoke,  and  behold,  it  was  a  dreame 
zp.fo/uhere  came  feven  yeers  of  great  plenty 

qz.z.behold- 1  have  heard  there  is  cotne  in  Egy. 

1  j.andfefco/^iheyoungeft.is  this  d.iy  with 
22.therfore,foeiw/£/alfo  his  bloud  is  required 
3  $.beholdt  every  mans  bundle  of  money  was 

Chap.43.21. 

44.8  .behold,  the  money  which  we  found ,  we  br. 
16.  behold,  wee  are  my  Lords  fervants 

Chap.  50. 1 8. 

45.12.  beh.yom  eyes  fee,  &  the  eyes  of  my  bro. 

47. 1  .behold,tlKy  are  in  the  land  of  Gofhen 
z^. behold,!  have  bought  you  this  day 

48 . 1 .  behold,  thy  father  is  lick 

z.behold,xhy  fonne  Jofeph  commeth 
^.behold,  He  make  thee  fruitfull 
zi.behold,I  die,  but  God  ihill  be  with  you 
Exod.i.9.behold,the  chddr.of  Ifr.are  more  then  we 

2.6.  and  behold,the  babe  wept 

13.  behold,  two  men  of  the  Hebr.ftrove  toge. 
2. behold,  thebufh  burned  with  fire 
g.beho!d,tht  cry  of  the  child . of  If.is  come  up 
13.  behold,  when  I  come  to  the  childr.of  Ifr. 

4. 1  .but  behold,thcy  w  ill  not  beleeve  mee 
6.beho!d,  his  hand  was  ltprous 
\4.bcb0ld,  he  commeth  forth  to  meet  thee 

2  3  .behold,!\e  flay  thy  fon,even  thy  firft-born 
1,behold,tlv  people  of  the  land  are  many 
1 6.behold,thy  fervants  are  beaten,but  the 

6.iz.bebold,the  children  of  Ifr.havenotheark. 

^o.behold,!  am  of uncircumcifed lips 
7.16.  &  behold,  hitherto  thou  wouldftnot  hear 

\-].beho.  He  fmite  with  the  rod  that  is  in  my 

8.2.  behold,  lie  fmite  all  thy  border  with  frogs 
21.  behold,!le  fend  fwarmes  of  flies 
29.  behold}  I  goe  out  from  thee>  &  lie  intreat 

9.3.  behold,iht  hand  of  the  Lord  is  on  thy  catt. 
iS.bch.  to  morrow  about  this  time  He  caufe 

\o.^.behold,  tomorrow  He  bring  the  locufts 
x^.io.bchold,  the  Egyptians  marched  aft.them 
i6.4.bekold,l\e  raine  bread  from  heaven 

10.  behold,  the  glory  of  the  Lord  appeared 
17  6. behold,  He  ftand  before  thee  there 
2  3 .20.  behold,  He  fend  an  Angel  be  fore 


I'. 


5- 


:thee 


24.8 . behold,  the  bloud  of  the  covenant 
3  2.34ietoW,mine  Angel  mail  goe  before  thee 
3. 3 . 2 1  .behold,  there  is  a  place  by  mee 
34. 10. behold,!  make  a  covenant  before  all  thy 
1  i.kfo.  I  drive  out  before  thee  t  he  Amorites 
^o.bchold,  the  skin  of  his  face  (hone 
39.43  .beh.  they  had  done  it  as  the  L.comman. 
Lev.  10.18. behold,thc  bloud  of  it  was  not  brou.in 
ig.behold,this  day  they  have  offered  their  fin 
1  ->.^.behold,ii the  plague  be  in  his  fight  at  a 
8,iftheprieftfeetiiat  icfo.the  fcab  fpreads  in 
Upon  like  occafwn.  be&olD  is  often 
in  chap.  13.  &  14. 
z^.zo. behold,  we  mail  not  fow,  nor  gather  in 
Num.i  7. 8.  behold,  the  rod  of  Aaron  was  budded 
iz.behold,v/ee  die,  wee  perifh,  wee  all  perifh 
20. 16.  and  behold,we  are  in  Kadefh 
22. 11. behold,  there  is  a  people  come  out  of  Eg. 
fof.zz- 1  iicfoo/^thechi.of  Reu.have  built  an  alt. 
z%.behold,tht  pattern  of  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
23.14idW.this  day  I  am  going  the  way  of  all 
Judg.i.z.beho!d,l  have  delivered  the  land  into  his 
3.Z4..bchold,the  doors  of  the  parlour  were  lock. 

2  j.&  bchold,\\c  opened  not  the  doorcs  of  the 
4. 22.  behold,  as  Barak  purfued  Sifera 

6. 1  <;  .behold,my  family  is  poor  in  ManafTeh 
28.  behold,ihe  altar  of  Baal  was  caft  downe 

3  7.  bcho.  He  put  a  fleece  of  wool  in  the  floor 
S.ifiefooWZebaand  Zalm.withwhom  ye  did 
9.3  i.behold,Ga.al  com.  to  Shechem,&fofo.  they 
1 1.34.  &  behold,  his  dau. came  out  to  meet  him 
43. 10.  behold,tb&  man  hath  appeared  that  came 


BEH       BEH 

14.5.  behold,  a  young  Lion  roared  againft  him 
1 6.10.^0/^ thou  haft  mocked  mee 
19.16.  beholdt  there  came  an  old  man  from  his  • 
20 .40  .behold,  the  flame  of  the  city  afcended  up 
Ruth  z.^.beholdfioxz.  came  from  Bethlehem 

1  Sam.  5 . 3  .bebold,D3gon  was  fallen  upon  his  face 

Verfe  4. 
8 , 5  .behold,thou  art  old,&  thy  fons  walk  not 
9.7 .but  behold,ifvtz  goe,  What  (hall  we  bring 
8.  behold,  I  have  here  at  hand  the  4"'.  part  of 

1  z.behold,he  is  before  you,make  hafte  now 
T/.behold,the  man  whom  I  fpake  to  thee  of 
Z4.bcboldtthit  which  is  left,fet  it  before  thee 

10.10.  behold,  acompany  of  the  Prophets  met 
1 1  .beholdM  prophefied  among  the  Prophets 
zz.beh.  he  hath  hid  himfelf  among  the  ftuffe 

1 1 .  <;  iefo«W,Saul  came  after  the  heard  out  of 

1 2. 1.  behold,  I  have  hearkened  to  your  voice 
2.  and  behold,  my  fons  are  with  you 

1 3  .behold,  the  king  whom  ye  have  chofen 
14.7. beh.!  am  with  thee  according  to  thy  heart 
8.bebold,we  will  pafle  over  to  thefe  men 
i6.behold,  the  multitude  melted  away 
i7.&e/7(?W,Jonath.&  his  armour-b.  were  not 
zo.behold,cvery  mans  fword  was  aga.his  fell. 
3  3. behold,  the  people  fin  againft  the  Lord 
1 5 . 1  z.and  behold,ht  fet  him  up  a  place,and  is 

zz.behold,  to  obey,is  better  then  facriSce 
1 6. 1 1  .and  behold,  hee  keep;th  the  fheep 
18. 17. beh >ld,my  elder  daughter  Merab,her 
zz.bchold,the  King  hath  delight  in  thee 
19. 19.  behold,  David  is  at  Naioth  in  Ramah, 
Verfe  22. 

20.2.  beholdMy  father  will  doe  nothing 
5  .behold,  to  morrow  is  the  new  moon 

1 2.  &  behold,  if  there  bee  good  towards  Dav. 
21. behold,  the  arrowes  are  on  this  fide 
23.1  .belold,the  Philiftims  fight  againft  Keilah 

24. 1.  behold,David  is  in  the  wildcrn.of  Engedi 
4.beholdthe  day,  of  which  the  L.  faid  to  thee 
9.fayingiefo»W,  David  feeketh  thy  hurt 
ioiefoo/^,this  day  thine  eyes  have  feene 

2  5.  14.fefo.Da.vid  fent  meffeng.out  of  the  wild. 

3  6. and  behold,  he  held  a  feaft  in  his  houfe 
26.24.  and  behold,  as  thy  life  was  much  fet  by 
28.7  Jefo.there  is  a  woman  that  hath  a  familiar 

2 1  .be hold,thiae  hand-maid  hath  obeyed  thy 

2  Sam.g  6. he  anfwercd,BefooWthy  fervant 

1  a .  1 8  .behold,  while  the  child  was  yet  al  ive 

17.9.  behold,be  is  hid  now  in  fome  pit 

18. 10.  behold,  I  faw  Abfol.  hanged  in  an  oake 
i9.37.butfeWrf,thy  fervant  Chimham,lct 

1  ^i«.8.27.W.the  heaven,and  heaven  of  heavens 
2  Chrw.6.18. 
12.28  .behold  thy  gods,0  Ifrael 

13.2.  behold,  a  child  fhall  be  borne  to  the  houfe 
i4.2.MwW,therc  is  Ahijah  the  Prophet,which 

ioiefo.He  bring  evill  upon  the  houfe  of  Jer. 
16.3  .behold,  He  take  away  the  poftcrity  of  Baa. 
i7.9iefo.Ihave.commanded  awidow  woman 
i8.7.0badiah  was  in  the  wayiefo.  Elijah  met 

44.bcbo/d,  there  arifeth  a  little  cloud  out  of 
i9.5.kfo«/<5/then,an  Angel  touched  him 
20. 1 3  .behold,thcve  came  a  Prophet  to  Ahab 

behold,!\t  deliver  it  into  thine  hand  this 
zz.zi.bebo!d,thz  Lord  hath  put  a  lying  fpirit 

2  s-beholdjihoa  fhaltfee  in  that  day,  when 

2  Chon.  18.24. 
z  King.  1 .9. and  behold.he  fate  on  the  top  of  an  hill 
2. 1 1  .behold,  there  appeared  a  charct  of  fire 

ig.behold,!  pray  thee,the  fituation  of  this 
3 .20.  that  behold,  there  came  water  by  the  way 
4.2  5  iefooM,  yonder  is  that  Shunamite 
j.i  1. behold,!  thoughtjhee  will  furely  come 

zo. behold,  my  Mafter  hath  fpared  Naaman 
6.13.  behold,he  is  in  Dothan 

2  5. behold,  they  befieged  it  till  an  afles  head 

3  3 .  bchold,the  meff.came  down,&  faid,beho. 
7. 2. behold, if  the  Lord  would  make  windowes 

beh.thou  fhalt  fee  it,but  not  eat.    V.  19. 
13.21  .that  behold,they  fpied  a  band  of  men 
1  $.z6.beh.they  are  written  in  the  b.  of  Chron. 

Ver.  3 1 . 
1 9.7.  behold,  He  fend  a  blaft  upon  him,  and  he 

J/21.37.7. 
3  5  behold,thcy  were  all  dead  corpfes 


BEH       BEH 


zo.17. behold,  the  dayescome,  that  all  that  is  in 
zz.i6.bebold,  He  bring  evill  upon  this  place 

2cV0.34.24. 

zo.behold  therefore,  He  gath.thee  to  the  fath. 

*  2  Cfor0.34.28. 

1  Che.  ii.  2  5.  bebo.ht  was  honourable  amo.the  30. 

2  Cfo\i9.i  i.and  W?.Amaria,chief  Prieft,  is  over 

20.11  .behold,!  fav,how  they  reward  us. 
26.20.&  behold,he  was  leprous  in  his  fore-head 
z8.9-beh.  becaufe  the  L.G.of  your  fat.  was  wr. 
29.19iffo.they  are  before  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
33.19.  beh.  they  are  written  am.  the  fayings  of 
3  j.25.&fefoaW,they  are  written  in  the  Lamea. 

Neh.g.^6.behold,vfe:  are  fervants  this  day 

£/rfo.6.  jiefooW,Haman  ftandethin  the  Court 
j.g.bebold  alfo  the  gallowes,50.cubits  high 

fob  1 . 1 2.  beholden  that  he  hath  is  in  thy  power 
z.6.bebold,he  is  in  thy  hand,  but  fave  his  life 
5.17, .behold,  happy  is  the  man  whom  G.corre. 
12.14M0W,  he  breaketh  down,and  it  cannot 
19.7. behold,!  cry  out  of  wrong,but  I  am 
2 1.27.  beh.  I  know  your  thoughts,&  the  devic. 
z$.9.behold,!  goe forward,but  he  is  not  there 
24.5ietoW.as  wildaffes in  the defart,goe  they 
17.12.  behold,zll  yee  your  feLves  have  ieen  it 
zi.z?>. behold,  the  fear  of  the  L6rd,that  is  wifd. 
3  2.1 2.  beh.  there  was  none  of  you  that  convin. 
3  3 .  io.behold,he  findeth  occafion  againft  me 

1  z.behold,in  this  thou  art  not  juft 
36.  J.M.God  is  mighty,  &  defpifeth  not  any 
zz.behold,God  exaltetfa  by  his  power 
z6Jiebold,God  is  great,&  we  know  him  not 
/ip.stbebold,!  am  vile,what  fhall  I  anfwer 

Pfal.  3  3 . 1 8 .  beh.  the  eye  of  the  Lord  is  upon  them 
$9.<;.bebold,thou  haft  made  my  daies  as  an 
j  1 . 5  .be hold,  I  was  ihapen  in  iniquity 
f  4.4.behold,God  is  mine  helper 
$9.7. behold,  they  belch  out  with  their  mouth 
73.1  z.behold,  thefe  are  the  ungodly 
7fS.zo.bebold,he  fmote  the  rock.that  the  waters 
1  x^.ip.behold,  I  have  longed  after  thy  precepts 

1 2  i.4.behold,he  that  keepeth  Ifrael  fhall  neith. 
128 ,4.behold,th3t  thus  fhall  the  man  be  bleffed 

-   1 3  3 . 1  .behold  how  good,and  how  pleafant  it  is 
134.  iieWfl',blefle  ye  the  Lord 

1 3  9.8. my  bed  in  hdl,behold,(hou  art  there 
Ecclef.  1 . 1  ^.behold;  all  is  vanity  and  vexation  of*fp. 

Chap.2.11. 
4. 1  .behold,  the  tears  of  fuch  as  were  oppreffed 
j.iSiefooWjthat  whichl  havefeen,It  is  good 
7.27. beho1d,ih\s  have  I  found 
Cant .  1 . 1 5  .fob.thou  art  faitc,  my  loveiefo.thou  art 
Ver.  1 6.  Chap.4.1. 
Ifal.  3  1  .for  behold,  the  Lord  doth  take  away  from 
y.7iefo.oppreffion ;  for  righteouf.  but  beb.a  ciy 
7. 1  .bebola,z Virgin  fhall  conceive,    Mat.  1.23. 
8.7  behold-the  Lord  bringeth  up  upon  them 

1 8 .  behold,  I,  and  the  children  whom  the  L. 
Heb.z.  13. 

22.  look  to  the  earth,and  behold  trouble 
10.3  3 .  behold,  the  Lord  fhall  lop  the  bough 
iz.z.behold,God  is  my  falvation 
1 3 .9  ,behold,t\\t  day  of  the  Lord  commeth 

17. behold,  He  ftirre  up  the  Medes againft 
17.14.artd  behold,zt  the  evening  tide  trouble 
19. 1. behold,  the  Lordrideth  upon  a  fwift  cloud 
2 1  .p.behold,  here  commeth  a  charet  of  men 
22.13. 3nd  behold,joy  and  gladnefTe,  flaying 

17. behold,  ihe  Lord  will  cany  thee  away 

26.21.  for  beh.  the  Lord  commeth  out  of  his  p. 

28.16.  behold,!\ay  inZionfora  foundation 

1  Pet.  z.6. 

29. 8. a  hungry  man  dreameth,  &  behold  he  eats 

1 4.  beh. lie  proceed  to  do  a  marvellous  work 
30.27iefo.the  name  of  the  Lo.comm.  from  far 
3  z.i.bchold,  a  King  fhall  reign  in  righteoufnes 
3  3.7. behold,xheir  valiant  ones  (hal  cry  without 
34.  j  iefo<?/irf,it  (hall  come  down  upon  Idumea 
3  5.4.  fcfo.your  God  will  come  with  vengeance 
3  8.  ^.behold,  He  add  to  thy  dayes  fifteen  yeers 

17. behold,f or  peace  I  had  great  bitternefle 
40.9. to  the  cities  of  Judah,  behold  your  God 

io.behold,the  L.will  come,  kfo.his  reward  is 

1 5iefo.the  nations  are  as  the  drop  of  abuck. 
4i.27.firft  fhal  fay  to  Zion,  Behold \beholdthem  I 

29.  beboldtthey  are  all  vanity 

42 . 1  .behold  I 


B  E  H       BE.H 


BEH        BEH 


B  E  H       BEH 


4  a  1.  kMd  my  fervant  whom  I  uphold 
A.i.ig.beholdjlledoea. new  thing  . 

44. 1 1  .behold,  all  his  fello  wes  (hall  be  afhamed 
47.  i^Mo!d,they  fliall  be  as  ftubble 
48.7. left  thou  fhouldftfay,BcMi,I  knew  them 
49.ziMold,!  was  left  alone,  thefe,wherehad 
5o.  2.  beholds  my  rebuke  I  dry  up  the  fea 
54  1  i.beb.  He  lay  thy  ftones  with  faire  colours 
56. 3  -nor  the  Eunuch  (ny, Behold,!  am  a  dry  tree 
5 9. 1  .behold,  the  Lords  hand  is  not  fhortened 
65.1  .behold me ,behold mee  to  a  nation  that  was 
i].behold,my  fervants  {hall  eat : bcb.my  ferv. 
Jer.1.6.  behold,!  cannot  (peak  for  I  am  achdd 
a.  3  5  behold,!\e  plead  with  thee,  becaufe  . 
6.  lo.feWdjtheir  ear  is  uncirr.umcifed  :  fefcthe 
j.%. behold   ye  truft  in  lying  words 

1 i.behuld,even  I  have  feen  it.faith  the  Lord 
8.15.  looked  for  peace,  and  behold,  trouble 

Ci1ap.14.19- 
1  j. 7 .and  behold,  the  girdle  was  marred 
i*S.6.behold,\s  the  clay  is  in  the  hand  of  the  pot. 
zi.i  3. behold,!  am  againft  thec,0  inhab.of  the 
a  3 . 3  o  behold,!  am  againit  the  Prophets 
z6. 1  ^.behold,  I  am  m  your  hand 
34.17 .behold,!  pro.  Iaime  a  1  iberty  for  you 
3  2.f.beho'd,he  is  in  your  hand, for  the  K.is  not 
39.16  behold,\\e.  bring  my  words  upon  this  city 
44.a.andfeWrf,this  day  they  area  deiblat.on 
40. 1  z.behold,they  whofe  judgement  was  not  to 
fi.aj.feWijIamagainft  thee      E%ek_.z\  3. 
Chap.26.3.  &  28.2a.  &  a9-Jj  !°- 
N^.2.13.  &?.■$• 
Lam.i.g.  behold  ny  affliction,  for  the  cnuaay  hath 
j  z.behpld,  and  fee  if  there  bee  any  forrew 
ao.  behold,  O  Lord,for  I  am  jn  diftreffe 
z.zo.beh.O  Lord}and  conlider  to  whom  thou 
E^.8.7.  behold.z  hole  in  the  wall 

1 1.1  khold,x  ihe  coorofthegate  2  5. men 
1 3 .8 .  behold,  I  am  againft  you 
14.22.  yetbeh.  therein  (hall  bee  left  a  remnant 
1  <$.<;. behold,when  it  was  whok3it  was  meet 

16.8.  bchold,thy  time  was  the  time  of  love 
49M.  this  was  the  iniquity  of  thy  lift.  Sod. 

18.4.  behold,  all  loules  are  mine 
22.13  .behold  therefore,!  have  fmitten  my  hand 
24. 16. beh.  I  take  away  from  thee  the  defire  of 
18.3.  beho!d,ihoa  art  wifer  then  Daniel 

36.9.  for  behold.  I  am  for  you 

43.12.  behold,  this  is  the  law  of  the  lioufe 
Van.4. 1  3  .behold,  a  watchcr,and  an  holy  one 
7.13.  behold,one  like  the  fon  of  man 
8. 1  g.behold,  He  make  the  know  wh  u  (hall  be 
1 1.  a.  beh.  there  {hall  (tand  up  yet  three  Kings 
Joel  z. 19  beh.!\e  fend  you  corn,  and  wine,&  oyle 
Amos  2.13.  behold  I  am  preffed  under  you  as  a  cart 
9.8  .behold, -he  eyes  of  th;  L.ate  upon  the  finfull 
Obad.z.  behold,  1  have  made  thee  fmall 
Micab.i.%.  &tfco/i,againft  this  family  doe  I  devife 
Nrffe.3.13  beh.thy  peo.in  themicft  ofthcearewo. 
Hab.z.4  behold,  his  foule  which  is  lifted  up 

13.  behold,  is  it  no.  of  the  Lord  of hofts 
Zeph.^.ig.bchold,tt  that  time  He  undoe  all  that 
Zech  1.1 1.  behold,  all  the  earth  fittcth  ftill 

2.9.  for  beho/d,l\e  fhaki  my  hmd  upon  them 
3. 8. for  beh.He  bring  forth  my  fer.theBRANC. 
5.1.  and  behold,  a  flying  roule 
6.i2.feb.the  man  whofe  name  is  the  Branch 
g.g.beholdthy  King  commeth       Matth.zx.j. 

John  12.15. 
1 2.2.  behold,  He  make  Jerufal .  a  cup  of  tremb. 

Mal.i. ij.ye  have  hid,Veho/d  what  a  wearineffe 
2.3.  behold.  He  corrupt  your  feede 
3. i.behold,!\e  fend  my  meffenger      Chap.4. 5 . 
Mat. 1 1. 10. Mar. 1. z. 

Mat. 4. 1 1 .  behold,  Angels  came  and  miniftred  to 
6.  z6. behold,  the  foules  of  the  aire 
•j.^Moli,^  bcame  is  in  thy  owne  eye 
8.34i<?fo.the  wholecitie  came  out  to  meet  him 

9.10.  behold,  many  publicans  and  fanners  came 
3  2  Mold,they  brought  to  him  a  dumb  man 

10.16 Mold,  I  fend  you  forth  as  fheep  in 
1 1 . 1  g.beh.z  man  gluttenous,and  a  w  ine  bibber 
1^.7.34. 
iz.\%.behokl,my  fervant  whom  I  have  chofen 
41  Mold,  a  greater  then  Jonas  is  here 

Luk- 11.32. 


49. behold, my  mother  and  my  brethren 
i7.5.feW,a bright  cloud,and  behold,z  voice 
19.27.  behold,wee  have  fbrfafcen  all    , 
20.  iS.beh.we  go  up  to  Jerufalem   Mdr.  1 0^3  3 . 
Lul{.i8.$i. 
23.34.&C&.  I  fend  to  you  Propri-and  wife  men 
38.  behold,  your  houfe  is  left  defolate 

I«fc  13.35. 
24.25.bekl  have  told  you  before  Mat.  13.23. 
z6ibelwld,  he  is  in  the  defart :  bchold,ht  is  in 
a6.4f.  behold,  the  houre  is  at  hand 
28.7.  behold,  he  goeth  before  you  into  Galilee 
Mar.z.z^  Mold,  why  do  they  on  the  Sabbath  day 
1  \.zi. beh. the  fig-tree  which  thou  curfedft  is 
14.4 1.  behold,the  Son  of  man  is  betrayed 

1  5.4.  behold,  how  many  things  they  witnefle 
16.6.  behold  the  place  where  they  laid  him 
Lu\.  1.20,  behold,  thou  fhalt  bee  dumbe 

3  3.  behold,  the  hand-maid  of  the  Lord 

48.  for  beh.  from  henceforth  all  generations 

2.10.  for  behold,  I  bring  you  tidings  of  great 
3  4.  behold,  this  childe  is  fet  for  the  fall  and 
48.foWi.thy  father  and  I  have  fought  thee 

6. 2  3 .  for  behold,  your  reward  is  great  in  heaven 

10.3.  behold,  I  fend  you  forth  as  lambes 

1 1 .4 1 .  behold,  all  things  are  cleane  unto  you 
13-7.  behold,  thefe  three  yeeres  I  come 
17.2 1.  for  beh.the  kingdome  of  God  is  within 
ig.%  .bebold!,Q<e&,the.  halfe  of  my  goods  I  give 
22  zi.butbeh.  the  hand  of  him  that  betrayeth 
23.14.  beh.!  have  examined  him,  and  found  no 
24-  3  g.bchold  my  hands  and  my  feet 

49.  and  beh.  X  fend  the  promife  of  my  father 
John.\.zg.behold,the  lambeof  God  Ve.36. 

47  bchold,zn  Ifraelite  indeed 
3.26.Ww/i,thefamebapuzetfv  and  all 
5.14.^.  thou  art-made  whole,  finnenomore 
11.36.  behold,  how  he  loved  him 
1 2 .  lg.bcho  d,  the  world  is  gone  after  him 
18.21,  behold,  they  know  wh;it  I  faid 

19.4.  behold,  I  bring  him  forth  to  you 
f.Pdate  faith  untothem,B£Withe  man 
14.be  faith  unto  the  Jewes,  Beholdyoar  Ki. 
26.Jef.{aithtoh,smoth.Woma,fofc.  thy  fon 

■i  ay.tothedifciplejBeWd  thy  mother 
Acts  4.29V behold  their  thteatnings 

5.25.  behold,  t  he  men  w  hom  ye  put  in  prifon 

28.  behold,  ye  have  filled  Jerufalem 
7.56.  behold,!  fee  trie  heavens  opened,and  the 
8. x-j. and  beh.  a  man  of  Ethiopia,an  Eunuch  of 

9. 1 1 .  for  behold,  hee  prsyeth 

10. 19  Spirit  [aid,Eebold, three  men-feeke  thee 
2 1  .behold.  I  am  hee  whom  yee  feeke 
3 o-  and  behold,3  man  flood,  before 'mee ,     ' 

13.25  .be hold  ,:here  commeth  one  after  me 
Kom.  2.17.  behold,  thou  art  called  a  Jew,snd    ; 

1  i^a.fofco/ithercfore-ishe^goodneiTe  &feverity 

1  Cor.  1  o.  1 8 .  behold,  Ifrael  after  the  flefh 

1 5.51  Mold,  I  fhew^ou  a  myftery 

2  Cor. 6.  9.  as  dying,  arid  behold,  wee  live 

7 . 1 1  .bcb.this  felfe  fame  thing  that  ye  forrovved 

1  z.i^.behold.  the  third  time  am  ready  to  come 
Gal. i-zo.  bch<ld,be(ore  God  I  lie  not 

52.  behold,!  Paul  fay  unto  you,that  if  ye  bee 
Jam.7,.%.  bchold,how  great  a  matt.a little  fire  kin. 

5.7.  behold,  the  husbandman  waiteth  for  the 

1 1. behold  we  count  them  happy  which 

1  John  3  i.bcho/d,\v\nt  manner  of  love  the  Father 

Jude  i4.Mw/rf,the  L.commeth  with  ten  thoufads 

Rev.  1 . 7  Mold,hs.  commeth  w  ith  cloud  s,and 

1 8. and  behold,  I  am  alive  for  evermore 

3 .8  .behold,  I  have  fet  before  thee  an  open  doore 
20. .behold,  I  ftand  at  doore  and  knock 

5.5.  behold,  the  Lion  of  the  tribe  of  Judah  hath 

1  a. 3  Mold,  a  great  reddragon,havingfeven 

15.5.  temple  of  the  tab.  in  heaven  was  opened 
16.1 5.  behold,!  come  asa  thiefe 
2l.7.behold,thc  tabernacle  of  God  is  with  men 

^.behold,  I  make  all  things  new 
zi.y. behold,!  come  quickly  Ver.12. 

31Bel)oH)  now. 
Gen.  1 2. 1 1  .beholdnov/,!  know  that  thou  art  a  fair 
1 6.  i.  behold  now,  the  Lord  hath  reftrained  mee 
18.27  .behold  now aI  have  taken  upon  me  to  fp. 
Vetfe  3  1 . 
19.2.  behold  now,  my  lordss  turne  in 


8.  behold  now,!  have  two  daughters 
19. behold  now,  thy  fervant  hath  found  ^race 
20.  behoTd now,  this  city  is  neer  to  fly  unto 
27. 36. and  beholdnovf,  he  hath  taken  away  my 
Judg.  13.3.  behold  now,  thou  arc  barren 

ig.g.bcboldnow,  the  day  draweth  coward  even 

1  Sam.9. 6.bebold  now,thezc  is  in  this  city  a  man^ 

1  a. a. now  behold,  the  King  walketh  before  you 
16.15  .behold  now  ,an  evill  fpint  from  G  .troub. 
24.20.now  behold,  I  know  wcl  thou  (halt  be  K. 

2  Sam.  14.  21.  behold,  now  I  have  done  this  thm» 

1  King.  1  •  1 8  and  now  behold,  Adonijah  reigucth 

2  Kjn.z.16.  beho.now,  there  bee  with  thy  ferv.  50. 

4.g.beho/dnow,I  perceive  this  is  an  holy  mm 
5.15  .behold  now ,  I  know  there  is  no  god  in  all 
6.1. 6eknow,the  place  where  wee  dwell  is  too 
1 8 .  a  1  .now  behold,  thou  truftcft  upon  the  ftaffe 

Job  1 3 . 1 8  .beholdnow,  I  have  ordered  my  caufe 
16.19.alfo  nowbehold,my  witnefsis  in  heaven 
3  3.aJ>.Wrfnow,I  have  opened  my  mouth 
40.15.  behold  now  Behemoth,whichI  made 

Jer.40.  4.  now  behold,  I  loofe  thee  this  day 

Ate.  26  65  Mold  now,  ye  have  heard  his  blafphe. 

Act.  1 3 . 1  t.now  bcb.ihe  hand  of  the  L.is  upon  thee 
•    20.2  2  .now  behold,!  goe  bound  in  the  fpiric 

zCor.6.z.behold,no\v  is  he  accepted  timc>/>.now 
ll&erjola. 

Num.  12.8  .the  fimilitude  of  the  Lo.fhall  he  behold 
23.9.  from  the  hils  I  behold  him  :  }.o  the  people 
24. 17. 1  fhallfeWihim,  but  not  nioh 

Dent.  3.27  .bcboldh  with  thine  eyes,  buc  thou 
3  2.49.  behold  the  land  of  Canaan,which  I  ?ive 

Job  19.27  mine  eyes  fliall  behold,znd  not  another 
20.9.  neither  (ball  his  place  any  pore  behold 

2  3. 9.  where  he  wo.keth,but  I  cannot  behold 
34.29.when  he  hideth  his  face,who  can  behold 
35.5  .beh.tht  clouds,which  are  higher  then  thou 

3  6.24.magnifie  his  work,which  men  behold 

2  5  .man  may  behold  it  afarre  off 
39.29.  tar  eyes  behold  afarre  off 
40. 1 1  behold  every  one  that  is  proud,and  abafe 
Pfal.  1 1 .4.hiseyt.s  behold,his  eye-lids  trie  the  chih 
7. b!s  countenance  doth  behold  the  upn'ohc 
17. a. let  thine  eyes  fc&.the  things  that  are  equal 

1 5.1k  behold  thy  face  m  nghteoufneik 
27.4.  to  behold  the  beauty  of  the  Lord,  and  to' 
37.37.markthe  perfecT:  ma.n,bc  hold  the  upright 
46.8.come,  bcholdihe  works  of  the  Lord 
59.4  awake  to  help  mee,  and  behold 
66.  j.  his  eyes  behold  the  nations 
.  80. 14. look  downe  from  heaven,&  beh. &  vifit 
9 1. 8. only  with  thine  eyes  (halt  thou  behold 
10  a.  19. from  the  heaven  did  the  L.bch.tln  ear. 
1 1 3 .6.humbleth  him:elfe  to  behold  the  things 
1 19.18. open  mine  eyes  that  I  may  behold  won. 
Vro.zi .  3  3  .thine  eyes  fhall  behold Perangc  women 
Eccl.z.  1 2. 1  turned  my  felfe  to  behold  wifd.  madn; 
1 1.7.  pleafantit  is  for  the  eyes  tobcho.  the  San 
Cant. 3.1 1.  beh.  K.Sol. with  the  crown, wherewith 
Z/a.26.io.wiltnotfoto/rfthemajeftyof  the  Lord 
3  3 .  17. they  (hall  behold  the  land  that  is  very  far 
3  8 . 1  i.I  fliall  beboldmm  no  more  with  the 
40.26.  &  behold  who  hath  created  thefe  things 
41.23  .doe  good  or  evill,  that  we  may  behold  it 
49. 18.  lift  up  thine  eyes  round  about,  &  behold 
63.15.  behold  from  the  habitation  of  thy  hoi  in . 
Jer.  13.20.  behold  them  that  come  from  the  north 
20.4.  and  thine  eyes  fhall  behold  it 
■  29.3  2. (hall  he  Ww/rfthegood  Ik  doe  for  my 
3  2.4.  mouth,  and  his  eyes  fliall  bcho/d,his  eyes 
Chap.  3  4. 3. 
42.2.  as  thine  eyes  doe  behold  us 
Lam.i.  1 8 .  heare  all  people,and  behold my  forrovv 
j.^o.till  the  L.look  down,&  fci.from  heaven 
J.i.  confider,  and  behold  our  reproach 
£^.8  y.beho/d  the  wicked  abominat.that  they  do 
28. 17.1k  lay  thee  bef.Ks,  that  they  may  behold 
18. bring  thee  to  allies  in  fight  of  all  that  beh. 
ip. ^.behold  with  thine  eyes,  and  heare  with 
Chap.44.y. 
D/tfZ.9. 1 8. open  thine  eyes,and  bcb.oxsx.  defolatioh 
Mic.j.g.  and  I  tuall  bcholdhis  righteoufnefle 

1  o.  mine  eyes  fhall  behold  her 

Bab.  1 .3  .why  doft  thou  caufe  me  to  behold zrlevace 

1 3  .thou  art  of  purer  eyes  then  to  behold  evill 

MM.  i  8 .  i  o.  their  Angels  al  way  behold  the  face  of 

I  Lid?.  i"4. 29.aH 


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B  EI 


B  E  I 


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B  EL 


BEL 


L«/j\i4-29-allthat  behold  it  begin  to  mock  him 

2i.6.as  for  thcfe  things  which  yebchold 
John  17.24.that  they  mxy  bcholdmy  glory 

10.27. reach  thy  finger.and  bcholdmy  hand 
Att.7.1  i.ashe  drew  ncer  to  behold  it,the  voice 
3  2.  Mofestrembled,and  durft  not  behold 
2  Cor.  3 .7.  could  not  behold  the  face  of  Moles 
i  Pet.z.  1  2  .your  good  works  which  they  (hall  beh. 
3.2.  while  they  behold  your  chafteconverfation 
Rev.  17. 8. when  they  beh.  the  beaft  that  was,  is  not 

IBJeholtieG:. 
P/2?/.  10. 14.  thou  behokkfl  mifchief  to  requite  it 
Mat.j.  j. why  beholdefl  thou  the  mote  in  thy  broth. 

Lul(.  6.4.1. 
Li(^.6-4z.bcholdcfi  not  the  beame  in  thine  owne 

IScholuetlJ. 

fob  24. 18. he  bchoLkthnot  the  way  of  the  vineyar. 

4  i.j4.he  bchotdeth  all  high  things, he  is  a  King 

Pfal.  ^5.13  .the  Lord  bcholdctb  all  the  fons  of  men 

Jam.  1 .24.for  hebeholdcth  himf.and  goeth  his  way 

HScboRltns. 
Pfal- 1 19.  j  7.tum  away  mine  eyes  from  beholding 
Pro.i  y.j.everyplace^Wd.thc  evill  and  the  good 
Ecclef.%.  1  i.faving  the  beholding  oi  them  with  their 
Afctt.  2  7 .  j  5 .  many  women  there,  beholding  afar  off 

I^ij.49. 
AA»\  10.21 .Jef.  ta?/.fiim,loved  him,  &  faid,Onc 
L/^.23.3  5-peop.ftood  bchol.Sc  rulers  derided  him 
48  .beholding  the  things  which  were  done,fm. 
Aff.4. 14.  and  beholdingthe  man  that  was  healed 
8.1  j.Sim.  wondred,ta.  the  miracles  Phil. did 
14  p.who  (tedfiftly  tao/.him, perceived  he  had 
23.  I.Paul  beholding  the  Councell/aid,  Men& 
2  Coc.  3.18.  with  open  face  beholding  as  in  a  glafle 
Col. 2.$ -joying,  andbcholdingyour  order 
/<?»».  1.23  .like  a  man  beholding  his  naturall  face 
lBehootieQ. 

£«£.  24.46.  and  thus  it  taooverfChrift  to  fuffer 

Heb. 2. 17. behooved  him  tobe  made  like  unto  his 
lBetng. 

Got.  1 8 .  i  2 .  my  lord  being  old  alfo 

2 1 .4.circumcifed  his  fon,  being  eight  dayes  old 
24.27 .1  being  in  the  way,  the  Lord  led  me 
34.30.I  being  few  in  number,  they  (hall  gather 
3  j.2p.Ifaac  dkdjjeing  old  and  full  of  dayes 
37.2.Jofeph  being  i7.yeers  old,was  feeding 
50.i6.Jofeph  died,taf  1  to.yeeres  old 

Exod.  13.15-  theref.I  facrifice  all,  being  males  that 

2  2. 14.  the  owner  thereof  not  being  with  it 
r.et>.2i.4.he  (hall  not  defile  himf  tag  a  chief  ma 
Nnm.zz.14  a  wall  6ci?g on  this  fide,  &  on  that  (i. 

3  0.3. if  a  woman  vow,  being  in  her  fathers  houfe 

r6.tagyetinheryouth,in  her  fath.houfe 
Dent.  17 .8. being  matters  of  contr.within  thy  gates 
22.24.fhecned  not  out,tag  within  the  city 
3  2.3 1.  our  enemies  being  Judges 
fof.9.1}  .none  of  you  (halbe  free  from  k.bondm. 
2 1  •  1  o.chil.  of  Aai  Mng  of  the  fam.of  the  Koh. 
24.29.  Jofhua died,  tag  an  hundred yeers  old 

jWg.2.8. 

1  S"L  2. 1 8 .  Sam.  miniftred  bef.the  L.taga  child 

1  5  .23  .Lord  hath  rejected  thee  from  being  king 

Verfe  26. 
26. 1 3 .  a  great  fpace  few? betwixt  them 

2  S<»z.i  3-4'why  art  thou, tag  the  Ks.fon,leane 

1  I£K.i.4i.isthisnoifeofthecitytaginanupr. 

1 1 .  17  .Hadadez^r  being  yet  a  little  childe 
1 5. 1  3 .  he  removed  her  from  being  Queene 

2  Chro.  15.16. 
16.7.  in  being  like  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 

2  Chro.  16. 2 1. dwelt  in  a  feverall  houfe,tag  a  lep. 
E-^ro.  io.i9.tazp,suilcy,thcy  offeredaram 
Neh.6.1 1  .who  is  there,that  tag  as  I  am,wou!d 
Efth.  1.3.  Ahaf.  made  a  feaft,nobles  being  bef.  him 
Pfd.49. 1 2.man tag  in  honour ,abideth  not 

83.4.  let  us  cut  them  off  from  being  a  nation 
Jer.^^.g.being  an  Hebrew ,or  Hebreweffe,  go  free 
D(«».y.3i.Dar.tookthekingd.tatgaboiit62.yee. 
Mat.  1 . 1 9.Jofeph  her  husband  being  a  juft  man 
Mar.  14.3  .and  tag  in  Bethany  in  the  houfe  of  Si. 
Luk- 3 ■  * 3  -being,  as  was  fuppofed,the  fon  of  Jofeph 
1 3 . 1 6.  this  woman  being  a  daughter  of  Abrah. 
1 6. 23. lift  up  his  eyes,tagin  torments 
20.36.tagthe  children  of  therefurreftion 
2  2.44.  being  in  an  agony,  hee  prayed 
fohn.4.9.how  is  it,that  thou,  being  a  Jew,askeft 


5 . 1 3 .  a  multitude  being  in  that  place 
6.7  i.fpake  to  Judas,tag  one  of  the  twelve 
7. 50.came  to  Jefus  by  night,  being  one  of  them 
10.33  .being  a  man,rmkeft  thy  felfe  God 
1 1  .^Joeing  high  Prieft  that  fame  ycere 
1 8.i£.  being  his  kinfman  whofe  eare  Peter  cut 
19.38  .Jof.of  Arimath.tag  a  difciple  of  Jefus 
/4cif.2.3o.taga  Prophet,  and  knowing  that  God 
3.1.  hour  of  prayer,tag  the  ninth  houre 
1 6. 2 1 .  neither  to  obferve,tag  Romans 

3  7-beat  us  openly ,uncondemn.tag  Romas 
i9.40.there  being  no  caufe  whereby  we  may 
Rom.  1 1 . 1 7.  thou  being  a  wild  olive  wert  graff.  in 
1  Cor.7.21.  artthou  called  tagafervant 

22.calledin  the  L.  beingaievr.  is  theL.free. 
called  tag  free  is  Chrifts  fervant 
$.2i.being  not  without  law  to  God 
19.17.  we  being  many,  are  onebread 
1 2. 1 2 .being  many,are  one  bodyjfo  alfo  is  Chr. 
Gal.  2. 1 4.  if  thou  being  a  Jew,liveft  after  the  man. 
£p/;.2.io.Chrift  tag  the  chiefe  corner  ftonc 
Phil.  2.2.being  of  one  accord,of  one  minde 

6.  who  being  in  the  forme  of  God 
Heb.  13.3.3$  being  your  felves  alfo  in  the  body 
Jam.  1 . 2  J  .he  being  not  a  forgetfull  hearer 
Rev.  1 2. 2. (lie  being  with  child,criedj  travelling 

D5tin%. 
Pfa.  104. 3  3  .fing  praife  to  my  G.while  I  have  being 

Pfal.  146.2. 
Act.  17. 28. in  him  we  live,move,&  have  our  being 

JiJefcab. 
Exg.  3  8 .  26.3  Be\ah  for  every  man,that  is  half  a  (h. 

lfa.46. 1 .  Bc/boweth  downe,Nebo  ftoupeth 
Jer.-yO.i.  Bel  is  confounded,  Merodach  broken 
51.44.  He  punifli  Bel  in  Babylon 
'Beln.  called  alfo  TOalbTOatte*. 
Gen.14.2.  and  the  King  of  Bela,  which  is  Zoar 

Veife  8. 

36.32.Be/dfonneofBeor  reigned  inEdom 

1  Chron.1.4^. 

3  3 .  Bela  died,  and  Jobab  reigned  in  his  ftead 

1  Chron.1.44. 

46. 2 1 .  the  fons  of  Ben  jamin  were  Bela,  and 

1  Chro.7.6.  &8. 1. 
Num.  2  6. 3  8 .  of  Bela  the  family  of  the  Belaites 
40.  thefonnesof  Bela  were  Aid.  Naatnan 
1  Chron.8,3. 

1  cfo-fl.5.8.Befofonof  Azah,  fonofShema 
7.7.  fonnes  oiBela,  Ezlon,  Uzzi 

lpelcb. 
P/«/.  59.7.  they  tafc  out  with  their  mouth- 

SBeleerje, 
£OTrf.4.5;that  they  may  beleeve  the  L.hath  appea. 
8.  that  they  will  beleeve  the  voice  of  the  later 
19.9.  may  heare,and  beleeve  thee  for  ever 
Num.  1 4. 1 1  .how  long  will  it  be  yer  they  belee.me 

2  Chr, 10. 20. beleeve  in  the  L.your  G.fe.his  Pro. 

32.15  .neither  yet  beleeve  Hezekiah 
Job  39. 1 2.  wilt  thou  bel.  that  he  will  bring  home 
i/2.43 .  10. that  ye  may  know,  and  beleeve  me 
Mat. g.iS. beleeve  ye  thatl  am  able  to  do  this 
18.6.  offend  one  of  thefe  little  ones  which  bel. 
Mark  9.42. 
2 1.3  2. repented  not  after,that  ye  might  beleeve 
27.42.  come  downe,  and  we  will  beleeve 
Mark,  1 . 1 5.  repent  ye,  and  beleeve  the  Gofpcl 
5 . 3  6.  Jefus  faith,  Bee  not  afraid.onely  beleeve 
Lu^eS.(fo. 
9.23  .if  thou  canft  beleeve, all  things  are  poflible 
24.Lord,T  beleeve,he\p  thou  mine  unbeleefe 
1 1.2 3.  but  (hall  fe/ewthofe  things  he  faith 
24.ye  defire  when  ye  pray, beleeve  that  ye 
15.3  2.defcend,that  ye  may  fee  and  beleeve 
1 6. 1 7. thefe  figns  (hall  follow  them  which  bel. 
L11.B.1 2.divel  taketh  the  word,left  they  (hou.W. 
1 3  .w  hich  for  a  while  beleeve,  and  in  time  of 
24.2  5.fooles,and  flow  of  heart  to  beleeve 
Job.  1 .7. that  all  men  through  him  might  beleeve 
1 1.  even  to  them  that  beleeve  on  his  name 
3 . 1 2.how  (hall  ye  beleeve,  if  I  tell  you  of  heav. 
4.2i.woman,Befewe  me,the  houre  commeth 

42.  faid  to  the  woman,  Now  we  beleeve 
5.44.I10W  can  ye  beleeve, which  receive  honour 

47.how  (hall  ye  beleeve  my  words 
6.29.  thatyee  bel.  on  him  whom  hee  hath  fent 


f  30.wh3t  figne  flicweft  thoUjthat  we  may  bel. 

6^.vfe  beleeve, ani  are  fure  that  thou  art  that 
7. 5  .neither  did  his  brethren  beleeve  in  him 

39.which  they  that  beleeve  on  him  ihould  re. 
9. 3  5.  doft  thou  beleeve  on  the  Son  of  God 

j6.who  is  he  that  I  might  beleeve  on  hitn  " 

3 8.Lord,I  beleeve, and  he  worfliipped him 
10.3  8  .bel.  the  works,  that  ye  may  know  &  bel. 
1 1 . 1 5  .was  not  there, to  the  intent  ye  may  belec. 

27 . 1  beleeve  thou  art  the  Chr.the  Son  of  G. 

40.faid  I  not  unto  thee,  If  thou  wouldft  bel. 

42.  that  they  may  beleeve  that  thou  haft  fent 

48.  all  men  will  beleeve  on  him 
12.36.  while  ye  have  light,  beleeve  in  the  light 
13.19.  yee  may  beleeve  that  I  am  hee 

1 4. 1  .ye  beleeve  in  God,tac"^  alfo  in  mee 
1 1. beleeve  me,  that  I  am  in  the  Father 

or  elfe  beleeve  me  for  the  very  works  fake 

29.  when  it  is  come  to  pafle,ye  might  beleeve 
16. 30.by  this  we  beleeve  thou  cameft  forth  fro 

3 1  .doe  ye  now  beleeve 
17.20.pray  for  them  which  (hall  beleeve 

2 1  .that  the  world  may  bel.that  thouhaft  fent 
19.3  5. he  faith  true,that  ye  might  beleeve 
20.3  1.  thefe  are  written  that  ye  might  beleeve 
Acl.S.^y.l  beleeve  Jefus  Chrift  is  the  Son  of  God 
15.39.by  him  all  that  beleeve  are  juftified 

41 .  a  work  which  ye  (hall  in  no  wife  beleeve 
1 5.7.Gentiles  by  my  mouth  (hould  hear  &  bel. 

1 1 .  we  beleeve  we  (hall  be  faved  even  as  they 
1 6. 3 1  .beleeve  on  the  L  Jef.  &  thou  (hal  t  be  fay. 
i9.4.(hould  bel.on  him  which  (hould  come  aft. 
21.20.how  many  thoufands  there  are  wcl'  belee. 

2  5. as  touching  the  gentiles  which  beleeve 

27.2  5.I  beleeve  God,  that  it  (halbe  as  it  was 
Rom.  3 . 2  2.8c  upon  all  them  that  beleeve,fot  there 

4. 1 1 .  might  bee  the  father  of  all  them  that  bel. 

24.ro  whom  it  (hall  be  imputed  if  we  beleeve 
6.8.  we  beleeve  that  wefliall  alfolive  with  him 
io.9.and  (halt  beleeve  in  thine  heart 

J4.how  (hall  they  beleeve  in  him  of  whom 

1  Cor.i.x  i.by  foolilnn.of  prea.to  fave  ihe  that  be. 

11.18  .and  I  partly  beleeve  it 
14.2  2.tongues  are  a  figne,not  to  them  that  bel. 
prophecying  ferveth  for  them  that  bel. 

2  Cor. 4  1 3. we  alfo  beleeve,  and  therefore  fpeak 
Gal.  3 . 2  2.promife  might  be  given  to  them  that  be. 
Eyh.  1.  i9.gteatnefs  of  his  power  to  us  who  beleeve 
Phil.  1 .  29.it  is  given,not  only  to  beleeve,  but 

1  Tbef.  1 .7.enfamples  to  all  that  beleeve  in  Maced. 

2. 10.  behaved  our  felv.among  you  that  beleeve 
1 3  .which  effeftually  workes  in  you  that  bel. 

4.  i4.if  we  beleeve  that  Jefus  died,and  rofe 

2  T/^i.io.tobeadmired  in  all  them  thatbeleeve 

2. 1 1.  that  they  (hould  beleeve  a  lie 

1  Tim.  1.  i6.patern  to  them  that  (hould  bel.  hereaf. 

4.3. received  with  thankfgiv.of  them  which  bel. 
10.  efpecially  of  thofe  that  beleeve 
Heb.  10. 39.but  of  them  that  beleeve,to  thefaving 

1 1 .6.muft  beleeve  that  he  is,&  that  he  is  a  rew. 
Jam.  2.19.  the  divels  alfo  beleeve  and  tremble 

1  Pet.  1 . 2  l.who  by  him  do  beleeve  in  God  that  rai- 

2.7.to  you  therfore  which  beleeve  he  is  precious 

1 .7^.3. 2  3. this  is  his  comman. that  we  (hould  ta 

5.1 3.  thefe  things  have  I  writt.  to  you  thatta 

that  ye  may  beleeve  on  the  name  of  the  Son 

VBtletfotnot.  or,Not5peleet)e. 

Exod. 4. 1. but  behold,  they  will  not  beleeve  mee 

8.  if  they  will  notbeleeve  thee,nor  hearken 

9.  if  they  will  not  beleevethefe  two  fignes 
Num.io. i2.becax\{e  ye  beleeve  me  not 
De«£.i.3  2.yetin  this  ye  did  not  beleeve  the  Lord 

2  Kjng.  1 7.  i4>like  their  fathers,that  did  not  belee. 
Job  9. 1 6.yet  would  I  not  beleeve  he  had  hearkened 
Pw.26.2  5. when  he  fpeaketh  faire,bcleeve  him  not 
lfa.-f.qtfye  will  not  beleeve,  furely  ye  (hall  not 
Jcr.  1 2.6.  beleeve  them  not  though  they  fpeak  fair 
Hob.  1 . 5.which  yee  will  not  tathough  it  be  told 
Atok.21.25.  why  did  yee  not  then  beleeve  him 

Mar.  1 1 . 3 1 . 
24.23.  loehere3  orloe  there,  Beleeve  it  not 

Mar\  13.21.! 

26.he  is  in  the  fecret  chamber,  Beleeve  it  not 

Luk_.zz.67. i(I  tell  you,  you  will  not  beleeve 

Joh.^.i  2.1'f  Ihavetold  earth.things,&  ye  bel.aot\ 

4.48  .except  ye  fee  fignes,  ye  will  not  beleeve     ; 

5. 3  8. whom 


BEL       BEL 


BEL 


E  L 


5.38  .whom  hee  hath  fent,him  ye  believe  not 
47. if  he  beleeve  no:  his  writings,how 

6  2  6.ye  alfo  have  feene  me,and  beleeve  not 
64.thereare  fome  of  you  which  beleeve  not 

8  2,4  if  ye  Ww  not  thac  I  am  h;,ye  fhill  die 

'  4 5. becaufe  I  tell  you  the  truth,ye  beleeve  not 

46.if  I  fay  the  truth,  Why  do  ye  not  beleeve 

9.1 8  jewes  did  not  bel.  that  he  had  been  blind 

io.z6.but  ye  beleeve  not,becaufe  ye  are  not  of 
3  7  .if  I  do  not  the  wor.of  my  fath.W.me  not 
2  g.if  I  doe,though  ye  beleeve  not  mee 

u^.th.y  could  not  fcfe. becaufe  Ifai.faid  ag. 
47 .any  man  hear  &  beleeve  not,  I  judge  him 

i6.?.of  fin,  becaufe  they  beleeve  not  on  mee 

zo.2 5. my  hand  into  his  lide,Ile  not  beleeve 
Rom.  3 . 3 . what  if  fome  did  not  beleeve 

15.31  .delivered  from  them  that  doe  not  bel.m 

1  O.io.i7.ifany  of  them  thitbelee,  not  bid  you 

14.21.  but  to  them  that  beleeve  not 

proph.ferves  not  for  them  that  beleeve  not 

2  Co>\4.4.blind.  the  minds  of  them  which  be  I. not 
z  Tm.z.  1 3  .if  we  beleeve  nor,yet  he  abideth  faithf. 
1  John  4. 1  .beleeve  not  eveiy  fpirit 

215eleebcD. 
Gen. 1 5 .6.he  beleeved in  the  Lord,&  he  counted  it 
Exo'd.4. 2 1 .  and  the  people  belccved 

14.3 1.  beleeved  the  Lord,and  his  fervant  Mof. 
1  Sm.zr-  1 2-  and  Achiih  beleeved  David 
Vfal.z7.1i-l  had  fainted,uhlefle  I  had  beleeved 

106.12.then  beleeved  they  his  words 

116.  10. 1  beleeved,  therefore  have  I  fpoken 

z  Cor.$.  1 3 . 

1 19.66.  for  I  have  beleeved  thy  commandem. 
iy2r.  5  3.1. who  hath  tev.out  report?  .M.12.38. 

Rom.i.0.16. 
Van.6. 2  3 .  becaufe  he  beleeved  in  his  God 
Jona.2.^.[o  the  people  of  Nineveh  beleevedGod 
Mflt.8.i3.as  thou  haft  befe^jfobe  it  done 

2 1.3  2. Publicans  and  harlots  beleeved  him 
Mar.  16.13  -ne"her  beleeved  they  them 
Lu\. 1 . 1 .  w  hich  are  moft  furely  beleeved  among  us 

4J.bleHedis  fheethat  beleeved 
Joh.z.i  1. and  his  difciples  beleevedon  htm 

2  2. and  they  beleevedthe  Script.and  the  word 
4.  jo.  the  man  beleevedthe  word  that  Jefus  had 

$•3. and  himCcli  beleeved,and  his  whole  houfe 
5 .46. had  ye  beleevedMoCye  would  have  beleev. 
7. 48. any  of  the  Pharifces  beleevedon  him 
8.31  .faid  Jefus  to  them  that  beleeved  on  him 
11.45.feen  the  things  which  Jcf.did,  belcev.on 
1 2. 1 1 .  many  of  the  Jews  went  &  belee.on  Jef. 
16.27 .fath.loveth  you,becaufe  ye  have  beleeved 
1 7 .8.they  have  beleeved  that  thou  didft  fend  me 
2o.8.that  other  difcip.andhc  faw,  andbeleeved 

2o.becaufe  thou  haft  ken  mcjthou  haft  belee. 
bleffed  that  have  not  feen,  &  yet  beleeved 
AU.z.^.  all  that  beleeved  were  together 

4.4.  many  of  them  which  heard  the  word  belee. 

3  2.  multit.of  them  that  beleeved  were  of  one 
8. 1 2.  when  they  bekcv;dVh\\\f,  preaching 

1 3  .then  Sim.belecved  alfojsnd  was  baptized 
10.45  .of  the  circumc.  which  beleev.  were  afto. 
11.17  .gave  them  the  like  gift  as  to  us  who  bel. 
. .  2 1.  a  great  number  beleev.  and  turned  to  the 
1 3 . 1 2.then  the  deputy  beleev  being  aftonifhed 

48.3s  were  ordained  to  eternall  life  beleeved 
i4.i.multit.both  of  J^wes  and  Greeks  beleev. 

23.comen.them  to  the  L.on  whom  thev  bel. 
i5.5.certainofthefed  of  the  Phar.which  bel, 
1 6. 1  .Timothy's  mother,  a  Jewefle,  &  beleeved 
i7.4.fome  of  them  that  belee.  &  conforted  with 

34.certain  clave  to  him,and  beleeved 
i8.8.chieferulerofthe  Synagogue  beleeved 

27. helped  them  much,whichhad fe&eW 
10.2.  received  the  holy  Glioft  fince  ye  beleeved 
2 2. 1 9. 1  beat  in  every  Synag.them  that  beleeved 
27. 1 1  .Centurion  beleeved  the  Maft.of  the  (hip 
28. 24. fome  belccved, and  fome  beleevednot' 
ta.4.3.Abrah  beleeved  God,and  it  was  counted 
G"l-2.6.8ifam.^.zi. 

17.  before  him  whom  hee  beleeved 

1 8  .who  againft  hope  beleeved  in  hope 

1 3 . 1 1  .is  our  falva.  nearer  then  when  we  bel. 
1  Coi\2 . 5  but  Minifters  by  whom  ye  beleeved 
1 5.2.unlelTe  ye  have  beleeved  in  vaine 

1  i.fo  wee  preachjand  fo  yt  beleeved 


Gal.z.16.  even  we  have  beleeved  in  Jefus  Chrift 
Epb.  1 . 1 3 .  in  w  horn, after  ye  beleeved,  ye  were  feal. 
2  Thef.1.10.  bec.our  teftim.amongyou  v/asbclee. 
1  Tim. 3. 1  S.belccved  on  in  the  wor[d,received  up 
a  Tim.x.iz.  for  I  know  whom  I  have  beleeved 
Tit.  3.8.  they  which  have  beleeved  in  God  be  caref. 
Heb.^.2.wt  which  have  beleeved  do  enter  into  reft 
1  Joh.4.16.  wee  have  W.the  love  God  hath  to  us 

John  z.  43.  many  beleeved  in  his  name 

4.39.  many  of  the  Samaritans  beleevedon  him 

4i.many  moebelecved  becaufe  of  his  owne 
7.3  1. many  of  the  people  beleeved,&.  faid,when 
8. 30. as  he  (pake  thofe  words,many  beleeved 
10.42.and  many  beleeved  on  him  there 
1 2.4  2. among  the  chief  rulers  many  beleeved 

A£t.Q.$  2.all  Joppa,  &  many  beleeved  in  the  Lord 
1 7 . 1 2.therefore  many  of  them  beleeved  alfo 
i8.8.many  of  the  Corinthians  hearing,  beleev. 
1 9. 1 8. many  tint  beleeved  came  and  conferled 

215eieetoeu  not,  or,  Not  belecteO. 

Gcs.45. 26. heart  fainted,for  he  beleeved  them  not 
Deu.o.z$  .go  up  &  poffefle,  &  ye  beleeved  him  not 

1  20«.io.7.howbeit,I  beleevednot  the  words  til  I 

2  Chron.9.6. 
7ofc29.24.ifllaughedon  them,  they  bcleev.it  not 
P/^/.78.22.bccaufe  they  beleeved  not  in  God 
3  z.beleeved  not  for  his  wondrous  works 
106.24.  they  beleevednot  his  word 
Jer. ^o.i^hut  Gedaliah  belccved  them  not 
Lam./i.i  2. the  inhabitants  would  not  have  beleev. 
Mat.  21.3  2.John  came,and  ye  beleeved  him  not 
Mar. 16. 1 1.  heard  that  he  was  alive, beleeved  not 

1 4. hee  upbraided  them  bec.they  beleevednot 
Lu\.zo.  5 .  why  then  beleeved  ye  him  not 

24. 1 1  .word  feemed  as  tales  they  beleevednot 
4 1 .  while  they  yet  beleeved  not  for  joy 
John  3-  \  8  .hath  not  beleeved  in  the  name  of  the  fon 
6.64.  he  knew  who  they  were  which  beleev.not 

10.2  5. 1  told  you, and  yee  beleevednot 

1 2.  3  7 .  fo  many  miracles,  yet  they  beleeved  not 
Acls  9.26. beleeved  not  that  he  was  a  difciple 
1 7. 5. the  Jews  which  bcl.not.moved  with  envy 
i9-9.when  divers  were  hardened,  &  beleev.not 
28.24.fbme  beleeved,  and  fome  beleeved  not 
Rom.  10.14.on  him  in  whom  they  have  not  beleev. 

1 1 . 3  o .  as  ye  in  time  paft  have  not  beleeved 

3 1  .even  fo  have  thefe  alfo  now  not  beleeved 

2  Thef.z.  1 2.might  be  damned  who  beleeved  not 
Heb. 3 . 1 8 .  but  to  them  that  beleevednot 

1 1.3  i.Rahab  perifh.not  with  them  that  bel.  not 
J  tide  5.  afterward  deftroyed  them  that  beleevednot 

1B  fleecers, 

Affi. 5. 1 4, .beleev. were  the  more  added  to  the  Chu. 
1  Tim. a,.  1 2 .  be  thou  an  enfample  of  the  belecvers 

2S?eieeueft. 
Lu\.  1. 20. becaufe  thou  beleeveft  not  my  words 
fob.  1  .^o.faw  thee  under  the  tig-tree  ^cleev. thou 
1 1.26.  Beleeveft  thou  this 
14.  \o. Beleeve^  thou  not  that  I  am  in  the  Path. 
,4  (.7.8. 3  7. if  thou  Weefc/?  with  all  thine  heart 

26. 27. Beleev.  thou  the  Proph.I  know  thoubel. 
Jam.z.  1 9.  thou  bclcevcfl  there  is  one  God 

Se'leerjetj). 
Job  1 5 . 2  2  .he  bclecveth  not  he  fhall  return  out  of 
2.$.Z4.nehher  beleevctbheAt  is  the  found  of  the 
Pre.  14. 1 5.  the  fimple  bclecveth  every  word 
Ifa.z8.  r6.hc  that  bclecveth  mail  not  make  hafte 
Mar.g. z-$.z\l  things  poffible  to  him  that  bclecveth 
16.  i6.he  that  bclecveth, and  is  baptiz.fhalbe  fa. 
he  that  bclecveth  not  fhall  be  damned 
John  3 . 1  5  .whofo  bclecveth  on  him  fhould  not  per. 

Ver.16. 

18.  he  that  belcevethon  him  is  notcondem. 

but  he  that  beleev.not  is  condemn. already 

3  6.  he  that  bclecveth  on  t  he  Son  hath  everla. 

he  that  beleev.not  the  Son  fhall  not  fee 

5.24.  beleeveth  on  him  that  fent  me  hath  everl. 

€.1 5. he  that  beleeveth  on  me  (hall  never  thirft 

40. he  that  feeth  the  Son  &  belccv.hath  everl. 

47. he  that  beleeveth  on  me  hath  everlafting 

7.38.heethat  fre/cratf/?onme,outofhisbelly 

1 1. 25. he  that  bel.in  mee,  though  he  were  dead 

26.  whofo  bclecveth  in  me  fhall  never  die 
1 2.44.he  that  beleev.  on  me  bel.not  on  me,  but 
46.  whofo  beleev .  on  me  ftiould  not  abide  in 
I   2 


BEL        BEL 

14. 1 2.that  beleeveth  on  me,the  works  that  I  do 
All.  10.43  .who  beleeveth  in  him  fhall  receive  rem. 
Rom. 1. 16.  power  of  God  to  every  one  that  beleev. 
3.26.and  the  Juftifier  of  him  thatbeleev.on  Jef. 
4. 5  .but  to  him  that  worketh  not,but  beleeveth 
9.3  3  .whofo  beleeveth  on  him,(hall  not  bee  afli. 
Cha.  1  o.  1 1 . 
1c4.Chr.the  end  of  the  law  to  ev.onc  that  bel. 
io.with  the  heart  man  beleeveth  to  righteouf. 
1 4.. z.one  beleeveth  he  miy  cat  all  things 
1  Cor. -j.  1 2.if  any  brother  hath  a  wife  that  bel  not 
1 3  .the  woman  that  hath  an  husb.wch  bel.not 
i  3 .7  .love  beleeveth  all  things,hopeth  all  things 
14.24.  there  come  in  one  that  beleeveth  not 
z  Cor. 6. 1 5. what  part  hath  he  that  bel.  with  an  infi. 
1  Tm.^.i6.ii  any  that  beleeveth  have  widowes 
i  Vet.z.6.he  that  belcev.on  him  (hall  not  be  conf. 
1  Job.  5.1. whofo  beleeveth  that  Jefus  is  the  Chrift 
5. who  is-hethatovercom.but  he  that  beleev. 
io,he  that  beleeveth  on  the  Son  of  God  hath 
that  beleeveth  not,  God  hath  made  him 
becaufe  he  beleeveth  not  the  record  that 
16  electing. 
Mat.zi.zz.prayer,  beleev'mg,ye  fhall  receive 
John  20.  27.  bee  not  faithleffe,  but  bekeving 
3  i.and  that  beleeving  ye  might  have  life 
Afl.i6.24.beleeving  in  God,with  all  his  houfe 
24. 1  ^..beleeving  all  things  which  are  written 
Rom.  15.13  .fill  you  with  all  joy,  and  peace  in  bel. 
1  Tim.6.1.  and  they  that  have  beleevim  mafters 
1  Vet.  i.8.yet  beleeving,ye  rejoice  with'joy  uufpea. 

Belial. 
Dent.  13.13  .certain  men,  childr.  of 'Belial, are  gone 
Jndg.  19.22. cert.fons  ofBe/.befet  the  houfe  round 
20. 1 3 .  deliv.us  the  men,the  children  of  Belial 

1  Sam.  1 .  i6.count  not  thine  hand-m.a  daii.of  Bel. 
.  2. 1 1.  the  fons  of  Eli  were  fons  of Belial 

io.2  7.childr.ofB<?&z/faid,How  fhall  this  man 
25. 1 7. hee  is  fuch  a  fon  of  Belial,  that  a  man 

2  5  .let  not  my  lord  regard  this  man  of  Belial 
30.22. then  anfw.  the  men  of  Bel.oi thofe  that 

2  Sam.16.7.  thoubloudy  man,thou  man  of  Belial 

20. 1  .happened  a  man  of  Belialjiheba  fon  of 
23-6.fons  ofM.fhal  be  alfo  of  them  as  thorn's 

1  King,  z  1 . 1  o.  fet  two  fons  of  Belial  before  him 
1 3  .there  came  in  two  men,childrcn  of  Belial 
men  of  Belial  witneffed  againft  Nabal 

1  r/?.i3.7.aregath.to  Jerob.v.iin  men,chi.ofBe/. 

2  Cor.  6. 1  5.  what  concord  hath  Chrift  with  Belial 

U5eliefe. 
2  Tfe/.2.i3.throughfanftif.0fthe  fpirit,&  belicfe 

i   ®ell. 
Exod.z8.24.zgo\.bell,8c  apomegran.  Ch.39.26. 

IBtllS. 
Rt0rf.28.33.  fe&ofgoldbetw. the  pomegranates 
Chap.  3  9. 2  5. 
Zee.  1 4. 20.upon  the  bells  of  the  horfes  holincffe  to 

OiSellOtt). 
Jer.<,o.\  1.  and  bellow  as  bulls 
Bcltowcjj. 

Jer.6.ZQ.  the  bellowes  are  burnt,the  lead  is  confu. 

Bellp. 
Gen.  3 .  1 4 .  upon  thy  belly  dial  t  thou  goe 
Lev. 1  i.42.goethupon  the  belly  fhall  be  an  ribomi. 
Num.  5.21  .thy  thigh  to  rot,and  thy  belly  to  fwel'l 
22. to  make  thy  belly  fwell,&  thy  thigh  to  rot 
27. if  defiled,her  belly  fhall  fwell 
25.8.  man  of  Ifr.&  the  worn,  through  the  belly 
Ji(d.2.zi.  took  the  dagg.  &thruft  it  into  his  belly 

22.  could  not  draw  the  dagg.  out  of  his  belly 
1  Kjng  7.20.  hadpomegran.  over  againft  the  belly 
Job  3 . 1 1  .give  up  the  gh.  whe  I  came  out  of  the  bel. 

1 5-2.and  fill  hisbclly  with  the  Eaft  winde 

2  5.  their  belly  prepareth  deceit 
20.1 5.God  fhallcaft  them  out  oihisbelly 

20.  he  fhall  not  feel  quictneffe  in  his  belly 

23.  when  he  is  about  to  fill  his  belly^God 
32.19. behold, my fc/(f  is  asvvine 

40.16.  his  force  is  in  the  navell  of  his  belly 
Vfal.  17 .i4.whofe  belly  thou  filleft  with  thy  hid  tr. 
22. 10. thou  art  my  God  from  my  mothers  belly 
3  i.9.eye  is  conf.with  griefe,my  foul  &  my  belly 

44. 2  5.  our  belly  cleaveth  to  the  earth 

Vro.  13.25.  but  the  belly  of  the  wicked  fhall  want 

1 8. 3. go  down  into  the  innerm.part  of  the  bel. 

Chap.  26.22. 

2c>.amans 


BEL        BEL 

ao.a  mans  belly  (hill  be  fatisf.  with  the  fruit 
20.i7.fearching  all  the  inward  parts  of  the  bel. 
30.  fodeftnpesthe  inward  parts  of  the  belly 
Cant.<y.i4,hls  belly  is  as  white  ivory 

7-a.they  belly  is  like  a  heap  of  wheat 
Ifa  46. 3 .  which  3re  born  by  me  from  the  belly 
Jer.  i.j.  bef.I  formed  thee  in  the  bell  knew  thee 
5 1 . 3 4. he  hath  filled  his  belly  with  my  delicates 
E^k  3-3-caufe  thy  belly  to  cat,  &  fill  thy  bowels 
Dan.z.i  2. his  belly  and  his  th'ighesof  brafle 
Jon. 1. 1 7. Jonah  was  in  the  My  of  thefifli 

a.  1.  Jona.praied  td  the  L.out  of  the  fifties  belly 
a.out  of  the  belly  of  hell  cried  I 
ftz&.j.ig.when  I  heard,my  belly  trembled 
Mat.  1  a.40.three  daies  &  3  .nig.in  the  w  hales  bel. 
1 5.i7.entevsin  at  the  mouth3goes  into  thefe/. 
Af«/'.7.i9.itentrethnot  into  the  hcart,but  fo?//y 
^L.'4 1  5.i6.fainc  have  filled  his  belly  with  husks 
Job.?.  3 8. out  of  his  fe//y  (hall  flow  rivers  of  water 
Rom.  16.18  .ferve  not  our  L.  but  their  owne  belly 
1  Cor. S.  1 3.  meats  for  the  belly,  &  belly  for  meats 
Phil.-$.  i^.whofe  god  is  their  fe#y 
to; .  lo.^.eat  it  up,  it  (hall  make  thy  belly  bitter 
io.as  loon  as  I  had  eaten  it,  my  belly  was 

Tif.  1. 1 2.Cretians  are  evill  beafts,flow  Mfe* 
©clong. 

Ges.40.8.do  not  interpretations  belong  to  God 
Iefr.a7.a4-.in  Jubilee  return  to  whom  it  didbelang 
2vKtfM.50.Lev.overtb.ec3b.  &  all  that  bclongto it 
Vent. 29. 29.fecret  things  belong  to  God 

things  revealed  Wo/Zg  to  us 
Pfal.  47.9.  fhields  of  the  earth  belong  to  God 

68.20.to  God  the  Lo.  belong  iffues  from  death 
Pro.  24. 2  3  .thefe  things  alfo  belong  to  the  w  ife. 
Dcm.9.9.  to  the  Lord  belong  mercies  and  forgiven. 
Af^9.4i-becaufeyefeto£toChrift 
Lu\.  19.4  2. the  things  which  belong  unto  thy  peace 
1  Cor.7.1  a.careth  for  the  things  that  Wo. to  she  L. 

fl&elcmget).  U&elongeft.        j 

/<i7.8.Tapp.on  bord.of  Manaf.fetag.to  Ephr. 
1  Sam  2i.7.Doeg,chiefeft  heardm.thatWo^to 
3  o.  1 4.  to  whom  belonged  thou,  and  whence  art 
1  JCM.8.mighty  men  which  belonged  to  David 

1  Cfo\2.2  3.(ixty  cities  belonged  to  the  fonsof  Mac. 

1 3«6.Dav.went  to Kiriathjea.w'''  belon.to  Jud. 

2  Cfo.z6.23.bur.him  in  the  field  that  W.  to  the  K. 
Eft.  1 .9.Nafh.made  a  feaft  in  the  ho.that  bel.-to  the 

2.9.he  fpeedily  gave  her  fuch  things  as  belonged 
Lull. z  3  •  7  .aflbon  as  ^  knew  he  belonged  to  Herods 

HjJelongetl). 

Num.  8. 24.this  is  it  that  belongeth  to  the  Levites 
Deut.T,  2.3  5.  to  me  klongetb  vengeance  &  recomp. 
Jud.  19.  i4.were  by  Gibeah,  which  belong,  to  Ben. 

20.4.1  came  in'to  Gib.  which  belongethto  Benj. 
i  S.z»M7.i.Phili-gath.to  Shochoth  which  belong. 

30.14.an  invafionon  thecoaft  that  bel.to  Juti. 

1  Kj- 1 5-27.Nadab  at  Gib.which  belon.to  Philift. 

i7.9.getthee  to  Zareph.which  belon.to  Zidon 
1 9. 3  .to  Beerflieba,  which  belongeth  to  Judah 

2  Kjn.  14- 1 1  at  Bethftiemelh,which6ctag.to  Jud. 

2  Cfow2.25.21. 
E^tt  io.4.for  this  matter  belongeth  to  thee 
P/a/. 3 .8 .  falvation  belongeth  to  the  Lord 
6z.  1 1.  that  power  belongeth  unto  God 

1 2.unto  thee  O  Lord  belongeth  mercy 

94.  i.O  Godjto  whom  vengeance  belongeth 

0^2.9.7.0  Lord,righteoufneffe  belongeth  to  thee 

8.to  us  belongeth  confufion  of  face 
Hcb.j.  i4.ftrong  meat  belongeth  to  them  that  are  of 
1*0. 30.  vengeance  belongeth  to  mee,lle  recomp. 
^Belonging. 

W«».7.9.fetviceof  thefanct.  belong-to  the  fonsof 
Ruth  2.3'.on  part  of  a  field  belongingto  Boaz 
1  Sam.6.  18.  mice  accord,  to  the  cities  belonging  to 
P',-o.2(5.i7.medlethwithftrifenotWtf»gi»gtohrm 
Ut\. 9. 10. went  into  a  defart  belonging  to  Bethfaida 
Bskrtjet). 

De#f. 21.15 -two  wives,the  one  beloved,the  other 
born  him  child.both  beloved  &  hated 
1 6.he  may  not  make  the  fon  of  the  belov.faA 
33.1  z.beloved  of  the  L.fliall  dwell  in  fafety  by 
Arr/;.  1 3. 26. who  was  beloved  of  his  God 
'Pfab/i.60.  <.  that  thy  fe/rarrf  may  bee  delivered 

p/a/.  108.5. 

1 2  7 . 2 .  for  f o  he  giveth  his  Wowrf  deep 


BEL 


BEL 


B  EM 


BEN 


Pro.$.  3 .  only  beloved  in  the  fight  of  my  mother 
toi.  5 . 1  .yea,  drink  abundantly,0  beloved 

9.  what  is  thy  beloved  more  then  another  btlo. 
Verf.9. 

5.i-whitheristhyfe/ow.gone  ?  whith.thy  fe/o. 

8.5.  w ho  is  this  leaning  upon  her  beloved 
Van.9.  2  3 .  for  thou  art  greatly  beloved 

1  o .  1 1 . 0  Daniel,a  man  greatly  beloved,\mder. 
Verfe  19. 
Hof.  3. 1. yet  love  a  woman  beloved  of  her  friend 

9. 16.I  will  flay  the  belovedhuit  of  their  womb 
Acl.i  5.25.  with  our  beloved  Barnabas  and  Paul 
Rom. 1. 7.  to  all  that  be  in  Rome^e/ow^of  God 

9.25.  and  her  beloved,vthkh  was  not  beloved 

11.28.  they  arc  beloved  for  the  fathers  fake 

1 6. 1 2  .falute  the  beloved  Perfis 
£j)fo  1 .6.  hath  made  us  accepted  in  the  Beloved 

6. 2  i.Tychicus  a  beloved broth.mall  make  kno. 

C0/.4.7. 
Co/. 3 . 1 2.as  the  cleft  of  God,holy  and  beloved 
4.9. with  Onefi.a  faithfull  and  beloved  brother 
1 4. Luke  the  beloved  Phyfician5&  Demas  gr. 

1  Thcf.  1 .4.knowing,fe/owrf,your  election  of  God 

2  Thef.  2. 1 3  .bound  to  give  thanks  foryou,  belo.of 
1  T/m.6.z.  doe  them  ferv.becaufe  faithf.&  beloved 
Philcm.z.  to  our  beloved  Apphia,  and  Archippus 

16.  but  above  a  fervant,  a  brother  beloved 
Hcb.6.9.  beloved,  wee  are  perfwaded  better  things 

1  Pet. 4.1  z.Bclov. think  it  not  ftrange  conc.the  fie. 

2  Pet.-}.  1  .tins  fecond  Epiftlc, beloved,!  now  write 

8. but  beloved,he  not  ignorant  of  this  one 
i^.belovcd,keing  ye  look  for  fuch  things 
1 5  .even  as  our  beloved  brother  Paul  alfo 
17. beloved,  feeing  ye  know  thefe  things  bef. 
1  Job.  3 .  z.beloved,now  are  we  the  fons  of  God 
2 1 .  beloved,  if  our  heart  condemne  us  not 
4. 1  .belovedjbeleeve  not  every  fpirit,  but  try 

7  .beloved,\et  us  love  one  another 

1  i.beloved,if  God  fo  loved  us, we  ought  alfo 

3  Joh.z.beloved,!  with  above  all  things,  that  thou 

$  .belovcd,thou  doll:  faithfully,  whatfocver 
1 1. beloved,  follow  not  that  which  is  evill 
J  tide  3  .beloved,  when  I  gave  all  diligence  to  write 
i7.if/o^fd,rememberye  the  words  that  were 
-  ao.  but  ye  beloved,bui\dino  up  your  felves  in 
Rev.  20.9.  and  they  compaffed  the  beloved  city 
Dearly  beltmtfJ.See  in  SDeatlg- 
My  WtloWO. 
Cant.  1. 1 4. my  beloved  is  to  me  a  clufter  of  camph. 
j6.behold,tjhou  art  faire,  my  beloved 

2.3  .fo  is  my  beloved  among  the  fons  of 

8  .the  voice  of  my  beloved,hehold  hee  cometh 
9. my  beloved  is  like  a  Roe  or  young  Hart 
io.my  beloved (pzke,8t.  faid,  Rife  up  my  love 
i5.my  beloved  is  mine,and  I  am  his 

1 7. turn  my  be/oved,znd  be  like  a  Roe 
4.16.  let  my  belovcdcome  into  his  garden 
5.2.  it  is' the  voice  ofmy&e/ow/thatknocketh 
4. my  beloved  put  in  his  hand  by  the  hole 
5.I  rofe  up  to  open  to  my  beloved 
6.1  opened  to  my  belovcd,but  my  belovedh&d 
8 .  if  ye  finde  my  beloved ,Ttl\  him,!  am  fick 
1  o.my  beloved  is  white  and  ruddie 
1 6. this  is  my  beloved,  and  this  is  my  friend 
6. 2. my  beloved  is  gone  downe  into  his  garden 
3 .1  am  my  beloved's  and  my  beloved  is  mine 
7.9.roofofthy  mou.likebeft  wine  fotmy  belo. 

I  o.  I  am  my  beloved's^  his  defire  is  towar. 

I I  .come,my  beloved,  let  us  go  forth  into  the 
1 3 .  which  I  have  laid  up  for  thee,0  my  bel. 

8.i4.make  hafte,my  belovedfie  be  like  to  aRoe 

Ifa.  5 . 1 .  a  long  of  my  beloved  touching  his  vinyard 

Jer.  1 1 . 1 5 .  what  hath  my  beloved  to  doe  in  my  ho. 

Ato.  3. 1 7. this  is  my  beloved^onm  whom  I  am 

Chap.17.5.  &  Mar.1.1 1.&  Lu.$. aa. 

&  zPet.  1. 17. 

12.18 .behold  my  beloved,in  whom  my  foule  is 

Mai\  9.  7.  this  is  my  beloved  Sonne,  heare  him 

Li^e  9.3  5. 
Luke  ao.  1 3.1k  lend  my  beloved  Sonne 
Rom.  16.8.  greet  Amplias,  my  beloved  in  the  Lord 

9ifalute  Stachys,my  beloved 
|i  C0/-.4. i4.but  as  my  belovedCons  I  warne  you 
1 7 .1  fent  to  you  Timothy  my  beloved  fon 
10.  i4.my  belovedfiec  from  Idolatry 
1 5 . 5  8  .my  beloved  brethren,  be  ye  ftedfaft 


Phil.z.  1  a.my  beloved,as  ye  have  alwaies  obeyed 
Jam.  1 . 1 6.  doe  not  erre,  my  beloved  brethren 
1 9. my  k/<w^brethren,let  every  man  be 
a.5.hearken,my  fe/0wrfbrethren,hath  not  Go. 
See  further  in  WJelbelOtoeO. 
H5eifl)a53ar. 
Dasu  5 . 1  .Belflwqyr  the  King  made  a  great  feaft 
z.Beljha\.vthi\e  he  tafted  the  wine  comm.to 
9.then  was  king  Belfljaigar  greatly  troubled 
aa.thou30  Beljha\.  haft  not  humb.thy  heart 
a9-  then  command.Bf^^.  &  clothed  Dan. 
30.1'n  that  night  was  Beljhaigar  flaine 

7.  i. in  the  firft  yeer  oiBelftia\.  Da. had  a  dream 

8.  i  .in  the  third  yeer  of  Be l[baigar3a  vifi.appear. 

a&elteQjassar. 

Dan.  1 .7.  to  Dan.he  gave  the  name  of  Belte(ha,zx®' 

a.a6.K.faid  to  Dan.whofe  name  was  Beltefha^. 

4.8.Dan.  came  in,whofe  name  was  Belteftoax^ 

9.O  Be  /ft/Zw^.mafter  of  magicians,becaufe 

i8.now,thou  O  Beltejba^.dechve  the  interp. 

i9.Dan.whofe  name  was  Beltejh.was  aftoni. 

Belt. 'Let  not  the  dream,nor  interp.trou. 

Belt .an.My  lord,the  dr.  be  to  them  that 

5. 1 2.  whom  the  K.  named  Belt.:  now  let  Dan. 

10. 1. revealed  to  Dan.whofe  name  was  Beltejh. 

Jex.%.  1  a. have  belyed  the  Lo.and  faid,it  is  not  hee 

215ciuoanc.  ®emcancD. 
Job^z.  1  i.they  bemoanedhim,  and  comforted  him 
Jer.  1 5.5.  or  who  fhall  bemoans  thee 

16.5.  neither  go  to  lament  nor  bemoane  them 
■  aa.  io.weep  not  for  the  dead,nor  bemoane  him 
48 .  17.aH  ye  that  are  about  him,bemoane  him 
Nahum  3.7.Ninevehiswafte,whowillfe«z<M»£ 

HBemoaning. 
Jer.  3 1 . 1 8 .1  have  heard  Ephraim  bemoaning  hi  mf. 

SB  en. 
1  Chr.i  j.i8.breth.of  the  fecond  degree  Zach.Bfs 

1i5cnatah, 
a  Sam.8.iS.Benaiab  fon  of  Jehoiada  was  over  the 
Chap.ao.23.  &  1  Cfo.18.17. 
a  3 .  ao  .Benai.  fon  of  a  valiant  man  of  Kabzeel 
1  Cfoo.ii.aa. 
a  a.  thefe  things  did  Benalah,  and  had  the 
1  Chron.w.z^. 
lo.Benaiah  the  Pirathonite.    - 1  Chr.  1 1 . 3 1 . 
1  Kjvg.1.8.  but  Zadok,B<3Mi<zi?,Nathan  were  not 
io.but  Nathan  &  Bena.  Si  Sol. called  he  not 
Verfe  a6. 
3  a.  call  mee  Zadok  and  Benaiah 
^6.Benaiah  anfw.the  King,and faid,  Amen 
38.Zad.&  Be«.went,&  caufed  Solo,  to  ride 
44-the  K.hath  fent  with  him  Zad.&  Benaiah 
a.a  5 .  King  fent  by  the  hand  of  Benai.  &  he  fell 
a9.S0l.lent  Be»^.faying,Go  fall  upon  Joab 
3o.B0z.came  to  the  taber.of  the  L.  &  faid  to 
Benaiah  brought  the  King  word  againe 
^\.Benaiah  went  up,and  fell  upon  him 
3  5  .the  King  put  Benaiah  in  his  roome 
46.  K.command.BtB.  who  fell  upon  Shimei 
4.4.  Benaiah  fon  of  Jehoiada  was  over  the  hoft 
1  Cfo0.4.36.Adiel5B«wwfo,fonsof  Simeon 
15.18.  brethr.  of  fecond  degree  Eliab,  Benaiah 
ao.Eliab  &  Benai.vrith  Pfalter.on  Alamoth 
Chap.  1 6. 5. 
z^.Benaiah  and  Eliezer  the  Priefts  did  blow 
Chap.  1 6.6. 
a7-5.  third  Capt.for  the  3d.moneth  was  Benai. 
6.  this  is  that  Benaiah  who  was  mighty 
i4.the  1  itb.  Capt.for  1  ith.moneth  was  Ben. 
34.after  Ahitoph.  was  Jehoiada  fon  of  Bena. 
a  Cfo-.ao.  i4.on  Jahaziel  fon  of  Bes.came  the  Ipir. 

31.13  .Mahath  and  Benaiah  were  overfeers 
E^ivz  1 0.2 5. of  the  fons  of  Parolh,Malchijah,Bra. 
3  o.of  the  fons  of  Pahath,  Moab,Benaiah 

3  5. of  the  fons  of  Hmi,Bcnaiah,Bedaiah 

4  3  .of  the  fons  of  Nebo,  Jod,Benaiah 

E%e.  1 1 . 1  .amog  whom  I  faw  Pelatiah  fon  of  Ben. 
1 3  .when  I  prophecied,  Pela  fon  of  Ben.died 
2Bett=atnmi, 
Gen.  19. 3  8 .  yonger  bare  a  fon,called  his  nz.Ben-a. 

E^.27.6.  Alhurites  have  made  thy  benches  of  Iv. 

HgenD. 
Pfal.  1 1 .  a.for  loe,  the  wicked  bend  their  bow 
64. 3  .who  bend  their  bowes  to  Ihoot  their  arro. 
Jer.  9.3.  bend 


EN       BEN 


BEN        BEN 


BEN      BEN 


Ter.o.z.bend their  tongue  like  a  bow  for  lies. 
46.9.and  the  Lyd.  that  handle,*  bendthe  bow 
50  i4.allyethat  bendihe bow  fhoot  at  her 

49  all  ye  that  bend  the  bow  .encamp  agam.it 
5  i  \.  aa.him  that  bendeth,let  the  archer  bend 

E"e\  17  7?this  vine  did  bend  her  roots  towards 
©enOeth,  BenDing. 

PCal  k%  7  v/henbe  bendcth  his  bow  to  moot  his  ar. 

J/a  60  14.'  them  that  afflifted  thee  mall  come  fcs. 

fer  <  1'.?. 3S-  him  that  feafert,  let  the  archer  bend 

Veneati). 

Gen  j  5. 8. Deborah  was  buried  beneath  Bethel 
rxod.10.  4.  or  that  is  in  the  earth  beneath,  or  in 

Vent.  5.  8. 

46.4 4.  they  mall  be  coupled  together  tea* 

Chap.36.19. 
47.  5.  put  it  under  compaffe  of  the  altar  femrffc 
48.3  3.  teaf/;  upon  thehemme  makepomegr. 
->  2. 1  o.and  hee  brake  them  beneath  the  mount. 
38  4  grate  under  the  compaffe  of  the  alt.  tea. 
Dwtf  .4.i8.nor  the  likeneil'e  of  any  fifh  in  wat  Jctz. 

39.  upon  the  earth  beneath,  there  is  none  elfe 
48  13  .thou  (halt  be  above  only,and  not  beneath 
3  3.i3.andforthedeepthatcouchethte^ 

ToCz  11  God  in  heaven  above,&  in  earth  beneath 
J J'  iKjn.S.zz. 

fud.y.S.hoaR  of  Midian  was  beneath,m  the  valley 
1 2&4.i4.Bethfhe3n,whkh  is  by  Zartan.^CTZ.Jcr. 

7.49.  beneath  lions  and  oxen  were  additions 
fob  i  8. 16. his  roots  mall  be  dried  up  beneath 
Pro.  1 5  44.  that  he  may  depart  fro  11  hell  beneath 
lfa.  14.9-heH  from  beneath  is  moved  for  thee 

5  i.6.1ook  upon  the  earth  beneath 
fer-z  1.37-if  foundati.  can  be  parched  out  beneath 
Am.z.g.yet  I  deftroyed  his  roots  from  beneath 
Mai\  14.66.as  Peter  wzsbeneath  in  the  palace 
/0&.8.43.  ye  are  from  beneath,!  am  from  above 
A c~t.  4. 1 9.  He  (hew  you  (ignes  in  the  earth  beneath 

fof.19.tf.co2.ft  of  Dans  inh.was  ]thnd,Bene-ber. 

HBmefactojs. 
I»^.44.45'.they  that  exerci(e  author.are  czhbenef. 

S5ertefit,  H5enefit0. 

4.  Cfor.34.4f.HeZ.rendred  not  ace.  to  the  benef.  do. 
Vfal.  68.19.  who  daily  loadeth  us  with  benefits 
10  j.4.and  forget  not  all  his  benefi's 
1 16. 1 4. what  (hall  I  render  for  all  his  benefits 
2  Cor.i.  1 5.  that  you  might  have  a  fecond  benefit 
1  Tw«.6.4.faithf.&  beloved  partakers  of  the  benef. 
Philem.14.that  thy  benefit  mould  not  be  of  neceff. 

JBettefit. 
j^r.iS.io.rep.of  the  good  wherew.I  would  benefit 

Benefaafeam. 
Nk. 33. 3  i.dep.  from  Moferoth, pitch  in  Benejaak^. 
3  4.from  Benejaa\am,  encamp.in  Horhagidg. 

1  Cor.f.  3.  give  to  the  wife  due  benevolence,  &  the 

USenljaOaO. 
1  I\ing'  15.18  .Ala  fent  them  to  Benhad.fon  of  Ta. 
z  Chro. 16. z. 

40.  Benhadad hearkened  to  King  Afa,&  fent 

zChron.i6.$. 
40.  i.  Benhadad  gather,  all  his  hoft,  &  3  4.kings 
4.thus  faith  Benhadad,  Thy  filver  &  thy  gold 
f.thusfpeaketh  Benbadad,h\thou$i  I  have 
9-he  faid  to  the  meffengers  of  Benha.TeW  my 
10. Benhadad  fent  and  (aid,The  gods  do  fo  to 
1  i.when  Binhad.hezrd  this  meffage,as  hee 
16. Benhadad  vizs  drinking  himfclf  drunk 
17. .Benhadad  fent  out  &  they  told  him,Thcre 
40.  Benhadad  ekayed  on  a  horfe  with  horfm. 
46.at  returne  of  the  yeer  Benhadad  numb. the 
30.  Eenhadid  fled,and  came  into  the  city 
3  4. thy  fervant  Benhadad  fzkh,l  pray  thee  let 
j 3. thy  brother  Benhadad.Then  Benhad.ca.me 
3  4.Bwfor.faid>The  cities  my  father  took  He 
4  King.6.r$.  Brafed.  gathr.his  hoaft,and  befieged 
8.7.Eli(ha  came  to  Damafcus,  Benhad.wzs  lick 

9.thy  fon  Benhadad  hath  fent  me  to  thee 

J  3 . 3  .and  deli  vet  .Ifr.into  the  hand  of  Benhadad 

44.Hazael  died,  &  Benhadad  his  fon  reigned 

45.  Jehoafh  took  out  of  the  hand  of  Benhad. 

Jer.49.47.it  (hall  confume  the  palaces  oiBenhad. 

Amos  1.4. 

THSenhail. 
4  Chro,  17.7 . Jehofhaphat  fent  Benhail  to  teach 


iBentjanan. 

i  C#r.4.40.fons  of  Simeon  were  Benhanan,  Tilon 

T$en\amin. 

Gett.z  5.  18.  but  his  father  called  him  Benjamin 
44.  fons  of  Rachel ,  Jofeph  and  Benjamin 
Chap. 46. 19. 
44.4.  Benjamin  Jofephs  brother  Jacob  fent  not 

3  6.and  ye  will  take  Benjamin  alfo 
43.1 4. fend  away  your  other  brother,  &  Benja. 
1  j. took  Benjam.tofe  up,  and  went  to  Egypt 

16.  when  Jofeph  faw  Benjamin  with  ttam 

Verfe  49. 
3  4..  but  Benjam.  meffe  was  5. times  as  much 
44-r  4. cup  was  found  in  Benjamins fack 
45.1 4. eyes  of  my  brother  Benjajn.  that  it  is  my 
i4.bro.Be»/>zOT.neck  and  wept, 6c  Benja.wept 
44.to  Benjamin  he  gave  30o.piecesof  iilver 
4.6.ziXoi\sQ£BcnjammBzlz  1  Chr. 7. 6. 

&Chap.8.i. 
49.47. Benjamin  (hall  ravine  like  a  wolfe 
Expd.i.z.  Iffachar,Zebulun,  and  Benjamin 

1  Chron.z.z. 
Num.i.ii.ofBenjamin,hbidzn,  fon  of  Gideoni. 
Chapt.a.42. 
46.3  8. fons  of  Benjamin  after  their  families 
41.  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Benjarnin,^%6oo. 
De«.27.i4-thefe  ftand  to  blefft,Sim.Lev.Joi.Bea. 
33.14.of  BCTZ/.he  faid,  the  beloved  of  the  Lord 
fud. y.i4.after  ihze,Benjamin  among  the  people 
19.14.they  were  by  Gib.  which  belong. to  Ben. 
40.4.I  came  to  Gibeah  that  belongtth  to  Benj. 
1  o.may  do  when  they  come  to  Gid.  of  Benj. 

17.  of  Iir.behde  Bctz/ .were  numbr.4ooooo. 
40.men  of  Ifr.  went  out  to  ban.againft  Benj. 
45.BCTZfd.went  forth  ag.  them  the  fecond  day 
3  5  .and  the  L.fmote  Benjamin  before  Ifrael 
39.BCTZ.  began  to  fmite  of  Ifr.  about  3o,perf. 
4 1. the  men  of  Benjamin  were  amazed 

44. there  fell  of  Benjamin  1 8000. 
46.aH  thaiftllof  Benjamin  were  45000. 
ai.i.notany  of  us  give  his  daugh.  to  Benjamin 
tf.childr.of  Ifrael  repented  them  for  Benjam. 
Ver.  1 5 
14.BCT2ftf.came  againe,at  that  time  they  gave. 
16. feeing  the  wom.are  deftroied  out  of  Ben-. 
1 7. an  inher.  for  them  that  are  efcap.or  Benj. 
1 8.curfed  be  hee  that  giveth  a  wife  to  Benja 
1  Sam. 4, 1 4.  there  ran  a  man  of  Benjam.om  of  the 
9. 1  .a  man  ot  Beniamin,vihofe  name  was  Kiih 
10.4. by  Rachels  fepul.in  the  border  of  Benjam. 
13.4.  iooo.were  with  Jonath.in  Gib.of  Bctz;. 
15.Sam.gate  up  from  Gilgal,to  Gib.oi 'Ben. 
\6.  Saul  &  Jon.abodein  Gibeah  of  Benj  am. 
14. 16. watchmen  of  Saul  in  Gib.of  Benj. look. 
4  S«i»z.2.9.made  Ifhb.  K.over  Ephr.Braya.and  Ifr. 
1 5. there  arofe  by  number  1 4.of  Benjamin 
3 1 .  ferv.of  David  had  fmitten  of  Benja  3  60. 
3.19-Abner  fpake  in  the  ears  of  Benjamin,  and 
that  feemed  good  to  the  whole  hou.of  Ben. 
4.4.  for  Beeioth  alfo  was  reckoned  to  Benjamin 
19. 1 7. there  were  iooo.menof  B«z/s.with  him 
4i.i4.bones  of  Saul  &  Jo.  they  buried  in  Ben. 
1  I^/a.4.18.  Shimei  the  fon  of  Elah  in  Benjamin 
1 5  44.Afabuilt  with  them  Geba  of  Benjamin 
1  Chro.j.10.  fons  of  Bilhan,  Jehufh,  and  Benjamin 
8.40.  all  thefe  are  of  the  fons  of  Benjamin 
9.7 .  fons  of  Benjamin^  Shall.fon  of  Meihullam 
Neh.  11.7. 
1 4.4.to  Dav.to  Z'k.  of  Sauls  breth.of  Benjam. 
4i.6.Levi  and  Benjam-  counted  hee  not  among 
47.4 1  .over  Benjamin,  Jaafiel  fon  of  Abner 
4  Chr.  17.  i7.of  Benj.  Eliada,  a  mighty  man  of  val. 
34.3 4.caufed all  pref.in  Jeruf.  &  Benj.  to  ftand 
£■37-.  10.3  4  of  the  fons  ofHznm.Benjam.  Malluch 
Neh.-$,i$ .  after  him  repaired  Benjam.  and  Hafhub 
Pfal.6%.i-j.  there  is  little  Benjam.  with  their  ruler 
8o.4.bef.Ephr.&  Benj. and  Manaff.ftirre  up  thy 
fer.io.z.'ler.in  the  flocks  in  the  high  gate  or  Ben. 
3  4.8.field  in  Anathoth,  in  the  country  of  Benj. 
37.13  .when  he  was  in  the  gate  of  Benja.  Irijab 
38.7.the  K.  then  fitting  in  the  gate  of  Benjam. 
£^.48.2  3. from  eaft  fide  to  weft  fi.Bemz portion 
44.by  the  border  of  Benj.  Simeon  a  portion 
3  4.  one  gate  of  Jofeph,  one  gate  of  Benjamin 
Hof.  5.8  .cry  aloud  at  Bethaven  after  thee  O  Benja. 
Obad.19.  and  Benjamin  (hall  poffeffe  Gilead: 
I  5 


Zech.i  4.  ip.land  (hall  be  inhabited  from  Sen  gate 
Children  e/"2B$ettjatiutl,  See  it  in 

CljtIDicn. 
385enjam<tt  joyned  with  Jot/A 

Jndg.  10.9. Am.paffed  oyer,to  fight  agjud.&  Ben. 

1  I^«.i4.4  3.fpeak  to  all  the  houfe  of  Jud.  &  Ben. 

i  4  chron.  1 1 . 3 . 

1  Chr. i4. 1 6.there came  of Ben.tk  Jud. to  the  hold 

4  Cfor.n.i.Rehob.gathr.  of  Jud.&  Bew.  18000.0. 

10.  Rehob.  built  in  Jud.&  tfCTZ.fenced  cities' 

1 4.having  Judah  and  Benjamin  on  his  fide 

43.  difperf.hischild.throughout  Jud.&  Ben. 

i4.8.an  army  that  bare  fpears  of  Judah  &  Ben, 

1 5-4.hear  ye  me,  Afa,and  all  fudah  and  Benja. 

8 .  put  away  the  idols  out  of  Judah  an  J  Benj. 

9-he  gathered  all  Judah  and  Benjamin  at  Jer. 

4  5.5.Amaz.made  Capt.throughout  Ju.&  Ben. 

3  1. 1. threw  down  alt.throughout  Jud.  &  Ben],  j 

34.9.delive.che  money  gath.out  of  Jud. &  Ben. 

Uz?.  1.5.  rofe  up  the  chief  fathers  of  Judah  &  Bctz. 

4.  i  .when  the  adverfaries  of  Judah  &  BCT7„heard 

io.p.all  the  men  of  Jud.  &  BCTZ.gathr.iaJer.uf. 

Neh.  1 1 .4.  at  Jeruf.dwelt  certain  of  Judah  &  Ben. 

3 6.  of  Levites  were  divifions  in  Jui.&  Ben. 

I4.34.after  them  went  Judah  and  'Benjamin 

£^V).8.4i.between  bord.of  Jud.&  BenAhz\be  for 

Landof  flBenjainire. 

Jud.z  1. ii. his  wife,and  goe  into the  land  of  Ben. 

1  Sam.o.  1 6.  fend  1  hee  a  man  out  of  the  la.  of  Ben. 

4  Chr.  1 5.8  .put  away  the  idols  out  of  the  l.of  Ben. 

fer.  1 . 1  .of  the  Priefts  in  Anath.  in  the  lad  of  Ben. 

17.16.come  from  the  land  of  Bca/'.bring. offer. 

3  4.44  .take  witneffes  in  the  land  of  Benjamin 

3  3 . 1 3 .in  the  land  of  Benj.ihzW  flocks  paffe  ag. 

37.i2.Jer.wentforth,togo  into  the  la.  of  Ben. 

Tribe  of 'iBm\miin. 

Num.  1 . 3  7  .were  numb.of  the  tribe  of  Ben.  3  5  4oo. 

i.i4.then  the  tribe  of  Ben.Sc  the  Capt.Abidan 

10.44..  over  the  hoft  of  the  tri.  of Ben.  Abidan 

1 3.9.  of  the  tribe  of  Benja.  Palti  fon  of  Raphu 

34.4i.ofthe  tribe  of  Bctz.  ElidadfoofChifleu 

Jof.  1 8 . 1 1  .lot  of  the  tribe  of  B«z.came  up  accord. 

4 1  .cities  of  the 'tribe  of  Ben.  Jeric.Beth-hog. 

4 1 .4.out  of  the  tribe  of  Sim.  and  Ben.  1 3  .cities 

iChr.  6.65. 

17.0m  of  the  tribe  of  Bcnjam.Gibcon,Gcbz 

1  Chro.  6.60. 

fitde.zQ.  1  a.fentto  the  tribe  of  Ben.  faying,  What 

1  Sam.9-z  1  the  leaft  of  the  famil.of  the  tr.  of  Ben- 

1 0.40. the  tribe  of  Benj amin  was  taken 

4  i.when  he  had  caufed  the  tr.of  Ben-to  come 

1  Kjn.i  2.4  i.Rehob.affem.Jud.with  the  tr.of  Ben. 

Acl.  13-41.  Saul,  a  man  of  the  tribe  of  Benjamin 

Rom.ii.i.l  am  an  Ifraelite,of  the  tribe  of  Benjam. 

Phil.  3.5. 
Kev.j.  8.  of  the  tribe  of  Benjamin  fealed  14000. 

20enjatn(te. 
Judg. 5. if1.;  a.  deliverer,Ehud  fon  of  Gera,a Benja. 
1  Sam.9.1.  K'ifh'j  fon  of  Aphia,a  Benjamite 

4 1  .and  Saul  faid,  Am  not  I  a  Benjamite 
4  Sam.  1 6. 1 1  .how  much  more  now  may  this  Benj. 
19. 1 6.Shimei,a  Benjam.  hafted,  &  came  down 
40. 1  .Sheba  fon  of  Bichri,  a  Benjamite 
1  Kjn.1.8.  thou  haft  with  thee  a  Benjam.v/ho  cuif. 
Efih.  4. 5  .Mordecai  fon  of  Ki(h,a  Benjamite 

HI5enjam(te0. 

fudg.19.16.  the  men  of  the  place  were  Benjamites 

20:3  5.  Ifr.deftroyed  that  day  of  Benja.z  5  100. 

36.  the  men  of  Ifr.  gave  place  to  the  Benjam. 

4o.the  Benjamites  looked  behind  them,and 

4  3  .thus  they  enclofed  the  Benjamites  round 

1  Stf^^.paffed  thorow  the  land  of  the  Benjamites 

i4.7.hea're  now  ye  Benjamites,  Will  the  fon 
1  Cfo-o.47.i2.ninthCapt.  Abiezer,of  the  Benjam. 

IBenitia. 

Neh. jo.  13.  Hodijah,Bani,BCTW?z# fealed 

T&mmii. 
E-T^a  10.3  8.  of  the  fons  of  Bani,Be«^,ShimeJ 

35ejto. 
1  Chron.  44.  46.  the  fonnes  of  Jaaziah,  Beno 

Verfe  47. 

UBenonf. 

Gen.%  5.18.  departing,fhee  called  his  n&meBenoni 
1  Cfc-.4.40.fons  of  IthijZoheth,  and  Bentybeth 


BED        BER 

ffient. 
Pfal.7.1 2.he  hath  bent  his  bow5and  made  it  ready 

j  7.  i4.have  bent  their  bow  to  caft  down  the  po. 
i/a.j.z8.their arrows  fharp,&  all  their bowes  to 

2  1 . 1 5.  they  fled  from  the  bent  bow 
Lam.z.^.he  hath  benthis  bow  like  an  enemy 

3 . 1 2.he  hath  bent  his  bow,  &  fet  me  as  a  mark 
Mof.  1 1. 7. my  people  are  bent  to  back-fliding 
Zech.9. 1 5. when  I  have  bent  Judah  for  me 

'Bzssa, 
Num.$  2.  j.Nebo  3nd  lieun  is  a  land  for  cattell 


B  ER 


BES 


Ges.j6.32.  Belafon  of  Beor  reigned  inEdom 

1  Chron.1.43. 

Num.  2  2. 5  .Cent  meffengers  to  Balaam  fon  of  Beor 

24.3 .  Balaam  the  forme  of  Beor  hath  faid  it,  & 

Vcrf.15. 
3  i.8.Balaam  the  fon  of  Beor  they  flew  with  the 

Jof.  IJ.  22. 

Dent.  23.4.  hired  againft  thee  Balaam  fon  oiBeor 
Jof.z^.gXeat  to  call  Balaam  fon  of  Bear  to  curfe 
Atozk.6.s.rememb.what  Balaam  fon  of  Beor  anf. 

IBera. 
Gen.  14. 2.made  warre  with  Bern  King  of  Sodom 

TlBerafarj. 
1  Cfc/-.8.2i.ofBenjam.Adaiah,BewMfc/onsofSh. 

^eracfyar;. 

1  Chro.  1 2.3 .  Beracbah  came  to  David  to  Ziglag 

2  dwo.io.26\aflembled  in  the  valley  of  Beracbah 

therefore  called  the  valley  of  Beracbab 
M5eracl)tarj. 
1  Cfo'0.6.39.Afaphfon  ofBeracfeJ7,fonofShimea 

IBerea. 

/^c?.i7.io.fentby  night  Paul  and  Silas  to  Berea 
1 3  Jews  at  Thefalon.hcard  Paul  pre.at  Berea 
20.4.accompanied  him  to  Afia  Sopater  of  Be r. 

SBeveafce. 

Ecclef.q.8. and  bereave  my  foule  of  good 
Jer.  1 5.7.  He  bereave  them  of  children 
£^£.5. 17.1k  fend  evill  beafts,and  they  fhallber. 
36.12.  thou  fhaltnomore  henceforth  bereave 
1 4.neither  bereave  thy  nations  any  more 
Hof.9. 1 2.  though  they  bring  up  childr.  He  bereave 

©ercatcO 
Ge».42. 3  6.me  ye  have  bereaved  of  my  children 

43. 14.  if  I  be  bereaved,!  am  bereaved 
Jer.  18. 2 1. let  their  wives  be  bereaved  of  their  chi. 
2^.36.1 3.  thou  land  devoureft  men,&  haft  ber. 
Hof.  1 3 .8 .  He  meet  them  as  a beare  bereaved 

IBereatietJj. 
iU0*.i.2O.abroad  the  fword  bereaveth,  at  home 

HJerechiar;. 

1  Cfoo.3.20.  Haiubah,  Ohel,  Eerechiah,o?  Zerub. 

9.16  .Bcrechiah  /on  of  Afa,fon  of  Elkanah 
15.23  .Bercefcdb.Elkanah  were  door-keepers 

2  Cfor.28  1 2. heads  of  EphraimAz.ariah,Berecfc^ 
Nefo.  3. 4.next  repaired  Me.fhullam  fon  of  Bcrechiah 

Verf.30. 
6. 18. had  taken  the  daughter  of  the  fon  of  Ber. 

BereO. 

GfW.i6.i4.beholdj  it  is  between  Cadefh  &  Bcred 

Beret). 

1  cM'.7.2o.fons  of  Ephraim,Shuthelah,and  Bcred 

Si5crf. 

1  Chro.7.z6.(or.s  of  Zophath,Shual,Besi 

H&eriatj.  »crttte». 
Gen.46. 1 7 .  fons  of  After  Berwb,fons  of  Beriah 

1  chron.y  .30,3 1. 
Naw?.  26.44.of  Bffii  the  family  of  the  Berater 
45 .  of  the  fons  of  Berz<rf>,  Heber  Hcberites 
i  cfe.7.23.B«'W/?jbecaufe  it  went  evil  with  his  ho. 
8.13  .Berw)?,Shema,heads  of  the  inhab.of  A jal. 

i6.Ipfah,  Johah,  fons  of  Beriah 
23.io.fonsofShimei,Jeufh,Eeri<zJ> 

1 1 .  but  Jeufti  and  Beriah  had  not  many  fons 

Exod.  28.  20.  fourth  row  a  Berill,  Onix,  Jafper 

Chip.39.13. 
Cant.  5.  i4.his  hands  are  as  gold  rings  fet  with  Ber. 
£^.i.i6.wheels  was  like  the  colour  of  Berill 

Chap.  1 0.9. 
28.1 3. every  precious  ftone  thy  coveri.  the  Beril 
Dan.  1 0.6. his  body  alfo  was  like  the  Berill 
Revel.zi.zo.the  eighth  foundation  a  Beril 
H*ente0. 

2  Sam.zo.  i4.Sheba  went  to  Abel,  &  all  the  Bert. 


Kttiti), 

Judg.y.^.zn  hold  of  the  houfe  of  their  god  Berith 

HBeratce. 

AcJ.z^.i  3.  King  Agrippa  &  Bemice  came  to  Catf. 

2  3  .when  Agrippa  and  Bemice  came  in  pomp 

26.3  o.K.rofe  up,&  the  Governour,and  Bernice 

10eroOaclj=2i5a!aOan. 

2  Kin. 20. 1  z.Berod-Bal.knt  letters  &  pref.to  Hez. 

lBerottjati?. 
E^.47. 16.  on  the  North-fide  Hamath,  Berothath 

HJerotljaf. 

2  &z«2.6.8.from  Betah,Ber»tfo«,citiesofHadadez. 

55erotl)ite.  See  ageerottjtte, 

SBmiesf. 

//a.  17.6.  two  or  3 .  berries  in  the  top  of  the  upper. 

Jam.  3 . 1 2.can  a  fig-tree  beare  olive  berries 

mem. 

E^a  2.49.  children  olBefai  went  up  out  of  capti. 

Neh.j.  j  2. 

%etm\). 

Exod.  3 . 1 8  .let  up  goc,we  befeech  thee  3  -daies  jour. 

3  3. 1 8 . 1  befeech  thee,  (hew  me  thy  glory 
Num.  1 2. 1  r.  Alas,my  Lord,I  befeech  thee,lay  not 

1 3  .heale  her  now,0  Lord,I  befeech  thee 
1 4. 1 7 .  now  I  befthec,let  the  power  of  my  lord 
i^.pardonj  befeech  thee,  the  iniquity  of  this 

1  Sam.z^.i  i.O  L.G.of  Ifr.  I  befeech  thee  tell  thy 

2  Sam.i$.  24.  let  the  K.I  befeech  thee  gowiththy 

i6-4.Ziba  faid,I  humb.  befeech  thee,I  may  find 

24.io.now,I  befce.  thee  take  away  the  iniquit. 

1  Chron.  2 1.8. 

2  K/#- 1 9.  r  9.I  befeech  thee,fave  us  out  of  bis  hand 

20.3. 1  befeech  thee, remember  how  I  have 

^.38.3. 

2  Chro.6.40.  my  God,let,I  lefcech  thee,  thine  eyes 

M^.i.f.Neh.fafted,prayed,and  faid,I  befeechthee 

8 .  rememb.I  befeech  thee,the  word  that  thou 

11 .1  befeech  thte,let  now  thine  ear  be  attent. 

Job  10.9.  rememb.  I  bef.  thee,that  thou  haft  made 

4  2.4.Hear,I  befeech,  and  Ik  fpeak,  Ik  demand 
Pfal.8o.  i4.returne,we  befee.O  God  of  hofts  look 

1 16.4. 0  Lord,I  befeech  thee,  deliver  my  foule 
118.25  .fave  now,I  bef.O  LI  befeech  thee  fend 
1 1 9. 108.  accepr,I  te/ee.thee,the  free-will  oftr. 

7^?.64.9.fee,we  befeech  thee,wee  are  all  thy  people 
Jer.  3  8  -4-we  bef.thee,  let  this  man  be  put  to  death 
20.obey,I  befeech  thee,the  voice  of  the  Lord 

42.2.ktjwe  befeech  thee,our  fuplic.  be  accepted 
Van.  1 . 1 2. prove  thy  ferv.I  befeech  thee,ten  dayes 

9  16.I  bef.  thee,  let  thine  ang.&  fury  be  turned 

Amos  7.2.O  Lord  G.  forgive,l  bef.theejoy  whom 

j.cea(e,I  be/ee.thee,by  whom  mall  Jac.  arife 

Jon.  1 . 1 4.we  befeech  ch.O  L.we  fc/]thee,kt  us  not 

4.3.take,  I  befeech  thee,  my  life  from  mee 
Mai.  1  .^.befeech  God  that  he  will  be  gracious  to  us 
Mar.  j.  3  2. they  bef.  him  to  put  his  hand  upon  him 
L«^.8.28.I  befeech  thee  torment  me  not 

9. 3  8  I  befeech  thee,  look  upon  my  fon 
AH.  2 1 . 3  9. 1  bef.  fuffer  mee  to  fpeak  to  the  people 

26.3.I  befeech  thee  to  hear  me  patiently 
Rom.  1 2. 1 .1  befeech  you  breth.by  the  mercies  of  G  • 

1 5.30.1  bef.  for  the  L.  Chnftsfake  ftrive  toge. 
1 6. 1 7.I  befeech,  mark  them  which  caufe  divil. 

1  Cor.  1 .  10.I  befthat  you  all  fpeak  the  fame  thing 
4. 1 6.1  befeech  you,be  ye  followers  of  mee 

1 6. 1 5 .1  befeech  you,  fubmit  your  felves  to  fuch 

2  Cor.i.8.1  befeecb,confirme  your  love  toward  him 

5.20  as  though  God  did  befeech  you  by  us 
6.1  .befeech  you  that  you  receive  not  the  grace  of 
10. 1  I  Paul  my  (elf  befeech  by  the  meeknefle  oi 
2.I  befcech,that  I  may  not  be  bold  when  pr. 
Gal. $,  1 2. 1  befeechyou,he  as  I  am 
Epb.4.  i.I,the  prifon.of  the  ^befeech,  that  ye  walk 
Philip.  4. 2.I  befeech  Evodias,and  befeech  Syntiche 

1  Tbef.Of.  1.  we  te/eeefc  and  exhort,  as  ye  haverecei. 

10.  we  befeech  you  brethren  increafe  more  & 
5.1  i.we  befeech,  know  them  that  labour  atnog 

2  Tkf.z.i.  v/ebef.you  by  the  commingof  our  L. 
Philem.g.fox  loves  fake  rather  I  befeech  thee 

10.I  befeechthee  formy  fon  Onefimus 
Heb.  1 3 . 1 9. 1  befeech  you  rather  to  doe  this 

22.I  befeech  y<u,  fuffer  the  word  of  ex  hortat. 

1  Pe«.2.ii.Ife/ewfcyouasftrangersand  pilgrims 

2  John  5. now  I  befeech  thee  Lady,not  as  though 

HBefeecljfng. 
Mat.8 .j.  came  a  Centurion  befeecbing  him 


BES         BES 

Mar{  1.40. there  came  a  leper  befeecbing  hirn 
Iait.7.3  -Centu.fent  Elders  of  the  Jcwcs  befeecbing 

l&dzt. 
Judg.  19.22.  fons  of  BeLil  kft  the  houfe  round 

Chap.  20. 5. 
Pfal.zz.  1 2.ftrong  buls  of  Bafan  have  befet  me 

i39.5.thou  had.  befet  me  behind  and  before 
Hof-j.z  their  owne  doings  have  befet  them  about 
Heb.iz.i.  the  fin  which  dothfo  eahlybefet  us 

©ettDe,  orlBefiDes. 

Gen.  19. 1 2.  haft  thou  here  any  befides 

26. 1 .  a  famine  in  the  \a.n&, be  fides  th?  firft  fam. 
31.50.  if  thou  take  other  wives  befides  my  dau. 
46.26.  befides  Jacobs  fons  wives,  were  66. 

£#.  1 2.37.lfr.journ.from  Ram.600000.men  &>/?. 
14  9.Egyptias  overtook  them  fe/fotPihahiroth 
29.i2.powre  all  the  hl.befidc  thebot.ofthe  al. 

Lev.i.  1 6.  caft  the  crop  btfick  the  altar 
6.10.  put  the  afhes  be  fide  the  altar 
7. r  3  .befides  the cakes,he  (hal  pfTer  leaven.bread 
9. 1 7. burnt  meat  orTA/ithe  btirnt  off.  of  morn. 
10.12.eat  the  meat  off.without  leav  befthe  alt. 

18.18.  befide  the  other  in  her  life  time 
23.38.theiearefeafts,6e/«fcsthe  Sab.  of  the  L. 

&  befide  your  gifts,&  befaW  your  vows, 
and  befide  all  your  free-will  offerings 
2Vww.29.39. 
Numb. 5.8, h fide  the  ram  of  the  attonement 

20.  fome  man  hath  lien  with  thee  bef.  thine 
6.2i.off.ofthe  Naz.fc/tbathis  handihallget 
1 1. 6. nothing  at  all  befid;  this  Manna 
16.49.in  the  pi.  14700.  befide  them  about  Kor. 
24. 6. thy  tents  O  jacob,as  Cedatskfide  waters 
28.10.bumt  off.of  every  Sab ie/.contin.bu.ofF. 
23.  offer  thefe  bef.  the  burnt  off.in  the  morn. 
Verf.31. 

29.6.  befide  the  burnt  offering  of  every  moneth 
t  1 .  befide  the  fin-offering  of  the  attonement 
i6.k/«fethecontin.burntoff.  Ver.  19,  22, 

i^23j3I>?4»?8- 
3  1 .8  .they  flew  the  Ks.of  Midian  befide  the  reft 

Deict.  3.5.  befide  unwalled  townes  a  great  many 
n.30.againft  Gilg.kfide  the  plains  of  Moreh 
18.8.  fliall  hive  like  portions  to  eat,  befide  that 
I9.9.add  three  cities mot,be fides  thefe  three 
29. 1  .befide  the  covenant  he  rrade  with  them  in 

/oj&.3.i6.chyAdam,that  is  befide  Zaretan 
7.2.  fent  men  to  Ai^which  is  befide  Bethaven 
i2.9.the  K.of  Ai,which  isbefide  Bethel,one 
1 3 .4.8c  Mearah,w  hich  is  befide  the  Sydonians 
17.  f.tcn  portions  to  Manai.6e/?.the  la.  of  Gile. 

2  a.  19.  rebcll  not  in  building  an  ak.bef.the  alt. 

29.G-forb.we  (liould  build  an  alt.  befide  the 
Judg.6.i7.  if  it  be  drie  upon  all  the  earth  befide 
7.1.  Gideon  pitched  befide  the  well  of  Harod 
8.26.  weight  of earings /w/zkfe  0rnam.r700.fh. 
befide  chains  about  their  camels  necks 
11.34.  befide  her,he  had  neither  fon  nor  dauoh. 
20. 1 5. Ben j. were  26000  befide  inhabit.of  Gib. 
17.  men  of  Ifr.  befide  Ben  jam  .were  400000. 
36.  truftedtotheliersin  v/ahbefide  Gibeah 
Ruth  2.  I4.fhe  fate  befide  the  reapers 

1  Sam.^.  1. Ifr.pitched  againft  Vhilld. befide  Eben. 

19.3.  Ik  goe  ftand  befide  my  father 

2  Sam.  13.23  had  lhcep-lhea.in  Baal-Ha.fc/^Eph. 

1  Kjn.4. 2 3. Solomons  provif.  befide  Harts, Roc-b. 

5.16.  befides  the  chiefe  of  Solomons  Officers 
9.26.made  a  naviein  Ezion  Gcb.  befide  Eloth 
10.13  .all  her  defoe,befides  that  which  Sol.gave 
1  ^.befide  the  gold  hee  had  of  the  merchant 
2  Chron.9.14. 
11.25  .befide  the  mifchicfe  that  Hadad  did 
13.3  1. lay  my  hones  befides  his  bones 

22.7.  is  therenot  a  Prophet  of  the  Lord  befides 

z  Chro.  j 8. 6. 

2  Kin.  1 1 .20.flew  Athali.ih  befide  the  Kings  houfe 

1 2. 9. took  a  ehcft,and  fet  it  befide  the  altar 
21.16.fce/fcfehisl1n,  wherewith  he  made  Judah 

1  Cfcr.3 .9.  thefe  were  fons  of  David,  befide  fons  of 

2  Chr.9.1 2.all  her  defires,  befides rhat  lliee  had  br. 

17.19.  thefe  waited  on  the  K.  bef.  thofe  whom 
zo.i. other  befides  Ammonittscame  ag.  Jehof. 
26. 19.lepr.rofe  up  in  his  foreh.from  befithe  al. 

3  1.1 6. befide  their  genea!.  of  males  from  3-yeer 
Ey.  i.4.help  with  filv.&  gold.bef.the  free-wil  off. 

6.ftren.  their  hands  with  gold,  befide  all  that 
2.6 5. con 


BE  S 


BE  S 


2.65.  cong.  was  4*360.5 


bites  ferv.artd  maids 
Nehem.7.67. 
Neb  <  15. taken  bread  &wine,fe/?.4 => .fhek.offil. 
'  1 7. at  my  tab.  1 50  Jews,  fe.thofe  that  came 
mi.  z 2  z.be  leads  me  befide  the  ftill  waters 
Cant  18  feed  thv  Kids  fe^thymepheards  tents 
Zft  2  2  20  bleffed  are  ye  that  fow  &>/*&  all  waters 

'<  6  8  lie  gather  others  befide  thofe  that  are  ga. 
fer  26  22  added  to  them  fcjf^  many  like  words 
£.  "«,  ,'j,i?  .He  deftroy  the  beafts  fro  fe.great  wa. 
Dan 1  i.4.kingd.fhalbe  pluckt  up  for  others be  fid. 
Mat  i4.ii.caten,were  about  5ooo.men&e/?.wo. 

i<  ,8.thacdideat,were400o.men  befi.wom. 
Luk  16. 16 -befit-  all  this,between  us  &  you  a  gulf 

z\.ii.bc(rdes  all  this,to  day  is  the  3. day  fince 

1  Cor.  1. 16. [be fides. ,1  know  not  whether  I  bap.any 

2  C«\  11. zi.be fides  thofe  things  that  are  without 
Vhilem.  i9.thou  oweft  thine  own  felfe  &e/Jde* 

2  Pef  1. 5 >]««  this,giving  all  d.ligence, adde 
&>too0  befits-  See  i£)rml}, 
^  H5ettt>e. 

Mar.  ? .  x  1  -they  faid  ,He  is  befide  bimfelfe 
Jtf.26.24.PauU  Thou  art  befide  thy  felfe 
2  Cor  <  1 2  whether  we  be  fc/ab  our  lelves,it  is 

HBeaege. 
Df  «t.  20. 1 2.  if  make  no  peaceful  warfrficp  it 
\a.vrhenbefiegez  city,not  deftroy  the  trees 
28. 5  *.he  ihall  fc/Fege  thee  m  thy  gates.  V. 5  2. 
1  S5.2  j. 8 .  Saul  called  the  peop.to  £e/?e.David  in 

1  Kw.8.27.if  their  enemies  fre/z.them  in  the  land 

2  CfomiJ.  28. 

2  I&.24.1 i.Nebuch.fc  his  ferv.  did 6e/7ege  Jeruf. 
^.2i.2.goi.p,OElam,fcj%,OMedia 
/er.2 1.4-  He  turne  your  weap.aga.them  that  befi. 

'  g.goeth  out  to  Cald.that  befiege youfhal  live 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1  .David  fent  Joab,  &  fe/tfgerfR-ibbah 

l-Chron.ZO.l. 

20. 1 5.  fce/wd  Sheba  in  Abel  of Beth-Maach. 

1 $B.i6.i7.6mriandallIfracl  befieged Tirzah 

20.i.Be'nhadad  &e]Z.  Samaria,  &  warred  aga.it 

2  Kjn.6. 2  5  .befieg.it,  till  an  affes  head  was  fold  for 

2^^6.24. 

16  5. Re  z  in  and  Vzkzhbefieged  Ahaz,but 

17.  5  .king  of  Aflyriafey«^ Samaria  3. years 

Chapr.  189. 

19.24.I  have  dried  up  the  rivers  of  beficg.phces 

lfaiah  37. 25. 

24.10.  the  king  of  Babylon  befieged  J^rufalem 

25.2.  it  was  befieged  to  the.  n.yeareofZedek. 

Jerem.^z.%. 

Ecclef.9. 1 4. came  a  great  king  againft  it,and  befie. 

lfa.\.%,thz  daughter  of  Zion  as  v.beficged  Sizy 

Jer.T,  2.*.then  the  K.of  Bab.army  befieged  Jerufa. 

Chapt.jp-i. 

jj.f.whcnthe  Cald.that  &e/.Jer.hearc  of  Pha. 

E\p^.4. 3  .fet  thy  face  againft  it,  &  it  flialb ;  befieg. 

6. 12. he  that  remains,  &  is  befieged,  fhall  die  by 

Dan.  1 . 1  .in  the  3 d.year  of Jehojakim  Neb.fe/?. Jer. 

a&efouafal). 
Neh.2.  .6.old  gate  repaired  Mefhul.fon  oiBefodaiab 

m&clame. 
^•14.23. He  fweep  irwith  the  befome  of  deftruft. 
20rfo?. 

1  Sa.30_9.Dav  &  600. men  cime  to  the  brook  B. 

10.     200X0  faint  could  not  go  over  br.Be. 

2i.came  to  them,they  had  made  abide  at  B. 

Befougbt. 

Gew.42.21.when  hebefoitgbt  us,&  we  would  not 

Exod.2  2.1  i.Mofcs&e/o.why  doth  thy  wrath  waxe 

Dent.  2 . 2  3 .1  befought  the  Lord  at  that  time,  faying 

2  Sam.  1 2. i6.David  befought  God  for  the  child 

1  Kin.  1 -t.6. mm  of  God  befo.thc  L.  &  the  Ks.ha. 

■  2  Kjn.  1 . 1 3  .the  3 d  capt.fell  on  his  knees,  &  befou. 
i3.4.J^hoahaz  befought  the  L.  &  the  L. heard 

2  Chr. 3  3 .12.  Manaf.in  affliction  befought  the  Lo. 
E^.8.2  3/0  we  tafted  &  befought  ova  Gv;d  for  this 
Efi.S. 2. befought  him  with  teatesto  put  awav 
Jer.26.19.did  he  not  fear  the  L.  &  fc/iw..he  Lo. 
Mat.Z.i  1.  fo  the  divcls  befought  htm,  If  thou  caft 

l^.they  befought  him  he  would  depart 

Luke  8.37. 

14.36.  befought  they  might  touch  the  he  n  of 

Marke  6.%  6, 

1  ^.23.difciples befought  him,faying,Send  her 

18.29.his  fellow  ferv.fell  down  &  befoug.hirc 


B  E  S        BET 

Mar.f.  1  o.befo.much  he  would  not  fend  them  out 
1 2.divels  befought,  Send  us  into  the  fwine 
23.JairusfcyS.him  greatly3My  little  daugh. 
7.26.(he  befou.hu  would  caft  the  divell  out  of 

8. 2  2.blind  man,they  befoug.  him  to  touch  him 
£«^.4.38.they  befou.him  for  Simons  wives  moth. 

5.1 2. a  man  full  of  leprotic  befought,  If  thou 
7.4  befong.him  inftantly,faying,laying-He  was 

8.3  i.bcfought  him  he  would  not  comand  them 
3  z.befoAiim  to  fuffer  them  to  enter  into  the 
3  8. the  man  bcfo.th&t  h:  might  be  with  him 
4 1 .  Jairus  befou.him  to  come  into  his  houfe 

9.40  I  befougbt  thy  dilcip.to  caft  him  our,but 
1 1 . 3  7.a  certain  Pharifee  befought  him  to  dine 
John  ^.^o.Svmix.befoug  him  that  he  would  tarry 
47  .nobleman  of  Caper,  befhimto  heale  his 
19.3  1  .befougbt  Pilate  their  legs  might  bebrok. 
3  8  .befougbt  Pilate  he  might  take  the  body  of 
A51.1 3. 42. Gentiles befithzk  words  mightbepr. 
16.1  j.Lydiafe/o«gteus,Ifye  have  judged 

39.came  &  befou.him.  &  brought  them  out 

21.12.  befought  him  not  to  go  up  to  Jerufalem 

25.2.fo/o#.Feftus,&  delired  favour  aga.  Paul 

27.33  .Paul  befought  them  all  to  take  meat 

z  Cor. 1 2.8. for  thisthing  \befougbt  the  L.  thrice 

1  Tim.  1. 3  .as  I  befo.thce  to  abide  ftill  at  Ephefus 

25eft. 
Gen.43.1  i.takeof  the  befi  fruits  of  the  land 
47. 6. in  the  befi  of  thy  land  make  thy  father 
1 1  .in  the  befi  of  the  land3in  the  land  of  Ra. 
Exo.zz.f.befi  of  his  own  field  &  viney.make  reft. 
Num.  1 8 . 1 2.all  the  befi  of  the  oile,and  all  the 

befi  of  the  wine  I  have  given  thee 
29  .heave-offering  fhalbe  of  the  befi 
3  o.when  ye  have  heaved  the  befi  thereof 

Verfe32. 
36.6.marry  to  whom  they  think  befi  :on!y 
DfKi'.2  3.i6.oneofthygat.where  it  likes  him  befi 

1  Sam.8. 14. he  will  take  the  befi  of  your  vineyard 

1  j.9.Saul  &  rhe  people  fpaied  Agag,&  the  befi 
1  f  .the  people  fpared  the  befi  to  faenfice 

2  Sam.  1 8. 4.  what  feemeth  you  be(i,l  will  doe 

1  Kin.  10. 1 8.  over-laid  the  throne  with  the  fe.go. 

2  jf(i«.io.3.1ook  out  even  the  fe/?  of  your  ma.fons 
Eft.  2. 9. preferred  her  &  her  maids  to  the  befi  place 
Pfal.  29.5  .every  man  at  his  befi  ftate  is  altog.van. 
tof.7.9.theroofe  of  thy  mouth  like  the  befi  wine 
£^.3i.i6.all  the  trees  of  Eden,  the  befi  of  Leb. 
Afic.7-4.1he  befi  of  them  is  as  a  briar 

Luk- 1 1- z  1- bring  forth  the  befi  robe,  &  put  it  on 

1  Cor.  12.31.  but  covet  earneftly  the  befi  gifts 

Sefteat). 

Ifa.  8 . 2 1  .they  fhall  pafle  thoro w  it  hard  beftead 

JBeftttre. 

2  Sam.  j.24.Mulberry  trets,  then  befiirre  thy  felfe 

fljeftw. 
Exo.  3  2.29.that  he  may  kftorv  upon  you  a  bleffing 
Draf.14.26.bej2.that  mony  for  what  ever  thy  foul 
2  Cfco.24.7.did  they  beftowupon  Baalim 
E^ro-  7. 20.  which  thou  fhalt  have  occafion  tobeft. 
be  flow  it  out  of  the  Kings  treafure-houfe 
Lu\.  12  17.no  room  where  to bejiorv my  fruits 
1 8  .build  greater,and  there  w  ill  I  befiow 
1  Cor.  1 2 . 2  3  .on  thefe  we  befl.more  abund.honour 
1 3. 3.though  I  bcfi.Al  my  goods  to  feed  the  po. 
^BeftomeD. 

1  2(iw.io.26.had  i200o.horfmen,whom  h:bcft. 

2  Cbron  9.25. 

2  Kjn.<i  .24.  he  be flowed  them  in  the  houfe,let  the 

12.1  f  .delivered  the  mony  to  htbefio.  on  work 
1  Cbr.z9.z5 .L.beftow.on  Sol.fuchroyallmajefty 
lfa.62  ^.according  to  all  th?  L.hath  befiowed on 

g>eat  goodneffe  befi.  on  the  houfe  of  Ifr. 
John  4.38  .whereon  ye  befiowed  no  labour 
Kfl».i6.6.Maty  befiowed  much  labour  on  us 

1  Cor.  1 5. 10. bis  grace  fcfto.on  me  was  not  in  vain 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 1  .gift  bellowed  upon  us  by  the  nrseanes  of 

8.i.graceof  G.  beftowedon  the  Church  of  Ma. 
Gal  4.1 1. left  I  have  befiowed  labour  in  vain 

1  Joh.%  .i.maner  of  love  the  Path,  hath  befi.  on  us 

JBetatj, 

2  Sam.%.%.  from  Betah  &  Berothai  cities  of  Hada 

tt$eten. 
Jojb.19,1  f.Afhers  border  was  Hali  and  Betftf 

215eti)abara. 
,/ote  1 . 28  .thefe  things  were  done  in  Betbabara 


BET        BET 

5J5etbana!>. 

fojh.  1 9. 3*.  .Horem,and  Betbanah,8c  Bethfhemefh 

Judg.  1 . 3  3 .  did  Naph.dri  ve  ou  t  the  inhab.of  Bet. 

but  the  inhab.of  Betbanah became  tribut. 

IBetbanotij.  , 

/o/7i  j.?9.inheritan.of  Judah,  Maacah,  Bethanotb 

2l5eti()ait?. 
Mat.  21. 17. he  went  out  of  the  city  inzo  Bethany 
26.6.whenjefus  wasinBeffc.in  theho.of  Sim. 
Mar\e  14. 3. 
Ate".  1 1 .  i.eame  nigh  to  Jer.to  Beth,  at  rhe  mount 

Luke  19-29. 

1  i.went  out  at  eventide  toB£??>.with  the  1 2. 
1 2.when  they  were  come  fio  Betb.hz  was  h. 

Lu\.  24. 5  o.led  them  forth  as  far  as  Bethany 

John  1  n.man  was  iick,named  Lazarusof  Beth. 

18. Bethany  was  nigh  to  ?er.  1 5.  furlongs  off 

12.1  Jefus  came  to  Be^.6.daies  before  the  paf. 

Betharabafe. 

fof.  1 5. 6. border  of  Jud.pafled  by  the  North  of  B. 

6 i.Judah  inher.in  the  wildernes  Betbarabab 

i8.22.cities  of  Benjamin  were  Betbarabab  and 

llSetljatbd. 
Hof.  10. 14.  as  Shalman  fpoiled  Betbarbel  in  the  d. 

Betbacam, 

fof.i  3.27.10  the  tribe  of  Gad  Betharra  in  the  val. 

Tit  etbaton, 

Jof.j.z  Tent  to  Ai,which  is  befide  Bethaven 

i8.i2.goingout  of  Ben.  lot  at  the  wild.of  Be. 
1  St.  1 3.5. pitched  in  M'chmafh  Eaftw.from  Bet. 

14.23. the  battel!  pafled  over  unto  Bethaven 
Hof.4. 1  ^.neither  go  ye  up  to  Bethaven 
5-8.cry  aloud  at  Bethaven  after  thee 
10.5  .inhab.of  Sam.fear,bec.of  the  calves  of  B. 
Betbasmafcrtb. 
IVefc.7.28.the  men  of  Betbaxpiavetb  forty  &  two 

BetfcBaalme  n. 
fof.11.17.  Mofcs  gave  to  Reuben  Betb-Baalmeon 

Jpetbbarah. 
//«jjj.7.24.take  the  waters  before  them  to  Bethba. 
men  of  Ephr.took  the  waters  to  Bethba. 

a&ethbtref. 
1  Cfcr.4.3  i.Shimei  his  ions  dwelt  at  Bethbirei 

UJetbcaiv 
1  St. 7. 1 1  .fmote  Phil.til  they  came  under  Bethcar 

WetfcOagon. 

/o/!i5.4i.inher.of  Judah  in  the  valley  of  BefW. 

19.27.  Afhers  lot  turneth  to  Betb-digon 

HBetlj-Diblatbatra. 

^.48.22.  judgement  is  come  upon  Betb-diblatb. 

IBetbel. 

Ge».i  2.3.  Abrah.pitched,having  Bef.on  the  Weft 
13. 3. Abraham  went  between  Betbel3.nA  Hai 
28. 19. Jacob  called  the  name  of  the  place  Beth. 
Chapt.35.15. 
3  5.6Jacob  came  to  Lirz,that  is,Bethel 
8  .Deborah  buried  beneath  Bethel 
fofh.8. g.lic  in  ambufh  between  Beffce'  and  Ai 

Verfe  12. 
1 7  .not  a  man  left  in  Ai  or  Bethel 
1 2. 9. the  king  of  Ai,whichis  befide  Bethel,onc 

i6.the  king  of  Bethel  one 
16. 1  .lot  of  Jofeph  fell  through  mount  Bethel 

2.and  goeth  out  from  Bethel  to  Luz 
18.13  -border  of  Ben.went  to  the  fide  of  Beth. 
22. cities  of  Benjam.were  Zamaraim,  Bethel 
fudg.  1 . 2 2. houfe  of  7'jfeph  went  up  againft  Beth. 

2  3  .houfe  of  Jofeph  fent  to  defcry  Bethel 

4. 5 .Deborah  dwelt  between  Ramah  &  Bethel 
iSa.i2.z.     looo.were  with  Saul  in  mount  Bet. 

1  Cfc)-.7.2  8.poffeffionsof  Ephraimwere  Bethel 

2  Chr.  1 3 . 1  g.Abijah  purfued  Jerob.&  took  Betiiel 
Exr&  2.28.themenofBefWand  Ai,  223. 
2Vefc_7.32.the  men  of  Bethel  and  Ai,i2j. 

1 1 . 3  1  .children  of  Ben  .dwelt  at  Mich.&  Beth. 
Hof  1  o.  1 5  .fo  fhall  Bethel  do  unto  you,becaufe 
Amos  5.5-feek  not  Bethel,  nor  enter  into  Gilgal 
and  Bethel  fhall  come  to  nought 
At  ffietbel.     - 
2  Kjn.z.  2  Jons  of  the  prophets  that  wore  at  Bethel 
23 .1 5.altar  that  was  at  Bethel  he  brake  downe 
Amo.7. 1 3  .prophelie  not  again  any  more  ar  Bethel 

FromT&ttttyl. 
Gen.2  5.i6.journied  from  Bctbel,fk.  there  was  but 
fof.  1 6. 2. lot  of  Jofeph  goevh  from  Bethel  to  Luz 
fudg.  z  1 . :  9.  that  goeth  up  from  Bethel  to  Sheche 

i«215etbel 


BET        BET 

in.  HBttW- 
i  Sa.  50.27.  a  prcfent  to  them  that  were  in  Bethel 

1  J$s.i  a.i9.he  fet  the  one  in  Bethel,  &  the  other 

3  a.fo  did  Jeroboam  in  Bethel.  Ver.  3  3 . 

he  placed  in  Beffc/priefts  of  the  high  pi. 
1 3 .4.  man  of  God  cried  aga.the  altar  in  Bethel 
,    1  i.there  dwelt  an  old  Prophet  in  Bethel 

what  the  man  of  G.  had  done  in  Bethel 

3  i.eried  againft  the  altar  in  Bcth.(ha\  come 

zKjn.10.z9.  Jehu  departed  not  fro  calves  in  Bet. 

I7.a8.oneofthcprieftscame  &  dwelt  in  Bet. 

2  3.  i^.did  according  to  all  he  had  done  in  Be. 
Hof.  1 2-4-hc  found  him  in  Bethel,  and  there  he 
Amos  5.6.there  be  none  to  quench  it  in  Bethel 

OfT$it\)Zl. 
Gen.iz.S.  Abraha  removed  on  the  Eaft  of  Bethel 

3 1.1 3.I  am  the  God  of  Bethel 
Jof. '7.2.A1  which  is  on  the  Eaft  fide  oiBethel 

i2.i6.thekingofBe?Wone 
Judg.z  i.io.feaft  in  Shil.on  the  Northfide  of  Be. 

2  ICw.23.17.that  proclaimed  aga.the  altar  in  Be. 
/er.48. 1 3.houfe  of  Ifia.were  afhamed  oiBethel 
Affio.i.  14.1k  vifit  alfo  thealtarsof  Bethel 

7.io.AmaZiah  prieft  of  Bethelknt  to  Jeroboa 
ToovmitoT&ttyd. 
Gen.  1 3 . 3 .  Abram  went  from  the  South  to  Bethel 

3  y.i.goupto  Bethel,znd dwell  there 

3  .let  us  arife,and  go  up  to  Bethel 
1  S#».7.i6.went  from  year  to  year  to  Bethel 
10.3  .meet  three  men  going  up  to  God  to  Beth. 

1  Kjn.i  3. 1. a  man  of  God  came  to  Bethel 

io.returned  not  by  the  way  that  came  to  B. 

2  i\,«Z.2. 2-tne  Lorcl  natn  ftnt  me  to  Bethcl 

they  went  downe  to  Bethel 

23  as  he  went  up  from  thence  to  Bethel 
2  3.4.burnt  groves,and  carried  aflies  to  Bethel 
Amos  4.4.come  to  Bethel  and  tranfgreffe 

iBettjehte. 
1  Kjn.  16. 3 /L.Hkl  the  Bethelite  builded  Jericho 

H5etl)cmeli. 
,/tf/;i9.27.Afh.lotturnethto  theNorth  of  Beth. 

TBet\)tr. 
Cant .2. 1 7. like  a  young  Hart  upon  Bethet 

llgettjefua. 
John  y.i.apoole  called  in  Hebrew  Bethefda 

JBefyejel. 
Mk.  1 . 1 1  .came  not  forth  in  the  mourni-of  Bet  he . 

515et^©aOer. 
1  Cfcr.2.5  i.Hareph  the  father  of  Beth-Gader 

fl5etl)=<©amal, 

fer.+S. 23. judgement  is  come  upon  Beth-Gamul 

BetJ^aecerein. 

Neh.  3 . 1 4.Malchiah  ruler  of  par  t  of  Beth-Haccerem 
Jer.6. 1  .fet  up  a  iigne  of  fire  in  Beth-Haccerem 

Ito.32.36.thechtldren  of  Gad  built  Beth-ham 

H&eti^oalalj. 

Jof.  1 5.6.  border  of  Judah  went  up  to  Beth-hoglah 

i8.ip.borderofBen.paffedbythefideofBcffc. 

2  i.eities  of Benjam  were  Jericho,Beth-bogl. 

TBtttyJeUmatt). 

Num-l  3  .-19-they  pitched  by  Jordan  from  Beth- J. 

Jof.  iz.i  .ruled  to  the  fait  fea,the  way  to  Beth-Je. 

1 3.20.Mofes  gave  to  Reuben  Beth- Jef moth 
Ewk-z  j.o.  the  glory  of  the  country  Beth-Jefimotb 

H&etf)tnke. 
1  Ki».8.47.if  fhey  (hall  bethink  themf.in  the  land 
2  Cbron.6.37. 

Jof.  ig.6.in  Simeons  inheritance  Beth-lebaoth 

SBetWem. 
Gen.  3  5 . 1  o.in  the  way  to  Ephrath  which  is  Bethl. 
Chapt.48.7. 
Jojh.  1 9. 1  <;.l&3\3.h,Bethlehcm  cities  of  Zebulun 
Judg.  1 2.8.Ibzan  of  Bethlehem  judged  Ifrael 

10.  Ibzan  died  and  was  buried  in  Bethlehem 

Ruth  1 .  ip.they  two  went  till  they  came  to  Bethlc. 

when  they  came  to  Bethlehem ,all  the  city 

22.cametoBefW.inthebegin.ofbarley-har. 

2.4.Boaz  came  from  Bethlehem 

4. 1 1  .be  famous  in  Bethlehem 

1  Sam.16-4.ind  Samuel  came  to  Bethlehem 

17.15.  Dav.returned  to  his  fath.fheep  at  Bethl. 

20  6.  asked  leave  that  he  might  run  to  Bethleh. 

_  Verfe28. 

2  Sam.z.i  i-kuried.  Afahel  inSethlehem 


BET       BET 

23.i4.garrifonsof  the  Phil. was  in  Bethlehem 

1  chron.11,16. 

1 5  .drink  of  the  water  of  the  Well  of  Bethle. 

1  Chron.xi.ij. 

i6.drew  water  out  of  the  WellofBe/Wetew 

1  Chron.11.1S. 

34.Elhanan  fon  of  Dodo  of  Bethl.3  Worthy 

1  Cfcwz.11.26. 

1  Cfc.2.5i.Salmathe  father  of  Bethlehem 

5  4.fons  of  Salma,  Behleh.  &  the  Netophat. 
4-4.Hur  firft-born  of  Ephrat.father  of  Bethleh. 

2  Chr.  1 1 .6  Rehoboam  built  Bethlehem  and  Etam 
E'Kra  2.2 1. the  children  of  Bethlehem,  123. 
Afcfc7.26.the  men  of  Beffr/ek»z&  Netoph.188. 
Jer.ni.17.  dwelt  in  the  habit. of  Chim.by  Bethle. 
Mat.z.i .)  efus  was  born  in  Bethlehem  of  Judea 

$.in  Bcthleh.of  Judea, for  thus  it  is  written 
6.thoVL,Bethlekcm,ix\  the  land  ofJuda3art  not 
8. he  fent  to  Bethlehem,  and  faid,Go  fearch 
16. flew  all  the  children  that  were  in  Bethle. 

Iz<fc.2.4.Jofeph  went  to  Betblehem,becmfe  he 
1 5  .let-us  now  go  to  Bethlehem, -Mid  fee 

Jobny.qz.  Chriftcomethput  of  the  town  of  Bet. 
H5eth=leljem  <B5pl#atalj. 

Mic.  $.2.thou  Bcth-lebem  £pfcvztafcthough  thou  be 
3)5et*)leijem3IalJat>. 

Judg.  1 7. 7. a  young  man  of  Bcbtl.  Judah,  a  Levite 
8  .he  departed  from  Bethl.  Judah  to  fojourne 
9.I  am  a  Levite  of  Bethlehem  Judah 
19. 1.  he  took  a  concubine  of 'Bethlehem  Judah 
2. his  concubine  went  to  her  fath.ho.to  Bet. 
1 8 . w  e  are  paffing  from  Bethl.  Jud.  to  mount 
I  went  to  Bethle  Jud.hut  I  am  now  going 

Ruth  i.i.Elimel.of  Bethleb.Jud.  went  to  fojourne 
2.M  ihlon,Chilion,Ephrathites  c  Bethl.  Ju. 

1  5,2.17. 1 2. was  rh   fon  of  that  Gphr.of  Bethl.Jit. 

Bettjlefcemtte. 

1  £z.i6.i.Ile  fend  thee  to  Jefle  the  Bethlehemite 

1 8 .1  have  feen  a  fon  of  Jefle  the  Bethlehemite 
1 7.  j  8. 1  am  the  fon  of  thy  fer.Jeffe  the  Bethle. 

2  Stf.21.19.Elhan.the  Bethl.flevi  thebrot.of  Gol. 

25eth-fllj)aadhal). 

2  S«.20.i4.Sheba  went  to  Abel  &  Beth-Maachah 

15.  they  befieged  him  in  Abel  of  Beth-Ma. 

IBetfsmatcabotl). 

Jofip.^.Beth-marcaboth  a  city  of  Simeon 

1  Cfc.4.3 1.  funs  ofShimei  dwelt  at  Beth-marcab. 

l&ettjmeon. 
^.48. 23. judgement  is  come  upon  Bethmeon 
J&etljnitttra!). 

Num.  3  2. 3  6.  the  childr.  of  Gad  built  Bethnimrah 
fof.ii.zj.  Mofesgave  to  Gad  in  the  valley  Beth. 

lBcthojon, 
Jof.  10. 10. chafed  them  the  way  that  goes  toBeffc 
1 1  .as  going  to  Bethoron,the  L.caft  hail-fton. 
16.3  .lot  of  Jofeph  goeth  to  thecoaft  of  Bethor. 

5  .border  of  Ephraim  was  to  Bethoron 
1 8 . 1 3  .lot  of  Ben-  came  neer  the  hill  of  Bethor. 
Verfe  14. 
2i.22.Ephraimgavethe  Levites  Bethoron 

1  Chron.6.6%. 
1  Sa.i  3. 18. another  comp.tumed  the  way  toBrt. 
1  Kjn.<).  1 7. Solomon  built  Bethoron  the  nether 

zCbron.S.y. 
1  Cfo\7.24.Ephr.daughterofSherah  built  Betbu. 
z  Chr.z  5.1 3  .fould.fell  on  cities  from  Sam.to  Bet. 

SlBetl^alet. 
Jof.  1  <} .  27.inher.of  Judah.Heihmon,  Beth-Palet 

IBethpajje?. 
Jof  19.ZI. Bedpa^^a  city  of  Iffachar 

Veut.^.zg.wc  abode  in  the  valley  over  ag.B^fcP. 
•      4.46.teftim.which  Mof.gave  over  aga.Be/fcP. 
34.6.he  buried  Mof.in  a  valley  over  zg.Beth-F. 
Jof.  1 3 .20.Mofes  gave  to  Reuben  Beth-Peor 

Berthage. 
Mat.  2 1 . 1  .drew  nigh  to  Jer.  &  were  come  to  Bet. 
Mar.n.i&  Luk.19.z9. 

lBettjpljrirt. 
Neb.  1  i.26.fome  of  Judah  dwelt  at  Eethphelet 
HBctyrapija. 

1  Cfco.4.i2.Efhtonbegate  Bethrapha 

flJettyteljob. 

Judg.  1 8 . 2  8 .  Lailh  w as  in  the  valley  by  Bethrehob 

2  Sa.  io.6.Ammon  hired  the  Syrians  of  Bethrehob 


BET       BET 

2Mfatt>a. 
Mat .  1 1 .2 1  .woe  be  to  thee  Bethfaida  :  for  if  the 

Luke  10.13, 
Mar. 6.^  .conftrained  his  Difcip.  to  go  to  Bethfa, 
8. 2  2. he  cometh  to  Bethfaida, and  they  bring  a 
Luk.9. 1  o-wefrt  to  a  defart  belonging  to  Bethfaida 
/<7fci.44PhilipwasofBfffo/.thecityofAndr.&_ 
1 2.2  i.Greeks  came  to  Philip  of  Bethfaida 
®etl)fban 

1  Sa.i  i.io.faftned  Sauls  body  to  the  wal  of  Bet. 

1 2. took  the  body  of  Saul  fro  the  wall  of  Be . 

2  Sam.  2 1 . 1 2.ftollen  them  from  the  ftieet  of  Beth. 

Jof.  1 7 . 1 1  .had  in  Iffachar  and  Afher  Betbjhean 
1 6. they  of  Bethfoean  have  chatets  of  iron 
Judg.i.z7.ii&  Manaf.drive  out  the  inhab.of  Bet. 
1  fQ%4.i2.toBaana  pertained  all  Bethjhean 

from  Betkfhem  to  Abel-Meholah 
1  Cfc-.7.29.by  the  border  of  M3.mf.Bethfhean,  and . 

1&eti)fx)tmzfi). 
Jof.  1 5. 10. border  of  Judah  went  down  toBethfh. 
19. 22.Iffacharscoaft  reached  to  Bcthjhcmefh 
3  8  .Bethanah,Be£fc/fc-»z.cuies  of  Nephtali 
2 1 . 1 6.gave  to  the  priefts  Betbjh.wxh  her  fubu. 
1  Chon.6.%9. 
Judg.  1. 3  3.  did  Neph.drive  out  the  inhab.of  Beth. 
the  inhab.of  Be^eOT.became  tributAiy 
I  Sdtfz.o'.^.go  by  the  way  of  his  own  coaft  to  Beth. 
1 2.the  Kine  took  the  ftraight  way  to  Bethfb. 
Phil.went  after  to  thebord.rof  Bcthjhc. 
1 3  .they  of  Betifhemfh  were  reaping  wheat 
1 5. men  of ' Betl.fcmjh  offered  bumt-offlr. 
19. he  fmote  the  men  ox  Bethfh:m:fh 
zo. men  of  Betkfcmjh  faid,Whois  able 
1  JC«M-9.fonofDekarin  Bef/i/fc?;«.Solorn.officer 
a  Kjn.  14. 1 1  .looked  one  another  in  the  face  at  B. 
2  Chron.z^  zi. 
1 3 .  Jehoafh  took  Amaziah  at  Bethfhrmefb 
2Cfcwz.25.23. 
28. 1 8. the  Philiftines  had  taken  Bethfhemefh 
Jer.41 . 1 3 .  he  fhall  break  the  images  of  Betbjhem. 
1$ett)fytmtie. 

1  Sa.6.  i4.cartcame  into  the  field  of  Jof.the  Bet. 
i8.ftonercmain  in  the  field  of  Jof.the  Beth. 
IBctbOjittab. 
/«^;.7.22.hoft  of  Midian  fled  to  Betbfbktsb 

Bet^iCappaa^. 
Jof.i  j.J3.inher.  of  Judah  in  the  mo\iM.Beth-ta. 

Wtt\)ncl. 
Gf?z.22.22.Milcahbare  to  Nahor  Bethuel 
2  3  .Bethuel  begate  Rebekah 
24.15  .Rebekah  came,  who  was  born  to  Bethuel 
24.I  am  the  daughter  of  Bethuel.    Ver. 47. 
50. Bethuel  anfwered*  This  thing  proceedeth 
2j.20,Ifaac  took  Reb.to  wife,  daught.of  B^fc 
28 .  j. go  to  the  houfe  of  Beth  thy  mothers  fath. 
5  Jacob  went  to  Laban  the  fon  of  Bethuel 

1  Cfo\4.3o.Shimei  his  fons  dwelt  at  Bethuel 

IBethttl. 
Jojb.  i9.4.Simeon  had  in  their  lot  Bethid 

Wtttyyat- 

Jof.  1 5 . 5  8  .inher.of  Judah  in  the  mountain  Bcth^. 

1  Cfc-tf.2.45.Maon  was  the  father  of  Betb%tir 
z  Ch'r.i  l.7.Rehoboam  built  Bethor, S>hoco 
Neh.2. 16.  fon  of  Azbuk  ruler  of  half  part  of  Beth. 

V&etimes. 
Gen.z6.i  i.they  rofe  up  betim.  &  fware  one  to  an. 

2  Chr.  3  6. 1  f  .lent  his  meffenger,rifing  betimes 
Job  8. 5. if  thou  wilt  feek  unto  God  betimes 

24. 5  .w ild  Affes  rifing  betimes  for  a  prey 
Pjo.13.24.he  thatlovethhim,chaftenethhim&. 

SBetonim. 
Jof.  1 3 .  2p\gave  Gad  from  Heflibon  to  Betonim 
^Betrap. 

1  Cfc'.i2.i7.ifyebe  come  to  betray  me,fteing 
Mat.z^.  1  o  and  fhal  1  betray  one  another 

26.16.from  that  time  he  fought  oppor.to  betr. 
Marke  14. 11. 
2 1  .verily.one  of  you  (hall  betray  me 

Mark  lA.y^.&cJohn  13.21. 
2 3. the  fame  that  dippeth  in  the  difh  fhal  be. 
46.he  is  at  hand  that  doth  betray  me 
Mar.  13.1 2.brother  betray  brother  to  death 

14. 1  o.Judas  went  to  the  chief  priefts  to  betray 
Luke  22.4. 
Luk-z  z.  6.  he 


[  BET        BET 

Lu\. 2  2.6.he  promifed,& fought  opportu.  to  betray 
/ofo.6.64.knew  from  the  begin,  who  fhould  betr. 
7  i. he  it  was  that  fhould  betray  him,one  of 
i  i.4.Simons  fon.which  fhould  fetr.him,why 
ij.z.divell  put  into  Judas  heart  tobetray 
1 1 .he  knew  who  fhould  betray  him,  therfore 
•25etrapeu. 
Mat.  io.A.and  Judas  Ifc.who  alfo  betrayed  him 

Mar^e  3.  19. 
17.  ii,  fon  of  man  fhalbe  betrayed  into  the  ha. 
20. 18. fon  of  man  fhalbe  fetr.to  the  chief  pri. 
26.i.fon  of  man  is  betrayedto  be  crucified 
24.woe  be  to  that  manby  who  the  Son  is  be. 
Mar.14.11.  &Lu\.zz.zz. 
25. Judas  whichfetrdyecianfwered,lsitl  ? 
4  5  fon  of  man  is  betrayed  into  the  hands  of 
Mar\e  14.41. 
48. he  that  betrayed  him  gave  them  a  figne 
27.  j.when  JudaSjwhich fetr.  faw  he  wascon. 
4.I  have  finned  in  that  I  have  betrayed 
Mar.  l^.^.betrayed  him  had  given  them  a  token 
Lu\.z  1 . 1 6.ye  fhalbe  betrayed  by  parents  &  breth. 
/oki8.2.Judaswhich  betra.him  knew  the  place 
5, Judas  which  betray,  him  flood  with  them 
1  Cor.  1 1. 23. fame  night  he  was  fetra.took  bread 

25etraper0. 
AcJ.j.  5  2.of  whom  ye  have  been  now  the  betrayers 
apetrapeft.  SBctrapetlj. 

A/(&M4.4i.lo,he  that  betrayeth  me  is  at  hand 
Z.«^.z2.u.handof  him  that  fetra.  me  is  with  me 
^.betrayefl  thou  the  fon  of  man  with  a  kifTe 
/ofo.ai.20.Lord,  which  is  he  that  betrayeth  thee 

TIBetrotrj, 
Veut.zS.io.betro.z  wife,another  fhal  lie  with  her 
Hof.z.ig.Wz  betroththee  unto  me  for  ever 

He  betroth  thee  unto  me  in  righteoufhes 
20.  He  betroth  thee  unto  me  in  faithfulneffe 
iPetrotbeO. 
Exo.z  1  J.pleafe  not  her  matter  who  hath  betroth. 
9. if  he  have  betrothed  hzt  to  his  fon,  he 
22.  i6.if  a  man  entice  a  maid  that  is  notbetro. 
Veut.zz.z9. 
Levit.iy.zo.vihoto lieth  with  a  woman  betrothed 
Deut.zo.j.-whzt  man  hath  betrothcd^Sc  not  taken 
22.2  j.  if  a  damofel  that  isavirgin  bzbetrotbed 
z  5. if  a  man  find  a  fetw.damofell  in  the  field 
27. the  betroth,  damofell  cried,and  there  was 
Jgetter. 
Exo.  1 4. 1 2. it  had  been  better  for  us  to  have  ferved 
Num.  14.  j. were  it  not  better  for  us  to  returne  to 
/#rfg.8.2.gleanings  of  Ephr.fe#.tben  the  vintage 
1 1.2  j. art  thou  any  thing  better  then  Balak 

1  Sam.  1 .8. am  not  I  better  then  ten  fons 
27.1  .nothing  fef.for  me  then  that  I  fhould 

1 1(78.1.47.  God  make  the  name  of  Sol.fett.then 
2.  j  2. fell  upon  two  men  better  then  he 
19.4.I  am  not  fetter  then  my  fathers 
2 1. 2. He  give  thee  for  it  a  fetter  vineyard 

2  2^72. 5.  1 2.rivers  of  Damaf.fet.then  the  waters 
2  Chr. 2 1 . 1  j .haft  (lain  thy  breth.fet.then  thy  felf 
P/4/.69.3  1 .  pleafe  the  Lord  better  then  an  oxe 
Pro.  1 5 . 1 6. bet. is  little  with  the  fear  of  theL.then 

17. fetter  is  a  dinner  of  herbs,  where  love 
16.8. better  is  a  little  with  righteoufnes  then 
1 6.how  much  better  is  it  to  get  wifdome 
1 7 . 1  .better  is  a  dry  morfell,  and  quietneffe 
1 9. 1  .bet.  is  the  poor  that  walketh  in  his  integ. 
27 .  ic. better  is  a  neighbour  that  is  neere 
28.6.fet.is  the  poore  that  walketh  in  his  upri. 
Eftr/i?/T2.24.nothing  fet.for  a  man  then  to  eat  and 
3.22.nothingfet.  then  that  a  man  fhould  rejo. 
4.  j.yea3fett«-  then  he  is,both  they 
6. better  is  a  handfull  with  quietneffe 
9. two  are  better  then  one 
1 3  .better  is  a  poore  and  wife  child  then  a 
6.cj.better  is  the  fight  of  the  eyes,then  the 

1 1 .  w  hat  is  man  the  better 
7.8.better  is  the  end  of  a  thing  then  the  begin. 

io.that  the  former  daies  were  better  then 
8.15.  becaufe  a  man  hath  no  fett.thing  under 
10.1  i.and  a  babler  is  no  better 
Cam.4.. io.how  much  fef.is  thy  lovethen  wine 
Ifa.  5  6.  5  .a  place,and  a  name  better  then  of  fpns 
Lara. 4.9.  be  flain  with  the  fword  are  better  then 
Etg\.  36.1  i.and  will  do  better  unto  you 
Van.  1 .20.  found  them  ten  times  fett.then  all  the 


BET        BET 

Hof.z.7 .then  was  it  better  with  me  then  now 
Amo.6. 2.be  they  better  then  thefe  kingdomes 
Nah.^.S. art  thou  better  then  populous-No 
Afczt.6.26.areye  not  much  better  then  they 

Lufye  12.24. 
1 2.1 2. is  a  man  better  then  a  fheep 
1 8.6.  fet.a  milftone  were  hanged  about  his  ne. 
Lubj  17.2. 
Rom.  3 .9. are  we  better  then  they 
1  Cor. -j. 1 8. he  that  giveth  her  not  in  mar.doth b. 
8.8.ifweeate,are  we  the  fetter 
9. 1 5. it  were  better  for  me  to  die,then 
1 1. 17. not  for  the  fetter,but  for  the  worfe 
Phil.z.$.  let  each  efteem  other  better  then  himfelf 
Heb.  1 .4.being  made  fo  much  better  then  angels 
6.9. are  perfwaded  better  things  of  you 
7.7<the  leife  is  bleffed  of  the  better 
ig.bringing  in  of  a  better  hope  did 

2  2 .  Jefus  made  furety  of  a  better  teftament 
8 .6.he  is  a  Mediatour  of  a  better  covenant 

which  was  eftablifhed  upon  fet.promifes 
9. 2  3. heavenly  things  with  better  facrifices 

1  o.  3  4. in  heaven  a  better  and  enduring  fubftan. 
1 1 . 1 6. now  they  defire  a  better  country 

3  5. might  obtain  a  better  refurrection 

40. God  having  provided  fome  better  thing 
1 2. 24.fpeaketh  better  things  then  that  of  Abel 
2Pet.2.2i.  it  had  been  fett.for  them  not  to  have 
is  25etter,  or  is  It  JBetter. 

Judg.9.  z  .whether  is  better  for  you,either  that  all 

1 8 .  19. is  it  better  for  thee  to  be  a  prie,ft,to 
K«t^4.ij.whichisfett.tothee  then  7. fons, hath 

1  Sam.  1 5 . 2  2. to  obey  is  better  then  facrifice 

28.to  a  neighbour  that  is  better  then  thou 

2  S£.i7.i4.counlel  of  Hufhai  isfet.then  thecou. 
Eflh.  1 .  19.10  another  that  is  better  then  fhe 

Pfa.  37.16.  little  that  the  right.man  hath  is  better 
63.3  .thy  loving  kindnefle  is  better  then  li  fe 
84.  io.a  day  in  thy  Courts  is  fet.then  a  thoufa. 
1 19.72.law  of  thy  mouth  is  better  to  me 
Pro.  3 . 1 4.merchandife  of  it  is  fet.then  the  mer.  of 
8.1 1. wifdome  is  better  then  rubies 

i9.my  fruit  is  better  then  gold 
1 2.9.is  better  then  he  that  honoureth  himfelfe 
16.3  2.that  is  flow  to  anger,is  fet.then  the  mi. 
19. 22. a  poore  man  is  better  thena  liar 
27. 5. open  rebuke  is  better  then  fecret  love 
Ecclef.6. 3  .an  untimely  birth  is  better  then  he 
7. 1  .a  good  name  is  bet  .then  precious  ointment 
3  .forrow  is  better  then  laughter :  for  by  the 
fadnefs  of  the  count.the  heart  is  made  be. 
8  .fet.  isthe  end  of  a  thing  then  thebeginn. 
patient  in  fpirit  is  fef.then  proud  in  fpir. 
9 .4.a  living  dog  is  better  then  a  dead  lion 
i6.wifdome  is  better  then  ftrength 
1 8. wifdome  is  fewer  then  weapons  of  war 
Cant.  1 . 2.thy  love  is  better  then  wine 
Lu\.  5 .  3  9.for  he  faith,The  old  is  better 
PH.  1. 2 3. to  be  with  Chrift,which  is  far  better 

it  is  fetter,  or  l&ztta  it  is. 
Ges.29.19.it  is  better  that  I. give  her  thee 
2  Sam.  1 8 . 3  .it  is  better  that  thou  fuccour  us  out 
Pfal.  1 1 8 .8  .it  is  better  to  truft  in  the  Lord»thcn 

Verfe  9. 
Pro.  16.1  ^.better  it  is  to  be  of  an  humble  fpirit 
21.9. it  is  better  to  dwell  in  a  corner  of  a  houfe 
Chapt.2j.24. 
19.it  is  better  to  dwell  in  the  wildernefle 

2  5.7  .bet.  it  is  that  it  be  faid  to  thee,  Come  up 
Ecclef.  5 .  5  .better  is  it  that  thou  fhouldft  not  vow 

7.2.  it  is  fetter  to  go  to  the  houfe  of  mourning 
5. it  is  better  to  heare  the  rebuke  of  the  wife 
Jonah  4. 3  .it  is  better  for  me  to  die  then  to  live 

Verfe  8. 
Mat.  1 3 . 8  .it  is  better  for  thee  to  enter  into  life 

Ver.9.&itor.9.43,45,47. 
Mar. 9. 42.it  'abetter  for  thee  that  a  milftone 
1  Cor.7.9.it  is  better  to  marry  then  to  burne 
1  Pet.  3 . 1 7  .it  is  fe«er,if  the  w  ill  of  God  be  fo 

HBcttereO. 
iW4r.5-26.and  was  nothing  fettered,  but  rather 

2H?et  ween,  or  #?  ttoipt. 
Gen.  3 . 1 5  .put  enmity  between  thy  feed  and  her 
?     9.i6.everlaft.covena.fetB'.God  &  everycreat. 
10. 1 2.Refen,feweew  Nineveh  and  Cojah 
13.3  .Abraham  went  between  Bethel  and  Hai 


BET       BET 

7.ftrife  between  theherdmen  of  Abraham  & 
if  .i7.1amp  patted  between  thofe  pieces 
3  o.  3  6.he  fet  3  .daies  joutny  betwixt  himfelf  & 
3  2,i6.put  afpace  betwixt  drove  and  drove 
48.i2.jofeph  brought  them  out  from  fetw.his 
49.  i  o.nor  a  law-giver  from  between  his  feet 

i4.couching  down  between  two  burdens 
£#0.8.23.  Ik  Puta  divifion  between  my  people  & 
1  i-7.L.puts  a  differ,  between  the  Egypt.&  Ifr. 
1 3 .9.and  for  a  memoriall  between,  thine  eies 
Ver.16.  &De«t.6.8.&  11. 18. 

14.2  .and  encamp  between  Migdol  and  the  fea 
20.came  between  the  camp  of  the  Egypt.and 

i6.i.wildernes  of  Sin  between  Elimand  Sinai 
18.16.and  I  judge  between  one  and  another 

26.3  3.vaile  fhal  divide  betw.holy  &  moft  holy 
3 0.1 8. put  the  laver  fetw.the  tab.  and  the  altar 

Ch1pt.40.7j30. 
39.2 f .put  bellsbetwecn  the pomegranats 
Leva.  1 1 .47.  make  a  differ,  fetw.unclean  &  clean 
Num.i  1.3  3. while  the  flefh  was  fefw.their  teeth 
i3.23.bareitfe£we7nwoupona  ftaffe 
2 1. 1 3 .  Arnon,fetwees  Moab  &  the  Amorites 
26.56.poffeiiion  divided  between  rnany  &  few 
30.i6.comma.Mofes  betw.z  man  and  his  wife 
between  a  man  and  his  dauohter 
3 1 .  27.divide  the  prey  between  them  that  tooke 
and  between  all  the  congregation 
Veut.  1 . 1 6.  heare  the  caufes  between  your  brethren 
judge  righteoufly  betw.  every  man  &  his 
i7.8.too  hard  for  thee  in  judgement,  between 
bloud  and  bloud,  fetwe;zplea  and  plea 
and  between  ftroke  and  ftroke,  being 
19.i7.then  the  men  betw.  whom  the  contto.is 

2  5.  i.if  there  be  a  controverfie  between  men 
28.  j 7. that  cometh  out  from  between  her  feet 

3  3 . 1 2.he  fhall  dwell  between  his  fhoulders 
Jof.18.1  i.Benja.lot  came  out  betw. Judah  &  Jof. 
Judg.^.  5. Deborah  dwelt  feftr.Ramah  &  Bethel 

1 7  .peace  between  Jabin,&  the  houfe  of  Hcb. 
9.23.  eviU  fpirit  fetw.Abim.&  the  men  of  She. 
1  i-27X.be  Judge  this  day  fet.the  child.of  Ifr. 
13.25.  fpirit  moved  him  fetw.Zorah  &  Efht. 

16.2  5  .and  they  fet  him  between  the  pillars 

3  1.  buried  Sampfonfeftp.Zorah  &  Efhtaol 

20.3  8.fignfetw.the  men  of  Ifr.&  liers  in  wait 
1  Sa.7.1 2.Sam.fet  a  ftone betw.  Mi'ipeh  &  Shen. 

i4.peace  between  Ifrael  and  the  Amorites 
i4.4.fet».paffages,  by  which  Jonathan  fought 
i  S#.3.i.warfetw.the  houfe  of  Saul,&  the  houfe 

Verfe  6. 
1 8#9.he  was  taken  up  between  heaven  &  earth 

24. David  fate  between  the  two  gates 
1 9. 3  5  .can  I  difcern  between  good  and  evill 
1  Y^n.7,  .9.that  I  may  difcern  between  good  &  bad 
5.12.  there  was  peace  between  Hiram  &  Solo. 
7.28  .the  borders  were  between  the  ledges 

46.inclay  ground  between  Succoth  &  Zart. 
14.3  o.war  between  Rehoboam  and  Jeroboam 
Chapt.  1  f.6. 
1  j.7.war  between  Abijam  and  Jeroboam 

i6.war  between  Afa  and  Baafha.  Ver.3  2. 
18.2 1. how  long  halt  ye  between  two  opinions 

4 2. put  his  face  between  his  knees 
22.  i.three  years  without  war  betw.Syria  &  Ifr. 
34.fmote  the  king  of  Ifr.  between  the  joynts 
2 1(78.9.24.  Jehu  fmote  Jehor.  between  his  armes 
1  i.i7.Jehojadamade  a  coven  .betw.  the  L.and 
between  the  king  alfo  and  the  people 
1 5  <4.the  men  of  war  fled  between  two  walls  by 
/ere^.39.4. 
1  Chr. z  1.16.  angel  ftand  between  earth  &  heaven 
Nch.1.1  z.betw.the  going  up  of  the  corner  to  the 
fob  36.3  2.by  the  cloud  that  cometh  betwixt 
Pro.  18.18  .and  parteth  between  the  mighty 
Cant.  1 . 1 3  .fhall  lie  all  night  betwixt  my  breafts 
Ifa.zz.i  i.yemadea  ditch feftmvz  the  two  walls 
Jer.-j.%.  throughly  execute  judgm.  betw.a.  man  & 
3  4. 1 8 .  paired  between  the  parts  of  the  calfe 

Verfe  19. 
E^.8.3  .fpirit  lift  me  up  between  earth  &  heaven 
io.2.goinfetOT?ewthe  wheels,under  the  Cher. 
18.8  .hath  executed  true  ju4gm.fem>.man  and 
22. 26. have  put  no  difference  between  holy  and 
neither  fhewed  difference feftsvjnclean  & 
3  4. 1 7 .1  judge  ktwefn  cattell  &  cattell,fetwe# 

20.He 


BET        BEW 


BEY       BID 


BID       BIL 


lo.Ile  judge  between  fat  cattell  and  leane 

41.lo.tonp.thecham.wasthewiden.ofao.cu. 

4t.20.to  mike  a  feparat. between  fanc~t.&  prop. 

44. 2 3. teach  my  people  difference betw.  holy  & 
caufe  men  to  difcerntew.unclean  8c  clean 

48.2  2.  fem>.the  border  of  Judah  &  Ben.fhalbe 
Eto.7-f.it  had  3  .ribs  in  the  mouth betw.the  teeth 

8. 16.I  heard  a  mans  voice  betw.the  bankes  of 

1 1.4  f.plant  the  tab.of  his  palace  between  feas 
Hof.z.i.her  adulterers  from  between  her  breatts 
Joel  2. 1 7.1et  the  priefts  weep  betw.  the  porch  & 
Zech.1.9.  lift  up  the  Ephah  betw.  earth  &  heaven 

9.7.  his  abominations  from  between  his  teeth 
1  i.i4.might  break  the  brotherhood  betwJ]aA. 
Mat.z$.  jf.  whom  ye  flew  betw.the  temp.  &  altar 
Lu\.zi. x  i-bef°le  they  were  at  enmity  fef.themf. 
Job.i,  .2 5. a  queftion  between  Johns  difciples  and 
Act.  12.6.  Peter  was  deeping  betw.  two  fouldiers 
Rom.  1  o.  1 2.  no  difference  between  Jew  and  Greek 
1  Co;-.7.34.there  is  difference betw.z  wife  &a  vir. 
Phil.  1 . 2  j  .1  am  in  a  ftrait  betwixt  two 

1  Tm.z.%.  one  Mediatourte)W£«  God  and  men 

H&etxom  Cberubfms.  See  Crjerubftnjf. 
&>ttoO  between.  See  ^itcorj. 
See  alfo  ^fm,^e,€bee,€i)em,31J£,')>ou. 
IBeulab. 

jf/^.6a.4.thy  land  Beulah:  for  the  Lord  delighteth 

JBeamtle. 

Lev. 10. 6. bewaile  the  bnrningjthc  L.hath  kindled 
Pea*.  2 1 . 1  j .  bew.het  f.uher  &  moth. a  full  month 
jWg.  1  1.37. bewaile  my  virginity  I  &  my  fellows 
J/iz.  16.9.1k  bewaile  with  the  weeping  of  Jazer 

2  Cor.  1 2. 2 1. 1  (hall  few.  many  which  have  finned 
Kef.  1 8 .9.  have  comitted  fornication  fhall  bewaile 

SBecoaflet).    HtJe&jatleti). 

Judg.  1 1.38.  bewailed  her  virginity  upon  themou. 
Je>-.4.3  i. the  daughter  of  Z ion  that  few.her  felfe 
i?/^.8 . 5  2.and  all  wept  and  bewailed  her,but  he 
2  3.27.and  of  women  alfo  which  bewa  &  lam. 
2l5erjoare. 
GeK.24.6.  beware  that  thou  bring  not  my  fon  thi. 
Exod  23.21  .beware  of  him,and  obey  h  is  voice 
Deut.6. 1 2.then  beware,  left  thou  forget  the  Lord 
Chapt.8.1 1. 
1  ^.o.beware  that  there  benot  a  thought  in  thy 
Judg.  1 3  .^..beware,!  pray  thee,and  drink  not  wine 

1 3  .of  all  that  I  faid  to  her,let  her  beware 
2  Sa,  1 8. 1 2.few.that  none  touch  the  young  man 
2  f^n -6. o. beware  that  thou  paffe  not  fuch  a  place 
Job  3  6. 1 8  .beware,  left  he  take  thee  away  with  a 
Pro.  19.2$. and  the  (imple  will  beware,  &  reprove 
1  fa. $6. \%. beware  left  Hezckiah  perfwadc  you 
Mat.7.1^. beware  of  falfe  prophets,  which  come 
10.17  .but  beware  of  men 
1 6.6.beware  of  the  leaven  of  the  Pharifces 

Vef.fi;  8cMar.S.i^. 

i2.bade  them  notbew.of  the  leaven  of  bre. 

Mar.  1  a. 3  8  'bewa.oi  the  Scribes  which  love  to  go 

Lu\.  12. 1. beware  of the  leaven  of  the  Phar.which 

1 5. take  heed,and beware  ofcovctoufneffe 

20. 46. few. of the  Scribes,vvhich  delire  to  walk 

/4S.  1 3 .40.  few.therfore  left  that  come  upon  you 

Vhil.^.i  .beware  of  dogs,  beware  ofevill  workers 

beware  of  the  concifion 
Col. z.8. beware, \c&  any  man  fpoile  you 
i  Pet.  3. 1 7. beware, left  ye  alfo  being  led  away 

TfiJesottcbeD. 
Ac^S.o.Simnnbewitchedthe  people  of  Samaria 

1 1  .of  a  long  time  he  had  bewitched  them 
Gal.  3.1.0  foolifh  GalathianSjwho  hath  bewitched 

ffl>ero?ap. 
Ifa.  1 6 . 3  .hide  the  out-cafts,  bewray  not  him 

©esoiapetb- 
P/v>.27.t6.ointmentof  his  hand  which  bew.it  felf 

29.24.he  heareth  cur(ing,and  bewraycth  it  not 
Mat.z6.yi.  art  one  of  them, thy  fpeech  bcwr.thee 

SSejjotttj. 

Gew.  3  5 . 2 1 .1  frael  fpread  his  tent  fejwrf.  Edar 
Levit.  1 5 .2  f  .if  it  run  beyond  the  time  of  her  fepar. 
Num.zz.  1 8.1  cannot  go  foyo.the  word  of  the  Lo. 
Chapt.24. 13. 
0^/^.30.13. neither  is  itbeyondthe  fea 
//«*£.  3. 26.Ehud  pafled  beyond  the  quarries 
1  &K#.20.22.arrowes  are  beyond  thee 

3  6.he  fhot  an  arrow  beyond  him  ' 

37.1s  not  the  arrow  beyond  thee 


2  S<z*.  1  o.  1 6.brought  out  the  Syr.  beyond  the  river 
1  Chron.  19.16. 

1  KV3.4. 1 2.Baana  had  to  the  place  beyond  Joknea 

14. 1 5. the L. fhall  fcatter  them  beyond  the  riyer 

2  Cfo.  20.2.cometh  a  multitude  ag.thee  fcy.the  fea 
£^".4. 1 7  .to  the  reft  beyond  the  river,  Peace,and  at 

20. mighty  kings  which  have  ruled  beyo.the 
6.6.  Tatnai  governour  beyond  the  river 

Apharfac. which  are  bey. thi  river,be  ye  far 
8. even  of  the  tribute  beyond  the  river 
7. 2 1. make  a  decree  to  the  treaf.69w.the  river 
2S.magiftra.  that  may  judge  the  peo.fey.the 
Neh.z.7.  letters  be  given  to  the  governour  bey.tht 
9. then  came  I  to  the  governour  bey.tht  river 
12.38.  from  beyondthe  tower  of  the  furnaces 
lfa. 7. 20.  fhave  with  a  razor  by  them  bey.  the  river 

1 8 . 1  .to  the  land  beyond  the  rivers  of  Ethiopia 
Jer. zz.19.he  fhalbe  caft  forth  beyondthe  gates  of 

2f.22.kingsoftheIflesfe)W2<ithefea 
/4/jw.$.27.togointo  captivity  beyond  Damafcus 
Zeph.  3 . 1  o. from  beyond  the  river  of  Ethiopia 
Mar. 6.  5;  1. they  were  amazed  beyond  meafure 

7.37-were  beyond  meafure  aftonifhed 
Acl.7.43  .lie  carry  you  away  beyond  Babylon 
2  Cm. 8.3. beyond  their  power  they  were  willing 
io.i4.weftrerchoutourfelves  fey.ourmcafu. 
16.  preach  the  Gofpel  in  the  regions  bey. you 
Gal.1.1 3  .bcyo.  meafure  I  pevfec.the  Church  of  G. 
1  Tbef.4. 6. thztno  man  go  beyond,  &  defraud  his 

H3cponO  Jojtoan.  See  Jojftati. 

ISejaleel. 

Exod.  3 1 .2.1  have  called  by  name  Be^.fon  of  Uri. 
Chapt.35.30. 
36.1  .then  wrought  Belled  and  Aholiab 
2jMofes  called  Be^z/.and  Aholiab,  &  every 

3 7. 1  .Bc^al.  made  the  Arke  of  Shittim-wood 

38.2  2.Ee^/.made  all  the  L.comanded  Mofes 

1  C^i'.2.20.Hur  begate  Uri,and  Uri  begate  Be-^a. 

2  Chro.  1 . 5;  .brazen  altar  Be^.made  he  put  before 
E^ra  10.30.fons  of  Pahath,Moab3Bc^<iW 

UUejaf. 

E^ra  2. 1 7. the  children  oiBetai,  323. 
Neh.-7.z3 .the  children  oiBe%ai,  3  24. 

10. 18. chief  of  the  peo.that  fealed  Ha(hum,Bc. 

lBeseft. 
Jitdg.i.^.thty  flew  of  them  in  Be%eli  ioooo.men 

5. they  found  Adoni-Bezek  in  Be^ek. 
1  5tf.u.8.numbrcdthem  to  Bc^.lf.was  300000. 

SBeser. 

EV/tf.4.43  B^i'jRamoth,  Golan,cities  of  refuge 

Jojh.zo.S. 

Jojh. 21.3 6.out  of  ReubenjBe^  with  her  fubur. 

1  Chron.6.78. 

1  Chr.7.  3  7. the  fons  of  Zophath,Bc^e<',Hod 

ffiibber.    ^Bibbers, 

Pw.23.20.be  not  amongft  wine  bibbers 
Mat.  1 1 . 1 9. a  man  gluttenous,  and  a  wine  bibber 

Lukf  7.34. 
2picb?t.    ' 

2  Sam.  20. 1  .name  was  Shcba  fon  ofBuhri)  a  Ben. 

2. followed  Shebafon  of  Bichri 
6.now  fhal  the  fon  of  Bz'c.do  us  more  harme 
7. went  out  of  Jeruf.to  purfue  the  fon  of  Bic. 
Verfe  1 3 . 
io.Joab&  Abifh.purfued  after  the  fon  of  B/. 
21.  fonof  Bic  hath  lift  up  his  hand  againft 
2  2.cut  off  the  head  of  the  fon  o(  Bichri 
BID. 
Num.  15.38  .bid  them  make  fringes  in  the  borders 
Jof.  6. 1  o.till  the  day  I  bid  you  fhout,then  fhout 
i  Sam. 9. 27. bid  the  fervant  pafTe  on  before  us 
2  S^.2.26.howlongfhal  it  be  ere  thou  bid  thepe. 
2  Kin.  4.24.  flack  not  thy  riding  except  I  bid  thee 
5 . 1 3  .if  the  Prophet  had  bid  thee  do  fome  great 
io.5.we  will  do  all  that  thou  fhnltforf  us 
Jonah  3 .2.preach  the  preaching  I  bid  thee 
Zeph.  1 .7. he  hath  bid  his  guefts 
iW<#.i4.28.&M/mecomcto  thee  on  the  water 
2  2.9-as  many  as  you  fhall  find  bid  to  the  mar. 
2  3. 3.  whatever  they  bid  you  obferve,that  obfer. 
Luc. 9.6 1  .let  me  firft  spbidthem  fa'rewell,which 
10.40.6irf her  therefore  that  fhe  help  me 
14. 1 2. left  they  alfo  bid  thee  againe 

1  Cor.  10.27.if  any  that  bele.not  bidyou  to  a  feaft 

2  John  io.neither  bid  him  God'fpeed 


TBittoen. 

1  Sam.g.  1 3  .afterwards  they  eat  that  are  bidden 

22.inthe  chief  pla.among  them  that  were  b. 

2  &z.  1 6. 1 1. let  him  curfe,for  the  L. hath fesM.hirn 
iHtf.i.24.didas  the  angel  had  bidden,  &  took  his 

22. 3. to  call  them  that  were  bidden  to  the  wed. 
4-tell  them  which  are  te&£?/2,Behold,I  have 
8. they  which  were  bidden  were  not  worthy 
l4-7-39-wnen  tnc  Pbar.wch  had  HJiim  faw  it 
i4.7.put  forth  a  parable  to  thofe  that  wefe  bid. 
8. when  bidden  of  any  man  to  a  wedding 

more  honour  then  thou  be  bidden  of  him 
10. when  thou  art  bidden,  go  fit  downe  in 
i7.fent  at  fupper  time  to  them  that  were  bi. 
24.none  of  thofe  that  were  bidden  fhal  tafte 
OBtutietb.     llgturjmg. 

1  Sa.zz.  14-goeth  at  thy  bidding^  is  honourable 

2  Job.  1 1 .  he  thitbiddeth  him  G.fpeed, is  partaker 

2l5toe. 
Rom.  1 1. 2 3. they  alfo,if  they  bide  not  ftill  in  unb. 

fflPtDfear, 

2  K'i-9- 1 5  -then  faid  Jehu  to  Bid\ar  his  captaine 

HJiere. 

2  Sam.1.1  i.David  himfelfe  followed  the  biere 
Lu\.-j-i 4.he came  and  touched  the  bicrc,Si.  they 

JBigtrja. 
Efih.  1 . 1  o.  king  comanded  Bigtha  to  bring  Vaflni 

Ststban. 
Eft. 2.21  .Bigthan  and  Terefh  were  wroth, &  foug. 
6.2.  it  was  found  Mordecai  had  told  of  Bigtha 

Spfgnai. 

E%ra  z.x.Biguai  came  with  Zerubbabel  to  Jerufa. 

Nchem.y.y. 
14-the  children  of  Bigiiai,  20  5  6. 
8 .  i4.of  the  fons  of  Bif«<w,Uthai,Zabudj  and 
Ncfo.7.i9.thechildrenofBig«tfi,  2067. 

xo.i6.chiefeof  the  people  fealed  B'mcai,  Adin 
HBtlftaD. 
Job  2.1  i.EliphaZjBi&W,  Zophar  had  made  app. 
8 . 1  .then  anfwercd  Bildad  the  Shuhite,  and  faid 
Chapt.i8.i.&2f.i 
42.9.fo  EliphaZjBj/rf.Zoph.  did  as  the  L.com" 
©tie.     Btleflf. 
Exod.9.9.  fhalbe  a  bile  breaking  forth  with  blains 

Verfe  10. 
1 1  .not  ftand  before  Mofes  beca.  of  the  biles 
for  the  bile  was  upon  the  Magicians 
Imf.13.18.the  flefh  in  which  wasato,and  is 
19  inthcplaceofthefcktherebeawhi.rif. 
20.a  plague  of  lepro  fie  broken  out  of  the  bi. 
23  .if  a  bright  fpot  ftay,it  is  a  burning  bile 
2  Ki#-i°-7-took  figs,and  laid  it  on  the  bile 
Job  27-Satan  fmote  Job  with  fore  biles 
lfa.  3  8 . 2 1  .lay  it  for  a  plaifter  on  the  bile 

IBileam. 

1  Chr. 6.70.0m  of  the  half  tribe  Bile,  with  herfub. 

©ilgab. 

1  Cfc-.24.14.the  fifteenth  lot  to  Bilgah 
N^.i2.5.Madiah,Bi/^,priefts  which  went  up 
18.  of  Bikah  Shammua,  of  Shemaiah  Jeh. 
2l5ilgai. 
7v"cfc.io.8.priefts  that  fealed.Bo/^i,Shemaiah 

SJitbajoriHlbab. 
Gen.  29. 29-gave  to  Rachel  Bilhah  his  hand-maid 
30.3  .behold  my  maid  Bilhah, go  in  unto  her 
4.Rachel  gave  him  Bilhah  her  hand  maid 
5  .Bilhah  conceived5and  bare  Jacob  a  fon 
■j. Bilhah  Rachels  maid  conceived  againe 
3  5. 2 2. Reuben  went  and  lay  with  Bilhah 
2  5. fops  of  Bilhah  ,Dan  and  Nepthali 
37.2.the  lad  was  withthe  fons  oiBilhah 
46. 2  5  .thefe  arc  the  fons  of  Bilhah,v/hic\x 

1  Chron.7.11. 
1  Chr.$.  29.Shimei  his  fons  dwelt  at  Bilha 

ICilbatlt  &  Bi'.ban  one  perfon. 
Gcn.i  6. 27. the  children  of  Ezcr,  Bi/^,Zaavan 

1  chron.  1. 42. 
1  Cfo\7.io.the  fons  alfo  of  Jediael,Bi/k« 

and  the  fons  of  Bilhan,  Jeufh,  and  Benj. 

Deut.zq.i.then  let  him  write  her  a  bill  of  divorce 
3. if  her  latter  husband  hate  her,&  write  a  b. 
lfa.  50. 1.  where  is  the  bill  of  your  mothers  divorce 
Jer.S.o.I  had  put  heraway,and  given  her  a  bill 
Mar.  1  o.4.Mofes  fuffered  to  write  a  bill  of  divor. 
Lu\.  1 6.6.take  thy  bill  and  write  fifty  • 

7. take 


BIN        BIN 


7. take  thy  bill  and  write  fourfcore 

PA/.4t.7.all  thy  billows  are  gone  over  me 
J    T  Jonah  z.^. 

»(l£han. 
Ewj  a.a.came  with  Zerub.to  Jer.Mordec.BJ//&« 


,7.7. 

UStmljai. 

-j  cfe.7.3  3 Sons  of  Japhlet,Pafach,  B?7#W 

Exod.zS.iS.bM  the  breaft-pla.tothe  rings  of  the 

5  9. 2 1  .they  did  bind  the  breaft-pl.  by  his  rings 

Num.^o.z.  fwearan  oath  tofedhisfoule  with  a 

3  .if  a  woman  bindhzr  felfe  by  a  bond 
Dcut.6.S  .(halt  fed  them  for  a  fign  on.Ch.  1 1 . 1 8 
14.z5.fei up  the  mony,and  go  to  the  place  _ 
Jof. z.yS. bind. this  line  of  fcarlet  thread  in  the  wi. 
Judg.  1 5 .  10. to  bind  Sampfon  are  we  come  up 
j  2. we  are  come  downe  to  bind  thee 
i3.No,butwewill  fed  thee  faft 
1 6- 5. that  we  may  #i»d  him,to  afflict  him 
7  .if  they  bind  me  with  7-grecn  withes 
1 1  .if  they  bind  me  faft  with  new  ropes 
Job  j  1. 3  6,1  would  fed  it  as  a  crownetome 
38.31  .canft  thou  bind  the  fweet  influence  of 
3Q.io.canft  thou  fehe  Unicorne  with  hisba. 
40. 1 3 .bind  their  faces  in  fecret 
41 . 5  .w  ilt  thou  bind  Leviathan  for  thy  maids 
Pfal.  1  o  j. 2  2. to  bind  his  princes  at  his  pleafure 
1 1 8. 2  7. fed  the  facrifice  with  cords,even  to 
1 49.8  .to  bind  their  kings  with  chaines 
Pro.  3 . 3  .bind  them  about  thy  necke,  w rite  t hem 
6. 2 1. fed  them  continually  upon  thine  heart 
7.3 .bind  them  upon  thy  fingers 
Ifa.S.i6.bindop  the  teftimony  feale,the  law 
49. 1 8  .and  fed  them  on  thee  as  a  Bride  doth 
6 1 . 1  .hath  fent  me  to  bind  up  the  broken  heart. 
Jer.fi.^.ftultfedaftonetoitjand  caft  it  into 
E'Kgk.-l  •*  ?  .fhall  put  bands  on  thee,and  bind  thee 
5.3  .take  a  few  in  number,&  bind  them  in  thy 
24. 1 7  .bind  the  tire  of  thine  head  upon  thee 
•     30.21  .put  a  rouler  to  bind  it,  to  make  it  ftrong 

34.16  lie  fed  up  that  which  was  broken 
D<2#.3.20.c6manded mighty  men  to  fei.Shadrach 
Hof.6.  i.he  hath  fmitten  us,&  he  will  bind  us  up 
10. 10. when  they  flial  bind  themfel.in  two  fur. 
Mic.  1. 1 3  .bind  the  charet  to  the  fwift  beaft 
Mat.i  2.29>except  he  iirft  bind  the  ftrong  man 

Marine  3.27. 
13. 30. fed  tares  in  bundles  to  burne  them 
i6.i9.whatfoever  thou  (halt  bind  on  earth  (hal 
Chapt.18.18. 
22. 1 3  .bind  him  hand  and  foot, take  him 
2  3 .4>for  they  bind  heavie  burdens,and  grievous 
Mar.  5 . 3  .and  no  man  could  bind  him,no  not  with 
Aft.9.14.  hath  authority  to  fe.all  that  call  on  thy 
1 2.8 .gird  thy  felfe,  bind  on  thy  fandales 
zi.  1  i.fo  (hal  the  Jewes  fed  the  man  that  ow. 
■JBtnUetr;. 
Job  5 .  1 8. he maketh fore, andbindcth up 

26. 8. he  bindeth  up  the  waters  in  the  thick  clou. 
28. n. he bindeth  the  flouds  from  overflowing 
30. 18.it  fe.me  about  as  the  collar  of  my  coat 
36.13  .they  cry  not  when  he  bindeth  them 
Pfal.  1 29.7 .nor  he  that  bindeth  (heaves  his  bofome 
i47.3.healeth  the  broken  in  heart,&  bindeth  up 
Pro.  26,8  .as  he  that  bindeth  a  ftone  in  a  fling 
Ifa.  3  0.26.  day  the  ho.bindcth  up  the  breach  of  his 

SSinOittg. 

GeM.37. 7. w  ewere  binding  (heaves  in  the  field 

49.1 1. binding  his  foale  to  the  vine 
Exod.zS  .3  2.  (hall  have  a  binding  of  woven  worke 
Num.  30.13.  every  binding  oath  to  afflict  the  foule 
AH.zz. ^.binding  and  delivering  to  prifon  men  & 

HBmea. 
1  Cb'.  .8.37  .Moza  begate  Binea.         Cha.9.4  3 . 

IBinmrt. 
E%ra  8.33  .Noadiah  fon  of  Binnui  the  Levite 

11.30  .the  fons  of  Pahath,Moab,B»2#;« 
W^.3.24.  after  Azariah  Binnui  fon  of  Henadad 
7. 15. the  children  of  Binnui,  648. 
io.9.ofthe  Levites  Binnui  iealed 
1 2.8.BJ»»«i,Kadmiel  went  up  w  ith  Zerubbab. 
HfcHrtJ, 
Gen.7. i^cvay  bird  of  every  fort  went  in 
lev,  14.5  2.deanfe  the  houfe  with  the  bl.of  the  bi 


BIR        BIR 

Job  $i.j.  wfltthouplay  with  him  aswithafed 
Pfal.  1 1 . 1  .flee  as  a  bird  to  your  mountaine 

1 24.7.our  foule  is  efcaped  as  a  bird  out  of 
Pro.  1 . 1 7  jiet  fpread  in  the  light  of  any  bird 
6. 5  .and  as  a  bird  from  the  hand  of  the  fowler 
7.2  3  .as  a  bird  hafteth  to  the  fnare 
26.2.as  the  bi.by  wandring^wallow  by  flying 
2 7. 8. as  a  bird  that  wandreth  from  her  neft 
Ecckf.i  o.20.for  a  fe.of  the  aire  (hal  carry  the  vo. 

1 2.4. he  (hall  rife  up  at  the  voice  of  the  bird 
Ifa.  1 6 . 2. as  a  wandring  bird  caft  out  of  her  neft 
46. 1 1. calling  a  ravenous  bird  from  the  Eaft 
Jer.  1 2,9-mine  heritage  is  as  a  fpeckled  bird 
Lam.  3 . 5  2.mine  enemies  chafed  me  like  a  bird 
Dan.4.. 3  3 .and  his  nailes like  birds clawes 
Hof.9.1 1. their  glory  (hall  fleeaway  likea  bird 

1 1. 1 1.  they  (hall  tremble  as  a  bird  out  of  Egy. 
Amo.  3 . 5  .can  a  bird  fall  in  a  fnare  w  here  no  gin 
Rev .  1 3 . 2  .and  a  cage  of  every  uncleane  bird 

Living  H&ivT). 
Irar.  I4.6.as  for  the  living  fed,he  (hall  take  it 
dip  the  liv.fed  in  the  bloud  of  the  bird  kil. 
Verfe  51, 
7. let  the  living  fe.loofe  into  the  open  field 
Verfe  53. 
<2.cleanfe  the  houfe  with  the  living  bird 

mtns. 

Gen.  1 5 . 1  o.but  the  birds  he  divided  not 

40. 1 7. the  birds  did  eat  them  out  of  the  basket 
1  p.the  birds  (hall  eat  the  fleih  from  off 
Lra'r.i4.4.prieftfhallcomand  to  take  2.fe.alive 
5  .one  of  the  birds  be  killed  in  an  earthen 
49. take  to  cleanfe  the  houfe  two  birds 
jo.lhall  kill  one  of  the  birds  in  an  earth.vef. 
Deiti.14. 1 1  .of  all  clean  birds  ye  (ball  eate 

2  2.6.if  a  birds  neft  chance  to  be  before  thee 
2  Sa.z  1. 10.  fuffered  neither  fe.of  the  aire  to  reft 
Pfal.  104. 1 7#where  the  birds  make  their  nefts 
Ecclef.g.  1 2. as  birds  that  are  caught  in  the  fnare 
Cant.z.  1 2.the  time  of  ringing  oibirds  is  come 
Ifa.  3 1 .  j  .as  birds  flying,fo  will  the  L.defend  Jeru. 
Je r.4. 2  5  .and  all  the  birds  of  the  heaven  were  fled 
f  .27  .as*  a  cage  full  of  birds, (o  are  their 
1 2.4.the  beafts  are  confumed,and  the  birds 
9. the  birds  round  about  are  againft  her 
&*&k-  J9-4.He  give  thee  to  the  ravenous  birds 
Mat.S.io.  the  birds  of  the  aire  have  nefts 

L/^9.58. 
1 3 .3  2.fo  that  the  birds  of  the  aire  lodge  in  the 
&>/».!.  2  3. to  an  image  like  to  birds  and  beafts 

1  t>.i$.39.anotheroffifhes,anotheroffed* 
Jam.^.7. every  kind  of  beaftsand  birds  is  tamed 

lBCtfya. 
G#z.i4.2.with  Birjha  king  of  Gomorrah 
IHJtrth. 

Exo.28.10.on  the  other  ftone,accor.to  their  birth 

2  Kin.  19.3.  for  the  children  are  come  to  the  birth 

Ifaiah  37.3. 
Job  3.i6.or  as  an  hidden  untimely  birth 
Pfal.  5  8.8.1et  them  pafle  like  the  untimely  birth 
Ecclef.6.i.zn  untimely  birth  is  better  then  he 

7.i.theday  of  deaths  then  the  day  of  onesfe. 
i/2r.66.9.(hall  I  bring  to  the  feil»,and  not  caufe 
i-tek-  16. 3  .thy  birth  and  nativity  is  of  the  land  of 
Hof.y.  1 1  .from  the  birth,  from  the  womb  &  cone. 
Mat.  1 . 1 8  .the  birth  of  Jefus  Chiift  was  on'this 
Lu\.  1. 14-and  many  (hall  rejoyce  at  hisfe^b 
John  9. 1  .a  man  blind  from  his  birth 
Gal.A.i  9.of  whom  I  travell  infefb,till  Chrift 
Rev.  1 2. 2.cried,  travelling  in  birth  to  be  delivered 

3Bfrths0ai?. 
Gen. 40.  20.wb.ich  was  Pharaohs  birth-day 
Mat.  1 4.6.but  when Herods  birth-day  was  kept 
Mar. 6. 2 1  .Herod  on  his  birth-day  made  a  fupper 

lPirtr)=rfgt)t. 
Got.  2  5.3 1. fell  me  this  day  thy  birth-right 

32.what  profit  (hall  this  birth-right  dome 
3  3  .he  fold  his  birth-right  to  Jacob 
3  4.thus  Efau  defpifed  his  birth-right 
27.36.he  took  away  my  birth-right, and  now 
43.33  .firft-born,according  to  his  birth-right 
1  Chr.  5 . 1  .his  birth-ri.was  given  to  the  fons  of  Jo. 
genealogie  is  not  reckon.afterferfc-ri.g. 
Heb.  1 2.  i6.for  one  morfell  of  meat  fold  his  bir.ri. 

HrHrjaWtrj. 
I  C^.7.3  i.fonsof BeriahjMalchieljfatLof Bi>\. 


BIT       BIT 

2l5U$flam. 
E^ra  4.7.  in  thedaies  of  Artaxerxes  wrote  Bifhlam 
UBifhop. 

1  7iw„3.i.ifa  man  defire  the  office  of  a  Bijhop 

2.a  Bijbop  then  muft  be  blameleffe 
Tit.i.y.z  Bifhop  muft  be  blamelefle3as  the  fte  ward 
1  Per.2.2?  .now  returned  to  the  Bi.  of  your  foules 

JUStajOptfcfe. 
Aff.  1 . 20.his  Bifhopr'ic\  let  another  take 

Phil.  1.1.  Saints  at  Philippi,with  Bifhops  &  Deac. 

mu    IBitS, 
Pfd.i  2.9„whofe mouth  muft  be  held  in  with  bit 
/««.3.3.behold,we  put  bits  in  the  horfes  mouths 

mtc.  iBimi). 

Gen.49. 1 7->n  the  path  that  biteth  the  horfe  hceles 
Num.  2 1 .6.fiery  ferpents  bit  the  people 
Pro.zi.  3  2.at  the  laft  it  biteth  like  a  ferpent 
£a/f/7io.8.breaketh  a  hedge,aferp.  (hall  bite  him 
1  i.furely,the  ferpent  will  bite  without  inch. 
/f.8.i7.ferpents,cockatrices,  &  they  (hall  fc.you 
/too.5.i9.1eanedonawall,&  aferpentfe  him 

9.3.thencellec5mandthefeip.  &  he  (hall  fee 

Mic.  3 .  j  .the  prophets  that  bite  with  the  teeth,  and 

Hab.z. 7. (hall  they  not  rife  fuddenly  that  (hal  bite 

Gal.  j.i  j.  but  if  ye  bite  and  devoure  one  another 

liBftrjfaij. 

1  Chro.4. 1 8  .fons  ofBithiah  daughter  of  Pharaoh 

Vfrittyon. 

2  Sam. 2.29.went  through  al\Bithron,8c  came  to 

mttynia. 

A5i.i6.7.xhzy  aflayed  to  go  into  Bithinia,  but  the 

1  Pet.  1.1  .ftrangers  fcattered  through  Afia,B«fe. 

UBfttett. 
Zv7#».2i.8.everyman  that  is  bitten  when  he  looks 
o.if  a  ferpent  had  bitten  any  man,  when 
©ftter. 

GfB.27.34.Efau  cried  with  an  exceed.feer  cry 
Exod.  1 .  14  made  their  lives  bitter 

1 2.8  .with  bitter  herbs  they  (hall  eate  it 
15.23  .not  dri.of  the  wat.of  Mar.they  were  bi. 
N«.f  .24.water  thatcaufeth  curfe  (hal  become  bit. 
9. 11. eate  it  with  unleavened bread,&  bi.hcxbs 
Dent. 1 2.24.devoured  with  bitter  deftruftion 
3  2.grapes  of  gall5their  clufters  are  bitter 

2  Kjn.  14.26.faw  the  afflict  .of  Ifr.it  was  very  bitt. 
E/lh./^.  1  .Mordecai  cried  with  a  bitter  cry 

Job  3 .20.and  life  to  the  bitter  in  foule 

1 3 .26. for  thou  writeft  bitter  things  againft 

2  3 .2. even  to  day  is  my  complaint  bitter 
Pfal.64. 3  .to  (hoot  their  arrows,  even  bitter  words 
Pro.  5. 4. but  her  end  is  bitter  as  wormwood 

27.7.hungry  foule  every  bitter  thing  is  fweet 
Ecckf.y.z6. 1  find  more  bitter  then  death  the  wo. 
//^.j.20.thatputfee/'for  fweet,&  fweet  for  bit. 
24  9.  ftrong  drink  fhalbe  fe.to  them  that  dri. 
Jer.z.  19.it  is  an  evill  thing  &  bit.  that  thou  haft 
4.18  .this  is  thy  wickednes,becaufe  it  is' bitter 
6. 26. make  moft  6i.lamentation,as  for  an  only 
31.15  .voice  in  Ramah,fee  /'  weeping 
E^.  27.3 1.  (hall  weep  for  thee  with  bit.  wailing 
Amo.S.  1  o.and  the  end  thereof  a  bitter  day 
Hab.  1 .6.Caldeans,that  bitter  and  hafty  nation 
Col.  3 . 1 9-your  wives,and  be  not  ito.againft  them 
Jam.  3 .  i4-if  ye  have  bitter  envying  and  ftrife 
Rev.S.i  1.  men  died  of  the  waters,becau.made  bit. 
1c9.it  (hall  make  thy  belly  bitter 

1  o.as  foon  as  I  had  eaten  it,my  belly  was  bi. 
lifcMttcr  water. 
Num.  5.18.  (hall  have  the  bitter  water  that  caufeth 

1  j.be  thou  free  from  tin's  bitter  water,  that 

2  3  .(hall  blot  out  the  curfes  with  bitter  water 
24.(hall  caufe  the  woman  to  drink  the  bitter 

Jam.  3 . 1 1  .a  fountain  fend  out  fweet  water  &  bit. 

TBtttetlv. 
Judg.  5.23  .curfe  ye  bitterly  the  inhabitants  thereof 
Ruth  i.20.Almighty  hath  dealt  bitterly  with  me 
lfa.zz.^XooV  away  from  me,Ileweepfe«^ 

3  3 ,7.embaffadors  of  peace  (hall  weep  bitterly 
E^.27. 30.(hall cry  bitterly ,2.x\&  caft  duft  upon 
Hof.  1 2. 1 4.Ephr.provoked  him  to  anger  moft  bit. 
Zeph.  1 . 1 4.the  mighty  man  (hall  cry  there  bitterly, 
M<tf.26.75.wentout,&  wept  bitterly.  Lu\.zz.6ii. 

%ittttn. 
ifa.  1 4. 1 3  .lie  make  it  a  pofieffion  for  the  Bittern 
Chap.34.11, 
Zeph.i.i4.Bitterm 

Ill  I  II  llll'll  llilll       IMIII"!     ii'iY1' 


BIT        BLA 


B  L  A       BLA 


BL  E       B  L  E 


Zepb.z.  l^.Bittcrac  mall  lodge  in  the  upper  lintels 
BtttemeCTe. 

i  Sam.  i .  i o.Hannah  was  in  bitierneffc  of  foule; 
15.3  2.furely,  the  bitterneffe  of  death  is  paft 

2  &r.2.26.knoweft  thou  not,  it  will  be  bitterncffe 

Job  7. 11  .He  complain  in  the  bitternefi  oi  my  foul 
9.  i8.but  filleth  me  with  bittcrnefjc 
10. 1. He  fpcak  in  the  bitterncffe  of  my  foule 
21.2  j. another  dieth  in  ihtbitternes  of  his  foul 

Pro.il.  io.the  heart knoweth  his  own  bifter/ieffe 
17.25  .a  fooli  fh  fon  is  bin  .to  hef  that  bare  him 

J/d.  j  8 . 1 5  .go  foftly  all  my  years  in  the  fe.of  my 
17  .beholdjfor  peace  I  had  great  bitterncffe 

Lam.  1  -4.her  virgins  are  afflicted,fhe  is  in  bhternes 
3 . 1  f.he  hath  filled  me  with  bitterneffe 

E%ek- 1-  14-fpirit  took  me  away,  &  I  went  in  bltt, 

2  1 .6.and  with  bitterneffe  figh  before  their  eies 
17-p.they  mall  weep  for  thee  with  bhternes  of 

Zech.  1 2. 1  o.fh  ilbe  in  bhtemefjc  for  him,  as  one 

that  is  in  bitterncffe  for  his  firft- borne 
^#.8.23.1  perceive  that  thou  art  in  the  gall  of  bl. 
Rom.i.iA  whofe  mouth  is  full  of  curling  Scbilte. 
Ephcf.4. 3 1  .let  all  bitterneffe  &  wrath  be  put  away 
Heb.  12.15  .left  any  root  of  bitterncffe  fpringing 

Btjtotrjtaf). 
/o/:t5.28.inher.ofJudah,BcerinebajBi^oi:f;M& 

Efth.i.ioM  commanded  Bi^fe*,Harbona,  Bigt. 

Blacfee. 
Leva.  13.3  1. and  that  there  is  no  blac\e  haire  in  it 
37.and.that  there  is  a  blacke  haire  grown  up 

1  K?»-i8-45-tne  heaven  was  iiw/j  with  clouds 
Eftb.  1 .6.beds  of  gold  upon  a  pavem.o;  Wd.marb. 
Job  3o!30.my  skin  is  blacke  upon  me 
P;o.7.9.in  the  blacke  and  daik  night 

Cant. i.<>.l  am  blacke  and  comely,Oye  daughters 
6. look  not  upon  me,becaufe  I  am  blacke 
5.1 1. his  lockes  are  black?  as  a  Raven 
y<7.4.28.for  this  the  heavens  above  fhalbe  black 
8.21  .hurt  of  the  daught.of  my  peoplej  am  bl. 
i4.2.gateslanguifh,theyareWrf.  to  the  ground 
Lam.  5 . 1  o.our  skin  was  black  like  an  oven 
Zccb.6. 2. in  the  fecond  charet  blac\e  horfes 

6:the-black  horfes  go  forth  into  the  North 
Mat.  5.3 6.canft  not  make  one  haire  white  or  bla. 
Rev.6. 5.a  black  horfe,  and  he  that  fate  had  ballan. 
1 2. fun  became  black  as  fackcloth  of  haire 

Blacker. 
Lam.^.%  .their  vifage  is  blacker  then  a  coale 

Biatkity, 
Job  6.  i6.wbich  are  ta%/&  by  reafon  of  the  ice 

Blacfcncftc. 
Job  3. 5.  let  the  blackneffe  of  the  day  terrifie  it 
Ift.  5  0.3. 1  clothe  the  heavens  with  blackneffe 
Joel  z.6. all  faces  fhall  gather  blackneffe 
Nah.z.io.the  faces  of  them  all  gather  blackneffe 
Heb.  1 2. 1 8 .not  come  to  6fe^»e^,darknefle,tem. 
Jude  ij.untowhomisrefervedto^w/Tcofdark. 

JMa&e. 

//«fe.3 .2i.the  haft  went  in  after  the  blade 

the  fat  clofed  upon  the  blade 
iWdf.  13. 26. but  when  theft/We  wasfprungup 
Ato\4.28.fuft  c'ie  blade,then  the  eare after 

<§>l)Outt)er=blarje. 
Job  3 1.22.  let  mine  arm  fall  from  ray  fhouldcr-bl. 

plainest. 
E.Xfl.Q.9.aboile  breaking  forth  viithblains.  V.io. 

Blame.    Blame. 
Gftz.43  -o.then  let  me  beare  the  blameiox  ever 

Chapt.44.32. 

2  C«)-.8.20.avoiding  this,that  no  man  fliould  bla. 
Epbef.  1  ^.without  blame  before  him  in  love 

BlameO- 

2  Cor. 6. 3  .that  the  miniftry  be  not  blamed 
Gal.  2. 1 1  .becaufe  he  was  to  be  blamed 

Blamelelie. 

Gra.44. 1  o.  and  ye  fhalbe  blameleffe 
Jof.z.  1 7  .we  w  ill  be  blameleffe  of  this  thine  oath 
Jiidg.  15.3  .now  fhall  I  be  more  blamele.then  the 
Ata.i2.5.profanethe  Sabbath,and  are  blameleffe 
Z.«/{.i.6.walkingin  all  the  ordin.ofthe  'L.blamel. 
1  Cor.  1. 8. that  ye  may  be  blamel.  in  the  day  of  our 
Phil.z.i  5.  that  ye  may  be  blameleffe  and  harmleffe 

3  .©".touching  the  right  which  is  in  the  law, bla. 
1  Tfo/;5.2  3.fpirit,fouij&  body  be  preferved  blam. 
1  Tim.  3 . 2.a  Bifhop  then  mult  be  blameleffe 


io.ufe  the  office  of  a  Deac.being  found  bla. 
5-7.give  in  charge>that  ye  may  be  blameleffe 
Tit.  i.6.ii  any  be  blameleffe, the  husband  of  one 

7. for  a  Bifhop  mult  be  blameleffe  as  the  ftew. 
2  Pet.  3 . 1 4.of  him  in  peace,  without  fpot  &  blam. 

Blafe. 
Mar.  1  4 5. he  began  to  blafe  abroad  the  matter 

Blafpbeme. 
2  Sa.  1 2. 14.oc.caf.  to  the  enemies  of  the  L.to  bla. 
1  Kjn.  2 1. 1  o.thou  didft  blafpbeme  God  and  the  K. 

1 3  .Naboth  did  blafpbeme  God  &  the  King 
Pfal.y  4.10.  fhall  the  enemy  blafpbeme  thy  name 
Mar.  3. 28. wherewith  foever  ihey  fhall  blafpbeme 

29-but  he  that  fhal  blafpbeme  againft  the  holy 
Acl.z6.i  i.and  compelled  them  to  blafpbeme 

1  Tim.  1. 20. that  they  may  learn  not  to  blafpbeme 
Jam.z.j.  do  not  they  blafphe.  that  worthy  Name 
Rev,  1 3 .6. to  blafpbeme  his  name,and  his  tabernac. 

BlafprjemeO. 

Lev.za,. 1 1 .  the  Ifraelitifh  womans fon  blafphemed 

2  Kjn.  i9.6.fervantsof  the  K.  of  Affy.have  blafpb  . 

Ifaiab  37.6. 

22.  whom  haft  thou  reproached  &  blafpbem. 

Ifaiab  37.23. 

PA/.74. 1 8  .foolifh  people  have  blafp be  thy  name 

Ifa.  5  2. 5. my  name  continually  is  blafphemed 

65.7.and  blafphemed  me  upon  the  hills 
Exck-zo.zj.  yet  in  this  your  fathers  have  blafphe. 
A£l.  18. 6. when  they  oppofed  themfelves,&  Way]?. 
Rom.z.z\Jiae  the  name  of  God  is  blafphemed 
1  T«#.6.  i.and  his  doftrine  be  not  blafphemed 
Tit.z.<y.  that  the  word  of  God  be  not  blafphemed 
Rcv.16  9.fcorched  with  great  heat,and  blafphemed 
1 1  .blafphemed  the  God  of  heaven,becaufe  of 
2 1  .men  blafphemed  God  becaufe  of  the  haile 
HBlafphetttcft.    Blafprjemetr;. 
Lev. 14. 1 6.  blafphemeth  the  name  of  the  L-fhalbe 
P/^.44.  1 6. for  the  voicrof  him  that  repro.&  bla. 
Mat.y.  3 .  this  man  blafphemeth 
Lii'k.  1 2.  io.but  to  him  that  Wrt/.aga.the  holy  Gh. 
/o/j.io^.whomthe  Father  hath  fanft.  ThouW. 

Blafpbemer.    Blafpr)emet0. 

All.  1 9 . 3  7  .nor  yet  blafphemers  of  your  goddefie 

1  Tim.  1 . 1 3  .who  was  before  a  blafphemer 

2  Tim.  3 . 2  men  fhalbe  proud,  blafphemers, dKobed. 

Blafptyemp. 
2  J(ot-  19.3 .this  day  is  a  day  of  blafphemy. lfa.-tf.-$ 
Mat.  12.31  .all  maner  of  fin  &  6/«/pkfhalbe  forg. 
but  the  blafp.zga.the  holy  Gh.fhal  not  be 
z6.6  5. he  hath  fpoken  blafphcmy 

behold,  now  ye  have  heard  his  blafphemy 
Mar.j.z  z.out  of  the  heart  proceedeth  blafphemy 

14.64.you  hive  heard  the  blafpb.  what  think  ye 
John  10.3  3.ftone  thee  not,but  for  blafphemy 
Col.  3 .8  .put  off  malice,  blafphemy 
Rev.z.g.1  know  the  blajpb.oi them  that  fay,they 
1 3 . 1  .upon  his  heads  the  name  of  blafphcmy 
6. opened  his  mouth  in  blafpb. zga\n&.  God 
3H>lafpljernic0, 
E^sk-1  ")■  1 2-know  that  I  have  heard  all  thy  blafp. 
Mat.  1  5.  i9.out  of  the  heart  proceedeth  blafpbem. 
Mar.z.j.why  doth  this  man  thus  fpeak  blafpbem. 
3 .28.to/])fe.wherewith  foever  they  fhal  blafp. 
Luk-'i-zi .who  is  this  that  fpeaketh  blafphemies 
Rev.  1 3 . 5 .  a  mouth  given  him/peaking  blafpbem. 

Blafprjeming. 
^#.13.45.  fpoken  of  Paul,  contradicting  &  blaf. 

IBlafptyemoug. 

Acl.6.1  i.heard  him  fpeak  blaf.  words  aga.Mofes 

1 3  .ceafeth  not  to  fpeak  blafp.  words  ag.this 

Blafprjemoadp. 

L;/£.22.65.many  other  things  Wa/".fpake  they  ag. 

UBlaft. 
Exod.  1 5.8.  with  the  blafi  of  thy  noftrils  the  wat. 
Jof.6. 5. when  they  make  a  long  Wz.with  the  rams 
zSa.zz.i  6.at  the  blafi  of  the  breath  of  his  noftr. 

P/^.i8. 1 5., 
2^-i9-7-behold,I  will  fend  a  blafi  upon  him 

Ifaiab  n. 7. 
Job  4-9.by  the  blafi  of  God  they  perifh 
J/«.25.4.whentheWa.of  the  terrible  is  as  a  ftorm 

flBlaftetj. 
Gra.41.tl.thin  eares  bla(ledv/ith  the  Eaft  wind 

Chapt.23.27. 

2  Kjn.  19.16.  as  corne blafied  before  it  be  growne 

lfaiah  37.27. 


Deut.zS.zz.fhzl  fmite  thee  with  fword  &  blaft'mg 
1  Kjn.8.$j.i(  there  be  peftilence,&/rf/2»2g,mildew 
2  Cbron.6.z%. 
Amos 4.9.I  have  fmitten  you  with  to/ftsg 
Hag. 2. 1 7 .1  fmote  you  w ith  Wd/fe?g and  mildew  ,- 

ffilaftil0. 

^fl.  1 2. 20.having  made  Blafi.tht  Ks.Ch.their  fr. 

fl5lapne0,See»iafne0. 

IPlaje.  See  Blafe. 

Bleating.    Bleattng0. 

7«%.5.i6.abodeft  thou  in  fheepf.to  hear  the  ble. 

1  Sa.  1 5 .  14. what  meaneth  this  bleating  of  the  fhe. 

Blemifb, 

£jrorf.  1 2.  j  ..your  lamb  lhalbe  without  blemifi* 

29.1  .take  one  bullock,  2.rams  without  btemifh 

Levit. i.-$.a.mah  without blemtfb.        Ver.io.& 

Chap.4.23#&22.i9. 

j.i.whether  male  or  fem.offer  it  without  blem. 

Verfe  6. 
4. 3  .if  the  prieft  fin,a  bull  Ak  without  blemifh 

28.com.pcople  fin, a  fem.without  b/e.V '.3  2. 
5.1 5.fin  in  holy  things,a  ram  without  bl.V.  1 8 
6.6.bring  his  trefpafle-ofF.  a  ram  without  blem, 
9.2.take  a  ram  for  a  burnt-offer,  without  blem. 

3  .calfe  and  lamb,both  without  blemijb 
14.  io.take  two  hee  lambs  without  blemifh) 

one  ewe  lamb  of  the  firft  year  without  ble. 
ii.17.that  hath  any  blemifh, lee  him  not  appro. 
1 8. he  that  hath  any  bkm.ihatt  not  approach 
20.or  that  hath  a  blemifh  in  his  eye 
2 1  .no  man  that  hath  a  blemifh  of  the  feed  of 
he  hath  a  blemifh,  he  fhall  not  come  nigh 
2 3. not  come  nigh  the  altar5bec.hehath  aW. 

2  2.20.whatfoeverhatha6/c?».that  fhall  ye  not 

2 1. in  peace-orf.&  freewill-off.no W.therein 
23.1 2. wave  the  fheaf-off.  he  lamb  without  bl. 
1 8. offer  with  the  bread  7. lambs  without  bl. 
24. 19.  if  a  man  cauk  a.  blemijb  in  his  neighbo. 
20. as  he  hath  caufed  a  blemifhfo  fhall  it  be 
Nitm.6.14.  Naz.ofFer.a  hee  lamb  without  ble.  for 
ewe  lamb  without  blemifh  for  a  fin-offer, 
one  lamb' without  blem.ior  peace-offer. 
I9.2.bring  a  red  heifer  wherein  isnoblemijh 
28.19.twobull.one  ram,7. lambs  without  ble. 
3  1. they  fhalbe  untoyou  without  blemifh^ni 
29~.2.one  ram,&  7  .lambs  without  blemifh 
8.on  the  io.dayabul.aram,7.1am.with.W. 

1  3. on  I5.day,i3.bul.2.rams,i4.1a.with.6. 
20.on  3-day  1  i.bul.2.rams,i4.1a.with.We. 

2  3  .on  4-day  1  o.bul.  2  .ra.  1 4.1a.  without  ble. 
■  29.on6.day  8.bul.2.rams,i4.1am.with.W^. 

3  2.on  7.day  7-bul.2.rams,  14.1a.  witho.Wi?. 
jdJ.on  8.day  1  bul.i.ram, 7.1am. without/)/. 

Deut.  15.21  .if  any  blemifh ^.2mz,b\ind,ot  hath  any 

blemifh,  fhall  not  facrifice  it  to  the  Lord 

1 7. 1. not  facrifice  any  bullock,  wherein  isble. 

2  Saw.  1 4. 2  5. there  was  noblcmifh  in  Abfalom 
E^\43.2  2.ofFer  kid  of  the  goats  without  blemifh 

23  cleanfed  the  alc.offerram.bul.witho.  ble. 

2  5-feven  daies  prepare  a  goat-ra,bul.with.W. 
45. 18. take  a bul. without  blemifh, and  cleanfe 

2 3. prepare  7. bull. 7.rams, without  blemifh 
46.4.burnt-orF.in  Sab. 6.1am. &  a  ram,with.W. 

6. in  the  new  moon  6.1am.  a  ram  witho  ble. 

1 3. every  morning  a  lamb  without  blemifh 
Don.  1 .4. children  in  whom  was  no  blemifh 
Eph.^.z-j. that  it  fhould  be  holy,  &  without  blem. 

1  Pet.  1 .  I9.as  of  a  lamb  w  ithout  blemifh  and  fpot 

Blemiu>0. 

Lev.zz.z  5.  blemifhes  be  in  them,they  fhall  not  be 

2  Pet.z.  1 3  .fpots  they  are,and  blemifhes, fporting 

BlefTc  God  being  agent. 
Gen.  iz.z.l\e.blefje  thee,and  make  thy  name  great 

3  .He  ble(fe  them  that  bleffe  thee 
17.16.Ile  bleffe  her,  and  give  thee  afon  of  her 

yea,Ile  bleffe  her,  &  fhe  fhalbe  a  mother 
22.i7.inbleffingl  willW^^thee,  and  in 

Hcbr.  6. 14. 
26. 3. He  be  with  thee,and  He  bleffe  thtz 
24.I  am  with  thee,and  will  bleffe  thee 
23.3.God  Almighty  bleffe  thee 

3  2.26,Ile  not  let  thee  go,except  thou  blefi  me 
48. 16. bleffe  the  lads,and  let  my  name 

49.2 5 .by  the  Almighty,who  fhall  bleffe  thee 
Exod.  20. 24.Ile  come  unto  thee,and  He  bleffe  thee 
23. 25. he 


BLE     ^_^JL_ 

^*  * < .he  fljall  bkfe  thy  bread  and  thy  water 
Ito*  6.24.the  Lord  bleffe  thee  and  keep  thee 

27.PM  my  name  on  Ifrael,  &  lie  ^  them 
24.  x  .(aw  that  it  pleafed  the  L  to  bleffe  Ifrael 
Draft  1 . 1 1  -and  W#  you,as  he  hath  proaufcd  you 
~  1 ,  he  will  love  thee,and  blejje  thee 

he  will  blejje  the  fruit  of  thy  womb 

14  jg  that  the  Lo.  thy  God  may  6/. thee  in  all 

*"  Chap.2j.zc  &  24.19. 

I  <  4.  no  poore.for  the  Lord  (hall  greatly  blejje 

10  for  this  thing  the  Lord  thy  G.  (hill  blef? 
!$.  the  Lord  thy  God  mall  blcfje  thee  in  all 
Chapt.50.16. 
16.1  $.becaufe  the  L.fhaUfr.thee  in  thy  incre. 
26.1 5. look down,and  bkfe  thy  people Ifrael 
a8.8.'{haUfe.thee  in  tbe  land  which  he giveth 
1 2.ihall  give  rain  m  his  feafon,and  to  blejje 
33.1  i.bkffe,  Lord,  his  fubftance 
Ruth  2.4.they  anfwered  him,  The  Lord  blefi  thee 
a  S.l7.29.1etitpieafe  thee  to  ble.  the  houfe  of  thy 
1  Chron.  17.27. 
1  cfe.4.10.0  that  thou  wouldftW#  me  indeed 
P/d/.  5 .  1  a.for  thou,  Lord, wilt  blefe  the  righteous 
28.9.favethypeople,&  bleffethine  inheritance 
29.1 1  .the  L.wiWbkfe  his  people  with  peace 
67. 1. God  be  mercifull  unto  us,and  bkfe  us 
6  God,even  our  own  God  (lull  blejje  us 
7.Godihall  blejfe  us.and  all  the  ends  of 

I I  j.  1 2.been  mindfull  of  us,  he  will  blejje  us 

he  will  blejl'e  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
he  will  blejfe  the  houfe  of  Aaron 
1 3  .he  will  bleffe  them  that  feare  him 
128.  j.the  Lord  (hall  We/Je  thee  out  of  Zion 
1 3  2. 1 5. He  abundantly  blejje  her  provilion 
1  j  4. 3  .L.that  made  heaven  ble. thee  out  of  Z 16 
iytf.19.2j.whom  the  Lord  of  hofts  mail  Wrj7e 
Jer.3  i.aj.the  L.blejje  thee,0  habitation  of  juft. 
Hdg.2.i9.from  this  day  will  I  blejfe  you 
Aft.  3 .  26.fent  him  to  blejfe  you  in  turning  every 

ffilefe,God  being  the  ob  jeft. 
Deut.% .  io.art  full,  then  thou  (halt  bleffe  the  Lotd 
Jxdg.  j.9.among  the  people  :  Blejje  yc  the  Lord 

Pfal.103.11.8c  134.x. 
1  Cbr.29. 20.Dav.faid  to  the  cong.Now  ^/.the  L. 
Neb.p.  j. (land  up,  and  Wc/7e  the  Lord  your  God 
PJal.  16.7.1k  We.the  L.who  hath  given  me  coun. 
26.12. in  the  congregation  will  I  bleffe  theLo. 
34. 1. He  blejfe  the  Lord  at  all  times 
63.4.  thus  willl  bleffe  thee  while  I  live 
66.8.O  bleffe  our  God,ye  people 
6$.z6.bkjfe  ye  God  in  the  congregation 
96.2 .ling  to  the  ~Lotd,bkfe  his  name 
ioo.4.'tv:  thankfull  unto  himjikfc  his  name 
103.1.6/^  the Lord,0  my  foule:  and  all  that 
is  within  me  bleffe  his  holy  Name 
z.blefje  theL.O  my  foule.and  forget  not  all 
zo.bleffexhe  Lord, ye  his  angels 

2  z.blejfe  the  Lord  all  his  works  in  all  places 

blejfe  the  Lord,  O  my  foule 
104. 1. bleffe  the  Lord,  O  my  foule 

3  <;. bleffe  thou  the  Lord,0  my  foule 

115. 1 8. but  we  will  blejfe  the  L.fro.n  this  time 
134.2.11'ftupyourha.inthefancr.  &  W.thdL. 
1 7,%.\c).bkffe  the  Lord,0  houfe  of  Ifrael 

bleffe  the  Lord,0  houfe  of  Aaron 
20.  bleffe  the  Lord,0  houfe  of  Levi 

ye  that  feare  the  Lord,ble(le  the  Lord 
1 4  ? .  1  .IJe  blejje  thy  name  for  ever  and  ever 
2.every  day  will  I  blejfe  thee 
10. and  thv  Saints  (hall  blejje  thee 
2  x  .let  all  fierti  bleffe  his  holy  Name 
Jam.  3 .9.  herewith  blejje  we  God,  even  the  Father 

2H>!efIf,  as  man  agent  andobjeft. 
Gen.  27 .4.my  foule  may  bkfe  thee  before  I  die 
7 .  and  bleffe  thee  before  the  L. before  my  de. 
io.that  he  may  bleffe  thee  before  his  death 
19.  venifon,  that  thy  foule  may  bleffe  me 

Verfe  31. 
2  j. that  my  foule  may  bleffe  thee 
l^Mejfe  me,even  me  alfo,0  my  father 

Verfe  38. 
48.9.bring  them  to  me,  and  lie  blejfe  them 
20.inthee  (hall  Ifrael  We.  faying,  God  make 
Exod.  1 2 . 3  2  .be  gone,and  bleffe  me  alfo 
2\ta.6.23.onthis  wife  ye  (hal  We.the child.of If. 
23.20.I  have  received  command  to  blejfe 


BLE        BLE 

2  <;  .neither  curfe  them  at  all,  nor  blejfe  them 
Dettt.  io.8.L.feparated  Levi  to  blefi  in  his  name 

Chapt.21.5. 

24. 1 3  .deep  in  his  own  raiment,  and  blejje  thee 

27.i2.thefe  ftand  on  mount  Gerizzim  toblefi 

29. 19. of  this  curfe,doth  Wc.himfelf  in  his  he. 

Jof.S.i  3. as  Mofes  comand.they  fliould  blefl  the 

1  Sam.9. 1 3  .becaufe  he  doth  blejje  the  facrifice 

2  Sa.6. zo.then  David  returned  to  blefi  his  houfh. 

1  Chron.  16. 43. 
8.io.Toifcnt  to  falute  David,and  to  blefi  him 
2 1. 3. that  ye  may  ble.  the  inheritance  of  the  L. 
1  Kin.  1.47.  kings  ferv.came  to  bk.our  lord  K.D. 
1  Chr.  2  3. 1 3. and  to  bleffe  in  his  name  for  ever 
Vfd. 6  2-4-they  bleffe  with  their  moutb,and  curfe 
109.28. let  them  curfebut  bleffe  thou 
129.8  .do  they  fay, We  blefi  you  in  the  name  of 
"Pro. 3 0.1 1. a  generat. that  doth  not  ble. their  moth. 
lfa.6  5 .  16. (lull  blejfe  himfelf  in  the  God  of  truth 
Jer.^.z.  the  nations  (hall  blejfe  themtclves  in  him 
Mat.  5  .^.blejje  them  that  curfe  you,do  good 

Litfe  6.z8. 
Rom.  1 2. 1  ^.blejfe  them  which  perfecute  you 

bleffe  and  curfe  not 
1  Cor, 4. 1 2.being  reviled  we  blejfe 

I4.i6.elfewhen  thou  (halt  Wc/^  with  the  fpiric 

Bleffe. 

1  ffl('.xo.i6.the  cupofbleffing  which  we  bleffe 

BleffcD. 
Gen.  12.3  .in  thee  (hall  all  families  be  blejj'ed 

Cha.i8.i8.&  22.18.&  26.4.8c  28.14. 
ScAcl.^.z'y.&cGalat.^.S. 
14. i9.he  bkfedhim  and  faidyBleffedbe  Abrah. 
24.60.they  Wt/7«/ Rebckah,and  laid  unto  her 
27. 23. as  his  broth. Efaus  hands,fo  he  blcf.him 
27.fmelled  the  fmell  of  his  raim.&  blef  him 
29.  ble  fed  be  he  that  blcfleth  thee 
3  3 .  eaten  before  thou  cameft,  &  have  bkfjed 
him  ?  yea,  and  he  (halbe  bkfjed 
4 1  .becaufe  of  the  blef.whervvith  his  fath.bk. 
28.1  .Ifaac  called  Jacob  and  blcffed  him 
6. heard  that  Ifaac  hadbkffed  Jacob,andfent 
as  he  blcffed  him,  he  gave  him  a  charge 
3  0.1 3. for  the  daughters  will  call  me  ble  fed 
31.5  f.kifled  his  fons  &  daught.&  bkfedthem 
47.7  .before  Pharaoh,  &  Jacob  blejj'ed  Pharaoh 
1  o  Jacob  ble  fed  Pharaoh,  &  went  out  from 
48 . 1 5.  Jacob  bleffed  Jofeph 

20. he  blcf-them  that  day,faying,In  thee  dial 

49. 28. their  father  fpake  to  them,  &  bkf.xhzm 

every  one  accord.to  his  bleffing  he  bleffed 

Exo.39.43.fo  had  they  done  it,  &  Moi.blef.thttn 

Lev.y.zz.  Aaron  lift  up  his  hands,and  ble  fed  them 

23. Mofes  &  Aaron  came  out  &  bk.the  peo. 

]\toz.22.6.whom  thou  bleffeft  is  blejj'ed 

1 2.not  curfe  the  people,for  t  hey  are  bleffed 
23.x  1. thou  haft  bleffed  them  altogether 

Chapt.24.10. 
Veut.  7. 1 4. thou  (halt  be  blcffed  above  all  people 
33.1  .wherewith  Mofes  the  man  of  G.  blcf.the 
zo.bleffedbe  he  that  enlargeth  Gad 
24.  let  Afhcr  be  ble  fed with  children 
Jof.  14.13  Jofliua  bleffed  hirn,and  gave  to  Caleb 
22.6.foJolhua  bkf.them,a.nd fent  them  away 

Verfe  7 . 

24. 1  o .  not  hearken  to  Bal.  therefore  he  bkfjed 
Judg.  5;  .z^.bkffcd above  women  fliall  Jael  be 

Verfe  24. 
Ruth  z.xg.bkffedbe  he  that  did  take  knowledge 

1  S®?2.2.20.Eli  ble  fid  Elkanah  and  his  wife 

2  J. 3  3. and  ble  fed  be  thy  advice,  and 

ble  fed  be  thou,whkh  haft  kept  me  this  day 
z6.z^. blejj'ed  be  thou  my  fon  David 

2  Sam.6,1%.  David  blcf.the  people  in  the  name  of 

1  Cbron.i6.z. 

1 3.2  J.howbeit  he  would  not  go,but  blcf.him 
19.39.the King  killed Barzillai,and  Wff.him 

1  -Rj«.2.4$.and  King  Solomon  {halbe  blcffed 
8.14.  the  King  blejj'ed  all  the  congregation 

2  Chron.6.3. 
5  5-he  flood  and  ble  fed  all  the  congr.with  a 
66.they  blcffedthe  K.&  went  to  their  tents 
2Cfo'.30.27,priefts&  Levits  arofe  &  We. the  peo. 
Neh.  2. 1 1 .  people  blef.  all  the  men  that  w  ill.ofFer 
Job  29.11  .the  eare  heard  me,  then  it  bkfed  me 
3 1 .20,if  his  loines  have  not  bkjfedme 
K 


BLE       BLE 

Pfal.qa. 1 8  .whiles  he  lived,  he  bleffed  himfelfe 
7  2. 1 7. and  men  (halbe  bkfed  in  him 

all  nations  (hall  call  him  blcffed 
118.26.  bkf.bi  he  that  comech  in  the  name  of 
we  have  blef.  you  out  of  the  houfe  of  the 
Pro.}  t.28.childr-.-n  mil  rife  up,and  call  her  bkfjed 
Ecckf.10.1y.bkjfcda.vt  thou,  Oland,when thy  K. 
Cant.6. 9.  daughters  faw  her,and  bkfed  her 
lfa.66.3  burns  incenfc,as  if  he  bleffed  an  idoll 
Jer.zo.  14.  day  wherin  my  mother  bare  me  be  ble. 
Mal.i.iz.zW  nations  ihall  call  you  blejj'ed 
Mat.  1 3 .i6.bkfcchre  your  eyes,for  they  fee 
14. 19.be  b.leffed,3iid  brake.and  gave  the  loaves 
Mar{e6.^i.8c  14.12.  Lu\>  9.16. 
16. 17.  bleffed  art  thou,Simon  Bar-Jona 
24. 46. blejj'ed  is  that  fervajnt,whom  his  lord 

lu\e  12.43. 
26.26.took  bread,and  bkjfcdk,ind  brake  it 
Mar.10.16.took  them  up  in  his  arms,&  bk.them 
11. 10. ble  fedbc  the  kingdom  of  our  fath.Dav. 
14.61. arr  thou  the  Chnft,the  Son  oithebkfed 
Lul(e  l.^z.blejjcdaxt  thou  among  women 
41.bkffedjs  he  that  bdeeveth,  for 
48.henceforth  all  gener.ihall  call  mc  bkfed 
2.34.Simon  blejfed them,  and  faid  to  Mary 
10. z^. bkfed  ate  the  eyes  which  feethe  things 
1 1.Z7. bleffed  is  the  womb  that  bare  thee 
1  z.t,j. blcffed  sxe  thofe  fcrvants.whom  the  lord 
3  8. if  the  fecond  or  third  watch  We.thofe  fer. 
19.38.  blef.be  the  K.that  corneth  in  the  name 
23.29.to/7a/are  the  ba!-ren,&  the  wombs  that 
24.30.Ms/7k/ it,andbrake,and  gave  to  them 
fo.he  lift  up  his  hands,and  bkfed  them 
5 1. while  h'^ble fed  them,he  was  parted  from 
Atl.zo.i  ^.it  is  more  bkfed  to  give  then  to  receive 
Ga/.3.9.they  zteblcfed  withfaithfull  Abraham 
Tit.  2 . 1 3  .looking  for  that  bkfjed  hope 
He&.7.i.whomet  Abrah.from  the  flaught.&tor. 
6.and  bkfed  him  that  had  the  promifes 
7.  the  leffe  is  blcffed o{ 'the  greater 
1  i.20.by  faith  Ifaac  bkfjed  Jacob 

21.  by  faith  [acobto/Tbo-h  the  fons  of  Jofe. 
Jam.  1 . 2  5. this  man  {halbe  bkfed  in  his  deed 
KCZ/.14. 1 3  .bkfed  are  the  dead  which  die  in  the  L. 

1g»leffea,as  God  the  agent. 
Gen.i.zz.  God  blcffed  thcm,faying,  Be  fruitfull 

Verfe  28. 
z.l.Godbkffedthe  feventh  day,  &  fanchfied  it 
Exod.zQ.11, 
^.2. created  he  them,and  bkfed  them 
9. 1  .God  bkfed  Noah  and  his  fons 
x  7 . 20.behold,I  have  blejfed  Iflimael 
24.i.the  L.had bleffed  Abraham  in  all  things 
3  i.eome  in  thou  bkfed  of  the  Lord 
3  $  .the  Lord  hath  bleffed  my  mafter 
25.1 1. after  the  death  of  Abr.  God  b'cf.his  fon 
26.1 2.1faac  fowed,and  the  Lord  blcffed  him 

29. thou  art  now  the  ble fedof  the  Lotd 
27.27.asthefmelofafield  wch  the  L.hathfe. 
3  0.2  7. the  Lord  hath  bkfed  me  for  thy  fake 

30.  the  L.hith  ble  fed  thee  fincemy  coming 
3  2.29-and  he  blcffed  him  there 
3  f  .9. God  appeared  to  Jacob  again,&  bkf. him 
3  9. 5  .the  Lord  bkfed  the  Egyptians  houfe 
48.3.  appeared  to  me  at  Luz,and  bkfjed  me 
Naw.23.20.he  hath  bkfed,  and  I  cannot  rcverfe 
Deut.z.y.the  Lord  thy  God  hath  bkfed  thee  in  all 
1 2.7.(hall  rejoyce,  wherein  thy  God  hath  blef. 
14.24. place  too  far,when  the  Lord  hath  bkjjcd 
1 5.i4.furnifh  him  of  that  thy  G.hathWc/thee 
i6.io.eivetothe  L.asthe  L.thy  God  hath  ble. 
■  28.3.  blcffed  (halt  thou  be  in  the  city 

and  bleffedma.lt  thou  be  in  the  field 
^.bkfjed  (halbe  the  fruit  of  thy  body,&  the 

5  .bkfed  fhalbe  thy  basket  and  thy  ftore 

6  bkfed  (halt  thou  be  when  thou  comeft  in 

bkfed  (halt  thou  be  when  thou  goeft  out 

33.13  .of  Jofeph  he  l~aid,Bkfcdot~ the  L.be  his 

Jr»/!i7.i4.forafmuchas  the  Lord  hathbkffedme 

Judg.1j.z4.  children  grew,  &  theLo.  bleffed  him 

i7.i.Wf//«/betbou  of  the  Lord  my  fon 
Ruth  2.20  blcfcdbe  he  of  the  L.who  hath  not  left 
z.io.bkffcd  be  thou  of  the  Lord,my  daughter 

1  Sa.  1  f .  1 3 .  bkf.be  thou  of  the  L.I  have  perform. 

23.21  .bkfed  be  yc  of  the  Lord,  ye  have  comp. 

2  S 'am. 2.5. bkf. 'be  yeof  the  L.that  ye  have  (hewed 

6.1  x.the 


BLE        BLE 


B  L  E        BLE 


BLE      BLE 


6. 1 1. the  L.blejjid  Obed-Edom,  &  all  his  ho. 

i  Cbron.13.14- 

n.told  David,the  L.hath  bleffedthe  hou.of 

7.29.  the  houfe  of  thy  ierv.  be blejj'ed  forever 

i  cfo\i7.27.thoubleffeit,0  L.and  it  fhalbe blef. 

26.?.Obed-Edom  had8.fons,for  G.btef.him 

2  Cbro.i  i.io.left  plenty,  for  the  Lo.hathWe/.his 

fob  1. 10. thou  haft  bleffedthe  wotk  of  his  hands 

42.11.fo  the  Loxd'blcjjcd  the  later  end  of  Job 
Pfal.zi,6.hav\  made  him  moft blejj'ed  for  ever 
33.1  i.ble[fcd  is  the  nation,whofe  Gas  the  Lo. 
j7.22.fuch  as  be blcfjldoi him  fhall  inherit 

26.and  his  feed  is  bleffed 
4i.2.Lord  will  keep  him,  and  he  ftnlbe  blcjjed 
4  5 .  2.thetefore  God  bath  blejjcd  dice  for  ever 
89.15  .blefis  the  people  that  know  the  joyfull 
11 2. 2. generation  ot  the  upright  ftnlbe blcjjed 
1 1  5. 1 5 ' .you are bleffidoi' the  L.who  made  hea. 
1 19. 1  blefjedaxe  the  undefiled  in  the  way 
nS.i. bleffed  is  every  one  that  feareth  the  Lo. 

4*'.thus  fhall  the  man  be  blefjed  thsx  feareth 
1 47. 1 5. he  hathWfj/J!  thy  children  within  thee 
Prp.%. 1 8. let  thy  fountain  be  blefled&nd  rejoyce 
j  0.7. the  memory  of  the  juft  is  blejjcd 
20. 7. his  children'  are  blejjcd  after  him 

2 1  .but  the  end  thereof  fhall  not  be  bleffed 
2  2 ,9.  he  that  hath  a  bountifull  eie  fhalbe  blef. 
Ifa.  1 9. 2  5 .  bleffed  be  Egypt  my  people 

5  1. 2. for  1  called  him  alonepiid  blcfj'ed  him 
6 1. 9. they  are  the  feed  which  the  Lo.  hath  blef. 
65.33.  they  are  the  feed  of  the  blcf.ot  the  Lord 
Mat.  5 .  3  .&&/?«/  are  the  poore  in  fpin  t 
5.  bleffed  axe  the  meek 
7  blefjedaxe  the  mercifull 
S. bleffed  axe  the  pure  in  heart 
g.blejfedzxe  th?  peace-makers 
2  5.j4.comeyete//^ofmy  Father 
Lu\.i. zS. blefjed  ait  thou  among  women  _ 

6.  zo.blcf.be  ye  poore,for"yours  is  the  kingdom 
1 4.  i4.thou  (halt  be  We$i,for  they  cannot 
£/>&.  i.J.  who  hath  blef.us  with  all  fpirituall  bleff. 

H&lcffeO  as  God  the  objed. 
Gen.9.16.  blefl'ed  be  the  Lord  God  of  Shem 
14.ZO. blejfedbe  the  moft  high  God,which 
z4.z7.blef.be  the  L.God  of  my  mafter  Abrah. 
Verfe48. 
Exod.  1S.z0.blef.be  the  L.who  hath  delivered  you 
Jof.zz. 3  j.Ifr.to.God,&  did  not  intend  to  go  up 
Ruth  4.14.  blejjedbe  the  L.who  hath  not  left  thee 

1  Sa.zj.iz.bleffedbe  the  Lord  which  fentthee 

3  gjbleffed  be  the  Lord  w  hich  hath  pleaded 

2  S£.i8.2  8.We/.be  the  L.whichhath  deliv.up  the 

2  2.47.Lord  liveth,  and  blejfedbe  my  rocke 

Pfal.1S.46. 

1  #s.i.48i/e/7Wbethe  L.whichhath  given  one 

5.7.Wf/.bethe  Lord  this  day  which  hath  given 

2  Chwa.z.iz. 

8. i1.blef.be  the  L.which  fpake  with  his  mouth 

2  Cbron.6.4. 

56.  Wcf.  be  the  Lord  which  hath  given  reft 

10.0.  ble(fed  be  the  Lo.which  delighted  in  thee 

zChro.g.S. 

1  Chr.  16.16.  blejfedbe  the  Lord  for  ever  and  ever 

Chapt.  29.10. 

29. 10.  David  blef.the  L.before  all  the  congre. 

io.all  the  congr.We/lthe  L.God  of  their  fat. 

2  Cfo.20.26.Berachah,for  there  they  blef.the  Lo. 

3  i.O.faw  the  heaps,they blejfed  the  Lord 
E^r. 7.  z7.blef.be  the  L.which  put  fucha  thing  in 
Neb.S.6.Etxablef.  the  L.  people  anfwered,Amen 

9 . 5  .&/e//e«/  be  thy  glorious  name,  which  is  exal. 

fob  i.Zi.blej]edbethena.meoithe'Lo.Ff.ii7.z. 

Pfal.zS. 6. blcfj'ed be  the  Lo.becaufe  he  hath  heard 
3  l.zi.blefj'edbe  the  Lo.he  hath  fhewed  me  his 
Ai.H.bler.betheL.  from  everlafting  to  ever. 
*  Pfal.106.4S. 

66. 20. We/.be  G. which  hath  not  turned  aw. my 
6S.i9.bkjfedbt  the  L.which  daily  loadethus 
3  5 .  blef.be  G.who  giveth  power  to  his  peo. 
7z.iS. bief.be  the  L.who  only  doth  wond.thi. 

1  q.bleffed  he  his  glorious  name  for  ever 
Sq.^z.bleffedbe  the  Lord  for  evermore 
1 19.1  i.&Ze/lartthou,  O  L.  teach  me  thy  ftatu. 
1 24.6.  blef.be  the  Lo.  which  hath  not  given  us 
1 3  5 . 2 1  .bleffed  be  the  Lord  out  of  Z  ion 
1 44.1. blejfedbe  the  Lord  my  ftrength 


£^.3 . 1  ?..  blejjedbe  the  glory  of  the  L.from  this 
Dan.  2. 1 9. then  Daniel  blejjcd  the  God  of  heaven 
zo. blejfed  be  the  name  of  God  for  ever  and 

7,. zS. blejfedbe  theGod  ofShadrach 

4.34.returned5and  I  blejj'ed  the  moftH'igh 
Zech.  11.5.  they  that  fell  them  fay,  Blef.be  the  Lo. 
Lidi.i.6S.blef.  be  the  Lord,  for  he  hath  vifited his 

2. 28. took  him  up  in  his  armes,  ScbleffedGod 
John  11.13.  blejfed  is  the  K.of  Ifr.that  cometh  in 
Rom.  1.25.  then  the  creator  who  is  blejj'ed  for  ever 

9. 5  .who  is  over  all,God  blejfed  for  ever 
2  Cm:  1.3  .We/]  be  God,  even  the  Father  of  our  L. 
Epbef.1.3.  1  PeM.3. 

1 1.3  l.which  isbleffediox  evermore,knoweth 
1  Tim.  1. 11.  accord,  to  the  glorious  Gofp.  of  the  bl. 

6 .1 5  .who  is  the  blejj'ed  and  only  Potentate  K. 

P/^,2. 1  z.bkffedaxe  all  they  that  truft  in  him 
S4.4.blcffcd  are  they  that  dwell  in  thy  houfe 
106. 3. Warfare  they  that  keep  judgement 
1  iq.t.blejfedave  they  that  keep  his  teftimonies 
Pro. 8 . 3  2. for  blejfed  are  they  that  keep  my  waies 
lfa.  3  o.  iS.bkjfed  are  all  they  that  wait  for  him 
Mat.  5.4.  bleffed  are  they  that  mourne 

6.  bleffed  axe  they  which  do  hunger  &  thirft 
10.  bleffed  are  they  which  are  perfecuted  for 
Lull.  1 1. 2 8. rather  b'ef.axe  they  that  hear  the  word 
John  20.29. blcf.axe  they  which  have  not  feen,& 
Rom.4.7.  bkf. axe  they  whofe  iniquit.  are  forgiven 
Rev .  19.9.  blcf.axe  they  which  are  called  to  ,the  m. 
22.14.  Warfare  thy  that  do  hiscomandem. 
UgleffeD  are  ye. 
lfa.i  z.zo. blejfed  are  ye  that  fow  betide  all  waters 
Mat.  5 . 1 1  .blefjedaxe  ye,when  men  (hall  revile 
Luke  6.zi  .blejfed  ate  ye  that  hunger  now 

blejj'ed  are  ye  that  weep  now 
zz.blejfedaxeye  when  men  (hall  hate  you 
TBMt^isbe. 
N«/«. 24.9.^//^  is  he  that  bleffeth  thee 
Pfal.^z.!. bleffed  is  he  whofe  tranfgref.is  forgiven 

4 1. 1  .bleffed  is  he  that  confidereth  the  poore 
Dan.  1 2. 1 2.  blcf.is  he  that  waiteth  and  cometh  to 
Mat.  n.6.blef.is  he  whofoever  fhal  not  be  offend. 

Luke  7.23. 

zi.q.blef.is  he  that  cometh  in  the  na.of  the  L. 

Chap.2  3.39.&AtoMi.9  &I«ii3-3  5- 

Lu\.  14.15  blefl'ed  is  he  that  (hall  eate  bread  in  the 

Rev.  1. 1. bleffed  \s  he  that  readeth,&  they  that  hear 

16.15.We/jfo/ishcthatwatcheth,  &keepeshis 

20.6  bleffed  and  holy  is  he  that  hath  patt  in  the 

22.7.  blejfed  is  he  that  keepeth  the  fayings  of 

HBleffeO  is the  man. 
Pfal.  1 . 1  .blejfed  is  the  man  that  walketh  not  in  the 
2z.z.blejJ'ed  is  the  man  to  whom  the  L.  imput. 
Roman. 4. S. 

14.8 .  bleffed  is  the  man  that  trufteth  in  him 

Pfal.S4.1z. 

40. 4.blcf  is  the  man  that  maketh  the  L.histr. 

6  5. ^.bleffed  is  the  man  whom  thou  choofeft 

S4.^.blef.is  the  man  whofe  ftrength  is  in  thee 

94.  lz.blejfedis  the  man  whom  thou  chafteneft 

1 1 2. 1 .  bleffed  is  the  man  that  feareth  the  Lord 

Pro. S.  3  4-ble. is  the  man  that  heareth  mc  watching 

lfa.rf.z.blcf.is  the  man  that  doth  this,  &  the  fon 

Jer.  17. 7. bleffed  is  the  man  that  trufteth  in  the  L. 

Jam.  1 . 1 2 .  blefis  the  man  that  endureth  temptat. 

Rom.4.6.even  as  David  defcribes  the  blejfednes  of 
9#cometh  this  blejjednes  on  circumcif.  only 
Gal.4. 1  5. where  is  then  the  blejfednes  you  fpake  of 

IcMeffctt. 

'N11m.zz.6l  wote  whom  thoableffeji  is  bleffed 
1  Cbro.  1 7. 27 .for  thou  bleffcft,  O  Lo.and  it  fhalbe 
Pfal.6  5 . 1  o.thou  bleffefl  the  fpringing  thereof 

Gen.z7.zg.  bleffed  be  he  that  blefj'etb  thee 
Ato.24.9.bleffed  is  he  that  blejj'eth  thee 
Dent.  1 5 .6.  thy  God  blef. thee  as  he  hath  promifed 
Pfal.  10.3. blefj'etb  the  covetous.whom  the  Lord 

107. 3  8. he  blcffeth  them  alfo,fo  that  they  are 
Pro.  3 .3  3.  but  hebleffelb  the  habitation  of  the  juft 

27.14.  he  that  blef  his  friend  with  a  loud  voice 
Ifa.6  5.16.  that  he  who  We/T.himfelfe  in  the  earth 

flBMmg. 
Gen.i  2.2.thou  (halt  be  a  blefjing 

rz.iT  :\nblejfmg\\eb\tSe  thee.        Hcb.6. 14. 


27.12.brmg  acurfe  upon  me,&  not  a  bleffmg 
3  o.Ifaac  had  made  an  end  of  blejjingjacob 
3  5 .  hath  taken  away  thy  blejfiag 
3  6.behold  now  he  hath  taken  away  my  blef 
haft  thou  not  referved  a  blejjing  for  me 
3  8. haft  thou  but  one  bleffmg,  my  father 
4 1  .Efau  hated  Jacob3becaufe  of  the  blcjftng 
28>4.God  give  thee  the  bleffmg  of  Abraham 
3  3.n.take,Ipray  thee,my  bkf. that  is  brought 
l9.<i.blejfmgoi  the  L. was  upon  all  that  he  had 
49. 28. every  one  according  to  his  blejjing 
Exod  32.29.  that  he  may  beitow  upon  you  a  blef. 
Levit. 25 .21  .then  will  I  comand  my  blef. on  you 
Deut.  1 1  ..26.I  fet  before  you  this  day  a  bkjfuig  and 
27a  bkjjing,i(ye  obey  the  commandements 
29-thou  (halt  put  the  blefuxxm  mount  Ger. 
1 2.1 5. thy  foul  luiteth  aftcr.accord.to  the  bkf. 
16.17.give  as  he  is  able  according  to  the  blef. 
2  3 . 5  .the  Lord  turned  the  curfe  into  a  bkfjing 
28. 8, L. fhal  comand  the6/e.upon  thy  fiore-ho. 
3 0.1. upon  thee  the  blefjing  and  the  curfe  which 

1 9.I  have  fet  before  you  \i£efAeathj)kjJing 
33.1  .this  is  the  blejjing  wherewith  Mofes  the 
7.thisis  the  blefjing  of  Judah 
1 6. let  the  ble.come  upon  the  head  of  Jofeph 
23  ..full  with  the  bkffmgoi  the  Lord 
J  of.  1 5 .  i9give  me  a  bleffmg,  for  thou  haft  given 
Judges  1.1%. 

1  iuOT.25.27.now  this  blef.  which  thine  handm. 

2  S5_7.29.with  thy  blef.  let  the  houfeof  thy  ferv. 
2  Kjn.  5 . 1 5 .1  pray  thee  take  a  bkjfing  of  thy  ferva. 
Neh.q.  5.which  is  exalted  above  all  blelJing,&c  pra. 

i3.2.howbeit  our  G. turned  the  curfe  into  a  bl. 
Job  29. 1 3 .  the  blefof  him  that  was  ready  to  peri. 
Pfal.i  .8. thy  blefjing  is  upon  thy  people 

24. 5. he  (hall  receive  the  bl-.fjing  from  the  Lord 
109. 17. as  he  delighted  not  in  blejjingfo  let 
1 29.8.the  blejjing  of  the  Lord  be  upon  you 
1 3  3 .3.  for  there  the  L.commanded  the  blejjing 
Pro.  1  o.  22. the  blejjing  of  the  Lord,it  maketh  rich 
1 1. 1 1  .by  the  blef. of  the  upright  the  city  is  exa. 

26.but  a  bkjfing  upon  the  head  of  him  that 
24.25.  a  spoiabUljing  (hall  come  upon  them 
lfa.i9.z4.evenablefiinginthe  midft  of  the  land 
44. 3. and  my  blefrng  upon  thine  off-fpring 
6  5.8.deftroy  it  not,for  a  bleffmg  is  in  it 
£^.34.26.places  round  about  my  hill  a  bleff ing 
there  (halbc  fhowres  of  blefiing 
44. 30. that  he  may  caufe  the  bleff  ing  to  reft  in 
Joel  2.14.  and  leave  a  blefting  behind 
Zecb.S.  1 3  .fo  will  I  fave  you,&  ye  fhalbe  a  bleffmg 
Mai.  3.10.  and  powre  you  out  a  We/! (hall  not  be 
L/^.24. 5  3  .in  the  temple,  prailing  &  bkfling  God 
K(7».i5.29.inthefuIneffeoftheWe/;oftheGofp. 
1  Cor.  1  o.  1 6  .this  cup  of  blcffing,v/  hich  w  e  bleffe,is 
G«/.3.i4.thatthe  bkf.of  Abrah. might  come  on 
Heb.6.7.it  is  dreffed,receiveth  blef  ing  from  God 
1 2. 1 7.  when  he  would  have  inherited  the  blef. 
Jam.  3. 10  fame  mouth  proceedeth  blef.  &  curling 
1  Ptf.3.9.but  contrariwife  We/ft»g,knowing ,that 
called,that ye fhould  inherit ablcffmg 
Rei>.5.i2.worthy  to  receive  glory  andblefing 

13.  blefiing  &  honour  to  him  that  litteth  on 

7.iz.bleffmgaad  glory  to  our  God  for  ever  and 

HSlefffngjJ. 

GS.49.Z  5.almighty  blefs  thee  with  bkfiings  above 

bit ffings  of  heaven  above,  blef,. of  the  deep 

bleflings  of  the  breafts,  and  of  the  womb 

z6.bleffings  of  thy  father  have  prevailed 

above  the  blefiings  of  thy  progenitors 
De«r.28.2.all  thefe  bkffmgs  (hall  come  on  thee 
Jof.S.14.  afterwards  he  reade  the  blef.8c  the  curf. 
P/d.2i.3.preventeft  him  with  the  bkf.oi goodnes 
Pro.10.6  Mefiings  are  upon  the  head  of  the  juft 

28.20.  afaithfull  man  fhall  abound  with  bleff. 
Mal.z.z.zad  will  curfe  your  bkffmgs 
Epbef.i.-},.  who  hath  bleffed  us  with  all  lx>ixh.bkf. 

5©lei»  to  blow. 
Jof. 6. 8.paffed  on  before  the  L.&  blew  with  the 
9.  men  went  before  the  priefts  which  blew 
1 3/even  priefts  went  on  continually  &  ble. 
i6.at  the  7tf,.time,when  the  priei/ew  with 
20.peoplefhouted  when  the  prieftstew 
Judg.i..Z7  .thvAbtewa  trumpet  in  the  mount  of 
6.34.  Gideon  blew  a  trumpet,&  Abiezer  was 
7.i9.theyWwthetrump.&brake.Ch.20.22. 
i  Saw.  1 3. 3. Saul 


B  L>E 


BLI 


! .  3  .Saul blew  the  trumpet,  fayingXet 
i  S«».i.i8.foJoab  Mswa  trumpet,*  all  the  peo. 
X8  16  Joab  fcfc.the  trump.  &  the  people  retur. 
io'i  Shcbafon  of  Bichri  blew  a  trumpet 
a»  caft  it  out  to  Joab,&  he  blew  a  trumpet 
i  Kin  i  ,9.&fe.thetrump.&faid,GodfaveK.Sol. 
,  Kino  ir-^with trump.faying, [ehuis Ring 
1 1  i4.thepeoplerejoyced,&  few  with  trump. 
Aftf./.z  j.winds  Mn*,andbeat  upon  that  houfe 

V  £1 1  \-  Z  y  * 

Tift.  6.  1 8.arofe  by  reafon  of  a  great  wind  that  bl. 
Act  n  1 3  -when  the  South  wind  W.foftly.luppo. 
J8  i '3. after  one  day  the  South  wind  blew 
IpleooorSlne. 

Kxod  z  < .4-Mue,  purple,and  fcnrkt.    Chap. 16. i , 

^     Vx^.*  27.16.  &  18.5^1 5,3  3-& 

35.6,23, 25,35.*  ?6.8,M337-&J8- 
18,23.  fit  39-i,i,5>8>14>*<>- 
iS.A.thoufhalt  make  loops  or  blue 
a8.a8.bindthebreaft-platewithalaceofW«e 
Chap.39.21. 
3 1  make  the  robe  of  the  Ephod  all  of  blue 
3  7  .and  thou  (halt  put  it  on  a  M»e  lace 
1 6.i  i. he  made  loops  of  blue  on  the  edge  of 
\  a  >  outsold  into  wires  to  work  it  in  the  blue 
a V.made  the  robe  of  the  Ephod  all  of  blue 
j  i!they  tied  unto  it  a  lace  of  blue 
Him  4.6.fpread  over  it  a  cloth  wholly  of  blue 
7.  on  the  table  of  Shew-bread  a  cloth  of  bl. 
o!take  a  cloth  of  blue,  &  cover  the  candleft. 
1 1  on  the  golden  ale.  fhal  fpread  a  clo.of  bl. 
i  a.put  the  inftruments  in  a  cloth  of  blue 
i  5 .j  8. on  the  fringes  of  the  bord.a  ribb.of  blue 
i  Cfo-.a^.fcnd  a  man  cunning  to  work  in  blue 
14.I  have  fenta  man  skilful  to  work  in  blue 
3 .14.be  made  the  vaile  of  blue  and  purple 
£#.i.6.w here  were  white ,green,&  blue  hangings 
a  pavemtmt  of  red,W«e,black,marbk 
8.15.  Mordecai  went  out  in  royall  appar.of  bl. 
Jer.xo.^hlue  and  purple  is  their  clothing 
E^fc.2  3  -^.doted  on  the  Affyr.clothed  with  blue 
zj.-j-blue  and  purple  from  the  Ifks  of  Ehfhah 
a4.thefe  were  thy  merchants  in  blue  clothes 
lBlewncffe. 
Pro.  20.  j  o.blewneffe  of  a  wound  cleanfeth  evill 

IfthnD. 
Exod.4.1  i.who  maketh  thefeeing  and  the  blind 
Levit.  19. 14-not  put  a  ftumb.  block  before  the  bli. 
2i.i8.aWwza,man,  or  a  lame  man  fhall not 
zz-zz.blind,  or  broken  ye  fhall  not  offer  to  the 
Veut.  15.21  Mind,or  lame  ye  fhall  not  facrifice 
27.i8.curfed  be  the  man  that  maketh  the  W.to 
28.29.as  the  blind  gropeth  in  darkneffe 
a  S<a».5-6.except  thou  take  away  the  blind  &  the 
8.whofo  fmiteth  the  lame  &  blind  that  are 
blind  &  the  lame  fhall  not  come  into  the 
-Job  29. 1 5 .1  was  eies  to  the  blind,$c  legs  to  the  la. 
Pfal.  1 46 .8  .the  Lord  openeth  the  eies  of  the  blind 
iyi.29.18.eies  of  the  Wj.fhallfee  out  of  obfeurity 
2  j .  5  .then  the  eies  of  the  blind  fhalbe  open 
42. 7. to  open  the  blindeies,  to  bring  out  the 
i6.Ilc bring  the  blindby  a  way  that  they  kn. 
18. look  ye  blind,thzt  ye  may  fee 
19.  who  is  blindbat  my  ferv.  who  is  blind  as 
he  that  is  perfeft,*  bli.zt  the  Lords  ferv. 
4 3  .8  .bring  forth  the  Wz.peopk  that  have  eies 
56.10.his  watchmen  are  Wi.they  are  all  ignor. 
59.  io.we  grope  for  the  wall  like  the  blind 
Jer.\  1. 8.Ile  gather  with  them  the  bli.8i  the  lame 
IrfOT.4. 1 4.  they  have  wandred  as  blind  men  iu  the 
Zepb.  1.17 .they  (hall  walk  like  blind  rnen,becaufe 
Mai.  1 .8  .if  ye  off cr  the  blind  for  facrifice,  is  i  t  not 
Mat. 9. 2 7 .two  bli.men  following  &  crying,Thou 
28.when  come  into  the  houfe  the  blind  men 
1 1. 5.  the  blind  receive  their  fight,the  lame  walk 
Lu\e  7. zz. 
12.1  i.brought  one  poffeffed  with  a  dive\,blind 
healed  him,that  the  blind  faw,dumb  (pake 
1  5.  14.tb.ey  be  blind  leaders  of  the  blind 

if  the  blind  lead  the  b lind,both  fhall  fall 

Lu\e  6.2,9. 

3  ©.multitude  came, having  with  them  bl.[z. 

3  i.wondred  when  they  faw  the  blind  to  fee 

20. jo. as  departed  fromJericho,two  W.men  fit. 

a  1 . 1  \hlvnd  &  lame  came  to  him  in  the  temp. 

23.16.woe  to  you  ye  blind  guides 


BLI        BLG 

1 7. ye  fooks,and  blind,  whether  is  greater 

Verfe  19. 

24.ye  blind  guides,which  drain  at  a  gnat 

26. thou  bii.  t-'harif.cleanfe  rirft  that  which  is 

Mar. 8. 2  2. comes  to  Bethfa.&  they  brought  a  blind 

23  .took  the  bli.man  by  the  hand,*  led  him 

10.46.  Wi.Bartimeus  fate  by  the  way  fide  beg. 
49.call  the  Wi.man,faying,  Be  of  good  com. 
5i.b/»zrffaid,Lord,thatI  might rece.my  fig. 
Lu\./l.  18. to  preach  recovery  of  light  to  the  blind 

7.ai.tomany  that  weteblmdhe  gave  fight 

I4.i3.makeft  a  feaft,call  the  poor,  \ame,blind 
2 1  .bring  in  hither  the  poore,maimed,  blind 

18.3  5. as  nigh  to  Jericho,a  Wj.man  fate  by  the 
John  5 .  3  .in  thefe  lay  a  multitude  of  blind,  halt 

9.1.  law  a  man  that  was  blind  from  his  birth 
2.who  finned,that  this  man  was  born  blind 
6. anointed  the  eies  of  the  Wi.man  with  clay 
8.feen  him  that  was  blind,Qad,  Is  not  this  he 
1 3. brought  to  the  Phar.him  that  was  blind 
17/aid  to  the  blind  man  againe,What  faidft 
l8Jewes  did  not  beleevehe  had  bin  blind 
1 9. is  tins  your  fon  whom  ye  fay  was  born  b. 
ao.we  know  that  he  was  borne  blind 
24.again  they  called  the  man  that  was  blind 

2  j. whereas  I  was  blind,now  I  fee 

3  2. opened  the  eies  of  him  that  was  born  b. 
39.that  they  which  fee  might  be  made  blind 
40. are  we  blind  alfo 
4 1  .if  ye  were  blind,yc  fhould  have  no  (in 

10.2 1. can  a  divell  open  the  eies  of  the  blind 
1  i.37.eies  of  the  Wj.have  caufed  that  this  man 
Aft.  i$. 1 1  .(halt  be  b!ind,nat  feeing  the  fun  for  a 
Rfl#z.2.i9.art  confident,thouart  a  guide  to  the  bl. 
z  Pet.  i.9.he  that  lacketh  thefe  things  isblind 
K«J.3.i7.knoweft  not  thou  art  blind  and  naked 

mm. 

Deut.i6.iy.a  gift  doth  blind  thy  eies  of  the  wife 
1  Sam.  1 2.3 .  hand  have  I  received  a  bribe  to  blind 

TOnbeu.  lRHnoet!;. 

£*orf.23.8.a  gift  blindetb  the  wife 
fubn  1 2.40. he  hath  blinded  their  eies,hardened 
jf?flOT.ii.7.ekftion  hath  obtained  it,the  reft  are  bl. 
z  Cor.  3.  i4.but  their  minds  were  blinded,  for  till 
4.4. in  whom  the  god  of  this  world  hath  blind. 

1  fob.z.i  1. becaufe  that  darknes  hath  bli. his  eies 

1BUnt)-folDeO. 

Lȣ.22.64.when  they  had  blind-folded  him,they 

flJlinOiteffe. 

Gen.  1 9 . 1 1  .at  the  door  of  the  houfe  w  ith  blindneffe 
Dcvtf.28.28.the  L.fhall  fmite  thee  with  blindnefl'e 

2  Kin.6. 1 8  .fmite  this  people  with  bli.  I  pny  thee 
and  he  fmote  them  with  biindn.  according 

Zee.  1 2.4.1k  fmite  every  horfe  of  the  peo.w  ith  bl. 
Rom.  1 1 . 2  5 .  that  blindnes  in  part  is  happened  to  If. 
Epbef.4. 1 8  .becaufe  of  the  blindneffe  of  the  heart 

Blocfee,  See  &>tumbltng=bloc&e. 

GfK.4.io.the  voice  of  thy  brothers  blood  ctieth 
1 1. to  receive  thy  brothers  W.tfrom  thy  hand 
o.4.the  life  thcreof,which  is  the  blood  thereof 
S.furely  your  blood  of  your  lives  Ik  require 
37. a6.if  weflay  our  brother,  &  concealhisW. 

3  1. and  dipped  the  coat  in  the  blood 
42. 2 a. therefore  alfo  his  blood  is  required 
49.1 1. his  clothes  in  the  blood  of  grapes 
£AW.4.9.fhall  become  blood  upon  the  dry  land 
7.17-waters  in  the  river  fhalbe  turned  into  bl. 
19.bec.ome  Wfl.that  there  may  be  Wo.through 
20.  waters  in  the  rivers  were  turned  to  blood 
2 1  .there  was  blood  throogh  all  the  land  of 
1 2.7. they  fir  11  take  of  the  blood,znd  ftrike  it 
1 3  .the  blood  fhalbe  to  you  for  a  token 

when  I  fee  the  bio.  Ik  paffe  over  you 
2  2.  dip  hyfop  in  the  bio.  that  is  in  the  bafon 
2  3  .when  he  feeth  the  blood  upon  the  lintell 
2  3. 1 8. not  offer  the  W^of  my  facrifice  withle. 
Chapt.34.25. 
24.6.Mofes  took  half  the  blo,&  put  it  in  a  baf. 
a9„i2.powre  Wflflrfat  the  bottomeof  the  altar 
Lrarf.4.18,25,30,34.  &  8. 1  $.&  9.9. 
1  o.take  the  blood,znd  put  it  upon  the  tip  of 
Levit  8. 23,24.*  14.14,25. 
2 1  .take  of  the  blood  upon  the  altar 
3 o.  1  o.Aaron  fhal  make  atone.with  the  blo.of 
lev.  1 . 1 5  .blood  thcrof  .wrung  out  at  the  fide  of  the 
K  a 


BL  O 


BLO 


4.6;  Aaron  (hall  dip  his  finger  in  the  blood 

Chapt.9.9. 
7-put  fome  of  the  bloodupon  the  homes  of 

Ver.i8,25.&  Chap.8.iy.&  9.9. 

jo.prieft  fhal  take  of  the  to.with  his  finger 

Verfe  34. 

5.9.reft  of  the  Wd.fhalbe  wrung  out  at  the  bot. 

6.30.no  fin-off.  wherof  any  of  the  blo.is  broug. 

7.33.hethatoffereththe6W&  fat  fhall  have 

10.18.  the  blood  of  itwas  not  brought  in 
ia#4.fhall  continue  in  the  bio.  of  her  purifying 

Verfe  5. 
7. fhalbe  clcanfed  from  the  iffue  of  her  blood 
I4.6.dipthe  living  bird  in  the  blo.oi the  bird 

Verfe  5  1 . 
i7.reft  of  the  oik  put  upon  the  blood  of  the 
28.  of  the  oik  put  upon  the  place  of  the  bio. 
%  2.ckanfe  the  houfe  with  the  blo.of  the  bird 
1 5 .  19-and  the  iffue  in  her  flefh  be  blood 

2  5. if  a  woman  have  an  iffue  of  W.many  day. 
16. 1 5. bring  the  blo.o( the  goat  within  the  vaile 

27  .the  goat  whofe  blood  was  brought  in 
1  •j./z.blood fhalbe  imputed  to  that  man 

1 1. for  the  life  of  the  flefh  is  in  the  blood 
it  is  the  bloodthzt  maketh  an  atonement 

1 3.powrc  out  the  blood  thereof,  and  cover  it 

i4.the  blood  of  it  is  'for  the  life  thereof 
19. 16.  (halt  thou  ftand  againft  the  blood  of  thy 
20. 1 8. (he  hath  uncovered  the  founr.of  her  bl. 
Num.19. 1  -heifers  blo.whh  her  dung  fhall  he  burn 
2 3. 2 4. and  drink  the  blood o£ the  flaine 

35.19.  the  revenger  of  bio.  fhall  flay  the  murd. 

Vtrfe  2 1 . 

24-judge  between  the  flayer  &  reveng.of  bl. 

25.flayeroutofthehandofthercveng.ofW, 

27.revenger  of  b/o.h~nd  him  without  the  bor. 

reveng.of  blo.kill  the  fiayer,he  fhal  not  be 

3  3  .for  blood,  it  defikth  the  land 

land  cannot  beckanfed  of  the  bio.  that  is 
fhed  therein,but  by  the  blood  of  him  that  • 
Deut.  1 2. 27  .(halt  offer  the  flefh  &  blood  upon  the 
the  bloodoi  thy  facrif.fhalbe  powred  Out 
I7.8.between  blO.St  Wooi,betwecnplca  &  plea 
2  cbion.iQ. 10. 
i9.6.1eft  the  avenger  of  bloodfvtiue  the  flayer 
lo.and  fo  bloodhe  upon  thee 
1 2.deliv.him  into  the  ha. of  the  avcng.of  bl. 
2 1. 8. and  the  WW  fhalbe  forgiven  them 

2  2.8.battkments,thatthou  bring  not  Wo.upon 

3  2.42  He  make  mine  arrowes  drunk  with  bio. 

and  that  with  the  bloodoitht  llaine 
43  .he  will  avenge  the  blood  of  his  fervants 
Jojh.  2.19.  his  blood  fhalbe  upon  his  head 

his  blood  fhalbe  upon  our  head 

20.3.fhalbe  your  refuge  from  the  aveng.of  bio. 

5 .if  the  avenger  of  Woodfpurfue  after  him 

9. not  die  by  the  avenger  of  bio.  till  he  flood 

Judg.g. 24.  their  hlb.be  laid  upon  Abim.theirbr. 

1  Sa.z6.zoXa  not  my  blood  fall  to  the  earth  befo. 

z  Sam.  1.16.  thy  blood  be  upon  thy  head,for  thy  m. 

2  2. from  the  blood  of  the  (lain,  from  the  fat 
3.27  he  died  for  the  bkodol  Afahel  his  broth. 

28.I  &  mykingdomeguiltlcfsfrom  the  Wo. 
4.1 1  .(hall  I  not  now  require  his  Wo.at  your  ha. 
14. 1 1. not  fuffer  the  revengers  ofbl.to  deftroy 
16.8.  returned  upon  thee  all  the  bio  of  the  ho. 
20. 1 2.Amafa  wallowed  in  bio.  in  the  midft  of 
2  3 . 1 7 .  is  not  this  the  blo.of  the  men  that  w  ent 
1  Chron. 11.1$, 

1  JJi«.2.5.put  the  blood  of  war  upon  his  girdle 

9.  ho.head  bring  down  to  the  grave  with  bl. 

3  2. the  L.fhal  return  his  blood  upon  his  head 
3  3  .their  WW  fhall  return  upon  the  hend  of 
3  7. thy  S/ofli fhalbe  upon  thy  owne  head 

1 8 .28  .till  the  blood  guinea  out  upon  them 

21.19.in  the  place  where  dogs  licked  the  blood 

of  Nabothjfhall  dogslicke  thy  blood 

22.3  <;. blood  ran  out  of  the  wound  into  the  ch. 

2  8  .wafhed  the  char.&  dogs  licked  up  his  bl. 

2  Kjn.2,.zz.(iw  the  waters  as  red  as  blood 

2  3  .they  ftid,This  is  Workings  are  flaine 

9. 7. that  I  may  avenge  the  blood  of  my  fervants 

26.I  have  feen  the  bloodof  Naboth,&  the  bl. 

2  Chr.  24.2  5.  for  the  bloodof  the  fons  of  Jehojada 

29.23.  made  reconciliation  with  their  bloodon 

Job  16.18.O  earthjCo ver  not  thou  my  blood 

39.30.her 


' BLO         BLO 

39.  j  o. her  young  ones  alfo  luck  up  blood 
Pfal.o.  1  z.when  he  maketh  inquilition  for  blood 
i6.4.their  drink-offerings  of  blood  will  I  not 
3  0.9. what  profit  is  there  in  my  blood 
50.1  j.will  I  drink  the  blood  of  goats 
5  8.  io.fhall  wafli  his  ieet  in  the  blo.oi the  wic. 
63.2^.  foot  may  be  dipped  in  the  bio.  of  thine 
7  2.  i4.precious  fhall  their  blood  be  in  his  fight 
78.44.andhad  turned  their  rivers  into  Wood 

P/^.IOJ.IQ. 

79.3  .their  bloodhzve  they  (Tied  like  water 
106.3  S. and  their  land  was  polluted  withblood 
Pro.  1 . 1 1  .let  us  lay  wait  for  blood 

1 8. and  they  lay  wait  for  their  owne  blood 
1 2.6.words  ot  the  wic. are  to  lie  in  wait  for  bl. 
z8.i7.am:.n  that  doth  violence  to  the  blood  of 
30.3  3. wringing  of  the  nofebringeth  forth  bio. 
Ifa.i.ii.l  delight  not  in  the  blood  ot  bullocks 
1 5. your  hands  are  lull  of  blood 
4.4.fhall  have  purged  th;  blood  of  Jerufalem 
9. 5  .and  garments  rolled  in  blood 
1 5.9  watersof  Dimon  fhalbe  full  of  blood 
■2.6.1 1  .the  earth  alfo  (hall  difclofe  her  blood 
3  3.1 5. that  ftoppeth  his  eares  from  hearing  bl. 
34.3.mountainsfhalbe  melted  with  their  blood 
6.fwoid  of  the  Lord  is  filled  with  blood 

made  fat  with  the  blood  of  lambs 
7 .their  land  fhalbe  foaked  with  blood 
49. 26. they  fhalbe  drunken  with  their  ownW. 
59.3  .your  hands  are  defiled  w  it h  blood 
66.  j.as  if  he  offered  fwines  blood 
Jer.z.n.foun&ihe  blo.ot  the  fouls  of  poor  inno. 
i8.2i.powre  out  their  blo.by  the  force  of  the 
19.4.  filled  this  place  withnhe  blood  of  innoce. 
46.1  o.it  fhalbe  made  drunk  with  their  blood 
48.  io.curfed  be  he  that  keeps  his  fwo.from  bl. 
5 1-3  5. and  my  Wo.upon  the  inhab.of  the Cald. 
£"*#z.4.i4.they  have  polluted  themfelveswith  bio. 
E^k.  3 . 1 8 .  his  blood  will  I  require  at  thine  hand 
Ver.2o.&Chap.33.8. 
5,i7.peftilence  and  Wood  (hall  palle  thorow 
9.9.the  land  is  full  oiblood 
1 4. 1 9,  if  I  powreout  my  fury  upon  it  in  blood 
i6.6.faw  thee  polluted  in  thine  owne  blood 

when  thou  waft  in  thy  bloodJLiye. 
9.I  throughly  wafhed  away  thy  blood. 
2,2.notremembred  when  polluted  in  thy  bl. 
3  6  by  the  bio.  of  thy  childr.w  hich  thou  didft 
3  8  .lie  give  thee  blood  in  fury  and  jealoufie 
18.10.if  he  beget  a  fon  that  isafhedderofWo. 
19.  io.thy  mother  is  like  a  vine  in  thy  blood 
2 1 .3  2. thy  blood  fhalbe  in  the  midft  of  the  land 
22.3  .city  fhe-ddeth  blood  in  the  midft  of  it 

1*3  .at  thy  blood  w  hich  hath  been  in  the  midft 
23.37.and  bloodis  in  their  hands.  Ver.45. 
24.7  .for  her  blood  is  in  the  midft  of  her 

8 .1  have  fet  her  blood  upon  the  top  of  a  rocke 
28. 2 3 -He  fend  blood  into  her  ftreets 
32.6.1k  water  with  thy  Wo.  the  land  wherein 
3  3 .4. his  blood  fhalbe  upon  his  owne  head 

6. his  blo.We  require  at  the  watchmans  hand 
3  5. 6. lie  prepare  thee  to  bloody  Wfl.fhall  purfue 
haft  not  hatedblood,  Ww.fhall  purfue  thee 
3  8. 2 2. He  plead  againft  him  with  blood 
43 .20.take  of  the  blood,8t  put  it  on  the  4.hor. 
44.7  .when  ye  offer  my  bread,  the  fat  &  the  bio. 

1  5  .they  fhall  offer  to  me  the  fit  and  blood 
45. 19. take  the  bio.  of  the  lin-off.&  put  it  upon 
Uof.i.^We  avenge  thebloodoi  Jczreelon  the  ho. 
4. 2.thcy  break  outsand  blood  touchcth  blood 
j5.8.Gilead  is  polluted  with  blood 
12.14  therefore  fhal  he  leave  his  Wo.upon  him 
Joel  2. 30. blood,  fire,  and  pillars  of  fmoake 

Ails  2. 1 9. 

3 1. Sun  turned  into  darknes3Moon  into  bio. 

AUs  2.20. 

3.2 1. He  cleanfe  their  &.'fl.that  I  have  not  cleanf. 

Mic.i .  io.they  build  up  Zion  with  blood 

7.2.they  all  lie  in  wait  tot  blood 
Hab.z.% .becaufe  of  mens  blood,8c  for  the  violence 

Verfe  17. 
1 2.  woe  to  him  that  builds  a  town  with  bio. 
Zeph.  1. 17 .their  Wooi  fhalbe  powred  outasduft 
Zech.9.7.  He  take  away  his  blood  out  of  his  mouth 
Mat.y.io.z  woman  with  an  iflue  oiblood 

Mar.^.z$.&LukjS.^i. 


BLO       BLO 

i6.i7.flefhand  blood  hath  not  revealed  it 

23.30.partakers  with  them  in  the  blo.oi  the  P. 

3  5  .from  the  blo.oi  righteous  Abel  to  the  bio. 

£#^11.51. 

26.28.this  is  my  blood  of  the  New  Teftament 

itf^  14.24. 

27.6.becaufeit  is  the  price  oiblood 

8. the  field  oiblood  unto  this  day.  Aff.1.19. 
24.I  am  innocent  of  the  bl.  of  this  jult  per. 
2  j. his  blood \,t  on  us  and  our  children 
Af«Ay.29.perceived  the  fount.of  her  W.was  dried 
LWf.8.44.  immediately  her  iflue  oiblood  ftanched 
1 3.1.  whoCe  blood  Pilate  had  mingled  with 
22.20.  this  cup  is  the  New  Teftam.in  my  bio. 
1  Coiintb.11.z5. 
44.as  if  great  drops  of  blood  filling 
John  1 . 1 3  .which  were  borne  not  oiblood 

6. 54.wb.ofo  eateth  my  flefh,  &  drinketh  my  bl. 
Verfe  56. 
5  5  .and  my  blood  is  drinke  indeed 
1 9. 3  4. forthwith  came  there  out  blood  &  water 
A5i.  5 .2 8 .  ye  intend  to  bring  this  mans  b/fl.upon 
ty.29.abftainfrom  things  ftrangled5&  blood 
Ver.29.  8cChap.21.2j. 
17. 26. hath  made  of  one  bloodzW  nations 
1 8. 6. your  bloodbe  upon  your  owne  heads 
20.26.I  am  pure  from  the  blood  of  all  men 
28.which  he  hath  purchafed  with  his  own  6. 
Rom.  3. 2  5. propitiation  through  faith  in  his  blood 

5. 9. much  more  being  juftified  by  his  blood 
2  Cor,  1 1. 2 1. fhalbe  guilty  of  the  body  &  W.of  the 
15.50.  flefh  6k  bio. cannot  inherit  the  kingd.of 
Gal.  1. 16. 1  conferred  not  with  flefh  and  blood 
Ephef.i.j.we  have  redemption  through  his  blood 

Colof  1.14. 
6. 1 2.we  wreftle  not  againft  flefh  and  blood 
Col  1. 20.  having  made  peace  through  the  blood  of 
H^.2.14.  children  are  partakers  of  flefh  andblood 
9. 7. not  without  to.which  he  offered  for  himf. 
1 2.nor  by  the  blood  of  goats,  but  by  his  own 
bloodhe  entred  once  into  the  holy  place 
1 3  .if  the  blood  of  bulls  and  goats  fan&i'fie 
18  .firft  teftament  not  dedicated  without  bl. 
i9.hetook  die  b/oodoi calves  with  water 
20. this  is  the  blo.oi  the  teftam.  which  God 
2  2. all  things  by  the  law  purged  withblood 
without  fhedding  of bloodno  remiffion 
2  5. holy  place,  every  yeere  with  bl.  of  others 
1 0.4.  not  poflible  the  bloodoi buls  fhould  take 
19.ro  enter intothe  holieft  by  the b/o.oi)ei. 
1 1. 2S. kept  paflover  and  fprinkling  oiblood 
1 2.4-ye  have  not  yet  relifted  unto  blood 

24. and  to  the  blood  of  fprinkling 
1 3 . 1 1  .whofe  blood  is  brought  into  the  fanftu. 
1 2.fanftifie  the  people  with  his  own  blood 
1  Pet.  1.2.  fprinkling  of  the  blood  of  Jefus  Chnft 

i9.but  with  the  precious  blood  of  Chnft 
1  fob. 1.  j.  blo.oi  J.fus  Chr.cleanfeth  us  from  all 
5 .6. this  is  he  that  came  by  warer  and  blood 

not  by  water  only,  but  by  water  and  blood 
8. three  in  earth,fpinr3water,WW 
Rev .  1.5.  wafhed  us  from  our  fins  in  his  own  blood 
5. 9. haft  redeemed  us  to  God  by  thy  blood 
6.10.  doft  thou  not  avenge  our  blood 

1 2. the  Moon  became  as  blood 
7.14.  made  them  white  in  the  bio.  of  the  lamb 
8.7  .followed  haile,and  fire  mingled  with  blood 

8  .the  third  part  of  the  lea  became  blood 
1  i.6.power  over  waters  toturnthem  into  bio. 
1  2.1 1.  overcame  them  by  the  blood  of  the  lamb 
I4.20.and  blood  c'dmt  out  oi  the  wine- prefie 
16.3.  fea became  as  the  bloodoiz  dead  man 
4.  rivers  and  fountains  became  blood 
6.given  them  blood  to  drink,for  they  are 
i7.6.woman  drunken  with  the  bloodoi  Saints 
i8.24.inher  was  found  the  blo.oi  the  Prophets 
19. 2. hath  avenged  the  blood  of  his  fervants 
1 3  .he  was  clothed  with  a  vefture  dipt  in  bl. 
2I5I0OO  be  upon  him,  or  upon  them. 
Lev.zo.9.  curf.fath.ormoth.hisWff.fhalbeonhim 
1 1.  put  to  death,their  bio.  fhalbe  upon  them 
i2.wrought  confuC  their  W.fhalbe  upon  the 
1 3 .  be  put  to  dea.their  Wo.fhalbe  upon  them 
Verfe  16. 
27-is  a  wifcardjtheir  bloodtt\z\be  upon  them 
E%e\.  18.13.  fhal  furely  dicyhis  Wo.fhalbe  on  him 


BLO        BLO 


1 3.5.100k  not  warning,his  bio.  fhalbe  on  him 
SBlcot)  j  oyned  wi  th  B  ulloc\{. 
iwi.29.12.take  of  the  blood  of  the  bullock 

Lrai?.4.5.&Chap.i6.i4,i8. 

Lmr.4.7.powre  all  theblo.oi  the  bull.at  the  bott. 

i6.that  is  anointed  fhal  bring  of  the  bul.  bl. 

i6.i5.blood,ashedid  with  the  W.  of  the  bull. 

TSAvfoof  Cbrifi. 

1  c>.io.i6.isitnot  thecom.of  the  Wo.ofChrift 

Ephef.  2. 1 3  .are  made  nigh  by  the  blood  of  Chri  ft 

Hek9.14.how  much  more  fhal  the  blood  of  Chrift 

UJlcoO  of  the  covenant. 
£w.  24. 8. behold  the  blo.oi  the  cove.which  the  L. 
Zecb.a.  n  .as  for  thee  alfo  by  the  blo.oi  thy  coven. 
Heb.  10.29.  hath  counted  the  blo.oi  the  coven.an 
i3.20.throughthei.Woftheeverlaftingcov. 
2151CDO  joyned  with  eate,ox  eateth. 
Levity.  1 7. that  ye  eate  neither  fat  nor  blood 
7. 26.moreover,ye  fhall  eat  no  maner  of  blood 

27.that  eateth  any  maner  of  W.fhalbe  cut  off 

i7-'°-whatfoever  of  Ifir.or  ftranger  that  eats  b. 

He  fet  my  face  ag.  that  foul  that  eateth  bio. 

1 2. no  foul  of  you  eat  bio.  nor  ftrang.eat  bio. 

i4.ye  fhall  eat  the  blood  of no  maner  of  flefh 

i9.26.yefhallnoteat  any  thing  with  the  blood 

Deut.  11.16.  only  ye  fhall  not  eate  the  blood 

Chapt.15.23. 

2  3  .only  be  fure  that  thou  eate  not  the  blood 
1  Sam.  1 4.  ?  2 .  people  did  eate  them  with  the  blood 

3  3  .people  fin  in  that  they  eat  with  the  blood 
34-fin  not  againft  the  L.in  eating  with  blood 

£Kf£-33-M-ye  eat  with  the  blo.Sc  lift  up  your  eies 

Innocent  HBlcoO. 

Deia.ig.  1  o.  that  innocent  blo.be  not  fhed  in  thy 

1 3  .put  away  the  guilt  of  innocent  blood 

Chapt.21.9. 
2 1. 8. lay  not  innoci/offrfto  thy  peoples  charge 

1  Sa.  1 9. 5 .  wherfore  wilt  thou  fin  aga.innoc.6A/. 
t  Kjn.i.i  1.  take  away  the  innocent  Wo.Joab  fhed 

2  Kin.  2 1 . 1 6.Manaf.fhed  mnoc.blood  very  much 
24.4.  alfo  for  the  innocent  blood  that  he  fhed 

P/a/.94.2i.and  condemne  the  innocent  blood 

1 06. 3  8. fhed  innocent  blood,  even  the  blood  of 
Pro.6. 1 7. the  Lhateth  hands  that  fhed  innoc.Wo. 
/A.59.7.  they  makehafte  to  fhed  innocent  6/wrf 
fer.7.6.  and  fhed  not  innocent  blood  in  this 

Chap. 22. 3. 

22.17.eies  and  heart  are  to  fhed  innocenr  blood 

26. 1  5.ye  fhal  furely  bring  inno.W.on  vour  f  el. 

Joel  3. 1 9. becaufe  they  have  fhed  inno.i'.in  the  la. 

fvnah  1. 14. lay  not  upon  us  innocent  blood 

Mot  27.4.  in  that  I  have  betrayed  innocent  blood 

Shed  IBlooo. 
Gen.g.6.iheds  mans  bl.  by  man  lhal  Ins  bl.be  fhed 

3 7 . 2 2. Reuben  faid,Sh. d  no  b.'ond 
Exod. 2 2. 2. there  fhall  noblood  be  ihed  for  him 

3  .if  the  Sun  be  rifen.Wiuhalbc  ihed  for  him 
Lev.  1 7.4  hath  fhed  tow'that  man  fhalbe  cut  off 
Num.  3  5r.33Ja.not  clcanfed  of  the  Wo.that  is  fhed 
but  by  the  bloodoi him  that  fhed  it 
Dcaf.2L7.our  hands  have  not  filed  this  blood 
1  Stf.25.z6  withhol.thee  from  coming  to  fhed  b. 
3  1.  cither  that  thou  haft  fhed  k'Weaufleire 
33.  wch  haft  kept  me  from  com.  to  fhed  bio. 
1  Kin.z.j  .and  fhed  the  blood  of  war  in  peace 
1  Chro.zz. 8. becaufe  thou  haft  fhed  much  blood 

thou  haft  fhed  blood  jbundantly 
28.3.haftbeen  a  man  of  war^and  fhed  blood 
Pfol. 7  9.3  .their  blood  fhed  like  water  round  about 
10  by  revenging  xbzblo.oi thy  fervants  fhed 
Pro. i.i6.they  make  haftetofhed  blood 
Lam  4. 1 3.  that  have  fhed  the  blood  of  the  juft  in 
E-x^k.- 1 6. 3  8.  He  judee  thee  as  worn,  that  fhed  bio. 
22.4.  become  guilty  in  thy  blood  thou  haft  fhed 
6.in  thee  to  their  power  to  fhed  blood 
9.in  thee  are  men  that  carry  tales  to  (hed  bl. 
1 2.  in  thee  have  they  taken  gifts  to  fhe-d  bio. 
27.1ike  wolves  ravening  the  prey  to  ihed  bl. 
23.45.after  the  maner  of  women  that  fla:d  bl. 
3  3. 25  ye  (lied  blood,8c  fhall  ye  poffels  the  land 
3  5-5.becaufe  thota  haft  fhed  the  Wtf.of  thechil. 
3  6. 1 8.powred  my  fury  upon  the  i/.that  is  fhed 
Mtf. 2 3. 3  5. on  you  may  come  all  the  i'ighi>/o.(hed 
M#'.i4.24.myW.oftheNew  Teft.whichisfhed    j 

Lulg  22.20.I 
Lu^.  1 1 .  50  JW  of  all  the  Proph.  which  was  Ihed  1 

^<5?.22.20.when|' 

— 1 1 — 1 — 1 1 


B  L  O        BLO 


US  zz.ro.  when  the  bloodofthy  martyr  Stephen 
\Romi  i  J. their  feet  are  fwift  to  (hed olood 
!zta,.i6.6.theyhavefhedthe&W  ofSunts 

See  further  in  innocent  ©ICOu- 
Sprinkle  ©loot). 
£roi.  29.1  6.take  the  rams  blood,  and  fprinkle  it 
20.  fprinkle  JWupon  the  altar  round  abo. 
Levit.i.foii.  8c  3.2,8,13.  &7-a-  & 
17.6.  8c  AT«/»&.  1 S.  17. 
Uvit.St.6.  fptinkle  of  the  toflf  feven  times 

Ver.  1 7.  &  Chap.  1 6. 1 4, 1 9. 

j.p.  fprinkle  the  blood  of  the  firi-ofF.at  the  fide 

7.14.  be  the  priefts  that  fprinkleth  the  hlo.oi 

Num.  19.4.  fprinkle  of  the  todireAly  before  the 

zKin.i6.Kj.  fprinkle  all  the  toof  the  burnt-of. 

£^.4g.i8.bui-nt-of.theron,&  to  fpr.totheron 

Sprinliled1&\fri0. 

Exod.z^.6.  half  of  the  blood  Mofes  fprinkled  on 

8;Mofes  took  thtblood,&.  fprink.  on  the  pc 

Lev.6.  zj.vrhen  there  is  fpri.of  the  blood  upon  any 

8.19.  Mofes  fprinkled  of  the  toupon  the  alt. 

Verfe  24. 

jo;Mofes  took  bloodon  the  alt.&  fprink.  it 

g.  1 2.prefented  him  the  blood  which  he  fprink. 

Verfe  18. 

2  Kjn.g. 3  3 .  fome  or"  'ier  ^<*^  w?s  fpi'inkled  on 

16.13.  fprinkled  the  blood  of  hispeace-ofF.  on 

2  Cfeo.29.22.killedbullo.&  fprin.the bio.  on  the 

killed  the  rams.  &  fpri.the  toon  the  altar 

killed  the  lambs,&  (pr.the  bio. on  the  altar 

30.i6.priefts  fpri.the  bio.  received  at  the  ha.of 

Chapt.3  j.i  1. 

tfa.6 3. 3. -their  blood ttialbc  fprinkled  on  my  garm. 

Heb.g.zi.  he  fprink.  with  blood  the  tabern.and  all 

©Icotegutltineue. 

P/a/.ji.i4.deliver  me  from  blood-guiltintffe 

©irofcitfoitftp. 
Pro.zy.io.thzblood-thirfly  hate  the  uptight 

©Icoug. 
Exod  4. 2  5  .furely  a  bloody  husband  art  thou  to  mee 

26.a  bloody  husband  art  thou  become  of  the 
2  Sam.  1 6.7-come  out  thou  bloody  man 

8. art  taken  to  thy  mifchiefe,  becaufe  a  bloo 
2 1 . 1  .it  is  for  Saul,and  for  his  bloody  houfe 
Pfal.  j  .6. the  Lord  will  abhorre  the  bloody  man 
26.g.gather  not  my  life  with  bloody  men 
J  J.  2  3 .  W/?orfy  men  fhal  not  live  out  half  their  d. 
J9.2.fave  me  from  bloody  men 
1 39. 19. depart  from  me  therefore  ye  tomen 
£3^.7. 23. the  land  is  fuWof  bloody  crimes 
22. 2. wilt  thou  judge  the  bloody  city 
24.(5. woe  to  the  bloody  city.     Ver.9.  Nab.3.1, 
/4S.28.8.Publius  father  lay  fick  of  a  bloody  flixe 

©Icpmeti. 
Num.  17.8.  Aarons  rod  bloomed  bloffoms 
©loffome. 

lfa.  j. 24.  their  bloffome  (hall  go  up  as  duft 

iBIofiome.    ©loffomeQ. 

Num.  1 7.  j.  mans  rod  whom  I  fhal  chufe  fhal  blof. 
lfa..zy.6.\fvat\  (hall  bloffome  and  bud 
j  5 . 1  .defart  (hall  bloffome  as  the  Rofe 
2.it  (hall  bloffome  abundantly 
£^.7. 10. the  rod  hath  bloffomed,  pride  hath  bud. 
Hflfe.j.i7.although  the  fig-tree  (hall  not  bloffome 

©loffomejj. 
Gra.40.  io.her  bloffoms  (hot  forth,and  her  clufters 
Num.  1 7.8 .it  bloomed  bloffoms,^  yeelded  almon. 

©lot. 

fob  3  i.7.if  any  blot  hath  cleaved  to  my  hands 
Pio.9.7  .he  that  rebukes  a  wicked  man  gets  a  to 

©lot. 

£#0^.3  2.3  2.ifnot,tome,I  praythee  out  of  thy 
3 3 .  him  will  I  blot  out  of  my  book 

Num.^.z 3 .he  (hall  to  them  out  with  bitter  wat. 

Deut.9.  i4.let  me  alone,that  I  may  blot  out  their 
2  j .  1 9.to  out  the  remembrance  of  Amalek 
29.20.the  L.lhall  blot  out  his  name  from  und. 

2  K«.  14.27. L.faid  not,that  he  would  W.out  Ifr. 

Pfal.  J 1. 1.  blot  out  my  tranfgreffions 

9.from  my  fins,  and  to  out  all  my  iniquit. 

_7«'.i8.23.nei;her  toout  their  fin  from  thy  fight 

Rev.  3  •  J.Ile  not  blot  out  his  name  out  of  the  book 
©lotteo 

Neb.4.  j. let  not  their  fin  be  blotted  out 

Pfal.69.zZ.  let  them  be  toferf  out  of  the  book  of 
109. 1 3  .in  gen. following  let  their  name  be  bl. 


BLO        BOA 

i4.Iet  not  the  fin  of  his  mother  be  blotted 
Ifa.44..  2  2.I  have  blotted  out  as  a  thick  cloud  thy 
Acl.i .  19-that  your  tins  may  be  blottedout 

©lottsth.   ©lotting. 
Ifa.q.  3 . 2  j .  I  am  he  that  blottetb  out  thy  tranfgref. 
Co/.  2. 1 4.  blotting  out  the  hand-writing  of  ordiria* 


£ra.  1  j.  io.thou  didft  blow  with  thy  wind,  the  fea 
Num.  10.  3. when  they  fliaJl  blow,a\\  the  affembly 
4-if  with  one  trumpet  thou  tov,then  the 
J  .when  blow  an  alarmesthen  the  Eaft  camps- 
6. blow  an  alarme  the  fecond  time,  then  Sou. 
they  dial  blow  an  alarme  for  their  journy 
7.whencong.tobegath.ye  fhal  blow,but  not 
tf.fons  of  Aaron  (hall  blow  with  the  trumpet 
9. if  ye  go  to  war,  ye  (hall  blow  an  alarme 
1  o-ye  (hall  blow  with  the  trump.over  your  b. 
3  1. 6. Mofes  font  Phin.with  the  trump,  to  blow 
fof.6-4.the  priefts  (hall  to*>  with  the  trumpet 
fudg.j.  1 8. when  I  blow,  then  blow  ye 

2o.their  trumpets  in  the  right  hand  to  blow 
1  Kin.r.^^.blofWye  with  trump. &  fay,G.faveK. 
1  Chr.i  j.24.Benaiah  &  Eliezer  did  blow  before 
Vfil.y  8 .  26.caufed  the  Eaft  wind  to  blow 

8  i.^.blow  up  the  trumpet  in  the  new  Moon 
147.  i8.caufeth  the  winds  to  blow,  and  waters 
Cant. 4.  1 6\come  thou  South,  blow  on  my  garden 
■lA40.24.he  (hall  blow  upon  them,and  they  (hall 
fer.^.^.blowyethe  trumpet  in  the  land 
6.1.  blow  the  trumpet  in  Tekoa 
j  1 .  z  j. blow  the  trumpet  among  the  nations 
E%e\.  2 1 . 3 1  .lie  blow  againft  thee  in  the  fire  of 
22.20.as  they  gather  into  the  furnace  to  blow 
-    2 1 .  He  blow  upon  you  in  the  (ire  of  my  wra. 
3  3 . 3  .if  he  blow  the  trumpet ,and  warne 

6. fee  the  (word  come,and  blo.not  the  trump. 
Hof.^.S.blowye  the  cornet  in  Gibeah 
Joel  z.  1. blow  ye  the  trumpet  in  Zion,found 

1  $.blow  the  trumpet  in  Zionj  fanfiifie  a  faff. 
Hag.  1 .9.1  did  blow  upon  it 
Zech.p.  14.  the  Lord  God  (hall  blow  the  trumpet 
£«£.  1 2.  j  j  .when  ye  fee  the  South  wind  bio.  ye  fay 
#£^.7. 1. that  the  wind  (hall  not  to  on  the  earth 

©lorn. 
Pfal. ■$$. 10J  am  confumed  with  the  top  of  thy 
fer.  14. 1 7_people  is  broken  with  a  grievous  top 

©loroetb. 
//S.  1 8 . 3 . w  hen  he  blowetb  a  trumpet,  heare  ye 
40.7.the  fpirit  of  the  Lord.blowetb  upon  it 
J4.16. 1  have  created  the  Smith  that  blow.the 
Jobn  3 .8. the  wind  blowetb  where  it  lifteth 

©locoing. 
iew.23.24.  fhal  ye  havea  Sab.a  memoriall  of  bio, 
Num.zy.i.dono  fervile  work,a  day  of  blowing, of 
/o/.6.9.rereward  came  after  the  priefts,top.with 

Verfe  13. 
©losone. 

fob  zo.z6.-x  fire  not  blowne  (hall  confume  him 
lfa.  27. 1 3 .  in  that  day  the  great  trump,  (halbe  to 
£^.  7.14.  they  have  blowne  the  trumpet  to  make 
Amo.  3 .6.(hal  a  trumpet  be  Wross  in  the  city 

Bine.  See  ©lew. 
©iunt. 

Ecclcf.  1 0. 10. if  iron  be  blunt,  and  he  do  not  whet 

©mo?. 

£^a  9.6.I  fe/&  to  lift  up  my  face  to  thee 

fer. 6. 1  j.neither  could  they  blufh.      Cha.8. 1 2. 

©oancrges. 
Mar.  3. 1 7.  named  them  Boanerges. Tons  of  thunder 

©oatD. 

£#0.26".  1 6.  ten  cubits  (halbe  the  length  of  aboard 

Chapt.36.21. 

cubit  &  a  halfe  the  breadth  of  one  board 

Chapt.36.21. 

1 7. two  tenons  (hall  there  be  in  one  board 

Chapt.36.22. 
19.  under  one  board  two  focketSjUnd.ano.fe. 
Ver.2i,2j.&Chap.36. 24,26. 
3  6. 3  o.under  every  boardtwo  fockets 
©oaroflf. 
Exo.z6. 1  j.fhalt  make  boards  for  the  taber.V.  18. 
1 7  .thus  (halt  thou  make  for  all  the  boards 

Chapt.36.22. 

1 8. twenty  W. for  the  South  fide,Southwa. 

Chap  36.23. 

ip.forty  fockets  of  filver  under  zo.boards 

-.  K  1 


BOA       BOA 

ro.on  the  North  fide  of  the  tab,  zo.boards. . 

Chapt.36.2j. 

22.for  the  fide  of  the  tab.Weftwardj6.foMy. 

Chapt.36.27. 

2  3  .two  boar. make  for  the  comers  of  the  tab. 

Chapt.3S.28. 

2  j. they  (halbe  8. boards,  and  fockets  iixteen 

Chap.36.3c. 

26.five  for  the  boards  of  the  onefide  of  the 

Chapt.36.31. 
27. five  bars  for  the  few^  of  the  other  fide 

Chapt.36.32, 
five  bars  for  the  boar.fov  the  2, fides  Weftw . 
'■    ■■    ■  Chapt.36.32. 
2,8.middle  barre  in  the  midft  of  the  boards 

Chapt.36.33. 
29.(halt  overlay  the  boards  with  ^old 
27.8.hollow  with  boards  {halt  thou  make  it 
36.20,nude  Wrfr  for  the  tab.of  Shittim-wo. 

34-and  he  overlaid  the  boards. with  gold 
3  8 .7. he  made  the  altar  hollow  whhboards 
39.3  3  .they  brought  to  Mofes  taber.taches>*. 
40. 1 8.reared  up  the  taber.&  fet  up  the  boards 
•W'aw.  j.  j6.under  cuftody  ofMerari  fhalbe  the  bo. 
,  4. 3 1  .their  charge  is  boards,hats,  pillars 

1  2&z-6.g.covered  the  houfe  with  beams, boards 

1  j.bmlt  the  walls  of  the  houfe  with  boar. of 
i6.both  floore  &  wall  with  boards  of  Cedar 

Cant.S.p.bc  a  doore,  we  will  inclofe  her  with  boa. 

^<5?.27.44.thereft,fome  on  ten&,fome  on  brok' 

©oare. 
Pfal.Bo.  i^.Boare  out  of  the  wood  doth  wafte  it 
©oare.    ©oare& . 

Exod. 21.6.  his  mafter  (hall  boare  his  eare  with  an 

2  Kin.  1 2.9.Jehojada  took  a  ch:ft,boared  a  hole  in 
fob  4i.2.canft  thou  boare  his  jaw  with  a  thorne 

©oaft. 

1  Kjn.zo.  1 1  ,boafl,as  he  that  putteth  it  off 

2  chr.z  j.  ip.thine  heart  lifteth  thee  up  to  boofl 
Pfal.^.S.in  God  wzboafiall  the  day  Ion? 

49.6.and  te.themfelves  in  the  multir.of  their 
94.4.  all  the  workers  of  iniquity  boaft  themfel. 
97.7.  confounded  be  they  that  boaft  of  idols 
Pro.zj.i.boaft  not  thy  felfe  of  to  morrow 
lfa.  10. 1  j.ihall  the  axe  boaft  it  felfe  againft  him 
61 .6. in  their  glory  (hall  you  boaft  your  felves 
/ta.ii.i8.fc3/?notagainft  the  branches,but 

if  thou  boaft,  thou  beareft  not  the  root 
2  Co>'.9.2.for  which  I  bca(l  to  them  of  Macedonia 
io{8.  though  I  fhouldfew/?fornewhatrnoreof 
13  we  will  not  boaft,  of  things  without  our 
1 6.and  not  to  boaft  in  another  mans  line  of 
in  6.that  I  may  boaft  my  felfe  a  little 
Epbef.z.g.not  of  works,  left  any  man  (hould  boaft 


Pfal. 3  4. 2.  my  foule  (hall  make  her  boaft  in  the  L. 
ftwz.2.i7.andmakeft  thy  boaft  of  God 

23.  thou  that  makeft  thy  boaft  of  the  law 


£3^.3  j.  1 3  .with  your  mouth  ye  have  boaftedagz. 
2  Cor.-/.  14. if  I  have  boaftedany  thing  to  him 

©oaftCTS, 

Rom.  1 . 3  o.  proud  boafters,  inventers  of  evill  things 
2  Tim.  3 . 2.covctous,W/fcf.s,,proud,blafphemers 

©oafteft.    ©oaftct^. 
Pfal.  ic.  3  .the  wicked  boaftetb  of  his  hearts  defire 

j  2. 1  .why  boaftefl  thou  thy  felfe  in  mifchiefe 
Prff.20.14.when  gone  his  way,  then  he  boaftetb 

2  j .  1 4-vvhofo  boaftetb  himfclfe  of  a  faWe  gift 
fam.  3 .  J  .a  little  member,&  boaftetb  great  things 

©oafttng.    ©oaftingS. 

^c?.j.36.fr0<z/fcghimfelfetobe  fomebody 
Rom. 3 .27. where  is  boa(ling,then  it  is  excluded 
2  Cw.7-i4.our  boafting  before  Titus  is  found  a 

8 .  24. (hew  the  proofe  of  our  boating  on  your 

9. 3. left  our  boafting  of  you  (hould  be  in  vaine 
4.(hould  be  afliamed  in  this  confident  boaft. 

10.1  j  not  boafting  of  things  without  our  meaf. 

1 1 . 1  o.no  man  (hall  ftop  me  of  this  boafting 

17. foolifhly  in  this  confidence  of  boaftmg 

fam.4. 1 6,but  now  ye  rejoyce  in  your  boafiings 

©cat.    ©bat0. 

fobn  6.22.faw  there  was  noneotherfowt 

Jefus  went  not  with  his  difcip.into  theft?. 
23.howbeit  there  came  other  boats  fro  Tib. 
Aft.  27 . 1 6.  had  much  work  to  come  by  the  boat 

jo.when 


BOA        BOD 


BOD       BOD 


BOD       B  O I 


30. when  they  had  let  down  the  boat 
3  a.fouldiers  cut  off  the  ropes  of  the  boat 
!H$oa5>  called  alfo  Boos. 
Rutb  2.  1  .Naomi  had  a  kinfman,whofe  na.was  B, 
3  .light  on  a  field  belonging  to  Boa\ 
4.Bfl^came  fromBethleh.  &  faid  to  the  re, 
5.B»#Uaid  to  hisferv.Whofe  damofel  is  this 
8  .Boa^faid  to  Ruth,  Heareft  thou  not  my 
1  i.Boa^anfw.It  hath  been  fully  (hewed  me 
i4.Btf^faid,At  meal  time  come  thou  hith. 
1 5.Bo<2^comanded  his  young  men,  faying 
1 9. the  man  with  whom  I  wrought  is  Boa\ 
a  3  .fo  (he  kept  faff  by  the  maidens  of  Boa\ 
3.1. .and  now  is  not  Boa^oi our  kinred 

7.when  Boa\  had  eaten  and  drunken,&  his 
4. 1  .then  went  Bo^up  to  the  gate 

the  kinfmanof  whomBo.fpake  cameby 
5  .then  faid  Roa\,  What  day  thou  buyeft  the 
S.therfore  the  kinfmanfaid  to  Boa^&uy  it 
9.Bo^  faid  to  the  Elders,  Ye  are  wimefles 
1 3  .fo Betook  Ruth,  and  fhe  was  his  wife 
a  1  .Salmon  begate  Boa%,&  Bo/z^begate  Obed 
iCh>o.z.ii,iz.8cMat.i.i 
Lul(.  3  •  3  2»which  was  the  fon  of  Boa\,  which  was 

Boa?, 
1  Jt«z.7.*i.fetupthc  left  pillar,&  called  it  Boa\ 
z  Cfowz.3.17. 
B  sclera. 
1  CkA8.38.Aiel  had  fix  fons,Azrikam, Rocheru 
Chapt.9.44. 
Bocfyim. 
Judg.z.i.  angel  came  up  from  Gilgal  to  Bochim 
5  .they  called  the  name  of  that  place  Bochim 
15  cup. 
Ewi.24.10.as  it  were  the  body  of  heaven  in  his 
1  Sam.  3  1 . 1  a.  took  the  body  of  Saul  from  the  wall 
1  Cfoos.io.ia. 
Job  i^.^.childrens  fake  of  my  owncbody  - 
ad.wormes  deftroy  this  body,ytt  in  my; 
a0.a5.it  is  drawn,and  cometh  out  of  the  body 
Pro.  5 . 1 1 .  when  thy  flefh  &  thy  body  are  confumed 
lfa.  1  o.  1 8.fhall  confumc  both  foule  and  body 

5 1 .  a  3  .haft  laid  thy  body  as  the  ground 
E^.  1  o.  1  a.whole  &0<tfy,backs, hands  full  of  eies 
Van.?. 15.  grieved  in  my  fpi.in  the  midft  of  my  bo. 
Ato-5.a9.that  thy  whole  body  be  caft  intohell 

Verfe  30. 
6.zz.  thy  whole  body  fhalbe  full  of  light 

lul(e  11.34. 
the  light  of  the  body  is  the  eye 
Lukj:  11.34. 
a  3  .if  thine  eiebe  evil,whole  bo.inW  of  dark. 
Lube.  1 1*34. 
a  f.nar  yet  for  your  body  what  yefhal  put  on 
Lv\e  ia.aa. 
and  the  body  then  raiment  ?  Luk^.  1  a.  2  3 . 
io.a8.fearenot  them  which  kill  the  body 
fear  him  which  is  able  to  deftroy  foul  &  b. 
Lu\e  1  a. 4. 
14. 1  a.his  difciples  came  &  took  up  the  body 
z6.it.  powred  this  ointment  on  my  body3ihc 
a6.takejeate,this  ismy  body.      Mar. i$.zz. 
&  1  Com.  1 1.24. 
27.58  .and  begged  the  body  of  Je  fu  s.       Marine 
15.43-  St-Lufy  23,5a. 
Pilate  commanded  the  bo.to  be  delivered 
5p.Jofeph  had  taken  the  body,he  wrapped 
Mar.<;.z9.{hc  felt  in  her  body  that  fhe  was  healed 
i4.8.aforehand  to  anoint  my  body  to  the  bur. 
5 1  .a  linnen  cloth  caft  about  his  naked  body 
1 5.45. he  gave  the  body  to  Jofeph 
L«£.i  1. 3  6.  if  thy  whole  Wy  be  full  of  light 
i7.37.wherefoevertheWyis,thicherwilI  the 
aa.19.this  is  my  body, -which  is  given  for  you 
a4-3.they  foundnot  the  bodyoi theLo.Jefus 
Joh^g.i  8. that  he  might  take  away  the  fro.of  Jef. 
he  came  and  took  the  body  of  Jefus 
40.then  took  they  the  bo.  of  Jefus,&  wound 
ao.  1 2.where  the  body  of  Jefus  had  lien 
/4#.9.40.turning  him  to  the  Wy>(a'd,Tabitha 
Rom.6.6.thzt  the  body  of  fin  might  be  deftroyed 
7>4.dead  to  the  law  by  the  body  of  Chtift 

24.who  fhall  deliver  me  from  the  bo.oi  this 
8. 1  o. the  body  is  dead,  becaufe  of  fin 

1 3  .through  the  fpir.do  mort.the  de.of  the  b. 
13 .  adoption  the  redemption  of  our  body 


1  Cor. 6. 1 3  .body  is  not  for  fornication,but  for 

the  Lord,and  the  Lord  for  the  body 
18.  every  fin  a  man  doth  is  without  the  body 
1 9. know  ye  not  your  body  is  the  temple  of 
7. 4. wife  hath  not  power  of  herowne  body 
9. 27. but  I  keep  under  my  body 
10.16.is  it  not  thecomunion  of  the&o.of  Ch. 
1  i.i7.fhalbe  guilty  of  the  body  &  blo.of  the  L. 

29.notdifcerning  the  Lords  body 
1 2. 1  $.body  is  not  one  member,  but  many 
1 5  .not  of  the  body, is  it  therfore  not  of  the  b. 
Verfe  16. 
1 7  -if  the  whole  body  were  an  eye,whcre 
19. if  all  one  member,  where  were  the  body 

2  2. much  more  thofe  members  of  the  body 
23.thofe  mcmb.ofthe  Wy  which  we  thinke 
a4-but  God  hath  tempered  the  body  together 
a7.nowye  are  the  fcoiy  of  Chrift,&memb. 

13.3  .though  I  give  my  body  to  be  burned 
15.35  .and  with  w  hat  body  do  they  come 

3  7. thou  foweft  not  that  body  which  fhalbe 
3  8.God  giveth  it  a  body  as  it  hath  pletfed 
44,itis  fowne  a  naturall  body,  it  is  raifed  a 

fpirituall  body.  There  is  a  naturall  body, 
and  there  is  a  fpirituall  body 
a  Cor.  5. 8. willing  rather  to  be  abfent  from  the  60. 
Ephef.3  .6.Gentiles»fellow-heires  of  the  fame  body 
4. 1 2.for  the  edifying  of  the  body  of  Chrift 
16. from  whom  the  whole  body  fitly  joyned 
maketh  increafe  of  the  body  to  the  edif. 
5.23  .and  he  is  the  Saviour  of  the  body 
Phil.  3 . 2 1 .  who  fhall  change  our  vile  body 
Col.  1. 1 8. he  is  the  head  of  the  body,  the  Church 
2.1 1. in  putting  off  the  body  of  the  fins  of  the 
1 7. but  the  body  is  of  Chrift 
1 9. from  which  the  body  by  joynts  &  bands 

2  3.in  will-wotfhip,  &  negle&ing  of  the  bo. 

1  Tbef.^.z}.!  pray  God  your  fpirit,  foule,&  body 
Heb.  10.5  .but  a  body  haft  thou  prepared  me 

1.0.  through  the  offering  of  the  body  of  Jefus 
Jvz/».2,i6.thofe  things  wcflare  needfull  to  the  bo. 
a6.as  the  body_  without  the  fpirit  is  dead,  fo 
3.2.  able  alfo  to  bridle  the  whole  body 

3  .we  turne  about  their  whole  body 
6. tongue  defileth  the  whole  body 

fude  9.  difputed  about  the  body  of  Mofes 

De&TBoop. 
Levit .  a  1 . 1 1  .fhal  he  go  into  any  dead  body 
Num.6. 6.sl\  the  daies  he  fep.fhal  come  at  no  de.fr. 
9.6\defiled  by  a  dead  Wy,that  they  could  not 
7. they  faid,We  are  defiled  by  the  dead  body 
•     10.  any  of  you  fhalbe  unclean  by  a  dead  body 
19. 1  i.that  touchcth  the  dead  fro.fhalbe  uncle. 
Verfe  16. 
1 3 .  who  toucheth  the  dead  body.  &  purif.not 

2  l\in .8 . 5  .how  he  had  reftoied  a  dead  body  to  life 
1fa.z6. 19  .with  my  dead-body  (hall  they  anfe 
Jer.z6.z  3 .  caft  his  dead  body  into  the  graves  of 

36.3o.hisdead  body  fhalbe  caft  out  m  the  day 
Hag.  2.13 .if  one  uncleane  by  a  dead  io.touch  any 

Fruit  oftbel&oty. 
De«£.28.4.bleffed  fhalbe  the  fruit  of  thy  body 

1  i.make  thee  plenteous  in  the  fru.cf  thy  bo. 

Chapt.30.9. 

i8.curfed  fhalbe  the  fruit  of  thy  body 

5  3  .thou '(halt  eat  the  fruit  of  thy  body 

Pf.13z.11  .of  the  fru.of  thy  body  lie  fet  on  the  th.- 

Mic.6.j .  the  fruit  of  my  body  for  the  fin  of  my  fo. 

His  BoOp, 
T)eut. 2 1 . 2  3  .his  body  fhall  not  remain  all  night 
Judg.  8. 3  o.Gideon  had  jo  Sons  oiViis  body  bzsp. 
1  Scan-i  1. 10. fattened  his  body  to  the  wall  of  Bet. 
Dan.4. 3  3  •  his  body  was  wet  w  ith  the  dew  of  heave 
Chapt.5.21. 

7.1 1. till  the  beaft  was  (lain,  &  the  Wy  deftro. 

10. 6. his  Wy  alfo  was  like  the  Beril 
Lu\.  2  3 . 5  5  .and  how  his  body  was  laid 

24. 2 3. and  when  they  found  not  his  body 
John  2.  a  1  .but  he  fpake  of  the  temple  of  his  body 
A&.ig.  1 2.from  his  body  were  brought  to  the  fick 
Ko;#.4.i  9. he  considered  not  his  body  now  dead 
1  Co>\6\i8.c6mitteth  fornic.finneth  aga.his body 

7.4.husband  hath  not  power  of  his  body 
z  Cor.  5. 10. receive  the  things  done  in  his  body 
Epkef.  1  .a  3  .w hich  is  his  body, the  fulneffe  of  him 


P&/. 3. a  1. may  be  like  his  glorious  body 

Col.  1. 24.for  his  bodies  fake,which  is  the  Church 

1  Ptf.2.24.bare  our  fins  in  his  body  on  the  tree 

In  Boop. 
Lam  4#7.more  ruddy  in  body  then  rubies 
Rom.6. 1  a.let  not  fin  reigne  in  your  mortall  body 
1  Cor.  5 .3 .1  verily  as  abfent  in  body 

6.20.therefore  glorifie  God  in  your  body 
7-34.that  fhe  may  be  holy  inbody  and-fpirit 
1 2. 1 8.fet  members  every  one  in  the  body 
a  5  .that  there  fhould  be  no  fchifm  in  the  bo. 
,2  Car. 4. 1  o.bearing  about  in  the  body  the  dying 

life  of  Jefus  might  be  manifeft  in  our'Wy 
5.6.knowing,whilft  at  home  in  the  body 

10. every  one  rece.the  things  done  in  his  bo. 
1 2.2.whether  in  the  body,  or  out  of  the  body 

Verfe  3. 
Gal.6. 1 7.I  beare  in  my  body  the  markesof 
Phil.  1. 20.Chrift  fhalbe  magnified  in  my  b'ody 
Col.  1 . 2  2.in  the  body  of  his  flefh  through  death 
Heb.  13.3  .asbeing  alio  your  felves  in  the  body 

One  Botip. 
Rom.  1 2.4.as  we  have  many  members  in  one  body. 
5  .fo  we  being  many,are  one  body  in  Chrift 
1  Cor. 6. 1 6. is  joyned  to  an  harIot,is  one  body 
io.i7.webeingmany,arcone  bread,  anybody 
1 2. 1 2.as  the  body  is  one,&  hath  many  numb.  ' 
1 3  .arc  we  all  baptifed  into  one  body 
20.many  members,  yet  but  one  body 
Ephef.i.'i6.  both  unto  God  in  one  body  by  the  cr. 

4.4-there  is  one&o^and  one  fpirit 
Col.  3 . 1 5  .to  which  ye  are  alfo  called  in  one  body 

J5oDte#. 
Gra.47.18.  not  ought  left  bat  bodies  &  our  lands 
iSam.ii.iz.  took  the  bodies  of  his  fons  from  the 
1  Cfoo.io.i2.oo&5ofhisfons,&brought  them 
■Zv>fr.9.37.they  have  dominion  over  out  bodies 
fob  13.12.  your  bodies  are  bodies  of  clay 
Fxsk.- 1 . 1 1 .  two  w  ings  covered  their  bodies 

Verfe  23. 

Ite.3.27.  upon  whofe  bodies  the  fire  had  no  pow. 

28.andyeelded  their  bodies, thai  they  might 

M1i.27.52.many  bod.  of  Saints  which  fjeptarofe 

yofr.i9.3i.thattheW.fhouldnotremainonthe 

Rom.  1 .  24.  to  difhonour  their  own  bodies  between 

8. 1 1  .fhall  alfo  quicken  your  mortall  bodies 

1 2.i.that  ye  prefentyourfcfo-a  living  facrif. 

1  Cor. 6. 1 5. that  your  bodies  are  the  memb.of  Chr. 

1 5.40 .there  are  alfo  celeftiall  bodies,  and 

fcfl^merreftriall :  But  the  glory  of  the 
Ephef.  5.28  .love  their  wives  as  their  owne  bodies 
Heb.  1 0.22. and  ouv bodies  wafhed  with  pure  water 
1 3 . 1 1 .  bodies  of  thofe  beafts  w  hofe  bloud  is  br. 
DeodTBoTjite. 

2  Cfo'o.2o.24.behold,they  were  dead  bodies  fallen 

2  5.found  with  dead  fefks,precious  jewels 
Pfal.jg.  2.dead  bodies  of  thy  fcrv.have  they  given 
110.6.  he  fhall  fill  the  places  with  the  dead  bo. 
Jer.7, 1. 40. whole  valley  of  the  dead  fro.fhalbe  ho. 
3  3 .5. but  it  is  to  fill  them  with  the  dead  bod.oi 
3  4 . 20.their  dead  bodies  fhalbe  for  meat 
41.9.  pit  wherin  Ifhmael  had  caft  the  dead  bo. 
Amo.R.i,.  there  fhalbe  many  dead  bodies  in  every 
Rev.  1 1.8.  their  dead  bodies  fhall  lie  in  the  ftrcet 
9.nations  fhall  fee  their  dead  bodxhecx  daies 
fuffer  their  dead  bodies  to  be  put  in  graves 
H50DHp. 
1/^.3. 22. holy  Ghoft  defcend  in  a  bodily  fhape 
2  Cor.  10.  io.but  his  bodily  prcfence  is  weak 
Col.  2. 9. all  the  fulneffe  of  the  Godhead  bodily 
1  Tim. 4.8. bodily  exercife  profiteth  little 

Boliart. 

jfof.  1 5. 6. border  went  up  to  the  ftone  of  Rohan 
18.17.  and  defcend. to  the  ftone  of  Bofofon  of 
Bofle.  See  HSile. 
Bode. 

Levit.S.i  l.boile  the  flefh  at  the  doore  of  the  taber. 
Job  41.3 1. maketh  the  deep  to  boile  like  a  pot 
lfa.6\.z. fire  caufeth  the  waters  to  boile 
E^. 24. 5. burn  the  bones,  and  make  it  boile  well 
46.20.this  the  place  where  the  priefts  fhal  boile 
24.thefe  the  places  of  them  that  boile, vthtxc 
minift.of  the  houfe  fhal  boile  the  facrif. 
IgoffeD,    Boding. 

1  tiln.19.z1.took  ayo.of  oxen,flcw  them,&  boi, 

2  ¥&i.6.zoXo  we  boiled  my  fon5and  did  eate 

--    .  —  .- Job  io.zj.vny 


BOL        BON 


BON        BON 


BON      BON 


fob  20  2 7. my  bowels  boiled,  and  refted  not 
£^.46.  2  3  .building  was  made  with  boiling  places 

2501D. 
Pw.zS.i.therighteousisasM/as  a  lion 

Ail.  t  j  .46 .  Paul  and  Barnabas  waxed  bold_ 
Rom.10.zo.but  Efaias  is  very  bold,  and  fakhl 
2  Co;-.  10.  l.being  abfent,  am  bold  toward  you 
.2.1  may  not  be  bold  v/hen  I  am  prefent 

wherewith  I  think  to  be  60/dag.fome 
1 1 .2 1  .whereinioev.any  is  fo/rf,  I  am  bold  alfo 
Pfe/.  1 . 1 4.  by  my  bond  s  are  much  more  bold 
1  Tlxf.z.z.v/t  were  boldin  our  God  to  fpeake 
Philem.S  .though  I  might  be  much  bold  ha.  Chrift 

l$Qltih> 
GCT.j4.25.came  upon  the  city  boldly 
Mark  1  ?  42.wentinWc#yunto  Pilate,and craved 
jofez  7 .26.  loe,he fpeaketh  boldly ,8c  they  fay  noth. 
Act-g.  27 .  how  he  had  preached  boldly  at  Damafc. 
29.  he  fpake  fe>My  in  the  name  of  the  LJef. 
14.3.  long  time  abode  they  fpeaking  boldly  in 
1 8 .  26.he  began  to  fpeak  bold.in  the  Synagogue 
i9.8.fpake  boldly  for  the  fpace  of  three  months 
Rom.  1 5 . 1 5 .1  have  w  ritten  the  more  boldly  unto  y . 
Epb.6.  i  o.that  I  may  open  my  mouth  boldly ' 

20. 1  may  fpeak  boldly, a%  I  ought  to  fpeak 
Heb. 4.  i6.1et  us  come  feM_y  to  the  throne  of  grace 
1 3  .6.that  we  may  boldly  fay,  The  Lord  is  my 

30oHme£Ie. 

Ecclef.S.  1  .the  boldrnfe  of  his  face  (hall  be  changed 
Aff.4. 1 3. when  they  faw  the  boldn.oi Pet.&  John 
29.tb.at  with  zWboldnejfe  they  may  fpeake    _ 
3 1  .they  fpke  the  word  of  God  w  ith  boldneffe 
z  Cor.-;  .4.great  is  my  boldneffe  of  fpeech        . 
Ephef.i.i 2.in  whom  we  have  boldneffe  and  acceffe 
PJ&i/.  1 .  20.hut  that  with  all  boldneffe,  as  alwaies 
1  Tim. 5.15 .purchafe  great  boldneffe  in  the  faith 
Heb.  1  o.  1 9.  having  boldnes  to  enter  into  the  holieft 
1  foh.4.  i7.that  wee  may  hzveboldn.  in  the  day  of 


Epb.6. 20.  for  which  I  am  an  Embaflador  inbonds 
Phil. 1.7.111  as  much  as  in  my  ferad*  ye  are 

1 3 .  fo  that  my  terfs  in  Chrift  are  manifeft 

14.  waxing  confident  by  my  bonds 

16.  fuppofing  to  adde  affliction  to  my  bonds 
Col. 4.3.  for  which  I  am  alfo  in  bonds 

18.  remembermy bonds 
z  Tim.z.g.whzKin  I  fuffer  trouble,even  to  bonds 
Philem.  10. whom  I  have  begotten  in  my  bunds 

1 3. might  have  miniftred  to  me  in  the  bonds 
Heb.  10.3  4.ye  had  companion  of  me  in  my  bonds 
1 1.36.  others  had  triall  of  bonds  and  imprifon. 
1 3 . 3  .remember  them  that  are  in  bonds 
HBonOage. 
Exod.  1 .  14. their  lives  bitter  w  ith  hard 
2.23.  fighed  by  reafonof  the  bondage 
their  cry  came  up  by  reafon 
6.6.Ile  rid  you  out  of  their  bondage 

9. hearkened  not  for  crueWbondage 
1 3 .3  .in  which  ye  came  out  of  the  houfe  oibond. 
i4.Lo.brought  us  from  the  houfe  of  bondage 
io.2.out  of  the  la.of  Eg.out  of  the  houfe  of  fera. 

Deut.^.6. 
Deut.6. 12.  forget  the  L.  which  br.thee  out  oibon. 

Chap.8.14. 

13.5  .the  L.  which  redeemed  you  out  of  bondage 

Verle  10. 

26.6.the  Egyptians  laid  upon  us  hard  bondage 

VerLn. 

fof.zq.  1 7 .brought  us  and  our  fathers  out  oibond. 

fudg.6.8. 1  brought  you  forth  out  of  bondage 

Neh.  5 . 5  .fome  of  our  daugh.are  brought  to  bondage 

we  bring  into  bondage  out  fons  and  daugh. 

18.bec.the  bondage  was  heavie  on  the  people 

9.17.  appointed  a  Capt.to  return  to  their  bond. 

lfa.  1 4. 3. from  the  hard  bondage  wherein  thou  waft 

Acl.7.6.  that  they  mould  bring  them  into  bondage 

Rom.S.i$.not  received  againe  the  fpirit  of  bondage 

2 1  .creature  (hall  be  delivered  from  the  bond. 

1  Cor.-j.  1  5  .a  brother  or  filler  is  not  inbondage  in 

2  Cor.  1 1. 20. if  a  man  bring  you  into  bondage 
GaL4.z4.irom  mount  Sinai,which  gendr. to  bond. 

'f .  1  .be  not  intangled  with  the  yoke  of  bondage 
Heb. z.i$.  were  all  their  life  timefubjed:  tobond. 

in  Soiifcage. 
Exod. 6.<$ .  whom  the  Egyptians  keep  in  bondage 
Exra.  9.8.  give  us  a  little  reviving  in  our  bondage 
9-our  God  hath  not  forfaken  us  in  our  bond, 


Gen.21.10.  call  out  this  bond-woman  and  her  fon, 
for  the  fon  of  the  bond-woman  (hall  not 
Gal.  4.30. 
1 2.  let  it  not  grieve  thee  bee.  of  the  bond-wo. 
1 3  .fon  of  the  bond-woman  will  I  make  a  nat. 
Gal.^.zi .  of  the  bond-woman  was  born  after  the  fl. 
3  1.  we  are  not  children  of  the  bond-woman 
115onO=mojneit, 
Deut.zS.6S. there  ye  fhall  be  fold  for  bond-women 
z  Cbro.zS.10.  keep  under  the  chil.of  Jud.for  bond. 
Efib.7.4.  if  wee  had  been  fold  for  bond-women 


Exod.9.1 1  .barley  was  in  the  eare,&  the  flax  boiled 
HBolfter. 

1  Sam.  19.13  .put  a  pillow  of  goats  hair  for  his  hi. 

Verfe  16. 

16.7. his  fpear  ftuck  in  the  ground  at  his  bbljier 

1 1  .take  the  fpeare  that  is  at  his  bolder 

1 2. took  the  fp.  &crufe  of  water  at  Sauls  bol. 

1 6.whcre  crufe  of  water  thatwas  at  his  bolft. 

fljolt.  flBolteD. 

2  Sam.  1 3 . 1 7. put  this  woman  out,&  bolt  the  door  I  /ofez.8.3  3.  we  were  never  inbondage  to  any 

i8.hisferv.broughtherout,&  boltcdthedoor    Alt. 7. 7. nation  to  whom  they  ftullbein  ' 

ilBottD,  ,      " 

Num.$o.z.iw.  an  oath,to  bind  his  foul  with  zbod 
3  .if  a  woman  bind  her  felfwith  zbond 
4.  her  father  here  her  bond  wherewith  fhee 
every  bond  wherewith  flie  hath  bound  her 
Verfe  1 1 . 
10. if  (he  bound  her  felfwith  a  bondby  an  oa. 
1 2.the  bond  of  her  foule  (hall  hot  {land 
E"^e\.  20. 3  7 .1  le  bring  you  into  the  bondoi  the  cov. 
Lu\.\i.  16.be  loofed  from  this  bond  on  the  Sabb. 
Afis.  8 . 2  3 .  and  in  the  bond  of  iniquity ' 
Eph.4. 3 .  unity  of  the  fpirit  in  the  bond  of  peace 
Col.  3. 1 4.charity,  which  is  the  bondoi  perfeftneffe 
SeeH50Uttt>, 
185  ont>. 
1  Cor.  1 2. 1 3. baptized  into  one  body,whetherferai 
Gal. 3. 28. neither  bondnor  free,all  one  in  Chrift 
Eph.6.SSzmt  (hall  he  receive  of  the  L.bond  or  free' 
C0/.3.1 1.  neither  ferai  nor  free,but  Chrift  is  all 
Rev.  1 3  .i6.caufeth  all  bond  and  free  to  receive  a    : 
19.18  .may  eat  the  flefli  both  of  bond  and  free  ! 

Nto.30.5.  not  any  of  her  bonds  (hall  Hand 

7. her  bonds  wherewith  (he  hath  bound,  (hall 
i4.then  hee  eftabliftied  all  her  bonds 
fob  1 2. 1 8.  he  loofeth  the  bonds  of  Kings 
Pfal.  116.16.  thou  haft  loofed  my  bonds 
fer.  j .  5 .  broken  the  yoke,and  burft  the  bonds 
27.2.  make  thee  bonds  and  yokes 
30.8.1k  break  his  yoke,and  burft  thy  bonds 
Nab.  1 . 1 3 .  and  will  burft  thy  bonds  in  [under 
A5t.zo.z-$.  bonds  and  affliftions abide  me 
2  3 .  i9.done  nothing  worthy  of  death  or  bonds ' 
Chap.26.3 1. 
2  $•  1 4.  a  certaine  man  left  in  bonds  by  Felix 
26.29.altogether  fuch  as  I  am,  except  xhtkbon. 


Gal.  i.4.that  they  might  bring  us  into  bondage 
4. $.v/ ere  in  bondage  under  the  elements 

9-whereunto  ye  defire  again  to  be  in  bondage 
2  5  .and  is  in  bondage  with  her  children 
2  Vet .2. 1 9. of  the  fame  is  he  brought  in  bondage 

IBonD-watJ, 

Gen.  44. 3  3 .  in  ftead  of  the  lad  a  bond-man  to  my 

Deut .  1 5 . 1 5 .  remember  that  thou  w aft  a  bond-man 

Chap.16.12.  &  24.18,22. 

Rev.6. 1  j. every  bond-man  and  free-man  hid  themf. 

H5onO=ttHfi).  H5otiO=matt)gf. 
Lev.  i9.20.1ieth  with  a  bond-maid  betrothed 
2^.44. thy  bond-maids  fhall  bee  of  the  heathen 
of  them  (hall  ye  buy  bond-maids 
Gal.q.zz.thz  oneby  a.  bond-m.  the  other  by  a  free 

JUottiMtten". 
Gen. 4 3.18.  take  us  for  bond-men,md  our  affes 

44.9.  we  alfo  will  be  my  lords  bond-men 
Lev.z^.^z.ihzll  not  be  fold  as  bondmen 

44-thy  bond-men  fhall  be  of  the  heathen 

of  them  (hall  ye  buy  bondmen 
46.  they  (hall  be  your  bond-men  for  ever 
26. 1 3.  that  ye  (hould  not  be  their  bond-men 
Deut.6. 2 1 .  we  were  Pharaohs  bond-men  in  Egypt 
7.8.redeemed  you  out  of  the  houfe  oibond-men 
28.68.  there  (hall  be  fold  for  bond-men 
fof.  9.23  .none  of  you  be  freed  from  being  bond-m, 

1  Kjng.g.  2  2. of  Ifrael  Solomon  made  no  bond-men 

2  Ring.q..  1 .  come  to  take  my  fons  to  be  bondsmen . 
2  Cbr.zS.  io.to  keep  the  chil.of  Judah  (otbond-m. 
E^'-9-9-we  were  bond-men, yet  our  God  hath  not  | 
Eftb.7 .4.but  if  we  have  been  fold  iotbond-men 
fer.  3  4. 1 3 .1  brought  them  out  of  the  houfe  oibon-. 

ibonfcferfoant.  lb  ottQ=fert>(ce. 

Lev.z  f .  3  9. not  compell  him  to  ferve  as  a  bond  fer.. 
1  Ring.y.z  1  .Sol.  did  levie  a  tribute  oiiiarid-fervice 


Ge?i,z.  23. this  is  now  bone  of  my  bone 

29.14.  furelythouart  my  iwzeandmy  flefli 
Exod.  1 2.46.neither  fliall  ye  break  a  bone  thereof 

Num.  9.12. 
19.16.  toucheth  a.bone  of  a  man  (halbc  unclean 
18  .fprinkle  it  upon  him  that  toucheth  a  bone 
judg.g.z.  remember  alfo  that  I  am  your  bone 
z  Sam.  j.i.  behold,we  are  thy  bone  and  thy  flefh 

1 9. 1 3. art  thou  not  oi  my  bone,  and  of  my  fleth 
\Cbto.%  1.1.  behold,  we  are  thy  bom  arid  thy  gefh 
fob  2.  j.touch  his  tee  &  his  fleth'  and  he  wil  curfe 
19.20.  my  bone  cleavethtomy  sldn 
3 1 .  22.mine  arme  be  broken  from  the  bone 
lyro.  2  % .  1  j .  a  foft  tongue  breake  th  the  bone    ' 
E^-37-7-bones  came  together,  W  to  his  bme 
39.1 5. when  any  teeth  a  nuns  bone, thtn  fhall 
fohn  19. 3  6.  a  bone  of  him  (hall  not  be  broken 
S5actj=brsie,  See3Bae&, 
CfjeeS^bonc,  See  Creels, 
J8?ortegr. 

Exod.  1 3 . 1 9-Mofes  took  the  bonis  of  Jof.with  him 

fojh.z^.  3  2.  fewer  of  Jofeph  buryed  they  in  Shech. 

jWg.i9. 29-divided  hisconcubjne  with  her  bones 

zSa.2i-i  2.took  the  bones  of  Saul ,  &  the  bo.oi  Jo. 

^  1 3. thence  the  fewej  of  Saul,&  the fe>.of  fon. 

and  the  bones  of  them  that  were  handed 

14.  bones  of  Saul  thty  buried  in  Zelah 

1  Kling.i  3 .2.mens  bones  (hall  be  burnt  upon  thee 

2  Kin.  13.21.  touched  the  tew  of  Eli(na,he  reviv. 

23.14.  filled  the  places  with  the  bones  of  men 
i6.he  took  the  bones  out  of  the  iepulchre 
20.burnt  mens  bones  upon  the  altars 
2  Chro.  3  4. 5  .he  burnt  the  bones  of  the  Priefts  upon 
fob  io.n.h'aft  fenced  me  whhbones8c  finewes 
Pfa.  %  r .  8  .that  the  bones  w  hich  thou  haft  brok.m.iy 
5  3.  %.  God  hath  fcattered  the  bones  of  him  that 
141 .7.0111-  boms  are  fcattered  at  the  graves 
Pro.  3 .8 .health  to  thy  navell,  marrow  to  thy  bones 
14. 3  o.but  envie  the  rottenneffe  of  the  bones 
1  f. 30. a  good  report  maketh  the  bones  fat 
i6.24.pleafant  words  are  health  to  the  bones 
1 7. 2 2. broken  fpirit  dryeth  the  bones 
Ecci  1 1.  j. nor  how  the  ferae*  do  grow  in  the  worn. 
lfa.  5  8 . 1 1  .Lord  (hall  make  fat  thy  boms 

66  i/^.yoxirboies  (hall  flourithlikc  an  herb 
fer.S.  i.bring  bones  of  the  K,  &  boms  of  the  Priefts 
bones  of  the  Proph.  &  bones  of  the  inhabit. 
E^c/f.6.5.Hefcat.yourfo«w  round  about  your  alt. 
24.4.  fill  it  with  choice  bones 

j  .burn  boms  under  it,and  feethe  the  boms 
10.let.the  boms  be  burnt 
3  7.  i.midft  of  the  valley  which  was  full  oibon. 
3. can  tbefe  boms  live 
4.prophefie  upon  thefe  bones,  and  fay, 

O  ye  drie  bones,  hears  the  word 
J. thus  faith  the  Lord  unto  tbefe  fera«,Ile 
7  .bones came  together,bone  to  his  bone 
1 1 .  thefe  bones  are  the  w  hole  houfe  of  Ifrael 
our  bones  are  dryed,and  our  hope  is 
Amos  2.i.bccaufe  he  burnt  the  bones  of  the  K.of  E. 
6.io.thatburneth  him,  to  bring  put  the  bones 
Zepb. 3. 3.  they  gnaw  not  the  bones  till  the  marrow 
Mat.z^. 27. within  fullof  dead  mensbones 
Z.«^.24.39.a  fpirit  hath  not  flefli  and  bones 
Acl-z-T.his  fret  and  ankle-tew  received  ft-rength 

1  Kin.  1 3 .  3 1 .  lay  my  bones  befides  his  boms 

2  King.zi .  1  S.let  no  man  move  his  bones 

fo  they  let  his  bones  alone  with  the  ferae* 

fob  20. 1  l.his  bones  are  full  of  the  fins  of  his  you. 

2i.24.hisferae*aremoiftened  with  marrow1  j 

3  3. 1 9»  the  mult,  of  his  borici  with  ftrong  pairie 

4  i.his  bones  that  were  not  feeri,  flick  out 

40.  i  S,  his  1 


BON        BOO 


BOO         BOO 


O  O        BOR 


40. 1 8. his  bones  are  as  pieces  of  braffe 
his  bones  are  like  barres  of  iron 
Pfd.  j4.20.he  keepeth  all  his  bones,fo  that  not 

109.18.and  like  oyle  into  his  bones 
Pra.i2.4.that  maketh  afh.is  as  rottennes  in  his  to. 
Jer.50.T7.  Nebuehadnezz.  hath  broken  hisbunes 
Epb.  5.30.  members  of  his  fleih,and  of  his  bones 
Heb.  1 1. a  1. gave  command,  concerning  his  bones 

My  lIBonejaf. 
Gw.50.25.ye  fhall  carry  up  my  bones  from  Egy. 

Exo^.  13. 19. 
2  Sam.ig. 1  2.  yee  are  my  bones  and  my  flefh 
1  King.  1  3 .  3  1  -lay  my  bones  befides  his  bones 
fob  4.  ixf.which  made  all  my  bones  to  fbake 

30.1 7. my  bones  are  pierced  in  mee  in  the  night 
3  o.my  bones  are  burnt  w ith  heat 
Pfal.6. 2.O  Lord,  heale  me,  for  my  bones  are  vexed 

22.14.all  my  bones  are  out  of  joint 

1 7 . 1  may  tell  all  my  bones, they  look  and 

31.10.  and  my  bones  are  confumed 

32.3.I  kept  filencc,my  bones  waxed  old 

3  5. 10. all  my  bones  fhall  fay,Lord,who  is  like 

38.3  .neither  is  there  any  reft  in  my  bones 

42.  io.as  with  a  fword  in  my  bones,mine  cnem. 

1  o  2 . 3 .  my  bones  are  burnt  as  an  hearth  • 
■f .  my  bones  cleave  to  my  skinnc 
J/2r.  38.1 3.(0  will  he  breake  all  my  bones 
Jer. 20.g.as  a  burning  fire  (hue  up  in  my  bones 

23-9.aH  my  bones  fhakc,I  am  like  a  drunken 
Lam*.i .  1 3.  hee  hath  Cent  fire  into  my  bones 

3 .  4.  hee  hath  broken  my  bones 
Hub.  3 . 1 6.rottenneffe  entred  into  my  bones 

IhelrT&WXS, 
N«W.24.8.and  mail  break  their  bones, and  pierce 
1  So..  3 1 . 1 3  -took  their  bones, Si.  buried  them  at  Ja. 
1  C/;r.io.i2.buried  their  bones  und.an  oak  at  Jab. 
Lam.^X.  their  skin  deaveth  to  their  boms  _ 
£^.3  2.27.  their  iniquity  (halbe  upon  their  bones 
Van.6.24.  brake  all  their  bones  in  pieces  or  ever 
Micab  3.2.  pluck  their  flefh  ofF their  bones  _ 
'  3  .they  breake  their  bones,  chop  them  in 
2Bonnet£f. 
fmZ.28.40.  make  for  AaronsfonnestowK^ 

29.9.  and  put  the  bonnets  on  them     Lev.8. 1 3 . 

39.28.they  made  goodly  bonnets  of  fine  linnen 
Ifa.  3 .  20  .the  Lord  w  ill  take  away  the  bonnets 
£^.44. 1 8.  they  fhall  have  linnen  bonnets  on  their 

tapcofee. 

Exod.17. 1 4-write  this  for  a  memoriall  in  a  booke 

3  2. 3  2.  blot  mee  out  of  thy  booke 
3  3  him  will  I  blot  out  of  my  booke 
Num.  5 .  i  3  .Prieft  (hall  w  rite  thefe  curfes  in  a  boo£e 

21.14.it  is  written  in  the  book  of  the  warres 
Dent.  1 7 .  iS.wri  te  him  a  copy  of  this  law  in  a  M 

3  i.24.endofwrir.thewor.of  this  law  in  a  book 

5V:  10.  i  ?.  is  not  this  written  in  the  book  of  Jafher 

zSam.i.ii. 

1 8.9.  defcribe  into  feven  parts  in  a  book, 
1  Sa.  10.2  5  .Sam.told  the  peo.&  wrote  it  in  a  to. 

1  l(f»g.  1 1 .  4 1 .  are  they  not  written  in  the  book  of 

2  ^#.22.8.  Hilkiah  gave  the  book  to  Shaphan 

2  Chi 0.3 4. 15. 
jo.Hilkiah  the  Prieft  delivered  meain^ 

2Cko.34.18. 
16.  He  bring  all  the  words  of  the  book 
23.24.  performe  the  words  written  in  the  book 

1  Chro.g. 1.  writ.in  the&e^of  theK.ofIfr.&  Jud. 
29. 29.  written  in  the  book  of  Samuel  the  Seer 

2  Cfc-fl,9.29.afts  of  Sol.written  in  the  M?ofNa. 

1 2.1 5. acts  of  Reho.  writ.in  the  book  of  Shemai 
20.*34.a<Ss  of  Jehofha.  writ.in  the  book  of  Jehu 
3  4. 1 6.  Shaphan  carried  the  book  to  the  King 
2 1  .concerning  the  words  of  the  book  that  is 
24.  all  the  curfes  that  are  written  in  the  book 
£XM- 1 5  .fearch  may  be  made  in  the  book  of  the  re. 
Neb.S.^.  Ezra  opened  the  book  in  the  fight  ofall 
Efth.g.^  2. of  Purim,and  it  was  written  in  the  book 
Job  1 9. 2  3 .  oh  that  they  were  printed  in  a  book 

31.35  .that  mine  adverfary  had  written  a  book 
Pfrt./LO.j .  in  the  volume  of  thy  booke  it  is  written 

Heb.  10.7. 

56.8.  are  they  not  in  thy  booke 

69.28.1etthembeblottedoutoftheM:ofthe 

1 3  9. 1 6.in  thy  book  all  my  members  were  writt. 

Ifa.2a.11.  as  the  words  of  a  book tnat  's  fealed 

1 2.  book  is  delivered  to  him  that  is  not  Uar. 


1 8.deafe,  hear  the  words  of  the  book 
30.  8.  goe, and  note  it  in  a  booke 
3  4. 1 6;feek  ye  out  of  the  book  of  the  L.  &  reade 
yen  3  0.2.  write  all  the  words  I  have  fpoken  in  at. 
3  2. 1  t.that  fubfenbed  the  book  of  the  purchafe 
36.2.  take  thee  a  roule  of  a  booke 
4.  Baruch  wrote  upon  a  roule  of  a  book 
8  .reading  in  the  booke  the  words  of  the  Lord 

1  o.  then  Baruch  read  in  the  booke 

1 1. when  Michaiah  had  heard  out  of  the  book 
1 3 .  when  Baruch  read  the  book  m  the  ears  of 
1 8. 1  wrote  them  with  inke  in  the  book 
3  2. wrote  all  the  wor.  of  the  book  which  was 
4 j.  1. words  Jer.fp.to  Bar.when  writ,  in  zbook 
5 1 .60X0  Jeremiah  wrote  in  a  book  all  the  evill 
E^.2.9.  and  loe,a  roule  of  a  book  was  therein 
Daw.  1 2. 1. that  fhall  bee  found  written  in  the  book 

4.1hut  up  the  words,and  feale  the  booke 
Nabum  1 . 1 .  the  book  of  the  virion  of  Nahum 
Mat.  1.1.  the  book  °f  the  generation  of  Jefus  Chr. 
Luk-  3  4-as  **  >s  writ.in  the  book  of  the  wor.  of  Ifai. 
4. 1 7. was  deliv.  to  him  the  foo^;  of  the  Pro.  Ifa. 
when  hee  had  opened  the  book 
20.cl ofed  the  book,md  gave  it  to  the  minifter 
20.42.  in  t\\ebook  of  the  Pfal.  the  Lord  faith  to 
Acl.  i.20.in  the  to^  of  the  Pfal.Let  hishabitati. 
7.42. in  the  book  °f tnc  Proph.O  ye  houfe  of  If. 
Heb.a.  19. hee  fprinkled  the  boofand  all  the  people 
Rev.  1 . 1 1 .  w  hat  thou  feeft  write  in  a  booke 
5. 1.  a  book  written  within,onbackfide  fealed 

2  .who  is  worthy  to  open  the  booke 

3 .  no  man  was  able  to  open  the  book 

4.  no  man  found  worthy  to  read  the  book 

5  .root  of  Da  hath  prevailed  to  open  the  book 

7 .  he  came  and  took  the  book  out  of  the  hand 
8. when  he  had  taken  the  book,the  four  beafts 
9.  thou  art  worthy  to  take  the  book 

10. 2. he  had  in  his  hand  a  little  booke  open 

8.  go,and  take  the  little  booke  which  is  open 
9-faid  unto  him,Give  me  the  little  book 

1  o.I  took  the.  little  book  out  °f  the  Ang.hand 

20.12.and  another  book  was  openedjwhich 

2  2. 1 9. take  away  from  the  words  of  the  book  of 

JBttih  of  Chronicles,  See  CltfOnfClesr. 

J£iCD&  of 'Covenant,  See  Covenant, 

HBcofce  of  the  Kjnss. 

1  CM0.9. i.gen.oflfr. written  in  the  book  of  ihe  K. 

2  Ck.i6.n.aftsof  Afa,wrir.inthefow^ofthe  K. 

20.34.  is  mentioned  in  the  book  of  the  Kings 
24.27.written  in  the  ftory  of  thefow^oftheK. 

2  5. 26. acts  of  Amaz.writ.in  the  book  of  the  K. 

27.7  .wars  of  Jotham,writ.inthe&0»i'  of  the  K. 
28.26.afts  of  Ahaz. writ.in  the  book  of  the  Ki. 

3  2. 32.  acts  of  Hez.  writ.in  the  book  of  the  Kin. 
3  3-i8.aiSs  of  Manaf.writ.in  the  book  of  the  K. 
3f.a7.aftsof  Jofiah,  writ.in  the  book  of  the  K. 
3  6 . 8  .afts  of  Jehoiak.writ .in  the  book  of  the  K. 

Wtskloftbelaw. 
Vent.  2  8.6 1 1  plague  not  writ.in  the  book  of  the  law 
29.21.acco.to  the  curf.writ.in  the  b.of  the  law 
3  g.  ickeep  his  ftat.writ.in  this  book  of  the  law 
3i.26.takethisioo^ofthelaw,and  put  ic 
Jof.i&.this  book  of  the  law  fhall  not  depart  out 
8.3  i.asit  is  writt.in  the  book  of  the  law  of  Mo. 
2  iv^.14.6. 
34.bleffings  &  curf.writ.in  the  book  of  the  1. 
23 .6.doe  all  that  is  writt.in  the  book  of  the  law 
24:26.  Jof.wrote  thofe  wor. in  the  book  of  the  1. 
2  King.  2  2 . 8 . 1  have  found  the  book  of  the  la w    . 

1  i.K.heard  thewords  ofthebook  of  the  law 
2  Chro.  17.9.  had  the  Wf  of  the  law  of  the  L.vvith 
34. 1 3 .  Hilkiah  found  the  boo\  of  the  law 
1  5.I  have  found  the  book  of  the  law 
NebS.  1 .  fpake  to  Ezra  to  bring  the  book  of  the  la. 
3. ears  of  the  peo.attent.to  thebook  of  the  law 
8.  read  in  the  &oo^  of  the  law  diftinftly 
1 8. fro  firft  d. to  the  laft  read  in  book  of  the  1. 
9. 3. flood  up,  and  read  in  the  book  of  the  law  of 
Gal.T, .  icwritt.  in  the  book  of  the  law,  to  do  them 

Waihe  of  life 
Phil. 4. 3  .whofe  names  are  in  the  book  °f  tj£ 
Rev. 3. 5. not  blot  his  name  out  of  the  book  of  life 

1 3 .8  .names  are  not  written  in  the  book  of  life 

Chap.  17.8. 
20.1 2.  book  opened,whicli  is  the  book  of  life 
1  J. written  in  the  book  of  life  was  caft 


2 1. 2 7. which  are  writ,  in  the  lambs  book  of  life 

22. 1 9.take  away  his  part  out  of  the  book  of  life 

l&CDiiofMofes. 

2  Chro.  2  j.4.but  did  as  is  writ.in  the  boo.of  Mofes 

3  J.  1  a.to  offer,as  is  written  in  the  book  of  Mof. 

Ey.6.  i8.fet  the  Pri.as  is  writ.in  the  book  of  Mof. 

Neh.  1 3 . 1  .on  that  day  they  read  in  the  book  of  Mo. 

Mar.  1 2.26.have  ye  not  read  in  the  book  of  Mofes 

25oofe  of  remembrance. 
Mai.  3 . 1 6.a  book  of  remembr.was  writ.befere  him 

This  25mfe. 

Gen.  5.  1 .  this  is  the  book  of  the  generati.  of  Adam 

Vent.  28.58.  to  doe  all  that  is  written  .in  this  book 

29.20.  all  the  curfes  that  are  writt.  in  this  book 

.  Verfe27. 

2  Y^n.22. 1 3  .words  of  this  book  that  is  found 

not  hearkened  to  the  words  of  this  book 

2  3 . 3  .to  perform  the  words  Written  in  this  book 

2CkoM.34.31. 

2  Chr.  34. 2 1. to  do  after  all  that  is  writ.in  this  boo. 

yev.25.13.  He  bring  all  that  is  writt.in  th\%booke 

5 1 .  6  3 .  made  an  end  of  reading  this  book 
io&.20.30.which  are  not  written  in  this  book 
Kw.2  2.7.fayings  of  the  prophefieof  thisbook 

a.of  them  which  Ifieep  the  fayings  of  this  book 
10,  feal  not  thefayings  of  the  pro.of  this  b. 

1 8.  hears  the  words  of  the  proph.of  this  book 
add  to  htm  the  plagues  writ.in  this  book. 

19.  and  from  the  things  written  in  this  book 

See  further,H5mfe  of  the  law 
S3  cokes. 
Eccl.  1 2. 1 2. of  making  many  books  there  is  no  end 
Van.7.io.3nd  the  book[s  were-opened  Rcv.zo.i  2. 

9-2.1  underftood  by  books  the.  numb.ofyeers 
Job- 2 1.2  5.  the  world  could  not  contain  the  books 
Ad.  19. 1 9.brought  their  books  and  burned  them 
2  Tim.4. 1 3  -bring  thebooks,  but  fpecially  the  pare. 
Rev.20. 1 2.  judged  out  of  thofe  thin,  writ.in  the  bo, 
and  the  too/,;.?  were  opened 
HBtotr;.  Wa>t\)t0. 
Gen.  33.17  Jacob  made  boothes  for  his  cattell 
£^.23 .42/ye  fhall  dwell  in  booths  feven  daies 

all  Ifraelites  born  (hall  dwell  in  booths 
43. that  I  madechil.  of  Ifrael  dwell  in  booths 
2VV/;.8.i4.that  the  chil.of  If.fhould  dwel  in  booths 
1 5  .fetch  branches  of  thick  trees  to  make  boo. 
16.  fo  the  people  made  themfelves  boothes 
17  .made  booths,  and  fate  under  the  boothes 
Job.27. 1 8. as  a  booth  that  the  keeper  maketh 
Jonah  4. 5  .made  him  a  booth ^nd  fate  under  the  fh. 

515oott>.  115mt<C0. 
W«.3  1.3  i.booty  being  the  reft  of  the  prey,6ooooo 
Jer.40.12.  their  camels  fhall  bee  a  booty 
Bab.2.7 .thoxx  fhalt  be  for  booties  unto  them 
Zep.  1 . 1 3 .  therfore  their  goods  fhal  become  a  booty 

Gen.  10. 1 9.bord.o£  the  Canaanites  was  from  Zid. 

49.13.  his  border  fhall  be  unto  Ziuon 
Exod.  19. 1 2.or  touch  the  border  of  the  mount 
Num.20.  i6.Kad.  a  city  in  the  utterm.of  thy  bord. 
2 1  .to  give  Ifrael  paffage  through  his  border 
2 1  •  13.  Arnon  is  the  border  of  Moab 

1 5.  Arnon  lieth  upon  the  border  of  Moab 

2  3 .  not  fuffer  Ifr.  to  paffe  through  his  border 

24.the  border  of  the  children  of  Ammon  was 

22.36.city  of  Moab,which  is  in  the  boo.of  Ar. 

33.44. pitched  in  Jie-Abar.  inthebord.of Mo. 

34.4.  your  border (ha.ll  turne  from  the  South 
$. border  fhall  fetch  a  compaffe  from  Azmon 
6. and  as  for  for  wefterne  border,  you  fhall 

'have  the  great  fea  for  a  border,  this 
fhall  be  your  weft  border 
8  .from  Hor  ye  fhall  point  out  your  border 

goings  forth  of  thebor.  fhalbe  from  Zed. 
9.  the  border  fhall  go  on  to  Z  iphron,  and 

this  fhall  bee  your  north  border 

1 1  .border  fhall  defcend,  and  reach  to  Chinn. 

1 2.  border  fhall  goe  downe  to  Jordan 

3  5.26.  if  the  flayer  fhall  come  without  the  bor. 

Veut.3. 1 6.  to  the  Gadites  the  border  unto  Jabbok 

which  is  the  border  of  thechil.^of  Amm. 

Jofo.12.2. 

1 2. 20.  when  the  L.thy  G.  fhall  enlarge  thy  bar. 

/o/:4.i9.Gilgal,in  the  eaUborder  of  Jericho 

12.5.  Oct  reigned  w>  the  bord.of  the  Gefhurites 

halfe  Gikad  the  border  of  Sihon 
13.10  "" 


BOR        BOR 


B  O  R        BOR 


BOR      BOR 


j  3  10.  Sihon  reigned  to  the  border  oi  Amnion 
1 1  .and  Gilead,and  the  bord.oi  the  Gefhuri. 
xj.the  terror  the  children  of  Reuben  was 
Jordan,  and  the  harder  thereof 
a6.from  Mahanaim  to  the  border  of  Debir 
ay.his  bord.to  the  edge  of  the  fea  of  Ginner. 
i  < .  i.  Judah's  lot  to  the  border  of  Edorn 
< .  eaft  borderwas  the  fait  fea 

'  bord.in  the  north  quart,  was  from  the  bay 
6.  border  went  up  to  Beth-hoglah 

border  went  up  to  the  ftoneof  Bohan 
8. border  went  up  by  the  valley  of  Hmnon 

harder  went  up  to  the  top  of  the  moun. 
^.border  was  drawne  from  the  top  of  the  hill 
bord.was  drawn  to  Baalah,which  is  Ki. 
io.bord.como.xSed  from  Baalah  to  mou.Scir 
1 1  herder  went  out  to  the  fide  of  Ekron . 
border  was  drawn  to  Shicron  &  paffed 
goings  out  of  the  harder  were  at  the  fea 
i  l.the  weft  hoder  was  to  the  great  fea 
47.  and  the  great  fea,  and  the  border  thereof 
i6.$. border  of  Ephraim  accor.  to  their  families 
even  the  border  of  their  inher.was  Atar. 
6.bord.v/tnt  out  toward  the  fea,  to  Michmet. 
border  went  about  eaftward  to  Taanath 
S.bord.went  out  from  Tappuah  weftward 
17.7.  border  of  Manafleh  went  to  Entappuah 
8.Tappuah  on  the  border  of  Manaff-belong 
10.northw.it  was  Manaff.&  the  fea  his  bard. 
\%.iz.bord.o(H>en).  was  northward  from  Jord. 
border  went  up  to  the  fide  of  Jericho 
l^.border  went  from  thence  towards  Luz 

border  defcended  to  Ataroth  Adar 
\4.b0rd.  drawn  thence,compaffed  the  corner 
15. border  went  out  on  the  weft  to  Nepthoah 
\6.bard.  came  down  to  the  end  of  the  mout. 
i^io/.pafled  along  to  the  fide  of  Beth-hog. 
outgoings  of  the  bor.weve  at  the  nor.bay 
''    20.  Jord.  was  the  border  of  it  on  the  eaft  iidc 
19.10.  border  of  Zebulun  was  to  Sand 
x  1 .  border  went  up  toward  Mirelah 
1 2.  to  the  border  of  Chifloth  Tabor 
14.  fci'rf.compaflcth  on  north  fide  toHama. 
li. then  harder  was  toward  Jezreel 
aa.outgomgs  of  the  border  were  at  Jordan 
2  j.their  homer  was  Helkath and  Hali 
46.coaft  or  D.m,the  border  before  Japho 
22.25X.  hath  made  Jordan  a  ^.between  us 
24.30.  buried  Joth.  in  the  border  oi  his  inherit. 

JWg.Q.ZQ. 

Jiidg.7. zz.  hoft  fled  to  the  border  of  Abel-Muhol. 

1 1. 18. came  not  within  the  horderoi Moab, 

for  Arnon  is  the  border  of  Moab 

1  Sam.6.u.  lords  of  the  Philift.went  to  the  bard. 

io.2.two  men  by  Rachels  fepul.  in  the  bord.oi 

1  3.  i8.anoth.comp.turned  the  way  of  the  bord. 

z  Sam.  8. 3.  as  he  went  to  recover  his  border 

1  J^w.4.21.  Solom-reigned  to  the  border  of  Egypt 

z  Chron.  9.2.6. 

2  K}-  3 .2 1 .  all  able  to  put  on  arm.ftood  in  the  bar. 
Pfal.78.j4he  brought  them  to  the  bord.oi  his  fan. 
Pro.  1 5.2  <,.  he  will  eftablifh  the  border  of  the  wick. 
lfa.19.19.  and  a  pillar  at  the  border  thereof  to 

37.24.  He  enter  into  the  height  of  his  border 
Jer.t,  i.iy.thy  child.fhall  come  a^ain  to  their bor. 

50.26.comeagai. her  from  the  xxxexxnonborder 
%%SK' x  I,x0>  ^1C  jUQ§e  you  ln  tne  border  of  Ifrael 

Verf. 1 1 . 

a9.io.Egy«wafte,from  Syene  tothe&»\of  Eth. 

45.7.  from  the  weft  border  ro  the  eaft  border 

47.13  .this  (hall  be  the  border  w  hereby  ye  inner. 

1  $  .this  fhalbe  thefcor.of  the  lad  on  the  north 
16.  Berothath,  Sibraim  betw.the  bor.oi  Dan 

and  the  border  of  Hamath 

Verfe  17. 

17  .border  from  the  fea  (hall  be  Hazar-enan 

bord.  ofDamafc.  &  the  north  north w. 

1 8 .  eaft  fi  de  ye  {hall  meafure  from  the  border 

20.weft  fide  fhalbe  the  great  fea  from  the  bo- 

48 . 1  .Hazar-enan,thc  bord.  ofDamafc.  northw. 

2  .by  the  bor.oi  Dan,from  the  eaft  fide  to  we. 
3. bor.oi  A  flier,  from  the  eaft  fide  to  the  weft 
^.bor.oi Naph  from  the  eaft  lide  to  the  weft 
%. bor.oi Manaff.from  the  eaft  fide  to  the  weft 
6. bord.oi  Ephr.from  the  eaft  fide  to  the  weft 
7.bor.oi Reub.  from  the  eaft  fide  tethe  weft 


3  .bor.oi  Judahjfrom  the  eaft  fide  to  the  weft 

.  1 2.a  thing  moft  holy  by  the  bord.oi  the  Lev. 

1 3.  over  againft  the  border  of  the  Priefts 

2  i.oblat.toward  the  eaft  border,  and  weftw. 

over  ag.the  a^ooo.toward  the  weft  bord, 

22.betw.the  bord.oi  Jud.Sc  the  bor.oi Benja. 

24.by  the  bord.oi  Benjam.a  portion  for  Sim. 

2  5  .by  the  bord.oi  Simeon,I(T,ichar  a  portion 

z6.  by  the  bord.oi  Iflach.  Zebulun  a  portion 

27.by  the  border  of  Zebulun,  Gad  aportion 

a8.by  thebor.oi Gad,at  the  fouth  fide  fouth. 

the  border  (hall  be  even  from  Tamar 

/0£/3.6.might  remove  them  far  from  th;ir  border 

Amos  1 . 1 3  .that  they  might  enlarge  their  border 

6.z.  or  their  border  greater  then  your  border 

Obad.7 -have  brought  thee  even  to  the  border 

Zeph. 2.8.  and  magnified  themfelvesag.their&oi'c/. 

Afa/.  1.4. fhall  call  them  the  border  ofwickedneffe 

5.L.will  be  magnified  from  the  bor.oi  Ifrael 

#aftboioer.  SeeCaft. 

jfeoathbojuer.  See  jSjouth. 

Boiuer. 

Exod.  25.2  f.make  to  it  a  bord.oi  an  hand  breadth 
make  a  golden  crown  to  the  bor.  thereof 
27 .  over  againft  the  border  fhall  the  rings  be 
Chap.32.14. 
28.26.put  two  rings  of  gold  in  the  £w.thereof 
Chap.  3  9- 1 9. 
3  2.1 2.made  thereunto  a  bor.  of  an  hand  bread, 
made  a  crown  of  gold  for  the  border  thereof 
£^.4  3.13  .the  border  thereof  fhall  be  a  fpan 
17. border  about  it  fhall  be  halfe  a  cubite 
20. put  the  bloud  upon  the  border  round 
■M<J/'.6.f<5.touch,ifit  were  but  thebord.oihis  gar. 
I«^.8.44.came  behind,&  touch.the  bor.oi  his  gar. 

Zecb.f.z.  Hamath  alfo  fhall  border  thereby 

JlSoiuerS. 
Gra.23. 17.  were  in  all  the  borders  made  fure 

47.21.  from  one  end  of  the  borders  of  Egypt 
Exod.S.z.lle  finite  all  thy  borders  with  frogs 

1 6 . 3  5 .  till  they  come  to  the  borders  of  Canaan 

3  4. 2  4.1k  enlarge  thy  borders 
Mumb.zo.  17.  untill  wee  have  pafled  thy  borders 
Chap.  2 1. 2  2. 

3  ?.27-re?eng.of  bloud  find  him  witho.the  bor. 
fof.  1  i.2.in  the  borders  of  Dor  on  the  weft 

13. 2. land  that  >emaineth,the/w/'.of  the  Phili. 

3.  to  the  borders  of  Ekron  northward 

4.  to  the  borders  of  the  Amorites. 
i6.2.pafttth  along  to  the  borders  of  Archi 
22.  to.  when  they  came  tothe  borders  of  Jord. 

1 1 .  built  an  altar  in  the  borders  of  Jordan 
2  K}n.  i8.8.Hez.fmote  Phil.to  Gaza,  &  the  bord. 

1 9. 2  3  .lie  enter  into  the  lodgings  of  his  borders 
1  Chr.<,.\6.  in  the  fuburbs  of  Sharon  ,on  their  bar. 

■j.Z9.barders  of  Manaff-Bethlhean  &  her  towns 
Pfal.74  17. thou  haft  let  all  the  borders  of  the  eart. 

I47.i4.makethpeacein  thy  borders 
Ifa.  1  5.8.cry  is  gone  about  the  borders  of  Moab 

54a  2.Ile  make  all  thy  borders  of  pleaf.ftones 

60. 1 8 .  waftine  nor  deftroying  within  thy  bord, 
Jer.  1  f  •  1 3 .  for  all  thy  fins  in  all  thy  borders 

17. 3. thy  high  places  for  fin  in  all  thy  borders 
£^.27.4.  thy  borders  -xce  in  the  midft  of  thefeas 

45.1  .fhalbe  holy  in  all  the  borders  round  about 
Micab  <y  .6.  when  he  treadeth  within  our  borders 
Mat. 4. 1 3  .in  the  borders  of  Zebulun  &  Naphtali 
Ate. 7. 24.  went  into  the  borders  oi  Tyre  and  Sid. 

Boit!er0. 
N#»2.i5;.38.make  fringes  in  the  bor.oi  their  garm. 
put  upon  the  fringe  of  the  bord.a  ribbad 

1  Ki-7-i%.they  had  bord.  8c  the  bord. were  betw.the 

29.on  the  borders  betw.the  ledges,were  lions 
3  1  .on  the  mouth  of  it  gravings  with  borders 
3  2.under  the  borders  were  foure  wheeles 
3  ^.borders  thereof  were  of  the  fame 
3  6. on  the  borders  he  graved  Chcrubims 

2  K}n  16.  i7.Ahaz  cut  oSthebordersoi  the  bafes 
Cant.  1 . 1 1  .we  will  make  thee  borders  of  gold 
Mat.  23.5  .enlarge  the  borders  of  their  garments 

JBoie,  IBoieo.  See  HBoare,  ISoaretU 

HBo^ne  againe. 

John  3.3.  except  a  man  be  borne  3gaine    Verfe  f . 

7.marvell  not, I  faid  ye  muft  be  born  againe 
1  Pet .  1. 2  3 .  being  born  againe,  not  of  corrupt  feed 


JlgOine,  for  brought  forth. 
Getf.4.18.  unto  Enoch  was  borne  Irad :  and  Irad 
26.ro  Scth  alfo  there  was  borne  a  fon 
6. 1. and  that  daughters  were  borne  to  them 
10. 1  .to  Shem,HamJ&  japh.were  fons  born  aft. 

2 1.  to  Shem  were  children  borne 

2  j.  unto  Eber  weve  borne  twofonnes 

1  Chron.  1.19. 
1 7. 1 7. a  child  fora  to  him  that  is  ioo.yetrsold 
2 1. 3. name  of  his  fon  which  was  bome,liaic 
5.  an  100.  yeers  old  when  Ifaac  was  bo-rne 
7. 1  have  borne  him  a  fon  in  his  old  age 
9.which  (he  had  borne  unto  Abrah.  mocking 
n.zo.fhehathfonzchil.  to  thy  brother  Nahor 
24. 1  f  .Rebek.  came  out,  who  was  born  to  Beth. 
29. 3  4.becaute  I  have  bom  him  three  fons 
30.20.dwel  with  me,bec.I  haveborn  him.  6.(6s 
2?.when  Rachel  had  bom  Jofeph, Jacob  faid 
3 1. 43. doe  to  the  children  which  they  have  bom 
3  5.26.which  were  bom  to  Jac.  in  Padan  Aram 
365.  born  to  Efau  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
41 .  50.  to  Jofeph  were  borne  two  fonnes  before 
Chap. 46.  zo. 
46.22.  fons  of  Rachel  borne  to  Jacob 

27.fons  of  Jofeph  borne  in  Egypt,  two  foules 
48.y.Ephr.&  Man.iff.  which  were  horn  in  Egy. 
Exod.  1. zz.cvety  fon  thatisfo/TZye  lb.  ill  eaft 

2 1 .4 .  h3th  given  him  a  w ife.and  fhee  hath  born 

Lev.iz.  2.  if  a  woman  hath  borne  a  man-child 

7. this  is  the  law  of  her  that  hath  horn  male  or 

i8.9.nakedn.  of  thy  fift.  whether  born  at  home 

19.3  4-ftranger  fhnll  be  as  one  borne  amon.you 

2  3 .42.aU  Ifraelites  bom  fhall  dwtll  in  boothes 

Num.i  5. 1 3. all  i.hatarefo>.  of  the  country  lhall  do 

29. one  law  for  him  that  is  borne,  &  ftranger 

26  6o.to  Aaron  was  foiW-Nadab.^biln^Elea. 

Deut.  21.15  -beloved  &  hated  have  bom  him  child- 

Jof.  5.  f. people  born  in  the  wild. were  not  circum. 

8.3  3.as  well  the  ftranger,as  he  thar  isbom  am. 

Jad.  1 3  8. what  we  fha!  do  to  the  eh.that  fhalbe  bo. 

18.29.cit.Dan  after  the  name  of  Dan,£o.to  If. 

Ruth  4. 1 5.  wch  is  better  then  7.  fons  hath  bof.him 

17. there  is  a  (onne borne  to  Naomi 

1  Sam. 2. 5. the  barren  hath  born  fevtn,&  (he  that 

4.2o.feare  not,for  thou  haft  bom  a  fonne 

2  Sam.  3 .2.  to  David  were  fons  borne  in  Hebron 

5.  thefe  were  bornto  David  in  Hebron 

1  Chron.  3. 1,4. 
5.1 3. yet  fons  and  daughters  borne  to  David 
14.  thefe  the  names  of  them  that  were  bor.'m 
1  Cbro.$.i 
1 2.  i4.child  that  is  born  to  thee  fhall  furely  die 
14. 27.  to  Ablalom  there  were  borne  three  fons 
21.20.hee  alio  was  borne  to  the  Gyant 

22.  theie  four  were  bom  to  the  Gyant  in  Ga. 

1  ckro.10.8. 

1  Kin.  1 3  2.a  child  fhalbe  barn  to  the  houfe  of  Da. 

1  Cbro.2.3.  borne  tohim  of  the  daughter  of  Shuah 

9.  fons  that  were  borne  to  Hezron,  Jerameel 

7.21.  men  of  Gath  home  in  that  land  flew 

2  z.9.behold,afon  fhalbe  born  to  thee,  who  (hall 

26. 6. to  Shemaiah  his  fon  were  fons  borne 

E-Kr.  10.3  .put  away  the  wives,&  fuch  as  were  born 

Job  1.2.  there  were  bom  to  him  7.  fons  &  3.dau. 
3. 3. let  the  day  perifh  wherein  I  wasbome 
5 . 7 .  yet  man  is  borne  unto  trouble 
1 1 .1  2.thongh  man  be  born  like  a  wild  affe-colt 

1 5.7.  art  thou  the  firft  man  that  was  borne 
38.21  .knowft  thou  it,bec.thou  waft  then  home 

Pfai.  22.31  .unto  a  people  that  fhalbe  borne ,thzt  he 
58.3  .they  go  aftray  as  foon  as  they  be  borne 
78.6.  even  the  children  that  (hould  be  borne 
87. 4. this  manwas born  there  Ver.6« 

5.  this  and  that  man  was  born  in  her 

Pro.  17.17.  a  brothet  is  borne  for  adverfity 

Eccl.^.z.  a  time  to  be  bom,md  a  time  to  die 
4.i4.hethat  is  born  in  his  kingdome  becomm. 

lfa.9-6.  for  unto  us  a  child  isbom,  unto  us  a  fon  is 

66.8.  fhall  a  nation  be  borne  at  once 

Jet.  1 5.9.  fhee  that  hzxhbome  feven,languiflieth 
io.that  thou  haft  born  mee  a  man  of  ftrife 
16.3  .concern-the  fons  &  daugh-fora  in  this  pi. 
20.14.  curfedbe  the  day  wherein  I  was  born 

1 5. man  child  is  born  unto  theejmaking  him 

22. 26. where  ye  were  not  born,  there  lhall  ye  die 

E%$.  1 6.4.in  the  day  that  thou  waft  born,thy  navell 

f.lothing 


BOR        BOR 


BOR 


BOS 


BOT        B  O  T 


5.  lothing  of  thy  perf.in  the  d.  thou  waft  bor. 
ao.taken  thy  fons  which  thou  haft  bom  to  me 
47. 22.thcy  fhil  be  unto  you  as  bom  in  the  cou. 
Hof.z.$.{tt  her  as  in  the  day  that  fhe  y/nsbome 
Mat.  1.16.  husb.of  Mary,  of  whom  was  bom  Jefus 
a.  1. now,  when  Jefus  was  born  in  Bethlehem 
2.where  is  he  that  is  bom  King  of  the  Jewes 
4.deman.  of  them  where  Chr.lhould  be  born 
1 1.1 1.  among  them  that  are  borne  of  women 

Ln\.-] .28 . 
19.  i  a.  fome  Eunuches  which  were  fo  boms 
26.24.good  for  that  man  if  he  had  not  been  iff. 

Mar. iq.zi. 

Lit.1.3  j. that  holy  thing  which  {halbe  bmn  of  thee 
2. 1 1.  to  you  is  born  this  day  in  the  city  of  Dav. 
/0,!?.3,4.how  can  a  man  bebom  when  he  is  old 

can  he  ent.into  his  moth.womb,&  be  bor. 
5. except  a  man  be  born  of  water  and  the 
6.that  which  is  borne  of  the  flefh  is  flefh 

that  which  is  born  of  the  fpirit  is  fpirit 
8.  fo  is  every  one  that  is  borne  of  the  fpirit 
8.41.  wee  be  not  borne  of  fornication 
p.2.who  did  fin,  that  he  was  borne  blind 
1 9.  this  your  f on  who  ye  fay  was  born  blinde 
20.and  that  he  was  born  blind  $  but  by  what 
3  2.opened  the  eies  of  one  that  was  bor. blind 
j 4.  thou  waft  altogether  borne  in  lins,and 
16.21  .for  joy  that  a  man  is  born  into  the  world 
18.37.to  this  end  was  I  borne,  for  this  caufe 
Act. z.8.  owne  tongue  wherein  we  were  borne 
7 .20.  in  which  time  Mofes  was  borne 

18.2.  named  Aquila,  borne  in  Pontus 

24.  a  Jew  named  Apollos,io>»  at  Alexand. 
22.  3. a  Jew  born  in  Tarfus,a  city  of  Cilicia 
28.  but  I  was  free  borne 
Rom.$.  1 1  .the  children  not  being  yet  borne 
1  Cor.  1 5. 8. as  of  one  born  out  of  due  time 
Gal. 4.  2 3 .  of  the  bond- wo.was  born  after  the  flelh 
29.as  he  that  viasborn  after  the  flelh  perfecu. 
Heb.  1 1.23 .by  faith  Mof.when  he  wasbnr.y/as hid 
1  Prt.2.2.asnew  born  babes  defire  the  fincere  milk 
1  fob. z. zg.which  doth  righteoum.  isborne  of  him 
Rev.iz.4.  to  devour  the  child  as  foon  as  it  wasbo. 

H>0}W  of  God. 
John  i.i3.foiwnotofbloud,  but  of  God 
1  Job.$  .9.  whofo  is  born  of  God  doth  not  com. fin 
cannot  fin,  becaufehe  is  bom  of God 
4.7.  every  one  that  loveth  is  borne  of  God 
5.1.  Jefus  is  the  Chrift,is  borne  of  God 
4.whatfoever  is  bom  of G.overcom.the  wor. 
18.  whofo  is  bom  of  God  finnethnot 
J&OiftZ  in  the  houfe. 
Gen.14. 1 4. his  trained  few-born  in  his  owne  houfe 

15.3.  one  born  in  my  houfe  is  my  heire 

17. 1 2.be  eircumc.  born  in  the  houfe,  or  bought 

1 3-he  that  is  borne  in  thy  houfe  muft  needs 

2  3  .Abraham  circumcif.all  borne  in  his  houfe 

%-j.bornin  the  houfe,  or  bought  with  money 

lev.  22. 1 1  .he  that  is  borne  in  the  Priefts  hou.fhall 

Ecd.z.jl  had  fervants  born  in  my  houfe 

115  OJTX  in  the  land. 
Exod.  1 2.  I9.whether  a  ftranger,or  born  in  the  land 
48.  he  (hall  be  as  one  that  is  born  in  the  land 
Lev.24.16.  born  in  the  land  that  blafph.ihalbe  put 
Num.9-i4.one  ordin.forftran.&  him  that  is  born 
1  j^o.oueht  prtfum.wheth.he  be  born  in  the  1. 
iljojtte  of  ■woman. 
Job  1 4. 1.  man  that  is  born  of  a  woman  is  of  few 
15.14.  that  is  born  of  a  worn,  that  he  (hould  be 

25.4.  how  can  he  be  clean  that  is  bom  of  a  wo. 

Sortie. 
Exod.zf.  14.  that  the  Ark  maybe  bom  with  them 

28.that  the  taber.may  be  born  with  them 
Judg.16.z9.  on  which  the  houfe  was  born  up 
Job  34.3  i.to  God  I  have  born  chaftifement 
Pfal.  5  5 .  1 2.  then  I  could  have  borne  it 

69 . 7 .  for  thy  fake  I  have  borne  reproach 
lfa.46. 3  .which  are  borne  by  me  from  the  belly 

53.4.  furely  he  hath  borne  our  griefes 

66. 1  a.ye  ihall  be  born  upon  her  fides,&  dandl. 
Jer.  1 0.5. they  muft  needs  be  born,they  cannot  go 
Lam.  3 .  28.becaufe  he  hath  borne  it  upon  him 

5.7.  we  have  borne  their  iniquities 
E^.  16.58  .thou  haft  borne  thy  lewdnefle 

32.24.  yet  they  have  borne  their  fhame 

Verfe  2  5. 

I 


36.6.becaufe  ye  hzvtborn  the  fhame  of  the  hea. 

39.26-after  they  have  borne  their  fhame,and  all 
Amof  5.26.  ye  have  barn  the  taber.of  your  Moloch 
Mat.  20. 1 2,which  have  bom  the  burden  and  heat 

23 .4.  bind  hea  vie  burdens,&  grievo.to  be  born 
Eu\.  11.46. 
Mar.z.  3.  fick  of  the  palfie  borne  of  foure 
Job.  5. 3  7. father  hath  borne  witnefle  of  mee 

20. 1 5.  if  thou  haft  borne  him  hence,  tell  us 
Acl.zi.i  5. he  was  borne  of  the  fouldiers  for  the 

1  Cor.  1 5-49.as  we  havefewa  the  image  of  the  ear. 
l-Joh.6.  which  have  born  witnefle  of  thy  charity 
Rev.z.  3 .  and  haft  bome}znd  haft  patience 

iFfrfcbOirte,  See  it  in  Jftrft, 

ISozroro. 

Exo.  3.22.  every  woman  Ihall  borrow  of  her  neigh. 

Chap.  1 1.2. 
2  2.i4.ifamanfowoa»ought,  and  it  be  hurt 
Dent.  15.6.  thou  fhalt  lend  ,  but  not  borrow 

Chap.  28.12. 

2  King.q.i.gotJiorroYO  thee  veflels  abroad 

empty  veflels.,  borrow  not  a  few 
Mat.  j.^z.ftom  him  that  would  borrow  of  thee 

Exod.  12.3  $. they  borrowed  of  the  Egyptians  jewels 
2  Kjn.6. 5  .alas,Mafter,  for  it  was  borrowed 
Neb.  5.4.  have  borrowed  money  for  Kings  tribute 

TBsitomet. 
Pro.zz.y.thz  borrower  is  fervanttothe  lender 
i/a.24.2.  as  with  the  lender,fo  with  the  borrower 

HSoirotocirj- 
Pfal.}  j. z lithe  wicked  fo»7<ttwffo3andpayeth  not 

JBofcath. 

2  Kin  2  2.i.  Jofiah's  mother  was  Jedid.of  Bofcatb 

Bofome. 
Gen.  16. 5.I  have  given  my  maid  into  thy  bofome 
Exod.4.6. put  now  thine  hand  into  thy  bofome 

and  he  put  his  hand  into  his  bofome 
Verfe7. 
Num.  1 1 . 1 2.(houldft  fay,Carry  them  in  thy  bofome 
Deut.  1 3 .6.  or  the  wife  of  thy  bofome  entice  thee 
28. 54.  his  eye  evill  toward  the  wife  of  his  bof. 
56.her  eye  evill  toward  the  husb.of  her  bofom 
Ruth.4.16.  Naomi  laid  the  child  in  hex  bofome 
z  Sam.  1 2.3.  drank  of  his  cup,  &  lay  in  bis  bofome 
8  .gave  thy  matters  wives  into  thy  bofome 

1  ~Kjng.  1 . 2-let  her  lie  in  thy  bofome,that  my  Lord 

3 .10.  took  my  fon,  and  laid  it  in  her  bofome, 
and  laid  her  dead  child  in  my  bofome 

17.19.  tookhimoutofher6fl/0/»e,and  carryed 
Job  31.33.  by  hiding  mine  iniquity  in  my  bofome 
Pfal.  35.13   my  prayer  returned  into  my  own  bof. 

74.  r  1. pluck  it  out  of  thy  bofome 

79. 1  a. render  feven-fold  into  their  bofome    " 

8  9. 5o.how  I  do  beare  in  my  bofome  the  rcproa. 

1 29.7  .nor  he  that  bindeth  fheaves  his  bofome 
Pro.  5.  20.  and  embrace  the  bofome  of  a  ftranger 

6.27.  can  a  man  take  fire  in  hisbofomc  and  not 

17.23.  wicked  man  taketh  a  gift  out  of  the  bof. 

i9.24.fiothfull  man  hideth  his  hand  in  his  bof. 
Chap.26.15. 

2 1 . 1 4.reward  in  the  bofome  pacifi.ftrong  wrath 
Eccl.  7.9.  anger  refteth  in  the  bofome  of  fooles 
lfa.40. 1 1  .he  ihall  carry  them  in  his  bofome 

65.6.  even  recompence  into  their  bofome 
7.  meafure  their  former  work  into  their  bofo. 
Jer. 1 2. 18.  iniquity  of  the  fath.into  thebofof  chi. 
Lam.z.  1 2.foul  powred  out  into  their  moih.bofome 
Micah  7 . 5 .from  her  that  lieth  in  thy  bofome 
Lu\.6. 3  8  .{hall  men  give  into  your  bofome 

16.22.by  the  Angels  into  Abrahams  bofome 
2 3. and  Lazarus  in  his  bofome 
/oki.iS.whichisin  the  bofome  of  the  father  hath 

13.23.  leaning  on  Jefus  bofome}one  of  his  difc. 
Wotoz. 

2  Pet.z.i  5. following  the  way  of  Bal.  fon  of  Bofor 

Igoftal).  See  HBojrar;, 


Job  1 5.26.  upon  the  thick  boffes  of  his  bucklers 

U5otdh. 
Deut.z3.zj ."Lord  will  fmite  thee  with  the  botch 
3  5.  Lord  ihall  fmite  thee  with  the  botch 

Gen.  a.  2  5  .were  both  naked  ,the  man  and  his  wife 
3 .7.  the  eyes  of  them  both  were  opened 
9.23-they  laid  it  uponfefo  their  moulders 


1 9.16Mb  the  daughters  of  Lot  withchilde 
2 1.27.  both  of  them  made  a  covenant 

3  i.becaufe  there  they  fware  both  of  them 
22.6.  and  the  knife,and  they  went  both  togeth. 

8.fo  they  went  both  of  them  together 
17-45-  be  deprived  of  you  both  in  one  day 
31.37.  that  they  may  judge  betwixt  us  bo:h 
40-  5. they  dreamed  a  dreame  both  of  them 
48. 1 3.Jofeph  took  them  fotfb.Ephr.in  his  ri°ht 
Exod.  22.9.  caufe  of  both  parties  (hall  come  before 
11.  oath  of  the  Lord  be  between  them  both 
26.24.  thus  fhall  it  be  for  them  both 
3  2.1 5.tables  were  written  onboth  their  fides 
36.29.thus  he  did  to  both  of  them  in  both  coxa. 
£ev.9.3.tofcofthefirftyeer,withoutblemi(h. 
1 5 .  r  8  .both  bathe  themfel ves  in  water 
1 6. 2 1 .  Aaron  lay  both  his  hands  upon  the  head 
20.11.  both  of  them  ihall  bee  put  to  death 

.  Verfe  12. 

1 3 .  both  of  them  have  committed  abominat. 

i^.both  hee  and  they  ihall  be  burnt  with  fire 

18.  both  of  them  fhall  be  cut  off"  from  among 

Nm.7. 1 3 .  both  of  them  were  full  of  fine  floure 

Verfes  19,25,3 1,37,43,49,55, 

,  ,      ,    ,  r      6l>67>71>79- 

1 2.5.  and  they  both  came  forth 

25.8.  thrufttebof  them  through 
Deut.  i9.i7.both  the  men  fhall  ftand  bef.the  Lord 

22.22.mall  both  of  them  die,both  the  man  that 
24-yee  fhall  bring  both  out  to  the  gate  of  the 

zq.i8.boththckate  an  abomination  to  the  L. 
Judg.  5. 3  o.divers  colours>  of  needle-work  on  both 

19.6.  did  eat  and  drink  both  of  them  together 

Verfe  8. 
Ruth  i.5.MahlonandChilion  died  both  of  them 

1  S#».2.34.in  one  day  they  fhall  die  both  of  them 

3. 1  i.at  which,  both  the  eares  of  every  on  that 
5.4. fed?  the  palmes  of  his  hands  were  cut  off 
9. 26. went  out  Wj of  them,he  &  Sam.  abroad 
14. 1 1  .both  of  them  difcovered  themf.to  the  ga. 
20.11  .they  went  out  both  of  them  into  the  fiel. 

42.  forafmuch  as  we  have  fworn  both  of  us 
2  5.43  .they  were  alfo  both  of  them  his  wives 

2  Sam.g.i  3. he  was  lame  of  both  his  feet 

1 7. 1 8.  went  both  of  them  away  quickly 

1  Kjng.6.z$.  both  the  Cherubims  were  of  on  fize 

2  Kjng.z.i  i.parted  them  both,  and  Elijah  went  up 

2 1 . 1 2.whofo  heareth,  both  his  ears  fhall  tingle 
E(lh.  2. 2  3. therefore  they  were  both  hang,  on  a  tree 
Job  9. 3  3  .that  might  lay  his  hand  upon  us  both 
Pfal.  139.12.  darknefle  and  light  are  both  alike  to 
Pro.  1 7. 1 5.  they  both  are  abomination  to  the  Lord 
zo. lo.botb  of  them  arealike  abomination 

1 2.the  Lord  hath  made  even  both  of  them 
24.22. who  knoweth  the  ruine  of  them  both 
27.3^  fooles  wrath  is  heavier  then  them  btth 
29. 1 3  .the  Lord  lighteneth  both  their  eyes 
Eccl.^.i.bet.thenboth  they  is  he  that  hath  not  yet 
6.then  both  the  hands  full  of  travell 
1  i.6.or  whether  they  both  fhall  be  alike  good 
Ifa.i.}  r.  they  fhall  both  bume  together,  and  none 

7 .  i6.1and  fhall  be  forfaken  of  both  her  Kings 

8 .  14.  for  a  rock  of  offence  to  both  the  houfes 
Jer. 46. 1 2.they  are  fallen  both  together 

E"Vk- l  ?•  4-  Are  devoureth  both  the  ends  of  it 
2i.  19.  both  twain  fhall  come  out  of  one  land 

23.13.  that  they  took  both  one  way 

Dan.  1 1.  z  j. both  thefe  Ks.hearts  fhalbe  to  doe  mil". 
Micah  7. 3  .that  they  may  do  evill  with  both  hands 
Zcch.6. 1 3  counfel!  of  peace  fhalbe  betw.them  both 
Mat. 9. 17. .new  wine  in  new  bot.Siboth  are  prefer. 

1^.5-38- 

1  j.30.1et  both  grow  together  untill  harveft 

15.14.  both  fhall  fall  into  the  ditch     la.6.39. 
Lu^.i.6.they  were  both  righteousbefore  God 

7. both  now  well  ftricken in  yeers 

5.7.  came,  and  filled  both  the  fhips 

7.4  2. he  frankly  forgave  them  both 
John  20.4.fo  they  ran  both  together,  and  the  other 
Acl.S.  38.  they  went  downe  both  into  the  water 

1 4. 1.  they  went  both  together  into  theSynag; 

2  3 . 8 .  but  the  Pharifees  confeffe  both 
Eph.  z.  1 4. our  peace,  who  hath  made  both  one 

i6.reconcile  both  unto  God  in  one  body 
18.  through  him  we  both  have  accefle  to 
Heb.  1 1. 2 1  .bleffed  both  the  fons  of  Jofeph,&  wor. 
1  Pet. 3.1.  in 


BO  T        BOU 


!  Pet  2 .  i .  in  both  which  I  ftir  up  your  pure  minds 
Rev  19.10.  theft  both  were  caft  alive  into  the  lake 

JPoth. 
Deut.zi.  1  ? .borne  him  children,  fctffe  the  belov.& 
zz.zzhoth  the  man  that  lay  with  the  wo.&  the 
Act  14  1  .great  mult.  «>ot  Jews  and  Greeks  be. 


Gen.z  1. 14.  took  a  £</«&  of  water,  &  gave  it  Hag. 
j  <  the  water  was  (pent  in  the  botf/e 
jlfliee  went  and  filled  the  bottle  with  water 

5We  4  jo.  (he  opened  a  b»tt&  of  milke,  and  gave 

1  Saw  i-M-Han.took  5.bullocks3&  a  to.of  wine 

10. 3  .another  carrying  a  bottle  of  wine 
i^io.Jeffe  took  a  bottle  of  wine,and  fent 

2  Sam.\6.\.  Ziba  brought  to  David  a  bottle  of  w* 
jy^.  5  6.8 .  put  thou  my  tears  into  thy  bottle 

1 19.8  3 . 1  am  become  like  a  bottle  in  the  fmoke 
Jer.  1 3 .  1  z.  every  bottle  {hall  be  filled  with  wine 
1 9. 1 .  get  a  potters  earthen  bottle 
io.break  the  bottle  in  their  light 
Hob. z.  1  5 .  that  putteft  thy  frett/e  to  him,  and  mak. 

llSottlejof. 
Jofh.9. ^.tooV  wine  bottles, old  and  rent 

1 3  .thefe  £w#/e*  of  wine  wee  filled  were  new 
1  Sam.z\ .i8.Abigail  took  two  bottles oi wine 
/o/j  3  i.19.  it  is  ready  to  burft  like  new  bottles 
3  8. 3  7-  who  can  ftay  the  bottles  of  heaven 
Jer.48. 1  z.  empty  his  veffels,  &  break  their  bottles 
Eof.7  5.  made  him  fick  with  bottles  of  wine 
Afai.$.i7.new  wine  intoold  bottles,elk  thcbottles 
Mar.z.zz.  ScLuIi.5.27. 
but  put  new  wine  into  new  bottles 
Mar.z.zz.  & Z.«^. 5.38 
^Bottome.   I&ottcmzs. 

Exod.  1 5. 5. fanke  into  the  bottome  as  a  ftone 

2o.i2.powre  all  the  bloud  belide  the  bottome  of 
Ira  4.7,18,15,30.  &8.15.&9.9. 
ief.5 .9.reft  of  the  bloud  wrung  out  at  th;  bottome 
Job  36.30.andcovereth  thetottoweofthefea 
Cimt.i-io.  xhebottome  thereof  of  gold 
E^.43  i3.the&ott«»cinallbeacubite  Ver.17. 
1 4.  from  the  bottome  to  the  lower  fettle,  two 
DtfK.6.24.  or  ever  they  came  at  the  bottome  of  the 
Amos  9. 3 .  though  hid  from  my  fight  in  the  bottome 
Jonah  2.6.I  went  down  to  the  bott.oi  the  mount. 
Zech.i.S.&ood  among  mirtle  trees  in  the  bottome 
Mat.z7.51.  vaile  rent  from  the  top  to  the  bottome 
Ma-i\  15.38. 

Kev.9. 1. to  him  given  the  key  of  the  boitomleffe  pit 

2. he  opened  the  bottomlcjfe  pit 

1  i.K-overthem  the  Angel  of  the  bottom!,  pit 
1 1.7.  beaft  that  afcendeth  out  of  the  bottoml.pk 
17 .8  afcend.out  of  the  bottomlejfe  pit,&  go  into 
20.1  .having  the  key  of  the  bottomlcfje  pit 

3  .arid  caft  him  into  the  bottomleffe  pit 

GeK.49.22.  Jofephisa  fruittull  bough,  even  a 

fruitfull  bough  by  a  well,  w  hofe  branc. 
Judg.9.4%.  Abimilech  cut  downe  a  bough 

49. all  peop.cut  down  every  man  his  bough 
Ifa.  10.3  3  .Lord  fliall  lop  the  toag/j  with  terrour 
17.6.  berries  in  the  top  of  the  uppermoft  bough 
9.  his  ftrcng  cities  as  a  forfaken  bough 

Lewf.23.40.  take  the  boughs  of  goodly  trees, 

and  the  boughs  of  thick  trees 
De7tf.24.20.not  goe  over  the  boughes  againe 
2  Sam.iS.g.  mule  went  under  the  thick  boughes 
Job  1 4-9.and  bring  forth  boughes  like  a  plant 
Pfal.So.10.  boug.thercof  were  like  the  goodly  Ce. 

1 1 .  fhe  fent  out  het  boughes  to  the  fea 
Cant  7 . 8 . 1  le  take  hold  of  the  boughes  thereof 
2/4.27. 1  l.when  the  boughes  thereof  ate  withered 
E^c£.  1 7. 2  3 .  it  fliall  bring  forth  boughes , and  beare 

31.  3.  his  top  was  among  the  thick  fewgfow 

Verfe  14. 
5.  his  boughes  were  multiply  ed,  his  branches 
<?.  fow  Is  of  the  heaven  macle  nefts  in  boughes 
8.  firre  tree  were  not  like  his  boughes 
10.  he  hath  (hot  up  his  top  among  thick  bou. 

1 2.  his  boughes  are  broken  by  all  the  rivers 
D<W.4.i2.foules  of  heaven  dwelt  in  theboughes 

2l5on<j5ht. 
Ge».i7.r2.cifcumcif.  born  in  the  houfe,&  bought 
I  Verf.13. 


BOU      BOU 

23«circumcifed  all  bought  with  his  money 
Z7. bought  with  money  of  the  ftranger 
33.19.  Jacob  &o«gka  parcell  of  afield,  where 
Jofh.  24.32. 
39.1  .bought  him  of  the  hand  of  the  Iihmaelites 
47. 14.  for  the  come  which  they  bought 

ao.Jofeph  boug.&l  the  land  of  Egy.for  Phar» 
aa.land  of  the  Priefts  bought  he  not 
23.I  have  bought  you  this  day3and  your  land 
49.30.which  Abr.bought3v/ith  the  field  of  Eph. 
Chap.  50.13. 
Exod.  1 2.44.manfer.fo/«gfe  when  circumc.fhall  eat 
Lcy.2  5.28.fhallrem.inthehandofhimthat/jo«g. 
30.efbbli(hed  for  ever  to  him  that  bought  it 
5o.reckon  with  him  that  bought  from  the  ye. 
5 1  .out  of  the  money  that  hee  was  bought  for 
27.22.fan<ft.tQ  the  L.  a  field  which  he  hathbo. 
24.  Jubilee  it  fliall  return  to  him  that  bought 
Deut.  3  2.6.  is  not  he  thy  father  that  hath  bou.  thee 
Ruth  4.9.I  have  bought  ill  that  was  Elimelech's 
2  Sam.  1 2. 3. one  ewe-lambe  which  he  had  bought 

24.24.  fo  David  bought  the  threfliing-floote 
1  Kfa.16.z4.  Omri  bought  the  hill  Samaria  of  Sh. 
Ncb.5.16.  neither  bought  we  any  land 
Jer. 2  2.9.I  bought  the  field  of  Hannameel 

43  .and  fields  fliall  be  bought  in  this  land 
Hof.  3 .  2X0 1  bought  her  to  me  for  fifteen  pieces 
Mat- 1 3 .46.went,and  fold  all  that  he  had,&  boug. 
a  1 . 1 2.  caft  out  all  them  that  fold  and  bought 

Ato-.11.j5*.  &  1^.19.45. 
27,7.  bought  with  them  the  potters  field 
Mar.  1 5.46.Jof.&</«gfo  fine  linn.&  took  him  dow. 

xtf.i.  had  bought  fweet  fpices  to  anoint  him 

Lu^.14. 1 8 .1  have  bought  a  piece  of  ground,I  muft 

1 9.I  have  bought  five  yoke  of  oxen,and  I 

I7.a8.theyate,they  dunk,they  bought 

Acl.7. 16. Abraham  bought  for  a furame  ofmoney 

1  Cor. 6. 20.ye  are  bought  with  a  price,  therefore 

Chap.7.23. 

2  Pet.  2. 1  .denying  the  Lord  that  bought  them 

Gen.zz.g.boundlhac  his  ton,  and  laid  him  on 
iz.z%.boundur>on  his  hand  afcarlet  threed 
42.24.took  Sirncon,and"io«»rfhim  before 
Ley.  8.7.  boundthe  Ephod  with  the  curious  girdle 
Numb.  30.4.  wherewith  fliee  hath  bound  her  (oule 
Verfes4,  5, 6,7,8,11. 
g.wherewith  they  have  bound  their  foules 
1  o.  or  bound  her  foul  by  a  bond  with  an  oath 
Jof.z.zi.  fhe  boundthe  fcarlet  line  in  the  window 
Judg.  15.13 .1  hey  bound  him  with  two  new  cords 
i6.8.fhe  towz^Satppfon  with  them 

12.  Delilah  took  new  ropes  and  boundhim 
2 1  .bound  him  w  ith  fetters  of  braffe 
2  Kjn.  <y.z  2. bound  tv/o  talents  of  filverin  twobags 
17.4.  (hut  up  Hofhea5and  boundhim  in  prifon 
25.7. bound  Zedek.with  fetters  of  brafle,&  car. 
2  Cfcr.33.11.tookMana.amo.the  thorns,&  bound 
3  6.6.Neb.  came  up  ag,  Jehoiak.and  bound  him 


BOU       BOW 

lfx.22.2.  they  are  bound  by  the  archers 

all  that  are  found  in  thee  are  bounxoge. 

6i.i.opening  of  the  prifon  to  them  that  arebo. 

Lam.  1 .  i4.yoke  of  my  tranfgref.is  baud  by  his  had 

E^e^.z7.z^.boundviith  cords,and  made  of  Cedar 

Van.2 . 2 1  .thefe  men  were  boundm  their  coats 

z  3  .fell  down  bound  into  the  midft  of  the  fur. 
24.did  not  we  caft  in  three  men  bound 
Mat.  16.  i9.bind  on  earth  (hall  be  bound  in  heaven 
Chap.  1 8. 1 8. 
Mar.  1 5. 7.  which  lay  bound  with  them  that  made 
Job.  1 1 .  44.  bound  hand  &  feet  wi;h  grave-dothes 
his  face  wasbound  with  a  napkin 
1 8. 24.  Annas  had  fent  him  bound  to  Caiphas 
ASl. g.z.that  he  might  bring  them  bound  to  JeruL 
Ver.21.  Chap. 22. 5. 
1 2.6.  Peter  was  deeping,  bound  with .'a.  chains 
ao.  2 2.  behold  I  goe  W^in  the  fpirit 
21.13.I  am  ready  not  to  be  bound  onely 
14. 27.  the  Jewes  a  pleafure,  left  Paul  bound 
Rom.j.  2.is  bound  by  the  law  to  her  husband 

1  Cor.7. z7.au  thou  bound  to  a  wife,  feek  not 
30. wife  is  bound  by  the  law  as  long  as  her 

a  Thef.  1 . 3  .we  are  bound  to  thank  God  al  wnies  for 

Chap.2.13. 

2  Tim.z.g.but  the  word  of  God  is  not  bound 
Heb.  13.3.  them  that  are  in  bonds,as  bound  with 
Kev.g.  H.loofe  the  Angels  bound in  the  nv.Euph. 

HSount)  with  chains. 
P/W.68.6.bringsout  thofe  that  arefo.with  chains 
Jer.  3 9.7. bound  Zedek.  with  chains      Ch.  5  2. 1 1 . 

40. 1.  goe,  having  taken  him  boundin  chaines 
Nah.  3.1c.  all  her  great  men  were  bound  in  chains 
Mar. 5.4,  he  had  been  often  bound  with  chaines 
/2#.2i.33.comman.him  to  beboundw'ith  a.chai. 

1/^.8.29. 
a8.20.for  hope  of  Ifr.T  amboundwith  thisch. 
IBauxtQup. 
GeK.44.30.his  life  is  boundap  in  the  lads  life 
Ew.12.34.  kneading  troughs  bound  up  with  their 
y»/6.9.4.wine-bottles  old  and  rentjfowziiip 
Ifa.  1 .6.  have  not  been  clofed  nor  bound  up 
Jer.  30.13.  that  thou  maift  be  bound  up 
E-KSk'  ic' zl  • ic  '■bal^ not  be  bound  up  to  be  healed 
l^.q.hzveye  bound  up  that  which  was  broken 
Hof.4.19  the  wind  hath  boundhet  up  in  her  wings 

13.12.  iniquity  of  Ephraim  is  bound  up 
Lu\. lo.iq.boimdup his  wounds,  powting in  oyle 

2l50UtUu 
Gra.49.26.to  theutmoft boundof  the  everlaft.hils 
Job  3  8. 20.  that  thou  fhouldft  take  it  to  the  bo.ther. 
Vfd.  1 04.9.haft  fet  a  bound  that  they  may  not  paffe 
Jet.  5.  a  2. have  placed  the  fand  for  the  bound  oi  the 
Hof.  5 .  lo.like  them  that  remove  the  bound 

"Boantjg. 
Exod.  19.12.  thou  (halt  fet  bounds  to  the  people 
2  3  .fet  bounds  about  the  mount,and  fanctifie 
2  3 . 3  r .  He  fet  thy  bounds  from  the  red  fea 
Deut.  32.8.  hee  fet  the  bounds  of  the  people 


Pro.  2  0.4.  who  hath  boundthe  waters  in  a  garment    Job  1 4. 5  .appoint,  his  bounds  that  he  cannot  paffe 


Hof. -j .  1 5  .though  I  have  boundin.  fttengthned  their 
Mat.  1 4. 3. Herod  laid  hold  on  John,  &  boundhim 

Mar- 6.17. 
27. a. when  they  had  bound Jefus,  led  him  away 
Mar.  1 5.1.  Si.  John  18.12. 
Lu\.  1 3 . 1 6.daugh.of  Abr.whom  Satan  hath  bound 
Act. 2 1 . 1 1.  Agabus  boundhis  owne  hands  and  feet 
2  2.2  5.astheyfo«ffzrfhirn  with  thongs, Pa.  faid 
29.chiefe  Capt.was  affraid,bec.he  had  bound 
23.12.  bo/cTzrithemfelves  under  a  curfe 
i4-we  have  bound  our  [elves  under  a  great 
2 1  .more  then  40.which  have  bound  themfel. 
fc>.20.2.and  boundhim  a  thoufand  yeeres 

lEount). 
Gra.39.20.pkce  where  the  Ks.prifoners  zrebound 
40. 3  .the  place  where  Jofeph  was  bound 

5. which  were  boundm  the  prifon 
42.19  one  of  your  brethren  be  bound 
Num.  19. 1 5  .every  veffell  which  hath  no  cov.bound 
Jud.  16.6.  wherewith  thou  mightft  be  bound  to  af. 
Chap.  10.13. 

1  Sazw.25.29.  the  foule  of  my  lord  (hallbefeW 

2  S<w».3.34.thy  hands  were  not  bound 

Job  2  6. 8. if  they  be  boundin  fetters,  and  be  holden 
Pfal.  107. 10.  being  boundin  affliction  and  iron 
Pre.  22.1 5.foolifhnes  is  bound  in  the  heart  of  a  ch. 


26.  io.hath  compafled  the  waters  with  bounds 
lfa.10.12.1  have  removed  the  bounds  of  the  pcop. 
Acl.17.26.ha.th  determined  thebounds  of  their  ha. 
H5onntp. 

1  Kf.  1  o.  1 3  .which  Sol. gave  her  of  his  royal  bounty 

2  Cos'.^.make  up  before-hand  your  bounty 

as  a  matter  ot"bounty,not  of  covetoufneffe 
2BoantifuH.^onnttfuittefiie. 

Pro.  2  2. 9. hath  a  bountifull  eye  fliall  be  bleffed 

Ifa.  ^2.5  .nor  the  churle  faid  to  be  bountifull 

2  Cor. 9. 1 1.  enriched  in  every  thing  to  all  bountif. 

SBotttittfmip. 

Pfa.  1 3 ,6.becaufe  he  hath  dealt  bountifully  with  me 

1 16.7.  Lord  hath  dealt  bountifully  with  thee 

1 19.17-  deale  bountifully  with  thy  fervant 

142.7.  for  thou  (halt  deal  bountifully  with  mee 

2  Cor.9.6. foweth  bountifully, (hall  reap  bountifully 

2Eom. 
Gen.g.  1 3 . 1  doe  fet  my  bow  in  the  cloud 

1 4.the  bow  (hall  be  feen  in  the  cloud    V.  1 6. 

21.1  fi.againft  the  child,  as  it  were  a  bow-moot 
27.3.take,T  pray  thee  thy  quiver  and  thy  bow 

48.2  2.ofthe  Amoriteby  my  fwordand£0M> 
49.24.  but  his  bow  abode  in  his  ftrength 

Jofi.zq.  1 2.but  not  with  thy  fword,nor  thy  bow 
1  Sam.i  8.4_gave  to  David,fword,iaw,  and  girdle 

2  Sam.  1 . 1 8 


BOW        BOW 


BOW        BOW 


BOW        BOW 


z  Sam.  i .  1 8  .teach  children  the  ufe  of  the  bow 
2z. the  bow  of  fonathan  turned  not  back 
1 Kjn.zz.14.  a  certain  man  drew  a  bow  at  a  vent. 

2*9, 18.33. 

z  K}.6.z  2.thou  fm.thofe  thou  haft  taken  with  bow 
,9.24.Jehu  drew  a  few  with  his  full  ftrength 
1 3 . 1  5.  take  few  and  arrowes,  he  took  bow 
1 6.  put  thine  hand  upon  the  bow 

1  Chr.%.i  8.  men  able  to  (hoot  in  tow,skilf.in  war 

1 2.2/fhooting  arrowes  out  of  a  few,  Sauls  bre. 

2  C/;;«.i7.i7.withEliada  men  with  bow  &  fhie. 
Job  29. 20.  my  bow  was  renewed  in  my  hand 
Pfal. 7.  1 2.  he  hath  bent  his  few,and  made  it  ready 

1 1. 2. loe, the  wicked  bend  their  few 

37.14.  bent  their  few  to  caft  downe  the  poore 

44.6.I  will  not  truft  in  my  bow 

46. 9. he  breaketh  the  bow,8c  cutteththe  fpeare 

5  8.7.W  hen  he  bendeth  his  bow  to  (hoot  his  arr. 

76.3-thercbnke  hce  the  arrows  of  the  few 

78.5  7  .turned  a  fide  like  a  deceitfull  bow 

lfa.zi .  1  5.  they  fled  from  the  bent  few 
4 1.2.  and  as  driven  ftubble  to  his  tow 
66. 1 9.that  efcape  to  the  nations  that  draw  few 

Jer.6.  z  3  .fhall  lay  hold  on  the  bow  and  fpeare 
9.3  .bend  their  tongue  like  a  few  for  lies 
46.9.  the  Lydians,:lnt  handle  &  bend  the  few 
49.35'.  I  willbreakc  the  few  of  Ehrn 
50. 1 4. all  ye  that  bend  the  tow,fhoot  at  her 
29.aH  ye  that  bend  the  few,  camp  againft  it 
42.they  fhall  hold  the  few  and  the  lance 
51.3  .him  that  bencis>let  the  archer  bend  his  bo. 

Lam.z.4.  he  hath  bem  his  few  like  an  enemy 
3 . 1 2. hee  hath  bent  his  few,&  fet  me  as  a  mark 

£^.1.28. as  the  appea.of  the  few  that  is  in  thecl. 
39.3.1k  finite  thy  towom  of  thy  left  hand 

Hof.  1 .  j  .1  le  break  the  bo.  of  If.  in  the  valley  of  Jez. 
7 .  w  ill  not  fave  them  by  few 
2. 18.  He  break  the  few  and  the  fword 
7,  i6.they  are  like  a  deceitfull  few 

Amos  2. 1  j  .he  that  handleth  the  bow  fhall  not  del. 

Hah. 3  .g.thy  bow  was  made  quite  naked 

Zech.g.  io.the  batttll-few  fhall  be  cut  off 
1 3.  when  I  filled  the  bow  with  Ephraim 
io.4.outofhimthebattell-few,outofhira 

Rev.6.z.hc  that  fate  on  him  had  a  bow 
2Bou)  of  fled. 

2  Sam.zz.i  5  .tow  of  fteel  is  broken  by  my  armes 

P/a/.  18.34. 

Job  20.24.fewof  fteel  fhall  ftrike  him  thorow 
"BrorjoeS. 

1  Sam.z.4.  ^e  bowes  of  the  mighty  are  broken 

1  Cbro.  1 2. 2. they  were  armed  with  bowes 

2  drAi4.8.had  an  army  out  of  Ben.  that  drew  fe. 

26. 14.  Uzziaii  prepared  habergions,fowc.J 

Nch-q..  1  3 . 1  fet  the  people  with  their  bowes 
1 6. other  halfe  held  fpeares  arid  bowes 

Pfidrn.  37.  15.  their  bowes  fhall  be  broken 
64. 3  .bend  their  bowes  to  fhoot  their  arrowes 
7  8  ^.carrying  fewe.f,turned  back  in  the  day  of 

Ifa.  5.28  .whofe  arrowes  are  fha'  p,and  bowes  bent 
7.24.with  arrowes  and  bowes  fhall  men  come 
1 3. 1 8. their  few« fhall  dafh  young  men  to  pie. 

Jer.  51.5  6  .every  one  of  their  bowes  is  broken 

E^.39.9.fhallburn  the  bowes  and  the  arrowes 
US  Ott).. 

JoJh.z$.  7.  nor  few  your  felves  to  their  gods 

z  King.17.3  5, 

2  ICW.5.18.&  I  few  my  felfe  in  the  houfe  of  Rim. 

Job  39.3.  they  few  themfelves,  they  bring  forth 

Pfal.  22.29.goe  downe  to  the  duft  fhall  bow  before 
7  2. 9. that  dwell  in  the  wild,  fhall  bow  bef.  him 
144.5.  buT"  thy  heavens,0  L.and  come  downe 

Pro.  5 . 1  .bow  thine  eare  to  rry  underftanding 
14. 19.  evill  bow  before  the  good 

Eccl.i  2.3  .ftrongmen  fhall  few  themfelves 

Micab  6.6.  bow  my  felfe  before  the  high  God 

Hab.  3 .6.  the  perpctuall  hils  did  few 
H50tt>  downe. 

Gcn.z7.z9.  let  nations  few  downe  unto  thee 

let  thy  mothers  fon  few  down  to  thee 
3  2^io.come  to  few  downe  our  felves  to  thee 
49.8.fathers  children  fhall  bow  downe  before 

Exo.  1 1 .8 .  thefe  thy  ferv .fhall few  downe  to  mee 
10.5.  fhalt  not  bow  down  thy  felfe  to  them 

Deut.f.cf. 
23 .24.  fhall  not  tow  downe  to  their  gods 


Lev.  26. 1 .  fet  any  image  to  bow  down  to  it 
Judg.z. ig-in  following  other  gods  to  bow  downe 
2  Kjn.  5. 1 8.  when  I  tow  downe  in  the  houfe  of  Ri. 
19.  i6.Lordbow  down  thine  eare    Pfal.B6.i. 
Job  3  1. 10.  let  others  tow  downe  upon  her 
P/2/.3  1 .2. few  downe  thine  eare  to  mee,deliver 

95.6.1etusworfhipandtow  downe 
Pro.zz.17.bow  down  thine  eare,and  hear  the  wor. 
Ifa.  10.4.  without  mee  they  fhall  few  down  under 
46. 2.they  ftoupe,  they  few  down  together 
49.23  .few  downe  to  thee,  with  their  face  tow. 
j  1 . 2  3 .  bow  downe,that  we  may  goe  over 
58.5.  is  it  to  few  downe  his  head  as  a  bul-rufh 
60. i4.they  that  defpifed  thee  fhal  few  down  at 
65.12.  all  towdowne  to  the  flaughter 
Rom.i  1. 10.  bow  downe  their  back  al  way 

JJBom  knee. 
Gen.4  1 .4  3  .they  cried  before  him,Bflw  the  knee 
i/rf.45.23.  that  to  mee  every  knee  fhall  tow 

Rom.14.11. 
Ephef-i  .14.I  tow  my  knees  to  the  father  of  our  L. 
Phil.z.  lo.at  the  name  of  Jef.  every  knee  fhall  few 

©OXOCt). 

Gen.$  3.6.hand-maids  and  their chil.towrafthemf. 

7.  Leah  with  her  children  bowed  themfelves, 

after  came  Jofeph  and  Rach.  and  bowed 

43.  z6. bowed  themfelves  to  him  to  the  earth 

49. 1 5.  bowed  his  fhoulder  to  beare,and  became 

Ji^2  3.i6.feivcdothei-  gods,  &fe.  your  fel.to  the 

Jtid.z.i  2. foil. other  gods,&  feww/rhemf.to  them 

1 7. whoring  after  gods,  &  fe.themf.to  them 

5.27.  at  her  feet  fv:  bowed,he  fell,he  lay  down, 

at  her  feet  he  bowed,he  fell  where  hefew. 

Ruth -z.  10. {he  fell  on  her  face, and  fewra!  her  felfe 

1  Sam. 4.  19.  flieefewf^herfelfe,and  travelled 

20.4 1  .Dzv.bowed himfelf  3  .times.&  they  kiff. 

2 5. 2 3. Abigail  haited,andfewM/herfelftothe 

4i.fhearofe,andfewMfher  felf  to  the  earth 

2  Sam.  19. 14.  he  bowed  the  heart  of  all  the  men  of 

22. 10. he  towerfthe  heavens  alfo,&  came  down 
Pfil.  18.9. 

1  Kjflg.  1. 16.  Bathfheba  tow&/,  and  did  obeifance 

Verf.31. 
1 9. 1 8  .all  the  knees  which  have  not  bowed  to  B . 

2  IQ.z.i  5.  came  to  meet  Elifha,and  fewerf  themf. 

4. 3  7 .(lie  weat  in,and  bowedket  felfe,and  took 
2  Chr.7.  3. barbed  themfelves  upon  the  pavement 

29.29.the  King,andall  prefentfewo/chemfel. 
Eftb.-$.z.  boK>ed,3.nd  reverenced  Ham  an 

Mord.tow«/not,nor  did  him  reverence 

f.v/hen  Haman  faw  Mordccai  bowednot 

Mat.z-; .ig.bowed  the  knee  before  him,  &  mocked 

L/^.13.1  i.fpiritof  infirm. iS.  yeers,&  was  towed 

Rom. 1  i.4.havenot  bowed  the  knee  to  the  image  of 

50cw3et!  downe. 
Gen.zy.iz.Ahx.boweddovine himfelf  bcf.tlie  peo. 
zq..z6.  the  man  boweddown  his  head,&  worth. 

Verfe48. 
42.6.  Jofeph's  brethren  came,  &  boived  downe 
43.28.they  fewerf  downe  their  heads 
Num.zj.z.  people  did  eat,and  torn/  downe  to 
Judg.y. 6. reft otthz  peo.  boweddovm  on  their  kn. 

1  Chr.z  9.20.  bowed  down  their  head,!-  wor.the  L. 

2  Cbr.  2  5. 1 4. fet  them  up  to  be  his  gods,  &  to.dow . 
Pfal.  3  5. 1 4.I  bowed  down  heavily,as  one  that 

3  8 .6. 1  am  bowed  down  greatly,  I  gee 
44.25/ourfoule  isbowed downe  to  the  duft 
57.6.  my  foiileisfew£idowne 
145" .  1 4.1'aifeth  up  all  thofe  that  be  boweddow. 

P/i/.I46.8. 
Ifa.z.  1 1  .haughtineffe  of  men  fhall  be  bowed  down 

17.  loftineffe  of  men  fhall  be  tow^idowne 
-  21.3. 1  was  boweddvwne  at  the  hearing  of  it 
1/^.24.5.  they  were  afraid,and  few^rf down  their 

55oi»et)  bead. 
Gen.z4.z6.  the  man  bowed  his  head,  and  worfhip. 

Verfe48. 

4  3 .  28.they  bowed  their  heads,and  made  obeyf. 
Exod  4.3 1. they  bowed  their  heads,and  vvorlhipped 

Chap.  1 2.27.   Neb.8.6. 
3  4. 8  .Mofes  made  hafte,and  bowed  his  head 
Num.zz. 3  i.Balaam  bowedhis  head,  and  fell  flat 

1  Ck29.20.tow.thdr  head,&  wor.the  L.&  the  K. 

2  Cbr.zo.i  8.  Jehofli.few^his  head  to  the  ground 

29.30.  fang  praifes  zndbowed  their  heads 
John  ig.io.bowed  his  head,  and  gave  up  theghoft 


3l5otMCu  bimfelfe. 

Gen.iS.z.Abvz.bowedhtmklf  toward  the  ground 

19. 1  .Lot  few^himlllfe  with  his  face  tow.the 

2.?.7-Abrifl^dhimfelftothepeo.oftheland 

t      ,        ,  Verfe  1 2. 

3  3.3  Jac.  tow^himfelf  to  the  ground  7. times 

47.3  1.  Ifraelto*m/himfelf  upon  the  beds  head 

48. 1 2.Jofeph  bowjd  to  Jacob  with  his  face 

/^.i6.3o.Samp.&(w^himfelfwithallhismiff 

1  Sam.  2  4. 8. David  ftouped,and  few^himfelfe 
2S.  1 4.Saul  perceiv.it  was Sam.Sc  bowed  himf. 

2  5a/».9.8.Mephib.  few^himfelf,&  faid,VVhat  is 
14.22.J0ab  fewef?himfelfe,&  thanked  the  Ki. 

3  3 .  Abfalom  came  to  the  Ki.&  bowed  himf. 
1 8.2 1 .  Cufhi  tow<Y/himfelfe  to  Joab,and  ran 
24. 10.  Araunah  bowed  himfelf  before  the  Kuk* 
1  Cbro.  21.  21. 
1  K\in.  1 . 2  3 .  Nathan  bowed  himfelfe  to  the  King 
47.  King  fewerfhimfelfe  upon  the  bed 
5  3.  Adoni.came,andfew^  himfelf  to  K.Sol. 
2.19.  K.rofe  up  to  meet  her,and  bowed  himfelf 

Jud.7. 5.  likewife  every  one  that  boweth  on  his  kn. 
lfa.z.9.  the  meane  man  boweth  downe 

45.1.  Bel  boweth  downe,Neboftoupeth 
locoing. 
Gen.  24. 5  2.  bowing  himfelfe  to  the  earth 
Pfal.  1 7. 1  i.fet  then  zyzsjbow'mg  down  to  the  earth 

62.3 .  asa  bowing  wall  fhall  ye  bee 
Mar.  15.19.  fpit  upon  him,and  bowing  their  knees 

/e/'.4.2g.city  fhall  flee  for  the  noife  of  the  bow-m. 

'TBevodS. 
Gen.  1 5.4.  out  of  thine  owne  bowels  fhall  be  thy 
25.23  .of  people  feparated  fi  om  thy  bowels 
43. 30. for  his  bowels  did  yerne  upon  him 
Num.^.21.  this  water  fhall  goe  into  thy  bowels 
2  Sam.  7.i2.thyfecd,wci'fhallproceedofthy  fe. 
16. 1 1  .my  fon  which  came  forth  of  my  bowels 
20.  10.  fned  out  his  bowels  to  the  ground 
1  King.  3.26.  her  bowels  did  yerne  on  her  fon 
1  Cbro.  2 1 . 1 5  .have  great  fickne  [Te  by  dif.in  thy  fe. 
18.  Lord  fmote  him  in  his  bowels 
i9.his  bowels  fell  out  by  reafon  of  ficknefle 
3  2. 2  r  .that  came  out  of  his  ow  nc  bowels  flew 
Job  20.14.yet  hismeatin  his  bowels  is  turned 

30.27.my  bowelsboy\ed,  andreftednot 
Pfal.zz.14.  'tis  melted  in  the  midif  of  my  bowels 
7 1 .6.that  took  me  out  of  my  mother  bowels 
109.18.  let  it  come  into  his  bowels  like  water 
Cant.  5 .4. and  my  bowels  were  moved  for  him 
lfa.\6. 1  i.my  bowels  fhall  found  like  an  harpe 
48.19.  off-fpring  of  thy  bowels  like  the  craveil 
4.9. 1. from  the  bowels  of  my  mother  hath  hee 
63 . 1 5.  the  founding  of  My  bowels  and  mercies 
Jer. 4. 1 9.my  bowels,n\y  bowels,  I  am  pained 

3  1 .  io.therefore  my  bowels  are  troubled  for  him 
Lam.i.zo.  my  bowels  are  troubled,my  heart  is  tur. 
2. 1 1 .  my  bowels  ire  trouble  J, my  liver  is  powr. 
Z'tek.-  Z  ■  1  -nil  thy  bowels  with  this roule 

7.19.1101  fatisfic  th-jirfoules.nor  rill  their  bow. 
Acls  i.i8.andall  hisfewe/xgufhed  out 
2  Cor. 6. 1  z.yt  are  ftnighened  in  your  owne  bowels 
Phil.  1 . 8  .how  greatly  I  long  after  you  in  the  bowels 

2.1.  if  any  bowels  and  mercies 
C0/.3. 1  z.  put  on  bowels  of  mercics,kindneffe 
Philcm.7  .bowels  of  the  faints  are  refrefheJ  by  thee 
1 2. receive  him  that  is  mine  owne  bowels. 
20.  refrefli  my  bowels  in  the  Lord 
1  Job.-} . i7.(hutteth  up  his  bowels  of  compaffion 

TS>oxolz. 
Nimb.  7.  1 3.  one  (ilver bowk  of  feventy  fhekels 
Verfes  19,  25,  31,37343,49,^5,^1, 
67,73379- 
85.  each  bowk  feventy  fhekels 
.TWf^.jS.wringed  out  a  bowk  full  of  water 
Ecclef.iz.6.  or  the  golden  bowk  bee  broken 
Zech. 4.2.  candleftick of  gold,withatow&  upon 
I  .two  olive  trees,one  on  the  right  fide  the  bo. 
215otcrIcj3f. 
Ew.25.29.thou  fhalt  make  bowks  to  cov.withall 
3  1. candleftick  fhafcand  bowks  of  pure  gold 
3  3 .  three  bowks  made  like  unto  almonds 

Chap.  3  7. 1 9. 

34.  in  the  candleftick  fhall  bee  foure  bowks 

Chap.37.20. 

37. 16. hee 


BOW        BRA 


BRA        BRA 


BRA       BRA 


athall 


,,.i6.he  made  bowks  to  cover  witnau 
?7i7.he  made  a  candleftick,  hisbowles,  knops 

7.84.  twelve  chargers,  twelve  filvcr bonks 


N«W2.4.7.put«ron 

'  argers, 
1  ^S.7.4i.th  two fow&Jofthe  chapiters  on 


twonet-wc 


oiks  to  cover  the  two  borvtes 

Verfe  41. 

<0.bowks  and  Snuffers  of  pure  gold 

2tf ^.ij.notmadeforthehoufeoftheL  g«* 

T<  1  j.tooke  away  the  fire-pans,  and  the  bowks 

*'  '  jw.52.19. 

,  Chr  28  1 7. pure  gold  for  the  flcfti-hooks  &  bow. 

ftr  < z. 1 8  .cauldrons,movels,fnuffers,  W/«  took 

Amos  6.6.they  that  drink  wine  in  bowls,8c  anoint 

Zech.g- 1  5  •  they  (hall  be  filled  like  fewfcj      • 

J  jo.pots  in  the  Lords  houfe  (halbe  like  few. 

a  K/3  9  *  -take  this  &<m;  of  oyle  in  thine    u 
7  then  take  the  to?,and  powre  it  on  his 
Mat .i6.7.having  an  alabafter  to  of  very  pretious 

Market  ^-Z- 
Mark  14.  ? .  mee  brake  the  toe,  and  powred  it 

Luke  7-17- 

Ifi.4T.19.fet  in  the  defart  the  pine,&  tlv  box-tree 
6017  oloryofLeban.  the  pine,  and  boxe-trce 
JJJop.TIBopes. 
Gra.2^.J7i»ywgrew,and  Efau  was  a  hunter 
/ofZ  j.j.  have  given  a  %  for  an  harlot 
Zech.8.*;.  ftreet  (hall  be  full  of  boyes  and  girles 

iWat.14.jo.faw  the  winde  boyftemts,  he  was  afraid 

1  Sa.14.14.two  rocks.thc  name  of  one  was  Bfl^x 

Jo/.if.j9.in  the  inherit.of  Judah,B0^at/j,Eglon 

JgO5rarj,called25of-a'0  1  Chr.  1.44. 
GeB.  j  6.  j  j  Jobab  fon  of  Zeiah  of  Boyak  reigned 
Ifi.j4.6.the  Lord  hath  a  facrifice in Be^'ah 
6  j .  i .  with  died  garments  from  Bo^vj/) 
/e>\48.24-judgement  is  come  upon  Bo^rah 
4.9, 1  j .  Bo^fo  fhall  become  a  defolation 
22.and  fpread  his  wings  over  Bo^rah 
Amos  1.1 2.which  (hall  devour  the  palaces  of  Bo^. 
ikfe.2.  1 2.  put  them  together  as  the  Oieep  of  Btr^r. 
HBzatdet. 

2  Sam.  1.  io.and  the  bracelet  that  was  on  his  arrne 

Ipjarelets. 

Gra.24.2i.  two  bracelets  for  her  hands  of  io.fhek. 
jo.faw  the  bracelets  upon  his  lifters  hands 
47.I  put  the  bracelets  upon  her  hands 
38.18.  thy  fignet,fovm:to,  ftaff'e       Verfe  25. 
E»(.  j  5  22.  as  many  as  were  willing,brou  bracel. 
Num.  j  1 . 5 o.  brought  an  oblation,6i'aa/i?r5,rings 
i/a.  j .  1 9  lie  take  aw  -iy  the  chains,  bracelets 
E%e\.  1 6 . 1 1 .  lie  put  bracelets  on  thy  hands,  and  a 
2j.42.Sabeans,  which  put  bracelets  on  their 

IBjafee. 

Exod.g.  2  5 .the  haileWp  every  tree  of  the  field 
j2.j.  brake  ofFrhe'rpoldeneare-rings 
19.  brake  the  tables  beneath  the  mount 
Veut.g.  17. and  fo'a^  thembefore  your  eyes 
J ud. 7.19. brake  the  pitchers  that  were  in  their  ha. 

Verfe  20. 
9.5  j.  and  all  to  brake  his  skull 
i6.9.&;'fl^ethewithsasa  thrced  oftowisbro. 
iz.hebrake  new  ropes  like  athreed 

1  Saw. 4.  lS.hisneckfcw^,  andhee  died 

2  Saw. 2  j.  1 6. the  j. mighty  men  braise  thordw  the 

1  Cfcra.11.18. 

1  i^.19.11.  ftrong  wind  fcra/je  in  pieces  the  rocks 

2  Kjng.i  1. 1 8. Baals  images  brake  they  in  pieces 

18.4.  brake  in  pieces  the brafen  ferpent 

removed  the  high  pl.&  brake  the  images 
2  j.  lq-brake  in  pieces  the  images,  &  cut  downe 

2  Chron.21.1. 
2  Chro.  21.17.  they  came  into  Judah,  &  brake  into 

l^-brake  in  pieces,  and  made  duftofthem 
Job  29. 17. 1  brake  the  jawes  of  the  wicked 
j  8.8.  who  lhut  up  the  fea  when  it  brake  forth 
1  o.  and  brake  up  for  it  my  decreed  places 
PJal.76.  j  .there  brake  he  the  arrow  es  of  the  bow 
io$.i6.he6raJ|;e  the  whole  ftaffe  of  bread 

j  j .  he  brake  the  trees  of  their  coafts 
106.29.  and  the  plague  brake  in  upon  them 
107. 14.  hee  brake  their  bands  in  funder 


Jw.28.10.took  the  yoke  from  Jerem.andbra^e  it 
j  i.j2.whichmy  covenant  they  brake 
<f  2. 1 7-Caldeans brake,a.ni  carried  the  braflc 
E^ck- 17. 16. oath  he  defpiied,&  covenant  he  brake 
Dan.z.  1  .and  his  fleepe  brake  from  him 

j4.ftonefca/p  them  to  pieces  Verf.45. 

6.24.  brake  all  their  bones  to  pieces  or  ever 

7.7 .a  fourth  beaft  devoured, and  brake  in  pieces 

19.  the  truth  of  the  beaft  thatbrafe  in  pieces 

8.7.r>oat  fmote  the  ram,&  brake  his  two  horns 

Mattb.  14.  19.  hee  bleffcd,  and  brake,  and  gave 

Chapt.1j.36.    &  26.26.  Mar. 6. 41. 

&8.6.  &  14.22X^.9. 16. &  22. 19. 

&  24. jo.    1  Cor.  1 1.24. 

Mark  3.i9.when  I  brake  the  5. loaves  amo.  5000. 

1 4.3.  (he  bi -ake  the  boxe,&  powred  it  on  his  he. 
Luk.%.6.  and  their  net  brake 

8.29.  he  brake  the  bands,  and  was  driven 
John  19.  J  2.  and  brake  the  legs  of  the  firft 
3  3. they  brake  not  his  legs 
Ht5?afee  downe- 
2  Kjng.10.  27.  brake  downe  u.;  image  of  Baal 

2CWi.23.17. 
1 1. 1 3.  brake  downe  the  houfe  of  Baal 
14. 1 3  .brake  downe  the  wall  of  Jerufalem 

2  Cftra.2j.23. 
23.  j.  brake  downe  the  houfes  of  the  Sodomits 
8. brake  downe  the  high  places  of  the  gates 
1 2. altars  ManafT.made  the  king  brake  down 
1 5  .altar  at  Bethel  he  brake  downe 
25. 10. army  of  Cal.^'a/jc  down  the  wals  of  Jer. 
zCbro.76.1g.  fcr.zg.%. 
2  Chrtm.  1 4.3 .  Afa  brake  downe  the  images,  and 
26.6.Uz.ziah  brake  downe  thewallofGath 

34.4.  brake  downe  the  altars  of  Baalim         1 5 
Jer.  j  2. 14.  brake  downe  the  wails  of  Jcruf.  round 

HEJiaftett. 
£;i'0.34.i.words  in  the  firft  table  thou  brake  ft 

Veut.io.z. 
Pfalm.74.. 1 3  .thou  brakefi  the  heads  of  the  dragons 

iq.brakefi  the  heads  of  Leviathan  in  pieces 
E^.  29.7  .w  hen  they  leaned  upon  thee,thou  bra\. 

aBjatrible.  gambles. 

Judg.g.14.  faid  all  the  trees  to  thzbrambk 
1 5 .  bramble  faid  to  the  trees,If  in  truth 

if  not,Let  fire  come  out  of  the  bramble 
Ifa.  34. 1 3 .  nctles  and  brambles  fhall  come  up  in 
Lh}{.6. 44-nor  of  a  bramble  gather  they  grapes 

7&ianc\). 
£a<7fif.2  5.3  3.withaknop  &  aflowerinonet^wJ? 
three  bowls  like  almonds  in  the  other  bran. 
37.  1 7.  branch  oi  the  Candleftick  of  pure  gold 
19. three  bowles  like  almonds  in  one  branch 
in  another  branch  a  knop  and  a  flowie 
Num.  1  j  .2  j .  cut  down  a  branch  with  clufter  of  gr, 
Job  8.i6.hisfo"a/zc/?lhootcthforthin  his  garden 
14.7.  tender  branch  thereof  will  not  ceafe 
1  J. 3  2.  his  branch  fhall  not  be  greene 

1  y.  16. and  above  his  branch  (hall  be  cut  off 
29. 1  o, the  dew  lay  all  night  upon  my  branch 

Pfa.So.  1 5.8c  thebranch  which  thou  madeft  ftrong 
Pro.  ii.  28.  the  righteous  (hall  flourifh  as  a  branch 
i/a.4.2.(hall  the  branch  of  the  Lord  be  beautifull 
9.14.  cut  off  branch  and  root  in  one  day 
n.i.iiii  3.  branch  fhall  grow  out  of  his  roots 
14. 19.  like  an  abominable  branch 
17.9.  ftrong  cities  as  an  uppermrift .bfatich  left 
19. 1 5. any  work  which ftra^cft  or  ru(h  may  doe 

2  <y.  5  faancb  of  the  terrible  ones  (hall  be  broken 
60. 2 1  .the  branch  of  my  planting 

Jer.is.i>.  Ileraife  to  David  a  righteous  branch 

33.15  lie  caufe  the  branch  of  righteouf.to  grow 
E\ek-  8.17.  they  put  the  branch  to  the  nofe 
15.2.  what  is  the  vine  more  then  the  branch 
17-3  ^Eaglecame  to  Leb.&  took  the  higheft  br. 
22.  lie  take  of  the  higheft  br.oi  the  high  Ce. 
Dan.  1 1.7.  out  of  a  branch  of  her  roots  fhall  one  ft. 
Zech.  3 .8.11e  bring  forth  my  ferv.the  BRAN  CH 
6. 1 2.bchol.the  man  whofe  name  is  the  BRAN. 
2fcfi/.4.i.fhall  leave  neither  root  nor  branch 
MOt.z^.  3  2.  when  his  branch  is  yet  tender,  and  put 
Mar\i7..z% 
John  15.2.  every  branch  in  mc  that  beareth  not  fr 
every  branch  that  beareth,he  purgeth  it 
4.as  the  branch  cannot  beare  fruit  of  it  felfe 
6.  hee  is  caft  forth  as  a  branch 


H5janc!)cS. 

Gen.4.0. 10. in  the  vine  were  three  branches 
12.  three  branches  arc  three  dayes 
49.22.whofe  branches  run  over  the  wall 
Exod.if'13  1  .candleftick  of  gold,few«t.of  the  fame 
32.  lixe  branches  came  out  of  the  fide  of  it 
Chap.  J 7-1 3- 
three  bran,  ofthc  one  fide,  j  .cf  the  o;h>r 
Chapi37.i8. 
3  3X0  in  the  6.&\that  come  out  of  the  candl. 
Chap.  3  7.  19- 
3  j.  a  knop  under  two  branches  of  the  fame 
Chap.j7.21. 
according  to  the  fix  brandoi  the  c.indl. 
Chap.37.21, 
36.  knops  and  branches  (hall  be  of  the  fame 
Chap.37.22. 
Lcvit.z^.40.  take  branches  of  paime  trees 
Neh.S.i  j.fetch  olive  branches,  pine  branches 

palme  branches,  mirtle  branches 
Job  1  J.  jo.  the  flame  (hall  drie  up  his  branch  :s 
Pfal.  80.1 1.  her  branches  unto  the  river 

104.  1 2. which  (ing  among  the  branches 
lfa.16.%.  her  branches  are  ftretcht  out,  gone 

i7.6.foureor  5.111  the  tit  mo  ft  fruitfull  branches 
1  8 . 5. he  (hall  cut  downe  the  branches 
27. 10. (hall  he  lie  downe  &  confume  the  Wane. 
Jer.  11.16.  and  the  branches  of  it  are  broken 
E^ck- 1 7-6. fpreading  vine,  whofe  branches  turned 
brought  forth  branches3{hot  forth  fprigs 

7.  this  vine  (hot  forth  her  Branches  tow  a.him 
8.plan.by  great  wat.that  it  might  bring  bra. 
23. in  the  (hadow  of  the  iva. fhall  chey  dwell 

19.  io.flie  was  fruit'full,and  full  of  branches 
11.  her  ftature  was  exalted  among  thick  bra. 
appeared  in  height,with  mult.of  her  branc. 
14.  fire  is  gone  out  of  a  rod  of  her  branches 

3i.3.Affyri.wasaCedar  inLeb.with  hubra. 

5.  branches  became  long  becaiuofthe  waters 

6.  und.his  bran.did  the  beafts  ofthe  field  br. 
7.fairin  his  gieatn.in  the  length  of  his  bran. 

8.  chefnut  trees  were  not  like  hhbranches 
9.I  have  made  him  fair  by  the  mult.of  bran:. 
1 2. in  all  the  valleyes  his  branches  are  fallen 

1  j.all  the  beafts  ofthe  field  (halbe  on  hisfo'; 

36.8.ye  mount,  of  Ifr.ye  fliall  (lioot  forth  bat. 

Dan.4. 1 4.hew  down  the  tree,cut  oft"  his  branches 

let  the  fowls  get  from  his  branches 

2 1.  in  whofe  bran,  the  fowls  hid  their  inbit. 

Hof.  1 1 .6. abide  on  his  cities, &  confume  his  branc. 

i4.6.his  branches  (hall  fpread3his  beauty  bee 
Joel.  1. 7. .the  branches  thereof  are  made  whi^e 
Nakum  2.2.  have  marred  their  vine  branches 
Zech. 4. 1  2.what  be  thefe  two  olive  brandies 
Mat.  1 3 .  j  2. birds  of  the  aire  lodge  in  the  branches 

Luke  13.19. 
21.8.  others  cut  downe  branches  off  the  trees 

,  Mark\  1 1.8. 
Mar. 4.1 2 -greater  then  all  h'etbs,t>  (hoots  oat  bra. 
Joh.iz.i7,-  took  branches  of  palm  trees,&  wentto 

15.5. 1  am  the  vine,yee  are  xhtbra-aches 
Rom.  1 1 . 1 6. if  the  root  be  holy,fo  are  the  branches 

17.  if  fome  ofthe  branches  be  broken  off    • 

1 8 .  boaft  not  againft  the  branches 
ig.brancbcsv/ere  broken  of}',tfm  I  might 

2 1. if  God  fpared  not  the  naturail  branches 
24-how  much  more  dial  thefe  that  be  rnt.&\ 
Biar.J). 
Zech.i.z.  is  not  this  a  fe-a;z^p!iukt  out  ofthe  fire 

Judg.  15.5.  and  when  he  had  fet  xhtbrav.is  on  fire 

IBjarwiG).  ; 

Exe k-  32.10.  when  I  fliall  brand  jh  my  fword  before 

Sz-afTe. 
£#0d.2'5.3.ofFering,ye  (hall  take  goldjfilver,^//? 

Chap.35.5. 
26. 1 1.  (halt  make  fifty  taches  otbraffe 

37.  caft  fivefocketsof  brajje  for.rhcm 
27.2.  overlay  with  brafe  Verfe  6. 

3.  all  the  vefTels  thou  (halt  make  ofbrafe 
4.make  a  grate  of  net-work  oibraffe 
i'o. their  twenty  fockets  (hall  be  oibraffe 
17.  hockes  of  iilver,  their  fockets  of  brad's 
Verfe  iS. 

19.  pins  ofthe  court  (hill  be  of  brajje 
3  6. 1 8.  thou  (halt  make  a  laver  oib-rajj'e 

.  L  3 1. 4.  to  i 


BRA       BRA 

j  1.4.  to  work  in  gold,(ilvcr,and  braffe 

Chapt.3j.g1. 
3  5.24. every  one  tint  did  offer  an  offring  of  br. 
3 6.1 8. he  made  jo.tachcs  of  braffe 

j8.and  the  five  fockets  were of  braffe 
j  8. a.  he  overlaid  the  altar  with  braffe 
j.all  the  veffels  he  made  of  braffe 
j. rings  for  the  4-ends  of  the  grate  of  braffe 
6.he  overlaid  the  ftaves  with  braffe 
8. he  made  the  laverof  braffe,foot  of  braffe 
1 1. their  fockets  of  braffe  twenty 
17. fockets  for  the  pillars  were  of  braffe 
i9.their pillars  4.fock  ts  of  braffe ,foure 
20.pins  of  (he  tabern.and  court  were  of  bra. 
zg.braffc'of  the  offering  was  70. talents 
39. 3 9. the  brafen  altarjandhis  grate  of  braffe 
Ntm.zi.Q.made  a  ferpent  of  braffe,  and  put 

beheld  the  ferpent  oibraffc,he  lived 
Dcut.H.o.  out  of  whofe  hils  thou  maift  digge  brafi 

28*2  3  .heaven  over  thy  head  fhalbe  braffe 
fudg.  1 6.2  1  .bound  Sampfon  with  fetters  of  braffe 

1  Sa.  1 7.?. had  an  helmet  oibrajfe  on  his  head 

weight  of  the  coat  jooo.fhekels  of  braffe 
tf.had  greaves  of  braffe  upon  his  legs 

a  target  of  braffe  between  his  fhoulders 
3  8.  put  an  helmet  o'ibra.  upon  Davids  head 

2  &z»2.8.8.K.ing  David  took  exceeding  much  bra. 

iCbron.iK.I. 
a  1. 16.  Ifbbi-bfpear  weighed  joo.fhek.offc'rf. 
1  i(i«.7.i4.Hiram  a  worker  in  braffe 

cunninf  to  work  all  workes  in  braffe 
1  5  .he  caft  two  pillars  of  braffe  of  1 8. cubits 
1 6\he  made  tw  o  chapiters  of  molten  braffe 
27. he  made  io.bafcsofbw//e 
30. every  bafe  had  plates  of  braffe 
3 8, then  made  he  ten  lavers  of  braffe 

zChr<m-4.i6. 
45. pots  3ndfhovels  were  of  bright  braffe 
47. neither  was  the  weight  of  the  brafi  found 
2  Chron.4.iS. 
z  1^.25. 7. bound  Zedckiah  with -fetters  of  fovzj/e 
1 3  .pillars  of  braffe  did  the  Caldeans  break 
and  carried  the  braffe  to  Babylon 
jWrf.52.j7. 
i/.chapiter  upon  the  pillar  wasbraffe 

fcrcm. <,z.zz. 
wreathen  work,  pomcgi-.all  of  br-affe 

1  Cbr.i  5.  19. appointed  to  found  Withcymb-of^. 

22.  j.David  prepared  braffe  in  abundance 
29. 2. the  braffe  for  things  of  braffe 
7.  he  gave  of  braffe  18000. talents 

2  Chr. 4.  1  .moreover,  he  made  an  altar  of  braffe 

9. he  overlaid  the  doores  with  braffe 

i2.io.inftead  wherofRchob.madc  fhiel.offo'. 
fob  6. 1 2. or  is  my  ftrength  of  braffe 

40.i8.hisbonesare  as  ftrong  pieces  oibrajfe 

4 1 . 2  7  .he  efteeme th  braffe  as  rotten  wood 
Pfil.  1 07. 1 6.  he  harh  broken  the  gates  of  braffe 
Ifa. 4^. z. lie  break  in  pieces  the  gates  of  braffe 

6q.  17. for  wood  lie  bring bra(fe,fot  braffe  gold 
fer.$  1. 17. pi\h\s  of  brafje  the  Caldeansbrake 

22.chapiters  round  about  were  all  of  braffe 
Ejr/f.i^.fparkled  like  the  colour  of  burnifhedir. 

24.1 1. that  the  braffe  of  it  may  be  hot 

40-  3  .whofe  appear,  was  like  the  appear,  of  brafi 
0*02.2.3  2. his  belly  and  his  thighesof  braffe 

39.and  anothcr>  a  third  kingdome  of  braffe 

7.19  ofthe4tl,.beift,whofe  nailes  wereofira. 

10.6. his  feet  like  in  colour  to  polifhed  braffe 
Mic.4. 1 3.1k  make  thy  hoofes  braffe 
Zech.6. 1. the  mounrains  were  mountains  of  braffe 
Mat.  10. ^.provide  neither  filver  or  braffe  in  your 
1  Cor.  1 3 . 1 .1  am  become  a  founding  braffe 
Revel.i.i^.znihis  feet  like  unto  fine  braffe,a.s 
Chapt.2.18. 

9.20.  mould  not  worfhipdivels,&  idols  of  br. 
Iron  and  HBjaffe. 
Gen.4,.1%.  inftruft.of  every  artificer  in  bra.&  iron 
Lev .16. 19.1k  make  your  heaven  iron,  exth,brafi 
Num.i  1. 22i»'d/7e,iron,which  may  abide  the  fire 
Deut.  33.2.5  -thy  fhooes  fhalbe  iron  and  braffe 
fof.6. 24.  veffels  of  braffe  &  iron  put  into  the  trea. 

2 2.8.1-eturn  w  ith  brafi,  iron ,and  much  raiment 

1  Chr. 2 2. 1 4-1  have  prepared  bra.&c  iron  witho.w. 

1 6.of  goldjfilvei'jfc/v^  3iron,no  number 

2  Chr.  z.7  .a  cunning  man  to  work  in  brafi  &  iron 


BRA        B  R  E 

i4.ienta  man  to  work  in  braffe  and  iron 
24. 1 2.fuch  as  wrought  in  iron  and  braffe 
Job  z  8 .  i.iron  taken  out  of  the  earth,and  braffe 
i/<!.48.4.neck  is  an  iron  finew,  thy  brov/braffe 

60.17  .for  wood  braffe, for  ftones  iron 
fcr.6.zS.they  are  braffe  and  iron,all  corrupt 
■E^'  2  2. 1 8  .all  they  are  braffe,tin,  iron 

20.as  they  gather  fo'^ironjinto  furnaces 
Dan.z.j  5.iron,  clay,6ra/7e,broken  to  pieces 
4  5 .it  brake  in  pieces,iron,^v2//e 
4.15.  even  with  a  band  of  iron  and  braffe 

Verfe23. 
5-4.praifed  the  gods  of  filver,&;VJJ7f, and  iron 
Verfe  23. 
Rev-.  1 8. 1 2.and  of  braffe,  iron,and  marble 

Veffels  o/lBiaffe. 
£^0^.27.3.311  the  veflelsthou  fhalt  make  of  brafi 

3  8. 3  .all  the  veffels  he  made  of  braffe 
fofh.6. ty.veffels  of  braffe  are  confecrated 

24. veffek  of  braffe  put  into  the  treafury 
2  Sam.S.  1  o.Joram  brought  veffels  of  braffe 

1  Chwt.18. 10. 
z  K}n.  2.5.  i4.veffels  of  braffe  took  they  away 

Jeremy.  18. 

1 6.  braffe  of  all  thefe  veffels  without  weight 

ferem.^  z.zo. 

1  Chr.  1 8 .8.wherewith  Sol. made  veffels  of  braffe 

E?eli.  27 . 1 3  .tra ded  in  veff.of  brafi  in  thy  markets 

Rev.  18.1 2. veffels  of  fovj/7e,ironi,marble 

IBiattn. 
Exod.  27. 4. upon  the  net  make  ^.brafen  rings 
3  5 . 1 6. the  altar  of  burnt-off er.,with  brafen  gra. 
3  8  4. made  for  the  altar  a  brafen  grate 
1  o. their  brafen  fockets  twenty 
Levit. 6. z6. if  it  be  fodden  in  abrafen  pot 
Num.  1 6. 3 9.EkaZer  took  brafen  cenfers 

1  Kjn. 4. ii.tohim  pertained  60. cit.withfo'tf.bars 

7.30.every  bafe  hzdq.brafen  wheeles, 
14.27.Rehob.made  in  their ftead  bra.  fhields 

2  Kin.  1 6. 17.  took  down  the  fea  fro  off  the  fc.oxen 

1 8.4_brake  in  pieces  the  brafen  ferpent 

2  5 . 1 3  .the  brafen  fea  did  the  Caldeans  break 

Jerem.jz.17. 

1  C7>;-.  18. 8. wherewith  Sol om.made  the  fovz/es  fea 

2  Chro.6. 1 3 .  Solomon  had  made  a  brafen  fcaffold 
fer.  j .  1 8.1  have  made  thee  brafen  walls 

1  5.20.1k  make  thee  a  fenced  brafen  wall 
5  2.  io. the  1  z.brafenbuh  they  brake 
A/^.7.4.wafhingof  cupSjij'fl/e^vefTels 

©2afen  altar.  See  3Mtar. 
©ratoerp. 
Ifa.  3 . 1 8 .  the  Lord  will  take  away  their  brave;y 
UByacoler. 

1  Tim,  3.3.  not  a  brawler, not  covetous 

Tit.  3. 2.  fpeake  evill  of  no  man, to  be  nobrawtcr 

IBjtattltng. 
Pro.  2 1 .9. with  a  brawling  woman  in  a  wide  houfe 
Chapt.25.24. 

fob  6. 5-doth  the  wild  affe  bray  when  he  hath  grafs 

30.7.  among  the  bufhes  they  brayed 
Pro.zj. 22. though  thou  Ihouldft bray  a  foole  in 

Tl&ieactj. 

Gen. 3  8 .  29.  this  breach  bee  upon  thee 
levit.  24. 20.  breach  for  breach,  eye  for  eye 
Num.  14.34.ye  fhall  know  my  breachof  promife 
fudg  .21.15.  Lord  had  made  a  breach  in  the  tribes 

2  Sam.<,.  20.  broken  forth  as  the  breach  of  waters 

6.8.beca.the  L.had  made  a  breach  upon  Uzzah 
1  Chr.  1 3 . 1 1 . 
2  1\in  1 2.5-wherefoever  any  breach  fh.ill  be  found 
1  Chr.  15.13  .Lord  our  God  made  a  breach  upon  us 
Neh.6.1  .builded  the  wall,  and  there  was  no  breach 
fob  i6.i4.hebreaketh  me  with  breach  uponbreach 
Pfal.io6.zi-  had  not  Mofes  flood  in  the  breach 
Pro.  1 5 .4.perverfeneffe  therein  is  a  breach  in  the  fp . 
lfa.76.Xet  us  make  a  breach  therein  for  us 

30.1 3.this  iniquity  (hall  be  to  you  as  a  breach 
z6.ir\  the  day  the  Lord  bindeth  up  the  breach 

58.1 2.thou  fhalt  be  called  the  repai  rer  of  the  br. 
fer.  14. 17.  daugh.  of  my  people  broken  vi  khz  bre. 
Lam.  2.13  .thy  breach  is  great  like  the  fea 
£^.26. 10.  into  a  city  wherein  is  nizdezbreach 

lBieaclj!e0. 
fudg.%.  17.  Afher  abode  in  his  breaches 
1  Kj.11.z7.  repaired  thzbreaches  of  the  city  of  D 


B  R  E      B  R  E 


2  Kin.  1 2. 5.  let  them  repair  the  breaches  of  the  ho. 
6\Prefts  had  not  repaired  the  breaches 
7.  why  repaire  ye  not  the  breaches 

but  deliver  it  for  the  breaches 
8. neither  to  repaire  the  breaches  of 
1 2.  to  mafons  to  repaire  the  breaches  of 
Chapt.22.5. 
2v£fc.4.7.and  that  the  breaches  began  to  be  flopped 
P/2tf.6"o.2.heal  the  breaches  thereof,for  it  fhaketh 
lfa.  2  2.9.  ye  have  feen  tfie  breaches  of  the  city  of  D. 
Amos  4.  3.  yeefhall  goe  out  at  the  breaches 

6  n. L.  will  fmite  the  great  houfe  withbreach. 
9. 1 1 .  Ik  clofe  up  the  breaches  thereof 

lB?eai)-co?ne. 
Ifa.zS.zB .bread  come  is  bruifed,becaiife  he  will 
jfeieaO, 

Ge».  1 4. 2  8. King  of  Salem  brought  forth  bread 
18.5.  Ik  fetchamorfelloffewd 
2 1 .  i4.took  br& bottle  of  water,&  gave Hagar 
2  5-34.then  Jacob  gave  Efau  bread  and  pottage 
27. 17  .the  gave  the  meat  and  bread  to  Jacob 
41. 54.  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt  there  was  bread 

55.  people  cryed  to  Pharaoh  for  bread 
43.31.  and  faid,  Set  on  bread 
45.23.  bread  &  meat  for  his  father  by  the  way 
47. 1 2. all  his  fathers  houfhold  with  bread 
1 5 -give  us  bread :  for  why  fhould  we  die  in 
17.  gave  them  bread  in  exchange  for  horfes 

he  fed  them  with  bread  for  their  cattcll 
19-buy  us  and  our  land  for  bread 
49.20.out  of  Afher  his  bread  fhall  be  fat 
Exod.  1 6 .4.  He  raine  bread  from  heaven 
8. in  the  morning  bread  to  the  full 
1 2. in  the  morning  ye  fhall  be  filled  vrithbr. 
29.giveth  you  the  lixth  day  the  bre .of  2.daies 
3  2. may  fee  the  bread  wherewith  I  fed  you  in 

23 . 2  5  .he  fhall  bleffe  thy  bread  and  thy  water 

29.3  2.  and  the  breadin  the  basket  by  the  doorc 
3  q.or  of  the  bread  remain  unto  the  morning 

40.2 3 .  fet  the  breadin  order  upon  the  table 
Levit.  8 . 2  6.  hee  took  a  cake  of  oyled  bread 

3  i.boile  the  fkfh.and  eat  it  with  the  bread 
3  2.that  which  remaineth  of  the  bread  fhA  ye 
z\.6.  bread  of  their  God  they  doe  offer 
8.  hee  offereth  the  bread  of  thy  God 
I7.bkm.  let  him  not  approach  to  off.the&J, 
2 1. not  come  nigh  to  offer  the  bre.  of  his  Go 
22  hefhalleatthefce^ofhis  God 
2 2. 2 5. nor  from  a  Aran. hand  ifial  ye  offer  bread 
2  3 . 1 8.  fhall  offer  with  the  bread feven  Lambes 
20. (hall  wave  them  with  the  bread  of  the  firft 
24.7.frankincenfe,that  it  maybe  on  the  bread 
z6.z6.brcad  in  one  oven  :  deliv. you  your  bread 
Zv"flftz.4.7.thecontinuall  bread  thill  be  thereon 
14.  9.  for  they  are  bread  for  us. 
21.5  .our  foule  loatheth  this  light  bread  . 
28. 2. my  bread  for  my  facrifices  (hall  ye  obferve 
Deut. 8. 5.  man  doth  not  livehy  bread  onely 

Matth.4.4.  Lu\.$.^. 
23.4.  they  met  you  not  with  bread  and  water 
29.6-ye  have  not  eaten  bread,  nor  drunk  wine 
fof.y.  5.  all  the  breadof  their  provifion  was  dry 

1 2. this  our  bread  we  took  hot  for  our 
fudg.-j.  i3.acakeofbarky#mdtumbl.  into  the 
S.6.  that  we  fhould  oiytbreadto  thy  army 

1  5.  we  fhould  give  bread  to  thy  weary  men 
19. 5. comfort  thine  heart  with  a  morfellof  br. 
19. there  is  bread mA  wine  alio  for  me 
Ruth.  1. 6.vifited  his  people  in  giving  them  bread 

1  Sam.z.i).  hired  out  themfelves  for  bread 

3  6. crouch  to  him  for  a  morfell  of  bread 
9.7  .for  the  bread  is  fpent  in  our  veffels 
i6.20.Jcffe  took  an  affe  laden  with  bread 
21.4.  but  there  is  hallowed  bread 

5 .  the  bread  is  in  a  manner  common 

6.  fo  the  Prieft  gave  him  hallowed  bread 

to  put  hot  bread  in  the  day  when  it 
22.13  .thou  haft  given  him  bread,and  a  fword 
25.1 1. fhall  I  then  take  my  torrid  my  vyater 
28.22.let  me  fet  a  moifell  of  breadbefore 
30.1 1. found  an  Egyptian,and  gave  him  bread 

2  Sam. 3 . 29.faile  fr  :m  Joab  one  that  Iacketh  bread 

3  5. if  I  tafte  breadfox  ought  elfe  till  the  Sun 
6. 1 9.  he  dealt  to  every  one  a  cake  of  bread 
1  Kin.  13.22  .but  cameft  back,md  ha  ft  eaten  bread 
23.  after  he  had  eaten  bread,  and  drunk 

17. 6.  bread 


BRE 


BRE 


BRE       BRE 


BRE       BRE 


i7.<S.tarfand  flefliin  the  evening 

1 1. bring  me,I  pray  thee  a  morfell  of  bread 
x8.4..and  fed  them  with  bread  and  water 

Verfe  13. 

a  ^.4-4i-brought  the  man  of  God  bread 

i8  ? i  take  you  to  a  land  of  breads,  vineyards 

lfaiah  56.17. 

!  cfc,  12  4o.ofZeb.Nephthali  brought  fo-.onaf. 

Neb  1 1  i.have  not  eaten  the  bread  of  the  governor 

1  5.  former  had  taken  of  them  bread  &  wine 
1 8.'for  all  this  required  not  I  the  bre. of  the 

a.  1  5. and  gaveft  them  bread  from  heaven 
i'g.zi>eca.they  met  not  the  child.of  If.with  br. 

Jgb  if.3j.he  wandreth  abroad  for  bread 

22.7  .thou  haft  withholden  fw.from  the  hung. 
17.i4.off-fpring  (hall  not  be  fatisfied  with  br. 
18.5. for  the  eartb,out  of  it  cometh  bread 
3  j.io.fo  that  his  life  abhorreth  bread 

Pfal.  3 7 .  2  5  .nor  his  feed  begging  bread 
7  8 .  lo.can  he  give  bread  alfo 
8-0.5. thou  feedeft  them  with  bread oi teares 
1 01.9.I  have  eaten  aflies  like  bread 
104. i^.bread^hich  ftrengthneth  mans  heart 
10  {.40.  and  fatisfied  them  with  bre.  of  heaven 
109.  lo.feek  their  bread  out  of  defolate  places 
13 2. 1 5.  He  fatisfie  her  poore  with  bread 

Pro.g.17. bread  eaten  in  fecret  is  pleafant 

1 2.o.thenhe  that  honours  himfelf,&  lacks  bre. 

1 1  .tilleth  his  land,  fhalbe  fatisfied  with  bre. 

20. 1 3  .eies,  &  thou  (halt  be-  fatisfied  with  bread 

1 7  .bread  of deceit  is  fweet  to  a  man 
Z2.9.he  giveth  of  his  bread  to  the  poore 
*8.i9.tilleth  his  land.fhall  have  plenty  of  bre. 
3 1 .  27  .(he  eateth  not  the  bread  of  idlenefle 

Ecclef.g.  1 1 .  neither  yet  bread  to  the  wife 
1 1 . 1  .caft  thy  bread  upon  the  waters 

I/a.  3 . 1  .the  w  hole  ftay  of  bread 

7.in  my  houfe  is  neither  bread  nor  cloth 
1 1 . 1 4.they  prevented  with  their  bre.him  that 
30.20.  L.will  give  you  the  bread  of  adverfity 

2  3  .and  bread  of  the  increafe  of  the  earth 

3  3 .  i6.bread  (halbe  given  him,his  waters  fure 
44. 1  $.yea,he  kindleth  it,and baketh  bread 

19.  alfo  I  have  baked  bread  upon  the  coales 
j  1.  i4.nor  that  his  bread  mould  faile 
5  f  .2.fpend  mony  for  that  which  is  not  bread 

io.that  it  may  givebreadtotht  eater 
58.7.1s  it  not  to  deale  thy  bread  to  the  hungry 
Jey.42.14.fee  no  war,nor  have  hunger  of  bread 
Lam.  1 . 1 1  .all  her  people  figh,they  feek  bread 
4.4.the  young  children  aske  bread 
5.6.  hand  to  the  Egypt.to  be  [atisfied  with  bre-. 
9.  we  gate  our  bread  with  the  perill  of  our 
£^.4. 1 5  .thou  {halt  prepare  thy  bread  therewith 
i7.thattheymaywant  bread  and  w  ater 
16. 49.pride,fulneffe  of  bread,and  abundance 
i8.7.hath  given  his  bread  to  the  hungry,  and 

Verfe  16. 

44.7. have  brought  ftrang.when  ye  offer.my  br. 

Hof.z. 5.my  lovers,  that  give  me  my  breadznd  my 

9>4.their  facrifice  fhalbe  to  them  as  the  bread 

for  their  Iw.fhall  not  come  into  the  houfe 

Amos  4.6.want  of  bread  in  all  your  places 

8.  i  i.not  a  famine  of  bread,  or  thirft  for  water 
HagL2.i2.with  his  skirt  do  touch  bre. or  pottage 
Mai  1.7  .ye  offer  polluted  bread  upon  mine  altar 
M.at.%.  3.  command  that  thefe  ftonesbe  made  bre. 

Lu\e$,-$. 
6.ii  .give  us  this  day  our  daily  bread.  And 

Lu\e  1 1.1 1. 
17.9  if  his  fon  aske  &ra«?,will  he  give  a  ftone 
1 5. 26.it  is  not  meet  to  take  c.hildrens  bread 
Marine  7.17. 
5  3  .w  hence  mould  we  have  fo  much  bread 
16.5.  they  had  forgotten  to  take  bread 

Mar\e%.i$, 
1 1 .1  fpake  it  not  to  you  concerning  bread 
1 2.he  bade  them  not  bew.of  the  leaven  of  b. 
16.26.  Jefus  took  bread,  and blefled  it 

Mar^e  14.22. 

Mar.$.$.  whence  can  a  man  fatisfie  thefe  with  br. 

Luk-7  •  3  3  •  John  Baptift  came  neither  eating  bread 

9. 3  .take  nothing  for  your  journie,  neither  bre. 

15.17  .hired  fer v.of  my  fathers  have  fer.enough 

2,2.  ig.took  bread,  gave  thanks,and  brake  it 

Chapt.24.30. 


24.35.  how  he  was  knowne  in  breaking  bread 
Joint  6. 7. two  hundred  penniworth  of  bread  is  not 
3  2.  Mofes  gave  you  not  that  bread 

my  Father  giveth  you  the  true  bread 
3  3  .bre.  of  God  is  he  which  cometh  from  he. 
3  4.Lord,evermore  give  us  this  bread    . 
3  5. 1  am  the  breadoflife.  Verfe  48. 

4 1. 1  am  the  fe.which  came  down  from  he. 
5o.this  is  the  bread  that  cometh  down 
5  I.I  am  the  living  bread,if  any  eate  of  this 
bread,he  fhal  live  for  ever,&  the  fo.which 
5  8. this  is  that  bread  which  came  down  from 
he  that  eateth  of  this  bread  (hall  live 
1 3 . 1 8  .he  that  eateth  bread  w  ith  me  hath  lift  up 
2 1.9.  fi(h  laid  thereon  and  bread 

1 3.Jefus  taketb  bread,  and  giveth  them 
Att.z./\.z.  in  breaking  of  bread,and  praiers 
46. breaking  bread  from  houfe  to  houfe 
20.7.difciples  came  together  to  break  bread 

1 1. come  up>and  had  broken  bread,8c  eaten 
27.35  -took  bread,gzve  thanks  in  prefence  of 

1  Cor.  1  o.  1 6\the  bread  which  we  break  isicnot 

1 7. we  being  many  are  one  bread 

are  all  partakers  of  that  one  bread 
11.23  -fame  night  he  w  as  betrayed  took  bread 

2  Cor.q.  io.both  minifter  bread  for  your  food 

2H5zeaO  ofaffliftion. 
I>eut.i6.^.feven  daies  (halt  thou  eat  bre. of  afflict. 
1  Kin.zz.z7.  feed  him  with  bread  of  affliction 

2  Chron.iS.z6. 
2B?eaO  joyned  with  eate. 
Gen.  3 . 1 9-fweat  of  thy  face  (halt  thou  eate  bread 
28. 2o.will  give  me  bread  to  eate,and  raiment 
3  i.54.called  his  brethren  to  eate  bread,Sc  they 
3  7.2  f. they  fate  downe  to  eate  bread 
39-6.fave  the  bread  which  he  did  eate 
43.25.thatthey(hould  eate  bread  there 

3  2.  Egypt.might  not  eat  fo?.with  the  Hebr. 
Exod.z.zo.ca\[  him,that  he  may  eate  bread 
16. 3 .  and  when  we  did  eate  bread  to  the  full 

1 5. this  is  the  bre.  which  the  L.hath  given  to 
1 8 . 1 2.to  eate  bread  with  Mofes  father 
3  4.28 .  he  did  neither  eate  bre.  nor  drink  water 
Df^.9.9,18. 
Levit.%.1 1.  there  eat  it  with  the  bre. in  the  basket 
23.1 4-ye  (hall  eat  neither  bre.nor  parched  corn 
26.5  .ye  fhall  eat  your  bread  to  the  full 
Num.i  5.19-whenye  eat  of  the  fom/ of  the  land 
Deut.S. 9. wherein  thou  (halt  eat  fere.without  fcarc. 
fudg- 1 3 .  i6.Ile  not  eate  of  thy  bread 
Ruth  2.  i4»meal  time  come  hither  &  eat  of  the  br. 

1  Sam.i.i  6-that  I  may  eat  a  piece  of  bread 

2  5^.9.7  .(halt  eat  bread  at  my  table  continually 

Verfe  10. 

1 2. i7.neither  did  he  eat  breadwith  them 
20. they  fet  bread  before  him,  &  he  did  eate 
2 i.child  was  dead,thou  didft  rife  &  eztbre. 

i6.z.bread  &  fummer  fruit  for  the  young  men 

1  Kin.  1 3 .8  .will  I  eat  bread,nox  drink  water  in 

Verfe  16. 
q.  it  was  charged  me,  Eate  no  bread,  nor 

Verfe  17. 
1 5  .come  home  with  me,  and  eate  bread 
18. bring  him  back,  that  he  may  eat  bread 
19.  fo  he  did  eate  bread  in  his  houfe 
22.of  which  the  Lord  did  fay,Eat  no  bread 
2 returned  away  his  face,&  would  eat  no  bre. 
7.arife  and  eat  bread,let  thine  heart  be  mer. 

2  Kjn.4. 8. (he  conftrained  him  to  eat  bread 

he  turned  in  thither  to  eat  bread 
6.zz.fetbreadand  water,that  they  may  eate 
23 .9. but  they  did  eat  of  the  unleavened  bread 
2  5. 29.be  did  eat  bread  continually  before  him 
/OTflz.52.33. 
fob  42.11  .did  eat  bread  with  Job  in  his  houfe 
Pfal.  14.4.  eat  up  my  people  as  they  eat  bread 

PfaLf'1.4. 
41.9.  which  did  eat  of  my  foeadhzth  lift  up 
102 .4X0  that  I  forget  to  eat  my  bread 
127. 2. fit  up  late  to  eat  the  bread  of  forrowes 
Pra.4. 1 7  .for  they  eat  the  bread  of  wickednefie 
9. 5  .come  eat  of  my  bread,&  drink  of  the  wine 
2  3 .6.  eat  not  the  bread  of  him  that  hath  an 
25.2  i.if  thine  enemy  hunger,give  him  bread 
Ecclef.q.7  .eat  thy  bread  witt  joy 
I/d.4. 1  .we  will  eate  our  owne  bread 
*  T     ^ 


fer.  5.  i7.they  (hall  eat  up  thine  harveft  and  bread 

41.1  .did  eat  bread  together  in  MrzpeJi 
E^.4. 1 3  .thus  (hall  they  eat  their  defiled  bread 
itf.they  (hall  eztbreadby  weight 
12.18  .eate  thy  bread  with  quaking 

i9.they  (hall  eat  their  bread  with  ca  -efulnes 
24. 1 7 .  and  eate  not  the  bread  of  men 

2  2.not  cover  your  lips,nor  eat  the/v.of  men 
44.3.prince  (hall  (it  in  it,to  eat  bread  before 

Amos  7.1 2. there  eat  bread,znd  prophefie  thera 
Obad.j. they  that  eat  thy  breadhave  laid  a  wound 
Mat.  1 5.2.wa(h  not  their  ha. when  they  eat  bread 
Mar.  3 .20.  that  they  could  not  fo  much  as  eat  bre. 
6.36.buy  bread,  for  they  have  nothing  to  eat 

37.     200. penny  worth  of  bre.&c  give  them 
7.2.eat  bre.vtith  defiled,  that  is  to  fay,unwa(h. 

5. but  eat  bread  with  unwafhen  hands 
Lu\.  14. 1 .  Pharifees  houfe,to  eat  bre. on  the  Sabb. 

1 5-  blefled  be  he  that  (hall  eat  bread  in  the 
fohn  6. 5.  whence  (hall  we  buy  bre.that  thefe  may 

23  .nigh  to  the  place  where  they  did  eat  bread 

3  1 .  he  gave  them  bread  from  heaven  to  eat 
5 1  .any  man  eat  of  this  bread,he  (hall  live 

1  Cor.  1  i.26.as  oft  as  ye  eate  this  bread 

27.whofoever  dial  eat  this  bread,and  drinke 

2  thefi .  8 .  d/id-we  eat  any  mans  bread  for  nought 

1 2.  that  with  quietnefle  they  eat  their  bread 
Leavened  HSitfR). 
Exod.  12.15.  whofo  eateth  leavened  bre.that  foule 
13.3  .there  (hall  no  leavened  bread  be  eaten 
7  .there  ihal  no  leavened  br.be  feen  w  ith  thee 
Deut.  16.4. 
2  3.i8.ofFerthe  bloud  of  my  facr.with  leav.frre. 
Levit.7.  1 3  .offer  for  his  offering  leavened  bread 
Deut,i6.^.eat  no  leavened  bread  v/ith  the  palTover 

Loafe  and  loaves  oft&ittiO. 
Exod.  29. 2 3  .one  loafe  ofbread,one  cake  of  oiled 
fudg.  8 . 5 .  give  loaves  of  bread  to  the  peopl  e  that 
1  Sam.  10. 3. another  carrying  3.1oavesof6raM? 
4. he  will  give  thee  two  loaves  of  bread 
2i.3.giveme  y. loaves  of  forai  in  mine  hand 
zSam.  16. 1. upon  the  affes  200. loaves  of  bread 
1  Chr.  1 6. 3.  he  dealt  to  everyone  a  loafe  of  bread 

No  Hgteat). 
Gen.47. 1 3. there  was  no  breaditi  all  the  land 
Exod.  13.3.  there  (hall  no  lea  vened  bread  be  eaten 
Num.  2 1 . 5  .for  there  is  no  bread,nehbtt  water 
1  Sam.z  i.4.there  is  no  common  fo'e.under  my  ha. 
6. for  there  was  no  bread  tbere,but  the 
28. 20. he  had  eaten  nobreadall  the  day 
30.1 2.had  eaten  no  bread  3  .daies  and  3  .nights 

1  I£ztf.  1 3.9.  eate  no  bread, not  drink  water 

Chapt. 17.22. 

2 1 .4.turned  away  his  face,&  would  eat  no  bre. 

5-why  is  thy  fpi.fo  fad.thatthou  eateft  no  br. 

2  Kjn.z^.^.theK  was nobreadfot  the  people  of 

feiem.jz.6. 
E^r.  i0.6\when  he  came  thither,he  did  eat  no  bre, 
fer.  3  8  .Where  is  no  more  bread  in  the  city 
Van.  1  o. \  .1  ate  no  pleafant  bread 
Mat.16t7.it  is  becaufe  we  have  taken  no  bread 

Marked. 16. 
8.why  reafon  ye,becaufe  ye  have  taken  no  br. 

Marine  8.17. 
Mar.6.8.no  fcrip,  no  bread,  no  money 
Piece,  or  pieces  of  H&ieatj. 
1  Sam.z. 3 6. that  Imay  eat  a  piece  ofbrcad 
Pro.6.z6.  a  man  is  brought  to  a  piece  of  bread 

28.2 1. for  a  piece  of  bread  that  man  will  tranf. 
fer.-$7.z  1  .daily  a  piece  of ^e.untill  all  the  bre. in 
E^.i3.i9.willyepollute  mefor  pieces  of  bread 

j&tjerosbzearj.  See  in  ^fjero, 

StajfeofDBica.'O. 
Lev.z6.z6.when  I  have  broken  the  fta.of  your  br.^ 
Pfal.10%  .i6.hebrakethe  whole  ftafFe  of  bread 
£^.4. 1 6.Ile  break  the  ftafFe  of  bread  in  jerufale 
5.i6.increafeyour  fam.&  break  the  ftaffecf  b. 
14.13.  land  finneth,  lie  break  the  ftaife  of  foe. 
Unleavened  % ieaU. 
Gen.  1 9. 3  .did  bake  unleavened  bread,  and  they 
Exod.  1 2.8.  unleavened  bread,and  bitter  herbs 

Numb.  9. 11. 

1 5  .feven  daies  ye  (hall  eat  unleavened  bread 

Chapt.  i  3.6,7 .  &  z 3 . 1 5  .&  3 4. 1 8.  levit. 

23.6.  Num.zS. 17. Deut. 16.3  ■ 

i7.ye  (hall  obferve  the  feaft  ofunleav. bre  ad 


B  RE        BRE 

j 8. on  14.  d.at  even  ye  fhall  eat  unleav.foe^ 
ao.in  all  your  habit,  ye  (hal  eat  anlezv.bread 
23.1  j. keep  the  feaft  of  unleavened  bread 
*9.2.unleavenedM^,and  cakes  unleav.temp. 
2  3. out  of  the  basket  of  unleavened  bread 

Levit.8.z6. 

54.18.  feven  dayes  thou  (halt  eat  unleav. bread 

Lev.6.\  (J.with  unlea.  bread  f\\%\\  it  be  eaten  in  the 

8.2.two  rams,  and  a  basket  of  unleavened  bre. 

aj.6.onthe  15.  day  is  the  feaft  of  unleav.  bre. 

Num.  6. 1  5.  a  basket  ot  unleav  .bread,  cakes  of  fine 

wafers  of  unkav.frrazrfanoinced  with  oile 

i7.ram  for  a  facrifice  w  ith  a  bask.of  unl.fo'. 

Det(t.  16.8. fix  daies  thou  (halt  eat  unleavened  bre. 

1  Sam-z8.z4.fhe  took  flower  and  did  bake  un\.br. 

zKj-z2  .g.did  eat  of  the  unleav.fom/among  their 

£^.45.2i.on  i4.d. paf.of  unleav.fei'.fhalbe eaten 

Mat. z6. 17.  firft  day  of  the  feaft  of  unleavened  br. 

Mark  14.1  z. 
Mark  14.1  .aft.two  daies  was  the  feaft  of  un\.brea. 
Ln\. z  z.  1. the  feaft  of  unleavened  bread  drew  nigh 
7.  then  came  the  dayes  of  unleavened  bread 
Act-  12.3  .then  were  the  dayes  of  unleavened  bread 
20. 6. after  the  daies  of  unleaven.^mi,came  to 
1  Co/'.s.8.but  wirh  the  unleavened  bread  of  (incer. 
Feaft  of  unleavened  b?eat),See  in  JFcaft. 
J5?eabtt). 
GeK.6.ij .  breadth  of  the  Arke  fifty  cubits 

13.17.  walk  through  the  land  in  the  breadth 

EKod.z  $.io.a  cubit  and  a  halfe  the  breadth  thereof 

Verf.17.  Chap.26.16.8i  37.1,6. 

aj.a  cubit  the  breadth  thereof    Chap.30.2. 

&  37.10,25. 

26.2.  the  breadth  of  a  curtaine  Verf.8. 

Chap.  36.9,15. 

27 . 1 2  .for  the  breadth  of  the  court  fhalbe  hang. 

1  ^.breadth  of  the  court  on  the  eaft  5o.cubits 

18.  the  breadth  fifty  everywhere 
28.16.  and  a  fpan  fhall  be  thebreadth 

$6. zi.  breadth  of  zbozrd  one  cubit  &  an  halfe 

38.1.  five  cubits  the  breadth  of  the  altar 
1 8. height  in  the  breadth  was  five  cubits 

3  9.9.3  fpan  the  lcngth,and  a  fpan  the  breadth 
Dent. z.j. not  fo  much  as  a  foot  breadth 

3 . 1 1  .the  breadth  of  his  bed-ftead  was  4. cubits 
Judg.zo. 16. every  one  could  fling  fto.at  a  hairs  br. 

1  Kin.6.z.  breadth  of  the  Lo.  houfe  was  20.  cubits 

z  Chro. 3.3. 
3. the  length  was  according  to  the  breadth  of 
2  Chro. 3.4,8. 
ten  cubits  the  breadth  before  the  houfe 
20.  the  oracle  was  twenty  cubits  in  breadth 
■j. z. breadth  of  the  houfe  of  the  forreft  fifty  cub. 
6.  breadth  of  the  potch  thirty  cubits 
27.  the  breadth  of  the  bafes  foure  cubits 

2  Chro. 4.1. thebreadth  of  the  altar  twenty  cubits 
E^ra  6.3  let  the  breadth  be  fixty  cubits 

fob  3  7 .  t  o.the  headth  of  the  waters  be  ftraightned 

38.1 8  .haft  thou  pcrceiv.th:  breadth  of  the  earth 

lfa.8.8.  his  wings  (hall  fill  the  breadth  of  rhe  land 

£3^.40.5.  foJiemeafuted  the  breadth  of  thebuil. 

1 1.  hemeafured  the  breadth  of  the  entry 

1 3  .brca.of  the  gate  from  the  roofe  2  5.cubits 

Verfe  21. 

1 9.  meafured  the  breadth  from  the  fore-front 
20. he  meafured  the  breadth  of  the  gate  of  the 

2  5. length  50.cubits,&  the  breadth  2  5  .cubits 

Verfe  3  6. 
^.breadth  of  the  gate  was  three  cubits 
^■breadth  of  the  porch  was  eleven  cubits 
■  4i-i.which  was  the  breadth  of  the  tabernacle 

2.  the  breadth  of  the  door  was  ten  cubits 
length  40.cubits,&  the  breadth  20. cubits 

3 .  meafured  inward  the  b'le.of  the  door  7.01. 
4. breadth  twenty  cubits  before  the  Temple 
5.  breadth  of  every  (ide  chamber  foure  cubits 
7  .the  breadth  of  the  houfe  was  ftill  upward 

1 1  .breadth  of  the  place  that  was  1  eft  five  cub. 

i^.breadth  of  the  face  of  the  houfe  &  fep.  pi. 
42.2.  and  the  breadth  was  fifty  cubits 

4.bef.the  chimb. a  walk  often  cubits  breadth 
43 .  13.  the  cubit  is  a  cubit  and  an  hand  breadth 

1 4-and  the  breadth  one  cubit  Ver.  1 4. 

45.i.fo\ofthe  holy  porti.of  lad  fhalbe  10000. 

2.for  the  Sanctuary  five  hundred  in  breadth 

3 .  and  the  breadth  ten  thoufand 


BRE        BRE 

5  .the  10000. inbreadth  fhall  the  Levies  have 

48.8  .by  bord.of  Jud.Ihalbe  ofF.of  2  5  ooo.in  br. 

9-the  obla.ye  fhal  off.to  the  L.  ioooo.in  bre. 

10.  for  the  Pri. toward  the  weft  loooo.inor. 

toward  the  eaft  10000.  inbreadth 

1 3  .the  Pr.  the  Lev.fhall  have  10000  inbrea. 

1 5  .the  50oo.left  in  the  bread.fhzlbe  a proph. 

T>an.$ .  1 .  breadth  of  the  image  was  fixe  cubits 

Hab.  1 .6.which  fhall  march  through  the  breadth  of 

Zeck.z.z  meafure  Jerufalemtofeewhatisthe  bre. 

5.2.a  flying  roule,the breadth  ten  cubits 
Eph.  3 . 1 8.what  is  the  brafcfefr,length,depth 
Rev.zo.o.  they  went  upon  the  breadth  of  the  earth 
2 1 . 1 6.the  length  is  as  large  as  the  breadth 

length,6/'f(Z^,heighth  are  equall 
U?eaK, 
2  Sam.z.% z-  came  to  Hebron  at  break  of  day 
Ail. 20. 1 1. talked  a  long  while,txll  breakof  day 

SJjeafc, 
Gen.  1 9.9. came  neere  to  break  the  doore 

27.40.  thou  (halt  break  his  yoke  from  thy  neck 
Exod.  1 2.46.  neither  (hall  ye  break  a  bone  thereof 

Num.^. 1  *•' 

13.  13.  then  thou  (halt  breake  hisnecke 

Chap.34.20. 
34.13.  yee  fhall  breake  their  images 
Lev.  1 1.3  3.whatfoe.is in  it  (halbe  unlc.ye  (hall br. 
26. 1 5  .but  that  yee  breake  my  covenant 
19.1k  breake  the  pride  of  your  power 
44.  He  not  breake  my  covenant  with  them 
Num. 24.8.  Ifrael  (hall  breake  their  bones 

30.2.  hee  (hall  not  breake  his  word 
Deut.  12.3.  yee  (hall  break  their  pillars 

3 1 .  i6.will  forfake  me,and  break  my  covenant 
Verfe  20. 
Judg.  2 . 1  .He  never  bre al{e  my  covenant  with  you 
1  Sam.z  5. 10.  break  away  every  man  from  his  Ma. 
1  King.  15.  19.  bfeake  thy  league  with  Baafha 

2  Chro.  16. 3. 
Exra  9.14.  mould  we  againe  break  thy  command. 
Job  1 3 .2  5«wilt  thou  break  a  leafe  driven  to 

39. 1 5.  fbrgetteft  that  the  wild  bead  may  break 
Pfa/.z.-$.  let  us  break  their  bands  afunder 

9.  thou  (halt  break  them  with  a  rod  of  iron 
1  o.  i<$.break  thou  the  arme  of  the  wicked 
<;8.6.break  their  teeth,0  God,in  their  mouth 
89. 3 1 .  it  they  break  my  ftatates 

34.  my  covenant  will  I  not  breake 
141.5.  which  (hall  not  breake  my  head 
Cant.z.  i7.untill  the  day  breake-,  and  the  (hadow 

Chap.4.6. 
Ifa.  1 4.25  .He  break  the  Affyrians  in  my  land 
28.24.  and  break  the  clods  of  the  ground 

28 .  nor  break  it  with  the  wheele  of  his  cart 
30.14.  break  "  as  the  breaking  of  the  pot. veff. 
3  8. 1 3  .will  he  break  au  my  bones 

42.3 .  a  bruifed  reed  fhall  he  not  break 

Matth.iz.zo. 
58.6.  and  that  ye  break  every  yoke 
Jer.  14.2 1  .break  not  thy  covenant  with  us 
1 5 . 1 2.(hall  iron  break  the  Northerne  iron 
19. 10. then  (halt  thou  break  the  bottle 
1 1 .  even  fo  will  I  break  this  people 

28.4.  for  He  fo'fr^  the  yoke  of  the  king  of  Bab. 
1 1. even  fowill  I  break  the  yoke  of  the  king 

3o.8.Hefe/'e^hisyoke  from  off  thy  necke 

3  3. 20. if  you  can  breaktny  covenant  of  the  day 

4  3 . 1 3  .he  (hall  break  alfo  the  images  of  Bethfh. 
48. 1 2.  (hall  empty  his  veflels,  &  break  his  bot. 
49.3  5-Ile  break  the  bow  of  Elam 

£^.4. 1 6.  He  break  the  ftaffe  of  bread  in  Jerufale 

Jerem.%.16. 
1 4. 1 3  will  break  the  ftaffe  of  bread  thereof . 
16.3  8.11e  judge  thee  as  women  that  break  wed. 
17. 1 5.(h3ll  he  &mz£covenant,and  be  delivered 
23.3  4.thou  (halt  break  the  (heards  there 
29. 7. they  took  hold  of  thee,thou  didft  break 
30. 1 8. when  I  fhal  break  there  the  yokes  of  Eg. 
22.am  againft  Pharaoh,&  will  brea.lus  army 
Verfe  24. 
Hof.i.^.  He  break  the  bow  oflfrael 

2.i8.Ilefe^thebow,fword3&battell  out  of 
10. 1 1 .  and  Jacob  fhall  break  his  clods 
Joel  2.7.they  fhall  not  break  their  rankes 
Amos  1. 5. He  break  the  barre  of  Damafcus 
Afe.3.3  .who  flay  their  skin,and  break  their  bone 


BRE       BRE 

Nab.  1 . 1 3  .now  lie  break  his  yoke  from  off  thee 
Zech.i  i.io.that  I  might  break  my  covenant 
I4.that  I  might  break  the  brotherhood 
Mat.  5 . 1 9.(hall  break  one  of  thefe  leaft  command. 

9. 1 7.elfe  the  bottels  break,md  the  wine  run 
Ail.  20.7.difciples  came  together  to  break  bread 

2 1 . 1 3  .what  mean  ye  to  break  mine  heart 
1  Cdf.  10. 1 6. the  bread  which  we  breads  it  not 

T&tfab  downe. 
Exod.z 3 . 24.(halt  quite  break  down  their  images 

Deut.j.e. 
Levit.  1 4.4 5. he  fhall  break  down  the  houfe 
fudg.  8.9.in  peace  He  break  downe  this  tower 
Neh.q. 3  .he  (hall  break  down  their  ftone  wall 
Pfal. 7  4.6. now  they  break  downe  the  carved  work 
Ecclef.  3.3.3  time  to  break  down.and  a  time 
lfa.  5- 5. He  break  down  the  wall  of  the  vineyard 
Jer.  3  i .  2  8  .as  I  have  watched  to  break  down 

45-4.that  which  I  have  built  wil  I  break  down 
E\ek.  1 3 .  14X0  will  I  break  down  the  wall  ye  have 
1639 .they  fhall  break  down  thy  h igh  places 
z6.^.break  downe  the  towers  of  Tyrus 

Verfe  9. 
1  r.they  (hall  break  downe  thy  walls 
£fo/io.2.he  fhall  break  down  their  altars 

JB^eafe  forth. 
Exod.  19.22.left  the  Lord  break  forth  upon  them 

Verfe  24. 
Ifa.14.7.  they  break  forth  into  finging.      Chapt. 
44.23.  &49.13.&  j4iI. 
5  2.9.  break  f°"h  into  joy,(inging  together 
54.3.fhalt  break  forth  on  the  right  hand 
55.1 2.hils  (hall  break  forth  into  linging 
5  8.8. thy  light  break  forth  as  the  morning 
Jer.  1.  i4.an  evill  (hall  break  forth  on  the  inhabit. 
Gal.^.z?.  break  forth,  and  cry  thou  that  travelled 
J5?ea&  of. 

Exod.iz.z.break  off  the  golden  ear-rings 

24-whofo  hath  any  gold,let  them  break  off 
D#z.4,  zy. break  off  thy  fins  by  righteoufheffe 

SJjcafe  0/rf. 
£^i.22.6.if  fire  break  0llh  and  catch  in  thornes 
Levit.  1 3. 1 2.ifleprofie  foeafc  out  in  the  skin 
14.43  .if  the  plague  break  out  in  the  houfe 
Pfal.  5  8  6. break  out  the  great  teeth  of  the  young 
lfa. $  j. 6. in  the  wildernes  (hall waters  breakout 
Hof.^.z.they  breakout,  andbloud  toucheth  bloud 
Amos  5 .6.1eft  he  break  ont  like  fire  in  the  houfe 
H&ieafe  in  pieces. 
„  2.2j.i3.Caldiraz£in  pieces,&  carried  the 
Job  1 9. 2. and  break  mc  in  pieces  with  words 
34. 24. he  (hall  break  in  pieces  mighty  men 
Pfal.7  z.q.fhallbreak  m  pieces  the  pppreffour 

94. 5. they  break in  pieces  thy  people,0  Lord 
lfa.45.zlle  break  in  pieces  the  gates  of  braffe 
Jer.  5  i.20.with  thee  wil  I  break  in  pieces  the  nat. 
2 1  .with  thee  will  I  break  in  pieces  the  horfe 
break  m  peicesthe  charet  and  his  rider 
zz.break'm  pieces  man  and  woman 

break  in  pieces  young  man  and  maid 

23. break  in  pieces  the  ihepheard  &  his  flock 

bre.in  pieces  the  husbandman  &  his  oxen 

break  in  pieces  the  captaines  and  rulers 

Ito.2.40.fhall  it  break  *n  pieces,and  bruife 

44.it  fhal  break  in'pieces  all  thefe  kingdoms 
7 . 2  3  .the  fourth  beaft  (hall  break  in  pieces 
UJieafe  thorow. 
Exod.  19.21  .left  they  break  thorow  to  gaze 

24,let  not  the  priefts  &  people  break  thorow 
2  K}n.  3 .26. to  break  thorow  to  the  king  of  Edom 
Mat.6.  i9.where  theeves  break  thorow 

2©.where  theeves  do  not  break  thorow 
H&ieafe  up. 
Jer.^.  3 .  break  UP  y°U1'  fallow  ground 

Hofea  10.12. 
2£;tca!$er. 
Mic.z.  1 3  .the  breaker  up  is  come  up  before 
Rym.  2.25  .if  thou  be  a  breaker  of  the  la  w>thy 
Speakers. 

Rom.i  .3 1.  without  underftand.covenant-fera^w 

JBjeafeeft.    »?eafeet^. 
Gen.i  2.26.1et  me  go,for  the  day  breadth 
Job  9. 17. for  hebreakethme  with  a  temped 
1 2.  i4.he  breaketh  downe,and  it  cannot  be 
i6.i^heb>'eaketh  me  with  breach  upon  breach 
2S.4.the  floud  brea\eth  out  from  the  inhabita. 
Pfal.z^.^.voix 


B  R  E         B  RE 


B  R  E        B  R  E 


B  R  E       B  II  E 


Vfal.  29.  < .  voice  of  the  Lord  breaketb  the  Cedars 
Lord  breaketb  the  Cedars  of  Lebanon 
4  6.g.hebreafcth  the  bow,  and  cutteth  the 
48.7.  thou  bmkeft  the  (hips  of  Tharfhifh    ■ 
1 19.20.my  foule  breaketb  for  the  longing 
Pro.a  < .  1 5  .and  a  foft  tongue  freufcerf)  the  bone 
Ecclef.  1 0.8  .whofo  breaketb  an  hedge,a  fcrpent 
Ifa.  59. 5  .which  is  crufhed,fce4"^  out  'nt0  a 
f<y  19.1 1.  as  one  breaketb  a  potters  veftell 

z2.ap.l1ke  a  hammer  that  fcrn^a*  the  rock 
LaCT.4-4-  children  aske  bread, &  no  man  tefctf& 
D<i«.2.4°.forafmuch  as  iron  brca!{Cth  in  pieces 

and  as  iron  breadth  all  thefe,  fo 
Breaking.  flPjeafetngs, 
Gct-j  2.24.3  man  with  him  till  the  brcal{m  of  the 
£:t<«/.o.o.{hall  be  ,a  boil  breaking  forth  w  ith  blains 

Verfe.  10, 
22.2.  if  a  thiefe  be  found  keahjriguy 
1  Cbro.i^.  1 1.  like  the  breaking  forth  of  waters 
fob  3  o.  i4.came  upon  mee  as  a  wide  breaking  in  of 
41.25  .by  reafon  of  breakings, they  purine  themf. 
PraZ.144.r4-  thattherebe  no  breaking  in 
Ifa.  22.5  irea^-down  the  walls  *&  or  crying  to  the 
3  o.  1 5  .w hole  breakjngcomith  fuddenly  at  an 
i4,(hall  break  it  as  the  breaking  of  potters 
E^/C.i6.59.defpifed  the  oath  in  breaking  the  cove. 
Chjp.17.18. 
2 1 .6.  figh  with  the  breaking  of  thy  loynes 
Hof.13.13.  ftaylonginthe  place  of  breaking  forth 
Lz^.24.35.  knownetothemby  beeafyngof  bread 
^^?.2.42.continued  in  breaking  of  bread  &  prayer 

^6.brcakii;n  bread  from  houfe  to  houfe 
Kom.z.  23.  through  breaking  the  law  difhonoureft 

IBjeaft,  or  ^e(fc« 
Exod.z-j.  i^.take  the  breafl  of  the  ram  of  the  conf. 

■27.fandi;ifie  the  breafl  or  the  wave  offering 
Lra^.jo.that  the  breafl  may  be  waved 

the  fat  with  the  breafl, it  fhall  he  bring 
3 1 .  but  the  breafl  mall  be  Aarons,  tk  his  fons 
34.wavefr?'fia(?,  &  the  heave  (boulder  I  have 
S.  zo.Mofes  took  the  breafl  and  waved  it 
10.14.  wave  breafl  fhall  y e  ea t  in  a  cleanc 
1  5 .  heave  fhoul .  &  wave  breafl  (hall  they  bri. 
Num.6. 20.  holy  to  the  Prieft,wave  breafl  &  heave 
18.18.  as  the  wavebreafl  &  heave  fhoulder  are 
Job. 24.-9.they  pluck  thefatherleffe  from  the  breafl 
Lam-^.  3 .  fea-monfters  draw  out  the  breafl 
Dan.  2. 3  2. his  breafl  and  his  amies  of  Silver 
Luk- 18 . 1 3 .  but  fmote  upon  his  own  breaftjCayinv 
Joh.i  3.2  5.  he  leaning  on  Jefus  breafl,  latth 
2 1. 20. which  leaned  on  Jefus  breafl  at  fupper 
B?caft0. 1B;stt0. 
Gen.^o.z  5. with  blefTings  of  the  breafls  and  womb 
Lcv.y. 20.  they  put  the  fat  upon  the  breafls 

2 1.  the  breafls  &  the  right  fhoulder  Aar.wa. 
Job.-3.r1.  why  the  breafls  that  I  ihould  fuck 

2 1 .24.  his  breafls  are  full  of  milk 
Pfal.i  z.y.whenl  was  upon  my  mothers  breafls 
Pro.  5. 1 9. let  herfc/«7/2i'fatisfictheeat  all  times 
Cant.  1. 1 3  .lie  all  night  betwiu  my  breafls 
4.  5.  thy  two  breafls  are  like  two  Roes 

Chap.  7.  3. 
7.7.  thy  breafls  to  duffers  of  grapes 

8.  thy breafls  (hall  bee  as  clutters  of  the  vine 
8 ,4.  rhar  fucked  the  breafls  of  my  mother 
8 .  a  little  fitter,  and  fhee  hath  no  breafls 
10.  and  my  breads  like  towers 
Ifa.  28.9.  weaned  from  the  milk  drawn  from  brea. 
60. 1 6.  fuck  the  breafls  of  Kings 
66.11.  fatisfied  with  the  breafls  of  her  confola. 
E^ck- » 6-7  -thy  breafls  are  fafhioned,  &  hair  is  gro. 
23.3.  there  were  their  breafls  preffed 

8. they  bruited  the  brtafisot  her  vitginitv 
34-and  pluck  off  thine  owne  breads 
Hofz.i.  &  her  adulteries  from  between  hex  breafls 
9. 14-give  them  a  mifcarrying  womb,dry  breafls 
Joel  2.16.  gather  thofe  that  fuck  the  breafls 
Nah.z.7.  doves  tabring  upon  their  breafls 
£#£.23.48.  fmote  upon  their  breafls,  and  returned 
Rev.  1  j.  6.  having  their  breafls  girded  with  a  gold. 

B^eaft-plats.  H5ieattepiatc0. 
Exod. 25.7.  ftones  to  bee  fet  in.  the  breaft-plate 
Chap.35,9. 
28.4.  make  a  breaft-plate  and  an  Ephod 

1 5:  .make  the  brcafl-plate  of  judgment  of  cun. 
Chapt.39.8. 


i-'z.rnabc  upon  the  breaft-plate  chaines 

23  .two  rings  upon  the  2. ends  of  the  breaft-p. 

Verf,  26.  &  Ch. 39. 16,19. 

make  upon  the  brcafl-plate  two  rings 

24. chains  on  the  rings,  on  the  ends  of  breafl. 

Chap.39.17. 

28.  binde  the  breaft-plate  by  the  rin^s 

Chap.  39.2 1. 
that  the  brcaft-p.be  not  loofed  from  Eph. 
Chap.39.21. 
z9. 4  ar.bcar  the  names  of  Ifr.in  the  breaft-p. 
3o-put  in  the  breaft-plate  of  jadgm.the  lirim 
29. 5 .  put  upon  Aaron  the  breaft-plate 
3  f .  27. rulers  brought  ftones  for  the  breaft-pla. 
39.9.  they  made  the  breaft-plate  double 
1 5: .they  made  upon  the  breaft-plate  chains 
Lev.S.S.he  put  the  breaft-plate  upon  Aaron 

he  put  in  rhe  breaft-plate  the  Urim 
7/17.5:9. 17. he  put  on  righteoufnefs  as  a  breaft-plate 
Epbcf.6.i/L.havlng  on  the  breaft-plate  of  righteouf. 

1  The/.  5.8.  putting  on  the  breaft-plate  of  faith 
Kew.9-9.had  breaft-plates  as  it  were  brcafl-p.oi iron 

17. having  breaft-plates  of  fire  and  of  Jacinft 

agjealSj. 

G«Z.2.7.breathed  into  his  noftrils  fr;'<^  oflife 
6.i7.deflt-oyall  flefh  wherein  is  breath  oflife 
7.1  5.  all  flefh  entred  wherein  is  breath  oflife 
22.all,in  whofe  noftrils  is  for<«fo  of  life  died 

2  5Vz«z,22.i6.at  the  blaft  of  the  breathoi  thy  rioft. 

Vfal.  18.15. 
1  JCi2g.17.17.and  there  wasno  brcatbleh  in  him 
Job  4.9.  by  the  breath  of "his  noftrils  are  they  conf. 
9.18.  not  fufTer  mee  to  take  my  breath 
iz.io.inwhofe  hand  is  the  breath  of  all  mank. 
15.30  by  the  breath  o( his  mouth  (hall  he  »oe 
1 7. 1  .my  breath  is  corrupt,  my  daies  extinct 
19. 1 7.  my  breath  is  ftrange  to  my  wife 
27.3  .all  the  while  my  breath  is  in  mee 
33.  ^.breath  of  the  Almighty  hath  given  me  life 
34. 14-he  gathr.to  himfelf  his  fpirit  &  his  breath 
3  7.  J  e>.by  the  breath  of  God  froft  is  given 
41.2 1  .his  breath  kindleth  coales 
Vfa.  3  3 .6.ali  the  hoit  made  by  the  bre.  of  his  mou. 
1 04. 29. thou  takeft  away  their  brcath,they  die 
1 3  5.i7.neither  is  there  any  breath  in  their  mo- 
146. 4. his  breath  goeth  forth,he  returned] 
1  50.6.  let  every  thing  that  hath  breath  praife 
Ecclef  3.19.  yea,  they  have  all  one  breath 
ifa.z.zz.  whofe  breath  is  in  his  noftrils 

1 1.4.  with  the  breath  of  his  lips  fhall  he  flay 
30. 28  .his  breath  as  an  overflowing  ftreame 

3  3  -breath  of  the  L.like  a  ftream  of  brimftone 
33.11  your  brealif,a$  fire,(hall  devoure  you 
42.5-hethat  giveth breath  to  the  people 
Jcr.  10.  14.  and  there  is  no  breath  in  them 

Chap.  51. 17. 
ZrfOT.4.20.  the  breath  of  our  noftrils,  the  anointed 
Exsk-  3  7  ■  5-  He  caufe  breath  to  enter  into  you 

6  covet  you  with  skin,and  put  breath  in  you 
8.but  there  was  no  breath  in  them 
9  .come,0  breath,znd  breathe  upon  the  flain 
lo.and  breath  came  into  them 
Dan.  5.2  3.  the  God  in  whofe  hand  thy  breath  is 

1  o .  1 7 .  neither  is  there  breath  left  in  mee 
Hob.  2. 1  o.there  is  no  breath  at  all  in  the  midft  of  it 
Ac7.  17.2  5  .he  giveth  to  all  life,  breath,and  all 

IBpeafye. 
Jojh.r  t.i  1. there  was  not  any  left  to  breathe 

1 4.  neither  left  they  any  to  breathe 
Pfal.zy.j  2.andfuch  as  breathe  out  cruelty 
E3£.37.9.come,0  breath, &  breathe  upon  thefe  fl. 

HSieatheij. 
Gen.z.y.G.  breathed  into  mans  noftrils  the  breath 
Joflj.ro.  40.  utterly  deftroyed  all  that  brcatbcd,as 
1  King.  1 5.29.  left  not  to  j  ercboam  any  that  brea. 
Job.  20. 2  i.he  breathed  on  them,  and  faith,Receive 

Wmfyzfy-  U5jeatf)(ng. 

Deut.zo.  1 6.  (halt  fave  alive  nothing  that  breatheth 
Lam. 3 . 5  6. hide  not  thine  eare  from  my  breathing 
Act. 9. 1 .  Saul  yet  breathing  out  threatnings 

E.tik/.  1 6.  20.  it  bred  wormes,  and  ftanke 

EiW.28.42.thou  fhaltmake  themlinnen^Tj?£&fi' 
39.28.  and  Iinnen  breeches  of  fine  twined  linn. 
Lev.6. 10.  Prieft  fhall  put  on  Iinnen  breeches 


1 6.4.01  all  have  the  Iinnen  breeches  on  his  flefh 
£^.44. 18.  have  lmncnlwccfej-  upon  their  loins 

Gcn.8. 17.  that  they  may  breed  abundantly 


Dent. 3  2. 14.  and  rams  of  the  breedof  Bafhan 


Zepb.z.c).  breeding  of  m  ttles,and  falt-pits 

2U?£et%sn. 

Ge?2. 1 3 .8  .let  there  be  no  ftrife,  for  we  be  brethren 
1 9.7.I  pray  yo\x,brethrcnjlo  not  fo  wickedly 
24. 27. L. led  me  to  the  houfe  of  my  Ma{t,brelb. 
34.1  i.Shechem  faid  to  her  father  and  brethren 
25. Dinah's  brcthrcntook  each  man  his  fwo. 
42. 3.Jofephs  ten  brethren  went  down  to  buy 
6.Jofephs&>W&/'«Zcame,and  bowed  downe 
1 3 .  thy  fervants  are  twelve  brctbSons  of  one 
Verfe  3  2. 
45. 16.  ]okr>hs  brethren  are  come 
49, 5. Simeon  and  Levi  are  brethren  in  evill 

5  o.  1  5  Jofephs  breXaw  that  their  fath.was  dead 
N»ffz.27.4.give  us  a  poueffion  among  the  brethren 

7.  a  polleflion  among  their  fathers  brethren 
io.ir'he  have  nobrethrengxve  his  inheritance 
to  his  fa tliers  brethren 
1 1. if  his  father  have  no  brethren 
De/rf.2  5.5_.ifto/OTKdwelltcgecher,andoriedie 
Jof.6. 23  .brought  out  Rahab,her  fatber,her  brethr. 
i7-4.gave  them  an  inherit,  among  the  brcth.oi 
Judg.g.  1 .  Abimelech  went  to  his  mothers  brethren 
3. his  moth.fort/jrrafpake  of  him  in  the  eare 
2  Kjn.ro.  1 3 .  we  are  the  brethren  of  Ahaxiah 

Jehu  met  with  the  brethren  of  Ahaziah 

1  rtro.i2.2.canietoDavid  of  Sauls  bretb.of  Ben. 
26. 7. whofe  brethren  were  ftrono-  m€n 

9.Mefhelemiah  had  brethren  and  fons,ftronw 

1 1. all  the  fons  and  breth.  of  Hofah  were  13. 

27.i8.ofJudah,Elihuoneoftheivf^.ofDav. 

2  Cfo"0.2i.2.he  had  brethren,  fons  of  Jehofhaphat 

22.8.  Jehu  found  the  brethren  ot  Ahaziah 
Vfal.  1 3  3.  r.ior  brethren  to  dwell  together  in  unity 
Vro.6.\y.a  man  that  foweth  difcord  among  breth. 

17.2.  part  of  the  inheritance  among  the  brethr. 

19. 7. all  the  brethren  of  the  poorc  hate  him 
M<tf.4.i8.Jefus  faw  two brcthren,Simon  &  Andr. 
2 1  -going  further, he  (aw  other  two  brethren 

19. 29. every  one  that  hathforfaken  hot\(cs}bre. 

20.24-moved  with  indignation  ag. the  z.brcth. 

22.25.  there  were  with  us  feven  brethren 

Lu\e  20.  29. 

2  3 . 8 .  and  all  y ee  are  brethren 
Mar.io-zg,  no  man  hath  left  houfe,  or  brethren 

Luke  18.29. 
30.  fhall  receive  an  ioo.fold,houfcs,fo'(tf/w» 

1 2.  io.there  were  feven  brethren,  and  the  firft 
Ln\.  14.26.  hate  not  his  children  and  brethren 

1 6. 28.  for  I  have  five  brethren 

2 1 . 1 6  be  betraved  by  parents  and  brethren 
John  21.23  .this  faying  abroad  among  the  brethren 
AS. 3. 1 7 -and  now  brethren,  I  wote,that  through 

6  3.  wherefore -brethren,  Look  ye  out  among 
7.26.  Sirs,ye  are  brethren ,Why  doe  yee 
9.30.  whicb,when  the  brethren  knew 
10.23'.  certain  brethren  from  Joppa  accompan. 
1  i.i.Apoftles  and  brethr  .that  were  in  Jud.hea. 

12-  thefe  fixe  brethren  accompanied  me 
29. determined  to  fend  reliefe  to  the  brethren 

12.17  .(hew  thefe  things  to  J  ames,&  to  the  br. 

1 4.2,made  their  minds  evill-nffecled  ag.breth. 

15.1. cert.came  from  }udea,&  taught  the  breth. 
3  .caufed  great  joy  to  all  the  brethren 
22.chiefe  men  among  the  brethren 
23.Apoftl.  &  Elders,  &  brcthSend  greeting 
unto  the  brethren  w  hich  arc  of  the  G  ent. 
.3  z.e*hotted;xhtbrethrcn  with  many  words 
3  3  -let  goe  in  peace  from  the  brethren 
40.being  recommended  bv  the  bretbrm  to 

i6.2.well-reportedofby  the  brethren 

40. when  th  y  had  feen  the  brethr.xhey  comf. 
17.^.  they  drew  Jafon,  and  certain  brethren 
1  o.  the  brethren  immediately  fent  away  Paul 
Verfe  14. 

1 8. 18. then  took  his  leave  of  the  brethren  ■ ,.  ' 
27 .difpofed  to  pa!)'e  into  Achai.the  br.  wro    I 

20.3  2,-now  brethren^  commend  you  to  God 

2 1 .7  .came  to  Ptolemais,and  faluted  the  brethr- 
L  3  17 .the! 

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BRE        BRE 


BRE        BRE 


BRE      BRE 


ty. the  brethren  received  us  gladly 
22.5.I  received  letters  to  the  brethren 
23.5.I  wift  not,&;e//7>.that  hee  was  high  Prieft 
28.  i4.where  we  found  brethren,and  were  defir. 

1 5.  when  the  brethren  heard  of  us,they  came 

2 1  .neither  any  of  the  brethr. that  came,fhew. 

Rom.  1 . 1 3 .1  would  not  have  you  ignorant,^ th,  e n 

Chap.11.2y.    8c  1  Cor.  10. 1. 

&  12. 1.  1  Thcf.q.13. 

7.1.  know  ye  not,  brethren,{or  I  fpeak  to  thtm 

8.i2.therefore,t»c/MrK,  wee  are  debtcrs 

29.  firft-borne  among  many  brethren 
1  o.  1  .brethren,  My  hearts  defire  and  prayer 
1 2. 1  >I  befeech  you  therefore,£TC£fe/.by  the  mer. 
1 5.1 5.neverthcleffe3fo'eifot»,I  have  written  the 

30.I befeech  you,  brethr. {'or  the  L.Jefus  fake 
16.14.  falute  the  brethren  which  are  with  them 

1 7 .1  befeech  you,  bretbrcn,Mark  them  which 
1  Cor.  1 .  10. 1  befeech  you,brcthrcn,by  the  name  of 

26.  you  fee  your  calling,  brethren 
2. 1  .and  !,brethren,when  I  came  to  you 
3 .  nand  !,brethren,cou\d  not  fpeak  to  you,as 
4.6.thefe  things  fire  thre  n}!  have  in  a  figure 
7. 2 ^biethr. Let  every  man  wherein  he  is  called 

29-but  this  I  fay, brethren,  the  time  is  fhort 
8.1 2.when  yee  fin  fo  againft  the  brethren 
9. 5. as  the  brethren  of  the  Lord,and  Cephas 
1 1.2.  now  I  praife  you,brethren,  that  you  rem. 
1 2. 1.  concerning  fpirituall  gihs,brethren,! 
14. 6. now, brethren, if  I  come  to  you  fpeak. with 

20.  brethrenjie  not  childr.in  understanding 

26.how  is  it  thenfmtbr.  when  ye  come  tog. 

3  9  .w  herefore,&r;fera3covet  t  o  prophefie 
1 5.  i.moreover,6i"fffoc?2, 1  declare  the  Gofpel 

6.afterfeen  of  above  5  00.  brethren  at  once 

5Cthis  I  (ay,brethrcn,that  flefh  and  blood 

j  8. my  beloved  brethren^  ye  ftedfaft 
1 6. 1 1 .1  look  for  him  with  the  brethren 

1 2.defired  him  to  come  with  the  brethren 

i$>!  befeech  yoi\,brethren,ye  know  the  houfe 

20.  all  the  brethren  greete  you 
2  Cor. 9. 3 .  yet  have  I  fent  the  brcthren,\e&  our 

5.  thought  it  neceflary  to  exhort  the  brethren 
1 1 .9.  the  brethren  from  Macedonia  fupplied 

26.  in  perils  among  falfe  brethren 
1 3.1 1.  finally,  brethren,  Fare-well 
Gal.  1. 2. and  all  the  brethren  that  are  with  me 

1 1  .but  I  certific  y~:u,brethrcn,  that  the  gofpel 
2. 4. and  thatbecauie  of  falfe  brethren  unawares 
3.15.  brethren,  I  fpeak  after  the  manner  of  men 
4. 1  z. brethren,!  befeech  you,Bee  as  I  am 

z%.we,breth.  as  Ifaac  was,are  child. of  prom. 

3  i.fo  then,brethren,wc  are  not  childr.  of  the 
5.1 1. and  !.brethr.  if  I  yet  preach  circumcifion 

1 3  .brethren,ye  have  been  called  unto  liberty 
6. 1  .brctbrcn,\(  a  man  be  overtaken  in  a  fault 

iS. brethr.  the  grace  of  our  Lord  Jef.  be  with 
Epb. 6. Z2..  peace  bee  to  the  brethren,ar.d  love 
Pte/.  1.12.I  would  ye  fiiould  understand,  bre. that 

14.  many  of  the  brethr.  in  the  Lord  waxing 
3.13.  brethren,!  count  not  my  felfe  to  have 

17.  brethren,  Be  followers  together  of  me 
4.8.  finally,  brcthrcnfNhatl'oev. tilings  ate  true 

2 1  .the  brethren  w  ith  mee  greet  you 
Col.  1 . 2.to  the  faints  and  faithfull  brethr.  in  Chrift 
4. 1  f.falute  the  brethren  which  are  in  Laodicea 

1  Tfc/^i.4.knowingjfe''.beloved,yourelefti.of  G. 

2.i.your  Cches.brcthrcn,kno-w  our  entrance 
9.ye  remember,fo'^/ra.our  labour 
I4.ye,  brethr. became  followers  of  the  Chur. 
17-but  we,  brethren, being  taken  from  you 

3. 7.  therefore  ^brethren,  we  are  comforted  over 

4. 1  .we  befeech  you,brethren,  and  exhort  you  by 

lo.indeed  yee  doe  it  towards  all  the  brethren 

we  befeech  you  brethren,  that  ye  mcreafe 

5.  1.  but  of  the  times  and  feafons>'^ra 
4  but  ye,brethrcn,are  not  in  darkneffe 
1 2.we  befeech  you, brethren, to  know  them 

1 4.  wee  exhort  you,bretbren,  Warne  them 

2 5 .brethren,Vvay  for  us  1  Ihef.  3.1. 

26.  greet  all  the  brethren  with  an  holy  kilTe 

27.  it  be  read  to  all  the  holy  brethren 

2  Thcf.  1. 3.  bound  to  thank  G.  alway  for  you,to. 

Chap.  2.1 3. 
2. 1  .we  befeech  you  brethren  fry  the  comming 

1 5 .  therefore}  brethren,  ftand  faft 


3 .6".now  we  command  you,brethr.  in  the  name 
j  3  .but  yc,brethr.be  not  weary  in  well-doing 

1  Tim.q.6.  if  thou  put  the  brethren  in  remembr.of 

5  1. and  the  younger  men  as  brethren 

6.z.  not  defpife  them,becaufe  they  are  brethren 

2  Tiw.4.2 1  .Claudia,  &  all  the  brethren  greet  thee 
Hcb.  2 . 1 1  .not  afhamed  to  call  them  brethren 

3.1. holy  fotf.partakers  of  the  heavenly  calling 

1  2.take  hecdybrethren,  left  there  be  in  any  of 
10.19.  having  thcrefore,fe>-^.boldnefle  to  ent. 
1 3.22.I  befeech  you,bre.  Suffer  the  word  of  ex. 

Jam.z.%  hearken,my  beloved  brethr. With  not  G. 
4. 1 1 .  fpcake  not  evill  one  of  another  brethren 
5 .7 .be  patient  therefore,fo<;zfo-.unto  the  comm. 
9.  grudge  not  one  againft  another, brethren 
ig.brcthrenjf  any  of  you  doe  erre  from 

1  Vet.  1.2  2. unto  unfainedlove  of  the  brethren 

3.8.1ove  as  brethren,  be pitifull,be courteous 

2  Vet.  1 .  10.  wherfore  the  rather,6*WJb.give  diligen. 
1  Joh.z.j.  brethren,!  write  no  new  commandem. 

3 . 1 4.  to  life,  becaufe  we  love  the  brethren 
1 6. lay  downe  our  lives  for  the  brethren 

3  .fob.  3  .rejoiced  greatly  when  the  breth.came  and 

j.whatfoever  thou  doft  to  thebretbren 
io.neither  doth  he  himfelf  receive  the  brcth. 
His  *&tftl)ien. 
Gen.9. 2 2.Ham  told  his  brethren  without 

2  5  .a  fervant  of  fervants  unto  his  brethren 
16.1  2. in  the  prefence  of  all  his  brethren 

2  j.  18.  Ifh.died  in  the  prefence  of  all  his  brcth. 
27. 37-all  his  breth.hwe  I  given  him  for  fervats 

3  1. 23.Laban  took  his  breth.  with  him,&  purf. 

25.Lab.8c  his  brethren  pitched  in  the  moun. 
46.  Jacob  (aid  to  his brethren.Gather  (tones 
54.  called  hisbrcthren  to  eate bread 
3  7. 2.  Jofcph  was  feeding  the  flock  with  his  br. 
4. his  brethrenhw  his  father  loved  him  more 
then  all  his  brethrcn,and  they  hated  him 
5. a  dream,  and  he  told  it  his  brethren 
8. his  brethren  faid,  Shalt  thou  indeed  reigne 

1 1 .  his  brethren  envied  him 

1 2.  his  breth.  went  to  feed  their  fathers  flock 
i7.Jofeph  went  after  his  brethren 

2  3  Jofeph  was  come  to  his  brethr. they  ftript 
26Judah  faid  to  his  brethren,  What  profit  if 
27.  and  his  brethren  were  content 

3  o.Reuben  returned  to  his  brethren 
38.1 .  Judah  went  downe  from  his  brethren 

1 1 .  left  hee  die  alfo  as hisbrethren 
42.4.Benjam.Jaccbfcnt  not  with  his  brethren 

7. Jofcph  faw  his  brethren,and  he  knew  them 
8. Jofeph  knew  his  brethren fc\\t  they 
28/aid  to  his  brcthrcn,My  money  is  reftored 
44.14.  Judah  &  his  brethrencame  to  Jof.houfe 
3  3. let  the  lad  goeup  with  his  brethren 

45.1.  (ofeph  made  himfelf  known  to  his  brethr. 
3  Jofeph  faid  to  his  brethren,  I  am  Jofeph 

his  brethren  could  not  anfwer  him 
4. Jofeph  faid  to  his  brethren,  Come  neere 
15.  kitted  all  his  brethren,znd  wept  upon 

after  that,  his  brethren  talked  w  ith  him 
2  5 .  fo  he  fent  his  brethren  away 
46.3  i.]oi.(aidtohisbrethren,and  fathers  houf. 

47. 2.  he  took  fome  of  his  brethren,  five  men 

3 .  Pharaoh  faid  to  his  brethren,  What  is  your 
1 1. Jofeph  placed  his  father  and  hisbrethren 

1 2.  Jofeph  noutifhed  his  fath.  &  bis  brethren 
49. 26.  that  was  feparate  from  his  brethren 

Deut.33.16. 
50.8.all  the  houfe  of  Jofeph,  &  his  brethr.v/ent 
14.  Jofcph  returned  into  Egypt, he  &  hisbr. 
iS. his brcthmj  went,andfell  down  before 
24.  Jofeph  faid  to  his  brethren,  I  die 
Exod.  1 .6. Jofeph  died,  his  brethrcn,and  all  that  ge. 
2.  u  .Mofes  went  out  to  his  brethren 

an  Egyptian  fmiting  one  of  his  brethren 
Lev.z  1. 10. he  that  is  high  Prieft  among  his  brethr. 

25.48.  one  of  his  brethren  may  redeem  him 
2v7«».25.6.brought  to  his  brcth.a  Midianitifh  wo. 

27. 9. give  his  inheritance  to  his  brethren 
Dent.  10. 9.Levi  hath  no  part  with  his  brethren 
1 7 .  zo.his  heart  be  not  lifted  up  above  his  bret. 
1 8. 7. as  all  his  brethren  the  Lev ites  doe 
20.8.1eft  his  breth.  heart  faint  afwell  as  his  hea. 
24.7.  be  found  ftealing  any  of  his  brethren       1 
3  3  ^.neither  did  he  acknowledge  his  brethren  j 


24.1et  him  be  acceptable  to  his  brethren 
Judg.g.^.  and  flew  his  brethren^onsof  Jerubbaal 
24.  which  aided  him  in  killing  of  his  brethr. 

26.  Gaal  came  with  his  brethren 

3  i.Gaal&  his  brethrenbe  dome  to  Shechem 
41.  thruft  out  Gaal  and  his  brethren 
56.  in  flaying  his  feventy  brethren 
1 1«3-  Jephthah  fled  from  his  brethren 
16.3  1.  then  hisbreth.and  the  houfe  of  his  fath. 
Ruth  4. 1  o.  be  not  cut  off  from  his  brethren 
1  Sam.  1 6. 1 3  .he  anoin.him  in  the  midft  of  his  br. 
1 7. 2  2.David  came  and  faluted  his  brethren 
22. 1 .  when  his  brethr.  &  fathers  houfe  heard  it 
2Sa.3.8.fhewkindn.thisdaytoSaulshou.his6/'. 

1  K^-i-9.Adonijah  called  all  hisbrethren 

2  K».9.2-make  him  rife  upfrom  among  his  breth. 
1  Cbr.4.9.  Jabez  was  more  honourab.thcn  his  bre. 

27.  Shimei  his  brethren  hid  not  many  child. 
5.2.for  Judah  prevailed  above  hisbrethren 

7.  his  brethren  by  their  families  were  Jehiel 
7. 2  2. and  his  brethren  came  to  comfort  him 
9. 19.Sh.aHum  and  his  breth.were  over  the  wor. 
1 5.5-of  KohathjUriel  and  his  brethren,i  20. 

6.of  Merari,  Afaiah,and  his  brcthrcn,zzo. 

7  of  Gerfhom,  Joel  the  chief,&  his  bre.  1 30. 

8.of  Elizaphan.Shcmaiah,  and  his  bre.zoo. 

9.  of  Hebron,Eliel,and  his  brethren.8o. 

io.ofUzziel,Aminadab,  &  his  brethr.ui. 

17-Levits  appoint.Heman,  &  his  bre. Ahy>h 
16.7-Dav.deliv.this  Pfal.to  Afaph  &  his  breth. 

37-  left  Afaph  &  hisbrethren  to  minifter  bef. 

3  ?.Zadok  and  his  brethren  before  the  tabern. 

2  5.9-with  his  fons  and  his  brethren  were  1 2. 
The  fame  phrafeh  ufedto  the  end  of  the  Chapter. 
26.25.  and  hisbrethrenby  Eliezer 

26.Shelomith  &  his  bre  .were  over  the  dedic. 
23.wasundmhehand  ofShelo.&  hisbreth. 
3o.Hafhabiah&his^.offi.0nthis  fide  Jor. 
3  2.Jerijah  &ihisbreth.were  27oo.chieffath. 
2  Cfo'.n.2  2.Reh.made  Abij.chiefrulerofhisfo-. 
2 1 .4.  Jehoram  flew  all  his  brethren 

3  5.9.Nethaneel  &  his  ^e.gave  for  Paflbv.off. 
E^ra  3.2.  then  flood  up  Jcfhua  and  his  brethren 

&  Zembbabel  &  his  brethr. and  builded 

9.Jefhua  and  his  brethr. .fet  forward  the  work 

8.17.  fay  tolddo  &  his  breth.to  bring  us  mini. 

i8.broughtusSherub  with  his  bre.  eighteen 

i^.with  him  Jefhaiah,  his  brcthr.Sc  fons  20. 

io.i8.takenftran.wives,fonsof  J eih.&.  his  bre. 

Jv"ffc.3.i.Eliafhib&his6;ft^»buil.thefheep-ga. 

4.2.fpake  before  his  bretb.What  do  thefe  feeble 

1 1 . 1 3 .  Abiah  &  his  brethxhiei  of  their  fa.  242. 

17.Bakbuk.the  2d.among  his  bre. beg.thank. 

i2.8.Mattaniahoverthethankfg.he  &  his^w. 

3  6.Zechariah  and  his  brethren  with  trumpets 

£^.io.3.Mordec.  accepted  ofthemult.of  hisfo-. 

Job  42. 1 1.  then  came  to  Job  all  his  brethr.  &  fift. 

/^■.3  5.3.tookJaazan.&hisfo-.thehou.ofRecha. 

49.  lo.Efau  his  feed, and  his  brethren  is  fpoyled 

Hof.  13.15 .though  he  be  fruitfull  among  his  bret. 

Micah.<^ .^.theremnantoi his  brethr.  fhallrcturne 

Mat.  1 . 2. Jacob  begate  Judah  and  his  brethren 

1  i.Jofiah begate  Jechonias  &  hisbrcthren 

1 2.46.  behold  his  mother  and  his  brethr.  flood 

13. 55.mother  called  Mary,&  his  brethr.  James 

Mar.^.i  i.there  came  his  moth. &  hisfoe.ftanding 

1^.8.19. 
Joh.z.x  2.he3his  mother,&  his  breth.went  to  Cap. 
7.3 .his  breth.Caid, Depart  hence,goe  into  Judea 
5.neitherdid  his  brethren  beleeve  in  him 

1  o.when  his  breth.were  gone  up,then  went 
All.  1 .  i4.continued  in  praier  with  Mary  ,&  his  br. 

7. 1 3.  Jofeph  was  made  knowne  to  his  brethren 

2  3  .it  came  into  his  heart  to  vifit  his  brethren 
2 5. he  fuppofed  his  brethren  would  have  und. 

1  Cor. 6. 5  .able  to  judge  between  his  brethren 
Heb.  2. 1 7.10  be  made  like  unto  his  brethren 

Men  and  1&pet\)im, 
Acl.\.\ 6. men  and  breth.this  Scrip,  muft  needs  be 
2.29.men  &  breihren,Let  me  freely  fpeak 

3  7 .  men  and  brethren,  What  fhall  we  doe 
7  .z.men,brethren,and  fathers,  Hearken 

1 3. 1 5.  ye  men  and  breth.  if  ye  have  any  word 
26.men  &  breth.  child.of  theftockof  Abra. 
3  8.  be  it  known  to  you  theref.men  &  brethr. 

15.7.  men  &  brethr.  ye  know-how  that  a  good 
1 3  .men 


BRE       BRE 


B  R  E      BRE 


BRE       B  R I 


*?• 


id  brethren  hearken  unto  me 


£n>bretb>W,8c  fathers,  hear  ye  my  defe. 

i  z  i  .men  &  bret.l  have  lived  in  all  good  conl. 
6.nrn  and  brethren,!  am  a  Phinfee 

28  i7.mcn  &^^ra,thoughl  have  commit. 
My  20?et!)ien. 
Gra.29.4  Jacob  faid,My  brethren, whfe'nce  be  ye 

31.37.ret  it  here  before  my  fo-ett&w*  and  thy 

?  7'.  1 6. he  faid,I  feek  my  6rtffc«w 

46.3  1.  my  brethren  and  fathers  houfe  are  come 

47.1  .my  father  and  my  fcw&te  are  come 
HarW4.18.raum  to  my  brcth.  which  are  in  Egypt 
Jof.z.  1  j.will  fave  alive  my  father  &  my  brethren 

H.S. my  brcth. made  the  heart  of  the  peop.melt 
jfudg-  8- 1 9- they  were  my  brethren 

1 9. 1 3  .nay  my  bretbren,nay  I  pray  you  do  not 

1  Sa.  10.a9.let  me  get  me  away,and  fee  my  brcth. 

30.13.  ye  (hall  not  do  fo  my  brethren 

2  Sam.  1 9. 1  z.ye  are  my  brethren,ye  are  my  bone 
1  Cto.23  .a.heare  me  my  brelhren,and  my  people 
Neh.i.z.thm  Hanani  one  of  my  brethren  came 

4. 2  3 .1  nor  my  brethren  put  off  our  clothes 
5 . 1  o.I  likewife  and  my  brethren  might  exaft 
14.I  and  my  bretbr.ha.vc  not  eaten  the  bread 
fob  6.15  .my  tafow  have  dealt  deceitfully 

19. 1 3 .  he  hath  put  my  brethren  far  from  me 
Pfal.zz.il.  He  declare  thy  name  to  my  brethren 

Hcbr. z. 11. 

69.8.I  am  become  a  {hanger  to  my  brethren 

1 2 2. 8. for  my  brethren  and  companions  fake 

Ato.  12.48  .who  is  my  mother  ?&  who  are  my  br. 

Make  3.33. 

49.behold,my  mother  and  my  brethren 

Marine  3.34. 
2  5 .40.one  of  the  leaft  of  thefe  my  brethren 
28.10.go  tell  my  bretb-thit  they  go  into  Gal. 
Lu\.  8 . 2 1  .my  mother  and  my  brethren  arc  thefe 
John  20. 17  .go  to  my  brethren,  and  fay  unto  them 
KffW.7.4.wherefore  my  brethr.  ye  are  become  dead 
9.3  .accurfed  from  Chrift  for  my  brethren 
1 5. 1 4.I  am  perfwaded  of  you  my  brethren^hat 
1  Cor.  1. 1 1.  declared  to  me  of  you  my brethren 

n _ 2  7  .wherefore  my  breth.  when  ye  come  tog. 
Ephef.6. 10.  finally,my  te.be  ftrong  in  the  Lord 
Vhil.i .  1  .rinally,my  brethren,xe\oyee  in  the  Lord 
4. 1  ,therefore,my  brethren,  dearly  beloved  and 
Jam.  1 . 2. my  brethren}count  it  all  joy  when  ye  fall 
1 6. do  not  erre3niy  beloved  brethren 
19. wherefore  ,my  beloved  brethren,  let  every 
i.  1. my  brethren  have  not  the  faith  of  our  Lord 
1 4. what  doth  it  profit,my  &/<?ri»'ra,though  a 
3 . 1  .my  brethren, be  not  many  mafters 

1  o.my  breth.  thefe  things  ought  not  fo  to  be 

1 2.  can  the  fig-tree,my  brcth.bear  olive-ber. 

5.io.take,my  brethren,the  Prophets,  who  have 

1 2.but  above  all  things.my  brclh.Cweare  not 

1  John  3.i3.marvell  not,  my  bretbr.if  the  world 

Our  HBjctt)ien. 
Gen.i  1.3  2.before  our  brethren  difccrne,thou 
Nnm.zo.2,.  when  our  brethren  died  before  theLo. 
Deut.i.zS.ouv  breth.  have  dicouraged  our  heart 

a.B.when  we  palTed  by  from  our  brethren 
Jof.  1 7. 4. to  give  us  an  inherit. among  our  brethren 

2  Sam.  19.41  ,w  hy  have  our  brethren  ftollen  thee 
'  1  Ckr. l-i.z.let  us  fend  abroad  unto  our  brethren 

Neh.  5 . 5 .  our  flcfri  is  as  the  flefii  of  our  brethren 

8.  after  our  ability  have  redeemed  our  breth. 
AB.  i  5. 3 6.  let  us  °o  again  and  vi  fit  our  brethren 
2  Co, .  8 . 2  3  .or  qui-  brethren  be  enquired  of,  they 
Rev.  1 2.  lo.accufer  of  our  brethren  is  call:  downe 

Their  Ht3iethiClt. 
Gen  48.6.  flialbe  olkd  after  the  name  of  their  bre. 
W«w.8.26.fhalminifter  with  their  bre.in  the  tab. 
Dcut.iS.z.  have  no  inherit,  among  their  brethren 
1.8  .He  raifc  them  up  a  Proph.amog  their  br. 
Jof.z  2.7  .other  half  gave  Jofhua  among'their  bre. 
Judg.  18.8  .they  came  to  their  brethren  to  Zorah 
their  brethren  faid,What  fay  ye 
i4.the  five  men  faid  to  their  br.Do  ye  know 
10.13  .not  hearken  to  the  voice  of  their  brethr. 
2  i.2  2.their  brethren  come  to  us  to  complaine 
i  5a. 2. 26. people  return  from  following  their  br. 
2  K»*.i3.9.eat  of  the  unle.bread  among  their  bre. 
1  Cfc.5. 1  3  .their  bre. the  houfe  of  their  fath.Mkh. 
6.44.theirfe<f.  fons  of  Mer.ftood  on  the  left  h. 
43.  their  brethren  the  Levits  were  appointed 


7.  5.  their  brethren  of  Iffach.were  men  of  might 
8.3  a. thefe  alfo  dwell  with  their  breth. in  Jcru. 
9.6. of  Zerah,Jevel,and  their  brethren,6ao. 

9.theirto/j.accordingtotheirgener.9s6. 

1 3. their  brcthrcn,heads  of  their  fath.1760. 

i7.the  porters  were  Shallum  &  their  breth. 

25. their  breth. v/hich  were  in  their  villages 

3  2.other  of  their  bret.  were  over  the  Shew-b. 

38.  and  they  alfo  dwelt  with  their  brethren 
at  Jerufalem,over  againft  their  brethren 
11.32.  all  their  brethr.  were  at  their  command 

l<).  for  their  brethren  had  prepared  for  them 
1  %  .i6.David  fpake  to  the  chief  to  app.their^, 

i7.of  the  fonsof  Merari  their  brethr.  Ethan 

18.  with  them  their  brethr. of  fecond  degree 
16.38. and  Obed-Edom  with  theiv  brethr.SS. 
1 3 .1 2.Eleaz.had  no  fons  but  daug.&  their  br. 

3  2.keep  the  char,  of  the  fons  of  Aar.their  br. 
24. 3  1  .they  caft  lots  over  againft  their  brethren 
principall  fathers  overaga.their  you.bret. 
25.7.  numb.with  their  £re?fo\inftrufted  in  the 
26. 8. their  fons  and  their  b, ethr.able  men,  62. 
2  Chr.  j.i  2.Hem.&  their  br&ood  at  the  Eaft  end 
28 .8 .If.carried  away  capt.of  their  br. 200000 . 

1  j. brought  them  to  their  brethr. to  Jericho 
29.1 5.they  gathred  their  bret. &  fanct.themfe. 

3  4«their  brethren  the  Levits  did  help  them 
3  1 . 1 5 .to  give  to  their  brethrenby  courfes 
3  j.  1  f. their  breth. the  Levits  prepared  for  them 
Exra  3 .8  .the  remnant  of  their  iwffo.appo.Levits 

9.  fons  ofHcnadad  with  their  brethren  the 
6.20.  Levits  killed  the  paffo.for  their  brethren 
8.24.fepar.  n.of  the  chief  pr.&  10.  of  their  br. 
Nch.z.iS.  after  Rehum repaired  their  focf.Bavai 
5. 1  .a  great  cry  againft  their  brethren 
10.10.  and  their  brethren  Shebaniah  fealed 

29. they  clave  to  their  brethren  their  nobles 
1 1.1 2.  bret. tint  did  the  work  of  thehou.822. 

i4.theirfere^.mightymenof  valour,  128. 

1 9.their  brethren  that  kept  the  gates,  17  2. 

12.7.  thefe  chief  priefts,  and  their  breth.in  the 
9-Bakbuk.&  Unni  their  bret.wete  over  aga. 
24.Jefh.fon  of  Kadmiel  with  their  brethren 

1 3.1 3. office  was  to  diftribute  to  their  brethren 
Job  42.15  Job  gave  them  inher.  among  their  bre. 
/fi"-4i.8.he  flew  them  not  among  their  brethren 
Hfb.7.5.  tithes  of  the  people  that  is  of  their  breth. 
Rev.6. 1 1. their  brcth.  that  mould  be  killed  as  they 

Thy  ffiiethien. 
Gen.17.1p.  be  lord  over  thy  brethren 
31.37  .fet  it  here  before  thy  brethren 
3  7. 1  o.I  thy  mother  &  thy  breth. come  to  bow 
1 3. do  not  thy  breth.feed  the  flock  in  Shech. 
14. fee  whether  it  be  wellwiththy  brethren 
45. 17. fay  to  thy  brethren,  This  do  ye 
47.f.thy  father  and  thy  brethrenate  come 
48  .n.one  portion  above  thy  brethren 

49.8.  thou  art  he  whom  thy  brethr.  {hall  praife 
5  0.1 7. forgive  I  pray  thee  the  trefp.of  thy  bret. 

NiP.  1 6. 1  o.brought  thee  necr  to  him,&  all  thy  bre. 
1 8 . 2. thy  brethren  of  Levi  bring  thou  with  thee 

Deut.  15.7.  if  there  be  a  poore  man  of  thy  brethren 
17.15  one  from  among  thy  bret.malt  thou  fet 
1 8 . 1 5  .of  thy  brethren  like  unto  me,to  him  ye 
24. 14.net  opprefs  poor,  whether  of  thy  bret.or 

.7»/^  2. 18. {halt  bring  thy  breth.and  fathers  houfh. 

JW<r.i4.3.never  a  worn. among  thedaug.of  thy  t. 

1  Sa.  17.17  .take  now  for  thy  brethren  an  Ephah 

run  to  the  camp  to  thy  brethren 
1 8  .look  how  thy  brethren  fare 

2  Sa.  1 5.20.1'eturn  thou,take  back  thy  brethren 

2  Chr.z  1. 1 3. haft  flain  thy  brethren  better  then  thy 
Eya  7.18.  fliall  feem  good  to  thee  &  thy  brethren 
Jer.  1 2. 6. thy  brethren  have  dealt  treacheroufly 
E^k_.  1 1 . 1 5  .fon  of  man,  thy  brethren,  even  thy 

brethren,the  men  of  thy  kinred,  and  all 
Mat.  1 2.47.  thy  brethren  ftand  without,  defiring 

Mar.z.rz.  L«^.3.20. 
Luh_.  14. 1 2. call  not  thy  brethren}\e&  they  alfo  bid 

22.3  2.when  converted, ftrengthen  thy  brethren 
Rev. 19.10.I  am  of  thy  breth.that  have  the  teftim. 

22.9.am  thy  fellow -ferv.  &  of  thy  brethren  the 

rourl&ietlftzn. 

1  Gen.41. 19.  let  one  of  your  brethrenbe  bound 

33.  leave  one  of  your  brethren  here 
I  Lev.  to  .4.  carry  your  breth.  from  before  the  fanct 


6.1et  your  brethrcn,the  whole  houfe  of  Iftae! 

2  5-46.over your  te/w»  ye  mall  not  rule  with 
2v#7».i8.6.behold,I  have  taken  your  brethren 

3  2.6.fhall  your  brethren  go  to  war,and  ye 
Deut.  1 . 1 6\heare  the  caufes  between  your  brethren 

2.4.10  paffe  through  the  coaft  of  your  brethren 

3.18  .paffe  over  armed  before  your  brethren 

20.till  the  L.have  given  reft  unto  your  bret. 

„■  JoJb.i.i<;. 

Jof.1.14.  ye  fhall  paffe  before  your  brethr.  armed 

i2«3.ye  have  not  left  your  bre. thefe  many  dai. 

4>now  the  L.hath  given  reft  to  your  brethren 

8.divide  the  fpoilofyourenem.with  your  b. 

1  TQn.  1 2. 24.ye  fhall  not  right  againft  your  breth. 

zChron.11.4. 

1  Chr.  1 5. 1 2.fanftif.your  felvs  both  ye  &  your  br. 

2  Chr,  19. 10.  what  caufe  fhall  come  of  your  breth. 

and  fo  wrath  come  upon  you  &  your  bret. 
2 8. 1 1. deliver  thecapt.taken  of  your  brethren 
3  c7.be  not  like  your  brethren  which  trefpaffe 
9-if  ye  turn,your  breth.thAX  find  compaffion 
3  5. 5. ftand  accord.tothedivifions  of  your  bret. 
6.fanc~tifie  your  felves,  and  prepare 'your bre. 
Neh.4.14.  and  fight  for  your  brethren 

5.8.  will  you  fell  your  brethren 
lfa.66. 5. yom  breth.that  hated  you,  that  caft  you 

20.  fhall  bring  all  your  breth. iot  an  offering 
Jer.y.i  5. as  I  have  caft  out  all  your  brethren 

29.1 6. of  your  bret  .that  are  not  gone  into  capt. 
Hof.  z.  1  Say  ye  to  your  brethren, hmmi 
^£.5.47. if  ye  falute  your  brethren  only 
Ail.  3 . 2  2.raife  up  of  your  brethren  like  unto  me 

Chapr.7.37. 
i  Cor.6£  .and  wrong,and  that  your  brethren 
1  Ptf.j^.fame  arflift.are  accomplifh.in  your  bre. 
War. 

lfa.%  5. 1 3  .in  ftead  of  briar  {hall  come  up  mirtle 
E^.28. 24.no  more  a  pricking  briar  tothehou. 
Mici  .4.the  beft  of  them  is  as  a.  briar 

15#ar0. 
Judg.S. 7. then  will  I  teareyour  flefh  withbriars 

i6.he  took  the  Elders  of  the  city,  and  briars 
tfa.  5.6.there  fhall  come  up  briars  and  thornes 
7. 2 3. it  fhalbe  even  for  briars  and  thornes 
24.aU  the  land  fhall  become  briars  &  thorns 
2  5. there  (hal  not  come  thither  the  fear  of  b. 
9.i8.wickcdnes  fhall  devoure  briars  &  thorns 
10. 1 7.it  fhall  devoure  his  briars  in  one  day 
27-4.who  would  fet  briars  againft  me  in  battel 
3  2. 1 3. upon  the  land  fliall  come  up  briars 
E%e\.z.(>.  though  briars  and  thornes  be  with  thee 
Heb.6.S.  that  which  beareth  thornes  and  briars  is 

1  S£.i2.3.ofwhofe  hand  have  I  received  any  bri. 
Amo.%.11.  they  afflict  the  juft,  they  take  a  bribe 

1  Sa. 8. 3. his  fons  took^ifej,&  perverted  judem. 
Pfal.z6. 10. their  right  hand  is  full  of  bribes 
lfa.i  3 . 1 5.  fhaketh  his  hands  from  holding  bribes 

TH>iihzxy. 
Job  1y.34.fire  fliall  confumethetabern.of  bribery 

Gen. 1 1. 3. let  us  make  bric\,an&  burn  them 

they  had  brick,  for  ftone 

EOT.1.14.  lives  bitter  with  hard  bondage  in  bricl( 

5-7.no  more  give  the  peop.ftraw  to  make  iw/j 

i4.not  fulfilled  your  taske  in  making  brick 

16.no  ftraw  given,and  they  fiy,Make  brick 

2/^.6"  5. 3. and  burnetii  incenfe  upon  altars  of  bric\ 

EXod.^.S.  tale  of  the  brickes  which  they  did  make 
1 8  .yet  fliall  ye  deliver  the  tale  of  brieves 
19.  ye  fhal  not  minifh  ought  from  your  brie. 

lfa.g.  1  o.the  bricks  are  fallen  downe,but  we 
20£tcti=Mne. 

i  Sa.  1 2.3  i.made  them  paffe  thorow  thebrick-k'l. 

Jer. 47 .9. hide  them  in  the  clay,in  the  Wic\-\itne 

Nab.  7 .  i4.make  ftrong  the.trric\-kjlne 

Ifa.49. 1 8. bind  them  on  thee  as  a  bride  doth 

6i.io.asabri.  adornethher  felf  with  her  jew. 

62.5.3s  the  bridegroom  rejoyceth  over  thebri. 
Jer.z.7,z.ca.n3.  bride  forget  her  attire 

7.34.  caufe  to  ceafethe  voice  of  the  bnde 

Chapt.16.9. 

25.10.Ile  take  from  them  the  voice  of  the  bri. 


ii 


i.fhalU 


B  RI        BRI 

33.1  i.fhalbe  heard  the  voice  of  thebride 
foci  z.  1 6. and  the  bride  out  of  herclofet 
John  j.ip.he  that  hath  thefoi  is  the  bridegroome 
Rev.  18.13  .voice  of  the  bride  heard  no  more  at  all 
2 1 .  z.as  a  bride  adorned  for  her  husband 

j.Ile  (hew  thee  the  Eride,thz  Lambs  wife 
22.17  •t'ie  Spirit  and  the  Bride  fay,  Come 

Mat.9. 1  5 .  can  the  chil.  of  the  bndc-cbamb.moum 
Mar.z.  i^xan  the  childr.of  the  bride-chamber  faft 
L«^.f.34.canyemaketbcchild.ofthefc7.c/M.faft 

HiJitDegrooiti. 

P/2;/.  19.5/.  which  is  as  a  bridegroom  coming  out  of 
lfa.6 1 .  io.as  a  bridegroom  deckcth  himfelfe  with 

62.5  .as  the  bridegroom  vejoyceth  over  the  bride 

Jer.y.  j4.caufe  to  ceafe  the  voice  of  the  bridegroom 

Chapt.16.9. 

2  5 . 1  o.  lie  take  from  t  hem  the  voice  of  the  bri. 
33.1  i.fhalbe  heard  again  the  voice  of  thtbri-d. 

foci  2. 1 6. let  the  bridegroom  go  forth  of  his  ch.im. 
Mdt.r).  1  <j  .as  long  as  the  bridegroom  is  w  l  h  them 
Mar.z. \^.Lu\.<l.-))^. 
when  the  bridegroom  fhaibe  taken  from 
Mar. z.zo.  Lull.  <>.$  5- 
25.1  .went  fortli  to  meet  the  bridegroom 
5. while  the&i^>'.t3rried,they  all  flumbred 
6.bridcgroom  cometh,go  ye  out  to  meet  him 
io.whilethcy  went  to  buy,the/>;'iis/.,g''.came 
John  2.9.governour  of  the  feaft  called  the  bndegr. 
3 .29.  he  that  hath  t!:e  bride  is  the  bridegroom 
but  the  friend  of  the  brichgr.w  hich  ftands 
rejovccth,bccaufe  of  the  bridegr.  voice 
Rev.  18.23  .voice  of  the  bridegroom  heard  no  more 

2  K«2.i9.28.Iwillputmyfo7{feinthylips        i 

Ifaiah  37.29. 
Job  30.1  l.they  liave  let  loofe  the  bridle  before  me 

4 1 . 1 3.  who  can  come  to  him  with  his  dou.fci. 
Vfal.i  2.9-whofe  mouth  muft  be  held  withfoi^c 

3 9. i. lie  keep  my  mouth  with  a  bridle 
Pro.  26. 3  .a  whip  for  the  horfe,  a  bridle  for  the  affe 
J/i.  3  0.2  8. fhaibe  ^bridle  in  the  jaws  of  the  people 
Rev.  i4.20.cameout  of  the  wine-pr.tothehor.fc. 

TBlMZ.     S3*(i3letlj. 
Jam.\.z6.z\\(\  bridleth  nor  his  tongue,but  deceiv. 

3 .2 .and  able  alfo  to  bridle  the  w  hole  body 

Rom.  1 3. 9.  any  othercommand.it  is  brie  fly  compr. 
1  Tet.% .  1 2. by  Sylvanus  I  have  written  briefly 

^.46.4.  fuibiih tne  fpears,puton  the  brigmdine 
$  1.3  .him  that  lifteth  up  himfelf  in  his  brigand. 

Lev.  1 3 .2, a  man  dial  have  in  his  skin  a  bright  fpot 

Vcrfe  3  8 . 
4. if  the  bright  fpot  he  white  in  the  skin 
1 9.111  the  place  of  die  bile  there  be  a  fci.fpot 
2  3  .if  the  bright  fpot  fby  in  his  place 
24.  quick  fkfh  that  burnetii  have  a  fcvg.  fpot 

2  $  .if  the  haire  in  the  bright  fpot  be  turned 
26.  there  be  no  white  haire  in  the  bright  fpot 
28. if  the  bright  fpot  ftay  in  his  place 

3  9. if  the  bright  fpots  in  the  skin  be  darkifh 
14. 56.this  isthe  law  for  a  bright  fpot  or  fcab 

1  Kj».7.4j.  all  the  veff.Kiram  made  of  fci.braffe 
z  Chron.4.16. 
Job  37.1 1  .he fcattcreth  fiis  bright  cloud 

2i.and  now  menfee  nor  the  bright  light 
Cant.<$  .14.I11S  belly  is  asbright  Ivory 
Jer.t,  1.1  l.make  fc/gtethearrowes 
E^e\.  1. 1 3  .the  lire  was  brig.  &  out  of  the  fire  went 
2 1 . 1  5. ah, it  is  made  bright, it  is  wrapt  up 

2 1. he  made  his  arrow es  bright 
27. 1 9. Dan  and  Javan  occupied  bright  iron 

3  2.8.  all  the  fc/^.lights  of  heaven  will  I  make 
Nab. 3 .3 .  horfman  lifteth  up  both  the  bright  fword 
Zcch.  1  o.  1  .fo  the  Lord  fliall  make  bright  clouds 
Mat.  1  ■?.<{. 3. bright  cloud  ovcr-fhadowed  them 
!.«£. n.36\as  when  the  fcvg/tf  fhiw'ng ofacandle 
Acl.  10.30.  a  man  ftood  before  me  in  bright  cloth 
Rev.zz.  1 6.1  am  the  bright  morning-ftane 

li^tghtnes. 
z  Sa. zz.  1 3  .thvoughbrightnes  behrchim  were 
Job  3 1 .26. or  the  Moon  walking  in  brightnes 
7  fa.  18.12.  brightnes  before  him  thick  clouds  pail". 
I  fa.  59. 9. for  brightnes, but  we  walk  in  darknes 


BRI        B  R I 

60.3  .kings  to  the  brightnes  of  thy  riling 

19. for  brightnes  (hall  the  Moon  give  light 
,  6z.  1  .til  the  righteoufn.  thereof  go  forth  zsbr. 
£%7j.  i^.firc  infolding  it  felf,  &  brightnes  was  ab. 
27.appearan.of  fire,&  brightnes  round  about 
28.bow  in  the  cloud,fo  the  appe.of  the  brig. 
8. 2. as  the  appearance  of  brightnes,  as  colour  of 
io.4.full  of  the  brightnes  of  the  Lords  glory 
28.7.they  fliall  defile  thy  brightnes 

1 7  .corrupted  thy  wifdom  by  reafon  of  thy  b. 
DrfW.2.3 J  •  this  image,whofe  brightnes  was  excelle. 
4,36\minc  honour  and  biightnes  returned 
12-3.be  wifc,(hall  (hine  as  the  brightnes  of  the 
Amo.  5.  20. very  dark,and  no  brightnes  in  it 
HA3.4.  and  his  brightnes  was  as  the  light 
Act.z6. 1 3. a  light  from  heavoi,above  the  brightn. 
2  27^2.3 .deftroy  with  the  brigbtn.ot his  coming 
Heb.  1 . 3  .who  being  the  brightnes  of  his  glory 

Jofi .  1 e  .feet  of  the  priefts  dipped  in  the  brim  of 
1  l\in,7.z$  .ten  cubits  from  one  brim  to  the  other 

2  Chron.^.z. 
2  4.undcr  the  brim  of  it  round  about  knops 
z6.  brim  wrought  like  the  brim  of  a  cup 

zChron  4.5;. 
John  2. 7. filled  them  up  to  thtbrim 

2H5#inftone. 
Gra.19.24.on  Gomorrah  brimflone  and  fire 
Dent,  z  cj.  z  3.  whole  land  thereof  is  brimflone  &  fait 
Job  lS.i^Mwfttmefhdbc  fcatteredonhishabjt. 
Pfal.  1 1 .6.on  the  wicked  he  (hall  rain  &xt,brimfto. 
lfa.  3  o .  3  3 .  breath  of  t  he  L .like  a  ftrcam  of  brimft. 

3  4.0. and  the  duft  thereof  into  brimflone 

E^.  3  8 .2  2.1!e  rain  upon  him  fire  and  brimflone 

Lull.  17. 19. fame  day  Lot  went  out,it  rained  brim. 

Rev. 9.1  7 .  out  of  iheir  mouths  iflued  forth  brimft. 

Sreaft-plates  of  fire,  Jacinth,&  brimflone 

.  1 8  :third  part  of  the.  men  ki  lied  by  brimflone 

1-4. 10. fhaibe  tormented  with  fit e  &  brimflone 

1 9.20.  call  alive  into  a  lake  burning  with  bri. 

20.10.  deceiv.them  wascaft  in  the  lake  oibri, 

2  1 .8. part  in  the  lake  that  burns  with  fire  &  br. 

mum 

Gcn.6, 17. 1  do  bringz  flood  ofwat.on  the  earth 
1 9. two  of  every  fort  {halt  thoufciffg  into 
9. 1 4. when  I  bring  a  cloud  over  the  earth 
18. 16. went  tobring  them  on  their  way 

19.  that  the  L.  may  bring  upon  Abrah.that 
z-]  .Hf.brnig  it  tome,  that  I  maycate 

5.  went  to  hunt  forvenifon>  and  to  bring  it 
7.fcragmevenifon,  &  make  me  favou.meat 

1  o.flialt  bri.lt  to  thy  father,  that  he  may  eat 
1 2.1  fliall  bring  a  curfe  on  me,  Si  not  a  blefT. 

2  <,,.bring  it  to  me,  &  lie  eat  my  foil  s  venifon 
42. 20.bat  b/7»gyouryoungeft  brother  to  me 

Verfe  34. 

3  7. (lay  my  two  fc«s,if  I  bring  him  not 

43 .9.  if  I  bring  him  not  unto  thee,and  fct  him 
Chapt.44.32. 
1 6. bring  iheCc  men  home,and  flay,&  make 
4f.19.and  bringyour  father,  and  come 
48.9.iiWthemtome,andIlc  blcfTe  them 
Exod.  1  o.4.to morrow  will  Ifcv'.'thelocuftsinto 
1 1. 1.  yet  will  I  bring  one  plague  more  upon 
1 3 .  j  ,ic  fhaibe  when  the  Lord  (hall  bring  thee 

Vcrfe  11. 

18.19.that  thou  maiftiw/gthecaufesto  God 

2  2  .every  great  matter  they  fhal  bring  to  thee 

2 1. 6. his  mailer  fliall  bringhlm  unto  thejudges 

he  fliall  alfo  bring  him  to  the  doore  of 

22.13.if  it  betornein  picces,let  him  bri.it  for 

2 3. 4. (halt  furely  bring  it  back  to  him  againe 

19. the  lirft  of  the  firfl-fruits  thou  (halt  bring 

Chapt.34.26. 

20.Ilc  fend  an  angel  to  6/i.thee  into  the  pla. 

2  5.  z. that  they  bring  me  an  offering 

2 7.20. that  they  bring  thee  pure  oile  olive  brat. 

2^9. 3  .^%breadj,cakes,&  wafers  in  the  basket 

4-flialt  bring  Aaron  and  his  fons  to  the  door 

Cliapt.40.12. 

8  .thou  (halt  bring  his  fons,and  put  coats 

Chapt.40.14. 

3  2.2.break  oft'your  ear-rings,&  fo'.thehi  to  me 
3  j.^.whofo  is  of  a  willing  heart,  let  him  being 

29.  whofc  heart  made  them  willing  to  bring 
3  6. 5. the  people  bring  much  more  then  enough 


BR  I        BRI 

Levit.i. z.iizny  man  bringzn  ofFering»to  the  Lo  . 
ye  (hall  bring  your  offering  of  the  cattell 
% .priefts>Aarons  fons,fhaIl  bring  thebloud 

1  o.he  (hall  bring  it  a  male  without  blemifh 
1 3  .prieft  (hall  bring  it  all,  and  burn  it 

1 4.  he  (hall  bring  his  offering  of  turtle  doves 

1 5.  the  prieft  (hall  bring  it  to  the  altar 

Chapt.2.8. 
2.2.if  a  meat-offer,  bring  it  to  Aarons  fons  the 

4  if  thou  bring  an  oblation  of  a  meat-offer. 
8.ihalt£ragi:he  meat-offering  to  the  Lord 
1 1. no  meat-offer,  which  ye  (hall  fov»g  fhaibe 

4. 3  .prieft  do  (in,lct  him  bring  a  young  bullock 
4.  (hall  bring  the  bullock  to  the  doore  of  the 

5  .prieft  fliall  bring  the  bull.bloud  to  the  tab. 

Verfe  16- 
i4.if  the  cong.finAi.a  bullock bef.the tab. 

2  3  .ruler  (in  through  ignor.he  (hall  b/i.z  kid 

2  8.com.peopleJieihal  bri.o.  kid  of  the  goats 

3  2. if  hebring  a  lamb  for  a  fin-off.it  fhaibe  a 
f.6ihe  fliall  bring  his  trefpafle-offering 

CIi3p.6.6\&  19.2.1. 
7. if  he  be  not  able  to  bring  a  lamb,  then  he 

(hall  bri.iot  his  trefpaiie  two  turtle  doves 
8.he  fhail  bring  them  unto  the  prieft.   V.  1 2. 

1  i.1f  he  be  not  able  10  bri.tv/o  turtle  doves 
then  he  fhal  bri.ihc  tenth  part  of  an  Ephah 

i^.bring  for  his  trefpafs  a  r  <.m  without  blcm. 
7.29.offers  the  facrif.of  his  peacc-off.ihal  bring 

30. his  own  hands  (hzlbring  the  offerings  of 

the  fat  with  the  breaft,  it  lhall  he  brr,:g 

io.i5.heave-ihould.&  wave-br.it  dial  they  br. 

1 2.6.daies  of  her  parif.be  ftlhl.fhe  ihal  bring  a 

8. if  (lie  be  not  able  to  bring  a  lamb,  then  the 

(hall  bring  two  turtles,or  two  young  pi^e. 

1 4. 2  3  .he  fliall  bri.thtm  on  the  eighth  day  for 

15.29.omhe  8:h.dayfe!.2,turtles  to  the  prieft 

16. 9.  Aaron  (hall  bring  the  goat  on  which  the 

il.  bring  fire  and  incenfe  within  thevaiie 

1 5  .kill  the  goat,  St  bri  his  bloud  within  the 

20.he  fliall  bring  the  live  goat 
i7.5.totheendthechil.of  Ifr.may  ^.theirfac, 
bringthem  to  the  L.to  the  door  of  the  tab. 
i8.3.whitherI&>7Wyou,lhallye  not  do 
20. 22. land  whither  1 6«.you,fpue  you  not  out 
•  23.10.  then  ye  (hall  bring  afheaf  of  firft- fruits 
24-2.com.the  child.of  Ifr.t0fc7.thce  pure  oile 
26.2 1  .He  bring  feven  times  more  plagues 

2  5 .  He  bring  a  fword  upon  you  that  ihal  ave. 

3  i.llefciffgyCiurfanftuariestodefolation 
3  2.  lie  bring  the  land  into  defolation 

27. 9. if  it  be  a  beaft  whereof  men  bring  an  off. 
Num.  3 .6.  bring  the  tribe  of  Levi  necre 

f.9.every  offcr.they  (halfci.to  the  prieft  fhaibe 
1  j.ihallfci??^  his  wife  unto  the  prieft,  and 
he  fliall  fcwj;  her  offering  for  her 

1 6.  prieft  fliall  bring  her  neer  before  the  Lo. 
6.  icon  the  8t!  .day  he  fliall  bring  two  turtles 

iz.briv^fl.  lamb  of  the  firft  year  fora  trefpa. 

ifi.prieft  RxsMbring  1  hem  bef -.re  the  Lord 
&.$.bringthe  Levits  before  the  tab.of  the  cong. 

1  o.lhalt  bring  the  Levits  before  the  Lord 
1 1.1 6. bring  the  70. men  to  the  tab.of  the  con. 
1 3. 20. and  fcw?  of  the  fruit  of  the  land,  now 
14. 8. if  the  L.delight  in  us,then  he  will  bring 

i<J.becaufe  the  Lord  wasnot  able  to  fc.this 
D^tf.9.28. 

24.him  will  I  bring  into  the  land 
1 5  .^.bring  a  meat-offer. of  a  tenth  deale  of  fine 

9. then  fliall  he  fc'i.with  a  bullock  a  meat-of. 

1  o.thcu  (halt  bring  for  a  drink-offering  half 

1 8. vi hen  ye  come  into  the  land  whith.I  br. 

25.fhall  fci^gtheir  offering  a facrifice made 

27. if  a  foul  fin  through  ignor.fc7.afl1ego.it 
1 6. 9. hath  fcparated  you  to  fc'j.you  neer  to  him 

1 7  .bring  ye  before  the  L  every  man  his  cenf. 
1 8. 2. thy  brethren  of  Levi  bring  thou  with  thee 

1 3  .firft  ripe,  which  they  (hall  bring  to  the  L. 

15.  opens  the  matrice  which  they  fci.flialbe 
I9.2.fpeak  that  they  fcisgthee  a  red  heifer 
20.1 2.fhall  not  bring  this  congr.  into  the  land 
13.2.7  -lie  bring  thee  to  another  place 
28.26.day  of  your  firft-fru.when  ye  fc'.a  new 
31.5  .and  bring  us  not  over  Jordan 
T>eut.  1. 1 7  .caufe  that  is  too  hard,fcwg  it  to  me 
7.i.when  the  Lo.fhall  bring  thee  into  the  land 
26. neither 


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26.  neither  (halt  thoufegan  abomin.into. 
12.6  thither  ye  {hall  few  your  burnt-cfferings 

1 1. thither  ye  (hall  fowg  all  that  I  command 
a-i .  1 1  then  thou  (halt  fe  her  home  to  thy  ho. 
zi.i.Galtbmgit  unto  thine  owne  houfe 

8.that  thou  bring  not  bloud  on  thy  houfe 

2  j.i8.(hall  not  bring  the  hire  of  a  whore 
z6.z.brin?  of  the  firft-fmit,  &  put  it  in  the  baf. 
a8.36.the  L.flial feg  thee  &  thy  K.to a nat. 

49_the  L.fhall  bring  a  nation  againft  thee 
6o.he  wil  &OT  upon  thee  all  the  difeafes  of 
6 1  .them  w  ill  the  Lord  bring  upon  thee  * 
63.L.W1II  rejoyce  to  bringyou  tonought 
19.17.to  bring  upon  it  all  the  curfes  written 
30.5 .L ..will  fef  thee  into  the  land  thy  father 
lz.bring  it  tous,thatwe  may  hear  it.  V.13. 

3  i.zi.bring  the  child.of  Ifr.into  the  land  I  fw. 
J  3. 7. hear  the  voice  of  Judah,&  bri.  him  to  his 

fojh.  z.  1 8  .thou  (halt  bring  thy  father  home  unto 
i8.6.andfeg  the  defcription  hither  to  me 
1 5 . 1 5  .fo  the  Lord  (hall  bring  upon  you  all  evil 

Ruth  3 .  1  5  bring  the  vaile  that  thou  haft  upon  thee 

1  Sam.i.zz.  child  be  wcaned,&  then  He fe  him 

4.4.fentto  Shil.  to  bring  irom  thence  the  Arke 
6.7.andfe*gtheir  calves  home  from  them 
9.7.what  (hall  we  bring  the  man 

not  a  prefent  to  bring  the  man  of  God 

z2.bringthe  portion  which  I  gave  thee 
1 1 . 1  z.bn.  the  men  that  we  may  put  them  to  d. 
1 2  .g.bnng  hither  a  burnt-offering  to  me 
14.  i8.fezg  hither  the  Arke  of  God 

3 4. bring  me  hither  every  man  his  oxe 
•  1 5.3  z.bri.  hither  to  me  Agag  K.of  the  Amal. 
16.17.man  that  can  play  well,&  br.him  to  me 
ao.S.why  (houldft  thou  bring  me  to  thy  fath.  r 
Z2. y.bring  hither  the  Ephod.  Chap. 3 0.7. 
27.11  .faved  neither  man  nor  worn,  to  fetid. 

2  Sam.  3 . 1 2.my  hand  (halbe  to  bring  all  Ifr.abour 

1  3  .not  fee  my  face,except  thou  firft  briMic- 
13.11.fe2g  the  meat  into  the  chamber 
14.  io.whofo  faith  ought  to  thee,fo'.him  to  me 
if.  14  left  he  overtake  us,and  bring  evill  upon 
17. j. He  bring  back  all  the  people  to  thee 
1 3. all  Ifrael  (hall  bring  ropes  to  that  city 
I4.that  the  l^mightfeg  cvill  upon  Abfal. 
1 9. 1 1  .why  are  ye  the  laft  to  bring  the  king  back 

1  Kin.  3  .z^.bring  me  a  fw ord 

8. 3 2.to  fezg  his  way  upon  his  head 
1  j .  1 8  .bring  him  back  with  t  hee  to  th  ine  houfe 
1 4. 1  p.Ile  bring  evill  on  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 
17. 1  i.fa|me,I  pray  thee,a  morfell  ofbread 

1 2  .make  a  little  cake  firft,  and  fetfg  it  to  me 
20.3  3. go  ye,and  bring  him 
2 1. 21. behold,  He  bring  evill  upon  thee 

29.1k  not  bring  the  evill  in  his  daies 

in  his  fons  daies  Ik  bring  the  evill 

2  Kjtt.z.zo .fee  me  a  new  crufe 

3.15.  and  now  &««&  me  a  minltrell 
4,6. bring  me  yet  a  veflell 
41.  then  fezg  meale 
6. 1 9.1k  fo'itfg  you  to  the  man  whom  ye  feek 
1 2.4.mans  heart  to  bring  into  the  hou.of  the  L. 
22. 16. lie  bring  evill  upon  this  place 

2  Cfez.34.24.  ./£*■.  19.3. 
2o.feeall  the  evill  which  I  will  bring 

z  Chron.24.z8. 

1  Cbr.  1 3.  ^. to  bring  the  Ark  from  Kiriath-jearim 

1 2. how  (hall  I  bang  the  Arke  home 
i6.zg.bring an  offeiing,and  come  before  him 
2  x.z.bring  the  number  of  them  to  me 
22. 1 9. build  the  fanc~tuary,to  bring  the  Ark 

2  Chr.z.16.  wewillcutwood,and  fezg  it  to  thee 
.    29.3  i.ye  have confec.your  fclves,fe7gficrific. 

31.10.  fince  the  people  began  to  bri.  the  offer. 
E^ra  3 .7  .gave  mony  to  bring  Cedars  from  Leban. 
8.i7.that  they  (houldfeg  to  us  minifters 
3  o.took  the  weight  of  the  veffels,to  fehem 
Neb.  1 .9  .He  gather  them  thence,  and  bring  them 
5 .  5  .we  &w'?zg  into  bondage  our  fons 
8 . 1  .fpake  to  Ezra  to  bring  the  book 
1  o .  1 3 .  if  the  people  of  the  land  bring  ware 
3  4.caft  lots  for  wood-offering  to  bring 
3  <;.and  to  6/i?zg  the  firft- fruits  of  our  ground 
36.firftlings  of  our  herds  to  bring  to  the 
37.that  wefliould  bring  the  fhft-fru.of  dou. 
I  39.child.0flfr.8c  Levi  (hal  feoffer.of corn 


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1 1 . 1  .caft  lots,to  feone  of  ten  to  dwell  in  Jer. 
i2.27.fought  Levits  to  bring  them  tojerufale 
i3.i8.didnotour  Godfezfall  this  evill 

yet  ye  bring  more  wrath  upon  Ifrael 
Eft.  1.1  i.to  bring  Vafhti  the  Queen  before  K.  Ah. 
3.9.10  fez?  it  into  the  Kings  tteafury 
6.i.commanded  tobring  the  book  of  records 
g. br'mg  him  on  horfeback  through  the  ftreet 
i4.hafted  to  bring  Haman  to  the  banquet 
job  6.zzAiA  Ifay.Bring  unto  me 

io.9.wiltthou  bring  me  into  duft  againe 
14. 4.  who  can  bring  a  clean  thing  out  of 
.  18.14.it  (hall  bring  him  to  the  kingofterrours 
3cr.23.Iknow  thou  v/ihbring  me  to  death 
33.3  o.to  bring  back  his  fouie  from  the  pic 
39.1 2. wilt  beleeve  will  bring  home  thy  feed 
40. 1 2. look  on  every  proud  thing, bring  it  low 
Pfal.4.2 .  3  .let  them  bring  me  untt  thy  holy  hill 
6o.9_who  will  bring  me  into  the  ftrong  city 

17^.108.10. 
68.29.1haU  kings  bring  prefent?  unto  thee 

7  2.3  .mountains  dial  bring  peace  to  the  people 

ic.kingsofthe  Hies  (hallow ptefents 
76.11.bri.  prefents  to  him  that  ought  to  be  fe. 

8  x.z.bring  hither  the  timbrell 

94.23  (hall brim  upon  them  theirowniniquit. 
96.8  .bring  an  offering,  &  come  into  his  courts 
P^o.4.8, exalt  hcr,(hc  (hill  fezptheet)  honour 
29.8.fcornfull  men  bring  a  city  intoa  fnare    . 
2  3 .  a  mans  pride  (hall  bringhim  low 
£a/e^3.22.who(lial  bring  him  to  fee  wiat  (halbe 
1 1. 9. God  will  bring  thee  into  judgement 
i2.i4.G.(halfe?gevery  work  into  judgment 
Cant.S.z.  I  would  bring  thee  into  my  moch.houfe 
1 1. every  one  for  the  fruit  was  tofo'.a  1000. 
Ifa.  1 . 1 3 .  bring  no  more  vain  oblations 

7 . 1 7  -Lord  (hal  bring  upon  thee  daies  that  have 
14.2. p  'ople  (hall  fezg  them  to  their  place 

1  j.gAor  lie  bring  more  upon  Dimon 
23.9.L  ha  h  purpof.to bring  into  contempt  the 

25.1  i. bring  to  the  ground,even  to  the  duft 

3  1 . 2  .he  alfo  is  wife,and  will  bring  evill 
42. 16.  He  bring  the  blind  by  a  way  that  they 
43.5  .He  bring  thy  feed  from  the  Eaft 

6. bring  my  fons  from  farre 

4  j .  2 1  .tell  ye,  and  bring  them  neere 
46. 1 3 .1  bring  neere  my  righteoufneffe 
49.22.they  (hall  bring  thy  fons  in  their armes 
56.7.  them  will  I  bring  to  my  holy  mountaine 

5  8  -7  .that  thou  br'mg  the  poore,caft  out  to  thy 
60. 6. they  (hall  bring  gold  and  incenfe,  &  (hew 

9.Hles  (hall  wait  to  bring  thy  fons  from  far 
1 1  .that  men  may  bring  to  thee  the  forces  of 
i7.forbraffe  I  will  fezg;  gold,and  for  iron 
I  will  bring  lilver,  and  for  wood 
66.4.1k  bring  their  feares  upon  them 

9.1hall  I  bring  to  the  birth,and  not  caufe  to 
20. (hall  bring  all  your  brethren  for  an  offer, 
as  the  child.of  \i~r. bring  an  offer.in  a  clean 
Jer. 2..  1 4. and  He  bringyou  to  Zion 
4.6.  He  bring  evill  from  the  North 
5.1 5.1k  bring  a  nation  upon  you  from  far 
6. 1 9.1k  bring  evill  upon  this  people 
10.24.kft  thou  fezg  me  to  nothing 
1 1.8  .lie  bring  upon  them  all  the  words  of  the 
1 1  .He  bring  evill  upon  them  which  they 
2  3  .He  bang  evil  upon  the  men  of  Anathoth 
17.18  .bring  upon  them  the  day  of  evill 

1 8 .2  2.when  thou  (halt  bring  a  troup  fuddenly 
19.15  .Ik  feupon  this  city  all  the  evill  I  have 
23.12.  He  bring  evill  upon  them  in  the  year  of 

40.1k  bringzn  everlaft. reproach  upon  you 

2  5.9.  Ik  fezg Nebuchadnez.againft  this  land 

1 3  .Ik  bring  upon  that  land  all  my  words 
29.I begin  to  bring  evill  on  the  city 
26.15  .ye  (hall  furely  bring  innocent  bloud  on 
27.11.  nations  that  bring  their  neck  under  the 

1 2.fezgyour  necks  under  the  yoke  of  the 
31.8  .He  bring  them  from  the  North  country 

3  2.42.fo  w  ill  I  bring  upon  them  all  the  good 
3  3 .6.1k  bring  it  health  and  cure 

1 1. of  them  that  (hall  bri.  the  facrif  of  praife 
3  5. 2.  fezg  the Rechabites  into  the  houfe  of  the 

17.1k  bring  upon  Judahall  the  evill  I  have 
Chapt.36.31. 
3  9 . 1 6  .lie  bring  my  word  upon  this  city  for  evil 


BRI        BRj: 

1      4i.y.eighty  men  with  incenfe  tobring  to  the 
42. 1 7. none  (hall  efcape  from  the  evil  Ik  bring 
45. 5  .He  bring  evill  upon  all  rlefti 
48. 44.1k  feupon  Moab  in  the  year  of  its  vifi. 
49.  j .  Ik  bring  a  fear  upon  thee 

8.1k  bring  the  calamity  of  Efau  upon  him 
3  2.  Ik  bring  their  calamity  from  all  tides 
36.upon  Elam  will  I  br'mg  the  foure  winds 
3  7.1k  ivizzg  evill  upon  them.even  my  fierce 
5 1.64.  (hal  not  rife  from  the  evill  He  feupon 
Lam.  1.2 1  .wilt  bring  the  day  that  thou  haft  called 
£^-6-?-I3evenI  will  bring  a  fword  upon  you 
7.24.1k  bring  the  worft  of  the  heathen 
1 1 .8.have  feared  a  fword,&  lie  bring  a  fword 

9-Ile  bring  you  out  of  the  midft  thereof 
1 2. 13. Ik  fe?g him  to  Babylon.  Cha.  17.20. 
14. 1 7.if  1  brings  fword  upon  that  land 
20. 1  j  .1  lifted  up  mine  hand,I  would  not  bri. 
3  5.1k  bring  you  iwto  the  wilder,  of  the  peo. 
37.1k  bringyou  into  the  bond  of  the  coven. 
42.(hal  know  I  am  the  L.when  I  bring  you 
2 1 .  29.  to  bring  thee  upon  the  necks  of  them 
23.22.Ikfe  them  againft  thee  on  every  fide 
26.7.1k  bring  upon  Tyrus  Nebuchadnezzar 
28.7.1k  bring  ftrangers  upon  thee 

1 8  .Ik  bring  thee  to  afties  upon  the  earth 
29.8  .Ik  bring  a  fword  upon  thee.     Ch.  5.17. 
3  2.9.  when  I  (hall  bring  thy  deftrucrion 
3  3.2/when  I  bring  a  fword  upon  the  land,if 
34. 1 3  .He  bring  them  to  their  owne  land 

N      Chap.36.  24.   &  37.21. 

36. 1 1. they  (hall  increafe,and  bring  fruit 

37. 1 2. and  He  bring  you  into  the  land  of  Ifrael 

38.1 6.1k  bring  thee  againft  my  land 

i7.that  I  would  bring  thee  againft  them 
3  9. 2.1k  bring  thee  upon  the  mount  of  Ifrael 

Dan.  1 . 3  .king  (pake  that  they  fhould  fecertain  of 
3.13  .Nebuch.  in  his  rage  comanded  to  bri.  Sh. 
5.2.  Belih.  comanded  to  bring  the  filver  vefll-ls 

Hof. 2. 14.1k  allure  her,&  bring  her  into  the  wild. 

Amos  4.1. .bring,  and  let  us  drink 

4.fow  your  facrifices  every  morning 

Jonah  1. 1 3  .neverthekfs  men  rowed  to  fet  to  la. 

Mic.  1 . 1 5  .yet  will  I  bring  an  heire  unto  thee 

Zepb.  1. 1 7. Ik  bring  diftreffe  upon  men, that  they 
3.5 .every  morning  doth  he  bringhis  judgment 
10. daughter  of  my  difperfed  (hall  bring 

Hdg.  1 .8  .go  up  to  the  mountain,and  bring  wood 

Zafc.8.8.Ikfes!j;them,&  they  (hall  dwell  in  the 
io.io.Ikferwgtheni  into  the  land  of  Gilead 
i^.Q.I\e bring  the  third  part  through  the  fire 

Mai. 2.. ia. brmgyeaW  the  tithes  into  the  ftore-ho. 

Mat.z.  1 3  .be  thou  there  till  I  bring  thee  word 
5.23.ifthou  fe/i^  thy  gift  to  the  altar 
1 4. iS. bring  them  hither  tome 
i  j. 17. bring  him  hitherto  me.         Mar.y.iy. 
2i.2.1oofe  them, and  bring  them  to  me 
28 .8. did  run  to  bringhis  difciples  word 

M.ar.7.1 2.  they  bring  to  him  one  that  was  deafe 
8. 22. they  bring  a  blind  man  to  him 
n.2.1oofe  him,  andfezghim.      lu\.  19.30. 
12.15  .bring  me  a  penny,that  I  may  fee  it 
I5.22.they6w^him  unto  the  place  Golgatha 

i^.i.  10.I  bringyou  good  tidings  of  great  joy 
8.i4.andfcra?gnorruit  toperfeftion 
9.4i.fezgthyfon  hi-ther 
1 2 . 1 1 .  w hen  they  feyou  unto  the  Synagogue 
15.23  .bring  hither  the  fatted  calfe 
i9.27.fejghither,and  flay  them  beforeme 

John  10. 1 6. them  alfo  I  muft  fezg,they  (hal  heare 
14.26.fezf  all  things  to  your  remembrance 
1 8. 29. what  accufat.fe«I  you  againft  this  man 
2  i.io.bri  of  the  fi(h  which  ye  have  now  caug. 

,4#.5.28.intend  to  bring  this  maris  bloud       : 
7.6.that  they  ihouU  bring  them  into  bondage 
9.2.he  miijht  bring  them  bound  to  Jerufalem 
2 1.  that  he  might  bring  them  bound  to  the 
22.5.I  went  to  Damafcus  to  fehem  that  were 
2j.io.tofef,g  him  into  thecaftle 

17. bring  this  young  man  to  the  chief  captain 
1 8. prayed  to  bring  this  young  man  to  thee 
24.to  bring  him  fafe  to  Felix  the  Governour 
24. 1 7  -I  came  to  bring  almes  to  my  nation 

Rom.  10- 1 5.  and  bring  glad  tidings  of  good  things 

1  Cor.  1. 1 9-Ik  fezg  to  nothing  the  tmdetftand. of 

28 .  to  bring  to  nought  things  that  are 

4. 5. who 


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4.?  .who  willbring  to  light  hidden  things  of 
i7.who  (hall £/i;zg you  into  rememb.of  my 
9- 27. and  bring  it  into  fubjection 
16.3. to  bring  your  liberality  unto  Jerufalcm 
6. that  ye  may  bringmt  on  my  joumie 
z  Cor.  1 1 .  10.  if  a  man  bring  you  into  bondage 
Gd/.i.4,that  they  might  bring  us  into  bondage 
j.Z4.1aw  was  our  fchool-mafter  to  bring  us 
i  Tk/^.  14. will  Godbring  with  him 
i  Tim.$.  1 1  .take  Mirk,  and  bring  him  with  thee 

i  3  .the  cloak  I  left  with  Carpus  A.  with  thee 
Tit .  3.13  .bring  Zenas  the  Lawyer 
i  Pet.  3.18  .that  he  might  bring  us  to  God 
2  Ptf.2.i.fowz£uponthernfelvcsfwift  deftrudioft 
1 1 .  bring  not  railing  accufation  againtt 

2  John  1  o.  if  any  come,  &  bring  not  this  doctrine 

3  John  6. if  thou  bring  forward  on  thy  journie 
fude  p.durft  not  fc/J.againft  him  a  railing  accufat. 
Kcf.11.z4.  kings  of  the  earth  do  bring  their  glory 

26.  {hall  6w#g  the  glory  and  honour  of  the 
Wlin^againe. 

Gra.24.  f.muft  I  needs  bring  thy  fon  againe 

6.bring  not  my  fon  thither  againe.      Ver.8. 
28.15  .lie  bring  thee  againe  into  this  land 
j  7 . 1 4. and  bring  me  word  againe 
41.37.  lie  bring  him  to  thee  againe 
48.11  .^i'i.you  again  to  the  land  of  your  father 

Num.17. 10. bri.  Aitons r0^  again  before  the  teft. 
22. 8. lodge  this  night,&  Ile^.you  word  aga. 

Deut .  1 .  zz. bring  us  word  again  by  what  way  we 
21.1  .in  any  cafe  ba.thtm  again  to  thy  brother 
28.68.  the  L.ihall  6;iffg thee  into  Egypt  again 

Judg.  1 1. 9. if  ye  bringmt  home  again  to  fight 
19.3  .her  husband  went  to  bring  her  again 

2  S<w#.i2.2  3.can;I  bring  him  backe  againe 
14.1 1. brim  the  young  man  Abfalom  again 
15.8  .if  the  L.flial  bring  me  again  to  Jerufalem 

2  5. he  will  bring  me  yet  againe,and  (hew 

1  Yj.n.% .  3  4.hear  in  heaven,  &  bring  them  again  to 

1  2  Chron.6.z  5. 

1 2 . 1 1  .to  bri.tht  kingdom  again  to  Rehoboam 

2  Chron.  1 1 . 1 . 

1  Cbr.  1 3 .3  .let  us  bring  again  the  Ark  of  our  God 
2 1 .1 2.advifc  what  word  I  (hall  bring  againe  to 

2  Cfo.24. 19  .he  fent  Prophets  to  foi.them  againe 
Neh.g.zg.that  thou  mightft  bringthem  again  to 
Pfal.68. zz.llt  bring  againe  from  Baflian 

He  fcyiwg  again  my  people  from  the  depth 
Pro.  1 9. 24.W1II  not  bring  it  to  his  bofome  againe 
26.15.  grieveth  him  to  bri.it  again  to  his  mo. 
lfa.-i^.'i.Wtbiing  again  the  (had.  of  the  degrees 
46 .8  .bring  it  againe  to  mind 
49. 5 .  to  bring  Jacob  againe  to  him 
51.8.  when  the  Lord  mail  bring  again  Zion 
Jer.  12.15  •fr'tf.S  tnern  again  every  man  to  his  her. 
if.i^.'f  thoureturn,thenwiil  I  bri.  thee  again 
16.  15. lit  bring  them  againe  into  their  land 

Chap.  14.6. 
23.3  .He  bring  them  again  to  their  folds 
28.3  .within  2.years  He  i/i.again  all  the  veflels 
4.Ile  bring  again  to  this  place  Jeconiah 
6.L.perform  thy  words  to  bri.  again  the  vef. 
29.14.  Ilefci.you  again  into  the  place  whence 
3  0.3.  lie  bring  again  the  captivity  of  my  people 
lS.llt  bring  againe  the  capt. of  Jacobs  tents 
3 1.2 3. when  I  ihzllbr'mg again  their  captivity 
3  2 . 3  7  .lie  bring  them  again  to  this  place 
43.47.  yet  will  I  bring again  thecapt.of  Moab 
49. 6. He  bring  again  the  captivity  of  Moab 

3  9.1k  bring  again  the  captivity  of  Elam 
%o.ig.\lt  bring  ifrael  again  to  his  habitation 

E%gk.- 1 6. 5  3  .when  I  iliall  bring  again  their  captiv. 
then  will  I  bring  again  the  capt.of  thy  capt. 
29. 1 4.1k  bring  again  the  captivity  of  Egypt 
3  4.i6.Ile  tog  again  that  which  was  driven 
39.25.now  will  I  bring  again  the  capt.of  Jacob 
Joel  3 . 1  .when  I  (hall  bring  again  thecap.of  fudah 
Amo.9.14.  He  fe*i.again  the  captivity  of  my  peop. 
Zepb.$.  20.at  that  time  will  I  bring  you  again 
Zech.  1  o  .6.1k  bring  them  again  to  place  them 

io.Ile  bring  them  again  out  of  Egypt 

Mcit.  z-  8 .  bring  me  word  again  that  I  may  worfhip 

JBlinz'mto  captivity.  See  CapUfottp, 

Gcn.4.z.-$8. bring  down  my  gray  hairs  with  forrow 
Chapt.44.29. 


BRI        BRI 

43 .7.would  hy,Bringyo\ir  brother  downe 

44. 2 1 .  bring  him  down  to  me,that  I  may 

3 1. (hall  bringdown,  the  gray  haires  of  thy 
45.13  .hafte  and  bring  down  my  father  hither 

Deut.g.  3 .  he  (hal  bri.thtm  down  before  thy  father 
2 1  .^.bring  down  the  lieifer  to  a  rough  valley 

Jitdg.-j .^.bring  them  dofwn  unto  the  water,  and 

1  Sam.  3  o.  1 5 .  Ik  bring  thee  down  to  this  compa. 

canft  thou  bring  me  down  to  this  comp. 

2  &*0Z.22.28.eieson  the  haughty  to bri.thtm  do. 
1  fyn.i .3  3. and  tog  him  down  toGihon 

z.g.bring  down  hies  h  jare  head  with  bloud 
5 .9. my  ferv.fhall.  bring  them  down  from  Leb. 
PJal.  1 8 .  i7.but  will  bring  down  high  lookes 

55.13  .(halt  brimg  them  down  into  the  pit  of 
J/2r.i5.5.(halt  briny,  down  the  noife  of  ftrangers 
1 1  .he  tfhall  Siring  down  their  pride 
1 1.  high  foirt  of  thy  walls  (hall  he  bri.down 
6}. 6.  He  bri.d own  their  ftrength  to  the  earth 
yes\ 49. 1 6.1k  bring  thee  down  from  thence 

5 1 .40.1k  king  them  down  like  lambs 
Etek_.  1 3. 1 4.fo-will I  bri.  down  the  wall  to  the  gr. 
26.10 .when  I  (hal  bring  thee  down  with  them 
28. 8. they  QxAlbring  thee  down  to  the  pit 
Hof.-j .  1 1..  Ik  bri.them  down  as  the  fowles  of  he. 
Joel  3  .i.Jle  hing  therri  down  to  the  valley  of  Jeh. 
Amo.  3 . 1 1 .  he  (hall  bring  down  thy  ftrength 

9.i.chough  climb  to  heaven,Ik  bring  down 
Obad.  3  -thai?  fayeft,Who  (hall  bring  me  down 

4.thongh  among  ftarsjthence  Ik  bring  down 

AEi.  13 . 1  7  .that  he  bri.  him  down  to  you  to  morr. 

lo.Jews  detire  that  thou  wouldft  fo-.do.Pa. 

Rff7w.io.6.that  is>  tob«.Chrift  down  from  above 

%itn%  forth. 
Gen.  1 .  11  .let  the  earth  bring  forth  grade 

2.0.  let  the  waters  bring  forth  abundance 
24«earth  bring  forth  the  living  creature 
3.  i6.in  forrow  (halt  thou  bring  forth  children 

18.  thiftks  (hall  it  bring  forth  to  thee 
8.17  .bring  forth  with  thee  every  living  thing 
g>„7. bring  forth  abund.in  the  earth,and  muuit. 
3  8.  zq.brirtg  her  forth,and  let  her  be  burnt 
EHod.  3 . 1  o.thou  maift  bring  forth  my  people 
n.whoaml  that  I  (houldbring  forth 
7-4.that  I  may  bring  forth  my  armes 
8.3  .and  the  rivers  (hall  bring  forth  frogs 
iS.Magiciansdid  fo  to  bring  forth  lice 

1  f«f . 24. 1 4ii«?g  forth  him  that  hath  curfed 

2  3  .Mofes  fpake,  that  they  (hould  bring  forth 
2  5 . 2 1  .it  (hall  b«?«>  forth  fruit  for  3  .yeareS 
26.10.  and  bring  forth  old,becaufc  of  the  new 

Ate.  19. 3  .Eleazer  may  br.thc  heifer  forth  witho. 
zo.8.bring{orth  water  out  of  the  rocke 

Veut.  14.28  jt  the  end  0(3. ye. bri.  forth  all  theti. 
17.5-then  flialt  thou  bring  forth  that  man,  or 
22.15.6/"?.  forth  the  tokens  of  the  damof.virg. 

Jof.z.T,.  bring  forth  the  men  that  are  come  to  thee 

Judg.6. 1 8 .untill  I  come  &  bring  forth  my  prefent 

19.22.  bring  forth  the  man  that  came  into  thy 

2  Kjn.io.zi.brir.ig  forth  veftments  for  all  the  wor. 

19.3  .and  there  is  not  ftrength  to  bring  forth 

lfaiab  37.3. 

2  3  .q.bring  forth  all  the  veffels  made  for  Baal 
E'Zia  i.S.thofe  did  Cyrus  bri.fotth  by  the  hand  of 
fob  1 4. 9. and  bring  forth  boughs  like  a  plant 

1 5.3  5. conceive  mifchief,&  feg  forth  vanity 
38.32.  canft  thou  bring  forth  Mazzaroth 

3  9.1. when  thevrild  goats  bring  forth 

2.knoweft  thou  the  time  when  they  br.hnh 
3.theybow  themf.theyi?OT forth  theiryou. 
40.  zo.the  moun  taines  bring  him  forth  food 
PJal.  3  7. 6. he  (hall  bring  forth  thy  righteoufnes    ; 
92.14.they  (hall  &i\l  bring  forth  fruit  inold 
104. 14. that  he  may  bring  forth  food  out  of 
1 44. 1 3. that  our  (heep  may  bring  forth  thoufa. 
P>'o.27.i.knoweftnot  what  a  day  may  bring  forth 
lfa.^.z.ht  looked  that  it  (hould bring  forth  grapes 
4.wherefore  when  I  looked  it  (hould  br.for. 

2  3 .4.I  travell  not,nor  bring  forth  children 

3  3 . 1 1  .ye  (hall  bring  forth  ftubble 
41.21  .bring  forth  your  ftrong  reafons 

22.1et  them  fci.them  forth,  &  (hew  us  what 
42.1  .he  (hal  bri. forth  judgement  to  the  Gent. 

3  .he  (hall  bring  forth  judgement  unto  truth 
43. 8.  bring  forth  the  blind  people 

9. let  them  bring  forth  their  witnefles 


B  R  I        BJR  .1 

45.8.kt  them  bring  forth  falvation 

5  5.io.watereth  the  earth,&  maketh  it  &r.f0rth 
59-4.they  bring  forth  iniquity 

6  5 .9.1k  bring  forth  a  feed  out  of  Jacob 

23.  nor  bring  forth  for  trouble 
66. 8. earth  made  to  bring  forth  in  one  day 
9 .bring  to  the  birth^  not  caufe  to  bri.fonh 
(hall  I  caufe  to  bri.  forth,  &  (hutthewomb 
fer.  1 2. 2.they  grow,yea  they  bring  forth  fruit 

5 1.44.1k  bri.  forth  of  his  mouth  that  he  hath 

E^fc  1 2.4.thou  br.fonh  thy  ftufFe  in  the  day  time 

*i7.3.good  foil,that  it  might  fo-i.forth  branch. 

23.I  plant  it,  and  it  (hall  bring  forth  boughs 

20.6.  lifted  up  my  hand  to  bring  them  forth  of 

3  8.1k  bring  them  forth  of  the  country  where 

28.  vK.  Ik  bring  forth  a  fire  in  themidft  ofthee 

3  i.6.did  the  beafts  bring  forth  their  youn<* 

3  8.4.1k  bring  thee  forth  and  all  thy  army3 

47. 1 2.  it  (hall  bring  forth  new  fruit  accordi.to 
Hof.9. 1 3  .Ephr.fhal  bring  forth  his  child.to  murd. 

1 6.though  they  bring  forth3yet  will  I  flay 
Mic.4.  *  °-be  in  pain3labour  to  bring  forth 
7.9.he  will  bringmt  forth  to  the  light 
Zc^.2.2.before  the  decree  bring  forth 
Zccb.^.8.llt  bring  forth  my  fervant  the  Branch 
4.7. he  (hall  bring  forth  the  head-ftone  with 
5.4.1k  brmgit  forth,and  it  (hall  enter 
Mat.  j .  2 1  .and  (he  (hal  1  bring  forth  a  fon 

23«yirgin  with  child,and  (hall  bring  forth 
3.8. bring  forth  therefore  fruits  meet  for  repen. 
7. 1 8. a  good  tree  cannot  bring  forth  evill  fruit 
£^6.43.' 
nor  a  corrupt  tree  bring  forth  good  fruit 
Lu\e6.ns. 
Ato%4.20.and  bring  forth  fruit,fome  3o.fold 
Lu\.  1 . 3 1  .(halt  conceive  in  thy  womb,  &  fc^.forth 
3.8, bring  forth  fruits  worthy  of  repentance 
8.1 5. and  bring  forth  fruit  with  patience 
1  ^.zz.  bring  forth  the  beft  robe 
John  1 5.2.puigeth,that  it  may  bring  forth  more 
1 6.1  have  ordained  you3thatye  (hould  br.io. 
1 9 .4.I  bring  him  forth  to  you,that  ye  may 
Acl.i  2.4-intending  after  Eafter  to  fc'i.him  forth 
Rom.?. t.that  we  (hould  bring  forth  fruit  to  God 
5. to  bring  forth  fruit  ui^j  death 

Exod.6.S.  Ik  bring  you  in  unto  the  land  concern. 
1 5. i7«thou  (halt  bring  them  in,&  plant  them 
16.5.  on  the  (ixth  day  prepare  that  they  bri.in 
23.23  .mine  angel  (hall  go,and  bringthec  in 
26.3  3. that  thou  maift  bringin  thither  within 
40.4.thou  (halt  bring  in  the  table 

thou  (halt  bring  in  the  candkfticke 
Levit.6.z  1  .when  it  is  baken,  thou  (halt  bringit  in 
Num.  14.31  .(hould  be  a  prey,them  will  I  bring  in 

20. 5  .to  bring  us  in  unto  this  evill  place 

DfHf.4.3  8. t0  bring  thee  in,to  give  thee  their  land 

6. 2 3. brought  us  thence,that  he  might  br.as  in 

2  Sam.g.  1  o.thou  (halt  bring  in  the  fruits  that  thy 

1  Cfo\9.i8.that  they  {hould  bringthzm  in  &  out 

1  Cfcr.  24.6.haft  not  requi.Levites  to  bri.in  out  of 

9-made proclamation  tobringia  to  the  Lord 

28. 1 3 .  ye  (hall  not  bring  in  the  captives  hither 
Jer.  1 7 . 1 1  .nor  bring  in  by  the  gates  of  Jerufalem 

24*0  bring  in  no  burden  on  the  Sabbath  day 
Dan.  1 . 1 8  .the  K.had  faid  he  (hould  bring  them  in 
2.24  bringmt  in  before  the  King,  and  Ik  (hew 
4.6.I  make  a  decree  to  bri.  in  all  the  wife  men 
5 .7 .  King  cried  to  bring  in  the  Aftrologers 
9. 24. and  to  bring  in  everlaftingrighteoufnefle 
H<Jg.  1. 6. have  fown  much,and  bring  in  little 
Lu\.  5 . 1 8 .  they  fought  meanes  to  bring  him  in 

i9.could  not  find  by  what  way  to  fo-.him  in 
1 4. 2 1  .bring  in  hither  the  poore,  the  maimed 

2  Ptf.i.i.who  privily  flull  bring  in  damnable 

UBilngo/tf. 
Gen.  19.^ .bring  them  out  to  us,that  we  may  know 
8  .let  me  bring  them  out  to  you,and  do 
1  z.br'mg  them  out  of  this  place 
40. 1 4.and  bring  me  out  of  this  houfe 
50. 24,and  bring  you  out  of  this  land 
Exod.6.6.llt  bring  you  out  from  under  the  burden 
1  ^>to  bring  the  children  of  Ifra.out  of  Egypt 
Ver.26,27.&Chap.7.5.&  12.51. 
Scjerem.^  1.32. 
3  2. 1 2.fbr  mifchiefe  did  he  bring  them  out 

Ifv.23.17.fe' 


B  RI       B  R I 

J  m.i  7.  toout  of  your  habit.tvvo  wave  loaves 
Vea.lx.19.hxha  &  mother  tog  him  out  to  the 

Laj.then  they  mall  tog  out  the  damofell 
z4.then  ye  (hall  bring  both  out  to  the  gate 

24.1  1  .(hall  tog  out  the  pledgeabroad 
ftf  6  zz.tofout  thence  the  woman,  &  all  that 

IO„  ftnjff  out  thofe  five  kings  unto  me 
7«^6.30.togoutthyfon,that  he  may  die 

i"o  24  them  will  I  bring  out  now,and  humble 
1  Km10.19.iox  the  K.of  Syr.did  they  bring  out 
1  dw  9  z8.thatthey  fhould  tog  them  out  by  tale 
Ffd.i<;'.i7-Obringthoa  me  out  of :my  diftreffes 

i4l.'7.togniyfouleoutofprilbn 

iL  1  l.thy  rightcoufn.fakc  tomy  foul  out  of 
Ifa  A  7. to  bring  out  the  pnfoners  from  the  pnf. 
4r  8  i.they  dial  tog  out  the  bones  of  the  kings 

,Yzj.fo  they  mall  tog  out  all  thy  wives 
jftfefc  1 1 .7  -but  He  tog  you  forth  out  of  the  midlt 

20.24.He  few  you  out  from  the  people 

Chapt.34.13. 
4 1  .He  accept  you,when  I  tog  you  out 

24.6.tog  it  out  piece  by  piece 
Amo.6. 1  o.he  that  burnetii  hinyo  br.out  the  bon. 
^ff.i7.5.houfe  of  Jafon,&  fought  to  tohem  out 

Gw.41.3a.G0d  will  fhortly  tog  it  to  pafle 

50.10.to  togto  pafle  as  at  this  day  to 
P/<z/.37.$.and  he  fhall bring  it  topafle 
lfa.zS.z  i.togto  pafle  his  aft,  his  ftrange  act 
'    46. 1 1 .1  have  fpoken  it,  I  alfo  will  btjt  to  pais 

IBiing  up. 
Ge«.46.4.11e  alfo  furely  bring  thee  up  againe 
Exod.7,. 8.  and  to  tog  them  upout  of  that  land 
1 7.I  havefaid,Ile  bring  you  up  out  of  the 
3  3 . 1  z.bring  up  this  people 
Nw».  14.37  .thofe  men  that  did  bring  up  evill  rep. 
ao.zj.t-ike  Aaron  &  Eleazer,tozg  them  up  to 
Dezd.zz.14.to?  up  an  evill  name  upon  her 
Judg.6.1 3 .  did  not  the  L.  bring  us  up  from  Egypt 
1  Sam.  19.15  -bring  him  up  to  me  in  the  bed 
28.8  .bring  me  him  up  whom  I  fhall  name 
1 1  .whom  fhall  I  bring  up  unto  thee 

bring  me  up  Samuel 

1 5.  why  haft  thou  difquiet.me  to  tome  up 

2&f.z.3.men  that  were  with  him  did  Dav.toup 

6.z.to  tozgupfrom  thence  the  Arke  of  God 

1  Chron.  1 3 .6. 

1 10«.8.i.  to  tog  up  the  Arke  out  of  Z  ion 

z  ctoz.  5.2. 
4.the  Arke,  tabern.&  vef.did  the  Lev.toup 
z  Chron.  5.5. 
1  Cbr.  15.3  .Dav.gathr.all  Ifr.to  tog  up  the  Arke 
u.  fanftifieyour  fclvesthatye  may  bringup 
14-fothe  Prie.  &  Lev.fanft.themf.to  toup 
z5.Dayid,Eldtrs>Capt.went  to  tog  up  the 
i7.5.not  dwelt  inahoufe,!ince  I  did  bring  up 
Exra  1 . 1 1  .all  thefe  did  Shefhbazzar  bring  up 
Nch.  io.38.Levitcs  fhall  bring  up  the  tithe 
Ifa.  z  3 .4.  do  I  nourilh  young  men,or  bring  up  vir. 
Jer. 11.7.  zz. then  will  I  tog  them  up,  andreftore 
E%ek- 1 6.40. fhall  bring  up  a  company  againft  thee 
z 3. 46.1k  bring  up  a  company  upon  them 
z6.19.when  I  iImII  tozgup  the  deep 
29.4.1k  bring  thee  up  out  of  the  midft  of  riv. 
3 2. 3. they  fhall  bring  zhee  up  in  my  net 
3  7.6.and  lie  bringup  fkfh  upon  you 
Hof.9. 1  z.  though  they  bring  up  their  children 
Amo-%.  1  o.He  bring  up  fackcloth  upon  all  loines 
Rom.  1  o . 7  .that  is,to  bring  up  Chrift  from  the  dead 
Epb.64.brmg  them  up  in  the  nurture  &  admonit. 

Hungers.    " 
z  Kjn.  1  o. 5.  the  bringers  up  of  children  fent  to  Je. 

Ringed. 
1  Kjn.i.^.z.9.  valiant  man,&  bringeft good  tidings 
fob  14.3  .bringeft  me  into  judgement  with  thee 
I/a.40.9.0  Jerufalem,that  bringeft  good  tidings 

O  Zion,that  bringeft  good  tidings 
.4tf.17.20.thou  bringeft  certaine  ftrange  things 

I&iingetij. 
Extd.6.7  .bringeth  you  out  from  under  the  burden 
Levit.i  1  -4r  .1  am  the  L.that  bringeth  you  up  out 
1 7  .^.brimeth  it  not  to  the  doore  of  the  tabern . 

Verfe9. 
Veut.i.f.  Lord  thy  God  bringeth  thee  into  agood 
14.aa.tmly  tithe  that  the  field  bringeth  forth 


BRI      BRI 

1  Sam.  z.6. bringeth  down  to  the  grave,&  bringeth 

7. he  bringeth  low, and  lifteth  up 
z  Sam.  1 8 .  z6\  he  alfo  bringeth  tidings 

zz.48.  that  bringeth  down  the  people  under  me 
49.  that  bringeth  me  forth  from  mine  enern. 
Job  1  z. 6. into  whofe  hand  Godfojzzg.abundant 
zz.bringeth  out  to  light  the  fhadow  of  death 
19.29.  wrath  bringeth  the  punifhm.of  the  fwo. 
z8.i  1. hid  bringeth  he  forth  to  light 
Vfal.  1 . 3  .that  brmgeth  forth  his  fruit  in  his  feafon 
14.7. when  the  L.toback  the  captivity  of  his 
Pfal.U.6. 
33.1  o.L.  tog.the  counf.of  the  heath.to  noug. 
3  7.7-becaufe  of  the  man  that  to.wicked  dev. 
68. 6. he  tog.out  thofe  which  are  bound  with 
107.  z8.  he  bringeth  them  out  of  their  diftreffes 
30.fo  he  bringeth  them  to  their  defired  haven 
1 3  5. 7.  he  bringeth  the  wind  out  of  his  treafury 
Jerem. 10. t$. 8c  51.16. 
pz-0.1o.31. mouth  of  the  jufttog.  (orth  wifdome 
i6.30.moving  his  lips, he  bringeth  evill  topafle 
1 8. 1 6.and  bringeth  him  before  great  men 
1 9-z6.is  a  fon  that  bringeth  reproach 
zo.z6.and  bringeth  the  wheele  over  them 
a  i.z7.how  much  more  when  he  tog.it  with  a 
zo.  1 5. child  left  tohimfelf  tog.his  mother  to 
z  1. he  that  delicately  bringeth  up  his  fervants 
z  5  .the  feare  of  man  bringeth  a  fnare 
30.33  .churning  of  milk  bringeth  forth  butter 
wringing  of  the  nofe  bringeth  forth  bloud 
fo  forcing  of  wrath  bringeth  ftrife 
3 1 .  i4.ftie  bringeth  her  food  from  afar 
Ecckf.z.6.zo  water  the  wood  that  tozg.forth  trees 
Ifa  8. 7. Lord  bringeth  upon  them  the  watersof 
z6. 5-he  tog.down  them  that  dwell  on  high 

he  bringeth  it  even  to  the  duft 
40. z  3. that  bringeth  the  princes  to  nothing 
z6.that  bringeth  out  their  hoft  by  number 
41.27.  give  to  fer.one  that  tofg.good  tidings 
43.17.  which  bringeth  forth  the  charet  &  horfe 
5  2. 7. feet  of  him  that  bringeth  good  tidings 

that  bringeth  good  tidings  of  good 
54. 1 6.1  have  created  the  Smith  that  tozg.an 
6 1 . 1 1  .for  as  the  earth  bringeth  forth  her  bud 
^•.4.3  i.ofanguifh,as  of  her  that  tozg.forth  her 
£^.29.i6.which  tog.their  iniquity  to  remem. 
Hof.  1  o.  1  .he  bringeth  forth  fruit  unto  himfelfe 
Nab.  1 . 1 5.  feet  of  him  that  bringeth  good  tidings 
Rag.  1. 1 1. a  drought  on  that  which  the  ground  to 
Mat.  3 . 1  o.every  tree  which  to.not  forth  good  fr. 
Chap.  17. 19. &  Luke  3.9. 
7.17  .every  good  tree  bringeth  forth  good  fruit 
1 2.3  5. out  of  the  good  treaf.  bring,  forth  go.thi. 
Luke  6. 4$. 
out  of  the  evill  treaf.  bringeth  forth  evill 
I«^c6.45. 
13.23 .bringSorth  Come  an  1  co.fold.fome  60. 
52. which  tozg.forth  of  his  treafure  things 
17.1. bringeth  them  up  into  a  high  mount 
Mar. 4.  z  8. earth  bringeth  forth  fruit  of  her  felfe 
L^.6.43  .a  good  tree  bring,  not  forth  corrupt  fruit 
John  1 2. 24. if  it  die,it  bringeth  forth  much  fruit 
1 5 . 5  .in  me,and  I  in  him,the  fame  bring.fonh 
tV.i.6.which  is  come  to  you, &  bring. forth  fruit 
Tit. z.i  1. the  grace  of  God  that  bringeth  falvation 
Heb.  1. 6. when  he  bringeth  in  the  fhft-begotten 

<?.7.tog.forth  herbs  meet  for  them  by  whom 
JW.  1. 1 5.1uft  hath  conceivediit  bringeth  forth  fin 
fin  when  it  is  finifhed  bringelh  forth  death 
flinging. 
Exo.  1 2.41.3  night  to  be  much  obfer.for  tothem 
3  6.6.  fo  the  people  were  reftramed  fro  bringing 
Num.  5.15  bringing  iniquity  to  remembrance 
1 4. 3 6. by  bringing  up  a  flander  on  the  land 
z  Sam. 19.  10.  why  fpeakyenot  oftothe  K.back 
43  .our  advice  fhould  not  be  firft  had  in  brin. 

1  i^«.io.2  2.6ncein  3-years  came  the  navicfo-.go. 

z  Chron.9. 2 1 . 

2  Kin.zi .  1 2.I  am  banging  fuch  evill  upon  Jerufa. 
Neb.  1 3 .  i  5  .he  faw  fome  bringing  in  (heaves 

Vfal.  1 26. 6. bringing  his  (heaves  with  him 
Jet.  17. 16 bringing  facrifices  of  praife  to  the  Lord 
bringing  burnt-offer.and  meat-offerings 
E^.  20.9. made  my  felf  known  inirag.themout 
Van.9.  ia-hy  bringing  upon  us  agreat  evill 
Mat.z  1 ,43.given  to  a  nation  tog.forth  the  fruit 


BRI        B  RO 

Mar.  2.3. bringing  one  fick  of  the  palfie 
i«^.Z4.t.to.thefpices  which  they  had  prepared 
Act.  5 . 1 6 .came  a  multitude,  tog.forth  fick  folks 
Rom.-/  z3.frnzz.1ue  into  captivity  to  the  law  of  fin 
z  Cor.  10.5.  bringing  into  captivity  every  thought 
Heb.z.  1  o.in  bringing  many  fons  unto  glory 

7. 19. the  bringing  in  of  abetter  hope 
z  Pet-.z.f.  bringing  in  the  flood  upon  the  world  of 

liBiln&e. 
Gen. 41 . 3 .flood  by  the  other  kine  on  the  brink 
E#fl.z.3.1aiditin  the  flags  by  the  rivers  bank. 
7.15  .thou  (halt  ftand  by  the  rivers  brink.  * 
L>ei/t.z.^6.Aroer  which  is  by  the  brink  of  the  river 
Jof.^.S.  when  ye  are  come  tothebrink  of  Jordan 
£^.47 .6.caufed  me  to  return  to  the  toof the  f  i. 

2l5*oat>, 
Exod.zj.i  .altar  of  Shittim  wood,  5.  cubits  broad 
Ato.16.38.make  the  cenkrs  broad  plates 

3  9. were  made  broad  plates  for  covering 
1  %}n  6.6. nethermoft  chamber,  5. cubits  broad 

middle  6.cub.broad,Sc  the  3 d.7.cubits  broad 
z  Chro.6. 1 3  .brafen  fcaffold  of  5.cubits  broad 
Neh.i  .^.fortified  Jerufalem  to  the  broad  wall 

12.38  .from  tower  of  the  furnace  to  the  towal 
Job  3  6. 1 6.*emov.  thee  out  of  the  ftrak  into  a  to 
Pfa.  ii9.9^.^iycommandernentisexceedi.toji 
Cant.  3 . z. in  the  b> oad  waies  He  feek  him 
Ifa.  3  3  .z  1  .Lord  \y  ill  be  a  place  of  broad  rivets 
Jer. ^.i.and  feek  fn  the fr?W places  thereof 

51.58  .broad  walls  of  Babytonfhalbe  broken 
E^e/|;.40.6.mcafureo[  the  threfh.of  the  gate  a  re.br. 
\  other  threfhold  a  reed  broad 
7  .every  little  chamber  one  reed  broad 
Z9.in  the  arches,  z  5. cu bits  tozrf.  Ve.30,3  3, 
41. the  4. table's  a  cubit  and  a  halfe  broad 
47.  meafured  the  court  1  co.cubits  broad 
4 1 . 1  .pofts  of  the  temple  6.cubits  broad 

on  one  fide,and  6.cub.toK/on  the  other 
wdbuilding  toward  the  Wei\,yo.cab.broad 
42.1  i.aslongasthey,andasfc'Was  they 

zo.five  hundred  broad  to  make  a  feparation 
43.16.ahar  1  z. cubits  long,and  lz.broad 

i7.thefettlefhalbe  14. cubits  broad 
45  6.the  pofi\ffion  of  the  city  ^ooo.broad 
46.iz.courts  of4o.cubitslong,and  ^o. broad 
]VA2.4.fhal  juftleoneaga.anotherin  the  fo'.wa. 
Mat.  7.13.  broad  is  the  w ay  that  leadcth  to  deftru. 
23.5  .they  make  broad  heir  philafteries 
H5ioaDer, 
Job  1 1 .9  .meafure  longer  then  the  earth,  broader 

IBtotOercO. 
Exod.  1 8 . 4 .  make  a  robe,a  broidrred  coat 
£^.i6.io.I  clothed  thee  with  broidered  work 
1 3-thy  raiment  was  filke  and  broidered 
1 8  .tookeft  thy  broid.gzr.8c  coveredft  them 
i6.i6.fliall  put  off  their  broidercd°a.rments 
27.7 .fine  linnen  &  broidered  work  from  Egypt 
1 6. Syria  occupied  in  thy  Eaires  broidered 
24.  thefe  were  thy  merchants  in  broide.work 
1  Tim.  2. 9. not  with  broidered  hake 
flfttotlcO.  See  S5?0gleDf 
S5?ofew. 
Gen, 17. 1 4. he  hath  broken  my  covenant 
Levit.6. 18. earthen  veff.wherin  fodden  fhalbe  to 
1 5. 1 2.  veffell  wclltouchethan  iffue  fhalbe bro. 
2 1. 1 9. a  man  that  istofooted,or  tohanded 

zo.or  that  hath  his  (tones  broken 
2  2. 2  2. blind,  brohjm^e  fhall  not  offer  thefe 

Vcrfe  24. 
26. 1 3 .1  have  broken  the  bands  of  your  yoke 
26.  when  I  have  tothe  ftaffe  of  your  bread 
Num.  15.31  .becaufe  he  hath  broken  h  is  command. 
Judg.  5 . 1  z.then  were  the  horic  hoofes  broken 
1 6.9-brake  withs as  towe  is  brolpi 

1  5<z»z.z.4.bowes  of  the  mighty  are  broken 

2  Sam.zz.z  5.  abowe  of fteele  isbrokenhy  my ar. 

P/rf/.i8.34. 
1  K^.ai-48-fhips  vi ere  broken  zi  Ezion-Geber 
z  Cfcy.  20. 3  7  .(hips  were  tonot  able  to  go  to  Tar. 
the  Lord  hath  broken  thy  works 

3 1. 5. he  built  up  the  wall  that  was  broken 
Job  4. 10.  the  teeth  of  the  young  Lions  are  bro\m 

7.5-my  skin  is  &/«^ezz,and  become loathfome 

1 6. 1 1. he  hath  broken  me  afunder 

22.9.armes  of  the  fatherleffe  have  been  broken 

24.20.  wickednes  fhalbe  bto\en  as  a  tree 
,- ..  .  . ,        31.2 z.mine ) 


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3 1 .  2  i.mine  arm  e  be  broken  from  the  bone         i 
38.1  f.and the  high  armc  fhalbe  broken 
Pfat.$.  7.  thou  haft  broken  the  teeth  of  the  ungodly  ' 
3 1. 1  2.1  am  like  a  broken  veflell 
j 4. 1 8. Lord  nigh  to  them  that  are  of  afoo.hea. 

20.bones,not  one  of  them  is  broken 
37.15-  their  bowes  flialbe  broken 

i7.the  arms  of  the  wicked  flialbe  broken 
3  8 .8 .1  am  feeble,  and  fore  broken 
44.1 9.though  thou  haft  fore  broken  us 
j  1.8.  that  the  bones  which  thou  haft  foo^.may 
T7.facrffices  of  God  are  a  broken  fpirit 

a  broken  and  contrite  heart,0  God 
f  5.10. he  hath  broken  his  covenant 
6o.2.made  the  earth  to  trcmble,haft  broken 
69. 20.reproach  hath  broken  my  heart 
107.16.he  hath  broken  the  gates  of  brafle 
109. 1 6.that  he  might  flay  the  broken  in  heart 
l  i4.7.the  fnare  is  broken,we  are  efcaped 
Pro.6. 1 5  .fuddenly  dial  he  be  bro  without  remem. 
1 5 . 1 3  .by  forrow  of  heart  the  fpirit  is  broken 
1 7 .  z  1. but  a  broken  fpirit  drieth  the  bones 
25.19  .confid.  in  an  unfaithful  man  is  as  a  bro. 
Ecc/ef.4. 1 2.  a  threefold  cord  is  not  quickly  broken 
1  i.o" .or  the  golden  bowlebe  broken 

or  the  wheele  broken  at  the  ciftern 
//*.  5 .  27  .nor  the  latchet  of  their  fliooes  be  broken 
7. 8. within  6  5. years  {hall  Ephrairn  be  broken 
8.15  .many  among  them  flialbe  broken 
9.4. thou  haft  broken  the  yoke  of  his  burden 
14. 5. Lord  hath  broken  the  ftaffe  of  the  wicked 

29-the  rod  of  him  that  fmote  thee  is  broken 
19. lo.they  flialbe  brokenm  the  purpofls 
2 1.9.  all  the  images  of  her  gods  he  hath  broken 
24.5.  they  have  broken  the  cralailing  covenant 
28.13. they  might  go  fall  backward,&  bebrok- 
3  3 .8. he  hath  broken  the  coven.defpifed  the  cit. 

20.(hallany  of  the  cords  thereof  be  broken 
3  6\6.trufteft  in  the  ftaffe  of  this  broken  reed 
f er. z.i  }.hevted  out  bro. ciRems  that  can  hold  no 
16.childr.of  Nophjhavc  brokenthe  crown  of 
20.of  old  time  I  have  broken  thy  yoke 
5 . 5  .thefe  have  altogether  broken  the  yoke 
10.2O.all  my  cords  are  broken 

1  i.io.houfe  ofIfr.&  Jud.hath  brok.my  coven. 

i6\and  the  branches  of  it  ^re  broken 
14. 17. virgin  daugbt.of  my  people  is  fo'fl/fwz 
22.28.isthis  man  Coniah  a.  brokenldoU. 

2  3.9.mineheartwithinmeis  broken 

28.2.I  have  brokenthe  yoke  of  the  K.of  Babyl. 

1 2. after  Hananiah  had  broken  the  yoke 

1 3  .thou  haft  broken  the  yokes  of  wood,but 
53 ,2 1  -then  may  alio  my  covenant  be  broken 
48.  i7.how  is  the  ftvong  ftaffe  broken 

25-the  arme  of  Moab  is  broken 

3  8 .1  have  broken  Moab  like  a  veflell,  wherin 
50. i7.1aftNebucIi.hathfc^ra his  bones 

23. how  is  the  hammer  of  the  whole  ear. foe 
5 1 . 3 o.Babylons  barres  are  broken 

5  6. every  one  of  their  bowes  is  broken 

«8.broad  wals  of  Bab.fhalbe  utterly  broken 
l.am.z.<).he  hath  deftroyed,and  brok.cn  her  bars 
3 .4.he  hath  broken  my  bones 

1 6. he  hath  bro.my  teeth  with  gravell  ftones 
£^.6.4.  your  images  fhalbe  broken 

■  6. and  your  idols  may  he  broken,-\nd  ceafe 

9.I  am  broken  with  their  wbonfh  heart 
17.19.mv  coven. which  he  hath  bro.w ill  I  reco. 
1 9. 1 2.her  ftrong  rods  were  broken  &  withered 
26.2.  Aha,flie  is  broken  that  was  the  gates  of 
27.26.Eaft  wind  hath  foo^.thee  in  the  midft 

3  4.in  the  time  when  thou  flial  t  be  broken 
30.2 1 1  have  broken  the  arme  of  Pharaoh 

2  2-theftrong,and  thatwhich  was  broken 
3 1.1 2.his  boughs  zrebroken  by  all  the  rivers 

3  2.28.(halt  be^fov^.in  the  midft  of  the  uncirc. 
34.4.  have  J»  bound  up  that  which  was  broken 

i6.Ile  bind  up  that  which  was  broken 
27.I  have  broken  the  bands  of  their  yoke 

44.7-they  have  broken  my  coven,  becaufe  of  all 
Dan.  2. 4 2.kingdom  fhalbe  partly  ftro.partlyfoff^. 

8,8.hee-goat  was  ftrong,the  great  horn  was br. 
22.that being fo'tf^Kjwhen  as4.ftood  up  for 
2  $.he  flialbe  broken  without  hand 

1  i.4.he  flial  ftand  up,his  kingdom  flialbe  bro. 
1 2.  with  the  arms  of  a  flood  flial  they  be  brp. 


Hof. 5. 1 1. Ephrairn  isbrokenia  judgement 
Jonah  1 .4X0  that  the  fliip  was  like  to  be  broken 
Zech.  1 1 . 1 1  .and  it  was  broken  in  that  day,and  fo 

1 6.  that  fliall  not  heale  that  which  is  broken 
Mat- 1 5 . 3  7.  took  up  of  the  broken  meat  7  .baskets 

Marke  8.8. 
2 1 .44.  fall  on  this  ftone,  flialbe  broken 

Luke  10.18. 

Luk- 1 2. 3  9.fuffred  his  houfe  to  be  broken  thorow 

John  5.18  .becaufe  he  not  only  had  bro.tht  Sabba. 

7.23-thatthelaw  of  Mofesfliouldnotbefo^. 

10. 3  5. the  Scriptures  cannot  be.  broken 

19.31  .befought  Pilate  their  legs  might  be  bro. 

l6.z  bone  of  him  fliall  not  be  broken 
2 1 . 1 1  .yet  was  not  the  net  broken 
Acl.zo.i  1. when  come  up,and  had  broken  bread 
27.3  f.when  he  had  broken  it,  he  began  to  eat 
4 1. hinder  part  was  broken  with  the  waves 
44.fome  on  broken  pieces  of  the  fhip,&  fome 
1  Cm\n.24.thisismy  body  which  is  foo/^.of you 
Kev.z.zj.zs  the  veflels  of  a  potter  flial  they  be  br. 

5©i0feE!l  dovme. 
Lev.  1 1 . 3  5. their  caikaf.that  falls  flialbe  foo.down 

1  Kin.  1 8. 30. repaired  the  altar  of  the  L.foo.down 

2  Kin  1  i.6.watch  of  thehou.that  itbenotfo.do. 
2  Chr. 3  3. 3. built  high  pla.that  Hez.hadfotf.down 

34. 7. when  Jofiah  had  broken  down  the  altars 
Neb.  1 .3 .wall  of  Jerufalem  is fofl^yzdowne 

2.13  .viewed  the  walls  of  Jer. wch  were  fofl.do. 
Pfal.So.  1 2. why  haft  thoufoc^.down  her  hedges 

89. 40. haft  broken  downall  his  hedges 
Pw.24.3  1 -ftone  wall  thereof  was  brokendownc 

2  5 . 2  8  .no  rule  over  his  fpir.like  a  city  fo.down 
J/rf.  i6.8.1ordsof  the  heath,  have  fo'o^.down  prin. 

22.10.  houfes  have  ye  broken  down  to  fortifie 

24.10.  cityofconfufion  isbroken  down 
19. the  earth  is  utterly  broken  downe 
/f>".4.26.all  the  cities  were  bro.down  at  the  pref. 

48.20.  Moab  is  confound.for  it  is  foo/j.downe 
39.fliall  howle,faying,How  is  it  foo^.down 
£^.30.4.her  foundation  flialbe  broken  down 
Joel  1. 1 7. barns  are  broken down,corn  withred 
Ephef.z.  1 4.  hath  broken  down  the  middle  wall 

%%tilsm  forth. 
Gen.  3  8 .  29.I10W  haft  thou  broken  forth 
2  5<?»2.5.20.Lo.hath  broken  forth  upon  mineene. 

Wiokenin. 
1  Cbro.  1 4. 1 1 .  L.hath  broken  in  upon  mine  enem, 
PfaL  109.16.  that  he  mifeht  flay  the  foo^.in  heart 

i47.3.hehealeth  the  broken  in  heart 

l&}tteenof. 

fob  1 7. 1 1. my  puipofesarc  broken  off*,even  the 
Ifa.zj.i  1. boughs  are  withered,  they  flialbe  fo'.off 
Rom.  1 1. 1 7.  if  fome  of  the  branches  be  broken  off 
1 9.branches  were  broken  off,that  I  might 
20.becaufe  of  unbelicfe  they  were  broken  off 

JBjofeett  out. 

Lev.  1 3 .20.  it  is  a  plague  of  leprofie  broken  cut  of 
2  5 .  it  is  a  leprofie  broken  out  of  the  burning 
H5iC*aeit  in  pieces. 

1  Sd/#.2.io.adverfariesofthe  L. flialbe  hro.to pie. 
z  Chr.z^.i  2.fro  the  rock,that  they  were  bro.in  pi. 
P/2O9. lo.thou  haftfo'fl^tTzRahabin  pieces 
lfa.Z  .9.aflbciate,  and  ye  flialbe  broken  in  pieces 

gird  your  fclvs,  &  ye  flialbe  bro.  in  pieces 
30. 14-break  it  as  a  veflell  that  is  bro\.m  pieces 
./V.50.2.Merodach  is  broken  in  pieces 

her  images  are  broken  in  pieces 
Eta?. 2. 3  5.bnfle,(IIver,gold,W(W/  to  pieces 
Hflf.8.6.calfe  of  Samaria  fhalbe  broken  in  pieces 
Mar.  5.4.  fetters  brok-  in  pieces,neither  could  any 

25  JOHen  up. 
Gen.7.1  i.fount.of  the  great  deep  were  brokenup 
z  Kjn.  2  5-4.the  city  was  broken  up-and  all  the  men 
Jerem.$Z't).8L  52.7. 

2  Cfo'.24.7.fonsof  Athaliahhad  fo'4-upthe  houfe 
Pra.3.20.by  his  knowledge  the  depths  are  fov^.up 
jFer.ij.i  i.army  oftheCald.wasfo-fl£«z  up  for 
Mic.z.  13. they  have  foo£«z  up,and  paHedthe  gate 
Mat .  24.4  3  .fuffred  his  houfe  to  be  broken  up 
Ata\2.4.when  they  had  broken  it  up,they  let 
Ael.  1 3 .4  3  .when  the  congregation  was  broken  up 

lj?£Qfeen  hearted. 
lfa.  6 1 . 1 .  haft  fent  me  to  bind  up  the  brok.  hearted 
£w£.4. 1 8  .hath  fent  me  to  heale  the  brok-  hearted 


S!3jcoTJ. 
Luk.  13-3  4-as  a  hen  doth  gather  her  brood  under 

Gra.3  2.2  3.fentthem  over  thefo-0»/j,andthathe 
imt.23.40.ye  fliall  take  willowes  of  the  brook 
Ato.i3.2  3.cametothefow^ofEflicoI 

24.place  called  tbebmk  Eflicol,  beca.of  the 
Veut.z.  1 3 .  get  you  over  the  brook  Zered 

and  we  went  over  the  brook  Zered 
i4.till  we  were  come  over  the  brook  Zered 
9. 2 1  .caft  the  duft  into  the  foo.that  defended 
i  Sam.  i7.40.chofe  f.fmootb  ftones  out  of  the  br. 
30.9.David  &  6oo.mencametothefoo.Befor 
10.     200. fo  faint  could  not  go  over  the  br. 
z  1  .came  to  ihem  that  abode  at  the  brook 
2  Sam.  1  5. 13. the  K.pafled  over  the  brook  Kidron 

1 7.20.they  be  gone  over  the  brook  of  water 
iKjn.z-n.  the  day  that  thou  paffeft  over  the  bro. 
1  5. 1 3  .deftroied  her  idoll,&  burnt  it  by  br.Ki. 
2  Cfow2.15.16. 
17.3. hide  thy  felfby  the fc-0fl£ Chcrith 
4.ic  fhalbe  that  thou  (halt  drink  of  the  brook 
j.he  went  and  dwelt  by  the  brook  Cherith 
6.and  he  drank  of  the  brook 
7-after  a  while  the  brook  <hied  up 
i8.40.Elijah  brought  them  to  the  brook  Kiflio 
2  Kin.z  3. 6. brought  the  grove  to  brook  Kidron 

and  burnt  it  at  the  brook  Kidron 
1 2.caft  duft  into  brook  Kidron  2  C  br.  30.14. 
2  Chr.zo.  16.  fliall  find  them  at  the  end  of  the  br. 
29.i5.Levitscarrieditto  the  brookKidton. 
3  2.4.ftopt  the  brook  that  ran  through 
Neb.  2. 1 5.I  went  up  in  the  night  by  the  brook 
fob  6. 1 5. my  breth. have  dealt  deceitful  as  abrook 

40. 22.  willowes  of  the  brook  compaffe  him 
P/«/.83.9.doastoJabin  nt  the  brook  Kiflion 

1 10.7. he  fliall  drink  of  the  brook ln  the  way 
Pro.  1 8.4.welfpring  of  wifdom  asa  flowing  brook 
lfa.  1 5.7  .carry  away  to  the  hook  of  the  willowes 
fer.i  1. 40  all  the  fields  to  the  fotf.Ki. fhalbe  holy 
fohn  1 8. 1  .went  with  his  difc.over  the  brook  Ced. 

Num. 21.14.  what  he  did  in  the  brooks  of  Arnon 

1 5. and  at  the  ftreame  of  the  brooks 
Deut.S.j.a.  land  of  brooks  of  water 
2  S^K.2  3.30.Hiddaiofthefofla^ofGaafh 
1  Kin.  1 8. 5. go  into  the  land  unto  all  brook s 
1  Chr.  1 1.3  2.Hurai  of  the  brooks  of  Gaafh 
fob  6. 1 5.3s  the  ftrcams  of  brooks  they  pafle 
20.17.the  brooks  of  honey  and  butter 
22. 24. gold  of  Ophir  as  the  ftones  of  the  broo. 
Pfa!.$z.i.z.s  the  Hart  panteth  after  the  water  bro. 
lfa. 1  $.6. the  brooks  of  defence  flialbe  empty 
7.  the  paper  reeds  by  the  brooks 

by  the  mouth  of  the  brooks,&  every 
thing  fown  by  the  brooks  fliall  wither 
8  .caft  angle  into  the  brooks  fliall  lament 
25i0tr). 
Judg.6.\$.  he  put  the  broth  in  a  pot 

20. and  powre  out  the  fow/;,and  he  did 
lfa.6^.^..brotb  of  abom. things  is  in  their  veflels 

IBzotljer. 
Gen.o.  5. at  the  hand  of  every  rmnsbrother  the  life 
10.21.Shem  the  brother  of  Japhet  the  elder 
14. 1 2.they  took  Lot  Abrahams  brothers  fon 
1 3  .Mamrc  the  brother  of  Eflicol  and  Aner 
22.23  -Milcah  bare  to  Nahor  Abrahams  broth. 
24. 1 5. wife  of  Nahor  Abrahams  brother 
29. had  ^brother, his  name  W3S  Laban 
48.ro  take  my  mafters brothers  daughter 
5  3  .he  gave  to  her  brother  precious  things 
5  5. her  broth  .hid,  Let  the  damofell  abide 
a8.2.daughters  of  Laban  thy  mothers  brother 
5.  Laban  fen  of  Bethucl  brother  of  Rebekah 
2S>.io.daughterof  Laban,his  mothers  brother 
and  the  flieep  of  Laban  his  mother  brother 
Jacob  watered  the  flock  of  his  moth.bm. 
1 2.Jacob  told  Rachel  he  was  herfath.  broth. 
42.4.Benjamin  Jofephs  brotbtr  Jacob  fent  not 
43. 6. to  tell  the  man  whether  ye  had  yet  zbro. 

7. have  ye  another  brother 

44.19. haveye  afatherora  brother 

Lev.  18.14.notuncov.the  nakedn.of  thy  hth.bro. 

Num.  36.11  .were  married  to  their  fath.fowfofons 

Dent. 25.5 -her  husbands  bmth.{hz\l  go  in  unto  her 

perform  the  duty  of  an  husbands  broth. 

7. not 


BRO       BRO 


BRO      BRO 


BRO        BRO 


7  .not  perform  the  duty  of  my  hiisb.  brother 

my  husbands  brother  refufeth  to  raife 

Jojh.x  j.i7.fon  of  Ken«  the  bro.oi Caleb  took  it 

*  J      '  Judges  1.12- 

Judg.  3 .9.deliverer,fon  of  Kena*,Caleb^«Jer 

9  z4.their  bloud  be  laid  upon  Abw.theit  bro. 

z  i.6.I(rael  repented  for  Benjamin  their  broth. 

iSanz  Ahiahfonof  Ahitublchabods&roJto' 

z6  6  faidto  Ahim.&  Abifhai  Joabs&o.Who 

z  Sa  i  ?o.becaufe  he  had  flaine  their  broth.  Afah. 

i2.?.Amn.had  a  friend fon  ofShi.Davids^'fl. 

S.Tamar  went  to  ha  brother  Amnons  houfe 

io.brought  them  into  the  cha.of  Am.her  b. 

jo.Abfalom  her&ra<te'faid,Hath  Amnon 

remained  defolate  in  her  brothers  houfe 
3  !  Jonadab  fon  of  Shi.Davids  brotb.ankve. 
i8.i.a  third  part  under  Abifhai  Joabs  brother 
z  i .  19.Sh.imea  flew,  xhebrotber  of  Goliah 

i  Chron. zo.^. 
z  i.  Jonathan  fon  of  Shi.  Davids  brotb.Q.ew 
i  Chr0n.zo.7- 
a2.i8.Abiftiai&raffc.of  Joab  was  chiefe among 
i  Chron.  11.20. 
z^.Ahhdbroth.  of  Joab  was  one  of  the  30. 
1  Chron.\  i.z6. 
z  2vi».a4-i7^K.madeMattaniah  his  fathi/fl.king 
1  Chr.z.2z.(onso£  Jadafo^.ofShammai  Jether 
4i.fonsof  Caleb  brother  of  Jerahmeel 
4.11.  Chelub  brother  of  Shuah  begate  Mehir 
1 1.3  8.Joel  brother  of  Nathan  valiant  man 
z  n,.z^. brother  oi  Micah  waslfhiah 
27.7.  fourth  capt.  was  Afahel  brother  of  Joab 
Job  1. 13. eating  &  drinking  in  their  eld.fc'o.hou. 

Verfe  18. 
3  0.29..I  am  a  brother  to  dragons 
Tfal.i  5.14.1s  though  be  had  been  my  friend  or  b. 
Pro.  17.17  .and  a  brother  is  born  for  adverfity 
18.9JS  brother  to  him  that  is  a  great  wafter 
19a  brother  offended  is  harder  to  be  won 
24.1s  a  friend  that  fticketh  clofer  then  a  br. 
27.10.  better  a  neighb.neer,  then  a bro.ahr  off 
Ecclef.4..  8  .yea,he  hath  neither  child  or  brother 
Jer.9.4.  truft  ye  not  in  any  brotb.fov  every  brother 
E^.44.2?.but  forira.daught.thcy  may  bedefil. 
Mal.i.z.wzs  not  Efau  Jacobs  brother 
Mat.  10.21  .brother  (hall  deliver  up  the  brother 

Marty  1  j.  1 2. 

M<fl'.j.i7.Johnthe^wfo.of  James,  &  he  firnam. 

5.37.10  follow  ,but  Peter,  James.  John,the(W. 

6. z. is  not  this  the  fon  ofMary&;'flrf>.of  James 

1 2.i9.Mofes  wrote,If  a  mans  brother  die 

Luty  20.28. 
Luk-6. 1 6.  Judas  the  broth,  of  Jamcs,&  Judas  Ifca. 
John  i^o.one  that  followed  was  Andr.Petiwf. 
6.8.Peters  brother  faid,  There  is  a  lad  here 

1  i.2.whofe  brother  Lazarus  was  fick 
1 9.  came  to  comfort  them  concer.their  hot. 

Act.  1 . 1 3  .abode  James,Simon,&  Jud.b/'o.of  Jam. 
9.17 .brother  Saul,the  L.that  appeared  to  thee 
1 2. 2. he  killed  James  the  brother  of  John 
21.20.  thou  feeft  brother  how  many  thoufands 

2  2. 1  j  .brother  Saul,  receive  thy  fight 
Rom.6. 2  3 .  and  Quartus  a  brother 

1  Cor.  5.1  i.if  any  called  a  brother  be  a  fornicator 

6.6.but  brother  goeth  to  law  with  brother 

7. 1 2.if  any  broth.haxh  a  wife  that  beleeves  not 

1 5. a  brother  or  fifter  is  not  under  bondage 
8 . 1 1  .through  thy  knowl.fhal  thy  weak  fo'.per. 

2  Cor.U.  18. we  have  fent  with  him  abrotber,y/ho& 

12.18.  with  Titus  I  fent  a  brother 
Gal.  1 .  ig.faw  I  none,five  James  the  Lords  broth. 
Epb.6. 2 1  .Tychicus  a  beloved  bro.ttn]  make  kno. 

ColoJ]:4.7. 
Col.  4.9.with  Onefimus  a  faithfull  brother 
2  The/.  2  .^.withdraw  your  felves  from  every  broth. 

1  5  .but  admonifh  him  as  a  brother 
Pbilem.?. bowels  of  Saints  are  refrefh.by  thee  bro. 
1 6  but  above  a  fervant  a  brother  beloved 
zo.yea,brother,  let  me  have  joy  in  thee 
Jam.  i.^.let  the  brother  of  low  degree  rejoyce 

2.1 5. if  a  brother  or  fifter  be  naked  &  deftitute 
J  Pet.y.i  2.by  Silva  a  faithfull  bro.l  have  written 
s-  Pet.  3 .1 5.  even  as  our  beloved  brother  Paul  alfo 
Jude  1  Jude  a  fer.of  Jefus  Chrift  brother  of  James 

His  jpiotijet. 
Gen.^.z.  (he  againe  bare  his  brother  Abel 


8. Cain  talked  with  Abel  his  brother 

Cain  rofe  up  againft  Abel  hisbrother 

21. and  his  brothers  name  was  Jubal 
10.2  f  .his  broth.mriK  was  Joktan.  1  Cbr.1.19. 
1 2.  j  .Abraham  took  Lot  his  brothers  fon 
14. 14.  Abraham  heard  his  brother  was  taken 

1 6.  Abraham  brought  again  hisbrother  Lot 
22.21.Buz  hisbroth.hz  Kemuel  fath.of  Aram 
2  j.26.after  that  came  our  his  brother, and  his 
27.2  j.  his  hands  were  hairy  as  his  brotb.Ei~a.us 

30. Efau  his  broth.came  in  from  his  hunting 
.    3  2.  j. fent  meffengers  before  him  to  Efau  his b. 

1 3  .a  prefent  for  Efau  his  brother 

2  3. 3. until!  he  came  neer  to  his  brother, 

3  5.7.  when  he  fled  from  the  face  of  his  brother 
3  6.6.Efau  went  from  the  face  of  his  bro.  Jacob 

3  8.^.went  in  to  his  brothers  wifeyhe  fpilled 

left  he  fhould  give  feed  to  his  brother 
29-back  his  hand,his  brother  came  out 
30.  afterward  came  out  his  brother 
41.2,%. his  brother  is  dead, and  he  is  left  alone 
43.29.faw  his  fo'orfe/Benjam.his  mothers  fon 

3  o.  hft  bowels  did  yerne  upon  his  brother 
44. 2o.a  little  one>and  his  brother  is  dead 

4  5.  14.  he  fell  upon  his  broth. Benjamins  necke 
48.  i9.his  younger  brother  fhalbe  greater 

Exod.  3  2 . 2  7  .and  (lay  every  man  his  brother 

29.confecr.your  felvs  every  man  on  his  brot. 
Ijevit. zo.z  i.if  a  man  (hall  take  his  brothers  wife 
he  hath  uncovered  hisbrothers  nakednefs 
2 1 . 2. for  his  brother, he  may  be  defiled 
25.25.  (hall  he  redeem  that  which  his  bro.Coli 
Num.6.7. not  make  himfelf  unclean  for  his  broth. 
Dent.  1 . 1 6  .judge  between  every  man  &  his  brother 
1 5 .2. he  ihall  not  exaft  it  of  his  brother 
ip.iS.witnes  hathteftified  falflyaga.hisfowfo. 
i9.as  he  thought  to  have  done  to  hisbrother 
z  5 .6.firft-born  fucceed  in  the  name  of  his  brot. 
7  .if  a  man  like  not  to  take  his  brothers  wife 
let  his  brothers  wife  go  up  to  the  gate 
to  raife  up  to  hisbrother  a  name  in  Ifrael 
9.then  (hall  his  brothers  wife  come  to  him 
man  that  will  not  build  up  his  bro.houCe 
28. 54. his  eye  fhalbe  evill  towards  hisbrother 
Jude.  1. 3 .  Judah  faid  to  Simeon  his  bro.  Come  up 
17.  Judah  went  with  Simeon  his bro.Sc  they 
9.21  .dwelt  at  Beer  for  fear  of  Abim.his  broth. 

1  Saz8.17.28.EUab  his  eldeft  brother  heard  when 

2  Sa.  2.27.  gone  up  every  one  from  foil. his  broth. 

3 .  27  .died  for  the  bloud  of  Ahafel  his  brother 

3ojoaband  Abifhai  his  broth.ftew  Abner 
4.6.Rechab  and  Baanah  his  brother  efapeA 

9.David  anfw.Rechab  &  Baanah  his  brother 

io.io.reftofthepeo.hedeliv.to  Abilh.histr-. 

1  Chron.  19.  u. 

1 3 .2  2.  Abfa.fpake  to  his  bro.  Amn.neither  go. 

1 4. 7. deliver  him  that  fmote  his  brother 

for  the  life  of  his  brother  whom  he  flew 
20. 10.  joab  &  Abifhai  his  fo'flf^.purfued  Sheba 
1  Kin.  1. 10. Solomon  his  brother  he  called  not 
1  Cfc>0.6. 39. his  brother  Afaph  fon  of  Berachiah 
7.i6.name  of  Pertfhhis  brotberwas  Sherefh 
3  5. the  fons  of  his  bwfe>',Helem,Zophah 
8.39.the  fons  of  Efhek  his  brother  Ulam 
ii.45.JediaelfonofShimri,&  Joha.his broth. 
i9.i5.theylikewifefledbefore  Abifhai  his  br 


Hof.  12.3  .he  took  his  brother  by  the  heele 
/too.i.i  i.beca.he  did  purfuehis  k(,'.with  the  fwo. 
Mic.y.z.  they  hunt  every  man  his  broth,  with  anet 
Hag.  2.22.every  one  by  the  fword  of  his  brother 
Zecb.7. o.fhew  mercy  every  man  to  his  brother 

io.none  of  you  imagine  evill  againft  his  br. 
Md/.2.io.dealtreach.every  man  againft  his  broth, 
Uat.^.  1 8 .  called  Peter  and  Andrew  his  brother 

Marty  i.\6. 
2 1  James  fon  of  Zebedee,&  John  his  broth. 
Marty  1. 1  <j. 
5.2  2.whofo  fhall  fay  to  his  brother, Vizchs. 

whofo  is  angry  with  his  bro.  wicho.caufc 

io.2.And.hisfo'0.Jam.fon  of  Zeb.John  his^. 

i4.3.for  Herodias  fake  his  brother  Philips  wife 

Marty  6.17. 

i7.i.takethPeter,Iames3andJohnhista/;«y 

Lyty6.i4. 

18.53.  forgive  not  every  one  his  bro.thtir  tref. 

aa.24.his  brother  (hall  raife  up  feed  to  his  brot. 

Mar.1z.19.8cLutyzo.z8. 

2  5 .left  his  wife  to  his  brother 

Luty  3 . 1  .his  brother  Philip  Tetrarch  of  Iturea 

19.repro.by  him  for  Herod.his  6/0.Phi.wife 
John  1 .4 1  .he  firft  findeth  his  brother  Simon 
Rom.  1 4. 1 3 .  nor  an  occafion  to  fall  in  his  bro.  way 
1  thef.if.6-.no  man  go  beyond  &  defraud  his  brot. 
Jam.4.1  i.fpeaks evill  of  hisbro.Sc  judgech  h'isbr, 
1  ^.2.9.he  is  in  the  light,&  h.ueth  his  bmh.is 
10.  he  that  loves  his  tekabides  in  the  Her. 
1 1  .he  that  hateth  his  brother  is  in  daiknefle 
3. 10. neither  he  thatloveth  not  his  brother 
ia.not  asCain,who  (lew  hisbrother 

his  works  were  evill,  his  fotf^.righteod 
i4.thatloveth  not  his^o^.abidech in  death 
1 5.whofo  hateth  his  brother,  is  a  murderer 
i7.worldsgood,&  feeth  his  broth.hwe  need 
4.20.1ove  God,and  hate  his  brother,  is  a  liar 

2 1. he  wholoveth  God,love  his  brother 'alfo 
5.  i6.if  any  man  fee  his  brother  Cm,  a  (in  not 
My  Biotijcr. 
Gen.^.g.zm  I  my  brothers  keeper 

20.5.fhe  herfelfe  faid,  He  is  my  brother 

1 3  .fay  of  me,  He  is  my  brother 

27.11  .behold,Efau  my  brother  is  an  hairy  man 

4 1  .then  w  ill  I  flay  my  brother  Ja  cob 

43  .flee  thee  to  Laban  my  brother  to  Haran 

29. 1 5-becaufe  thou  art  my  broth,  fhouldft  thou 

32.1  i.from  the  hand  of  my  bro.  from  the  hand 

i7.when  Efau  my  brother  meetcth  thee 
3  3 . 9-Efau  faid,I  have  enough  my  brother 
45. 1 2.your  eies  fee,&  the  eies  of  my  brot. Bsn. 
Jiidg.zQ.z2.g0  to  battell  againft  Benj.nry  brother" 

Verfe  28. 

1  S^.20.29.my  ^a-hath  command. me  to  be.there 

2  Sam.i.z6. 1  am  diftrefled  for  thee  my  brother 

1 3.4.I  love  Tamar  my  broth.  Abfaloms  filler 
1 2.nay,my  brother, do  not  force  me 
2<5.1et  my  brother  Amnon  go  with  us 
20.9. art  thou  in  health,  my  brother 
Ijn.z.i  5-is  turned  about,&  become  my  brothers 
22.askethe  kingdom,for  he  is  my  elder  bro. 
9.13.  whatcit.are  thefe  thou  hall  given  mybr. 
1 3 . 3  o.mourned  over  him,  Ahs,my  brother 
20.3  2. is  he  yet  alive?  he  is  my  brother 
Neb.j. z.that  I  gave  my  broth.  Hanani  charge  over 


26.22.fons  of  JehielijZetham  &  Joel  his  brot.    Pfal.2  5.  i4.as  though  lie  had  been  my  brother 


2  Chro . 3  1 . 1 2. over  the  offer. &  Shimei  his  brother 
i3.overfeersunderCononiah  &  Shi.hisbro. 
36.4.K.ofEgyptmadeEliakim  his  broth.k'mg 
took  Jehoahaz  his  brot.  &  car-him  to  Eg. 
io.Nebuchadnez.made  Zed.his  broth  king 
Neb.  5.7-ypu  exaft  ufury  every  one  of  his  brother 
Pfal.ny.'/.cmhy  any  mcanes  redeem  hisbrother 
Ifa.i.6.vihzn  a  man  (hall  take  hold  of  his  brother 
9. 19.no  man  (hall  fpare  his  brotbet 
19. 2.fhall  fight  every  one  againft  his  brother 
4i.6.evetyone  faidto  hisfo"fl.Beof  good  cou. 
Jer. 23.35.  thus  fhal  ye  fay  every  one  to  his  broth. 
3  i.34.fhal  teach  no  more  every  man  hisbrotb. 
Hebr.  8.1 1. 
34.9.nor  ferve  himfelf  o(  a  Jew  his  brother 
14.  let  ye  go  every  man  hisbrother  an  Hebr. 
1 7. not  hearken  in  prod. liberty  to  his  broth. 
E?ety  1 8 . 1 8  .his  fath.  becaufe  he  fpoiled  his  broth. 
1 3  •  3  o.fpeak  every  one  to  his  brotb.Come  I  pray 
M 


Cant.%.  1  .Oh  that  thou  wert  as  my  broth 
yer.22.18.not  lament  for  him,fayir.g»Ah,my  br. 
Mat.  1 2.5°^he  fame  is  my  brother,  my'fifter 

Marty  3.25. 

18.2 1  .how  oft  fhall  my  brother  (In  againft  me 

Luty  12.13  .fpeak  to  my  brother,  that  he  divide  the 

Job. 1  i.ai.^hadftbeen  here,my  broth.haA  not  died 

Verfe  32. 

1  Cor.% .  1  j.if  meat  make  my  brother  to  offend  * 

left  I  make  my  brother  to  offend 

2  Cerr.z,  1 3 .  becaufe  I  found  notTitus  my  brother 
PW..%.z<,xo  fend  Epaphrod.my  broth.Sc  compan. 

Gen.  37.26.what  profit  if  we  flay  our  brother 
2  7  .for  he  i  s  our  brother 
42. 2 1 .  we  are  verily  guilty  concern. our  brother 
43 .4.if  thou  wilt  fend  our  brother  with  us 
44.26.if  our  youngeftW&evbe  with  us,  then 
except  our  youngeft  brotherbe.  with-us 
Num.2,6.z.ziviz 


BRO 


BRO 


BRO        BRO 


BRO        BRO 


Num.  36.  2.  give  theinber.of  2.e\ot>. our  brother  to 

fudg.g.$.for  they  faid,  He  is  our  brother 

Ruth  4.3. of  land,  which  was  ourb/vtfkElimelech 

1  Cor.  1. 1.  and  Softhenes  oar  brother 

16. 1 2.as  touching  our  brother  Apollos 

2  Cor.1.1.  Paal  and  Timothy  our  b, other  to  the 

Cbkjf.i.i. 
8. 2i. we  have  fent  with  them  our  brother 

1  Thef$.z.md  lent  Timothy  our  broth.  &  minift. 
Philem.i.  Paul  a  prifoner,&  Timothy  our  brother 
Heb.  13.23  .our  brother  Timothy  i s  fet  at  liberty 

2  Pet. 1. 1 5  .as  our  beloved  brother  Paul  alfo  accor. 

Thy  pother. 
GfK.4.9.where  is  ^belthy  fovrfW 

io.voice  of  thy  brothers  bloud  crieth 
1 1 .  to  receive  thy  brothers  bloud  fro  thy  ha. 
20.16.  behold  I  have  given  thy  brot.  1 000. pie. 
22.20.1he  hath  born  childr.to  thy  broth. ,Nahor 
27.6.I  heard  thy  fath.fpeak  to  hfau  thy  brother 
3  5. thy  brother  came  with  fubtlety,and  hath 
40. thou  (halt  ferve  thy  fo-<tffce»' 
42.thy  brother  Efau  as  touching  thee  doth 
44.  untill  thy  brothers  fury  turn  away 
3  2.6.we  came  to  thy  brother  Efau5and  alfo  he 
3  5 . 1. thou  fledft  irom  the  face  ot  Elau  thy  bro. 
3  8 .8 .  go  in  unto  thy  brothers  wi  fe 

raife  up  feed  to  thy  brother 
E.xod.4. 1 4.IS  not  Aaron  the  Levite  thy  brother 
7.1  .Aaron  thy  brother fhalbe  thy  Prophet 

2.  Aaron  thy  brother  fhall  fpeak  to  Pharaoh 
28.:i.take  thou  to  thee  Aaron  thy  brother 
2.make  holy  garments  for  Aaron  thy  brother 
Verfe  4. 
4 1  .(halt  put  them  upon  Aaron  thy  brother 
IraM6.2.fpeak  to  Aaron  thy  broth. that  he  come 
18.16.  uncover  the  nakednes  of  thy  broth.wifc 
it  is  thy  brothers  nakedneffe 
19.17.thou  fhaltnothate  thy  brother  in 
2  J.  2  5. if  thy  brother  be  waxen  old,poore,and 
Ver.3  5,39,47- 
3  6.fear  thy  God,that  thy  brother  may  live 
Ato.20.8.gath.theaffemb.thou  &  Aa.r. thy  broth. 
i4.thus  faith  thy  teklfrael,  Thou  know  ft 
27. 1  j.fhalt  be  gath.as  Aaron  thy  brother  was 
Vcut.  32.^0. 
Vcut.  1 3 .6.  if  thy  brother, ,ron  of  thy  mother  entice 

1  5. 3. that  which  is  thine  with  thy  6/0.thyhand 

7.  nor  (hut  thine  hand  from  thy  poor  brother 
p.thine  eye  be  evill  againft  thy  pooi e  brother 
1 1. open  thy  hand  wide*tothy  brother 
1 2. if  thy  brother  an  Heb.be  fold  unto  thee 
17. 15.no!  fet  a  Aran. K.  over  wch  is  not  thy  6. 

2  2. 1. not  fee  thy  brothers  oxe  or  fheep  go  aftray 

in  any  cafe  bring  them  again  to  thy  broth. 

2.  if  thy  brother  be  not  nigh  to  thee 

be  with  thce,till  thy  brother  feek  after 

3.  fo  do  with  all  loft  things  of  thy  brother 
4.not  fee  thy  brothers  aff~  fall  by  the  way 

2  3.7.notabhorrean  Edoniite,he  is  thy  brother 
19-not  lend  upon  ufury  to  thy  brother 

Vtrfe  20. 
24.10.when  thou  lendft  thy  brother  any  thing 
2 5. 3. thy  brother  ChQu\dfcem  vile  unto  thee 
j  te.i.ii.  hold  up  my  face  to  Joab  thy  brother 
1 3.7.00  now  to  thy  brother  Ammons  houfe 
20.  hath  Ammon  thy  brother  Been  with  thee 
hold  thy  peace,  he  is  thy  brother 
1 1(i«.2.7.when  I  fled,becaufe  of  ?±bh\.thy  broth. 
2 1. let  Abiihao  be  given  thy  brother  to  wife 
20.3  3.they  hk^T by  brother  Bcnhadad 
fob  21.6.  taken  a  pledge  from  thy  brother  for  no 
Pfd.^o.zp.  fitteft  and  fpeakeft  againft  thy  brother 
P/O.zj.io.neithergointothy^.houfeintheday 
Obad.io.  for  thy  violence  againft  thy  broth. Jacob 
1 2.not  have  looked  on  the  day  of  thy  broth. 
Ate.5.2  3.remembreft  that  thy  brother  hath  ought 
24.firft  be  reconciled  to  thy  brother 
7.3.  beholdft  thou  the  mote  in  thy  brothers  eye 
Lu\e  6.41. 
4.or  how  canft  thou  fay  to  thy  brother 

Lu\e6.$z. 

5. fee  clearly  to  aft  the  mote  out  of  thy  brot. 

Lu\e  6.42. 

1 8 . 1 5.  if  thy  brother  fhall  trefpafle  againft  thee 

Lu\e  17-  ?• 

if  he  hear  thee,thou  haft  gained  thy  broth. 


Mar. 6. 1 8. not  lawful  for  thee  to  have  thy  br.vjife 
John  1 1 . 2 3  .thy  brother  (hall  rife  againe 
Rom.  i^.io.why  doft  thou  judge  thy  brother 

w  hy  doft  thou  fet  ac  nought  thy  brother 
1  5. if  thy  brotherbe  grieved  with  thy  meat  . 
2 1  .nor  any  thing,  wherby  thy  firo.ftumbleth 
tour  another, 
Ges.42.16.let  him  fetch  your  brother 

20 .  bring  your  youngeft  brother.      Ver.  3  4. 
3  4.  fo  (hall  I  deliver  you  your  brother 

43.3>exceptyourWfe?,be  withyou.    Ver.J. 
7. would  fay ,Bring  your  brother  downe 
1 3  .take  alfo  your  brother ,and  go 
1 4. that  he  may  fend  away  your  other  brother 
29. is  this  your  younger  brother  oi  whom 
44.23  .except  your  youngeft  brother  come 
45.4I  am  Jofeph  your  brother,  whom  ye 
fudg.y.  i8.made  Abiin.K.becaufe  he  is  your  brot. 
Rev.  1 .9.1  John,who  alfo  am  your  brother 

H&jotberrjooD, 
Zech.  1 1. 1 4.I  might  break  the brotherhoodbttween 
1  Pef.2.i7.1ove  the  brotherhood 
Ipiotberlp. 
Arno.  1  .p.remembred  not  the  brotherly  covenant 
Rom.  1 1 . 1  o.be  affechoned  with  brotherly  love 

1  Thef.q.g.but  as  touching  brotherly  love,ye 
Heb.  1 3 . 1  .let  brotherly  love  continue 

2  Pet.  1 .7.10  godlinss  brotherly  kindnes,to  brother. 

HJjoctgfjt. 
Gen.z.iy.  brought  them  to  Adam  to  name  them 
22. made  he  a  worn.  &  broug.hvr  to  the  man 
4-3.Cain  brought  of  the  fruit  of  the  ground 

4.  Abel  brought  of  the  firftling  of  the  flock 
20.9>thou  haft  brought  on  me  and  my  kingdom 
24.67.Ifa3c  brought  her  into  his  mothers  tent 
26. 1  o. thou  fliouldft  have  brought  guiltinefs  on 
27.  i4.Jacob  brought  them  to  his  mother 
20.becaufe  the  L.thy  God  brought  it  tome 
25. he  brought  it  neer  to  Ifaac,and  he 

he  brought  him  wine,  and  he  drank 
3  1  .Efau  made  favoury  meat,  and  brought  it 
3  3  .that  hath  taken  venifon>and  broug.it  me 

29. 1 3  .Laban  brought  Jacob  into  his  houfe 
23  .he  brought  Leah  to  him,  and  he  went  in 

30.14  brought  mandrakes  to  his  mother  Leah 
3  1 . 3  7 .w hich  was  torn  of  beafts  I  brought  not 
3  3-n.takeIpray  thee  my  bleffing  that  is  brou. 
3  7 . 2  Jofeph  brought  their  evill  report 

3  2. they  brought  the  coat  to  their  father 
'39. 17.Hebr.fer. which  thou  haft broug.unto us 
43. 1 7. the  man  brought  the  men  in  to  Jofeph 

z6.they  brought  him  the  prefent  which 
46.3  2. they  have  brought  their  flocks,  herds 
47.  ij.th:y  brought  their  cattell  unto  Jofeph 
48.10.  he  brought  them  neere  unto  him 

Verfe  1 3 . 
Exod. 2.io.fhs;  broug.him  untoPharaohs  daughter 
8.12.  of  the  frogs  he  had  brought  againii  Phar. 
9. 1 9. and  (hall  not  be  brought  homc,thehaile 
10.13  .Lord  brought  an  Eaft  wind  on  the  hnd 

the  Eaft  wind  brought  the  locufts 
15.22.  Mofes  bought  Ifrael  from  the  red  fea 

26. none  of  thefe  difeafes  which  I  have  brou. 
1 8 .26. hard  caufes  they  brought  unto  Mofcs 
i9.4.on  Eagle  wings,&  broug.  you  to  my  felfe 

2  2. 8. matter  of  the  houfe  fhalbe  foo.to  the  jud. 
29. 10.  caufe  a  bullock  to  be  bro.before  the  tab. 

3  2.3.br,ike  offthe  ear-rings,&  brought  them  to 

6. offered  burnt-offer.  &  brought  peace-offer. 

2 1 .  haft  brought  fo  great  a  (in  upon  them 
35.21.  theyfoo.the  Lords  offer,  to  the  work  of 

21. they  came  and  brought  bracelets 
23.  they  that  had  purple  &  fcarleti/fl.them 
24. every  one  that  did  offer  filv.&  braffe  bro. 
was  found  Shittim-wood,  brought  it 
25.  all  women  wife-hearted  brou.thax  they 
27. rulers  brought  onix  ftones 
29. children  of  Ifrael  bro.z  willing  offering 
36. 3. received  all  that  thechild.of  Ifr.had  bro. 
and  they  brought  yet  to  him  free-offer. 
39.33  .th;y  brought  the  tabernacle  unto  Mofes 
40 . 2 1  .he  brought  the  Ark  into  the  tabernacle 
Levit. S. 6. Mods  broug.  Aaron  &  his  fons,&  wafh. 
1 3  .Mofes  brought  Aarons  fons,&  put  coats 
1  ^.brought  the  bullock  for  the  fin-offering 
1 8. he  brought  the  ram  for  the  burnt-offering 


22.he  brou.the  other  ram,the  ram  of  confec. 
24.fo'o#.Aarons  fons,  &  Mofes  put  of  the  bl. 
0.  5.  they  brougxhzt  which  Mof.coiwmand.bef. 
9.fons  of  Aaron  brought  the-bloud  unto  him 
1 5.  he  brought  the  peoples  oftering,and  took 
1 6.he  brought  the  burnt-offer.and  ottered  it 
17.he6wag.the  meat-off.&  took  a  handfull 

13.2.  he  fhalbe  brought  to  Aaron  theprieft 

Verfe  9. 
1 4-z.in  the  day  of  his  deanfing'  bro.to  the  pri. 
2  3 . 1 4.till  the  day  ye  have  brought  an  offering 
1 5  .count  from  the  day  ye  brought  the  fheafe 
24. 1 1  .they  brought  the  blafphemer  to  Mofes 
Num.6. 1 3 .  he  fhalbe  broug.  to  the  door  of  the  tab. 
7. 3. they  brought  their  offering  before  the  Lord 
and  they  brought  them  before  the  tabern. 
9.13  .becaufe  he  brought  not  the  offer.of  the  Lo. 
1 1 .3  1  .went  forth  a  wind^nd  brought  quailes 
13.23  .they  brought  of  the  pomegr.&  the  figs 
j 4. 3.  wherfore  hath  the  L.brought  us  unto  this 
15.33 -found  him  gath.fticks,  bro.him  to  Mof. 
36.aH  the  cong.  brou.him  without  the  camp 

1 6.  io.he  hath  brought  thee  neere  to  him 
23 .7.Balak  hath  brought  me  from  Aram 

28.  Balak  brought  Balaam  to  the  top  of  Peor 
2  5.6.came  &  brought  unto  his  brethren  a  Mid. 
1,7. 5 Mofcs  brought  their  caufe  before  the  Lord 
31.12.  they  brought  the  captives  and  their  prey 
50.we  havetherefore  brought  an  oblation 
54-Mofes  &  Eleazar  bro.the  gold  to  the  tab. 
32.17  .till  we  have  brought  them  to  their  places 
Veut.z6. 10.I  have  brou.the  firft  fruits  of  the  land 
1 3 .1  have  brought  away  the  hallow  ed  things 
fof.7.7.  haft  thou  brought  this  people  over  Jordan 
14. in  the  morn.ye  fhalbe  fow/g.according  to 
i6.Jofh.rofe,&&Vo/i!gfo  Ifrael  by  their  tribes 
1 7.  he  brought  the  family  of  Judah,&  took 
brought  the  family  of  the  Zarh.man  by  man 
1 8  .he  brought  his  houfhold  man  by  man 
2 3. took  them,  and  brought  them  to  Jofhua 
24.  they  brought  them  to  the  valley  of  Achor 
8. 2  3. brought  the  king  of  Ai  to  Jolhua 

24.7.  brought  the  fea  upon  them,and  covered 
fttdg.i .7 .broug.  Adonibez.to  Jer.&  there  he  died 

2. 1 .1  have  brought  you  unto  the  land  I  fware 
3 . 1 7  .he  brought  the  prefent  unto  Eglon 
7. 25. brought  the  heads  of  Oreb  and  Zeeb 
11.35  •th°u  na^  brought  me  very  low 
14.11.they  brought  30.compan.tobe  with  him 
1 6. 1 8. they  brought  money  in  their  hand 

18. 3.  who  brought  thee  hither 

2 1 . 1  z.brought  them  to  the  camp  to  Shiloh 
1  S3. 1.24.  broug.Samuel  to  the  hcufe  of  the  Lord 

2  5  .they  brought  the  child  to  Eli 
2. 1 9.mother  brou.him  a  coat  from  year  to  year 
5.i.Philiftinesfo'0«gtethe  Arketo  Afhdod 

10.  have  brought  about  the  Arke  to  us 
10. 27. they  brought  him  no  prefents 
1 4.3  4. all  the  people  brought  every  man  his  oxe 
15.1 5.they  have  brought  them  from  the  Amal. 

2  o.I  have  brought  Agag  king  of  Amalek 

17.  ^.brought  the  head  of  Goliah  to  Jerufalem 
57.Abner  brought  him  before  Saul 

i8.27.David  brought  their  fore-skins,and  gave 
1 9. 7. Jonathan  brought  David  to Saul,and  he 

21.8.  I  have  neither  broug.fwotd  nor  weapons 
14-wherfore  then  have  ye  brought  him  to  me 
15.  have  I  need  of  madmen  ye  have  brought 

22.4.he  brought  them  before  the  K.of  Moab 
23.5.  David  broug.the  Philift.cattell  at  Keilah 
2  5.27.  this  bleff.which  thine  handm.hath  bro. 

3  5. David  received  that  which  fhe  hid  brou. 
28.25.  fhe  brou.  it  before  Saul,  &  they  dideate 
30.7.Abiathar  brought  thither  theEphod 

1 1. found  an  E^ypt.Sc  brought  him  to  David 
zSa.i.  1  o. have  brought  them  hither  to  my  lord 
z.S.Abner  brought  Ifhbofheth  toMahanaim 
4.8.they  brought  the  head  of  Ifhbofh.to  David 
1  ©.thinking  to  have  brought  good  tidings 
7.18.  who  am  I,that  thou  haft  brou.me  hither. 
8.2.Moabites  became  Dav.ferv.&  brought  gifts 
1  Cbron. i%.z. 
^.Syrians  became  Davids  fer.&  brought  gifts 
1  Chron.  1 3.6. 
7  David  brought  (hields  of  gold  to  Jerufalem 
1  Cbron.1%.7. 
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10.  Joram  brought  with  him  veffels  of  iilvcr 
i , .  1 1 .when  (he  had  broug.them to  him  to  eat 
14  i  ?  Joab  fo»*gfe  Abfalom  to  Jerufalem 
I7.i8.ShobiandBarzillaifc^fobeds 
1 9.4 1  .why  have  they  6w.the  K.&  his  houfliold 


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it  to  David 
1  Cfcw».n.i8. 
1  Kin.  1 .  3  .brought  Abiihag  to  the  king 
,  8.they  brought  Solomon  to  Gihon 
i.AO.Shimei  brought  his  fervants  from  Gath 
.  J 1. brought  Phar.daught.intothe  city  of  David 

'  ^.brought  a  fword  before  the  king 
A.zi.brought  prefents,and  ferved  Solomon 

z8.barley  and  ftraw  brought  they  to  the  place 
«.  17.  broug.gtat  ftones  to  lay  the  foundation 
6.7  .ftone  made  ready  before  brought  thither 
9. 9. therefore  hath  the  L.brought  all  this  evill 
'  2  8  .fetcht  from  Ophir  gold,&  br.lt  to  K.Sol. 
1 0.1  i.navieof  Hyram  fcrea.gold  from  Ophir 

2 5 .they  breaght  every  man  his  prefent 
j  7.6.ravens  brought  him  bread  and  flefli 

io.haft  thou  Aiobrougbt  evil  upon  the  wid. 
ao.39.turned  afide,and  brought  a  man  to  me 
Jofzz.^.  king  died,and  was  brought  to  Samaria 
z  Kjn.'z.zo. bring  a  new  crufe,  &  put  falt,they  bro. 
4. 5. who  brought  the  veffels  to  her^and  (he 
20. when  he  had  brought  him  to  his  mother 
42.and  brought  the  man  of  God  bread 
«.2.Syrians  had  brought  away  a  little  maid 
6. he  brought  the  letter  to  the  king  of  Ifracl 
20.in  not  receiving  that  which  he  brought 
io.8.they  have  brought  the  heads  of  the  kings 
i^.zo.brought  him  on  horfes,and  burigd  him 
16. 14.  fowg.the  brafen altar  which  was  before 
17  4.Hofliea  brou.no  pref.to  the  king  of  Affyr. 
24-king  of  Affyriro/^gfct  men  from  Babylon 
27-carry  of  thepriefts  whom  yeb/ought 
20. 1 1. he  brou.the  (hadow  10. degrees  backwa. 
2j.8.he  brou.zW  the  priefts  out  of  the  cities  of 
30.  brought  Jonah  dead  to  Jerufalem,and 

2  Chron.i  f-M- 
24.16.  them  the  king  of  Babiftw.capt.to  Bab. 
2j.20.Nebuzaradan£wgk  themtoRiblah 

Jerem.%  2.26. 
Cfer.  f  .26.K.of  Affyria  6ro«g.Gadites  to  Halah 
10.1 2.iro».them  toJabe(h,&  buried  their  bon. 
1 1 . 1 9.  with  jeopardy  of  their  lives  they  brought 
1 2. 40. they  of  Iffachar  brought  bread  on  affes 
1 3 . 1 3 .  David  brou.not  the  Ark  home  to  himf. 
14.17.the  \..brought  the  fear  of  him  upon  all 
1 6 . 1  .fo  they  brought  the  Ark  of  God,and  fet  it 
1 7. 1 6\that  thou  haft  brought  me  hither  to 
18.8.  from  Chun  brou.David  very  much  biaffe 
1  i.David  dedic.the  filver  bro.  from  all  thefe 
zo.z.brougbt  alfo  exceeding  much  fpoile 
12. 4. they  of  Tyre  brought  much  Cedar-wood 
Chr.j. zz.  therfore  he  hath  brought  all  this  evill 
8. 18.  brought  4fo.talents  of  gold  to  king  Solo. 
9.  lo.ferv.which  brought  gold^fl.  Algumc  trees 
1 2.befides  that  which  (lie  had  brou.unto  the 
14. betides  that  which  merchants  brought 

governour  of  the  country  brou.odli  to  Sol. 
24.they  brought  every  man  his  prefent 
28. they  broug.to  Solom.horfes  out  of  Egypt 
13.18.thas  the  child. of  Ifrael  were  brou.under 
1  5.1  i.offred  to  the  L.of  the  fpoil  they  had  br. 
17-5.aU  Judah&nwgte  to  Jehofhaphat  prefents 
1 1  .fome  of  the  Philiftines  bro.him  prefents 
the  Arabians  brought  him  flockes 
22.9.they  brought  Ahaziah  to  Jehu 
24. 1 1  .at  what  time  the  cheft  was  brou.to  the 
i4.when  they  had  finimed  it,  they  brou.  the 
25.1  z.brought  them  to  the  top  of  the  rocke 
14.  Amaziah  brought  of  the  gods  of  Seir 
23  Joafh  took  Amaziah,  &  bro.him  to  Jeru. 
28. they  brought  him  upon  horfes,and  buried 
28.  j. Syria,  brought  Ifrael  to  Damafcus 

8  Ifrael  broug.the  fpoil  of  ludah  to  Samaria 

1 5  .bought  the  captives  to  Jericho  <*r 

1 9. the  L.fow.Judahlow  becaufe  of  Ahaz 

27.fo-0a.him  not  into  the  fepulc.of  the  kings 

i9.21.6ra.  7.bull.for  a  fin-offer.forthekingd. 

3  i.burnt-off.the  congriw.  was  70. bullocks 

3  2. 2  3 .  many  brought  gifts  to  the  Lord  to  Jeruf. 

30.  Hez.foo.the  water-courfe  to  the  weft  fi. 

33.11  ."L.brought  upon  them  the  capt.of  Affyria 


36.10.  Nehuch. brought  Jehojachin  to  Babylon 
i7.therfore  he  brou.upon  them  the  K.of  the 
18.  treasures  of  the  princes  he  broug.toBab. 
£^.4. 10. whom  the  great  Afnapper  brought  over 
6.5.vef.Neb.took  out  of  the  temp.they  brou.to 
8.18  .they  brought  us  a  man  of  underftanding 
Neb.4. 1 5. God  had  brou.  their  counfell  to  nought 
5. 5. fome  of  our  daught.are  brou.unto  bondage 
8 . 2. the  prieft  brought  the  law  before  the  congr. 
i6.people  went  forth  and  brought  them,  and 
9.33  .thou  art  juft  in  all  that  is  brought  upon  us 
1 3 . 1 2. then  brought  all  Judah  tithe  of  corne 
1 6.there  dwelt  men  of  Tyre  which  brou.bm 
Efth.  2. 8  .Efther  was  brought  unto  the  kings  houfe 
6.8.  let  the  royallapparell  be  brought 

1  i.brought  him  on  horfeback  through  the 
9. 1 1  .number  (lain  in  Shulhan  brou  before  the 
Job  4. 1 2 .  now  a  thing  was  fecretly  brought  to  me 
14.21.they  axebrought  low,but  he  perceiveth 
21.3  2.yet  mail  he  be  brought  to  the  grave 
24.24.but  are  gone,and  brought  low 
42.11.comf.h1m  over  all  the  evil  the  L.had^f. 
Vfal.^^.^.broug.  to  confulibn  thatdevife  my  hurt 
z6.brou.to  confuiion  that  rejoyce  at  my  hurt 
4? .  i4.fhalbe  brought  unto  the  king  in  raiment 
virgins  that  follow  her  (halbe  brought 
iy.with  gladneffe  (hall  theybebrought 
7 1 .  z^.brought  to  (hame  that  feek  my  hurt 
78. 54. he  brou.them  to  the  border  of  his  fanft. 

7 1. he  brought  him  to  feed  Jacob  his  people 
79.8  .for  we  art  brought  very  low 
8 9. 40. ha.ft  bro wht  his  ftrong  holds  to  ruine 
10  5  .40.people  asked ,and  he  brought  quniles 
106. 43. and  were  brou.low  for  their  iniquity 
107.39.  mini(hed,&  follow  through  oppreff. 
1 16. 6.1  was  brought  low,andhe  helped  me 
i42.6.attendtomycry,forI  am  brou. very  low 
Pro.6.z6.  a  man  is  brought  to  a  piece  of  bread 
Ecclef.  1 2.4. daughters  of  mufick  (halbe  brou.low 
Cant.z-4.he  brought  me  to  the  banquctting  houfe 
Ifa.z.  1  z.and  he  (halbe  brought  low 
1  j.i.  Arof  Moab  is  brought  to  filence 

Kir  of  Moab  is  brought  to  filence 
18 .7.  that  time  (hall  the  prefent  be  broughtto 
21.14.  inhab.of  Temabrought  water  to  him 
23.13  .and  he  brought  it  to  ruine 
z  5 .5 .branch  of  the  terrib.ones  (halbe  brou  low 
29. 20. the  terrible  one  is  brought  to  nought 
43.2  3.thouhaftnotfo-«^.me  thefmall  cattell 

24. thou  haft  brought  me  no  fweetcane 
48.1  5.I  have  fo'<?«.him,he  (hall  make  his  way 
53.7  .he  is  brought  as  a  lamb  to  the  daughter 
59. 1 6. his  arme  brought  falvation  unto  him 

60. 1  i.and  that  their  kings  may  be  brought 
62.9-theythat  have ^fl«.it  togeth.fhall  drink  it 
6  3. 5. therefore  my  own  avme'brought  falvation 

Jer.  10. 9. filver  fprea'd  into  plates  is  bmirom  Tar. 
1 1. 1 9. 1  was  as  an  oxe  brought  cotheflaughter 
1 5.8.I  have^WKg.uponthemafpoiler  at  noon 
20.1 5/curfed  be  the  man  who  broug. tidings  to 
24.  i.Neb.fcra#g.Carpen.&  Smiths  to  Babylon 
26. 23. they  fetcht  Urijah,&  brou.him  to  Jcho. 
3  2.4i.like  as  I  have  brought  all  this  evill 
37.i4.Irijah  took  Jer.and6*w.himto  thepri.( 
40.3-now  the  Lord  hath  brought  it 

44.2  .feen  the  evill  I  have  brought  upon  Jerufa. 
£^.8.3.£w«.meinthe  viiions  of  God  to  Jeruf. 

7  .he  brought  me  to  the  door  of  the  court 

14.  he  brought  me  to  the  doore  of  the  gate  of 

1 1 . 1  .fpirit  brought  me  unto  the  Eaft  gate 
z^.brought  me  in  a  vifion  into  Caldea 

14. 22. comforted  concerning  the  evil  I  have  b. 
concerning  all  that  I  have  brougxeoon  it 

19. 4. brou. him  with  chains  into  the  land  of  Eg. 
9.put  him  inward,  &  brought  him  to  the  K. 

23.8 .left  (he  her  whordomes  broug.hom  Egypt 
27.1k  make  thy  whordomsfoo.fromEgy. to 
42. were  brought  Sabcans  from  the  wildernes 

27.1  f.broug.  thee  fora  prefent,  hornsof  ivory 
.     19.5.  (halt  not  be  brought  together,nor  gather 

30.1 1.  terrible  of  the nat. (halbe  fo^.to  deftroy 

40.i.handoftheL.wason  me,&  br.methkh. 
z.  in  the  vifions  of  God  brou.be  me  into  the 
3  .he  brought  me  thither,  &  behold  there  was 
4.I  might  (hew  them  to  thee, art  thou  broug. 
24-after  that  he  brou?  .me  toward  the  South 
M  2 


28.  brou.me  to  the  inner  court  by  theSout^ 
3  j.he  brought  me  to  the  North  gate 
48. he  brought  me  to  the  porch  of  the  houfe 
49.het>«>«e;fo£meby  the  fteps  w hereby  they 
41.1  .afterward  he  brought  me  to  the  temple 
43. 1. afterward  he  bro.me  to  the  gate  that  loo. 
^.^.brought  he  me  by  the  way  of  the  Nor.gate 
46.i9.after«ard  he&/'fl.me  through  the  entry 
47. 3. he  brought  me  through  the  waters  . 

Chapc.4.4. 
6.then  he  brou.me,and  caufedme  to  returne 
Dan.  3.13  .they  brought  thefe  men  before  the  kin<? 
5.3. then  they  brought  the  golden  veffels 

2  3  .they  have  brought  the  veffels  of  his  houfe 
6.16.  the  K.c6manded,&  they  brought  Daniel 

i7.a  ftone  was  brought,  &  laid  upon  the  mo. 
1 8. neither  were  intlrum.of  mul./'/W.before 
24. they  brou.thofe  men  which  had  accu.Da. 
7.13.  and  they  brought  him  neerc  before  him 
9-i4.watched  upon  the  evill.  lk.brou.ght  it  on  us 
1 1. 6. (he  (halbe  given  up,&  they  that  brou.htr 
Obad.y. men  of  thy  confcd.have  brought  thee  to 
Hag.  1. 9. when  ye  brought  it  home,I  did  blow 
Mai.  1 . 1 3  .ye brought  that  w hich  was  torne 

thus  ye  brought  thi  offering 
Mat.  1 . 1  i.after  brought  to  Bab.  Jechonias  berate  ° 
4. 24. they  brought  to  him  all  lick  people 
8.r  6. brought  to  him  many  that  were  poffeffed 
9. 2.  brought  to  him  a  man  lick  of  the  palfic 

3  2.  brought  to  him  a  dumb  man 

1  o.  1 8  .ye  lhalbe  brought  before  governours 

Mar.  1 3  .g.Sc  Lull.  1 1 . 1 2. 
1  z.zz.brought  to  him  one  potfeffed  with  a  div. 
2  5 .  againft  it  felle,  is  brought  to  defolation 
Lu\s  1 1. 1 7. 
14. 1 1  .(lie  brought  it  to  her  mother 

35, brought  to  him  all  that  were  difeafed 

Marty  1.32. 
i6.8.becaufeye  have  brought  no  bread 
1 7. 1 6.1  brought  him  to  thydifc:ples 
18.24.  one  wasii'o.to  him  that  owed  iooao. 
19.13.  then  were  therefco.to  him  little  childr. 
Mar\e  10.13. 
217  .and  brought  the  affe  and  the  colt 
22.1 9. they  brought  to  him  a  penny 
z%.zo.brought  other  five  talents 
Mar. 4.1 1  .a  candle  broug.to  be  put  under  a  buChcl 
6. 2 7. commanded  his  head  to  be  brought 

28.andfov«gfr;-hish:ad  in  a  charger 
9.17.I  have  brought  unto  thee  my  fon 
20.and  they  brought  him  unto  him 
io.i3.difciplcsrebukcd  thole  that  b.oug  them 
1 1. 7. they  brought  the  colt  to  Je:us/tnd  caft 

Lul{e  19.35. 
1 2. 1 6. they  brought  it,  &  he  faid,Whofeis  this 
Lu\.z. 22. they  broug. him  tojeruf.to  prefent  him 
3.5.evcry  mount  and  hill  &n\hs'brdu?bt\o\v 
4.9.  brought  him  to  Jeruf.  &  fc:  lum  on  a  pinn. 
40. any  lick  with  divers  difeafes  broiug.them 
5.1 1 -when  they  had  fo'o/ig.theirfhips  to  land 
7. 3  7. bro  light  an  alabafter  boxc  or  ointment 
10.3  4.broi:gi)t  him  to  an  Inije,ahd  took  care 
1 8. 1  ^.  bro. to  him  infants,that  Ire  lliould  touch 

40.Jefus  commanded  him  to  be  brought 
2 3. 1 4  ye  have  brought  this  man  unto  me 
John  1. 42. Andrew  brought  Simon  to  Jefirs 
4.3  3  .hath  any  man  brought  him  0u3.be 
7.45 -why  have  ye  not  brought  hint 
8.3 .  brou.unto  him  a  woman  taken  in  adultery 
913.  brought  to  the  Pharifecs  him  that  aforeti. 
i9.39.Nicodemtisfcfl«.a  mixture  of  myrrho 
AB.n.iA.brought  the  price  of  the  things  fold 

37. having  land, fold  it>&  broug.  the  money 
f.z.brought  a  certain  part,ani  laid  it  downe 
2 1  .Cent  to  the  prifon  to  hive  them  brought 
26 .they  brought  them  without  violence 
27. when  they  had  bioughtihem  they  fee 
36.asmanyas  obeyed  him  were  brought  to. 
6.i2.they  brought  jSteph'en  to  ihccounccll 
9.27  .Barnabas  brought  him  unto  the  Apoftles 
1 1.26. when  he  found  him, he  brou.him  unto 
14.13-prieft  of  Jupiter  brought  own. 
1  <;.3.bcing  brought  on  their  way  by  the  Chur.- 
1 6. 1 6  w hich  brought  her  inafter  much  gainc 

zo.brought  them  to  the  maoiftrates 
17.1  j.that  condufted  Paul,&/w<;.h!m,to  Ath. 

1  o.they 


BRO 


B  R  O 


I9.they  brought  him  unto  Areopagus 
1 8 .  i  z.brought  Paul  to  the  judgement  feat 

19. 1  2.  from  his  body  were  brought  to  the  fick 
lg.brotight  their  books  and  burned  them 
24.  brought  no  fmall  gain  to  the  craftfmen 

3 7. ye  have  brought  hither  thefe  men 
zo.  1  z. they  brought  the  young  man  alive 
z  i .  5  .they  all  brought  us  on  our  way 

16.  they  brought  with  them  one  Maajon  of 

2  3 . 1 8 .  he  brought  him  to  the  chiefe  captaine 

3 1.  brought  i  'aul  by  night  to  AntipatriJ 
2$.6.comnnanded  iJaul  to  be  brought 

1 8 .  brought  none  accufat.  of  fuch  things  as 
27.24.  thou  muft  be  brought  before  Cefar 
Rom.  1 5. 24. to  be  brought  on  my  way  thitherward 

1  Cor, 6, 1 2.  He  not  be  brought  under  the  power 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 6. of  you  to  be  brou.on  my  way  to  Judea 

1  Yhef.  3  .6.Timothy  brou.us  good  tidings  of  your 

2  tim.1.10.  hath  brou.lik  &  immortal.to  light 

1  Pet.  1 . 1 3 .  for  the  grace  that  is  to  be  brou.to  you 

2  Pet.z.ig.of  the  tame  he  is  brought  in  bondage 

SH5zOUgl)t  <?gai«e.    . 
Gen.  14. 1 6.  Abraham  brought  again  his  broth. Lot 

43.1 2. the  mony  that  was  brought  againe 
2 1. we  have  brought  it  again  in  our  hand 

44.8. in  our  fackes  mouth  we  brought  againe 
Exod.  io.8.M'>f.and  Aaron  were  iro.again  to  Ph. 

1  ^.io.the  ho.brought  againe  the  waters ofthe 
Dear.  1.2  5. and  brought  us  word  again, &  faid,It  is 
J0f.14.jA  broug.him  word  again,as  it  wasm  my 

22.jz.Pbin.returned,&  &/««.them  word  again 
Ruth  i.n.L.hathfcrfltfgte  me  home  again  empty 

1  Sam-.6.zi.V\v\\^..hvieJmught  again  the  Arke 

2  Sam. 3.26. brought  Abner  again  from  the  Wei  of 

1  Kjn.  2.3Q.Benaiah  brought  the  King  word  again 

2  Kin.  22.9. Shaphan  brought  the  King  word  again 

20. and  they  brought  the  King  word  again 

1  Kifl.20.9. &  -  Cb'0. 34.18. 

2  C/jy.i2.n.^o.them  again  into  the  guard-cham. 

33.13  .the  L.broug .ManafT.again  to  Jerufalem 

Ey.6. 5 .he  reftored~&  ferag.again  to  the  temple 

Neh.  1 3 .9. thither  brought  1  again  the  veflels  of  the 

Jcr.  27.  i6.the  veflcls~fhall  fhortly  be  brou.zgzinc 

4 1 . 1 6.the  Eunuchs  he  had  fo-o.again  fro  Gib. 

£^(1^.34.4.haveyefei'o«.again  that  wch  was  driven 

3  9.27. when  I  have  brou.tbem  againe  from  the 
47. 1. he  brou.mt  again  to  the  door  ofthe  hou. 

Mat.  27.3  .brought  aga i n  the  3  o .pieces 
Hc&.i3.20.God  of  peace  that  6r.aga.from  the  de. 

H&tQUgrjt  bac\. 
G^.14. 16.  Abraham  brought  back  all  the  goods 
Num  1 3 .26.th':y  brought  back  word  unto  him 

1  I^/?z.i3.20.came  to  the  Proph.that  ^.himback 

23 .to  wit,for  the  Ptoph.he  had  broug.bzck 
26.  when  the  Proph.that  6/o.himback  heard 
29. hid  it  upon  the  affe,and  brought  it  back 
14.28.  brou.ihem  back  into  the  guard-chamb. 

2  Chr.  1 9,4.Jehof.itfWgk  them  back  to  the  Lord 

34.  iS.Shaphanfo'fl.thc  King  word  back  3gain 
Pfal.8  5. 1  .haft  brought  back  the  captivity  of  Jacob 
£^£.3  8 .8 .come  into  the  land,6»w.back  fro  the 
44.i.thenhe^o«gfcimeback  by  the  way  of 
SBiOMgrjt  downe. 
GeK.39.i.Joftph  was  brought  down  into  Egypt 
which  had  brought  him  down  thither 

43.2  2.othermony  we  hwebrougbt  down 
Dear.  1. 2 5. took  offtbe  fruit,  &  brought  it  downc 
Judg.7.%.^0  he  brougAov/n  the  people  to  the  wat. 

16.21.  and  brought  him  down  to  Gaza 

1  Sam.10. i6.whcn  he  had  brought  them  downe 
1 Kjn.i .  5  3  .they  fowg.Adonijah  down  from  the 

17.23  .Elijah  broug.  the  child  down  out  ofthe 
i8.4oi;'o?/£.themdowneto  the  brook  Kifhon 

2  Kjn.  1 1.  l^.brought  down  the  Kfrom  the  hou.of 

2  Chron.  1 3 .20. 
Pfal. 107.1 2.he  brought  down  their  heart  with  lab. 
lfa.  5 . 1 5  .the  mean  man  mall  be  brought  downe 

1 4. 1 1 .  the  pomp  is  brought  downe  to  the  grave 
1  5  .yet  thou  inalt  be  brought  down  to  hell 

29.4.be  brought  downe,  &  fpeake  out  ofthe  gr. 

43.14.fent  toBab.&  brou.doYin  all  the  nobles 
Lam-z.z.he  bithbroug.  them  down  to  the  ground 
E?£k-  I7-H.I tne  L.have  brou.&ovin  the  high  tree 

31 .  18  {halt  be  6/<?«.down  with  the  trees  of  Ed. 
Zech.  10. 1 1. pride  of  Affyria  flialbe  brought  downe 
ifcto.  11.13  .malt  be  brought  downe  to  hell 


BRO        BRO 

^S.9-3o.they  brought  him  downe  to  Cefarea 
zz.^o.brought  Paul down,and  fet  him  before 
%iWX$fot  forth. 
Gen.  1 . 1 2 .  the  earth  brought  forth  grade 

z  1. which  the  waters  brought  forth  abundan. 
14.18.  King  of  Salem  brought  forth  bread 
1 5. 5. Lord  brought  forth  Abraham  abroad 
19.16.they  brou.him  forth,  &  fet  him  without 
17-when  he  hadfo\themforth,hefaid,Efca. 
24.  j  3 .  fervants  brought  forth  jewels  of  filver 
3 0.3 9. flocks  brought  forth  cattell  ring-ftraked 
3  8 . 2  5 .  w  hen  fh  e  was  brought  forth,(he  fent 
40. 10.  the  clufters  thereof  brought  forth  ripe 
4 1 .47. the  earth  brought  forth  by  handfuls 
Exod.3.1 2.when  thou  haft  brought  forth  thepeop. 
1 2.39.unleav.  cakes  of  the  dough  brought  forth 
1 6. 3 .  you  have  brought  us  forth  into  this  wild. 
3  2.wherwith  I  fed  you  when  I  bro.you  forth 
1 9. 1 7 .  Motbrvu  forth  the  peo.out  of  the  camp 
29.46.fhal  know  lam  the  L.thatfer.them  for. 
3  2.1  i.ag.thy  peop.  which  thou  haft  brou.torth 
Lev. 2  2. 27. when  a  bullo.  fheep,goat  is  fooa.forth 
2  5.  3  8  .Lord  your  Go.  which  brought  you  forth 
Chap.26.13. 
42. they  are  my  fervants  which  I  brong. forth 
Verf.55. 
116.45.  whom  I  broug.  forth  in  the  fight  ofthe 
Num.  17.8.  rod  of  Aaron  brought  forth  buds 
20.  itf.fent  an  Angel,and  hath  brought  us  forth 
24.8. God  brought  him  forth  out  of  Egypt 
Deut.  1.27.  bec.the  L.  hated  ns  he  brought  us  forth 
4. 20. Lord  hath  brought  you  forth  out  of  iron 
tf.12.bew.left  thouforg-the  L.wch.^.thee  for. 
8.14.&  forget  the  L.  which  brought  thee  forth 
1 5 .  who  ^o.thee  forth  water  out  ofthe  rock 
9. 1 2. people  fooa.forth  have  corrupted  themfel. 
26.deft.notthypeo.  w<h thou  haft  brou.forth 
1 6. 1  .in  the  moneth  Abib  G.  brought  thee  forth 
26.8.  Lo.brought  us  forth  with  a  mighty  hand 
29. 2  j  .covenant  he  made  when  he  brought  forth 
33.14.  precious  fruits  brought  forth  by  the  Sun 
Jofh.  10.23.  brought  forth  thofe  five  kings 
Judg.  5 . 2  5  .(he  brought  forth  butter  in  a  lordly 
6.8.1  brought  you  forth  out  ofthe  houfe  of 
1 9. 25  .brought  forth  to  them  the  concubine 
Ruth  2. 1 8. (lie  brought  forth,and  gave  to  her  that 

1  SVft».i2.8.L.fentlvlof.wnofo'0.  forth  your  fath. 

2  Sam.  1  z .  3  o  .he  brought  forth  the  fpoile  of  the  city 

3  1  .he  6/'fl«g.forth  the  people  that  were  therin 
2  2. 20. he  brought  me  forth  into  a  large  place 

1  Kjn.8.  16.  lince  the  dzylbroug.  forth  my  people 

2  Chr 0.6.%. 

9.9-forfook  the  L.who  brought  forth  their  fath. 

2  Chro.7. zz. 

2  J0».io.22.he  brought  them  forth  veftments 

z6.brought  forth  the  images  out  of  the  houfe 
1 1 . 1 2. he  brought  forth  the  kings  fon 
2  Chr.i.  17.  brought  forth  out  of  Egypt  a  charet 

29.23 . .brought  forth  the  heogoat  for  a  fin-offer. 
E^t\  1.7.  Cyrus  the  king  brought  forth  the  veflels 

which  Neb.hadfow^.forth  out  of  Jerufal. 
fob  10.18.  wherefore  haft  thou  brought  me  forth 
21.30.fb.albe  brought  forth  tothe  dayof wrath 
Pfal. 7.  14. conceived  mifch.&  femj. forth  falfhood 
1 8.  lg.bebrou  me  forth  alfo  into  a  large  place 
90.2.beforc  the  mountains  were  brought  forth 
10  j. 30. land  broughtiovch  frogs  in  abundance 
3  7. he  brought  them  forth  alfo  with  filver 
43  .he  brought  forth  his  people  with  joy 
Pi'0.8.24.there  were  no  depthsl  was  broug  .forth 

2  5  .before  the  hils  was  I  brought  forth 
Cant.8.  5  .there  thy  mother  brought  thee  forth 

there  fhe  brought  thee  forth  that  bare  thee 
lfa.  5 . 2.and  it  brought  forth  wild  grapes 
4.  brought  it  forth  wild  grapes 
26. 1 8  .we  have  as  it  were  brought  forth  wind 
45. 10. or  to  the  wom.What  haft  thoufo'fl.forch 
5 1. 1 8. among  the  fons  which  fhe  hath  fo^.  forth 
66.7. before  fhe  travelled,fhe  hought  forth 
8.as  foon  as  Zion  tiavelled,fhe  broug.forth  . 
fe/'.z.zy.ot  to  a  ftone,Thou  haft  brought  me  forth 
1 1 .4.in  the  day  that  I  brought  them  forth 

Chapt.34.13. 

20.3.  Pafhur  6/o.forth  Jerem.out  ofthe  flocks 

32.21  .haft  brought  thy  people  Ifr.out  of  Egypt 

Ddn.9.15. 


BRO        BRO 

3  8.22.Ieft  in  the  kings  houfe  fhalbe  fcraa.forth 
50.25. the  L.hathiw.forth  the  weapons  of  his 

51.10.  the  L.hath  brought  forth  our  righteoui". 
52.31  .brought  Jehojakin  forth  out  of  prifon 

£^£.  1 2.7.I  brought  forth  my  ftuffe  by  day,as 

I  brought  it  forth  in  the  twilight 
14.22.  fhalbe  a  remnant  tfi3t  fhalbe  brouSotth 
17.6.  fo  it  became  a  vine, &  bro. forth  branches 
20.22.in  whofe  fight  I broughtthem  forth 
3  8 .8  .but  it  is  brought  forthou  t  ofthe  nations 
42.i.then  he  brou.me.  forth  into  the  utter  court 
Chapt.46.21. 

1  t.he  brought  me  forth  toward  the  gate 
47.8.beingfo».forth  intothefca  wat.fhalbe 

Mic.  5 .3  .that  fhe  which  travelleth  hath  Jw.fbrth 
Bag.  2. 1 9.the  olive  tree  hath  not  brought  forth 
Mat.  1.25.  till  fhe  had  brought  forth  her  firft-born 
1 3.8.  fell  in  good  ground,&  broug.  forth  fruit 
a6.when  the  blade  was  fprung,&  brou.fovth 
Mar,4.$. brought  forth  fome  30.  fome  60. 

29-when  the  fruit  is  brought  forth,  he  put 
Ia^.1.57.  EliCubezh brought  forth  a  fon 

2.7.fhe  foaa.her  firft-born  fon,  and  wrapped 
1 2. 1 6.rich  man  brought  forth  plentifully 
John  19. 1 3-Pilate  heard  that  he  brou.Jdus  forth 
A£t.  5. 1 5 .  they  broug.  forth  the  fick  into  the  ftreet 
i9.opened  the  prifon  doors,&  ka.them  for. 
12.6.  when  Herod  would  havefcw.him  forth 
23.28.I  brought  him  forth  into  then-  councell 
25.17.I  comanded  the  man  to  be  broug.fonH 

2  3 .  at  Feftus  command  Paul  was  bms.forth 
i6.wherfore  I  hare  br.him  forth  before  you 

Jam.  5. 1 8. and  the  earth  brought  forth  her  fruit 
Rev.  1 2. 5  .fhe  brought  forth  a  man-child 

1 3  .perfec.the  wom.which  fo-.for.the  man-c. 
2l5?ongbr.i?z. 

Gen.  3  9. 1 4  .he  hath  brought  in  an  Hebrew 
43.18  .brought  in,that  he  may  feek  occafion 
47-7-Jofeph  brought  in  Jacob  his  father 

Lev.  1  o.  1 3.  becaufe  the  bloud  of  it  was  not  bro.in 
16.27.the  goat  whofeblood was brought'm 

Num.  12.15.  journied  not  till  Miriam  was  brou.in 

Deut. 9.4.(01  my  righteo.the  L.hath  brought  me  in 
1 1.29.  when  the  L.thy  God  hathfomthee  in 

1  Sam.  1 6. 1 2. and  he  fent  and  brought  him  in  now 

2  Sa.$  .2  2.Joab  brought  in  a  great  fpoile 

6.17.  and  they  brought  in  the  Arke  ofthe  Lord 

1  Kin.7.1 1 .  So\.brou.m  the  things  his  father  ded. 

z  Chron.  f. 1. 

8.6.priefts  brought  in  the  Arke  ofthe  covenant 

z  Chron.  5. 7, 

10.11.  brought  in  from  Ophir  great  plenty  of 
1 5. 1 5.  Afa  brou.in  the  things  his  father  dedic. 

2  d>r.24.io.all  the  princes  bro.in,8c caft  into  the 
29.4.He2ekiah  bro.in  the  Priefts  &  the  Levites 

3 1  .congregation  brought  in  Sacrifices 
30. 1 5. Levites  were  ainam.&  bro.in  burnt-ofF. 
3 1 . 5.children  of  Ifrael  brought  in  abundance 
the  tithe  of  all  things  brou.  they  in  abund. 
6.they  alfo  brought  in  the  tithes  of  oxen 
1 2. prepared  chamb.and  brought  in  the  offer. 
Neh.  1 3 .19.no  burden  be  brou.in  on  the  Sabbath 
Eft.  1 . 1 7 .  comman- Vafhti  the  Queen  to  be  bro.in 
Pfal.78.z6.by  his  power  bro.in  the  South-wind 
Van.  1.18.  princes  of  the  Eunuchs  brought  them  in 
2. 2  5  .then  Arioch  brought  in  Daniel 
5.13  .then  was  Daniel  brought  in 
1 5.  Aftrologers  have  been  brought  in 
Mat.  1 4. 1 1  .his  head  was  brought  in  a  charger 
I#£.2.27.when tne  parentsfoo.  in  the  child  Jefus 

5.18.  men  brought  in  a  bed  a  man  taken  w  ith  a 
John  1 8. 1 6.kept  the  doore,  and  brought  in  Peter 
AR. 7.45. .brought  in  with  Jefus  into  the  poffeflion 
Ga/.2.4.becaufe  falfe  brethr.unawares  brought  in 

TiJiougljt  into. 

Gen. 24.67.  Ifaac  brought  her  into  his  moth.tent 
37.28  .they  brought  fofeph  into  Egypt 
4  3 . 1 8  .becaufe  they  were  brou.into  Jofep.  houfe 
^^.his  feed  brought  he  with  him  into  Egypt 
47. 14,  Jofeph  brought  money  into  Phar.houfe 

Lev. 6. 30. whereof  any  bloud  is  fo'0-into  the  taber. 
2  6.4 1 .  and  have  brought  them  into  the  land  of 

Num.  16.  i4.haft  not  brought  us  into  a  land  that 
23.14.  he  brought  him  into  the  field  of  Zophar 

D«£.6.io.when  the  L.fliall  have  broug.thee  into 
26.9.  and  he  hath  brought  us  into  this  place 

31.20.when 


BRO       BR  O 


B  R  O      BRO 


BRO        B  R  U 


3  i  .zo.when  I  (hall  have  brought  them  into  the 

ii.beforelhavcfowgto  then  into  the  land 

fudg.io.  J. (he  fow«*te  him  into  her  fathers  hou(e 

2 1 .  fo  he  brought  him.  into  ins  houfe 

I  Saw.5.zira.the  Ark  into  the  houfe  of  Dagon 

y.i.brougk  it  into  the  houfe  of  Abinadab 

9'z  i.Samuel  brought  them  into  the  parlour 

zo.S. haft  brought  thy  fervant  into  a  covenant 

z  Sa  U ■  i o.Tamar  brought  them  into  the  chamb. 

i  Kpi  3.  iiw.Phar.daught.into  the  city  of  Dav. 

a  Kln.io.z*.  any  of  the  men  l  haVe  b'oAmo  yoUt 
iiuL.  broufbt  them  to  him  into  the  houfe  of 
,  z^.mony  of  the  dedic.things  that  is  bra. may 
9  put  all  the  mony  that  was  brought  into  the 
1 1 .  not  made  bowls  of  the  mony  broug.mto 
i6.fin,mony  was  not  brought  into  the  houfe 
20.20.  how  Hezek.brought  water  into  the  city 
2z.4.Hilkiah  may  fumme  the  iilver  broug.  into 
i  Chr.  i  5 .  1 8 .  Afa  W.into  the  houfe  of  the  L-  ded. 
34.9.they  delivered  the  mony  brou.into  the  ho. 
£^\  5 . 1 4-that  Neb.&w<g.into  the  temple  of  Bab. 
Nehit.i  5.of  burdens  which  they  bro.iato  jeruf. 
Pfal.zz.  1 5.  haft  brought  me  into  the  duft  of  death 
7  3 .  i9.how  are  they  brought  into  deflation 
1  o6.4i.were^.intofubjeft.under  their  hand 
Cant.  i.4.the  K.  hath  brought  me  into  his  chamber 
3 .4,  till  I  hadfow.him  into  my  mothers  houfe 
Jer.1.7.1  brought  you  into  a  plcntifull  country 
7A  1  iiio.them  intofubjec~t.forfer.&  handm. 
Verfei6. 
554.I  brought  the  Rcchabites  into  the  hou.of 
lMtn.  3  .2. he  hath  brought  me  into  darkneffe 
Ec^.8.16.  he  hath  broug.  me  into  the  inner  court 
Chap.40.j2.&43-5. 
W.g.brougbt  him  into  holds  that  his  voice 
20. 1  o.and  brought  them  into  the  w  ildernes 

28.  whenl  had  brought  them  into  the  land 
27.26.thy  rowers  have  brought  thee  into  wat. 
40.4.  in  vifions  brought  he  me  into  the  land  of 

1 7. then  brought  he  me  into  the  utter  court 
42. 1  .brou.mc  into  the  chamb.over  aga.the  fep. 
44.7  .in  that  ye  have  brought  into  my  fan&.ftra. 
Dan.i.z.brou.  the  veffels into  the  treafure- houfe 
£«£.22.54-^"0.Jefusinrothe  high  priefts  houfe 
^#.9. 8. and  brought  him  into  Damafcns 

3  ^.brought  Peter  into  the  upper  chamber 
16. 34-whcn  the  Jaylor  had  broit.  them  into  his 
2 1. 28  brought  Greeks  into  the  temple 

29-they  fuppofed  Paul  hadiro.intothe  tern. 
22. 24.chiefcapt.com. him  to  be  fowg.into  the 
1  Tim  6.7  .we  brought  nothing  into  this  world 
Heb.  1 3 . 1 1.  whofe  bloud  is  brought  into  the  fanft. 

B5iOUgl)t  out . 
Gen.  1 5 .7.that  brought  thee  out  of  Ur  of  the  Cald. 
4i.i4.brought  him  haftily  out  of  the  dungeon 
43.2.had  eaten  up  the  corn  they  had  brought  out 

2  3  .he  brought  Simeon  out  to  them 
48 . 1 2.  Jofeph  brought  them  out  from  between 
Exo.  12.17.  in  this  feff  fame  day  I  have  broug.out 
13.3  .ftrength  of  hand  the  Lord  brought  out 

Chapt.14.16. 
9.with  a  ftrong  hand  hath  the  h.bro.thee  out 
Deut.6.zi.Sc  7.8,19. 
16.6.  ye  (hall  know  the  Lo.hath  broug.you  out 
iS.i.Jethro  heard  the  L-  had  brought  Ifrael  out 
20.2.I  am  the  Lord  which  brought  thee  out 
lcwJ.19.36.  &  Numb.i^.^i.ScDeuter. 
S.6.&P/i/.8i,io. 
Levlt.zz.  3  3  .that  brought  you  out  of  Egypt  to  be 
23.43  .when  I  brought  them  out  of  Egypt 

lKjngs  8.zi. 
Num.iy.^Moksbrought  out  all  the  rods 
20. 1 6. lent  an  angel,and  hath  brought  us  out 
23.22.G0db/ffagk  themoutof  Egypt 
Deat.4-37.and  brought  thee  out  in  his  light 
5.i5.thatthe  Lord  thy  God  brought  thee  out 
6. 2  3. and  he  brought  uj  out  from  thence 
9.28.he  hath  brou.them  out  today  them  in  the 
i3-5.toturnyou  from  theL.whichfe.you  out 
lo.thruft  thee  from  the  L.which  fo'.thee  out 
Jof.6. 1 3 .  the  young  men  brought  out  Rahab 

and  they  brought  out  all  her  kinred 
10.23  .brought  thofe  5  .kings  out  of  the  cave 

24.  when  they  £w.out  thofe  kings  to  Jofliua 
Z4-5.and  afterward  I  brought  you  out 
6.lbroughtyoat  fathers  out  of  Egypt 


fudg.z.  1  z.forfook  the  L.wch  brought  them  out  of 
6.  i^.br ought  it  out  to  him  under  an  oake 

zSam.6,.$. brought  the  Ark  out  of  the  hou.of  Abi. 

Verfe  4. 
1  o.  1 6.Hadadezer  fent  and  brought  out  the  Syr. 
1 3. 1 8.his  fervant  brought  her  out,and  bolted 

1  K^.i°.28.Sol.had  horfes  broughtout  of  Egypt 

zChron.1.16. 

2  Kin.  23.6.  brought  out  the  grove  from  the  hou.of 

1  Chr. 20. 3 . brought  out  the  people  that  were  in  is 

2  Chr.  1 . 1 7  .brought  out  of  Egypt  a  charet 

16. 2. Afa  brought  out  Iilver  and  gold,and  fent 
23.1 1  .then  they  brought  out  the  kings  fon 

i4.Jehojada£/WA  out  the  captains  of  hundr. 
Z9.16. brought  out  all  the  unclean.they  found 
3  4. 1 4.  w  hen  they  brought  out  the  mony  that 
P/2.78.  16. he  brought  ftreams  alfo  out  of  the  rock 
8o.8.thou  haft  brought  a  vine  out  of  Egypt 
10 7. 1 4. he  brought  them  out  of  darknelle 
1 3  6. 1 1 .  brought  out  Ifrad  from  among  them 
fer.j.zz  in  the  day  I  brought  them  out  of  Egypt 
E^.20.  i4.in  whofe  fight  I  brought  them  out 
27. 6. brought  out  of  the  Ifles  of  Chittim 
37. 13-and  brought  you  up  out  of  your  grave 
W.zhrought  he  me  out  of  the  way  of  the  gate 
Dan.  5.13  .whom  the  K.my  fath.  broug.out  of  Jury 
Hof.  1 2. 1 3  .by  a  Prophet  the  L.  brought  Ifrael  out 
AcH.j.  36.  brought  them  out  after  he  had  (hewed 
40.this  Mofes  which  brought  us  out,we 
1 2. 1 7-declared  how  the  L.had  brought  him  out 
13.17.with  an  higharme  brought  he  them  out 
16.30. brought  them  out,andfaid,Sirs,whac 
39.befoughtthem,and  brought  them  out 
H5ioag()t  to  paffe. 
%  Kin.  19.25  .now  have  I  brought  it  to  pane 

Ifaiah  37.26. 
E^\.  2 1 .7.it  cometh,  and  (halbe  brought  to  paffe 
1  Cor.  15.54.then  (halbe brou.to  paffe  the  faying 

H5ioagrjt  up. 
Gen.  50.23  .were  brought  up  upon  Jofephs  knees 
Exo.  8. 7. Magicians  brought  up  frogs  upon  the  land 
17.3  .w herfore  is  this  that  thou  haft  brou.  us  up 
3  2. 1  .as  for  the  man  that  brought  us  up  out  of 
Verfe  23. 
A.thefc  be  thy  gods  which  brought  thee  up 

Verfe  8. 
j-j.i.thou  &  the  peop.which  thou  haftfo-oa.up 
Num.  1 3 .3  2. they  brought  up  an  evill  report 

16.13  -is'c  a  ^mal  tninS tnat  tn°p  ^  ^-us  UP 
20.4.and  why  have  ye  brought  up  the  congrega. 
21.5  .wherefore  have  ye  brought  us  up  out 
22.41.  broug.  him  up  to  the  high  places  of  Baal 
Deiit.zo.  1  .L.is  with  thee  which  brought  thee  up 

22.  i9.becaufe  he  hath  brought  up  an  evill  name 
fof.z.6.me  had  brought  them  up  to  the  roofe 
24. 1 7. he  it  is  that  brought  us  up 

3  2.bones  of  Jofeph  which  they  brought  up 
fudg.6. 8 .1  brought  you  up  out  of  Egypt,  and 

\Sam.  10.18. 
15.13  .and  brought  him  up  from  the  rocke 
i6.8.1ordsofthe  Philift><wgfeup7.withes 
3  1  .brought  up  Sampfon,  and  buried  him 

1  Sam,  2 . 1 4 .  all  that  the  fleih-hook  brought  up 

8.8.(incc  the  day  that  Ibrought  them  up 
1 2.6. the  Lord  that  brought  your  fathers  up 

2  Sam.6. 1 2.David  went  and  brought  up  the  Arke 

1 5  .brought  up  the  Arke  of  the  L  .w  ith  (hout. 

1  Chron.  1 5.28. 

7.6.  in  any  houfe,  (ince  the  time  I  broug.up  the 

1  Chron.  17.5. 

2i.8.whom  ihebrought  up  for  Adriel 

1 3 .  and  hebrought  up  from  thence  the  bones 

1  Kjn.%  4.they  brought  up  the  Ark  of  the  Lord 

12.28.  behold  thy  gods  which  brought  thee  up 

2  Kjn.  10.  r  .to  them  that  brought  up  Ahabs  childi  e 

6.with  the  great  men  which  fowg.thetn  up 
I7.7.finned  againft  the  L.  which  brou.xhzm  up 

36.  the  L.who  brought  you  up,him  (hall  ye 
25.6.  brought  the  king  up  to  the  kingofBabyl. 
JwOT.39.5. 
2  Chr.  1 ,4.the  Ark  of  God  had  David  brought  up 
8. 1 1 .  Solomon  brought  up  the  daughter  of  Pha. 
10. 8. took  counfel  with  the  young  men,fo«.up 
io.young  men  that  brought  up  with  him 
E^r.  1 . 1 1 .  veffels  which  were  fow.up  from  Babyl. 
4.2.which  brought  us  up  hither 
.       M  i 


Neb.9. 18. this  is  thy  God  which  brought  thee  up 

1 2. 3 1 .1  brought  up  the  princes  of  J  udah 
Efth.z.j.he brought  up  Hadaffah,thatis,  Efther 
20. like  as  when  (he  was  brought  up  w  uh    , 
fob  3 1. 1 8. for  from  my  youth  he  vizs  brought  up 
Pfal.  30.3  .haft  brought  up  my  foule  from  the  grave 

40. 2  .he  brought  me  up  out  of  an  horrible  pit 
Pro.S, 3o.thus  was  1 6y  him  as  one  brought  up 
Ifa.i.z.l  have  brought  up  children,  but 
49. 2 1  .and  who  hath  brought  up  thefe 
5 1 .  i8.of  all  the  fons  that  (he  hath  brought  up 
6  3 . 1 1  .where  is.  he  that  brought  them  up 
/e;'.2.6.where,is  the  Lord  that  brought  us  up 
1  i.7.protefted  in  the  day  I  brought  them  up 
16.  i4.L.liveth  that  brou.up  Ifrael  out  of  Egy. 
Chapt.23.7. 
i5.L.liveththat6/'ff.upIu\outoftheNorth 
Chapt.23.8. 
Lam.z.zz.  thofe  that  I  have  fwadled  &  brought  up 
4-5-that  were  brought  up  in  fcarlet,embrace  du. 
E^k-  *9: 1  -flis  brought  up  one  of  her  whelps 

37.13  .and  brought  you  np  out  of  your  graves 
Amo.  2 . 1  o.I  brought  you  up  from  the  land  of  Egy. 
3 . 1  .whole  family  which  I  brought  up 
9-7.have  not  I  brought  up  ICrael  out  of  Egypt 
jona  2.6.  yet  haft  thou  brou.  up  my  life  from  corr, 
Afo.6.4.for  I  brought  thee  up  out  of  Egypt 
]V^.2.7.(he  (lulbe  brought  up,and  herrnaids 
1/^.4.  i6.toNazar.where.hehadbccn^v?«gfeup 
^S.13.1.  which  had  btenbrought  up  with  Herod 
2 2. 3. yet  brought  up  in  this  city  at  the  feet  of 

1  Tim.  5 . 1  o.if  (he  have  brought  up  children 

Eartfrf.3  27.  broughtcft  out  of  Egypt  have  corruptio 

Num.14. ii-broughtefl  up  thispeople  in  thy  might 

Deaf. 9.2  8.  left  the  land  whence  thou  broughtcft  us 

29.  thine  inher.which  thou  broughteffi  out  by 

1  Kings  %.ji. 
z  Sam.  5-2.thou  waft  he  that  broughtefi  in  Ifrael 

1  Chron.  ii.z. 
1  I^in.S.  5  3  .when  thou  broughtefi  out  fathers  out 
Neh.9.7  .broughtcft  him  forth  otic  of  Ur  of  the  Cal. 

1  ybroughteji  forth  water  out  of  the  rocke 

2  3  .brou.ihcm  into  the  land  thou  hadft  prom. 
Pfal.66. 1 1. thou  broughtcft  us  into  the  net 

1 2.but  thoubroug.us  out  into  a  wealthy  pla. 
Ilf>i0m. 
//a.48.4.neek  as  an  iron  finew,and£m£bra{Te 
Lu\.^.i^.\ti.  him  to  the  brow  of  the  hill  on 

S5?otone. 
Gra.30.32.all  the^'Oiwitcattell  among  the  (lieep 

3  3 .  every  one  that  is  not  browne  among  the 
3  5. removed  all  the  brown  among  the  (heep 
40.aH  the  brown  in  the  flock  of  Labara 

SllJioplet). 
Luk. 24.42.thcy  gave  him  a  piece  olzbroylcd  fiflt 

25?uife. 
Gen. 3.15 .bmife  thy  head,thou  (halt  fcai/t  h is  heel 
lfa.zS.z8 .nor  iw/e  it  with  his  horfmen 

5  3. 10.it  hath  pleafed  the  Lord  to  bruife  him 
Dan.  2.40.  (hall  it  break  in  pieces  and  fov/i/£ 
KffW.  16.20.G0d  of  peace  (hall  bruife  Satan  under 

^^o.^.thy/ro/eis  incurable,and  wound  is 
Nah.% .  i9.thereis  no  healing  of  thy  bruife 

Lew.  2  2. 24. not  offer  to  theL.that  which  is  bnufed 

2  i$/z.i8.2,i.trufteftupon  the  ftaffe  of  this  br. reed 
Ift.zB. 28. bread  corn  is  bruifedjoecaufe  he  will 

42. 3 .  a  bruifed  reed  (hall  he  not  breake 

Afaftfo.12.20. 
5  3. 5. he  was  bruifed  for  our  iniquities 
E\e^.  2  3 . 3  .there  they  bruifed  the  teats  of  their 
8. they  &/7«/c d  the  breafts  of  her  virgins 
Z.3^.4. 1 8.to  fet  at  liberty  them  that  are  bruifed 

JB?uifeiS, 
Ifa,i.6. .but  wounds,and  &;'«/«, and  putrefying 

©fading. 

£^^.23. 2 1. in  brulfingthy  teats bythe  Egyptians 
^.9.39.  and  ^«ij?«ghim,hardlydepart,eth  from 

/f>M0.2  2.behold,  the  noife  of  the  bruit  is  come' 
Nah.i .  1 9.  all  that  hear  the  bruit  of  thee  clap  ban. 


2Ptf.2.l2.asnaturall6wfebeafts  made  to  be 
fuck  10.  but  what  they  know  naturally  as  bru.be. 

flfoutttth. 


BUG 


BUI 


BU  I 


BUI 


BU  I 


B  UI 


Hfeutffh. 

Pfal.49. 10.  likewise  the  brutijh  perfon  perifh 

92.6*  a  brutijh  man  knoweth  noc 

94.8.undeiftand,  yee  brutijh  among  the  people 
Pro.  1 2.  i.hee  that  hateth  reproofe  is  brutijh 

3 0.2.  furely,I  am  mor_  brutijh  then  any 
lfa.iy.n-  counftliorsof  Phara.  is  become brutijh 
Jer.  xo.8.they  are  altogether  brutijh  and  fcolifh 
1 4.  every  man  is  brutijh  in  his  knowledge 
2 1 .  paftours  are  become  brutijh,  and  have 

<;  1 . 1 7. every  man  is  brutijh  by  his  knowledge 
Ex?k  2 1 . 3 1  .deliver  thee  into  the  hand  of  brutijh 

"Suctet.  HBucfeetiS. 

N/OT.24.7.powre  the  water  out  of  his  buckets 
lfa.4.0. 1  $ .  nations  are  as  the  drop  of  a  bucket 

JBtreMer. 

2  Sam.zz-il.z  buck?. to  all  them  thattruft  in  him 

P/^.18.30. 

1  Chro.  1 .  1 8 .  men  able  to  beare  buckler  and  fword 

1 2.8 .  that  could  handle  fhield  and  buckler 
Pfal.  1 8.2.  my  buckler,  &  the  horn  of  my  falvation 

3  ?  .2.  take  hold  of  (hield  and  buckler 

9 1 .4-his  ttuth  fhall  be  thy  fhield  and  buckler 
P/o.z.j.ht  iszbuckler  to  them  that  walk  uprightly 
Jer. 46. 3.  order  yee  thebiukler  and  fhield 
R^ek- J 3  •  M-which  fhall  fet  ag.thee,  buckler  fiiidd 

26.8.fhall  lift  up  the  buckler  againft  thee 
2l5ucfeler0. 

2  Chro.  2  3  .o.Jehoiada  delivered  to  the  Qapt.buckl. 
Job  1 5.26.runneth  upon  the  boffes  of  his  bucklers 
CVzs£.4.4.whereon  there  hangeth  iooo.  bucklers 
E\ek. 3  8 .4.  a  great  compa.w ith  bucklers  &  fhields 

3 9. 9. fet  on  fire  the  fhields  and  bucklers 
HBtflj. 
Job  3  8 .  27  .caufe  the  bud  of  the  tend. herb  to  fpring 
Ifa.iS. 5. afore  the  hu'vefr,when  the  bud  is  perfect 

6 1. 1 1.  as  the  earth  brmgeth  forth  her  bud 
Exe.  i6.7.caufed  thee  to  mul.as  the  bud  of  the  fiel. 
Hof.Z.j.  the  bud  fhall  yeeld  no  meale 

3l5ttt>. 
/ob  i4.9.yet  through  the  fent  of  water  it  will  bud 
Pfal.  1 5  2,17.1k  make  the  horn  of  David  tobud 
Cmt.'j  .12.  and  the  pomegranates  W  forth 
Ifa.27.6-  Ifrael  fhall  bloff;>me  and  bud 

j  5,io.makeththe  earth  to  bring  forth  &  bud 
Exe.zg.  2 1  .caufe  the  horn  of  the  houfe  of  If.to  bud 

Num.iy.S.  Aarons  rod  broirght  forth  buds 

HSuWBeu. 
Gen. 40.  10.  vine  was  as  though  it  budded 
Num.ij  .2  .Aaro.  rod  for  the  houfe  of Levi  budded 
Cant. 6. 1 1 .  to  fee  whether  the  pomegranats  budded 
E%ek-1-  io.rod  hath  bloilbmed,  pride  hath  budded 
Reb.y. 4.  Aarons  rod  that  budded,  and  the  tables 

Tl&ttRzt.  «uffeteO- 
itfdr.26.67.fpit  in  his  face,and  buffeted  him 
Mark  \\-6i,  .began  to  cover  his  face,  and  to  buffet 

1  Cor. 4. 1 1  .to  this  prefent  we  are  naked, &  buffeted 

2  Car.  1 2. 7. a  meffenger  of  Satan  tobuffet  mee 

1  Pet .  2.20.  if  when  ye  be  buffeted  for  your  faults 
J5uuu,AnaiftofGod. 

1  Sam.z.T,  f .  He  &«;&/  him  a  fure  houfe 

2  Sa.m.-j.z'j.  haft  revealed,  He  bmldtatt  an  houfe 
1  lOrtg.11.38.  He  6#i/d  thee  a  fure  houfe 

1  €hr.\j.io.\  tell  thee,the  Lo.  will  buildthtt  an 

2f .  told  thy  fervant,thou  wilt  buildhim  an 
Pfal.60.%  5. God  will  fezW  the  cities  of  Judah 
Sg./^build  up  thy  throne  to  all  generations 
102.16.when  the  Lord  fhall  buildup  Zion 
1 27, 1.  except  the  Lord  build  the  houfe 
I47.2.the  Lord  dothbuildup  Jerufalem 
Jer.%  i.4.againe>  He  build  thce,and  thou  fhall  bee 
E^e.  3  6. 3  6.  that  I  the  Lord  build  the  ruined  places 
Amos  9. 1 1  .He  build  it  as  in  the  daies  of  old 
A£l.\  i.\6.\\tbuildag*\n  the  tabernacles  of  Dav. 

Exod.zo.it.  not  buildan  altar  of  hewen  ftone 
Nutn.z^.t. build  me  here  feven  altars        Ver.29. 
De«t.  27. f. there  thou  fhalcfe«i/d  an  altar  to  the  L. 

6.thou  flial  t  build  the  al  tar  of  w  hole  ftones 

Jojb.zz. 29. God  forbid  wefhould  fe«/ianalt.for 

Began  to  llBllilu.     See  H5egatt. 

115ttflt)  joyned  with  Houfe. 

De«.2  5.9.that  will  not  buildup  his  brothers  hou» 

28.30.  fhalt  buildan  houfe  ,and  not  dwell 
Rutb.q.  1 1  .which  tw  o  did  build  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 


2  Sam.T.t, .  fhalt  thou  build  mee  an  houfe 

7.  why  build  ye  mee  not  an  houfe 

1 3  .he  fhall  build  au  houfe  for  my  name 

\Kjn.%.%.8tS.\9. 
1  Xin.z.%6.  buildthtt  an  houfe  in  Jerufalem 
f.3.knowft  that  David  could  not  buildan  ho. 
5 . 1  purpofe  to  build  an  houfe 
1 8. they  prepared  timber  and  ftones  to  build 
6. 1  .in  moneth  Zif.  he  began  to  build  the  houfe 
8.16.  I  chofe  no  city  to  build  an  houfe 

2  Chro.  6.y. 
i7.in  the  heart  of  David  to  bidldan  houfe 

1  Chro.zS.z.  z  Chion.6.7. 

1 8. whereas  it  was  in  thy  heart  to  build  in  h. 

a  Cbro.6.8. 

1 9  .neverthekffe,thou  fhalt  not  build  the  ho. 

1  Chron.  17.4. 

9. 1 {.  reafon  of  the  levie  to  build  tat  hou.  of  L. 

1  Cbr.14..  i.  Hyramfent  carpent.tofez/rfan  houfe 

1 7. 1 2.  he  fhall  build  me  an  houfe  Ch.22.10. 
2  Chron.6.9, 

22.2.  fet  mafons  to  hew  ftones  to  buildtht  ho. 
6. David  charged  Solomon  to  build  an  houfe 
7. it  was  in  my  mind  to  build  an  houfe 

8.  thou  fhalt  not  buildan  houfe  for  my  name 

Chap.28.3. 

1 1.  buildtht  houfe  of  the  L.  thy  God  as  hee 
28.6.Solom.  thy  fon  fhall  build  my  houfe 

10. Lord  hath  chofen  thee  to  buildan  houfe 
29. 1 6. we  have  prepared  to  buildthet  an  houfe 

2  Cbr.  2. 1  .Solomon  determined  to  buildan  houfe 

3  .as  thou  fend  Day.  Cedars  to  buildan  hou. 
4.behold,I  buildan  houfe  to  the  name  of 

5 .  the  houfe  which  I  build  is  great 

6.  who  is  able  to  build  him  an  houfe 

thatlfhould  build  him  an  houfe 

9. houfe  I  am  about  to  build  fhal-be  wonderf. 

1 2.David,a  wife  fon,that  might  buildan  ho. 

6.9.  thou  fhalt  not  build  the  houfe>but  thy  fon 

35.3  .put  the  atke  in  the  houfe  Solom.  did  build 

36.23  .Cyr.he  hath  charged  me  to  build  him  an 

Eya  1.2. 

E^ra.  1 . 3  .goe  up  to  Jerufalem,  and  build  an  houfe 

5  .then  rofe  up  t  he  chiefe  to  build  an  houfe 

4. 3  .you  have  nothing  to  do  with  us  to  build  an 

5.3.who  hath c5mandcdyou  tobuildthis  hou. 

Verfe  9. 
1 1 .  we  build  the  houfe  that  was  builded 
1 3. Cyrus  made  a  decree  to  build  this  houfe 
17.  whether  fuch  a  decree  to  build  this  houfe 
6.7.  let  the  governour  build  this  houfe 
Pfalm.izj.i.  except  the  Lotdbuild  the  houfe 

they  labour  in  vaine  that  build  it 
Pra.24.27.  and  afterwards  build  thine  houfe 
lfa.6<,,z\.  they  fhall  b«i/rfhoufes,and  inhabit 

66 . 1. where  is  the  houfe  ye  buildto  mee 
fer.  22. 1 4-that  faith,Ile  build  me  a  wide  houfe 
29. 5.  build  houfes,  and  dwell  in  them,&  plant 
Verfe  28. 
3  J. 7. neither  fhall  ye  build  houfe,  orfow  feed 
9-nor  to  build  houfes  for  us  to  dwell  in 
E^e.  1 1 .  j .  let  us  build  houfesrthis  city  is  the  caldr. 
28. z6.thiy  fhall  dwell  fafely,  and  buildhouks 
Hag.  1.8.  bring  wood,  build  the  houfe 
Zech.  5 . 1 1  .to  build  it  an  houfe  in  the  land  of  Shin. 
Acl.y.^y.  what  houfe  will  yee  foiWmee,faith 

25tl(H)  applyed  to  other  things. 
Gen.  1 1 .4.  let  us  buildas  a  city,and  a  tower 

8.  they  left  off  to  build  the  citie 
Nww.32.16.  wee  will^ttiWfheep-folds here  for 

24.  build  yee  cities  for  your  little  ones 
De#f.20.20.fhalt  build  bulwarks  againft  the  city 
1  Kin.$.  19. that  which  SoLdefitedtotokfin  Jer. 

2  Chron.8.6. 
2 4. then  did  hee  build  Millo 
iL7.S0l0m.did  build  an  high  place  for  Chem. 
16.34.  in  his  daies  did  Hitlbuild  Jericho 

1  Chro.zz.19.atik  therefore, &6/0W ye  the  Sand. 

29. 19.  give  Solom*  an  heart  to  build  the  palace 

2  Chro.  14.7.  let  us  build  thefe  cities,&  make  wals 
E^ra 4.2. faid>  Let  us  buildv/ith  you,  for  wefeek 

3  .we  our felves  together  w  ill  buildto  the 
Neh.z.  5. find  me  to  Judah,that  I  may  build  it 
1 7.come,  Let  us  buildup  the  w  all 
1 8.  they  faid,Let  us  rife  up  and  build 
20.  we  his  fervants  will  arife  and  build 


3  •  3  -the  fifh-gate  did  the  fons  of  Ha-flen  build 
4.3 .  that  which  they  build,  if  a  foxe  goe  up 

xo.much  rubbifh,  we  are  not  able  to  build 
Pfal.z%.<i.dthroy  them,and  not  build  them  up 

51.18.  build  thou  the  wals  of  Jerufalem 
Ecclef.  3 . 3  .time  to  break  downe,  and  build  up 
Cant.  8 .9.  if  fhe  be  a  wall,  we  will  build  upon  her 
lfa.9.10.  bricks  are  fallen,we  will  build  with 

4  5 . 1 3  .he  fhall  build  my  city,  and  let  goe  my 
58.1 2.of  thee>fhall  build  the  old  wafte  places 
60.10.  Tons  of  Grangers  fhall  fo«W  up  thy  wals 
6 1 .4.they  fhall  build  the  old  waftes 

6  5 . 2  2 .fhall  not  build,  and  another  inhabit 
Jer.  1 .  1  o.  fet  thee  over  the  nations,  to  build  and 

1 8.9.I  fhall  fpeak  concerning  a  nation, to  build 

24.6.1k  build  them,  and  not  pull  them  downe 

3 1.28X0  Ik  watch  over  them,to  build,Si  to  pi. 

33.7.  and  Ik  build  them  as  at  the  £rft 

42.  io.if  you  abide  in  this  landjk  buildyou 
£^.4.2.1ay  fiege  againft  itjjuild  a  fort  againft  it 

a  1 . 2  2.to  caft  a  mount,and  to  build  a  fort 
D«.9.ay.to  reftore,and  to  build  Jeruf.to  Meffiah 
Amos  9.  i4.they  fhall  build  the  wafte  cities 
Afo.3 .10.  they  buildup  Zion  with  bloud 
Zeph.  1 . 1 3 .  fhall  fow.boufes,  but  not  inhabit  them 
Zech.6. 1 2.and  he  fhall  build  the  temple  of  the  Lo. 

Verfe  13. 
1  y.that  are  far  off  fhall  build  in  the  temple 

9.3  .Tyrus  did  build  her  felfe  a  ftrong  hold 
Mai.  1 .4.they  fhall  build,but  II  e  throw  downe 

we  will  return,&  buildtht  defolate  places 
Mat.  16.18  .upon  this  rock  Ik  build  my  Church 

2  3 .  29 .  ye  build  the  tombes  of  the  Prophets 

Luke  11.47. 

26.6 1. and  to  build  it  in  three  daies 
Mar,  14.5 8. within  3.daiesIlefo#W  another 
Luke  1  i.48.they  killed  them,ye  fee/rf  their  fepul. 

i  2. 1 8  .Ik  pull  down  my  barns,&  build  greater 

x  4. 2  8.  which  of  you  intend  to  build  a  tower 
30.this  man  began  to  build,and  was 
AS.  1 5 . 1 6.1k  build  again  the  tabernac.of  David 
Ik  build  againe  the  ruines  thereof 

20.3  2.word  of  hisgrace^which  is  able  to  build 
Rom.  1 5.20.kft  I  fhould  buitdupon  anothers  fou. 
1  Cor.^.izM  any  build  uponthis  foundat.gold 
Gol.z.  1 8.  if  I  build  again  the  things  I  have  deftr. 

Ge B.4. 1 7. Cain  buildeda  city,&  called  it  Enoch 
8 .  20.Noah  builded  an  altar  to  the  Lord 
1  o.  1 1  .went  forth  Afhur,&  builded  Nineveh 
xi.y.tower  which  the  children  of  men  builded 
1 2.7.there  Abram  builded  an  altar  to  the  Lord 
Chapt.13.18. 
26. 2  j .Ifaac  builded  an  altar  there 
£#<w/.24.4.Mofes  buildedan  altar  under  the  hill 
Num.  32.38  .gave  other  names  to  the  cit.they  bid. 
Jof.  2  2. 1 6.  in  that  you  have  builded  you  an  altar 
1  i0rt.8.27.how  much  kfs  this  houfe  I  have  buil. 
43. this  houfe  I  have  buildedis  called  by  thy 
1 5 .22.took  the  ftones  wherwith  Baafha  build. 
23.13.  which  Solom.had  builded  for  Afhteroth 
x  Cbr. 22. 5  .houfe  that  is  to  be  buildedmuft  be  exc. 
E^ra  j.2.Jefh.and  Zerubbabel fe«W«f  the  altar 
4. 1  .adverfaries  heard  they  builded  the  temple 
1 3  .be  it  known>that  if  this  city  be  builded 

Verfe  16. 
2 1. give  comman.  that  this  city  be  not  build. 
5.8.  wenttothehou.ofthe  great  G.wchisbuil. 
1 1. we  build  the  houfe  that  was  builded 

whkh  a  great  king  of  Ifrael  buil. 8c  fet  up 
1  % .  let  the  houfe  of  G  od  be  builded  in  his 

Chapt.6.3. 
6. 1 4.elders  of  the  Jewes  builded 

through  the  prop h. of  Hag.they  builded  & 
Neb.^.z.  next  to  him  builded  the  men  of  Jericho 
next  to  them  builded  Zaccur  fon  of  Imri 
4.1.  when  Sanballat  heard  we  builded  the  wall 
17-they  which  builded  on  the  wall,  and  they 
1 8 .  fword  girded,  and  fo  builded 
7 .4-city  was  large,&  houfes  were  not  builded 
1 2. 29.fingers  had  builded  them  vil.about  Jeru. 
Job  20.i9.takenawayan  houfe  which  hefei/.not 
Pfal.  122.3  Jerufalem  is  builded  as  a  city 
P/0.9. 1 .  wifdome  hath  builded  her  houfe 

24.3  .through  wifdome  is  an  houfe  builded 
Ecclef.z.4.1  buildedmt  houfes,planted vineyards   ; 
Cd»f.4.4.like 


B  UI        BUI 


Cant. 4.4.  like  the  tower  of  David  budded  for  arm. 
fa.  3  o.  1 8".eity  fhalbe  bmlded  upon  her  heap 
Ldw.3-5.he  hath  te/^ againft  me 
Exektf  10  and  the  waftes  (halbe  teM>d.  V.33. 
i«Li7.23.fold,tJieyplantcd,theyte/^  . 

Ephef.z.zz.  in  whom  you  alio  are  bmlded  together 
Heb.i.Z .inafmuch  as  he  w ho  hath biiilded  the  hou. 
4  every  houfc  is  bttildedby  fome man 

Deut  6.10.  great  &  goodly  cities  which  thoubidL 
©uilOer  and  lPutlbers. 

1  £m.i.iZ.So\Mlders zndllK-builders did  hew 

2  Kin.  1 2. 1 1  -they  laid  it  out  to  the  builders 

2i.6.1etthem  give  it  to  the  builders  &  mafons 
z  Cbr. 3 4. 1 1 .  even  to  artificers  and  fetf /«fer  J  gave 
£^vi  2 .  10.  when  the  builders  laid  the  foundation 
Nefo.4. 5 .  provoked  thee  to  anger  before  the  build. 
1 8  .for  the  builders  had  every  one  their  fword 
Pfal.  1 1 8. 22. the  (tone  which  the  builders  refufed 
Mdttb.z1.4z.  &  Ato%  i2.i°.  &  Luty 
zo.ij.  8c  Atis 4.11. 
£^.27.4.  thy  builders  have  perfected  thy  beauty 
Heb.i  1. 10. whole  builder  and  maker  is  God 
1  Prt.2.7.the  ftone  which  thefei/^i-idilallowed 

MafkrT&UiVilX. 
1  Cur  3 . 1  o.as  a  wife  mafter  foi^fe/- 1  have  laid  die 

lgnfloeft. 

D««f.22.8.when  thou bidldift  a  ncwhoufe 
Neh.6.6.for  which  caufe  thou  buildeft  the  wall 
E\etyi6.ii.buildell  thy  eminent  place  in  the  head 
Mct.27.40.that  deftroieft  the  temp.&  buildefl  it 
Marty:  1  5.29. 
UpailOeth. 
/«/&.£.  2  6.curfed  be  the  man  that  buildeth  this  city 
/ob  2 7. 1 8. he  buildeth  his  houfe  as  a  moth 
Pro.  1 4. 1. every  wile  woman  buildethhtx  houfe 
Jet. 2 2. 1 3. wo  to  him  that  buildeth  his  houfe  by 
H»/!8. 14.  hath  forgotten  his  makec,&  buiLtem?. 
^m<?.9-6.it  is  he  that  buildeth  his  ftones  in  the 
H<z6.2.i2.wotohim  that  build.a.  town  with  bloud 
1  Cor^.io.and  another  buildeth  thereon 

let  every  man  take  heed  how  he  buildeth 

USntlDtag.  ■JButlDing. 

/ofl2  2.i9.rebell  not  in  buildingyou  an  altar 
1  J^iw.3.1 .  till  he  had  made  an  end  of  building  his 
6.7. houfe  when  it  was  in  buddtngwas  built 

no  toole  heard  while  it  was  in  building 
1 2.  concerning  this  houfe  thou  art  in  build. 
38. fo  he  was  7.yeares  in  bidlding  it 
7.i.Sol.was  building  his  own  houle  1 3  .yeares 
0.1.  when  Sol. had  finifhed  the  buildingoi the 
1  j  .2 1  .that  he  left  off  building  of  Ramah 

zChron  i6.j. 

1  Cfc/o.28.2.andJiad  made  ready  for  the  building 

2  Chr.  3 .3  .wh:iin  Sol  was  inftru&ed  for  the  build. 

16  6.Afa  took  ftones  wherwith  Baafh.was  bu. 
E^.4.4.  people  of  the  land  troub.them  in  building 
1  z.build'mg  the  rebellious  and  bad  city 
5 .4.  names  of  the  men  that  make  this  building 
i6.fince  that  time  till  now  it  hath  bin  a  bu. 
6.8.what  ye  (hall  do  for  the  buil  of  this  houfe 
Ecckf.10.1 8  .by  much  flothfulnes  the  buil.  decay. 
E^.17 .17 .building  forts  to  cut  off  many  perfons 
40.  5  .he  meafured  the  breadth  of  the  building 
41. iz.building  before  the  feparate place 
1 2.wall  of  the  buildingwas  5  .cubits  thick 
1 3. &»iMi»g with  the  walls  100.  cubits  long 
1  f  .he  meafured  the  length  of  the  building 
42.i.to  thatwhich  was  before  the  buil.tov/ard 
5  .upper  chamb.  fhorter  then  the  midd.&«iW. 
^.therefore  the  building  was  ftraitened 
10.  in  the  thick  of  the  wall  againft  the  buil. 
46.2  3  -there  was  a  new  building  round  about 
John  2.20.  forty  fix  yearswas  this  temple  in  bull. 

1  Cor.  3. 9. ye  are  gods  building 

2  Co^.i.wehavea  buildingoi  God 
Ephef.z.z  1  .in  whom  all  the  building  fitly  framed 
Ueb.g.  1 1 .  this  is  to  fay,  not  of  this  building 
Jude  20. building  up  your  felves  in  your  moft  holy 
Kev.z  1.1%. building  o£  thewall  wasof  Jafper 

Ate.24.1  .came  to  (hew  him  the  buildings  of  the 
Mar.  1 3 . 1  .Mafter,  fee  what  buildings  are  here 
2.feeft  thou  thefe  great  buildings 

Buiit. 
Num.  1 3 .  22.Hebron  built  7.years  before  Zoan 


BUI        BUI 

32.3  4. children  of  Gad  built  Dibon 
3  7.children  of  Reuben  built  Helhbon 
T>eut.  1 3 . 1 6\it  mail  not  be  built  againe 
2  £«#.$. 9. David  built  round  about  from  Millo 

1  Kjn.6.  5  .againft  the  wall  of  the  houfe  he  fo.cha. 

lo.built  chambers  againft  all  the  houfe 
16.  built  20  .cubits  on  the  fides  of  the  houfe 
built  them  for  it  within 
3  6. built  the  inner  court  with  three  rowes 
9.i7.Solomonfo#ft  Gezer-Bct boron 
n.i7.Sol.tei&  Millo, &  repaired  the  breach 
12.25  .Jeroboam  built  Shechem,&  built  Pen. 
1  j .  1 7 .  B  aafiia  w  ent  up  and  built  Ramah 

2  Chrtm.16.1. 
z  z.  Afa  built  with  them  Geba  and  Mizpeh 
2  Chron.16.6. 
1 6. 24,Omri  bought  the  hill  Sam.  &  built  on 
22.39.all  the  cities  that  Ahab  built,ar:e  they 

2  Kjn.  14.ZZ.  Azariah  built  Elah,&  reftored  it 

2  Chion.rG.z. 
1 5.3  f.Jotham  built  the  higher  gate  of  the  hou. 

2  chion.z-j .3. 
25.1  .Nebuch.fe«i/t  forts  againft  Jer.  Jer.  5  2.4. 

1  Chro.6.  io.priefts  office  in  the  tern. that  Sol.bui. 

7.24-Sherah built  Bethoron  nether,  upper 
8 . 1 2.fons  of  Elpaal  built  Ono  and  Led 

2  C/;y.8.4.$olom.£w/£  Tadmor  in  the  wildernes 

5.  he  alfo  built  Bethoron  upper  and  nether 

1  i.6.Rehoboam  built  Bethlehem-Etam 
14.7X0  they  built,  and  profpered 

20. 8. and  have  built  thee  a  fan&uary  therein 

26.9.Uzziah  built  towers  in  Jerufalem 
lo.alfo  he  built  towers  in  the  defart 

27-4.in  the  forrefts  Jotham  built  caftles 
Ncfo.  3 . 1  .Eliafhib  &  his  brtth.built  the  (beep-gate 
1 3  .inhab.of  Zancah  built  the  valley-gate 
i4.Malchiah  built  the  dung-gate 
1  y.Shallum  built  the  gate  of  the  fountaine 
fob  3 .\4.bu1lt  defolate  places  for  themfelves 

1 2. 1 4.breaketh,and  it  cannot  be  built  againe 

2  2. 2  3. if  return  to  the  Almig.thou  (bait  be  biii. 
Pfal.ji.69.  he  built  his  fan&.like  high  palaces 

89.2.mercy  (halbc  built  up  for  ever 
Ecclef.9. 1 4-a  great  king  built  bulwarks  againft 
lfa.  5. 2.  he  built  a  tower  in  the  midft  of  it 
44. 26. to  the  cities  of  JudahjYe  (halbe  built 
28. faying  to  Jerufalem,Thou(haltbefoi& 
Jer. 1 2.i6.then  (hall  they  be  built  in  the  midft  of 

3  1.4.1k  build'thee,  and  thou  (bait  be  built 
32.31  .from  the  day  that  they  built  it 

45 .4-that  which  I  have  built  will  I  break 
E^ty  16. Z4.built  unto  thee  an  eminent  place 
z 5. built  thy  high  place  at  every  head  of 
26.14.  thou  (halt  be  built  no  more 
Dan.4. 3  o.this  great  Babylon  I  have  built 

9. 2  5 .  the  ftreet  fhalbe  built  againe 
Zech.%.0.  that  the  temple  might  be  built 
Mat.  21.3  3. built  a  tower,  and  let  it  out  to  husba. 

Marty  12.1. 
Lutyl.  5. he  hath  built  us  a  Synagogue 

1  Cor. 3.14.  abide,which  he  hath  built  thereupon 
Ephefz.zo.arebuilt  upon  the  found.of  the  Apoft. 
Col.z. 7  .rooted,  and  built  up  in  him 

Hcb.  3 ,4.but  he  that  built  all  things  is  God 
Igttilt  altar.  See  Sltar. 
25nilt  altars. 
Num.  2  3 . 1 4.he  built  7  .altars,&  offered  a  bullock 

2  Kjn.  2 1 .4.  he  halt  altars  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 

2  Chron.11.4, 
5 .  built  altars  for  all  the  hoft  of  heaven 

zChron.n.^. 
z  Chro.  33.15  .took  away  the  altars  he  had  built 

HPutlt  city. 
Num.z  1. 27. let  the  city  of  Sihonbe  built,  &  prep. 
Jof.  19. 5  o.  Jotti.built  the  city,&  dwelt  therein 
Judg.  i.26.went  into  the  land  of  the  Hit.  &  built 

1 8.2  S.Danites  built  a  city,  and  dwelt  therein 
1  Kin.  i6.24.called  the  name  of  the  city  he  bu.  Sa. 
1  Chro.  1 1 .8  .David  built  the  city  round  about 
lfa.  2  5 . 2.  to  be  no  city,it  (hall  never  be  built 
Jer.  3 1 . 3  8 .  the  city  flialbe  built  to  the  Lord  from 
Luty4.z9.oi thehill,whereon  their  city  was  built 

"Built  cities. 
Exod.1.1 1 .  built  for  Pharaoh  treafure-cities 
Jvf.z4.i  3. given  you  cities  which  ye  built  not 
1  Kin.  15.23  .a&s  of  Afa,  &  the  cit.which  he  built 


BUI       BUI 

2  Cfo»'o.8.2.cities  Huramreftored,Solomon6#iA 
4.all  the  ftore-cities  which  he  built  in  Ham. 
1 1. j.'&.chob.built  cities  for  defence  in  Judah 
1 4.6. &h  built  fenced  cities  in  Judah 
i7.i2.Jeho(hap.b#2&  in  Judah  cities  of  (lore 
26.6.U2£.iah  built  cities  about  Aflidod 
27.4.  Jotham  built  cities  in  the  mountains 

lfa.44.z6.  to  the  cities  of  Judah  ,Ye  (halbe  built 
2B5ttilt  houfe,  or  houfes. 

GeK.33.17.  journiedto  Succ.&fcai.hirnan  houfe 

Deut.S.  1 2.and  haft  built  goodly  houfes,&  dwelt 
20.5.whatman  is  there  thathath  bui.zn  houfe 

1  Sam.  5 . 1 1  .and  they  built  David  an  houfe 

1 2Q72.3.£.therewas  no  houfe  built  to  the  name 
6. z. houfe  Solom.  bui.for  the  L.  was  60. cubits 
7.when  it  was  building,  wzsbuilt  of  ftone 
9.  fo  he  built  the  houfe,  and  finilbed  it 

Verfe  14. 

iS.built  20. cubits  on  the  (ides  of  the  houfe 

7. 2. he  built  alfo  the  houfe  of  the  forreft 

8. 1 3 .1  have  furely  built  thee  an  houfe  to  dwell 

zo.havc  bui.zn  houfe  for  the  nameof  the  L. 

2  Chron.6.10. 

44.and  toward  the  houfe  that  I  have  bui.ior 

Va-.4S.Si  2  Chro. 6. 34,38. 

9.3.  Ihave  hallowedthis  hoofe  thou  haft  built 

io.when  Solomon  had  built  the  two  houfes 

24.Phar.daug.came  to  her  hou.Sol.had  bui. 

2  Chron.%.  11. 

io.4.Que.of  Sheb.had  feen  the  ho.he  had  bin. 

2  Chron.9.3. 

1 1 .3  8.build  thee  a  fure  houfe,as  I  buiSot  Dav. 

16.3  2.in  the  houfe  of  Baal  which  he  had  built 

2  Kin.  1 6. 1 3. covert  for  theSab.theyhadfei&in 

1  Chr.6. 3  2.untillSol.had  bni.tht  houfe  of  the  L. 

17.6.  why  have  ye  not  built  me  an  houfe  of 
22.19.  veflels  into  the  houfe  that  is  to  be  built 

2  Chro.6. 2.I  have  built  an  houfe  of  habitation 

1 8.how  much  lefle  this  houfe  I  have  built 

33.  houfe  Which  I  have  built  is  called  by  thy 
8. 1. in  2Q.years  Sol. had  fei.the  Lords  houfe 
Amo.  5 . 1 1  .ye  have  built  houfes  of  hew  en  (lone 
Hag.  1 .2. time  that  the  Lords  houfe  (hould  be  bui. 
Zech.  1 . 1 6.  my  houfe  (halbe  built  in  it 
Ate. 7. 24. which  built  his  houfe  upona  rock 

26.which  built  his  houfe  upon  the  fand 
Luty6.4S.buUt  an  houfe,  and  digged  deep 

49.without  founda.  built  houfe  on  the  earth 
Affi.7. 47. but  Solomon  built  him  an  houfc 
1  Pet.  2 . 5  .are  built  up  a  fpirituall  houfe 
TSBailt  high  places. 

1  J(i#.i4.2  3.Ju<]ahalfob«iA  them  high  places 

2  I(i»-i7.9.childrenofIfr.to&them  highplaces 

21.3  .ManafTeh  built  up  again  the  high  places 
2  C'fcw?.3  3-3. 
2  Cfer.3  3.  i9#the  places  wherein  he  bui. high  places 
Jer. -j. 1 1. have  built  the  high  places  of  Tophct 
19. 5.  have  built  alfo  the  high  places  of  Baal 

Chapt.32.35. 
38>n(lt  i«z#. 

1  Kjn.6.i<y.So\.built  the  wals  of  the  houfe  within 

2  Ck. 27. 3. on  the  wall  of  Ophel  ht  built  much 

3  z.%3Azx-built  up  all  the  wall  that  was  broken 
33.14.  Manaff.fei/;  a  wall  without  the  city  of 
Nth.4.6.io  built  we  the  wall,people  had  a  mind 
6.1.  enemies4iad  heard  that  I  had  bui.the  wall 
7 . 1  .when  the  wall  was  built, &  I  had  fet  up  the 
£^f£.i3.io.oneb«z/tupawall,&other  daw  bed 
Dan.y.z  5  .ftreet  fo«ft,  and  wall  in  troublous  times 
M1C.7 . 1 1  .in' the  day  thy  wals  are  to  be  built 

2v«/».34.22.prince of Dzn,Bukty fon  of  Jigli 
1  Chr.6. 5  .Abiftiua  begate  Bu\ty,  and  Butyfci  Uzzi 

5  i.fons  of  Aaron, Abifhai  his  (on,hu\tyi  his 
Eya  7.4.Ezrafonof  Uzzijonof  Bu\tyi 

®nKfetab\ 
1  Cfc^.2  5.4.fons  of Hcman, Buty(iah 

1 3  .fixth  lot  to  BukJiiab,  he,  his  fons  &  bret. 

1  Kin-6-l  8-m  tnc  m°netn  Bui  was  the  houfe  fini. 

26  Ui!.    rfiWjpttll. 
7b&  2 1 . 1  o.their  &«// gendreth,  and  faileth  not 
lfa.$  i.20.1ie  at  the  head  of  theftreetsas  a  wild  b. 

G«z-3  2.1 5.ten  £#&,20.(bee-affes,io.foales 
P/rt/.  22.1  a.many  bu.have.  compaf.me,ftrong  bulls 

50.1 3. will 


B  U  L       BUL 


BUL        BUN 


BUR      BUR 


50.  i  j.  will  I  eate  the  ftefh  of  bulls 
68.  jo.rebu{ce  the  multitude  of  thebulls 
lfa.  34.7  .bullocks  with  the  bulls  fhall  come  down 
Jer.fo.  11.  ye  bellow  as  bulls 

5  a.20.  twelve  brafen  bulls  under  the  bafes 
Heb.9. 1 3 .  if  the  bloud  of  bulls  and  goats 

io.4.not  poffible  the  blo.of  bulls  take  away  fin 
©allocH. 
Exod.zy.i  .bring  them  in  the  basket  with  the  bull. 
lo.caufe  a  bulloc\.x.o  be  brought  before 

put  their  hands  on  the  head  of  the  bullock 
1 1 .  {halt  kill  the  bullock  before  the  Lord 

lrar.1.5.  &4-4- 
14.  flefh  of  the  bulloc^his  skin  &  dung,burn 
Levit. 8  17. 
Lc^.4.4.bring  the  bullock  to  the  door  of  the  taber. 
lay  his  hand  upon  the  bullock's  head 
kill  the  bullock  before  the  Lord 
7.powre  all  the  bloud  of  the  bullock  at  bott. 
lo.as  it  was  taken  off  from  the  bullock 
1 1. skin  of  the  bullocks  head,and  all  his  flefh 
1  i.whole  6/tf.fhall  he  car.fonh  of  the  camp 
Verfe  21. 
1 5  .Elders  lay  their  hand  on  head  of  the  bid. 
the  bullock  fhalbe  killed  before  the  Lord 
2. 1 .  &  burn  him  as  he  burned  the  fiift  bulloc\ 
9.4.  alfo  a  bullocli  and  a  ram  for  a  peace-offring 
1 8 .  he  fie  w  alfo  the  bullock  and  the  ram 
i9.and  the  fat  of  the  bullock,  and  of  the  ram 
12.23. bullock  orlambe  that  hath  any  fuperflu. 
27  .when  a  bullock  or  fhecp  is  brought  forth 
Ite;.  15. 8. when  thou  prcp.a.afe/Z.fora  burnt  off. 
9.bring  with  the  bullock  a  meat  offering 
1 1. thus  fhall  it  be  done  for  one  bullock 
23.2.  Balak  offered  on  every  altar  2.  bullock 

Verfes4,i4,go. 
28.12.  three  tenth  deales  of  floure  for  ^bullock 
Verfes  20,28.  Chap.29.3,9,14. 
1 4.  halfe  a  hin  of  wine  to  a  bullock 
29.36.  offer  a  burnt  offeri.  one  bultock,one  ram 
3  7 .meat  off.&  drink  off.for  the  £«//.fhall  be 
Veut.  1 5 .19. do  no  work  with  the  firftl.ofthyte#. 
1 7. 1. not  facrificeto  the  Lord  any  bullock 
33.17.  his  glory  like  the  firftling  of  his  bullock 
JWg.6".2  5.take  the  fecond  fc//w^!  of  7-yeerts  old 
'     x6.take  the  zA.bullock  &  offer  a  burnt  faenfice 
2,8. the  fecond  l>«i7of^  was  offered  on  the  alt. 
1  Sa.  1. 2  5. flew  a  bulla. 3c  brought  the  child  to  Eli 
I  King.  18.23  .let  them  choofe  one  bullock  for 

and  lie  dreffe  the  other  bullock 

25.  choofe  you  one  bullock  for  your  felves 

26.  they  took  the  bullock  which  was  given 
3  3.  Elijah  cut  thtbidlock'm  pieces 

Pfal.^0.9.  He  take  no  bullock 'out  of  thine  houfe 
69.3  1 .  better  then  a  bullock  that  hath  homes 
lfa.6  5 . 2  5  .lion  fhall  eat  ftraw  like  the  bullock 
Jrc>'.3i.i8.asa&«//fl(;^unaccuftomedto  the  yoke 
£^.43.22.  as  they  did  cleanfc  it  with  the  bullock 
45 .24.fnall  prepa.for  meat  off.ephah  for  a  bid. 
Chjp.46.73ii. 
B loud  joyned  with  IBuHorit.  See  IS&lOItD, 
fulled?  joyned  with  Sin  offering. 
Exb.zg.  36. offer  every  day  a  bull,  for  a  tin  offering 
LezJ.4.8 ,  take  all  the  fat  of  the  bull,  for  a  fin  offer. 
20. do  wth  the  bul.zs  he  did  ytth  bul.for  fin  of. 
8. 2. Aaron  &  his  fons,  &  a  bullock  f°r  a  ^n  °ff- 

8.  another  bullock  take  for  a  fin  offering 
14.  brought  bull,  for  the  fin  offering.&  Aaron 
laid  hands  on  the  head  oibull.fot  fin  offr. 
16.6.  Aaron  fhall  offer  hisfa<ZWj;fora  fin  off. 
1 1.  bring  the  bullock  for  a  fin  offer.  &  kill  it 
z-j. bullock  for  fin  offering  fhall  one  carry  • 
£^.43.2i.takea  bullock  for  fin  offering,  &  burn 
45.22.fhaH  Prince  prep.a  W.for  a  fin  offering 
-Young  IIBnHnrS. 
£#0.29.i.tnkeone  young  hullock>t\vo  rams  witho. 
Iey.4.3.if  Pri.fin  through  ign.  bring  a  young  bul. 
1 4. fin  of  the  cong.is  known,off.a  young  bit. 
16.3  Aar.come  into  the  holy  pl.wth  a  yong  bu. 
23.18  .young  bullock,  two  rams  for  a  burnt  off. 
Num.7. 1  5  .one  young  bullock,  one  ram  ,bne  lambe 
Verfes2i,27,  33,39,4*3  fM7> 
<53,69>7i*>81- 
S.8.then  let  them  take  a  young  bullock  with 

another  young  bullock  for  a  fin  offering 
1  j'.24.ifcong.fin  ignor.offer  one  young  bullock 


29.2.burnt  off.onc  young  bullock,one    Ver.8. 
Judg.6.z<$.  take  thy  fathers  youngbullock 
2  Chro.  1 3 .9.  to  confecrate  himf.  wi  th  a  young  bull. 
E^.4  3 .  i9.give  Prie.a  young  bullock  for  a  hn  off. 
23 .  thou  fhalt offer  a  young  bullock  w'ithout 
2  j.they  fhal  alfo  prepare  a  young  bid.Sc  ram 
45. 18. take  ayoung  bul.&  cleanfethe  fanftua. 
46.6.  in  day  of  the  new  moon  a  young  bullock 
2l5uHoe&,sf. 
Num.7. 87- oxen  for  burnt  offer,  were  1 2.  bullocks 
8  8  .oxen  for  peace  offer.twenty  four  bullocks 
8.1 2.Lev.lay  their  hands  on  heads  of  the  bull. 
23 .  29.  prepare  me  here  feven  bullocks 
2&.  1 1  .in  the  begi.of  your  moneths  off. z.bidlo. 
19.  on  the  firft  day  offer  two  bullocks 
27-day  of  firft  fru.off.  burnt  off.  two  bullocks 
29.r3.on  1  5th.day  of 7th.  moneth  off.i$.bullo. 
1 4-three  tenth  deals  to  every  bullo.of  1 3  .bid. 

17.  on  the  fecond  day  1 2.  youngbullocks 

1 8.  the  meat  offr.for  bullocks,™ms,8z  lambs 

Verf. 2 1, 24,27,  30,33. 
20.on  the  third  day  eleven  bullocks 
23.  on  the  fourth  day  ten  bullocks 

2  6.  on  the  fifth  day  nine  bullocks 
29.  on  the  fixth  day  eight  bullocks 

3  2.  on  the  feventh  day  feven  bullocks 

1  Sam.  1 .  24-fhe  took  Samuel  with  her,&  three  bid. 
1  King.  18.23  .let  them  give  us  two  bullocks 

1  Cbr.i  5.26. G. helped  the  Lev.they  off.7  .bullocks 

29.21.  on  morrow  offered  a  thoufand  bullocks 

2  Cfo-. 29. 2 1. brought  7.W.for  a  fin  off.for  theki. 

2  2,fo  they  killed  the  bullocks 

3  2.  number  of  the  burnt  off.  was  jo.bullocks 
30.24.  Hez.  gave  to  the  cong.a  thoufand  bull. 

and  the  Princes  gave  a  thoufand  bullocks 

3  $.7.Jofiah  gave  three  thoufand  bullocks 
E^ra  6.9.  that  which  thty  have  need  of,  fc//.rams 
17.  off.  at  dedicat.of  the  houfe  loo.bullocks 

7. 17.  buy  fpeedily  with  this  money  bullocks 

8.35  .offered  twelve  bullocks  for  all  Ifrael 
fob  42.8.  take  k</enbullocks,8c feven  rams,&  goe 
Pfal.  5 1 . 1 9.then  fhall  they  offer  bullocks  upon 

66.1 5.  He  offer  bullocks  with  goats 
lfa.  1 . 1 1 .1  delight  not  in  the  bloud  ofbullocks 

34-7.the  bullocks  with  the  bulls  fhall  come  do. 
Jer. 46. 2 1 .  her  hired  men  are  like  fatted  bullocks 

50.27.  flay  all  her  bullocks 
^k-19-  18.  ye  fhall  drink  the  bloud  of  bulloc\s 

45.23  .the  feven  dayes  prepare  feven  bullocks 
Hof.  1 2.1  i.they  facrificc bullocks  in  Gilgal 

Exod.z.%.  fhe  took  for  him  an  arke  oiEid-rujhcs 
lfa.  1 8.2.  that  fend  ambafla.in  veffels  oibul-rufbcs 
5  8.  j. to  bow  down  his  head  mbul-rufh 
iguloitsrRS. 
Dent. 20.20.  thou  fhalt  build  bulwark*  ag.the  citie 
2  Cbr.z6. 1 5. Xlzzizh  made  engines  on  the  bulrvar. 
Vfalm.0,8. 1 3  .marke  ye  well  her  bulwarkes 
Ecd.9.14.  a  great  King  came  and  built  bulwarks 
lfa.z6.\.  falvation  will  God  appoint  for  bulwarks 
HBunah. 

1  Chr.z.z%.  thefonsof  Jerahmeel,Ram,Bmzfr 

IBnnctj.  ©ttndjes. 
Exod.  1 2.22.  take  a  bunch  of  hyfop,and  dip  it  in 

2  Sa;n.t6.i.Ziba.  met  him  with  ioq. bwnch.of  rai. 
1  Chro.  1 2.40.  of  Zebul  brought  bunches  of  raifins 
l{a,$o.6.  their  treifures  upon  bunch  s  of  camels 

fljantjle,  or  313antiicig. 
Gen. 4 2. 3  5. every  mans  bundle  of  money  was  in 

they  and  their  father  faw  the  bundle 
1  Sam.z^.zgSovX  of  my  lord  bound  in  the  bund.oi 
Cant.  1 . 1 3 .  a  bundle  of  myrrh  is  my  welbeloved 
Mat.  13.30.  binde  tares  in  bundles  to  burn  them 
Ail.z8.i.  when  Paul  had  gathered  a bitn.oi flicks 

Sunnf. 

Neh.g.q.ftood  up  upon  the  flairs  of  the  Ltv.Bunni 
10. 1  j  .-chief  of  the  people  fealed,  Bu?mi,Azgzd 
1 1 . 1 5  .of  Lev.dwelt  at  Jeru.Shemai  fon  of  Bu. 

IButKcn. 
Exod.  18.22-  they  fhall  beare  the  burden  with  thee 
IV#7».ii.I7. 
2  3 . 5.affe  of  him  that  hates  thee  lying  und.a  bu. 
Num.4. 1 5  .thefe  are  the  burden  of  the  fons  of  Koh. 

19.  Aaron  fhall  appoint  each  to  his  burden 
3 1 .  this  is  the  charge  of  their  burden 

3  2.rcck.the  inftra.of  the  charge  of  their  for. 


47.thofe  that  came  to  do  the  ferv.  of  the  bur, 
49.  every  one  according  to  his  burden 
n.  x  i.  that  thou  layeft  the  burden  of  all  this 
Veut.  1 . 1 2.  how  can  I  beare  alone  your  burden 
2  Sam.  15.33  -then  thou  fhalt  be  a  burden  to  me 

19. 3  5 .fhall  thy  fervice  be  yet  a  burden  to  mce 
2  Kjn.$.  17.  to  thy  ferv.two  mules  burden  of  earth 

8.9.  Hazael  brought  forty  camels  burden 
2  Chr.i  5.3  .it  fhall  not  be  a  burd.w^on  your  flaouL 
Neh.  1 3 . 1 9-that  there  flaould  be  no  burden  brought 
Job  4.20.(0  that  I  am  a  burden  to  my  felfe 
Pfal.  38.4.  as  a  burden  they  are  too  heavie  for  mee 
5  5.22.caft  thy  burden  upon  the  Lord 
8 1.6. 1  removed  his  fhoulderfrom  the  burden 
Eccl.  12.5.  and  the  gralhopper  fhall  be  a  burdm 
•7/^9.4.haft  broken  the  yoke  of  his  burden 

1 0.27. his  burden  fhalLbe  taken  from  thy  flioul. 
1 4. 2  5 .  his  burden  depart  from  their  fhoulders 
30.27.  the  burden  thereof  is  heayie 
46. 1.  they  are  a  burden  to  the  weary  beafl 
Jer.  1 7 . 2 1 .  beare  no  burden  on  the  Sabbath 
22.  neither  carry  forth  a  burden  out 
24-if  hearken  to  me,to  bring  in  no  burden 
27.if  not  hearken,  not  to  bzaxtz  burden. 
Zcph.  3. 1 8.to  whom  the  reproach  of  it  was  a  burd. 
Matt. 1  i.3o.my  yoke  is  eafie,my  burdenlignt 

20. 1 2.which  have  borne  the  burden  and  heate 
A£t.  15.28.  no  greater  burden  then  thefe  neceflar. 

21.3.  there  the  fhip  was  to  unlade  her  burden 
Ucv.z.z^.  He  purupon  you  no  otheiburden 

Wutteti . 
21^.9.25.  the  Lord  laid  this  burden  upon  him 
lfa.  1 3 . 1 .  burden  of  Babylon  w  hich  Ifaiah  did  fee 
14. 28.111  the yeer  K.  \haz  died,was  this  burden 
1 5 . i.the  burden  of  Moab.  becaufe  in  the 
1 7 . 1 .  the  burden  of  DamafcuS 
1 9. 1 .  the  burden  of  Egypt 
2 1 .  i .  the  burden  of  the  defart  of  the  fea 
1 1. the  burden  of  Dumah 
1 3  .the  burden  upon  Arabia 
22.1.  iheburdm  of  the  valley  of  vifion 

2  $.theburden  that  was  upon  it  fhalbe  cut  off 
23.1.  the  burden  of  Tyre 

3  0.6. the  burden  of  the  hearts  of  the  South 
4f>.2.couldnot  deliver  the  burden,but  themfel. 
Jer.  2  3 . 3  3 .  w  hat  is  the  burden  of  the  Lord 

thou  fhalt  fay,What  burden 

3  4.people  that  fha-l  fay,The  burden  of  the  L. 
36.  burden  of  the  Lord  fhall  yee  mention  no 

every  mans  word  fhall  be  his  burden 
3  8.  but  fith  ye  fay,The  burden  of  the  Lord 
becaufe  you  fav,The  burden  of  the  Lord 
&  I  fent,fayi.Ye  fhal  not  fay,The  burd. 
E^ek- 1 2.  io.this  burd.  concerns  the  Prince  in  Jer. 
Hof.810.  forrow  a  little  for  the  burd.  of  the  Ki.of 
Nahum  1 . 1 .  the  burden  of  N  ineveh 
Hab.  1.1.  the  burden  w  hich  Habakkuk  did  fee 
Zee. 9. 1. bur.of  the  wordofthe  L  inland  ofHadr. 
12. 1.  burden  of the  word  of  the  Lord  for  Ifrael 
Mal.i.i.burd.ofthe  wor.of  the  Lo.tolfr.by  Mai. 
Gal.6. 5 .  every  man  fhall  beare  his  owne  burden 

iBntrjcn.  tlPartuntO. 

Zec.i  2. 3. all  that  burden  themf.  with  it  fhalbe  cut 
2  Co;'.  5. 4. this  tabernacle  do  gconc^zingburdened 
8.13.  others  eafed,and  you  burdened 
iz.16.  but  be  it  fo,  I  did  not  burdenyoa 

Gen.qt).  14.  couching  downe  between  two  burdens 
Exod.  1 . 1 1  .to  afflict  them  with  their  burdens 
2. 1 1.  he  went  out,and  looked  on  their  burdens 
5.4.  get  you  to  your  burdens 

5. you  make  them  reft  from  their  burdens 
6. 6.  from  under  the  burdens  of  the  Egyptians 

Verfe  7. 

Numb.$.  24.  this  the  fervice  of  the  Gerfh.for  burd. 

27.at  appoint.of  Aar.their  ferv.in  their  bur. 

yee  fhall  appoint  all  their  burdens 

1  Kjng.  5. 1 5.  Solom.had  70000.  that  bare  burdens 

2  Chi  o.z.  2, 18. 

2  Ck.24.27.gre3tneiTeof  the  burcknsliii  on  him 

34. 1 3 .  alfo  they  were  over  the  bearers  of  burdi 
Neh.4  io.ftrength  of  the  bearers  of  bur.  is  decayed 
1 7.they  that  bare  burdens  held  a  weapon 
1 3 . 1 5 . 1  faw  all  manner  of  burdens  brought  in 
lfa..  5  S.  6.  to  undoe  the  heavie  burden 
Lam.  2. 14,  have  feen  for  thee  falfe  burdens 

Amos  5.1 1.  ye 


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Amos  <  1 1 .  ye  take  from  him  burdens  of  wheat 
Mat  z\  .4.  they  binde  heavie  burdensyznA  grievous 

Lttk  '1  i.4«.yc lade  men  Wkh h"y<k'f  gneV.°US      r 
not  touch  thefe  terete  with  one  ot 

GaU.z.  beare  ye  one  another*  burdens 

jpurDenfome. 

Zecb  12  3  lIemakeJerui'alemate-^»/fl»Kftone 
2  Cor  1 1  9 1  have  kept  my  felf  from  being  burden. 
1 2.1 3  .except  it  be,  that  I  was  not  burdenfime 
14  lie  not  be  burdenfime  to  you 

1  Tfe/^.might  have  been  burdenfime  as  the  Ap. 

©Uriah*. 

2  Chr  26.2 3  -buried  Uzzi.  in  the  field  of  thefe*. 
Ecclef.6.  3 .  and  alfo  that  he  have  no  fen*B        . 
Ifi  14.20.1haU  not  be  joyned  with  them  in  burnt 
fo'.22.i9.ft»lbe buried  with  thetoatf  of  analie 
Ma'tth.26. 1 2.  fhee  did  it  for  my  bunall 

^tf  8  z.devout  men  carried  Steven  to  his  bunall 
Burp. 

Gcs.21 .4.  that  I  may  bury  my  dead  out  ot  my  hg. 
6.in  the  choice  of  our  fepulchr.  bury  thy  dead 
but  that  thou  maieft  bury  thy  dead 
8.  if  it  be  your  mind  that  I  bury  my  dead 
1 1 . 1  give  it  thee,  Bury  thy  dead 

1 3 .  take  it  of  rae,and  He  bury  my  dead 

1  j.what  is  that  betwixt  me  &  thce,B»;y  thy 
47.z9.bury  me  not,I  pray  thee  in  Egypt 

jo.bury  me  in  their  burying  place 
Aa.20.bury  me  with  my  fathers  in  the  cave 
jo.  j. in  the  land  of  Cana.  there  malt  thou  bury 
let  me  goe  up  and  bury  my  father 
6.Pharaoh  faid,Goc  up,and  bury  thy  father 
7  Jofeph  went  up  to  bury  his  lather 
14.aU  that  went  up  with  him  to  bury  his  fath. 
D«tf.ii.2j.ft)alt  in  any  wife  fey  him  that  day 

1  Kjng.z.i  1. goe, and  fall  upon  him, and  bury  him 

1  x.  1  J.  Joab  was  g<  ~ne  up  to  bury  the  flam 
13.29.the  old  Prophet  came  to  bury  him 

3  i.when  I  am  AaAjbury  me  in  the  fepulchre 
14. 1 3  .all  Ifr.fhall  mourn  for  him,&  bury  him 

2  Kjng.a. 10.  there  (hall  be  none  to  bu>y  her 

34-fee  this  curfed  woman,  and  bur)  her 
3  j.  when  they  went  t^t  bury  her  they 
P/^.79.3.  and  there  was  none  to  bury  them 
jer^.^z.  (hall  bury  in  Tophet,  till  there  be  no 
Chap.19.11. 
14. i6.have  none  to  Wythetrijtheir  wives 
^k-19- l  r  -there  {hall  th?y  bury  Gog 

1 3. all  the  people  of  the  land  mail  bury  them 

14.  paffing  thorow  thr  land  to  bury 
H0/TQ.6.-Memphis  {hall  bury  them 

Mat.S.z  i.fuffer  me  firft  to  goe  and  fe^  my  father 

Luke  9.^9. 
22.1et  the  dead  bury  their  dead      Lu\.a.6o. 
27.7.  afield  to  bury  ftrangers  in 
J0h.1a.4o.  as  the  manner  of  the  Jewes  is  tobury 

ffiarfeu. 
GgK.2  3.i9.after  this  Abraham  fern7  Sarah 

2  j. 10.  there  was  Abraham  buricd,anA  Sarah 

"3  j.8.Debor.  died,&  was  buried  beneath  Bethel 
19.  Rachel  was  buried  in  the  way  to  Ephrath 
Chap.48.7. 
49.3 1. there  they  tewrfAbraham,and  Sarah 

there  they  fc«TO<iIfaac,and  Rebekahhis 
and  there  I  buriedLeah 
jo.  1 4.  returned  after  he  had  buried  his  father 
Wk».  1 1 .3  4.there  they  buried  the  peop.that  lufted 
20.1.  Miriam  died  there, &  was  buried  there 
3  34.for  the  EgyptiansWiedail  their  firft-bor. 
Dent.  1  o.6.ihere  Aaron  died,and  was  buried 
fofh.zq.  3  2.  bones  of  Jofeph  buried  they  in  Shech. 
Judg.  io.2.Tolah  was  buried  in  Shamir 
j.  Jair  was  buried  in  Camon 
12.10.  Ibzan  was  buried  at  Bethlehem 
Ruth.  1 . 1 7 .  there  w  ill  I  be  buried 
I  i  Sam.  31.13-  tewrf  them  under  a  tree  at  Jabefh 
i  Cfcra.10.12. 
2  Sdtfz.  2-4.men  of  Jabefh  were  they  that  bur. Saul 
3.3  2.  they  tewrf  Abner  in  Hebron 
4.1  z.buriedthc  head  of  Iihbometh  in  the  fepul. 
17.2  3. hanged  himf.  &  v/asburied  in  the  fepul. 
19.37.  that  I  may  be  buried  by  the  grave  of  my 
2i.i4.bonesof  Saul  &  Jonathan  buried  they  in 
1  %in.  13.31  .wherein  the  man  of  God  is  buried 

ai.  37.they6«ii«rfAhab  in  Samaria 
z  King.  i4.20.Amaziah  was  buried  at  Jerufalem 


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Ecdef.8. 10. and  fo  I  faw  the  wicked  buried 
fer.S.z  not  be  gathered,nor  buriedjZhey  fhalbe  for 
Chap.2j.33. 
1 6.4.  fhall  not  be  lamented  nor  buried 

6\great  and  fmall  (hall  dic,and  not  be  buried 
20.6.Pafhur  ihall  die,  and  not  be  buried 
22.19.  'halbe  buried  with  the  buriall  ofanaffe 
E^.39. 1  j.fet  up  a  (igne  till  buiiers  have  buried 
A/af.i4.i2.hisdifcipl.  took  up  the  body,  &  buried 
LuJ{.i6. zz.nch  man  alfo  died  and  wasburied 
^c?.2.29.Patriach  Dav.he  is  both  dead  &  buried 
j.9.feet  of  them  which  buried  thy  husband 
10.  buriedher  by  her  husband 
Kom.S.Sf.buried with  him  by  baptifme 
1  Cor.  1  j  .4. that  he  was  buried,znA  rofe  againe 
Col.  2. 1  z.buried  with  him  in  baptifme 

5JJ5uriel)  himt 
Gc«.2j.o.his  fons,Ifaac  and  Ifhmael  buried  him 
3  j. 29. his  fons,Efau  and  Jacob  buried  him 
j  o.  1 3  .his  fons  buried  him  in  the  cave 
Dear.  3  4  6.hee  buried  him  in  a  valley 
/ojfr.  24.30.  they  buried  him  in  the  border  of  his 

.    _  fudg.z.a. 
3  3  .&#/m/  him  in  a  hill  that  pertained  to 
fudg.16.3  1.  they  buriedhim  between  Zorah 

1  Sam.z  $.1.  buriedhim  in  his  houfe  at  Raniah 

Chapt.i8.3. 

2  Sam.z.  j.blelTed  bee  yee  that  have  buried  him 

3  z.buried  him  in  the  fepulchr.of  his  fathers 

1  King.  1 3 . 3 1 .  had  buried  hi  m,  he  fpakc  to  h  is  fons 

I4.i8.theyfe;wdhim,and  all  I frael  mourned 

1  j. 8.  Abijam  flept,they  buriedhim  in  the  city 

2  Kjn.g.  2  8. carried  him  in  a  charet,and  iawrf  him 
10.3  j.  Jehu  flept,they  buried  him  in  Samaria 
1 3 .9.  Jehoabaz  fiept  they  buried  him  in  Samar. 

20.Elilha  died,and  they  buriedhim 
23.30.brought  JofiahtoJerufalem,&fe.him 
2  Cbro.16.14.Ah  fleptjthey  buriedhim  in  his 

2  i.20.howbeit,they  W.him  in  the  cit.of  Da. 
22.9.  when  they  had  flain  him,they  buriedhim 
24.1 6buried  him  among  the  kings 

2  J.  buried  him  in  the  city  of  David 

butterieihimnotin  thefep.of  the  Ks. 
27.9.Jotham  flept,  and  they  buried  him 
28.27.  Ahaz  flept,  they  buried  him  in  Jerufal. 

3  2.3  3.Hez.flfpt,theyfewerfhim  in  thechiefeit 
3  3 .2o.Manafi.flept,they  buried  him  in  his  hou. 

/4#.j.6.youngmencarriedhimout>&fewrfhim 

UBnrteD  in. 
Gen.  1  j.i  j.  thou  (hale  be  buried  in  a  good  old  age 
Judf.S.^z.  Gideon  buried  in  the  fepulch.of  Joalh 
i2.7.Jephth.  buried  in  one  of  the  cities  of  Gil. 
12.  Elon  wssburiedin  Aijalon 
1  j.Abdon  v/zsburiedin  Pirathon 

1  King.  2. 1  o.David  was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 

34.  Joab  was  buried  in  his  owne  houfe 
1 1.43.  Solom.  wasburiedin  the  city  of  David 
1 6.6.  Baafha  was  fwva/in  Tirzah 

28.  Omri  was  buried  in  Samaria 

2  K^mg.  13.13  Joalh  was  buried  in  Samaria 

i4.i6.Jehoafh  was  buried  in  Samaria 
2 1 . 1 8  .Manaff.was  buried  in  the  garden 
26.  Amon  was  buried  in  his  fepulchre 
a  Chr.  9. 3 1. Solom. was  buriedin  the  city  of  David 
12.16.Rehobo.wasb/ffm1  inthe  city  of  David 
14. 1.  Abi  jah  was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 
3  j. 24.  Joliah  was  buriedin  one  of  the  fepulch. 
fob  27. 1 J  •  lhall  bee  buried  in  death 
HBuriet)  with  his  fathers. 
1  Kjn.14.1  i.Rehobo.  was  buried  with  his  fathers 
ij.24.  Afa  1 

22.  jo.  Jehofhaphat 
2  Chr.zi.i. 
2^,;K.8.24.Joram 
I2.2I.  Joalh 
14.20.  Amaziah 

2  Ck.2j.28.  j 


}>was  buri.mth  his  fathers 


1  j. 7.    Azariah 

2  Cfcr.26.23. 1 

3  8 .  Jotham  | 

16.20.  Ahaz         J 

HBurferg. 

E^.39.1  J.  fet  upa  figne  ti\\buriers  have  buried 

IBurpfng. 
Gen.  23.4.  give  me  a  poffeffion  of  a  teryz'wg  place 
9.he  fhall  give  it  me  for  a  poffef.  of  a  burying 


20.made  fure  to  Abraham  for  a  burying  place 
47.30.and  bury  me  in  their  buying  place 
40.  30,  for  a  poffeffion  of  a  burying  place 

Chap,  jo.13. 
Jud.  16.31  .buried  him  in  the  burying  place  of  Ma. 
2  iC^- 1 3 . 2 1 .  it  came  to  pafle  as  they  were  burying 
£^. 39. r  2.feven  moneths fhall  If.be  bur.al them 
Afar.  14-S.to  anoint  my  body  to  the  burying 
Joh.  12.7.  againfl:  the  day  of  my  burying  hath  fhee 

mSuwe., 

Gen.  1 1 . 3  .let  us  make  brick,  and  burne  them 
44. 1 8 .  let  not  thine  anger  burne  againfl 
Exed.z7.z0.  to  caufe  the  lampe  to  burne  alway 

Levit. 2  4.Z. 

29.13.  burne  them  upon  the  altar      Verf.  2  j . 

1 8 .  burne  the  whole  ram  upon  the  altar 

Levit.  1 .9.  the  Prieft  fhall  ferse  all  on  the  altar 

Chap.  13.17. 

1 J  .wring  off  his  head,and  burne  it  on  the  al. 

2.  2.  the  Piiefl  fhall  burne  the  memoriall  of  it 

Chapt.9.  16.  &J.I2.   Sc6.  xj. 
Numb. j. 26. 
1 1 .  yee  fhall  forae  no  leaven,  nor  honey 

3.  j.  Aarons  fonnes  fhall  burne  it  on  the  altar 

Verfe  11. 
16.  Prieft  fhall  few  them  on  the  altar 

Chap  4. 10,3  j.  &  7.  j. 
4.10.  take  all  his  fat  from  him,  and  burne  it 

Chap. 26.3 1.  &7.31. 
2 1. and  burne  him  as  he  burned  the  firft  bull. 
6. 1 2. Prieft  lhall  burne  wood  on  it  every  morn, 
fhall  burn  thereon  the  fat  of  the  peace  of. 
1  i.jz.burne  that  garment  warpe  or  woofe 
16.2  j. the  fat  of  the  fin  offering  fhall  he  burne 
if.6.bur?ic  the  fat  forafvveet  favour  to  the 

Numb.  18. 17. 
19.  J.  one  fhall  burne  the  heifer  in  his  light 

her  skin,flefh,  bloud  fhall  hec  burne 
fojh.i  1.1 3.  Hazoronely,that  did  Jolhua  burne 

1  Sam.z.  16.  not  faile  to  burne  the  fat  prefcntly 

2  Kin.  1 6. 1  j  .upon  the  great  altar  burne  the  morn. 
2  Cfo\2.6.fave  onclytobume  facrifice  before 

4. 20.  lamps  fhould  burne  before  the  oracle 
1 3 . 1 1 .  burne  every  morning  burnt  facrifices 

lamps  to  burne  every  morning 

Neh.  10.34.  bring  the  wood  off.to  burn  on  the  alt . 

lfa.1.1 1. they  fhall  both  burn  together,and  none 
10.17.it  fhall  burne  and  devoure  his  thornes 
27.4.I  would  go  through  them,  I  would  burne 
40.16.  Lebanon  is  not  fufficient  to  burne 

44. 1  j .  then  fhall  it  be  for  a  man  to  burne 
fer.y. 29.it  fhall  burne,znA  lhall  not  be  quenched 

3  4.  j .  fo  lhall  they  burne  odours  for  thee 

36.2  j. that  he  would  not  burne  the  roule 
£■^.24.  f. burne  alfo  the  bones  under  it 

1 1  .that  the  braffe  may  be  hot,  and  burns 
3a.o.fhall  fet  on  fire,and  burne  the  weapons 
43. 2 1. he  lhall  burne  it  in  the  appointed  place 
Nahum  2.13  .He  burne  her  charets  in  the  fmoke 
Af<j/.4.i.daycomeththat  fhall  burne  as  an  oven 

day  that  cometh  fhall  burne  them  up 
ilte.13.30.  binde  them  in  bundles  to  burne  them 
L»^.3.i7.butthechaffehee  will  burne  with  unqu. 

24.3  2.  did  not  our  heart  burne  within  us 

1  Cor.7.9.  it  is  better  to  marry  then  to  burne 

2  Cor.  1 1.  29.  who  offended,  and  I  burne  not 

U5unte  joyned  with  Fire. 
Exo.  1 2.  io.til  the  morning  ye  fhall  burn  with  fire 
2 a.  14. burn  with  fire  without  the  campe 

34.  thou  fhalt  burne  the  remainder  with  fire 
3  c.  20.  xoburne  offer.madeby  fire  unto  the  Lo. 
Lev.4.  iz.burne  the  bullock  on  the  wood  with  fire 
8.3  2.wc,,rcmainsofflefh  &bread,ter»with  fi. 
13.jj.it  is  unclean,thou  lhalt  burnitin  thefi. 
J7. burne  that  wherein  the  plague  is  with  fire 
16.27.  burn'm  the  fire  their  skins,  fiefh,  dung 
Deut.  j  .2  3 .  for  the  mountaine  did  burne  with  fire 
7  j.  burne  their  graven  images  with  fire 

Verfe  2  j. 
12.3.  burne  their  groves  with  fire 
13.16  burne  with  fire  the  citie,  &  all  the  fpoile 
3  2. 22. a  fire  kindled  in  mine  anger,&  fhall  bu. 
fof.i  1. 6. hough  their  horf.&  W.theirchar.wth  fire 
Judg.a.^z.  hard  tothetower,toteraeit  with  fire 
1 2. 1 .  will  burn  thine  houfe  upon  thee  with  fire  J 
1 4. 1  j. left  we  fatf'.thee  &  thy  fath.houf.with  fi.  I 
P/2i/.7o.j.fhalll 


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Pftrf.79.  5  .fhall  thy  jeloufie  burne  like  rite 

8  9.46.  (hall  thy  wrath  burne  like  fire 
lfa. 47.  i4.as  ftubble  the  fire  (hall  burne  them 
JW.4.4.furie  come  forth  like  firepnd  6/»7ze,that 
Chap.  21.  12. 
7. ^  1. burne  their  fons  and  daughters  in  the  fire 
1 5. 14.8  fire  kindled  in  mine  ang.w0-1'  fhall  burn 
i7.4.kindl.a  fire  in  mine  ang.which  (hall burn 
19.5  .to  burn  their  fons  in  the  fire  for  burnt  oft", 
z  1 . 1  o.Nebuchad.inall  burn  this  citie  with  fire 
Cl1apt.jz.z9.    &34.z,zz. 
&  37.8,10.  &  38.18. 
34. iz. fire  inhouf.ofthe  godsof  Eg.  (hailburn 

Verf.  1  3 . 
£'^.  j.2.thouihalt  burn  with  fire  a  third  part 
4. take  of  them  again, &  burn  them  in  the  fire 
1 6. 4 1. they  fhall  iwvz  thine  houfes  with  fire 
z  3 .47. they  fhnll  burn  up  their  houfes  with  fire 
3 9. they  fhall  fet  on  fire,and  burne  the  weapons 
Verfe  10. 
they  fhall  bum  them  with  fire  feven  ye. 
Mat. 1. ix.  he  will  burn  up  the  chaffe  with  unq.rire 

Lu\e  3.17. 
Rev.  17.  i6.eate  her  flcfh,and  burne  her  with  fire 

HS  nine  Incenfe. 
Exod.  30.1  .make  a"n  altar  to  fer»e  incenfe 
7. Aaron  fhall  forae  fweet  incenfeevery 
w  hen  he  dreff.  the  lamps,he  fhall  burn  inc. 
Verfe  8. 
1  5^.z.z8.I  didchoofe  him  of  all  tribes  to  bur.in. 
1  Ki.  1 3 . 1 .  Jerob.ftood  by  the  altar  to  burn  incenfe 
z.  fhall  ofFer  the  Pricfts  that  burn  incenfe  on 
z  King.  18.4-childr.of  Ifr-  did  burn  incenfe  unto  it 
23.  j-put  downe  the pric.  ordained  tofr#/7zinc. 

1  Chro.  z  3 . 1 3  .he  and  his  fons  for  ever  to  burn  inc. 
z  Ckro.z.q.l  build  an  houfe  tobum  incenfe  before 

1 3 . 1 1 .  burn  every  morning  fweet  incenfe 
26.1 6.Uzziah  went  in  to  burne  incenfe 

1 8.pertaineth  not  to  thee  to  burne  incenfe 
fons  of  Aaron  are  confecrated  to  bur.  inc. 

1 9.Uz.ziah  had  a  cenfer  to  burn  incenfe 
28.25.Ahaz  made  high  places  to  burne  incenfe 

29. 1  i.ehofen  you  to  minifter  to  him,&  fc.in. 
3  2.i2.worfhipbeforeone  altar,&  burn  incenfe 

Jer.7.9.  willye  burne  incenfe  unto  Baal 

11.13.  have  ye  fet  up  altars  to  burn  incto  Baal 
44. 3  .ye  went  to  burn  incm.  &  ferve  other  gods 
5. hearkened  not  to  burn  no  incenfe 
17. to  burn  incenfe  to  thequeene  of  heaven 
lS.fince  wee  left  off  to  burne  incenfe  to  the 
z  5.  our  vows  we  have  vowed  to  burn  incenfe 
Hof. 4.13.  burn  incenfe  upon  the  hils  under  oaks 
Hub.  1. 16. they  burn  incenfe  unto  their  dragon 
Lull. J  •?•  h's  i0t  was  to  burne  incenfe 

IBllVMb. 
Exod.$.z.  bufh burned,md  was  not  confumed 
lev. 4. 21.  &  burn  him  as  heburnedthe  firftbullo. 

8 . 1 6.Mofes  burned  the  fat,  caule,  kidnies 
Deut  9.1  5  .and  the  mount  bumedv/hh  fire 
Jof.7 .  2  5  .burned  them  with  fire  after  they  had  fto. 
1 1 . 1 3 :1&. burned  none  of  them  five  H  izor 

2  Cfe".25.i4.Amaziahb/«'#Mfincenfe  to  the  gods 

34.2  5.forfaken  me,  rind  burned  incenfe  to 
Eflb.  1. 12.  and  his  anger  burned  in  him 
Pfal.39.3.  while  I  was  mufing,the  ftte burned 

lfa  24.6.therfore  rne  inhab.of  the  earth  are  burned 

4 2.  z  y  .it  burned  him,y et  he  laid  it  not  to 
Lam. z. 3. he  burned a^inft  Jacob  like  a  flame 
E^\.  1  $.5.  when  fire  hath  devoured  &  his  burned 
Job.  1  5. 6. caft  them  into  the  fire,&  they  are  burned 
Aft.  1 9. 1 9.brought  their  books,and  burned  them 
Rom.  1 .27 .burned  in  their  lufi  one  towards  another 
1  Car.  13-3.  though  I  give  my  body  to  be  burned 
Heb.6.%.  whofe  end  is  to  be  burned 

1 2 . 1 8.not  come  to  the  mount  that  burned 
Rev,  1 . 1 5  .his  feet  as  if  they  burned  in  a  furnace 

85unteth. 
Lev.  13.24  quick  flefh  that  burnetb  have  a  white 

16.28.  he  that  burneth  them  fball  wafh  his  clo. 
Num.  19.8.  hee  that  burneth  her  fhall  wafh  his  clo. 
Tfal.^6.g.hK  burnetb  the  chariot  in  the  fire 
8  3 .  14. as  the  fire  burnetb  the  wood 
97.3.  burneth  up  his  enemies  round  about 
lfa.9.  1 8  .wickedneffe  burnetb  as  the  fire 
44. 1  6.he  burneth  part  thereof  in  the  fire 
62.1  .falvation  thereof  as  a  lampe  that  burneth 


64. z.  as  when  the  melting  fire  burneth 
65.3  .and  (furnetb  incenfe  upon  brick  altars 
5  .thefe  are  a  fire  that  burneth  all  the  day 
66.3.  that  burneth  incenfe  as  if  hee  bleffed  an 
Jer.fi.  3  5  .him  that  burneth  incenfe  to  his  gods 
Hof. 7 . 6.  in  the  morn.it  burneth  as  a  flaming  fire 
Joel  2.3.  behindethem  a  flame  burneth 
Am.6. 10. he  that  burneth  him  to  bring  out  the  bo. 
Rev.  z  1. 8. in  the  lake  \ich  burneth  with  fire  &  brim. 

burning. 
Gen.  1  j.  1 7. a  burning  lampe  that  paffed  between 
Levit.6.9.   fire  of  the  altar  fhall  bee  burning  in  it 

Verfe  1  z. 
1 3 .  fire  fhall  ever  be  burning  on  the  altar 
13.23  .bright  fpot  ftay,  it  is  a  burning  bile 
16  ■  1 2.  take  a  cenfer  full  of  burning  coales 
26.1 6. lie  appoint  over  you  the  burning  ague 
Deut. 1 2. 24. fhall  be  devoured  with  bummghezt 
Job  41.1 9.out  of  his  mouth  goe  burning  lampes 
Pfal.  140.10.  let  burning  coals  fall  upon  them 
Pro.  16. 27. in  his  lips  there  is  a  burning  fire 
26.2i.ascoalsaretofer«»zgcoals   • 
2  3  .burning  lips,  and  a  wicked  heart 
lfa.  3  0.27.  name  of  the  L.comethfe»?2.with  anger 

3  4. 9. land  thereof  fhall  become  burning  pitch 
j^'^o^.his  word  was  in  my  heart  as  burning  fire 
3  6 . 2  2.  fire  on  the  hearth  burning  before  him 
44.8 .  burning  incenfe  to  other  gods 
Eig.  1 . 1 3 .  their  appearance  was  like  burning  coals 
Dan.  3. 6  .caff  into  the  midft  of  a  burning  fiery  furn. 
1 7 .  is  able  to  deliver  us  from  the  burning  fiery 
20.  caff  them  into  the  burning  fiery  furnace 
2 1  .were  caft  into  the  midft  of  the  burning 
2  3 .  down  bound  into  the  midft  of  the  bum. 
z6iNtrt,came  neer  to  the  mouth  of  the  burn. 
7.  6.  his  wheles  as  burning  fire 

1 1. till  beaft  was  flain,and  given  to  burn.fh.. 
Hab.  3.5.  burning  coals  went  forth  at  his  feet 
Lu\.  1 2.3  j.  let  your  loins  be  girded,&  lights  bur. 
Job.j.i  5.  he  was  a  burning  and  mining  light 
James  1 : 1 1 .  fun  no  fooner  rifen  with  bumng  heat 
Rev.$.  5 .  feven  lamps  burning  before  the  throne 
8 .8.  a  great  mount  burning  with  fire 
10.  fell  a  ftarre  burning  as  a  lampe 
19. zo. caft  alive  into  a  lake  bumng  with  brim. 
HBurnmg, 
Exod  21.25  -burning  for  burning,  wound  for  wound 
Lev. 6  9. burnt  offring.becaufe  of  the  burning  upon 
10.6.  bewaile  thtburning  which  the  Lord  hath 
1 3.24.  in  the  skin  whereof  there  is  a  hot  bund. 
2  5  .a  leprofie  broken  out  of  the  burning 
28.  it  is  a  rifing  of  the  burning 

it  is  an  inflammation  of  thtburning 
Num.  16.37.  take  up  the  cenfers  out  of  the  burning 
19.6. caft  it  into  the  midft  of  the  burn,  ofheif. 
Deut.z%.zz.  lie  fmite  thee  with  extreme  bumng 

29.2  3  .whole  land,briuiftone,  fait  burning 
z  Chro.  16.14.  made  a  very  great  burning  for  him 

21.19.  people  made  no  burningMkc  the  burning 
lfa.  3 .24. and  burning  inftead  of  beauty 
4.4.  by  the  fpirit  of  burning 
9. 5. this  fhall  be  withfe>?wzg,and  fewell  offire 
10.16.  kindle  a  burning  like  the  burning  of  fire 
33.1 2. people  fhall  be  as  the  burning  of  lime 
Amos  4. 1 1  .were  as  a  fire-brand  pluckt  out  of  bur. 
Rev.  1 8 .9.  fee  the  (moak  of  her  burning 

1 8  .&  cried  when  they  faw  fmoak  of  her  bur. 

85  tunings. 

lfa.  3  3 . 1 4. fhall  dwell  with  everlaff  ing  burnings 
Jer.  34.5.  and  with  the  burnings  of  thy  fathers 

HBurnfftjeo. 
£^?fc.  1 .7  .fparkled  like  the  colour  of  burnifh.btaSe 

85nrnt. 
Gen.  38.24.  bring  her  forth,let  her  be  burnt 
Exod.  3.3.  why  the  bufh  is  not  burnt 

40.27.and  he  Zwȣ  fweet  incenfe  thereon 
Levit.z.  1 2.  fhall  not  be  burnt  on  the  altar 
4. 1  z.afhes  are  powred  fhall  he  be  burnt 
6. zz.it  fhall  bee  wholly  burnt 

2  3  .meat  off.for  the  Pricft  fhalbe  w  holly  bur. 
8.20.Mofestei'Kf  head3piecesjfat  of  the  ram 
zi.Wlofesbumt  the  whole  ram  on  the  altar 
28. took  them  from  off  their  hands,  &  burnt 
9.  io.fat,  caul,kidnies  of  the  fin  offer,  he  burnt 
1 3. pieces  &  head  of  the  burnt  offer.he  burnt 
i4.wafh  the  inward$j&  legs,and  burnt  them 


17. took  a  handfull  of  meat  offr.and  burnt  ii 
20. he  burnt  the  fat  upon  the  altar 

io.i6.Mo.foug.thegoatoffin  off.&it  wasfe. 
Num.  1 6. 3  9.they  that  were  burnt  had  offered 

i9.i7.unclean  perfon  take  afhes  of  burnt  heif. 

3  i.io.bumt  all  the  cities  wherein  they  dwelt ' 
Deut.  32.24.  they  fhall  be  burnt  with  huneer 
Jojh.S. zS.\olhua burnt  M,  and  madeitanheape 
1  Sam.  2.15.  alfo  before  they  burnt  the  fat 

3 1 . 1  z.  came  to  Jabefh,  and  burnt  them  there 
z  Sam.  5 . 2 1  .left  their  images,&  David  burnt  them 
1  Kjn.  1 3 .  z.  mens  bones  Hull  bee  burnt  upon  thee 
z  K1n.10.z6.  brought  out  images  of  Baal,&  burnt 

16.13  .he  burnt  his  burnt  offering  &  meat  off. 

2  3-4-  Jofiah  burnt  them  without  Jerufalem 

e.burnt  the  grove  at  the  brooke  Kidron 
1 5  .burnt  the  high  place,&  burnt  the  grove 
1 6.  took  the  bones  out  of  the  fepulc.&  burnt 
zo.  burnt  mens  bones  upon  the  altars,and 
i^.^.hebumt  the  houfe  of  the  L.&  the  K.hou. 
.Tw.3z.13. 
z  Chro.  15.1 6. Afa  burnt  her  Idol  at  the  brook  Ki. 
i-^ag  15.13. 
34.5.Jo(i.W.the  bones  of  th:  pri.on  the  altar 
36.19.  they  burnt  the  houfe  of  God,and  brake 
Neh.$.  z.revive  ftones  out  of  heaps  which  are  burnt 
Job  30.30.  my  bones  are  burnt  with  heat 
Pfal.  102.3.  my  bones  are  fewzt  as  an  hearth 
Pro.6.zj.  and  his  clothes  not  heburnt 

28.  and  his  feet  not  bee  burnt 
Jer.z.  1 5  .his  cities  are  burnt  without  inhabitant 
6. 29.  the  bellowcsarefer#f 

3  6.Z7.after  the  King  had  burnt  the  roule 

28.  which  Jehoiakim  K-of  Judah  hath  burnt 

29.  thou  haft  burnt  this  roule 

51.  25.  He  make  thee  a  burnt  mountaine 
30. they  have  burnt  her  dwelling  places 
£^.15. 4,  the  midft  of  it  isburnt,  is  it  meet 
zo.47.all  faces  from  fouth  to  north  fhalbe  buy. 
14. 1  o.  fpice  it  well,  let  the  bones  be  burnt 
Joel.  1 .  i9.flame  hath  burnt  all  the  trees  of  the  fiel. 
Amos  z.i.bwnt  the  bones  of  the  Ki.of  Edom  into 
Nah.  1 . 5 .  the  earth  is  burnt  at  his  prefence 
1  Cor.2 . 1 5 .if  any  mans  work  fhall  be  burnt 
Heb.  1 3 . 1 1 .  thofe  beafts  are  burnt  without  the  ca. 

85  ttrnt  joyned  with  Eire. 
fwi.3z.20.took  the  calf,  zad  burnt  it  in  the  fire 

Deut. 9,  zi. 
Levit.6.$o.  it  fhall  be  burnt  in  the  fire 

7. 17.  rem. on  the  3  d.day  fhalbe  burnt  with  fire 

Chap.  19.6. 

i9.toucheth  an  unclean  thing  burnt  with  fire 

8.i7.bulloc.hishide,flefh,dungfor«f  with  fire 

,  Chap.9<n. 

13-5Z.  frettinglepr.it  fhall  be  burnt  in  the  fire 

20.  i4.a  wife>&  her  moth.fhalbe  burnt  with  fire 

21.9-dau.of  Pri.playing  whore,burnt  with  fire 

Numb.i  1.1.  fire  of  the  Lord  burnt  amongthem 

Verfe  3 . 
Deut. 4. 1 1.  and  the  mountain  burnt  with  fire 

12.31  .fons  &  daughters  they  have  burnt  in  fire 
Jojh.e.zq.  they  burnt  Jericho  with  fire 

7.15  .taken  with  accur.thing  fhalbe  bur. with  fi. 
1 1 .9-and  burnt  their  chariots  with  fire 
1 1.  he  burnt  Hazor  with  fire 
Judg.  1 5 .6.  burnt  her  and  her  father  with  fire 
14.  became  as  flaxe  burnt  with  fire 
18.27.  burnt  Laifh  with  fire 

1  S^o.i.Amalekitsfmitten  Zikl.te.it  with  fi. 

3.Davidcame,behold,  it  was  burnt  with  fire 
i4.and  v/eburnt  Ziklag  with  fire 

2  Sam.  23.7.  utterly  burnt  with  fire  in  the  fame  pi. 
i  Kjng.9,  i6.Phar.taken  Gezer,&  burnt  it  with  fi. 

16.18  burnt  the  Kings  houfe  over  him  with  fi. 
2  Kin.  1 . 1 4. fire  burnt  the  two  former  Captains 
17.31  .Sepharvits  burnt  their  children  in  fire  to 
23.11.  burnt  the  charets  of  the  fun  with  fire 
25.9.  every  great  mans  houfe  burnt  he  with  fire 

1  Chr.  14. 1 2.Da.gave  com.&  they  were  for.wth  fi. 

2  Chro.zi. 1. Ahxx  burnt  his  children  in  the  fire 

36.19.fey.all  the  palaces  with  fire.    ^.39.8. 
&52.13. 
Neb.  1. 3.  and  the  gates  thereof  are  burnt  with  fire 

Chap.2.17. 
Pfal.80.16.  it  is  burnt  with  fire,it  is  cut  downe 
^■1.7.  your  cities  are  burnt  with  fire 
^ 33.12.as 


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,  ,  i  a  as  thorns  cut  up  (hall  they  be  feM  in  fi. 
IL.through  the  fire,thou  (halt  not  be  burnt 
11. 1 9-1  have  burnt  part  of  it  m  the  fire 
64. 1 1  .our  beautifull  houfe  is  burnt  with  fire 
fw  2  6  iz.  all  the  words  Jcho.had  bur.  in  the  fire 
2  8  i  7  this  city  fhall  not  be  burnt  with  fire, 
a  2  (halt  caufe  this  city  to  be  burnt  with  fire 
j  her  daughters  fhall  be  burnt  with  fire 
<  1  xz  the  reeds  they  have  burnt  with  fire 
<  8  her  high  gates  fhdl  be  burnt  with  fire 
Mic  17  all  the  hires  thereof  (halbe  few*  with  fire 
Mat  is :  4°«as  tare*  are  gathered,&  te«  in  the  fi. 
Rev  1 8.8 .(he  (hall  be  utterly  fe«tf  with  fire 

Burnt  tarea/e. 
£^40.17.  he  &«"*  ^weet  incen^"e  tr>ereon 
r  King.  ?'•?  •  onely  he  bmt  incenfe  in  hi§h  Plaf s 
0.2  5 .  Solo.  fc«mr  incenfe  upon  the  altar  before 
11  8.for  all  his  ftrange  wives  which  burnt  inc. 

1  2.3  3  Jero.offered  on  the  altar,&  burnt  incen. 
aj,"4?. people  yet  burnt  incenfe  in  high  places 

zKjn.iz.x.  &14.4.  &  i5-4>SS- 
1  Ki».i6.4-Ahaz  burnt  incenfe  in  high  places 

z  Chro.z^.n,. 
1 7. 1 1 .  there  they  burnt  incenfe  in  all  high  pla . 
22.17.  they  have  burnt  incenfe  to  other  gods 
/e;.r.i6.  &  19.4- 
2?  .5.  them  alfo  that  burnt  incenfe  unto  Baal 
8.defiled  high' pi.  where  Priefts  fenzt  incen. 
z  Cbr.zS.z.  Ahaz  burnt  inc.  in  the  valley  of  Hin. 
a^.p'ut  out  the  lamps,  &  have  not  burnt  ince- 
I/rf.65.7.  which  have  fearat  incenfe  on  the  mount. 
Jer.  1 8. 1 5 .  they  have  burnt  incenfe  to  vanity 
19. 1  j  .upon  whofe  roofs  they  have  burnt  incen. 
44.1  f.  which  knew  their  wives  had  burnt  inc. 

i^.when  we  burnt  incenfe  to  the  queen  of 
a  1. the  incenfe  that  yee  burnt  in  the  cities  of 

2  3. becaufe  ye  have  burnt  incenfe,and  becaufe 
Hof.z.  1 3  .the  daies  of  Baalim,w herein  (he  fe.inc. 

1 1. 1. they  burnt  incenfe  to  graven  images 
■Burnt  offering.  ■ 
Gen.z  2.3  .clave  wood  for  the  burnt  offering 

6.took  the  wood  of  burnt  of.&  laid  it  on  If. 
7. where  is  the  lambe  for  a  burnt  offering 
8.God  will  provide  a  lamb  for  a  burnt  offer. 
1 2 .  offered  him  up  for  a  burnt  offeri.in  ftead 
Exod.  1 8. 1 2.Jethro  took  a  burnt  offering  for  God 

29. 18.it  is  a  burnt  offering  to  the  Lord 
Up.  1 .4.  put  his  hand  on  the  head  of  the  burnt  off. 
'  6.he  (hall  flay  the  burnt  offenng.and  cut  it 
4.29.flay  fin  offering  in  place  of  the  burnt  offe. 
Verfe  3 3.  Chap.6. 25.  &  7.  2. 
&  14. 1?. 
j.7.one  for  a  fin  offer.the  other  for  a  burnt  off. 
Chap.  1 2.8.  &  14.22,31. 
6.9.  this  is  the  law  of  the  burnt  offering 

it  is  the  burnt  offering,  becaufe  of 

Chap.7.37. 

10.  fire  hath  confirmed  with  the  burnt  offeri. 

I2.and  lay  the  burnt  offeringin  order 

7.8.  Prieft  (hall  have  the  skin  of  the  burnt  offe. 

of  any  mans  burnt  offering  which  he  off. 

9.2.  take  a  ram  for  aburnt  offering  without  bl. 

3. take  a  calfe  &  a  lambe  for  a  burnt  offering 

12. he  flew  the  burnt  off. &  Aar.fons  prefent. 

13.  they  prefented  the  burnt  offering  to  him 

i6.brought  theburnt off.&  offered  it  accord. 

22. Aaron  came  down  from  offer.the  bu. off. 

1 0.1 9. this  day  have  they  offer.their  burnt  offer. 

1 2.6.bring  a  lamb  of  the  firft  ycer  for  a  bur. off. 

I4.i9.afterward  he  (hall  kil  the  burnt  offering 

16. 3  .young  bul.for  fin  off.&  ram  for  burnt  off. 

5 .  two  kids  for  a  fin  off.  ram  for  a  burnt  off. 

17.3.  whatfoever man  off. burnt  offer.or  facrif. 

23 . 1 2.  hee  lamb  of  the  firft  yeer  for  a  burnt  off. 

1 8.  fev.lamb.one  bul.two  rams  for  a  bur. off. 

Num.j.  1 5.one  lamb  of  the  firft  yeer  for  a  &«r.off. 

VerfeS2i,27,33,39,4^M7, 

63,69,75,81. 

87. all  the  oxen  for  bnrntoS.wat  i2.bullocks 

1  j. 3.  make  a  burnt  offer,  in  performing  a  vow 

5.4th.part  of  a  hrn  of  wine  with  burnt  off.for 

8.  thou  preparer!:  a  bullock  for  a  bur.  offering 

23. 3. Hand  by  the  burnt  offering  V.  1 5. 

17.I0C,  he  ftooJ  by  his  burnt  offering 
28.  io.  this  is  the  bwnt  offeri.  of  every  Sabbath 
1 3 .  for  a  bum  offering  of  a  fweet  favour 


i4.thisisthe£w»J  offering  of  every  moneth 
2 3. offer  thefe  befides  the  bur.  off. in  the  mor. 
29.6.befides  the  burnt  offering  of  the  moneth 
&  the  daily  burnt  ofTV.and  his  meat  off. 
J0f.zz.z6. not  for  burnt  offering,  nor  for  facrifice 
Jud.  1 3 . 2  3  .he  would  not  have  received  a  burnt  off. 

1  Sam.j. 10.  as  Sam. was  offering  up  a  burnt  offer. 

1 3 .9.bring  hither  a  burnt  offering 

10.  made  an  end  of  offering  the  burnt  offeri. 

2  King.  10.25. 

1 2. forced  my  felf  theref.&  offred  a  burnt  off. 

2  ^.3.27.  offered  him  for  a  burnt  off.on  the  wall 

16. 1 3  .&  he  burnt  his  burnt  offeri.  &  meat  off. 

1  j.on  the  great  alt.burn  morning  bumf  off. 

with  theburnt  off.  of  all  peo.  of  the  lad 

fprin.on  it  all  the  bloud  of  the  bur. off. 

2  Cfer.7.1. fire  came  down,&confumed  the  fe.off. 

29.24.Kcom.the  burnt  off.fhould  be  for  all  If. 

28. this  continued  till  the  burnt  off.  was  fini. 

3  2.all  thefe  were  for  a  burnt  off.  to  the  Lord 

£^8.35. 

3  5.  &  the  drink  offering  for  every  burnt  off. 

Pfal.40.6.  burnt  off.and  fin  off.  haft  thou  not  req. 

j  1. 1 6. thou  delighted  not  'mburnt  offering 

19. with  burnt  offering,  and  whole  burnt  off. 

ifa.^o.  16.  nor  the  beads  thereof  for  zburnt  offer. 

61.8. 1  hate  robbery,  for  burnt  offering 

£^.40. 38. where  they  warned  the  burnt  offering 

39-two  tables,to  flay  therein  the  burnt  offer. 

42.four  tables  of  hewen  ftone  for  a  burnt  off. 

inftru. wherewith  they  flew  the  bur.  off. 

44. 1 1  .they  fhall  flay  the  burnt  off.  and  Sacrifice 

45. 15.  one  lamb  out  of  the  fat  paft.for  bur.off. 

17.  prince  fhall  prepare  rhe  burnt  offfor  Ifr. 

2  3  .fev.  daies  of  feaft  he  fhall  prep,  a  bur. off. 
2  5 .  fhall  he  doe  accord.to  the  burnt  offering 

46.2.  priefts  fhall  prepare  the  princes  burnt  oft. 
1 2.when  the  prince  fhall  prep. a  volut.fe.off. 
fhall  prep. his  bur. off.  as  he  did  on  Sab. 
1 3. thou  fhalt  daily  prepare  a. burnt  offering 
Altar  0/Btimt  offering,  See  3Htar4 
Altar  joyned  with  Burnt  offering. 
£#0.29.2  5.  burn  them  on  the  altar  for  a  burnt  off. 
1^.8.28. burnt  them  on  the  alt.on  the  burnt  offe. 

Chap.9.14. 

9.24.  confirmed  on  the  altar  the  burnt  offering 

Jofn.zz.z6.  an  altar  not  for  burnt  offering 

2  Kin.  1 6. 1 5  .on  the  great  alt.burn  mom.burnt  off. 

2  Cfo/*ff.29.27.Hcz.c5m.to  off.the bur.off.on  altar 

Continua.ll  B  nrnt  offering. 
Exod.zy.^z.  this  fhallbe  a  continuall  6«nz£  offer. 
Num.zS.2.  for  a  continuall  burnt  offering 
6.  it  is  a  continuall  burnt  offering 
10.  belide  the  continuall  burnt  offering 

Verfes  15,24,3  1.  Chap.29.1  1,16, 

19,22,25,28,31,34,38. 

23 .  which  is  for  a  continuall  burnt  offering 

E%i\ 3.5.  afterward  offered  the  continuall  bur.off 

Neb.  10.3  3.  made  ordina. for  the  contin.burnt  off. 

£^.46. 1 5  .prep,  every  morn.for  a  cont.bumt  off. 

Offer  Burnt  offering. 

G«z.22.2.offer  him  there  for  a  burnt  offeri.  in  one 

Irt>if.5.io.fhall  offer  the  fecond  for  a  burnt  offer. 

9.7.goe  to  the  altnr,  offer  rhy  burnt  offering 

14.20.  prieft  fhall  offer  the  burnt  offering 

Num.  6. 1 6. 

15.15  .one  for  fin  offer,  other  for  burnt  offering 

Num.6. 11.  &  8.12. 

1 6.24.  come  forth,  and  offer  his  burnt  offering 

2  2. 1 8.  fhall  offer  to  the  Lord  for  a  burnt  offer. 

23.37  to  offer  a  burnt  oft. every  thing  on  his  d. 

N##z.6. i4.one  he  lambof  the  firft  y.for  a  bur.off. 

1 5 .  24.fhall  offer  one  bullock  for  a  burnt  offer. 

28. 1 1. in  beg.ofyour  moneth  offer  a  burnt  off. 

1 9.offer  a  facrif.  made  by  fire  for  a  burnt  off. 

23.  ye  fhall  offer  thefe  befides  theburnt  offr. 

27 ,  ye  fhall  offer  the  burnt  offering  for  a  fw. 

Chap.29.2,8,13,36. 

Jofb.  22.23.  if  to  offer  thereon  &»#"»£  offering,  or 

Judg.i  1.2  1. 1  will  offer  it  up  for  a  burnt  offering 

1 3 .  16. if  thou  wilt  offer  a  burnt  offe.thou  mult 

1  Sam.  6.  i4.offer  the  kine  for  a  burnt  off.tothe  L. 

7.9-Sam.did  off.a  fucking  lamb  for  a  burnt  off. 
a  Kin.<;.  17.  henceforth  offer  neither  burnt  offering 

2  Cfer.29.27.Hez.came  to  offer  thzburnt  offering 
Job  42.8.off.up  for  your  felves  for  a  bur.off.Sa  my 


£^.43.24.off.abullo.&  ram  (otzbmnt  offering 

46.4-the  burnt  off.the  prince  fhall  offer  in  Sab. 

Bttrnt  offerings.        - 

Gen.  8 .  20.  Noah  offered  burnt  offerings  on  the  al. 

Exod.  10.25.  muft  alfo  give  us  facrif.and  burnt  of. 

ao. 24.  and  (halt  facrifice  thereon  thy  burnt  of. 

24. 5.hee  fent  young  men, which  offer,  burnt  of. 

3  2.6.rofe  up  early jand  offered  burnt  offerings 

Num.10. 10.  blow  withtrump.over  yourbumt  of. 

29.39. thefe  things  ye  fhaldo,befidesthete.of. 

Veut.  1 2.6.  thither  ye  fhall  bring  your  burnt  offer. 

Verfe  11. 

1 3  .offer  not  thy  burnt  offerings  in  every  pla. 

14.  there  thou  (halt  offer  thy  burnt  offerings 

Verfe  27. 

Jojh.8.3 1.  they  offered  thereon  burnt  of. to  theL. 

22.27.do  theferviceof  theL.withourtoraiof. 

28.  our  fathers  made  not  for  burnt  offerings 

29.  turn  afide  to  build  an  altar  for  burnt  off. 
Judg.zo.z6.  fafted  till  even,  and  offered  burnt  of. 

,    2 1  -4.rofe  early,built  an  altar,  offered  burnt  of. 

1  Sam.6. 1 5 .  men  of  Bethfhemefh  offered  burnt  of. 

1 5. 22.hath  the  Lo.as  great  delight  in  burnt  of. 

2  Sam.6. 17.  and  David  oS.burnt  of.before  the  L. 

i8.affoon  as  Da/.had offer,  burnt  of.he  blef. 

1  Chron.i6.z. 

24.24.  nor  wil  I  offer  burnt  of.  to  the  L.of  that 

2  5  .David  built  an  altar,and  offered  burnt  of. 

1  Cfefo.21.26. 
1  Kin.  3.15.  SoLftood  before  the  ark,&  off.4w.of. 

zChron.1.6. 

8.64.middle  court,  there  he  offered  burnt  offer. 

a  Cbron.j.y. 

brazen  altar  too  little  to  receive  bur. of. 

a  Cfe/0.7.7. 

1  Cfey.2  i.a^.loc,!  give  thee  the  oxen  for  burnt  of. 

a9.  a  1. offered  burnt  of.to  the  L.on  the  rnor.af. 

a  Cfei".a.4.build  an  houfe  for  the  burnt  of.moin.& 

8.12.  Sol.offercd  bur.oi.on  the  alt.he  had  built 

24.14.off.tew  of.contin.all  the  daies  of  Jeho. 

29 .7. have  not  offered  burnt  oi.in  the  holy  place 

3  1. as  many  as  were  of  a  free  htznjburnt  of. 
3  2.numb.  oi'burnt  of.wch  the  congr.brought 
34.  priefts  could  not  flay  all  the  burnt  offeri. 
3  5  .alfo  the  burnt  offerings  were  in  abundace 

30.1 5.Lev.afhamed,&  brought  in  the  buntt  of. 

31.2.  Hez. appoint. Prie.&  Levits  for  burnt  of. 

3  .K.portion  of  his  fubftance  for  burnt  offer. 

35.1 2.they  removed  the  burnt  off.that  they  mi. 

i4.fons  of  Aar.were  bufied  in  oixc.burnt  of. 

i6.all  fervice  prepared  to  offer  burnt  offerin. 

E?ra  3. 3. and  rhey  offered  burnt  offerings  thereon 

even  burnt  offerings  morning  &  evening 

4.  offered  the  daily  burnt  oiTerin.by  number 

6.9.  that  which  they  have  need  of  for  burnt  off. 

8.3  5.child.carried  away,offeredfe7tf  offer.'nos 

Job  1. 5. offered  burn  of.acco.to  the  numb,  of  them 

Pfal.  5  o.S.not  reprove  thee  for  thy  burnt  offerings 

66.12.  lie  goe  into  thy  houfe  with  burnt  offlr- 

Ifa.  1 . 1 1 . 1  am  full  of  the  burnt  offerings  of  rams 

4 3. 2 3. not  brou.me  the  fmall  cat.of  thy  buy. of. 

56.7.  their  burnt  offerings  fhall  be  accepted 

Jer.6. 20.  your  burnt  offerings  are  not  acceptable 

7.21  .put  your  burnt  offerings  to  your  facrificcs 

2  2.fpake  not  to  your  fathers  concer.twzf  of. 

17.26.fhal  come  from  the  South  hnn.bumt  of. 

19. 5 .  to  burn  their  fons  for  burnt  offer,  to  Baal 

£■^.43. 27.  priefts  fhall  make  your  burnt  of.on  the 

45.17  .fhal  be  the  Princes  part  to  give  burnt  of. 

Hof.6.6.  knowledge  of  God  more  then  burnt  offe. 

Micah  6.  6.  fhall  I  come  before  him  with  burnt  of. 

Mar.  12.33  .love  thy  neigh.more  then  all  burnt  of. 

Heb. io.6.in  burnt  oftr.  for  (in  thou  hadft  no  p!e:if. 

Verfe  8. 
Offer  Burnt  offerings,  See  iJDffer, 
Burnt  Sacrifice. 
Exo.20. 9-ye  (hall  offer  no  ftrange  inc.norte/'.fac. 
lew.  1. 3.  if  his  offering  be  a  burnt  facrifice  of  the 
9.Prieft  fhall  burn  all  to  bee  a  burnt  facrifice  f 

Verf.3.  Cha.3.5. 
10. if  of  the  flocks  for  a  burnt  facrifice 
14.  iix.hzbu.rnt  facrifice  beof  the  fowles 
1 7.  it  is  a  burnt  facrifice,  an  off.  made  by  fire 
Chap.8.21. 
9. 17.  befide  the  burnt  facrifice  for  the  morning 
Num.  2  3 .6.and  lo  he  flood  by  the  burnt  facrifice 

Veut.2  3. 10. and 


BUR      BUS 


BUT        BUY 


B  Y 


CAB 


Deut.i  3.10.  &  whole  burnt  facrifice  on  thine  alt. 
JW.6.z6.take  fecond  bul.&  offer  a  burnt  facrifice 
2  5'aw.z4.iz.here  be  oxen  for  burnt  facrifice 
i  i\in.  18.35 .barrels  with  watcr,&  powr  on  fe.fa. 

3  8.fire  fefl.&  confumed  the  burnt  facrifice 
2  Kj.  1 6. 1 5 .  on  great  alt.burn  the  kings  burnt  fac. 
Burnt  Sacrifices. 

1  Cbro.  i<5. 1. they  offered  burnt  fac.&  peace  of.bef. 

2 3  k  3 1  .to  offer  all  W«t  facrific.on  the  Sabbaths 

2  Cbro.  1 2 . 1 1  burn  every  morn.&  even.tera.facri. 
Pfal.  jo.  3 .  and  accept  rhy  feraf  facrifices,Selah 

66. 1  J.  He  off  a-  to  thee  burnt  facrifices  of  fatli. 
Burnt  up. 
Judg.  1 5. 5. they  b«>'«*  up  the  fhocks>&  ftand.corn 
z  IQn.  1.1 4.  burnt  up  the  two  Cap.of  the  form.fif. 
fob  1.16.  fiie  hath  burnt  up  the  fheep 
P/d/.74.8.they  have  burnt  up  all  the  Synagogues 

1c6.18.and  a  flame  burntuf  the  wicked 
lfa.64. 1 1  .our  beautifull  houfe  is  burnt  up 
Jer.g.  10.  i«»W  up,fo  that  none  can  pafle  through 

Verfe  ia. 
Mrf£.2  2,.7.deftroyed  thofe  murd.  &  burnt  up  their 
2  P^.3.10.  earth,and  works  therein ftial  be  burnt 
ftew.8.7.third  part  of  trees  burnt  up 

all  green  graffe  burnt  up 
Bttrft. 
Job  2i.i  9. it  is  ready  to  burfl  like  new  bottles 
Pro.} .  io.thy  prefles  (hall  burfl  out  with  new  wine 
I  Jer.z.zo.of  old  time  I  have  ter/£  thy  bands 

5 .  5  .have  altoget.  broken  the  yoke,&  burfl  bon. 
30. 8.11e  break  his  yoke,&  will  burfl  thy  bonds 

Mar.z.  22.  elfe  new  w  ine  doth  burfl  the  bottles 

Z-4-5-J7- 
^#.i.i8.hete^afunderinthemidft 

Burftuig. 
Ifa.20.14.  not  found  in  the  burfling  of  it  a  (heard 

Bulh.  Bufljes. 
£.ro.3 ,2.app.in  a  flame  out  of  the  midft  of  the  bu. 

Aft.j.x.0. 

3.  why  the  bujh  is  not  burnt 

4.  God  called  to  him  out  of  the  bujh 
Veut.}  3«i6.good  wil  of  him  that  dwelt  in  the  bu. 
Job  30.4.  who  cut  up  mallowes  by  the  bujhes 

7. among  the  bujhes  they  brayed 
lfa.7.19.  come  and  reft  upon  all  bujhes 
Mar.1z.z6.  how  in  the  bujh  God  fpake  to  him 
I.4.6.44  nor  of  the  bramble  bujh  gath.they  grapes 
20.3 y.Mofes fhewed  at  the  fw/6,when  lie calle. 
^#.7.3  j.the  hand  of  the  Ang.wchapp.in  the  bujh 

BulbelL 
Mat.  $.15.  and  put  it  under  a  bufinll     Mar.q.z  1 . 

Lu\e  11.33. 
BuCbfe. 
■Cant -  j .  1 1 .  his  locks  are  bt/fhie 

Buffesboup.  Buae=boofcs. 
2  Thef.  3.11  .working  not  at  all.but  are  bufie-bodies 
1  Ti;a.5.i3.not  only  idle,  but  alfo  tatlers,  fe/fr-6. 

1  Ptf.4. 1 5 .  let  none  fuffer  as  a  bufie-body  in  other 

Bufiie.  BufieO- 
1 1(is.  20.40.  as  thy  fcrvant  wzsbufie  here  &  there 

2  Cfe.3  5.i4.Priefts  we-ctbufiedin  off.burnt  offer. 

BuQtteu"e. 
Gew.39.11.into  the  houfe  to  doe  his  bufinefj'e 
Veut.  24. 5 .(hall  he  be  charged  with  any  bufiueffe 
Jojh.z,  14.  if  ye  utter  not  this  our  bufinejje 

20.  if  thou  utter  this  our  bufinejfe,  then  will 
7ude.  18.  7.  and  had  no  bufmefje  with  any  man 

Verfe  28. 
1  Sam.zo.  i?.hide  thy  felfe  when  the  bufinejfe  was 
21.2.  no  man  know  any  thing  of  the  bufinefl'e 
king  hath  commanded  me  a  bufinejfe 
8.  becaufe  the  kings  bufinejfe  required  hafte 

1  Cfcro.26.29.  Chen.&  his  fons  were  for  outw.fe. 

30.  Hafhab.Sc  his  brer,  in  attbufin.of  the  L. 

2  Chr.  1 3.  io.and  the  Levits  wait  upon  their  bufin. 

17.1 3 .  Jeholh.had  much  buf.in  the  cities  of  Ju. 

3  2. 3  1  .in  the  bufin.oi  the  embaff.God  left  him 

Neh.  1 1.  i6.chief  of  Lev.had  overfight  of  outw.te. 

2  2.fingers  were  over  the  bufin.oi  the  houf.of 

1 3 . 3  o.  I  appointed  every  one  in  his  bufinejje 
Efth.  3 .9.pay  to  them  that  have  the  char.of  the  buf. 
Pfal.  107.23.  that  do  bufinejje  in  great  w  aters 
P«>.2  2.29.feeft  thou  a  man  diligent  in  his  bufinefi 
Eccl.  5 . 3  .dream  cometh  through  multitude  of  bufi. 

3 . 1 6.&  to  fee  the  bufinejje  done  upon  the  earth 


Van. 8. 27. afterwards  I  rofe  up,  and  did  the  K.buf. 
Luk_e  i.49.muft  be  about  my  fathers  bttfineffh 
Acl.6. 3  .whom  we  may  appoint  over  this  bufinejfe 
Rom.  1 2. 1 1  .not  flothfull  in  bufinejfe 

16.2.  afftft  her  in  whatfoever  bufinejfe  {he  hath 
1  Thcf.4. 1  x  .that  ye  ftudie  to  do  your  own  bufinefi 

But. 
r  Sam.zo.-^. but  a  ftep  between  mee  and  death 
i  King.-j.q.vtct  mzllbut  die 
Pfal.  1  J. 5. they  have  mouthes>&«f  they  fpeak  not 
eyes  have  they,te  they  fee  not 
x  tf.have  ears,to  hear  not:  nofes,&«i  fmell  not 
7.  they  have  hands,  but  they/handle  not 

feet  have  they,te  they  walk  not 
Mat .  2  4 . 3  6  but  of  that  day  and  houre  knoweth  no 

3  7 .  but  as  the  dayes  of  Noah  were 
Marine  5.28.  if  I  may  touch  but  his  clothes 

1  Cor.  4.  19.  not  the  fpcech,  butthc  power 

6. 11.  but  ye  are  wafhed,  but  ye  are  fanftified 
7.10.  yet  not  I,  but  the  Lord 
1 2. 4. diversities  of  gifts,&#£  the  fame  Spirit 
5  .differences  of  adminifti«£  the  fame  Lord 
6. but  the  fame  God  which  wovketh  all 
z  Cor.z.%.  but  if  any  hath  caufed  griefe,  hee  hath 
not  grieved  mee  but  in  part 
4.  1 7 .  which  is  but  for  a  moment 
Gal.  1. 1 2.  but  by  the  revelation  of  Jefus  Chtift 
But  the  end,  See  (£UtlO. 
Butter. 
Ge».i8.8.Abrahamtookb#fftY,milk,andacalfe 
Veut .  32.14.  butter  of  kine,  milk  of  fheep 
Judg. 5. 2  5. fhe  brought  forth  butter  in  a  lordly 

2  Sam. 17.19.  brought  butter  and  fheep  for  David 
Job  20. 17.  not  fee  the  brooks  of  honey  and  butter 

29. 6. when  I  wafhed  my  fteps  whhbutter 
Pfal.  f  5  .2 1  .words  of  his  mouth  fmoo.  then  butter 
Pro. 3 0.3  3. churning  of  milkbringeth  forth  butter 
lfa.7.1  ji butter  and  honey  fhall  he  eat,that  hee 
2  2.abundance  of  milk,he  fhall  eate  butter 
Butler  Butlers. 
Gen.  40. 1 .  butler  of  the  King  of  Egypt,and  baker 

Verfe  5. 
2.  againft  the  chiefe  of  thtbutlers 
9.  cHiefe  butler  told  his  dreame  to  Jofeph 
13.  when  thou  waft  his  butler 
20.  lifted  up  the  head  of  the  chiefe  butler 
2 1. hee  reftored  the  chiefe  butler  to  his 
2  3 .  yet  did  not  the  chiefe  butler  remember 
41.9.  faid  chief  butler  to  Pharaoh,I  remem.my 
Butlerlfcip. 
Gen.40  2  i.reftore  the  chief  butler  to  his  buthfhip 

Buttocks. 
2  Sam.  10.4.  even  to  their  buttocks,  and  fent  them 

1  Cbro.  19.4. 
Ifa.  zo. 4,buitoc\s  uncovered  jto  the  lhame  of  Egy. 


Gen.^z.  2.  get  you  down  thither,  and  buy  for  us 
.7  .from  the  land  of  Canaan  to  buy  food 

1  o .  but  to  buy  food  are  thy  fervants  come 
43.2.go  againjBwv  us  a  little  food.  Ch.44.25. 

3  .wee  will  goe  down  and  buy  thee  food 
20.  came  down  at  firft  to  buy  food 

2  z.  have  brought  downe  in  our  hands  to  buy 
47.  19.  buy  us  and  our  land  for  bread 

£*0.2i.2.ifthou&«y  an  Hebr.ferv.6.yeers  he  fhall 

Lev.zz.i  1  if  Prieftfeyany  foule,he  fhall  eat  of  it 

a  y.  1  j  .acc.to  yeers  after  Jubil.foy  of  thy  neigh. 

44.  of  them  fhall  ye  buy  bondmen  and 

4$.of  ftrangers  that  fojoum  (hall  ye  buy 

Veut.z.6.ye  fhall  buy  meat  of  them  for  mon^y 

ye  (hall  buy  water  of  them  for  money 
28.68.  fold  for  bondmen>  &  no  man  fhall  buy 
Ruth  4. 4.  buy  it  befure  the  inhabitants,  and 
5. thou  muft  buy  it  alfo  of  Ruth 
S.buy  it  for  thce,fahe  drew  off  his  (hoc* 
2  &OT.24.2 1 .  tofoy  the  threfhing  floore 

24.  nay,  but  I  will  furely  buy  it  of  thee 
1  Clro.21.24. 
2  King.  1 2. 1 2.to  mafons  and  hewers  to  buy  timb. 
Chap.  22.6. 
2  Chro.  3  4. 1 1 .  builders  to  buy  hewen  ftone 
E^ra  7.17.  mayeft&«y  fpeedily  with  this  money 
Neh.  10.3  i.ifpeo.bri.warej  that  we  would  not  buy 
Ifa.  5  5 . 1  .come,buy  and  eat  J  come,tey  wine  and 
Jet.  3 1.7. buy  thee  my  field  that  is  in  Anath.  V.8 . 
right  of  redemption  is  thine  to  buy 


%.buy  it  for  thy  felfe.Then  I  knew  that  this 
2 %.buy  the  field  for  money,and  take  witneffe 
44.  men  fhall  buy  fields  for  money  and  fubft. 
Ato.14.1  y.  and  buy  themfelves  viftuals 
2  5 .9.  goe  and  buy  for  your  felves 

10. while  they  went  to  buy,  the  bridegr.came 
Mar. 6. 3  6.8c  buy  themfelv.  bread,  for  they  have  no 

37.fhall  we  go  andfey  20o.peniworth 
J-u\e  9. 1 3 .  we  fhould  goe  and  buy  meat  for  all 

2  2. 3  6. that  hath  nofword  fel  his  garm.and% 
John  4.8.his  difciples  were  gone  to  buy  meate 
6.5.  whence  fhall  we  buy  bread  that  thefe 
1  i.zy.buy  thefe  things  that  we  have  need  of 
1  Cor.7.3G.' they  that  buy,  as  though  they  poff.  not 
Jam.^.  1 3. and  buy,  and  fell,and  get  gaine 
Rev. 1 . 1 8.1  counfell  thee  to  buy  of  me  gold 
1 3  .no  man  might  buy  or  fell,  fave  thofe 
Bup  come. 
Gen.41. 57.aH countries <ame to  Jof.  tobuy  come 
42.3.Jofeph's  brethren  went  down  to  buy  com 
5.  fons  of  Ifrael  came  to  buy  corne 
Neh.  j .  3  .morgaged  our  lands  to  buy  come 

Buppoare. 
Amos  8 .6.that  we  may  buy  the  poore  for  filver 

Bug  truth. 
Pro.  23.23.  buy  the  truth,  and  fell  it  not 

Buper. 
Pw.20.14.  it  is  nought,  faith  the  buyer 
Ifa.zq.z.  as  with  thebuyer,Co  with  the  feller 
£^.7.1 2.1et  notbuyer  rejoice,nor  feller  mourri 

Ify.25.14.  if  thou  buyefl  oughtjfhalt  not  opprcfTe 
Ruth  4.5.  what  day  thoubuyejl  the  field  of  Naomi 

Bupetlj. 
Pj'0.3i.i6.fheconfidereth  zEelfand buyeth  it 
Mat.  1 3 .44.aH  that  he  hath,and  buyetb  that  field 
Rev.  1 8. 1 1 .  no  man  buyetb  her  merchandize 

BU5. 
Gf«.22.2i.Hufc  his  firft-born,  &  Ba^his brother 
1  Chro.j. i4.thefe  the  chil.of  Abiahail  fon  of  Su^ 
Jer. z^.zz,.  give  the  cup  to  Dedan,Tema,B«^ 

Bnji. 
E^.i.3.word  came ro  Ezek.prieft,fon  of  Bwy 

Bnjfte. 

Job  32.2.wrathkindl.  ofElihufonofBar.BftVft 
6.Elihu  the  fon  Barachel  the  Bwzjte  anfwer. 
TByandty. 
Matth.  1 3 . 2 1 .  by  and  by  he  is  offended 
Mar.6.z^.  give  me  by  and  by  in  a  charger 
Lu\.  17.7.  will  fay  to  him  by  and  iv,Goe  and  fit 
2 1 .9.  but  the  end  is  not  by  and  by 

Judg.  5.6.  travellers  walked  through  by-vnayes 

BpcuooiO. 
Veut.  28.37.  become  a  by-word  among  all  nations 

1  K.in.9.7.  Ifrael  fhall  be  a  proverb  and  a  by-word 

2  Chro.7.  zo.mzke  this  houfe  a  by-word  among  all 
Job.  1 7 .6.hath  made  me  a  iy--BW-d  of  the  people 

30.9. 1  am  their  fong,I  am  their  by-word 
P/i/.44.i4.makeft  us  a  by-word  anions,  the  heath. 


Cabbon. 
Jof.  1 5 ,40. Cabbon  and  Lahmam  of  the  inhe.of  Ju. 

Cabbttis, 
/er.37.i6.when  Jere.  was  entredinto  the  cabbins 

Cabul. 
J0Jh.19.z7.Sc  goethoutto&z&a/on  the  left  hand 
1 JQ. 9. 1 3. called  them  the  land  oiCabul  to  this  day 
CaOefb.  SeeitaDet!). 
Cage. 
Jer.  5.27.  as  zcage  is  full  of  birds.fo  is  their  houfe 
Rev.  1 8. 2.is  become  a  cage  of  uncleane  birds. 

Ca^baS. 
Mat.  2  6. 3  .palace  of  the  high  prieft,  called  Caiphas 

57.1edhimaway  to  Caiphas  the  high  prieft 
Im\.2  .  2.  Annas  &  Caiphas  being  the  high  priefts 
John  1  i.49.one  of  them  named  Caiphas,being 
1 3. 1 3  .for  he  was  father-in-law  to  Caiphas 
14.  Caiphas  was  he  which  gave  counfell  to 
24-fent  him  hound  ro  Caiphas  the 
28. then  led  they  Jefus  from  Caiphas  unto 
^.4.6.  An.theh.Prieft,&  Caiphas  gath.at  Jeru. 

Cavn. 


Cain,  ■  ; 

ftfr  i<.*7.C«,Gibbeah  of  theinher.of  Judah 
71     >';■  Cain.. 

Ge».4.i.flie  conceived,and  bare  tow 
z.Cain  was  a  tiller  of  the  ground 
,  U»  brought  of  the  fruits  of  the  ground 
\  "to  258  ^d  his  offering  he  had  no  refpect 

cm  was  very  wroth,his  countenance 
8  Clin  talked  with  Abel  his  brother.        _ 
Cam  rofe  up  againft  Abel,&  flew  him 

0  the  Lord  faid  unto  Ottz,Where  is  Abel 

i  j  Lflas  faid,My  punifhment  is  greater  then 
jf.flwethto^vengeancemalbe  taken 

the  Lord  fet  a  marke  upon  Cain 
16. Cam  went  out  from  the  prefence  of  the  L. 
1 7. Cain  knew  his  wife,and  me  conceived 
24.if  Cai?z  (halbe  avenged  7.fold,  truly  Lab. 

2  5  .in  ftead  of  Abel  whom  Cam  flew 

He&.  1 1 .4. Abel  off.a  more  excel.facrif.then  Cam 
1  John  3.1  z.  not  as  Cain,\vho  was  of  that  wicked 
Tide  1  i.for  they  have  gone  in  the  way  of  Cain 
Cafnan.  ,  , 

Gen  f.o.Enos  lived  90.yeares3and  begat  edition  ; 

10.  Enos  lived  after  hebegit  Cain.8  1  f.yea. 

s  i.Caman  lived  7o.years,  and  begat  Mahal. 

1  3 .Cainan  lived  after  84o.yeares 
14.aH  the  daies  of  Cainan  were  9 1  o.yeares 

3  1 6.which  was  the  fon  of  C<w?M?z,which  was 
Verfej/. 

.   ;    Cafce. 

Exod.zg.  2  5. and  onetafe  of  oiled  bread,and 

Lcwf.2.4.it  (halbe  an  unleavened  ra/p  of  fine  flo. 
8.z6.a.cafe  of  oiled  breadjand  a  wafer 
24.  j. two  tenth  deales  (halbe  in  one  ca\e 

Num.6.  i9.prieft  (hall  take  one  unleav.c^  out  of 
1  ^.lo.offer  up  a  cafe  of  the  firft  of  your  dough 

Judg.7.1 3  .lo,a  cafe  tumbled  into  the  hofte  of 

1  Sd73.30.12.gave  him  apiece  of  zcafe  of  figs 

2  Sam.6. 19. to  every  one  a  w^  of  bread 

1  K.W.17.12.I  havenotac<%,butahandfulIof 
1 3  .make  me  a  little  cafe  firft,and  bring 
1 9. 6. there  was  a  cafe  baken  on  the  coales 
Hof.7 .8  .Ephraim  is  a  m^  not  turned 


Lit 


Gen.  1 8.6.knead  it,  and  make  cafes  on  the  hearth 
Jlxod.  1 2.3  9-they  baked  unleav.o^M  of  the  dough 

29. 2.unieavened  bread,and  cafes  unleavened 

Levit. 7.1 2.facr.of  thankfgjving,unleavened  calces 

and  cakes  mingled  with  oile  of  fine  flowte 

1 3  .befide  the  cafes  he  (hall  offer  for  his 

24.  if  .and  bake  twelve  cafes  thereof 

Num.6. 1  <y  .cafes  of fine  flowre  mingled  with  oile 

1 1 .8. baked  it  in  pans,  and  made  cafes  of  it 
Jojh.  5.1 1.  did  eat  of  the  old  corn  unlea.ven.cafes 
Judg.6. i9_made  rrady  a  kid,and  unleavened  cafe 
20. take  the  flefh  and  unleavened  cafes,zt\d 
2i.angel  touched  the  fle(h,&  unleaven.w£. 
confirmed  the  flefh,  &  unleavened  call. 

1  Sam.z^.\8.  Abigail  took  zoo.cafes  of  figs,and 

2  Sam.  1 3 .6.make  me  a  couple  of  cafes  in  my  . 

8. and  Tamar  made  cafes  in  his  fight 
io.Tamar  took  the  cafes  (lie  had  made 

1  Cbro.  1 2.40. brought  meat,meale,M/j«  of  figs 

23 .29.and  for  the  unleavened  cafes, and 
Jer.7.i%.to  make  cafes  to  the  Queen  of  heaven 

44.  i9.did  we  make  hercd£moworfhip  her 
E^.4. 1  i.and  thou  (halt  eat  it  as  barley  cafes 

Calab. 
Gen.  10. 1  i.Afher  built  Rehoboth  and  Calab 
1 2.  Refen  between  Nineveh  and  Calab 
Calamity. 
Dcut .  3  2 . 3  5  .day  of  their  calamity  is  at  hand 

2  So..  2  2. 1 9-prevented  me  in  the  day  of  my  calm . 

Pfal.iS.x8. 

Job  6. 2.and  my  calamity  laid  in  the  ballances 
3  o.  1 3  .they  let  forward  my  calamity 

Pro. 1.26.I  alio  will  laugh  at  your  calamity 

6. 1 5  .therefore  (hall  his  calamity  come  mddenly 
i9.i3.afooli(hfon  isthecalamity  of  his  father 
24. 2  2.their  calamity  lhaU  rife  fuddenly 
27.10.go  into  thy  bro.ho.m  the  day  of  thy  cal. 

Jer.i  8. 1 7. them  the  face  in  the  day  of  their  calm. 
46. 2 1. day  of  their  calamity  was  come  upon 
48 . 1 6  .calamity  of  Moab  is  neere  to  come 
49.8.1k  bring  the  calamity  of  Efau  upon  him 
3  2.11e  bring  their  calamity  from  all  fides 


CAL      CAL 

E^k-3  J.?-force  of  the  fwo.in  the  day  of  their  ca. 

Obad.  i  3 .  of  my  people  in  the  day  of  their  calamity 

looked  on  their  afflict  .in  the  day  of  their  ca. 

hands  on  their  fubft.in  the  day  of  their  cal. 

Calamities. 

Pfal.^7. 1  .untill  thefe  calamities 'be  over-paft 
1 4  i .  5 .  my  praier  (halbe  in  their  calamities 
Pro.  i  7.  <; .he  that  is  glad  at  calamities  (hall 

Calamns. 
Exod.io.zi.oi fweet  Calamus  i^o.fhekels 
C^Hf.4.i4.Spikenard,  and  Calammfic  Cyhamon 
E^efe  27.1 9.and  Calamm  w ere  in  thy  market 
Calcol. 

1 Kjn.$.-$  i.C<j/co/,indDarda,fonsofMahol 
1  Cbro.z.6.Calcolznd  Darda,five  of  them  in  all 

CalO'ea. 

fcr. ^o. io.and  CaldcattiAbe  afpoile 
j  1.24.10  all  the  inhabitants  of  Caldea 
3  f  .and  my  bloud  upon  the  inhab.of  Caldea 

E-^cfe  1 1 .24.  brought  me  into  Caldea  to  them  of 
i6.2^.multiply  thy  fornication  unto  Caldea 

2  3 . 1  f  .of  Cdldca,xhe  land  of  their  nativity : 

i6.fentmeflengcrs  unto  them  into  Caldea 
CalOean. 

E^flf.  1 2.gave  them  into  the  ha.of  Neb.the  Cal. 
Prf.i2.i0.that  asked  fuch  things  at  any  Caldean 

,,         CalOeams. 
fob  1. 1 7. the  Caldcans  make  out  3.bands,and 
lfa.4.3  •  i4-and  have  brought  down  all  thtCaldeans 
47-i.there  is  no  throne  Odaught.of  the  Cald. 

5. into  darknes,Q  daughter  of  the  Caldeans 
48.14.  and  his  army  (halbe  on  the  Caldeans 
20.flee  ye  from  the  Caldeans  with  a  voice 
Jet.  2 1 .4.  wherewith  ye  fight  againft  the  Caldeans 
9.he  that  goeth  out,&  falleth  to  the  Caldeans 

3  although  ye  fight  with  the  Caldeansyz 

zg.Caldeans  that  fight  againft  this  city  (hall 
3  3  -5.they  come  to  fight  with  the  CaleMns,bm 
3 7 . 5  .when  the  Cald.  that  befieged  Jerui.hrard 

8. Caldeans  (hall  come  again,and  fight 

9.the  Caldeans  (hill  furely  depart  from  us 
-  1 3. faying, Thou  falleft  away  to  the  Caldeans 

1 4.I  fall  not  away  to  the  Caldeans 
3  8. 2. that  goeth  forth  to  the  Caldeans  (hall  live 

i9iafraid  of  the  Jews  that.are  fain  to  the  C. 

2 3. and  bring  out  thy  children  to  the  Calde. 
39.8.the  Caldeans  burnt  the  Kings  houfe 
40.9.faying,Fear  not  to  ferve  the  Caldeans 

1  o.Ile  dwell  at  Mizpab^to  ferve  the  Caldeans 
41.3  and  the  Caldeans  that  were  found  there 

iS.becaufe  of  the  Cald.iot  they  were  afraid 
50. 3  5 .a  fword  is  upon  the  Caldeans 
52.7.  now  the  Caldeans  were  by  the  city  round 

17. Caldeans  brake ,and carried  all  thebraffe 
E'xefe 23.1 4; the  images  of  thc-Caldeans  pourtrayed 

23.  the  Babylonians  and  the  CVz/«fc.Pskod 
Dan.  1.4.  they  might  teach  the  tongue  of  the  Cald. 
2. 2. the  Caldeans , for  to  (hew  the  K.  his  dreame 

4. then  fpake  the  Caldeans  to  the  king 

5. the  K.faid  to  the.  Cald.  The  thing  is  gone 

to.the  Caldeans  anfwered  before  the  K.and 
3 .8  .at  that  time  certain  Caldeans  came  neere 
4.7 .then came  the  CVz&fewandSoothfayers 
5. 7. the  king  cried  aloud  to  bring  the  Caldeans 

1 1. thy  father  made  mafter  of  the  Caldcans 

3  o.  that  night  was  the  K.of  the  Calde. {[nine 
9. 1  .made  king  over  the  realme  of  the  Caldemts 
H^&.i.6.forlo,I  raife  up  the  Caldeans 

Amy  of  the  Calticang* 

zT$n.z<;.io .army  of  the  Gj/.brake  down  the  w al 
Je/.  3  5 . 1 1  .for  feare  of  the  army  of  the  caldcans 
37.  lo.fmitten  the  whole  army  of  the  Caldeans 

1 1  .army  of  the  Caldeans  was  broken  up 
39.5. Caldeans  army  purfued  after  them 
5  2.8  .army  of  the  Caldeans  purfued  after  the  K. 
zKings  !■;.'). 
14. all  the  army  of  the  Calde.  that  were  with 

Hand  of  the  CalpeaniBi. 
Jet.  12. 4  f  .give  thee  into  the  hand  of  the  Caldeans 
3  2. 4. (hall  not  efcape  out  of  the  han.of  the  Cal. 
24-city  is  given  into  the-hand  of  the  Calde. 

Chapt.25.28. 
43  .it  is  given  into  the  hand  of  the  Caldeans 
3  8. 1 8. given  into  the  hand  of  the  Caldeans 
43 . 3  .to  deliver  us  into  the  hand  of  the  Caldeans 
N 


CAL        CAL 

Landoftbe  CalUeangf. 
J/tf.23..  1.3  .behold  the  land  of  the  Caldeans,this  pc. 
je;. 24. 5:. into  thelandof  the  Caldeans  fortheir 
25.1 2.Ile  punifh  the  land  of  the  Caldcans 
50.1  .arid  againft  the  land  of  the  Caldeans 
8  .go  forth  out  of  the  land  of  the  Caldeans 
2  f  .work  of  the'  L. in  the  land  of  the  Calde. 
;'  45.  hath  purposed  agaitfie  land  of  the  Calde. 
j  i.4.flain  (h.all  fall  in  theland  of  the  Caldeans 
54.gre'at  diftruft:  from  the  land  of  the  Cald. 
E%e\.  1 . 3  .came  unto  Eze'k.iri  the  land  ofthe  Cald. 
12.13  -bring  him  toBab.to'the  land  ofthe  Cal. 
Acl.7.^.xhzn  came  he  out  of  trie  land  ofthe  Cald. 

CaltSKiEf,     V       .     " 
Gra.u.28.Haran  died  in  Ur  of  the  Calckef 
3 1  .went  forth  out  of  Ur  of  the  Caldeel  "' 

1  *.7.brought  thee  out  of  Ur  ofthe  Ca'dees 
2f\/?2.24.2.theL.fent  aga.him bands  ofthe  Cald. 

2  5 .4-now  the  Caldecs  were  againft  the  city 

5 .  army  ofthe  Caldees  purfued  after  the  kin* 
io.all  the  army  ofthe  Caldees  thai  were     ° 
1 3  .and  the  bafes  did  the  Caldees  break  in 
24.fear  not  to  be  thefervant  ofthe  Caldees, 

2  j.  the  Caldees  that  were  with  him  atMiip, 
26. for  they  were  afraid  ofthe  Caldecs     '  "' 

2  Ck.36.1 7.  brought  on  them  the  K  of  the  Cald. 
Neb.9.7.  brought  him  forth  out  of  Ur  of  the  Cald. 
Ifa.i^.i  9-the  beauty  ofthe  Caldees  excellency 
Calbjon. 

1  Sam.z.i^.hz  ftrook  into  the  caldron  or  pot 
Job  4 1 .  20  .as  out  of  a  feething  pot,or  caldiori 
E^cfe  1 1 . 3  .this  city  is  the  caldron>an&  we  the  pot 

7. and  this  city  is  the  caldron 
1 1  .this  city  (hall  not  be  your  caldrmi 
Mic.  3 . 3  .arid  as  flefh  w  ithin  t  he  caldron 

Callows. 

2  Cbro.  3  f '.  1  3 .  other  holy  offrings  fod  they  in  cal 
Jer.  5  2. 1 8  .caldrons  and  (hovels  took  they  away 

ip.thecdW/ww-andthecandleftickes,  &the 
Caleb. 
Num.  1 3 .6\of  the  tribe  of  J\ida.h;Caieb  Con  of 

,       Chapt.34.i9, 
30. Caleb  (tilled  the  people  before  Mofes 
i4.6.Jofhua  and  Caleb  rent  their  clothes 
24:but  my  fervant  Caleb  will  I  bring 
30.fave  'Caleb  and  Joihuafon  of  NurJ 

3  8  .but  Joftiua  and  Caleb  lived  ftill 

z6.6  j.  not  left  a  man  of  them  fave  Cal.Sc  Jofii. 

3  2.1 2.fave  Caleb  &  Jo(hua,for  they  followed 
Dent.  1 . 3  fi.fave  Caleb ',he  (hall  fee  it,and  to  hirri 
jojh.  14.6. Caleb  faid  unto  Jpfhua,  Thou  knoweft 

1 3  Jofhua  gave  unto  Ca/.Hebron  for  inhci-i 
1 4.  Hebron  became  the  inheritance  of  Caleb 
1 5 . 1 3  .unto  Caleb  he  gave  a  part  among 
iq.Caleb  drove  thence  the  j.fons  of  Ariat. 
16. Caleb  faid3He  that  fmiteth  Kiriath-Seph. 
Judges  i.i2i 
i7.and  Othniel  brother  of  Caleb  took  it 

Judges  i.ij. 
i8.C<2/c6faidunto  her.  What  wouldeft  thou 
Judges  i.  14. 
i'i.x  2.villages  thereof  gave  they  to  Caleb 
Judg.  1 . 1 5 . Caleb  gave  her  the  upper  fprings 
20.and  they  gave  Hebron  unto  Caleb 
3«9.even  unto  Othniel  Calebs  younger  brother 
1  Sam.zj  .3. and  he  was  of  the  houfe  of  Caleb  'i 
1  Cbro.z.  i8Tand  Caleb  begate  children  of  Afcu'bari 
19. when  Azubah  was  dei.d,Calcb  took  unto 
42.fons  of  Caleb  were  Mefha  his  firft 
4<5.Ephah  Calebs  concubine  bare  Harart  j 
48  .Maacha  Calebs  concubine  bare  Sheb'Sr 
49-and  the  daughter  of  Caleb  was  Aehfah 
50. thefe  were  the  fons  of  Caleb 
4.  if. the  fons  of  fr?/^,Iru>Elah,and  Naarrs 
6.  j6. villages  thereof  they  gave  to  Caleb 
Caleb  a  place. 
1  ^.30. 14. upon  the  South  of  Ca/.we  biirn't  Zik, 

•  (fcalchzEphratah.  . 
1  C^.s.24.Hezron  was  dead  in  Cateb-Epiitatbh, 

Calfe. , 
Gen- 18.7.  Abraham  fetcht  a  calfe  tender 

8.  Abraham  took  the  calfe  drefled         '■■ 
Exod.i  2-4.aftcr  he  had  made  it  a( molten  calfe 
8  .they  have  made  them  a  molten  calfe 
ip.nigh  unto  the  camp,  that  he  faw  the  cdlfa 
20.Mofes  took  the  calfe 3&  burnt  it  in  the  fi„ 
4,'4.-and 


CAL        CAL 

14.  and  there  came  out  this  calfe 
3 5.  becaufe  they  made  the  calf  which  Aaron 
Levit.g.  z.take  thee  a  young  calf 'for  a  fin-offering 
j. and  a  calf  and  a  lamb  for  a  burnt-offering 
8. and  flew  thec«//cofthe  iin-offer.which 
Deitt.g.  i6.and  had  made  you  a  molten  calfe 

2 1 .1  took  the  calfe  w hich  ye  had  made  and 
1  Sa.  28. 14. the  woman  had  a  fat  ca/.in  the  houfe 
Neb.g. 1 8  .hid  made  them  a  molten  m//,  &  faid 
Job  2  1 .  i  o. their  cow  calveth,&  cafteth  not  her  ca. 
Pfal.  19.6.  he  maketh  them  alfo  to  skip  like  a  calfe 

106. 1 9. they  made  a  calfe  in  Horeb,&  worfh. 
Ifa.  1 1.6.  the  calfe  and  the  young  lion  together 

27.  10. there  (hall  the  «//e  feed, and  there 
Jer.  j  4. 1 8  .when  they  cut  the  calfe  in  twaine,  and 
ip.whichpaffed  between  the  parts  of  the  ca. 
£^.1.7.  their  feet  like  the  fole  of  a  calves  foot 
Hof.S.  f  .thy  calfe,0  Samaria,hath  caft  thee  off 

6.thecalfe  of  Samaria  fhalbe  broken  in  piec. 
Lu\.  1 5. 23. and  bring  hither  the  fatted  «//e 
2 7. thy  father  hath  killed  the  fatted  calfe 
3  o.thou  haft  killed  for  him  the  fatted  calfe 
Act. 7. 4 1  .and  they  made  a  calfe  in  thofe  daies 
Rev.^.y.and  the  fecond  beaft  like  a  calfe 

See  Caltcs'  in  its  place. 
Calfeersf. 
E^.  27.5j.the  ancients  of  Gebal  thy  callers 
27.the  Eaft  wind  hath  broken  thy  calipers 
Call. 
GeK.z.io.tofee  what  he  would  call  them 
16. 1  i.beare  a  fon,and  «// his  name  Ithmael 
17.15  thou  fhalt  not  call  her  name  Sarai 

19. thou  fhalt«// his  name  Ifaac 
24-57. we  v/'Alcall  the  damofell, and  enquire 
3  o .  1  j  .for  the  daughters  will  call  me  bleffed 
46. 3  3  .when  Pharaoh  fhall  call  you 
Exod.z.j.call  to  thee  a  nurfe  of  the  Hebrew  worn. 
zo.call  him,  that  he  may  eate  bread 
34. 1 5" .and  one  call  thee,and  thou  eate  of 
Num.  16.12  .Mofes  fent  to  call  Dathan  &  Abiram 
2  2.j.toe<z//him,faying,Behold  thereisapeo. 
20.  if  the  men  come  to  call  thee,rife  up 
3  7  .earneftly  fend  unto  thee  to  call  thee 
Dent.  z. 1 1. but  the  Moabites  call  them  Emims 
20.AmoritesM#them  Zamzummims 
3.9.Sidon.w//Sirion5  Amorites  &z/Z  itShenir 
4.7  .G.is  in  all  things  that  we  call  on  him  for 
26.I  call  heaven  and  earth  to  witnes  againft 

2  5.8  .elders  of  his  city  fhall  call  him,and 

30. 1. and  thou  fhalt  call  them  to  mind  among 
19.I  callhea.ven  and  earth  to  record  this 

3  1 . 1  /{.call  Jofhua,and  prefent  your  felves  in 

zS.call  heaven  &  earth  to  record  aga.them 
3  3 . 1 9. they  fhall  call  the  people  to  the  mounta. 

Judg.  1  2. 1  .and didft  not  call  us  to  go  with  thee 
16. zo.call for  Sampfon,that  he  may  make  us 
2 1 . 1 3  .and  to  call  peaceably  unto  them 

Tiutb  1. zo.call  me  notNaomi,w//meMara 

2  i.why  then  call  ye  me  Naomi,  feeing 
1  Sam.  3 .6. here  am  I :  for  thou  didft  call  me 

Verfe8. 
9. and  it  ftnlbe,if  he  call  thee,  that  t  fiou 
1 6. 3. and  M//Jeffeto  the  facrifice,and  I 
2  2.ii  .the  king  fent  to  call  Ahimelech 
2 Sa.  1 7. 5. then  (aid  Abfalom,Ca// now  Hufhai 

1  Kjn.i.zft.call  me  Bathfheba,and fhe  came 

3  z.call  me  Zadok,&  Nathan  the  Prophet 
8. 5  2.  in  all  they  call  for  unto  thee 

1 7. 1 8.  come  unto  me  tow// my  fintoremem. 
1 8.24.and  call  ye  on  the  name  of  your  gods 
zo.call  on  the  name  of  your  gods,  put  no 
22.13  .meffen.that  was  gone  to  call  Micaiah 
2  Chi  on.  1 8. 1 2 

2  K&n.a.. 1  z.  call  this  Shunamite  when  he  had 

1 5  .and  he  Ca.id,Call  her,  and  when 
36.  call  this  Shunamite,fo  he  called  her 
10.  ig.call  unto  me  all  the  Prophets  of  Baal 
1  Cbro.\6.%.call  upon  hisname,make  knowne 
Job  5 . 1  .call  now >if  there  be  any  that  will  anfwer 
1 3 .22.then  call  thou,and  I  will  anfwer 
14. 1  5  .thou  fhalt  call,  and  I  will  anfwer  thee 
27-.10.will  he  alwaies  call  upon  God 
P/z/,4. 1  .heare  when  I  calljO  God  of  my  righteo 
3, the  Lord  will  hear  when  I  call  unto  him 
i4.4.and  they  call  not  upon  the  Lord 
20.9.1etthe  king  heare  us  when  wecnll 


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49. 1 1.  they  call  their  land  after  their  own  na. 
5  o.4.he  fhall  call  to  the  heavens  from  above 

7  2. 1 7  .all  nations  fhall  call  him  bleffed 
77.6.I  call  to  remembrance  my  fong  in  the  ni. 
80. 18  .and  we  will  call  upon  thy  name 

8  6. 5  .plentifull  in  mercy  to  all  that  call  on  thee 
99.6.Sam.among  them  that  callupon  his  name 
ior.i.in  the  day  when  I  call  anfwer  me  fpeed. 
1  of.  i. call  upon  his  name,make  knowne 
145.18.  L.is  nigh  to  all  them  that  call  on  him 

to  all  that  call  upon  him  in  truth 
Pw.7.4.  and  call  underftanding  thy  kinfwoman 
8.4.unto  yoUjQ  men,I  call,znd  my 
9. 1 5. to  call  paffengers  who  go  right  on 
3 1 . 2  8  .her  children  rife  up,and  call  her  bleffed 
Ifa.f'zo.v/o  unto  them  that  call  evill  good 
7. 1 4. and  fhall  call  his  name  Immanucl 
8.3  .call  his  name  Maher-fhalal-hafh-baz 

1 2.4  .praife  ye  the  Lord,w//  upon  his  name 
22. 1 2. did  the  Lord  call  to  weeping,and  to 
3 1 . 2  .and  w  ill  not  call  back  his  words 

34. 1 2.they  fhall  call  the  nobles  thereof  to 
41.25  .from  the  ri  fing  of  the  fun  fhall  he  call 
44. 5. another  fhall  call  himfelf  by  the  name  of 

7. and  who  as  I  fhall  w//,and  fhall  declare 
45.3 .1  the  Lord  which  call  thee  by  thy  name 
48.2.for  theyca/Zthemfelvesof  the  holy  city 

1 3»when  I  call  unto  them  they  ftand  up  tog. 

55.5  .fhalt  call  a  nation  that  thou  knoweft  not 
6.callye  upon  him  while  he  is  neere 

5  8.5  .wilt  thou  call  this«  faft,&  an  acceptable 
9.then  fhalt  thou call,8c  the  L.fhallanfwer 
i^.call  the  Sabbath  a  delight,the  holy  of  the 
60.  i4.they  fhall  call  thee  the  city  ofthe  Lord 
1 8. but  thou  (halt  call  thy  walls  falvatioa 
6i.6.men  fhall  callyou  the  minift.of  our  God 
62. 1 2.they  fhall  call  them  the  holy  people 
65.1 5. and  call  his  fervant  by  another  name 
24.that  before  they  call  I  will  anfwer 
Jer.%.ii.  at  that  time  they  fhall  call  Jerufal.the 
1 9. thou  fhalt  call  me.  my  father ,and  fhall 
6.30.reprobatefilver  fhall  mcnwK  them 
7.27-thou  fhalt  alfo  call  unto  them,but  they 
9. 1 7. and  call  for  the  mourning  women^that 
10.25  .and  upon  the  fam.that  call  not  on  thy 
33.3  .call  unto  me9and  I  will  anfwer  thee 
50.29.  call  together  the  archers  againft  Babylo 
5 1 .  27.  call  together  againft  her  the  kingdomes 
Lam.z.  1 5.  is  this  the  city  that  men  call  the  perfe. 
U^cel(.zi.ii.  he  will  callto  remembr.the  iniquity 

39.1 1. call  it  the  valley  of  Hamon-Gog 
Van.z.z.the  K.commanded  to  call  the  Magicians 
Hof.  1  4.M/Z  his  name  Jezreel,  for  yet  a  little 
6.call  her  name  Lo-ruhamah  :  for  I  will 
9 . call  his  name  Lo-ammi :  for  ye  are 
z .  1 6.and  fhall  call  me  no  more  Baali 

that  thou  (halt  call  me  Ifhi 
7. 1 1  .they  call  to  Egypt,they  go  to  Affyria 
Joel  1 .  x/^.caU  a  folemn  aflembly,gather 
2.15 .fanctifie  a  faft,c«#  a  folemne  affembly 
3  2. in  the  remnant  whom  the  L.  fhall  call 
Amos  5.16.  fhall  call  the  husbandman  tomourni. 
Jonah  i  .S.zxifejall  upon  thy  God,  if  fo  be 
Zecb.^.\o.call  every  man  hisneighb.under  the  vine 

1 3 .9.they  fhall  call  on  my  name,and 
Mai.  1 ,4.they  fhall  call  them  the  border  of  wick. 
3.1 2.andall  nations  fhall  call  you  bleffed 
1 5. now  we  call  the  proud  happy 
Mat.i.z  1  .thou  fhalt  call  his  name  Jefus 

2 3. and  they  mAlcall  his  name  Immanutl 
9. 1 3 .1  am  not  come  to  call  the  righteous,  but 

Mas. z. 17. 8c  L^.5.32. 
1 0.2  5. how  much  more  fhall  they  call  them 
20. 8. call  the  labourerSjgive  them  their  hire 
22. 3. fent  forth  his  ferv.to  call  them  that  are 
43.  how  then  doth  Dav.in  {pir'.call  him  Lo. 
45. if  David  then  call  him  Lord,  how  is 
2  3  .g.call  no  man  your  father  upon  the  earth 
Mar.  10.49.and  they  Call  the  blind  man,  faying 
15.12.  whom  ye  call  the  king  of  the  Jewes 
i6.they  call  together  the  whole  land 
Lu\.  1 . 1 3  .and  thou  fhalt  call  his  name  John 
3 1. and  fhalt  call  his  name  Jefus 
48.aH  generations  fhall  call  me  bleffed 
6. 4.6. why  call  ye  me  Lord,Lord,and  do  not 
1 4. 1  a.makeft  adinner,ctftfnot  thy  friends 


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.      13 .makeft  a  feaft,catf  the  poor,t  he  maimed 

7<>W<4.i6'.goM#thyhusband,and  come  hither 
1 3 . 1 3  .ye  call  me  Mafter  and  Lord,and  ye 
J  5 . 1 5  .henceforth  I  call  you  not  fervants 
Att.z.19.  as  many  as  the  Lord  our  God  fhall  call 
9. 1 4-to  bind  all  that  call  on  thy  name 
10.5  .call  for  one  Simon,  whofe  firname  is  Pet. 
Chapt.n.13. 
if  .G.  hath  cleanfed^hat  call  notlthou  com. 
Chapt.11.9. 
28. that  I  fhould  not  call  any  man  common 
3  z.call  hither  Simon,whofe  firname  is  Pet. 
1 9. 1 3  .took  upon  them  to  call  over  them  which 
24.  i4.that  after  the  way  that  they  call  herefie 
Rom.  to,  1 2. rich  unto  all  that  call  upon  him 

14.  how  fhall  they  call  on  him  in  whom 
2  Cor.  1 . 2  3 .1  call  God  for  a  record  upon  my  foule 
2  Tim.  1 . 5  .when  I  call  to  rememb.the  unfained 
2.22.follow  peace  with  them  thatcaHon  the 
Htb.z.i  1  .not  afhamed  to  call  them  brethren 

i  o.  3  2.  but  call  to  remembran.the  former  daies 
Jam.  5.  i4.let  him  call  the  elders  ofthe  Church 

1  P«.i.i7.ifye«//ontheFather,whowfthout 

C  all  on  the  name  ofthe  Lord. 
Gf».4.2<f.began  men  to  callon  the  name  of  thcL. 

1  Kj*.  1 8.24.I  will  call  on  the  name  of  the  Lord 

Pfal.  1 16.17. 

2  Kin.  5. 1 1  .all  on  the  name  ofthe  Lord  his  God 

P/a/.i  16.13. 

Joel  2.3  2.whofo  fhall  callon  thename  ofthe  Lo. 

Atlsz.zi.Rom.io.il. 

Zepb.  3 .9  .may  all  call  upon  the  name  of  the  Lord 

1  Cor.  i.2.in  every  place  call  on  the  name  of  theL. 

1  mil  Call. 

1  Sam.  1 2.1 7.I  will  call  unto  the  Lord,&  he  fhall 

2  55.22.4.I  will  call  on  the  Lord,who.P/2:/.i8.3. 
Pfal.  55.1 6.as  for  me,  I  will  call  upon  God 

86.7.1'n  the  day  of  my  troub.I  wil  call  on  thee 
Ifa.zz.zo.  that  I  will  callmy  fervant  Eliakim 
7*7.1. 15.I  will  call  all  the  families  of  thekingd. 

2  5.29-for  I  will  call  for  a  fword  upon  all  the 
E^.3  6.29.and  I  will  call  for  the  corn,and 

38.21.I  vfiWcall  for  afword  againft  him 
Ad.  24. 2  5  .a  convenient  feafon  I  wil  call  for  thee 
.Rfl/3.9.25.1  will  call  them  my  people,which  were 

mill  Call. 
Pfal.i  t6.2.therefore  will  I  call  upon  him 

Call  upon  me. 
Pfal.  5  0.1 5.  call  upon  roe  in  the  day  of  trouble 

9 1 . 1 5  .he  fhall  call  upon  me,and  I  will 
Pro.  1. 2 8. then  (hall  they  call  upon  me,but  I 
Jer.  29. 1 2, then  fhall  ye  call  upon  me,and 

Callerj. 
Cen.z.  iji.whatfoever  Adam  called  the  creatures 

3.20.Adarn£d/ferfhis  wives  name  Eve 

1  i.9.therfore  is  the  name  of  it  called  Babel 
1 2.8.Abram  called  uipon  the  name  ofthe  Lord 

Chap.i34.&  21.3  3. 

1 8. Pharaoh  called  Abraham,and    Ch.20.9. 

2o.8.Abimelech  c«/Whisfervants,and  told  all 

2  i.i7.angel  of  G. called  to  Hagar  out  of  heave 

3 1  .he  called  that  place  Beet-fheba 
22. 1  i.angel  ofthe  L.called  to  Abr£  out  of  he. 
Verfe  1 5 . 
26.9. Abimelxalled  Ifaac;  and  faid,She  is  thy 
1 8  .he  called  their  names  as  his  father  called 
z  5  .Ifaac  called  upon  the  name  of  the  Lord 
3  3  .Ifaac  call,  it  Sheba,the  city  is  Beer-fheba 
27.1.  Ifaac  called  Efau  his  eldeft  fon 

42.  fhe  fent  and  called Jacob  her  younger 
28.  i.Ifaac  called  Jacob,and  bleffed  him 
3 0.2  i.Leah  calledhev  daughters  name  Dinah 

3  i.4.Jacob  fent  and  calledRzchel  and  Leah 

47.Laban  called  it  Jegar-Sahadutha 

but  Jacob  called  it  Galeed 
54.Jacob  calledhis  brethren  to  eate  bread 
33.17  .name  of  the  place  is  called  Succoth 

io.an  altar,and  edited  it  El-Elohe-Ifrael 
J  5 .7  Jacob  called  the  place  El-Bethel 
io.fhall  not  be  called  any  more  Jacob 
i8.but  his  father  called  him  Benjamin 
39. 1 4.fhe  called  to  the  men  of  her  houfe 
4  i  .8.he  called  for  all  the  Magicians  of  Egypt 
14. Pharaoh  fertt  and  called  Jo feph 
45.Pharaoh«u5!lW  Jofephsname  Zaph.Paa 
47.29.and  b£ edited  hi  s  fon  Jofeph 
—  -rr-v-r  ,n:. 49. i. Jacob! 


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C  AL 


49. i. Jacob  calledhis fons,and  faid,Gather 

Exod.'i.i*-  King  of  Egypt  called  for  the  midwives 

2.8. maid  went,anda/Wthechilds  mother 

7.1  i.Pharaoh catted  alfo  the  wifemen 
8.8.Phar.a//ed  for  Mofes.    Ver.25.  Ch.9.27. 

&  10.16,24.  &  1*2.31. 

n  2 1. Mofes  w&rf  for  all  the  Eld.    Ch.19.7. 

,i'7M.of.caUedit  the  Tabern.of  the  congreg. 

24  2  i.Mofes  «&</,&  Aar.&  the  rulers  return. 

6  i.Mofes  M&a!Bezal.Aholiab,and  every 

Lev >  9.1. UoC.called  Aaron,  his  fons,&  the  Elders 

10.4.'  Mofes  aftd Mifhael,  Elzaphan 
N«/»- 1 3 .  x<5-  Mofes  called  Othea  Jehofliua 
24. 10. 1  called  thee  to  curfe  mine  enemies 
32.41.  Jair  f«&^  the  townes  Havoth  Jair 

Dwtf.3.14.  &  Jud?.io.$. 
41.  NobahtookKenaih,  &  caKerfitNobah 
Dent.  5.1.  Mofes  *  all  Ifrael,and  faid,  Heare 
Chap.  29-2. 

15.2  .becaufe  it  is  called  the  Lords  releafe 
28.10.O1aH  fee  that  thou  art  calledby  the  name 
3 1 .7. Mofes  called  Jolhua,and  faid,In  the  fight 

Jojb.^.^Jofh.callcdihe  twelve men,whom  he  had 
i.g.  w  heref  .the  name  of  the  place  was  catt.Gil. 
6.6.Jo(h.  called  the  priefts,&  faid,Take  up  the 
8.  16.  all  the  people  of  Ai  were  called  together 

9.2  z.Jofliua  called  fox  them,  &  faid,Why  have 
io.24.Jofh.w^-&faidtotheCapt.Comeneer 
la.tf.calledLtftiem  D.in,afcer  Dan  their  fat. 
zz.iJo(h.cattcdthe  Reubenits,Gadits,&  half 
2j.iJof.C(«MforallIfrael,andfortheir  Eld. 

Chap.24.1. 
24.9.Balak  fent  and  called  Balaam  to  curfe 
Judg.t,  6.  the  fent  and  called  Barak  fon  of  Abino. 

io.Barak called  Zebul.  &  Napht.  to  Kedefh 
6.24-Gideon  built  an  altar,&  called  it  Jehova. 

2  2.  therefore  on  that  day  he  called  him  Jeru. 
8.2  i.whofc  name  he  called  Abimelech 
9 . 5  4-then  he  called  haft  dy  to  t  he  young  man 
1 2. 2.when  I  called  you,  ye  delivered  me  not 
14.1j.have  ye  called  ns  to  take  that  we  have 
i5.i7.caftawaythejaw-bone,&<tf//tthhatpl. 

1 8. he  was  fore  athirft3and  called  on  the  Lo. 
1 6. 1 8. (he  fen  t,&  called for  the  lords  of  the  Ph. 

lo.called for  a  man,and  caufed  him  to  (have 

28.Sampfoncd#fito  the  Lord,  &  faid,0  L. 

1  Sam.  j .  5  -he  faid ,1  called  not,hie  down.    Ver  6. 

16.  Eli  called  Samuel,  &  faid,Samu.  my  fon 
6.2.  Philiftims  called  for  the  priefts  &  diviners 
9. 9. now  called a  Proph.was  before-ti.w/.aSeer 

26.Simuel  catted  Saul  to  the  top  of  the  houfe 
lo.iy.Sam.M&ithe  people  together  to  Mizp. 
12. 18.  S^m.cattedw  the  L-&  he  fent  thunder 
16.  <;. and  called  therri  to  the  facrifice 

8. then  Jefle  called  Abinadab 
19.7. Jonathan  called  David,&  (hewed  him  all 
23-8'.  Saul  called  all  the  people  together  to  war 
28 . 1 5  .therefore  I  have  called  thee  that  thou 
29.6.AcliimwWDavid,and  faid,Surely  as 

2  Sam.  1 .7.  he faw  me,and caUedto  me 

I  J.David  called  one  of  the  young  men 
2.26.AbnerM#erfto  Joab,and  faid,  Shall 
5.9.  David  calledit  the  city  of  David 
6.2.whofe  name  is  calledby  the  name  of 
9.2.when  they  had  called  Ziba  unto  David 

9.  Kingcalled  unto  Ziba  Sauls  fervant 

1 1 . 1 3  .when  David  had  called  Uriah, he  did  eat 

12.28.and  hbe  caV.ed-3.fter  my  name 

1  j .  17.  then  he  called  his  fervant  that  miniftred 

1 4. 3  j  .when  hee  had  called  for  Abfalom 
i5.2.AbfalomwMtohim,andfaid,ofwhat 

I I  .that  werer<2/M,and  went  in  their  fimpl. 
18.18.  he  called  the  pillar  after  his  owne  name 

and  it  is  caUedto  this  day,Abfal.place 
16.  watchman  called  to  the  porter 
28.  Ahimaaz  called,  and  faid  to  the  King 
21.2.  King  called  the  Gibeonites,and  faid 
22.7.  in  my  diftreffe  I  calledxvpon  the  Lord 
1  ^rag.1.9.  Adonijah  calledzW  hisbrethr.the  Ks. 
Chap.19.25. 

10.  Solomon  his  brother  hee  called  not 

Verfes  19.26. 
2.36  .K.fent,&  called  for  Shimei         Verf.4  2 . 
9-i2.he  called  them  the  land  of  Cabul 
I      i2.j.thattheyfentandwMJerob.    Ver.10. 
i7.io.he«Mtoher3and  faid,  Fetchme 


CAL        CAL 

ii.  hee  called  to  her,&  faid,  Bring  me,I  pray 
18.3.  Ahabcd#MTObadiah,the  Governour 

26.  called  on  the  name  of  Baal 
20.7. King  oflfrael  called all  the  Elders 

22.9.  the  King  oflfrael  called  an  officer 

iCfom.jZ.S. 
2  King.  4. 1 2.  when  hee  had  called  her,  (hee  flood 

Verf.15. 

2  2.fhee  called  to  her  husband,  and  faid 
36.hewife/toGehezi  :  fo  hee  called  her 

6. 1 1  .he  catted  his  fervants,  and  faid  unto  them 
7 .  10. they  came,and  called  to  the  porter 

1 1  .hee  called  to  the  porters  ,and  they  told  it 
9. 1  .Eliftia  called  one  of  the  children  of  the  Pr. 
1 2.7.  King  Jehoafh  called  for  Jehoiada 

2  Chro.z^.6. 
1  8 .4.  hee  called  it  Nehumtan 
1  Cbroa.4.  10.  Jabeih  called  on  the  God  oflfrael 
6.6 5. gave  thefe  cities  calledby  their 
1  3.  6.  whofe  name  is  called  on  it 
1 1 .  place  is  called  Perez  Uzzah 

1  J.  1  i.David  called  for  Zadok  and  Abiathar 

2 1. 26. David  cattedurton  the  Lord,&  he  anfw. 

2  2.6.then  hee  w#erf  for  Solomon  his  fon 
Neb.$.  1 2. 1  called  the  priefts,  and  took  an  oath 
Efih.z.  14.  and  that  (hee  were  called  by  name 

3.12.  then  were  the  Kings  Scribes  called 

Chapt.8.9. 

4.  j. then  calledERher  for  Hatach 

1 1  .who  is  not  called :  I  have  not  been  called 

5" .  1  o.he  fent,  and  called  for  his  friends 
Job  i.4.fent,  and  called  for  their  three  fitters 

9. 1 6.if  I  had  called,znd  he  had  anfwered 

1 9. 1 6.1  called  my  fervant,and  he  gave  me  no 
Pfal.  1 7.6.I  have  called  upon  thee,and  thou 

1 8. 6. in  my  diftreffe  I  called  upon  the  Lord 

3  1  •  1 7. not  a(hamed,for  I  have  cattedurton 
j  3.4.  they  have  not  called  upon  God 

76.6.  that  have  not  called  on  thy  name 
88.9.I  have  catted  daily  upon  thee 

1 1 6.4.  then  catted  I  upon  the  name  of  the  Lo. 

118,5.1  called  upon  the  Lord  in  diftreffe 
Cant .  5.6.I  catted  him,but  he  gave  me  no  anfwer 
lfa.2  i.4.when  a  multitude  of  fh.eyh.is  called  forth 

4  3 .  2  2  .but  thou  haft  not  called  upon  me 
48.1.  which  axe  calledby  the  name  oflfrael 

1 2. and  Ifrael  my  called 
61.  3. be  cattedheires  of  righteoufneffe 
Jer.-j .  3  2.  it  (hall  no  more  be  called  Tophet 
3  6. 4. Jeremiah  called  Haruch  fon  of  Neriah 
42.8 .then  called  he  Johanan  fon  of  Kareah 
Lam.  1 . 1 9 .1  wflierf  for  my  lovers,but  they  deceived 
3.55.1  catteduvon  thy  name,0  Lord 
57.  dreweft  neer  in  the  day  that  I  catted 
E-Kck-  20. 29.  the  name  thereof  is  catted  Bamah 
Van.  5.12.  now  let  Daniel  bee  called 
Mat.i. i6.of  whom  was  born  J ef.v/ ho  is  catted C 
2.7.  Herod,when  hee  had  privily  catted 

2 3. dwelt  in  a  city  catted  Nazareth 
4. 18. faw  two  brethren,Simon  called  Peter,& 

2 1 .  and  he  faw  other  two, and  cattedthem 
10. 1. when  he  had  called  to  him  the  1 2.difcipl. 

2.the  firft  Simon,  who  is  called  Peter 
1 3 . 5  5 .  is  not  hi  s  mother  catted  Mary 

15.10.  and  he  called  the  multitude 

3  z.Jeicalled  his  difcip.to  him.     Ch.20.2  5. 
Mar.10.4z.  &  12.43.Lak6.13. 
18. 2.Jefus  cattedz  little  childe  to  him 

3  2. his  lord,after  that  he  had  cattedhimjiaid 
zo.i6.  for  many  be  called,  but  few  chofen 

Chap.  2  2. 1 4. 

3  2.  Jefus  ftood*ftill,and  cattedthem 

13.7.  and  to  be  catted  of  men,  Rabbi,  Rabbi 
8. but  be  not  ye  called  Rabbi 

10.  neither  be  ye  calledMzfkers 
25.14.  who fciMhis  owhfervants,  &  deliver. 
26.14.  °ne  of  the  twelve,catted  Judas  Ifcariot 

36.  cometh  Jefus  to  a  place  w/ZedGethfem. 
27.1 6.  had  a  notable  prifoner  catted  Barabbas 

i7.or  Jefus,which  iscatted  Chrift 

22.  with  Jefus,which  is  catted  Chrift 

3  3  •  when  come  into  a  place  called  Golgotha 
John  19.17. 
Mar\  1.20.  ftraightway  he  cattedthem 

3 .  a  3  .he  called  to  them,and  faid,How  can  Satan 
7.14/when  he  had  calleda.ll  thepeo,  Ch.8.34. 


CAL        CAL 

9.3  5.  he  fate  downe  and  called  the  twelve 
io.49.Jefus  commanded  him  to  be  called 
14.72.  Peter  catted  to  minde  the  word  that 
1 5.16.  led  him  into  the  hallcalled Pretorium 
Lu.1.61.  none  of  thy  kindred  called  by  this  name 

6  2. how  he  would  have  him  called 
2.4.city  of  David,which  is  called  Bethlehem 
6.15.  and  Simon,  called  7*e\otes 
7. 1  r.  went  into  a  city  calledtiiim 
8.  2.MaryM#WMagdale*outof 

5  4.  and  called,  faying.  Maid,  Arife 
9.1.  he  called  the  twelve  difciples  together 

io.defart  belonging  to  a  city  call.  Bcthfaida 
10.39.  (hee  had  a  (ifter  catted  Mary 
1 3 . 1 2  .when  Jefus  faw  her,  he  called  her 
15.19.no  more  worthy  to  be  calledthyfon 

Verfe2i. 

26.  hee  called  one  of  the  ferv.&'asked  what 
1 6. 2.  he  called  him,and  faid5How  is  it 

5-fo  he  called  every  one  of  his  lords  debtors 
1 8. 1 6. Jefus  cattedthem  tohim,and  faid 
19. 1 3 .  he  calledhis  ten  fervants 

1 5. he  commanded  the  fervant  to  be  called 
2 1. 37.the  mount  that  is  called  mount  of  Qliv. 
2a.i.feaftdrew  nigh, wc;iis  cattedthc  Paffeov. 

2  5.exercife  authority  are  called  benefactors 
47  .he  that  was  called  Judas,one  of  the  twel. 

23.13.  when  he  had  w/Wtogeth.chief  Priefts 

3  3.  when  come  to  the  place  called  Calvarie 
24. 1 3 .went  into  a  village  called  Emaus 

Job.  1 .47  .before  that  Philif  called  thce,when  thou 
2. 9. the  governor  of  the  feail  called  the  bridegr. 
4.5.  citie  of  Samaria  called  Slchar 

25.I  know  MefGah  cometh,w°'is«//cY/Ch. 
f  .z.  a.  yool  catted  in  theHebrew  tongue  Bethu. 
9. 1 1.  a  man  that  is  called  Je(us  made  clay 
ho.  3  5. if  he  cattedthem  gods  to  whom  the  wor. 

1 1. 16.  then  faid  Thomas,which  is  call.  Didy. 
2 8. and  cattedMary  her  finer  fecrctly 

54.  went  into  a  city  called  Ephraim 

12. 17.  when  he  called  Lazarus  out  of  the  grave 
15.15.  but  I  have  called  you  friends 

18.3  3 .Pilate  called  Jefus,and  faid  unto  him 
19. 1 3 .  fate  downe  in  a  place  called  the  pavem. 
20.24.but  Thomas calledDidymas  was  not 
2i.2.were  together  Simon,  &  Tho.w//M?Did. 
^fl.i.i2.retur.to  Jeru. from  the  mount  w/.Oliv, 

19.  field  is  cattedin  their  proper  tongue 
2  3  .appointed  two,Jofeph  called  Barfabas 

3.2.  at  the  gate  of  the  temple  wch  is  calleJBeau. 

1  i.ran  into  the  porch  which  isw^Solom. 
5.2 1. they  that  were  with  him,&  cal.the  coun- 
6.z.thenthe  twelve  catted  the  mult.of  the  difci. 

9. which  is  called  the  Synagogue  of  the  Libe. 
7.1 4  then  Jofeph  catted  his  father  Jacob  to  him 
8.9.  a  certain  man  cdfc/Simon,which  before 
9.1 1.  the  ftreet  which  is  ttffc/Straight 

for  one  calledSaul  of  Tarfus 
2 1  .which  deftroyed  them  that  called  on  this 
36.Tabitha,whichbyinterp.is«&^Dorcas 
41.  when  he  had  called  the  Saints  &  widows 
I  o.  1  .a  certain  man  in  Cefarea  catted  Cornelius 
7.  heewJfe/twoofhis  hou(hold  fervants 
i%.andcalled,and  asked  whether  Simon 
23.  then  called  he  them  in,  and  lodged  them 
24.and  had  called  together  his  kinfmen 
1  i.26.difciples  were  M&dChriftians  firft  in 
13.7.  whocaUed  for  Barnabas  and  Paul 

9.then  Saul ,w ho  alfo  is  called  Paul 
1 5.i7.allGent.upon  whom  my  name  is  called 
16.29.  then  he  called  for  a  light,and  fprang  in 
19.2  5. whom  he  called  together,  with  workmen 
40.  we. are  in  danger  to  bec£#«/inqueftion 
20.  I.Paul  called  to  him  the  difciples 

17.  he  fent  toEphefus,  andcatted  the  Elders 
23.6.I  am  called  in  qurftion        Chap. 24.21. 
17.  then  Paul  catted  one  of  the  Centurions 
1 8. Paul  the  Prifoner  m/M  me  to  him, 

2  3  .he cattedanto  him  two  Centurions,  fayi. 
27.S .place  which  is  called  the  faire  havens 

i4.arofe  atempeftuous  wind  called  Eurocli. 
28. 1 7. Paul  called  the  chiefe  of  the  Jewes  toge. 

20.  for  this  caufe  therefore  have  I  called  for 
E^m.  1. 1 -called to  be  an  Apoftle  1  Cor.1,1. 

6.  are  ye  alfo  the  called  of  Jefus  Chrift 

7 .  called  to  bee  Saints  1  Cor.  1..  2. 
N  2                                   2.17.  behold 


C  A  L       C  A  L 

z.iy  .beholds  thou  art  called  a*  Jew 

8.  28.  who  are  the atUed according  tohispnrp. 

5  c, them  hee  alfo called :  whom  hee  called 
9. 24.  even  us>  Whom  he  hath  ca!kd,not  of 

1  Cor.1.9  God  is  faithfull>  by  whom  ye  are  called 

24  butuntothem  which  axecallcd 
26.not  many  noble  are  called 
5.1 1. if  any  man  that  is  called  a  brother 
7. 1 8.  is  any  man  called  being  uncircumcifed 

is  any  called  in  uncircumcifion 
2 1. art  thou  called  being  a  fervant 
2  2.  he  that  is  called  in  the  Lord  being  a  ferv. 
likcwife  he  that  is  «2//e^  ben. g  free 
24-lct  every  man,  wherein  he  is  called 
8.  j.  though  there  be  that  are  called  gods 
1 5.9.  not  meet  to  be  called  an  Apoitle 
Gal. 1.6.  rtmoved  from  him  that  calledyou  to  the 

5.13.  yee  have  been  culled  to  liberty 
Eph.z.  1 1. who  are  rd^.uncivcum.by  that  wc,'is  ca. 
4. 1. worthy  of  the  vocat. wherewith  ye  are  call. 
4.  even  as  yc  ate  callcdm  one  hope 
O/.3. 15.ro  the  which  ye  arc  called  in  one  body 
4.1 1.  and  Jcfus>wliKh  is  called ]ul\us 

2  Thcf.  2.4. above  all  that  is  called  God 

1  Tzm.6. 1 2.  whertunto  thou  art  alfo  called 

20 .and  oppositions  of  fcicncc  fairly  Co  called 
Hc£. 3, 1 3.  while  it  is  called  to  day 

7 . 1 1 .  &  not  bee  called  .Yhev  the  order  of  Aaron 
9.z.whichis  called  the  Sanftuarie 

1 5. they  which  are  cj&W may  receive  the  pro. 
1 1. 1 6. God  is  not  aflnmed  to  be  called  their 
24.  refufed  to  be  called  the  fon  of  Pharaoh's 
1  _7k»2.2.7.blafp.that  worthy  name  by  w:h  ye  are  ca. 
1  Pet.  2.21  .for  hereunto  were  yee  called 

3  a.knowingthatyeare  thereunto  called 
1  John  3 . 1  .th.it  we  mould  be  called  the  fons  of  G . 
Jude  1. and  prefcrved  in  Jefus  Chrift,and  «//erf 
Rev.  1 .9. was  in  the  He  that  is  called  Patmos 
8.  r  i.name  of  the  ftarre  is  called  Wormwood 
1 1. 8. which  fpiritually  is«feiSodom 
1 2.9-  old  ferpent  called  the  Divell  and  Satan 
i6.i6.gath.themtogeth.toaplace«(7«/  Arm. 
17.14.they  that  are  with  him  are  called  faithf. 
icj.9.bltned  are  they  that  are  called  to  the  mar. 
CailcOj  ns  an  aft  of  God. 
Gen. 1.  5.  and  Godw//frfthe  light  Day, 

and  the  darkneue  hee  called  Night 
8 .  God  called  the  firmament  heaven 
10. God  called  the  dry  land  earth 

gathering  of  waters  he  called  fas 
3 .9. God  called  to  Adam,and  faid,Where  art 
5.2.  God  called  their  name  Adam  in  the  day 
3  5. 10. he  ftf/fe/hisnimelfrael 
ExoJ.^.^.Goicallcdto  him  out  of  the  buih 

19. 3.  Lord  called  to  him  out  of  the  mount 
20  Lord  cs/Zec/Mofes  up  to  the  top  of 

24-i6.feventh  day  he  call.  toMof.outofcloud 
3  i.i.  I  have  called 'by  nameBezaleel 

3  5.30.fee  the  Lord  hath  called  by  name  Bezal. 
Lev.  1  .l.L.callcd  to  Mofes,&  fpake  out  of  the  tab. 
Num.t  2.5.Lord  called  Aaron,and  Miriam,and 

1  Saw.3.4.Lo.<M//f^Sanuiel,&hefaid,Heream  I 

6.Lordftz/Myetagain,5amuel    Vcrf.8,io. 

S.Eli  perceived  the  Lord  had  called  the  child 

iKi-}>  io^alas  that  the  L-hath^/Wthefe  ?.Ks. 

Verfe  13. 
8.  1 .  for  the  Lord  hath  called  for  a  famine 
Pfal.  ^o.i.Loni  hath  called  the  earth  from  the  rifi. 

10  <$.\6. he  called  for  a  famine  on  the  land 
P>,o.i.24.becaufeI  have  called,zr\d  ye  refufed 
lfa.  1 3 . 3 .1  have  called  my  mighty  ones  for  my  ang. 
4i.2.whoM//«/him  to  his  foot 
9.and  called  thee  from  the  chiefe  men  thereof 
42.6.1  the  Lord  have  called  thee  in  righteoufn. 

4  3 . 1 . 1  have  called  thee  by  thy  name 
48. 1 5.  yea,  I  have  called  him 

49  i .  the  Lord  hath  called  me  from  the  wombe 
50.2.  when  I  called,  was  there  none  to  anfwer 
51.2.  fori  have  calledh'im  alone 

5  4.6.for  the  Lord  hath  called  thee  as  a  woman 
65.1 2.when  I  called  ye  did  not  anfwer 

66.4.  becaufe  when  I  callednone  did  anfwer 
Jtr.j.  1 3 . 1  called,  but  ye  anfwered  not 

11.16.  Lord  called  thy  name  greene  olive 
20. 3  .the  Lord  hath  not  called  thy  name  Paihur 
55.17.I  have  called  to  them,  butthey  have  not 


C  AL      CM 

Lam.  1 . 1  j .  he  hath  called  an  aflembly  againft  me 
2 1  .wilt  bring  the  day  that  thou  haft  called 

2.22.thou  haft  called  as  a  folemn  day 
&Kek-9- 3  .he  called  to  the  man  cloathed  with  linn. 
Dan.S  ,i6.whkhcaUed,&  faid,Gabriel,Make  this 
Hof.  11.  1.  and  called  my  fonne  out  of  Egypt 

Matt.z.  15. 
Amos  7.4.Lord  God  called  to  contend  by  fire 
Hag.  1.1.I  callcdfot  a  drought  upon  the  land 
Zech.  1  i.7.and  the  other  I  called  Bands 
Act.  1 3. 2. for  the  work  whereto  I  have  calledthem 

1 6. 1  o.afluredly  gathering,that  the  L.had  called 
1  Cor. 7.1 5. but  God  hath  called  us  to  peace 

1 7.as  the  Lord  hath  called  every  one 
Gal.  1 . 1  j. and  calledme  by  his  grace 

1  Thf.z.iz.  who  hath  called  you  unto  his  kingd. 
4.7.  for  God  hath  not  called  us  unto  uncleann. 

2  jTte,/".2.i4.whereuntohec<?yWyou  by  ourgofp. 
2  Tim.  1 .9. who  hath  called  us  with  an  holy  calling 
Hcb.  5.4.  called  of  God,as  was  Aaron 

xo.calledoi  God  an  high  prieft 

1  Pet.  1 . 1 5, as  he  which  calledyou  is  holy 

2. 9. who  hath  calledyou  out  of  darknefle 
j.  10. God  of  all  grace,who  hath  called  us 
zPet.  1. 3. through  the  knowl.ofhim  that  hath c al. 
CaHetiby  my  name, 

2  Cbro.j.i^.ii my  peop.wd'areM/fe/bymy  name 
If 1. 4  3. 7.  every  one  that  iscalledby  my  name 

6  5 . 1  .to  a  nation  that  was  not  call,  by  my  name 

Jer.-j.  10. this  hou. which  is  calledby  my  name,& 

n.is  this  houf.wcl,isftj//ftifby  my  name,  bee. 

14.  will  I  do  to  this  hou.wchis  cal.by  my  na. 

30.abom.in  this  houfe  wchis  call.hy  my  na. 

2  j. 29.  evill  on  the  city  which  is  call.hy  my  na. 

3  2.34.fet  their  abom. in  this  houfe  crt.by  myna- 

3  4.1 5  .made  coven  in  the  houfe  calledby  my  na. 
Am.c).  1 2.  the  remn.of  the  heath,  called  by  my  na. 

Callrt)  by  thy  name. 
1  ?{;.3.43  .houf.I  have  builded  is  called  by  thy  na. 
z  Chron.6.$$. 
lfa.4..  1 .  let  us  be  called  by  thy  name 

4  3. 1. 1  have  called  thee  by  thy  name.  Ch.4j.4- 
63.19.they  were  not  calledby  thy  name 

fer.  1 4.9.  we  are  calledby  thy  name,  Leave  us  not 

1  5 . 1 6 .  for  I  am  called  by  thy  name 
I>d«,9.i8.andthe  city  which  is  calledby  thy  name 

19. thy  city  &  thy  people  are  calledby  the  na. 
<&&\leTi  his  name. 
Gen.4.2  5.  called  his  name  Scth,  for  God,faid  (hee 

26.Seth  called  his  name  Enos :  then  began 
5. 3. after  his  image,and  called  his  name  Stth 

29.Lamech  calledhis  name  Noah 
16.15.  Abraham  called  his  name  Iihmael 
19.  37.  calledhis  name  Moab 

3  8.  called  his  name  Benammi 
25.25.  hairy  garment :  w&rf  his  name  Efau 
29. 3  O  f  Reuben 

3  3-  Simeon 

34-  Levi 

3  5"-  Judah 

3°-6.  Dan 

8.      }>M//fd  his  name  «>  Napthali 

n.    J  Gad 

13.    1  Aflier 

18.  Iflachir 

20.     [  Zebulun 

24-  J  (Jofeph 

35.10.  hee  called  his  name  Ifrael 
1 8 .  called  his  name  Benoni 
38.3.7  CEr 

4.  >called  his  name  <Onan 

5.  3  £Shelah 
Exod.z.  io.  fhe  r<j//<?«f  his  Mofes,  becaufe 

22.Mofes  calledhis  name  Gerfhom 
jWg.  1 3 .  24.  woman  called  his  name  Sampfon 
Ruth  4. 17.  they  caM his  name  Obed 

1  Sam. \.zo.  Hannah  calledhis  name  Samuel 

2  Saw.  1 2.24«David  calledhis  name  Solomon 

25.  calledhis  name  Jedidiah,becaufe  of 
1  Chro.Of.  9.  his  mother  oz//«/  his  name  Jabez 
7.i6.fhe  called  his  name  Perefh 

2  3  .he  calledhis  name  Beriah,becaufe  it 
■Mrftffr.  1 . 2  5. and  he  calledhis  name  Jefus 
flew.  1 9. 1 3 .  his  name  is  calledthe  Word  of  God 

CaHet)  the  name. 
Gen.^.  1  jncall.  the  name  of  the  city  after  the  name 


C  A  L        C  A  L 


16.13  -flie called  [he  name  of  tire  Lo.that  fpake 
21.  $.  called  the  navaeot  hisfonlfaac 
22.14.  Abr.  calledthe  name  of  that  pl.Jehovah 
26.20.Ifaac  calledthe  name  of  the  well  Efek 
2 1  .ftrove  for  that  alfo,  he  call.the  na.Sitnah 

2  2.ftrove  not,  calledthe  name  of  it  Rehob 
28.i9.heM//e^thename  of  that  place  Bethel 

3  2.2.  hee  called  the  name  of  that  place  Mahan. 

30.  Jacob  called  the  name  of  the  place  Penu! 
35.1 5.Jacob  calledthe  name  of  the  place  Beth' 
41.51  Jofeph  called  the  name  of  the  hrft-b.Ma! 

5  2.  called  the  name  of  the  fecond  Ephraim 
Exod.  16.31.  called  the  name  of  thereof  Manna 

17.7.  he  calledthe  name  of  the  place  Maffah 
1  ^.calledthe  name  of  it  Jehovah  Nifll 

Num.11. 1.  called  the  name  of  the  place  Taberah 
34.c<z£Wthe  name  ofth.it  place  Kibroth  hat. 
21.3.IK  called  the  name  of  thcplaae  Hoi mail 
judg.  1. z6. city yzn&  called  the  name  thereof  Luz 

2.5.  they  calledthe  name  of  tbeplace  Bochim 
1 5 .  ig.called  the  name  thereof  Enhakkore 
iS.zp.callcd  the  name  of  the  citie  Dan 

1  Sam.j. 1  z.called  the  name  thereof  Eben  Ezer 

2  Sam.  5. 20. called the  name  ofthe  place  Baal  Per. 

1  Cfoo.14.11. 
6.8.  calledthe  nameof  the  place  Perez-Uzzah 

1  Vjng.7.  21.  calledthe  name  thereof  Jachin 

2  Chron.  3.17. 
the  left  pilbr,&  calledthe  name  Boaz 

16.24.  calledthe  name  ofthe  city  Sarruriah 

2  JCi^g.  14.7.  Selah  called  the  name  of  it  Joktheel 
^42.14. called  the  nameof  thefirft  Jemima 

Shall  be  eallta. 
Gen.z.2i.(\-iee  fliall  be  called  woman 

17.5.  name  fliall  be  called  no  more  Abram 
2 1 . 1 2. in  Ifaac  fliall  thy  :'eed  be  called 

3  2.28.thy  name  flialbe  called  no  more  Jacob 

48.6.  (hall  be  called  after  the  name  of  theirbre. 
Deut.z<;.  10.  his  name  fliall  be  called  in  Ifrael 
Proi6.zi.  wife  in  heart  fliall  be  called  prudent 

24.8.  fliall  be  called  a  mifchiivous  perfon 
^.4.3.thatremaincthin  Jemfal.flialbeCij//^ho. 

9.6.  his  name  fliall  be  called  wonderful  I 

19. 18.  one  fhall  be  calku  the  city  of  deftructio 
32.5.  vile  perfon  flinlbe  no  morew&.'/liberall 
3  5.8.1't  fliall  be  called  the  way  of  holineffe 
54.5. God  ofthe  whole  earth  fliall  he  be  called 
5  6. 7. my  houfe  fliall  becalledan  houfe  of  prayer 
fer.  i9.6.this  place  fliall  no  more  be  called  Toph. 
23-6.he  (hal  be  called  the  Lord  our  righteoufn. 
3  3. 1 6.flie  flialbe  called  the  L.our  righteoufnefle 
Z«/;.8.3.Jerufalem  fluilbeca//tY/a  citie  of  truth 
Matth.z. 23.hr  fliall  bccallcda  Nazarenc 
5.9.th:y  (liillbec  called  the  children  of  God 
i9.fhalbe  called  the  leaft  in  the  kingd.  of  G. 
flialbe  called  great  in  the  kingd. of  G. 
21.13  .my  houfe  flial  be  called  the  houfe  of  pra. 
Ma,l*.ii.i7. 
Lu^.i.i  2.  fliall  be  calledthe  fon  ofthe  higheft 

3  5.  fliall  be  called  the  fon  of  God 
60.  not  fo,  but  he  fliall  be  called  John 

2.23.everymalellial  be  called  holy  to  the  Lord 
Rom.y.  3 .  fliee  fhall  be  called  an  adultercffe 
9.  7.  but  in  Ifaac  fhall  thy  feed  bee  called 

Hckii.iS. 
26.fh.1Il  be  called  the  children  ofthe  livin^ 
Shalt  be  calltX}. 
lfa  1.26.  flialt  be  calledthe  citv  of  righteoufnefie 
47. 1 .  flialt  be  called  no  more  delicate  &  tender 
5.flialt  no  more  be  calledhady  of  kingdoms 
58.12.  thou  flialt  be  call,  the  repairer  of  the  br. 
62. 2. thou  flialt  be  calledby  a  new  name 
4.  thou  flialt  be  called  Hephzibah 
1 2. thou  flialt  be  called  Sought  out,a  city  not 
Luk- 1 .76.  thou  child  flialt  be  calledthe  prophet  of 
John  1.42.  thou  flialt  be  «//ftfCephas,a  ftune 

They  calleO. 
Gen.  i9.5.they  called  to  Lot,and  faid, Where  are 

24  58.thcy  called Rebek.Se  faid,Wilt  thou  goe 
Num.  2  5. 2. they  called  the  people  to  the  facrifice 
Judg.  16.25.  tney  called  for  Sampfon  out  of  prifon 
1 8. 1 2.wherer.they  called  that  place  Mahan. Da 
i  &j«z.2  3.2  3.they  called  that  place  Sela-Himmat. 
1  Kjn.  18.18.  when  they  had  called  to  the  King 

1  Chro.  1 1 .7. therefore  they  called  it  the  city  of  Da. 

2  Chro.  10.3. they  fent,  and  called  Jeroboam 
£/?/:>  9. 26.wherefore 


CAL 


C  AL 


GlA'.-L.     CAM 


CAM       CAM 


Efth.9.z6.  wherefore  they  calledthek  daies  Punm 
Pfal.gg.6.  they  called  upon  the  Lord,and  he  anlw. 
fer. 1 2.6.they  have  called  a  multitude  after  thee 

jo. i7.  becaufe  they  «W  thee  an  outcaft 
Wa  i.2.as  they  «&rf  thom.fo  they  wentfr.them 
7  though  they  sailed  them  to  the  molt  high 
Mat  10.15  .if  they  have  «W  the  maftof  the  hou^ 
L«//i  59  they  *  him  Zach.  after  the  name  of 
f0h'  ^  3. 'they  w#Wthe  parents  of  him  thatrecei. 

'  24-then  againe  w//erf  they  the  man 
An  .  1 8  they  «//d  them,&  com.them  not  to  fp. 
,'To.when  they  had  catted  the  Apoftles,&  beat 
14. 1 2.  and  they  called  Barnabas  Jupiter 
ivas&sMi. 
Gett.16.14.  well  waswWBeer-la-hai-roi 
19.22.name  of  the  city  was  called  Zoar 
25.26.  his  name  was  *  Jacob 

50.  therefore  his  name  was  called  Edom 
2  8. 1 9.  name  of  the  city  was  called  Lot 
29^4.  therefore  was  his  name  called  Levi 
31.48  .was  the  name  of  it  called  Galeed 
5  5 .8 .  the  name  of  it  was  called  Allon-Bachuth 
38.29.hisnamewas^WPharez 

jo.hisnamewasM&rfZarah 
50.1 1.  name  of  it  was  called  Abel-Mizrajm 
Exo  1 5. 2 3. therefore  the  name  of.it  wascalkd  Ma. 
Num.  1 3  -24-the  place  was  called  the  brook  Efhcol 
Dc«f.j .  1  3  .which  was  «H  the  land  of  Gyants 
Jojh.7.z6. which  was  called  the  valley  of  Achor 
fude  1. 17.  name  of  the  city  was  called  Hormah 
2  Samz.x6.tnat  place  was  called  Helkath-hazur 
2  Chro.zo.z6.  place  was  callcdthe  val.  of  Berach. 
Eva  2. 61.  and  was  called  after  their  name 

Neh.7.62. 
2^.48 .  8 .  and  waft  cafe*  a  tranfgreflbr  from 
Van.io.i.  whofe  namewas  ca&MBtltcfhazzar 
Matth.z6.-i.  high  prieft,  who  was  caMCaiphas 

27.8.  that  field  wascalkd  the  field  of  bloud 
L«^.i.j6.  6th.mone!h,withherwhowasc«/4)arr. 
2.2 1.  his  name  was  called  Jefus,which  was  fo 
22.47.he  that  was  ca/MJudas,oneof  thetwel. 
/ofe.2.2.both  jefuswas  callcd,and  his  difciples 
Acl.  1  j .  1 .  Simeon  that  was  called  Niger 
24.2.  when  he  was  called  forth,  Tertullus 
28 . 1 .  that  the  Hand  was  catted  Melita 
1  C«-.7.20.the  fame  calling  wherein  he  was  called 
Heb-i  i.8.by  faith,Abraham,when  he  was  called 
Jam.z.z$.  he  was  called  the  friend  of  God 
Rev  19.11.that  fate  upon  him, was  faffed*  faithful 

Callrtift.  Called. 
Judg.8.  1  .that  thou  calledjl  us  not  when  thou 
1  Saw.  3. 5.  here  an  I,for  thou  calledjl  me 
Pfal.%  1.7 .thou  called^  in  trouble,  and  I  delivered 
E\e. 23 .  2 1  .thus  thou  <#M/2  to  rememb.the  lewd. 
Mat.i  g.17. why  callejl  thou  me  good.  Mar. 10. 18. 
Luke  18.19. 
Calkth. 
1  Kjng.8.4  3  .doe  accor.  to  all  the  fcans. calleth  for 
2  Chi  on. 6. 1%. 
Job  1 2.4.  who  calleth  upon  God,  &  he  anfwereth 
Pfal.^z.-j  deepw/tofc  unto  deep,at  the  noife 
1 47. 4.  he  calleth  them  all  by  their  names 

Jfa.40.z6. 
Pro.  i8.6.and  his  mouth  cafe1?,  for  ftrokes 
Ifa.  1 1 . 1 1 .  he  calleth  1  o  me  out  of  Seir 
59.4.none  calleth  for  juftice 
64-7.there  is  none  that  calleth  upon  thy  name 
Hof.j.y.  none  among  them  that  calleth  unto  mee 
Amos  5.8.  that  calleth  for  the  waters  of  the  fea 

C.hay.9.6. 
Matth.ij.  47.  this  man  calleth  for  Elias 
Mar\e  3.13.  and  calleth  to  him  whom  he  would 
6.7.  he  ca/&£/?  to  him  the  twelve 
8.1.  Je[us  calleth  his  difciples, and  faith 
10.49.be  of  good  comfort,Arife,he  calleth  thee 
1 2.  j  7.  if  David  therefore  calleth  him  Lord 

Lu\e  20.44. 
15.3  5.  behold,  he  Calleth  Elias 
Iw^e  i5.6.home,he  calleth  together  his  friends 
9.(he  hath  found  it,  fhe  calleth  her  friends 
20.37.when  he  calleth  the  Lord,the  G.of  Abr. 
John  \o,-$. he  calleth  his  ownefheepbyname: 
1  i.28.Mafter  is  come,and  calleth  for  thee 
K0W.4.X7.  and  calleth  thofe  things  which  be' not 

9.1 1  .not  of  works,but  of  him  that  calleth 
1  Cor.  12.3  .fpeaking  by  the  fymt3ca!letb  Jef.accur. 


■Gal.  5.8iC6meth  not  of  him  that  calleth  you 
1  Thef.j.zq.  faithfull  is  hee  that  calleth  you 
Rev.z. 20. Jezebel,  whichcalleth  her  felf  aprophet 

Calling. 

]tf«/».io.2.maift  ufe them  for xhecalling the affetn. 
Ifa.  1. 1 3. calling  of  affemblies  I  cannot  away  with 
£•^.23.19.^  calling  to  reme.the  daies  of  her  yo. 
Rom.  1 1 .  29.the  gi  fts  &  calling  of  God  are  w  ithout 

1  Cor.  1 .  26  .for  yee  fee  your  cMling  brethren 

y.20.1et  every  man  abide  in  the  fame  calling 
Eph.1.18.  may  know  what  is  the  hope  of  hiscalli. 

4.4.  as  ye  are  called  in  one  hope  of  your  calling 
Phil.  3 . 1 4.  tor  the  price  of  the  high  calling  of  God 
zThe.1.1  i.G. would  co     jyou  worthy  of thiscal. 
z  Tim.  i  .9.who  hath  called  us  with  an  holy  'calling 
Heb.  3 .  i  .pertakers  of  the  heavenly  calling 

2  Pet.  1 . 1  o.  make  your  calling  and  election  lure 

Calling. 
Ifa. 41, 4.  calling  the  generations  from  the  beginn. 

46- 1 1  .calling  a  ravenous  bird  from  the  ealt 
Mat.  1 1 . 1 6.children,fitting  &  calling  to  their  fell. 

Luke  7. 3  z. 
Mark,  3.31  .without*  fent  unto  him,ca!lmg  him 

1 1 . 2 1  .Peter  calling  to  remembran.faith,Mafter 

1^.44-callmg  to  him  the  Centurion 
Luke. 7. 19. John  calling  two  or  his  difciples 
Acl.7.%9.  ftoned  Steven,  calling  upon  God 

22.16.wafh.away  thy  hns,  calling  on  the  name 
1  Pet.  3 .6.  Sara  obeyed  Abraham,  calling  him  lord 

Calme. 
Pfal.  107.29.  he  maketh  the  ftorme  a  calm 
Jonah  1 . 1 1  .that  the  fea  may  be  calme  unto  us 

1  z.fo  fhall  the  fea  be  calme  unto  you 
Mtf.8.26\and  there  was  a  great  calm.  Afac.4.39. 

i^.8.24. 
Calneh. 
Gen.  10. 10.  Calneh,  in  the  land  of  Shinar 
^«<w6.2.pafle  ye  into  Calneh,  andfee 

Calno. 
Ifa.  10.  9.  is  not  Calno  as  Carchcmifh 

Caitoarfe. 
Luk.  z  3  3  3  .come  to  the  place  called  Calvarie 

Caltoe.CaltoeD.  Caltoettj. 
Job  2 1 .  10. cow  calvetb-,znd  calleth  not  her  ealfe 

3  9. 1 .  canft  thou  matk  when  the  hinds  do  calve 
Pfal.zg.  9.  maketh  the  hindes  to  calve 
jer.14. 5 .  hin  d  calved  m  the  field,and  forfook  it 

Calfcesf.'. 
1  Sam.6.7  .bring  the  calves  home  from  them 
10. and  (hue  up  their  calves  at  home 
14.3  2. people  took  oxen  &  calves,  &  flew  them 

1  King.  12. 28.  and  made  t*o  calves  of  gold 

3  2.facrificing  to  the  calves  he  had  made 

2  Kjng.  16. 29-Jehu  departed  not  from  the  gol.ca/. 

17.16.  have  made  them  molt.imag.twoM/i^j- 
2  Chro.  1 1. 1 5.  he  ordained  him  ptiefts  for  the  cat. 

138.  and  there  are  with  you  golden  calves' 
P/Ti/.6S. 30.  rebukerhe  bulls  with  'hew/t/.ofpeo. 
Ho/.io^.becaufe of thecalves  ofBethiven  " 

i3.2.1etthe  men  that  factific:  kiffe  thecalves 

14.2.  fo  will  we  render  thtcalves  of  our  lips 
Amos  6. 4.&  the  calves  out  of  the  midft  of  the  ft  all 
Micab  6.6  fhall  I  come  with  calves  of  a  yeer  old 
A/3/.4.2.  and  grow  up  ascalves  of  the  ftall 
Heb.g.  1 2. neither  by  the  bloud  of  goats  ,and  cdlocs 

19.  he  took  the  Bloud  of  calves  and  fprinkled 
Came 
Gen.  10. 14  out  of  whom  came  Philiftim,  Gaphto. 
1  Chron.i.  12. 
1 1 . 3  1 .  they  came  to  Haran,  and  dwelt  there 
12.5.  intothe  land  of  Canaan  theycame  • 
1 3.i8.Abr.wwf,&  dwelt  intheplain  of  Mam. 
14. 5. in  the  fourteenth  yeer  came  Chedorlaom. 

7.  they  returned  ,and  came  to  Emifhphat' ' 

1 3. there CiZ.one that  had'efcaped,&  told  Ab. 
19.  1.  there  came  two  Angels  to  SoJom 

8.  therefore  they  cdttie  under  the  fhadoW  of 

20.3.  God  came  to  Abimelech  in  a  drea'rile 
22.9.  they  came  to  the  place  Which  G  had  t61d 
23.2.  Abraham  came  to  rhOurne  for  Sara,h 
24. 3 o.Laban  came  uritd  the  man 

3  2. man  came  irito  thefioufe  ungirded' 
42. 1  came  this  day  unifo'the  well 
62.1faac  came  from  the'\vdy  of  the  well  Lah. 
2  5.29.Efaucamefrorft  the1  ficld,and  was  faint 
16.3  2.1faacs  fer.MW,and  told  him  of  theSw  a. 


27.1 8.  Jacob  came  unto  his  father,&  faid,  My 
3  5  .thy  brother  came  with  fubtilty 

29. 1  Jaccame  into  the  la.of  the  pco.of  the  eaft 

9fRachel  cttme  with  her  fathers  fheep 
30.30.  it  was  little  that  thou  hadft  before  I  ca. 

38.  when  the  flocks  came  to  drinlce 
.  that  they  mightconceive  when  they  came 
3 1 .24.  God  came  to  Laban  the  Syrian 
3  2.6.  we  came  to  thy  brother  Efau,and  alfo  he 

1 3  Jacob  took  of  that  which  came  to  his  had 
33.1  .Efau  came,  and  with  him  4oo.men 

1 8. Jacob  camcxo  Shalem,a  city  of  Shechem 

when  he  came  from  Padan-Aram 

34.20.Shec.his  fon  came  to  the  gate  of  their  cit.  • 

2  5.ancicd#zeuponthecity  boldly 

27.fcms  of  Jacob  came  upon  the  llain 
3  5.6.  fo  Jacot tcamc  to  Luz. 

27.  Jacob  came  to  Ifaac  his  father,to  Mamre 
36.40.  thefeare  the  dukes  that  came  of  Efau 
37.14.  Jofeph  came  to  Shechem 

25a  company  of  Ifhmaelitcs  came  from  Gil. 
39.i6.untill  her  lord  came  home 
4 1 .  jo.two  fons  before  the  yetrs  of  famine  came 

5  7  .all  countries  came  into  Egypt  to  buy 
42.5.  came  to  buy  corn  among  thofe  that  came  I 

6.Jofeph's  brethren  came, and  bowed  downe 

29. they  camexxMo  Jacob  their  father 
4 3. 2 1. when  wtecame  tothelnne 

2  5 .  againft  Jofeph  came  at  noone 

26.when  Jofeph  came  home,they  brought 
44. 1 4.Judah  and  his  brethren  came  to  Jof.hou. 
4<;.z<;.came  into  the  lartd  of  Canaan  to  Jacob 
46.  with  all  that  he  had,  andcame  toBeerfhcba 

6.caine  into  Egypt,  Jacob  and  all  his  feed 

S.names  of  the  chil.oflfwhichftMK  into  E. 
Exod.1.1. 

i6.all  the  fouls  which  came  with  lac.into  E. 

2?.and  they  came  into  the  land  of  Gofhen 
4j.i.~]ok^hcame,  and  told  Pharaoh 

1 5.all  the  Egyptians  came  unto  Jofeph 

18.  they  came  the  fecond  yeer,and  faid 
48. 5.  before  I  came  unto  thee  into  Egypt 

7.when  I  came  from  Padan, Rachel  died 

50. 1 9.  they  came  to  the  threfhing  floor  of  Arad 
Exod.  1. 1. every  man  with  his  family  cajhe  w*'  Jac. 

2.  j6.Prieftof  Midians  daughters  came  'k  drew 
i7.fhepheards  came, and  drove  them  away 
1 8  .when  they  came  to  Revel  their  father 
3.1.  andcame  to  the  mountaine  of  God 
5.15.  officers  came,  and  cried  unto  Pharaoh 

2  3  .(ince  I  came  to  Phar.to  fpeak  in  thy  name 
8. 24. there  came  a  grievous  fwarme  of  flies 
14.20.&  it  came  between  the  camp  of  the  Egy. 

28.the  hofteof  Phara.  that  came  into  the  fea 
15.23.  when  theycame  to  Marah,  they  could 
zi'.Camito  Elim,where  were  twelve  wells 
Num,  33.9. 

1 6. 1  .all  the  congr.  came  into  the  wilder.of  Sin 

Nuni.zo.i. 
22.all  the  rulers  of  thecong.M^e  &  told  M. 

3  j.untill  they  came  to  a  land  inhabited 

till  they  xame  to  the  borders  of  Canaan 
17. 8. then  came  Amalek,and  fought  withlfra, 
'18. 5jethroctf#ze,withhis  fons,and  his  wife 

7.  and  they  came  into  the  tent 

1  z.Anibncame,8i  all  the  Elders,toeat  bread 
19. 1. fame  day  came  they  intothe  wild.of  Sinai 

7.Mofes  came,and  called  for  the  Elders 
22.1 5.  if  it  be  an  hired  thing,it, came  for  his 
24. 3  .MoCcame  &  told  the  people  all  the  words 
,     3  5 .  i  1 .  they  came  every  one  whofe  heart  ftirred 

22.  they  came  both  men  and  women 

1  •  i  i,6.\.mme  every  man  from  his  work  which 
W«/#.4.47.cvcry  orie  that  came  to  do  the  fetvice 
9.6.cert3irie  men  defiled  came  before  Mdfes 
1  o.  2 1  .other  did  fet  up  the  tabern.  ag.they  came 

1 3 .2  2.afcerided  by  the  South,&  came  to  Hebro 

23.  they  came  to  the  brooke  of  Efhcol 

Deut.i.zq. 

3  3. forts  of  Anak,  which  came  of  the  Gyants 

26.and  they  wertt,and  came  to  Mofes 

2 7. we  came  to  the  land  wh  ith'er  thou  fehteft 

1 6:4  3  .Mofes  and  Aaron  came  before  the  taber. 

J9_ 2.  u{?bn  which  never  cdme  yoke 

.  20. 2 2.)oUrnied  from  Kadefh,&  came  to  mount 

2 1 . 1  .heard  tell  that  Ifr.  cafae'ty  the  way  of  the 

N  ?       .  .       — . „_..       .--7  people 


CAM        GAM 

7. people  came  to  Mofes,&  faid,We  have  fin. 

i  j  .&  he  came  to  Jahaz,  &  fought  againft  If. 
2z»7.they  came  to  Balaam  Verf.  16. 

9.2nd  God  came  to  Balaam  Ver.  i0. 

39.Balaam  went  with  Balak,&  came  to  Kir. 
23. 17. when  he  came  to  him,bchold,he  flood  by 
24.  2.  the  Spirit  of  God  came  upon  him 

fitdg.z. 10.  1Sam.10.10. 
z^.6.came  and  brought  to  his  brethren 
17.1.  then  came  the  daughters  of  Zelophehad 
j  1.  i4.wroth  with  the  offic.wcb  came  from  bat. 
3  2.  i.chil.of  Reub.&  Gad  came  &  fpake  to  M. 
Deut.  1. 19.  we  cam;  to  Kadefh-barnea 

j  1  .untill  ye  came  into  this  place.   Cha.9.7 . 
&  11.  j. 
a.  I4.fpace  in  which  we  came  from  Kadefh-bar. 
2i. 14. when  I  came  to  her,I  found  her  not 
29.7 .when  ye  came  unto  this  place,Sihon 

1 6.  and  how  we  came  thorow  the  nations 
3  2.44-Mofes  came  &  fpake  all  the  words  of  this 
3  3 ,2.the  L'capie  from  Sinai,he  ca.whh  iocoo. 

2 1  he  came  with  the  heads  of  the  people 
fcfh.z. 1.  they  came  into  an  harlots  houfe 

4.there  came  men  unto  mee.but  I  wift  not 

22.they  wenr,  and  came  unto  the  mountaine 

2  3 .  fo  they  came  to  Jofhui  the  fon  of  Nun 
3. 1. removed  fiom  Shktim,k  came  to  Jordan 
6. 9.  and  the  rereward  came  after  the  Arke 

Verfe  13. 
1 1  .they  came  into  the  campe,and  lodged 
8. 1 1.  all  the  people  of  war  came  before  the  city 
$.17  they  came  to  their  tents  on  the  third  day 

10.9.  Jolhua  came  to  them  fuddenly 
1 1. 5. kings  came  &  pitched  at  waters  of  Meram 

7.  Jofhua  came,and  all  the  people  of  warre 
a  1  .at  that  time  came  Jofh,  &  cut  offthe  Ana. 
1 4.6. children  of  Ifr.  came  to  Jofhua  in  Gilgal 
1  j.i'S.as  fhec came  to him,fhee  moved  him  to 

7,^.1.14. 
1 6.7.  border  of  Ephraim  came  to  Jericho 
i8_9.the  men  dtferibed  it, and  came  to  Jofhua 

22.10.  when  they  came  to  the  borders  of  Jord. 

I  %. they  came  to  the  child.of  Reuben  &  Gad 
24.6.1  brought  you  out  of  Egypt,&  ye  came  to 

I I  .ye  went  over  Jordan,and  came  to  Jericho 
fudg.i. zo.Elmd  cam  t0 him5hee  was  fitting 

24-when  he  was  gone  out,his  fervants  came 
4.22^  when  he  came  into  her  tent,Sifera 
j.  1 9.  the  kings  came,  and  fought 

23. they  came  not  to  the  help  of  the  Lord 
6.  f .  &  they  came  as  grafhoppers  for  multitude 

1 1. there  came  an  Ang.&  fate  under  an  oake 

34.fpirit  of  the  Lord  came  upon  Gideon 
7.1 1. came  unto  a  tent,and  fmote  it,and  it  fell 

1 9.  Gideon  came  to  the  out  fide  of  the  camp 
8.4. Gideon  came  to  Jordan,and  paCTed  over 

15.  he  came  to  the  men  of  Succoth 
9.2  f.  they  robbed  all  that  came  along  the  way 

atf.Gaal  fon  of  Ebed  came  with  his  brethren 

$2.Abimelech  came  to  the  tower,rmd  fought 

57.  upon  them  came  the  curfe  of  Jotham 
1 1. 16. walked  thorow  the  wild.&  came  to  Kad. 

iS.came  not  within  the  border  of  Moab 
came  by  the  eaft-fide  of  the  land  of  Mo. 

29.fpirit  of  the  Lord  came  upon  Jepthah 

3  4.Jepthah  came  to  Mifcpeh,to  his  houfe 

13.6.  amanofGodftW?£tomc>  &  hiscounte. 
9.  Angel  of  God  came  againe  to  the  woman 
10. that  came  unto  me  the  other  day 
1 1 .  arofe  after  his  wife,  and  came  to  the  man 

14.?  .Sampfonwwe  to  the  vineyards  of  Timna 

6\fpirit  of  the  Lord  came  mightily  upon  him 

Verfe  19.  Chap. if.  14. 

9.  went  on  eating,  and  came  to  his  father 

1 5 . 1 4.W  hen  he  came  to  Lehii  the  Phil. (homed 

i9.there  came  water,  &  his  fpirit  came  again 

17. 8. came  to  mount  Ephr.to  the  houfe  of  Mic. 

Chap.18.i5i3. 

18.7.  five  m'n  departed,and  came  to  Laifh 
8. they  came  to  their  brethren,  to  Zorah 
1 5 .  came  to  the  houfe  of  the  young  man,  the 
2  7  .took  the  prieft,  and  came  to  Laifh 

19.  i6.behold,  there  came  an  old  man  from 
22.bringforth  the  man  that  tame  into  thy  h. 
z6.  then  came  the  w  oman  at  dawning  of  the 

ao.#  I  same  into  Gibeah  that  belongs  to  Ben. 


CAM       CAM 

a^.people  went  up,& came  to  the  hou.  of  G. 

Chap. 21. 2. 

34.therewwe  againft  Gibeah  ioooo.chofen 

48.aU  that  came  to  hand,&  burnt  cit.they  at. 

21.8.  there  came  none  to  the  camp  from  Jabefh 
i4.Benjamin  came  again  at  that  time 
Ruth  1.2.  they  came  into  the  countrey  of  Moab 
19. they  two  went  till  they  came  to  Bethlehe 
22.they  came  to  Bethlehem  atbegin.of  barly 

2.3 .  fhee  went,&  came  and  gleaned  in  the  field 
4.Boaz  came  from  Bethle  &  faid  to  the  reap. 
tf.it  is  the  Moabitifh  damofel  that  came  back 
7.  fo  fhe  came,  &  continned  from  the  morn. 

j.7.fhc  came foftly,and uncovered  his  feet 
14.  that  a  woman  came  into  the  floore 
16.  when  fhe  came  to  her  mother-in-law 

4.1.  kinfmanof  whom  Boaz  fpake  came  by 
1  Sam.  1 .  i9.they  returned,&  came  to  their  hou.  to 

a.i3.Pri.ferv.c«8£  while  the  flefh  was  feething 
i4.fo  to  all  the  Ifraelites  that  came  thither 

I  j  .before  they  burned  the  fat,the  Pri.fer.  cae 
27. there  came  a  man  of  God  to  Eli 

3  1  o. the  Lord  came,  and  flood  and  called  as  at 
4.1.  word  of  Samuel  came  toalllfrael 

5  .when  the  Arke  came  into  the  campe 

1 2.ran  a  man  out  of  the  army,&  came  uySh. 

13-whcn  he  <w»c,loe3Eli  fate  upon  a  feat 
when  the  man  came  into  the  city,  &  told 

1 9.  for  her  paines  came  upon  her 

5 .  icas  the  Ark  of  God  came  to  Ekron 

6.  i4.cart  came  into  the  field  of  Jofhua 
7.i.menofKiriath-jearim««K  andfetcht  up 

I I  .fmote  the  Phil.til  they  came  und.Bethcar. 
1 3  .came  no  more  into  the  coaft  of  Ifrael 

8.4.  all  the  Elders  came  to  Samuel  to  Ramah 
9. 1 2.  hee  came  to  day  to  the  city 

1  <j .  told  Samuel  a  day  before  Saul  came 
10.10.  when  they  came  thitherto  the  hill 

1 3  .an  end  of  proph.he  came  to  the  high  place 

14.  were  no  where,  we  came  to  Samuel 
1  i.4.then  came  the  meffeng.to  Gibeah  of  Saul 

j.  Saul  came  after  the  heard  out  of  the  field 

6 .  fpirit  of  God  came  upon  Saul 

9-they  faid  to  the  meff.that  came,To  morrow 
m^.came  &  fhewed  it  to  the  men  of  Jab. 

1 1. came  into  the  midft  of  the  hofte  in  morn. 
ia.i2.whenye  faw  that  Nahafh  came  aga.you 
13. 8.but  Samuel  came  not  to  Gilgal 

io.whe  he  had  made  an  end  of  off.  Sz.came 
14.20.  Saul  and  the  people  came  to  the  battel! 

2  f  .all  they  of  the  land  came  to  the  wood 
ij.f.andSaulttraze  to  a  city  of  Amalek 

1 2.  it  was  told  Samuel  Saul  came  to  Carmel 
1 3.8c  Szm.came to  Saul>&  Saul  faid,Bleffed 

3  2.  Agag  came  unto  him  delicately 

3  5. and  Samuel  came  no  more  to  fee  Saul 
\6. 4.  and  Samuel  came  to  Bethlehem 

1 3 .  fpirit  of  the  Lord  came  upon  David 

2 1  .David  came  to  Saul, and  flood  before  him 
i7.20.David  came  to  the  trench  as  the  hofte 

22.  David  came,  and  faluted  his  brethren 

3  4.  there  came  a  lion  and  a  beare 

41.  the  Philiftine  came  on,  and  drew  ncere 
Verf.48. 
i8.io.evill  fpirit  from  God  came  upon  Saul 
19. 18. David  came  to  Samuel  to  Ramah 

2  2.  Saul  came  to  a  great  well  in  Scchu 
23. he  prophefied  till  he  came  to  Naioth 

20.  i  .David  fled  from  Naioth,&  camc,znd  faid 

3  8  Jonathans  lad  came  to  his  mafter 
21.1.  then  came  David  to  Nob  to  Ahimelech 
22.  j .  David  came  into  the  forreft  of  Hareth 

1 1. they  came  all  of  them  to  the  King 
2 3. 2 7. there  came  a  meflengerto  Saul 
2 4. 3. ho  came  to  the  fheep-coats by  the  way 
2  j  -9.when  Davids  young  men  came  they  fpake 

1 2.  they  came  and  told  him  all  thofe  fayings 

36.  Abigail  came  to  Nabal,and  behold 
26. 1 .  Ziphites  came  to  Saul  to  Gibeah 

3  .he  faw  that  Saul  came  after  him  into  the  w. 

%.T)zv.came  to  the  place  where  Saul  had  pit. 

7.Dav.&  AbifhaiMOTe  to  the peop.by  night 
27.9.  David  returned,and  came  to  Achifh 
28.4.  Philiftims  came  and  pitched  in  Shunem 

8. they  came  to  the  woman  by  night 

%  1  .the  woman  came  to  Saul,and  faw  that  h  e 


CAM 


CAM 


M^  WilBI 


30.3.  David  and  his  men  came  to  the  city 
9-they  came  to  the  brook  Befor 
1 2. and  his  fpirit  came  againe  to  him 
21.  David  came  to  the  200.  men  which  were 
2 3. and  delivered  the  company  that  came  ag. 
26.when  David  came  to  Ziklag,he  fent  of 

3  i-7.the  PhiliftimsowBf  and  dwelt  in  them 

i  Chro.10.7. 

8.when  the  Philiftims  came  to  ftrip  the  flain 

1  Chton.  10.8. 

1 2.and  came  to  Jabefh,and  burnt  them  there 

2  Srf».i.2.when  h-:  Came  to  David,  he  fell  to  the 

a.4.  men  of  Judah  cam,md  there  they  anoint. 
29.  went  thorow  all  Bithron,&  came  to  Ma. 
3  2.  and  they  came  to  Hebron  at  break  of  day 

3.20.Abner  came  to  David  to  Hebron 
2 2. and  Joab  came  from  purfuing  a  troup 
2  z.hboer  came  to  the  King,&  he  hath  fent 
24  Joab  came  to  the  King,  behold,Abn.f«we 

2  j.  thou  knoweft  he  tame  to  deceive  thee 

3  f  .when  all  the  people  came  to  caufe  Dav.to 
4.4-Mephib.was  f  .yeersold  when  tidings  came 

5.fons  of  Rimmon  came  about  heat  of  day 
tf.they  came  thither  into  the  midft  of  the  ho. 
7  .when  they  came,  he  lay  on  his  bed 

5. 1  .then  came  all  the  tribes  to  David  to  Hebro 

1  Chron.  1 1.3. 

18.Philift.MMf  and  fpread  themf.in  the  val. 

1  Chr<m.i$.$. 

20.David  came  to  Baal-Perazim,and  fmote 

6.6.  when  they  came  to  Nachons  threfhing  flo. 
1  Chr.ij.g. 
i6.as  the  Arke  came  into  the  city  of  David 
1  Cbr.ij.zg. 

3.  f  .when  the  Syri.of  Damaf  came  to  fuc.Had. 
1  Cbro.iB.  j. 

10.2.  Davids  (eiv.came  into  the  land  of  Amm. 
1  Chron.io.z. 
14  Joab  returned ,and  came  to  Jerufalem 

1  Chro.  19. 1  j. 

16.  Syrians  beyond  the  river  came  to  Helam 

i7.David  paffed  over  Jordan,&  came  to  He. 

1  Cbmi.19.17. 

1  i^i.mefTenger  came  &  fhewed  D.all  that  Jo. 

1 2.'i .  Lord  fent  Nathan  to  David,and  he  came 
4.theKcame  a  traveller  to  the  rich  man 
20.  came  into  the  houfe  of  the  L.&  ca.to  his 

13.24.  and  Abfalom  came  to  the  King 

Chap.  14.33. 
30.while  they  were  in  the  way,  tidings  came 
34.there  came  much  people  by  the  way  of  the 
3$.thatbehold,the  Kings  fons  came 

14. 41.  Joab  arofe,and  came  to  Abfalom 
3  3  Joab  came  to  the  King,  and  told  him 

1  5-2.when  any  man  came  to  the  K.for  judom. 
6.  to  all  that  came  to  the  King  for  judgment 
1  j.there  came  a  meffenger  to  David 
18.  600  men  wcfi  came  after  him  from  Gath 
3  2  Hufhai  the  Archite  cam;  to  meet  him 
37.Hufb.ai,  Davids  ?ntnA,came  into  the  city 

1 6. 5  .when  King  David  came  to  Bahurim 
i4.thepeop.ca»ze  weary,&  refrefhed  themf. 
1  5.  Abfalom  and  Ahitophel  c#»2  to  Jerufal. 

17.1%. came  to  a  mans  houfe  in  Bahurim 
20. when  Abfaloms  fervants  came  to  the  ho. 
24. then  David  came  to  Mahanaim 

1 8 . 2  j  .he  came  apace,  and  drew  neere 
3  1  .Culfii  came,mdhe  faid,  Tidings  my 

i9.f.Joab  came  into  the  houfe  to  the  King 
8.and  all  the  people  came  before  the  King 
1 5 .  K.came  to  Jordan,&  Judah  came  to  Gil. 

24.Mephib.not  trimmed  till  the  day  Dav.came 

41.  all  themenoflfiaelMffze  to  the  King 
20. 3. David  came  to  his  houfe  at  Jerufalem 

1 2.when  he  fw  thit  every  one  that  came  by 

15.  they  came  &  befieged  him  in  Abel-Beth. 

23.1 3. three  of  the  ?o.  came  to  David  in  harveft 

24.6.  then  they  came  to  Gilead,andto  Tahtim 

7. came  to  the  ftrong  hold  of  Tyre 

8. came  to  Jerufa.at  the  end  of  nine  moneths 

1  C/)W.2i.4,i8. 

13/0  Gad  came  to  David  and  told  him 

1  Cfcy.21.11. 
Kjn.  1.28.  Bathfheba  came  into  the  Ks.prefence 
3  2.and  they  came  before  the  King 

42.  while  he  yet  fpake,  Jonathan  came 

47.  Kings 


CAM       CAM 


CAM       CAM 


CAM       CAM 


47 .kings ktv.came  toblefs  our  lord  K.Dav. 

c  2 .  Adonijah  came  and  bowed  hinafelfe 
7. for  fothey  came  to  me  when  I  fled 
'  ij.Adonijahw»etoBathfticba 

zS  .then  tidings  came  to  Joab 


1 .  1 5  .Solomon  «.to  Jerufal.&  ftood  before  the 


io3caai3hcame  to  the  tabernac.of  theLo. 
j.  il'.htcame  to  king  Sol.&  wrought  his  work 


i6.then  came  there  two  wom.that  were  bar. 
2 1"  there  ra«e  of  all  people  to  hear  the  wifd. 


17. provided  for  all  that  came  to  Solom  table 
S.jfa'lftne  elders  oilh.came,8c  theprje.took 


o.i8.they  came  to  Ophir,&  fetcht  thence  gold 

io a  .  (he  M.  to  prove  him  with  hard  queftions 

2  Chron.g.i. 

z.fhe  crfwe  to  Jerufalem  with  a  great  traine 

7.I  beleeved  not  the  words  till  I  came 

2  Chron.g.6. 
lo.there  came  no  more  fuch  abund.of  fpices 
\2.thzte  came  no  fuch  Almug  trees 
J4.weight  of  gold  that  ca.to  Sol.in  one  year 

iCWz.Q.IJ. 

22.once  in  3-yeares  came  the  navic  of  Thar. 

2  Chim.gi.zi. 

1 1 . 1 8  .Hadad  case  to  Paran,  &  mto?  to  Egypt 

1 2. j.Jerob.  &  the  cong.came  &  fpake  to Reho 

zCbron.10.2.. 

12.  Jeroboam  &  the  people  ca.tht  third  day 

2  Cfovw.io.i2. 

1  j .  i.there  eawe  a  man  of  God  out  of  Judah 

1  o.he  returned  not  by  the  way  that  he  came 
1 1.  his  fons  came  and  told  him  all 
I2.whichway  he  went  wdl  ca.from  Judah 
2 1.  he  cried  to  the  man  of  God  that  ca.from 

2  J. they  came  and  told  it  in  the  city 

29.  the  old  Prophet  ca.  to  the  city  to  mourn 
\  4.4, and  (he  came  to  the  houfe  of  Ahijah 

17.Jerob.wife  came  to  Tirzah  asftie  came 
t7.10.when  he  came  to  the  gate  of  the  city 

22.foule  of  the  child  came  into  him  againe 
18.21.  Elijah  came  unto  all  the  people 
19.  j.went  for  his  life,  and  came  to  Beerflieba 

q.came  and  fate  down  under  a  Juniper  tree 

7.  angel  of  the  Lord  came  again  the  2d.time 

9. he  came  thither  into  a  cave 

1  j  .then  came  a  voice  to  him,&  faid,What 
20.  ^.xaeSxame  againe,and  faid,Thus  fpeaketh 

1 3  .there  came  a  Prophet  to  Ahab  K.of  Ifra. 
Ver.22,28. 

30.Benhadad  fled  and  came  into  the  city 

3  2.put  ropes  on  their  heads,&  ca.to  the  K. 
43.heavie  &  difpleafed,&  came  to  Samaria 

2 1 .4.  Ahab  came  into  his  houfe  heavie 

S.Jezebel  M.to  him,&  faid,Why  is  thy  fpirit 

22.15.fo  he  caw  to  the  K.&  the  K.faid,Mich. 
t  Kin.  1 . 1 3  .the  3  .captains  came  and  fell  his  knees 

2.4X0  they  came  to  Jericho 

5.the  Prophets  at  Jericho  came  to  Elifha 
j  y.they  came  to  meet  him,&  bowed  themf. 
1 8.when  they  came  again  he  faid,  Did  I  not 

3.1  y. the  hand  of  the  Lord  came  upon  him 
20  .there  came  water  by  the  wayofEdom 
24.when  they  came  to  the  camp  of  Ifrael 

^.T&Acame  and  told  the  man  of  God 
11.it  fell  on  a  day  that  he  came  thither 
25.ra.to  the  man  of  God  to  mount  Carmel 
27.  when  (he  ca.to  the  man  of  G. (he caught 
3  8.Eli(ha  came  againe  to  Gilgal 
igxame  and  (hred  them  into  the  pot 
42.  there  came  a  man  of  God  from  Baalftia. 

f.g.  Naaman  came  with  his  horfes  and  charet 
I4.hisflefha.againlike  the  flefhofachild 
1 5.hereturned,&cawe  &  ftood  before  him 
24.  when  he  came  to  the  tower  he  took  them 

6.4.when  they  came  to  Jordan  they  cut  downe 
income  by  night  and  compaffed  the  city 
23X0  the  bands  of  Syria  came  no  more 
3  2.yer  the  meffenger  came  to  him 

7.8.  when  the  lepers  ca.to  the  uttermoft  part  of 

came  again,and  entred  into  another  tent 

io.they  came  &  called  to  the  porter.We  came 

8.7.Eli(ha  came  to  Damafcus 
9-Hazael  came  and  ftood  before  him 
I4.departed  from  Elifha,&  ca.to  his  matter 

9.  j.  when  he  w.beholdsthe  capt.were  fitting 


1  i.wherfore  came  this  mad  fellow  to  thee 
1 7.fpied  the  company  of  Jehu  as  he  came 
i8.mef.ca.to  them,but  he  comethnot.V.20 
19. he  fentout  afecond  which  came  to  them 
3  ^.wherefore  they  came  again,and  rold  him 

io.8.there  ca.z  meff.&  told  Jehu  they  have  br. 
1 2. he  arofe,and  came  to  Samaria 
1 7. when  he  came  to  Samaria  he  (lew  all  that 

2  i.worfh.of  Baal  ca.  not  a  man  that  ca.not 
1 1.9.  they  came  to  Jehojada  the  pried 

1 3.  Athaliah  ca.to  the  people  into  the  temp. 

2  Cbton.i  $.12. 

1 6-by  the  which  the  horfes  ca.into  the  kings 

2  Chmt.22.20. 

19.  came  by  the  way  of  the  gate  of  the  guard 

14.13.Jchoa1l1.crt.to  Jer.&  brake  down  the  w. 

if.  14.  Menahemca.  to  Samaria,  &  fmote  Sh. 

19.PUI  K.of  Affyria  ca/»e  againft  the  lan.l 

29.  in  the  daies  of  Pekah  came  Tiglath  Pil. 

i6\6.Syriansca#JC  to  Elath,and  dwelt  there 

1  i.againft  king  Ahaziah  came  from  Damaf 
17.28.  one  of  the  priefts  ca.8c  dwelt  in  Bethel 
18.17.came  tojcruf  &c«.&  ftood  by  thecond. 
37.then  came  Eliakim  the  fon  of  Hilkiah 

Ifaiah  26.22. 
i9.j.fervantsof  Hezekiah  came  tolfiiah 

Ifaiah  37.5. 

3  3  .by  the  way  that  he  came  by  the  fame 

Ifaiah  37.24. 
20.i.Ifaiah  came  unto  him,&  faid,Thus  faith 
Ver.i4.&i/a.38.i. 
i4.from  whence  came  they  unto  thee 

Ifaiah  39.3. 
22.9-Shaphan  the  Scribe  came  to  the  king 
23 . 1 7  .fepulchre  of  the  man  of  G. which  came 
34.Jehoah.iz  came  to  Egypt,and  died  there 
24.3-furely  at  the  comarid  of  the  L.came  this 
7. the  king  of  Egypt  came  not  againe 

1  i.Nebuchadnezar  came  againft  the  city 

Chap. 2  5. 1.  Sifer.  3 9. 1. &  51.4. 

25.8.  came  Nebuzaradan  captain  of  t  he  guard 

Jetem.  52.12. 

23. there  came  to  Gedaliah  to  Mizpeh  I(hm. 

JeYem.4.0.% . 

2  j.Iftimael  cam-i and  io.men  with  him 

Jerem.41.1. 
26\captaines  of  the  armies  arofe,&  came  to 
Jerem.Af-i.T . 

1  Chr.2. 5  y'.thefe  are  the  Kenites  that  ca.oi Hema. 

4. 41. the fe  came  in  the  daies  of  Hezckiah 
5 . 2 .of  Judah  came  the  chiefe  Rulers 
7. i2.his brethren  came  to  comfort  him 
1 2. 1 .  thefe  are  they  that  came  to  Dav.to  Z  ikl. 
i6.there  came  of  the  children  of  Benjamin 
1 8. fpirit  came  upon  Amafai  chief  of  the  cap. 
i9.when  he  came  with  the  Phil.againft  Saul 
2  2.day  by  day  there  came  to  Divid  to  help 
23 .  thefe  came  to  David  to  Hebron  to'  turne 
38.aU  thefe  came  with  a  perfeft  heart 
17.16  David  came  and  fire  before  the  Lord 
ip.y.King  ofMaachihcatfz?  &  pitched  before 
children  of  Ammon  came  to  battell 
20.i.Joabcaweand  befieged  Ribbah 
4 1 . 2 1  .as  Da vid  came  to  Oman,  Oman  looked 
24.28.of  Mah'i  ca.E'cazar,who  had  no  fons 

2  Chi  0. 1 . 1 3  .then  Solomon  came  from  his  journie 
7.1  r. and  all  that  came  into  Solomons  heart '. 

1 1.14.  Levites  left  their  poff.&  came  ro  Judah 
16. fuch  as  fet  their  hearts  to  feek  the  'L.came 
12.3.  people  without  number  that  ca.with  him 
4.Shifhak  took  fenced  cities,  &  came  to  Jeru. 
f.then  came  Shemaiah  the  Prophet  to  Reho. 
1 1. the  guard  came  and  fetcht  them 
i4.o.Zerah  the  Ethiopian  came  to  Marefhah 

14-for  the  fear  of  the  Lord  came  upon 
1 5a.fpirit  of  God  came  upon  Azariah 
i6.7.at  that  time  Hanani  the  Seer  came  to  Afa 
20.  i.came  againft  Jehofhaphatto  battell 
2.there  came  fome  that  told  Jehoftiaphat 
4.0m  of  all  Judah  they  came  to  feek 
14.  upon  Jahaziel  came  the  fpirit  of  the  Lo. 
24.  when  Judah  came  toward  the  watch  to 
25.when  Jehofhaphat  came  to  take  thefpoil 
28  .and  they  came  to  Jerufal.with  pfalteries 
a  1 . 1 2.there  came  a  writing  to  him  from  Elij  ah 
12.1  .band  of  men  that  came  with  the  Arabians 


2  3. 2.and  the  Levites  came  to  Jerufalem 

24.  it.high  priefts  o&ic.ca.Sc  emptied  the  cheft 
17.  a(ter  the  death  of  Jehojada  f«.i  he  pnn. 

1 3.  wrath  came  upon  Judah  &  Jerufalem  for 
20. fpirit  of  Goei  came  upon  Zachariah 
24.army  of  the  Syr.came  with  a  fmall  com. 

2y.7-but  there  came  a  man  of ^od  to  Amaziah 
20.  Amaziah  would  not  hear, for  it  came  of 

28. g. he  went  out  before  the  hoft  that  came  to 
1 2. ftood  up  againft  them  that  came  from  the 
20.  Tiglath  Pilnez.ttwz?  and  diftreffed  him 

7.9. 1 5.  came  according  to  the  com.  of  the  king 
17.0a  the  8c,.day  came  they  to  the  porch 

30.1 1. divers  humbled  themfel.&  came  to  Jer. 

31.5.  as  Coon  as  the  commandem.MOTc  abroad 

.   8  .when  Hez.&  the  yrm.came  &  faw  the  he. 

3  2. i.Sennacherib  came  &  entred  into  Judah 

26.  wrath  of  the  Lord  came  not  upon  them 
3  4.9. when  they  came  to  Hilkiah  the  high  prie. 
3  5.22.  Jofiah  ca.to  fight  in  the  valley  of  Meg. 
E^>«  z.ixhs&came  again  tojudah  and  jerufalem 

Nebcm.7,6. 

2.  which  came  with  Zerubbabel 

68. fome  when  they  came,o(?ted  freely 
4.2.they  came  to  Zerub.and  faid,Let  us  build 
5 .3  .at  the  fame  time  came  to  them  Tatnai 
5.  till  the  matter  came  to  Darius 
i6\then  came  Shezbazer  &  laid  the  founda. 
y.8.he  came  to  Jerufalem  in  the  fifth  moneth 

Verfe  9. 
8.3  i.we  came  to  Jeruf.&  abode  there  3  .daies 

Nehcm.2.1 1. 
9. 1. when  thefe  things  were  done  the  prin.cam: 
10. 6. when  he  came  thither  he  did  eat  no  bread 
2V^fo.i.2.then  Hananione  of  my  brethren  came. 
2.9.  then  I  came  to  the  gover.  beyond  the  river 
5.17;  befidcs  thofe  that  came  to  us  from  the 
6.  io.afterward  I  came  to  the  houfe  of  Shem. 
i7.the  letters  of  Tobiah  came  unto  them 
7.7  3.when  the  7th.monerh  came  they  were  in 
1 3. 6. in  the  3  2.yeare  came  I  unto  the  king 
7. 1  came  to  Jeruf  &  undeL  ftood  of  the  evill 
2 1  .from  that  time  came  they  no  more 
Efth.  1. 17.  Valhti  to  be  brought,  butfhe^.not 
2.13  .thus  came  every  mai  den  to  the  king 
4.2.Mordecai  came  before  the  kings  gate 

3.  where  the  kings  decree  came  great  mour. 
4.Efthers  chamberlains  came  and  told  it  her 
9.  Hatach  came  &  told  Efther  Mord. words 

5.5. fo the  King  &  Haman  cameto  thebanq. 
Chapt.7,1. 
xo.Haman  refrained,  &  when  he  ca.home 
6. 1 2.Mordecai  came  again  to  the  kings  gate 

14.  came  the  kings  chamb.&  hafted  Haman 
8.i.andMordecai  came  before  rhe  king 

1 7. kings  decree  came,the  Jcwes  had  joy 
9.2  5. but  when  Efther  came  before  the  king 
Job  1 .6.  a  day  when  the  fons  of  God  came  to  pref. 
r.  1  Chaptiivi. 

and  Satan  came  alfo  among  tliem 
Chapt.2.1. 
i4.there  came  a  meffenger  to  Job 
16.  while  he  yet  was  fpeaking  came  another 
'     Ver.17,18. 
i9.behold,there  came  a  great  wind  from 
2. 1 1.  they  came  every  one  from  his  own  place 
3.26.neither  wasl  quiet ,yet  trouble  came 
4.i4.feareM#2<?  upon  me,and  trembling 
6. 20. they  came  thither,and  were  afhamed 
26.4.  whofe  fpirit  came  from  thee 
29. 1 3 .  that  was  ready  to  perifh  came  upon  me 
30.i4.theyM#2euponme  as  a  wide  breaking 

26.then  evilLwwe,there  came  darknefs 
38.29.out  of  whofe  womb  came  the  ice    ,    . 
42.n.thenwws  th.re  to  him  all  his  brethren 
Tfal.18.6.  my  cry  rt^  before  him    . 
27.2.whenmyfoesM«Wuponme     . 
78.3i.thewrathof  God cd»?e upon  them 
88.17.  they  came  round  about  me  daily  like 
io5.i9.untiIl  the  time  that  his  word  came 
2  3. Ifrael  alfo  caws  into  Egypt  . 

3 1. he  fpake,and  there  came  divers  flies 
34.he  fpake,and  the  locufts  tame, 
Ecclcf.5.1 5 .  naked  (hall  he  return  to  go  as  he  came 
1  (J.that  in  all  points  as  he  came 
9.  I4.there«we  a  great  king  againft  it       -t 

Ifa.zo.ijn 


CAM      CAM 


CAM       CAM 


CAM      CAM 


Ifa.zo.  i.  in  the  year  that  Tartan  came  to  Aflidod 
30.4-his  embaffadors  came  to  Hanes 
4 1. 5. ends  of  the  earth  drew  neer,  and  came 
50.1.  wherfore  when  I  came  was  there  no  man 
66.7. before  her  pain  came  flie  was  delivered 
Jer.  1 . 3  .it  came  alfo  in  the  daies  of  Jehojakim 
7.1.  the  word  that  came  to  Jeremy  from  the  L. 
Chapt.11.1.  &  18. 1. &  21.1.&  30. 1. fie 
32. i. &  $4.1,8. &  35. 1. &  40.1. 
3  I .  neither  came  it  into  my  mind  , 

Chapt.ijj.5.&  32.3  5. 
8. 1  f  .we  looked  for  peace,but  no  good  came 
1 4. 3. they  came  to  the  pits,  &  found  no  water 
19.  i4.then  came  Jeremie  from  Tophet 

2  j.  1. word  that  came  to  Jer.conccming  Judah 
Chap.44.1. 

z6.i.came  this  word  from  the  Lord,faying 

Chapt  27.36. 

3  2.8.Hanameel  my  Uncles  fon  came  to  me 
3  6. 9. proclaimed  a  faft  toallthepeo.  that  came 

i4.foBaruch  took  the  roule,and  ezsze 

3  8. 27. then  came  all  the  princes  to  Jeremie 

40.12.the  Jewes  came  to  the  land  of  Judah 

1 3  .captains  of  the  forces  came  to  Gedaliah 
41.5  .there  came  certain  from  Shechem 

7.when.theyc<W72  into  midft  of  the  city 
43. 7. thus  came  they  even  to  Tahpanhcs 
44.2i.aM8e  knot  into  his  mind 
E^k- 1 . 5  .out  of  the  midft  ca.the  likenefs  of  4.1iv . 
3.15  .then  I  came  tp  them.of  the  captivity  at 
4.i4.neitherc<WKthere  abomin.fleih  into  my 
9.2  .fix  mencamehy  the  way  of  the  higher  gate 
14. 1  .then  came  certain  of  the  Elders  to  me 
17.3.WOTC  to  Lebanon, &  took  the  higheft  bra. 
20.1  .Elders  came  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 
23.17.  Babylon.ftf.to  her  into  the  bed  of  love 

3  9.  then  they  came  the  fame  day  into  my  fa. 

40. to  whom  a  inefl.was  fent,&  lo  tluy  came 
33.21.  that  had  efcaped  out  of  Jei.came<tomc 

2  2 .  afore  he  that  had  efcaped  came  &  opened 

my  mouth,untill  he  came  in  the  morning 
3v7-7.the  bones  ctf#ze  togcthcr,bone  to  his  bone 

1  o.ind  the  breath  came  into  them 

40.6.  then  ewe  he  to  the  gate  toward  the  Eaft 
43.2.glory  of  the  God  of  Ifr.ca.from  the  way 

Verfe  4. 

3  .when  I  came  to  deftroy  the  city 

Van.  1 .  i .  in  the  3  d.year  of  Jehojakim  came  Nebu. 
2.2  .fo  they  came  and  flood  before  the  king 

2 9. thoughts  came  into  thy  mind 
4. 28. all  this  came  upon  king  Nebuchadmzar 
5-io.now  the  Queen  came  into  the  banquet 
6. 20. when  he  came  into  the  dtn,he  cried 

2  4. or  ever  they  came  at  bottome  of  the  den 
7 . 1 3  .one  like  the  fon  of  man  ca.  w  ith  the  clou. 

and  came  to  the  Ancient  of  daies 
2  2.untill  the  Ancient  of  daies  came 

time  came  that  the  Saints  poffeffed  the 
8.f.anhee-g<  xtcainc  from  theWeft 

6.hc  came  to  the  ram  that  had  two  homes 
1 0.3. neither  came  ftefh  nor  wine  in  my  mouth 
1 3  .Michael  came  to  help  me 
1 8  .there  came  again,  and  touc  hed  me  one 
Amos  6. 1. to  whom  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  came 
Obad.^Af  thieves  came, \i  grapc-gathfrersoJ/w 
Jonah  i.6.fo  the  fhip-mafterwwe  to  him 

3.6.for  word  came  to  the  king  of  Nineveh 
Hab.  3 . 3 .  God  came  from  Tcm  m 
Hag.1.9  ye  looked  for  much,&  lo  it  came  to  little 
i4«they  came  and  did  work  in  the  houfe  of 
2.i6.when  one  came  to  an  heap  of  20.meafures 
one  came  to  the  prefie  to  draw  out  fo.veff. 
Zed). 4,  i.the  angel  came  againe,  and  waked  me 
6. 1 .  there  came  4.charets  from  between  2.mo. 
7.i2.therefore  came  a  great  wrath  from 
14.16.  of  all  the  nations  which  ez.againft  Jer. 
Mat.  i.i8.before  they  came  together  (he  was  found 
2.  1  .there  came  wife  men  from  the  Eaft 
9.till  it  came  and  ftood  over  the  place 
2 1. and  itcame  into  the  land  of  Ifrael 
z$.hecame  and  dwelt  in  a  city  called  NaZ.  . 
3 . 1  .in  thofe  daies  came  John  the  Baptift 
4.3/when  thetempterM»2etohim 
1 1.  angels  c<z»#  and  miniftred  to  him 
1 3  .he  came  and  dwelt  at  Capernaum 
y.i.whenhewasfetjhis  difciples  ease  to  him 


7.25  .the  raine  defcended>  and  the  flouds  came 
Verfe  27. 
8. 2. behold s  there  came  a  leper  and  worihipped 
Marine  1.40. 
5. there  came  to  him  a  Centurion 
1 9.a  certain  Scribe  came  and  faid,  Mafter 
2  5 .  his  difciples  came  and  awoke  him 

Luke  8.24. 
9.i.hee<tf8einrohisowne  city.         Mar. 6.1. 

1  o.  many  Publicans  came  and  fate  downe 
I4.then  came  to  him  the  difciples  of  John 

1 8  xhzttcame  a  certain  Ruler,&  worihipped 
Luke  8.41. 

20. came  behind  him>  and  touched  the  hem 
Luke  8.44. 

2  3  .when  Jefus  came  into  the  Rulers  houfe 

£#^8.51. 
28. the  blind  men  came  to  him 
10.34. 1  came  not  to  fend  peace 
1 1 . 1 8  John  came  neither  eating  nor  drinking 
Luke  7. 33. 
i9.the  fon  of  man  came  eating  and  drinking 
1 2.42.  fhe  came  from  the  uttermoft  parts 

Luke  11.3 1. 
1 3 .4-the  fowles  came  and  devoured  them 

Marke  4.4. 
10. difciples  came  &  faid,  Why  fpeakeft  thou 

2  5  .the  enemy  came  and  fowed  tares 

27.  fervants  of  the  houfholder  ca.  &  faid,Sir 
3 6. difciples  M#ze,faying, Declare  to  us 

1 4. 1 2. his  difciples  came  and  took  up  the  body 
Marke  6.29. 

1  5  .when  it  was  evening  his  difciples  came 

3  3  .they  that  were  in  the  (hip  tame  &  worfh. 
3  4. they  came  into  the  land  of  Genefaret 

Mat\e  6.53. 

1  j.  1.  then  came  to  Jcfus  Scribes  and  Pharifees 

Marine  7.1. 

1 2.then  M.his  difcipl.&  faid,Knoweft  thou 

23.  his  difciples  ca.  &  befoughthim/aying 

2  j. then  came  fhe  and  worihipped  him 

Marine  7. z<;. 
30.  great  multitudes  came  unto  him,  having 

3  9.2nd  came  into  the  coafts  of  Magdala 
16. 1.  Phirifees  with  the  Saddu.Mwc  tempting 

1 3 .  when  Jefus  w.into  the  coaft  of  Cefarea 
17.7.  Jefus  came  and  touched  them 
i4.theree«#e  to  him  a  certain  man,kneeling 
Marke  10.17. 

19.  then  lame  the  difciples  to  Jefus  apart 

Chapt.  24. 3. 
24. that  received  tribute  came  to  Peter 
18. 1. at  the  fame  time  came  the  difcip.to  Jefus 
•    2 1. then  came  Peter  and  faid,  Lord,how  oft 
3 1  .they  came  &  told  their  lord  all  that  was 
Luke  14.21. 
19. 1  .he  came  into  the  coafts  of  Judea 
3.the  Pharifees  came  to  him,tempting  him 

Mar\e  10.2. 
16. one  came  to  him/aying.  Good  mafter 
20.9.  when  they  M.that  were  hired  about  the 
10. when  the  firft  came  they  fuppofed 
20.then  tame  to  him  the  mother  of  Zebedee 

28.  fon  ofman«/»c  not  to  be  miniftred  to 

Marke  10.45. 
21.14.bHnd  andlameett»etohim 
19. when  he  faw  a  fig-tree  he  came  to  it 

Mat  \e  1 1 . 1 3 . 

2  3. chief  priefts  &  elders  M.as  he  was  teach. 
28. he  came  to  the  firft  and  faid,Son,go  work 
30. he  came  to  the  fecond  and  faid  likewife 

3  2.  John  came  to  you  in  the  way  of  righteo. 
22. 23. the  fame  day  came  the  Sadducees 

Luke  20.27. 
24. 1  .his  difciples  came  to  (hew  him  the  buildi. 

39-knew  not  till  che  floud came. Luk.  17.27. 
25. 10. went  to buy,the bridegroom  came 

1 1  .afterward  came  alio  the  other  virgins 

20.  he  that  had  received  5.talents  came 

Ver.22,24.&I^i9.i6,i8,20. 
3  6-1  was  in  prifon,and  ye  came  to  me 
3  9. or  in  prifon,  and  came  unto  thee 
46.7  .there  came  to  him  a  woman  having  an  al. 
Marke  14- 3. 
1 7. firft  day  of  the  feaft  the  difciples  came 


43  .he  came  and  found  them  afleep 
47.1o,Judas  one  of  the  twelve  came 

49.  and  forthwith  he  came  to  Jefus 

50. then  came  they,  and  laid  hand  on  Jefus 
6o.though  many  falfe  witneffes  came,  yet 

at  the  laft  came  two  falfe  witneffes 
69.  a  damofell  came  unto  him.faying,Thou 
7  3  .after  a  while  came  they  that  ftood  by 
27. 5  7.there  came  a  rich  man  of  Aiimathea 

Marke  15.43. 
6z.  priefts  &  PhariLcame  together  to  Pilate 
Luke  22. 66. 
z8.i.cameMxy  Magdalen,&  the  other  Mary 
Mar.i6.z.  &  Luk.14.1. 
2.angel  came  and  rolled  back  the  ftone 
g.they  came  and  held  him  by  the  feet 
1 3. fay  his  difcip.c<wzp  by  night  &  ftole  him 
i8.JefusM/»eanu  fpake  to  them, All  power 
Mar.  i.n.  there  came  a  voice  from  heaven 

Lui^e  i.zz. 
1 4.  Jefus  came  into  Galilee  preaching 
3  1. he  came  and  took  her  by  the  hand 
41  xhey  came  to  him  from  every  quarter 
2*17.1  came  not  to  call  the  righteous,but 

L^ey.32. 
3.3.  when  they  heard  what  he  did,came  to  him 
1 3 .called  whom  he  would ,-ind  they  came 
3  l.thetccame  then  his  brethren  &  mother 
Luke  8.19. 
5" .  3  3  .came  and  fell  down  before  him ,  &  told 
£«£e8.47. 
3  5. there  came  from  the  rulers  of  the  Syna^. 
6.33  .ran  afoot,and  came  together  unto  him  3 
3  j.when  the  day  was  far  fpent  his  difcip.w. 
Luke  9.11. 
7.^i.hecame  unto  the  fea  of  Galilee 
8. 3. divers  of  them  came  from  farre 

\o.came  into  the  parts  of  Dalmanutha 
9.2 1. how  long  ago  (ince  this  came  to  him 

2  5  .when  Jefus  faw  the  people  came  running 

3  3  .he  came  to  Capern.&  being  in  the  houfe 
10.46.  and  they  came  to  Jericho 

50.  cafting  away  his  garments  came  to  Jefus 
1 2.28.  one  of  the  Scribes  came 

42. there  came  a  certaine  poore  widow 
14. 16. his  difcip.went  forth,&ffl.into  the  city 

3  z.came  to  a  place  which  is  called  Gethfem. 
X,«^.i,57.now  Elifabeths  full  time  came 

6  j.feare  came  on  all  that  dwelt  round 
2.9.1o,the  angel  of  the  Lord  came  upon  them 

i6.they  came  with  hafte,and found  Mary 

27.be  came  by  the  fpirit  into  the  temple 

5  1. he  came  to  Nazareth,and  wasfubject 
3-2.word  of  God  came  to  John  fon  of  Zachar. 

^.became  into  all  the  country  about  Jordan 

1 2. then  came  Publicans  to  be  baptized 
4.16.I1C came  to  Nazareth,where  he  had  been 

42. people  fought  him,  and  came  to  him 
5 .7. they  came  and  filled  both  the  ihips 
6 .17 .which  came  to  hear  him,&  to  be  healed 
7-4-when  they  came  to  Jefus,they  btfought  him 

1 4.  he  came  and  touched  the  biere 

16. there  wweafeareonall.       Ac~t.<$.^}\i 
8.3  5. to  fee  what  wasdone,and  came  to  Jefus 

5  5. her  fpirit  came  againe5and  fhe  arofe 
9. 3 4. there  came  a  cloud,  and  over-fliadowed 

3  5  .there  ca.  a  voice  out  of  the  cloud,  faying 
1  o .  3  2. a  Levite  came  and  looked  on  him 

3  3  .a  certain  Samaritan  came  where  he  was 

40. Martha  W3S  cumbred  about  much,  &  ca. 
1 3 .6. he  came  and  fought  fruit  thereon 

3  1. fame  day  came  certain  of  the  Pharifees 
1 5. 17. when  he  ca.to  himf.hefaid,How  many 

20. he  arofe,and  came  to  his  father 

2  5. and  as  he  came  &  drew  nigh  to  the  houfe 
1 6. 2 1  .the  dogs  came  and  licked  his  fores 
1 8. 3. widow  M«ze,faying,  Avenge  me 
19.  f.when  Jefus  ca.  to  the  place  he  looked  up 
20. 1. chief  priefts  and  Scribes  came  upon  him 
21.3  8. all  the  people  clearly  in  the  morning 
22.7.then  came  the  day  of  unleavened  bread 
23. 48. all  thepeople  that M.togeth.fmoce their 

5  5. women  which  came  with  him  from  Gal. 
24.2  3  .they  &?/»e,faying,they  had  feen  a  vifion 
John  i.7.the  taxnecame  fora  witneffe 

1 1  .he  came  unto  his  owne3but  his  owne 

1 7  .grace 


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CAM       CAM 


CAM      CAM 


! 7 .grace  and  truth  came  by  Jefus  Chrift 
,  9  they  came  and  faw  where  he  dwelt 
,.i.thefamea»KtoJefusbynight.Ch.i9.39. 
2  i.mwc  Jefus  and  his  difciples  into  the  land 

23  .they  came  and  were  baptized 

1 6. they  cams  unto  John,and  faid,Rabbi 
4.27. upon  this  cairm  his  difciples 

jo.they^went  out  of  Sam.and ffl«e  to  him 
4<5.JcfusMW  again  into  Canaan  of  Gallic 
6  2  3.howbeit,theire  rawf  other  boats  from 
'  24.MW  to  Capcrnaum/eeking  for  Jefus 
-4  j.  thencame  the  officers  to  the  chief  priefts 

5ohe  that  came  to  Jefus  by  night  being  one 
8,Zlcarly  in  the  morn.he  came  again  into  the 
all  the  people  came  to  him,and  be  fate 
14.I  know  whence  I  came,  &  whither  I  goe 
42.I  proceeded  forth,  and  came  from  God 
9_7.he  went  his  way,and  aw,fceing 
1 0.8 .  all  that  ever  came  before  me  are  theeves 
24.th.en  came  the  Jewes  round  abouthim 

2  5.UI1W  whom  the  word  of  Godcame 

1 1. 1 7. when  Jefus  came  he  found  he  had  lien  in 
1 9. many  of  the  Jewes  came  to  Martha 
la.ftie  atofe  quickly,and  came  to  him 

3  1  Jewes  alfo  weeping  which  came  with  her 
45. many  of  the  Jewes  which  came  to  Mary 

1 2. 1.  Jefus  came  to  Bethany,where  Laz.ar.was 
9. they  came  not  for  Jefus  fake  only 
ai.thefame  came  therefore  to  Philip 

27. for  this  caufe  came  I  unto  this  houre 
28  .then  came  there  a  voice  from  heaven 
3  o.this  voice  came  not  becaufe  of  me 
4j.\camenot  to  judge  the  world 
18.37.for  this  caufe  came  I  into  the  world 
19.3  i.then  came  the  fouldiers  and  brake 
3  3 .came  to  Jefus,and  faw  he  was  dead 
3  8.he  came  and  took  the  body  of  Jefus 
39  there  came  alfo  Nicodemus,who  came 

20.2.  Peter  and  that  other  carat-  to  thefepulch. 
4.the  other  came  firft  to  the  fepulchre 

8.  then  went  in  alfo  that  other  that  ctf.'firft 

1  S.Mary  Magd.owse  &  told  the  difcip.fhe 
ip.came  Jefus,  and  flood  in  the  midft 
24. was  not  with  them  when  JeCuscame 

,  26.then  came  Jefus,the  doores  being  fhut 
2 1. 8. other  difciples  came  in  a  little  fhip 
Acl.  2 . 2.fuddenly  there  came  a  found  from  heaven 

6. this  was  noifedjthe  multitude  came 

43  .feare  came  upon  every  foule 
4. 1. captain  of  "the  temple  &  Sad.cvz.upon  them 
5.16.  there  came  a  multit.  bringing  lick  folkes 

2 1 .  high  pr. came  &  called  the  councell  tog. 

22.  the  officers  came  and  found  them  not 

2  5 .  then  came  one  &  told  them,  faying,Beh. 
6-i  2.Elders  &  Scribes  came  upon  him,&  caug. 
7.1  i.there  came  a  dearth  over  the  land  of  Egy. 

23.it  camelmo  his  heart  to  vifit  his  brethren 

3  i.the  voice  of  the  Lord  came  to  him 
45.0U1-  fathers  whichwwe  after  brought  in 

8.36 .they  came  to  a  certaine  water 
40. till  he  came  to  Cefarea 

9.2 1. and  came  hither  for  that  intent 

10.13  .there  came  a  voice  to  him,Rifc,Peter 
29.therfore  ca.I  unto  you  without  gain-fay. 
4 5. and  as  many  zscame  with  Peter 

1 1 . 5  .and  it  came  even  to  me 
2.2.  when  tidings  of  thefe  things  came  to  the 
2  3  .when  he  came, and  had  fcen  the  grace 
27.  in  thofe  daies  came  Prophets  from  Jeruf. 

1 2. 7. the  angel  of  the  Lord  came  upon  him 
1  o.they  came  to  the  iron  gate  that  leadeth 
1 2. he  came  to  the  houfe  of  Mary 
1 3  .a  damofel  came  to  hearken,namcd  Rhoda 
20. they  came  with  one  accord  to  him, and 

13.13  .loofed  from  Paphos,  they  came  to  Perga 
i4.departed  from  Perga,  came  to  Antioch 
44.next  day  came  almoft  the  whole  city 
5 1  .fhook  off  the  duft,and  came  to  Iconium 

14. 1 9. there  came  thither  certain  Jewes  from 
20. he  rofe  up,and  came  into  the  city 

24  patTed  thorow  Pifidia,M/«c  to  Pamphilia 
1 5.6.  Apoftles  came  together  to  confider  of 

30.whendifmiffed,they  came  to  Antioch 
16.  t. then  came  he  to  Derbe  and  Lyftra 
1 i-viecame  with  a  ftraightcourfe  to  Samo. 
&9.fprang  in,and  came  trembling 


3  9. they  came  and  befought  them,  &  brought 
17. 1  .they  came  to  Theflalonicajwhere  was 

1 3. they  came  thither  alfo,  &  ftirred  up  the 
1 8. I.Paul  departed  from  Athens,and  came  to 

2.  Aquila  and  Prifcilla  came  unto  them 

i9.he  came  to  Ephefus,and  left  them  there 

24.Apollos  mighty  in  Script,  came  to  Ephef. 
i^.i.Paul  paffingthe  upper coaftsw.to  Ephef. 

1 8 .  many  that  beleeved  came  and  confclfed 
2o.2.given  exhortation, he  cam:  into  Greece 

6. and  came  unto  them  to  Troas  in  5. daies 

7 .  when  the  diki^.came  togeth.to  break  bre. 
i4-we  took  Paul  in}mdcame  to  Mytelene 

1 5. we  came  the  next  day  over  againft  Chios 
i8.from  the  firft  day  that  I  came  into  Afia 

zi.i.wtcame  with  aftraight  courfc  to  Choos 
7. we  came  to  Ptalomais,&  fainted  the  brct. 
8. the  next  day  we  came  unto  Cefarea,and 
3  Hidings  came  to  the  chiefe  captaine 
3  f  .when  he  came  upon  the  ftaires 

22.11  .being  led,I  crnne  into  Damafcus 
1 3.  Ananias  came  unto  me,&  faid,  Brother 
27. then  the  chief  capt.M/w  &  faid,  Tell  me 

23.14.  they  came  to  the  chief  priefts  and  elders 
27.then  came  I  with  an  army 
3  3  .who  when  they  came  to  Cefarea 

24-7.but  the  chiefe  captaine  came  upon  us 
1 7. 1  came  to  bring  almes  to  my  nation- 
27.Portius  Feftusftwze  into  F.lix  room 

25.13  .K.  Agrippa  &  Bernice  cam:  to  Celarca 

27.5. we  M/»e  to  Myra  a  city  ofLylia 

8.  came  to  the  Faire  havens,nigh  whercunto 
28.<?.others  wctl  had rlifeafes  in  the  Ifland  came 

1 3. we  came  to  Rhegium,and  after  one  day 

1  5.  they  w.tomeet  us  as  far  as  Appii-forum 
i6.when  we  came  toRome,the  Cent.deliv. 
2 1  .any  of  the  brethren  that  cam:  fhewed  us 

2  3  .there  ca.  paany  to  him  into  his  lodging 
Rom.  5 . 1 8.  judgment  came  upon  all  to  condemnat, 

fo  the  free  gift  came  upon  all 
7.9.  but  when  the  commande.  came  fin  revived 
9.  j.  of  whom  concerning  the  flefh  Chrift  came 

1  Co*'. 2. 1. and  I,brethten, when  I  cv«2£  to  you 

came  not  with  excellency  of  fpeech 
14.36.what  ?m»c  the  word  of  God  out  from 
15.21  .for  fince  by  man  came  death,by  man 

came  alio  the  refurreftion  of  the  dead 

2  Cot.  1. 8. trouble  which  came  to  us  in  Alia 

2  3  .to  fpare  you,I  came  not  as  yet 
2,3.1eft  vvhen  I  came  I  fhould have  forrow 

1 2 .when  I  came  to  Troas  to  preach 
1 1.9-brethr.which  came  from  Maced.fupplied 
Gal.  1 .2 1-  afterwards  I  w.into  the  regions  of  Syr. 
2. 1 2. before  that  certain  came  from  James 
3.23.  before  faith  came  we  were  kept  under  the 
Epbef.  2. 17. znd  came  and  preached  peace  to 
1  Thef.  1.5.  our  Gofpel came  not  unto  you 
3.6\when  TimotheusMWr  from  you 

1  Tim.  1.15  .came  into  the  world  to  fave  finners 

2  7"ira.3.n.perfecut.whichwraf  to  me  at  Antio. 

2  Pet.  1 . 1 7  .when  there  came  fuch  a  voice  to  him 

1 8.this  voice  which  came  from  heaven,  we 
2 1  .prophefie  came  not  in  old  time  by 
1  John  5.6.  this  is  he  that  came  by  water  &  bloud 

3  John  3  .brethren  came  and  tefiified  of  the  truth 
Revel.  5 .7. he  came  and  took  the  book  out  of 

7.13 .whence  came  they 

8. 3. another  angel  came  and  flood  at  the  altar 

4.the  fmoak  of  the  incenfe  which  came 
i  6. 1 7.  there  came  a  great  voice  out  of  the  tern. 

1 9. great  Babylon  came  in  remembrance 
iX.i.there  cameone  of  thefeven  angels 

Chapt.21.9. 
Came  downe . 
Gen.  1 1. 5. Lord  came  down  to  fee  the  city 

1  5 . 1 1. when  the  fowles  came  down  on  the  car. 
43.20.O  Sir,we  came  downe  indeed  at 
Exod.  2.5.  daught.of  Pharaoh  came  downe  to  wafli 
i9.20.LordM#ze  down  upon  mount  Sinai 
34.29.when  Mofesttf. down  from  the  mount 
Levit.9.2  2.Aaron  came  down  from  offering 
Num.  1 1 . 2  5  .the  Lord  came  down  in  a  cloud 

Chapt.12.5. 
14. 4 5. then  the  Amalekites  came  down 
Ete.9.1 5-fo  I  turnedj&ftf.down  from  the  mou. 
Chapt.10.5. 


Jojh.  3. 16.  waters  which  came  down  from  above 
thofe  that  oz.down  toward  the  fea  failed 
i8.i6.borderof  Ben. cam:  down  to  the  endof 
fudg.^. i^.oi Machir  «/»:*  down  governours 
16.3 1. fathers  houfe  came  do,vne,&  rookeSam. 

1  Sam. 2  3 .6.  Abia'thar  came  down  with  an  Ephod 

2  5  .Davi d  came  downe  into  a  rocke 

2  5 .  lo.fhe  came  downe  by  the  covert  of  the    : 
David  &  his  men  came  down  againft  her 

2  Sam.  19. 16.  Shimei  hafted,  and  caffie  downe 

1  Kings  2.8. 
24.  Mepbibofh.ftZ/Kf  down  to  meet  the  king 
3  i.Barzillai  came  down  from  Rogelim 
2  z .1  o. he  bowed  the  heavens,  and  came  down 
Pfrlme  i%.9. 

1  ^K.2  2.2.Jehofliaphat«;»»  down  to  Alub 

2  l\in.  1. 10. there  ca. down  fire  fro  heaven, &  conf. 

Ver.12.ji4. 
6.18  .when  they  came  down  to  him,Eliihi  pra. 

3  3.behold,the, meffenger  came  down 
7.i7.whofpakewhen  the  king  came  down 

1 3. i4.Joafh king  of lfracl c^.downe to Elifin 
i  Chr.i .  2 1  .becaufe  they  came  down  to  take  their 
2  Cfo'.7.i.madean  end  of  praying,firecrt.^down 

3  .when  all  faw  how  the  fire  cam:  downe 
Iara.i.9.thereforeflie«;«c  down  wondcrfully 
E'^.47.1.  watersM.down  from  the  right  lide  of 
Da<i.$.  1 3. holy  one  cam:  down  from  heaven  ■- 
Mic.  1 . 1 2.  but  evill  cam:  down  from  the  Lo.untp 
Mat.xy.g. as  they  came  down  from  the  mount    • 

Ma,\:  9.<j. 
May. 3. 2  2. Scribes  which  cam:  down  from  Jerufa. 
Luk-4-3  i-came  down  to  Caper,  a  city  of  G  iliUe 
6. 1 7. he  cot?  down  with  them,  &  flood  in  the 
8.23  .there  came  down  a  ftoim  of  wind  on  the 
1  o.  3  1  .by  chance  there  M.down  a  certain  prieft 
1 9. 6. he  made  hafte,and  tank  downe 
John  3.13  .but  he  that  c.vnc  down  from  heaven 
6.3  8  .for  I  came  down  from  heaven,  not  to  do 
41. 1  am  thebrcad  which  came  down.V.5 1. 
42.how  is  it  that  he  faith,  J  came  down 
58. this  is  that  bread  whichtvK^'down  from 
AB.9.1 2.he  cmne  down  alfo  to  the  Sainis  at  Lyd. 

1  5 . 1  .certain  men  w hich  came  down  from  J ud. 
i6.8.pafTing  by  My ih cam:  down  to  Tioas 
2i.io.M»edown  from  Judeaacertain  prieft 

Rev. to. y.fitc  came  down  from  God,&  devoured 

Came  forth. 
Gra.24.45.Rebekah  came  forth  with  her  pitcher 
£x»i.5.20.ftoodinthe  wayas  they  came  forth 

1 3  8. Lord  did  to  me  when  I  cam:  forth 
Num.  11.20  .why  came  we  forth  out  of  E^ypt 

1   12. 5. and  they  both  cam:  forth 
Dc«r.2.2  3.Caphtorims  which  ca. forth  out  ofCa. 
4.45  .judgments  Mof.  fpake  after  the  y  ca.  forth 
a  3 .4. met  you  not  with  bre. when  ,ye  came  forth 
fojh.  5 . 5  .born  by  1  he  way  as  they  earn:  fortli 
9. 1 2. hot  on  the  da,y  we  came  forth  to  you 
1 8 . 1 1  .lot  of  Ben  jr.  came  forth  between  Judah 
1 9. 1  .fecond  let  came  forth  to  Simeon 
fudg.  14. 1 4.  out  of  the  eater  came  forth  meat 

out  of  the  ftrong  came  forth  fweetneffe 
20.2 1. children  of  Bcn.came  forth  out  of  Gib. 
3  3  .liers  in  wait  of  Ifrael  came  forth 
2  Saw.  1 6.5. he  came  forth, and  curfed  as  he  came 
1 1  .my  fon  w  h  ich  came  forth  of  my  bo w  els 

1  Kpt.io.i  3-then  Bcnhadad  came  forth  to  him 
22.2  i.there  came  forth  a  fpirit     \ 

2  K^-2.3-  fons  of  the  prop'.i.at  B:thcl  came  forth 

2  3.  t here  cam:  forth  little  children  out  of 
24. there  came  forth  two  fhee-bcares 
9.1 1.  then  Jehu  M.forth  to  the  ferv.of  his  lord 
21. 15. fince  the  day  their  fathers  came  forth 

v  Jcrem.7.z5, 

1  rt/\24.7.fu-ft  lot  came  forth  for  Jehojarib 

2  5. 9. firft  lot  came  forth  for  Afaph 

2  Ck:  3  2.2 1. that  came  forth  of  his  ownebowds 
Pro. 7 . 1 5  .therefore  came  I  forth  to  meet  thee 
Ecclcf.^.i^-is  became  forth  of  his  mothers  womb 
IJa.  36.3  .then  came  forth  to  him  Eliakim 

Jer. 20. 1 8.  wherefore  ca.  I  forth  out  of  the  womb 
P^.3.2<5.comeforrh,and  they  came  forth  ofthe 
5 . 5  in  the  fame  houre  came  forth  fingers 
'  7.  io.a  fiery  ftream  came  forth  from  before 
8.9.  out  of  one  of  them  came  forth  a  little  horn 
9.23.thecommand.tYW2«forth,and  I  am  come 
Mic.  t .  1 1 . 


CAM        CAM 


CAM       CAM 


CAM        CAM 


Mlc.  i .  1 1. inhabitants  of  Zaanan  came  not  forth 
Zech.  io.^.outof  him  came  forth  the  corner 
Mar.  i  .3  8 .  therefore  came  I  forth 

8. 1  i.Pharifees  came  forth,  &  began  to  qucft. 
Lull.  3  .j. to  the  multit.that  came  forth  to  be  baptiz. 
John  1 1 .44. he  that  was  dead  came  forth 

1 6.  2  8. 1  came  forth  from  the  Father 

19. {.then  Jefus  came  forth,wearing  the  crown 
Came  in. 
Gcn.6. $Xons  of  God  came  in  to  the  daughters  of 

8.1 1.  the  Dove  came  in  unto  him  intheeveni, 

19. {.where  are  the  men  thzxeanie  in 
9. this  one  fellow  came  in  to  fojourne 

i7.50.Efau  his  brother  came  in  from  his 

3  8 . 1 8 . Judah  came  in  unt  o  her 

3  9. 1 4.he  mot?  in  unto  me  to  lie  with  me 
1 7  .came  in  unto  me  to  mocke  me 

40.6.  jofeph  came  in  unto  them  in  the  morni. 

4 1 . 1 4. changed  his  raiment,and  came  in  to 
Exod.  1  o.  j .  Mofes  &  Aar.  came  in  unto  Pharaoh 

2  1 . 3 .  if  he  came  in  by  himfelf i 
Jofh.z.z.thetecam  men  in  hither  to  night 

6. 1. none  went  out,  none  came  in 
Judg.  18.17  .came  in,and  took  the  graven  image 
1  Sam.4.14.  the  man  came  in  haftily,  &  told  Eli. 

1 8 . 1 3  .he  went  out,  &  came  in  before  the  peop. 
i6.hewent  oat^n&came  in  before  them 

26.1  {  .there  came  one  of  the  people  in 
zSa.ii  .4.fhc  came  in  unto  him,&  he  lay  with  her 
1  Kin.  1 .  z  i.N athan  the  Prophet  alfo  came  in 

14. 6. as  (lie  came  in  at  the  doore,  he  faid 

a  1 . 1 3  .thete  came  in  two  men,  children  of  Bel . 
1  C/w.  27.1. which  came  in,&  went  outmonethby 
z  Chr.  15.5  no  peace  to  him  that  came  in 

Zeck.8.10. 
Eflb.z.i  4.fhe  came  in  to  the  king  no  morc,except 

6.6.(0  Haman  came  in,and  the  king  faid,What 
Jer.  3  2. 13. and  they  came  in,and  poffcried  it 

3  7. 4. Jeremy  cam  in,  and  went  out  among  the 
39.3  .princes  of  the  king  of  B  abylon  came  in 

£^.46.9.not  returneby  the  way  he  came  in 
Dan.<t.7.thencame  in  the  Magicians.        Ch.5.8. 

8.at  the  laft  Daniel  came  in 
Jonah  2.7-my  prayer  came  in  unto  thee 
2>f<2r.2  2.ii.thcking  came  into  feetheguefts  . 

28.n.fomeof  the  watch  came  in 
Mar.  5.27  .c£#ze  in  the  preafe  behind  him 

6. 2  2. the  daughter  of  Herodias  came  in 

2  {.(he  C0ne  in  ftraightway  with  hafte 
Iaifc.1.28.  the  angel  came  in  unto  her 

7.4{.fincethe  timelwffzein 
Acl.^.j. not  knowing  what  was  dont,came  in 
icyoung  men  came  in  and  found  her  dead 
28 .30. received  all  that  came  in  unto  him 
Ggl.  2.4.  \ino  cam  in  privily  to  fpie  out  our  liber. 

Came  neere. 
Gen.icf.g.came  neere  to  break  the  doore 
27 .27  .he  came  necre,and  kiffed  Ifaac 
jj.jiuritill  he  came  neere  to  his  brother 
6.  handmaids  came  neere,they  &  their  chil. 
7.Leah  alfo  with  her  children  came  neere 
and  after  came  Jofeph  neer  and  Rachel 
3 7. 1 8. before  Jofeph  came  neere  unto  them 
43 .  i9.they  came  neere  to  the  fieward  of 
44.i8.j\idahMffzeneere,_nnd  faid 
4f  -4.they  came  neer,  and  he  faid,  I  am  Jofeph 
Exod.  1 4. 20.the  one  came  not  neere  the  other 

40. 3  2.w hen  they  came  neer  to  the  altar 
Num.-}  1 .48.rffficers  & 'capt.came  neere  to  Mofes 
3  2.16/they  came  neer,and  faid,  We  will  build 
36.i.chiefofthefamiliesofjofephc#»<:  neere 
Deut.  1. 2  2.ye  tame  neere  to  me  every  one  of  you 
Chapt.f.23. 
4. 1 1 .  ye  came  neer,and  flood  under  the  mount 
Jojh.  10.24.they  came  ns ere,and  put  their  feet 
i7.4.they  came  neere  before  Eleazer 
2 1 . 1  .heads  of  the  Levites  came  neere  to  Eleaz. 
Judg.io.z^.chnLollb.came  neere  againft  Benj. 
1  Sam. 30.2 i.when  David  came neere,he  faluted 

1  i^in.  1 8. 3  o.  all  the  people  came  neere  to  Elijah 

3  6.evening  facrifice  Elijah  came  neere 

2  I(wj.4.  * 7  .Gehazi  came  neere  to  thruft  her 

{.13  .his  fervants  came  neere  and  fpake  to  him 
2  Chr.i2.zt-Zedek.cam  neere,and  fmoteMicha. 
Jer.qz.  i.from  the  leaft  to  the  greateft  came  neere 
ban.  3.8.  ccrtaine  Caldeans  came  neere,&  accufed 


z6.  "Heh.came  neer  to  the  mouth  of  the  fur. 
6.1 2.they  came  neer,  &  fpake  before  the  king 
7. 1 6.1  came  neer  to  one  of  them  that  ftood  by 
8 . 1 7  .fo  he  came  neere  where  I  flood 
Atl.g.i.zs  he  journiedjMWneerto  Damafcus 
21.33  .then  the  chiefe  c&pt.came  neer,&  took 
QLwaxznigb.   . 
Exod. 3  2. 1 9.  as  foon  as  he  came  nigh,he faw  the 

34.3  2.  afterward  all  the  child.of  l&.came  nigh 
2  Sam.  1  j.  {.when  any  came  nigh  to  do  him  obeyf. 
Mat.  1  {.  29.Jefus  came  nigh  to  the  fea  of  Galilee 
Ma-r.  1 1 . 1 .  when  they  came  nigh  to  Jerufalem 
Lu\.-j.  1 2.  when  he  came  nigh  to  the  gate  of 

Came  over. 
Jojh. 4.22.  Ifr.  came  over  this  Jordan  on  dry  land 
Judg.  1 9 . 1  o.Levite  came  over  againft  Jebus 
Mar.  5 . 1  .they  came  over  to  the  other  fide  of  the  fea 

Cam  me. 

Gra.24. 1  ^.Kehxame  out  which  was  born  to  Beth. 

2  { .  2  { .  firft  came  out  red  all  over 

29.  after  that  came  out  his  brother 
30. 16.  Jacob  came  out  of  the  field  in  the  eveni. 
34.7.fons  of  Jacob  came  out  of  the  field 

3  f.o.came  out  of  Padan-Aram,8c  bleffedhim 
38.28.thiscW0eout  firft 

z  9.  drew  back  his  hand,  his  brother  came  out 
30. afterward  came  out  his  brother 
46.26\thefoules  which  c^f  out  of  hisloines 
Exodm  i.{. 
Exod.  1 3. 3. this  day  in  which  ye  came  out.  Ver.4. 
3  2. 24.  there  came  out  this  calfe 
34.3  4.  took  the  vaile  off  till  he  came  out 

he  came  out,and  fpake  that  he  was  comm. 
Levit.g.zi. Mofes  8c  Aaronw«eout,and  bleffed 
24.there  came  a  fire  out  from  the  Lord 

Chapt.i6.3{. 
Numb.  1 2.4. and  they  three  came  out 

i6.27.andDathanand  Abiram  came  out 
20. 1 1. water  came  out  abundantly 

20.Edom  came  out  againft  him  with  much 
Deut.  1 .44. and  the  Amotitescame  out  againft  you 
2.3  2. then  Sihon  came  out  againft  us 
3 . 1  .Og  came  out  againft  us.  Chap.29.7. 

1 1 .  io.not  as  the  land  from  whence  ye  ca.om 
Jof.z.  1  o.Lord  dried  up  the  fea  when  ye  came  out 
j  .4.a.U  the  people  that  came  out  were  circumc. 

Verfe  j. 
6.till  all  that  came  out  were  confumed 
19. 1 7. the  fourth  lot  came  out  tolflachar  for 
24.  the  fifth  lot  came  out  for  Afher 
3  2. the  lixth  lot  came  out  for  Naphtali 
40. the  feventh  lot  came  out  for  Dan 
2 1 .4.1ot  came  out  for  the  Kohathites 
Judg.  3 . 2  2.and  the  dirt  tame  out 
4.12.  Jael  came  out  to  meet  him 
1 1  -34.his  daughter  came  out  to  meet  him 
20.42.  them  w  hich  came  out  of  the  cities  they 
i  Sam. 4.16.I  am  he  thztcame  out  of  the  atmy 
9. 1 4. Samuel  came  out  againft  them 
1 1. 7. and  they  came  out  with  one  confent 
1 3.  i7.fpoilers  came  out  of  the  camp 
1%. 6. women  came  out  of  all  cities,(inging 
2 1 .  {.about  thefe  3  .daies  fince  I  came  out 
zSa.i.z.z  man  came  out  of  the  camp  from  Saul 
2. 2 3. the  fpeare  M«k  out  behind  him 
6. 20.Michal  came  out  to  meet  David 
io.S.childr.of  Ammon  ca.  out,&  put  the  bat. 
1  Chron.19.9. 
11. 23.  men  prevailed  againft  us,and  came  out 
^.{.thencectftfae  out  a  man  of  the  hoafe  of  Sa. 
1 8.4.all  the  people  came  out  by  hundreds 
1 2$s.8.9.theL.madeacoven.whentheyc<z.out 
zChron.i;. 10. 
9. 1 2.Hiram  came  out  from  Tyre  to  fee  the  city 
20.1 9.princes  of  the  provinces  came  out 
2  l^in.  18.18  .there  came  out  to  them  Eliakim 
23. 1 8. with  the  bones  of  the  Proph.  that  ca.om 

1  Chr.z6. 14.Zecha.riah  hislotawwoutNorthw. 

2  Chr.  1 4. g.there  came  out  againft  them  Zerah 

1 8.20.there  came  out  a  fpirit,and  ftood  before 
20. 1  o.let  Ifrael  invade  when  they  came  out 
3o.2{.allthecpngr.fhat«fW£outof  Ifrael,& 
Job  1 .2  i.naked  came  I  out  of  my  mothers  womb 
3 . 1 1  .did  I  not  give  up  the  ghoft  when  I  M.out 
Jet.  1 7.  i6.thar  which  came  out  of  my  lips  was 
E^sk..  1 .4.1  whirlwind  came  out  of  the  North 


H^.3.14.  they  came.out  as  a  whirlwind  to  fcatter 
Htfg.2.{.to  the  word  Icovenan.when  ye  came  out 
Zech.$. 9. there  came  out  two  women,&  the  wind 
(S.i.there  came  4.charets  out  from  two  mount. 
iHA8.34.the  whole  city  came  out  to  meet  Jefus 
1 2.44.return  to  my  houfe  fro  whence  I  ^.out 
Lh^e  11.24. 
1  {.Z2.  a  woman  of  Canaan  came  out  of  the 
27.3  2.as  they  came  out,thcy  found  a  man  of 
{  3  .and  came  out  of  the  graves  after  his 
M«'.i.26.criedwithaloud  voice  hecameout  - 
6. 34-Jefus  when  he  cam  out  faw  much  people 
9-7-anda  voice  came  out  of  the  cloud 
2^.rent  him  fore,and  came  out  of  him 
Lu\.  1 . 2  2.when  he  came  out,he  could  not  fpeak 
4.3  {.and  he  came  out  of  him 

41  .divels  alfo  came  out  of  many,  crying  out 
1  { .  2  8  .therefore  came  his  father  out 
zz.^g.hecam  out,and  went  as  he  was  wont 
John  16.27.  nave  beleeved  that  I  ca.  out  from  G. 
i7.8.known  furely  thatlcamo\xt  from  thee 
i9.34.forthwith  came  out  bloud  and  water 
Acl.j.^.tkencame  he  out  of  the  land  of  the  Cald. 

1 6. 1 8  .and  he  came  out  the  fame  houre 
1  Cfli.14.36.what?  M.thewotdof  G.om  from  you 
H<r&.3.i6.howbeit,  not  all  that  came  out  of  Egypt 
1  i.i  {.mindful  of  that  count.whence  they  c.o. 
Rev.-?.  i4.thcfe  came  out  of  great  tribulation 
9. 3  .there  came  out  of  the  fmoak  lpcufts 
14. 1  {.another  angel  came  out  of  the  temple 

Verfe  17. 
1 8. another  c ame  out  from  the  altar 
1  {.6.thc  feven  angels  came  out  of  the  temple 
19.  {.a  voice  M>w  out  of  the  throne 

Came  to  pajji.  See  after  Came  Up. 
Word  of  the  Lord  Came. 
Gen.  1  {.  1 .  word  of  the  L.came  to  Abr.in  a  vifion 

Verfe  4. 

1  Sam.i^.  10. then  came  the  word  of  the  L.toSa. 

2  Sam.j -^.ihe  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Nathan 

1  Cbron.17.3. 
24.1 1  .word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Gad 

1  Hin.6. 1 1  .word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Solomon 

i3>20.wordof  theLordcameto  the  Prophet 
1 6. 1. word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Jehu 

7. came  the  word  of  the  Lord  againft  Baa'iha 
i7.2.word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Elijah.  Ver.8. 
&Chap.i8.i.&  19.9.8c  21.17,28. 
18.3 1  .to  whom  the  word  of  the  Lord  came 

2  K'tf.*°.4.the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Ifaiah 

Ifaiah  38.4. 
i  Chro.  2 2. 8. word  of  the  Lord  came  to  David 
2  Cfo-0.n.2.wordof  thzLordcame  to  Shemaiah 
1  Xjn.iz.zz.8i  z  Chro.  12.7. 
Jer.  1. 2. to  whom  the  word  of  the  L.came  in  the 
4.the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  me 

Ver.n.&Chap.2.i.&  13. 3,8.8c  16.1. 

8t  18. {.  8c  24.4.8c  32.6. 

14. 1.  word  of  the  L.that  came  to  Jer.concern. 

28. 1 2. word  of  the  L.  came  to  Jer.aftcr  Hana. 

29.3  o. then  came  the  Lord  to  Jeremie 

Chapt. 3  2.26.8c  35.12.  8c  36.27.  8c 

37.6.  &  43.8. 

33.i.word  oftheL.cd.to  Jer.  thefecond  time 

19. 'the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Jeremy 

Ver.23. 8c  Cha.34.1 2.8c  39.1 5.8c  42.7. 

&  46.1.  8c  47.1.  8c  49.34. 

E%c\.  1.3  word  of  the  L.came  cxprefly  to  Ezekiel 

3. 16. the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  me 

Chap.6.i.  8c  7.1.8c  11. 14.  8c  12.1,8,17, 

21,26.  8i  13. 1.  &c  14.2,12.8c  15. 1.  &. 

16.I.8C  I7.I5II.8C   18.I.8C  20.2,4{.8C 

21.1,8,18.  8c  22.1,  17,23.8c  23.1.  8c 
24.1, 1  {3  20.  &  2 {.1.  8c  26.1.  8c  27.1. 
8c  28.1,  n,  20.  8c  29.1,17. 8c  30.1.  8c 
31.1.8c  321,17. 8c  33.1,23.8c  34.1.8c 
3{.i. 8c  36.16. 8c  37.i{.8c38.i. 
Dd».  9. 2.  whereof  the  word  of  the  L.came  to  Jer. 
Hof.  1 . 1 .  the  word  of  the  L-that  came  to  Hofhea 
Joel  i.i  .word  of  the  Lcrd  that  came  to  Joel 
Jonah  1 . 1  .word  of  the  Lord  that  c.me  to  Jonah 

Chape. 3. 1. 
Mlc.  1. 1.  word  of  the  Lord  that  came  to  Micah 
Zeph.  1 . 1  .word  of  the  L.which  came  to  Zephaniah 
Hag.  1.1.  came  the  word  of  the  Lord  by  Haggai 
Ver.3.&  Cha.2.i,io,20. 
Zech.  1.1.  came  j 


cXm-  cam 


CAM        CAM 


CAM        CAM 


Zecb  1. 1.  came  the  word  of  the  L.to  Zechariah      , 
Ver.7.&Chap.7.i,8.| 
4  8  .the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  me  Ch.6.9. 
l.±.tame  the  word  of  the  Lord  of  hofts i  to  me 
'  Chap.8.1,18. 

Came  up. 
Gen.±.  1  ^.filled  her  pitcher.and  came  up.  Ver  1 8 . 
.  K2. there  came  up  out  of  the  river  7  .Wells 
1  and  feven  other  kinc  came  up  after 
i'  Verfe  19. 

5. feven  eares  of  corn  came  up  upon  one  ftalk 
Verfe  22. 
27.feven  ill-favoured  kine  came  up 
44. 14. when  we  cawe  up  to  thy  fervant  out  fat. 
£#<«/.  2. 2  3. their  cry  came  up  unto  God 
8.6.and  the  frogs  came  up 
16.15  -tne  quails  cawe  up,and  covered 
Num.  52.11  .none  of  the  men  that  came  up 
Dent.  34.17.  facrificed  to  gods  that  came  newly  up 
fojh.z.S.fhztame  up  to  them  upon  the  roofe 
4. 1 9.the  people  came  up  out  of  Jordan 
10.3  j.then  Horamking  of  Gezzrcame  up 
18. 1 1  .lot  of  Ben.cawe  up  accord.to  their  fam. 
fudg.z.i.  angel  of  the  Lorded  up  from  Gilgal 
4.5.childr.ofIfr.caw*e  up  to  her  for  judgement 
6. 3  .when  Ifrael  had  fowne5the  lA.iA.came  up 
5. for  they  came  up  with  their  cattell 
3  5. and  they  came  up  to  meet  him 
1 1 . 13.Ift.took  away  my  land  when  they  ca.up 

i6.but  when  Iftael  came  up  from  Egypt 
x4.2.he  came  up,  and  told  his  father 
t5.6.Philiftines  cawe  up.and  burnt  her 
16. 5. the  lords  of  the  Philiftines  came  up 

Verfe  18. 

19.30.from  the  day  that  Ifr.eawe  up  to  this  day 

1 1 . 5 .  who  is  there  that  came  not  up.     Ver.  8 . 

a  great  oath  concern. him  that  came  not  up 

1  Sam.i.  i9.when  (he  came  up  with  her  husband 

I  x.i. then  Nahaflithe  Ammonite  came  up 
1 3 .  5 .  Philift.  came  up,  and  pitched  in  Michm. 
i  j.i.laid  wait  in  the  way  when  he  came  up 

6  .ye  (hewed  kindneffe  when  they  came  up 
17.23  .there  came  up  the  champion  of  the  Phil. 
23  .i9.then  came  up  the  Ziphites  to  Saul 

2  Sam.  j. 17.  Philiftines  came  up  tofeek  David 

Verfe  22. 
17.21. they  cawe  up  out  of  the  Well 

1  Kin.1.40.  all  people  came  up  after  him 
9.24.8s  Pharaohs  daughtet  came  up  out  of  the 
10.29.3  charet  came  up.and  went  out  of  Egypt 
14.25.Sh.m3k  came  up  againft  Jerufalem 

2  Cbron.i  z.zt$. 

2  !$».i.6.there  came  a  man  up  to  meet  us 

7 -what  manner  of  man  was  he  that  cawe  up 
12.10.high  prieft  came  up,&  they  put  in  bags 
x6.5.Rezin  and  Pekaheijwe  up  to  Jerufalem 
1 7 . 3  .againft  Hofhea  came  up  Shalmanafer 

5  .king  of  Affyria  came  up  throughout  all 

Chapt.18.9. 

2  3 .9.priefts  of  the  high  place  came  not  up 
24. 1. in  the  daies  of  Jehojakim  Neb.cawe  up 

iChron.16.6. 
xo.ferv.of  Nebuc.ca»«e  up  againft  Jerufalem 

1  Cbro.  1 4. 1 1 .  fo  they  came  up  to  Baal-Perazim 

2  Chf.  16.1  .Baafha  came  up  againft  Judah 

21.17.Phil.and  Arabians  came  up  into  Judah 
24.23.hoft  of  Syria  came  up  againft  Joafh 
30.27.  their  praier  came  up  to  his  holy  dwell. 

3  5.20.  Necho  came  up  to  fight  againft  Carch. 
E^ra  4. 1 2.Jewes  which  came  up  from  thee  to  us 
Neh.7. 5 .1  found  a  regifter  of  them  which  came  up 
Pfal.j  8.21  .anger  came  up  againft  Iftael 
Cant.^.z.vihkhcame  up  from  the  warning 
Jfa.i  1. 16.  as  it  was  tolfr.in  the  day  he  came  up 

3  6. 1 .  Sennacherib  came  up  againft  Judah 
fee. 2 6. 10  .when  the  princes  heard  they  came  up 

3  6. 1 1 .  w  hen  Neb.ca.up  into  the  land3we  faid 
E^.37.8.  fleihwwc  up  upon  them 
Dan.7. 3  -an^  4-great  beafts  came  up  from  the  fea 
i         8  .came  up  among  them  another  little  home 

20.and  of  the  other  which  came  up 
j      8.3  .and  the  higher  came  up  laft 

8.  for  it  came  up  foure  notable  ones 
Hof.z.i  5#as  in  the  day  when  (he  came  up 
Jonah  4.io.which  tame  up  inanight,&  periflied 
Ato".i5.4i.otherwomenw«K  up  with  him 


fohn  1 2.2o.certain  Greeks  came  up  to  worfhip 
Aft.  1 3 . 3 1  .feen  many  daies  of  them  which  ca.up 

Game  to  paffe. 

Gw.4-3.it  came  to  paffe  that  Cain  brought  of  the 
8. it  came  to  paffe  as  they  were  in  the  field 
6.1.  itcamtto  paffe  when  men  began  to  mult. 
7. 10.it  came  to  paffe  after  7. daies  the  waters 
8.6.iteawe  to  paffe  after  40. daies  Noah  open. 
1 3  .it  came  to  paffe  in  the  60 1  .ye.  the  waters 
n.i.it  tame  to  paffe  as  they  journiedfrom 
1 2. 1 1- it  time  to  paffe  when  Abr.  came  neer  to 

\\.tame  to  paffe  when  Abr.wascome  inco 
1 4. 1.  it  came  to  paffe  in  the  daies  of  Amraph. 
1 5. 17.it  came  topafs  when  the  fun  Went  down 
19.17.  it  cameto  paffe  when  they  had  brought 
zg.came  to  paffe  when  God  deftroied  the 
34.cawe  to  paffe  on  the  morrow  the  firft-bo. 
20.13  .it  came  to  paffe  when  God  caufed  me  to 
a1.22.cawe  to  paffe  at  that  time  that  Abim.& 
22.  ixame  to  paffe  after  thefe  things  God  did 

zo.came  to  pafs  after  thefe  things  it  was  told 
24. 1  5  came  to  pafle  before  he  had  done  fpeaki. 
zz.tame  to  paffe  as  the  camels  had  done 
loxame  to  paffe  when  Laban  faw  theearer 
5  z.came  to  paffe  when  Abra.  fervants  heard 
2?.  1 1.  it  came  to  paffe  after  the  death  of  Abra. 
26. 8. cawe  to  pafs  when  Ifaac  had  been  in  Ger. 
3  z.came  to  paffe  the  fame  day  Ifaac  fer.cawe 
27.1  .came  to  paffe  when  Ifaac  was  old 

30. came  to  paffe  as  foon  as  Ifaac  had  made 
29. 10.  it  came  to  paffe  when  Jacob  faw  Rachel 
1 3  .it  came  to  pafs  when  Laban  heard  tidings 
2  3  .came  to  paffe  in  the  evening  he  took  Leah 
2  5  .came  to  paffe  in  the  morning  it  wasLeah 
30.1 5. it  came  to  paffe  when  Rachel  had  borne 
4X.oz.  to  paffe  whenfoeverthe  ftronger  cat. 
3 1 .10. came  to  paffe  at  the  time  that  the  cattel 
34.5v5.0WK  to  pafle  on  the  third  day  when, 
3  j.  17.  came  to  paffe  when  (he  was  irf  hard  lab. 
18. cawe  to  paffe  as  her  foule  was  in  depart. 
zz.came  to  pafs  when  Ifr.dwelt  in  that  land 
37.23.  came  to  paffe  when  Jofeph  was  come  to 
3  8 .  i .  it  came  to  pafs  at  that  time  Judah  went 
f).came  to  pafs  when  he  went  in  to  his  broth. 
zo.came  to  paffe  about  3  .moneths  after 
27.ca.to  pafs  in  the  time  of  her  travel .V.  2 8 
29. came  to  paffe  as  he  drew  back  his  hand 
39.5.  came  to  pafs  from  the  time  he  had  made 

7  .came  to  pafs  after  thefe  things  his  matters 

I  o  xame  to  paffe  as  (he  fpake  to  Jofeph 

I I  .came  to  paffe  about  this  time  that  Jofeph 
1 3  .came  to  paffe  when  (he  faw  he  had  left 

1  j.came  to  pafs  when  he  heard  that  I.V.  18. 
lg.tamc  to  paffe  when  his  mafter  heard 

40. 1  .it  came  to  paffe  after  thefe  things 

Chap.48.1.  &  fofb.z4.z9.  &  1  %ings 

I7.I7.  &  2X.J. 

20.it  came  to  paffe  the  third  day  which  was 
4 1 . 1 . came  to  paffe  at  the  end  of  2  .full  yeares 
25aw.13.23. 

8  .it  came  to  paffe  in  the  morning 
1Saw.20.35.  &  15.37.  &  2  Sam.ti. 

14.  &  2^.3. 20. &  10.9. 
1 3  .it  came  to  paffe  as  he  interpreted 
42.3  5.  came  topafs  as  they  emptied  their  facks 
43  .z.came  to  paffe  when  they  had  eaten  up  the 

2  i .  came  to  paffe  when  we  came  to  the  Inne 
44.24.cawe  to  paffe  when  we  came  up 

Exod.i.zi.came  to  paffe becaufe  the midwi.feared 

2.1  ixame  to  paffe  in  thofe  daies.    fudg.19.1. 

&  i  Saw.28.i.&  Mca\  1.9.81  Luke  z.i. 

&.6.iz.  8cAcls  9.37. 

2  3  .came  to  paffe  in  proceffe  of  time 

ftm.tt.4~8L  2Cfofl.21.19. 
4.24.ca»ze  to  paffe  by  the  way  in  the  Inne 
6.z8.came  to  paffe  on  the  day  the  Lord  fpake 
1  z.zgxame  to  paffe  that  at  midnight  the  Lord 
Rntb  3.8. 
qi.came  to  paffe  at  the  end  of  43  o.yeares 
felfe  fame  day  it  came  to  paffe.  Ver.  5 1 . 
13.15.cawe  topaffewhen  Phar.would  hardly 
1 7  .cawe  to  paffe  when  Phar.had  let  the  peo. 
1 4. 24.  came  to  paffe  in  the  morning  watch 
16.10  .came  to  paffe  as  Aaron  fpake 
1 3  .came  to  paffe  that  at  even  the  quails  came 
2  2 .  came  to  pafle  on  the  Cxth  day 


27. came  to  paffe  there  went  out  fome  of  the 
1 7.1  ixame  to  paffe  when  Mofes  held  up  . 
1 8. 1 3  .it  cameto  paffe  on  the  morrow 

Chap.32.3o.&  Num.17.8.81  22.41.  & 
fudg.9. 42.6c  21.4. &  1  Sam.  18.10. 
&  20.27.  &  31.8. 
19.16. came  to  pafs  on  the  third  day  in  the  mor. 
1  Saw.30.1.  &  zSam.i.z.  &  1  Kings  3. 
, .     18.  81  Efther  1.1. 
3  3.7 .cawe  to  pafs  that  every  one  which  fought 
8  .came  to  paffe  w  hen  Mofes  went  out 
().came  to  paffe  as  Mofes  entred 
34.29.  caw?  to  paffe  when  Mofes  camedowne 
40. 1 7. it  came  to  paffe  in  the  fitft  moneth 
Levity.  1  .came  to  paffe  on  the  eighth  day 

Lu\e  i.59. 

Num.7.i  .came  to  paffe  on  the  day  that  Mof.fet  up 

10. 1  i.eawe  to  paffe  on  20rl'.d3y  of  the  id.rao. 

3  5. cawe  to  paffe  when  the  Arke  fet  forward 

11.25  -came  to  paffe  when  the  fpirit  refted 

16.3  i.eawe  to  paffe  as  he  had  made  an  end    '' 
Peaf.31.24.  &jWg.i5.i7.&  iSaw.13. 

10.  &  1S.1.  &  24.16. 
42.  cawe  to  paffe  as  the  congr.was  gathred 
2  i.g.came  to  paffe  if  a  ferpent  had  bitten  any 
26. 1. cawe  to  paffe  after  the  plague 
Deut.  1 .3  .came  to  paffe  in  the  40 .yeaje 

2.16X0  it  came  to  paffe.  1Saw.r3.22. 

&z!0».i5.i2.&£/2.2.8.&,«?.27.44. 
J. 23  .cawe  to  paffe  when  ye  heard  the  voice 
9.11  .came  to  paffe  at  the  end  of  40. daies 
Jofh.  1 . 1  .it  cawe  to  paffe  the  L. fpake  to  Joihua 
z.%.came  to  paffe  about  the  time  of  (hutting 
3. 2. it  came  to  pafle  after  3. daies.      Cha.9.16. 
&  14.2.46.  &  ^#.28.17. 
14-came  to  paffe  when  the  people  removed 
4. 1.  cawe  to  paffe  when  the  people  were  paffed 

Verfe  1 1 . 
i8.cawe  to  paffe  when  the  priefts  were  come 
j.  1. cawe  to  paffe  when  the  kings  of  the  Amor. 
Chapt.9.1. 
8. cawe  to  paffe  when  they  had  done  circum. 
1 3  .came  to  paffe  when  Jofh.was  by  Jericho 
6.8. cawe  to  paffe  when  Joih.had  fpoke  to  the 
i6.cdme  to  paffe  at  the  feventh  time 
20.  cawe  to  paffe  when  the  peo.heard  the  fo. 
8. 14.  came  to  paffe  when  the  king  of  Ai  faw  it 
10. 1. came  to  paffe  when  Adoni-zedek  heard 
11. came  to  paffe  as  they  fled 
24.cawe  to  pafs  when  they  brought  out  thofe 

27.  came  to  paffe  at  the  time  of  going  down 
n.i.caweto  paffe  when  Jab  in  heard 

1 5. 18.it  cawe  to  paffe  as  (he  cameto  him 

fudges  1. 14, 
17.13  .yet  it  cawe  to  paffe 

2 1 .4  5  .all  came  to  paffe 
23.i.eawe  to  paffe  a  long  timeafter 

fudg.  1 . 1  .after  the  death  ofjoih.it  came  to  paffe 

28.  came  to  paffe  when  Ifrael  was  ftrong 
a. 4  cawe  to  paffe  when  the  angel  fpake 

\<).caffie  to  paffe  when  the  Judge  was  dead 
Chapt.8.33. 
j.27.cawe  to  paffe  w  hen  he  was  come 
6.7. .came  to  paffe  when  Ifrael  cried 

2  5  .came  to  paffe  the  fame  night. «  Ch.7.9. 
1 1.3  5. cawe  to  paffe  when  he  faw  her 

39.caweto  pafle  at  the  enc? of  2. moneths 
I3.20.foriteawetopaffe.         1  i^w.114,15. 
x4.1x.il  cawe  to  paffe  when  they  faw  him 
1 5. it  cawe  to  paffe  on  the  feventh  day 

2  Saw.12.18. 

1 5. 1  .but  it  cawe  to  paffe.  2  Kings  3.5. 

8cNebcm.-\..i>7.  Bcfer.jj.n. 

i6.4.it  cawe  to  paffe  afterward.     1  Saw. 24. 5. 

&I«^e8.i, 

\6.came  to  paffe  when  (he  preffed  him 

2  5  .cawe  to  paffe  when  their  hearts  were  mer. 

1 9. 5  .came  to  paffe  on  the  fourth  day 

Rutb  1. 1. now  it  cawe  to  paffe  when  thejudg.rul. 

\^.came  to  pafle  when  they  were  come 
1  Saw.  1 . 1 2. it  cawe  to  paffe  as  (he  continued  pray. 
20.whereforc  it  cawe  to  paffe 
5_2.it  tame  to  paffe  atthattime.   1  Kin.11.z-9. 
4  18.  tame  to  paffe  when  he  made  mention 
5.10.  cawe  to  paffe  as  the  Atke  came  to  Ekron 
■j.zxame  to  paffe  while  the  Arke  abode 

8. 1. cawe 


C  A  M      CAM 


CAM       CAM 


CAM      CAM 


S.i. came  to  paffe  when  Samuel  was  old 
g.t6.cametopa&  at  fpring  of  the  day 
10.9.  ail  thofe  fayings  came  to  pafs  that  day 

1 1  .came  to  pafs  when  all  that  knew  him  faw 
1 1.1 1.  came  to  paffe  that  they  which  remained 
1 4. 1  .now  it  came  to  paffe  upon  a  day 

19.  came  to  pa'ffe  while  Saul  talked  with 
i6.6.came  to  paffe  when  they  were  come 

23.  came  to  pafs  when  the  evil  fpir.from  G. 
17.48  .came  to  pafle  when  the  Philiftincs  arofe 
\%.6-cme  to  paffe  as  they  came 

3  o  .came  to  paffe  after  they  went  forth 
z^.6xame  to  paffe  when  Abiathar  fled 
44. 1. came  to  paffe  when  Saul  was  returned 
z^.^xame  to  paffe  about  ten  daies  after 
a  Sam.  1 .  v. came  to  paffe  after  the  death  of  Saul 
a.  1  .came  to  paffe  after  this.         Chap. 8 . 1  ._& 
10.1.&  13. 1. &  15.1.&  ai.i8.&  zKj". 
6.24.  &  1  Cbion.iK.i.  &  19. 1.  & 
a 0.4.  &  a  Cbron.zo.i- 
a  3  .came  to  paffe  that  as  many  as  came 
3 .6. came  to  paffe  while  there  was  war 
4.4  .came  to  paffe  as  (he  made  haftc  to  flee 
7 . 1  .came  to  paffe  when  the  K.fate  in  his  houfe 
1  Chrtm.17.1. 
4.  it  came  to  paffe  that  night.  a  Kings 

19.3  j.  &  1  Chro.17.3. 
j  1 . 1  .came  to  paffe  after  the  yeare  was  expired 
1  Chron. zo.i. 
a  came  to  paffe  in  an  evening  tide 
16. came  to  pafs  when  Joab  obferved  the  city 
1  i.^oxame  to  pafs  while  they  Were  in  the  way 
3  6. came  to  paffe  as  fobn  as  he  had  made 

zl^ngs  io.aj. 
1  '{.-j. came  to  paffe  after  40.yeares 

3  a. it  came  to  paffe  when  David,  was  come 
Chapt.17,17. 
1  6.  t6.came  to  paffe  when  Hufhai  was  come 
1 7. a  1  .came  to  paffe  after  they  were  departed 
ig.zj.came  to  paffe  when  Mephi-wascometo 
1  JC/s.2.39.  came  to  pafs  at  the  end  of  3.yeares 
5.7.  came  to  pafs  when  Hiram  heard  the  words 
6. 1  .came  to  paffe  in  the  4 8o.yeare  after 
%.io. came  to  pafs  when  the  pri.were  come  out 
a  Chron.  5.1 1. 
5.1 .  came  to  pafs  when  Solom.had  finifhed  the 
.  iq.came  to  paffe  at  the  end  of  ao.years 
* ;  a  Ckron.B.i. 

iz.z.came  to  paffe  whenjeroboam  heard  of  it 
Chap.  1 3.4.  &  a  Chro. io.z. 
20. came  to  paffe  when  all  Ifrael  heard..- 
1 3  .ao.  came  to  paffe  as  they  fate  at  the  table 
a  j  .came  to  pafs  after  he  had  eaten  bread 
7, 1  .came  to  pafs  after  that  he  had  buried  him 
14. a  j.camc  to  pafs  in  the  fifth  year  of  Rehob. 
a  Chron.  ia.a. 

1  f.zixametopaCs  whenBaafha  heard  thereof 

zg.came  to  paffe  when  he  reigned,that  he 

Chap.  1 6. 1 1. 
1 6 . 1 8 .  came  to  pafs  w  hen  Z  imri  faw  the  city 

3  t  .came  to  paffe  as  if  it  had  been  a  light 
17. 7. came  to  pafs  after  a  while  the  brook  dried 
18.1  .came  to  pafle  after  many  daies.  Jcr- 1 3 .6. 

1.7. came  to  pafle  when  Ahab  faw  Elijah 

%7.iame  to  paffe  at  noon,Elijah  mocked 

zg.cdme  to  paffe  when  mid-day  was  pafl 
.  36.  came  to  pafs  at  the  time  of  the  offering 

^.tami  to  paffe  at  the  feventh  time 

tf.canie  to  paffe  in  the  mean  while 
ao.  1  z.came  to  pafs  when  Benhadad  heard  this 

z6.came  to  pafs  at  the  return  of  the  yeare 
zi.i^xameto  pafs  when  Jezebel  heard  that 

1 6. came  to  pafs  when  Ahab  heard  that  Nab. 

Z7.cameto  pafs  when  Ahab  heard  thofe  wor. 

2  z.i.it  came  to  paffe  on  the  third  yeare^that 

zKims  18. 1. 
3  a.  came  to  pafs  when  the  capt.faw  Jehofha. 
Ver. 3  3 .  &  a  Chron.  18.31,3  a. 
a  iQn.  2.  1.  came  to  paffe  when  the  L. would  take 
tf.camc  to  pafs  when  they  were  gone  over 
1  i.came  to  pafle  as  they  ftill  went  on 
3 . 1  5  .came  to  paffe  when  the  minftrell  played 
4.6. came  to  pafs  when  the  veffels  were  full 
a  5  came  to  pafs  when  the  man  of  G.faw  her 
qo.came  to  paffe  as  they  were  eating 
5.7. came  to  pafs  when  the  K.of  Ifr.had  read 


6.zo.came  to  paffe  when  they  were  come 
3  o.came  to  pafs  when  the  K.heard  the  words 
Chap.aa.n.  &  aCfo-0.34.19. 
7.  iS-came  to  pafs  as  the  man  of  G.had  fpoken 
S.i.cameto  paffe  at  the  end  of  7.yeares 
j.came  to  paffe  as  he  was  telling  the  king 
\  j. it  came  to  paffe  on  the  morrow.     1  Chro. 
lo.S.SzJer.zo.i.SiAft.q.s. 
g.zz.came  to  paffe  when  Joram  faw  Jehu 
10.7,  came  to  paffe  when  the  letter  came 
13.z1.came  to  pafs  as  they  were  burying  a  man 
1 4. 5.  came  to  pafs  as  foon  as  the  kingdom  was 
a  Chron.zo.i. 
18-9.it  came  to  paffe  in  the  fourth  yeare 

Jerem.36.1. 
19. 1  .came  to  paffe  when  Hezekiah  heard  it 

',  ifaiah  37.1. 
37. came  to  pafle  as  he  was  worshipping 

Ifaiah  37.38. 
zo.q.came  to  paffe  afore  Ifaiah  was  gone 
zz-i-came  to  pafle  in  the  eighteenth  yeare 
a-t.ao.through  the  anger  of  the  L.  it  M.topafs 
Jeremy  z.3. 
25.1  .came  to  paffe  in  the  ninth  year.  Jer.  5  a.4. 
a  y.it  came  to  paffe  in  the  feventh  moneth 

Jercm.41.1. 
27.  it  came  to  pafle  in  the  37.yeare 

Jerem. ^z.^i. 
1  Chr.  1  %.z6.came  to  pafs  when  God  helped  the 
a  Chr.  5. 1 3 .  came  to  paffe  as  trumpeters  &  lingers 
1 2. 1.  came  to  paffe  when  Rehob.had  eftablifh. 
1 3 . 1 5;  .came  to  pafs  that  God  fmote  Jeroboam 
24.4.U-  came  to  paffe  after  this 

1 1  ,'ca.  to  pafs  at  what  time  the  cheft  was  br. 
z^.came  to  paffe  at  the  end  of  the  yeare 
25.1  ^.carne  to  paffe  after  that  Amaz.was  come 
i6.came  to  paffe  as  he  talked  with  him 
Nch.  1 . 1  .came  to  paffe  in  the  moneth  Chifleu 
4.  came  to  paffe  when  I  heard 
2. 1  .came  to  paffe  in  the  moneth  Nifan 
4.1  z.came  to  paffe  when  the  Jewes  came 
i  5  xatHe  to  pafs  when  our  enemies  heard 

Cbapt.6.iji6. 
16. came 'to  paffe  from  that  time  forth 
7.1.  came  to  paffe  when  the  wall  was  built 
1  z. i.came  to  paffe  when  they  had  heard  the 
igxame  to  paffe  when  the  gates  began  to  be 
Efth.  1 . 1  .came  to  pafs  in  the  daies  of  Ahafuerus 
34  now  it  came  to  paffe  as  they  fpake  daily 
lfd.7.1.  came  to  paffe  in  the  daies  of  Ahaziah 
3  6. 1. came  to  pafs  in  the  i4.yeare  of  Hezekiah 
48.3.I  did  them  fuddenly3&  thsy  came  to  pafle 
5  before  it  came  to  pafs  I  fhewed  it  thee 
Jer.^.g.came  to  pafs  through  the  lightnefsof  her 
z6.%.came  to  pafs  when  Jeremy  had  made  an 
Chapt.43.1. 
28 . 1  .it  Cime  to  pafle  the  fame  yeare 
3  6.g.ca.  to  pafs  in  the  fifth  yeare  of  Jehojakim 
16. came  to  paffe  when  they  had  heard  all 
a  3  .came  to  paffe  when  Jehudi  had  read 
37.11  .came  to  paffe  when  the  army  was  broken 
icf.q.came  ropafs  when  Zedekiah faw  them 
4 1  .^.came  to  pafs  on  the  ad.day  after  he  had 
6.came  to  paffe  as  he  met  them 
1 3  .came  to  pafs  when  the  people  faw  Johan. 
E?ek..i. i.came  to  paffe  in  the  30.yeare 
l-\6.came  to  paffe  at  the  end  of  7. daies  ' 
8.1  .came  to  paffe  in  the  fixth  yeare 
9 . 8  .came  to  paffe  while  they  were  flaying 
10.6. came  to  paffe  whenheihad  commanded 
1 1 . 1 3  .came  to  paffe  when  I  prophefied 
1 6.zi.came  to  pafs  after  all  thy  wickedneffe 
ao.  1  .came  to  paffe  in  the  feventh  yeare 
26.  i.it  came  to  paffe  in  the  eleventh  yeare 

Chap.30.20.8c  3  i.i. 
zg.17.came  to  paffein  the  a7.yeare 
3  a.  1 .  came  to  paffe  in  the  twelfth  yeare 

Ver.  17. &  Chap. 3  3. a  1. 
Daii.B.z.it  came  to  paffe  when  I  faw 

1 5 .came  t&  pafs  when  I,even  I  Daniel 
Ami).  7 .  z  .came  to  pafs  when  the  grafhoppers  had 
Jonah  4.8.came  to  paffe  when  the  fun  did  arife 
Zech.7. i.came  to  pafs  inthe  4th.year  of  K.Darius 
Mat.7  .z8  .came  to  paffe  when  Jefus  had  ended 
9.  lo.cameto  paffe  as  Jefus  fate  at  meat 

Mar.z.  1 5.1^/^4.30. 


1 1  .i.came  to  pafs  when  Jefus  had  made  an  end 
13.53  -cmz  to  paffe  when  Jefas  had  finifhed 
«.;  Chap.i9.i.&2C.I- 

Mar.z.  a  3 .  came  to  pafs  as  he  w  ent  thorow  come 

4.4.  came  to  paffe  as  he  fowed 
L;i\.  1 . 8. came  to  paffe  while  he  executed 

ztxame  to  paffe  as  foon  as  the  daies  of  his 
4 1  .came  to  pafs  when  Elifabeth  heard 
2.15.  came  to  pafs  as  the  angels  were  gone 
3  .a  1 .  came  to  pafs  that  jefus  alfo  being  baptif. 
y.i.  came  to  paffe  as  the  people  preafed  to  hear 
1  zxame  to  paffe  when  he  was  in  a  certaine 
i7.itM/»etopaffeonacertaine  day 

Chapt.8.22. 
6. 1 .  came  to  paffe  on  the  fecond  Sabbath 

6xame  to  paffe  alfo  on  another  Sabbath 
7. 1 1  .came  to  paffe  the  day  after 

^.came  to  paffe  when  Jefus  was  returned 
9.18  .came  to  paffe  as  he  was  alone  praying 

Chapt.n.i. 
zS.came  to  paffe  about  8. daies  after 
3  3 .  came  to  paffe  as  they  departed  from  him 
1  i.came  to  paffe  on  the  next  day 
%7.came  to  pafle  as  they  wentin  the  way 

Chapt.10.38. 
1 1 . 1  nxame  to  paffe  as  the  divell  was  gone 
Z7 .came  to  paffe  as  he  fpake  thefe  things 
14.1  .came  to  paffe  as  he  went  into  the  houfe 
16.22.it  came  to  paffe  that  the  beggar  died 
I7.11.came  to  paffe  as  he  went  to  Jerufalem 

14.it  came  to  paffe  as  they  went,they 
18.35.  came  to  paffe  as  he  was  come  nigh  to 
19.15.cvwa  to  paffe  when  he  was  returned 

zg.came  to  pafs  when  he  was  come  ni<»h  to 
zo.i.came  to  paffe  in  one  of  thofe  daies 
24.4.  came  to  pafs  as  they  were  much  perplexed 
1 5 .  came  to  pafs  while  they  communed  tog. 
5 1 .  came  to  paffe  w  hile  he  bleffed  them 
Aft.p.jz.  came  to  paffe  as  Peter  paffed  thorow 
43 . came  to  paffe  he  tarried  in  Joppa 
11.26.  came  to  paffe  a  whole  yeare  the  affe 

28.  which  came  to  paffein  the  daies  of  Clau. 
14.  i.came  to  paffe  in  Iconium  they  went  both 
19. i.came  to  paffe  while  Apollos  was  at  Cor. 
1  Thef.  3  <4.even  as  it  came  to  paffe3and  ye  know 
Cameli. 

G«z.  24.64/Rebekah  lighted  off  the  cameli 
Lcvit.  1 1 .4.  thefe  ye  fliall  eate  as  the  cameli 

E>eut, 1^,7. 
1  Sam.i  5.3.deftroy  infant,fuckling.&Wfc7/,affe 
Zech.  1 4. 1 5  .fo  fhall  the  plague  be  of  the  cameli 
ilto.3.4.John  had  his  raiment  of  camells  haire 

Ma,\e  1.6. 
19.24.it  iseafier  for  2.  came 11  to  go  through 

Mar.io.z%.  ScLulp  18.25. 
23  .a4.  ftrain  at  a  gnat,and  fwallow  a  cameli 
Camtlton. 
Irwf.ii.30„thefefhalbe  unclean,the cornelian 

Cntnelff. 
Gw.ia.i6.Abram  had  fliee-affes  and  camels 

24. 1  o.took  ten  camels  of  the  camels  of 

1 1.  he  made  his  camels  to  kneele  downe 
14.  and  I  will  give  thy  camels  drink  alfo 

Verfe46. 
1 9.faid,I  w  il  draw  water  for  thy  camels  alfo- 
Verfe44. 
ao.Rebekah  drew  for  all  his  camels 
zzxamels  had  done  drinking,the  man 
30. he  flood  by  the  camels  at  the  Well 
3  1  .prepared  the  houfe  and  room  for  COinels  [ 
3  a.ungirded  the  camels,gzvc  ftraw  for  camels  | 
3  5. given  my  mafter  camels  and  affes 
6 1  .Rebekah  &  her  damofels  rode  upon  cam. 
6 3. beho\d,the camels  were  coming 
30. 43. Jacob  had  camels  and  affes 
3 1 . 1 7.  Jacob  fet  his  fons  &  wives  upon  camels 

3  4. and  put  them  in  the  camels  furniture 

3  2.7. divided  the  herds  and  camels  into  bands 

1 5.thirty  milch  camels  with  their  colts 

37.2  5.Ifhmaelites  came  from  Gilead  withcrf. 
Exod.g.  3  .hand  of  the  Lord  is  upon  the  camels 
Judg.C.  5-they  &  their  camels  were  without  numb. 

Chapt.7.12. 
8.ai.took  awayornaments  on  camels  necks 
afi.befides  the  chains  that  were  about  camels 
1  Sam.z7.9.T>2ivid  took  away  camels  and  affes 

30.17.fave 


CAM      CAM 


CAN       CAN 


,o  i7.fave  4oo.which  rode  upon  camels 
t  Kjn.  lo.a.fhe came  to  Jer.wirh camels  thattere 

*  Kings  8. 9.Hazariah  took  4°-«f efr  burden 
!  Chr.lz  i.tookaway  their  cattell  of  cam.  50000 
,  X.O  of  Zebulun  brought  bread  on  camels 
27  io'overthewwfrwas  Obil.the  Ifhmaelite 
2  Chr.14.1 y.fmote alfo  the  tems,& earned c«^ 
E?^  2.67.their  »*  4?  5-  aflcs><57 20. 

x         '  Nehem.-j.6g. 

Eflb  8  io.fent letters bypoftesonwwe/i-,&drom. 

'  14.(0  the  poftes  that  rode  on  cam.went  out 
/eft  1.3  his  fubftance  was  $ooo.camels 

17.the  Caldeans  fell  upon  the  camels 

r,  4i.ii.hehad6ooo.wwf/^r40oo.(heep 

Zja.a1.7-he  faw  acharetofaffes,and  o(  camels 

20.6-their  treafures  on  bunches  of  camels 

6o.6.multitrideofw»zefriViall  cover  thee 

/^.^.ap.aiall  take  to  themfelves  their  camels 

3  i.and  their  camels  llulbe  a  booty 
E^ft  1 5 . 5 .11^  make  Rabbah  a  liable  for  camels 

Cameft,- 

G«z.i6.8.Hagar,Sara's  maid, Whence cameft  thou 

24.^. bring  thy  fon/rom  whence  thon  c#8?/2 

27.3  3.I  have  eaten  of  all  before  thou  cameft 

Exo.  2  3 . 1 J .  for  in  it  thou  cameft  out  from  Egypt 

34.18.in  themoneth  Abib  thou  cameft  out 
Num.2  a.  37.wherefore  cameft  thou  not  unto  me 
Deut.i.^.to  the  land  of  Afnmonthou  cameft  not 
1 6.3. thou  maift  remember  the  day  thou  cameft 
(otthoncameft  forth  in  hafte 
6.at  the  feafon  thou  cameft  out  of  Egypt 

1  Sa.i 3 . i i .thou  cam.not  within  the  daics  appoin. 

1 7. 2 8. why  cameft  thou  downe  hither 

2  Sam.ii.io.camejt  thou  not  from  thy  journey 

1 5.ao.whereas  xhem-cameft  but  yefterday 

1  Kjn.  1 3 .9.  nor  return  the  way  that  thou  cameft 

Verfe  17. 
1 4.art  thou  the  man  of  God  that  cameft 
z 2. but  cameftbzck,  and  haft  eaten 

2  Kw.19-a8.turn  thee  back  by  the  way  thoacameji 

Ifaiab  37.29. 
Veh.g.  1 3 .  cameft  downe  alfo  upon  mount  Sinai 
lfa.64.~i  .thou  cameft  down,  the  mountains  flowed 
Jer.  1. 5 .before  thou  cameft  forth>  I  fanctified 
Etek-1  a.a.thou  cameft  forth  with  thy  rivers 
.M<tf.2a.iz.how  cameft  thou  in  hither 
John  6.ay  .Rabbi,  when  cameft  thou  hither 
i6.30.webeleevethou  cameft  forth  from 
A ci.g.  1 7-appeare  to  thee  in  the  way  as  thou  cameft 

Camon. 
Jadg.  10.5  Jair  died,and  was  buried  in  Camon 

Camp. 
£#orf.i4.i9.angel  of  G.wc''  went  before  the  camp 
20. came  between  the  camp  of  the  Egyptians 
and  the  camp  of  Iftael,and  it  was  a  cloud 
1 6. 1 3. the  quailes  covered  the  camp 
19. 1 6  all  the  people  in  the  camp  trembled 
3  2.i7.there  is  a  noifeor  war  in  ihecamp 
19.3s  foon  as  he  came  nigh  to  the  camp 
a6.Mofes  flood  in  the  gat  e  of  the  camp 
a7.go  thorowout  the  camp,in&  fl  ty 
3  6  6.caufed  it  to  be  proclaimed  thorow-the  ca. 
Leva.  17.3  .that  killeth  any  goat  in  the  camp 

24<io.{lrove  together  in  the  camp 
Num.i .  5  a  pitch  every  one  by  his  own  camp 
a. 3  .on  the  Eaft  fide  they  of  the  camp  of  Judah 
9.all  that  were  numbred  in  the  camp  of Juda 
10. on  the  South  fide  the  camp  of  Reuben 
16. all  that  were  numbred  of  the  ca.o( Reub. 
1 7. tab.fct  forward  with  the  camp  of  the  Lev. 
1 8. on  the  Weft  fide  thecamp  of  Ephraim 
24.aH  that  were  numbred  of  the  w.ofEphr. 
2y.ftandard0ftheca.ofDan0ntheNo.lide 
3  1  .all  that  were  numbred  of  the  camp  ofDan 
4.  J. when  the  camp  fetteth  forward 
1 5. as  the  camp  is  to  fet  forward 
io.l4.firftplace  went  the  ftand.of  the  cvz.of  Ju. 
1 8. the  ftandard  of  thzcam.of Reub.fet  forw. 
22.ftandard  of  the  camp  of  Ephr.fet  forward 
15 .ftandard  of  the  camp  of  Dan  fet  forward 
n.i.confumedthe  in  the  utmoft  parts  of  thee. 
9-when  the  dew  fell  upon  the  camp 
26 .  there  remained  two  of  the  men  in  the  ca. 
they  prophefied  in  the  camp 
i7.Eldad  and  Medad  prophetic  in  the  camp 


3  1  .let  the  quailes  fall  by  the  camp 
1  a.  1 5  .Miriam  was  (hut  out  from  the  camp 
3  i.ia.they  brought  the  captives  to  the  camp 
Z>£«£.2  3.io.hefti3ll  not  come  within  the  camp 
14.  Lord  walketh  in  themidft  of  thy  camp 
therefore  fhall  thy  camp  be  holy 
a9. 1 1  .before  the  L.  &  the  ftranger  in  the  camp 
7fl/^-S.8.abode  in  their  places  in  the  camp 
6.18  .and  make  the  camp  of  Ifrael  a  curfe 
9. 6. they  went  to  Jofhua  to  the  camp  to  Gilgal 
io.6.men  of  Gibeah  fent  to  Jofhua  to  the  camp 
1  5  Jofhua  and  Ifrael  returned  to  the  camp 

Verfe  43. 
a  1  .people  returned  to  the  camp  to  Jofhua 
Judg.j.\  7. when  I  come  to  the  out-fide  o(theca. 
1 8  .blow  ye  on  every  fide  of  all  the  camp 
19/0  Gideon  came  to  the  otitfide  o(  thecamp 
1 3 .  a  y.fpirit  of  G. began  to  move  in  the  camp 
a  1 .8. came  none  to  the  camp  from  Jabefh 
1  a.brought  them  to  the  camp  to  Shiloh 

1  Sam. 4.6.noife  of  this  (hour,  in  the  camp 
i7. 1 7.run  to  the  camp  to  thy  brethren 
26. 6. go  downe  with  me  to  Saul  to  thecamp 

1 I(iK.i6.i6.made  OmriKing  in  the  camp 

2  K?z.3.a4.came  to  thecampof Ifrael,theIfr.rofe 
6.3.fuch  a  place  fhalbe  my  camp 
7. j.in  twilight  to  go  to  the  camp  of  the  Syrians 

when  come  to  the  uttermoft  part  of  the  at* 
7  left  the  camp  as  it  was,and  fled  for 
8.when  the  lepers  came  to  thecamp 
10. we  came  to  the  camp  of  the  Syrians 
19.3  j.fmotein  the  camp  of  the  Affyr.185000. 
Ifaiab  37.36. 
a  Chro  aa.i.  came  with  the  Arabians  to  the  camp 
3  a.ai.cu't  ofFthe  leaders  in  theca.of  the  Aflyr. 
Pfal.y  8. 28. let  it  fall  in  the  midft  of  their  camp 
io6.io\they  envied  Mofe's  alfo  in  the  camp 
ExcJ{.4.2.(zt  the  camp  alfo  againft  it 
Joel  a.  1  i.for  his  camp  is  very  great 
&ry.ao.9.compaffed  the  cam"  of  the  Saints 

Into  the  Camp. 
Exod.-$  3. 1  i.Mofcs  turned  again  into  the  camp 
lew?.  14. 8. after  that  he  fhall  come  into  the  camp 
1 6. 26. afterward  he  fhatl  come  into  the  camp 

Ver  iS.Num.  19. 7. &  31^4. 
Num.i  1.3  o.Mofes  gate  him  into  the  camp 
Vent. 1 3 .1 1  fun  is  down, he  fhall  come  into  the  ca. 
Jof.6. 1  r. going  about  it  once,&  came  into  the  ca. 
i4.compaffcd  thecity,&  returned  into, thee. 
1  S^.4.3.  when  the  people  were  come  into  the  ca. 
5.  when  the  Ark  came  into  thecamp 
6.underftood  the  Ark  was  come  into  the  ca. 
7. God  is  come  into  the  camp 
i4.ai.Hcb.wch  went  up  with  Phil. into  the  ca. 
Out oj 'the  Camp. 
Exod.  1 9. 1 7  -Mofes  brough  c  the  peop.out  of  the  ca, 
Levit.  io.4«carry  your  brethren  out  of  the camp 
5. carried  them  in  their  coats  out  of  the  cam]. 
I4.3.prieft  fhall  go  out  of  the  camp,and  look 
i7.3.orrhat  killeth  any  goat  out  of  the  camp 
a4.a3.bnng  him  that  hid  curfed  out  of  the  ca. 
Num.  5 .  a.put  out  of  the  camp  every  leper 

10. 34-by  day  when  they  went  out  of  the  camp 
1  a.  14. let  her  be  fhut  out  from  the  camp 
i4.44.Mofes  departed  not  out  of  the  camp 
Dent,  a  3. 10.  then  fhall  he  go  abroad  out  of  the  ca. 

1  Sam.  1 3 .  17-fpoilers  came  out  of  the  camp 
1 7. 4.  went  out  achamp.out  of  the  ca.ofthe  Ph. 

2  Sam. 1.2.Z  man  came  out  of  the  camp  from  Sam. 
3. out  of  the  camp  of  Ifrael  ami  efcaped 

a  Kjn.7.1  a-gone  out  of  the  £2. to  hide  themfelves 

Roundabout  the  Camp. 
Num.  1 1 .3 1  .on  that  fide  round  about  the  camp 

3  a. they  fyrcad  them  round  about  the  camp 
Judg.j. a  1. every  man  in  his  place  round  ab.the  c. 

without  the  Camp. 
EOTrf.29.14.burn  with  fire  without  the  camp 
3  3.7.  pitched  the  tabernacle  without  thecamp 
fought  the  L.went  out—without  the  camp 
Levit. 4.1  a.bullockjcarfy  without  the  camp 

Ver.a1.Chap.16.a7. 
6.1 1. carry  forth  afh.es  without  thecamp 
8.  i7.bullock,he  burnt  with  fire  without  the  ca. 
Chnpt.9.1 1. 
13. 46 .without  the  camp  fhall  his  habitation  be 
24.  i4.bring  forth  him  that  hath  curfed  with.e. 
O 


2V«.  y . 3  -male  &  female  (hair  h e  put  with.the  camp 

4.child.6f  Ifr.did  put  them  without  the  camp 

15.35  .all  the  cong.fhal  ftone  him  with.the  ca. 

36.  the  congr.brought  him  without  the  camp 

19.3  .bring  the  red  heifer  without  the  camp 

9.  by  up  the  afhes  without  the  ca.in  a  clean 
3  1.13. went  forth  to  meet  them  without  the  ca. 
i9.do  ye  abide  without  the  camp  7. dayes 
Dcut.23.1 2.fhali  have  a  place  alfo  without  thecv*. 
Jofi.6. 2  3  .left  her  kinred  without  the  camp  of  Ifr. 
Heb.  1 3 . 1 1  .bodies  of  thofe  beafts  are  burnt  wi.ftf. 
1 3  .go  forth  therefore  to  him  without  the  ca. 
Camp.    CampeO. 
Exod.  1 9. 2. there  Ifrael  camped  before  the  mount 
Z/a.29-3.andI  will  camp  againft  thee  round  about 
Jer.  50.29.ye  that  bend  the  bow  camp  againft  it 
Nah.$.  i7.wcl1  camp  in  the  hedges  in  the  cold  day 

Campg. 
Ar«W.a.3  a.all  trmt  were  numbr.  of  the  camps  were 
y  .3  .that  they  defile  not  their  camps 
10. a  and  for  the  journyingoftheraw/!^ 

5.when  ye  blow  an  alarm  the  camps  on  Eaft 

6.  when  alarm  the  ad.time  the  ca.on  the  So. 

a  5/.  campofD.in  wasrerewardof  all  the  ca. 

Amos  4. 1  o.I  have  made  the  ftink  of  your  camps  to 

Camper, 

toM.i4.sbeloved  to  me  as  a  clufter  of ' Camphir 
4.1 3  .plants  an  orchard  withpleaf  (\:\xits,Camt> 
Can.  r' 

Gew.41.3  8  .can  we  find  fuch  a  one  as  this  is 
44. 1  .as  much  as  they  can  carry 

Dent.  1. 1 2.  how  can  I  my  felfe  alone  bears 
3  1. 2. 1  can  no  more  go  out  nor  come  in 
32.3  9. neither  is  there  any  that  can  deliver 

1  Sam.  1 6-2. how  can  I  go,  if  Saul  heare 
28.2.fhalt  know  whac  thy  fervant  can  do 

2  S<w».7.ao.what  can  David  fay  more 
12.23 xm  I  bring  him  back  againe 
1  5-.36.fend  to  me  every  thing  ye  can  heare 
19.3  <,.can\  difcerne  between  good  and  evill 

'can  I  heare  any  more  the  voice  of  finging 
1  Kjn.  5.6".any  that  can  skill  to  hew  timber 
a  Chro,  1 . 1  o  .w  ho  can  judge  this  thy  people 
Eflh.S.6.  how  can  I  endure  to  fee  the  evill 
Job  6  6. can  that  which  is  unfavoury  be  eaten 
8.1  ixa.the  rufli  grow  without  mire,M.the  flag 
1  a.i4.fhutteth  up  a  man,and  there  canbe  no 
ai.i.c«a  man  be  profitable  unto  God 

1 3  .can  he  judge  thorow  rhe  dark  cloud 
2 5. 4. how  can  man  be  juftified  with  God 
34.a9-who  then  can  make  trouble 

when  he  hideth  his  face  who  can  behold 

36^9.  OTZany  underftand  the  fpread.ofthecL 

Vfal. 40. 5. they  are  mo  then  canbe  numbred 

49. 7. none  of  them  can  by  any  meancs  redeeme 

7  8. 1  g.can  God  furnifh  a  table  in  the  wildernes 

ao  can  he  give  bread  alfo  ?  can  he  provide 
89.6.who  in  the  heaven  can  be  compared  to 
who  among  the  fons  of  men  can  be  likened 
Tro.6.2-j.can  a  man  take  fire  in  his  bofome 
2%. can  one  go  upon  hot  coales 
ao.24.howe.OT  a  man  then  underftand  h's 
Ectlef. 2-1 2. Yihat  ca.xhe  man  do  that  cometh  after 
3  •  1 4.nothing  can  be  put  to  it 
4.11  .how  can  one  be  warme  alorie 
Ifa  46. 7. one  fhall  cry  to  him,yet  can  he  notanfw. 

49.15  .can  a  woman  forget  her  fucking  child 
Jer. 2.7,2. can  a  maid  forget  her  ornaments 
9. 1  o.fo  that  none  can  paffe  thorow  them 
a3.a4.M-  any  hide  himfelf  in  fecret  places  that 
47. 7. how  can  itbequiet,feeingthe  Lord 
E%e\.72. 1 4.ca.thine heart  endure,W«  thine  hands 

37.3.w«  thefe  bones  live 
Dan.x.w  .none  other  that  can  fliew  it  before  the  K. 
Amo.  3 . 3  .can  two  walk  together,exccpt  thty be  fr. 
I.can  a  bird  fall  in  a  fnare,wherc  no 
8  .who  can  but  prophefie 
Mat.  12.3  4-how  can  ye,  being  evill,  fpeak  good 
i9.a5.whothen  ^rabefaved.        Mar. to. 26. 
&!/%  1 8.  a  6. 
27.65.make it  as  fure  asyou«» 
Jkto\2.7.who  cart  forgive  fins  but  God 

1  g.can  the  childr.of  the  bride-chamber  faft 
3. 27.no  man  can  enter  into  a  ftrongmans 
9.  a9.this  kinder  come  forth  by  nothing  but 
3  8. can  ye  drink  of  the  cup  that  I  drink  of 
n  ^Q-thcy 


CAN       CAN 


CAN      CAN 


CAN       CAN 


3  9. they  faid  unto  him,  We  can 
Lu\.6.i<).can  the  blind  lead  the  blind 

i  i.4.after  that  have  no  more  that  they  can  doe 
John  i.$6.can  there  any  good  thing  come  out  of 
3 .4. how  can  a  man  be  born  againe 

can  lie  enter  into  his  mothers  womb 
9. how  can  thefe  things  be 
5.i9.thc  Son  can  doe  nothing  of  himfelfe 

Verfe  30. 
6.44.  no  man  can  come  to  me,except  the  Fath. 
5  2. how  can  this  man  give  us  his  fkfh 
60. who  can  heareit 
o.4.night  cometh  when  no  man  can  work 
10. 11. MS  a  di veil  open  the  eyes  of  the  blind 
•     14. 5; .how  can  we  know  the  way 

1 5. 4. no  more  «/Zye,exccpt  ye  abide  in  me 
Acl.S.z  1. how  ca«I,except  fome  man  fhould  gui. 

10. 47. can  any  man  forbid  water 
Rom.S  .y.neither  indeed  can  be 
1  Cor.  1 2. 3 .no  man  can  fay  that  Jefus  is  the  Lord 
1  Cor.  1 3. 8. we  can  do  nothing  againft  the  truth 
1  Tim.6.7-n  is  certaine  we  can  carry  nothing 
Hcb.  10. 1 1  .which  can  never  take  away  fins 
James  2. 1 4. ca«  faith  fave  him 

3 . 1  i.ean  the  fig-tree  beare  olive  berries 

fo  an  no  fountain  yeeld  fait  water  &  freih 
Rev. 1 .8.fet  before  thee  a  door,  &  no  n~an  can  (hut 

Cannot. 

Gcs.19.19.!  £<WM£  efcape  to  the  mountainjeft 
2i.l  caw?0£  do  any  thing  till  thtu  be 
24. 5  o.we  cannot  fpeak  to  thee  bad  or  good 
29. 8. we  cannot  till  all  the  flockes  be  gathered 
31.35  .that  I  cannot  rife  up  before  thee 
3  2.1 2.which  cannot  be  numbred  for  multitude 

3  4.  I4.we  cannot  do  this  thing  to  give  our 
.  '    38.22.I  cannot  find  her 

4  3. 2  2. we  cannot  tell  who  put  our  money 
44. 26. we  cannot  goe  downe 

Exod.  10.5 .one  cannot  be  able  to  fee  the  earth 

19.23  .the  people  cannot  come  up 
Icwf.i4.2i.ifpoore,and(OT7»i gctfo  much 
Num.  2  2. 1 8 .1  cann-  go  beyond  the  word  of  the  L. 
Chapt.24.13. 
2 3 . 20 .he  hath bltffed ,and  I  cannot  reverfe 
3  5.3  3. land MW/zei  bedeanfed  ofthebloud  that 
Dent. 2 8. 3  5. with  a  fore  botch  that  cam.  be  healed 
Jcfti.z^.  1 9.ye  cannot  ferve  the  Lord 
Judg.  r 1 . 3  5 . and  I  cannot  goe  backe 

1 4. 1 3  .but  if  ye  cannot  declare  it  me 
Ruth  4.61cannot  redeem  it  for  my  felfe,  left  I 

redeem  my  righr,for  I  cxnnot  redeem  it 
1  Sa.i  2.2 i.go  after  vain  things,which<W2.  profit 
17.39.1  cannot  goe  with  thefe 

5  ^.O  King,  \camottzn 
25.17  that  a  man  cannot  fpeak  to  him 
i  Sam.  5.6.thinking  David  cannot  come  in  hither 
14. 1 4. which  cannotbe  gathered  up  againe 
2?  ,6.becaufe  they  camiot  be  taken  with  hands 
1  Kjn.  8. 2  7.  heaven  of  heavens  cannot  containe 

2  Cbron.6.iS. 
24.20.tranfejrefleye  that  ye  cannot  profper 
Eya  9. 1 5  .we  cannot  ftand  before  thee,becaufe 
Neb. 6.1X0  that  I  cannot  come  downe 
./«&  6. 30. cannot  my  tafte  difcern  perverfe  things 
9.->.heea«Zfl£anfwer  him  one  of  a  thoufand 
1 2>.i4.breaketh  down,and  it  cannot  be  built 
1 4. 5. appointed  his  bounds,that  he  cannot  paffe 
23 .8.backward,butl  cannot  perceive 

9.but  I  cannot  behold  him  :  that  I  cannot  fee 
28.15.it  w«;z<tf  begotten  for  gold 

16.  it  czOTZ.be  valued  with  the  gold  of  Ophir 
31.31  .had  of  his  fl  efh,  we  cannot  be  fatisfied 
33.21  flefhisconfumed,  it  cannot  be  ken 
3  6. 1 8  .then  a  great  ranfome  MH^oi  deliver 
3  7. 5. great  things  doth  he  which  we  can.  comp. 
4 1. 1 7. flick  together,  that  they  cannotbe  fundr. 
2  3  .firme  in  themfelves>they  cannot  be  moved 
*6.fword  of  him  that  layeth  at  him  can.hold 
2 8. the  arrow  cannot  make  him  flee 
T fal. 40.  j. they  cannot  be  reckoned  up  in  order 

7  7 .4.1  am  fo  troubled ,that  I  cannot  fpeak 

8  8 .8.1  am  fhut  up,and  I  cannot  come  forth 
93.i.world  is  eftabliflred,it  cannot  be  moved 
1 19.6X0  high  I  cannot  attaine  unto  it 

Pro. 30.21  .for  foute,which  it  cannot  beare 


Eccl.  1 .8 .  all  things  are  full  of  labourjtnan  cannot 
1 5  .that  which  is  crooked  can.  be  made  ftrait 
that  which  is  wanting,  cannot  be  numbred 
Ifa.  1. 1 3. calling  ofaflemblies,!  cannot  away  with 
29. 1 1. read  this>I  pray  thee,he  faith,I  cannot 

3  8 . 1 8. the  grave  cannot  praife  thee 
44. 1 8. fhut  their  eyes,  they  cannot  fee 

hearts,  that  they  cannot  underftand 
20. that  he  cannot  deliver  his  foule 

4  5-  20. and  pray  to  a  god  that  cannot  fave 
4^.7.yet  he  caOTfl£anfwer,norfave      Gh.59.1. 
5 o.2.my  hand  fhortned.that  hcannot  redeem 
56. 1 1 -are  fhepheards,that  cannot  underftand 
57. 20. troubled  fea,when  it  cannot  reft 

59. 1  .neither  his  eare  heavie,that  it  cannot  heare 
14.  and  ecjuity  cannot  enter 
Jer.  1  6 .  behold,  I  cannot  fpeake 
4. 1 9.I  cannot  hold  my  peace 
5. 22. though  they  roaie,yct  can  they  not 

waves  toffe,yet  can  they  not  prevaile 
6.  io.  eare  uncircumcifed,they  cazroi  hearken 
7.8.truft  in  lying  words  that  cannot  profit 
io.j.muftbeborn,becau(etheyftzwz<tf  go 

be  not  afraid  of  them,  for  they  cannot  doe 
14. 9. as  a  mighty  man  that  cannot  fave 
18. 6. cannot  I  doe  with  you  as  this  potter 
1 9. 1  i.thzt  cannot  be  made  whole  againe 
29.ij.tbztcannot  be  eaten  they  arefo  evill 
3  3 . 2  2. as  the  hoft  of  heaven  cannot  be  numbred 
49.23.forrow  on  the  fea,it  cannot  be  quiet 
Lam.-z.-j.h3.th  hedged  me  about,  that  I  cazz.get  out 

4- 1 8. they  hunt  our  fteps,we cannot  goe 
7)as.2.27.f:cret  theK  hath  demanded,  cannot  the 
Hof.  1 . 1  o  .Ifrael  fhalbe  as  the  fand  which  cannot  be 
Jona  4. 1 1  -more  then  1 20ooo.perfons  which  can. 
Hab.z.  5. is  as  dezth.znd  cannot  be  fatisfied 
Mat.  ^.14. city  fet  on  a  hill  cannot  be  hid 
6.24.yeMOT0tferve  God  and  Mammon 
7 . 1 8  .a  good  ti  ee  cannot  bring  forth  evill  fruit 
1 6. 3  -can  ye  not  difcern  the  fignes  of  the  times 
1 9. 1 1  .all  men  cannot  receive  this  faying 
2i.27.we«OTortell  Ata^ii.33. 

26.5  3.thinkeft  thou  that  I  cannot  now  pray 
27. 42. he  faved  other$,himfelfe  he  cannot  fave 
Marine  15.31. 
Ato'.2-i9.have  the  bridegroom,  they  cannot  faft 
3. 24. that  kingdome cannot  ftand 
2 5. that  houfe cannot  ftand 
i6.be  cannot  ftand,buthath  an  end 
7.i8.entreth  into  the  man,it  cannot  defile  him 
Lultf  1 1.7J  cannot  rife  and  give  thee 

1 3 .3  3. it  cannot  be  that  a  Ptophet  perifh  out  of 
14. 1 4. for  they  cannot  recompence  thee 
20. there  fore  I  cannot  come 
26.hate  not  his  own  life,he  can-be  myDifcip. 
Ver.27,33. 
16.3.I  cannot  digge,tobegge  I  am  afhamed 
1 3  .ye  cannot  fcrve  God  and  Mammon 
26.  that  would  paffe  from  hence  to  you  cam. 
John  3- 3 -he  cannot  fee  the  Kingdome  of  God 

5  .he  cannot  enter  into  the  Kingdome  of  God 
7.7  .the  world  cannot  hate  you 

3  4-wherc  I  am,  thither  ye  cannot  come 

Verfe  36. 
8 . 2 1  .whither  I  goe,  ye  cannot  come 

Ver.22.Chap.13.33. 
43-becaufe  ye  cannot  heare  my  word 
10.3  5. and  the  Scripture  cannot  be  broken 
1 3'37'Why  cannot  I  follow  thee  now 
1 4. 1 7. whom  the  world  cannot  receive 
1  5.4.branch  cannot  beare  fruit  of  it  felfe 
1 6. 1  2.but  ye  cannot  beare  them  now 
Acl.416.znd  we cammt  deny  it 

20.  we  cannotbut  fpeak  the  things  we  have 
5.39  if  it  be  of  God,yc  cannot  overthrow  it 
if.  1.  except  circumcifed,ye  cannot  be  faved 
1 9. 3  6. that  thefe  things  cann.  be  fpoken  againft 
27.31.  abide  in  the  ihip,ye  cannot  be  faved 
Rom.S.S  that  are  in  the  fleln  cannot  pleafe  God 
26.with  groanings,  which  cannot  be  uttered 

1  tV.  7.9a  ft  hey  cazzw  containe,let  them  marry 

1  o.  2 1  .ye  cannot  drink  the  cup  of  the  Lord 

ye  cannot  be  partakers  of  the  Lords  table 
1 5.5o.flefh  and  bloud  cannot  inherit  the  kingd. 

2  C(??%i2.2,inbodyjoroutof  body,  I  cannot  tell 

Verfe  3. 


Ga/.3.i7-the  law  430.years  after  cannot  difanull 
5 . 1 7  .fo  that  ye  cannot  do  the  things  ye  would 
^.Tim.z.xx.be  cannot  deny  himfelfe 
Tii.i.2.which  God,that  cannot  lie,promifed 

2.8.found  fpeech  that  cannot  be  condemned 
Heb.4. 1  y  .have  not  an  high  prieft  which  can.be  to 
9-5.of  which  we  cannot  now  fpeak  particularly  ' 
1  2.27.that  thofe  things  which  cannot  be  ihaken 
a8.we  receive  a  kingdome  whichcaa^be 
Jam.  1.13  .God  cannot  be  tempted  with  evill 
1  Job. z.9. he  cannot  fin,becaule  he  is  born  of  God 

Cantt. 
Exod.z  3.20.thou  canft  not  fee  my  face 
Dent.  28. 27.whereof  thou  canji  not  be  healed 
1  Sa.30.15.MK.thou  bring  me  down  to  this  comp. 
Job  1 1 .7 .  canft  thou  by  fearching  find  out  God 
8.what  canft  thou  do  ?  what  canji  thou  know 
za.ir.or  darknefle,that  thou  canji  not  fee 
3  3. 5. if  thou  £zizz/Z,anfvverme 
59.10.ca.thou  bind  the  Unicorn  with  his  band 
20.  canji  thou  make  him  afraid  as  a  grafhop. 
40. 9. canft  thou  thunder  with  a  voice  like  him 
4 1 . 1  .ca.thou  draw  out  Leviathan  with  a  hook 
z.canft  thou  put  a  hook  in  his  nofe 
Ptt>.5.6.waies  are  moveable,thou  canji  not  know 

30.4.what  is  his  fons  name  if  thou  canft  tell 
//a. 3  3. i9.of  a  deeper  fpeech  then  thouca.perceive 
ofaftammering  tongue  that  thou  ca.not  un. 
E%e\  3 .6.  a  hard  lang.whofe  words  thou  canft  not 
Mat.X.z.  if  thou  wilt  thou  canft  make  me  clean 
Mar.g.zz.if  thou  canft  do  any  thing  have  compaf. 
John  3 .8  .but  canft  not  tell  whence  it  cometh 

13.3  6.thou  canft  not  follow  me  now 
Acl.z  1.37. canft  thou  fpeak  Greek 

Cana, 
John  2. 1. there  was  a  marriage  in  Cana  of  Galilee 
1 1. beginning  of  miracles  did  Jefus  in  Cam 
4.46.63  Jefus  came  again  into  Cana 
2 1. 2. there  were  togeth.  Thomas  &  Nat. of  Ca. 
Canaan. 
Gen.9. 1  S.Ham  is  the  father  of  Canaan 

2  2.the  father  of  Canaan  faw  the  nakedneffe 
2  5  curfed  be  Canaan  a  fervant  of  fervants 
z6Xanaan  fhalbe  his  fetvant.  Ver.27. 

1 0.6.  the  fons  of  Ham,  Phut,  and  Canaan 

1  cbron.i.t. 
1 5.CtoM#begate  Sidon  his  firft-born 

1  Chron.1.13. 

28. 1. not  takeawifeofthedaught.of  Can.V.6. 

8.Efau  feeing  the  daught.of  to.pleafed  not 

36.2.Efau  took  his  wives  of  the  daught.of  Can. 

Canaan. 

Exod.  1 5.1 5. all  the  inhab.of  Cazza.fhall  melt  away 

Judg.  3 . 1  .as  had  not  known  all  the  wars  o  f  Canaan 

4. 2. L. fold  them  into  the  hand  of  the  K.of  Can. 

2 3  .God  fubducd  Jabin King  of  Can  before 

24.  prevailed  againft  king  of  Can.  till  deftr. 

5. 1 9. then  fought  the  Kings  of  Canaan  inTaan 

Vjal.\o6.^%.  they  facrificed  to  the  idols  of  Canaan 

1 3  5. 1 1  .all  the  kingdomes  of  Canaan 
jya.19.18.five  cities  in  Egy. fpeak  the  lang  oiCan. 
Zefh.z.^.O  Canaan,the  land  of  the  Pbiliftines,Ile 
Mat.  1 5-22.a  woman  oiCanaan  came  out  of  the 

Land  o/Canaan. 
Gen.  1 1 . 3 1  .from  Ur  to  go  into  the  land  of  Canaan 
1 2.5.they  went  forth  to  go  into  the  land  of  Ca. 
and  into  the  land  of  Canaan  they  came 
13.1 2.Abram  dwelled  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
1 6. 3  after  Abr. had  dwelt  io.ye.in  thela.of  Ca. 
1 7. 8. He  give  thee  all  the  land  of  Canaan 
23.2.Kiriath-arba  the  fame  is  Heb.the  la  of  Ca. 
i9.Mamre,the  fame  is  Hcb.in  the  la.  of  Can. 
3  1 . 1 8. to  go  to  Ifaac  his  fath.in  the  land  of  Ca. 
3  3 . 1 8. Jacob  came  to  Shal.  wc!l  is  in  the  la.of  C. 
3  5.6.Jacob  came  to  Luz  wch  isin  the  la.of  Ca. 
36.5.  thefe  were  born  to  Efau  in  the  land  of  Ca. 
tf.Efau  took  all  wchhehadgot  in  the  l.ofC. 
37. I.Jacob  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
42.5.  for  the  famine  was  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
7.from  the  land  oiCanaan  to  buy  food 
1 3  .fons  of  one  man  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
29.they  came  to  their  fath.in  the  land  of  Ca. 
Chapt.45.25. 
3  2. this  day  with  our  fath.in  the  land  of  Ca. 
44. 8.  we  brought  aga.  to  thee  out  of  the  \.oiC. 
45.  i7.getyou  unto  the  land  of  Canaan 

___         46.6.gotten 


iin  the  land  of  CmaanM  came 
4  x» Erand  Onandiedintheland  rfC«* 
ii.tranuv^  Numb.z6.to. 

sj.whichwereinthelandofc^arecome 
Chap  47* '• 
47.4.forthe  famine*  fore  in  the  land  of  Cjw. 
4  7 :,  .all  the  land  of  Canaan  fainted by  reafon 

1 1  aath.up  all  the  money  in  the  land  of  Can. 

xtS£  ™°™y failed  in  the  landL  °,f  C^r 

3     g  Almi.appeared  at  Luz  in  the  la.ot  La. 

J  Rachel  died  by  me  in  the  land  of  Canaan 

Aoio  Machpel.bcfore  Mamre  in  the  h.of  Can. 

t\.l  have  dig'd  for  me  in  the  land  of  Canaan 

i \  his  fons  carryed  him  into  the  land  ot  La. 

£*.<S.4.c'ftab.my  core.to  give  them  the  land  o -Co. 

l6  ,5  til  they  came  to  the  bord.or  the  la.ot  La. 

lev  I*  ?  4-  when  ye  be  come  into  the  land  of  Can. 

i  8. 3. after  the  doings  of  the  land  of Canaan 

1  t.-t  8. you  out  of  Eg.  to  give  you  the  la.  of  Ca. 

Num.  13.2.  that  they  may  fearch  the  land  of  Cana. 

1 7  .Mofcs  fent  them  to  fpie  out  the  U.of  Ca. 

si.  j  email  have  poffeffions  in  the  land  of  Ca. 

„_  paffe  oyer  armed  into  the  land  of  Canaan 

s  3.40.  King  Arad  in  the  land  of  Canaan  heard 

<i  when  ye  are  patted  over  into  the  1.  of  Ca. 

Chap.j5.10. 

sA.i.to  you  for  ah  inher.evcn  the  land  of  Can. 

2n.c0mman.t0  divide  the inh.in  the  l.of  Ca. 

3  5.14.  three  cit.fhall  ye  give  in  the  land  of  Ca. 

Veut.z  i.^hehold  the  land  of  Cana.  which  I  give 

fof.  5 . 1  a.they  did  eat  the  fruit  of  the  land  of  Can . 

1 4. 1. countries  Ifr.  inherit.in  the  land  of  Cana. 

2  l.i.fpake  to  them  at  Shiloh  in  the  land  of  Ca. 

u.o.dep.  out  of  Shiloh  which  is  in  the  l.of  Ca. 

io.came  to  borders  of  Jord. in  the  lan.ofCa. 

1 1  .built  an  altar  over  ag.iinft  the  1.  of  Canaan 

si.retumedoutofthe  l.of  Gil.into  l.of  Ca. 

34.3,  .1  led  him  throughout  ail  the  land  of  Can. 

fud.  2 1. 12. brought  them  to  Shiloh  in  the  l.of  Ca. 

1  Cbra.  1 6. 18. to  thee  will  I  give  the  land  of  Cana. 

Pfal.iof. it. 

Evk.  1 6. 3  .thy  nativity  is  of  the  land  of  Canaan 

19.muhipl.the  fornica.in  the  land  of  Canaan 

Act. 7. 1 1  .came  a  dearth  over  all  the  land  of  cana. 

12.19.  had  deftroyed  feven  nati.  in  the  l.of  Ca. 

Canaanite,  Canaanftctf. 

Ge».io.i8.famil.  of  the  Canaanites  fpiead  abroad 

19.  border  of  the  Canaanites  was  from  Sidon 

1 1.6.  and  the  Canaartite  was  then  in  rhe  land 

13.7 .the  Canaanitc  dwelled  then  in  the  land 

1 5.ii.Amorites,Ca;;aa«te,  Girgafhites 

Eiffli. 3.8,17.   &  13.15.  &  23.13. 
Deut.7.1:   &  20.17.    fof.$- 10. 
&  12.8.  &  24.11.  fudg.$.f. 
14.3.  not  take  a  wife  of  the  daught.of  the  Can. 
Verfc37. 
3  4. 3  o.  to  ftinke  among  the  Canaanites 
3 S.i.Judah faw  the  daughter  of  zCanaanite 
5 o.  1 1 .  the  Canaanites  faw  the  mourning 
Exo.i  3 . 1  i.L.fhall  bring  thee  into  the  l.of  the  Ca. 
a 3. 2 8. He  drive  out  the  Canaanite  before  thee 
Chap. 33. 2.  &  34  n. 
Num.  1 3 .29.the  Canaanites  dwell  by  the  fca 
14.15. Amalekites  &  Cana.  dwelt  in  the  valley 
43. the  Amalek.&  Canaan,  are  there  bef.  you 
41  .Canaanites  that  dwelt  in  that  hil,&  fmote 
1 1 .1  .when  King  Arad  the  Canaanite  heard 

Chap.  3  3.40. 

3.  the  Lord  delivered  up  the  Canaanites 
Veut.  1 .7-by  the  fea  fide  to  the  la.of  the  Canaanites 

i  1.3  ©.other  fide  Jordan,in  the  la.of  the  Ca. 
/<?/&.  5.1  .all  the  Ks.of  the  Cas.which  were  by  the 
7  .o.for  the  Canaanites  fhall  heare  of  it 
9. 1  .the  Amorite,  Canaanite  heard  thereof 
1 1.3.2nd  to  the  Canaanite  on  the  eaft 
13. 3. which  is  counted  to  the  Canaanite 

4.  from  the  fouth  all  the  land  of  the  Cdnaani. 
16.  io.drave  not  out  the  Canaanites  in  Gezer 

but  the  Canaamtcs  dwel  among  the  Eph. 
17.1  z.but  theCanaanites  would-  dwell  in  that  1 . 
Judg.i.z7. 
1 3. that  they  put  the  Canaanites  to  tribute 

Judg.i.1%. 
i6.Cattaa».that  dwell  in  the  valley  have  cha. 
18. for  thou  {hah  drive  out  the  Canaanites 


.i.i-who  (hall  go  up  againft  the  Canaani .firft 

3  .come  up,that  we  may  fight  againft  the  Ca. 

5-and  they  flew  the  Canaanites,8c  the  Periz . 

9-Judah  went  down  to  fight  againft  the  Can. 

io.Judah  went  againft  the  Canaam.in  Hebr. 

17.Jud.wcnt  with  Sirri.  &  they  ilew  tru  Ca. 

29.neith.did  Eph.driveoutthe  Can.in  Gi±, 

but  the  Canaanites  dwelt  in  Gezer 

5  o.but  the  Cana.  dwelt  among  them  of  Z  eb. 

3  2.  but  the  Alherites  dwelt  among  the  Cana. 

3  3  .butNapthali  dwelt  among  the  Canaanites 

3 . 3 .L.left  CanaanitestHmKs  in  mount  Lebano 

2  5«/».i4.7.came  to  the  cities  of  the  Hiv.  &  Can. 

1  fy'?z.9.i6.Phar.had  flain  the  Canaanits  in  Gezer 

Etyag.  1  .doing  accord.to  the  abom.of  the  Canaan. 

Neb.9.%.  madeft  a  cov.to  give  him  the  l.of  the  Ca. 

i4.fubduedft  before  them  the  Canaanites 
OM.20.captiv.of  this  hoft  ftialpolT.thatofthe  C. 
Zech.  14.2 1.  no  more  the  Canaanite  in  the  houfe  of 
Af<tf.io.4.Simon  the  tajUMittttj  and  Judas  Ifcariot 

Marty  1.1%. 
Cattaanfrefti. 
1  Cb/.z-^.to  him  of  the  dau.of  Shuah  the  Canaan. 

Canaanftfflj. 
Gcn.46.10.  Shaul  the  fon  of  a  Canaanitifh  woman 

Exod.6.1}. 

Cantotce* 

Att.S.  27.  Eunuch  of  great  zathot.un&.Candact  G^. 

CanDie. 
fob  18. 6. his  candle  (hall  be  put  out  with  him 
21. 1  7.  how  oh  is  tht  candle  of  the  wicked  put 
29. 3. when  his  candle  (hined  upon  my  head 
Ffal.  1 8. 18. for  thou  wilt  light  my  candle 
P/,o.io.27.fpirit  of  man  is  thtcandle  of  the  Lord 
24.10.  thzcandlc  of  the  wicked  (hall  be  put  out 
3  i.i8.her£a»d/egoeth  not  out  by  nigh: 
/er.ij.io.and  from  them  the  light  of  the  candle 
Mattb.^.i  5.  neither  doe  men  light  a  candle  &  put 
Afar.4.2 1.1s  acaa. brought  to  be  put  under  a  bufh. 
LutyS.  16.no  man  when  he  hath  lighted  a  candle 
Chap.  1 1.3  3. 
1 1. 3  6.  bright  fliining  of  a  candle  doth  give 
1 5.8.doth  not  light  a  candle ^ni  fwecpe 
Rev.  18 . 1 3  .light  of  a  candle  ihall  mine  no  more  in 
21.  j.and  they  need  no  candle,  neither  the 
Canutes. 
Zepb.  1.1 2.  that  I  will  fearch  Jerufal.  with  candles 

CantileftiClt, 
Exod.  25.31.  thou  (halt  make  a  candleflicke  of  pure 
of  beaten  work  (hall  the  candlefiick  be 
i  i.three  branches  of  the  candleft-out  tif  one  lidc 
Chap.  3  7. 10. 
three  branc.of  the  candlcflk\  out  of  the 
Chap.37.18. 
3  3.fix  branches  that  come  out  of  the  cadleft. 
34.in  xhtcandleflic\  flial  be  foure  bowles 
3  y.branches  that  proceed  out  of  the  candlefi. 
26.3  5. and  the  candlcflkk over  againft  the  table 
3  0.17.  and  the  candlejlick.  and  his  veffels 
3  1.8.  &  the  pure  cand!cfticl{  with  all  his  furnit. 
35.1 4-the  candlefiic{  alfo  for  the  light 
37.i7.hemadethe  candlcflic\  of  pure  gold 

of  beaten  work  m.ide  he  the  candlcflicl^ 
19. fix  branches  going  out  of  the  candleft:cl{ 
20. in  the candleftic\  were  foure  bowles 
3  9. 3  7 .  the  pure  candlefi.  with  the  lamps  thereof 
40.4.and  thou  (halt  bring  in  the  candieftic\ 
24.put  the  candlejiidi  in  the  tent  of  the  cong. 
Z.fv.i44.1amps  upon  the  cand!cflid{  before  the  L. 
Num-i-i i-their  charge  (hallbe  the candlefticli 
4. 9. and  cover  the  candlcftick.  of  the  light 
8.2.  lamps  (hall  give  light  over  ag.  the  candlefi. 
3. lighted  the  7.  lamps  over  aga.  the  candlefi. 
4.work  of  the  cdndieftick  was  of  beaten  gold 
fo  he  made  the  candliftick. 
1  King.a.ioXtt  usfet  for  him  thtrta.candle(ikl{ 
1  rtr.28.15.by  weight  for  every  candlcfticfa  and 
both  for  the  candkflk\,  and  for  lamps 
according  to  the  ufe  of  every  candlefi. 
1  Cbr.  1 3 . 1 1  .alfo  fet  they  in  ord.  the  c andl.of  gold 
Dan.  5 . 5  .and  wrote  over  againft  the  candlefliclt 
Zech.q.z.  and  behold  a  cdndlefiidr_all  of  gold 

1 1. olive  trees  on  the  right  fide  of  the  candle. 
Matt.  5 . 1 5  .but  on  a  candleflic^,  and  it  giveth  1  ight 

L<4n.3J- 
Mar\  4.2  i.and  not  to  be  fet  on  a  eandleflick 


CAN       CAP 

Lu\e  8.16.  bur  fetteth  it  on  a  candle flicl?,  that 
Heb.p. 2. the  firft  wherein  was  the  candle$tr\ 
Rep.t.fi  and  will  remove  thy  candlefiicl[  out  of 

CanDtel$k{s0. 

1  ?f«7g.7.49.and  the  candlefl:cf[s  of  pure  gold 

1  Cbr.zS.  1 5.  even  the  weight  for  the  candlefiic^s  of 
for  the  candleftickj  of  filver  by  weight 

%  Cbro.^.j.  he  made  ten  candlcjlirfis  of  gold 

.20. the  cand'.efiicl^s  with  their  lamps 
.Tfr.52.19.took  away  candlefiiclis ,md  the  fpoons 
Rev.  1 .1 2 .1  fw  feven  golden  candle  flicks 

1 3  .in  the  midft  of  the  feven  candleffki{s  one 
,  ao.and  the  feven  golden  candle fticfa, and 

the  7.candleftic^S3K  the  7.  Churches 
2.r.walkethinthemidftofthe7.goldenc.M<#. 
1 1 .4.  the  two  caxdli'fticl{S  (landing  before  the 

.'-•  Cane. 

J/ft.43.24.  brought  me  no  Cw'eettane  with  money 

/er.6.20.and  the  fweet  cane  from  a  far  count rey 

Canlleri 

2  Tim.z.17.  their  word  will  eate  as  doth  scanner 
Cankered. 

fames  5.3.  your  gold  and  filver  is  cankered 

Canbcr=wo?me. 

foal  i.4..canker-worm c&Kn  ;  that  wchthe canlfcr-w. 

2.25.  reft,  to  you  the  yeers  that  the  canker  worm 

Nab.i.  15.it  (hall  eat  thee  up  hke  the  cantyr-wom 

make  thy  felfe  many  as  th:canker-rvame 

i6xl\tcanker-vs>orme  fpoilech  and  fketh 

Catlft.  See  after  CaiWOf , 

CCanurij. 

E'^.27.23.  Haran,  and  teW/;, and  Ederynerc. 

Capernaum, 
Mat. 4. 1 3 .  Jefus  came  and  dwelt  in  Cabernaurk 
8.5  .when  Jefus  was  entred  into  Capernaum 
11.23  -thou  Cap.wh  ch  art  exalted.!..^.  10.15. 
i7-24.whenthey  were  come  to  Capernaum 
Mark  1.2 1.  and  they  went  into  Caper/;aum,mi 
2.i.againe,  he  entred  into  Capern.zftet  fome  d. 
9.3  3-and  he  came  to  Capernaum ,znd  being  in 
IW.4.2  3  .whatfo.we  have  heard  done  in  Caper Ao 
3 1. came  downe  to  CaperL  a  citfe  of  Galilee 
7. 1  lie  entred  into  Capernaum 
fobn  z.  1  i.after  this  he  went  down  to  Capernaum 
4  46.  nobleman  whofe  fon  was  Tick  at  Capem. 
6. 1 7.and  went  over  the  fea  towards  Capernaum 
24.came  to  Capernaum  feeking  for  Jefus 
59.as  he  taught  in  Capernaum 
Cap^toj. 
Vent.  2.2  3  .Caph.  which  came  forth  out  of  C alitor 
/er.47.4.  theremnant  of  the  countrey  of  Cafbtor 
Amos  9. 7, and  the  Philiftims  from  Caphtor 

■       '  Csp')to2(m, 

Ge»'.io.i4-outof  wKocarrie  PhiLftim    Caphlnrim 
1  Cbron.i.iz. 
Capljt62fiu0. 
Dcut.z.z^.Cdpbtorinh  which  cime  forth  out  of  C- 

Cappauo:f.T," 
Aff.z.o.^ni  Cappadocia,in  Pontus  and  Afia 
1  Pet.  1.1.  ftrangers  fcattered  through  Cappadicia 

Captatn?. 
Gen  37.36.  Potiphar,an  officer  of  Phar.  captaine 

Chap.  3  9. 1. 
40. 3.  in  the  houfc  of  the  captaine  ofiheguar  1 
Chnp.41.10. 

4.  captaine  of  the  guard  charged  Jcfcph 
41.1  i.an  Hebrcw/ervant  io  th:  captains 

Num.  2.3.  Maflion  (lull  be  captaine  of  Judah 

5.  Nethaneel  (halbe  captaine  of  Iff.ichar 
7.  Eliab  (hall  be  captaine  of  Zebulun 
10.  the  captaine  of  Reuben  fh  '.II  be  Elizur 
1 2. the  captain  of  Simeon  fnall  h;  Sh-lumicl 
14. the  captaine  of  Gad  ■(hall  be  Eliafaph 
i8.Mp'.ofthcfonsof  Ephr.fliillbeElifhimi 
20. the  captaine  of  Manafl.lhall  be  Gamaliel 
2  ?.  captaine  of  Benjamin  (hall  be  Abidan 
25.  the  captaine  of  Dan  (hall  be  Ahicz.-r 
27.  the  ciiptdihe  of  Aflier  (hall  be  Pjaid 
zp-edptaine  of  Naphtali  (hall  be  Ah:za 

14.4'  let  us  make  a  captaine,  and  let  us 
fof.<.  1 4-but  as  a  captain  of  the  hoft  of  the  L.am  I 
1  j. captaine  of  the  Lords  hoft  faid  to  Jofhua 
Judg./^.z-tht  captaine  of  whofe  hoft  was  Sifera 
7.Sifera  xhzcaptaine  of  Jabins  Army  with 
1  i.6\come  and  be  our  captaine, t'hat  wee 
4. 1 1  .the  people  made  him  captaine  over  them 
O   2  1  Sam  g.\6. 


CAP       CAP 

1  Sam.o.  1  6. anoint  him  to  be  cap.ovcr  my  peo.Ifr. 

10  i  .L.hach  anointed  theecaptain  over  his  inh. 
1 1.9. fold  them  into  the  hand  of  Sifera,Mjtf.of 
13.14  commanded  him  to  be  captain  over  his 
1 4.  ■jo. name  of  the  capt.of  his  hoaft  was  Abner 
1 7.1 3. carry  thefe  ten  cheefesunto  thewpt.of 
5  5  .faid  to  Akn.capt.of the  hoaft,  whofe  fon 
18.13.  and  made  him  his  captaine  over  a  thouf. 
22.1. and  he  became  a  captain  over  them 
26.5.  kbn. captaine  of  hlshofk,  and  Saul  lay  in 

2  Sam.  2.3  .but  Abner  captain  of  Sauls  hofte  took 

5.2.  thou  flialt  be  a  captain  over  Ifrael 

8. he  (hall bee  chiefe3ahd captaine 
10.16.  Shobach  captain  of  the  hofte  of  Ha'dare. 

1  S.fmote  Shobach  captaine  of  their  hofte 
17.25 .  Abfal-made  Amafa  captaine  of  the  .hofte 
19.13  .if  thou  be  not  captaine  of  the  hoft  before 
23.19.  therefore  lie  was  their  captaine    . 
24. 2.  King  faid  to  Joab  captaine  of  the  hofte 

1  J(/?/£. -1.19. and  called  Joab  the  capt.of  the  hofte 

2.3  2. to  wit,  P^bner, captain  of  the  hoft  of  Ifrael 
&  Amafa,captain  of  the  hoft  of  Judah 

1 1 . 1  j.  and  Joab  captain  of  the  hoft  was  gone 
2 1 .  &  that  Joab  captainof  the  hoft  was  dead 
24. and  Rezon  became  a  capt.over  a  band 

i6\9.Zimri  captain  of  halfc  his  charets  confpi. 
1 6.all  Ifrael  made  Omri  captain  of  the  hofte 

2  lyin.  1. 9. K.knt  unto  him  a  cap. of  50.  with  his 

10.  Elijah  faid  to  the  captaine  of  jo.If  I  be 
1  i.to  him  another  M/tf.of  fifty  with  his  fifty 
1 3  .fent  ag.a  cap.of  the  third  fifty  with  his  fif. 
the  third  cap. fell  on  his  knees  bef.  Ejija 
4.13  .or  to  the  cap.of  the  hoft,and  (he  faid 
5.1.  Naaman  (vz/'.of  the  hoft  of  the  K.cf  Syria 
9.5.I  have  an  errand  unto  thee  O  captaine 

25.  then  faid  Jehu  toBidkarhisc^M.«<? 

1 5.25.  but  Pekah,  a  captaine  ofhis,  confpired 

1 8. 24. away  the  face  of  one  capt.of  the  leaft  of 

20.5.  &  tellHezekia,Mp.of  my  people,  Thus 

25.8.came  Nebuzaradan,  captain  of  the  guard 

1  o. that  were  with  the  tap. of  the  guard  brake 

1 1. did  Nebuzaradan  captaine  curie  away 

1 2.but  the  capt.  of  the  guard  left  of  the  poor 

j^.39.10. 
1  5.  captaine  of  the  guard  took  them  away 
18.  captaine  of  the  guard  tooke  Seraiah 

Jcr.1z.z4. 
20.Nebuzat.M/;f.  of  the  guard  took  thefe,& 
6.  fmiteth  the  Jebufites  (hall  be  captaine 


CAP      CAP 


CAP        CAP 


Chr.i 

2 1. for  he  was  their  captaine,  howbeit 
42.Adinaac.T/^.wzeoftheReubenites,and 
i9.i6.ShophacliMp.ofthe  hoft  ofHadar.went 

1 8  .killed  Shophach  captaine  of  the  hoft 
27. 5. the  third  capt.  for  the  third  mon.  Benaiah 
7. fourth  capt.  for  fourth  moneth  was  Afahel 
8. fifth  capt.fot  the  5. moneth  was  Shamhuth 
j>.the  fathcapt.for  the  fixth  moneth  was  Ira 
lo.fevcnth  cap.for  the  7. moneth  was  Helcz 
1 1. eighth  cap.for  the  ".month  was  Sibbecai 
1 2. ninth  cap.ior  the  9. moneth  was  Ahiezer 
1  3. tenth  cap.for  the  1  o.  month  was  Naharai 
1 4.elcventh  cap.for  the  1 1 .  moneth  Benaiah 
15.  twelfth  cap.for  the  1  2.  moneth  Heldai 
2  Chr.  i3.i2.G.!iimfelf  is  with  us  for  owe  captaine 
17.1 5  .next  to  him  was  Jehohanan  the  captaine 
Neb.g.  1 7  .rvb;llion,ippoin.a  captain  to  rcturne  to 
ifa.  3 . 3  .the  captain  of  fifty,  and  the  honourable 
3  6.9.tuine  away  the  face  of  one  captain  of 
Jer.  37. 13.  a  cap.of  the  ward  was  there,whofe 
39.9.Nebuzar.  capt.  of  the  guard  carried  away 
1 1.  charge  to  Nebuzarad.  capt.  of  the  guard 

1 3 .  Nebuzaradan  captaine  of  the  guard  fent 
40. 1  .after  that  Nebuz.Mp.of  the  guard  had  let 

2. the  capt.of  the  guard  took  Jeremiah,  and 
<;. the  captaine  of  the  guard  gave  him  viftuals 
41. 10. whom  Nebuz.Mptose  ofthe  guard  had 
43.6.eveiy  perfon  that  Nebuzarad.  the  captaine 
5  i.27.appoint  a  captaine  againft  her 
52.1  2.  came  Nebuz. thereof  the  guard  with 

14.  that  were  with  the  captaine  ofthe  guard 
1 5  .'Hdnn. captaine  of  the  guard  carried 
16. Nebuzaradan  captaine  ofthe  guard  left 

1 9. of  filv.in  filv.took  the  cap.of  the  gu.away 

,  26.Ncb1yz.ar.  cap.of  the  guard  took  them  & 

30.  Neb.  cap.  of  the  guard  carried  away  cap. 

Dfl«.2.i4.Dan.anfw.AriochM]).  ofthe  Ks.  guard 


1 5. he  Grid  to  Arioch  the  Kings  captain,Why 

Job.  18.1 2.thcn  the  bind  and  the  capt.  took  Jefus 

Act. a..  1. and  the  capt.of  the  tem.and  Sad.came  on 

5.24.2nd  the  captaine  ofthe  temple  heard  thefe 

26. then  went  the  captaine  with  the  officers 
28.1 6.Centu.deliv.the  prif.to  the  captain  ofthe 
Heb.z.10.  to  make  the  captain  of  their  falrat.perf. 

Captained. 
Exod.14.-7.  captaines  over  every  one  of  them 

1 5.4.  his  chofen  captaines  alfo  are  drowned 

Nu.  3 1 . 1 4.with  the  clover  thouf  cap.over  hund. 

48. c<y>£.ofthouf.andw/tf.of  hund. came  ncer 

5  i.ofihe capt.  ofthouf.&  M/tf.ofhundr.was 

54-gold  ofthe  capt.of  thouf.8c  cap.of  hand. 

Dent.  1 . 1  •$. capt, over  thoufands,&  capt. oyer  hundr. 

&  captaines  over  fif ties,8c  capt. over  tens 

20.9. that  they  ftiall  make  captains  of  the  armie 

29. 1  o.your  captains  of  your  tribes,  your  elders 

Jofl).  10.24.  and  faid  unto  thecaptains  ofthe  men 

1  Sun.  8. 1 2. appoint  him  capt.over  thouf.fcijrf.over 
22. 7. make  you ta/?.of  thoufandsjMj'r.of  hundr. 

2  Sam.4. z.Sauls  fon  had  two  men  that  were  capt. 

18 . 1  .fet  cap.of  thouf.  &  capt.  of  hund. over  them 
5  .when  the  K.  gave  all  the  captaines  charge 

23 .8. that  fate  in  the  feat  chief  amo. the  captains 
24. 4. and  againft  the  captaines  ofthe  hofte 

captains  ofthe  hofte  went  out  from 
1  Kin.  1.25  .called  the  captains  ofthe  hofte,&  Abi. 
2. 5. what  he  did  to  the  two  captaine s  of  the 
g.2  2.they  were  his  princes,8c  his  captains ,and 
1 5.20.  and  fent  the  captains  of  the  hofte  with 
20. 24. and  put  captains  in  their  roomes 
22.3  t.comandedhis  32.  captaines  that  had  rule 
3  2.  when  the  captaines  of  the  char,  faw  Jcho. 
2  Cbron.  18.31. 
3  3 .  when  the  captaines  ofthe  char,  perceived 
2  Chro.  18.32. 
2  King.  1. 14.&  burnt  up  the  two  capt.  ofthe  fifties 
S.ziMptains  of  the  char,  fled  into  their  tents 
9.  *  .behold  the  captaines  of  the  hofte  were 

10.2  5. Jehu  faid  to  the  captains,  Go  in  and  flay 
the  guard  and  the  captaines  caft  them  out 

1 1 .4.  fet  the  rulers  over  hundr.with  the  captains 
9.and  the  captains  over  hundreds  did  accord. 
1  o.  to  the  capt.over  hundreds  did  the  prieft 
1 5.Jehoiada  the  Prieft  commanded  the  capp, 
19.be  took  the  captains,zni.  the  guard,ind 
2523.  when  all  the  capt.  ofthe  armies  heard 
2e.and  the  captains  of  the  armies  arofe  and 
1  Cbr.4.  42.  having  for  their  captains  Pelatiah 
1 1.1  i.Jauioboarnthechie-fearno.  the  capt.hee 
1 5  .now  3  .ofthe  thirty  captains  went  downe 
1 2. 1  ^.cap.of  the  hoft  :  the  leaft  was  over  100. 
1 8. who  was  cliiefe  ofthe  captains,  and 

and  made  them  captains  ofthe  band 
to. capt.  ofthe  thoufandsthat  were  of  Man. 
21.  and  were  captains  in  the  hofte 
28. and  ofhis  fathers  houfe  twenty  two  capt. 
3  4.  and  of  Naphtali  a  thoufand  captains 
1 3.1.  David  confulted  with  the  capt.  of  thouf. 

1  5.25.  and  thecaptains  overthoufands  went 
25.1.  Dav.and  the  captains  of  the  hoft  feparated 
26. 26.8c  the  chief  fath  the  captains  over  thouf. 

thecaptains  ofthe  hoft  had  dedicated 
27.1  .and  captains  of  thouf.that  feived  the  King 
28. 1.  Dav.auembled  the  capt.of  the  companies 
and  captains  over  hundreds,  and  the 
29.6.and  the  captains  of  thouf  and  hundr.  with 
2  Chi'.i.z  Solomon  fpake  to  all  thecaptains 
8.9.  and  captains  ofhis  charets,  &  horfemen 
1 1 . 1  i.and  put  captains  in  them  in  ftore 
1 6.4.8c  fent  the  captaines  ofhis  armies  againft 
1 7. 1 4. houfe  of  their  fath. of  Judah,the  ^;<zi#f 
iS^o.Kingof  Syriahad  commanded  thecapt. 

2  i.9.compaffcd  him  in,and  the  capt.of  the  ch. 
23.1.  and  took  the  capt.  of  hundreds,  Azariah 

9Jeh0iad.deliv.t0  the  captains  of  hun.fpears 
1 4.Jehoiad.  brought  out  theM^.of  hnn. that 
20. he  took  the  captains  of  hundr.  and  nobles 

2  5 . 5.made  them  captaines  over  thouf.  and  capt. 
26. 1 1.  of  Hananiah  one  ofthe  Kings  captaines 

3  2.6.hc  fet  captains  of  war  over  the  people 

2  i.and  capt.in  the  carhpe  ofthe  K.of  Afiyria 
33.11  .brought  upon  them  the  capt.  of  the  hoft 
14.  and  put  captains  of  war  in  all  the  fenced 
Neh.z.g.King  had  fent  captains  ofthe  army,  and 


Job  39.25.  the  thund.  of  the  captains,8c  the  fliouts  (' 
Jer.  13.21.  for  thou  haft  taught  them  to  bee  capt. 
40.7.now  when  all  the  captains  of  the  forces 
1 3  .and  all  the  captains  of  the  forces  w  hich 

Cnap-4i-ti)i3,i6. 
42.1.  then  all  the  captaines  ofthe  forces 

8.then  called  Johanan,and  all  the  captaines 
43.4X0  Johanan,and  all  the  captaines  of 

?.  Johanan,8c  all  the  capt.of  the  forces  tooke 
51.23.  break  in  pieces  captaines  and  rulers 
2  8  .the  captaines  thereof  againft  her,  and 
57.  He  make  drunke  her  captaines,  her 
£^.21.2  2.  appoint  captains  to  open  the  mouth 
23. 6. captains  and  rulers,  all  of  them  dcfirable 
1  z.captains  and  rul.  clothed  moft  gorgeoufly 
23.  capt. 2nd  rulers,  great  lords,8c  renowned 
Dan.i.z.to  gather  together  the  captains^he  judges 
3. then  the  governors.the  captains  were  ^adi. 
27.the  princes,  governors,  captains  fawdiefe' 
6.7.  counfell :  and  captains  have  confulted 
Nab.  3 . 1 7 .  and  thy  captaines  as  the  great  grafhopp. 
Mar.G.z  1  .Herod  had  made  a  fup.to  his  lords/*/;. 
Litli.z 2.4. Judas  communed  with  the cap.how  hee 
5  2.then  faid  Jefus  unto  the  capt.of  the  temp. 
Rev.  19, 1 8.  that  ye  may  eat  the  fkfh  of  captains 

CapHVje. 
Gen.  1 4.14. heard  his  brother  was  taken  captive 

34-29-alltheir  wives  took  they  captive 
Exod.  12.29.  unto  the  fit ft-born  of  the  captive  that 
Dent.  2 1 .  io.and  thou  haft  taken  them  captive 
Judg.j.i 2.  and  lead  thy  captivity  captive 

1  Kjng.S.qS.  which  ledthem.away  captive 

2  Kin. j.z.znd  had  brought  away  captive  out  of 

6.22.fmite  thofe  whom  tnoii  haft  taken  captive 
24. 16.  even  them  the  K.of  Babel  brought  capt. 
2  Cfo\3o.9.find  compaff.bef.the  that  lead  the  capt 


;/2z.49.2i.I  am  defo\ate,a  captive,  rcmovin 
24. or  the  lawfull  captive  delivered 

5 1 . 1 4-the  captive  exile  hafteneth  that  he 

52.2.O  captive  daughter  of  Zion 
Jer.zz.  1 2.whither  they  have  led  him  captive,  and 
Amos  6.7.  go  captive  with  the  nrft  that  goe  captive 

7. 1 1 .  Ilrael  fliall  furely  be  led  away  captive 
Nabum  2.7.  and  Huzzab  fhall  be  led  away  captive 
U'\.z\.  24.8c  fliall  be  led  away  captive  into  all  na. 
2  Tim.z.z6.y/ho  are  taken  captive  by  him  at  his 

3 .6  and  lead  capt.  filly  women  laden  with  fins 
Carry  ,or  carried  £apttfcf,or  CaptfoCS?. 
]v*«#z.24.22.untill  Afliur  fliall  carry  tlaee  aw.capt. 

1  2Otfg-8.46.fo  that  they  carry  them  away  captives 
41.  in  the  land  whither  they  were  carr.  capt. 

in  the  land  of  them  that  carried  them  cap. 
50. who  carried  them  cap.that  they  may  have 

2  Kjn.i  5.29.  and  carried  themcaptive  to  Afiyria 
i6.9.carried  the  peo.of  it  captive  to  Kir,and 

1  Chr.$.6.Ythom  the  K.of  Afly.carried  away  capt. 
z  Chr. 6.16.  &  they  carry  them  away  captives  into 

3  7. in  the  land  whither  they  were  carr.ed  ca. 

3  8.  u  hither  they  arc  carried  captives,  &  pray 

2  5. 1 2.  did  the  chil.  of  Judah  carry  away  captive 
28.5.  carried  away  a  great  mult,  of  them  capt. 

8.chil.of  Ifr.carried  away  cap.of  the frbreth. 

1 7  .and  carried  Judah  away  captives 

Pfa.  t  o6.46.pitied  of  all  thofe  that  carr.thcm  capt. 

1 3  7- J  .there  they  that  carried  us  captive  required 

Jer.  1 3 .  i7.becaufe  the  Lords  flock  is  carried  capt. 

19.  Judah  (hall  be  carried  away  captive  all 

it  fliall  be  wholly  carried  aw.~.y  captive 

20.4.he  fliall  carry  them  captive  into  Babylon 

24. 1. after  that  Nebuchad.  had  carried  aw. cap. 

5-acknow ledge  them  that  are  car.  away  capt. 

27.20.  not  when  he  carried  away  captive  Jeco. 

28.tf.all  that  is  carried  away  captive  from  Bab. 

29.  i.of  the  elders  which  were  carried  aw.  capt. 

whom  Ntbuch.had  earned  away  captive 

4.unto  all  that  are  carried  away  captive,  who 

7.  whither  I  have  caufed  you  to  be  carr. capt. 

14.  whence  I  caufed  you  to  bee  carried  capt. 

3  9.9.that  Nebu.carried  away  captive  into  Bab. 

40.  i.and  Judah,  which  were  carried  captive 
among  all  that  were  carried  away  capt. 

7. that  were  not  carried  away  captive  to  Bab. 

41.  ic.  Ifhmael  carried  away  captive  all 
and  Iflimael  carried  them  away  captive  ■ 

i4.people  thatlfli.had  carried  away  captive 
43 . 3 .  &  carried  us  away  captives  into  Babylon 

xi.  and' 


CAP       CAP 


12  carry  them  away  captives,^,  aray  himfelf 
<  i  i  <  .thenNebuz.carried  away  captive  certain 

27.thus  Judah  was  carried  away  captive 
28  people  whom  Nebuch.carned  away  cap. 
i9.carricd  away  capt.iram  Jeruf.  8  3  i.perf. 
jo.  carried  away  cap.oi the  Jewes  7+5 .peri. 
£«£  6  9  nat.whitherthey  fhalbe  carried  «;(« 
Dan  \  i.S.and  alfo  carry  captives  into  Egypt 
/fr»o  1  6.becaufe  thty  carried  away  captive  whole 
oW.  1 1.  in  the  day  that  the  ftrang.carned  captive 

Carrying  Captibe. 
fey.  1 .3  .unto  the  carrying  away  of  Jemfclcaptive 

Led  captivity  Captrbe. 
P/J/.68. 1 8  .thou  haft  led  captivity  Mjtfw 
Epbefa.%. he  led  captivity  captive, mi  gave 

Captifccg. 
Got.j  i.id.carried  away  my  daughters  ^captives 
Num.-}  1 .9.100k  all  the  women  of  Miuian  captiv. 
1 2. they  brought  the  captives, 2nd  the  prey 
1 9. purine  both  your  felves  and  your  captiv 
Dent. 21.11  .and  feeft  among  the  capt.  a  beautiful! 
3  2.4i.that  with  the  bloud  of  the  captives,  and 
1  54w.3c2.and  had  taken  the  women  captives 
3  .and  their  daughters  were  taken  captives 
5  .Davids  tw  o  wives  were  taken  captives 

1  JCw.8-46.fo  that  they  carry  them  away  captives 
2l<i».a4.i4-even  io.rhoufand  captivestmd  all 

2  Cko.s8.f  .carr.away  a  great  mult.of  them  capt. 

1 1 .  deliver  the  captives  again  which  ye 

1 3  .ye  fhall  not  bring  in  the  captives  hither 
14X0  the  armed  men  left  the  captives 
i5.took  the  c<t/>.ond  with  the  fpoile  clothed 

Ifa.  i4.2.thcy  fhall  take  them  captives,  whofe  capt. 

20.4.1ead  away  the  Ethiopians  captives 

45.13  .and  fhall  let  go  my  captives, not  for 

49.2  j.  thecant.oi  the  mighty  fhalbe  taken  aw. 

61.1. to  proclaime  liberty  to  the  captives,m& 
fcr.zK ,4.with  all  the  captives  of  Judah  that  went 

48.46.fons  are  taken capt-Sc  daughr.are «/>«». 

50.33  .and  all  that  took  them  captives  held 
£^.  1 . 1  .as  I  was  among  the  captives  by  the 

16.5  3  .bring  again  the  captivity  of  thy  captives 
Dtm.zz^l  have  round  a  man  of  thecapt.o(  Jud. 
LU^.4.. 1 8.to  preach  deliverance  to  the  captives 

Capttrjfrp. 
Num.!  i.29.given  his  daught.into  captivity  unto 
Deut.11 . 1 3 .  put  the  raiment  of  her  captivity  from 

30.3.that  then  the  Lord  will  turn  thy  captivity 
fudg.  5 . 1 2.and  lead  thy  captivity  captive 

18.30.umiH  the  day  or  the  captiv.oi the  land 
2  f\i».24. 1 5.thofe  carried  he  into  captivity  from 

a 5. 27. in  the  feven  &  thirtieth  year  of  the  M.of 

1  Cbro. 5. 2 2. dwelt  in  their  fleads  untill  the  captiv. 

6.i).andJehozadak  went  into  captivity 

2  Cbro.6.ij.  pray  unto  thee  in  the  land  of  captiv, 

3  8  .with  all  their  foul  in  the  la.of  their  capt. 
29-9-and  our  wives  are  in  captivity  for  rhis 
£^.1.1 1. bring  up  with  them  of  the  captiv.thzt 
9.7.tothe  fword  to  captivity,  and  to  a  fpoile 
Nefc.i.2.which  were  left  of  the  Mptiwyi.aad 
3.remn.  that  are  left  of  the  captivity  there 
4.4.give  them  for  a  prey  in  the  land  or' captivity 
E(lb  2. 6. with  the  captivity  which  had  been  carried 
fob  41.  lo.the  L. turned  the  captivity  ofjob  when 
Pfal.  1 4.7 .when  the  L.bringeth  back  the  captiv.oi 
62. 1  S.thou  haft  led  captivity  captive 
7  8 .6 1  .he  delivered  his  ftrength  into  captivity 
85.i.haft  brought  back  the  captivity  of  Jacob 
i26.i.the  Lord  turned  again  thec^.ofZion 
4-turne  again  our  captivity, O  Lord 
Ifa.  5 .  j  3  .my  people  are  gone  into  captivity,beca\\fe 
22. 1 7.  carry  thee  away  with  a  mighty  captivity 
46 . 2. but  themfelves  are  gone  into  captivity 
fer.  1 5. 2.fuch  as  are  for  captivity,to  captivity 
29. 1 4.and  I  will  turn  away  your  captivity 
i6.not  gone  forth  with  you  into  captivity 
ao.word  of  the  Lord,all  ye  of  the  captivity 
22. taken  up  a  curfe  by  all  the  captivity  of 
2  8  .thiscaptivity  is  long,  build  ye  houfes 
3 1  .fend  to  all  them  of  the  captivity, hying 
30.3/Ile  bring  again  the  captivity  of  my  people 
io.and  thy  feed  from  the  land  of  their  capt. 
3  2.44.60*  I  will  caufe  their  captivity  to  returne 
3  3. 7. caufe  the  capt.oi  Judah,&  captiv.oi Ifrael 
1 1  He  caufe  to  return  the  captiv.oi  the  land 
26.11e  caufe  their  captivity  to  r«urn,and 


CAP       C  A  P 

43.11  .fuch  as  are  for  captivity  to  captivity  \ 
46.27.thy  feed  from  the  land  of  their  captivity 
48. 1  i.neither  hath  he  gone  into  captivity 

47 .yet  will  I  bring  again  thecapf.of  Moab 

5  2.3 1.  in  the  3  7. year  of  the  captiv.oi  Jehoiak. 

Lam.  1. 3.  Judah  is  gone  into  captivity         ■  . 

5. her  children  are  gone  into  capt.before  the 

1 8  .my  young  men  are  gone  into  captivity 

2.  14.10  turn  away  the  captivity Jbut  have  feen 
4.2  2. no  more  carry  thee  away  jnto  captivity 

E^.  1 . 2.was  the  fifth  year  of  Jehoiak  ins  captiv. 
3. 1 1. get  thee  unto  them  of  the  captivity 

1 5  .then  I  came  to  them  of  the  captivity  at 
1 1 .24.into  Caldea,to  them  of  the  captivity 

2  5.then  I  fjpake  unto  them  of  the  captivity 
x  z-7.my  ftufte  day  by  day,as  ftufFe  for  captiv. 
16.5  3.  their  captiv.the  captivity  of  Sodone  and 
capt.0iS2m.Sc  herdaug.bring  again  the  cap. 
a  5 . 3 . w  hen  they  w  ent  into  captivity 
3  3 . 2 1  .in  the  1  a.year  of  our  captivity,  in  the 
39.23  .houfe  of  Ifrael  went  into  captivity  for 

28.caufed  them  to  be  led  into  captivity 

40. 1  .in  the  2  5  .yeare  of  our  captivity, in 

Van.6. 1 3  .that  Dan.  which  is  of  the  captivity  of 

1 1. 3  3  .by  captivity  and  by  fpoile  many  daies 

Hof.6. 1 1  .when  I  returned  the  capt.oi  my  people 

Amo.1.6.  catried  away  captive  the  whole  captivity 

9.delivered  up  the  whole  captivity  to  Edom 
Obad.20.  captiv.  of  this  hoft  of  the  child.of  Ifrael 
captivity  of  Jeruf.  which  is  in  Shephar. 
Mic.  1.  i6.they  are  gone  into  captivity  from  thee 
Nab.  3 .  io.fhe  went  into  captivity, het  young 
Hab.  1  ^.they  fhall  gather  the  captivity  as  the  fand 
Zepb.z.j .and  turne  away  their  captivity 

3 .  ao.when  I  turn  back  your  captivitybeiore 
Zecb.6. 10. take  them  of  the  captivity, even  of  Hel. 
Kom.j.  2  3  .bringing  me  into  captivity  of  the  law 

2  Cor.  10.5  .bringing  into  captivity  every  thought 
Epbef.^.i  .he  led  captivity  captive,  and  gave  gifts 

Bring  Captlrjttp. 
Pfal.  5  j.6..w.hen  G.bringeth  back  the  captivity  of 
fer.  3  0.18.  He  bring  again  the  capt.oi  Jacobs  ten. 
3 1. a 3. when  I  fhall  bring  again  their  captivity 
49.6.afterw.Ilebring  again  the  captivity  of  the 
3  9.1k  bring  again  the  captivity  of  Elam 
£^.  16.5  3. bring  their  capt.  then  bring  ag.thecd. 
29. 14.1k  bring  again  the  captivity  of  Egypt 
39,25.now  will  I  bring  again  the  cap.  of  Jacob 
foel  3. 1. v/henl  fhall  bring  again  thecapt.oi  Jud. 
/4»z0.9.i4.Ilebring  again  the  captiv.oi  my  peop. 

Children  ofCaptvbJtp. 

E^ra  4. 1. heard  that  thechildren  oi the  captivity 

6. 1 6. the  reft  of  the  child.of  the  captivity  kept 

i9.the  children  of  the  capt. kept  the  psffov. 

20. killed  the  paff.for  all  the  child.of  captiv. 

io.7.unto  all  the  childr.of  captivity  that  they 

1 6.the  children  of  the  captivity  did  fo,  and 

Dan.  5.13  .which  art  of  the  child.of  the  captiv.oi 

Go  into  Captvvjttp. 
Dfwf.28.41.for  they  fhall  go  into  captivity 
/£/'.20.6.dweiin  thine  houfe»(hal  go  into  captiv. 
2a.12.thy  lovers  fhall  go  into  captivity 
30.i6.everyoncofthem  fhall  go  into  captivity 
46.  i9.furntfh  thy  felfe  to  go  into  captivity 
48. 7.Chemofh  fhall  go  forth  into  captivity 
49. 3  .for  their  kings  fhall  go  into  captivity 
E'xe^.  1 2.4.as  they  that  go  forth  into  captivity 
3  o .  1 7»thefe  cities  fhall  go  into  captivity 
18.  and  her  daughters  fhall  go  into  captivity 
Amo.  1 . 5  .people  of  Syria  fhall  go  into. captivity 
1 5. their  king  ihall  go  into  captivity,  he  and 
5. 5. for  Gilgal  fhall  furcly  go  into  captivity 

27  .caufe  you  to  go  into  captiv. beyond  Da. 

7.17.  and  Ifrael  fhall  furely  go  into  capt iv ity 

o.4.though  they  go  into  captivity  before  thetr 

Zccb.  14. 2. half  of  the  city  fhal  go  forth  into  capt. 

Rev.  1 3 .  10. leads  into  captivity  fhall  go  into  capti. 

Out  of  Capttbttg. 
E^ra  2.i.that  went  up  out  of  the  captiv.oi  thofe 

Nebem.7.6. 
3 .8  .all  they  that  were  come  out  of  captivity 

Nebem.B.17. 
6. 2 1  .which  were  come  again  out  of  captivity 
8 . 3  5 .  w  hkh  were  come  out  of  the  capt.offted 

Carbuncle. 

Exod.  2  8 . 1 7  .the  firft  row  fhalbe  a  Carbuncle 
O  3 


CAR      CAR 

.    39.10.nrft  row  was  a  Topaz,a  Carbuncle. 
E^.28. 1 3  .the  Emeraudjthe  Carbuncle  and  oold 

;  • '  ;  Carbuncle^. 
Ifa.  5  4. 1 2.1le  make  thy  gates  of  Carbuncles 
■   ;-   Catcrjetniu).  , 

2  Cbro.i  5-ao.Necho  came  to  fight  againfi  Catch, 
Ifa.  10. 9. is  not  Calno  as  Carcbemifh 
/er.46.2.was  by  the  river  Euphra.in  Carchefnijh 
■    Care.' 

1  Saio.z.lo,thy  fat  h.hath  left  the  care  of  the  afTes 
a  ^#.4.13.  becncarefull  for  us  with  all  this  care 
fer.  49.3  1.  wealthy  nat.that  dwells ^without  care 
£^.4. 1 6.  eat  thy  bread  by  weight,and  with  care 
Mat.i  3. 2 2. the  care  oi  this  world  choak  the  word 
Lull.  io.34.andhe  took  care  of  him       -   . 

3  5. take  car. oi him,whatfoeverthou  fpendeft 

1  Cor.p.q.doth  God  take  care  for  oxen 

1 2.2  5.fhould  have  the  fame  care  one  for  anot. 

2  Cor. -j.  1 2.  but  .that  our  care  for  you  in  the  fight 

3.  i6.which  put  the  fame  earneft  care  in  the 
1 1. 28. the  care  of  all  the  Churches  , 

Phil. 4. 1  o.that  now  at  the  laft  yoai  care  for  me 
1  T/w.?.5.how  fhall  he  tzkecare  of  the  Church  of 

1  Pet.  5.7.cafting  all  your  care  upon  him/or  he 

Care, 

2  Sam.  18.3  .they  w  ill  not  care  for  us,  neither  if 
Lull.  1 0.40  .doft  thou  not  care  that  my  fifter  Ltfr 

1  Cor.7.2 1. called  being  a  ietv.care  not  forit,but 
Phil.z.zo.  who  will  naturally  care  for  your  eftate 

Carearj.Seeftareaf;. 
Caret), 

PA/.i4i.4.nomanM/'ft/formy fouic    . 
fohn  1  i.6.not  that  he  cared  iot  the  poore,but 
Ad.  18.17.  Gallio  cared  for  none  of  thofe  things 

Careful!, 

2  Kin.4. 1 3  .thou  haft  been  carefull  for  us  wich 
fer.  1 7 .8,(hatl  not  be  carefull  in  the  yeare 
Dap,.  3 . 1 6. w  e  are  not  carefull  to  anfwer  thee 
Lul£.  10.41. thou  axtcarefvUt  And  troubled, 
Pbil.4..6.be  carefull  for  nothing,  but  in 

io.wherein  ye  were  alfo  care  full, but.ye 
Tit.  3 .8  .might  be  carefull  to  maintain  good  works 

CareftiHp. 
De ut .  1 5 . 5 .only  if  thou  carefully  hearken  unto 
Mic.  1. 1 1. inhabitant  of  Maroth  waited  carefully 
Phil. z,z$.l  fent  him  therefore  the  more  carefully 
Heb.  1 2.i7.though  he  fought  it  carefully  with  tea. 

Carcfuinerte. 

E%e\.  12.18  .and  drink  thy  water  with  carcfutnejj'e 
1 9-eat  their  bread  with  carefulnejfe 

1  Cor.7.1 z- 1  wou'd  haveyou  without  carefilmffe 

2  Cor.7.1 1. what  carefulnejfe  is  wrought  in  you 

-  Careleffe. 

fudg.  1 8 .7. how  they  dwelt  careleff'c  after  the  . 
lfa.7, 2.9.hcaremy  voir.e,ye carclcjj'e daughters  ,' 
lo.manyycar  fhal  ye  be  tro.ye  carclcfjc  worn, 
- 1 1  .be  troubled  ye  careleffe  ones  . 
E\f/f.30.9.from  me  in  rtiips,t,o  make  the  carel.Et. 
Carried?. 

J/tf.47.3.hearnow  this  thou  that  dwelled,  care lefly 
£5^/5.39.6.3  fire  among  them  that  dwell  carelefly 
Zeph.z.  1 5.  is  the  rejoycing  city  that  dwelt  carelefly 

Cares.       . 
Mar. 4.  iq  the  wm  of  this  world  choak  the  word 
Lull.  8 . 1 4. and  are  choaked  with  cares  and  riches  . 

21.3  4. hearts  be  overcharged  with  the  cares  oi 

Careft. 

Mat.  22.1 6. neither  careft  thou  for  any  man 
Mar. 4.^  8  .careft  thou  not  that  we  perifli 

1 2. 1 4,that'thou  art  true,  and  careft  for  no  mnn 
Carctl;, 
Deilt.i  1.1 2.  aland  which  the  L.thy. G.caretb  for 
fohn  lo.t^.zndcaretbnot  for-the fheep  ,       ..  ~;    \ 
1  Cflr.7.3  ^.uaca«r.careth  for  the  things  that  bel. 

Verfe  3  4. 
3  3 .  married  caretb  for  the  things  that  are  of 
Yerfe  34. 
1  P#.5.7.caieuponhim,forhe  careth ior  yo'a 

Caring. 
1  £<»??•. 9. 5. left  my  farh.  leave  caring  ior  the  aiT:s 

Carfca0, 
Eflb.i. 10.  Zethar  and-  Cartas  to  bring  Vaflm 

Carfcaffe.     e 

Levit.^.zhcz  car\afje  of  an  unclean  beaft,or  a  car, 
or  the  cat\affe  of  unclean  creeping  things 
1 1. 8. and  their car\ajfe  ye  fliall  not  touch 

A.whofoever 


CAR      CAR 


CAR       CAR 


CAR      CAR 


24.whofo  toucheth  the  cm\a$  of  them  (hall 

2  5.whofoe.beareth  out  of  the  cark.oi  them 
27.whofo  toucheth  their  carfaf!  fhalbe  unci. 

28.  he  that  beareth  the  edrlpfi  of  them  (hall 

3  f  .thing  whereupon  any  part  of  their  m\. 
36.which  touch  their  ca,\a$c  fhalbe  unclean 
37-ifany  part  of  their  w%jf/e  fall  upon 

3  8. any  part  of  theit  ca,\ajje  fall  thereon,  it 
3p.he  that  toucheth  the  ^.thereof  flialbe 
40.he  that  eateth  of  the  car^afe  of  it  (hall 
he  alfo  thatbeareth  the  carafe  cf  it  fhall 
Dent.  14. 8. nor  touch  their  dead  car\ajfe 

28.16.  thy  carkajfe  (halbemeatto  all  foules 

Je/&.8.29.that  they  fhould  take  his  carkajfe  down 

Judg.  1 4.8. turned  afide  to  fee  the  r^.of  the  lion 

hony  in  the  carkafj'e  of  the  lion 

9.takenthe  hony  out  of  the  ca^/f.ofrthe  lion 

1  Kin.  1 3 .22.thy  cm\afte  (hall  not  come  unto  the 

24.and  his  ffl\afj'e  was  caft  in  the  way 

the  lion  alfo  flood  by  the  ctli\afie 
zj.and  faw  the  carafe  caft  in  the  way 

and  the  lion  (landing  by  the  cark\ajfe 
28.he  found  his  carl{affc  caft  in  the  way 

the  lion  had  not  eaten  the  carkaffe 

29.  Prophet  took  up  the  car\a\fe  of  the  man 
3o.he  laid  his  carkaffe  in  his  owne  grave 

2  Kin-9-l  7-  cm  faff*  of  Jezebel  fhalbe  as  dung 
fa.  14 .  19. as  a  carkajfe  troden  under  foot 

Afttf.24.23. for  wherefoever  the  w^.is,there  will 

Carfcaffcs. 
Gen.  1 5. 1 1  .fouls  came  down  upon  the  carkajfes 
Levit.  1 1. 1 1. ye  fhall  have  their  carkaj]'es  in  abom. 
26\the  carkajfes  of  every  beaft  which  divides 
26.caft  your  carfafles  on  the  cark^fes  of 
Num.  14.29.your  carkajfes  fhall  fall  in  the  wilder. 
3  2.but  as  for  your  atrkajji's  they  fhall 
3  3  .untill  your  cm-gaffes  be  wafted  in  the 
1  Sa.  1 7.46.1k  give  the  ear\afj'cs  of  the  hoft  of 
i/«.  J.2j.their  carkajfes  were  torne  in  the  midft 
34.3  .their  ftink  fhall  come  out  of  their  car\af. 
66.24.and  look  upon  the  car\ajfes  of  the 
Jcr.-j.  3  3  .carkaffes  of  this  people  fhalbe  meat 
9.22.even  the  carkafl'es  of  men  fhallfall 
\6.4xarkajjcs  fhalbe  meat  for  the  foules  of 

18.  filled  mine  inhcritan.  with  the carkajfes 
I 9.7.their  carkafl'es  will  I  give  to  be  meat 
H^.6.  j.Ile  lay  the  dead  carh^jfesoi the  child.of 
43 .7. nor  by  the  carkaffes  of  their  kings  of 
9. carkajfes  of  the  kings  far  from  me 
Nah.  3 . 3 .  and  a  great  number  of  carkajfes 
Hcb.  3.17  .who ft  car\ajjes  fell  in  the  w  ilderneffe 

CarmeJ. 
fojh.  1 2.22.the  king  of  Jokncam  of  Camel  one 

1  J.J  f  .MaonJCd>-»ic/jZiphJuttah,inhe.of  Jud. 
19.26.and  rcacheth  to  to«/Weftwird 

tSam.x  j.  12. faying,  Saul  came  to  Carmcl 

2  j .  z.whofe  pofTeffions  were  in  Carmcl,znA 

he  was  (hearing  his  fheep  in  Camel 
j  get  ycu  up  to  Camel,  and  go  to 
7  unto  them  all  the  while  they  were  in  Car. 
40  fcr.of  Dav.  were  come  to  Abigail  to  Car. 

1  Kin.  1 8. 1 9.gather  to  me  all  Ifr.to  mount  Camel 

20. Prophets  together  unto  mount  Carmsl 
42.  and  Elijah  went  up  to  the  top  of  Camel 

2  2$£z.z-f  .he  went  from  thence  to  mount  Cam. 

4.2  j.cameto  the  man  of  God  to  mount  Car. 
19.23.and  intorhe  forreftof  his  Camel 

2  Cbro.26.  io.vine-dreflers  in  the  mou.&  in  Car. 
Cant. 7. 5. thine  head  upon  thee  is  like  Camel 
Ifa:  3  3 ^.Bafhan  &  Carmclmake  off  their  fruits 

3  j  ,2.the  excellency  of  Carmcl  and  Sharon 
37.24.I  enter  into  the  forreftof  his  Camel 

Jer. 46. 1  S.and  as  Camel  by  the  fea,  fo  fhall 

5  o.  19.be  fhall  feed  in  Gww/ and  Bafhan 

Amos  i.2.andthetopof  CarmcKhiW  wither 

9.3  .hide  themfelves  in  the  top  of  Camel 
Mic.y.  i4.dwell  folitarily  in  the  midft  of  Camel   | 
Nah.  1 .4Xam.Sc  the  flowre  of  Lebanon  languifh 

Carmelite. 

1  Sa. 3 0.6.  Abigail  the  wife  of  Nabalthe  Camel. 

2  Sam.z.z. 

2  Sam.  3.3.  Abigail  w  i  fe  of  Nabal  the  Carmelite 

2  3 . 3  j  .Hezrai  the  Carmelite 
1  Chro.  1 1. 37.  He  zro  the  Carmclitc,'b{z3tai  the 
CarineUteffe. 
J  1  Sa.  27. 3 .  Abigail  the  Carmelitejfe  Nabals  wife 


1  Cfo.3.i.the  fecond Dan.of  Abig.the  Carmelitefi 

Carmi,    Carmiteff. 
Gen.tf.gSons  of  Reuben,Hezron,Gtf»w 

Exod.6. 14.8c  1  Cbron.5.3. 
N  um.z6. 6. oi~  Carmi  the  family  of  the  Cm-mites 
fojh.  7 . 1 .  for  A  chan  the  fon  of  Cami,the  fon 

1 8 .  Achan  fon  of  Carmi  was  taken 
1  C%a.2.7.the  fons  of  Carmi  Achar,who  troubled 
4.1. fons  ofjudah  Carmi, 1lar,zad Shobal 
•     Carnall. 
Kom.-j.  1 4.I  am  carmll,  fold  under  fin 
8.7.becaufe  the  carnall  mind  is  enmity 
15.27.  to  minifter  unto  them  in  carnall  things 

1  Cor.  3 . 1  .but  as  unto  carnall,  even  as  unto 

3  .for  ye  are  yet  carnall 

are  ye  not  carnall,  and  walk  as  men 
4.I  am  of  Apollo  j  are  ye  not  carnall 
9.1 1. if  we  fhall  reap  your  carnall  things 

2  Cor.  io.4.weapons  of  our  warfare  are  not  carnall 
Hek7.16.not  after  the  law  of  a  carnall  command. 

9.10.  and  carnall  ordinances  impofed  on  them 
Carnallp. 
Lraf.i8.20.fhalt  not  lie  carnally  with  thy  neigh. 
19.20.  whofoever  lieth  carnally  with  a  woman 
Ato.  j.i3.and  a  man  lie  with  her  carnally, znd 
Rom.8.6.ios  to  be  carnally  minded  is  death 

Carpenter, 
lfa,4 1 .7  .fo  the  Carpenter  encouraged  the  Goldfm. 

44.1 3. the  Carpenter  ftr:tcheth  out  his  rule 
Mat.  1 3 . 5  j  .is  not  this  the  Carpenters  fon 
Aftzr.6.3  .is  not  this  the  Carpenter,  the  fon  of  Mary 

Carpenters. 
2  Sam.  j.i  i.Hiram  fent  Carpenters  to  David 

1  Clrron.  iq.1. 
2  Kjtf.i2.n.theylaiditout  to  the  Carpenters 

22.6.unto  Gz>'J>«z/w,andBuilders,&  Mafons 
2  Chio.24. J  2. hired  Mafons  &  Carpenters  to repai . 
E%ra  3 .7-gave  mony  alfo  unto  the  Carpenters 
Jer. 24. 1  .with  the  Carpenters  and  Smiths 

zg.z.Carpenters  were  departed  from  Jerufalem 
Zcch.  1. 20. the  Lord  (hewed  me  foure  Carpenters 

Carpus. 
z  T'm.4. 1 3  .cloak  that  I  left  at  Troas  with  Carp. 

Carriage, 
JW?- 1 8. 2 1. and  the  carriage  before  them 
1  Sam- 17.22.  and  David  left  his  carriage  in  the 

hand  of  the  keeper  of  the  carriage 
Carriages, 
Ifa.  10. 28. at  Michmafh  he  had  laid  up  hiscamag. 

46. i.youi carriages  were  heavie  loaden 
Aff.zi.15.  after  thofe  daies  we  took  up  our  cirri. 

Carrp. 
Gen.  3  7 . 2  j  .going  to  carry  it  down  to  Egypt 
42.  iff. cany  corn  for  the  famine  ofyour  lioufe 
43.1 1. cany  down  the  man  a  prefent 

1  z.carry  it  again  in  your  hand,perad  venture 
44. 1. with  food  as  much  as  they  can  cany 
45". 27. wagons  Jofeph  fenttoffl/ryhim 
46.7/which  Pharaoh  had  fent  to  carry  him 
50 . 2  j. fhall  car. up  my  bones  from.£.ro.  13.19. 
Exod.  33.1  5. carry  us  not  up  hence 
Levit.  1  o.4.carry  your  breth.from  before  the  fancT:. 
Num.  1 1 . 1  z.carry  them  in  thy  bofonie  as  a  nurfing 
Vent.  14.24. fo  that  thou  art  not  able  to  cany  it 
Jof.4. 3. and  ye  fhall  carry  them  over  with  you 

1  Sa.ij.iS.canytheCc  ten  cheefes  unto  the  Capt. 

20. 40. go  cany  them  to  the  city 

2  Sam.  19.18.  over  the  ferry  boat  to  carry  over  the 

1  Kin.  1 8 . 1 2.fpir.of  the  L.  fhall  cany  me  whither 

2  Kjn.4. 19.fa.id  to  a  lad,  Cany  him  to  his  mother 

9. 2. and  carry  him  to  an  inner  chamber 
1 7 .  27.  carry  thither  one  of  the  priefls  that 

1  Chro.  io.9#to  carry  tidings  unto  their  idols 

1  j. 2.  none  ought  to  carry  the  Ark  of  God  but 

them  hath  the  L.chofen  ta  carry  the  Arke 

2  3. 26. they  (hall  no  more c&ry  the  tabernacle 

2  Chro.  2 . 1 6 .thou  (halt  cany  it  up  to  Jerufalem 

3  6. 6. bound  him  in  fetters  to  carry  him  to 
E%ra  ft  1 j. go  carry  them  into  the  temple  that  is 

7.15  .and  to  carry  the  filver  and  gold 
Ecclef.  1 0.20.  a  bird  of  the  aire  fhall  carry  the  voi. 
Ifa.  2  3 .7. her  own  feet  fhall  carry  her  afar 
30.6.they  will  cany  their  riches  on  affes 
40. 1 1  .and  carry  them  in  his  bofome,and 
I     46.4.even  to  hoare  haires  will  I  carry  you 

even  I  will  carry  you^nd  will  deliver 


7.theyw;vyhim,andfet  him  in  his  place 
7^.20.  j.take  them,and  cany  them  to  Babylon 
3 9.7. bound  him  in  chaines,to  wr.himto  Bab. 
1 4.that  he  fhould  cam  him  home  fo 
E^.22.9.  in  thee  are  men  thaua.tales  to  fhed  b. 
Aftz>\6. 5  ? .began  to  carry  about  in  beds  all 

1 1. 1 6.  not  fuffer  that  any  man  fhould  carry 
Lu\.  10. 4.cany  neither  purfe,nor  fcrip,nor 
fohn  5.  lo.not  lawfull  for  thee  to  carry  thy  bed 
2 1. 1 8.  and  carry  thee  whither  thou  vvouldeft 
Carrg  away. 
Num.z4.2z.Mhw  fhall  carry  thee  away  captive 

1  Kin-  8.46/0  that  they  cany  them  away  captives 

2  Kin.  1 8. 1 1  .king  of  Affyr.did  carry  away  Ifrael 

2  j.i  i.did  Nebuz.capt.of  the  guard  ft»-.away 
2  Chro.6. 36.and  they  carry  them  away  captives 

20 . 2  j  .more  then  they  could  cany  away 
fob  1  j.i2.whydoththine  heart  cany  thee  away 
Pfal.49.  i7.dieth,he  (hillcarry  nothing  away 
Ecclef  j.  1  j  .which  he  may  carry  away  in  his  hand 
Ifa.  5.29-and  fhall  carry  it  away  fafe.  and 
1  j.7.1aid  up,fhall  they  cany  away  to  the 
22. i7.L.will  cany  thee  away  with  a  mighty 
41.16.wind  fhall  carry  them  away.Ch.57.13. 
I<w».4.2  2.no  more  carry  thee  away  into 
Eick.  3  8 . 1 3  .to  cany  away  lilver  and  gold  to 
Act. 7. 41  .He  carry  you  aw3y  beyond  Babylon 

Carrp  bacl{. 
zSa.i^.z  scarry  back  the  Ark  of  God  into  the 

1  Kjn.zz.z6.md  cany  him  back  unto  Amon 

zChon,i8.2^. 
Carrp  firth. 
Exod.  1 2.46.thou  (halt  not  carry  forth  ou<?ht  of 

14. 1 1. to  carry  us  forth  out  of  E°ypt 
Lcvit.4. 1 2.  the  whole  bullock  (halt  he  carry  forth 
2 1  .he  (hall  carry  forth  the  bullock  without 
6. 1 1. carry  forth  the  afhes  without  the  camp 
14.4  j.fhall  carry  them  forth  out  of  the  city 
16.27.  bloud  fhal  one  w.forth  without  the  ca. 

2  Chro.  29. 5  .M/.forth  the  filthines  out  of  the  ho.p. 
Jer.  1 7 .2  2. neither  carry  forth  any  burden  out 
E\ek^.  1 2.6.and  carry  it  forth  in  the  twilight 

Carrp  out. 

Getf.47.30.thou  (halt  carry  me  out  of  Egypt 
De ut.  2  8 . 3  8  .carry  much  feed  out  into  the  fieldj& 

1  Ki>i.z i.io.then carry  him  out,and  ftone  him 

22.34.M/yy  me  out  of  the  hod,  fori  am 

2  Cfowj.18.33. 

2  dv.29.16.towr/yitout  abroad  into  the  brook 
£^.  1 2. 5. in  their  fight,  and  cany  out  thereby 

1 2.digge  thorow  the  wall  to  car.out  thereby 
Act.  j. 9. at  the  doore5and  fhall  carry  thee  out 
1  Tim.6.7.  it  is  certain  we  can  cany  nothing  out 

Carrier 

Gen. 46. 5  .fons  of  Ifrael  carried  Jacob  their 

■50.13  .his  fons  carried  him  into  the  la. of  Can. 
Lev it.  1 0.5  .they  carried  them  in  their  coats 
Jof.4.$.md  carried  them  over  with  them  unto 
Judg.i6.i.carrkd  them  up  to  the  top  of  an  hill 
1  Sam.  5 .8.Ark  of  the  God  of  Ifrael  be  carried 

carried  the  Ark  of  the  God  of  Ifrael 
9.after  they  had  carried  it  about,  the  hand  of 
z  Sam.6.  io.David  carried  it  afide  into  the  houfe 
1  j. 29.  Abiathar  carried  the  Arke  of  God 

1  Kin.  17.19  carried  him  up  into  a  loft  w  here 

21.13  .carried  him  forth,and  ftoncd  him 

2  Kjn.j. 8.and  carried  thence  lilv-'rand  gold 

carried  thence  alfo,and  went  and  hid 
9  2  8 .  his  fervants  carried  hi  m  in  a  charet 
20. 1 7. laid  up  inftore  thalbe  carried 
23.4.c<zmerftheaihes  of  them  unto  Bethel 

loSiitv.carricd him  in  a  charet  dead  from 
24. 1 3  .he  carried  out  thence  all  the  treafures 

1 5  .thofe  carried  he  into  captivity 
2 5. 7. bound  him  with  fetters,  Scca-him  to Ba. 

i3.c<zn'ifrfthebraffe  of  them  to  Babylon 

1  Chro.  1 3 .7. carried  the  Ark  of  God  in  a  new  cart 

i$.carriedit  afide  into  the  houfe  of  Obed. 

2  Chro.  24. 1 1. and  carried  it  to  his  place  againe 
28.1  $. carried  all  the  feeble  of  them  upon  afles 
33.11  .and  carriedhim  to  Babylon 

34. 1 6.Shaphan  carried  the  book  to  the  king 
3 6.4. and  carriedhim  to  Egypt 

7.Nebuchad.allo  carriedofthe  veffels  of 
Job  j.i3.counfellofthefrowardis«/.headlong 
10,19.1  fhould  have  been  carried  from  the  wo. 
P/a/.46.2.thougb 


CAR      CAR 


Pfal  46.2.though  the  mount,  flialbe  carriedinto 

ira.ig.6.m  up  in  ftore,fhalbe  earned  to  Babylo 
11 2  .which  arc  carrkd  from  the  wombe  _ 
49.22.thy  daugh.fhalbe  coined upon  their  fho. 
55 .4.furely  he  hath  earned  our  forrowes 
6 1  '.98. carried  them  all  the  dales  of  old 

fer.z7.z2.they  ftalbe  carrkdinto  Babylon 
28.3.  and  carried  them  to  Babylon 
5  2.0.  carrkdhim  up  unto  the  king  of  Babylon 
1 1  and  «W?m?  him  to  Babyloo,and  put 
ly.carmd  all  the  braffe  of  them  to  Babylon 

E\e\.  17-4-and  wzmed  it  into  a  land  of  traffick 
3  7 . 1  .and  carried  me  out  in  the  fpirit  of 

Van.  1 '2.  w  h  ich  he  mi(  into  the  land  of  Shinar 

Hof  io.6.it  ihalbc  alfo  carried  unto  Aflyria 
1 2. 1  .and  oile  is  «;T«i  unto  Egypt 

Joel  3 .  5 .  have  ootH  into  your  temple  my  goodly 

Luk-7. 1 2.behold,thcre  was  a  dead  man  carried 
16.22. was  wr.by  the  angels  into  Abr.bofome 
24.  5  l.was  parted  from  them,  &  c«7.up  into 

Alt-  3.2.  lame  from  his  moth.womb  was  coined 
3 .6. carried  him  out,and  buried  him 
7 . 1 6.and  were  otfri^  over  unto  Sichem 
8.2.devout  men  carried  Stephen  to  his  buriall 
21.34.commandedb.im  to  be  w.intothe  caft. 

Epb.^.irrcarried  .ibout  with  every  wind  of  doft. 

Heb.  1 3 ,9-be  not  carried  about  with  divers  doftr. 

2Prt.2.i7.cloudsthatareMmc^withatempefl; 

fude  i2.clouds  that  are  without  water  car.ahout 

CaWiCu  captive.  See  Cajlttte. 

CatrfeD  away. 

Gen.  3 1. 1 8. Jacob  carried  away  all  his  cattell 
z6.carried  away  my  daughters  as  captives 

1  Sam.zo.z.bnt  carried  them  away,and  went 

1 8 .  that  the  Amalekites  had  carried  away 

2  ¥&,  i7.6.and  carriedlhae\  away  into  Aflyria 

1 1 . w  horn  the  Lo.carricd  away  before  them 
a  3  .fo  was  Ifrael  earned  away  out  of  their 
28.one  of  the  p'riefts  whom  they  had  ca.aw. 
3  3  .whom  they  carried  away  from  thence 
24.14.and  he  carried  way  all  Jerufalem 

15. he  carried  away  Jehoiakim  to  Babylon 
25.21.fo  Judahwascara^awayoutof 
x  Chro.  f.i6.Tilga.c<z?-.them  away,even  the  Reub. 
6.1  f  .when  the  Lordca»wdJudah,ind 
9. 1  .who  were  carried  aw  Ay  to  Babylon  for 
2  C/?ra.i  2.p.he  W/i«f  alfo  the  fhieids  of  gold 
14. 1 3  .they  carried  away  very  much  fpoile 

if. carried  away  fheep  and  camels  in 
1 6.6  tarried  away  the  ftones  of  Ramah 
21.17.and  carried awayall  the  fubfhnce  that 
28.5. carried  away  a  great  multitude  of  them 
36.20.efcaped  from  the  fword,  carried  he  away 
Ezra  i.i.of  thofe  which  had  been  carrkdaway 

whom  Ntbuchad.had  carrkdaway  unto 

Nehem.j.6.ScEjlb.z.6. 

{.12.  and  carried  the  people  away  into  Babylo 

8.3  5.child.of  thofe  that  had  been  carried  away 

p.4.tr3nfgrefl".of  thofe  that  had  bin  car. away 

Chapt.10.6. 
10. 8. fro  the  cong.of  thofe  that  had  bin  ca.aw. 
Ncfe«7.6.of  thofe  that  had  been  carried  away 
Eftb.z.6.who  had  been  carried  away  from  Jerufal. 
with  the  capt.which  had  been  caraway 
Job  1. 17.  fell  on  the  camels, &  carried  them  away 
jer.zg.q.carrkd  away  capt  whom  I  have  caufed 
Dan.z.2  5 .  and  the  wind  carried  them  away 
Nab.  3 . 1  o.ye  was  fhe  carried  away,  fhe  went 
Mat.  1 . 1  r.about  the  time  they  were  carried  away 
Mar.  1 5 . 1  .carried  jefus  away,and  delivered 
1  Cor.i  2.2.wete  Gentiles  earned  a  way  unto  thefe 
Gal.  2. 1 3  .that  Barnabas  alfo  was  car.  away  with 
Set*.  12.15  .might  caufe  her  to  be  carried  away  of 
1 7 . 3 .  fo  he  carried  me  away  in  the  fpirit  into 
Chapt.21.10. 
CarrieCE. 

Pfal.$o.$.carrieft  them  away  as  with  afioud 

Carrier!). 
Job  21.1 8.as  the  chaffe  that  the  ftorm  carrietb  aw. 

27.a1.the  Eaft  windcarrktb  him  away 
2to.  1 7.7. and  of  the  berft  which  carrietb  her 

Carrying. 
1  Sam.  1 0.3. one  carrying  three  kids,and 

another  carrying  three  loaves  of  bread 
and  another  carrying  a  bottle  of  wine 
Pfal.7 8.9.and  carrying  bowes>turned  back  in 


CAR      CAS 

Jer.  1 . 3  .unto  the  carrying  away  of  Jerufal  .captive 
Mat.  1.  i7.untill  the  carrying  away  into  Babylon 

from  the  canying  away  into  Bab/unto 
^c?.  j.  1  o. carrying  her  forth,buried  her  by  her 

Carfbema. 
Efib.  1.  i4.next  unto  him  was  Carjhems 
Cat*, 

1  lQ/i.6. 7. now  therefore  make  anew  cart 

and  tie  the  kine  to  the  cart, and 
8  .lay  the  Arke  of  the  Lord  upon  the  cart 
10. and  tied  the  two  kine  to  the  cart}and 
1 1  .laid  the  Arke  of  the  Lord  on  the  cart 
1 4.  the  cart  came  into  the  field  of  Jofhua 

they  clave  the  wood  of  the  cart,  and 

2  Sam.6.2.(et  the  Ark  of  God  upon  a  new  cart 

1  Chron.  13.7. 

and  Uzza  &  Ahio  drave  the  new  cart 

1  Cbron.iz.y. 

Ifa.  2  8. 2  8. nor  break  it  with  the  wheele  of  his  cart 

Amos  z.  1 3  ,as  zcart  is  prefied  that  is  full  of  fhea. 

Carc=rope. 
Jfa.  5 . 1 8  .and  fin  as  it  were  with  a  cart-rope 

Catt=S»t>«)!e. 

i/S.i8,27.neitheris  acan-wbeele  turned  about  on 

Carted. 

/wig.  18,1 8.and  fetched  the  carved  imagejthe 

1  lQn.6. 18. Cedar  of  the  hou. within  was  carved 

29.be  carved  all  the  walls  of  the  houfe 

with  carved  figures  of  Cherubitns,  and 

3  2.  carved  upon  them  carvings  of  Cherub. 

3  5- he  carvcdtlvreon  Cherubims,and 

with  goldjfitted  upon  thecarved  worke 

2  dOT.3  3.7.he  fet  acarved  image,theidoll  which 

22.  Amon  facrif.unto  all  the  carved  images 
3  4. 3  .to  purge  Jud .  &  Jer.from  the  caw.images 
4.he  cut  downe  the  carved  images 
Pfal.74.6.  now  they  brake  down  the  carved  work 
Pro.7.  1  ^.decked  my  bed  with  carved  works 

Carting, 
Exod  3 1 . 5. and  in  carving  of  timber  to  work  in 
3  5.3  3. in  carving  of  wood  to  make  any  cutting 
Cartofngo, 
1  Kjn.6.1 2.carved  upon  themcarvittgs  of  Cherub. 

Cafe. 
Exod.  5. 1 9. did  fee  that  they  were  in  evill  cafe 
D«if.i9.4.andthisis  the  cafe  o£  the  flayer 
22.1  .thou  (halt  in  any  cafe  bring  them 
24. 1 3  .in  any  cafe  thou  fhalt  deliver  them 
Pfal.  1 44. 1 5. happy  is  the  peo.that  is  in  Cachacafe 
Mat.  f.20.ye  (hallin  no  ca/e  enter  into  the  king. 

19. 10. if  the  cafe  of  the  man  be  fo  with 
John  j.6.had  been  now  a  long  time  in  that  cafe 

Cafement, 
Pro.7. 6. 1  looked  thorow  my  cafement 

Cafes, 
i  Cor.j.z  j.not  under  bondage  in  fuch  cafes 

Caftprjfa. 
Exra  8.17.1:0  Iddo  chiefeat  the  place  Cafipbia 

and  to  his  brethren  at  the  place  Cafipbia 
Cafluijtm. 
Gen.  10.14. Mizraim  begate  Caflubim 

1  Cbron.i.\z. 
Cafffa. 

Exod. 70. z^. and  oiCafia  ^oo.thekels  after 
P/K4 5 .8  .all  thy  garments  fmell  of  Cafla 
E^c/f.27.19.  Cajfia  &  Calamus  were  in  thy  mark. 

Caffi. 
I»/;.22.4i.withdrawn  from  them  about  a&o.caft 

Caft. 
£^0.38. 2  7. of  the  ioo.tal.oflil.werew/^thefock. 
1  l\in.y. zq.thc  knopswerew,?  intworowes 

when  it  was  cafi 
z  Cbr-o.^.T.two  rowesof  oxen  were  cafi 

when  it  was  cdjl 
Job  1 8. 8. for  he  is  caft  into  a  net  by  his  owne 
Pfal.zz.io.I  was  caft  upon  tliee  from  the  womb 
7  6. 6. chat,  an&hotfe  ate  caft  into  a  deep  deep 
i40.io.letthembeca/Hnto  the  fire 
Pro.  1 6. 3  3  .the  lot  is  caft  into  the  lap,but 
Ifa. z  1.7.  face  of  the  cover,  caft  over  all  the  people 
Jer. 22.28.and  are  caft  in  a  land  that  they 
3  8 .  11  .and  took  thence  old  caft  clouts 
1 2. put  now  thefe  old  caft  clouts,  and 
E%el{.  1 5.4.behold,it  is  caft.  into  the  fire  for 
Dan.z  .6.fame  houre  be  caft  into  the  midft  of  the 
1 1  .that  he  fhould  be  call  into  the  midft  of 


CAS       CAS 


1  y.  ye  fhalbe  caft  the  fame  houre  into 
2 1.  w  ere  caft  into  the  midft  of  the  furnace 
6.7.  he  ftialbe  w/2  into  the  den  of  lions 
1 2.of  thee,  O  King,(halbe  caft  into  the  den 
Jonab  2-4.then  I  faid,I  am  caft  out  of  thy  fight 
Mat .4. 1 2.  Jefus  heard  that  John  was  ca.  into  prif. 
5.25.andrhoubeoj/2  into  the prifon 
29.thatthy  wholebody  mould  bew.irito  hel 
Verfe  30. 
6.30  .and  to  morrow  is  caft  into  the  oven 

Luke  12,28. 
21.21  .and  be  thou  caft  into  the  fea,it 
M<zi".9.42.about  his  neckband  he  were  caft  into 

Luke  17.2. 
4  f.then  having  two  feet  to  be  caft  into  hell 
47.  then  having  two  eies  to  be  caftinto  hell 
Lu\.  3 .9.  is  hewn  do wn,and  caft  into  the  fire 
23 .  19. and  for  murther  was  caft  into  prifon 

Verfe  2  5. 
John  3.24.for  John  was  not  yet  caft  into  prifon 
AU.z7.z6.  we  muft  be  caft  upon  a  certain  Ifland 
Kra.8.7.and  they  were  caft  upon  the  earth 
8. burning  with  fire,was  caft  into  thefea 
12.13  .dragon  faw  that  he  was  caft  unto  the 
i9.20.thefebothwereca/?aliveintoalake 
20.io.divellwas<M/?  into  the  lake  of  fire 
14.  death  and  hell  were  caft  into  the  lake  of 
1  f.was  cafl  into  the  lake  of  fire 


Gcn.zi.i^.ihecafl  the  child  under  one  of  thefiir. 
3 1. 3  8. thy  fliee-goatshave  not  caft  their  youn<T 

5 1. behold  this  pillar  which  I  have  caft 
37.20.let  us  flay  him,&  caft  him  intofome  pit 

22.(hed  no  bloud,but&z/2  him  into  this  pit 

24.they  took  him,  and  caft  him  into  a  pis 
39.7  .caft  her  eyes  upon  Jofeph 
Exod.  i.2  2.that  is  born,  ye  (hall  caft  Into  the  riyer 
4.3  .he  hid,Caft  it  on  the  ground,  and  he 

caft  it  on  the  ground3&  it  became  a  Serp. 

2  5  .and  cafi  i  t  at  his  feet,and  faid 
7.g.andcaft  it  before  Pharaoh,  and  it 
1 0.19. and  caft  them  into  the  red  fea 
1 5.4.Phara.  char.  &  his  hoft  hath  he  caft  into 

2  5. which  when  he  had  cafi  into  the  waters 

2  2. 3  1  .ye  fhall  cafi  it  to  the  dogs 

23 .26. there  fhall  nothing  caft  their  young 
25.12.thou  {halt cafi  4.ringsof  gold  fork 
26.37.fhak  cafi  5.fbckets  of  braffe  for  them 

3  2.  i9.he  cafi  the  tables  out  of  his  hand 

24. then  I  cafi  it  into  the  fire,and  there 
26.2,6.hecaft  for  them4.focketsof  filver 
3  7 .3.he  cafi  for  it  foure  rings  of  gold.Ver.  i  3 ) 
3  8 . 5  .he  cafi  foure  rings  for  the  foure  ends 

Levit.\.\6. and  cafi  it  befide  the  altar  on  the 
1 4. 40. they  (halcafl  them  into  an  unclean  place 
26. 30. and  cafiyout  carkaffes  on  the  carkafTes 

Niim>i9.6.  caft  it  into  themidft  of  the  burning 
3  5. 2  2. or  have  caft  any  thing  on  him  without 
23  .and  caft  it  upon  bim,that  he  die 

Beut.g.z  1 . 1  caft  the  duft  thereof  into  the  brook 
28.40.for  thine  olive  fhall  caft  his  fruit 
29.28  .and  caft  them  into  another  land  as 

Jofii.'&.zg.caft  it  at  the  entering  of  the  gate 
10.27.  and  caft  them  into  the  cave  wherein 

Judg.S.z  5.  did  caft  therein  every  man  the  eare 
9.5  3. a  certain  womanc^a  pieceofamilftone 

1  Sam.  18.11  .and  Saul  caft  the  javelin/or  he 
20.33  .Saulcaft  a  javelin  at  him  to  finite 

z  5d.ii.2i.didnotawoman  ca. a  piece  ofariiil. 
1 6. 6. and  he  caft  ftones  at  David,  and  at 

1 3  .and  threw  ftones  at  him, and  caft  duft 
1 8. 17  .caft  Abfalom  into  a  great  pit 
20. 1 2.and  caft  a  cloth  upon  him,  when  he  faw 

1  lQn.7.1 5.for  he  caft  two  pillars  of  braffe  of 

46.plain  of  Jordan  did  the  kingfaft  them 
zCht/i.q.ij. 
1 3 .24.and  his  carkaffe  was  caft  in  the  way 
2  5. and  faw  the  carkaffe  caft  in  the  way 
iS.andfound  his  carkaffe  caft  in  the  way 
1 4. 9. and  haft  cafi  me  behind  thy  backe 
19.19.and  caft  his  mantle  upon  him 

2  fQn.z.i6.and  caft  him  upon  fome  mountain^  6* 

2 1. and  cafi  the  fait  in  there,  and  faid 
.  3.3  5-on  every  good  piece  of  land  cafi  every 
4.4 1. and  he  caftit  into  the  pot,  and  faid 
6.6.andcafl  it  in  thither,  and  the  iron 

2  5.  arid 


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9.25  .and  caft  him  into  the  portion  of  Nabotk 

z6.andcaft  him  into  the  plat  of  ground 
ij.2i.theyca/?themanintothe  fepulchre 

2  3. neither  w/2  he  them  from  his  prefenCe 
19.18  .and  have  cafi  their  gods  into  the  fire 

j  2.nor  caft  a  bank  againft  it 

2  3 ,6.caft  the  powder  thereof  upon  the  graves 

1  2.and  caft  the  duft  of  them  into  the  brook 
zrt»-.24.io.broughtin,andctf/2  into  the  cheft 
26. 1 4. and  bowesand  flings  to  caft  ftones 
30.14  and  caft  them  into  the  brook  Kidron 
Neh.^. 26.2nd  caft  thy  law  behind  their backes 
Eftb  3.7. they  caft  Pur,that  is,the  lot  before 

9.  &4-and  had  caft  Pur,that  is,the  lot 
Job  20.  2  3. God  fhal  caft  the  fury  of  his  wrath  on 
27.22.for  God  fhall  caft  upon  him,and 
3o.i9.hehath  caft  me  into  mire 
40. 1 1. caft  abroad  the  rage  of  thy  wrath 
Vfal.  5  5 .3  .they  caft  iniquity  upon  me,and  in 
22  caft  thy  burden  upon  the  Lord 
74-7.they  have  cafi  fire  into  the  fanctuary 
7  8 .49.he  caft  upon  them  the  riercenes  of  his  w. 
Pro-1.14.caft  thy  lot  among  us,let  us  all 
Ecclef.i  1.1  ,ca(l  thy  bread  upon  the  waters 
JjA*.2.20.inthat  day  a  man  OnMcaft  his  idols  of 
6.13  .fubftance  is  in  them  w  hen  they  caft  their 
1 9. 8. all  they  that  caft  angle  into  the  brooks 
a8.25.doth  henotw/2  abroad  the  hcchcs,and 

zndcaft  in  the  principall  wheat,and 
37. 1 9. and  have  caft  their  gods  into  the  fire 

3  3  .nor  caft  a  bank  againft  it 

3  8 . 1 7.haft  caft  all  my  fins  behind  thy  back 
Jer. 6. 8. and  caft  a  mount  againft  Jerufalcm 

22-7.and  caft  them  into  the  fire 
26.23.andw/?  his  dead  body  into  the  grave 
36.23. cajl  it  into  the  fire  that  was  on  the  hea. 
3  8 ,6.they  caft  Jeremy  into  the  dungeon  of 
9.whom  they  have  caft  into  the  dungeon 
4i.7.and  caft  them  into  the  midft  of  the  pit 
9.  pit  wherein  Ifhmael  had  caft  in  the  dead 
i^.thcy  caft  about,md  returned  ,and 
51.63  .and  caft  into  the  river  Euphrates 
Lam.  3.53  .and  caft  a  ftone  upon  me 
£^•4- J  ■&  caft  a  mount  3gainft  it/et  the  camp 
5.4.  and  caft  them  into  the  midft  of  the  fire 
7.i9.theyfhall  caft  their  filverin  the  ftreets 
1 1 . 1 6.  T  have  caft  them  afar  offamong  the  he. 
2 1 . 2  2. to  caft  a  mount,and  to  build  a  fort 
2  3 . 3  5  .and  caft  me  behind  thy  back 
26.8  .and  caft  a  mount  againft  thee,and 
28.17.I  Yi\\\ca(l  thee  to  the  ground,!  will 
43 . 24.and  the  priefts  fhall  caft  fait  upon  them 
Zto.3_20.and  to  caft  them  into  the  fiery  furnace 
24. did  not  we  caft  three  men  bound  into 
6. 1 6. and  caft  him  into  the  den  of  lions 
24.and  they  caft  them  into  the  den  of  lions 
Amos  4. 3. ye  (hall  caft  them  into  the  palace 
Jonah  2. 3 .  for  thou  h.idft  caft  me  into  the  deep 
Mic.z.  5  .that  (lull  caft  a  cord  by  lot  in  the 

4.7.and  her  that  was  caft  afar  off,  a  ftrong  nat. 
7.i9.wiltw/?all  thet  (ins  into  the  fea 
Nab. 3.6. Tie  caft  abominable  filth  upon  thee 
Zecb.<).%.8c  ht  caft  it  into  the  midft  of  the  Ephah 
caft  the  weight  of  lead  upon  the  mouth 
1 3  .caft  it  unto  the  potter  a  goodly 

caft  them  to  the  potter  in  the  houfe  of 
Mdl.$ .  1  t  .  nor  flull  your  vine  caft  her  fruit  before 
Mat.$.io.is hewne  down,and  caft  into  the  fire 

Chapt.7.19. 
5.29-pluck  it  out,and  caft  it  from  thee 

Chipt.i5.9. 
36.cut  it  off, and  caft  it  from  thee 
7 .6. neither  caft  yc  your  pcarle  before  fwine 
1 3.42.and  he  (hall  caft  them  into  a  furnace 

Verfe  50. 
47 .like  unto  a  net  that  was  caft  into  the 
X  5.26.  childrens  bread,and  caft  it  to  dogs 

Marly  7.27. 
1 7.27. and  caftan  hook,and  take  up  the 
i8.8.cut  them  oft',and  caft  them  from  thee 
or  two  feet  to  be  caft  into  everlafting  fire 
9-then  having  two  eies  to  be  wj?  into  hell 
loxaft  him  into  prifon,till  he  fhould  pay 
22. 1 3 .and  caft  him  into  outer  datkneffe 
45.30.  caft  yc  the  unprofitable  ferv.into  darkn^ 
27.44.cruci.with  him  cafi  the  fame  in  histeeth 


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1  Mar.^.z6.as  ifa  man  fhould  caft  feed  into  the  gr. 
9.2a.oft-times  it  hath  caft  him  into  the  fire 
1 1 .7-and  caft  their  garments  on  hirh,aiid 

2  3  .and  be  thou  caft  into  the  fea,and 
1 2.4.another  ferv.and  at  him  they  caft  ftones 

4 1. and  beheld  How  the  people  caft  money 

many  that  were  rich  caft  in  much 
43  .poore  widow  have  caft  in  more  then 

Lu\e  21.3. 
44.aH  they  did  caft  in  of  their  abundance 
Lu\e  2 1 .4. 
fhe  did  caft  all  that  (he  had,  even  all 
Ln{e  21^. 
Lu\.  1 .  zg.caft  in  her  mind  what  manner  of  falut. 
1 2. 5  .hath  power  to  caft  it  into  hell,fearc  him 

5 8. and  the  officer  caft  thee  intoprifon 
1 3.i9.which  a  man  took,  &  caft  into  his  garde 
19.35.  and  they  caft  their  garments  on  the  colt 
43  .thine  enemies  (Tial  caft  a  trench  abo.thee 
John  8.7.let  him  firft  caft  a  ftone  at  her 

5 9. then  took  they  up  ftones  to  caft  at  him 
1 5.6.and  caft  them  into  the  fire,  and  they 
21 .6.they  caft  therefore,and  they  were  not  able 
7. and  did  caft  himfelfe  into  the  fea 
Act.  1  z.S.caft  thy  garment  about  thee,and  follow 
1 6. 2  3  .they  caft  them  into  prifon,charging 

3  7>and  have  caft  us  into  prifon,and 
27.4 3. fhould w/? themfelves firft  into  thefea 

1  Cor. 7. 1 5. not  that  I  may  w/2  a  fnare  upon  you 
fo"Z>.2.io.divell  fhall  caft  fome  of  you  intoprifon 

14.  who  taught  Balac  to  caft  2.  ftumbl.blocJs 
2  2.Ile  caft  her  into  a  bed,and  them,  that 
4.io.and  caft  their  crowns  befo^  the  throne 
8. 5. and  caft  it  into  thp  "earth, and  there 
i2.4.did  cull  :*iem  to  the  earth,&  the  dragon 
14.  I9.and  cafi  it  into  the  great  wine-preffe  of 
1 8.  j  sj.they  caft  duft  on  their  heads,and  cryed 

2  i.and  caft  it  into  the  fea,faying,Thus  with 
20.3.  and  did  caft  him  into  the  bottomlcffe  pit 
<&9&avpay. 
Levit. 26.44.I  will  not  caft  them  away,  neither 
iWg.15.17.that ne  caP  away  the  jaw-bone  out  of 

2  Sa.  i.2i.fhield  of  the  mighty  is  vilely  ca.  away 
2  Kjn.7.1  5.Syrians  had  caft  away  in  their  hafte 
2  Chro.  29.  19.AJ.az.  in  his  reigne  did  caft  away  in 
Job  8.4.and  he  have  caft  them  away  for  their 

20. God  will  notcafi  away  a  perfect  man 
Pfal.z.^.and  caft  away  their  cords  from  us 

5 1 . 1 1  .caft  me  not  away  from  thy  prefence 
Ecclef  3 . 5  .a  time  to  caft  away  ftones,  a  time 

6.a  time  to  keep,and  a  time  to  caft  away 
Ifa.  5 .  24.becaufe  they  have  caft  away  the 

30.22.  caft  them  away  as  a  menftruous  cloth 
3  1.7.  in  that  day  every  man  caft  away  his  idoll 
4i.9.chofen  thee,and  not  cafi  thee  away 
Jer.7.19.  cutoff  thine  haire,and  caft  it  away 

3  3 .26. then  will  I  caft  away  the  feed  of  Jacob 
Exsk- 18.31  .caft  away  from  you  all  your  tranfgref. 
20. 7. caft  ye  away  every  man  the  abominations 
8. they  did  not  every  man  caft  away  the 
Hofy. 1 7.my  God  v/ill  caft  them  away  becaufe 
Joel  1. 7. hath  made  it  clean  bare,&  caft  it  away 
Mat.  1 3 .48.  but  caft  the  bad  away 
1/^.9.2 5. and  lofe  himfelfe ,or  be  caft  away 
Rom.  1 1. 1. .hath  God  «/?  away  his  peo.God  forb. 
2. God  hath  not  caft  away  his  people,  which 
Heb.  10. 3  f.caft  not  away  therefore  your  confiden. 

Caffraroap. 
1  Cor. 9. 27.I  my  felfe  might  be  acaft-avaay 

i£a&  downe. 
Exod.j.i  o .  Aaron  caft  down  his  rod  before  Phar. 

1 2.they  caft  down  every  man  his  rod 
Jof.10.1  i.L.m/2  down  great  ftones  upon  them 
Judr  .6  ,z8  .the  altar  of  Baal  was  cafi  down 
30.  hehathcaft  down  the  altar  of  Baal 
3  1  .becaufe  one  hath  caft  down  his  altar 

1  Jfts.  1 8 .42.he  caft  himfelf  down  upon  the  earth 

2  Chro.  2  5. 8. God  hath  power  to  help  &  c«.down 

i2.and«/2  them  down  from  the  top  of  the 
Neh.6.  i6.thty  were  much  caft  down'in  their 
Job  1 8.7 .his  own  counfell  fhallc/i/2  him  down 
2  2.29whenmenareca/?down,thenthou 
29.24.1ightofmycounten.  they  caft  not  down 
4i.9.fhall  not  one  be  caft  down,evcn  at 
Pfa.  17.13 .0  L.difappoint  him,caft  him  downe 
36.1 2".they  are  cajl  down,and  they  fhall  not 


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37.14.  bent  their  bow  to  caft  down  the  poore 
24.though  he  fall,  he  fhall  not  be  caft  down 
42. 5  .why  art  thou  caft  down,0  my  foulc 

Ver.ii.&P/*/.43.5. 
6.0  God,my  foule  is  cafi  down  within  me 
56.7.  in  thine  anger  caft  down  the  people 
62.4.they  only  confult  tocafi  him  down 
89.44.^  his  throne  down  to  the  ground 
icu.io.ltftedme  up,and  caft  me  downe 
P>7>.7.26.forfhe  hathca/2  down  many  wounded 
i/a.28.2.fhall  caft  down  to  the  earth  with  the 
Jer.6. 15.vi.lt  thcm.they  fhalbe  cafi  down,  faith 

8.12.  time  of  their  vifit.they  fhalbe  caft  downe 
Lam.z.  i.and  caft  down  from  heaven  to  earth  the 
£■^.6.4.  lie  cay?  down  your  flaine  men 
19. 1 2.fhe  was  cafi  down  to  the  ground 
3  1 . 1 6.when  I  caft  him  down  to  hell  with 
32.18  .and  cafi  them  down,  even  her  and 
Dan.7.9.l  beheld  till  the  thrones  were  cajl  ddwne 
8.7.but  he  caft  him  dov/n  tdthe  ground 
io.and  itcaftdown  fome  of  the  hoft 
1 1. place  of  his  fanftiiary  was  cafi  downe 
1 2. and  it  caft  down  the  truth  to  the  ground 
1 1. 1 2.he  fhall  caft  down  many  ten  thoufands 
Mat.4.6.he  the  fon  of  God^aft  thy  felfe  down 

Li^e  4.9. 
1 5-30.and  ftz/r  them  down  at  Jefus  feet 
27.5.and  he  caft  downe  the  pieces  of  filver 
14.4.29.  thathe  might  caft  him  down  headlong 
2  Cor.^Qtzft  down,  but  not  deftroyed 

«r.6.  God  that  comforteth  thofe  that  are  ca.do. 
2Ptf.2.4.butM/?them  down  tohell,and 
Rev.  1 2. 1  o.accufer  of  our  brethren  is  caft  downe 

Caft  forth. 
Nch.  1 3 .8. therefore  I  caft  forth  all  the  houfhold 
Vfal.144.6.  caft  forth  lightning,  and  fcatter  them 
Jer.zz.t  e).caft  forth  beyond  the  gates  of  Jerufalc 
£^.3  2.4.Ile  caft  thee  forth  into  the  open  field 
Ho/.  1 4. 5. and m/?  forth  his  roots  as  Lebanon 
^»M.8.3.they  fhallM/hh;m  forth  with  filence 
Jonah  1 . 5  .caft  forth  the  waters  out  of  the  fhip 
1 2.and  caft  me  forth  into  the  fea,and  it 
1 5  .caft  him  forth  into  the  fea,  the  fea  ceafed 
Ma;:7.z6.  would  caft  forth  the  divell  out  of  him 
John  1 5 .6.hc  is  caft  forth  as  a  branch,and  withers 

Caft  lot s. 
Levit.\6.$.  Aaron (hallcafl lots  upon  the  2.gb*ats 
Jof.i 8.6.that  I  may  caft  lots  for  you  here.  Ver.8. 

io.and  Joihua  caft  lots  for  them  in  Shiloh 
1  Sa.14.42.Saul  (zid>Caft  lots  between  me  and 
1  Cfcfl.258.they  c^lots  ward  againft  ward 
26.13  .they  caft  lots  as  well  the  fmall  as  great 
1 4.they  caft  lots,and  his  lot  came  out 
Neb.  1  o.  3  4.  we  caft  the  lots  among  the  priefts 

1 1 . 1  .the  reft  of  the  people  alfo  caft  lots 
Pfal. 2 2. 1 8. and  caft  lots  upon  my  vefture 
Ifa.  3  4. 17 .he  hath  caft  the  lot  for  them 
Joel  3 . 3  .and  they  have  caft  lots  fot  my  people 
OW.  1  i.and  caft  lots  upon  Jerufalem,evcn  thou 
Jonah  i.7.co;>ie,andlet  us  caft  lors 

fo  they  caft  lots, &  the  let  fell  on  Jonah 
Iv"rtJ;.3.io.andthey  caft  lots  for  her  honourable 
Mat.  27.35  .upon  my  vcfture  did  they  caft  lots 

John  19.24. 
Li\.i  3. 3 4. they  parted  his  rairnenr,and  caft  lots 
John  1 9. 24.but  caft  lots  for  it  whofe  it  fhalbe 

Cflft  of. 
2  "Kin.  2  3. 27.  and  will  caft  off  this  city  Jerufalem 

1  Cto.28.9.  he  will  caft  thee  cfFfor  ever 

2  Chr.  1 1. 14.  his  fons  had  caft  them  off  from  exe. 
Job  15.33.mall  w/ZofFhis  flower  as  the  olive 
Vfal.ifi . 2. why  doft  thou  caft  me  off 

44-9.but  thou  haft  caft  off,&  put  us  to  ihame 

2  3.irife,ctf/2us  not  off  for  ever 
60.1.  OGod,  thouhift  az/2us  eff    . 

10. wilt  not  thou,  O  G.which  haft  ca.\x%  off 

7 1  .g.cafi  me  not  off  in  the  time  of  old  age 
74. 1. 0  God,why  haft  rhou  cafi  us  off  for  ever 
77.7/will  the  Lord  caft  off  for  ever,and  wilt 
89.3  8  .but  thou  haft  cafi  us  offand  abhorred 
94. 1 4. the  Lord  will  notf^offbis  people 
Ifa.  2  2. 2  5. burden  that  was  upon  it  fhalbe  cafi  off 
Jer.zS.  i6.Ile  cafi  thee  from  off  the  face  of  the  ea. 
3  1. 37-Ile  cafi  offall  the  feed  of  Ifrael 
33.24.he  hath  evencaft  them  off 

Lam.L7.thc 


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;  altar 


Lam.z.7.  the  Lord  hath  cafi  oft  his  J 

» ; i  i.  the  Lord  will  not  cafi  off  for  ever 
Hol.lz  Ifiael  hath *z/2  off th;  thing  that  is  good 

<  t'-iy  calfe,0  SamariaJiath  ca/2  thee  oft 
^.m  i .  1 1 .  and  did  cafi  off  all  pity,  and  his 
»«fe  i  o.d.flulbe  as  though  I  had  not  cafi  them  oft 
AH  n  z2.«/?offcheifclothes,and threw  dutt 
Rom  15.1  idet  us  thcrfore  M.off  the  works  of  dar. 

1  Tim.  J.i  1  hav.darnna. bceaufe  they  ft$ oft  their 

Gc3  2.1  io.«j?out  this  bond-woman  and  her  ton 
Exbd.u.iA-  tor  !  will  w]Z out  thenat.before  thee 
/  cwr.  1  S.24-  which  I  «/?  our.  before  you 

20.13.  of  the  nations  which  I  cafi  out  bef.  you 
Vad. 6. 1  q. to  cafi  out  all  thine  enemies 

7.1.  hath  cafi  out  many  nations  before  thee 
94.tb.a1  the  L.  thy  G.  hath  cafi  them  out  from 
i7.and  cafi  them  out  of  my  two  hands 
Jof.i  3 . 1  a.thefe  did  Mof.  fmite,and  cafi  them  out 

2  Sam.10.zz.  and  cafi  it  out  to  Joab,  and  he 
t  Ki.07.hallo.for  my  namcwill  I  w#  out  of  my 

2  1 .  zS.whom  the  L.caft  out  before  the  children 

2^.16.3. 

2  Kjn.  10. z  J.  and  the  captains  «/2  them  out,  and 

17.20.umiH  he  had  cafi  them  out  of  his  fight 

Chap.  24.10. 

2Cfo'.7.20.fanft.for  my  name,wil  I  cafi  out  of  my" 

1 3 .9.  have  ye  not  ca/Z  out  the  priefts  of  the  Lo. 

20. 1 1  .to  come  to  cafi  us  out  of  thy  poffeffion 

3  3 . 1  J.  and  m/2  them  out  of  the  city 
Neh.i  .9.  were  of  you  cafi  out  unto  the  uttermoft 
Job  20. 1 5  .God  (hall  ca/2  them  out  of  his  belly 

3  9 . 3 .  they  rtf(2  out  their  forrowes 
Pf.  5 .  lo.caft  them  out  in  the mult.of  their  tranfg. 
1 8. 41.I  did  cafi  them  out  as  the  dirt  in  the  ftr. 
44.2.didft  affli<ft  the  people,  and  cafi  them  out 
60.8.  over  Edom  will  I  cafi  out  my  fhooe 

P fat.  10%. 9. 
7  8 . 5  J  .hee  cafi  out  the  heath,  alfo  before  them 
80.8.  thou  haft  cafi  out  the  heath.  &  planted  it 
Pjot.2  2.io.  cafi  out  the/corner,  and  conten. fhall 
lfa.  14.  ip.thou  art  cafi  out  of  thy  grave  like 
1 6.2.as  a  wandring  bird  cafi  out  of  the  neft,  fo 
26. 1 9. and  the  earth  fhall  cafi  oat  the  dead 
3  4. 3 .  their  flaine  alfo  fhall  be  cafi  out 
j  8. 7 .bring  the  poore  that  are  cafi  out  to  thy 
66. 5  .that  cafi  you  out  for  my  names  fake 
/e)\7.ij.I  will  cafi  you  out  of  my  light,  as  I 
9.19-becaufe  our  dwellings  have  cafi  us  out 
14. 16.  people  fhall  be  cafi  out  in  the  ftr.of  Jer. 
1 5.1.  cafi  them  out  of  my  fight,  and  let  them 
16.1  3.  therefore  will  I  cafi  you  out  of  this  land 
22.16.andl  will  m/2  thee  out,  and  thy  mother 

28.  are  cafi  into  a  land  that  they  know  not 
23.3  9.and  cafi  you  out  of  my  prefence 
36.  30.  his  dead  body  fhall  be  cafi  out  in  the 
5  i.34.withmy  delicatcshe  hath  cafi  me  out 
52. 3. till  he  had  cafi  them  out  from  hisprefen. 
E\c\.i6.  j.but  thou  waft  cafi  out  in  the  open  field 
2  8.i6.thereforeIle  ca/?  thee,  as  profane,  out  of 
%6.%.  with  defpightful  mindes  to  cafi  it  out  for 
Amos  8 .8 .  and  it  fhall  be  cafi  out  and  drowned 
Micab  2.9.women  of  my  people  have  ve  cafi  out 
Z^b.3.15.  he  hath  cafi  out  thine  enem'.thc  King 
Zcch.i.zi.to  cafi  out  the  homes  of  the  Gentiles 
Mat.  j .  1 3  .but  to  be  cafi  out,and  trodden  under 
7.5.  thou  hypocrite,  firft  cafi  out  the  beam  that 
_    fee  cleerly  to  cafi  out  the  mote  in  thy 
2  2.and  in  thy  name  have  cafi  out  devils 
8.1 2.  childr.  of  the  lSngdome  fhall  be  cafi  out 
16.  and  ht  cafi  out  the  fpirits  with  his  word 
3 1. if  thou  cafi  us  out,  fuffer  us  to  goe  away 
9.33.  and  when  the  de'vill  was  cafi  out,  the 
10. 1.  to  cafi  them  out,andto  hcale  all 

8.raife  the  dead, caft  out  divels  freely 
1 2. 24. this  fellow  doth  not  call  out  divels  but 
26. if  Satan  cafi  out  Satan,he  is  divided 
27.it  I  by  Beelzeb.  cafi  out  divels,  by  whom 
doe  your  children  cafi  them  out 
28.  if  I  cafi  outdnelsbythefpirit  of  God 
i  J.  1 7.  and  is  cafi  out  into  the  draught 
17.19.why  could  not  we  cafi  him  out 
z 1 . 1 2.and  cafi  out  all  them  that  fold  and  bou. 
39-caught  him,  &  cafi  him  out  of  the  viney. 
1  *  34.andca/2  out  many  divels, and 


Mar\ 


CAS       CAS 

3 . 1  j. and  to  have  power  to  cafi  out  divels 
23.  how  can  Satan  cafi  out  Satan 

6.13.  and  they  cafi  oat  many  divels 

9. 1 8. that  he  would  cafi  him  out,  and  they 
28.  why  could  wee  not  cafi  him  out 

1 1 . 1  j  .and  began  to  cafi  them  out  that  fold  and 

M>*MJ- 

lz.S.caflhim  out  of  the  vineyard  Luli.zo.15. 

1 6.Q.  out  of  whom  he  had  cafi  feven  divels 
1 7 .  in  my  name  fhall  they  cafi  out  divels 
Lv\e  6.2s.and  cafi  out  your  name  as  evill 

^z.cafi  out  firft  the  beame  of  thine  owne 
9.40.  to  cafi  him  out,  and  they  could  not 
1 1. 1 8. fay  that  I  cafi  out  divels  by  Beelzebub 
19. if  I  by  Beelzeb.  cafi  out  divels,  by  whom 

20.  if  I  by  the  finger  of  God  cafi  out  div.no 
1 3.3  2. behold  I  cafi  out  divels,!  doe  cures 
14.3  j.  nor  yet  for  the  dughil,but  me  cafi  it  out 
20. 1 2.wounded  him  alfo,and  cafi  him  out 

John  6  3  7.commeth  to  me,  lie  in  no  wife  cafi  out 
9, 3  4. teach  us,  and  they  caft  him  out. 

3  j.Jefus  heard  that  they  had  cafi  him  ont,& 
12.3  1.  fhall  the  Prince  of  this  world  beca.oat 

ACi. 7.10.  fo  that  they  cafi  out  their  young  childr. 

21.  when  he  was«/2out,Phar.daugh.tooke 
5  8  .and  cafi  him  out  of  the  city,and  ftoned 

27.1 9.  the  third  day  we  cafi  out  with  our  owne 
29.  they  cafi  foure  ancres  out  of  the  ftcrne 
3  o.as  though  they  would  cafi  ancre  out  of 
38.  and  cafi  out  the  wheat  into  thy  fea 
Gal.^.^o.cafi  out  the  bond-woman  and  herfon 
Revel.  12.9.  the  great  dragon  was  cafi  our, 

that  old  ferpent  cafi  out  into  the  earth, 
and  his  Angels  were  cafi  out  with  him 
1  j.  the  ferpent  cafi  out  of  his  mouth  water 
1 6\which  the  dragon  cafi  out  of  his  mouth 
Lord  caft  one. 
1 2^.14.24.  which  the  Lord  cafi  out  before  the 

zKjng.16.1. 

2  King.  17. 8.  whom  the  Lord  cafi  out  from  before 

zKing.zi.z. 

2  Cfowz.28.3.  Lord  hzi  cafi  out  before  the  childr. 

Chap.33.2. 
Zecb.g.^bzhold,  the  Lord  willcaft  her  out 

Caft«/>. 
z  Sam. zo.i  j.  and  they  cafi  up  abankeagainft 
lfa.  J7. 14.  cafi  ye  up,«z/?ye  up,  prepare  the  way 
20.whofe  waters  cafi  up  mire  and  dirt 
62.10.  cafi  ap,cafi  up  the  high-way 
Jer.  1 8 . 1  j.walk  in  paths,  in  a  way  not  cafi  up 

50. 26. cafi  her  up  as  heaps,  deftroy 
Lam.z.io.cafi  up  duft  upon  their  heads 
E^.27.30.  fhall  cafi  up  duft  upon  their  heads 
Van.  1 1 . 1 5.  K.  of  the  North  fhall  cafi  up  a  mount 

CafteOft. 
Pfal.ji.i 8 .thou  cafiedfi  them  down  into  deftruift. 

CatteS. 
Job  1  j. 4.  yea,thou  caficji  offfeare,  and  reftaineft 
Pfal. jo.17.and  cafieflmy  words  behind  thee 
88.14.  Lord,  why  cafiefi  thou  offmy  foule 
Caftetb. 
Job  2 1. 10. cow  olveth,and  cafietb  not  hercalfe 
Pfal.  147 .6.  he  cafietb  the  wicked  downe  to  thegr. 

1 7  .he  cafietb  forth  his  yce  like  morfels 
Pro.  10. 3. be  cafietb  away  the  fubftance  ofthewic. 
19.15 .flothfulneffe cafictbinto  a  deep  fleep 
2 1 .22.  cafietb  down  the  ftrength  of  the  confid. 
z6. 1 8.  as  a  mad-man  who  cafietb  firebrands 
lfa. 40.19.  and  cafietb  tilver  chaines 
Jer  6.7. as  a  fountain  cafietb  out  her  waters,fo  fhe 
cafietb  out  her  wickedneffe 
Matth.g.74.  he  cafietb  out  the  divels  through 
Mai\i.zz.  by  the  Prince  of  divels  cafietb  he  out 
Lull .  1 1 . 1 5.  he  cafietb  oat  divels  through  Beelzeb. 

1  John  4. 1 8 .  perfect  love  cafietb  out  feare 
3  John  1  o.  and  cafietb  them  out  of  the  Church 
Rev.6. 1 3 .  even  as  a  figtree  cafietb  her  untimely 

Caftfttg, 

2  Sam.%  .z.cafi'mg  them  downe  to  the  ground 
1  Kjng.  7 . 3  7  .all  of  them  had  one  cafiing,one  meaf. 
Eipa  10.  i.weeping,andM/?i»g  himfelfe  downe 
Job  6.zi  ye  fee  my  cafiing  downe,and  are  afraid 
Pfal.-j 4.7  .by  cafiing  downe  the  dwelling  place 

89. 3  9.by  cafiing  it  to  the  ground 
E'Kck- 1 7. 1 7. in  the  warre  by  cafiing  up  mounts 


C  AS      C  A  T 

Mat.  4. iZ. cafiing  a  net,  into  the  fea  for 

27.3  j.  cafiing  lots,  that  it  might  be  fulfilled 

Mai\  1. 16.  and  Andrew  caftinga  net  into  the  fea 

9.38.we  faw  one  cafiing  out  divels  in  thy  name 

L^.9.49, 
1  o.  j  o.  he  cafiing  away  his  garment,  rofe 
1  j. 24.  cafiing  lots  upon  him  what  every 
Lidie  1  i.i4.and  he  was  cafiing  out  a  diyell 
2 1 . 1 .  faw  the  rich  men  cafiing  their  gifts 
2.  poore  widow  cafiing  in  two  mites 
Rom.  1 1.1 j.for  if  the  cafiing  away  of  them  be 
z  Cor.  10.  f . cafiing  down  imaginations,  and  every 
1  Pet.  j.7.  cafiing  all  your  care  upon  him,for 


3  9.thorowout  all  Galilee,and  cafi  out  divels    Micab  6. 1 4.  thy  calling  down  fhall  be  in  the  mid. 


1  Chr.  1 1.  j.  neverthel.  Dav.took  the  Caft. of  Zion 

7. and  David  dwelt  in  the  Cafile 
Pro.  1 8 .  i9.breth.conten.arehke  the  bars  of  a  cafi. 
Act.zi.^.cdman.  him  tobe  carried  into  the  caft. 
3  7. as  Paul  was  to  be  led  into  the  Cafile 
22.24.him  to  be  brought  into  the  Cafile 

2  3 . 1  o .  and  to  bring  him  into  the  Cafile- 

i6.he  went  and  entred  into  the  Cafile 
3  2.  and  returned  to  the  Cafile 

Caftles. 

Gen.z  J.i6.1(hmaels  tonnes  by  their  Cafiles 
Num.i  1. 10.  burnt  all  their  goodly  Cafiles  with 

1  Chr. 6.  S4.thorowout  their  Cafiles  in  their  coafts 

27.25.  in  the  vilhges,and  in  the  Cafiles 

2  Chro.17.1z.  he  built  in  Judah  Cafiles  and 

27-4.in  the  forfeits  he  built  Cafiles 

Cafto?. 

Acl.zZ.i  1.  whofe  figne  was  Caftor  and  Pollux 

Catc»j. 
Exod.zz.6.ii fire  breake  out  and  catch  in  [homes 
Judg.  21.21.  and  catch  you  every  man  his  w  ife. 
1  Kin. 20. 3  3  .and  did  haftily  catch  it,  and  they 
zKing.7.iz.  we  fhall  catch  them  alive,  and  get 
Pfal.10.9.  he  lyeth  in  wait  to  catch  the  poore 

he  doth  catch  the  poore  when  he 

3  J. 8 .  the  net  that  he  hath  hid  catch  himfelfe 
1 09. 1  i.extortioner  catch  all  that  he  hath 

Jer.  j. 26.  they  fet  a  trap,they  catch  men 
E\e\.  1 0.3 .  it  learned  tg  catch  the  prey,it  devoured 

Verf.6\ 
Bab.  1 . 1  j. they  catch  them  in  their  net3and 
Marine  1 2. 1 3  .to  catch  hinVin  his  words 
Lu\{e  j .  1  o .  from  hence  for  th  thou  fhalt  catch  m  en 
1  i.f  4:and  feeking  to  catch  fomething 
Catcbetb. 

Lcvil  .17.13  .and  catcbetb  any  beaft  or  fowle  that 
Mat.  1 3  .lg.catcheth  away  that  which  was  fown  in 
John  10.12.  and  the  wolfe  catcbetb  them,  and 

Caterpillar. 

1  King-8. 3  7.  or  if  there  be  Caterpillar^ f  here 
P/iz/.78.4<$.gave  alfo  their  increafe  to  the  Catcrpl. 
lfa.  3  3.4.  like  the  gathering  of  the  Caterpillar 
Joel  1 .4-canker  hath  left,hath  the  Caterpillar  eaten 

2.2  J.reftore  the  yeers  that  the  Caterp.hzth  eat. 
Caterpillars. 

2  Chr.6.z%.if  there  be  Caterpillars  in  the  cities  of 
Pfal. 10  j. 34. he  fpake,and  the  Caterpillars  came 
J^.  j  1. 14.  lie  fill  thee  w ith  men  as  with  Caterpil. 

27.  horfes  to  come  up  as  the  rough  Caterpill. 
Cattgll. 
Ges.1.24.  earth  bring  forth  cattell 

2 5. God  made  cattell  after  their  kinde 

26. have  dominion  over  the  cattell 
2. 2 o.Adam  gave  names  to  all  cattell 
3.14.  thou  art  curfed  above  all  cattell 
4. 20. father  of  fuch  as  have  cattell 
6. 20. cattell 'after  their  kinde  to  keep  alive 
7.14.  all  cattell  after  their  kind  entred  into 

2i.allflefh  died;both  of  fowle,  cattell 

23.  both  man,  cattell,  creeping  things  deftr, 
8. 1  .God  remembred  all  the  cattell  in  the  Ark 

17.  bring  forth  of  all  f!e(h,fowle,«.%# 
9. 1  o.I  eftablifh  my  covenant  with  fowle, cattell 
13.2.  Abram  was  very  rich  in  cattell 

7. between  the  heardmen  of  Abr.Mf.  &  Lors 

29.7.  it  is  time  that  the catte  11  (hould  bee  gath. 

30.3  2.  removing  from  thence  all  [ptckl.  cattell 

all  the  browne  cattell  among  the  fheep 

39.  flocks  brought  forth  cvtffe/Zring-fti-aked 

40.  put  them  not  unto  Lab  ns  cattell 
4i.when  the  ftrongcr  cattelldid  conceive, 

laid  the  rods  before  the  eyes  of  the  can. 
42.  but 


CAT      CAT 

42.  but  when  the  cattelt  were  feebler 
3  r. 8.  then  all  the catteU  bare  fpeckled  :    but  if 
ring-ftraked,all  the  tattell  bare  ring'ftrak. 
9.  thus  hath  G.  taken  away  the  tattell  of  our 
io.at  the  time  when  the  catteU  conceived 

behold  the  rams  viah  leaped  upon  the  cat. 
1  a.rams  which  leap  upon  the  catteU  are 
1 8  .Jacob  carried  away  all  his  catteU,  and 

the  catteU  of  his  getting,which  he  had 
4  3 .  thefe  catteU  arc  my  catteU 
3  ?.  i4.according  as  the  catteU  that  goeth  before 

1 7  Jacob  made  boothes  for  his  catteU 
34.  j.  his  fons  were  with  the  catteU  in  the  field 
36.6.  Efau  took  his  fons,  and  all  his  catteU 
46. 3 2.  trade  hath  been  to  feed  catteU 

3  4.fervants  trade  hath  been  about  catteU 
47.6.  make  them  rulers  over  my  catteU 
16. and  Joftph  faid,  Give  your  catteU 

and  I  will  give  you  for  your  cattcU,\f 
I7.brought  in  exchange  for  catteU 
1 8. my  lord  alfo  had  our  heards  of  catteU 
Exod.9.4.  fever  betw.thecat.of  Ifr.&  the  tat  ofE. 
6. catteU  ot~Egf-died,bt\t  the  catteU  of  thech. 
7.not  one  of  the  catteU  of  the  Ifraelitcsdead 
lo.his  catteU  flee  into  the  houfes 
21.  left  his  fervants  and  catteU  in  the  field 
n. 29. and  fmote  all  the  firftborne  of  catteU 
Lev.i.z.  ye  fhall  bring  your  offr.ng  of  the  catteU 
5 . 2.or  a  carkaffe  of  uncleane  CatteU,  or 
26.22.and  deftroy  your  catteU,  and  make 
Nm.}.4icett.ohhc  Lev.in  fteadof  all  the  firftl. 
among  the  catteU  of  the  childr.  of  Ifrael 
tf. catteU  of  the  Lev.in  ftead  of  their  catteU 
20. 19.  if  I  and  my  catteU  drink  of  the  water 
32.Lchil.of  Gad  had  a  great  multitude  of  cat. 
the  place  was  a  place  of 'catteU 
4.1s  a  land  for  cattell^nd  thy  ferv.have  catteU 
Vcut.i.$  5 .  onely  the  catteU  we  took  for  a  prey 
3 .7.  but  all  the  catteU  and  fpoile  of  the  cities 
1 3.1  5.  catlet  thereof  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
20.14.lime  ones,  and  the  cattcU,md  all  that 
Jojh.2  .i.cditeU  rhereof  fhall  ye  take  for  a  prey 
27.  onely  the  catteU  Ifrael  took  for  a  prey 
1 1  .j  4.and  the  catteU  the  childr.  of  Ifrael  took 
Judg.  18.21  .catteU,znd  the  carriage  before  them 
1  Sam. 1  o. 20. which  they  drave  bef.thofe  other  cat. 

1  Kitig.1.9.  and  Adonijah  flew  oxen  and  catteU 

19.  hec  hath  flaine  oxen  and  fat  catteU 

Verfe2  5. 
z.fyng.i.a.  and  for  the  catteU  that  followed  them 

2  Chr.  1 4. 1  5  they  fmote  alfo  the  tents  of  catteU 
35  8. and  6oo.(rr\M  catteU,and  30o.oxen 

o.for pafleover offrings  50c.  fmall  catteU 
fob  3  6. 3  3  .the  catteU  alfo  concerning  the  vapour 
PfiL  50. 10.  catteU  upon  a  thoufand  hils  is  mine 
104.  i4.caufeth  the  graffe  to  grow  for  the  catt. 
148.10.  beafts  and  all  catteU,  let  them  ptaife 
Ecd.i.j.I  had  great  pofTcfT.of  great  and  fmall  cat. 
J/rf.7.25.  and  for  the  tread ing of  letter  catteU 
43.23  .not  brought  me  the  fmall  catteU  of  thy 
46. 1. their  idols  were  upon  the  catteU 
Jer.g.io.ne.  can  men  heare  the  voice  of  the  catteU 
&Vk-  3  4- '  7  -behold,!  judge  between  catteU  &  catt. 

Vcrf.  22. 

20.  lie  judge  between  fat  catteU  &  lean  catt. 
3  8. 1 2. which  have  gotten  catteU  and  goods 

1 3  .to  take  away  catteU  and  goods  to 
Joel  1. 1 3. the  heards  of  catteU  arc  perplexed 
Hag.  1 . 1 1 . 1  called  for  a  drought  upon  the  catteU 
Zee.  2. 4.for  the  multitude  of  men  Sc  catteU  therein 

13.$.  for  men  taught  me  to  keep  catteU 
La/{.i 7. 7. having  a  ferv.feeding  Mttf#,  and  will 
John  4. 1 2.childrcn  dranke  thereof,  and  his  catteU 

Much  CatteU. 
Gen.  30.43 .  Jacob  increafed,  and  had  much  catteU 
Exod.  12.38.  flocks  &  heards,evcn  very  much  cat. 
D^tf.3.19  for  I  know  that  ye  have  much  catteU 
/o/^.i2.8.returne  with  very  much  catteU,  with 
2  Ciw7j.26.20.for  he  had  much  catteU  both  in  the 
Jonah  4. 1 1  .and  their  left  hand,and  alfo  much  cat. 

Our  CatteU. 
Exod.  1  o. 3 g.our  catteU  al  fo  fhall  goe  with  us 

17.3  .cur  children  and  our  catteU  with  thirft 
Num.ro.q..  we  and  our  Mffe//fhould  die  there 
32.i6.buildfheepfoldshereforourMftt# 
26.au  our  catteU  fhall  be  there  in  the 


CAT       C  A  V 


C  A  U      C  A  U 


J0/6.2 1.2. fuburbs  thereof  for  oar  catteU 

Neh.  9. 3  7.  and  over  our  catteU  it  their  pleafure 

io.36.firftborne  of  our  catteU,%%  it  is  written 
Their  Cattelt. 
Gen.  34.23  .(hall  not  their  catteU  be  ours 

36.7.1andcould  not  bear  them  bec.of  their  cat. 

46.6.tbcy  took  their  catte #,and  their  goods 

47.  i/.they  brought  their  catteU  to  Jofeph 

for  all  their  catteU  for  that  yeere 
Nutn.i  l-9-  md  t0°k  tr»e  fpoile  of  all  their  catteU 

35.3  .fuburbs  of  them  mall  be  for  their  catteU 
/o/^.i4.4.with  their  fuburbs  for  their  catteU 
Judg.6.<;.  they  came  up  with  their  catteU 
1  Sam.  235.  brought  away  their  catteU,  and  fmote 
1  Chro.s.y.  becaufe  their  catteU  were  multiplied 
2 1. they  took  way  catteU,  of  the  camels 

7.21.  came  downe  to  take  away  their  catteU 
Pfa  78. 48. he  gaveuptheirtaffe/ZaKototbe  haile 

10738  .fuffireth  not  their  catteU  to  decreafe 
Jer.^.T,  2.mukitude  of  their  catteUz  fpoile 

Thy  CatteH. 
Gf».30.29.thouknoweft  how  thy  catteU  was  with 

3  1 .4  i.iixe  y^eres  for  thy  catteU 
Exod  9. 5 .  hand  of  the  Lord  is  upon  thy  catteU  wch 
1 9. fend  therefore  now,and  gather  thy  catteU 
20.  io.nor  thy  maid-iervant,nor  thy  catted 
3 4. 1 9. every  ruffling  among  thy  catteU  which 
Lev.  19.  i9.not  let  thy  catteU  gender  with  a  divers 

25.7.  and  for  thy  catteU  and  for  the  beaft  that 
De«?.f.i4.northy  aflo,  nor  thy  cattelljzoc 
1 1. 1  5.  He  fend  grafle  for  thy  cattcUthit  thou 
28.4.  and  the  fruit  of  thy  catteU,  the  increafe 
1 1,  make  thee  plent.in  the  fruit  of  thy  catteU 
Chapt.30.9. 
y  1 .  he  (hall  eat  the  fruit  of  thy  catteU 
//i.30.23  in  that  day  (hall  thy  catteU  feed  in  large 

Tour  CatteU. 
Gen.47.1 6.Give  your  catteU,  and  He  give  you 
Lcy.20.22.and  deftroy  your  catteU,znd  make 
Deaf.  3. 19.  &  your  little  ones,  and  your  catteU  for 
7.14.  male  or  female  barren  among  your  catteU 
Jojh.  1.  i4.and  your  catteU  (hall  remaine  in  the 
2  K}itg.$.  1 7 .may  drink  ,both  ye  and  your  catteU 

Cafoe] 
G«z.i9.30.dweltinaMW-  he  &  histwodaught. 
23.9.  >hat  he  may  give  me  the  cave  of  Machpel. 
1 1  .the  fi  Id  give  I  thce,and  the  cave  that 
1 7 .  field  and  cave  therein  were  made  fure 

Ver.20. 
19. Abraham  buried  Sarnh  in  the  caveof  the 
i<;.9.Ifiac  &  Ifhmai  1  buried  him  in  the  cave 
49.29.bune  me  with  my  father  in  thecave 
30.  in  the  cave  that  is  in  the  field  of  Machp. 
Chapt.if.13. 
3  2.purchafe  of  the  cave  was  from 
Jofb.  1  o.  1 6. hid  themfelves  in  a  cave  at  Makkedah 
17.  five  Kings  are  found  hid  in  a  cave  at 
i8.roule  great  (tones  on  the  mou.of  the  cave 
22.  open  the  mouth  of  the  cave,  bring  out 

thofe  five  Kings  unto  me  out  of  the  cave 
2  3 .  five  Kings  unto  him  out  of  the  cave 
27«caft  them  into  thecave  wherein  they 
and  laid  great  (tones  in  thecave's  mouth 

1  Sam. 22. i.  Dav.  cfcaped  to  thecal  of  Adullam 
24. 3 .  where  was  a  cave,  &  Saul  went  into  cov. 

Da.&  his  men  remai.in  the  (ides  of  the  ca. 
7.but  Saul  rofe  up  our  of  the  cave,znd 
8 .  David  went  ou  t  of  the  cave,  an  d  cryed 
i  i.deli.thee  to  day  into  mine  hand  in  the  ca. 

2  Sam.z\.\  3  .&  came  to  Da. unto  the  cave  Adull. 
1  Kin.  1 8 .4. and  hid  them  by  fifty  in  acave 

1 3  .by  fo.in  a  cave,  &  fed  them  with  bread 
1 9.9.and  he  came  thither  untoacavc 

1 3  .and  flood  in  the  entring  in  of  the  cave 
X  Chro.  11.15.  to  the  rock  of  Dav.  into  the  cave  of 
Job.  1 1 . 3  8 .  it  was  a  cave,  and  a  ftone  lay  upon  it 

C'.ta0. 
Judg.6.i.  which  are  in  the  caves  and  ftrong  holds 
1  Sam.\%  6.  then  the  people  did  hide  themf.inw. 
lfa  2.i9.and  into  thecaves  ofthe  earth  for 
£^.3  3 .27. they  that  be  in  the  caves  fhall  die  by 
Heb.  11.38.  they  wandred  in  caves  of  the  earth 

Caogbt. 
Gen.  22. 1 3 .  behold,behind  them  a  ramme  caught 

39.12.fheeMK.gfrt  him  by  his  garment. 
Exod.4.^.he  put  forth  his  hand  and  caught  it,and 


Num.i  1.3  2.which  the  men  of  warre  had  caught 

Judg.  1 .6.and  caught  him,and  cut  off  his  thumbs 

8.14.  caught  a  young  man  of  the  men  of  Sue. 

1  J.4.Sampfon  went  and  caught  30o.foxe$ 

2 1. 23.num.bf  them  that  danced  who  th.y«#. 

1  Sam.  1 7  3  y.  and  caught  him  by  his  beards  fm' 

2  Sam.z.  i6.they  caught  every  one  his  fellow  by 

i8.9.and  his  head  caught  hold  ofthe  oake 

1  K}"g- 1.  jo. hdon.caught  hold  on  the  homes  of 

5  i.loe,  he  hathw«.hold  on  the  horns  ofthe 
z.zS. caught  hold  on  the  horns  ofthe  altar 
11.30.  Ahijah  caught  the  garment  that  was  on 
,  i  Kmg.^.z-j.ihe  caught  him  by  the  feet,but 

2  Chro.  2  2-9.and  they  caught  him,for  he  was  hid 
Pro.j.i  3  .fo  fhe  caught  him  and  kiffed  him,  and 
Jer.  jo.24.thou  art  found  and  alfo  caught,  becaufe 
-M<tf.  14.3  1.  and  caught  him,and  faid  unto  him  O 

2  i.39.they  caught  him,and  caft  him  out  of ' 
iW^.i2.3.theyMwfehirn,andbeat  him,  and 
Lu\  8. 29. oftentimes  it  had  caught  him,  and 
John  21.3.  that  night  they  caught  nothin<* 

lo.bring  of  the  fifh  which  ye  have  now  caug. 
/4ff.6.i2.and  came  upon  him,and  caught  him,  & 
8.39.fpirit ofthe Lordcaught  away  Philip 
16.19.they  caught  Paul  and  Silas,and  drew- 
19.  29.  and  having  caught  Gaius  and  Ariftarc. 
26.2  j  .for  thefe  caufes  the  Jewes  caught  me  in  ' 
27. 1 5  -when  the  (hip  was  caught,  and 
2  Cor.  1 2.2.God  knoweth,  fuch  a  one  caught  up 
4.  how  that  he  was  caught  up  into  Paradife 
i6.being  craftiej  caught  you  with  guile 
iThef.+.ij.  ihall  be  caught  up  together  with  them 
Rev.  1 2.  j.her  child  was  caught  up  unto  God 

Caale. 
Exod.zy.ii.caule  that  is  above  the  liver     V.22. 
Uvit.  3. 4,  to,  1 5.  &  4>9.  &  7,4; 
&  8.16,15.  &9.io,i9. 
H»y.  1 3. 8. and  will  rent  the  caule  of  their  heart 

Caulesf. 
lfa.  3 . 1 8  .will  take  aw  ay  their  catties  and 

Cattfe. 

Exod.ii.g.caufe  of  both  parties  fhall  come  before 

23.2.neither  fhalt  thou  fpeak  in  3  caufe  to  decl. 

3.  neither  countenance  a  poor  man  in  his  ca. 

6.norwreft  the  judg.of  thy  poor  in  his  caufe 

Num. 16. 1  i.for  which  caufe  thou  and  all  thy  com. 

27. 5.Mofes  brought  their  caufe  before  the  Lo. 

T>eu.  1 . 1 7.the  caufe  that  is  too  hard,bring  it  to  me 

/«/&.f  .4.this  is  the  caufe  why  Jofh.  did  circumcife 

20.4.  and  fhall  declare  his  caufe  in  the  eares 

1  Sam.  17.29.  is  there  nor  a  caufe 

25.39.that  hath  pleaded  thecaufe  of  my  repro. 

2  Sam.  13.16.  there  is  no  caufe  :  this  evill  in  fend. 

1 5.4. every  man  which  hath  any  fuit  oxcaufe 
1  Kjng. 8.45 .and  maintaine  their  caufe    Verf.49. 
2  C/jr.6.3  5,39. 
yp.that  he  maintain  thecaufe  of  his  fervant 
and  the  caufe  of  his  people 
1 1 ,27.this  was  the  caufe  he  lift  up  his  hand 
1 2. 1 5.  for  the  caufe  was  from  the  Lord 

2  Chron.10.if. 
1  rt>-fl.2i.3.why  will  he  he  a  caufe  of  trefpafTe 
1  rtw.19.10.  what  caufeCoevcc (hall come  to  you 
E-qa  4. 1  5.  for  which  caufe  was  this  city  deftroyed 
Neb.6.6.  for  which  caufe  thou  buildeft  the  wall 
fob  5 .8. to  God  would  I  commit  my  caufe 
i3.i8.beholdnow,I  have  ordered  my  caufe 
23.4.I  would  order  my  caufe  before  him 
29. 16. and  the  caufe  which  I  knew  not,  I  fearc. 
3 1 . 1 3 .  if  I  did  defpife  fhe  caufe  of  my  manferv. 
Tfal.y.qSor  thou  haft  maintained  my  caufe 
35.23  .ftin  e  up  thy  felfe,and  awake  to  my  caufe 

27.  that  favour  my  righteous  caufe 
1 40. 1 2 .1  know  the  L.  will  maintain  the  caufe 
Pro.  1 8. 1 7 .he  that  is  firft  in  his  owne  caufe 
25. 9. debate  thy  caufe  with  thy  neighbour 
29.7.  righteous  confider  the  caufe  ofthe  poor 
3 1 .8.opcn  thy  mouth  for  the  dumb,in  the  can. 
Eccl.7.  io.fay  not  thou.Whatis  the  caufe  that  the 
lfa.  1. 23  .doth  the  caufe  of  the  w  idow  come  unto 
41.2 1. produce  your  caufh,Cahh  the  Lord 
51.22.  that  pleadeth  thecaufe  of  his  people 
Jer.j.zS.  they  judge  not  the  caufe,the  caufeofthe 
I  i.20„for  unto  thee  have  I  revealed  my  caife 
20. 1 2  .for  unto  thee  have  I  opened  my  caufe 
zi.16.  he  judged  the  caufe  of  the  poore 
Lam.  3.36. 


CAU      CAU 


C  A  U       CAU 


CAU      CAU 


Lam. x . 3  6.  to  fubvert  a  man  in  his  caufe 
<  9  .haft  feen  my  wrong,  judge  my  caufe 

Jonah  i  .7  .that  we  may  know  for  whofe  wife  this 
8  .tell  us  for  whofe  caufe  this  evill  is  upon  us 

Mat.  < .  x  iXaving  for  the  caufe  of  fornication 
1 9  x  to  put  away  his  wife  for  every  caufe 

l4.8.47.for whitcaufe  (he  had  touched  him 
z  x .  i  2.1  have  found  no  w«/e  of  death  in  him 

Alt.  io.  zi.what  is  the  caufe  wherfore  ye  are  come 
13.28  .though  they  found  no  caufe  of  death 
ig^o.being  no  caufe  whereby  we  may  give 
25.i8.when  I  would  have  knowne  the  caufe 
2<!i4.Feftus  declared  Pauls  caufe  to  the  King 
28.  i8.becaufe  there  was  no  cau.oi death  in  me 

Rom.il.iz.ioi  which  M.alfo  I  have  bin  much  hin. 

2  Cor.i.  1 6 .for  w hich  caufe  we  faint  not 

5.13.  whether  w e  be  fober,  i  t  is  for  your  caufe 
7.1 2.I  did  it  not  for  his  caufe  that 

Phil.  1 . 1 8  .for  the  fame  caufe  alfo  do  ye  joy 

2  Tim.i.iz.for  the  whichat.alfo  I  fuffer  thefe  thi. 

Heb.z.  1 1 .  for  which  caufe  he  is  not  aihamed 
Plead  Catife. 

1  Sam.z^.  1 5  .the  Lord  fee  and  plead  my  caufe 
Pfal.  35.1  .plead  my  caufe,  O  Lord 

43.r.plead  my  caufe  againft  an  ungodly  nation 
74.12.anfe,  plead  thine  oy/necaufe 
1 19. 1  $4.plead  my  caufe,  and  deliver  me 

Fro. zz. 2  3. for  the  Lord  will  plead  their  caufe 
23. 1 1. he  (hall  plead  their  caufe  with  thee 
3 1 ,9.plead  the  caufe  of  the  poore  and  needy 

Jer.$o.  1 3  .there  is  none  to  plcacfthy  cnufe 
50.3 4.he  (hall  thorow ly  plead  their  caufe 
S  i-36.behoId,I  will  plead  thy  caufe 

Mic.7.9.untill  he  plead  my  caufe 
Tar  this  caufe. 

Exod.g.  1 6.indeed  for  this  caufe  have  1  raited 

2  CVOT.32.20.for  this  caufe  Reze]&&.  I fai ah  prayed 
DOT.i.i2.forthisca/(/eiheKing  was  angry,and 
Mat.ig.j.hi:  this  caufe  fhall  a  man  leave  fath.and 

Jtf^'/fe  io.j.Ephef.j.x_i- 
John  i2.i8.forthisrt«/J  the  people  met  him 

27.  but  for  this  caufe  came  I  unto  this  houre 
18.37 .for  this  caufe  came  I  into  the  world 
Acl.z 8. 20. for  this  c<w.therefore  have  I  called  for 
Rom.i.z6.  for  this  caufe  God  gave  them  up 
1 3  .6.for  this  caufe  pay  you  tribute 
1  f  ,9.for  this  caufe  Ileconfeffe  to  thee  among 
1  £lc«'.4.i7.forthisM«.have  Ifenttoyou  Timothy 
n.io.forthise<z«/e  ought  the  woman  to  have 
30. for  this  caufe  many  are  weake 
Ephef.  3 . 1 .  for  tin's  caufe  I  Paul  prifoner  for  you 

1 4. for  this  caufe  I  bow  my  knees 
Col.  t  .9.601-  this  caufe  we  alfo  fince  the  day  we 

1  Thef.z.  1 3  .for  this  caufe  alfo  thank  we  God 

3.5.  for  this  caufe  when  I  could  no  longer  forb. 

2  Thcfz.11.fov  this cau.G. (hall  fend  themftrong 
1  Tiw.i.i6.howbeit,fotthisM«.I  obtained  metcy 
Tit. 1.  j.for  this  w«/e  leftl  thee  inCrete 
Heb.c).  1 5;. for  this  caufe  he  is  the  Mediator  of  the 

1  Ptf.4.6.for  this  caufe  was  the  Gofpel  preached 

.  without  caufe. 

1  Saws.  19. 5. wilt  thou  flay  David  without  a  rt«/c 
/ob  1.3  againft  him,to  deftroy  him  without  caufe 
9 .  17.  and  multiplieth  my  wounds  without  can. 
Pfal.7.4. 1  have  delivered  him  that  without  cau.is 
25.3-be  afhamed  that  tranfgreffe  without  caufe 
x  ^.without  caufe  have  they  hid  forme  a  net 
in  a  pit,which  without  ca.they  have  digged 
1 9, let  them  wink  that  hate  me  without  aw. 
69. 4. they  that  hate  me  without  a  caufe  are  moe 
109.3  .theX  fought  againft  me  without  a  caufe 
1 10.78.deak  perverfly  with  me  without  a  can. 
161. princes  have  perfected  me  without  a  ca. 
Pro.1.1  i.lurk  privily  for  the  innocent  without  ca. 
x . 3  a.ftrive  not  with  a  man  without  caufe 
23. 29. who  hath  wounds  without  caufe 
Z4.28.notwitnefs  againft  thy  neig.withoutca. 
Ifa.^z.^.tht  Affyrian  oppreffed  them  without  can. 
Lam.  3 . 5  2. mine  enemies  chafed  me  without  caufe 
E^,  1 4. 2  3 .  that  I  have  not  done  without  can. all 
Mat.  5. 2 2. angry  with  his  brother  without  a  caufe 
John  1  s.2$.they  hated  me  without  a  caufe 

Caafe. 

Ge».7.4.Ile  caufe  it  to  rain  on  the  earth  4cdaies ' 

45.1. caufe  every  man  to  go  out  from  me 
EOTrf.8.5.  >nd  caufe  frogs  to  come  up 


9.18.  He  caufe  it  to  rain  a  grievous  haile 

2 1 . 1 9-and  (hall  caufe  him  to  be  throughly  heal. 

2  2.  y  .if  a  man  (hall  caufe  a  field  to  be  eaten 
27.20.to  caufe  the  lamps  to  burn  alwaies 

Ira?.  24. 2. 
29.  io.thou  (halt  caufe  a  bullock  to  be  brought 
Levit.  1 4.41. he  fhall  caufe  the  houfe  to  be  (craped 
19. 29. to  C£«/e  her  to  be  a  whore 
24. 19.  if  a  man  M«/e  a  blemiih  in  his  neighbo. 
2f.9.then  (halt  thou  caufe  the  trumpet  of  Jubil- 
z6.  i6.confume  the  eyes,&  caa.forrow  of  heart 
Num.5. 24.cau.the  woman  to  drink  the  bitter  wat. 

Verfe  26. 
1 6.  j. will  caufe  him  to  come  neere  him 
27. 7. caufe  the  inherit,  of  their  fathers  to  paffe 
8. caufe  his  inheritance  to  paffe  to  his  daugh. 
28. 7. holy  place  caufe  ftrong  wine  to  be  powrcd 

3  5.30.  not  teftifk  againft  any  to  caufe  him  dye 
DMf.L38.he  fhall  M/./e  Ifrael  to  inherit  it 

Chapt.3.28. 
1 2. 1 1  .to  caufe  his  name  to  dwell  there 
17.16.  nor  caufe  the  people  to  return  into  Egy. 
24.4. (halt  not  caufe  the  land  to  fin 
25-2.  that  the  Judge  fhalw«.  him  to  lyedowne 
28. 7. Lord  fhall  ftM.thine  enemies  to  be  fmitte 
2j.Lord  (hall  caufe  thee  to  be  fmitten  before 
3  1 .7  .thou  m3.\t  caufe  them  to  inherit  it 
Jojh.  2  3  -7.nor  caufe  to  fweare  by  them 

1  Sam.zS.g  a  fnare  for  my  life  to  caufe  me  to  dye 

2  Srtffz.3.3?. came  to  caufe  David  to  eat  meat 

1  3. 1 3. whither  ma\ll  caufe  my  (hameto  goe 

1  Ki».r.33.andftz«/JSolomonmy  fon  to  ride 

j  .9.1k  caufe  them  to  be  difcharged  there 
8.31  .an  oath  laid  upon  him  to  caufe  him  to 

2  Zin  19.7.1k  caufehim  to  fall  by  the  fword 

lfaiah  37.7. 
Nch.i  3. 26. him  did  outlandifh  women  cau.to  fin 
Eft.z.iz-to  caufe  to  perifh  all  Jewes 
f .  5  .caufe  Haman  to  make  hafte 
8. 11.  caufe  to  perifh  all  the  power  of  the  people 
Job  6-zq.caufe  me  to  underftand  wherein  I  have 
20.2.wherefore  do  my  thoughts  can.  me  to  anf 
z^7'Caufe  the  naked  to  lodge  vvithou  t  clothing 
10. they  cau.  him  to  go  naked  without  cloth. 
34. 11.  caufe  every  man  to  find  according  to  his 

28.fo  that  they  caufe  the  cry  of  the  poore  to 
y%.z6xocaufe  it  to  rain  on  the  earth  where 
27  .to  caufe  the  bud  of  the  tender  herb  to  fpr. 
Pfal.  1  o.  1 7. thou  wilt  caufe  thine  eare  to  heare 
67. 1  .and  caufe  his  face  to  fliine  upon  us 
7  i. 2. deliver  me,  and  caufe  me  to  efcape 
7 6. 8. thou  didft  caufe  judgement  to  be  heard 
80. 3  .caufe  thy  face  to  (hinej  &  we  fhalbe  faved 
Verf.7.19. 
9-and  didft  caufe  it  to  take  deep  root 
S^.q.catifc  thine  anger  towards  us  to  ceafe 
i43.S.&z«/emetorieare  thy  loving  kindneffe 
caufe  me  to  know  the  way  w  herin  I  fliould 
Pro. 4. 16.  unkffe  they  caufe  Come  to  fall 

8.2 1 .  that  I  may  caufe  thofe  that  love  me  to 
Ecclcf.z. icto  caufe  my  heart  to  defpaire 
5-6.thy  mouth  to  caufe  thy  flefh  to  (in 
1 0.1.  dead  flies  cau.  the  ointment  of  the  Apoth. 
Cant. %-.z.l  would  can-  thee  to  drink  of  fpiced  wine 
1 3  .hearken  to  thy  voke,caufe  me  to  heare  it 
Ifa.x.t 2. which  lead  thee.caufe  thee  toene 
9.i6-kadersof  this  people  caufe  them  to  errc 
10.30  caufe  it  to  be  heard  to  Lai(h,0  poore 
1  3.  io.the  Moon  (hal  not  caufe  her  light  to  (hi. 
27. 6  caufe  them  that  come  of  Jacob  to  take  root 
28.1 2.wherewith  ye  may  caufe  the  weary  to  reft 
3  0.3  o.  L.ihal  &z«. his  glorious  voice  to  be  heard 
3  2. 6. he  will  cau.the  drink  of  the  thirfty  to  fail 
42.2.norw/i(/chis  voice  to  be  heard  in  theftreet 
4<).S.tocaufc  to  inherit  the  defolate  heritages 
5  8 . 1 4.  He  caufe  thee  to  ride  upon  the  high  pla. 

61. 1  i.fo  the  L.will  M»/crighteoufncs  &  praife 
66.9. and  not  caufe  to  bring  forth 

fhall  I  caufe  to  bring  forth  &  (hut  the  wo. 
Jer.x.i  2. He  not  caufe  mine  anger  to  fall 
7.3.I  will  caufe  you  to  dwell  in  this  place 

Verfe  7- 
1 3.r<5.give  glory  to  the  L-before  he  caufe  dark. 

1 4.2  2-any  among  the  vanities—  can  caufe  raine 
1  J. 4.  Ik  caufe  them  to  be  removed 

1 1  .Ik  caufe  the  enemy  to  intreat  thee  well 


1 6. 2 1 .  Ik  this  once  caufe  chem  to  know 
I7<4.11e  caufe  thee  to  ferve  thine  enemies 
i8.2.there  We  caufe  thee  to  heare  my  words 
19.7.1k  caufe  them  to  fall  by  the  (word  of 

9.1k  caufe  them  to  eat  the  flefh  of  their  fons 
23. 27. think  to  caufe  my  people  to  forget 

3  z.caufe  my  people  to  erre  by  their  fics 
25.1  f.  caufe  all  the  nations  to  whom  I  fend 
29. 8. your  dreames,  which  ye  can.  to  be  dream. 
3  o. 3  .Ik  caufe  them  to  return  to  the  land 

2 1. He  caufe  chem  to  draw  neere 
3  i.2.when  I  went  tocaufe  him  to  reft 

9.1k  caufe  them  to  walk  by  the  rivers 
3  2.3  5. to  caufe  their  fons  &  daught.to  pal's  tho- 
do  this  abominat.to  caufe  Judah  to  fin 

37.and  Ik  caufe  them  to  dwell  fafcly 

44- for  Ik  caufe  their  captivity  to  return 

Chapt.33.26. 
3  3 .7.1k  caufe  the  captivity  of Judah  to  return 

1 1  .He  cau.  to  return  the  captivity  of  the  land 

1  5. We  caufe  the  branch  ofrightcoufnes  to  gr. 
3 4. 2 2. He  caufe  them  to  return  to  this  city 
37.20.that  thou  caufe  me  not  to  return  to  the 
3  8.23  thou  mAtcaufe  this  city  to  be  burnt 

26. that  he  would  aotcaufe  me  to  return  to 

42.1  z.caufe  you  to  return  to  your  owne  land 
48.1 2.wanderers,  that  dial  caufe  him  to  wand. 
49.2.1k  caafe  an  alarme  of  war  to  be  beard 

3  7. He  caufe  Elam  to  be  difmayed 
50.9.1k  caufe  to  come  up  againft  Babylon  '  ■ 

5 1 .2  j. caufe  her  horfes  to  come  up 
Lam.  x .  3  2.but  though  he  caufe  griefe.yet  will 
£^«/{.  x.x.caufe  thy  belly  to  cate  it 

5 . 1  .caufe  1  afor  to  paffe  upon  thy  head 

1 3 .  Ik  caufe  my  fury  to  reft  upon  them 

Chapt.n.17. 
C).\.caufe  them  that  hve  charge  over  the  city 
14. 1 5.  i(l  caufe  noifome  beafts  topafs  thorow 
1 6.2  caufe  Jerufal.to  know  her  abominations 

2 1. delivered  them  tocau.them  to  paffe  thor. 
zo.q.caufe  them  to  know  the  abom. of  their  fa. 

3  7.1k  caufe  you  to  paffe  under  the  rod 
21.30.d1aH  I  caufe  it  to  return  into  hisfheath 
24. 8. that  it  might  caufe  fury  to  come  up 

26".(hall  come  to  thee  to  cau.thee  to  heare  it 

2  5 .7.1k  caufe  thee  to  p;rifh  our  of  the  country 
z€.  x  .Ik  caufe  m3ny  nations  to  come  up  againft 

1 7. which  cau.theiy  terrour  on  all  that  haunt 

27. 30.(hallM«. their  voice  to  be  heard  aga.thee 

29.4.1k  caufe  the  fifhof  thy  rivers  to  fticke 

14. will  caufe  them  to  return  to  the  land  of 

2 1  .Ik  caufe  the  horn  of  Iftael  to  bud  forrh 

io. zz.l\<  caufe  the  fword  to  fall  out  of  hfs  ha. 

3  2.4.  Ik  caufe  ?\\  the  fcwles  of  the  heiven  to   -, 

12.  will  \  caufe  thy  multitude  to  fall 
14.1k  caufe  their  rivers  to  run  likcolle 
34. 1  5 .  He  feed  my  flock, &  cau.them  to  lie  do. 
26.1k  caufe  the  ihowre  to  come  down  in  his 
36. 1  i.Ik  caufe  men  to  walk  upon  you 

1 5  caufe  men  to  heare  in  thee  the  fharr.e  of 
neither  (halt  thou  caufe  the  nations  to  fall 
27  .Ik  caufe  you  to  walk  in  my  flatutes 
3  3  .Ik  caufe  you  to  dwell  io  the  cities 
37.5 .Ik  caufe  breath  to  enter  into  you 

12.  Wecaufe  yo\x  to  come  up  out  of  yourgra. 

39.2.1k'  caufe  thee  tocome  up  from  the  North 

3  .caufe  thine  arrow es  to  fall  out  of  thy  right 

44.23.  caufe  men  to  difcern  between  clean  and 

30.  that  he  may  caafe  the  bleflhig  to  reft  in 

D<z?z.8.2?.he  fhall  caufe  craft  to  profperinhis 

917  .caufe  thy  f.ice  to  fliine  upon  thy  Sanctuary 

27. he  fhall  caufe  the  facrificeand  oblation 
1  i.iS.lnmAlcaufe  it  to  turne  upon  him 
3  9.fhall  caufe  them  to  rule  over  many 
Joel  z.zx.caufe  to  come  downe  foryou  therain 

3.1 1  .thither  ca. thy  mighty  ones  to  comedown 
Amos  f.27.  will  Icaufeyou  to  go  intocaptivity 
6.3  .caufe  the  feat  of  violence  to  come 
8 .9.1k  caufe  the  Sun  to  go  down  at  noon 
Hab.i.x.andcaufe  me  to  behold  grievance 
ZechiSi.i  2.1k  caufe  the  remnant  of  this  people  to 

1 3. 2.' Ik  caufe  the  Prophets  to  paffe  out  of 
Mat.  1  o.  2 1  .and  caufe  them  to  be  put  to  deat h 

Marine  13.12. 
\L1i\e  2i.i6.fomeofyou  fli.il  they  cau  to  be put  to 
uiom.  16. 1 7. mark  them  which  caufe  divifions 

Col.^..\6iaufe. 


CAU      CAU 

C0/.4. 16  caufe  that  it  be  read  in  the  Chur.of  Lao. 

Rev.  1z.15.wzi/eher  to  be  carried  away  with  a  flo. 

13.15.  caufe  that  as  many  as  would  not  worfh. 

Caufe  w  »«/*.  See  Ceafe. 
CaufeO, 
Gc?z.  1.5. Lord  God  had  not  caufedit  toraine 
1 1. Go  J  caufed  a  fleep  to  fall  on  Adam 
10. 1  j.God  caufed  me  to  wander  from  my 
41.51.G0d  hath  caufed  me  to  befruitfull 
Exod.\ae.z\  .the  Lord  caufed  the  fea  to  go  backe 

36  6.cauf.  it  to  be  proclaimed  throughout  the 
towf.a4.20.ashe  hatnM«/rt/ablemi(h  in  any 
Nu.2.  1. 16.  thefe  ftM/foi  the  child. of  Ifr .to  commit 
Dttrf.34.4.1  have  caafedthee  to  fee  it  with  thine 
fudg  16. 19. (he  cauf  him  to  (have  offthey.locks 

1  Sa.  10. 20,vvhen  Samuel  cauf.zW  tribes  to  come 

2 1. when  he  had  waferf  the  tribe  of  Bcnjato 
20.i7.Jonathan  caufed  David  to  fwear  againft 

2  Sa.-/- 1 1  .have  caufed  thee  to  reft  from  all  thine 

1  t\in-i.i^-caufedSo\.w  ride  upon  K.Davids  mu. 

Vei  fc  44. 
z.io.cauf.  a  feat  to  be  fet  for  the  Kings  moth. 
20.33.  he  caufedhim  to  come  up  into  the  char. 
z  Kjn. 17.1  j. caufed  thzkhns  &  daught.  to  pafle 

2  CM'0.8.2.Sol.built  thcm3&  cauf.  Ifr.iel  to  dwell 

13.13.  Jerob.  caufed  an  ambufhment  to  come 
2 1 . 1 1  .caufed  the  inhab.of  Jer.to  coram  it  forn. 
3  3 .6.MamR.caufed  his  child. to  park  thorow 
34.3  z.caufed  all  prefent  in  Jerufal-to  (land  to  it 
E%r.6. 1 2.  the  God  that  hath  caufed  his  name  to 
Ncb.S.j. Caufed  the  people  to  underftand  the  law 
8. they  caufed  them  to  underftand  the  reading 
£/?&.5.i4  and  he  caufed  the  gallowes  to  be  made 
Job  29.1 3 .1  caufed  the  widowes  heart  to  ling 
3  t .  1 6.  or  have  caufed  the  eyes  of  the  widow  to 

3  9. or  caufed  the  owners  to  lofe  their  life 
3  7 . 1  5 .  &  caufed  the  light  of  his  cloud  to  fhine 

38.1  2.w«/efi(theday-fpnngto  know  hisplace 
Pfal.66. 1 2.  haft  caufed  men  to  ride  over  our  heads 

78.i3.dividedthefea,Mf/.thcmto  paffe  thorow 
1 6. caufed  waters  to  run  down  like  rivers 
26. he  caufed  an  Eaft  wind  to  blow 
1 19.49  upon  which  thou  haft  cauf.me  to  hope 
1 3  5.7. he  caufed  the  vapours  to  afcend 
Ifa.  1 9. 1 4-they  have  caufed  Egypt  to  erre 

43 .2  3 .1  have  n&tcaufcdthec  to  ferve  with 
48.21.ww/fo/the  waters  to  flow  out  of  the  rock 
6  3 . 1 4.fpirit  of  the  Lord  caufed  him  to  reft 

Jcr.  1 2. 14.  wchIhaveM///t'^  my  pceple  to  inherit 
1  3 . 1 1  fo  have  I  caufed  to  cleave  to  me  the  ho. 
1  5.8.I  have  caufedhim  to  fall  upon  it  fuddenly 
1 8. 1 5. have  cau.them  to  ftumblein  their  wai. 
23.13  .and  caufed  my  people  Ifrael  to  erre 

22.  had  caufed  my  people  to  hcare  my  words 
29.4  whom  I  have  caufed  to  be  carried  away 

7  .peace  of  the  city  w  hither  I  have  caufed  you 

i4.Tle  bring  you  again  whence  I  have  caufed 

3 1  .he  caufed you  to  trufl  in  a  lye 
3  2.2  3.thcrforethouhaftM«/cr/all  this  evill 
34.11  .caufed  the  fcrvants  to  returne.      V.  1 6- 
48. 4. her  little  ones  have  caufed 3.  cry 

33.I  have  caufed  wine  to  faile  from  the 
50.6.fhcpheaids  have  caufed  them  to  go  aftray 
5i.49.asBab.hathftf«/MtheflainofIfr.tof.ill 
Lam.z.6.  L.hath  cauf.the  folemn  feafts  to  be  forg. 

1 7.  he  hath  caufed  thine  enemy  to  rejoyce 
3.13  .hath  caufed  the  arrowes  of  his  quiver  to 
E-zek-  J  •  2'ne  caufed  me  to  cate  that  roll 
1 6.7.I  have  caufed  thee  to  multiply 
20. 1  o.I  have  caufedthee  to  go  forth  out  of  Eg. 
26. in  that  they  caufed  to  pafle  thorow  the 
22-4.thou  haft  £<z«/?<i  thy  daies  to  draw  neere 

3 7.and  have  alfo  caufed  their  fons  whom 
24.13  .till  I  have  caufed  my  fury  to  reft 
29.1  %. caufed  his  army  to  ferve  a  great  fervice 
31. 1  s.Icaufedz  mourning,I  covered  the  deep 
I  caufed  Lebanon  tomourne  for  him 
3  z.13. caufed  terrour  in  the  land  of  the  living 
Chap  24.26. 

25.though  their  terrour  was  caufedin  the 

3  2.1  have  caufed  my  terrour  in  the  land  of 
37-2.and  caufed  me  to  paffe  by  them  round  ab. 
39.28.whichw«/erfthemtobe  led  into  captiv. 
44. 1 2.  and  caufed  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  to  fall 
46.1.1 -caufed  me  to  paffe  by  the  foure  corners 
47.6.  caufed  me  to  return  to  the  brink  of  the  ri. 


CAU       C  E  A 

Dan. 9. 21  .being  caufed  to  flie  fwiftly,touched  me 
Hof.q- 1 2.fpirit  of  whordoms  hath  w.them  to  erre 
Amos  2.4.theirliesw#/Mthem  to  erre 
4.7.I  caufed  it  to  raine  upon  one  city 

and  caufed  it  not  to  rain  upon  another 
Jonah  3.7  he  caufedit  to  be  proclaimed  through 
Zccb.  3. 4.I  have  caufed  thine  iniquity  to  paffe 
AM.  2. 8. ye  have  cauf. many  to  (tumble  at  the  law 
John  11.37  .have  caufed  that  this  man  mould  not 
Atl.i  5.3  caufed  great  joy  to  all  the  brethren 
2  CV.a.5  if  anY  hath  caufed  griefe,he  hath 

Cauf  eg. 

Exod.  1 8. 1 9. that  thou  maift  bring  caufes  to  God 

2^-the  hard  caufes  they  brought  to  Mofcs 
Deut.  1 . 1 6.heare  the  caufes  between  your  brethren 
Jet.  3 .8 .  for  all  the  caufes  whereby  backflid.Ifrael 
I.awz.2.i4.havefeen  for  thee  caufes  of  banifhment 
3.58  .thou  haft  pleaded  the  caufes  of  my  foule 
,^#.  2  6. 2 1 .  for  thefe  ctf«/w  the  Jewes  caught  me 

Caufeft. 
Job  30.22. thou  caufefi  me  to  ride  upon  it 
Pfal.65 ,4-and  caufefl  to  approach  to  thee 

Caufet!}. 

Num.^.1%  the  water  that  caufcth  the  curfe.  V.19 

24.  this  water  that  caufeth  the  curfe  fhall  go 

the  water  that  caufah  the  curfe  (hall  enter 

Verfe  27. 

Job  1  z.z^.caufeth  them  to  wander  in  a  wildernefs 

20.3.  (pirit  of  my  underft.  caufeth  me  to  anfwer 

37.1 3. he  caufeth  it  come,whether  for  correctio 

PfaL.104. 14.  caufeth  the  graffetogrow  forcattell 

107.40  he  caufeth  them  to  wander  inthewil. 

1 3  5 . 7  he  caufcth  the  vapours  to  afcend 

/fiMo.13.  &  51.16. 
147.18  caufeth  his  wind  to  blow ,and  waters 
Pro.y. zi  .much  faire  fpeech  (he  cauf. him  toyeeld 
1 0.5. is  a  fon  that  crf«/ff/i  (hame 

1  o.that  winketh  with  the  eye,caufeth  forrow 
1 4. 3  5  his  wrath  againft  him  that  caufeth  (hame 
J  7.2.rule  overa  fon  that  caufcth  (hame 
1 8. 1 8  lot  caufeth  contention  to  ceafe 
I9.26.is  a  fon  that  caufeth  fhame,and  bringeth 
27.ro  heare  the  inftrud.that  caufeth  to  erre 
28.10.  whofo  caufeth  the  righteous  to  go  aftray 
lfa. 6  r .  1  r .  as  a  garden  caufeth  the  things  fownc  to 

64.2  fire  caufeth  the  waters  to  boile 
£^.  26. 3  .as  the  fea  caufeth  his  waves  to  come  up 
44. 1 8. gird  therr  f.  with  any  thing  that  oi.fweat 
Mat.';. 3  z .caufeth  her  to  commit  adultery 
1  Cor.z.  i4.whichalwaies  caufcth  us  to  triumph 

9.1 1. which  caufcth  through  us  thankfg.to  God 
Rev.  1 3 . 1  z. caufeth  the  earth  to  worihip  the  beaft 
1 6. he  caufeth  all  to  receive  a  mark 
Caufep. 
1  Chro.  z 6. 1 6. by  the  caufey  of  the  going  upward 
1  S.foureat  the  caufey, md  two  at  Parbar 
Caufirtg, 
Cant.j.  g.caufing  the  lips  of  thofe  that  are  afleep 
7/a.3o.38.jawes  of  the  people  caufmg  them  toene 
Jer.z  9,1  o.in  cauftng  you  to  return  to  this  place 
33.1 2.of  ihepheards/<K/^thcir  flocks  to  lie  do. 
Cauueffe. 
1  Sam. 25.3 1 .that  thou  haft  (hed  bloud  caufieffe 
~Pro.z6.zio  the  curfe  caufieffe  (hall  not  come 

Ceafe. 
Gen.l.zz.day  and  night  (hill  notceafe 
Exod-g.zc).  and  the  thunder  fhall  ceafe 
Num.8. 25. from  the  age  of  50.ycars  they  (hy\  ceafe 
1 1. zs. they  prophelied3and  did  not  ceafe 
17.5.1k  make  to  ceafe  from  me  the  murmuring 
T>eut.\y\\.  poor  (hall  never  ceafe  out  of  the  land 
*  2  26 .  He  make  the  remembr.  of  them  to  ceafe 
Jufh.z  2. 2  5.  your  child. make  our  child. cea. fro  fe. 
Judg.  1 5.7  and  after  that  I  will  ceafe 
20.2  8.(hall  I  go  up,  or  (hall  I  ceafe 

1  Sam.j.S.ccafc  not  to  cry  unto  the  Lord  for  us 

2  Chro.  1 6. 5. left  building  Ram.  &  let  his  work  ce. 
E?ra  \-z  3.  made  them  to  ceafe  by  force 
Nch.6-2  .why  (hould  the  work  ceafe,  whileft 

Job  3-i7.there  the  wkkedceafe  from  trouble 
10  20. ceafe  then3and  let  me  alone 
1 4. 7. tender  branch  thereof  will  not  ceafe 

Vfal.-tf.'&.ceafe  from  anger.and  forfake  wrath 
46  9.  he  maketh  wars  to  ceafe 
89  44-thou  haft  made  his  glory  to  ceafe 

P; 0. 1 9. 27. ceafe  my  fon  to  heare  the  inftruft.that 


CEA      CEA 

20  3. it  is  an  honour  to  ceafe  from  ftrife 

2  2-io.yea  ftrife  and  reproach  (hall  ceafe 
zi.^ceafe  from  thine  owne  wifdome 

Ecclefi  2.3  .and  the  grinders  cw/i^becaufe 

Ifa.  1 . 1 6.  ceafe  to  doe  tvill 

z-zz.ceafe  ye  from  man,whofe  breath  is  in  his 
10.25.and  the  indignation  (hall  ceafe 
16.10. 1  have  made  their  vintage  (howt-to  cea. 
i7.3.fortreffe  alfo  (hall  ceafe  from  Ephraim 
21.2.  all  the  (ighing  thereof  I  have  made  tore. 

3  3. 1. when  thou  (halt  ceafe  to  fpoile,ihouihalt 
Jer.  1 4.  i7.and  let  them  not  ceafe, for  the  virgin  d. 

17. 8. neither  (hall  ceafe  fromyeelding  fruit 
3  i.36.then  the  feed  of  Ifrael  alfo  (hittccafe 
i«w. 2. 1 8. let  not  the  apple  of  thine  eyes  ceafe 
E%e\.6.6.yout  Idols  may  be  broken,and  ceafe 
7.24.1k  make  the  pomp  of  the  ftrong  to  ceafe 
1 2.2  3  .Ik  make  this  proverb  to  ceafe 
23. 27.1k  make  thy  lewdncfle  to  ceafe 
3  o.  1  o  .He  make  the  multitude  of  Egypt  to  ceafe 
1 8  .and  the  pomp  of  her  ftrength  (hall  ceafe 
Chapt.33.28. 
Amos  7.5  .ceafe, I  befeech  thee, by  whom  (hall 
Act.  1 3 . 1  o.wilt  thou  not  ceafe  to  pervert  the  right 

1  Cor.  1 3. 8. whether  there  be  tongues  they  dialer. 
Ephef.  1 .  r  6. ceafe  not  to  give  thankes  for  you 

Col.  1  .g.ceafe  not  to  pray  for  you 

2  Pet.  z.  1 4>and  that  onnot  ceafe  from  fin 

Caufe  to  Ceafe. 
E^a  4.2i.give  comma,  to  caufe  thefe  men  to  ceafe 

5-5.that  they  could  not  caufe  them  to  ceafe 
Neh.4. 1  i.and  flay  them,  &  caufe  the  work  to  ceafe 
P/a/.8  5.4.caufe  thine  anger  towards  ustoreafe 
Pro.  1 8. 1 8.  lot  caufeth  contentions  to  ceafe 
Ifa.13.11.  Ik  caofe  the  arroga.  of  the  proud  to  ce. 

3  s.  1  r  .caufe  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael  to  ceafe 
/er.7.3  4.caufe  to  ceafe  from  cities  of  Judah  mirth 
16.9.1k  caufe  to  ceafe  out  of  this  place  in  your 
36.29.  (hall  caufe  to  ceafe  from  thence  man  & 
48.35.  caufe  to  ceafe  in  Moab  him  that  ofkreth 
E'Zek..  1 6.4 1. Ik  caufe  thee  to  re. from  playinphar. 
23.48.thus  will  I  caufe  kwdneffe  to  ceafe 
26.i3.Ilecaufethenoife  of  thy  fongstorea/e 
3  o.  1 3  .Ik  caufe  their  images  to  ceafe 
34.10.cauk  them  tore<z.from  feeding  my  flock 

2  5. Ik  caufe  the  evill  beafts  to  readout 
Eto*.9.27.he  fhall  caufe  the  oblation  to  ceafe 

-   1 1. 1 8. caufe  the  reproach  offred  by  him  to  ceafe 
Hof.  1.4  .caufe  to  ceafe  the  kingdom  of  the  ho.of  If. 
2. 1 1. Ik  alfo  caufe  all  her  mirth  to  ceafe 
Ccafet), 
Gmz.  1 8. 1 1. it  rea/«/ to  be  with  Sarah  after  the 
Exod.g.n.znd  the  thunders  and  haile  ceafed 

3  4. when  Pharaoh  faw  the  thunders  were  ce. 
Jofh.  5 . 1 2.and  the  Manna  ceafed  on  the  morrow 
Judg.  z.  1 9. they  ceafednot  from  their  owne  doings 

5. 7. the  inhabitants  of  the  villages  ceafed 
1  Sd»z.2.5.they  that  were  hungry  ceafed 

2  5.9.inthename  of  David,and  re<j/fo/ 
E^a  4. 24.  then  ceafed  the  work  of  the  hou.  ofG. 
fo  it  ceafed  to  the  fecond  yeare  of  Darius 
Job  3 . 1  .fo  thefe  three  men  ceafed  to  anfwer  Job 
Pfal.i  5.1 5. they  did  teare  me,and  ceafed  not 

77.2.my  fore  ran  in  the  night,  and  ceafed  not 
■7/^.14.4. how  hath  the  oppreffor  ceafed 
Lam.  5. 1 4. the  Elders  have  ceafed  from  the  gate 

1  5. the  joy  of  our  heart  is  ceafed 
Jonah  1. 1  5.  and  the  fea  ceafed  {torn  her  raging 
Mai.  14.3  2. come  into  the  fhip,the  wind  ceafed 

Marl(c  6.51. 
Ata\4.39.peace;,ind  be  ftill,and  the  wind  ceafid 
Li>\. 7. 4 5. hath  notccafedto  kiffemy  feet 

8.24.rebuked  the  raging  of  the  wat.&  they  red 

1 1 .  i  .praying  in  a  certain  place,  when  he  ceafed 
Atl.  5#42.they  ceafed  not  to  teach  and  preach  Jefus 

20. 1  .after  the  up-roare  was  ceafed,  Paul 
3  1. (pace  of  3.yearesl  ceafednotto  warne 

2 1. 1 4- would  notbeperfwaded,we  ceafed 
Gal.<;.i  i.then  is  the  offence  of  the  croffe  ceafed 
Heb.  4. 10. he  alfo  hath  ceafed  from  his  owne 

io.2.they  would  not  have  ceafidm  be  offered 
1  Prt.4.i.fuffred  in  the  fle(h,hath  ceafed  from  (in 

Ceafefh, 
Pfal.  1 2.  i.help,Lord,for  the  godly  man  ceafeth 

49.8. and  it  ceafeth  for  ever 
Pyo.26.20.is  no  tale-bearer ,the  ftrife  ceafeth 

lfa.  1 6.4.ths ' 


C  E  A      C  ED 


J«.6.4.thefpoilerceaferf>,the  opprcffors  are 

24.8  .the  mirth  of  ubrets  ceafeth 

the  joy  of  the  harp  ceafeth 

3  3.  8.  the  wayfaring  man  ceafethM  hath  broken 
Lam  3.49.  mine  eye  trickleth  down,  &  ceafeth  not 
Hof.7.4.  who  ce<*/e^  fr°m  raifing  aft",  ™  hath 
A  ft. 6.1  3 .  this  man  ceafeth  not  to  fpeak  blafphem. 

Ceatfng. 
1  Saw.  12. 2  3. in  «*/««:  to  pray  for  you,butI 
Aft  1 2.  j. but  praier  was  made  without  ceajmg 
Rom.  1  .o.that  without  ceafmg  I  make  mention 

1  rfe/i.j.remembring  without  «a/Z»f  your  work 
2.i 1  j .this  caufe  alfo  we  thank  G.without  «M/«sg 
5.  i7.pray  without  ceafmg 

2  Tim.  1 . 3  .that  without  ceafmg  I  have  remembran. 

CieOar. 

1  Sa.7.2.1  dwell  in  an  houfe  of  «^,but  the  Ark 

7.why  build  ye  not  mc  an  houfe  of  cedar 

1  Kin.4. 3  3  -fpake  of  trees,  from  the  cedar  tree  that 

5. 8. doe  all  thy  defire  concerning  timber  of  red. 

6.o.witr  beames  and  boards  of  cedar 

icrefted  on  the  houfe  with  timber  of  cedar 
1 5.walls  of  the  houfe  within  with  boa.of  ce. 
1 6.  the  walls  with  boards  of  cedar 
1 8  .cedar  of  the  houfe  within  was  carved 

all  was  cedar,  there  was  no  ftone  feen 
20.fo  covered  the  altar  which  was  of  cedar 
36\anda  row  oicedar  beames 

7.2.upon  4-rowes  oicedar  with  cedar  beames 
3  .it  was  covered  with  cedar  above 
7.it  was  covered  with  cedar  from  one 
1 2.and  a  row  of  cedar  beames,both  for 

2  Kjn.m.Q.knt  to  the  eed<cthat  was  in  Lebanon 

2  Cfowz.25.18. 
Job 40.17.he  moveth  his  taile  hkeacedar 
Pfal.92.11.  he  mail  grow  like  a  cedar  in  Lebanon 
CasM.17.the  beames  of  our  houfe  are  cedar 
8.9.W1II  inclofe  her  with  boards  of  cedar 
J/d.4i.io.Heplantinthewilderneffe  thzcedar  _ 
/er.22.1 4.U  is  fieled  with  cedar,znd  painted  with 

1 5  .becaufe  thou  cloleft  thy  felfe  in  cedar 
E^.i7.3.took  the  higheft  branch  of  the  cedar 
22.take  off  the  higheft  branch  of  the  hi.  ced. 
2j.and  be  a  goodly  cedar,znd  under  it 
27.24.made  of  cedar  among  thy  merchandize 
3  i»3.the  Aflyrian  was  acedar  in  Lebanon 
Zech.  1 1 .2.howle  firre  tree,  for  the  cedar  is  fallen 

CetJat  trees. 
Num.i^.6.and  as  cedar  trees  befide  the  watets 
zSa.f.i  i.King  Hiram  fent  cedar  trees  to  David 
1 Kin  J. 6.  hew  me  cedar  trees  out  of  Lebanon 
1  i.fo  Hiram  gave  Solomon  cedar  trees 
9.1  i,had  furniftied  Solomon  with  cedar  trees 
2  Kin.19.z1  .cut  down  the  tall  cedar  trees  thereof 

1  Cfofl.22.4aMb  cedar  trees  in  abundance  for  the 

2  Chro.  1. 1  $.cedar  trees  made  he  as  the  Sycamore 

Chapt.9.27. 
2. 8. fend  me  alfo  cedar  trees,  firre  trees 
TLvga  3.7-to  bring  cedar  trees  from  Lebanon 

Cedar  wood. 
Levit.i^.^.aTid  cedar  wood,andfcarlet,and  hyflbp 
6.and  take  the  cedar  wood,and  the  fcarlet 
49-to  cleanfe  the  houfe,two  birds,&  ced.v/o. 
5  i.and  he  (hall  take  the  cedar  woodland 
5  2.cleanfe  the  houfe  with  the  cedar  wood 
Num.  i9.6.and  the  prieft  (hall  take  the  cedar  wood 
1  Cfo'0.22.4.brought  much  cedar  wood  to  David 

Cebariwfc?. 
Zeph.  2 . 1 4-for  he  {hall  uncover  the  cedar  worke 

Cefcars. 
1  Kjn.  7 . 1 1  .after  the  meafures  of  hewed  cedars 
10.27.and  cedars  made  he  tobe  as  the 

1  Chro.  14.  i.and  timber  of  cedars,md  Mafons 

17. 1 . 1  dwell  in  an  houfe  of  cedars 
6 .w  hy  have  ye  not  built  me  an  hou.of  cedars 

2  Chro.z.j. and  didft  fend  cedars  to  build  him 
P/a/.2o.5.voice  ofthe  Lord  breaketh  the  cedars 

80.  icboughs  thereof  were  like  the  goodly  ce. 

i48.p.fruitfull  trees,and  all  cedars 
Cant.^.i  y.his  countenance  excellent  as  the  cedars 
lfa.$.\oh\it  we  will  change  them  into  cedars 

3  7.24.will  cut  downe  all  the  tall  cedars  thereof 

44.i4.he  heweth  him  downe  cedars,znd 
Je>*.22.7.(hallcut  downe  thy  choice  cedars, and 
2 3. that  makeft  thy  neft  in  the  cedars,hovt 
E^.31.8. cedars  in  the  garden  of  God  could  not 


C  E  L       C    E  N 

Aim.  2.9-who(js  height  was  like  the  height  of  ceda. 
Zech.  1 1 . 1.  that  the  fire  may  devoure  thy  cedars 

C  eOatS  of,  or  from  Lebanon. 
Judg.9.  1 5  .and  devoure  the  cedars  of  Lebanon 
P/<z/.20.$.  the  Lord  breaketh  the  cedars  of  Leban. 
1 04. 1 6.  ced.oi Lebanon  which  he  hath  planted 
Ifa.z.  1 3  .and  upon  all  the  cedars  of  Lebanon  that 

1  a,3>. cedars  of  Lebanon  rcjoyce  at  thee 
Etgk.- 17.  J.  they  have  taken  cedars  from  Leban. to 

CeDion. 

Jofoi  8.1. with  his  difciples  over  the  brook  Cedron 

Celebrate. 

Iea.23.32.frS  even  toevenftiallyeee/ei.yourfab. 

4 1  ye  {hall  celebrate  in  the  feventh  moneth 
Ifa.  3  8 . 1 8 .  death  cannot  celebrate  thee 

Celeftiall. 
1  Cor.  1 5. 40.  there  are  alfo  celeftiall bodies 

but  the  glory  ofthe  celeftiall  is  one 
Cellars. 
1  Cbro.27.zS.ovet  the  cellars  of  oyle  was  Joafh 
wj»e-CeIlars. 

1  Cfo0.27.27.over  the  wine-ce/tatt  was  Zabdi 

Cettctytea. 
Aft.  1 8 . 1 8  .having  fhorn  his  head  in  Cenclrrea 
Rom.  1 6. 1  .a  ferv.  ofthe  Churchy  which  is  at  Cench. 

Center. 
Levit.  10.  i.fons  of  Aar.took  either  of  them  his  ce. 

16.1 2.hc  (hall  take.  a.  cenfer  full  of  burning 
2Vaw.16.17.and  take  every  man  his  cenfer 

bring  before  the  Lord  every  man  his  cen. 
thou  alfo  and  Aaron  each  of  you  his  cenf. 
1  S.and  they  took  every  man  his  cenfer 
46. take  acenfer,and  put  fire  therein 

2  Cfoo.26.19.and  had  a  cenfer  in  his  hand  to  burn 
£^.8. 1 1. with  every  man  his  cenfer  in  his  hand 
Heb.9.4.which  had  the  golden  cenfer,  and  the  Ark 
Rev.  8. 3. having  a  golden  cenfer,and  unto  him 

5 .angel  took  the  cenfer , and  filled  it  with 
Cenfers. 
?to.4.i4.even  the  cenfersjhe  neflvhooks,&  (ho. 
i6.6.this  do,takeyou  cenfer s,  Korah 
17. every  man  his  cenfer,  z^o.cenfers 
3  7.that  he  take  up  the  cenfers  out  of 
3%.cenfers  of  thefe  finners  againft  their 
3  ^.Eleazer  took  the  brazen  cenfers 

1  Kin.7.%0.  and  the  cenfers  of  pure  gold,  and  the 

2  Cfou4.22.and  the  cenfers  of  pure  gold  the  entry 

Centurion, 
Mat-S.j  .there  came  unto  him  a  Ccnturion,b&ech. 
8. the  Centurion anfwered  and  faid,Lord,I 
i3.Jefusfaid  unto  the  Centurion,Go  thy  way 
27. 54-when  the  Centurion,and  they  that  were 
Mar.i  j.  39-when  the  Ces.which  flood  over  againft 
44-calling  unto  him  the  Centurion,  he  asked 
45  .when  he  knew  it  ofthe  Centurion,ht  gave 
Lu\.t-  2.and  a  certain  Centurions  fervant,who  was 
6.Centnrion  fent  friends  unto  him,faying 
23.47.when  the  Centurion faw  what  wasdonc 
Aft.i  o.i.a  Centurion  ofthe  band,called  the  Italian 
22.they  faid,Cornelius  the  Centurion, a.  juft 
22.2.Pairl  faid  unto  the  Centurion  that  flood 

26.when  the  Centurion  heard  that  he  went,& 
24.2  3  .commanded  a  Centurion  to  keep  Paul 
27. 1. unto  one  named  Julius,a  Centurion  of 
6.there  the  Centurion  found  a  {hip  of  Alex. 
1 1 -the  Centurion  beleeved  the  mafter,and 
3  i.Paul  faid  unto  the  Centurion,and 
^.Centurion  willing  to  fave  Paul,kept 
28.16.the  Centurion  delivered  theprifonersto 
Centurions. 
Aft.  2 1 .3  2. who  immediatly  took  Centurions,  and 
23. 17. Paul  called  one  ofthe  Centurions 
23 .he  called  unto  him  two  Centurions 
Cephas. 
John  i.42.thoufhaltbe  called  Cephas 
1  Cor.  1 . 1 2.of  you  faith,I  am  of  Cep.l  am  of  Chr. 
j.22.whether  Paul,or  Apollo,or  Cephas,ot 
9. 5  .as  the  brethren  ofthe  Lord  and  Cephas 
1 5.5. that  he  was  feen  of  Cephas,t\\zn  of 
Gal.z.y.and  when  James,Ce/>fo.«,and  John,  who 

Ceremonies. 
N«*«.9.3.according  to  all  the  ceremonies  therefore 

Certaine. 
Gen.  28 . 1 1  .he  lighted  upon  a  certaine  place 
Exod.  1 6. 4. you  {hal  gather  a  certain  rate,every  man 
Num.  i6.2.Korah  rofe  up  with  certain  of  Ifrael 
P 


CER      CER 

"Deut .  1 3 . 1 3  .certain  men  ,children  of  Belial,are 
2  5 . 2  .fhalbe  beaten  by  a  certaine  number 

Judg.g.f  3.  a  certaine  woman  caft  a  peice  of  milft. 
1 9. 1. there  was  a  certaine  Levite  fojourning 

1  Kjn.-j.19.  beneath  the  lions  were  certaine  addit. 

1 1 . 1 7 .Hadad  fled,he  and  certaine  Edomites 

2  Kin.S.6.Co  the  king  appointed  to  her  acert.ofrtc. 

1  Cfo.9.28  certai.oi  them  had  charge  ofthe  veffels 

i6.4.he  appointed  certain  Levites  to  minifter 
19.  ^.certain  told  David  how  the  men  were  fer. 

2  Chro.  8.13  .even  after  a  certain  rate  every  day 

28.1 2.ce;?.of  the  heads  of  Ephr.  flood  up  agai. 
Ey.  1 0.16. Ezra  the  prieft  with  cer. chief  were  fep. 
Nch.  1 .  i  .he  and  certaine  men  of  Judah  came 
4.1  wept;  and  mourned  certaine  daies 
1 1.4.  at  Jerufalem  dvidtcert.oi  the  chil.of  Ju. 
2  3  .that  a  cert,  portion  mould  be  for  the  ling. 
12.35.  certain  ofthe  priefts  fons  with  trumpets 
1 3. 6. after  certain  daies  obtained  I  leave 

1  5.I  curfed  them,and  fmote  certain  of  them 
Efth. 2.  f.in  Shufhan  a  certa.Jtw,  named  Mordecai 

3 . 8  .there  is  a  certain  people  fcattered  abroad 
7er.26.17.tofe  up  certain  of  the  Elders  of  the  land 

2  2.Jehoiakim  fent  Elnathan  &  cer. into  Eg. 
4 1. 5. there  came  certain  from  Shechem 
52.15  .carried  away  certaine  of  the  poore 

16.Nebuza.left  certain  ofthe  poor  ofthe  la. 

£^.  1 4. 1.  came  cert. of  the  Elders  of  Ifrael  to  me 
20. 1 .  certa.of  the  Elders  came  to  enquire  of  the 

Dan.  1 .3  .king  fpake  to  Afhpenaz  to  bring  certain  of 
3.8. certaine  Cal deans  came  neer  and  accufed 
1 2.  there  are  certain  Jewes,whom  thou  haft 
8.27.I  Daniel  fainted3and  was  fick  certa.daks 
1 1 . 1 3  .{hall  come  after  certa.yzzrs  with  a  great 

Mat. 9.1. cert. of  the  Scribes  faid, This  manblafph- 
1 8. came  a  certain  Ruler,  and  worfhipped 
12.38.ce/.oftheScribes  &  Pha.faid,Mafter,we 
i8.2  3.kingdome  of  heav.  likened  to  aeer.king 
20.2O.defiring  a.  certaine  thing  of  him 

Mar.z.6.certain  ofthe  Scribes  fitting  there 
5. 2 5. a  certaine  woman  which  had  an  iflue 

3  5.theiecameee>t.which  faid,  Thy  daughter 
7. 1. then  came  certa.of  the  Scribes,  which  came 

2  5. a  cert. woman ,whofe  daught.had  an  unci. 
1 1 . 5  .certain  that  ftood  there  faid3What  do  ye 
12.13.  fend  certain  ofthe  Phar.to  catch  him  in 
42-there  came  a  certaine  poore  widow 

Lul{e  21.2. 
14.5 1. there  followed  a  certain  young  man 
57.the.re  arofe  certain  that  bare  falfe  witnefle 
Lu.\.  i.5.aee;&zi«prieft,named  Zachariah 

5.12.  came  to  pafTe  when  he  was  in  a  certa.city 

1 7  .came  to  pane  on  a  certain  day  as  he  was 
6. 2.  certain  ofthe  Phar.faid3Why  do  ye  that  wch 
7 . 2  .a  certain  Centurions  fervant  was  ficke 

qi.acertain  creditor,  which  had  two  debtors 
8.2.and  certain  women  which  had  been  healed 
20.it  was  told  him  by  ccrta.  which  faid,Thy 
2  2.on  a  certain  day  he  went  into  a  {hip 
1  o.  2  5 .  a  certain  Lawyer  ftood  up  and  tempted 
3 1 .  by  chance  there  came  down  a  certa.prieft 
38.3s  he  went,  he  entred  into  a  m*.  village 
Chapt.17.12. 
and  a ee>f.woman,named  Martha5received 
11. 17. acertain  woman  of  the  comp.  lift  up  her 

37.3  certain  Pharifee  befought  him  to  dine 
13.31.came  certa.of  the  Phar.  faying,  Get  thee 
1 6. 10  .there  was  a  certain  beggar,  named  Laza. 
i8.9.fpakethisparab.toeei'ta.which  truftedin 
20. 27. then  came  to  him  certain  ofthe  Sadduces 
$9.certain  of  the  Scrib.anfw.  Thou  haft  well 
iz.^6.a  certain  maid  beheld  him  as  he  fate 
23.19.who  for  ace/t.fedition  made  in  the  city 
24.  i.fpices  they  had  prepar.&  cert.othets  with 
zz.certain  women  alfo  of  our  company  made 
24.ee*?. of  them  which  were  with  us  went  to 
Job.  5.4.an  angel  went  down  at  zcertain  feafon 

1 2.20.there  were  certain  Greeks  among  them 
Aft.  5 .2. and  brought  a  certain  part,and  laid  it  at 
6. y-arofe certain oi  the  Synag.ofthe  Libertines 
8 . 3  6. they  came  to  a  certain  water 
9. 10  accrtain  difcip.at  Damafcus,named  Ana. 
1 9.  then  was  Saul  certain  daies  with  the  difc. 
j6.at  Joppa,  a  certain  difciple,named  Tabit. 
10. 1 1.  and  a  certain  vefiell  defcending  to  him 
Chapt.11.5s 
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CER       CER 

48  .prayed  they  him  to  tarry  certain  dayes 
1  i.r.  to  vexe  ccrlaim  of  the  Church 
i$. 2. certain  which  came  from  Judea  taught 
<  .there  rofe  up  certain  of  the  feci  of  the  Phar. 
z'tfcertain  which  went  out  from  us  have  tro. 
I7.$.took  certain  lewd  fellowesof  the  bafcr 
1 B. certain  Philofophers encountred  him 
28 .as  certain  of  your  own  Poets  have  faid 
3  4«howbeit  certain  men  clave  to  him 
1 9. 1  .Paul  finding  certain  difciples 

1  j. certain  of  the  vagabond  Jews,Exorcifts 
3  i.cerfvwzofthechiefeof  Afiafent  to  him 

2i.i6.wentwithuscert.ofthedifcipl.ofCef. 

2 1. 1  z. certain  of  thejewes  banded  together 

24,14. after  certain  daies  Felix  fent  for  Paul 

2%  1 9. but  had  certain  queftions  againft  him 

■27.16.v1e  mutt  be  caft  upon  a  certain  Ifland 

Rom.  1 5 . 26.  to  make  a  cert  aim  contribution 

Gal.2. 1 2.  for  before  that,certam  came  from  James 

Heb.2.6.hut  one  in  a  certainplace  teftified 

4.4.he  fpake  in  a  cert.phce  of  the  feventh  day 

7.againe,he  limiteth  a  certainc  day 

r  0.27. but  a  certain  fearful  looking  for  of  judg. 

Jude  4.there  are  certain  men  crept  in  at  unawares 

A  Certain  man.  See  &t)an. 

Certain. 

Deaf.12.14.and  the  thing  certain.  Ch.17.4. 

1  Xjn.z.-$7.know  for  a££?'tai7ZthoufhaItfurely  die 

Verfe  42. 
^^^-ij-knowforace^.ifyeputme  to  death 
D1iw-2.45.the  dreame  is  certame 
Ac!  25.26.I  have  no  certain  thing  to  write  unto 
1  Cor.^.t  1. have  no  certaine  dwelling  plice 
1  Tvm.6.7. it  is  certain  we  ean  carry  nothing  out 

Certainty. 

Gen.  1 8. 10.  lie  certainly  return  unto  thee  accordi. 
26. 28. we  faw  certain.thzt  the  L.wns  with  thee 
4 3.7. could  we  certainly  know  that  he 
44. 1  j.fuch  a  man  asl  can  certainly  divine 
50. 1 5  .will  certainly  requite  us  all  the  evill 
£X(?.2.i2.hefaidj  Certainly  \  will  be  with  thee 

22. 4. if  the  theft  be  certainly  found  with 
Levit.  5 . 1 9  he  hath  certainly  trefpaffed  againft 

24. 1 6. all  the  congrega-ihali certainly  ftone  him 
/<9.24.beciufe  it  was  certainly  told  thy  fervant 
Judg.  14.1 2. if  ye  can  certainly  declare  it  me 
1  S<OT.20.j.thy  fath.certainly  knoweththatl  have 
9. if  Iknew  certainly  that  evil  were  determine 
22.1  o.thy  fervant  hath  certainly  heard  that  Saul 
25.28.lord  yi i\l certainly  make  my  lord 

1  I(i».  1.30. even  fo  will  I  certainly  do  this  day 

2  JCyz-S-icfayuntohim/rhou  mai&cert.  recover 
2  Chro.i  8.27.if  th.m  certainly  return  in  peace 
P>v?.2  5.3.  riches  certainly  make  themfelves  wings 
Jer.8.  8  .lo certainly  in  vain  made  he  it 

1 3 . 1 2  .do  we  not  certainly  know  that  every 
25.28.ye  fhallcrr-to^drink 
36.29.king  ofBab.fhal  certainly  come  &  deftr. 
40.14.doft  thou  certainly  know  that  Baal  is 
42.19.know  certainly  that  I  have  admonifhed 

2  2. know  certainly  that  ye  dial!  die  by  the  fw. 
44.1 7. we  will  certainly  do  whatfoever  thing 

Lam.2.i6.certai.  this  is  the  day  that  we  looked  for 
Dan.  1  i-io.one  thall  certainly  come  and  overflow 

1 3  .(hall  certainly  come  after  certain  yeares 
Lul{.  1 3 .4-7. certainly, this  was  a  righteous  man 

Certainty. 
fof.22. 1 3  know  for  certainty  that  the  L.your  God 

1  Sa.23.23.come  yc  again  to  me  with  the  certainty 
Pr».22.2i.makethecknowthe«i''to.ofthe  words 
Van.2. 8.1  know  of  certainty  that  ye  would  gaine 
Z.«£.r.4.mightft  know  the«rt«s.of  thofe  things 
Ail. 21.34.  could  not  know  the  certainty  for  the 

2 2. 30. would  have  knowne  the  certainty 
CertiSe. 

2  Sam.  1 5. 28. come  word  from  you  to  certifie  me 
R^-a  4.:  6.  we  certifie  the  King.that  if  this  city 

5. 10. asked  theirnames  alio  to  certifie  thee 
7.24-we  certifie  you,that  tnuchingany  of  the 

Gal.  1 . 1 1  but  I  certifie  you,brethren,that  the  Gof. 
Certified. 

Ev.4. 1 4  therfore  have  we  fent,  &  certified  the  K. 

E/?l>.2.2  2.and  Efther  certified  the  King  thereof 

Cefatr. 

Mat. 2 2. 1 7.1s  it  lawfull  to  give  tribute  to  Cefar?ot 
Marine  12.14. 


C  E  S       C  H  A 

2 1  .they  faid  unto  him,Cefars<  Then  faith 
Marine  12.16. 
render  unto  Ccfar  things  which  are  Cefars 
Mar\e  12.17. 
Lu\.2. 1. went  out  a  decree  from  Ccfar  Auguflus 
3. 1. in  the  1  5. yearc  of  Tiberius  t>/#,Pontius 
20. 22. lawfull  for  us  to  give  tribute  unto  Cefar 
24.they  anfwered  and  faid,  Cefars 
25. render  unto  Ccfar  things  which  are  Cefars 
.23.1. forbidding  to  give  tribute  unto  Ccfar 
Job.  19. 1  2. let  this  man  go,thou  aft  not  Cc/.friend 
himfelfe  a  King,fpeaketh  againft  Ccfaf 
1 5  we  have  no  King  but  Cefar 
Acl.  1 1.28.  came  to  pafle  in  the  daies  of  C\au,Cef. 
1 7. 7. do  contrary  to  the  decrees  of  Ccfar 
2  5. 8. nor  yet  againft  Cefar  have  I  offended 
10. 1  ftand  at  Cefars  judgement  feat 
1  i.I  appeale  unto  Ccfar 
1 2. haft  thou  appealed  to  Cefar,  unto  Cefar 
2 1  .till  I  might  fend  him  to  Cefar 
26.3  2. if  he  had  not  appealed  unto  Cefar 
27.24.thou  muft  be  brought  before  Ccfar 
28. 19. 1  was  conftrained  to  appeale  unto  Cefar 
Pfc/.4.2  2.chiefly  they  that  are  of  Cefars  houfhold 

Cefarea. 

Mat. 1 6.13  .when  Jeftis came  into  the  coafts  of  Ce. 
Mar.S.27.$.  his  Difciples  into  the  towns  of  Cefa. 
Acl.%.  io.t\\\  he  came  to  Cefarea 

9.3  o.they  brought  him  down  to  Cefarea 
10. 1.  was  a  certain  man  in  Cefarea,cal\ed  Corn. 
24.  the  morrow  after  they  entred  into  Ccfar. 
1 1 . 1 1  .fent  from  Cefarea  unto  me 
1 2. 19.  he  went  down  from  Judea  unto  Cefarea 
18. 22. and  when  he  had  landed  at  Cefarea 
2 1  .S.and  came  unto  Cefarea,and  we  entred 
1 6.with  us  alfo  other  Difciples  of  Cefarea 
2 3. 2 3. make  ready  2CO.fouldiers  to  go  to  Cefa. 
3  3 .who  when  they  came  to  Ccfarea,and 

2  5 . 1 .  he  afcended  from  Cefarea  to  Jerusalem 

4.that  Paul  fhould  be  kept  at  Cefarea. 
6.he  went  down  unto  Cefarea,  and 
1 3  King  Agtippa  and  Bernice  came  to  Cefa. 
CfyafeO. 
2  S<w».i7.8.and  they  be  chafedin  their  minds 

Cfaffe. 
Job  2 1 . 1 8. and  as  chafe  that  the  ftorme  carrieth 
Pfal.  1 ,4.like  the  chafe  which  the  wind  driveth 

3  5-t  .let  them  be  aschaffe  before  the  wind 
Ifa. 5. 2$.and  the  flame  confumeth  thechaffc 

17.1 3  fhalbe  chafed  as  the  chafe  of  the  mount. 
29. 5. terrible  ones  fhalbe  aschaffc  thatpaffeth 
3  3 .  t  1  .ye  fhal  1  conceive  chafe,  ye  fhal  1  bring 
41. 1 5. and  (halt  make  the  hils  as  chafe 
fer. 2^.2S.vthzt  is  the  chafeto  thewheat 
B^j.  2 . 3  5  .became  li  ke  the  c/Mj/fe  of  the  mmmer 
Hof.  1 3 . 3  .as  the  chaff'e  that  is  driven  with  a 
Zc  ph.  2. 2. before  the  day  pafle,as  the  chafe 
Mat.  3.12.  burn  up  the  chaffe  in  unquenchable  fire 

M?g.i7- 

Cbafne. 

Gra.41.42.p1ft  a  gold  chain  about  his  neck 
Pfal.7  3.6.  pride  compaffeth  them  about  as  a  chain 
Cant. 4.9.  with  one  chaine  of  thy  necke 
Lam.  3 .7  .he  hath  made  my  chaine  heavie 
£^.7.23.make  acharne,for  the  land  is  full 

1 6. 1 1. and  I  put  a  chaim  on  thynecke 
Dan.  5. 7. and  have  a  chain  dfgold  about  his  necke   , 
i6.havc  a  cbwzeofgold  about  thy  neck 
29.  put  a  chain  of  gold  about  Daniels  necke 
/f£?.2  8.2o.hope  of  Ifr.I  am  bound  with  thischain 
i  Tim.  1.1 6. and  was  notafliamed  of  my  chaine 
Revel. 20.1. and  a  great  chaine  in  his  hand 

C^ain=w«^- 
1  Kjn.7.17.  wreaths  of  chain-vi  otk  for  the  chapit. 

Crjaineaf. 

£w.28.i4.twentytwoc^w^at  the  end  of  the  w. 
faften  the  wreathen  chains  to  the  ouches 
Verfe  2  5 . 
24-the  two  wreathen  chaincs  in  the  2.rings 
3  9. 1 5  .made  on  the  breaft-plate  chains  at  the 
1 7. put  the  wreathed  chaincs  in  the  two  rings 
1 8. the  2.ends  of  the  2.wreathedrfw.tbeyfa. 
Num.i  1.  yo.what  every  one  hath  gotten  of  chaines 
jW|.8.26.be(idethe  chaims  that  were  about 

1  Kjn.6. 2 1  .by  the  chaims  of  gold  before  the  oracle 

2  Chro.i •  5 -put  thereon  palme-trees,and  chaims 


CHA      C  H  A 

1 6. he  made  chaims, as  in  the  oracle 

and  put  them  on  the  cha'mes 
Pfal.i  $9. Sxobind  their  kings  v/ithchaims 
Pro.  1 .9.fhalbe  chaincs  about  thy  necke 
Cant.  1 . 1  o.thy  neck  is  comely  with  chaines  of  gold ' 
lfa.7, .  1 9.the  chaims,and  the  bracelets,and  the 
40.  i9.and  cafteth  filver  chaines 
45.14.they  fhall  come  after  thee  in  chaims 
Jer.^o.^.  I  loofe  thee  this  day  from  the  chaines 
£^('.i9.4.brought  him  with  c/wz«  into  Eoypt 

9.they  put  him  in  ward  in  chaincs 
Mar. 5 . 1 3 .no man  could  bind  him  with  chaincs 

^.chaines  had  been  oftrplucked  afunder 

Atl.  1 2.7.his  chaims  fell  off  from  his  hands 

2  Pff.2.4.  delivered  them  into  chaines  of  darkneffe 

Judc  6.referved  in  everlafting  chaims  under 

B»und  with  4L\)aine8~,  See  JBonnD. 

CfjaleeOonp. 

Revel.21.i9.the  third  a  Chalcedony,  the  4th an  Em. 

Ctyalcol.  See  Calcol. 

CtyalDean.  SeeCalDean. 

Cbal&=/?ra«. 

7/a.27.9.make-sall  the  fton.of  the  alt.as  d^-fto. 

Challenger!?. 

£^.22.9.  which  another  challenged  to  be  his,the 

Chamber. 
Gra.43.30.he  entred  into  his  chamber,  and  wept 
Judg.  1 5 . 1  .into  my  w  ife  into  the  chamber, but 
i6.9.abiding  with  her  in  the  chamber, mi 
1  i.liers  in  wait  abiding  in  the  chamber 
2  Sam-.  1 3 .  io.bring  the  meat  into  the  cham.that  I 
Tamar  brought  the  cakes  into  the  cham. 
18.33  .went  up  to  the  chamber  over  the  gate^nd 

1  Kjn.  1 . 1  5.  Bath.wcnt  in  to  the  K.into  the  cham. 
6.6.the  nethermoft  chamber  was  5. cubits  broad' 

8.door  for  the  middle  chamb.was  in  the  Mt 
went  up  with  winding  fta.into  the  mid  ch. 
17.23  brought  him  down  out  of  the  chamber 

2  Kjn.4. 1 1  .he  turned  into  the  chamber,  and  lay 

2 3 . 1 1  .by  the  chamber  of  Nathan-melech  the 
E^ra  io.6.and  went  into  the  chamber  of  Johanan 
Neh- 1 3 .4.having  the  oversight  of  the  ch.of  our  G. 
5. had  prepared  for  him  a  great  chamber 
7  .in  preparing  him  a  chamber  in  the 
8.houfhold-ftuffe  of  Tobiah  out  of  the  cham. 
P/2M9-5.as  a  bridegroom  comethout  of  his  cha. 
Cant.}.q.into  the  chamb.  of  her  that  conceived  me 
Jer.i,  5.4-which  was  above  the  cbamb .of  TAzzfe'xzh 
3  6. 1  o  read  the  book  in  the  chamb.  of  Gemariah 
1 2. into  the  kings  houfe,inro  the  fcribes  cha. 

20.  laid  up  the  roll  in  the  chamber  bf  Elifha 

21.  took  it  out  of  Elifhama  the  fcribes  cham. 
£^-40.45.this  cha.  whofe  profpeft  is  tow  .the  S. 

46. chamb. whofe  profpccT:  is  towa.the  North 
41.7X0  increafed  from  the  loweft  chamber  to 
42. 1  .he  brought  me  into  the  chamber  that 
Dan.6.  i6.his  window  being  open  in  his  chamber 
/cc/2.i6.brideproom  go  forth  of  his  chamber 

^Cfjambcr.  See  1BcO. 
Gwrf-Chamljer.  See  <©narO. 
Gw/2-Chamber. 
Mar.  14. 1 4.where  is  the  gueft-<rta*fe',where 

Lul^e  22.11. 
inner  Chamber. 

1  Kjn.20.10.czme  into  the  city  into  an  inner  cha. 

22.25.go  into  an  inner  chamber  to  hide 

2  Chron.  18.24. 

2  Kjn.9.z.md  carry  him  to  an  inner  chamber 

Little  Cljambec* 
2  Jv^.4- 1  °-let  us  make  a  little  etasfe* 
£^.40.  /.every  little  chamber  was  one  reed  long 
i3.meaf.thegate  from  the  roof  of  onelit.d>. 

side  Chamber. 

£^.4 1. 5. breadth  of  every  fide  chamber,  5.  cubits 
9.thickn.of  the  wall  wch  was  for  the  fide  ch. 

upper  Chamber. 

2  Jv/tt-i-J.Ahat.fellthorowalat.inhis  upper  Az. 
23.12.  altars  that  were  in  the  top  of  the  up. cha. 
Aft. 9.  $.7, they  laid  her  in  an  upper  chamber 
3  9. brought  him  into  the  upper  chamber 
20.8.were  many  lights  in  the  upper choinber 

Cbanrberisf- 
^•6.5-againft  the  wall  of  the  hou.he  builtd?. 
he  made  chambers  round  about 
ioh\iAtcbatrbe-fs againft  all  the  houfc 
Cbro.$.26.and  were  over  the  cbambers,an& 
3  3. who 


, 


CHA       CHA 


C  H  A       CHA 


CHA      CHA 


,  2  .who  remaining  in  the  chambers  pete 
2  2  .i8  .for  the  houfe  of  the  Lo.fn  the  chambers 
J.i  i.and  of  all  the  chambers  round  about 
i  Chro.  5 1 . 1 1  .to  prepare  chambers  m  the  houfe  of 
Ezra  S.io.in  the  cbamb.of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
Neb.io. 37-unto  the  priefts  to  the  chamb. m  the  ho. 
,8 \o  the  chambers  into  the  treafure-houle 
,  g  ana  the  oilc  unto  the  chambers  where  are 
ii  44.atthat  time  were  appoin.overthe  chamb. 
i  ?  o  and  they  cleanfed  the  chambers,  &  thither 
foA  0  9  which  makcth  the  chambers  of  the  South 
rial  io4.  i.layeth  the  beams  of  his  eta.in  the  wa. 
'  i  j .he  watreth  the  hills  from  his  chambers 
ioojo.frogs  in  abun.inthe  cha.of  their  kings 
Pw  7  i7.°oing  down  to  the  chambers  of  death 

i4'.4.by  knowl.ihall  the  chambers  be  filled  with 
Cant,  l  .^.king  hath  brought  me  into  his  chambers 
Ifa  z6.  lo.enter  thou  into  thy  chambers,  and  fhuc 
fer  n.  i  j.andbuildcth  his  chamber  shy  wrong 
1 4.that  faith,I  will  build  me  large  chambers 
i  l.i.into  one  of  the  chambers, give  them  wine 
4.into  thechambers  of  the  fonsof  Hanan 
E« £.8.  i  i.evevy  man  in  the  chamb. of 'his  imagery 
1 1 .  14.W hich  entreth  into  their  privie  chambers 
40  7.  between  the  little  chambers  were  f. cubits 
icthe  little  chambers  of  the  gate  Eaft ward 
1  i.fpace  before  the  little  cbamb.was  i.eubit 
\ittle  chambers  were  tf.cubits  on  this  fide 
i6.narrow  windowes  to  the  little  chambers 
j 7. and  lo,there  were  chamb.and  a  pavement 
thirty  chambers  were  upon  the  pavement 
11. little  cbamb.theteof  were  3. on  this  fide 
lo.lutle  chambers  thereof,  the  pofts  thereof 
Verf.3  3,3*. 
3  8  .chambers  and  the  entries  thereof  were 
44.without  the  inner  gate  were  the  cfo.of  fin. 
41.10  between  the  chambers  was  the  widenelfe 
4t.4.before  the  chambers  was  a  walke 
7. over  againft  the  chambers  toward 

on  the  fore- part  of  the  chambers 
S.the  length  of  the  chambers  was  j.cubits 
g.from  under  thefe  chambers  was 
1 1  .was  like  the  appearance  of  the  chambers 
1 1. according  co  the  door^s  of  the  chambers 
1  a.the  North  chamb.and  South  chamb.which 
they  be  holy  chambers  where  the  priefts 
44.  ip.and  lay  them  in  the  holy  chambers 
4  f .  5  .for  a  poffeflion  for  two  chambers 
4&.i9:intothe  holy  chambers  of  the  priefts 
2tf<tf.i4. 26\behold,he  is  in  the  fecret  chambers 
side  Chambers, 

E^elj.4 1 .6.  fide  chambers  were  3  .one  over  another 
•    which  was  of  the  houfe  for  the  fide  chamb, 
7. winding  about  ftill  upwa.to  the  fide  cham. 
8.foundat.of  the  fide  chamb.v/ere  a  full  reed 
9.the  place  of  the  fide  chambersthat  were 
1 1  .the  doores  of  the  fide  chambers  were 
i^.upon  the  fide  chambers  thick  planks 
upper  Chambers, 

1  Chro.  18.11  .and  of  the  upper  chambers  thereof 

2  Chro.  2. 9. overlaid  the  upper  chambers  with  gold 
E^e£.4i.5.now  the  upper  chambers  were  fhorter 

Chambering, 
Rom .  1 3 . 1 3  .nor  in  chambering  and  w  antonneffe 

Cbamberlatne, 
1  Kjn.z2.i  1  .by  the  chamber  of  tiath>the  chamber. 
Eft. 1.2. to  the  cuftody  of  rjege  the  kings  chamber  I. 
i4.tothe  cufto.of  Shaafhgaz  the  kings  cham. 
1  5  .but  w  hat  Hegai  t he  k ings  chamb. appoi n t. 
A5t.  1 1. 2  o.kings  cbarnberlain  their  friend  defired 
Rom.  16. 13.  Eraftus  the  chamberlain  of  the  city  fal. 

<£bambetla(nes, 
Efi.  1 . 1  o.the  7  .cbamberlaines  that  ferved  in  the 
1 1.  at  the  kings  comman.by  his  chamberlains 
1  j.not  perform.the  com.of  the  K.by  the  cha. 
2.11.  twenty  of  the  kings  cbamberl.ytexe  wroth 
4.4. Eft  hers  maids  and  her  cbamberlaines  came 

? .called  Efth. for Hat.one  of  the  kings  cham. 
<S.i.two  of  the  kings  chamberl.  who  fought  to 
1 4.came  the  kings  chamberlains, Si  hafted  to 
7-9.Harbonah  one  of  the  cbamberlaines  faid 
Chamois. 
Ete.i^.and  the  wild  Oxe,and  the  Chamois 

Champion, 

Dent. 1  j.3o.wbich  dwell  in  the  champion  over 
1  Sam.  1 7#4.there  went  out  a  champion  out 


13. there  came  the  cbampimi  the  Philiftim 
5 1  .Philiftims  faw  their  champion  was  dead 

Chance, 

Dcnt.zz  6.  ifa  birds  neft  chance  to  be  before  thee 
1  Cor.  1 5.3  7. it  may  chance  of  wheat,  or  of 
Chance. 

1  Sam.6.9-k  was  a  chance  that  happened  to  us 

2  So.,  i  .6.as  I  happened  by  chance  upon  mount  G  i. 
Ecclef.g.  1  i.and  ctote  happenetli  to  them  all 
Lft^.10.3  i.hychance  there  came  down  aprkft 

Chancer!), 
Ete«£. 2 3 . 1  o. that  cbanceth  him  by  night,thcn 

Cbanceltoitr. 

£^ra  4.8.Rehum  the  Cbancellour, and  Shim  wrote 
9-then  wrote  Rehum  the  Cbancellour,aiu\ 
1 7. king  fent  an  anfwer  to  Rehum  the  Chanc. 
Changeable, 
Ifa. 2. zz*thz changeable fuits  of  apparell 

Change. 
Levit.  17. 3  3. then  both  it  and  the  change  ma\l 
Judg.  14.ii.and  Ilegiveyou  30  changeoi raimen. 
1 3 .  then  ye  fhall  give  me  30. change  of  raim. 
i9.gave  change  of  garments  unto  them 
Job  14.14  appoint,  time  will  I  vvait,till  my  change 
Pro. 14.  1 1  .med.not  with  them  that  are  give  to  cb. 
Zech. 3.4.1k  clothe  thee  with  change  of  raiment 
Heb.  7.  tz. made  of  neccfTuy  a  changeoi  the  law 

Change 

Gen. 1  $.2.be  clean,  and  change  your  garments 
Levil.z-].\o.he  fh.ill  not  alter  it,nor  change  it 

fhall  at  all  change  beaft  lor  beaft 
3  3  .neither  fhall  he  change  ir,if  he  change 
Job  1 7. 1  a.  they  change  the  night  into  day 
Pfal. ioi.z6  as  a  vefture  (halt thou  change  them 
lfa.9. 1  o.but  we  will  change  them  into  Cedars 
Jer.z.2,6.why  gaddeft  thou  about  fo  much  to  cha. 

1 3 .  13-can  the  Ethiopian  change  his  skin 
Dan.-j.z^. and  think  to  change  times  and  kwes 
H(?/"4.7.therefore  will  I  cteige  their  glory  into 
Hob.  1.1 1. then  fhall  his  mind  £/M?zge,and 
Afo/.  3.6-forI  am  the  Lord,  I  change  not 
AEi.6 . 1 4.and  fhall  change  the  cuftomes  which 
Rom.\.z6.fot  even  their  women  did  change  the 
GijA4.20.and  to cfeyzge  my  voice,for  I  ftand 
Pte/.3.2i.who  maWcbange  our  vilebody  that 

ChangeD, 
Gen.2, 1 .7. changed  my  wages  ten  times.      Ver.4i. 
41.14  .changed  his  raim. and  came  in  unto  Phar. 
Irat.  1 3 . 1 6.raw  flefh  turn  again,  and  be  changed 
5  5  .plague  have  not  changed  his  colour,and 
Www.3a.38.  and  Baal-meon,  their  na.beingcte. 
1  Sa.  1 1 . 1 3  -he  changed  his  behaviour  before  them 
1  Sam.  1  i.io.and  changed  his  apparell,and  came 
i  i^z.14.17 .changed  his  name  to  Zedekiah 

z^.z^-cbangedhis  prifon  garments>and  he 
/«&  30.1 8  .force  of  my  difeafe  is  my  gaxm.changed 
P/a.i0  2.i6.changetlrm,andthey  fhalbe  changed 

106.20.thus  they  changed  their  glory  into  the 
£<;<;&/; 8. 1. boldneffe  of  his  face  fhalbe  t hanged 
Ifa  14.  <$. changed  the  ordinance,  broken  the 
Jer.z.i  1  .hath  a  nation  changed  their  gods  which 
but  my  people  have  changed  their  glory 
48.11  .and  his  fent  is  not  changed 
$1.3  3.  and  changedhis  prifon  garments,and 
Lam.^.i.how  is  the  moft  fine  gold  changed. 
£^.?.6.fhe  hath  changed  my  judgements  into 
Dan.z-9.to  fpeak  before  me,till  the  time  be  chang. 
3.19.  form  of  his  vifage  was  ctezg.againft  Shad. 
17. neither  were  their  coats  changed 
18.  and  have  changed  the  kings  word 
4. 1 6. let  his  heart  be  changed  from  mans 
<S.8.figne  the  writing,that  it  be  not  changed 
1 5  .no  decree, — king  eftabl.may  be  changed 
1 7. that  the  purpofe  may  not  be  changed 
Mic.z.4.  he  hith  changed  the  portion  of  my  people 
Ac~l .z%  .6. they  changed  their  minds.and  faid 
Rom.  1.13. changed  the  glory  of  the  uncorrup.God 
ij.who  changedthe  truth  of  God  into  a  lie 

1  Cor.  155  l.not  all  afleep.but  we  fhall  all  be  cha. 

Verfe  j2, 

2  Cot. 2 . 1 8  .are  changed  into  the  fame  image 
Heb.  1 . 1 2.and  they  (halbe  changcd,hut  thou  art 

7 . 1 2. for  the  priefthood  being  cbanged,there 
CtyangeD  countenance. 
Dan.^.6-kings  countenance  was  changed,  and 
9. and  his  countenance  was  chanced  in  him 
P    a" 


io.nor  let  thy  countenance  be  changed 
7. 28. and  my  countenance  changed  in  me 

Changers. 

Mat .  21.12.  overthrew  the  tab. of  the  mony  chang. 
Mar\e  ir.jj. 
John  1. 14. and  the  chargers  of  mony  fitting 

1  <) .  and  povvred  out  the  changers  mony 

Changes. 

Gen. ^.zz. to  each  man changes,to  Ben. five  c/;iffg. 
2  Kjn.5.5.  and  took  withhim  io.chan.oi raiment 
22. give  them,I  pray  thee5  2.cfez  of  garments 
23. bound  z.changes of  raiment,and laid 
/o&  1  o.  if  .changes  and  warre  are  againft  me 
Pfal.  5  5.19  becaufc  they  have  no  changes,  therefore 

Changeft, 
Job  14.20.thou  changejl  his  counten.and  fendeft 

Changctr). 
Pfal.  1  ? .4  fwearesto  his  own  hurt,&  changcth  not 
Dan-z. 2 1  .he  changetb  the  times  snd  the  feafons 

Changing, 
Ruth  4. 7. concerning  changing  for  to  confirme 

Channel!- 
Ifn.zj.i  2. Lord  fhall  beat  off  from  the  channell  of 

Channels. 

2  &w?.i  2-  ii5.the  channels  of  the  fea  appeared 

P/"<r/.i8.ij. 
7/^.8. 7. he  fhall  cc)me  up  over  all  hiscbannels 
ChaptCCV. 

1  ^•7-t6,heightoftneone<:fc<i;w>c>-was  1-  cubits 

height  of  the  other  chapiter  five  cubits 
i  7  .fe ven  for  the  one  chapiter 

and  feven  for  the  other  clxipitcr 
20.in  rowes  round  about  upon  the  other  cha. 

2  1  .the  mouth  of  it  within  the  chapiter^ 

2  Kin.  2  f .  1 7  .the  chapiter  upon  it  was  braffe 

.  Jerem.^z.zz. 

the  height  of  the  chapiter  three  cubits 

Jerem.^z.iz. 

and  pomegranats  upon  the  chapiter 

1  Chro.2.1  5. and  the  chapiter  was  j. cubits  high 

Chapiters, 
£#«/.  3  6. 3  8. he  over-laid  their  chapiters  with  gold 
Chapt.38.28. 
38.17.  the  over-laying  of  theit  chapit-  of  filver 

Verfe  19. 

1  J(i«  7.i6.he  made  two  chapiters  of  molten  brafs 

1 7.for  the  chapiters  that  were  on  the  top  of 

1 8  .to  cover  the  cbapit.that  were  upon  the  top 

19  chapiters  that  were  on  the  top  of  the  pill. 
20.  chapiters  on  the  2. pillars  had  pomegran. 
41. on  the  chapiters  that  were  on  the  top  of 

bowlesof  the  cbapit.that  were  on  the  top 
Verfe  42. 

2  Chro. 4. 1  i.and  chapiters  that  were  on  the  top 

to  cover  the  Lpomels  of  the  chapiters 
Verfe  13. 
Jer.  5  2. 11. and  pomegranates  upon  the  chapiters 
Ctjapmen. 

2  Cbro.9. 1 4.befides  that  w  hich  Chapmen  brought 

Chappell. 

Amos  7.13  .for  it  is  the  Kings  chappeU}and  it  is 


Jer.  1 4.4.becaufe  the  ground  is  chapt,(ot  there 

Cbaraft'm. 

1  Chro. 4. 1 4-the  father  of  the  valley  of  Cbarafm 

Cbaret. 

G«2.4 1 .43  .made  him  to  ride  in  the  fecond  cbaret 
Exod.14.zj.  and  took  off  their  cbaret  wheeles  that 
1  Kin-7.1i'  the  wheeles  was  like  the  work  of  a  cb. 
10.29. a  cbaret  came  up  and  went  out  of  Egypt 
1 8.44-prepare  thy  charct,and  get  thee  downe 
20.1  j.horfe  for  horfe,and  cbaret  for  cbaret 

3  3  .caufed  him  to  come  up  into  the  cbaret 
11.3  f  .out  of  the  wound  into  the  midft  of  the  c. 
2 8, one  wafhed  thecto'.in  the  pool  of  Sam. 
1  Kjn.z.  1 1  .behold,there  appeared  a  cbaret  of  fire 
1  i.Elifha  cried,My  father ,the  cbaret  of  Ifrael 
5.1  i.lighted  downe  from  the  char. to  meet  him 
9.  ifi.fojcbu  rode  in  a  cbaret,  and  went  to  Jezr. 
27.faid,Smite  him  alfo  in  thecbarei 
28.  ferv.canied  him  in  a  cbaret  to  Jerufalem 
Chapt.23.30. 
10.1 5. he  took  him  up  to  him  into  the  cbaret 
13. 14.O  my  father,thedw<:£  of  Ifrael,and 

1  dv0.28.18.  gold  for  the  pattern  of  the  cbaret  of 

2  Cfon?.i.i7.brought  forth  of  Egyptac/wcf  for 
3^.24-f-rvant 


5J.15- 


C  H  A       C  H  A 

35.24.  (ervant  took  him  out  of  that  charet, and 
and  put  him  in  the  fecond  charet  that 
Pfi!.^6.g.he  burneth  the  charet  in  the  fire 

766  .both  the  charet  and  horfe  are  caft  into  a 
Cant.f.t).  King  Solomon  made  himfelfe  acharctof 
Ifa.zi.y.he  faw  a  charet  with  a  couple  01  hoifmen 
a  c/w>'i?f  of  affes,  and  a  cW#  of  camels 
9.here  cometh  a  chant  of  men  with  a 
4 3 . 1 7.W  hich  bringeth  forth  the  char. and  horfe 
fer.  5  1. 1 1  .break  in  pieces  the  charet  and  rider 
Aftc.  1 . 1 3  .bind  the  clwrt  to  thefwift  bealkflic 
Zecb.6. 2. ftxft  charet  red  horfes,  in  the  zd.char.bhtk 
5  .in  the  third  cfw.white,in  the  4'\c/j.grizled 
9. 1  o.Ile  cut  ofl'  the  chant  from  Ephraitn 
Alt.  8. 2  9. and  joy n  thy  felfe  to  this  charet 

3  8  .he  commanded  the  charet  to  ftand  (till 
H#  Cfyarer. 
Ge;;  46.29.Jofeph  made  ready  his  rfwef 
Exod.  1 4.6. Pharaoh  made  ready  his  cfe&tf,  &  took 
fodg.  4. 1  5  .Sifera  lighted  dow  n  off  his  charet,and 
5.28.why  is  his  charet  fo  long  incoming 

1  Kjn.  12.1 8. made  fpeed  to  get  him  up  to  his  cba. 

2  Chron.  10.18. 
22.34. wherefore  he  faid  to  the  driver  of  his  ch. 
.    3  S-the  King  was  flayed  up  in  his  char,  again 

2  l^/».  5.9.(0  Naaman  came  with  his  charet 

26. man  turned  again  from  his  charet  to  meet 
9. 2 1  .and  his  charet  was  made  ready 

Jor.&  Ahaz.wentout  each  into  his  char. 
24. and  Jehoram  funk  down  in  his  charet 
10.16.io  they  made  him  ride  in  his  charet 
2  Cfo'0. 18.3  4.K.of  Ifr.ftaycd  himfelf  op  in  his  ch. 
Pfhl.  104.3  .who  maketh  the  clouds  hhebaret 
Ac~t.% .  28  .was  returning  and  luting  in  his  charet 

&\)dXZi=cities. 
2  Cbro.i.  14. which  he  placed  in  thecterr-cities 
8. ^.Solomon  built  all  the  charet-citks 

horn  he  beftowed  in  thtebm-et-cities 
GLfyxtrX'hoffes. 
1 5aw.8.4.Davidhoughed  all  thzebaret-horks 

1  Chron.  18. 4. 
2  J(i«.7. 1 4. they  took  thcrfore  two  charet-hoxfes 

2  (%&  18.33.  therefore  he  faid  to  his  cbai'et-mzn 

Cljaretsf. 

Gen  to. 9. went  up  with  him  both  charets  and 
Exod.  1 4.7. he  took  fioo.chofen  cha  &  all  the  char. 
i7.11e  get  me  honour  upon  his  charets 
18. when  I  have  gotten  me  hon.upon  his  cha. 
26. that  the  waters  may  come  upon  their  ch. 
2 8. waters  covered  all  the  charets 
154.  Pharaohs  charctsznd  his  hofl  hath  he  caft 
i9.horfe  of  Pharaoh  went  in  with  hUckdrets 
Jof  1 7 . 1  tf.that  dwell  in  the  valley  have  charets  of 
1 8. though  they  have  iron  cbarets,and 
24.6.  Egypt  purfued  after  your  fathers  with  ch. 
Judg.  1 .  i9.becaufe  they  had  charets  of  iron 
4. 3  .for  he  had  900.  charets  of  iron 

7.Sifera  with  his  charets  and  multitude,  &  I 
13. Sifera  gathered  together  all  hiscbarets 
1  5  .Lord  difcomfited  Sifera  &  all  his  charets 
1 6  but  Barak  purfued  after  the  charets 
5  28  why  tarry  the  wheel  es  of  his  charets 

1  Siz.8.1 1  .appoint  them  for  himfelf  for  his  charets 

fome  ihall  run  before  his  charets 
1 2.to  make  his  inftruments  of  his  charets 
13. 5. to  fight  with  Ifrael,30.thoufand  A?>-.and 

2  Sam.  1 .6.and  lo,  the  charets  &  hoifmen  followed 

8>4.David  took  from  him  a  thoufand  charets 
1  Chron.  1 8. 4 
referved  of  them  for  an  hundred  charets 
1  Chron.  18.4. 

io.i8.David  flew  the  men  of  joo.charets  of  the 

1  l$jn.i.<;.  he  prcfented  hmcharets  and  hoifmen 

o.  1  o.and  cities  for  his  charets,  and  cities  for 

2  2.and  rulers  of  his  charets  and  horfmen 
10.26.S0l. gathered  together  charets  &  horfmen 

he  had  1400. charets, 8c  12000. horfmen 

whom  heboftowed  in  the  cities  for  charet s 

1  (S.o.ferv.  Zimri  captain  of  halfe  his  char.con. 

21.51.8i  2.capt.that  had  rule  over  his  char.fay. 

3  2.capt.of  the  charets  ftw  Jehofliaphat,that 
3  3.captainesofthe  charets  perceived  it  was 

2  FQ>z.8.2i.Joram  went  to  Zair,and  all  the  charets 

captains  of  the  charets  &  the  people  fled 
1 3. 7 .but  50. hoifmen, and  10. charets, and 


CHA       CHA 

1 8.24.  put  thy  truft  in  Eg.for  char. Si.  horfmen 
19. 23. with  the  mult. of  my  charets  I  an\  come 
23. 1 1. burnt  the  charets  of  the  fun  with  fire 

1  Cbro.ig.6.to  hire  them  charets  and  horfmen  out 

7. they  hired  3  20oo.dwc£5,andthe 

18. David  flew  70oo.men  that  fought  in  ch. 

2  rtra.i.i4.andSolo.gatheredcfod/?ta  &  horfmen 

and  he  hid  foure  hundred  charets 
8.9.and  captaines  of  his  charets  and  horfmen 
1 2. 3. with  1200.  charcts  and  60000. horfmen 
14. 9. and  with  30o.tWe/^,andcame  to  Mar. 
16. 8. with  very  many  charet s  and  horfmen,  yet 
18. 30.  K.  of  Syr.  comanded  the  capt.of  thechar. 
3  i.when  the  cap.of  the  char-hw  Jehofhaph. 
3  2. when  the  capt.of  the  char,  perceived  that 
21-9. and  all  his cfe2>'ci.r  with  him,and  he 

which  compafled  the  captains  of  his  cha. 
Pfal.68.  i7.the  charets  of  God  are  20000. and 
Cant.  1 .9. to  a  company  of  horfes  in  Pharaohs  cba. 
6.1  2. my  foul  made  me  like  the  cba.  of  Ammr. 
lfa.  1. 7. neither  is  there  any  end  of  their  charets 
22.6.  Elam  bare  the  quiver  with  charets  of  men 
7.choiceft  vallies  flialbe  full  of  charets 
1 8. there  the  charets  of  thy  glory  flialbe  the 
3  1 . 1  .and  truft  in  charets,  becaufe  they  are 
36.9  put  thy  truft  on  Egypt  fox  charets,  and  for 
37.24.by  the  multitude  of  my  char.am  I  come 
66. 1 5. and  with  his  charcts  like  a  whirlwind 
20. upon  horfes,and  in  charets,  and  in  litters 
Jer.4..  1 3 . his" charets  flialbe  as  a  whirlwind 
47. 3. at  the  ruffling  of  his  cbarets,znd  at 
E%c\. 23 . 24 .come  againft thee  w ith  cfczr.wagons 
26.io.walsftiall  make  at  the  noifeof  tht  char. 
27.20.  merchant  in  precious  clothes  for  charets 
Dan.  1 1 .40.aga.him  like  a  whirlwind  with  charets 
■  J  eel  2.  j  .like  the  noife  of  charets  on  the  tops  of 
Aftc5.10.and  I  willdeftroy  thy  charets 
Nab. 1. 2. the  charets  flialbe  like  naming  torches 
4-the  charets  ihall  rage  in  the  ftreets 
1 3 .  and  I  will  burn  her  charets  in  the  fmoak 
Hag.  2. 2  2. lie  overthrow  the  cbarets^nd  them  that 
Zccb.6.  i.behold,there  came  4  chants  out  from 
Rcv.g.ySov.nd  of  their  wings  jsthe  found  of  char. 

Crjaret0  joyned  mtb  horfes. 
£#ft£i4.9-allthe  horfes  and  charets  of  Pharaoh 

23  .even  all  Pharaohs  horfes  and  charets,and 
Dent.  1 1 .4-did  unto  their  horfes,&  to  their  charets 

28. 1. and  fceft  horfes  and  charets, and  a  people 
Jof.x  1.4. with  horfes  and  charets  very  many 


C  HA      CHA 

38  .hisfons  keeping  the  cha.of  the  Sanduary 

for  the  charge  of  the  children  of  Ifraehand 

4.27.appoint  unto  them  in  charge  all  their  bor. 

2 8. their  charge  flialbe  under  the  hand  of 

3  1  .this  is  the  charge  of  their  burden, accord. 

3  2.  reckon  the  inftrum.of  the  charge  of  their 
8.26.do  unto  the  Lcvits  touching  thehcharge 
9.i9.chtld.of  Ifratl  kept  the  charge  of  the  Lord 

2  3. they  kept  the  charge  of  the  Lotd  at  the 
i8.8.given  thee  the  charge  of  minejicave-offri, 

2  7  •  a  I  -gave  him  a  charge  as  the  Lord  comman. 

3  1.47-  which  kept  the  charge  of  the  tabernacle 

49  ofthemenof  war  wcl,wereund.thec/w. 

£to.  2 1. 8. lay  not  innoc.bloud  to  thy  peoples  cha. 

3 1.23  .lie  gave  Jofliua  a  charge, 81  faid,Be  ftrong 

Jofzi.^.  but  have  kept  the  charge  of  tte  comm.of 

2  S'a.  1 8. 5.  gave  all  the  capt .f ^.concerning  Abf. 

1  Kj8.4.28,every  man  according  to  his  charge 

1  _1.28.mler  over  all  thecha.of  the  houfe  of  Jo. 

2  Kjr/.y.i7.to  have  the  charge  of  the  gate  and  the 

1  C-bro  9.27.  becaufe  thecbarge  was  upon  them 

28.ccrtain  of  them  had  the  charge  of  the  vef. 

2  Cbr.  30.17.  Le  v.the  cha.of  the  killing  of  the  paf! 
Neh.7.2.l  gave  Hanani  charge  over  Jerufakm,tor 
E(i. 2. o.of  thofc  that  had  the  charge  of  thebufinefs 
Job  34.13.  hath  given  him  a  charge  over  the  earth 
P/tf/.3  5.ii.laidtomyt/;a>.things  thatlknew  not 
Jer. 19. 11. gave  charge  concern.Jerem.  toNebuz. 

47. 7. the  Lord  hath  given  it  a  charge  againft 
5  2. 1 5. which  had  the  charge  of  the  men  of  war 
E^.9.i.caufe  them  that  have  Air.  over  the  citie 
4  0.4  5.  the  keepers  of  the  charge  of  the  houfe 
46.for  thepriefts  keepers  of  thecbarge  of 
44.8.ye  have  not  kept  thecW.of  mine  holy  th. 
fet  keeper  of  my  charge  in  my  San&uary 
1 1. having  the  char  ac  the  gates  of  the  houfe 
14.1k  make  them  keepers  of  the  char,  of  the 
1  f.that  kept  thecbarge  of  my  Sanduary 
48.11.  kept  my  change  which  went  not  aftray 
Acl. 7. 60.  Lord,lay  not  this  fin  to  their  charge 
8.27.  who  had  the  charge  of  all  her  trcafure 
i6.24.having  received  fuch  a  cte-.thruft  them 
23.29.  noth. laid  to  his  charge  worthy  of  death 
Rom.%.7  3  .lay  any  thing  to  the  char,  of  Godseled 
1  Cm.9.1 8.  make  the  Gofpel  of  Chr.without  cha,: 

1  Tim.  1. 1 8.  this  char. \  commit  unto  thee,my  fon 

2  jfiw.4.i6.that  it  may  not  be  laid  to  their  charge 

Give  Charge. 

Nutn.27. 1 9.and  give  him  a  charge  in  their  fight 


6.fhalt  hough  their  horfes, &  burn  their  cba.    Detit.i  1.  i4.that  I  may  give  him  a  charge 

9. he  houghed  their  horfes,&  burnt  their  rfw.  j  2  Sam.  14.8.1  will  give  cbaige concerning  thee 


2  Sam.  1  y.  1.  Abfal.prepared  him  charets  &  horfes 

1  i^'».4.26.had  40000.ftalls  of  horfes  for  his  cha. 

2  chron>g.2^. 
20. 1. two  kings  with  him,and  horfes,  &  charets 
2 1. king  ofllrael  fmote  the  horfes  &  charets 

2  %in.6. 1 4. he  fent  thither  horfes  and  charets' 

1  5. an  hoft  compaf.  the  city  with  hotf.8ccha. 
17. mountain  was  full  of  horfes  andcharets 
7. 6. to  heare  a  noife  of  charets  and  horfes 
10.  Lthere  are  with  you  charets  and  horfes 
Pfal.20.7.fome  truft  in  charets,and  fomein  horfes 
fer.  17.25 .riding  in  charets,  and  on  horfes,they  & 

Chapt.22.4. 

46. 9.come  up  ye  hoifes}and  rage  ye  charets 

50.37.  a  fword  is  upon  their  horfes  and  charets 

E\eJ(.26.y.  bring  Neb.with  horfes  and  with  char. 

1 9. 20. filled  at  my  table  with  horfes  and  charets 

Nah. i.z.of  thepranfing  horfes, &  jumping  charcts 

Rev.  18.3  .no  man  buyeth  their  horfes  and  charcts 

&)&vtl8  of  falvation. 
Hab.2.g.didl\  ride  upon  thy  charets  of  falvation 

Chargeable. 
2  Sam.  13.2 5.1eft  we  be  chargeable  unto  thee,and 
Neb.  5 . 1 5.were  chargeable  unto  the  people, and 
2  Cor.  1 1. 9.I  was  chargeable  to  no  man  for  that  w°'' 

1  Thcf.2.Q. becaufe  we  wouldnotbecWgeaWeto 

2  TbeJ.2.8.  might  not  be  chargeable  to  any  of  you 

Charge. 
Gen.  26. 5.  Abraham  kept  my  charge, vny  command 

2  8.6.as  he  bleffed  Jacob, he  gave  him  a  charge 

Exod.  6. 1 3  .gave  them  a  charge  unto  the  chil.of  Ifr. 

Ato2.3-25r.and  tat  charge  of  the  fons  of  Gerflion 

28.keeping  thecbarge  of  theSanftuary 

3 1. and  their  charge  flialbe  the  Arke,and 

36.  after  thecuftody  and  charge  of  the  fons 


1  Chro.  22.1  t.give  thee  a  char,  concerning  Ifr.  that 
Pfal.91.1  i.fliall  give  his  angels  charge  over  thee 
lfa.  1  o.6.give  him  a  charge  to  take  the  fpoile 
Mat.4-6.give  his  angels  charge  concerning  thee 

Lulie  4.10. 
1  T/w.5. 7. and  thefe  things  give  in  charge  that 
6. 13.I  give  thee  charge  in  the  fight  of  God 
&${>  Charge.  See  it  in  $t$p. 
Charge. 
Exod.  r  9. 2 r  .go  dovm,charge  the  people,  left  they 
Nnm.$.  lg.the  prieft  ftiall  charge  her  by  an  oath 

2 1. charge  the  woman  with  an  oath  of  curfin^ 
Deut. 3 .  28  .but  charge  Jofliua,  and  encourage  him 
Neh.  10. 3  2.  to  charge  our  felves  yeerly  with  the  3 d. 
Ej?fo.4.8.and  to  charge  her  that  fhe  fliould  go 
Cant.  2.7. 1  charge  you,Oye  daught.of  Jerufalem 
Chapt.3.5.  &5\S.  8C8.4. 
5.9-that  thou  doft  fo  charge  us 
Mar.  9.2  5 .1  charge  thee  come  out  of  him 
1  Thef.^.27.1  charge  you  by  the  Lordathat  this 

1  Tim.  1 . 3  .mighteft  charge  fome  that  they  teach 

5.2  i.I  charge  thee  before  God  and  the  Lord 
6. 17.cbar.them  that  are  rich  in  this  world,  that 

2  Tim.a.  1 .1  charge  thee  before  God,who  fhall 

CijargeD. 

Gcn.id.  1 1.  Ahimelech  charged  all  his  peop.faying 
28. 1. called  Jacob,and  charged  him,  and  faid 
40.4.captainof  the  guard chajokph  with  them 
49.29  Jacob  charged  them,  and  faid,I  am  to  be 

Exod.  1.22.  Pharaoh  chargedill  his  people 

T)cut.i.\6.\cbargedyo\iv  Judges  at  that  time 
24.  y.neither  flialbe  charged  with  any  bufineffe 
27.11  .Mofes  charged  the  people  the  fame  day 

/tf/".i8.8.Joihua c/wr.them  that  went  to  defcribe 
22.5.which  Mofes  the  fcr.of  the  h.charg.yon  to 

Ruth  2.9.have 


C  H  A       C  H  A 


Knth  2.o.haveI  not  charged  the  youngmen  that 

i  55'  14  27.heard  not  when  h.sfath  chargedthe 

'28. thy  fath.ftraitly  charged  the  peop.w.th  an 

*  Sam.  1 1. 19.  charged  thy  meffenger.fayin&When 

1 8 . 1  x.in  our  hearing  the  King  charged  thee,and 

1  Kin. z.  1  .he  db*J«f  Solomon  his  fo^faymg 

4,.commandem.that  I  have  cfagerf  thee  with 
1 ,  9  for  fo  was  it  cbargedme  by  the  word  or 
z  JSM.17.-1  j.concem.whom  the  L.hath  ffet.them 

3  5  ftogwi  them, faying,  Ye  fhall  not 
!  cbrozz  6.chargedhim  to  build  an  hpufe  for  _ 
1 3 .which  the  L.c/w.Mofes  w ith concerning 

2  CZOT.19-9.and  he  charged  them,  faying,  Thus 
16  ti.haxhcbar.  me  to  build  him  an.E^ra  1.2. 

tfefc  t  ?  .^.charged  that  they  mould  not  be  opened 
Etlh.t.io.  Mordec.bad  charged  her  that  (Ik  mould 

'  ao.  asMovdecaihadfte2cdher,for 
fob  i.22.nor  charged Goi  foolifhly 

a.iS. he  charged  bis  angels  With  folly 
/fir  3  a.  1 3  .1  dwrgcrf  Barueh  before  them  jfaying 

3  j. 8. obeyed  our  father  in  all  that  he  hath  char. 
Af^.9.  jo.and  Jefus  ftraitly  charged  them,thw. 

12.  \6.charged  them  that  they  mould  nor  make 
Ato^e  3.12. 

i<?.20.then  charged  he  his  Difciples,  that  they 

i7.9Jcfus  rfw.them,faying,Tell  the  vifion  to 
Mat. 1 .  i4.ftraitly  charged  him,and  fent  him  away 

5. 4 3. he  charged  them  ftraitly  that  no  man 

7  36  he  charged  them  that  they  mould  tell  no 
Chapt.8.30.&9-9.  &Z.4.8.J6". 
but  the  more  he  charged  ihem,fo  much 

8.1  j.he  rfwWthem,faying,  Take  heed 
10.48.manyA-2.him  that  he  mould  hold  his  p. 

Lull.-;.  1  ^.charged him  to  tell  no  man,but  go  and 

9.2  i.he  ftraitly  charged  them, 2nd  commanded 
Acl.zi.zz.chargedhim,  See  thou  tell  no  man  that 
1  Tbcf.z.  1 1. charged  every  one  of  you  as  a  father 

1  7m.  J.  i6.and  let  not  the  Church  be  charged 

Ctyargetrft. 
Exo.  1 9. 2  3  .thou  chargedji  us,fay  ing,Set  bounds 

CSjargeEt- 
i  Sam.3 .8. thou  chargeft  me  to  day  with  a  fault 

Charger. 
N#.7.i3.his  offering  was  one  CAvet  charger. V.  19, 

a>>3i537343s495^5>6l5<5737  3579-tne('ame- 

8j.eachcte;g.  of  filver  weighed  i30.fhekels 

Mat.14.8.  give  me  here  Jo.Bapt.  head  in  a  charger 

Mar\e6.z%. 

11. his  head  was  brought  inacbarger 

Marine  6. 28. 
Chargers. 

Num.7  ■ 8  4.dedicaof  the  altar  1 2  .chargers  of  filver 
E^r.  1.9-number  of  them  1000.  chargers  of  filver 

Ctyargejs. 

2  Cko.8.i4,and  the  Levites  to  their  charges,  and 

3  i.i6.daily  por.for  their  fervice  in  their  charges 

1 8  .in  their  charges  by  their  courfes 
3  5.2.  he  fct  the  priefts  in  their  charges 
Atl.11.14.  and  be  at  charges  withthern,that  they 

1  0.9.7  .who  goeth  a  warfare  at  his  own  charges 

Charging, 
Acl.i6.z2.chargingthe  Jay  lor  to  keep  them  fafely 

2  Tot.  2.14  charging  them  that  they  drive  not  about 

Ctjariot.  See  Claret. 
Charitably. 
&«2. 1 4. 1 5:  .now  walked  thou  not  charitably 

Charftp. 
1  COr.S .  1  .knowledge  puffeth  up,but  charity  edifies 
1 3. 1  .and  have  not  charity,!  am  become  as  foun. 
2.have  no  charity,  I  am  nothing 
3  .have  not  chanty, it  profiteth  me  nothing 
4.  charity  fuffcreth  long,  and  is  kind 
chanty  envieth  not,charky  vanteth  not  it  felf 
8. charity  never  faileth,but  whether  there  be 
1 3  -now  abideth  faith,hope,clwJty, thefe  three 
but  the  greateft  of  thefe  is  charity 
1 4. 1.  follow  after  charity, -ind  defire  fpirituall 
16.  i4-let  all  your  things  be  done  with  charity 
Col.  3 . 1 4.above  all  things  put  on  charity 

1  Theft  .^.brought  us  good  tidings  of  your  charity 
iTbef.i.-i.charity  oi everyone  ofyouall  towards 
i  Tim.  1 .  j .  end  of  the  commandement  is  charity 

i.i  5 -if  they  continue  in  faith  and  charity 
4-  *  i.but  be  thou  an  example  in  charity 

2  T«w.2.22.but  follow  righteoufnes,faith,dwHy 

3 .  io.doftrine3maner  of  life,purpofe,cfoznfy 


C  H  A       C  H  A 

T#.  2. 2. found  in  faithj  in  charity,  in  patience 

1  Pcf.4.8.above  all  things  have  fervent  charity 

for  charity  fhall  cover  the  multitude  of  fins 
j.  14.  greet  ye  one  another  with  a  kiffe  of  char. 

2  Pf £.1.7. and  to  brotherly  kindnefle/foanfj' 

3  John  6.  which  have  born  witnefle  of  thy  charity 
fude  1 2. thefe  are  fpots  in  your  feafts  of  charity 
Rev.  2. 1 9.I  know  thy  works  and  charity. &  fervice 

ChatmeD. 

fer.8.  i7.which  willnot  be  charmed,  &.  they  mall 

Cijarmer, 
Dent.  1 8 . 1 1  .or  a  charmer,  or  a  confulter  with  fam. 

Charmers. 

Pfa.  5  8 .  j.will  not  hearken  to  the  voice  of  charmers 
lfa.19.2. -and  tney  m3-^ '"ee'c  t0  tnc  charmers 

Charming. 

Pf.  j  8 .  j  .voice  of  the  chvc.v,. charming  never  fo  wif. 

Charran, 

Act. 7. 2. before  he  dwelt  in  Charran 

4-oucof  the  la.of  the  Cald.ck  dwelt  [in  Char. 

Chafe, 

Levit.  26".7.and  ye  fhall  chafe  your  enemies,8c  they 
8-and  five  of  you  fhall  chafe  an  hundred 
3  S.found  of  a  fhaking  Jeafe  fhall  chafe  them 
Dew/.  3  2. 30. how  malonecfo«/eathoufand)&  two 
Jof.  2  3  •  1  o. one  man  of  you  fhall  chafe  a  thoufand 
Tfal.  3  j.  j.  let  the  angel  of  the  Lord  chafe  them 

CbafeO. 
Dent.  1 .44.8c  chafedyow  as  Bees  do,  and  deftroyed 
f of  7. •;. for  they  chafed 'them  before  the  gate 
8.24  in  the  wildeines,wherin  they  chaf.them 
10.10.&  chafed  them  along  the  way  that  goeth 
1 1.8. and  <:£«/«/ them  unto  great  Zidon 
fndg.9. 40.  Abimelech  e/w/ft/ him,and  he  fled 

20.43.andc/3a/Ji/theBen.and  trod  them  downe 
Nch.  1 3 .28. therefore  I  chafed  them  from  me 
fob  1 8 . 1 8  .and  he  fhalbe  tin^ii  out  of  the  world 
20.8.yea,he  fhalbe  chafed  away  as  a  vifion  in 
Ifa.i  3. 1 4. and  it  fhalbe  as  the  chafedKoe 

17.13  -fhalbe  chafed  as  the  chafFe  in  the  w  in.d 
Lam.  2,.  $z. mine  enemies  chafed  me  fore  like  a  bird 

Chafer*, 

Pw.19.26.he  that  chafeth  away  his  moth.is  a  fon 
Chafing, 

1  Sa.  1 7-  $  3  ichil.of  Ifrael  returned  from  chafing  af. 

Crjafte. 

2  Ov.  1 1 .2. may  prefent  you  as  a  t&^  virgin  to  C. 
Tif.i.j-be  difcreet,cfoa/?f, keepers  at  home3good 

1  Pet.3.2.while  they  behold  your  chafle  ccv.setht. 

Cljaften, 

2  Sa^.  7. 14.1k  cfea/frtf  him  with  the  rod  of  men 
Pfal.6. 1. neither  c/ki/?mz  me  in  thy  hot  difpleafure 

Pfal.2,8.1. 
Pro.  1  q.\Z.chaf.en  -hy  fon  while  there  is  hope 
Van.  1  o.  1 2.to  chafien  thy  felfe  before  thy  God 
Kew3.19.as  many  as  1  love,  I  rebuke  and cbaften 

CljatteneO. 

Deut.i  1. 1 8. that  when  rhey  have  chaftened  him  wil 

/o&  3  3 .  19. he  is  chaflenedMo  with  pain  upon  his 

Pfal.69.  io.and  chaftened  my  foule  with  fafting 

73.1 4. and  I  have  been  chaftened  every  morning 

1 1 8.1 8.  the  Lord  hath  chaftened  me  [ore,  buc 

1  Cor.  1 1 .3  2.we  are  chaftened  of  the  Lord  that  we 

2  Cor. 6. 9  as  chaftened,  and  not  killed 

Heb.  1 2. 1  o.they  verily  for  a  few  daies  chaftened  us 

Cljaftencft.  C5?afJenet»). 
Deut.S. ?.as  a  mun  cbafleneth  his  fonsfo  the  "L.chaft. 
Pfal.94. 1 2.bleffed  is  the  man  whom  thou  chaftencft 
Pro.  1 3 . 24. that  loveth  him,  chaftencth  him  betimes 
Heb.  1 2. 6. for  whom  the  Lord  loveth,  he  chaftencth 
7. what  fon  is  he  whom  the  father  chaften.not 
Ctyaftendtg, 
fob  ?.i7.defpife  not  thou  the  chaftcningof  the  ab. 
Pro.3.1  i.defpife  not  the  chaftcningof  the  Lord 

Hebrews  12.^. 

Ifa.iS.  1 6.  poured  out  a  prayer  when  thy  chaflening 

Heb.  12.7 .if  ye  endure  cha[lening,God  dealeth  with 

1 1  .now  no  chaftening  for  the  prefent  feemeth 

C'oaSife. 
Levit.%6-  28  .He  cbaftife  you  7times  more  for  your 
D«£.22.i8.the  Elders  thai  take  the  man  &<^.him 
1  'Kin.  1 2. 1  i.I  will  cbaftife  you  with  fcorpions 

Ver.  14.   2  Cbro.  10. 1 1,14. 
Hof.7.1 2.11e  cbaftife  them  as  their  congregat.hath 

io.&.in  my  defire, that  I  fhould  chaflife  them 
Lu\.  2  3. 1 6. He  therfore  cbaftife  him,  &  releafe  him 


C  H  A      C  H  E 

2 2.Ile  therefore  cbaftife h\m,and  let  him  po 

Cfatttfeb. 

1  Kjn.iz.ii.my  futh.hathcbaftifcdyouw'uhwhi. 
Ver.  1 4.   2  Chro.  10.  n  i4„ 
.7V3  i.*8„haftdra/2iyWme,  and  I  was  chaftifed 

Ctjaftifefl;. 
PfaL94.10.he  that  chaftifetb  the  heathen,ma).lnot 

Cljaftifement. 

Deaf.x  i.2.which  have  not  feen  the  cbaftifement  of 
./ob  3  4. 2 1 .1  have  born  cbaftifement, I  will  not 
7/^.  5  S  •  f.the  cbaftifement  of  our  peace  was  on  him 
/«r.3Q.i4.with  the  cbaftifement  of  a  cruell  one 
Hc-6. 1 2. 8. but  if  ye  be  without  cbaftifement, vihexof 

Cljattcr. 

Ifa.  3  8, 14X0  did  I  chatter $.  did  mourn  as  a  dove 

C^aunt. 
Amo.6.  j.  the  chaunt  to  the  found  of  the  Violl 

Cf)ai»Citj. 
E^.^9-4-but  I  will  put  hookes  in  thy  cbawss 

Chapt.38.4. 

Cljcbar. 

E^.i.i.as  I  was  among  the cap.by  the riv.ofC/^ 
3  .in  the  land  of  the  Cald.by  the  river  Cheba 
3 . 1 5-. that  dwelt  by  the  river  of  Chebar, ind  I 

2  3 .  glory  which  I  faw  by  the  river  of  Chebar 

10.1  5.Hving  creature  that  I  faw  by  the  rh.Che. 

20.by  the  river  of  Chebar,snd  I  knew  that 

22.fime  faces  which  I  frw  by  the  riv.of  Che. 

43.3  .like  the  vifion  that  I  faw  by  the  river  Chcb- 

flHjccfc, 

fob  20. 3 .1  have  heard  the  check  of  my  reproach 

1  Kjn.7. 1 7. and  nets  of  cJxcl;er-7Vorl[e3and'  wreatri. 

CijeOoilaomer, 
Gen.  1 4. 1 .  and  Chcdorlaomer  king  of  Elam 
4. twelve  yeares  they  ferved  Chcdorlaomer 
% .  in  the  fourteenth  yeare  came  Chcdorlaomer 
1 7. (laughter  of  Cbedorlao.  &  kings  with  him 
Chjek, 

1  Kin. 22.24.and  fmote  Micaiah  on  the  chee\ 

2  Chwt.iS.z},. 
fob  1 6".io.fmitten  me  upon  the  chcel{  reproachfully 
Lam.7 . 3 o.giveth  his cbee\  to  him  that  fmiteth  him 
Mic.  j.i,  fmite  the  Judge  with  a  rod  on  rhe  cheeli 
Lu\.6. 29.unto  him  that  fmiteth  thy  cheeli  offer  the 

Right  Cfyeeke. 

Mat.  j .  3  9-fmite  thee  on  thy  right  chee\e,  turn? 

(Ebeeh-bone. 

P/S/.3.7.fmitten  all  mine  enem.upon  the  cbee\-bo. 

Cljeefces;, 
Bent.  18.3  .fliall  give  to  the  prieft  the  two  cheeses 
Cant.  1. 10. thy  chce.atc  comely  with  rowes  of  jew. 

y .  1 3  .his  cheeses  are  as  a  bed  of  fpices 
Ifa.  50.6.  and  my  cheeses  to  them  tint  plucked  off 
Lam.  1 .2. and  her  teares  are  on  her  cheeses 

Cl)ECfe=teet!j. 
foe/  i-6.he  hath  the  cbce\-tceth  of  a  great  lion' 

Checre. 
Dew?. 24. 5. fliall  cfa?/«  up  his  wife  which  he  hath 
E«/c/]  1 1 .9  .and  let  thy  heart  cbeere  thee  in  the 

iWrtf.9.2.fon,beof  good  cbeere, thy  fins  be  forgiven 
14.27.be  of  good  cbecre,it  is  I,be  not  afraid 

Ma)\e6.<,o. 
fohn  1  tT.  3  3  .be  of  good  chcere,!  hive  overcome  the 
^c?.  2  3 . 1 1  .be  of  good  cbeere,  Paul :  for  as  thou 
27.22  now  I  exhort  you  to  be  of  good  cbeere 
z  1 .  wherefore,Sirs,be  of  good  cbeere,-  for 
36".  then  were  they  all  of  good  cbeere,ind 
Ctjccrett). 
fiidg.9. 1 3 .leave  my  vine,wdl  cbeerctb  God  &  man 

Cheerful!. 

Pro.  1  j.i  3. a  merry  heart  maketh  achc&r full  count. 

Zecb.%.  ig.fhalbe  to  the  houfe  of  Judah  cheerf.fea. 

9a7.com  fhall  make  the  young  men  cheer  full 

2  Cor.ff.y.fot  God  loveth  a  chcofiill  giver 

Cl)eerf«lnefTc. 
ft)»z.i2.8.he  that  fheweth  mercy  with  cheer fulrteffe 

CbcerfaUp. 

Acl.z4.10X  do  the  more  cheerfully  anfwer  for  my 

<£l;ecfe,  or  Cl)ctfe0. 

1  Sa .  1 7. 1 8  .carry  thefe  lo.cheefes  unto  the  cap.of 

2  55.i7.29-broughtbutter,fheep,8c  chceje  of  kine 
fob  10.10.haft  thou  notcrudled  me  Mkecheefe 

Cl;dal. 
E%ra  10.30.fons of PahathMoab :  Adna &  Chclal 

©!)KUab, 


CHE       CHE 

Cbdlub. 
Ltr.  10.35  .Bcnaiah,Bedaiah,Cte/feb  fons  of  Bani 

Chelttb. 
1  Cbro.4. 1 1.  and  Chelttb  begat  Mehir 
17. 26. which  was  Ezri  thefon  of  Chelub 
Chelubaf. 
t  Cfc;  0.  z .j.fons  alfo  of  Hezron,Ram  and  Chelubai 

Cbemarbusr. 
Zcpb.  1.4.CIK  off  the  name  of  the  Chcmarimswith 

Cbc»nofi> 

JV«;«.2  i.zg.thou  art  undone,  O  people  of  Chemojh 
I  /We.  1 1 .  14. wilt  not  thou  pofieffe  that  wch  Chem. 

1  Ttin.i  1. 7. then  did  Sol. build  an  high  pla.for  Ch. 

3  3  .Chemojh  the  God  of  the  Moabites,  and 

2  J\/».2  3-i  j.&  for  Ckuhe  abom.of  the  Moabites 
Jer.^.-j.Cbcmifh  fliall  go  forth  into  captivity 

1  }.3nd  Moab  (hall  be  alhamed  o'Cbemufh 
46.O  Moab,  the  people  of  Chemojh  periffieth 
Cbcnaanab. 
1 J^/»  22.1  i.Zedek.fon  of  Chcnimih  made  horns 

1  Chr  on.  18.10. 
24.  Zcdek.fon  of  Cbcnaanab  wem  and  fmote 

2  Chron.  1 8.23. 
1  C/;io.7.iG.fonsofBilhan/;;e?M^^  &  Zethan 

Cbenani, 

Nc^.f).4.Sherebi3h)Bani,and  Cbcnani,  and  cried 

Chcnanfa!). 
i  Cfoa  1  <^.  zz. Cbenaniah  chief  of  the  Lev. was  for 
27. and  Chenamab  tnaftcrof  the  fong,with 
26. 29.0!  the  Izharitcs  Chenamab and 
Cbepljar-iliammotiaf. 
jro/]i8.24.  Ophis.h,Cbephar-H.iammoaai}ckks  of 

Cljepbtrab. 
f oft),  j  j. now  their  cities  were  Gibeon  &  Cbcphir. 
18.26.and  Mizpih,  and  c/^/jiftzfr, and  Mo2ah 
£^'tf  2.2  5. children  ofKiriatharim,Cfe'/>feiiV^,and 

Nehcm.j.zy. 
Cberan. 
Gra.3(5.26.childrenof  Dilhon,Ithram,rt«v#2 

1  Chron.  1. 41. 
Cherethfm0. 
£^.2$:i6.andl  will  cut  off  the  Chmthims 
Ctjcvethttesr. 

1  S,«.20.i4.madeaninva(.on  thefouthofthe  C/7. 

z  5tf.S.i8.Benaiah  was  over  both  the  Chereth.md 

Chap.20. 23. 8c  1  Chro.1S.17. 

1  j.i 8. and  all  the  Cbcrctbitcs,  all  the  Pclethites 

z  0.7. out  after  him  Joabs  men, 8c  the  Ckrcthitcs 

X  Kin- 1.38 .Bena.&  Chcrcth.znd  Pele.  went  down 

44. king  lent  with  him  Ben. 8c  the  Cbercthltes 

Zeph.  2. 5.  woe  unto  the  nation  of  the  Cbcrctbitcs 

Cbcrffi}. 
1  J^a'.iii.aia'd  let  her  ck>'J/?i  him,and  let  her 

CbettfbeOi. 
1  J(/».i.4.damofell  was  faire,&  chcrijhed  the  king 

Cbcrffbctb. 
Ephcf.j.zy.butcherifbethhh  owne  fleflijevcn  as 

1  Tbcf.z.j.evcn  as  a  nurfe  ckrifheth  her  children 

C'tjettri). 

1 JQtz. 1 7 . 3  .hide  thy  felfe  by  the  brook  Cherith 
5 .  dwelt  by  the  brook  Cherith  that  is  before 
Cherub. 
Exod.z<! .  1  9. make  one  Cherub  on  the  one  end,and 
37.8.one  Cherub  on  the  one  end  on  this  fide 
another  Cber.on  the  other  end  on  that  tide 
zSa.zz.i  1. he  rode  upon  a  Cberi<b3and  did  flie 

FfaUS.io. 

1 I£«z.6.24.fivccub.wastheone  wing  of  the  Cher. 

five  cubits  the  other  wing  of  the  Cherub 

z 5 .the  other  Cherub  was  ten  cubits 

2^.the  height  of  the  one  C/w.waS:io.cubits 

and  fo  was  it  of  the  other  Cherub 

27.and  the  wing  of  the  other  Cherub  touched 

2  Chro.^.i  i.one  wing  of  the  Cherub  was  f  .cubits 

reaching  to  the  wing  of  the  other  Cherub 

1 2.  one  wing  of  the  ofher  Cherub  was  J  cub. 

joyning  to  the  wing  of  the  other  Cherub 

£37^.9.3  .glory  of  G.— -was  gone  up  fro  the  doer. 

10. 2. go  in  between  the  wheels  under  the  Cher. 

4.  glory  of  the  Lord  went  up  from  the  Cher. 

7. and  one  Cherub  ftretched  forth  his  hand 

9, one  wheele  by  the  one  Cherub 

and  another  wheele  by  another  Cherub 
i4.the  firft  face  was  the  face  of  a  Cherub 
28.1  4.  thou  art  the  anointed  Cber.thzt  covereth 
i6.and  He  deftroy  thee,0  covering  Cherub 


CHE       CHE 

4 1 . 1 8  .a  palm  tree  was  between  a  Cherub  and  a 
Cherub,and  every  Cherub  had  two  faces 
Cherub. 
£^.2.7  g.went  up  from  Telmelah,t:fe«i,Addan 
Nehem.7.61. 
Cherubim?, 
Gen.  3.24.  placed  at  the  Eaft  of  the  garden  Cherub. 
Exod.  2  <> .  1  8 .  thou  (halt  make  rwo  Cherub. of  gold 
1 9.of  the  mercy- featfhall  ye  make  the  Cher. 
20. Cherubims  (hall  ftretch  forth  their  win^s 
tow. the  merc.y-fe.ihal  the  faces  of  the  Cher. 
26.i.with  Cherub,  of  cunning  work  (halt  thou- 

3  1.  with  Cherubims  (hall  it  be  made 
36.8.with  Cherubims  of  cunning  woikmade  he 
Verfe^j. 
3  7.7. he  made  two  Cherubims  of  gold  beaten 
8.  out  of  the  mercy-feat  made  he  the  Cherub. 
9. Cherubims  fprezd  out  their  wings  on  high 
to  the  mcrcy-feat-ward  were  the  Cherubims 
1  2^72.6.23. within  the  oracle  he  made  two  Cheru. 

2  j. both  the  Cherubims  were  of  one  meafure 
27,he  fct  the  Cherub. within  the  inner  houfe 

ftretched  forth  the  wings  of  the  Cherubims 
28. he  over-laid  the  Cherubims  with  gold 
29.with  carved  figures  of  Cherubims  and 

3  2.  he  carved  upon  them  carvings  of  Cherub. 

he  fprcad  gold  upon  the  Cherubims 

3  5. he  carved  thereon  Cherub,  and  palm  trees 

7.29.borders  that  were  betw.the  ledg.were  Ch. 

3d. he  graved  Cherubims,\iom,and  palm  trees 

8. 6. even  vnder  the  wings  of  the  Cherubims 

y. Cherub. fr>rez.d  forth  their  two  wings  over 

the  Cherubims  covered  the  Arke,and 

1  Chro.zS.  1 8.the  Cfer.that  fpread  out  their  wings 

2  Cfco.3.7.and  graved  Cherubims  en  the  walls 

10.  in  the  moft  holy  place  he  made  z.Cherub. 

1 1.  wings  of  the  Cherub.were  20.cubits  long 
1 3 .wings of  thefe  Cherub.fprea.d  themfelves 
14.  and  wrought  Cherubims  thereon 

j.  7. even  unto  the  wings  of  the  Cherubims 
8. Cherubims  fpread  forth  their  wings  over 

and  the  Cherubims  covered  the  Arke  | 
£^.10.1.  that  was  above  the  head  of  the  Cherub.  \ 
3. now  the  Cherubims  ftood  on  the  right  fide 
5. found  of  the  Cherubims  wings  was  heard 
8  .appeared  in  the  Cherubims  the  forme  of 
9.behold,the  foure  wheeles  by  the  Cherubims 
1  5  .and  the  Cherubims  were  li  (ted  up  thither 
16.  when  the  Cherub.wcnt  the  wheeles  went 
Cherubims  lifted  up  their  wings  to 
18.  and  ftood  over  the  Cherubims 
1 9. and  the  Cherubims  lift  up  their  wings,and 
20. 1  knew  that  they  were  the  Cherubims 
1  i.22.theii  did  the  CherubMft  up  their  wings 
41. 18.it  was  made  with  Cherub.  &  palme  trees 
20. from  the  gro.  unto  above  the  do. were  Ch. 
2f  .made  on  the  doors  of  the  temple  Cherub. 
Heb.9.5  .and  over  it  the  glory  of  Cherubims 

Bctweenthe  Cberab(nt0. 
Exod.  25.2 2. from  between  the  z. Cherubims  which 
Num. j. ftg.from  between  the  z.Cherub.&c  he  fpake 
1  toz.4.4.which  dwelleth  between  the  Cherubims 

2  Snm.6.z. 

z  Kj?i.iy.  if. which  dwelleth  betw.the  Cher. thon 

lfaiah  37.16. 

1  Chro.  1 3 ,6.that  dwelleth  between  the  Cfc.whofe 

Ffa/.So.  1. thou  that  dwelled  betw.the  Cheru.Giine 

99. 1.  he  fitteth  between-thc  Cherubims 
£^.10.2.  with  coals  of  fire  from  betw.the  Chem. 
6.take  fire  from  between  the  Cherubims 
7.  ftret. forth  his  hand  from  betw.the  Cheru. 
unto  the  fire  that  was  between  the  Cher. 
Cbefaton. 
/fl/.iy.io.fide  of  mount  Jeariirijwhich  is  Chefa/S 

Chefeo. 

Gen.  2  2 . 2  2.Cfa/2rf,Hazor,PildaftijMilcah  bare 

ClKUl- 
Jof.i  f.jo.Eltolad  and  Chefil,  cities  of  Judah 

Cbefnut. 
Gcn.i  0.3 7. Jacob  took  rods  of  hafel  & c/tf/»«Mree 
E^.3  i.8.the  cbefnut-trees  were  not  like  his  bran. 

Cheft, 
2  Kin.  1 2.9.  but  Jehoiada  the  prieft  took  a  cheft,tk 

10.  that  there  was  much  mony  in  the  cheft 
2  d;n>.24.8.kins;scommandem.tneymade  a  cheft 
io.andcaft  into  tht  chefi}  untill  they 


C  H  I   _C_H  I 

1  i.that  at  what  time  the  cheft  was  brought 
pnefts  officer  came.and  emptied  thfchefl 

£^.27.24.and  in  their  chefts  of  rich  apparell 

ChetoHoth. 
>/:i9. 1 8.their  border  was  toward  ChefuUoth 

Cbcw, 

Levit.  1 1 .4.that  chew  the  cud,or  of  them  that  divi 

Tie ut.  1 4.7.not  eat  of  them  that  chew  the  cud,or  of 

for  they  djetv  the  cud,but  divide  not 

Cbetoerj, 

mm.  1 1. j 3.  between  their  teeth,yer  it  w^s  chewed 

Cbexoetb, 
Levit.  1 1 . 3 .  and  cheweth  cud  among  the  beafts 
4-becaufe  he  cheweth  the  cud,  but  divid.not 
5 -the  cony,  becaufe  he  cheweth  the  cud,but 
6.&  the  hare,  becaufe  he  cheweth  the  cud  but 
7-yet  hecheweth  not  the  cud,he  is 
26.1s  not  cloven- footed,nor  cheweth  the  cud 
Deut.  1 4.6.  cheweth  the  cud  among  the  beafts  that 
%. yet  cheweth  not  the  cud,  it  is  uncleane 
Chejfb. 
Gen.  3  8 . 5  .he  was  at  Che^ib  when  fhe  bare  him 

Chjc&ens. 
Ata.23.37.even  as  a  hen  gathereth  hticbic\ens 

ChtDe. 
£arorf.i7.2.why  chide  ye  with  me  ?  wherefore 

wherefore  the  peop.didcfefc  with  Mof. 
Judg  8. 1 8.and  they  did  chide  with  him  iharply 
P/«/.i0  3.9.he  will  not  alwaies  chide ,he 

C  biting. 
£.W.i7.7.becaufe  of  thechiding  ofthechil.of  Ifr 

C!)fOon. 
1  Cfcui3.9.cameto  thethrefl^ng-floorc  oiCbMon 

Chtefe. 
G«z.40.2.Phar.was  wroth  againft  the  chief  of  the 
Butlersjind  againft  the  chkft-of  the  Bakers 
Q.cbiefe  Butler  told  his  dream  to  /ofeph 
l6.when  the  chief  Baker  faw  that  the  interp. 
20.1ifted  up  the  head  of  the  cbiefe  Butler.and 
oi~ the  chiefe  Baker  among  his  fervants 
2 1. he  reftored  the  chiefe  Butler  to  his  Butler. 
2z.he  hanged  the  chiefe  Baker 
2  3.yetdidnotthecfe.Btitlerrememb.Jofeph 
4 1 .9.fpake  chiefe  Butler  to  PharaohJ  rememb. 
1  o.both  me  and  the  chiefe  Baker 
Nttm.3. 3  2.Eleaz  fhalbe  chi.over  the  chi.of the  Lev. 
4.34  Mofes  and  Aaron,  and  the  chief  of  the 
46.whenM0.8c  Aar-  8c  the  chief  of  Ifr.num. 
Ete/tf.i.ij.foltook  theffc/c/eofyour  tribes 

33.1 5. and  for  the  chiefe  things  of  the  ancient 
Judg.zo.z  l.the  chiefe  of  all  the  people,  even  ofall 
1  Srt>».  1 4. 3  8. draw  neer  hither  all  the  cbi.  of  the  p. 
1  5.2 1. the  chiefe  or"  the  thngs  wcl'  dioiild  have 
zSam.yi.  he  (lialbecfcf/eandcaptaine 
8. 1 8.and  Davids  fons  were  cbiefe  rulers 
20.26.and  Ira  was  a  chiefe  ruler  about  David 
23.i3.three  of  the  ^o.chicfc  went  down,  and 
1 8.  Abifhai  was  cbiefe  among  three, and  he 
1  Kin.  5.1  j.  befide  the  cbiefe  of  Sol.  officers,  which 
9.23.  thefe  were  the  cbiefe  of  the  officers 
I4.27.them  into  the  hands  of  the  cbi. of  the  gu, 
1  Cfa-o.$.2.andof  himcame  the  chiefe  ru^rs^ut 
7.  were  the  cbiefe,  Jeiel  and  Zei  hariah 
1 2.Joel  the  chiefe ,and  Shaphan  the  next 
1  ^.chiefe  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
9. 17. their  brethren,  Shallum  was  xhecbiefe 

26-the  foure  dw.porters  were  in  their  (et  off 
i  i.6'.fmiteth  the  Jebufites  firft,  ffialbe  the  chief 
fo  Joab  went  firft  up,and  was  chiefe 
io.thefeare  the  cbiefe  of  the  mighty  men 
1  i.Ja(hobeam,who  was  chief  of  the  captains 
20-and  Abifhai  was  chiefe  of  the  three.  For 
1 2. 3. the  chiefe  was  Ahiezer, then  Joafh  the 

1 8.fpirit  came  upon  Amafai,  who  was  chiefe 
1  J.  j .of  the  fons  of  Kohath,  Uriel  the  chiefe 
6.of  the  fons  ofMerari,Afaiah  the  chiefe 
7.of  the  fons  of  Gerfhom, Joel  the  cbiefe 
8.of  the  fonsof  Elizaphan,Shemaiah  the  ch. 
g.of  the  fons  of  Hebron,Eliel  the  chiefe 
io.of  the  fons  of  UiiieljAmminad.the  chief 
i6.David  fpaketo  thechiefe  of  the  Levites 
22.Shecaniah  chief  of  the  Levits  was  for 
i6.f  .Afaph  the  chief  next  to  him,  Zachariah 
1 8 . 1 7.fons  of  David  were  chief  about  the  king 
2  3 ,8.fons  of  Laadan,the  chief  was  Jehiel 


n.and 


CHI       CHI 

'   1 1. and  Jahath  was  the  chiefe, and  Ziza 
i«?.fons  of  Gerfhom,Shebuel  was  thechiefe 
17.  fons  of  Elie'ier  were  Rehabiah  the  chief e 
1 8  .fons  of  IsJiar,Shetomith  the  chiefs 
26.io.Shimri  thechiefe,  for  though  he  was  not 
yet  his  father  made  him  the  chief  e 
2  i.among  the  Hebronitcs  wasjerijah  the  ch. 
29.22.  anomted  him  to  be  the  cfc/ governour 
i  Chro.S.io.  thefe  were  the  chief  oi K.Sol.ofhcers 
i  i.2  2.xhe 'chiefe  to  be  ruler  among  his  brethre 
i  i.'io.'them  to  the  hands  of  the  chi.oi  the  gua. 
i7.'i4.Adnahthe^i.  &  withhim  mighty  men 
24^.king  called  for  Jehoiada  the  chiefe 
3  /p.and  Jofhabad  chief  oi  the  Levites  gave 
3^.i4.all  the  chiefe  of  the priefts  and  people 
£^.8. 17. unto  Iddo  the  chief  at  the  place  Cafiph. 

p.i.and  rulers  hath  bin  chiefe  in  this  trefpaffe 

Neh.i  o.  i4.the  chief  of  the  peo.Parofh.Pahath  M. 

1 1 . 3  .now  thefe  are  the  chief?  of  the  province 

i6.Shab.  &  Joza.of  the  chief  oi the  Lev.liad 
I  j.24.and  the  chiefe  of  the  Levites,  Hafliabiah 
Job  1 z. 24-he  taketh  away  the  heart  of  the  chief 

29.2  f  .1  chofe  out  their  way,and  fate  chiefe 
40.19.heis  the  dw/e  ofthe  waiesof  God 

Ffal.7  8.  <  1  .fmote  the  chiefe  of  their  ftrength  in 

Pfal.  10  ^.,6. 

1 3  7 .6.preferre  not  Jcruf.above  my  chiefe  joy 
Pro.  1.2  l.fhe.crieth  in  the  chief  place  of  concourfe 

i6.28.a  whifperer  kparateth  chiefe  friends 
Cant .4. 1 4.  and  Aloes  w  ith  all  chiefe  fpices 
7/i.  1 4.9.even  all  the  cJwj£  ones  of  the  earth 
Jer.  1 3^2 1. and  taught  them  to  be  chiefe  over  thee 

20. 1  .w ho  was  elfo  chiefe  governour  in  the 

3  1. 7. and  fhout  among  the  chief  oi  the  nations 

49.3  5.breakthcbow  of  Elam  the  chiefe  of 
Lam.  1 . 5  .her  adversaries  are  the  chiefe 
£^.27.22.  occupied  in  thy  faires  with  all  chiefe 
Da«.2.48.and  chiefe  of  the  governours  over  all 

1 1.41. and  the  Ac/of  the  children  of  Ammon 
Amo.6. 1  .which  are  named  chiefe  of  the  nations 

6.anoint  themfclves  with  the  A/ointments 
il^.20.2  7.whofoeverwillbeffc.amongyou3lec 
23.6.and  the  chiefe  feats  in  Synagogues 

Marine  12.jp. 
Mar.6.zi  a fupper  to  the  chiefe  ftates  of  Galilee 
Luk..  1 1. 1  J.  out  divels  through  Beel.  chiefe  of  div. 
1 4. 1.  into  the  houfe  of  one  of  the  chiefe  Pharif 
7.marked  how  they  chofe  out  the  chief  'rooms 
i<j.2.which  was  the  chief 'among  the  Publicans 
20.46.and  the  chiefe  roomes  at  feafts 
22.26.and  he  that  is  chiefe,  as  he  that  ferveth 
John  1 2. 4  2. among  the  cfrif/nulersmanybeleev. 
Acl.  1 4. 1 2.becaufe  he  was  the  chiefe  fpeaker 
16.1 i.which  is  the  chiefe  city  of  that  pact 
17. 4.  and  of  the  chiefe  women  not  a  few 
i8.8.Crifpus  chiefe  ruler  of  the  Synag.beleeved 
i7.took  Scfthcnes  chiefe  ruler  and  beat  him 
19.14.  and  chiefe  of  the  priefts  which  did  fo 

3i.andcertamofthecfoic/eof  Afia,which 
IS «2. and  chief  of  the  Jewes  informed 
28. 1 7. Paul  called  the  chiefe  of  the  Jewcs,and 
Epbef.z.zojeius  Chrift  himfelfe  being  the  chiefe 
1  TiTB.i.if.tofavefinnersjofwhom  I  amchicfe 

1  Pct.2.6.I  lay  in  Sion  a  chiefe  corner- ftone 

$.4.whenthe  chiefe  fhepheard  (hall  appeare 

Crjtcfe  Capta'me. 

Gcn.11. 22.  chief  captain  of  his  hoft  fpake  to  Abra. 

3  z.chiefe  captain  of  his  hoft  returned 

26.26. PhicoVwfe  captain  of  his  army 

2  Sam.  23.8.  fate  in  the  feat  chiefe  among  the  capt. 
1  Cbro.zj.i.yvas  the  chiefe  of  a\{  thecaptaines  for 
Aff.zi-3  1  .tidings  came  unto  the  chiefe  cap-of  the 

3  2. when  they  faw  thechiefe  captaine,they" 
3  3  .then  the  chiefe  captain  came  neeie,and 
3  7  he  faid  unto  thechiefe  captain ,May  I 

2i.24.the  cfa.captain  command.him  to  bebro. 
26-he  went  and  told  the  rfwf  captain.faying 
27.when  the  chiefe  captain  came  and  faid 
28.thee/»ffc3pt.anfwered3With  a  great  fum 
29.the  chiefe  captaine  alfo  was  afraid 

23 .  lo.the  chiefe  captain  fearing  left  Paul 
1  f  .fignified  to  the  c hi  cap.that  he  bring  him 
i7-bringthis  young  man  unto  the  cbi.capt. 
i8.brous;ht  him  to  the  chiefe  captaine,and 
i9.the  cfefcaptain  took  him  by  the  hand,& 
22.cfe.capt.ain  then  let  the  yong  man  depart 


CHI      CHI 

27.4. the  chief  captain  Lyfias  came  upon  us,  & 

2  2.\vhen  Lyfias  the  chiefe  captain  (hall  come 
Cfyiefe  Captaines. 

2  Chro.8.9.  but  they  were  chiefe  of  his  captaines 
A5t.z$. 23. with  thecfce/captainsandprincipall 
Rev.6. 1 5  .and  the  chiefe  captaines  hid  themfelves 

Chiefe fathers. 
Num.  3  1.26  the  chief  oi  the  fathers  of  the  congre. 
3  2. 2 8. and  the  chiefe  fathers  of  the  tribes 
36.1  .chiefe  fathers  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
1  Km.S.j.ihe  chi.oi  the  fathers  of  the  child.of  Ifr. 

1  Chro.9.2  3-th:fe  are  dn°ets,cbicfc  of  the  fathers 
34.thefecfe/e  fathers  of  the  Levites  were 

1  f.  1 2,ye  are  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers  of 

23. 9. thefe  were  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers  of  Laa. 

24. even  the  chiefe  of  the  fathcrs,as  they 
24.6  before  thechiefe  of  the  fathers  of  the 

3  i-chi.oi the  fathers  oftbe  priefts  &  Levites 
26. 2 1  .the  fons  of  Laadan,  chiefe  fathers 

26. and  the  chiefe  fathers,the  captaines 
3  2. were  1-j o .chiefe  iathers,whom  David 
27.1, to  wit,  the  chief  fathers  and  captaines  of 
29. 6. then  thechiefe  of  the  fathers  and  princes 

2  tl)/'0.i.2.govcr.in  all  Ifr. the  chiefe  of  the  fathers 
f .  z.thechiefe  of  the  fath.of  the  childr.of  Ifrael 
19. 8. &  ofthe  c/w.fath.  of  the  child.of  Ifrael  for 
23  2.and  gathered  the  chiefe  fathers  of  Ifrael 
26. 1 2.whole  number  of  the  chiefe  of  the  fath. 

Ezra  1.5. then  rofe  upthe  chiefeofthe  fathers  of 
2-68.fome  of  the  chiefe  oi  the  fathers^when 
3.11  .many  of  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers>who 
4. 2. and  to  the  chiefe  oi  the  fathers,and  faid 
3  .reft  of  the  chiefe  oi  the  fathers  of  Ifrael 
8.1.  thefe  are  now  the  chiefe  oi  their  fathers.and 
29. and  chi  of  the  fathers  of  Ifrael  at  Jerufal. 

1  o .  1 6.with  certain  chief  oi  the  fathers,  after  the 
Ncb.j.-jo.ioxne  of  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers  gave  to 

Verfe  7 1 . 
8.1 3  .gath.togeth.the  cfw/e  of  the  fathers  of  all 
1 1. 13.  his  brethren  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers 
1 2. 1 2.were  the  priefts/te/e  of  the  fathers 
1 2.wcre  recorded  chiefe  oi  the  fathers  alfo 
a3.fons  of  Levi,cbiefe  oi  the  fathers  were 
CnMe  houfe. 
Nitm.2.Z4-the  chiefe  of  the  houfe  of  the  fath.of  the 
2.o.chiefeoi the  houfe  ofthe  fath-of  the  fam. 
Verfe  3  5. 

2  y .  1 4.a  prince  of  a  chief  'houfe  among  Simeon . 
1  <>  .and  of  a  chiefe  houfe  in  Midian 

Jojh.zz.i^.oieachchiefe  houfe  aprince' 

Cljfefe  man. 
Levit.z  i.4.being  a  chiefe  man  among  his  peop.  to 
^a.28.7.ofthecfcic/emanofthelfland,  whofe 

&\)Mzmen. 
1  Chro.  7. 3.  all  of  them  chiefe  men 

8.28.thefe  were  the  heads  ofthe  iath.chkfm.en 
9-9.aU  thefe  men  were  chiefe  ofthe  fathers 
24. 4. there  were  moe  chiefe  men  found  of 

were  16. chief  men  ofthe  houfe  of  their 
26. 1 2.even  among  the  chiefe  men,having 
E^a  5. 10. names  ofthe  men  that  were  ch.oi  them 
7 .  28  .chiefe  men  to  go  up  with  me 
8.i6.for  Zechar.&  for  Mefhullam  chiefe  men 
J/a.4 1 .9.and  called  thee  from  the  chi.men  thereof 
Ail.  1 3 .  %  o.the  chiefe  men  of  the  city,  and  raifed 
1  5 .22.and  Sihs,cbiefe  men  among  their  breth. 
Chiefe  prieft- 
2  K»z.25.i8.cap.of  the  guard  took  Ser.the  chi.pn. 

1  Cfc/0.27.5;.wasBenaiah  fonof  Jehoi.  achiefpti. 
29.22.anointed  Zadok  tobe chiefe  prieft 

2  Chro.  1 9. 1 1  .behold ,  Amariah  chiefe  prieft  is  over 
26.20.A7ariah  the  chief  prieft  looked  on  him 
3  i.ic.and  Azariah  thecfei.prieft  anfwered  him 

E%>-a  7.  y. the  fon  of  Aaron  the  chiefe  prieft 
/£»■.$  2. 24.cap.of  the  guard  took  Ser.the  t/i.prieft 

Cbtefe  priefts. 
E^ra  8.2  4.feparatcd  i2.ofthe  chief  oi  the  priefts 
29.tillye  weigh  them  before  the  cb.ofthe  pr. 
lo.j.andmade  thechiefe  priefts  to  fwearc 
Neb.  1 2.7.thefe  were  the  chiefe  ofthe  priefts 
Mat.  2.4-had  gathered  all  the  chiefe  priefts,and 
i6.2i.fufFer  many  things  of  thechiefe  priefts 
20 . 1 8.fon  of  man  fhalbe  betr.unto  the  cfoj.pri. 
2 1 . 1 5. when  the  chiefe  priefts  and  Scribes  faw 
13  .was  come  into  the  temple,the  cbi.priefts 
4 5. when  the  chiefe  priefts  had  heard  his 


CHI       C  H  I 

a6.3.thcnaffembledtogetherthe  chiefe  priefts 
i4.called  Judas  Ifcar.went  unto  the  cbi.pti. 
47. and  ftivejfrom  thechiefe  priefts 
59. now  thecte/priefts  fought  falfe  witnefs 

27. 1  .all  the  chiefe  priefts  and  Elders  took 
3-bro.ag  the  30.piec.of  filv.to  the  cfc.priefts 
6-and  the  chief  prieiks  took  the  (ilvcr 
12.  when  he  was  accufed  ofthe  chiefe  priefts 
20  chief  priefts  &  Eld.perfwaded  the  mtilti. 
4 1  .likewife  alfo  the  chiefe  priefts  mocking 

Marine  15.3  1. 
6z.chkfc  priefts  and  Pharifees  came  together 

28.1 1. and  fhewed  unto  the  chiefe  priefts  all 

Li/fcc  y.zz. 
Mar.  8. 3  1.  and  be  rejecled  of  the  chief  priefts  and 

10.3  3. delivered  unto  the  chiefe  priefts  and'  ' 

1 1 . 1 8.Scribes  and  chiefe  priefts  heard  it,and 
27. there  come  tohim  thechiefe  priefts  and 

I4.i.<te/cprieftsand  Sciibes  fought  how  they 
1  o.Judas  went  unto  the  chief  priefts  tobetr. 
43. with  fwords  and  ftaves  from  thechi.pric. 
53. with  him  were  affembled  all  thecfc.prie. 

5  5. the  chiefe  priefts  fought  for  witneffe 

1 5. 1. the  chief 'priefts  held  a  confutation  with 
3  .the  chief  priefts  arcufed  him  of  many 
10. he  knew  that  the  cfcf  priefts  had  deliver. 
li.but  the  chief  priefts  moved  the  peop.  that 
Lul{.  1 9-47-but  the  chief  priefts  fought  to  deftroy 
20.  i.chiefe  priefts  and  Scribes  came  upon  him 
22.2.  chief 'priefts  and  Scribes  fought  how  they 
4-Judas  communed  with  the  chiefe  priefts 
1 2.  then  Jefus  faid  unto  the  chief  pricfts 

6  6. chief  priefts  &  Scribes  came  together,arid 
2  3 .4. then  faid  Pilate  to  the  chiefe  priefts,  and 

1  o.the  chiefe  priefts  vehemently  accufed  him 
1 3. when  he  had  called  togeth.the  chi  priefts 

2  3  .voices  of  the  chiefe  priefts  prevailed 
24.20.andhow  thechiefe  priefts  delivered 

John  7.3  2.  chiefe  priefts  fentofficers  to  uke  him 
4 5. then  came  the  officers  to  the  chiefe  priefts 
1 1. 47. then  gathered  the  cfe/prieib  a  councell 
57.both  the  chi. priefts  and  Pharif.had  given 
r  2.io.but  the  tfe/prieftsconfulted  that  they 
i3.3.and  officers  from  thcefnefe  priefts  and 

3  <;  .the  chiefe  priefts  have  delivered  thee  to 
I9.6.whenthecfci.priefts  &  off  faw  him^they 

1  j. chief  prieft$  anfw.  We  have  no  king,but 
2 1. then  faid  the  cfe/priefts  of  the  Jewes  to 
/4ff.4.23.reported  all  that  the  chiefe  priefts  had 
5.24-and  chiefe  priefts  heard  thefe  things 
9.14-here  he  hath  auth. from  the  c/?i.priefts  to 
2 1.  bring  them  bound  unto  the  chiefe  priefts 
22. 30. and  comanded  the  chi.  priefts  toappeare 
2 3. 1 4. they  came  to  thechiefe  priefts  and 
25. 1  s  .chief  priefts  of  the  Jewes  informed  me 
26.1  o. having  received  auth. from  the  ch.pnefts 
1 2.and  commiffion  from  the  chiefe  priefts 
Cf)<efe  prince. 
£■7^^.38.2.  the  chiefe  prince  of  Mefhech  &  Tubal 

Verfe  8. 

3.againft  thee,0  Gog//;. prince  of  Mefhech 

Chapt„39,i. 

Chiefe  princes. 

1  Cfi/'0.7.4O.childrenof  Afnercfeiff  of  the  princes 

DrtK.10.13.lo  Michael  one  ofthe  e/w/prin.came 

QLtyzUfnger,  ox  fingers. 
Neb.  1 2. 46. there  were  chief  of  the  lingers,  and 
Hab.  3 . 1 9. to  the  chief  finger  on  my  ftringed  inftr. 
ChfefeS. 

1  Sa.z.z^.to  make  your  felves  fat  with  the  chiefeft 

9.22.  made  them  (it  in  the  chief  ft  place  among 
2 1 .7. chiefeft  oi  the  herdmen  that  belonged 

2  Chro.  j  2.3  3.  buried  him  in  the  chief. oi  the  fepul. 
Cant.%  .10. the  chiefeft  among  ten  thoufand 
Mrti-.10.44.whofoev.of  you  will  bechiefeji  fhaibe 
2  Cor.  1 1.  %. not  a  whit  behind  the  very  chie.  kpoft. 

Chapt.izdi. 

te-3.2.much  every  way,ctej?)',becaufe  that 
PhU.4: 12.  chiefly  they  that  are  of  Cefars  houfnold 
2  Pet.z.io.cbiefiy  them  that  walk  after  the  fleflj 
Ci)«rj. 

G^.i7.i7.ac/.'i/rfbebornto  him  that  is  loo.yci. 
18.13  .(hall  I  of  furety  bear  a  chi. w  hich  am  old 
21. 8. the  «M grew,  and  was  weaned 
i4.and  the  child;  and  fent  her  away 

15. the 


CHI       CHI 

i  ^.fhe  caft  the  childvnder  one  of  the  (hrubs 
1 6. let  me  not  fee  the  death  of  the  child 
37.jo.thecfe/<iisnot,andI,*whitherfhallI  go 
41. ai. doe  not  finagainftthe  child 
44.10.and  a  child  of  his  old  age,a  little  one 
Exod.z.z.fhe  faw  he  was  a  goodly  child 

3. and  put  the  child  therein,  and  fhe  laid  it  in 
'    6.fhe  faw  the  child,md  behold  the  babe  wept' 
7.that  (he-niay  nurfe  the  child  for  me 
8. and  called  the  ctylds  mother 
p.woman  took  the  child  and  nurfed  it 

1  o.the  child  grew,  and  (he  brought  him  unto 
2,1. zz.ye (hall  not  afflicT:  any  fatherleffe  child 

Iewif.12.5if  (he  bare  a  male  cfeM,  then  (he  (halbe 
f/idg.  1 1  34-and  fhe  was  his  only  child 
13.5  .the  child  (halbe  a  NaZarite  unto  God 

Verfe  7. 
8. what  we  (hall  doe  unto  the  child 
1 1.  how  (hall  we  order  the  child 
14. the  child  grew,  and  the  Lord  bleffcd  him 
Ruth  4. 1 6. and  Naomi  took  the  child,aiid  laid 
1  Sa.  1.22.  lie  not  go  up  untill  the  cfe.be  weaned 

2  5  .and  they  brought  the  child  to  Eli 
1.1  i.and  thecfe/V/didminifti.runto  the  Lord 

1 8. being  a  child  girded  with  alinncnEphod 
2 1.  the  child  Samuel  grew  before  the  Lord 
26.cfciWSamucl  grew  on,  and  was  in  favour 
3 . 1  .child  Samuel  miniftred  unto  the  Lord 

8. Eli  perceived  the  Lord  had  called  the  child 
4. 2 1 .  and  (he  named  the  child  Ichabod 
zSa.  11. iq.child  alfo  that  is  born  unto  thee  (hall 
1  5.L.  ftrake  the  child  that  Uriah's  wifebare 
1 6.David  befought  God  for  the  child 
18. on  the7th.daythat  the  child  died 

feared  to  tell  him  that  the  child'' was  dead 
if  we  tell  him  that  the  child  is  dead 
1 9-David  perceived  that  the  child  was  dead 

Is  the  chiLidead  ?  they  faid,He  is  dead 
2 1 .  and  weep  for  the  child  while  it  was  alive 
when  the  child was  dead. thou  didit 
2i. while  the  childwas  yet  alive,!  faffed 

grant  to  me  that  the  child  may  live 
1  l\in.  j .  17 .1  was  delivered  of  a  child  with  her  in 
19-this  womans  child  died  in  the  night 
20. laid  her  dead  child  in  my  bofome 
2 1  .arofe  in  the  morning  to  give  my  ch'i.  fuck 
2$.dividethelivinge/«/i3?in  two,and 
1        26/pake  the  wom.whofe  the  living  chi.was 
O  my  lord,  give  her  the  living  child 
27. give  her  the  living  child,md  in  no  wife 
i3.2.behold,ac?«/^(lialbeborn  unto  thehoufe 
1 4. 2. tell  thee  what  (hall  become  of  the  child 

1  z.  feet  enter  into  the  city,thc  child  fliall  die 
1 7. to  the  threlhold  of  the  door,the  childdied 

17.21  .ftretched  himfelf  upon  the  child  3  .times 
let  this  childs  foul  come  into  him  againe 

2  2.foule  of  the  child  came  into  him  againe 
2 3. and  Elijah  took  the  childsand  brought 

2  I^/7Z.4.t8. when  thetfe/t/wasgrown,it  fell 
26.it  is  well  with  the  child,  and  (lie 
20. lay  my  ftaffe  on  the  face  of  the  child 

3  o.the  mother  of  the  child faid  as  the 
3  1. laid  the  ftaffe  on  the  face  ol f  the  child 


CHI      CHI 

«j.6.for  unto  us  'a  child  is  borne,  unto  us_ 

10.19.  that  a  child  may  write  them 

65.20.  for  the  child  (hall  die  loo.yearesold 
Jcr.  1 .6.1  cannot  fpeak,  for  I  am  a  child 

7  .fay  not,  I  am  a  child,  for  thou  (halt 
4.3 1. as  of  her  that  bringeth  forth  her  firft  child 
3  r.20. is  he  a pleafant child  ?  for  fince 
44-7.  cut  off  from  you  man  &  woman,cfeM& 
Hof.i  1.1.  when  Ifrael  was  a  chi.th.en  I  loved  him 
Mat.  10.21.  and  the  father  deliver  the  cfe'.to  death 

1 7. 1 8  .the  child  was  cured  from  that  houre 
Mar.g-  2 1  .and  he  faid,  Of  a  child 

24.ftraightway  the  father  of  the  childaytd 
3  6. and  he  took  a  child,  and  fet  him 
Lull.  1 . 5  9  .they  came  to  circumcife  the  child,  and 
66. what  manner  of  cfe/Wihall  this  be 
76.thou  child  (halt  be  called  the  Prophet  of 
8o.the  childgtew  and  waxed ftrong 
2.2  i.accomp.for  the  circumcif.of  the.  child  his 
27. when  the  parents  brought  in  the  cfe.  Jefus 
40. the  child gtzy/yZnd  waxed  ftrong  in 
43.  the  child  Jefus  tarried  behind  in  Jerufalc 
9.38.forheismine  onely  child 
42. and  healed  the  child,  and  delivered 
47.  Jefus  took  a  child,  and  fet  him  by  him 
John  4.49.  Sir,come  downeremy  childdie 

1 6. 2 1  .as  foon  as  (lie  is  delivered  of  the  child 
Acl.q.zj.ofa.  truth  aga.the  holy  child  Jcf.whom 

3  o.done  by  the  name  of  thy  holy  child  Jefus 
r  Cor.  13.11.  when  I  was  a  child  I  fpake  as  a  child 
1  underftood  as  a  child,\  thought  as  a  child 
Gal. 4.1. as  long  as  he  is  a  child  differeth  nothing 
2  Tim.  3 . 1  5. that  from  a  child  thou  haft  knowne 
Heb.  1 1 . 1 1. was  delivered  ofa  childwhen  (he 

2  3-becaufe  they  faw  he  was  a  proper  child 
Revel.  1 2.4-for  to  devoure  her  child  as  foon  as 
j. her  childwas  caught  up  unto  God 
&tyVQofthedivell. 
Act.ii.io.thauchildofthou  divell,thou  enemy 

JLfyViofhell. 

AfrK.23.15.him  2foldmore  of  thtchildofhd  then 

Little  ChflO. 

1  l\in.  3 .7. and  I  am  but  a  little  child,  I  know  not 

1 1 . 1 7  .Hadad  being  yet  a  little  child 

2  Kjn-<$.  14-againlike  unto  thefleih  ofa  little  chi. 
Ifa.  1 1.6  and  a  little  child  (hall  lead  them 
Mat.  1 8. 2.  Jefus  called  a  little  child  unto  him 

4.humble  himfelfe  as  this  little  child,thc 
5  .receive  one  fuch  1  ittle  child  in  my 
Mar.  1  o.  1  5  .not  receive  the  kingd.of  G.as a \k.ch. 

Lu\e  18.17. 

Man.  chfltJ. 
Jer.zo.i  5  .faying,  A  man-child  is  born  unto  thee 
Rev.  1 2 .  j.and  (he  brought  forth  a  man-child 

No  Cijilt). 
Gen.  1 1 . 3  o.Sarai  was  barren,and  had  no  child 
Levit.  22.13  'an^  nave  n0  chiMy ant^  's  returned 
Dent.  2  f  ■  5-and  have  no  child,the  wife  of  the  dead 
2  Sam. 6. 2  3  .Michal  had  no  child  unto  the  day  of 
2  Kjn.4.14.  verely  (he  hath  no  child,and  her  huib. 
Lull -1  -7.they  had  no  cfe7rf,becaufe  that  Elifabeth 
Acl.j.^.v/hcnas  yet  he  had  no  child 


CHI       CHI 


Snclimg  ChflD. 
faying,The  child  is  not  awaked  I  Nii.  1 1 . 1 2 .as  a  nurfing  fa.beareth  the  fucking  chi 
3  2.behold,thec/;i/Swasdead,and  laid  I  Ifa.i  1.8.  fucking  child  (hall  play  on  the  hole  of 

3  4-he  went  up,  and  lay  upon  the  chid  I      49. 1 5. can  a  woman  forget  her  fucking  child 


he  ftretched  himfelfe  upon  the  child 
thefleih  of  the  child  waxed  warme 
3  5  .and  the  child  neefed  feven  times 

and  the  child  opened  his  eyes 

Job  3  3. 15. his  fleih  (halbe  frelher  then  a  childs 

Pfal.  1 3  1 .2.quieted  my  felfe  as  a  child  that  is 

Pro.zo.  1 1  .even  a  child  is  known  by  his  doings 

2i.6.train  v\>achi!d  in  the  way  that  he 

ij.fooliihneffeisbound  in  the  heartof  arfe 
23 .  13  .withhold  not  correction  from  the  child 
24.  he  that  begetteth  a  wife  child  fliall  have 
29.1 5. but  a  child  left  to  himfelfe  bringeth 
2 1  .delicately  bringeth  up  a  ferv.  from  a  child 
Ecclef.4. 8  .he  hath  neither  child  nor  brother 
1 3  .better  is  a  poore  and  a  wife  child  then 
1  5. with  the  2d.  child  that  (hall  (land  up  in 
io.16.when  thy  King  is  a  child,  and  Princes 
i/S-j.^.the  child  (hall  behave  himfelfe  proudly 
7.i6.for  before  the  childfhall know  to 
8.4.before  the  child  (hall  have  knowledge 


Law.4'4.tongue  of  the  fucking  cfei/cleaveth  to 

This  CijfiU 
Exod.  2 .9.take  this  child  a  way,and  nurfe  it  for  me 
Z.K^.2.17.  which  was  told  them  concern.this  child 
3  4.  this  child  is  fet — for  the  fall  and  ri  ring 
9. 48. receive  this  child  in  my  name,receiveth 
Weaned  CtytlO. 
Pfal.  1 3 1. 2.  as  a  child  that  is  weaned  of  his  mother 
my  foule  is  even  as  a  weaned  child 
Ifa.  u.S.  the  weaned  child  (hall  put  his  hand 

mth&tym. 

Gen.  16.1  i.Hagar,behold,thou  art  with  child 
i9.36.both  the  daughters  of  Lot  with  child 
3  8. 14. (he  is  with  childby  whordome 

2  5  .by  the  man  whofe  thefe  are,am  I  with  ch. 

Exod.  2  i.22.and  hurt  a  woman  with  child,Co  that 

1  S^.4.i9.daugh.in-law  Phin. wife  was  withchild 

2  Sam.  11.?  .and  faid,  I  am  with  child 

2  Kjn.S.i  2. and  ripped  up  their  women  with  child 
1  j .  1 6 .women  therin  that  were  with  ch.he  ript 


Ecclef.i  1 . 5  .in  the  womb  of  her  that  is  with  child 

Ifa.z 6. 1 7. like  as  a  wom.withcfe/ithatdrawetb 

1 8.  we  have  been  w  ith  child,  we  have 

54.1  .thou  that  didft  not  travell  with  child  Sot 
Jer.30.6.  and  fee  whether  a  man  do  trav.with  child 

3 1 .8.&  her  that  travelleth  with  child  together 
Hof.  1 3 . 1 6.their  women  with  childfhalbe  ript  up 
Amo.1.1 3.becaufe  they  have  ript  up  the  Wo.w,hcfe. 
Mat.  1 . 1 8 .(he  was  found  with  cfe.of  the  holy  Gh.' 
2  3  .behold,  a  virgin  (halbe  with  child,  and 

24. 19.WO  to  them  that  are  with  child,  in  thofe 

T  ,  ,       ,  Af*-i?-7-f'4-zi.23. 

i«^.2.5.taxed  with  Mary  being  great  with  child 
1  Thef.<$.  3. as  travell  upon  a  woman  with  child 
Rev.  1 2.2.(he  being  with  child,cried  travelling 

rowg<&l)llt}, 
1  &z»z.r.24.and  the  child  was  youno- 
3te.2.8.fearch  diligently  for  the  young  child,  and 
9.(tood  over  where  the  young  child  was 

I  r  .they  faw  the  young  child  with  Mary  his 
1 3  .arife,take  the  young  child  and  his  mother 

Vcrfe  20. 
Herod  will  feek  the  young  ch.to  deftroy  it 
14.  when  he  arofe  he  took  the  young  child 
20.dead  which  fought  the  young  childs  life 
2 1.  took  the  young  child  and  his  mother,and 
(SLtylb-bcaiing. 
1  Tim.r.  1  sr.(he  (halbe  faved  inchild-beaun*  if 
ChUo-rjooo. 

1  Sam.  1 2.2.  walked  before  you  from  my  child-ho. 
EcclcJ.  1 1 . 1  o.for  child-hood  and  youth  are  vanity 

1  Cor.  1 3 . 1 1 J  put  away  childijh  things 

C5)tioIefle. 
Gcn.i  j.2.what  wilt thon give  me,  feeing  I  a0  chi 
Lcwf.io.io.they  fliall  die  childlef/c  3 

I I  .brotheis  nakednefie,they  (halbe  childlcffe 
1  Sa.  1 5.3  3  .as  thy  fword  hath  made  worn,  childle. 

fo  (hall  thy  mother  bechildlcjje  amono- 
ycr.22.30.  write  ye  this  man  childlcfe 
Lull.  2S-3  °.*nd  the  fecond  died  chi/dlejje 

Crjiioien. 

Gen. 3 . 1 6-in  forrow  (halt  thou  bring  forth  children 
6.4.barecfe/.to  them,  the  fame  became  mighty 
10.2  i.to  Shem  the  father  of  the  childr.of  Eber 
were  children  borne 
zi.childrcn  of  Shem,  Elam  and  Afhur 
z^.childrcn  of  Aram,Uz  and  Hul 
1 6. 2. 1  may  obtaine  children  by  her 
20.i7.Abimelechs  maid-fervant  bare  children 
2 1 .7. that  Sarah  (liould  have  given  children  fuck 
2  2. 20. Il.e  hath  born  children  to  thy  brother  Na. 

2  3.5.cfe7^ir»ofHeth  anfwered  Abraham 
7.Abrah-bowcd  himfelfto  the  childr.ocHeth 
io.Ephron  dwelt  among  the  children  of  Heth 

anfwered  Abrahin  the  audience  of  the  chil. 

i8.madefure  to  Abr.in  the  prefe.of-thecfe/. 
25.4.311  thefe  were  the  children  of  Keturah 

2  z.children  ftrugled  together  within  her 
30.1  .give  me  children,  or  elfe  I  dye 

3. that  I  alfo  may  have  children  by  her 
32.1  i.fmite  me  &  the  mother  with  the  children 

3  3 . 1  .he  divided  the  children  unto  Leah 

2. Leah  and  her  children  after 

5,Efau  faw  the  women  and  the  children 

children  which  God  hath  gracioufly  given 
7  Leah  came  neere  and  her  children 
1 3  .my  lord  knoweth  the  children  are  tender 
14-and  ahe  children  be  able  to  endure 
1 9. at  the  hand  of  the  children  of  Hamor 
36.21.  Horites,  the  children  of  Seir  in  the  land 
zz.children of  Lotan  were  Hori  and Heman 
2  3  .children  of  Shobah  were  Alvan  &  Mana. 
24.thefe  are  the  children  of  Zibeon 

2  5.the  children  of  Anah  were  thefe ,Di(hon 
26.thefe  are  the  children  of  Difhon 

z-j .children of  ^.tex  axe  thefe,Bilhan  and 
18. children  of  Diflion  arc  thefe,Uz  &  Aran 
49.8.thy  fathers child.fhall  bow  down  before 

3  i.purchafe  of  the  cave  was  fro  the  cfe.of  H. 
50. 2 3 . Jofeph faw  Ephraims childrcn.and  the 

children  of  Machir  the  fon  of  Manafleh 

£#W.2.6.thisis  one  of  the  Hebrews  children 

1 1.37. about  6ooooo.that  were  men,befidecfe 

20. 5.yifiting  the  iniquity  of  the  fath.upon  chil. 

Chap.34..  &l\te.  14. i8.tr  cut.^.9. 

2i.4.wifer 


CHI      CHI 


21  A.wife  and  her  children  fhz\be  her matters 
?  z.zS.cbildrenof Levi  did  accord,  to  the  wo.of 
I«<  18.  all  the  males  among  the  chld.oi  Aaron 


?  t8  bear  grudge  againft  the  chld.oi  my  pcop. 
2<'4<.of  the  child-of  the  ftrangers  ye  fliall  buy 
Wi.io.ofdKd»/*mofJofeph,ofEphr.Elilh 


i4.' 


3< 


zo.cbildren  of  Reuben  Ifraels  eldeft  (on,26  5 

22'  of  the  children  of  Simeon  by  their  gener. 

of  the  cbildr.o{  Gad  by  their  generations 

Chapt.26.18. 

8, of  the  cfeM>'.ofIfiachar  by  their  gencrat. 

o.of  the  children  of  Zebulun  by  their  gener- 

3  z.of  the  children  of  Jofeph,namely,of  the 

children  of  Ephraim,by  their  generations 

Chapt.34.23. 

34.of  the  children  of  Manaffeh,  by  their  gen. 

3 8. of  the  cfoi/^.ofDan,by  their  generations 

Chapt.16.15 

40.  of  the  children  of  Afher,by  their  general. 

Chapt.16.44- 

4  2. of  the  child.of  Naphtali  throughout  their 
2.5.  Nethaneel  captain  of  the  child.of  Iffachar 

Chapt.  10.15. 
7.Eliab  captain  of  the  children  of  Zebulun 

Chapr.io.i6. 
io.captainofthecfc<y>'«z  of  Reuben,  Elizur 
12. captain  of  the  cfeW.ofSimeon,Shelutni  el 

Chapt. 10. 19. 
20.captain  of  the  child.of  Manaf-Gamalitl 

Chapr.10.13. 
2  5  .captain  of  the  children  of  Dan,  A hiezer 

2  7. captain  of  the  children  of?Afher,Pagiel 

Chapt.  1 0.26. 

a^.captain  of  the  children  of  Naphtali,  Ahira 

Chapt.10.27. 

3.15  .number  the  childr.  of  Levi  after  the  houfe 

7. 24.prm.ee  of  the  childr. of  Zebulun  did  offer 

jo.on  the  4.day  prince  of  the  chil.of  Reuben 

36.onthc  5  .day  prince  of  the  chil.of  Simeon 

4».on  the  6.day  prince  of  the  children  of  Gad 

48.on  the  7.day  prince  of  the  child.of  Ephra. 

54.on  the  8. day  prince  of  the  chil.of  Manafl*. 

66.on  the  1  o.day  prince  of  the  child,  of  Dan 

72.cn  the  1  i.day  prince  of  the  chil.  of  Aiher 

78.on  the  1 2. day  prince  of  the  chil.of  Naph- 

io.20.overthe  hoftofthecfe'W.of  Gad,Eliafa. 

22.ftandard  of  the  camp  of  the  chil.  of  Ephr. 

2  5.  ftandard  of  the  camp  of  the  child.of  Dan 
1 3.22.where  Ahiman,Shenai,c'W<aVe!zof  Anak 

18. we  faw  the  children  of  Anak  there 
18.21  .beho\d,I  have  given  thechil.  of  Levi  all 
22-5-by  the  river  of  the  land  of  the  childr.of  his 
24. 1 7. and  deftroy  all  the  children  of  Sheth 
26.  11.  the  children  of  Korah  died  not 
3 1 . 1 8  :all  the  women  cfo^.that  have  not  known 
iz.i.child.of  Reuben,&  chil.of  Gad  had  much 

z. chil.of  Gad,  &  chil.of  Reub.came  &  fpake 
Verfe  25. 

6.Mofes  faid  to  the  children  of  Gad,and  to 
the  children  of  Reuben.Shall  your  brethren 

29-if  the  chil.of  Gad  &  the  chil.of  Reub.will 

3  i.child.oi  Gad,&  child.of  Reuben  anfwered 
33.  Moies  gave  to  the  chil.of  Gad,&  child.of 

Jofna  13.15,14. 
34-the  children  of  Gad  built  Dibon 
3  7. the  children  of  Reuben  built  Hefhbon 
19-thecbildrenof  Machir  went  to  Gilead 

3  4. 1 +child.of  Reub.&  child  of  Gad  have  recei . 

20.of  the  tribe  of  ihechild.of  Simeon,Shem. 
2  2.of  the  tribe  of  the  children  of  Dan,  Bukki 
23.ofthecfe/^«ofManafleh,Hanniel 
24-of  the  chldrenof  Ephraim, Kemuel 
25  ofthecfefeof  Zebulun,Elizaphan 
2^.of  the  children  of  Iffachav,Paltiel 
27.of  the  children  of  Aiher,  Ahihud 
2  8.of  the  children  of  Naphtali ,  Pedahel 
36.  i.ehief  fathers  of  the  rf-i/.of  Gil.cameneere 
De/tf.2.4  pafs  through  the  coaftof  the  chi.of  Efau 
8.  when  we  paifed  from  our  htc.child.of  Efau 
9.I  have  given  Ar  to  the  children  of  Lot 
1 2.the  childr.  of  Efau  fucceeded  the  Horims 
1 9.I  have  given  it  to  the  children  of  Lot 
2  2. as  he  did  to  the  children  of  Efau 
29-as  the  children  of  Efau  did  unto  me 
o.z-cbild.of  the  Anakims,  whom  thou  knoweft 
who  can  ftand  before  the  child.of  Anak 


CHI      CHI 

1 3 . 1 3  child.of  Belial  are  gone  out  from  among 
14.  l.yc  are  the  children  of  the  Lord  your  God 
2 1. 1 5. they  have  born  him  child.hoth  the  belov- 

2  3,S.cfo/^.t!iat  are  begotten  of  them  (hall  enter 
24.  i6.fathfhal  noc  be  put  to  death  for  thechil. 

neither  the  children  for  the  fathers 
2  Cfotf.25.4. 
28-57.towards  her  children, which  (he  fhal  bear 

3  z. zo.cbildren  in  whom  isno  faith 
33.24.let  Alherbe  bleffed  v/ith  children 

Jof.4. 1  z.child.of  Reub.  &  chil.of  Gad  paffed  over 

1 3. 23. border  of  the  ffc/rf.ofReub.was  Jordan 

28.  this  is  the  inherit.of  the  children  of  Gad 

3  1.  half  Gilead  pertaining  to  thechil.of  Ma. 

1 4. 4. the  children  of  Jofeph  were  two  tribes 

1 5. 14. Caleb  drove  thence  ihechildrcn  of  Anak 

16. 1. lot  of  the  child.of  Jofeph  fell  from  Jordan 

4.fo  the  child.of  Jofeph  took  their  inheritan. 

5. border  of  the  children  of  Ephraim  was  thus 

Verfe  8. 

9. the  feparate  cities  for  the  child,  of  Ephraim 

among  the  inher.of  the  childr.of  Manaff. 

17.2.  was  a  lot  for  the  reft  of  the  cbild.ofMm. 

for  the  children  of  Abiezer,and  for  the 

children  of  Helek,and  for  the  children  of 

Afriel,and  for  the  children  of  Shechem, 

and  for  the  children  of  Hepher,  and  for 

the  children  of  Shemida  :  thefe  were  the 

male  childr.of  Manaf.the  fon  of  Jofeph 

8.Tappuah  belonged  to  the  chil.of  Ephraim 

1 2.yet  the  child.of  Manaffeh  could  not  drive 

1 4. chil.of Jofeph  fpake  to  Jofua»faying,Why 

1 6. chi.of  Jofeph  faid,The  hill  is  not  enough 

1 9. 8. this  is  the  inheritance  of  the  child.of  Sim. 

9.portionof  Jud.  was  the  inher.of  the  chil.of 

therfore  the  child.of  Iff. had  their  inherit. 

10. third  lot  came  up  for  the  child.of  Zcbulii 

i6-this  is  the  inherit.of  thechild  of  Zebulun 

1 7.  fourth  lot  came  out  for  the  child  of  Iffac. 

2  3,this  is  the  inher.of  the  tribe  of  the  chil.of 
24.fifth  lot  came  out  for  the  child,  of  Afher 
3 1.  this  isthe  inherit.of  the  childrenof  Afher 

3  2.(ixth  lot  came  out  to  the  child.of  Napht. 
39.  this  is  the  inher.of  the  child,  of  Naphtali 
40.feventh  lot  came  out  for  the  child.of  Dan 
47.coaft  of  the  chil.of  Dan  went  out  to  little 

child.of  Dan  went  up  to  fight  againft  Lefli. 
48. this  is  the  fnherita.  of  the  children  of  Dan 
2 1 ,4.the  children  of  Aaron  had  by  lot  13. cities 
5. reft  of  thecfe/ii.ofKohathhad  io.cities 

Verf.20,26. 
6.the children  of  GetmomhzA  13  cities 

Verf.27,33. 
7.the  children  of  Merari  had  1 2.cities 

Verfe  40. 
9-gave  out  of  the  tribe  of  the  ch.of  Judah,  & 
out  of  the  tribe  of  the  chil.of  Sim.  thefe  cit. 
io.cfoi.of  Aaron,who  were  of  the  chi.of  Levi 
1 3  .they  gave  to  the  childr.of  Aaron  Hebron 
zz.o.child.  of  Reuben,  &  child.of Cad  returned 
icthe  children  of  Reuben  ,and  the 

children  of  Gad  built  there  an  altar 
1 1. beho\d,the child, en  of  Retiben,and  the 

child.ot  Gad  built  an  altar  over  againft 

I3.fent  to  the  child.of  Reub.and  cfc/.of  Gad 

1 5«and  they  came  to  the  children  of  Reuben 

&  the  child.of  Gad,&  they  fpake  with  them 

2 1  .then  the  child.of  Reub.&  chil.of  Gad  anf. 

'  25.between  us  &  you^ye  child.of  Reuben,  & 

child.of  Gad,ye  have  no  part  in  the  Lord 

3 o.heard  the  words  that  the  Ji/rf.  of  Reub.& 

the  child.of  Gad  &  Manaf.fpake,it  pleafed 

3  i.Phinehasfaid  to  the  chi.of  Reub.&  Gad 

32.Phinehas  returned  from  the  chi  of  Reub. 

3  3.1and  wherin  the efcz.of  Reub. &  Gaddw. 

34  child.of  Reub.&  Gad  called  the  altar  Ed 

24.32.it  became  the  inher.of  the  chil.of  Jofeph 

Judg.i.  \6. chi.of  the  Kenite  went  up  out  of  th:ci. 

34.Amorites  forced  the  child.of  Dan  to  the 

4.6.  take  with  thee  ioooo.men  of  the  childr  of 

Naphtali,  and  of  the  children  of  Zebulun 

1 1 .  Kenite, w  hich  was  of  the  child.of  Hobab 

6. 3. children  of  the  Eaft  came  up  againft  them 

33«Amal.&  child.of  the  Eaft  were  gath.toge. 
7.12  .childr.of  the  Eaft  lay  along  in  the  valley 
8.  io.all  that  were  left  of  the  childr.of  the  Eaft 


CHI       CHI 

iS.cach  oncrcfembled  the  children  of  a  King 
14.16.put  forth  a  riddle  to  ihechild.of  my  pcoT 

1 7.(he  told  the  riddle  to  the  chil.of  her  peop. 
18.  z. children  of  Dan  fent  of  their  family  5.men 

1 6.the  600. men  of  the  child.of  Dan  ftood  at 

2  2.gathered,&  overtook  the  children  of  Dan 

2  3  .and  they  cried  to  the  children  of  Dan 

25.  children  of  Dan  faid, Let  not  thy  voice  be 

2 6. the  children  of  Dan  went  their  way 

30. the  child,  of  Dan  fet  up  fhe-graven  image 

20. 1 3  .deliver  us  the  men,  the  children  of  Belial 

2i.io.fmite  withthefword  women  zndcliildr. 

1  Sa. z. 5. fhe  that  hath  many  chi/d.is  waxen  feeble 

10.27  .but  the  children  of  Belial  faid 

2  Sa.y. io.iha.1  ihechild.of  vvickednes  affli&them 

1  Chron.ij.Q. 

1  Kjn. 21.13  -there  came  in  two  men  rf>i/.of  Belial 

2  ^2.2.2 4. out  of  the  wood ,and  tare  41. children 

9.  i.Elifha  called  one  of  thechild.  of  theProph. 
1  o.  1 .  to  them  that  brought  up  Ahabs  children 

1 3  .and  we  go  down  to  falute  the  children  of 

1 4.6. but  the  chil.of  the  murcherers  he  ilew  not 

2  Chron.zf.q, 

not  put  to  death  for  the  child.npt  the  chil. 

17.34.  nor  do  asthe  L. com. the  child.of  Jacob 

19. 3. for  the  children  are  come  to  the  birth*" 

«,  lfma.h17.-1. 

1 2. and  childr.  of  Helen  which  were  in  Thel. 

ifainh  2  j. iz. 

23.6.caft  powder  on  the  graves  of  the  childr.of 

10. denied  Tophet  in  the  valley  of  thcchi.of 

1  Chro. 2. 1 8 .Caleb  begate  children  of  Arubah 

30. but  Selcd  died  without  children 

3  1  .and  the  children  of  Shefhan,  Ahlai 
3  2. and  Jether  died  without  children 

4.27.Shimei  his  breth.  had  not  many  children 
5 . 1 1  .children  of  Gad  dwelt  over  againft  them 
14. thefe  are  the  children  of  Abihail 

2  3 . children  of  Manaffeh  dwelt  in  the  land 
6.-$. children  of  Arnram,  Aaron  and  Mofes 

77. to  the  reft  of  the  child.of  Mer.were  given 
7- 1 2.  Shuppim  and  Huppim  were  children  of  Ir 
19. by  the  borders  of  the  child.of  Manaffeh 
in  thefe  dwelt  the  children  of  Jofeph 

3  3  .thefe  are  the  children  of  Japhlct 
40. all  thefe  were  the  children  of  Aiher 

8.8.Shaarim  begate  cbild.iti  the  country  of  Mo. 
9.4.0mri,Imri,Bani  of  the  childrenof  Pharcz 

18. were  porters  in  thecomp.of  the  <-/;i/aV.  of 
1  a.2  5  of  the  children  of  Simeon  7 100. 

2  6. of  the  children  of  Levi  4600. 

3  o.of  the  children  of  Ephraim  20800. 

3  2. of  the  chil.of  Iffach.men  that  had  under. 
1 5.4.  David  affembled  the  children  of  Aaron  & 

1 5  .the  children  of  the  Levites  bare  the  Arke 
1 6„i  3.  ye  children  of  Jacob  his  chofen 

P/2-/.105.6. 
20.4.Sibbechai  flew  Sippaiof  theefc-'-ofthegi. 
26.io.alfoHofih  of  the  chil.of  Merari  had  fons 
27-3.of  the  child,  of  Perez  wasthe  chief  of  the 

10. the  7th.cap.was  Helezof  thcchil.of  Eph. 

i4.the  1  itn.cap.wasBenaiahof  the  ch.of  Ep. 

20.rulerof  the  childr.  of  Ephr.  Hoflaea  fon  of 
2  Chr.i  Li9.Reh0.t00k  Abihail  wchbare  himchi. 
1  3. 7. are  gathered  to  him  vain  men}childre»  of 
zo. i.ebild  of  Moab  &  Ammnncamc  aga  Jeh. 

19  child.of  the  Kohath.&  Kcrhites  ftood  up 
25-7.Lord  is  not  with  all  the  child.of  Ephraim 

1 1  .and  fmote  of  the  children  of  Seir  1 0000. 
14. he  brought  the  gods  of  the  children  of  Seir 

28. 1 1.  certain  of  the  heads  of  the  child.of  Ephr. 
E^ra  2.1  .thefe  are  the  children  of  the  province 

N eh  em.  7. 6. 
3  children  of  Parofh,  2172.  Neh.7.8. 

^.children of Shephatiah,  372..  Neh.j.g. 
•}. children  ot  Arah,7  7  5.  Neh.j.  10.65  2. 
6. the  children  of  Pahath-Moab  of  the 

children  of  Jefhua and  Joab,2f?  1 2. 
Nch.7.n.z8i2. 
7. the  children  of  £lam,i  2  54.  Neh.7.1 2. 
S  .the  children  of  ZMu,Q4j  .Neh.j  .\  $. 64% . 
9. the  children  of  Zacc'ai,76o.  Neb.?. 14. 
10  .the  children  of 'Bani,  64.2.  Ncb-j.  15-845 
1  i.the  childrenof  Bcbai',623.  Wf/7.7. 16.618 

1 2  .the  children  of  Azgad,  1222. 

Neh.7. 17-z^zz. 
1  7. children 

^.^...*i^...I.^.._ —   1       i.naBCttiaii   ,,  1  11  n  1,'  1 1 >. 


/ 


CHI       CHI 

i  $. children  of  Adonikam,  666. 

Ncb.7A8.667- 
I4.tb.c  children  of  Biguni,  20  5  6. 

Neh.7. 10-267. 

1  $. children  of  Adin>4? 4-       Ncfe.7.20.655. 
1 6.the  tlfts  of  Ater  of  Hezekiab,  98 . 

Nebem^.zi- 
17. children  of  Bezai,  323.  Neb.?.  13. 3 14. 
\%  .children  of  Jorah,  1 1  2.  Neb  7.14. 

i9.c(«/ctoofHafhurn,223.  Ivcfe.7.22.328. 

2  0.thcc&i/cteof  Gibbar,  95;.       Nefe.7.25. 
2 1  .the  children  of  Bethlehem,  123. 

2  z.ihc  children  of  Netophatb,56. 
24. the  children  of  Azmaveth,  42. 

2  5 .the  children  of  Kiriath- jearim ,  7 4  3 . 
26.thecfezM;c?zofRamahandGaba,  6*1. 
29-the  children  of  Nebo,  5  2. 

^o.the  children  of  Magbifh,  156. 

3  i.ihe  children  of  the  other  Elam,  1254. 

Nehem.7.1^. 
3  t.thc  children  of  Harim,  3  20.       Nchem.7. 
3  5,39.1017. Nefe.7.42. 
3  3  .the  children  of  Lod,Hadid,  Ono,  7  2  5. 

Nehem.6-17. 
3 /^.children  of  Jericho, 3 4  5.  Nffe.7.36. 

35:  .the  children  of  Senaah,  3630. 

Ncfe7.38.3930. 
^6. children  of  Jedailm,  973.  Ncfe.7.39. 

37.cte^e«ofImmer,io52.         Ncfe.  7.40. 
1%. children  of  Pafhur,i247.  Ncfe.7.41. 

40 .the  children  of  Jefhua  and  Kadmiel,74. 

Nekv#.7.43. 
41. children  of  Afaph,i28.  Ncfe.7.44.148. 
42  the  children  of  the  porters,  139. 

Nehem,7.4i.i-}8. 

41-cbildr.of  Ziha,the  Nethinims.  Ncfe.7.46. 

58.aH  the  Nethinims  &  chi/d.of  Sol.fer.392 

Nebcm-7 .60. 

6o.children  of  Delaiah/fe^.of  Tobiah,  652. 

Neb  7.62.642. 

6 1  .children  of  the  priefis, children  of  Habaiah 

chil.of  Koz, children  of  Barzillai.Nc'fe.7  63. 

8.3  j.alfo  the  childr. of  thofe  which  had  bin  car. 

10.44.fome  had  wives, by  whom  thty  had  chil. 

Neb. a.  zj.the  childr.alfo  multipliedft  thou  as  the 

24X0  the  children  went  in,and  pofleffed 

lo.39.the  cfcW.  of  Levi  fhi!l  bringthe  offer.of 

1 1. 3. dwelt  the  children  of  Solomons  fervants 

24-Pethahiah  of  the  childr.  of  Zerah  was  at 
1 2. 43. the  wives  alfo  and  thechildren  rejoyced 
47.the  Levites  fanftified  them  to  the  chil.of 
Job  19  1 7. though  I  entreated  for  the  childrens  fake 
3 0.8. they  were  children  of  foo\e$,  yea.  children 
41.34.8  king  over  .ill  thechildren  of  pride 
Vfal.  17 . 1 4. they  are  full  of  children 

34.1 1. come, ye  children, hearken  unto  me 
69. 8. an  alien  unto  my  mothers  children 
7  2. 4. he  fhall  fave  the  children  of  the  needy 

7  8. 6. even  the  children  which  fhould  be  bom 

p.the  children  of  Ephraim  being  armed,and 

8  2. 6;all  of  you  are  children  of  the  moft  High 
8  3 .8. they  have  holpen  the  children  of  Lot 
102. 28. the  cbild.of  thy  fervants  (hall  continue 
1 1 3 .9. to  be  a  joyfull  mother  of  children 

1 27.3  .lo  children  are  an  heritage  of  the  Lord 

4.(0  are  children  of  the  youth 
1 3 7. 7. remember  O  Lord  the  children  of  Edom 
1 48. 1 2.young  men,maidcns,old  men,&  d?i/ii/. 
1 49. 2. let  the  childr. of  Zion  be  joyfull  in  their 
Vro.^.  1  .heare  ye  child.tht  inftruftions  of  a  father 
5-7.heareme  now  therefore,0  ye  children 

Chapt.7.42.  &  8.32. 
1 7.6.and  the  glory  of  children  is  their  father 
3  i.zS.her  children  rife  up,  and  call  her  bleffed 
Eccbf.6. 3. if  a  man  beget  an  hundred  children 
Cant.  1 ,6.my  mothers  children  were  angry  with  me 
Ifa.i.i.I  have  nourifhed  and  brought  up  children 
^children  that  are  corrupters 
2. 6. they  plcafe  themfelves  in  the  cfoi.of  flrang. 
3 .4.1k  give  children  to  be  their  princes 

1  i.cbildren  are  their  oppreffors 
8. 1 8 .1  and  the  children  of  the  Lord  hath  given 
Hcbrervcs  2.1 3- 
13.18 .their  eye  fhall  not  fpare  children 
2  r .  1 7  •  mighty  men  of  the  cbild.of  Kedar  fhalbe 
23.4.1  trnvell  not,nor  bring  forth  children 


CHI      CHI 

30. 1. wo  to  the  rebellious  children,faith  the  L. 

o.lyms,children,  children  that  will  not  heare 
38.i9.fathertothecfc/af>'<?72  fhall  makeknowne 
47. 8. neither  fhall  I  know  the  loffe  of  children 

y.on  one  day  loffe  of  children  &  widowhood 
49.20.th;  children  which  thou  fhalt  have  after 
5  4. 1. for  more  are  the  children  of  the  defolate 

then  the  children  of  the  married  wife 
Gfl/af.4.27. 
5 7  -4-are  ye  not  children  of  tranfgreffion 

5  .fl.iying  the  children  in  the  vallies 
63.8.  children  that  will  not  lye 
66.8. as  Zion  travel Ied,fhe  brought  forth  child. 
Jer.2.  16. chil.of  Noph  &  Tahap.have  broken  the 
3.i4.tiirne3Obackflidingcfe2/cfec».      Ver.  22. 

19.  how  (hall  1  put  thee  among  the  children 
4122.  they  are  fottifh  child,  they  have  no  under. 
6. 1 1  .lie  poure  it  out  upon  children  abroad 
7. 1 8 .the  child.ga.thct  wood,the  fathers  kindle 
9. 21. death  entred  into  our  pal.  to  cut  oSchild. 
1  y.7.Ile  bereave  them  of  children 
1 7. 19. go  and  ftandin  the  gate  of  the  cbild.of 
31.1  j. weeping  for  her  cfei/c?.refufed  to  be  comf. 
Motth.z.iS. 
29-the  childrens  teeth  are  fet  on  edge 

£^.18.2. 
Lam.  1 . 5  .her  children  are  gone  into  captivity 
2. 1 1  .becaufe  the  children  and  fucklings  fwoone 

20.women  eat  their  fruit, &  cbild.of  afpan 
5. 1 3.  the  children  fell  under  the  wood 
£^.2.4.they  are  impudent  child-  &  ft iffe- hearted 
16.45.  that  loatheth  her  husband  and  her  chil. 
20.2i.notwithftandingthecfei.rebelledaga.mc 
3  3-2.fpeak  to  the  children  of  thy  people.  V.i  2. 
1 7.yet  the  children  of  thy  people  fay 
30.ch1ld.of  thy  people  ftill arc  talking aga. 
37.18. when  the  chi/d.of  thy  people  fhall  (peak 
47-22.ftrangers  wcil  fhall  beget  c fe//.among  you 
T)an.  1  .^.children  in  whom  was  no  blemifh 

1  o.worfe  liking  then  the  child/. of  your  fort 
1 3 -and  the  counten.of  the  child,  which  eat  of 
1 5. fairer  and  fatter  then  all  thechildren 
17  .as  for  thefe  q.cbild.  God  gave  thi-m  kno. 

I2.i.which  ftandeth  for  the  cbild.of  thy  people 
Hof.  1. 2. take  to  thee  children  of  whordornes 
2.4.1k  not  have  mercy  upon  her  children 
io.9.aga.the  cbild.of  iniquity  did  not  overtake 
i4.mother  dafhed  in  pieces  upon  her  children 
1  i.io.thenthecfei/.fhal  tremble  from  the  Weft 
13. 13. long  in  the  placepf  breaking  forth  of  ch. 
/flc/ 2. i6.gather  the cfei/.&  thofe  that  fuck  the  br. 

2  3  .be  glad  then  ye  children  of  Z  ion 
Amo.<).7.ate  ye  not  as  children  of  the  Ethiopians 
Mic.  1 . 1 6-polle  thee  for  thy  delicate  children 
Zcph.  1. 8. lie  punifh  the  princes  and  kings  children 
Mai  4. 6. turn  the  heart  of  the  fathers  to  the  childr. 

and  the  heart  of  the  ch'dd.to  their  fathers 
Luty  1.17. 
Mat.2.i6.{\ew  all  the  child.that  were  in  Bethkhe 
3.9-able  of  thefe  ftones  to  raife  up  children 

Luty  3.8. 
5.45.  that  ye  may  be  the  children  of  your  father 
8 . 1 2.but  the  child,  of  the  kingd.  fhalbe  C3ft  out 
9. 1 5. can  the  cbild.of  the  bride-chamber  mourn 
Mar,2.ig.8i  Luty  5.34. 
10.21  .childr.fhaM  rife  up  againft  their  parents 
Marty  13.12. 
1  i.i9.wifdome  is  juftified  of  her  children 

Luty  7^$. 
1 3.3  8. tares  are  the  children  of  the  wicked  one 
1  j.2C?.it  is  not  meet  to  take  the  childrens  bread 
Marty  7.27. 
1 7. 2 6. then  are  thechildren  free 
i9.29.hathforfakcn  wifes  or  cfei/ffera,or  lands 

Marty  10.29. 
20.20.came  the  mother  of  Ztbedees  children 
2 1 . 1  5. and  the  children  crying  in  the  temple 
13.3  i.ye  are  the  cbild.of  them  which  kdlcd  the 
27.56.was  Mary  mother  of  Zcbedees  children 
Mar. 7. 27. \et  the  children  firft  be  filled 

2  8  .yet  dogs  eat  of  the  childrens  crums 
9.37  .whofo  (hall  receive  one  of  fuch  children 

Verfe  4 1 . 
10.24.cfeiifc.how  hard  is  it  for  them  that  truft 
3o.receive  an  hund.fold  now,&  child.hnds 
Lu\.6.i  5  .and  ye  fhalbe  the  children  of  the  Higheft 


CHI       CHI 

7.3  2.1ike  children  fitting  in  the  market-place 

Matth.i  1. 1 6, 
14.26.  come  to  me,and  hate  not  his  children 
i6.8.forthe  children  of  this  world  are  wifer 
20. 28. and  he  die  without  cbildren,his  brother 
29. firft  took  a  wife,  and  died  without  childr. 
34.the  children  of  this  world  marry,  and  are 
Jolm  8. 3  9. if  ye  were  Abrahams  child.ye  would  do 

21.5  .children,  have  ye  any  meat 
.4^.3. 2  5. ye  are  the  children  of  the  P.ophets 
1 3 ,26.children  of  the  ftock  of  Abraham 
2i.5.broughtusonourwaywith  wives&  chil. 
Rom.% .  17 -if  children,  then  heires 

9.7 -b,  caufe  the  feed  of  Abraare  they  all  childr. 
8-they  which  are  the  cbild.of 'the  flefh  are  not 
1 1  .for  the  children  being  not  yet  borne 

1  Cw.7.i4.elfe  were  your  cfei &c«  uncleane 
i4.20.brethren,benot  childr.  in  underftanding 

in  malice  be  chi/dr.in  underftanding  men 

2  Cor.  1 2. 1 4.  the  child.oaght  not  to  lay  up  for  par. 
but  parents  for  the  children 

bal.  1-7. the  fame  are  the  children  of  Abraham 
4.3  .when  we  were  children,  were  in  bondage 
25-which  is  in  bondage  with  her  children 
3 1. we  are  not  children  of  the  bond-woman 
Ephef.  1. 5.predeftina.us  to  the  adoption  of  children 
2.2, now  worketh  in  the  cbild.of  difobedience 

3  -were  by  nature  the  children  of  wrath 
4.1 4-we  henceforth  be  no  more  children 
5 . 1  be  followers  of  God  as  deare  children 
6-wrath  of  God  upon  the  childr.  of  difobedi. 
CO/0/.3.6. 
6.  i.child)W,ohey  your  parents.  tW.3. 20. 

1  ^/.2.7.evenasanurfecherifheth  her  children  ' 
1  Tim-f.^.if  any  widowes  have  children 
1  o.iffhe  have  brought  up  children 
14-1  willthat  the  younger  beare  children 
Tit.  1  6.having  faithfull  children,not  accufed 
Heb.  2.  i4.as  the  children  are  partakers  of  flefh 
1 2. 5.which  fpeaketh  unto  you  as  unto  children 

1  Pet.  1.143s  obedient  children,not  fafhioning 

2  Pff.2.i4.cxercifed  with  covet.praft.curfed  child. 
i/ofej.io.and  thecfe*W.ofthedevill  whofo  doth 
2  John  1. to  the  deft  Lady  and  her  children 

.   1 3  .the  children  of  thy  eleft  lifter  greet  thee 
Revel.  2.23.1k  kill  her  children  with  death 
Crjtltyett  of  Amman.  See  3Unmcn, 
iCljtHuen  of  Benjamin. 
Num.s. $6. of  the  child.ot  Benjamin  by  their  <rene. 
7.6o.on  the  9. day  prince  of  the  cfei/rf.of  Benja. 
10.24.over  the  hoft  of  thecfei/W.ofBen.Abidan 
Jqf.i  8 .1  l.lot  of  the  children  of  Benjamin  came  up 
20.thiswastheinherit.0f  thecfei/rf.ofBenja. 
Verfe  28. 
2i.nowthecitiesofthecfei/<fr«zofBen.were 
Judg.1.21.  cbild.of  Ben.did  not  drive  out  the  Jeb. 
but  Jcb.dweh  with  the  cbild.of  Ben.injer. 
20.3.  now  the  cfei^.ofBen.heard  the Ifra.were 
1 3. but  the  cfei/c/.of  Benjam. would  not  heare 
i4.the  cbild.of  Ben.gathered  themfelves  tog. 
1 5  .cbild.of  Ben.were  numbred  at  that  time 
1 8.which  go  up  firft  againft  thechild.of  Ben. 

2  i.the  childof  Ben.came  forth  out  of  Gib. 
24. came  ncer  againft  thecfei/.ofBen.the  2d. 
28.fhall  go  yet  againft  the  cbild.of  Benjam. 
30.  Ifr.wentup  aga.  cbild.of  Ben.the  3d.day 

3  J.the  cbild.of  Ben.  went  out  againft  the  pe. 
3  i.children  of  Benjam.  faid,  They  are  fmitten 
36.1b  the  chil.  of  Ben.faw  that  they  were  fm. 
48.men  of  Ifr.turned  again  upon  child,  of  Be. 

2 1. 13.cong.fent  fome  to  fpeak  to  the  chil.of 3. 
20.com.thecfei/flf.ofBen.faying,Goandlye 
23. and  the  children  of  Benjamin  did  fo 
2  &«z.2.25.the  cbi'd.of  Ben.gathered  after  Abner 
4.2.the  fons  of  Rimmon  of  the  cfei/i.ofBenja. 
23.29.Ittaiof  Gibeahofthecfei/i.ofBenjamin 
1  Chron.  1 1 . 3 1 . 
1  Cfeio.9.3.  in  Jeruf.dwelt  of  the  child,  of  Benjam. 
Nehem.s  1.4. 
1 2.  r  6.  there  came  of  the  cbild.of  Ben. to  David 
29. of  the  cbild.of  Ben.kinred  of  Saul,  3000. 
Neh.11.1  '.cfeiW.ofBen.from  Geba dwelt  at  Mic. 
Jer.6- 1  O  ye  cbild.of  Ben. gather  your  felvs  to  flee 
ChtlDjen  of  Captivity.  See  Captftftg. 
Childrens  Cl)li35?en, 
GftZ.45.10.neermethoU3thychild.thy  child.cfe;7rf. 
- £aW.34.7.inicjuity  I 


CHI      CHI 

E*od  247.  iniquity  of  the  fath.upon  chilchildrcn 
Vmll%  .when  thou  fhalt  beget  chil.&  chilchl 
2  Ki».i7.4i-f«ved  imag.both  their  chi.8cch.xfe. 
p/im,  l7.&hisrighteoiifnestochildrenscte/rf. 
j.28.6.  yea,thou  (halt  fee  thychildrenscfe/to 
Pro.iz'.zz.  leaveth  an  inher.to  his  childrenseM/. 
iy  6.  .childrens  cbild.zie  the  crown  of  old  men 
fer  z  a  8i  with  your  childrens  child,:  will  I  plead 
pju  ',_"  z  <.fhal  dwell,  &  their  child. chil.iox  ever 

^'i7         Fatherltfe  &mw- 
Vfal  109.12.any  to  favour  Jiis  fatherleffe  children 
7cr  4.0  1  i  leave  thy  fatherleffe  childr.lk  prcferve 

QfytViitnofGod. 
Mat.  f  .p.they  fhalbe  called  the  children  of  God 
L^.'zo.j  6  .and  are  the  children  of  God 
fob.  1 1. S 1  .gathered  togeth.in  one  the  child.oi  G. 
ft?«'.8.i  6\that  we  are  the  children  of  God 

a  1  glorious  liberty  of  the  children  of  God 
9.3  .thefe  are  not  the  children  of  God 

26.be  called  the  children  of  the  living  God 
Gal.i  ,z6.  ye  are  all  the  children  of  God  by  faith 
1  Joh.i  .lo.in  this  the  childr.oi  God  are  manifeft 
5  .z.that  we  love  the  children  of  God 

His  Chilttfen. 

Gen.  1 8 . 1  o.command  his  children  and  houfhold 

2  7. 3  .Ifrael  loved  Jofeph  more  then  all  his  chil. 
Le vit.  z  5. 4 1.  both  he  and  his  children  with  him 

Verfe  54. 

D«£.  1. 2<S.that  he  hath  troden  upon,&  to  his  chil. 

17.10.he  and  hischildrenin  the  midft  of  Ifrael 

28.54.remnant  of  his  child,  which  he  fhal  leave 

5  5.10  any  of  them  of  the  flefh  of  hischildren 

32.5  .their  fpot  is  not  the  fpot  of  his  children 

3  3. 9 .nor  knew  his  owne  children 
J0f.z4.4hut  Jacob  and  hischildren  wentdowne 

1  Sam.  30.11.fave  to  every  man  his  wife  and  child. 
1  Sam.  11.3  .it  guew  up  together  with  his  children 
1  r\?»-8-i9.  give  him  alway  a  iight,&  to  his  child- 
i  Cbro-  i4,4.thefe  are  the  names  of  hischildren 
1  Cfao.  1 1 .  *  3  .difperfed  of  all  his  efe/i.throughout 
28 . 3  .and  burnt  his  children  in  the  fire 
3  3 .6.  caufed  his  children  to  pafTe  through  the 
E/2.5.1  l.Haman  told  them  of  the  mulcof  his  chi. 
Job  5 .4. his  children  are  farre  from  fafety 
i7.<.the  eyes  of  his  children  (hall  failc 
20. 1  o.hi-s  children  ihal!  feck  to pleafe  the  poore 
2 1 . 1 9. God  layeth  up  his  iniquity  for  his  child. 
27. 14. if  his  child.be  multipl.it  is  for  thefword 
Vfal.  8  9. 3  o .  if  his  children  forfake  my  la  w 
1  o  3 . 1 3  .like  as  a  father  pitieth  his  children 
ioo.9'.let  his  children  be  fatherleffe 
10. let  his  chldrenhe.  vagabonds 
Pro.  1 4. 26  .his  children  (hall  have  a  place  of  refuge 

10 .7  .his  children  are  foleffed  after  him 
lfa.  1 4.1 1  .prepare  Slaughter  for  children 

29.23  .w  hen  he  feeth  h  is  children  the  w  ork  of 
Bof.g.  1 3 .  Ephvaim  (hall  bring  forth  his  children  to 
John  4. 1  i.'his  children  and  cattell  drank  thereof 
1  Ti«.3.4.havinghiscteiW(W2in  fubjeftion  with 

Cb:lrj?etl  of Ifrael. 
Gcn.i  z.  3  2.  children  of  Ifrael  eat  not  of  the  finews 
36.3 1. reigned  any  King  over  the  children  of  If. 
1  Cfoos.  1.43. 
45. n  .the  children  of  Ifrael  did  fo 
46.8^he  names  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

Exod.  1.1. 
50.25.  Jofeph  took  an  oath  of  the  cbildr.oilh. 
Exod.i.  7  ;the  children  of  Ifrael  were  fruitfull 

o.ihecbild.  of  Ifr.moe  &  mightier  then  they 
1 1  .wete  grieved  becaufe  of  the  children  of  if. 
1 3  .made  the  children  of  Ifr.ferve  with  rigour 
2.i3.and  thtchildren  of  Ifrael  fighed 

2  5  .God  looked  upon  the  children  of  Ifrael 

3  -9-cry  of  the  children  of  Ifrael  is  come  unto  me 

lo.forthmypeo.thecfc/.oflfr.out  of  Egypt 

1  i.that  I  fhould  bring  forth  the  child.oilk. 

1 3  .when  I  come  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 

i4.thus  fhalt  thou  fay  unto  the  child.oi Ifra. 

Verfe  1  5 . 

4.29.  gathered  all  the  Elders  of  the  child.oilf. 

3 1  .the  Lord  had  vifited  the  children  of  Ifrael 

y-i4.officers  of  the  cfe/.of  Ifra.which  Pharaohs 

1 5. officers  of  the  chil.oi  Ifra.came  and  cried 

^.officers  of  the  childr.oi  Ifrael,  they  did  fo 

6.5  .heard  the  groaning  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

6.whereforefay  unto  the  'children  of  Ifrael,  I 


CHI      CHI 

9.Mofes  fpakefo  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
1 1  .let  the  children  of  Ifra.  go  out  of  his  land 
1 2. the  children  of  Ifrael  have  not  hearkened 
1 3  .to  bring  out  the  children  of  Ifrael 

Ver.26,27.Cha.7.4f.&  12.51. 

7. 2. fend  the  children  of  Ifrael  out  of  his  land 

9.4.  nothing  die  of  all  that  is  the  childr.oi  Ifra. 
6".of  the  cattell  of  the  chil.oi  If.died  not  one 
3  5. would  not  let  the  children  of  Ifrael  go 

Chapt.  10.20. 

1 0.2 3. all  the  child.oi  lit.  had  light  in  their  dw. 

1  i.7.aga.any  of  the  child,  of  Ifr.fhall  not  a  dog 
10.  nor  let  the  child,  of  If.  go  out  of  his  land 

12-27  .who  paffed  over  the  hou.of  the  chi. of  If. 
28. and  the  children  of  Ilrael  went  away 
3  i.both  you  and  the  children  of  Ifrael 
3  5. chil.oi Ifr.did  accord.to  the  word  of  Mo. 
3  7.  the  child.oi  Ifr.  journeyed  from  Ramefes 
40.fojourning  of  the  chi.oi  If.was  43o.years 
4i.obfcrved  of  all  the  children  of  Iliad 
50.  thus  did  all  the  children  of  Ifrael 

i3.2.cpeneth  the  womb  among  the  child.oi  If. 
iS.  the  children  of  Ilrael  went  upbafneffed 
19. he  had  ftraitly  fworne  the  childr.oi Ifrael 

i4.2.fpeakuntothe  children  of  Ifrael.  Ver.15. 

Chapt.2  5.2.8c  3  r  .1 3 .  Wait. \.z.  8c  4. z.  & 

7.23,19.8c  11.2.8c  11.2.  &  15.2.  & 

17.2.  &  18.2.  &  19.2.  &  28.2.8c  10. 

24,34. 2V7tf»6. 5.6,1 2.  &  6.1.  &9-io. 

&  15.  2,  18,  38.8c  17.2. &  19.2.& 

Jojh.  io.  2. 

3>Phar.will  fay  of  thcchildr.oi Ifr.They  are 

8. he  purfued  after  the  children  of  Ifrael 

io.Phar.drew  nigh,the  chi.oi If.lift  up  their 

the  children  of  Ifr.  cried  out  unto  the  Lord 

1 6. the  chil.oi  Ifrael  (hall  go  on  dry  ground 

zz.chil.oi Ifr.went  into  the  midft  of  the  fea 

29.  the  child  of  Ifrael  walked  upon  dry  land 

15.1  .then  fang  Mofcs  and  the  children  ot  Ifrael 
ig.thtchildren  of  Ifrael  went  on  dry  land 

16. 1. congr.of  the  ehil.ot  Ifr. came  into  the  wil. 
2.congr-of  the  child.oi Ifr.murmured  againft 
3. the  children  of  Ifrael  faid  unto  them 
6.  Mofcs  and  Aar.faid  unto  the  child.oi  Ifra. 
9.fay  unto  all  the  congr.of  the  chil.  of  Ifrael 
io.fpake  to  the  whole  cong.of  tire  chil.oi  If. 
1 2.heard  the  murmur,  of  the  children  of  Ifra. 
i5.whenthecbiW>'.ofIfra.fawit,theyfaid,It 
1 7,the  children  of  Ifrael  did  fo,and  gathered 
3  5. the  childr.oi  Ifr.did  eat  Mann3  40.yeares 

17.1  .the  congr.of  the  child,  of  Ifrael  journeyed 
7  .becaufe  of  the  chiding  of  the  child.oi  lira. 

1 9. 1  .w  hen  the  children  of  Ifra.  w  ere  gone  forth 
3  .and  tell  the  children  of  Ifrael 
6\fhalt  fpeak  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
20.i2.thus  thou  fhalt  fay  unto  the  child,  of  Ifr. 
24. 5. ye  fent  young  men  oi  the  children  of  Ifrael 

1  i.upon  the  Nobles  of  the  child.oi  Ifrael  he 
1 7. in  the  eyes  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

25.22.incommandement  unto  thechild.  of  If. 

27. 20.thou  fhalt  command  the  children  of  Ifra. 
2i.onthe  behalfeof  the  children  ot  Ifrael 

28.1. his  fons  with  him  from  amo.theefe.of  If. 
9. grave  on  them  the  names  of  the  child.oilC 
1 1  .with  the  names  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
i2.for  Hones  of  memoriallunto  thereof  If. 

2  i.ftones  fhalbe  with  the  na.of  the  chi.oi  If. 
29. Aaron  dial  bear  the  nam.of  the  cfe.of  If. 
30.bearthe  judgment  of  the  cteW.of  If  upon 
3 8. which  thecbMercoflfra.fhallhallow  in 

29.18 .  ftatute  for  ever  from  the  children  of  Ifra. 

an  heave-offering  from  the  child-oi Ifrael 

43  .there  will  I  meet  with  the  children  of  If. 

45.1k  dwell  amongft  the  children  of  Ifrael 

30.i2.takeftthe  fum  of  the  chi.oi  If.after  their 

i6.take  theatonem.mony  of  the  ehild.oilfr. 

be  a  memoriall  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 

3  i.fhalt  fpeak  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 

3 1.16.  children  oilhzd  (hall  keep  the  fabbath 
17. a  fign  between  me  &  the  children  of  Ifra. 

3  2.20.made  the  children  of  Ifrael  drink  of  it 

3  3 .5  .fay  to  the  child.oi  Ifr  .Ye  are  a  ftiffe-neck. 
6".the  child.oi  If.ftript  themfelves  of  the  orn. 

34.30.whenalltherf?iWi''«2ofIfraelfaw  Mofcs 
32.afterwardall  the  child.oi  Ifra.came  nigh 
34.fpake  unto  the  dw/.of  Ifr.that  which  was 


CHI       C  H  I 

3  5.the  chi/dr.  of  Ifrael  faw  the  face  of  Mofes 
3  5.  i.all  the  congr.of  the  child.oi  Ifra.together 
4.Mof.fpake  to  all  the  cong.of  the  chil.oi  If. 
2Cthe  congrcg.of  thtclnldrcn of  If.departed 
29-the  chil.  of  Ifrael  brought  a  willing  offer. 
3  o.Mofcs  faid  unto  the  child.oi  Ifrael.See  the 
36. 3. which  the  children  of  Ifrael  had  brought 
3  9 .6. graven  with  the  names  of  the  childr.oilCx. 
7. for  a  memoriall  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
14. accord. to  the  names  of  the  children  of  If. 
3  i.child.oi Ifra. did  accord-  to  all  that  Mofes 
42. the  children  of  Ifrael  made  all  the  work 
40. 1 6. child.oi If.went  outward  in  all  their  jo. 
'.evit.  7.34.  have  taken  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

from  among  the  children  of  Ifrael 

3  6.  to  be  given  them  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

38. commanded  the  child.oi  Ifr.  to  offer  their 

9. 3  .unto  the  children  of  Ifrael  thou  fhalt  fpeak 

,  10  1  [.-.nay  teach  the  chil.  oflfr.all  the  ftatutes 

1 4.facrif.of  peace-offer. of  the  children  of  Ifra. 

1 5.3  i.flparated  the  cbildr.  of  Ifrael  from  their 

1 6.  j.take  of  the  children  of  Ifrael  two  kids 

16  kcaufeofthe  unclean.of  thecMj/.oflfr. 

19. from  the  uncleanneffeof  the  child.oilCi:. 

z  1  .confefs  over  him  the  iniq.of  the  chi.oi  If. 

3  4. make  an  atonement  for  the  children  of  If. 

1 7. 5.  the  chil.oi  Ifrael  may  bring  their  facri  flees 

1  i.I  faid  unto  the  child,  of  Ifra.  No  foule  of 

1 3  .w  hatfoev.man  there  be  of  thcchild.oi Ifr. 

1 4.therfore  I  faid  unto  the  chil.oi If.Yefhal 

20.2.again,thou  (halt  fay  to  the  children  of  Ifra. 

wholb.he  be  of  the  child.oi  Ifr.that  (hall 

ai.  14.  told  it  to  all  thzchildren  of  Ifrael 

zz.  2.  from  the  holy  things  of  the  child.oi  Ifrael 

3  .which  thecfc/ioflfr.hallow  unto  the  Lo. 

1 5  .not  profane  the  holy  things  of  the  ch.oi  I. 

1 8  .fpeak  unto  all  the  chil.  of  Ifr.8c  fay  unto 

3  2.11e  be  hallowed  among  the  child.oi  Ifrael 

2  3.43-thatImade  tht chil.oi If.todwellinbo. 

44.Mofes  declared  to  the  chil.oi Ifr.the  feafts 

24.2.  command  the  child.oi  Ifr.that  they  bring 

8. taken  from  the  children  of  Ifr.  by  an  everl. 

10. went  out  among  the  cfc.ofIfr.&  this  fon 

1  5. fhalt  fpeak  unto  the  children  of  Ifr.fayin<j 

23. Mofes  fpakeunto  the  children  of  Ifrael 

chil.oi  Ifr.did  as  the  L.comanded  Mofes 

25. 2. fpeak  unto  tht  children oi Ifrael 

Chapt.27.1. 

3  3  .their  poffeffion  among  the  children  of  Ifr. 

46  over  yourbreth-the  c/;i/rf.ofIfrae],yefhall 

5  5. unto  me  the  children  of  Ifra.  are  fervants 

26. 4r5.made  between  him  mA  the  children  oi  If. 

27. 34. for  thechildrcn  of  Ifrael  in  mount  Sinai 

Sum.  1. 2. fum  of  all  the  cong.  of  the  child-oi  Ifrael 

45-that  werenumbred  of  thecfc/^raoflfra. 

49.ne.take  the  fum  of  the  amongthec^.ofl. 

5  2. the  chil.oi Ifr.fhall  pitch  their  tents  every 

5  3  .no  wrath  unto  the  cong  of  the  child.oilC. 

^.children  of  If.did  accord.to  all  that  the  L. 

Chapt.  2- 3  4 

2. 2. every  man  of  the  children  of  Ifra. (hall  pitch 

3  z-thofe  which  were  numb. of  the  child.oi  If. 

3  3  .Lev-were  not  num. among  the  child.oilf. 

3 .8  .and  the  charge  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

9  wholly  given  unto  him  out  of  the  chil.oil. 

1 2.open  the  matrice  among  the  chi/dr. of  lit. 

3  8. for  the  charge  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

40.firft-born  of  the  males  of  the  cbil.oilfva. 

41. in  ftead  of  the  firft-bo.amo.the  cfc/.of  If. 

Verfe  4? . 

among  the  cattell  of  the  children  of  Ifr. 

42.  all  the  firft-bo.among  the  children  of  Ifr. 

46\of  the  firfl-born  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

5.2.command  the  child.oi  Ifr.that  they  put  out 

4.  and  the  children  of  Ifrael  did  io 

fo  did  the  children  of  Ifrael 

9.  of  all  the  holy  things  of  the  child.oi  Ifrael 

6. 2 3. on  this  wife  ye  (hall  bleffe  the  cbild.olICr. 

27. put  my  name  upon  the  children  of  Ifrael 
8.6.the  Levites  from  among  thechild.  of  Ifrael 
9-whole  affcmbly  of  the  child,  of  If.together 
lo.the  chil.  of  Ifr.fhall  put  their  hands  upon 
1 1. for  an  offeringof  thtchildren  of  Ifrael 
1 4.Levi tes  from  among  the  children  of  Ifrael 
i6.from  among  the  children  of  I frael 

in  ftead  of  the  firft-bo.of  all  the  chil.oilC. 
17  firft-bom 


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1 7.firlt-born  of  the  children  of  Ifra.are  mine 

i8.for  all  the  fitft-born  of  the  children  of  If. 

io.from  among  the  ete/d  of  Ifr.to  do  the  fer. 

to  make  an  atonem.for  thechild.oi  Ifra. 

be  no  plague  among  the  children  of  Ifr. 

when  the  child.oi Ifr.come  nigh  unto  the 

20.all  the  cong.of  the  chi.oi If.did  to  the  L. 

fo  did  the  children  of  Ifrael  unto  them 

9.2.1et  the  child.oi  Ifrael  alfokeep  the  paffover 
4.Mofes  fpake  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael  that 
7. appointed  feafon  among  the  children  of  If. 
17.  after  that  the  children  of  Ifra.  journeyed 
there  the  childr.  of  Ifr.pitched  their  tents 
18. the  children  of  Ifrael  journeyed 
19-then  the  children  of  Ifrael  kept  the  charge 
22.the  children  of  Ifrael  abode  in  their  tents 

10. 1 2.the  childr. of  Ifrael  took  their  journies 
28.journeyings  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

1  i.jxfeW.of  Ifr.alfo  wept  againe,&  faid,Who 

1  j.2.which  I  give  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
3  .the  men  were  heads  of  the  childr.oi Ifrael 
24-which  thereof  If.cut  down  from  thence 
3  z.wth  they  had  fearched5unto  the  chil.oi  If. 

I4.a.all  the  child.oi Ifr.murmured  againft  Mo. 
5.affembly  of  the  congr.of  the  ffcMra  of  Ifr. 

7  .unto  all  the  company  of  the  child.ol  Ifrael 

1  o.before  all  the  children  of  Ifrael 

2  7. heard  the  murmurings  of  the  child.oilir. 

3  q.told  thefe  fayings  unto  all  the  child.oili. 
1  j.2  5.atonem.forall  the  cong.of  the  chil.oilf. 

26.forgivcn  all  the  congr.of  the  child.oilir. 
»9.for  him  that  is  born  among  the  chil.oi  li. 
3  2.while  the  chil.oi Ifr.were  in  the  wildern. 

i6.2.with  certain  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
3  8.fhalbe  a  figne  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
40.ro  be  a  memoriall  unto  the  child.oi  Ifrael 
41.con2.of  the  child.oili.  murmur.aga.Mof 

17. 6. Mofes  fpake  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
o.brought  rods  unto  all  the  children  of  Ifrael 
1 2.the  'child.oi  Ifr.fpake  urito  Mofes,faying 

i8«5.no  wrath  anymore  upon  the  child.oi  Ifr. 
tf.Levites  from  among  the  children  of  Ifrael 

8  of  all  the  hallowed  things  of  the  chil.oi  If. 
1 1  .with  all  the  wave-off.  of  the  child.oi Ifra- 
ij.which  the  chil.oi  Ifrael  offer  unto  the  L. 
2cand  thine  inher.  among  the  childr.oi  Ifr. 

2  2.neither  muft  the  chil.oi  If.come  nigh  the 
23  .that  among  the  child.oi  Ifr.  they  have  no 

Verfe  24. 
24-tithes  of  thechild.oi If.  which  they  offer 
26\whenyetakeof  the  chil.  of  Ifr.the  tithes 
28\tithes  which  ye  receive  of  the  child.oili. 

3  2  .pollute  the  holy  things  of  the  chil.oi  Ifr. 
,  ig.p.kept  for  the  congr.of  the  children  of  Ifra- 

10.it  fhalbe  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
20. 1  .then  came  the  children  of  Ifrael 

1 2.to  fan&ifie  me  in  the  eies  of  the  chi.oil. 

1 3. becaufe  the  chil.oi Ifr-ftrove  with  the  L. 

ig.the  child.oi Ifr.faid  unto  him,We  will  go 

22.  the  child.oi Ifra.journeyed  from  Kadefh 

24.  which  I  have  given  unto  the  child.oi  lit. 
21.10  .and  the  children  of  Ifrael  fet  forward 

Chapt.22.1. 

22-3.Moab  was  diftrcf.  becaufe  of  the  chi.oilC. 

2y.6.one  oi  the  children  of  Ifr.came  &  brought 

fight  of  all  the  congr.of  the  children  of  If. 

8. plague  was  flayed  from  the  children  of  Ifr. 

1 1. turned  away  my  wrath  from  the  chi.oi  If. 
confumed  not  the  chi.oi If.in  my  jealoufie 

I  3  .made  an  atonement  for  the  child,  of  Ifra. 
a6.2.fum  of  all  the  congr.of  the  childr.oi  Ifra. 

4  and  the  child.oi  Ifra.  which  went  forth  out 

5  i.thefe  were  the  numb.of  the  child.oi  Ifrael 
62.they  were  not  numb.among  the  chi.oi  If. 

no  inher  .given  them  among  therf>i,of  Ifr. 

6  3  .who  numbred  the  chil.oi  If.  in  the  plains 
6"4.when  they  nvim.of  the  ch.oi If.in  the  wil. 

27.8.thou  (halt  fpeak  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 

I I  .be  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael  a  ftatute 

1 2.which  I  have  given  unto  the  childr.oi  Ifr. 
20.cong.of  the  chil.  of  Ifr.may  be  obedient 
2 1. both  he  and  all  the  chil.oi Ifra-with  him 
28.-2.comand  the  children  of  Ifr.  &  fay  to  them 
29. 4o.M0f.told  the  chil.oi If.accord.to  all  that 
30.i.concerningthecfoi/iteofIfrael,faying 
3  i.2.avenge  the  childr.  of  Ifr.of  the  Midianites 


9.  childr.oi  Ifra.  took  all  the  wo.of  Mid.capt. 
1 2.unto  the  cong.of  the  children  of  Ifra.unto 
i6.thefe  caufed  the  chil.oi  Ifr.to  comit  trefp. 
3o.of  the  chil.oi  Ifr.  half,  thou  fhalt  take  one 
4*.of  the  child.oi Ifr.half,wd  Mofes  divided 
47. even  of  the  child.oi  lit.  halfe,Mofes  took 
5  4. for  a  memoriall  for  the  children  of  Ifrael 

3  2.7.wheref.difcour.ye  the  heart  of  thtch.oi I. 
o.they  difcouraged  the  heart  of  the  cfo.of  If. 
i7-go  ready  armed  before  the  children  of  Ifr. 
i8.untill  the  chil.oi Ifr.have  inherited  every 
28.fathers  of  the  tribes  of  the  children  of  Ifr. 

33.1  .the  journies  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

3  .the  child.oi  If.  went  out  with  an  high  hand 
5. the  child.oi  Ifrael  removed  fromRamefes 
38.after  the  chiltLoi  Ifr.were  come  out  of  the 
40.  heard  of  the  coming  of  the  child.oi  Ifrael 
5  1  .fpeak  unto  the  children  of  Ifr.  fay  to  them 

Chapt.3?  10. 

34.2. command  the  children  of  Ifra. fay  to  them 
1 3  .Mofes  commanded  the  children  of  Ifrael 
29.ro  divide  the  inhp-.unto  the  child.oiliti. 

3  5'.2.comand  the  chil.oi  If.  that  they  give  unto 
8  .be  of  the  pofleffion  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
1 5. a  refuge  both  for  the  child.oili.Si  ftrang. 
34.I  the  Lord  dwell  among  the  child,  of  Iff. 

36.1.  the  chiefe  .fathers  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

2.  for  an  inher.by  lot  to  the  children  of  Ifrael 

3  .of  the  other  tribes  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

4.whentheJubileofthe  child  oi Ifra.fhalbe 

5  .Mofes  commanded  the  child.oi  If.  accordi. 

7-inher.of  the  child.oi  Iir.remove  from  tribe 

every  one  of  the  child.oi  If.fhal  keep  himf. 

8. in  any  tribe  of  the  child,  of  Ifr.fhalbe  wife 

that  the  children  of  Ifrael  may  enjoy  every 

9.every  one  of  the  tribes  of  the  chil.oi  If.fhal 

1 3. unto  the  child.oi  Ifr.in  the  plains  of  Mo. 

D£«£.i.3»which  Mofes  fpake  unto  the  child.oilir . 

3.18.  over  armed  before  your  bre.the  chil.oili. 

4  44-which  Mofes  fet  before  the  children  oi  lit. 

4  5;  .which  Mof.fpake  unto  the  chil.oi  If.after 
46.whom  Mofes  &  the  childr. oi  Ifrael  fmote 

10.6.  the  chi.oi If.took  their  journey  from  Be. 
24.7-ftealing  any  of  his  bre.the  children  of  Ifr. 
29.i.to  make  with  the  chil.oi Ifra.in  the  land 
3  i.i9.and  teach  it  the  children  of  Ifrael 

witneffe  for  me  againft  the  cbild.oilfr. 
2  2.and  taught  it  the  children  oi  Ifrael 

2  3. fhalt  bring  the  chil  of  Ifrael  into  the  land 
3  2.8.accord.to  the  numb.of  the  child.oi  Ifrael 

49.which  I  give  unto  thtchil.oi If.for  a  pof. 

5'i.trefp.againft  me  among  the  child.oflfra. 
fancr.me  not  in  the  midft  of  the  child.oili. 

J2.which  I  give  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
3  3.  i.Mofes  the  man  of  G.bleffed  the  chi.oi  If. 
3  4. 8. the  children  of  Ifrael  wept  for  Mofes 

9.  the  children  of  Ifra. hearkened  unto  Jofhua 
fof.i  .2.give  to  them,even  to  the  children  of  Ifrael 

2. 2. came  men  in  hith.to  night,of  the  chi.oi  If. 

3. 1. came  to  Jord.he  and  all  the  child.oi  Ifrael 
o.Jofhua  faid  unto  the  chi.oi Ifr.Come  hith. 

44.whom  he  had  prepared  oifhe-ckild.  of  Ifra. 
5. number  of  the  tribes  of  the  children  of  Ifra. 
Verfe  8. 
7.for  a  rrsemor.unto  the  childr.ollir.  for  ever 
8. the  child.oi Ifr.didfo  as  Jofh.commandcd 
1 2.armed  before  the  children  of  Ifrael 
2 1. he  fpake  unto  the  children  of  Ifra.faying 

J.i.waters  of  Jord.frorn  before  the  child,  of  If. 
becaufe  of  the  children  oi  Ifrael 
2.circumcife  again  the  children  oi  Ifrael 

3  .and  circumcifed  the  children  of  Ifrael 
6.the  cfe/.of  If.walked  40. years  in  the  wild. 

10.  the  children  of  Ifrael  encamped  in  Gilgal 
1 2  .nor  had  the  child.oili.  Manna  any  more 

6. 1  Jericho  fhut  up,becaufe  of  the  child.oi  Ifra. 

y.  1. chi.oi lir. committed  a  trefpafs  in  the  accur. 

was  kindled  againft  the  children  of  Ifrael 

1 2. therefore  the  child.oi  Ifr.could  not  ftand 

23«&  brought  them  unto  all  the  childoilit. 

8. 3 1  .as  Mcfes  commanded  the  children  oi  Ifra. 
3  2.  wrote  in  the  prefence  of  the  childr.  of  Ifr. 
9.  I7.and  the  children  of  Ifrael  journeyed 

1 8.the  child.oi  If.fmote  them  not  becaufe  of 
2 1. them  out  of  the  hand  of  the  child,  of  Ifr, 

1c4.it  hath  made  peace  with  the  child-oilita. 


1 1. whom  the  child.oi If.flew  with  the  fword 

1 2.delivered  up  the  Amor.before  the  ch.oi  I. 

20.the  chil.oi  If  had  made  an  end  of  flaying 

2 1  .his  tongue  againft  any  of  the  child.oilit. 
1 1.  i4.the  children  of  Ifrael  took  for  a  prey 

1  p.that  made  peace  with  the  child.oi  Ifr.fave 

22.1eft  in  the  land  oithechildren of  Ifrael 
i2.i.which  the  children  of  Ifrael  fmote 

6.did  the  child.oi  Ifra.fmite,  &  Mofes  gave 

7.Jofh.&  the  chi.oi  If.fmote  on  this  fide  jor. 
1 3 .6\drive  out  from  before  the  children  of  Ifra. 

i$.child.  of  Ifra.expelled  not  the  Gefhurites 

14.  i.coun.wcbthe<*i/y.ofIf.  inher.in  the  land 

fat.  of  the  tribes  of  the  child.oi  Ifra.diftrib. 

5.  fo  the  children  of  Ifrael  did,&  they  divid. 

10. while  the  children  of  Ifra.wandred  in  the 
•17.13  .when  the  chil.oi  Ifr.  were  waxen  ftrong 
1 8.1  .congr.of  the  child.oi Ifra.affembled  toge. 

2.  remained  among  the  child.oilirz.  7.tribej 

j.Jofh.faid  unto  the  childr.  of  Ifr.  How  long 

io.diuided  the  land  unto  the  children  of  Ifra. 
19.49.the  child,  of  Ifr.gave  an  inher.to  Jofhua 

5  i.hcadsof  thefat.of  the  trib.of  thed>.ofI. 
20.9.cities  appointed  for  all  the  children  of  Ifr. 
2 1 . 1. heads  of  the  fat.of  the  trib.of  the  chi.oi  I. 

3  .the  child.oi  If  gave  unto  the  Levites  out  of 

8. the  chi.oi  If.gave  by  lot  unto  the  Lev.tbefe 

4 1. within  the  poffeffion  of  the  childr.oi  lit. 
22.9.and  departed  from  the  children  oi  Ifrael 

1  1. child.oi If.heardfay,Behold,the  child.of 
at  the  paffage  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

I2.when  the  chil.oi If.heard of  it,the  whole 
cong.of  the  chil.oi  If.gathered  themf.tog. 

1  ^.children  of  Ifr.  fent  unto  the  chil.of  Reu. 

3 1  .now  ye  have  deli  v.  the  chiltLoi  Ifr.out  of 

3  a.to  the  ch.oi If.&  brought  them  word.ag. 

5  3. the  thing  pleafed  the  children  of  Ifrael 

and  the  children  of  Ifrael  blefled  God 

24. 3  2.which  thecbild.  oi  Ifr.brought  up  out  of 

Judg.  1 . 1  .the  child.oi Ifrael  asked  the  Lord,faying 

2.4.fpake  thefe  words  unto  all  the  children  of  If. 

6. the  child.oi  Ifr.  went  every  man  to  his  inhe. 

1  i.child.oi Ifr.did  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  L. 
3<2.gen.of  the  child.oi  If.  might  know  to  teach 

j.the  child.oi  Ifra.dwelt  among  the  Canaan. 

7. child.oi  Ifra.did  evill  in  the'fight  of  the  L. 
Chapt.6\i. 

8.cfe/rf.ofIf.fervedCufhan-Riihath.8.yeares 

^.child.oi Ifrael  cried  unto  the  L.and  the  L. 
a  deliverer  to  the  children  oi  Ifrael 

1  i.chil.oi  Ifra.did  evill  again  in  the  fight  of 
Chap«4.i.&  10.6.&  1 3. 1. 

1  ^.the  childr.oi  Ifrael  ferved  Eglon  18. years 

I  j.when  the  chil.oi Ifra.cried  unto  the  Lord 

by  him  the  chil.oi  Ifra.fent  a  prefent  unto 
27.  the  children  of  Ifr.went  downe  with  him 
4. 3.  the  children  of  Ifrael  cried  unto  the  Lord 

Chapt.6-6.&  10.  to. 

Jabin  mightily  oppreffed  the  child.oi  Ifr. 

J. the  chil.oi If-came  up  to  her  for  judgment 

23.fubdned  Jabin  before  the  children  of  Ifra. 

24.  the  hand  of  the  childr.  of  Ifrael  profpered 

6.z.chil.oi  If.made  them  the  dens  which  are  in 

7  when  the  child.oi  Ifrael  cried  unto  the  Lo. 

8. fent  a  prophet  unto  the  children  oi  Ifrael 

8.28.Midian  fubdued  before  the  chiltLoi  Ifrael 

3  3  .that  the  children  of  Ifrael  turned  again 

3  4.  child.oi  Ifr.rememb.not  the  L.their  God 

1 0.8  .they  vexed  &  oppreffed  the  children  of  Ifr. 

all  thechil.ol  If  that  were  on  the  other  fide 

I I  .Lord  faid  unto  the  child  of  If.Did  not  I 
1  5.  childr.oi  Ifr.faid  unto  the  L.We  have  fin. 
17. child.oi  Ifrael  affembled  themfelvs  toge. 

1 1 .27.judge  this  day  between  the  children  oi  If. 
33. were  fubdued  before  the  children  oi  Ifrael 

I9.12.that  is  not  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
3  o.from  the  day  that  the  children  oi  Ifr.  came 

20. 1  .then  all  the  children  of  Ifr.went  out,  &  the 
3  .heard  that  the  children  of  Ifr-  were  gone  up 
then  faid  thechild.oi Ifr.Tell  us  who  was 
7.behold,ye  are  all  childr.oi Ifrael,give  here 
13  .voice  of  their  breth.the  children  oi  Ifrael 
1 4.out  to  battell  againft  the  children  oi  Ifrael 

1  %jchild.oi Ifra.arofe,&  went  up  to  the  houfe 
ip.chi/d.oili.roie  up  in  the  morn.&  encam. 

2  3. child.oi  Ifr.went  up  &  wept  before  the  L. 
2 4. children  t\ 


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24. children  of  Ifra.came  neer  aga.the  chil.of 

2  <  deftroied  down  to  the  gro.of  the  cb.oi  II. 
z^then  ail  the  children  of  Ifr.came  unto  the 
27  .the  children  of  Ifrael  enquired  of  the  Lord 
Voifoj.oflf.went  up  againft  the  chil.of  Ben. 
,  z.child.ol  Ifr.faid5Let  us ;  flee,&  draw  them 
1<  child.oi Ifdeftroyed  of  theBen.that  day 

a  i  V.the  chi.oi If.faid,Who  is  there  among  all 

6  the  child.oi If.  repented  them  for  Benjam. 

i8.the^-of  Il-havefwornj  faying,  Curfed 

a4.'the^i/.of  If.departed  thence  at  that  time 

i  Sam  1.28.offer.made  by  fits  of  the  child.oi  Ifra. 

7  4  then  the  cfe/^.of  Ifr.did  put  away  Baalim 

'  6  Samuel  judged  the  rffcW.of  Iff.  in  Mizpeh 

7.Phil.heard  that;thecfe/rf.ofIf.were  gather. 

chil.of  Ifr.heard  itjthey  were  afraid  of  the 

8  Md.ol Ifr.faid  to  Samuel  ,Ccafe  not  to  cry 

a  2.  .not  among  the  chil.oi  If.  a  goodlier  perfon 

io.  18 .(aid  unto  xhtchild.  of  Ifr.Thus  faith  the 

iIw8.thecte/rftt?Bof  Ifrael  were  300000.       _ 

14  t8.Ark  was  at  that  time  with  the  cfe/.of  If. 

1 5  6.ve  fhewed  kindnefs  to  all  the  child,  of  Ifr. 
i7.T  5.  <M.of  If.veturned  from  chafing  the  Ph. 

2  S<2»;.7.iS.thatI  have  bro.up  the  child.oi  If.  out  of 

7.wherin  I  have  walked  with  all  the  ch.oll. 

21.1.  Gibeonites  were  not  of  the  children  of  If. 

the  children  of  Ifrael  had  fworn  unto  them 

1  J^w.^.i.after  the  childr.oi Ifra.were  come  out  of 

1 3.  He  dwell  among  the  children  of  Ifrael 

8. 1. chief  of  the  fath.of  the  chi.oi  If.  unto  king 

'  9.made  a  covenant  with  the  chil.oi  Ifr.when 

6  3. king  8c  all  the  child.oi Ifr.dedicated  the 

o.zo.which  were  not  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

2 1  .whom  the  children  of  Ifrael  were  not  able 

22.  of  the  child.of  Ifr.did  Solomon  make  no 

1  i.2.which  the  L.faidunto  the  child.oi Ifra.Ye 

1 1.  i7.as  for  the  child,  of  Ifrael  which  dwelt  in 

24.agaihft  your  brethren  the  children  of  Ifra. 

3 3  .ordained  a  f eaft  unto  the  children  of  Ifra. 

1 4.24.which  the  L.caft  out  before  the  ch.oi  If. 

zfyngs  si. 2. 

18.20.fo  Ahab  fent  to  all  the  children  of  Ifrael 

19. 10. the  childr.oi Ifr.have  forfaken  thy  coven. 

I4«becaufe  the  child.oi  lit.  have  forfaken  thy 

20.  x  J  .after  them  he  numbred  the  child.olllt. 

27.the  children  of  Ifrael  were  numbred 

child.oi  Ifr.pitched  before  them  like  two 

19.ch1l.oi Ifr.flew  ofthe  Syr.ioooo'o.footm. 

a i.i6.the  Lord  caft  out  before  the  childr.oilit. 

zKjngsi6.2.Sc  17.8. 

2  Kjn.8. 1  i.evil  that  thou  wilt  do  to  the  chil.oi  If. 

1  j .  5  .the  children  of  Ifrael  dwelt  in  their  tents 
17.7 .that  the  children  of  Ifra.had  finned  again 

9.thecb.ofIf.didfecretly  thofe  things  which 
2  z.chil.oi  Ifr.walked  iri  all  the  fins  of  Jerob. 
24.n1  Head  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
i8.4.unto  thofe  daies  the  childr.oilit.  did  burn 

2  i.9.deftroyed  before  the  children  of  Ifrael 

1  Chro.6.64.  child.oi Ifr.gave  to  the  Lev.thefe  cit. 
27.  i.now  the  children  of  Ifr.  after  their  number 

2  Chr.f.i.  chief  of  the  fath.of  the  child  olli.unto 
io. made  a  coven,  with  the  child.oi  lit.  when 

6. 1 1  .that  he  made  with  the  children  of  Ifrael 
7  j.when  all  the  child.oi Ifivfaw  how  the  fire 
8.2.caufe  the  children  of  Ifrael  todwell  there 
8. whom  the  children  of  Ifrael  confumed  not 
g.child.  of  Ifra.  did  Sol.make  no  fervants  for 
io.i7.asforthecfoMra  of  If.that  dwelt  in  the 
1 S. child.of  Ifr.  ftoned  him  with  ftones,that 
1 2 .1 2.O  child.oi Ifr.fight  ye  not  aga.the  L.G. 
1 6. the  children  of  Ifrael  fled  before  Judah 
1 8  thus  the  child  of  Ifra.were  brought  under 
28.  j.  Lord  had  caft  out  before  the  chil.oi  Ifra. 
8  .children  of  Ifr.carried  away  captive  of  their 

3  o.6.ye  children  of  Ifrael  turn  again  unto  the  L. 
2 1  .the childr.oi Ifraelthat were  prefent kept 

Chapt.35.17. 

3 1. 1. then  all  the  children  of  Ifr.  returned,every 
S  .child.oi Ifra.brought  in  abundan.the  firft 
6.  concerning  the  child,  of  If.and  Judah  that 

33.2.had  caft  out  before  the  children  of  Ifrael 
9.Lord  had  deftroied  before  the  childr.oi  Ifr. 

3  4.3  3  .countries  that  pertained  to  the  chil.of  If. 
E^a  3.  i.&  the  children  of  Ifrael  were  in  the  cities 

6.\6.child.ol  Ifr.kept  the  dedication  of  this  ho. 
2 1.  the  chil.oi  Ifrael  which  were  come  again 


CHI      CHI 

7. 7. went  up  fome  ofthe  childj-en  of  Ifrael 
Neh.  1. 6. for  the  children  of  Ifrael  thy  fervants 

conftffe  the  fins  ofthe  children  of  Ifrael 
2.io.to  feek  the  welfare  ofthe  children  of  Ifra. 
7.73  !the  children  of  Ifrael  were  in  their  cities 
8. 1 4. that  the  chil.oi li-  fhould  dwell  in  booths 

1 7  had  not  the  children  of  Ifrael  done  fo 
9.  l.the  child.oi Ifr.wereaffembled  with  falling 
10.39.the  child.oi  Ifr.fhal  bring  the  offering  of 
1 3.i.becaufethey  met  not  the  child.oi  lit.  with 
Pfal.  10  2. 7. his  afts  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 

148. 14-even  ofthe  child.oi  Ifrael,a  people  necr 

7/^.17. 3. they  fhalbe  as  the  glory  of  thechild.olll. 

9.becaufe  ofthe  child.oi  Ifr.and  there  fhalbe 

27. 1 2.be  gathered  one  by  one,0  ye  chil.oi  Ifr. 

3  1 .6. from  whom  the  childr.oi  Ifr.have  revolted 

66. 20.as  the  child.oi  Ifrael  bring  an  offering  in 

Jer.2,.zi.znd  ^applications  ofthe  children  or lira. 

16.14. tnac  brought  up  thecbi/d.ol Ifrael  out  of 

Chapt.2  3-7. 

1  j  .the  cfc/.of  If.from  the  land  ofthe  North 

2  z.20.cbildr.olIit.Sc  child.of  Judah  have  only 

child.oi  Ifr.have  only  provoked  me  to  ang. 

3  2.becaufe  of  all  the  evil  of  the  childr.oi  Ifr. 

jo.4.the  childr  of  Ifrael  fhall  comea  they  &  the 

3  3  .chil.oi  lit. Si  child.of  Judah  were  oppref. 

£^•2.3.1  fent  thee  to  the  children  of  Ifrael 

4. 1 3  .even  thus  fhall  the  children  of  Ifr.eat  their 

^.j.deadcarcaffes  ofthe  childr.oi  Ifrael  before 

3  j.  5. haft  fhed  thebloud  of  the  child.oi  Ifrael 

3  7. 16.  write  on  it,ForJudah,&  for  the  ch.oili. 

2 1  .He  take  the  children  of  Ifra.from  among 

43.7.I  will  dwell  in  the  midft  of  the  chi.oi  If. 

44.9-of  any  ftrang.that  is  among  the  cbil.  of  If. 

1 5. when  the  chil.oi  Ifr. went  aftray  from  me 

47.22.born  in  the  country  among  the  chi.oill. 

48. 1  i.went  not  aftray  when  thechi.ol If.went 

Dan.  1 . 3  .fhould  bring  certain  of  the  children  of  Ifr. 

Hef.i.  lo.numb.ofthe  d^.oflf.fhalbe  as  the  fand 

1 1.  &  the  cfcW.ofIfra.be  gathered  together 

3 . 1  .love  of  the  Lord  toward  the  children  of  Ifr. 

4.  child.oi  Ifr.fhal  abide  many  daies  without 

<f. children  of  Ifrael  return,and  feek  the  Lord 

4. 1  .hear  the  word  of  the  L.ye  children  of  Ifrael 

Joel  2 .  i6.and  the  ftrength  ofthe  children  of  Ifrael 

Amo.z.i  i.isitnot  even  thus,C»  ye  childr.oi  Ifrael 

3.1  .fpoken  againft  you,0  ye  children  of  Ifrael 

1  i.fo  fhall  the  children  of  Ifrael  be  taken 
4. y. this  liketh  you,0  ye  children  of  Ifrael 
9. 7. as  child.of  Ethiop.unto  me,0  child-ollltz. 
OW.20.cap.of  this  hoft  ofthe  children  of  Ifr.fhall 
Mic.% .  3  .fhall  return  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
Mat.  27.9.whom  they  of  the  child.olllt.  did  value 
Luk-i  ■  i6.many  ofthe  children  of  Ifr.fhall  he  turn 
Acl.^.z\.3.nA  all  the  Senate  ofthe  cfoiW.oflfrael 
7.23.10  vifit  hisbrethren  the  children  of  Ifrael 

37-that  Mofes  which  faid  to  the  child,  of  Ifr. 

9. 1 5. before  thekings,and  children  of  Ifrael 

10.36.word  which  God  fent  unto  the  cb.of  If. 

Ro»z.9.27.though  the  numb.of  the  chil.oi  Ifr.be  as 

2  Ccrr. 2.7X0  that  the  chil.oi  If.  could  not  ftedfaft. 

1  3  .chil.oi  If.could  not  ftedfaftly  look  to  the 
Heb.  1 1 . 2  2.mention  of  the  depar.  of  the  chil.oi  If. 
Rev.z.  14.5  ftumbling-block  before  the  chil.oi  lit. 

7.4.of  all  the  tribes  ofthe  children  of  Ifrael 
2i.i2.names  ofthe  i2.trib.  ofthe  child,  of  Ifr. 
€.hi\Xiitn  of  Judah. 
Num.  i.z6.ol  the  child.oi  Judah  by  their  generati. 
2.3.Nahfhon  fhalbe  cap.of  the  childr.  of  Judah 
10.14.  went  the  ftandard  of  the  children  of  Jud. 
Jof.  14. 6. child. of  Judah  came  to  Jofhua  in  Gilgal 
1 5. 1. lot  of  the  tribe  ofthe  children  of  Judah 
1 2.this  is  the  coaft  of  the  children  of  Judah 
1 3.he  gave  a  part  among  the  child.oi  Judah 
20.inherit.0f  the  tribe  of  the  child.oi  Judah 

2  i.uttermoft  cit.of  the  tri.of  the  child.oi Ju. 
63  .the  child.oi Jud.could  not  drive  them  out 

Jebufites  dwell  with  the  child.oi  Judah 

18.1 1  .came  forth  between  the  childr-  of  Jud.& 

i4.a  city  of  the  children  ol  Jud. this  was  the 

19. 1.  within  the  inher.of  the  children  of  Judah 

9.0m  of  the  por.  ofthe  children  of  Judah  was 

part  of  the  chil.oi  Judah  was  too  much  for 

2 1. 9. gave  out  ofthe  tribe  ofthe  children  of  Ju. 

JWg.  1.8.  child.oi  Judah  had  fought  againft  Jeruf. 

9.afterward  the  children  of  J  ud.  went  downe 

___  CL 


CHI       CHI 

1 6. with  the  child.oi  J udab  into  the  wildern. 

zSa.i.  1 8. teach  the  cbi  of  Jud. the  ufe  ofthe  bow 

*  1. 2. in  his  zeal  to  the  chil.oi  Ifrael  and  Judah 

1  Cbro.  2. 10. prince  ofthe  children  of  Judah 
4.27.multitude,liketo  the  children  of  Judah 
6.65  .gave  by  lot  out  of  the  tribe  of  the  cb.olja, 
9.3  .in  Jerufalem  dwelt  the  children  of  Judah 

1 2. 24.the  chi.oi  Jud.  that  bare  fhield  and  fpear 

2  Chro.i  3.1 8. and  the  children  of  Judah  prevailed 

2  j.  1 2.did  the  children  of  Judah  carry  away 
28. 10. to  keep  under  the  child.oi Jud.for  bond. 

3  1. 6. concerning  the  child,  of  Judah  that  dwelt 
Neh.  1 1 .4.1c  Jeruf.dwelt  certain  ofthe  chil.oi  Ju. 

2  $  .fome  of  the  children  of  Jud.  dwelt  at  Kir. 
13.1 6.fold  on  the  fab.day  to  the  child.oi  Judah 

Jer.7.2  o. child.oi  Judah  have  done  evill  in  my 
3  2. 30. child. of  llt.and childr.oi Jud-have  only 

3  2.ofall  the  evill  ol  the  children  of  Judah 
Dan.  i.6.among  thefe  were  ofthe  child.oi  Ju.Dan. 

6. 1 3. of  the  captivity  ofthe  children  of  Judah 
Hof.  1. 1 1. then  fhal  the  chil.oi  Jud.be  gath.togeth. 
Joel  2.6.children  of  Jud. have  ye  fold  unto  the  Gre. 

8.daughc.imo  the  hand  ofthe  children  of  Ju. 

19-for  the  violence  againft  the  childr.oi  jud. 
Obad.  1 2. have  rejoyced  over  the  children  of  Judah 

ChtlUjen  of 'light. 

Lr^.i6.S.3ite  wifer  then  the  children  of  light 
John  12.3  6.that  ye  may  be  the  children  of  light 
Ephcf.^  .8. walk  as  the  children  of  light 

1  Tbeff  .5. ye  ate  the  children  of  light 

Little  CrjflDjen- 
Num.i  6. 27. their  little  children  ftood  in  the  doore 

2  ^KZ.2.23.  came  forth  little  child.out  ofthe  city 
Eftb.  3 . 1 3  .to  deftroy  little  children  and  women, 
£^.9.6.flay  utterly  little  children  and  women 
Mat.  1 8.3  .and  become  as  little  children 

19,1 3. brought  unto  him  little  children 
i4,fufter  little  children,lotbid  them  not 

,  Mar.io.i^.&Luke  18.6. 

John  1 3. 3  3  .little  child.yet  a  little  am  I  with  you 
Gal.4. 19,  my  little  child.oi  whom  I  travel  in  birth) 
1  John  2.  i.my  little  cbild.theie  things  I  write  to   1 
1 2,1  write  unto  you  little  children.    Ver.  13. 
1 8.1htle  children,  it  is  the  Lift  time 
28.now,lktkcfoiW(e?z,abide  in  him 
3 .7  .little  children^et  no  man  deceive  you 

i8.my  little  cbildren,\et  us  not  love  in  word 
4-4.ye  are  of  God,little  children 
5.21  .little  children,  keep  your  felves  from  idols 
Qtyltytnofmen. 
Gen.n.^.towet  which  the ch'ildrenol men  built 
1  Sa.z6.19.il  they  he  child.oi  men3curfedbe  they 
z  Sam.  7 . 1 4.with  the  ftripes  of  th  e  children  of  men 
1  I^'8'39.knoweft  the  hearts  of  all  the  ch.ol  me 
z  Cbron.6- 20. 
Pfal.  1 1 .4.his  eye-lids  try  the  children  of  men 
i2.i.faile  from  among  thecbildren  of  men 
1 4. 2.from  heaven  upon  the  children  of  men 

Vfd.n.z. 
z  1 . 1  o. feed  from  among  the  children  of  men 
36.7.therfore  the  children  of  men  put  their  truft 
4? .  i.fairer  then  the  children  of  men 
66. 5.  in  his  doingtoward  the  children  of  men 
90.3.fayeftjReturnyecte/i!fa'?2  of  men 
1 07. 8.  his  wonderful  works  to  the  child.oi  men 
Verf.i  5,21,3  1. 
1 1 5.i6.earth  hath  he  given  to  the  child.oi men 
Pro.  j  f.i  1. more  then  the  hearts  of  the  chi.oi  men 
Lam.->.2  3  .nor  grieve  the  children  of  men 
E^>\.  3  1 . 1 4-in  the  midft  of  the  children  of  men  , 
D<J«.2.38.wherefoevtrthecfcW.  of  men  dwell,the 

Men  (Etyltyeri, 
Exod.  1.  i7.but  faved  the  men-children  alive 

Verfe  1 8. 

3  4. 2  3  .all  your  men-child,  appear  before  the  L. 

J  of.  1 7. 2. thefe  were  the  male  children  of  ManafTeh 

Men,  women,  ChtiQjen. 
E>£«f.3.6.deftroying  the  men,  women,and  children 

3  1.1 2.pcopletogether,men,women,cfc/^c» 
1  5«.i2.i9.edgeof  thcfword,bothmen,wom.cfr. 
Erqa  10. 1  .great  congreg.of  mcn,women,cfc/^«» 
JW^o^.comitted  unto  him  rBen,women  &  cbil. 
41. 16. then  tookjohanan  n\en,^on\en,childrcn 
43.6.even  men,women,and  children,  and  the 
Mat.14.z1.  f  ooo.meHjbefide  women  &  children 
Chapt.rf.38. 
_  My  CWHszen 


C  HI       CHI 

My  ChflDien. 

GfW.30.26.my  wives,  my  thildrenfot  who  I  have 
3  1.4  j  .thefe  children  are  my  children 
42.36.rhe  ye  hive  bereaved  of  my  children 
4j.i4.iflbe  bereaved  of  my  children 

Exod- 1  j .  1 5  .firft-born  of  my  children  I  redeem 
2 1 .5.1  love  my  matter  ,my  wife,my  children 

1  K1n.2c7.he  fent  unto  me  for  my  children 
fob  19. 5. when  my  children  were  about  me 
1/4.49.2 1. feeing  I  have  loft  my  children 
fer.  10.20.my  children  are  gone  forth  of  me 
Lam.  1 .1 6.my  children  arc  defolate 

E^k-  1 6.z  1  .that  thou  haft  {lain  my  children 
Lu\.  1 1. 7- my  children  are  with  me  in  bed 

2  Cor.  6. 1  j .  I  fpeak  as  unto  my  children 

3  John  4.that  my  children  walk  in  truth 

No  Cr)lltyen« 
Gf».i6.  i.Sarai  Abrams  wife  bare  him  no  children 
j  o.  1  .Rachel  faw  that  fhe  bare  Jacob  no  children 
Num.*.. 4'Znd  they  had  no  children 
1  Sam.i.z.hut  Hannah  had  no  children 
1  Cfo-o.24.2.Nadab,  Abihu  had  no  children 
Mat.  2  2.24.if  any  man  die,  having  no  children 

Marine  12.19. 
Lnk-to-i  1. they  left  no  children,inA  died 

Our  ChtlD?en. 
Gen.7  i.i6.that  is  ours,  and  our  children 
Exod.  1 7 . 3  .to  kill  us  and  our  children  fie  our  cattell 
Num.14. 1  •tnat  our  chtlcl>'cn  lh°uld  he  a  prey  • 
DfKt.29.29.they  belong  to  our  children  for  ever 
Jro/:22.24.your  children  might  fpeak  to  our  child. 
2  5  .your  children  make  our  child.to  ceafe  fro 
27  .may  not  fay  to  our  child,  in  time  to  come 
Neb.  5 .  5 .  our  children  as  their  children 
Afof.27,25  .bloud  be  upon  us  and  on  our  children 

<E\)iV)tmofpromiJe. 
Kom.g.%  .children  of  promife  are  counted  for  feed 
Gd/.4.28.wearethecteM>*»ofpromife 

Strange  Ct)tltyetl. , 
PfaL  1 44.7-and  from  the  hand  of  ftrange  children 

Verfe  1 1 . 
Hof.  5.7. they  have  begotten  ftrange  children 

Their  Chilian. 
Gen.i  i.4j.what  can  I  do  to  their  children 

3  j.2.put  the  hand-maids  &  their  cfcz/.foremoft 
6. hand-maids  came  neer,  they  &  their  child. 
Dent. 4. 1  o.that  they  may  teach  their  children 
5 .29.might  go  well  with  their  children  for  ever 
3 1 . 1 3  .that  their  children  may  learne  to  f  eare 
fof.  5 . 7  .their  children  Joftiua  circumafed 

1  ^MZ^i.oftheircfe/d.did  Solo.levie  a  tribute 

2  Km.8.i2.for  thou  wilt  dam  their:  children 

1 7. 3  i.burnt  their  children  in  the  fire 
4 1  .their  children  ferved  graven  images 

1  Cfc'.6.3  3.thefeare  they  that  waited  wth  their  chi. 
'  9.2  3  .their  child. hid  the  overfight  of  the  gates 

2  Chr  8.8.  their  child.did  Solo.roake  to  pay  tribute 

20. 1 3  .before  the  L.wth  their  wives  &  their  chi. 

2  5 .4-he  flew  not  their  children 

Nek9. 2  3.  their  c^.multipliedft  thou  as  the  ftars 
1 3.24.their  child,  fpake  half  the  fpeech  of  Afh. 
fob  2 1  •  1 1  .and  their  children  dance 

24.5  .'wildernes  yeeldeth  food  for  their  children 
P/d/.78.4.fhall  not  hide  them  from  their  children 
5  .(hall  make  them  knowne  to  their  children 
6.and  fliall  declare  them  to  their  children 
go.  1  tf.thy  glory  appeare  unto  their  children 
1  3  2. 1 2-their  children  fhall  lit  upon  thy  throne 
lfa.  1 3 .  i6.their children fhalbe  daftied  in  pieces 
jcr.i7.2°and  their  children  remember  theiraltars 
i8.2i.deliveruptheircfcW>'f»to  famine 

wives  be  bereaved  of  their  children 
30. 20.their  children  flialbe  as  afore-time 

3  2. 1 S .into  the bofom  of  their  child-ahet  them 
I  ,9.f0rthee,oodoftheirffeW^»afterthem 

47 .3  .(hall  not  look  back  to  their  children 
L<W?.4.io.pitif.women  havefodden  their  own*. 
E\e\.\6  45.  wch  loathed  their  husb.&  their  child. 

20. 1 8 .1  faid  unto  their  child.in  the  wild.Walk 

2  3 . 3  9-hnve  flaine  their  children  to  Idols 

3  7 .2  5  .their  cfci/rfra  fhall  dwell  therein 
Dan.6  z4-they  caft  their  chil.into  the  den  of  lions 

i  Bof.o. 1 2.though  they  bring  up  their  chil.yet  wil  I 
feel  1 . 3  .and  your  children  fhall  tell  their  children 
Mic.z.g.hom  theirffo/.have  ye  tak-away  myglo. 
Zcch.  10.7  .and  their  children  fhall  fee  it 


CHI       CHI 

9.  and  theyfhall  live  with  their  children     \ 
Mat.  17.25  .take  cuftome  or  trib.of  their  own  cbil. 
AcJ.12.2. 2. &  fulfill  the  fame  unto  us  their  childr. 

21.21  -ought  not  to  circumcife  their  children 
1  Tim.  3.12.  ruling  their  cbild.vte[\  &  their  houfes 
Tit.  2. 4. to  love  their  husbands,to  love  their  childr. 

Thy  Ctoiltyett. 
Gfw.45.10.thou  thy  cbild.znd  thy  childrens child. 
Exo.  13.13  .firft-b.of  man  amo.thy  cfcii.fhalt  thou 
Deut .4. 40. go  well  with  thy  children  after  thee 

Chapt.12. 2^,28. 
6.7.teach  them  diligently  unto  thy  children 
3o.2.thou  and  thy  children  with  all  thine  heart 
fofli.  1 4.9.fhall  be  thy  childrens  for  ever 
1  Sam.  1 6 . 1 1 .  are  here  all  thy  children 

1  Kjn.z.^.if  thy  childrentakt  heed  to  their  way 

8.25.that  thy  children  take  heed  to  their  way 

iChron.6.i6. 
20. 3  .thy  w  ives  and  thy  children  are  mine 
5. deliver  me  thy  wives  and  thy  children 

2  J^«.4.7.1ive  thou  and  thy  children  of  the  reft 

10.30.thycfeW.of  the  4tb.gener.fhal  (it  on  the 

2  Cfoo.2i.14.  will  fmite  thy  people,&  thy  children 

fob  S.4.  if  thy  children  have  finned  againft  him 

P/a/.45. 16.  in  dead  of  thy  fath.fhalbe  thy  children 

73.1 5. offend  againft  the  generat.of  thy  children 

128.3  .thy children  like  olive  plants  round  about 

6.yea>thou  (halt  fee  thy  childrens  children 
1 3  2. 1 2. if  thy  children  will  keep  my  covenant 
147.1 3. he  hathbleffed  thy  children  within  thee 
J/rf.49.  17. thy  children  (hall  make  hafte 
2  5. and  I  will  fave  thy  children 
54.1  3. all  thy  children  (halbe  taught  of  rheLord 
great  fhalbe  the  peace  of  thy  children  \ 
fer.  ^.7. thy  children  have  forfaken  m e 

3  1 . 1 7.that  thy  cte/.(hould  come  again  to  their 
38.23  .bring  thy  children  to  the  Cal deans 
£^fij\  1 6. 3  6.  the  bloud  of  thy  child.  wc '  thou  didft 
H«/^4.6.Ile  alfo  forget  thy  children 
Afitf.2  3.27.would  I  have  gath.thy  child.togtthzt 

Luke  13.34. 
tub.  19.44.and  lay  even  thy  children  within  thee 
2  foh.q.thax  I  found  of  thy  cfeW.walkingin  truth 

tour  Cbtluien. 
Exod.  1 2. 26.when  your  children  (hall  fay  unto  you 

22-24. your  children  fhalbe  fatherlefle 
Levit.z1)  .46.take  them  as  an  inheri-for  youtch'ildr. 

26.22.whkh  (hall  rob  you  of  your  children 
Num.  14-33-  your  children  (hal  wander  in  the  wild. 
De ut.  1 . 3  9-your  children  fhall  go  in  thither 
1 1 .2.1  fpeak  not  with  your  children 
lg.ye  fhall  teach  them  your  children 
2  i.daies  of  your  children  may  be  multiplied 
29.22.fo  that  the  gener.to  come  of  your  child,: 
3  2.46.command  your  children  to  obferve  to  do 
fof^fi.thzt  when  your  children  aske  their  fathers 

Verfe  21. 

2 2. then  ye  fhall  let  your  children  know 

22.24.your  cfei&f.might  fpeak  unto  our  childr. 

2  5  yourcfe/.make  our  child.ceafe  from  fear. 

2  7.  your  children  may  not  fay  to  our  children 

1  Kin.  g.6.  you  or  your  ch.8c  wil  not  keep  my  com. 

1  Cfo'o.28.8.1eave  it  for  an  inher.for  your  children 

Ezjag.iz. 

2  Cfo\3o.9.your  cbil.fhal  find  compaf.before  them 
Pfal.  115.14.  Lord  increafe  you  and  your  children 
fer. 1.70. in  vain  havelfmitten  your  children 
foel  r .  3  .let  your  children  tell  their  children 
Matth.7.1  1  .to  give  good  gifts  unto  your  children 

Luke  1 1. 13. 
12.27  .by  whom  do  your  children  caft  them  out 
Lu\.  23.28  .but  w  eep  for  yoat[children 
.^£7.2.39. promifeisuntoyou  &  to  your  children 
Epfo.6.4.provoke  not  your  chil.to  wrath.|]Co/.3.2 1 . 

To«»gCt)iHJicn. 
fob  ig.i  8. yea,  young  children  AeCpiCed  me 
Lam-^.^.the  young  children  aske  bread 
Nah.  3.1  o. her  young  chil.sKo  were  dafhed  in  piec. 
Mar.  1 0.1 3  .they  brought  young  chi.to  him,that  he 
AH. 7.  19.(0  that  they  caft  out  their  young  children 

CbtNab,  called  ©antel. 
2  Sa.2 .3. and  his  fecond  fon  Chihab  of  Abigail 
1  Cfoo.3. 1. the  fecond  Danieloi  Abigail  theCarm. 

Chilton, 
Ruth  i.2.name  of  his  two  fons,Mahlon  &  ChUkn 
5.Mahlon  and  Chilion  died  alfo  both 


CHI       C  H  O 

4-9.bought  all  that  was  Chilians  and  Mahlons 

ChUmarj. 

£\f£.27.23.Afhur&  Chilmadv/ere  thy  merchants 

Cbtfflbatn. 

»  So.  19.37.but  behold  thy  Ccv.Chimbam,kt  him  go 

3  8 Xhimbatn  (hall  go  over  with  thee,and 

qo.Chimham  went/on  with  him,and  all 

Jer. 4 1. 1 7.d welt  in  th|  habitation  of  Chimham 

Ctjfmncp. 
Hof.i  3.3.and  as  the  fmoak  out  of  the  chimney 

Chinneretr;.  See  Cfrtnferetb. 
Num.24.1 1.  reach  unto  the  fide  of  the  fea  of  Chin. 
Deut.  3 . 1 7. and  the  coaft  thereof  from  Chinnereth  . 
fofi  x.2.and  of  the  plains,South  of Chinnereth  ~ 
1 2.3 .  from  the  plain  to  the  fea  of  Chinnereth 
Chios. 
Alt.  20. 1 5.came  the  next  day  over  againft  Chios 

Cljffleu. 
Neh.i.i.it  came  to  pafle  in  the  moneth  Chifleu  in 
Zech.y.  1  .the  fourth  day  of  the  moneth,even  in  Ch. 

Chtflon. 
Naw.34.21.of  Benjamin  Elidadfonof  Chifim 

Crjiaotfa  i^abof. 
fof.j  9. 1 2.unto  the  border  of  Chi  [loth  Tabor,  and 

Cf)tttrm\ 
2v*«w.24.24.(hips  (hal  come  from  the  coafts  of  Ch. 
lfa.22 . 1. from  the  land  oiCbittim  it  is  revealed 

12  .arifejpaffe  over  to  Cmttim,thtxe 
fer.  i.io. for  pafle  over  the  Ifles of  Cfe'frt'w.and 
E^k-  27.6.brought  out  of  the  Ifles  oiCh&tim 
Van.i  i.3o.for  the  (hips  oiCbittim  (hall come 

Cr/titrt, 
Amo.  5 .  26.and  Cbiun  your  images, the  ftarre 

Cr;obe. 
Gen. 3 1  .jtfjacob  was  wroth,&  chode  with  Laban 
Num.  20.3.  and  the  people  chode  with  Mofes 

Gen.  2  3  .tf.in  the  choice  of  our  fepulchres  bury 
49. 1  i.and  his  afles  colt  to  the  choice  vine 
Deut.  1 2. 1 1  .and  all  your  choice  vowes,which  ye 

1  Sam.g.z.3.choice  young  man,and  a  goodly  - 

2  &«».io.9.hechofe  of  all  the  choice  men  of  Ifrael 
2  %in.  3 . 1 9.ye  (hall  fmite  every  choke  city 

19.3  3-will  cut  down  thzchoice  firre  tress 

1  Chro.7.^o.choice  and  mighty  men  of  valour 

1 9. 1  c .  he  chofe  out  of  all  t he  choice  of  Ifrael     ' 

2  Chro. 2 5. 5. found  them  30oooo.cJ!w;«men 
Neb.  5 . 1 8  .prepared  for  me  daily  Gx  choice  flieep 
Pro.8.io.and  knowledge  rather  then  choice  .gold 

1 9. and  my  revenue  then  choice  filver 
1  o.20.tongue  of  the  juft  is  as  choice  filver 
Cant-6.g.(he  is  iheehoice  one  of  her  that 
lfat  2  7. 24,cut  downc  the  choke  oi  firre  trees 
Jtt*.2  2.7.thcy  (hall  cut  down  thy  choke  cedar* 
E^.24.4.fill  it  with  the  choice  bones 
5. take  the  choice  of  the  flocke.and 
3 1 . 1 6  .the  choice  and  beft  of  Lebanon 
AH,  1 5 .7  .God  made  choice  among  us,that  the 

€  hofcetf . 
//a. 5. 2. planted  it  with  the  cfo««/2  vine 

22.7.thy  tfeo/ff/2  vallies (halbe full  of  charets 

Cboafe. 

Afar.  1 3 .2  2.deceitfulnefs  of  riches  chottk  the  word 

Mark.e4.1g. 

CljosfeeO. 

Afar.  1 3 .7  .thornes  fprang  up  znA-choakfd  them 

^(^.4.7.&I*f8.7J 
Mar.  5.13  .and  were  choaked  in  the  fea 
L»^.8 . 1 4.and  are  choired  with  cares  and  riches 
3  3. into  the  lake,  and  were  choaked 
Gholer, 

Dan.i.y. he  was  moved  withdbo/fr  againft  him 
1 1 . 1 1  .king  of  the  South  (halbe  moved  with  ch, 
ChtTOflf. 
Ac~i.  2 1 . 1  .lanched,we  came  with  a  ftr.courfc  to  Ch, 
4ti)role.  See  ©hufe. 
Chop. 
Mif.3 .3  .and  t%>  them  in  pieces»as  for  the  pot 

Chotajin,  . 
Mar.  1 1.2 1. wo  unto  thee  Chora^n.     L«(mo.  13. 

Chofe. 
GfB.6.2.took  them  wives  of  all  which  they '  chofe 

i^.ii.Lotcteyehimalltheplain  of  Jordan    j 
Exod.  18.25.  Mofes  chofe  able  men  out  of  all 
Deut.4. 37-therefore  he  cfofe  their  feed  after  them 
10. 1 5  .he  chofe  their  feed  after  them,  even 

/o/:3.8.Jo(hua 


CHO       C  H  O 


C  H  O      CHR 


J  of  8  2 .  Jofua  cfw/e  joooo.mighty  men  of  valour 
Juk-  5-8  xhzy  cbofe  new  gods,then  was  war 
i  stm.ii.iSzu\cho[t  bim  ?ooo.men  of  Ifrael 
17.40.dwfc  him  fivefmooth  ftones  out  of  the 
2  Sam.6.zi. which  cbofe  me  before  thy  father 

i  o.o.  hedw/e  of  all  the  choice  men  of  Ifrael 

i  Kin  S.i6.1chofe  no  city  out  of  all  the  tribes' 

lx-  2  Chron.6.-). 

but  I  dw/e  David  to  be  over  my  people 

74  for  David  my  fervants  fake,whom  I  cbofe 

i  Chro  19.  io.  ^  dfl/e  out  of  all  the  choice  of  Ifra. 

28.4.Lord  God  of  Ifrael  A/cme  before 
2  Cfc-oVj.  neither  dw/c  J  anyman  tobe  over 
Job  zn.ij. I  cbofe  out  their  way,and  fate 
P1W.78 .67 .and  dw/S  not  the  tribe  of  Ephraim 
'  <58.butdw£  the  tribe  of  Judah 
7o.he  cbofe  David  alfo  his  fervant 
lfa.66.4-z.nd  cbofe  that  in  which  I  delighted  not 
£^.  20. 5 .in  the  day  w hen  I  cbofe  Ifrael 
14.6. 1  J.and  of  them  he  cbofe  twelve,whom 

i4.7.when  he  marked  how  they  cbofe 
/iff. 6. 5. and they  cbofe  Stephen,a  man  full  of 
1 3 . 1 7  .God  of  Ifrael  cbofe  our  fathers 
1y.40.and  Paul  cbofe  Silas,and  departed 
Cijofett. 
£OTrf.i4.7.hetook  6oo.d<«2charets,and 

i  y.4.his  cbofen  captaines  alfo  are  drowned 
Num.  16.5 .even  him  whom  he  hath  cbofen 
J0f.z4.zz.thit  yc  have  cbofen  you  the  L.  toferve 
//i^.10.14.  cry  unto  the  gods  which  ye  have  cbof. 
1  Sam.8.i8.becaufe  of  the  king  whichye  have  cb. 
1 2. 1  j  .behold  the  king  whom  ye  have  cbofen 
20,3  o.do  not  I  know  that  thou  haft  cbofen  the 
1  Kjn-i  .8  .which  thou  haft  cbofen  fl.  great  people 
8.44.toward  the  city  which  thou  haft  cbofen 

Ver.48.  &  2  Cfr/0.6. 34,38. 
1  Cfc;'fl.o.i2.allthefe  were  cbofen  to  be  porters 
1 6. 1 3  .ye  children  of  Jacob  his  cbofen  ones 
41  .and  the  reft  that  were  cbofen,who 
Job  3  6. 21. this  haft  thoudw/«z  rather  then  afflict. 
Vfal.  33.1 2.whom  he  hath  cbof  Sat  his  own  inheri. 
89.  j  .1  have  made  a  covenant  with  my  cbofen 

19.I  have  exaked  onecbofen  out  of  the 
ioy.6.ye  children  of  Jacob  his  cbofen 

4  3. brought  forth  his  cbofen  with  gladnefle 
106.  y.that  I  may  fee  the  good  of  thy  cbofen 
2  j. had  not  Mofes  his  cbofen  flood  in  the  gap 
P;-tf.i6.i6,rather  to  be  cbofen  then  filver 

2  2. 1. a  good  name  is  rather  to  be  cbofen  then 
Jp.1.29.  for  the  gardens  that  ye  have  cbofen 
43.20.to  give  drink  tomypeople,myd«/e?Z 
6y.i  5.1eave  your  name  fora  curfe  unto  my cbo. 
66. 1  .yea,they  have  cbofen  their  own  waks 
Jer.%  .3  .death  fhalbe  cbofen  rather  then  life 
48. 1 5. his cbo/erc  young  men  are  gone 
49.19.who  isarf>0^man,that  I  may.Ch.fO.44 
Van.  1 1 . 1 5  .neither  his  cbofen  people,  neither  (hall 
Mat. zo. 1 6"  .many  be called,but  few  cbo.Ch. 22.14 
Mar.  1 3 .2o.for  his  elects  fake,whom  he  hath  cbof. 
Lull.  10. 42. and  Mary  hath  cbofen  that  good  part 
Job.  6.70. have  not  I  cbofen  you  twelve ,and  one  of 
1 y.itf.ye  have  not  cbofen  me,but  I  have  cbofen 
.<4ff.  1.2. unto  the  Apoftleswhom  he  hzdehofen 
24.(hew  whether  of  thefe  two  thou  haft  cbo- 
9. 1  % .  for  he  is  a  cbofen  veffell  unto  me 
10.41 .  but  unto  witnefTes  cbofen  before 
Rom.i6.i^.h\\ixt'R.'a(aschofen  in  the  Lord 
2  Cfli'.8.i9.but  who  was  alfo  dw.ofthe  Churches 
2  7«7z.2.4.who  hath  cbofen  him  to  be  a  fouldier 
1  Pe£.2.9.butyeare  a  cbofen  generation 
ZtaM7.14.are  called,  andcfw/«z,andfaithfull 

Ctyofett  of  God. 
I«£.  2  3. 3  5. if  he  be  Chrift,the  cbofenoi  God 
1  Tet.z.qbut  cbofen  of  God,and  precious 

God  batb  CJjofen, 
Veut.y.6.the  Lord  thy  God  hath  cbofen  thee  to  be 
12.2 1  .which  God  hath  cbofen  to  put  his  name 
i8.y.Lord  thy  God  hxthebofen  him  out  of  all 
2  i.y.for  them  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  cbofen  to 
i  Chro.zq.  1  .whom  alone  God  hath  cbofen 
.<4ff.22.14.G0d  of  our  fathers  hath  cbofen  thee 
1  Cor.  1.27  .God  hath  cbofen  the  foolifh  things  of 
God  hzthchofen  the  weak  things  of  the 
18, things  which  are  defpifedhath  God  cbof. 
ijhef.z.  1 3  .God  hath  from  the  beginning  d>.you 
./##?.  2. 5. hath  not  God  cbofen  the  poore  of  this 


I  have  Cbofen. 

1  Kjn.i  i.i  3. for  Jerufal.fake  which  I  have  cbofen 
3  2  .which  I  have  cbofen  out  of  all  the  tribes 
3  6.city  w  hich  I  have  cbofen  me  to  put  my 

2  fvW.2i-7.which  I  have  cbofen  out  of  all  the  tribes 
23.27.whkh  I  hzvecbofen,8c  the  houfe  which  I 

1  Cfo-tf.28.<5.forI  have  cbofen  him  to  be  my  foh 

2  Cbr.6.6.  but  I  have  cbofen  Jerufal.that  my  name 
have  cbofen  David  to  be  over  my  people 

7.16  .for  now  have  I  cbofen  and  fanftified 
3  3-7.which  I  have  cbofen  before  all  the  tribes 
Neb.i  .9.bring  them  unto  the  place  that  I  have  cbo. 
Pfal.i  10. 30.I  have  cbofen  the  way  of  truth 

1 7  3.  for  I  have  cbofen  thy  precepts 
lfa.4 1 .8  .whom  I  have  cbofen  the  feed  of  Abraham 
9.I  have  cfiofen  thee,and  not  caft  thee 
43.10.and  my  fervant  whom  I  have  cbofen 
44. 1. and  Ifrael  whom  I  have  cbofen 

2-and  thou  Jefurun,w  horn  I  have  cbofen 
48. 10.I  have  cbofen  thee  in  the  furnace  of 
5  8.5.1s  it  fuch  a  faft  that  I  have  cbofen 
6. is  not  this  the  faft  that  I  have  cbofen 
Hag.z  23.for  I  have  cbofe  n  thee,faith  the  Lord 
Mat.  1 2. 1 8.behold  my  ferva.whom  I  have  cbofen 
Jobn  1 3. 1 8.1  know  whom  I  have  cbofen 
1 5 .1 6\not  cbofen  me,but  I  have  cbofen  you 
1 9.I  have  chofenyou  out  of  the  world 
Lord  hath  Chofen. 
Deut.i  4.2.and  the  Lord  hath  cbofen  tfeee  to  be  a 
16. 1  i.which  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  cbofen 
1  Sam.  10.14. fee  ye  him  whom  the  Lord  hath  tbo. 
i6.8.neither,hath  the  Lord  cbofen  this.  Ver.o. 
1  o.the  Lord  hath  not  cbofen  thefe 

1  Cbro.  1 5 . 2.  for  them  hath  the  L  .cbofen  to  carry 
28.4.  for  the  Lord  hath  cbofen  Judah  to  be  the 

5.he  hathebofen  Solomon  my  fon  to  fit  upon 
1  o.  for  the  Lord  hath  cbofen  thee  to  build 

2  Chi'0.7. J  a.  have  cbofen  this  place  to  my  felfe 
12.13  .which  the  Lord  hath  cbofen  out  of  all 
29. 1  i.for  the  Lord  hath  cbofen  you  to  ftand 

Pfal.  10  j.z6.an&  Aaron  whom  he  had  cbofen 
132.13  .for  the  Lord  hath  cbofen  Zion 
135 .4>Lord  hath  cbofen  Jacob  untohimfelfe 
Jcr.%  3.24-  the  two  fam. which  the  Lo.hath  cbofen 
Zech.  3 .2  .the  L.that  hath  cbofen  Jeruf.rebuke  thee 
Ejihefi  ^.according  as  he  hath  cbofen  us  in  him 

Cbofen  men-. 
Judg.zo.  1  y  .which  were  numbred,700.dw/e#  men 
i6.there  were  7Oo.c&0/eKmenjleft-handed 
34.came  againft  Gibeah  10000  cbofen  men 
1  SrfW.z4.2.Saultook  ^ooo.chofen  men  out  of 

26. 2.Saul having  3  000. dw/??z  men  with  him 
zSa.6.1.  David  gathered  togeth.all  the  cbof.mtn 

1  ICk.12.21.with  i8oooo.dw/eBmen.  zChrln.i. 

2  Cbro.  1 3-3.Abijah  fet  qooooo.chofcn  men,and 
and  Jcrob.8ooooo.dw/e»  menacing 

17-flainofIfrael  500000. cbofen  men 
Pfal.y  8.3  i.fmote  down  the  cbofen  men  of  Ifrael 
E^.2  3.7.withall  them  that  were  the cho.mcn  of 
Aft.  1  J.  22.  to  fend  cbofen  men  of  their  owne 
2  y.  to  fend  cbofen  men  unto  you  with  our 
Cbojeoa, 
1  t%0.4-2z.and  Jokim,and  the  men  o{Cbo\eba 

CJftfft. 
Mat .  1 . 1 7.carrying  away  into  Babylon  unto  Cbnft 
2.4.of  them  where  Cbrijl  fhould  be  born 
16. 16. thou  art  Chrifi,  the  Son  of  the  living  G. 
23  .S.one  is  your  Mafter,even  Chafi.    Ver.  10. 
24. 5  .come  in  my  name,faying,  I  am  Chrifl 

Mat.\7,.6.  8cLul[.zi.8. 
26.68.thou  Cbrifl,who  is  he  that  fmote  thee 
Mar. 9. 4 1. becaufe  ye  belong  to  Cbrift 

1 2.3  j.how  fay  the  Scribes,  that  Chrifl  is  the 

Lu\e  20.41, 
1  J.  3  z .let  Chr-the  Kingdefcend  now  from  the 
Lu\. 2, 26. before  he  had  feen  the  Lord  Chrifl 
4.4i.faying,thou  art  Cbrift  the  Son  of  God 

they  knew  that  he  was  Chrifl 
20.3  5.ifhebeCfo7/2,thechofen  of  God 

39.if  thou  be  Cbrift,  fave  thy  felfe  and  us 
24-26.ought  not  Ckr.  to  havefuffred  thefe  thin. 
46. thus  it  behoved  Cbrift  to  fufFer 
Job.^.z  f  •  that  Meffias  cometh3wliich  is  called  Ch. 
7.26.thatthis  is  the  very  Chrifi 

27. when  Chrifl  cometh3no  man  knoweth 
3 1  .when  Cfo-.cometh,will  he  do  no  mo  mir. 

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CHR      CHR  I 

4i.fomc  faid,Shall  Cbrift  come  out  or  Galil-l 

4  2  .that  Chrifi  cometh  of  the  feed  of  David 
9.22.any  man  did  confeffe  that  he  was  Chrifi 
1 2. 34. that  Chrifl  abideth  for  ever 
A^.z^o.raifc  up  Chrifi  to  fit  on  his  throne 

3  1  .fpake  of  the  refurrection  of  Chrifl 

3  6. have  crucified  both  Lord  and  Chrifi 
3.18  .that  Chrifl  fhould  fuffer,he  hath  fo  fulfill. 
8 . 5. and  preached  Cbrift  unto  them 
9. 2o.fttaightway  he  preached  Chrifl  in  the  Syn. 
i7-3.that  Chrifl  muft  needs  have  fnfferedjand 
26. 23.that  Cbrift  fliould  fufFer ,&  that  he  mould 
Rom.  5  .<5.in  due  time  Chrifl  died  for  the  ungodly 

8.wereyet  finners, Chrifl  died  forus 
6.4.that  like  as  Chrifl  was  raifed  from  the  dead 

9.knowing  that  Chrifl  being  raifed  from  the 
7<4.dead  to  the  law  by  the  body  of  Cbrift 
8.9. any  man  have  not  the  fpirit  of  Chnftyke. 

10.ifrtr.be  inyou,thebody  is  dead,bccaufe 

1 1  he  that  raifed  up  Chrifl  from  the  dead3fhal 
9.^  .that  my  felfe  were  accurfed  from  Chrifl  for 

5. Chrifi  came,  who  is  over  all 
io.4.Cbrift  is  the  end  of  the  law,  for  righteouf. 

6 .  tha  t  is  to  bring  Chrifl  down  from  above 

7.to-bring  up  Cbrift  again  from  the  dead 
i4>9.to  this  end  Chrifi  hath  died  and  rofe 

1  5. for  whom  Chrifl  died 

18. he  that  in  thefethings  ferveth  Cfo-.isaccc. 
1 «;.  3  .for  even  Chrifl  pleafed  not  himfelfe 

7. as  Chr.  alfo  received  us  to  the  glory  of  G. 

1 8  .w  hkh  Chrifl  hath  not  wrought  by  me 

20.not  jvhere  Cbrift  wasnamed,left  I  fhould 

16.5:  .who  is  the  firft-fruits  of  Achaia  unto  Ch, 

1  CoiM.23.  we  preach  Cfc-.crucified  unto  the  Jews 

z/^.Cbrift  the  power  of  God,and  the  wifdom 
3 .23. ye  are  Chrifls }and  Chrifi  is  Gods 
5.7. even  Chrifi  our  paffoveiM's  facrificed  for  us 
7.2 2. is  called,being  free,is  thrifts  fervant 
8.1 1. weak  brother  perifh,for  whom  Cbrift  died 
9.2  i.but  under  the  law  to  Chrifi 
io.4.and  that  rocke  was  Chrifi 

9.neither  let  us  tempt  Chrifi  as  fome  of  them 

I  j. 3. how  that  tw.died  for  our  fins,according 

1 2.if  Cbrift  be  preached,that  he  rofe  from  the 

1  f  .that  he  raifed  up  Cbrifl,whom  he  raifed 
16. thin  is  not  Chrifi  raifed 
17. if  Chrifi  be  not  raifed,your  faith  is  vain 

2  3  .every  man  in  his  own  order,rt;\the  firft 
afterwards  they  that  are  Cbr.at  his  coming 

2  Cor. 2. 1  i.to  Troas,to  preach  Chrifis  Gofpel 
3 .4.fuch  truft  have  we  through  Chrifi  to 
?.i6.though  we  have  known  Chrifl  after  the 
<S.i  f  .j what  concord  hath  Chrifl  with  Belial 
io.7.truft  to  himfelfe,that  he  is  Chrifts 

as  he  is  Chrifts, fo  are  we  Chrifts 
1 1 . 2  .prefent  you  as  a  chafte  virgin  to  Chrifl 
Gal.z.zobnt  Chrifi  liveth  in  me 
2 1  .then  Chrifl  is  dead  in  vaine 
3 . 1  i.Chrifi  hath  redeemed  us  from  the  curfe 
24. our  fchool-mafter,to  bring  unto  Chrifl 
2  9.if  ye  be  Cbrifls,then  are  ye  Abrahams  feed 
4. 7. then  an  heire  of  God  through  Chrifl 

i9.untill  Chrifl  be  formed  in  you 
5.1  .liberty  wherewith  Chrifl  hath  made  us  free 
2.circumci(ion,Cfo'.fhall  profit  you  nothing 
^.Chrifi  is  become  of  none  efFecT:  unto  you 
24.they  that  ateCbrifts  have  crucified  the  flefh 
Ephef  2. 1 2.at  that  time  ye  were  without  Chrifi 
3.i7.that  ffc-.may  dwel  in  your  hearts  by  faith 
4. 1  y. which  is  the  head,even  Cbrift 

20.but  ye  have  not  fo  learned  Chrifi 
y.2.as  Chr. Mo  loved  us,and  hath  given  himfelf 
i4.and  Chrifl  fhall  give  thee  light 
23-even  as  Chrifl  is  the  head  of  the  Church 
24.as  the  Church  is  fubjecT:  unto  Chriftyfo  let 

2  y. even  as  Chrifi  alfo  loved  the  Church 

3  z.I  fpeak  concerning  Chrifi  &  the  Church 
6\y.in  (inglenefl'e  of  your  hearr,as  unto  Cfovj? 

Vh'U.i.i  y.fome  in'deed preach CbJifLeyen  of envie 
1 6. the  one  preach  Chrifl  of  contention 
1  8.or  in  truth, Chrifl  is  preached,  and  I 
20.fo  now  alfo  Cfcy.fhalbe  magn.in  my  body 
3. 8. that  I  maywin Chrifi 
4. 1 3.I  can  do  all  things  through  Chrifl 
C<?/.2.8.iudimentsoftheworld,&  not  after  Chrifl 
3. 1. where  Cbrift  fitteth  on  the  right  hand  of  G. 

4. when 

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CHR       CHR 

4.when  C/?ri/?,whichis  our  life ,fhall  appear 
1 1. but  Chrifl  is  all,  and  in  all 
1 3  .even  as  Chrift  forgave  you,fo  alfo  do  ye 
24.for  ye  ferve  the  Lord  Chrift 
Heb.  3  ,6.but  Chrifl  as  a  fon  over  his  own  houfe 
5. f.fo  alfo  Chrifl  glorified  not  himfelfe  to  be 
9. 1 1  .but  Chrifl  being  come  an  high  of  good 
24.  Chrift  is  not  entred  into  the  ho.pl.made 
2  8.  fo  Chrifl  was  once  oftred  to  bear  the  fins 
1  Pft.r.ii.becaufe  Chrift  alfo  fuffered  for  us 
3.18  .Chrift  alfo  hath  once  fuffered  for  fins 
4. 1  .forafmuch  then  as  Chrifl  hath  fuffred  for  us 
Rev.  1 1 . 1 5  .become  the  kingd.of  our  L.&  of  his  C. 
1 2. 10. and  the  power  of  his  Chrift  for  the 
Jgainft  tZtytit. 
,4#.4.26.gathered  together  againft  hisCbrift 

1  Cor.  8 . 1 2  .ye  fin  againft  Chrifl 
iTz»z.5.ii.begun  to  waxe  wanton  againft  Chrift 

hy  Crtfift. 

2  Cor.  1 .  y  .our  confolation  alfo  aboundeth  by  Chrift 
GaLz.17.if  while  we  feek  to  be  juftified  by  Ch.we 
Ephef. ^ .2 i.untohim  be  glory  in  the  Cha.byChrift 

For  C^^ft. 

1  Cor.  1 . 1 7  .for  Chrift  fenc  me  not  to  baptize,bu't  to 
4. 1  o.we  are  fooles  for  Chrifls  fake  . 

2  O--5.20.then  we  arc  EmbafTadors  for  Chrift 

1 2 . 1  o.pleafure  in  diftreffes  for  Chrifls  fake 
.Effc.4.3  2.even  as  God  for  Chr. fake  hath  forgiven 
Phil-i. 7.thok  I  counted  lofle  for  Chrift 
2  f hefts.  5. into  the  patient  waiting  for  Chrift 

Jefus  with  Crtftft. 
Mat.  1 . 1  .book  of  the  generation  of  Jefus  Chrift 
i6.born  Jefus,who  is  called  Chrift 
i8.the  birth  of  Jefus  Chrift  was  on  this  wife 
16.20.tell  no  man  that  he  was  Jefus  the  Chrift 
27.17.or  Jefusswhich  is  called  Chrift 

2  2.with  JefuSjwhich  is  called  Chrift 
Mar.  1. 1. beginning  of  the  Gofpel  of  Jefus  Chrift 
_7*0i?.  1. 17. grace  and  truth  came  by  Jefus  Chrifl 

17.3 .3nd  Jefus  Chrift,  whom  thou  haft  fent 
Atl. 2. 3  8. in  the  name  of  Jefus  Chrift  for  the 
;.6.in  the  name  of  Jefus  Chrift  rife  up,&  walk 

20.hefhall  fend  Jefus  Chrifl, which  before 
4.io.thatby  the  name  of  Jefus  Chrift  ofNafc. 
5-42.not  to  teach  and  preach  Jefus  Chrift 
8.1 2.preaching  the  name  of  Jefus  Chrift,they 

3  7.I  beleeve  that  Jef. Chrift  is  the  Son  of  G. 
9. 3  4.  Jefus  Chrift  maketh  thee  whole 
10.3  6.preaching  peace  by  Jefus  Chrift 
16.1 8 .1  comand  thee  in  the  name  of  Jef.Cfo\to 
1 7. 3. Jefus  whom  I  preach  unto  you  is  Chrift 
18.5.  teftified  to  the  Jewes  that  Jefus  was  Chr. 

28.fhewing  by  the  Scriptures  that  Jef.was  C. 
1 9.4.that  isjon  Jefus  Chrift 
Rom.  1 . 1  .Paul  a  fervant  of  Jefus  Chrift 

3  .concerning  his  Son  Jefus  Chrift  our  Lord 

6.  ye  alfo  the  called  of  Jefus  Chrift 

8 .1  thank  my  God  through  Jef.Cfo'.for  you 
2.i6.judge  the  fecrets  of  men  by  Jefus  Chrift 
3.22.which  is  by  faith  of  Jefus  Chrifl  unto  all 

24.thorow  the  redemption  that  is  in  Jef. Ch. 
5.1  f.gift  by  grace,wch  is  by  one  man,  Jefus  Ch. 

i7.fhall  reignc  in  life  by  one  Jefus  Chrift 
6.3  .as  were  baptized  into  Jefus  Chrifl  were 
8. 1  *no  condemnation  to  them  wch  are  in  Je-Ch 

2.1aw  of  the  fpirit  of  life  in  Jefus  Chr. hath 
1  y.f.one  towards anoth.  according  to  Jcf.Cbr. 

8. that  Jef.cfo-.  wasaminiftcrorthecircum. 

1 61  fhould  be  the  minifterof  Jef.Cfo-.unto 

i7.whereof  I  may  glory  through  Jefus  Chrift 
i6.3.my  helpers  in  Chrift  Jefus 

2  5  .and, the  preaching  of  Jefus  Chr.  according 
27.through  Jefus  Chrift  for  ever,Amen 

1  0»-.i.i.Paufcallcdtobean  Apoftle  of  Jef.Cfo'. 

2.call  upon  the  name  ofJef.Chrift  our  Lord 
4-grace  of  God  which  is  given  you  by  Jef.C. 

3  cT.but  of  him  are  ye  in  Chrift  Jefus 
2. 2. fave  Jefus  Chriji, and  him  crucified 
3 . 1 1  .then  that  is  laid,which  is  Jefus  Chrift 
4. 1  J. for  in  Jefus  Chrifthave  I  begotten  you 
j  6. 24. my  love  be  with  you  all  in  Chrifl  Jefus 

2  C or. 1. 1. Paul  an  Apoftle  of  Jef.Cfc-.    Ephef.1.1 

1  o.the  Son  of  God  Jefus  Cbr.who  was  preac 
4.6.in  the  face  of  Jefus  Chrift 
y.iS.reconciled  us  to  himfelfe  by  Jefus  Chrift 
j  3 . 5 .how  that  Jefus  Chrift  is  in  you 


CHR      CHR 

Gal.  1 . 1  .neither  by  man,  but  by  Jefus  Chrift 
1 2. but  by  the  revelation  of  Jefus  Chrift 
2 ,4.which  ye  have  in  Chrifl  Jefus 
1 6  .but  by  the  faith  of  Jefus  Chrift 

even  we  have  belceved  in  Jefus  Chrift 
3 . 1  .before  whofe  eyes  Jef.Cfc.hath  been  eviden. 
1 4. come  on  the  Gent. through  Jefus  Chrift 
2  2  .promife  by  faith  of  Jefus  Chrift  might 
26.children  of  God  by  faith  of  Jefus  Chrift 
2  8. ye  are  all  one  in  Jefus  Chrift 
4. 1 4. but  received  me,even  as  Chrift  Jefus 
j.6\forin  Jefus  chrift  neither  cireumc.availeth 
Chapt.6.iy. 
Ephef  1 . 1. and  to  the  faithfull  in  Chrifl  Jefus 

5  .unto  the  adopt.of child,  by  Jef.C/j.to  himf. 
2.6 .in  heavenly  places  in  Jefus  Chrift 

7. in  his  kindneffe  towards  us  through  Jt-Ch. 

I  o.created  in  Jefus  Chrift  unto  good  works 
1 3.butnow  in  Jefus  Chrifl  ye  who  forhetime 
20.Jif.rtv.himfelf  being  the  chief  cornerft. 

3 . 1  .for  this  caufe  I  Paul  the  prifoner  of  Jef.tV;. 
o.who  created  all  thnigs  by  jefus  Chrift 
2 1  .be  glory  in  the  Church  by  Chrifl  Jefus 
Pfc/.i.i. fervant  of  Jtfus  Chr.to  all  the  Saints  in 
6\performe  it  untill  the  day  of  Jefus  Chrift 
8.in  the  bowels  of  Jefus  Chrift 

I I  .which  are  by  Jefus  Chrift  unto  the  glory 
io.and  the  fupply  of  the  fpirit  of  Jef. Chrift  ^ 
26.more  abundant  in  Jefus  Chrift  for  me 

2. 5. who  was  alfo  in  Chrifl  Jefus 

1 1.  that  Jef. Chrift  js  Lord  to  the  glory  of  G. 
2 1  .not  the  things  which  are  Jefus  Chrifls 

3. 3. and  rejoyce  in  Jefus  Chrift 

8. excellency  of  the  knowledge  of  Chrift  Jef. 

1 2.1  am  apprehended  of  Chrifl  Jefus 

j  4.price  of  the  high  calling  of  G.in  Chr.Jef. 

4.7. keep  your  hearts  &  minds  through  Jef.Ch. 
i^.to  his  riches  in  glory  by  Chrifl  Jefus 
ai.falute  every  Saint  in  Chrifl  Jefus 
Co/.x.i.Paul  an  Apoftle  of  Jefus  Chrifl 

1  fif».:i.i.8c  2  Tim.1.1. 
4.fince  we  heard  of  your  faith  in  Chrift  Jefus 
28.prefent  every  man  perfect  in  Chrift  Jefus 

2.6.received  Chrift  Jef.the  Lord,fo  walke  ye 
lfhef.z.iq.  which  in  Judeaarein  Chrift  Jefus 

$.i8.will  of  God  in  Chr.  Jefus  concerning  you 

1  fim.i.  i4.with  faith  &  love,which  is  in  Chr.Jef. 
1-5  .that  Chrift  Jefus  came  into  the  world  to 
i6.]cf.Chr.mis,ht  fliew forth  alllong-fuffer. 

2.  5  .between  God  &  men,  the  man  Chrift  Jefus 
3.12  .boldneffc  in  the  faith  which  is  in  Chr.Jef. 
4.6.be  a  good  minifter  of  Jefus  Chrift 
6.1 3. and  before  Jefus  Chrifl,  who  before 

2  Tim.  1 . 1  .promife  of  life  which  is  in  Chrift  Jefus 
9.  which  was  given  us  in  Chrifl  Jefus 
io.by  the  appearance  of  our  Saviour  Jef. Chr. 
1 3,  in  faith  &  love,  which  is  in  Jefus  Chrift 

2.i.beftrongin  the  grace  which  is  in  Chriftjef. 
3  .as  a  good  fouldier  of  Jefus  Chrift 
8.remember  that  Jefus  Chrift  was  raifed  from 
io.which  is  in  Chrift  Jef.with  eternall  glory 
3 . 1 1. all  that  will  live  godly  in  Chr. Jefus  fhall 
1  ^.through  faith  which  is  in  Chrifl  Jefus 
fit.  1 . 1 .  Paul  an  Apoftle  of  Jefus  Chrift 

2. 1  3  .for  the  appearing  of  our  Saviourjefus  Ch. 
3.6\fhed  on  us  abundantly,through  Jefus  Chrift 
Philcm.  1  .Paul  a  prifoner  of  Jefus  Chrift 

6.e\ety  good  thing  wc '  is  in  you  in  Chr.  Jef. 
9. now  ajfo  a  prifoner  of  Jefus  Chrift 

2  3  .my  fellow  prifoner  in  Chrift  Jefus 
Hei.  3.1. high  prieftof  our  profeffion  Jefus  Chrift 

10.  io.offering  of  the  body  of  Jefus  Chrift  once 

1 3. 8. Jefus  Chrift, the  fame  yefterday,to  day,and 

2 1  .through  Jefus  Chrifl, to  w  horn  be  glory 

1  Pet.  1 . 1  .Peter  an  Apoftle  of  Jefus  Chrift 
2.andfprinkling  of  the  bloud  of  Jefus  Chrift 

3  .by  the  refurre&ion  of  Jefus  Chrift  from 
7. at  the  appearing  of  Jefus  Chrift 
1 3-brought  unto  you  at  the  revelat.of  Je.Cb. 

2.  J. acceptable  to  God  by  Jefus  Chrift 
3. 2 1  .by  the  tcfurrection  of  Jefus  Chrift 
4. 1 1  .may  be  glorified  through  Jefus  Chrift 
5; .  1  o.into  his  eternall  glory  by  Chrift  Jefus 
i4«peace  be  with  you  all  that  are  in  Chr.Jef. 

2  Pet.  i .  1  .and  an  Apoftle  of  Jefus  Chrift 
through  the  righte.of  our  Saviour  Jef.rt 


CHR      CHR 


1  fob.  1.3  .and  with  his  Son  Jefus  Chrift 

7. bloud  of  Jefus  Chrift  his  Son  cleanfeth 
2. 1. have  an  Advocate,  Jefus  Chr.  the  righteous 

2 2. he  that  denieth  that  Jefus  is  the  Chrift 
3.23.  Beleeve  on  the  name  of  his  Son  Jef.Ckrift 
4. 2.every  fpirit  that  confefferh  Jefus  Chrift  is 

3.confefTeth  not  that  Jefus  Chrift  is  come  in 
5 .  i.whofoever  beleeveth  that  Jefus  is  the  Chrift 
6.20.even  in  his  Son  Jefus  Chrift 
zjohn  7.who  confeffeth  not  that  Jefus  Chrifl  is 
Jude  1  Jude  the  fervant  of  Jefus  Chrift 

preferved  in  Jefus  Chrift,mi  called 
Revel.  1. 1  .the  revelation  of  Jefus  Chrift 

2.the  teftimony  of  Jefus  Chrift,and  of  all 
5-and  from  Jefus  Chrift,  who  is  the  faithfull 
9. in  the  kingdome  and  patience  of  Jettbrift 
and  for  the  teftimony  of  Jefus  Chrift. 
12.17.and  have  the  teftimony  of  Jefus  Chrift 
Lord  Jefus  Cftfift. 
Att.  1 1. 17.  who  beleeved  on  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 

1 5. 1  i-through  the  grace  of  the  L.Jefus  Chr.v/e 
26.1ives  for  the  name  of  our  Lord  Jd.Chrift 

16.3  1. beleeve  on  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 

20.2  r. and  faith  toward  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrifl 

28.3  1. which  concern  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrifl 
Rom.  1 . 7  .from  God  our  Fath.  &  the  L.Jefus  Chrift 

J.  1. peace  with  God  through  our  Lord  Jef. Chr. 
1 1  .joy  in  God  through  our  Lord  Jd.Chrift ' 
2 1 .  un  to  eternall  life  by  Jef.  Chrift  our  Lord 
6,1  i.alive  unto  God  through  Jef.Cfo-.our  Lord 
23-is eternall  life  through  Jef.Chrift our Lo. 
7.25.I  thank  God  througlijeius  Chr. om  Lord 
8.39.1ove  of  God,which  is  in  C/^.Jef.our  Lord 
1 3.i4.putye  on  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
1  J.6.even  the  Father  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrifl 

30.befcecb  you  breth.  for  the  L.Jef.Cfo-.fake 
16. 1 8.that  are  fuch,ferve  not  our  Lo.Jef.Chrift 
20.gracc  of  our  LJef.Cfc.be  with  you.V.24 
1  Cor.i6.z^.Phil.4..z^.  1  fhcf.^.zS. 
1  C0/.i.2.callupon  the  name  of  J  d.Cbrift  out  Lo. 
3  .and  from  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrifl 
7.wait  for  the  coming  of  our  Lord  JeC.Chrift 
8.in  the  day  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Cbrifi 
9.fellowfhip  of  his  Son  Jtf.Chrift  our  Lord 
1  o.by  the  name  of  Jefus  Chrift  our  Lord,that 
5 .4.1'n  the  name  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 

with  the  power  of  our  Lord  JeC.Chrift 
8.6.one  Lord  Jefus  Chriftjny  whom  are  all 

9. 1  .have  I  not  fcen  Jefus  Chrift  our  Lord 
1 5.3 1  .which  I  have  in  Jefus  Cfo-.our  Lo.I  die 

57.giveth  us  the  victory  through  our  Lje.C. 
16.22.  if  any  man  love  not  the  L.Jef.t"7:>;//2,let 
2  Cor.  i.2.and  peace  from  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 

Gal.i.i.  Ephef. 1.2.  Col.  1.2. 
3. even  the  Father  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
4. 5  .we  preach  Jefus  Chrift  our  Lord 
8.9#ye  know  thegraceofourLordJefusCfcn/? 
1 1.3 1. &  Fath.of  our  L.Jef.Cfci'.which  is  blelT. 
13. 14.  the  graceofour  L.Jef.Chriftbe  with  you 
Galat.6.i$. 
Gal.6- 14.  fave  in  the  croffe  of  our  Lo.Jefus  Chrift 
Epbefti.i  .blefled  be  the  Fath.of  our  L.Jefus  Chrifl 
17. God  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift  may  give 
3.1 1. which  he  purpofed  in  Chr.  Jefus  our  Lord 
1 4.  bow  my  knees  to  the  Fa.of  our  IL.Je.Ch. 

5.2  o.  in  the  name  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
6. 2 3. from  God  the  Father  &  the  Lo.Jef.Chrift 

24-that  love  our  Lo.Jefus  Chrifl  in  fincerity 
Phil.  3 .  2o.look  for  the  Saviour  the  L.Jefus  Chrift 
Col.  1. 3.  thanks  to  the  Father  of  our  L.Jefus  Chrift 
2,6.received  Chr.  Jefus  theLord,fo  walk  in  him 
1  Tfcf/li.i.whichisin  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 

from  God  our  Father,&  the  L-Jefus  Chrifl 
3. patience  of  hope  in  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrifl 
2. 19.1'n  the  prefence  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
3 . 1  i.and  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift  dired  our  way 

1 3  .at  the  coming  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrifl 
J^.obtain  fnlvation  by  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
23.  unto  the  coming  of  our  Lord  Jef-Chrift 
1  Thef.i.j.  in  God  our  Fath.  &  the  L.Jefus  Chrift 
2. and  peace  from  our  L.Jef.Cbr.    z  fim.i.z. 
8 .  obey  not  the  Gofpel  of  our  Lord  Jef. Chr. 
1 2. name  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift  may  be 
according  to  the  grace  of  our  L.Jd.Chrift 
2. 1  .by  the  coming  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
1 4.obtaining  of  the  glory  of  the  L.Jd-Cbrifl 
itf.now , 


CHJS^gJjR 

j  .*.in  the  name  of  out  Lord  Jefus  Itafe  that 
3  xz.and  exhortyou  by  our  Uef.Cfc-.that  w 
1 8.arace  of  our  LordJcf.Cfc-.be  with  you  all 

-  Rcvel.2z.il. 

i  Tim  x.i.  of  God  our  Saviour  &  Lojefus  Cbrifi 
z.peace  from  G.our  Fath.&  Jef.ffc-.our  Lo. 
i  z.I  thank  Cbrifi  Jefus  our  Lord,who  hath 
«  z  1 1  charge  thee  before  G.  &  the  Ljei.Chr. 
z  Tim.4.  i . 
6.7.evel\  the  words  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Cbrifi 
i4.untill  the  appearing  of  our  Lord  Jef.Ofo-. 
i  Tim  4-ii-  Lord  Jefus  Cbrifi  be  with  thy  fpirit 
Tit  1.4-peace  from  the  L  Jefus  Cbrifi  oat  Saviour 

Thilem.  3 . 
Pbikm. »  5  .grace  of  our  L.  Jef.Cfe.  be  with  your  fpi. 
Jam.  i .  i  James  a  fervant  of  the  Lord  Jefus  Cbnft 
z.i.havenotthe  faith  of  our  LJef.Chrifi  with 
I  Pet.  i .  3 .  blefled  be  the  Father  of  our  L.Jef. Cbrifi 
z  Pet.  l  .8  in  the  knowle.of  our  Lord  Jefus  Cbrifi 
1 1.  kingdome  of  our  L.&  Saviour  ]<ef.Chrift 
i4.even  as  our  Lojefus  Cbrifi  hath  mewed 
1 6.known  to  you  the  coming  of  the  L.Je.C 

2.  zo.knowledge  of  the  L.  &  Saviour  Jefus  Cbr. 
5 . i S .grow  in  the  knowl.of  the  L.&  Sa.  lef.Cfo'. 

z  John  3  and  peace  from  the  Lord  Jefus  Cbrifi 
Jude  4.denying  our  Lord  Jefus  Cbnft 

i7.fpo.beforeof  the  Apoft  of  our  LJef.Cfti-. 

zi.for  the  mercy  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Cfor.unto 

y4S.z4.24.heard  him  concerning  the  faith  in  Cb,: 
Rom.o.  i .1  f3y  the  truth  in  Cbrifi 

i  z.  5  .we  being  many  are  one  body  in  Cbrifi 
1 6.7.  who  alfo  were  in  Cbrifi  befor&me 
9 .  falutc  Urbane  ourJielper  in  Cbrifi 
io.falute  Apelles approved  in  Cbrifi 

1  Cor. 1 . 1. even  as  unto  babes  in  Cbrifi 

4. 10  .but  ye  are  wife  in  Cbrifi 

1 5«have  xoobo.inftructersin  Cbrifttfet 
17.rememb.of  my  waiesjwhich  be  in  Ckifi 

1 5 . 1 8 .  w  hich  are  fallen  afleep  in  Cbrifi 

i^.if  in  this  life  only  we  have  hope  in  Ch.we 
zz.even  fo  in  Cbrifi  fhall  all  be  made  alive 

2  Cfl-.i.zi.whicheftablifhed  us  with  you  in  Cbrifi 

2.i4.which  alwaies  caufethus  totriuro.in  Cbr. 
1 7. in  the  fight  of  God  fpeak  we  in  Cbrifi 

3.  i4.which  vafle  is  done  away  in  Cbrifi 
5. 1 7. therefore  if  any  man  be  in  Chrifi,he 

ip.to  Wit  that  God  was  in  ^.reconciling 
20. we  pray  you  in  Cbrifls  fteadjbe  ye 
1  x.2.corrupted  from  the  h'mplicity  that  is  in  C. 
1  z.  z.I  knew  a  man  in  Cbrifi  above  1 4.yea.ago 
19/we  fpeak  before  God  in  Cbrifi 
Crd/.x.zz.Churches  of  Judea  which  were  in  Cbrifi 
3.17.  was  cbnfirmed  beforeGod  inCbrift 
27  .as  have  teen  baptized  into  Cbrifishave 
Efbef.  1 .  3  .in  heavenly  places  in  Cbrifi 

ie>.  gather  together  in  one  all  things  in  Cbr. 
1 2  .who  firft  trufted  in  Cbrifi 
zo.  which  he  wrought  in  Cbrifi 
j.6.partakersof  his  promife  in  Cbrifi  by  his 
PW.1.1  j.fo  that  my  bonds  in  Cbrifi  are  manifeft 
z.i. if  there be  any  confolation  in  Chrifi,fa\fA\ 
Col.  i.i.to  the  Saints  &  faithfull  brethren  in  Cbrifi 

z.f.  &  the  ftedfaftneffe  of  your  faith  in  Cbrifi 
i.Tfc>/,4.i6.the  dead  in  Cbrifi  fhall  rife  firft 
1  Tim.1.7. 1  fpfeak  the  truth  in  Cbrifi 
Philem.9.  mightbe  much  bold  in  Cbrifi  to  enjoyne 
1  Per.  3 . 1 6.falfly  accufe  your  good  converf.in  Cbr. 

Is  Ci)ji(l. 
ikte.24.23.lo  here  is  Cbrifi,ot  there.  Mar. 13.21. 
Luk_.z. 1 1  .a  Saviour,which  is  Cbrifi  the  Lord 

23  .z.that  he  himfelf  is  Cbrifi,  a  King 
John  7.4 1. others  faid,This  is  the  Cbrifi 
Aff.9. 22-proving  that  thisis  very  Cbrifi 

17,3  Jefus  whom  I  preach  unto  you  is  Cbrifi 
Rom.S. 34.it  is  Cbrifi  that  died 
1  Cor.1.1 3.isCfc'.divided?wasPaulcrucif.for  you 
1 1 . 3  .that  the  head  of  every  man  is  Cbrifi 
,  1  z.  x  2.being  many  are  one  body,fo  alfo  is  Cbr. 
if.  1 3. then  is  Cbrifi  not  nfen 
16. then  is  not  Cbrifi  raifed 
zo.but  now  is  Cbrifi  rifen  from  the  dead 
G^. 2,.  1 7. is  therefore  Cbrifi  the  minifter  of  fin 

3-i«.and  to  thy  feed,which  is  Cbrifi 
Pbil.i.  zi.for  to  me  to  live  is  ffc-.&todie  is  gain 


CHR      CHR 

Co/.i.z7.which  is  Cbrifi  in  you,the  hope  of  glory 

Mat.i  1.2.  heard  in  the  prifon  the  works  of  Cbrifi 
Z2.42. faying,  What  think  ye  of  Cbrifi 

Rom- 1.1 6.1  am  not  afhamedof  the  Gofpel  of  Cbr. 
8.3  ? .who  fhal  feparate  us  from  the  love  of  Cbr. 
1 4. 1  o.ttand  before  the  judgement- feat  of  Cbrifi 
1  <;.  19.I  have  fully  preached  the  Gofpel  of  Cbr. 
29.fulnefs  of  the  bleffing  of  the  Gofp  of  Cb. 
1 6.i6.the  Churches  of  Cbrifi  falute  you 

1  Cor.  1 .6.  even  as  the  teftimony  of  Cb.v/as  confir. 
1  z.faith,I  am  of  Cephas,and  I  am  of  Cbrifi 
1 7. left  the  crofle  of  Cbrifi  fhould  be  made  of 

2.i6.but  wehavethe  mind  of  Cbrifi 

4. 1  .as  of  the  minifters  of  Cbrifi 

6.1  5. that  your  bodies  are  the  memb.of  Cbrifi 

fhall  I  then  take  the  members  of  Cfo'.and 
9.IZ.  left  we  fhould  hinder  the  Gofpel  of  Cbr. 

1 8.1  may  make  the  Gofp.of  C/?.withoutcha. 
1  o.  1 6.the  communion  of  the  bloud  of  Cbrifi 

the  communion  of  the  body  of  Cbrifi 
1 1 . 1  .even  as  I  alfo  am  of  Cbrifi 

3. and  the  head  of  Cbrifi  is  God 
1  z.z7.now  ye  are  the  body  of  Cbrifi 

2  Cor.  1 . 5. for  as  the  fufferings  of  Ck.abound  in  us 
z.  1  o.forgave  I  it  in  the  perfon  of  Cbrifi 

1  $  .we  are  unto  God  a  fweet  favour  of  Cbrifi 
3 .3  .to  be  the  Epiftle  of  Cbrifi  miniftred  by  us 
4.4.1eft  the  light  of  the  glor.Gofp.of  Cb.fhould 
j.xo.appear  before  the  judgment-feat  of  Cbrifi 

14.  for  the  love  of  Cbrifi  conftraincth  us 
8 .  z  3  .they  are  the  glory  of  Cbrifi 
9.13  .fubjection  unto  the  Gofpel  of  Cbrifi 
io.i.by  the  gentleneffe  of  Cfc-.whom  in  prefen. 

y. every  thought  to  the  obedience  of  Cbrifi 

14.1'n  preaching  the  Gofpel  of  Cbrifi 
I  i.io.as  the  truth  of  Cbrifi  is  in  me,  no  man 

1 3. transform  themfelves  into  the  Apo.of  C. 

2  3 .  are  they  minifters  of  Cbrifi 
i2.cf.pov/eroi  Cbrifi  may  reft  upon  me 
1 3.3.fince  ye  feek  a  proofe  of  Cbrifi  fpeaking 

Gal.i.6.fvo  him  that  called  you  into  the  gra.of  C. 

7. would  pervert  the  Gofpel  of  Cbrifi 

xo.I  fhould  not  be  the  fervant  of  Cbrifi 
1.  i6\might  be  juftified  by  the  faith  of  Cbrifi 
6.z.and  fo  fulfill  the  law  of  Cbrifi 

1  z.fuffer  perfecution  for  the  crofle  of  Cbrifi 
Ephefi  z.  1 3  .made  nigh  by  the  bloud  of  Cbrifi 
3.4.underft.my  knowl.in  the  myfterie  of Cbrifi 

8. among  theGent.the  unfearch.richesof  Cb. 

19.ro  know  the  love  of  Chr.viA  paffeth  kno. 
4.7. to  the  mealure  of  the  gift  of  Cbrifi 

1  z.for  the  edifying  of  the  body  of  Cbrifi 

1 3.meafure  of  the  ftature  of  the  fulnefs  of  C. 
5-.$.  inherir.in  the  kingdom  of  Cbrifi  &  of  God 
6.6.but  as  the  fervants  of  Cbrifi,  doing  the  will 
Phil.  i.  1  o.without  offence  till  the  day  of  Cbrifi 

z7.as  itbecometh  the  Gofpel  of  Cbrifi 

z9.unto  you  it  is  given  in  the  behalf  of  Cbr. 
2.1 6. that  I  may  rejoyce  in  the  day  of  Cbrifi 

30.becaufe  for  the  work  of  Cbrifi  he  was 
3.9.  that  which  is  through  the  faith  of 'Cbrifi 

1 8  .are  the  enemies  of  the  crofle  of  Cbrifi 
Col.  1 .7.  who  is  for  you  a  faithfull  minifter  of  Cbr. 

Z4.behind  ofthe  afflictions  of  Cb.va.  my  flelli 
i.z.  to  the  acknowledgement  ofthe  myft.of  C. 

1 1.  fins  ofthe  flefti  by  the  circumcif.of  Cbr. 

I7.but  the  body  is  of  Cbrifi 
3 . 1 6.1et  the  word  of  Cbrifi  dwell  in  you  richly 
4. 3  .to  fpeak  the  myfterie  of  Cbrifi 

1 2 .who  is  one  of  you,a  fervant  of  Cbrifi 

1  The f.z.6. been  burdenfome>  as  the  Apoft.of  Cbr. 
3.  z.  our  fellow-labourers  in  the  Gofpel  of  Cbr. 

2  Thcf.z.z.ss  that  the  day  of  Cbrifi  is  at  hand 
2  Tim.  z.  1 9.  every  one  that  names  the  name  of  Cb. 
Hck3.14.we  are  made  partakers  of  Cbrifi 

6. 1  .leaving  the  princ.of  the  doctrines  of  Ch.let 
9. 14.  how  much  more  fhall  the  bloud  of  Cbrifi 
1  i.z6.efteeming  the  reproaches  of  C/»\greater 

1  Pet.  1 . 1 1  .or  what  manner  of  time  the  fpir-of  Cb. 
teftified  before- hand  the  fuffer.of  Cbrifi 

1 9-but  with  the  precious  bloud  of  Cbrifi, us 
4. 14.be  reproached  for  the  name  of  Cfe'.happy 
1  .x.and  a  witnefle  ofthe  fufferingsof  Cbrifi 

2  John  9.and  abideth  not  in  the  doctrine  of  Cbrifi 
hethatabidethinthe  doctrine  of  Cbr.  he 

Q  1 


CHR      C  H  R 

Rev.zo.6.thzy  fhalbe  priefts  of  God,  and  of  Cbrifi 

TtoCt)2<ft. 
John  1. 2  5. if  thou  be  not  that  Chrift,nor  Elias 

6.69-are  fure  that  thou  art  that  Cbrifi 
The  Cfjiift. 
Mat.  16.10.  tell  no  man  that  he  was  Jef  the  Cbrifi 

26.6  3. tell  us  whether  thou  be  the  Cbrifi 
Ato'.8.29.faith  unto  him,Thou  art  the  Cbrifi 

14.61. art  thou  the  Cbrifi,the  Son  of  the  blefled 
Lu\. 3. i  j. whether  he  were  the  Chrifitor  not 

9.20.Peterfaid,The  Cbrifi  of  God 

2z.67.art  thou  the  Cbrifi  ?  Tell  us 
John  i.20.confefled,I  am  not  the  Cbrifi  . 
4i.is,being  interpreted,  the  Cbrifi 

3-z8.that  I  faid,I  am  not  the  Cbrifi 

4-zi;.is  not  this  the  Cbrifi 

4  z.know  that  this  indeed  is  the  Cbrifi 

7.4 1. others  faid,This  is  the  Cbrifi 

10.z4.if  thou  be  the  Chrifi,te\\  us  plainly 

1 1. 27.I  beleeve  that  thou  art  the  Cbrifi 

20.3 1. that  Jefus  is  the  Chrift,the  Son  of  God 
1  Job.  2 . 2  %  .denieth  rhat  Jefus  is  the  Ch rift 

5 . 1  .whofflEver  beleeves  that  Jefus  is  the  Cfc'.is 

with  Ctjilft. 

fttf».6.8.now  if  webe  dead  with  C/;>i/?,we  beleeve 

8. 1 7. and  joynt  heires  with  Cbrifi 
Gal.2.20.1  am  crucified  with  Cbrifi 
Epbef.2.*.\mh  quickened  us  together  with  Cbrifi 
Pfe/.i.z3.defiring  to  be  with  Cbrifi 
Col.2.2o.if  ye  bedead  with  Cbrifi  from  the 

3 . 1  .if  ye  then  be  rifen  with  Cbrifi,  feek 

3  your  life  is  hid  with  Cbrifi  in  God 
^f.20.4.  they  lived  &  reigned  with  Ch.a.  thouf.y. 

Chilian. 
A^i.26. 28.almoft  thou perfwadeft  me  to  be  a  Cbr. 
1  Per.4. 1 6.if  any  man  fuffer  as  a  Chrifiian,\et 

Chiiftiang. 
Att.i  i.26.difciples  were  called  Cbrifiians  firft  at 

C&fftff. 

jWdt.24.24.there  fhall  arife  falfe  Cbrifls 
Mar-i  3  .zz.falfe  Cbrifts,znd  falfe  Prophets  fhall 

Chronicles. 
1  Cbr. 27. 24<put  in  the  acco.of  the  chronicles  of  K. 
Efth.6.1.  bring  the  book  of  records  of  the  cbrmid. 
Eoo\  ofthe  CtjionfdeS. 

1  lfjw.14.19.they  are  written  in  the  book  of  Chro. 
29.arethey  not  writte  in  the  book  ofthe  ch. 

1  y.7.acls  of  Abijam  writ.in the  bo.of  the  Cbr. 

13  .afts  of  Afa  written  in  the  bo.of  the  Chro. 

3 1 .  acts  of  Nadab  writ.in  the  bo.of  the  Cbr. 
16.5  .acts  of  Baafha  writ.in  the  book  of  the  Cb. 

I4.afts  of  Elah  written  in  the  bo.of  the  Cbr. 

20.  acts  of  Zimri  writ.in  the  bo.of  the  Chro. 

27.acts  of  Omri  writ.in  the  book  ofthe  Ch. 
zz.39.acts  of  Ahab  writ.in  the  book  ofthe  Ch. 

4  5  .acts  of  Jeho.writ.in  the  book  of  the  Chro. 

2  Kin.  1  •  1 8 .  acts  of  Ahaz. writ.in  the  bo.of  Chron. 

8 . 2  3  .acts  of  Joram  writ.in  the  book  of 'Chronic 
xo.34.acts  of  Jehu  written  in  the  book  of  Cbr. 
12.19. acts  of  Jehoafh  writ.in  the  book  of  Cbr. 

Chapt.r4.15. 
1 3. 8. acts  of  Jehoahaz  writ.in  the  book  of  Cbr. 

1  z.att  s  of  Joafh  written  in  the  book  of  Chro. 
14. 1 8. acts  of  Amaz.writ.in  the  book  of  Chron. 

2  8. acts  of  Jeroboam  writ.in  the  book  of  Ch. 
1  y .  6.  acts  of  Azariah  written  in  the  book  of  Ch. 

1 1  .acts  of  Zach.written  in  the  book  of  Chro. 

1  f  .acts  of  Shallum  writ.in  the  book  of  Cbr. 
2 1  .acts  of  Menahem  writ.in  the  book  of  Ch. 
z6.acts  of  Pekahiah  writ.in  the  book  of  Cbr. 

3  1 .  acts  of  Pekah  writ.in  the  book  of  Chron. 
3  6. acts  of  Jotham  writ.in  the  book  of  Chro. 

16.19.  ac^s  °f  Ahaz  written  in  the  bo.of  Chro. 
zo.zo.acts  of  Hezek. writ.in  the  bookofcfow, 
z  1 . 1 7  .acts  of  Manaf.  writ  in  the  book  of  Chron. 

2  5  acts  of  Amon  written  in  the  book  of  Cb. 
13.18.  acts  of  Jofiah  writ.in  the  book  of  Chron. 
i4.5;actsofjehoiak.writ.in  the  book  of  Chron. 

Ncb.iz.ii.fons  of  Levi  were  writ.in  the  bo.of  Ch. 

Eftb.  2.23  .it  was  written  in  the  bo.of  Cbron.hefore 

io.2.acts  of  Ahafu.writ.in  the  book  of  Chronic. 

Chjpfolite. 

ft?f.zi.20.thefeventh  Chryfolite, the  eighth  Berill 

CfopfopttfafHsr, 

Kez\si.2Q.the  iodl.a  Chryfbpbr.the  1  xth.a  Jacinct 

qCfttgftali. 


C  HU      CHU 


CHU      CHU 


C  I  L        CIR 


Job  18.17  gold  and  the  cbryftall  cannot  equall  it 
£^.1.22.  likenefsof  firm. as  thecol.of  terri.cfo'. 

4-6.  a  fea  of  glaffe,  like  unto  cbryflall 
Rev. 2 1 . 1 1  .even  like  a  Jafper  ftone,cle.ir  as  Chryfl. 
2  2. 1. of  the  water  of  life  clear  as  chyflall 
Chub. 
E^.30.  j.and  Chub  mail  fall  with  them 

Crjun. 
1  Cbr.  18. 8.  like  wife  from  Cbttn  Dav.brought  brafs 

©hurch. 
Mat.16. 18.  upon  this  rock  I  will  build  my  Church 
18.17.  neglect  to  hear  them,tell  it  to  the  Chur. 
if  he  neglect  to  hear  the  Chxrch,\et  him 
A7.2-47.the  Lord  added  to  the  Cte.daily  fuch  as 
5.1 1. and  great  fear  came  on  all  the  Chinch 
8.1a  great  perfecut.againft  the  Church,\Nhich 
1  i.26.aflembled  themfelves  with  the  Chur. and 
14.23.  had  ordained  them  Elders  in  every  Chu. 
27. &  had  gathered  the  Church  together ,they 
1  f. 3. being  brought  on  their  way  by  the  Church 
22.8c  Elders  with  the  whole  Church  to  fend 
1 8. 2  2. gone  up  and  faluted  the  Church,  he  went 
Rom.  iif.y.likewife  greet  the  Church  that  is  in  the 
1  Cor. 4. 1 7. as  I  teach  every  where  in  every  Church 
14. 4. he  that  prophelieth,  edifieth  the  Church 
5.  that  the  Church  may  receive  edifying 
2  3. if  the  whole  church  be  come  together 
16. 19.  with  the  Church  that  is  in  their  houfe 
Ephef.  1.22.  the  head  over  all  things  to  the  Church 
3.'io.mightbeknownby  the  Chu.the  manifold 
5.24.8s  the  Church  is  fubjeft  unto  Chnft,  fo 

2  5  .even  as  Chrift  alfo  loved  the  Chu.Sc  gave 
27-prefent  it  to  hinifelf  a  glorious  Church 
i^.cheriiheth  it,even  as  the  Lord  the  Church 

3  2.I  fpeak  concerning  Chrift  &  the  Church 
Pfc/.3.6\perfecuting  the  Chu. touching  the  righteo. 

4. 1 5.  no  Cte/.communica.with  me,but  ye  only 
Col.  1 . 1 8 .the  Church,v/ho  is  the  beginning,the  firft 
24>for  his  bodies  fike,which  is  the  Church 
4. 1 f.falute  the  Church,v/hkh  is  in  his  houfe 
1  Thef.  1 . 1  .Paul,Silvanus3&  Tim.unto  the  Church 

2  1hef.i.\. 
1  Tim.  j .  1 6.and  let  not  the  Church  be  charged 
Philem.z.and  to  the  Church  in  thy  houfe 
Hrf1.12.23.and  the  Church  of  the  firft-born,  which 
1  Pet.  5. 1 3»the  Church  that  is  at  Bab.  faluteth  you 
3  John  6.  witnefle  of  thy  charity  before  the  Church 
9.I  wrote  unto  the  Cburch,but  Diotrephes 
In  the  Ci»uTCb. 
AB.j.ifi. this  is  he  that  was  in  the  Church  in 
1 3 . 1. there  were  in  the  Church  at  Antioeh 
i  Co>'.6.4.who  areleaft  efteemed  in  the  Church 
1 1 .1 8.when  you  come  togeth.in  the  Chu.l  hear 
1 2.28.God  hath  fet  fome  in  the  Church  firft 
1 4. 1  p.yet  in  the  Ch.l  had  rather  fpeak  5  .w  ords 
28.1et  him  keep  filence  in  the  Church 
3  <f .  a  fhame  for  women  to  fpeak  in  the  Chu. 
Ephef. 3.21  .unto  him  be  gbry  in  the  Chu.hy  Chr. 
Col. 4.  itf.caufe  that  it  be  read  alfo  in  the  Church  of 

Of  the  ChtltCh. 
Acl.S.3  .as  for  Saul,  he  made  havock  of  the  Church 
1  i.22.came  unto  the  cares  of  the  Church,whkh 
1 2. 1.  forth  his  hands  to  vexe  certain  of  the  Cbu. 

f.praier  was  made  of  the  Church  unto  God 
1 5.4. they  were  received  of  the  Church,znd 
20.  i7.and  called  the  Elders  of  the  Church 
Rom.  16.1  .Phebe  a  fervant  of  the  Church 

23.  Gaiusmine  hofte,8c  of  the  whole  Chur. 
1  Cor.  14. 1 2.ye  may  excell,to  the  edif.of  the  Chur. 
Ephef.  j.zi.  even  as  Chrift  is  the  head  of  the  Chur. 
1  T?/».j  .5.  how  (hall  he  take  care  of  the  Church  of 
Heb.z.i  2. in  the  midft  of  the  Church  will  I  fing 
JWf.i4.let  him  call  for  the  Elders  of  the  Church 
3  Job,  io.and  cafteth  them  out  of  the  Church 
Rev.z.  1  .unto  the  angel  of  the  Cte.of  Ephef.  write 
8  .unto  the  angel  of  the  Cbu.  in  Smyrna  write 
1 2.to  the  angel  of  the  Chur.'m  Pergam.write 
1 8. to  the  angel  of  the  C/unThyatira  write 
j.i.unto  the  angel  of  the  Chur.'m  Sardis  write 
7. to  the  angel  of  the  Cbu-m  Philadelp.write 
i4.to  the  angel  of  the  Ch.ot  the  Laod.write 
4tt)UtttyofGod. 
4b~l.zo. 28.to  feed  the  Chti.of  Gdd,which  he  hath 
1  Cor.  1 ,2.to  the  Cbur.oi  God,which  is  at  Corinth 
2  Cmwtb.iii. 


10,3  2.  give  none  offence  to  the  Church  of  God 
1 1 . 2 2.or  defpife  ye  the  Church  of  God,and 
1 5  .p.becaufe  I  perfecuted  the  Church  of  God 
Gal.  1 . 1 3  .beyond  meafure  I  perfcc.the  Chu.oi  God 
1  Tim.  3 .  ?  .he  take  care  of  the  Church  of  God 

Churcrje0. 
AcI.q.  3 1  .then  had  the  Churches  reft  throughout 
1  y.4i.thorow  Syria  &  Cilicia,confirm.the  Ch. 
i6\y.fo  were  the  Cfer.eftablifhed  in  the  faith 
19.37  .which  are  neith.robbers  of  Churches,  nor 
Rom.  i6.4.but  alfo  all  the  Churches  of  the  Gentiles 
i6.the  Churches  of  Chrift  faluteyou 

1  Cor.-j .  1 7  .and  fo  ordain  I  in  all  Churches 

ir.  16. no  fuchcuftome,  neither  the  C/.w.of  G. 
14. 33. as  in  all  Churches  of  the  Saints 

3  4. let  your  women  keep  filence  in  the  Chur. 
1 6>  1  -as  I  have  given  order  to  the  Churches  of 

1 9. the  Churches  of  Afia  falute  you 

2  6V.8.1. grace  of  G-beftowed  on  the  Cbu.oi Ma. 

i8.praife  is  in  the  Gofp.thorow  all  the  Chu. 
lp.who  was  chofen  alfo  of  the  Churches  to 
2  3. they  are  the  meffengers  of  the  Churches, 8c 
24.8c  before  the  Churches ,the  proofe  of  your 
1 1. 8. 1  robbed  other  Churches,  taking  wages 

28. upon  me  daily  ,the  care  of  all  the  Church, 
1 2.1 3. wherein  ye  were  iciferiour  to  other  Chu. 
Gal.  i.2.are  with  me,unto  the  Churches  of  Galatia 
22  .was  unknown  by  face  unto  the  Churches 

1  Thef  2.14.  ye  breth  became  followers  of  the  Ch. 

2  Tbef.1.4.  we  our  felves  glory  in  you  in  the  Chur. 
Rev.  i.4.John,to  the  7. Churches  in  Afia  grace 

1 1  .fend  it  to  the  7  Church.v/hich  are  in  Afia 
20.the  7.ftars  are  the  angels  of  the  j.Cbtir. 
the  7.candlefticks  are  the  7. Churches 
2.7.what  the  fpirit  faith  unto  the  Churches 

Ver.  1 1, 17,29.6c  Chap.  3. 6, 1 3, 22. 
2 3. and  all  the  Churches  fhall  know  that  I 
zz.16.  toteft.unto  youthefe  things  in  the  Chu,. 
Cijurle. 
Ifa.  3  2 . 5.  nor  the  churle  faid  to  be  bountifull 
7.inftrumentsalfoof  thechwk  are  evill 
Ctyurlity. 
1  Sam.  2  5. 3. but  the  man  wascburlifb,and 

Cbitrntog. 
P>'tf,30.3  3.  the  chumingoi  milk  bringeth  for.butt. 

Cijttfe. 
E;roc(.i7.9.'Mof.faiduntoJofua,  Chufe  us  out  men 
Deut-z$.  16. in  that  place  which  he  fhall  chufe  in 

30.19. therefore  cfe«/elife,that  both  thou  &  thy 
Jof.o. 27.  in  the  place  which  he  mould  chufe 
24. 1  ^.chufe  you  this  day  whom  ye  will  ferve 

1  S<w».2.28.and  I  did  chufe  him  out  of  all  the 
i7.8.chufe  you  a  man  foryou,and 

2  Sam.  1 7. 1 .  let  me  now  chufe  out  1 2000. men 
24. 1 2.  th.thze  out  one  of  them,that  I  may  do  ic 

1  Chmi.zi.10. 
1  Kin.  18.23.let  them  chu.oae  bullock  for  themfe. 
2 %.chufe you  one  bullock  for  your  felves3and 
1  Chro. 2 1 . 1 1.  thus  faith  the  L.otd,Chufe  thee 
Neh.Q.7. v/ho  didft  chufe  Abram3and  broughteft 
Job  y.x^.chufe  out  my  words  to  reafon  with  him 
3  4. 4. let  us  chufe  to  us  judgement,  let  us 
33.01-  whether  thou  chufe,zndnot  I 
Pfal.zt,.  1  i.teach  in  the  way  that  he  fhall  chufe 

47. 4. he  fhall  chufe  our  inheritance  for  us 
P/'o.i.29.did  not  chufe  the  feare  of  the  Lord 

3.3 1. and  chufe  none  of  his  waies 
Iftt.y.  1  f.to  refufe  the  evill,and  chufe  the  good 
i6.and  chufe  the  good,  the  land  that  thou 
56.4-and  chufe  the  things  that  pleafe  me,and 
€<,•  12. did  chufe  that  wherein  I  delighted  not 
66.4.I  alfo  will  chufe  their  de!ufions,and 
E^e^.zi.iQ.chufe  thou  a  phce,chuje  it  at  the  head 
Phil. i.zz.yet  what  I  mall  chufe,\  wote  not 

Chl'-f  c  or  Cfjooft  joyned  with  the  Lord. 
Num.i6.7.thztmzn  whom  the  Lord  dothchufe,he 

17.5. mans  rod  whom  I  fhall  chufe  (hall  bloff. 
Deut.y. y.the  Lord  did  not  chufe  you,becaufe 
I2.5.whichthe  Lord  fhall  chufe  out  of  all  the 

1  i.which  the  L.your  G.Ctialchu.to  caufe  his 
1 4. in  the  place  which  the  L.fhal  chu.'m  one 

Verfei8. 

26.go  unto  the  place  which  the  L.fhall  caufe 

14.23  .which  the  L.  fhall  chu.to  place  his  name 

Verfe24. 

2  f.unto  the  place  which  the  L.thy  G.fhal  ch. 


-   1  f  .20.1'n  the  place  which  the  L.fhakfctf.thou  & 
16. 2.  paflbv.in  -the  place  weh  the  Lord  (hal  cbu. 

Verfe  6. 

7. eat  it  in  the  place  which  the  Lord  (hal  chu. 

1  J.fol.feaft  in  the  place  which  the  L.  (hal  ch. 

1  ^.appear  in  the  place  which  he  (hall  chufe 

I7.8.get  thee  up  into  the  pl.wcb  the  L.lhal  chu. 

io.  which  the  Lo.ihall  rb«/e,lhall  (hew  thee 

1  y  .king  over  thee  whom  the  Lo.fhall  chufe 

i8.6".unto  the  place  which  the  Lord  (hall  chufe 

26.2.go  unto  the  place  which  the  L.fhal  chu.to 

31 . 1 1  .in  the  place  which  he  (hall  chu.thow  (halt 

2  Sa.  1 6. 1 8  .nay,but  whom  the  L.fhal  cbu.his  wil  I 

2  i.fi'.whom  the  Lord  did  cbufe,md  the  king 

1  K%14.2i.the  city  which  the  L.did chn.om  of 
Ifa.  1 4. 1  .for  the  Lord  will  yet  chufe  Ifrael 

49. 7. and  he  (hall  chufe  thee 
Zech.  1 . 1 7  .and  (hall  yet  chufe  Jerufalem 

2. 1 2. and  fhall  chufe  Jerufalem  againe 

cijrtfeft. 

Job  1  y.y.thou  chufeft  the  tongue  of  the  crafty 
Pfal.6^ .4,bletTed  is  the  man  whom  thou  cbufefl 

Cfjafett). 

Job  7. 1  y.fo  that  my  foule  chufeth  ftrangling 
Ifa.qo.zo.chufetha,  tree  that  will  not  rot 

4  i.24.an  abomination  is  he  that  cbufetbyou 

CfjaJmg. 
Hcb.  1 1 . 2  $  .chufing  rather  to  fuffer  affli  ftion  w  i  th 

Chaja. 
Lu\.%. 3  Joanna  the  wife  of  C/;«^aHerods  fteward 

CHicfa. 

Acl.6.a.znd  of  them  of-Cilicia  difput.with  Stephe 
1  J. 2  3. which  are  of  the  Gent.in  Syria  &  Cilicia 

4 1 .  he  went  thorow  Syria  and  Cilicia. 
21.3 9. which  am  a  Jew  of  Tarfus,a  city  in  Cil. 
22.3  .a  Jew  born  in  Tatfus,  a  city  in  Cilicia 
23.34.when  he  underftood  that  he  was  oiCili. 
27.  f. had  failed  over  the  fea  of  Cilicia,3t\d 
Gal.  1 . 2 1 .1  came  unto  the  regions  of  Cilicia 

<3T  inner  etr), 
Jof.  1 9.3  5  .the  fenced  cities  are  Rakkath  8c  tinner. 

<Einnetotb.  See  alfo  GfynneretJ), 
Jof. 1 3. 2  7. even  unto  the  edge  of  the  fea  of tinner. 
1  Vjn.  1  j.20.Benhadad  fmote  all  Cinnerotb 

(Circle. 
lfa.40. 22.it  is  he  that  fitteth  upon  the  circle  of  the 

Circuit. 
1  Sam.7. 1 6.he  went  from  year  to  year  in  circuit  to 
Job  2  2. 1 4.he  walketh  in  the  circuit  of  heaven 
Pfal.  1  o.6.md  his  circuit  from  the  ends  of  it 

Circuits. 
Ecclef.  1  .{J.returneth  again  according  to  his  circuits 

Circamctfe. 
Gen.  1 7. 1 1  .ye  (hal  circum.the  flefh  of  yonr  foresk . 
Deut.io.iS.circum.thetioxe  the  foresfc.of  your  hea. 

3 o.6.the  Lord  will  circumcife  thine  heart 
Jof.^.z.  and  circumcife  again  the  childr.of  Ifrael 

4.  this  is  the  caufe  why  Jofhua  did  circumcife 
Jer.^.^.circumcife  your  felves  to  the  Lord,and 
Lu\.\.<>Q.the  8th.day  they  came  to  circum.the  child 
John  7 . 2  2 .  ye  on  the  fabbath  day  circumcife  a  man 
^ff.i$.$.itwas  needfullto  circumcife  them 
2 1 . 2 1  .ought  not  to  circumcife  their  children 
CfrcnmctfeU. 
Ge».i7.io.every  man-child  be  circumcifed^ 

1 2.he  that  is  eight  daies  old  fhalbe  circumcif. 
1 3 .  born  or  bought  muft  be  circumcifed 
1 4.whofe  fielh  is  not  circumcifed  fhalbe  cut 
2  3  .circumcif.ihe  fleih  the  fame  day,as  G  .faid 
24.  Ahra.was  99.years  old  when  he  was  arc. 
2  5. 1(h.was  1 3. years  old  when  he  was  circa. 
26.felf  fame  day  was  Abr.&  Imm-circumcif. 
27  .all  the  men  of  his  houfe  circumcifed 
2 1. 4.  Abraham  ci^«w«.Ifaac3being  8. daies  old 

3  4. 1 5:  .every  male  of  you  be  circumcifed 

17.  if  ye  will  not  heark.to  us  to  be  circumcif. 
2  2  .be  circumcifed  as  they  are  circumcifed 
24, every  male  was  circumcifed^ 
Exod.x  2.44.vvhen  thou  haft  circumcifed  him, then 

48. let  all  his  males  be  circumcifed 
Levit.  1 2 . 3  .fielh  of  his  foreskin  (halhe  circumcifed 
Jof.  j .  3  .and  circumcifed  the  children  of  Ifrael 

5.all  the  people  that  came  out  were  circumcif. 

them  they  had  not  circumcifed 

7.  raifed  up  in  their  ftead,them  Jofhua  circu- 

becaufethey  had  not  circumcifed  them  by 

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Jer.q  2<.puni(h  all  them  which  are  arcumcifivf  ith 
^.7,8.Abrah.begateIfaac,&«^.him  the  eighth 
1 5 .  i .  except  ye  be  circumcifed  after  the 

24.ye  muft  be  drcumafed,  and  keep  the 
1 6  3.  and  drcumafed  him  becaufe  of  the  Jewes 
Rom.4.  i  i.though  they  be  not  arcumcifc  d_,that 
i  O.7.18.  is  any  man  called  being  arctimpfed^ 

in  uncircumci(ion,let  him  not  be  arc. 
Gd.z.%  -was  compelled  to  be  drcumafed 


-  j.that  if  ye  be  circumdfed,Chtiti.  (hall 
6- 1 i! they  conftrain  you  to  be  drcumafed 


tnarii  y<.vi.<."w— «■)-",— -.  .     , 

.teflifie  aga.to  every  man  that  is  arcumajea 


^'.nei.they  themfelves  who  are  circiMc.kccy 
but  defire  to  have  you  drcumafed,  that 
Phil.  3.  •>.  drcumafed  the  eighth  day,ofthe  flock  of 
Coi.i.  1  i.in  whom  alfo ye  are  circumafedynth 

CtrctmtctGng. 
7or.<.S .when  they  had  done  dmmdfing all  the pe. 
Lu.i  n.  accompli.for  the  arcumdfmg  of  the  child 

Cfrcutnctfton. 
/o^7.ai.Mofes  gave  unto  you  drcumdfion 

2 1  .if  a  man  on  the  Sab.day  receive  arcumafi. 

Rm.i.i->. drcumdfion  verily  profiteth,  if  thou  keep 

thy  drcumdfion  is  made  uncircumcifion 

z6.uncircumcifion  be  counted  for  circumaft. 

27 .  who  by  the  letter  and  arcumdfion  doft 

28.  neith.  is  that  circumdfionv/hich  is  outw. 
2p.and  drcumdfion  is  that  of  the  heart 

3 . 3  o  .(hall  juftifie  the  drcumdfion  by  faith 
4i9.th1sbleffedn.then  upon  thecraw.only?  or 

I  o.  when  he  was  in  drcumdfion,  or  in 

not  in  circumdfion,bat  in  uncircumcifi. 

1  Cfff.f. 19 -drcumdfion  is  nothing  but  keeping  the 

G*/.i.9.they  (hould  goe  into  the  drcumdfion 

5.6.in  Jefus  Chrift  neither  drcumdfion  availeth 

Chap.6.15. 

I I  .if  I  yet  preach  clrcimdfion,-why  doe  I 
Effc.2.  1 1 .  by  that  which  is  called  the  drcumd.  in 

IPfw/.  3 . 3  .for  we  are  the  drcumdfion,  which  worfhip 
j  Col.  2. 1 1.  circumcifed  with  the  drcumdfion  made 
fins  of  the  flefhjby  the  drcumd. oi  Ch. 
3 . 1 1  .where  there  is  neither  drcumdfion,  nor 

ofCtttOtttetffon. 

£#0.4.26.3  bloudy  hus.  thou  art  becaufe  of  the  dr. 
Aff.7.8.  heegave  him  the  covenant  of  drcumdfion 
10.4$  .andthey  of  the  drcumdfion  which 
1 1 .2.  they  that  were  of  the  drcumdfion  conten. 
Rom.  3 .  r  .or  w  hat  profit  is  there  of drcumdfion 
4.1 1.  he  received  the  figne  of 'drcumdfion 
1 2.  the  father  of  drcumdfion  to  them  who 

are  not  of  the.  drcumdfion  onely 
1 5 .8 .  a  minifter  of  the  circumafion  for  the  truth 
Gal.  2. 7. that  the  gofpel  of  drcumdfion  was  comm. 
8 .  to  the  Apoftlefhip  of  the  drcumdfion,the 
1 2.fearing  them  which  were  of  the  drcumdf 
Col.4.1  i.who  are  of  the  drcumdfion ;  thefe 
Tit.  1 .  10.  efpecially,  they  of  the  drcumdfion 

Clrcumfjiect, 
Exo.  25.13.  that  I  have  faid  unto  you,  be  driumfp. 

Cfrcumfyectlp. 
Eph.^.i  f.'fee  then  that  ye  walk drcumjpeBly 
Cfflt,  See  Ittfl). 
Cife,  See  Ctje, 
Ctfkrrte. 
2  ]$.  18.3  l.drink  ye  every  one  the  wa.of  his  cifiem 
Pro.  5 . 1  j  .drink  w  ater  out  of  thine  owne  dfierne 
Eccl.  1 2.6.or  the  whecle  broken  at  the  dfierne 
lfa.^6.i6.t\txyoat  the  water  of  bis  own  dfierne 

Ctfteweg. 
fey.  2. 1 3  .hewed  them  out  dfierne  sjbtoken  dfiernes 

Cttie. 
G£«.4.i7.Cainbuilded  a  %,  and  called  it  Enoch 
10. 1 1 .  Afher  builded  the  citie  Rehoboth 

1  i44.1et  us  build  us  acity,  and  a  tower 
5. Lord  came  downe  to  fee  the  city 
8.1eft  off  to  build  the  city 

i8.24.fifty  righteous  within  the  city 
26.if  I  find  fifty  righteous  within  the  city 
28  .deftroy  all  the  city  for  lack  of  five 

i?.4.before  they  lay  downe,the  men  of  the  city 
1 2.  whatfoever  thou  haft  in  the  city 
1 5.  left  thou  be  confumed  in  the  city 
22. the  name  of  the  city  was  called  Zoar 

2  J .  io.of  all  that  went  in  at  the  gates  of  his  city 
Verf.  18. 

2  4. 1  o.went  to  Mefopotamia,  to  the  city  of  Na. 


1 3  .men  of  the  city  goe  out  to  draw  water 
26.3  3. therefore  the  nameof  the  city  is  Bcerflae. 
28. 19. the  name  of  the  city  was  called  Luz 
33.18  Jacob  came  to  Shalem-,3  city  of  Shechem 
he  pitched  his  tent  before  the  city 
3  4. 20. of  their  wY.com.with  the  men  of  their  d. 
24.  all  that  went  out  at  the  gate  of  his  dry 

2  5. and  came  upon  the  city  boldly 

27.  fonsof  Jacob  fpoiled  the  city 

28.  that  which  was  in  the  city,  &  in  the  field 
3  <f. 27. Jacob  came  unto  the  city  of  Arbah 
36.3  2.  nameof  Bela's city  was  Dinhabah 

1  Cbro.  1.4  3. 

3  5 .  the  name  of  Hadad's  city  was  Avith 
1  Chron.1.^6. 

39.  the  name  of  Hadar's  city  was  Pau 

1  Chron.i.'io- 
4 1. 48. food  of  the  field  which  was  about  ev.cit. 
44.13  .every  man  his  affe,&  returned  to  the  city 
Lev.  2  f  .29.man  fell  a  dwell.houfe  in  a  walled  city 
3'o.thc  houfe  that  is  in  the  walled  city  {hall 
3  3  .and  the  city  of  his  poffeffion  fliall 
Num.io.  1 6.in  Kadefh,a  ci/y  in  the  uppermoft  of 
2i.26.forHefhbon  was  the  city  of  Sihon 
28.  a  flame  from  the  city  of  Sihon,  it 

2  2 . 3  6  .to  meet  him,  unto  a  city  of  Mo  ab 
24. 1 9-to  deftroy  him  that  remaineth  o f  the  dty 

3  $.4.  (hall  reach  from  the  wall  of  the  city,  and 
Deut.i.tG.anA  from  the  city  that  is  by  the  river 

was  not  one  city  too  ftrong  for  us 

3.4.there  was  not  a  city  which  we  took  not 

1 3.13  .withdrawne  the  inhabitants  of  their  dty 
1 5.fmite  the  inhabitants  of  that  cit-whh  the 
1 6.  (halt  burn  with  fire  the  citie  and 

20.  io.comeft  nigh  unto  a  cit.to  fight  againft  it 
I4.and  all  that  is  in  the  citie,  even  all  the 
1 9. when  thou  {halt  befiege  a  citie  a  long 

a  x.  3. it  (hall  be  that  the  city  which  is  next  unto 
2 1 .  all  the  men  of  his  citie  {hall  ftone  him 

22.21.mcn  of  her  citie  (hall  ftone  herwith 
23.man  find  her  in  the  dtie,mA  lie  with  her 
24.both  out  unto  the  gate  of  that  city,8c  fto. 
becaufe  (he  cryed  not,being  in  the  city 

28. 3 .  bleffed  (halt  thou  be  in  the  citie 
\6-  curfed  (halt  thou  be  in  the  citie,  and 
fofh.7 .  1 6\on  an  heap,very  far  from  the  city  Adarrl 

6. 3  .ye  (hall  compaffe  the  city,  all  the  men  of 
4.the  feventh  day  ye  (hall  compaffe  the  city 
5. and  the  wall  of  the  city  (hall  fall  downe 
7.  paffe  on,  and  compaffe  ihe  cky 

1 1 .  arke  of  the  Lord  compaffed  the  dty 
i4.the  fecond  day  they  compaff.  the  city  once 
1  5  .compaffed  the  dty  after  the  fame  manner 

they  compaffed  the  citie  feven  times 
i£.  for  the  Lord  hath  given  you  the  citie 

1 7 .  and  the  citie  (hall  be  accurfed 

20.  and.  they  tooke  the  city 

2 1 .  utterly  deftroyed  all  that  was  in  the  citie 
24.  and  they  burnt  the  dty  with  fire 

8.1  .given  into  thy  hand  his  people,and  his  citie 
2.  lay  thee  an  ambufti  for  the  citie  behind  it 
4.  ye  (hall  lie  in  wait  againft  the  citie 

goe  not  very  fane  from  the  ci tie 
•(.that  are  with  me  will  approa.  unto  the  dty 

6.  till  we  have  drawne  them  from  the  citie 

7.  and  feize  upon  the  citie  :  for  the  Lord 
8. taken  the  citie,  fet  the  city  on  fire 
i  1  .drew  nigh,and  came  before  the  city 

1 2.  on  the  weft  fide,on  the  citie 
1 3  .hoft  that  was  on  the  north  fide  of  the  cit. 

liers  in  wait  on  the  weft  fide  of  the  citie 
14.  men  of  the  citie  went  out  againft  Ifra.to 

liers  in  ambufh  aga.him  behind  the  citie 
i6.and  weredrawne  away  from  the  citie 
1 7. they  left  the  citie  open,  and  purfued 

18.  that  he  had  in  his  hand  towards  the  citie 
1 9. halted,  and  fet  the  citie  on  fire 
2o.fmoke  of  the  citie  afcended  up  to  heaven 
ai.  faw  that  the  ambufh  had  taken  the  citie 

that  the  fmoke  of  the  city  afcended,then 
29.  caft  it  at  the  entry  of  the  gate  of  the  citie 
n.i9.nota«Jy  that  made  peace  with  the  chil. 
13.9.  and  the  citie  that  is  in  the  midft  of  the  ri. 

Ver.16. 
15.13.aW0f  Arba,  which  citie  is  Hebron 
6  2  .and  Nibflian,  and  the  dtie  of  fait 


18.14.  a  citie  of  the  children  or  Judah,this  was 
19.29.and  to  the  ftrong  ate  Tyre 

50  they  gave  him  the  city  which  he  asked 
20.6.andhefhall  dwell  in  that  citie 

come  unto  his  owne  dtie,to  the  citie  from 
2 1 . 1 1  they  gave  them  the  atk  of  Arbah 
1 2. fields  &  villa.of  the  citie  gave  they  to  Ca. 
fttdg.  1.8.  and  fet  the  city  on  fire 

1 7. name  of  the  city  was  called  Hormah 

23 .  name  of  the  city  before  was  Luz 
2?. fmote  the  riband  let  goe  the  man 

3.13.  and  poffeffed  the  city  of  palme  trees 

6. 27.  feared  the  men  of  the  ci.  that  he  could  not 

28.when  the  men  of  the  city  arofe  early,  beh. 

jo.men  of  the  city  faid  unto  Joaih,  Bring 
817.  and  flew  the  men  of  the  city 

27.  and  pur  it  in  his  city,  even  in  Ophrah 
9.30.when  Zebul,  ruler  of  the  city,  heard  the 

3 1.  behold,  they  fovtifie  the  city  againft  thee 

3  3 ,  and  fet  upon  the  city  ;  &  behold,  w  hen 

35.intheentringofthi;ga.of  thecify  V.44. 

45>beatdown  the«fy,and  fowed  it  with  lalt 
Abiin  ilech  fought  againft  the  city 

5 1.  was  a  ftrong  tower  within  the  city 

fled  all  r.hey  of  the  city,  and  (hut 
1 4. 1 8. men  of  the  city  faid  unto  him  on 
1 6. 2. for  him  all  that  night  in  the  ga. of  the  city 

3. took  hedooresofthe  gate  of  the  city 
1 8.27.and  burnt  the  city  with  fire 

29.called  the  name  of  the  city  Dan 

name  of  the  city  was  Laifh  at  the  firft 
19.1 5. fate  him  downe  at  a  ftreet  of  the  city 

17.  a  wayfaring  man  in  the  ftreete  of  the  city 

2  2.behold,the  men  of  the  city  befet 
20.1 1. men  of  Ifr.were  gathered  againft  the  ci. 

3  1.  and  were  drawne  away  from  the  city 
3  2.  draw  them  from  the  city  unto  the  high 
3  7. and  fmote  all  the  citie  with  the  edge 
40.  flame  of  the  citie  afcended  up  to  heaven 

Ruth  1 .  i9.that  all  the  citie  was  moved  about  them 
3.1 1  .all  the  citieofmy  people  know  that 

1  S<z»z.  1.3. this  man  went  up  outofhiswfr'e  ' 
4. 1 3.  told  it,all  the  citie  cryed  out 
f.$.  hand  of  the  Lord  was  againft  the  cit.  with 

fmote  the  men  of  the  dtie,both  fmall 
1 1. a  deadly  deftruftion  thorowo.all  the  citie 
1 2.the  cry  of  the  citie  went  up  to  heaven 
8.2,2.  goyee  every  man  unto  his  citie 
9.10.(0  they  went  unto  thecity  where  the 
n .  went  up  the  hill  to  the  city,  they  found 
1 2. he  came  to  day  to  the  citie,  for  there  is  a 
27.going  downe  to  the  end  of  the«te,Sam. 
10.  j.  when  thou  artcome  to  the  citie  that  thou 
I'f.  y .  and  Saul  came  to  a  dty  of  Amalek 
20.6.  might  run  to  Bethlehem  his  citie 
29,0m:  family  hath  a  facrificc  in  the  citie 
4Q.goe  carry  them  to  the  citie 
22. 1 9. and  Nob  the  citie  of  the  Priefts,  fmote 
z3.10.to  deftroy  the  due  for  my  fake 
27.  j.  fervant  dwell  in  the  royall  citie  with  thee 
28. 3. buried  him  even  in  his  owne  citie 
3 0.3. David  and  his  men  came  to  the  citie 

2  Sam.  10. 3. hath  not  Dav>  rath. Cent  to  fear. the  city 
1 1. 16.  when  Joab  obferved  the  citie, that  he 

1 7.men  of  the  citie  went  out  and  fought 
20.  wherefore  approached  ye  fo  nigh  the  citie 

25.  make  thy  battell  more  ftrong  ag.the  dtie 

1 2 . 1 .  there  were  two  men  in  one  citie 

26.  and  tooke  the  royall  citie 
27<and  have  taken  the  dtie  of  waters 

2  8.  and  encampe  againft  the citie,and  take  it 
left  I  take  the  citie,and  it  be  called 

3  o.brought  forth  the  fpoil  of  the  cit. in  great 

1 5.2.  of  what  «'te  art  thou  ?  and  he  faid,Thy 
12.  Abfal.  Cent  for  .Ahithophel  from  his  city 
14.  and  finite  the  city  with  the  edge  of  the 
34.D1U  if  thou  retume  unto  the  rify,and 

17.13  .then  (hall  all  Ifr.  bring  ropes  to  that  dty 
2j.gate  him  home  to  his  houfe,to  his  c/Vy,& 
19.37.  that  I  may  die  in  mine  owne  city 
20. 1  S-they  caft  up  a  bank  againft  the  dty 
i9.thou  feekeft  to  deftroy  a  citie,8c  a  mother 
21.  and  I  will  depart  from  the  dtie 
2  2. and  they  retired  from  the  citie  every 

24.  5  .pitch.in  Aroer,on  the  right  fide  of  the  c?. 
1  Kim.  1 .41.  wherefore  is  this  noife  of  the  city 

~  4*.k 


C  I  T        C  IT 

4j.fo  that  tht  citie  rang  againe 
8.16. 1  chafe  no  dtie  out  of  all  the  tribes 

44  pray  unto  the  Lo.  toward  the  citie  which 

48.  the  citie  which  thou  haft  chofen,and  the 
9. 1  6.flaine  the  canaan.that  dwelt  in  the  citie 
1 1.  3  z.  citie  which  I  have  chofen  out  of  all  the 

3  6.dt;e  which  I  have  chofen  me  to  put 
j  3  .2  5 .  told  it  in  the  citie  where  the  old  Proph. 

29.  old  Prophet  came  to  the  citie  to  mourne 
1 4. 1  i.dieth  of  Jerob.in  theate,fhall  the  dogs 

21  .citie  which  the  Lord  did  chufe  out  of 

16.4.  him  that  dieth  of  Baafha  in  the  citie  fhall 
18. when  Zimri  faw  that  the  citie  wasta.that 

1 7. 1  o  .w  hen  he  came  to  the  gate  of  the  c'tt.beh. 
20. 1  z.fet  themfelves  in  array  againft  the  citie 
2i.8.to  the  Nobles  that  were  in  his  citie 

1 1. the  men  of  his«fte,even  the  Elders  and 
who  were  the  inhab.in  his  citie,  did  as 

24.dieth  of  Ahab  in  the  «fii?,dogs  fhall  eat 
22.z6.cany  him  back  to  Amon  gov.of  the  citie 

j6.every  man  to  his  citie,and  every  man  to 
2  J(»2.2.ia.menof  the  citie  hid  untoElifha,Beh. 
6. 14.  came  by  night,  and  compaffed  thecitie 

1 5. beholden  hofte  compaffed  the  citie  both 

I9.neither  is  this  the  citie  :  follow  me^andl 
7.10.  and  called  unto  the  porter  of  the  citie 

1  3  .which  are  left  in  the  citie,  behold,  they 

10.5.  and  he  that  was  over  the«£ie,the  Elders 
6.were  with  the  great  men  of  the  citie, which 

2  5  .went  to  the  citie  of  the  houfe  of  Baal 
1  i.20.and  the  citie  was  inquiet,and 
19.13.  and  the  King  of  the  citie  of  Sephavvaim 
23.8.  gate  of  Jofhua  the  governor  of  the  dtie 

a  mans  left  hand  at  the  gate  of  the  city 
17.  and  the  men  of  the  citie  told  him  it 
a  4.  io.and  the  «fie  was  befieged     Chap.  2  5.2. 

11.  King  of  Babylon  came  againft  the  citie 
2j.j.the  famine  prevailed  in  the  citie, md 
4.  and  the  citie  was  broken  up,and 

Caldees  were  againft  the  At.  round  ab. 
1 1  .reft  of  the  peop.  that  were  left  in  the  dtie 
i9.which  were  found  in  the  citie,  and 

of  the  landjthat  were  found  in  the  dtie 

1  Chr.  11.8  Joab  repaired  the  reft  of  the  citie 

i9.9.battell  in  array  before  the  gatcofthertfJe 

2  Chro  6.  5 .  I  chofe  no  dtie  among  all  the  cities 

38.toward  thecitie  which  thou  haft  chofen 
1 2.1 3  .the  citie  which  the  Lord  hath  chofen 

I  5. 6. and  citie  was  deftroyed  of  citie 
18.25  .back  to  Amon  governor  of  the  citie 
I9.5.fet  Judges  in  the  land,  dtie  by  citie 
23.21  .and  the  dtie  was  quiet  after  they 
25.28.bur.him  with  his  fath.in  the  citie  of  Ju. 
28.1  5  .them  to  Jericho  the  citie  of  palme  trees 

27  .buried  him  in  the  dtie,even  in  Jerufalem 
29.20.  and  gathered  the  rulers  of  the  citie,  and 
3  o.  icfo  the  pofts  paffed  from  citie  to  citie 
3  2.6.gathcr.them  to  him  in  the  gate  of  the  dtie 

1 8. that  they  might  take  the  citie 
34.8.fent  Maafiah  the  governor  of  the  dtie 
E'zra  2. 1  .every  one  unto  his  citie 

4.12.  building  the  rebellious  and  the  bad  dtie 
Nffe.z^.when  the  citie,the  place  of  my  fath.fepul. 

5. unto  the  citie  ofmyfath.  fepul.  that  I  may 

8.  timber  for  the  wall  of  the  citie,  and 
7.6.and  to  Judah,every  oneunto  his  dtie 

I I  -9.and  Judah  was  fecond  over  the  dtie 
£/?!?. 3. 1  J.  but  the  dtie  Shufh3n  was  perplexed 

4. 1  .out  into  the  midft  of  the  citie, and  cried 
6.  Hatach  went  to  the  ftreet  of  the  citie 
6.9.him  on  horfeback  thro.the  ftreet  of  the  city 
1 1  .Mord.on  horfeb.thro.the  ftreet  of  the  cit. 
8.15.  dtie  of  Shufhan  rejoyced  and  was  glad 
Job  29.7.wentoutto  the  gate,thorow  the  citie 

39  7.he  fcorneth  the  multitude  of  the  citie 
Pfdl.  31.21.  marvellous  kindneffe  in  a  ftrong  citie 
48 ,2.on  the  fides  of  the  north.the  citie of  the  gr. 
5  5.9.feene  violence  and  ftrife  in  the  citie 
59.6.  and  goe  round  about  the  citie      Ver.  1 4. 
6o.9.\vho  will  bring  me  into  the  ftrong  citie 

Ffalm.  108.10. 
72.1  6.they  of  the  title  fhall  flourifh  like  graffe 
1 07 .4. they  found  nocitie  todwell  in 
7.  might  goe  to  icitie  of  habitation 

3  6. may  prepare  a  citie  for  habitation 
122.3  •  Jerufalem  is  builded  as  a  citie  that  is 


C  I  T 


CI  T 


1 27. 1  .except  the  Lord  keep  the  dtie  the 
Fro.  i.zi.in  the  citie  (he  uttereth  her  words 
8 . 3  .(Ire  cryeth  at  the  entry  of  the  citie 
9. 3  -cryeth  upon  the  higheft  places  of  the  citie 

14  on  a  feat  at  the  higheft  places  of  the  citie 
10. 1 5.  the  rich  mans  wealth  is  his  ftrong  dtie 
Chap.18.11. 
1 1 . 1  o.goes  well  with  the  righ.the  ctf.rejoyceth 
1  i.by  the  bleffing  of  the  upright  the  cit.is  ex. 
16.3  z.ruleth  his  fpiritjthen  he  that  taketh  a  d. 
18. 19. harder  to  be  won  then  a  fttong  citie 
2 1.22.  a  wife  man  fcalcth  the  citie  of  the  migh. 
25.28.is  like  a  citie  that  is  broken  downe 
z9.8.fcornfull  men  bring  a  citie  into  a  fnare 
Eccl.y.  1 9. then  ten  mighty  men  which  arc  in  the«. 
8.10.  and  they  were  forgotten  in  the  citie 
9. 1 4. there  was  a  little  citie,  and  few 

1 5. he  by  his  wifdome  delivered  the  citie 
1  o.  1 5.knoweth  not  how  to  go  to  the  citie 
Cant. 1.  2.  lie  rife  now,and  go  about  the  citie 
3  .watch-men  that  goe  about  the  citie  found 
Chap.5.7. 
lfa.1.8.  garden  of  cucumbers  as  a  befieged  citie 
z  1  .how  is  the  faithful  citie  become  an  harlot 
z6.called  thereof  righteouf.the  faithf.cif. 
i4.4.oppreffor  ceafed,the  golden  citie  ceafed 

3  i.howle  O  gate, cry  O  citie 
171  .Damafcus  is  taken  away  from  being  a  dt. 
1 9.  z.citie  againft  cit.  kingdome  againft  kingd. 
1 8.  one  (halbe  called  the  citie  of  deftruftion 
2Z.2.  a  tumultuous  citie,  a  joyous  citie 
23-7.  this  is  your  joyous  citie,  whofe  antiquity 
8. the  crowning  dtie,  whofe  merch.are  Prin. 
1 1. a  commandement  againft  the  merch.ot. 
i6.take  an  harpe,goe  about  the  citie 
24. 1 6  .the  dtie  of  confufion  is  broken  downe 

iz.in  the  dtie  is  left  defolation 
z  5 .  z.thou  haft  made  of  a  citie  an  heape 

a  place  of  ftrangers,to  be  no  cine 
3  .citie  of  the  terrible  nation  fhall  feare  thee 
26.1  .we  have  a  ftrong  ctfif,falvation 

5<the  lofty  dtie,  he  layeth  it  low 
3  z.  1 3  .houfes  of  joy  in  the  joyous  citie 
I4.multitude  of  the  citie  (hall  be  left 
1 9. the  citie  (hall  be  low  in  a  low  place 
3  3«zo.  looke  upon  Zion,the  dt.  of  our  folemn. 
37.13  .and  the  King  of  the  citie  of  Sepharvaim 
62. 1  z.  fought  out  a  citie  not  forfaken 
66,6.  a  voice  of  noife  from  the  citie,  a 
Jer. i.i^.md  I  will  take  you,  one  of  a  dtie,  and 
4.zp .the  whole  dtie  fhall  flee  for  the  noife 
8.  16. the  citie, and  thofe  that  dwell  therein 
15.8.  and  terrors  upon  the  citie 
i9.iz.andevenmake  their  dtie  as  Tophet 
z  3 .39.forfake  the  citie  that  I  gave  you  and  your 
z  5.Z9.  to  bring  evill  on  the  city  which  is  called 
Z9-7.  and  feek  the  peace  of  the  citie  which 
30. 1 8.  the  dtie  (hall  be  builded  upon  her 
3  z.  Z4.  they  are  come  unto  the  citie  to  take  it 

cit.is  given  into  the  ha.of  the  Cald.V.25. 
37.2i.untillall  the  bread  in  the  cit.  were fpent 

3  8. 4.  men  of  war  that  remaine  in  the  citie,  and 
9.  there  is  no  more  bread  in  the  citie 

39. z.  the  citie  was  broken  up         Chap.5z.7. 
9.remn.  of  the  peop.that  remained  in  the  cit. 

4  r  .7.  came  into  the  midft  of  the  citie  that 
46.8. 1  will  deftroy  the  citie,  and  the  inhabit. 
47.  z.  (hall  overflow  the  citie,  and  them  that 
49.Z5.  how  is  the  city  of  praife,not  \e(t>thecity 
51.3  1.  that  his  citie  is  taken  at  one  end 

5  z.  j.fo  the  citie  was  befieged  unto  the 

6. the  famine  was  fore  in  the  citie,  Co  that 
7.Caldeans  were  by  the  citie  round  about 
1 5  .refidue  of  the  people  that  rem.in  the  citie 
z  5.  which  were  found  in  the  citie,  and  the 
that  were  found  in  the  midft  of  the  city 
Lam-  i-i.  how  doth  the  dty  fit  folitary 

i9.mine  elders  gave  up  the  ghoft  in  the  city 
2. 1 1 .  fucklings  fwoone  in  the  ftreets  of  the  city 

1  z.  as  the  wounded  in  the  (trees  of  the  city 
3.5 1.  becaufe  of  all  the  daughters  of  the  dty 
E^.4. 1  .and  pourtray  upon  it  the  dty 
3. for  a  wall  between  thee  and  the  dty 
5-z.with  fire  a  third  part  in  the  midft  of  the  city 
7. 1 5.and  he  that  is  in  the  dty  famine 
23  .the  dtie  is  full  of  violence 


CIT        CIT 

9. 1  .caufe  them  that  have  charge  over  the  citie 
4.goethotow  the  midft  of  the  citie,  thorow 
5  .goe  ye  afar  him  thorow  the  <%,and  finite 
7. they  went  forth,  and  flew  in  the  citie 
9-and  the  citie  full  of  perverfeneffe 
io.2.and  fcatter  them  over  citie,  and 
1 1 . 2  3  .of  the  L.went  up  fro  the  midft  of  the  city 
which  is  on  the-eaft  fide  of  the  citie 
1 7.4.he  fet  it  in  a  city  of  merchants 
a  1 .  i9.chufe  it  at  the  head  of  the  way  to  the  d. 
2  2. 3 .  the  citie  (heddeth  bloud  in  the  midft  of  it 
26. 1  o.as  men  enter  int6  a  city  wherein  is 

17.  the  renowned  citie  which  was  ftrong  in 
i9.when  I  fhall  make  thee  a  defolate  citie 

2  7 . 3  z.  faying,  What  citie  is  like  Tyrus 
33.11.  faying,  The  citie  is  fmitten 
39.16.  name  of  the  citie  (hall  be  Hamenah 
40. 1 .  the  fourteenth  yeer  after  that  the  city  was 

z.as  the  frame  of  a  citie  on  the  South 
4 3. 3. when  I  came  to  deft. the  cit,  &  the  vifions 
45.6.  fhall  appoint  the  poffeffion  of  thecitie 

7.8c  of  the  poffeffion  of  the  at-  bef.the  oblat. 

before  the  poffeffion  of  the  dtie  from  the 

48.15.  fhall  be  a  prophane  place  for  the  diie,fot 

the  dtie  (hall  be  in  the  midft  thereof 

1 7.fubur.of  the  citie  (halbe  toward  the  north 

18.  for  food  unto  them  that  fetve  the  dtie 
I9.they  that  ferve  the  citie  fhall  ferve 
ao.obl.four-fq.  with  the  poffeffion  of  the  dt. 
z  1 .  of  the  poffeffion  of  the  citie  over  againft 
22.and  from  the  poffeffion  of  the  «M*,beirjg 
3  1. gates  of  the  city  (hall  be  after  the  names 

Dan.9.16. fury  be  turned  away  from  the  citie  Jeru. 
18.  and  the  citie  which  is  called  by  thy  name 
I9.fbr  thy  citie  and  thy  people  are  called  by 
26.(hall  come,  (hall  deftroy  the  citie,  and 
Wo/!6.8.Gilead  is  a  cit.of  them  that  work  iniquit. 
Joel  2.9.  they  fhall  run  to  and  fro  in  the  citie 
Amos  3 .6.trumpet  be*blown  in  the  dtie,  and  the 
be  evil  in  a  dty, St.  the  L.hath  not  done 
4.7.I  have  caufed  it  to  raine  upon  one  dty 

and  not  to  raine  upon  anothe  xcity 
8.fo  two  or  three  cities  wandr.to  one  citie  to 
5.3  .the  dtie  that  went  out  by  iooo.lhall  leave 
6.8.therefore  will  I  deliver  up  the  city  with 
7.17.  thy  wife  (hall  be  an  harlot  in  the  dtie 
Jonah  4.5 .  fate  on  the  eaft  Gdeofthedtie 

to  fee  what  would  become  of  the  dty 
Micnb  6.9.  the  Lords  voice  cryeth  unto  the  citie,Sc 
Hd6.2.8.for  the  violence  of  die  land5of  the  dtie,Sc 

Verfe  17. 
1 2.  and  ftablifh  a  citie  by  iniquity 
Zeph.1.1 5.  the  rejoycing  citie  that  dwelt  carelefly 
3 .  i  .wo  to  her  that  is  filthy,to  the  oppreffing  d. 
Zecb.2.$.a.citie  of  truth,and  the  mountaine  of 
5. ftreets  of  the  dtie  (hall  be  full  of  boyes  & 

2  i. inhabitants  of  one  city  fhall  go  to  anoth. 
i4.2.and  the  dty  (hall  be  taken,  and  the 

halfe  of  the  dtie  fhall  go  into  captivity 
refidue  (hal  not  be  cut  off  from  the  cit. 
^£.2.23.  he  came  &  dwelt  in  a  dtie  called  Naz. 
5.14.  a  dtie  fet  on  a  hill  cannot  be  hid 

3  5  .for  it  is  the  dtie  of  the  great  King 
8.34.  the  whole  dtie  came  out  to  meet  Jefiis 
9. 1. paffed  over,and  came  into  his  owne,  dty 
10.5. into  any  citie  of  the  Samarit.  enter  ye  not 

1 1  .into  whatfoever  dtie  or  towne  ye  fhall 

1 4.  w  hen  ye  depart  out  of  that  dtie,  (hake  off 

15.  &  Gom.in  the  day  of  judg.then  thatctf. 

Mor\e6.x\. 
1 2.2 5. every  dty  or  houfe  divided  againft  it  felf 
21.10.all  the  dtie  was  moved,faying,Who 
22.7.  deftro.thofe  murder.&  burnt  up  their  city 
23.34<andperfecute  them  from  citytodty 
Mar.  i .  3  3  .all  the  city  was  gathered  together  at  the 
5.i4.and  told  it  in  the  dty,  and  in  the  country 
Lu\.  1 .  26.  unto  a  city  of  Galilee,named  Narareth 
3  9.  and  went  into  a  city  of  Judah 
2. 3  .tO  be  taxed,  every  one  into  his  owne  dty 
39.returned  into  Galilee,  tO  their  own  dty 
4.z6.fave  unto  Sarepta  a  city  of  Sidon 

3 1.  came  downe  to  Capern.  a  city  of  Galilee 
5.1 2.when  he  was  ifta  certain  dty, behold 
7.1 1.  that  he  went  into  3  city  called  Nairn 
12.  when  he  came  nigh  to  the  gate  of  the  city 
much  people  of  the  city  was  with  her 
-    -  37-a; 


CIT        C  I  T 


C  I  T 


C  I  T 


,  -  a  woman  in  the  atle  which  was  a  finner 
8  , 1 '  and  went  and  told  it  in  the  atie 

'VLnd  publifhed  throughout  the  whole  af/e 
o  x3o  belonging  to  the  atie  called  Bethfaida 
?o^.intowhaffoever««yeenter3and^y^ 

,  l  very  duft  of  your  at.  which  cleaveth  onus 
,  i  in  that  day  for  Sodome  then  for  that  atie 
x  A  i  eo  out  quickly  into  the  lanes  of  the  atie 
t  8  %  there  was  in  a  «fic  a  Judge  which 

j    there  was  a  widow  in  that  cit.Sc  flie  came 
x  Ai.he  beheld  the  attend  wept :  oyer  it 

,  t,.aoWof  the  Jews,whoalfoh«nfc  fe 
U  49-but  tarty  ye  in  the  at*  of  Hierufil.until 
Mt.44.Phil.  was  of  Bethfaida,the .am  of  And 
J  1  i  then  commeth  he  to  a  atie  of  Samar  which 
Vo  many  of  the  Samar.  ofthato/«  beleeved 
•    „  zowhere  Jef.  was  cmcif.  was  nigh  the  <tf« 
^7  8  5  Philip  went  downe  to  the  atie  of  Samar. 
'  8. and  there  was  great  joy  in  the  atie 
.    9  whichbefore  time  in  the  fame  ef.uTed  lor. 
,00   and  drew  niSh  unto  the  «*«,Peter  went 
,  x  >.  I  was  m  the  atie  of  Jopja  praying 
x  2.  xo.to  th°  yron  sate  that  leadeth  unto  the  «t. 
,  ,  44.next  Sab.uay  came  almoft  the  whole  at. 

<o.ftirred  up  the  chiefe  men  of  the  atie 
t  A  the  multitude  of  the  atie  was  divided 
1,  which' was  before  their  «te,brought  ox. 
1 1 'had  preached  the  gofpel  to  the  atie, and 
16  1  i.ftom  thence  to  Phil,  w01  is  the  chief  St. 
we  were  in  that  citie  abiding  certaine 
14  a  feller  of  purple  of  the  citie  of  Thiatyra 
ao.'being  Jew  s,do  exceeding,  trouble  our  at. 
i7  5  andfet  all  the  citie  in  an  uproare 
6.cert.breth.unto  the  rulers  of  the  at.  crying 
8.  and  the  rulers  of  the  atie  when  they 
xtf.ftirredin  him  when  hefaw  the  citze  whol. 
19. zg.the  whole  citie  was  filled  with  confufion 
3  5  .bnoweth  not  how  that  atie  of  the  Ephef. 
2,1.29.  feen before  with  him  in  the  city  Troph. 
,0,  and  all  the  citie  was  moved,and  all 
3 9. a  jew  of  Tarfus,a  citie  of  Cilicia 

a  citizen  of  no  mean  citie,  I  befeech 
22.3.  aJewborneinTarfus,ad«eofCilicia 
24!  1  ^neither  in  the  Synagogues,nor  in  the  at . 
25.23  .and  principall  men  of  the  citie;  at  Feftus 
27.  5.  we  came  to  Myra,a  citie  of Lyfia 
8.ni°hwhereunto  was  the  citie  of  Lafea 
Rom. i6.z$ •  Eraftus  chamberl.  of  the  citie  faluteth 
2  Cor.i  i.26\in  perils  in  the  citie,  in  perils  in 

3  2.governor  under  Aretas  the  K.kept  the  cit- 
Heb.  1 1 .  iche  looked  for  a  citie  which  hath  found. 
i6.he  hath  prepared  for  them  a  citie 
1 2.22.  and  to  the  citie  of  the  living  God 
1 3.14  for  here  we  have  no  continuing  citie 
James  4.13  .we  will  go  into  fuch  3.citie,8c  contin. 
Rev.  1 1. 1 2. and  the  tenth  part  of  the  cjtie  fell,and 
20.9.  and  compaffed  the  beloved  otic. and  fire 
21.14.the  wall  of  the  citie  had  12  foundations 

1  5  .had  a  golden  reed  to  meafure  the  citie,  & 
1 6.  and  the  citie  lyeth  foure  fquare,and 

and  he  meafured  the  citie  with  the  teed 
18. and  the  citie  was  pure  gold  like  unto 
19.  foundat.of  the  wall  of  the  citie  was  gaim. 
2 1. the  ftreet  of  the  citie  was  pure  gold 

2  3. and  the  citie  had  no  need  of  the  fun 


™,  Citiz. 

£^£.22.2.  wilt  thou  judge  the  bloudy  citie 
24.6  .wo  unto  the  bloudy  citie,  to  the  pot  whofe 
9.woe  to  the  bloudy  atie,l  will  even 
Nah.3.1.  woe  to  the  bloudy  city,k  is  all  full  of 
Built  Citie,  See  it  in  HBttilt. 
Defenced  Citie, 
lfa.  2  ?.2.made  of  a  defenced  citie  a  ruine 
Jer.i  .18.  made  thee  this  day  a  defenced  citie 

Citie  of 'David. 
2  Sam.j.c).  and  called  it  the  city  of  David 

1  Chron. 11.7. 
6. 1  o.  not  remove  the  atke  into  the  city  of  Day. 
1 2.  into  the  cit]  of  David  with  gladnefle 
i6.arke  came  into  the  city  of  David 
1  King  2.1  o.was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 
3-i.and  brought  her  into  the  city  of  David 
8. 1. might  bring  up  the  arke  out  of  the  city  of 
9. 24.Fhar.  daugh.came  up  out  of  the  city  of  D. 


1 1. 43. Solomon  was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 

2  Cbro.y.i  1. 

14.3 1  .Rehoboam  was  buried  in  the  city  of  Da. 

2  Chro.1z.16. 

1 5". 8. buried  Abijam  in  the  city  of  David 

2  Chfpfl.41.1. 
24.  Afa  was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 

2  j.  5  o.  Jehofli.was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 

2  Cbon.  2 1 . 1 . 
2  Kjag.  8. 2  4.  Joram  was  buried  in  the  city  of  Dav. 
2  Chroti.  21.20. 
9.  28.  Ahaziah  was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 
12.21.  Jehoafti  was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 
2  Cfowz.24.25. 
14.20.  Amaziah  was  buried  in  the  city  of  Dav. 
1 5 ,8.buried  Azariah  in  the  city  of  David 
38.Jotham  was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 
z  Chron.zj  .9 . 
16.10.  Ahaz  was  buried  in  the  city  of  David 

1  Chr.ii.jjr.  caftleof  Zion,  wchis  the  «ty  of  Dav. 

13.13.  not  the  arke  home  to  the  city  of  David 
1 5. i.David  made  him  houfes  in  the  city  of  Da- 

29. as  the  ark  came  into  the  city  of  Dav.  that 

2  Cbron.  5. 2.  up  the  ark  out  ofthc  city  of  David 

8.n.daugh.  of  Phara.  out  of  the  city  of  David 

16.14.  Afa  made  for  himfelfe  in  the  city  of  Da. 
24. 16.  they  buried  Jehoiada  in  the  city  of  Dav. 

3  2.$.repaired  Milloin  the  city  of  David 

30.  down  to  the  weft  fide  to  the  city  of  Dav. 
33.14.buih  a  wall  without  the'  city  of  David 
Neb. 3.1 5.  flairs  that  go  down  from  the  city  of  Da. 
12.37.  went  up  by  the  flairs  of  the  city  of  Dav. 
lfa.  2  2. 9.  feen  alfo  the  breaches  of  the  city  of  David 
L»^.2.4.unto  the  city  of  David  which  is  Bethlehe 
1 1 .  born  this  day  in  the  city  of  David  a  Savi. 
Elders  joyned  with  ^.itie. 
Deut.19. 1 2.  Elders  of  his  citie  (hall  fend  and  fetch 
21.3  .the  Elders  of  that  city  lhall  take  an  heifer 
4;Eld.of  that  city  (hall  bring  down  that  heif. 
6.El.of  that  cit. next  unto  the  ilain  man  fhal 
1 9.  bring  him  out  unto  the  Elders  of  his  city 
20.fay  unto  the  Elders  of  his  city,This  our 

22.15.  unto  the  Elders  of  the  city  in  the  gate 
i7.fpread  the  cloth  before  the  El.of  the  city 
i8.Elders  of  that  city  (hall  take  that  man,  & 

25.8.  Elders  of  his  city  (halloll  him  andfpeak 
fofzp.4.c3iu(e  in  the  ears  of  the  Elders  of  that  city 
Judg.%.  1  6  .and  he  took  the  Elders  of  the  city, and 
R«rf;.4.2.tooke  ten  menof  theEld.oftheeity,and 
E%ra  10. 14.  &  with  them  the  Elders  of  every  city 

Every  Qitie. 
D£«£.2.34.deftroyed  the  little  ones  of  every  city 

3.6\deftroying  the  children  of  every  city 
Judg.zo.q8.  as  well  the  men  of  every  city,  as 
zKtn.}.  i9.  ye  (hall  finite  every  choice  city 
2  Cbro.  1 1 . 1 2.in  every  feverall  city  he  put  (hields 
28.25  .in  every  feverall  cit.of  Jud.he  made  high 
31.19. in  every  feverall  city  the  men  that  were 
£ji/j. 8. 11. which  were  in  avery  city  to gath.themfe. 
1 6. and  in  every  city  where  the  Kings  comm. 
9.28. and  kept  thorowout  every  city,  and  that 
Jer.^.  29.  every  city  (hall  be  forfaken,  and  not  a 

48.8.thefpoiler  (hall  come  upon  every  city 
L«^.8.i.hc  went  thorowout  every  city  preaching 
4.were  come  to  him  out  of  every  city 
lo.i.two  &  two  before  his  facejinto  every city 
Aft.  15.21  .Mofes  hath  in  every  city  them  that 
3  6.vifit  our  brethren  in  every  city  w  here  we 
20. 23. holy  G.witneffeth  in  every  eitj/,faying 
tit.  1  5t  and  ordaine  Elders  in  every  city 

Fenced  Citie. 
2  King.  io.2.with  you  a  fenced  city  alfo  and  arm. 
17. 9. tower  of  the  watch-men  tothe  fenced  city 
2  Chr.  1 1.2  3. countries  of  Ben.  to  every  fenced  city 

Citie  of  God. 
P/a/.46.4.whereof  (hall  make  glad  the  city  of  G  od 
48.1.  greatly  to  be  prayfed  in  the  city  of  our  G. 
8.  in  the  city  of  our  God,  God  will  eftablifn 
87.3.fpokenofthee,0  city  of  God,Selah 
Heb.i  2.22.  and  unto  the  city  of  the  living  God 
Rev.  3 . 1 2. and  the  name  of  the  city  of  my  God 

Great  Cftfe. 
Gen.  10. 1 2.  Am.buik  Refen,  the  fame  is  a  great  ci. 
J  of.  1  o .  2.bexaufe  G  ibeon  was  a  great  city,  as 
Neb. 7.  4.  now  the  city  was  large  and  great,  but 
Jer.zz.S.  the  Lord  done  thus  unto  this  great  city 


CIT        CIT  j 

Jonah  i.2.arife,go  to  Nineveh  that  great  city 

Ch3pt«3.2. 
3.3-now  Nineveh  was  an  exceeding  great  city 
4. 1 1  .fhould  not  I  fpare  Nineveh  that  great  city 
Rev. 1 1. 8. bodies  (hall  lie  in  the  ftreet  of  the  gr.«. 
i4.8.Babylon  is  fallen,  is  fallen,that  great  city 
1 6. 19-the  great  city  was  divided  into 
1 7. 1 8. woman  which  thou  faweft,is  that  gre.d. 
i8.io.faying,Alas,alas,that  great  city  Babylon 
i6.Alas,alas,that  great  city  that  was  clothed 
1 8. what  city  is  like  unto  this  great  city 
i9.alas,alas,that  greater. wherin  were  made 
2 1  .thus  with  violence  fhal  that  great  d-Bab 
2  r .  1  o  .an  d  (he wed  me  that  great  cify,the  holy 
Holy  ®ity. 
Wf  h.  1  r.  1.  one  of  ten  to  dwell  in  Jeruf.the  holydVy 

1  8. all  theLevitesin  the  holy  city  were  284. 
Ifa.^.z-ioz  they  call  themfelves  of  the  holy  city 

5.2 1. on  thy  beaut.garm.O  Jeruf.the  holy  city- 
D<w.9.24.feven  weeks  are  deter.upon  thy  holy  city 
Mat.^.%.  devil  takethhim  up  unto  the  holy  ci  iy 

27.5  3. and  went  into  the  holy  «'ity,and  appeared 
Rev.  1 1 .2. holy  city  (hall  they  tread  under  foot 

2 1 .2. and  I  John  fiw  the  holy  f/{y,the  new 

2 1 . 1 9. take  away  his  part  out  of  the  holy  city 

Into  the  Citp. 

Jof.6.zoXo  that  the  people  went  up  into  the  city  - 

8,i9.and  they  entred  into  thed/y,and 

20. 4. (hall  take  him  into  the  city  unto  them 
Judg.  1 .  14. (hew  us  the  entrance  into  the  city 

25  .(hewed  them  the  entrace  into  the  ci. they 

1 9. 1 2.not  turn  afide  hither  into  the  city  of 
Ruth  2.18  flic  took  it  up,  and  went  into  the  city 

3.i5.1aidit  on  her,and(hc  went  into  the  city 

1  Sam  4. 1 3. when  the  man  came  into  the  ciy,and 
9. 1 3  .as  foon  as  ye  be  come  into  the  city, ye 

14  and  they  went  up  into  the  city,ind 

when  they  were  come  into  the  ci.behold 

2  5.come  down  from  the  high  pl-into  the  city 
20. 42. and  Jonathan  went  into  the  city 

2  Sa.  10. 1 4. entred  into  the  city,(o  Joab  returned 
1 5.25.  carry  back  the  Ark  of  God  into  the<% 

Z7.return  into  the  city  in  pcace,and 
37.Hu(hai  Davids  friend  came  into  the  city 
1 7- 1 3  .if  he  be  gotten  into  a  city, then  (hall 

i7.might  not  be  feen  to  come  into  the  city 
19.3  .gate  them  by  ftealth  that  day  into  the  city 
iKin.  14.  i2.whenthy  feet  enter  into  the  c'uy}  the 
20.2.meffengers  to  Ahab  into  the  city 
30. the  reft  fled  to  Aphek  into  the  city 

came  into  the  city  into  an  inner  chamber 
2  KjK.7i4.fay,  We  will  enter  into  the  «Yj>,  then 

1 2. catch  them  alive,and  get  into  the  city 
<   20. 20.and  brought  water  into  the  «7y,are 
1  Chro.  i  9. 1 5.and  entred  into  the  «ty,then  Joab 
^r.i4.i8.iflenterintothed/y,thenbehold 
Hof.  1 1 .9.  and  I  will  not  enter  into  the  city 
Jonah  3 .4.  Jonah  began  to  enter  into  the  city 
7kfctf.8.3  3.and  went  their  waies  into  the  city 
2 1. 1 8.as  he  returned  into  the  city,  he 
26.18  .go  into  the  city  to  fuch  a  man,and 
28.1  i.fome  of  the  watch-men  came  into  the  ci. 
Mar.  1. 4  5.  Jef  could  no  more  openly  ent.into  the  c. 
1 4. 1 3. go  yc  into  the  city,and  there  (hall 

i6.his  difcip.went  forth,&  came  into  the  ci. 
Lu\.zz.io.vihen  ye  are  entred  into  the  city, there 
John  4.8  .difciples  were  gone  away  into  the  city 
28.the  woman  went  her  way  into  the  city 
1 1. 54. into  achy  called  Ephraim,and 
Aff.9.6.and  go  into  the  ci^and  it  fhalbe  told 

1 4. 20. he  rofe  up,  and  came  into  the  city 
Rev.zz.  14.  enter  in  thorow  the  gates  into  the  city 

<&ity  of  the  Lord- 
Vfxl.t  01.8.  off  all  wick.doers  fro  theci.of  the  L. 
lfa.6o.  i4.they  fhall  call  thee  the  city  of  the  Lord 

Out  of  the  Cft£. 
GfK.444.when  they  were  gone  out  of  the  city 
Exod.9. 29.3s  foon  as  I  am  gone  out  of  the  city,  I 

3  3  .Mofes  went  out  of  the  city  from  Pharaoh 
Levit.  1 4. 4  5. carry  them  forth  out  of  the  «.into  an 

5  3. let  go  the  living  bird  out  of  the  city 
Jcf.Z .  22. the  other  iffijed  out  of  the  city  againft 
Judv.  1.16.  Mof.fath.in  law  went  up  out  of  the  ci. 
"  24-fpies  faw  a  man  come  forth  out  of  the  city 
9.43  .people  were  come  fortlvout  of  the  city 
17. 8. and  the  man  departed  out  of  the  city 

2o.}8.with 


C  I  T        C  I  T 

20.3  8. with  fmoake  rife  up  out  of  the  citie 

40.flame  began  to  rife  up  out  of  the  citie 
42.  them  which  came  out  of  the  citie  they      _ 
2  SaOT.15.24.peo.had  done:paffingoutofthe«£. 
182.  better  that  thou  fuccour  us  out  of  the  at. 
20. 1 6.cryed  a  wife  woman  out  of  the  atie 

1  fas.  20.  ig.thefe  young  men  came  out  of  them. 
2 1. 1  j  .carried  him  forth  our  of  the  at.Sc  ftoned 

2  Kj-x.zz.  forth  little  chil.out  of  the  «t.&  mock. 

7.12.  when  they  come  out  of  the  citie  we  (hall 
9.15  .nor  efcape  out  of  the  citie  to  go  to  tell 
2  5.  i^.and  out  of  the  citie  he  took  an  officer 

1  Cbr.  2  0.2.  brought  excee.much  fpoil  out  of  the  ci. 

2  Cbr.  3 3 . 1 5 .  and  caft  them  out  of  the  citie 
fob  24.1 2. men  groane  from  out  of  the  citie 
Jer.19.4.  and  went  forth  out  of  the  citie  by  night 

Chap.52.7- 
J2.25.be  took  alfo  outoftheeifte  an  Eunuch 
£^.48 . 3  o.&  thefe  are  the  goings  out  of  the  citie 
Micab  4. 1  o  .now  fhalt  thou  go  forth  out  of  the  at. 

Mat. 21.17  ne  l^ tnem  an^  went  out  °f tne  Clt!e 
Afo;\ii.i9.evenwascome,he  went  out  of  the  cif. 
I«.2.4.JofephwentoutoftheaiieofNazar.into 
4.i9.and  thruft  him  out  of  the  citie  &  led 
8. 27.  met  him  out  of  the  citie  a  certain  man 
9.5.  when  ye  go  out  of  the  citie  make  off 
Jab.  4. 3  o.  then  they  went  out  of  the  citie,zni 
Aft. 7. 5  8.  and  caft  him  out  of  the  citie,  and 
1 4. 1  g.ftoned  Paul,  drew  him  out  of  the  atie 
1 6. 1 3. on  the  Sab. day  we  went  out  of  the  citie 
39.defired  them  to  depart  out  of  the  citie 

2 1 .5.  brought  us  till  we  were  out  of  the  citie 

Citie  of  refuge. 

Num.  35.25  .(hall  reftore  him  to  his  citie  of  refuge 
26.without  the  border  of  the  citie  of  his  ref. 
27.him  without  the  bord-of  the  cit.oi his  re. 
28 .  have  remained  in  the  citie  of  his  refuge 
3  2.that  is  fled  to  the  citie  of  his  refuge 

Jof.  2 1 . 1 3  •  Hebr.&  her  fuburbs  to  be  a  atie  of  ref. 
2 1. She.  in  mount  Ephraim  a  citie  of  refuge 
27.  Golan  a  czfie  of  refuge  for  the  flayer  and 
3  2.Kedefh  with  her  fubur.to  be  a  citie  of  ref. 
3  8 .Ramoth  with  her  fub.to  be  a  cit.oi refuge 

1  Cbr. 6.$  7  .to  fons  of  Aar-they  gave  Heb.ctf.of  ref. 
This&ltit. 

Gen.  19. 14. for  the  Lord  will  deftroy  this  citie 
20.this  citie  is  neer  to  fly  unto 
2i-not  overthrow  this  citie  for  the  which 

Jof.6.z6.  that  rifeth  and  buildeth  this  cit.  Jeric.he 

Judg.iy- 1 1  .let  us  turn  into  this  cit.  of  the  Jebuf. 

1  Sam.9 . 6  .there  is  in  this  citie  a  man  of  God 

2  I{ing-z.io.  the  fkuation  of  this  citie  is  pleafant 

18.30.  &  this  citiefhzM  not  be  delivered  into 
19. 3  2.  he  fhall  not  come  into  this  citie,nor 
3  3 .  and  fhall  not  come  into  this  citie,  faith 

'A  J  7-34- 
3  4.  for  He  defend  this  citie  to  fave  it 

^.37.35. 
20.6,deliver  thee  and  this  citie  out  of  the  hand 

Ifa.  3  8.6. 

He  defend  this  citie  for  mine  owne  fake 

2 3 .27 .&  wil caft  ofFthis citie  Jerufalem  which 

2  Chr.6. 3  4. pray  unto  thee  towards  this  citie  which 

Evta  4. 1 3. that  if  thisckiebebuilded,  &  the  wals 

Verfe  16. 

1 5.  know  that  this  citie  was  a  rebellious  citie 

for  w  hich  caufe  was  this  citie  deftroyed 

i9.found  that  this  cit.oi  old  time  hath  made 

2 1 .  that  this  citie  be  not  builded  till  another 

Neb.i  3 . 1 8.did  not  our  G.  bring  evill  on  this  citie 

I/a.36.1 5-thif  citie  (hall  not  be  delivered  into 

37.3  3. he  (hall  not  come  into  this  citie,  nor 

38.6.  and  I  will  defend  this  citie 
Jer.6.6.thi$  is  the  citie  to  be  vifited,  (he  is 

17. 24.no  burd.thorow  the  gates  of  this  citie  on 
2  5.  enter  into  the  gates  of  this  citie  Kings  & 

and  this  citie  fhall  remaine  for  ever 
8.  and  He  make  this  citie  dcfo!ate,and  an 
ir.and  this  atie ;  as  one  breaketh  a  potters 
1  5  .lie  bring  upon  thiscitie  all  the  evill  that 
20.5.  He  deliver  all  the  ftrength  of  this  citie 
ir.4.affemble  them  into  the  midft  of  this  citie 
6.  fmite  the  inhabit,  of  this  citie  both  man 
7. and  fuch  as  are  left  in  this  citie  from  the 
9. he  that  abideth  in  this  citie  (hall  die  by  the 
j  o.I  have  fet  my  face  againft  this  citie 


CIT         CIT 

22.8.hath  the  L.done  thusunto  this  great  citie 
26. 6. and  will  make  this  citie  a  curfe  to  all 
9.  this  citie  (hall  be  defolate  without  inhab. 
1 1. for  he  hath  prophefied  againft  this  citie 
1  2. Lord  fent  me  to  prophefie  againft  this  ci. 

1  5. and  innocent  blood  upon  this  citie 

20.  who  prophefied  againft  this  citie  &  agai. 
26.17.  wherefore  (hould  this  citie  be  laid  wafte 

19. of  the  veffels  that  remaine  in  this  citie 
29. 16.  of  all  the  peop.that  dwell  in  this  citie 
3  2 . 3 .  He  give  this  citie  into  the  hand  of 

Chap.  34.2. 

28.  give  this  citie  into  the  hand  of  the  Chal. 
29  .fight  againft  this  citie,  fet  fire  on  this  citie 
3 1. for  this  citie  hath  been  to  me  as  a 

3  6. L. the  God  of  Ifrael  concerning  this  citie 
3  3.4-concerning  the  houfes  of  t\ascitie,  and 

5 . 1  have  hid  my  face  from  this  citie 
3 4. 2 2. and  caufe  them  td  returne  to  this  citie 
37.8.  and  fight  againft  this  citie,  and  rake  it 
3  8.2.  he  that  remaineth  in  this  atie  (hall  die 

3 .  this  citie  (hall  furely  be  given  into  the 

1 7 .  and  this  citie  (hall  not  be  burnt  w  ith  fire 
1 8. then  fhall  this  citie  be  given  into  the 

2  3 .  (halt  caufe  this  atie  to  be  burnt  with 
3  9.  i6.Ile bring  my  words- upon  this  citie  for 

Lam.z.x  5.  is  this  thzcitie  that  men  call  the  perfe. 

E^/j\i  1.2.  and  give  wicked  counfell  in  this  citie 
3 .  this  citie  is  the  cauldron,and  we  be  the 
6'  ye  have  multiplied  your  flaine  in  this  citie 

7.  they  are  the  flefh,ar.d  this  citie  the  cauldr. 
ir.  thiscitie  fhall  not  be  your  cauldron 

Mat.10. 23  .when  they  perfecuteyou  in  this  eif.flee 
Affi.1%.10.  for  I  have  much  people  in  thiscitie 
22.3.  yet  brought  up  in  this  citie,zt  the  feet  of 
without  <£itie, 
Gen.19.  16.  fet  him  without  the  citie 

24.1 1. camels  to  kneel  downe  without  the  citie 
Lev.  14.40.into  an  unclean  place  without  the  citie 
4 1 .  without  the  citie  unto  an  uncleane  place 
'Num. 1 5. 5. ye  (hall  meafure  from  without  the  citie 
zCbr-i  2.3  .flop  the  foun.w0''  were  w ithout  the  cit. 
Rev.  1 4.20.wine-preffe  was  troden  without  the  ci. 

Ctt(e0. 
Gen.  13.1 2. Lot  dwelled  in  the  cities  of  the  plaine 

1 9. 2  5 .  overthrew  thofe  cities,zni  all  the  plaine 

and  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  cities 

29.  when  God  deftroyed  the  cities  of  the  pi. 

overthrew  the  cities  in  whichLot  dwelt 
3  5. 5.  the  terror  of  God  was  upon  the  cities 

4 1.3  5.  let  them  keep  food  in  the  cities 
48.  he  laid  up  the  food  in  the  cities 

47.21.  people,  he  removed  them  to  cities 
Exod.  1.1 1. built  for  Pharaoh  treafure  cities 
Lev.z  5 .3  2.notwithftanding  the  cities  of  the  Lev. 
houfes  of  the-ckie  s  of  their  poflefT.  may 

3  3  .for  the  houfes  of  the  cities  of  the  Lev. are 
Num.  1 3 .  19-  &  what  cit.  they  be  that  they  dwell  in 

2§.and  the  cities  were  walled,  and  very  great 
2 1. 2. then  I  will  utterly  deftroy  their  cities 
3 .  utterly  deftroyed  them  and  their  cities 
2 y .and  Ifrael  took  allthefc  cities,and 
Ifrael  dwelt  in  all  the  cities  of  the  Amor. 
3  1 . 1  o.and  they  burnt  all  their  cities 
3  2. 1 6.  build  cities  here  for  our  little  ones 
24.  build  ye  cities  for  your  little  ones 
•  26.cattell  fhalbe  there  in  theckies  of  Gilead 
3  3 .  the  land  with  the  cities  thereof  in  the 

even  the  cities  of  the  countrey  round 
3  8.gave  other  names  unto  the  cities  which 
3  5. 2. of  their  poffeflion  :  cities  to  dwell  in 
3 .  and  the  cities  (hall  they  have  to  dwell 
6.  among  the  cities  which  ye  (hall  give 

to  them  ye  (hall  add  forty  two  cities 
7. Co  all  the  cities  to  the  Lev.fhall  be  ^.cities 

8.  and  the  cities  which  ye  (hall  give 

every  one  (hall  give  of  his  cities  unto 
1 1  .then  ye  fhall  appoint  yon  cities  to  be 
1 3 .  and  of  thefe  cities  which  ye  (hall  give 
I4.ye  (hall  give  three  cities  on  this  fide  Jord. 
&  3 .  cities  (hall  ye  give  in  the  land  of 
Vent.  1 .22.and  into  what  cities  we  (hall  come 

1 8 .  the  cities  were  great  and  walled 
2.34<we  took  all  his  «f.at  that  time     Ch.3.4. 

3  5.fpoileofthe«ftMwhichwetooke 

3  7 .  nor  unto  the  cities  in  the  mountataes    „ 


C  I  T       CI  T 

3 .4.  from  them  60 .  cities  all  the  region  of  Arg. 
7.  and  the  fpoile  of  the  cities  we  took  for 
10.  all  the  cities  of  the  plain,andall  Gilead 
&  Edrei  cities  of  the  Kingdome  of  Og 
1 2.the  cities  thereof  gave  I  unto  Reuben 
ij.abide  in  your  cities  which  I  have  given 
4.4 1  .then  Mofes  fevered  3 .  cities  on  this  fide 

42.flying  unto  one  of  thefe  cities,  might  live 
6.r  o.  to  Jacob  to  give  thee  great  cities 
13.12.  here  fay  in  one  of  the  cities  which  the 
19.1  .and  dwelleft  in  their  cities,  and  in 
2.  thou  (halt  feparate  three  cities  for  thee 

Verf.  7. 
5. he  (hall  flee  unto  one  of  thefe  cities,znd 
9.  adde  three  cities  mot  for  thee-befides  thefe 
1 1. and  fleeth  unto  one  of  thefe  cities,  then 
to.  1 5  .thou  doe  unto  all  the  cities  which 

which  are  not  of  the  cities  of  thefe  nat. 

16.  but  of  the  cities  of  thefe  people,  which 

2 1 .2. and  they  fhall  meafure  unto  the  cities  w'1 
Jof. 9. 1 7.  came  unto  their  cities  on  the  third  day 

1c2.Gib.was  a  great  cit.asoneof  the  royal  ci. 
i9.fuffer  them  not  to  enter  into  their  cities 
37.  and  all  thecities  thereof,  and  all 
39.andtookeall  the  cities  thereof 

1 1 . 1 2.  and  all  the  cities  of  thofe  Kings,  and 
1 3  .but  as  for  the  cities  that  flood  ftill  in 
1 4. and  all  the  fpoile  of  thefe  aties,nnd 
2  i.Jof.deftroyed  them  utterly  with  their  cit. 

13.10.  and  all  the  cities  of  Sihon  Kingofthe 

17.  He(hbon,and  all  htr cities  tha:  are 
2 1 .  and  all  the  cities  of  the  plaine,  and 

2  5.coaft  was  Jazer,  and  all  the  cities  of  Gil. 
30. which  are  in  Bafhan,threefcore  cities 

3  r  .and  Edrei,  cities  of  the  Kingdome  of  Og 
i4.4.unto  the  Lev.in  the  land3fave  ck.to  dwell 
1 5.9.  and  went  out  to  the  cities  of  mount  Ephr. 

2 1  .and  uttermoft  cities  of  the  tribes  of  the 
1 6.9.  and  the  feparate  cities  for  the  children  of 
i7-9.thefe  cit.  of  Ephraim  are  among  the  titles 

1 2.  not  drive  out  the  inhabit,  of  thofe  cities 
18.9. and  defcribed  itby  cities,  into  feven  parts 

2  i.now  the  cities  of  the  tribe  of  Benjamin 
ao.4.that  doth  flee  unto  one  of  thefe  cities 

9.  thefe  neere  the  cities  appointed  for 
2 1 .4!out  of  the  tribe  of  Benjamin  thirteen  cities 
5  .out  of  thehalfe  tribe  ofManafleh  10. cities 
6.halfe  tribe  of  Man.in  Bafhan  thirteen  cities 
1  Chron.6.61. 
7.  out  of  the  tribe  of  Zebulun  twelve  cities 
1  Cko.6.61. 
9.  thefe  cities  which  are  here  mentioned  by 

1  chron.  6.  65. 
1 6. nine  cities  out  of  thefe  two  tribes 
19.  all  the  cities  of  the  children  of  Aaron  the 
20.Kohath  had  the  cities  of  their  lot 
33.  all  the  cities  of  the  Gerfho.  according  to 
40X0  all  the  cities  for  the  children  of  Merari 
which  were  by  their  lot  twelve  cities 
4i.all  the  cities  of  the  Leyrtes  within 
42.  thus  were  all  thefe  cities 
24.13  .and  cities  w  hich  ye  built  not,and  ye 
Judg.  1  o.  4.  &  they  had  thirty  cit .  which  are  called 
1 1.26.  and  in  all  the  cities  that  be  along 

3  3 .  fmote  them  from  Aroer,  even  20.  cities 
1 2 .7.  was  buried  in  one  of  the  cities  of  Gilead 
20.14.  gath.themfclves  togeth.  out  of  the  cities 

1 5.  were  numb,  at  that  time  out  of  the  cities 
48.fet  on  fire  all  the  cities  that  they  came 
21.23  .and  repaired  the  cities  &  dwelt  in  them 

1  Sam.6. 1 8 .  to  the  num-of  all  the  cities  of  the  Ph. 

7.i4.and  the  cities  which  the  Philift.had  taken 
1 8. 6. women  came  out  oizllcities  of  Ifrael 
30.29.in  the  cities  of  the  Jerah.were  in  thecities 
3 1 .7. they  forfook  the  cities,  and  fled,and 

2  Sam.z.i .  and  they  dwelt  in  the  cities  of  Hebron 

8.8.citiesoi Hadadezer  £>avid  took  exceeding 
12.31  .thus  did  he  unto  all  the  cities  of  the  Am. 
24.7.and  to  all  the  cities  of  the  Hivites,  and 
1  %z.4.i3.inBaffian6a.great«««with  wals 
8.37.  ene.  befiegethem  in  (he  land  of  their  cit. 
9.n.Solomon  gave  Hiram  20.  cities  in  the 
12.  Hiram  came  to  fee  the  citie! 
1 3  .what  cities  are  thefe  that  thou  haft  given 
19.  all  the  cities  of  (lore  that  Solomon  had 
cities  for  his  charets,  cities  for  his  horfem. 
10.26.whom  j 


CIT       CIT 

i  o  26.W horn  he  bellowed  in  the  cities  for  char. 
1 3.  3  i.which  are  in  the  cities  of  Samaria  (hall 
i  ?  io.  which  he  had  againft  the  cities  of  Ifrael 
20.34.th:  aties  which  my  father  took  from  thy 
%i.  39.aU  the««w  that  he  built3are  they  not 
»  Kf».  j .  1 5  .and  they  beat  down  the  cities,  and 
|i.i5.the«««whlchhehadtakenoutof 

and  recovered  the  cities  of  Ifrael 
1 7.6.and  in  the  cities  of  the  Medes 

9. built  them  high  places  in  all  their  cities 
alplaccd  them  in  the  (Hies  of  Samaria  in 

and  dwelt  in  the  cities  thereof 
ltf.and  placed  in  the  cities  of  Sam.know  not 
in.every  nation  in  their  cities  wherein  they 
18.11.put  theminthewftfi  of  the  Medes 
23.  ip.high  places  that  were  in  the  cities  of  Sa. 

1  Chro.i.tz.  who  had  2  pities  in  the  land  of  Gil. 

2 3. and  the  townes  thereof, even  6o.cities 
4.  3  l  .their  cities  unto  the  reigne  of  David 

3  a.and  Tochcn,and  Aftianfive  cities 
6.6o.all  their  cities  were  1 3  cities 

6  1.  were  cities  given  out  of  the  halfe  tribe 

66  had  «ft«  of  their  coafts  out  of  the 
9.2.that  dwelt  in  their  pofleffions  in  their  cities 
io.7.then  they  forfook  their  aties,and  fled 
1 8.8.from  Tibhan,and  from  Chun^if.of  Had. 
19.7  togetLfrom  their  tities,aad  came  to  batt. 
20.3  .fo  dealt  David  with  all  the  cities  of  the 

2  Cfc>\6.i8.enem.be(iege  them  in  the  cit.of  the  la. 

S.a.that  the  cities  which  Huram  had  reftorcd 
1 4.7  let  us  build  thefe  cities jand  make 
i4.fmote  all  the  cities  round  about  Gerar 
.  they  fpoiled  all  the  cities,for  there 
1  f  ,8.and  out  of  the  cities  which  he  had  taken 
16.4xapt.of  his  armies  aga.theaftw  of  Ifr.and 
l7.2.andintheaf^ofEphraimjWhichAfa 
19.  io.of  your  breth:ha.t  dwel  in  thecii.betw. 
18.1 8.Phil.had  invaded  the  af.of  the  low  cou. 
j  1 .  t  .to  his  poffeffion  unto  t  heir  own  cities 
1 5  .in  the  cities  of  the  priefts  in  their  fet 
3  2. 29.Hezekiah  provided  him  cities,  &  poffef. 
34.6.andfo  did  he  in  the  cities  of  Mmaffeh 
E^.a^o.Nethinitns  dwelt  in  their  cities,a\\  Ifra. 
3.1  .in  the  7th.tnon.chil.of  Ifr.were  in  the  cities 
4. xo.and  fet  in  theeities of  Samaria,and 
1 6.i4.ha-re  taken  ftrangq  wives  in  our  cities 
Neh.7.7  3  .Nethin.&  all  Ifrael  dwelt  in  their  cities 
tie  chi  Idren  of  Ifrael  were  in  then  cities 
8.1  5  .and  proclaim  in  all  their  cities  &  Jerufal. 
«.25.and  they  took  ftrong  cities, and  a  £xt 
10.37. have  :he  tithes  in  all  the  cit.of  our  tilla. 
n  .a  .nine  parts  to  dwell  in  other  cities 

3  .in  the  cities  of  Jud. dwelt  every  one  in  his 
poffeffion  in  their  cities,to  wit ,Ifrael,the 
12.44.gath.into  them  out  of  the  fields  of  the  ci. 
E^.9.2.  Jewsgath.themfel.together  in  their  cities 
Job  1 5 . 2  8  .he  dw  elleth  in  defolate  cities 
Pfal.g.6.an&  thou  haft  deftroyed cities 
lfa.6. 1 1  .untiil  the  aties  be  wafted  without 

14.17. made  the  world  a  wild.&  deftro.the  cit. 
13  .nor  fill  the  face  of  the  world  with  cities 
I7,a.tne ■cities  of  Aroerare  forfaken 

9. in  that  day  (hall  his  ftrong  cities  be  as 
I9.i8anthat  day  (hall  $, cities  in  the  land  of 
3  3 .8 .he  hath  defpifed  the  cities,he  regardeth 
42.11.  and  the  cities  thereof  lift  up  their  voice 
5 4. 3. make  the  defolate  cities  to  be  inhabited 
d4.10.thy  holy  cities  area  wildernefle 
Jer.z.i  S-his  cities  are  burnt  without  inhabitant 
1-8  .according  to  the  num.of  thy  cities  are  thy 
\  Chapt.11.13. 

4.26.ana,all  theeities  thereofwere  broken 
j.6.a  Leopard  (hall  watch  over  their  cities 
1 3  .iy.the  -cities  of  the  South  (halbe  (hut  upand 
20. 1 6.1et  that  man  beas  the  cities  which  the  L- 
tr.6.zndcitics  which  are  not  inhabited 
31*21  .turne  again  to  thefe  thy  cities 

23  .ufc  this  fpeeeh  in  Judah,and  in  the  cities 
24-and  in  all  theeities  thereof  together 
33.1 2.in  all  the  cities  thereof  (halbe  an  habita.: 
1 3  .in  theeities  of  the  mountaines,in  the 
cities  of  the  vab,&  in  the  cit.of  the  South 
&  in  the  cities  of  Judah  (hal  therftocks  pafs 
3  4. 1. fought  againft  all  the  citie s  thereof 
36.6.of  all  Judah  that  come  out  of  their  cities 
48.9.for theeities  thereof  fhalbe  defolate 


CIT       CIT 

1 5  .and  gone  up  out  of  her  cities 
24.and  upon  all  the  cities  of  the  land  of  Mo. 
28. ye  that  dwell  in  Moab,leave  the  cities,Sc 
49. 1  .and  his  people  dwell  in  his  cities 
1 3  .all  the  cities  thereof  (halbe  perpetuall 
18.  and  the  neighbour  cities  thereof  faith  the 
Chapt.50.40. 
yo.32.Ile  kindle  a  fire  in  his  cities 
5 1 .43  .her  cities  are  a  defolation,a  dry  land 
E^.  1 2. 20. and  the  cities  that  are  inhabited  (hall 

2  5-9.open  the  fide  of  Moab  from  the  cities 

from  his  cities  which  are  on  his  front 
26. 1 9.1ike  the  cities  that  are  not  inhabited 
29. 1 2. her  cities  among  the  at.that  are  defolate 

3  o.7.that  are  defolate,and  her  cities  (halbe  in 

the  middeft  of  the  cities  that  are  wafted 
17. thefe  cities  (hall  go  into  captivity 
3  5;  .9. and  thy  cities  (hall  not  returne,and 
3  6 .4.and  to  the  cities  that  are  forfaken  that 
io.and  the  cities  (hilbe  inhabited,  and 
3  3.alfo  caufe  you  to  dwell  in  the  cities 
3  j. defolate  &  ruined  cit.  are  become  fenced 
3  9.9. they  that  dwell  in  the  cities  of  Ifra.  (hall 
Hof.S .  1 4. He  fend  a  fire  among  his  ci/zw,and 
1 1 .6. the  fword  (hall  abide  on  his  cities 
1 3 .  to.that  may  fave  thee  in  all  thy  cities 
Amo. ^.,8. fo  two  or  three  cities  wandred  into  one 
Obad.  20.(hall  poffeffe  the  cities  of  the  South 
Mic.<>.\  1 -He  cut  offthecito-rofthy  land 
i4.fo  will  I  deftroy  thy  cities 
7. 1 2. and  from  the  fortified  cities,  and 
Zepb.2.6.  their  cities  are  deftroyed,  fo  that 
Zecb.i.  1 7. my  cities  through  profperity  (hall 
7. 7. and  the  cities  thereof  round  about 
8. 20. and  the  inhabitants  of  many  citie s 
Mat.  10.23.  not  have  gone  over  the  cities  of  Ifrael 
1 1 . 1  .to  teach  and  preach  in  their  cities 

2o.then  began  he  to  upbraid  the  cities 
1 4. 1 3  .followed  him  on  foot  out  of  the  cities 
Mar.6.1 3«ran  a  foot  thither  out  of  all  cities 
Lw^.4.43.  preach  the  kingd.of  God  to  other  cities 
19. 17. have  thou  authority  over  ten  cities 
19.be  thou  alfo  over  five. cities 
A&.%.  i6.alfo  a  multit.  out  of  the  cities  round  ab- 
8 .40.be  preached  in  all  the  aties,ti\\ 
14.6  fled  unto  Lyftra  and  Decbe,cities  of 
1 6.4,as  they  went  thorow  the  cities,they 
26. 1 1 .1 persecuted  them  even  unto  ftrange  cit. 
2  Pe/.2.6.andturningthed/iwof  Sodom&  Go. 
Jude  7. and  the  cities  about  tbein,in  like  manner 
Rev.  1 6. 19-and  the  cities  of  the  nations  fell 
Charet-&itit$.  See  Cfjawt, 
Built  €itie0.Sec1Built. 
Fenced  Cttfeaf. 
Num. 3  a.  1 7  .little  ones  (hal  dwell  in  the  fenced  ci. 

3  6 .and  Beth-haran,  fenced  cities  and 
"Deut.i . y .  all  thefe  cit.v/ere  fenced  with  high  wa. 

g.  1. citie sgxeat,  and  fenced  up  to  heaven 
Jof.io.zo.  remained  of  them,  entred  into  fen.cit, 
14. 1 2.and  that  the  cities  were  great  and  fenced 
1 9. 3 5. and  the  fenced  cities  are  Ziddim 

1  Sam.6. 1 8  .both  of  fenced  aties,and  of  country 

2  Sa.  20  6.1eft  he  get  him  fenced  cities, and  efcape 
2l^iK.i8.8.towerof  the  watchmen  to  the  fen.cit. 

1 3  .did  Senac.come  up  aga.all  the  fenced  cit. 
\       1 9. 2  5  .thou  (houldeft  be  to  lay  wafte  fenced  ci. 

2  Chro.8.$  .built  Beth-horon  the  nether ,fenced  at. 
1  i.io.are  in  Judah  and  in  Benjam.fenced  cit. 
1 2.4.took  the  fenced  af.which  pertained  toju. 
i4.6.and  he  built  fenced  cities  in  Judah 
1 7 . 2-placed  forces  in  all  the  fenced  cities 

19-whom  the  King  put  in  the  fenced  cities 
l9.5.fet  Judges  thorowout  all  the  fenced  cities 
2 1.3  .their  fathers  gave  them  fenced  cit. in  Jud. 
32. 1. and  encamped  againft  the  fenced  cities 
3  3.i;4yputcaptainsof  war  in  all  the  fenced  cit. 

Jer.u17.they  (hall  impoverifh  thy  lehcedctties 

Dan.11.1 5  K.of  the  North  (hal  take  the  moft  fc .ci. 

H<)/.8.i4.andJudah  hath  mult.of  fenced  cities,but 

Zepb. 1.16. and  alarme  againft  the  fenced  cities 
DefemedMititS. 

IJh.  27. 1  o  the  defenced  cities  (halbe  defolate 
36.1.  Senac.came  up  aga.all  the  defenced  cit. of 
37.26.  (houldeft  be  to  lay  wafte  defenced  cities 

Jer.+.fAct  us  go  into  the  defenced  cities 
-8.14.let  us  enter  into  the  defenced  cities 


CIT      CIT 

3  4.7  .for  thefe  defenced  cities  remained  of 

<E.itiZ&  of  ocr  God. 

2  Sam.  10. 1 2.play  the  men  for  the  cities  of  our  G. 

i  Cfowj.19.13. 

Citittf  of  Judah. 

2  Sam.  2 . 1  .(hal  I  go  up  to  any  of  the  cities  of  Jud. 

1  fC^-i*.i7-chil.ofIf.whichdweltin  theci.of  Ju. 

2  Chron.  10.17. 

2  K}n.  18.13  .againft  all  the  fenced  cities  of  Judah 

23.  f.incenfe  in  the  high  places  in  thecit.ot  Ju. 
8. brought  all  the  priefts  out  of  the  cit.of  Ju. 
1  Cbio.6. 57. fonsof  Aaron. they  gave  thecit.of  Ju. 
iChro.  1 4. 5.  away  out  of  all  the  cit.of  Ju.the  high 
17.2.  forces  in  all  the  fenced  cities  of  Judah 
7.  to  teach  in  the  cities  of  Judah 
9.went  about  thorow.all  theeities  of  Judah 
1 3 -he  had  much  bufinefs  in  the  cities  of  Jud. 
1 9-  5  .fet  Judges  in  the  fenced  cities  of  Judah 

20.4  cities  of  Judah,they  came  to  fcek  the  Lord 
23.2  .gather  the  Lev  out  of  all  the  cities  of  Jud. 
24-f.go  out  into  the  cities  of  Judah,and 
25.13  .they  fell  upon  the  cit.of  Jud.from  Sama. 

3 1 . 1  .went  out  to  the  cities  of  Judah,and  brake 
fi.dwelt  in  the«f.of  Jad.they  alfo  brought 

33.14.put  captains  in  all  the  fenced  cit.otju. 

Neh.  11.3  .but  in  the  cities  of  Judah  dwelt  every 
20. were  in  all  the  cities  of  Judah, every  one 

Pfal.69. 3  5.  and  will  build  theories  of  Judah 

Ifa.  36.1  .camp  up  againft  all  the  fenced  at  .of  Ju. 
40.9.fay  unto  the  cit.of  Judah,Behold,your  G. 
44.26.fauh  to  the  cit-of  Judah,  Ye  (halbe  built 

Jer.  1 . 1 J  .and  againft  al  1  the  cities  of  Judah 
4. 1 6.their  voice  againft  the  cities  of  Judah 
7. 1 7. feed  thou  not  what  they  do  in  the  «.of  J. 
34.to  ceafe  from  the  cit.of  Judah  the  voice  of 
9 . 1 1  .He  make  the  cities  of  Judah  defolate 
10.22.to  make  the  cities  of  Judah  defolate 
1 1 .6.proclaim.all  thefe  words  in  the  cit.of  Ju. 
1 2.then  (hall  the  cities  of  Judah  go  and  cry 
17.26.  they  (hall  come  from  theeities  of  Judah 

2  5 . 1 8  .to  wit,Jerufalem,and  the  cities  of  Judah 
26.2.and  fpeak  unto  all  the  cities  of  Judah 
32.44.take  witneflein  the  cities  of  Judah,and 

3  3.10. &  without  beaft  even  in  the  cit.  of  Jud. 

1 3«in  the  cities  of  Judah  (hall  the  flockes 
34. 7. againft  all  the  cities  of  Jud.  that  were  left 
defenced  cities  remained  of  the  cit.of  Jud- 

2 2. He  make  the  cities  of  Judah  a  defolation 
36.9^0  all  the  peo.that  came  from  the  ci.of  Ju. 

40. 5  made  governors  overall  the  cities  of  Jud. 

44. 2  .feen  the  evil  that  I  have  bro.on  the  ci.of  J. 
6.my  fury  was  kindled  in  the  cities  of  Judah 

1 7.  and  our  princes  in  the  cities  of  Judah 
2 1  .ineenfe  that  ye  burnt  in  the  citlof  Jud.  & 

ham.^.i  1  .they  raviihed  the  maids  in  the  cit.of  Ju. 

Zecb.1.1 2. wilt  thou  not  have  mercy  on  thea.of  J. 
Siting  of  refuge. 

Num.  3  5 .6  there  (halbe  fix  cities  for  refuge 

1 1  .appoint  you  cities,to  be  cities  of  refuge 
1 2.(halbe  unto  you  cities  for  refuge 
1 3. fix  cities  (hall  ye  have  for  a  refuge 
1 4. which  (hilbe  cities  of  refuge 

Jof.10. 2.  appoint  out  for  you  cities  of  refuge 

1  Cfco.6. 67. gave  unto  them  of  the  cities  of  refuge 
Six  Cit(C|S. 

Num. 1 5. 6. there  (halbe  fix  cities  for  refuge 
1 3-fix  cities  (hall  ye  have  for  a  refuge 
1 5  .fix  cities  (halbe  a  refuge  both  for  the 

Jof.  1 5 .  f  9.and  Eltekon:  fix  cities  with  their  villag. 
€itie&  joyned  with  Suburbs. 

levit.  25. 54.fuburbs  of  the  cities  may  not  be  fold 

Num  3  j.i  .give  to  the  Levits  fuburbs  for  their  cit. 
4.fuburbs  of  the  cit. which  ye  give  to  the  Le. 
f.this  (halbe  to  them  the  fuburbs  of  the  cities 

Jof. 2 1 .  zMscities  to  dwell  in  with  the  fuburbs 
3. gave  unto  the  Lev. thefe  cit. 8c  their  fubur. 
8  by  lot  unto  the  Le-thefe  cit.with  their  fub. 
18. and  Almon  with  her  fuburbs,foure cities 
I9.theirpriefts,were  1 3. cities  with  their  fub. 
22  and  Beth-horon  with  her  fuburbs,4.«h« 
24.Gath-rimmon  with  her  fuburbs,4.ci^w 
Verfe  if. 
26.aH  the  at. were  ten,with  their  fubur.for 
27.Beefhterah  with  her  fuburbs,  2. cities 
29.Engannim  with  her  fuburbs,4.«#« 
3 1  .and  Rehob.withher  fuburbs,  ^.cities 

32. and 


C  I  T       C  L  A 

3  i.nnd  Kartan  with  her  fuburbs,  3  -cities 
3 3. to  their  fam. were  1  3  .cities  with  fuburbs 
3  j  .Nahalal  with  her  fuburbs,  4  cities 
37,Mephaath  with  her  fuburbs,  ^.cities 
39.Jai.er  with  her  fuburbs,  /^.cities  in  all 
4 1 .  child.of  Ifra.were  48, cities  with  fuburbs 
^■cities  were  every  one  with  their  fuburbs 
1  Cbro.6.6^.to  the  Lev.thefe  «f.  with  their  fubur. 

1  1 3 .2.which  are  in  their  cities  &  fubur.that  they 

2  Chr.2  i.19.  in  the  fields  of  the  fubur.of  their  cit. 

Cities*  joyned  with  Villages. 
Jof.i  3.23  .fam.the  cities,and  the  villages  thereof 
28. after  their  fam.the  cities,^,  their  villages 
ij.32.allthe«ii«were29.  with  their  villages 
3  6. and  Gederothaim,  laxities  with  villages 
4i.Makkedah,  \6.cities  with  their  villages 
44.and  WlzteVmh,!). cities  with  their  villages 
5 1  .and  Giloh,  1 1  .cities  with  their  villages 
54. and  Zior; 9. cities  with  their  villages 
57.and  Timnah,  \o.aties  with  their  villages 
5?.and  ~E\it\on, 6. cities  with  their  villages 
62.and  Engedi,  6. cities  with  their  villages 
i6.9.all  the  «8m  with  their  villages 
1  SVm6. 18. both  of  fenced  cit.  &  country  villages 
1  Cbf.if.  3  3 .  villa.that  were  round  abo.the  fame  cit. 

27.2 ?.in  the  cities,znd  in  the  villages,and  in 
Mat.e).  3  5  Jefus  went  about  all  the  cit.Sc  vil-teach. 
Mar. 6. ^8.entred  into  villages,orcif.or  countries 
L«^.i3.22.hewentthorow  the  cities  and  villages 

Cttieg  vcafle^or  wafte  C  ittegf .    ■ 
Levk.16.1 1. He  make  yourtttiw  wafte,and  bring 
3  3  .land  fhalbe  defolate,&  your  cities  wafte 
r/?z.6i.4.they  fhall  repaire  the  wafte  cities 
/f/.4.7.and  thy  ckiw  fhalbe  laid  wafte 

6.6.their«£i«  fhalbe  laid  wafte 
E^f£.i9.7-and  he  laid  wafte  their  cities 
35.4.1  will  lay  thy  «£icr  wafte,  and  thou 
36.3  j.the  wafte  cities  arc  betome  fenced 
3  8  .fo  fhall  the  wafte  cities  be  filled  with  flo. 
Amo>Q.  1 4-and  they  fhall  build  the  wafte  cities 

tour  Citiefif. 
Levit.i6.i  f  .aregathered  together  within  your  cit- 
a  i.I  will  make  yonr  cities  wafte 
3  3  .land  fhalbe  defolate,&  your  cities  wafte 
Ifa.  1.7  .your  «ta«  are  burnt  with  fire 
Amo.%  6.given  you  clean.of  teeth  in  all  your  cities 
/^•.40.io.dwcllin  youro'iiwye  have  taken 

Cfttjen. 
lu\.  1 5. 1 5. went  and  joyned  himfelf to  zciti'zen  of 
Ac~l.zi.l9^citi%cnol  nonsean  city,  and  I 
Citizens. , 

Ltfk19.14.but  his  citizens  hated  him,and  fent 
Ephef.i  ij?.but  fellow  citi^ns  with  the  Saints,and 
Clat). 

1  Kjn.i  1.29.  he  had  cte/himfelfe  with  a  new  gar. 
Ifa.<g. i7.and  wascto/with  zeale  as  a  cloak 

Clamoionsf, 
P/ff.9.1 3  -a  foolifh  woman  is  clamorous, (he  is 

Clamour, 

Ephef.4.1  i.clamour  &  evill  fpeaking  be  put  away 

Clap. 
Job  27.2  3. men  fhall  clap  their  hands  at  him 
P/2/.47.  1 .0  c/<*p  your  hands  all  ye  people,  fhout 

98.8.1et  the  ftouAsclap  their  handsdet 

J  fa.  5  ? .  1 2  .trees  of  the  field  fhall  c/dp  their  hands 

law.  2.15  .all  that  pafie  by  clap  their  hands  at  thee 

2v"flfe. 3. 1 9. hear  the  bruit  of  thee  fhalrf.  their  hands 

Ciappet). 

E%ik-  2  5".6.becaufe  thou  haft  clapped  thine  hands 

Clappeth, 
Job  34.37.he  clappetb  his  hands  among  us.and 
Clant- 

2  Kjn.  1 1.1 2. &  clapt  their  handsj&  faid,God  fave 

Clarke. 

Aft  - 1 9. 3  5  .when  the  town  darty  had  appeafed 

Clauoa. 
Ac~t.z7.i6.a  certain  Ifhnd,which  is  called  Clauda 

ClattUia. 
2  T/OT.4.21.  and  Linus  and  Ctedw  greeteth  thee 

OCIautiin0  Ccfar. 

AH.  r  1. 2  8. came  topafs  in  the  daies  of  Claud.Cef. 

1 8.2.becaufe  that  Claudius  had  commanded  all 

CIauT)iU0  Lyfias. 

Aft.%1.  z6.ClaudunLyCns  unto  the  moft  excellent 

Cla*e. 
Gek  22.3.  Abiah.clave  the  wood  for  the  burnt-of. 


C  L  A       CLE 

Num.16.3  i.that  the  ground c/awafunder,that 
Judg.  1  jr.  i9.but  God  ctoe  an  hollow  place  that 

1  Sam.6. 1 4. and  they  clave  the  wood  of  the  cart 
Vfal.  7  8 . 1 5.  he  clave  the  rocks  in  the  w  ildernefie 
i/tf.48 .2 1  .he  e/azv  the  rock  alfo,  and  the  wat.gufli. 

date* 

Gen.-$$.?. his  fou\  clave  unto  Dinah  daughter  of 
Ruth  1 .  i4.but  Ruth  clave  unto  her 

2  &«».20.2.menof  JuAzhclave  unto  their  king 

23 .  io.and  his  band  clave  unto  the  fword,and 

1  Kjn.i  1. 2. Solomon  clave  unto  thefe  in  love 

2  Kjn.  1 8.6-forHez.ekiah  e/aw  to  the  Lord,and 
Neb.  10.29.they  cla.to  their  brethren,their  Nobles 
^ff.i7.34.howbeiticertain  men  clave  unto  him 

Claxrjeg. 
Dent.  1 4. 6. and  cleaveth  the  clift  in  two  cta^s 
Ddtf.4-33.and  hisnailes  like  birds  ctew s 
Zech.  1 1 .  16. and  teare  their  c/<ra«  in  pieces 
Clap. 

fob  4. 1 9  much  lefs  on  them  that  dwel  in  hoiof  clay 
io.9.that  thou  haft  made  me  as  the  clay 
1 3 . 1 2-your  bodies  to  bodies  of  clay 
27. 16. and  prepare  raiment  as  the  clay 
3  3  -6.1  alfo  am  formed  out  of  clay 
3  8 . 1 4.it  is  turned  as  clay  to  the  feale 

Pfal.np.  2.  brought  me  out  of  the  myrie  clay 

ifa.zn.  i6.fhalbe  jfteemed  as  the  potters^ 
41.2y.and  as  the  potter  treadeth  clay 
4$.9.thall  the  clay  fay  to  him  that  fafhioneth 
64.8. we  are  c%,and  thou  our  potter 

Jer.1S-4.the  veflell  that  he  made  of  clay  was 
6. as  the  clay  is  in  the  potters  hand,  Co 
43.9.andhid  them  in  the  c^,in  the  brick-hill 

Van.  2 . 3  3  .his  feet  part  of  iron,part  of  clay 

3  4. upon  his  feet  that  were  of  iron  &  olelay 

3  y.then  was  the  iron  and  the  clay  broken 
4 1  .feet  and  toes  part  of  potters  c/«y,part 

faweft  the  iron  mixt  with  myrie  clay 
42.feet  were  part  of  iron,part  of  clay, fo 

4  3 .  faweft  iron  mixt  with  myrie  clay 

even  as  iron  is  not  mixed  with  myrie  clay 
45  .brake  in  pieces  the  clay, the  filver,the 
Nab.  3 . 1 4.go  into  clay ,md  tread  the  mortar 
Hab.i.g.to  him  that  ladeth  himfelf  with  thick  cl. 
John  9.6.madec/<jyof  the  fpittle,and  he  anointed 
the  eyes  of  the  blind  man  with  the  clay 
1 1  .a  man  that  is  called  Jefus  made  clay  find 
14/when  Jefus  made  the  clay^nd  opened  his 

I  j  .he  put  clay  upon  mine  eyes,and  I 
Rom.g.zi  .hath  not  the  potter  power  over  the  clay 

Clap  ground. 
1  IO3-7.46.did  the  king  caft  them  in  the  clay  gro. 
2  Cbron.4. 17. 
Clearte. 
Levit.i  3 . 2  2.ye  fhall  not  make  cleane  riddance 
Jofy.  1 7. all  the  peop.were  pafled  clean  over  Jord. 
4. 1  .when  all  the  people  were  cleane  pafled 
1 1.  all  the  people  were  clean  pafled  over,that 
7/^.24. 1 9.the  earth  is  cleane  diflblved,the 
Joel  1. 7. he  hath  made  it  clean  barc,and  caft 
Zech.  1 1 . 1 7  .his  arme  fhalbe  cleane  dried  up 

Cleane. 
GfK.7-2.of  every  clean  beafts  take  by  fevens 

of  bcafts  that  are  not  cleanby  two 
8.  of clean  beafts,and  of  beafts  that  are  not 
clean,  went  in  two  &  two  into  the  Ark 
8.20.Noah  took  of  every  £/ftff/beaft,and  of 

every  clean  foule,&  offered  burnt-offer. 
3  5.2.bec/M3f,and  change  your  garments 
Levit.4. 1 2. unto  a  clean  place,where  the  afhes 
6.1 1. without  the  camp  unto  actoplace 
7.i9.all  that  be  clean  fhall  eat  thereof 
10.  io.3nd  between  unclean  and  clean 

14.  heave  fbould. fhall  ye  eat  in  a  clean  place 
1 1 .47 .make  a  difference  betw.the  uncle.&  cle. 
1 3  .ff.fhall  wafh  his  clothes3and  be  cleane 

Verfe34. 
i4.4.two birds  alive,&  c/ftis,and  cedar  wood 
8. that  he  may  be  clean,  and  after  that 

I I  .the  prieft  that  maketh  him  clean  fhall 
1 6.30.that  ye  may  be  clean  from  all  your 

20. 2  5. put  difference  between  c/f.beafts  &  unc. 
and  between  unclean  foules  and  clean 
22.4.not  eat  of  the  holy  things  untill  he  be  cle. 
Num.  5 . 2 8  .woman  be  not  defiled,but  be  clean 
8.7  and  fo  make  themfelves  clean 


CLE      CLE 


19-9-lay  them  up  without  the  camp  in  a  cle.pl 
1 2.the  feventh  day  he  fhall  not  be  clean 
1 8.and  a  clean  perfon  fhall  take  hyflbp 
\$.clean  perfon  fhall  fprinkle  upon  the 
Deut.n.i  y.unclean,andthe  clean  may  eat  thereof 
22.unclean,and  the  clean  fhall  eat  of 
14. 1  i.of  all  clean  birds  ye  fhall  eat 
20.but  of  all  clean  foules  ye  may  eat 

1  j.22.unclean  and  clean  perfon  fhall  eat  it 

2  3 . 1  o  .be  among  you  any  man  that  is  not  clean 

1  Samro.z6.hz  is  not  cfew,furcly  he  is  notclean 

2  Kin.  5.  io.come  again  to  thee,  &  thou  fhalt  be  cl. 

1 2-.may  I  not  wafh  in  them,and  be  clean 
1 3  .faith  to  thee3Wafh,and  be  clean 
i4.flefh  came  again,and  he  was  clean 
2  dw.3c17.for  every  one  that  was  not  clean  to 
Job  9. 3  o.and  make  my  hands  never  fo  clean 

1  io.and  I  am  clean  in  thine  eyes 
i4-4.who  can  bring  a  clean  thing  out  of  an 
1 5.  i4.what  is  man  that  he  fhould  be  clean 

1  y  .the  heavens  are  not  clean  in  his  fight 
2j.4.or  how  can  he  be  clean  that  is  born  of 

3  3 .9.I  am  clean  without  tranfgreflion 
Pfal.77.ZAs  his  mercy  cleangonz  for  ever 
Pro.  16. 2.waies  of  a  man  are  clean  in  his 

2o.9.who  can  fay,  I  have  made  my  heart  clean 
Ecc/ef.g.i.xo  the  wicked,to  the  clean,to  the 
Ifa.i.x  6-wafc  ye,make  you  cleanjput  away 
28.8.fo  that  there  is  no  place  clean 
30.»4.andtheyoung  affes  fhal  eat  cle  .provend. 
5 1 . 1 1  .be  ye  clean  that  bear  the  veflels  of  the 
66. 20.bring  an  offering  in  a  clean  veflell  into 
Jet.  1 3.27.wilt  thou  not  be  made  clean,when 
£^.2  2.26.neit.fhewed  diff.betw.the  uncl.&  cle. 
36.25. fprinkle  clean  water  upon  you,and   • 
44.23 .men  to  difcern between  unclean  &  clean 
Mat, 2. i.Lotd,if  thou  wiltthoucanft  make  me  cl. 
Mar{e  1.40. 
3.faying,I  will,  be  thou  clean,zad 

Mar\e\.^\, 

2  3 . 2  5  .for  ye  make  clean  the  outfide  of  the 

26.outfide  of  the  cup  may  be  clean  alfo 
27.  ^.wrapped  it  in  aclean  linnen  cloth 
I«^.y .  1 2.if  thou  wilt  thou  canft  make  me  clean 
1 3  .faying,I  will,be  thou  clean,znd 
1  r  .3  9.Pharifees  make  clean  the  outfide  of 
4 1  .all  things  are  clean  unto  you 
John  1 3 . 1 1  .therefore  faid  he, Ye  are  not  all  clean  ' 
1  <f .  3 .  now  ye  are  clean  through  the  word  which 
Acl.iS.6.l  zmclean from  henceforth,I  will 
2  Vet.z.i  8.thofe  that  were  clean  efcaped  from 
Rev.  i9.8.arayed  in  fine  linnen ,cfe«z  and  white 
i4.dothed  in  fine  linnen,white  and  clean 
Clean  hands. 
Job  1 7.9.  he  that  hath  clean  hands  fhalbe  ftronger 
P/«.24.4.he  that  hath  clean  hands  and  a  pure  heart 

Clean  heart. 
Vfal.  f  1 .  iccreate  in  me  a  clean  heart,0  God 
73.1  .even  to  fuch  as  are  of  a  clean  heart 
is  Clean. 

Leva.  1 3 . 1 3 .  it  is  all  turned  white,he  is  clean 

17. him  clean  that  hath  the  plague,he  is  clean 
3  7.the  fcall  is  healed,he  is  clean,znd 
39.fpot  that  growethin  the  skin,  he  i s  clean 
40.he  is  bald,yet  is  he  clean 
4 1  .he  is  forehead  bald,yet  is  he  clean 
14.  ?7.whenit  is  unclean,and  when  it  is  clean 
1 5 . 8  .fpi  t  upon  him  that  i  s  c/ei#2,then  he 
Nttm.c).  1 3  .but  a  man  that  is  clean,znd  is  not 
1 8 . 1 1 .  every  one  that  is  clean  in  thy  houfe  fhall 
Verfei3. 
19.9.8  man  that  is  clean  fhall  gather  up 
Pfal.ig.g.the  feare  of  the  Lord  is  clean 
Pro.  1 4.4.where  no  oxen  are,  the  crib  is  clean 
John  i3.i0.wafhhisfeet,butisckiszeverywhjt 

Pronounce  Clean. 
levit .  13 .6 .the  prieft  fhall  pronounce  him  clean 

Verf.i7j23,28,34,37-&Chapt.i4. 
7,48.  the  fame. 
1 3-he  fhall  pronounce  him  clean  that  hath 
59. to  pronounce  it  clean,  or  to  pronounce 
shalbe  Clean. 
Levit.  1 1 . 3  6.neverthelefTe  a  fountain  fhalbe  dean 
1 2 . 8 .  and  fhe  fhalbe  clean 
1 3  ■  %  S.wafhed  the  focond  time,and  fhalbe  clean 
1 4.9.wafh  his  flefh  in  water,&  he  fhalbe  clean  ]  j 

20.an  I 


CLE 


CLE 


CLE 


CLE 


C  L  I 


CLO 


20.  an  atonement  for  hina,  and  he  fhalbe  cle. 

5  2  atonement  for  the  hou.and  it  fhalbe  clean 
1513  .bathe  his  fle.in  running  wa-&  fhalbe  cl. 

2.8 .  and  after  that  die  (hall  be  cleane 
17.  t^.nntill  the  even5  then  fliall  he  be  clean 

2  2' 7  fun  is  downejhe  fliall  be  clean,  and 
Nam  19  1  i.and  on  the  feventh  day  he  fhalbe  clean 

1  o.bathe  himfelf  in  wat.&  fhalbe  clean  at  ev. 

3 1 .  1  3 .  through  the  fire>and  it  (hall  be  cleane 

24.  and  ye  fhall  be  cleane,and  afterward 

■pM.%  i.7.purge  me  with  hyflop,and  I  fhall  be  tie. 

Exe'k  1*  i-i -clean,  wat.upon  you,&  ye  fhalbe  cleane 

Cleannette. 

*  Sam  ii.ai-  accord.to  the  cleannefe  of  my  hands 

-  Pfal.1S.10. 

1  5. according  to  my  tleanneffe  in  his  eye-fight 

Pfal.  18.24. 

Amos  4-6.given  you  cleanneffe  of  teeth  in  all  your 

Cleanfe. 
ExoA.19.  3 6. and  thou  dialt  cleanfe  the  altar 
Lev.  1 4.49.  take  to  cleanfe  the  houfc  two  birds 

5  %.  he  fhall  cleanfe  the  houfe  with  the  bloud 
16.19.and  cleanfe  it,and  hallow  it  from 
3  o.an  atonement  for  you,to  cleanfe  you 
Num.S.6.t  ake  the  Levites,and  cleanfe  them 
7.doe  unto  them  to  cleanfe  them,  fprinkle 

1  j.thou  dialt  cleanfe  them,  and  offer  them 
21.Aar.made  an  atone.for  them,to  cle.thtm 

1  Cbr.19.  1  f.to  cleanfe  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

1 6.  inner  part  of  the  houfe  of  the  L-to  cleanfe 

Neb.  12.22  .that  they  ftiould  cleanfe  themfelvcs,and 

Pfal.  19.1  i.cleanfe  thou  me  from  fecret  faults 

,  5 1 . 2 .  and  cleanfe  me  from  my  finne 

1 19.9.  wherewith  fhall  a yong  man  cleanfe  his 

Jer. 4.  1 1  .dau.of  my  peop.not  to  fan,nor  to  cleanfe 

3  2 .8.and  I  will  cleanfe  them  from  all  their 
£^£.36.25.  from  all  your  idols  will  I  cleanfe  you 

37.2  3.whereintheyhavefinned,&wilc/.them 
39.1 1.  that  they  may  cleanfe  the  land 
i4.upon  the  face  of  the  earth  to  cleanfe  it 
1 6.  thus  fhall  they  cleanfe  the  land 
43.20.  thus  (halt  thou  cleanfe  and  purge  it 

2  2.as  they  did  cleanfe  it  with  the  bullock 
45.1  8.bull.  without  blemi(h,&  clea.the  fanftu. 

fuel  3 . 2 1 . 1  will  cleanfe  their  bloud  that  I  have 
i)f<tf.io.8.heale  the  lick,  cleanfe  the  lepers 

23.26.  cleanfe  Rt&  that  wffich  is  within  the  cup 

2  Cor. j.  1  .let  us  cleanfe  our  felves  from  all 
Epbef.f.  16.  and  cleanfe  it  with  the  wanting  of  wat. 
Jam.^.S. cleanfe  yovx  hearts,you  finners 

i  Joh.i.y.&L  to  cleanfe  us  from  all  unrighteoufnefs 

CleanfeQ, 
Lev.  1 1 .3  2.untill  the  even,  fo  fhall  it  be  cleanfed 
1 2 . 7  .and  (he  fhall  be  cleanfed  from  t  he  i  flue 
14.4.  to  take  for  him  that  is  to  be  cleanfed 
7.upon  him  that  is  to  be  cleanfed  from  the  fep. 
8.  he  that  is  to  be  cleanfed  (hill  wafh  his 
i4.of  the  right  ear  of  him  that  is  to  be  cleanf. 
Verf.  17,25,28. 
1 8.upon  the  head  of  him  that  is  to  be  cleanfed 
Verfe  29. 
ip.an  atonem.for  him  that  istobe  cleanfed 
Verfe  3 1 . 
1  $>'* J.that  hath  an  iflue,is  cleanfed  of  his  iffue 
18. but  if  (he  be  cleanfed  of  her  iffue,  then 

%H(l' 3 5  1 3 ' the land  eannot be cleanfed  of :he bl. 
/#.  2  2.1 7. from  which  we  are  not cleanfed,until\ 
i  Chr.i9.i%.viehwe  cleanfed  all  the  hou.oftheL. 

3 0.1 8. had  not  cfaw/crfthemfelves,  yet  did 
i9.though  he  be  not  cleanfed accord,  to  the 

3 4. 5. and  cleanfed  Judah  and  Jerufalem 
Neh.  1 3 .9.3ml  they  cleanfed  the  chambers,&  thith. 

3o.thus  cleanfed  I  them  from  all  ftrangers 
fob  3  5-3.if  I  be  cleanfed  from  my  finne 
Pfal.-,  3.13  .verily.I  have  cleanfed  my  heart  in  vain 
E-^k-  "• J  4-thou  art  the  land  that  is  not  cleanfed 
36.33  .that  I  fhall  have  cleanfed  you  from  all 
44.26.after  he  is  cleanfed,Kc)ion  to  himf.7.daies 
D#z.8.i4.then  fhall  the  fanftuary  be  cleanfed 
Joel  3 .2 1 .  cleanfe  their  bloud  that  I  have  not  clea. 
Mat.S .  3  .immediatly  his  leprofie  was  cleanfed 

1 1 . 5  .the  lepers  are  cleanfed,  and  the  deafe 
Mar.  i.42.1epr.departed  from  him,&  he  was  clean. 
E/^.4.27.  none  of  them  was  cleanfed,  fave  Naam. 

>i2.the  lepers  are  clcan(td,the  deafe  hea: 

17- '4-that  as  they  went,  they  were 


17.  were  there  not  ten  cleanfed,whete  are  the 
Acl. 10.1  5. what  God  hath  cl.  that  call  not  thou 

Chap.  1 1.9. 
Cleanfetb. 
job  3 7. 2 1. the  wirsd  paffeth,and  cleanfctb  them 
Pw.20.30.bluenefle  of  a  wound  clecmfeth  away  ev. 

1  Job.  1 .7.  bloud  of  Tefus  Chrift  cleanfctb  us  from 

CleanSng. 
Lev.  13.. 7'.  for  his  cleanfing  he  fliall  be  feene  of  the 
3  5. fpread  much  in  the  skin  after  his  cleanfing 
I4.2.in  the  day  of  his  cleanfing  he  fhall  be 
23  .them  on  the  eighth  day  for  his  cleanfing 
3  2.  to  get  that  which  pertaineth  to  his  cleanf. 
15.1 3. number  unto  himfelfe  7. for  his  cleanfing 
Numb.6.q.mawe  his  head  in  the  day  of  his  cleanfing 
E^;- 4  3. 2  3. made  an  end  of  cleanfing'n,  then  thou 
Mark  1.44.  and  offer  for  thy  cleanfing  thofe  things 

Luke  j. 14. 
Cleare. 
Gen.  24 .8  .then  flialt  thou  be  cleare  from  this  thy 

Verfe  41. 
44. 1 6.  or  how  fhall  we  cleare  our  felves 
Exod.i^.j.  that  will  by  no  means  clear  the  guilty 

2  Sam.  23 .4.  out  of  the  earth  by  clear  fhining  after 
Pfal.$  i.4.and  be  clear  when  thou  judgeft 

Cant. 6. 1  c.f  aire  as  the  raoon,clear  as  the  fun 
lfa.  1 8. 4. my  dwelling  place  like  a  clear  heat 
Amos  8. g .lie  darken  the  earth  in  the  clear  day 
Zech.14.6.  the  light  fliall  not  be  clear  nor  darke 
2  Cor.j.  1 1  .approved  your  felves  to  be  clear  in 
Rev.  2 1 . 1 1  .even  as  a  jafper  &one,clear  as  chi  yftall 
i8.citie  was  pure  gold,like  clear  glaffe 
22.i.riverof  wateroflife,c/efl,ascnryftall 
Clearer. 
Jobi  1. 17.  thine  age  (halbe clea.  then  the  noon-d. 
Clearing, 

N##z.  1 4. 1 8.  and  by  no  means  clearing  the  guilty 
2  Cor.7.1 1. what  clearing  of  y out  felves  ?yea,what 

Clearlp, 
Job  3  3. 3  .my  lips  fliall  utter  know  ledge  clearly 
Mat.j.%.  then  fhalt  thou  fee  clearly  to  caft  out 

Luk.6.^z. 
Mark  8. 2  J .  reftored,  and  faw  every  man  clearly 
Rom.  1 .  20.from  the  creation  of  the  world  are  clear, 

Cleateneffe. 
Exo.24.10.as  it  were  the  body  of  hea.in  his  clearn. 

Cleafce. 
Lev.i.iy.heOaallcleave  it  with  the  wing  thereof 
Pfal.jq.i  5  .thou  didft  cleave  the  fountaine,and 
Hab.  3 .9.  thou  didft  cleave  the  earth  with  rivers 
Zecb.  i4.4.mount  of  olives  fliall  cleave  in  th:  mid. 

Cleatieth. 
Deaf.  14.6.  and  cleavetb  the  clift  into  two  clawes 
Job  16. 1 3.  he  cleavetb  my  reines  afunder 
Pfal.\$i.-j.an&  cleavetb  wood  upon  the  earth 
Ecclef.io.y.Sz.  he  that  cleaved)  wood  fhalbe  endan. 

Cleate. 
Gen. 1.14.  his  mother,  and  cleave  to  his  wife 
Deut.4.4.  but  ye  that  did  cleave  unto  the  Lord 
10. 20. and  to  him  fhalt  thou  cleave,and 
1 1. 22. and  walk  in  his  waies,  and  to  cleave 
1 3 .4.  ferve  him,  and  cleave  unto  him 
17.  there  fhall  cleave  nought  of  the 
28.2 1. make  the  peftilence  cleave  unto  thee  till 

60 .  and  they  (hall  cleave  unto  thee 
3  o.20.and  that  thou  mayeft  cleave  unto  him 
Jofh.  22.5.  and  cleave  unto  him,  and  to  ferve 
il.i.hutcleave  unto  the  Lord  your  God 
1 2. if  ye  cleave  unto  the  remnant  of  thefe 

1  J^i.5.27.1eprofie  ofNaam.fhallc/MW  unto  thee 
Job  38.38.  and  the  clods  cleave  fall  together 
Pfa.10 1. 3. that  turne  a  fide,  it  fliall  not  cleave  unto 

i02.5.of  my  groaning,my  bonesc/e<n^to  my 
1 37.6.1et  my  tongue  cleave  to  the  roofe  of  my 
lfa. 14.1  .they  fliall  cleave  to  the  houfe  of 
Jer.  13. 1 1 .  fo  have  I  caufed  to  cleave  unto  me  the 
E^.3.26.  He  make  thy  tongue  cleave  to  the 
Zto.2.43 .  but  they  fliall  not  cleave  one  to  another 
1  i.34.many  ftizlcleave  to  them  with  flatteries 
Mat. 19.  j.and fliall cfetttf  to  his  wife,and 
Mar.  10. 7. and  mother ,and  cleave  to  his  wife 
Act.  11.^3.  purpofe  of  heart  they  would  cleave 
Rom.  1  i.o.cleave  to  that  which  is  good 
Cleatot), 

2  J(/«.3.3.Jehoram  cleaved  unto  the  fins  of  Jerob. 
1  Job  19.  io.their  tongue  cleavedto  the  roofe  of 

I  R 


3 1. 7. if  any  blot  hath  cleavedto  my  hands 
Cleatoetrj. 
Job  19.20.my  bone  cleavetb  to  my  skin 
Pfal.i  2.1 5. my  tongue  cleavetb  to  my  jawes 
41 .8. an  evill  difeafe,fay  theyjlcavetb  faft 
44.45.our  belly  cleavetb  unto  the  earth 
119.25 .my  foule  cleavetb  unto  the  dull: 
Jer.  1 3 .  1 1 .  as  the  girdle  cleavetb  to  the  loines  of 
Itf#z.4.4.tongue  of  the  fucking  child  cleavetb  to 

8.  their  skin  cleavetb  to  their  bones 
Lu\.  10. 1  r  .duft  of  your  citie  which  cleavetb  to  us 

Cleft. 
Micabi.4..  and  the  valley  fhall  be  cleft 

Cleft*. 
Cant.  2. 14.O  my  dove,that  art  in  the  clefts  of  the 
lfa.1.16.  to  goe  into  the  clefts  of  the  rocks,and 
Jc  r  .49. 1 6.0  thou  that  dwelleft  in  the  clefts  of  the 
Amos  6. 1 1 .  &  will  fmite  the  little  houfes  with  cl. 
Obad.  3 .  thou  that  dwelleft  in  the  clefts  of  the 

Clemencle. 
Acl.  24.4.wouldft  heare  us  of  thy  clemencle  a  few 
Clement. 

Pfc/,4. 3 .  lab.with  me  in  the  gof. with  Clement  alfo 

Cleophaa. 
1^.24. 1 8.  one  of  them,whofe  name  was  Cleofhas 
Joh.iQ.Ki.  Mary  the  wife  of  Cleopbas^hd  Mary 

Cllft, 
Exod  $3. 22.11e  put  thee  in  a  clift  of  the  rock 
Deirt. 14.6.8c  cleaveth  the  clift  into  twoclawes,& 
1  Chro.10.1 2. they  come  up  by  the  clift  of  Ziz 

CHftfif. 
Job  10.6x0  dwell  in  the  clifts  of  the  valleyes 
i/a.j7.5.flayingthechil.underthe^i'ofthero. 

CKmbe. 
/^•4,29.  zndclimbe  up  into  the  rocks 
Joel  2.7. climbe  the  wall  like  the  men  ofwarre 

gxlimbe  up  upon  the  houfes,  they 
Amos  9.2.though  they  climbe  up  to  heaven5thence 

ClmtbeO. 

1  &w«.i4.i3.Jonathanc/iffzferfup  upon  his  hands 
1^.19.4.  clim.uo  into  a  Sycamore  tree  to  fee  him 

Clfmbetrj. 
Job.  10. 1.  but  clmbeth  upfome  other  way,  the 

Cllpt. 
Jer.48. 3  7.and  every  beard  fhall  be  dipt 

Cloafee. 

lfa.  59. 1 7. and  was  clad  with  zeale  as  a  cloake 
Matt.  5.40.  let  him  have  thy  cloake  alfo 
Luk-6.19.  him  that  taketh  away  thy  cloake, forbid 
John  1 5. 2 2. now  they  have  no  cloake  for  their 

1  Thefii. 5 .nor  a  cloak  of  covetoufneffe,G . is  witn. 

2  Tim.4. 1 3. the  cloake  that  I  left  at  Troas  when 

1  Pet.z-  16.  ufing  your  liberty  as  a  cloak  of  maliti. 

Cloath. 
Num.  4.  6.  fpread  over  it  a  cloath  wholly  of  blue 

7.  table  of  (hew-bread  fpread  a  cloatb  of  blue 

8 .  fpread  upon  them  a  cloath  of  fcarlet 

9.  they  fliall  take  a  cloath  of  blue,  and 

1 1  .on  the  altar  they  dial  fpread  a  cloath  of  bl. 
1 2.and  put  them  in  a  cloath  of  blue 
1 3 .  and  fpread  a  purple  cloath  thereon 
Deut .  22.1 7. fpread  the  cloath  before  the  Elders 
i  Sam.  19.13  -and  covered  it  with  a  cloath 

2 1 .9.  it  is  here  wrapt  in  a  cloath  behinde   ' 
1  Sam. io. n.znd  caft  a  cloath  upon  him  when 
1  King.S.i  5  .that  he  took  a  thick  cloath,  and  dipt 
lfa. 3  0.22.  caft  them  away  as  a  menftiuous  cloath 
Mat. 9. 16.  no  man  putteth  a  piece  of  new  cloath 

27. 5 9. wrapped  it  in  a  cleane  linnen  cloath 
Mark  2.2  i.no  man  foweth  a  piece  of  new  cloatb 
14. 5 1.  having  a  linnen  cloatb  caft  about  his 
5  2.  and  he  left  the  linnen  cloatb,^  fled  from 

Cloatbe. 

Ejwi.40.14.bnng  h\sion$,andcloathe  them  with 
£/?/7.4.4.(he  fent  raiment  to  cloathe  Mordecai 
Pfal.  1 3  2.  i6.Ile  alfo  cloathe  her  priefts  with  falva. 

1 8. his  enemies  will  I  cloathe  with  fhame 
Pro.  23.21  .drowfinefle  dial  cloathe  a  man  with  rags 
lfa.11.1  i.I  will  cloathehim  with  thy  robe 

49.18.  thou  (halt  fately  cloathe  thee  wth  them  all 
50.3 .1  cloathe  the  heavens  with  blackneffe,  and 
£^.26.i6.they  dial  cloathe  themfelves  with  trem. 
34.3  .ye  eat  the  fat,  ye  cloathe  ye  with  the  wool! 
Hag.  1 ,6.ye  cloathe  you,but  there  is  none  warme 
Zecb.2..4.lle  cloatbe  thee  with  change  of  raiment 
Mau6.\o.  if 


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Mat.6.30.  if  God  fo  clothe  the  graffe  of  the  field 

Lu([.iz  28. 

fliall  he  not  much  more  clothe  you,0  ye 

Luke  12.28. 

Cloatfyet). 

Gen.  3 .  2 1  .coates  of  skins}and  doathed  them 

ITO.8.7.  and  doathed  him  with  the  robe,and 

z  Sam.i.zq.who  doathed  you  withfcarlet,withoth. 

1  Chro  1  <.27.Dav.was  doathed  with  arobe  of  fine 
2i.i<5.Da.&  theEl.of  lt.doath  .with  fack-d-  fel 

2  Chr.  6.4 1  .let  thy  priefts  O  Lord  be  doathed  with 

i8.5?.c.te^intheirrobes,and  they  fate 
28.1  ^.cloathedaM  that  were  naked  among  them 
Eft. 4.2. none  might  enter  into  the  Ks.gate  doathed 
Job  7.5  .my  flefh  is  doathed  with  wormes,and 
10. 1 1  .thou  haft  doathed  me  with  skin  and 
29.14-1  put  onrighteoufneffe,&  it  cloathcdmee 
'  39. 19. haft  thou  doatbcdhis  neck  with  thunder 
VfaUi  5.26.  let  them  be  doathed  with  fhame,and 
6  5 .  1 3 .  the  paftures  are  doathed  with  flocks 
gj.i.theL.reigneth,he  is  doathed  with  majefty 
the  L.is  cloathedwith  ftrength  wherew. 
104. 1  .thou  art  doathed  with  honour  &  majefty 
109.18.ashe  doathed  himfelf  wi  th  curfing  like 
29.1etmineadverfariesbec/<wfMwith  fha. 
1 3  2.9-let  thy  priefts  be ,s/atfW  with  righteouf. 
Pro.  3  1.2 1. all  her  houfhold  are  clothed  with  fcarlet 
Ifa.61.  lo.cloathed me  with  the  garments  of  falvat. 
E%el{,  16. 10. 1  doathed  thee  alfo  with  broidr.  work 
23.6.  which  were  doathed  with  blue,  capt.  and 
1  1 2.and  rulers  doathed  moft  gorgeoufly 
38.4.  all  of  them  doathed  with  all  forts  of  arm. 
D<?#. c.7.interpret.thereof,fhall be r/oa.with  fcarlet 
16.  thou  (halt  be  bloathed  with  fcarlet 
29. they  doathed  Dan-  with  fcarlet, and  put 
Zfpfr.  i  .8 .  all  fuch  as  are  doathed  with  ftrange  app. 
Zech.  3.3.  now  Jofli-  was  doathed  with  filthy  garm. 

5  .and  doathed  him  with  garments,and  the 
Mat.  1 1 . 8  .out  for  to  fee  ?  a  man  doathed  in  foft 

Z.«£.7.2$. 
26.3<.naked,andyec/<fctftafme;  I  was 
3  8. when  faw  we  thee  nakedjand  cloathedthee 
43  .naked,and  ye  doathed  me  not 
Mark.  1 .6. and  John  was  doathed  with  camels  haire 
y .  1 5  .and  had  the  Legion  jfitting,and  doathed 
1 5. 1 7. and  ihey  doathed  him  with  purple,and 
16.?. doathed  in  a  long  white  garment,and  they 
I«^.8.3  5. fitting  at  the  feet  of  Jefus/Aw;W,and 
16.19-  rich  man}which  wzscloathed  in  purple 
2  O*.  5  2.  defiring  to  hedoa.  upon  with  our  houfe 
3  .if  fo  be  that  being  cloathed,wc  fhall 
4-would  be  undoathed,  but  doathed  upon 
1  Pot.  5. 5.  and  be  doathed  with  humility 
Re,y.i.i3.ctoMwith  a  garment  downe  to  his 
3. 5. the  fame  fhalbe  doathedin  white  raiment 

i8.white  raimcnt,that  thou  maift  be  doathed 
q.^.cloathcd  in  white  raiment3and  they  had 
7.9.c/MfWwithrobesaandpalmes  in  their 
lo.i.ang.come  dow.from  hez.cloa.with  a  clou- 
1 1. 3 .  &  threefcore  dayes  doathedin  fack-cloth 
1 2.1.  a  woman  cloathedwith  the  Sun 
1 9.1 3. he  wasc/odfWinavefturediptin 

CloatljeO  with,  or  in  linnen. 
£^.9.2.one  man  among  them  wasc/iw.with  lin. 
3. he  called  to  the  man  doathed  with  linnen 
1 1. man  cloathedwith  linnen, which  had  the 
io.2.fpake  unto  the  man  doathed  with  linnen 
6\comman.  the  man  doathed  with  lin. faying 
7  .into  the  hands  of  him  that  was  tAwith  lin. 
44.17.  they  fhall  be  cloathedwith  linnen  garm. 
Dan- 10.5.  beh.a  cert.man  doathed  with  lin.  whofe 
1 2.6-one  faid  to  the  man  cloath.with  lin. which 
7.I  heard  the  man  doathedin  linnen,which 
Rev.  1 5 .6.  doathedin  pure  and  white  linnen 
18.1 6.that  was  doathed  in  fine  linnen,&  purple 
1 9. 14.  doathedin  fine  linnen,white  &  clean 
SW/fo?4floatherj. 
Job  8 . 2  2  hate  thee  fhall  be  cloathedwith  fharne 
E^ek-7. 27  .and  the  Prince  fhalbe  doathed  with  def. 
Mat.  6.3 1 .  or  whercwithall  fhall  we  be  doathed 
Rev.  3 .  <  .overcomejtlie  fame  fhall  be  doathed  w  ith 

Cloathfff. 
Gen.0.\\ .  his  cloathes  in  the  bloud  of  grapes 
Exod.  1 2. 34-bound  up  in  their  cloathes  upon  their 
31.10.  and  the  cloathes  of  fervice,and  the 


3  5.  1 9. the  cloathes  of  fervice  to  doe  lervice 

Chap.39.41. 

3  9.  i.they  made  cloathes  of  fervice  to  doe 
Lev.  io.6.neither  rend  your  cloathes,\cH  ye  die 

16.3  2.put  on  the  linnen  cloathes,  even  the 

21.10.not  uncover  his  head,nor  rend  his  deaths 
Dcul.z<). 5-  your  cloathes  are  not  waxen  old  upon 
1  Sam.  1 9. 1 4,  Saul  ftripc  ofFhis  cWm  alfo,and 

1  King,  i .  r .  and  they  covered  him  with  cloathes 

2  Kin.z.  1 2. and  he  took  hold  of  his  own  cloathes 
2  Cfe.34.27.and  didft  rend  thy  cloathes,znd 
Nch  4. 23. none  of  us  put  offour  cloathes 

9.21  .their  cloathes  waxed  not  old,and 
Job  9.3  1.  mine  own  cloathes  fhall  abhorre  me 
Pro.6.  2  7 .  and  his  cloathes  not  be  burnt 
E^k- 1 6. 3  9  .they  fliall  ftrip  thee  alfo  of  thy  cloathes 
23.26.  alfo  ftrip  thee  out  of  thy  cloathes 
27.20.Dedan  was  thy  merch.in  precious cloath. 
24.  forts  of  things  in  blue  cloathes 
Am.  2.8  .they  lay  themfelves  down  upon  cloathes 
Ate.2L7.and  put  on  them  their  cloathes,  and 

'  24. 1 8  .returnc  back  to  take  his  cloathes 
Mar.^.zS.  touch  but  hisdoathes,!  fhall 
30.  faid,  Who  touched  my  cloathes 
1 5 . 20.put  his  owne  cloathes  on  him,  and 
Luk.z.y.  and  wrapped  him  in  fwadling  cloathes 
1 2.  finde  the  babe  wrapped  in  fwadling  cloa. 
8.27.  and  ware  no  cloathes, neither  abode  in 
19.36.  theyfpread  their  cloathes  in  the 

24. 1 2.  he  beheld  the  linnen  cloathes  laid 

Job. 1 1.44.  bound  hand  &  foot  with  gtzve-doatbes 
19.40.  and  wound  it  in  linnen  cloathes 
20.5.  faw  the  linnen  cloathes  lying,  yet 
6.and  feeth  the  linnen  cloathes  lie 
7.napkin  was  not  lying  with  'he  linnen  cloa. 
^<5r.7.<3.witneffes  laid  down  their  cloathes  zt 
12. 2  3. and  caft  off  their  cloathes,znd  threw 
Rent  Cloatsheg. 
Gra.37.49.  and  Reuben  rent  his  cloathes 

3  4.  Jacob  rent  his  cloathes,  and  put  fack-cloth 

44. 1 3 .  they  rent  their  cloathes,  and  laded 
Num.  14.6.  Jofhua  and  Caleb  rent  their  cloathes 
Jof.7. 6.  and  Jofhua  rent  his  cloathes,  and 

Judg.  11.35  .when  he  faw  her, that  he  rent  his  cloa. 
z  Sam.1.3 1. rent  your  doatbes,a.nd  gird  you  with 
1rC23-21.27.Ahab  heard  thefewords,he  rent  hisc. 
2  i$«.2.i2.took  hold  of  his  own  clo.&c  rent  them 
5.7.1etter ;  that  he  rent  his  cloathes,znd 
8.King  of  Ifrael  had  rent  his  cloathes,thzt  he 
wherefore  haft  thou  rent  thy  cloathes 
6. 3  o.that  hee  rent  his  cloathes,  and  paffed  by 

1  i.i4.Athal.rentherctefe,&  cried,Treafon 

2  Cfciwz.23.13. 
19.  i.Hezekiah  heard  it,that  he  rent  his  cloathes 

Ifa.n.x. 

2  2.n.K.heard  the  words,that  he  rent  hiscka. 

2  Cfeos.34.19. 
i9.and  haft  rent  thy  (loathes,znd  wept  before 
Efth.4.  i.Mordecai  rent  his  cloatkes,znd  put  on 
Mat.z6.65.  then  the  highprieft  rent  hisdoathes 

Marke  14.63. 
Acl .  1 4. 14.Bar.and  Paul  heard,they  rent  their  do. 

16. 2  2-Magiftrates  tent  ofF  their  cbathes, znd 

ClOcitrjcs  rent. 
Lev.  13.45  -nis  cloathes  fhall  be  rent,and  his 

1  Sam.4. 1 2-came  to  Shiloh  with  his  cloathes  rent 

2  Sam.  1.2.  man  came  from  Saul  with  hise/o^.rent 

1 1  -  David  took  hold  of  his  cloathes,  and  rent 

13.3  i.fervants  ftood  by  with  their  cloathes  rent 
2  Kjng.1B.37.to  Hezekiah  with  their  cloathes  rent 

lfa.$6. zz. 
Jer. 41. 5.  beards  fhaven,and  their  doathes  rent 

wafh  his,  or  their  Cloatljejef. 
Exod.19.10.  and  let  them  wafh  their  cloathes 
Lev.  1 1. 1 5. fhall  wafh  hisdoathes,  andbe  unclean 

Verfe  28. 
40.eateth  the  carc.cf  it,fhal  wafh  his  cloathes 
beareth  the  carcafs  of  it,fhall  wafh  his  do. 
1 3,6.and  hee  fhall  wafh  hisdoathes  &  be  clean 

Ver.34. 
1 4.8.W  be  cleanfedjfhall  wafh  his  cloathes 
■     9.and  he  fhall  wafh  his  cloathes  alfo 

47.1ieth  in  the  houfe,  fhall  wafh  hisdoathes 
eateth  in  the  houfe3fhal  wafh  his  cloathes 
15.5  .fhall  wafh  his  cloathes,  and  bafhe 
6.whereon  he  fate^fhall  wafh  his  cloathes 


7-fle.of  him  that  hath  the  ifl.fhalwafh.his^. 
S.fpit  on  him  that  is  cl.flial  wafh  his  cloathes 
10.bear.any  of  thofe  things,fhal  wafh  his  d. 
1 1. the  iffue,ihall  wafh  his  cloathes,  and 
1 3  Xev.daies  for  his  cleanfing,&  wafh  his  do. 
z  i.toucheth  her  bed,fhall  wafh  his  doathes 
2  i.that  fhe  fate  upon,ihall  wafh  his  cloathes 
27.toucheth  thofe  things,fhall  wafh  his  cloa. 
16.26.fhaH  wafh  his  cloathes, and  bathe  his 
28.burneth  them,fhall  wafh  his  doathes 

1 7. 1  5  .fhall  both  wafh  his  cloathes,  and  bathe 
Num.  8. 7. and  let  them  wafh  their  cloafhes,znd 

i9.7.prieft  fhall  wafh  his  cloathes, and  bathe 

Verf.8,i9. 
10.  wafh  his  cloathes,znd  fliall  be  und.untill 
2 1  .fprinkl.the  water,fhall  wafh  his  cloathes 
3 1 .  24.ye  fhall  wafh  your  doathes  on  the  feventh 
trafhedtbeir,orhis  Cioattjegf. 
Exod.  1 9. 1 4.  and  they  wafhed  their  cloathes 
Num.8.zi.Lev.v/eie  purified,and  wafhed  their  do. 
z  Sam.  19.24.  nor  wafhed  his  cloathes  from  the  day 
Cloatljeft.  7 

/f/'.4.30.though  thou  doatheft  thy  Telf  with  crim 

Cloatyfog, 
Job  22.6.ftripped  them  naked  of  their  cloathmg 
24.7-caufe  the  naked  to  lodge  without  doathing 
1  o.caufe  him  to  go  naked  without  doathtng 
31  •  19-  if  I  have  feen  any  perifh  for  want  oicloa. 
lW-l  R.13.  my  doathmg  was  fackclothj  humbled 

4  5 . 1 3  .ner  doathing  is  of  wrought  gold 
Pw.27.i6.the  lambs  are  for  thy  doathing 

3 1 .2  2.her  cloathmg  is  filk  and  purple 

25  .ftrength  and  honour  are  her  doathing 
l[a-i  .6.thou  haft  doathing,  be  thou  our  ruler 

7  .in  my  houfe  is  neither  bread  nor  doathing 

2  3 . 1 8  .her  merchand  .fhall  be  for  durable  cloath. 
59-17-puton  the  garm.of  vengeance  for  cloath. 

Jer.  io.9.blue  and  purple  is  their  doathing 

Mat. 7. 15.  which  come  to  you  infheeps  doathing 

1 1 .8.Weare  foft  doathing  are  in  Kings  houfes 
Mar.  1 2. 3  8 .which  love  to  go  in  long  cloath'mg,znd 
Ac~l.  1 0.3  o  .a  man  ftood  before  me  in  bright  cloath. 
Jam.z.i .  refpeft  to  him  that  weareth  the  gay  cloa. 

CioDS. 
Job  7 . 5 .  my  flefh  iscloathed  with  worms  and  clods 

21 .  lyclods  of  the  valley  fhalbe  fweet  unto  him 

3  8 .3  8  .and  the  clods  cleave  faft  together 

Jfa.  28. 24-open  and  breake  the  clods  of  his  ground 
Hof.io.  1 1.  and  Jacob  fhall  breake  his  clods 
Joel  1. 1 7 .  the  feed  is  rotten  under  their  clods 

Cloe. 
1  Cor.  1 . 1 1  .by  them  which  are  of  the  houfe  of  Cloe 

Ctofe. 
N&.  5. 1 3  .from  the  eyes  of  her  husb.&  be  kept  clofe 
2SflOT.22.46.  be  afraid  out  of  their  clofe  places 

P/fl/OT.18.45. 
1  Chr.  1 2. 1.  while  he  yet  kept  himfelf  clofe  becaufe 
/^28.2i.keptc/oyefrom  the  foules  of  the  ayre 

4 1. 1 5. (hut  up  together  as  with  a  clofe  feale 
^.42. 16.  fhall  follow  clofe  after  you  in  Egypt,& 
Dan.  8. 7. and  I  faw  him  come  eioje  unto  the  ram 
Amos  9. 1 1 .  and  clofe  up  the  breaches  thereof,and 
Lu.y. 36.Jef.  was  found  alone,and  they  kept  it  d. 
Acl.  27. 1 3 .  loofing  thence.they  hil.clofe  by  Creet 

ClofeD. 
Gen.z.zi.  clofedupthe  flefh  inftead  thereof 
2  o.  1 8. Lord  hath  faft  dofedup  the  wombes 
Num.16.1 3.earth  dofedupon  thems&  they  perifh. 
Judg.  3 ".  z  2»and  the  fat  clofed  upon  the  blade 
If  a.  1 .6.  they  have  not  been  c/o/cd,neither  bound  up 

29. 1  o.  the  Lord  hath  clofed  your  eyes :  the 
Dan.  1  z.9.for  the  words  are  clofed  up,  and  fealed 
Jonah  2. 5. the  depth  clofed  me  round  about 
Mat .  13.15.  and  their  eyes  they  have  clofed 

AcJsz8.zy. 
Luk..$.zo.  and  he  clofed  the  book,and  gave  it 

Clofet. 
P»'o.i8.24.a  friend  that  bickethclaftr  then  a  broth. 

Clofeft. 
Jer. z  1. 1 5. becaufe  thou clofejl thy k\&'m  Cedar 

Ctofet. 

Joel.  2 . 1 6.and  the  bride  out  of  her  dofet 
Mat.6.6.\vhen  thou  prayeft,  enter  into  thy  clofet 

Clofcts. 

Luk.  1  z.  3 .  which  ye  have  fpoken  in  the  ear,in  tlof. 

Clot!?,  See  Cloati}. 

ClonD.J 


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£  tout). 
Ge».9.i3.Idofetmybowinthe«&»/ 

'    1 4  b:  ing  a  cloud,the  bow  fhalbe  feen  m  the  cl. 
1 6  bow  lhalbe  in  the  cloud,  &  He  look  upon 
Exod  1 4-io.it  was  a  chudand  darkneffe  to  them 
1 6.  i p. glory  of  the  Lord  appeared  in  the  cloud 
19.9A  come  unto  thee  in  a  thick  cloud 
1  tf.and  a  thick  c/Wupon  the  mount 
241  f'.and  a  cW  covered  the  mount 
16.  and  the  c/o«rf  covered  it  fix  dayes 

'called  to  Mof.out  of  the  midft  of  the  do. 
i8.Mofes  went  into  the  midft  of  the  cloud 
3  4.  f  .and  the  Lord  defcended  in  the  cloud 
40.34. tIien  a  doudcoveted  the  tent  of  the 
^S.  cloud  oi  the  Lo.was  upon  the  tab.  by  day 
Lev.  i  6.1.1  le  appear  in  the  chudupon  the  niercy-f- 

1  3  .cloud  of  the  incenfe  may  cover  the 
Num.9. 1 5-the  c/tf«d  covered  the  tabernacle 
i6.the  cloud  covered  it  by  day,and  the 
ip.when  the  cloud  tarried  long  upon  the 
zo.when  the  cloud  was  a  few  dayes  upon  the 
22.OT  a  yeer  that  the  cloud  tarried  upon 
jo-.i  2  the  cloud refted  in  the  wildern.of  Paran 
34.eW  of  the  Lord  was  upon  them  by  day 
1 1 .2$.and  the  Lord  came  down  in  a  cloud 
12.10'.  the  cloud  departed  from  off  the  tab.  and 
14.14.  and  that  thy  cloud  Handover  them 
16*42.  the  cloud  covered  it,and  the  glory  of  the 
Dent.  1 . 3  3  -way  ye  fhould  go,and  in  a  cW  by  day 

*  .'zs.out  of  the  midft  of  the  fire,  of  the  e/fl#i 
1  Kj».8.io.thatthe  cloud  filled  the  houfe  of  the  L. 
1  Chron.%.\i. 
1 1.  notftand  to  minifter  becaufe  of  the  do. 
zCbron.^.14. 
i8.44.there  arifeth  a  little  cloud  oat  of  the  fea 
fob  3 . 5  .let  a  cloud  dwell  upon  it ,  let  the 
7.?.as  the  cloud  is  confumed,and  vanifheth 

22.1  j. can  he  judge  through  the  dark  cloud 
16.8.  and  the  cloud  is  not  rent  under  them 

j.and  fpreadeth  his  cloudupon  it 
3  o.  1  ?.  my  welfare  paffeth  away  as  a  cloud 
3  <f .  j  2.not  to  fhine,  by  the  cloud  that  cometh 
27.1 1,  by  watering  he  wearieth  the  thick  cloud 
he  fcattereth  his  bright  cloud 
1  j .  and  caufed  the  light  of  his  e/ow/  to  fhine 
3  8.  j.  when  I  made  the  cloud  the  garm.  thereof 
Pfal.7%.  14.  day  time  alfo  he  led  them  with  a  cloud 

105. 39. he  fpread  a  e/o#rf  for  a  covering 
Jtyfl.  16.15  -his  favour  is  a  cloud  of  the  latter  raine 
Z/a.4.5.  a doud.fl.nd  a  fmoke by  day,and  the 
i8.4.and  like  a  cloud  of  dew  in  the  heat 
19.1. the Lord  rideth  upon  a  fwift  cloud 
2j.5.eventhe  heat  with  the  fhadow  of zchud 

44.2  2.blot.our  as  a  thick  cloud  thy  tranf.as  a  cl. 
6o.8who  are  thefe  thit  flie  as  a  cloud 

Lam.z.  1  .cov.daugh.of  Zion  with  a  clo.in  his  ang. 
3 .44-thou  haft  covered  thy  felfe  with  a  do  chat 
E\ef[.  1 .4. a  great  e/o«d,and  a  fire  enfolding  it 

28.bow  that  is  in  the  cloud'm  the  day  of  rain 
8.1 1.  athicke/Wofincenfewhtup 
10.5.  and  the  cloud  filled  the  inner  court 
4-the  houfe  was  filled  with  the  cloud 
3 0.1 8. as  for  her,  a  chudttull  cover  her 
3  2.7.1  will  cover  the  fun  with  a  cloud 
3 8.9.thou  (halt  be  like  a  cloud  to  cover  the  land 
16.ag.my  peo.of  Ifr.as  a  c/o.to  cover  the  land 
2kf<tf.i7.5.asheyet  fpake,  a  bright  ftorfoverfhad. 

Matli  9.7. 

a  voice  out  of  the  cloud,vihkh  faid,  This 

Mwk9'7. 

1^.9.34.  there  came  a  c/o;«f,and  overfhado.them 

they  feared  as  they  entred  into  the  do. 

3  J.  there  came  a  voice  out  of  the  cloud 

12.54.  when  ye  feeac/oadrife  out  of  the  weft 

2 1 .  27.  fon  of  man  coming  in  a  cloud  with  po. 

Aft.i.v.znd  a  cloud  received  him  out  of  their  fight 

1  Cot.  10  1. how  that  all  out  fath.were  und.  the  d. 

a.  all  baptized  unto  Mofes  in  the  cloud 
Rev.  10.  1  .ang.come  down  from  hea.cloth.w'''  a  cl. 
1 1 . 1 2.  &  they  afcended  up  to  heaven  in  a  cloud 
14.14.upon  the  dou-one  fate  like  unto  the  Son 
1 5«a  loud  voice  to  him  that  fate  on  the  cloud 
16.  fate  on  the  cloud  thruft  in  his  fickle 
ClOUD  abode 
£*W?.40.35.becaufe  the  cloud  abode  thereon,and 
Num.9.17.  in  the  place  where  the  cloud  abode 


iS.as  long  as  the  cloud  abode  on  the  tah-they 
2 1.  when  the  cloud  abode  from  even  unto 
Morning  Ctottf). 
Hof.6.$.fot  your  goodneffe  is  as  a  morning  cloud 
13.3 .they  fhall  be  as  the  morning  chud,they 
Pillar  o/CtooO. 
Exo.  13.21  .before  the  m  by  day  in  a  pillar  of  a  cloud 
22.not  away  the  pillar  of  the  cloudby  day 
14.19-  pill,  of  the  cloud  went  from  before  their 
24. through  the  pillarof  a  do. &  troub.  them 
Num.  1 2.  j. L. came  down  in  the  pillar  of  the  cloud 

14. 14  by  day  time  in  a  pillar  of  acloud 
Dcut.  3 1 . 1 J .  Lord  appeared  in  a  pillar  of  a  cloud 

pillar  of  the  cloud  flood  over  the  door 
Neb. 9. 19. pillarof  the  cloud  departed  not  from 

CiottO  taken  up. 
Exod.^o.7, 6.when  the  cloud  was  taken  up  from  ov. 

3  7. if  the  cloud  w as  not  taken  up,  then 
Num.9.  i7.when  the  cloud  was  taken  up  from 

21.  that  the  doudwas  taken  up  in  the  morn. 
10.1 1.  that  the  doudwas  taken  up  from  off 
White  CtouD. 
RCP.I4.I4.&  behold,a  white  cl.  &  upon  the  cloud 

CIOUS  ofwitncfjes. 
Heb.  li.i.comp.  about  with  fo  great  a  ch.of  witn. 

C1OUD0. 
Deut.4. 1 1  .wi  th  darkneffe,  clouds  and  thick  darkn. 
Judg.f  .4-the  clouds  alfo  dropped  with  water 
2  Sam.zz.  1 2.  about  him  thick  etorfs  of  the  skies 

23.4.  even  a  morning  without  clouds  as 

1  Ring.  18.4  j. that  the  heaven  was  black  with  c/ow. 
fob  20  6.and  his  head  reach  unto  the  clouds 

2  2. 1 4.thick  clouds  are  a  covering  to  him 
26.8.bindeth  up  the  waters  in  his  thick  clouds 

3  5 .  J.  and  behold  the  clouds  which  are  higher 
36.28. which  the  clouds  doe  drop  and  diftill 

29-canany  underft.the  fpreadingsof  the  clou. 

3  2.with  clouds  he  covereth  the  light 
37. i6.doft  thou  know  the  ballancings  of  thee/. 

a  i.fee  not  the  bright  li&ht  wc|'  is  in  the  clou- 
38.34.  canft  thou  lift  up  thy  voice  to  the  clouds 

37.  who  can  number  the  clouds  in  wifdome 

38.  and  the  clouds  cleave  faft  together 

Pf.  18. 1 1. round  abo.  him  thick  cloudsoi the  skies 
1 2  his  thick  clouds  paffed  hale-ftones 

36.5.  thy  faithfulneffe  reacheth  unto  the  thuds 
57. 10. and  the  truth  unto  the  clouds, 

6  8. 3  4. and  his  ftrength  is  in  the  clouds 
77. 1 7.the  clouds  powred  out  water,  and 
7 8. 2 3. though  he  had  commanded  the  clouds 
97. 2. clouds  and  darkneffe  are  round  about  him 
1 04. 3  .who  maketh  the  clouds  his  charet 
io8.4.and  thy  truth  reacheth  unto  thedouds 
1 47 .8.who  covereth  t  he  heaven  with  clouds 
Pro.$.zo.  and  his  clouds  drop  down  the  dew 
8.28.when  he  eftablifheth  the  clouds  above 
z^.i^.islihe  clouds  andwinde  without  raine 
Ecclef.  1 1 . 3  .if  the  cloudi  be  full  of  raine,  they 
4-he  that  regardeth  the  thuds  fhall  not  reap 
1 2.2.  nor  the  clouds  returne  after  the  raine 
Ifa.f. 6. \lezlfo  command  the  clouds,  that  the 

14.14.  Ileafcend  above  the  heights  of  the  clou. 
Jer./^.  1 3  .behold,he  fhall  come  up  as  clouds 
Dan.7. 1 3  -Son  of  man  came  with  :he  clouds  of 
Joel  2. 2.  a  day  of  clouds }z\\d  of  thick  darkneffe 

Zepb.i.  1  5. 
Nah.t.^.and  the  clouds  are  the  duft  of  his  feet 
Zech.  1  o.  1 .  fo  the  Lord  fhall  make  bright  clouds 
#to,.24-3o.Sonofman  coming  inthec/o.of heav. 

Mar.  13.26. 
26.64.  an^  coming  in  the  clouds  of  heaven 

Mar\  14.62. 

1  Thef.4. 17. caught  up  togeth  withthem  in  thee/. 

2  Per.2-r7.they  are  clouds  carried  with  a  tempeft 
Jude  1 2.  thuds  they  are  without  water 
/?eu.i.7.behold,he  cometh  with  clouds,  and 

Clonop. 
HaW.  3  ^.g.thecloudy  pillar  defcended  &  flood  at 
io.all  the  people  faw  the  cloudy  pillar  ftand 
Neb.g.  1 2.  leddeft  them  in  the  day  by  a  clou,  pillar 
Pfal.gy.j.he  fpake  unto  them  in  the  chudy pilhv 
E^.30.3.  day  of  the  Lord  is  neer,a  chudy  day 
34.-1 2,have  been  fcattered  in  the  chudy  day 
Clotoen. 
Lev.  1  i-3.whatfo.parteth  the  hoof,&  is  cloven  foo. 
7.though  the  fwine  be  cloven  footed,  yet  he 
R  2 


26.  not  e/.foo.nor  crheweth  the  cud,are  unci. 
Dent.  1 4-7.  oi-  of  them  that  divide  the  cloven  hoofe 
Ail. a. 3. appeared  unto  them  cloven  tongues 

ctontet). 

fof.9.  j  .and  old  fhooes  and  clouted  upon  their  feet 

Clouts, 
fe>: 3  8. 1 1 .  and  took  old  caft  clouts, and  let  them 
1 2. put  thefe  old  clouts  under  thine  arme 

Clatter* 

Num.  13.23.  from  thence  a  branch  with  one  clufl. 

24.  becaufe  of  the  clufler  of  grapes  which 
Cant .  1 . 1 4.  beloved  is  unto  me  as  a  clufler  of  camp. 
i/i.6j.8.asthenew  wineisfound  inthedufier 
dtfK\7.i.glean.ofthe  vintage ;  there  is  no  clufl.  to 

Clutters. 
Gca.  40. 10.  the  cluliers  brought  forth  ripe  grapes 
Deut.$z.  3  z.  grapes  of  gall,theircfa/?e/'$  are  bitter 

1  Sam.z f  .18.&  100.  dujlersof  raifins,  &  20o.ca. 

30.1 2. they  gave  him  two  clufler  s  of  raifins 
Cmt.-j. 7. thy  brefts  like  two  clufters  of  grapes 

8. thy  brefts  fhall  be  as  the  clufters  o(  the  vine 
Rev,  14.18.  gather  the  clufl.oi  the  vine  of  the  earth 
Coale. 

2  Sam.  14.7. fo  they  fhall  quench  my  coafowhich  is 
lfa.6  6.  having  a  live  coale  in  his  hand,which 

47.  i4.therc  fhall  not  be  a  coale  to  warme  at 
Lam.%.%.the\t  vifage  is  blacker  then  a  code 

Coales. 

Lev. 16. 1 2. take  a  cenfer  full  of  burning  coalcs,  of 
zSam.zi.g-coals  were  kindled  by  it       P/^/.i8.8. 
1 3  .bright. before  him  were  kindled  co.of  fire 
1  King.  1 9.6. there  was  a  cake  baken  on  the  coales 
Job  4 1 . 2 1  .his  breath  kindled  coales 
Pfal.  18.1 2. paffed  haile-ftones,and  coales  of  fire 
1 3  .gave  his  voice,haile-ftones  &  coals  of  fire 
1 20. 4. arrows  of  the  mighty>withcoa/iof  Juni. 
1 40  to.let  burning  codes  fall  upon  them 
Pro.6.z  8  can  one  go  on  hot  coals,£c  his  feet  not  b. 
25. aa.  thou  (halt  feap  coales  of  fire  upon  • 
z6.z  1.  as  «fl/s  ate  to  burning  £M/*,and  wood  to 
Cant.S.6.  the  coafc  s  thereof  are  coales  of  fire 
iya.44. 12.  fmith  with  the  tongs  works  in  the  coals 
1 9.I  have  bread  upon  the  coales  thereof 
5  4. 1 6.  created  the  fmith  that  bloweth  thee^.in 
E-^ek- l  • x  1  -their  appearance  was  1  ke  burning  coals 
io.2.andfill  thine  hand  mthcoales  of  fire 
24.1 1.  then  fet  it  empty  upon  the  coales 
Hab.%.t .bmningcoales  went  forth  at  his  feet 
fob.  1 8 . 1 8  .who  had  made  a  fire  of  coales  for 
2 1.9. they  faw  a  he  o( coales  there,and  fifh 
Rom.  12.20.  fo  doing  thou  (halt  heap  coales  of  fire 
Coart,  See  CojtJ. 
CoartKJ,  See  CojuS, 
Coaft. 
Exo.i  0.4.  to  morrow  He  bring  locufts  into  thy  co. 
Num.  13.29.  Canaan,  dwell  by  the  coaft  of  Jordan 
20.23  .to  Mof.&  Aar.in  mount  Hor,bythew. 
22.36.bord.of  Arn.which  is  in  the  utmoftflw/2 

2  4.24.  (hips  (hall  come  from  the  coaft  of  Chitt. 

3  4.3. from  thewihof  Zin,  along  by  the  coaft  oi 

bor.fhalbe  the  utmoft  coaft  by  the  fait  fea 
1 1. the  coafl  (hall  go  down  from  Shephain 
Deut.z.t'&.to  paffe  ov.  thorow  Ar.thefo^ofMo. 
3.17.  and  the  coaft  thereof  from  Chinnereth 
1 1 .  z 4.unto  the  uttermoft  fea  (hall  your  coafl  be 
19  8 .if  the  L.  thy  God  enlarge  thy  coaft  as  he 
fof.  1. 4.  the  going  down  of  the  fun  fhalbe  your  co. 
1 2.4.  &  the  coafl  of  Og  King  of  Bafhan,  which 

2  3 .  King  of  Dor  in  the  coaft  of  Dor,one 
1 3 .61  .and  their  coafl  was  from  Aroer,that  is 
2  f.  their  coaft  was  Jazer,andall  the  cities 
3o.their  coafl  was  Mahanaim,all  Bafhan 
1  y  .4-of  t  hat  co.  were  at  the  fea,this  lhalbe  yo.co. 
1 2.&  the  coaft  therof,this  is  the  co.of  the  ch. 
2 1. of  the  chil.of  Jud.toward  the  coafl  of  Ed. 
16.3.  goeth  down  weftw.to  the  coafl  of  Japhleti 
unto  the  coafl  of  Bethoron  the  neather 
17.7.  coafl  of  Manaff.was  from  Afher  to  Mich. 
^.coafl  defcended  unto  the  river  Kenath 
coafl  of  Manaff.alfo  was  on  the  northfide 
18.  j.Judah  (hall  abide  in  thehcoafl 

1 1  .coaft  of  their  lot  came  fotth  betweene 
19.22.and  the  coaft  reacheth  to  Tabor,  and 
a^.then  the  coaft  turneth  to  Ramah 

&  the  coaft  turneth  to  Halah:  &  the  outg, 

are  at  the  fea,from  the  coafl  to  Achzib 

: 3 3. and 


C  O  A      C  O  A 

3  j. and  their  co.ift  was  from  Heleph 

14.coafl  turneth  weftward  to  Aznoth-Tabor 

41.coa.flof  their  inherwas  Zorah,&  Efhtaol 

Jud.i.iB.  Gaz.w'hthe  co.therof,  Ask.with  the  ca. 

thereof,&  Ekron  with  the  coafl  thereof 

3  6.coafl  of  the  Amorites  was  from  the  going 

i  i.zo.Sih.trufted  notlf.to  paffe  thorow  his  to. 

i  Sam.6.g.k  goeth  up  by  the  way  of  his  own  coajl 

7-13.  Phil. came  no  more  into  the  ccaft  of  Ifra. 

z7. 1 .  to  feek  me  any  more  in  any  coafl.  of 

30. 14  and  upon  the  coafl  that  belonged  to  Jud. 

2  ItH7g.14.1f.hee  reftored  the  coafl  of  Ifrael  from 

1  Chr. 4.10.  bleffe  me  indeed,and  enlarge  my  coafl 

Jer.  2  5.  3 2. mail  be  raifed  up  from  the  coafl  of  the 

£^c.47.i6.Hazor  Hat.  which  is  by  the  co.of  Hau. 

48.  i. from  the  north  cnd,to  the  coafl  of  the  way 

to  the  coafl  of  Hamath,for  thefe  are 

Zepb.1.7.  toafl  fhalbe  for  the  remnant  of  the  houfe 

Sea  Coafit. 
Eixk,- z  J.  16.&  deftroy  the  remnant  of  the  fea  coafl 
Zeph.  2,5.  woe  unto  the  inhabitants  of  the  fea  coafl 
6.  fea  coafl  fhall  be  dwellings  for  fhepheards 
Mat-4.i  3.dw.in  Caper.which  is  upon  the  fea  coafl 
Lul{.6. 1 7 .  and  from  the  fea  coafl  of  Tyre  and 
South  Coafl:,  See  jt>oatlj, 
Coafls. 
Bxod.  10.14.  locufts  refted  in  all  the  coafls  of  Egy. 
19.  remai.not  one  loc.in  all  the  coafls  of  Eg. 
Num.  11. 1 3.  that  cometh  out  ofthe^M.ofthe  A. 
3 1.3  3 .  landjwith  the  cities  thereof  in  the  coafls 
34.z.land  of  Canaan,  with  the  coafls  thereof 
12.  with  the  coafls  thereof  round  about 
Veut.z.4  ye  are  to  paffe  thorow  the  coafls  of  your 
3 . 1 4.took  the  countr.  of  Argob,unto  the  coa.oi 
1 6-4.no  leav.bre.feen  with  thee  in  all  thy  coafls 
I9.3.  and  divide  the  coafls  of  thy  land,which 
2  8.40.haveolive  trees  thorowout  all  thy  coafls. 
Jof.cf.  1 .  and  in  all  the  coafls  of  the  great  fea 

18.  j.  houfe  of  Jofeph  {hall abide  in  their  coafls 
20.inher.of  the  chil.ofBen.by  the coa.therof 
19.49.  dividing  the  land  for  inher.by  their  coa. 
Judg.  1  i.22.poffeffed  all  thecoafts  of  the  Amor. 
26.cities  that  be  along  by  the  coafls  of  Arnon 
1 8.2.five  men  from  their  coafls, men  of  valour 
I9.29.fent  her  into  all  the  coafls  of  Ifrael 

1  Sam.  5.6. even  Afhdod,and  the  coafls  thereof 
y.i^.coafls  thereof  did  Ifrael  deliver  out 

1 1 . 3 .  fend  meffeng.unto  all  the  coafls  of  Ifrael 
7.fent  them  thorow  all  the  coafls  of  Ifrael  by 

2  Sam.  21.$  .from  remai.in  any  of  the  coafls  of  Ifr. 
j  2^.1.3. for  a  fair  dam.  thorow  all  the  coafls  of  If. 
2  Kj.  10.3  2.Hazael  fmote  them  in  all  the  co.oi  If. 

15.16.  and  the  coafls  thereof  from  Tii zah,bec. 

1  Cfcw.6.54.thorowout  their  caftles  in  their  coafls 

66.cities  of  their  coafls,  out  of  the  tribe  of 
2 1.1 2.  deftroying  thorowout  all  the  coa.  of  If. 

2  Chr.  1 1 . 1 3  .reforted  to  him  out  of  all  their  coafls 
Vfal.  1  o  5 . 3 1  .and  lice  in  all  their  coafls 

3  3 . and  brake  the  trees  of  their  coafls 
fer.  3 1. 8.  and  gather  them  from  the  coafls  of  the 

50.41. Kings  fhalbe  raifed  up  from  the  coafls  of 
JE^c.3  3.2.  peo.of  the  land  take  a  man  of  their  coa. 
Joel  3 .4.all  the  coa(ls  of  Paleftine  ?  will  ye 
Mat.z.16.  flew  the  childr.  in  all  the  coafls  thereof 
8.34. that  he  would  depart  out  of  their  coafls 
1 5.2ijefus  departed  into  the  coafls  of  Tyre 
22.wom.ofCana.came  out  of  the  fame  coafls 
3  9.  came  into  the  coafls  of  Magdala 
16.13  .when  Jefus  came  into  the  coafls  of  Cef. 
Mar.  5. 17.  to  pray  him  to  depart  out  of  their  coafls 
7.3 1. departing  from  the  coafls  of  Tyre  and  Si. 
came  thorow  the  coaflsoi Dccapolis 
1 0. 1  .and  cometh  into  the  coafls  of  Judea 
Acl.  1 3.50.  and  expelled  them  out  of  their  coafls 
191.  Paul  having  pafkd  thorow  the  upper  coa. 
2 6. 20. and  thorowout  all  the  coafls  of  Judea,& 
27.2.  meaning  to  faile  by  the  coafls  of  Afia 
Coate. 
Gen.  17-  3.  he  made  him  a  coat  of  many  colours 
23.  ftript  Jofeph  out  of  his  coat,hiscoat 

3 1 .  Jofcphs  coat,  &  dipped  the  coat  in  the  bl. 

32.  they  fent  the  coat  of  many  colours 

know  whether  it  be  thy  fons  coat 
3  3.  it  is  my  fons  coat :  an  evill  beaft  hath 
Exod.z8.4-  gar.  we ''  they  fhall  make:a  broid.cotff  ,a 
39.  thou  fhaltbroider  the  coat  of  fine  linnen 


C  O  C        COL 

2 9. 5. and  put  upon  Aaron  the  coat 
Lcv.8 .7.and  he  put  upon  him  the  coat,  and 
16. 4. he  fhall  put  on  the  holy  linnen  coat 

1  Sot.  2. 1 9. his  mother  made  him  a  little  coat 

17.  5  .and  he  was  armed  with  a  coat  of  male 

weight  ofthzcoat  was  5000.fhek.of  br. 
3  8 .  he  armed  him  w  ith  a  coat  of  male 
zSa.  15.3  2.Hu(li.came  to  meet  him  wtU  hisco.rent 
Job  30.1 8,bindeth  me  abo.as  the  collar  of  my  coat 
Cant.  j.-$,  I  have  put  off  my  coat, how  fhall  I  put  it 
Mat.  5.40.  &  take  away  thy  collet  him  have  thy 
£«/j\6.29.  forbid  not  to  take  thy  coat  alio 
Job.  19.2  3. alfo thecal ,thecoat  was  without feam 

21.7.  he  girt  his  fifhers  coat  unto  him,  for  he 
Coats, 
Gen.t,.  2: i.God  made  coats  of  skins,  &  cloathed 
Exod. z8 .40. for  Aarons  fons  thou  (halt  make  coats 

29.8  .bring  his  fons,  and  put  coats  upon  them 

39.27.and  they  made  coatsoi fine  linnen 

40. 1 2.bring  his  fons,&  cloathe  them  with  coa. 
Lev .8. 1 3 .  Mofes  put  coats  upon  Aarons  fons 

10. 5  .carried  them  in  their  coats  cut  of 
Ite-2.2i.thefemen  were  bound  in  their  coats 

27.neither  were  their  coats  changed 
Mat.  io.io.nei.provide  2.cfla?x3neith.fliooes,nor 
Marke.6.9.  and  not  put  on  two  coats 
Ik. 3. 1 1. he  that  hath  two  coats,\tt  him  impart 

9. 3. neither  have  two  coats  a  piece 
^cU.9.39.  &  fhewing  thecal  &  garments  which 
Coats. 

2  Cbr. 1 2.28.Hezekiah  made  him  coats  for  flocks 

Cockle. 
Job  3 1.40.  wheat,&  cockle  in  ftead  of  barley 

Cockatrice. 
If  a.  1 1 .8  .weaned  child  put  his  hand  on  the  cockat . 
i4.29.ferp.  root  fhall  come  forth  a  cockatrice 
59.5.  they  hatch  cockatrice  eggs 

Cockatrices. 

.7es".S.i7.Ile  fend  ferpents,£ffc^?fr-i<;e.r  among  you 

Cock. 
Mat.zG.i 4.  before  the  ra^  crow,thou  flialt deny 
Mar.  14.30.  Luk_.zz.14. 
74.8c  immediatly  tht  cock  crew     Ia.22.60. 
John  18.27. 
7  J-  cock,  crow>thou  fhalt  deny  me  thrice 

Mark\  14.7z.Luk-zz.61. 

Ma:,\  1 3 . 3  5  .or  at  the  coc\  crowing,or  in  the  morn. 

14.68.went  out  into  the  porch,&  theeffc^crevv 

7  2.the  fecond  time  the  cock,  crew 

Job.  13.38  .coc\  fhal  not  crow  til  thou  haft  denyed 

Coffer. 

1  Sam.6.8.  &  put  the  jewels  of  gold  in  a  coffer  by 

1 1. and  the  coffer  with  the  mice  of  gold 
i  j.Lev.took  down  the  coffer  that  was  with  it 
Coffin. 
Gen.  50.26.  he  was  put  in  a  coffin  in  Egypt 

Cogitations. 
Dan.7. 28.  my  cogitations  much  troubled  me 

"  Colo.  Colo. 
G^.8.2  2.whileearthremai.Cfl/4rieat  fhal  not  cea. 
Job  24.7 .that  they  have  no  covering  in  the  cold 

27. g.and  cold  out  of  the  north 
Vfal.14j.1y.  who  can  ftand before  his  cold 
P/fl.20.4.flugg.willnot  plow  by  reafon  of  the  cold 
z^.  12.2.$  the  cold  of  ft\ow  in  the  time  of  harveft 
20.taketh  away  a  garment  in  co/rfweather,& 
2  5. as  fo/d  waters  to  a  thirftie  foule,fo  is 
Jer.  18.14.  or  ma^ the  told  flowing  waters  that 
Nab. 3. 17. which  camp  in  the  hedges  in  the  col.dzy 
Mat .  10. 41. to  one  of  thefe  little  onesa  cup  of  cold 

24. 1 2. the  love  of  many  fhall  waxefl/rf 
Job.  1 8. 1 8.made  a  fire  of  coalsjfor  it  was  cold 
Acl  28. 2. received  us  every  one,  becaufe  of  the  cold 

2  Cor. 1 1. 2 7. in  fallings  often,in  cold  &  nakednefs 
Rev. 1. 1 5  .uti.cold  nor  hot,I  would  thou  wert  ca.or 

i6.neither  cold  nor  hot,lle  fpue  thee  ouc  of 

Coi=li?0?e!}, 

Neb.  3.15  .gate  of  the  foun.repa.Shal.fon  of  Col-H. 

11,5  .the  fon  of Col-Ho^hfan  of  Hazaiah 

Collar, 

Job  3o.i8.bindethmeabo.asthe  collar  of  my  coat 

Collars. 
Judg.8.z6. ibefide  ornaments,  and  collars^nd 

Collection. 
2  d>?\24.6.bring  in  out  of  Jud.&  Jeruf.the  collecl. 
9.to  bring  in  to  the  L.the  colleclion  that  Mof. 


CO  L    .   C  O  M 


1  Cor. 16.1  .concern,  the  collection  for  the  Saints  as 

Colleoge, 

2  fC«-".i4-now  flic  dwelt  in  Jeru.in  the  tolledge 

z  Cbron.7. 4.22. 
CoHopS. 
Job  1  5.27.maketh«%tf  of  fat  on  his  flankes 

Colonic 
Acl.i  5.12.  chief  of  that  part  of  Maced.&  a  colonie 

Colofte. 
Col.  i.z.faithfull  breth.in  Chrift,  which  are  at  Col. 

Colonr, 
Lev.  1 3. 5  5.  if  the  plag.have  not  changed  his  colour 
Num.11.7.  colour  thereof  as  the  colour  of  Bdelium 
Prov.  2  3 . 3 1 . when  it  giveth  his  colour  in  the  cup 
£^.i.4.outofthemidft  therofas  the  col.  of  amb. 
7.  fparkled  like  the  colour  of  burnifhed  braffe 
1 6.  their  work  was  like  to  the  colour  of  Beril' 
22.1ikenes  of  the  firm.was  as  the  col.of  cryft. 
2 7. and  I  faw  as  the  colour  of  amber,as  the 
8 . 2.as  the  appear,  of  brightn.as  the  colo.of  amb 
io.9.appea.of  the  wheels  as  the  colour  of  a  Ber. 
Dan.  1Q.6.  his  feet  like  in  colour  topolifhed  braffe 
&x;.i7.4.  the  woman  was  arrayed  in  fcarlet  colour 

CoiorereD. 
Rev.i7.3.z  woman  fit  upon  afcarlet  c«tfo*/^beaft 

Colours. 
Gen.  3  7.z .he  made  him  a  coat  of  many  colours 
23. his  coat  of  many  colours  that  was  on 
3  2.they  fent  the  coat  of  many  colours 
judg.-i.io.to  Sifera  a  prey  ofdiv.ro/.  a  prey  of  div. 
colours  of  needle-work,  of  di ^.colours  of 
2  Sam.  1 3 . 1 8 .  {lie  had  a  gar  of  divers  colours  upon 

I9' rent  her  gar«»ent  of  divers  colours 
iCbr.z9.z.l  have  prepared  ftones  of  divers  colours 
IJa.  5  4. 1 1  .Ik  lay  thy  ftones  with  faire  colours 
E\e.  1 6u  1 6  deckedft  thy  high  places  with  div.«>/«. 
17 -i  •  which  had  divers  colours,  came  into  Leb. 
Colonr. 
/7#.27.30.under  colour  as  though  they  would  caft 

Colt,  or  Colts. 
Gen.  3  2.1 5. thirty  milch  camels  with  their  colts 

49- 1 1  -and  his  affes  colt  to  the  choice  vine 
Job  1 1. 1  i.tho.  man  be  borne  like  a  wild  affes  colt 
Zecb.9.9.ridins,  upon  a  colt,tht  foale  of  an  affe 
Mat.  2 1 .2.find  an  affe  tyed  with  a  ro/if,loofe  them 
5. fitting  upon  an  afle,&  a  colt3the  foals  of 
7-they  brought  the  affe,  and  the  colt 
Mar.  1 1 . 2,fhall  find  a  colt  tied  whereon  never 

Luke  1 9. 30. 
4.went  their  way,  and  found  the  colt  tyed 
5.what  doe  ye  loofing  the  colt  Lu\.  19. 3  3 . 
7  .they  brought  the  colt  to  Jefus,  and  caft 
I«.  19.3  3. as  they  were  loofing  the  cok,tht  owners 
3  5 .  &  they  caft  their  garments  upon  the  colt 
Job.  1 2. 1 5.  thy  Ki.  cometh  fitting  on  an  affes  colt 

Affe  CoItS. 
Jud.  1  o.4.had  3  o.fons,that  rode  upon  jo.affe  colts 
1 2. 14,  Abdon's  fons  rode  on  feventy  affe  colts 
Come. 
Gen.6. 2C.fhall  come  unto  thee  to  keep  them  alive 
7.  income  thou  &  all  thy  houfe  into  the  arke 
19.3  2.«w7ze,let  us  make  our  father  drink  wine 
20. 1 3  •  at  every  place  whither  we  fhall  come 
26.27.wherefore  come  ye  to  me,feeing  ye  hate 
30.3  3. when  it  fhall  come  for  my  hire 
Ii.44.c0me  thou,  let  us  make  a  covenant 
3  2.8.  if  Efaucome  to  the  one  companie 

1 1  .left  he  will  come  Si  fmite  the  moth,  with 
3  3.  i4.untilll  come  unto  my  Lord  to  Seir 
3  5.  i6.but  a  little  way  to  come  to  Ephrath 

Chap.48.7. 
37.10.  breth.indeed  come  to  bow  down  to  thee 
1 3  .come,  and  He  fend  thee  to  them 
zoxome  now  therefore,and  let  us  flay  him 
27.f0H«>,let  us  fell  him  to  the  Ifhmaelites 
4 1. 29. there  come  feven  yeers  of  great  plenty 
3  5.  ga.all  the  food  of  thofe  good yee. that  co. 
5  4,the  feven  yeers  of  dearth  began  to  come 
4i.7.hefaid  unto  them,VVhenceroweye 
44.3Ctherefore,when  Icome  to  thy  fervant  our 
34T  fee  the  evill  that  fhall  come  on  my  fath. 
45.11  .left  all  that  thou  haft  come  to  poverty 
iS.take  your  father,&  your  houfliolds,&  CO. 
1 9.  and  bring  your  father,  and  come 
49.6.  come  not  thou  into  their  fecret 

io.from  between  his  feet,  untill  Shiloh  come 
Exod.1.10. 


COM       COM 

Exci.  i.io.rawe  on,  Let  us  deale  wifely 
g.io.come  now  therefore,and  I  will  fend  thee 

1 2 .behold.when  I  come  unto  the  chil.  of  If. 

1 8  thou  fhaltflW>thou  and  the  Elders 
715.  ftand  by  the  rivers  brink  againft  he  come 
io.  i6.we  know  not  with  what,  unnll  we  come 
18 .8.&  all  the  travell  that  had  come  upon  them 

i  j.becaufe  the  people  come  unto  me 
i6.whentheyhaveamatcer,theycffwetome 
io.9.l'oe,I  come  to  thee  in  a  thick  cloud 

1  5.  come  not  at  your  wives 
20.14.He  come  unto  thee,and  He  bleffe  thee 
a  i.'i  4.  and  if  a  man  come  prcfumpcuoufly  upon 
2i!?.both  parties  (hall  come  before  the  Judges 
32.17.deftr.all  peopleto  whom  thou  (halt  come 
a4li4.tarry  ye  here  for  us  untill  we  come 
,  a.  26  on  the  Lords  fide,  let  him  coweuntome 
3  5. lo.every  wife-hearted  fhall  come,  and  make 
?6.2.every  one  whofe  heart  ftirred  him  up  tow. 

Lev  a.  z  J.  -or  if  his  fin  come  to  his  knowledge 

Verfe  28. 
1 0.6.  left  wrath  come  on  all  the  people 
1 3 .  i6.he (hall  come  unto  the  prieft 
1 4.3  5.  and  he  that  oweth  the  houfe  (hall  come 

44.  then  the  prieft  Mlcome  and  look 
15.14.  ortwo yong  pigeons,  &  come  before  the 
16.2.  unto  Aaron,that  he  come  not  at  all  times 
19.19.  of  linnen  and  wollen  come  upon  thee 

2  <\i^ .  if  any  of  his  kincome  toredeeme  it 
Uum.^S-  Aaron  and  his  fons  fhall  ««e 

1  f  .fons  of  Kohath  fhall  come  to  beare  it 

5.14.  and  th«  fpirit  of  jealoufie  come  upon  him 
or  if  the  fpirit  of  jealoufie  come  upon  him 

6.y.therefhallnorazorwweupon  hishead 
6.he  fhall  come  at  no  dead  body 

10.29. to.  thou  with  us,&  we  will  do  thee  good 

1  j.2i.untoRehob,  as  men  come  toHamath 

22.6,cowc,curfe  me  this  people 
1 1 ,  come  now»  curfe  mee  them 
1 4.Balaam  refafeth  to  come  with  us 
17.  come  therefore  I  pray  thee 
20.if  the  men  come  to  call  thee,  rife  up 

23.2.  peradventure  the  L.  mWcome  to  meet  me 
7.faying,Co«e,curfe  me  Jacob 
1  3  .come  with  me  unto  another  place 
27.  come,  He  bring  thee  to  another  place 

24.  income  therefore,  and  He  advertife  thee 
17. there  fhall  come  a  ftarre  out  of  Jacob 
19.  out  of  Jacob  (hall  come  he  that  fhall  have 
24.  fhips  fhall  come  from  the  coafts  of  Chitt- 

3  5. 16. fhall  at  any  time  come  without  the  boid. 
DcwM.22.and  into  what  cities  ye  fhall  come 

1 2. 5  .and  thither  thou  (halt  come 
14  29.and  the  widow  (hall  «w»e,and  fhall  eat 
1 5 . 1 9  .all  the  firftling  males  w  hich  come  of  thy 
17.9.  and  thou  (hilt  come  unto  the  priefts 
1 8.6.if  a  Levite  come  from  any  of  thy  gates 

and  come  with  all  the  defireof  his  mind 
2  3  .io.he  fhall  not  come  within  the  campe 

2  J .  1 .  a  controverfie,&  they  come  unto  judgem. 

9.  then  fhall  his  brothers  wife  come  unto  him 
28 .2.  and  all  thefe  bleffings  fhall  come  on  thee 

1 5. all  thefe  curfes  fhall  come  upon  thee 

Verfe  45. 
32.35  .things  that  (hall  come  upon  them  make 

3  3 . 1 6 .  let  the  bleffin  g  come  upon  Jofeph  ■ 
Jof.6. 1 9.they  fhall  tome  into  the  treafury  of  the  L. 

7  .i4.fhall  come  according  to  the  families  thereof 
and  the  family  (hall  come  by  houfholds 
and  the  houfhold  fhall  come  man  by  m. 
1     9.8 .  and  from  whence  come  yee 

7.  i.20.thatthey  fhould  come  againft  Ifr.totatt. 
20.<5.returne,and  come  unto  his  owne  city 
23 .7.that  ye  come  not  among  thefe  nations 
>/«(£.4.20.3ny  man  doth  come  and  enquire  of  thee 
■i.z.come,mdl  will  (hew  thee  the  man 
6.4".deftroyed  the  increafe  till  thou  come  to  Ga. 

18. depart  not,  untill  I  come  unto  thee 
7.i7.whenl  come  to  the  outfide  of  the  campe 
9.10.  come  thou  and  reigne  over  us 

Chap.  12.14. 
1 5 .  then  come,  and  put  your  truft  in  mee 
24.  that  the  cruelty  might  come,  &  their  bio. 
3  7-fee  there  come  people  down  by  the  middle 
1 1 .6.come,&nd  be  our  captaine 
3  3-  even  till  thou  come  to  Minnith 


COM      COM 

1 3.5.  and  no  razor  fhall  come  on  his  head 
1 6. 1 7  .hath  not  come  a  razor  upon  my  head 
1 8 .  lo.ye  fliall  come  unto  a  people  fecure 
19. 1  i.come,\  pray  thee,  let  us  turne  into 

1 3.cw»e,let  us  draw  neere  to  one  of  thefe  pi. 
20.  to.when  they  come  to  Gibeah  of  Benjamin 
2 1. 2  2. their  brethren  come  unto  us  to  complaine 

1  Sam.  1 . 1 1  .and  there  fhall  no  razor  come  upon  his 

2. 3  4. that  (hall  come  upon  thy  two  fons 

36.  fhall  come,  and  crouch  to  him  for  apiece 
6.7.  on  which  there  hath  come  no  yoke 
9.  $.come,and  let  us  returne,  left  my  father 

g.come,  and  let  us  goe  to  the  Seer 

10.  well  faid,  come  let  us  goe 

1 3  .for  the  people  will  not  eat  untill  he  come 
1 0.3. and  thou  (halt  come  to  the  mount  of  Tab. 

5.  after  that  thou  (halt  come  to  the  hill  of  G. 

6.fpirit  of  the  Lord  will  come  upon  thee 

8. thou  flialt  tarry  till  I  come  to  thee 
1 1.  income,  and  let  us  goe  to  Gilgal 
1 4. 1.  come,  and  let  us  go  over  to  the  Philiftims 

6.come,and  let  us  goe  over  to  the  garrifon 

9. tarry  untill  we  come  to  you  ■ 
16.  j. and  come  with  me  to  the  facrifice 
1 7.AA.come  to  me,and  He  give  thy  flefh  to  the 

45.  but  I  come  to  thee  in  the  name  of  the 

5  2. untill  thou  come  to  the  valley 
20.9.  determined  by  my  fath.  tacome  upon  thee 

1 1. come, md  let  us  goe  out  into  the  field 

19.8c  come  to  the  place  where  thou  did  ft  hide 

2 1  .then  come  thou.for  there  is  peace  to  thee 
23.3.  how  much  more  if  wecome  to  Keilah 

ro.Saul  feeketh  to  come  to  Keilah 

zj.comejot  the  Phili.  have  invaded  the  land 

2  5.8.  for  we  come  in  a  good  day 

19.  behold,  I  come  after  you 
3  4.  and  come  to  meet  me  furely  there 
26.10.  or  his  day  fhall  come  to  die 

2  2.one  of  the  yong  men  come  over,&  fetch  it 

3  i.4.1eft  thefe  uncircumcifed  come,8c  thruft  me 

2  Sam.%'Zi.come  upon  them  over  aga«the  mulber. 

1  Cfowz.14.14. 

2$.fmote  the  Phil.untill  thoutWKf  to  Gazer 
6.9.  how  (hall  the  Arke  come  to  me 
io.r  1.  then  He  come  and  helpe  thee 
1 3 . 5  .let  my  filter  Tamar  come  &  give  me  meat 

6 .1  pray  thee  let  Tamar  my  fitter  come 

1  i.eome  lie  with  me,my  fifter 

3  5. behold,  the  Kings  fons  come 
14.3-and  come  to  the  King  and  fpeak 

29-but  he  would  not  come  unto  him 

the  fecond  time  he  would  not  come 
1 5.4.that  every  man  might  come  unto  me 

23.untill  there  come  word  to  certifie  me 
17.2.1  will  come  upon  him  while  he  is  weary 

1 2.(0  fhall  we  come  upon  him  in  fome  place 
19.3  3.  tome  thou  over  with  me 
24.1 3  .fhall  7.years  of  famine  come  upon  thee 

2 1  .wherefore  is  my  lord  come  to  his  fervant 

1  Kin.i.i  2-now  therfore  ro.let  me  give  theecoun. 

8.31.  and  the  oath  come  before  thine  altar 

4i.when  he  fhall  come  and  pray  towards 
1 3 .j. come  home  with  me,and  refrefh thy  felfe 
1 5  .come  home  with  me,and  eat  bread 
22.thy  carkafTe  fhall  not  come  unto  the  fepul. 
14.13.he  only  of  Jeroboam  fhal  co.to  the  grave 
15. 1  g.come  and  break  thy  league  with  Baafha 
i8.i2.whenlw»ze&  tell  Ahab,&  he  cannot 
20.33  .whether  any  thing  would  come  from  him 
21.27.with  water  of  afflift.untill  I  to,  in  peace 

2  2^.5.8  .let  him  come  now  unto  me 

7.4.now  therefore  come  and  let  us  fall 
6.and  the  Kings  of  the  Egyptians  to  come 
9.fome  mifchiefe  will  come  upon  us 

now  therefore  come  and  let  us  goe 
8.  i.and  fliall  come  upon  the  land  feven  yeares 
io.el.and  come  to  me  by  to  morrow  this  time 

1 6.  come  with  me  and  fee  my  Zeale 
1 4.8.flH»e,let  us  look  ©ne  another  in  the  face 

2  Cfoo.25.17. 
18.32.  untill  I  come  and  take  you  away 
1  Chro.g. 2  5-were  to  come  after  feven  dayes 
10.4.  left  thefe  uncircumcifed  come  &  abufe  me 
12.31.  to  coffite  and  make  David  King 
16.19.bnng  an  offering,  and  come  before  hjm 
1 9.3.are  not  his  fervants  come  to  fearch 


COM      COM 

29. 1 2.  both  riches  and  honour  raws  of  thee 
14.  for  all  things  come  of  thee 

2  Chr.6-  2  2. and  they  come  before  thine  Altar 

3  2.  if  they  come  and  pray  in  this  houfe 
8.ii  .w  hereunto  the  Ark  of  the  Lord  hath  come 
1 3  1 3 .  caufed  an  ambufhment  to  come  about 
I9.10.and  what  caufe  fhall  come  to  yon  of 

and  fo  wrath  come  upon  you 
20. 1 1 .  to  come  to  caft  us  out  of  thy  pofleflion 
28.1 7.for  againc  the  Edomites  had  come 
30. 1.  that  they  fhould  come  to  the  houfe  of  the 

5 .  that  they  fhould  come  to  keep  the  Paffover 
3  2,4.ofAffyriarw^andfindrnuch  water 
3  f.z  1 .1  come  not  againft  thee  this  day 
Eya  10.8.  whofoever  would  not  come  within  3-d. 

1  a  come  at  appointed  times 
Neh.i.i7.come,and  let  us  build  up  the  wall 
4.8.  to  come  and  to  fight  againft  Jerufalem 

1 1 -till  wecome  in  the  midft  among  them 
6.2.  come,  let  us  meet  together 

7.  come  now  therefore,  let  us  take  counfell 

io.  for  they  will  come  and  flay  thee 

in  the  night  will  they  come  &  flay  thee 
9.3  2.  not  the  trouble  feem  little  that  hath  come 
i3.i.andtheMoabire  fhould  not  come  into  the 

22  &  that  they  fhould  come  &  keep  the  gates 
Ejth.  1 . 1 2.but  the  Queen  Vafhti  refufed  to  come 

17.  this  deed  of  the  Queen  fliall  come  abroad 

19  that  Vafhti  come  no  more  before  the  King 
4. 1 1  -whether  man  or  woman  fhal  come  unto  the 
5 .4-lec  the  King  and  Haman  come  this  day 

8. let  the  King  and  Haman  come  to  the  banqi 
8.6.  to  fee  the  evil  that  fhall  come  unto  my  peo. 
«p.2<r.concer.this  matter,  &  wch  had  co.  to  them 
job  2.  i  r .  to  come  to  mourne  w  ith  him 
3.7-let  no  joyfull  voice  come  therein 
5.26.thou  (hiltcome  to  thy  grave  in  a  full  age 
8.22.  dwelling  place  of  the  wicked  (hailed  to 

13.13.  andktcome  on  me  what  will 

16.  an  hypocrite  fhall  not  come  before  him 
1 4.14.W1II  I  wait  till  my  change  come 

2i.his  fons  come  to  honour 
1 5.  i  l.in  profperi ty  the  deftroy er  (hall  come  upon 
17. 10.  doe  ye  returne  and  come  now 
1 8.20.they  thztcome  after  him  fhal  be  aftonifh. 
20.22.  hand  of  the  wicked  fhall  come  upon  him 
22.21.  thereby  good  fhall  come  unto  thee 
23.3.  that  I  might  come  even  to  his  feat 
26.10.  untill  day  and  night  come  to  an  end 
34.28.  the  cry  of  the  poore  to  come  unto  him 
3  7 . 1 3  .he  caufeth  it  to  come 
38.1  i.hitherto  fhaltthou  come,but  no  further 
41.13  .who  cm  come  to  him  with  his  double  bri. 
i6.that  no  aire  can  come  betweene  them 
Vfal.7.g.\tt  the  wickedneffe  of  the  wicked  come  to 
9.6.  deftruftions  are  come  to  a  perpetuall  end 
22.3  i.they  fhall  come  and  declare  his  righteouf. 
3  4.  r  1 .  come  ye  children,  hearken  unto  me 
3  5.8  .let  deftru&ion  come  upon  him  at  unawares 
3  6. 1 1 .  let  not  the  foot  of  pride  come  againft  me 
40.7.  then  faid  I,Loe, 1  come 
4 1 .6.if  he  come  to  fee  me,  he  fpeaketh  vanity 

42. 2.  when  fhall  I  come  &  appeare  before  God 
46.8.awz<?,behold  the  workes  of  the  Lord 

50.3.  our  God  (hall  come,&c  fhall  not  keep  fil. 
65.2.untothee  fhall  all  flefh  come 

66.  j.come,  and  fee  the  workes  of  God 

i6.come,3nd  heare,  all  ye  that  feare God, 
79. u. let  the  fighing  of  the  prifoner  come  before 
80.2.  ftirre  up  thy  ftrength,  &  come  and  fave  us 

85.4.  come,  and  let  us  cut  them  off 

8  6.p.all  nations  fhall  come,  and  worfhip 
8  8 . 2 .  let  my  prayer  come  before  thee 
95.1.O  come,let  us  fing  unto  the  Lord 

2.1et  us  come  before  his  prefence  with  thankf. 

6-0  collet  us  worfhip,and  bow  down 
100. 2.  come  before  his  prefence  with  finging 
1 01. 2. 0  when  wilt  thou  come  unto  me 
101,1  .and  let  my  cry  come  unto  thee 
109. 17.  fo  let  it  come  unto  him 
1 19.4 1.  let  thy  mercies  come  alfo  unto  me 

77.  let  thy  tender  mercies  come  unto  me 

1 70. let  my  fupplication  come  before  thee 
Pro- 1 . 1 1  .if  they  fay,  Come  with  us,let  us  lay  waite 
6. 1 1 .  fo  fhall  thy  poverty  come  as  one  that  trav. 

1 5.  therfore  (hall  his  calamity  come  fuddenly 
R.  2  7.18.  come 


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7 .  f  8  .com~,\zi  us  take  our  fill  of  love    . 

20.and  will  come  home  at  the  day  appointed 
y.j.comc  eat  of  my  bread, &  drinkofthe  wine 
io.i4.feaie  of  the  wicked  mallcome  upon  him 
20.15 .love  not  flecpjleft  ihoucomc  to  poverty 
2  2.i6.giveth  totherichfhallfurelyw.towant 
23.2  1  .and  the  glutton  (hall  come  to  poverty 
24. 2  j.  &ae;cod  bleffingfhalleowe  upon  them 

34I0  (hall  thy  poverty  come  as  an  armed 
z6.z.[o  the  curfe  caufeleffe  (hall  not  come 
28.22-confid.not  that  pov. (hall  come  upon  him 
Eccl.i.y.  from  whence  the  rivers  cfl»ze,thither  they 

1 1  .that  arc  to  come, with  thofe  that  (hall  come 
8.1  o.who  had  come  and  gone  from  the  puce 
9.2.  all  things  «>»ze  alike  to  all 
1 2.i.remem.thy  creator,while  the  evil  da.ca.not 
Cant.z.  1  o.  rife  up,  my  Love,  and  come  away 

Verfe  1  3 . 
4.$.come  with  me  from  Lebanon,my  fpoufe 

16. and  come  thou  South,blow  upon  my 
7.1 1. come  3my  beloved,  let  us  goe  forth 
lfa.  1 . 1 2.  when  ye  come  to  appeare  before  me 

18. come  now,  let  us  reafon  together 

2  3  .neith.  doth  the  caufe  of  the  widow  come 
z.^.come  ye,&  let  us  goe  up  to  the  mountain  of 

l.come  ye,and  let  us  walk  in  the  light  of 
J.  1 9.  and  let  the  counfell  of  the  holy  One  come 

26  .they  (bsMcomc  with  fpeedfwiftly 
7.17.  dayes  that  have  not  come, from  the  day 

1  6\and  they  (hall  come,znd  (hall  reft  all 
24  and  with  bowes  (hall  men  come  thither 

2  j.there  (hall  not  come  the  fear  of  briars 
8.io.take  counfell,  and  it  (hall  come  to  nought 
io.j.inthedefoht.  which  (hall  come  from  tar 
1 3 .  5.  they  come  from  a  far  countrey 

6.  it  fazWeome  as  a  deftruftion 
1 4. 3 1. there  (hall  co;#e  from  the  north  a  fmoak 
16. 1 2. he  (hall  co»ze  to  his  fanttuary  to  pray 
21.12  .enquire  ye :  returned  and  come 
z6.io.come, my  people,enter  thou  into  thy 
27. 6. caufe  them  that  come  of  Jacob  to  take  root 

1 1 .  the  women  come  and  fet  them  a  fire 

I  3.8c  they  (hal cows  w'6  were  ready  to  perifh 
28.15.it  (hall  not  come  unto  us 

29. 24.  they  fhall  cowl?  to  underftanding 
3 0.6.  from  whence  come  t  he  yong  and  old  lion 
3  2.  io.vint.fhal  failjthe  gathering  (hal  not  cotkc 
3  j.4.your  God  will  come  with  vengeance 

he  will  come  and  fave  you 
io.andf<W2ftoSion  with  fongs 
36.17.  untill  I  come,  and  take  you  away 
40.  io.the  Lord  will  come  with  ai  ftrong  hand 
41.15  .from  the  north,and  he  (hall  come 

(hall  come  upon  princes  as  upon  morter 
44. 7. things  that  are  comming,and  (hall  come 

45.14.  men  of  ftature  (hall  come  over  to  thee 

they  (hall  come  after  thee  in  chaines 
20.affemble  your  felves  and  come 
24.even  to  him  (hall  men  c«we,and  all  that 
47.9. but  thefe  two  things  (hall  come  to  thee 

they  (hall  come  upon  thee  in  their  perfect. 

I I  .therefore  (hall  evill  come  upon  thee 

and  defolation  (hall  come  upon  thee 
1 3 .  from  thefe  things  that  (hall  come  on  thee 
49.12.  behold,  thefe  (hall  coot?  from  farre 

18.  all  thefe  gather  themfelv.  &  come  to  thee 
5 1. 1 1.  and  come  with  finging  untoZion 
5  5. 1  •«)#»  ye  to  the  v/at.come  ye,  buy;  yea,come 

3  .endine  your  eare,and  «?«&?  unto  me 
56.9.  all  ye  beafts  come  to  devoure 

1 2 .come  ye,fay  they,I  will  fetch  wine 
5  9. 20. and  the  redeemer  (hall  come  to  Sion 
60. 3. and  the  Gentiles  (hall  ftW  to  thy  light 
4.they  come  to  thee,thy  fons  (hall  cwȣ  from 
5. forces  of  the  Gentiles  (hall  «/«e  unto  thee 
6. all  they  from  Sheba  (hall  C0/#£ 
1 3  -the  glory  of  Lebanon  (hzlcome  unto  thee 
i4.that  afflicted  thee  (hall  come  bending  to 

66. 15.  the  Lord  wi\l  come  with  fire. 

r8.it  fliall  cowc.that  I  wil  gather  alfnations 

and  they  (hall  come  and  fee  my  glory 

23.  (hall  all  flefh  come  to  worfhip  before  me 

J1Y.1.15.  they  fliall  come,8c  they  dial  fet  every  one 

2. 3. evill  (hall  come  upon  them 

3 1 .  wee  will  come  no  more  unto  thee 
3.16.  neither  (hall  it  come  to  minde 


2,2. behold,  wee  come  unto  thee 
4.1 2.even  a  full  wind  (hall  raws  unto  thee 

i6.that  watchers  come  from  a  farre  countrey 
5.1 2.neither  (hall  eviWcome  upon  us 
6.3  .the  (hepheards  (hall  «;»<?  unto  her 

26\for  the  fpoiler  (hall  fuddenly  eorai?  upon 
7. 1  o.&  come  and  ftand  before  me  in  this  houfe 
9.i7.forthemourningwom.thattheymay<w«e 
for  cunning  women,that  they  may  come 
1 2.9.  C0.ye,affemb.all  the  beafts,  come  to  devour 
1 3.20.behold  them  th3t  come  from  the  north 

22.wherefore  come  thefe  things  upon  me 
1 6. 19. the  Gentiles  (hall  come  unto  thee 
17,15.  where  is  the  word  of  the  Lo.  let  it  come 
2 6. and  they  (hall  come  from  the  cities  of  Ju. 
18.14.  cold  flowing  waters  come  from  another 
iS.comc,  let  us  devife  devices  againft  Jerem. 
come,8c  let  us  finite  him  with  the  tongue 
20.6.and  thou  (halt  come  to  Babylon 
22.23.  h°w  gracious  when  pangs  come  on  thee 
23.17.no  evill  (hall  come  upon  you 
2 5. 3. the  vvordof  the  Lord  hatr \come  untomec 
3  i.noife  (hal  come  from  the  ends  of  the  earth 
26. 2. which  come  to  worfhip  in  the  Lords  houfe 
z  j.  1. Yihic\i come  to  Jerufalem  to  Zedekiah 
7.  untill  the  very  time  of  his  land  come 
3 1 .9.they  (hall  come  with  weeping 

1 2.  therefore  they  fliall  come  and  fing 
32.7  .thine  uncle  (hall  come  unto  thee/aying 
23. all  this  evill  to  come  upon  them 
z9.(ii2,\\come  and  fet  fire  on  thiscitie 
33.5  .they  come  to  fight  with  the  Caldeans 
35.11  .come,  let  us  go  to  Jerufalem 
36. 1 4. take  in  thine  hand  the  roll,and  come 

29. the  King  of  Babylon  (hall  certainly  come 
37. i9-faying,The  K.of  B  hylon  (hal  not  come 
38.25.and  they  come  unto  thee  and  fay 
44.4.if  it  feem  good  unto  thee  to  come,  come 

but  if  it  feem  ill  to  come,  forbeare 
10. Caldeans  which  will  raw?  unto  us 
41 .6. he  faid  unto  thzm,Come  to  Gedaliah 
46.1 3.  how  Nebuch.K.of  Babylon  (hould  come 
1 8. as  Carmel  by  the  fea,fo  (hall  he  come 
z  2  .and  come  againft  her  with  axes 
48 .  z.come,ltt  us  cut  it  off  from  being  a  nation 
8. fpoilers  fliall  come  upon  every  city 
1 8  .fpoiler  of  Moab  (hall  come  upon  theej 
49. 4. faying, Who  (hall  come  unto  me 
jj.ifgtape-gathererscflffze  unto  thee 
1 4.gather  ye  together ,and  come  againft  her 
36. whither  the  out-caftsof  Elam  (hal  notes. 
5"  o .  5  ,come,and  let  us  joync  our  klves  to  the  L. 
z6>come  againft  herfrom  the  uctnoft  border 
4i.behold,a  people  (hall  come  from  the  earth 
5i.io.«»K,and  let  us  declare  in  Sion 
3  3  .and  the  time  of  her  harveft  (halicome 
46.3.  rumour  (hall  both  come  one  yeare 

in  another  yeare  fliall  come  a  rumour 
48. for  the  fpoilers  (hall  come  unto  her 
5  3  .from  me  (hall  fpoilers  come  unto  her 
6o.wrote  all  the  evill  that  fhouldco.onBab. 
Lam.  1 .4.becaufe  none  come  to  the  folemn  feafts 

2 2. let  all  their  wickedneffe  come  before  thee 

£^.  1  i.i6.in  the  countries  whither  they  fliallfo. 

1 8  .and  they  (hall  come  thither 

.  1 2. 1 6.may  declare  their  abom.whither  they  co. 

13. 18. wil  ye  fave  the  fouls  that  come  unto  you 

16. 1 6.the  like  things  (hall  not  come 

S  3  •{ ny  gifts,that  they  may  come  unto  thee 
21.19.thatthefwordoftheK.of  Bab.may  come 
20. appoint  a  way  that  the  fword  may  come 
27  .untill  he  come,yvhok  right  it  is 
22. 3. that  her  time  may  come 
23.24.and  they  (hall  come  againft  thee 

40.fent  for  men  to  come  from  far 
24.26.fhal  come  unto  thee  to  caufe  thee  to  hear 
3  0.4. and  the  fword  (hall  come  upon  Egypt 
9.and  great  paine  (hillcome  upon  them 
3  2. 1  i.the  fword  of  the  K.of  Babylon  (hal  corns 
33.3  .if  when  lie  feeth  the  fword  come 
4.if  the  fword  come  and  take  him  away 
6.fee  the  fword  come,Bc  blow  not  the  trump. 

if  the  (v/otdcome  and  take  any  perfon 
3  o  .come  and  heare  w  hat  is  the  fword 
3 1  .&  they  cfl.unto  thee  as  the  people  cometh 
3  3«lo,it  will  come,then  (hall  they  know 


36.8.for  they  are  at  hand  tocome 
37-$.come  from  the  foure  winds,0  breath 
38.9.thou  (halt  come  like  a  ftorme 

1 3. art  thou  come  to  take  a  fpoile 

1 5. and  thou  (halt  come  from  thy  place 

1 8. when  Gog  (hall  come  againft  thee 
39.17. aflembleyour  felves, and  come 
44. 1 7. and  no  wooll  (hall  come  upon  them 

2  5»and  they  (hall  come  at  no  dead  petfon 
46-9.when  the  people  of  the  land  (hall  come 
47.9.whitherfoever  the  rivers  dial  co  (hall  live 
becaufe  the  waters  (hall  come  thither 

20.till  a  man  come  over  againft  Hamath 
Dan.  3. 2.  to  come  to  the  dedication  of  the  image 
8.7.I  faw  him  come  dofe  unto  the  ram 
9.  io\people  of  the  prince  that  (hal  co.  (h  al  deft. 
io.20.knoweft  thou  wherefore  I  co.unto  thee 

lo  the  prince  of  Grecia  (hall  come 
1 1  .(S.kings  daught.of  the  South  (hal  co.to  thee 

7.which  fliall  come  with  an  army 

lO.and  one  (hall  certainly  come 

1 3  .and  (hal  certainly  come  with  a  great  army 

15ft)  the  King  of  the  North  (hall  come 

29.  and  come  toward  the  South 

3o.(hips  of  Chittim  (hall  come  againft  him 

40. (hall  come  againft  him  like  a  whirlwind 

45.yet  he  (hall  come  to  his  end 
Hof.4. 1 5. and  come  not  ye  unto  Gilgal 
6. 1  .come^nd  let  us  return  unto  the  Lord 

3. and  he  (hall  come  unto  us  as  the  rain 
S.i.co.  as  an  Eagle  againft  the  houfe  of  the  L. 
10.12.kis  time  to  feefc  the  Lord  till  become 
1 3.13. for.of  a  travelling  wom.fhalfo.upon  him 

1 5  .the  wind  of  the  L.fhal  come  from  the  wil. 
feel  i.i$.come  lie  all  nightin  fack-cloth 

1 5. and  as  deftru&ionfhallitWOTi? 
a.  3  1. before  the  terrible  day  of  the  Lord  come 

3.1  i.affemble  your  felves,and co.sW  ye  heathen 
1 3  .ra»2?,get  ye  down,for  che  prefle  is  full 

Amos  $.$.come  to  Bethel  and  tranfgreffe 
5. f  .and  Bethel  fliall  come  to  nought 
9.the  fpoiled  (hall  come  againft  the  fortteffe 
Jonah  i.j.come,ind  let  us  caft  lots 
Mkah  1 . 1 5  .he  (hall  come  to  Adullam 
3 . 1 1  .none  evill  can  come  upon  us 

4.2  .and  many  nations  (hall  come  and  fay 
8. unto  thee  (hall  it  come 

kingdom  (hall  come  unto  the  daught.of  Jer. 
6.6".wherewith  (hall  I  come  before  the  Lord 

fliall  I  come  before  him  with  burnt-offer. 
7. 1 2.(hall  come  even  to  thee  from  Affyria 
H<iP.i.8.theirhorftnen  (hall  come  from  far 
y.they  (hall  come  all  for  violence 
2. 3. becaufe  it  will  furely  come 
Zepb.z.z.befoK  the  fierce  anger ofthe  Lord  com 

before  the  day  of  the  Lords  anger  come 
Ha?.  2-7-and  the  defire  of  all  nations  (hall  come 
Zech.  1 . 2 1 . w  hat  come  thefe  for  to  do 

2. 1  o.I  come, znd  He  dwell  in  the  midft  of  thee 
6. 1 5. fliall  come  and  build  in  the  Temple 

8 . 2  o.yet  come  to  pafs  that  there  (hall  come  peop. 
22.ftrong  nations  (hii  ctme  to  feek  the  Lord 

1 2.9-to  deftroy  all  nations  thatco.againft  Jeru. 

i4.5.God fliall  come,8c  all  the  Saints  with  thee 

1 8.family  of  Egypt  go  not  up,  and  come  not 

2  l.they  that  facrifice  (hal  co.Sc  take  of  them 

Mal.i .  1  .(hall  fuddenly  corns  to  his  Temple 

behold,he  fhall  comefcith  the  Lord 
4.6.1eft  I  come  and  finite  the  earth  with  a  curfe 
Mat.z.6.out  of  thee  ftaMcome  a  governour 
8.that  I  may  come  and  worfhip  him 
3.7.Pharifes  and  Saddtices  come  tohis  baptifm 
y.  24. then  come  and  offer  thy  gift 
6.io.thy  Kingdome  caw.  Luk.n.z. 

7.15  .beware  of  falfe  prophets,whichf0#ar  in 
8.7.I  will  come  and  heale  him 

8.  not  worthy  thou  (houldft  co. under  my  to. 
tj.and  toanother,Co»«,  and  he  cometh 
1 1.  many  (hall  come  from  Eaft  and  Weft 
9. 1 8. but  come  and  lay  thy  hand  upon  her 

Mm\e  y.23. 
1  o .  1 3  .let  your  peace  come  upon  it 
1 1 . 3  .art  thou  he  that  (hould  come 

z  8. come  unto  me  all  ye  that  labour 
13.3  2.birds  ofthe  aire  come  and  lodge  in  ic 
1 4. 28.bid  me  come  unto  thee  on  the  water 

ip.and 


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Z9.and  he  hid,Come.  And  when  Peter  was 
16.24.if  any  man  will  come  after  me 
17.  io.that  Elias  muft  firft  come.      Mar.9.1  1. 

1 1  .Elias  truly  muft  firft  come 
18. 7. it  muft  needs  be  that  offences  come 
19.  i4.forbid  them  not  to  come  unto  me 

2 1. fell  that  thou  haft,and  come  &  follow  me 
21.38.come  let  us  kill  him,&  feaze  on  his  inh. 
22.?. bidden  to  the  wedd.Sc  they  would  not  co. 

4.  all  things  are  ready,  co.  unto  the  marriage 
23,?  5  that  upon  you  may  co.all  the  righte.blo. 

36.3.II  thefe  things  (hall  come  upon  this  gen. 
24.14. and  then  (hall  the  end  come 

42.ye  know  not  what  hourc  your  L.doth  co. 

4 j. in  what  watch  the  thiefe  would  come 
zf.Z^.comeye  bleffed  of  my  Father 
27.49.whether  Elias  will  come  to  five  him 

64.1eft  his  difciples  co.by  nighr,&  fteale  him 
z8.6.cotne  fee  the  place  where  the  Lord  lay 

1 4. and  if  this  c ome  to  the  governourseare 
Mar.i.ij.cme  ye  after  me,and  I  wil  make  you  to 
a. j.theyVwwe unto  him,bringing one  fick  of 

1 8. and  they  come  and  fay  unto  him,Why  do 
4-22.kept  fecretybut  that  it  (hould  come  abroad 
J.i  J.&  they  come  to  Jefus,  &  fee  him  that  was 
6.31  .come  ye  your  felves  apart 
7-4.and  when  they  come  from  the  market,they 

2j.evill  things  come  from  within 
8.  j 4. will  come  after  me,  let  him  deny  himfelfe 
9.i.kingdome  of  God  come  with  power 
I  o.  i4.fuff"er  little  children  to  come  unto  me 

2 1  .and  come  take  up  the  crofle  &  follow  me 

3  5  .the  fons  of  Zebedee  fo.unto  him ,fay ing 
1 1 .  j  j  .and  they  come  to  Jerufalem 

27.there  come  to  him  the  chiefe  priefts 
1 2.7.this  is  the  heire,  Come  let  us  kill  him 

Luke  20.14. 

9.he  will  «»»eand  deftroy  the  husbandmen 

1 8- then  come  unto  him  the  Sadduces 

1 6. 1. that  they  might  come  and  anoint  him 

Lull.  1 . 3  %  .the  holy  Ghoft  (hall  come  upon  thee 

43.  that  the  mother  of  my  L. (hould  co.to  me 
5.7.  that  they  (hould  come  and  help  them 

3  5. the  daies  wil  come  when  the  bridegroom 
7. 3.  that  he  would  come  and  heale  his  fervant 

7. thought  I  my  felf  worthy  toco.unto  thee 

8. to  another,  Come,  and  he  cometh 

19. ait  thou  he  that  (hould  come.  Vcr.  20. 
8. 1  j. that  (hall  not  be  known,  and  come  abroad 

i9.and  could  not  come  at  him  for  the  preafle 
9.2j,will«W£  after  me,  let  him  deny  himfelfe 
10.1  .and  place,whither  himfelf  would  come 
i1.22.when  a  ftronger  (hall  come  upon  him. he 
1 2.39-known  what  houre  the  thief  would  come 

49.I  am  come  to  fend  fire  on  the  earth 
1  j  .7.I  <ro»z<>,feeking  fruit  on  this  fig-tree 
1 4- in  them  therefore  come  and  be  healed 

29-and  they  (hall  come  from  the  Eaft  &  Weft 

3  f.untill  the  time  come  when  ye  (hall  fay 
I4.9.IK:  come  &  fay  to  thee,  Give  this  man  pla. 

i7.«we,foraIl  things  arenow  ready  , 

20  I  married  a  wife,therefore  I  cannot  come 

26.if  any  man  come  to  me,&  hate  not  father 

27-and  come  after  me,cannot  be  my  difciple 

1 6.26.neither  can  they  paffe  that  would  eo.fro 

17-i.it  is  impoffible  but  that  offences  wil  come 

but  wo  be  to  him  through  whom  they  co. 

20.  when  thekingdome  of  God  (hould  come 

1 8. 1 6.fuffer  little  children  to  come  unto  me 

2  2.fell  all  thou  haft  and  come  follow  me 
19.1 3  .faid  unto  them. Occupy  till  I  come 
20.!  6.he  (hall  co.&  deftroy  thefe  husbandmen 
2 1 . 3  4X0  that  day  come  upon  you  unawares 

3  5  for  as  a  fnare  (hall  it  come  on  all  them 
22. 1 8.untill  the  kingdome  of  God  (hall  come 

John  1 . 3  9.he  faith  unto  them,  Come  and  fee . 
46.Philip  faith  unto  him,  Come  and  fee 

j.26.thefame  baptheth,  &  all  men  co  to  him 

4.29.come  fee  a  man  which  told  meiall  things 
40.when  the  S  amaritans  were  come  unto 

$.i4.1eft  a  worfe  thing  come  unto  thee 
40.and  ye  will  not  come  to  me 

6.$.faw  a  great  company  come  unto  him 
1 5  .perceived  they  would  come  and  take  him 
37.3II  that  the  Fath.giveth  me  (hal  co.to  me 
44-no  man  can  come  to  me,  except  the  Fath. 


e^.therfore  faid  I,No  man  can  come,exce$t 
7.34.  where  I  am,  thither  ye  cannot  come 

Verfe  36. 

3 7. if  any  man  thirft,let  him  come  unto  me 
8.  r  4.  but  ye  cannot  tell  whence  I  come 

2i  .whither  I  go,  ye  cannot  come.      Ver-  2  2. 

&  Cbap.i  3.3  3. 

1 1 . 3 4.then  fay  they  unto  him,Lord  co.and  fee 

48.the  Romans  will  come  &  take  away  our 

5  6. think  ye  he  will  not  come  to  the  feaft  • 
12.3  5. left  darkneffe  come  upon  you 
1 3 . 1 9. now  I  tell  you  before  I  come 
1 4. 1 8 . 1  will  come  to  you 

23. and  we  will  ("owe  unto  him 
1  5  .22  if  I  had  not  come,thty  had  not  had  fin 
i6-4.when  the  time  (hal  come,yt  may  rememb. 

7. if  I  go  not  away  the  comforter  wil  not  co. 
i7.ir.andI«wzeto  thee  holy  Father 

1 3. and  now  come  I  to  thee,&  thefe  things  I 
1 8. 4. knowing  all  things  that  (hould  come  unto 
2 1 . 1 2.Jefus  faith  unto  them,  Come  and  dine 

2  2. if  I  will  that  he  tarry  till  I  come 
23. tarry  till  I  £W7«e,what  is  that  to  thee 

Aft. 1. 1 1. (hall  fo  come  as  ye  have  fecn  him  go 
2.20.before  that  great  day  of  the  Lord  come 
3. 1 9. when  the  times  of  refrefhing  (hall  come 
5. 3  8. be  of  men, it  will  come  to  nought 
7.34  .now  come, I  will  fend  thee  into  Egypt 
8. 24. that  none  of  thefe  things  come  upon  me 

27  .had  come  to  Jerufalem  for  to  worfhip 
9.3  8. that  he  would  not  delay  to  come  to  them 
1  o.  28  .or  come  unto  one  of  another  nation 
1 3.4D.left  that  come  upon  you  that  is  fpoken  in 
i6*<).come  over  into  Macedonia  and  help  us 

3  7. let  them  come  themfelves  and  fetch  us 
17. 1 5.  for  to  come  to  him  with  all  fpeed 

1 9.4. they  (hould  bele.on  him  that  (hould  cfl.af. 
24.8  commanding  his  accufersto  co.unto  thee 

23. forbid  none  of  his  acquaint.to  come  unto 
2o".7.which  promife  our  1 2. tribes  hope  to  come 

2  2. and  Mofes  did  fay  (hould  come 
27.16.we  had  much  work  to  come  by  the  boat 
2*5.6.and  faw  no  harme  come  to  him 
Rom.  1 .  lo.a  profperous  journey  to  come  unto  you 

1 3. oftentimes  I  purpofed  to  come  unto  you 
3 .8.fome  fay,Lct  us  do  evill  that  good  may  co. 
9.o.at  this  time  will  I  come 
1  %.2 3. thefe  many  years  to  come  unto  you 

24-my  journey  into  Spain,Ile  come  to  you 

28. 1  will  come  by  you  into  Spain 

29.I  amfnrethat  when  I  come  unto  you 
I  (hal  come  in  the  fulneffe  of  the  blcffing 

32.  that  I  may  co. with  joy  by  the  will  of  G. 

1  Cor.i.jSo  that  ye  come  behind  in  no  gift 

2. 6.  princes  of  this  world  that  come  to  nought 
4, 5.  judge  norhing  untill  the  Lord  come 
1 8  .as  though  I  would  not  come  unto  you 
I9.but  I  will  come  to  you  fhortly 
2i.(liallIfowe  untoyou  witharod 
1 1 .26.  ye  do  (hew  the  Lords  death  till  he  come 
3  4.  that  ye  come  not  together  to  condemnat. 
reft  will  I  fet  in  order  when  I  come 
14. 6. if  I  come  unto  you,fpeaking  with  tongues 
1  f  .3  5.  and  with  whit  body  do  they  come 
i6.2.thattherebe  no  gatherings  when  Icome 
3-when  I  Co.  whomfoever  you  (hall  approve 
5.now  I  will  come  unto  you  when 
io.now  if  Timotheus  come  fee  that  he  may 
1 1 .  that  he  may  come  unto  me 
1 2.1  greatly  defired  him  to  come  unto  you 

but  his  will  was  not  at  all  tocome  at 
but  he  will  come  when  he  (hall  have 

2  Cor.i .  1 5. in  this  confidence  I  was  minded  to  co. 

9. 4. if  they  of  Macedonia  come  with  me 
1 2. 1 .1  will  come  to  vifions 

i^.the  third  time  I  am  ready  to  come  to  you 
20.I  fear  when  I  come  I  (hall  not  find 
G<7i.2.2i.ifrighteoufnes  come  by  the  law,then 
,    3 . 1 4.bleffing  of  Abra-might  come  on  the  Gen. 

1 9. till  the  feed  (hould  come 
Phil.  1 .27.  that  whether  I  come  to  fee  you, or 

2. 24.  that  I  alfo  my  felfe  (hall  come  (hortly 
C0/.4.1  o.if  he  come  unto  you,receivehim 

1  Thef.z.  1 8.we  would  have  come  unto  you 

2  Thcf.  1 . 1  o. when  he  fnall  come  to  be  glorified 
2.3.except  there  come  a  falling  away  firft 


1  Tiffz.2.4-and  tocome  unto  the  knowledge  of  the 

3.14.  hoping  to  come  unto  thee  fhortly 
4. 1 3. till  I  comegive  attendance  t6  reading 

2  Tim.  3  ■  1  .in  the  laft  daics  perillous  times  (hall  co. 

7. never  able  to  come  to  the  knowledge  of  the 
4.3  .time  will  come  when  they  will  not  endure 
9. do  thy  diligence  to  come  (hortly 
2 1. diligence  to  come  before  winter 
T^.3.i2.be  diligent  tocome  to  me 
Heb.$.  1 6.  let  us  therefore  come  boldly  unto 
7.  z  j.tYat  come  unto  God  by  him 
10. 7. then  faid  I,Lo  I  come 
9.I0I  come  to  do  thy  will 
*37.and  he  that  (hall  come  willcome 
13.23  .with  whom  if  he  come  I  will  fee  you 
James  2. 2  if  there  come  unto  your  aflembly  a 
4. 1. from  whence  come  wars 

come  they  not  of  your  lufts 
5".r  .for  your  miferies  that  (hall  come  upon  you 

1  Vet.  1 . 1  o .  of  the  grace  that  (hould  corns  unto  you 

2  ^,3.3. that  there  (hall  come  fcoffers 

9-but  that  all  Ihould  come  to  repentance 
10.  will  come  as  a  thiefe  in  the  night 

1  fqh.il.  1 8.heard  that  Antichrift  (hall  com; 

2./flfr.io.ifthere  come  any,and  bring  not  this 
1 2.  but  I  truft  to  come  unto  you 

3  /o/3.io.whereforeiflcfl^e,lle remember 
Rei\2..y.or  elfe  I  will  come  unto  thee  quickly 

2 5. hold  faft  till  I  come 
3 .3.1  will  come  on  thee  as  a  thiefe 

(halt  not  know  what  houre  I  will  come 
p.Ile  make  them  to  come  and  worfhip 
lo.which  (hall cowe  upon  all  the  world 
1 1. behold  I  come  quickly,  hold  faft 
6.r.faying,Cfl«<?andfee.  Ver.3,5,7. 

9.12 .there  come  two  woes  moe  hereafter 
1  f.4  for  all  nations  (hall  come  and  worfhip 
1 6. 1  ?  .behold,  I  come  as  a  thiefe 
18.10.in  one  houre  isthyjudgement-fowe 
19.1 7. come  and  gather  your  felves  together 
2 1.7  bzho\c\  J.  come  quickly.  Ver.  12. 

1 7. let  the  Spirit  and  the  Bride  dy,Come 

and  let  him  that  heareth  fay, Corns 
and  let  him  that  is  a  thhft  come 
20.furely  I  come  quickly,  Amen 
<Kome  agame. 
Getl.22.5.  go  yonder  &  worfhip,  &  come  again  to 
28.21.fo  that  I  come  again  to  my  fathers  houfe 
50.  y.bury  my  father,and  He  come  again 
Exoi.14.26. that  the  waters  may  come  again 

24. 1 4«tarry  ye  here  till  we  come  again 
Lcvit.  14.3  9.prieft  (hal  come  again  the  feventh  day 

43  .and  if  the  plague  coots  again  after 
Num.3  r-3  z-that  he  (hould  come  again  to  dwell  in 
Vent.  2  3 . 1 1  .he  (hall  come  into  the  camp  again 
fof.i  8.4.and  they  (hall  come  again  to  me 

8. and  come  again  to  me 
Judg.6. 1 8  .He  tarry  untill  thou  come  again 
8 .9. when  I  owe  again  in  peace,I  will 
1 3 .8. let  the  man  of  God  come  again 
Ruth  4. 3  .Naomi  that  is  co.again  out  of  the  count. 

1  Sam.  23.23  .where  he  hideth  himfelfe,&  co.again 

2  Sam.  iy.  3  o.forafmuch  as  my  lord  is  come  again 

1  Kin.  2.41.  from  Jerufalem,and  was  come  again 

1 2. 5. depart  for  three  daies>then  come  again 
1 2. come  to  me  again  the  third  day 

2  Chron.  10.12. 
20. heard  that  Jeroboam  was  come  again 
1 7-  2 1 .  let  this  childs  foul  come  into  him  again 
2^.4. 2  2. to  the  man  of  God,andco?ȣ  again 
5. 10. and  thy  flefh  (hall  com?  again 

2  Chro.  10.  <$. come  again  unto  me  after  three  daies 

30.9X0  that  they  (hall  come  again  into 
E^ra  6.2i  .children  of  Iirael  which  were  co.again 
Neh.8.1 7. all  the  congreg.of  them  that  were  co.ag. 
Pfal.  1 26.6.(hall  come  again  with  re  joycing 
Pro.  3 . 2  g  -fay  not  to  thy  neighb-Go  &  come  againe 
fer.3  1. 1 6.and  they  (hall  come  again  from  the  land 
1 7 .that  thy  children  (hall  come  again 

3  7 . 8  .and  the  Caldeans  (hall  come  again 
Mar.  11.27. and  they  come  again  to  Jerufalem 
Lu\.  10.35  .when  I  come  again, He  repay  thee 
fo\m  1 4  ■  3  He  come  again  and  receive  you 

2  8.1  go  away,and  come  again  unto  you 
2Cor.i.i6.toco.ag^in  out  of  Macedonia  unto  you 

2. 1 .1  would  not  come  again  to  you  in  heavinefs 
r 2. 2 1. left 


COM       COM 


COM       COM 


COM       COM 


12.21.left  when  I  come  again,cny  God  will 
1 3. i. if  law  again,  I  will  not  fpare 
3Date0eome.  See  jDateg. 
Come  dome. 

Gc;2.44.23.exceptyouryoungeft  broth.eom.6cmn 
tf.o.come  down  unto  me,and  tarry  not 

Exod.  3 . 8. and  I  am  come  down  to  deliver  them 
9.  ij.the  haile  (hall  come  down  upon  them 
1 1 .8.all  thefe  thy  fervants  thai  co.down  &  bow 
19. 1 1  .the  third  day  the  Lord  will  come  down 
32.1  .faw  that  Mo'es  delayed  to  come  down 

Num.11. 17.  I  will  cowe  down  &  talk  with  thee 

Deut.iS  24.from  heave  fhil  it  co.  down  upon  thee 

4  3. and  thou  (halt  come  down  very  low 

5  i.untill  thy  high  walls  come  down 
Jof.\.  1 3 .from  the  waters  chat  come  downe 
JWg.  1.3  4.  would  not  fuffer  them  to  come  down 

7. z^  come  down  againft  the  Midianites 
9.36.behold,rhere  come  people  downe 

3  7.fee  there  come  people  downe 
1 5".  1 2,. we  are  come  down  to  bind  thee 
1  S<tm.6.z  1  come  yc  down,and  fetch  it  unto  you 
9.2  f  .when  they  were  come  downe  fro  the  high 
io.8.Ile  cow.down  unto  tk> e,to  offer  burnt-of. 
1 3 . 1  i.the  Philift.wil  come  down  now  upon  me 
17. 8. let  him  cowe  downe  to  me 

28.art  come  down,  that  thou  mighteft  fee  the 
23.1 1  willSaul  come dovm.as  thy  ferva.heard 
and  the  Lord  faid,  He  will  come  downe 
zo.come  down,according  to  all  thy  defire 
z  Kin. 1 .4-thou  (halt  not  come  down  from  that  bed 
Chapt.6.i6- 
9.the  King  hath  faid,  Come  downe 
1  o. if  I  be  a  man  of  God,let  tire  come  downe 
Verfe  12. 
1  i.Oman  otGod,come  down  quickly 
6.9. for  thither  the  Syrians  are  come  down 
9. 16.Aha2.iah  was  come  down  to  fee  Joram 
Neb.  6. 3  .a  great  work  ,1  cannot  come  down 

work  ceafe  whikft  I  come  down  to  you 
Pfal  7. if  .fhall  come  down  on  his  owne  pate 
7  2.6.he  fliall  come  downe  like  raine 
i44.$.bow  the  heavens,and  come  down 
Z/S.3 1.4.(0  fhall  the  Lord  of  hofts  come  down 
34.5  .behold ,it  (hall  come  down  upon  Idumea 

7. and  the  Unicornts  (hall  come  down 
47, 1  .come  down,and  fit  in  the  duft 
64. 1. Oh  that  thouwouldeft  tome  downe 
Je>:  1 3 . 1 8.for  your  principalities  (hall  come  down 
z  1 . 1 3  .who  fhall  come  downe  againft  us 
4818  .come  down  from  thy  glory 
E%e\.z6  i6.all  the  princes  of  the  feafliall  CO.do. 
27.29.all  the  pilots  of  the  fea  (hall  came  down 
3  0.6. the  pride  of  her  fliall  come  down 
34.26. caufe  the  fhowre  to  co.down  in  his.  feafo 
Joel  2.2  3  .he  will  caufe  to  come  down  for  you  the 

3-i  i.caufe  thy  mighty  ones  to  come  down 
Mic.  1 . 3  .Lord  w  ill  come  down  ,and  tread  upon 
Hag.z.zz.znd  their  riders  fhall  come  downe 
Zecb.  1 1. 2. for  the  forreft  of  the  vintage  is  co.down 
Mat.  8 . 1  .w  hen  he  was  come  down  from  the  moun. 
14  29>when  Peter  was  cowc  down  out  of 
24.17-whichisonthehoufe  top  not  come  down 
27.40.cowe  downe  from  thecroffe 

42  .let  him  now  come  down  from  the  croffe 
Mar. 1  5  ^o.fave  thy  felf,co»ze  down  from  the  crofs 
Lnk'9- 3  7  .when  they  were  come  down,much  peop. 
54.wilt  thou  that  we  com. fire  to  come  down 
17.3 1  .let  him  not  come  down  to  take  it  away 
i9.5.faU,Zacheus,make  hafie, come  downe 
John  4.47 .  that  he  would  co.down  &  heale  his  fon 

49.Sir,  come  down  ere  my  child  die 
/2#.7.34.and  come  downe  to  deliver  them 
8. 1  5  .who  when  they  were  come  down  prayed 
14. 1 1. the  gods  are  come  down  to  us 
24.22.  when  Lyfias  the  chief  capt.fhal  co.down 
R«>.  10. 1  .another  mighty  angel  co.down  fro  kav. 
121 2-for  the  devill  is  come  down  unto  you 
I3.i3.fothathemakethfirec0.downfr6heav. 
1 8. 1 . 1  faw  another  angi  1  co.down  from  heave 

20. 1  .an  angel  co.do.having  the  key  of  the^pit 

Come/ortfc. 
Gen  1  $.4.hetrat  (hrlco»;e  forth  out  of  thy  bowels 
Levit.  16. 24.8c  come  forth,8c  offer  his  burnt-offer. 
Dent  4.46.afterthey  were  come  forth  out  of  Egypt 

21.2  .then  thy  Elders  (hall  come  forth 


24. 9. after  ye  were  come  forth  out  of  Egypt 

2  j.  1 7. when  ye  were  come  forth  out  of  Egypt 
fadg.  1 .24.and  the  fpies  faw  a  man  come  forth 

9.43  .the  people  were  come  forth  out  of  the  city 
1  Sam.  14. 1  i.Hebrews  come  forth  out  of  the  holes 

22.3.coff2eforth,andbe  withyou 

1  IvB.2-30.thus  faith  the  K'mpCome  forth 

8. 1 9.  that  come  forth  of  thine  owne  bowels,he 
2  Cbron.6.9. 

2  Kin.  1  o .  2  5  .let  none  come  forth 
Job  2 3 . 1  o.I  fhall  come  forth  as  gold 

Pfal.17. z.\tt my  fentence co  forth  from  thy  prefe. 
8  8 .8 .1  am  (hut  up,and  I  cannot  come  forth 

Pra.25 .4#there  (hall come  forth  a  veffell  for  the  fin. 

Ecc/cfa.  1 8. that  fears  G.  fhall  co.forth  of  them  all 

I/rf.n.i. there  (hall come  forth  a  rod  outofjeffc 
i4.29.ferpentsroot  (hall come  forth  a  cockatri. 
34.1  .the  world,  &  all  things  that  co.forth  of  it 
37.9.  he  is  come  forth  to  make  war 
48 .  j  .art  come  forth  out  of  the  waters  of  Judith 

_7tv.4.4.left  my  fury  come  forth  as  fire 

37.$.then  Pharaohsarmy  was  come  forth  out  of 
7.Phar.army  which  is  co.forth  (hall  returnc 
46. 9. and  let  the  mighty  men  come  forth 
48.45. but  a  fire  (hall  come  forth  out  of  Hefhbo 

E\el(.  5.4^  fire  come  forth  into  all  the  houfe  of  Ifr. 
14.22.  they  fhall  come  forth  unto  you 
2 1 . 1 9  hot  h  twain  (hall  come  forth  of  one  land 

P>an.  3 . 1 6. fervants  of  the  moft  high  G.  come  forth 
9.2  2.1  am  now  come  forth  to  give  thee  skill 
1 1. 11. fhall  cowe  forth  and  fight  with  him 

Joel  1. 1 8  a  fountain  fhall  come  forth  of  the  houfe 

Mict  .2. out  of  thee  fhall  he  come  forth  that  is 

Zccfc.2.6.co.forth,&  flee  from  the  land  of  the  No. 

Mat.  j  3. 49. angels  fliall  come  forth  and  fever 
1  5.  1 8.  come  forth  from  the  heart,  &  they  defile 

Mar. g.zg.thh  kind  co.forth  by  nothing  but  by  pr. 

I.u\.  1 2. 3 7. and  fhall  come  forth  andferve  them 

Jofm  5.29.fhall  co.  forth  they  that  have  done  good 
11. 43. cried  with  a  loudvoia-,Lazarus,co.rbrth 

A&.7. 7.2nd  after  that  they  fhall  come  forth 
Come  hither. 

G en.  1 5 . 1 6.in  the  4"'  generation  they  (hal  co.hith- 
I     4a.  1 5. except  your  younger  brother  come  hither 

Jofi  .a.come  hither,and  heare  the  words  of 

Judg.  i£.2.told  the  Gazites  Samplon  iscowe  hith. 

Ruth  z.  i4.at  mealc  time  come  thou  hither 

1  Sam.10.z2.it themanfhould  yetcome  hither 

i6.n.wewillnot  fit  down,till  he  come  hither 

2  Sam.  5. 6. and  the  lame,thou  (halt  not  co.in  hith. 

thinking  Divid  cannot  come  hither 
14.3  z.come  hither  that  I  may /end  thee 
20.16.fay  unto  Joab,C<;we  thou  hither 
2  l^/g.8. 7 .the  man  of  God  is  come  hither 
1  Chro.i  1.5. to  Da vid,Thou  fhalt  not  cowe  hither 
Pro.  25.7  .faid  unto  thee,  Come  up  hither 
Dtf«.3.26.come  forth,and come  hither 
Mat.S.zy.art  thou  come  hither  to  torment  us 
John  4. 1  j  .neither  come  hither  to  draw 

i6.go  call  thy  husband  and  come  hither 
Acl.17-6.  turned  the  world  upfide  down,are  co.hi. 

25.17. therefore  when  they  were  come  hither 
Revcl.4. 1  .come  up  hither,  and  I  will  (hew  thee 

Chapt.17.18c  21.9. 

11 .1  i.faying  unto  them,Co;#<?  up  hither 

Come  in,or  into.  ■ 
Gen.6. 1 8. thou  (halt  come  into  the  Ark,thou  and 
19.31  .not  a  man  to  come  in  unto  us 
24. 3 1  .come  in  thou  bleffed  of  the  Lord 
30.i6.thoumnft  come  in  unto  me,forfurely 
38.i6.goto,I  pray  thee,let  me  come  in 

thou  gi'e  me,  that  thou  mayeft  come  in 
Exod.i-io.tre  the  midwives  come  in  unto  them 
8.3.whichfhalleoup,  &.  come  into  thine  houfe 
1 2.23.WHI  not  fuffer  the  deftroyer  to  comein 
28.43  .when  tney  cow  in  unto  the  tabernacle 
Irar.i2.4.noreo/»cintoth<.  Sanftuary 

1 4. 8. after  that  he  fhall  come  into  the  camp 

Numb  19.7. 
48.and  if  the  prieft  fliall  come  in  and  look 
1 6. 3  .thus  fliall  Aaron  come  into  the  holy  place 
23.2nd  Aaron  (hall  come  into  the  tabernacle 
26.and  afterwards  fhall  come  into  the  camp 
Verfe  28. 
r9.23.when  ye  fhall  come  into  the  land 

25.2  2.untill  her  fruits  came  in 


Num.14.  *o.yefhal  notcome  into  the  land  conccr 
1  5. 18. when  ye  come  into  the  land  whither 
1 9. 1 4-all  that  come  into  the  tent,  &  all  that  is 

IC"Wf.I$l.23.&2?.2, 

27.21. and  at  his  word  fhall  they  come  in 
3  i.  24.afterwards  ye  fliall  come  into  the  camp 
34.2.when  ye  come  into  the  land  of  Canaan 

Beut.^i.zl  can  no  more  go  out,  nor  come  in 

/o/^. 18. when  we  cow? into  the  land,thou  fhalt 
1 4. 1 1  -both  to  go  out,and  to  come  in 

1  Sam.  5.  5. nor  any  that  come  into  Dagons  houfe 
19  i6.and  when  the  mtffengers  were  cowe  in 
21.15  -fhall  this  fellow  come  into  my  houfe 

»  Sam.  5.8.the  lame  (hall  not  come  into  the  houfe 
I7.i7.might  not  be  feen  to  come  into  the  city 

1  Kjn.  1 . 1 4.I  alfo  will  come  in  after  thee 

23. was  cowc  in  before  the  Kmg,he  bowed 
42.C0WC  in,for  thou  art  a  valiant  man 
3 .7-1  know  not  how  to  go  out,or  come  in 
1 1 . 2.neither  (hall  they  come  in  unto  you 
14  6.come  in  thou  wife  of  Jeroboam 
1 5. 1 7.rnight  not  fuffer  any  to  go  out,  or  co.in 

2  ^.4. 4.  when  thou  art  come  in,thou  fhalt  (hut 

36.when  fhe  was  come  in,he  faid.Take 
9.3  4. when  he  was  come  in,  he  did  eat 
1  i-9.every  man  his  men  that  were  to  come  in 
19.3  2.  he  fhall  not  come  into  this  city 

Verfe  33. 

1  C h;  0. 2  4. 1 9.  to  come  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

2  rtio.i.io.thatlmaygoout,  and  come  in  before 

i6.i.go  out.or  come  in  to  Afa 
23  .tf.none  come  into  the  houfe  of  theLo.fave 
8.men  that  were  to  come  in  on  the  fabbath 
Neh  2.7.may  convey  me,till  I  come  into  Judah 
4. 1 1  till  we  comein  the  midftameng  them 
Efi  5. 1 2.1et  no  man  co.  in  wiih  the  K.but  my  fclf 

6.5.and  the  King  faid. Let  him  come  in 
Job  3 .6.1et  it  not  come  into  the  number  of  the  mo. 
Pfal.  5.7.1k  come  into  thy  houfe  in  the  mult.of  thy 
24.7. and  the  King  ofglory  (hall  comein 

Verfe  9. 
6y.  1  .the  waters  are  come  in  unto  my  foule 

27. let  them  not  come  into  thy  righteoufnes 
96. 8. bring  an  offenngj&  come  into  his  courts 
1 09. 1  S.fo  let  it  come  into  his  bowels 
i32.3.furely,I  will  notcome  into  the  tabern.of 
C,»tf.4.i6.1et  my  Beloved  come  into  his  garden 
lfa,  19. 1  .the  Lord  (hall  come  into  Egypt 

2 3. and  the  Affyrian  fhall  come  into  Egypt 
24.  io.every  houfe  (hut  up^that  no  man  may  co. 
37.3  3. he  fliall  not  come  into  this  city.  Ver.34. 
5  2. 1 .  no  more  come  into  thee  the  uncircumcif. 
59. 1 9.when  the  enemy  fhall  co.  in  like  a  floud 
65. 1 7. not  be  remembred,nor  come  into  mind 
Jer.17.1 9«whereby  the  Kings  of  Jud"h  come  in 
5 1. 5<J.and  let  jerufalem  come  into  your  mind 
5  r.  for  ftrangers  have  come  into  the  Sanftua. 
E"Ke\.  1 1 .5.I  know  the  things  that  co.into  your  m. 
3  8. 8.  in  the  latter  years  (halt  come  into  the  land 
i  o.fhall  things  come  into  my  mind 
Ho/9.4. their  foule  (hall  not  come  into  the  houfe 
Mic.  5 . 5  .the  A  flyrian  fliall  come  into  our  land 
Mat.  10. 1 2. when  ye  come  into  an  homes falute  it 
1  6  27. fhall  come  in  the  glory  of  his  Father 
24. 5  .tor  many  fhall  come  in  my  name 

50.1ord  of  that  fervant  fliall  come  in  a  day 
25.3  1. fon  of  man  (hall  come  in  his  glory 
Mar.^-i  9. when  he  was  co.in,hc  faith,Why  make 
1 3 .6. come  in  my  name/ayingjl  am  Chrift 

Luty  21.8. 
L»^. 8. 4 1. that  he  would  come  into  his  houfe 
9. 26. when  hefhall  come  in  his  owne  glory 
11.33  .that  they  which  come  in  may  fee 
1 2. 3  8. if  he  fhall  come  in  the  fecond  watch 
or  come  in  the  third  watch,  8c  find  them  To 
46.W1II  come  in  a  day,when  he  looketh  not 
I4.23.and  compell  them  to  come  in 
16.28.left  they  alfo  come  into  this  place 
John  5-24.and  fliall  not  come  into  condemnation 
43. co.in  my  Fath.name,  8c  ye  receive  me  not 
if  another  co.in  his  own  na.him  ye  wilrece. 
6.  i4.that  Prophet  that  fhould  co.  into  the  wor. 
1 1 . 2 7. which  could  come  into  the  w^rld 
Aft.i.r  3. when  they  were  co.in,they  went  up  into 
7. 3. come  into  the  land  which  I  (hall  fhew  thee 
x6.i  5  come  into  mine  houfe 

Kow.n.2  5.untill 


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RMW.11.25.umil  the  fulncfs  of  the  Gen.be  cowe  in 
x  Cor  1 4.24.there  come  in  one  that  beleeveth  not 
EpheU.  i  ?  -til  we  all  com  in  the  unity  of  the  faith 
fam.z.  z.and  there  come  in  alfo  a  poore  man 
Rev  z  zo.Ile  come  in  to him,and  will  lup 

1 8  .S.therefore  fhal  her  plagues  come  in  one  day 
Come  were. 
Gen.  i  2.  i  i.Abram  was  come  neere  to  Egypt 
20  4.Abimelech  had  not  come  neere  her 
27.1'i.Ifaacfaidunto)acob,Ctf.neer,I  pray  thee 
come  neere  and  kiffe  me,my  fon 
4  y  >4.Jofeph  faid  to  his  brethren,  Come  neere 
E.W.  1 1.48. then  let  him  come  neer,  and  keep  it 
i6.^.come  neere  before  the  Lord 
i9.2z.lettheprieftsalfo  which  come  neere 
2  4.2.andMofes  alone  fhall  cowe  neere 
2 8. 4 2. or  when  they  come  neere  to  the  altar 
20. 20. when  they  eo-neer  to  the  alt.tominifter 
Lev.  1  o.^.come  neer,carry  your  brethren  forth 
N#w.i6.5  -willcaufe  him  to  come  neere 

whom  he  hath  chofen  wil  he  caufe  to  co.ne. 
40.that  no  ftranger  co.neer  to  offer  incenfe 
Deut,  21.5  .priefts,  the  fons  of  Levi,fhal  come  neere 
fof.  5.4.  come  not  neere  unto  it 

1o.24.c0.neer,  put  your  feet  upon  the  necks  of 
i  Sam.  io.20.caufed  all  the  tribes  tocome  neere 
2  Sam.zo.16.C3y  unto  Joab,Cowe neer  hither 

i7.wascoweneere,the  woman  faid,  Art  thou 

1  KJM.18.30.faid unto  all  the  people,Cowe  neer 

2  Cbro.zq.T,  i.coweneere,and  bring  Sacrifices 
Vfal.  3 2.9.1eft  they  come  neere  unto  thee 

1 19.169.Utmy  cry  come  neere  thee 
Z/tf.24. 1  .come  neere  the  nations  to  heare 
4 1. 1  .let  them  cowe  neere,let  them  fpeak 

let  us  come  neere  together  to  judgement 
48 . 1 6. come  ye  neere  unto  me 
50.8  .let  him  come  neere  unto  me 
y  4. 1 4.for  it  (hall  not  come  neere  thee 
65.5.whichfay,Cowe  not  neere  to  me,forI  am 
E^k-odxo.not  neer  any  man  upo  who  is  the  ma. 
1 8.6.neither  come  neer  to  a  menftruous  woman 
40.46.whic]!  come  neer  to  the  Lord  to  minifter 
44. 1  3. they  fhall  not  come  neere  unto  me 

nor  to  come  neer  to  any  of  my  holy  things 
1  y.they  fhall  come  neere  to  me  to  minifter 
i6.they  fhall  come  neere  to  my  table 
45-4.which  fhall  come  neere  to  minifter 
Amos  6. 3  .and  caufe  the  feat  of  violence  to  eo.neere 
Mai.  3  •  5  .He  come  neere  to  you  in  judgement 
Lull.  1 8  #40.when  he  was  come  neere,  he  asked 

1 9.4 1  .w  hen  he  was  co.  neer  he  beheld  the  citie 
AU.zi .  1 5  .ere  ever  he  co.neer,we  are  ready  to  kill 
Comewefr. 

£#ff<£24.2.butthey  fhall  not  come  nigh 

34.30.they  were  afraid  to  come  nigh  him 
Levit.  1  o.  3  .lie  be  famftif.in  all  them  that  co.ni.me 
ai.2i.  no  man  that  hath  a  blemifh  fhal  co.nigh 
he  hath  a  blemifh,he  thall  not  come  nigh 
23  .nor  come  nigh  unto  the  altar 
Num.8.  i9.when  the  children  of  Ifra.eo.nigh  unto 
1 8. 3. only  they  fhall  not  cow  nigh  the  veffels 
4.a  ftranger  fhall  not  come  nigh  unto  you 
22.  neither  henceforth  come  nigh  the  tabern. 
Df«£.2o.2.whenye  are  cowe  nigh  unto  the  battell 
Vfal.  3  2^-they  fhall  not  come  nigh  unto  him 
9 1. 7 -but  it  fhall  not  come  nigh  thee 

icneither  final  any  plague  co.nigh  thy  dwel. 
Pro.  5  .Z.come  not  nigh  the  doore  of  her  houfe 
Mar.z^.when  they  could  not  co.nigh  for  preaffe 
1m\.  io.9.the  Kingdom  of  G.is  co.nigh  unto  you 

Verfe  1 1 . 
1 8 . 3  y.as  he  was  come  nigh  unto  Jericho,  a  cert. 
19.2 9.W hen  he  was  come  nigh  to  Bethphage 
3  7.whcn  he  was  come  nigh,the  multitude 
Ad.  22.6\and  was  come  nigh  to  Damafcus,about 

Come  out. 
Gf».i5.i4.fhallthey  come  out  with  great  fubftan. 
17.6.  and  Kings  fhall  come  out  of  thee 

Chapt.35.11. 
24.l3.daught.ofthe  city  come  out  to  draw  wat. 
,    47- 1  .all  that  they  have,are  come  out  of  Canaan 
£^orf.i7.6.there  fhall  come  waterout  of  it 
2  5.3  2. fix  branches  fhall  come  out  of  the  fides 
3  3. branches  that  come  out  of  the  candleftick 
Lev.  16.1 7.untill  he  come  out,  &  have  made  aton. 


Num.  1 . 1  .after  they  were  come  out  of  the  land  of 

Chapt.9.1. 
1 1, 20. until  I  it  come  out  of  your  noftrils 

1  i.^.come  out  ye  three  unto  the  tabernacle 
20. 18. left  I  come  out  againft  thee 
22.5-there  is  a  people  come  out  of  Egypt 

Verfe  1 1 . 
33.38.inthe40tl'.yearafterthechi.oflf.co.out 
Veut.zS  .7  .come  out  one  way,and  flee  7/waies 
fof.8. 5  .when  they  come  out  againft  us 
6.for  they  will  come  out  after  us 
fudg.g.  1 5  .let  fire  come  out  of  the  bramble,&  deft. 
2o.let  fire  come  out  from  Abimelech,and 

&  let  fire  come  out  from  the  men  of  Shech. 

29-increafe  thine  army,  and  come  out 

33 .  when  he  &  the  peop.  co.out  againft  thee 

2 1. 2 1. if  the  daughters  ofShiloh  co.out  to  dan. 

then  come  ye  out  of  the  vineyards  &  catch 

1  Sa.  2.3 .  let  not  arrogancy  come  out  of  your  mou. 
1 1.3.  we  will  come  out  to  thee 

10.  to  morrow  we  will  come  out 
i7.8.why  are  ye  co.out  to  fet  your  battell  in  ar. 
23.15  .faw  Saul  was  come  out  to  feek  his  life 
24.  i4.after  whom  is  the  K.of  Ifrael  come  out 
26. 20.king  of  Ifrael  is  come  out  to  feek  a  flea 

2  Sam. 3.2.0.  when  Joab  was  come  out  from  David 
16.7. come  outcome  out  thou  bloudy  man 

1  Kj«.6.i.in  the  480. ye.afterchi.oflf.wcre  co.out 
8.  io.when  the  priefts  were  co.out,the  cloud  fil. 

2  o.  1 7-there  are  men  come  out  of  Samaria 
1 8  .whether  they  be  come  out  for  peace ,take 

or  whether  they  be  come  out  for  war,  take 

2  Kjn.5. 1 1  -he  will  furely  come  out  to  me 
7 . 1 2.  w  hen  they  come  out  of  the  city,we  fhall 
18.3  i.make  an  agreement,  and  come  out  to  me 

lfaiab  36.16. 
i9.9.he  is  come  out  to  fight  againft  thee 
E^.8.3  5  .which  were  come  out  of  the  captivity 
Pfal.i^.y.  O  that  falvation  were  come  out  of  Sion 

68.3  i.princes  fhall  come  out  of  Egypt 
Pro.  12.13  -but  the  juft  fhall  come  out  of  trouble 
I/S.34. 3-thcir  ftink  fhal  come  oat  of  their  carkaffe 
fer.  3  6.6.ears  of  Judah  that  come  out  of  their  cities 
Nab.  1 . 1 1  .one  come  out  that  imagineth  evill 
Mat.^.z6.by  no  means  cowe  out  thence,till 
8 .3  2.when  they  were  come  out,they  went 
26.55 ,are  ye  cme  out  as  againft  a  thiefe 

Mar{e  14.48. 
Mar.  1.25  .hold  thy  peace,and  come  out  of  him 

I«^4.3  5- 
j.2.when  he  wasco.outof  thefhip,immediatly 
.  8. come  out  of  the  mamthou  unclean  fpirit 
6.54.when  they  were  co.out  of  the  fhip,ftraight 
7.1 5.  which  come  out,thofe  are  they  that  defile 
9.2  5 .1  charge  thee  come  out  of  him 
L«^.4«  3  6.the  unclean  fpirits,and  they  come  out 
y.  1 7. which  were  come  out  of  every  towne 
8.29'the  unclean  fpirit  to  come  out  of  the  man 
22.5  2. be  ye  come  out  as  againft  a  thiefe 
John  i.46.any  good  thing  come  out  of  Nazareth 
4. 47. heard  that  Jefus  was  come  out  of  Judea 
7.4i.fhallChriftcowe  out  of  Galilee 
4ci.\6. 1 8. in  the  name  of  Jefus  to  come  out  of  her 
Rom.  1 1  •  26. out  of  Sion  fhall  come  the  deliverer 
2  Cor. 6. 1 7-  wherefore  come  out  from  among  them 
Heb.7. 5  .though  they  co.out  of  the  loins  of  Abrah. 
Rev.  16.13  .come  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  dragon 
lB.q.come  out  of  her  my  people 
Come  to  pajje. 
Gcn.4. 14.it  fhall  cowe  to  paffe  who  findeth  me 
9. 14.it  fhal  come  to  pafle  when  I  bring  a  cloud 
1 2. 1 2  .fhal  come  to  pafle  when  the  Egyp.fhal  fee 
24.  r  4-it  co.to  pafs  that  the  damofel  to  whom  I 

43.it  fhall  come  to  pafle  when  the  virgin 
27 ,40.fhal  co.to  pafs  when  thou  fhalt  have  do. 
44.3  i.co.to  pafs  whe  he  feesthat  the  lad  is  not 
46.33.cowe  to  pafs  when  Pharaoh  fhal  call  you 
47. 24. co.to  pafs  in  the  incrcafe,thou  fhalt  give 
Exod.  1 .  \o. come  to  pafs  when  there  falleth  out  war 
3.21  .co.to  pafs  when  ye  go,ye  fhal  not  go  emp, 
4.8. come  to  paffe,if  they  will  not  beleeve 

g.come  to  pafs,if  they  will  not  beleeve  thefe 
12.25  xom  t0  pafsjwhen  ye  come  into  the  land 
zCcome  to  pafs,  when  your  children  fhal  fay 
i6.s.co.topafs,that  on  the  6cb.day  they  fhal  pr. 
22.27.cowe  to paffe,when  he  crieth  unto  me 


H.zz.come  to  paffe,while  my  glory  pafTecZj 
Num.  5 .27  .cowe  to  pafle,  if  (he  be  defiled 
1 1. 2 3. whether  my  word  fhall  come  to  paffe 
17. 5. come  to  pafs,the  mans  rod  whom  I  chufe 

2  1.8. cowe  to  pafs;  every  one  that  is  bitten 
33.5  f.come  to  pafs,thofe  which  you  let  remaine 

56 .come  to  pafle,  that  I  fhall  do  unto  you 
Veut.7.1  z.come  to  pafle,if  ye  hearken  to  thefe 
1 1. 1-}. come  to  pafle,if  ye  fhall  hearken 

29.COWC  to  pafs  when  the  Lord  hath  brought 
1 3 .2,and  the  fign  and  wonder  come  to  paffe 
1 8.  igxomc  to  pafle,whofoever  wil  not  hearken 

2  2. if  the  thing  follow  not,nor  come  to  pafle 
24. 1  .and  it  come  to  paffe  fhe  find  no  favour 
28.  i.eome  to  pafs,if  thou  fhalt  heark.diligently 

1 5. cowe  to paffe,if  thou  wilt  not  hearken 

6  3  .co.to  pafs,as  theL.rejoyced  to  do  thee  go. 
zy.xg.come  to  pafle  when  he  heareth  the  words 

3  0.1. co.to  pafs,  when  all  thefe  things  are  com 

3  i.z\. come  to  paffe.when  many  evils  are  come 
Jof.  3.13  .come  co  pafle, as  foon  as  the  foles  of 
6.<;.come  to  pafle,when  they  make  a  long 
8 .  <j  .fhall  come  to  paffe  w  hen  they  come  out 
23.1 4>all  are  come  to  pafle  unto  you 

1  5  .fhall  come  to  paffe  as  all  good  things  are 
Judg.  1 3 . 1  z.now  let  thy  words  come  to  paffe 
17. that  when  thy  fayings  come  to  paffe 
2 1 . 3  .why  is  this  come  to  pafle  in  Ifrael 

1  Sam  2 . 3  6.fhal  come  to  pafs,every  one  that  is  left 

10.5  .come  to  pafs  when  thou  art  come  thither 
16. 1 6. come  to  pafle,when  the  evill  fpirit  from 
2  3 . 2  3  .fhall  come  to  paffejif  he  be  in  the  land 
2  j .30.co.to  paffe,when  the  Lo.fhall  have  done 

2  Sa.  17.9  co.to  pafs,when  fome  areoverthrowne 
1  ¥411. 1.21  .come  to  pafle,when  my  lord  fhall  fleep 

1  ?..Z2.fayingfhall  furely  come  to  paffe 
1 8 . 1  z.come  to  pafle  as  foon  as  I  be.  gone 
1  g.\-j.come  to pafs,him that  efcapeth  the  fword 
1  Chro.  17.1 1.  co.to  pafs,  when  thy  daies  be  expir. 
Jfa.z. z.come  to  paffe  in  the  laft  daies 

^.z/^.come  to  pafle,  inftead  of  fweet  fmell 
4.3 . come  to  paffe,he  that  is  left  in  Sioq 
7.7.neither  fhall  it  come  to  pafle 
x8.it  fhall  come  to  paffe  in  that  day 

Verf.2is23. 
zz.come  to  pafs  for' the  abundance  of  milk 
8.2i.co«<?to  pafsjwhen  they  fhalbe  hungry 

1  o.  1  z.come  to  paffe,when  the  Lord  hath  perfo. 

zo. come  to  paffe  that  the  remnant  of  Ifrael 
zj.come  to  pafs,that  his  burthen  fhalbe  take 
1 1 .1 1  .it  fhall  come  to  paffe  in  that  day 

Chap.14.3.8:  22.20.&23.15/&  24.21. 
14,23.  fo fhall  it  come  to  paffe 
1 6. 1 2.fhall  come  to  paffe  when  Moab  is  weary 
lj.q.come  to  paffc,that  the  glory  of  Jacob 
zz.-j.come  to  paffe,that  thy choifeft  vallies 

2  3 .  17. come  to  paffe  after  the  end  of  70.years 
24. 1 8  .co.to  pafs,that  he  who  fleeth  fro  the  fear 

27.1  z.come  to  paffe ,that  the  Lord  fhal  beat  off 
1 2  .co.to  pafs,when  the  trump,  fhalbe  blown 

42.9.former  things  arc  come  to  pafle 
65.24.co/we  to pafs,before  theycall,Ue  anfwer 

66.2  3  .come  to  pafs  from  one  new  moon  toano. 
Jer.2.v6.come  to  pafs,when  ye  be  multiplied 

4. 9.ce. to  pafs,  that  the  heart  of  the  K.  fhall  per. 
5 . 1  ysome  to  pafTe,when  ye  fhall  fay 
i2.15.cowe  to  pafs  after  I  have  pluck  them  out 

i6.co.topaffe,if  they  will  diligently  learne 
1 5 ,2.co.to  pafs,if  they  fay  unto  thee,Whither 
i6.io.eowe  to  pafs,when  thou  fhalt  fhew  this 
17.24.c0we  to  pafl'e,if  ye  diligently  hearken 
25.12.c0we  to  pafs, when  yo.yearsarcaccomp. 

2  7.8.co.to  pafs,that  the  natio  wdh  wilnotferve 
28.9.when  the  word  of  the  Proph.fhal  co.to  pa. 
30.8.cowe  to  pafs.that  I  will  break  his  yoke 

3  i.z%. come  topafle,that  like  as  I  have  watched 
3  2.24.what  thou  haft  fpoken  is  come  to  paffe 
42_4.it  (hall  come  to  pafs,that  whatfoevcr  thing 

16.c0.to  pafs,that  the  fword  which  ye  feared 
49. 3 9. co.to  pafs  in  the  latter  daies, He  bring 
E%ek- 12.25  .word  that  I  dial  fpeak  fhal  co.to  pafle 
24. 1 4. it  fhall  cowe  to  pafs,and  I  will  do  it 
38. 10. fhal  cowe  to  paffe,that  at  the  fame  time 

i8.eo.topafs,when  Gog  fhal  come  aga.Ifra. 
3  9. 1 1  .cowe  to  pafs,Ile  give  unto  Gog  a  place 
44. 17.co.to  pafsjthat  when  they  enter  in  at  the 

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47. 9.cora?  to  pafle,that  every  thing  that  liveth 
\o.come  to  pafs,the  fifhers  (hall  ftand  on  it 
zz.come  to  pafle,  that  ye  (hall  divide  it 

2  3  .co.to  pafs,in  what  tribe  the  ftrang.fojour. 
Van.i.zg.Y/hatfhouldccme  to  pafle  hereafter 

makes  known  to  thee  what  fhal  co.to  pafle 
4  j.  made  known  to  thee  whatihal  co.to  pafs 
Hof.i.j.come  to  pafs,  He  break  the  bow  of  Ifrael 
20.  ce.to  pafs  in  the  place  where  it  was  faid 
a .  2 1  .come  to  pafs>I  will  hear,faith  the  Lord 
Joel  z.  28.co.to  pafs  afterward  that  He  powre  out 

3  zxome  to  pafs,  that  whofoever  fhall  call  on 

Affis  2.21. 

3 .  1 8  .come  to  pafle,that  the  mountains  (hal  drop 
Amo  6-^.come  to  pafs, if  there  remain  ten  men 

8-9.co.to  pafs,that  He  caufe  the  fun  to  go  dow 
Afc.4.1. co.to  pafs,that  the  mounta.of  the  hou.of 

1 . 1  o.com  e  to  pafs,  lie  cut  off  thy  horfes 
Nak3.7-co.to  pafs,  that  all  they  that  look  on  thee 
Zefh.  1.8.  co.to  pafs  in  the  day  of  the  Lords  facrifi. 
1  o  .co.to  pafs,there  fhalbe  the  noife  of  a  cry 
1  z.come  to  pafs,IIe  tfearchjeruf.  with  candles 
Zech.6. 1  5  .and  this  (hall  come  to  pafle 

7 . 1  j.co.to  pa.he  cried,  &  they  would  not  heare 
8.1  i.comeio  paffe,that  as  ye  were  acurfe 
20.yet  co.to  pafs,that  there  (hal  yet  come  pe. 
2  j. (hal  come  to  pafs,that  ten  men  (hall  take 
1  z.gxome  to  pafs,Ile  feek  to  deftroy  all  nations 
1 3 . 2 . co.  to  pafs,that  He  cut  ofFthe  names  of  the 
3. come  to  pafle,  when  any  (hal  yet  prophefie 
4  co.to  pafle,  that  the  Proph.fhalbe  afhamed 
14.6. come  to  pafs,the  light  fhall  not  be  cleare 
7  come  to  pa(s,at  evening  it  (halbe  light 
13.cff.to  pafs,  that  a  tumult  from  the  L.fhall 
16. come  to  pafs,that  every  one  that  is  left 
Mat.z^..6.a.\\  thefe  things  mu&  come  to  pafle 
Mar.  1 1.2 3.  things  which  he  faith  (hal  co  to  pafle 

1 3 .29.ye  (hall  fee  thele  things  come  to  pafle 
Lu\.z.\  j.&  fee  this  thing  which  is  come  to  pafle 
2 1.7. when  thefe,  things  (hall  come  to  pafle 
9. for  thefe  chines  muft  firft  come  to  pafle 
28.  when  thefe  things  begin  to  come  to  pafle 
3 1 . w  hen  ye  fee  thefe  things  co.to  pafs,  know 
36.aH  thefe  things  which  (hall  come  to  pafle 
24. 1 2. wondering  at  that  wch  was  tome  to  pafle 
1 8.not  known  the  things  which  are  co.to  pa. 
Joh.  1 3 .  r  p.w hen  it  is  come  to  pafs,  ye  may  beleeve 
1 4. 29.I  have  told  you  before  it  come  to  pafle 
that  when  it  is  co.to  pals, ye  might  beleeve 
Ati.z.  i7.fhall  co.to  pafs  in  the  laft  daies,faith  G. 
3.23  co  to  pafs,every  foul  wch  wil  not  hearken 
Rom.9.z6Shz\\co.  to  pafs,  that  in  the  place  where 
Rev.  1 .  i.things  which  muft  fhortly  come  to  pafle 

Chapt.22.6. 
ComeJ^W. 
ftw2-3.23.and  come  (hortofthe  glory  of  God 
Heb.4. *  -any  of  you  fhould  feem  to  come  fhort 

Come  together. 
Job  9.3  2.and  we  (hould  come  together  in  judgm. 

19.1 2. his  troupes  come  together 
Jer.  3 .  lS.come  togeth.out  of  the  land  of  the  Nor. 

<;o.4.children  (hall  come  together 
Ail- 1 .6. when  they  therefore  were  come  together 
10. 27. found  many  that  were  «wze  together 
19.3  2.knew  not  wherfore  they  wereco.togeth. 
ai. 22.the  multitude  muft  needs  come  together 
28.17.when  they  were  come  together,he faid 
i  Cor.7  .<$  .and  come  together  againe,left 

1 1 . 1 7  that  ye  come  together,not  for  the  better 
1 8  .when  ye  come  together  in  the  Church 
20.when  ye  come  together  in  one  place 
3  3.when  ye  co.together, tarry  one  for  another 
3  4. that  ye  come  not  together  unto  condemn. 
1 4. 23  .if  therfore  the  whole  Church  be  co.tog. 
2rf.when  ye  co.togeth.every  one  hath  apfalm 
Come  up. 

£arorf.8.4.and  the  frogs  fhallcflflaup 

5  .and  caufe  frogs  to  come  up 
10.12  .that  they  may  come  up  upon  the  land 
19.  i3>they  fhall  cow  up  to  the  mount 

2  3 .  the  people  cannot  come  up 

24.thou  (halt  come  up,thou  and  Aaron 

let  not  the  people  come  up 
24. 1  .come  up  unto  the  Lord 

1  z.come  up  to  me  into  the  mount 
3  3. y .lie  come  up  into  the  midft  of  thee 


3  4.2.  come  in  the  morning  to  mount  Sinai 
3. and  no  man  (hall  come  up  with  thee 
N»»2.i6.i2.which  faid, We  willnotwwup 

Verfe  14. 
20. 5. wherfore  have  ye  made  us  to  come  up 
Deut.10. 1  and  come  up  unto  me  into  the  mount 
J0f4.16.that  they  come  up  out  of  Jordan 
1 7.  come  ye  up  out  of  Jordan 
1 8.were  come  up  out  of  the  midft  of  Jordan 
10. /\..come  up  unto  me  and  help  me 
6. come  up  to  us  quickly 
Judg.  1.3 . come  up  with  me  into  my  lot 

1 2.3  .wherefore  then  are  ye  come  up  to  fight 
1  j.  10. why  are  ye  come  up  againft  us 

to  bind  Sampfo  are  we  come  up 
1 6. 1 8 .come  up  this  once 
1  Sd«z.  1 4.10.  if  they  fay,Come  up  unto  us 

1  zxome  up  to  us,&  we  wil  (hew  you  a  thing 
faid  unto  his  armour-bearer,Co;»e  after  me 

17.2  f  .have  ye  feen  this  man  that  is  come  up 

furely  to  dene  Ifrael  is.he  come  up 
1  JQn.1.1  y  .then  ye  (hall  come  up  after  him 
4 5. and  they  are  come  up  from  thence 
20.22.the  king  of  Syria  will  co.up  againft  thee 
3  3-raufed  him  to  come  up  into  thecharet 
2 1{in.  3 .2 1. heard  that  the  kings  were  co.up  to  fight 
1 6.7. come  up,and  fave  me  out  of  the  hand  of 
18.13  .did  Senach.corae  up  againft  the  fen.cities 
i7.and  when  they  were  co.up,  they  flood  by 

2  5. am  I  now  come  up  without  the  Lord 
ifniab  36. 10. 

1 9. 2 3. 1  am  coaw  up  to  the  height  of  themoun. 
Ifaiah  37 .24. 
28. &thy  tumult  iscoweupinto  mine  eares 
lfalab  37.29. 
2  Cfoo.20.ie».theyco>»c-upby  theclift  of  Ziz 
Job  7.9.10  the  grave,  (hall  come  up  no  more 
Pro. 2  y  7-better  it  be  faid,  Come  up  hither 
lfa.j.6.  there  (hall  come  up  briars  and  thornes 
8. 7. and  he  fhall  come  upover  all  his  channels 
1 4. 8. no  feller  is  come  up  againft  us 
32.13  .upon  the  land  of  my  peo.  is  co.up  thorns 
34.13  .thornes  fhall  come  up  in  her  palaces 
y  j .  1 3  .in  ftead  of  the  thorn  fhal  co.up  firre-tree 
in  ftead  of  the  briar  (hall  come  up  mirtle 
6o.7.they  (hall  come  up  with  acquaintance 
Jer.4.7. the  Lion  is  come  up  from  his  thicket 

1  3.behold,he  (hall  come  up  as  clouds 
9.2i.death  is  come  up  into  our  windowes 
46.9  come  up  ye  horfes,and  rage  ye  charets 
49.i9.behold,he  (hall  come  up  like  a  Lion 

Chapt.  jo.44. 

2  2.he  (hall  come  up,and  flie  as  the  Eagle 
jo^.Ile  caufe  to  co.up  againft  Bab.an  aflemb. 
y  i.27.caufe  her  horfes  to  come  up 

42.the  fea  is  come  up  upon  Babylon 
Lam.i.  1 4. a.ni  come  up  upon  my  neefce 
£\e£.24.8.eaufe  fury  to  come  up  to  take  vengeance 
26.3  .will  caufe  many  nat.to  co.up  againft  thee 
as  the  fea  caufeth  his  waves  to  come  up 
37.1 2.&  caufe  you  to  co.up  out  of  your  graves 
33.1 6.(halt  come  up  againft  my  people  Ifrael 

1 8. my  fury  (hall  come  up  in  my  face 
39.2.will  caufe  to  come  up  fro  the  North  parts 
Dan,  1 1 . 2  3  .he  fhall  come  u  p,and  become  ftrong 
Hof.  1 . 1 1  .and  they  (hall  come  up  out  of  the  land 
10.8.  &  the  thiftle  fhall  come  up  upon  their  alt. 
1 3.1  y  .wind  of  the  L.fhal  come  up  fro  the  wild. 
Joel  i.6.for  a  nation  is  come  up  upon  my  land 
2.20.  and  his  ftink  fhall  come  up 

and  his  ill  favour  (hall  come  up 
3-9.1ct  them  come  up 

1 2. and  come  up  to  the  valley  of  Jehofhaphat 
^«o.4.io.ftink  of  your  camp  to  co.up  into  your 
Obad.  2 1  .faviours  fhal  come  up  upon  mount  Sion 
Jonah  i.2.for  their  wickednes  is  come  up  before 

4.<?.and  made  it  to  come  up  over  Jonah 
iWic2.13.the  breaker  is  come  up  before  them 
Nah.z.  i.he  that  dafheth  in  pieces  is  come  up 
Zech.  14.1 7.whofo  will  not  co.up  of  all  the  famil. 
1 8.  if  the  fam.of  Egy.go  not  up,&  co.not  up 
will  fmite  the  heathen  that  come  not  up 
i9.punifhment  of  all  nations  that  co.not  up 
Atl.S.2  1  .that  he  would ftw»e  up; &  fit  with  him 
3  j.when  they  were  come  up  out  of  the  water 
io.4.thypraiers  and  thine  almes  are  come  up 


u.2.when  Peter  was  come  up  to  Jerufalem 

20.i  1.  when  he  therefore  was  come  up  againe 

Rev.^.i.come  up  hither,&  I  will  (hew  thee  things 

Chapt.:  1. 1 2. 

Come. 

Gen.6. 1 3-end  of  all  flefh  is  come  before  me 

1 2.i  4. when  Abram  was  co.  into  Egypt, the  Eg. 
18.5  .therefore  are  ye  come  to  your  f  crvant 

2  i.according  to  the  cry  which  is  co.unto  me 
19.22.till  thou  be  come  thither 
30.3  3. my  righte.fhal  anfw.forme  in  time  to  CO. 
3  4-  5  -Jacob  held  his  peace  till  they  wexecome 
3  7- » 3  -whenjofeph  was  come  ,they  ftript  Jofeph 
4 2. 9. to  fee  the  nakednesof  the  land  you  areco. 

Verfe  1 2. 
io.tobuy  food  are  thy  fervanfs  come 
2 1  .therefore  is  this  diftreffe  come  upon  us 
4? .  i  ej.Jofephs  brethren  are  come 
46. 3  r. my  fathers  houfe  are  come  unto  me 

47. 1  .and  all  that  they  have  are  come 
4-for  to  fojourn  in  the  land  are  we  come 
5. thy  father  and  thy  brethren  are  come  unto 

Exod.2. 1 8  .how  is  it  that  ye  are  come  fo  foon 
3-9.cry  of  the  childr.of  Ifrael  is  come  unto  me 

1 2. 2  5.  when  ye  become  into  the  land  ,ye  fhall 
13.14.whenthy.fon  asketh  thee  in  time  to  co. 
1 8.6.1  thy  father-in-law  am  ctme  unto  thee 
i9.2.and  were  come  to  the  defait  of  Sinai 
20. 20. for  God  is  come  to  prove  yon 

Levit.  14.34.  when  ye  be  co.into  the  land  of  Can. 
2 3. 10.  when  ye  be  come  into  the  land  which  I 
Numb.if.z. 
Num.zz.i  i.there  is  a  people  come  out  of  Egypt 
36.  when  Balak  heard  that  Balaam  was  come 
38.I0I  am  come  unto  thee 
3  5 . 1  o.  w  hen  ye  be  come  over  Jordan 
Deut.i.zo.  ye  are  co.unto  the  mount.of  the  Amor. 
2.i4.untill  we  were  come  over  the  brook  Zered 
4-30.and  all  thefe  things  are  come  upon  thee 
6".20.fon  fhal  ask  thee  in  time  to  eo.Wh&t  mea. 
1 2.9  ye  are  not  as  yet  come  to  the  reft 
1 7. 1 4-when  thou  art  come  unto  the  land 

Chap.i8-9.&  26. 1. 
26.3 .1  profefle  I  am  come  into  the  country 
27.12.when  ye  are  come  over  Jordan 
29.22.fo  that  the  gener.to  co.of  your  children 
31.1  i.when  all  Ifrael  is  come  to  appeare  before 
i7.are  not  thefe  evils  come  upon  us,becaufe 
Jof.i.2.btin^  forth  the  men  that  are  come  to  thee 
they  be  come  to  fearch  out  all  the  country 
3.8.when  ye  at  come  to  the  brink  of  the  water 

1  r  .as  they  that  bare  the  Arke  were  come 
4.6.when  your  children  aske  in  time  to  come 

Verfe  21. 
5 .  i4.as  capt.of  the  hoft  of  the  Lord  am  I  come 
9.6.we  be  come  from  a  far  country 

9.from  a  very  far  country  thy  ferv.are  come 
22.14.  in  time  to  come  your  childr.might  fpeak 
27.may  not  fay  to  our  child,  in  time  to  come 
2 8. or  to  our  generations  in  time  to  come 
23.1  f.that  as  all  good  things  are  co.upon  you 
Judg. 3. 2 7. when  he  was come,ht blew  a  trumpet 
7.1 3.  when  Gideon  was  co.  behold  a  man  told 
9.31  .and  his  brethren  be  come  to  Shechem 
1 1 .7  .come  unto  me  now  when  ye  are  in  diftrefs 

1 2.art  come  againft  me  to  fight  in  my  land 
i6.2.Sampfon  is  come  hither 
1 9. 2 3. feeing  that  this  man  is  co.into  mine  ho. 

29-was  come  into  his  houfe,he  laid  hold 
20.4 1. faw  tbatevill  wis  come  upon  them 
Ruth  1 .  19. was  co.to  Bethlehem,  the  city  was  mov« 
2.1 1. and  an  come  unto  a  people  which  thou 

i2.underwhofe  wings  thou  art  come 
4. 1 1.  make  the  woman  like  Rachel  that  is  co. 
1  Sa.i.zo.  time  wasco.about  after  Hannah  cone, 
4.3-when  the  peojle  were  come  into  the  camp 
6.underftood  that  the  ark  wasco.into  the  ca. 
7. God  is  come  into  the  camp 
9. 5;. when  they  were  come  into  the  land  of  Zuph 
1 3  .as  foon  as  ye  be  come  into  the  city 
I4.when  they  were  come  into  the  city  Sam. 
i6.becaufe  their  cry  is  come  unto  me 
I0,5.(hal  come  to  pafs,  when  thou  art  come  thi. 
7  .when  thefe  fignes  ate  come  unto  thee 
1 1.  that  is  come  unto  the  fon  of  Kifh 
1 2.8.  when  Jacob  was  come  into  Egypt 

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16.1.I  amcome  to  facrifke  unto  the  Lord 

Verfe  5. 

6.when  they  were  co^he  looked  on  Eliab 
SO.14.when  the  new  moon  wasco.the  K.fate 

3  7  when  the  lad  was  come  to  the  place 
%1  4o.when  the  fervants  of  David  were  come . 
z6.4.underftood  Saul  was  come  in  very  deed 
29.10.  with  thy  mafters  fer.that  are  co.wth  thee 
2  o.  1  .David  and  his  men  were  come  to  Ziklag 
Sm.1-9.for  anguifh  is  come  upon  me 
2.  24.  when  they  were  co.  to  the  hill  of  Amman 
g'.i  j.when  Joab  and  all  the  holt  were  come 
5 . 1 3  .after  he  w  as  come  from  Hebron 
7!i9.0fthy  ferv.houfe  for  a  great  while  to  co. 
9.6.now  when Mephib. was  come  unto  David 
1  i.7.Uriah  was  come  unto  him,Dav.demanded 
1 2.4.for  the  wayfaring  man  that  was  co.ro  him 
dreffed  it  for  the  man  that  was  come  to  him 
1 2. 6.  when  the  King  was  come  to  fee  him 
1 4. 1  5  .now  therefore  that  I  am  come  to  fpeak 

3  2.wherefore  am  I  come  from  Gefhur 
15.5  i.when  David  was  come  to  the  top  of  the 
1 6. 1 6\when  Hufhai  was  come  unto  Abfolom 

Chap.  17.6. 
17.27.when  David  was  cow?  to  Mahanaim 
1 9.1 1  .feeing  the  fpeech  of  all  Ifr.is  co.to  the  K . 

1 8  .before  the  K.as  he  was  come  over  Jordan 

20.I  am  come  the  firft  of  all  the  houfe  of  Jof. 

2  j.  when  he  was  co.  to  Jerufto  meet  the  K. 

39.wasco«£over,theKing  luffed  Barzillai , 
Jfai.  1  o .  2. w hen  fhe  w as  come  to  Solomon 
1 2.1  .for  all  ifrael  were  come  to  Shechem 

2  i.when  Rehoboam  was  come  to  Jerufalem 
17.18  .art  thou  come  unto  me  to  call  my  fin 

i  jQn.4. 1  .&  the  creditor  is  come  to  take  unto  him 

3  2.when  Elifha  was  come  into  the  houfe 
5.6.now  when  this  letter  is  come  unto  thee 

2 2. even  now  there  be  come  to  me  2. young 
6.20.when  they  were  come  into  Samaria 
7 .  5  .when  they  were  come  to  the  uttermoft  part 
8.7.the  man  of  Godis come  hither 

9.2  o.when  Jehu  was  come  to  Jezreel 
16. 1 2. when  the  King  was  co.from  Damafcus 
19.3  .for  the  children  are  come  to  the  birth 
20.1 4.they  are  come  from  a  far  countrey 

1  Chro.11.17.ifye  be  c ome  peaceably 

but  if  ye  be  come  to  betray  me 
17.17  .fervants  houfe  for  a  great  while  to  come 
19. 9. kings  that  were  come  were  by  themfclves 

i  Chr.  5 . 1  i.when  the  priefts  were  co.out  of  the  ho. 

6. 3  2.but  is  come  from  a  far  countrey 
9.1  .was  come  to  Solomon,fhe  communed 
1 0.1  .for  to  Shechem  was  all  Ifrael  come 
1 1 . 1  .when  Rehoboam  was  come  to  Jerufalem 
18.  i4.when  he  was  come  to  the  King 
20.22.whkh  were  eo*»eagainft  Judah 

2  2.7.  when  he  was  co.  he  went  out  withjeho. 
22.15  .when  me  was  come  to  the  entring  of  the 
25.  io.to  wit,the  army  that  was  come  to  him 

i4.afterthat  Amaz.was  co.from  the  flaugh. 

3  2.2.when  Hezekiah  faw  Senacherib  was  come 

2  i.when  he  was  co.into  the  houfe  of  his  god 
E^c. 3. 1. the 7th moneth  was  co.thechil.oflf.were 
8  all  they  that  were  come  out  of  the  captivity 
4. 1 1  .are  come  unto  Jerufalem,building 
9. 1  $. is  come  upon  us  for  our  evill  deeds 
Neh.i.io.theK  waseoffK  aman  to  feek  the  welfa. 
Efih.  2. 1 2.when  every  maids  turne  was  'come 
1  5  .when  the  turne  of  Efther  was  come 
4. 1 4-art  come  to  the  kingdom  for  fuch  a  time  as 
Job  2.1 1  .all  this  evill  that  wascome  upon  him 
3.25.I  greatly  feat?ed,is  come  upon  me 

I  was  afraid,  is  come  unto  me 
4 . 5  .but  now  it  i  s  come  upon  me 
16.22.when  a  few  years  are  come,!  (hall  go 
Pfal. 44. 17. all  thisis come  upon  us 

5  3 .6.0  that  the  falvation  of  Ifrael  were  come 
5  5.  5  .and  trembling  are  come  upon  me 
69.2.I  am  come  into  deep  waters 
71.18 .thy  power  to  every  one  that  is  to  come 
78.4.(hewing  to  the  generation  to  come 

6.generation  to  come  might  know  them 
79. 1  .the  heathen  are  come  into  thine  houfe 
1  o  2. 1 3  .yea,the  fct  time  is  come 

1 8  .flialbe  written  for  the  generation  to  come 


Pro. 6. 3. when  thou  art  come  into  the  hand  of  thy 
1  i.27.feeketh  mifchiefe,it  (hall  come  unto  him 
3  1.2  f -and  (he  (hall  rejoyce  in  time  to  come 

Eccl.  1 . 1 1  .nor  any  remem.  of  things  that  are  to  co. 
1 6.  lo3 1  am  come  to  great  ftate 
2. 1 6. in  the  daies  to  come  flialbe  forgotten 

Cant.z. iz.tht  time  of  the  finging  of  birds  is  come 
5 . 1 .1  am  come  into  my  garden,my  fifter 

//2m 0.2 8. he  is  cowc  to  Aiath 
1 3. 22. her  time  is  neere  to  come 
i  6. 8. they  are  come  even  unto  Jazer 
3  0.8  .that  it  may  be  for  the  time  to  come 
3 7. 3. for  the  children  arecome  to  the  birth 
3  9. 3  .they  are  come  from  a  far  countrey 

41.2  2.or  declare  us  things  for  to  come 
2  3  .(hew  thee  things  that  are  to  thereafter 

42.23  .and  heare  for  the  time  to  come 
45.11.  aske  me  of  things  to  come 
5 1 . 1 9.thefe  two  things  are  come  unto  thee 
56. 1. for  my  falvation  is  neere  to  come 
57. 1. taken  away  from  the  evill  to  come 
^o.i.arife,fhine,for  thy  light  is  come 
63. 4. and  the  yeare  of  my  redeemed  is  come 
JerM  •  1 6. neighing  of  his  ftrong  ones,  they  are  co. 
10.22.the  noife  of  the  bruit  is  come 
1 2. 1 2.fpoilers  are  come  upon  all  high  places 
3  2. 24. they  are  come  unto  the  city  to  take  it 

40.3  .therefore  this  thing  is  com  upon  you 
46. 2 1  .day  of  their  calamity  was  co.upon  them 
47 . 5  .baldneffe  is  come  upon  G  aza 
48.  i6.calamity  of  Moab  is  neere  to  come 

21  .judgment  is  come  upon  the  plain  country 
50.27.wo  unto  them,for  their  day  is  come 

3 1  .thy  day  is  come,the  time  that  I  will  vifit 
51.13  .thine  end  is  come 

56.becaufe  the  (boiler  is  come  upon  her 
Lam.  3 .47-feare  and  a  fnare  is  come  upon  us 
4. 18.  for  our  end  is  come 
<-.i.remember3OLord,what  iscome  upon  us 
£^.7#2.an  end  iscome  upon  the  4.corn.of  the  la. 
3. now  is  the  end  come  upon  thee 
5. an  onely  evill,behold,is  come 

6  ml  end  is  come,  the  end  is  come 
it  watcheth  for  thee,behold  it  is  come 

7  .the  morning  is  come  unto  thee 
the  time  is  come,  the  day  of  trouble 

icbehold  the  day,behold  it  is  come 
1 2.the  time  is  come,the  day  draweth  neere 
1 2.27.vifion  is  for  many  daies  to  come 
1 6. 7. and  thou  art  come  to  excellent  ornaments 
17. 1  i.the  king  of  Babylon  is  come  tojetufalem 
20. 3. are  ye  come  to  enquire  of  me 
2 1. 24.I  fay  that  ye  are  come  to  remembrance 
2  5«profane  wicked  princejwhofe  day  is  come 
29«of  the  wicked ,whofe  day  is  come 
22>4.and  art  ca#zeeven  unto  thy  yeares 
39.8 .behold,it  is  come, and  it  is  done 
D<«.8.23.wfien  the  tranfgreffors  are  co.to  the  full 
9.13  .all  this  evill  is  come  upon  us 

2  3  .and  I  am  come  to  fhew  thee 
10.12.andl  am  come  for  thy  words 

i4.now  I  am  come  to  make  thee  underftand 
Hof- 9-7-the  daies  of  vifitation  areco*»e,the  daies 

of  recompence  areco7»e3Ifbel  fhal  know  it 
Amos  8. 2. end  is  c ome  upon  my  people 
Mic.  1.9.U  is  comedos,  is  come  unto  the  gate 
Hag.  1 .2.  the  time  is  not  come 
Zecb.  1 . 2 1  .but  thefe  are  come  to  fray,  them 

6. 10.  which  are  come  from  Babylon 
Mat.z.z.and  arecometo  worfhiphim 

1 1. and  when  they  were  come  into  the  houfe 
3 .7  .warned  you  to  flee  from  the  wrath  to  come 
5«i7.think  not  that  I  am  co.to  deftroy  the  law 

I  am  not  come  to  deftroy,but  to  fulfill 
8.i4.when  Jefus  was  come  into  Peters  houfe 
i6.when  the  even  was  come,  they  brought 
28  .was  come  to  the  other  iide,there  met  him 
9.13  .for  I  am  not  come  to  call  the  righteous 

2 8. was  come  into  the  houfe,blind  men  came 
io.2  3.tillthe  fon  of  man  be  come 

34.notthat  I  am  co.to  fend  peace  on  earth 

3  5  J  am  come  to  fet  a  man  at  variance  againft 
11.14.this  is  Elias,which  was  for  to  come 
12. 28. thenthe  kingdom  of  G.is  cows  unto  you 

3  2. neither  in  the  world  to  come 
44.when  he  is  come,he  findeth  it  empty 


13.54-wherihe  was  come  into  his  own  country 

14. 23  .evening  was  come,  he  was  there  alone 
3  2.when  they  were  come  into  the  fhip 

1 6. 5. when  his  difciples  were  come 

1 7.1 2.Elias  is  come  already 

1 4.  when  they  were  come  to  the  multitude 

24.when  they  were  come  to  Capernaum 

2  f.was  come  into  the  houfe,  Jefus  prevented 

1 8 . 1 1  .is  come  to  fave  that  which  was  loll 

20.8.fo  when  even  was  come 

2 1. 1. and  were  come  to  Bethphage 

1  o.when  he  was  come  into  Jerufalem 

2  3  .when  he  was  come  into  the  Temple 
26.20.whcn  the  even  was  comc,he  fate  downe 

50.friend,Wherefore  art  thou  come 
27. i.when  the  morning  was  co<all  the  chi.pri. 

3  3  .were  co.  unto  the  place,called  Golgotha 
57-when  the  even  was  cow^there  came 

Mar.  1.24.  arc  thou  come  to  deftroy  us.  Z./^.4. 3  4. 

29.when  they  were  co.  out  of  the  Synagogue 
4-29.becaufe  the  harveft  is  come 

3  5-tne  fame  day  when  the  even  was  come 
5.i8.when  he  was  come  into  the  fhip 
6.2.and  when  the  Sabbath  day  was  come 

2 1. and  when  a  convenient  day  was  come 

47.even  wasco.the  fhip  was  in  the  mid  ft  of 
7.3o.when  flie  was  come  to  her  houfe3flie  found 
9.13  .that  Elias  is  indeed  come 

28.was  come  into  his  hou(e,his  difdpl.asked 
10.30.and  in  the  world  to  co)ne  eternall  life 
1 1 . 1 2.when  they  were  come  from  Bethany 

i9.even  was  come,  he  went  out  of  the  city 
1 2.  i4.when  they  were  come,  they  fay  unto  him 
1 4.8.fhe  is  come  aforehand  to  anoint 

4 1  .it  is  enough,the  houre  is  come 

45.asfoon  as  he  was  come,  hegoeth 
i5.3  3.whenthe  fixth  houre  was  come 

42. now  when  the  even  was  come 
Lu\.  3 .7-warned  you  to  flee  from  the  wrath  to  tome 
7. 20. when  the  men  were  come  unto  him 

3  4»the  fon  of  man  is  come  eating  &  drinking 
8. 4. and  were  come  to  him  out  of  every  city 

9.5  i.time  wasco.that  he  fhould  be  received  up 

5*5.the  fon  of  man  is  not  come  to  deftroy 
1 1 ,6.in  his  journey  is  come  to  me 

20.no  doubt  the  kingdom  ofG.isco.onyou 
12.51  .fuppofe  ye  that  I  am  come  to  give  peace 
1 5.27.thy  brothel* is  come, ani  thy  father 

30.but  as  foon  as  this  thy  fon  was  come 
1 7. 7. when  he  is  come  from  the  field 
18.30  and  in  the  world  to  come  life  everlafting 
I9.9.this  day  is  falvation  come  to  this  houfe 

1  o.the  fon  of  man  is  come  to  feek  &  to  fave 
22.14.when  the  houre  wascowc,he  fate  downe 

45.8c  wascome  to  his  difcipl.he  found  them 
52.and  the  Elders  which  were  come  to  him 

23. 3  3  and  w  hen  they  were  come  to  the  place 
John  1.3  i.therfoream  I  co.baptizing  with  water 

2.4-mine  houre  is  not  yet  come 

3 .2. thou  art  a  teacher  come  from  God 
i9.that  light  is  come  into  the  world 

4.2 5. when  he  is  come,he  will  tell  us  all 

4  5. then  when  he  was  come  into  Galilee 
54-when  he  was  co.  out  of  Judea  into  Galil. 

5 .43 .1  am  come  in  my  Fathers  name 
6. 1 6. and  when  even  was  now  come 

1 7. and  Jefus  was  not  come  to  them 
7.6.my  time  is  not  yet  come 

8  .my  time  is  not  yet  full  come 

2  8. and  I  am  not  come  of  my  felfe 

3  o.becaufe  his  houre  was  not  yet  come 
8.20.for  his  houre  was  notyetcome 

9.3  9.for  judgement  I  am  come  into  this  world 
10.10.I  am  come,that  they  may  have  life 
1  i.i8.themafter  iscome,  and  calleth 
3  o.  Jefus  was  not  yet  come  into  the  towne 
3  2.when  Mary  was  come  where  Jefus  was 
1  2. 12. much  people  that  were  come  to  the  feaft 

2  3  .the  houre  is  come.that  the  fon  of  man 
46. 1  am  come  as  a  light  into  the  world 

1 3. 1. when  Jefus  knew  his  houre  wascome 

3  .and  that  he  was  come  from  God 
1 5. 26.bin:  when  the  Comforter  is  come 
1 6. 8. when  he  isco/«f,he  wil  reprove  the  world 

1 3.  when  the  fpirit  of  truth  is  come 

and  he  will  fhew  you  things  to  come 
2 1. hath 


COM      COM 


COM      COM 


COM      COM 


1 1  .hath  forrow,becaufc  her  houre  is  come 
*  8. and  am  come  into  the  world 
3  z.yea  is  now  come,thzt  ye  fhalbe  fcattercd 
i7»'-x.Fatfaer>the  houre  is  come 
2i.4.morning  was  now  ca.Jcfus  flood  on  the 
£.as  foon  then  as  they  were  come  to  land 
At~l.  i.  8. after  that  the  holy  Ghoft  is  co.  upon  you 

2.1  .when  the  day  of  Pentecoft  was  fully  come 
jj.26.when  Saul  was  come  to  Hierufalem 

3 9.when  he  was  come,rhty  brought  him 
10.21.what  is  thecaufe  wherfore  ye  are  raw 

3  j. thou  haft  well  done  that  thou  art  come 
1 1 . 1 1  .three  men  already  come  unto  the  houfe 

20. which  when  they  were  come  to  Antioch 
1 2. 1 1  .when  Peter  was  come  to  himfelfe 
14.27.  when  they  were  co.and  were  gathered 

1  j  .4. and  when  they  were  come  to  Jerufalem 
16. 7. after  they  welcome  toMyfia 

18.2.  lately  come  from  Italy 
5. and  TimotheuSjWerecff.from Macedonia 
2 7. who  when  he  was  «wze,helped  them 
20. 1 8 .&  w  hen  they  were  co.to  him,he  faid,Ye 
211 1. was  come  unto  us,he  took  Pauls  girdle 

1 7.and  when  we  were  come  to  Jerufalem 
22.17.when!  was  come  again  to  Jerufalem 
2 3 . 3  j  .w  hen  thine  accufers  are  alfo  come 
24.2  j.&  as  he  reafoncd  of  judgement  to  come 

2  j.  i.novv  whenFeftus  was  co\nto  the  province 

7. when  he  was  come, the  Jewes  came  downe 
2 3. on  the  morrow,  when  Agrippa  was  come 
27.7.8c  fcarce  were  come  over  againft  Guidus 
27.  but  when  the  fourteenth  night  was  come 
Jfoffz.5M4.who  is  the  figure  of  him  that  wis  come 
8.  g  8. nor  things  prelent,  nor  things  to  come 
1 1 . 1 1 .1  alvation  is  come  unto  the  Gentiles 
16. 19. for  your  obedience  is  come  abroad 

1  Co/'. 3. 22. or  things  to  come,  all  are  yours 

1 0.1 1. upon  whom  the  ends  of  the  earth  are  co. 
r3.10.when  that  which  is  perfect  is  come 

2  Cor. 7. 5. for  when  we  were  come  to  Macedonia 

10.i4.for  we  are  come  as  far  as  unto  you 
Gal.  2.1 1. but  when  Peter  was  come  to  Antioch 
1 2.but  when  they  were  come,\\e  withdrew 

3.2  j. but  after  that  faith  is  come, we  are  no 
4-4. but  when  the  fulnefTe  of  cime  was  come 

Ephcf  1 . 2 1  .but  alfo  in  that  which  is  to  come 
2. 7. that  in  the  ages  to  come  he  might  (hew 

Col.  1 .6. which  is  tome  unto  you>as  it  is  in  all  the 
s.i7.which  are  a  fhadow  of  things  to  come 

1  Thef  1 .  io.wch  delivered  us  from  the  wrath  to  co. 
2. 1 6" .wrath  is  come  upon  them  to  the  uttermoft 

i  2Vffz.4.8.ofthislife3and  that  which  is  to  come 
6. 1  a.a  good  foundation  againft  the  time  to  co. 

£fr&.2.  j.not  put  in  fubje&ion  the  world  to  come 
6".?.  and  the  powers  of  the  world  to  come 
9.1 1  .being  come  an  high  prieft  of  things  to  come 
1  o.  1. having  a  fhadow  of  good  things  to  come 
1  i.20.blefled  Jacob  concerning  things  to  come 

24.Mofes  when  he  was  come  to  yeares 
12.18  .for  ye  are  not  come  unto  the  mount 

2  2.but  ye  are  come  to  mount  Sion 
13.14.  but  we  fcek  one  to  come 

j  Vet. 4. 1 7.  time  is  ro.that  judgement  muft  begin 

1  Job. 4.  2. that  Jefus  Chnft  is  come  in  the  flefh 

3.  confeffeth  not  that  Jef.is  come  in  the  flefh 
that  it  mould  co.Sc  even  now  already  is  in 
{.10. we  know  that  the  Son  of  God  iscome 

2  Joh.j.ilat  Jefus  Chrift  is  come  in  the  flefh 
Rev. i.4.and  which  isto  come.  Ver.8. 

4.8.which  was,and  is,and  is  to  come 

6.17. great  day  of  his  wrath  is  come 

1  x.i7.whichart3andwaft3and  art  to  come 

1 8. and  thy  wrath  is  come 
1 2- 10. now  iswffzcfilvationand  ftrength 
i4.7.for  the  houre  of  his  judgement  is  come 
1 7. 1  o.and  the  other  is  not  yet  come 
1 8. 1 7X0  great  riches  is  come  to  nought 
19.7. for  the  marriage  of  the  Lamb  is  come 

Cotnelp. 

r  Sl.\6. 1 8. prudent  in  matters,&  ac<w»f/y  peifon 
Job  4 1. 1  z.Ile  not  conceale  his  comely  proportion 
Pfal.  3  3 . 1  .for  praife  is  comely  for  the  upright 

1 47. 1. for  it  ispleafant,and  praife  is  comely 
Pco.30,29.yea,foure  are  comely  ingoing 
Ecclif.  5. 1 8. and  comely  for  one  to  eat  and  drink 
Cant.  i.j. I  am  black,  but  comely 


10. thy  cheeks  are  comely  with  rows  of  jewels 
2. 1 4. and  thy  countenance  is  comely 
4.3  .lips  like  threed  of  fcar!ct,thy  fpeech  is  come. 
6.4.thou  art  comely  as  Jerufalem,terrible  as 
Ifa. 4.  2.  fruit  of  the  earth  fhalbe  excellent  &  comely 
Jer. 6. 2. likened  daught.of  Zton  to  a  comely  worn. 
1  Cfl)\7.3  5.butforthatwhichiscoffze/y,&  that  you 
1 1. 1 5  .is  it  comely  that  a  woman  pray  unto 
1 2. 24-for  our  comely  parts  have  no  need 

ComelinelTe, 

Ifa.  j  3 .2. he  hath  no  forme  nor  comelineffe 
E^.16.14.  it  was  perfect  through  my  comelineffe 

27. 1  o.  they  fet  forth  thy  comelineffe 
D(Z».io.8.my  comelinefl  was  turned  in  me  into  cor. 
1  Cor- 1 2.23-our  uncomely  parts  have  more  abu.«». 

Comets. 
Hcb.  1  o.  1  .make  the  comers  thereunto  perfect 

Corned. 
Gen.io.  r  9-was  from  Sidon  as  thon  comefi  toGerar 

1  3 . 1  o.  as  thou  comefi  unto  Zoar 
24.4 1. when  thovt  comefi  to  my  kindred 

Deut.z.iS.comeft  nigh  unto  the  childr.of  Ammon 
20.io.comeft  nigh  unto  a  city  to  fight  againft 
23  .zq.comefl  into  thy  neighbors  vincyard,then 
2  j. comefi  into  the  ftanding  corn  of  thy  neig. 

2  8.6.blefled  fhalt  thou  be  when  thou  comefi  in 

i9.curfed  fhalt  thou  be  when  thou  comefi  in 
fudg.  i7.9.Micahfaid  unto  him,Whence  co.thou 
1 8. 23. that  thou  comefi  with  fuch  a  company 
19.17. and  whence  comefi  thou 

1  Sa.  1  j.7.untill  thou  comefi  to  Shur  that  is  over 

i6.4.andfaid,Cflffzc/2  thou  peaceably 
1 7.43  .that  thou  comefi  to  me  with  ftaves 
4  j  .thou  comefi  to  me  with  a  fword 

2  Sam.  1 . 3  .from  whence  comefi  thou  ?  and  he 
j.  1 3. when  thou  comefi  to  fee  my  face 

1  fyn.z.  1 3  .and  fhe  [a\d,Comcfi  thou  peaceably 

1 9.1  j. and  when  thou  comefi,znomt  Hazael 

2  i(i».j.2j.whenceto»2e^thouGehazi  ?  and  he 

9.2.whenthouc<«#e/?  hither,Iook  out 
Job  i.7.whence  comefi  thou?  then  Satan  anfwered 

Chapt.2.2. 
Jer.  5 1 .6 1  .when  thou  comefi  to  Babyl.&  fhalt  fee 
Jonah  1 .8. whence  comefi  thou?  what  is  thy  count. 
Afar. 3. 1 4. and  comefi  thou  to  me 
Lul(. 2 3 .42.me,when  thoacomefi  into  thy  kingdom 
2  Tim  4.1 3. when  thou  comefi  joting  thy  cloak  with 

Comet!;. 
Ge«.29.6.Rahel  his  daughter  cometh  with  thefheep 

30.11  Leah  faid,  A  troup  cometh 

3  2.6.and  alfo  he  cometh  to  meet  thee 
3 7.  ip.behold,this dreamer  cometh 
48,2.thy  fon  Jofrph  cometh  to  thee 

Exod.  1 3 . 1 2.every  firftling  that  cometh  of  a  beaft 
i9.30.when  he  cometh  into  the  tabernacle 

Levit.t  i.34.that  on  weh  fuch  water  com.is  unclean 

Num.  j.30.fpirit  of  jealoufie  cometh  upon  him 
1 7.iJ.wnofoever  cometh  any  thing  neere  unto 

Deut.  1 8 ,9.befide  that  which  cometh  of  the  fale  of 
23.1 1. it  fhalbe  when  evening  cometh  on 
1 3  .cover  that  which  cometh  from  thee 

Judg.  1 3 . 1 4.not  eat  of  any  that  cometh  of  the  vine 

1  &z»z.4.3.when  it  cometh  among  us,itmay  fave 

9.6.all  that  he  faith  cometh  furely  to  pafle 
2O.27.whereforec0»zer/?  not  the  fon  of Jefle  to 
29.  therfore  he  cometbnot  to  the  Kings  table 
2j.8.whatfoverc<WKtb  to  thine  hand  unto 

2  Sam.  1 3  .j  .when  thy  father  cometh  to  fee  thee 

18.27.  and  cometh  with  good  tidings 

1  Kin- 14.  J.wife  of  Jeroboam  cometh  to  aske 

it  fhalbe  when  fhe  cometh  in,  that  fhe  will 

2  i(i#.4.io.when  hecw».to  us,that  he  fhal  turn  in 

6.3  i.meffengers  cometb,u\ut  the  doore 
9. 1 8.but  he  cometh  not  againe 

20.and  cometh  not  again,and  the  driving 
1 0.2. as  foon  as  the  letter  cometh  unto  you 
i  l.S.cometh  within  the  ranges.let  him  be  flaine 
with  the  K.as  he  goeth  out  ,&  as  he  com.in 
1 2.4.the  mony  that  cometh  into  any  mans  heart 

9.  as  one  cometh  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

1  Cfero.  16. 3  3 -becaufe  he  cometh  to  judge  the  earth 

2>).i6.conteth  of  thine  hand,and  is  all  thine 

2  Chro.  1 3 . 9.whofoever  cometh  to  confecrate  him 

20.2.there«/».  a  great  multitude  againft  thee 
a.if  when  evill  cometh  upon  us,  as 
1 2.great  company  that  cometh  aga.  us?  neith. 


zj,7.whcfoever  elkcometb  into  the  houfe,he 
with  the  K.when  he  cometh  in,&  when 
Job  3. 2 1. which  long  fordeath,but  it  cometh  not 
24. my  fighing  cometh  before  I  eate 
j.2i.neither  afraid  of  deftruclion  when  it  come. 

26.1ike  as  a  fhock  of  corn  cometh  in 
14. 1 8. the  mountain  falling  cometh  to  nought 
2 1.1 7. how  oh  cometh  their  deftruction  on  them 
27. 9. when  trouble  cometh'upon  him 
28. j. as  for  the  earth, out  of  it  cometh  bread 

20.whence  then  cometh  wifdome 
36.3  2. by  the  cloud  that  cometh  betwixt 
37.9-out  of  the  South  cometh  the  whirlwind 
Pfal.30.1  .but  joy  cometh  in  the  morning 
62.  1. from  him  cometh  my  falvation 
7  j.6.promotion  cometh  neither  from  the  Eaft 
7  8 . 3  9,pafleth  away,and  cometh  not  again 
96. 1 3. before  the  Lord:for  he  cometh 

for  he  cometh  to  judge  the  earth  :  he  (hall 
PM98.9. 

I  i8.26.bleffed  be  he  that  com.in  the  name  of 
1 2 1 . 1 .  from  w  hence  cometh  my  help 

2. my  help  cometh  from  the  Lord 
Tro.i.i6.\\e  mock  when  your  feaxcometb 

27.  when  your  fear  cometh  asdefolation,and 
your  deftruction  cometh  as  a  whirlwind  < 
and  anguifh  cometh  upon  you  1 
2. 6.  out  of  his  mouth  cometh  knowledge 
3.2j.defolationof  the  wicked,whenit^«f^ 

I I  •  2.when pride  comcth,then  cometh  fhame 
8. and  the  wicked  cometh  in  his  ftead 

13.  j. wicked  man  isloathfome,&  com.to  (hame 
1  o.only  by  pride  cometh  contention 
1 2. when  the  defire  cometh,  it  is  a  tree  of  life 
18. 3. wicked  cometh,then  cometh  contempt 
j  7. neighbour  cometh  and  fearcheth  him 
29.26.  every  mans  judgement  Com.  horn  the  L. 
Ecclef.  1. 4.2nd  another  gener.ceffKrffc,but  the  earth 
2. 1 2.what  can  the  man  do  that  cfl.after  the  K. 
4.  i4.out  of  prifon  he  cometh  to  reigne 
j-3.for  a  dream  cometh  through  the  multitude 
6. 4. for  he  cometh  in  with  vanity 
1 1 .8  .all  that  cometh  is  vanity 
C7raf.2.8.behold,he  wffz.leaping  upon  the  mounts. 
Ifa.  i3.9.behold,the  day  of  the  Lord  cometh 
2 1 .  i.fo  it  cometh  from  the  defart,from 
9. here  cometh  a  charet  of  men  with 
1 2. the  morning  cometh,znd  alfo  the  night 
30.13  .whofe  breaking  cometh  fuddenly  at  an 
2  7. the  name  of  the  Lord  cometh  from  far 
62.11  .behold,thy  falvation  cometh 
6} .  1. who  is  this  that  cometh  from  Edom 
Jer.  6. 20. to  what  purpofe  cew.there  to  me  ince: 
2  2.behold,the  people  co#z.from  the  Nort. 
1 7. 6. and  (hall  not  fee  when  good  cometh 
8. and  (hall  not  fee  when  hezt  cometh 
18.14. which  cometh  from  the  rock  of  the  fiel 
4 3 . 1  i . when  he  cometh,he  (hall frnite  Egypt 
47.4.becaufe  of  the  day  that  cometh  to  fpoile 
j  1  .J4.a  found  of  a  cry  cometh  from  Babylon 
Lam. 3.37. com.to  pafs  when  the  Lo.commandet 
E^/vJ.  14.4-before  his  face,&  cometh  to  the  Prop' 
I  the  Lord  will  anfwer  him  that  co\ 
7. and  cometh  to  a  Prophet  to  enquire 
20.3  2.which  cometh  into  your  mind  fhal  not 

2  i.7.for  the  tidings,becaufe  it  cometh 
behold  it  cometh,znd  fhalbe  broug 

24. 24.and  when  this  cometh  ye  fhall  know 
30«9.as  in  the  day  of  Egypt :  for  lo  hcometh 

3  3.3  1 -as  the  people cometh,znd  they  fit  before 
3  3. and  when  this  cometh  to  pafTe,lo 

47.9-every  thing  dial  live  whither  the  river  com. 
Van.  1  i.i6.but  he  that  cometh  againft  him  (hall  d' 

1 2. 1 2.bleffed  is  he  that  com.  to  the  13  3  J.dai 
Hof.j.i  ,and  the  thiefe  cometh  in,and  the  troup 
Joel  2. 1  .for  the  day  of  the  Lord  cometh 
iWii\J.6.deliverfrom  the  Aflyrian,  when  hzcotltei 

7-4-and  thy  vifitation  cometh,now  fhall 
£<?^.9.9.behold,theKing  cometh  unto  thee 

1 4. 1  .behold3the  day  of  the  Lord  cometh 
Mal.$.  1 .  for  behold  the  day  cometh  that  fhall  burn 
day  that  cometh  fhall  burn  them  up 
Mat:-}.  1 1  .he  that  cometh  after  me  mightier  then  I 
1 3  .then  cometh  Jefus  from  Galilee  to 

j.37.more  then  thefe  cometh  of  evill 

8.9-to  another,Come,and  he  cometh,3X\d 
1 3. 1 9.  then 


COM      COM 


COM      COM 


COM      COM 


1 5 . 1 9.then  comcth  the  wicked  one, and 

1 8.7.WO  to  the  man  by  whom  the  offence  com. 

a  1 . 5  .bchold,the  King  comcth  unto  thee 
9.bleffed  is  he  chat  cometb  in  the  name 
40.  lord  therfore  of  the  vineyard  com.what 

a 3 . 3 9.bleffed  is  he  that  com.'m  the  name  of  the 

a4.44.thmk  not,the  Son  of  man  cometb 
46  .lord  when  he  cometb  (hall  find  fo 

a?.6.behold,the  bridegroom  cometb 
i?.whereintheSon  of  mancometh 
io!lord  of  thofe  (ay. cometb  and  reckoheth 

26.26. then  cometb  Jefus  with  them  unto 
lo.and  he  cometb  unto  the  Difciples,  arid 


Mm 


4 y. then  he  cometb  to  his  difciples,and 
■•.  1.7  .there  comethone  mightier  then  I 
,'ao.the  multitude  comcth  together  againe 

1 5. Satan  cometb  immediatly,and  taketh 


4. 15  •-- 

j.  2  2. there  cometb  one  of  the  rulers  of 

3  3. and  he  cometb  to  the  houfe  of  the  ruler 
6.48  .he  cometb  unto  them,walking  upon  ti  _ 
8 .2  2. cometb  to  Bethfaida,  &  they  bring  a  blind 

38.  when  he  com.m  the  glory  of  his  Father 
9. 1 2.Elias  verily  cometb  firft,and  reftorethi 
10. i. and  cometb  into  the  coafts  of  Jiidea 
1  i.9.blerfed  is  he  that  co.in  the  name  of  the  L. 

io.David,that  com.in  the  name  of  the  Lord 
1  j.j  $.know  not  when  the  maft.of  the  hou.cff. 
1 4.1 7. in  the  evening  he  cometb  with  the  twelve 

3  7. and  he  cometb ,and  findeth  them  fleeping 

4  i.and  he  cometb  the  third  time,and  faith 
43,while  he  yet  fpake  cometb  Judas^ 
66.there  cometb  one  of  the  maids  of  the 

Lu\.x.. 16. one  mightier  then  I  com.the  latchet  of 
6.47.whofoever  cometb  to  me,and  heareth 
7.8.and  to  another,Come,and  he  cometb 
8. 1  a.then  cometb  the  divell,and  taketh 

49-yet  fpake,  there  com.  one  from  the  ruler 
1 1.25  .when  he  cometh,he  findeth  it  fwept,and 
1 1.3  6  .that  w  hen  he  cometb  and  knocketh,they 
37.  when  he  cometb  (hall  find  watching 
40,Son  of  man  cometb  at  an  houre  when 
43  .when  he  cometb, {ha.ll  find  fo  doing 
•  5  4. there  cower/'  afhowre,andfoitis 
5  5-will  be  heat,and  it  cometb  to  paffe 
1 3 .3  5.blefled  is  he  that  com.  in  the  name  of  the 
14.10.then  when  he  that  bad  thee  cometb,he 

3  i.thitcometb  againfi  him  with  20000. 
1  5  .tf.when  hecometh  home,he  calleth 
17.20.  kingdomeof  God  comnot  with obferv. 
i8.8.when  the  Son  of  man  comethfiia.ll  he 
19.3  8.bleffed  be  the  King  that  cometb  in  the 
John  i.9.1ightneth  every  man  that  cometb  into  the 
1 5. he  that  cometh  after  me1  is  preferred 
jo.aftermecowerfcaman,  which  is    ■ 
3 .8  .but  canft  not  tell  whence  it  cometh 

2D.neither  cometb  to  the  light,left  his  deeds 
2 1  .doth  truthjCOTMttfc  to  the  light,  that  his 
3 1  .he  that  cometh  fromabove>is  above 

he  that  cometh  from  heaven  is  above  all 
4. 5; .then  cometh  he  to  a  city  of  Samaria 

7. thete  cometh  a  woman  of  Samaria  to  draw 
2 1  .the  houre  cometh  when  ye  (hall  neither 
a  3 .but  the  houre  tometh,and  now  is,when 

2  j. I  know  that  Meffiascow.whichis  called 

3  5-yet'4.moneths,and  then  cometh  harveft 
5«44.feek  notthe  honour  ihaxcometh  fromGod 
6.1  5  .he  thatewB.tome  dial  neither  hunger  nor 

37.himthatcometfotome,I  will  innowife 
4<f  .learned  of  the  Father/wmfc  unto  me 
7. 27 .but  when  Chrift  cometh,no  man  knovveth 
3  i.when  Chrift comcih,wi\lhe  do  mo 
42. that  Chrift  comcth  of  the  feed  of  David 
9-4.the  night  cometh  when  no  man  can  work 
lo.io.thiefe  cometb  nor,but  for  to  fieale      - 
1 1.3  S. comcth  to  the  graye,itwas  a  cave 
1 2. 1 3".that  cometb  in  the  name  of  the  Lord 
1 5 -behold,  thy  K.com  fitting  on  an  affe,the 

2  2.Philip«^trfcandtelleth  Andrew 
1 3 .6.then  cometh  he  to  Simon  Peter,and 
14-6.no  man  cometb  unto  the  Father,  but  by  me 

3o.for  the  prince  of  this  world  cometh3and 
1 5  ■!  5-but  this  cometb  to  paffe ,that  the  word 

i6.2.thetime<w«tf&,thatwhofoeverknlsyou 
1  S  -the  time  cometb,when  I  (hall  no  more 

3  2  behold,the  houre  cometb  yea.  is  now 
ii.l.tometb  thither  with lanternes. and  torches 


20. 1.  cometh  Mary  Magd. early  when  it  was  yet 
2. (he  runneth,and  cometb  to  Simon  Peter 
6\then  cometb  Simon  Peter  following  him 
2 1.  i3.Jefus  then  cometb,  and  taketh bread»and 
Acl.  1  o.  3  2.  when  he  cometb fiiaW  fpeak  unto  thee 
13.2  5  .there  cometb  one  after  me,w  hofe  (hooes 
18.21  .keep  this  feaft  that  cometb  in  Hierufalem 
Rom.q.y.com.the  bleffedneffe  then  upon  the  circu. 
10.  i7.fo  then  faith  cometb  by  hearing,and 

1  Cor.i  5.24_then  cometh  the  end,when  he  (hall 

2  Cor.  1 1  #4.if  he  that  cometb  preacheth  anothjefus 

2 8 .that  which  cow.upon  me  daily,the  care  of 
Gd/.f.S.perfwafion  cometb  not  of  him  that  calleth 
Epbef.%:6.of  thefe  things  cometh  the  wrath  of  God 
Col.  3 .6.  wrath  of  God  com.on  the  cruldr.of  difob. 
1  Tbef.j.z.day  of  the  Lord  cometh  as  a  thiefe 

3.  then  fudden  deftruction  com.  upon  them 
1  Tiffz.6.4.whereof  cometh  envie>ftrife,railings 
Hc£.6. 7. drinketh  in  the  rain  thatcometh  oft 
10.5  .when  he  cometh  into  the  world,  he 
1 1 .6. for  he  thatcometh  to  God  muft  beleeve 
Rev.  1 . 7  .behold  ,he  cometh  w  ith  clouds,and 
1  i.i4.behold,the  third  woe  cometb  quickly 
1 7. 10. when  he  cometh,ht  muft  continue  a 
CometJj  downe. 
\fa.t,  f.  10. for  as  the  raine  cometh  downe 
John  6.3  3  .bread  of  God  is  he  which  cometb  downe 

50. this  is  the  bread  which  cometb  downe 
Jam.  1 . 1 7. cometh  down  from  the  Father  of  light 
Kef.3.i2.wcb«W2.down  out  of  hea. from  my  God 

Cornet^  forth. 
Gen.  24.43  .when  tne  v'rg'n  comth  forth  to  draw 
Exod.a,. 14.  he  cometh  forth  to  meet  thee 

S.zo.hecometb  forth  to  the  water,and 
Judg.  1 1 .3 1  .that  whatfoev.ceKz.  forth  of  the  doores 
1  Sam. 1 1.7 .  whofoever  com.not  forth  after  Saul 
fob  5.6.  although  afflift.co0z.not  forth  of  the  duft 

14. z.he  cometh  forth  like  a  flowre 
I fa.z8. 29. this  alfo  cometb  forth  from  the  Lord 
EVk-3  J.  jo. hear  what  is  the  word  that  com.fonh 
Mic.  1. 3. the  Lord  cometh  forth  out  of  his  place 

Lord  Cometr/. 
Jude  l^.the'L.comelhvi'ith  ioooo.of  his  Saints 

Cometh,  nigh. 
Num.  1 .  j  1  .ftrang.that  cora.nigh  {halbe  put  to  dea. 
Chapt.3. 10,38.8c  i8.7.thefame 
Cometh  out. 
Exod.zS.z.  ^.when  he  cometh  out,that  he  die  not 
Num.  12.12.  whenheco.outof  his  mothers  womb 
2 1. 1 3>that  com.out  of  the  coafts  of  the  Amor. 
Deut.  28 .  57. towards  her  young  one  rhat  com.out 
1  Kjn.  8 . 4 1  .but  cometh  out  of  a  far  coun try,  for 
Job  20.25.it  is  drawn,andco»Z£i/;  out  of  the  body 
'    gliftering  fword  cometh  out  of  his  gall 
3  7. 2  2.faire  weather  cometh  out  of  the  North 
CflW.3. 6. who  is  thisthat  cow-out  of  the  wildernes 
lfa.z6.z  i.the  Lord  com.out  of  his  place  to  punifh 

42.5.fpreadsforth  theearth,&  thatwcl'Cfl.out 
Jer.46.zo.  deftruction  co.it  com.out  of  the  North 
£^.4.i2.bake  it  with  dung  that  com.out  of  man 
Mat .  1 5  •  1 1  .cometh  out  of  the  mouth,  this  defiles  a 
Marine  7.20. 
24. 27.3s  the  lightning  cometh  out  of  the  Eaft 
Coinetr)/^. 
1  Sam.zi.  i4.(he  faid,An  old  man  cometh  up 
C<ZBr.8.5.whoisthisthat«W2.upfromthe  wilder. 
7/a.24.i8.and  he  that  cometb  up  out  of  the  pit 
Jer.46.7.  who  is  this  that  cometb  up  as  3  flood 

fo.  3. of.the  North  thereto^  up  a  nation  aga. her 
Hab.i.i6.when  he co.up unto  the  peo.he  wil  inva. 
Mat.  1 7 .  27. take  up  the  fifh  that  firft  cometh  up 

kComfo?t. 
Job  6.io.then  (hould  I  yet  have  comfort,  yea 

10. 20. that  I  may  take  comfort  a  little 
Pfal.  1 19.50.this  is  my  comfort  in  my  affliction 

7^.1et  thy  mercifull  kindnefs  be  for  my  comf. 
Ifa.  5  7.6.fhould  I  receive  comfort  in  thefe 
E^.  16.T4.in  that  thou  art  a  comfort  unto  them 
Afa£.9.2  2.daughter,be  of  good  comfort,thy  faith 

L«fc3.48. 
May.10.49.be  otgooi  comfort,  rife,he  calleth  thee 
/icif.9.3  i.and  in  thecomfort  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
Rom.  1  y.4.  and comf.in  the  Script. might  Iuve  hope 

1  Cor.  i4.3.fpeaketh  unto  men  to  exhortat.&  com. 

2  Cor.  1 . 3  .bleffed  be  the  God  of  all  comfort 

4.that  we  may  be  able  to  comfort  them 
S 


7. 4-1  am  filled  with  comfort,  I  am 

1 3  .we  were  comforted  in  your  comfort 
1 3 . 1 1  .be  perfect  ,be  of  good  comfort,be, 
Phil.  1  a .  1  .if  any  comfort  of  love,  if  any 

19. thatl  maybe  of  good«w»/ort,whenl 
C0/.4.  r  1  .which  have  been  a  comfort  unto  me 

Comfort, 

G«z.5.29.(hail  comfort  us  concerning  our  work 

18. 5. comfort  your  hearts,  after  the  palfeover 

27.42.as  touching  thee  Efau  doth  comfort  him 

37-3  $.rofe  up  to  comfort  him,but  he  refufed 

Judg.  19.5.  comf.thine  heart  with  a  morfell  of  bre 

S.comfort  thine  heart>I  pray  thee,and 
2  Sam.  1  o.  2. and  David  fent  to  comfort  him, and 

1  Chron.ig.z. 
i  C/OT.7.a2.and  his  brethren  came  to  comfort  him 

19. 2. David  came  to  Haman  to  comfort  him 
Job  2. 1 1  .to  mourn  wirh  him,and  to  comfort  him 
7. 1 3  -when  I  fay  my  bed  (hall  comfort  me,my 
9.27-leave  off  my  heavineffe,  &  comfort  my  felf 
21.34.  how  then  comfort  ye  me  in  vaine 
Pfal.  2  3 .4-thy  rod,and  thy  ftaffe,they  comfort  me 
7 1. 21. and  comfort  me  on  every  fide 
1 19.8  a.when  wilt  thou  comfort  rne 
Cant .  2.  ^.comfort  me  with  apples>for  I  am  fiefc 
//a.2  2.4.1abournottocow/o^  me,becaufe 
40. 1  .comfort  yejycomfort  ye  my  people 
j  1. 3. Lord  (hall  comfort  Zion, he  v/i\\ comfort 

i9-by  whom  (hall Icomfort  thee 
61.2.  to  comfort  all  that  mourne 
66. 1 3  .fo  will  I  comfort  you,and  ye  (halbe 
Jcr.8. 1 8.whcn  I  would  comf. me  aga.my  forr.then 
.  i6".7.in  mourning  to  comf.  them  for  the  dead 
31.13  .and  I  will  comfort  them,and  make 
Lam.  1 . 2  .(he  hath  none  to  comfort  her 

1 7. and  there  is  none  to  comfort  her 
a  1  .there  is  none  to  comfort  me,  all  my 
2.13  .that  I  may  comfort  thee,0  virgin 
E^.  14.23.they  (hall  comf.you  when  ye  fee  their 
Zech.  1 . 1 7  .the  Lord  (hall  yet  comfort  Zion ,  and 
1 0.2. told  falfe  dreames,they  comfort  in  vain 
John  1 1. 19.  to  comfort  them  concerning  their  bio. 
2  Cor.  i.4.that  we  may  be  able  to  tomfwrt  them 

a.7.ye  ought  rather  to  forgive  him,&  comf. him 
Ephe f. 6. zz. and  that  he  might  comfort  your  hearts 
tW.4.8.  know  your  eftate,and  comfort  your  hearts 

1  Tbef.3 .2. and  te  comf.you  concerning  your  faith 

4.18.  comfort  one  another  with  thefe  words 
y .  1 1  .comfort  your  felves  toge  ther,and  edifie 
1 4.comf. the  feeble  minded,fupport  the  weak 

2  Thef.z.  17.comf.yout  hearts,&  ftabl.you  in  every 

Comfortable, 
2  Sa.  1 4. 1 7  .word  of  my  lord  the  K.ihalbe  comfort. 
Zech.  1 . 1 3  .with  good  words,  &  comfortable  words 

Cotnfottafclp. 
2  Sam.  19.7  .fpeak  comfortably  unto  thy  fervants 
2  Chr.  30. 22.Hezek.fpake  comf.unto  all  the  Levit. 

3  a.6.and  fpake  comfortably  unto  them,  faying 
1 fa. 40. a. fpeak  ye  comfortably  to  Jerufalem 
Hof.z. i4-and  fpeak  comfortably  unto  her 

ComfoiteO. 
Gen.  a4.67.Ifaac  was  comf.a.ftet  his  mothers  death 
3  7 . 3  5  .but  he  refufed  to  be  comforted 
3  8. 1 2. and  Judah  was  comforted 
50. a  1. he  comforted  them,  and  fpake  kindly 
Ruth  a.  1 3. for  that  thou  haft  comforted  me, and 
a  Sa.  1 2.24.  David  comforted  Bathfheba  his  wife 

1 3.39.^  he  was  comforted  concerning  Ammon 
Job  42.1  irand  comforted  him  overall  the  evill 
Pfal.77.2.my  foule  refufed  to  be  comforted 

86. 1 7 .becaufe  thou,  L.haft  holpen  & comfo.me 
1 19. 5  2. and  have  comfortedmy  felfe 
Z/a.49. 1 3  .for  God  hath  comforted  his  people 
54. 1 1 .0  thou  afflicted,and  not  comforted,  I 
66. 1 3-and  ye  (halbe  comforted  in  Jerufalem 
/«•.  3  r .  1 5  .Rahel  refufed  to  be  comforted  for  her 
E^.5. 1 3 .lie  be  comforted,znd  they  (hall  know 
14.2  2. ye  (halbe  comforted  concerning  the  evill 
3 1.1 6. all  that  drink  water  fhalbe  comforted  in 
32.3 1. Pharaoh  (hall  fee  them,  &  fhalbe  comfo. 
Mat.  2.1 8.would  not  be  comforted,  becaufe  they 

f.4.blef.are  they  that  mourn  ,for  they  fhalbe  co. 
Lh\.i6.-l% .now  he  is  comforted,^,  thou  tormented 
John  1 1.3  i.and  comfort. her, w hen  they  faw  Mary 
^J.i6.40.theyfflwjfo'tohhem,-ind  departed 

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ao. 1 2. and  were  not  a  little  comforted 
R»m.  1. 1  z.that  I  may  be  comforted  togeth.with  you 
i  Cor-. 1 4. 3  i. all  may  learn,  &  all  may  be  comforted 
2  Cor.  1.4.W  herewith  we  our  felvisareeow/.of  G- 
7. 6. comforted  us  by  the  coming  of  Titus 

7.confolation  wherewith  he  was  eomf.in  you 
1  j.we  were  comfortedin  your  comfort 
Co/.i.z.that  their  hearts  might  be  comforted 

1  Thef.1.1  i.as  ye  know  how  we  cxhor.&  com.you 

3.7.  wc  were  comforted  over  you  in  all 

ComfcriteGft. 

Ifa.iz.i. and  thou  comfortedft  me 
Comforter. 
Ecclef.^.i.zs  were  oppreffedj&  they  had  no  comfo. 
but  they  had  no  comforter 
Lam.1.0.  me  came  down  wond.ftie  had  no  comfor. 

1  tf-becaufe  the  comforter  that  fhould  relieve 
John  14.16.and  he  (hall  give  you  another  comfort. 
2<S.but  the  comforter, y/hich  is  the  holy  Ghoft 
1  f.26.when  the comf.  is  come,whom  the  Path. 
1 6.7.go  not  away,the  comforter  will  not  come 
Comf otter  iff, 

2  Sa.  io.^.thinkeft  thou  that  he  hath  fent  comfort. 

1  Chron-i^.^. 
J  oh  i6.2.miferable  comforters  are  ye  all 
P/<i/.6'9.20.andfor  comforters,  but  I  found  none 
Nab.  3  .y.whence  fhall  I  feek  comforters  for  thee 

Comfoitetrj. 
fob  19. if. as  one  that  comfortetb  the  mourners 
Ifa.ti.i  2.1,even  I  am  he  that  comfortetb  you 

66. 1 3  .as  one  whom  his  mother  comfortetb,  fo 
2  Cwvi  .4.  who  comfortetb  us  in  all  our  tribulation 
7.6.God  that  comfort.thofe  that  are  caft  dovvne 
Comfoitleffe. 
Ji^s  14.18.I  willnotleave  you comforileJJ'e 

Comforts?, 
Vfal.94 . 1 9.thy  comforts  delight  my  foule 
J/S.57. 1 8 .and  reftore  comforts  unto  him 

Coming.  —  Coming, 

Gra.24.6  3  .behold,the  camels  were  coming 

30.30.theL.hath  blcfled  thee  fince  my  coming 

IV«w.2  2.i6.nothing  hinder  thee  from  comingunto 
3  3. 40. heard  of  therflw.of  the  children  of  Ifra. 

Judg.j.zX.yjhy  is  his  charet  fo  long  in  coming 

1  Sa.io.j.  of  proph.cow.down  from  the  high  pri. 

16.4. Elders  of  the  town  trembled  at  his  coming 
22.9.I  faw  the  fon  of  J  eSe  coming  to  Nob 
25.2 tf.withholden  thee  from  com.to  {hed  bloud 
3  3  .kept  me  this  day  from  com.to  (hed  bloud 
29.6. &  thy  com.in  with  me  in  the  hoft  is  good 
(ince  the  day  of  thy  coming  unto  me 
2&?»*.3.2?.toknow  thy  going  out,  becoming  in 
24.20.faw  the  king  &  his  fer. coming  on  towards 

2  Kin.  1 0.1  j. lighted  onjehonadab  coming  to  meet 

1 3 .  20. invaded  the  land  at  the  com\n  of  the  ye. 
1 9.27.I  know  rhy  going  out,and  coming  in 
•z  Cbro.zi ; .7.deftrud.of  Ahai.was  of  G.by  coming 
Ey.  3 .8.  in  the  2d.year  of  their  coming  unto  Jer'uf. 
Pfa.  19.5.1s  as  abridegroom  com.om  of  hischam. 
37.13  .for  he  fi  eth  that  his  day  is  coming 
121 .8.the  Lord  (lull  preferve  thy  coming  in 
Pro.8.  j.crieth  at  the  coming  in  at  the  doorcs 
lfa.  14.9. for  thee  to  meet:  ihce  at  thy  coming 
32.19.whfn  nihil  bail,  eow.down on  the  forr. 
g7.28.bur  I  know  thv  going out,&  coming  in 
44.7.the  things  that  are  coming,\et  them  (hew 
/«■.&. 7. (wallow  obferve  the  time  of  their  coming 
0^.4.23.;^  holy  one  comingdov/n  from  heaven 
Mic.j.t  5. according  to  the  daies  of  thy  coming 
Hab.  3 .4-he  had  homes  coming  out  of  his  hand 
MaZ.3-2.who  may  ;hide  the  day  of  his  coming 

4  ^  before  the  coming  of  the  great  day 
Mat  8  28  .met  him  two  poffefled  with  ciivels,raw. 
16  2  8  .fee  the  Son  of  man  com.in  his  kingdome 
24. 3. whan  (halbethe  figne  of  thy  coming 
27.(0  (hall  the  coming  of  the  Son  of  man  be 
Verf.37,39. 
30.  Son  of  mm  coming  in  the  clouds  of 
48. my  lord  delaiethhis  coming 
2?    7. and  then  at  my  coming  mould  have 
?/  .64.arv!  coming  in  the  clouds  of  heaven 
Mdr.  i.io.ft:  liahtwaywwiffgup  out  of  the 
6. 3  i.fo   1  here  were  many  coming  and  going 
1 3 .  J*  coming  in  the  clouds  with  great  power 

3  6.left  coming  fuddenly  he  find  you 
14.62.and  comwgin  the  clouds  of  heaven 


1  $.2 1  .palled  by, coming  out  of  the  country 
Lu\.  2.38  .(he  coming  in  that  inftant  gave 

9.42.ashewasyetawwi&g,thediveH 

1 2.4  5 .  my  lord  delayeth  his  coming 

18. 5. left  by  her  continuall  com.  (he  weary  me 

1 9. 2  3  .that  at  my  coming  I  might  have  received 

2  i.26.1ooking  after  thofe  things  w'h  are  coming 
27.  fee  the  Son  of  man  coming  in  a  cloud 

z^.z6. coming  out  of  the  country  ,and  on  him 
29  for  behold,the  daies  are  coming  in 
36. coming  to  him,and  offering  him  vinegar 
John  i.27.he  it  is,v/ho,coming after  me, is 
29.next  day  John  feeth  Jefus  coming 
47-Jefus faw  Natfnneel  comingtohim 

S .7-but  while  I  am  coming,  another 
2  5  -the  houre  is  coming,md  now  is 
28.houre  is  commg,in  the  which  all  that 

1  o.  1 2.feeth  the  wolfe  coming,znd  leave 
1 1.20.  as  foon  as  (he  heard  that  Jefus  was  WW. 
1 2. 1 2.  heard  that  Jefus  was  coming  to  Jerufalcm 

Acl.y.  5  2.(hewed  before  thecoming  of  the  juft 
9. 1  z.named  Amnias,coming  in,and 

2 8. and  he  was  with  them  coming  inland 
1 0.3. an  angel  of  God  coming  in  to  him 

2j.as  Peter  was  coming  in,Cornelius  met 
1 3.24.firft  preached  before  his  coming,the 
17.10.who  coming  thither, went  into  the 

2  7 . 3  3  .while  the  day  was  coming  on,  Paul 
Sow. if. 2 2. much  hindredfrom wwiagtoyou  ' 

1  Cor.  1. 7  .waiting  for  the  coming  of  our  Lo.  Jefus 
1 5.2  j.they  that  are  Chrifts  at  his  coming 
1 6- 1 7.I  am  glad  of  the  coming  of  Stephanas 

2  Cot.-j. 6. comforted  us  by  the comingoi Titus 
7.not  by  his  coming  only,butby 

1 3 .  i.the  third  time  I  am  coming  to  you  in 
Phil.  i.z6.by  my  coming  to  youagaine 

1  Thef.z.i  a.of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift  at  his  coming 
3 . 1 3 .  at  the  coming  of  our  Lord  Jefus  with  all 
f  .23.blamelefle  unto  the  com.of  our  Lord  Jefus 

2  Tfe/.2.8.deftroy  with  the  brightnefle  of  his  WW. 
9.even  him,whofe  coming  is  after  the 

1  P^.2.4.to  whom  coming  as  unto  a  living  ftone 

2  Pet.  1 .1 6. the  power  of  the  com.of  our  Lo.  Jefus 
3 .4.  where  is  the  promife  of  his  coming 

1 2.hafting  unto  the  coming  of  the  day  of 
1  y0k2.28.not  be  aihamed  befote  him  at  his  com. 
Rev.  1 3 . 1 1.  another  beaft  com.uo  out  of  the  earth 
2i.2.C0W«zgdown  from  God  out  of 
Coming  of  the  Lord. 

1  Thef.4..i$.  and  remain  unto  the  com.of  the  Lord 

2  Thef.z.  1  .by  the  coming  of  our  Lord  Jefus 
Jam.^^he  patient  breth.unto  the  com.of  the  Lo. 

8.the  coming  of  the  Lord  draweth  nigh 

Comings. 

£^.43 . 1 1  .(hew  the  goings  out  therof,&  comings 

Commant). 
Job  3  9. 27. doth  the  Eagle  mount  up  at  thy  comand 

Commant). 
Gra.18.19.he  will  command  his  children  &  houfe 

50.  i6.thy  father  did  command  before  he  died 
£^tfrf.8.27.facrificeto  the  L.as  hefhaMcomand  us 
1 8.23.do  this  thing,&  God  comma.thee  fo>then 
27.20.thou  (haltcffw.the  children  of  Krael  that 
l.evit.6. 9. com.  Aaron  and  his  fons,faying,This  is 
13.5  4.prieft  (hall  command  that  they  wa(h 
i4.4.prieft  commd  to  take  for  him  that  is  to  be 
f  .pricft  {hall  comma,  that  one  of  the  birds  be 
36.prieft  (hall  row.that  they  empty  the  houfe 
40.prieft  dial  co.that  they  take  away  the  fto. 
24.2.C0W.the  chil.of  Ifr.that  they  bring  to  thee 
Nism.s  .z.com.thc  chil.of  Ifr.that  they  put  out  lep. 
9.8.1k  hearc  what  the  Lord  will  cow.concern. 
28.2  cow.the  child.of  Ifrael,&  fay  unto  them 
Chapt.34.2. 
tf.z.command  the  children  of  Ifr.that  they  give 
j6.6.this  is  the  thing  which  the  Lord  doth  WW. 
Deut.z.^.com.thou  the  peop.faying,Ye  are  to  paffe 
28.8.the  L.ihall  comand the  blefllng  upon  thee 
3  2.46.which  ye  (hall  com.your  child. to  obferve 
Jof.1.1 1. and  command  the  people,faying,Prepare 
3 .8. thou  (halt  command  the  prieft  that  beares 
4.3.ande0W.youthem>fayingjTake  you  hence 

16. command  the  priefts  that  beare  the  Arke 
1 1 . 1  f  .fo  did  Mofes  command]o(haz,md  fo 
1  Sa.  16. i6.1et  our  lord  now  com-thy  ferv.which 
1  Kin-*  f.6.now— therfore  co.  thou  that  they  hew 


Pfa.4. 2 . 8  .Lord  wil  command  his  loving  kindncs  in 

44.4.  command  deliverance  for  Jacob 
^.4?  .1 1. work  of  my  hands  command  ye  me 
Jcv'.27.4.£0W.tliem  to  fay  unto  their  maft.Thns 
Lam.  i.io.whom  thou  didft  ww.ihould  not  enter 
Mat.4. 3  .command  that  thefe  ftones  be  made  bread 

£a&4.j, 
i9-7.why  did  Mofes  then  command  to  give  a 
27.64.  caw-therfore  that  the  fepulchrc  be  made 
Ato\io.3.what  did  Mofes  command  you 
1/^.8.3 1 .  would  not  ww.them  to  go  into  the  def. 

9.54.Lord5wilt  thou  that  we  commandhtt  to 
/4(5.5.28.didnot  we  ftraitlyrowwWyou,  that  ye 
1  f .  j  .to  comand  them  to  keep  the  law  of  Mofes 
2  Ibefi  .4.do  the  things  which  we  command  you 
6.we  command  yon  brethren  in  the  namCof 
1 2.we  command,ycA  exhort  by  our  Lord 
1  ft'w.4. 1 1  .thefe  things  command  and  teach 

1  Commanrj, 
Exod.7.z.tho\y.  (halt  fpeak  all  that  I  command  thee 
34.1 1  .obferve  thou  that  which  I  fow.thee  this 
Levit.z<; .2 1. then  I  wil  com.vay  blefllng  upon  you 
Deut.4.z.not  adde  unto  the  word  which  Icom.yoa 
keep  the  command,  which  I  tomand  you 
40.&  his  commandem. which  I  cow.thce  this 
Chapt.6.2. 
6.6.thefe  words  which  I  command  thee  (halbe 
7. 1 1  .which  I  command  thee  this  day  to  do  them 
8.1.  all  the  commandem.which  I  cow.thee  this 
1  i.in  not  keeping  his  ftat.which  I  com.  thee 
10.13  .which  I  ww.thee  this  day  for  thy  good 
n.8.keep  all  the  comma,  which  Icom.yaa  this 
1 3  .unto  my  comm.which  I  com.you  this  day 
22.aH  thefe  comman.which  I  com.  you  to  do 
27.obey  the  command.whichl  com.you  this 
28.a  curfe,if  ye  will  not  obey  the  com.I  com. 
1 2. 1  i.thuher  (hall  ye  bring  all  that  I  comand 
i4.there  thou  (halt  do  all  that  I  roww.thee 
28.  obferve  &  hear  thefe  words  wohl  ra.thee 
3  2.  what  thing  foever  I  commandy ou  obferve ; 
1 3 . 1 8  .to  keep  all  his  comm.which  I  aw.thee  I 
1  y.j.to obferve  to  do  thefe  comm.whkhl  com. 
1  i.therefore  I  coww.thee/ayingjThou  (halt 
1  f  .therefore  I  comman.thtt  this  thing  to  day 
1 8. 1 8. fpeak  unto  them  all  that  I  fhal  com.h\m 
i9.7.wherefore  I  ww.thee,thou  {halt  feparate 

9.comman.  to  do  them  which  I  ww.thee  this 
24. 1 8  .therfore  I  command  thee  to  do  this  thing 

Verfe2i. 

27.i.keepall'  the  commandments  which  Ic0w. 

4.up  thefe  ftones  which  I  commandyou  this 

io.his  ftatutes  which  I  tomm.  thee  this  day 

28.13.  which  I  comand  thee  this  day  to  obferve 

1 4. from  any  of  the  words  which  I  cm.thee 

I  f.to  obferve  his  ftat.which  I  com.thtc  that 
30. 2.  according  to  all  that  I  www.thee  this  day 

8. do  all  his  command. which  I  cow.thee  this 

I I  .this  com.which  I  fow.you  this  day  is  not 
1 6.1  command  thee  this  day  to  love  the  Lord 

1  Kin.  11.38  .hearken  unto  all  that  I  comand  thee 

2  Cbro.-j.  1 3.01-  if  I  command  the  locufts  to  devoure 
lfa.  5 . 6  .He  alfo  command  the  clouds,  that  they  rain 
Jet.  1 .7 .  w  hatfoever  I  «>w»a.thee,thou  fhal  t  fpeak 

17. fpeak  unto  them  all  thztlcommani  thee 
1 1 .4.which  I  com  your  fathers  in  the  day  that  I 
26. 2. all  the  words  that  I  comma.thee  to  fpeak 
34.2  2.Ile«>W.faith  the  Lord,and  caufe  them 
Amo.9. 1  j.thence'will  I  commandthe.  ferpent,and 
4.thence  will  I  command  the  fword,and  it 
9.1o,I  will  command,znd  I  will  fift  the  houfe 
John  1  f  .i4.if  ye  do  whatfoeverl  commandyou 

1 7. thefe  things  I <W«wWyou,that  ye 
Ab~i.i  6.1 8.1  commandthee  in  the  name  of  Jefus 
1  CtfA7.10.unto  the  married  I  com.ytt  not  I,bnt 

CommantteD. 
Gen.  1 2. 20.  Vh^. commanded  his  man  concerning 
3  2.4.he  comman.them,  faying,  Thus  fay  to  Efau 
1 7  he  commanded  the  foremoft,faying 
19.  focommandedhc  the  fecond  &  the  third 
42.2  f  .Jofeph  commanded  to  fill  their  fackes 
44.i.he<;0ww<fl«ferfthefteward  of  his  houfe 
45.19. now  thou  art  commanded,thus  do  ye 
47-t  1. land  of  Ramafes,as  Pharaoh  had  CBfitma. 
yo.2.Jofeph  comman.his  fervants  the  phyficians 
1 2«his  fons  did  as  he  commanded  them 
Exod.1.17.  did  not  as  the  king  of  Egypt  command. 

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<  6.Phar.comanded  the  fame  day  the  task-maft. 
34.34.unto~the  ch.l.oflfr.that  w'*he  wascom. 
Leva,  i  o.  1 3 .  for  fo  I  am  commanded 
Dent  i  r  S.I  commanded  you  at  that  time  all  the 
3.'i  8  I  commanded  you  at  that  tim&faying 

2i.IflW»Jo(hua  atthat  nme,faying,Thine 
1 2  1 1  as  I  have  commanded  thee,and  thou 
248  iSl commanded  them, lo  (hall  ye  obferve 
fof.ii'o.  loCui  commandite  officers  of  the  people 

j  j  they«»«^»^^thePeoPle'(aying'When,  , 
is!  the  child.of  Ifrael  did  as  Jofua  commanded 

i'7.Iofua  therefore  commandedthe  priefts 
6. 10.  Jofua  had  commanded  the  people,Ye  (hall 
S^.hc  commanded  them,(ay'ing,L ie  in  wait 
-8.<hallyedo,feeIhave««»ffa»fcfeWyou 
29.j0fuacww.they  (hould  take  his  carkafle 

10.27.  that  Jofua  commanded, 8i  they  took  them 
22.iobeyed  my  voice  in  all  that  I  commanded 

Judg.x  j.i4.all  that  I«v»wW.her,let  her  oblerve 
2i.io.cff/WMWffi?.them,faying,Go  &  finitcjabin 
20.comman.the  children  of  Benja.faying,  Go 
Ruth  2. 1 5.  Boaz  cfl.his  young  men,faying,Let  her 
1  Sam.  17. 20. went  as  Jeffe  had  common. him^na 
1 8.22.Saul  command.h\s  ferv.fiying,Commune 
10.29.my  bro.he  hath  comman.me  to  be  there 
21.2.  the  King  hnh  commanded  me  a  butineffe 
let  no  man  know  what  I  have  comma.thee 
2S'<tt».4.i2.David  commanded  his  young  men,and 
7.7.whomIcwW^to  feed  my  people  Ifrael 
1  i.fince  the  time  that  I  cowwMwd.  Judges  to 
9.1  i.accord.to  all  that  the  K.hathraw.his  ferv. 

13.28.  Abfalom  had  commanded  his  ferv.faying 
have  not  I  commanded  you,be  couragious 

29.  did  unto  Amnon  as  Abfalom  had  com. 
1 8. 5. King  common.  ~}oab,and  Abiffiai  ,and  Ittai 
21.14.they  performed  all  that  the  Kingcomma. 
1  Kjn.2.46.  fo  the  Kingc0«w»«z.Ben.which  went 
5.i7.the  ¥L.comma.8t  they  brought  great  ftones 
22.3 1. the  K.of  Syria  common,  his  32.capt.that 
1  Kjs.i  i.f.he  com.them,  faying,  This  is  the  thing 
9.  according  to  all  that  Jehoiada  commanded 
1  y.Jehoiada  command.thc  capt.of  the  hundr. 
16. 1  y.King  Ahaz  commanded Urijah  the  prieft 
i6.accordingto  all  that  King  Ahaz  comma. 
17.27.the  K.of  Aflyria  #W.them,faying,Carry 
22.1 2-the  K.commandedHilkiah  the  prieft,and 
z^.^.Kin^comma.Hil]ihh  to  bring  forth  veff. 
21. King  comma.aM  the  people,faying,  Keep 
1  CZw.21.17.  is  it  not  I  that  com.the  people  to  be 
1 8 .  angel  of  the  Lord  commanded  Gad  to  fay 
22. z.Dzv. com. to  gather  together  the  ftrangers 
17-David  com.the  princes  to  help  Solomon 
23.3 1. according  to  the  order  comm.  unto  them 
z  Chro.%.  i4.fo  had  David  the  man  of  God  comm. 
1 4  4.commanded~]\xdah  to  feek  the  Lord 
1 8.3o.the  King  of  Syria  had  command.the  capt. 
23.8.10  all  things  that  Jehoiada  hsdeommanded 
29.21.and  he  commanded  the  priefts  to  offer 
24.  the  K.c<»»z.burnt-offer.to  be  made  for  all 
27.Hezekiah  comma.to  offer  the  burnt-offer. 
3o.Hezek.&  princes comma.the  Levi.to  fing 
3  i.4.he  comman.the  people  that  dwelt  in  Jeruf. 

1  i.Hezekiah  commanded  to  prepare  chambers 
3  2. 1 2.8c  comma.Judah  &  Jeruf.faying,Ye  (hall 
3  3 . 1 6.and  commanded  Judah  to  ferve  the  Lord 
34.20.  and  the  King  fl>«2.Hilkiah  and  Ahikam 

£^•.4. 3. as  King  Cyrus  K.of  Perfia  hath  common. 

1 9.I  commanded,3ni  fcarch  hath  been  made 
?.3.who.hathco»2.you  to  build  this  houfe.  V.9. 
Ne&.ij.f  .which  wascffflz.tohe  given  to  the  Levits 

9. then  I  comman.Sc  they  cleanfed  the  chamb. 

1 9. commanded  that  the  gate  mould  be  (hut 

22.I  comma.the  Lev.that  they  fhould  cleanfe 
Eflb.i.iocommanSeven  chamberl.to  bring  Vafthi 

1 7.K.COWTO. Vafthi  the  queen  to  be  brought 
j.2.forthe  King  had  fo  commanded  concerning 

1 2.accordmg  to  all  that  Haman  commanded 
4. 1 3  .then  Mordecai  comman.to  anfwer  Efther 

i7.according  to  all  that  Efther  had  com.him 
6. 1. he  comma?ided  to  bring  the  book  of  records 
819.  accord. to  all  that  Mord.commandunto  the 
9-M-thc  King  commanded  it  fo  to  be  done 

2  5 .he  comma.by  letters  that  his  wicked  deed 
job  38a  2.haft  thou  commanded  the  morning  fince 
Ffal.6$.z%.  thy  God  hath  commanded  thy  ftrength 

« .1  -9-he  hath  commanded  his  covenant  for  ever 


Ifa. $%.<}.my  molten  image  hath  commanded  them 
Jer.  3  5  .S-.forJ'qnadab  our  father  ww.US)faying,  Ye 
10.  to  all  that  Jonadab  our  father  commah.us 
14.  the  words  of  Jonadab,that  hecomma.his 
1 6.  of  their  fath.which  he  comman.themjbut 
1 8  .according  to  all  that  he  hath  comma  you 
3  6.?. and  Jeremy  «WW2fl/ftfei!  Baruch,faying,  I 
8. to  all  that  Jeremy  the  Proph.cowM.him 
26. but  the  King  commanded  Jerahmeel 
37.21.Zedekiahnw2tfZtf.that  they  (hould  comit 
38.io.Kingcw»»M».Ebedmelech,Take  Jeremy 
27.tb  all  thefe  words  that  the  King  had  com. 
50.2  1. do  according  to  all  that  I  have  com.  thee 
5  1. 59. the  word  which  Jeremy  command.Setahh 
Vjxgk..  1 2. 7. and  I  did  fo,3s  I  was  commanded 
37.7X0 1  prophefied,as  I  was  commanded 
Van.z.z.the  King comanded to  call  the  Magicians 
1 2. commanded  to  deftroy  all  the  wife  men 
46.comma.thzt  they  (hould  offer  an  oblation 
3 .4.10 you  it  iscommanded,0  people, nations 
1 3 .  Ncbuch.comman.to  bring  Shad.Mcihach 
19.  commandedthat  they  (hould  heat  the 
zo. he  commanded  the  moft  mighty  men,  that 
4. 2 6. whereas  they  command.to  leave  the  ftump 
5.2.  Belffinzzar  comm.to  bring  the  golden  veff. 
29.  then  Belffiazzar  ftww«<z.and  they  clothed 
tf.16.then  the  K.com.  and  they  brought  Daniel 
23-and  comma.that  they  (hould  takeup  D,m. 
24.the  K.comma.Sc  they  brought  thofe  men 
Amo.iA  2.  &  com.the  Proph.faying,Prophe(ie  not 
Mat.io. f.and  command.them, laying,Go not  into 
14.9-he  commanded  it  to  be  given  her 

19. he  commanded  the  multitude  to  (it  downe 
Chapt.1j.35. 
1 8. 2f.his  lord  commandedhim  to  be  fold 
2 1 .6.and  did  as  Jefus  commanded  them 
27.  $  8.then  Pilate  comman.the  body  to  be  given 
28.20.obferve  all  things  whatfoeverl  have  co. 
Mar.^.4i.com.that  fomething  (hould  be  given  her 
6.8. comma,  them  that  they  (hould  take  nothing 
27. and  commandedhis  head  to  be  brought 
39. he  commanded  them  a\\  to  fit  downe 

Chapt.8.6. 
10.49.and  commandedhim  to  be  called,and 
1 1 .6.even  as  Jefus  had  commanded,and  they  let 
1 3#34.and  commanded  the  porter  to  watch 
L«^.8.29.for  he  had  commandedthe  uncleane  fpirit 
5  5  .and  he  commanded  to  give  her  meat 
9.2 1  .&  comma.them  to  tell  no  man  that  thing 
1 7>9.did  the  things  that  were  commanded  him 

io.done  all  thofe  things  which  are  command. 
18  .^oxommandedhim  to  be  brought  unto  him 

1 9.1  ^.common,  thefe  ferv.to  be  called  unto  him 
^S.1.4.  comman.them  that  they  (hould  not  depart 

4. 1 5. when  they  had  command.them  to  go  afide 

1 8  .commanded  them  not  to  fpeak  at  all 
$.-$4.command.to  put  the  Apoftles  forth  a  (pace 

40.  commandedthat  they  (hould  not  fpeak 
8.38 .commanded  the  charet  to  (land  ftill 
10. 4%. common. them  to  be  biptifed  in  the  name 
1 2. 19.cowOTOT.that  they  (hould  be  put  to  death 
16. 22. and  commanded  to  beat  them 
18.2.  Claudius  had  command.M  Jews  to  depart 
21.33. command. him  to  be  bound  with  two  cha. 
l^.comman.him  to  be  carried  into  the  c'aftlc 
2  2.24.chief  captain  comman.him  to  be  brought 
3  o. com. the  ch ief  prieft  &  their  Coun. to  app. 
23. 2. Ananias  comm.  them  that  flood  by  him  to 
10.  commanded  the  fouldiers  to  go  downe 
3 1  fouldiers,ns  it  was  commanded  them,  took 
3  ^.commandedhim  to  be  kept  in  Herods  hall 

24. 2  3 .  he  commanded  a  Centurion  to  keep  Paul 
2  j. 6.  commanded  Paul  to  be  brought 

1 7  .commandedthe  man  to  be  brought  forth 

2  i.I  commanded  him  to  be  kept,till  I  might 

27. 4  3. commandedthe  they  which  could  fwim 

1  Cor.  1 4. 3  4«but  they  are  comma.to  be  under  obed. 
ji  Thef.4.1  i.work  with  your  own  hands,as ytecom. 

2  TfeyT3.10.this  we  commanded  you,thzt  if  any 
Heb.  1 2.20 .  could  not  endure  that  which  was  com. 
Rev.y.n.  it  was  comman.them  not  to  hurt  the  graffe 

God  CommanOcD. 
G«2.2.i6\Godcfl»z;»7?Z(ferfthemanto  eat  freely 
6.22.all  that  God  commanded  him,fo  did  he 
■j.g.zsGodhzd  commanded.  Verfe  16. 

2  r  .48  .being  8  .daies  old,  as  God  had  command. 
S  2 


Vent,  r .  1 9.3s  the  Lord  out  God  commanded  us 
41.accord.to  all  that  the  L. our  God  comma. 
4. 5".even  as  the  Lord  my  God  commanded  me 
5 . 1 2.as  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  commanded  thee 

Verfe  16. 

1  ?  .L.thyGod  command.thee  to  keep  the  fab. 

3  2.to  do  as  the  L.your  God  hath  comma.yon 

3  3.waies,whichthe  L.your  G. hath  common. 

6. 1. which  the  L.your  God  comma,  to  teach  you 

2o.which  the  L.your  God  hath  common,  you 

13.? .wcl1  the  L.thy  God  hath  com.  thee  to  wal  k 

20. 1 7-as  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  command.them 

-  26. 1 6-this  day  the  Lord  thy  God  command.thee 

Jro/T9.24.Lord  thy  GodcfltfWMZZ.hisfervant  Mofes 

1 0.40. as  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  commanded 
Judg.4.6.  hath  not  the  L.God  of  Ifrael  commanded 

1  Cbro.  1 4: 1 6.David  did  as  God  commandedhim 

2  Chro.i  5.21.  for  God  command.me  to  make  hafte 
E^.7.23.whatfo.iscw».by  the  God  of  heaven,let 
Mat.  1  <,  .4. for  God  commanded,  faying,Honour 
AH.  1 0.3  3. hear  all  things  that  arecew.theeofGod 
2  Cflr.4.6\for  God  w  ho  comman.the  light  to  ihine 

Lord  ComwanOeO. 
Gcn.f.  f  .Noah  did  accord. to  all  that  the  L.comm. 
Exod.7-6.did  as  the  Lord  commanded.  Cha.10.20. 
&  12.28,50.  ScNnm.ij.  1  i.the  fame. 
16. 1 6. this  is  the  thing  which  the  L.  commanded 
Vci%3  2.&Chap.3  5. 4.Lm?.S.y.&  9.6. 
8c  i7-2.&N«»2.io.i.thefame. 
3  4.3s  the  Lord  commanded  Mofes.  Ch.  3  4.4. 
&  39-M>7>ii)^,3i,43.&'40. 19,21,23, 
2  5,i7,29,3  2.&lm8.9,i3,i  7,21,29.  & 
9.10.&  i6.34,&  24.23. Num. 1. 19. &  2. 
33,?i.&  4-49.&  8.3,22.8c  1  j. 36.8c  26. 
4.8c  27. 1 1.  8c  3  1.7,3 1, 41, 47.  8c  36. 10. 
Dent.$4.9.Jofi  1.1 5,20.8c  14. y. 8c  21.8. 
■    19.7. words  which  the  Lord  commanded  him 
3  j.  10. make  all  that  the  Lord  hath  commanded 
29-which  the  L.had  commanded  to  be  made 
36.1.  according  to  all  that  the  L.  had  command: 

<f.work  which  the  Lord  commanded  to  make 
3  8 . 2 2.made  all  that  the  Lord  commandedMoCes 
39.3  2.to  all  that  the  Lord  commanded  Mofes 
Ver.42. 8c  Cha. 40.1 6. Num.i. 54.8c  2.34 
8c  8.20.8c 9.5,8c  29.40.the  fame. 
Lmf.7.3  ^.which  the  Lord  commondedto  be  given 
38.whichtheL.c<v««<0z<krfMofes  in  Sinai 
8.4.Mofesdid  as  the  Lord  commanded him 
3  4X0  the  Lord  hath  commanded  to  do 
3£?.which  the  L.comma.by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
9. 7. atonement  for  them,  as  the  Lo.  commanded 
10.1  5.ftatute  forever,asthe  L.hath  commanded 
2  7.34.ccmmandem.whichthe  L.comma.MoCes 
N/^3.42.Mofesnumbred,astheL.c0««'tf»di?£/all 
1 5. 2 3. even  all  that  the  Lord  hath  commanded 

•  from  the  day  that  the  L. commanded  Mofes 
19.20.of  the  lawjwhich  the  Lord  hathcomman. 
20.27.Mofesdidas  the  L.command.  Ch.27.22. 
2 7. 2 3. him  a  charge,as  the  Lord  commanded 
30.16.  ftatutes  which  the  Lord  eommand.~MoCes 
3 1. 2 1. of  the  law /which  the  Lord  comm.Moks 
34.1 3. which  the  ~Lo.command.to  give  unto  the 
29. they  whom  the  Lo.comman.  to  divide  the 
36.2.theLordcw».mylordto  give  the  9.tribes 
1 3. and  judgements  which  the  ~L.cornmafi.oy 
Dent. 4. 14. the  Lord  commanded  me  at  that  time  to 
6.24.the  L.command.m  to  do  all  thefe  ftatutes 
9. 16. out  of  the  way  which  the  L.command.you 
10-5  there  they  be, as  the  Lord  commanded  me 
19. 1. of  the  coven. which  the  L  command.  Mofes 
y«/.4.io.that  the  Lo.commanded  Joihua  to  fpeak 
1 1 . 1 5  .of  all  that  the  Lord  commanded  Mofes 
14. 2.3s  the  L-commandcdby  the  hand  of  Mofes 
I7.4.the  L.comma.MoCes  to  give  us  an  inherit. 
2 1 .2.the  L.commandedby  the  hand  of  Mofes  to 

1  Sam.  1 3 . 1 4. the  L.comma.h\m  to  be  capt.over  his 

not  kept  that  which  the  L.commanded  thee 
1  ~K&ngsw.\o, 

2  Sam.^.z 5 .David  did  (o  as  the  L-commandedhim 

24. 19. went  up  as  the  Lord  commanded 

1  Kin.  13.21  .comma.w"'1  the  L.thy  God  com.thee 

2  Kin.  i4.6.wherein  the  L.c«8w.faying,The  fath. 

17.34.whkh  the  L.command.the  child.of  Jacob 
i8.6.kept  his  com.which  the  L. common M.octs 

1  Cbro.n.Z7.theLo  commanded  the  angd,and  he 
24. 19.  as  the  L.God  of  Ifrael  had  commanded 

..      '  _    .     2  cfog.2;.4.where 


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i  c7j(U2  5,.4.wlierethe  L.commanded&yingjThe 
Ncb.B.  i  .which  the  Lord  had  commanded  to  Ifrael 
14  which  the  Lord  had  command.by  Mofes 
Job  41. 9. according  as  the  Lord  commanded  them 
Pfal.106.  j 4. concerning  whom  the  Lo.«wz.them 

1  3  3 .3 .  for  there  the  Lord  command.thc  bleffing 
Jer.  1 3 .  5  .as  the  Lord  commanded  m  e 

z6.8.fpeaking  all  that  the  Lord  had  commanded 
Lam.  1. 1 7. Lord  hath  «wz»z.concerning  Jacob,that 
Act.  1 3 .47. for  fo  hath  the  Lord  commanded us 

Lord  or  God  CoinmanUeD  implicitely. 
G  .72.3.1  i.eaten  of  the  tree  whereof  I  common,  thee 
1 7. of  which  I  command.thee,thou  fhalt  not 
EAw/.4.28.all  the  fignes  which  he  had  comma.him 

23 . 1 5  .as  I  command. thzz  in  the  time  appointed 

29.3  5. according  to  all  things  wch  I  have  com. 

3  1 .6.  may  make  all  that  I  have  commanded  thee 
1 1  .to  all  that  I  have  commanded  thee  mall 

3  2. 8. out  of  the  way  which  I  commanded  them 

3  4. 1 8  .as  I  commanded  thee  in  the  time  of  Abib 
levit .7 . 3  8 .  in  the  day  that  he  com.  the  child.of  Ifr. 

1 0.1  .which  he  commanded  them  not 
Num.  3 . 1 6. word  of  the  Lord,as  he  was  commanded 

20.9.  rod  from  before  the  Lord,as  he  command. 

36. 2. and  my  lord  was  commandedby  the  Lord 
Deut. 4.1 3. which  he  commandedyou  to  performe 

6\i7.ftatutes  which  he  hath  commanded  thee 
25.commandem.as  he  hath  commandedus 

9.i2.afideoutof  the  way  whichl  hwecomma. 

1 7.3  .hoft  of  heaven,  which  I  have  not  comma?!. 

i8.20.whichl  have  not  command,  him  tofpeak 

2  6. 1 3  .w  hich  thou  haft  commanded  mc,I  have    > 
i4.according  to  all  that  thou  haft  comma.me 

2  8.45.andhis  ftatutes  which  he  hatru<w..thee 

31.5  .commandctn. which  I  have  commandedyou 
fojh.i  >9.have  not  I  commanded  thee  ?  be  ftrong 

7.1 1. my  covenant,which  I  have  common.them 

8.27.which  he  commanded  J ofhua 

1 3. 6. as  I  have  commanded thee 

2  3. 1 6.  which  he_w#.you,&  have  gone  &  ferv. 
Judg.z.  20.tranfgr.my  covenant  wc!l  I  have  comm. 

3 .4.which  he  comman.thtir  fathers  by  the  hand 
1  SS'.2.29.which  I  havzeomman.  in  my  habitation 

1  Kin. 8. 5  8. his  judgments  which  he  com.out  fath. 

9  4-todo  according  to  all  that  I  havecommand. 
1 1. 10. had  command-him  concerning  this  thing 

i 1  .and  my  ftatutes.which  I  have  comma.thzz 
15.5.  not  afide  from  any  thing  that  hecom.him 
17.4^1  have  commanded  the  ravens  to  feed  thee 

9.I  have  com. a.  widow  woman  there  to  fufta. 

2  Kin.  17. 1 3  .to  all  the  law  whichl  have  roOT.your 

21.8  .that  my  fervant  Mofes  commanded  them 

1  Chro.i6,i  5. word  v/ch  he  common. to  a  thouf.gen. 

Pfal.105.8. 
4cwhich  he  commanded  Ifrael 
i7.6.whomI  have  command.to  feed  my  people 
ic.fince  the  time  that  I  command  Judges  to 

2  Cbro.j.  1 7. do  accord.to  all  that  I  have  com.thez 
33.8  .to  do  all  that  I  have  commanded  them 

E^ra  9. 1 1  .wch  thou  haft  com.by  thy  fer.the  Proph. 
Vfal  7 .6.to  the  judgement  that  thou  haft  common. 

3  3 .9. he  commanded,and  it  flood  faft 

7  8 . 5  .w  hich  he  commanded  our  fathers 
23  .though  he  had  commanded  the  clouds 

I  i9.4.thou  haft  commanded  as  to  keep  thy 

1  jS.teftim.  that  thou  haft  com.aie  righteous 
1 48 . 3  .he  commanded^nd  they  were  created     - 

Ifa.  1 3 . 3 .1  have  commanded  my  fanctified  ones 
34. 16. for  my  mouth,  it  hath  commanded 
45.1 2. and  all  their  hoft  have  I  commanded 

Jcr.j.  22.  nor  commanded  them  in  the  day  that  I 

2  3-but  this  thin^commandcdl  them 

in  all  the  waies  that  I  have  comman.you 

3 1.  which  I  comma.thzm  not  ,neithercame  it 

Chap.32.35. 

I I  ^.according  to  all  which  I  have  comman.you 
8  .covenant  which  I  have  comman.them  to  do 

1 3.6.which  I  have  command.thez  to  hide  there 
14.14.fent  them  not,neitherhavelcow?».them 
17.12  .fabbath  day»as  I  command,  your  fathers 
1 9. 5 .  w  hie  h  I  commanded  not,nor  fpake  it 
23.3  2.I  fent  them  not,nor  commanded  them 
29.23  .which  I  have  not  commanded  them 
£(08.2.17.  that  he  had  command.in  the  daies  of  old 
Etcl^.q.  1  i.I  have  done  as  thou  haft  command.mt 
io.6.that  when  he  had  common.thz  man  clothed 


24.18.I  did  in  the  morning  as  I  was  command. 
3  7.10X0 1  prophefied  as  he  commanded  mz 
Zecb.i.6-my  ftat. which  I  comm.my  ferv.thc  proph. 
A£rf/.4.4.which  I  commanded  unto  him  in  Horeb 
Lidi.  14. 2  2. Lord  it  is  done  as  thou  haft  commanded 
Act.  1 0.42. he  comma,  us  to  preach  unto  the  people 

Mofes  CommanOeti, 
%Lev.S . 3 1  .as  I  commanded  faying,  Aaron  &  his  fons 
3  5.  that  ye  die  not :  for  fo  I  am  commanded 
9.5.  brought  that  which  Mofes  commanded 
2 1  .before  the  Lord,as  Mofes  commanded 
10. 1 8. eaten  it  in  the  holy  place,as  I  command. 
Num.  1 6.47.  Aaron  took  as  Mofes  had  command.&i 
3  2.28.  Mofes  commanded  Eleazar  and  Jofliua 
34.1 3.Mof.cfl«f»^.'/.thechildr.of  Ifrael,This  is 
3  6. 5. Mofes  comm.  the  child.of  Ifrael  according 
Deut. 17.  1. Mofes  with  the  Elders  common. the  peo. 
3  i.io.Mof.C0/W#i#z.them,faying,  At  the  end  of 
25  .Mofescomma.  the  Lev-which  bate  the  ark 
29. from  the  way  which  I  havzeommand.  you 
3  3 .4-Mofes  commanded  us  a  law,  even  an 
Jof.  1. 7. to  all  the  law  which  Mof.my  [tc.com.  thee 
1 3  .which  Mofes,  the  ferv.of  the  l_.comm.yo\i 
•4. 10. accord,  to  all  that  Mofes  command.  Joihua 
8.3 1  .as  Mofes  commanded  the  child.-of  Ifrael.it 
3  3as  Mofes  had  com-  Bonded  before 
3  5.  not  a  word  of  all  that  Mof.a«z»w.which 
1 1. 1 2,as  Mofes,  the  fervant  of  the  Lord, comm. 

22.2.  ye  have  kept  all  that  Mof.  commandedyou 
2  King.  18.12  .that  Mof.the  fervant  of  the  L.comm. 

2 1.8. law  that  my  fervant  Mof.  commanded  them 

1  Cfc.  0.6.49. to  a^  tnat  Mof.the  fer.of  G.had  com. 

1 5. i  j-  as  Mof.command.accordmg  to  the  word 

Mat.8.4.  offer  the  gift  that  Mofes  commanded 

Mar.  1 ,44.for  thy  cleanf.thofe  things  wcf'  Mo.com. 

Lukef.14. 
Job.8. 5. now  Mofes  in  the  law  commanded  us  that 

Cosreman&eOft. 
Neb. 1.7.  which  thou  commandedft  thy  fervant  Mof. 
8. word  that  thou  commanded^  thy  ferv.Mofes 
9.14-and  commanded^  them  precepts 
Jer.i  2.23>done  nothing  of  all  that  thou  command. 

Cominantiement. 

Gra.45.21.gave  them  wagons  accor.to  the  comma. 

Exo.i^.^  2.  &  he  gave  them  in  commandem.zW  that 

36.6.8c  Mofes  gave  commandement,  &  caufed  it 

38.21  .counted  accor.  to  the  command  of  Mofes 

Num.i  %.■$  1.  and  hath  broken  his  comma-ndement 

23.20. 1  have  received  commandement  to  bleffe 
Deut.  1 7. 20.that he  tnrned  not  afide  from  thzcom. 
30.1 1. this  commandem.  which  I  command  thee 
Jof.  1. 1 8  .that  doth  rebell  againft  thy  command.and 

2  2. 5. to  do  the  commandement  and  law  which 

1  J(/«.z.4  3.&  the  commandem.  that  I  have  charged 

13.21  .haft  not  kept  the  comma.which  the  Lord 

2  Jt»M7.34.orafterthelaw  &  com.w  hich  the  Lo. 

37. &  the  law  &  commandem.  which  he  wrote 
18. 36. Kings  commandem.was,An(vicr  him  not 
23.35  .money  accor.to  the  commandem  joi  Phar. 

1  Cbro.  1 2.3  2. all  their  breth.were  at  their  common. 

14. 1 2.Dav.gave  a. command.  &  they  were  burnt 
28.2 1  .people  will  be  wholly  at  thy  commandem. 

2  Cbr.8. 13.  according  to  the  commandem.  ofMofes 

1 5  .not  from  the  commandement  of  the  King 
14.4.10  do  thelaw,and  the  commandement 
1 9*10. between  law  8c  common.  ftat.&  judgem. 
24.6.according  to  the  commandement  ofMofes 

8. at  the  Kings  commandem. .they  made  a  cheft 

2  i.ftondd  at  the  commandement  oi  the  King 
29.1  5. came  accord,  to  the  common,  of  the  King 

2  5 .  according  to  the  commandement  of  David 
3O.6.accor.tothecW#;»0Z.oftheKingthepofts 

1 2. one  heart  to  doe  the  common. oi  the  King 

3  1. 5.affoone  as  the  commandement  came  abroad 

1 3  .at  the  commandement  of  Hezekiah  the  Ki. 

3  5. 1  o. according  to  Kings  commandement 

1 5. in  their  place,  accord,  to  the  com.of  Dav. 

1 6.  according  to  the  command,  of  King  Jofiah 

E^.6.i4.accor.tothe  com.of  G.  &  accor.  the  raw. 

8.17.  I  fent  them  with  commandem.  untolddo 

10.3.  of  thofe  that  tremble  at  the  comm.oiGoA 
Neb.  1 1 . 2  3 .  for  it  was  the  Kings  commandem-conc. 

1 2.24.  according  to  the  command,  of  David  the 
45.ro  the  commondem.of David  &  of  Solom. 
£/?.i.i2.Vaflitirefufedtocome  at  the  Kings  com. 
1 5.not  performed  the  commandem.  of  the  Ki. 


19. go  a  royall  commandement  from  him,and 
2.8.W  hen  the  Kings  commandement  was  heard 

20.  for  Either  did  the  command.of  Mordecai 
3.3.whytranfgreffeft  thou  the  Kings  command. 

14.  copy  of  the  writing  for  a  commandement 

1 5.  pofts  went  out  by  the  Kings  commandem. 
4. 3. province ,whitherfoever  the  Kings  common. 

5. gave  him  a  commandement  to  Mordecai 
8.1 3.copy  of  the  writing  for  a  commandement 
1 4.pveffed  on  by  the  Kings  commandement 
17.  in  every  city  whither  the  Kings  com. and 
9.  i.when  the  Kings  commandement  drew 
Job  j  3 . 1 2.neither  gone  back  from  the  com.of  his 
Vfal.  1 1  o.96.but  thy  command.  v&  exceeding  broad 

1 47 . 1 5  .fent  forth  his  commandement  upon  earth 
Pro.6. 2 3  .for  the  commandement  is  a  lamp 

8.29.waters  fhould  not  paffe  his  commandement 
13.13  .but  he  that  fcareth  the  commandem. £hall 
19.  i6.he  that  keepeth  the  commandem. Vzz^zth 
Eccle f.  8 . 5 .  w  hofo  keepeth  the  com'mand. (hall  feele 
^.36.2 1.  the  Kings  co»z«z/z.was,Anfwerhim  not 
Jer.  3  5 . 1 4.  but  obey  their  fathers  commandement 
1 6. have  performed  the  comm.oi  their  fathers 
1 8.becaufeye  have  obeyed  the  commandement 
Van.  3 . 2  2. Kings  commandement  was  urgent,and 
9.23. commandement  came  fortb,andIam  come 

2  5.from  the  going  forth  of  the  commandement 
Hof.f.  1 1.  he  willingly  walked  after  the  commande. 
Mai. 2. 1 .0  ye  priefts,this  commandem  as  for  you 

4. know  that  I  have  fent  this  command.to  you 

Mat. 8. 1 8, he  gave  commandement  to  depart  unto 

1 5 . 3  tranfgreffe  the  commandem.ef  God  by  your 

6.thus  have  ye  made  the  commond.oi God  of 

2  2.36.Mafter,Which  is  the  great  com.of  the  law 

3  8.this  is  the  firft  and  great  commandement 
Mar. 7. 8.  for  laying  afide  the  comma.oiG.  ye  hold 

9  .full  well  ye  rejecl:  the  command.oi  God,  & 
1 2. 28. which  is  the  firft  commandement  of  all 
3  o.this  is  the  firft  commandement 
3 1  .none  other  commandem. or eater  then  thefe 
Ln\.  1 5.29.neither  tranfg  I  at  any  time  thy  comm. 
23.5<?.refted  the  fab.day  accord.to  the  command. 
John  1  o.  1 8. this  commandement  have  I  received  of 
1 2.49.he  gave  me  a  command.what  I  fhould  fay 
5  o.I  know  that  his  comma.'is  life  everlafting 
14. 3 1. as  the  Father  gave  me  command.tven  fo 
1 5. 1 2. this  is  my  command.that  ye  love  one  ano. 
All.  1 5 .  24.ro  whom  we  gave  no  fuch  commandem. 
17. 1 5. receiving  a  commandement  unto  Silas 
23 . 3 o.and  gave  command.to  his  accufers,alfo  to 
2 5 . 2  3 .  at  Feftus commandem. Paid  was  brought 
Rom.y.SSm  taking  occafion  by  the  flwz.wrought 
9-when  the  commond.came,  fin  revived,and  I 
io.f9W#z.which  was  ordained  to  life  I  found 
1 1.  fin  taking  occafion  by  the  flWHW.deceived 
1 2.the  commondem.is  holy,and  juft,and  good 
1 3  .that  fin  by  the  comnumd.bzcamz  exceed. 
1 3 .9.if  there  be  any  other  command,  it  is  briefly 
i6.26.accordingto  the  com.oi the  everlaft.God 

1  Cor.7.6. 1  fpeak  this  by  promife,&  not  oicomm. 

2  0'.8.8.I  fpeak  not  by  command.but  by  occafion 
Epbef.6.i.vi\vch  is  the  firft  command. with  prorhife 
1  Tim.  1 . 1  .by  the  comman.oi  God  our  Saviour,and 

5 .  the  end  of  the  commandement  is  charity 

Tit.  1. 3. according  totheforo.of  God  our  Saviour 

Hfi.7. 5.a  command.to  take  tithes  of  thepeo.accor. 

i6.not  after  the  law  of  a  carnall  commandem. 

1 8  .a  difanulling  of  the  command.going  afore 

1 1 . 2  2 .gave  commandement  concerning  his  bones 

23. and  they  not  afraid  of  the  Kings  common. 

i  Pet.  2 . 2 1  .to  turn  from  the  holy  command.deliver. 

3. 2. and  of  the  commandement  ofusthe  Apoftles 

1  Job. 1.7. but  an  old  command.which  ye  had  from 

old  commondem.is  the  word  that  ye  have 

3. 23. this  is  his  comman.that  we  fhould  beleeve 

love  one  another,as  he  gave  us  command. 

4.2 1  .this  commandement  have  we  from  him,  that 

1  John  4.as  we  have  received  a  commandement  from 

6.this  is  thz commande. thztasyzhzvz  heard 

Give  orgiw/Cominantifcinettt. 

Exod. 25.22  .things  which  He  give  thee  in  comma. 
Deut.  1 . 3  .Lord  had  given  him  in  commo.uixto  them 
£^'.4. 2 1  .give  ye  now  command.to  caufe  thefe  men 
another command.u\a\bz  given  from  me 
Pfal.j  1.3.  thou  haft  given  commandem.to  fave  me 
Ifa.  1 3 . ii  .the  L.hath  given  a  raw.againft  the  city 
Nab  .1.1 4.Lord 


COM   COM 


COM   COM 


COM   COM 


Nab.  i .  1 4.Lord  hath  given  a  comman.concern.thee 

lob  ii.ti.  had  eiven  a  commande.xhit  if  any  man 

i  M4.ancw  commandemcntl  give  unto  you 

Keep  CommanDeroeitt,  See  it  m  fteep: 

CommanDement«f^i»^- 

E*orf  17. i.  accor.to  the agmumd*&&e.  Lord,and 

2to.?.j9.MoC&  Aar.numb.atthe  t».  of  the  L. 

a  JY.  according  to  the  comman.oi  the  L-by  the 

*'*'  Chapc.41.49. 

a  x8  at  the  effW.of  the  L.thechild.oflfra.  jour. 

at  the  commandment  of  the  L.they  pitched 

zo.according  to  the  cotfz.of  the  L.they  abode 

io  the  comman.oithe  Lord  they  journeyed 

Verfezj. 

zj.at  the  commandementoi the  L.they  reftcd 

command,  of  the  L.by  the  hand  of  Moles 

10.1  3  .took  journie  accord.tothe  com.oi  the  L. 

1 2.2  .Mofes  by  the  command.oi  the  Lord  fent 
1441.tranfgr.thecow.of  the  Lord,butit  (hall 
14. 1 J .  I  cannot  go  beyond  the  com.oi  the  L-to 
,,,2  journies,  by  the  commandement  of  the  Lord 

3  8.  at  the  command.oi  the  L.and  died  there 
r0r  8.8  .accord.to  the  comman.oi  the  L.fhall  ye  do 
15.13  .according  to  the  com.oi  the  L-to  Jofua 
1 7.4.according  to  the  comman.oi  the  L.he  gave 
ii  j  at  thecow^^WKioftheLo.thefe  cities 
223  kept  the  charge  of  the  comman.oi  the  Lord 
12.14.8c  not  rebel  aga.the  «w».ofthe  L-then 


1  Sa. 


2.of  the  L-then 


1  5  .but  rebell  againft  the  com 

1 3 . 1 3  .th  pu  haft  not  kept  the  comman.oi  the  L . 

15.13.1  hive  performed  the  command.oi  the  L- 

z4.I  have  tranfgrefled  the  commrnd.oi  the  L. 

2 SS.12.9.  defpifed  the  comma.n-oix.ht  Lord,todo 

2  KiB.24.  3  .at  the  commandem.  of  the  L  came  this 

2  Cfco.2C).25.forfowastheco«W^.ofthe  Lo.by 

Pfd.i9.8.thecom.oi the  Lord  is  pure,inlightening 

1  C<v.  7.1 5  .concern-  virgins  I  have  no  com.oi  the  L. 

New  Commantjement. 
Job.  1 3 . 3  4.3  new  command-!  have  given  unto  you 

1  John  2.7.I  write  no  new  commandem.unto  you 

8. a  new  commandem.!  write  unto  you,which 

2  Job.  5-not  as  though  I  wrote  a  new  comxo  thee 

Rebelled  againft  CommanOement, 
2Vw8.27.14.ye  rebelled  againft  my  co»z.m  the  def. 
Deaf.  i.26.rebelled  againft  the  comman.oi  the  Lo. 

Vetfe43. 
9. 2  3. then  you  rebelled  againft  the  com.oi  the 
Lam.i. 1 8.1  have  rebelled  againft  his  commandem. 

CommanOements. 

Gen.i$-  5 .  Abra.kept  my  commandements,  my  lawes 

Exod.i  5.26.  and  will  give  eare  to  his  commandem. 

24.12.  and  a  law  andflM»#2.which  I  have  writ. 

3  4. 28 .  wrote  upon  the  tables  the  1  o  xommande. 

I«\4.2.through  ignor.aga.any  of  the.  cow.of  the 

1 3  .done  fomewhat  aga.any  of  the  cdm.oi the 

Verfe  27. 

2  2.ignor.againft  any  of  the  tom.oi  the  Lord 
5. 1 7  .forbid .  to  be  done  by  the  com.oi  the  Lord 
27.34.thefe  are  thecomman.  which  the  L.com. 

Num.1 5. 2 2. not  obfer.all  thefe  eow.which  the  Lo. 

3  9.  remember  all  the  comandements  of  the  L. 
36.1 3  .thefe  are  the  command.  &  judgments  wch 

Vent.if.i  ^.to  perform, even  10. commandem. and  he 
5.3  i.fpeak  unto  thee  all  the  commandements 
6. 1  .now  thefe  are  the  commandem. the.  ftatutes 

2. and  his  commandem.whkh  I  command  you 
8.i  .all  the  commandem.whkh  I  command  thee 
1 1. in  not  keeping  his  comman.Sc.  judgements 
lo^.the  10.comma.mhkh  the  Lord  fpakeunto 
1 1.1  3  .hearken  diligently  unto  my  cora.which 
27  .if  ye  obey  the  commandements  of  the  Lord 
a8.if  ye  will  not  obey  the  commandements  of 
26. 1 3 .according  to  all  thy  comman.whkh  thou 
not  tranfgrefled  thy  command.ntithe):  have 
28.13  .hearken  unto  the  command.oi  the  Lord 
3 1. 5. according  to  all  the  commandem.whkh! 
Judg.z.  1 7. obeying  the  command.oi 'the  Lord3but 
3. 4.would  hearken  unto  the  com.oi  the  Lord 
i  Sam.  1 5 . 1 1 .  hath  not  performed  my  commandem. 

1  Kin.  1 1  •  3  4-becaufe  he  hath  kept  my  commandem. 

i4.8.who  kept  my  rowz.and  who  followed  me 
18. 1 8. in  that  ye  have  forfakenthe  command.oi 

2  Kin.17.  i6.1eft  all  the  common,  of  the  Lord  their 

19-  Judah  kept  not  the  commandemoi  the  L. 
18 ,6.but  kept  his  commandem.whkh  the  Lord 
1  Chro.7.1 9.  and  forfake  my  commandem.whkh  I 


i7.4.walked  in  his  commandements,  &  not  after 
24. 20. why  tranlgreffe  ye  thecow.of  the  Lord 
31.21  .and  in  the  commandem.w  feek  his  God 
Et/o  7. 1  r.a  fcribe  of  the  words  of  the  command.oi 
9. 1  o.for  we  have  forfaken  thy  commandements 
1 4.fhould  we  again  break  thy  commandements 
Neb.  1 . 5  .and  obferve  his  commandements 

7. and  have  not  kept  the  commandements 
9.13  .true  lawes,good  ftatutes,and  commandem. 
16.  and  hearkened  not  to  thy  commandements 
Chapt.29.34. 
Pfal.S 9. 3 1  .and  keep  not  my  commandements 
1 1 1 . 7  .all  hi  s  commandements  are  fure 
1 1 2. i.that  delighteth  greatly  in  his  commande. 
1  i9.6.have  refpect  unto  all  thy  commandemmts 
lo.not  wander  from  thy  commandements 
1 9.  hide  not  thy  commandements  from  me 
2 1 .  which  do  erre  from  thy  commandements 
3  2.Ile  run  the  way  of  thy  commandements 
3  5. teach  me  to  go  in  the  path  of  thy  comma. 
47,Ile  delight  my  felfe  in  thy  commandements 
48.unto  thy  commandem.whkh  I  hav=  loved 
66. for  I  have  beleeved  thy  commandements 
7  3. that  I  may  learne  thy  commandements 
86.all  thy  commandements  are  faithfull,they 
98.  thou  through  thy  commandem. haft,  made 
127  .therefore  I  love  thy  commandements 
131  .for  I  longed  for  thy  commandements 
143  .yet  thy  commandements  are  my  delights 
1 5 1. and  all  thy  commandements  are  truth 
1 66, and  I  have  done  thy  commandements 
1 7  2. all  thy  commandements  are  righteoufnefs 
176.hr  I  do  not  forget  thy  commandements 
P;o.j.i.hidemy  commandements  with  thee 
7. 1. lay  up  my  commandements  with  thee 
10.8.  wife  in  heart  will  receive  commandements 
lfa.48 .18.O  that  thou  hadft  hearkned  to  my  com. 
Amo.z.^.and  have  not  kept  his  commandements 
Ato.5.i9.break  one  of  thefe  leaft  commande. mi. 
1 5.9.teaching  for  do&rine  thecomman.  of  men 
Mar\e  7.7. 
22.40.on  thefe  two  commanding  all  the  law 
Mar.  10.  i9.thou  knoweft  the  commandements,  do 

Lu\e  18.20. 
1  z.29.the  firft  of  all  the  «».is,Hear  O  Ifrael 
Lu1(.  i  .6.walking  in  all  the  command  ordinances 
Job.  14.2 1. he  that  hath  my  command.and  keepeth 

1 5 . 1  o .  as  I  have  kept  my  fathers  commandemen. 
Ail.  i.z.through  the  holy  Ghoft  had  given  comma. 
1  Cffr.7-19.but  the  keeping  of  the  command.oi  God 

1 4.37.write  unto  you,are  the  com.oi  the  Lord 
Ephefi.i6.tven  the  law  in — command.conteined 
Col. 2. 2  2. after  the  commandements  of  men 

4.io.touching  whom  ye  received  commandements 
1  Thef.q.z.ye  know  what  comman.wt  gave  you  by 
Tit .  1 . 1 4.and  commandem.oi  men  t  hat  turne  from 
1  Job.z.^.and  keepeth  not  his  command.he  is  a  liar 
3.24.he  that  keepeth  his  commandement  s,dwt\\% 
zjobn  6.1ove,that  we  walk  after  his  commandem. 

Do  CommaitGementiS, 
Num.  1 5 .40.and  do  all  my  commandem. and  be  holy 
Deut.6.z  5  .obferve  to  do  all  thefe  commandements 
1 5. 5.  to  obferve  to  do  all  thefe  command.which 
1 9-9.keep  all  thefe  commandements, to  do  them 
27.  io.and  do  his  commandem. mi.  his  ftatutes 
28.1  .and  do  all  his  commandements,  which  I 
1 5.to  obferve  to  do  all  his  command.and  his 
3  o.JS.and  do  all  his  command.which  I  comman. 
1  Chro.zS.y.ii  he  be  conftant  to  do  va.scomma.nd. 
Neb.  10.29.  and  do  all  the  commandem.oi  the  Lord 
Pydf.103.18.thatrememb.his  comman.to  do  them 
ao.that  do  his  commandements,  hearkening 
1 1 1 .10.underft.have  all  they  that  do  his  comm. 
Revel.zz.  14.  bleffed  are  they  that  do  his  command. 

Not  do  CommanDement#. 
Iewf.26.14.  will  not  do  all  thefe  commandements 
1 5.  fo  that  ye  will  not  do  all  my  commandem* 
Keep  Commant>ement0,  See  &eep, 

Commanber. 
Jfa.  5  5.4.  a  leader  and  commander  to  the  people 

Commanded. 
Jof.1.16.  all  that  thou  commandefi  us  we  will  do 
i8.words3in  all  that  thou  commanded  him 
Jer.%  2. 23. do  nothing  of  all  that  thou  comm.them 
Acl.zi  .^.commandefi  me  to  be  fmitten,  contrary 
S3 


Commantsetl;. 

Num.  3  2.2  5.  ferv  will  do  as  my  lord  commandcth 
Job  9.7.which  commandih  the  fun,&  it  rifeth  not 

36. 10. command,  that  they  return  from  iniquity 
3  2.and  commandetb  it  not  to  fhine 

37.1 2.may  do  whatfoever  he  commandetb  them 
Pfa.i  07 . 2  5-he  comma.md  raifeth  the  ftormy  wind 
Lam.  3 . 3  7  .when  the  Lord  commandetb  it  not 
Amo.6. 1 1. the  Lord  comma.znd  he  will  fmite 
A?a>'.i.27.withautho.co/».hethefpirits.I.K/f.4.36 
Z.«^.8 .2  5-for  he  commandetb  even  the  winds,  and 
At~t.  17.30  .but  now  command,  all  men  every  where 

Commanding, 
Ges.49. 3  3  .when  Jacob  had  made  an  end  oicomm. 
Mat.  1 1 . 1  .an  end  of  commanding  his  1  a.difcipl.  he 
Ail. z%.%. command. his  accufers  to  come  unto  thee 

1  Tmi.t,.  3  .and  commanding  to  abftain  from  meats 
Comment). 

!.«'(■.  1 3. 46.into  thy  hands  I  commendmy  fpirit 
/4<!?.20.3i.brethren,Ito«iwe^youtoGod 
Rom.j.^.ii our  untighte.eow/Wfc/the  right.ofGod 
1 6. 1 .1  commend  unto  you  Phebe  our  lifter 

2  Cor.  3 . 1 .  do  we  begin  again  to  comme.out  felves 
5. 1 2.if  we  commend  not  our  felves  unto  you 
10.12. or  compare  our  felves  with  fome  that  Co. 

CommenDatfon. 

2  CV^.i.asfomeotherSjepiftles  of  comm.to  you 
or  letters  oi commendation  itom  you 

Commcntieb. 
Gen.  1 2. 1  ^.commended Sarai  before  Pharaoh 
Vro.  1 2. 8. a  man  ftialbe  commend.accoidine  to  his 
Ecclef.S.  1 5. then  I  commended  mirth 
Lu\.  16.8.  the  Lord  commended  the  unjuft  fteward 
Abl.i^.zi .they  commend.thtm  to  the  L.on  whom 
2  Cor.  1 2. 1 1  .for  I  ought  to  have  been  comended of 

Commenurtlj. 
Rom.$.%h\xt  God  commendetb his  love  towards  uS 

1  Cff>\8.8.bur  meat  commendetb  us  not  to  God 

2  Coi".io.i8.  not  he  that  co»we».himfelf  is  appro, 
but  whom  the  Lord  commendetb 

Commencing. 
2  Cff/'.4.  z. commend. owe  felves  to  every  mans  confe. 

Commtfffon. 
4cl.z6.i  2.withauth.&  commif.homthe  high  pri. 

Commiffiond. 

E^.8.36  they  delivered  the  Kings  commissions 

Commit. 

Exod.zo.i  4.thou  (halt  not  commit  adultery 

Deaf.  5. 1 8. 

Lcvit.^.iy.com.zny  of  thefe  things  which  are  for. 

18.26.ye  (hall not  com.nny  ofthefe  abominat. 

i9.whofoever  fhall  com.zwy  of  thefe  abomi. 

foules  that  commit  them  flialbe  cut  off 

jo.that  ye  commit  not  any  of  thefe  abomina. 

Num.  5. 6. or  woman  thatfhal  com.my  fin  that  men 

Deaf.  1 9. 20. dial  henceforth  com.no  more  any  fuch 

2  Cfe-.21.11.  caufed  inhab.of  Jeruf.to «/«.fornic. 

Job  5. 8. unto  God  would  I  commit  mycaufe 

Pfal.  3 1 . 5  .into  thine  hand  I  commit  my  fpirit 

37. 5. commit  thy  way  unto  the  Lord 
Pro.  16.3  .commit  thy  workes  unto  the  Lord 

i2.abominationtokings  to  cow.wickednefs 
Jfa.  22.21  .He  com. thy  government  into  his  hand 

23.1 7-&  fhall  cow.fornicat.with  all  the  kingd. 
^■.7.9.will  ye  fteal,  murder, &  commit  adultery 
2  3.i4.theyco/»;s>Mf  adultery,and  walk  in  lies 
37.2  i.cotfz.  Jeremy  unto  the  court  of  the  prifon 
44.7.wherefore  commit  ye  this  great  evill\ 
£^.8.i7.f0;fl!.theabom.which  they  commit  here 
1 6.43  .and  thou  fhalt  not  commit  this  lewdnefs 
2  2.9.in  the  midft  of  thee  they  commit  lewdnefs 
Uof.a,.  1 3  .and  your  fpoufes  fliall  commit  adultery 
i4.nor  your  fpoufes, when  they  com.  adultery 
6.9.for  they  commit  lewdneffe 
7. 1. for  they  commit  falfhood,and  the  thiefe 
Mat.s  .27.thou  (halt  not  commit  adultery 

Chapt.  19. 1 8.&  Rom.j  3.9, 
3  2-caufeth  her  to  commit  adultery,  and 
i9.9.marry  her  wch  is  putaway,dothcow.adul. 
Mar.  io.  19.  do  notcommit  adultery  j  Do  not  kill 

Lu\e  18. 20. 

Luk- 1 2.4  8. &  did  commit  things  worthy  of  ftripes 

1 6. 1 1  .whofo  will  commit  to  your  ttuft  the  true 

John  z.  24.  Jefus  did  not  commit  himfelf  unto  them 

Rom.  1.3  2.that  they  wcIY<«B.fuch  things  are  wor. 

2.  i.againft  them  which  commit  fuch  things 

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22.  doeft  thou  commit  facrilcdge 
i  Co?',  io. 8. neither  let  us  commit  fornication,as 
i  Ti»2.i.i8.this  charge  I  commit  unto  thee/on 
2  Ty«.2.2.the  fame  commit  thou  to  faithfull  men 
Jam.  i.o.ye  have  refpcd  to  pcrfons,ye  commit  fin 

1  l.he  that  faid,Do  not  commit  adultery,faid 

now  if  thou  commit  no  adulcery,yct  if 
i  Pct.q.ia.commit  the  keeping  of  their  foules 
i  Joh.3. g.born  of  God, doth  not  commit  fin 
Rev. 2.  i  4-and  to  commit  fornication 

zo.teducemy  fervant  to  commit  fornication 

2  2-and  them  that  commit  adultery  with  her 

Qommitiniquity. 
2  Sam.7. 14.  if  he  commit  iniquity  ,Ile  chaften  him 
Job  34.10.Almig.that  he  mould commit  iniquity 
Jet: 9. 5. weary  themfclves  to  commit  iniquity 
E^. 3. 20. from  hisrighteoufnes,&  cow.iniquity 
33.13  .and  commit  iniquity,all  his  righteoufnes 
Commit  trefpafle. 
Levity. 1 5. if  afoul  commit  a  trefpafle  through 
6.2.if  a  foul  iin,sn    commit  a  trefpafle3and 
Num.5 . 1 2.and  commit  a  trefpafle  againft  him 

3  i.i6.to  commit  trefpafle  againft  the  Lord  in 
J0f.z2.zo. commit  a  trefpafle  in  the  accurfed  thing 

Commit  whoredome. 
Levit. 20. 4x0  commit  whoredome  with  Molech 
Num.2^.  1  .peopK  begin  to  awz.whord.withMoab 
Eyek..  1 6.  t  7.didft  commit  whoredome  with  them 

20. 30. and  com.yi  whoredome  after  their  abom. 
Ho^.io.theylhallcow.whordomj&notincreafe 
1 3-y^ur  daughters  mall  commit  whordome 
i4.not  punifli  your  dau-when  they  com.who. 
Commit  whoredome s. 
E%ck,.  16.3  4#none  f  olloweth  thee  to  com.whotdo. 
23.43  .will  they  now  com-  whordoms  with  her 
Committee. 
G^.39.8.he  hath  committed  all  that  he  hith  to  my 
22.  committed  to  Jofephs  hand  all  the  prifon. 
Levit. 4.2  5. an  atone.for  his  fins  that  he  hath  com. 
1 8.30.cuftomes  which  are  committe  dbefoie  you 
20. 2  3  .for  they  committed  all  thefe  things 
Num.  1 5.24^  ought  be  committed  by  ignorance 
Vent.  1 7. 5  .or  that  woman  w  hich  have  commit. that 

21.22.  if  a  man  have  committed  a  fin  worthy 

Judg.zo.6.they  havec0#»«Kft«/lewdneffe  in  Ifrael 

1  V^n  14  2  z.with  their  fins  which  they  had  comm. 

zj.committ. them  into  the  hands  of  the  guard 

2  chron.  1 2. 10. 

1  Cifw.io.3.which  he  committed againft  the  Lord 

2  C^o.  3 4. 1 6. all  that  was  com.to  thy  fervant ,they 
Jer.  1. 1 3  .for  my  people  have  committed  two  evils 

3. 8. whereby  backflidmg  IfvaekflTOZ.adultery 

^.committed  adultery  with  ftones  and  ftockes 
5. 7. fed  them  to  the  full,they  then  com. adultery 

3  o.a.  horrible  thing  is  committed  in  the  land 
16.10.what  is  our  fin  that  we  have  row.againft 
29.23  .becaufe  they  have «7».villany  in  Ifrael,& 

have  cow.adultery  with  their  neigh.wives 
3  o.  i4.and  committed  him  to  Gedaliah  the  fon 
40. 7. and  had  commit.unto  him  men  &  women 
41.10.whom  Nebuzar.had  comm.to  Gedaliah 
44. 3  .which  they  have  committed  to  provoke  me 
9.which  they  have  com.in  the  land  of  Judah 
E%sk-  16.26.thou  haft  alfo  committed  fomicat.with 
5  i.neither  have  Samar.  committed  half  of  thy 
52.6ns  that  thou  haft  committed  abominably 
1 8. 2 1. from  all  their  fins  that  he  hath  committed 
22.aU  his  tranfgre.that  he  hath  commit.they 
28.fromall  his  tranfg.that  he  hath  commjt.he 
20.43  .for  all  your  evils  that  ye  have  committed 
23 .3. they  committed  whordomes  in  Egypt 

they  committed  whoredomes  in  their  youth 
7  .thus  (he commit.het  whordomes  with  them 
3  7. that  they  have  committed adultery,and 
with  their  Idols  have  they  commit. adultery 
3  3.i6.noneofhisfinsthathehathro/«.ftialbe 
He/.  1 . i  .the  land  hath  committed  great  w hordome 
4.18  .they  have  commit. whordome  continually 
Mat.  $ .  28  .to  luft  after  her,hath  committed  adultery 
Mar.  1 5 .7.who  had  commit. mutdev  in  themfelves 
Lull.  1 2 .48  .to  w  horn  men  have  committed  much 
John  5. 2z. but  ha  throw,  all  judgement  to  the  Son 
^S.8.3.hailing  men  &  women,«W».them to  prif. 
2  j  .1  i.or  have  com.any  thing  worthy  of  death 
2  5. when  I  found  that  he  hadc0w.nothi.wor 
27. 40. they  committed  themfelves  unto  the  fea 


28.  i7.though  I  have  OTz.nothing  againft  the 
/ta. 3. 2. unto  them  were  com.the  oracles  of  God 

1  C0/\9. 1 7. a  difpen.of  the  Gofpel  is commit.to  me 

io.8.comit  fornication,as  fome  of  them  comm. 

2  Cor.  <>. 19. committed  unto  us  the  word  of  reconci. 

1 1 .7. have  I  common  offence  in  abafing  my  felf 
1 2.2  i.and  lafcivioufnefle  which  they  have  cow. 
G<z/.z.7.Gofpel  of  uncircumcif.was  row.unt©  me 

1  Tim.  1  1 1. which  was  committed  to  my  truft 

6.20.O  Timothy ,keep  that  which  is  commit.to 

2  Tim.  1. 12.  which  I  have  commit.unto  him  againft 

i4.good  thing  which  was  commit. unto  thee 

Tit.i^.which  is  cow.unto me, according  to  com. 

Jam.  $ .  1 5  .committed  fins,  they  fhal  be  forgiven 

1  Pet. 2. 2 3  .but  commit. himfelf  to  him  that  judgeth 

Jude  1 5. ungodly  deeds  which  they  have  ung.com 

Rev.  1 7-2.with  who  kings  of  the  earth  haveco.for. 

i8.3.kings  of  the  earth  have  com.fotn.  with  her 

9. kings  of  the  earth  who  have  c0w.forn.and 

Committed  abomin.ox  abominations. 

Lcvit.  20. 1 3  .both  them  have  committed  an  abomin. 

Jer. 6. 1 5.aihamed  when  they  hadcow.abominatio 

Chapt.8.12. 
44.22.of  the  abominations  which  ye  have'eow. 
Exeli.6,9. committed in  all  their  abominations 
16  50. committed  abomination  before  me 
i8.i2.tothe  Idols,  hath  comitted  abomination 
22. 1 1.  one  hath  com.  abominat.with  his  neigh. 
,  33.19.ofaU  their  abom. which  they  hvte.com. 
438. by  their  abominations  that  they  have  row. 
'44.1 3. bear  their  abomin. which  they  have  com. 
Mai.  2. 1 1  .an  abomination  is  committed  in  Ifrael 

Committee  iniquity. 
Pfal.  io6.6.we  have  committed  iniquity ,we 
E-tak'l  3.13  .for  his  iniquity  that  he  hath  committed 
Van.g-  5.  have  c0W/Wf.iniquity,and  done  foohflily 

Commftteu  trefpafje. 
Levit. 5. 7. bring  for  his  trefpafs  w'"  he  hath  commi. 
Jof.7.1.  children  of  Ifrael  committed  a  trefpafle  in 
22.16.what  trefpafle  is  this  that  ye  have  comm 
3  1.  becaufe  ye  have  not  commit.this  trefpaffl- 
E^e£. 1  f.S.becaufe  they  have  committed*  trefpafle 
20. 27. committed a  trefpafle  againft  me 
Committer)  wic\ednes. 
1  IC«2-'8.47.we  have  cowwittcrf  wickednes 
£^.  18. 27. from  his  wickedn.that  he  hath  comm. 

Committed. 

Ho/5.3 .0  Ephraim,thou  committed  whoredome 

Comuuttctf). 

Levit.  10. 1  o.the  man  that  coww.adult.with  anoth. 

that  commit. aduXtety  with  his  neighb.wife 

Pfal.  10. 1 4.the  poore  committetb  himfelf  unto  thee 

Pro. 6. 3  2.whofo  commit. adultery  with  a  wo.lackes 

E^4-8-6.that  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  committetb  here 

16. 3  2.as  a  wife  that  committetb  adultery ,which 

18.24.from  his  right,  and  C0WWJ£.iniquity,and 

Verfe  26. 
$3.\8.and  committetb  iniquity }he  fhal  even  die 
Mat.  j. 3  2. marry  her  that  is  divorced,cowwj.adult. 
19. 9. marry  another,  committetb  adultery 

Lu\e  16.18. 
Lu\.\6. 1 8. away  from  her  husband,  co;».adultery 
Joh.%.  34.whofoeverc0WW.fin>is  the  fervant  of  fin 
1  C0>'.6.i8.he  that  com.  fornicatio,fins  againft  his 
1  Job.2. 4-whofoevet  committetb  fin  tranfgrelTeth 
8. he  that  committetb  fin, is  of  the  divell 
Committing. 

£^£.33.1  f .  ftat.of  life  without  c0WW.iniquity,he 
Hof.q.z.and  committing  adultery ,break  out,and 

CommoDious. 
Act.zj.i  z.haven  was  notcomodiom  to  winter  in 

Common. 
Num.  \6. 29.it" thefe  men  die  the  common  death  of 
1  Sam.zi .4. there  is  no  common  bread  under  my 

y  .and  the  bread  is  in  a  manner  common 
Ecclef.6. 1  .and  it  is  common  among  men 
Jcr.i  i.f.ihall  eat  them  as  common  things 
E%e\.  2  3 .42.  with  the  men  of  the  common  fort  were 
Afaf.27.27.took  Jefus  into  the<ww»o?zhalI,and 
^1^.2.44.  and  had  all  things  common 
4. 3  2.but  they  had  all  things  common 
5. 1 8. put  them  in  the  common  prifon 
1  o.  14.neitb.er  eaten  any  thing  that  is  comon,  or 
1 5  .what  G.hath  cleanf.that  call  not  thou  co. 
Chapt.  1 1.9. 
2 8, not  call  any  thing  commoner  uncleane 


1 1. 8. for  nothing  common  or  unclean  hath  at 
1  Cot.  10.13.  taken  you,but  fuch  as  is  com.to  man 
Tit.  1 .4.to  Titus  mine  own  fon  after  the  com.^h 
Jude  3  .to  write  unto  you  of  the  common  falvation 

Common  people. 
Ira?.4.27.if  any  one  of  the  common  people  fin 
Jer.26.21.  bis  dead  body  into  the  graves  oico.w. 
Mar. \2. n  .the  common  people  heard  him  gladly 

Common  wealth. 
Eph.  2. 12, .being  aliens  from  the  row.wealih  of  Iff 

Commonip. 

Ate.2S.i5.faying  is  commonly  reported  among  the 
1  Cor.  5. 1. reported  commonly,that  there  is  foxn.arh. 

Commotion. 
Jer.  10.22.  a  great  commotion  out  of  the  north  cou. 

Commotions. 
Lu\c  2 1 .9. hear  of  commotions. ,be  not  terrified        I 

Commune. 
G«z.34.6".Hamor  went  out  to  commune  with  Jacob 
Exod. 2%. 22. meet  with  thee,andlle  communev/ith 
Sam.i8.2  2Xayinz„Commune  with  Da.fecretly,& 
19. 3 -lie  commune  with  my  father  of  thee 
Job  4.  i.if  we  aflay  to  commune  with  thee,  wilt  thou 
Pfal.4.4.  commune  with  your  own  heart  upon  your 
64.  s.tbey  commune  of  laying  of  (hares  privily 
77.6.I  commune  with  mine  own  heart,and 
CommnneD- 
Gen.i  3 .8.  Abraham  comm.v/hh  the  childr.of  Heth 
34.8  .Hamor  communed  with  them,  faying 
20  communed  with  the  men  of  their  citie 
^2.2^.communed  with  them,and  took  Simeon 
42.1  g.communed with  them  at  the  doore  of 
Judg.c).  1  .mothers  brethr.and  communed 'with  them 
1  Sam.9.25.  Sam.  communedwith  Saul  on  the  top 
25.39  David  fent,  and  communed  with  Abigail 

1  Kjn.io.2.{hz  communed  with  him  of  all  that  was 

2  Chron. 9. 1. 

2  !(/ȣ.  2  2. 1 4.  and  they  communed  with  Huldah 
Ecclef  1 .  16.I  communed  with  mine  own  heart 
Dan.  1.19.  and  the  King  communed  with  them,and 
Zcch.  1 . 1 4X0  the  angel  that  communed  with  me,faid 
Ln1i-6.i  1.  &  commim.  one  with  anorher,what  they 

22. 4.and  communed  with  the  chiefe  priefts 
24. 1  j .  that  while  they  communed  together,  and 
Acl.24.26.ient  for  him  the  oftner,&£0»w«.with 

Communicate, 

GaU  6. 6. communicate  unto  him  that  teacheth,in  all 
Pbil.4. 1 4.  that  ye  did  communicate  with  my  afHift. 

1  Tim.6. 1 8.ready  to  diftribute,willing  to  commim. 
Heb.12 .i6.to communicate  forget  not,for  with  fuch 

Communicatee. 
Gal.2.2.  and  communicated  unto  them  the  gofpel 
Phil.4. 1 5 .  no  Church  communicated  with  me  conce. 
Communication. 

2  Sam.  3 .  17. Abner  had  commim.with  the  elders  of 
2  King.9.1 1. ye  know  the  man,and  his  communica. 
Mat.  5.37  .let  your  communica.be  yea,yea ;  nay,nay 
Ephcf-4. 29.  no  corrupt  commu.  proceed  out  of  your 
fo/.3.8.filthy  communication  out  of  your  mouth 
Philcm.6.commun.o{  thy  faith  may  become  effectu. 

Communications. 
Lu\e  i4.r7.what  manner  of  communicatl.ate  thefe 
1  Cor.i  5.33.  evil  comunications  corrupt  good  man. 

Communing- 
Gen. 1S.2  2. left  communing  whh  Abraham 
Exo.  3 1 . 1 8 .  an  end  of  communing  wth  him  on  Sinai 

Communion. 

1  C or.  1  o.  1 6. is  it  not  the  com.of  the  bl.of  Chri.the 

is  it  not  tb&commu.of  the  body  of  Chrift 

2  Cor. 6. 1 4.whatc0«v;?,7s.hath  light  with  darknefs 

1 3 . 1  ^.communion  of  the  holy  ghoft  be  with  you 
Compact. 
Pfal.  1 2  2. 3. a  citie  that  is  compact  together 
CompacteD. 

Ephef.4.16.  whole  body  fitly  joyned  toge.&  comp. 

Comparite. 
Gen. 3  2 . S.to  the  one  company,and  finite  it,then  the 
21.  himfelf  lodged  that  night  in  the  company 
3  J.  1 1  .a  company  of  nations  fhalbe  of  thee 
3  7. 2  ?  .a  companie  of  fthmaelites  came 
N«/«.i4.7.fpeak  unto  all  the  com.of  the  chil.of  If. 
16.  f .  he  (pake  unto  all  his  company ;  even 
6.take  you  cenfers,  Korah  &  all  his  comptnk 
1 1.  caufc  both  thou  &  all  thy  comp.  are  gath. 
16.be  thou  and  all  thy  company  before  the  L. 
40.he  be  not  as  Korah,  and  as  his  companie 

22.4.  this, 


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22.4.  this  company  lick  up  all  that  arc  round 

26  Lo.Mof.8c  Aaron  in  the^p^of  Korah 
xo.when  that  compan.died,vihat  time  the  fire 

27  3  not  in  the  comp.oi  them  that  gath.^theml. 


amft  the  Lord  in  the  comp.oi Korah 
7«dr  9  J7.  another  awwp.  come  along  by  the  plain 
I!  Wthat  was  with  him  rulhed  forward 
l8j'  that thou comeft wfth fuch a w«9p<MJ! 

Sam  io  <•  meet  a  cmP W  of  Pr0Phets  coming 
10  company  oi  the  Vro?hets  met  htm    ,     , 

x ,  I7.one  ww^.turned  to  the  way  to  Ophrah  ' 
1 8.another  «w»fturned  the  way  to  Bethoron 
anoth  ro?w.turned  to  the  way  of  the  bor. 
l9  jo.faw  the  company  oftheProph.Prophecyi. 
,0  I?.canft  thou  bring  me  down  to  this  comp- 
'  lie  bring  thee  down  to  this  c4mpffl$ 

25. company  that  came  agai.us,into  our  hand 
a  Kju.^.i  5  he  and  all  his  company  pnA  came  and 
0.17. he  fpied  the  ww/wwy  of  Jehu  as  he  came, 
and  faid,  I  fee  a  cowjxraj'.  And  Joram 
2  C&M4.i4.Syrians  came  with  a  fmall  «w/«w.of 
Nefc.i  2.i8.oth.cow2.of  them  that  gave  thanks,went 
7ofe  i6,7.thou  haft  made  defolate  all  my  company 
24.8  eoeth  in  company  with  the  workers  of  ini. 
P/a.5  ^i4.walked  unto  the  houfeof  God  in  comp. 
68  so.rebuke  the  company  of  fpear-men 
106.17.  and  covered  the  company  o(  Abiram 
j8.  a  fire  was  kindled  in  their  company 
pw.29.?.keepeth  company  with  harlots,  fpendeth 
Cant.  1 .  ?•  to  a  comply  of  horfes  in  Phara.chariots 

6.13.  as  it  were  the  company  of  two  armies 
E^\.\6.epSa.aW  aKo  bring  up  a  company  aga.thee 
23.46.I  will  bring  up  a  company  upon  them 

47.  the  company  (hall  ftone  them  with  ftones 
27.6.the  comp.  of  Afliuriteshare  made  thy  ben. 
27.e<wzj>.which  is  in  the  midft  of  thee  (hall 
Verfe34. 
3  2.5  .my  net  over  thee  with  zcom.oi  many  peo. 
22.Afhur  isthere,and  all  her  company 
23  .her  company  is  round  about  her  grave 
3  8.7 .  prepare  for  thy  felfe,thou  &  all  thy  comp. 
1 3  .haft  thou  gathered  thy  comp.to  take  a  prey 
Hof. 6.9X0  the  company  of  priefts  murder  in  the 
1*^.2.44.  fuppofing  him  to  have  been  in  the  com. 
6. 1 7.came  down,&  the  company  of  his  difciples 

22.fhall  feparate  you  from  their  company 
9.i4.make  them  fit  down  by  50. in  a  company 
3  8.behold,a  man  of  the  company  cry ed  out 
1 1 .27.  a  cert  .wom.of  the  comp.  lift  up  her  voice 
12.13  «one  of  the  comp.faid  unto  him,Ma.fpeak 
24.22.  cer.wom.alfoofourcotfz.made  us  afton. 
AU.^.  1 3  •  being  let  go,they  went  to  their  own  co. 
10.28 .  for  a  man  that  is  a  Jew  to  keep  company 
i3.i3.Paulandhisc<WZ|W2yloofed  from  Paph. 
15.22.  chofen  men  of  their  owncomp.to  Anti. 
1 7 . 5  .gath.a  com.  &  fet  all  the  city  on  an  uproar 
2 1. 8. next  day  we  that  were  of  Pauls  comp.dep. 
Ko.15.24.  iffirftlbe  fomewhat  filled  wth  your  co. 

1  Cor.  5 . 1 1 .  written  unto  you  not  to  keep  company 

2  Thefo .  1 4  .no  comp.whh  him,that  he  may  be  afh. 
Heb.  12. 22.  &  to  an  innumerable  comp-  of  Angels 
Ke11.18.17.and  all  the  company  in  (hips  cryed 

G/fttfCotnpanp. 

Gen.  lo.9a.t1i  it  was  a  very  great  company 

2  Cbr.9. 1  .(he  came  to  prove  Solom.with  a  gr.<W«. 

20. 1 2.  ag.this  great  ft?»z.  that  cometh  againft  us 
Pfal.6S.11.  great  was  the  comp.oi  thofe  that  publ. 
Jcr.  3 1 .8.  a  great  company  (hall  returne  thither 
E-?;e.i7.i7-nei.Phar.with  his  gr.fM.make  for  him 

3  8 .4.  even  a  gr.w0sp.with  bucklers  and  (hi elds 

1  j .  a  great  company, and  a  mighty  army 

Iw£.  5 .  2Q.great  eowjj.  of  Publicans  fate  down  with 

.ftfk6.5-.and  faw  a  great  company  come  unto  him 

Aft.6.7.  great  w»f  <wy  of  the  priefts  were  obedient 

Companfe, 
1  Cor.  5  .q.in  an  epiftle,  not  to  compank  with  forn. 

Companies. 
Aff.i.zi*  of  thefemen  which  have compa. with  us 

Compantes, 

Judg.7.  16.  divided  the  300.1m en  into  three  comp. 
20.the  three  companies  blew  the  trumpets 
9.34.  laid  waitagai.  Sechem  in  three  companies 
43.and  divided  them  into  three  companies 
44'two  other  companies  ran  upon  all  the  peo. 

1Sam.i1.11.  that  Saul  put  the  people  in  3 .  comp 


2  Kin.  5.  z. the  Syrians  had  gone  out  by  companies 
1  Cfe".?.  18. porters  in  the  comp.oi the  chil.of  Levi 
28. 1.  &  the  capt.  of  the  companies  that  miniftr. 
Neh.  1 2.3 1  .appoin.two  great  comp.oi  them  that  ga« 
4,o.fo  flood  the  z.com.oi  them  that  ga.thank. 
Job  6.19  .the  companies  oi Sheba  waited  for  them 
Ifa.zi.i  3.O  ye  travelling  companies  of  Dedanim 

5  7 . 1 3  .cryeft,Let  thy  companies  deliver  thee 
E%e.z6.7.  from  thenortb,  with  companies,^  much 
ito'.e". 39-to  make  all  fit  down  by  companies 

Companion. 
E#<%/.  3  2.27.and  flay  every  man  his  companion 
Judg.14.zo.  Samfons  wife  was  given  tohiscompa. 
1  5.  z.  therefore  I  gave  her  to  thy  companion 
6.  and  given  her  to  his  companion 
1  Chro.z7.11.8z.  Hufhai  was  the  Kings  companion 
Job  30. 29. and  I  am  a  companion  to  owles 
Pf  1 1 9.6  3 . 1  am  a  compa.oi  all  them  that  fear  thee 
Pro.  1 3.20.  a  companion  of  fools  (hall  be  deftroyed 
28.7.  a  wazp.  of  riotous  men  (hametb  his  father 
24.  fame  is  the  companion  of  a  deftroyer 
Mai.  z.  14.  (he,  thy  companion,^  wife  of  thy  coven. 
Phil.z.z'y. companion  in  labour,and  fellow-fouldicr 
Key.  1 .9. 1  John,who  am  your  OT02p.  in  tribulat.& 

Companiong. 

Judg .  1 1.3  8. (he  went  with  her  compan.&c  bewailed 

14. 1  i.brought  thirty  companions  to  be  with  him 

E^ra  4.  7.  wrote  Tabeel,  &  the  reft  of  their  comp. 

9.wroteShim(hai,&  the  reft  of  their  compan. 

17.  an  anfwer  unto  the  reft  of  their  compani. 

23.8c  their  companions ^they  went  up  in  hafte 

j.  3. came  to  them  Tatnai,8c  Sheth.8c  their  com. 

6\his  w#z|>.the  Apharfachites,on  this  fide  the 

6.6.  &  your  companions  Joe  ye  farre  from  thence 

13,8c  their  ww.didaccor.as  Darius  had  fent 

Job  3  5.4.  anfw.  thee,and  thy  companions  with  thee 

41.6.  fhall  the  compani.  make  a  banquet  of  him 

Pfal.q  $. 14. comp. that  follow  herfhalbe  brought  to 

1 2 2. 8. and  for  my  comp Sa.keJ.le  now  fay, Peace 

Cant.  1. 7. tumeth  afide  by  the  flocks  of  thy  compan. 

8.13  .wwz.hearken  to  thy  voice,caufe  me  to  hear 

1ft.  1 . 2  3 .  thy  Princes  are  companions  of  thee  ves 

E^.37.i6.writeonitforju.&chil.oflfr.his«wz. 

for  Jofeph,  8c  the  children  of  If.his  com. 

D^.2.i7.knowne  to  Han.Mifh.Azar.his  compani. 

Acl. 19.z9.ha.ving  caug.Gaius  &  Arift.Pauls  com. 

Heb.  10.33  .became  comp.oi  them  that  were  fo  ufed 

Comparable. 
Ia«i.4.2.precious  fons  of  Z  ion >compar. to  fine  gol. 

Compare. 
I/S.40.  i8.or  what  likenefs  will  ye  compare  to  him 

46".  5  .and  compare  me,that  w  e  may  be  like 
Mar. 4.30.or  what  coroparifon  fliall  wecompare  it 
2  Cor.  10. 1 2. or  comp.our  felv.with  fome  that  com. 

CompareO. 
Pfal.2 9. 6. who  in  the  heav.can  becompar.  unto  G. 
Pro. 3. 1 5. things  thou  canftdefirearenottobeco. 
8. 1 1  .may  be  de(ired,are  not  to  be  compared  to  it 
Cant.  1 .9.1  have  compared  thee,0  my  love,  to  a 
Rom. 8 . 1 8 .not  w  orthy  to  be  compared  w  i  th  the  glory 
Comparing. 

1  Cor. 2. 1 3.. comparing fpirituall  things  with  fpirit. 

2  Cor.io.ii.flWzp.themfelv.among  thcm.fi  arenot 

Compartfon, 

Judg.S.z.vihax  have  I  done  now  in  compa.nf.oi you 

3. able  to  doe  in  comparison  of  you 
Hag.  z .  3  .in  comparifon  of  it  as  nothing 
Mdi*.4.30.with  whatfora^i/.fhall  we  compare  it 

Compare. 
Exod. Z7.  f .  put  it  under  the  compafe  of  the  alt-ben. 

3  8 . 4.3  grate  of  net-  work  under  t  he  compajjb 
Num.-$4.s. .border  (hall  fetch  a  compafe  from  Arn. 
Jojb.i  ^^.and  fetched  zcompaffe  to  Kazkaa 
2  Sam* 5.23  .but  fetch  a  compafe  behind  them 

1  ^.7.J?.inthetopofthebafea  round eompajje 

2  Kjn.^.g.Sc  they  fetcht  a  compafe  of  7-dayes  jour. 
2  Cfo\4.2.roand  incompaffe,Sc  five  cubits  the  heig. 
Pw.8.27.  when  he  fet  a  comp.  upon  the  face  of  the 
Jf/a.44. 1 3 .  he  marketh  it  out  w  ith  the  compare 
Ail.  28.13.  from  thence  we  fet  a  compafe^  8c  came 

Compaffe. 
N«».2i.4.they  journyed  to  «v?z.thelandof  Edom 
Jof.6. 3  .and  ye  (hall  compaffe  the  citie,all  ye 

4.the  7th  day  ye  (hall  compa.the  chic  7.  times 


23.  a  line  of  3  o.  cubits  did  compajjb  it  round 

zChro.^.z. 

2  Kjn.i  1. 8. ye  <ha\\  eompajje  the  King  round  about 

2  Cbr.4,1  .fimil.of  oxen  which  did  eompajje  it  rou. 

23 .7.Lev.fhall  compaffe  the  King  round  about 

Job  16.1  3  .his  archers  eompajje  me  round  about 

40. 22. willows  of  the  brook  eompajje  him  about 
Pfal.%.\  2.with  favour  wilt  thou  comp.him  as  with 
7-7.congJ3f  the  people  eompajje  thee  about 
i7.9.from  my  deadly  enemies  who  comp.me  ab. 
26.6.fo  will  I  eompajje  thine  altar,0  Lord 
3  z.  7.  eompajje  me  about  with  fon^s  of  deliver, 
io.trufteth  in  the  Lord,mercy  lhall eo»z.him 
49  5. iniquity  of  my  heels  (hall  eompajje  me 
1 40-9.  as  for  the  head  of  thofe  that  eompajje  me 
142.7.  the  righteous  fhall  eompajje  rr.e  about 
lfa. %  o,  1 1  .that  eompajje  your  felves  with  fparkes 
Jer.i  1.2  2. a  woman  (hall  compafe  a  man 
39.and  fhall  compafe  about  to  Goath 
5  2.2 1  .a  fillet  of  1 2.cubits  did  compafe  the  pill. 
H«&.  1.4.  wicked  doth  compajjb  about  the  righteous 
Mat.  z  3 . 1  5  .ye  wot/mj^  fca  &  la.  to  make  one  prof. 
Z./^.  19.43 .  eompajje  thee  round,  8c  keep  thee  in  on 

CompaSet). 

GfK.i9.4.menof  Sodom  compa  fed  the  houfe 
Deut.z.  1  .we  compajfed  mount  Seir  many  dayes 

3 .  ye  have  compajfed  this  mount  long  enough 
/o/'6 . 1 1 .  arke  of  the  Lord  compafed  the  citic 

1 4. the  fecond  day  they  compafed  the  cit.once 

1  j.  compafed  the  city  after  the  fame  manner 

on  that  day  they  comp.  the  city  7  times 

1  y  .1  o.border  compajfed  from  Baalah  to  Seir 

i8.i4.bord^ow/;.the  corner  of  the  fea  fouth-w. 

Jttdg.  n .  1 8 .  and  they  compajfed  the  land  of  Edom 

i6.z.compaj]cd  him  in,and  laid  wait  for  him 

1  Sam.zT,.  z6.  Saul  and  his  men  comp.  David  and 

2  Sam.  z  2. 5;  .w  hen  the  waves  of  death  compajfed  me 
2  Kjn.6. 1 5  behold  an  hofte  compajjedthe  citie 
2  Cfc'.-2i.9.fmote  the  Edo.  which  compafed him  in 
Job  1 9.6.2nd  hath  compaffed  me  with  his  net 

26.  io.he  hath  compared  the  waters  with  bounds 
Pfal.  1 7 . 1 1  .they  have  now  compaf.  us  in  our  fteps 
i8#4.the  forrowes  of  death  compajjbdme 

Pfal.  1 16. i. 
22.1 2.  many  buls  have  compafedmze 
16.  for  dogs  have  compajfed  mee 
Lam.  3.5.  and  compafed  me  with  gall  and  travell 
Lul{.zi.zo.  when  ye  fhall  fee  Hierufalem  compaf. 
Heb.  5  .i.himfelfe  alfo  is  compafedwkh  infirmity 

CompauetJ^oflf. 

2  Sam.i  8 . 1  j .ten  yong men  com.ah .  Si  fmote  Abf. 
2 2. 6. the  forrowes  oiheW  compajjbd  me  about 

P/^/.i8.y„ 

2  Kin.  i6.i4.cameby  night,8c  comp.the  city  about 
8.21.  fmote  the  Edo.which««/w/7^hirn  about 

2  dw.  1 8 . 3 1 .  therefore  they  comp.aho.him  to  fight 
33.r4.and  compajfed  about  Ophel,and  raifed 

Pfal. ^o. 1  i.innumerab.evils  have  compajfed  me  ab. 
8  8 . 1 7  .they  compafed  me  about  together 
109.3-they  compaffedme  about  alfo  with  hatred 
1 18 .  10. all  nations  compafed  me  about 

1 1 .  they  compafed  mee  about,  yea, 
thzy  compajfed  me  about :  but  in 

1 2.  they  compafedme  about  like  bees 
Jgnab  2.3  .and  the  floods  compafedme  about 

5.  waters  compafed  me  about  even  to  the:  foul 
Heb.i  i^o.after  they  were  comp.about  feven  dayes 
1 2. 1  .feeing  we  alfo  are  com.zbout  with  fo  great 
Rev.  20. 9. compafed  the  camp  of  the  Saints  about 

Compaffeft, 
Pfa.  139.3  .thou  compafe  [I  my  path,  8c  lying  down 


7.paffe  on,and  compafe  the  citie 
1 3 . 1 7-and  the  fpoilers  came  in  three  companies  1 1  Kjn.7 . 1 5  .a  line  of  1 2.cub .  did  compafe  either  of 


Gen.z.i  1. which  compafetb  the  whole  la.of  Havil. 
1  3.  that  compaf. the  whole  land  of  Ethiopia 
J0f.19.-t  ^..bot.compaf.it  on  the  north  fide  to  Han. 
Pfal.7  3.6.  pride  compafetb  them  about  as  a  chaine 
Hof.  1 1.1 2.Ephr.iim  compafetb  meabout  with  lies 

Comparing- 

1  f^ȣ,7.24.knops  lompaffing  it,  ten  in  a  cubit, 

compajjing  the  fea  round  about 
zCbron.^.i. 
Companion. 

1  Kju.2.^o.  give  them  compajjlonbeiore  them  who 

that  they  may  have  companion  on  them 

2  Cfcro.  3  0.9.  your  children  (hall  find  co?npafbefore 
Mat.9.  36.  he  was  moved  with  compaf  on  on  them 

14.T4.  moved 


COM   COM 


CON   CON 


CON    CON 


1 4.  r  4.  moved  w ith  compajjlon  toward  them 

Mar. 6.1$. 

18.27.  L  of  that  fervant  wasmovedwitruowp. 

Mar.\.$\ .  Jefus  moved  with  compajjlon,  put  forth 

1  Pet.  5 . 8 .  having  compajjlon  one  of  another 

1  fob. 3.  17.  fhut.up  hisbowels  ofcomp.hom  him 

1   Full  o/CompaiTton. 
Pfal.  7  8 . 5  8 .  he  be  i  ng  full  of  compajfionjotgave 
8  6. 1  j  .thou ,  O  Lor.art  a  God  full  of  compajjlon 
in  4-Lord  is  gracious.and  full  of compajjlon 

I72rf.i45.8. 

1  iz.4-hec  is  gracious,  &  full  oitomp.Sc  nghte. 

Haw,  or  had  C  ompaftion. 

£ra/.  i.d.babe  wept,and  fhe  had  companion  on  him 

Vent.  13.17.  L.mny  tum,and  have  compajjl.on  thee 

3  o.  3  .then  the  Lord  w  ill  have  companion  on  thee 

1  SVraz.25.11.for  ye  have  compajjlon  on  mee 

1  i^B.S.jo.that  they  may  have  compafjion  on  them 

2  Kin.  1 3 .  23  .the  Lord  had  companion  on  them,& 
2  C/?('0.36.i$.becaufe  he  had compaji. on  his  people 

17.  had  no  compafii.  upon  yong  man  or  mar. 
7/^,49. 1 5. that  (lie  mould  not  have  comp.on  the  fon 
fer.  1 2. 1  f  .He  ieturn,and  have  compajjlon  on  them 
IiWJ.  3 . 3  2.  yet  w  ill  he  have  compajjlon  according 
Micah  7. 1 9. he  will  have  compajjlon  upon  us 
Mat.  15.3  2.I  have  compajjlon  upon  the  mulritude 

Mark  2.2. 
18.33.  thou  alfo  have  had  compaf.on  thy  fellow 
20.3 4.fo  Jefus  had  compajjlon  on  them 
Mar  f.ip.and  hath  had  compajjlon  on  thee 
9. 2 2. have  compajjlon  on  us,and  help  us 
Lu.7.1  3  .Lord  faw  her,and  had  compajjlon  on  her 
10.3  3. faw  him,he  had  compajjlon  on  him 
1  f.20.had  compaj. andtan,and  fell  on  his  neck 
Rom.9. 1 5 . 1  will  have  compajjlon  on  whom 

I  will  have  compajjlon 
Heb.<;.i.  who  can  have  companion  on  the  ignorant 

10.34.ye  had  companion  of  me  in  my  bonds 
fude  2 2. of  fome  have  compaf.  making  a  difference 

Companions. 
Lam. 3.21.  becaufe  his  companions  faile  not 
Zech.7.9.  and  companions  every  man  to  his  brother 

Compel!. 
Lev  z  1.  $?. not  compell  him  10  fcrve  as  a  bond-ferv. 
E/r.  1 ,8.drinking  was  acc.to  the  law,none  did  com 
Mat. ^.4  1  .compel  thee  to  go  a  mile,go  w'*1  him  tw. 
Mar. 1 1  ,ii  .they compell one  Simon  to  bear  his  cr. 
Lu\.  14.13  .and  compell  them  to  goe  in,that  my 
Compelled 

1  SiMB.28.23.ferv.togeth.with  thewom.wwp.him 

2  Chro.  2 1 . 1 1  .and  compelled J udah  thereto 
Mat. 27.  3  2.him  they  compelled  to  bear  his  croiTe 
AB.16.1  1. and  compelled  them  to  blafphcme 

2  Cor. 12. ii.yecompelledme,fotl  ought  to  have 
Gal.2.3  .a  Greeke  was  compelled  to  be  circumcifed 

Compelled. 
Gd/. 2. 1 4.W hy  compelleji  thou  the  Gent.to  live  as 

Cotnplatne. 
/»</£.  2 1 . 2  2.or  their  brethr.came  unto  us  to  compl. 
Job  7. 1 1  .He  complain  in  the  bitternefle  of  my  foul 

31.38.  furrowes  likewife  thereof complaine 
Lam.  3 . 3  9.wherefore  doth  a  living  man  complaine 

CompIatiieO. 
Num.  1 1 . 1  .when  the  peop.  complained^,  difpleafed 
Pfal.77.il  complained,!k  my  fpirit  was  overwhel. 

Complainers?. 
J  tide  i6.thefe  are  murmurers,  complainers 

Complaining. 
Tfa.  1 4  4 . 1 4-there  be  no  complaining  in  our  fireets 

Complaint. 
1  Sam.  1 . 1  6.ovtt  of  the  abundance  of  my  com.have 
fob  7 . 1 3 .  my  couch  fhall  eafe  my  complaint 
?.27.if  I  fay,Ileforget  my  complaint  ,1 
1  o.  1  .lie  leave  my  complaint  upon  my  feife 
2 1 .4. as  for  me,is  my  complaint  to  man 
23.2.even  today  is  my  complaint  bitter 
Pfal.  5  5 .2. 1  mournein  my  complaint,  and 
142. 2.I  powred  out  my  complaint  before  him 
Complaints?. 
ALT..  2  5.7. complaints  agai.  Paul,  wch  they  could  not 

Compleat. 
Lev.  2315  .ftven  Sabbaths  fhall  be  compleat 
Col.  2.10.  and  ye  are  compleat  in  him 

4. 1 2.may  be  compleat  in  all  the  will  of  God 

Compoittfon, 

Exo.  3  o.  3  2.any  other  like  it  after  the  compojition  of 


37.  not  make  accor.to  the  compojition  thereof 

Compoimt),or  CompotmOeth. 

Exod.  3  o.  2?.an  ointm.compound  after  the  art  of  the 

3  3 .  whofo  compoundetb  any  thing  like  it 

CompiehenD. 

fob  37.5.  things  doth  he  which  we  cannot  compre. 

Epb.  3.18  .may  be  able  to  comprehend  w  ith  all  faints 

Cotnp?er;enu£D. 
lfa.4.0. 1 2.  comprehended  the  duft  of  the  earth  in  a 
John  1 . 5. and  the  darkneffe  comprehended  it  not 
Rom.  1 3 .9  it  is  briefly  comprehended  in  this  faying 

Conaniafj. 
2  Cfo.3  j.9.Conani.a.)(o,8i  ^hemaiah  gave  the  Lev. 

Conceale. 
Gra.37.26.if  we  flay  our  brother,  and  conceale 
Deut.  1 3 .8.  neither  fhalt  ihou  conceale  him 
fob  27. 1 1. is  with  the  Almighty, will  not  conceal 

4 1. 1 2.I  will  noiconcea/e  his  parts 
P;'fl.a$.2.glory  of  God  toconceale  a  thing 
fer.  jo.i.  publifh,  and  conceale  not 

ConcealeD. 
fob  6. 1  o. for  I  have  not  concealed  the  words 
Pfa. 40. 10. 1  have  not  concealed  thy  loving  kindnefs 

Concealetl). 
Pyo.  1 1.1 3. of  a  faithful  fpirit  conccaleth  the  matter 

1 2. 2  3 .  a  prudent  man  concealeth  know  ledge 

Conceit. 
Pro.  1 8 . 1 1 .  as  an  high  wall  in  his  owne  conceit 
26. 5. left  he  be  wife  in  his  owne  conceit 

1 2.  feeft  thou  a  man  wife  in  his  owne  conceit 
1 6.  the  fluggard  is  wifer  in  his  o .vne  conceit 
28.1  i.rich  msn  is  wife  in  his  owne  conceit 
Conceits. 
Rom.  n.25 .left  ye  be  w ife  in  your  owne  conceits 
1 2. r  6. be  not  wife  in  your  owne  conceits 

Concefbe. 

Gen.  303  8. they  fhould  conceive  when  they  come  to 

4 1. when  the  ftronger  cattcll  did  conceive 

might  conceive  among  the  rods 
Num.^.i2.  (lie  fhall  be  free,and  fliall  conceive  feed 
fttdg.  1 3 . 3 .  but  thou  fhalt  conceive,  and  bear  a  fon 

Verfe  7. 
5  .conceive,  and  bear  a  fon,and  no  razor 
fob  1  j. 3  j .they  conceive  mUch.&  bring  forth  vani. 

Ifa.  59.4. 
Pfa.  $i.f.in  fin  did  my  mother  conceive  me 
ljh.j.14.  a  virgin  fhall  conceive  and  beare  a  fon,& 

3  3 .  r  1 .  ye  fhall  conceive  chaffe,  ye  fhall  bring 
Lull.  1 . 3  1  .thou  fhalt  conceive  in  thy  wombe3and 
He£.  11. 11  .through  faith  Sar.recei.ftren.  to  concei. 

ConceibeD, 
Gen.4.1.  Eve  conceived  and  bare  Cain 

i7.Cain  knew  his  wife,  and  fhe  conceived 
1 6.4. he  went  in  unto  Hagar,and  fhe  conceived 
fhe  had  concei.het  miftreffe  was  defpifed 
?.  fhe  had  conceived,  I  was  defpifed 
21. 2. Sarah  conceived,and  bare  Abraham  a  fon 
25. 21. and  Rebekah  his  wife  conceived 

29.3  2.  Leah  conceived,  and  bare  a  fon 

Ver.33,34,3?. 
3O.j.Bilharu0W£Jw/,andbare  Jacob  a  ion 
7  .Bilhah,Rahels  maid, conceived  againe 
17. Leah  conceived, and  bare  Jacob  a  fifth  fon 
1 9-Leah  conceived,Sc  bare  Jacob  the  fixth  fon 

2  3  .Rahel  conceived,  and  bare  a  fon 

3  9-the  flocks  conceived  before  the  rods 

3 1.  io.at  the  time  that  the  catteW  conceived 
38.3  .Shuah  conceived,  and  bare  3  fon,  and 

Ver.4,j. 
18.  nnd  Tamat  conceivedby  her 
Exod.  2 . 2.  the  woman  conceive d,an&  bare  a  fon 
Lcv.i  2. 2. have  conceiv.  feed,  and  born  a  man  child 
Num.  1 1 . 1 2.  have  I  conceived  all  this  people 

1  Sam.  1. 2o.afcer  Hannah  had  eomw.that  fhe  bare 

2.2 i.fhe  conceived,and  bare  three  fons,and 

2  Sam.n.j.  v/om.conceivcd,Si  fent,and  told  Dav. 
2  7</».4.i7.Shunamite  conceived,and  bate  a  fon  at 
1  Cfofl.7.23.  went  in  to  bis  wifejandfheflromviaf 
fob  3 . 3  .was  faid>  There  is  a  man  child  conceived 
Pfal.7.14.  which  hath  «/2«iWmifchiefe,&  brou. 
Can.  3 .4.  into  the  chamber  of  her  that  conceived  me 
Ifa.S .  3  .propheteffe  conceived,and  bare  a  fon 
J^.49.30.  hath  conceived  a  purpofe  againft  you 
Ha/.i.j.whichcfltfreiw^andbare  him  a  fon 

6.fb*  ce»fmtfrfagaine,and  bare  a  daughter 
8.  weaned  Lo-ruhamah,fhe  conceived 


2.  j.fhe  that  cw2«mthemjhath  done  fhamefully 
Mat. j.zo.tor  that  which  is  conceived  in  her,  is  of 
Lȣ.  1.24-after  thofe  daies,his  wife  Elizab.conceiv, 
36.fhe  hath  a\(o  conceived  a  fon  in  her  old 
i.ai.before  he  was  conceivedm,  the  wombe 
,4c7. 5 ,4-why  haft  thou  conceived  this  thing 
Rom.g.  10.  when  Rebekah  alfo  had  conceived 
fam.  r .  1 5 .then  when  ltrft  hath  conceived,  it 

Conceiting. 
Ifa.  5 9. 1 3 .  conceiving  and  uttering  from  the  heart 

Conception. 
Gen.3.1  6.Ile  multiply  thy  forrow,&  thy  conception 
Ruth  4- 1 3  .the  Lord  gave  her  conception,and 
Hof.9. 1 1. from  the  wombe,and  from  the  conception 

Concwne, 

/?£?. 2 8. 3 1. teaching  thofe  things  which  con.the  L. 
2  Cor. 1  i.^o.ofthe  things  w'hconcern  mine  infirm. 

Concernetr;. 
£\e^.  1 2. 1  o. this  burden  concer.the  Prince  in  Jeru. 

Concerning. 
Gen.  19.2  i.I  have  accepted  thee  concerning  this  thi. 
24.9.fware  to  him  concerningthat  matter 
26.3  i.told  him  concerning  the  well  which  -hey 
42.21.wee  are  verily  guilty  concern.ouv  brother 
Exod.6.S.  concemingthe  which  I  did fwear <*o give 

24.8. concerning  all  thefe  words 
Lev.^.i.concer.  things  which  ought  not  to  be  done 
1 3  .concerni.  things  which  fhould  not  be  done 
Verf.22.27. 
26.atonement  for  him,as  concerning  his  fin 
5-6.  an  atonement  concerning  his  fin 

1 8. make  an  atonement  concern.his  ignorance 
6.3.  was  loft,  and  lieth  concerning  it 

18.  concerning  the  offerings  of  the  Lord 
23.2.  concerning  the  feaft  of  the  Lord 
27. 3  i.noncermng  the  ty the  of  the  herdjthe  tenth 
Num.2. lo.did  as  the  L.com.Mof.  con.tht  Levites 

Verf.  22. 

1 0.2 9. Lord  hath  fpoken  good  concerning  Ifrael 

^^o.cfl/Zfe/TZ.which  I  fware  to  make  you  dwel 

30.i.fpake  to  the  heads  of  the  tribes  con  the  ch. 

1 2.proceeded  out  of  her  lips  concer.het  vows, 

or  concerning  the  bond  of  her  foule 

J  Rutb.^.y.  manner  in  Ifrael  concerning  redeeming, 

and  concerning  changing,  for  to  confirm 

2  Saw. 3. 8. charge  me  with  a  fault  conce.this  worn. 

7.2  j. word  thou  haft  fpoken  concern.thy  fervant 

&  concemnghis  houfe,  eftablifh  it  for  ever 

i  1 . 1 8 .  told  David  all  things  concern,  the  warre 

1 3-39.hee  was  comforted  concerning  Amnon 

1 8.  ^ .  the  K.gave  the  capt.charge  come.  Abfalom 

1  King.  5 .8  .He  do  all  thy  defire  concerning  timber 

6.12.  con.  this  houfe  which  thou  art  in  building 

8.41  .moreov.  concern.a  ftranger  which  is  not  of 

1  o.  1  .heard  of  the  fame  of  Sol.conc.  the  name  of 

1 1 . 2.of  the  nations  cos.which  the  L.faid  to  Ifr. 

10.&  had  commanded  him  conce.  this  thing 

%  Kin •  1 7. i^. conce. whom  the  L.had  charged  them 

19.3  i.thus  faith  the  L.con  the  King  of  AfTyria 

22.1 3.OTZ-the  words  of  this  book  that  is  found 

2  Cfco.34.21. 

1  Cfc.26.21.as  concem.the  fonsof  Laadan,Gerfh. 

2  Cfco.8.1 5.  to  the  Pnefts  &  Levi-ewzc.iny  matter 

or  concerning  the  treafures 
1  <> .i6.concemingTAaichah,Ma removed  her 
3  1 .9-queftioned  with  the  Lev.ffl3CfJW.the  heaps 
E^a  5.5.  returned  anfw.by  letter  concer.this  matt. 
1 7.1et  the  K.fend  his  pleafure  cos.this  matter 
6.3.  make  a  decree  concerning  this  houfe  of  G  o<f 
7.14.  fent  to  enquire  cone.  Judah  and  Jerufalem 
10.2.  hope  in  Ifrael  concerning  this  thing 
Neh.  1 . 2. 1  asked  them  concerning  the  Jewes 

9.23. into  the  land  ttwz.which  thouhadft  prom. 

11. 24»Pethahiah  was  in  all  matters  con.the  peo. 

1 3 . 1 4.remember  me,  O  my  God,  concern,  this 

Verfe  22. 

£#.9.2<5.of  that  they  had  feen  concem.this  matter 

fob  3  6. 3  3  .the  noife  thereof  fheweth  concerning  it3 

the  cattell  alfo  concerning  the  vapour 

Pfa.  17.4xon.the  works  of  men.by  the  word  of  thy 

90.13  .let  it  repent  thee  concerning  thy  fervants 

106.34.  not  deftr.the  nations  eiw.whem  the  L. 

1 1 9. 1 5  i.eonce.  thy  teftim.I  have  known  of  old 

1 3  f .  i4.repent  himfelf  concerning  his  fervants 

Ecclef.  1 . 1  j  .my  heart  to  fearch  out  conce.aW  things 

3 . 1 8.1  faid  in  my  heart  con.the  ftate  of  the  fons 

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7  io.doft  not  enquire  wifely  concemingthis 
Zfa.  x.x.vifion  which  Ifeiah  few  flWfff.Jud.8c  Jer. 
1  Chap.  2.1. 

8  i. write  in  it  with  a  penCoscOT.Maher-fhalal. 
2i .  s  .as-at  the  report  concerning  Egypt,  fo  (hall 
20.7.  therefore  have  I  cryed  concerning  this 
3 7.9. he  heard  fay  concerning Tirhakah. 
4/ 1 1. ask  me  0f  things  to  come  conce. my  fons, 
and  concerning  the  work  of  my  hands 
fff.7.22.1  fake  not  coscff.burnt  offr.or  facrifices 
ill.  that  came  to  Jeiem.  concerning  the  dearth 
i  5  .thus  faith  the  Lor.  concerning  the  prophets 
jg.  3.  thus  faith  the  Lord  concerning  the  fons, 
and  concem-the  daught. that  are  born  in 
and  conc.thek  mothers  that  bare  them, 
&  concer.thek  fathers  that  begat  them 
18.7 .1  (hall  fpeak  cone. a.  nation,&  con.a  kingd. 

Verf.  9. 
zj.i.word  that  came  to  Jer.cosaw.all  the  peo. 
27.19.thus  faith  the  Lor",  concerningthe  pillars, 
and  concem.the  fea,  and  concer-the  bafes, 
and  concerning  the  refidue  of  the  veffels 
2 1  .thus  faith  the  L.con  the  veff.which  rema. 
29.31.  thus  faith  the  Lord  concerning  Shemaiah 
3  0.4.  Lor.fpake  concerning  Ifr.and  concern.  Judah 
3  2-36.thusfaith  the  Lord  concerning  this  citie 
3  3 ,4.faith  the  L.contern.  the  houfes  of  this  citie 
concerning  the  houfes  of  the  Ks.of  Judah 
49.1. «##>'. the  Ammonitesjthus  faith  the  Lord 
7.<mciWgEdom,thus  faith  the  Lord 
Z7. concerning  Damafcus,  Hamath  isconfou. 
2§.CTSC.Kedar,&  concer.thc  kingd.  of  Hazor 
TL%£\.  1 3.i6.prophe(ie  cone. Jeru,&  fee  vif.of  peace 
1 4.ia.comf.co».the  evill  that  I  brought  on  Jer. 
even  concerning  all  that  I  have  brought 
18.2.  ye  ufe  this  proverb  conce.the  land  of  Ifra. 
2 1 . 2  8  .faith  the  "L.G. concerning  the  Ammonites 
and  concerning  their  reproach 
3^.6.prophefie  therefore  concem.the  land  of  Ifr. 
44.$.all  that  I  fay  to  thee  concern,  all  the  ordin. 
•4  ^.i/SgJ.oncerning  the  ordinance  of  oyle 
47. 1  ^-corner,  which  I  have  lifted  up  mine  hand 
Eto.2.i3.defire  mercies  concerning  this  fecret 
6.4. Find  occafion  ag.Dan.cos«wz.the  kingdome 
5.  except  we  finde  it  concerning  the  law  of  his 
i7.purpofe  might  not  be  changed  conc.Dan. 
7.1 2.as  conc.the  reft  of  the  beafts,  they  had  their 
Am.\,\.  words  which  Amos  few  concerning  Ifrael 
Micoh  i.i.wordsMicahfew  concemingSamzria. 
Hag.  2. 1 1  .aske  the  priefts  concerning  the  law 
Mat.  16. 1 1 .1  fpake  not  to  you  concerning  bread 
Mar.  5 . 1 6.and  alfo  concerning  the  fwine 

7.i7.hisdifciples  asked  him  ameer,  the  parable 
L«^.2.i7.feying,whkh  was  told  told  con.  this  chi. 
7.24.  fpake  to  the  people  concerning  John 
18.3 1. all  things  written  concem.the  fon  of  man 
24.19.cosc.  Jews  of  Naz.which  was  a  prophet 
27.  expounded  the  things  concerning  himfelfe 
Job.  1 1 . 1 9.  Jews  came  to  cotnf.them  cos.their  bro. 
Act.  1 .  i6.fpake  before  cos.Judas,which  was  guide 
8.i2.Phil.preaching  things  cos.the  kingd.of  G. 
13.34.and  as  concerning  that  he  raifed  him  up 
i9.8.Paul  perfwading  the  things  cos. the  kingd. 
39-if  ye  enquire  any  thing  bothers  matters 
24.24-heard  him  concerning  the  faith  in  Chrift 
25.16.  anfw  .for  himC.concem.the  crime  laid  ac 
28 . 2  2.  as  concerning  this  fed,  we  know 
2  3 .  perfwading  them  concerning  Jews 
Rom.  1 . 3  .concerning  his  fon  Jews  Chrift  our  Lord 
9.^.o{v/hom,conceming  the  flefh,Chrift  came 
1 1.28.3s  concerningthe  gofpel,enemies 
1 6. 1 9.wife  to  that  is  good.fimple  concern,  evill 
1  Cor.7.1. concerningthe  things  whereof  ye  wrote 
2  5 .  now  concerning  virgins,  I  have  no  comm. 
8.4.cosc.thofe  things  offered  in  facrifice  to  idols 
1 4. 1  .concer.  fpiritual  gifts,!  would  not  have  you 
16. 1  .concerning  the  colleftion  for  the  faints,as  I 
%  Cor.  1 1 . 2 1 .1  fpeak  as  concerning  reproach 
Effc.4-22.put  off ,cos.the  former  converf.  old  man 

5.32.  but  I  fpeak  concerning  Chrift 
Phil.2.6.  concerning  zeal.perfecuting  the  church 

4- 1 '5 -as  concerning  giving  andreceiving,but  yee 
1  Tbef.  3 . 2,to  comfort  you  concerning  your  faith 
1  Tim.  1x9. concerning  faith  have  made  (hipwrack 
^^i.fomeprofeffingjhave  erred  concer. the  faith 
2,  Tm.z.iS.  who  concerning  the  truth  have  erred 


3  8. reprobate  concerning  the  faith 
Heb.7.14.  Mofes  fpake  nothing  cosccrs.priefthood 
11.20.  Ifaac  bleffed  Jacob  cone,  things  to  come 
2  2.  Jofeph  gave  command.coscci's.  his  bones 

1  Pet.q.  1 2. think  it  not  ftrange  con.  the  fiery  triall 

See  further,  i|Utt,SIJJec,Ci)ee, 
<Ct)cm,  15(0,  "JJots. 

P/ji/.  3 . 2.be  ware  of  evill  workers,bew.of  the  concif. 

ConcluOe,  ConcluDeP. 

^5.2i.2  5.whichbeleeve  we  have  written  &  cone. 
Rom.2.z$.vieconcL  that  a  man  is  juftified  by  faith 
1 1.3  2. God  hath  concluded  them  all  in  unbeliefe 
Gj/.3.22.fcripture  hath  concluded  all  under  fin 

Conclufion, 

Eccl.  1 2. 1 3. let  us  hear  the  concl.oi  the  whole  matt. 
C0JIC020. 

2  Co>\6.  1  J.  what  concord  hath  Chrift  with  Belial 

Coneourfe. 

Peo.  1.2 1  .(he  cryeth  in  the  chiefe  place  oiconcomfc 
Act.  19.40.may  give  an  account  of  this  concourfe 

Concabine. 
GeS.2  2.24.Nahorscosc.whofename  wasReumah 

2  5. 6. unto  the  fons  of  thecosc«.which  Abr.  had 

3  5. 2  2. Reuben  lay  with  Bilhah,his  fathers  con. 
36.1 2.Timnah  was  concubine  to  Eliphaz 

Judg-  8.31  .Gideons  concub.  bare  him  a  fon,and  he 

19. 1.  took  to  him  a  concubine  outof  Bethlehem 

2. his  concubine  played  the  whore  againft  him 

o.rofe  up  to  depart,  he,and  his  concubine, and 

j o.his  concubine  alfo  was  with  him 

24.and  his  concubine, them  I  will  bring  out 

2  j,fo  the  man  took  his  concubine,  &  brought 

27.wom.his  cos.was  fallen  down  at  the  door 

2  9. laid  hold  on  his  concubine,  &  divided  her 

20.4.into  Gibeah,  I  and  my  concubine,to  lodge 

5.my  cosc«.have  they  forced,  that  (he  is  dead 

6. 1  took  my  concubine, and  cut  her  in  pieces 

2  Sam. $.7.  Saul  had  a  cos.whofe  name  was  Rizp. 

thou  gone  in  unto  my  fathers  concubine 

2 1. 1 1. what  Rizpah  the  concu. of  Saul  had  done 

1  Cfrro. 1. 22.. now  thefonsofKeturah,  Abrah.cos. 

2. 46. and  Ephah,Calebs  concubine, b^re  Haran 

48,Maacha,Calebs  concubine, bate  Sheber 
■7  .iq.his  concubine,  the  AramiteiTe,bareMachir 
Concnirinesf. 
Gen.z4.6-  unto  the  fons  of 'the  concubines  w4h  Abr. 

2  Sam.  5.13  .and  David  took  him  moe  concubines 

15.16.  King  left  ten  women,  which  were  cone 
16.2 1  .goe  in  unto  thy  fathers  concubines  which 

2  2.Abfalom  went  in  unto  his  fathers  concub. 
i9-5.and  faved  the  lives  of  thy  concubines 
2.0. 3. King  took  the  ten  women,his  concub. and 
1  Kjng.i  1. 3. 'and  Solomon  had  300.  concubines 

1  Cfo'o.3.9.befide  the  fons  of  the  concubines 

2  Cbr.  1 1 . 2 1  -Ren.  loved  Maacah  above  all  his  con. 

for  he  took  i8.wives,&  60. concubines 
Eft. 2.  i4j,to  the  cuft.  of  Shaafh.wbich  kept  the  con. 
Cant. 6.8. there  are  60.  queenes,&  So.concubines 
9.and  the  concubine  s,md  they  praifed  her 
Das.  5.2.  and  his  concubines  might  drink  therein 
3. and  his  concubines  dranke  in  them 
2  3. thy  concubines  have  drunk  wine  in  them 

Cottcttpifcencc. 

Sow. 7. 8.  wrought  in  me  all  manner  oiconcupifccnce 
Col.  3.5.  which  are  upon  the  earth,  evill  concu  fife. 
1  tbef./if.  5 .  not  in  the  luft  oiconcup fence 

Con&entnation. 
Lu\.  12. 40. feeing  thou  art  in  the  fame  condemnatio 
Joh. 7.1^.  and  this  is  the  condcmmtim,that  light 

5. 24. and  (hall  not  come  into  condemnation 
Ko»z.5i6.ju<tgement  was  by  one  unto  condemnation 
1 8.judgement  came  on  all  men  to  condemnat. 

8. 1. now  nocondem.to  them  which  are  in  Chrift 

1  Cor.  1 1 . 3  4.that  ye  come  not  togeth  .unto  condem. 

2  Cor.2. 9.  if  the  miniftr.of  condemri.be  glory,much 
1  Tim.7.6.he  fhal  fall  into  condemnat.  of  the  divell 
Jam.  3 .  i  .that  we  fhall  receive  the  greater  condemn. 

5 . 1 2.1eft  ye  fall  into  condemnation 
Jude  4.  before  of  old  ordained  to  this  condemnation 

Conoemne. 

E#oi.22.9.whom  the  Judges  (hall  condemne^he 
Deut.z  5 . 1  .and  condemne  the  v/icked 
Job  9. 20. mine  owne  mouth  (hall  condemne  me 
■    io.2.Ile  fay  unto  God,do  not  condemne  me 

34. 1 7.  wilt  thou  condemn  him  that  is  moft  juft 


40.8.  wilt  thou  condemn  me,that  thou  maift 
Vfal.  37.33  -nor  condemne  him  when  he  is  judged 
94.21 .  they  condemne  the  innocent  bloud 
109.3  i.fave  him  from  thofe  that  cond.his  foule 
Pro.  1 2. 2.  a  man  of  wicked  devices  will  he  condem. 
lfa.  5  o.9.who  is  he  that  fhall  condemne  me 
,  54. 17.ton.that  fhall  rife  ag.thee,thou  (halt  con. 
Mat.  12.41  .and  fhall coffifc»zs,beca.they  repen.not 

£»^<n.3  2. 
42.queen  of  thefouth  (hallrife,&  condemn  it 
Lu\.  1 1 . 3  1 . 
20.  x  8.  and  they  fhall  condemn  him  to  death 

M(ir\  10.33. 

Lu\.6. 17. condemne  not,&  ye  fhall  not  be  condem. 

John  3.17.  not  fent  his  fon  to  condemne  the  world 

8.1 1. neither  do  I  cosuf.thee,Goe,&  fin  no  more 

2  Cor. 7. 3 . 1  fpeak  not  this  to  condemneyou 

1  Jobn  3. 20. heart  condemn  us,God  is  greater 

21.  if  our  heart  condemne  us  not,  then 

ConCemneD, 

2  Cbr.  3  6. 3  .&  condemned  the  land  in  1  oo.tal.of  fil. 
Job  3  2. 7. found  no  anfwer,yet  had  condemned  Job 
P/d/.io9.7.when  he  fhalbe  judged,let  him  be  con. 
Amos  2.8.  they  drink  the  wine  of  the  condemne  din 
Mat.n.j.ye  would  not  have  condemxhe  guiltleffe 

37. by  thy  words  thou  (halt  be  condemned 
27.3-faw  that  he  was  condemned,  repented 
Mar\  i4.^4.they  all  condemned  him  to  be  guilty 
Lu\.6. 3  7-cOndemn  not,&  ye  (hall not  be  condemn. 

24.20. delivered  him  to  be  condemned 
Job. 3.18.  beleeveth  on  him,is  notcondemned  . 

that  beleeveth  not,  is  condemned  already 
8 . 1  o. hath  no  man  condemned  thee 
Rom.S.2..  for  Gn,condemned  (in  in  the  flefh 

1  Co*.  1 1.32.  wefhouldnot  be  cos  with  the  world 
Tit.  z.8  .found  fpeech  cannot  be  condemned 

3.1 1. and  finneth,  being  condemned  in  himfelfe 
Heb.  1 1 .7  .by  the  which  he  condemned  the  world 
Jam.^.6.ye  have  condemned, and  killed  the  juft 
9.1eft  ye  be  condemned ;  behold,  the  Judge 

2  P#.2.6.into  a(hes,condem.  them  with  an  ovenh. 

Conoemneft, 
Rom.z.i .  judgeft  another,  thou condemnefl  thy  felfe 

CotiOemneth. 
Job  1 5 .6.thine  owne  mouth  condemneth  thee 
Pro. 17. 1 5.  and  he  that  condemneth  the  juft,  even 
Kow.8.34.  who  is  he  that  condemneth 

14.22.that  condemneth  himfelfe  in  that  thing 

Condemning. 

1  Kin.2.7. 2. judge  thy  (etvant,condemningthe  wick. 
Acl.  1 3 .  27. have  fulfilled  them,in  condemning  them 

ConDefcenU, 
Rom.  1 2.16.  butcondefcendto  men  of  low  eflate 
Contrition,  Contritions?. 

1  Sam.i  i.2.onthisf0/#fe.will  I  make  a  cov.  with 
Lull.  14.3  2.and  defireth  conditions  of  peace 

Coniracc. 

2  Sam.19. 1 5.  to  conduct  the  King  over  Jordan 

Verfe3i. 

1  Cor. 16.1 1. bi\\  conduct  him  forth  in  peace 

ContmctcD. 

2  Sdw.19.40.all  the  peo. of  Judah  conducted  the  K. 
Act.  1 7 . 1  f.they  that  conducted  Paul,brought  him 

Contrait. 

2  Kin.  1 3. 1 7.ftood  by  the  conduit  of  the  upper  pool 

lfa.  36.2. 
2 o.;o. how  he  made  a  poole,and  a  conduit 
lfa.7.7..  to  meet  Ahaz  at  the  end  of  the  cond.ot  the 

Confection. 
Exod.  3  o .  3  5  .make  it  a  confection, after  the  art  of 

Confectionary. 
1  Sam.B.i  3. he  will  take  yourdauto  be  confection. 

Confederacy 
lfa.  8 . 1 2.fay  ye  not,  A  confed.to  all  them  to  whom 
this  people  (hall  fay ,  A  confederacy 
Obad.7. men  of  thy  confederacy  have  brought  thee 

Confetjerate. 

Gen- 1 4. 1 3  -thefe  were  confederate  with  Abram 
Pfal.  83.5  .they  are  confederate  againft  thee 
i/I?.7.2.faying,Syria  is  confederate  with  Ephraim 

Conference. 
Gal.z.6.  to  be  fomewhat,in  conference  added  noth. 

Conferred 

1  l\ifi.  1 .7  .and  he  conferred  with  Joab  &  AbiatJiar 
Act. 4. 1 5 .  they  conferred  among  themfelves 

25.12.Peft.when  he  hadconfer.  with  the  Coun. 
GaU\.\(,.\ 


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Gal.  i .  1 6.1  conferred  not  with  flefh  and  bloud 
Concede. 

Lev. '(.^.confejfe  that  he  hath  tinned  in  that  thing 
1 6.H  .&  confejj'e  over  him  all  the  iniquity  of  the 
26.40.if  they  fhall  confejj'e  their  iniquity.and 
Num.^. 7. iha\\  confejj'e  their  fin  which  they  have 
1  1^.8.3  $-and  tonfc/Jo  thy  name,and  pray,and 

2  Chro.6.24. 
3  5.8c  confejfe  thy  name,&  turn  from  their  iin 
%  Chro.6.z6. 
Neb.  1. 6, md  confejfe  the  fins  of  the  c  hildren  of  Ifr. 
Job  40. 14. 1  conf.thine  owne  right  hand  can  fave 
Pfal. 3  z.  5 .1  i'aidjlle  conf.my  tranfgref.  unto  the  L- 
Mat.  10. 3  2,  w  hofocver  fhal  confejj'e  me  before  men 

Luke  1  a. 8. 

him  will  I  confejfe  bef.my  fath.in  heav. 

Uik..  1 2.3. 

Joh.o.zz.  any  man  did  conf.that  he  was  Chrift,he 

12.42.  they  did  not  confejj'e  him,left  they 
Ac7.z2.2.  but  the  Pharifees confejfe  both 

24.14.but  this  I  confcffe,that  after  the  way 
Rom. 10.9. conf effe  with  thy  mouth  the  L.Jefus,and 
1 4. 1 1  .every  tongue  fhall  confejfe  to  God 
1  $.9. lie  confejfe  to  thee  among  the  Gentiles 
Phil.i.  1 1. and  that  every  tongue  fhould  confejj'e 
James  5.16.  confejj'e  your  faults  one  to  another 

1  Job.i.g.ii'vieconf.ouv  fins,he  is  faithful  to  forg. 

4.1 5.whofo.fhall  coa/ithat  Jcf.is  the  fon  of  G. 

2  Joh.j.w  ho  confejfe  not  that  Jefus  Chrift  is  come 
to.  3 . 5  .butlle  «*/£_/£  his  name  before  my  Father 

Confeffet). 
E^:  10. 1. when  Ezra  had  cw//]weeping,&  cafting 
Neb.g.z.and  flood,  and  confejfed  their  hns 

3  .and  another  fourth  part  they  confejfed 
Job.  1.20  .and  he  confejfed,  and  denyed  not 

but  confejjed,  I  am  not  the  Chrift 
Act.  r 9. 1 3. many  confejfed,  and  (hewed  their  deeds 
Heb.  11.13  .cvnfe fed  that  they  were  ftrang.&  pilgr. 

Confeflett). 

Pro.  1 8 , 1 3 .whofo co?z/.&  forfaketh  them.fhal  have 

1  70/7.4. 2.every  fpi.that ««/.  that  Jef.Chr.is  come 

3. that  conf.  not  that  Jef.  Chri.is  come  in  the 
Confen"ing. 
Dffl.y.  20.  &  confejfmg  my  fin,&  the  fin  of  my  peo. 
Mat.}  .6.baptiz.  of  him  in  ~]otd.confejfing  their  fins 

Maik,i-S- 

ConfefTion* 
/ej^.7.i9.and  make  confejjion  unto  him  and 

2  Vhro.30.z1.  &  making confeffion  unto  the  L  Go. 
E^<z  1  o.  1 1  .therefore  make  confejjion  unto  the  Lo. 
D^.9.41  prayed  unto  the  L.&  made  my  confejjion 
Rom.10  10.  and  with  the  mouth  confejjion  is  made 

1  Ti/B.6. 1 3. w  ho  bef.Pon.Pilate  witn.a  good  conf. 

Confidence, 
j7W.9.26.men  of  Shechem  put  their  confi.in  Gaal 

2  Kj.18. 19.  what  confid.is  this  wherein  thou  truft. 

i/<z.  36.4. 
/c6  4.6.  is  not  this  thy  feare,  thy  confidence 

1 S.  14.  his  confid-  fhall  be  rooted  Out  of  his  tab. 
,31124,  thou  arc  my  confidence 
Vfal.6  5 .  %.  who  art  the  confidence  of  all  the  ends  of 
1 1 8. 8. then  to  put  confidence  in  man 
9.truft  in  the  L.then  to  put  confid.  in  Princes 
Pro.  3 .26.for  the  Lord  fhall  be  thy  confidence 
14. 26. feare  of  the  Lord  is  ftrong  confidence 
21.22.  down  the  ftrength  of  the  confidence  ther. 
25 .19.  OT^&Tzreinanunfaithfull  man  in  time 
Ifa.  so.ij.&iin  confidence  fhall  be  your  ftrength,& 
E^.28-26.yca,they  fhall  dwell  with  confidence 

29.16.  no  more  the  con  fid.of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
Micah  7 . 5 .  put  ye  not  confidence  in  a  guide 
AcJ-.zS.t.  1  .preach.the  kingdom  of  G.wtth  all  con. 
z  Cor. 1.1  5. in  this  confiden.l  was  minded  to  come 
2.3.hsving  confidence  in  you  albthat  my  joy  is 
7.16.  that  I  have  confidence  in  you  in  all  things 
8.2  2.upon  the  great  confid.  which  I  have  in  you 
1  o.  z.w*h  that  con. wherewith  I  think  to  be  bold 
11.17.as  it  werefoolifhly,in  this  conf.oi boaft. 
Ga/.f.r  o.  I  hive  confidence  in  you  through  the  Lo. 
T-pbefi.  1 2. with  confidence  by  the  faith  of  him 
Phil.i  .2 .5 .'this  confidence  I  know  that  I  fliall  abide 
j  .3.  and  have  no  confidence  in  the  flefli 
4.mightalfo  \uve  confidence  in  theflefh,if 
2  Tfc/1 3.4.  and  we  have  confidence  in  the  Lord 
Vbiicm.z  1. having  C0»//<i  in  thy  obcdience,I  wrote 
Hcb.3.6.  if  wee  hold  faft  the  confid.and  the  rejoyc. 
4 


i4.hold  the  beginning  of  our  confidence  ftedf. 
10.3  j.caft  not  away  therefore  your  confidence 
Joh.z.zB.QiaM  appearjwe  may  have  confidence 
3 . 2 1  .then  have  we  confidence  towards  God 
5 . 1 4.this  is  the  confidence  thac  we  have  in  him 

Confident. 

PfaL  27. 3 .  in  this  will  I  be  confident 
Pro.  14. 1 6.but  the  foole  rageth,and  is  confident 
Rom.z.i  g.art  confident  that  thou  thy  felf  art  a  guid 
2  Cor.r. 6.therefore  we  are  alwaies  confident 

2. confident  and  willing  rather  tobeabfent 
9-4.be  afhamed  in  this  fame  confidentboattin" 
Phil.  1.  <?  .being  confident  of  this  very  thing 

1 4. waxing  confident  by  my  bonds,are 
Confidently. 
Lu.zz.  ^.another  confidently  atntmed,{aying  This 

Confirmation. 

Phil.i. 7. in  the  defence  & confirmatio of 'the  gofpel 
Heb.6. 1 6.  an  oath  otconf.to  them  is  an  end  of  ftr. 

Confirnte. 
Ruth  4.7.concer.changing>for  to  conrfim  all  things 

1  Kj.  1 . 1 4.come  in  after  thee,&  confirm  thy  words 

2  K/.  15.19.  with  him,toc0tf/.thckingd.in  his  ha. 
E Jib. 9.29. to •confirm  this  fecond  letter  of  Purim 

3 1  .to  confirm  thefe  dayes  of  Purim 
Pfal.62. 9. confirm  thine  heart  when  it  was  weary 
lfa.i  5. 3. and  confirm  ye  the  feeble  knees 
E^e\.  1 3 .6. that  they  would  confirme  the  word 
Van.9. 27. fhall  conf.the  cov. \v{h  many  for  one  week 

1 1 . 1 .1  flood  to  confirm  and  ftrcngthen  him 

/?<h».i  j. 8. to  a>M/z>7»  the  promifes  made  to  the  fath. 

i  Cer.  1.8.  who  fhall  alfo  confirm  you  unto  the  end 

2  Co>'.2.8.would  confirm  your  love  toward  him 

Confirmed. 

2  Srt/».7.24.haft  confirmed  to  thy  felf  thy  people  If. 
2  Jt^g.  14.5.  affoon  as  the  kingd.w as  confir.in  his 
1  Cbro.  1 4. 2. L.had  cwifirmedhim  King  over  Ifrael 

16. 1 7  .M»^.  the  fame  to  Jacob  Pfal.  1  o  5 .  1  o. 
Efl.9.3  2.decree  of  Efther,WKj?/.  thefe  mat. of  Pur. 
Dan. 9.1  z.confir.  his  words  which  he  fpakc  agai.us 
/#?.i  5.3  2.exhor.thebreth.wth  many  wor.&aw*/?. 
1  Cor.  1 ,6.teftimony  of  Chrift  was  confirmed  in  you 
Gal.2 . 1  j.yet  if  it  be  confirmed,  no  man  difanulleth 
1 7  .covenant  that  was  confirmed  before  of  G . 
Heb  .2.3  .confirmed  unto  us  by  them  that  heard  him 

6. 1 7  .immutab.of  his  counf.  confir.  it  by  an  oath 

Confirmed). 

Naw.30.i4.bonds  which  are  on  her,he  confi.them 

I>««r.27.26.curfedbe  hethat  confirmeth  not  all  the 

7/5.44.  itf  .that  confirmeth  the  word  or"  his  ferv.  and 

Confirming. 
.War.  1 6.20.  confirming  the  words  with  fignes  foil. 
/4ff.  14  zz-confirming  the  foules  of  the  difciples 
•     1  j.4i.through  Syria  &  Cilicia,Cfl3j?.the  Chur. 

Confifcation. 

E%i-a  j.zCot  to  confifcation  of  goods,  or  to  imprif. 

Conflict, 

Pbil.  1 . 3  o.having  the  fame  conflict  which  ye  faw  in 
C0/.2.  i.knew  what  great  conflicl  I  have  for  you 
Conformable. 

Phil.}  •  io-being  made  conformable  to  his  death 

ConfoitneO. 
Rom.2. zy.to  be  conformed to  the  image  of  his  Son 
1 2. 2. and  be  not  conformed 'to  this  world 

Confounu. 

Gen.  1 1 .7. and  there  confound  their  language 

9-did  there  confound  the  language  of 
./«'•  i .  1 7  .left  I  confound  thee  before  them 

1  Co?1.  r.27.foolifli  things  of  the  world  to  conf.  the 

weak  things  of  the  wo.to  conf.the  migh. 

ConfountjeO. 

2  fCwz.i  9. 26. they  were  difmayed  and  confounded 
Job  6. 20. were  confounded,bcca,uk  they  had  hoped 
Pfa.t^.4.. confound.2x\d  put  to  fhame  that  feek after 

69.6.  let  not  thofe  that  feek  the  L.  be  confounded 
7 1. 1 3  .be  confounxhax  are  adverfaries  to  my  foul 
24.  for  they  are  confounded  that  feek  my  hurt 
8  3. 1 7.  let  them  be  confou.  and  troubled  for  ever 
97 .7 .confoundedbe  all  they  that  ferve  graven 
1 29.  j.them  all  be  confounded 'that  hate  Zion 

Ijh.  1 . 2 9. confound. for  the  gard.  that  ye  have  chofen 
1 9.9-that  weave  net-works  mall  be  confounded 
3  7 . 27 .  they  were  d ifmayed  and  confounded 

Jcr.Q.iy,  we  are  greatly  co»/".becaufe  we  have  forf. 

io.i4.eyery  fpunder  is  conf.by  the  graven  ima. 

Chap.  5 1.1 7. 


17.18.them  be  confounded 'that  perfecute  mee, 

but  let  not  me  be  confounded 
46.24.daughter  of  Egypt  fhall  be  confounded 
48.i.Kiriathaim  is  confoundcdM^gah  is  confou. 
20.Moab  is  confounded \it  is  broken  down 

49.2  3.concer.Damafcus,  Hamath  is  confounded 
jo.a.Bel  is  confoun.  Merodach  is  broken  in  pie. 

her  idols  are  confound.hev  images  brok. 
1 2.your  mother  fhall  be  fore  confounded 
%  1 .47. her  whole  land  fhall  be  confounded 
%  i.we  are  confounded,bec3u(e  we  have  heard 
E%c.  16.  j  2.be  thou  confoun.a\Co,  &  bear  thy  fhame 
54.be  confoundedin  all  that  thou  haft  done 
6j-and  be  confoun.and  never  open  thy  mouth 
Micah  7.16.  nations  fhall  fee,  and /be  confounded 
Zech.  10. 5.riders  on  horfes  fhall  be  confounded 
Acl.z.6.mu\t.  came  together,  and  were  confounded 
g.zz. confoun.  the  Jewes  which  dwelt  at  Damaf. 
Afhamed  and  Conf  ottnOetJ. 
P/d/.40.i4.1et  them  be  afhamed  &  confoun.to^eth. 
7c2.be  afham.and  confthat  feek  after  my  foul 
iyd.24.23.moon  fhalbe  confounded,  &  fun  afhamed 

4  i.i  i.aga.thee,  fliall  be  afhamed  and  confound. 
45.1 6.afhamed,&  alfo  confounded, all  of  them 
54.4  not  be  afhamed,neither  be  thou  confounded 

Jer.  1 4.3  .were  afhamed,&  confou.  &  covered  their 

1  ?.9.fhe  hath  been  afhamed  and  confounded, 

Z2.22.thcn  fhalt  thou  be  afhamed  &  confounded 

3 1.19.I  was  sfhamed,yea,and  even  confounded 

E\e.  36.3  2.be  afhamed  &  conf.iot  your  own  waies 

Micab.i  .7.Seers  beafhamed,&  diviners  confounded 

Not  confonnDeD. 
Pfal.  2  2. 5  .trufted  in  thee,and  were  not  confounded 
ljh.4  5 .  17.  nor  confounded  vi otld  w  ithout  end 

5  0.7. therefore  fhall  I  not  be  confounded 

1  Pet.  2.6.beleeveth  on  him  fhall  not  be  confounded 

ConfufcO. 
I  fit. 9. 5 .  battel  of  the  warriour  is  with  confuf.noik 
Acl.19.33.i01c  theaffembly  wasconfufed 

Confuflon, 
Lev.  1 8 .  j  3  .beaft,to  lie  down  thereto,  it  isconfufion 
z.0.1 2.wrought  conf.theit  bloud  fhalbe  on  them 
155.20. 30.chof.the  fon  of  Jeffe  to  thine  own  con. 
unto  the  confufion  of  thy  raoth.nakedn. 
EVa  9-7-and  to  confufion  offace,as  it  is  this  day 
Job  10. 1 5.I  am  full  of  confufion 
Pfal.3  ?.4.brought  to  confufion  that  devjfe  my  hurt 
26.be  afhamed  &  brought  to  confuf.  together 
44.1  j.my  confufion  is  continually  before  me 
70.2.  put  to  confufion  that  defire  my  hurt 
7 1 . 1  .let  me  never  be  put  to  confufion 
109.26.  cover  themf.  with  their  owne  confufion 
Ifa.zq.io.thecitie  of  confufion  is  broken  down 
30. 3. truft  in  the  fhadow  of  Egypt,your  confufio 

3  4.1 1  .ftretch  out  upon  it  the  line  of  confufion 
4i.29.molten  images  arewind  andconfufion 

4  j.  1 6.fhall  go  to  flwz/w/Itogeth.that  are  makers 
6 1 . 7 .  for  conf.  they  fhall  rejoice  in  their  portion 

Jer.  3 . 2  J  .and  our  conjujion  covereth  us 

7.  i9.themfelves  to  the  confu.  of  their  own  faces 
20. 1 1  .their  everlaft.coa/".  fhall  never  be  forgot. 

Dan.9.7.  ^ut  unt0  us  confufion  of  faces 

8.0  Lord, to  us  belongeth  confufion  efface 
/?ff.i9.29.whole  citie  was  filled  with  con} ufion 
1  Cor. 14.3  3.  God  is  not  the  author  ofconfufion 
Jam.  3 . 1 6 .there  is  confufion, and  every  evill 

Congealed. 
Exo.  1 5; .  8  .depths  were  congealed  in  the  heart  of  the 

Congratulate. 
1  Cbr.  18.10 .enqu.of  his  welfare,&  to  cmgrat.hlm 

Congregation. 

£#0.16.22.  rulers  of  the  flW/'eg.came  &  toldMof. 

3  4. 3 1  .rul.of  the  come,  returned  unto  hitmand 

3  8. 2  j  .fil.of  them  that  were  numb.of  the  congr. 

Lev.4. 14.c0ag.fhal  offer  a  yong  bull.forthe  fin  off. 

2 1  .it  is  a  fin  offering  for  the  congregation 

8.  j.Mofes  faidunto  the  congregation, This  is 
10. 17.10  bear  the  iniquity  of  the  congregation 

1 6. 3  3  .an  atonement  for  all  the  peo.of  t  he  cong. 
Num.  1.  i6.thefe  were  the  renowned  of  the  congre. 

5  3 .  be  no  wrath  upon  the  congreg.  of  the  chil. 
4. 3  4.chief  of  the  cong.  num.the  fons  of  the  Ko. 
1 0.7. when  the  congr. is  to  be  gath.  together,you 
i4.$.before  all  theaffembly  of  the  congregation 

27. how  long  fhall  I  bear  with  this  evil  cong. 

3  5  .He  furely  do  it  to  all  this  congregation 
15.15. one 


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CON      CON 


47. ram 
19-9. 


7<  if  .oncordin.  both  for  you  of  the  congreg.  & 
16  i.famous  in  the  ^£^.  men  of renowne 

0  and  to  Hand  before  the  congreg.to  mmifter 

1  i.feparate  yourfelves  from  among  this  M. 
»A.fpeake  unto  the  congregation  iaym^Get 
26  fpakc  unto  all  the  Mgrega.izym%,  Depart 
3  s 'they  periflied  from  among  the  congregati. 
J  when  the  awgw.was  gath.againft  Mof.& 

4  <  set  you  up  from  among  this  congregation 

7*  eo  quickly  unto  thecongrcg.  make  an  atone. 
'  ,.ran  into  the  midft  of  the  congregation 

it  mall  be  kept  for  the  congregation  of  the 
ao.foule  bee  cut  off  from  among  the  congreg. 

2o  a.there  was  no  water  for  the  congregation 
8  give  the  commation  &  their  beairs  to  drink 
i^Mof.&  Aar.gath.the«*zg.before  the  rock 
1 1  .and  the  congreg Axmk,&.  their  beafts  alfo 
1  i.not  bring  this  congre. into  the  land  which 

257  -he  role  up  from  am.the  cong.Sc  took  a  jav- 

z6  9.&  Abiram,  w  hich  were  famous  in  the  con. 

27.14.in  the  ftrifc  of  the  cemgregfi.  to  fanctihe 
i6.(et*m&n  over  the  congregation 

31.12.  captives,&  prey,  &  fpoile  unt0  ™  c?*& 
13  Princes  of  the  congregation  went  forth 

1  J'thou,&  the  chiefe  fathers  of  the  congregal. 
4.2  the  halfe  that  perteined  to  the  congre.  was 

2  22  dh.of  Gad  fpake  to  the  Princes  of  the  con. 

\  e" 1  i.untill  he  ftand  before  the  cong.in  judgm. 

24.tfWg.mall  judge  betw .the  flayer,&  reven. 

2  <;.cmg.  flial  deliver  the  flayer  out  of  the  ha. 

cmg.irial  reftore  him  to  the  city  of  his  ref. 

DM.$  3 .4-  the  inheritance  of  the  congng.oi  Jacob 

/«]&..o.  1 5  .princes  of  the  congregSv/ve  unto  them 

1 8  .princes  of  the  cong.nzd  fworne  unto  them 

27,  and  drawers  of  water  for  the  congregation 

20.<S.until  he  ftand  before  the  congr.iot  judgm. 

o.tmtill  he  ftood  before  the  congregation 

22.30.  &  the  princes  of  the  congregat.  heard  the 

Judg.io.i. congreg.  wasgath.  together  as  one  man 

21.5  .that  came  not  up  with  the  congre.  unto  the 

lO.congregatiSent  thither  12000.  menof  the 

1 1(iw.ii.xo.fent  &  called  him  unto  the  congr.Sc 

1  dvri.5.Solotn.&  the  congregation  fought  unto  it 

20.5  Jehofha.ftood  in  the  congregat.oijud.&nd 

14.  fpirit  of  the  L.in  the  midft  of  the  congre. 

29. 2  j. before  the  King  md.congreg.!k  laid  their 

3 1. congreg.  brought  in  facrifice  &  thank-off. 

g  2.  num.of  the  burnt  off.which  the  cong.bx. 

30. 1 7. many  in  the  congr.thax  were  not  fan&ifi. 

24.forHezek.did  give  to  the  flwg.iooo.bul. 

princes  gave  to  the  congrcg.a.  iooo.bul. 

Etta  10.8.  and  himfelfe  feparated  from  the congr. 

N«b.8.2'.E7.ra brought  the  law  before  the  congrega. 

1 3  .t.Moabite  (hould  not  come  into  the  congre . 

Job  15.34  .congregat.  of  the  hypocrite  fhalbe  defol. 

30.28  .and  I  cryed  in  the  congregation 
Vfal.  1 . 5  .nor  finners  in  the  congregation  of  the  righ. 
j.j.congrega.oi  the  people  compaffethee  about 
22.22.mthe  midft  of  the  cong.v/il  I  praife  thee 
26.5"  Ihave  hated  the  congregation  of  evill  doers 
58.r.doeyefpeake  righteoufiuffe  Ocongrcgati. 
6S.10.thy  congregation  hath  dwelt  therein 
74.i.temem-thy  cong.  which  thou  haft  purchaf. 
i9-forgetnot  the congreg.oi the  poor  forever 

7  y.i.receive  tht  congregal  will  judge  uprightly 

8  a.  i.God  ftandeth  in  the  congre.  of  the  mighty 
89.5  .thy  faithfulnefle  alfo  in  the  congregation  of 
1 07 . 3  2  exalt  him  alfo  in  the  congregation 
1 1 1 .  t  .lie  praife  the  Lord  in  the  congregation 
149. 1  .&  his  praife  in  the  congregation  of  faints 

Prov.  5 .  1 4-in  the  midft  of  the  congregat.  &  aflembly 
2 1 . 1 6.fhall  remain  in  the  congregat.  of  the  dead 
iy2r.r4.13.Ik  fit  upon  the  mount  of  the  congregat. 
fer.6.  i8.know,0  congregaiion^hu  is  amo.  them 
30.20.thek  congreg.ftuW  be  eftablifh.before  me 
Lam.  1 . 1  o.fhould  not  enter  into  thy  congregation 
Hof.7.1 2.chaften  them  as  their  congreg.hath  heard 
Joel  2 . 1 6.gather  the  people»fanctifte  the  congregat. 
Acl.13 ,4j.when  the  congr&g.v/zs  broken  up  many 

All  the  Congregation, 
Exod.  12.3  .fpeake  to  all  the  conrrigation  of  Ifrael 

Lewf.19.2. 

16.1  .all  the  congregat. came  into  the  wild.of  Sin 

9-fay  unto  all  the  congregation  of  Ifrael,Come 

1 7 . 1 .  all  the  congregat.  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

3  5-i.Mof.gath.  all  the  congreg.  of  the  chil.of  If. 


4.Mof.fpiake  unto  all  the  congreg.  of  thechil. 
20. all  the  congreg.  of  the  childr.of  Ifrael  dcp. 
Lev.S.  3 .  gather  thou  all  the  congregation  together 
9. 5. all  the  congregation  drew  necrc,  and  itood 
1 6, 1 7«and  for  all  the  congregation  of  Ifrael 
24. 14.  let  all  the  congregation  ftone  him 

1 6.all  the  congregat.ibM  certainly  ftone  him 
Www.  1. 2. take  the  fumme  of  all  the  congregation 
1 8  .they  3ffembled  all  the  congregation  togeth. 
8.20.and  all  the  congregat.  of  the  chil.of  If.  did 
1 3 .  26\and  came  unto  all  the  congregation  of  the 
backward  unto  all  the  congregation 
1 4. 1  .all  the  congregation  lift  up  their  voice 
10.  all  the  congregation  bade  ftone  them 
3  6.made  all  the  congregation  to  murmure 
1 5.24.all  the  congreg.  (hall  offer  one  yongbull. 
25.  an  atonement  for  all  the  congregat .  of  the 
i<5.  it  fhall  be  forgiven  all  the  congregation  of 
3  3  .brought  him  unto  all  the  congregation 
3  5 .  all  the  congregation  fhall  ftone  him 
$6.  all  the  congregation  brought  him  without 
16.3.  feeing  all  the  congregation  are  holy 

i9.Korah  gath.all  the  congregation  agai.  them 

glory  of  the  L.appe.unto  all  the  congregat. 

2  2.  wilt  thou  be  wroth  with  all  the  congrega. 

4 1  .on  the  morrow  all  the  congregation  murm. 

20. 27.  into  mount  Hor,in  the  fight  of  all  the  co. 

29.  all  the  cong.hw  that  Aar.  was  dead,they 

25.6.01  the  fight  of  all  the  congreg.  of  the  child. 

26.a.take  the  fumme  of  all  the  congregation 

Z7.Z-&  before  the  Princers,and  all  the  congreg. 

1 9 .  and  fet  him  before  all  the  congregation 

Verfe  22. 
20.all  the  cong.  of  the  chil.of  If.may  be  obed. 
21. with  hitn,even  all  the  congregation 
3  i.27.and  betweene  all  the  congregation 
Deut.  31-3  o.Mofes  fpake  in  to  cares  of  all  the  cong. 
Jof.8.1  j. which  Jofhua  read  not  before  allthe  con. 
9. 18.  all  the  congreg.mutmured  aga.the  princes 
1 9.  princes  faid  unto  all  the  congregation, Wee 
2i.and  drawers  of  water  unto  all  the  congre. 
12. 20.  wrath  fell  upon  all  thecongreg.  of  Ifrael 
1  Hing.K.f. Sol.8t  all  the  aw.  of  Ifr.thatwereafT. 
i4.blefled  all  the  congregation  of  Ifrael 

and  all  the  congregation  of  Ifrael  ftood 

2  2 .  in  the  prefence  of  all  the  congreg.oi Ifrael 

2  Chr.6.\z. 

5  5 .  ftood  and  bl  efled  all  the  congreg.oi  Ifrael 

1 2.3  .all  the  congregati.  of  Ifrael  came  and  fpake 

1  Cbr.  i3.2.Da.faiduntoallthe<wfcofIf.Ifitfeem 

4.all  the  congregat  .hid  that  they  would  do  fo 

29.  1  .Dav.faid  unto  all  the  cong.  Solom.my  fon 

lO.Da.bleffed  the  Lord  before  all  the  congre. 

io.faid  unto  all  the  congre.Kovi  bleffe  the  L. 

all  the  congregation  blefled  the  Lord 

a  Chro.  i.j. Solo. and  all  the  congreg.w ith  him  went 

6.13.  upon  his  knees  before  all  the  congregation 

23 . 3 .  all  the  congregation  made  a  covenanc 

2  8 . 1 4.  and  the  fpoile  before  all  the  congregation 
29.18.  and  all  the  congregation  worfhipped 
30.2  .taken  counfell,andall  the  congreg.mjeiu. 

4-thing  pleafed  the  King, &  all  the  congregat . 

2 5, all  thecongrcgat.of  Judah,withthe  prkfts 

all  the  congreg.  that  came  out  of  Ifrael,  & 

3  i.i8.and  their  d.iugh.thorow  all  the  congrega. 
E^ra  10. 1 2. then  all  the  congregation  anfwered  and 

1 4.  let  our  rulers  of  all  the  congregation  ftand 
Neh.  f .  1 3  .and  all  the  congregation  faid,  Amen 
8.17-and  all  the  congregation  made  boothes 

Elders  of  the  Congregation. 

Lev.4. 1  j  .elders  of  the  congregation  fhall  lay  their 
Jiidg.  2 1 .  16. elders  of  the  OT2£.faid,How  fhall  wee 

Great  Congregation, 
1 1^.8.65. all  Ifrael  with  him,a  great  congregation 

2,  Cbr  on.  7.8 

2  Chron  30. 1 3  .to  keep  the  feaft,a  great  congregation 

E'zra  1  o.  1 .  to  him  out  of  Ifr.a  very  great  congregat. 

Vfal.  22. 25.  praife  fhalbe  of  thee  in  the  great  cong. 

35.18  .lie  give  thee  thanks  in  the  great  congreg. 

40.9.I  have  preached  righteouf.  in  the  gre. cong. 

io.and  thy  truth  from  the  great  congregation 

Congregation  of  ifrael. . 

Exod.  1 1.6.  congregation  of  Ifrael  fhall  kill  it 

ij.foul  fhalbe  cut  off  from  the  cong.oi  Ifrael 
47.  all  the  congregation  of  Ifrael  fhall  keep 

Kv.4.1 3.  if  the  whole  cong.oS  If.fin  through  igno. 


1 6. 5. take  of  the  congregation  of  Ifrael  two  kids 
N«w.8.20.and  all  the  congreg.oi Ifr.did  to  the  Le. 

1 3 .  26. they  came  to  all  the  OTZ.of  the  ch.of  Ifr. 

1 6.0. hath  feparated  you  from  the  cong.oi  Ifrael 

3  2.4.which  the  L.fmote  before  the  congr.oi Ifr. 
Vcijt-I  J  .3°.in  the  eares  of  all  thecongreg.  of  Ifrael 
Jojh.S .  3  5 .  w  hich  read  not  before  all  the  cong.oi  If. 


2  2. 1 8. be  wroth  with  the  whole  cow_i 'eg.  of  Ifr 3. 
20.  wrath  fell  on  all  the  congrcgatiou  of  Ifrael 

1  i^'«.8.5.Solo.and  all  the  cong.oi Ifr.were  affem. 
i4.and  all  the  congregation  of  Ifrael  ftood 

zChron.6. 12. 

22. in  the  prefence  of  all  the  congreg.oi  Ifrael 

5  5.  bleffed  all  the  cong.  of  Ifrael  with  a  loud 

1 1. 3  .all  the  congregat.  of  Ifrael  came  and  fpake 

1  Chro.  13.2.  Da.faid  unto  all  '.he  congreg.oi If.if  it 

2  Chr.  5.6.  Sol.  &  all  the  cong  .of  Ifr.f Jcrificed  Sheep 
6.3.  and  bleffed  the  whole  congregation  of  Ifrael 

1 3  .upon  his  knees  before  all  the  congr.oi  Ifr. 

24. 6. to  the  commandem.of  the  wngre§,oi Ifrael 

Congregation  of  the  Lord. 

Num.  1 6. 3. your  felves  above  the  congreg.oi  the  Lo. 

20. 4.  why  have  ye  brought  up  the  cong.oi  the  L. 

27.1 7. congreg.oi  the  Lo.be  not  as  fheep  which 

3  1. 16.  a  plague  among  the  www.  of  the  Lord 
Deut.  23.1  .not  enter  into  the  congregat.oi  the  Lord 

2.a  baft,  fhall  not  enter  into  the  con.oi  the  L- 

he  not  enter  into  the  congreg.oi  the  Lo. 

3  .or  Moab. dial  not  ent.into  the  con.oi  the  L> 

not  enter  into  the  0%,  of  the  L.for  ever 

8. of  them  fhal  ent.into  ihe  congreg.oi  the  L. 

Jof.iz.\6Sahh  the  whole  con.oi  the  L.Whit  tref- 

17.  was  a  plague  in  the  congrega.oi  th'.  Lord 
1  Cfoco.28.8.in  the  fight  of  the  cong.oi  the  L  keep 
Micah  2.5.  caft  a  cord  by  lot  in  the  cong.vi the  Lo. 

Tabernacle  of  the  Congrcgat'tott. 
£#0.27.2 1  •  lamp  to  burn  alw.in  the  tab. of  the  con. 
28 .43  .they  come  in  unto  the  tab. of  the  congreg. 
29.4.bring  to  the  door  of  the  tab.  of  the  Congre. 

10. bull,  to  be  brou.before  the  tab.of  the  con. 

1 1  .kil  the  bul.by  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  c. 

jo.into  the  tab.of  the  cong. to  minifter  in  the 

3  2  .flefli  &  bread  by  the  d. of  the  ta.of  the  con. 

42. burnt  off.at  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

44.  He  fan&rfie  the  tabernacle  of  the  congreg. 
30.16.appo.it  for  the  ferv.of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

18.  betw.the  tab.of  the  congreg.znd  the  altar 
20. into  the  tab.of  the  congreg.  they  fhal  wafh 
26.anoint  the  tabern.bf  the  cowgw. therewith 
36iput  it  before  the  teft. in  theiab.ofthecos. 

3 1. 7. the  tabem-oi the  congregation  and  thearke 

33.7.  and  called  it  the  uber.  of  tnc  congregation 

w?h  fou.the  L.  went  out  to  the  ta.of  the  co. 

3  5.2i.to  the  work  of  the  tabcrn.ofrhe  congreg. 

2  8.8.affembled  at  the  taberna.  oi  the  congregat. 

30.thefoc.ket  to  the  door  of  thetab  of  the  a?. 

Lev.  1, 1 .  fpeak  unto  him  out  of  the  tab.of  the  cong. 

3  .offer  it  at  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  congreg. 

5  .abo.the  alt. by  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  co. 

3 .2.kill  it  at  the  door  of  tabern-of  the  congregat. 

8.  kill  it  before  the  tabernacle  of  the  congreg. 

Ver.  1 3 . 

4.4.  bnl. unto  the  door  of  the  tabern.ofthe  con. 

5  .bring  it  to  the  tabernacle  of  the  congregation 

7.which  is  in  the  tab.»of  the  cong.fk  fhal  pour 

which  is  at  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

i4.bring  him  before  the  tabern.ofthe  congre. 

1 6. bring  of  the  bul.blo.to  the  tab.of  the  con. 

1 8. at  the  alt.at  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  co. 

that  is  in  the  tab.of  the  congreg.  &  poure 

6. 1 6".in  the  court  of  the  tabern.ofthe  congregat. 

Verfe  16. 

3  o.bloud  is  brought  into  the  tab.of  the  cong. 

8. 3  .cong.toge.to  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

4.aflembly  was  gath.  to — 'the  tab.of  the  con. 

3  1 .  boil  the  fl.  at  the  door  of  the  ta.of  the  co. 

3  3  .not  go  out  at  the  doo.of  the  tab.of  the  co. 

3  5.  abide  at  the  door  of  the  tabcr.of  the  cong. 

9. 5. that  which  Mof.com.bef.the  tab.of  the  con. 

2  3  .Mof.  &  Aar.went  into  the  tab.of  the  con. 

10.7.  not  go  out  of  from  the  tab.of  the  cong. 

9. no  wine  when  ye  go  into  the  tab.of  the  con. 

1 1,6  .for  a  fin-off.unto  the  taber.of  the  congreg. 

14.11.made  clean  at  the  do.of  the  ta.of  the  con. 

23.  bring  unto  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

15,14.  the  L.to  the  door  ofthe  tab.of  the  cong. 

2  q.  to* 


COM        COM 


CON       CON 


con      Con 


29.ro  the  pri.to  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  co. 
i6.7.thembef.theL.at  the  d.ofthe  ta.of  the  «. 
1 6 .  fo  (hall  hee  do  for  the  taber.  of  the  cong. 
1 7. no  man  in  the  tab.  of  the  congregat.  when 
20.&  the  taberna.of  the  congreg.and  the  altar 

2  3  .Aaron  fhallcome  into  the  tab.of  the  con. 
3 3  .make  an  atonem.  for  the  tab.  of  the  cong. 

I7.4.bringsitnotto  the  do.of  theta.  ofthew. 

5  .them  to  the  L.to  the  do.of  the  ta.of  the  co. 

g.thealt.at  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  congreg. 

9  unto  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  congr.to  off. 

1 9. 2 1  .the  door  of  the  tab  .of  the  c»».even  a  ram 

24.  j.  lamps  to  burn  in  the  tabern.of  th&congre. 

Num.  i.i.L.fpake  unto  Mof.in  the  tab.of  the  cong. 

2.2.far  off  about  the  tab.of  the  ras.fhal  they  pit. 

1 7.tabernacle  ofthewzgw.fhill  fet  forward 

3.7.before  the  tab.of  the  cong.to  doe  the  fervice 

8  .keep  all  the  inftrum.of  the  tab.  of  the  cong. 

.    2  5  .of  the  fons  of  Gerfh.in  the  tab.of  the  con. 

hanging  for  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

Chap. 4.25. 

j8.even  before  the  taber.of  the  congr.  Eaftw. 

4. 3. work  of  the  tabernacle  of  the  congregation 

Verf.23, 30,3  5,39,43. 

4.ferv-of  the  fons  of  Koh.in  the  ta.of  the  con. 

1 5.bur.of  the  fons  of  Ko.in  the  ta.of  the  con. 

%  5.  &  the  tab.of  the  cong.his  coyering,&  the 

28.in  the  tabern.of  the  cong.znd  their  charge 

3 1. to  all  their  fervice  in  the  tab.  of  the  cong. 

Verf.33. 

3  7. do  fervice  in  the  tabernacle  of  the  congre. 

Verfe4i. 

47.fervice  of  the  bur.in  the  taber.of  the  cong. 
6.  i  o.to  the  pri.to  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

1 3  .brou.unto  the  door  of  the  tab  of  the  cong. 

1 8. of  his  fepa.at  the  do.of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

7-5. to  do  the  fervice  of  the  taber.  of  the  congreg. 

Chap.8.15. 

89.  Mofes  was  gone  into  the  tab.of  the  cong. 
89.  bring  ihe  Levites  bef.  the  tab.  of  the«wp. 

19.fer.of  thechi.of  Ifr.in  the  tab.  of  the  con. 

2  2, do  their  fervice  in  the  tabern.  of  the  cong. 

24-waitupon  theferv-ofthe  tab.of  the  cong. 

26.  minifter  in  the  tabernacle  of  thecongreg. 
10.3.10  thee  at  the  do.of  the  tab.of  the  congreg. 
1 1 . 1 6.bring  them  unto  the  tabern.of  the  congr. 
1 2.4.come  out  ye  three  unto  the  rab.of  the  con. 
14. 10. glory  of  the  L.  appe.in  the  tab.of  the  co. 
16.18.  flood  in  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  cong. 

\g.  ag.  them  to  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

42.  looked  toward  the  tabern.of  the  congreg. 

43.M01  &  Aar.came  bef.  the  tab.of  the  cong. 

j  o.  to  Mof.to  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  cong. 
1 7.4.  lay  them  up  in  the  tabernacle  of  the  cong. 
1 8 .4. keep  the  charge  of  the  taber.of  the  congreg. 

6-to  doe  the  fervice  of  the  taber.of  the  congre. 

2 1 .  even  the  fervice  of  the  tab.of  the  congreg. 

22.  come  nigh  the  tabernacle  of  the  congrega, 
23.Lev.fhal  do  the  ferv.of  the  tab.of  the  con. 
3 1. for  the  fervice  of  the  taber.  of  the  congreg. 

19.4.  dire&ly  before  the  taber.  of  the  congregat. 

2c6.affem.unto  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

%<y.6.  weeping  bef.  the  do.of  the  tab.  of  the  con. 

27. 2  .all  the  con. by  the  do.of  the  tab.of  the  con. 

3  1.  54.  brought  it  unto  the  taber.of  the  congreg. 

Dcu.31.1 4.  prefent  your  felves  in  the  tab.of  the  co. 

presented  themfelves  in  the  tab.of  the  con. 

Jof.  18.1  .fet  up  the  tabern.of  the  congregation  there 

19.y1.at  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of  the  cong. 
1  55.2.2  2.  affem.at  the  door  of  the  tab.of  the  con. 
1  i(i?2.8.4.brought  up  the  tabernacle  of  the  congre. 

1  cho.6.%  2.dwclHng  place  of  the  tab.of  the  congr. 
9. 2 1. porter  of  the  door  of  the  taber.of  the  con^. 

23.32.  keep  the  charge  of  the  taber.of  the  congr. 

2  Chro.  1.3.  for  there  was  the  tabern.of  the  congreg. 

6.  which  was  at  the  tabern. of  the  congreg.and 

1 3 .  from  before  the  tabernacle  of  the  congre. 
y.  5. brought  up  the  ark,and  taber.of  the  congreg. 
Tenrofthe  Congregation, 
Exod.  3  9. 3  2 .  of  the  tent  of  the  congregation  finifhed 

40.  fervice  of  the  tab.for  the  tent  of  the  cong. 
40. 2.fet  up  the  tabern.of  the  tent  of  the  congreg. 

6  .door  of  the  taber.of  the  tent  of  the  congreg. 

7-the  lave  r  betw.  the  tent  of  the  cong.Sc  altar 

22.  put  the  table  in  the  tent  of  the  congregat. 

24.  put  the  candltftick  in  the  tent  of  the  con. 


26.put  the  golden  alt.in  the  tent  of  the  cong. 
29.  he  put  the  altar  by  the  tent  of  the  congre. 
3  o.he  fet  the  lavar  betw.the  tent  of  the  comr. 
3  2.  vwhen  they  went  into  the  tent  of  the  con. 
34.  a  cloud  covered  the  tent  of  the  congregat. 
3  f .  not  able  to  enter  into  the  tent  of  the  con. 
whole  Congregation. 

Exod.  i6.2.whole  cong.oi  the  chi.of  Ifr.murmured 

1  o.as  Aar.  fpake  unto  the  whole  congreg.that 

Lev.4..  1 3  .if  the  whole  co«.of  Ifr.fin  through igno. 

Num.  3.7.  and  the  charge  of  the  whole  congregation 

1 4. 2.whole  congre.fzid  unto  them,Would  God 

20. 1. came  the  whole  congr.to  the  defart  of  Zin 

22.  even  the  vi  hole  congregati.  purnyed  from 

fofh.  1 8 . 1 .  w  hole  congr. of the  child.of  Ifr.affembl. 

22.1 2.whole  congr. oi  the  childr.of  If.  gathered 

1 6. faith  the  whole  cong.oi  the  L.What  trefp. 

1 8.be  wroth  with  the  whole  congregation 

jfudg.  2 1 . 1 3 .  w  hole  congregation  fent  forne  to  fpeak 

2  Cte?.6. 3. and  bleffed  the  whole  congregation  of  If. 

E-z^a  2.64.  the  whole  congregation  was  443  60. 

Neh.7.66. 
P>o.26.26.wick.fhalbe  fhewed  bef.the  whole  tong. 

Congregations. 
~Pfat.z6.it.in  the  congregations  will  I  blefTe  the 
68.26.  bleffe  ye  God  in  the  congregations 
74.4.enem.roar  in  the  midft  of  the  congregations 
Coniaij, 
Jer.zz. 24. though  Coniah  were  the  fignet  upon 
28.  is  this  man  Coniah  a  defpifed  idole 

37.1.  King  Zedekiah  reigned  in  ftead  of  Coniah 

Come. 
Lev.  1 1.  y.and  the  conk ,becaufe  he  cneweth  the  cud 
De«M4.7.as  the  hare  &  conie,fot  they  chew  the 

Confeg. 
Pfal.  104.18  .the  rocks  are  a  refuge  for  the  amies 
Pro.  3  0.26.  the  comes  are  but  a  feeble  folk,yec 

Conontah. 
2  Chr.i  i.i2.over  which  Conomah  the  Le.was ruler 
1 3  .BenaiahjOverfeers  under  the  hand  of  Con. 

Conquer.  Conquering. 
Rev.6.z.he  went  forth  conquering,and  to  conquer 

Conqiierers. 
K0.8.37.  in  thefe  things  we  are  more  then  conquer. 

Conference, 
John  8.£.being  convicted  by  their  own  confeience 
A6i.z4.16-  to  have  alwaies  aconfeience  void  of  off. 
Rom.  2.1  5. their  confeience  alfo  bearing  witneffe 
9. 1  .my  confeience  alfo  bearing  me  witneffe 
13.5.  but  alfo  for  confeience  fake 
1  Cw.8.7.fome  wcl,f»»^cfthe  idol,to  this  hour  eat 
their  cernfaence  being  weak,  is  defiled 
lo.fhall  not  the  conf. of  him  that  is  weakebe 
1 2.  and  wound  their  weak  confcience,ye  finne 
1 0.2 5. asking  no  queftion  for  confeience  fake 

Verf.27. 

28.  eat  not  for  confeience  fake 

29.  confeience,  I  fay,  not  thine  owne 

my  liberty  judged  of  another  mans  conf. 

z  G»*.i.i2.rejoicing  is  this, the  teftim.ofourcflK/I 

4.2. commending  our  felves  to  every  mans  con. 

1  Tim.  3 .9. holding  the  myft.of  faith  in  a  pure  conf. 

4.2.  having  their  conf  feared  with  an  hote  yron 

2  Tim.  1 . 3  .whom  I  ftrve  from  my  fa.w1^  pure  conf. 
Tit.  1 . 1 5  .even  their  minde  and  confeience  is  defiled 
Heb.y.y  .as  pertaining  to  the  confeience 

14.  purge  your  confeience  from  dead  works 

10. 2.  have  had  no  more  confeience  of  fins 

22.  our  hearts  fprinkled  from  an  evill  eonfei. 
1  Pf/.2.i?.aman  for  conf. toy/ .God  endure  griefe 

Good  Confeience. 
Alt.  2  3 . 1 . 1  have  lived  in  all  good  confeience 
1  Tim.  i.j.  out  of  a  pure  heart,  and  of  a  good  conf. 

i9.holdingfaith  and  a  good  confeience 
Heb.  13-18.  truft  we  have  a  good  conf.ia  all  things 

1  Vet .  3 . 1 6.  having  a  good  conf.wherezs  they  fpeak 

2 1.  but  the  3nfwer  of  a  good  confeience  tow. 
Confcience0. 

2  Cor. 5.1 1. We  are  made  manifeft  in  your  confeien. 

Confecrate. 
£#0^.28. 3,may  make  Aarons  garm.to  confecr.him 
4 1. thou  fhalt  anoint  them,  and  confecr. them 
29.9.  fhalt  confecrate  Aaron  and  his  fons 
3  3  .atonement  was  made,to  confecrate  them 
3  y.feven  dayes  flialt  thou  confecrate  them 
30.3  o.anoint  Aaron  and  his  fons,&  confe. them 


32.29.  confecrate  your  felves  to  day  to  the  Lord 
Lev.  8 . 3  3  .for  feven  dayes  fhall  he  confecrate  you 

16.32.mall  confecrate  to  minifter  in  thepriefts 
Num.6. 1  z.conf.anto  the  Lord  the  dayes  of  his  fep. 

1  Chr.zcf.^.  to  confhls  fervice  this  day  to  the  Lord 

2  Chro.  1 3 .9.  to  conf.  himfelfc  with  a  yong  bullock 
£^-43>  i6.and  they  fhall  confecrate  themfelves 
Micah  4. 1 3  .He  confecrate  their  gain  unto  the  Lord 

ConfccrateD. 
fW.29.29.and  to  be  confecrated  in  them 
Lev.  21.10.  that  is  confecrated  to  put  on  the  garm. 
Num.  3.3.  whom  he  conf.to  minifter  in  the  pri.off. 
fqfh.  6 . 1 9 .  &  veffels  of  yron  are  confecrated  to  the 
Jud.  1 7.  j .  conf.one  of  his  fons,who  became  his  pr. 
12.  and  Micah  confec rate d  the  Levite 

1  Kjn.  33.13  .whofoever  would,  he  confecrated  him 

2  C^o.26.i8.thatarecff»/«r<j.toburnincenfe  aoe 

29.3  i.now  ye  have  confyout  felves  unto  the°L. 

3 1 .6.w hich  were  confe.unto  the  Lord  their  G. 
Eijr.$.  y  .of  all  the  fet  feafts  of the  L  that  were  con. 
Heb.j.  28.who  is  confecrated  for  evermore 

10.20.by  a  living  way,which  he  hath  con.fot  us 

.    ConfecrateD.    . 
2  Cfey.29.3  3. the  confecrated  things  were  600.  oxen 

Confecration. 
Ex0d.z9.zz.it  is  a  ramme  of  confecration 

27.  which  is  heaved  up  of  the  ram  of  the  conf. 

3 1  .take  the  ram  of  the  confecration,  and  feeth 
Iex\8.2  2.brou.the  other  ram,  the  ram  of  the  confe. 

29.  for  of  the  ram  of  confe.  it  was  Mofes  part 

3  3  .untill  the  dayes  of  yout  conf.  be  at  an  end 
Num.6.7  .confecration  of  his  God  is  upon  his  head 

9.he  hath  defiled  the  head  of  his  confecration 
Confecration?. 
Exod.zg.z6.tzkc  the  breft  of  a  ram  of  Kato. confe. 

34.  if  ought  ofrhe  flefh  of  theconfecrat.rem. 
LrJ-7.27.of  the  trefpaffe  off.&  of  the  confecrations' 
8.28.they  in  ere  confecrations  for  a  fweet  favour 

3 1. eat  wth  the  bread  that  is  in  thebask.of  co. 
Confent. 
Gen. 34. 1  y.  in  this  we  will  confent  unto  you 

22.  herein  will  the  men  confent  to  us 

2 3. let  us  confent  to  them,and  they  will  dwell 
Deut.  1 3 .8  .thou  fhalt  not  confent  unto  him 
Jud.  1 1. 17.ro  the  K.of  Moab,but  he  would  not  co. 
1  J0s.2O.8.hearken  not  unto  him,nor  confent 
JVo.i.io.iffinners  entice  thee,confent  thou  not 
Rom.7.16.1  confent  unto  the  law,that  it  is  good 
i  Tim.6.3.  if  any  confent not  t0  wholfome  words 

Confent. 

1  Sam.  1  i.7.and  they  came  out  with  one  confent 
Pfal.82  .j.  have  confulted  togeth.  with  one  confent 
Hof.6  p.comp.of  prie.murder  in  the  way  by  confent 
Zeph.2 .9.to  ferve  him  with  one  confent 
Lu.14. 1 8.all  with  one  confent  began  to  make  exc. 
1  C0T.7.  y.except  it  be  with  confent  for  a  time 

ConfenreO. 
1  Kjn.  1 2.8  .priefts  confentedto  receive  more  money 
Van.  1 .  14 .  fo  he  confented  to  them  in  this  matter 
Luk..  z  3 . 5 1 .  the  fame  had  not  confented  to  the  couf. 
Act.  1 8 .20.1onger  time  with  them,he  confentednot 

ConfenteOft. 

P/d.yo.iS.faweft  a  thkf,tho\i  confentedft  with  him 

Confenting. 

Ail.  8 .  i.and  Saul  was  confenting  unto  his  death 
22.20. 1  was  ftanding,  &  confenting  to  his  death 
ConfiOer. 
Exod. 33 .  ij.confider  that  this  nation  is  thy  people 
Lev.  13.13  .then  the  prieft  fhall  confider, and  if 
Deut. 4.39  &  confider  it  in  thine  heart,that  th;  Lo. 
8.  j.  confider  in  thine  heart,asa  man  chafteneth 
3  z. 7 .confider  the  yters  of  many  generations 
29«that  they  would  confider  their  latter  end 
fudg.  1 8  1 4.  therefore  confider  what  he  have  to  do 
1 9. 3  o.confider  of  it,  take  advice,  and  fpeak  your 

1  Sam.  1  z-zjf.confi.  how  great  things  he  hath  don: 
2?.  17.  know  and  confider  what  thou  wilt  doe 

2  Kjn.  $.7.  confider, &.  fee  how  he  fceketh  a  quaixeil 
fob  1 1.1 1. will  hee  not  then  confider  it 

23.15.  when  I  confiiler,!  am  afraid  of  him 
34.27.and  would  not  confider  any  of  his  wayes 
37.1 4-and  confider  the  wondrous  works  of 
Pfal.  5 . 1 . 0  Lord,  confider  my  meditation 
8.3.  w  hen  I  confider  the  heavens  the  work  of 
9.13.O  Lord,  confider  my  trouble 
1 3 .3. confider, and  heare  me,C»  Lord 

2f.ig,  confider 


CON       C  O  N 

» <  i  b.c«ljasr  mine  enemies,  for  they  are  many 
,7,  io.d>ligently  ««#  his  place,  &  it  fliall  not 
4<  10. confider,  and  incline  thine  rare 
48  13  mark  ye  well  her  bulw  xonjider  her  palac. 
co.22.now  «^  this,  ye  that  forget  God 
L.  9  they  (hall  wifely  «>»M>'  of  his  doing 
ll9g<  but  I  will  confide/  thy  teftimonus 
V ;  3  confider  mine  affliction,and  deliver  trie 
1  ^.cmfider  how  I  love  thy  precepts 
r-Y<,  6  6.  confider  her  wayes,  and  be  wife 
a,  1  «»&&>•  diligently  what  is  before  thee 
24  11.  doth  not  he  chat  pond.the  heart  «»/«/.  it 
£Ccl^,i'thty  confider  not  that  they  doe  evill 
7' 1  j.  w»/*r  the  worke  of  God 
'  ,4.but  in  the  day  of  adverhty  confider 
lfit.-1.3-  my  people  doth  not  confides 


CON      CON 


C  O  N      CON 


l  z.mith.confider  they  the  operat.  of  his  hands 
14.1 6.  narrowly  look  upon  thee,  &  confid.thzt 
rf'.4.andl\e  confider  in  my  dwelling  place 
41.10.that  they  may  fee,&  know,&«Mthat 
ai.  that  we  may  confidxhtm,Sc  know  the  lat. 
1 8  neither  confider  the  things  of  old 
, , ' ,  5  which  they  had  not  heard  ,fhall  they  conf. 
fer  2  10. confider,  and  fee  if  there  be  fuch  a  thing 
9  1 7  .confider  ye,&  ral  1  for  the  mourning  worn. 
«  ao.later  daies  ye  {hall  confider  it  perfedly 

20.14.  later  daies  ye  flial1  ""^  " 

1.  2nd  confider,  for  I  am  become  vile 


43- 


z.z'o.andconfukr  to  whom  thou  haft  done  this 

<'.i.confider,  and  behold  ourreproach 

£«  1  i.J.may  be  they  wil  co^tho.they  be  a  rebel. 

D«.9.i?.underftand  the  matter,&  confid.xht  vifio 

Bof.7  .z.confider  not  in  their  hearts  that  I  rememb. 

Hag.  1 . 5 .thus  faith  the  L.Confyoax  waies    Ver.7. 

H  J.I  pray  yovtconfid.  from  this  day,  and  upw. 

Verfe  18. 

18.found.of  the  Lo.temp.was  hid, confider  it 

Mat.6 .18.  co^.the  lilies  of  the  field  how  they  gr. 

Lu\e  11.17. 

Lu\.  lz.z^-confickr  the  ravens,for  they  nei.fow  nor 

fob.  11.^0. nor  confi.thztit  is  exped.for  us  that  one 

At!.  1 5.6.Eld.came  togeth.to  confider  of  this  mat. 

2  rw2.a.7.<wz/lwhatlfay,the  L-give  thee  underft. 

Heb.3.1 .confider  the  apoftle,&  high  ptieft  of  our 

7.4.now  confider  how  great  this  man  was 

10.z4.confid.onc  another,to  provoke  unto  love 

1 1.2  .conf.him  that  endured  fuch  contrad.of  fin. 

ConODereD. 

1  Kin.  2 .  zi.confid.it  in  the  morn.it  was  not  my  fon 
5 .8.have  confidered  the  things  which  thou  fenteft 
Job  1 .8 .  haft  thou  confidered  my  fervant  Job 

Chap.  i.2. 
Vfd.i  1.7.  for  thou  haft  confidered  my  trouble 

77.5.1  have  confidered  the  daies  of  old 
Pro. 24.3 1. and  confideredix  well,I  looked  upon  it 
£a/ef.4'i-I  returned  and  confidered  all  the  oppreff. 
4.  againe,!  confidered  all  travell 
1  f.I  cotf/y.all  the  living  which  walked  under 
9.1 .  for  all  this  I  confideredin  mine  heart 
Van.  j.  9. 1  confidered  the  homes,  and  behold 
Mar. 6.$  2. they  co^//.  not  the  miracle  of  the  loaves 
./4i5?.  1 1.6. 1  confidered,aud  (aw  iouxe  footed  beafts 
1 1.1  i.had  confid.tht  thing, he  came  to  the  houfe 
Rom.^.ig.hzconfiderednot  his  body  now  dead 

ConQDercft, 

Jer.-$  i.zq.conjid.  not  what  this  peop.  have  fpoken 

Mat  .7 . 3  .confident  not  the  beam  in  thine  o wne  eye 

ConQOeretl). 

Vfal.  3 3 . 1  5 .  he  confideretb  all  their  workes 

4i.i.bleffed  is  he  that  confideretb  the  poor 
Py0.1i.  1 2.  right.'man  wifely  confideretb  the  hou.of 
2  8 . 1 2  .confid.nox  that  poverty  (hal  come  on  him 
19. 7. righteous  confideretb  the  caufe  of  the  poor 
5  1 . 1  <?.flie  confideretb  a  field,  and  buyeth  it 
i/a.44. 1 9. and  none  confideretb  in  his  heart 
E^<4 1 8 . 1 4.and  confidereth,and  doth  not  fuch  like 
a8.becaufe  hee confid.znd  turneth  away  from 
Confloeririg. 
I/S.57. 1. none  confidering  that  the  righteous  is 
Dan.8 .  f.was  eff»/«ib'zsg)behold  an  he-goat  came 
Gal.6.1. considering  thy  felfe,left  thou  alfo  be  temp. 
Heb.iiJ.confickmg  the  end  of  their  conversation 

Confift. 
C6/.1.17.  and  by  him  all  things  confiji 

Conttftett). 
Lu\.\  2. 1  5  .a  mans  life  confiftetb  not  in  the  abund. 


Confjlatton, 
fer. 16  7-nei.men  give  the  cup  of confolation 
Lukti.z*, .waiting  for  the  convolution  of  Ifrael 
6. 24. for  ye  have  received  your  confutation 
Ail. 4.  5  6.being  interpreted,the  fon  of  confolation 

1  5 .  3 1. they  rejoyced  for  the  confolation 
Rom.i<y.<j.God  of conf.  grant  you  to  be  like  mind. 
2  Cor.  1 . 5. fo  our  confolat.  alfo  aboundeth  by  Chrift 
6.we  be  afflicted,it  is  for  your  confolation 

be"  comforted,  it  is  for  your  confolation 
7.fo  fhall  ye  be  partakers  of  the  confolation 
7-7.butby  the  ctf/z/tf/.w  herewith  he  wascomfor. 
Vhil.z.  1. be  any  confolat.in  Chrift,fulfill  ye  my  joy 
2  Tbef.z. id.hath  given  us  everlafting confolation 
Phikm.j.viee  have  great  joy  &  confolat.  in  thy  love 
Heb.6. 1  S.we  might  have  a  ftrong  confolation 

Confutations. 
Job  1  5.1  i.are  the  confolat. o(  God  fmall  with  thee 

11.2.  and  let  this  be  your  confolations 
lfa.66. 1 1.&  be  fatisfied  with  the  brefts  of  her  con- 

Confozteo, 

Act.  1 7. 4. and  fome  of  them  confined  with  Paul  & 

Confptracte, 
2  Sam.  1  5 .  1 1.  and  the  confpiracie  was  ftrong 

1  K?s«  1  Z.20.&  made  a  confpiracie,8i  flew  Jehoafli 

1 4.9.  made  a  confpiracie  againft  him  in  Jerufal. 
1  Cbron.  25.27. 
15.15.  acts  of  Shallum,  &  the  confpir.  which  he 

3  o.Hoihea  made  a  confpiraq  againft  Pekah 

17.4.  King  of  Aflyria  found  confpir.  in  Hofliea 

Jer.  1 1  .c/.confpiracy  is  found  among  the  men  of  Ju. 

£^e.  1 1 . 1 5 .there  is  a  «wz.of  her  Proph.in  the  midft 

Acl. z 3 . 1  j  .more  then  40.  wch  had  made  this confp. 

<Eonfptratoj0. 

2  S<?7#.  1 5.3  i.Ahitophel  is  am.the  confp.wh  Abfa. 
CottfpireD. 

Gf».  3  7 . 1 8  .they  confpired  to  flay  Jofeph 
i  Saw.n.3.allof  you  have  confpired  againft  me 
1 3  .why  have  ye  confpired  againft  me 

1  Kin.i  5. 17. and  Baafha  confpired  againft  him, and 
i6.9.hisfervant  Zimti  confpired  againft  him 

1  fcj.heard  fay,Zimri  had  confpired,  and  flaine 

2  Ring.9.14.  fo  Jehu  confpired  againft  Joram 
10.9jconfpiredag.my  mafter,&  Hew  him,  but 
1 5.  io.and  Shallum  confp.sgainft.  him,&  fmote 

2  5. Pekah  confpired  againft  him,and  fmote 
21.13.ferv.  of  Amonconfpired  againft  him,and 

i4.peo.  flew  all  them  that  had  conf.zg.  Amon 
z  Cbron.  33.1 5. 
i  CfeM4.a1.and  thty confpired aga.  him,&  ftoned 
2  5 .  his  own  fervants  confpired  againft  him 
i6.thefe  are  they  that  confpired  againft  him 
3  3 .  i4.his  fervants  confpired  againft  him,and 
Ncfo.4.8.  OT/»-all  of  them  togetn.  to  come  to  fight 
Amos  7. 10. fay ing,Amos  hath  confpired  again. thee 

Conftant. 

1  c%o.28.7.if  he  be  conflant  to  doe  my  command.' 

Conftantlp. 

Pro.  1 1 .28 .man  that  heareth  fpeaketh  confiantly 
Acl.  1 1. 1  r  -but  (he  confiantly  affirmed  that  it  was  fo 
Tit. 1 .8  .thefe  things  I  will  that  thou  affirm  coajlan. 

ConlkHatfons. 

lfa.  1 3 .  10.  confiel.thttcof  fliall  not  give  their  light 

Conftrafne. 

Gal.6. 1 1  .they  conflraine  you  to  be  circumcifed 

Conftrafnet). 

1  rc«M.8.and  fhe  conftrained  him  to  eat  bread 
Mat. i^.zz.  Jefus  conflrai.  his  difciples  to  get  into 

Ma)\6.^%. 
Z.«£.24.i9.but  they  conftrained  him,faying,  Abide 
All.  1 6. 1  f .  and  fliee  conftrained  us 

28. 1 9.I  was  conftrained  to  appeale  unto  Cefar 
Conftrafnetij, 
/oil  3  i.i8.fpirit  within  me  co?tflmneth  me 
1  Coy.  5.  i4.for  the  love  of  Chri&  anftraineth  us 

Conftrafnt. 
1  Pfi.5. 2. taking  the  overfight,  not  by  conjiraint 

Confultatfon. 

Mar\e  1 5.  i.chiefe  priefts  held  a  confult.  with  Eld. 

ConftUt, 
Vfal.Sz.^.confdt  to  caft  him  dov^n  from  his  excel. 

Confnlteu. 

1  Kin.  1  i.6.Rehoboam  confultcd  with  the  old  men 

8.  and  he  confulted  with  the  yong  men 
1  Chr.i  i.i.Dw.confuLwith  the  capt.of  thoufands 
1  Cfe.10.11.when  he  had  confultcd  with  the  peo.he 

T 


Nch.  ( „7.then  I  confultcd  with  my  fclfe,and 
P/a/.8  3.3.  confulted  againft  thy  hidden  ones 

5;have  confultcd  together  with  one  confent 
£^.i  i .  2 1  .he  confulted  with  images,  he  looked 
D^«.6-7.and  the  captaines  have  confulted  together 
Af«.6.5.remember  what  Balak  K.of  Moab  confult 
H^.Lio.thou  haft. confulted  ftizmt  to  thy  houfe 
Mat.z6.4xonfultedx.bax.  they  might  take  Jefus 
Job. 1 2.10.  chief  priefts  conful.xbzi  they  might  pur 
Confuiter. 

Dw.18.1  i„or  acharmer,or  a  confuiter  with  famil. 

Conftiltetfj. 

18^.14.3 1  ;«j^aZt. whether  he  be  able  with  10000 

Confume. 

Ge K.41 .3  o.the  famine  fliall  «>»/#«£  the  land 
f.rorf.  3  3 . 3  .left  I  confume  thee  in  the  way 

5.midft  of  thee  in  a  mom.  and  confume  thee 
Zra.26.16.and  the  burning  ague,that  fliall  confume 
E>e«.5.2  5.for  this  great  fire  will  confume  us 

7.i6.thou  {halt  confu.  all  the  peo.which  the  L. 

28.38.for  the  locufts  fliall  confume  it 

42.  fruit  of  thy  land  fliall  the  locuft  confume 

3  2.42.  fhall  confume  the  earth  with  her  encrcaf; 
J0f.z4.zo.8c  conf.you  after  he  hath  done  you  a00d 

1  Sam.  2.33  .from  mine  alt.flialbe  to  w^thine  eies 

2  i^.i.io.let  fire  come  down  from  hea.&  confume 

Verfe  12. 

Job  1  5.34.  fire  (hall  confume  the  tabein.  of  bribery 
20. 26. a  fire  not  blown  fliall  confume  him 
24. 19. drought  and  heat  confume  the  waters 

Pya.37.20.they (hallconfumcfimo  fmoak  (hall  they 
3  5>.  1 1 .  his  beauty  to  confume  away  like  a  moth 
49.1 4. their  beauty  fhall  confume  in  the  grave 
78.33  .their  dayes  did  he  confume  in  vanity 

lfit-7- zo.  and  it  fliall  alfo  confume  the  beard 
1  o.  1 8. and  fliall  confume  the  glory  of  his  forreft 

27.1  o.and confume  the  branches  thereof 
Jer.4g.z7.  it  ihallconfume  the  palace  of  Bcnhadad 
£■^.4.1 7 .  and  confume  away  for  their  iniquity 

13.13  .great  hailftones  in  my  fury,to  confume  it 

2 1 . 2  8  j  c  is  furbufhed  to  confume,  becaufe  of  the 
22.15.  v/illconfume  thy  filthinefle  out  of  thee 
24. 10. kindle  the  fire,  confume  the  flefli 
3  5.1 1. they  are  given  us  to  confume 

Dan.z.44.andconfume  all  thefe  kingdomes 

7.26.10  confume, and  to  deftroy  it  unto  the  end 
Hof.i  i.6.the  fword  fliall  confume  his  branches 
Zepb.  i-z. confume  2II  things  from  offtheland 

3. He  confume  man  and  beaft,  and  the  fowles 
•Zft:b.5.4.vemain  in  the  midft  of  his  houfe,&  confu. 
1 4. 1 2.  flefli  fliall  confume  away  while  they 

eyes  fliall  confume  away  in  their  holes 
tongue  flial  conf. away  in  their  mouth 
2  The f.z.Z.v/ horn  the  L.  fliall  confume  with  the  fpi. 
James  4.3  .-that  ye  may  confume  it  upon  your  lufts 
\     Confume  tbem. 

Rxo.i  2.  io.hate  ag.thern.and  that  I  may  conf.thcm 

,     1  2  .and  to  confume  them  from  off  the  earth 
Num.16. 2 1  .that  I  may  confume  them  in  a  moment 

45.  may  confume  them  as  in  a  moment 
Deut.7. 2  Lthou  mayeft  not  confume  them  cleane 
Nch.g.  3  1  .thou  didft  not  utterly  confume  them 
E/?.9.24-the  lot,  to  confume  them,and  to  deftroy 
Vfal.  59.13  .confume  them  in  wrath,  confume  them 
Jer.8. 1 3 .1  will  furely  confume  them 

14. 1 1.  but  I  willconfume  them  by  the  fword 
E\e.  20. 1 3  .fury  upon  them  in  the  wild. to  confume 
Lul{.q.j  4. and  confume  them,even  as  Elias  did 

Conf»meO. 

Gen.  19- 1 5  .left  thou  be  confumed  in  the  iniquitie 
i7.efcape  to  the  mountain,  left  thou  be  conf. 
3  i.40.in  the  day  the  drought  confumedme 

Exod.^.z.md  the  bufh  was  not  confumed 

1 5. 7. forth  thy  wrath  which conf.xhcm  as  ftubb. 
ii.6.or  the  field  be«w//#m/therewith 

Lev. 6. 1  o.take  up  the  aflies  which  the  fire  hath  con. 
9.24.8c  confu.  upon  the  altar  the  burnt  offering 

Num.  1  i.i. con fum.xbem  that  were  in  the  utm. parts 
1 2. 1 2. of  whom  the  flefli  is  halfe  confumed 
i6.i6.1cftyebe«ra/«/;wiinalltheir  fins 

3  5.  came  out  fire  from  the  Lord,  &  confumed 
1 1 .18.it  hath  confumed  Ar  of  Moab 
25.1 1. that  I  «>»/««*«/ not  thechild. of  Ifrael  in 
32.13.  done  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  L.was  conf. 

Deut.z.  1 6.w  hen  all  the  men  of  war  were  confumed 

Jud.6. 2 1  .fire  out  of  the  rock.and  confum.the  flelh 
2  Sam .21.5  man 


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z  Sam.zi  .5  man  that  confumedus,  &  that  devifed 
22.59.I  haveC0»/«7ZK(tliemj&  wounded  them 

1  Kjitf.18.38.fire  ofthe  L-fell  &  confu.the  facrifi. 

2  Ki».  1 . 1  o.fire  fro  heav.&  «»/him  &  his  facrific. 

Verfe  12. 
7.13.  multitude  of  the  Ifraelites  that  are  confu. 

2  Chro. 7.1. and  confum.the  burnr-ofFer.&  thefacr. 
8.8.whom  the  children  of  iCrad  confumed  not 

2^.2.3. gates  thereof  are  confumed  with  fire 
1  3 'gates  thereof  were  conf itmcd  with  fire 

Job  1.1 6.confumed,and  I  am  efcapedtotell  thee 
4.9.  by  the  breath  of  his  noftnls  are  they  confu. 
6. 17 -they  are  confumed  out  of  their  place 
7#9.as  the  cloud  is  confumed,and  vanifheth 
19.27  though  my  reines  be  confumed 
33.21  .his  flefh  is  cvnfumed away 

Pfal.6.7 .mine  eye  is  confumed  becaufe  of  griefe 
3  i.9.mineeye  is  confumedwith  gnefe 

10. and  my  bones  ate  confumed 
%  g.  1  o. I  am  confum. by  the  blow  of  thine  hand 
7 1. 1 3. let  them  be  confounded  and  confumed 
7  3  .ip.they  are  utterly  confumed  w  ith  terrours 
78.63.the  fire  confumed  t\  eh  young  men 

90.7.  for  we  are  confumed  by  thine  anger 

1  o  2 . 3  .my  bones  are  confumed  like  fmoak 
104.3  5. tinners  be  confumed  out  ofthe  earth 
1 1 9. 8  7  .had  almoft  confumed  me  upon  earth 

1 39. my  fceale  h.nh confumedme 
Pro.  5. 1 1  .when  thy  fleih  and  body  are  confumed 
7/«.i6.4.oppreurors  are  confumed  out  ofthe  land 
29.20. and  the  fcorner  is  confumed 
64.7. confumed  us,becaufe  of  our  iniquities 
66. 1 7-abominat.and  the  moute  fhalbe confumed 
Jer.^.7,  confumed  them, but  they  have  refuted 
6.29-bcllowes  are  burnt, the  lead  isconfumed 
10.K  .and  confumed  h  m,anrl  have  m3de 
1 2.4-the  beaits  are confumed,and  birds 
20.i8.mydaies  fhouldbc  confumed withih.amt 
36.23  .untill  all  the  roll  was  confumed 
44.1 8.h.ivp  been  confumed  by  the  lword 
I(iOT.2.22.thofc  thac  Ihave  bro.up,mineenem  con. 
3-22.of  the  Lords mercy,that  wearenot  confu. 
£^.19. 2. and  wi'h  the  fire  confumed  them 
22.3  i.I  have  confum.them  with  the  fire  of  my 
24. 1 1  -that  the  fcum  of  it  may  be  confumed 

43 .8.  wherfore  I  have  conf.them  in  mine  anger 
Mai.  3 .6. therefore  the  fons  of  Jacob  are  not  confu. 
Gal.  5 .  i  5  .take  heed  ye  be  not  confumed  one  of  an. 

shaibe  ConftmteO, 
Nfl/8.14.3  5.  in  this  wildernes  they  foa\be confumed 

1 7. 1 3. (hall  we  be  confumed  with  dying 
1  Sa.  1 2. 2  5. ye  fhalbe  confum.both  ye  &  your  King 
Ifa.i.zS.that  forfakethe  Lord,  fhalbe  confumed 
Jer.  1 4. 1  j .  by  famine  fhall  thofe  Prophets  be  conf. 
1 6.4-and  they  fhalbe  confumedby  the  fword 
44.12.and  they  fhall  all  be  confumed 

they  fhall  even  be  confumed  with  fword 
27  .in  the  land  of  Egypt  fhalbe  confum  by  the 
E%g\.  5 . 1 2  .w  ith  famine  fhall  they  be  confumed 
1 3.  i4-ye  fhalbe  confumed  in  the  midft  thereof 
34.29.fhalbeno  more  confumed  with  hunger 
47. 1 2. neither  fhall  the  fruit  thereof  be  confilm. 
VaU'l  1. 16. by  which  his  hand  fhalbe  confumed 

COttfttmetl  joyned  with  till. 
Deut.z.ij.from  amo.the  hoft,unrill  they  were  con. 

28.21  .untill  he  have  confumed ; hee 
Jof.%.6.  till  the  people  wen.  confumed 

8.24.edge  ofthe  fword,unnll  they  were  confu. 

10.20.with  a  great  {laughter ,till  they  were  con. 

1  Sam.  1 5 .1 8.againft  them,untilJ  they  be  confumed 

2  Sam  22.3  8. untill  I  had  confumed  them 

1  f^».2  2.n  .puih  the  Syr. till  thou  have  conf  them 
2  Chi  on. 18.10. 
i9.fmitten  Syria,till  thou  hauft  confumed  it 
£^'.9.  1 4. with  usjiintill  thouhadiX  confumedus 
PfaL  18. 37. turn  again,till  they  wereconfumed 
Jer. 9.  1 6. a  fword  after  them,till  I  have  conf.them 
24.1  o. till  they  be  confumed  from  off  the  land 
27.8.untillIhave£flB/«#KY/themby  his  hand 
49. 37. fword  after  them,till  I  haveconfu.them 
Confumeth. 
Job  1  7.  zS. confumeth  as  a  garment  moth-eaten 

2  2. 20.remnant  of  them  the  fire  confumeth 

3  l.iz.adrethatconfumeth  to deftruction 
Ifa. 5.24.and  the  flame  tonfumeth  the  chaffe 


Conf  timing. 
Dwr.4.24.  Lord  thy  God  is  a  confirming  fire 
9.3.  over  before  thee  as  a  consuming  fire 
Hcb.  12.29.  for  our  God  is  a  consuming  fire 

Confammation, 
Dan.Q.17.  it  defolate,even  untill  the  confummation 

Confumptton. 
Lev.  26.1  ^.appoint  over  you  terror, ton fumptim 
Dent. i  8 . 2  2 .Lor  J  thai  1  fmite  thee  w ith  a  confumpt. 
Ifa.  i  o.  2  2.  confumption  decreed  fhall  overflow 

2 3. Lord  G.  of  hoftes fhall  make  a  confumpt. 
28. 22. heard  from  the  L.  of  hoftes  a  confumptwn 

©onteme, 

1  Kin-  8. 27. heaven  of  heavens  cannot  conteine  thee 

zChron.6.iS. 
18.22.  great  as  would  contein  two  meaf.  of  feed 

2  Cfo-0.2.6.heaven  of  heavens  cannot  contein  hira 
£^•4  5- 1 1  -bath  may  cont.  the  tenth  part  of  an  horn. 
Job-  z  1.2  5. could  not  casein  the  books  to  be  writ. 
1  Cor.j.g.ti'  they  cannot  conte'me,\et  them  marry 

ContctneD, 
1  King.-j.z6.  it  contemed  two  thoufand  baths 

38.  one  laver  conteined forty  baths 
Rom.z.  i4.do  by  nature  the  thingsnwej.in  the  law 
Eph.z.if,  law  of  comman.aw2ta'?2£din  ordinances 

1  Pct.z.6.  wherefore  it  is  conteinedin  the  Scripture 

Contetnetb. 
Etgk.. 23.3  2.and  had  in  deri (ion,it  conteineth  much 

Contenting. 
Joh.z.6.conteining  two  or  three  firkins  a  piece 

Contemne. 

P/d/.  10.13.  wherfoi  e  doth  the  wicked  contemn  G. 
E^e£.  2 1 . 1 3 .  what  if  the  fword  contemne  the  rod 

Contemner). 
P/S/.  1  f. 4.  in  whoft-  eyes  a  vile  perfon  is  contemned 
107. 11. contemned  the  coxxn\~e[  ofthe  moft  High 
Cant. 8. 7. tiOuk  for  love,it  would  be  contemned 
Ifa.  1 6. 1 4-gloty  of  Moab  fhall  be  contemned 

Contemnetb. 
E^.  2 1. 1  o.it  contemneth  the  rod  of  my  fon 
Contempt. 

Efth.1.1 8.  arife  too  much  contempt  and  wrath 
Job  12.2 1. he  powred  contempt  upon  Princes 

P/a/.  107.40. 
3  1 .3  4. or  did  the  tontempt  of  famine  terrifie  me 
Vfal.i  i9.2Z.remove  from  me  reproach  &  contempt 
123.3  .wc  are  exceedingly  filled  with  contempt 
4<and  with  contempt  of  the  proud 
Prov.  18.3.  then  comerh  alfo  contempt 
lfa.zi-9.int0  contempt  all  the  honoura.of  the  earth 
Dan.  1 2.2.  fome  to  fhame  and  everlafting  contempt 

Contemptible, 
Mal.1.7.  table  ofthe  Lord  is  contemptible 
1 2.  even  his  meat  is  contemptible 
z.9.  therefore  have  I  alfo  made  you  contemptible 

2  tV.io.io.bodily  pref.weak,his  ipeech  contempt. 

Contcinptuonflp. 
Pjal. 3 1.1 8. which  fpeak  contemptu.  agai.the  right. 

CcntenD, 
Dent. 2.9. neither  contend  with  them  in  battell,for 

24.  androsfrarfwithhiminbattell 
Job  9. 3. if  he  fhall  contend  withhim,he  cannot  anf. 

13.8.  will yeecontend  for  God 
Pro.  18.4.  fuch  as  keep  the  law  contend  with  them 
EccL6. 10. nei.may  he  cont.  with  him  that  is  migh. 
7/^.49.2  5. for  He  contendviith  him  that  contendeth 
50.8.  who  will  contend  with  mee 
5  7 . 1 6 .  for  I  will  not  contend  for  ever 
Jer.  1  2. 5. then  how  canft  thou  contendwith  horfes 
1 8.  ig.ro  the  voice  of  them  that  contendwith  me 
Amos  7, 4. Lord  God  called  to  contendby  fire 
Mic.6.1.  ati(e,Contcnd  thou  before  themountaines 
Jttd.  3  .that  ye  fhould  earneftly  contend  for  the  faith 

Contended. 
Nch.  1 3 . 1 1  .then  contended  I  with  the  rulers 

17.  then  con  ended  I  with  the  nobl.of  Judah 
2  5.I  contended  with  them,and  curfed  them 
J^.3  1.1 3.maid-ferv.when  theycontend.  with  mee 
lfa.$ 1 . 1 2.e  ven  them  thar  contended  with  thee 
/4#.ii.2.thatwereofthecircumcif.f08£.withhim 

Contended. 
Job  io.2.fhew  me  wherefore  thou  conten.  with  me 

Contenbetb. 
Job  40.2.that  co»te».with  the  Almig.inftnict  him 
Pra.29.9jf  a  wife  man  contend,  with  a  fbolifh  man 
Ifa.49. z  f  .He  cont.with  him  that  conten.with  thee 


Contenting. 
Jude9.when,contendingwhh  the divel,he difputed 

Content. 
Gcw.37.27.and  his  brethren  were  content 
Exo.z.z  1  .Mofes  was  content  to  dwel  with  the  man 
Lev.  1  o.  20  Mofes  heard  that,he  was  content 
Jof.7 .7 .would  to  God  we  had  been  content,  and 
Jud.  1 7. 1 1  .Le  v.was  content  to  dwel  with  the  man 
19.6.  becontent,l  pray  thee,  tarry  all  night 

2  Kj.  5-23.be  content,take  two  talents,  &  he  urged 
6. 3  .be  content,!  pray  thee,  and  go  with  thy  fay 

Job  6. 28.be  content,\ook  upon  me,  for  it 
Pra.6.3  j .neither  will  hee  reft  content  though  thou 
Afar.  1 5.1  s.Pilate,willing  tocontent  the  peo.relea. 
Id|\  3 . 1 4.  and  be  content  with  your  wages 
Phil.4.1  i.whatfoe.ftate  I  am,  therewith  tobeca». 
1  Ti»z.6.8.&  raiment,let  us  therewith  be  content  ' 
Heb.  1 3.$.be  coztof  with  fuch  things  as  ye  have 

3  /okio.wkhmali.words :  &  not  content  therew 

Contention 
Pro.  1 3 . 1 0'  onely  by  pride  cometh  contention 
17.14  .leave  off 'contention  before  it  be  medled 
1 8.6.  a  fooles  lips  enter  into  contention 
22.10.caft  out  the  fcorner,&  contention  fhall  go 
Jer.t  j .  1  o.born  me  a  man  oicon.to  the  whole  ear. 
Hab.  1.3  there  are  that  raife  up  ftrife  &  contention  ' 
Aft.  5.39.  contention  was  fo  fharpe  between  them 
Phil  1. 16.  the  one  preach  Chrift  in  contention 
1  Thef.  2 . 2.  to  you  the  gofpel  of  G-with  much  con. 
Contentions. 

Pro.  18.18 .the  lot  caufeth  contentions  to ceafe 
19.  their  contentions  art  like  the  bars  of  a 
19. 1 3  .contentions  of  a  wife  are  a  continu.  drop. 
23.29.who  hath  contentions, who  hath  bablings 
1  Cor.  1 . 1  .that  there  are  contentions  among  you 
Tif.3.9.  and  contentions,  &  ftrivings  about  the  law 

Contention?. 

Pro.z1.19.  then  with  a  contentious  &  angry  worn. 

26. 2 1  .fo  is  a  contentious  man  to  kindle  ftrife 

27. 1  ft  and  a  contentious  woman  are  alike 

2ta.2.8.but  unto  them  that  are  contentious,  and 

1  Cor.  11.16.  any  man  feem  to  be  content,  we  have 

Contentment. 

1  Tim.6.6.  godlinefle  with  cmtentm.  is  great  gaine 

Continual!. 
Exod.z9.^z.this  fhal  be  a  continmll  burnt  offering 
Num.a..7.the  cuntinuall  bread  fhall  be  thereon 

2  Chro.z. q.and  for  the  continuall fhewbread,and 
2Vffc.io.33.forthew«fi«.tneat  off.&  ara.burnt  off. 
Pro.  1  e.  1  <  .of  a  merry  heart,hath  a  continuall  feaft 

1 9.1 3.  contend,  of  a  wife  are  a  contin.dropiping 
»7.i  5.  a  continuall  dropping  in  a  very  rainy  day 
Ifa.  1 4.6.fmote  the  people  with  a  continuall  ftroke 
7e>*.48.5.going  up  of  Luhith,  a  continuall  weeping 
52.34.  there  was  a  continuall  diet  given  him 
2  Kiag.  2  5. 30. 
£^.  3  9. 1 4.  fhall  fever  out  men  of  contin.  imploy. 
L:>k.  1 8 .  f .  left  by  her  contin.  coming  the  weary  me 
Rom.Q.z.thul  have  continuall  forrow  in  my  heart 
Continuall  burnt  of. See  H&ttMt  offering. 
Continually. 
Gen.6.  jo.of  his  heart  was  onely  evill  continually 
8. 3 .  water  returned  from  off  the  earth  continual, 
5.  water  decreafed  contin.  till  the  tenth  mom 
Exod.  28.29.  for  a  memori.before  the  Lord  contin. 
3o.upon  his  heart  before  the  Lord  continually 
29.3  8. lambs  of  the  firft  yeer,day  by  day  contin. 
Lev.zq. 2.caufe  the  lamps  to  burne  continually 

3. before  the  Lord  continu  it  fhall  be  a  ftatute 
4.  on  the  pure  candleftick  before  the  L.  cont. 
8. in  order  before  the  Lord  continually 
Jofh.6. 1 3  .went  on  continu.&c  blew  with  the  trum. 

1  Sam.  18.29  .Saul  was  Davids  enemy  continually 

2  Sam.9.7.eat  bread  at  my  table  continually 

1 3  .he  did  eat  continually  at  the  Kings  table 
15.12.  people  encreafed  continually  with  AbfaL 
r  9. 1 3-capt.of  the  hoft  bef  me  cont.in  the  room 

1  Km.  1 0.8  .hap.are  thefe  thy  ferv.which  ftand  con. 

2  Kjn.^.a.Mvhich  pafTeth  by  us  continually 

25.29.  eat  bread  continually  before  him 

1  Chro- 16. 6.with  trump. continually  before  the  arte 

1 1  .feek  his  face  continually 
3 7.  to  minifter  before  the  arke continually 
40.  upon  the  altar  of  the  burnt  off 'continually 
23.31.  order  commanded  unto  them  continually 

2  Chr.  9.7.  which  ftand  continually  before  thee 
__t____________ 12.15.wars! 


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i  a.i  <.wars  between  Rehob.&  Jcvob.cmlimally 
24. 14m  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  continually 
Job  1 . 5  .thus  did  Job  continually 
P/i.  j4. 1.  his  ptaife  fell  be  «^.in  my  mouth 
?V*7-them  fay  continually, "the  L.be  magnified 
2817   my  forro w  is  continually  before  me 
40  1 1'and  thy  truth  continually  prefer ve  me^ 
16  fay  co^WA^^The  Lotd  be  magnified 
4.2,  2  while  they  continually  fay  unto  me,  Where 
IV 1  5  my  confufion  is  continually  before  me 
<o  8  burnt  off.to  have  been  conimualbefote  me 
<  2'.  1 'the  goounefle  of  God  endureth  continually 
c8.V.melt  away  as  waters  which  run  continually 
69.1  3.  make  their  loins  continually  to  (hake 
7o'.4.fay  continually.  Let  God  be  magnified 
7 1 . 3  .w hereunto  I  may  continually  refort 
6.  my  praife  fhall  be  continually  of  thee 
14.  but  I  will  hope  continually 
71.15  -prayer  (hall  be  made  for  htm  continually 
7  ?'.  2  2.  .nevcrthelefle  I  am  continually  w  ith  thee 
74.1j.up  againft  thee, encreafeth  continually 
109.10. let  his  children  be  continual. vagabonds 
15  .let  them  be  before  the  Lord  continually 
1  a.for  a  "irdle  wherewith  he  is  girded  contin. 
1 10.44.fo  (hall  I  keep  thy  law  continually 
109.  my  foule  is  continually  in  my  hind 
1 17  have  refpeft  unto  thy  ftatutes  continually 
iqo.z.contin.  ate  they  gathering  togeth.for  war 
Pro.6.  \4\he  devifeth  mifchiefe  contmually 
Eccl.  1.6. it  whirleth  about  contin.Sc  the  wind  retur. 
Ifa.zi .8.1  ftand  continually  upon  the  watch  tower 
49.i6:thy  walsare  continually before  me 
5 1. 1 3 .  and  haft  feare  continually  every  day 
5 1.5. my  name  continual. every  day  isblafphem. 
58.11.  Lord  fhall  guide  thee  continually 
60. 1 1  .thy  gates  (hall  be  open  continually 
tff.j.provokethme  to  anger  continually  to  my 
Jet. 6.7 .  before  me  continually  is  griefe  and  wetrnds 
22.18.  and  to  doe  facrifice  continually 
5 1.  j  3  .he  did  continually  eat  bread  before  him 
£^.46.14.8  meat  offr,  <:»«&'».  by  a  perpet.ordin. 
Dan.6.  ifi.ferveft  continually, he  will  deliver  thee 

20.1s  thy  G.whom  thou  (civ. cont. able  to  del. 
Hof./y.  1 8  .they  have  committed  whoredome  contin. 

1  z.6.and  wait  on  thy  God  continually 
Obad-i6.(o  fhall  all  the  heathen  dnnk  continually 
Nah.  2 . 1  o.hath  not  thy  wickedn.  pafled  continually 
Hah  1 .  17  .not  fpare  continually  to  flay  the  nations 
I#£. 23.52,. were  contin.  in  the  temple,  praifingG. 
Acl.6.4.pve  our  felves  continually  co  prayer 

10.7.  that  waited  on  him  continually 
Rom.  1 3 ,6.attendingCOTf/K«a/.upon  this  very  thing 
He6.7.2..to  the  Son  ot  God,abideth  a  pricft  contin. 
1 0.1. which  they  offred  yeer  by  ycer  continually 
1 3 . 1 5 .  the  (acr\  fice  of  praife  to  G  od  continually 

Contftmance. 

Veut.z  8.58  .even  great  plagues,  &  of  long  continu- 
Pfal.  1 39.  i6.which  in  continuance  were  fafhioned 
J/d.  64. 5  .in  thefe  is  continuance ,and  we  ftnlbe  faved 
Rom.z.j.by patient  contin.m  weldoing  feek  for  gl. 

Continue, 

E*0.£i.zi.if  hecontin.a  day  or  two,  he  dial  not  be 

Lev.  1  i.4.then  contin  in  the  blood  of  her  purifying 

5. continue  in  the  blood  of  her  purif.66\dayes 

1  Sam.  1 2,.  i  ^.continue  follow  ing  the  Lord  your  G . 

1 3. 14. now  thy  kingdome  (hall  not  continue 
a  Sam.-7.z9.  that  it  may  continue  for  ever  bef.  thee 
1  Kin.  i.4.Lord  may  continue  his  word  which  he 
fob  1 5. 2 9. neither  ftall  bis  fubftance continue 

i7.2.not  mine  eyecontinue  in  their  provocation 
Pfa  3  6. 10.O  cont.tby  loving  kindneffe  unto  them 
49.1 1.  that  their  houfes  (hall  continue  for  ever 
102.28.  childrenof  thy  fervants (hall continue 
1 19.9 1. they  contin.  this  day  accor.to  thine  ord. 
lfa.  5. 1 1  .continue  untill  night,  till  wine  inflame 
Jer.2  2.  i4.that  they  may  continue  many  dayes 
Van.i  1. 8. he  (hal  flKtf.moe yeers  then  the  K.of  the 
Mat.  15.3  2.becaufe  they  rost.with  me  now  3  .daies 
Joh.S  .2 1.  if  ye  continue  in  my  word»then  are  ye  " 

1 5.9.  continue  yee  in  my  love 
Atl.  13.43  .perfwad.them  to  cont.  in  the  grace  of 
i4.22.exhorting  them  to  continue  in  the  faith 
26. 21. help  of  God,I  continue  unto  this  day 
R<wz.6.i.fhall  we  cont  .in  fin,that  grace  may  abou. 

1  i-zi.if  tbr-Mcontinue in  his  goodnefle 
Ga/.2.9.  truth  of  the  gofpel  might  contin.with  you 


jP/ji/.  1.25.  that  I  (hall  abide  &  contin.  with  you  all 
Co/.  1.23  .if  ye  continue  in  faith,grounded  &  fettled 
4.2.  continue  in  prayer,  watch  in  the  fame 

1  Tim.  2. 1 5. if  they  continue  in  faith  and  charity 
4.  i6.take  heed  unto  the  doctr.  continue  in  them 

2  Tz'«z.  1. 1 4.  cont.  thou  in  the  things  wch  thou  haft 
Heb.T.z  3.  becaufe  they  were  not  fuffered  to  ewzftfz. 

1 3 . 1 .  let  brotherly  love  continue 
Jam.^.i  7 .  continue  there  a  yeer,  buy  and  fell 
2  Pcf.3 .4.  all  things  continue  as  they  were  from 
1  John  2.24.ye  alfo  (hall  continue  in  the  Son 
Rev.  13.5.  power  given  him  to  continue  42.months 

17.  io.hee  muft  continue  a  ihort  fpace 
Contfntteb. 
Gen.^o.^.they  continued  a  feafon  in  ward 
Judg.  5.17.  Alhur  contintied'on  the  fea  (hore 
Rutb  1.2.  into  the  countrey  of  Moab,  &  cont.thz.te 

2.7.  hath  continued  even  from  the  morning 

1  Sam.1.1 2.  as  (lie  continued  praying  before  the  L. 

2  Sam-6- 1 1  .ark  of  the  L.  cont.  in  the  hou.of  Obed. 

1  Kjn.zz.  i. they  continued  three  yeers  without  war 

2  Cfo.29.28.  all  this  continued  untill  the  burnt  off. 
Wefc.5.  i^.yea,  I  continued  in  the  work  of  this  wall 
/06  27.jc.j0b contrnuedhis  parable,and faid 

Chap.29.1. 
Pfal.j  2.17.  his  name  (halbe  cont.zs  long  as  the  fun 
Van.  1 . 2 1  .Dan  .cont.even  to  the  hrft  yeer  of  Cyrus 
Lu\.6. 1  z.continued  all  night  in  prayer  to  God 

22.28.ye  are  they  which  cont.wth  me  in  my  ten. 
Joh.z.  1 2.  and  they  continued  there  not  many  dayes 
8.7-when  they  continued  asking  him,  he  lift 
1 1.54.  and  there  continued  with  his  difciples 
Affi.i.  1 4-thefe  all  contin.  with  one  accord  in  prayer 
2.42.they  contin.fiedfa.My  in  the  Apoftles  doft. 
8.1 3. he  continued  with  Philip,and  wondered 
12.16. but  Peter  continued  knocking 
15.35. Paul  &  Barn.eezzzis.inAntioch teaching 
18.11  .hee  continued  there  a  yeer  &  fix  moneths 
19.  lo.this  continuedby  the  fpace  of  two  yeers 
20.7.  continued  his  fpeech  untill  midnight 
27. r  3 .  that  ye  have  tarried,&  continued  fading 
Hf6.8.9.becaufethey  tontinuednot  in  my  covenant 
1  fob. z.iy.they  would,no  doubtjhavecawi&with 

Contfnnetlj, 
Job  14.2.  fleeth  as  a  (hadow,and  continueth  not 
Gal.  3 .  lo.curfed  is  every  one  that  continueth  not  in 
1  Tim.  f .  5 .  continueth  in  fupplicat.  &  prayers  night 
Hc6.7.24.thisman,becaufeheto«fi»«.ever,h'athan 
Jam.  1.25 .into  the  perfed  law  of  liberty,©:  contin. 

Continuing, 
fee  30. 23.  a  continuing  whirlewind  it  fhall  fall 
AB^z.46.  they  continuing  daily  with  one  accord  in 
Rom.  1 2. 1  z.continuing  inftant  in  prayer 
Reb.  1 3 .  i4.for  here  have  we  no  continuing  citie 

Contradicting. 
Act.11.tf.  filled  with  envie  contradict. &  blafphe. 

Contradiction. 

Heb.7.7.  without  contradiction f.he  lefs  is bleffed  of 
11.3  .confid.him  that  endured  fuch  contr.of  fin. 
Contrary, 

Lev.  z6.zi  .and  if  ye  walk  contrary  to  me,  and 

23.  but  will  walke  contrary  unto  mee 

Verfe  27. 

24.  then  will  I  walke  contrary  unto  you 

Verfe  28. 
40. they  have  walked  contrary  unto  mee 
4 1. 1  alfo  have  walked  contrary  unto  them 
Eflb.9. 1  .though  it  was  turned  to  the  contrary 
E'Ke. 16. i^.contrary  is  in  thee  from  other  women 

therefore  thou  art  contrary 
Matth.  14.24.for  the  winde  was  contrary 
Mac.6.48.  for  the  winde  was  contrmy  unto  them 
Aft.  1 7.7.thefe  all  do  contrary  to  the  dccr.of  Cefar 
1  8. 1 3.  to  worlhip  God  contrary  to  the  law 
23.3  .me  to  be  fmitten  contrary  to  the  la w 
26.9.10  doe  many  things  contrary  to  the  name 
27.4.fail.und.Cypr.becaufe  the  winds  were  cot- 
Rom.  1 1 . 2  4.and  were  grafted  contrary  to  nature 

16. 17.contr.to  the  doftr. which  ye  have  learned 
Gal.^.ij.  thefe  ate  contrary  the  oneto  the  other 
Q>/.2.i4.which  was  contrary  unto  us.and  took 
1  Thefz.i  5.  and  are  contrary  to  all  men 

1  Tiw.i.io.that  is coHttvary  to  found  doctrine 
Tit.z.S.bee  that  is  of  the  contrary  part  may  be  aiha. 

Contrarlwife. 

2  Cot.z.j.comrariwife1ye  ought  rather  to  forgive 

T   2 


Gal. 1.7  .contrariwife,Y,hcn  they  faw  that  thegofp. 

1  Pet.  3 ,9-but  contra,:  bkffing,knowing  that  ye  are 
Contribution. 

Rom.  1 5.26,10  make  a  contribut.  for  the  poor  faints 
Contrite, 

Pp/.34.i8.faveth  fuch  as  be  of  &  contrite  [phit 
5  i.i7.a  contr.heart,0  God,thou  wilt  notdefp. 

i/d.57.1  j.withhim  alfo  that  is  of  a  contr.Si.  humb. 
.  to  revive  the  heart  of  the  contrite  ones 
66.i.and  of  a  contrite  (pint,  &  trembleth  at  my 
ControtoerQe. 

Qeu.  i7.S.betw-matters  of  controv. v/itbin  thy  gates 
19.i7.menbetw.whom  the  controver fie  is,  (hall 
2 1.5.  by  their  word  (hall  every  controv.be  tryed 
z  y.  1  .if  there  be  a  controver  fie  between  men  and 

1  Sam.  1 5 .  2.  any  man  that  had  a  controver  fie  came 

^S.34.8.  yeer  of  recompence  for  the  contr.of  Zion 

E^.44. 24.in  controver.  they  (hall  ftand  in  judgm. 

Hof.4.  i.L.hath  a  contro.witb  the  inhab.of  the  land 
1 2.2.Lord  hath  a.  controver  fie  with  Judah,and 

Micob  6.z.  Lotd  hath  a  controverfie  with  his  people 

1  ftffz.  3. 1 6. without  aw  .great  is  the  myft.of^o. 

ControtierQes. 

2  Chr.19.2.  &  for  controver fies  when  they  returned 

Convenient. 
Pro.  3  o.S.feed  me  with  food  convenient  for  me 
jrei'.40.4.3nd  convenient  for  thee  to  go  thither^oe 

y.feemeth  convenient  unto  thee  to  goe 
Mar. 6. 2 1 .  w  hen  a  conve. day  ,was  come  that  Herod 
Alt.  24. 2  5 .  have  convenient  feafon.  He  call  for  thee 
Rom.  1 .28.to  do  thofe  things  which  are  not  conven. 
1  Cor.  16. 1 2. come  when  he  (hall  have  co/Ztwz.time 
Eph.  5.4.  which  are  not  convenient  hut  rather  givin<* 
Philem.8.to  enjoin  thee  that  which  is  convenient 

Conveniently. 
Mar.  1 4. 1 1 .  how  he  might  conveniently  betray  him 

Contoerfant. 
fofh.8.1 5.ftrangers  that  were  conve rfant  am.  them 

1  Sam. z  5 . 1 5-as  long  as  we  were  converf.  wth  them 

Conterfation. 
Pfal.27. 14.  to  flay  fuch  as  be  of  upright  converfat. 
50.23  .that  drdereth  his  converfation  aright 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 2. grace  of  G.wee  had  our  converf.  in  the 
Gal.  1 . 1 3  ye  have  heard  of  my  conver.  in  times  pad 
Eph. 2. 3  .amo. w horn  w e  had  our  conv.'m  times paft 

4.22.put  off,concer.the  fornuffw.the  old  man 
Phil.  i.zy. only  let  your  converfat.be  as  becommeth 

3 .  lo.for  our  converfation  is  in  heaven 
1  Tim. 4.1Z.  in  converfation,  in  charity,  in  fpirhyn 
Hcb.  1 3 . 5 .  let  your  converfat.  be  without  covetouf. 

7  .confidering  the  end  of  their  converfation 
James  3 . 1 3 .  let  him  (hew  out  of  a  good  converf  his 

1  Pet.  1 . 1 5  .be  ye  holy  in  all  manner  of  conver fatib 

1 8  .from  your  vaine  converfation  received 
2.12.  having  your  converfat.  honeft  among  the 
3 . 1  .be  wonne  by  the  converfation  of  the  wives 
2.  while  they  behold  your  chafte  converfation 
\6.  falfly  accufe  your  good  converf  in  Chnd 

2  Pet.  z.  7.  vexed  with  the  filthy  conver. of  the  wick. 

3.1 1. to  be  in  all  holy  converfation  &  godlineffe 
Contoerdon. 
Acl.  15.3.  declaring  the  converfion  of  the  Gentiles 

Convert. 
lfa.  6.  10.  and  convert,  and  be  healed 
Jam.^.i  9.  any  do  erre  from  the  truth, &  one  conv. 

Converted. 
Pfa.  51.13  and  finners  (hall  be  converted  unto  thee 
I/^.6o.  y.abun.of  the  fea  (halbe  converted  unto  thee 
Mat.  1 3 . 1 5  .&  (hould  be  cmvertcd,%L  I  (liould  heal 

18  3. except  ye  be  eonverted,and  become 
Mar. 4. 1 2.1eft  at  any  time  they  (hould  be  converted 
L11.zz.2z.  when  thou  artflwy.ftrength.thy  breth. 
Job.  1 2.40.  and  be  converted,Sc  I  (hould  heal  them 

Aft.  28.27, 
Acl.  2. .  i9.repent  ye  therefore,  and  be  converted 

Contoertctl). 

Jam.i.zo.that  he  wch  conv.  a  (inner  from  the  error 

Converting. 

Pfat.i^.jAzvi  of  the  L.is  perfecfy/wnw.the  foule 

ContertjJ, 

lfa.  1 .  27. her  converts  (hall  be  redeemed  with  right. 

Convey, 
1  Kin.  5. 9. and  I  will  convey  them  by  fea  in  float* 
ATc/;.2.7.that  they  may  convey  me  over,  till  I 

Conveyed 
John  5 . 1 3 .  for  Jefus  had  conveyedbimfelf  away 

ConVictcD. 


CON         COP 

ConiMcterj.  i 

fohn  8  .^.being  convicted  by  their  own  confcience 

Convince. 
Tit.  i  .p.both  to  exhort  &  convince  the  gainfayers 
fude  j  5.  and  to  convince  all  that  are  ungodly 

ConMnceD, 
fob  3 2. 1 2.  there  was  none  of  you  that  convin.Job 
Acl.i8.z2.  for  he  mightily  convinced  the  Jewes 
1  C0/.14  24.be  is  c_*-i»n?-ofall,heis  judged  of 
fam.z.y.axe  convinced  of  the  law  as  tranfgreffors 

Cotibtncctt). 
John  8  ,^6.which  of  you  convmceth  me  of  finne 

Holy  Convocation, 
£r<u2.i6.in  thefirft  day  there  fhalbean  holy  cos. 
Icx».2j7.N««.i8.i3. 
in  the  7. day  there  fhalbe  an  holy  convoc. 
Lev  12.3,2$.  _ta.28.25. 
Lev. 12,  .3  .fev.day  is  the  Sabb.of  reft,  an  holy  conv. 
7. in  the  firft  day  ye  fhall  have  an  holy  convo. 
a  1.  that  it  may  be  an  holy  co»woc<„.untoyou 
24.  a  mem. of  blowing  of  trum.an  holy  con. 
z7.it  fhall  be  an  holy  convocation  unto  you 
3_.on  the  eighth  day  fhalbe  an  holy  convoca. 
Num.28.  26.  ye  fhall  have  an  holy  convocation 
27. 1. firft  d.of  the  moaye  fhal  have  an  holy  to. 
7.  in  the  1  o.  day  of  this  month  an  holy  conv. 
1 2. the  1 5th  day  of  the  7*  mon.an  holy  conv. 
Holy  Convocation^. 

Le v. 2 3. 2. fhall  prodaime  to  be  holy convocations 
4. even  holy  convocations  which  ye  fhall  prod. 
3 7. which  ye  fhall  proclaime  to  be  holy  conv. 

Coofe. 

1  Sam.9.22 .  Sam.  faid  to  the  coo£,Bring  the  porti. 

24.  the  coo^took  up  the  fhoulder,and 

Cook0 

i  Sam.8.  1 3.  take  your  daugh.to  be  cooks  &  bakers 

Coole- 
Ccn.  3  •  8  .walking  in  the  garden  in  the  cool  of  the  d. 

Coole. 
Lu\.  1 6.24...P  of  his  finger  in  wat.&  cool  my  ton. 

Copte- 

Deut.  17.18  write  him  a  copy  of  this  law  in  a  book 

fof.S .  3  2.  wrote  upon  the  ftones  a  copie  of  the  law 

E^.4.1 1 .  the  copie  of  the  letter  that  they  fent  unto 

22. copie  of  Ki.  Artax.  letter  was  read  before 

5.6.  copie  of  the  letter  that  Tatnai  fent  to  Dar. 

7.11  .copie  of  the  letter  that  K.  Artax. gave  Ezra 

Ejih-i- 1 4.  the  copie  of  the  writing  for  a  command. 

Chap.  8.1 3. 
4-8.gave  him  the  copie  of  the  writing  of  the 
Copiet) 
-V0.25.  i.whkh  the  men  of  Hezekiah  co/wrf  out 
Coping. 

1  f\j.7.o.even  from  the  foundation  unto  the  coping 

Copper, 

£^;\8 .2  7.8:  two  veffels  of  fine  copper,  fine  as  gold 

Copper -finttt) 

2  Twfl4.14.Alex.the  copper-fm.did  me  much  evill 

Copulation. 
Lev.  1  5.  1 6.any  mans  feed  of  copulation  go  out 

1 7. every  skin  whereon  is  the  feed  of  copulat. 
i3.  whom  man  fhall  lie  with  feed  of  copulat. 
C02. 
£^.4^.14.  the  tenth  part  of  a  bath  out  of  the  cor 

CozaH. 
fob  z8. 18.no  mention  fhall  be  made  of  cotall 
£\C27.i6.occupied  in  thy  fairs  with corall  &  Ag. 

CojaChan. 
1  5aw.30.30.  and  to  thtm  which  were  in  Corafban 

Cozban 
Mai\  7. 1  i.it  is  Corban,ih3.t  is  to  fay,  a  gift 

Cozt>,orCoarD. 
70/2.1  $ -let  them  down  by  a  cord  thorow  a  wind. 
fob  3  o.  1 1  .becaufe  he  hath  looftd  my  coard 

4 1 . 1  .or  draw  out  his  tongue  with  a  coard 
Ecclcfq.i  2.  a  threefold  cord  is  not  quickly  broken 

1 2.6.or  ever  the  filver  coard  be  loofed,  or 
lfa.  ^.2.  fpare  not,lengthen  thy  coard,  and 
Micab  2. 5. a  coardby  lot  in  the congregat.of  the  L- 
CozUtf,  orCoarW. 

Exod.  3  5 .  1 8 .  &  the  pins  of  the  court,  &  the  coards 
39. 40. hanging  for  the  court  gate>his  cords,znd 

Num.i  .26.and  the  coards  of  it  for  all  the  fervice 
37.fockets,theirpins,& theixcoards  C.4>„  *• 
4.26.by  the  altar  round  about.and  their  coards 

fitdg.  1 5. 1 3  .they  bound  him  with  new  cords 


COR        COR 

14.ro/rfs  that  were  on  his  arms  became  as  flax 
£/?fo.  1. 6. fattened  with  coards  of  fine  linnen 
/ol;.}  6. 8. holden  incogs  of  affliction 
Vfal.  2.3.  and  caft  away  their  cords  from  us 
11 8. 17. bind  the  facrif.with  cords  to  the  horns 
1 29.4.C1U:  afunder  the  cords  of  the  wicked 
140. 5 .  proud  have  hid  cords  for  me 
Pro.  5. 22.be  folden  with  the  cords  of  his  finnes 
lfa.<;.  18. wo  to  them  that  draw  iniq.  with  cords  of 
3  3 .20.neith.any  of  the  coards  therof  be  broken 
fer. 10. zo.my  table  is  fpoiled,and  all  my  cords 
38.6.andthey  let  down  Jeremiah  withcoards 

1  i.them  down  by  cod*'. into  the  dung.to  Jer. 
1 2. under  the  coards,and  Jeremiah  did  fo 

1 3  .fo  they  drew  up  Jeremiah  with  eoayds 
E^k-  2  7  •  24.bound  with  coards, and  made  of  Cedar 
Hof.  1 1 .4.1  drew  them  with  coards  of  a  man 
fohn  2. 1 5. made  a  fcourge  of  fmall  cords,hz  drove 

Coze. 
fude  11.  perifhed  in  the  gainfaying  of  Core 

See  Itozari. 
Coriander. 
Exo.  1 6".  3 1 .  and  it  was  like  Coriander  feed 
Num.  1  i.7.the  Manna  was  as  Coriander  feed 

Coztntrj. 
Acl.  1 8 . 1 .  from  Athens,  and  came  to  Corinth 

19. 1  .while  Apollos  was  at  Corinth,Paal  having 
i  Cor.  1.2.  unto  the  Church  of  G.  which  is  at  Cor. 

2  Cor. 1. 1. 
2  Cor.  1  2  3  .to  fpare  you  3s  yet,I  came  not  to  Conn. 
2  Tim.n,.  20.Eraftus  abode  at  Corintlj,bat  Trophim. 

Cozinthfans. 
Act.i  8. 8. many  of  the  Corinthians  hearing,  beleev. 
2  Cor. 6.1  i.O  ye  Corinth.onx  mouth  is  open  to  you 

Cozmozant, 
Lev.z  1. 1 7. and  the  little  owle,  and  the  cormorant 
Deut. i/i.  1 7.  the  pelican,  the  gier-eagle,  thecormo. 
lfa.  34.11  .the  cormorant  and  bittern  fhall  poflelTe  it 
Zeph.z.iq.cormorant  and  bittern  fhall  lodge  in  the 

Cozne. 

Gen. 4 1 . 5  .feven  ears  of  corn  came  upon  one  ftalk 
3  5.  lay  up  come  under  the  hand  of  Pharaoh 
49-Jofeph  gathered  com  as  the  fand  of  the  fea 
57.aU  countries  came  to  Jofeph  to  buy  corne 
42. 1. when  J.icobfaw  that  there  was  corn  in  E. 
2.1  have  heard  that  there  is  corne  in  Egypt 
j.went  downe  to  buy  corn  in  Egypt 
J .  fons  of  Ifrael  came  to  buy  corne 
1 9. carry  come  for  the  famine  of  your  houfe 

2  5.  commanded  to  fill  their  facks  with  come 
26.1aded  the  affes  with  the  come 

43.2.  when  they  had  eaten  up  the  corn         x 
44. 2.  of  the  yongeft,and  his  corne  money 
45-23. ten  fhee  affes  laden  with  corne 
47. 14. all  the  money  for  the  corn  web  they  boug. 
Exod.22.6-fo  that  the  ftacks  of  com  be  confumed 
Lev.  2. 1 4.green  ears  of  corn  dried  by  the  fire 

even  corn  beaten  out  of  full  eares 
i6.burn  part  of  the  beaten  corn,znd  part 
23.i4.eatneitherbread,nor  parched  corn 
JVw.18.27.  as  though  it  were  the  co>_  of  the  threfh. 
Deut.  169.  beginneft  to  put  the  fickle  to  the  corn 

2  5  .4. not  muzzle  the  ox  when  he  treads  the  com 
f ojh.  <;.  1 1  .thty  did  eat  of  the  old  cow  of  the  land 
and  parched  corn  in  the  felfe  fame  day 
1  i.they  had  eaten  of  the  old  corn  of  the  land 
Ruth  2. 2. and  glean  ears  of  corn  after  him 
14.  and  he  reached  her  parched  corne 
3.7.  to  lie  downe  at  the  end  of  the  heap  of com 

1  Sa.  17.17  .for  thy  breth.an  Eph.of  this  parch.cw« 

2  5 . 1 8 .  &  fhe  took  fi  ve  meafurcs  of  parched  come 

2  Sam.  17.  28 .  they  brought  parched  corn,&  beans 
2  J^iffg.4.42. brought  full  ears  of  corn  in  the  husk 

19.z6.as  co;_  blafted  before  it  be  grown 
2vVfo.s.2.we  take  \xt>corne  for  them,that  we  may 
3. might  buy  come  becaufe  of  the  dearth 
lo.fer.  might  exaft  of  them  money  and  corn 
fob  5 .  26. like  as  a  fhock  of  corne  cometh  in 
24.6.reap  every  one  his  corne  in  the  field 

24. cut  off.as  the  tops  of  the  ears  of  com 
39.4.  they  grow  up  withco/»e,they  goe  forth 
Pfal.6j. 9. thou  haft  prepared  them  co>  n  when  thou 
1 3  .valleyes  alfo  are  covered  over  with  corn 
72.16.  fhall  be  an  handfull  of  corne  in  the  earth 
78.24.  given  them  of  the  corn  of  heaven 
Pro.  1  i.26.he  that  withholdeth  co/?/,peo.fhal  curfe 


COR 


COR 


lfa.17. 5.  when  theharveft  man  gath.  the  corn^xid 
21 .  10. 0  my  threfhing,  &  the  com  of  my  floor 
3  7. 27.3s  corne  blafted  before  it  be  grown  up 
6  2. 8. no  more  give  thy  com  to  be  meat  for 
£^.36.29.  and  I  will  call  for  the  corn 
Hof.  2. 9. and  take  away  my  corn  in  the  time  thereof 

10. 1  i.and  lbveth  to  tread  out  xhtcorne 
1 4. 7. they  fhall  revive  as  the  come, 

foel  1 . 1  o.the  land  mdurneth,for  the  corn  iswafted 

1 7  •  barns  are  broken,for  the  corn  is  withered 

Amos  8 . 5  .new  moon  be  gone,that  we  may  fel  com 

9.9.  like  as  com  is  lifted  in  a'iieve 
Zech.o.  1 7  .com  fhall  make  the  yong  men  cheerfull 
Mat.  1 2. 1 .  Jcf.went  on  the  Sab.  day  throu.the  com 
beg.toplurk  the  ears  of  com  Mar.  2.23. 
Ato\4.28.afrer  that  the  full  cow  in  the  eare 
Lu\e  6. 1.  and  his  difciplcs  plucked  the  ears  of  corn 
fob.  1 2. 2 4. except  a  corn  of  wheat  fall  into  the  gr. 
A5l.-j.il.  when  Jacob  heard  there  was  corn  in  Eg. 

1  Co/'.j  .9-not  muzzle  the  ox  that  tread,  out  the  co. 

1  Tiw.f  .18. 
Cozne  fields. 
Mar. 2.23  .went  thorow  the  corn  fields  on  the  Sab. 

Lulg  6.1. 
Coztte  floor. 
Hof.9.1.  loved  a  reward  upon  every  come  floore 

Standing  Cozne, 
Exod.22.6So  that  the  ftanding  com  be  confumed 
Detf.23.25.into  the  ftanding  corn  of  thy  heig.thou 
not  move  a  fickle  unto  thy  Beig.ftan.co/B 
fud.  1  5.5«let  them  go  into  the  ftanding  corn  of  the 
and  burnt  up  the  ftanding  corn 
Cozne  and  wine. 
Gen.27.28.  God  give  thee  plenty  of  corne  &  wine 
37.  with  corn  and  wine  have  I  fuftained  him 
De  11.7 . 1 3  .blefs  the  frui  t  of  thy  land,thy  com  &  w  i. 

1  i.i4.maytft  gath.in  thy  corne  &  wine 

1 2. 1 7. the  tythe  of  thy  come, ox  of  thy  wine,or 

1 4. 2  3. eat  before  the  L-the  tythe  of  thy  co.8c  vr. 
irf.  1  g.  haft  gathered  in  thy  come  and  wine 

1 8 .4. the  firft  fruit  alfo  of  thy  com,of  thy  wine 

28. 5 1 .  not  leave  thee  either  corn  or  wine 

3  3  28.foun.of  Ja.fhalbe  on  a  land  of  com  &  w! 

2  K;/.i8.32.takeyouaway  to  aland  of  r<wz&  wi. 

lfa.16.17. 
a  Cbro. 31.5 .bro.in  abun.the  firft  fruits  of m.wine 
3  2.28.ftore-houfes  alfo  for  com,  and  wine,and 
Neh.$.i  1  .&  of  the  com,the  wine,  and  the  oyle  that 
10.39.brmg  the  off.of  xhectrrn,of  the  new  wine 
1 3 . 5  .and  the  ty thes  of  the  com,th<:  new  wine 
1 2.bro.  all  Ju.the  tythes  of  com, &  new  w ine 
Pfal.4.7 .then  in  the  time  that  com  &  wine  increa. 
Lam.z.  1 2. fay  to  their  moth.Where  is  corn  &  wine; 
Ho/.2.8.that  I  gave  hexcom,and  wine,and  oile 
22. earth  fhall  bear  the  corne  and  wine 
7.  i4.they  affemble  themfelves  for  corn  &  wine. 
foel  2.19.I  will  fend  you  corn  and  wine 
Hag.  1 . 1 1  .for  a  drought  upon  the  com  &  new  wine 

Cornelius. 
_<4#.io.i.was  a  cert,  man  in  Cefarea  called  Cornel. 
3. coming  in  to  him,and  faying  to  him,  Corn.] 
7.when  the  angel  which  fpake  unto  Cor.  was 
1 7. men  which  were  fent  from  Cor.mzde  enq. 
21.  tht  men  which  were  fent  from  Cornelius 
22. they  faid,Cfl>72.the  Centurion,a  juft  man 
24.  and  Cornelius  waited  for  them 
z^.Comelius  met  him,&  fell  down  at  his  feet 
lo.Comel.  faidjFour  daies  agoe  I  was  faffing 
3  i.and  lzid,Comelius, xhy  prayer  is  heard 
Copter, 
Exo.-i6.2$.  of  the  tab.  which  is  tow.the  north  cor. 
Lev.2i .  ^.neither  ihave  off  the  comer  of  their  beard 
/0/.18.14.&  compaffed  thtcomer  of  the  fea  fouth 
2  Kjn.i  1.  ii. from  the  right  corner  of  the  temple,tOi 
2  Cfo.28.24.made  him  altars  in  every *w'.of  JeruJ 
Neb.  2 .  24.turning  of  the  wall,even  unto  the  comer 
3  i.and  repaired  to  the  going  up  of  the  corner 
32.betw.the  going  of  xhecom.xinto  thefheep 
K-0.7.8.pafling  thorow  the  ftreet,neei  her  comer 
1 2.aad  (he  lieth  in  wait  at  every  corner 

2  i.9.better  to  dwell  in  the  corner  of  the  houfe 

Chap. 25.24. 

lfa.  3  o.20.thy  teachers  be  rem.into  a  coraxvy  more 

fer. 2  1 .40.  to  the  corner  of  the  horfe-  gate  tow.the 

48:45  .and  fhall  devour  the  come r  of  Moab 

51.26.  not  take  of  thee  a  ftone  for  a  comer 

______    "    -     "  £^.46.2i.in 


COR       COR 


!«.4<f.i  i  .every  cors.of  the  court  there  was  a  cou 
to.g.n.takenoutthatdwelin  Sam.in  thecor.of 
Zdb.io.A.out  of  him  come  forth  the  corner 
Mat.  z 1 .4  i.thc  fame  is  become  the  head  of  th:  cor. 
Mar.ri.io.Li4.to. 17-  iret.z.7. 
Act  4.  n. which  is  become  the  head  of  the  corner 
16.16.this  thing  was  not  done  in  a  corner 

z  Ki.  14.  u.from  the  eaft  gate  of  Eph.to  the  cor.%. 

v    *    3  zCbron.z^.z-i. 

z  Cfo;'.i6.9.Uzz.built  towers  in  Jer.at  the  cors.ga. 

Jet  2 1.  j  8.  from  the  tower  of  Han.to  the  cor.gate 

Zecb.14. 1  o-place  of  the  firft  gate>unto  the  «"-gate 

Corner  '/tee. 
foi  58  6  or  who  laid  the  corner  (tone  thereof 
iW.1i8.22.is  become  the  head  ftone  of  the  corner 
Ifa  t  8 . 1 6.1  lay  in  Z  ion  a  precious  cow  ftone 

1  Pet. 2.6. 
Epkf.z.zo.  himfelf  being  the  chief  corse?"  ftone 

Coiner  [lanes. 
Pfal.  144. 1  i.that  our  daugh.may  be  as  the  cor.  fto. 

Corners. 

Exod.2  5. 1 2-put  them  in  the  foure  corners  thereof 
'26.  put  the  rings  in  the  foure  corners  that  are 
26.2 3 .  two  boards  (halt  thou  make  for  the  cor. 

24-they  (hall  be  for  the  two  corners 
a7„2.hornes  of  it  upon  the  foure  corners 

4.  foure  brafen  rings  in  the  foure  corners 
3.o.4-by  the  tv/ocorners  thereof  upon  the  two 
?^28.twoboards  made  heforthccor.oftheta. 

a^.did  to  both  of  them  in  both  the  corners 
37.  3 .  to  be  fet  by  the  foure  corners  of  it 

1  j. put  the  rings  upon  the  foure  corners 

■27  .by  the  two  corners  of  it,on  the  two  fides. 

3  8 . 2 .  made  the  horns  thereof  on  t  he  four  corn. 
I  Irc\io.Q.not  wholly  reap  the  corners  of  the  field 

27.notround  the  comers  of  your  heads  | 

neither  marre  the  comers  of  thy  beard 

23. 2Z.make  clean  riddance  of  the  corners  of  the 
Nttm.zq.  1 7 .and  (hall  fmite  the  corners  of  Moab 
Deut.i 2.26. 1  faid.I  willfcatter  them  into  corners 
1  Kjn.7.  30.  the  four  corners  thereof  had  under-fet. 

34.4.  under- fetters  to  the  f oat  com.  of  one  bafe 
Neb.g.iz.Sz.  didft  divide  them  into  corners 
Job  1 .19. &  fmotethe  four  corners  of  the  houfe,  & 
lfa.11.1  2.gath.the  difperf.of  Ju.from  the  fourtor. 
Jec9.z6.that  are  in  the  utmoft  comers,  that  dwell 

25.2  3 .  and  all  that  are  in  the  utmoft  cornets 

49.3  2. into  all  win.them  that  are  in  theutm.co. 
Es£.7.2.end  is  come  upon  the  four  cor.of  the  land 

41.2  2.and  the  corsm,and  the  length  thereof 
43.10.  &  put  it  on  the  fou.  comers  of  the  fettle 

4  5. 1 9. put  upon  the  four  cor.  of  the  (ettle  of  the 
49.2  i.me  to  pane  by  the  four  corn,  of  the  court 

2  2.in  the  four  corners  of  the  courts  there  was 

thefe  four  comers  were  of  one  meafure 

Zecb.9.  1 5. like  bow\s,&  as  the  corners  of the  altars 

Mat.6.  f .  and  in  the  corners  of  the  ftreets,  that  they 

Act. 10.1 1. been  a  great  fheet  knit  aethe  four  cors- 

1 1.  j.let  down  from  heaven  by  four  corners 

Rev.7.  1. four  angels  (landing  on  the  {out  corners  of 

Conner. 

1  chr.ii .18.  ark  of  L.with  the  found  of  thecornet 
Pfal. 9%. 6. with  trumpets  and  found  of  cornet  make 
Van.  3 . 5 .  at  what  time  ye  hear  the  found  of  the  cor. 

Verf.  if. 
7.when  all  the  peop. heard  the  fou.of  the  cor. 
10.  ev.  man  that  (hall  hear  the  fou.of  the  cm'. 
Hof.i  .S.blow  ye  the  corset  in  Gibeah 

Corners. 

2  Sam.6.  f .  David  played  before  the  Lo.  on  com.tk. 
2  Chro.  1  $ .  i4.(houting,&  with  num.  &  with  corn. 

Corpfes. 

2  Kin.  19.35-  .behold  they  were  all  dead  corpfes 

lfa.tf.2.6. 
Nab.  3 . 3 .  there  is  none  end  of  their  corpfes 

they  ftumble  upon  their  corpfes 
Mar\6.z9. took  up  his  corpfe,  and  laid  it  in  a 

Correct. 

Pfal. 3  9. 1 1  .with  rebukes  doft  correct  man  for iniq. 

94.1  o.that  chaftif.the  heathen,  (hall  not  he  cor. 

Pro.29.1 7  correct  thy  fon,and  he  (hal  give  thee  reft 

Jer.z.  19. thine  owne  wickednefs  (hall correil thee 

1 0.24  O  Lord,  correil me,but  with  judgm.not 

30.1 1.  but  I  will  correct  thee  in  meafure 

Chap.46.28. 


COR      COR 

Corrected. 

Pro.  29. 1 9. a  fervant  will  not  be  corretledby  words 
Heb.  1 2  o.fathers  of  our  flefh  which  corrected  us 

(Eorrecteth. 
Job  5.17.  happy  is  the  man  whom  God  correttcth 
Pro. 3. 1 2.  whom  the  Lord  loveth  he  correcteth 

Correction. 
Job  37.13.  caufeth  it  to  come,wheth.for  correction 
Pro. 1 . 1 1  .neither  bee  weary  of  his  correction 
7.22.or  as  a  foole  to  the  correction  of  the  (locks 
1  f .  10.  correclion  is  grievous  unto  him  that  forf. 
22. 1  f.  rod  of  correction  (hall  drive  it  from  him 
23.i3.with-hold  not  correclion  from  the  child 
Jer.z.2  o.  they  received  no  correclion 

3 .5. they  have  refufed  to  receive  correclion 
7. 2 8. a  nation  that  receiveth  not  correclion 
Hab.  1 . 1 2.  thou  haft  eftablifhed  them  for  correclion 
Zeph.^.z.  (he  received  not  correclion,(h.e  trufted 
2  Tiw.3 . *  ^'  '£  's  pr°fita-for  reprooie,for  correclion 

Corrupt. 
Gen. 6. 1 1.  the  earth  alfo  was  corrupt  before  God 

1 2.1ooked  on  the  earth,&  beh.it  was  corrupt 
Job  i7.i.mybreathisco»7«f>;,inydayesare  extinct 
Vfal.  1 4. 1. they  are  corrupt, they  have  done  abomin. 

Pfal.  12.1. 
38.5.  my  wounds  (link,  and  are  corrupt 
7 3. 8. they  are  corrupt, ami  fpeak  wickedly 
Pro.2f.26.it  is  as  a  corrupt  fpring 
£•^.20.44. nor  according  to  your  corrupt  doings 

23.1  i.fhe  was  more  corrupt  in  her  inordin.love 
Van.  2.Q.ye  have  prepared  corrupt  words  to 

1 1 . 2  2 .  (hall  be  corrupt  by  flatteries 
Mai.  1. 14.  facrifketh  unto  the  Lo.  a  corrupt  thing 
Mat.7. 17. a  corrupt  tree  bringeth  forth  eVrll  fruit 

1 8  .neith.  can  a  corrupt  tree  bring  forth  good 
Lu\.  6.43. 

1 2. 3  3.  clfe  make  the  tree  corrupt^  his  fruit  cor. 
Ew.6.43  .a  good  tree  bringeth  not  forth  corrupt  fr. 
EpheP4.zz.the  old  man  which  is  corrupt 

29-let  no  corrupt  communicat.proceed  out  of 

1  Tim.6.<$.  perverfe  difputingsofmen  of  cor.min. 

2  Tim.z..8.men  ofco;r«|rfmindes,reprobate 
Cou-upt. 

Deut.4.16.  left  ye  corrupt  y our  felves 

2  5 .  and  (hall  corrupt  your  felveSjand  make 
3 1 .29. after  my  death  ye  will  utter.corr«/tf  your 
Afa/.2.3.behold,Ile  corrupt  your  feed 
Mat.6.  19.  where  moth  and  ruft  doth  corrupt 

20. where  neither  moth  nor  ruft  doth  corrupt 

1  Cor.  1  5.3  3. evil  comunication  corrupt  good  man. 

2  Coi-.2.  i7.wee  are  not  as  many  which  corrupt  the 
Jude  10. in  thofe  things  they  corrupt  them  felves 
Rev.ig.z.  did  corrupt  the  earth  with  her  fornicati. 

Corrupted. 
Gca.6. 1 1. all  flefh  had  corrupted  his  way 
Exod.  8 . 2  4<land  was  corrupted  by  reafon  of  1  he  fw . 

3  2. 7. out  of  the  land  of  Egy.  have  corrap.'therhf. 
Veut.g.  1 2.  thy  people  have  coir«/>/crf  themfelves 

3  2.5 .  they  have  corr «/;t«f  themfelves 
Jud.z.  19.  co;r«pt.themfelves  more  then  their  fa:h. 
E^.  16.47. thou  waft  corrupted  more  then  they 

28.17.  thou  haft  corrupted  thy  w  ifdome 
Hof.g.g.  they  have  deeply  corrupted  themfelves 
Zeph.2.7.  and  corrupted  all  their  doings 
Ata/.2.8.ye  have  corrupted  the  covenant  of  Levi 
2  Cor.7.2.  wee  have  corruptedno  man 

1 1  •  3  .your  minds  (hou)d  be  corr.  from  the  (imp. 
Jam.<y.z.  your  riches  are  co/r.your  gar  .moth-eaten 

Corrupters. 

7/^.  1. 4. children  that  are  corrupters,  they  have 
Jer.6.z6.  they  are  braffe  &  yron,  they  are  all  corr. 

Corrupter!). 
Ek^.  1  2. 3  3 .  no  thief  approachethjnci.moth  corrup. 

Corruptible. 

Rom.i.z 3 .into  an  image  made  like  to  corrupt. man 

1  Cor.9. 2 5. they  do  it  to  obtain  a  corruptible  crown 
1  f .  f  3  .this  corruptible  muft  put  on  incorruption 

f  4. when  this  corra|>.fhall  have  put  on  incorr. 
iPfM.i8.yewerenot  redeemed  with  coir.things 
23  .being  born  again  not  of  corruptible  feed 
3 .4.  in  that  which  is  not  corruptible 

Corrupting. 

DflS.11.17.give  him  thedau.ofwom.corrajtf.him 

Corruption. 

teJ.2  2.2j.becaufe  their  corruption  was  in  them 

2  Ki.  2  3 . 1 3  .on  the  right  hand  of  the  mount  of  cor. 

T  3 


COS     cou 


Job  17. 14. 1  have  faid  to  corrupt.  Thou  art  my  fa. 
Pfalm.16. 10.  thine  holyOne*to  fee  corruption 

Acl.z.zj. 
49-9-  live  for  ever,and  not  fee  corruption 
Ifa.  2  8. 1 7.dclivered  it  from  the  pit  '^corruption 
Dan.10.8.  comelineffe  was  turned  in  me  intoiwr. 
Jona.u6.hzft  thou  brought  up  my  life  from  corru. 
Atl.z.i  1.  neither  his  flefti  did  fee  corruption 
13.34.  how  no  more  to  returne  to  corruption 
3  f  .not  fuffer  thine  holy  One  to  fee  corruption 
3<T.laid  unto  his  fathers,  and  faw  corruption 
3  7.whom  God  raifed  againe.faw  no  corrupt. 
Rom.i.z  1  .delivered  from  the  bond  of  corruption 

1  O.i5.42.isfowenin  corruption,  raifed  in  iricor. 

j  neither  doth  corruption  inherit  incorruption 
Gal.  6.8.  (hall  of  the  fleih  reap  corruption 

2  Pet.  i  .having  efcaped  the  corruption  that  is 

2.1 2.fhall  utterly  perifh  in  their  own  corruption 
i9.they  themfelves  are  the  fervants  of  corrup 
Corruptly, 
z  Chro.  27. 2.and  the  people  did  yet  corruptly 
Nch.i.7.we  have  dealt  corruptly  againft  thee 

Cofam. 
E/^.3.i8.which  was  the  fonne  of  Cofam 

Coft.  Cod. 
2  Sam.  1 9.41  have  we  ea$n  at  all  of  the  Kings  cofi 

2  4.24.otthat  which  doth  coftmee  nothing 
1  Chro.z  i.a4.nor  offer  burnt  offering  without  coft 
E«^.i4.28.counteththeco/?,whetherhehath 

Co%. 

1  Km  5.i7-they  brought  great  ftoncs,co/?/j ftones 
7.9  all  thefe  were  of  coflly  {tones 

10.  foundation  was  of  coflly  {tones 

11.  and  above  were  copy  ftoncs 

Job.  12.3.  then  took  Maty  a  pound  of  fpikenco/?/y 
1  Tim.z.9.not  with  gold,  or  pearls,or  coflly  array 

CoftHneffe.  ' 

Rev.  18. 1  q.by  reafon  of  her  cofllineffe,fot  in  one 
Cottage, 

Ifa.  1.8.  daughter  of  Z  ion  is  left  as  a  cottage 
Z4.20.  and  (hall  be  removed  like  a  cottage 
Cottages, 
Zepb.z.6.the  fca  coaft  fhaibe  co«flge^ for (hepherds 

Coucr;, 
Gen. 40.4.  he  went  up  to  my  co//c6 
>&  7.1 2.  my  co«cfc  (liall  eafe  my  complaint 
Pfal.6.6. 1  water  my  couch  with  teares 
Amos  3 . 1 2.and  in  Damafcus  in  a  coztffo 
Lu  f.i9.himdownthorow  the  tiling  with  his  cou- 
24,arife,  and  take  up  thy  couch,  andgoe 
Couch, 
Job  3  8. 40. when  they  couch  in  their  dens 

Coucr;eD, 
Gen.49.9  ne  Hooped  down,he  couched  as  a  lion 
Num.zw.hz  couched,  he  lay  down  as  a  lion 
Couches. 

Am.6. 4. and  ftretch  themfelves  upon  their  couches 
Acl.j.  1 5  .and  laid  them  on  beds  and  couches 

Coiicbecb. 

Vent.  33.13  -and  for  the  deep  that  coucheth  beneath 

Coudhing. 
Gen.49.1  ^.couching  down  between  two  burdens 
E'Ke.  2  5 . 5 .  &  the  Amon.  a  couching  place  for  flocks 

Covenant , 
Gen.9. 1 2.this  is  the  token  of  the  covenant  which 

Verfe  17. 
1 3  .for  a  token  of  a  cow.  betw  .me  &  the  earth 
1 7.4  bvhold,my  covenant  is  with  thee 

1 1. it  (hilbeatoktn  of  the  covenant  between 

1 2  .my  covenant  (hall  be  in  your  fle(h,for 

1 4.  hee  hath  broken  my  covenant 
Exo.z.z^.  God  remembred  his  cov.  with  Abraham 

3  1. 16. throughout  their  gener.for  a  perpet.cou. 

34.28  wro.upon  the  tabl.  the  words  of  the  era. 
Lev.  26. 1 5 .  but  that  ye  breake  my  covenant 
Num.  2  5 . 1 2.I  give  unto  him  my  covenant  of  peace 

1 3  .even  the  cov.  of  an  everlafting  priefthood 
Deut.4. 1 3. he  declared  unto  you  his  covenant 

z  2  .left  ye  forget  the  covenant  of  the  Lord 
3 1  .nor  forget  the  covenant  of  thy  fathers 
9. p.  even  the  tables  of  the  covenant  which  the 
1 1 .  gave  me  even  the  tables  of  the  covenant 

1 5.  two  tables  of  the  coven,  were  in  my  two 
17.2.  in  tranfgreffing  his  covenant 

29. 1. thefe  are  the  words  of  the  coven. which  the 
1  z-  thou  (houldeft  enter  into  cov.  with  the  L. 
21.  according! 


cov     cov 

2i.according  to  all  the  curfes  of  the  covenant 
z  5. becaufe  ye  have  forfaken  the  covenant 
3  i.20.and  provoke  me,and  break  my  covenant 
Jof.7.1 1. they  have  alfo  tranfgreffed  my  covenant 

1  5.  becaufe  he  hath  tranfgr.the  cov.ot  the  L. 
23.16.when  ye  have  tranfgthe  coven.ofthe  Lo. 

Judg.z.  1 .  lie  never  break  my  covenant  with  you 

20.this  people  hath  tranfgreffed  my  convenant 
1  Sam.zo.S  brought  thy  fer.into  a  c<roe».of  the  L- 
1  Kjng.19.10.chA.of  Ifrael  have  forfaken  thy  co^. 

Ver.14. 
20.  34. 1  will  fend  thee  away  with  this  covenant 
2J(/>/.ij.2j.bec.ofhiJ5f«'«».withAbr.Ifa.&  Jac. 
1 8. 1 2.  but  they  tranfgreffed  his  covenant 

2  3 .  3 .  to  performe  the  words  of  this  covenant 

and  all  the  people  flood  to  the  covenant 

1  Cho.  1 6. 1  y .  be  ye  mindfull  alwaies  of  his  coven. 

2  Cho.  1 5. 1 2.entered  into  a  covenant  to  fcek  the  L. 

23.1.  and  Elifhaphat  into  covenant  with  him 

3  4. 3 1  .to  performe  the  words  of  the  covenant 

3 2.inhab.of  Jeruf.did  according  to  the  cove . 
Neb.  13.29  .have  defiled  the  covenant  of  the  priefth. 
Pfal.  2  5.  1 4-and  he  will  fhew  them  his  covenant 
44.17.neith.have  we  dealt  fafly  in  thy  covenant 
50.  i6.fhouldeft  take  my  covenant  in  thy  mouth 
5  5  .20.  he  hath  broken  hiscovenant 
74.20. have  refpect  unto  the  covenant 
73.3  7. neither  was  he  ftedfaft  in  his  covenant 
80.28.my  covenant  fhall  ftand  faft  with  him 
3  4.my  covenant  will  I  not  breake 
35».haft  made  void  the  covenant  of  thy  fervant 

10  5.8.  he  hath  retnembred  his  covenant  for  ever 
1 06.45. hee  rcmembred  for  them  his  covenant 

1 1  1.5.  he  will  ever  be  mindfull  of  his  covenant 
o.he  hath  commanded  his  covenant  for  ever 

l'ro.z .  1 7.and  forgetteth  the  covenant  of  her  God 
Jfa.  2  8. 18.  your  coven.with  death  fhalbe  ciifanulled 
3  3 .8 .  hee  hath  broken  the  covenant 
42.6.  and  give  thee  for  a  covenant  of  the  people 
Chap.49.8. 
54.10.  neither  the  cov.  of  my  peace  be  removed 
5  tf.4.  and  take  hold  of  my  covenant- 
6.  and  taketh  hold  of  my  covenant 
59.2 1. this  is  my  coven.viith  them,faith  theLo. 
Jer.  1 1.2.  heare  ye  the  words  oi  this  covenant 

3. that  obeyethnot  the  words  of  this  covenant 

6.  hear  yc  the  words  of  this  cov.and  do  them 

8.  upon  all  the  words  of  this  covenant  which 

14.2 1 .  remember,  break  not  thy  coven.with  us 

22.9-have  forfaken  the  covenant  of  the  Lord 

3 1.3  2.which  my  covenant  they  brake 

3  3.20.br.my  cov.ol  the  day,  &  my  cov.ot night 

2 1  .then  may  my  covenant  be  broken  with  D. 

2  5  .if  my  covenant  be  not  with  day  and  night 
3  4.  lo.peo.which  had  entred  into  the  co^.heard 

1 8. give  the  men  that  have  tranfgr.my  coven. 
not  performed  the  words  of  the  covenant 
5  o.  5  .to  the  Lord  in  a  perpetuall  covenant 
E?e\.  1 6.8.and  entered  into  a  covenant  with  thee 
59.defpifed  the  oath  in  breaking  the  covenant 
6i.unto  thee  for  daugh.but  not  by  thy  coven. 
1 7. 1 5  •  or  fhall  he  break  t  he  covenant 

x6.and  whofe  covenant  he  brake,even  with 
i8.defpifed  the  oath,  by  breaking  the  coven. 
19.&  my  coven,  that  hee  hath  broken,even  it 
20. 3  7  .bring  you  into  the  bond  of  the  covenant 
44.7.  and  they  have  broken  my  covenant 
Dan.g. 27. confirm  the  cov.with  many  for  one  week 
11.22  .yea  alfo,the  prince  of  my  covenant 
28 .  his  heart  fhall  be  againft  the  holy  coven. 
30. have  indignation  againft  the  ho]y  coven. 
with  them  that  forfake  the  holy  covenant 

3  j.fuch  as  do  wickedly  againft  the  covenant 
Hof.6.7.  they  like  men  have  tranfgreffed  the  coven. 

8.1.  becaufe  they  have  tranfgreffed  my  covenant 
1  o.4.fwearing  falfly,in  making  a  covenant 
Zech.  1 1.  lo.that  I  might  break  my  cov.  which  I  had 
Mai.  2.4-that  my  covenant  might  be  with  Levi 

5 .  my  covenant  was  with  him  of  life  &  peace 
8.ye  have  corrupted  the  covenant  of  Levi 
io.by  prophaning  the  covenant  of  our  fathers 
i4.thy  compan.and  the  wife  of  thy  covenant 
3 .  x  .even  the  meffenger  of  the  cov.  whom  ye  de. 
A£t.$. 2  5.  ye  are  the  chil.of  the  covenant  which  G. 

7.8.  he  gave  him  the  covenant  of  circumcifion 
Rom.i.  3 1.  without  underftand.  covenantbxcduxs 


COV      cov 

1 1. 27. for  this  is  my  covenant  unto  them 
Gal. 3 . 1 5«though  it  be  buj  a  mans  covenant 

17.  that  the  covenant  that  was  confirmed  bef. 
Heb.S.6.  he  is  a  mediator  of  a  better  covenant 

7. if  that  iirft  covenant  had  been  faultltfs,then 

9.  becaufe  they  continued  not  in  my  covenant 
9. 1  .then  the  firft  covenant  had  ordinan.of  divine 

4. and  the  tables  of  the  covenant 

Arke  of  the  Covenant,  See  %tkt. 

Bloud  of  the  CofoEJtant,  See  in  HJMottD. 

Boo\e  of  the  Covenant. 

£#0^.24.7. he  took  the  book  of  the  covcn.znd  read 

2  Ki.23.2.  ears  all  thewor.of  the  book  of  the  cov. 

2  Cbr.  34.30. 

2 1.  written  in  this  book  of  this  covenant 

Efiabhjh  Covenant. 

Gen.6. 1 8 .  with  thee  will  I  eftablifh  my  covenant 

9.9. 1,  even  I  eftablifh  my  covenant  with  you 

Verf.n. 
17.7.  eftablifh  my  covenant  between  me  and 
i^.Ile  eftablifh  my  covenant  with  Ifaac 
2 1  .my  covenant  lie  eftablifh  with  Ifaac 
Exo.6.4.1  have  alfoeftabliftiedmyttttA  with  them 
Lev.z6.gand  eftablifh  my  covenant  with  you 
Deut.S.  1 8.  that  he  may  eftab.his  cw.which  he  fw. 
£\t£.i6.6o.eftabl.  unto  thee  an  everlafting  coven. 
61. 1  will  eftablifh  my  covenant  with  thee 
Everlafting  iff  Otoettant, 
Gen.g.i6.thit  I  may  remember  the  e\evh&.coven. 
1 7. 1 3 .  in  your  flefh  for  an  everlafting  covenant 
1 9. with  Ifaac  for  an  everlafting  covenant 
Im24-8.chil.of  Ifraclby  an  everlafting  covenant 
2  Sam.  2  3 . 5.  made  with  me  an  everlafting  covenant 
1  Ckon.16. 17.  unto  Ifrael  for  an  everlafting  cov. 
Pfal.10^.10. 
Jfa.  24. 5.  becaufe  they  have  broken  the  everla.cov. 
5  5 . 3 .  and  I  will  make  an  everlafting  covenant 
6 1 .8  .an  everlafting  covenant  with  them 
Jer.i  2. 40.  make  an  evcrlaft.  covenant  with  them 
E^e £.  1 6.60 .eftablifh  unto  thee  an  everlafting  cov. 
17.16.  it  fhalbe  an  evevlafx. covenant  with  them 
He b.  13.20.  through  the  bloud  of  the  everlaft.eof . 

Keep,  t(eepeft,ocf(eepeth  Cofoenailt. 
Gen.\7.9.  thou  fhalt  keep  my  covenant  therefore 

10.  this  my  covenant  which  ye  fhall  keep 
Exod.  19.  5  .obey  my  voice,and  keep  my  covenant 
Veiit.7.9.  the  faithfull  God,  which  keepeth  coven. 

1 2. Lord  thy  G. fhall  keep  unto  thee  the  cov. 
29 .9.keep  therefore  the  words  of  this  covenant 
3  3 .9.obferved  thy  word,and  kept  thy  covenant 

1  Kf.8.21.  who  keepeft  cov.Sc  mercy  with  thy  fer. 

1 1 . 1 1  .and  thou  haft  not  kept  my  covenant 

2  Chro.6. 1 4.which  keepeft  coven.St  (htv/eA  mercy 
Neb.  1 . 5  .that  keepeth  cov.8c  mercy  for  them  that 

9. 3  2.who  keepeft  covenant  and  mercy,let  not 
Pfal.  25.10.  unto  fuch  as  keep  his  covenant 

78.1  o.they  kept  not  the  covenant  of  God 

103 . 1 8.  to  fuch  as  keep  his  covenant, md  to 

1 3  2. 1 2. if  thy  children  will  keep  my  covenant 
E^.17.14.  by  keeping  of  his  cov.  it  might  ftand 
D1W.9. 4.keeping  the  covenant  and  mercy  to 

Made  Covenant. 
Gen.  1 5.1 8.the  Lord  made  ^covenant  with  Abrah. 

2 1  •  27  .both  of  them  made  a  covenant 
3  2.  thus  they  made  a  covenant  at  Beer 
Exod.  34. 27 .1  have  made  a  covenant  with  thee 
Veti.  5. 2. Lord  our  G.made  a  aw.wich  us  in  Horeb 
j.made  not  this  covenant  with  our  fathers 

29.1  .befi.the  cov.v/hich  he  made  wcl  them  in  H. 

31.16.  break  my  covenant  which  I  have  made 
Jof.ztf  2  5  .fo  Jofhua  nude  a  cov en.with  the  people 
i  Sam.  18.3  .then  Jonath.  &  Dav.  made  a  covenant 

20.1 6.Jonath.made  a  cov.with  the  houfe  of  D. 

23-18.  they  two  made  a  coven,  before  the  Lord 
2  Sam.  23.5  .made  with  me  an  everlafting  covenant 

1  I0'B,g.8.9.whentheL.madeatflWK.withthechil. 

2 1  .wherein  is  the  cov.  of  the  L.  wch  he  made 
20.34.  f°  he  made  a  covenant  with  him,  &  fent 

2  Kjne.i  i.4.and  made  a  covenant  with  them 

17.Jehoiad.made  a  cov.  between  the  Lo.and 
17. 1 5.  reje&ed  his  covenant  that  he  made  with 

3  5.  with  whom  the  Lord  had  made  a  coven. 

ik.covenant  that  I  have  made  with  you,ye 
23 .3  .and  made  a  covenant  before  the  Lord 
1  Cbr.  1 1 . 3  .Dav.made  acov.w  ith  them  in  Hebron 
16.  i6.even  of  the  covenant  which  he  made 


COV      cov 

2  Cbw.y.io.when  the  L.made  a  covenant  with  the 
6. 1  i.eovenant  of  the  Lo.  that  he  made  with  the 
21.7  .becaufe  of  the  covenant  which  he  made 
23. 3. all  the  congr.made  a  coven.mth  the  King 
1 6.  Jehoiada  made  a  covenant  between  him  & 
34.31  .and  made  a  covenant  before  the  Lord  to 
Neb.g.8.8c  madeft  a  covenant  with  him  to  give  the 
Job  3 1 . 1 .1  made  a  covenant  w  ith  mine  eyes 
P/a/.5o.5.thofe  that  have  made  a  covenant  with  me 
89.3 .1  have  made  a  covenant  with  my  chofen 
io^.9.v/hichcovenant  he  made  with  Abraham 
lfa.z8. 1 5.we  have  made  a  covenant  with  death 

57.5.enlarged  thy  bed,and  made  a  coven,  with 
Jer.11.10.  broke  my  covenant  which  I  made  with 
3 1.3  2.  not  accord.to  the  cov.l  made  with  their 
34.8.Zcdek.had  made  a  covenant  with  all  the 
13.  I  made  z covenant  with  your  fath.  in  the 
1 5. and  ye  had  made  a  covenant  before  me 
1 8  .not  perform  the  words  of  the  cove.w  hich 
£^('- 1 7- 1 3  •  ar»d  made  a  covenant  with  him,and 
Heb.S.g.not  according  to  the  covenant  that  I  made 
1 3 .  a  new  covenant  he  hath  made,the 
Ma\e  Covenant. 
GfK.17.z_  He  make  my  coven,  between  me  &  thee 
26.28.  let  us  make  a  covenant  with  thee 
3 1.44.  come  thou,let  us  make  a  covenant 
Exo. 23.3  2.thou  fhalt  make  no  covenant  with  them 
34. 1  o.I  make  a  covenant  before  all  thy  people 
1 2.1eft  thou  make  a  coven,  with  the  inhabit. 

v«f.i5. 
Deut.7.1.  make  no  covenant  with  tbem,nor  fhew 
29.i4.neith.withyou  onlydol  make  thiscov. 

1  Sam.i  1, 1. make  a  covenant  with  us,and  we  wili 

'  2.on  this  cond.will  I  make  a  cew?z.with  you 

2  C^.29.  io.in  mine  heart,to  make  a  cov.with  the 
Exra  1 0. 3  .let  us  make  a  covenant  with  our  God 
Neh.9. 3  8. we  make  a  fure  covenant, and  write  it 
^.41.4.  will  he  make  ^covenant  with  thee 

lfa.  55.3.  He  make  an  everlafting  coven,  with  you 

6 1 .8.He  make  an  everlafting  covenant  with  them 

Jet.  3  2.40. 

Jer.i  1 .3  3  .this  wall  be  the  cov.thu  He  make  with 

£^.34.25.  He  make  with  them  a  coven,  of  peace 

37.26.Ile  make  a  covenant  of  peace  with  them 
Hoj^2.i8.in  that  day  will  I  make  a  covenant  for 

1 2. 1. they  do  make  a  covenant  with  the  Affyri. 

Heb.S.i  o.this  is  the  covenant  that  I  wil  make  with 

10.16.the  covenant  that  He  make  with  them 

NeB><£oi)mant, 

/«".j  1.3  i.make  anew  covenant  with  the  ho.  of  If. 

He*.  8.8. 
He b.  8. 1 3. a  new  covenant,ht  hath  made  the  firft  old 
1 2.24.  to  Jefus,the  mediator  of  the  new  coven. 
Remember  Covenant. 
Gen-g.  1  y .  He  remember  my  covenant 
Exod.6.f.and  I  have  remembered  my  covenant 
Lev.26.4z.  I  rememb.myciTu.with  Jac.&  with  If. 
45-for  their  fakes  remem.the  «rc> . of  their  an. 
E%e\.  16.60.Ile  remember  my  covenant  with  thee 
Amos  i^.and  remember  not  the  broken  covenant 
Luk.  1 .7  2.  and  to  remember  his  holy  covenant 

Covenant  of  fait. 
Lev.  2. 1 3 .  the  fait  of  the  cov.oi  thy  G .to  be  lacking 
Num.  1 8 . 1 9. it  is  a  covenant  of  fait  for  ever  before 
2  Cbr.  1 3 . 5 .  and  to  his  fons  by  a  covenant  of  fait 

CotoenanteO. 
2  Chr.7. 1 8.accord.as  I  have  covenanted  with  David 
Hab.  2. 5 .  to  the  word  that  I  covenanted  with  them 
Mat  16.15  .they  covenanted  with  him  for  3  o  .pieces 
Lull-  21.5.  and  covenanted  to  give  him  money 

Cotenant0. 
Ro»«.9.4.to  whom  pertaineth  the  covenants 
Gal.^.zsf.  for  thefe  are  the  two  covenants 
Eph.2, 1 2.and  ftrangers  from  the  covenants  of  pro. 

Cofcet. 
Exod.  10. 5.they  fhall  cover  the  face  of  the  earth 
21.3  3. and  if  aman  dig  a  pit,  and  not  cover  it 
25.29.  and  the  bowles  thereof  to  cover  withal! 
26. 1 3 .  and  on  that  fide,  to  cover  it 
28.3  2.1innen  breeches  to  cover  their  nakedneft 
3  3 . 2  2.11e  cover  thee  with  mine  hand,til  I  paffe 
57.16.his  covers  to  cover  withall  of  pure  gold 
40. 3  .and  cover  the  arke  with  the  vaile 
Lev.  13.12.  leprofie  cover  all  the  skin  of  him  that 
1 6. 1 3  .cloud  of  the  incenfe  may  cov.the  mercy. 
17.13  .and  cover  it  with  duft 

.N/dw^.tndi 


c  O  V       C  O  V 


VB/3.4. 5. and  cover  the  Ad  of  the  teftim.with  it 
7 .and  covers  to  cover  wicball 
8  .covet  the  fame  with  a  cov.of  badgers  skins 
9.and  cover  the  candleftick  of  the  light 
11. cover  it  with  a  covering  of  badgers  skins 
Verfe  11. 
z  2 .  j.they  cover  the  face  of  the  earth 
~)eut.%i.i  3.  &  ww  that  which  cometh  from  thee 
3  3 . 1 2.the  Lord  thai  cow  him  all  the  day  long 
t  Ste.24. 3  .and  Saul  went  in  to  cover  his  feet 
t  Kin.jA^ -to  cover  the  chap.that  were  on  the  top 
qLto  cover  the  two  bowles  of  the  chapiters 
Verfe  41. 
>.  Cbro.+.u.to  cover  the  z.pomels  of  the  chapiters 

Verfe  13. 
vcb.4.  J. and  cover  not  their  iniquity 
fob  16.1 8.0  earth,  coots'  not  thou  my  bloud 

2  i.26.and  the  wormesfhall  coots'  them 
22.11  .the  abundance  of  waters  cover  thee 

3  8. 3  4.  abundance  of  waters  may  cover  thee 
40.22.mady  trees  cover  him  with  their  fhadow 

y&/.9i.4.he  fhall coot/  thee  with  his  feathers 
I04.9.turne  not  againe  to  cover  the  earth 
109.29.cow.  themfelves  with  their  own  confuf. 
1 39.1  i.furely,  the  darknefle  (hall cover  thee 
I40.9.mifchiefe  of  their  own  lips  cover  them 

fa.  1 1 .9.as  the  waters  cover  the  fea 
14. 1 1 .  and  the  wormes  cover  thee 

2  2.i7«and  the  Lord  will  furely  cover  thee 
16.21.fb.all  no  more  coots'  her  flaine 

30. 1  i.cfff.with  a  coveringjbuc  not  of  my  fpirit 
58.7 .feeft  the  naked,that  thou  cover  him 
5 9. 6.neither coot/  themfelves  with  their  wotks 
6o.2.the darkneffc  (hall  cover  the  earth 
6.the  multitude  of  camels  fhall  cover  thee 
^.46.8.1  will  go  up.and  will  cover  the  earth 
;^.7.i8.horrour  fhall  coots- them, 8c  fhamefhal 
1 2.<>.thou  fhalt  cover  thy  face,  that  thou  fee  not 

1 2  .he  fhall  coots'  his  face,  that  he  fee  not 
24.7.10  cover  it  with  duft 

17  .and  coots'  not  thy  lips,and  eat  not 
z  2. ye  {hall  not  coots"  your  lips,nor  eate 
26.  io.abun.of  his  horfes,their  duft  fhal  co.thee 
i9.and  great  waters  fhall  cover  thee 

3  o.  1 8  .as  for  her,a  cloud  fhall  cover  her 

3  2.7. put  thee  out,  I  will  codes'  the  heaven 

I  will  coot/  the  Sun  with  a  cloud 
37.6.and  coots'  you  with  skin,and  put  breath 
3  8.  o.thou  fhalt  be  like  a  cloud  to  cozuhe  land 
1 6.2s  a  cloud  to  cover  the  land 
Hof.z.g.my  flaxe  given  to  cover  her  nakedneffe 
10.8  .they  fhall  fay,  The  mountains  cover  us 
Okrf.io.fhamc  fhall  cover  thee,and  thou  (halt 
Mk.%  .7.yea,they  fhall  ajl  cover  their  lips 

7. io.fhame  fhall  coots' her  that  laid  untome 
Udb.z.i  4  JiS  the  waters  cover  the  fea 

1 7.violence  of  Lebanon  fhall  cover  thee 
Mar.  1 4.6  5  .to  fpit  on  him,and  cover  his  face 
bil{.zi- 30.2nd  to  the  hills,  Cover  us 
1  Cor.  1  i-7-a  man  ought  not  to  cover  his  head 
1  P#.4.8.charity  fhall  coots-  the  multitude  of  (ins 

CcrbcreO. 
Gc*7.  launder  the  whole  heaven,weve  covered 
10. and  the  mountaines  were  covered 
g.zi.covered  the  nakedneffe  of  their  father 
24.6f.took  a  vaile,  and  covered  her  felfe 
38.1 4.and  covered  her  with  a  vaile 
E#orf.8.6.frogs  came  up,&  cov.the  land  of  Egypt 
1 4.2  8. waters  returnedjandcoOTsWthe  charets 
1 5.  j. the  depths  have  covered  them 

to.fea  covered  them,  they  fank  as  lead 
16. 1 3  .quailes  came  up,and  covered  the  camp 
24. 1  f  .and  a  cloud  covered  the  mount 

16.  and  the  cloud  covered  it  fix  daies 
37.6.ceiw.withtheirwingsoverthemercy-fe. 
40.2 1  .and  covered  the  Ark  of  the  teftimony 
3  4.3  cloud  cover,  the  tent  of  the  congregatio 
Lev.  1 3. 1 3. if  the  leprofie  have  covered  all  his  flefh 
Na«.4.20.when  the  holy  things  are  coOT»'crf,left 
7. 3. they  brought  6.CflOT?\wagons,and  i2.oxen 
9.1?  .the  cloud  coverecfthe  tabernacle 

1 6. the  cloud  covered  it  by  day 
16.4z.and behold,the  cloud covered'it 
Zte.3  2.1  5.  -thou  art  coOTsrrfwith  fatneffe 
J0f.z4.-j.tnz  fea  upon  them,and  cows-erf  them 
Judg.4, 1 8.(he  covered  him  with  a  mantle 


GOV      C  O  V 

1 9. gave  him  drink,  and  covered  him 
1  Sam.  1 9. 1 3  .and  covered  it  with  a  cloth 

28.14.and  he  is  cowfrf  with  a  mantle 

1  Kjn.  1 . 1  .and  they  covered  him  with  clothes 

6«9.and  covered  the  houfe  with  beames 

1  5  .he  covered  them  on  the  infide  with  wood 
cover,  the  floore  of  the  houfe  with  planks  of 
20.fo  covered  the  altar,which  was  of  cedar 
3  5 .  and  covered  them  with  gold 
7.3  .it  was  covered  with  cedar  above,upon  the 

•j. covered  with  cedar  from  one  fide  of  the  flo. 
8. 7. and  the  Cherubims  covered  the  Arke 

2  ffc/w.5.8. 
zKin.19. i.andcoOTS'tt/himfelfe  with  fackcloth 

2. Elders  of  the  priefts  cover,  with  fackcloth 
1  o%o.28.i8.&  cov.the  Ark  of  thecovena.of  the 
Neh.  3 . 1  j  .he  built  ir,and  covered  it 
Job  23.1 7.neither  hath  he  covered  the  darknefs  of 

3 1 . 3  3  .if  I  covered  my  tranfgreffion,as  Adam 
Pfal.$z.i.and  whofe  fin  iscovered 

44.1  5-the  fhame  of  my  face  hath  covered  me 

1  ^.covered  us  with  the  fhadow  of  death 
65.13  .vallies  are  covered  over  with  corn 
68. 1 3 .  as  the  wings  of  a  dove  cflOTK.with  filver 
7 1.1  3. let  them  be  covered  with  reproach 
80. 10. the  hils  were  cov er.  with  the  fhadow  of  it 
8  5. 2. thou  haft  covered  all  their  fin 
89.4j.thou  haft  covered  him  with  fhame 
106. 1 1.  and  the  waters  coOTs-crftheir  enemies 

1 7  .and  covered  the  company  of  Abiram 
139.13.  haft  coveredme  in  my  mothers  womb 
Pso.26.23.  like  a  pot-fheard  cow.with  filver  droffe 

26.  whofe  hatred  is  covered  by  deceit 
Ecdef.6. 4.his  name  fhalbecoOTSfrfwith  darknefle 
lfa.6. 2. and  with  twaine  he  covered  his  feet 
29.io.yourRulers,the  Seers,hath  he  covered 
37. 1  .and  covered  himfelfe  with  fackcloth 

2. Elders  of  the  priefts  cover.viith  fackcloth 
5 1.1 6.have  covered  thee  in  the  fhadow  of  my 
61. 10. he  hath  cove.me  with  a  robe  ofrighteou. 
Jet.  5  1.42.UIC  is  coOT.with  the  multitude  of  waves 
Lam. z.\. cove. the  daughter  of  Zion  with  a  cloud 
3«i6.he  hath  covered  me  with  afhes 
43. thou  haft  covered  us  with  anger 
44.thou  haft  covered  thy  felfe  with  a  cloud 
E^.1.1 1. and  two  covered  their  bodies 

23  .every  one  had  2.which  cover. on  this  fide 

had  2. which  coOTr.on  that  fide  their  bodies 

i6.8.my  skirt  over  thee,&  cotw.thy  nakedneffe 

io.andlcoOTS'erfthee  with  hike 
1 8.7.hath  covered  the  naked  with  a  garment 

Verfe  16. 
24-8. that  it  fhould  not  be  coveted 
27.7-purple  was  that  which  covered  thee 
31.15.1  coveted  the  deep  for  him 
3  7. 8. and  the  skin  coveted  them  above 
41.16  and  the  windowes  weve  coveted 
Jonah  3_6.and  coveted  him  in  fackcloth,  and  fate 
8. let  man  and  beaft  be  coOT>".with  fackcloth 
Hab.  3 . 3  .his  glory  coveted  the  heavens,and 
Afaf-8.24.that  the  fhip  v/zscovcrcd  with  waves 
10.26.thde  is  nothing  coOTScrf,that  fhall  not 

Ln\e  12.2. 

1  Cos'.  1 1. 6. for  if  the  woman  be  not  covered,\et 

to  be  (haven  or  (horn,  let  her  be  covered 

Couereu/icc-. 
Gen-  38.15  .becaufe  fhe  had  coveted  her  face 
Exod.  1  o.  1  5  .they  cover,  the  face  of  the  whole  earth 

2  St.  1 9. 4. but  the  King  cowsrrfhis  face, and  cried 
Ejih.j. 8.thcy  coveted  Hamans  face 
P/^.69.7.fhame  hathcOOTi-crfmy  face 

Pto.  24. 3  1. nettles  had  coOTserfthe  face  thereof 
lfa.6. 2.with  twaine  he  covered  his  face 
Jer.  51.51  .fhame  hath  covered  our  faces 

Hcdrfccmereti. 
2  Sa.  1 5. 30. wept  as  he  went  up,&  had  his  head  co. 
they  covercdevevy  man  his  head,and 
Eflb.6. 1 2. mourning,  and  having  his  head  covered 
Pfal.x^o.-j.  thou  haft  cover. my  head  in  the  day  of 
Jet.  1 4. 3. they  were  comforted,&  cflOTtheir  heads 

4.were  afhamed,they  coveredtheir  heads 
1  Cor.  1 1. 4-having  his  head  coOTi\difhon.his  head 

&0\)tVtX}fins. 
Kfl?8.4.7.and  whofe  (ins  are  coveted 

CofcercUflu 
Pfal.  104.6.  thou  covcredfl  it  with  the  deep,as  with 


cov    cov 

Es$.  i6.i8.tookeft  thy  broid.gar.St  coveredfi  them 
Cotoereft, 

Deut.zz.i  2.wherewith  thou  covereji  thy  felfe 
Pfal.  i04.2.who  coverefl  thy  felfe  with  light 

Cotoerety. 
Exod.zy.i 3  .the  fat  that  covereth  the  inwards 

Ver.22.&Ira'f.3. 3,9,14.  &  4.8.8c 7.3. 
&  9' 19.  the  fame. 
Num.  22.11  .which  covereth  the  face  of  the  earth 
7Hf/g.3.24.furely  be  cover,  his  feet  in  his  fum.cha. 
Job  9. 2 4. he  covereth  the  faces  of  the  Judges 
1 5. 27. covereth  his  face  with  fatneffe 
36.3  o.and  covereth  the  bottome  of  the  fea 
3  2.with  clouds  he  covereth  the  light 
Pfal.7  3 .6.violence  covereth  them  as  a  garment 
109. 19.be  unto  him  as  the  garm.wchcozw.him 
1 47. 3. who  covereth  the  heaven  with  clouds 
Pro.  1  o.6.violence  cover,  the  mouth  of  the  wicked 

Verfe  11. 
1 2.  but  love  covereth  all  (ins 
1 2 .1 6.a  prudent  man  covereth  fhame 
1 7-9.he  that  covereth  a  tranfgreffion,  feeks  love 
28. 1 3 .he  that  covereth  his  (ins,fhal  not  profper 
Jer.  3 . 2  5 .and  our  confulion  covereth  us 
E^.2  8.i4.thouart  the  anointed  Cherub  that  co. 
Mai.  2. 1 6. for  one  cove,  violence  with  his  garment 
L«^. 8. 1 6. lighted  a  candlejCOOTP.it  with  a  veffcll 

Cohering. 
GcvZ. 8. 1 8. Noah  removed  the  covering  of  the  Ark 

20. 16. he  is  to  thee  a  coveting  of  die  eyes 
EOTrf.22.27.for  this  is  his  covering  onely 
26.7 .to  be  a  coveting  upon  the  tabernacle 
i4.make  a  covering  for  the  tent  of  rams  skins 
and  a  covering  above  of  badgers  skins 
3  5.1 1. the  tabernacle ,the  tent,and  his  covering 

1 2. and  the  vaile  of  the  covering 
36.19.made  a  cover,  for  the  tent  of  rams  skins 
a  covering  of  badgers  skins  above  that 
39.34.the  covering  of  rams  skins  died  red 

and  the  coveting  of  badgers  skins 
and  the  vaile  of  the  covering 
40.19.and  put  the  covering  of  the  tent  above 
2 1  .and  fet  up  the  vaile  of  the  covering 
Leyit.  13.45  .put  a  covering  upon  his  upper  lip 
Naw-3.25.and  the  tentythe covering  thereof 
4-6.put  thereon  the  covering  of  badgers  skins 
8. cover  the  fame  with  a  cov.of  badgers  skins 
lo.within  a  covering  of  badgers  skins 
1 1  .cover  it  with  a  covering  of  badgers  skins 
1 2. cover  them  with  a  cover. oi badgers  skins 
14-fpread  upon  it  a  covering  of  badgers  skins 
1 5. made  an  end  of  covering  the  Sanduary 
2  5.hiscoOT)i«g,&  thecoOTs-.of  badgers  skins 
1 6. 3  8. make  them  broad  plates  for  zcov.oi  the 
39-made  broad  plates  for  a  cover. o{ the  altar 
19. 1 5. hath  nocoOTS.bound  upon  it.is  unclean 
2  Sam. 1  j. 1 9#fpread  acowr.over  the  Wells  mouth 
Job  2  2. 1 4. thick  clouds  are  a  covering  to  him 
24.7  .that  they  have  no  covering  in  the  cold 
26.6-and  deftrufiion  hath  no  covering 
3  i.i9.or  any  poore,  without  covering 
Pfal.  1  o  5 . 3  9. he  fpread  a  cloud  for  a  covering 
Cant.  3 . 1  o.the  covering  of  it  of  purple 
I/«.22.8.he  difcovered  thecovering  of  Judah 

2  5. 7. face  of  the  covering  caft  overall 

28. 20. the  coi«s'.narrower  then  a  man  can  wrip 
30. 1. cover  with  acoOTr«2g,but  not  of  my  fpirit 

2  2. defile  the  covering  of  thy  graven  images 
50.3  .and  I  make  fackcloth  their  covering 
Excl^.zS.  1 3  .every  precious  ftone  was  thy  coveting 
1  Cot.  1 1 . 1 5  .her  haire  is  given  her  for  ^covering 

Cofoenng. 

EA-orf.25.20.coOT.the  mercy-feat  with  their  wings 
ZV«w.4.5.takc  downe  the  coveting  vaile 
£^.28 .  i6.Ile  deftroy  thee,0  coveting  Cherub 
Mal.z.i  3  .covering  the  altar  of  the  L.with  teares 

^vEcmertngflF'. 
Pso.7.  i6.decked  my  bed  with  coverings  of  tapeftry 

3  i.22.maketh  herfelf  cflOTs-issg*  of  tapeftry 

Cofeer0. 
Ewrf.25.29.make  the  fpoons  thereof,  and  covers 

37. 16. made  his  covers  to  cover  withall 
2v#«z.4.7.put  thereon  the  covers  to  cover  withall 
Cofcert. 

1  5jw.25.20.fl1e  came  down  by  thecov.of  the  hill 

2  Kin.  16.20.&  the  covert  for  the  fab.that  they  had 

Job  }S.40.abide 


GOV       COU 


C  O  U       COU 


COU       COU 


Job  g8.40.abidein  the  covert,  to  lyein  wait 
40. 2 1  .in  the  covert  of  the  reeds  and  fens 
Pfal.6i./{.\\e.  ttuil  in  tht  covert  of  thy  wings 
lfa./\..6.iot  a  covert  from  ftorme  and  raine 
itf.4.bethou  a  covert  to  them  from  the  face 
3  2.2.and  a  covert  from  the  tempeft 
Jer.t^.i  8.  he  hath  forfaken  hiscoiwr,as  the  Lion 

Cotoet. 
EW.20.17.thou  (halt  not  C0X>c£  thy  neighb.houfe 

De«f.j.2i. 

(halt  not  covet  thy  neighbours  wife 

A&V.2.2.&  they  covet  fields,  &  take  them  by  viol. 

Ro»z.7.7.exc.thelaw  had  faid,Thou  (halt  not  cov. 

1 3 .9. thou  (halt  not  cowhand  if  there 
1  Cor.  1 2. 3  i-but  ew*  earneftly  the  beft  gifts 
I4.39.wherefore,brethren,cowr  to  prophefie 

Coteteti, 

/«rfe.7. 2 1  .then  I  cowcttrf  them,and"took  them 
Atf.ro. 3  3 .1  have  rowfed  no  mans  filver  or  gold 
1  Tim.6. i o.which  while  fome  c«v.after,they  have 
CoDeretl). 

P>'fl.2  i.26.he  covetctb  greedily  all  the  day  long 
Hab.z.g.  wo  to  him  thai  cow.an  evill  covetoufnes 

Cofcetonsf. 
Pfal.  10.3  .and  the  wicked  blefleth  the  covetous 
Lu\  1 6.  i4.the  Pharifees  alfo  who  were  covetous 

1  C0Af.io.or  with  the  covetous,or  extortioners,or 

1 1. called  a  broth  be  zcovctous,ox  an  idolater 
6.10. nor  theeves,  nor  covetous  (hall  inherit 
Ephcf.^^. not  covetous  man^who  is  an  idolater 
t  Tim.  3 . 3  .but  patient 5not  a  brauler,  not  covetous 

2  Tim  3.2. loversof  their  own  felves,  ttweboafters 
2  Pci.2. 14.  cxercifed  with  covetous  practices 

Ccftetoufnefle. 

Ero.  18.21  .men  of  truth,hating  covetoufneffe 
Pfal.  1 1 0.3 6.unto  thy  teftim.&  not  to  covetoufnef 
Pio.28.16.that  hateth  covet-ftizl  prolong  his  daics 
lfi.^7. 1 7.for  the  iniquity  of  his  covet.wasl  wroth 
Jer  6. 1 3  .every  one  is  given  to  covetoufaefje 
8. 10. even  unto  the  greateft  is  given  to  covetou. 
22. 1 7. heart, are  not  but  for  thy  covttoufiieffe 
5  1 . 1 3  .end  is  come,and  meafure  of  thy  covetouf. 
E^k  33.3 1. their  heart  goeth  after  their  covetoufi. 
Bab.  2.9-that  coveteth  an  evill  covetou.ro  his  houfe 
Af®.7.2  2.proceed  evill  thoughtSjthefts,«fefflfl/»w 
Lit\.  12.15  .take  heed  ,and  beware  of  covetoufnejje 
Rom.  1. 29. filled  with  all  unrighte.cowfow/Tmalice 
2  C0A9.5  .as  a  matter  of  bounty*  not  of  covetoufnefi 
Epbef.  5 . 3  .but  covctoufnes,\zt  it  not  once  be  named 
Col.  3 .  5 .and  covetoufneffe. which  is  idolatry 

1  Thef.z.i  .nor  a  clonk  ot~ covetouf. God  is  witneffc 
Heb.  1 3 .  ^.let  your  converfation  be  without  coveto. 

2  Pet. 2. 3. through  cov tf.fhal  they  make  merchan. 

Conto. 

GcK.27.i.lfaa.eyes  were  dim, fo'that  he co-not  fee 
43.7  could  we  certainly  know  thathe  would 
45. 3. his  brethren  C0«/<afnot  anfwer  him 

Exod.y  24.  ciw.not  drink  of  the  water  of  the  riv. 
8 . 1 8  .to  bring  forth  lice,but  they  could  not 

Jof.  1 5.6  3  .child.of  Jud.could  not  drive  them  out 

///c/g.  1 .19  cotf.not  drive  out  the  inhab.of  the  vallie 
2. 14.MK.not  any  longer  ftand  before  their  ene. 
^.iz.could  not  draw  the  dagger  out  of  his  belly 
6.27.that  hec0#.notdo  it  by  day, that  he  did  by 
1 2.<5.he  cotildnot  frame  to  pronounce  it  rjght 
14.14.  could  not  in  3  .daies  expound  the  riddle 

1  5^.3. 2. began  to  waxedim,thathe  cou/dnotke 
4.1 5.eyes  were  dim,that  hecow/Wnotfee 
10.21  .fought  him, he  could  not  be  found 

3  o .  10. could  not  get  over  the  brook  Befor 
2  i.fofaint,that  they  co«M  not  follow  David 

2  S#«.i.io.c07//c/notlive  aftcrthat  he  was  fallen 

3 . 1 1  .he  could  not  anfwer  Abner  a  word 
22.3  9.wounded  theny  hat  they  could  not  arife 

1  icjjz.^.j.Dav.my  fath.coK.  not  build  3n  houfe  to 

8.5.co«/rfnot  be  told  nor  numb. for  multitude 
1 1  .the  ptiefts  could  not  ftand  to  minifter 

iCbron.^.i^. 
1 3  ./{.could  not  pull  it  in  againe  to  him 
i4.4.Ahijahro«Wnotfec,forhis  eyes  werefet 

2  Kjn  3-26.unto the K.ofEdom,but they ffl«.not 
4. 40. and  they  could  not  eat  thereof 

1 6. 5. but  could not  overcome  him 
1  C/j/-.2i.3O.Dav.C0.notgobeforeitto  enquire  of 
1  Cfo-fl4.i8.weight  of thebrafle cou.notht found 
I     i3.7.tenderhearted,&««.not  withftandthem 


25.15  .could  not  deliver  thine  own  peop.out  of 
29.3  ^.could  not  flay  all  the  burnt-off.  rings 
3  o.  3 .  they  could  not  keep  it  at  that  time 
32.14.ttW.not  deliver  his  peo.outofmine  hand 
£^/'.2.59.theyoW!Wnot  fhew  their  fathers  houfe 

Ncbem.j.61. 
3.13  .could  not  difcern  the  noife  of  the  fhout  of 
5. 5.  that  they  could  not  caufe  them  to  ceafe 
Neb.  1 3. z^.could  not  fpeak  in  the  Jewes  language 
E/W>-6.i.onthat  night  couldnot  the  King  deep 

7-4.encmyco.not  countervail  the  kings  dam. 
Pfal,  3  7. 3  6. but  he  could  not  be  found 

5: 5. 12. for  then  I  could  have  born  it,neither 
I/rt.5.4  what  ttw. have  been  done  more  to  my  vine. 
Jer,  \  5 .  1  .my  mind  could  not  be  toward  this  people 
E^. 47. 5.  was  a  river,that  I  couldnot  pafle  over 

in  a  river,that  could  not  be  paffed  over 
Van.  5 ,8.but  they  couldnot  reade  the  writing 

15  couldnot  fhew  the  interpret,  of  the  thing 
Jonah  1 . 1 3 .to  bring  it  to  the  land, but  they  co.  not 
Mat.  1 7  1 6. and  they  could  not  cure  him 
i9.why  couldnot  we  caft  him  out 
z6.no, could  ye  not  watch  w  ith  me  one  houre 
Mar.  i .45  .that  Jef.  c0a.no  more  openly  enter  into 
2.4  when  they  couldnot  come  nigh  unto 
3 .  20.that  they  could  not  fo  much  as  eat  bread 
<.4.neitherC0«/c/any  man  tame  him 
6.  j.he  could  there  do  no  mightier  work 

i9>have  killed  him,but  they  could  not 
7.24.  no  man  know  it,but  he.  could  notbc  hid 
o.i8.(hould  caft  himout,nnd  they  could  not 

28  .why  could  not  we  caft  him  out 
1 4. 8. (he  hath  done  what  (Ik-  could 
Lu\.  1 . 2 2. came  out,he  couldnot  fpeak  unto  them 
5. 19. when  they  couldnot  find  by  what  way 
i.ia.could not  come  at  him  for  the  preaffe 

43.neitherC0«W  be  healed  of  any 
9. 40. to  caft  himouc,and  they  could  not 
1 3 . 1 1  .and  could  in  no  wife  life  up  her  felfe 
14.tf.coK/rf  not  anfwer  him  again  to  thefe 
19.3.10  fee  Jcfus,and  couldnot  for  the  preafle 
48.and  couldnot  find  what  they  might  do 
zo. z6.cauld  not  take  hold  of  his  words 
Job.  1 1 .3  7.c0«.not  this  man  wctl  opened  the  eyes 
1 2.3  9. could  not  bcleeve,becaufe  that  Efaias 
21.25  -could  not  contain  the  books  that  fhould 
^c?.4. 1 4. they  could  fay  nothing  againft  it 

1 3. 39-from  which  ye  ttM.not  be  juftifiedby  the 
21.34.  whenhef0«.  not  know  the  certainty  for 
2  j.7.againft  Paul,which  they  could  not  prove 
KflOT.8.3.  for  what  the  law  couldnot  do  in 
2  C0r.3.7.child.oflfr.cfl«/rfnot  ftedfaftly behold 
1  Tbef-i .  i.when  we  could  no  longer  forbeare,we 
Heb.  3 . 1 9X0  we  fee,that  they  could  not  enter  in 
iz.zo.could  not  endure  that  which  wascomm. 
CoulDeft. 
Jer.? .  f.and  done  evill  things  as  thou  couldefi 
E^.itf^S.and  yet  couldefi  not  be  fatisfied 

Coulter.  Conlrerg. 

1  Sa. 1 3. 20. to  fharpen  every  man  his  (hare  &  coul. 
2 1. they  had  a  file  for  the  coultcrs,znd 

Conned!. 

Mat.  5. 2  2.broth.Racha,(haf  be  in  danger  of  the  co. 
26.59.and  all  the  councell fought  falfe  witnefle 
Mark?  14-?  J- 
Mar.  1 5 . 1  .and  the  whole coimceU,&  bound  Jefus 
Z.«J(\2  2.66.and  led  him  into  their  coimcell,(zyin^ 
Job.i  1.47.  then  gath.the chief  Pri.&  Phar.a conn. 
Att.q- 1 5.comand.them  to  go  afide  out  of  the  C0«. 
5.2  i.and called  the coimcell  together 
27.fetthem  before  the  touncell 
34.then  ftood  there  up  one  in  the  councell 
4 1  .departed  from  the  prefence  of  the  councell 
6.1 2. and  broughthim  to  the  coimccU 

1 5  .all  that  fate  in  the  councell  looked  on  him 
2  2. 30. commanded  all  their  councell  toappeare 
23.  I.Paul  earneftly  beholding  the  councel!,Ciid 
6.he  cried  out  in  the  councell,Mtn  and  breth. 
1 5.now  therefore  ye  with  the  co/tf/cew'fignifie 
20.  bringdown  Paul  tomorrow  into  the  co. 
28.I  brought  him  forth  into  their  councell 
24.20.whik  I  ftood  before  the  councell 
25.1 2.¥eft.when  he  had  conferred  with  the  co. 
Cotj«ceH0. 

Afctt.10.17.for  they  will  deliver  you  up  to  the  cou. 
Mar.  1 3  .^.they  fhall  deliver  you  up  to  councells 


Counfell. 

&W.i8.i9.untomy  voice,I  will  give  thee  counfell 
Num.  27.2 1.  who  fhall  aske  counfell  for  hirh 

3i.i6.throughthec0««/c#ofBaal.tocommit 
Pe«f-3  2.2  8.for  they  ate  a  nation  void  of  counfell 
Jof.9-  i4.asked  not  counfell  at  the  mouth  of  the  L 
Judg. 28 .7 .give  here  your  advice  and  counfell 
2S5.15.3  l.turn  the  co«».of  Ahitopkl  into  fool, 
34-for  me  defeat  the  counfelloi  Ahitophel 
16.20.give  counf.zmona  you  what  we  fhall  do 
23.  counfell  of  Ahito.  which  he  counfelled  in 
fo  was  all  the  counfoi  Ahito. with  David 
17 >7 -counfell  that  Ahito.hath  given  is  not  good 
1 4.the  counfel of  Hufliai  the  Archite  is  better 
then  the  counfell  of  Ahitophel 
to  defeat  the  good  counfell  of  Ahitop. 
23.  Ahit.faw  that  his  counfell  was  notfollo. 
20.18.they  fhall  furely  aske  counfellzt  Abel 

1  Kin- 1 . 1 2  let  me,  I  pray  thee,  give  thee  counfell 

1 2.8.he  forfook  the  counfell  of  the  old  men 
9-faid  unto  them,What  counfell  give  ye  me 
1 3. forfook  the  old  mens  counfell,  that  they 
14.fp.1fee  to  them  after  theco«.of  the  yo.men 
28  .whereupon  the  King  took  counfell,  and 

2  K?«.6.8.and  took  counfell  with  his  fervants 

1 8.20.I  haye  counfell  and  ftrength  for  war 

1  Cfcz-0.1o.13.and  alfo  for  asking  counfell  of  one 

2  Chro.  1  o.6.Rehob.took  counfell  with  the  old  men 

what  counfell  give  ye  me 
8.forfook  the  counf. which  the  old  men  gave 
and  took  counfell  with  the  young  men 
1 3-Rehob.forfook  the  counfoi  the  old  men 
22. 5. he  walked  alfo  after  their  counfell 
25.1 6.art  thou  made  of  the  Kings  counfell 
30. 2.for  the  King  had  taken  counfell 

23  .the  whole  affembly  took  counfell 
3  2- 3. he  took  counfell  with  his  princes 
E^r.  10.3  .according  to  the  counfell  of  my  lord 

1  o.according  to  the  counfell  of  the  princes 
Neh.4. 1 5.  God  had  brought  their  counf  to  nought 
Job  5. 1 3.  the  counfell  of  the  froward  is  carried 
io.3.and  (nine  upon  the  counfell  of the  wicked 
12.13.heha.r1  counfell  and  understanding 

2  i.i6.the  counfell  of  the  wicked  is  far  from  me 

Chapt.22.18. 
38.2.that  darkeneth  co.by  words  without  kno. 
42. 3. who  is  he  that  hides  coun  without  knowl. 

P/a/.i.i.walkcthnotin  the  counf. of  the  ungodly 
14.6.  you  have  (named  the  counfell  of  the  poore 
i6.7.blcfle  the  Lord,whohath  given  mtcounfel 
20.4.and  fulfill  all  thy  counfell 
3 1.1 3. while  they  tooknw.together  againft  me 
33.1  o.the  counfell  of  the  heathen  to  nought 
5  5.  i4.who  took  fweet  counfell  together 
64.2.hide  me  from  the  fecret  coun.of  the  wicked 
6 8. 27  .and  their  counfell  the  princes  of  Zibulun 
73.24.thou  (halt  guide  me  with  thy  counfell 
83.3  .taken  crafty  counfell  againft  thy  people 
106.13  -they  waited  not  for  his  counfell 

4  3 -but  they  provoked  him  with  their  counfell 
107. 1 1. contemned  the  counf  'of ^the  moftHigh 

Pro.S.t ^.counfell  is  mine,and  found  wifuome 
1 1 . 1 4-where  no  counfell  is,the  people  fall 
1 2. 1 5  .that  hearkeneth  unto counfell,is  wife 
15.2 2. without  coz^purpofes  are  difappointed 
19. 20. hear  counfell}and  receive  inftruction 
20  5. counfell  in  the  heart  of  man  is  like  deep 
1 8.every  purpofe  is  eftabliihed  by  counfell 
21.3  o.nor  counf  II  againft  the  Lord 
24.6. by  wife  counfell  thou  (halt  make  thy  war 
27.9-fweetnefs  of  a  mans  friend  by  hearty  coun. 

Ifa.  5.  i9.1et  the  co.of  the  holy  One  of  If.draw  ni. 
7. 5. have  taken  evill  co/^againft  thee,faying 
1 1 . 2.the  fpirit  of  counfell  and  might,the  fpirit 
i9-3.andl  willdeftroy  the  counf  11  thereof 

1  i.cou.of  the  wife  counfellers  of  Phar.is  br. 
23.8.WI10  hath  taken  this  counfell  againft  Tire 
28.29.which  is  wonderfull  in  counfell 

z9.1i  .that  feek  deep  to  hide  their  counfell  from 

3  6. 5 .1  have  counfell  and  ftrength  for  war 
40.i4.with  whom  took  he  counfell,znd  who 
44.  z6.  &  performeththec0/tfz/!ofhi's  meffeng. 

Jer.  1 8.  i8.nor  counffrom  the  wife,nor  word  from 

2  3  .thou  knoweft  all  their  counfell  againft  me 
1 9.7. He  make  void  the  counfell  of  Judah 

3  2. 19-great  in  eounfell,  and  mighty  in  work 
jS-is-ifj 


cou    cou 


COLl      COU 


38.15.if  I  give  thee comfell,  wilt  thou  not  hca. 

497.1s  counfell  periled  from  thcprudent 
jo.K.of  Babyl.hath  taken  counf.azpunSi  you 
£^.7.26.and  coimfell  from  the  Ancients 

1  i.z.and  give  wicked  coimfell  in  this  city 
Dan.  2.  i4,then  Daniel  anfwered  with  coimfell  and 
Hof.4.1  i.my  people  aske  coimfell  it  their  ftockes 
Mic.4.1  i.neither  underftand  they  his  counfell 
Zech.6.1 3  .the  coimfell  of  peace  fhalbe  between 
Maf.11.i4.and  held  a  coimfell  againft  him,how 

i'i.  1  f -took  «>«»/?#  how  they  might  intangle 

27.i.Eld.of  the  people  took  flMtfz.againft  Jefus 
7. they  tookcounfcll,8i  boughc  with  them  the 

a8.ii.and  had  taken  tomfeU,ths.y  gave  large 
M<?/'.?.6.ftraightway  took  coimfell  with  the  Hero. 
£«£.*  j-5 1. the  fame  had  not  confented  to  the  cou. 
fob.  1 1 . 5?  •  took  c  ounf.togeth.to  put  h  im  to  death 

i8.i4-Caiaphas  was  he  which  gave  counfell  to 
Ail.  1.23.  being  delivered  by  the  demm.counfell 

/L.ift. thy  comfell  determined  before  to  be  done 

5.33  .and  took  counfell  to  flay  them 

38.  if  thisflW-be  of  memit  will  come  to  na. 

9.i3.thejewes  took  coimfell  to  kill  him 

27. 42. the  fouldiers  counf.vns  to  kill  the  prifo.* 
Epbef.1.1  1  .after  the  coimfell  of  his  owne  will 
Heb.6. 1 7  .the  immutability  of  his  conn,  confirmed 

GOtttlttllofGod,o\:  Lord, 
fudg.  i8.?.aske  counfell,we  pray  thee,of  God 

20.1 8.and  asked  coimfell  of  God,&  faid,Which 
23. asked  comf.of the  Lord,faying,Shal  I  go 
1  Sd.14.37.Saul  askei  counfell  of  God,ShallI  go 
Pfal.  33.11  -the  coimfell  of  the  L.ftandeth  for  ever 
Pw.19.2r  .the  counfell  of  the  Lord,that  fhall  ftand 
lfa.19.17  .becaufe  of  the  counfoi  the  Lo.of  hofts  - 
fer.  2  3 . 1 8  .hath  flood  in  the  coimfell  of  the  Lord 

49. 20.  therefore  hear  the  counfell  of  the  Lord 

5  0.4$. therefore  hear  ye  thecounfell  of  the  Lord 
LHit7.30.and  Lawyers  reje&ed  the  counfoi  God 
Act.zo. 27 .declare  xrnto  you  all  the  counfelof  God 

My  Connfell, 

a  Chro.  2  5 . 1 6  .haft  not  hearkened  to  my  counfell 
Job'z9.z  1  .and  kept  filencc  at  my  counfell 
Pro.  1.2  5. ye  have  fetatnought  all  my  coimfell 

3  o.they  would  none  of  my  coimfell 

jyd.46.10.my  w«»/e//fhallftand,andl  will  do 

1 1  .the  man  that  executcth  my  coimf.  from  a 

fer.  z  3 . 2  2.but  if  they  had  flood  in  my  counfell 

Dan.4.  27.O  King,let  my  counfell  be  acceptable 

Owne  CounfeH., 
I  Job  1 8.7.his  own  counfell  fhall  caft  him  downe 
Hof.io.6.1fraelihalbe  afhamed  of  his  own  comfel 

Tal{e  Counfell. 
Ncb.6.7.and  let  us  take  coimfell  together 
jy<z/.2.2.rulers  take  altogether  againft  the  Lord 
1 3  .i.how  long  fhall  I  take  tounfell  in  my  foule 
71.1  o.for  my  foule  they  take  counfell  together 
ifa.S.  to.take  counfell  together,  and  it  {lull  come 
16.3. take  counfell, execute  judgement 
jo.l.that  take  cotmfell^nt  not  of  me 
4j.21.let them  take  co«»/;together>who  hath 

Counfell- 

2  Sam.17.1  i.I  counfell  that  all  Ifrael  be  gathered 
1 5. thus  &  thus  did  Ahitophel cowz.  Abfalom 
Ecclef.S.z.  1  counfeHthee  to  keep  the  kings  comm. 
Rev.  3 . 1 8 .1  counfell  thee  to  buy  of  me  gold  tried 

CounfeUeD. 
2  Sa.  16. 2 3. which  htcotmfelled in  thofe daies,  was 
17.15 .thus  and  thus  have  I  counfclled 

2 1.  thus  hath  Ahitophel  coimfelled  aga-you 
Job  26.3. how  haft  thou counfc //.him  that  hath  no 

Counfeliet. 
z  Sa.  1 5 . 1 2.Abfalom  fent  for  khit.T>3s  .counfeller 

1  Chro.z6.i4.for  Zechariah  his  fon,a  wife  counfel. 
27.3  2.Jonadab  Davids  uncle  was  a  counfeller 

3  3. and  Ahitophel  was  the  Kings  counfeller 

2  Cbr.zz.  3  .his  moth.was  his  coun.to  do  wickedly 
Ifa.  3. 3. and  the  counfeller, and  cunning  artificer 

9.6.his  name  fhalbe  called  Wonderfull,Co»»/f. 

40. 1 3  .being  his  counfeller  hath  taught  him 

4 1. 2 8. and  there  was  no  counfeller 
Mk.^.y.is  thy  counfeller  perifhed 
Nab.i.j  i.againft  the  Lord,a  wicked  counfeller 
Mar.i  5.43.  Jofeph  an  honour.co«?z/!  which  waited 
tu^.zi  .5  o.named  Jof.a  cou.8c  he  was  a  good  man 
Rom.  1 1 .3  4<or  who  hath  been  his  counfeller 


CounfeUer0, 

2  Cbr.  2  2. 4. they  were  his  counfe Hers  after  the  death 
£^/yz  4. 5  and  hired  counfellcrs  againft  them 
7. 14-fent  of  the  King,&  of  his  7. counfellcrs  to 
1 5  .his  counfellcrs  have  freely  offered  unto  the 
28.mercy  on  me  before  the  K.&  hiscounfcll. 
8.25.  which  the  King  &  his  counfel.hzd  offered 
fob  3.14/withkingsand  counfellcrs  of  the  earth 

1 2.1 7. he  leadeth  counfillers  away  fpoilcd 
Pfal.  1 1 9. 24-thy  teftimonies  are  my  counfeller  s 
Pro.  1 1.14. in  the  multitude  of  court,  there  is  fafety 
Chapt.24.6. 
.  1 2.20.but  the  counfellcrs  of  peace  is  joy 
1  5. 22. in  the  multitude  of  counf.thty  are  eftabl. 
Z/«.i.26.reftore  thy  counfe  llers,as  at  the  beginning 
1 9. 1 1. of  the  wife  counf.of  Phar.is  become  bru. 
Dan. 2  .z.fent  togather  the  treafurers,the  counfillers 
3. then  the  treafurers  &  counf.v/ere  gathered 
24-faid  unto  his  counfe UersfD  id  not  we  caft 
27-the  Kings  counf. being  gath.together  faw 
4.36.and  my  counfeller 's  fought  unto  me 
6-7.aH  the  counfellcrs  &  captains  have  confulted 
Conntelff. 

fob  37.1 2.  turned  round  about  byhiscounfels 
Pfal. 5. 10. let  them  fall  by  their  owne  counfels 

81.12  .they  walked  in  their  owne  counfels 
Pro.  1 . 5  .man  of  underft.fhall  attain  unto  wife  con. 

1 2. 5. the  counfels  of  the  wicked  are  deceit 
a 2.20.have  I  not  written  in  connfels,8c  knowl. 
Ifa.  2  5. 1. thy  counfels  of  old  are  faithfulncffe  and 

47. 1 3  .wearied  in  the  multitude  of  thy  counfels 
yeA7.24.but  walked  in  thtcomfels,  and  in  the 
Hof.  1 1 .6"  .becaufe  of  their  owne  counfels 
Mic6.i6and  ye  walk  in  their  counfels 

1  tV^.j.will  make  manifeft  the  cou.of  the  heart 

Count. 

£#0rf.i2.4.fhall  make  your:  count  for  the  lamb 

Count. 

Levit.ig.zi.countthe  fruit  thereof  as  uncircumcif 
z  3 . 1 5  .ye  fhall  Mu.unto  you  from  the  mor.after 
25.27 .let  him  count  the  yeares  of  the  fale 
52.then  he  fhz\\  count  with  him,&  according 
Num.  z  3 . 1  o.w  ho  can  count  the  duft  of  Jacob 
r  Sam.i.i6.  cou.not  thy  handmaid  for  a  daugh.of 
fob  1 5. 1  J.and  my  maids  count  me  for  a  ftranger 

3  i.4.doth  not  he  count  all  my  fteps 
P/a/.87.6.the  L.fhall  cou.  when  he  writeth  up  the 
1 3  9. 1 8 .if  1  fhould  count  them,they  are  mo 
22.I  count  them  mine  enemies 
Mic.6. 1 1 .  fhall  I  count  them  pure  with  the  wicked 
^4(S.20.24.neither  cou.l  my  life  dear  unto  my  felf 
Phil.  3. 8. &  I  count  all  things  but  loffe  for  theexce. 
.count  them  but  dung,that  I  may  win  Chrift 
1 3 .1  count  not  my  felf  to  have  apprehended 

2  the f.  1.1 1. out  God  would  »/«#  you  worthy  of 

3.15 .yet  count  him  not  as  an  enemy 

1  Tim.6.1. count  their  mafters  worthy  of  all  honour 
Philem.17.if  thou  count  me  a  partner,  receive  him 
J am.  1.2. count  it  all  joy,  when  ye  fall  into  divers 

5.1  i.we  count  them  happy  which  eadure 

2  Pet.  2. 1 3  .as  they  that  count  it  pleafure  to  riot  in 

3-9.as  fome  men<MZ£flackneffe,but  is 
Rev.i  3.1 8.  that  hath  under.co.the  num. of  the  bea. 

CotmteD. 
Gen.  1 5.6.  he  counted  it  to  him  for  righteoufneffe 

3  0.3  3. that  fhalbe  counted  ftollen  with  me 

3 1 . 1 5  .are  we  not  counted  of  him  ftrangers 
Exod.38.z1.  it  was  ce«. accord. to  the  com.of  Mof. 
l.evit.  25.3  1. fhalbe  count. as  the  fields  of  the  count. 
N«»z.  18.30.then  it  fhalbe  counted  unto  the  Levits 
J^  13-3  .which  is  counted  to  the  Canaanite  five 
1  !</«.  3 . 8. that  cannot  be  numbred,nor  counted 
1  Cfc)'0.2i.6.Levi  &  JSm.coun. he  not  among  them 

23.24.as  they  were  counted  by  numb.of  names 
Neb.  1 3 . 1 3. for  they  were  counted  faithfull 
fob  18.3  .wherefore  are  we  counted  as  beafts 

4 1 .  29.darts  are  counted  as  ftubble 
Pfal.44.zz.Yie  are  counted  as  fheep  for  (laughter 

88.4.I  am  counted  with  them  that  go  downe 

106.3  1  .that  was  count.to  him  for  righteoufnefs 
Pj0.17.28.whenheholdethhispeaceisfWz.wife 

27. 14.it  fhalbe  counted  a  curfe  to  him 
lfa.% . 28-horfes  hoofes  fhalbe  countedMVe  flint 

32.15  .fruitfull  field  be  counted  for  a  forreft 

40.1 5.are  countedas  the  fmall  duft  of  the  earth 
1 7. counted  to  him  leffe  then  nothingjand 


COU     cou 

Hof.8. 1 2. they  were  counted  as  a  ftrarige  thing 
Mat.  1 4. 5. becaufe  they  counted  him  as  a  Prophet 
Mar.  1 1.3  2. all  men  counted  John  that  he  was  a 
Lu\.  21.3  6. may  be  counted  worthy  to  efcape  thefe 
/4#.5.4i.rejoycing,that  they  were  co«.worthy  to 

1 9. 1 9.and  they  counted  the  price  of  them ,  and 
R«z.2.26.fhal  nothis  uncircum.be  coim-fot  circu. 

4  3  .it  was  comtcdunto  him  for  righteoufneffe 
5. his  faith  is  counted  for  righteoufneffe 

9.8.childr.of  thepromifearewzw.for  the  feed 
P/«/-3 .7.thofe  I  counted  loffe  for  Chrift 
2  Tlxf.i.j.  that  ye  may  be  <ro«.worthy  of  the  King 
1  Tim.  1 . 1 2.for  that  he  counted  cue  faithfull 

5-i7.be  counted  worthy  of  double  honour 
Hc6.3.3.this  man  wasw«.worthy  of  more  glory 

7.6. he  whofe  defcent  is  not  counted i Vom  them 

1 0.29.  and  had  counted  the  bloud  of  the  coven. 
See  3kcounteO, 
Counted. 

fob  19.11  .countetb  me  unto  him  as  one  of  his  ene. 

3  3 .  io.he  countetb  me  for  his  enemy 
Ifa.  3  3 . 1 8  .where  is  he  that  countetb  the  towres 
Lul(.  14.28 .and  countetb  the  coft,  whether  he 

Counting. 
Ecclef. 7. 2 7. counting  one  by  one  to  find  out  the  ace. 

Countenance. 
Gen. 4.5.  Cain  was  very  wroth,&  his  countenan.fdl 
6. why  is  thy  countenance  fallen 
3  i.2.Jacob  beheld  the  countenance  of  Laban 
5 .1  fee  your  fathers  coimlcnan.  is  not  towards 
Num.6. 26.Lord  lift  up  his  countenance  upon  thee 
Dent.  2  8 . 5  o  .a  nat  ion  of  fierce  countenance 
fudg.  1 3 .6. a  man  of  G.came  unto  me,&  his  count. 
was  like  the  counten.  of  an  angel  of  God 

1  Sam.  1  •  1 8  and  her  countenance  was  no  more  fad 

1 6. 6. look  not  on  his  countenance 

1 2.and  withall,of  a  beauti full  countenance 
17. 42. and  ruddy,and  of  a  faire  countenance 
25.3  .was  a  woman  of  a  beautifull  countenance 
z  Saw.  14.27.fhe  was  a  woman  of  a  faire  countena. 

2  Kin-  8 . 1 1 .  he  fettled  his  countenance  ftedf  aftly 
Neh.z.z.why  is  thy  countenance  fad 

3  .why  fhould  not  my  countenance  be  fad 
fob  14.20.thou  changed  his  counten.  and  fendeft 

29.24. the  light  of  my  counten. they  caft  downe 
Pfal. 4.6. lift  thou  up  the  light  of  thy  countenance 

1 0.4.  wicked  through  the  pride  of  his  coun.viiW 

1  r  .7  .his  countenance  doth  behold  the  upright 

2 1. 6. made  him  exceeding  glad  with  thy  count. 

42.5>praife  him  for  the  help  of  his  countenance 
1 1  .who  is  the  health  of  my  countenance,  and 
Chapt.43.5. 

44.3.8c  thine  arme,&  the  light  of  thy  countena. 

80.  i6.they  perifh  at  the  rebuke  of  thy  counten. 

89. 1 5.walk,0  Lord,in  the  light  of  thy  counte. 

90.8  .our  fecret  fins  in  the  light  of  thy  countena. 
Pro.  1 5. 1 3  .a  merry  heart  maketh  a  chearfull  count. 

1 6. 1 5. in  the  light  of  the  Kings  counten.is  life 

25.23.  fo  doth  the  angry  cou.a  backbiting  ton. 

27.1 7X0  a  man  fharp.the  countena.of  his  friend 
Eccl.7.2,  .by  the  fadnefs  of  the  cou.the.  heart  is  made 
to£.2.i4.1etme  fee  thy  countenance 

and  thy  countenance  is  comely 

5.15  .his  countenance  is  as  Lebanon 
lfa.7.^.mtfj  of  their  cou.do  witneffe  againft  them 
£^.27.3  5-they  fhalbe  troubled  at  their  countena. 
Dan.  1. 1 3  .and  the  coimt.oi  the  child. that  eat  of  the 

5.6\then  the  Kings  countenance  was  changed 

8.23.3  King  of  fierce  counte  .and  underftanding 
Mat. 6. 1 6.  be  not  as  the  hypocrites  of  a  fad  counte. 

28. 5  .his  countenance  was  like  lightning 
I.uk. 9.29. the  fafliion  of  his  countcnan.was  altered 
Acl.  2. 2  8  .make  me  fu  11  of  joy  w  ith  thy  countenance 
2  Cor.  3 .7  .for  the  glory  of  his  countenance, .which 
Rev.  1 . 1 6. his  countenance  was  as  the  Sun,(hining 

Countenance. 
Exod. 23.3  .neither  malt  thou  count. z  poore  man  in 

Countenances, 
Dan.  1.13  .let  our  countenances  be  looked  upon  bef. 
1 5. their  countenances  appeared  fairer 

Countertaile. 

Eft. 7. 4.  enemy  could  not  counten '.the  kings  dam. 

Country. 
Gw.14-7.and  fmote  all  the  country  of  the  Amalek. 
19. 28. the  fmoakofthe  country  went  up 
20.1.  Abraham  journeyed  toward  the  South  co. 
'  24.6"2.Ifaac 


c  o  u     c  o  u 


c  o  u     c  o  u 


c  o  u     cou 


14.62.Kaac  dwelt  in  the  South  country 

2  5.6.from  If.iac  Eaftvvard  unto  the  Eaft country 
29.26.it  muft  not  be  lb  done  in  our  country 

3  2.3  .unto  the  land  of  Seir  the  country  of  Edom 
34.2.prince  of  the  tomtfyivN  her,he  took  her 

3  6.6.Efau  went  into  the  country  from  the  face 
42. 3  o. took  us  for  fpies  of  the  country 

3  3  .man,the  lord  of  the  country 
47 .  27  .Ifrael  dwelt  in  the  country  of  Gofhen 

Levit .  25.31.  fhalbe  counted  as  the  fields  of  the  c 0. 

Num.  1 5 .1 3 .  all  that  are  born  of  the  c0w2t.fh.all  do 

2  i.20that  is  in  the  country  of  Moab 

3  2. 4. even  the  country  which  the  Lord  fmote 

3  3  .even  the  cities  of  the  country  round  about 
Veut.  3 . 1 4-Jair  took  all  the  count iy  of  Argob 

4  4 3. in  the  plain  country  of  iheReubenites 
26.3 .  that  I  am  come  into  the  coun.v/ch  the  L. 

Jofh.i.z.to  fearch  out  the  country 

3 .1  hey  be  come  to  fearch  out  all  the  country 

24  even  all  the  inhab.of  the  country  do  faint 
6. 22. unto  the  2. men  that  had  fpied  out  the  co. 

27. his  fame  was  no  fed  througho.all  the  cou. 
7. 2. Dying. Go  up,  and  view  the  country 
9.n.andall  the  inbabiran.of  our  country  fpake 
10.40.  Jofhua  fmote  all  the  country  of  the  hills 

4 1. and  fmote  all  the  country  of  Gofhen 
1 1 . 1 6.Jofhua  took  all  the  South  country 
I2.7.thefe  are  the  Kings  of  the  C0«.whichjofh. 

1 2.gave  accord,  to  their  divif.in  the  Sou.cow. 

1  3. 21. Dukes  of  Sihon  dwelling  in  the  country 
17. 1  j. then  get  thee  up  to  the  wood  country 
19.5  1.  made  an  end  of  dividing  the  country 
22.9.10  go  unto  the  country  of  Gilead 

Judg.S.zS.the  county  was  inquietnefle  40.yeares 
1 1 . 2 1  .the  inhabitants  of  that  country 
1 2. 1 2.  was  buried  in  the  country  ot  Zebulun 
16.24. and  the deftroyer of  ourcountry,  which 
18. 1 4. that  went  to  Ipie  out  theco#».of  Lailh 
2o.6.fent  herthorowout  all  the  country  of 
Ruth  1 . 1  .went  to  fojourn  in  thi.  country  of  Moab 
2  .they  came  into  the  country  ot  Moab 
6.that  (he  might  return  from  the  country  of 

fhe  heard  in  the  country  of  Moab  how 
12.  which  returned  out  of  the  coun  of  Moab 
2.6,came  back  with  Naomi  out  of  the  country 
4.3.come  again  out  of  the  country  of  Moab 
i&wz.6-i.Arkofthe  L.wasin  the ceu.oi the  Phi. 
14.2 1. into  the  camp,from  the  cfto.round  about 
27.  5. give  me  a  place  in  fome  town  of  the  coun. 
7. time  that  Dav. dwelt  in  the  cou.oi  the  Phi. 
1 1. while  he  dwelleth  in  thec0«.of  the  Phil. 
2S£.i  5.23.31!  the  country  wept  with  ^1  loud  voice 
21.14.bonesofSa.8c  Jon.buriedthey  inthecc. 

1  K1n-4.19.Ge.be1:  was  in  the  country  of  Gilead 

in  the  countiy  of  Sihon  K.of  the  Amorites 
30.excel.the  wif.of  all  the  chil.of  the  Eaftco. 

10. 1  5  .and  of  the  governours  of  the  country 
20.27.but  the  Syrians  filled  the  country 

2  K}n.  3. 20. and  the  country  was  filled  with  water 

24-fmiting  theMoabitesevenin  their  count. 

18.3  5  .that  have  deliv.their  country  out  of  mine 

1  CW.8.8.Shahar.begatchil.in  thec0«».of  Moab 

20. 1. and  wafted  thec0/«2.of  the  chil  of  Ammo 

2  Cbro.a.  i4.and  govern.of  the  C0«#.brought  gold 

z6.  io.much  cattell  in  the  low  country,and  in 

3010.  thorow  the  coun.ot Ephraim  &  Manaff. 
Neb.  1  2. 18. both  out  of  the  plain  c««.round  about 
Jfa.  1.7 -your countiy  isdefolate 

22.18  ,tr»ffe  thee  like  a  ball  into  a  large  country 
Jer.2.7.1  broughryou  into  a  pkntifullcoftsr^ 

6  22.3  people  cometh  from  the  North  country 

10.2  2.a  great  commo.out  of  the  North  country 
22. 10. nor  fee  his  native  country 

26.thym01h.tha1.  bare  thee  into  anoth,c0««. 
13. 8.houfe  of  Ifrael  out  of  the  North  countiy 
3  i.8.Tle  bring  them  from  the  North  country 
31.8.  which  is  in  the  country  of  Benjam.for  the 
44.1. and  in  the  country  of  Pathros 
46. 10.1-nth  3  facrifice  in  the  North  country 

47.4  the  remnant  of  the  country  of  Caphtor 
48. 21  .judgement  is  come  upon  the  plain  coun. 
50>9.an  aflembof  great  na.fr5  the  North  coun. 

£^.20. 3  8. them  forth  out  of  the  cou.  where  they 
42.you  into  the  land  of  Ifrael  into  the  coun. 

2  ?.9.the  glory  of  the  country  Beth-  jeftii-moth 
I     3  2 . 1 5  .an  J  the  country  (halbe  deftitute 


34.13  .in  all  the  inhabited  places  of  the  country 
47.8.thefe  waters  ifl'ue  out  toward  the  Eaft  co. 

2  2. they  fhalbe  unto  you  as  born  in  the  count. 
Hof.  1 2. 1 2.  Jacob  fled  into  the  country  of  Syria 
Zech.6.6.  black  horfesgo  forth  into  the  North  co. 

grizled  go  forth  toward  the  South  cou. 
8.thefe  that  go  toward  the  North  countiy 
having  quieted  my  fpiritin  the  North  cou. 
8-7.  fave  my  people  from  the  Eaft  cou. and  Weft 
Mat;S. iS.mw  the  country  of  the  Gergefens 
9.3  i.fpread  abroad  his  fame  in  all  that  country 
I4-3  5  they  fentout  into  all  that  coa.rou.about 
Ato.  5.1. came  into  the  country  of  the  Gadarens 
10.  not  fend  them  away  out  of  the  country 
1 4. told  it  in  the  city,and  in  the  country 
6-36.that  they  may  go  into  the  coa.round  about 

j6.or  cities,or  country^hey  laid  the  ficke 
1  J.  21. who  paffed  by  coming  out  of  the  country 
16  1 2. as  they  walked,and  went  into  the  count . 
L«/j.2.8.there  were  in  the  fame  country  fhepherds 
3 . 3  .he  came  into  all  the  country  about  Jordan 
4. 3  7  into  every  place  of  the  C0«».round  about 
8.26.they  arrived  at  the  count,  of  the  Gadarens 
34.told  it  in  the  city,and  in  the  country 

3  7.  whole  multitude  of  the  cou  befought  him 
9. 1 2. go  into  thetownesand  coun.round  about 

1  ?-i  5 .joyned  himfelf  to  a  citizen  of  that  coun. 

2  3-26.coming  out  of  the  country, -md  on  him 
John  1 1. 54. but  went  thence  toa  country  neer  to 

5  5. many  went  out  of  the  coun.uo  10  Jerufal. 
Ail.  4. 3  6. and  of  the  country  of  Cyprus 

1 2.20.becaufe  their  co.  was  nour.  by  the  Ks.co. 
1 3 .7«which  was  with  the  deputy  of  the  countiy 
18.23  .went  over  all  the  countiy  of  Galatia 
27. 27. that  they  drew  neere  to  {ome  country 
Heb.  1 1.9.  as  in  a  ftrange  co«#.dwelling  in  tabern. 
14. declare  plainly  that  they  feck  a  country 
15.  if  they  had  been  mindfull  of  that  country 
1 6. now  they  defire  a  better  country 
Country. 

1  Sam.6. iS.koth  of  fenced  cities,  &c0WJ.villages 

Farre  Country. 

J0f.9-6.v1t  be  come  from  a  farre  country 

9.from  a  very  far  c0««.thy  fervants  are  come 

1  f(?».8.4i.but  cometh  out  of  a  farre  country 

iChron.6.%1. 

2  Kjn.io. r 4.they  are  come  from  a  farre  country 
Pj0.25.25.fo  is  good  newes  from  a  far  country 
I  fa.  13.5  .they  come  from  a  farre  country 

39  3.  they  are  come  from  a  far  countryunto  me 
46. 1 1. that  executeth  my  counfel  fr6  a  far  cou. 
Jer.4.  i6.that  watchers  come  from  a  far  countiy 
6. 20. and  the  fweet  cane  from  a  far  country 
8.  i9.bccaufe  of  them  that  dwell  in  a  far  country 
Mat.  2 1 . 3  3  .and  went  into  a  farre  country   ■ 

Mark?  1 2. 1. 
*  5. 14. as  a,  man  travelling  into  a  it  country 
Lu\.  15.13 .took  his  journey  into  a  far  country 
19.12.nobk  man  went  into  a  far  countiy  to 
20.9.  went  into  a  far  countiy  for  a  long  time 
iM  Country.  See  t^tU. 
My  Count rp. 
GeK.24-4.thou  fhalt  go  to  my  country 

30.25  fend  me  away,thatl  may  go  to  my  coun. 
Jonah  4.2.when  I  was  yet  in  my  country 

(hone  Country. 

Levit.  i6.29.whether  it  be  one  of  your  own  count. 

Chapt.17.15. 

24.22.as  for  one  of  your  ownecountry 

1  Kin.  10.13  .fhe  turned,&  went  to  her  own  count. 

1 1.21. that  I  may  go  to  mine  owne  C0#?z£7y 

2  2.thou  feekeft  to  go  to  thine  owne  country 
22.3  6.and  every  man  to  his  owne  country 
Jer.  5  i-9.go  every  one  into  his  owne  country 
Mat.z.i  2.they  departed  into  their  owne  country 
1 3 .  54. when  he  was  come  into  his  own  country 
57. fave  in  his  owne  country, and  in 

Mar,  6. 4.1.^.4. 24. 
Mar. 6. 1  .and  came  into  his  owne  country 
John  4. 44. no  honour  in  his  owne  country 

Thy  Country. 
Gcs.i2.i.gettheeout  ofthyc0/«t^y,and  from 

Aits  7.3. 

3  2.9-teturn  unto  thy  country  and  kindred 
N»««.20.i7.1etuspaffe  thorow  thy  country 
Jonah  1. 8. whence  corneft  thou  ?  what  is  thy  coun. 


1^.4.23^0  alfo  here  in  try  country 

Countr<c0. 

Gc7Z.io.20.thefons  of  Ham  in  their  countries 

26.3. to  thy  lord  will  I  give  all  thefe  countries 

Verfe  4. 

41 .57.aU  countries  came  into  Egypt  to  buy  corn 
J0J.1  3.3  i.thefe  are  the  cou.wcb  Mof.did  diftnbute 

14. 1. thefe  arethecowzfr'.whichthe  chil.of  Ifra. 

17. 1  i.and  hertownes,even  three  countries 
2  KMZ.18.3  5  are  they  arno.all  the  gods  of  the  cou. 

1  Chro.  22.5  .and  of  glory,  throughout  all  countries 

29.30.  &  over  all  the  kingdomes  of  the  countr. 

2  Chro.  11.23  .of  all  his  chil.thorowout  all  the  cou. 

i2.8.and  ferviceof  the  kingdoms  of  the  countr. 
i5.j.vexat.were  upon  all  the  inhab.of  the  cou. 
20.29.fear  of  G.  was  on  all  the  king.of  tbofe  c. 
28. 1 8. invaded  the  cities  of  the  low  countries 
34.3  3-out  of  all  the  co«.that  perta.to  the  child. 
£^.3.3.becaufeofthe  people  ot  thote  countries 

4.20.  which  have  ruled  over  all  countr.heyond 
Pfal.  1 10. 6. wound  the  heads  over  many  countries 
lfa.S.y.and  give  eare  all  ye  of  far  countries 

37.1  8.1aid  wafte  all  the  nat.&  their  countries 
*Je  r.z  3 .3-remnant  of  my  flock  out  of  all  countries 
8.&  from  all  C0»»f««,whitherl  had  driven 
28 .8.prophefied  both  againft  many  countr.and 
3  2 . 3  7  .Ik-  gather  them  out  of  all  countries 
4°.  1 1  .and  that  were  in  all  the  cowz.heard  that 
E^k'  ?•  5  •  and  countries  that  were  round  about  her 
6.more  then  the  countries  round  about  her 
6.8. when  ye  fhalbe  fcaitered  through  the  count. 
1 1 . 1 6. although  I  have  fcat.them  amo-the  cou. 
be  to  them  as  a  little  fanftuary  in  the  coun. 
17.  and  aflemble  you  out  of  the  count-vihttz 
1 2. 1 5<and  difperfe  them  in  the  countries 
20. 2  3  .and  difperfe  them  thorow  the  countries 
3  2. as  the  families  of  the  count. to  ferve  wood 
3  4-Ile  gather  you  out  of  the  countries 
4 1.  and  gather  you  out  of  the  count. w  herein 
2  2.4-and  a  mocking  to  all  countries 
1  5  .and  difperfe  thee  in  the  countries 

2  5.7.caufe  thee  toperifh  out  of  the  countries 
29. 1 2.in  the  midft  of  the  count.thzt  are  defolate 

will  difperfe  them  through  the  countries 
Chapt.  3  0.23,26. 

3  o.7.they  fbalbe  defola.in  the  midft  of  the  cou. 
3  2.9. into  the  coas.which  thou  haft  not  known 
34. 1 3 -in  all  the  inhabited  places  of  the  countr. 
3  5. 10. and  thefe  two  countries  fhalbe  mine 
36.19. they  were  difperfed  thorow  the  countries 

24.and  gather  you  out  of  all  countries 

Dan. 9. 7. that  are  far  off  thorow  all  the  countries 

1 1. 40. and  he  fhall  enter  into  the  countries 

4 1. many  countries  fhalbe  overthrowne 

42.ftretch  forth  his  hand  alfo  upon  the  count. 

Zech.  10.9  they  fhall  remember  me  in  far  countries 

Lu\.  21.2  i.that  are  in  the  countries  enter  thereinto 

C  mxAv^-men. 
2  Cor.t  1. 26. in  perils  by  mine  own  country-men 
i  7fe/^2.i4.fuffercd  like  things  of  your  own  C0.m. 

Couple. 

Exo. 26. 6  couple  the  curtains  togeth.with  the  tach. 

9. thou  fhalt  couple  5. curtains  by  themlelves 

1 1.&  couple  the  tent  together,that  it  may  be 

36.18.  made  50.tachesof  braffe  toco#.the  tent 

39.4-fhoulder  pieces  for  it  to  couple  it  together 

Couple. 
2  Sam.  1 3 . 6  .and  make  me  a  couple  of  cakes  in  my 
i6.i.Ziba  met  him  with  a  coup.ofaffes  fadled 
Ifa.z  1. 7. he  faw  a  charet  with  a  couple  of  horfmen 
9.cometh  a  charet  of  men  with  a  couple  of 

Couplet). 

Exod. id. ^.the  5. curtains  fhalbe  coupled  together 
24.  they  fhalbe  coupled  together  beneath 

coupled  together  above  the  head 
3  6. 1  o  .he  coupled  the  5  .curtains  one  to  another 
1 3. and  coupled  the  curtains  one  to  another 
1 6.he  coupled  5 .curtains  by  themfelves 
29. and  they  were  c0«/>/i^/beneatb,and 

coupled  together  at  the  head  thereof 
3  9-4-by  the  two  edges  was  it  coupled  together 
1  P#. 3. 2. behold  your  con verht.coupled  withfeare 

Coupleth. 
Etf0i.26.1o.edge ofthecurt.w<h  co«p.the  fecond 
Chapt.  3  6. 1 7- 
-         Coupling- } 


cou    cou 


GOU      COU 


COU      C  R  A 


Coupling. 
iflrf.i6.4.from  the  felvedge  of  the  coupling,^ 
of  another  curt,  in  the  coupl.oi  the  fecond 
<  that  is  in  the  coupling  of  the  fecond 
io.that  isoutmoft  in  the  coupl.Si  fo-loops 
a8.27.overagainft  the  other  coupling  thereof 
26.1  i!edge  of  the  onecurt.fro  the  fel.of  the  CO. 
of  another  curt.in  the  coiepl.of  the  fecond 
i  j.which  was  in  the  coupling  of  the  fecond 
1 7.  upo  the  utterm.edge  of  the  curt,  in  the  co. 
59.10.over  againft  the  other  coupling  thereof 
Couplings. 

1  Cfe'fl.  34. 1 1  .to  buy  hewn  (tone  &  timb.for  coupl. 

Courage. 
fof.z.ti .remain any  more  courage  in  any  man 
1  f few.  1  r  .8 .  he  took  cou.  &  put  away  the  abomin. 
Ja/z.i  i.2f.ftirre  up  his  tw.againtl  the  K.of  the 
4^.28.1 5. he  thanked  God,  and  took  courage 

Good  Courage. 
v"aw.  15. io. and  beye  of  good  courage,8c  bring  of 
?eut.z  i.6.be  ftrong,and  of  a  good  courage 

Chapt.7.23.&>/&.i.<S,9,i8.&io.i$. 
&  1  Cfowz.  2.8 .  20. 
1  Sa.10. 1 2.be  of  good  coura.let  us  play  the  men 

1  Chro.ig.  1  j  .be  of  good  courage,kt  us  behave  our 

2  2 . 1 2  .be  ftrong,&  oi  a  good  courage,  dread  not 
I'xra  1  c4.be  of  good  fl>«/dge  ,and  do  it 
Pfal.z7.14.wait  on  the  LordJx  of  good  courage 

j  1.24.  be  of  good  coura.  &  he  (hall  ftrcngthen 
lfa.4 1 ,6.faid  unto  his  brother , Be  of  good  cowage 

Couragtous. 
fo/Ti.7.onlybethou  firong,and  very couragioiti 

22  .rf.be ye  therefore  very  couragiom  to  keep 

2  Saw.  1 3.28  .be  couragiom,  and  be  valiant 

2  Cbro.x1.7ht  ftrong,&  conragioui,be  not  afraid 
(4wai.itf.he  that  is  coara.among  the  mighty  dial 

Couragfouup. 

2  Chro.  1 9. 1 1  .deale  couragieufly,  &  the  Lord  (halbe 

Courfe. 

1  Cfo'«.27.i.chiefe  fathers  of  every  courfe,  24000. 

i.over  the  firft  courfe  for  the  firft  mon.  ja(h. 

in  his  courfe  were  24000. 

Ver^fjdtfAa,!©,!  1  ,i2,i  3,14,1*. 

4-over  the  cour.  of  the  fecond  moneth  Dodai 

of  his  courfe  was  Mikloth  alfo  ruler 

28. 1  .David  aflem.the  capt.that  miniftr.by  cou. 

2  Chro.  j  1  r  .and  did  not  then  wait  by  courfe 
E^a  3.  1  i.and  they  fung  together  by  cowfe 
PJal.il  2.  f  .all  the  foundations  are  out  of  courfe 
fer.8.6.zvery  one  turned  to  his  courfe 

23.  io.their  courfe  is  evill,  their  force  not  right 
ImS{.  1 .  <j  .Zacharias,  of  the  courfeof  Abia 
8  .executed  in  the  order  of  his  courfe 
Aft.  1  3  .2  j.and  as  John  fulfilled  his  courfe 

16.1  i.we  came  with  a  ftraight  courfe  toSamo. 
20. 24.(0  thatl  might  finifh  my  courfe 
2 1. 1.  we  came  with  a  ftraight  courfe  to  Choos 
7.wheri  we  had  finifhed  our  cou.ftom  Tyre 

1  0»'.i4.27.atmoftby  thret,and  that  by  courfe 
Epbef.  2. 2.ye  walked  stccord.to  the  co.of  the  world 

2  Tbef.i.  i.word  of  the  Lord  may  have  free  courfe 
2  Tira.4.7.1  have  finiftied  my  courfe 

Jam.  3. 6. and  fetteth  on  fire  the  courfe  of  nature 
Waterscourfe.  See  ttDater. 
Courfe©. 

fudg.^.zo.tht  Stars  in  their  courfes  fought 

1  Kin.  5 .  14-he  fent  to  Leb.  1  oooo.a  moneth  by  co. 

1  Cbro.zx  6.David  divided  the  Levits  into  couifes 

27 .  t.that  ferved  in  any  matter  of  the  courfes 
28. 1  3  .David  gave  Solo.pattern  for  the  courfes 
zi.cour.oi Piriefts  &  Levites (halbe  with  thee 

2  rty.8.i4.Solo.appointed  thecow.of  the  Prieffs 

the  porters  alfo  by  their  courfes 

2  j  .8 .  Jehoiada  difmifled  not  the  courfes 
3 1. 2.HeZi.kiah appointed  thecourfes 

1  j. to  give  to  their  brethren  by  courfes 
i6.portion  in  their  ferv.accord.to  their  cour. 
1 7.Levites  from  20.  years  old  in  their  courf. 

3  5-4-PrePare  y°ur  Selves  after  your  roar.accord. 

io.Levites  flood  in  their  cou.  accord.to  the 
E^.fr.iS.they  fet  the  Levites  in  their  courfes  for 

tt>ater=courfes«  See  ttpater. 
Court. 

Exo.  27.9.  make  the  coiat  of  the  tab.for  the  Sou.fi. 

(halbe  hangings  for  the  court  of  fine  lin. 

i2.forthe  breadth  of  the  cow.on  the  Weft  fi. 


1 3. breadth  of  the  w/j.on  theEaft  fi.fo.cub. 
1 6  .for  the  gate  of  the  court  hangi.of  20.cub. 
i7.all  the  pillars  about  the  co«.filleted  with 
18.  length  of  the  court  an  1  oo.cubits 
19.aH  the  pins  of  the  court  (halbe  ofbraffe 

3  5. 17.1b.alt  make  the  hangings  of  the  court 

the  hanging  for  the  doore  of  the  court 
1 8<the  pins  of  the  tab.&  the  pins  of  the  court 

3  8  ^.hangings  of  the  court  were  of  fine  linnen 
he  made  the  co«.on  the  South  (i.Southw. 

15.  for  the  other  lide  of  the  court  gxe  hangi. 

16.  all  the  hangings  of  the  court  were  of  fine 
17.aH  the  pillars  of  the  flw.filleted  with  (il. 
1 8. hangi. for  the  gate  of  the  co«.of  needle  w. 

anfwerable  to  the  hangings  of  the  court 

20.all  the  pins  of  the  court  were  of  brafle 

3 1. therewith  he  made  the  fockets  of  the  cou. 

the  fockets  of  the  court  gate,&  the  pins 

and  all  the  pins  of  the  court  round  about 

39.40.  brought  to  Mofes  the  hangi.of  the  court 

40.8.thou  (halt  fet  up  thecourt  round  about 

&  hang  up  the  hanging  at  the  court  gate 
3  3  .&  he  reared  up  the  cow.round  ab.the  tab. 
and  fet  up  the  hanging  of  the  Colgate 
Levit.6. 1 6  .in  the  cou.of  the  tab.they  (hall  eate  it 

Verfc  z6. 

N«?».3.26.charge  of  the  fo.of  Ger.hang.of  the  co. 

&  the  curtain  for  the  doore  of  the  court 

Chapt.4.26. 

37.under  the  charge  of  Mer.pillars  of  the  co. 

Chapt.4.32. 

zSam.17. 18.  which  hada  Well  in  his  row* 

1  l(is.6. 3  6.he  built  the  inner  court  with  3-rowes 

7. 8. his  houfe  where  he  dwelt  had  another  court 

9.and  fo  on  the  outfide  toward  the  great  court 

1 2.the  great  court  w  as  3  .rowes  of  hewed  fto. 

both  for  the  inner  tt)#.of  the  houfe  of  the 

8  d>4.did  the  K.hallow  the  middle  of  the  court 

Chapt.7.7. 

2  i$».20.4.afore  Ifaiah  was  gone  into  the  mid.eo. 
2  Cfo\4.9.he  naadetheeoK/tfofthe  Priefts,and 

the  great  court, zi\&  doofes  for  the  court 
6. 1 3  .fet  a  braf.fcafFold  in  the  midfl  of  the  court 
20.t.Jeho(haphat  flood  before  the  new  court 
24  2 1  .(toned  him  in  the  co.of  the  Lore's  houfe 
29. 1 6" .brought  out  the  unclean  into  the  court 
N#>.3.2y.Palalrepai.the  tower  over  aga.the  cou.of 
Ejih.  1 . 5 .  Ahaf.made  a  feaft  in  the  court  of  the  gar. 
2. 1  i.Mordecai  walked  every  day  before  the  co. 
4.1  i.whofo  (hall  come  into  the  cort.not  called 
5 . 1  .Efth.put  on  her  apparell,&  flood  in  the  co. 
2. when  the  K.faw  Efthir  ftand  in  the  court 
6.4.the  King  faidAVho  is  in  the  court 

now  Haman  was  come  into  the  court  to 
%  .behold, Haman  ftandeth  in  the  court 
lfa.34. 1 3  .it  (halbe  a  court  for  Owlcs 
fer.iQ. 14.Jere.A00d  in  the  cou.of  the  Lords  hou. 
i<?.2.ftandin  thecowrof  the  Lords  houfe,  and 
3  2. 2. Jeremy  was  (hut  up  in  thecoa.of  the  prif. 
8.  my  uncles  fon  came  to  me  into  the  court 
i2.before  all  the  Jewes  that  fate  in  the  court 
3  3. 1. word  came  while  he  was  (hut  up  in  the  co. 
Chapt.39.1  j. 
3 6.  io.Baruch  read  in  the  higher  co«/2 

20.they  went  in  to  the  King  into  the  court 
37.21comma.they  fhould  com.Jer.into  the  co. 
thus  Jeremy  remained  in  the  cou.oi  the  pr. 
Chap. 38. 13, 28. 
3  8.6.caft  Jer.into  the  dung.that  was  in  the  cou. 
3  9. 1 4. fent  and  took  Jeremy  out  of  the  court 
£^.8.7.and  he  brought  me  to  the  door  of  the  co. 
i6.and  he  brought  me  into  the  inner  court 
jo. 3. and  the  cloud  filled  the  inner  cowrt 
/[.court  was  full  of  the  brightnefle  of  the  Lo. 
f.found  of  the  Che.wings  heard  to  the  ut.«>. 
40. 1 4. he  made  pofts  to  the  pod  of  the  court 
17.  then  brought  he  me  to  the  outward  court 
chamb.&  pavement  made  for  the  court 
i9.meafured  to  the  forefront  of  the  inner  co. 
20. gate  of  the  outward  cou. toward  the  Nor. 
23. gate  of  the  inner  ro«.was  againft  the  gate 
27.  agate  in  the  inner  coa.toward  the  South 
28.btought  me  to  the  inner  cou.by  the  So.ga. 
3 1. arches  thereof  were  toward  the  utter  eon. 
Verfc  34. 
3  2,brought  me  to  the  inner  court  toward  the 


3  7-pcfts  were  toward  the  utter  court 
44.  chamLof  the  fingers  in  the  inner  court 
47.  fo  he  meaf.the  court  an  1  oo.cubits  long 
4 1. 1 5. and  he  meafured  the  porches  of  the  court 
42.  i.brought  me  forth  to  the  utter  court 

Chapt.45.21. 

3.  over  aga.the  20.cub.for  the  inner  ««.and 

7<over  aga.the chamb. toward  the  utter  court 

8. length  of  the  chamb.  in  the  outward  court 

9. as  one  goeth  into  them  from  the  utter  cou. 

io.cham-were  in  thicknof  the  wal  of  the  co. 

1 4. not  go  out  of  the  holy  place  into  utter  co. 

43.J.fpirit  brought  me  into  the  inner  court 

44. 1 7  .enter  in  at  the  gati  s  of  the  inner  cou.do. 

while  they  minift.inthegat.of  the  inner  co. 

1 9.  when  they  go  forth  into  the  utter  court 
2i.pricft  drink  Wine  when  ent.into  the  in.co. 
27.when  to  minifter  in  the  inner  coa-in  the 

4  5. 1 9. put  bloud  upon  the  gates  of  the  inn.cou. 

46. 1  .gate  of  the  inner  ttw.towa.thc  Eaft  flialbe 

20.  that  they  bear  them  not  out  into  the  ut.co. 
2i.pa(Teby  the  corners, or  the  court  in  (.very 

in  every  corner  of  the  court  there  was  a  co. 
22.in  the  4-corners  of  the  court  were  courts 
Amos  7. 1  %  .it  is  the  Kings  court 
Rev.  1 1. 1. ihz  court  without  the  temple  leave 

Courtis. 
2  Kjn.  2 1 .  f  .ManafTeh  built  altars  in  the  two  courts 
zCbrmt-iz.^. 
23.12.  altars  made  in  the  z.courts  Joliah  brake 
i  Chro-  23 . 1 8.  their  office  was  to  wait  in  the  courts 
28.tf.Solomon  (hall  build  my  houfe  &  my  cou. 
1 2.  David  gave  Solo.the  pattern  of  the  courts 
2  Chro.  23.5  .all  the  people  (halbe  in  the  courts 
Neb.8. 1 6 .made  themfelves  booths  in  their  courts 
and  in  the  courts  of  the  houfe  of  God 
1 3 .7.in  preparing  him  a  chamber  in  the  courts 
Vfal.6  $.4.that  he  may  dwell  in  thy  courts 
84.2.fainteth  for  the  courts  of  the  Lord 
92.13  .(hall  flourifli  in  the  comts  of  out  God 
o6.8.bringan  offering,and  come  into  his  cour. 
1  oocenter  into  his  courts  withpraife 
1 16.19.in  the  courts  of  the  Lords  houfe,in  the 
1 3  5. 2. that  ftand  in  the  co.of  the  hou.of  our  G. 
lfa.1.1 2. this  at  your  hand,to  tread  my  com  t s 

6z.i).(h3.\  drink  it  in  the  courts  of  my  holinefle 
E"zel£.Q.7 Ml  the  courts  with  the  fhine 
42.6. had  not  pillars  as  pillars  of  the  courts 

46. 2  2. in  corners  of  the  court,  courts  joyncd 
Zech.$.7.md  (halt  alfo  keep  my  courts 
Lu\.7.z  j. and  live  delicately, are  in  Kings  courts 

Courteous. 
1  Pc?.3.8.1ove  as  brethren,  be  pitifult,be  courteous 

Coutteouflp. 
A61.Z7  .x.jvXiuscourteoiifly  intre3ted  Paul 
28.7.Publius  lodged  us  three  daies  courteoufly 
Coufitt. 
Lu\.  1 . 3  6. thy  Coufin  Elif.flie  hath  alfo  conceived 

Cou(ut£. 
Lu\,  r .  3  8.her  neighbours  and  her  Coujins  heard 

Com. 
Levit.zz.z8.  whether  Cow  or  ewe,ye  (hill  not  kill 
Num.  18.17  .fiiftling  of  a  Cow  thou  (halt  not  rede. 
fob  2 1 . 1  o .their  Cow  calveth,&  cafteth  not  her  yo. 
Ifa  7.2 1. a  man  (hall  nourifh  a  young  Cow 

1 1. 7. and  the  C\wand  the  Bear  ihallfeed 
E^.4, 1  f  .1  have  given  thee  Cowes  dung  for 
Atnos  4.3  .every  Cow  at  that  which  is  before  her 
Coj. 

1  Cfo-o.4.8.and  Co^begace  Anub  and  Zobebah 

C'3?bi. 

Num.z  f  .1  f  .that  was  (bin  was  Cozbi  daughter  of 

1 8. they  have  beguiled  you  in  the  mat.of  Co. 

Crac&Hng. 

Ecclef. 7.6.2s  the  crackling  of  thorns  under  a  pot,fo 

Crsc&nelsf. 
1  Kjn.  1 4. 3  .take  with  thee  ten  loaves  and  cracknels 

Craft.  Craft, 
Van.S.z<y  .policie,he  (hall  caufe  craft  to  profper  in 
Afar.  1 4. 1. take  him  by  craft,md  put  him  to  death 
Acl.  18.3  .becaufe  he  was  of  the  fame  cra.he  abode 
1 9. 2  ?  .ye  know  that  by  this  cra.v/e  have  our  we. 
27. not  only  this  our  craft  is  in  danger  to  be 
Rev.  1 8. 2  2. of  whatfoever  craft  he  be,  (halbe  any 

Craftp. 
fob  f.  1 2-he  difappointed  the  devices  of  the  crafty 

if.f.thou 


C  R  A      C  RE 

15.5  .thou  chufeft  thc.tongue  of  the  crafty 
P/rt/.Sj.j.they  have  taken  fivz.counfell  aga-thy  pe. 
z  Co,:  1  2.  1 6.being  crafty,!  caught  you  with  guile 

Craftlneffe. 

Job<;. \7,  -lie  taketh  the  wife  in  their  own  craftinefj'e 

I  Corin.3  .19. 

Lu\.iO.  zz  .but  he  perceived  their  craftineffe 

z  Cor. q.z.not  walking  in  craftineffe,  nor  handling 

£fi/;e/:4.i4.by  the  Height  of  men,&  cunning  cra/f. 

Craftfman. 

De«f .  27.15  .the  work  of  the  hands  of  the  craftfma 
Rev.  1 8. 21.  and  no  craftfman  of  whatsoever  craft 
Craftfmen, 

2,  Jty2.i4.i  4. he  cnrried  away  all  the  craftfmeti 

i6.and  craftfmen&nd  fmiths,athoufand,all 
1  d;;o.4.i4.for  they  were  craftfmeti 
Neh.ii'i  j.Lod  and  Ono  the  valley  of  craftfmm 
Hof.  1 7  .i.all  of  it  the  work  of  the  craftfmm 
/4#.i9.i4.broughtno  fnvill  gain  unto  the  craftf. 
3  8.ifDemetrius  &  the  craftfm.vi ith  him  have 

Cragge. 

Job  3  9. 28.  upon  the  cragge  of  the  rock,and  ftrong 
Crane. 

Jfa. 7  8 . 1 4~.like  a  Crae  or  a  Swallow,fo  did  I  chat. 
/«••  8. 7. the  Turtle  &  the  Crane  obferve  the  time 

Craving. 
Zeph.  1 .  io.and  a  great  crafhing  from  the  hills 

CratoeD. 
Ato'.i  5. 4 3. and  fiwerfthe  body  of  Jefus 

Crated, 
Pro.  1 6.j6.for  his  mouth  craveth  it  of  him 

Create. 
Vfal.  5 1  .lo.create  in  me  a  clean  heart 
;/d.4  5. Lord  will  crea.uyon  every  dwelling  place 
4  5 .7 .1  forme  the  light,and  create  darkneffe 

1  make  peace,and  create  evill 
57.19. 1  create  the  fruit  of  the  lips 
65. 1 7. behold,  I  create  new  heavens 

1 8.rejoyce  for  evermore  in  that  which  I  ere. 
behold,  I  create  Jerufalem  a  re  joycing 
CreattD. 
Gen.  1 .1  .in  the  beginning  God  created  heaven 
2  I.God  created  great  Whales 
27.(0  God  created  man  in  his  own  image 

in  the  image  of  God  created  he  him 
male  and  female  created  he  them 
z.j.he  refted  from  all  which  he  had  created 

4.gener.ofthe  heavens  &  eznh,when  created 
5. 1. in  the  day  that  God  created  man 
2.male  and  female  created  hi  them 

in  the  day  when  they  were  created 
6.7.1k  deftroy  man  whom  I  have  created 
Dcut.4.7  2.fince  the  day  that  God  creat. man  upon 
Vfal.Sy. 1 2.North  &  South  thou  haft  created  them 
i02.i8.people  which fhalbe crcatcdihaW praife 
i04.30.fendeft  forth  thy  fpirit,they  are  created 
1 48. 5. he  commanded,and  they  were  created 
7/5r.40.26.behold  who  hath  created  thefe  things 
4 1 .  20.holy  One  of  Ifrael  hath  created  it 
42. 5. he  hath  created  the  heavens 
43. 1. thus  faith  the  L.that  creat.thse,  O  Jacob 

7. for  I  have  creatcdhim  for  my  glory 
45.8.I  the  Lord  have  created  it 

1 2.1  have  made  the  earth,and  createdmzn 
1 8. thus  faith  the  Lord  that  created  the  heav. 
he  created  it  not  in  vaine 
48. 7. they  are  created  now , and  not  from  the 
54.i6.Ihavefffvz/w/the  Smith  that  bloweth 

I  have  createdthe  wafterto  deftroy 
Jer.  3  1 .2  2.  for  the  Lc.hath  created  a  new  thing  on 
£^•21.30. judge  thee  in  the  pi. where  thou  wai\cr. 
28.1  3. in  the  day  that  thou  waft  created 
1  5. from  the  day  that  thou  waft  created^iW 
Mai. i.xo.ha.th  not  one  Go&crcatedus 
Mar.  1 3 . 1 9.fro  the  beg.of  the  creation  wch  G.crea. 
1  Cm. 1  1  ^.neither  was  the  man.fie.for  the  woma 
Eph.%.  10.  we  arehisworkmanfhipjCM.in  Chrift 
3 .9.WI10  created  all  things  by  Jefus  Chrift 
4.24.which  after  God  is  cvMj.inrighteoufnefs 
Col.  1.16.  by  him  were  all  things  created  in  heaven 
all  things  were  created  by  him  and  for  him 
3. 10. after  the  image  of  him  that  createdhim 
1  i/ff2.4.3.whichGod«'MftY/tobe  received  with 
Rev. 4. 1 1. for  thou  haft  createdaW  things 

and  for  thy  pleafure  they  were  created 
\      io.6.whoemtferfheavcn,and  the  things  that 


C  R  E       C  R  E 

Createti). 
Amo.4.13  .hethatcrcatetb  the  wind, and declareth 

Creation. 
Ato\i  0.6. from  the  begin. of  the  creat.God  made 
1 3 . 1 9.fuch  as  was  not  from  the  begin.of  the  cr. 
Rom.i.za,  ihvifible  things  of  him  from  the  crea.of 
8. 22. we  know  that  the  whole  creation  groaneth 
2  Pet. 3. 4. as  they  were  from  the  beginn.of  the  ere. 
Rev.  7, 1 4.  the  beginning  of  the  creation  of  God 
Creator. 

Ecclef.  i  t,  i.rememb.thy  Creator  in  the  daies  of  thy 
i/<i.40.i8.the  Creator  of  the  ends  of  the  earth 

43.15.the  Creator  oflfrael  your  King 
Rom.  1.25.  ferved  the  creature  more  then  the  treat. 

1  Pef.4.  j  9.1.0  him  in  weldoing,as  to  a  faithf.  Cre. 

Creature. 

Gen.  1.20.  let  the  waters  bring  forth  the  rnov.crea. 
Lcvit.i  1.46. of  every  cre at are  thatcreepethon  earth 
Mar.  16.15  -preach  the  Gofpel  to  every  creature 
Rom.  1.2  5.  ferved  the  creature  more  then  the  Creat. 
8.i9.theearneft  expe&.of  the  creature  waiteth 
20.the  creature  was  made  Subject  to  vanity 
2 1.  becaufe  the  creat.it  felfe  fhalbe  delivered 
3  J.nor  any  other  creature  fhalbe  able  to  fepa. 

2  Cor.  5, 1 7  .any  man  be  in  Chrift,he  is  anew  erect. 
Gal.6.1  5. nor  uncircumcifion,buta  new  creature 
Col.  1 . 1 5  .the  firft-born  of  ewry  creature 

2  j.preach  to  every  creature  which  is  under 

1  Tim  •$.&..  fox.  every  creature  of  God  is  good 
Hcb.4. 1 3  .neither  is  there  any  fi.that  is  not  mani. 
Kef.5. 13. every  creature  which  is  in  heaven,  and  in 

Living  Creature. 
Gen.  1 . 2 1  .God  created  every  living  creature 
24. earth  bring  forth  the  living  creature 
2. 19-  what  ever  Adam  called  every  living  creat. 
9. 10. 1  eftablifhed  my  coven-with  every  liv.fi"*. 
1 2. between  me  &  every  living  creatu.  V.  1 5. 
Levi  1. 1 1.^6. the  law  of  every  livi.omthat  moveth 
E-^e  £.  1.20.  fpirit  of  the  living  creature  was  within 

Verfe  2 1 . 
2  2. upon  the  heads  of  the  living  creature 
10. 1  5. this  is  the  living fif<rt/OT  that  I  faw 

1 7. fpirit  of  the  living  creature  was  in  them 
^    20. the  living  creature  that  I  faw  under 
J(  Creatures. 

^A.i3.2i.theirhoufesfhalbcfullofdolefullfi"fi2f. 
Jam.  1 . 1 8  .be  a  kind  of  firft  fruits  of  his  creatures 
Rev  .8. 9. the  third  part  of  the  creatures  died 

Living  Creatures. 
£3^.1.5.  came  the  likeneffe  of  giving  creatures 
1 3. as  for  the  likeneffe  of  the  liv.fi'fi#.there 
it  went  up  &  down  among  the  living  crea. 
1 4-the  living  creatures  ran  and  returned,as 
1 5  .as  I  beheld  the  living  creatu.hehold  one 
upon  the  earth  by  the  living  creatures 
19. when  the  living  creatu.v/ent.,the  wheeles 
3.1 3. 1  heard  the  noife  of  the  wi.of  the  liv.cre. 

CreDitouv. 

Deut.i  5.2.every  creditour  that  lendeth  ought  unto 

2  Kjn.q.i.cred.is  come  to  take  unto  him  my  2.fo. 
£«^.7. 41. was  a  certain  era/) which  had  2,debtois 

CreOitours. 
lfa.50.1  .or  w°"  of  my  crcd.is  to  whom  I  have  fold 
Creefe- 

Aft.z-j.  3 9.but  they  difcovered  a  certain  c,ee\ 

Creep- 

Levit.  1 1. 20. all  foules  that  creep, going  upo  allfo. 
29  the  creeping  things  that  cr.apon  the  earth 
3 1. unclean  unto  you  among  all  that  creep 
42.  among  all  creeping  things  that  fie. upon 

Vfal.  i04.20.wherin  all  the  bca.of  the  for.do  creep 

E%c\{.  7  8. 20.aH  creeping  things  that  cre.upon  ear. 

2  Tim.  3. 6.  of  this  fort  are  they  which  cre. into  ho. 

Creepeth, 

Gen.  1.2  5. God  made  every  thing  that  creepeth 

z6.evety  creeping  thing  that  creepeth  on  earth 
30. to  every  thing  that  creepetb,berb  for  meat 
7. 8. that  fie. there  went  in  two  &  two  to  Noah 
1 4. that  creep.upon  the  earth  after  his  kind 
2i.all  died, every  creeping  thing  that  creepeth 
8.  i7.bring  forth  of  every  creepi.thing  that  cre. 
i9.whatfoever  cre. upon  the  earth  went  forth 

Lcv.i  1 .4 1  .every  creep.thing  that  fi'.ihalbe  an  abo. 
4 3. with  any  creeping  thing  that  creepeth 
44.  with  any  maner  of  creep.thing  that  creep. 
4S.of  every  creature  that  creepeth  upon  earth 


CRE       C  R  t 

20. 2  5. or  by  any  maner  of  living  thing  that  cre. 
Deut.4. 1 8  .the  likeneffe  of  any  thing  thac  creep  01 
Creeping. 

Gen.  i.24.earth  bring  forth  creeping  thing 

26. have  dominion  over  every  creeping  thine 

6.7.  both  man  and  beaft,and  the  creeping  thing 
20.every  creep,  thing  of  the  earth  ar'tcrhis  ki 

7. 1 4-every  creepin.thing  after  his  kind  went  in 
2 1  .all  flefh  died,  every  cree.thing  that  creeps 
2 3. both  man,  cattell,era>/>i.  things  deftroied 

8. 1 7. bring  forth  every  creeping  thing  that 
1 9  .every  creeping  thing  went  forth  out 
Levit.  5.2.  orthecarkafsof  unclean  creeping  thing, 

1 1. 2 1. may  eat  of  every  flying  creeping  Thing 
2  3. but  all  other  t\ying  creeping  things 
29. among  the  creep.things  that  creep  upon 
4 1  .every  creeping  thing  that  creepeth  upon 
41. more  feet  among  all  creeping  things  that 
43  .abom.with  any  creeping  thing  that  creeps 
44.with  any  maner  of  firep.thing  that  creeps 

2  2 . 5-whofoever  tducheth  any  cr. thing^wherby 
Dent.  14. 19. every  creep.thing  that  flieth  is  unclean 

1  iOM-3 1  -he  fyake  of  creeping  things,  and  fifhes 
Vfal.  104. 3  5. wherein  are  things fi-ee.innumerable 

i48.io.beafts  and  all  cattell,fi"^zV7g  things 
£^.8.io.and  behold  every  form  ofc^.things 

3  8.  io.and  all  creeping  things  that  creep  upon 
Hof.z.iS.make  a  covenant  with  the  fie^.things 
Bab.  1 . 1 4.as  the  creeping  things  that  have  no  rule 
Atl.  10.12.&  creeping  things,&  fowlesof  the  aire 

1 1.6. and  faw  fi-^.things,&  fowls  of  the  aire 
Rom.  1. 2  3  .and  made  like  to  creeping  things 

Creepfe. 
Aft.  1 4. 8. being  a  creeple  from  his  mothers  womb 

Crept. 
Jitde  4.are  certain  men  crept  in  unawares 
Creet. 

Aft. 27. 7. we  failed  under  Creet  over  a^ainft 

1 2. there  to  winter,which  is  an  haven  of  Creet 

1 3. they  failed clofe  by  Creet 

zi.and  not  have  loofed  fton\Creet,&  to  have 

Tit.  1 . 5. for  this  caufe  left  I  thee  in  Creet 
Crefcens. 

2  Tiw.4.io.departed  unto  T heffA. Crefeens  to  Gal. 

Cretes. 
Aft.1.1  i.Cretes  &  Arabians  we  do  hear  them  fpe. 

Crettans. 
Tit, 1. iz.the  Cretians are  alwaies  lyars 
Crem. 

Mat. 27. 64.2nd  immediatly  the  cocke  crew 

Mar.  14.6$. Luke  22.60.  John  18.27. 
Mar.  1 4.7 2. and  the  fecond  time  the  cockc  crew 
Crib, 

Job  3  9.9.10  ferve  thee,or  abide  by  thy  crib 
Pro.4.4.where  no  oxen  are,the  crib  is  clean 
lfa.i.7  .and  the  affe  kno  weth  his  matters  crib 

Crte, 
Gen.  18.2 1. according  to  theme  which  is  come 
Exod.z.  2  3  .their  crie  came  up  to  God  by  reafon  of 
3.7.and  have  heard  their  erie  by  reafon  of  their 
9.the  crie  of  the  child.of  Ifr.is  come  unto  me 
Num.  16.34.all  Ifrael  fled  at  the  crie  of  them 

1  Sam.  5. 1 2. the  fi'ie  of  the  city  went  up  to  heaven 

9. 1 6. becaufe  their  crie  is  come  unto  me 

2  SVwz. 22. 7. and  my  crie  did  enter  into  his  eares 

1  Kjn.8. zft.to  hearken  unto  the  crie  &  praierw'1' 
2^/03.6.19. 

2 1(/?z. 8. 3. fhewent  forth  to  five  unto  the  Kingfor 

2Ve/;.5.6.whenI  heard  their  fiie,and  thefe  words 
9-9-and  heardeft  them  fiie  by  the  red  fea 

Eflh.4..  1  .cried  with  a  loud  and  a  bitter  crie 

9.3 1. the  matters  of  the  fallings  and  their  crie  . 

Job  16.18  .and  let  my  fi'ie  have  no  place 

3  4. 28. fo  that  they  caufe  the  me  ofthepooreto 
and  he  heareth  theme  of  the  afflided 

Vfal.  5. 2. hearken  unto  the  voice  of  my  crie 
9. 1 2.he  forgetteth  not  the  crie  of  the  humble 
17.1  .hear  the  rightjO  Lord,attend  unto  my  Ct. 
1 8. 6. and  my  fiie  came  before  him 
34.. 1 5. and  his  eares  are  open  unto  their  crie 
39. 1 2.hear  my  praier,  give  eare  unto  my  crie 
40. 1. he  inclined  unto  me,and  heard  my  crie 
88.1.  incline  thine  eare  unto  my  crie 
1 02. 1. and  let  my  crie  come  unto  thee 
1 06.44.rega!".  their  ami  <ft.  whe  he  heard  their  cr. 
1 19. 1 69. let  my  fiie  come  neere  before  thee 

i42.6.attend 


£  R  I       C  R  I 

I4i.6.attend  unto  my  criefot  I  am  brought 

ho.  21.13  .whofo  ltops  his  ears  at  the  mof the  po. 

led. 9. 1 7. more  then  the  OT'eof  him  that  rules  am. 

'fa.5.7.  he  looked  for  righteoufn.but  behold  a  era? 

1 5 .  5  -they  (hall  raife  up  a  cn'e  of  deftruftion 

8  .me  is  gone  round  about  the  bord.of  Moab 
3  o.  ^.gracious  unto  thee  at  the  voice  of  thy  ct. 
4J.'i4.whofecwisin  thefhips 
Jet  7.i6.neitherliftupmenorprayerforthem 
Chapt.Ji.14. 
8.19  .the  voice  of  the  crie  of  the  daughter  of  my 
i4.2.theme  of  Jerufalem  is  gone  up 
1 8. 2  2. let  a  trie  be  heard  from  their  houfes 
25.36.3  voice  of  the  me  of  thefhepherds 
46. 1  z.and  thy  me  hath  filled  the  land   • 
48<4.her  little  ones  have  3  cm  to  be  heard 
j. the  enemies  have  heard  a  me  of  deftrufti5 
34.fromthemeofHefhbon,evenuntoEle. 
49. 2 1  .at  the  noife  of  their  fall,at  their  ciie 
50.46.and  the  cm  is  heard  among  .the  nations 
5  1 . 5  4-a  found  of  a  trie  cometh  from  Babylon 
.am.  3 . 5  6  .thine  eare  at  my  breathing ,  at  my  trie 
i^.27.28.fhake  at  the  found  of  the  ct.  of  thy  pil. 
lab.  1 .2.1  even  crie  out  unto  thee  of  violence 
'.eph.i.io.the  noife  of  the  crie  from  the  fifh-gate 
tf<rt.25.6.at  midnight  there  was  a  crie  made 
to.  14.18.cw  to  him  that  had  the  fharp  fickle 

Great  Crte. 

7tfz.18.20.the  me  of  Sodom  is  great 

id.  1  j-becaufe  the  crie  of  them  is  waxen  great 

27.5  4.Efau  cried  with  a  great  and  bitter  crie 

ixo.i  1 .6.fhalbe  a  great  ^'.throughout  all  the  land 

1 2.  j  o.and  there  was  a  great  crie  in  Egypt 
feh.  5 . 1  .and  there  was  a  great  crie  of  the  people 
4#.23-9.and  there  arofe  a  great  me,and 

Heare  &tie, 
•wi. 2 i.r 3. 1  will  furely  heare  their  crie 
hb  27.9.willGod  hear  his  me,when  trouble 
>fal.6i .  1  .hear  my  criejO  God,attend  unto  my  fu. 

1 4? .  1 9. he  alfo  will  hear  their  me,and 
fer.zo*  i6.1et  him  hear  the  crie  inthe  morning 

Not  heare  Crfe. 
fer.  14. 1 2.when  they  faft,Ile  not  heare  their  crie 

Crie, 
?#«/. 5  .8.thereforc  they  me,faying,Let  us  go 
22. 23. and  they  crie  at  all  unto  mc,I  will 
32.18  .neither  is  it  the  voice  of  them  that  crie 
£vit.  1 3 .45  .and  fhall  me,Unclean,undean 
fo45.10.14.go  &  er.unto  the  gods  w'1  ye  have  ch. 
i  S2.i9.28.what  right  therefore  have  I  yet  to  trie 
\  Chro.zo.g.zndctie  unto  thee  in  our  affliftion 
Job  3  0.20.I  muntothee,&  thou  doft  not  hear  me 
24.though  they  crie  in  his  deftru&ion 
3  5 .p.they  make  the  oppreffed  to  crie 

i2.therethey  c«e,but  none  giveth  anfwer 
3*.i  3  .they  trie  not  when  he  binrleth  them 
3  8.4 1  .when  his  young  ones  crie  unto  God 
?yi/.22.2.0my  God,Im'e  in  the  day  time 
27.7.hear,0  Lord,when  I  crie  with  my  voice 

28.1  .unto  thee  will  I  me,0  Lord,my  rocke 
a.whera  I  crie  unto  thee,when  I  lift 

34.17.the  righteous me,and  the  Lordheareth 

56.9.when  I  crie  unto  thee,then  fhall  mine 

57.2.I  will  trie  unto  God  moft  high 

6 1 . 2.end  of  the  earth  will  I  crie  unto  thee 

8  6. 3 .  for  I  crie  unto  thee  daily 

89.21J.he  fhall  crie  unto  me,Thou  art  my  fath. 

1 4 1 . 1 .0  LordjI  crie  unto  theejtriake  hafte 

unto  my  voice,when  I  crie  unto  thee 
i47.9.and  to  the  young  ravens  which  crie 

Pro-  8 . 1  .doth  not  wifdome  crie 
2 1 . 1 3. he  alfo  fhall  crie  himfelfe 

f/«.8.4,beforethe  child  fhall  have  knowled.totfze 

1 3 . 2  2 .wild  beafts  in  the  Iflands  fhall  crie 

1 4.3  i.crie,0  city,thou  whole  Paleft.art  defol. 
iy.4.and  Hefhbon  fhall  crie,  and  Elealah  their 
3  3 .7.their  valiant  men  fhall  crie  without 

34. 14-and  the  Satyr  fhall  crie  to  his  fellow 
40.2.fpeak  ye  comf.unto  Jenaf.  &  trie  unto  her 
6. voice  faid,Oie,  &  he  faid,What  fhall  I  crie 
41.2.  he  fhall  not  me,nor  lift  up  his  voice 
13. he  (hall  crie, yea  roare,he  fhall  prevaile 
1 4-now  will  I  crie  like  a  travelling  woman 
46'7-yeajOne  fhall  cm  unto  him,yet  carihe 
5  8.9.thou  (halt  me,and  he  fhall  fay, Here  I  am 
65.  i4.ye  fhall  crie  for  forrow  of  heart 


C  R  I      C  RI 

Jet.  2. 2. go  and  crie  in  the  eares  of  Jerufalem 
3. 4. wilt  thou  not  from  this  time  me  untomc 
4.5.^,  Gather  together3and  fayjAffemble 
1 1.1 1. though  they  fhall  crie  unto  me,I  will 
1  i.erie  unto  the  gods  unto  whom  they  offer 
i4.not  hear  them  in  the  time  that  theyo.to 
22.20.go  up  to  Lebanon,&  crie,  &  lift  up  thy 

and  crie  from  thy  paflages  for  all  thy 
25.34.howk  yefhepherds,and  crie,  &  wallow 
3  i.6.upon  the  mount  Ephraim  fhall  crie,  Arife 
46. 1 7. they  did  crie,  There  Phar.the  K.of  Eg. is 
47.2.thenthe  men  fhall ctie,8i  all  the  inhabita. 
48.20.howle  and  crie,  and  tell  ye  it  in  Arnon 
49.3  .crie,yt  daughters  of  Rabbah,gird  ye  with 
29. they  fhall  crie  unto  them^Fear  is  on 
Lam.i  .8. alfo  when  I  crie  and  fliout,he  fhouteth 
£^.8. 1 8.  though  they  crie  in  mine  eares  with  a 
9.4.thatme  for  all  the  abominations  that  be 
zi.n.crieznd  howle,fbnofman,for  it 
24.  i7.forbear  to  me,make  no  mourning  for 
26. 1  J.when  the  wounded  me,when  the  flaugh. 
27.30.fhallm'e  bitterly,and  fhall  caft  duft 
Hof.8. 2.1frael  fhall  crie  unto  me,my  God,we 
Joel  1. 1 9.O  Lord,  to  thee  will  I  crie 

20.besfts  of  the  field  crie  alfo  unto  thee 
Jonah  3. 8. and  crie  mightily  unto  God,Iet  them 
Afie.3.5.that  bite  with  their  teeth,and  me,Peace 
M2&.2.8.(hall  they  me,but  none  fhall  look  back 
Zeph.  1 .  i4.the  mighty  man  fhall  crie  there  bitterly 
Zech,  1 . 1 4,faid  unto  me,Crie  thou,faying,Thus 

1 7. me  yet,faying,Thus  faith  the  Lord 
Mat.  1 2. 1 9. he  fhall  not  ftrive,nor  me,neither 
Lul(.  i8.7.which  me  day  and  night  unto  them 
Rom.S.i  5-whereby  we  crie, Abba,  Father 
GaL4.17.md  crie  thou  that  travelleft  not 

<Zxit  againft. 
Vent.  1  y.9.and  heme  unto  the  Lord  againft  thee 
24. 1 5.1eft  he  die  unto  the  Lord  againft  thee 
2  Chro.  1 3 . 1 2.  to  crie  alarm  againft  you,0  childr. 
Job  3 1 . 3  8  .if  my  land  crie  againft  me^r  that  the 
Jonah  1 . 2 .  to  Nin.that  great  city,&  crie  againft  it 

Ctfe  aloud. 
1  J(z#.i8.27.andfaid,C?"ie  aloud,  for  he  isa  God 
Job  19.7.1  trie  aloud,but  there  is  no  judgement 
Pfal.  55.1 7  .and  at  noon  will  I  pray,and  crie  aloud 
jy21.24.14.they  fhall  crie  aloud  from  the  fea 
54.1  .break  forth  into  finging,and  crie  aloud 
58.1  .crie  aloud,fpare  not,lift  up  thy  voice 
Hof^. i.erie  aloud  at  Beth-aven:  after  thee,0  Ben. 
itfzc.4.9.now  why  doft  thou  crie  out  3loud 

Crie  to  the  Lord. 
1  Sa.j.S.to  Sam.Ceafe  not  tome  unto  the  Lord' 
Pyiiu07.19.they  trie  unto  the  L.in  their  tro.V.28. 
I/a.  19.20.for  they  fhall  crie  unto  the  Lo.becaufe 
Joel  i.i4.andme  unto  the  Lord 
Mic.  3. 4.then  fhall  they  trie  unto  the  Lord5but 

(Stxieotit. 

1  Sam.S.i  8.ye (hall crie  out  in  that  day  becaufeof 

Job  19.7.1  crie  out  of  wrong»but  I  am  not  heard 

3  5.9.they  crie  out  by  reafon  of  the  army  of  the 

7/2z.i2.tf.meoutandfhout  thou  inhabita.  of  Zion 

1 5.4.armed  fouldiers  of  Moab  (hall  crie  out 

5  .my  heart  (hall  crie  out  for  Moab 
ig.g.crieyc  our,and  crie:  they  are  drunken 
/er.48.3 1. and  I  will  me  out  for  all  Moab 
Lam.i.i  g.zute,crie  out  in  the  night,  in  the  begin. 
Amo.  3 .4.will  a  young  Lion  trie  out  of  his  den,if 
Hob.  1 . 2.I  even  crie  out  unto  thee  of  violence 

2.1  i.the  ftones  fhall  crie  out  of  the  wall 
Mar.  10.47  .he  began  to  crie  out  and  fay^Jef.thou 
Lull.  19.40.hold  their pea.the  ftones  would  im.e.o. 

CricD- 
Gen.  27.3  4.Efau  cried  with  a  great  and  bitter  crie 
39.15  .that  I  lifted  up  my  voice,and  cried 

1 8  .as  I  lift  up  my  voice,and  cried 
41. 43-they  merf  before  him,Bow  the  knee 
5  5. the  people  cried  to  Pharaoh  for  bread 
4 5. 1. he  mee/,Caufe  every  man  to  go  out 
HOTi-2.23.and  theymerf,and  their  crie  came 

5.1 5.child.of  Krael  came  &  cried  unto  Pharaoh 
Num.  1 1 . 2.the  people  cried  unto  Mofes3&  Mofes 

14. 1. all  the  congr.lifted  up  their  voice,  &  cried 
Deaf.22.24.the  damofell,becaufe (he  crkdnot 
27-the  betrothed  tmd,md  there  was  none 
JWg.$.28.and  cried  through  the  latteffe,Why  is 
7. 20. they crierf,  Thefwordof  the  L.&ofGid. 
V 


C  R  I      C  R  I 

2i.all  the  hoft  ran  anderie^and  fled 
9-7.and  lift  up  his  voice,and  ciierf.and 
1  o.  1 2. and  ye  cried  to  me,and  I  delivered  you 

1 8 . 2  3  .and  they  cried  unto  the  children  of  Dan 

1  Srfw.i7.8.heftood,andmerf  unto  the  armies 

20.3  7.  Jonathan  merf  after  thelad,and 

3  8  Jonathan  cried  after  the  lad,Make  fpeed 
24.8. and  cried  after  Saul,faying,My  lord 
26.i4.David  cried  to  the  people,and  to  Abner 

2  54.18. 25.the  watch-woman  cried8c  told  the  K. 

20. 1  S.then  cried  3  wife  woman  out  of  the  city 
22.7.and  cried  unto  my  God, and  he  did  heare 

1  K«*.i  ?•  i-  he  cried  againft  the  altar  in  the  word 

4-which  had  cried  againft  the  altar  in  Bethel 

2 1. he  m.untothe  man  of  God  which  came 

3  2.the  faying  which  he  cried  by  the  word  of 

18.28. and  they  e>v'erfaloud,and  cut  themfelves 

10.39. he  "ierfunto  the  K.and  faid,  Thy  ferva. 

2  Kjn-  2. 1 2.Elifha  faw  it,and  he  cried,  My  father 

4.  i.how  there  cried*  certain  woman  of 
6.f.ciied,3nd  faid,Alas  maftcr,for  it  was  borro. 

26. cried  a  woman  unto  him,faying,Hclp 
8.5.e?ie^/to  the  King  for  her  houfe,and  for 

1  i.i4.andmerf,Treafon,  Treafon 

1  Cbro.<$  .20.for  they  cried  to  God  in  the  battell 

2  C/;/0.32.2O.andIfaiah  pravedjand  cri.to  heaven 
2v"e/;.9.27  when  they  merfunto  thce^thou  heardeft 

28.mef/unto  thee5thou  heardeft  them  fro  he. 
Rfih-^.i  .and  cried  with  a  loud  and  bitter  crie 
Job  29.1 2.I  delivered  the  poore  that  cried 
3  0.5. they  cried  after  them,as  after  a  thiefc 

28.and  I  cried  in  the  congregation 
Pfal.iS.6.in  my  diftrefle I cnedunto my  God 

4 1.  they  ctied,bat  there  was  none  to  fave 

2  2. 5.  they  cried  unto  me,and  were  delivered 

24. when  he  cried unt© him,he  heard 
30.2.O  Lord  my  God,  I  cried  unto  thee 
8.1  cried  unto  thee,  O  Lord 

3  i.22.of  my  fupplicat.when  Imeiunto  thee 
3  4.6.this  poore  man  cried,md  the  Lord  heard 
66. 1 7.I  cried  unto  him  with  my  mouth 
77.i.ImerfuntoGod  with  my  voice 

8  8 . 1 .1  have  cried  day  and  night  before  thee 

13-but  unto  thee  have  I  cricd,0  Lord 
119. 145. 1  criedwkh  my  whole  heart 
146. 1  cried  unto  thee,fave  me 
147 .and  cried*:  I  hoped  in  thy  word 
1 3  o.  1  .out  of  the  depths  have  I  cried  unto  thee 
1 3 S.3. in  the  day  when  I  cried,thou  anfweredft 
142. 5.I  m'rafunto  the  Lord,I  faid,Thou  art 
lfa.6-i.znd  one  cried  with  another,and  faid 

4.the  pofts  moved  at  the  voi.of  him  that  cried 

2  i.S.and  becried,A  Lion,my  lord,Iftand 

3  0.7. therefore  have  I  -cried  concerning  this 
/er^.io.deftruiftion  upon  deftruiftion  is  cried 
Lam. 4. 1 5  .they  cried  unto  them,  Depart  ye 
E^.9.i.hemeWalfoin  mine  eares  with  alo.voi. 

8. that  I  fell  upon  my  face,and  cried,&  faid 
10. 1 3. it  was  cried  unto  them  in  my  hearing,0 

£to.3.4.then  an  Herauld  cried  aloud  to  you,  It 
4. 14. he  cried  aloud,and  faid  thus,  Hew 
5.7.theKing  cried  aloud  to  bring  in  the  Aftro. 
6.20  he  m.with  a  lamentable  voice  unto  Dan. 

Ho/!7.i4.they  have  not  cried  unto  me  with  their 

Jonah  1 . 5  .and  cried  every  man  unto  his  God 
2.2.I  cried  by  reafon  of  mine  affliction 

out  of  the  belly  of  hellmerfl,and  thou 
3.4.hemerfand  faid,  Yet  4©.dayes  andNinev. 

Zech.  i  ,4.whom  the  former  Prophets  have  cried 
6.8.then  cried  he  upon  me,and  fpake 
7.7. heare  the  words  which  the  Lord  hath  cried 
1 3. that  as  he  cried,  and  they  would  not  hear 
fo  they  cricd^nd  I  would  not  heare 

Mat.  14. 30.be  (ried3faying,Lord,fave  me 

i5.2  2.merfuntohim,faying>Havemer.on.me 
20.3  1. but  they  cried  the  more,faying,Have 
2i.9.that  followed  «z.faying.Hofanna  to  the 
z7-  50.Jefi.1s  when  he  cried  again  with  a  loud 

ilto'.3*ii.me^faying,ThouarttheSonofGod 
9. 26. the  fpirit  cried,znd  rent  him  fore 
1 0.48  .but  he  cried  the  more  a  great  deale 
1  i.9.they  that  followed  cried,  faying,  Hofanna 

Z.«£.8.8.he  cried,He  that  hath  ears  to  hear,let  him 

i6.24.hemef/&faid,Father  Abra-havemer^y 

i8.38.hem.faying,Jefus,thouSonofDa.have 

3 9. he  criedfo  much  the  more,Thou  Son  of 

2?.2i.but 


C  R  I        C  R  I 

23.21  .but  they  c;'ieei,faying,  Crucifie  him 
fch.i.i  5. and  overflying, This  was  he  of  whom 
7.z8.then  cried  Jefus  in  the  temple  as  he 
37.anck/7«/,and  faid,Ifany  m.in  third 
x  2. 1 3  .went  forth  to  meet  him,  &  c/i.Hofanna 

44. Jefus  cried,  and  faid,He  that  beleeveth 
i8.4o.thenth:y  cried  all  again,faying,  Not 
AH. 16. 1 7.andmcrf,faying,  Thefe  men  are  the 
19.13  .fome  therefore  cried  one  thing,&fome 
21.34  fome  cried  one  thing,fome  another 
j6.followed  after  ,ewrf,Away  with  him 
2  2.24-know  w  herfore  they  cried  fo  againft  him 
24.21  .that  I  c,ierf,ftanding  among  them 
Rev.  1  o.  3  .when  lie  had  cried,  (even  thund.uttered 
1  2.2.fhebeing  with  ch'Ad,cried  travelling 
14.  1%. cried with  a  loud  crie  to  him  that  had 
18. 2. he  cried  mightily  with  a  ftrong  voice 
1 8  .cried  when  they  faw  the  fmoak  of  her 
iy.ciifrfjweepingand  wailing,faying,Alas 
Ct'ftO  to  the  Lord. 
Exod.Z.izMofcs  criedunto  the  Lord.  Cha.17.4. 
&  Numb.  12.13. 
1  5,25. he  cried  unto  the  Lord,  &  the  L. (hewed 
Nim.zo.i  6 .when  we  cried  unto  the  Lo.he  heard 
Vent. 16.7. vihtn  we  criedunto  the  L.G.of  our  fa. 
Jot-i  4-7. v/hzn  they  cricdunlo  the  Lord, he  put 
J#rfg.3.o.thechild.ofIfraelmeduntoiheLord 

Vcr.i  5.8c  Cha-4.3,6.&  6.7.8c  10.10. 
i  Sam.j. 9. Samuel  cried  unto  the  Lord  for  Ifrael 
1 2. 8. and  your  fathers  cried  unto  the  Lord 
io.and  they  criedunto  the  Lord,and  faid 
1     15.11  .and  he  cried  unto  the  Lord  all  night 

1  Kju.  17. 20. he  cried  unto  the  Lord,and  faid 

2 1  .criedunto  the  Lord,and faid,0  Lord 

2  Kiii  20.1  i.Ifaiah  the  Prophet  cried  unto  the  Lo. 
2  Cbr.  1 3.  i4.they  cried  unto  the  L.&  the  Prices 

14. 1 1. and  Afaoic^unto  the  Lord  his  God 
P/a/3.4.1  cried  unto  the  Lord  with  my  voice 

1 07. 6. then  they  criedunto  the  L.in  their  diftr. 
1 3  .then  they  cried  unto  the  Lord,and  he 

1 20. 1  .in  my  diftreffe  I  cried  unto  the  Lord 

142. 1 .1  cried  unto  the  Lord  with  my  voice 
Irt»?.2.i8.their  heart  cried  unto  the  Lord 
Jonah  i.i4.wherefore  they  criedunto  the  Lord 

Criet)  with  a  loudvoice. 
Gen.  39.1 4-lie  with  me,I  cried  with  a  loud  voice 

1  Sa.zS. 1 2.fhe  cri.with  a  loud  voice,&  the  worn. 

2  Sa.ig.q.K.cri.  with  a  loud  voicc,0  my  fon  Ab. 
2  Kin.  1 8. 28.then  Rablh.ftood  & cri.xvith  a  lo.vo. 

lfaiah  36.13. 
zCbro.$  2. 1 8. then  they  cried  with  a  loud  voice  in 
Neh.g.^.cried  with  a  loud  voice  unto  the  L.their 
E%c\.  1  i.ij.cWwf  with  a  loud  voice,  and  faid,  Oh 
ilfaf.27.46.  JefctJed  with  a  loud  voice,faying,Eli 

5  o.had  cried  again  with  a  loud  voi.yeelded 
Mar.  1  ,z6.cried  w ith  a  loud  voice,he  came  out  of 
^.7. cried  with  a  loud  voice,&  faid,  What  have  I 

1  j.34.Jefus  cri.  with  a  loud  voice,  faying,Eloi 

37.Jefus  cried  with  aloud  voice,&  gave  up 
Z.^.4.3  3. of  an  uncl.div.&  e>i.out  with  a  loud  vo. 

2  3.46.  had  cried  with  a  loud  voice,  he  faid,F?.t. 
Job.  1 1 .43. he  c;i. with  a  loud  voice.Laz.come  out 
^#.7. 57. then  they  cried  out  with  a  loud  voice 

6o.kneeled  down>&  cried  with  a  loud  voice 
16. 28. Paul  cried  with  a  loud  voice,faying 
Rev. 6.  lO.they  ciied  with  a  loud  voice,faying,How 
7 . 1 .  he  cried  w ith  a  loud  voice  to  the  foure 

1  o.cried  with  a  loud  voice,faying,Salvation 
10.  j.ow/with  a  loud  voice,as  when  a  Lion 
i9.i7.hecwcrfwithaloud  voice,faying  to 
CttCO  o/tf. 
JEOT.14.  io.child.oflfraelr/iedout  unto  the  Lord 
1  Sam.4.  1 3  .told  it,all  the  city  cried  out 

5.  xo.that  the  Ekronites  cried  outlaying 
1  Kin  12.32.  and  }zh.ou\a$M  cried  out 

2  Cfcw.18.31. 
t  K^-4-40 -they  that  ert'ei out  faid,0  thou  man 
.7f>\20.S  fincel  fpake,I  erz.out,I  cried/Violence 
Mnt.%. iv.ihty  cried  out,faying,What  have  we  to 
14-26. and  they  cried  out  for  feare 
20. 30. cried  out,  faying,Have  mercy  upon  me 
1-7.23.  crlcd  out  trie  more,Let  him  be  crucified 
,  1.2  3.  with  an  unclean  fpirit,&  heeWerfout 
<5.49,[uppofing  it  had  been  a  fpirit,&  tried  out 
9.24.farher  of  the  child  m«7out,and  faid 
15.13  .they  cried  out  again,  Crucifie  him 


CRI       CRI 

1  $.cricd  out  the  more  exceedingly ,Crucifie 
39-faw  that  he  fo  cried  out,and  gave  up  the 

Lu^.4.3  3. and  criedout  with  a  loud  voice 
8.28.whcn  he  faw  Jefus,he  cried out,and  fell 
9.3  8. a  man  of  the  company  e;iei/out,Mafter,I 
2 3 . 1 8. they  cried  out  all  at  ence,faying,  Away 
John  i9.6.they  e;«vf  out,faying,Crucifie  him 
12. but  the  Jewcsoieuf  outlaying,  If  thou 
'    1 5  .but  they  cried out,t\yizy  with  him 
Acl. 7. 57. they  criedout  with  a  loud  voice,&  flop. 
i9.28.andaicrfout,faying,greac  is  Diana  of 

Verfc  34. 

22.23  .as  tney  cric^  out>  &  caft  off  their  garme. 

2  3 .6 .he  cried  out  in  the  counfell,  Men  &  breth» 

Cries, 

Jam.<y.^.and  the  cries  of  them  which  have  reaped 

Cricft. 
Exod.  14. 1  5  .wherefore  criefi  thou  unto  me  ?  fpeak 
1  &z;».26.i4.whoart  thou  that  criefi  to  the  King 
P»'0.2.3.yea,if  thou  criefi  after  knowledge 
Ifa. 57. 13. when  thou  criefi,  let  thy  compan.deliver 
Jer.z.o.  1 5. why  criefi  thou  for  thine  affliction 

CrfeH). 

Gen.  4.  io.  the  voice  of  thy  brothers  bloud  crietb 
Exod. 22. 27  when  he  crieth  unto  me,that  I  will 
Job  24. 1 2. the  foule  of  the  wounded  crieth  out 
Pfal.7  2. 1 2. deliver  the  needy,  when  he  crietb 
8 4. 2. my  heart  and  flefh  crieth  out  for  the 
Pro.  1 .20.wifdome  crieth  without,fhe  uttereth 

2  i.lhe  crieth  in  the  chiefe  place  of 

8. 3  .(he  crieth  at  the  gates  at  the  entry  of  the 
9. 3 .(he  crietb  upon  the  higheft  places  of 
iya.26.19.and  crieth  out  on  her  pangs/o  have  wc 
40.3  .the  voice  of  him  that  crkth  in  the  wilder. 
Jer.  1 2. 8. it  crieth  out  againft  me,therefore  have  I 
Afe.6.9.the  Lords  voice  crieth  unto  the  city 
Mat.  15-23  .fend  her  away,for  (he  crieth  after  us 
Z.«£-9-39-andhefuddenly  crieth  out,  and  it 
Kow.j.27.Efaias  alfo  crieth  concerning  Ifrael 
7«ffz.5.4.which  is  of  you  kept  back  by  itaud,crieth 
Crpfng. 

1  Saw.4.i4.when  Eli  heard  the  noife  of  the  crying 

2  Sam.  13.1  J.hand  on  her  head,&  went  out  crying 
Job  39.7.neither  regardeth  he  the  cry.oi  the  driver 
Pfal.69. 3 .1  am  weary  of  my  crying 

Pro.  1 9. 1 8  .let  not  thy  foule  (pare  for  his  crying 
30. 1 5.horfleach  hath  2.daughters,  aying,Give 

1  fa.  2  2 . 5  .it  is  a  day  of  crying  to  the  mountaines 

24. 1  i.there  is  a  crying  for  wine  in  the  ftreets 

6  5 . 1 9-voice  oi crying  lhalbe  no  more  heard 
Jer. 48.1.3.  voice  of  crying  ftialbe  from  Horonaim 
Zeph.4.7.  forth  the  head-ftone  thereof  with  crying 
Mal.z.  1 3. covering  the  altar  of  the  Lo.with«y«?g 
Mat. 1  ■  3  .the  voice  of  one  crying  in  the  wildernelTe 

Mar\e  i.j. 

21.15  .and  the  children  crying  in  the  temple 
ikto\  5.5  .and  in  the  tombs,crying  and  cutting 

1 5 .8.and  the  multituder>yi»g  aloud,began 
I«^3-4.  the  voice  of  one  crying  in  the  wildernelTe 

4.41  .crying  out,and  faying,Thou  art  Chrift 
John  1.23.1am  the  voice  of  one  crying  inthewil. 
^c7.8.7.for  unclean  fpirits/;y.  with  aloud  voice 

14.i4.ran  in  among  the  people^isf  out 

i7.6.certain  breth.unto  the  rulers  of  the  city  cr. 

zi.xS.crying out,Men  of  Ifrael,help  :  this  is 

3  8. followed  after, crying,  Away  with  him 
25-24.C/yiKg,that  he  ought  not  to  live  any  long. 

Ga/.4.6.into  your  heatts,oying,  Abba,  Father 
Hcb.  5.7. with  ftrong  dying  and  teares  unto  him 
Kew.r4.15.  t/ji.with  a  loua  voice  to  him  that  fate 
21-4.no  more  death,n«ither  forrow,norer)W!!g: 
Crime. 

Job  3  1.1 1. for  this  is  an  hainous  crime, yez,it  is 
^c7.2  5.i6.forhimfelf,concer.the  cr.laid  aga.him 

Crimes?. 
E^.7.23.for  the  land  is  full  of  bloudy  crimes 
Afi.z5.17.  not  withall  to  (Tgnifie  thecrimes  laid 

Crimfon. 

2  Chro.  2.7.a  man  cunning  to  work  in  crimfon 

14.  his  father  was  skilfull  to  work  in  crimf. 
J.  i4.he  made  the  vaile  of  crimfon  and  fine 
Ifa.  1 . 1 8  .be  red,like  crimfon,they  (halbe  as  wooll 
.7ei\4.3o.though  thou  clotheft  thy  felf  with  crimf. 

C  riftrtng  pm. 
Ifa.  j.22.the  wimples,and  the  crifphg  pins 


C  R  O        C  RO 

Crtfpuff. 

Abl.  1 8 . 8  .and  Crifpus  chi ef  ruler  of  t  he  Syn .belee. 

1  Cor.  1. 14  baptized  none  of  you  but  Crifpus,  and 

CitfpftaU.  See  <Er;:fftaH, 

Croofe-te^. 

Levit.zi.zo.cn:  enw£-backr,or  a  dwarfc,or  that 

Crcofeet). 
Deaf.  3  2. 5.  they  are  a  perverfe  &  fTflo^/genera^ 
Job  26.13.  nis  hand  hath  formed  the  cro.ferpent 
P/^.i2  5.5.fucb  asturn  afideuntotheirei''0.waies 
Pro. z.i  j.whofe  waies  areew^erf,and  they  frow. 
Ecclef.i.  1 5. that  which  is  cr.  cannot  be  made  ftrai. 
7. 1 3  .that  ftraight, which  he  hath  made  crooked 
Ifa.z?-  i.even  Leviathan, that  croo\ed ferpent 
40.4.and  the  crooked  (halbe  made  ftraight 
41.16.Ile  make  a oofed  things  ftraight 
45. 2. and  make  the  c)oo\ed places  ftraight 
59.8. they  have  made  crooked  paths 
Lam.^.g.he  hath  made  my  paths  crooked 
1/^.3. 5. and  the  crooked fhalbe  made  flraight 
Phil.i.i  5.  without  rebuke  ,in  the  midft  of  a  aoo\td 

Crop.   Crop, 

Levit.  1 . 1 6.he  (hall  pluck  away  his  crop  with 
E^e£.  17.22.I  will  oop  off  from  the  top  of  hisyo. 

Cropt. 
£^.17.4.  he  cropt  oS  the  top  of  his  young  twigs 

Crude. 
Mat.  1 0.3  8 .he  that  taketh  not  his  croffe, &  follow. 
1 6. 24.take  up  his  croJJ'e,and  follow  me 

Marty  8.34. 
27.3  2.him  they  compelled  to  beare  his  croffe 
40.Son  of  God,come  down  from  the  croffe 
42. let  him  now  come  downe  from  the  croffe 
Mar.  10. 2  i.come,take  up  the  croffe,md  follow  me 
15.21.they  compell  oneSimon  to  bear  his  crofi 
jo.fave  thy  felf,and  come  down  fro  the  crojs 
3  2.defcend  now  from  the  cr. that  we  may  fee 
Litk.. 9 .13. take  up  his  croffe  daily,and  follow 
i4.27.whofoever  doth  not  bear  his  croffe,and 
23.26.  and  on  him  they  laid  the  croffe 
John  19. 1 7. he  bearing  his  crofle,wcnt  forth 
1 9.wrote  a  title,and  put  it  on  the  croffe 

2  5  .ftood  by  the  croffe  of  Jefus,  his  mother 

3  i.not  remain  upon  the  eraon  the  fabb.day 

i  C0i.Li7.left  thereof  Chrift  fliould  be  made  of 
1 8. preaching  of  the  croffe  is  to  them  that  per. 
Gal.  5 . 1  r.then  is  t  he  offence  of  the  croffe  ceafed 
6. 1 2.fuffer  perfecution  for  the  croffe  of  Chrift 
i4.fave  in  the  croffe  of  our  Lord  Jefus 
Ephef.  2. 1 6.in  one  body  by  the  e?'oj7e,having  flaine 
Phil.z.S.  obed.unto  de.even  the  death  of  the  croffe 
3.18.  they  are  the  enemies  of  the  croffe  of  Chrift 
Col.i  ,20.made  peace  through  the  bloud  of  his  cro. 
2.14-took  itoutoftheway,nailingittohiser. 
Ueb.  1 2.2.joy  that  was  fet  before  him  endu.therA 

&XQ$S.zvi>ay. 

Obad.  1 4.nor  fhouldft  thou  have  ftood  in  the  cr.v/. 

Cronclj. 

1  Sam.  2. 3  6.come  &  era«.to  him  for  a  piece  of  (ilv. 

Crottctyetr). 
Pfal.  i  o.  10. he  croucbeth^and  humbleth  bimfelfe 

Crow, 

M2f.26.j4.before  the  cock  croxhou  (halt  deny  me 

Ato'.i4.jo.&  I«^.22.34. 

3  5. faid  unto  him>Before  the  cock  oow,thou 

Mar.14.7z.  Luli.zz.6i. 

John  1 3 . 3  8  .the  cock  (hall  not  erfl»,till  thou 

Crowing. 

Mar- 1 3.3  5. or  at  the  cock  crowing,  or  in  the  morn. 
Crotone. 

Exod.  2  5.2  5. make  a  golden  crown  to  the  border 
29.tf.put  the  holy  crowne  upon  the  mitre 
30.4-maketo  it  under  the  erowKe  of  it 
3  7. 27. made  2.rings  of  gold  for  it  under  the  cr. 
39.30.madetheplateof  the  holy  cro.of  pure  g. 

If».8.9.upon  his  forefront  did  he  put  the  holy  cr. 
i\.iz.crownoi  the  anointing  oil  ofhis  God  is 

2  Sam.i .  1  o.I  took  thecranm  that  was  upon  his 

1 2.30.took  their  Kings  cro.from  off  his  head 
2  Kjn.  1 1. 1 2.and  put  the  crown  upon  him,&  gath. 
2  CbiOH.z7.il. 
1  Chro.zo.z  .David  took  the  crown  of  their  K.ftom 
Ejih.  1 . 1 1  .with  the  e/wwKroyalljto  (hew  the 
2. 1 7  .fet  the  royall  crowne  upon  her  head 
6.8.andthetf*m>»e-royall,which  is  fee 
Job  2.7.fmote  Job  fro  the  fole  of  his  fo.to  the  tro-- 
31.36.and 


C  R  O       C  RO 


CRU      C  R  U 


CUB      CUB 


3  i.?6.and  bind  kiszcrmm  to  me 
Y*/.8g.?o.thou  haft  profaned  his  crime 

1 7  :i8  .but  upon  himfelf  mal  his  crown  flounfn 
P>M.9.a  ci-owse  of  glory  toll  Ale  deliver  to  thee 
1 2  4.a  vertuous  woman  is  a  cro.to  her  husband 
1 4.2  4.the  crowne  of  the  wife  is  their  riches 
16.3 1. the  hoary  head  is  a  crowne  of  glory 
i7.6.childrens  children  are  the  cro.of  old  men 
27  24.and  doth  the  crawze  endure  to  every 
Cant.\.  1 1.  behold  K.Solo.with  the  cro.wherewith 
Ifa  28. 1  .woe  to  the  crowne  of  pride 

3  the  cro»>K  of  pride,the  drunkards  of 
j  [Lord  of  hofts  be  for  a  crown  of  glory 
tfi.^.thou  (halt  alfo  be  a  croiwK  of  glory 
fer.  13.1 8  .come  down  even  the  cro.of  your  glory 
E^.i  i.i^.remove  the  diadem,take  off  the  crown 
Zech.9.  i6.t  hey  fhalbe  as  the  ftones  of  a  cro.lifting 
/ofc.  19.5 .  Jefus  forth,wearing  the  crown  of  thorns 
1  Cor. a.  2  5  .they  do  it  to  obtain  a  corruptible  crown 
PK/.4. 1  -and  longed  for  my  joy  and  crow* 
1  Tfef/:  2 . 1  p.whit  is  our  hope,or  joy,or  cro.of  rejo. 
1  7^.4.8. laid  up  for  me  a  crown  of  righteoufnes 
Jam  1.1  z.he  (hall  receive  the  <r*raw  of  life 
t  Ptf.5-4.ye  fhall  receive  a  crowne  of  glory 
Rto.2.  lo.andl  will  give  thee  a  croiwze  of  life 
3.11  .that  no  man  take  thy  crowne 
6.2.and  a  «-<raw  was  given  unto  him 
C  rowne  joyned  with  Head. 
Gen.4g.16.on  the  crowne  of  the  head  of  him 
Dent,  3  j.zo.teareth  the  arm  with  the  cr  .of  the  he. 
z  Sam.  1 4. 1 5  .even  to  the  crown  of  his  head,there 
Job  io.9.and  taken  the  crowne  from  mine  head 
Pfal.z  i.j.a  aownof  pure  gold  on  his  head 
J/3.3.17,  finite  with  a  fcab  the  cro.of  the  head  of 
fer.  2. 1 6.have  broken  the  «w»  of  thine  head 

48.4  5.  the  fro.  of  the  head  of  the  tumultu.ones 
Lam.  *•  i6.the  crowne  is  fallen  from  our  head 
E%ek..i6. 1  i.and  a  beautifull  cro  upon  thine  head 
iWat.27.29.a  cwpb  of  thorns,put  it  on  his  head 
Mar. i  f. 17.  John  19.1. 
Rev.  1 2. 1  .upon  her  head  a  crown  of  1 2.ftars 
14.  i4.haviflg  oh  his  head  a  golden  crowne 
Crowne  of  gold. 
Exod-if.  1  i.z  crowne  of  gold  round  about.  V.*4' 
&  Chap.  jo.?.'&  37.2,11,12,26. 
Efib.S.i  j.and  with  a  great  crawie  of  gold 
Pfal.  2 1 .  3  .a  itffliwze  of  pure  gold  on  his  head 

Crownerj. 
P/S/.8.  y.  haft  crowned  him  with  glory  and  honour 
Pro.  1 4. 1 8. the  prudent  are  crown,  with  knowledge 
Cant. 1. 1 1.  wherewith  his  mother  crowned  him 
Nah.-i,.  17-the cronwrfare  as  the  locufts 
2  Tiw.2. 5  .yet  is  he  not  crowned 
Heb  2.9.  for  the  fuffer.of  death  croiwz.with  glory 

CrowneOft. 
He6.2.7.thou  crownedft  him  with  glory  and  honour 

Crowneft., 
Pfal.6  5 . 1 1  -thou  crownefl  the  year  with  thy  goodn. 

Crownetlj. 
P/i/.  103.4.  who  crowneth  thee  with  loving  kindn. 

Crowning. 
lfa.i  j.8.againft  Tyre  thtcrowning  citie 

Crowne?. 
E^ei|\23.42.beautifull<:rowK$  upon  their  heads 
Zecb.6.1 1  .make  crownes  j8c  fet  them  upon  the  hea. 
i4.the  crow.fhalbe  to  Helem,  &  to  Tobijah 
Rev.^.^.had  on  their  heads  crownes  of  gold 
to.caft  their  crownes  before  the  throne 
9.7.  were  as  it  were  crownes  like  gold 
12.3  .feven  crownes  upon  his  heads 
1 3 . 1  .and  upon  his  homes  ten  crownes 
1 9. 1 2. on  his  head  were  many  crownes 
Crucifix. 
Mat.  20. 1 9. and  to  fcourge,and  to  crucifie  him 
23.34.fome  of  them  ye  (hall  kill  and  crucifie 
27.3 1. and  led  him  away  to  crucifie  him 
Mar.  15.13  .they  crie  out  again,  Crucifie  him 
1 4.cried  out  the  more,  Crucifie  him 
20.1ed  him  out  to  crucifie  him 
27  .with  him  they  crucifie  two  theevcs 
Lu\. 2 3. 2 1. faying,  Crucifie  him, crucifie  him 

John  19.16. 

Jib.  I9.6.take  ye  him,  and  crucifie  him,for  I  find 

if.away  with  him,away  with  him,crMc.him 

(hall  I  crucifie  your  King 

Heb.6.6.  feeing  they  crucifie  to  themfdves  the  Son 


CruciSeD. 

Mat,  %6. 2.  Son  of  man  is  betrayed  to  be  crucified 
27. 2 2. laid  unto  him,Let  him  be  crucified 
.2  3  .faying,Let  him  be  crucified 
z6.he  delivered  him  to  be  crucified 
3  5  .they  crucifiedhim,  &  patted  his  garments 
3  8. there  were  two  thecvesrr««jfes(with  him 
. 44.theeves  alfo  which  were  cmafiwith  him 
28. 5. that  ye  feek  Jefus  which  was  crucified 

Marty  16.6. 

Mttr.i  5.1  5. when  he  had  fcourged  him,  to  be  cruc. 

24.had  crucified him,they  parted  his  garmen. 

2  5. the  third  houre,and  they  crucified  him 

3  2.that  were  crucified  with  him,reviled  him 
L«^.23.23.required  that  he  might  be  crucified 

3  3  .there  they  crucifi. him  &  the  malefactors 
24.7.0110  the  hands  of  finfullmen,and  be 
20.and  have  crucifiedhim 

John  1 9.  redelivered  him  to  them  to  be  crucified 
i8.there  they  crucified  him,and  two  other 
2o.the  place  where  Jefus  was  crucified,was 
23. when  they  had  cr#cJ/W  him,took  his 
3  2.&  of  the  other  which  was  cruci.  with  him 
4 1. in  the  place  where  he  ws  crucified jchztz 

Acl.z.  23. by  wicked  hands  have  crucified  &  flaine 
36".whom  ye  have  crucifi both  Lord  &  Chrift 
4.io.whom \yecrucified,vihom  God  raifed 

Rom.6.6.that  our  old  man  is  crucified  with  him 

1  Cor.  1 . 1 3  .was  Paul  crucified  for  you 

2  3  .but  we  preach  Chrift  crucified 
2.2.fave  Jefus  Chrift,and  him  crucified 

8.would  not  have  crucified  the  Lord  of  glory 

2  Cor.i  3 ,4.though  he  wascr««£through  weaknefs 
Gtf/.2.20.I  amcruafied  with  Chrift 

3 . 1.  evidently  fet  forth  crucified among  you 
<.24.have«7<«jWthene(hwith  the  affe&ions 
6. 1 4-by  whom  the  world  is  crucified  unto  me 
Rev.  1  i.8  .where  alfo  our  Lord  was  crucified 

CroDleO, 

Job  10. 10.  and  crudledme  like  cheefe 

CrrteH. 
Gen.40.7xxx.ted  be  their  wrath,for  it  was  cruell 
E#orf.et.9.foranguifh  of  heart,&  for  cruell  bondage 
Deut.7, 2.3  3. their  wine  is  the  cr«.  venome  of  afpes 
Job  30.21.  thou  art  become  cruell  to  me 
P/4/.25.  i9.they  hate  me  with  cruell  hatred" 
7  i.4.out  of  the  hand  of  the  cruell  man 
Pro.  5  9.1eft  thou  give  thy  yeares  unto  the  cruell 
1 1 . 1 7 .  he  that  is  cruell  troubleth  his  own  fleih 
12.  io.tender  mercies  of  the  wicked  are  cruell 
17. 1  i.a  cm.  meflenger  flialbe  fent  againft  him 
i7.4.wrath  is  cruell,  and  anger  is  outragious 
&zBt.8.6.jealoiifie  is  cruell  as  the  grave 
lfa.ii.g.crnellooth  with  wrath  and  fierce  anger 
i9.4.give  over  into  the  hand  of  a  cruell  lord 
Jer.6.zt  .they  are  true #,and  have  no  mercy 
30.i4.withthechaftifementofthe<:/"«e//one 
50. 42. they  atecruell,and  will  not  (hew  mercy 
Lam.\-  3.daughter  of  my  people  is  become  cruell 
Heb.  1 1 .3<y.others  had  triall  of cruell  mockings 

CrtteHp. 
E%e\.  1 8. 1 8  .becaufe  he  cruelly  opprefTedjfpoiled 
Cruelty, 

Ge#49. 5. inftrum.ofcr#e//)i  are  in  their  habitati. 
Judg.g. z^.the  cruelty  done  to  the  70.fons  of  Jeru. 
P/4/.27.1 2. and  fuch  as  breath  out  cruelly 

74.20.are  full  of  the  habitations  of  cruelty 
E^k' $  4'4-with  cruelty  have  ye  ruled  them 
Crnmsf. 

Mat.  1 5.27«dogs  did  eat  the  crums  which  fell  fro 
Mar .7 .-!.%  Aogs  under  the  tab. eat  of  the  child. cm. 
Lu\.  \  6.z  1  .to  be  fed  with  the  crums  which  fell  fr6 

Crufe. 

1  Sam. 26. 1  i.take  the  crufe  of  water5and  let  us  go 
1 2.  fo  Dav.took  the  crufe  of  wat.from  Sauls 
i6.the  crufe  of  water  that  was  at  his  bolder 

1  K/»-i4.3.take  with  thee  a  crufe  of  hony^and  go 

17.12.and  a  little  oyle  in  a  crufe 
i4.neither  (hall  the  crufe  of  oyle  faile,  untill 
16. neither  did  the  crufe  of  oylefaile,accord. 

1 9. 6\and  a  crufe  of  water  at  his  head 

2  l^H2.2.20.he  faidjBring  me  anew  crufe  find  put 

Craft), 

Job  3  9.1 5.forgetteth  that  her  foot  may  crufh  them 

Lam.i .  1  j.  affembly  aga  me  to  crufii  my  young  me 

3 .34.10  crufh  under  his  feet  all  the  prifoners 

V   2 


/Imo.^.i.vthichcrufh  the  needy,  which  fay  to  their 

CrufheO. 
Levit.zz.14  not  offer  unto  the  L.that  wch  iscrujb. 
Deut.  2  8 . 3  3  .be  only  opprefled,and  crujhed 'alway 
Job  4. 1 9-which  wzcrufbed  before  the  mother 

f  .4.tbey  are  crufhed  in  the  gate 
Ifa.  59. 5. that  which  iscra/b.breaketh  out  into  a  vi 
Jer.  51.3  4.he  hath  crufhed me,he  hath  made  me  an' 

Crutht. 
Num.zz.zi.crufht  Balaams  foot  againft  the  wall 

CnWt. 
Gen.6. 1 6\in  a  cubit  (halt  thou  finifh  it  above 
Exod.z $.io.z cubit  and  ahalf  the  breadth  thereof 
Ver.i7.&Ch.26.i6.&  36.21.&  37.1,6. 
a  cubit  and  a  halfe  the  height  thereof 
Ver.23.&Chap.37.io. 

2  3. a  cub.the.  breadth,  &  a  cu.  &  a  half  the  le. 

Chapt.3o.2.&  37.10,25. 

26. 1 3-a cub.on  the  one  fide,&  a  cu.on  the  other 

3 o.z.zcubit  fhalbe  the  length.         Ch.37.25. 

&Judg.2,.i6. 

Deut.2.i  1. after  the  cubit  of  a  man 

1  JQ'».7.24.knops  compaffing  it,ten  in  a  cubit 

3 1. and  above  was  a  cubit 

after  the  work  of  the  bafe  a  cub.St  a  halfe 

3  2.  height  of  the  wheel  was  a  c«£.and  a  half 
3  5.a  round  compafle  of  halfe  a  cubit  high 

2  cVw-o^.teninaca&i^compaifingthefea  round 
E^.40. 5-a  meaf.reed  of  6.cub.long  by  the  cubit 

1 2.tfae  fpace  was  one  cubit  on  this  fide 

the  fpace  was  one  cubit  on  that  fide 
42.of  a  cub.8c  a  half  long,&  acu.bXa  ha.bro. 
and  a  £#&.high,whereupon  alfo  they  laid 
42.4a  way  of  one  cubit,and  the  doores  toward 
43 .1 3 .  the  cubit  is  a  cubit  and  a  hand  breadth 
bottome  fhalbe  a  cub.  &  the  breadth  a  cubit 
i4.and  the  breadth  one  cubit 
l-j.the  border  about  it  fhalbe  halfe  a  cubit 

bottome  thereof  flialbe  a  cubit  about 
.M<tf.6.27.can  adde  one  cubit  unto  his  ftature 

Luke  12.25. 

Cflbftg. 

Gen-6.  r  5.1ength  of  the  Ark  3  oo.cubks%xht  breadth 

of  it  5ox«&.&the  height  of  it  io.cubits 

7.20.fifteen  c«i.upward,did  the  waters  prevaile 

Exod. 25. 1  o.two  cubits  and  a  halfe  the  length 

Ver.i7.&Chap.37.i6. 
zi.two  cubits  the  length.  Ch.37.10. 

26.2.1ength  of  onecurtain  fhalbe  zK.cubits 

the  breadth  of  one  curtaine  ^.cubits 
Vetfe  8. 
8. length  of  one  curtaine  fhalbe  \o.cubits 
1 6. ten  cubits  fhalbe  the  length  of  a  board 
27.ifive  cubits  long,and  five  cubits  broad 

and  the  height  thereof  (halbe  3. cubits 
■    9«an  hundred  cubits  long  for  one  fide 

1 2.on  the  Weft  fide  fhalbe  hangings  of  %  o.c. 
1  3.EaftWard,  (halbe  50. cubits 
I4.hangings  of  one  fide  fhalbe  1 5. cubits 
1 5-on  the  other  fide  fhalbe  hangi.  1  ^.cubits 
i6-(halbe  hangings  of  zo.cubits  of  blue 
18. length  of  the  court  fhalbe  an  xoo.cubits 
the  height  <>. cubits  of  fine  twined  linnen 
3  o.2-two  cafes  (halbe  the  height  therof 
36.9-length  of  one  curtain  was  28.  cubits 

the  breadth  of  one  curtain  ^.cubits 
1 5-lengthof  one  curtain  was  ^o.cubits 
&  ^.cubits  was  the  breadth  of  one  curtaine 
37.25  .and  two  cubits  was  the  height  of  it 
3  8 .  i  .five  cubits  was  the  length  thereof 

and  five  cubits  the  breadth  thereof 
and  three  cubits  the  height  thereof 
9.of  fine  twined  linnen  an  too.cubits 
11. North  fide  the  hangings  were  an  ioo.cu. 
1 2.Weft  fide  were  hangings  of  <j0.cub'its 
1 3  .for  the  Eaft  fide  Eaftward  ^.cubits 
i4.hangi.ofonefideofthe  gate  were  50.00. 
1 5. were  hangings  of  fifteen  cubitsttheit 
18. and  zo.cubits  was  the  length 

the  height  in  the  breadth  was  5  .cubits 
N««.ii.3i-as  itwere  z.cubits  high  on  the  face 
3  5>4.and  outward  a  1 000. cubits  round  about 
5. on  the  Eaft  fide  two  thoufand  cubits 

and  on  the  South  fide  two  thoufand  cub. 

and  on  the  Weft  fide  two  thoufand  cafe. 

and  on  the  North  fide  two  thouf.c»& 

I>g?<£.3.n.nine 


CUB        CUB 


C  UB        CUM 


CU  N 


CUP 


Dent,  3 .  1 1  .nine  cubits  was  the  length  thcreof,and 
foure  cub.the  breadth  therof,after  the  cub. 
Jof.  3 .4.about  zooo.cubits  by  meafure 
i  Sam.  i7.4.whofe  height  was  6. cubits, and  a  fpan 

1  Kjn.6.z.x\\z  length  was  6o.c a/i.breadth  20. cubits 

and  the  height  thereof  ^o.cubits 
3  .twenty  cubits  was  the  length  thereof 

&  ten  cab.was  the  breadth  thereof  before 
6.thenethermoft  chamber  was  5. cubits 

and  the  middle  was  6. cubits  broad 

and  the  third  was  7. cubits  broad 

io.builtchamb.aga.all  the  houfe,5.c«&.high 

i6.he  built  zo.cub.  on  the  fides  of  thehoufe 

1 7.the  temple  before  it  was  ^o.cubits  long 

20.  the  Oracle  in  the  forepart  was  zoxubits 

in  length,  and  twenty  cubits  in  breadth 

and  zo.cubits  in  the  height  thereof 

2  3  .each  Cherubim  ten  cubits  high 
Z4.five  cubks  the  one  wing  of  the  Cherub 

&  5. cubits  the  other  wing  of  the  Cherub 
uttermeft  part  of  the  other  were  1  o.cub. 
2^. and  the  other  Cherub  was  10. cubits 
z6.the  height  of  the  one  Cherub  lo-cubits 
7.2.1engthan  loo.cubits,  the  breadth  ^o.cubits 
the  height  30.cab.upon  4<rowes  of  cedar 
6.the  length  thereof  was  fifty  cubits,md  the 
breadth  thereof  30. cab*f*,and  the  porch 
lo.ftones  of  io.cubits,znd  ftones  of  S.cubits 
iy.two  pillars  of  brafs  of  i8.c«b.highapie. 
a  line  of  1 z.cubits  did  compaffe  either 
i6".height  of  the  one  chapiter  was  ^.cubits 

height  of  the  other  chapiter  was  ^.cubits 
19/were  of  lillie  work  in  the  $oich,4..cubits 
2 3. and  his  height  was  5. cubits 

a  line  of  3  o. cubits  did  compaffe  it 
27  .foure  cubits  was  the  length  of  one  bafe 

and  foure  cubits  the  breadth  thereof 
and  three  cubits  the  height  of  it 

3  8. and  every  laver  was  4. cubits 

2  Cho.4. 1. twenty  cubits  the  length  thereof 

and  twenty  cubits  the  breadth  thereof 
2. 3nd  five  cubits  the  height  thereof 

alineofjo-caiifsdid  compaffe  it 
6. 1 3  .m  ade  a  brafen  fcaffold  of  f  .cubits  long 

and  $  .cubits  broad, and  3  .cubits  high 
2  y.  2  3. to  the  corner  gate  qoo.cubits 
E^a  6.3 .the  height  6o.cubits,tht  breadth  So.cubits 
Neh.  3.13  .and  a  thoufand  ca.on  the  wall  unto  the 
Efth. ^.i^.let  agallowesbe  made  of  yo.cab.high 

7.o.behold  alfothe  gallowes  f  o.c#.high,which 
Jet.%  2.2i.the  h  ight  of  one  pillar  was  lS.cubits 
and  a  fillet  of  1 1. cubits  did  compaffe  it 
22.the height  of  one  chapiter  was  ^.cubits 
£^.40.5.ameaf.reed  of  6.c«b.loBgby  the  reed 
7  .between  the  little  chambets  was  ?. cubits 
9. meafured  the  porch  of  the  gate  8. cubits 

and  the  pofts  thereof  two  cubits 
1 1. the  length  of  the  gate  ^o. cubits 
1 2  .and  the  little  chambers  were  6. cubits  on 
this  fide,and  6-cubits  on  that  fide 
1 3.breadth  was  2  f  .cubits,  door  againft  door 
14-he  made  alfo  pofts  of  6o.cuhts 
1 5  .porch  of  the  inner  gate,were  ^o.cubits 
io.an  hundred cab.Eaftward  &  Northward 
n.  the  length  thereof  was  ^o.cubits 

Ver.25^3. 

and  the  breadth  zo.cubits 

Ver.25,33. 

2  3  .meafured  from  gate  to  gate  an  loo.cubits 
27.6:6  gate  to  gate  tow  .the  South  an  ioo.cn. 
ip.round  about ,it  was  fifty  cubits  long 

and  twenty  five  cubits  broad 
30. arches  round  about  were  zo.cubits  long 
and  five  cubits  broad 

3  6\the  length  was  fifty  cubits,  and  the 
breadth  five  and  twenty  cubits 

47. meafured  the  court  an  loo.cubits  long 

and  an  hundred  cab.broad,foure-fquare 

48.meafured  eachpoft  of  the  porch  $. cub. on 

this  fide,  and  ^-cubits  on  that  fide 

and  the  breadth  of  the  gate  was  ^.cubits 

on  this  fide, and  ^.cubits  on  that  fide 

49.the  length  of  the  porch  was  2  o.cubits 

and  the  breadth  eleven  cubits 
4 1. 1. fixe  cubits  broad  on  the  one  fide 

and  fix  cubits  broad  on  the  other  fide 


2.the  breadth  of  the  doore  was  1  o.cubits 
the  fides  of  the  doore  were  j.cub.on  the 
one  fide,and  5. cubits  on  the  other  fide 
he  meafured  the  length  thereof  40. cubits 
and  the  breadth  twenty  cubits 
3  .and  meafured  the  poft  of  the  doore  z.cub. 
and  the  doore  fix  cubits,  and  the 
breadth  of  the  doore  kyencubits 
4.meafured  the  length  thereof  zo.cubits 

&  the  breadth  20.ca£.before  the  temple 
5. meafured  the  wall  of  the  houfe  6.cubits 

every  fide  chamber  ^.cubits  round  about 
8. a  full  reed  of  fix  great  cubits 
p.the  thickneffe  of  the  wall  was  ^.cubits 
lo.of  20.cab.round  about  the  houfe  on  every 
1 1. breadth  of  the  place  was  % .ca.round  abo. 
1 2.the  wall  of  the  building  was  5  .cab.  thick 
and  the  length  thereof  go.  cubits 
1 3.meafured  the  houfe  an  100. cubits  long 

the  walls  thereof  an  100.  cubits  long 
i4.feparateplace,towa.the  Eaft,an  loo.cub. 

1  y.and  on  the  other  fide  an  hundred  cubits 

2  2. altar  of  wood  was  ^.cubits  high 

and  the  length  thereof  two  cubits 

42. 2.  length  of  an  xoo.cub.  was  the  North  do. 

and  the  breadth  was  fifty  cubits 

3  .over  aga.the  20.cab.whkh  were  for  the  in. 
4.before  thechamb.was  a  walk  of  io.ca.bre. 
7.chambers,the  length  thereof  was  ^o.cubits 
8. length  of  the  chambers  was  5  o.cubits 

lo,  before  the  temple  were  an  loo.cubits 
43. 1 3. the  meafures  of  the  altar  after  the  cubits 
i4.even  to  the  lower  fettle  fhalbe  z.cubits 

even  to  the  greater  fettle  fhalbe  ^.cubits 
1  J-fo'the  altar  fhalbe  foure  cubits 
1 6.the  altar  fhalbe  1  z.cubits  long 
i7.the  fettle  fhalbe  \^.cubits  long 
4$.2.and  5  o.cubits  round  about  for  the  fuburbs 
46. 22. courts  were  joyned  of  ^o.cubits  long 
47-3-he  meafured  a  iooo.cab.&  he  brought  me 
Dot.  3.  i.whofe  height  was  6o.cu.&  breadth  i.cit. 
Zech.  i.z.thz  length  thereof  is  zoxubits 
John  2i.8.butasitwere  20o.ca.ara?ging  the  net 
toe/.  21. 17. the  wall  thereof  i^.cubits 
Ten  CnMtS.  See  it  in  ®en, 
Cucboso, 
Levitj  1.1 6.the  Cuckovo  &  the  Hawk.  Deaf.  14. 1  y . 

Cncnmbers. 
Num.\  i.y.we  remember  the  Cucumbers  &  Melons 
lfa.i  .8  .as  a  lodge  in  a  garden  of  Cucumbers 

Ctrt). 
Levit.  1 1. 3. and  cheweth  the  carfamohg  the  beafts 

Deaf.  14.6. 
4-not  eat  of  them  that  chew  the  carf.Dea.i4. 7 
becaufe  he  cheweth  the  cud,  but  divideth 
5-the  Cony,becaufe  he  cheweth  the  cud,  but 
6\the  Hare,becaufe  he  cheweth  the  cud,  but 
7-yet  he  cheweth  not  the  cud,ht  is  unclean 
26.1s  not  cloven- footed, &  chew  not  theca. 
Deaf.  i4_7.for  they  chew  the  e//rf,but  divide  not 
8. yet  cheweth  not  the  cud,ht  is  unclean 
Camber  ancc. 
Deaf.  1 . 1 2.my  felfe  alone  beare  your  cumberance 

Cnmbieu. 
LK^.io.40.but  Martha  was  cumbredzbo.nvxch  fer. 

Cumbietlj. 
ta^.i 3.7.  vthycumbretb itthe  ground 

Citmmtn. 
Ifa.  28. 2  %.  not  caft  abrcthe  fitches,&  fcat.the  cum. 
27.neith.a  cart  wheel  turned  abo.upo  the  cu. 
the  cummin  is  beaten  with  a  rod 
Afdf.23.23.ye  pay  tithe  of  mint,&  annife,&  cum. 

Cunning. 

Ges.2y.27.Efau  was  a  cunning  hunter 
Exod-  z6. 1  .with  Cher. of  cunning  work  make  them 
3 1. fine  twined  linnenof  cunning  worke 

Chapt.28.6. 
28.1 5. make  the  breaft-plate  of  judgm.of  ca.w. 
3  1. 4.  to  devife  cunning  workes 
35.33  .to  make  any  manner  of  cunning  worke 
3  5  .and  of  the  cunsting  workman 

of  thofe  that  devife  cunning  work 
3  6.8.with  Cher.of  cunning  work  made  he  them 
3  5 .with  Cherub.made  he  it  of  cunning  work 
3  8 . 2  3  .a  cunning  workmam  and  an  imbroiderer 
3  9. 3  .in  the  fine  linnen  with  cunning  work 


8. made  the  breaft-plate  of  cunning  work 
1  Sam.\6. 16. who  is  a  cunning  player  on  an  harp 

i8.that  is  cunning  in  playing,aml  a  mighty 
1  Kw.7.i4.cwmingto  work  all  works  inbraffe 

1  Cbro.  2  2. 1 5  .all  maner  of  cunning  men  for  every 
2  5-7.in  the  fongs  of  the  L.eve  all  that  were  fa. 

2  Chr.z.-j.  fend  me  a  man  cunning  to  work  in  gold 

w  ith  the  cas.men  that  were  w  ith  me  inju. 
1 3  .now  I  have  fent.a  cunning  man 
14-with  thy  cun.men,&  with  the  ca».menof 
26. 1  y.  invented  by  cun.men  to  be  in  the  tow. 
Pfal.i  3  7.  y.let  my  right  hand  forget  her  cunning 
Cant.  7  .i.work  of  the  hands  of  a  cunning  workman 
Ifa.  3 .3  .the  cunning  artificer,&  the  eloquent  orator 
40.20.  he  feeketh  unto  him  a  cum.  workman 
Jer.9.17.  and  fend  for  the  cun. women,  that  they 

io.j.they  are  all  the  work  of  cunning  men 
0^3.1.4  andcaE.in  knowledge  &  underft.fcience 
Ephef.4. 14.  and  £a».craftineffe,whereby  they  lye 

Ctmninglp. 
2  Pet .  1 . 1 6.not  followed  cunningly  devifed  fables 

Cop. 
Gen.40. 1 1  .Pharaohs  cup  was  in  mine  hand 

I  preffed  them  into  Pharaohs  cup 
and  gave  the  cup  into  Pharaohs  hand 
1 3  .thou  fhalt  deliver  Phar.cap  into  his  hand 
44.2.my  cup,my  filver  cup  in  the  facks  mouth 
1 2  .the  cup  was  found  in  Benjamins  fack 
1 6.we  and  he  with  whom  the  cup  is  found 
Verfe  1 7. 
2  Sam.  12.3  .and  dranke  of  his  owne  cup 

1  Kin.7.z6.brim  was  wrought  like  the  bri.of  a  cu. 

2  Cbr.^  .brim  of  it  like  the  work  of  the  br.of  xt. 
Pfal.  1 1 .6\this  fhalbe  the  portion  of  their  cup 

16. 5. the  Lord  isthe  portion  of  my  cup 
23  .y.my  head  with  oy!e,my  cup  runneth  over 
73.1  o.waters  of  a  full  ca.are  wrung  out  ef  the* 
7  5 . 8  .in  the  han  d  of  the  Lord  there  is  a  cup 
1 1 6. 1 3 .1  will  take  the  cup  of  falvation 
Pwtf.23.3 1. when  it  gjvethhis  colour  in  thecup 
Ifa.  ji.i7.drunk  at  the  ha.of  the  L.theca.of  his  fti 
drunken  the  dregs  of  the  cup  of  trembling 

2  2. taken  out  of  thine  hand  the  cup  of  tremb. 

even  the  dregs  of  the  cup  of  my  fury 

Jer.  1 6. 7. men  give  them  the<:«.of  confol.to  drink 

2f.  1  y  .take  the  wine  cu.  of  this  fury  at  mine  ha 

1 7.then  took  I  the  cup  at  the  Lords  hand 

28.iftheyrefufe  to  take  the  cu.zx.  thine  hand 

49. 1 2.whofe  judgment  was  not  to  drink  the  c. 

%  i.7.hathbeen  a  golden  cup  in  the  Lords  hand 

Lam.4. 2 1. the  ca.alfo  fliall  pafs  through  unto  thee 

E%eli.  23.3 1  .therfore  will  I  give  her  cu.  into  thine 

3  2.thou  (halt  drink  of  thy  fifters  cup 

33.  filled  with  forrow  with  the  cu.of  aftoni. 

with  the  cup  of  thy  fifter  Samaria 

Hab.z.16.  cup  in  the  Lords  hand  fhalbe  turned  to 

Zech.i  z.z.Jtruf.zcup  of  trembling  unto  all  people 

Mat.  1  o.  24.  a  c up  of  cold  water  only  in  the  name 

20. 2i  .are  ye  able  to  drink  of  the  cup  that  I  fhal 

23.  ye  fhall  drink  indeed  of  my  cup 

Marty  10.39. 
23. 2f.ye  make  clean  the  outfide  of  the  cup 

2&\cleanfe  firft  that  which  is  within  thecup 
26.27. he  took  the  cup,and  gave  thankes 
3  p.let  this  cup  paffe  from  me,nevertheleffe 
42.if  this  cup  may  not  paffe  away  from  me 
Mar.g.4.1  .whofoe.fhall  give  you  a  cup  of  water  to 
10.38  .can  ye  drink  of  the  cup  that  I  drink  of 
14. 23. he  took  the  cu.  &  when  he  had  giv.than. 
3  6. take  away  this  cup  from  me,nevertheleffe 
Lu\.  1 1  -39.ye  Phar.make  clean  the  outfi.of  the  cu. 
2  2.i7.andhetookthef«p,and  gave  thankes 
20.likew.alfo  the  cap  after  fupp.faying, This 
ca.is  the  new  tefta.in  my  bloud  wob  is  (hed 
42.if  thou  be  willing,remove  this«*.fro  me 
fob.  1 8. 1 1  .the  cu.w'1'  my  Fath.hath  given  me  fhal, 
1  Cat.  10.  i6.the  ra.of  bleffing  which  ye  bleffe,tsit 
2 1 .  cannot  drink  the  ea.of  the  L.&  cu.of  the 
II. 25.  after  the  fame  maner  alfohetook  the*. 
this  cup  is  the  new  teftament  in  my  bloud 
a6\as  often  as  ye  eat  this  bre.&  drink  thisf. 
27-drink  this  cap  of  the  L.un  worthily  ,fhall 
28.fo  let  him  drink  of  that  cup 
Rev.14.  io.without  mixture  into  the  c«.of  his  ind# 
16.  r  9-to  give  unto  her  the  cup  of  wine  of  the 
1 7.4.having  a  golden  cup  in  her  hand 
i8.6.cut 


CUR      CUR 


CUR      CUR 


CUR      CUR 


i*.6.cup  wchflie  hath  tilled,  fill  to  her  double 

teb.hu  -for  I  was  the  Kings e*p-bearer 

{SfoMpsbeitrers. 
i  Kin.io.  <.and  their  apparelled  his  rap-bearers 
z  chron  9.4- 
Cups*. 
1  Chr  z8.17.for  the  flefli-hooks,  &  bowls,&  cups 
fa  22  zA.from  the  veffels  of  eleven  to  the  vef. 
Jet  7  y  y  pots  full  of  wine,&  cups,8c  I  faid  unto 

tl.19.the  candlefticks,thefpoones,&  the  cups 
Mar.  7.4.as  the  warning  of  cups,  pots,braf.  veffels 
8. as  the  warning  of  pots  and  cups 
Cure. 

Jet  X  i'6-l  will  bring  it  health  and  cute 

Cure. 
fer.33.6-I  will  cure  them,and  reveale  unto  them 
ffo/y.  13. yet  could  he  not  cwr.youof  your  wound 
MaM7.16.and  they  could  not  cute  him 
luk-9- 1  -gave  them  power  to  cure  difeafes 

Caret).* 

fer.tfmSot  thou  thalt  not  be  cured 
Mat.  17.18  .the  child  was  cu.  from  that  very  houre 
ljtfa.%  i-in  that  fame  houre  he  cw.many  of  their 
fob. <.  10. the  Jewsfaid  unto  him  that  was  cuted 

Cures. 
Luk.  1 3 .3  z.I  caft  out  di  vels,&  I  do  cute s  to  day,& 
Curfews. 

Exod.zB.S. curious  girdle  of  the  Ephod.  V.i7>i8. 
Chap.29-5.&  J9-J.&  Levit.%.7. 
I  y .  j  2.  and  to  device  curiam  work 
•4c?.  19.19.many  of  them  wd'  ufed  c«.arts  brought 

Curionflp. 

Vfal.  1 3  g.ig.cumufly  wrought  in  the  loweft  parts 

Currant, 
Gen*zi.i6.curtant  mony  with  the  merchant 
Curfe. 

Gen.zj.  W-I  mall  Drin§  a  wr^  uPon  me'&  not  a 

1 3  .upon  mee  be  thy  cutfe,  my  fon 
Num.  5.18  -the  bitter  water  that  caufeth  the  curfe 
i9.from  this  bitter  water  that  caufeth  the  cu. 
ai.this  water  that  caufeth  the  curfe  mall 
i4.r0  drink  the  bitter  wat.that  cauf.the  ear. 
wat.that  caufeth  the  curfe  {hall  enter  into 
Verfe  27. 
27.the  woman  (halbe  a  curfe  among  her 
Deut.  1 1 . 26.before  you  a  blefling  and  a  curfe 

28  .a  cutfe,iC  ye  will  not  obey  the  command. 
29.and  the  curfe  upon  mount  Ebal 
23.  J  .turned  the  curfe  into  a  blefling  unto  thee 
29.19.  when  he  heareth  the  words  of  this  cutfe 
30. 1. the  blefling  &  thec#r.wchI  havefet  befo. 
Jof.6.  i8.andmake  the  camp  of  Ifrael  a  cutfe 
/«dg.9.57.upon  them  came  the  curfe  of  Jotham 

1  K^.2-8.whichcurfed  me  with  a  grievous  curfe 

2  Kin.zz.ig.  they  (hall  become  a  defol.and  a  curfe 
N'^.io.29.andentredinto  a  cutfe  and  an  oath 

1 3 .2.our  God  turned  the  curfe  into  a  blefling 
Job  3 1 .30. by  wiftiing  a  curfe  to  his  foule 
Pro.3.3  3  .curfe  of  the  L.is  in  the  houie  of  the  wick. 
26.2X0  the  cutfe  caufleffe  (hall  not  come 
27. 14.it  (halbe  counted  a  cutfe  to  him 
28.27.hideth  his  eyes,(hall  have  many  a  cutfe 
I/i.24.6.therfore  hath  the  cw.devoured  the  earth 
34.5 .upon  the  peop.of  my  cutfe  to  judgement 
43. 2  8. and  have  given  Jacob  to  thecutfe 
65.1  y. leave  your  name  for  a  cutfe  unto  my  cho. 
Jet. 14. 9. to  be  aproverb,a  taunt,and  a  cutfe 
2  y.r  8.and  a  cutfe, as  it  is  this  day 
26.6\make  this  city  a  curfe  to  all  the  nations 
29.  i8.to  be  a  car/e,and  an  aftonilhment 

2  2.of  them  (halbe  taken  up  a  cutfe  of  all 
4 2. 1 8  .ye  (halbe  an  aftoniihment  and  a  cutfe 
44  8. and  that  ye  might  be  a  e«r/e,and  a 
i2.they  (halbe  zcutfe  znd  a  reproach 
2  2. therefore  is  your  land  a  cutfe 
49. 1 3  .that  Bozrah  (hall  become  a  cutfe 
Lam.  5.6?  .give  them  thy  curfe,\mto  them 
Dan.9.1 1  .therefore  the  cutfe  is  powred  upon  us 
Zccfo.y-3.this  is  the  curfe  that  goeth  forth 

8.13  .that  as  ye  were  a  cutfe  among  the  heathen 

Mal.z.z.I  will  even  fend  a  curfe  upon  you 

3 .9-ye  are  curfed  with  a  c«//e 

4.6.1eft  I  come,and  finite  the  earth  with  a  curfe 

.^#.23.  i2.boundthemfel. under  a curfe$hax they 

i4.we  have  bound  our  felv.under  a  great c#. 


Gal. 1 .  10.  works  of  the  law,are  under  the  curfe 
1 3  .Chrift  hath  redeemed  us  from  the  cutfe 
being  made  a  cutfe  for  us 
Revel. zz-i-und  there  (halbe  no  more  w/e 

Curfe. 
Gen-  8 . 2 1  .He  not  again  cutfe  the  ground 

12.3.1k  curfe  him  that  curleth  thee 
Exod-  2  2.28. nor  cutfe  the  ruler  of  thy  people 
Lewt.  19. 14. thou  (halt  not  c«r/£  the  deafe 
2V/i7».2  2.6.come,I  pray  thee, cutfe  me  this  people 

Verfe  17. 
1 1. come  now,  cutfe  me  them 
r  2.thou  (halt  not  cutfe  the  people,for 
23.7.  faying,Come  cutfe  me  Jacob 
8.how  (hall  I  cut.  whom  God  hath  not  curf. 

I  i.I  took  thee  to  cutfe  mine  enemies 
1 3. and  cutfe  me  them  from  this 
25.neithercziir.them  at  alienor  bleffethemat 
27-that  thou  mayeft  cut.  me  them  fro  thence 

24,io.Icalledrhee'tocw/e  mine  enemies 

Deut.z  3. 4. hired  agaiftfi:  thee  Balaam  to  curfe  thee 

27.i3.thefe(hallftand  upon  mount  Eb.toe«. 

fof.zq.y.znd  called  Balaam  to  cutfe  you 

Judv.j.zi. cutfe  ye  Meroz,faid  the  angel  of  the  L. 

cutfe  ye  bitterly  the  inhabitants  thereof 

2  Sam.it.g.w  hy  (hould  this  dead  dog  cut.my  lord 

10. let  him  ew.becaufe  the  L.hath  faid,C/«/c 

I I  .and  let  him  cwfe,Cor  the  L.hath  bidden 
Nd!?.!$,2.thathe(houldf«.them,howbcit  our  G. 
Job  1 . 1 1  .and  he  will  cutfe  thee  to  thy  face 

Chapt.2.5. 
z.cf'Cutfe  God,  and  die 
3. 8. let  them  cutfe  it  that  cutfe  the  day 
Pfal.6  2. 4-but  they  cutfe  inwardly 

109.28  .let  them  cutfe,b\it  bleffe  thou 
Pro.  1  i.26".withholdeth  corn,the  peo.ihil  car.him 
24.24.him  (hall  the  people  cutfe 
30. 10. left  he  curfe  thee,and  thou  be  found 
Ecclef.7. 21  .left  thou  heat  thy  fervantse«r/c  thee 
io.20.c«r.not  the  King,no  not  in  thy  thought 
ande«r.not  the  rich  in  thy  bed-chamber 
Ifa.S.z  i.and  curfe  their  King,and  their  God 
Jet.  1  y .  1  o.yet  every  one  of  them  doth  curfe  me 
Aftf;.2.2.and  I  will  cutfe  your  bleflings 
Mat.  y.44,love  your  enem.blefs  them  that  cut. you 

Luke  6.z2. 
26.74 tncn  ne  Degan t0  cul'fe  a"d  to  fweare 

Afar^c  14.71. 
Rom.i  2.14-which  perfecute  you,bleff"e,&  cur.not 


Jam.  3 .9. and  therewith  e»//e  we  men 

Curfcb. 

Ge».3.i4.ferpent,Thou  art  cut  fed  above  all  cattel 
17. cur  fed  is  the  ground  for  thy  fake 
4.1  i.now  art  thou  cutfed  from  the  earth 
y.29.becaufe  of  the  ground  wCl  the  L  hath  curf. 
9.2y.he  faid,  Cutfed  be  Canaan 
27.29.CHr/cc/be  every  one  that  curfeth  thee 
49.7  .attfedbz  their  anger,for  it  was  fierce 
Iruit.zo.9.he  hathew^his  father,  or  his  mother 
24.11  .and  cutfed,8c  they  brought  him  to  Mof. 
i4.faying,Bring  forth  him  that  hath  curfed 
Verfe  2  3 . 
Num  22. 16. he  whom  thoucurfeftis  cutfed 
23.8.I10W  (hall  I  curfe  whom  God  hath  not  cu. 
24#9-and  curfed  is  he  that  curfeth  thee 
De«f.27.irc«//.betheman  that  taketh  any  grave 
1 6.c«r.be  he  that  fetteth  light  by  his  father 
1 7-cu.bt  he  that  removeth  his  neighb.la.ma. 
1 8  .cur.be  he  that  maketh  the  blind  to  wand. 
19.cw.be  he  that  perverteth  the  judgment  of 
20.ew.be  he  that  lyeth  with  his  fathers  wife 
2 1  .c«.be  he  that  lyeth  with  any  man.of  beaft 
zz.curfedbt  he  that  lyeth  with  his  lifter 
2  3.c«''/frfbehethat  lyeth  with  his  mother 
24.cw.be  he  that  fmiteth  his  neigh.fecretly 
2  %.curfedbt  he  that  taketh  reward  to  flay 
z6. curfed  be  he  that  confirmeth  not  all  the 
28.i6.c«*'.(halt  thou  be  in  the  city,cw.in  the  fi. 
I7.c«;/cc/(halbe  thy  basket  and  thy  ftore 
i8.ew/«/(halbe  the  fruit  of  thy  body 
\g.curfed (halt  thou  be  when  thou  comeft  in 
curfed  (halt  thou  be  when  thou  goeft  out 
Jof.6.  z6>cutfedbe.  the  man  before  the  Lord  that 

9.23.  now  therefore  ye  are  cutfed 
Judg.g. z7.  did  eat  &  drink,and  cutfed  Abimelech 
2i.i8.e«r.bc  he  thatgiveth  a  wife  to  Benjamin 
'  '  V  3_ 


1  Sa.i^.zq.airfedbc  the  man  that  eates  any  fo.til 

28c«.be  the  man  that  eateth  any  fo.this  day 
17.43.the  Philiftine  c»/«f  David  by  his  gods 
26.1 9  curfed  be  they  before  the  L.for  they  have 

2  Sam.  1 6.  y .  came  forth,  &  curfed  ftill  as  he  came 

7.thus  faid  Shtmci  when  he  cutfed,Comz 
1 3  .cutfed  him  as  he  went,and  threw  ftones 
i9.2i.becaufe  he  cutfed  the  Lords  anointed 
1 1(p-2.8.whichc«>yc(sf  me  witha  grievous  curfe 
2  Kin.  2. 24  .and  curfed  them  in  the  name  of  the  L. 

9-34-go  fee  now  this  curfed  woman,  and 
Neh.  1 3 .  24 . curfed  them,and  fmote  certain  of  them 
Job  1 .  y  .and  curfedGod  in  their  hearts 

3.i.opened  Job  his  mouth,and  cutfed  his  day 
y.3-but  fuddenly  I  curfed this  habitation 
24. 1 8. their  portion  is  curfed  in  the  earth 
Vfal.  17 .2  2. they  that  be  cw.of  him  (halbe  cut  off 

1 1 9.2 1.  rebuked  the  proud  that  are  curfed 
Ecclef.7. 22.  thy  felfe  likewife  haft  curfed  others 
Jer.ii.z.curfidbc  the  man  that  obeycrh  not  the 
17.5  -curfed  be  the  man  that  trufteth  in  man 
20.  nMtrfcdbe  the  day  wherein  I  was  borne 

1  %.cu.  be  the  man  that  brought  tidings  unto 
48.10.ca.be  he  that  doth  the  work  of  the  L.de. 
curfed  be  he  th.it  keepeth  his  fword  from 
Mai. i.i4.but  curfedbc  the  deceiver 
2.2.yea,I  have  curfed  them  already 
3 .9.ye  are  curfed  with  a  curfe 
Mat. 25.4 1. depart  from  me  ye  curfed 
John  7. 49. who  knoweth  not  the  law,are  curfed 
Gal.  3.10. curfed  is  every  one  that  continueth  not 

1 3  .cutfed  is  every  one  thathangeth  on  a  tree 
2  Pe£.2.i4.exercifed  with  cove.praftices,c///,.child. 

Cutfct)  thing. 
Deut. 7.  z6.\e.h\  thou  be  a  curfed  thing,like  it 

for  it  is  a  curfed  thing 
1 3 . 1 7  .cleave  nought  of  the  curfed  thing  to 

CurfeDtt. 

Mar.  1  i.ai.fig-tree  which  thoucurfedft  is  withred 

Curfeff. 

Num.j.z 3 .prieft  (hall  write  thefe curfes  in  a 
Dcut.zZ.i  y.that  all  thefe  cw.fliall  come  upon  thee 

Verfe  4  y . 

29.20.all  the  curfes  that  are  written  in  this 

2 1. according  to  all  the  curfe s  of  the  covena. 

27. all  the  curfes  that  are  written  in  this 

3 0.7. put  all  thefe  curfes  upon  thine  enemies 

2  Chro.-zq.  24.even  all  the  curfes  that  are  written 

Curfed. 
Num.zz.6.he  whom  thou  curfejl  is  curfed 

Curreti). 
Gcw.12.3J  will  curfe  him  that  curfeth  thee 

27.29.curfedbe  he  that  curfeth  thee 
Exod. 2 1. 1 7. he  that  cur.his  father  or  mother  (hall 

Zra£.20.9. 
/.cwf.24.1  y.whofocw/cffohis  god  (hallbeare  his 
Num.  24.9. and  curfed  be  he  that  curfeth  thee 
Pro. 20.  io.whofo  cutfeth  his  father  or  mother,his 
30. 1 1. a  generation  that  cutfeth  their  father,& 
Mat. 1  y.4.hethatc«r/.fatheror  moth. let  him  die 
Mar\e  7.10. 
CurSrtg, 
Num.- -j ,ii.  charge  the  wo.with  an  oath  oicutfing 
Deut.z  8.io.the  Lord  (hall  fend  upon  thee  cuffing 

30.1 9-fet  before  you  blefling  and  curfmg 
2  Sam,i  6.\  2.W1II  require  good  for  hisew//i?g,this 
Pfal.10.7 .his  mouth  is  full  of  cutfing 

59. 1 2. for  cutfing  and  lying,which  they  fpeak 
109V 1 7. as  he  loved  cutfing, Co  let  it  come 
18. as  he  clothed  himfelfe  with  curfmg 
Pro.29.14.he  heareth  cutfing,  and  bewrayeth  it  not 
/te.3.i4.whofe  mouth  isfull  of  curfinf, znd 
Heb.6.2.znd  is  nigh  unto  curfmg,  whofe  end 
Jam.  3 . 1  o.fame  mouth  proceedeth  blefling  &  cur. 

Curttngsf. 
/0/.8. 3  4. the  bleflings  and  curfings  according  to 

Cnrtatne. 
Exod.z6.z.the  length  of  a  curtaine.        Vcr,8,i-}. 
8r.Chapt.36  9,1  y. 
the  breadth  of  a  curtaine.  Ver.8. 
&  Chapt.36  9. iy. 
4. loops  of  blue  upon  the  edge  of  the  curtaine 
in  the  uttermoft  edge  of  another  curtaine 
y. fifty  loops  make  in  one  curtaine 
yo.loops  make  in  the  edge  of  thtcurtaine 
9. and  (halt  double  the  fixth  curtaine 

10. make 


CUR        C  U  S 

io.make  50.lo.in  the  edge  of  the  one  curtain 

&  50.  loops  in  the  edge  of  the  curt,  which 

3  6.  i  j. made  loops  of  blue  in  the  ed.of  the  one  c. 

in  the  uttermoft  fide  of  another  curtain 

1 1. fifty  loops  made  he  in  one  curtain 

fifty  loops  made  he  in  the  edge  of  the  cur. 

the  loops  held  one  curtain  to  another 

17. upon  the  uttermoft  edge  of  the  curtainin 

fifty  loops  made  he  upon  the  edge  of  the  en. 

Num.^.i6.and  the  curta.fot  the  doore  of  the  court 

Pfal.  104  j. who  ftretcheft  out  the  heav-like  a  cart. 

l/^o.az.fhetchethoutthe  heavens  as  a  curtain 

Cuttatnes. 
Exod.zC  1.  make  the  tabernacle  with  10. curtaines 
2. every  one  of  the  curt,  fhall  have  one  meaf. 
3. the  5.cai'f<?»uih:-.lbecoupled,other  f.curta. 
6.couple  the  curtain.cogtihcr  with  thetaches 
7  .make  curtaincs  of  goats  haire 

eleven  curtaines  fhalt  thou  make 
9.  couple  5.  curtaines,  and  6-curtaines 
1  i. remnant  that  remainethof  the  curtaines 
36. 8. made  lo.curtaines  of  fine  twined  linnen 
^.the  curtaines  were  all  of  one  fize 

1  o.he  coupled  the  5  -curtain.one  unto  anoth. 

the  other  j. curt. he  coupled  one  unto  ano. 
1 3  .and  coupled  the  curta.ont  unto  another 
1 4. he  made  curtaines  of  goats  haire 

eleven  curtaines  he  made  them 
1 5. the  eleven  curtains  were  of  one  fize 
16. he  coupled  ^.curtaines  by  themfelvcs 

and  6. curtaines  by  themfelves 
Num.4:  2  5  -they  fhall  bear  the  curt. of  the  tabernac. 
2  Sam.j.z.Pak  of  God  dwelleth  within  curtaines 
%  Cbro.  1 7. 1  .Ark  of  the  L.remained  under  curtains 
Cant.  1 . 5  .as  the  curtaines  of  Solomon 
J^.54.2.1et  them  ftretch  forth  the  curtaines  of 
fer.^.zo.zncX  my  curtaines  in  a  moment 
10. 26. and  to  fet  up  my  curtaincs 
49.29.take  to  themfelves  their  curtaines 
Hab.i  .j.curta.of  the  land  of  Midian  did  tremble 

Cuth. 
Ge».  i  o.6.the  fons  of  Ham,  Cujh3  Mizraim 

1  Chron.i.S. 
7. the  fons  of  Cujh,  Seba,  and  Havilah 

1  Chron.  1.9. 
8.C»/&begatNimrod.  1  Cbro.1.10, 

Ifa.  1 1. 1  i.which  fhalbe  left  from  Cujh 

Caftan. 
Hob.  3 .7 .1  faw  the  tents  of  Cufban  in  affl  i&ion 

Cuu)an=iSfft)athafin, 
Judgi$.hz  fold  them  into  the  hand  oiCuJh.RiJh. 
child.of  Ifr.  ferved  Cujhan-Rijhatb.  8  .yeares 
icLord  delivered  Cujhan-Rifh. into  his  hand 
hand  prevailed  againft  Cujhan-Rijhathaim 
Cufhf. 
2  Sam.  1 8. 2 1  .then  faid  Joab  to  CuJhi,Go  tell  the 
Cujhibowed  himfelfe,and  ran 
2 2. let  me  alfo  run  after  Cujhi 

2  3 -and  Ahimaaz  over-ran  Cujhi 

3 1  .behold, Cujhi  came,and  Cujhi  faid 

3  2. King  did  unto  Cujhi  Is  the  young  man 

Cujhi  anfwered  the  enemies  of  my  Lord 
Jer.26.14.tht  fon  of  O/J&i  unto  Baruch 
Zeph.i.i*  which  came  untr>  Zeph.the  fon  of  Cujhi 

Cuftobp. 

Num.7 .3  6".under  the  cujlody  of  the  fons  of  Merari 
Eftb.z.  3. unto  the  cufto.of  Hege  the  Kings  chamb. 
8.the  palace  to  ti  <e  cujlody  of  Hegai 

to  the  cujlody  of  Hegai,keeper  of  the  worn. 
i4.to  the  cuft.of  Shaafhgaz  the  Kings  cham. 
dTttdome.  Cuftome. 
Gen.  3 1 . 3  5  .the  cuflome  of  women  is  upon  me 
Judg.  11.39- an<* 'lt  was  a  cl4ome  m  Ifrael 
1  Sam.2. 1 3  .ptiefts  cuft.whh  the  people  was,that 
E'zra  3  ^.according  to  the  cuftome&s  the  duty  of 
4.13  .will  they  not  pay  tribute  and  cuflome 
20.and  the  cuflome  was  paid  unto  them 
7.24.to  impofe  toll,tribute,orc«/2.upon  them 
/c/'.3  2.i  1. according  to  the  law  and  cuflome 
Mat.  q.y.  named  Matth. fitting  at  the  receit  otcuft. 
17,2  5  .Kings  of  the  earth  take  cuflo.  or  tribute 
itf<2i'.2.i4.Gttingatthereceitof^o»e,  and 
Luk,.  1 .9. according  to  the  cufto.of  the  priefts  office 
2. 27  .for  hirn,after  the  cuftome  of  the  law 
42.K)  Jerufalem,after  thecuftome  of  thefeaft 


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4. 1 6. and  as  his  cuftome  was,he  went  into 
y.27.named  Levi,fitting  at  the  receit  of  cuftom 
John  1 8 . 3  9,ye  have  a  cuftome,  that  I  fhould  releafe 
Rom.  1 3 .j. cuflome  to  whom cujlomefeay  to  whom 
1  Cor.  1 1 . 1 6.we  have  no  fuch cuftome,ncitha  the 

Cttftoinc0, 
Levit.  18.30.  any  one  of  thefe  abomin.c«/?o.w  hich 
Jer.  10.3  .the  cuftomes  of  the  people  are  vaine 
AU.6.\a[.s.nd  fhall  change  the  cuftome s 

1 6. 2 1  .and  teach  cufto. which  are  not  lawfull 

2  i.i  1. neither  to  walk  after  the  cuftomes 
26.3  .to  be  expert  in  all  cuftomes 

28.  ij.ox  cuftomes  of  our  fathers,yet  was  I 
Cut, 
Exorf.39.3.and  cut  it  into  wiers  to  work  it 
Lrat.  i.6.and  cut  it  into  his  pieces 

1  z.cut  it  into  his  pieces  with  his  head 
8.20.and  he  cut  the  ram  into  pieces 
Deut .  1 4. 1  .ye  fhall  not  cut  your  felves 
Judg.zo.6.l  took  my  concubine,and  cut  her 
1  Kin.  18.23 .and  cut  themfelves  after  their  maner 

1  Cbro.  10. i.znd  cut  them  with  fawes  &  harrowes 

2  Cfotf.2.8.can  skill  to  cut  timber  in  Lebanon 

1  o .give  to  thy  ferv.the  hewers  that  cut  timb. 
i6.we  will  cut  wood  out  of  Lebanon 

Tfal.ioj.\6.znd  cut  the  bars  of  iron  in  funder 
1/4.45. 2.and  cut  *n  fur*der  the  bars  of  iron 

5  1 .9.  art  thou  not  it  that  hath  cut  Rahab 
/e(.r6.6.1ament  for  them,nor  cat  themfelves 

34.1 8. when  they  cut  the  calfe  in  twaine 

3  6.23  .he  cut  it  with  the  pen- knife,and  caft 
41. f  .and  having  cut  themfelves  with  offerings 
47. 5. how  long  wiltthoucat  thy  felfe 

Amo.9. 1  .and  cut  them  in  the  head,all  of  them 

Cat, 
Imf.22.24.not  offer  that  which  is  broken  or  cut 
£^.i6.4-thy  navell  was  not  cut 
Ail.  5.33  .they  were  cut  to  the  heart,and  took 
7.f4.they  were  cut  to  the  heart,and  gnafhed 
Cut  afunder. 
Pfal.u9.4he  hath  cut  afunder  the  cordsofthewi. 
/rr.{  0.2  3. hammer  of  the  whole  earth  cut  afunder 
Zecb.i  i.io.my  ftafFe,even  beauty,  &  cut  it  afund. 

1 4.then  I  cut  afunder  mine  other  ftaffe 
Afdf.24. 5 1  .and  fhall  cut  him  afunder,&  appoint 
Lu\.  1 2.46.8c  will  cut  him  afunder,&  will  appoint 

Cut  downe. 
Exod.  3  4.1 3  .and  cut  downe  their  groves 
Levit.  26. 3  o.and  I  will  cat  downe  your  images 
Num.11.z2.cut  down  from  thence  a  branch  wch 
24  children  of  Ifrael  cut  down  from  thence 
Deut  7. 5. and  cut  down  their  groves,and  burn 
19.  s.fetcheth  a  ftroke  with  the  axe  to  ca.down 
20. 1 9  .and  thou  fhalt  not  cut  them  down 
20.thou  fhalt  deftroy,  and  cut  them  down 
Jof.  17.15  .cut  down  for  thy  felfe  there  in  the  land 

1 8. and  thou  fhalt  cut  it  downe 
Judg. 6. z  5. and  cut  down  the  grove  that  is  by  it 
26  of  the  grove,  which  thou  fhalt  cut  down 

2  8  .the  grove  was  cut  down  that  was  by  it 

3  o.becaufe  he  hath  cut  downe  the  grove 
9. 48. and  cut  down  a  bough  from  the  trees 

49.aH  the  peo.caf  down  every  man  his  bough 
2  Kin.6.4  came  to  Jordan,they  cut  down  wood 
6. he  cut  down  a  ftick,and  caft  it  into 
1 8 .4.and  cut  down  the  groves,and  brake 
19.23  .will  cut  down  the  tall  cedar  trees  thereof 

2  3 . 1 4.and  cut  down  the  groves,and  filled 
2  Cbro.  14. 3 .  and  he  cut  downe  the  groves 

1  $.i6\and  Afacat  down  herldoll 

3  i.i.and  cut  down  the  grove,and  threw  down 
3  4.4'that  were  on  high  above  them,he  ca.down 

7-and  cut  down  all  the  idols  throughout 
Job  8.1 2. in  his  greenneffe,  &  not  cut  do.it  with. 
i4.2.cometh  forth  like  a  flowre,&  is  cut  down 
7. hope  of  a  tree,if  it  be  cut  down3that  it  wil 
22.16.wh.ich  were  cat  down  out  of  time 
20.whereas  our  fubftance  is  not  cut  down 
P/2r.37.2.they  fhal  foon  be  cat  down  like  the  grafs 
80. 1 6. it  is  burnt  with  fire3it  is  cut  down 
90. 6. in  the  evening  it  is  cut  down 
Jfn-9.  io.Sycamores  are  cut  down,  but  we  will 
10.34.  he  dialled  downe  the  thickets  of 
1 4. 1 2. how  art  thou  cat  down  to  the  ground 
1  i '.  5 .  and  cut  do  wn  the  branches 
22.25  .and  be  (At  downsand  fall 


CUT        CUT 

37.24.1  will  cat  down  the  tall  cedars  thereof 
Jer.zz.y.they  fhall  cut  down  thy  choice  cedars 
25.37. peaceable  habitations  are  cm  down 
46. 2 3. they  fhall  cut  downe  her  forreft 
48. 2. thou  fhalt  be  cut  dovvn,0  mad  men 
£^.6.6.and  your  images  may  be  cut  downe 

39.  io.neither  cut  down  any  out  of  the  forreft 
Nab.  1 . 1 2  .yet  thus  fhall  they  be  cut  downe 
Zepb.  1 . 1 1. all  the  mercifull  people  are  cut  down 
Mat. zi.  8.  others  cut  down  the  branches 

Mm\e  1 1.8 
Lu\.  1 3 .7.and  find  none,  cut  it  downe 

9#then  after  that  thou  fhalt  cut  it  down 

cttto#: 

Gen.9. 1 1  .neither  fhall  all  flefh  be  cut  off 

1 7.  i4.uncircumcifed  fhalbe  cut  off 
Exod.  4. z^.znd  cut  oS  the  foreskin  of  her  fon 
9.1 5. and  thou  fhalt  be  cut  off  the  earth 
12.15  .that  foule  fhalbe  cut  off.         Verfe  1 9. 
Chi.3i.i4.&2v"««.  1 5.30,31.8c  19.13 
23.23.andl  will  cut  them  off 
30.3  3  .fhalbe  cut  off  from  his  people.  Ver.38 
Levit.7. 10,21,25,27. &  i7-4>9.&  i?-8, 
23,27.  & Nm.9.13.  thefame. 
Le  v.ij.io.vj  ill  cut  him  off  from  among  hispeop. 
i4.whofoever  eateth  it,fhalbe  cut  off 
18. 2$>.fhalbe  cut  off  from  among  their 
20.3  .will  cut  him  off  from  amo.his  peop.  V.6. 
5.againft  his  family,  and  will  cut  him  off 
17-fhalbe  cut  off  in  the  fight  of  their 
1  8.  both  of  them  fhalbe  cut  off  from  among 
2  2.3. that  foule  fhalbe  cut  off  from  my  prefence 
N/1, 4. 1  i.eut  ye  not  off  the  tribe  of  the  fam.of  the 
15.31  .that  foule  fhall  utterly  be  cut  off 
19.20.that  foul  fhalbe  cat  off  fro  amo.thecong 
Deut.  1 2.29.Lo.thy  God  fhal  cut  offthe  nat.from 
i9.i.Lord  thy  God hathc#t  offthe nat.whofe 
2  3 . 1  .or  hath  his  privie  member  cut  offsfhall 
2  5.i2.thenthou  fhaltcat  off  her  hand 
Jof.3.1 3>wat.of  Jord.fhalbe  cut  off  from  the  wat. 
1 6. even  the  fait  fea  failcd,and  were  cut  off 
47.that  the  wat.of  Jord.were  cut  offbefore  thee 
the  waters  of  Jord.were  cut  off,and  thefe 
7-9-and  cut  off  our  name  from  the  earth 
1 1 . 2 1  .and  cut  off  the  Anakims  fro  the  mount. 

2  3 .4.nations  that  I  have  cut  off,even  unto  the 
Judg.  i.6.and  cut  off  his  thumbs  and  great  toes 

7.having  their  thumbs  and  toes  cut  off 
2 1 .6.one  tribe  t«f  off  from  Ifrael  this  day 
Ruth  4. 1  o.name  of  the  dead  be  not  cut  off  from 
1  S2.2.3i.daies  come  that  I  will  cu.oS thine  arms 
3  3  .whom  I  fhal  not  cut  off  from  mine 
5-4.both  the  palms  of  his  hands  were  tat  off 
17.5 1. flew  him,&  cut  off  his  head  therewith 
20.1 5.not  cat  off  thy  kindnefs  from  mine  hoti. 
when  the  L.hath  cat  offthe  enem.of  David 
24-4.cat  offthe  skirt  of  Sauls  robe  privily 
5.  becaufe  he  had  cut  off  Sauls  skirt 
11.  for  in  that  I  have  cat  off  the  skirt  of  thy 
2 1. that  thou  wilt  not  cut  off  my  feed  after 
28.9.I10W  he hathcat  off thofe  that  have  famil. 

3  i.9.catoffhis  head,and  ftript  off  his  armour 
2Sdw.4.i2.they  flew  them  ,&  cut  off  their  hands 

7. 9. and  have  cat  off  all  thine  enemies  out  of 
io.9.andc««  off  their  garments  in  the  middle 
20.22.and  they  cat  offthe  head  of  Sheba 

1  2$s-9-7.then  will  I  cut  off  Ifrael  out  of  the  land 

1 1 . 1  tf.untill  he  had  cut  off  every  male  in  Edom 
j  3 . 3  4.even  to  cat  it  offand  to  deftroy  it  from 
14.10.and  will  cat  off  from  Jero.him  thatpiff. 

i4.whofhallcat  offthe  houfe  of  Jeroboam 
i8>4.when  Jezebel  cat  offthe Proph.of  the  L. 
21.21.&  will  cat  off  from  Ahab  him  thatpiff. 
2  Kings  9.8. 

2  KJ'0. 16.17  -K.  Ahaz  cut  off  the  bord.fr6  the  baf. 

18.16.did  Hezek.cat  offthe  gold  fro  the  doo. 

1  Cfo"0.i7.8.and  have  cut  off  all  thine  enemies 

1 9-4-and  cat  off  their  garments  in  the  midft 

2  CM.  2  2. 7. had  anointed  to  ca.offthe  ho. of  Ahab 

26. 2 1,  for  he  was  cut  off  from  the  ho.oftheL. 
32.2i.weh  eta  off  all  the  mighty  men  of  valour 
Job  4.7. or  where  were  the  righteous  cat  off 
6.9-let  loofe  his  hsnds,and  cat  me  off 
8.i4.whofe  hope  fhalbe  cut  off 
1  r.  lo.if  he  cat  offjor  fhut  up,or  gather  tegeth.  I 
1 8.  i6.and  above  fhall  his  branch  be  cut  off 

...     2i.2i.number  1 


GUT       CUT 


CUT       CUT 


C  Y  M      CYR 


2  i .  a 1  .number  of  his  moneths  is  cut  off  in  the 
ij.i7.becaufel  was  cut  off  before  the  darknefs 
14.z4.and  cut  oftyurthe  tops  of  the  ears 

16. 10.  when  the  people  are  cut  ofFm  their  pla. 
Yal.ii.1-  Lord  (hall  cut  off  all  flattering  hps 

3  1 .  i  2.I  am  cut  off  from  before  thine  eyes 
\4.16.tocut  off  the1  remembr.  of  them  from 
2  7  a. for  evill  doers  mall  be  cut  off 

2  z.that  be  curfed  of  him  (hall  be  cut  off 
28.feed  of  the  wicked  fhall  btcut  off 
34.when  the  wicked  are  cut  off,  thou 

3  8.  end  of  the  wicked  fhall  be  cut  off 
y4.j.  cut  them  off  in  thy  truth 
7f.io.hornesofthewickedwilll«tfoff 
76. 1 2.he  fhall  cut  off  the  fpirit  of  Princes  '• 

8  ?.4.comej  and  let  as  cut  them  off  frombeing 
8  S.  y  .they  are  cut  off  from  thy  hand 

16. thy  terrors  have  cut  mee  off 
90. io.for  it  is foon  cut  off,and_  we  flie 
94.z5.d1aU  cut  them  off  in  their  own  wickedn. 
the  Lord  our  God  fhall  cut  them  off 
10 1.  5.  flanders  his  neighbour,him  wil  I  cut  off 

8. that  I  may  cut  off  all  wicked  doers 
1 09 . 1 3  .let  his  pofterity  be  cut  off 

1 5. that  he  may  cut  off  the  memory  of  them 
1 43 . 1 2.of  thy  mercy  cut  off  mine  enemies 
Pro.z.zz.  wicked  fhall  becut  off  from  the  earth 
22  18  thine  expectation  fhall  not  be  cut  off 

Chap.  24  14- 
Ifa.g.  14.  Lord  will  cut  off  from  Ifra.  head  &  taile 
10.7.  anicut  off  nations  not  a  few 
1 1.1  j.  adverfaries  of Judah  fhall  be  cut  off 
i4.2a.e«*off  from  Babyl.the  name,8c  remnant 
ij.2.baldneffe,  and  every  beard  cut  off 
18.5 .both  cut  offthe  fprigs  with  pruning  hooks 
29.ao.all  that  watch  for  iniquity  are  cut  oft 
3  8 . 1 2.I  have  cut  off  like  a  weaver  my  life 

he  will  cut  me  off  with  pining  fickneffe 
48 .9.refraine  for  thee,that  I  cut  thee  not  off 
1 9.his  name  fhould  not  hive  been  cut  oft 
%  3.8.  was  cut  off  out  of  the  land  of  the  living 
5  j.i  3  .an  everlaft.figne,that  fhall  not  be  cut  off 
56\$.an  everlaft.name,  that  fhall  not  be  cut  off 

66.3 .  as  if  he  cut  off  a  dogs  neck 
/cc.7.28.  and  iscut  off  from  their  mouth 

i9.cut  off  thine  hair,  O  Jeruf.8c  caft  it  away 
9. 2 1  .to  cut  offthe  children  from  without 
1 1 .  a?,  us  cut  him  off  from  the  land  of  the  liv. 
44.7.to  cut  off  from  you  man  and  woman 

8.  that  yee  might  cut  your  felvesoff 

1 1  .and  to  cut  off  all  Judah 

47.4.  to  cut  off  from  Tyrus  &  Sid.  every  helper 
j.Askelon  is  cut  offwith  the  remnant  of 

48.2.andlet  vscut  it  off  from  being  a  nation 

25. the  home  of  Moab  is  cut  off 
49.z6.men  of  war  fhall  be  cut  off  in  that  day 

Chap.  50. 30. 
50. 16.  cut  offthe  fower  from  Babylon 
5  1.6.  be  not  cut  off  in  her  iniquity 

6i.fpoken  againft  thisplace,toe«f  it  off 
Lam.z.3.  he  hath  cut  off  all  the  home  of  Ifrael 
3 .  j  3  .they  have  cut  off  my  life  in  the  dungeon 
5  4-then  I  faid,  I  am  cut  off 
E^e£.  14^8.  He  cut  him  off  from  the  midft  of  my 
1 3  .will  cut  off  man  and  bcaft  from  it 

Chap.2j.13. 
17.fr)  that  I  cut  offman  and  beaft  from  it 
1 9.  to  cut  off  from  it  man  and  beaft     V.  2 1 . 
17.9-and  cut  offthe  fruit,fo  that  it  wither 

17.  building  forts,  to  cut  off  many  perfons 
2 1 . 3 .  cut  off  from  thee  the  righteous  &  wicked 

Verfe  4. 
25,7. 1  will  cut  thee  off  from  thy  people 

16.I  wi\\  cut  offthe  Cherubims 
29.8.  and  cut  offman  and  beaft  out  of  thee 
3  o.  1 5 .1  will  cut  off"  the  multitude  of  No 
3 1. 1 2.terrible  of  the  nations  have  cut  him  off 
3  { .  7 .  and  cut  off  from  it  him  that  paffeth  out 
3 7 . 1 1 .  we  are  cut  off  fot  our  parts 
Dan.4.  i4.  and  cut  off  his  branches,  (hake  off  his 
9- J-6.  and  two  weeks  fhall  Meffiah  be  cut  off 
Hops, 4>made  them  idols,that  they  may  btcut  off 
io.7.her  Ki.  iscut  off,as  the  fome  upon  the  wa. 
1 5.  King  of  Ifrael  be  utterly  cut  off 
Joel  1.  5. for  it  is  cut  off  from  your  mouth 

9-drink  off.js  cut  offf  rorn  the  houfe  of  the  L. 


1 6.  is  not  the  meat  cut  off  before  your  eyes 

Am. 1 . 5 .  &  cut  off  the  inhab.from  the  plain  of  Av- 
8  .lie  cut  offthe  inhabitant  from  Afhdod 
2 . 3 .1  le  cut  off  the  Judge  from  the  midft  thereof 
3.i4.hornes  of  the  altar  fhall  be  cutoff,  &  fall 

Obad.5.  if  robbers  by  night  (how  art  thou  cut  off) 
9.ev.one  of  the  mount  of  Efau  may  be  cut  off 
1  o.  and  thou  fruit  be  cut  off  for  ever 
1 4. to  cut  off  thofe  of  his  t  hat  did  efcape 

Micab  y.^.all  thine  enemies  fhall  be  cut  off 

io.Ile  cut  offthy  horfes  out  of  the  midft  of 
1 1 .1  will  cut  off  the  cities  of  thy  land 
1 2. He  cut  oft' witchcrafts  out  of  thine  hand 
1 3  .thy  graven  images  alfo  will  I  cut  off 

Na.  1 . 1 4.hou.of  thy  gods  wil  I  cut  offthe  grav.im. 

I  f  .no  more  pafs  thor.  thee,he  is  utter.c«£  off 
2. 1 3 .1  will  cut  offthy  prey  from  the  earth 
3.15  .the  fword  fhall  cut  the  off 

Hab.  3 . 1 7  .the  flock  fhall  be  cut  off  from  the  fold 
Zeph.  1 . 3 .  He  cut  off  man  from  off  the  land 
4.  He  cut  oft  the  remnant  of  Baal  from 

I I  .all  that  beare  filver  are  cut  off 
3.6. 1  have  cut  offthe  nations 

7X0  their  dwelling  fhould  not  be  cut  off 
Zech.f.j.zyety  one  that  ftealeth  fhall  be  cut  off 

every  one  that  fweareth  fhall  be  cut  off 
9.6.  He  cut  offthe  pride  of  the  Philiftims 
lo.He  cut  offthe  charet  from  Ephraim 

and  the  battle  bow  fhall  be  cut  off 
1 1 .8 .three  fhepherds  alfo  I  cut  off  in  one  mon. 
9.that  that  is  to  be  cut  off,let  it  be  cut  off 
1 6.  which  fhall  not  vifit  thofe  that  be  cut  oft' 
13.2.  that  Ihcut  offthe  names  of  the  idols 

8.two  parts  therein  fhall  be  cut  off,  and  die 
1 4.2.  ref.of  the  people  fhall  not  be  cut  off  from 
Mal.z.  1 2.Lord  will  cut  offthe  man  that  doth  this 
Mat.  J. 30.  cut  it  off,and  caft  it  from  thee 

i8.8.£/#  them  off,  and  caft  them  from  thee 
Maxli  9.43  .hand  offend  thee,  cut  it  off 
4f.if  thy  foot  offend  thee,c«{  it  off 
1 4.47  .and  cut  off  his  eare  I«fc  22.50. 

John  18.10. 
Jro&.i8.a6'.being  his  kinfrnan  whofe  ear  Vtt.cut  off 
Att.i-j.i  2.  fouldiers  cut  offthe  ropes  of  the  boat 
Rom.  11.22.  otherwife  thou  fhalt  alfo  be  cut  off 
2  Cat.  1 1 . 1 2.that  I  may  cut  off  occafionlfro'm  them 
Gal.f.iz. 1  would  they  were  even  cut  off  which  tr. 

&Utout. 
Pro.10.1 1  .but  the  froward  tongue  fhall  be  cut  out 
Dan.  2. 3  4. til  that  a  ftone  was  cut  out  without  han. 

4 5  .faweft  that  the  ftone  was  cut  out  of  the 
Rom.i  1.34.  if  thou  wertc#*out  of  the  olive  tree 

(Zttt  in  pieces. 
Ewi.29.17.  thou  fhalt  cut  the  ram  in  pieces 

1  Kjng'iS.i^.  &  cutitin  pieces,&  lay  it  on  wood 

3  3 .  and  cut  the  bullock  in  pieces,  and  laid 

2  $8.24. 1 3.8c  cut  in  pieces  all  theveffelsofgold 
'2  Chr.  28. 24.8c  cut  in  pieces  the  veffels  of  the  hou. 
Pfal.  5  8 .7.  let  them  be  as  cut  in  pieces 

Daa.a.f .  ye  fhalbe  cut  inpieces,and  your  houfes 

3.29.fhalbe  cut  in  pieces,and  their  houfes  made 
Zee.  1 2.3  .burden  themf.with  it  fhalbe  cut  in  pieces 

Gntfiort. 
2  Kin.  10.3  2.  the  Lord  began  to  cut  Ifrael  fhort 
KflW.9.28.finifh  the  work,  8c  cut  it  fhort  in  righte. 

Cat  up. 
Job  3  o-4.who  cut  up  mallowes  by  the  bufhes 
lfa.  3  3 . 1 2.as  thorns  cut  up  fhall  they  be  burnt 

Cutb. 
2  JCiw.17.30.and  the  men  of  Cuth  madeNergal 

Cutfjar). 
2  Kj.  1 7.24.  King  of  Affyr.brou.rnen  from  Cutbah 

Cuttcft. 
Deut.z4.19.  when  thou  cutteft  down  thine  harveft 

CnttetrJ. 
Job.zS.  io.he  cutteth  out  rivers  among  the  rocks 
Py£/.46.9.and  cutteth  the  fpeare  in  funder 

14 1. 7.  as  when  one  cutteth  and  cleaveth  wood 
Pro.26. 6. cutteth  offthe  feet,and  drinketh  damage 
Jet.  10.3  .for  one  cutteth  a  tree  out  of  the  forreft 
22.i4.andc«W#fo  him  out  windowes,and  it 

Cutting. 
Exod.$  1.5.  and  in  cuttingoff  ftones  to  fet  them 

Chap.3f.33. 
//i.38.10.1  faid,in  thecuttwgofi  of  mydayes,I 
Httb.1.10.  bycHttingoSmtny  people 


Mar.  j .  j  .and  cutting  himfelfe  with  ftones 

Cuttings, 
Ley.  1 9. 28. ye  fhall  not  make  any  cutt. in  your  flefh 

2 1.  f  .nor  make  any  cuttings  in  their  flefh 
-/ijr.48.37.uponall  the  hands  fhall  be  cuttings 

Cpmball, 
r  C or.  1 3 . 1 . 1  am  become  as  a  tinckling  qmba.ll 

Cpmbate, 
2  Sam.6.  5  .played  on  cornets,  and  on  cymbals 

1  C%.  1 3. 8. played  before  God  with cymb.&c  trum. 

1 5. 16. and  cymbals  founding,by  lifting  up  the 
1 9.appointed  to  found  with  cymbals  of  braffe 
28.  with  trumpets  and  with  cymbals  making 

16.  5. but  Afaph  made  a  found  with  cymbals 
42.  with  them  Heman  8c  Jed.wch  tru.8c  cym. 

z  j .  r  .who  fhould  prophefie  with  pfal.  and  cym. 
tf.for  fong,in  the  houfe  of  the  L.  with  cymbals 

2  Cbr.%.  1 2. having  cymb.  81  pfalt.  and  harps,  flood 

1 3 .  lift  up  their  voice  with  cymbals, zni 
29.25.Lev.in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  with  cymb. 
E%ra  3.10.  Levites,  the  fons  of  Afaph,  with  cymb. 
2Vffc.12.27.with  finging,  with  g/W&rt/^pfalteries 
P/d/.ijo.j.  praife  him  upon  the  loud  cymbals 

praife  him  upon  the  high  founding  cymb. 
Cpnamort. 

£*<>i.3  0.2  3. and  of  twzztqnamon  halfe  fo  much 
Pto.y.  17.I  have  perfumed  my  bed  with  cynamon 
Cant.  4. 1 4-fpikenatd  &  faffron,  calamus  8c  cynamon 
Rev.  18.13  .the  merchandife  of  cynamon,  8c  odours 

CppjeiTe, 
1/21.44. i4.and  taketh  the  cypteffe,  and  the  oak 

Cppins. 
AB.4.16.  and  of  the  countrey  of  Cyptus 
1 1 . 1 9.travelled  as  far  as  Phenice  and  Cyprus 

ao.fome  of  them  were  men  ofCyp.Sc  Cyrenc 
1 3 .4.  from  thence  they  failed  to  Cyprus 
1  f .  3  9.  Barnabas  failed  unto  Cyprus 
2 1 . 3  .w  hen  we  had  difcovered  Cyprm,v<t  left  it 
i6.and  brought  with  them  one  Mna.of  Cyp. 
27.4-lanched  from  thence,we  failed  under  Cyp. 
Cpietw. 
Mat.zy.i  2.they  found  a  man  olCyrene,  Simon  by 
Afl.z.io.in  the  parts  of  Lybia,about  Cyrene 
1 1 .  20.  fome  of  them  were  men  of  Cypr.  8c  Cyt. 
13.LSime.that  was  called  Nig-8c  Luk.of  Cyt. 
Cp:crtfan. 
Mar.  1 5 .2 1  .they  compell  one  Simon 3a  Cyreniayi 

Cpienian?. 
Aft.6.9.  the  fynag.of  the  Libertines  and  Cyrenians 

Cp?cnin,6, 
L«fc.2.2.taxing  was  firft  made  when  Cyrenius  was 

Cptniff, 
2  Cht.i6.zz.mthe  firft  yeerofQw  King  of  Per. 

E%ta  u  1 . 
Lord  ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  Cy;,«i',King 
E^ai.i. 
2 3. thus  faith  Cyrus ,h\\  the  kingd.of  the  ear. 
E^a  i.j. 
E^ta  1 .7.alfo  Cyrus  brought  forth  the  veffels 
8.even  thofe  did  Cyrus  bring  forth  by  the 
3 .7. according  to  the  grant  that  they  had  of  Cyr. 
4. 3  .as  King  Cyrus  hath  commanded  us 

y.all  the  dayes  of  King  Cyrus,  King  of  Perfia 

y  .1 3  .firft  yeer  of  Cyrus  rhe  King  of  Babylon, 

the  fame  King  Cyrus  made  a  decree 

Chap.  6. 3. 

1 4.thofe  did  Cyrus  the  K.take  out  of  the  tern. 

i7.that  a  decree  was  made  of  Cyrus  the  King 

6.i4.accor.to  the  command,  of  Cyrus  and  Dar. 

2/21.44.2 8. that  faith  of  Cytus,Ucis  my  fhepherd 

45. 1.  to  Cyw,whofe  right  hand  I  have  holden 

Dan.  1 . 2 1  .Dan.contin.unto  the  firft  yeer  of  K.Cyt. 

6.28.Dan.profpered  in  the  reign  of  Cyr.tbt  Per. 

io.i.in  the  3d.yeer  of  Cyt.  a  thing  was  revealed 


D 


©abater),  called  ©aberatrj. 
Jof.z  i.28.outof  the  tr.of  lffzc.Dsbar.wth  her  fub. 

iDabbaibetb. 
Jojh.  19.11.  their  border  reached  to  Dabbajheth 

SDabetatlj, 
Jofh.19. 1 2.  and  then  goeth  out  to  Daberath 
i  Ctron.6.7  z.  Daberath  with  her  fuburbs 

©asget. 


DAG      DAM 


DAM       DAM 


DAN      DAN 


©agger. 

fudg.j.  16.  Ehud  made  him  a  dagger 
2 1. took  the  dagger  from  his  right  thigh 
2  2.could  ne'e  draw  the  dagg.  out  of  his  belly 

©agon. 

J.uds.  1 6. 2  3  .a  facrifice  to  Vagon  their  god 
1  Sam.  5 .2. brought  the  ark  into  the  houfe  of  Dagon 
and  fet  it  by  Dagon 
3 .  behold  j  Dagon  was  fallen  on  his  face 

Verfe  4. 

and  they  took  up  Dagon,aai  fet  him  in 

4.head  of  Dagon  was  cut  offon  the  threshold 

only  the  Hump  of  Dagon  was  left  to  him 

5 .  therefore  neither  the  priefts  of  Dagon, 

nor  any  that  come  into  Dagoes  houfe 
tread  on  the  threfhold  of  Dagon 
7  ,his  hand  isfore  upon  Dagon  our  god 
1  Cfe*.io.io.faftned  his  head  in  the  temple  of  Da. 

©a(nt(e.  ©aintte0. 
Gra.49.20.  Afher  (hall  yecld  royall  dainties 
fob  3  3. 20. life  abhor.bread,&  his  foul  dainty  meat 
Pfa.  1 4 1. 4. let  me  not  eat  of  their  dainties 
Pro.  23.3  .be  not  defirous  of  his  dainties 

6.neither  defire  thou  his  dainty  meats 
&w.i8.i4.which  w  etc  dainty, me  depart.from  thee 
©alafab. 

1  Cfo».3.24.fonsofEloienai  v/eteDalaiab,Sc  Ana- 

©ale. 
Gen.  14.17. Saveh,which  is  the  Kings  dale 

2  Sam.  1 8. 1 8. which  is  the  Kings  dale,  for  he  faid 

©ataamittya. 
Mar. 8.  io.and  came  into  the  parts  of  Dalmanutba 

©almatfa. 
2  77/8.4. 1  o.Crefcens  to  Galatia,Titus  to  Dalmat. 

©alphon, 
£/?.9-7.Pat(haudatha  &  Dalphon,(onsof  Haman 

©amage. 

Ezra  4.22.  why  mould  damage  grow  to  the  hurt 
Eft.7.4.  enemy  could  not  countervail  the  Ks.dam. 
Tro.16.6.  cutteth  offthe  feet,and  drinketh  damage 
Dan.6.1.  and  the  King  mould  have  no  damage 
^(^.27.io.willbe  with  hurt,and  much  damage 
2  Co/^.p.might  receive  damage  by  us  in  nothing 

©amart0, 
Acl.  17. 3  4.  and  a  woman  named  Damans 

©a«tafcu0. 
Gen.  14. 1 5. which  is  on  the  left  hand  of  Damafcus 

1 5.2.  of  my  houfe  is  ElieZer  of Damafcus 
2  Sam.^.j.vihen  the  Syrians  of  Damafcus  came  to 

6.David  put  garrifons  in  Syria  of  Damafcus 
1  King.  11.24.  and  tney  went  to  Damafcus, 

&  dwelt  therein,&  reigned  in  Damrfc 
1  j.l  8.  that  dwelt  at  Damafcus,  faying 
J  9. 1  5. return  on  thy  way  to  the  wilder. of  Daw. 
20.34.  (halt  make  ftreetsfor  thee  in  Damafc.  as 
2 &. 5.1 2. are  not  Aban.&  Pharp.riv.of  7)am.het. 
8.7.and  Eliflia  came  to  Damafcus,at\d 

9.even  of  every  good  thing  of  Damafcus 

1 4-1 8  .and  how  he  recovered  Damafcus,  and 

1 6.9.  for  the  K.  of  Syria  went  up  sgainft  Dam. 

10.  &  King  Ahaz  went  to  Damafcus  to  meet 

faw  an  altar  that  was  at  Damafcus 

1 1  .ace.  to  all  that  Ahaz  had  fent  from  Dam. 

made  it  ag.K.  Ahaz  came  from  Damafc. 

1 2. when  the  King  was  come  from  Damafcus 

1  Chr.i  8.5.when  theSyr.of  Damaf.  came  tohelpc 

6.Damaf.8L  Syrians  became  Davids  fervants 

2  Cbro.i6.2.knt  to Benhadad  that  dwelt  at  Dam. 

24.23. fent  allfpoilof  them  to  the  K.of  Damaf. 

28.  J.brou.them  to  Damaf.&i  he  wasalfo  deliv. 

23.be  facrificed  to  the  gods  of  Damaf  which 

Cant.7. 4.0k  Lebanon,which  looketh  toward  Dam. 

lfa.j.%  .for  the  head  of  Syria  is  Damafcus 

and  the  head  of  Damafcus  is  Rtzin 
8 .4*.the  riches  of  Damafcus,md  the  fpoil  of 
1 0.9. is  not  Samaria  as  Damafcus 
1 7. 1  .theburd.of  Damaf.  Behold  Dam. is  taken 
3. and  the  kingd.  from  Damafcus  (hall  ceafe 
.7i7.49.23.  concer.D4/»a/c.Hamath  is  confounded 
24.  Damafcus  is  waxed  feeble,  and 
27.1k  kindle  a  fire  in  the  wall  of  Dim.  &  it 
£^£.27.1 8  .Damafcus  was  thy  merchant,  in  the 
47. 16.  which  isbetween  the  border  of  Damafc. 
17.&  the  bordjof  Dam.<his  is  the  north  fide 
1 8.&  from  Damaf.Sc  from  Gil. ye  (hal  meaf. 
48. 1 .  Hazar-enan,thc  bord.of  Damafc.notthyt. 


Am.  1 . 3 .  for  three  tranfgr.of  Damaf  and  for  four,I 
5;  .He  breake  alfo  the  barre  of  Damafcus 
3.12.  and  in  Damafcus  in  a  couch 
y.27.beyond  Damafcus, faith  the  Lord 
Zech.y.  1  .Damafcus  (hall  be  in  the  reft  thereof 
Acl.9.2.def\ted  of  him  letters  to  Damafcus,to 
3  .he  came  neer  Damafcus,  and  fuddenly 
8. and  brought  him  into  Damafcus 

1  o.acert.difciple  at  Damafc. named  Ananias 
iJ.Saul  was  with  the  difciples  at  Damafcus 

2  2,confounded  the  Jews  wcS  dwelt  at  Dama. 
27.  how  he  had  pieached  boldly  at  Damafcus 

i2.j.and  went  to  Dam.to  bring  them  which 
6-and  as  I  was  come  nigh  to  D  amafcus, abowt 
10.L0.faid  to  me,  Arife^and  go  to  Dam.  and 
1 1  .led  by  the  hand,I  came  into  Damafcus 
26. 1 2.whereupon,  as  I  went  to  Damafcus  with 
20.but  (hewed  firft  to  them  of  Damafcus. & 
2  Cor.  1 1.3  2.in  Damafcus,  the  governour  under 
Gal.  1 . 1 7. and  returned  againe  into  Damafcus 
©amine, 

Exod.  22.3  o.feven  dayes  it  mall  be  with  his  damme 

Lev.zz.27. 

Deut.  2  2.6.(halt  not  take  the  damme  with  the  yong 

and  the  damme  fitting  upon  the  yong 

7.  thou  (halt  in  any  wife  let  the  damme  go,& 

©amnable. 
2  Pet.  2. 1.  who  priviely  (hall  bring  in  damn,  heref. 

©aroaarton. 

Mat. 23 .  i  4-ye  (hall  receive  the  greater  damnation 

3  3 .  how  can  yc  efcape  the  damnation  of  hell 
Mar.3 .29.but  is  in  danger  of  eternall  damnation 

1 2.40.  thefe  (hall  receive  greater  damnation 

Lu^e  20.47. 
fob.  j. 29. have  done  evill,totherefurrect.ofd<«»#. 
Rom.  3 . 8.  whofe  damnation  is  juft 

1 3.2.(hall  receive  to  themfelves  damnation 
1  Cor. n. 29.  eateth  &  drinketh damnat.  to  himfelf 

1  Tim. 5.1  2. having damn.hecaufe  they  have  caft  off 

2  Pet.2. 3 .  and  their  damnation  flumbrcth  not 

JDamneO, 
Mar.  1 6.1 6. he  that  beletvcth  not  (halbe  damned 
Rom. 14. 23.8c  he  that  doubteth  isdamncdit  he  eat 
2  Thef.2. 1 2.that  they  all  mig.be dam.who  bel.not 

©amofeH. 
Gen. i^.i^.damofeU  to  whom  I  (hall  %,Let  down 
16.  damofeU  was  very  faire  to  look  upon 
28.  dam.  ran  &  told  them  of  her  moth,  houf^ 
J  f.let  the  damofeU  abide  with  us  a  few  dayes 
57.we  will  call  the  damofeU, an  A  enquire 
34.3.  and  hee  loved  the  damofeU,  and 

fpake  kindely  unto  the  damofeU 
4.get  me  this  damofeU  to  wife 
1 2. but  give  me  the  damofeU  to  wife 
Deut.  22.15  •t^en  ^a^ tne  fetl.er  of  the  damof.take 
bring  forth  the  tokens  of  the  dam.yitg. 
itf.the  damof.fax.htt  fnall  fay  unto  the  Elders 
1 9.  give  them  to  the  father  of  the  damofeU 
20.tok.of  the  virg.  be  not  found  for  the  dam. 
2  1. they  (hal  bring  out  the  damof.Sc  ftoneher 
2  3  .if  a  damofeU  that  is  a  virgin  bee  betrothed 
24.  the  damofeU,  becaufe  (he  cryed  not  being 
2  5.  if  a  man  find  a  bctroih-damof.m  the  field 
2&-but  to  the  damofeU  thou  (halt  do  nothing 
there  is  in  the  damofeU  no  linne 
27. and  the  betrothed  damofeU  cried,and 
28.  if  a  man  find  a  damofeU  that  is  a  virgin 
29-he  (hall  give  to  the  rf«/»tf/".fath.5o.(hekels 
fudg-j.^oxo  every  man  a  damofeU  ortwo,  to 
io.3.whenthe  fath.of  the  damofeU  faw  him,  he 

4.  the  damofels  father  received  him 

5.  the  damofels  father  faid  to  his  fon-in  law 

Verfe  8. 
6.rfor  the  damofels  father  had  faid  to  the  man 
9.  damofels  father  faid  to  him,  Behold 
Ruth  2.$.Boaz  faid,whofe  damofeU  is  this 

6.  it  is  the  Moabiteffe  damofeU  that 

1  King.  1.3.  they  fought  for  a  faire  damofeU 

4.  and  the  damofeU  was  very  faire 
Mat.14. 1 1.  his  head  was  given  to  the  damofeU 
26.69. zdamofeU came  to  Peter,faying,Thou 
Mar.  5 . 3  9.the  damofeU  is  not  dead,but  fleepeth 
40.  taketh  the  father  &  mother  of  the  damof. 
entereth  in  where  the  damofeU  was  lying 
4 1  .he  took  the  damofeU  by  the  hand 

damofeU,  I  fay  unto  thec>  Arife 


42.  andftraightwaythee/<W8o/e//arofe 
6.22.  King  faid  to  the  damofeU,Aske 

28  .gave  it  to  the  damofeU,and  the  damof  gave 
,/0».i8.i7.faith  the  dam.that  kept  the  door  to  Pet. 
AcJ.12.13.adam.came  to  hearken, named  Rhoda 
1 6. i6.z  ccrtairie  damofeU  poffefled  with  a  fpirit 
5Damofel0. 
Gen.  24.6 1 .  Rebekah  arofe,&  her  damofels,  &  rode 
1  S<«».2  5.42.Abigailrode  with  five  damofof  hers 
Pfa.68.2j.  amongft  them  were  the  damof.  playing 

3Dan. 
Gen.14.14.    318.  and  purfued  them  unto  Dan 
Ete.34.i.(hewed  himall  the  land  of  Gil.toDas 
fofh.i9.47.  and  called  Ltmem  Dan 
fud.13.2j.  at  times  in  the  camp  of  Dan 
18.29.  caUed  the  name  of  the  citie  Dan 
20.1  .from  Dan  even  to  Beerflieba,  with  the  la. 

1  SVzw.3.2o.andall  Ifia.even  from  Dan  to  Beerfli". 

2  toz-3.10.our  Judah,from  Dan  even  to  Beerlhe! 

i7.gathered  to  thee  from  Dan  even  to  Beerflie! 
24.1.  ftom  Dan  even  to  Beet(heba,goye 
1  J.died  of  the  peo.from  Dan  to  Beer.70000. 

1  Kj.4.2  y .  under  his  fig  tree,from  Dan  to  Beerfli.' 

1 2. 29. one  in  Beth.and  the  other  put  he  in  Dan 
30. went  to  worfli.before  the  one,even  to  Da 

1  $.20,fmote  Jion,&  Dan,with all  the  Lof  Na. 

iChron.16.4. 

2  ICf.10.29.to  wit,  the  gol.calves  that  were  in  Da 
1  Cbr.2  r.2.numb.Ifr.from  Beerflieba  even  to  Dan 
i  Cbr.  3  o.  j.a  proclamat.from  Beerfli.even  to  Dan 
fee. 4. 1 5-for  a  voice  declareth  from  Dan.and 

8.16.  fnoiting  of  hishorf.  was  heard  from  Don 
Ezek.27.19.  Dan  alfo  and  Javan,going  to  and  fro 
Amos  8.i4.andfay,Thy  God,ODc»,liveth,and 

©art. 
Gen.  3  o.iS.therefore  (he  called  his  name  Dan 
35.25 .fons  of  Y>i\hah,Dan  and  Napthali 
46.23.  and  the  fons  of  D<W,Hu(him 
49. 1 6  Dan  (hall  judge  his  people,as  one 
1 7. Dan  (hall  be  a  ferpe'nt  by  the  way 
Ex0d.L4.Dan,  Napthali,Gad  and  Afliui 
Numb.i.  12.  of  Dan  Ahiezerthe  fonof  Ammifli. 
2.2  j.ftandard  of  the  camp  ofDan,on  the  north 
3 1  all  that  were  numbred  in  the  camp  of  9a 
26.42.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Drafter 

thefe  are  the  families  of  Drafter 
Dfaf.27.13.and  Zebulon,Z><j« and  Napthali 
33.22.  of  Dan  he  faid,Dan  is  a  lions  whelp 
fofh.  19.47.  after  the  name  of  Dan  their  father 

fudg.1%.29. 
fudg.j.i 7>why  did  Dan  remaine  in  (hips 

1  Chron.2.2.Dan,  Jofeph,and  Benjamin 

2  7. 2  2. of  Dan,  Azariel  the  fon  of  Jehoram 

2  Cfc>wz.2.i4.ofthe  daughters  of  Dan 
E^.48.  i.and  weft  a  portion  for  Dan 

2.  &  by  the  border  of  Dan,ftom  eaft  to  weft 
3  2,one  gate  of  Benjamin,  one  gate  of  Dan 
Children  of  ©an,  See  C^tlDlcn, 
Tribe  of  '©an, 
E.xo.2.  i.6.Aholiab,  of  the  tribe  of  Dan,znd  in  the 
Chap.35.34. 
38. 23. with  him  was  Aholiab  of  the  tribe  of  Da 
Lev. 24. 1 1 .  daughter  of  Dibri,  of  the  tribe  of  Dan 
I\frw#.i.39.numb.of  them,evenof  thetribeofD*) 
1 3 . 1 2.of  the  tribe  of  Dan,  Ammiel 
34.22.  Prince  of  the  tribe  of  the  childr.  of  Dan 
fof.  19.40.  came  out  for  the  tribe  of  the  ch.of  Dan 
48.inheritance  of  the  tribe  of  the  chil.of  Dan 
21.5.  and  out  of  the  tribe  of Dan,  ten  cities 
23.  out  of  the  tribe  of  Dtf»,Eltekeh 
fudg.12.30.  were  priefts  to  the  tribe  of  Dan 

©an=31aan. 
a  Sam.24.6.81  they  came  to  Dan- f  ami,  &  about  to 

©anoleO, 
lfa.66. 1 2.and  be  dandled  upon  her  knees 

©anger, 
Ate.5.2i.fhalbe  indanger  of  the  judgm    Ver.22. 
a2.Racha,  (hall  be  in  danger  of  the  Councell 
fool,(hall  be  in  danger  of  hell  fire 
May.  3.29.UU  is  indanger  of  eternall  damnation 
Acl.  19.27.our  craft  is  in  dang,  to  be  fet  nt  nought 
40.  we  are  in  danger  to  be  called  in  queft.for 
©anger  000. 
/4f?.27.9.when  failing  was  now  dangerous, heaufc 

©antelcalledChtleab.  2  5^.4.3. 

1  Cbr. 3. 1. the  fccond,D«zie/,of  Abig.the  Catmel. 

^ Ez?a  8.  i.of  j 


DAN       DAN 


D  A  R       DAR 


D  A  R       DAR 


Xfa  8.'i.of  the  fons  of  Ithamar,  Daniel 
'db.io.6.D^irf,Ginnethon,BaruchfeaIed 

■Kg.  1 4. 1 4-though  thefe  3  .men  Noah,D<zs.&  Job 

20.though  Noah,D^e/,and  Job  were  in  it 
28.3  .behold,  thou  art  wifer  then  Daniel 
)m.  i.6.were  the  chil.of  Judah,D«e/  &  Aaariah 

7.  for  hee  °ave  to  Dan.  the  name  of  Belteih. 

8.but  DdsJe/pufpofed  in  his  heart  not  to  def. 

a.  now  God  hath  brought  Daniel  to  favour 

1  o.Prince  of  the  Eunuches  faid  to  Daniel,  I 

1  i.then  faid  Daniel  to  Melfcar,  whom 

the  prince  of  the  Eun.had  fet  over  Daniel 

17.  and  Daniel  had  underftand.in  all  vilions 

19.  wasnone'found  [ike  Daniel 

21  .Dd»e/contin.evento  the  firft  yeerof  Cy. 
2.1 3. fought  Daniel  and  his  fellows  to  be  flaine 

i4.thcn  Dme/ anfwered  with  counfell  and 

15.  Arioch  made  the  thing  knowne  to  Daniel 

1  6.then  Daniel  went  in,and  delired  the  K.to 
i7.then  Daniel  went  to  his  houfe,and 

1 8.that  Dan.md  his  fellows  mould  not  peri. 
19.  then  was  the  fecret  revealed  to  Daniel 

then  DanielbUfted  the  God  of  heaven 
20.then  Daniel  anfwered and  faid 
Z4.therefore  Daniel  went  in  nnto  Arioch 

2  j.  Arioch  brought  in  Dan.  before  the  King 

16.  Ki.anfw.and  faid  to  Z?<W£/,whofe  name 
Z7.  Zte8.anfw.in  the  prefence  of  the  King,& 
4<?.then  the  King  worftiipped  Daniel,  and 
47.  the  King  anfwered  unto  Daniel,and  faid 
48.then  the  King  made  Daniels  great  man 
49«then  2><o»e/  requefted  the  King  > 

but  Z><0B^  fate  in  the  gate  of  the  King 

4,8.  but  at  the  laft  Daniel  came  in  before  me 

19  then  Daniel  was  attonied  for  an  houre 

5 . 1 2.dif.of  doubts  were  found  in  the  fame  Dan- 

now  let  Daniel  be  called,  and 

x3.th.en  was  D#K£/brought  in  before  the  K. 

and  the  K.fpake,and  faid  unto  Daniel 

art  thou  that  Daniel  which  art 

1     1 7.then  D4*.faid,  Let  thy  gifts  be  to  thy  felf 

29-and  they  clothed  Daniel  with  skarlet 
6.2.of  whom  Daniel  was  firft 

3.  then  Dan.  was  preferred  above  the  prefid. 
4,prefid.  fought  to  find  occafion  ag.Dan*  but 
y.we  (hall  not  find  any  occafion  ag.this  Dan. 
icwhen  Dan-knew  that  the  writing  was  fea. 
1 1.  thefe  men  found  Daniel  praying,  and 

1  3  .that  D«7«ie/regardeth  not  thee,0  King 
14-Kingfet  his  heart  on  Daniel  to  dehv.him 

•  i6.Kingcomman.&  they  brought  Dankl,8i 

Ki.fpake,&  faid  to  Dan.  Thy  G.whom 

i7.purpofe  might  not  be  chang.concer.  Dan. 

zo.Kin.cried  with  a  lamentab. voice  to  Dan. 

and  the  King  fpake,  and  faid  to  Daniel 

1 1 .  then  faid  Darnel  unto  the  King,  O  King 

2  3  .they  mould  take  up  Daniel  out  of  the  den 

fo  Dan.was  taken  up  out  of  the  den,and 
24.they  broug.thofe  men  wch  had  accuf.D^z. 
26.and  feare  before  the  God  of  Daniel 

27.  who  hath  delivered  Daniel  from  lions 

28.  Disie/profpered  in,<he  reigne  of  Darius 
7. i.Daniel  had  a  dreame,and  vifions  of  his 

2-D<z«£eJfpake,and  faid,I  faw  in  my  vifipn 
28. as  for  -me  Dariiehmy  cogitations  much 
8. 1  .appeared  unto  me,  even  to  me  Daniel  after 
10, 1  .a  thing  was  revealed  unto  Daniel 

1 2.then  faid  he  unto  me,Feare  not  Daniel 

1 2.9.and  he  faid,Goe  thy  way  Danielt(ot  the 

Matth.z^.  i?.fpokenofbyD<z/we/the  Prophet 

Mark  13.14. 
1  ©aniel. 

">m.'j.  1  jr.  I  Daniel  was  grieved  in  my  fpirit 
8.1?.  when  I,even  I  Daniel  had  Teen  the  vifion 

2 7. then  I  Daniel  fainted  and 
J.2.in  the  firft  yeer  of  his  reign,I  DdS.underft. 
10.2.  in  thofe  dayes  I  Daniel  was  mourning 

7>and  I  Daniel  alone  faw  the  vifion 
1 2. 5. then  I  DanXooked,  &  behold,there  flood 

ojDanlel, 

Dan.6.zo.O  D«e/,fervant  of  the  living  God 
?.22.and  faid,  O  Daniel,  I  am  now  eome 
10.1 1.  faid  to  me,0  Dan.a  man  greatly  belov. 
1 2<4.but  thou,0  Daniel,  (hut  up  the  words 
SDanfteg. 

fudg.  1 3 . 2.  of  the  family  of  the  Dankes 


1 8. 1 .  in  thofe  daies  the  tribe  of  the  Dankes  Con. 
1 1  .from  thence  of  the  family  of  the  Dankes 
1  Chro.i  2.3  5. of  the  Damtes,expett  in  warre 

IDannaJ). 
fof.i  $.$9.andDannab,&  Kiriath-Sannath,which 

IDara. 
i  t%0.2.6.and  Darafive  of  them  in  all 

2Daroa, 
1  Xjn.$.  3 1  .Chalcol  and  Darda,Cons  of  Mahol 

©ate. 

Job  41.1  o.none  is  fo  fierce  that  dare  ftirre  him  up 

Rom.j.j.iot  a  good  man  fome  would  dare  to  die 

15.18.  fori  will  notdare  to  fpeakofany  of 

1  Cor. 6. 1 .  dare  any  of  you,  having  a  matter 

2  Cor.  10. 1 2. we  dare  not  make  our  felv.of  the  num. 

©arinsf. 

E%ra  4.  5 .  untill  the  reigne  of  Darius  Ki.  of  Perfia 
24.  to  the  fecond  yeer  of  the  reign  of Darius 
5. 5. till  the  matter  came  to  Darius 
6.  fent  unto  Darius  the  King 
7. written  thus  to  Darius,  All  peace 
6.  1  .then  Darius  the  King  made  a  decree 
1 2. 1  Darius  have  made  a  decree 
1 3 .  according  to  that  which  Darius  had  fent 
i4.according  to  the  comman.of  Cyr.&  Dar. 
1  j  .was  in  the  fixt  yeer  of  the  reign  oCDarius 
AM.12.22.to  the  reign  of  Darius  the  Perfian 
Dan.<;.i  1, and  £w«mhe  Median  took  thekingd. 
6. 1  .it  pleafed  Darius  to  fet  over  the  kingdome 
6.faid  thus  to  him,King  Darius,  live  for  ever 
9>wherefore  Darius  figned  the  writing 
2?  .then  King  Darius  wrote  to  all  people 
28. Daniel  profpered  in  the  reign  of  Darius 
9. 1.  in  the  firft  yeer  of  Darius  the  fon  of  Ahaf. 

1 1 . 1 .  in  the  firft  yeer  of  Darius  the  Mede 
Rag.  1 . 1 .  in  the  fecond  yeer  of  Darius     Verf.  1 5 . 

Chap.2.io.Zcc/;.i.i7. 
Zech.  7 . 1 .  in  the  fourt  h  yeer  of  Darius 

©arfee. 
Gen.  1  y .  1 7  .fun  went  down,  and  it  was  dark 
Lev.13.6.  if  the  plague  be  fomewhat«fo%,  and 

Verfe  %  6. 

2i.not  lower  then  the  skin,but  Comewh-dark 

Verfe  26. 

28.fpread  not  in  the  ski  .but  be  Comewh.dark 

Numb.  1 2.8.and  not  in  <kt\e fpeeches 

/^.'j  .time  of  (hutt.the  gate,  when  it  was  dark 

2  Sam.zz.i  2-about  him  dark  waters,&  thick  do. 

Pfal.lS.11. 
Neb.  13.19.  gates  of  Jeruf.  began  to  be  dark  before 
Job  3 .9.1et  the  ftars  of  the  twilight  thereof  be  darl{ 
1 2.2  5  .they  grope  in  the  dark,  without  light 
18.6.  the  light  (hall  be  dark  in  his  tabernacle 
22.13  -can  ne  iudge  through  the  dark  cloud 
24.16.  in  the  darkih&y  dig  thorow  houfes 
Pfal.%  5.6.1et  their  way  be  dark  and  flippery 
49.4.1k  open  my  dark  faying  upon  the 
74.20  for  the  dark  places  of  the  earth  are  ful  of 

78.2.  He  utter  dark  fayings  of  old 

88.i  2.  (hall  thy  wonders  be  known  in  thedark 

1  oy .28. he  fent  darkneffe,and  made  it  dark 
Pfff.i.6.words  of  the  wife,and  their  dark  fayings 

7«9.even  in  the  black  and  dark  night 
lfa.zg.  1  j.  and  their  works  are  in  the  dark,8c  they 

45.19.1  have  not  fpoken  in  a  dark  place  of  the 
Jer.  1 3 . 1 6\bef.  your  feet  ftumb.in  the  dark  moun. 
Law. 3. 6. he  hath  fet  me  in  dark  places,as 
E'Kek.S.  1 2.  of  the  houfe  of  Iffacl  doe  in  the  dark 

3  2.7.and  make  the  ftars  thereof  dark 

8.bright  lights  of  heaven  will  I  make  dark 

34.1 2.  (cattered  in  the  cloudy  and  dark  day 
Dan.2.i$.8L  underftan.  dark  fentences (hall  ftand 
Joel  2.1  o.  and  fun  and  moon  (hall  be  dark,znd 
Amos  5. 8. and  maketh  the  day  rf^,that 

20.even  very  darfand  no  brightneffe  in  it 
Micah  3 .6.  and  it  (hall  be  dark  unto  you 

and  the  day  (hall  be  dark  °ver  them 
Zee.  14.6.  that  the  light  (hall  not  be  clear  nor  dark 
Luk.i  i.36.havingnopart  darfyCoR.  whole  (hall 
Joh.6. 17.  &  it  was  now  datk,&  Jef.was  not  come 

20.i.cometh  Mary  Mag.early,when  it  was-dark 
2  Pet. i.ig.zs  to  a  light  that  (hineth  in  a /to'.place 

iDarfcelp. 
1  Cor.  13.1 2.now  we  fee  thorow  a  glafs  «f«;%,but 

IDatfcen, 
^«.8.9.and  He  darken  the  earth  in  the  cleer  day 


2Dar&eneD. 

Exod.  1  o.  1 5 .  fo  that  the  laad  was  darkened 
Pfal.6a.zx  -let  their  eyes  be  darkened,  that 
Ecclef.  1 2. 2.  or  the  ftars  be  not  dai\ened,nox 

3.  that  look  out  of  the  wind  owes  be  darkened 
//i.j.3o.and  the  light  isdarkenedin  the  heavens 

9.  ij.through  the  wrath  of  the  L.is  the  land  dar. 

1 3.  lo.the  fun  (halbe  darkened  in  his  going  forth 

24. 1  i.all  the  joy  is  efc^.the  mirth  of  the  la.gone 
E^e.30. 1 8  .at  Tahaphn.alfo  the  day  (halbe  darken. 
Joel  3.1 5. fun  and  the  moon  (halbe  darkened 
Zech.  1 1. 17. his  right  eye  (halbe  utterly  darkened 
Mat.  24.  z9. of  thofe  daies,(hall  the  fun  be  darkened 

Mark  13.24. 
Luk.x  3. 45. fun  was  darkened,  &  thevaile  was  rent 
Rom.  i.z  1. and  their  foolifh  heart  was  darkened 

1 1 .  10. let  their  eyes  be  darkened,taat 
Epbef.q.  1 8  .having  the  undcrftanding  darkened 
Rev.8. 1 2X0  as  the  third  part  of  them  was  darkened 
9. 2. and  the  air  were  darkened,  by  reafon  of 
Darfeerteth, 
Job  3  8.2.  who  is  this  that  darkeneth  counfell  by 

5DatfetO). 
lev.  1 3.39.111  the  skin  of  their  fie.  be  <ijr^i/&,white 

©atfcneffe. 
Gen.n  .2.  darknejfev/as  on  the  face  of  the  deep 
4.God  divided  the  light  from  the  dar\nejfe 
j.  the  darkneffe  he  called  night 
i5'.i2.horrour  of  great  darkneffe  fell  on  him 
Exo.  1  o ,  2 1  .that  there  may  be  dai  ^z.ov.the  1  .of  Eg. 
22.  there  was  a  thick  darkneffe  in  all  the  land 

1 4. 20.  and  it  was  a  cloud  and  darkneffe  to  them 

20.2 1.  Mofes  drew  neer  to  the  rfdi^.where  God 
Deut.4. 1 1 .  with  darkneffe,  clouds,&  thick  darkneffe 

5, 2  2. fpake  in  the  midft  of  the  thick  darkneffe 
23  .when  ye  heard  thi  voice  in  the  darknes,fot 
Jof.  24.7.  he  put  darkneffe  between  you 
2  Sam.z  2.  jo.and  darkneffe  wasunder  their  feet 
1 2 .  he  made  darkneffe  pavilions  round  about 
29.  and  the  Lord  will  lighten  my  darkneffe 
1  fyn.S.i  2.that  he  would  dwel  in  the  thick  darkn. 
Job  3.4.  let  that  day  be  darkneffe,  let  not 
5. let  darkneffe, and  the  (hadow  of  death 
6. for  that  night,  let  darkneffe  feifce  upon  it 
$.i4.they  meet  with  darkneffe  in  the  day  time 
1 0.2 2. a  land  of 'darkneffe,  as  darkneffe  it  felfe 
J7.1 2.the  light  is  fhortbccaufe  oi darkneffe 
18.  i8.he (halbe  driven  from  light  to  dar\)ieffe 
i9.8.he  hath  fet  darkneffe  in  my  paths 
20.26.all  darkn.(hai\  be  hid  in  his  fecret  places 

2  2 . 1 1 .  or  darkneffe,  that  thou  canft  not  fee 
23. 17.  becaufe  I  was  not  cut  ofFbefore  the  dar. 

nekh.hath  hecov.the  dar.kom  my  face 
28.3  .he  fetteth  an  end  to  darkneffe 

the  ftones  of  darkneffe,  and  the 
29. 3. when  by  his  light  I  walked  thorow  darkn. 
30.26.I  waited  for  light,there  came  darkneffe 
34,2a.thereisno<fa^«.where  the  work  of  ini. 
37. 19-cannot  order  our  fpeech  by  reaf.of  darkn.' 

3  8.9.  and  thick  darkneffe  a  fwadling  band  for  it 

ig.and  as  for  darkneffe,  where  is  the  place 
Pfal.  1 8.0.&  darkneffe  was  under  his  feet 
1 1.  he  made  darkneffe  his  fecret  place 
28.  my  God  will  enlighten  my  darkneffe 
88.1 8. and  mine  acquaintance  into  darkneffe 
97.2.  clouds  and  darkneffe  are  about  them 
104.20  thou  make  ft  darkneffe, and  it  is  night 
1  o  5 .  28 .he  fent  darkneffe,and  made  it  darke 
1 3 9. 1 1  .if  I  fay , The dm'kms fhal cover  me,even 
1 2. yea,  the  darkneffe  hideth  not  from  thee 
darkneffe  and  light  are  both  alike  to  thee 
Pro.  2. 1 3 .  to  walk  in  the  waies  of  darkneffe 

4. 19. way  of  the  wicked  is  as  darkneffe 
Ecclef.z.  1 3 .  as  far  as  light  excelleth  darkneffe 

6.4.  and  his  name  (halbe  covered  with  darkneffe 
Ifa.^.zo.wo  be  to  them  that  put  darkneffe  for  light 
and  light  for  darkneffe 
3  o.if  one  look  to  the  land,behold  darkneffe 
8.2  2.and  behold  trouble,  and  darkneffe,and 

and  they  (hall  be  driven  to  darkneffe 
42.16.Ile  make  darkneffe  light  before  them 
4f  .3  .He  give  thee  the  treafures  oidarknefje 
7. 1  forme  the  light3and  create  darkneffe 
47.  5.  and  get  thee  into  darkneffe 
58. 10. and  thy  darkneffe  be  as  the  noon  day 

60. 2  .darkn.(ha\l  cover  die  eartii,&  groffe  dar\%. 

fey.  1  ?.  1 6.  before 


DAR       DAR 


DAS        D  A  U 


D  A  U       D  A  U 


Jer. i  j .  i6.before  hce  caufe  darkncfe,and  before 

and  make  it  groffe  darkneffe 
E%ek..  3  i.S. &  fet  darkn.on  all  thy  land,faith  the  L. 
Jocl.z.z.a.  day  of  clouds,and  of  thick  darkneffe 
3  i.  the  fun  fhall  be  turned  into  darkneffe 
Am.+.i-}.  thatmaketh  the  morning  dar  fyieffe, and 
5.18  .day  of  the  Lord  is  darkneffe, and  not  light 
ao.  fhall  not  the  day  of  the  Lord  be  darkneffe 
Nab.i. %.and  darkneffe  fhall  purfue  his  enemies 
Mat.6. 13. thy  whole  body  iriall  be  full  of  darkneffe 
in  thee  be  darknes, how  great  is  that  dar. 
8.1  i.fh'all  be  caft  out  into  outer  darkneffe 
21.13  .and  caft  him  into  outer  darkneffe 
2?. 30.  the  unprofitab.fervant  into  outer darl^n. 

27.45. now  fr°m  tne  ^xt  nom  c^ere  was dai'k.'1" 
Mark  15.33. 
Luk_.  1 1. 3  4.  thy  body  alfo  is  full  of  darkneffe 

3  5. that  the  light  which  is  in  thee  be  not  dar\. 

2 2. 5  3 .is  your  hour,  and  the  power  of  darkneffe 

2  3 ,44.and  there  was  dartyieffe  over  all  the  earth 
John  1 . 5  .and  the  darkneffe  comprehended  it  not 

3 . 1 9«and  men  loved  darknefs,  rather  then  1  ighc 

12.35  .left  darktieffe  come  upon  you 
Act. z.'zo.  the  fun  (hall  bee  turned  intodarkn.  and 

1 3 . 1 1  .&  immediatly  there  fell  on  him  a  darkn. 

16. 18.  and  to  turn  them  from  darknefs  to  light 
Rom.  1 3 . 1 2.1et  us  therfore  caft  off  the  wor.of  dark_. 

1  Cw.4.5.  to  light  the  hidden  things  of  darkneffe 

2  Cor. 6. 1 4.8c  what  commun.  hath  light  with  dark.- 
Eph.%. 8. for  ye  were  fometime  darkneffe,  but 

r  i-no  fellowfhip  with  the  works  of  darknefs 

6. 1 2.  agai.the  rulers  of  the  darkn.of  this  world 

Col.  1.13  :hath  deliv.  us  from  the  power  of  darknefs 

1  Tbef.<;. $. we  are  noto^  the  night,nor  of  darkneffe 
He6.12.18.nor  unto  blackneffe  and  darkneffe 

2  Pet.  2. 4.8c  delivered  them  into  chains  of  darlmes 

1 7  .to  whom  the  mift  of  darkneffe  is  referved 
I  Joh.i-<$.  and  in  him  is  no  darkneffe  at  all 
2.8.becaufe  the  darkneffe  is paft,  and 

11.  becaufe  that  darkn.  hath  blinded  his  eyes 
l7#rf.6'.referved  in  everlafting  chains  under  darknes 

1 3. the  blackneffe  of  darkneffe  for  ever 
fc>.i6.io.and  his  kingdome  was  full  of  dartyiefs 

Day e/IDatfeneffe, 
fob.  1 5. 2  3  .he  knoweth  that  the  day  of  dm  '£.is  at  h. 
Joel.z.z.  aday  of  darkneffe  and  ofgloomineffe 

Zeph.z.i<j. 
in  SDarfcneffe, 
Drat.28.29.as  the  blind  gropeth  in  darkneffe 

1  Sam. z.o.and  the  wicked  fhalbe  filent  in  darknes 

2  Chr.6. 1.  that  he  would  dwell  in  the  thick  darkn. 
Job  17. 1 3.I  have  made  my  bed  in  the  darkneffe 
P/^.82.5.  they  walk  on  in  darkneffe  all  the 

88.6.thouhaftlaidme  in  darkneffe,  in  the 

9 1 .6.nor  for  the  peftil.that  walketh  in  darknefs 

107.10.fuch  as  fit  in  darkneffe,  and  in  the 

1 1 2.4.to  the  uprig. there  arifeth  ligh.in  the  dar. 

1 43 . 3  .he  hath  made  me  to  dwell  in  darkneffe 
Pra.20.20.1ampfhalbeput  out  in  obfeure  darknefs 
Eccl.z.  1 4.  but  the  fool  walketh  in  darkneffe 

5.17-all  his  daies  alfo  he  eateth  in  darkneffe 

6. 4. and  depart  in  darkneffe 
Ifa.q.z. the  peop.that  walked  in  darknefs  have  feen 

42.7.themthat  fit  incfo>^vz-out  ot  the  prif.hou. 

49.9.  forth  to  them  that  are  in  darkn.  fhew  your 

50.10.that  walketh  in  darkn.and  hath  no  light 

59«9.but  wee  walke  in  darkneffe 
Jer.  23.1 2-flippery  wayes,  in  the  darkneffe 
Lam.  3. z.St  brought  me  into  darkn.but  not  to  light 
Dan.z.zz.ht  knoweth  what  is  in  the  darkneffe 
Micah  7.8.when  I  fit  in  darkneffe,  the  Lord  fhall 
Mat. 4. 1  iS.the  peo,that  fate  in  dar\.faw  great  light 

10.27.what  I  tell  you  in  darkneffe,  that 
Lul{.  1.79.  to  give  light  to  them  that  fit  in  darknefs 

12.3  .whatfoever  ye  have  fpoken  in  rf» '^j.fhalbe 
Joh.i.  5.and  the  light  fhineth  in  darkneffe&nd  the 

8.12.  fhall  not  walk  in  darkneffe 

1 2.3  ^.for  he  that  walketh  in  dar.  knoweth  not 
46.on  me,fhall  not  abide  in  darkneffe 
Rom.z.  1 9.a  light  of  them  which  are  in  darkneffe 
1  The  fa. a. but  yee  brethr.  arenot  in  darkneffe, thai 
1  John  1 .6. and  walk  in  darkneffe, we  lie 

2.9.1s  in  darkneffe  even  untill  now 
1  l.hateth  his  bro.is  in  dark-Si  walks  in  dat \. 
Landofiboxkntiiz. 
Job  1 0.  z  1 .  even  to  the  land  of  darkneffe 


2  2.a  land  of  darkneffe, as  darkneffe  it  felfc 
Jer.z-i  1.  unto  Ifrael  a  land  of  darkneffe 

Out  of  JDarhnetTe. 

Job  12,21.  he  difcovereth  deep  things  out  of  dfrk_. 
1 5.22.belee.not  that  he  fhall  return  out  of  dar, 

3  o.  he  fhall  not  depart  out  of  darkneffe 
Pfal.i  07. 1 4>he  brought  them  out  of  darkneffe, and 
Ifa.  29.  18.  eyes  of  the  blind  fhall  fee  out  ot  darkn. 
z  Cfl^.tf.command.the  light  to  fhinc  out  of  dark_- 

1  Pet.z.o.  who  hath  called  you  out  of  darkn.into 

SDarjjon. 
•E^ai.ffJ.the  children  of  Darkon.the   Ndb.7.58. 

©aritng. 
Pfil.  2  2. 10. my  darling  from  the  power  of  the  do<> 
35.17  .my  darling  from  the  lions 

SDart. 

Job  41. 2  fi.cannot  hold  the  fpeare,the  dart,  the  hab. 
Pro.-j.zi  .till  a  dart  ftrike  thorow  his  livtr,as 
Heb. iz.zo.  or  thruft  thorow  v/hhadarl 
iDart0. 

2  Sam.iS.i^.and  he  took  three  darts  in  his  hand 
2  Chro.  32. 5. and  made  darts  and  fhields  in  abund. 
Job  4 1 .  1^.  darts  are  counted  as  ftubble,  be 
Ephef.6.16.  quench  all  the  fiery  darts  of  the  wick. 

2Dafl), 
z  Kjng.S.  1 2. and  wilt  dafb  their  children>and 
Pfal. 2. 9. thou  fhalt  d.i/&  them  in  pieces  like  a  pott. 
91.12.  left  thou  dafb  thy  foot  againft  a  ftone 
Mat.  4.6.  1.^.4.11. 
I/a.i  3.i8.theirbowes  alfo  fhall  dajbtheir  yong 
/£*•.  1 3 .14.1k  dafb  them  one  againft  another  ,even 

ADafljerj. 
£*flrf.  1 5.6.  thy  right  hand,0  L.hath  dafhedin  pie. 
Ifa.  1 3.  i6-their  childr.  alfo  fhalbe  dafhtd  in  pieces 
Uofio  i4.the  mcth.wasisfa/fe/in  pie.on  hcrchil. 

13^16.  their  infants  (lull  be  <&/&«/  in  pieces 
Nah.%.  10.  her  yong  chil  alfo  were  ^Jfe/  in  pieces 

IDaEheth. 
P/a/.  1 3  7.9.  &  daflkth  thy  little  ones  ag.the  ftones 
Nab.z.i.  he  that  dajhetb  in  pieces  is  come  up 

2Dathan. 
Num.  16.1  .and  D^te  and  Abiram3fons  of  Eliab 
1 2.Mofes  fent  to  call  Dathan  and  Abiram 
24.from  abo.thetab.ofKorah,73af/;.&  Abir. 

2  5.Mofes  tofc  up,&  went  to  Dathan  &  Abi. 
27>they  gac  up  from  he  tab.of  Kovah,Dath. 

and  Dathan  and  Abiram  came  out,  and 
26\0.the  fonso:'Eh?.b,Ntmuel,&  Dathan,and 
this  is  that  Dathan  and  Abiram  which 
Deut.  1 1 .6. and  what  he  did  to  Dathan  and  Abiram 
Pfal,  106. i7.theeanh  opened  &  fwall.up  Dath.Si 
5Daube,See  JDanibe, 
©angrjter. 
Gen.  11.29.  Milcah  the  daughter  of  Haran 
20. 1 2.  fliee  is  the  daughter  of  my  father,but 

not  the  daughter  of  my  mother 

i4.2  3.whoferfrf«gke>-artthou  Ver.47. 

24.I  am  the  daughter  of  Bethuel       Ver.47. 

48. my  matters  brothers  daughter  to  his  (on 

2  5.20.takeRebekah  to  wife,  the  d#»?.  of  Beth. 

26.3  4.  Judith  the  daughter  of  Beeri  the  Hittite 

Bafhemoth  thedaugb. of  Elon  theHitt. 
28 .9.MahaIah  daug  h.of  IfhmaeLAbrahams  Ion 

1  o.Rachel  the  daughter  of  Laban 
30.2i.afterward  Leah  bare  a  */tf«g/;ftVjDinah 
34.i.rfiZ«^;fc.ofLeah  went  out  to  fee  thedaugh. 

3  .his  foul  clave  to  Dinah  the  daugh.oi  Jacob 
7-lying  with  Jacobs  dau.wzh  thing  ought  not 
8. my  fon  Shechem  longeth  for  your  daughter 

'    i^.then  will  wetakeourafiwg/j.and  begone 
ij.becaufe  he  had  delight  in  Jacobs  daughter 
36. 2. Adah  the  daughter  of  Elon  the  Hittite, 

and  Aholibarmh  the  daughter  of  Anah, 

the  daughter  of  Zibeon  the  Hittite 

3  .and  Bafhemath  Ifmaels  daughter 

i4.Aholibam.«to«gfoo'  of  Anah  Ver.  18,25. 

daughter  of  Zibeon,  Efw  's  wife 

J9.name  was  Mehetabcl^tw^^of  Matred, 

the  daughter  of  Mezahab 

1  Chron.1.50. 

38.2.Judah  faw  a  daughter  of  a  Canaanite 

1 2. the  daughter  of  Shuah,  Judah's  w  ife,die3 

41.45  .he  gave  Jof.  Afenath,^«gfcf  er  of  Poteph. 

5o.which  Akn.dangb.of  Pot.bare  C.46.20. 

46.15.  in  Padan-Aram,with  his  daught.  Dinah 

Exod,  1 .  itf.if  it  be  a  daughter,  then  fhe  fhall  live 


2 2.every  daughter  ye  fhall  fave  alive 

2. 1  .took  to  w  ife  a  daughter  of  Levi 

5. the  daughter  of  Pharaoh  came  down  to 
7.thenfaid his  filler  to  Phzrz.daughter, Shall 
8. and  Pharaohs  daughter  faid,Go 
9.Phat.daughterfaid  to  her,Take  this  child 
10.  and  fhe  brought  him  unto  Pharaohs  daug. 

6.2  3.Aarotook  Elifh.daug.of  Amrnin.towife 
2 1.3  1. or  have  gored  a  daughter ^ccoiding 

Lcvit.  iz.6  .are  fulfilled  for  a  fon  or  a  daughter 

i8.9.nakednefsof  thy  fitter,  thtdauqhter  of  thy 

fa.therjOrdtfwgfoei'of  thy  mother 

1  r.  nakednefle  of  thy  fathers  wives  daughter 

17. not  uncov.the  naked.of  a  worn. &  her  da. 

neither  fhalt  thou  take  her  fons  daughter 

or  her  daughters  daught.to  uncover  her 

20. 1 7.  if  a  man  iriall  take  his  fift.his  fath.^og. 

or  his  mothers  daugh.Si  fee  her  nakedneffe 

1 1  9-the  daughter  of  any  prieft,  if  fhe  profane 

2 2. 1 2.if  the  priefts  daughter  alfo  be  married  to 

1 3  .but  if  the  priefts  daughter  be  a  widow 
24.1  i.Shelomith  thedaughter  of  Dibri 
Num.zf .iS.matterof  Cozbi,the  daug.ofa  prince 
26. 46. name  of  the  daught.  of  After  was  Sarah 
59.was  Jochebed  the  daught.of  Levi,whom 
27. 9. and  if  he  hive  no  daughter, then  he 
3  6. 8.  every  daught.that  poffefleth  an  inherit.in 
E)W.27.22.curfedbeheth3t  lieth  with  the  daught. 
of  his  father,or  thedaug.of  his  mother 
28.55.eye  fhalbe  evill  toward  her  daughter 
Judg.  1 1 ,34.behold,his  dau.came  out  to  meet  him 
40.ro  lament  the  daughter  of  Jephthah  the 

1  Sa.1.1 6.count  not  thy  handm.  for  a  da.of  Belial 

14.5  o.was  Ahinoam  the  daughter  of  Ahimaaz 
18.  i7.Saul  faid  to  David,Behold,my  elder  dan. 
i9.when  Sauls  rf<w-fhould  have  been  giv.to 
20.and  Michal,Saulsd<r«gfcto-,loved  David 
28.that  Michal,Sauls«&z«gto ^,loved  him 

2  Sam.  3 . 3  .the  daught.of  Talmai  King  of  Gefhur 

7.whofe  name  was  Rizpah,  «k«gfor.of  Aiah 
1 3  .except  thou  fitft  bring  Mich.SauIs  daugh. 
6.i6.Michal  Sauls dau. looked  thorow  a  wind. 
20.Mich.<fo<g.of  Saul  came  out  to  meet  him 
23-therforeMich  daug.of  Saul  had  no  child 
1 1. 3.1s  not  this  Bathfheba  daughter  of  Eliam 
12.3  .and  was  to  him  as  a  daughter 
1 4.27. one  daughter, whoCe  name  was  Tamar 
17. 25. that  wentin  to  Abigail drfttg.of  Nahafh. 
2i.8.K.tookthe  2. fons  of  Rizpah  dau.of  Aiah 
the  5. fons  of  Michal  the  daught.of  Saul 

1  Kin.  3 . 1  .and  took  Pharaohs  daughter, and 

4.1 1. which  had  Taphath  daugh.of  Sol.to  wife 
1  5.Ahimaaz  took  Bafm.rfrog.of  Sol.to  wife 
7. 8. Sol. made  alfo  a  houfe  for  Pharaohs  daugh. 
9.24.butPhar.«4a«.cameoutof  the  city  of  Dav. 
1 1 . 1  .together  with  the  dau.of  Phar.women  of 
1 5.2name  was  Maach.the  da.of  Abifha.V.  10. 
16.3  r. took  to  wife  Jezebel  the  daugh.of  Ethb. 
22. 42. moth. name  was  Azubah<&«gfo.ofShilhi 

2  i^«z.8.i8.for  thedaughter  of  Ahab  was  his  wife 

26.  moth. name  was  Athaliah  daug.of  Omri 

iCbron.zz.z. 

9.34.forfhe  is  a  Kings  daughter 

1  i.2.butJehottieba  the  daughter  of  King  Joram 

1  5.3 3. his  morh.name  wasJeiufh.d««.of  Zadok 

iChron.z-j.t. 

18. 2. his  moth.name  was  Abi. daug  of  Zechar. 

zChron.zf.t. 

2 1 . 1 9-his  moth.name  was  Mefhul.rftf.of  Haroz 

22. 1. his  moth.name  Jedidah  daught  of  Adaiah 

23.3  1. his  moth.name  Wamit. daug.of  Jeremiah 

3 6. his  moth.name  Zebudah  daug.of  Pelaiah 

24. 8. his  moth.name  Nehufh.<i«g.of  Elnathan 

18. his  mothers  name  Hamntal dangluof  Jer. 

1  Chro.  2. 3. born  unto  him  of  the  daught.of  Shuah 

2 1  .after  Hezron  went  in  to  the  dau.of  Mach. 

49-the  daughter  of-Caleb  was  Achfah 
■^.z. the  daughter  of  Talmai  King  of  Gefhur 

5  .foure  of  Bathflaua  daughter  of  Ammiel 
4.i8.fons  of  Bithiah  the  daugh.of  Phar.which 
1 5.29.Mich.s/<i.  of  Saul  looking  out  at  a  wind. 

2  Chr.S.i  i.Sol.braughtthe<k«g.ofPhar.outof 

1 1.1 8.Rthob.took  Mahal  .dau.of  Jetim.to  wife 
Abihail  daughter  of  Eliab  the  fon  of  Jeffe 

20.  after  her  he  took  Maacah  daug  of  Abfalo 

21.  Rehob.loved  Maacdaug.of  ADfal.above  j 
13.2.HSJ 


~P  A  U      BAU 


D  A  U       DAU 


D  A  U       DAU 


i  j.z.his  morh.name  was  Mkbai.daug.ot  Uriel 

20-5 1. his  moth.name  Azubah  daught. oi ShJbi 

2 1  6.  (or  he  had  tbedaugbter  of  Ahab  to  wife 

22.1 1 ,  Jehoihabeath  flk«g.oftheK.took  Joafh 

fo  Jehcfh.  daugh.oi  Jehoram,  wife  of 

rek6.i8.hisfonJohnn.hadtakenthei'«.ofMe. 

!fi/;.2.7.andthatis  Efther.his  uncles  daughter 

took  her  for  his  ownt  daughter 
1 5 .  when  the  turn  of  Efther,</<?«g.of  Abihail 
MordecaijwIiQ  had  taken  her  for  his  dan. 
9.29-then  Efth.  daugh.of  Abihail  and  Mordtcai 
Tal'.A  c'.io.hearkenjO  daughter 3znd  conlider,and 
1 3.  the  Kings  daughter  is  all  glorious  within 
to.7.i.withihooes„0  princes  daughter,  the 
Tcr.i  1.22.O  thoubackfliding  daughter, for  the 
46.19.O  thou(fo«gbf«'  dwelling*  in  Egypt 
48.i8.thou<itf;/gfc.thaedoftinb.ab.Dibon,come 

49.4.  O  backfliding  daught.  that  tiufted  in  her 
y  2. 1  .his  mothers  name  Hamutal.^w&.of  Jer. 

\ck.  14.20.they  (hall  deliver  neither  fon  notdau. 
16.44.as  is  the  mother,fo  is  the  daughter 
45-thou  art  thy  mothers  daughter,  that 
22. 1 1. his  fifter,and  his  fathers  daughter 
44. 2  5 .  or  for  mother ,or  for  fon,or  foe  daughter 
~>an.t  1. 6. for  the  Kings  daught.  of  the  South  ihall 
i7.and  he  (hall  give  him  the  daugh.oi worn. 
lof.  1 . 3  .fo  he  went,&  took  Gomer  dough,  of  Dib. 

6.(he  conceived  again,  and  bare  a  daughter 
dicah  5  .i.in  troups,0  daughter oi  troups 

7.6.the<&//gta^nfeth  up  againft  the  mother 
eph.^.to.  even  the  daughter  of  my  difperfed 
fa/.  2.11  .and  married  the  daugh.of  a  ftrange  god 
^.9.  2  2.he  faid,D<J«?;/tf.be  of  good  comfort,  thy 
Mar\  5.5 4.  L/^.8.48. 
10.35.  and  the  daughter  againft  her  mother 

14.12.53. 
3  f  .hee  that  loveth  fon  or  daughter  more  then 
1 4.6.  daughter  of  Herodias  danced  before  them 
15.28  .her  daughter  was  made  whole  the  fame 
44»,.6.22.when  the  daugh.oi  Herodias  camein,& 
7. 2  5.  cert.wom.whofe  yong  dmgb.hzd  an  unci. 
26.W011H  caft  forth  the  div.out  of  her  daug. 
3  o.and  her  daughter  bid  upon  the  bed 
#•2.36.  Anna,a  Praphetcffe,  thedaug.of  Phanuel 
8.4  2.for  he  had  one  onely  daughter, about 
1 3.i6.ought  nat  this  wom.beiiag  a dau.of  hht. 
fS-7.2 1. when  he  was  caft  out,Phar.  daught.took 
leb.  1 1 .24.refuf.tobe  called  the  fon  of  Phar.  dau. 

SDanghiev  of  Babylon. 
/a.37.8.0  daugh.of  Babylon,who  art  to  be  deft. 
a. 47. i.O daughter  of  Babylon,(it  on  the  ground 
rer.fo.42  .to  the  batt.ag.thee,0  daugh.of  Babylon 
51.33  .thzdaught.oi  Babyl.islike  a  threfhing  fl. 
■cch.  2.7  .that  dwelleft  with  the  daught. of  Babylon 

IDawghter  of  the  Chaldeans. 
^.47. 1  .there  is  nothcone,0  daugh.oi  the  Chald. 
5. get  thee  into  darknefs,0  tfaa.of  the  Chal. 
©attgbtCT  of  Edam. 
am./\..zi.  rejoice  &  be  glac^C* dau.oi Edom,that 
22.wilvifit  thine  iniquity .Ottort.ofEdom 
Daughter  of  Egypt. 
rer.^6.i  1  .into  Gilead,0  virgm^daught.  of  Egypt 
z 4. the  daught.of  Egvpt  fhal  be  eonfound.the 
IDaugbtCf  ofGallim. 
fo.10.30.lift  up  thy  voice,Od««.of  Gallim,caufe 

^».29>6.RacheL  hisdtfag^.cometh  with  the  (heep 
2 3. he  took  Lesh  his  daughter. and  brought 
24.be  gave  to  his  daughter  Leah,  Zilpah 
28.he  gave  to  Rachel  his  daughter  to  wife 
29.  gave  Rachel  his  daughter  jo'Ahzh 

3 4. 5.  Jacob  heard  he  had  defiled  Dinah  his  dau. 
46.  r  y.  with  his  daughter  Dinah 

1 8.whom  he  gave  to  Leah  his  daughter 
2  5.Bilhah,whichLab.gavetoRach.hisek«. 
'.xed.i.1  i.hc  gave  Mofes  Zipporah hisdaughter 

2 1 .7. if  a  man  fet  his  daughter  to  be  a  maid-ferv. 
ip.zi.s.and  for  hisdaughter,  and  for  his  brother 
lum.z7.8xhe  inheritance  paffe  to  his  daughter 

3o.i6.between  the  father  &  his  daughter  Joeing 
~>eut  .7 . 3  .nor  his  daught.  (halt  thou  take  to  thy  fon 
18.10.that  make  his  Conor  his  daughter  to 


1^.23.10. 
°P- 1 5  •  1 7  -he  gave  him  Achfah  his  daught. to  w  ife 

r    ,  jHdg.l.13. 

img.  11.34.  and behold jhis  dax.ca.me  out  to  meet 


2 1 . 1  .not  any  of  us  give  his  dau.to  Benj.to  w  ife 

1  &z«.i7.2  5.willgiv.'himhisctei!g/;,  &.  make  his 

1 8. 27. Saul  gave  himMichal  his  daught.to  wife 

2j.44.but  Saul  had  given  Michal  his  daught.to 

1 1{ing.^.i6.fot  a  prefent  to  his  <Az#gfc.Solom.wife 

i  Chro.z.i,  5.Shefli3n  gave  hisdau.to  Jarha  his  fer. 

7.24.Eph.^««^/i.was  Sherah,who  built  Bcthor. 

3Daugbtcr  ofjerufalem. 

2  Kjn.19.z1.da/1gh.  of  Jeruf.  hath  ihaken  her  head 

lfa.  3  7. 2  2. 
Lam.t.iz .thing  ihal  I  liken  to  thee,0  dau.of  Jer. 
1 5. and  wag  their  head  at  the  daugh.of  Jeruf. 
Mic. 4.8. the  kingd.fhall  come  to  the  daugh.oi 'Jer. 
Zffpfc.3.i4.rejoice  with  all  the  heart,0  dau.of  Jer. 
Zech.Q.  9.  (hout,0  daughter  ofjerufalem 

IDaugbfcer  ofjudak 
Lam. i.  1  5. trod. the  virgin,the  fifcwgfr.of  Jud.as  in  a 
2. a. down  the  ftrong  holds  of  the  daugh.of  Jud. 
5. hath  increafedin  the  dau.of  Jud.  mourning 
JDaugbret:  in  law. 
Gen.  1 1 . 3 1 .  Terah  took  Sarai  his  daughter  in  law 
38.11  Judah  to  Tamat  his  daughter  in  law 
16. he  knew  not  thatfhee  washis(4z«.inlaw 
24.  thy  daught.  in  law  hath  played  the  whore 
Lev.  18.15  .not  uncov.the  naked. of  thy  dau.in  law 
20.i  2. if  a  man  lie  with  his  daugh.in  law,both 
Ruth.i.zz.  Nao.  returned,8c  Ruth  hetdau.'m  law 
2.  Jo.  Naomi  faid  to  her  daught.  in  law,BlefTed 
22.  faid  to  Ruth,her  daugh.in.  law,It  is  good 
4.1  y.for  thy  dau.in  law  which  loveth  thee,wch 
I  Sam.^.i^.his  daughter  in  law,  Phineas  wife  was 
1  Cfo'.2.4.Tamar  his  daugh.in  law  bare  him  Phar. 
£•^.22.1  i.anoth. hath  lewdly  defiled  his  dau.in  1. 
ikfe.7.6.the  daugh.in  law  againft  the  moth,  in  law 
Mat.io.^^.Lu.iz.^2. 
My  ©aagbrer.. 
Deut.zz.i6.I  gave  my  daught.to  this  man  to  wife 
i7.thefe  are  the  tokens  of  my  daugh,  virgini. 
Jofh.  1 5. 16.  to  him  will  I  give  Achfah  my  dau.  to 

Judg.i. 11. 
Judg.  11.3  5. faid,  Alas,  my  daugh.  thou  haft  brou. 
i9.24.behold,hereismyrf(2^to?',amaiden,and 
Ruth  2«2.«nd  fhe  faid  unto  her,  Go,my  daughter 
8.Bo.faid  toRuth,Heateft  thou  not,my  dau. 
22.it  is  %pod,my  daughter>that  thou  goe 
3 . 1  .my  daughter ,(hall  I  not  feek  reft  for  thee  • 
10. he  faidjBleff.be  thou  of  the  Lo.my  daugh. 
1 1  .&  now,  my  daugh.  fear  not,Ile  do  to  thee 
i6.who  art  thou,  my  daughter,and  fhe 
18. (it  &.i\\,  my  daughter,  untillthou  know 
Mat. 9.  1 8  .my  daughter  is  even  now  dead,but 

1 5.22.  fon  of  Dav.my  dau.  is  grievoufly  vexed 
Mar.  5.23  .my  little  &».lieth  at  the  point  of  death 

IDaagbter  of  my  people. 
I[a. zz.q.bec.of  thefpoilingoftherf<i«.ofmy  peo. 
Jer. a,.  1 1  .toward  the  daughter  of  my  people 
6.14-all  the  hurt  of  the  dau.of  my  peop.flightly 
Chap.  8. 11. 
26.O  daugh.of  my  peo.  gird  thee  with  fackcl. 
8. 1 9. voice  of  the  cry  of  the  daugh.of  my  people 
2i.forthehurtof  the  daugh.of  my  peo.  ami 
22. why  is  not  the  hcal.of  the  dau.of  my  peo. 
9. 1.  for  the  (lain  of  thedaughter  of  my  people 
7-fhall  I  doe  for  the  daughter  of  my  people 
14. 1 7. for  the  virgin  daugh.of  my  peo. is  broken 
Lam.i.i  P.  for  the  deftrucT:.  of  the  dau.of  my  pcop. 

Chap.  3. 48. 

4. 3  .the  daugh.of  my  people  is  become  cruel  like 

6. the  iniq.of  the  daugh.oi  my  peop.is  greater 

10.  in  the  deftruft.of  the  daugh.  of  my  peop. 

^Daughter  oftarfbijh. 

lfa.  23 .  lo.as  a  river,  O  daughter  of  Tarfhifb,there 

Thy  daughter. 
Gen.z9.i  8.ferve  feven  yeer  for  thy  yonger  daughter 
Exod.zo.10.  thoti,nor  thy  fon,  nor  thy  daught.nor 

Deut.  5.14. 

Lev.18.10.  the  nakedneffe  of  thy  ionsdaughter, 

or  of  thy  daughters  daughter,  thou 

19.29.  do  not  proftitutethy«to?fo.to  caufe  her 

De«£.7.3.thy  daughl.thotx  (halt  not  give  to  his  fon 

1 2. 1 8. thy  daughter,  and  thy  man  fervant,and 

Chap. 16. 1 1,14. 
1 3  .et.or  thy  fon,  or  thy  daughter  entice  thee 
2  2. 1 7  .faying,I  found  not  thy  daughter  a  maid 
z  'Kin. 1 4. 1 9. give  thy  daughter  to  my  fon  to  wife 
2  Cfow.25.18. 


^(f.5.3  •>. thy  daughter  is  dead,why  troubled  thou 

1^8.49. 
7.29-thedivell  is  gone  out  of  thy  daughter 
^Daughter  of  Tyre. 
Vfal.^% .  1 2.the  daughter  of  Tyre  (halbe  there  with 

5Dawg^ter  ofzidon.   . 
lfa.  2  3 . 1 2 .0  thou  oppreffed  virgi n,  dau.  of  Z  idon 

IDmghtetofZion. 
zKj.19.z1.  the  virg.^2«.of  Zion  hath  defpif.  thee 
.    Ifa.l7.zz. 
Pfal.9. 1 4.1'n  the  gates  of  the  daughter  of  Zion 
Ifa.1.8.  and  daughter  of  Zion  is  left  as  a  cottage 
4.4.  the  filth  of  the  daughter  of  Zion 
10.3  2.mount.ofthe  fikw.of  Zion,the  hil  of  Je. 

16. 1.  unto  the  mount  of  the  daughter  of  Zion 
f2.2.bands  ofthy  neck,0  captive  dau.of  Zion 
62.1  i.fay  ye  to  the  daught. oi  Zion,Behold  thy 

Jer.^.1, 1. the  voice  of  the  daughter  of  Zion 
6. 2.I  have  likened  thee>  O  daughter  of  Zion  to 
23«as  men  for  warag.  thee  O daugh.of  Zion 
Lam.i.6.ftom  the  daught. oi  Zion,  all  her  beauty 
2. 1. how  hath  the  L. covered  the  daugh.of  Zion 
4.  in  the  tabernacle  of  the  daughter  of  Zion 
8-to  deftroy  the  wall  of  the  daughter  of  Zion 
io.the  Eld.of  the  dau.of  Zion  lit  on  the  gro. 
1 3 .1  may  comfort  thee,  O  vitg.dan.  of  Z  ion 
18.O  wall  of  the  daughter  of  Zion,let  tears 
4.22-is  accomplifliedjO^g^fofZion,  he 
Mic.  1 . 1 3 .  (he  is  the  begin.of  fin,to  the  dau.of  Z  i. 

4.8.  the  ftrong  hold  of  the  daughter  of  Zion 
10.  labour  to  bring  forth,  O  daught. of  Z  ion 
1 3  .arife  and  thre(h,0  daughter  of  Zion,for 

Zeph.  3 . 1 4.fing,  O  daughter  of  Z  ion,  (houtjO 
Zeeh.z.  io.fing  and  rejoyce,  O  daughter  of  Zion 

9.9.  rejoyce  greatly,  O  daughter  of  Zion 
Mat.  21.5  .tell  ye  thedaughter  of  Z ion,Behold 
John. r  2. 1  j .feare  not,  daughter  of  Zion,Behold 

JDaughter  of  Zur. 
Num.  25.15 -was  Coxbi,  the  daughter  of  Z ur 

lDaugrjtci-0. 
Gen.6. 1  .and  that  daughters  were  born  unto  them 
2.fons  of  God  faw  the  daughters  of  men 
4.  came  in  unto  the  daughters  oi  men 
I9.i4.fpake  to  them  which  married  his  daught. 

36.both  the  daughter soi Lot  withchild 
24. 3. not  take  a  wife  to  my  fon  of  the  daught. oi 

Ver.37. 
1 3.  daugh.oi  the  men  of  the  city  came  out  to 

2  7 .46.  weary  of  my  life  becaufe  of  the  daugh.oi 

if  Jacob  take  a  wife  of  the  daughters  of 

asthefe  which  are  of  the^».of  the  la. 

28. 1. (halt  not  take  a  wife  oi  the  daugh.  of  Can. 

Verfe6\ 
2.  take  a  wife  of  the  daughters  of  Laban 

8.  the  daughters  of  Canaan  pleafed  not  Ifaac 
30.13  .happy  am  I  for  the  daugh.will  call  me  bl. 
31.26.  carried  away  my  daughters  as  captives 

3  i.wouldft  take  by  force  thy  daugh.hom  me 
43  .thefe  daughters  ate  my  daughters 

and  what  can  I  doe  to  thefe  my  daughters 
50.  if  thou  (halt  afflift  my  daughters, 

or  take  other  wives  befides  my  daugh. 
34. 1  .Dinah  went  out  to  fee  the  dau.of  the  land 

9.  and  give  your  daughters  unto  us, 

and  take  our  daughters  unto  you 

ltf.then  will  we  give  o\it  daughters  unto  you 

and  take  your  daughters  unto  us 

2 1. let  us  take  their  daughters  to  us  for  wives, 

and  let  us  give  them  our  daughters 

36".2.Efau  took  his  wives  of  the  daugh  of  Can. 

£Aw/.2.i6.theprieftof  Midian  had  7. daught.  and 

20.and  he  faid  to  hisdaugh.  And  where  is  he 

6. 2  5  .Eleazar  took  him  one  of  the  dau.of  Putiel 

j  1 .9.fhall  deal  with  her  after  the  man.of  daug. 

3  4.  i6.take  of  their  daughters  to  thy  fons 

and  their  daughters  goe  a  whoring  after 

lra.26.29.the  flefh  of  your  daughters  (hall  ye  eat 

Num.z6.z  3  .&  the  names  of  the  daught.of  Zeloph. 

2 7. 1. came  the  dau.  of  Zeloph.the  fon  of  Heph. 

and  thefe  arc  the  names  of  his  daughters 

Jop.17.3- 
7. the  daught.of  Zelophehad  fpeak  right,thou 

36. 2.  of  Zeloph.  our  brother  unto  his  daughters 
6.conceming  the  daughters  of  Zeloph.  faying 
1  o.fo  did  the  daughters  of  Zelophehad 

1 1  .&  Noah,the  daughters  of  Zeloph.werc  matv 
Pitf.23.17.no 


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D  A  U       D  A  U 


DAll      D  A  V 


Deut.i$ .  1 7 .  no  whore  of  the  daugbu  of  Ifrael,  nor 

fiid.3 .6. they  took  their  daugh.to  be  their  wivcs,& 

i4-3.nev.a  yong  wom.am.the  dau.oi  my  peop. 

a  1.7.  will  not  give  them  of  our  daugh.to  wives 

1  S.vve  may  not  give  them  wives  of  our  dau. 

Ruth  1.1  r. Naomi faid,Turn  again,my  daug.v/hy 

1  i.turn  again  daught.goe  your  way,for  I  am 

1 3  .nay,my  daughter s3foi  it  grieveth  me  for 

1  Sam.S.i^.he  will  take  your<i?#£b.tobeconfecT:. 

2  Sam.x  3.18.  were  the  Ks.dau.thzt  were  virg.app. 

1  Chro.7.1  5.  and  Zclophthad  had  daughters 

2  Cfo-.2.i4.thefon  of  a  wom.of  thedaugh.ol  Dan 
E^'.  2.6  i.which  took  a  wife  of  the  daugh.oi  Barz. 
Neb.3. 1  2.of  Jerufalem,he  and  his  daughters 

5.5.  fome  of  our  d<«gfr.  are  brought  into  bond. 

7.6"3.which  took  one  of  the  (&J«gfo.ofBarzil.  to 

10.3  o.that  we  would  not  give  our  dau.to  the  pe. 

Job  42  i  5  f o  faire  as  the  daughters  of  Job 

Pfc-l.^. p.Kings  daughters  were  among  thy  hono. 

144. 1 2. that  our  daught.may  be  as  corner  ftones 

Pro.$  x.z9.many  daugbt.have  done  vtnuoufly,  but 

Cant. 2.2.1b  is  my  love  among  the  daughters 

6.0.  the  daughters  faw  her,andbleffed  her  ;  yea, 
lfa.,1 2.9.heare  my  voice, ye  careleffe  daughters 

60. 4.8c  thy  daughters  fhall  be  nurfed  at  thy  fide 
Jer.9.10.  and  teach  your  daughters  wailing,  and 
29.6.  and  give  your  daughters  to  husbands 
4 1 .  io.Ifhmael  carried  away  the  Kings  daught. 
43 ,6.and  the  Kings  daught. &  every  perfon  that 
49.2.and  her  daughters  fhalbe  burnt  with  fire 
3  .crie,  ye  daughters  of  Rabbah 
Lam.  3.51  .becaufe  of  all  the  daughters  of  my  citic 
E"zek- 1 3 . 1 7  .fet  thy  face  ag.  the  daugh.oi  thy  peop. 
1  <5\46\elder  fifter  is  Samaria,fhc  and  her  daugh. 
at  thy  right  is  Sodom  and  her  daughters 
48.S0.thy  fift.hath  not  done,fhe  nor  her  daiu 
as  thou  haft  done,thou  &  thy  daughters 
49.of  idleneffe  was  in  her,&  in  her  daughters 
5  3 .  the  captivity  of  Sodom,  and  her  daugh'ers 
&  the  captiv.  of  Samaria,  &  her  daughters 
j1 5.  when  thy  fifter  Sod.&  her  daugh.msi  ret. 
&  Samam,&  herdaugb.  fhall  return  to 
then  thou  &  thy  dau.ihall return  to  your. 
6 1  .to  thee  for  daug.but  not  by  thy  covenant 
23.2.therc  were  two  wom.the«to.  of  one  mo. 
26.6.her  cto'.which  are  in  the  field  fhalbe  flain 
8.  flay  with  thu  fword  thy  davght.ixi  the  field 
30.18.&  hex  daughters  fhallgo  into  captivity 
3  i.i6.thedaug.  ofth<  nations  fhall  lament  her 
18. even  ber.&  the  daugh.  of  the  famous  nati. 
Hof.q.  1 3  .therefore  your  rftf«.Ihall  commit  whord. 

14. 1  will  not  punifh  your  daughters  when 
Z»kr.j.  and  his  wife  was  of  the  daughters  ol  Aar. 
All. 2 1  .<>.and  the  fame  man  had  foure  daughters 

1  Fet.$.6.v/hole  dan.  ye  are,as  long  as  ye  doe  well 

3Dangi)ter0  ofjerufalem. 
Cant.  1 .5 .1  am  black,btu  comely  ,0  ye  dau.olJem- 
2.7. 1  charge  you,0  ye  daugh.  of  Jerufal-by  the 

Chap.  3.?. 

3^10!  with  love  for  the  daughters  of  Jerufalem 

5.8.I  charge  you,  O  dau.oi  Jeruf.  if  ye  find  my 

16. and  this  is  my  friend,0  daught.  of  Jeruf. 

8.4.I  charge  you,0  daugh.oi Jer.thatye  awake 

Luk.  1 3 .28 .  Jef.faid,Dd«.of  Jeruf.weep  not  for  me 

3Daugl)ter0  of  Ifrael. 
Jud.  1 1 .40.that  the  dau.oi Jfr.went  yeerly  to  lam. 

2  SVr«.i.24.yee  dau.  of  Ifrael  weep  over  Saul,who 

?Dang!)ter0  ofjudah. 
Vfal./fi.i  1  .let  the  daughters  ofjudah  be  glad  bee. 
97.8.  and  the  daughters  ofjudah  rejoyced 
5Daogl)tersf  in  lava. 
Ruth  i.6.then  fhe  atofe  with  her  daughters  in  law 
7.  and  her  two  daughters  in  lav/  with  her 
8,Naomi  faid  to  her  two  daugh.m  law,Goe 
1Dangl)tctSqfMw&. 
Num.  25.1  .whoredom  with  the  daughters  of  Moab 
lfa.i6.iSo  the  daugh.olMoab  fhalbe  at  the  foords 

©attgfytef  0  ofMufick. 
Eccl.  1 2.4.  all  the  daugh.  of  Mufick  fhalbe  brought 

IDaag'rjterS  of  murines. 
Jud.lA.i.law  a  wom.of  the  daught.oi  the  Philift. 

2. 1  have  feen  a  worn,  of  the  dau.oi  the  Phil. 
2  Sam.x. 10.  left  the  daught.oi  the  Philift.re  Joyce 
£^.16.27.  that  hate  thee,  the  dau.oi  the  Philift. 

5  7 .  about  her  the  daughters  of  the  Philiftines 


3Daugr)ter0  ofshiloh. 
Jud.H.ii.  &  if  the  dau.oi  Shil.comeout  to  dan. 
catch  ev.manhis  wife  of  therfa«.of  Sh. 
©aughtergt  joined  with  fans. 
Gen.i>.$.  and  he  begat  fonnes  and  daughters 

Chap.7. 10,13,16,19,22526.30. 

&  Chap.  1 1. 1 1, 1 3, if,  17, 

19,21,23,25. 

1 9. 1 2.  what  haft  thou  befides  fons  &  daughters 

3  1 .28. not  fuffer.me  to  kiffe  my  fons  and  daugh. 

5  5. he  kiffed  his  fons  and  his  daughters 
36.6.Efau  took  his  wives, his  fons  &  his  daugh. 
37*35.  all  Ijisfons  and  daughters  rofe  up  to 
46 .7. his  daughters,  &  his  Tons  daughters  with 
1 5. all  the  foules  of  his  fons  axxddaughters 

Verfe  3  3 . 

Exod.3.11.  ye  fhall  put  them  on  your  fons  Sc  dau. 

10.9. with  our  fons,&  with  ou  dau.w'iW  we  goe 

2  i.4.and  fhe  have  borne  him  fons  or  daught. the 

3  2. 2. are  in  the  ears  of  your  fons  and  daughters 
34. 16.&  thou  take  of  their  daughters  to  thy  fons 

Iff.  10. 1 4. and  thy  fons  &  thy  daughters  with  thee 
Num.  1 8. 1 1 .  to  thy  fons,&  to  thy  daugh.  with  thee 

Verfe  19. 

2 1. 29. given  his  fons  that  efcaped,and  his  daug. 

26. 3  3 . Z elophehad  had  no  fons,but  daughtei s 

Jofh.  17.3. 

Deut.  1 2. 1 2.ye,and  your  fons,&  your  daughters,  & 

3  1.  even  their  fons  &  daugh.thty  have  burnt 

28.3  2.  thy  foas  and  thy  daughters  fhall  be  given 

4i.thou  (halt  begetfons  zn& daught. hut  thou 

5  3. the  flefh  of  thy  fons,  &  of  thy  dau.wh'ich 

3  2.19-of  the  provoking  of  his  fons  &  daughters 

3 'of.  7. 24.hisfons,  &  his  daught.and  all  that  he  had 

1 7. 6. becaufe  the  dau.oi Manaff.  had  inher.am. 

Jud.  3 .6. and  gave  their  daughters  to  their  fons 

I2.j.lbzan  had  thirty  fons  and  thirty  daughter s 

he  took  in  thirty  daugh.itom  abroad  for 

1  Sam.i.^.&t.  to  allher  fons  and  daughters  portions 
.  2.2  r.  fhe  conceived  &  bare  threefons  &  i.dau. 

3  o.  3  .&  their  fons,  &  their  dau.wete  taken  cap. 
6.  was  grieved  every  man  for  his  fons  &  dau. 
19.neith.fons  nor  daugh.neith.  fpoil  lacking 

2  Sam.  5.1 3  .were  yet  fons  and  dau.bom  to  David 
■  1 9. 5 .  &  the  lives  of  thy  fons,&  of  thy  daughters 
2  ^.17.17.  they  caufed  their  fons  8c  dau.to  pals 

1  Cfcr.2.34.  now  Shefhan  had  no  Ions  tbut  daught. 
4. 27  .now  Shemei  had  i6.fons,  &  fix  daughters 
1 4. 3. and  David  begat  moe  fons  and  daughters 
2  3.22.  Eleazar  died,and  had  no  fons,but  daug. 

2  5. 5. God  gave  to  Heman  i4.fons  &  3.  daugh. 

2  Chra.ii.it.  &  begate  28. fons  and  6o.daughters 

13.21.  Abijah begat  22.fons,&  fixteen  daugh. 
24.3  .and  Jehojada  begate  fons  and  daughters 

28.8.  carried  capt.200000.wom. fons  &  daugh. 

29.9.  &  our  fons  and  our  daugh.  in  capt.for  this 

3  1. 18.&  their  fons,&  their  ^to.thorow  all  the 
E%r.$,i.  have  taken  of  their  daught.iox  themfelves 

12.  therefore  give  not  your  dau.to  their  fons 

Neh.i^.i^. 

neither  take  their  dau.to  your  fons,  nor 

Ate^.13.25. 

Nefe.4. 14. fight  for  your  breth  your  fons,your  dau. 

5. 2. that  faid,  Our  fons  &  our  daught.axe  many 

5.  wee  bring  to  bondage  our  fons  &  our  dau. 

10.  28.  their  wives,  fons  mu  daught.  every  one 

3  o.nor  take  their  daughters  for  our  fons 

Job  i.2.there  wqre  bom  to  him  7.fons  &  3. daugh. 

1 3 .  there  was  a  day  when  his  fons  &  daugh. 
18.  thy  fons  &  thy  daughters  were  eating  & 

42. 1 3 .  Job  had  alfo  feven  fons  &  three  daught. 

Pfal.io6-i7.they  facrif.their  fons  &  ^<z«.to  divels 
3  8 .  even  the  bloud  of  their  fons  &  daughters 

lfa.&i  .6.my  fons  from  far,  &  my  daught. 1mm.  the 
49.2  2.  bring  thy  fons  in  their  arms,  &  thy  dau. 
56.5.  better  then  of  fons  and  oi  daughters 

Jcr.  3 .  24.their  herds ,  their  fons,  and  their  daught. 
5.17.  which  thy  fons  and  thy  daught.lhould  eat 
7. 3  i.to  burne  their  fons  &  daughters  in  the  fire 
1  i.22.their  fons  and  daugh.  fhall  die  by  famine 
1 4. 1 6.  none  to  bury  their  fons  nor  daught.  for 
16.2.  neither  (halt  thou  have  fons  or  daught.  in 
3.faiththeL.concern.  thy  fons  &  thy  daugh. 
19.9.  to  eat  the  flefh  of  their  fons  and  daughters 
29.6.and  begate  fons  and  daughters, and 

that  they  may  beare  fons  and  daughters 


3  2. 3  5 .  to  caufe  their  fons  and  daughters  to  pa/Te 
3  5 .8.we,our  wives,our  fons,nor  our  daughters 
48.46.thy  fons  are  taken  captives>&  thy-dawh 
E^.i4.i6.theyfhall  deliv.neith.fons  nor  daugh, 

Veife  18. 
2  2.that  fhalbe  be  brought  forth,fons  &  dau. 
16.20.thou  haft  taken  thy  fons  and^«.  whom 
2 3. 4. and  they  bare  fons  and  daughters 

1  o.they  took  her  fons  &  daugh .  and  flew  her 

2  5. they  fhall  take  thy  fons  &  dau.Si  thy  rem. 
47.they  fhall  flay  their  fons  and  daughters  & 

24. 2  i.your  fons  &  Aza.whom  ye  have  left  fhal 

2  5.fet  their  minds,  their  fons  &  their  daurh. 
Joel  2. 28.  your  fons  &  your  daught. fhall  prophelie 

^.2.17, 
3 .8  .He  fel  your  fons  and  your  dau.to  the  hands 
Am.7. 1 7. thy  fons  and  daugb.ihaW  fall  by  the  fwo. 
2  Cor.6.i&.  ye  fhall  bemy  fons  and  daughters 

5>angrjter0  of  Syria. 
E^e.  16. 5  7. time  of  thy  reproach  of  the  dau.olSyt. 

Two  ©anglers. 

Gen.  19.8.I  have  two  dau.vih\ch  have  not  knowne 

1  5. take  thy  wife,andthy  two  daughters 

i6.upon  the  hand  of  his  two  daughters 

3  o.Lot  went  up,and  his  two  daugh.with  him 

dwelt  in  a  cave,  he  and  his  wo  daught. 
29.16.  Laban  had  two  daughters 
3  1.41.I  ferved  thee  i4.yeers  for  thy  twodaugh. 
Ruth  1. 7. Naomi  went  out  with  her  tyio daughters 

8. Naomi  faid  to  her  two  daughters 
1  Saw. 2. 2 i.Hannah  bare  two  daughter s,ani 

14.49.the  names  of  his  two  daught,  were  thefe 
Pro.  3  o.  1 5  .the  horflcach  hath  two  daugbters,cxy'a\g 

3Dangl)ter0  of  the  uncircumcifed. 
1  Sa.1.10.  left  the  *fo«.of  the  uncircumc.triumph 

5Da«grjter0  ofzion. 
Cant.i.n.go  lorrhjO ye  daugh.oi  Zion,&  behold 
Ifa.  3 . 1 6.becaufe  the  daughters  of  Z  ion  are  haughty 
1 7. the  crown  of  the  head  of  the  ^«.of  Zion 
4.4.a\vay  the  filth  of  the  daughters  of  Zion.and 
3DatofD.  " 
Ruth.4.1 7  .the  father  of  Jeffe^he  father  of  David 

22.  and  Jeffe  begate  David 
1  Sam.16. 1  j.fpir.of  the  L.came  on  Da.from  that 
i9.and  fend  me  David  thy  fon 
20.and  fent  them  by  David  his  fon  to  Saul 
21.  and  David  came  to  Saul,  and 
2  2.1et  David,!  pray  thee,ftand  before  mee 
2  3  .that  Dav.took  a  harp,and  played  with  his 
17.12.  David  was  the  fon  of  the  Ephrathiteof 
1 4.  and  David  was  theyongeft,  and 
1 5. but  David  went,and  returned  from  Saul 
17.  and  Jeffe  faid  to  David  his  fon,  Take 
20.  and  Dav.  arofe  up  early  in  the  morn.and 
zi>David  left  his  carriage  in  the  hand  of 
23.accord.to  the  fame  words,  and  Eto.heard 
26.and  Dav.  fpake  to  the  men  that  told  him 

2  8  .Eliabs  anger  was  kindled  againft  David 
29.  David  faid,  What  have  I  now  done  ?  Is 

3  i.when  the  words  were  heard  w^  Dd.fpake 
$i.Dav.  faid  to  Saul,Letnomans  heart  fail 
3  3  .&  Saul  faid  to  David,  Thou  art  not  able 
H.David  faid  to  Saul,  Thy  fervant  kept 
37.8c  Da^.faid  moreover.The  L.that  deliv. 

&  Saul  faid  to  P<Utf^,Go,and  the  Lord 
38.Saularmed  David  with  his  armour 
l$.David  girded  his  fword  upon  his  armour 
Dav.faid  unto  Saul,I  cannot  goe  with 
and  David  put  them  offhim 
4 1.  Philift.  came  on,  &  drew  neereto  David 
4 2. looked  about  and  faw  Dav\d,he 

43.  Philift.  faid  to  David,  Am  I  a  dog,  that 

the  Philiftine  curfed  David  by  his  gods 

44.  Philiftine  faid  to  David,Come  to  me,& 
45-then  faid  Da.  to  the  Philift.Thou  comeft 
48.drew  nigh  to  meet  David,  thatDrf.hafted 
49-David  put  his  hand  in  his  bag,and 

50.  David  prevailed  over  the  Philift.with  a 
but  there  was  no  fword  in  the  hand  of  D. 

5 1 .  Dav-ran,  and  flood  upon  the  Philift.and 

54.  David  took  the  head  of  the  Philiftine,  & 

55.  when  Saul  faw  David  go  forth 

57.  as  David  returned  from  the  flaughter  of 
<}%. David  laid,  I  am  the  fon  of  Jeffe 
i8.i.foule  of  Jonathan  was  knit  toDavid 
3.  Jonathan  and  David  made  a  covenant 

4. and ; 


D  A  V        DAV 

4.and  gave  it  to  David,md  his  garm.even  to 

i. David  went  out  whitherfoe.  Saul  fent  him 

6.when  Da.  was  returned  from  the  (laughter 

7.andDawihistenthoufand 

8  they  have  afcribed  to  David  ten  thoulands 

o' and  Saul  eyed  David  from  that  day 

1  o.and  David  played  with  his  hand  as 

ii  ilefmiteDrfw^even  to  the  wall  with  it 
'  and  ^.avoided  out  of  his  prefencc  twice 
%  i  §aol  was  afraid  of  Davidhtcaxxk 
I4  Davidbehived  himfelfe  wifely  in  all  his 
,6  but  all  Ifrael  and  Judah  loved  David 
i7'and  Saul  faid  to  David,  Behold  my  daug. 
x  8'and  David  faid  to  Saul,VVho  am  I,and 
19'Sauls  daught.  (hould  have  been  giv.Dav 
20.  and  Michal  Sauls  daughter  loved  David 
a  1  !w  herefore  Saul  faid  to  David,  Thou  (halt 
ai.faying,Commune  with  David  fecretly,& 

2  3  .(pake  thofe  words  in  the  ears  of  David 

and  Dw.faid,Seemeth  it  to  you  a  light 
24.faying>On  this  manner  fpake  David 
2 5. thus  (hall  ye  fay  to  David,The  K.requir. 

Saul  thought  to  make  David  fall  by  the 
26/when  his  fervants  told  David  thefe  words 

jt  pleafed  Dav.wd  to  be  the  Ks.fon  in  1. 

2,7. wherefore Davidavoft,  he  and  his  men,& 

and  Dav.  brought  their  foreskins,  and 

28.  and  Saul  knew  the  Lord  was  with  Dav. 

2o.Saul  was  yet  more  afraid  of  David 

Saul  became  David's  enemy  continual. 

3  o.that  David  behaved  himfelfe  more  wifely 
1 0.1.  that  they  fhould  kill  David 

2.Jonath.  Sauls  fon  delighted  much  in  Dav. 

and  Jonathan  told  David,fayine 

4.  and  Jonathan  (pake  good  of  Dav.  to  Saul 

(in  againft  his  fervant,againft  David 

5\againft  innocent  bloud,  to  (lay  David 

7. Jonathan  called  David,  &  (hewed  him  all 

and  Jonathan  brought  David  to  Saul 

8.&  D..*i\wentout,&  fought  with  the  Phil. 

9.and  David phyed  with  his  hand 

I  o.and  Saul  fought  to  fmite  David 

David  Red,  and  efcaped  that  night 

I I  .Saul  fent  meffeng.to  D<rc>.houfe  to  watch 
&  Michal  David's  wife  told  him,faying,If 

1 2. Michal  let  David  downe  thorow  a  wind. 
14.  when  Saul  fent  meffeng.to  take  Da.  fhee 

I  f.Saul  fent  the  meffeng.again  to  fee  David 

1 8 .  fo  David  fled,  and  efcaped 

19.  behold  David  is  at  Naioth  in  Ramah 
20.Saul  fent  meflengers  to  take  David,  and 
n.and  faid,  Whereare  Samuel  and  David 

ao.r  .and  David  fled  from  Naioth  in  Ramah,& 
3  .and  Da. fw are  moreover, &  faid,  Thy  fath. 
4. then  faid  Jonathan  unto  David,  Whatfoev. 
f.and  DavXaid  to  Jonathan,Behold,to  mor. 
6.thenfay,Dawd  earneftly  asked  leave  of 
io.then  faid  David  to  Jonathan,Who  (hall 

I I  Jonathan  faid  to  David,  Come  and  let  us 
1 a.and  Jonathan  faid  to  David,  O  Lord  G. 

bchold,if  there  be  good  toward  Dav.  & 

1  ^  .hath  cut  off  the  enemies  of  David  every 
17.  Jonathan  caufed  David  to  fwear  again 

1 8. then  Jonath.faidto  Daw.  To  morrow  is 
24.foD«W(/hid  himfelfe  in  the  field 

2  5".and  David's  place  was  empty        Ve.17. 

2  8.  David  earneftly  asked  leave  of  me  to 

3  3  .determined  of  his  father  to  flay  David 
3  4.for  he  was  grieved  for  David 

3  5.  J.  went  to  the  field  at  the  time  app.wt!,.D. 
39.only  Jonath.and  David  knew  the  matter 
4i.asthelad  was  gone,Di«wJ arofe  out  of 

wept  one  with  another  till  Da.  exceeded 

4  a.and  Jonathan  faid  to  David,  Go  in  peace 
a  1. 1. then  came  David  to  Nob,to  Abimclech 

Abim.was  afraid  at  the  meeting  oiDa. 
2.  and  Davidfaid  unto  Abimelech  the 
4.thc  Prieft  anfwered  David,  and 
f.  and  David  anfwered  the  prieft,and  faid 
8.andDa.faid  unto  Abimelech,  And  is  there 
o.Dtf.faid,There  is  none  like  that,give  it  me 
icand  Da-u.arofe,&  fled  that  day  for  fear  of 
1  lXaid  to  him.  Is  not  this  Davidthe  Kin.of 
1  i.and  Dav.hid  up  thefe  words  in  his  heart 
z  z.  1 .  David  therefore  departed  thence ,and 
3.8:  David  went  thence  toMizpeh  ofMoab 


DAV       DAV 

4  dwelt  with  him  all  the  while  Dav.  was  in 
f  .Gad  faid  to  David,  Abide  not  in  the  hold 

and  Da.dep.uted,and  came  into  the  forr. 
5.when  Saul  heard  David  was  difcovered,  & 
14-who  is  fo  faithfull  as  David 
I7.becaufctheirhand  alfo  is  with  David 
20.  Abiathar  efcaped.and  fled  after  David 
aiiAbiathar  (hewed  Dav.that  Saul  had  (lain 
22.  Dav.faid  to  Abiathar,I  knew  it  that  day 
sj.i.then  they  told  Dtf.faying,Behold  the  Phi. 
z.David  enquired  of  the  Lord,faying,Shal  I 
the  L.faid  unto  Dav.Go  &  fmite  the  Phil. 
3.8c  David's  men  faid  unto  him, We  be  afra. 
4. then  David  enquired  of  the  Lord  yet  again 
5X0  Davidand  his  men  went  to  Keilah,  and 
fo  Davidhved  the  inhabitants  of  Keil. 

6.  when  Abiathar  fled  to  Davidto  Keil.  that 
7.told  Sau\,David  was  come  to  Keilah 

8.  and  to  befiege  Davidand  his  men 
o.and  David  knew  that  Saul  fecretly  praftif. 
io.then  faid  David,  O  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
1 2.  then  faid  David,  Will  the  men  of  Keilah 
1 3. then  D<*.&hismen,which  wereab.  600. 

told  Saul,  that  David  was  efcaped  from 
14-and  David  abode  in  the  wildeineffe  in 
I  y.  Da.faw  Saul  was  come  out  to  feek  his  Ii- 

and  David  was  in  the  wildern.of  Ziph 
1 6. Jonathan  went  to  Dav. into  the  wood,& 

18.  and  David  abode  in  the  wood 

19.  doth  not  David  hide  himfelfe  with  us  in 
24-but  Dav.and  his  men  were  in  the  wilder. 
af  .Saul  went  to  feek  him,  and  they  told  Da. 

he  purfued  after  Dav .  in  the  wil.of  Ma. 
26.  David  &  his  men  on  that  fide  of  the  mo. 
David  made  hafte  to  get  away,for  fear  of 
for  Saul  and  his  men  compaffed  Dav. 
a8.Saul  return.from  purfuing  after  Dav.md 
29. and  David  went  up  from  thence,and 
24. 1. behold  David  is  in  the  wildern.of  Engedi 
a. Saul  went  to  feek  David  and  his  men  on 
3 .  Dav.and  his  men  remained  in  the  fides  of 
4.8c  the  men  of  Dav.  faid  unto  him,  Behold 
then  David  arofe,and  cut  off  the  skirt  of 
5. that  David's  heart  fmote  him  becaufe 

7.  fo  Dav.fkayed  his  fervants  with  thefe  wor. 
8.D<fw^alfo  arofe  afterward, and  went  out 

when  Saul  looked,  Dav. (looped  to  the 
9.and  David  faid  to  Saul,Wherefore  heareft 
mens  words/ayingjBeho.Da.feeketh  thy 
16.  when  Davidhad  made  an  end  of  fpeak. 
is  this  thy  voice,my  fon  David,  and 
17. he  faid  to  Dav.  Thou  art  more  righteous 
aa.and  David,  fwaxe  unto  Saul,and 

but  David  and  his  men  gate  them  up  to 
a 5. 1.  &  Dav.  arofe, and  went  downe  to  Paran 
.A.David  heard  in  the  wilderneffe,that  Nabal 
5. and  David  fent  out  tenyong  men 

and  David  faid  to  the  yong  men>Get 
8. and  unto  thy  fonne  David 
9. when  David's  yong  men  came,  they  fpake 
thofe  words  in  the  name  of  David,and 
1  o.and  Nabal  anfwered  David's  fervants 

and  faid, Who  is  David,and  who  is 
1  a.  fo  David's  men  returned  their  way 
13. and  D<rc.'id  (aid  unto  hismen,Gird 

David  alfo  girded  on  his  (word 
there  went  up  after  D^.about  400. 
1 4.faying,Behold  David  fent  meffeng.out  of 
ao. behold,  David  and  his  men  came 
ar  .now  David  had  faid,Surely,  in  vain 
ai.fo  doe  God  to  the  enemies  of  David 
2 3. when  Abigail faw  David, ihe  hafted 

and  fell  before  David  on  her  face,and 
J2.and  David  faid  to  Abigail,Ble(Ted  be 
3  ^.fo  David  received  of  her  hand  that  which 
39.  when  David  heard  that  Nabal  was  dead, 
David  fenuand  communed  with  Abig. 
40.when  the  ferv.of  Dav.wett  come  to  Abi. 
unto  her  faying,  Dw.fent  us  to  thee  to 
4a.  (lie  went  after  the  meflengers  of  Da.and 
43.  Dw.alfotooke  Ahinoam  of  Jezreel,and 
44.Saul  had  given  Michal  David's  wife  to 
26.  r  .doth  not  David  hide  himfelf  in  the  hill  of 
a.  Saul  went  down  to  David  in  the 

3.  but  David  abode  in  the  wilderneffesand 

4.  David  therefore  fent  out  fpies,and 

X 


DAV 


DAV 


5. and  Da.  arofe,and  carrte  to  the  place  where 
David  beheld  the  place  where  Saul  lay 
g.then  anfwered  David,  &  faid  unto  Ahim. 
7.  fo  Da. &  Abiih.came  to  the  peop.by  night 
8.then  faid  Abiih.  to  David,God  hath  deliv. 
9.  David  faid  to  Abiihai,Deftroy  him  not 
io.Dtf.faid  furthermore,  As  the  L.livech,the 
1  2.fo  David  took  the  fp:ar,  and  the  crufe  of 
1 3. then  David  went  over  to  the  other  fide,& 
14-and  David~ayed  to  the  peop.&  to  Abner 
i  f  .and  David  faid  to  Abner,  Art  not  thou 
1 7. and  Saul  knew  David's  voice,  and  faid, 

Is  this  thy  voice,my  fon  Dav.  And  Drf.faid 

2 1  .return,my  fon  David,fox  He  no  more 

X2.and  Dav.fa.id,  Behold  the  Kings  fpear,& 

a  5 .Saul  faid  to  DxBleff.be  thou,my  fon  Da. 

fo  David  went  on  his  way,and 

Z7.1.D  avid  f.nd  in  his  heart,I  (hall  now  periih 

2.  fo  David  arofe,and  he  paffed  over  with 

3  .&  David  dwelt  with  Achiih  at  Gath,he  & 
even  David  with  his  two  wives 
4. told  Saul,  David  was  fled  to  Gath 
5.and  David  (aid  unto  Achiih,  If  I  have 
7. time  that  David  dwelt  in  thecoumtrey  of 
8. and  Dav.  and  his  men  went  up,&  invaded 
9.8c  D^.fmote  the  land,&  left  nei.man  nor 
lo.and  Da.faid,  Againft  the  fouth  of  Judah  ] 
1 1.  David  faved  neither  man  nor  woman  to 
fiying,So  did  David,  and  fo  wilbe  his 
1  2. Achiih  beleeved  David,  faying, He 

28.1.  and  Achiih  faid  unto  David,  Know  thou 

2.8c  Da.faid  to  Achifh,Surely,thou  (hilt  kn. 

&  Achiih  faid  to  D<n«4Therfore  will  I 

i7.given  it  to  thy  neighbour,even  to  David 

ZQ.z.butDa,  &  his  men  paffed  on  in  thererew. 
3  .Is  not  this  David  the  fervant  of  Saul 
5. is  not  this  David,  of  whom  they  fang 

mdDavidhis  ten  thoufand 
6.  Achiih  called  David,8c  faid,Snrely,thou 
8.8c  Davidfaid  unto  Achilh.But  whathave  I 
p.and  Achiih  faid  to  David,  I  know  that 
1 1 ,  David  and  his  men  rofe  up  early  to  dep. 

30-i.it  came  to  pafle,when  Davidand  his  men 

3.  fo  David  and  his  men  came  to  the  citie 

4. then  Dav.and  the  peop.  that  were  weh  him 

5.  8c  David's  two  wives  were  taken  captives 

6.  and  David  was  greatly  diftreffed  for 

but  David  encouraged  himfelf  in  the  L. 

7.  &  David  f i\d  to  Abiathar  the  prieft,Bring 

Abiathar  brought  thither  the  eph.to  Dav. 

8.  and  D.zwienquired  at  the  Lord,faying 
o.foD.n«/wcnr,heand  his  fix  hundred  men 
1  o  but  David  purfued,  he  and  400. men,  for 
1  r  .and  brought  him  to  David,  and 

1 3.Drti>.faid  to  him,  To  whom  belong. thou 

1  <;  .David  faid  to  him,Canft  thou  bring  me 
17.  Dav. fmote  them  from  the  twil ight  even 
1 8. and  David  recoy.all  rhac  the  Amalek.had 

and  Ddwfrefcued  his  two  wives 
1 9. David  recovered  all 
20.  and  David  took  all  the  flocks,  and  the 

and  faid,This  is  David's  fpoile 

21.  DdtAcame  to  the  200. men  whichabode 

and  they  went  forth  to  meet  David 

8c  when  Dav.came  neer  to  the  peo-he 

2  2. of  thofe  that  went  with  "David,  and 

2 3. then  faid  David,Ye  (hall  not  doe  fo,my 
25.and  when  Davidcame  to  Ziklag.he 

3  1  .to  all  the  places  where  D<zm/himfelfe,& 
2  Sam.  r.  1 .  when  Da.was  returned  from  the  flaug. 

8c  Davidhad  abode  two  dayes  in  Zikl. 
a. and  fo  it  was,when  he  came  to  Dovid.tnax. 
3 .8c  Ddv.faid  unto  him,From  whence  com. 

4.  and  Dav.faid  to  him,How  went  the  matt. 
5  .David  faid  to  the  yong  man  that  Ve.  1 3 . 
1 1 .  then  David  took  hold  on  his  clothes 

1 4.8c  Dav.faid  to  him,  Waft  thou  not  afraid 
if.and  David  called  oneof  the  yong  rrlenjSc 
1 6. and  Dav.faid  to  him, Thy  bloud  be  upon 
17.  &  Dav.  lamented  with  this  lamentation 
a.  1  .and  Drfw'dfaid,Wbither  (hall  I  goe  up 

that  David  enquired  of  the  Lord 
a.fo  Da.  went  up  thither,  and  his  two  wives 
3. men  that  were  with  him  did  Daw  bring  up 
4. and  tbey  told  D*tt/irf,faying,  That  the  men 
.5.  and  Dav.  fent  meffeng.to  the  men  of  Jab. 

io.  but 


D  A  V        D  A  V 

io.but  the  houfe  of  Judah  followed  David 
1 3 .  and  the  fervants  of  David  went  out  and 
i  j. and  twelve  of  the  fervants  oi  David 
17.  and  men  of  Ifrael  before  the  fer.of  Dav. 
3 o.there  lacked  of  Dd.ferv.  1 9.men,&  Afah. 
3  1.  fervants  ofD<n;.had  fmitten  of  Benjam. 
3 . 1  .but  David  waxed  ftonger  and  ftronger 

2  .and  to  David  were  fons  born  in  Hebron 
f.Eglah  David's  wife,thefe  were  born  to  Da. 
p.as  the  Lord  hath  fworn  to  David,  even  fo 
1  o.&  to  fet  up  the  throne  of  D^.over  Ifrael 
1  2. and  Abncr  fent  meffengirsto  David 
I4.and  David  knt  meffengers  to  Ifhbofheth 
1 7. faying,  Ye  fought  for  David  in  time  paft 
1 8. for  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  ofDa^.faying 

19.  Abner  went  tofpeak  in  the  ears  oi  David 
ao.fo  Abner  came  to  Davidto  Hebron 

David  made  Abner  and  the  men  afeaft 

2 1,  Abner  faid  to  Dav.l  will  arife,and  gath. 

Dav.knt  Abn.away,&  he  went  in  peace 

22.  behold  the  ftrv.ofzxro.and  Abner  came 

but  Abner  was  not  with  D<z.in  Hebr. 
z6.  w  hen  Joab  was  come  out  from  David 

but  David  knew  it  not 
28.afterward,when  Dav.  heard  it,hec  faid,  I 

3  i.and  Dav.fzid  to  Joab,and  to  all  the  peo. 
3  5.D<JX'.fware,faying,  So  do  God  to  me,and 

when  the  peo.  came  to  caufe  Da.to  eat 

4.8.brought  the  head  of  Ifhboiheth  to  David  to 

9.and  David znfwaed  Rechab  andBaanah 

1 2.  and  David  commanded  his  yong  men,& 

51.  then  came  all  the  tribes  of  Ifrael  to  David 

4.  Dav.  was  thirty  ycers  old  when  he  begate 

6.  w  hich  fpake  unto  D#wrf,faying,Except 

thinking,D<u>.cannot  come  in  hither 
7.neverthelefle,D<?W0ftook  the  ftrong  hold 
8. and  David  hid  on  that  day,  Whofoev.get. 
the  blind,  that  are  hated  of  David's  foul 
9-fo  David  dwelt  in  the  fort,  and  Dav.  built 
1  o. and  Daw<5?  went  on,and  grew  great 
1  i.King  of  Tyre  fent  meffengers  to  David 

and  they  built  David  an  houfe 
12.  D<rc/.percc:ved  that  the  Lord  had  eftabl. 

1  j.  and  David  took  him  moe  concubines 

were  yet  fons  &  daughters  born  to  Da. 
1 7-Philift  came  up  to  feek  David,znd  David 
iy.and  David  enquired  of  the  Lord,faying 

and  the  Lord  faid  untoDavid,  Goe  up 
20.Daw.came  to  Baal-pera/.and  Dav.fmote 
21.  David  and  his  men  burnt  them 

2  j  .and  when  David  enquired  of  the  Lord,he 
2  $.David  did  foasthe  Lord  had  command. 

6. 1 .  again  Da.  gathered  together  all  the  chofen 
2,Dav id arofe,  and  went  with  all  the  people 
<,.David  and  all  Ifrael  played  before  the 
S.David  was  difpleafed,becaufe  the  Lord  had 
9. and  David  was  afraid  of  the  Lord  that  day 
10. fo  David  would  not  remove  the  arke  of 

but  Dav  .carried  it  afide  to  the  houfe  of 
12.  fo  David  went,  &  brought  the  ark  ofG. 
14.  and  Dav.  daunced  before  the  Lord  with 

David  wzs  girded  with  a  linnenephod 
1  f.Dtf.and  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  brought  up 
1 7.that  Dd.had  pitched,  &  Da  .offr.burnt  off. 
i8.afloon  as  Dav.hzd  made  an  end  of  offer. 

20.  then  David  returned  to  bleffe  his  bouih. 

Michal  came  out  to  meet  David,  &  faid 
2 1»  and  David  faid  unto  Michal,It  was 
7.17.  fo  did  Nathan  fpeak  unto  David 

20  .what  can  David  fay  more  unto  thee 
8 . 1  .that  David fmote  the  Philiftims,and 

Drt.took  Metheg- Amm.out  of  the  hand 
2.fo  the  Moabites  became  David's  fervants 
3.  D<a-w^  fmote  alfoHadadezer  fon  of  Reh. 
q.David  took  from  him  a  thoufand  charets 

and  Dav. houghed  all  the  charet  horfes 
<;.Davidflew  of  the  Syrians  22000. men 
6.D<z.putgarrif.inSyr.ofDam.  1  Chr.i2.6. 

and '.the  Syrians  became  ferv.  to  David 
1  Cbro.iS.6. 

the  L.prefervedD.whitherfoev.   V.14. 

7.  Davidiook  the  fhields  of  gold  that  were 

1  Cfowz.18.7. 
p.when  Toii  K.  of  Hamath  heard  that  Dav. 

1  Chron.  18. 9. 
il.zndDavidgot  him  a  name  when  he 


DAV       DAV 

i4.aH  they  of  Edom  became  David's  fervan. 
1  Cfowz.18.13. 
1  j.  and  David  reigned  over  all  Ifrael 

1  Chron.  18.14. 
and  Dd.executed  judgm.  &  juftice  to  all 
1 3 .  and  David's  fons  were  chiefe  rulers 
9.  i.and  David  faid,Is  there  yet  any  that  is 
2.  and  when  they  had  called  him  unto  David 

6.  when  Mephibofheth  was  come  to  David 

and  David  faid,  Mephibofheth 

7 -and  David  faid,  Fear  not,  for  I 

io.2.then  faid  Da.  He  (hew  kindnefs  to  Hanun 

1  Chron.  1 9. 2. 

and  David  fent  to  comfort  him  by  the 

1  Chron.  19.2. 

&  D.fervants  came  into  the  land  of  the 

1  Chro. 19. z. 

j.thinkeft  thou  that  Dav.doth  hon.thyfath. 

1  Chron.  19.3. 

hath  not  David  rather  fent  his  ferv.  to 

4.wherefore  Hanun  took  David's  fervants,& 

1  Chro.  19.4. 

5.  when  they  told  it  unto  David,  hee 

1  Chro.19.^. 

d.chil.  of  Amm.faw  they  ftank  before  David 

1  Chro.19.6. 

7.  when  David  heard  of  it,  hee  fent  Joab,and 

1  Cfowz.19.8. 
1 7. when  it  was  told  David,  he  gathered 

1  Chron.  19.17. 
Syrians  fet  themfelves  in  array  ag.Dav. 
1  S.David  flew  the  men  of  feven  hundr.char. 
1 1 . 1. that  Dav.fent  Joab,  and  his  fetv.with  him 
but  David  tarried  ftill  at  Jerufalem 
1  Chron.  20. 1. 
2.  that  Davidzrofe  from  of?  his  bed 
$.David  fent  and  enquired  after  the  wom.Sc 
q.David  fent  meffengers,and  took  her,and 
y. woman  conceived,and  fent  and  told  Dav. 
6-znd  David  fent  unto  Joab,  fayin» 

and  Joab  fent  Uriah  to  David 

7.  David  demanded  of  him  how  Joab  did 

8.  and  David  fzid  to  Uriah,  Goe  downe 
io.had  told  David,  faying,Uriah  went  not 

Dfl.faid  totlriahjCameft  thou  not  from 
1  I.Uriah  faid  unto  David,The  Ark,nnd  the 

1  z.DavSaid  to  Uriah,Tarry  here  to  day,and 
1 3 .when  Da.hzd  called  him,he  did  eat  &  dr. 
14-that  David  wrote  a  letter  to  Joab,and 

1 7.there  fell  fome  of  the  fervants  of  David 
1 8Joab  fent  and  told  David  all  the  things 

2  2.(hewed  Da.all  that  Joab  had  fent  him  for 
2 3. the  meffengerfaid  to  David,  Surely 

a  f.then  David  faid  to  the  meffenger,Thus 
27. David  fent  and  fet  her  to  his  houfe3and 

but  the  thing  that  Da.hzd  done  difplea. 
1 2. 1  .the  Lord  fent  Nathan  unto  David,  and 
f.Dav.  ang.was  greatly  kindled  ag.the  man 
7.Nathan  faid  to  David,  Thou  art  the  man 
1 3  .David  faid  to  Nathan,  I  have  finned 

Nath.  faid  to  David,  The  Lo.alfo  hath 
1 5.  child  that  Uriah's  wife  bare  unto  David 
1 6.David therefore  befought  G.for  thechild 
and  D<rwdfafted,and  went  in  and 
18.  fervants  of  David  feared  to  tell  him  that 
19. when  Da.fiw  that  his  fervants  whifpered 

David  perceived  that  the  child  was  dead 

David  did  to  his  ferv.  Is  the  child  dead 
zo.then  Davidzrok  from  the  earth,  and 
zq.David comforted  Bathiheba  his  wife 
2 7. and  Joab  fent  meffengers  to  David,znd 
zg.David gathered  all  the  people,and  went 

3  o.and  it  was  fet  on  David's  head 

3  i.fo  Dav.znd  all  the  people  retur.  to  Jcruf. 

13. 1. that  Abfalom  the  fon  of  Dav.  had  a  faire 
and  Amnon  the  fon  of  David  loved  her 
3  Jonadab  fon  of  Shimezh,David's  brother 
7.and  David  fent  home  to  Tamar,faying 
30.1'n  the  way,that  tidings  came  to  David 
3  2.Jon-fon  of  Shim.David's  broth,  anfw.and 

if^.Ahithophel,  David's  counfellor,  from  his 
1 3. there  came  a  meffenger  to  Dav.  and  faid 
1 4.  and  David  faid  to  all  his  ferv.  that  were 
3o.and  David  went  up  by  the  afcent  of 
3 1.&  one  told  David, faying,  Ahithophel  is 
David  faid,  O  Lord,I  pray  thee  turn  the 


DAV 


DAV 


3  2.that  when  David  was  come  to  the 
3  3  .unto  whom  David  faid,  Thou 
37.Hutb.ai  David's  friend  came  into  the 
16. 1 .  when  David  was  paft  the  top  of 
6.and  he  caft  ftones  at  David,znd  at  all 
io.becaufe  the  L.hath  faid  to  him,Curfe  D. 

1  i.and  David  fzid  to  Abifhai,  and  to 
13  -as  David  and  his  men  went  by  the  way 
1 6.  when  Hufhai  David's  friend  was  come  to 
23.withboth  David,znd  with  Abfalom 

17.1.1k  arife  &  purfue  after  David  this  nioht 
1 6.fend  quickly,  and  tell  David,  faying 
22.  then  David arok,znd  all  the  people  that 

2  4.then  David  came  to  Mahanaim,and 
27.it  came  to  paffe,when  David  was  come  to 
29. and  cheefe  of  kine  for  David 

18.  i.and  Dav.numb.the  people  that  were  with 
2.and  David  fent  forth  a  third  part  of  the 

7.  were  flain  before  the  fervants  of  David 
■t    9-and  Abfalom  met  the  fervants  of  David 

24.and  David  fzte  between  the  two  gates  & 

1 9. zz. David  faid,  What  have  I  to  do  with  you 

4 1 .  and  all  David's  men  with  him  over  Jor. 

4 3. we  have  alfo  more  right  inDav.then  yee' 

20. 1.  we  have  no  part  in  David,neither 

2. every  man  of  Ifrael  went  up  from  after  Da. 
3. and  David  czme  to  his  houfe  at  Jerufalem 
6.and  David  faid  to  Abifliai,Now  fliall 
1  i.and  he  that  is  for  David,\et  him  goe 
2 1  .againft  the  King,even  againft  David 
26.  Ira  was  a  chiefe  ruler  about  David 
2 1 . 1 .  famine  in  the  dayes  of  David  three  veers 
and  D<ru.enquir.of  the  L.&  the  L.anf. 
3. wherefore  David  fzid  unto  the  Gibeonites 
7.betweenD^i^and  Jonath.the  fon  of  Saul 
1  i.it  was  told  David  what  Rizpah  had  done 

1 2.  David  went  &  took  the  bones  of  Saul  & 

1  J.and  Dav.vtcnt  dow.and  his  fer.with  him 
and  David  waxed  faint 

1 6. thought  to  have  fhine  David 

i7.then  the  men  of  Dav.fwzre  to  him,fayin<> 

2 1  Jonathan  the  brother  of  Davidilew  him 

2  2. 1.  Drt.fpake  to  the  L.the  words  of  this  fong 
5 1  .&  fheweth  mercy  to  David>8(.  to  his  feed 

23.1  .thefe  be  the  laft  words  of  David,  Dav.tht 

8 .  names  of  the  mighty  men  that  Davidhzd 
9.one  of  the  3  .mighty  men  with  David  when 

1 3 .  and  came  to  Davidin  the  harveft  time 

1 4.  and  David  was  then  in  an  hold,and 

1 5.  D^.longed,  &  faid,Oh  that  one  would 
1 6. and  took  it>and  brought  it  to  David 

2  3 .  David  fet  Benaiah  over  his  guard 

2  4. 1. the  Lord  moved  Dav.  ag.them  to  fay,Go 

io.Dtf.heartfmote  him  after  that  he  had nu. 

David  fzid  to  the  L.I  have  finned  greatly 

1 1.  for  when  Da.  was  up  in  the  morning,  the 

word  of  the  L.came  to  Gad  Davids  Seer 

1  Chro.  z  1.9. 

1 2. goe  and  fay  unto  Dav.  Thus  faith  the  L. 

1  Chron.ii.  10. 

13  .fo  Gad  came  to  David,znd  told  him 

I  Cfo-0.2I.II. 

I4.and  David  faid  unto  Gad,I  am  in  a  great 

1  Cfo-.11.13. 

1 7. and  David  fpake  to  the  Lo.  when  he  fatv 

1 8 .  and  Gad  came  that  day  to  David 

19.  Disaccording  to  the  faying  of  Gad  went 
2  i.and  Dav.fzid,  To  buy  the  threming  floor 
2 2. and  Araunahfaid  unto  David,Let 

24.  foDavid  bought  the  threfhing  floor 

2  5 .  David  built  there  an  altar  to  the  Lord 

1  Kin.  1 .8. the  mighty  men  which  belonged  to  DA 
1 1  .and  David  oar  lord  knoweth  it  not 
2.10  foDrfm/flept  withhis  fathers,and 
1  i.and  the  dayes  that  Dav.veigned  over  Ifra. 
1 2.then  fate  Solomon  on  the  throne  of  Dav. 
26\becaufe  thou  bareft  the  ark  before  David 

3  2. my  father  David  not  knowing  thereof 
3  3  .but  upon  David,  and  upon  his  feed 
44.that  thou  didft  to  Davidmy  father 
45-and  the  throne  of  Ddw.fhalbe  eftablifhed 

3.3.  walking  in  the  ftatutes  of  David  his  father 
7.thy  ferv.  King  in  ftead  of  David  my  father 
1 4.as  thy  father  David  did  walke 

j.i.forHiram  wasevera  lover  of  David 
3-knoweft  how  thztDav.my  fath.  could  not 
f-asl 


D  A  V        D  A  V 


5  .as  the  Lo.  fpake  to  Davidmy  father/aying 
7.which  hath  given  Davids,  wife  fon 
6.1 2.  which  I  fpake  unto  David  thy  father 
7.5 1. which  David  his  father  had  dedicated 
8.15.  fpake  with  his  mouth  to  Dav.  my  father 
1 6  but  I  chofe  David  to  be  over  my  people 

17.  it  was  in  the  heart  of  Dot.  my  father  to 

18.  L.faid  to Dav.my  father, Whereas  it  was 
20.I  am  tifen  up  in  the  room  of  Da.my  fath. 
Z4.kept  with  thy  fervant  Dav.my  father  that 
25. keep  with  thy  fervant  Davidmy  father 
itf.which  thou  fpakeft  to  thy  fer.DOT.my  fa. 
d6.that  the  Lo.had  done  for  DOT.his  fervant 

9. 4.  as  David  thy  father  walked  in  integrity 

f .  as  I  promifed  to  David  thy  father 
1 1.4  as  was  the  heart  oiDavid  his  father 
6.not  fully  after  the  Lor.  as  David  his  father 
1 1. lie  not  do  it  for  David  thy  fathers  fake 
1 3  .one  tribe  to  thy  (on,for  Dav.my  fer.fake 
1 5  .w  hen  D  a vid  w  as  in  E  dom ,  and 
21. when  Hadad  heard  in  Eg.that  DOT.flept 
24-when  Davidilevi  them  of  Zobah 
*7.repair.  thebreach  of  the  city  of  Da.his  fa. 
3  j.&  my  judgments,as  did  David  lis  father 
3  8 .  as  I  built  for  David,  and 
3  p.Ile  for  this  afflict  the  feed  of  Daw^but 
1 1,16.  what  portion  have  we  in  David 

now  fee  to  thine  own  houfe,  David 
1 5 .3  .as  the  heart  of  David  his  father 
4.for  David's  fake  did  the  Lord  give  him  a 
5.becaufeDOT«fdid  that  which  was  right  in 
1 1  .in  the  eyes  of  the  L-as  did  DOT.his  father 
2  I^wg.  14.3.  yet  not  like  David  his  father 

1 6. 2.Ahaz.  did  not  right  like  David  his  fervant 
18. 3. according  to  all  that  David  his  father  did 
2  o .  5  .the  G  od  of  David  t  hy  father  :  I  have 
2 1. 7. of  which  the  Lord  faid  to  David 
22.2.walked  in  all  the  way  oiDavid  his  father 
1  Cbro. 2. 1 5 -O^em  the  lixth,DOTJrf  the  feventh 

3.1.  thefe  were  the  fons  of  David,w hich 
p.thefe  were  all  the  fons  oiDavid 

4. 3 1  .thefe  were  their  cities  unto  the  reign  of  D. 
6.3  i.thefe  are  they  whom  DavidCet  over  the 

7.2.  whofe  number  was  in  the  dayes  oiDavid 
9.22.  whom  David  &  Sam.the  Seer  did  ordain 
10.14.  turned  the  kingd.  unto  David  the  fon  of 
1 1 . 1  .all  Ifrael  gath.  themf.to  David  to  Hebron 

3  .and  David  made  a  cov.with  them  in  Hebr. 
4.  and  David  &  all  Ifrael  went  to  Jerufalem 
j.  inhabitants  of  Jebus  faid  to  David 

neverthel.  David  took  the  caft.of  Zion 

6.  &  DOTJdfaid,YVhofoeverfmiteth  the  Jeb. 

7.  &  DOT.dwelt  in  the  caftle, therefore  they 
gXoDavid  waxed  greater  and  greater 

1  o .  the  chief  of  the  mighty  men  whom  Dav. 
11.  numb.of  the  mighty  men  whom  Da.  had 
1  3-he  waswithDawdat  Pafdammim,  and 

1  5  .of  the  30.cap.wentdow.to  the  rock  ofD. 

1 6.  and  David  was  then  in  the  hold 
i7.and  David  longed, and  faid,  O  that  one 
18.  drew  water,  and  brought  it  to  David. 

But  David  would  not  drink  of  it 
25.  and  David  fet  him  over  his  guard 
1 2. 1  .thefe  are  they  that  came  to  Dav.to  Z  iklag 
8.Gaditesfeparated  themfelves  to  David 
1 6.and  Judah  to  the  hold  unto  David 

17.  and  David  went  out  to  meet  them,and 
i3.and  he faid,Thine  are  we,David,and  all 

and  David  received  them,and  made 
I9.there  fell  fome  of  Manaffe  to  David 
2 1 .  &  they  helped  David  againft  the  band  of 

2  2.  day  by  day  they  came  to  Dav.to  help  him 
r  3 .  and  came  to  David  to  Hebron 

39.  there  they  were  with  David  three  dayes 
1 3 . 1  .Dav.  confulted  with  the  cap.of  thoufands 

2.  Dav.  faid  to  all  the  congregat.of  Ifrael,If 
j.  fo  David  gathered  all  Ifrael  together 
G.David  went  up,  and  all  Ifrael  to  Baalah 
B.David  and  all  Ifrael  played  before  God 

1 1 .  David  was  difpleafed  becaufe  the  L.  had 
1  2.Dot.  was  afraid  of  God  that  day,  faying 
1 1X0  David  brought  not  the  ark  home  to 
.  14.i-K.ing  of  Tyre  fent  meffengers  to  David 
2.D«.perceived  the  L.bad  confirmed  him  K. 

3.  David  took  moe  wives  at  Jerufalem 

&  David  begztt  moe  fons  &  daughters 


DAV       DAV 

8,  allthePhiliftims  went  up  to  feek  David 
zndDavid  heard  of  it,and  went 

10.  and  David  enquired  of  God,  faying 

1 1. then  Dav.faid,  God  hath  broken  in  upon 

1  z.  David  gave  commandement,  and  they 
14-therefore  Dtftwf  enquired  again  of  God 

1 6.Dat>w/therfore  did  as  God  comman.  him 
1 7. the  fame  of  Dav.  went  out  into  all  lands 
1 5. 1.  and  Davidma.de  him  houfesin  the 
2. then  David  faid,None  ought  to  carry  the 
3 .  Dav.g&th.aW  Ifrael  together  to  Jerufalem 
q.David  aflembled  the  children  of  Aaron,& 

1 1.  and  David  called  for  Zadok  &  Abiathar 
1 6.Davidfyake  to  the  chief  of  the  Levites  to 
zfSoDa.lk  the  Eld.  of  Ifrael  went  to  bring 
27.Dav.was  clothed  with  a  robe  of  fine  linn. 

Da.alfo  had  on  him  an  ephod  of  linnen 

1 6. 1  .fet  in  the  midft  of  the  tent  that  David  had 
~2.when  David  had  made  an  end  of  offer.the 
7  .on  that  day  Dav.delivered  firft  this  Pfal.to 
43. and  David  returned  to  bleffehis  houfe 

i7.i.cametopaffe,  as  David  (ate  in  hishoufe, 
.that  DavidCaid  to  Nathan  the  prophet 
2.then  Nathan  faid  unto  David,Doe  all  that 
1 5.  fo  did  Nathan  fpeak  toDavid 
1 8. what  can  David  fpeak  more  to  thee 

1 8 . 1  .that  David  fmote  the  Philift ims^and 
i.Moabites  became  David's  fervants,and 
3.  David  fmote  HadarezerKin.  of  Zobah  to 
4. David  took  from  him  a  thoufand  charets 

Dav.alfo  houghed  all  the  char.hor.fave 
5.  Da.flew  of  the  Syr.two  and  twenty  thouf. 
8.brought  David  very  much  braffe 
i7.fons  of  Dav/d  were  chief  about  the  King 

10. if. Dav. had  put  the  battell  in  array  againft 
18.DOT.ilew  of  the  Syrians  feven  thouf.men 
i9.fervants  of  Hadarez.made  peace  with  D. 

zo.z. David  took  the  crown  of  their  King 
and  it  was  fet  on  David's  head 
j.fo  dealt  David  with  all  the  cities  of  the 
Dav.&  all  the  people  returned  to  Jeruf. 

7  Jonathan,  David's  brother,  flew  him 

2 1.1  .and  provoked  David  to  number  Ifrael 
2. and  DavidCaid  to  Joab,and  to  the 
f .  Joab  gave  the  fum  of  the  number  to  David 

8  .and  David  faid  unto  God,  I  have  finned 
I9.when  DavAiit  up  his  eyes,&  faw  the  ang. 

Da.  and  the  Elders  of  Ifrael,who  were 
I7.and  David  faid  unto  God,  Is  it  not  I 
18.ang.oftheL.comm.Gad  to  fay  to  David, 
that  David  fhould  go  up,&  fet  up  an  al. 
1 9.  when  David  went  up  at  the  faying  of 
21.  and  as  David  came  to  Oman, 

Oman  looked,and  faw  David, 
and  bowed  himfelfe  to  David 

2  2.then  David  (aid  to  Oman,  Grant  me 
23 .Oman  faid  to  David,Take  it  to  thee,& 
2  ?  .fo  David  gave  to  Oman  for  the  place 
26.  David  built  there  an  altar  to  the  Lord 
28. when  David  [aw  that  the  L.Ind  anfwered 
jo.but  David  could  not  go  before  it  to 

2  2.  r. David  faid,ThiS  is  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
2-Dav.command;  to  gath. togeth. the  ftrang. 

3.  David  prepared  yron  in  abundance  for  the 

4.  of  Tyre  brought  much  Cedar  wood  to  D. 
5. David  faid,Solomon  my  fon  is  yong,and 

Da. prepared  abundantly  before  his  dea- 
7-and  David  faid  to  Solomon,My  fon,as  I 
17.  Dav.  alfo  commanded  all  the  princes  of 

23.1X0  when  David  was  old  &  full  of  daies  he 
$  .which  I  made,  faid  Dav.to  praife  therewith 
6.and  David  divided  them  into  courfes 
2 5. for  Dav.faid,  The  Lord  G.of  Ifrael  hath 
27. for  by  the  laft  words  of  David,the 

24.j.and  David  diftributed  them  both 

25.  i.moreov. Dav.&  the  capt.fepar.to  theferv. 

26.3 1. in  the  fortieth  yeer  of  the  reigne  of  Dot. 

27.18.one  of  the  brethren  oiDavid 

23.  Dav.  took  not  thenumber  of  them  from 
3  2.alfo  Jonathan  DOT.uncle  was  a  counfell. 

28. 1. and  DOT.affembled  all  the  princes  of  Ifr. 
1 1  .then  Dot. gave  to  Solom.his  fon  the  pat. 
1 9. all  this  faid  David,the  Lord  made  me 
20.and  David  faid  to  Solomon  his  fon,Bee 

29. 10. wherefore  Davidbleffed  the  Lord . 

DOT.faidjBleffed  be  thou  Lord  God  of 
X  2 


DAV 


DAV 


20.  David  faid  to  ail  the  congregation,  Now 
2 3. as  King  in  fiead  oiDavid  his  father 
26.thus  David  the  fon  of  Jeffe  reigned  over 
2  Chr.ui.aad  Sol.fon  of  Dawd  was  ftiengthened 
4.but  the  arfc  of  the  L.hadDa.brought  from 
8. thou  haft  Shewed  great  mercy  to  David  my 

9.  let  thy  ptomife  unto  David  my  father  be 
2.3.  as  thou  didft  deale  with  Davidmy  father 

7. whom  Davidmy  father  did  provide 
14. the  fon  of  a  worn. of  the  daugh.  of  David  [ 
17. wherewith  Dot.  his  fath. had  numb. them  , 
3 . 1. where  the  Lord  appeared  to  'David  his 

in  the  place  that  David  had  prepared 
J'.  1 .  Sol.broug.  in  all  the  things  that  David  his 
6 .4-with  his  mouth  to  my  father  David,faying 
6.  and  have  chofen  David  to  be  over  my 
7. now  it  was  in  the  heart  oiDavid  my 
8. but  the  Lord  faid  to  Davidmy  father 

1  d.for  I  am  rifen  in  the  room  of  David  my 
7.6.whcn  David  praifed  by  their  miniftery 

10.  that  the  Lord  had  (hewed  unto  David 

1 7. if  thou  walk  before  me  as  Dav'idthy  fath- 
1 8 .  according  as  I  have  cov.with  DOT.thy  fa. 

8- 1 4. according  to  the  order  of  David  his  father 
fo  had  Dav.  the  man  of  God  command. 

10.16.  what  portion  have  we  in  David 

&  now  David,  fee  to  thine  owne  houfe 

1 1. 1 7- they  walked  in  the  way  of  Dav.  &  Sol.  | 
18.Mahal.the  dau.of  Jerim.the  fon  of  David 
1 3 .  f  .to  David  for  ever,even  to  him  and 
6.fervant  of  Sol. the  fon  of  Da.is  rifen  up,  & 
8.in  the  hand  of  the  fons  of  David 

1 7. 3. walked  in  the  firft  waies  of  his  fath. Dot. 

2 1 .7  .bec.of  the  cov-  w  hich  he  made  with  David 
1 2.thus  faith  the  L.God  of  thy  father  David 

23.3.  as  the  Lord  hath  faid  of  the  fons  oiDav. 

i8.by  the  hand  of  theprie.  &  Lev.whomD. 

as  it  was  ordained,  by  David 

28.1.  in  the  fight  of  the  Loird  like  Da.  his  fath. 
29.2.accor.  to  all  that  David  his  fath.  had  done 

2  j.  according  to  the  commandement  of  Da. 
26.  Lev.ftood  with  the  inftruments  of  Dot. 
30.praifes  to  the  Lord  with  the  wor.of  Dav. 

3  3 .7.  of  which  God  had  faid  to  David 

3  4. 2. and  walked  in  the  waies  of  David  his 

3 .  he  began  to  feek  after  the  God  of  Dav.his 
3  5. 3. which  Solomon  fon  of  David  did  build 

I  j.  according  to  the  commandement  of  Da. 
E^a  8.2.of  thefons  oiDavid^  Hattufh 

20,  whom  David  &  the  princes  had  appoin. 
Neb.$.  i6.over  againft  the  fepulchres  oiDavid 
i2.24_accord.  to  the  com.of  Da.the  man  ofG. 

Verfe  45. 
36.  the  muficall  inftruments  of  David  the 
Pfal.18.jo.  fheweth  mercy  to  his  anointed,to  Da. 
72.20.the  prayers  oiDavid  the  fon  of  Jefle 
89.3  j.that  I  will  not  lie  unto  David 

49. which  thou  fwareft  unto  Da. in  thy  truth 
13  2. 1.  Lord  remember  David,  and  all  his 

I I  .the  Lord  hath  fworn  in  truth  to  Dav.  he 
17. there  lie  make  the  borne  oiDavid  to  bud 

Pro.  1. 1.  Proverbs  of  Solomon  the  fon  of  David 
Eccl.  1. 1. words  of  the  Preacher,  the  fon  of  David 
Cant.^.^.  thy  neck  is  like  the  tower  oiDavid 
lfa.y.  7<there  (halbe  no  end,on  the  throne  of  Dot. 

1 6-  5  .fit  on  it  in  truth  in  the  tabernacle  of  Dot. 

29.1  .the  citie  where  David  dwelt 

38.5.fay  to  Htzek.Thus  faith  the  G.of  Da.thy 
**■  5$.3.even  thefure  mercies  of  David 
Jer.  13.13.  even  the  Kings  that  fit  on  Dav. throne 

17.25.and  princes  fitting  on  the  throne  of  Da, 
Chap. 22.4. 

22.2.  that  fitteft  upon  the  thro,  of  Dot.  thou  & 
30. man  of  his  feed  dial  prof.onthe  thr.of  D. 

2  3. 5. He  raife  to  David  a  righteous  branch 
29.16.  oftheK.that  fitteth  on  the  thro.of  Da, 

3  3 . 1  j.  to  grow  up  unto  David 

1 7. David  (hall  never  want  a  man  to 
3  6. 30. he  fhall  have  none  to  fit  on  the  thr.of  i). 
Amos  6.  j.  inftruments  of  mufick  like  David 

9.11. in  that  day  will  Iraifc  up  the  tab.of  Dav. 

Zecb.  1 2.  8.  he  that  is  feeble  (hall  be  as  David 

Mat- 1 . 1  .generat.  of  Jefus  Chrift,the  fon  of  David 

17.aH  the  generations  from  Abr.to  Da.were 

&  from  DOT.untill  the  carrying  away  to 

20.faying,  Jofeph  thou  fon  of  Dav.  feare  not 

9.27  .thou 


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• 

9.  2  7.  thou  fonne  of  David  have  mercy  on  us 

Chap,zo.jo,ji 
1 1.  j.have  ye  not  read  what  Daviddid  when 
zj.and  laid,  Is  this  the  fon  of  David 

1  ?.22.  mercy  on  me,0  Lo-  thou  fon  of  David 

2  1 .9.  faying,  Hofanna  to  the  fonne  of  David 

Verfe  1  j 
2  i.4i.they  fay  unto  him,  The  fon  of  David 
43.  David'm  fpirit  call  him  Lord 
4  <;.i( David  then  call  him  Lord,  how  is  he 
Mar. z- z  5  .have  yee  never  read  what  Dawd  did 

1/^6.3. 
1 0.47.  fay  Jefus  thou  fon  of  Dav ii,have  mercy 
Ver.48.  L^.18.38,39 
1  i.io.bleffed  be  the  kingd.of  our  father  David 
1  2.  3  j. fay  the  Scribes  that  Chr.is  the  fon  of  D. 
36.  for  David  himfelfe  faid  by  the  holy 
37.Daw^therefore  himfelfcallethhim  Lord 
Ui\.  1 .  j  z.fhall  give  to  him  the  throne  of  his  fa.D 
3.3  i.which  was  the  fonne  of  David 
20.4 1  .how  fay  they  that  Chrift  is  Davids  fon 
42.Dawihimfelfe  faith  in  the  book  of  Pfal. 
^Af  David  therefore  calleth  him  Lord,how 
Joh.7.41.  that  Chrift  cometh  of  the  feed  of  David 
out  of  the  towne  of  Beth.where  Da.  was 
Acl.  1 . 1 6.the  holy  G h.by  the  mouth  of  Dav.fpake 

2.2  j. for  Da&irffpeaketb  concerning  him,  I 
29.  freely  fpeak  to  you  of  the  patriarch  Dav. 
34.  for  David  is  not  afcended  unto  the 

1  3 .22.he  raifed  to  them  David  to  be  their  King 
34.11c  give  you  the  fure  mercits  of  David 
3  6. for  David,  after  he  had  ferved  his 
1 5. 16.  I  will  build  again  the  tabernacle  of  Da.' 
Rom.  1  .j.which  was  made  of  the  feed  of  Da.  accor. 
4.6.  even  as  David  alfo  defcribeth  the 
1  t  .g.David  faith,  Let  their  table  be  made  a  fn. 
1  Tim.z.S.  remem-that  Chrift  of  the  (ted  of  Dav. 
Heb.^.y.he  limiteth  a  certain  day5fiying,In  Dav. 
1 1. 3 1.  of  David  alfo,and  Samuel3&  the  proph. 
Kw.3-7.he  thac  hath  the  key  of  David,  he  that 
5.  y.the  root  of  David  hath  prevailed  to  open  the 
22.  1 6\I  am  the  root  and  the  off-fpring  of  Dav. 
Citie  o/"5Datiti,  SeeCltie. 
Dayes  of  "JD&otQ. 
z  Sm.z  1. 1 -a  famine  in  the  dayes  of  David  3 .yee. 
1  KJ3.2.i.now  the  dayes  of  Dav.  drew  nigh,  that 
J/efo.ai.^.forinthedayesof  Da. were  chief  ling. 
A&.J.4  J.  unto  the  dayes  of David 
Hand  of  5Dabf  0. 

1  Sa.  10. 1 6.  let  the  L.require  it  at  the  hand  of  Da. 

2  Sam- 3. 8. have  not  deliv.thee  into  the  ha.of  Dav. 

18.  by  the  hand  of  my  fervant  David 
2 1 . 2  2.  and  fell  by  the  hand  of  David, and 

1  Cbron.zo.3. 

Houfeof&lftiiXf. 

1  Sam.zo.  16.J0na.made  a  cov.with  the  ho.of  Da. 

1  Sam-  3 .  i.war  betw.the  hou.of  Saul,&  ho.  of  Da. 

6.while  war  bet.the  ho.of  Sa.&  the  ho.of  D. 

7.26. and  let  the  houfe  of  thy  fervant  Davidhe 

1  Kjn.  1 2.  ip.fo  Ifrael  rebelled  ag.the  houfe  of  Da. 

2CfcM.10.19. 
20. none  that  followed  the  houfe  of  Dav.but 
26.tb.all  the  kingd.  return  to  the  hou.of  Da. 

13.2.  a  child  (hall  be  born  to  the  houfe  of  Dav. 

14.8.  rent  the  kingd  away  from  the  hou.of  Da. 

2  Kin.  1 7.2 1 .  rent  Ifrael  from  the  houfe  of  David 
7.  Chr.zL7.the  L.would  not  deftr.the  hou.of  Da. 
tieb.  12.37  -going  up  of  the  wall  at  the  hou.of  Da. 
P/a/.i2  2.$.the  thrones  of  the  houfe  of  David 
lfa.j.zAt  was  told  the  houfe  of  Dawrf,faying 

1 3  .hear  ye  now,0  houfe  of  Davidjs  it 
22-2  2. the  key  of  the  houfe  of  David  will  I 
Jer. 2 1 .12.O  houfe  of David,xhus  faith  the 
Zec.i  2-7.that  the  glory  of  the  houfe  of  David,  and 
8.  and  the  houfe  of  Dazwf  (hall  be  as  God 
1  o .  lie  powre  on  the  houfe  of  David  and 
1 2.  the  family  of  the  houfe  of  David  apart 
1 3 . 1 .  a  fountain  opened  unto  the  houfe  of  Da. 
Iw.1.27.  whofe  name  was  Jof.  of  the  houfe  of  Da. 
6o.for  us  in  the  houfe  of  his  fervant  David 
2.4.  becaufe  he  was  of  the  houfe  olDavid 
tDatjtt)  joyned  with  King. 

1  Sam.zi.i  1.  is  not  this  David  the  K.  of  the  land 

2  Sam  2.4.  there  they  anointed  Daw^K.ov.them 

1 1.&  the  time  that  Da^.was  King  in  Hebr. 

3.3  i.and  King  Dawdhimfelf  followed  the 


DAV       DAV 

y. 3. King  David  made  a  league  with  them  in 
and  they  anointed  "David  King  over  Ifr. 
1  Chon.  1 1 . 3 . 

17.  Philift.heard  they  had  anointed  Dav.K. 
6. 1 2.and  it  was  told  King  DaMrf,faying,The 

1 6.and  faw  King  DazMeaping  &  dauncing 
7.18 .then  went  King  Daz\in,&  fate  before  the 
8.8.King  David  took  exceeding  much  braffe 

1  o.  then  Toi  fent  Joram  his  fon  to  K-David 

1  r  .which  alfo  K.Dav.did  dedicate  to  the  L. 
9.  j.then  King  David  fent  and  fet  him  out  of 
13.2t.but  when  King  David  heard  of  all  thefe 

3  p.the  foule  of  King  David  longed  to  goe 
i6.< .&  when  K.Daz\cametoBahurtm,behold 

6. and  at  all  the  fervants  of  King  David 
17.17.  and  they  went  and  told  King  David 

2  i.and  went  &  told  K.David,  &  faid,Arife 
19.1  i.and  King Dax<irf fent  to  Zadok,  and  to 

i6.with  the  men  of  Judah,  to  meet  K.David 

1  King.  1 . 1  .now  King  David  was  old,  and 

1 3. go  and  get  thee  in  unto  King  David,and 
28.thenK.  Daw^anfwcred  &  fatd,Call  me 

3  i.Bathfh.faid,  Let  King  Davidlive  for  ever 
3  2.and  King  David  faid,Call  me  Zadok  the 
3  7. greater  then  the  throne  of  my  lord  K.Da. 
38.caufed  Sol.to  ride  on  King  David's  mule 
43.verily,our  lord  K.D .hath made  Sol. King 
47.  came  to  bleffe  our  lord  K.David,  fiying 

2  Kin.i  i.io.didtheprieftsgiveK-Daxwi'sfpears 

1  Chr.  1 2.3 1. to  come  and  make  David  King 

1 8.  to  make  David  King  Over  all  Ifrael 
reft  of  Ifr.  were  of  one  heart  to  make  D  .K. 

i4.8.Phil.heard  that  Da.was  anointed  K.over 
1  j  .29.faw  K.Dat/.dauncing  and  playing,&  (hz 
17.16.and  Daw.the  Ki.  came  &  fate  before  the 
1 8 .  10. he  fent  Hadoram  his  fon  to  K.D. to  enq 
I  i.thetn  alfo  KDa.  dedicated  unto  the  Lo. 
i7.fons  of  David  were  chief  about  the  King 
21.24.and  K.David(aid  to  Ornan,Nay 
24. 3 1  in  the  prefence  of  David  the  King 
26.26.of  the  dedicate  things,which  Da.the  Ki. 
3  2.  whom  King  David  made  rulers  over  the 
27.24.put  in  the  account  of  the  Chron  of  K.D. 
3 1. of  the  fubftance  which  was  King  Davids 
28.2.  then  David  the  King  flood  upon  his  feet 
29.i.furthermoreKingDawrffaidtoallthe 
9. Dav.  the  King  alfo  rejoiced  with  great  joy 
22.made  Solomon,  the  fon  of  Da.the  K.the 
24.and  all  the  fons  likewife  of  King  David 
29.now  the  ads  of  David  the  King,firft  and 

2  Chr.z.i  z.  who  hath  given  to  D.the  K.a  wife  fon 

7.6.of  the  L.which  K.Davidmade  topraife  the 

8.1 1. my  wife  fhal  not  dwel  in  the  hou  of  D.K. 

23. 9. and  (hields  that  had  been  King  David's 

29. 27.  ordained  by  DavidKing  of  Ifrael 

30.26.hnce  the  time  of  Sol.  fon  of David  K.  of 

3  ?.4.accord.to  the  writingof  DavidK.of  Ifra. 

EVa  3.io.after  the  ordinance  of  Daf.K.of  Ifrael 

/<?>■.  3  0.9.  (hall  ferve  the  L.their  G.  &  Dav.the  K. 

Hof.3.5 .and  Davidiheit  K.  and  fhall  fear  the  Lo. 

Mat.1.6  Jeffe  beg.Da.theK.&  Da.the  K.beg.Sol. 

Aff.i  3. 22. he  raifed  to  them  Davidto  be  their  K. 

Servant  5Dat)iO, 
2  SaOT-3.18.by  the  hand  of  my  fervant  David 
7.  j .goe  and  tell  my  fervant  David,  Thus 
8.fo  (halt  thou  fay  to  my  fervant  Dav. Thus 
26. and  let  the  houfe  of  thy  ferv.Da.beeftab. 
j  Chro.  17.  24. 

1  King.3  .6.thou  haft  fhewed  unto  thy  fer.Da^my 

11.32.  (hall  have  one  tribe  for  my  fer.  Da.fake 
34-forDawirfmy  fervants  fake,whom  I  chofe 
36  his  fon  wil  I  give  one  tri.th3tDa.my  fer. 
3  8. keep  my  com. as  Dafi<f  my  fer.did,that  I 

14.8.  yet  thou  haft  not  been  as  my  ferv.  David 

2  fO-8.i9.would  not  deft.  Jud.forDa.his  fer  .fake 

19.34.and  for  my  fervant  David's  fake 
20.6.mine  owne  fake,  &  for  my  ferr.  Daf.fake 

1  Chro.  1 7. 4-goe  tell  my  fervant  David,  Thus 

7.thus  (halt  thou  fay  to  my  fervant  David 

2  Chro.6.1 5  thou  which  haft  kept  with  thy  fer.Da. 

16.0  God  of  Ifr.keep  with  thy  fer.  Dav.my 
1 7. which  thou  haft  fpoken  unto  thy  fer.Da. 
42.  remember  the  mercies  of  Da.  thy  fervant 

Pfal.7  8.70.he  chofe  alfo  his  fervant  David,md 
98.3. 1  have  fworneto  David  my  fervant 

20. 1  have  found  Davidmy  fervant,with 


DAW        DAY 

1 3  2. 10.  for  thy  fervant  David's  fake  turn  not 
144.1  o.whodelivereih  Dav.  his  ferv.  from  the 

ifa-n-ll-  and  for  my  fuvant  Da  vids  fake 
Jer.33.z1.tmy  alfo  my  cov.be  bro.wth Da  my  fer. 

2z.fo  He  multiply  the  feed  of  my  (av.David 

26.caft  away  tie  feed  of  Jacob,&  Da.my  fer. 
£{le^  J4J  J-he  fhall  feed  them,evcn  my  kv/.Dav. 

24-and  my  ierv.David.a  prince  among  them 
37.24.and  Dav.my  fer.lh-ill  be  King  over  them 

2* .my  ferv.DarUhall  be  their  prince  for  ever 
Lu\.  1.69.  for  us  in  the  houfe  of  his  fervant  David 
ACl.^.z<i  .who  by  the  mouth  of  thy  ferv.Dax>.  haft 

JDaunre. 

Pfal.  149.3. 1"  th;;m  Pra'fe  bis  name  in  thedaunce 
1  50.4.  praift  him  with  the  timbrell  and  daunct 
fer.  31.13  .then  (hall  the  viig.  rejoice  in  thedaunce 
Lam  5 . 1 5.our  daunce  is  turned  into  mourning 

fud.zi . 2 1  .if  the  rfaa.of  Shiloh  come  out  to  damce 
Job  2  r .  1 1 .  and  their  children  daunce 
Ecclefi-^a  time  to  mourne.and  a  time  todaunce 
lfa.  1 3 . 2 1 .  and  Satyrs  (hall  daunce  there 
SDatmreD. 

Jud.z1.z3.  accor.to  their  num.of  them  that  daun. 
2  Sam.6. 1 4.and  David  daunced  before  the  Lord 
Mat.i  i.i7.have  piped  to  you,&  ye  have  not  daun. 

i^.7.32. 

14  f.daught.  of  Herodias  daunce dhtfoxe  them 
Mar. 6. 2  2.when  the  dau.of  Hcrod.came  in  &  daun. 

SDantuejeP. 

£*«/.i5.20.wom.  went  out  after  her  with  da/wm 
Jud.  1 1 . 3  4-dau.  came  to  meet  him  with  tim.&  da. 

2 1 .2 1. dau.of  Shil  C3me  out  to  daunce  indaunc. 
1  Sa.z  1.1  i.thty  not  (ing  one  toano.ofhim  inda. 

29.5  of  who  they  fang  one  to  another  in  daunc. 
Je/r.l  1.4.  forth  in  the  da.  of  them  that  make  mer. 
IDauncfng. 

Exod.i  2.19-that  he  faw  the  calfe,and  the  dauncing 

1  Sam.  1 8.6.of  all  cities  of  Ifr.linging  &  dauncing 

30.1 6.on  all  theearth,eating,drink.&  dauncinr 

2  Sam.6. 16.  &  faw  King  Dav.  leaping  &  dauncm 

1  Chr.i^.zp.faw  K.David  ckuncingand playin<*,& 
Pfal.  30.  r  1  .haft  turned  for  me  my  mourn. to  dam. 
Lul{.\  y.2y.he  heard  mulick  and  dauncing 

JDarobe,  &  ©soobeD, 

Exod  i.j.ind  darvbedh  with  flime,and 
fiV.13.10.lo,  others  davabedit  with  untemp.mor. 
1  i.fay  to  them  which  dawbe  it  with  untemp. 
1  2.  wherewith  ye  have  dawbedit 
14.1k  break  down  the  wall  ye  have  imbed 

15.  and  upon  them  that  have  datvbed it 

the  wall  is  no  more,  nei.they  that  daw. 
22.28  her  proph.  have^aw^.them  withuntem. 
SDafloblitg. 
£^.  13.11.  where  is  the  darvbing  wherewith  yee 

IDaxone, 
Mat.  28. 1.  as  it  begnn  to  dawn  towards  the  firft 

2  Pf/.i.i9.untillthe  daw  davme^nd  the 

JDarxnfng, 

Jofh  6. 1 5.  arofe  early  about  the  dawning  of  the  day 
Jitdg.  1 9.26.rhen  came  the  wom.in  the  dawning  of 
Job  3.9.1et  it  fee  the  dawmng  of  the  day 

7.4.  full  of  toffings  to  &  fro  to  the  daw. of  the 
Pfal.  1 19. 1 47. 1  prevented  the  dawn.of  the  morn, 
©apt 

Cen.l.  c.God  called  the  light  day 

14.  let  there  be  lights  to  divide  the  day 

1 6.  the  greater  light  to  rule  the  day 

3.8.  walking  in  the  gard.in  the  cool  of  the  day 
i8.i.fate  in  the  tent  door  in  the  heat  of  the  day 
zg.7.  it  is  yet  high  day 
3  2.24.untill  the  breaking  of  the  day 

26. let  me  goe,  for  the  day  breaketh 
40.20.  which  was  Pharaoh's  birth  day 
£wrf.6.28.itcametopaffe,on  the  day  when 
2 1.2 1. if  he  continue  adayot  two,  he 
3«.2.thcre(halbe  to  you  an  holy  day 
40.37.thcyjournyednottill  the  day  that  it  was 
If  v.  23.1  j.from  the  day  that  ye  brou.  the  iheafe  of 

27.  there  (hall  be  a  day  of  atonement 

28. for  it  is  a  day  of  atonement 

3  7-&  drink  offerings,  every  thing  on  his  day 
2  c.9.in  the  day  of  atonem.fhill  ye  make  trump. 
Nnm.3. 1 3  .for  on  the  day  that  I  fmote  all  the 
7.1.  it  came  to  pafle  on  theday  that  Mofes  had 

1  i.their  offerings,each  prince  on  his  day 

___^ 8.17.  both 


DAY   DAY 


DAY   DAY 


DAY   DAY 


8.17.00th  man  &beaft  on  the <%  that  I  fmote 
9.15.  on  the  day  that  the  tabernacle  was  reared 
1 4.  3  4.  each  day  for  a  yeer  (hall  yee 
1  5.2 3. from  the  rfay  that  the  L.comman.Mofes 
20.  i.itis  a  *%  of  blowing  the  trumpets  to  you 
30.8.  if  her  husb.  difallow  her  on  the  day  that 
i  i.hath  made  them  void  on  the  day  he  heard 
Deut.4. 1  o  .fpecially  the  day  thou  ftoodft  bef.  the  L- 
*  1 5  .ye  faw  no  maner  of  fimil.on  the  day  that 
a  T.from  the  day  that  thou  didft  depart  out  of 
24-rebel  ag.  the  Lo.from  the  day  that  I  knew 
16.  j.that  thou  maift  rememb.the  day  that  thou 
=  24.'  i  f  .at  his  day  thou  (halt  give  him  his  hire 

27.2.  and  it  (hall  be  on  the  day  when  you  paffe 
fnfi.6.10.  untill  the  i(jy  I  bid  you  (hout 

1 5  .they  rofe  early  about  the  dawn.of  the  day 
9.  1  i.on  the  day  we  came  forth,  to 
10. 1 3  .hafted  not  to  go  down  about  a  whole  day 
1 4.there  was  no  day  like  that  before  it,  or 
fudg.  1 3 .7  .from  the  womb  to  the  day  of  his  death 

1  o.tliat  came  unto  me  the  other  day 
i6.2.when  it  is  day  we  (hall  kill  him 

1 8 . 3  o.  till  the  day  of  the  captivity  of  the  land 
19.9  .behold,  the  (%groweth  to  an  end,  lodge 

Verfe  9. 
1 1  .when  they  were  by  Jebus,the  day  was  far 

2  5  .when  the  day  began  to  fpring.they  let  her 
2g.came  the  wom.in  the  dawning  of  the  day 

3  o.  from  the  day  that  the  childr.  of  Ifr.came 
Ruth  4.  5  .then  faid  Boat,What  day  thoubuyeft  the 

1  Sam.9.1  5.  Lo.had  told  Sam.in  his  ear  a  day  bef. 

26.came  to  paffe  about  the  fpring  of  the  day 
1 1.1 1. flew  the  Ammon.till  the  heat  of  the  day 
1 4. 1 .  it  came  to  paffe  on  a  day,  that 
24.4-behold  the  day,  of  which  the  Lord  faid 
26. 10. (hall  fmite  him,  or  his  day  (hall  come  to 
3  o.  i7.untill  the  evening  of  the  next  day 

2  Sam.  2. 3  2.they  came  to  Hebr.at  the  break  of  day 

j.  3  5  .to  caufe  David  to  eat  while  it  was  yet  day 
4. 5.  and  came  about  the  heat  of  the  day  to 
13.3  2. from  the  day  that  hee  forced  his  fift.Ta. 
18.20.thou  (halt  bear  tidings  another  *foy,but 
19.  ij.which  thy  ferv.did  perverfly  the  day  that 
24.from  the  day  the  King  departed  ,untill 

1  Kjng.z.  3  7.that  on  the  da)  thou  gocft  out,  and 

Verfe  42. 
1 7 . 1 4.  untill  the  day  that  the  Lord  fendeth 
1 9-4.but  he  himfelfe  went  a  dayes  journey  into 

2  J$/Jg.4.8.it  fell  on  a  day,  that  Eli(ha  paffed  to 

•    1 1  .i  t  fell  on  a  day,  that  he  came  thi  ther,  and 

1 8.when  the  child  was  grown,it  fell  on  a  day 

6.29.1  faid  to  her  on  the  next  day, Give  thy  fon 

1  Cbro.i  i.22.flew  a  lion  in  apit  on  a  fnowy  day 

16 .1  3 .  from  day  to  day  his  falvation 

26. 1 7  .northward  four  a  day,  fouthw.  four  a  day 

2  Cfo/0.8.i6.untothe  day  of  the  foundation  of  the 
2vefr.4.2.willthey  make  an  end  in  a  day 

22.  and  labour  on  the  day 
8. 11  .for  the  day  is  holy3  neither  be  ye  grieved 
9. 3  .read  the  law  of  their  G.one  4el,.part  of  the  d. 
E/2.3 .7.the  lot  before  Haman  from  day  to  day 
9. 17. and  made  it  a  day  of  feafting 

i8Jews  on  the  1  fh.day  made  it  a  day  of  fea. 
1 9. day  of  gladnefs,  &  feafting,&  a  good  day 
Job  4.  i.feafted  in  their  houfes  every  one  his  day 
6.  now  there  was  a  day  when  the 
1 3. there  was  a  day  when  his  fons  and 
2.i.again,there  was  a  day  when  the  fons  of  G. 
3 . 1  .opened  Job  his  mouth,  and  curfed  his  day 
3 .  let  the  day  perifh  wherein  I  was  born 
5. let  the  blackneffe  of  the  day  terrifie  it 
8.1etthem  curfe  it  that  curfe  the  day,\vho 
^.neither  let  it  fee  the  dawning  of  the  day 
7.4  to  and  fro,  untill  the  dawning  of  the  day 
i4.6\till  he  (hall  accompl.as  an  hireling,his</<^ 
18.20.come  after  him  (halbe  aftonifti.at  hisday 
19.25.  that  he  (hall  ftand  at  the  later  day  on  the 
2i.30.wicked  is  referved  to  the  day  of  deftruct. 
they  (halbe  brou.forth  to  the  day  of  wra. 
Vfal.  i  9. 2  .day  unto  day  uttereth  fpeech,and 
37.13  .for  he  feeth  that  his  day  is  comming 
42.4-with  the  multitude  that  kept  holy  day 
78.42.  nor  the  day  when  he  delivered  them 
84.1  o.for  a  day  in  thy  courts  is  better  then  a 
96. 2. (hew  forth  his  falvation  from  day  today 
1 19. 164.  fevcn  times  a  day  doe  I  praife  thee 


Prfl.4.18.  more  and  more  unto  the  perfed:  day 
7.20.and  will  come  home  at  the  day  appointed 
i6.4.even  the  wicked  for  the  evill  day 
27.  i.thou  knoweft  not  what  a  day  may  bring 
1 5 .  a  continuall  dropping  in  a  very  rainy  day 
Cant.  2.  I7.until  the  day  break ,and  the  (hadows  flee 

Chap.4.6. 
Ija.7. 17.  from  the  day  that  Ephraim  departed 
43.13.  yea,before  the  day  was,  I  am 
48.7.  even  before  the  day  when  thou  heardeft 
49.8.8c  in  a  day  of  falvation  have  I  helped  thee 
5  8.  j.  I  have  chofen,a  day  for  a  man  to  afflift 
and  an  acceptable  day  to  the  Lord 
1 3  .from  doing  thy  pleafure  on  my  holy  day 
61. 2. &  the  ifoy  of  veng.of  our  God,  to  comfort 
63.4.  for  the  day  of  vengeance  is  in  my  heart 
Jer.6.4.  for  the  day  goeth  away,  for  the  (hadows 

1 2.3.  prepare  them  for  the  day  of  (laughter 

1  J. 9. her  fun  is  gone  down  while  it  was  yet  day 
17.  i6.neither  have  I  defired  the  woful  day  thou 

18.  bring  upon  them  the  day  of  evill 
20. 1 4#curfed  be  the  day  wherein  I  was  born 

let  not  the  day  that  my  moth.bare  me  be 

27.22.  and  there  (hall  they  be  till  the  day  that  I 
3  i.6.for  there  (halbe  a  day  that  the  watchm.on 
3  2. 3 1 .  of  my  fury  from  the  day  that  they  built 
36. 2.from  the  day  I  fpake  unto  thee,  from 

6.in  the  Lords  houfe  on  the  faffing  day 

38.23.  untill  the  day  that  Jerufalem  was  taken 

47.4.  becaufe  of  the  day  that  cometh  to 
50.27.woe  to  them,for  their  day  is  come 

3 1  .for  thy  day  is  come,  the  time  that  I  will 
Lam.  1.2 1 .  thou  wilt  bring  the  day  that  thou  haft 
2.22.  thou  haft  called,  as  in  a  folemn  day,my 
E^.4.6.1  have  appointed  thee  each  day  for  a  yeer 
io.fhall  be  by  weight,twenty  (hekels  a  day 
7. io.behold  the  rf^Behold  it  is  come 

1 2.  the  time  is  come,  the  day  draweth  neer 
2 1.2  5.wicked  prince  of  Ifra.  whofe  day  is  come 

29.  of  the  wicked.whofe  day  is  come 
24.2.write  thenalme  ofthe<&iy,evenof  this 
28.15.  from  the  day  that  thou  waft  created ,till 
30.2.thus  faith  the  L-Howl,woe  worth  the  day 
$.thedayi$neeT,the  day  oitheL.isaclou.  day 
18. at  Tehaphnehes  alfo  the  day  (halbe  dark. 
34-r2.  as  a  (heph.fecketh  out  his  flock  in  a  day 
39. 1 3. the  day  that  I  (hall  be  glorified,  faith  the 
Dan.6.10.  he  kneeled  on  his  knees  3.  times  aday, 
ij.but  maketh  his  petition  three  times  a  day 
Hof.9.5 .whzt  will  ye  doe  in  the  folemn  day 
Joel  1.1 5.alas  fortheday,the  dayof the  Lord 

2.2.a  day  of  darkneffe  &  of  gloominefs,a  day  of 
Amos  5.8.  and  maketh  the  daydatke,  that 
6-  3  .ye  that  put  farre  away  the  evill  day 
8.io.and  the  end  thereof  as  a  bitter  day 
Obad.  1 2,thou  (houldft  not  have  looked  on  the  day 
Jonah  3.4.beg.to  enter  into  the  city  a  dales  journ. 

4.7-when  the  morning  rofe  the  next  day 
Mkab  3. 6. and  the  day  (hall be  dark  over  them 

7.4.thea!<!j/of  thy  watchmen, and  thy 
Zepb.  1 . 1 6 .  a  day  of  the  trumpet,  and  a 
2.2.before  the  day  paffe  as  the  chaffe 

before  the  day  of  the  Lords  anger  come 
3 .8.on  me,faith  the  Lord,till  the  day  that  I 
Hag.z.18.  even  from  the  day  that  the  found.of  the 
Zech.4.  lo.for  who  defpifed  the  day  of  fmall 
Afd/.3.2.but  who  may  abide  the  day  of  his  comm. 
4. 1 .  the  day  cometh  that  (hall  burne  as 

the  day  that  cometh  (hall  burn  them  up 
Afaf.6.34.fufficient  unto  the^j*  is  the  evill 
20. 2.  for  a  penie  a  day  he  fent  them 

1 2.which  have  born  the  bur.&  heat  of  the  da. 

24.38.til  the  day  that  Noah  entred  into  the  ar- 

50.L0.0f  that  ferv.fliall  come  in  a  day  when 

L«£.  12.46. 

25. 13. for  ye  know  neither  the  daynotthe  hour 

27.62.  the  next  day  that  followed  the  day  of 

Mar.  1.35.  rifing  up  a  great  while  before  day, he 

6.  2 1.  &  when  a  convenient  day  was  come  that 

3  5  .and  when  the  day  was  far  fpent,  his 
1 5.42.that  is  the  day  before  the  Sabbath 
Lu\.  1 .20.&  not  able  to  fpeak  til  the  day  that  thefe 
80.  was  in  the  defarts  til  the  day  of  his  (hew. 
4.42.  and  when  it  was  day,  he  departed 
5 .  17.it  came  to  paffe  on  a  certain  day, as 
6. 1 3. when  it  was  day, he  called  to  him  his 

X  5 


7. 1 1. it  came  to  paffe  the  day  after,  that 

8. 21. it  came  to  paffe  on  a  certain  day, th\t  he 

9.12.&  when  the  day  began  to  wear  away ,then 

3  7.  on  the  next  day, when  they  were  come 
13.33.  and  the  day  following,  for  it  cannot  be 
i7.4-trefp.7.timcs aday,  &  7.times  in  ad.turn 
24X0  (hall  alfo  the  Son  of  man  be  in  his  day 
27.untill  the  day  that  No.entred  into  the  ark 
1  2  2.7.  then  came  the  day  of  unleavened  bread 
66.  &  affoone  as  it  v/zsddy,  the  Elders  came 
24.29.and  the  day  is  farre  fpent,  and 
Job.  1 2.9 .  next  day  John  feeth  Jefus  coming 

3  f  .againe  the  next  day  after,  Jefus  flood  and 
43.  the  day  following  Jefus  would  go 
6.zz.theday  follow ing,when  the  people  which 
3?.(hould  raife  it  up  again  at  the  laft  day 
40.and  I  will  raife  him  up  at  the  laft  day 

Chap.44.54. 
8.56.  fath.Abrah.  rejoiced  to  fee  my  day, St  was 
9-4.the  works  of  him  th.it  fent  me  while  it  is  d. 
1 1 .24.  (hall  rife  ag.in  the  refurr.  at  the  laft  day 
i2.7.again(t  the  day  o(  my  burying  hath  (he 
1  z.on  the  next  d-?y,much  peo.that  were  come 
48.the  fame  (hall  judge  him  in  the  laft  day 
1 9.4  2.  becaufe  of  the  Jews  preparation  day 
Aff. i.z.untillthe  day  in  the  which  hee  was  taken 
2. 1. and  when  the  day  of  Pentecoft  was  fully 

1  5.feeing  it  is  but  the  third  houre  of  thed<Jy 
4. 3  .and  put  them  in  hold  till  the  next  day 
7.26.  the  next  day  he  (hewed  himfelfe  to  them 
10. 3  .in  a  vifion,about  the  ninth  hour  of  the  d. 
12.18.  now  aflbon  as  it  was  <fay,there  was 

21. &  upon  a  fet  day,Htxod,  arrayed  in  aroy. 
14.20.next  day  he  departed  with  Barnabas 
1 6.  it.  and  the  next  day  to  Neapolis 

3  5. and  when  it  was  day  the  magiftrates  fent 
17.31  .becaufe  he  hath  appointed  a  day  in  the 
20.1 1. even  till  break  of  day, Co  he  departed 

1 5-next  day  over  aga.Chio$,the  next  day  we 
and  the  next  day  we  came  to  Miletus 

1 6.  to  be  at  Jerufalem  the  day  of  Pentecoft 
2 1 . 1 .  and  the  day  following  unto  Rhodes 

8.&  the  next  day  we  that  were  of  Pau.comp. 

1 8.  day  following  Paul  went  in  with  us  to 

2  6, and  the  next  day  purifying  himfelfe  with 
23. 1 2. and  when  it  was  rf«y,certain  of  the  Jews 
2f.6".next day,  fitting  in  the  judgment  featj  co. 
27.3  .and  the  next  day  we  touched  at  Sidon 

1 8.  the  next  day  they  lightened  the  (hip 
29-ancres  out  of  the  ftern,&  wifhed  fotday 

3  3  .and  while  the  day  was  come  on,Paul  bef. 
3  9.  and  when  it  was  day}they  knew  not 

28. 1 3 .  and  we  came  the  next  day  to  Puteoli 
23. when  they  had  appointed  him  aday,there 
Rom.t.S-up  to  thy  felfe  wrath  ag.the  day  of  wrath 
1 3 . 1  z.the  day  is  at  hand,  let  us  therefore 
i4.6.he  that  regardeth  a  i#y,regardeth  it  to  the 
he  that  regar.not  a  day,  to  the  L.regar. 
1  tV.  3. 13. for  the  day  (hall  declare  it 
£^.4.30. whereby  yee  are  fealed  to  the  day  of  red. 
6.13.  may  be  able  to  withftand  in  the  evill  day 
Phil.  1 .6.  will  perform  it  till  the  day  of  Jefus  Chrift 
io.and  without  offence  till  theday  of  Chrift 
2.16.  that  I  may  rejoice  in  the  day  of  Chrift 

1  Thef.  5 . 5  .ye  are  all  the  children  of  the  day^wc  are 

8. let  us  who  are  of  the  day  be  fober 

2  Thef.i.z.  as  that  the  day  of  Chrift  is  at  hand 
He6.4.7.again,he  limiteth  a  certain  day, faying 

8  .not  afterward  have  fpokenof  another  day 
1  o.  2  5.3s  yee  fee  the  day  approaching 
Jam.  5.5.  have  nourifhed  your  hearts  as  in  a  day  of 
2  Pet.  1 . 1 9.untill  the  day  dawn,and  the  day  ftarre 
2.8.vexed  his  righteous  foule  from  day  to  day 
3.12.  unto  the  coming  of  the^fey  of  God 
Rev.g.  1 5  .weh  was  prepared  for  an  hour,  and  a  day 

All  the  ©ap, 
Deu.1%.  3  2.  fail  with  longing  for  them  all  the  day 
P/a/.  2  5. 5. on  thee  doe  I  wait  all  the  day 
3 2. 3. through  my  roaring  all  the  daylong 
7 1.8.  and  with  thy  honour  all  the  day  long 

1  5. and  thy  falvation  all  the  day  long 
89.1 6.in  thy  name  thai  they  rejoyce  all  the  day 
1  o 2.8  .mine  enemies  reproach  me  all  the  djy 
1 1 9.97.  it  is  my  meditation  all  the  day 
//<r.28.24.doth  the  plowman  plow  all  the  day  to 
65.2.I  have  fpread  out  my  hands  all  the  day  to 

5.  a  fired 


DAY        DAY 


DAY        DAY 


DAY        DAY 


5  .a  fire  that  burnetii  all  the  day  . 
Lam.  1 . 1 3. hath  made'me  dcfol.  &  faint  all  the  day 
j- 3. he  turneth  his  hand  againft  me  all  the  day 
1 4.dcrif  to  all  my  peo.&  their  fong  all  the  d. 
6z.and  their  device  againft  me  all  the<% 
Ate.20.t5.why  (Land  ye  here  all  thei^y  idle 

SDap  ofbattcll. 
1  Sam.  r  5.  n.came  to  pafle  in  the  day  ofbattcll 
Job  3  8. 13. againft  therf^yof  battell  and  war 
P/3/.98.9.  bowes  turned  back  in  the  day  of  battell 
140. 7. haft  covered  my  head  in  the  day  of  batt. 
Pro.  21. 3  1  .horfe  is  prepared  againft  the  day  of  bat. 
Hfl/ao.i4.fpoiledBeth-arbelin  thtday  ofbattell 
Amo. l.i^.whh  ftiouting  in  the  day  ofbattell 
Zecb.  1 4.3  .when  he  fought  in  the  day  of  battell    _ 

5Dap  of  calamity. 
Deut.iz.2  f.fortherftiy  of  their  calamity  is  at  hand 
2Sa.1z.13.they  prevented  me  in  the  rf<zy  of  my  ca. 

P/fl/.i8.i8. 
Pro.  17. 10.hei.to  thy  broth.ho.in  the  day  of  thy  ca. 
Je ,-'.46.2  i.becaufe  the  day  of  their  cala.was  come 
Obad.  1 3  .gate  of  my  people  in  the  da.of  their  cala. 
looked  on  their  affli&.in  the  da.ot  their  ca. 
hands  on  their  fubft.in  the  day  of  their  ca. 
3Daj>  ofdarknefje.  See  it  in  ©arferteffe. 
3Dap  of  death. 
Gra.27.2J  am  old,I  know  not  the  day  of  my  dea. 
Judg-  1 3 .7.from  the  womb  to  the  day  of  his  death 

1  Sam  15r.3f.no  more  fee  Saul  til  therfa.of  hisde. 

2  Sam.6.zi  -had  no  child  unto  the  day  of  her  death 

20.3^0  they  were  (hut  up  to  the  da.of  their  de. 
2  Kjn. 1 5. 5. he  was  a  leper  to  the  day  of  his  death 
2  Chron.  26,21. 
Ecclcf.j.  1  .the  day  of  death  then  the  day  of  ones  bir. 

8. 8. neither  hath  he  power  in  the  day  of  death 
Jcr.  5 1. 1 1  put  him  in  prifon  till  the  rfa.of  his  dea. 
3  1  .every  day  a  porrion  til  the  day  of  his  dea. 
3Dap  by  £>ap. 
Gen.  3  9. 1  o.(he  fpake  to  Jofeph  day  by  day 
Exod.z$.  3  8  .two  lambs  of  the  firft  year  day  by  day 

Numb.  18.3. 

1  (b.  12.22.at  that  time  duty  by  day  there  came  to 

2  Cba.n  .i<>  .by  reafon  of  the  (Icknefll  day  by  day 

24.11  .thus  they  did  day  by  <fay 

30.21  .and  the  priefts  praifed  God  day  by  day 
Eya  6.g-\et  it  be  given  them  day  by  day 
Neb.  8.18  .alfo  day  by  day  from  the  firft  day  unto 
I«£.'i  1 . 3  .give  us  day  by  day  our  daily  bread 
2  Cor.4. 1 6.yet  the  inward  man  is  renewed  rf.by  d. 

By  ©ap. 
Gen.  3 1.3  9. whether  it  be  ftollen  by  day, ot 
Exod.  13.21  .the  L.went  before  them  by  da.in  a  cl, 
2  2.took  not  away  the  pil.of  the  cloud  by  da. 

40.3  s. cloud  of  the  Lord  wasonthetab.byrf^y 
N/m.^.i6.rhe.  cloud  covered  it  by  rf*y,and 
2i.whethcrit  vtasbyday  or  by  night 

10.34.doud  of  the  Lord  was  upon  them  by  day 

1 4. 1 4.before  them  in  a  pillar  of  a  cloud  by  day 
Deut.  1.33  .and  in  a  cloud  by  day 
Judg.6. 27. th\t  he  could  not  do  it  by  day 
2  55. 2  r .  io.birds  of  the  aire  to  reft  on  them  by  da. 
Nefo.p.io.pi'  lar  of  the  clo.depar.not  fro  them  by  d. 
Pfal  9 1.  5  .nor  for  the  arrow  that  fleethbyrfay 

1 2 1. 6. the  fun  (hull  not  finite  them  by  <%,  nor 

1 3  6. 8.the  fun  to  rule  by  day,  fax  his  mer.endur. 
lfa.4.^.3  cloud  and  fmoak  by  day, and  a 

60.19.the  funihalbe  no  more  thy  light  by  day 
Jer.-ii-i^-  which  giveth  the  fun  foralightby  day 
E%c\.  1 2.3.ftuffefor  removing,&  remove  by  day 
4.then  (halt  thou  bring  forth  thy  ftufre  by  day 
7.I  brought  forth  my  ftuffe  by  day 
Rev.  2 1 . 2  5  .gates  of  it  (hall  not  be  (hut  by  day 

Every  IDap, 
Exod.  1 6.4-gathered  a  certain  rate  every  day 

29.36.thou  (halt  offer  every  day  a  bullock  for 

1  Sam.  23.1 4.and  Saul  fought  him  every  day 

2  Sam.  1 3 . 3  7 .&  David  mourned  for  his  every  day 
2  Kin.  25.3  o  .given  him  a  daily  rate  for  every  day 

1  Chi',,  16.37  .minift.before  the  Ark  as  ev.rfiz.work 
z  Chro.  8.13  .even  after  a  certain  rate  every  day 
1 4-as  the  duty  of  every  day  required 

Neb.  1 1 . 2  3  .a  portion  for  the  fingers  due  for  ev.day 

i;.47.and  theporters,everyrfaj/his  portion 
Ell  2.1 1  .Mordecai  walked  every  day  before  theg 
Pfal.7.1  1  God  is  angry  with  the  wicked  every  rf<f 


56.5 .every  rf<«y  they  wreft  my  words,a!l 
14  j.2.every  day  will  I  blefle  thee,and  I  will 
Ifa.  j  1 .  r  3 .  haft  feared  continually  every  rfa.bccau. 
5  2.  f.niy  name  contin.every  day  is  blafphemed 
Jer.t  2. 34.cveryrftf.7a  portion  til  the  day  of  his  de. 
£^.43 .2  j. (halt  thou  prepare  every  day  a  goat 
Lh\.  16. 19. and  fared  fumptuoufly  every  day 
Rom.  14.  5, another  efteemeth  every  day  alike 

Feaft  3Dap, 
Pfal.Si . 3 .time  appointed,  on  our  folemn  feaft  day 
Mat. 26. 5  .but  they  faid,Not  on  the  feaft  day,  left 

Marfe  14.2. 
J0kz.23.in  the  feaft  day  many  beleeved  in  his  na. 

FJr/2  3Dap, 
Gen.  i.  5  .evening  and  morning  were  the  firft  diy 
8.j.on  the  firft  day  of  the  month  were  the  tops 
13.firftrf3yoft.1e  moneth  waters  were  dried 
Exod.  12.15  .firft  day  ye  (hall  put  away  leavened 

from  the  firft  day  to  the  feventh>that  foul 
1 6. in  the  firft  day  there  (halbe  an  holy  cbnv. 
1^7.23.7,3  i.Num.i8.j8.&  2.9.1. 
40. 2. on  the  firft  day  of  the  moneth  (halt  thou 
1 7. on  the  firft  rfa.ofthe  moneth  that  the  tab. 
Lev.23.2n.in  the  firft  day  of  the  mon.ihal  ye  have 
39-on  the  firft  day  (halbe  a  fabbath,and 
40.take  you  on  the  firft  day  the  boughes 
Num.  1 . 1  .Lord  fpake  to  Mofes  on  the  firft  day  of 
i8.a(fembled  all  the  cong.toge.on  the  firft  rf. 
7.1 2.that  offer.his  offering  on  the  firft  day  was 
33.38  .in  the  firft  day  of  the  fift  h  moneth 
Dent. l.^.on  the  firft  day  of  the  moneth  that  Mofes 
i<?.4.which  thou  facrificedft  the  firft  day  at  even 
Judg.20.22.  they  put  themfelvs  in  aray  the  firft  d. 
2  Chro.29.17. now  they  began  on  the  firft  day  of 
£^,.3-6.fromthefirftrfayofthe7-mon.beganthey 
7.9.for  on  the  firft  day  of  the  firft  mon.bega  he 
on  the  firft  day  of  the  fifth  moneth  came  he 
10.  16. fate  down  on  the  firft  day  of  the  10. mo. 
17. by  the  firft  day  of  the  firft  moneth 
Neb.S.  2. Efcra  brought  the  law  on  the  firft  day  of  • 

1 8. from  the  firft  unto  rhe  hd'day 
E%e\.  26. 1  .in  the  1 1  .year,in  the  fiift  day  of  the  mo. 

Chapt.3  1.1. 
29.1 7. in  the  firft  day  of  the  moneth  the  word 
3  2. 1. in  the  12.mon.in  the  firft  rf&y  of  the  mo. 
45.18.inthefirftmon.in  the  firft  day  of  the  m. 
Dan.  1  o.  r  2. from  tlbe  firft  day  that  thou  didft  fet 
Hag.  l.i.in  the  firft  day  of  the  mon.  came  the  word 
Ate.26.17.now  the  firft  rfrfyof  the  feaft  of  unlea. 
28. 1. it  began  to  dawn  toward  the  firft  day  of 
Mar.  14.12.the  firft  da.of  unleavened  bread  when 
i6.2.the  firft  day  of  the'week  they  came 
9.when  Jefus  was  rifen  early  the  firft  rfay  of 
Lu\.  24. 1.  now  on  the  firft  day  of  the  we.very  early 
John  20. 1. the  firft  day  of  the  week  cometh  Mary 
i9.being  the  firft  day  of  the  week  when  the 
Aft. 20.7. on  the  firft  rffl.ofthewe.when  the  Difci. 

1 8. ye  knowjfrom  the  firft  day  that  I  came 
1  Cor.  i6.2.upon  the  firft  day  of  the  week  let  every 
Phil.  1 . 5.your  fellow. is  in  the  Gof.fro  the  firft  day 

Second  }Dap. 
Gf».  i.8.eveningand  morning  were  the  kcondday 
Exod.  2. 1 3.  when  he  wsnt  out  the  fecond  day ,beho. 
Num-7.1K.on  the  fecond  day  Nathaneel  the  fonof 
29. 1 7. on  the  fecond  day  ye  (hal  offer  1 2.young 
Jof.6.1^.  the  fee  Jay  they  compaffed  the  city  once 

1 0.3  2. which  took  it  on  the  fecond  day 
,/Wg.20.24.againft  the  child.ofBen.the  feco.rfdy 
2 5. Ben. went  forth  againft  them  the  fec.day 

1  Sam.zo.27.  which  was  the  [eco.day  of  the  month 

3  4.did  eat  no  meat  the  fec.day  of  the  month 

2  Cfo.3_2.he  began  to  build  in  thefec.«/.of  the  m. 
Neh.8. 1 3. on  the  feco.iizy  were  gathered  rogeth.thc 
kflh.7. 2.the  K.faid  again  to  Efther  on  the  kc.day 
j^y.4i.4.itcame  to  pafle  the  feco.i&.after  he  had 
£^.43.2  2.on  the  fecond  da.tbou  (halt  offer  a  kid 

Third  IDag. 
Gen.  1 . 1 3  .evening  and  morning  the  third  day 

2  2.4.third  day  Abraham  faw  the  place  afar  off 

3  i.22.told  Laban  on  the  third  day  that  Jac.fled 
34.25.on  the  third  day,vihen  they  were  fore 
40.2o.third  day,whicb  was  Pharaohs  birth  day 
42.1 8Jofeph  faid  to  them  the  third  day 

Ejcod.19. 1 1. be  ready  againft  the  third  day.  V.i  5. 

for  the  third  day  the  L.will  come  downe 

1 6.came  to  pafle  on  the  third  day  in  the  mor. 


Lev.ij.  1 7-flefli  of  the  f  icnfice  on  the  third  day 
18.pcace-off.be  eaten  at  all  on  the  third  day 
19. 6. if  ought  remain  untill  the  third  day,  it 
7. if  it  be  eaten  at  all  on  the  third  day, it  is 
Num.7. z^.on  the  third <kHeliab  fon  of  Helon 

19.1  2.(hal  purifie  himfelf  with  it  on  th    .W.d.i. 
if  he  purifie  not  himfelf  the  third  d^then 

i9.(hal  Iprinkle  on  the  unclean  on  the  thi.d. 
29. 20. on  the  third  day  1 1. bullocks,  2. rams 
3  i.i9.purifie  your  feives,  &  your  capt.on  ^.d. 
Jof.y.  1 7  .came  to  their  cities  on-the  third  day 
Jtidg.zo.^o.v/cnt  upaga.the  chil.ofBen.the  iA.d. 

1  Sam.zo.^ .hide  my  felf  till  the4third  day  at  even 

1 2. about  to  morrow  any  time,  or  the  thi.i&y 
jo.i.Da.&hismen  were  come  to  Z1k.the3.rf. 

2  Sam. i.z.to  pafs  on  the  third  da.that  beho.a  man 

1  f\i».3.i8.came  to  pafle  the  third  da.zfter  that  I 

i2.i2.people  came  to  Rchob.on  the  third  day 
2  Chron.  10. 12. 
faying,  Come  again  to  me  the  third  day 
z  Chron.10.12. 

2  Kjn.zo.  j  .on  the  third  day  thou  (halt  go  up  unto 

8.into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  the  third  day  ■ 
E^ra  6. 1  <;.  the  houfe  was  finilhed  on  the  third  day 
Eflh.  f.i.on  the  third  day  that  Efther  put  on  her 
Hof.6.z.in  the  third  day  he  willraife  us  up 
Mat.  16.21  .and  be  raifed  againe  the  third  day 

Lu\e  9.22. 

1 7 . 2  3  .the  third  day  he  (halbe  raifed  againe 
20.  i9.andthe  third  day  he  (hall  rife  againe 

Mar.^.ii.  &  10.34.1^.18.3^.8:  24.7. 
27.64.that  the  fepul.be  made  fure  til  the  ^.day 
Lu\.  13. 3  2  .and  the  third  day  I  ftnlbe  perfected 
24.21.to  day  is  the  third  day  fince  all  thefe 
46-and  to  rife  from  the  dead  the  third  day 
Job.z.i.xhe  third  day  there  was  a  marriage  in  Ca. 
Aft.  27 . 1  g.the  third  day  we  caft  out  with  our  han. 

1  Cor.  1 5.4.that  he  rol .  again  the  third  day}  accor. 

Fourth  IDap, 
Gen.i .  i9.evening  and  morning  the  fourth  day 
Nim.7.2 o.on  the  fourth da.Elizar  fon  of  Shedeur 

29.23.on  the  fourth  «%io.bullocks,  2.rams 
Jtidg.  19.5  .came  to  pafle  on  the  fourth  day, when 

2  Chro. 20.26. on  the  four.rfu.they  affembl.themfe. 
E^.8.3  3. on  the  fourth  day  was  the  diver  weighed 
Zcch. 7,1. unto  Zech.in  the  4tK.dd.of  the  9.month 

Fifth  5Dap. 
Gen.  1 . 2  3. evening  and  morning  the  fifth  day 
Num-7.26.on  the  fifth  day  Shelumiel  the  fonof 

29.26.on  the  fifth  day,  9. bullocks, 2. rams,  and 
Judg.19-B.he  arofe  early  in  the  morn.onthe  fh.d. 
E^sk- 1 . 1 .  in  the  fifth  day  of  the  mon.as  I  was  am. 
2. in  the  fifth  day  of  the  moneth,which  was 
8 . 1 .  in  the  fixth  mon.in  the  fifth  day  of  rhe  mo. 
3  3.2 1. in  the  fifth  day  of  the  mon.that  one  that 
Sixth  5Dap. 
Gen.  1 . 3 1  .evening  and  morning  the  fixth  day 
Exo.  1 6 .  f .  come  to  pafle  on  the  fixth  day  they  (hall ! 

2  2.came  to  pafle,that  on  the  fixth  d.thzy  ga. 
29. he  giveth  you  on  the  fixth  day  the  bread 

Num.7. $2.on tne  fix.rfd.Eliafaphfon  of  Dev.offr. 
29.29.  on  the  fixth  day,  8. bullocks,  2.rams,and 
Seventh  JDap. 
Gen.  2. 2.on  the  feventh  day  God  ended  his  work 
he  refttd  on  thefeve.day  fro  all  his  workj 

3  .blcfled  the  feventh  day, and  fanftified  it 
Exod.  12.15  .from  the  firft  day  untill  the  feven.fif.; 

i6.in  the  feven.^iy  there  (halbe an  ho.conv. 

]V;ot.28.25.  &  Levit.zz.S.l 

i3.6.inthe  feve.^klhalbe  a  feaft  unto  the  Lord  | 

16. 26. but  on  the  feven.rfflj,which  is  the  fabb.in; 

Z7-wentout  fome  of  the  peo.on  the  feve-day 

29-let  no  man  go  out  of  his  place  the  fey. da. 

3  o.fo  the  people  reftcd  on  th?  feventh  day 

20.  io.but  the  feventh  day  is  the  fabb.of  the  L.  j 

1 1 .8c  refted  the  feven.<Ary, wherefore  the  Lo. 
24. 1 6.  the  (e\en.day  he  called  unto  Mof.out  of 
3 1. 1 7-on  the  feve.rfay  he  refted,8:  was  refrefhed 
34.21  .but  on  the  feventh  day  thou  (halt  reft 
3  5.2.  but  on  the  fev.day  there  (halbe  to  you  a 
Lev.  1 3.  j.the  prieft  (hall  look  on  him  the  ftve.day ' 

Vetf.6,27.' 

3  2. in  thefeve.<&y  the  prieft  (hal  look  on  the 

34.feventh  da.the prieft  (hal  look  on  the  fcal 

5 1. he  (hal  look  on  the  plague  the  feven.rf.iy 

14-9.it  (halbe  on  the  feve.rfay  that  he  (hall  (have  j 


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DA  Y       DAY 

3  9.  pricft  (hall  come  again  the  feventh  day, Si. 
2.3  3  but  the  feventh  day  is  the  fabbath  of  reft 
mio.on  the  feventh  day  (hall  he  fhave  it 
7.48.0.1  the  feventh  day  Ehlh.  fon  of  Arnm.oft- 
19. 1 1.  then  the  feventh  day  he  mail  be  clean 

then  the  feventh  day  he  (lull  not  be  clean 
'  1 9  on  the  third  day.and  on  the  feventh  day, 

and  on  the  feventh  day  he  (hall  purine 
29.  3  2.  on  thefeventhday,fevenbullocks,2.rams 
3  1' 19.cn  the  third  day3and  on  the  feventh  day 

24.yee  (hall  warn  your  clothes  on  the  7^  day 
eu  5.  14-but  the  feventh  ckv  is  the  Sabbath  of  the 
16.  8.  on  the  feventh  fhalbc  a  folemn  afTembly 
)lh  6.4.and  the  feventh  daj  he  (hall  conrp.the  city 
1 5.came  to  paffe  on  the  feventh  day, tint  they 
udg.14.1  5.011  the  feventh day,that  they  faid  toS. 
17.  came  to  paffe  on  the  feventh  day,  he  told 
18. men  of  the  city  faid  to  him  on  the  j'h  day 
Sam.1z.18.  on  the  feventh  day  the  child  died 
IQ72.20.29.in  the  feventh  day  thcbat.was  joyned 
%jn.  25.8  .on  the  lev.  day  of  the  mon.  came  Neb. 
?.  1. 10.  on  the  feventh  da_y,when  the  heart  of  the 
^.30.20.  feventh  day  of  the  mon.  that  the  word 
45.20.fo  thou  (halt  do  the  fev.  day  of  the  mon. 
eb.4.4.  he  fpake  of  the  feventh  day  on  this  wife 
God  did  reft  the  feventh  day  from  all 
Eighth '^D^. 
sw.22.30.  on  the  eighth  day  thou  (halt  give  it  me 
•v.g.  1  .on  the  eighth  day  ,that  Mofes  called 
1 2.3.8.'  in  the  eighth  day  the  fleCh  of  his  foresk. 
14.  xo.the  eighth  day  he  dial  take  two  hee  lambs 
22.he  (hill  bring  them  on  the  eighth  day  for 
15.14.on  the  -ightb  day  he  fliall  take  to  him 
29-the  eighth  day  the  (hall  take  to  her  two 
22.27.from  the  eighth  day,md  thenceforth  it 
23.36.  on  the  eighth  day  in  .11  be  an  holy  conv. 
3  9. and  on  the  eighth  day  it  fhalbe  a  Sabbath 
um.6.  icon  the  eig  day  he  (hall  bring  two  turtles 
7. 54.  on  the  eighth  day  offered  Gamaliel 
29.3  5.  on  the  eighth  day  ye  (hall  have  a  fol.aff. 
K.in.8. 66.on  the  eighth  day  he  fent  the  peo.away 
Cte'.7.9.eighth  day  they  made  a  folemn  affembly 
29. 1 7. on  the  eigh.day  of  the  mon.came  they  to 
eh.8.  18.  on  the  eighth  day  was  a  folemn  affemb. 
^•4j.27.that  on  the  eighth  day,  and  fo  forward 
^.1. 59.  on  the  eigh.day  he  came  to  circumcthe 
c?.7.8.and  circumcifed  him  the  eighth  day 
'oil.  3 . 5  .circumcthe  eighth  day,  of  the  ftock  of  If. 

Ninth  3Dap« 

ro.23 . 3  2.  (hall  afflift  your  fouls  the  ninth  day  of 

w-7.6o.on  the  ninth  day  Abidan  fon  of  Gid.off. 

IQ.15.3  -nmth  day  of  the  fourth  mon.the  famine 

ei.39.  i.the  ninth  day  of  the  month  the  city  was 

5  z.6 .and  the  ninth  day,  the  famine  was  fore  in 

Tenth  5Dap. 

xod.  12.3  .tenth  day  of  this  month  they  fh  ill  take 

vo.  1 6. 2  8.  tenth  day  of  the  moncth  ye  mail  afflicT: 

2  3. 27. tenth  day  of  this  feventh  mon. there  (hal 

2  5. 9. tenth  day  of  the  feventh  mon. in  the  day  of 

r«#z.7.66.tenth  day  AhieZer  fon  of  Amifhad.off. 

29<7.ye  (hall  have  on  the  tenth  day  of  this 

o/&.4.i9.peop.carrie  out  of  Jord.on  the  to. day  of 

~Kjn-  2  5  .i. tenth  day  of  the  mon.  that  Nebuchad. 

Jw.52.4. 

er.t  2.  1 2.  the  tenth  day  of  the  mon.  wch  was  the 

?e\.  2  o .  1  .fifth  moneth,  tenth  day  of  the  moneth 

24.  i.tenth  mon.in  the  tenth  day,the  word  of 

40. 1. in  the  tenth  day  of  the  mon. in  the  S4-yeer 

Eleventh  ©ap. 

'urn  7.7  2.on  the  eleventh  day  Pagiel  fon  of  Ocr. 

Twelfth  3Dap. 
'um.j.jS.onthc  twelfth  day  Ahira  fon  of  En.off. 
^•.8.3 1  .twelfth  day  of  the  firft  mon.to  go  to  Je. 
^.29. 1. twelfth  dayof  the  mon.the  word  of  the 

Thirteenth  3Dap, 

$.3.12.  the  Kings  fcribes  called  on  the  i^.dayoi 

1 3 .  even  upon  the  thirt.da-y  of  the  twelf  .mo. 

8. ix. namely, on  the  thirtee.d.ofthetwel.mon. 

9.1  .the  thirteenth  day  of  the  fame,when  the  Ks. 

17.  on  the  thirteenth  day  of  the  mon.  Adar 

1 8  Jews  affemb.  togeth.on  the  thirtce.d<*y  of 

Fourteenth  3Dap« 

xo.  1 2.6.(hall  keep  it  till  the  fourteenth  day  of  the 

1 8. on  the  fourteenth  day  of  the  mon. at  even 

ev.  2  3 . 5.  fourteenth  day  of  the  firft  mon.  at  even 

Num.18. 1 6 . 


DAY       DAY 

Nu.  9. 3.  fourteenth  day  of  this  mon.at  even  ye  (hall 

5  .kept  t  he  paffover  on  the  fourteenth  day  of 

1 1  .the  fotirtee.  day  of  the  fecond  mon.  at  ev. 

fof.$.  10.  &  kept  the  paffover  on  the  14.  day  of  the 

2  C'fe.30.1 5, killed  the  paff.on  the  fourtscn.day  of 

Chap-3  5.1. 

E'sra  6-i9.chil.of  capt.kept  the  paff.on  the  i^.day 

Eft. 9. 1  5. Jews  gath.  themf.  togeth.  on  the  14.  day 

i7.and  on  the  i4-day  of  the  fame  refted  they  1 

i8.on  the  fourteenth  day  thereof,and  on  the 

i9.made  the  fourteenth  day  of  the  mon.  Adar 

2 1 .  that  they  (hould  keep  the  fourteenth  day 
E^.45.2.1  .fourteenth  day  of  the  mon. ye  (hall 
.^.27.33.  faying,  This  is  the  fourteenth  day 

Fifteenth  JDap. 

Exod.  16. 1 .  fifteenth  day  of  the  fecond  mon.  after 

Lev.z$  .6  fifteenth  day  of  the  fame  mo. is  the  feaft 

3  4. faying,  The  1 5.  day  of  this  feven  b  mon. 

39. fifteenth  day  of  the  feventh  month, when 

Num.z8.i7.  fifteenth  day  of  this  mon.  is  the  feaft 

29. 1 2.  fifteenth  day  of  the  feventh  mon.ye  (hall 

3  3.3.fromRamaf.in  the  firft  mo.on  the  1  ^.day 

1  ¥j.  1 2.3  2  a  feaft  in  the  8.moneth,on  the  1  j.day 

3  3.off.on  the  alt. the  i5-dayof  theeigh.mon. 
£/?.9.i8.&  on  the  iy.day  of  the  fame  they  refted 

ai.  &  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  moneth  yeerly 
£3^.3  2. 1 7.  fifteenth  day  of  the  mon.that  the  wo. 

4  5. 2  5. feventh  mon. in  the  15.  day  of  the  man. 

Sixteenth  iDa.?. 

2  Chr.  29. 1 7. in  the  fixtee.day  of  the  firft  mon. they 

Seventeenth  3Dap. 

Gen.7.  ir.  on  ly.daj/ofthemo.were  all  the  fount. 

8.4.  on  the  17th.  day,  on  the  mount,  of  Ararat 

Twentieth  ?Dap. 

Num.  10.1 1  .to  paffe3on  the  zo.day  of  the  2J.mon. 

E\ra  io.p.on  the  zo.dayoi  the  mon.&  all  the  peo. 

One  &  twentieth  JDap. 
Exod.i  2. 1 8. till  the  21.  day  of  the  moneth  at  even 
Hag.z.i.in  the  2  i.daj' of  the  mon.came  the  word 

Three  &  twentieth  3Dap, 
2  Cfow2.7.io.onthe  zo.day  of  the  7, mon. he  fent 
Eft.8.9.  on  the  23  .day  of  the  moneth  it  was  writt. 

Four  &  twentieth  3Dap, 

Neh.  9.  1 .  in  the  24.  day  of  this  moneth  the  childr. 

Dan.  io.4.in  the  24.  day  of  the  firft  mon.as  I  was 

Hag.  1. 1 5.  in  the  zo.day  of  the  fixth  mon.in  the  y. 

2. 1  o.in  the  24. day  of  the  ninth  mon.in  the  zd. 

i8.upward,from  the  24.day  of  the  ninth  mo. 

2  0.to  Hag. in  the  24.day  of  the  mon.  faying 
Zec.L7.0n  the  24-dayofthe  n.moneth5which  is 

Five  &  twentieth  2Dap. 
Neh.6.  i5.fo  the  wall  wasfinifhedin  the  2 5. day  of 
fev. 5 2. 3  i.the  2  5.day  of  the  mon.  that  Evilmero. 

Seven  &  twentieth  2Daf>, 
Gra.8.i4.the  Z7. day  of  the  mon. was  the  earth  dri. 
2iOra.25.27.tbe  z7.da.y0l the  mon.that  Evilmer. 

Good  ?Dap. 
1  Sam.zf.8.  wee  come  in  a  good  day,  GiveJ  pray 
Eft.S. 1 7  .a  feaft,  and  a  good  day,  and 
9. 1 9-and  feafting,  and  a  good  day 

22.  and  from  mourning  unto  a  good  day 

Great  5Dap. 
fer.  3  0.7  .alas,fbr  that  day  is  a  great  day,fo  that 
Hof  1 . 1 1. for  great  (hall  be  the  day  of  Jtzreel 
foci  2.1 1.  for  the  day  of  the  L.  is  great  &  terrible 

3  1. before  the  great  &  terrible  day  of  the  Lo- 

Acl. z.zo. 
Zeph.  1. T4..xbe  great  day  of  the  Lord  is  neer,  it  is 
Ma/.4.5.bef.the  coming  of  thegr.&  dreadf  day  of 
foh.7.^7.  that  great  day  of  the  feaft  Jefus  ftood  & 
Jude  6.  unto  the  judgment  of  the  great  day 
Rev%6. 17-for  the  great"  day  of  his  wrath  is  come  & 
16. 14. to  gath-tbem  to  the  battell  of  the  gr.  da) 
Holy  5Dap,  See  Uolp, 
In  the  5Da^< 
Gera.2-4.in  the  day  when  the  Lord  made  the  earth 
1 7. in  the  day  thou  eateft,thou  (halt  die 
3 . 5. in  the  day  ye  cat  therof,your  eyes  fhalbe  op. 
5.i.in  the  day  that  God  created  man  in  the 

2.  called  their  name  Adam  in  the  day  when 
3  1 .40.thus  I  was  in  the  day ,the  drought  confu. 
3  5. 3 .  who  anfwer.me  in  the  day  of  my  diftreffe 
Exod.i  2.34.  nevertheleffe,  in  the  day  when  I  vilit 
Lev.6.$.in  the  dayof  his  trefpaff?  offering 
20.in  the  day  when  he  is  anointed 
7-  3  5  •  in  the  day  w  hen  he  prefented  them 


DAY       DAY 

3 6. in  the  day  that  he  anointed  them 
38.inthedaiythathe  com. the  ch.of  If.toeff, 
14. 2. in  the  day  of  his  cleanling  Num.6.9, 

Num. 3.1  .in  the  day  that  the  L.  fpake  with  Mof.  in 
7„io.in  the  day  that  it  was  anointed 

84<in  the  day  that  it  was  annointedby  the 
10.10. alfo  in  thedayof  your  gladncliejind 

2  5.i8.which  was  inthedajofthepbguefor 
28. 26. alfo  in  the  day  of  your  firft  fruus,wben 
30.5.  if  her  father  difallow  her  in  the  day  that 

7  .he  held  his  peace  at  her  in  the  day  that  hee 
De«.Q.io.in  the  day  of  the  affembly    Chap.10.4. 

&  18.16. 
fof.io.  1 2.in  the  day  when  the  L.deliy-up  the  Am. 

14. 11  .as  I  was  in  the  day  that  Mofes  fent  me 
r  Sam.zi.6.  in  the  day  when  it  was  taker  away 
2  Sam.zz.  i.in  the  day  that  the  Lo.had  deli  v.  him 
1  l\in.z.8.  with  a  grievous  curfe  in  the  day  when  I 
Ar£^.9.i2.thouledd'ftthem  in  the  day  by  a  cloudyi 

1 3 . 1  5. in  the  day  wherein  they  fold  wciuals 
Efi.9. 1  -in  the  day  chat  the  enem.of  tbe  JVws  hoped 
fob  20. 28. his  goods  (hall  flow  away  in  thed.'yof 
Pfal.g  5.8.  &  as  in  the  day  of  temptat.  in  the  wild. 

102. 2.not  thy  face  from  me  in  the  day  when  I 
in  the  day  when  I  call,  anfwer  me  fpee. 

1 10. 3  .in  the  day  of  thy  power,  in  the 

5.ftrike  thorow  kings  in  the  day  of  his  wrath 

1 3  7. 7. in  the  day  of  Jerufalem,who  faid,Rafe  it 

1 3  8.3  .in  the  day  when  I  cryed,thou  anfwcredft 
P;o.6.34.he  will  not  fpare  in  the  day  of  vengeance 

1 1. 4. riches  profit  not  in  the  day  of  wrath 

24.10. if  thou  faint  in  the  day  of  ad  verfity,thy 
Eccl.7.14.  in  the  day  of  profpetity  be  joyfull 

but  in  the  day  of  adverfity  confider 

8 .8. neither  hath  he  power  in  the  day  of  death 

1 2.3  .in  the  day  w  hen  the  keepers  of  the  houfe 
Cant . 3 . 1  i.in  the  day  of  his  efpoufall 

8. 8. in  the  day  when  (he  (hall  be  fpoken  for 
lfa.9. 4. of  his  oppreffor,  as  in  the  day  of  Midian 

io.3_what  will  ye  doe  in  the  day  of  vifitation 

11. 1 6.  in  the  day  that  he  came  up  out  of  the  la. 
1 3. 1 3. and  in  thedayof  his  fierce  anger 

14. 3.  in  the  day  that  the  Lord  (hal  give  thee  reft 
1 7. 1 1.  in  the  day  fhalt  thou  make  thy  plant  to 
in  the  day  of  grie:fe,and  of  defperate  forr. 
27 .8. he  ftayeth  his  rough  wind  in  thedayof  his 
30.25.  in  the  dayoi the  great  llaught.when  the 

26.in  the  day  that  the  Lord  bindeth  up  the 
58. 3 . in  the  day  of  your  faft  you  find  pleafure  & 
fcr.7.  22.  nor  commanded  them  in  the  day  that  I 
1  i.4.in  the  day  that  I  brought  them  forth  out  of 
Ver.7.  Gh.34.13. 
16.19.  and  my  refuge  in  the  day  of  afflichon 
17. 17. thou  art  my  hope  in  the  day  of  evill 

18. 1 7.  not  the  face  in  thedayof  their  calamity 
31.3  2.  that  I  made  with  their  fathers  in  the  day 

3  6. 3  o .  his  dead  body  (halbe  caft  out  in  the  day 
Lam.  1.  i2.in  the  day  of  his  fierce  anger     Ch.2.1, 

2.7-as  in  the  day  of  a  folemne  feaft 

2 1. thou  haft  not  flain  them  in  the  day  of  thy 

3. 57. thou  dreweft  neere  in  the  daji  that  I  called 
E-^eh.  1. 2  8. that  is  in  the  cloud  in  the  day  of  rain 

7.19.  gold  fliall  not  be  able  todel.in  thedayof 

16. 4. in  the  day  thou  waft  born  Verfe  5. 

5;6.  in  the  day  of  thy  pride 

20. 5. in  the  day  when  Ichofelfrael 

6.in  the  day  that  I  lifted  up  my  hand  to  them 

22.24.  nor  rained  upon  in  the  day  of  indignat. 

24. 2  5  .dial  it  not  be  in  the  day  whe  I  take  from 
26. 1 8. now  (hall  the  lies  trem.  in  the  day  of  thy 
27 .27.into  the  midft  of  the  feas,  in  the  day  of 
28.1 3. in  the  day  that  thou  waft  created 
30.9.  as  in  the  day  of  Egypt,  for  loe 

3  1. 1 5. inthe  day  when  he  went  down  to  the  gr. 

.  3  2. 10.  for  his  own  life  in  the  day  of  thy  fall 

3  3.1 2.(hall  not  dehv.him  in  the  day  of  his  tran. 

in  the  day  that  he  turneth  from  his  wick. 

in  the  day  that  he  finneth 

34.1 2. in  the  day  that  he  is  among  his  fheepthat 

36.33.in  the  day  that  I  (hall  have  cleanfed  you 

43 . 1  "8 .in  the  day  when  they  fliall  make  it  to  off, 

44.27.  in  the  day  that  hee  goeth  into  the  fand. 

46. 1 .  and  in  the  day  of  the  new  moon  it 

6.ir.  the  day  of  the  new  moon  it  fhalbe  a  bul. 

Hof.i.l-Sc  fet  her  as  in  the  day  that  (he  was  born: 

1 5. and  as  in  the  day  that  (he  came  up  out  of 

4. 5  .therefore 


DAY        DAY 

4.5 .  therefore  (halt  thou  fall  in  the  Ay,and  the  | 
5>j).Ephraim  fhalbe  defolate  in  the  day  of  rebu. 
7. 5 .  in  the  day  of  our  K.  the  Princes  have  made 
9. 5. and  in  the  day  of  the  feaft  of  the  Lord 
Amos  1. 1 4.  withatempeftinthe  Ayofawhirlw. 
3.1 4.that  in  the  day  that  I  fhall  vifit  the  tranfg. 
8 . 9 .  &  I  le  darken  t  he  earth  in  the  clear  day 
Obad.  11 .  in  the  day  that  thou  ftoodeft  on  the  oth. 
in  the  day  that  the  Grangers  carried  away 
1  2  .in  the  day  that  he  became  a  ftrangcr 

in  the  day  of  their  deftruction 
have  fpoken  proudly  in  the  day  of  diftr. 
14.  that  did  remain  in  the  Ay  of  diftreffe 
Micah  7. 1 1  .in  the  day  that  thy  wals  are  to  be  built 
Nah.t.i-  in  the  day  of  his  preparation 

3  •  i7.whichcamp  in  the  hedges  in  the  cold  day 
Zech.%.  9.  which  were  in  the  day  that  the  foundat. 

1 4.  j.  as  when  he  fought  in  the  day  of  battell 
Mai. 4.  j. in  the  day  that  I  (hall  do  this,faith  the  L. 
Lull.  17.  so.even  thus  it  fhalbe  in  the  day  when  the 
fob.  1 1 .9.  are  there  not  twelve  houres  in  the  day 

if  any  man  walk  in  the  Ay,he  ftum-not 
Rom.z.i6in  theday  when  God  fhal  judge  the  fee. 
1 5 . 1  j  .let  us  walk  honeftly  as  in  the  day 

1  C<»-.i.8.maybeblameleffeinthe  Ayof  our  Lo. 

2  Cor.6.z.  and  in  the  day  of  falvation  have  I  fucco. 
Hcb.$ .  8.  in  the  day  of  temptation  in  the  wildern. 

8 .9.  in  the  day  when  I  took  them  by  the  hand 

1  Pet.z.  12.  glorifie  God  in  the  day  of  vifitation 

3Dap  of  judgment. 
Mat.  10. 1  5  .and  Gomor.in  the  day  of  judgovthen 

Mai\6.n. 

j  i.ii.tol.for  Tyre  &  Sidon  at  the  Ay  of  judg. 

24.  for  Sodom  in  the  Ay  of  judgm.  then  for 

12.  j  6.  give  account  thereof  in  the  day  of  judg. 

2  Pet.z. 9.  to  referve  the  unjuft  to  the  day  of  judg. 

J.7.refeived  unto  fire  agai.the  day  of  judgment 
1  Jobn^.x-].  have  boldneffe  in  theday  of  judgem' 

3Dap  of  the  Lord. 
1/a.z.iz.  for  the  Ay  of  the  Lord  fhall  be  on  every 
1  3  .6-howle  ye,for  the  day  of  the  Lo.  is  at  hand 

9-behold,  the  day  of  the  Lord  cometh 

3  4.8  .for  it  is  the  day  of  the  Lords  vengeance 

fer.46.  io-for  this  is  the  day  of  the  Lo.G.  of  hofts 

Lam.z.zz.  in  the  day  of  the  Lords  anger,none  efc 

E^c\.i  j.y.toftand  in  the  batt.in  the  day  of  the  L. 

3  o .  3  .even  the  day  of  the  Lord  is  neer 
Joel  1. 15.  for  the  Ay  of  the  Lord  is  at  hand 
2. 1 .  for  the  day  of  the  Lord  cometh 
1  r .  for  the  day  of  the  Lord  is  great  and 
3  1  .before  the  terrible  day  of  the  Lord 
j.i4.for  the  Ay  oftheLo.isneer,  in  the  valley 
Am.  5 .  1 8 .  w  oe  to  you  that  defire  the  day  of  the  Lo. 
the  day  of  the  L.is  darknefs,&  not  light 
20.fhall  not  the  day  of  the  L.be  darkneffe,& 
Obad.  1  5. the  day  of  the  L.is  neer  on  all  the  heathen 
Zepb.  1 .7. for  the  Ay  of  the  Lord  is  at  hand 

8.in  the  day  of  the  Lords  facrifice,that  I  will 
i4.the  great  day  of  the  Lord  is  neer 

even  the  voice  of  the  day  of  the  Lord 
1 8.able  to  del.  them  in  the  day  of  the  L.ang. 
2.3 .  hid  in  the  day  of  the  Lords  anger 
Zecb.  1 4. 1  .beholdjthe  day  of  the  Lord  cometh  and 
Mal.q.j.  before  the  dreadfull  day  of  the  Lord 

1  Cor.  5.5.  fpirir  may  be  faved  in  the  Ay  of  the  L. 

2  Cor.  1. 14. as  ye  are  ours  in  the  Ay  of  the  Lord 

1  Jhef.  j.z.the  day  of  the  Lo.fo  cometh  as  a  thiefe 
2Ptf.j.io.  the  Ay  of  the  L.  will  come  as  a  thiefe 
Rev .  1 . 1  o.I  was  in  the  fpirit  on  the  Lords  day 

o«e©ap. 
Gen.  27.45.  deprived  of  you  both  in  one  day 

3  3 . 1  j.  if  men  fhould  over-drive  them  one  day 
Ira.22.28.and  her  yong  one  both  in  one  Ay 
Num.  1 1 . 1  j.ye  fhall  not  eat  one  Ay,nor  two  daies 
1  Sam.z.7, 4 .  and  Phinehas,both  in  one  Ay 

27. 1. 1  fhall  now  perifh  one  day  by  the  hand  of 

1  IO&.4.22.  and  Solom.  provision  for  one  Ay  was 

20.29.  flew  of  the  Syrians  100000.  in  one  Ay 

2  Cfc/.28.6.Pekah  flew  in  Jud.120000.in  one  Ay 
E-yra  10. 1 3.  neither  is  this  the  work  of  one  Ay 
Efl.  3 . 1 3 .  kill  little  children  &  women  in  one  Ay 

8. 1 2. upon  one  Ay  in  all  the  provinces  of  Ahaf. 
Ifa.9. 14.  head  and  taile3  branch  &  rufh  in  one  day 
1 0.1 7.  and  his  briers  in  one  day 
47 .9.  fhall  come  to  thee  in  a  mom.  in  one  Ay 
66. 8. earth  be  made  to  bring  forth  in  one  day 


D  AY       DAY 

Zfcfc.349.Ile  removethe  inicjui.of  that  l.in  one  Ay 
14.7  .but  it  fhalbe  one  day  which  fhalbe  known 

<4#.2i.7.and  abode  with  them  one  day 

28.13. ana  after  one  %  the  fouthwind  blew 

Rom.  14.5.  one  man  efteemcth  one  day  above  a-no. 

1  Cor.  10.8. &  fell  in one  day  three  &  twen.  thouf. 

2  Per.  3 .8.  one  Ay  with  the  L.  as  a  thoufand  yeers 

and  a  thoufand  yeers  as  one  day 
Rev.  1 8.8.therefore  fhall  her  plag.  come  in  one  day 

3Dap  joyned  with  night. 
Gen.  1 . 1 4.to  divide  the  Ay  from  the  night 

i8.to  rule  over  the  day,  and  over  the  night 
8.22.  Ay  and  night  fhall  notceafe 
3  r.39.whether  ftollen  by  day  or  by  night 
EOT.  10. 1 3  .on  that  land  all  the  day, Si.  all  that  nig. 
13-21.  give  them  light  to  goe  by  day  and  night 
Lev.8.3  5.  at  the  tab.of  the  congreg.Ay  and  night 
Num. 9. 2  i.whether  it  was  by  day  or  by  night 

1 1.3  2.  peo.ftood  up  all  that  Ay,&  all  that  nig. 

Deut.z8.66.  thou  (halt  feare  day  and  night,  and 

fojh. i,8.  thou  fhalt  meditate  therein  Ay  &  night 

X  55.10.24.down  naked  all  that  Ay,&  all  that  ni. 

25.1 6.were  a  wall  to  us  both  by  night  &  by  day 

28.2o.caten  no  meat  all  the  Ay,nor  all  the  nig. 

1  I$.8.29.eies  opened  tow.this  houfe  night  &  Ay 

59.  be  nigh  to  the  Lord  our  G.Ay  and  night 

1  Chr. 9. 11.  were  imployed  in  that  work  Ay  &  ni. 

2  Chr. 6.  zo.xms be  open  upon  this  hou.Ay  &  nig. 
Neh.1.6.  which  I  pray  before  thee  now  day  &  nig. 

4.9.  &  fet  a  watch  againft  them  day  and  night 
E/2.4.  i6.nei.eatnor  drink  three  daies,night  or  day 
fob  17. 1 2.they  change  the  night  unto  Ay,the 
26.  io.till  the  Ay  and  night  come  to  an  end 
Pfal.  i.2.in  his  law  doth  he  meditate  day  and  night 
3  2.4.  Ay  and  night  thy  hand  was  heavie  on  me 
42.3 .  my  tears  have  been  my  meat  Ay  &  night 
55.10.Ay  &  night  they  go  abo.  it  on  the  walls 
74. 1 6.the  day  is  thine,the  night  alfo  is  thine 
8  8. 1 .1  have  cried  Ay  and  night  before  thee 
1 39.1 2.but  the  night  fhineth  as  the  day 
Eccl.S.16.  that  neith.  day  nor  night  feeth  fleep  w'h 
lfa.zT-%.  I  will  keep  it  day  and  night 

18.19.  fhall  it  paffe  over  by  Ay  and  by  night 
3  4. 1  o.  it  fhall  not  be  quenched  day  nor  night 
38.1  i.with  pining  ficknes  from  Ay  even  to  ni. 
1 3  .from  Ay  even  to  night  wilt  thou  make  an 
60. 1  r  .they  fhall  not  be  (hut  day  nor  night 
6z.6.  fhall  never  hold  their  peace  Ay  nor  night 
,7b'.9. 1. that  I  might  weep  Ay  &  night  for  the  fla. 
1 4. 1 7. mine  eyes  run  down  tears  day  &  night 
16.13 -there  (hall  you  ferve  your  gods  day  &  ni. 
3  3 .  20.  that  there  fhould  not  bee  day  nor  nig.in 
my  cov.of  the  Ay,  &  my  cov.of  the  night 
2  5.  if  my  covenant  be  not  with  Ay  and  night 
Lam.z.  1 8.tears  run  down  like  a  rivet  Ay  &  night 
Zec.i4.7.fhalbe  known  to  the  L.not  Ay  nor  night 
Mar.^zy.  fhould  fleep,and  rife  night  and  Ay 
5 . 5.alwaies  night  and  day  he  was  in  the  moun. 
i4.30.thisAy.evenin  this  night,befo.the  cock 
Lu.z.  37.  with  faftings  and  prayers  night  and  Ay 

18.7.  which  cry  day  and  night  unto  him 

Acl. Q.z^.they  watched  the  gates  Ay  &  nig.to  kill 
20.3  i.eeafed  not  to  warn  ev.one  night  and  Ay 
26\7.inftantly  ferving  God  Ay  and  night 

2  Cor.n.  25.I  fuffered  fhipwrack  a  Ay  &  a  night 

1  Tfe/;2.9.1abouring  Ay  &  night,becau.we  would 

3.  io.night  and  Ay  praying  exceedingly 

2  Tte/^.S.wrought  with  labour  &  trav.nig.&  day 

1  Tim.  5 .  5 .  and  continueth  in  prayers  Ay  &  night 

2  Tim.  1 . 3  .rememb  of  thee  in  my  prayers  Ay  &  ni. 
te>.4.8.and  reft  not  Ay  and  night,faying,Holy 

7.1 5.and  ferve  him  Ay  and  night  in  his  temple 
8.  r  2.  Ay  (hone  for  a  3 d.part  of  it,&  the  ni.likw. 
1 2.  io.accufed  them  before  our  G.  Ay  &  night 
14. 1 1  .and  they  have  no  reft  day  nor  night 
20. 10, fhalbe  tormented  Ay  and  night  forever 
Sabbath  H>ap, 
Exo.  1 6.  z6.bat  on  the  feventh  day,  wch  is  the  fabb. 

20.8.  remember  the  fabbach  day  to  keep  it  holy 
io.but  the  feventh  A_y  11  the  fabbach  of  the  L. 
1 1. the  Lord  blefled  the  fabbath  Ay,and 

3 1.1  y.whofoeverdoth  any  work  on  the  fab.Ay 
35.3.  throughout  your  habitat,  on  the  fabb.  day 

Num.  1  y .3  2.  a  man  that  gath.  fticks  on  the  fab.Ay 
28.9.and  on  the  fabbath  day  two  lambs  of  the 

Deut.  y.  1 2.keep  the  fabbath  day,  to  fanftifie  it 


DAY        DAY 

1  y.thy  G.command.thee  to  keep  the  fab.Ay 
Neh.  1 0.3 1 .  or  any  victuals  on  the  fab.Ay,to  fell 

1 3. 1 5. which  they  brcu.to  Jeruf.on  the  fab.Ay 

17.  and  profane  the  fabbath  day 

19.  no  burden  be  broughc  in  on  the  fabb.  day 

2 a. keep  rhegates,tofan&ifie  the  fabbath  Ay 

Jer.ij.i  1.  and  bear  no  burden  on  the  fabbatfi  day 

2  2. out  of  your  houfes  on  the  fabbath  Ay 

but  hallow  yc  the  fabbath  day 
24.thorow  the  gates  of  the  city  on  the  fab.d. 
but  hallow  the  fabbath  Ay,  to  do  no 
27.not  hearken  to  me,to  hallow  the  fabb.Ay 
at  the  gates  of  Jcr.on  the  fab.Ay,  rhen 
46.4.  prince  ihall  offer  to  the  L.in  the  fabb.  Ay 
1 2. as  he  did  on  the  fabbath  Ay 
Mat.  1 2. 1 .  Jef. went  on  the  fabbath  day  thorow  the 
2. which  is  not  lawfull  to  do  on  the  fabb. Ay 
8 .  is  Lord  even  of  the  fabbath  Ay 
1 1  .if  it  fall  into  a  pit  on  the  fab.Ay.,  will  he 
24.20.  neither  on  the  fabbath  day 
Mar.  i.2 1. and  ftraight  way  on  the  fabb.  Ay  he 
2.23.  thorow  the  corn  fields  on  the  fabbath  day 
24.  why  do  they  on  the  fab.  Ay  that  which  is 
3.2.wheth.he  would  heale  him  on  the  fabb.Ay 
6.2-and  when  the  fabbath  Ay  was  comc,he 
Lu\.^.i6.ht  went  into  the  fynag.on  the  fab.Ay,& 
6,7.whetherhe  would  heal  on  the  fab.Ay,  that 

1 3 .  14.beau.that  Jef.  had  healed  on  the  fab.Ay 

and  not  on  the  fabbath  Ay 
1 6.  be  loofed  from  this  bond  on  the  fabb.Ay 

14.  r .  to  eat  bread  on  the  fabbath  Ay 

3  .is  it  lawfull  to  heale  on  the  fabbath  day 

5. not  run  to  pull  him  out  on  the  fabbath  Ay 
23.56.andrefted  on  the  fabbath  Ay 
Job.<;. 9.znd  the  fame  Ay  was  the  fabbath 

lo.that  was  cured,Ic  is  the  fabb.Ay,  it  is  not 

16.bec.he  had  done  thefe  things  on  the  fab.rf. 

7.22.  and  ye  on  the  fabbath  Ay  circumc.  a  man 

2  3  •  if  a  man  on  the  fabbath  Ay  receive 

every  whit  whole  on  the  fabbath  day 
9. 1 4.  and  it  was  the  fabbath  day  when  Jefus 
1 6.becaufe  he  keepeth  not  the  fabbath  day 
19.3  1. not  remain  on  the  croffe  on  the  fabb.Ay 
Aft.  1 . 1 2.  which  is  from  Jeruf.a  fab.Ay  journey 
13.14.and  went  mto  the  fynag.on  the  fabb.Ay 
27.  which  are  read  every  fabbath  Ay 
44-the  next  fabb.Ay  came  almoft  the  whole 
15.21  .being  read  in  the  fynag.every  fabbath  Ay 
Same  3Dap. 
Gen.7.1 1.  the  fame  Ay  were  all  the  fount,  broken 
1 2-in  the  felfe  fame  day  entered  Noah,Shem 

1 5. 1  S.that  fame  day  the  Lord  made  a  covenant 

17. 2  j  .circumc ifed  the  felf  fame  Ay  as  God 
26\fame  Ay  was  Abr.circumcif.and  Ifhnnel 

2  i.8.the  fame  day  that  Ifaac  was  weaned 

2  6.  j  2.fame  Ay  Ifaacs  fer.  told  him  of  the  Wei 
Exo.  5.6.8c  Phar.comman.the  fame  Ay  the  taskm. 

1  z.  17.  for  in  this  felf  fame  Ay  have  I  brought 

4  r  .even  the  felf  fame  Ay  it  came  to  paffe 

5 1  .to  paffe  the  felfe  fame  Ay,  that  the  L.did 
19. 1. the  fame  Ay  came  they  into  the  wilder.of 
Lev.j.  1 5  .(hall  bee  eaten  the  fame  Ay  that  it  is  off. 
16.it  fhalbe  eaten  the  felfe  fame  day  that  hee 
1 9.6.it  fhalbe  eaten  the  fame  Ay  ye  ofter  it 
22.30.on  the  fame  day  it  fhalbe  eaten  up 
23.14.  till  the  felf  fame  Aj  that  ye  have  broug. 
2 1. proclaim  on  the  felfe  fame  day,  that  it  be 
28.ye  fhal  do  no  work  in  that  fameAy,forit 
29«that  fhal  not  be  afflicted  that  fame  Ay  he 
3o.that  doth  any  work  in  that  fame  Ay,the 
Num.6. 1 1  .and  fhall  hallow  his  head  that  fame  day 
Deut.zj.i  1  .Mof.char.the  peo.the  fame  Ay,faying 
3 1.22. Mof.theref. wrote  this  fong  the  fame  day 

3  2.48.  Lord  fpake  to  Mofes  that  felf  fame  Ay 
Jof.  5 . 1 1  .and  parched  corne  in  the  felfe  fame  Ay 

1  Sam.A_.iz.  &  came  to  Shiloh  the  fame  Ay,  with 
6.15  .facrificed  facrifices  to  the  Lo.the  fame  day 

16. they  returned  to  Ekron  the  fame  day 
3 1 .6.and  all  his  men  the  fame  day  together 

1  KJ-8.64.the  fame  Ay  did  the  K.  hallow  the  mid. 
1 3 . 3  .he  gave  a  figne  the  fame  Ay,  faying 

2  Chr.i  5-  i6.the  fw.of  the  L.was  prep.the  fame  i. 
lfa.7. 20.  the  fame  Ay  fhall  the  L.fhave  with  a  raf. 
E^fc,  2  3 . 3  8 .  defiled  my  fanftuary  in  the  fame  day 

3  9.then  they  came  the  fame  Ay  unto  my  fan. 
24. 2.  of  this  fame  Ay  5  aga.  Jerutthis  fame  day 

40.  i.in 


DAY       DAY 

40.  i.the  felf  fame  day  the  hand  of  the  Lor  was 
Zep.  1 .9.  in  the  fame  day  alfo  wil  I  punifh  all  thole 
zlc.6. 10.  and  come  thou  the  fame  day,  and 
Mat.  1  3 .  1  •  the  fame  day  went  Jefus  out  of  the  hou. 

ju,  the  fame  <fay  came  to  him  the  Sadduces 
MarA.  3  5.  the  fame  day,  when  the  even  was  come 
UkX I  3  1.  the  fame  day  came  cert,  of  the  Pharif. 

17.29.  the  fame  day  that  Lot  went  out  ot  Sod. 
23.  1  i.the  fame  ^  Pilate  &  Herod  were  made 
Tfc.o.and  on  the  fame  day  was  the  Sabbath 

20  1 9  then  the  fame  day  at  evening,being  the 
^.i.'ai.unto  the  fame  ^  that  he  was  taken  up 

2.4t.thefame^there  were  added  to  tneCriu. 
Since  the  2Dap. 
Exod.io.6.Gnce  the  day  that  they  were  on  the  ear. 
Deut.4.1  i.fince  the  day  that  God  created  man 
1  s,j«.8.8.Gnce  the  day  that  I  have  brought  them 

J9.6.fince  the  day  of  thy  coming  to  me  to 
1  K/k.8. 1 6.6nce  the  day  that  I  brou.forth  my  peo. 

w  2  Chron.6.^. 

x  K«.3.«5.fince  the  day  that  me  left  the  land,  even 

2 1. 1  5. fince  the  day  their  fathers  came 
1  dw.  i7.f  .fince  the  day  that  I  brought  up  Ifrael 
Jer.j.x  5.  fince  the  aky  that  your  fath.came  forth 
Col.  i.6.fince  the  <&y  ye  heard  of  it,  and 
a.  we  alfo,  fince  theday  we  heard  it 
That  ©ap. 
Ge».  30.3  j.remov.that  day  the  hee-goats,  ring-ftr. 

1 3. 16.  fo  Efau  returned  that  day  on  his  way 

48. lO.hebleffed  them  that  day,  faying 
£*<**  8.32-  He  f;ver,in  that  day,  the  land  of  Gofh. 

10. 1 3 .  eaft  wind  on  the  land  all  that  day 
28.  that  day  thou  feeft  my  face,thou  (halt  die 

1  j.8.thou  (halt  (hew  thy  fon  in  that  day,t\ym° 

1 4.  go.thus  the  Lord  faved  Ifrael  that  day  out  of 

3  2.i8.there  fell  of  the  peo.that  day  about  3000. 
Lev.  i  6. 3  o.for  on  that  day  (hall  the  prieft  make  an 

2 3 . 1 1  .and  ye  (hall  offer  t  h  at  day ,  w  hen  ye 

27.23.  he  (hall  give  thine  eftimation  that  day 
Nw.9-6.that  they  could  not  ketp  the  paffo.thatdtfy 
and  before  Aaron  on  that  day 

1 1.3  i.the  people  flood  up  all  that  day,anda\l 

30.14.bcc  he  held  his  peace  at  her  in  that  day 
Dtf/tf.i.^.&yourchil.which  in  that  day  had  no 

21.23.  tkou  i'1^  m  anv  w*k  bury  nirn  t^at  dty 

3  i.i7.ang  (halbe  kindl.againft  them  in  thatd. 
that  thty  will  fay  in  that  day,  Arc  not 
i8.Ile  furtly  hde  my  face  in  that  day 
?of-4  1 4-on  that  day  the  Lo.magnif.  Jcfliua  in  all 
6.15-only  on  that  day  they  compaffed  the  city 
8.2  5.  that  all  that  fell  that  day,  both  of  man  & 
9.27.7o(h.madc  them  that  day  hewers  of  wood 
10.28. and  that  day  Jofli.  took  M^kkedah.and 
3  j. and  they  took  it  on  that  day, and  fmote  it 
therein,  he  utterly  deftroyed  that  day, 
1 4.9.  and  Mofes  fware  on  that  day,  faying 
1  i.whcieof  the  Lord  fpake  on  that  day 

for  thou  heardeft  in  that  day,  how  the 
44.1j.J0fh  made  a  cov^withall  the  peo.that  d. 
/#rf.3.30.foMoab  was  fubdued  that  day  under  the 
4.1 3 .  fo  God  fubJued  on  that  day  Jabin  the  K. 
5.1  .&  Barak  fon  of  Abino.  on  that  day,  faying 
6.%  2.therfore  on  that  day  he  called  him  Jetub. 
9.45.  Abimelech  fought  ag.  the  city  all  that  day 

18. 1.  for  unto  that  day  all  their  inher.  had  not 
20. 2 1  .deftroyed  of  the  If.that  day  2  200o.men 

26.  and  faftedthat  day  untill  even 
3f.deftr.0f  the  Benja.  that  day  25000.  men 
46.aH  viA  fell  that  day  of  Benj.werc  2  5 000. 
1  Sam.% .  1  i.in  that  day  I  will  perform  againft  Eli 
7.6.and  faded  on  that  day 

io.w""agreat  thund.on  that  <%  on  the  Phi. 
8. 1 8. and  ye  (hall  cry  out  in  that<%,  becaufe 

and  the  L.will  not  heare  you  in  that  day 
9.14X0  Saul  did  eat  with  Samuel  that  day 
10.9.  all  thefe  fignes  came  topaffe  that  day 
11.18.&  the  Lor.fenc  thunder  &  rain  that  day 
14. 13.  fo  the  Lord  faved  Ifrael  that  day 
14. men  of  Ifrael  were  diftreffed  that  day 
3 1. and  they  fmote  the  Philift.  that  day  from 
37.but  he  nnfwered  him  not  thatday 
16.15.fpir.of  the  L.came  on  Da.  from  that  day 

1 8.2.  and  Saul  took  him  that  day,Sc  would  let 
9. and  Saul  eyed  David  from  that  day, and 

20. 26.Saul  fpake  not  any  thing  that  day 

2 1. 7. man  of  the  fer.  of  Saul  was  there  that  day 


DAY       DAY 

io.Dav.arofe,&  fled  that  day  for  fear  of  Saul 
22.18.  IL'w  onthatd^y  fourfcoreand  Hveperf 

22.David  faid  to  AbiatharJ  knew  it  thatday 
27.6.and  Achifli  gave  him  Ziklag  that  day 
3  0.2  5. and  it  was  fo  from  that  ^forward 
2  Sam.z.iy.a  very  fore  batt.that  day, and  Abn.was 
j.37.andall  Ifrael  underft.  that «%,that  it  was 

5.8.  &  Dav.faid  on  thitday,  Whofo.getteth  up 

6.9.  Da.  was  afraid  of  the  Lord  that  day,  &  faid 
1 1. 1 2.fo  Uriah  abode  in  Jerufalem  that  day,  & 

1 8.7.  there  was  a  great  {laughter  that  day  of 

8. wood  devour,  more  peop.that  day  then  the 

19.2.  the  victory  that  day  was  turned  to  mourn. 

peop.  heard  fay  that  day  how  the  K«was 

3  .peo.gate  them  by  ftealth  that  day  to  the  ci. 
23.1  o.Lord  wrought  a  great  viftory  that  day 
24.1 8. Gad  came  that  day  to  David,  and  faid 
1  Kjn.i$.i  1  .man  of  G. had  done  that  day  in  Beth. 
14.14.fhaU  cutoff  the  houfe  of  Jerobo.that  day 
16.16.  King  over  Ifrael  that  day  in  the  camp 
22.  25.  behold  thou  fhaltfee  in  that  day  when 

3  j. and  the  battell  encreafed  that  day, and 

1  Chro.  13.12.Da.was  afraid  of  G.that  day, hying 

i6.7-then  on  that  day  Da.  deliv.firft  thisTfalm 

29.2 1  .the  morr.  after  that  day,  even  1  ooo.bul . 

21.  &  drink  before  the  Lor.on  that  day  with 

2  Chro.  18.24.  behold,  thou  fhalt  fee  on  that  day 

34.  and  the  battell  increafed  that  day 
Neb.8.17.  to  that  day  had  not  thechil.  of  Ifr.done 
1 2. 43. all  that  diy  they  off.great  facrificcs,  and 

1 3 . 1  .on  that  day  they  read  in  the  book  of  Mof. 
Eft.  3 . 1 4.that  they  mould  be  ready  againft  that  day 

5.;j.then  went  HamaK  forth  that  day  joyfull  & 
8. 1. on  that  day  did  the  K.Ahafu.give  the  hou. 

1 3  .that  the  jews  fhould  be  read  agai.  that  day 
9.1 1.  on  that  day  the  numb.of  thofe  that  were 
fob  3.4.  let  that  day  be  darknt(Te,let  not 
Pfal.  1 46. 4. in  that  very  day  his  thoughts  perifh 
lfa, 2.1 1. L. alone  fhalbe  exalted  in  that  day  V.  17. 

20. in  thatday  a  man  (hall  call  his  idols 
3>7.in  that  day  fhall  he  fweare,faying 

1 8. in  that  day  the  L.  will  take  away  the  bra. 
4.  i.in  that  day  7-women  (hall  take  hold  of  one 

2. in  that  da.ttul  the  branch  of  the  L.be  beau. 
5.30.  in  that  day  they  (hall  roare  agai.them  like 
7. 18. in  that  <foy,that  the  L.fhal  hiffeforthe  fly 

2  r  .pafle  in  that  day, that  a  man  fhall  nourith 

2  3  .in  that  day, that  every  place  fhalbe,  where 
10. 20. to  paffe  in  that  day,  that  the  remnant  of 

27.10  pafs  in  that  day,that  his  bur.  fhalbe  tak. 

3  2. as  yet  fhall  he  remain  at  Nob  that  day 
1 1. 10. in  that  <%  there  fhall  be  a  root  of  Jeffe 

1 1.  paffe  in  that  day,  the  L.  fhall  fet  his  hand 

1 2. i.in  that  day  thou  fhalt  fay, O  Lo.Ilepraife 
4,in  that  day  fhall  ye  fay,Praife  the  Lord 

1 7.4.  in  that  day  it  fhallcome  to  pafle,  that  the 
7.  at  that  day  fhall  a  man  look  to  his  maker 
9.111  that  day  fhal  his  ftrong  cities  be  as  a  forf. 

1 9.1 6. in  that  day  fhall  Egypt  be  like  to  wOm.& 
18.  in  that  day(ha\  five  cities  in  the  l.of  Egy. 
ij.in  that  day  fhal  there  be  an  altar  to  the  L. 
21.  Egyptians  fhall  know  the  L.in  tint  day 
2  3  .in  that  day  fhal  there  be  a  high  way  out  of 
24.  in  thatday  fhal  Ifr.  be  the  third  with  Eg. 

2o.6.the  inhabit,  of  this  He  fhall  fay  in  that  day 

22.8.  &  thou  didft  look  in  that  day  to  the  arm. 
1 2. in  that  day  did  the  Lor.G.of  hofts  call  to 
20.  to  paffe  in  that  day,  that  He  call  my  ferv. 
2  j. in  that  day  faith  the  Lo.of  hofts^hall  the 

2  3 . 1 5. in  that  <iky,that  Tyre  fhalbe  forgot. 7 .ye, 

24.2  i.that^y,that  the  L. fhall  punifh  the  hoft 
2  5 .  9>be  faid  in  that  day, ho  this  is  our  G  od 
26. 1.  in  that  day  fhall  this  fong  be  fung  in  the 
27. 1  .in  that  day  the  L.with  his  fore,  &  great,  & 

2. in  that  day  fing  ye  unto  her:  A  vineyard  of 
1 2.to  paffe  in  that  day,  that  the  L.  fhall  beat 
1 3. to  paffe  in  that  day,  that  the  great  trump. 
28.5  m  that  day  fhall  the  L.of  hofts  be  for  a  cro. 
19.18.  in  that  day  fhall  the  deaf  hear  the  words 
30.23.  it  fhall  be  fat  and  plenteous :  in  that  day 
31.7.  for  in  that  day  every  man  fhall  caft 
5 1.6.they  fhall  know,  in  that  d^that  I  am 
Jer.$.9.coa\e  to  paffe  in  that  <£ty,faith  the  Lord 
2  5 . 3  3  .flain  of  the  Lord  (halbe  at  that  day  from 
30.7.  alas,for  that  day  is  great,  fo  that  none 
8.that  <fey,faith  the  L.of  hofts,that  He  break 


DAY       DAY 

39. 1 6.they  fhall  be  accompl.in  that  ^j»,befoie 

i7.but  lie  deliver  thee  in  that  day,(ahh 

48.41.  mighty  mens  hearts  in  Moab  at  that  day 

49.2  2.at  rhat  day  (hall  the  hearts  of  the  mighty 

26.aH  the  men  of  war  fhalbe  cut  off  in  that  ci 

Chap.  5  0.30. 

E^.24.26.  he  that  efcapeth  that  day  fhall  come  to 

27.  in  that  day  fhall  thy  mouth  be  opened  to 

29.2  i.in  that  day  wil  I  caufe  the  horn  of  Ifr.to 
30.9.  in  that  day  fhall  the  meffenger  go  forth 

3  8.  i4.in  that  <fcy,when  my  people  Ifr.dwelleth 

1 9.furely,in  that  day  there  fhalbe  a  great  flu. 

3  9. 1 1  .it  fhall  come  to  paffe  at  that  <%,that  He 

2  2. their  God  from  that  day  ind  forward 
4f  .22.  on  that  day  fhall  the  prince  prepare  for 

48. 3  5.name  of  the  city  from  that  day  fhall  be 
Hof.  1 . 5  .to  pafle  at  that  rf<«v,that  He  break  the  bow 

2.  i6.and  it  fhalbe  at  that  day,  faith  the  Lord 

18.  &  in  that<%willl  makeacov.for  them 

2 1  .in  that  day,  He  heare.faith  the  Lord,  He 

Joel  3. 18. pafs  in  that<%,that  the  moun.fhal  drop 

Am.z.\6.  fhall  flee  away  naked  in  that  day,  faith 

8. 3  .fongs  of  the  tem.lhalbe  howlings  in  that  d. 

9.  that  &y,faith  the  L.  that  He  caufe  the  fun 

1 3 .  in  that  day  fhall  the  faire  Virgins,  &  the 

9.1 1.  in  that  day  Ileraifeupthe  taber.of  David 

0W.8.fhal  I  not  in  that  rf.^,faith  the  L.even  deft. 

Mic.i.q.in  that  day  (lull  one  take  up  a  parable  ag. 

4.6  inthat^iy,faith  the  L-Ileaflemble  her  that 

5.  r  o.in  that  iay,faith  the  L.that  He  cut  offthy 

7. 1 1.  in  that  day  fhall  the  decree  be  farremov. 

1 2. in  that  day  alfo  he  (hall  come  even  to  thee 

Z^.i.io.thatrfay/aiththe  L.there  fhalbe  the noi. 

1 5.  that  day  is  a  day  of  wrath,  a  day  of 

3 . 1 1 .  in  that  day  (halt  thou  be  afliamed  for  all 

1 6.in  that  day  it  fhalbe  faid  to  Jt  ruf.Fear  not 

Hag.i.i$.  thatday,(aith  the  L.of  hofts,will  I  take 

Zec.z.  1  i.many  nat.fhalbe  joyn.to  the  L.in  that  d. 

3.10,'in  thaxday  faith  the  L.of  hofts,fhal  ye  call 

9.  i6.the  Lo.thcir  G.fhall  favc  them  in  that  day 

11.11.  and  it  was  broken  in  that  ^9,  and 

1 2.3  .&  in  that  day  will  I  make  Jerufal.  a  burd. 

4.  in  that  «£ty,faith  the  L.Ile  fmite  every  hor. 

c^.in  that  day  will  I  make  the  govern.of  Jud. 

8.in  that  day  fhall  the  Lord  defend  the  inhab. 

is  feeble  am.  them  at  that  rf<J7,fhalbe  as 

9.in  that  day, that  lie  fetk  to  deftroy  all  nati. 

1 1.  in  that  day  fhall  there  be  a  great  mour.in 

1 3  i.in  that  day  there  fhalbe  a  fountain  opened 

2.in  that  day,Cakh  the  Lord  of  hofts,that  He 

4.to  paffe  in  that  day,that  the  proph.ihall  be 

14. 4. his  feet  fhall  ftand  that  day,on  the  mount. 

6.  to  paffe  in  that  day,thit  the  light  fhall  not 

8.it  fhalbe  in  that  day,that  living  wat.fhal  go 

9. in  that  day  fhall  there  be  one  Lord,and  his 

1 3 .  that  day,  that  a  great  tumult  from  the  L- 

20.  in  that  day  fhall  there  be  on  the  bels  of 

21. in  that^j  (hal  there  be  no  more  the  Ca. 

Mai.  j  .1 7.  in  that  day,  when  I  make  up  my  jewels 

Mat.y.t  2. many  will  fay  unto  me  in  that  <%,Lord 

2  2.46. from  that  day  forth  ask  him  any  moequ. 

2  4. 3  6.bu  t  of  that  day  &  hour  knoweth  no  man 

26.29.  untill  that  day  that  I  drink  it  new 

Mai\\a.t%. 
Mar.  13.3  2.that  day  &  that  hour  knoweth  no  man 
Lttl{. 6. 2 3. rejoice  ye  in  that  day,and  leap  for  joy 
10. 1 2. in  that  day  for  Sodom, then  for  that  city 
17.3  1.  in  that  day  he  wch  fhalbe  upon  the  houfe 
2  s  .34. and  fo  that  day  come  on  you  unawares 
2  3 . 5  4.and  that  day  was  the  preparar.  &  the  fab. 
24. 1 3. two  of  them  went  that  fame  day  to  a  vil. 
John  1. 3  9. and  abode  with  him  that  dry 

11.53  •^az^  frorn  that  day  forththey  took  coun. 
14.20.at  thatday  ye  (hall  know  that  I  am  in 
1 6. 2  3 .  in  that  day  ye  fhall  ask  me  nothing 
z6.  at  that  day  ye  fh  il  1  ask  in  my  name,  and 

1  Thef.^.A.  that  that  day  fhould  overtake  you  as  a 

2  Thef.  1 . 1  o.our  teft.nm.you  was  beleev.in  that  d. 

2. 3  .for  that  day  (hall  not  come,excepc 
2  Tim.  1 . 1 2.I  have  comm  itted  to  him  aga.  that  day 
18.  he  may  find  mercy  oftheL-in  that  day 
4.8.fhall  give  me  at  that  day,aad  not 
This  IDap, 
Gen.a,- 1 4>thou  haft  driven  me  out  this  day  from 
19.37.  the  father  of  the  Moabites  unto  this  day 

3  8.the  fath.of  the  child. of  Am.unto  this  day 

22. 14. to' 


DAY       DAY 


DAY       DAY 


DAY        DAY 


21.1 4. to  this  day  ,In  the  the  mount  of  the  Lo.it 
24.  i  2  I  pray  thee  fend  me  good  fpeed  this  day 
42.I  came  this  day  to  the  well 

2  5. 3  i.fellmee  this  day  thy  birthright 

3  3.  fweare  to  me  this  day 
26. 3 3  .name  of  the  city  BLerfheba  unto  this  day 
3 1.4 3 .  w  hat  can  I  do  this  day  to  thefe  my  dau. 

48. this  heap  is  a  witneffe  this  day 

3  2.3  2.  is  on  the  hollow  of  the  thigh  to  this  day 
3  5. 20.  is  the  pillar  of  Rach. grave  unto  this  d. 
4 1 . 9. 1  remember  my  faults  this  day, 

42.1 3  .thcyongeft  is  this  day  with  our  father 

Verf.32. 

47.23. 1  have  bought  you  this  day,  &  your  land 
26.  over  the  land  of  Egypt  unto  this  day 

48.1 5. all  my  life  long  unto  this  day 

50. 20. as  at  this  day, to  have  much  people  alive 
Exod.  10.6.  that  they  were  on  the  earth  to  this  day 

1 2. 14.&  this  day  (halbe  unto  you  for  amemor. 
17.  therefore  (lull  ye  obferve  this  day  in 

13.3  .remember  this  day  in  which  you  came  out 
4.this  day  came  ye  out,in  the  moneth  Abib 

3  2.20.  he  may  beftow  on  you  a  bleffing  this  d. 

3 4. 1 1.  obferve  you,that  which  I  comra.thisday 
Z.ra.8.34.as  he  hath  done  this  day,fo  the  Lor.hath 

10.19.Aar.faid  to  Mofes,Bchold,this  daj>  have 
Nu.  2  2. 3  o.I  was  thine,unto  this  day  ?  was  I  wont 
Dent.  1 .  io.behold  you  are  this  day  as  the  ftars  of 

2.18 .the  coaft  of  Moab  this  day 

22.dwelt  in  their  ftead,  even  to  this  day 
25.  this  day  will  I  begin  to  put  the  dread 
30.  him  unto  thy  hand,as  appeareth  this  day 

3 .  i4.Bafhan,Havoth  Jair,unto  this  day 

4.4.are  alive  everyone  of  you  ihis  day 
8.  which  I  fet  before  you  this  day 
20.a  people  of  inheritances  ye  are  this  day 

2  6.and  earth  to  witneffe  againft  you  this  day 

3  8. for  an  inheritance's  it  is  this  day 
3  9. now  therefore  know  this  day,and 
40. w  hich  I  command  thee  this  day 

5.1.  which  I  fpeak  in  your  ears  this  day 
3. who  are  all  alive  of  us  this  day 

2  4.we  have  feen  this  day, that  God  doth  talk 
6  6.thefe  words  which  I  command  thee  this  day 

24.  as  it  is  at  this  day 
7.1  i.which  I  comand  thee  this  day,  to  do  them 
8 . 1  .all  the  c5man.  wc'  I  command  thee  this  day 
1 1.&  hisftat.  which  I  comand  thee  this  day 
1 8. which  he  fware  to  thy  fat.  as  it  is  this  day 
19.  Iteftifie  ag3inft  you  this  day 
9.  i.  thou  art  to  paffe  over  Jordan  this  day  to 

3  .undcrftand  therefore  this  day,  that  the 
10. 8. and  toblcffein  his  name  unto  this  day 

13. which  I  comand  thee  this  d.for  thy  good 
j  ?.  you  above  all  the  people,  as  it  is  this  day 

1  i-2.and  know  you  this  day,for  I  fpeak 
4. how  the  L.  hath  deftio.them  unto  this  day 
8.  which  I  command  you  this  day,  that 

Verf.27,28. 
j  3 .  which  I  command  you  this  day,  to 

Chap.13.18.  &  if.?.   &  19.9. 
26.I  fet  before  you  this  day  a  blefling,and 
3  2.which  I  fet  before  you  this  day 

1 2.8.  after  all  things  that  we  do  here  this  day 

20.3.  hear,0 Ifra.you approach  this dayto  bat. 

2^.3-and  fay  to  him,I  profeffe  this  day  to  the 
i6.this  day  the  L.  thy  G.hath  comm.thee  to 

1 7.  thou  haft  avouched  the  Lo.this  day  to  be 

18.  Lo.  hath  avouched  thee  this  day  to  be  his 
27.  i.which  I  command  you  this  day 

4.  wcb  I  comand  you  this  day  in  mount  Ebal 

p.this  day  thou  art  become  the  peo.  of  the  L. 

10.  &  his  flat,  which  I  command  thee  this  day 

Chap.  28. 1  5. 

28. 1 .1  command  thee  this  day,that  the  Lo.thy 

Verfe  13. 

14.  any  of  the  wor.which  I  com.thee  this  d. 

29  4^  and  eares  to  hear  unto  this  day 

lo.ye  ftand  this  day  all  of  you  before  the 
12  the  Lor.thy  G.maketh  with  thee  this  day 
ij.thatftandeth  here  with  us  this  day  before 
w'1'  him  that  is  not  here  with  us  this  day 
1 8.whofe  heart  turneth  away  this  day  from 
28.caft  them  to  another  land,as  it  is  this  day 

3  o.  2.accor.to  all  that  I  command  thee  this  day 
8.  which  I  command  thee  this  day 


1 1.  which  I  com.thee  this  day, it  is  not  hidd. 
1  5. 1  have  fet  before  thee  this  day  life  and 
i6.in  that  I  command  thee  this  day  to  love 
1 8 .1  denounce  to  you  this  day, that  ye 
19.  and  earth  to  record  this  day  againft  you 
3 1. 2.1  am  an  hund.&  twenty  yeers  old  this  day 
27.whilelam  yet  alive  with  you  this  day,ye 
32.46.whkh  I  teltifie  among  you  thisday 
34.6. no  man  knoweth  of  his  fepulch.to  this  daji 
Jof-l.  7.  this  day  will  I  begin  to  magnifie  thee  in 
4.9.and  they  are  there  unto  this  day 
j. 9.  this  day  have  I  rolled  away  the  reproach  of 
name  of  theplaceis  called  Gilg-to  thisd. 
6.2f.(he  dwelleth  in  Ifrael  even  to  this  day 
7.2?.  the  Lord  (hall  trouble  thee  this  day 
26.raifed  over  him  a  heap  of  ftones  to  this  d. 
called  the  valley  of  Achor  unto  this  day 
8.28.  even  a  defolation  unto  this  day 

29.that  remaineth  unto  this  day 
p.27.for  the  altar  of  the  Lo.even  unto  this  day 
10.27.  which  remain  untill  this  very  day 
13.13/Maachath.  dwelam.thelfra.till  this  day 
14. 10.&  now  lo,I  am  this  day  fourfcore  &  five 
1 1. as  yet  I  am  as  ftrong  this  day,  as  I  was 
14-Hebron  became  inher.of  Caleb  to  thisd. 
1  f  .63.  with  chil.of  Jud.at  Jeruf.untill  this  day 
16.10.C2naan.dwel  am. the  Ephraim.to  thisd. 
22.3.  your  brethr.thefe  many  dayes,  to  thisday 
i6.that  ye  might  rebell  this  day  againft  the 
to  turn  away  this  day  from  following 

17.  which  were  not  cleanfed  untill  this  day 
i8.but  that  ye  muft  turn  away  this  day  from 
22.tranf.againft  the  L.  (fave  us  not  this  day) 
29. and  turn  this  day  from  following  the  Lo. 
3 1.  this  day  we  perceive  that  the  L-is  among 

23.8.asyee  have  done  unto  this  day 
9.  to  ftand  before  you  unto  this  day 
1 4.  and  behold,  this  day  I  am  going  the  way 
24. 1 5.  chute  you  this  day  whom  ye  will  ferve 
fudg.i. 21. in  Jerufalem  unto  this  day 

26.which  is  the  name  thereof  unto  this  day 
4.  i4.up,for  this  is  the  day  in  which  the  L.hath 
6.24.  called  it  Jehovah  Shalom  unto  this  day 
9. 1  8.ye  are  rifen  up  ag.my  fathers  houfe  this  d. 
1 9. and  with  his  houfe  this  day ,then  rejoice 
1  o.4.called  Havoth- Jair  unto  this  day 

1  5/  .deliver  us  only,  we  pray  thee,thisday 
1  i.27.the  L.the  |udge,be  judge  this  day  betw. 
1 2. 3. this  day  to  fight  againft  me 
if.  19. which  is  in  Lehi  unto  this  day 
1 8.1 2.called  that  place  Mehaneh-Dan  to  this  d. 
19. 30. out  of  the  land  of  Egypt,  unto  this  day 
2 1.6.  one  tribe  cut  off  from  Ifrael  this  day 
Ruth  3. 18. till  he  have  finifhed  the  thing  thisday 
4.9.  ye  are  witneffes  this  day,  that  I  have  boug. 
io.yee  are  witneffes  this  day 
i4.which  hath  not  left  thee  this  day  without 
1  SS.  5.5.  on  the  threlh.of  Dag.in  Afhd.  to  thisd. 
6. 1 8. which  ftone  remaineth  unto  this  day 
8. 8. that  I  brou.them  out  of  Eg.even  to  this  day 
10.19.  ye  have  this  day  rejected  your  Go.  who 
1 1 . 1 3 .  (hall  not  a  man  be  put  to  death  this  day 
1 2.2.  from  my  childhood  unto  this  day 

f  .and  his  anointed  is  a  witneffe  this  day 
14.28.curf.be  the  man  that  eat. any  food  thisd. 
3  3 .  roule  a  great  ftone  to  me  this  day 
3  8. fee  wherein  thefin  hath  been  this  day 
4? .  for  he  hath  wrought  with  God  this  day 
1  f. 28. rent  the  kingd.  of  Ifr.  from  thee  this  day 
1 7. 1  o.  I  defie  the  armies  of  Ifrael  this  day 
46.this  day  wil  the  L.deliv.thee  to  my  hand 
hoft  of  the  Philift.this  day  to  the  fowls 
18.21.  thou  (halt  this  day  be  my  fon  in  law 
2 1. f .  though  it  were  fanftified  thisdzy  in 
22.8  .againft  mee,to  lie  in  wait  ,as  at  this  day 

Verf.  13. 
24.  io.behold, this  day  thine  eies  have  feen  how 

18.  thou  haft  (hewed  this  day  how  that  thou 

19.  for  that  thou  haft  done  unto  me  this  day 
25.32.  which  fent  thee  this  day  to  meet  me 

3  3.which  haft  kept  me  this  day  from  coming 
26. 8.thine  enemy  unto  thine  hand  this  day 

19/for  they  have  driven  me  out  this  day 

2 i.bec.my  foul  was  preci.in  thine eys  this  d. 

24.as  thy  life  was  much  fet  by  this  day  in 
27.6.  unto  the  Kings  of  Judah  unto  this  day 


28.18  .done  this  thing  unto  thee  this  day 

29.3.hefellto  mee  unto  this  d.iy 

6.of  thy  coming  unto  me  unto  this  day 
8.as  I  have  been  with  thee  unto  thisday 

30.15.  an  ordinance  for  Ifrael  unto  this  day 
2  5aw.3.8.agai.Jud.  do  (hew  kindneffe  thisday  to 
3  8. a  great  man  fallen  in  Ifrael  this  day 
3  9.and  I  am  this  day  weak,  though  anointed 

4. 3  .were  fojourners  there  untill  this  day 
8.L.  hath  avenged  my  lord  the  K.this  day  on. 

6.8. name  or  the  place  Perez-Uzzah  to  thisday 

1  Chro.i  3.11. 
7.6.out  of  Eg.even  to  this  day,  but  have  walked 
1  ? .20.(hould  I  this  day  make  thee  go  up,  and 

16. 1  2-  wil  requite  good  for  his  curling  this  day 
1 8. 1 8. it  is  called  to  this  d.ty  Abfaloms  place 

20.  thou  (halt  not  bear  tidings  this  dayjout 

this  day  thou  (halt  bear  no  tidings,bec. 

3  1.  L.hath  avenged  thee  thisday  of  all  them 

19.5.  thou  haft  (hamed  this  day  the  faces  of  all 

6.  haft  declared  this  day,that  thou  regar.  nei. 

for  this  day  I  perceive,  that  if  Abfal.had 

20. 1  am  come  firft  this  day  of  all  the  houfe 

2  2.thatye  (hould  this  day  be  admfar.to  mee 

any  man  be  put  to  death  this  day  in  Ifrael 
do  not  I  know  that  I  am  this  day  K.over 

3  f  .1  am  this  day  fourfcore  yeers  old,  &  can 

1  Kj?i.  1 .2  5  .he  is  gone  down  this  day, &  hath  (lain 

30. even  fo  wil  I  certainly  do  thisday 
48.  one  to  lit  on  my  throne  this  day 
2.24.Adonijah(hallbe  put  to  death  thisday 
3. 6. a  fon  to  ftt  on  his  throne,as  it  is  this  day 
f  .7.8c  faid,Bleffed  be  the  Lord  thisday,  which 
8-8.  and  there  they  are  unto  thisday 

24. fulfilled  it  with  thine  hand,as  it  is  thisd- 

61. to  keep  hiscommandcments,as  at  thisday 

9.13.  called  them  thelandofCabulto  thisday 

21 .  a  tribute  ofbond-fervice  unto  this  day 
10.12.nor  were  feen  unto  this  day 

1 2. 7. if  thou  wilt  be  a  ferv.unto  this  peo.this  day 

I9.1fr.rebellcd  ag.the  houfe  of  Da. to  this  d. 

i8.36.1etitbeknown  thisday,that  thou  artG. 

20. 1 3  .lie  deliver  it  unto  thine  hand  this  day,Bc 

2  Kjn.i-zi-  fo  the  waters  were  healed  to  thisday, 
6.3  i.the  head  of  Elilh.fnal  ftand  on  him  thisd. 
7. 9.this  day  is  a  day  of  good  tidings,and 

8.2  2.from  under  the  hand  of  Jud.unto  this  day 

2  Cfcy.21.10. 

10.2  7. made  it  a  draught-houfe  unto  this  day 
14  7. called  the  name  of  it  Jocktheel  tothisday 
1 6.6.and  dwelt  there  unto  this  day 
17.23.out  of  their  own  Ian. to  Affyr.to  thisday 

3  4. unto  this  day  they  doe  after  the  former 
41.  fo  do  they  unto  this  day 

1 9. 3  .faith  Hezckiah,this  day  is  a  day  of  trouble 

Ifa.n-i. 
20.17.  thy  fath.hath  laid  up  in  ftore  to  this  day 

lfa.19.6. 
2 1 . 1  ?  .fat  h.  came  out  of  Egypt,even  to  this  day 

1  CM'.4.4i.&deftro.them  utterly,even  to  thisday 

43.  were  efcaped,and  dwelt  thereto  this  da) 
f.26.and  to  the  river  Gozan,  unto  this  day 
17.5.  that  I  brought  up  Ifrael,  unto  this  daji 
28. 7. and  my  judgments}  as  at  this  day 
29.5 .to  confecrate  his  fervice  this  day  to  the 

2  Cbro.f.g.  and  there  it  is  unto  this  day 

6.\  f  .fulfilled  it  with  thine  hand,as  it  is  this  day 
8.8.  did  Solom.  make  to  pay  tribute  to  thisday 
10. 1 9.1fr.rebelled  ag.the  hou.of  Da.to  this  day 
20. 26. called  the  valley  of  Berachah  to  this  dry 
3  f. 2 1. 1  come  not  againft  thee  thisday 

2  f.fpake  of  Jofiah  in  their  lamen.to  this  day 
Erya  9.7.8c  to  confufion  of  face,as  it  is  at  this  day 

we  been  in  a  great  trefpaffe  to  this  day 
1 5  .we  remaine  yet  efcaped,as  it  is  this  day 
Neh.i.i  i.profper,Ipraythee,thyfcrvant  thisday 
5 . 1 1  .to  them  even  this  day,  their  lands  &  their 
8.9.  this  day  is  holy  unto  the  Lord  your  God 

1  o.for  this  day  is  holy  unto  our  Lord 
9. 1  o.didft  thou  get  thee  a  name,as  it  is  this  d. 

3  2.fince  the  times  of  the  Ks.ofAff.to  thisd. 
3  6.behold,we  are  fervants  this  day,  and  for 

Eft.  1 . 1 8 .  Ladies  of  Perfia  &  Media  fay  this  day  to 
f  .4.1et  the  King  &  Haman  come  this  day  unto 
9. 1  j.  according  to  this  dayes  decree,and 

P^/.2.7.thOL'j 


DAY        DAY 

Pfal.z.y.thou  art  my  fon,thisrf<*yhaveIbegot.thee 
1 18.14.this  is  the  day  which  the  L.  hath  made 
1 19.9 1  .they  continue  this  day  accord,  thine  or. 

Pro.7.  i4.this  day  have  I  payed  my  vows 

2  2  1 9.I  have  made  know.to  thee  this  day, even 
Ifa  3  8. 1  o.thc  living,he  (hal  pr.thee,as  I  do  this  d, 

y  6- 1  2.and  to  morrow  (hall  be  as  this  ^J/ 
y  8.4.ye  (hall  not  faft  as  ye  do  this  day 
fer  1 . 1  o.I  have  this  iay  fet  thee  over  the  nations 

i8.for  beho.  I  have  made  thee  this*fay  a  def. 
j.iy.&ourfath.from  our  youth  even  to  this  d. 
7.14.  fince  your  fath.came  out,unto  this  day 
1 1. /flowing  with  milk  &  hon.asitis  this  day 
■    7 .even  unto  this  day,riC\ng  early  and 
a  y,  3  .from  the  thirteenth  yeer,even  to  this  day 

1 8. and  a  curfe,as  it  is  this  day 

3  z.io.wond.in  the  land  of  Eg.  even  to  this  day 

&  haft  made  thee  a  natne>as  at  this  day 
3  1  .even  to  this  day,  that  I  fliould  remove  it 
3  5.  i4.for  to  this  day  they  drink  none,  but  obey 
3  6.  z.from  the  dayes  of  Jofiah  even  to  this  day 
40.4.now  behold,!  loofe  thee  this  day  from  the 
41.19.  that  I  have  admonifhed  you  this  day 

z  1  .now  I  have  this  day  declared  it  to  you3but 

41.  z.  behold  this  day  they  are  a  defolation,and 

6.and  defolate,as  at  this  day 

icthey  are  not  humbled  even  to  this  day 

aa.curfe,withoutan  inhabitants  at  this  day 

2,3. this  evil  is  happened  to  you,as  at  this  day 

L<««.a.i6.certainly,thisis  the  a^ythat  we  looked 

E\e.z.  3.  their  fath.have  tranfg.ag.me  ev.to  this  d. 

ao.29.name  thereof  is  called  Bamah  to  this<foy 

3 1  .with  all  your  idols,even  unto  this  day 
j9.8.this,is  the  day  whereof  I  have  fpoken 
DiJK.9-7.but  to  us  confufion  of  faces,  as  at  this  day 

1  y.&  haft  gotten  thee  renown,  as  at  this  day 
Haz. z.  1  y .  confider  from  this  day  &  forward,from 

6  Verfe  18. 

1 9-from  this  day  will  I  bleffe  you 
Mat. 6. 1 1 .  give  us  this  day  our  daily  bread 

1 1 .2  3  .it  would  have  remained  unto  this  day 
27.8.was  called  the  field  ofbloud  unto  this  day 

1 9. 1  have  fuffered  many  things  this  day  in  a 
28.faying  is  reporr.among  the  Jews  til  this  day 
Mar.  1 4. 30. that  this  day, even  in  this  night,before 
Lu^.z.i  1. unto  you  isbornthisdjy,inthecitieof 
4. 2 1 .  this  day  is  the  fcripture  fulfilled  in  your 
19. 9. this  day  is  falvation  come  to  this  houfe 
42.atleaft,inthis  thy  day  the  things  which 

22.3  4  the  eock  fhall  not  crow  this  day  before 
Aft.z.zg.  and  his  fepulchre  is  with  us  to  this  day 

49.if  we  this  day  be  examined  of  the  good 
1 3. 3  3. thou  art  my  fon,this'Ay  have  I  begotten 

Hei.i.y. 
1 9.40.  for  this  dayes  uproare,  there  being  no 
20.26. wherefore  I  take  you  to  record  this  day 
2i.3«zealous  towards  Go.as  ye  are  all  this  day 
23.1  .in  all  good  confc.before  God  till  this  day 
24.21.I  am  called  in  queftion  by  you  this  day 
z6. 2.becaufe  I  fhall  anfwer  for  my  felfe  this  day 

2  2.I  continue  unto  this  day 

2?.but  alfo  all  that  heare  me  this  day  were 
27.3  3  .this  day  is  the  fourteen,  day  that  ye  have 
Rom.  1  i.8.that  they  fhould  not  hear  unto  this  day 
1  Cor.  4. 1 3  .ofF-fcouring  of  all  things  unto  this  day 
z  Cor.  3 . 1 4.  for  till  this  day  remained  the  fame  vail 
1 5. but  even  unto  this  day,  when  Mofes 
ToJDap. 
Gen.  2  1  .z6.  neither  heard  I  of  it  but  to  day 
30.3  2.  He  paffe  through  all  thy  flock  to  day 
40.7.wherefore  look  ye  fo  fadly  to  day 
Exod.  1 . 1 8  .that  you  are  come  fo  foon  to  day     ' 
y .  1 4.  in  making  brick  both  yefterday  &  to  day 
14.13.whkh  he  will  (hew  toyoutorfay 

the  Egyptians  whom  ye  have  feen  to  day 
16.23.  bake  that  which  you  will  bake  today,8c 
ly.eat  that  to  day,fot  to  day  is  a  fabbath  to 

to  day  ye  fhall  not  find  it  in  the  field 
19.10.  go  to  the  peop.and  fandifie  them  to  day 
31.29.  confecrr.te  you  felves  to  day  to  the  Lord 
to.9.4.fortorf«y  the  Lord  will  appear  to  you 

10.19.  if  I  had  eaten  the  fin  orf.to  %,fhould  it 
NV1sw.30.14.alto.hold  his  peace  at  her  fr.day  to  day 
Deut.i  y.  1  y. therefore  I  com. thee  this  thing  to  day 

19. 1 3  .that  he  may  eftablifh  thee  to  day  for 
7o/^i2.i8.feeing  ye  rebell  to  day  againft  the  Lord 


DAY      DAY 

Jud.  z  1 . 3  .that  there  fhould  be  to  day  one  tribe  lac. 
Ruth  2.19.  where  haft  thou  gleaned  to  day,  and 

with  whom  I  wrought  to  day  is  Boaz 
1  Sam^-i.hxth  the  Lord  fmitten  us  to  day  before 
1  tf.and  I  fled  to  day  out  of  the  army 
9. 1 2.  facrifice  of  the  peop.  to  day  in  the  high  pi. 
for  he  came  today  to  the  city 
1 9. for  ye  fhall  eat  with  me  to  day,Sc  to  morr. 
10. 2. when  thou  art  depar.  from  me  to  day,then 
11,13  .for  to  day  the  L.  hath  wrou.falvat.in  Ifr. 
1 2. 1 7. is  it  not  wheat  harveft  to  day,  I 
14.30. if  haply  the  peop.had  eaten  freely  tod^_y 
20.27  .to  meat  neither  yefterday  nor  to  day 
24.  io.the  L.hath  deliv.thee  to  d.  to  mine  hand 
26.23. tne  L.deliv.  thee  in  tomine  hand  to  1% 
27.  io.faidjWhither  have  ye  made  a  rode  to  day 
z  Sa.  3. 8.  that  thou  charged  me  today  with  a  fault 
6.20.how  glorious  was  theKi.of  Ifrael  to  day 
who  uncovered  himf.to  day  in  the  eyes  of 

1  r.i2.Da.faid  to  Uriah,  Tarry  here  to  day  alfo 
1 3.4-being  the  Kings  fon,leane  from  day  to  day 
14.22.J0ab  faid,To  day  thy  fervant  knoweth 
16. 3  .to  day  fhall  the  houfe  of  Ifr.reftore  me  the 

1  f\i.  1. yi.let  K.Solomon fwear  tome  rorfay,that 

8. 28. which  thy  ferv.  prayeth  before  thee  to  day 
i8.iy.Ilcfurely  (hew  my  felfe  to  himto<% 

2  2.y.at  the  word  of  the  Lord  to  day 

2  Kjng.z.  3.  thy  mafter  from  thy  head  to  day, 

Verfe  y. 
4. 2 3. wherefore  wilt  thou  go  to  him  to  day 
6. 28. that  we  may  eat  him  to  day,  and  we  will 
2  Cfc.18.4J  pray  thee  at  the  word  of  the  L-to  day 
fobzz.z.even  to  day  is  my  complaint  bitter 
Zec.g.  1 2.even  to^foy,do  I  declare,that  I  wil  render 
Mat. 6. zo.yihich  today  is,  and  to  morrow  is  caft 
16-3.it  will  be  foul  weather  to  day, lot  the  skie 
21.28.  go,  work  to  day  in  my  vineyard 
L«i^.y.26.we  have  feen  ftrange  things  today 
1 2. 28. which  is  to  day  in  the  field 
1 3 . 3  2.1  doe  cures  to  day, and  to  morrow, &  the 

3  3  .nevertheleffe  I  muft  walk  to  day  and  to 
I9.y.fortoctay mufti  abide  atthinehoufe 
23.43. to  day  (halt  thou  be  with  me  in  paradife 
24.2 1  .&  befides  all  this,  to  day  is  the  third  day 
Heb.^.j, to  day,\f you  will  hear  his  voice 
1 3 .  while  it  is  called  to  day 
1  <)Aoday,\i you  will  hear  his  yoice,hard.not 
Chap. 4. 7. 
4.7-faying  in  Da.To  day, after  fo  long  a  time 
y.y.today  have  I  begotten  thee 
1 3.8.Jefus  Chrift  the  fame  yefterday,&  to  day, 
Jam.^.  1 3  .ye  that  fay  to  day, ox  to  morrow  we  will 

^Dny  of  trouble. 
z  ^wz.i9.3.faithHezek.thisday  is  a  djiy  of  trouble 

Ifa.Z7-z. 
Pfal.zo.  1. the  Lord  hear  thee  in  the  day  of  trouble 
yo.i  y.and  call  upon  me  in  thedayoftroub.Ile 
y9.16.and  refuge  in  the  day  of  my  trouble 
77.2.  in  the  day  of  trouble  I  fought  the  Lord 
8  6.7. in  theday  of  my  trouble  I  call  on  thee:  for 
Ifa.  2  2.  y.for  it  is  a  day  of  trouble,  and 
./i?r.yi.2.forin  the  day  of  trouble  they  fhalbe  aga. 
Exc^.j  .7  .the  day  of  trouble  is  neer,and 
Nab.  1 .7 .  a  ftrong  hold  in  the  day  of  trouble 
Hab.  3.16  .that  I  might  reft  in  the  day  of  trouble 
Zepb.1.1  y.a  day  of  trouble  and  diftreffe,  a  day  of 

£Daj?  time, 
fob  y.  14. they  meet  with  darkneffe  in  the  day  time 
24. 1 6.  in  the  day  time  they  know  not  the  light 
Pfal. zz.z.O  my  God,  I  cry  in  the  day  time,but 
42. 8. his  loving  kindneffe  in  the  day  time 
78.14.in  the  day  time  alfo  heeled  them  with  a 
Ifa. 4.6.  a  tabernacle  for  a  fhadow  in  the  day  time 

a  1.8  .a  watch-tower  on  the  day  time,and  I 
Lu\.z\.zi.  in  the  day  time  he  was  teaching  in  the 
2  Pet . 2. 1 3  .they  count  it  pleaf.  to  riot  in  the  day  ti. 

IDapes. 

Gen.  1 . 1 4-let  lights  be  for  feafonSjrftfyM,yeers 
y  .4.  and  the  dayes  of  Adam  after  he  had  begate 
6.3  .dayes  fhalbe  an  hundred  and  twenty  yeers 
7.24.waters  prevailed  on  the  earth  no.dayes 
8. 3. after  1  jo.daycs, the  waters  were  abated 
1 1 . 3  y .dayes  of  Terah  were  an  hund.&  five  yee. 
2y  7.  thefe  are  dayes  of  the  yeers  of  Abraham 

24.when  her  dayes  to  be  delivered  were  fulfil. 
27.4 1.  the  dayes  of  mourning  for  my  fathers 


DAY       DAY 

3  y.28.thei&jwofIfaac were  i8o.yeeres 

29  being  old  and  full  of  dayes 
47.9.  the  dayes  of  the  yeers  of  my  pilgrimage 
few  and  evill  have  the  dayes  of  the  yeers 
not  attained  to  the  dayes  of  the  yeers 
50.3  .fo  are  fulfilled  the  dayes  of  thofe  that  are 
Egyptians  mourned  for  him  70.  dayes 
4-when  the  dayes  of  his  mourning  were  paft 
Lev.8.  3  3 .  untill  the  dayes  of  your  confecrat.  be  at 
1 2.2.  according  to  the  dayes  of  the  preparation 
4. untill  the  dayes  of  her  purifying  be  fulfilled 
y. of  her  purifying,threefcore  and  fix  dayes 
6.  when  the  dayesof  her  purifying  are 
23.16  (hall  ye  number  fifty  dayes 
Num.6,  y. untill  the  dayes  be  fulfilled  in  the  which 

1 2  .fhall  confecrate  to  the  Lo. the  dayes  of  his 

but  the  dayes  that  were  before  fhalbe  loft 

1 3  .when  the  dayes  of  his  prepara.are  fulfilled 
10. 10.&  in  your  folemn  dayes,  &  in  the  begin. 
14.34.  after  the  number  of  dayes  in  wch  ye  fear. 

Veu.^.z  2. ask  now  of  the  dayes  that  are  paft,which 
1 1 .  z  1  .&  the  dayes  of  your  children  in  the  land 
3  2.7.remember  the  dayes  of  old 
3  4.8X0  the  dayes  of  weeping  &  mourn.for  Mo. 

1  Sam.iz.ii-  cameft  not  within  the  iajwappoin. 

18.26.and  the  dayes  were  not  expired 

29. 3. which  hath  been  with  me  thefe  dayes.ot 

2  Sam.zi.y.inthe  firft dayes,in the begin.of barley 
1  Kjn.z.i  i;the dayes  that  Da.reigned  oy.Ifr.  were 

3.2.  no  houfe  built  till  thofe  dayes, 
1 1 . 1 2.notwithftan.  in  thy  dayes  lie  not  doe  for 
14. 20. dayes  which  Jerob. reigned  were  22  yeers 
z  KJ.  1 8.4.  for  unto  thofe  dayes  the  chil.  of  Ifr.  did 
a  3. 2  2. from  the  dayes  of  the  Judges  that  judged 
1  Cfo-fl.2  3.i.David  was  old  and  full  of  dayes 
29. 1  y  .our  dayes  on  the  earth  are  as  a  fhadow 
28. he  died  in  a  good  old  age,  full  of  dayes 
z  Chro.z4. 1  y.  Jelioiada  was  full  of  dayes  when  hee 
3  y.  1 8.from  the  dayes  of  Samuel  the  proph.nei. 
E^ra  4. 2.  fince  the  dayes  Efar-Haddon  King  of 

9. 7.  fince  the  dayes  of  our  fathers  have  we 
Neb.  1. 4.  and  mourned  certain  dayes,and  faffed 
8.17.  fince  the  dayes  of  Jefhuah  thefonofNun 
12.23.  untill  the  dayesof  Johan.the  fonofEli 
1 3 .6.and  after  certain  dayes  obtained  I  leave 
Eft.i  .4.  even  an  hundred  and  fourfcore  dayes 
y .  and  when  thefe  dayes  were  expired,the 
2. 1 2.  fo  were  the  dayes  of  their  purific.accompl. 
9.2  2.as  the  dayes  w  herein  the  Jews  refted  from 
that  they  fhould  make  them  dayes  of  fea. 
26. wherefore  they  called  thefe  dayes  Purim 
28. and  that  thefe  dayes  fhould  be  remembred 
that  thzfedayes  of  Purim  fhould  not  fail 
3  l.toconfirme  thefe  dayes  of  Purim  in 
Job  1 .  y.when  the  dayes  of  their  feafting  were  gone 
3. 6. let  it  notbejoyncduntotherf^of  the  ye. 
7.1.  alfo  like  the  dayes  of  an  hireling 

8  .^-becaufe  our  dayes  on  earth  are  a  fhadow 
1  o.  y .  are  thy  dayes  as  the  dayes  of  man  ? 

are  thy  yeers  as  mans  dayes 
12.12.  and  in  length  of  dayes  underftanding 
30. 1 6.  is  powred  out  on  me  the  dayes  of  afflicT:. 

27.  the  dayes  of  affliction  prevented  me 
3  2.7. 1  faid,  Dayes  fhould  fpeak,and  multitude 
3  3-2y.he  fhall  return  to  the  dayes  of  his  youth 
36.11  .they  fhall  fpend  their  dayes  in  profperity 
42. 17X0  Job  died,  being  old  and  full  of  dayes 
Pfal.  2  i-4.even  length  of  dayes,  for  ever  and  ever 
37.1 8. the  L.knoweth  the  dayes  of  the  upright 
44. 1 .  in  their  dayes,  in  the  times  of  old 
yy.  23.  deceitf.menfhal  not  live  out  half  their  d. 
77. y. I  have  confidered  the  dayes  of  old 
7  8.  z  3. therefore  their  dayes  did  he  confume 
89  29-and  his  throne  as  the  dayes  of  heaven 

4y.the  dayes  of  his  youth  haft  thou  fhortened 

9  0.9. for  all  our  dayes  are  paffed  away  in  thy  wr. 

io.the  dayes  of  our  yeers  are  threefc.ye.  &  ten 
1 2.fo  teach  us  to  number  our  dayes,thw 
I4.and  be  glad  all  our  dayes 
1  y.us  glad  according  to  the  dayes  wherein 
94. 1  z .  mayft  give  him  reft  from  the  dayes  of 
1 19.84. how  many  are  the  dayes  of  thy  fervant 
143. y.  I  remember  the  dayes  of  old 
Pro. 3 .  i.for  length  of  dayes,znd  long  life,and 

16.  length  of  dayes  is  in  her  right  hand, and 
Ecclcf.$, zo.not  much  rememb.therf<z_)Wofhis  life 

6.3.  fo 


DAY       DAY 

6.  3 .  fo  that  the  daycs  of  his  yeers  be  many 

7 .  xo.fay  not,What  is  the  caufe  th3t  t  he  form.d. 
8.1  f.abide  wlh  him  of  his  lab.the  da.of  his  life 
1 1 .8 .  yet  let  him  remember  the  dayes  of  daikn. 
1 2.  i  .whjie  the  evill  daycs  come  not 

Ija.j .  17. on  thy  fa.houfe  dayes  that  have  not  come 
23 .7.whofe  antiquity  is  of  ancient  dayes 
1 5  .according  to  the  dayes  of  one  King 

5  1.9.  awake  as  in  the  ancient  dayes 

60. 20.  &  the  fl'ajwofthy  mourning  fhalbe  en. 

6  3 .  1 1  .then  he  remembred  the  rf«y«J  of  old 
65. 20.no  more  thence  an  infant  of  dayes 

22.  for  as  the  Ayes  of  a  tree  are  the  ifoy.ofmy 
fe'/.z.'i  2,my  peo.have  forgotten  me  dayes  without 
6.1 1  .t  heaped  with  him  that  is  full  of  dayes 
25.34.the  dayes  of  your  flaughter,and  of  your 
3  1.33.  after  thofe  ifoj'es/aith  the  Lordjlleput 
3  5.8.  to  drink  no  wine  all  our  dayes 
36.2.  from  the  dayes  of Jofiah  even  to  this  day 
Lam-  4. 1 8 .  our  dayes  are  fulfilled, our  end  is 

5 .2 1. renew  our  dayes  of  old  • 
£^.4. 4. according  to  the  number  of  the  days  thzt 
5.  according  to  the  number  of  the  daycs 
8. till  thou  haft  ended  thedayes  of  thy  fiege 
o.bread  thereof  accor.to  the  num.of  the  dayes 
3  90.  dayes  fhalt  thou  eat  thereof 
5«2.when  the  dayes  of  the  fiege  are  fulfilled 
1 2. 2  3  .the  dayes  are  at  hand,  and 
16.22.thou  haft  not  remembred  the  days  of  thy 
4 3  .becaufe  thou  haft  not  remem-the  daycs  of 
23.19.  in  calling  to  remembr.the  dayes  of  her 
43. 27. and  when  thefe  dayes  are  expired,it  fhall 
Dan.  1 .  r  8  .now  at  the  end  of  the  dayes  that  the 
4.34.  at  the  end  of  the  dayes, I  Nebuchadnerz. 
7. 9. and  the  Ancient  of  dayes  did  fit,whofe 
1 3 .  and  came  to  the  Ancient  of  daycs 
22.  untill  the  Ancient  of  dayes  came,nnd 
8.i4.unto  two  thouf.&  three  hundr. dayes, then 

27. and  was  fick  certainc  dayes 
1 2. 1 1  fhalbe  a  thouf.two  hundr.&  ninty  dayes 
1 2-to  the  thouf.thtee  hun.&  five  &  thirty  da. 
13.&  ftand  in  the  lot  at  the  end  of  the  daycs 
Hof.2.  i  3  .He  vifit  on  her  the  dayes  of  Baalim 
9.7.  the  dayes  of  vifitation  are  come, 

the  daycs  of  recompence  are  come 

10.9. 0  Ifrael,thou  haft  finned  from  the  day. of 

Mk.j.  1 5. accor.to  the  dayes  of  thy  comming  out  of 

20.unto  our  fathers  from  the  dayes  of  old 
H.7g.2.i6\{ince  thofc  dayes  were,when  one  came 
Zee. 8. 9.  ye  that  hear  in  thefe  dayes  thefe  words  by 
3  o. before  thefe  dayes  there  was  no  hire  for 
1 1  .as  in  the  former  dayes,  faith  the  Lord 
1  5.G3  ag.  have  I  thought  in  thefe  daycs  to  do 
Mai.  3.7.  even  from  the  daycs  of  our  fathers  ye  are 
Mat.  1 1 . 1 2.from  the  daycs  of  John  the  Bapt.untill 
24.22.  except  thofe  dayes  fliould  be  fhortned 
for  the  ele&s  fake  thofe  dayes  fhalbe  fhortn. 
29.  after  the  tribulation  of  thofe  dayes  fhall 

3  7. but  as  the  dayes  of  Noe  were5fo  fhall  alfo 
Mar. 2.1.  entred  into  Capernaum  after  fome  dayes 

1 3. 20. except  that  the  L.had  fhortned  thofe  da. 

he  hath  fhortned  the  dayes 

Lu\.\.2  3. that  aflbon  as  the  £%«  of  his  miniftrat. 

24.ater  thofe  dayes-Ms  wife  Elizab.conceived 

2.6.that  while  they  were  there,  the  dayes  were 

22.and  when  the  daycs  of  her  purification 

4  3 .  and  when  they  had  fulfilled  the  daycs  as 
2 1. 2  2.  for  thefe  be  the  dayes  of  vengeance 
24.18.  are  come  to  paffe  therein  thefe  dayes 

/4cl.3.24.havelikewife  foretold  of  thefe  dayes 
5.3  6. for  before  thefe  dayes  rofe  up  Theudas 
9. 19. then  was  Saul  certain  dayes  with  the  difc- 
10.48.  then  prayed  they  him  to  tarry  cert,  dayes 
1 1. 27.8c  in  thefe  dayes  came  proph.from  Jeruf. 
1 2. 3. then  were  the  dayes  of  unleavened  bread 
15.36.  and  fome  dayes  after  Paul  faid  toBarna. 
16. 1 2.  we  were  in  that  city  abiding  certain  days 
26. 6.  after  the  dayes  of  unleavened  bread,and 
2 1 . 5  .w hen  we  had  aceomplifhed  thofe  dayes3we 
1 5. after  thofe  dayes  we  took  up  our 
26.10  fignifie  the  accomplifhm.  of  the  days  of 
38.  which  before  thefe rf4yw,madeft  an  upro. 
24.24.and  after  certain  dayes, vt  hen  Felix  came 
2  5 . 1 3 .  and  after  certain  daycs  King  Agrippa,& 
Gal. 4.  1  o.  ye  obferve  dayes,and  monethJ3and 
Epkcj~.<$.  1 6.  becaufe  the  dayes  are  cvill 


DAY       DAY 

Heb.7. 3. having  neither  beginning  of  dayes,not 
8.io.ofIfrael  after  thofe  dayes,  faith  the  Lord 
Chap.10.16. 
1 0.3  2.but  call  to  remembrance  the  former  day. 
1  Vet.  3.10.  and  fee  good  dayes,  let  him  refrain  his 
Rev. 1  i.3.prophefie  1 260.  dayes  clothed  in  fackcl. 
1 2.6.fhould  feed  her  there  1  z6o.dayes 
All  the  5Dape,6, 
G«2.3.i4.duftfhalt  thou  eat  all  the  day. of  thy  life 
17. in  forrow  fhalt  thou  eat  all  the  dayes  of 
5. 5. all  the. daycs  that  Adam  lived  were  930. ye. 
8.  allthe  dayes  of  Sheth  were  9i2.yeers 
1 1. all  therfrtye5ofEnos90  5.yeers 
14.aU  the  dayes  of  Cainan  9io.yeers 
17.aH  thedayesof  Mahalaleel  895.yeers 
20. all  the  daycs  of  Jared  were  <)6i.yeers 
23.aH  the  dayesof  Enoch  z6j.yeers 
27.allthef%cjofMethufelah969.yeers 
3  1  .all  the  dayes  of  Lamech  777  .yeers 
9. 29. all  the  dayes  of  Noah  were  950.yecrs 
Lev.  1 3.46.311  the  dayes  wherein  the  plague  fhalbe 
1 5.25.311  the  dayes  of  her  iflue  ofher  uncleann. 
26.whereo.r1  fhe  lieth  all  the  dayes  of  her  iflue 
Num.6.4.z\\  the  daycs  of  his  feparation  fhall  he 
5. all  the  dayesof  the  vow  of  his  feparation 
6.  all  the  dayes  that  he  feparat.himf.to  the  L. 
8.  all  the  dayes  of  his  feparation  he  is  holy  to 
De«?.4.9.1eft  they  dep.from  thy  heart  all  the  dayes 
io.to  fear  me  all  the  daycs  that  they  fhall  live 
6.2.  and  thy  fons  fon  all  the  daycs  of  thy  life 
1 2. 1. to  poflefle  it  all  the  dayes  that  ye  live  on 
i6.3.outof  thelandofEgy.all  thedayesof  thy 
17.19.  he  fhall  resd  therein  all  the  dayes  ofhis 
fof.i.'y.to  ftand  before  thee  all  the  days  of  thy  life 
4.  i4.as  they  feared  Mofcs  all  thedayes  of  their 
24.3  i.Ifrael  ferved  the L.all  the daysof  Jofhua 
Judg.2.7. 
&  all  the  daycs  of  the  elders  that  overliv. 
7^.2.7. 
Jud.2.1 8 .  of  their  enem.all  the  dayes  of  the  Judge 
1  Sam.  1.1 1. We  give  him  to  the  L.all  the  dayes  of 
7.i3.ha.of  the  L.wasag.the  Ph.allthe  d.of  Sa. 
1 5.Sam.  judged  Ifrael  all  the  daycs  of  his  life 
14.5  2.war  againft  the  Phil,  all  thedays  of  Saul 

1  Kjn.a. ii. ferved  Solomon  allthed<zyMofhis  li. 

25.  from  Dan  to  Beerfh.  all  the  dayes  of  Sol. 
8. 40. that  they  may  fear  thee  all  the  dayes  that 

1  i.25.an  adverfary  to  Ifrael  all  thedays  of  Sol. 

3  4-but  He  make  him  prince  all  the  dayes  of 
1 5. 5. that  he  comm.him  all  the  daycs  of  his  life 
6.warbetw.  Rehob.and  Jerob.all  theday.  of 

2  Kjn.i  3.2  2.HaZael  opprefled  Ifrael  all  the  da. of 

23.22.  nor  in  all  the  daycs  of  the  Kings  of  Ifra. 

2  5. 29.eat  bread  contin. before  him  all  the  dayes 

3  o.  a  daily  rate  for  ev.day  all  the  dayes  of  his 
2^.24.2.  all  thedayesof  /ehoiada the prieft 

14.  of  the  L. continually  all  the  dayesof  Jeh. 
E%ra  4.5.10  fruftratethier  purp.all  the  da.  of  Cyr. 
Job.  14.14.  all  the  dayes  of  my  appointed  timewil 
P/z.  2  3.6.8c  mercy  fhall  follow  me  all  the  dayes  of 
27-4-dwel  in  the  houfe  of  the  L.all  the  d.of  my 
1 28. 5. the  good  of  Jeruf.all  the  dayes  of  thy  life 
P'/o.i  5. 1 5. all  the  daycs  of  the  afflicted  are  evill 

3  1. 1 2. and  not  evill  all  the  dayes  of  her  life 
Ecclef.2.-$ .  under  the  heaven  all  the  dayes  of  their 

5.18.  all  the  dayes  of  his  life  which  God  giveth 
6. 1 2. all  the  dayes  of  his  vain  life  which  he 
9.9.whom  thou  loveft  all  the  dayes  of  thy 

given  thee  under  the  fun,  all  theda.  of 
Ifa.  38.20.all  the  dayes  of  our  life  in  the  hou.of  the 

63.9.  and  carried  them  all  the  dayes  of  old 

Jer.-$2.  3  3. eat  br. before  him  all  the  da.of  his  life 

3  4.every  day  a  portion,all  the  dayes  of  his  life 

I«/f.i.7  5.right.before  him  all  the  dayes  of  our  li. 

AUtbeir  3Dape0, 

1  Kj.  14. 3  o.warbetw.Rehob.&  Jerob.all  their  da. 

1 5.i6.betw.Afa  &  Baafha  K.of  Ifr.all  their  da. 

Ver.32. 

2  Kjn.ii.i.  to  the  hand  ofBenhad.  all  their  dayes 
Job  11.13. they  *Pent  tne'r  ^J^"1  wealth,and 

"fotytScome. 

1  Sam.2. 71. dayes  come  that  lie  cut  off  thine  arm 

2  Kjn.20. 1 7#the  dayes  come,thit  all  that  is  in  thy 

lfa.^.6. 

Jer.7.2  2.behold,the  (fo.comejfaith  the  Lo.that  it 

o.2$.beh.the  dayes  come,faith  the  L.that  I  wil 


DAY        DAY 

1 6.  i4.beh.the^.come,faith  the  L.that  it  fhall 

19.6.  the  daycs  come,  faith  the  L.that  this  pl.ice 

23 . 5. the  dayes  come  faith  the  Lo.  that  He  raife 

7. the  daycs  come,faith  the  Lo.that  they  fhall 

3 0.3. for  lo,the  da.  come,faith  the  Lo.  that  lie 

3  r.27.  the  daycs  come^faith  the  L.  that  Ik  fow 

3  1  .the  da.  come,  faith  the  L.  that  He  make  a 

38.  ^.come,faith  the  L.that  the  city  fhalbe 

3  3 . 1 4.  the  dayes  come,faith  the  L.that  He  perf. 

48.1 2. the  dayes  come,futh  the  L.  that  He  fend 

49.2.the<i*.comc,faiththc  L.  that  He  caufe  an 

5  i-47.the  ekcome,that  He  do  judgment  upon 

Verf.51. 
Am. 4.2, the  daycs  fhall  come  upon  you,thitJie  fhal 
8. 1  i.the  ^y.come,fimh  the  clay  L.that  He  fend 
9- 1 3  .the  income,  faith  the  L.  that  the  plowm. 
Mat. 9. 1 5. but  the  dtf.fhall  come  when  the  bridegr. 
Mar.2.20.  Lu^.^.^. 
Luli.i-j.22.  the  dayes  \vi\)  come,whenyc  defire  to; 
19.43.  f°r  the  daycs  fhall  come,  that  thine  ene. 
2 1 .6.thc  dayes  will  come,  in  the  wch  there  fhall 
Heb.S.X.the  daycs  come,  faith  the  L.that  He  make 
ID  apC0  ofDavid,Seefatfy(0. 
Few  ^Dapes, 
Gw.24.55.  let  the  damofel abide  with  us  afewrf, 
27.44.tany  a  few  r/(ryw,untill  thy  brothers 
29. 2o.they  feemed  to  him  but  a  few  dayes 
47.9. few  and  evill  are  the  dayes  of  the  yeers  of 
Num.9. zo- w  hen  tne  chni  was  a  few  dayes  on  the 
Job  14. 1.  is  of  few  <%w,and  full  of  trouble 
Pfal.  i09.8.1et  his  dayes  be  few,&  let  another  take 
Dan.i  1. 10.  but  within  few  dayes  he  fhalbe deflro, 
Eeb.  1 2. 1.0.  they  verily  for  a  few  days  chaftened  us 

His  IDagCjS. 
Gcd.6. 3. yet  his  dayes  fhall  be  1  20.  yeers 

10  2  5 .  for  in  his  dayes  was  the  earth  divided 
Dent.  2  2. 19.  he  may  not  put  her  away  all  his  dayes 

Verfe  29. 

1  Kivg-t  5 •  1 4>was  perfect  wirh  the  Lo.all  his  dayes 

16-34. in  n's  daycs  did  Hiel  the  Bethelite  build 
2 1 .  29. 1  w  ill  not  bring  the  evill  in  his  daycs 

2  Kjn.S.  20.in  his  daycs  Edom  revolted  fromiinder 

1 2- 2. was  right  in  the  fight  of  the  L.all  his  days 
1  5. 1 8. he  departed  not  all  hisrfay.from  the  fins 
23.29.in  his  dayes  Phar.Ncch.Kof  Egypt  went 
24. 1. in  his  dayes  Nebuchadn.  K.of  Babyl. came 

1  Chr.  1.  r0.  becaufe  in  his  daycs  the  earth  was  div. 

22. 9. and  quietnefle  unto  Ifrael  in  his  dayes 

2  Chr.  15.17-  heart  of  Afa  was  perfect  all  his  daycs 

2 1. 8. in  his  da. the  Edomi.revoltedfrom  under 
34.3  3.  all  his  dayes  they  departed  not  from  fol. 
Job  1 4. 5. feeing  his  dayware  determined,and 
1 5.20.wic.man  travelleth  with  pain  all  his  da. 
24. 1  .doe  they  not  know  him,nor  fee  his  dayes 
Vfal.-y  2.7.  in  his  daycs  fhall  the  righteous  fiourifh 
10  3 . 1 5  .as  for  man,his  dayes  are  as  graffe,as  a 
144-4- his  dayes  are  as  a  fhadow  that  pafleth 
Pio.28. 1 6. that  hatethcoveto.fhall  prolong  his  da. 
Eccl.2.27  .for  all  his  dayes  are  forrowes 

5. 1 7. all  his  daycs  alfo  he  eateth  in  darknefle 
8.1 2.and  his  dayes  be  prolonged,yet  furely 
1 3 .  neither  fhall  he  prolong  his  dayes 
iA.65.20.nor  an  old  man  that  hath  notfil.his^t. 
Jer.  1 7 . 1  i.fhall  leave  them  in  the  midft  of  his  da. 
2 2. 30. a  man  that  fhall  not  profper  in  his  dayes 
2 3. 6. in  his  dayes  Judah  fhalbe  faved,and 
In  the  ibapesf. 
Gen.  14. 1  .came  to  paffe  in  the  dayes  of  Amraphel 
26. 1.  famine  that  was  in  the  dayes  of  Abraham 
1 5-vvels  digged  in  the  dayes  of  Abraham 

Verfe  18. 

3  o.  1 4.Reuben  went  in  the  dayes  of  wheat  harv. 

47.9.  in  the  dayes  of  their  pilgrimage 

Judg.<;.6.in  the  dayes  of  Sh^mg^t  fonofAnath 

in  the  dayes  of  Jael,thehigh  wayes  were 

8.28.countr.was  in  quietn.40.yee.  in  the<&.of 

1 5.20.  he  judged  Ifr.in  the  dayes  of  the  Philift. 

Ruth  1 . 1  .came  to  pafs  in  the  days  when  the  Judges 

1  Sam.  1 7. 1 2.for  an  old  man  in  the  dayes  of  Saul 

2  Sam.  2 1 . 1 .  a  famine  in  the  dayes  of  Dav-  3  •  yeers 

9.  and  were  put  to  death  in  the  da.  of  harveft 

i  Kj.  1  o.  2 1  .it  was  noth.accounted  of  in  the  da.  of 

22.46.  wcl"  remained  in  theda.  of  his  fath.  Afa 

2  Kj  1 5-29.n1  the  da.of  Pekah  K.of  Ifr.carme  Tig- 

1  C^.4.4 1  .thefe  writ,  by  name  came  in  the  day. of 

5.10.  in 


DAY         DAY 

5  io.in  the  dayes  of  Saul  they  made  warre  with 
1 7.  in  the  dayes  of  Jotham  King  of Judah 
and  in  the  daps  of  Jeroboam  K.  of  Ifr. 
7.2.whofe  number  was  in  the  daps  of  David 
i?  3  we  enquired  not  at  it  in  the  daps  of  Saul 
z  Cbr. g.zo.not  any  thing  account,  of  in  the  da.oi 
i  j.io.nei.did  Jero.recov.ftreng.ag.m  theda.ot 
z6  ?.&  he  fought  God  in  the  daps  of  Zechar. 
,  J  26.came  not  upon  them  in  the  day.  of  Hez. 
Eva  4.7. &  in  the  daps  of  Artaxerxes  wrote  they 
Neh.  1 2.7.  &  of  their  brethren  in  the  daps  of Jem. 
1  i.  in  the  daps  of  Jehoiachim  were  Priefts 
22.  Levites  in  the  daps  of  Eliafliib,  Joiada, 
26.  thefe  were  in  the  dayes  of  Joiakim,the 
and  in  the  dayes  of  Nehemiah  the  governor 
46.  in  the  t%«  of  David  and  Afaphof  old 
47.and  alllfrael  in  the  dayes  of  Zerubbabel, 
and  in  the  dayes  of  Nehemiah,  gave 
Eft.  1 . 1 .  it  came  to  paffe  in  the  dayes  of  Ahafuerus 
Job  29.1.  as  in  the  dayes  when  God  preferved  me 
4-as  I  was  in  the  dayes  of  my  youth,when 
Pfal.  57.1  o.in  the  dayes  of  famine  they  fhalbe  fatif, 
49. 5. wherefore  fhould  I  fear  in  the  day.oi  evill 
EccL1.16.novi  is,in  the  dap  to  come  fhalbc  forg. 
7. 1 5.  all  things  have  I  feen  in  the  dayes  of  my 
1 1 .9.  let  thine  heart  cheer  thee  in  the  da.oi  thy 
12.1  .now  thy  Creator  in  the  dayes  of  thy  youth 
if  a.  1. 1. concerning  Ifrael  in  the  dayes  of  Uzziah 
7. 1. it  came  to  paffe  in  the  dayes  of  Ahaz,the 
Jer.  i.i.to  whom  the  wor.of  the  L.came  in  the  da. 
3 .  it  came  alfo  in  the  dayes  of  Jehoiakim  the 
3.6.  Lo.faid  alfo  unto  me  in  thedayesoi  Jofiah 
26.i8.Micah  prophefied  in  the  dayes  of  Hezek. 
3  f  .i.wch  came  to  Jer.  from  the  L.in  thedaysoi 
46.26.as  in  the  dayes  of  old,faith  the  Lord 
Lam.  1 .7 .  Jerufa.rememb.in  the  dayes  of  her  afflict. 
pleaf.  things  that  (lie  had  in  the  da.oi  old 
2.17.  that  he  hid  commanded  in  the  da.  of  old 
E^e.  16.60.Ile  remem.my  cov.w,h  thee  in  the  day. 
22. 14.  or  can  thine  hands  be  ftrong  in  the  days 
Dd/Z.  2. 44>in  the  days  of  thefe  kings  (hall  the  God 

5. 1 1  .and  in  the  dayes  of  thy  father,  light  and 

Hof.  1 . 1  .that  came  to  Hofea  in  the  days  of  Uzziah 

and  in  the  dayes  of  Jerob.the  fon  of  Joafh 

2.i5.&fhefliallfingthereasiiithe«kyMofher 

p. 9. corrupted  tbemfel.as  in  the  dayes  of  Gibeah 

1 2.9.  as  in  the  dayes  of  the  folemne  feaft 

Joel  i.2.or  even  in  the  dayes  of  your  fathers 

Am.  1 . 1  .he  faw  concern.Ifr.in  the  dayes  of  Uzziah 

in  the  dayesoi Jerob.fon  of  Joa(h,King 

9.1 1. and  He  build  it  as  in  the  twofold 

Mic.  1.1.  that  came  to  Mic.  in  the  dayes  of  Jotham 

7. 14.  feed  in  Bafh.  &  Gilead  as  in  the  da.oi  old 

Zejjfe.i.i. which  came  to  Zeph-in  the  dayes  of  Jof. 

Zee.  14.5. fled  from  before  the  Lo.in  the  da.oi\Xz. 

Afa/.g.4.as  in tht dayes  of  old.and  as  in  former 

Mat.z.  i.Jef.  was  born  in  Beth,  in  the  dayes  of  Her. 

2j.30.if  we  had  been  in  the  dayeJ  of  our  fathers 

24.3  8. for  as  in  the  day.that  were  before  the  fl. 

Ato\a.26.into  the  houfe  of  G.in  the  day  of  Abia. 

£#£.!.{.  there  was  in  the^.of  Her.the  K.of  Jud. 

2  5.thus  hath  the  L.dealt  with  me  in  the  day. 

4.2f.many  wid.were  inlfr.in  the  days  of  Elias 

17.26.  itbe  alfo  in  theses  of  the  Son  of  man 

as  it  was  in  the  dayes  of  Noe,fo 

28.likewifealfc.it  was  in  the  da.oi Lot,they 

Aft..  5 .  3 7  -rofe  up  Jud.  of  Gal.in  the  day.oi  the  tax. 

11.28.  came  to  pafs  in  the  dayes  of  Clau .  Cefar 

Med.  ?.7.who,in  the  dayes  of  his  flefh,  when  he  had 

1  Par.3.20,long  fuff.of  G.waited  in  the  da.oi N. 

Rev.  1 0.7. but  in  the  dayes  of  the  voice  of  7*  angel 

1  i.6.that  it  rain  not  in  the  dayes  of  their  proph. 

In  thofe  5Dat»eg. 

Ge3.6.4.were  gyants  in  the  earth  in  thofe  daps 

Exod.  2. 1 1  .it  came  to  paffe  in  thofe  da.when  Mof. 

Deut.  17. 9. &  to  the  Judge  that  fhalbe  in  thofe  da. 

19. 17.bef.the  Judg.  which  (halb'e  in  thofe  dayes 

1      l6-3'g° t0  'he  prieft  that  (hall  be  in  thofe  dayes 

/i*/.  2.0.6.  of  the  high  prieft  that  flialbe  in  thofe  d. 

Judg.sj  ,6,\n  thofe  dayes  there  was  no  K.in  Ifr.but 

Chap.18,1.  &  21.25. 

18. 1.8c  in  thofe  dayes  the  tribe  of  Dan  fought 

1 9..1 .  to  paffe  in  thofe  dayes,  when  there  was  no 

ao.17.ark  of  the  covof  G.was  there  in  thofe  d. 

i8.Phin.ftood  before  it  in  thofe  Ay«,faying 

1 Sam^.i.  wor.of  the  L.was  precious  in  thofe  da. 


DAY       DAY 

28. 1  .to  pafs  in  thofe  dayes, that  the  Philift.gath. 

1  Sam.\6.z$.  which  hecounfelled  in  thofe  da.vvas 

z  Kj.i  0.3  2. in  thofe  da.the  L.began  to  cut  Ifr.fho. 

1 5. 3  7. in  thofe  days  the  L. begin  to  fend  againft 

20.1.  in  thofe  dayes  was  Hezekinh  lick  unto 

2  Cfo-.32.24.  i/a.38.1. 
Neh.6. 17. in  thofe  da.the  Nobl.of  Jud.  fent  many 
1 3 . 1 5. in  thofe  dayes  faw  I  in  Judah  fome  that 
2  3  -in  thofe  dayes  alfo  faw  I  Jewcs  that  had 
Eft.  1. 2.that  in  thofe  dayes, Yihzn  K.Ahafu  fate  on 
2.2 1. in  thofe  dayes,  while  Mordecai  fate  in  the 
Jer. 3. 1 6.  in  thofe  da.izith  the  L.they  (hall  fay  no 
1 8. in  thofe  dayes  the  hou.of  Judah  (hal  walk 
5. 1 8. in  thofe  days,  faith  the  Lordjle  not  make 
3  i.29.in  thofe da.they  dial  fay  no  more,The  f. 
3  3 . 1 5  .in  thofe  dayes,and  at  chat  time,  will  I 

1 6.  in  thofe  dayes  (hall  Judah  be  faved 

jo.4.in  thofe  dayes,&  at  tbattimc,faith  the  L. 

20. in  thofe  dayes  the  inicjui.of  Ifr.fhalbe  fou. 

£^£.38.17.  which  proph. in  thofe  da. many  yeers 

D<«z.  10. 2. in  thofe  da.\  Dan-was  mourn.thrce  full 

Joel  2.29-upon  the  hand-maids  in  thofe  afo.will  I 

Acl.z.  18. 

j.i.for  behold,  in  thofe  day.when  I  (hall  bring 

Zec8.23.in  thofe^z.it  (hall  come  to  pafs,thatten 

Mat.i.i.in  thofe  dayes  came^oh.the  Bapt.preach. 

24. 19. and  to  them  that  give  fuck  in  thofe  days 

Mar.i^.\j.Lul{.zi.zi. 

Mar.  1 .9. in  thofe  days, that  Jefus  came  from  Naz. 

2.2o.and  then  (hall  they  fait  in  thofe  dayes 

8.  i. in  thofe  days,the  multitude  being  very  gre. 

1 3.i9.for  in  thofe  dayes  (hall  be  affliction 
24.HI  thofe  dayes,  after  that  tribulat.  the  Sun 
L«^.r.39.andMaryarofein  thofe dayes,and  went 

2.  i.in  thok  dayes, that  there  went  out  a  decree 

4. 2. in  thofe  dayes  he  did  eat  nothing 

6. 1 2.in  thofe  dayes  he  went  to  a  mount 

9 . 3  6.and  told  no  man  in  thofe  dayes  any  of 

20. 1  .that  on  one  of  thofe  days,  when  as  he  tau. 
ASt.i.  1  j.&  in  thofe  days  Pet.ftood  up  in  the  mid. 

6.  i.in  thofe  dayes  when  the  numb.of  the  difcip. 

7.41 .  they  made  a  calfe  in  thofe  dayes,  and  off. 

9-3  7. it  came  to  pafs  in  thofe  dayes,that  (he  was 
Rev.  2.  1 3 .  not  denyed  my  faith  even  in  thofe  dayes 

9.6.and  in  thofe  days  (hall  men  feek  death,  and 
La(l  SDapeg. 
Ges.49.1  .which  fhall  befall  you  in  the  laft  dayes 
lfa.z.z.  it  (hall  come  to  pafs  in  the  laft  dayes,that 
Mic. a. 1. in  the  laft  dayes  it  (hall  come  to  paffe,that 
Acl.z.  17. in  the  laft  dayes,iaith  God,I  will  povvre 
2  Tim.  3 . 1  .in  the  laft  days  perilous  times  (hal  come 
Heb.  i.2.hath  in  thefe  laft  dayes  fpoken  to  us  by  his 
Jam. 5.3. heaped  treafurc  togeth.for  the  laft  dayes 
z  Pet. 3. 3  .(hall  come  in  the  laft  dayes  fcoffers,  and 

Later  iDapeg. 
Num.ZA.  1 4,peo.  fhal  do  to  thy  peo.in  the  later  da. 
Deu.^.^o.even  in  the  later  dayes,ii thou  turn  to 

3 1. 29.8c  evill  will  befall  you  in  the  later  dayes 
Jer.zi.zo.in  the  later  day.  ye  (hall  confid.it  perf. 

Chap.30.24. 

48.47.brLag.the  capt.of  Moab  in  the  later  days 

49.39.paHe  in  the  later  dayes,that  He  bring  ag. 
E^e{.  38.1 6. it  (hall  be  in  the  later  dayes,md 
Z> #2. 2. 2 8.  what  fhalbe  in  the  later dayes.Thy  dre.a. 

1 0.14.W  hat  fliall  befall  thy  peo.in  the  later  *%* 
Hof.  3 . 5  .and  his  goodneffe  in  the  later  dayes 

Many  ?Dap£j8. 
Ge;z.2i.34.inthePhiliftims  land  many  dayes 

37.34.  mourned  for  his  fon  many  dayes 
Lev.i  s.2  5..wom.haveanifl!ie  ofherbi.  many  id. 
N«#z.9.i9.tarriedlongcn  the  tab.many<%.f,then 
Deit.  1 ,46.fo  he  abode  in  Kadefh  many  dayes 

2.1.  wecompaffed  mount  Seir  many  dayes 
Jojh.zz.^.not  left  your  brethren  thefemany  dayes 
1  Kjng.z ,38.Shimeidwelt  in  Jerufal.  many  dayes 

1 7. 1  5. (he,  &  he,&  her  houfe  did  eat  many  days 

1 8.  i.to  paffe  after  many  dayes,that  the  word  of 
1  Chr.f. zz.  Ephraim  their  father  mourn.many  d. 
E/L1.4.  the  hon.of  his  excellent  majefty  many  da. 
Pfal. 34.  i  2. and  loveth  many  dayes,  that  he  may  fee 
Eccl.  1 1. 1  .for  thou  (halt  find  it  after  many  dayes 
lfa.zq.zz.  &  after  many  dayes  fliall  they  be  vifited 

3  2. 10. many  days  and  yeers  fliall  ye  be  troubled 
Jer.i  3 ,6.to  paffe  after  many  dayes,that  the  Lord 

3  2. 1 4. that  they  may  continue  many  dayes 
Y 


DAY        D  AY 

3  j. 7. that  ye  may  live  many  dayes 
37.i6.Jeremiah  had  remained  there  many  days 
E\e.  1 2. 27. the  vifion  that  he  feeth  is  for  many  da. 

3  8. 8. after  xnanf  dayes  thou  (halt  be  vilited 
Daa.8.z6.iovit  (hall  be  for  many  dayes 
10.14.  for  yet  the  vifion  is  for  many  dayes 
1 1 . 3  3 .  by  captivity  and  by  fpoile  many  dayes 
Hof.$.$  .for  thou  (halt  abide  for  me  many  dayes 

4-child.of  Ifr.fhall  abide  many^jw  without 
Im\.  15.1 3. not  many  ^/.«.after,the  yonger  fon  gath. 
Job.z.n.Sc  they  continued  there  not  many  dayes 
Act.  1 . 5  .be  bapt. w'h  the  H. G h.nor  many  Whence 
9.2  3-after  that  many  ekwere  fulfillpd,the  Jews 
43  .that  he  tarried  many dayesat  Joppa  with 
1  3 . 3  1  .he  was  feen  many  dayes  of  th  ^m  which 
1 6. 1 8 .and  this  did  (he  many  dayes}but  Paul 
2 1 .  10. and  as  we  tarried  there  many  dtyes,there 
25.  i4.when  they  had  been  there  many  rf.Feft. 
27. 7. when  we  had  failed  flowly  many  clips,  & 
20.  w  hen  neither  fun  nor  ftars  in  many  dayes 
My  ©apefif. 
Gen.z9.z  1  -give  me  my  wire/or  my  days  are  fulfil. 
2  King.  20. 19. if  peace  and  truth  be  in  my  dayes 
Job  7.6-my  dayes  arc  fwifter  then  a  weavers  (huctle 
1 6. let  me  alonc,for  my  dayes  are  vaniry 
g.zf.now  my  dayes  are  fwifter  then  a  poft 
10.20.are  not  my  dayes  few  ?  Ceafe  then  &  let 
1 7 . 1 .  my  dayes  are  extinct,  the  graves  are  ready 
1 1. my  dayes  are  paft^my  purpofes  are  broken 
29. 1 8. 1  fliall  multiply  my  diyes  as  the  find 
P/^.39.4.  and  the  meafure  of  my  daycs,w/hat  it  is 
5. thou  haft  made  my  dayes  as  an  hand  bread. 
102.3.  my  dayes  are  confumed  like  fmoak 
1 1  .my  dayes  ate  like  a  (hadow  that  declineth 
1 3  .he  (hortened  my  dayes 
24. take  me  not  away  in  the  midft  of  my  da. 
//a.38.10.1  faid,in  the  cutting  off  of  my  dayes 

39.8.  there  (hall  be  peace  and  truth  in  my  dayes 
Jer.zo.18.my  dayes  fhould  be  confumed  with  (ha. 

Now  a  SDapeg, 
1  Sam.z^.  icthere  be  many  ferv.  now  a  dayes  that 
Prolong      ") 
Prolonged   >2Dapei8f» 
Prolongeth  3 
Dent.4.z6.yc  (hall  not  prolong  your  dayes  on  it 
40. that  thou  maift  prolong  thy  days  on  earth 
5.'  16.  that  thy  dayes  may  be  prolonged 

Chapt.  6.  2, 
23  .that  ye  may  prolong  your  days  in  the  land 
Chap.  1 1.9. 
17.  20.  that  hee  may  prolong  his  dayes 

Chap.  22.  7. 
30. 18. that  yee  fhall  not  prolong  your  dayes  on 
3  2. 47. thro. this  thing  ye  (hall  prolong  your  da. 
Pro.  1  o.  27. the  feare  of  the  Lord  prolongeth  dayes 
Ecclc. 8.  l.z. and  his  dayes  be  prolonged,yet  furely 

1 3  .neither  fhall  he  prolong  his  dayes 
l/a.13.22.  andher  dayes  (hall  not  be  prolonged 

$  3 .  io.he  fliall  prolong  his  daycs,and 
E^e£.i2.22.faying,  Thedayesare  prolonged 

Thy  3Daj>e0, 
ExocLzo. iz.thztthy  da.  may  be  long  upon  the  la, 

2  3. 26.  the  number  of  thy  dayes  I  will  fulfill 
De«f.2j.6.northeir  profperity  all  thy  dayes  for  ev. 

25.15  .that  thy  dayes  may  be  lengthened  in  the 
28.  57.  enemies  fliall  diftreffe  thee  in  thy  dayes 
30.20.and  the  length  of  thy  dayes 
3 1. 1 4.  thy  dayes  approach,that  thou  muft  die 

3  3. 2 5. and  as  thy  dayesjo  ihall  thy  ftrength  be 

1  SS.25.  28. not  bin  found  with  thee  all  thydayes 

2  Sam.7. 1 2.  and  when  thy  dayes  be  fulfilled,and 
1 1^-3 .1 3  -not  any  am.thc  Ks.like  to  thee  all  thy  d. 

1 4.then  I  will  lengthen  thy  dayes 
1 1 . 1 2  .notwithftanding,in  thy  dayes  He  not  doe 
2  Km-  20. 6.11e  add  co  thy  dayes  fifteen  yeers 

1  Chro.17.1 1.  whenthy<Ay<«beexpired,that 
Job  1  o.  5  .are  thy  dayes  as  the  dayes  of  man  are 
39.1 2. haft  thou  coman.  the  morn.fince  thy  da. 
a  1  .becaufe  the  number  of  thy  dayes  is  great 
Pro.g.  1 1  -for  by  me  thy  dayes  fliall  be  multiplied 
E%c}{.z  2. 4. thou  haft  caufed  thydayes  to  draw  ncer 

Two  ©ages. 

Exo.  16.29.on  the  fixth  day  the  bread  of  two  dyes 

]v"/.'»2.9.2  2.whetherit  were  twodayes,ora  moneth 

1 1. 19. fliall  not  eat  one  day,  nor  two  dayes,  nor 

zSam.i.i.T>avidi 


DAY         D  A  Y 

z  Sam. iri  .David  had  abode  two  daycs  in  Ziklag 
E%ra  i  o.i  3. nei. is  this  a  work  of  one  day, or  z.da. 
£/2.9.i7.that  they  fhould  keep  thefe  two  daycs 
Hof.z. 6. after  two  daycs  will  he  revive  us 
Mat.  z.  i6.ye  knovv3that  after  two  days  is  the  feaft 

Mafl[.i'A..i. 
Job.4.40.  and  he  abode  there  two  daycs 

43. now  after  two  dayes  he  departed  thence 

1  r.6.he  abode  two  daycs  ft  ill  in  the  fame  place 

'Three  JDapeg. 

Gen. 30.36.  Laban  fet  three  dayes  journey  betwixt 

40. 1 2.  three  branches  are  three  daycs 

1 3. within  three  daycs  fhall  Pharaoh  lift 

Verfe  19. 

1 8. the  three  baskets  are  three  dayes 

41. 17. put  them  all  into  ward  three  dayes 

Exo.$.  1 8. three  d.iycs  journey  into  the  wilderneffe 

Chap.5.3.  &  8.17. 

io>zi.darkn.  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt  three  da. 

2 3. any  from  that  place  for  three  dayes 

15.22.and  they  went  three  daycs  in  the  wilder. 

Num.  10.3  j. from  the  mount  of  the  L.j.^.journ. 

went  before  them  in  the  three rfrf.journ. 

3  3. 8. three  dayes  journey  in  the  wild  of  Etham 

Jof.1.1 1 .  for  within  three  dayes  ye  fhall  pafs  over 

'2.  1 6. and  hide  your  felres  there  three  dayes 

z  i.and  abode  there  three  dayes 
3.  z. came  to  pafs  after  three  days,that  the  offic. 
9.  >6.attheend  of  three  da. after  they  had  made 
Judg.  1 9. 4. he  abode  with  him  three  da.znd  did  eat 
1  Sam  9. 20. thine  afles  which  were  loft  %.da.  agoe 
20.19.when  thou  haft  flayed  three  dayes,thex\ 
21.5  .from  us  about  tfkfe  three  dayes  iince 
30.1 2. nor  drank  any  water  three  dayes,  and 
1  3-becaufe  three  dayes  agonel  fell  ficfc 
2&z.20.4.affemb.methemenof  Jud. within  $.da. 

24.1  3. that  there  be  three  days  peftilence  in  thy 

1  l(in.i  2.  j. depart  yet  for  three  dayes,  then 

2  Kj- 2. 1 7. fought  him  thrci  daycs,but  fou.him  not 

1  Cbr.i  2.39.they  were  with  Da.3  dayes,  eating  & 

2 1. 1 2.or  elfe  three  dayes  the  fword  of  the  Lord 

2  Cfo-.io.^.come  again  unto  me  after  three  daycs 

20.2  5.  were  three  days  in  gathering  of  the  fpoil 
E^i a  8.15.  and  there  abode  we  in  tents  three  days 

3  2.wc  came  to  Jeruf.Sc  abode  there  3.  dayes 

10.8.  whatfoev.  would  not  come  within  3.  da. 

9.together  unto  Jerufalem  within  three  dayes 

Neh-z.  1 1 .1  came  to  Jcfufal.&  was  there  three  days 

Eflb.4.16.  neither  eat  nor  drink  thxeedayes 

Jona.i.i  7.  Jonah  was  in  the  belly  of  the  fifti  3 .  da. 

3 .3  .Nmev.was  an  exceeding  great  city  of  3  .da. 

Mat.i  2. 40. as  Jonas  was  three  days  &  three  nights 

fo  fhall  the  Son  of  man  be  three  days  & 

15.32.  becaufe  they  contin.with  me  now  3  .da. 

Mar\B.z. 

z6.6 1. and  to  build  it  in  three  dayes  • 

27.40.&  buildeft  it  in  three  <^y.fave  thy  felf,if 

63  .faidjwhile  he  was  yet  alive,After  3.rfa.Ile 

Mar.S.  3  i.and  after  three  dayes  rife  againe 

14.58.  and  within  three  dayes  lie  build  another 
1  5.29.2nd  buildeft  it  in  three  dayes 
Lu\.  1.46. after  3 '.  da.  they  found  him  in  the  temp. 
Job.  z.  1 9.  and  in  three  daycs  I  will  raife  it  up 

20. and  wilt  thou  reare  it  up  in  three  daycs 
Acl-g.y.  and  he  was  three  dayes  without  fight,and 
25.1.  after  three  dayes  heeafcended  from  Cefa. 
28.7.  and  lodged  us  three  dayes  courteoufly 
1 2.1anding  at  Syracufejwe  tarried  there  3  .da. 
17.  after  three  dayes  Paul  called  the  chiefe  of 
Rev.  1 1  .p.fHall  fee  their  dead  bodies  three  daycs  & 
1 1. after  $.&&.  &  an  half  the  fpir.of  life  from 
Four  ©apes. 

i»  Judg.  1 1 .40.1ament  the  daugh.of  Jephth.  4.da.'m  a^ 
Job.  1 1 . 1 7 .  had  Iyen  in  the,grave  four  days  already" 
39.for  he  hath  been  dead  four  dayes 
,  Atl.xo. 3  o.Corncl.faid,Four ia.ago  I  was  falling 

Five  2Daj>eff, 
I  Num.  1 1 . 1 9-nor  five  day s,hei. ten  dayes,nor  2o.da. 
I  ASt.zOi 6.came  unto  them  to  Troas  in  five  daycs 
24.1.  after  five  dayes  Ananias  the  high  prieft 
Si*3Dape0. 
i  Exod  16.26.  fa  daycs  ye  fhall  gather  it,but 
20.9.  fix  dayes  (halt  thoulabour,and  doe 

1 1 .  for  in  fix  daycs  the  L.  made  heav.&  earth 
J      23. 12. fix  dayesthou  fhalt  do  thy  work,and 
24. 1  6.and  the  cloud  covered  it  fix  ctayespnd 


DAY       DAY 

31.15.  fadayes  may  work  be  done,  but 

Chap.35.2.  Iew.23.3. 
1 7. in  fa  dayes  the  Lo.  made  heaven  &  earth 
3  4. 2 1  .fix  daycs  thou  fhalt  work,but 
Deut.  5 . 1 3  .fix  dayes  thou  fhalt  labour,  and  doe 

1 6.8.  fix.  dayes  thou  fhalt  eat  unleavened  bread 
Jofh.6'i  .thus  fhalt  thou  doe  fix  daycs 

1 4-retur.to  the  camp,fo  they  did  fix  dayes 
£^.46.  i.fhall  be  fhut  fix  working  dayes 
Mat.  1 7 . 1 .  after  fix  da.JeC.  taketh  Peter  James  and 

Mar.g.z- 
Lull,  1 3. 14. there  are  fix  dayes  in  which  men  ought 
Job.  1 2. 1  .then  Jef.fix  daycs  before  the  paffov-caine 

Seven  3Dapes. 

Ge«.7.4.yet  feven  dayes,and  He  caufe  it  to  raine 
io.after  feven  dayes  the  waters  of  the  floud 
8.10.  and  hee  flayed  yet  other  feven  dayes 

Verf.12. 
31.23.  Laban  purfued  after  him  feven  dayes 
50. 10.  made  a  mourning  for  his  fath. feven  da. 
Exod.y.z^S:  ven  dayes  were  fulfilled  after.that 
1 2.1 5.  feven  dayesye  fhall  eat  unleavened  bre. 
Chapt.13.657.  &  23.15.  8C34.  18. 
Lev. zj.6. Num. z8. 17.  Deut. 16.3. 
1 2. 19.  feven  dayes  fhall  there  be  no  leaven  fou. 
22.30.feven  dayes  it  fhalbe  with  his  damme,on 
29.30.prie.in  his  ftead  fhal  put  them  on  7. days 
3  5  .feven  dayes  fhalt  thou  confecrate  them 
37-feven  dayes  thou  fhalt  make  an  atone. for 
ICf. 3. 2 3. of  thetabcrn.of  the  congregat.in  7. days 
for  feven  dayes  fhall  he  confecrate  you 
3  s'.ofthecongregat.fevendrfyf:r,day  &  night 
1  2.2.  then  fhe  (hall  be  unclean  feven  dayes 
1 3.4.  that  hath  the  plague  feven  dayes 

5.  the  prieft  fhall  fhut  him  up  feven  <iz.more 
2 1. then  the  prieft  fhall  fhut  him  up  feven  da. 
Verfe  26. 
3 1 .  that  -hath  the  plague  of  the  fcall  7.  dayes 
3  3  .fhut  him  up  that  hath  the  fcall  ■^•da.more 
50.  fhut  up  it  that  hath  the  plague  feven  dayes 
54-and  he  fhall  fhut  it  up  feven  daycs  more 
1 4.8  .tarry  abroad  out  of  his  tent  feven  dayes 

3  8 .  and  fhut  up  the  houfe  feven  dayes 
15.13.  then  he  fhall  number  to  himfelf  7. daycs 
i9.fhe  fhall  be  put  apart  feven  dayes 
24.  he  fhall  be  unclean  feven  dayes>8t  all  the 
28. then  fhe  fhall  number  to  her  felfe  7. dayes 
22.27.then  it  fhalbe  feven  dayes  under  the  dam 
23. 8. an  off.made  by  fire  to  the  L.feven  dayes 
3  4.for  feven  dayes  unto  the  Lord 
3  6.fevcn  dayes  ye  fhall  offer  an  offring  made 
39.ye  fhall  keep  a  feaft  to  the  Lo.feven  dayes 
40.ye  fhal  rejoice  before  the  L.your  G.7. da. 
4 1  .keep  it  a  feaft  to  the  L.  feven  da.  in  a  yecr 
Num.  12.14.  fhould  fhe  not  be  afhamed  feuen  days 
let  her  be  fhut  out  from  the  camp  7.  da. 
1  J.Miriam  was  fhut  out  from  the  camp  7. da. 
19. 1 1. of  any  man  fhallbe  unclean  feven  dayes 
14. all  that  is  in  the  tent  fhall  be  und.7. days 

16.  or  a  grave  fhall  be  unclean  feven  dayes 
28.24.ye  fhall  offer  dayly  throughout  the  7. da. 
29.  i2.yefhall  keep  a  feaft  unto  the  L.feven  (it. 
3  1. 1 9-doe  ye  abide  without  the  camp  feven  da. 

Deut.  1 6.3  .fhalt  eat  no  leav .bread  with  it  feven  da. 
4.no  lea.br.feen  wth  thee  in  all  thy  coz.y.da. 
1 3  .obferve  the  feaft  of  the  tabern. feven  dayes 
1 5. feven  dayes  fhalt  thou  keep  a  folemn  fea. 

Jud.i^.iz.  dccl.it  me  within  the  j.da.oi the  fea. 

1 7 .  fhe  wept  before  him  feven  dayes,while 
1  Sam.  1  o.  8  .feven  dayes  fhalt  thou  tarry  till  I 

j  i-3.give  us  feven  d<*.refpite>that  we  may  fend 

13.8.  &  he  tarried  feven  dayes,accotd.to  the  fet 

31.13  .under  a  tree  at  Jabefh  &  rafted  feven  da. 

1  Chro.  10.  i2. 

1  K#z.8. ^.before  the  L.our  G.fevenrfa.&  fev.da. 

16.15.did  Zimri  reign  feven  dayes  in  Tirzah 
20.29.pitched  one  over  ag.the  other  feven  dayes 

2  lii.^.g.xhey  fetcht  a  compafle  of  feven  da.joum. 

1  Cbr.^.z%.vteve  to  come  after  (ev.days,hom  time 

2  Chr.7S.zx  the  fame  time  Sol.kept  the  fea.7.rf<ty. 

9.they  kept  the  dedic.of  the  altarfeven  dayes 

30. 2 1  .kept  the  feaft  of  unleaven.bread  7.  dayes 

22.  they  did  eat  throughout  the  feaft  7.  dayes 

2 3. took  counfell  to  keep  other  feven  dayes 

they  kept  other  feven  dayes  with  gladn 


DAY 


DAY 


Exia  6.2  2.kept  the  feaft  of  unleavened  ht.Cev.day. 
Neh.S.  18.  and  they  kept  the  feaft  feven  dayes 
£/?.  i-  5.  both  unto  great  and  fmall  feven  dayes 
Job  2.1 3. with  him  upon  the  ground  feven  days  & 
Ifa.  30.26.as  the  light  of  the  levcn  dayes  in  the ' 
E^. 3. 1  5.  remained  there  afton.am.them  tey.da. 
i6.at  the  end  of  feven  dayes,thzt  the  word 
43.25.fevenirt.yM  fhalt  thou  prepare  every  day 
26.feven  daycs  fhall  they  purge  the  altar  and 
44. 2 6. they  fhall  reckon  unto  him  feven  dayes 
4  5 . 2 1  .a  feaft  of  feven  dayes 

2  3  .feven  dayes  of  the  feaft  he  fhall  offer 

feven  rams  without  blem. daily  the  7. da. 
2  5-doe  the  like  in  the  feaft  of  thefijyai  dayes 
Aff.zo.6.v/hete  we  abode  feven  daycs 

2 i.4.findingdifciples,we  tarried  there Cev.dayes 

27.  when  the  feven  daycs  were  almoft  ended 

28.  i4.were  defired  to  tarry  with  them  kv.day. 

HfZ».n.30.afterthcy  were  compaflcd  abp\it7.da. 

Eight  JDapeS. 
Gen. 17. 1  z.he  that  is  eight  dayes  old  fhall  be  circ. 
2 1.4.  circumcifed  hisfon  being  eight  daycs  old 
2  rt>/.29.i7.fancT:if.the houfeof  the L-in eighth, 
Lufaz.  2 1  .&  when  eight  daycs  were  accomphfh.for 
9.28.about  an  eight  daycs  after  thefe  fayings,he 
Job.  20. 2  6.and  after  eight  dayes  again  his  difciples 

Ten  IDapeg. 
Num.  1 1 .  ^.neither  ten  dayes,not  twenty  dayes 
1  Sa-z  5.3  8.about  ten  dasher,  that  the  L.fm.Na. 
2C^.36.9.Jehoiak.reig.3.mon.&ten^.inJeru. 
Neh.  5. 1 8.  once  in  ten  da.  ftore  of  all  forts  of  wine 
/^.42.7.aftertenrfay.thatthewor.oftheL.came 
Dan.  r .  1 2.  prove  thy  ferv.  I  befeech  thee,  ten  dayes 
1 4. and  proved  them  ten  dayes 
1  5.at  the  end  often  dayes  their  countenance 
^#.2  5.6.moreth<n  ten  da.hc  went  down  toCef. 
Kev.z.  to.and  ye  fhall  have  tribulation  ten  dayes 

Eleven  1Dape0. 
Deut.i.z.thexe  are  eleven  days  journ.betw-Horeb 

Twelve  JDapc0. 
At~l.z$.  11.  that  there  are  yet  but  iz.  dayes  fincel 

Fourteen  JDapcgf. 
1  7^».8.65.fev.dayes&  7.dayes,even  fourteen  da. 

Fifteen  ^DapcS. 
Gal.  1 . 1 8. and  abode  with  him  fifteen  dayes 

Twenty  jDapc.flf. 
Num.  1 1 .  i9.neither  ten  dayes,  nor  twenty  dayes 
zSam.z^.B.to  Jeru.at  the  end  of  9-mon.&  20.^. 

One  and  twenty  3Dape0. 
Dan.  10.13.  withftood  me  one  and  twenty  dayes 

Thirty  2Dape0, 
Nw».20.29.mourned  for  Aaron  thirty  daycs,even 
E>e«.34.8.wcpt  fot  Mof.in  the  plai.of  Moab  ?o.rf. 
E/?-4.  i  r.  to  come  unto  the  King  thefe  thirty  dayes 
Dan.6.7.  of  any  god  or  man  for  thirty  dayes  five 

Verf.12. 
Thirty  three  ?DapC0. 
Lev.  1 2.4  ■  in  the  bloud  of  her  purifying  3  3 .  dayes 

Fourty  JDajtff. 
Ge».7.4.11e  caufe  it  to  rain  on  the  earth  fourty  d. 
1 2.rain  was  upon  the  earth  fourty  dayes,  and 
1 7. the  floud  was  fourty  dayes  upon  the  earth 
8.6.  at  the  end  of  the  fourty  da.  Noah  opened 
50. 3. fourty  dayes  were  fulfilled  for  him 
£*0<i24.i8.Mofes  wasin  the  mount  ^o.da.&c  40. 
3  4. 28. he  was  there  with  the  Lord  qo.dayes  & 
Num.i 3.2 5. from  fearch.of  the  land aftet  fourty d. 
14.34.  in  which  ye  fearch.the  land,even  40.^. 
Deut.9.9.1  abode  in  the  mount  fourty  daycs 

1 1. at  the  end  of  fourty  dayes  &  fourty  nights 

18.  as  at  the  firft,fourty  dayes  and  40.nights 

25.I  fell  down  before  the  Lord  fourty  da.  & 

1  o.  io.accordirig  to  the  firft  fourty  dayes 

1  Sam.17.16.  and  piefented  himfelfe  fourty  dayes 

1  Kj.19.. 8. went  in  the  ftrength  of  that  meat  40.*/. 

E^M^.bear  the  iniqui  of  the  houfe  of  Jud.40.ufa. 

Jonah  3  -4.he  cryed  and  faid,Yet  fourty  da.8t  Nin. 

Ate.4.2.when  he  had  faffed  fourty  dayes,znd 

Mar.i.i^.he  was  therein  the  wilder. 40.rf<j.tempt. 

Lu\.$.  z being  $0. dayes  tempted  with  the  divell,& 

Ail.  1. 3.  being  feen  of  them  40.^^,  and  fpeaking 

Fifty  and  two  !Dape0. 
2v"e/?.6.i5.ofthe  moneth  Elul  in  fifty  &  twodayes 


©ape0  tourney 
Num.  1 1 . 3  4.  as  it  were  a  daycs  journey 
3  J.i7.and  the  feaft  of  unleavened  br.  (ev.days  Lu^.z.  44.wenta  dayes  journey,&  they  fought  him 

Sabbath 


DAY         DAY 


Sabbath  3Dage0. 

Mat  iti.J.  how  that  on  thefabb.  <4gMtheprie.in 

icis  it  lawfull  to  heal  on  the  fab.<%*,that 

1 1  it  is  lawfull  to  doe  well  on  the  fabb.rf^M 

Mar.  3 .4.lawfull  to  do  good  on  the  fab.^«,or  to 

Luk.4.2  i.and  taught  them  on  thefabbath  dayes 

6  i.which  is  not  lawfull  to  do  on  the  fab.  dayes 

9. is  it  lawfull  on  the  fabb.^.to  doe  good  or 

All .  1 7-1.&  three  db.dayes  reafoned  he  with  them 

CoLt.i6.ot  of  the  new  moon,or  of  the  (abb.daycs 

Tour  ©3^0. 
De«.ir.2i.that  youtdays  may  be  multiplied,  and 
Jer.16-9.and  in  your  dayes  the  voice  of  mirth,and 
3  j.7.but  all  your  dayes  yee  fhall  dwell  in  tents 
E^.xii  J.for  in  your  dayes  ,0  rebel.houfe,will  I 
Joel  1.2. hath  this  been  in  your  dayespt 
Uab.\.%.  fori  will  work  a  work  in  your  dayes 
Alt. 1 3 ,41  •  for  I  work  a  work  in  your  dayes 

3Dap  Ion?. 
BfHM8.3  :.wtk  longing  for~them  all  the  day  long 
3  3.  1 2.  the  Lo.  fhall  cover  him  all  the  day  long 
Vfal.  3 1.3  .through  my  roaring  all  the  day  long 
3 5 .28. and  of  thy  praife  all  the  day  long 
3 S.6. 1  goe ;  mourning  all  the  day  long 

1  z.and  imagine  deceits  all  the  day  long 
44.8.  in  God  we  boaft  all  the  day  long 

zi.for  thy  fake  are  we  killed  all  the  day  long 

Jto.8.36. 

7  i.24.fliall  talk  of  thy  righteoufn.all  the  day  1. 

73. 14.  for  all  the  day  long  have  I  been  plagued 

Pco.zi-z6.he  coveteth  greedily  all  the  day  long 

23.17.  in  the  feare  of  the  Lord  all  the  day  long 
Rom.  10.2 1  .all  the  day  long  I  have  ftretched  forth 

Exod-^.i  3  .your  doyly  taskes  as  when  there  was  ftr. 
ip.min.ought  from  your  brkks,of  your  doyly 

16.5.  twice  as  much  as  they  gathered  doyly 
Num.  4. 1 6.and  the  doyly  meat  ofr'ering,and  the 

28.24.  after  this  manner  ye  fhall  offer  dayly  thr. 

29.6.  and  the  dayly  burnt  offering,  and  the 
/«rfg.i6.i6.when  fhe  preffed  him  dayly  withher 
2  Kin.z  $.30.3.  dayly  rztc  for  every  day ,all  the  days 
2  Ch.%  1 .16. his  doyly  portion  for  their  fervice  in 
E^a  3 . 4  .offered  the  dayly  burnt  offerings  by  the 
Vfal.  13.2.  having  forrow  in  my  heart  dayly 

42.1  o.while  they  fay  doyly  unto  me,  Where  is 
56. i  .he  fighting  dayly,  oppreffeth  me 
2.  mine  enemiesday/y  fwallow  me 
6 1. 8. that  I  may  doyly  performe  my  vowes 
68.i9.bleffedbe  theLord,who^<zy/yloadeth  us 
72.1  y  .and  dayly  fhall  he  be  prayfe,d 
74.22.how  the  foolifh  man  reproacheth  thee  da. 
86.3.forI  cry  unto  thee  dayly 
88.9. 1  have  called  dayly  upon  thee 

i7.they  came  round  about  me  dayly  like  wat. 
Pro. 8. 30. and  was  dayly  his  delight,rejoycing 

34.  watching  dayly  at  my  gates 
Ifa.  5  8. 2. yet  they  feek  me  dayly, and  delight  to 
Jer.7.1  y.fent  unto  you  all  my  ferv.the  proph.e&jy^ 
20.7.I  am  in  derifion  dayly, every  one 

8.a  reproach  unto  me,and  a  derifion  dayly 

37.2  i. fhould  give  him  day. a  piece  of  bread  out 
£^.30.i6.and Noph (hall  have  diftreffes  dayly 

4  5.2 3. and  feven  rams  without  blemifh dayly 

a  kid  of  the  goats  dayly  for  a  fin  offering 
46,1 3  .thou  fhalt  dayly  prepare  a  burnt  offering 
Don.  1 .  f  -King  appointed  them  a  dayly  proviiion  of 
8.1 1  .by  him  thtdayly  facrifice  was  taken  away 
1 2. an  hoft  was  given  him  againft  the  dayly 
1 3  .the  vifion  concerning  the  dayly  facrifice 

1 1 .3  i.and  fhall  take  away  the  dayly  facrifice 
1 2. 1 1  .from  the  time  that  the  dayly  facrif.fhalbe 

Hof.  1 2. 1 .  he  dayly  increafeth  lies,and 

Mat.6. 1 1. give  us  this  day  our  dayly  bread 

16. 5  ?  .1  fate  doyly  with  you  teaching  in  the  tern. 
Afar.  14.49. 

L«£.o.23.&  take  up  his  croffe  dayly,  &  follow  me 
1 1..  3. give  us  day  by  day  our  dayly  bread 
1 9.47  .and  he  taught  dayly  in  the  temple 
22. 5  nwhen  I  was  dayly  with  you  in  the  temple 

Alt.z.a.6.  and  they  continuing  dayly  with  one  ace. 
47.  the  L.  added  to  the  Church  dayly  fuch  as 
3.2.  whom  they  laid  dayly  at  the  gate  of  the 
f  .42.  &  dayly  in  the  temple,  and  in  every  houfe 
6. r.thsir widows  werenegleft.in  tbtday.min. 
16.  y  .and  increafed  in  number  dayly 


D  E  A       D  E  A 

1 7. 1  i.and  fearch  the  fcriptures  dayly,  whether 

17.  and  in  the  market  dayly  with  them 
i9.9.difputingd;TJ'/s'  in  the  fchool  of  one  Tyran. 

1  Cor.i  5.3  i.have  in  Jefus  Chrift,  I  die  dayly 

2  Cor. 1  x  .2S. that  which  coineth  upon  me  dayly, the 
Hcb.3.  1 3  .but  exhort  one  another  dayly,vihile  it 

7.27.whoneedeth  notdayly  as  thofe 
1 0.1 1.  every  prieft  ftandech  dayly  miniftiing  & 
Jam. 2. 1  5-or  fifter  be  naked,or  deftitute  of  da.lood 

2Da$>ef=man. 
Job  9.3  3.  neither  is  there  any  dayef-man  betwixt  us 

2Darfpitrtg. 
Job  38.1 2.caufcd  the  day- faring  to  know  his  place 
L«^.i.78.whereby  theday-fpring  from  on  high 

IDagsftarre. 
2  Pet.  1 . 1 9.  and  the  day-fiarre  arife  in  your  hearts 

5Deacon. 
1  Tim.  3 .1  o. let  them  ufe  the  office  of  a  Deacon 
1 3.  that  have  ufed  the  office  of  a  Deacon  well 

IDeaconflJ. 

Phil.  1.1.  with  the  Bifhops  and  Deacons 

1  Tim.  3.8.  likewife  muft  the  Deacons  be  grave,not 

1 ».  let  the  Deacons  be  the  husb.  of  one  wife 

©eat)  body,  See  2S5dD^. 

Bury  5D?atJ,  See  2f>ttrp. 

5DcaD  carliajje^tc  Catfeaffe. 

3DeaO  w;'pf«,See  Cotpfejef, 

IDeaD. 
Gcs.20.3.behold,thou  art  but  a.  dead  mm 

23.3,  Abraham  flood  up  from  before  his  dead 
Exod.^.ig.fov  all  the  men  avedcad  which  fought 
9.7. not  one  of  the  cattell  of  the  Ifraelites  dead 
12.3  o.not  a  houfe  where  there  was  not  one  dea. 

3  3  .for  they  faid,  We  be  all  deadmen 
14.30.  Ifr.  faw  the  Egypt.deadon  the  fea  fkore 
21.34.and  the  deadbeaR  fhall  be  his 
3  5.  and  the  deadoxe  alfo  they  fhall  divide 
36\and  the  dead  fhall  be  his  owne 
Lev.  1 1 . 3 1  .doth  touch  them  when  they  be  (fe.fhall 
3  2.on  whatfo.  any  of  them  when  they  are  de. 
22.4.toucheth  any  thing  that  is  unci,  by  the  de. 
Num.  5 . 2.  and  whofoever  is  defiled  by  the  dead 
6.11  .for  that  he  finned  by  the  dead,and 
1 2.1 2. let  her  not  be  as  one  dead,o( whom  the 
16.48.  and  he  flood  between  tbtdeadand 
19.  i8.toucheth  a  bone,or  one  flain,or  one  dead 
Deut.z.xS.  were  confumed,and  deadhom  am.the 

2  j.  5  .wife  of  the  dead  fhall  not  marry  without 
Judg.  3.25  .behold  their  lord  was  fallen  down  dead 

4.22.  behold  Sifera  lay  dead,and  the  nail 
5.27.where  he  bowed ,there  he  fell  down  dead 
1 6.30.  fo  the  dead  which  he  flew  at  his  death 
Ruth  1  .S.as  ye  have  dealt  with  the  dead  and  me 
2 .20.his  kindneffe  to  the  living  and  to  thtdead 
4.5  .alfo  of  Ruth  the  Moabi-the  wife  of  the  dea. 
raife  up  the  name  of  the  de.on  his  inher. 
10.  be  my  wife,to  raife  up  the  name  of  the  d. 
that  the  name  of  the  deadbe  not  cut  off 

1  S<«#.4.i7.Hophni  and  Phinehas  aredead,md 
i9.her  fath.  in  law  &  her  husband  were  dea. 

24. 1 4. after  a  dead  dog,after  a  flea 

3  i-7.and  that  Saul  and  his  fons  were  dead 

2  S<wz. 1.4. many  of  the  peo.alfo  are  fallen  &  dead 
and  Jonathan  his  fon  are  dead  alfo 

y.know.thou  that  Saul  &  Jon.  his  fon  be  de. 
9.8.  fhouldft  look  upon  fuch  a  dead  dog  as  I 
1  i.24.and  fome  of  the  Kings  fervants  be  de.Sc 
1 3 .3  3  .to  think  that  all  the  Kings  fons  are  dea. 
1 6.9. why  fhould  this  dead  dog  curfe  my  lord 
19.28.all  of  my  fath.houfe  were  but  dead  men 

1  I(i«.3.20.and  laid  her  dead  child  in  my  bofome 
2  2. and  the  dead  is  thy  fon 

&  this  faid,  No,but  the  dead  is  thy  fon 
2  3  .and  this  is  thy  fon  that  is  dead 

other  faith  SN  ay  ,but  thy  fon  is  the  dead 
13.3 1. when  I  am  dead,  then  bury  me  in  the 
2 1 . 1  j .  for  Naboth  is  not  alive,but  dead 

2  Kjn.  13.3  o.his  fer.carryed  him  in  a  char.rfe.from 
1  Chr.  1 0.7. and  that  Saul  and  his  fons  were  dead 
Ejlb.z. 7. when  her  father  &  moth. were  deadlock 
Job  1 .  19.it  fell  upon  the  yong  men,&  they  are  de. 

x6.%.dead  things  are  formed  from  under  the 
Tfal-i  i.i2..Iam  forgot.asa<&w£manoutofmind 
76.6.  andhorfeare  caftintoa  rfearffleep 
88.  j.free  among  the  dead-dike  the  flain  that 
Y  2 


DEA       DEA 

io.wilt  thoufhew  wonders  to  the  dead 
fhall  the  dead arik  and  praife  thee?Selah 
ro6;28.and  ate  the  facrifices  of  the  dead 
1 1 5 . 1 7  .the  dead  praife  not  the  Lord,  neither 
143 . 3 .  as  thofe  that  have  been  long  dead 
Pro. 2. 1 8. and  her  paths  unto  the  dead 
9. 1 8 .  he  knoweth  not  that  the  dead  are  there    - 
2 1. 1 6. fhall  remain  in  the  congregat.of  tbt  dea. 
Ecclef.q.  2. 1  praife  the  dead  which  are  already  dea. 
9. 3. and  after  that  they  goe  to  the  dead 

4.for  a  living  dog  is  better  then  a  dead  lion 
j.  but  the  dead  knoweth  not  any  thing 
10. 1. dead  flies  caufe  the  ointment  of  Apoth. 
lfa.8.  i9.feek  to  their  G.for  the  living,to  the  dead 
1 4.9.  it  ftirreth  up  the  dead  for  the  grave 
22. 2. not  flain  with  the  fword,nor  dead  inbatt. 
26.14.they  are  dead,  they  fhall  not  live 
i9.thy  deadmen  fhall  live  together  with 

and  the  earth  fhall  caft  out  her  dead 
f  9. 10. we  are  indcfolate  places  as  dead  men. 
Lam.  1.7. in  dark  places,asthey  that  bedead  &  old 
E^^^.Ilelaytherfc^carkaflesofthechiloflfr. 

44.25..  fhall  come  at  no  dead pethn  to  defile 
Afa£.zo.2.they  atcde.  wch  fought  the  yong  chi.life 
8.22.and  let  the  dead  bury  the  dead 
^.24-for  the  maid  is  aotdead,bi\t  fleepeth 
io.8.cleanfe  the  lepers,raife  the  dead,ca&  out 
n.f  .thedeafe  heare,the  dead  are  raifed  up 
2  2. 3  1 .  as  touching  the  refurreftion  of  the  dead 
3  z.God  is  not  the  God  of  the  dead,but  of 
Mar.ix.zj, 
13.27.  are  within  full  of  dead  mens  bones 
28.4-keepers  did  fhake,and  became  as  dead  men 
Mar\  5.3 9.  the  damofell  is  not  deadjoat  fleepeth 
9. 26. out  of  him,and  hee  was  as  one  dead 

infomuch  that  many  faid,He  is  dead 
1 2.26.and  as  touching  the  dead,  that  they  rife 
1  j.  44. Pilate  marvelled  if  he  were  already,  dead 
whether  he  had  been  any  while  dead 
Lu\.y,  12.  behold,there  was  a  dead  man  carried 
22. the  deafe  hear,the  deadate  raifed  to 
8 .  f  2.  weep  not,fhe  is  not  dead  but  fleepeth 
9.60. let  the  deadbuty  the  dead,b\it  go  thou 

1  o.  3 o.and  departed,  leaving  him  halfe  dead 
20.37.  now  that  the  deadate  raifed 

38. he  isnot  a  G.of  the  rf&zrfjbut  of  the  living 
24.  ?.  why  feek  ye  the  living  among  the  dead 
Job.  5 . 2  r  .for  as  the  father  raifed  up  the  dead,  and 

25.  when  the  dead  fhall  hear  the  voice  of  the 
6.49.your  fa.did  eat  Man.in  the  wild.&  are  de. 

58. not  as  your  fath.did  eat  Manna,&  are  de. 
1 1. 25. though  he  were  dead,ytt  fhall  ye  live 

3 9. for  he  hath  been  dead foure  dayes 

4 1. from  the  place  where  the  dead  was  laid 
1 2. 1 .  where  Lazarus  was,which  had  been  dead 
Alt. i .  29. that  he  is  both  dead  and  buried 

%.  io.the  yong  men  came  in,and  found  her  de. 
10.42.  to  be  the  judge  of  quick  and  dead 
1 4. 1 9.fuppofing  he  had  been  dead 
17.3  2.when  they  heard  of  the  refurr.of  the  dea. 
20.9.  from  the  third  loft,and  was  taken  up  dead 

2  3.6.ofthehope&refurredionofthe  de.  lam 
24. 1  $.  that  there  fhalbe  a  refurreftion  of  the  d. 

2 1  .touching  the  refurreftion  of  the  dea.I  am 

26.8. that  God  fhould  raife  the  dead 

28.6.or  fallen  down  dead  fuddenlyjbut 
Rom.if.  17. even  God,who  quickeneth  the  dead 

1 9. he  confidered  not  his  own  body  now  dead 

%,  1 5.  if  through  the  offence  of  one  many  be  de. 

6.1.  how  fhall  we  that  are  dead  to  (in  live  any 
8.now  if  we  be  dead  with  Chrift,  we  beleeve 
1 1  .reckon  ye  alfo  your  felves  to  be«fe.indeed 

7.2.if  the  husb.be  ffe.fhe  is  loofed  from     V.3„ 
4.ye  alfo  are  become  dead  to  the  law  by 
<5.that  being  dead  wherein  we  were  held,ihat 

I4.9.that  he  mightbe  Lo.bothof  the  dead,  and 
1  Cor.7.39.but  if  her  husband  be  «fazflf,fhe  is 

;  5 . 1 2. that  there  is  no  refurreftion  of  the  dead 
1 3. if  there  be  no  refurreftion  of  the  cfe.then 
1  y  Jf  fo  be  that  the  dead  rife  not 
1 6.  for  if  the  dead  rife  not,then  is  not  Chrift 
21  .by  man  came  alfo  therefurreft.of  the  dea. 
ig.  if  the  dead  rife  not  at  all,  why  are 
3  2-what  advantagethit  me  if  the  de.  rife  not 
3  ST.fome  man  will  fay,How  are  thede.raifed 
42. fo  alfo  is  the  refurreftion  of  the  dead,  it  is 
52.  and 


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5  2.  and  the  dead  fhalbe  raifed  uncorruptible 
z.Cor.  i.^.but  in  God  which  raifeth  the  dead 

5.14.  thatif  one  died  for  all,thefi  were  all  dead 
Gal.  2.  ip.for  I  through  the  law  am  dead  to  the  law 
Eph.  1 .  1  .who  were  dead  in  trelpafles  and  fins 
y.even  when  we  wexedead  in  fins,hath 
Pbil.3.1  i.I  might  attain  totherefurre&.of  thede. 
Col. 2.  13.  and  you  being  dead  in  your  fins,and 

20.whcrefore,if  ye  be  deadwkh  Chrift  from 
3  .3. for  ye  are  dead,  and  your  life-is  hid 
:  1  Tbcf.4. 1 6.  and  the  dead  in  Chrift  mall  rife  firft 
z  Tim.z.x  1. for  if  webetfewfwithhin^we  mail 
4. 1 .  w  ho  (hall  judge  the  quick  and  the  dead  at 
Heb.6. 1. from  dead  works  ,and  of  faith  towards  G . 
2.and  of  the  refurrec~tion  of  the  dead,and  of 
9.  i4.from  dead  works  to  ferve  the  living  God 
1 7«a  teftament  is  of  force  after  men  are  dead 
1 1.4-and  by  it,he  being  dead  yet  fpeaketh 

1 2.  and  him,  as  good  as  dead,  fo  many  as  the 
3  5.  women  received  their  deadtaiCed  to 

1  Pet.  2. 24.  we  being  dead  to  fins,  mould  live  unto 
4.?.  to  judge  the  quick  and  the  dead 
6. preached  alfo  to  them  that  are  dead 
J  tide  1 2.twice  dead,  plucked  up  by  the  roots 
Rev. 1 .5. and  the  firft  begotten  of  the  dead,md 
1 7 . 1  fell  at  his  feet  as  deadend  he 
3.1.  that  thou  liveft,  and  art  dead 
1 1 . 1 8. and  the  time  of  the  dead,that  they  fhould 
i4.i3.write,BlefTedaretherf<?.whichdieinthe 
1 6. 3  .it  became  as  the  bloud  of  a  dead  man 
20. 5. but  the  reft  of  the  dead  lived  not  till 
1 2. and  I  faw  the  dead,  fmall  and  great  ftand. 
the  deady/ere  judged  out  of  thofe  things 

1 3 .  the  fea  gave  up  the  dead  which  were  in  it 
death  &  hel  deliv-up  the  fife.which  were  in 

For  the  JDeafc. 
Iew.19.28.  not  make  any  cuttings  iotthedead 

2i.i  .none  be  defiled  for  the  dead  among 
Deit.  1 4. 1 .  any  baldnefs  bet w. your  eyes  for  the  de. 

i6.14.nor  giveought  thereof  for  thedead 
a  Sam.  i4.z.that  had  a  long  time  mourn.for  the  d> 
Jer.16.7.  in  mourn,  to  comfort  them  for  the  dead 

22.  1  o.  weep  ye  not  for  the  dead,  neither 
£^.24.i7.make  no  mourning  for  the  dead 
i  Cor.1y.29.they  do  which  arc  baptized  for  thede. 
why  are  they  then  baptized  for  the  dea. 
From  the  ©eatl. 
Mtf.  14.2. John  the  Baptift,he  is  rifenfrom  thzde. 
17.9.  til  the  Son  of  man  be  rifen  fronrthe  dead 

Ma:r\  9.9. 

27.64.8c  fay  to  the  peo.He  is  rifen  from  the  de. 

28.7.8c  tel  his  difcip.thst  he  is  rif.  from  the  de. 

ito\6.i4.that  Joh.the  Bapt.v/as  rifen  from  the  de. 

1  6.  whom  I  beheaded,he  is  rifen  from  the  de. 

9.1  o.what  the  rifing  from  the  dea.\\oz&d  mean 

12.15  ^ot  when  they  mail  rife  from  the  de.they 

Luk-9-7-  triat  John  was  rifen  from  the  dead 

j  6.30. if  one  went  to  them  from  the  dead,they 

3  1 .  though  one  arofe  from  the  dead 
20.3  5. the  refurrect.from  the  dead,  neith.marry 
24.46.and  to  rife  from  the  deadthe  third 
.7ok2.i2.whentherefore  he  was  rifen  from  the  d. 
1 2-i.whom  hernifed  from  the  dead 
9.  whom  he  had  raifed  from  the  dead 
17.Laz.out  of  the  grave, 8c  rai.him  fro  the  d. 
2,o.9.that  he  muft  rife  again  from  the  dead 
21.14.  after  he  was  rifen  from  the  dead 
AH. 3. 1 5- w hem  God  hath  raifed  from  thedead 
4. 2. preached  through  Jef.the  refur.from  the  d. 
1  o.whom  ye  crucif.  whom  G.raif.from  the  d. 
10.41.dnnk  with  him.after  he  rofe  from  the  d. 
i3#30.butGod  raifed  him  from  the  dead 

3  4.as  concern. that  he  rai.  hi  m  up  from  the  d. 
17.3.  and  rifen  again  from  the  dead 

3  i.in  that  he  hath  raifed  him  from  the  dead 
s6. 23  .be  the  firft  that  mould  rife  from  the  dea. 
Rom.  1  .4.  by  ^he  refurrcftion  from  the  dead 
4.24-that  raifed  up  Jef.our  Lord  from  the  dead 
6.4-that  like  as  Chrift  was  rifed  up  from  the  d. 
9.knowing5thatChr.  being  raifed  fr5  the«fe. 
1 3 .  as  thofe  that  are  alive  from  the  dead     . 
7.4.  even  to  him  w  ho  is  raifed  from  the  dead 
8.1 1. fpir.of  him  that  raifed  np  Jef.from  the  a"?, 
he  that  raifed  up  Chr.from  the  <&<&/ (hall 
10.7-to  bringup  Chrift  again  from  thedead 
9-that  G.hath  raifed  him  from  the  dead,thow 


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1  r .  1 5.  receiving  of  them  be  but  life  fro  the  de. 
1  Co/'.if.i2.ifCbr.bepreach.thatherofefr.tbed. 

20.  but  now  is  Chrift  rifen  from  the  dead 
Gal.  1 . 1  .the  Father,  who  raifed  him  from  the  dead 

Col.  2*  12. 
Ephef.  1  ,ao. when  he  raifed  him  from  the  dead 

5. i4»awake  thou  that  fkepeft  ,arife  from  the  d. 
Col.t.iS.whois  the  begin,  the  firft-  born  fro  the  d. 
1  Thef.  1. 1  o.from  heav.whom  he  raifed  from. the  d. 
2Ti;».2.8.Chr.ofthefeedofDa.wasraif.fr.thcrf. 
Heb.i  i.i9jG.was  able  to  raife  him  even  fr.the  d. 

1 3.20.thatbrou.again  from  the  devour  L.Jef. 

1  Pit.  1 . 3  .by  the  refurre&.of  Jef.Chr.  from  zhede. 

2 i.in  God,  that  raifed  him  up  from  the  dead 
Is  IDcarj, 
Ge n.4  2.  3  8 .  his  brother  is  dead,and  hee  is  left 

Ch.ip.44."20. 
Num.  19.13  .of  any  man  that  is  dead,  &  purifies  not 
Deut.z^.6.  in  the  name  of  his  brother  that  is  dead 
Jofi.z.Moks  my  fervant  is  dead  :  now  therefore 
Jttd.zo.^.  my  concu.have  they  forced  ,that  (he  isd. 

2  Sam.z.j.for  your  maftcr  Saul  is  dead 

4.io.whenonetold  me,Beh.Saul  is  d.  thinking 
1 1. 2 1. thy  fervant,  Uriah  the  Hittiteisded.alfo 

Verf.24. 
12.18.if  we  tell  him  that  the  child  isdead 

i9.D.faid,Is  the  ch.deadhhey  faid,He  is  dea. 

2  3. but  now  he  is  dead,  wherefore  mould  I 
13.3  2.  for  Ammon  only  isdeadfot  by  the 

Ver.33. 
1 4. 1  j  .and  mine  husband  is  dead 
18.20. becaufe  the  Kings  fon  is  dead 
19. 10.  Abfal.whom  we  anoint.over  us,  is  dead 

1  Kj.11.14.to  Jez.faying,  Nab.is  ftoned, 8c  is  de. 

2  Kin. 4. 1 .  thy  fervant  mine  husband  is  deadend 
E^e.44.3  i.prie.flial  nor  eat  of  any  thing  that  is  ♦/. 
Ato.9.i8.mydaught.isevennow  de.but  come& 
Mark  y . 3  y  .which  faid,  Thy  daughter  is  dead,why 

14.8.49. 

9.26.infomuch,  that  many  faid,He  is  dead 

Joh.S. $z.Abr.is  dead,8c  the  Proph. 8c  thou  faiftjf 

y  3  .art  thou  grea.then  our  fath.  Abr.  wcfl  is  de. 

1  r .  i4.then  faid  Jef.to  them  plainly,Lazar.is  d. 

Rom.6.7.fov  he  that  is  deadis  deed  from  fin 

8.io.if  Chrift  be  in  you,the  body  is  dea.bea.t\\e 
Gd/.  2. 2 1. if  righ.come  by  the  law,then  Chr.isrf.in 
1  Ti«.y.6.fhe  that  liveth  in  pleafure.is  dead  while 
Jam. 2. 17 .fo  faith,ifit  have  not  works,is  de.being 
20.O  vain  man,that  faith  without  wor.isd. 
26,as  the  body  without  the  fpirit  is  dead,(o 
was  5Deat>. 
Gen.50.1 y.  faw  that  their  father  was  dead 
Num.zo.z9.2W  the  congreg.faw  that  Aar.wasdead 
Jud.z.ig.to  palTe,when  the  Judge  wasafea^that 
4.1.  in  the  fight  of  the  L.  when  Ehud  was  dead 
8.33  .came  to  pafs,a(Toon  as  Gideon  was  dead 
9. y  y.when  the  men  Ifr.faw  that  Abim.  was  de. 
1  Sam.q.  19.  fath. in  law. 8c  her  husb.were  dead,(he 
17.5 1.  the  Phil.faw  that  their  cham.wasd.they 
25.39.when  Da. heard  that  Nabal  was  dead,he 
28.3.  Samuel  was dea.and  all  Ifr.had  lamented 
3 1.  y.when  his  arm.bearer  faw  that  Saul  was  d. 
j  Cfo-.io.y. 
a  Sa.4. i.when  Sauls  fon  heard  that  Abn.was  dea. 
1  i.2^.heard  that  Uriah  her  husband  was  d.  (he 
1 2. 1 9. perceived  that  the  child  was  dead,theref. 
2 1. but  when  the  child  was  de.  thou  didft  eat 
1 3 . 3  9. concerning  Ammon,feeing  he  was  dead 

1  Ifj»g.3.3i.to  give  my  child  fuck,  &  it  was  dead 

1 1 .2 1  .that  Joab  the  capt.of  the  hoft  was  d.Ha. 

z  1 . 1 5 .  Jez.heard  that  Nab. was  fton.  8c  was  d. 

i6.when  Ahab  heard  thatNaboth  was  dead 

2  K.«2.3-?-when  Ahab  was«fo*4thatMoabrebell. 
4.3  2. behold  the  child  was  deadend  laid  on  his 
1 1.1.  faw  that  her  fon  wasrf^arofe  and 

zChron.22.10. 

1  Chro.  1 .44.8:  when  Bela  was  deadjobzb  the  fon 
45  .and  w  hen  Jobab  was  de.  Hu(ham  the  fon 
46.8c  when  Humam  was  dead,Hadad  reign. 
47. and  when  Hadad  was  dead,  Samlah  of 
48.  when  Samlah  was  dead,  Shaul  of  Rehob. 
49-when  Shaul  was  «fe<fc/,Bal-hanan  the 
yo.whenBal-hanan  was  dead.Hadad  reig.in 
2.19.  8c  when  Azubah  was  dead,  Caleb  took  to 
24.  &  after  Hezron  was  dead  in  Caleb-Eph. 

Mat.z.ig.  but  whenHerod  was  flW,behold,  an 


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Lulr.7. 1 5.8c  he  that  was  dead,[a.te  up,  8c  began  to 
8. 53  .laugh,  him  to  fcorn,know.that  fhe  was  d. 

1  y.24.for  this  my  fon  was  dead,znd  is  alive 
v       3  2. for  this  thy  brother  was  dead,  and  is  alive 
Joh.  1 1 .  39.Martha,the  lifter  of  him  that  was  dead 

44.and  he  that  was  dead  came  forth,bound 
1 9. 3  3 .8c  faw  that  he  was  d<?*/already,they  bra. 
Ail. 7. 4  when  his  father  was  dead,ht  removed  him 

2  y .  1 9.8c  one  Jefus  w hich  was dead,whom  Paul 
Rom.7.8.t~ot  without  the  law  fin  was  dead 
Rev.1.18.  lam  he  that  liveth,and  was  *fezi,and 

2. 8. and  the  laft,whkh  wasie^and  is  alive 
IDeatifp. 

1  Sam.  y.n.for  there  was  a  deadly  deftr.throughout 

Pfal.  1 7.9.  that  oppreffe  me,from  my  deadly  enem. 

£^. 3 o.24.with  the  gronings oiadeadly  wound. 

Mar.  16  1 8.if  they  drink  any  afo.thing.it  (liallnot 

Jam.i  .8  .it  is  an  unruly  evill,full  ot deadly  pcyfon 

Rev.  1 3 .3  .and  his  deadly  wound  was  healed,and 

n.whoie  deadly  wound  was  healed 

JDeatmcffe. 

Rom.4. 19. neither  yet  the  deadnefs  of  Sarahs  womb 

5Deafe. 

E;wi.4.ii.orwhomakeththedumb,or*fcfl/r,or 
Lev. 19.14.  thou  (halt  not  curfethe*4/e,nor 
Pfal.i  8 . 1 7 .but  I,as  a  deafe  man,heard  not 

58.4. they  arc  like  the ^/adder>that  ftopp  her 
Ifa.29.18.in  that  day  fliall  thedeafe  heat  the  v/or. 

3  y.y.and  the  ears  of  thedeafe  (halbe  unftopped 
41. 1 8.  hear  ye  dw/,and  look,  ye  blinde 

i9.or  de'afe,as  my  meftenger  that  I  fent 
43.8.  and  the  deafe  that  have  eares 
Micah  7.  i6.theircars  (hill  be  deafe 
Mat.  1 1 .  y  .8c  the  deafe  heare,the  dead  are  raifed  up 

Lu\,7. 22. 

Mar.  7.32-  unto  him  one  that  was  deafe  and 
37.hemaketh  both  thedeafe  tohear,and 
9. 2  5  .thou  dumb  8c  deaf Tpir.I  charge  thee,come 
iDt3.lt. 
Gen.  1 9.9.  now  will  we  deal  worfe  with  thee 
2 1. 23. that  thou  wilt  not  dealfilu'y  with  me 
14-49-ify011  will  deale  truly  8c  kindly  with  my 
3  2.9.return,  and  He  deale  well  with  thee 
34.31.  fhould  he  deal  with  our  fifter-as  with  an 
Exod.  1 .  10.  come  on,let  us  deal  wifely 

8.29.1et  not  Phar.deal  deceitfully  any  more 
2  i.9.fhall  deal  with  her  after  the  maner  of  dau. 
13.1 1  .in  like  manner  thou  (halt  deal  with  thy 
Lev.  191 1. neither  deal  falfly,  neither  lie  one  to 
Nk.  r  1 . 1  y .  if  thou  deal  thus  with  me,kil  me,I  pray 
Dent.  7.  y  .but  thus  (hall  ye  deal  with  them, Ye 
fof.2. 14.  we  will  de al kindly  Sc  truely  with  thee 
Ruth  i. 8. the  Lord  deale  kindly  with  you 

1  Sam.20.8.  theref.thou  {halt  deal  kindly  wtH  thy 

2  Sam.  1  S.f.deal  gently,  for  my  fake,with  the  yong 
2  Chr.  1. 3.  as  thou  didftdeal  with  David  my  father 

even  fo  deale  with  me 
19. 1  i.deal  cotiragioufly,  8c  the  L-  fhalbe  with 
Job  42.8.left  I  deal  with  you  after  your  folly 
Pfal.7  y.4.1  faid  to  the  fools,Dw/not  fooliftily:  8c 
ioy.iy.torfi?<z/fubtilly  with  his  fervants 
1 19. 17. deale  bountifully  with  thy  fervant 

\14.deal  with  thy  fervant  accor.to  thy  mercy 
142.7.  for  thou  (halt  did  bountifully  with  me 
P'ro.  1 2. 2  2.but  they  that  deale  truly  are  his  delight 
lfa.26. 10. in  the  la.  of  unrigh.wil  herfea/unjaftly 
3  1 . 1 .  w  henfthou  (halt  make  an  end  to  deal  trea. 
they  (hill  deal  treacheroufly  with  thee 
48.8.I  knew  that  thou  wouldft  cWtreach.and 
y  2. 1 3 .  behold,  my  fervant  (hall  deale  prudently 
y8.7.  is  it  not  to  deal  thy  bread  to  the  hungry 
Jer.  1 2. 1 .  are  they  all  happy  that  deale  very  treach. 
18.23.  deal  thus  with  them  in  the  time  of  thine 
2  r.2.if  fo  be  that  the  L.willdw/  with  us  accor. 
£^•8.18.  therefore  will  I  alfodealin  fury  mine 
itf.59'Ile  even  deal  with  thee  as  thou' haft  done 
18.9.  hath  kept  my  judgments,  to  deal  truly 
22. 14.  ftrong  in  the  day  that  I  (hall  deale  with 
2  3.2y.andtheyihall^w/furiouriywiththee 
19-and  they  fhall  deal  with  thee  hatefully 
3 1 . 1 1  .he  (hall  furely  deal  with  him,I  have* 
Dan.  1. 1 3.  as  thou  (eeR,deal  with  thy  fervants 

1  i.7.fhall  rffa/againft  them,and  (hall  prevaile 
Hab.  1 . 1 3 .  lookeft  thou  on  them  that  deale  treach. 
Mai.  2. 1  o.why  do  we  deal  treacheroufly  every  man 
1  y. none  deale  treach.  againft  the  wife  of  his  ■ 
1 6.  that  I 


D  E  A        PEA 

1 6.  that  ye  decile  not  treacheroufly 
_•  IDeale. 
Exodzg.^o.*  tenth  deale  of  flower  mingled  with 
r^j.  14.21. one  tenths  of  fine  flower  ming.w' 
Nam  i  5.4.  bring  a  meat  off  r.  of  a  tenth  decile  of 
28.13.3  feverall  tenth  deal  of  flower  mingled 
2 1 .  a  feverall  tenth  deal  (halt  thou  offer  for 
29. a  feverall  tenth  rftftf/e  unto  one  lambe 

Chap.29.10. 

29.4.  &  one  tenth  deal  for  one  lamb  througho. 
1  ^  .a  feverall  tenth  deale  to  each  lamb  of 

Ate-.7-36.fo  much  the  more  a  great  <&<?/  they  pub. 
1  o.48.he  cried  the  more  a  great  deal,Tho\\  Son 
5Deale0. 
Lev.14.  xo.three  tenth  isbz/«  of  fine  flower 

Chap.23.13. 
2j.17.two  wave  loaves  of  two  tenth  <&<2&* 

24. 5.  two  tenth  <fedft  (hall  be  in  one  cake 
Num.  1 5. 6\two  tenth  deals  of  flower  mingled  with 

9.  a  meat  off.  of  three  tenth  deals  of  flower 

Chap.28.12. 

28. 9-and  two  tenth  de.of flower  for  a  meat-off. 

Chap.28.12. 

20.three  tenth  deals lhal  ye  ofF.for  a  bullock 

Chap.  29. 3. 

and  two  tenth  deales  for  a  ram 

Chap.  29. 3. 

28.  three  tenth  deales  unto  one  bullock 

two  tenth  dea.to  one  ram     Cha.  29.9. 

29.14-three  tenth  deals  to  every  bullock  of  the 

two  tenth  deals  to  each  ram  of  the  two 

©eater- 

lfa.z  i.2.the  trecherous dealer  dealeth  treacherouf. 

©ealer0. 
I/rf.24. 16.  the  treacherous  dealers  have  dealt  trea. 

Verf.16. 
5Deakft. 

Exo.<$.i<;.  wherefore  deale[l  thou  thus  with  thy  fer. 
lft.  33.1  .and  dealefi  treacheroufly  ,&  they  have  not 

jWg.  18.4.  thus  and  thus  dealeth  Micah  with  me 
1  Sam.  2  3 . 2 1.  it  is  told  me,  that  he  dealeth  fubtilly 
Pro.  10.4.  he  becometh  poor  that  deal,  with  a  flack 

13.16.  every  prudent  man  dealeth  with  knowl. 

14.17.he  that  is  foon  angry  dealeth  foolilhly 

21.24.  who  dealeth  in  proud  wrath 
Ifa.n.z.the  treacherous  dealer  dealeth  treacherouf. 
fer. 6. 1 3  .even  to  the  prieft,every  one  dealeth  falfly 

Chap.8.10. 
Heb.i  2. 7. if  ye  endure  chaft.God  dealeth  with  you 

©ealing. 
Pfal.-j.  16.  his  violent  dealing  mall  come 

^Dealings. 
1  Saw.  2. 2  3.  fori  hear  of  your  tvill  dealings  by 
Job.4.9.  for  the  Jews  have  no  dealings  with  the  Sa. 

iDealt. 

Gm.i6.6-w hen  Sarai cfea/f  hardly  with  her 

33.11  -becaufe  G-hath  dealt  gracioufly  with  me 
4  ? .6.wherefore  dealt  yc  fo  ill  with  mee 
Exod.  1 .20.therefore  G.dealt  well  with  the  midw. 
14.1 1 .  wherefore  haft  thou  dealt  fo  ill  with  us 
18. 1  i. in  the  thing  wherein  they  dealt  proudly 
21.8 .feeing  he  hath  dealt  deceitfully  with  her 
Judg.9.  1 6.if  ye  have  dealt  well  with  Jerubbaala& 
1 9-if  ye  then  have  dealt  truly  and  Gncerely 
23.  men  of  ShcdWtWf  treacher.with  Abim. 
Ruth  1 .8 .  as  ye  have  dealt  with  the  dead,&  w'h  me 
20.the  Alraigh.  hath  dealt  very  bitt.with  me 

1  Sam.  24.18.  that  thou  haft  dealt  well  with  me 
25.3  i.but  when  the  L.fliall  have  dealt  wel  with 

zSam.6.19.  &  he  dealt  among  all  the  peo.even  to 

2  King,  1 2. 1 5.  for  they  dealt  faithfully 

21.6.  and  dealt  with  familiar  fpirits 

2  2.7.becaufe  they  dealt  faithfully 

1  Chro.  16.3.  and  he  dealt  to  every  one  of  Ifr.both 

20. 3 .  even  fo  dealt  Da.  With  all  the  cities  of  the 

2  Chro.6. 3  7.we  have  done  ami(Te,&  have  sfej.wic. 

1 1.23.  he  dealt  wifely,  and  difperfed  of  all  his- 

3  3 .6.and  dealt  with  a  familiar  fpitit 
Nth.i.y.  we  have  dealt  very  corruptly  againft  thee 

9.10.  thou  kneweft  that  they  dealt  proudly  ag. 

i6.but  they  and  our  fathers  dealt  proudly 

29.yet  they  dealt  proudly,and  hearkened  not 

Job  6.  1 5.  my  brethren  have  dealt  deceitfully,  as  a 

Pfal.  1 3 .6.becau.he  hath  dealt  bountifully  with  me 

44. 1 7.nekher  have  we  dealt  falfly  in  the  coven. 


D  E  A       D  E  A 

78.57.  and  dealt  unfaithfully  like  their  fathers 
103.  io.he  hath  not  dealt  with  us  after  our  fins 

1  i6.7.the  L.hath  dealt  bountifully  with  thee 
1 19.65.  thou  haft  dealt  well  with  thy  fervant 

78.  for  they  dealt  perverfly  with  me 
147. 20. he  hath  not  dealt  fo  with  any  nation 
lfa.z4.16.  treacherous  dealers  have  dealt  treacher. 

Veife  16. 

fer.i.zoXo  have  ye  dealt  treacheroufly  with  me.O 

5.1  i.houfe  of  Jud.have  dealtvexy  treacheroufly 

1 2.6. even  they  have  dea.  treacheroufly  with  me 

Lam.  i.z.  all  her  friends  have  dealt  treach.with  her 

£^.2  2.7.  in  the  midft  of  thee  have  they  dealt  by 

2  j.  1 2.becaufe  that  Edom  hath  dealt  ag.thehoa. 

1 5. becaufe  the  Philift.  have  dealt  by  revenge 
Rof.^.j.  they  have  dealt  treacheroufly  ag.the  Lord 
6.7  >  there  have  they  dealt  treacheroufly  aga.  me 
Joel  2.26.  your  G.  that  hath  dealt  wond. with  you 
Zee. 1.6.  fohath  he  dealt  with  us 
Mal.z.  1  i.Judah  hath  dealt  treacheroufly, and 

I4.againft  whom  thou  haft  de.  treacheroufly 
Z.«/j\i.2 5  .thus  hath  the  h.dealt  with  me  in  the  da. 

2.48. Son ,why  haft  thou  thus  dealt  with  us 
Alt.  j.  1 9.  the  fame  dealt  fubtilly  with  our  kinred 

25.24.all  the  multit.ofthe  Jews  have  dealt  with 
Rom.  12.3  .according  as  G.hath  dealt  to  every  man 

3Deare« 
Jer.i  1. 20. is  Ephraim  my  dear(bn,is  he  a 
L/^.7.2.  a  cert.  Centur.  ferv.who  was  dear  to  him 
^#.20.24.  neither  count  I  my  life  dear  to  my  felf 
Epheff.  1 .  followers  of  God  as  deare  children 
Col.  1 .7.35  ye  alfo  learned  of  Epaphras  our  dear  fel. 

1 3 .  us  into  the  kingdome  of  his  deare  fon 
1  Thef.z.2.  becaufe  ye  were  deare  unto  us 

5Dearlp  beloved. 
Jer.iz.y.I  have  given  the  dearly  belov.of  my  foul 
Rom.  121  y.dearly  beloved3  Avenge  not  your  felvs 

1  Cor.  10.  i4.wherfore,my  dearly  beloved,flee  from 

2  Cor.^.i  .thefe  promifes,<faz/-/y  belo.  let  us  cleanfe 

12.19.we  do  all  things,  dearly  bel.for  your  edi. 

Phil. 4. 1  .my  brzth.dearly  belov.and  longed  for3my 

fo  ftand  faft  in  the  Lo.my  dearly  beloved 

2  Tim.X'Z.  to  Tim.my  dearly  beloved  fon,grace 

Philem.  1  .unto  Philem.our  dearly  belov.and  fellow 

1  Pet. 2. 1  i.dearly  belov.  I  befeech  you  as  ftrangers 

IDearttj, 
Gtfs.4T.54.  dearthbegzn  tocome,and  thedeartb 

2  i^.w.4.38.  and  there  was  a  dearth  in  the  land,& 
2  Chro, 6. z%.  if  therebe  dearth  in  the  land,  if  there 
Neh.  5 . 3  .that  we  might  buy  corn  becaufe  of  the  de. 
Jer.14.i-v/or.ot~  the  L.came  to  Jer.concer.theiw. 
Ail .7. 1 1. now  there  came  a  dear,  over  all  the  land 

1  i.28.there  fhould  be  a  great  dear,  throughout 

SDeatij. 
G£#.2i.i6.1et  me  not  fee  the  death  of  the  child 

24.67.Ifaac  was  comfort,  after  his  mothers  de. 

25.1 1. after  the  death  of  Abrah.G.blefTed  Ifaac 

26.18.Phil.  flopped  them  after  the  dea.  of  Abr. 

27.7.blefle  thee  before  the  Lo.  before  my  death 

1  o. that  he  may  bleffe  thee  before  his  death 

Exod.  10.1  j. tray  take  away  from  me  this  de.only 

Lev.  1 6. 1  .L.fpake  to  Mof.after  the  dca.oi  the  two 

Num.  16.29.  if  thefe  men  die  the  comm.  dea.of  all 

2  3.io.letmedie  the  death  of  the  righteous 

3  5. 2 5. abide  in  it  unto  the  rftf.ofthe  highprieft 

28.  of  his  refuge  until  the  dea.of  the  highpr. 
but  after  the  death  of  the  highprie.the 
3  1 .  of  a  murderer  which  is  guilty  of  dea.  but 
3  2.  untill  the  death  of  the  prieft 
Deut.30.1 5. life  and  good,and  death  and  evill 

i9.fet  befpre  you  life  and  death,b\tfVing  and 
3 1 .27.and  how  much  more  after  my  death 

29>for  I  know,  that  after  my  death  ye  will 
33.1  .bleffed  the  child.of  Ifrael  before  his  death 
Jof.  1 . 1  .now  after  the  dea.  of  Mofes  the  fervant  of 
z  o.6.untill  the  death  of  the  high  prieft  that  fhal 
Jud.  1. 1.  now  after  the  death  0fJ0f.it  came  to  pafs 
5. 18. that  jeoparded  their  lives  to  thtdeatb 
i6«i6.fothat  hisfoulewas  vexed  to  the  death 
^o.which  he  flew  at  his  dea.  were  more  then 
Ruth  1. 1 7.  if  ought  but  death  part  thee  and  me 
2. 1 1 .  fince  the  death  of  thine  husband,and 
1  Sam. 4.20.  about  the  time  of  her  death  the  worn. 
15.32  .furely,the  bitternefle  of  death  is  paft 
20. 3. there  is  but  a  ftep between  me  and  death 
22.22.I  have  occafioned  the  dea.oi  all  the  perf. 
Y  3 


DEA       DEA 

2  Sam.  1 .1  .after  the  d.of Saul,when  Da.was  retur. 

23 .  and  in  their  death  they  were  not  divided 

1 5-2  i.wheth.in  death  or  life,even  there  alfo  wil 

22.5. when  the  waves  of  fiftftf.compaffed  me,the 

6.  thefnares  of  death  prevented  mee 

Pfal.  18.  5. 

1  Kjn.  1 1 .40.  was  in  Egy.untill  the  death  of  Solo. 

2  King.  1 . 1  .'againft  Ifrael  after  the  death  of  Ahab 

2.2 1.  from  thence  any  more  death  or  barren 
4.40.O  thou  man  of  G.  there  is  dea.  in  the  pot 
14.  i7.Amaziah  K.of  Judah  lived  aft.the  de.of 
2  Cbr0.25.25. 
20.1.  was  Hezekiah  fick  unto  the  death,  and 
2  Cfewz.32.24. 

1  Cfo*.2  2.5.Da.prepared  abundantly  before  tiisde. 

2  C/»\22.4.were  his  counfei.after  the^.of  his  fa. 

24.17.  now  3fter  the  dea.oi  Jehoiada  came  the 
32.33  ,ot  Jerufalem  did  honour  him  at  his  death 
E^fl7.26.wiiethei  it  be  to  death,ot  to  banifliment 
Job  3 . 2 1 .  which  long  for  death,  but  it  cometh  not 
7.1  5. and  death  rather  then  my  life 
1 8.  r  3 .  even  the  fitft  borne  of  death  (hall 
27.1 5.that  remain  of  him  ihalbe  buried  in  dea. 

28. 2  2.deftruc"tion&  death  fay, We  have  heard 
30. 23. 1  know  that  thou  wilt  bring  me  to  death 

Pfal.6. 5 .  for  in  death  there  is  no  remembr.  of  thee  • 
7.13.  prepared  for  him  the  inftruments  of  death 
1 3. 3. left  I  fleep  the  fleep  of  death 
1 8.4.  the  forrows  of  death  compaffed  me 

Pfal.  1 16.3. 
22. 1  y.thou  haft  brought  me  into  the  duft of  de. 
48. 14. he  will  be  our  guide  even  unto  death 
49.14.deat!)  (hall  feed  on  them,  and 
55.4.  the  terrors  of  death  are  fallen  on  me 

1 5. let  death  feize  upon  them,  and 
56. 1 3 .  thou  haft  delivered  my  foule  from  death 
7  3 .4. for  there  are  no  bands  in  their  death,  but 
89. 48. he  that  liveth  and  (hall  not  fee  death 
i02.20.thofe  that  are  appointed  to  death 
1 16.  i  f.fight  of  the  Lord  is  therftftf.of  the  faints 
1 18. 1 8.  but  he  hath  not  given  me  over  to  death 
Pro.z.  18. for  her  houfc  inclineth  unto  <A*zffr,and 
5.5.  her  feet  go  down  to4fe^/?,herfteps 
7.27.  going  down  to  the  chamb  rs  of  death 
8.36.all  they  that  hate  me  love  death 
1 1 .  19.  purfueth  it  to  his  own  death 
1 2.28. in  the  path  thereof  there  isno  death 
1 3 . 1 4. to  depart  from  the  fnares  oi  death 

Chap.  14.27. 
1 4.3  2. but  the  righteous  hath  hope  in  his  death 
16. 14. wrath  of  a  King  is  as  meflengers  of  death 
ii.zi.dea.  &  life  are  in  the  power  of  the  tong. 
2  i.6.a  van. toiled  to  &  fro  of  them  that  fe<.k  de 
24.1 1.  to  deliv.  them  that  are  drawn  to  death,  & 
26. 1 8, who  caftcth  firebrands,arrows,and  death 
Eccl.7.z6.\  find  more  bitter  then  death,tht  woman 
Cant.S.S.for  love  is  ftrong  as  death 
lfa.z<;. 8.  he  will  fwallow  up  death  in  victory 
.   38.1.  was  Hezekiah  fick  unto  death 

1 8.dcath  cannot  celebrate  thte,they  that  goe 
53.9.  and  with  the  rich  in  his  death 

1 2. becaufe  he  hath  powred  out  his  foul  to  dt 
Jer.^.^.death  (halbe  chofen  rather  then  life  by 
9.2 1. for  death  is  come  up  into  our  windows,  & 
1 5.2.  fuch  as  are  for  death,  to  death,  and 

Chap.43.11. 

2  i.8.bef.youthe  way  of  life,  &  the  way  oidea. 
Lam.  1. 20.  at  home  there  is  as  death 

E^l{.  1 8.3  2. 1  have  no  pleafure  in  the  death  of  him 
31.14  .for  they  are  all  delivered  unto  death ^ 

3  3.1  i.I  have  no  pleafure  in  the  d.  of  the  wicked 
Hof.  1 3 . 1 4.Ile  redeem  them  from  death,  O  dea.lh 
Jonah  4.9.I  do  well  to  be  angry  even  untu  death 
Hab.z.  5. and  is  zsdeath,md  cannot  be  fatisfied 
Mat.z.x  5 .was  there  untill  the  death  of  Herod,thac 

10.2 1. broth,  (hall  deliver  up  the  broth.to  death 
1 5.4.  curfeth  fath.  or  mdth.let  him  die  the  deaih 

Mar\i.io. 
16.28.whkh  (hall  not  tafte  of  death  till  hey  fee 
Marlty.i. 
20.1 8. and  they  (hall  condemn  him  to  death 

Mar.10.11. 

26.3  8. my  foul  is  exceeding  forrowf-  even  to  de. 

Ate-.14.34. 

66.they  anfwered  &  faid,He  is  guilty  of  dea. 

Mar.%.  z  3.  my  little  daugh.lieth  at  the  point  of  de. 

13.K2.and 


PEA        PEA 

i  j .  1 2.and  broth,  fliall  betray  the  broth.to  death 
1 4.<$4.they  all  condemn  him  to  be  guilty  of  de. 

Lull.  z. 26.  that  he  fhould  not  fee  death  before  hec 
9.27.which  (hall  not  tafteof  death  till  they 
22.3  3 .  both  in  prifon,and  to  death 
23. 22. 1  have  found  nocaufe  of  death,!  will 
24.20.dtlivered  him  to  be  condemned  to  death 

y0k4.47.for  he  was  at  the  point  of  death 

8.51.  keep  my  faying,he  (hall  never  fee  death 

Ver.  5  2. 

1 1 .4.  this  fickneffe  is  not  unto  death,  but 

1 5  .howbeit,  Jefus  fpnfce  of  his  death,but 
12.3  j.ngnifying  what  death  he  ihould  die 

Chap.18.32. 
2 1. 1 9.  by  what  rtefc  he  fhould  glonfie  God 
All.  2.24.  loofed  the  pains  of  death,  becaufe  it  was 
8. 1. and  Saul  was  confenting  unto  his  death 
1 3 .28. though  they  found  no  caufe  of  dc.'m  him 
2  2.4-andI  perfecuted  this  way  unto  the  death 

20.and  confenting  unto  hisdeath,and 
28. 1 8.becaufe  there  was  nocaufe  of  death  in  me 
Ro.  5 .  1  o . were  reconciled  to  G.by  the  de.oi his  Son 
1 2. fin  entered  into  the  worl.and  death  by  lin 
and  fo  death  paffed  upon  all  men 
14.neverthel.dwfb  reigned  from  Ad.toMof. 
1 7  .by  one  mans  offence  death  reigned  by  one 
2 1. that  as  fin  hath  reigned  unto  death, zyzn. 
6. 3  .were  baptized  unto  his  death 

4»we  are  buried  with  him  by  bapt.  unto  death 
5  .planted  together  in  the  likeneffe  of  his  dea. 
9  death  hath  no  more  dominion  over  him 
1 6.  w  hether  of  fin  unto  death,  or  of 
2 1  .for  the  end  of  thofe  things  is  death 

2  3  .for  the  W3ges  of  fin  is  death.bm  the 
7. 5. to  bring  forth  fruit  unto  death 

xo.ordained  to  life,  I  found  to  be  unto  death 

1 3. was  that  then  which  is  good,made  death 

that  it  mightappear  fin,working  dea.in 

24.who  dial  deli. me  from  the  body  of  this  d. 

8.2.mademefree  from  the  law  of  fin  and  death 

'  6.  for  to  be  carnally  minded  is  death 

3  8.that  neither  dcath,nor  life,nor  angels,nor 

1  Cir.  3 . 2  2.or  liftjor  death,or  things  prefent>or 

4.9.  as  it  were  appointed  unto  death 

1  i.26.ye  do  fhew  the  Lords  death  till  he  come 
15.21  .for  fince  by  man  came  death  joy  man 
26.1aft  enemy  that  (hall  be  deftroyed  is  death 
54.  death  is  fwallowed  up  in  viftory 
<><,.0  death, vihzre. isthy fling?  Ograve 
56.  the  fting  of  death  is  fin, and  the 

2  CV.1-9.we  had  the  fentence  of  death  in  our  felv. 

1  o.who  delivered  us  from  fo  great  a  death,& 

2.  i6.to  the  one  wc  are  the  favour  of  dea.to  dea. 

3«7.if  the miniftration  of  etefo  written  &  engr. 

'  4. 1 1 .  are  alwaies  deliv.  unto  death  for  Jef.  fake 

1 2.fo  then  death  worketh  in  us,&  life  in  you 

7.io.but  the  forrow  of  the  world  worketh  dea. 

Phil.i.zo.  whether  it  be  by  life  or  by  death 

2.8.  and  became  obedient  unto  death 

even  the  death  of  the  croffe 
27. for  indeed  he  was  fick,nigh  unto  death 
30. for  the  woik  of  Chr.he  was  nigh  to  death 
3. 10. being  made  conformable  to  his  death 
Col.  1 .2  2.  in  the  body  of  his  flefli  through  deatb,to 
zTtm.i.  10.  who  hath  zbolifhed  death,  and  brou. 
Hcb.z.9.  for  the  fuffering  of  rfe<zffe,crowned  wth  gl. 
fhould  tafte  death  for  every  man 
14.  that  through  death  he  might  deftroy  him 
that  had  the  power  of  death,tht  divell 
1  f  .deliv.them3who  through  the  fear  of  death 
7.23  .not  fuffered  to  continue  by  reafon  of  death 
9. 1  5.  that  by  means  of  death,  for  the  redemp.of 
1 6.of  neceffity  be  the  death  of  the  teftator 

1 1 . 5.  that  he  fhould  not  fee  death 

Jam.r.i  s.fin,whenitis  finifhed,bringeth  forth  d. 

5.20.fhall  fave  a  foule  from  deatb,znd 

1  fob.  3-.  i4.that  loveth  not  his  broth.abid.  in  dea. 

5.  i6.his  broth  fin  a  fin  which  is  not  untodeath 

give  him  life  for  them  that  fin  not  to  dea. 

there  is  a  fin  unto  death :  I  do  not  fay 

1 7. and  there  is  a  fin  not  unto  death 

Rev.i.iS.  and  have  the  keycSofhell,andofrfftzffc 

2. 10.  be  faithfull  unto<ft<tf*Vand  He  give 

1 1. (hall  not  be  hurt  by  the  fecond  death 
6.8.andhis  name  that  fate  on  him  msDeath 
to  kill  with  hunger,and  witbdeath,3nd 


PEA       PEA 

9.6.  in  thofe  dayes  fhall  men  feek  death 

and  death  fhall  flee  from  them 
1 2.1 1.  they  loved  not  their  lives  unto  the  death 
i3-3.as  it  wcrewounded  todeatb 
1 8. 8. her  plagues  come  in  one  day,  death, znd 
20.6.on  fuch  the  fecond  death  hath  no  power 

13.  and  death  and  hell  delivered  up  the  dead 

14.  and  death  and  hell  were  caft  intothe  lake 

this  is  the  fecond  death 

2  i.4.and  there  fhall  be  no  more  death,ntither 

which  is  the  fecond  death 
Day  o/3Deat!},    See  it  before  in 
SJDap  of  death. 
From  JDeatt). 
Jofh.  2.13.  and  deliver  our  lives  from  death 
fob  5 .  20.in  famine  he  fhall  redeem  thee  from  dea. 
Pfal.11.19.to  deliver  their  foule  from  death 

68.20.  to  the  Lord  belong  the  iffues  from  death 
78.jo.hefpared  not  their  foule  from  death 
1 16. 8. thou  haft  delivered  my  foul  from  death 

Pro.  10. z.  but  righteoufneffe  delivereth  from  death 

Chjp.  11.4. 
Hof.  1 3. 14. 1  will  redeem  them  from  death 
fob.  5. 24.hu!  is  paffed  from  death  unto  life 
Heb.^.j.  to  him  that  was  able  to  fave  him  from  d. 
1  fob. 1. 1 4. know  that  we  are  paffed  from  de.to  li. 

Gates  of  JDeath, 

Job  38.17.  have  the  gates  of  death  been  opened  to 

Pfal.y.  1 3  .that  lifteft  me  up  from  the  gat.of  death 

107. 18.  they  draw  neer  unto  the  gates  of  death 

Put  to  3Death. 

Gen.z6.\  1.  fhall  furely  be  put  to  death 

EXO.ia.lz-SC  2  r.  I  2, 1  J,  16, 1 7.8C  2  2. 19., 

&  31.14,15.  &  Lev.zo.  2,  9,  10, 12 

13,15,16.  &  24.16,17,21,27,29. 

&  Num.i 5. 16,17,18,21,31. 

Ew.21.29.and  his  owner  alfo  fhall  be  put  to  death 

3  5. 2. doth  work  therein  fliall  be  put  todeatb 
Lev.  1 9. 20. they  fhall  not  be  put  to  deatbjbecaufe 

20.11  .both  of  them  fhalbe  put  to  death 
Num.  1.5  i.that  cometh  nigh  fhall  be  put  to  death 
Chap.3. 10,38.  &  i8.7. 
1 5.3  5.the  manihall  be  furely  put  todeatb 
3  5r.30.the  murderer  fhall  be  put  to  death  by 
Dcu,  1 3. 5.  the  dreamer  of  dreams  fhalbe  put  to  dea, 
9.  hand  fhalbe  firft  on  him  to  put  him  to  de. 
xy. 6.  he  that  is  worthy  of  death  be  put  to  death 
of  one  witn.he  fhall  not  be  put  ro  death 
7. fhalbe  firft  on  him,  to  put  him  to  death 
21.22.  &  he  be  to  be  put  to  death,  &  thou  hang 
24.  i6.fath.fhallnot  be  put  to  dea.  for  the  chil. 
2  Kjn.14.6. 
nei.fhal  the  chil.be  put  to  dea.fot  the  fa. 
2  King.i^.6. 
every  man  fhalbe  put  to  dea.fot  his  own 
.     zKing.iq.6. 
Jofh.  1. 1 8. he  fhalbe  put  to  death,  oncly  be  ftrong 
Jud.6.3  1.  let  him  be  put  to  death  while  it  is  yet 
20. 1 3 .  that  we  may  put  them  to  death 

1  Sam.  11.  12. 
2 1 . 5%faying,  He  fhall  furely  be  put  to  death 
1  Sam.  1 1 . 1 3  .there  fhall  not  a  man  be  put  to  death 
z  SVw2.8.2.with  two  lines  meafured  he,to  put  tod. 

1 9.2 1 .  fhall  not  Shimei  be  put  to  death  for  this 
2  2. fhall  there  any  man  be  put  to  dea.  this  day 

2  i.9.and  were  put  to  death  in  the  dayes  of  harv. 

1  Kjn.z.8.  He  not  put  thee  to  death  with  the  fword 

24.  promifed,Adonijah  fhalbe  put  to  de.this 
26.11e  not  at  this  time  put  thee  to  death 

2  Ch.i  5.1 3«not  feek  the  L.G.of  If.fho  be  put  tod. 

23.7.  into  the  houfe,he  fhall  be  put  to  death 
E/2.4.11.  there  is  one  law  ofhistoputhim  to  dea. 
Jer.  1 8 . 2 1  .and  let  her  men  be  put  to  deatb,znd 
26.15.  that  if  ye  put  me  to  deatb,ye  fhall 
ip.did  all  Judah  put  him  at  all  to  death 
2 1  .the  King  fought  to  put  him  to  death 
24>to  the  hand  of  the  peo.to  put  him  to  dea. 

3  8.4. let  this  man  be  f>m  to  death,  for  J 

1 5  .wilt  thou  now  furely  put  me  to  death 
1 6.1  will  not  put  thee  to  death,  neither 
2f.and  we  will  not  put  thee  to  death 
43 . 3 .  that  they  might  put  us  to  death 
52.27.and  put  them  to  death  in  Riblah 
Mat.  10.21.  and  caufe  them  to  be  put  to  death 

Mark  13.12. 
14.5.  when  they  would  have  put  him  todea.be 


PEA        DEB 

z6 ,59.againft  Jefus,  to  put  him  to  death 

Chap.  27. 1. 

Mar.  14. 1  .take  him  by  craft,  and  put  him  to  death 

5  J  -ag-  Jefus  to  put  him  to  de.i.Sc  found  none 

£.#.18.33.  theyfhallfcourgehun>&  puthimtorfe. 

21.16.fome  of  you  fhal  they  caufe  to  be  put  tod. 

23.  32.  led  with  him  to  be  put  to  death 
Job.  11.53  -counfell  together  to  put  him  to  death 

1 2.  lo.that  they  might  put  Lazarus  alfo  to  dea, 

18.31. not  lawfull  for  us  to  put  any  man  to  if. 
Acl.  1 2. 1 9.8c  comm-that  they  fhould  be  put  to  de. 

26.10.  and  when  they  were  put  to  death,l  gzvi 
1  Pet. 3. 18  .beingpm  to  death  in  theflefh,  but 

Shadow  e/JDeath. 
Job  3.  5.  and  the  fhadow  of  death  ftaine  it 

10.21.  land  of  darkneffe  and  fhadow  of  death 
22. and  of  the  fhadow  of  death, without  any 

1 2.22.  bringeth  out  to  light  the  fhadow  of  dea. 
16.16.  and  on  my  eye  lids  is  the  (hid.  of  death 
24. 17.morn.is  to  them  even  as  the  fhzd.otdea. 

they  are  in  the  terrors  of  the  (had  of  dea. 

28.3.the  ftones  of darkneffe,&  the  fhad.of  dea. 

34. 22. nor  the  (hadow  of  death, ^btre.  the  work. 

38. 17. haft  thou  feen  the  doors  of  the  fhad.of  rf. 

Pfal.  23.4.  through  the  valley  of  the  fhad.of  death 

44.  I9.and  covered  us  with  the  fhadow  of  death 

1 07. 1  o. in  the  fhadow  of  death  Joz\n%,  bound  in 

14.  hebrought  them  out  of  the  (had.bf  death 

Ifa.p.z.tbzt  dwell  in  the  land  of  the  fhad.of  death 

Jer.z-6.ind  of  the  (hadow  of  death  thorow  a  land 

1 3.16.  he  turne  it  into  the  (hadow  of  death 
Amos  5  8.8c  turneth  the  fhad.of  rfe. into  the  morn. 
Mat. 4. 16.  that  fate  in  the  region  and  fhad.of  dea. 
L«£.  1.79.8c  in  the  fhadow  of  dea.  to  guid  our  feet 

wayes  o/5Death. 
Pro.  14.1 2.  the  ends  thereof  are  the  wayes  of  death 
Chap.  16.25. 
wi^5Death. 
Ifa.z8.  1 5.  we  have  made  a  covenant  with  death 

i8.your  covenant  with  dea.u\a\bt  difanulled 
faf.2.23.Ile  kill  her  children  with  death 

worthy  of  3Dsath. 
Deut.  i7.6.witn.fhall  he  that  is  worthy  of  dcathbt 
i9-6.whereas  he  was  worthy  of  death 
21.22.  have  committed  (in  worthy  of  death 
22  26.in  the  damofell  no  (in  worthy  of  death 

1  King.z.z6.  for  thou  art  worthy  of  death.bm 
I«^.23 .1 5.  lo,  nothing  worthy  of  death  isdone  to 
ziff.23.29.have  noth.laid  to  his  chir.wortb.of  de. 

25.11  .any  thing  worthy  of  deatb^l  rem  e  noi 

2 5. that  he  hadcoiimitted  n  th.worth.o;^. 
26. 3  1. this  man  doth  noth.worthy  of  death,ot 
Rom.  1.3  2.  commit  fuch  things  are  worthy  of  dea. 
IDeathg. 

Jer.  1 6. 4. they  (hill  die  of  grievous  deaths 
£^  28.8.8c  thou  (halt  die  the  deaths  of  them  that 
1  o.thou  (halt  die  the  deaths  of  the  uncircum. 

2  Cor.i  1.23.  inprifons  morefrequent,infte.oft. 

IDebafe. 

7/^.7^.9.  3nd  didft  debafe  thyfelfe  even  unto  hell 

IDebate. 

Ifa.  5 8 ,4.ye  faft  for  ftrife  and  debate,3nd  to  fmite 
Rom.  1. 29. full  of  envic,murder^fetoe,dcceit 

5Dcbate. 

Pro.  zf.g.debate  thy  caufe  with  thy  neighbour 
Ifa.zj.8i  thou  wilt  debate  with  it,  he 

1Debatf0. 
2  Co?-.  12.20.  left  there  be  dcbates,envyings 

iDtbit. 
Jofh.io.^.znd  unto  Debir  King  of  Eglon/aying 
IDefcfr. 

Jofb.  1 0.3 8.  to  Debir,znd  fought  againft  it 

39.did  to  Debir,  and  to  the  King  thereof,as 
1 1.2 1. from  Debir  from  Anab,cut  off  Anakms 
1 3 . :  6. from  Mahanaim  to  the  border  of  Debir 
1 5.7 .the  border  went  up  toward  Debir, from 
1 5. went  up  thence  to  the  inhabitants  of  Deb. 
name  of  Debir  before  was  Kiriath-Sep. 
Judg.1.11. 
49-  and  Kiriath-Sannath,  which  is  Debir 
21.15.  and  Debir,  with  her  fuburbs 

1  Chroit.  6.  58. 
K/«go/©eb(r, 
Jofh.  1 2. 1 3 .  the  King  of  Debit  one,the  King  of 

©eboiafj. 
Gen.  3  5. 8. but  Defo^Rebekahs  nurfe  died 

Judn.  4.4-and 


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f/«k 4. 4-and  Deborah ,a  propheteffe,thc  wife  of 
5  .(he  dwelt  under  the  palm  tree  of  Deborah 
9.  and  Deborah  arofe,  and  went  with  Barak  to 


lo.and  Deborah  went  up  with  him 
1 4.and  Deborah  faid  to  Barak,Up,for 
.  1  .then  fang  Deborah,  and  Barak  the  Ion  of 


7.untill  that  I  Deborah  arofe 
n.awake,  awake  Deborah  :  awake,awake 
1  5  .the  Princes  of  Iffachar  were  with  Deborah 
IDebt.  _ 
1  Sam.ii.z-  and  every  one  that  was  in  debt,  and 
z  W.4.7-g°e  fel1  thv  °yle,and  pay  thy  debt,  and 
2tefc.  10.  3  1 .  and  the  exa&ion  of  every  debt 
Mat. 1 8. 27 .and  loofed  him,&  forgave  him  the*, 
jo.intoprifontill  he  mould  pay  the  debt 
3  2. 1  forgave  thee  all  that  debt,  becaufe  thou 
K<W».4. 4.  not  reckoned  of  grace,but  of  debt 
©ebtor. 

BXsk- 1 8  -7 ,but  natn  reftored  to  tIle  *faoi' nis  Ple<J< 
ikf<tf .  2  3 .  1 6.fwear  by  the  gold  of  the  temp.is  a  deb. 
Rom.i. 14.!  ama^teboth  to  the  GreekSjand 
Gal.  j.  3. that  he  is  a  debtor  to  the  whole  law 

3Debtoi0. 
Mai.6 . 1 2.3s  we  forgive  our  debtors 
Luk-7-4 1  -a  certain  creditor  which  had  two  debtors 
1 6.  5.  he  called  every  one  of  his  lords  rfefoo«  to 
Rom.i.  1  i.therfore  brethren,we  are  debtors  not  to 
1*27  and  their  debtors  they  are.    For  if  the 
5Debt0. 
PttJ.2  z.z6.of  them  that  are  fureties  for  debts 
Mat. 6.1 2.  and  forgive  us  our  debts,zs  we 

©ecap. 
Lev.zf.i  5.  and  fallen  in  dewj'  with  thee 

©ecageO. 

Neh.4.1  o.ftrength  of  the  bearers  of  burd.arc  deca. 

lfa.44.26.  He  raifeup  the  decayed  places  thereof 

©ecapetb,. 

/06  14. 1 1 .  and  the  flood  decayeth  and  dryeth  up 
Ecc/.io.i8.by  much  flothfuln.the buildings  deca. 
Heb.S.i  3  .now  that  which  decayeth  and  waxeth  old 

5Decapolte, 
Afdf.4.2  5.  and  from  Decapolis, and  fromldumea 
A£ <*>Ji;  5 . 2 o .  and  began  to  publ i(h  in  Decapolis 
7.3  i.thorow  themidftof  thecoaftsof  Decapolis 
©eceafe. 
Iw^.p.  j  1. and  fpake  of  his  deceafe  which  he  mould 
2  Pef .  1 . 1 5  .that  ye  may  be  able,after  my  deceafe 

©eceafeo. 
lfa.  26.  i4.they  are  deceafed,  they  (hall  not  rife 
Mdf.  2  2. 2  5.6^  when  he  had  married  a  wifej<fe«tf. 

3Dcce(t. 

/0&.1  5.3  3. and  their  belly  prepareth  deceit 
27.4.nor  my  tongue  utter  deceit 
3 1. 5. or  if  my  foot  hath  halted  to  deceit 
Pfal.  10.7.  his  mouth  is  full  of  curfing  and  deceit 
36.3.  words  of  his  mouth  are  iniquity  &  deceit 
yo.19.and  thy  tongue  fizmctb  deceit 
55.  11. deceit  &  guil  depart  not  from  her  ftreets 
72.1 4.he  (hall  redeem  their  foul  from  deceit 
10 1 .7. he  that  worketh  deceit  (halljiot  dwell  in 
1 1 9, 1 1 8.  for  their  deceit  is  falQiood 
Pro.  1 2. 5, the  counfels  of  the  wicked  are  deceit 
i7.but  a  falfe  witnefle  deceit 
20.  deceit  is  in  the  heart  of  them  that  imagin 
1 4. 8.  but  the  folly  of  fools  is  deceit 
20. 1-4.  bread  of  deceit  is  fweet  to  a  man 
26.24.and  layeth  up  deceit  within  him 
26\whofe  hatred  is  covered  with  deceit 
lfa.  5  3.9.  neither  was  any  deceit  in  his  mouth 
/«.  5.27.63  are  their  houfes  full  of  deceit 
8.  j.  they  hold  faft  deceit,  they  refufe  to 
9.6\thine  habitation  is  in  the  midft  of  deceit 

through  deceit  they  refufe  to  know  me 
3 .  it  fpeaketh  deceit ;  one  fpeaketh  peaceably 
14.  i4.the  deceit  of  their  heart  they  prophefie 
23.26.theyare  proph.of  the  deceit  of  their  own 
Hof.  1 1 . 1 2. and  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  with  deceit,baz 

1 2-7.the  ballances  of  deceit  are  in  his  hand 
Amos  8.  <.3nd  falfifying  the  ballances  of  deceit 
Zep.  1  .g.fill  their  mafters  houfes  with  \io\.&c  deceit 
Ma>\7.z2.covetoufneflejwickedneffe,«kceiJ 
Rom.  1. 29. full  of  envie,  murther,debate,«fe«« 

3.13 .with  their  tongues  they  have  ufed  deceit 
Co/.i.8.and  vain  deceit,zfttt  the  tradition  of 
1  Thef.i.^.oar  exhortation  was  not  of  deceit 


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©ecettfull. 

Pfal.%.6.  L.will  abhor  the  bloudy  and dccehf.mm 
3  5. 20. but  they  devife  deceitfull  matters  againft 
43.1.  deliver  me  from  the  deceitfull  man 
5  2.4.  O  thou  deceitfull  tongue 
55.23  .and  deceitfull  men  (hall  not  live  out 
78.5  7#they  were  turned  afide  like  a  deceitf. bow 
109.2.  &  the  mouth  of  the  deceitfull  are  opened 
1 20. 2. and  from  a  deceitfull  tongue 
Pro.  1 1 . 1 8 .  the  wicked  work  a  deceitfull  work 
14.25. but  a  deceitfull  witnefle  fpeaketh  lies 
23.3  .for  they  are  deceitfull  meat 
27.6.kifles  of  an  enemy  are  deceitfull 
29. 1 3  .poor  and  the  deceitfull  men  meet  togeth. 
3 1. 30. favour  is  deceitfull,  and  beauty  is  vain 
Jer.  1 7.9-the  heart  is  deceitfull  above  all  things,  & 
Hof.7.16.  they  are  like  a  dcceitfullbow 
Mic.6. 1 1. and  with  the  bag  of deceitfull  weights 
1 2.  their  tongue  is  deceitfull  in  their  mouth 
Zeph.7.1^.  neither  (hall  a  deceitf.  tongue  be  found 
2  Cor.  1 1 . 1 3  .fuch  are  falfe  zyoQcdeceitfull  workers 
Ephef. 4. z2.  according  to  the  deceitfull  lufts 

©eceftfttllp. 
Gen.  34-13.  anfwered  Shech.and  Hamor  deceitfully 
Exod.8.zg.\et  not  Phar.  deale deceitfully  any  more 

2i.8.he  hath  dealt  deceitfully  with  her 
Lev. 6-4.01  the  things  which  he  hath  ^fcif/igotten 
Job  6. 1 5  .my  brethren  have  dealt  deceit fully,z% 

1 3.7.  and  talk  deceitfully Tor  him 
Pfal.  2  4. 4. nor  fworne  deceitfully 

5  2.2.1ike  a  (harp  rafor,working  deceitfully 
fer.4S.10.  that  doth  the  work  of  the  L.  deceitfully 
Dan.i  1. 2 3. he  (hall  work  deceitfully 
2  Cor. 4.2.  nor  handling  the  word  of  G.  deceitfully 
JDeceftfulnerte, 

Mat.  1 3 . 22.the  deceitfuln.of riches  choak  the  word 
Afa>'.4.i9.and  the  deceitfulneffe  of  tiche.s,md 
Heb.  3.13  .thorow  the  deceitf  nine ffe  of  fin 

©ecettjff. 
Pfal.  38.1 2.and  imagine  deceits  all  the  day  long 
lfa. 30. 10. unto  us  fmooth  thing$,prophe(ic  deceits 

©ecetoe, 
2  &W2.3.25.that  he  came  to  deceive  thee,and 
2  lQng.4.2% .did  I  not  fay,  Do  not  deceive  me 
1 8. 29.1et  not \itxzk.deceive  you  2  Chr. 32.15. 
lfa.  36.14. 
19.  io.thy  G.in  whom  thou  trufteft  deceive  you 
//S.37.10. 
Pro.  24. 2  8  .and  deceive  not  with  thy  lips 
Jer.9.%.  and  they  wil  deceive  every  one  his  neighb. 
29. 8. diviners  that  be  in  the  midft  ofyowdeceive 
37.9. deceive  not  your  felves,  faying 
Zec.i3.4.nei.(hall  they  wear  a  rough  garm. to  dec. 
Mat. 24. 4.  take  heed  that  no  man  deceive  you 
5-faying,I  am  Chrift,& ihAldeceive many 

Mai\  '3.5. 
1 1  .falfe  proph.ftial  rife,&  (hall  deceive  many 
24.they  (hall  deceive  the  very  eleft 
Mar.  1 3.4.take  heedleft  any  man  deceive  you 
Rom.  16.18  .fair  fpeeches  deceive  the  hearts  of 
i  Cor.  3. 1 8 .  let  no  man  deceive  himfelfe 
Ephef.4.1 4.  whereby  they  lie  in  wait  to  deceive 

5. 6. let  no  man  deceive  you  with  vain  words 
2  Tbef.  2.3  .let  no  man  deceive  you  by  any  means 

1  Joh.  1 . 8  .we  deceive  our  felvesa&  there  is  no  truth 
3.7.1ittlechildren,letno  man  deceiveyoa 

Rev. 20. 3  .that  he  (hould  decci.  the  nations  no  more 
8.&  (hall  goe  out  to  deceive  the  nations  with 
©ecetoableneffe. 

2  Thef.2.10.  &  with  all  deceivableneffe  of  unrighte. 
3DecetoeD. 

Gen-i  1. 7. your  father  hzih  deceived  me,&  changed 
Lcv.6.z.  or  hath  deceived,  his  neighbour 
Deut.i  1.16.  that  your  heart  be  not  deceived 

1  Sam.  1 9. 1 7  .why  haft  thou  deceivedxne  fo,and 
28. 1 2.why  haft  thou  deceived  me,  for  thou  art 

2  Sam. 19.  26. 0  King,  my  fervant  deceived  me 
Job  12.16.  the  deceived  and  deceiver  are  his 

1 5.3 1 .  let  not  him  that  is  deceived  truft  in  van. 

3 1 .9.  if  my  heart  have  been  deceiv.by  a  woman 
lfa.  1 9. 1 3  .the  Princes  of  Noph  are  deceived 

44.20.3  deceived  heart  hath  turned  him  afide 
/e>.4. 10.  furely,thou  haft  greatly  deceiv.  this  peo. 

20.7. 0  L.thou  haft  deceived me,&  I  vtisdecei. 

49.  i6.thy  terribleneffe  hath  deceived  me 
I4W.  1.19.I  called  for  my  lovers ,but  they  deceived 


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E^ofc  14.9.  and  if  the  prophet  be  deceived  when  he 
I  the  Lord  have  deceived  that  prophet 
Obdi.  3  .pride  of  thine  heart  hath  deceived  rhee 
7. had  peace  with  thee,have  deceived  thee 
£«£  2 1 .8.  take  heed  that  ye  be  not  deceived 
/ob.7.47.anfw.them  the  Pharif.  Are  ye  alCodecei. 
Rom.7.1 1.  deceived me,zndby  it  flew  me 
1  £>•.£. 9.be  not  deceive  ^neither  fornicators,nor 

1 5. 3  3.  be  not  deceived,  evill  communicat.  corr. 
Gal.6.7.  be  not  deceived,God  is  not  mocked 

1  Tim.  1. 1 4.  and  Adam  was  not  deceived,  but 

the  woman  being  deceived,  was  in  the 

2  Tiw.  3.13  .deceiving.and  being  deceived 
Tit.  3 . 3  .deceived,  fervmg  divers  lufts 

Rev.  1 8 . 2  3  .by  thy  forcenes  were  all  nations  deceiv. 

19.zo.be decei.them  which  had receiv.the mar. 

20.10.  the  divell  that  deceiv.  him  was  caft  into 
3Dcceffcer, 
Gw.27.12.1  (hall  feem  to  him  asa  deceiver   • 
Job  1  z.  1  tf  .the  deceived  and  deceiver  are  his 
Afa/.  1 .  i4.but  curfed  be  the  deceiver,  which  hath 
Mat. z  7. 6  3  .we  remem.  that  that  D<?cmw}while  he 
2  John  7-this  is  a  df«/w>-3  and  an  Antichrift 

©ecetoerg. 
2  Cor. 6. 8. as  deceivers,  and  yet  true 
Tit  1 . 1  o .&  *tt?z"ww,efpecially,they  of  the  circfic. 
z  /flfo.7.  many  deceivers  are  entred  into  the  world 

3Dece(t>etb. 
Pro.  z6. 1 9.fo  is  the  man  that  deceiveth  his  neighb. 
Joh.j.i  2.  nay,but  he  deceiveth  the  people 
Gal. 6. 3.  when  he  is  nothing,he  deceiveth  himfelfe 
Jam.i.z6.bat  deceiveth  his  owne  heart 
Rev.i  2.9.called  the  div.&  Satan,wc,'^«.the  wor. 
1 3 . 1 4.8c  deceiveth  them  that  dwell  on  the  earth 

iDcceitXns. 
2  Tim. 2. 1 3  .deceiving, and  being  deceived 
James  1.22.  onely  deceiving  your  owne  felves 

5DcccitfngS. 
2  P#.2.i3.fporcing  themfel.  with  their  oy/ndecei. 

Decentip. 

1  Cor.  1 4-40.1et  all  things  be  done  decently,  and  in 

IDeciOeD, 

2  Kjng.20.40.  thy  felfe  hath  decided  it 

5Deetfjott, 

/a?/  3. 1 4. multitudes  in  the  valley  ofdecifion 

day  of  the  L.is  ncer,inthe  valley  ofdecifion 
5Decfe. 
/06  40.10.  deck  Jhy  felfnow  with  majefty,and 
Jer. 10. 4.  they  rfff/f  it  withfilver  and  with  gold 

SDecbet). 
P/0.7.16.I  have  decked  my  bed  with  coverings  of 
E-^el(.i6. 1 1 . 1  decked  thee  alfo  with  ornaments 

1 3. thus  waft  thou  «fa%i  with  gold,and 

Hof.  2. 1 3 . &  (he  *c^f i  her  felfe  with  her  ear-rings 

Ke-y.17.4.  and  decked  with  gold  &  precious  ftones 

i8.i6.Alas,thatgreatcitythatwas«fec/^with 

5DeckeDft. 

£5^.16.16.  8cdeckedfl  thy  high  places  with  divers 

23. 40. and  decl(edft  thy  felfe  with  ornaments 

iDectteft. 

_7er.4.  30.  though  thou  dec\efl  thee  withornam.of 

?Decketh\ 
Jp.61 .  10.  as  a  bridegroom  decketh  himf. with  orn. 

iDeclare. 
Gea.4i.24.was  none  that  could  declare  it  unto  me 
Df«r.i.5.began  Mofesto  declare  this  law/aying 
/<?//! o.4.and  (hall  dWare  his  caufe  in  the  ears  of 
Jud.  1 4. 1 2.if  ye  can  certainly  declare  it  me  within 
1 3. if  ye  cannot  declare  it  me,  then  ye 
1 5  .that  he  may  declare  to  us  the  riddle 
1  K?-i  2. 1 3  .<fecte?  good  to  the  K.with  one  mouth 
zChron.i%.\2. 
1  Chro.i6.z4.declare  his  glory  among  the  heathen 
E/2/;.4.8.  and  to  declare  it  unto  her 
Job  12.8.  filhes  of  the  fea  fhall  declare  it  unto  thee 
2 1 .3  1  .who  (lull  *cte'£  his  way  to  his  face 
3  1. 37.I  would  declare  to  him  thenumb.of  my 
3  S.4.declare,if  thou  haft  underftanding 

iS.declare,  if  thou  know  it  all 
40. 7. and  declare  thou  unto  me       Chap.4  2.4. 
Pfal. 9. 1 1  .declare  among  the  people  his  doings 
1 9. 1. the  hesvens  declare  the  glory  of  God, and 
22.3 1 .  and  (hall  declare  his  righteoufnefle  to 
28. 27. then  did  he  fee  it,and  declare  it 
3  o.9.(hall  it  declare  thy  truth 
40.5. ifl  would  declare,  and  fpeak  of  them 

5o.6.th 


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50.6.  the  heavens  fhal  declare  his  righteoufneffe 
i6.what  haft  thou  to  do  to  declare  my  ftatut. 
64-9.and  (hull  declare  the  worke  of  God 
73.18.  that  I  may  dcclarea.il  thy  works 
75.i.name  is  neer5thy  wondrous  works  declare 
7  8.6.  and  declare  them  to  their  children 
96.1,. declare  his  glory  among  the  heathen 
97. 6. the  heavens  declare  his  righteoufnefTe 
10  z.z  1. declare  the  name  of  the  Lord  in  Zion 
107.1 2.and  declare  his  works  with  rejoycing 
1 18.17.nnd  declare  the  works  of  the  Lord 
i45.4.and  (hall  declare  thy  mighty  acts 
Ecclcf.y.i.evcn  to  declare  all  this,that  the  righteous 
Ifa.y. y.thcy  dccthek  fin  as  Sodom,they  hide  it  not 
1 1. ^.declare  his  doings  among  the  people 
2i.6.fet  a  watchman, let  him  declare  what  he 
41.z2.or  declare  us  things  for  to  come 
4i.p.and  new  things  do  I  dec.bdoic  they  fpting 
•  1 1  and  declare  his  praife  in  the  Iflands 
43 .9. who  among  them  can  declare  this,and 

26  declare  thou,  that  thou  mayeft  be  juftified 
44  7  and  fhall  declare  it,  and  fet  it  in  order 
45.t9.fpeak  right.  I  declare  things  'hat  are  right 
48.6  fee  all  chis,?nd  will  not  ye  declare  it 
5  3  8.and  who  (hall  declare  his  generation 
66. 1 5>.theyfhalldfc.my  glory  among  the  Gent. 
Jer.^.zo. declare  this  in  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
9. 1 1. Lord  hath  fpoken,that  he  may  declare  it 
3  1 .  io.an.i  declare  it  in  the  Ifles  afarre  off 
38.15  .if  1  declare  it  unto  thee,  wilt  thou 
1 5. and  fay  to  thee>  declare  unto  us  what 
1    4z.20.fo  declare  tous>  and  we  will  doe  it 
<yO.zZ.dcc.  in  Zion  the  vengeance  of  the  Lord 
51.10.lct  us  declare  in  Zion  the  wotkoftheL. 
£^/j.i  1.16. that  theyrjaay  declare  all  their abomin. 
i3.36.yi';!,<fai/OTtothem  their  abominations 
40,4.rfecall  that  thou  feeft  to  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
Dan. 4. iS.O  Beltefhaxzar,  decl.the  interpretation 
Mic.^.S.to  declare  to  Jacob  his  tranfgreffion 
Zcch.y.  1 2. even  to  day  do  I  declare  that  lie  render 
Mat.i^.-}6.declare  to  us  the  payable  of  the  tares 

1 5. 1  f.faid  unto  him-,  Declare  to  us  this  parable 
,47.8.3  3.  and  who  fhall  declare  his  generation 
13.3  i.and  we  declare  toyou  glad  tidings 
4i.thoughaman*fecto'o>it  unto  you    , 
17. 23. him  declare  I  unto  you 
20.27.I  have  not  fhunned  to  declare  toyou  all 
Rom.  3 . 2  5  .to  declare  his  riahteouf.  for  the  remiffion 
26.to  declare  I  fay  at  this  time  his  righteouf. 

1  Cor. 3. 1 3.  for  the  day  fhall  declare  it 

1 1.1  i.nrw  in  this  that  I  declare  to  you  I 
1 5.  i.I  declare  to  you  the  Gofpel  vvhich  I 
^.47.all  my  ftate  (hall  Tvchicus  declare  to  you 
Heb.t  i.i4.that£iy  fuch  things, declare  plainly  that 
i  fob. 1  .j.fiene  zndhtzxd,declare  we  unto  you 
5  .and  declare  to  you  >  hat  God  is  light 
1  will  jDcriare,  or,  mil  1. 
Job  if.i-.that  whichl  have  feen,l  will  declare 
Pfa!.z.j.\  wil  declare  the  decree,the  Lord  hath  faid 
22.22.1  will  declare  thy  name  to  my  brethren 
3  8. 1 8. for  I  will  declare  mine  iniquity 
66.  i6.and  I  will  declare  what  he  hath  done  for 
7  5.9.1™  I  will  declare  for  ever,T  will  fing 
i45.6.and  I  will  declare  thy  greatneffe 
J/i. 5 7. 1 2.I- will  declare  thy  righteoufneffe  and  thy 
Jer.4z.4X  will  declare  it  Unto  you 
fob.  17. 26.I  wil  declare  it,that  the  love  wherewith 
Heb.2. 1 2.I  will  declare  thy  name  to  my  brethren 
5Declare  ye. 

Ifa.4S.z0. declare  ye,  tell  this,  utter  it  even  to 
Jer.4.<;.declare  ye  in  Judah,and  publifh  in 
46.  \4.declare  ye  in  Egypt,and  publifh  in 
50.2. declare  ye  among  the  nations,  and 
Mic.i.io.declare  ye  it  not  at  Gath,  weep  ye  not 

iDeclaration. 
E/?.io.2.the«W^v?fwz  of  the  greatneffe  of  Mord. 
Jab  1 3.  i7.and  my  declaration  with  your  eares 
Lull- 1.1  to  fet  forth  in  order  a  declaration  of  thofe 

2  C(»'.8.i9.and  declaration  of  your  ready  minde 

iD=  claret), 
Exod.9.  i6.that  thy  name  may  be  decl.  thorowout 
Levit  2344-Mofes  declared  to  the  childre  of  Ifrael 
Numb.i.iS.znd  they  declared  their  pedegrees  after 

1 5.34,becaufe  it  v/as  not  declared  what  fhould 
Dent. 4.1,3 .he  declared  to  you  his  covenant  which 
2  S.m?.\^.6.ioi  thou  haft  declared  this  day  that 


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Nc/;.8.i2.underftood  the  words  that  were  declared 
Job  26. 3. haft  thou  plentifully  declared  the  thing 
Pfal.40. 10.I  h  we  declared  thy  faithfulneffe 
71.17.1-iitherto  have  I  declared  thy  wondrous 
77.i4.thouhaft  declared  thy  ftrength  among 
88. 1 1. fhall  thy  loving  kindneffe  be  declared  in 
1 19. 1 3.with  my  lips  have  I  declared  all  the 
26.I  have  declared  my  wayes,  and  thou 
lfa.zi.z.i.  grievous  vifionis  declared  unto  me 
io.the  God  of  Ifrael  have  I  declared  to  you 
41 ,2d>.who  hath  declared  from  the  beginning 
43. 12. 1  have  declared.fl.nA  have  faved,and  I 
44.8.  have  declared  it?  ye  are  even  my  witneffes 
45. 21. who  hath  declared  this  from  ancient  time 
48.3 .1  have  declared  the  former  things  from  the 
5.I  have  even  from  the  beginning  declared  it 
14.W  'h  among  them  have  declar.  thefe  things 
Jir^.^.thenMicaiah  declared  unto  them  all  the 

42.21.now  I  have  this  day  ^fctex^  it  toyou 
L»^.8.47.(he  declared  to  him  before  all  the  people 
/ofc.i.i8.ofthe  father,he  hath  declared  him 

17.26.and  I  have  declared  to  them  my  name 
Ads  9. 27. and  declared  unto  them  how  he  had  feen 
10. 8. when  he  had  declared  all  thefe  things 
1 2. 1 7. declared  unto  them  how  the  Lord  had 
1 5-4.they  declared  all  things  that  God  had  done 

i4.Simeon  hath  declared  how  God  at  firft 
21.19.he  declared  particularly  what  things  God 
25.14  Feftus  declared  Pauls  caufe  to  the  king 
Rom.i.4.%nd  declared  to  be  the  Sonne  of  God 

9.17-that  thy  name  might  be  declared  thorow 
1  Cor.1.1 1. for  it  hath  been  declared  to  me  of  you 
z  £V.3.3.yearemanifeftly  declared  tobetheepift. 
Col.  1. 8.  who  alfo  declared  unto  us  the  love 
Rev.io.y.he  hath  declared  to  his  ferv.  the  Prophets 

©cclarerl). 

lfa.4 1.26, there  is  none  that  declarcth,yea,thcre  is 
Jer.  4. 1 5.  for  3  voice  declared)  from  Dan,and 
Hof.4. 1 2.and  their  ftaffe  declare tb.unta  them 
Amos  4.1 3. declareth  unto  man  what  is  his  thought 
^Declaring. 

lfa.46. 10. declaring  the  end  from  the  beginning 
Ads  1 5.3. declaring  the  converfion  of  the  Gentiles 
1  z.declaring  what  mi  racks  and  wonders  God 

1  Cor.z.i.declaring  to  you  the  teftimony  of  God 

©eclfne. 

£aW.23.2.neith.ihalt  thou  fpeak  in  a  caufe  to  decl. 
T>c ut.  1 7. 1 1. thou  (halt  not  decline  from  the  fentence 
PZ.119.157.yet  do  I  not  decline  from  thy  teftimo. 
Pro.  4.5.neither  decl.from  the  words  of  my  mouth 

7.2  5. let  not  thy  heart  decline  to  her  wayes 
©ecltneO. 
z  Cbro.-} 4.z.5.nd  declined  neither  to  the  right  hand 
Job  13.1 1. his  way  have  kept,and  not  declined 
P/^44. 18. neither  have  our  fteps  decl.  from  thy  way 

1 19.5 1  .yet  have  I  not  declined  from  thy  law 

©edfhetfy. 

Pfal.  1  o  2. 1 1  .my  dayes  are  as  a  fhadow  that  declinetb 
109.23.I  am  gone  like  the  (had.  when  it  dcclin. 

5Decreafe. 

P/^.i07.38.fuffereth  not  their  cattell  to  decrease 
Job. 1. 30. he  muft  increafe,butlmuft  decreafe 

IDecteafeu. 

Gen.S. j.the  waters  decreafed  continually  untill  the 

IDecree. 

2  Cbro.  3 o.  5 .fo  they  eftablifhed  a  decree  to  make 
E^ra  5.13  .the  fame  king  Cyrus  made  a  decree  to 

i7.that  a  decree  was  made  of  Cyrus  the  king 
6. 1. then  Darius  the  king  made  a  decree,  and 
3. the  king  made  a  decree  concern,  the  houfe 
8.moreoverImakeadra?e  what  ye  (hall  doe 

1  i.alfo  I  have  made  a  decree  that  whofoever 
1 2.I  Darius  have  made  a  decree,\et  it  be  done 

7.1 3.I  make  a  decree  that  all  they  of  the  people 

2  i.I  Artaxerxes  the  king  do  make  a  decree 
£/r.i.20.the  kings  decree  which  he  (hall  make 

2.8.and  his  decree  was  heard,  and  when 
3 . 1 5.and  the  decree  was  given  to  Shuflian 

Chap.S.i4. 
4.3. and  his  decree  came,  there  was  great  mourn. 
8.gave  him  the  copie  of  the  writ  of  the  decree 
8.17. and  his  decree  ca.me, the  Jewes  had  joy 
9. 1. and  his  decree  drew  neere  to  be  put  to 
1 3  .alfo  according  to  this  dayes  decree  and 
14-the  decree  was  given  at  Shulhan,  and  they 

3  2.the  decree  of  Efther  confirmed  thefe  mat. 


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Job  28. 26. when  he  made  a  decree  for  the  rain  and 
Pfal.z.7.1  will  declare  the  decree,The  Lord  hath 

i48.6.he  hath  made  a  decr.which  (hal  not  paffe 
P?-0.8.29>when  he  gave  to  the  fea  h  s  decree,  that 
Jer. $.zz.by  a  perpetuall  decree  that  it  cannot 
Dan.2.y.there  is  but  one  decree  lor  you,  for 

1 3.8c  the  decree  went  forth  that  the  wife  men 
1 5. why  is  the  decree  fo  hafty  from  the  kinp 
3. 10. thou  O  king  haft  made  a  decree,  that 

29.therfore  I  make  a  decree  that  every  people 
4.6. made  I  a  decree  to  bring  in  all  the  wife 
i7.this  matter  is  by  the  decree  of  the  watcher 
24.and  this  is  the  decree  of  the  moft  high 
6. 7. and  to  make  a  firme  decree  that  whofoever 
8. now  O  king  eftablifh  the  decree,  and 
9.whcrefore  king  Darius  figned  the  decree 
1  i.before  the  king,concern.  the  kings  decree 
haft  thou  not  figned  a  decree 
1 5.regardeth  not  thee,0  king,  nor  the  decree 
26.I  make  a  decree ,that  in  every  dominion 
Jonah  3-7-by  the  decree  of  the  king  and  his  nobles 
Micab7.11.in  that  day  (hall  the  decree  be  farre 
Zepb.z.z.beforc  the  decree  bring  forth,before  the 
Ui\e  2. 1. there  went  out  a  decree  from  Cefar 

JDccrec. 

Job  2  2. 28. thou  (halt  alfo  decree  a  thing,  and 
Pi'0.8.i  5. kings  raigne,  and  princes  decree  juftice 
lfa.10. 1. woe  to  them  that  decree  unright.  decrees 

©ccreea. 

Eliber  2.1. and  what  was  decreed  againft  her 

9.3  i.and  as  they  had  decreed  for  themselves 
Job  38.10.and  brake  up  for  it  my  decreed  place 
Ifa.  10. 22. the  confumption  decreed  (hall  overflow 

1  t>\7.37.hathfo decrced'm  heart,thathe will 

IDecvces. 

Ifa. io.  1. woe  to  them  that  decree  umi^ht. decrees 

Ads  i6.4.they  delivered  them  the  decrees  for  to 

1 7 .7. contrary  to  the  decrees  of  Cefar,faying 

3DeOan. 

Gra.io.7.fonnes  of  Raamah,  Shcba  and  Dedan 

1  Chron.1.9. 

2  5. 3. and  Jokfhan  begat  Sheba  snd'Dedan 

1  Chron  1.32. 

the  fonnes  of  Dedan  were  Aihurim 

Jer.zf.zi.Dedan,  and  Tema,and  Buz  (hall  drink 

49.8.O  inhabitants  of  Dedan:  fori  will 
E^c/^.^.theyof  Dedanihzll  fallbythefword 
27.1 5.the  men  of  Dedan  were  thy  merchants 
20.De d.was  thy  merchant  in  precious  clothes 

3  8. 1 3. Sheba  and  Dedan,  and  the  merchants  of 

IDeoantirt. 
Ifa.zi.ii.O  ye  travelling  companies  of  Dedanim 

5Deti(catc,  ©eu.care. 
Dent.  20.5.  and  another  man  dedicate  k 

2  Sam.S.i  1  .which  alfo  David  did  dedicate  to  the 

and  gold  that  he  had  dedicate 
z  Kin?.  1 2. 1 8. his  fathers,kings  of  Juda  had  dedicate 

1  CM0.26.2o.over  the  treafures  of  the  dedicthm^ 

26.over  all  the  treafures  of  the  dedicate  things 
27.did  they  dedicate  tomaintaine  the  houfe 
28.12.  &  of  the  treafuries  of 'the  dedicate  things 

2  Cbro. 2.4.and  to  dedicate  it  to  him,  and  to  burne 

24.7.alfo  all  the  dedicate  things  of  the  houfe  of 
3 1.1 2.and  brouaht  in  the  dedicate  things  faithf. 
£^.44.29.every  dedicate  thing  in  Ifrael  (hall  be 

©etilcateu. 
Draf.20.5.built  a  new  houfe,&  hath  not  dedicated 
Judg.  1 7. 3. wholly  dedicated  the  filver  to  the  Lord 

1  Kj/Zg.7.51.  which  David  his  father  had  dedicated 

8.63-all  the  childr.  of  Ifrael  dedicated  the  houfe 
1 5.1 5.which  his  father  had  dedicated,  and  the 

2  King.  1 2.4.all  the  money  of  the  dedicated  things 

1  Chron.1%.1 1. them  alfo  king  David  dedicated 

26.26. and  the  captaine  of  the  hoft  had  dedicated 

28  .and  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiah  had  dedicated 

and  w  hofoever  had  dedicated  any 

2  t%0.5.i.that  David  his  father  had  dedicatedmd 

7. 5. all  the  people  dedicated  the  houfe  of  God 
1 5.  iS.the  things  that  his  father  had  dedicated 
that  he  bimfelf  had  dedicated  filver  and 
Heb.y.  1 8  .neither  the  firft  teftament  was  dedicated 

JDeofcatlng. 
2v"#»z.7.io.princes  off:  for  dedicating  of  the  altar  in 
1 1. each  prince  on  his  day,for  the  dedicating 
DcOf  cation. 
2\to.7.84.the  dedication  of  the  altar  in  the  day 

8  8. this 


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88.this  was  the  dedication  of  the  altar  after 
i  Cbro  y.o.for  they  kept  the  dedication  of  thealtar 
Eva  6.  i6.the  children  of  captivity  kept  the  dedicat. 

iy.at  the  dedication  of  this  houfe  of  God 
Neh.iz.z7.at  the  dedication  of  the wal,of  Jerufalem 
to  keep  the  dedication  with  gladneffe 
DOT.3.2  come  to  the  dedication  of  the  image  which 

7  <»ath  to°eth.unto  the  dedication  of  the  image 
yofr.io.22.at  Jrtufalem.the  feaft  of  the  dedication 

©ect). 

Ge».44.i  j.whatdW  is  this  that  ye  have  done 
EArok9.16.and  in  very  dW  for  this  caufe  have  I 
Judg.19.i0.thnK  was  nofuchdserf  done,  nor 

1  5aw.2f.34.in  very  deed  as  the  Lord  God  of  Iff. 

:s6.4.thatSaul  was  come  in  very  deed 

2  5flw.n.i4hythis  deed  thou  haft  given  great 
Eff.Li7.f0r  this  deed  of  the  Queene  fhall  come 

1 8 .have  heard  of  the  deed  of  the  Queene 
£^.23. 5  1-not  confented  to  the  counfell  and  deed 

24.19.whkh  was  a  Prophet  mighty  in  deed 
^ff.4.9.this  day  be  examined  of  the  good  deed 
Kow.15.18.make  the  Gent.obed.by  word  and  deed 
1  Cor.5. i.that  he  that  hath  done  this  deed  might 

3  .that  hath  fo  done  this  deed 
Co/.j.i7.whatfoeverye  do  in  word  or  deed,doa\\ 
/^.i.ij.thismanfhallbeblefledinhisaM 
ijohn  3. 18.  but  in  deed  and  truth 

JDeeOflf. 
Gen.1o.9A0m  deeds  that  ought  not  to  be  done 

1  Cbro.  1 6. 8. make  known  his  deeds  among  the  peo. 

Pfal.105.1. 

2  Chro.i  5.27 .and  his  deeds  firft  and  laftj  behold 
E-qa  9- 1 3. for  our  eyill  deeds, and  for  our  great 
Nek6.19.alfo  they  reported  his  good  deeds  before 

13.14.and  wipe  not  out  my  good  deeds 
P/2^.28.4.give  them  according  to  their  deeds,and 
lfa.^9.1 8Iaccording  to  their  <tefr accordingly  he 
frA5.28.they  overpaffe  deeds  of  the  wicked 

25.i4.recompence  them  according  to  their  deeds 
Luke  1 1. 48  .that  ye  allow  the  deeds  of  your  fathers 

2 3. 4 1. we  receive  the  due  reward  of  our  deeds 
/o/;.3.i9.becaufe  their  deeds  were  eyill 
20.1eft  his  deeds  fhould  be  reproved 
2 1  .that  his  deeds  may  be  made  manifeft 

8.4i.ye  doe  the  deeds  of  your  father,then  faid 
Acls  7.22.Mofes  was  mighty  in  words  and  deeds 

9.36.and  almes  deeds  which  (lie  did 

19.  i8.andconfeffed,andthewed  their  deeds 

24.2.and.that  very  worthy  deeds  are  done  to 
Kom.z.6.to  every  man  according  to  his  deeds 

3.20.wherefore  by  the  deeds  of  the  law  there 
iS.without  thedeeds  of  the  law 

8 . 1 3  .do  morti  fie  the  deeds  of  the  body,  ye  fhall 
2  Cm;  1 2. 1  i.tignes  and  wonders,  and  mighty  deeds 
Cfl/.3#9.have  put  off  the  old  man  with  his  deeds 
2  Prf.2.8.with  their  unlawfull  deeds 

2  fob.  1  i.is  partaker  of  his  evill  deeds 

3  Joh.io.l  will  remember  his  deeds  which 
Jude  1 5-of  all  thefe  ungodly  dceds,whkh  they 
Rev.z.6.tho\i  hateft  the  deeds  of  the  Nicolaitans 

22.except  they  repent  of  their  deeds 

16. 1  i.and  repented  not  of  their  deeds 

3DeeincO. 
Atls  27.27.  about  midnight  the  (hipmen  deemed 

3Deepe. 

G«z.  t. 2. darkrieffe  was  on  the  face  of  the  deepe 
7. 1  i.of  the  great  deepe  were  broken  up 
8.2.the  fountaines  of  the  deepe  were  flopped 

49.2  5.withble(fings  of  thedecp  that  lieth  under 
Dent.  33.13  .and  for  the  deep  that  toucheth  beneath 
Job  38.30.and  the  face  of  the  deepe  is  froien 

41.3  i.he  maketh  the  deepe  to  boyle  like 

3  2.one  would  think  the  deepe  to  be  hoary 
Pfal.  3  6.6.thy  judgements  are  a  great  deepe 
\-l.j. deepe  calleth  untorfeepe  at  the  noife 
69. 1  f.neither  let  the  deepe  fwallow  me  up 
i04.6.thou  covcredft  it  with  the  deepe  as  ' 
107.24.and  his  wonders  in  the  deepe 
Pi'o.8.28.he  ftrengthened  the  fountain  of  the  deem 
lfa.z9. 1 5 .woe  to  them  that  feek  deepe  to  hide 
44.27  .that  faith  to  the  deep  fie  dry  and 
5  i.io.the  waters  of  the  great  deepe 
63.13.that  led  them  thorow  the  deepens  an 
E^\26.i9.wheri  I  fhall  bring  up  the  deepe  on  thee 
3  i.4.the  deepe  fet  him  up  on  high 
1 5.I  covered  the  deepe  for  him, and 


DEE        DEF 

Amos  7.4. and  it  devoured  the  great  deepe 
Jonah  2>3.for  thou  hadft  caft  me  into  the  deepe 
Hab.j.io.thedjcpe  uttered  his  voice,and 
Lu\.  5.4.he  faid  to  Simon,Lanch  out  into  the  deep 
.8.3i.notcomand  them  to  go  out  into  the  deepe 
Rom.  10. 7. or  who  (hall  afcend  into  the  deepe 
2  Cor.i  1. 25.I  have  beene  in  the  deepe 

Deepe. 
Job  1 2.22.he  difcovereth  deep  things  out  of  darkn. 
Pfat.6  4.6. every  one  of  them,and  the  heart  is  deepe 
69.2.I  finke  into  deepe  myre,where  there  is  no 
I  am  come  into  deepe  waters 
i4.andout  ofthedecpe  waters 
8o_9.and  didft  caufe  it  to  take  deepe  root 
'y2.5.and  thy  thoughts  are  very  deepe 
9  5 .4.in  his  hand  are  the  deepe  places  of 
1 3  5.6. in  the  feas  and  all  deepe  places 
140.10.into  deepe  pits  that  they  rife  not 
Prev.  1 8 .4.words  of  a  mans  mouth  are  as  deep  wat. 
2c5.counf.in  the  heart  of  man  is  like  deep  wat. 
22.14.the  mouth  offtrange  women  is  a  deep  pit 
2 3. 27. for  a  whore  is  a  deepe  ditch,and 
Exclef-j.z4.and  exceeding  deep,who  can  find  it  out 
i/d.30.3  3. he  hath  made  it  deepe  and  large 
Jer.qy.S. dwell  deepe,0  inhabitants  of  Dedan 
E^e^.2 3 .3  2.of  thy  {liters  eup  deepe  and  large 
3  2.i4.then  will  I  make  their  waters  deepe  and 
34.18.and  to  have  drunk  of  the  deepe  waters 
Dan.z.zz.he  revealeth  the  deepe  and  fecret  things 
Lul{e  6.48.and  digged  deepe,and  laid  the 
J0&.4.1  i.and  the  well  is  deepefiom  whence  then 
1  Coi-.2.io.yea  the  deepe  things  of  God 
z  tV.8.2.and  their  deepe  poverty  abounded 
Deep  fleep,  after  Deepflf. 

•Deeper, 

LraY.i3.3.and  the  plague  in  fight  bedecper  then 
4.and  in  fight  be  not  deeper  then  the  skin 

Verf.31. 
z 5. audit  be  in  fight  deeper  then  the  skin 

Verf.30. 
32.and  the  fcallbe  not  in  fight  deeper  then 
34.nor  be  in  fight  deeper  then  the  skin 
Job  1 1.8.  what  canft  thou  doUeeper  then  hell 
Ifa.^^.19.3  people  of  deeper  fpeech  then  thou  canft 

Deeplp, 
Ifa.%  i.6.children  of  Ifrael  have  deeply  revolted 
Hof.9.9.they  have  deeply  corrupted  themfelves 
Mar.%.  1 2.and  he  fighed  deeply  m  his  fpirit,and 

Deepneffe. 
Mat.  13.5  becaufe  they  had  no  deepmjfe  of  earth 

Deeps. 
Neb. 9.1  i.perfecutors  thou  threweft  into  the  deeps 
Pfal.SS.6.in  darknefle  in  the  deeps 

i48.7.praife  the  Lord  ye  dragons  and  all  deeps 
Zecb. 10.1  i.all  the  deeps  of  the  river  fhall  drie  up 

Deep  fleep. 
Gen.z.z  i.God  caufed  a  deep  fleep  to  fall 

1 5.1 2.  a  deep  fleep  fell  upon.Abram :  and  loe 
1  Sam.z6.i  2.becaufe  a  deep  fleep  from  the  Lord 
Job  4.1 3. when  deep  fleep  falleth  on  men 

Chap  33.15. 
Prov.19.1 5.flothfulnefle  cafteth  into  3.  deep  fleep 
2/2.29. 10. upon  you  the  fpjrit  of  deep  fleep 
DOT.8.i8.with  me  j  I  was  in  a  deep  fleep 

io.9.then  was  I  in  deep  fleep  on  my  face 
Acls  20.9  Eutichus  being  fallen  into  a  deep  fleep 

©eere, 
Deut.14.^  .and  the  fallow  deere,and  the  wild  goat 
1  Kjng.4.z-$.and  fallow  deeretznd  fatted  fowle 
DefameO. 

1  Cor. a,.  1 3  .being  defamed  we  intreat,we  are  made 

Defaming. 
Jer.zo.  to.for  I  heard  of  the  defaming  of  many 
Defeat. 

2  Sam.  1 5.34.then  mayeft  thou  for  me  defeat  the 

17.14.the  L.  had  appointed  to  defeat  the  good 
Defence. 
Numb.i^.iheh  defence  is  departed  from  them 
2  Cbro.i  i.5.Rehoboam  builtcities  fordefence 
Job  22.25  -yea  thealmighty  fhall  be  thy  defence 
Pfal.y.  io.my  defence  is  of  God,  which  faveth 

3  i.2.for  an  houfe  of  defence  to  fave  me 

59.9. for  God  is  my  defence  Verf.  17. 

i6.for  thou  haft  been  my  defence  and  refuge 

62.2.he  is  my  defence  J.  mall  not  Verf  6. 

89.  i8.for  the  Lord  is  our  defence  :  and  the  holy 


D  E  F 


D  EF 


94.22.but  the  Lord  is  my  defence:  and  my  God 
Ecc/.7.i2.wifdome  is  a  defence,and  money  is  a  def 
Ifa.4. 5  .for  on  all  the  glory  (hall  be  a  defence 

19. 6.  and  the  brooks  of  defence  fhall  be  emptied 
3  3.  i6.his  place  of  defence  (hall  be  on  the 
W 'ah.  2. 5  .and  the  defence  fhall  be  prepared 
Acts  1 9. 3  3  .would  have  made  his  def.  to  the  people 

22.i.heare  ye  my  defence  which  I  make  now 
Phil.i.j.'mthedef.  and  confirmation  of  the  Gofp. 
i7.for  the  defence  of  the  Gofpell 
DefenceO. 
Ifa.  z  5.2.thou  haft  made  of  a  dc  fenced  city  a  ruine 
27.  io.yet  the  definced  cities  fhall  be  defolate 
36.i.K.ofAfiyria  came  up  againft  all  the  d?/«2. 
.  3  7. 26.  to  lay  wafte  dc  fenced  cities  into 
Jer. 1.1S.I  havemadetheea  defenced  city 

4-5.goe  into  the  de fenced  cities         Ch.8.14. 
34.7.thefe  defenced cities  remained  of 
£^.2i.20.and  to  Juda  and  Jerufalem  the  defenced 
Deferiu. 

Jud.io.i.aftet  Abim.thenrarofe  to  defend  U.T oh 
2  King.19.i4I  will  defend  this  city  to  fave  it 

20.6.I  will  defendthls  city  for  mine  own  fake 
Pfal.zo.  1  .name  of  the  God  of  Jacob  defend  thee 

59. 1. defend  me  from  them  that  rife  up  againft 

Sz.^defend the poore and  fatherleffe 
lfa.$  1.5.63  will  the  Lord  of  hofts  defend  Jerufalem 

38.6.and  I  will  defend  this  city 
Zech.9. 1 5  .the  Lord  of  hofts  fhall  defend  them 

n.8.in  that  day  fhall  the  L<  defend  the  inhabit. 
Defenses, 

2  Sam.z1.1z.and  defended  it,&  flew  the  Philiftims 
Acls  7.24_he  defended  him,and  avenged  him  that 

JDefetiOeft, 

Pfal.^.i  i.fhout  for  joy:becaufe  thoadefendesl  them 

IDefenDing. 
Ifa. 3 1.5. defending  alfo  he  will  deliver  it,  and 

3Defewe« 
Ecclcf.  ^.4..a  vow  toGod,defe>renot  to  pay  it 
Ifa.4%. 9_for  my  names  fake  will  I  deferre  mine 
Dan.9.  i9.deferre not  for  thy  names  fake 

©eferceO. 
Gen. 3  4. 1 9. young  man  deferred  not  to  do  the  thing 
Piov.  1 3 . 1 2.hope  deferred  maketh  the  heart  fick 
Acls  24.2  2.he  deferred  them,and  faid,When  Lyfias 

JDefervet^, 
Prov.i9.\  i.difcretion  of  a  man  defenetb  his  anger 

1De6e. 
Numb.zj.y.curCe  me  Jacob,and  come  defte  Ifrael 
8.or  how  fhall  I  defie  whom  the  Lord  hath 
1  S<W2.i7.io.Philift.  faid,  I  defiethe  armies  of  Ifr. 
2  5.that  is  come  up  furely  to  defie  Ifrael 
26.that  he  fhould  ^e.the  atmies  of  the  liv.G. 
5De6eD. 

Numb.zi. 2. whom  the  Lord  hath  not  defied 

1  &ff#.i7.36.feeing  he  hath  defiedthe  armies  of  the 

45.  whom  thou  haft  defied 

2  5to.21.21.and  when  he  df/zM? Ifrael,  Jonathan 

1  Chron.zo.7. 
23-9.they  defied  the  Philiftims  that  .were  there 
©efiie. 

Lcv.i  i.44.neitherfhall  ye  defile  your  felveswith 
1 5.3 1  .when  they  defile  my  tabernacle  that  is 
1 8.20.to  defile  thy  felfe  with  her 

2 3. any  beaft,to  defile  thy  felfe  therewith 
z^.defile  not  your  felves  in  any  of  thefe 
28.1and  fpue  not  you  oat  when  ye  defile  it 
30.and  that  ye  defile  not  your  felves  therein 
20.3  .to  defile  my  Sanftuaiy,  and  to  prophane 
2  i.4.but  he  fhall  not  defile  himfelfe,being 
1 1. nor  defile  himfelfe  for  his  father,or  for 

2  2.8.he  fhall  not  eat  to  defile  himfelfe 
2v«»2tf.5.3.that  they  defile  not  their  camps  with 

3  <>. 14.de file  net  therefore  the  land  which 

2  KiKg.23.13.child.of  Ammon.did  the  King  di?/?/e 
Otf.5.3.wafhcd  my  feet,how  fhall  I  defile  them 
Ifa.^o.zz.ye  fhall  defile  alfo  the  covering  of  thy 
7tr.32.34.which  is  called  bymyname,todi?/z&it 
E'7f^.7.22.robbei  s  fhall  enter  into  it,and  defile  it 
p.7.he  faid  to  them,  Defile  the  houfe,  and 
20.7.and  defile  not  your  felves  with  the  idols  of 

1 8.nor  defile  your  felves  with  their  idols 
22. 3. idols  againft  her  to  defile  her  felfe 
28.7. and  fhall  defile  thy  brightneffe 
3  3 .  26.  &  ye  defile  every  one  his  neighbours  wife 
3  7. 23. neither 


DEF 


DEF 


3 7. 13. neither  (hall  they  defile  themf-any  more   j" 
43. 7. (hall  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  no  more  defile 
44.zy.at  no  dead  perfon,to  defile  thcmfelves 

no  husband ,they  may  defile  themf. 
D<»z.i.8.that  he  would  notdefile  himfelf  with  the 
that  he  might  not  defile  himfelfe 
Afatffe.15.18.and  they  defile  the  man 

20.thefe  are  the  things  which  defile  a  man 
Mar. 7.  1 5.^.him3but  the  things  which  come  out  of 
thofe  are  they  that  defile  the  man 
iS.entreth  into  the  rrian3it  cannot  defile 
23. come  from  within3and  defile  him     - 
1  Cm. 1 .17. if  any  man  defile  the  temple  of  God 
1  Tim.i.ioSot  them  that  defile  thcmfelves  with 
Jude  8.alfo  thefe  filthy  dreamers  defile  theflefh 

3DefileO. 
Gw.342.took  her,lay  with  het,de filed  hex 
5.  Jacob  heard  that  he  had  defiled  Dinah 
13. becaufe  he  had  defiled  Dinah  their  After 
27. (poiled  the  city,becaufe  they  dcf.theit  fift. 
Lc v .  5 .3  .that  a  man  fhal  I  be  defiled  w  ithall,  and  it 
1 1 .4  3  .that  ye  fhould  be  defiled  thereby 
13.46.fh.all  be  in  him,he  mall  be  defiled 
1 5 .3  2.r>nd  is  defiled  therewith 
18  24.in  all  thefe  the  nations  are  defiled  with 

2?.and  the  land  is  defiled  therefore    Ver.27. 
1 9.3 1  .neither  feek  after  w  izards  to  be  defiled  by 
2i.i.there  fhall  none  be  defiled  for  the  dead 
3. for  her  may  he  be  defiled 
Numb.^.z.-ind  whofoever  is  defilcdby  the  dead 
1 3. (lie  be  defiled,  and  there  be  no  witneffe 
i4.he  be  jealous  of  his  wife,and  (he  be  defiled 
jealous  of  his  wife,&  (lie  be  not  defiled 
20.and  if  thou  be  G?c/z/W,and  fome  man 
27-that  if  (lie  be  defiled,md  have  done  trefp. 
28. if  the  woman  be  not  dcfilcd,but  be 
29-in  ftead  of  her  husband,and  is  defiled 
6.9-and  he  hath  defiled  the  head  of  his  confecrat. 

1  i.becaufe  his  feparation  was  defiled 
p.6.there  were  certaine  men  who  were  dcfiledby 

7  .we  are  defiled  by  the  dead  body  of  a  man 
io.20.becaufe  he  hath  defiled  the  fancluiry  of 
Dcwf.21.23.that  thy  land  be  not  defiled 
22.9-and  the  fruit  of  thy  vineyard  be  defiled 
244.after  that  (he  is  dcfiled,i~or  that  is  aborr.in. 
2  I^^.23.8.and  defiled  the  high  places  where  the 
lo.and  he  defiled  Topheth,  which  is  in  the 
1  Cbro.^.  i.forafmuch  as  he  defiled  his  fathers  bed 
]v>fr.i3.29.becaufethey  hast  defiled  the  Priefthood 
Job  16. 1  5  .and  defiled  my  home  in  the  duft 
Pfal.7  4.7  .they  have  defiled  by  cafting  down 
79.1  .they  have  defilcd,they  have  laid  Jerufalem 
106.39.thus  were  they  defl/cd  with  their  owne 
Ifiz.zq.j.the  earth  alfo  is  defiled  under  the  inhabit. 

59.3  .for  your  hands  are  defiled  wi  th  blood  • 
/c>'.2.7.but  when  ye  entred  ye  defiledmy  land 
3>9.that  (hedcfilcd  the  land,  and  committed 
16.18 .becaufe  they  have  defiled  my  land,they 
i9.i3.houfesof  the  king  of  Juda  fhall  dedefilcd 
E^.4. 13.  children  of  Ifrael  eat  theitdefiled  bread 
5.1  i.becaufe  thou  haft  defiled  my  [zn£tua.ry 
7.24.and  their  holy  places  (hall  be  defiled 
i8.6.neithcrhath  dcfilcdhis  neighbours  wife 

1 1. and  defiled  his  neighbours  wife 
20.43.wherein  yc  have  been  defiled 
22.4*and  haft  defiled  thy  felf  in  thy  idols  which 

1  i.another  hath  lewdly  defiled  his  daughter 
23.7-with  all  their  idols  (hedefiledhet  felfe 
1 3 ,w hen  I  fa w  that  (be  was defiled,that 
17. &  they  defiledhet  with  their  whoredome 
3  8. they  have  defiled  me  fan&uary  in  the 
28. 1 8. thou  haft  defiled  thy  fanftuary  by 
3 6. 1 7. they  defiled  it  by  their  own  way 
43. 8. they  have  evmdefiled  my  holy  name 
Ho/^^.and  Ifrael  isdefiled  Chap.6.10. 

Micah  4. 1 1  .that  fay.  Let  her  be  defiled,  and  let 
Ato-.7.2.f6me  of  his  difciples  eat  bread  with  defiled 
John  18. 28.I eft  they  fhould  be  defiled 
x  Cor. 8 .7.thcir  confidence  being  weak  is  defiled 
Tjr.i.  1  5  .but  to  them  that  are  defiled  &  unbeleevers 
their  minde  and  confeience  is  defiled 
Heb'i  2. 1 5  .and  thereby  many  be  defiled 
Kcu.3.4.which  have  not  defiled  their  garments 
i4.4.thefe  are  they  which  were  not  defiled 
SDefiletift. 
GM.49.4.UP  to  thy  fathers  bed:then  defiledfl  thou  it 


DEF        DEL 

5De61etl). 

Exod.i,  i.i4.every  one  that  defileth  it  (hall  be 
Numb.  19.13 .purifieth  not  himie\i3defilctb  the  tab. 

3  y.33.for  blood  it  defileth  the  land 
Mat. 1 5.1 1. not  that  wch  goeth  into  the  mouth  defi. 
cometh  out  of  the  mouth,this  defileth 
20. with  unwafhen  hmds,defilcth  a  man 
Ato\7.20.out  of  the  inan,that  defileth  the  man 
fam.-$.6.that  it  defileth  the  whole  body 
Rev.i1.z7.emet  into  it  any  thing  that  defileth 

DefrauD. 

Lev.  1 9. 1 3  .thou  (halt  not  defraud  thy  neigbour 
Mar.  10. ig.defiaud  not,  honour  thy  father 
1  Cor.6.8.  nay  you  doe  wrong  and  defraud 
7.  ^.defraud  ye  not  one  the  other,  except 
1  ThcJj'.qA.and  defraud  his  brother  in  any  matter 

5DefratioeD. 
1  Sam.iz.^.ot  whom  have  I  defrauded 
4.thou  haft  not  defrauded  us,  nor 

1  C0/'.6.7.ratherfufFeryourfelves  to  be  defrauded 

2  Cor.j.z.  we  have  defrauded  no  man 
Degenerate. 

Jci".2.2i.howthen  art  thou  turned  to  the  degenerate 
©egree. 

1  Cferfltf.i  5. i8.their  brethren  of  the  (econd  degree 

17.  i7.to  the  ftate  of  a  man  of  high  degree 
Pfal.6z.9.{\xte\y  men  of  low  degree  are  vanity 

men  of  high  degree  are  a  lie 
Lu\e  1. 5  2. and  exalted  them  of  low  degree 

1  T«».3.i3.purchafetothemfelves  z^pod  degree 
Jam.i.y.Xet  the  brother  of  low  degree  rejoyce  in 

©egtceg. 

2  ]^zg.20.9.forward  lo.degr.  or  backward  lo.degr. 
10. fhadow  to  go  down  ten  degrees,  nay 

fhadow  return  backward  ten  degrees 

1  i.he  brought  the  fhadow  ten  <&g>\backward 
/p.38.8.1  will  bring  again  the  (had.  of  the  degrees 

of  Ahaz  ten  degrees  back  ward 
fun  retur.ten  degrees  joy  which  degrees 
2Dehat>tte0. 
E-^ra  4.9-the  Dehavites  and  the  Elamites  did  write 

©efcar. 
1  ISjng.q.g.the  fonne  of  Dehar  in  Makaz 

3Delaialj, 
1  Cfcw.24.18.thc  three  and  twentieth  to  Delaiab 
Etra  2.6o.the  children  of  Delaiab,  the  children  of 

Neh.j.6z. 
Neb.6. io.to  the  houfe  of  Shemaiah  fon  of  Delaiab 
Jer.?t6.iz.DelaJahthe  fonof  Shemaiah  fatethere 

2  5.Elnathan}and  Delaiab,-xnd  Gcmaraiah 
ID  dap. 

EOT.22.29.thou  (halt  not  del.to  offer  the  firft  fruits 

^<foi9.38.thathewouldnotde/<?)'  to  come  to  them 

25.i7.withoutany  delay  on  the  morrow  I  fate 

©elapeD. 
Exod.i  2.i.faw  that  Mofes  delayed  to  come  down 
Pfal.i  19.60. delayed  not  to  keep  thy  command. 

©elapetb. 
Atofb.24.48.  my  Lord  dclayeth  his  coming 

Ui\e  12.45. 

©electable. 

Ifa.^.c/.znd  their  delegable  things  (hall  not  profit 

©effcacfeg. 
Rev.  1 8. 3. through  the  abundance  ofdelicacies 

©elfcate. 
Dcz#.28.54.tender  among  you  and  very  delicate 
5  extender  and  delicate  woman  among  you 
Ifa.^j.i.no  more  be  called  tender  and  delicate 
J^/'.6.2.daugh.of  Zion  to  a  comly  and  delicate 
Micah  i.i6.for  thy  delicate  children  enlarge  thy 

©elicateff. 
,/«•.,•  1. 34-hath  filled  his  belly  with  my  delicate:  , 

©eltcatelp. 
1  Sam.i<;.^z.and  Agng  came  unto  him  delicately 
Prov.z9.z1.he.  that  delicately  bringeth  up  his  ferv. 
Lam.a,.  5  .they  that  did  feed  delicately  are  defolate  in 
Lukj  7.25.and  live  delicately, are  in  kings  courts 

©elf  eaten  effe. 
Draf.28.56.for  delicateneffe  and  tendernefie 
©eltcfouftp. 

Rev.i  8. 7. gloried  her  felfe,  and  lived  delicioujly 
9.and  lived  delicioujly  with  her,  (hall 
Delight, 
Gw.34. 19.be  had  delight  in  Jacobs  daughter 
DeUiio.i  5.  only  the  Lord  had  a  delight  in  thy  fsth. 
21.14.if  thou  have  no  delight  in  her,theii 


DEL 


DEL 


1  Sam.i  5.2  2.Sam.faid,Hath  the  L.as  great  delight 

18. 22.fay,Behold  the  king  hath  delight  jn  tt 

2  Sam.  1 5.26.thus  %I  have  no  delight  in  thee 
Job  2  2.26.then  (halt  thou  have  thy  delight  in  the 
PfaLi.zbnt  his  delight  is  in  the  law  of  the  Lord 

i6.3-in  whom  is  all  my  delight 
ii9.24.thyteftimonies  a\h  ate  tny  deliehe 
77.for  thy  law  is  my  delight  Verf.i 

Prot).8.3o.andlwasdailyhis^%te  74" 

i  i.i.but  a  juft  weight  is  his  delight 

20.as  are  upright  in  their  waytis  his  delkht 
12.22.they  that  dealetruly, are  his  delight 
1 5 .8  .but  the  prayer  of  the  upright  is  hgde&bt 
i6.i3.nghteouslipsare  the  delight  of  kingsfand 
!8.2^  foolehath  no  delight  m  underftandinc 
i9.io.delight  IS  not  feemly  fora  foole  much3 

24.2  j.that  rebuke  him,fliall  be  delight' 
29.17.yea  he  ihall  give  delight  to  thy  foule 

Cant  2.3.I  ^te  under  his  fhadow  with  &ezt  delight 
lja.  5  8 . 2.and  delight  to  know  my  wayes 

1 3  .and  call  the  Sabbath  a  delight 
Jer.6.\o.they  have  no  delight  in  it" 

3De«gr;t. 
2vWu4.8.if  the  Lord  dcligbtin  us, then  he  will 
2  to.243.my  Lord  rhe  king  delight  in  this  thing 
EJiber  6.6.  to  whom  the  king  would  delight  to  doe 
Job  27.10.w1ll  he  delight  himfelf  in  the  Almightv 
34.9.that  he  fliould  delight  himfelfe  with  God 
Pfal.n .^.delight  thy  felfe  in  the  Lord 

1 1.  and  ihall  delight  themfelves  in  the  abund 
40.8.I  delight  todo  thy  will  O  my  God 
62.4-they  delight  in  lies,  they 

68.3  o.fcatter  thou  the  people  that  delkht  in 
94.19.thy  comforts  delight  my  foule 

1 19.16.I  will  delight  my  felfe  in  thy  ftatutes 
3  5. for  therein  do  I  delight 
47-1  will  delight  my  felf  in  thy  command. 
7  o. hutl  delight  in  thy  law 
PiW.i.22.&  the  fcorners  delight  in  their  fcorning 

2.  i4.and  delight  in  the  frowardnefle  of  the 
lfa.i.ii.l  delight  not  in  the  blood  of  bullocks  or 
1 3.i7.they  fhall  not  delight  in  it 
5  5.2.and  let  your  foule  delight  it  felf  in  fatneffe 
5  8.2.and  delight  to  know  my  wayes,as  a 

i4.then  fhalt  thou  delight  thy  felf  in  the  Lord 
7^.9-24.in  thefe  things  Idelight,  faith  the  Lord 
Mal.2.  i.of  the  covenant  whom  ye  delight  in 
Rom.j.zz.fot  I  delight  in  the  law  of  God 
3Deligr;feb. 

1  5"^»?.i9.2jonathan  delighted  much  in  David 

2  &w?.22.2o.becaufe  he  delighted  in  me 

Pfal.i8.i9. 

1  I£«,g.ic.9.the  Lord  thy  God  which  delighted  in 

2  Cbron.9,8, 
Neh.y.z]. delighted  themfelves  in  thy  great  goodn. 
E/lher  2. 1 4. except  the  king  delighted  in  her 
P/sr/.22.8.(eeing  he  delighted  in  him 

109.17.as  he  delighted  not  in  bleffing,fo  let 
zyS.65.12.did  chufe  that  wherein  I  delighted  not 

Chap.66.4. 
66. 1  i.delighted  with  the  abundance  of  her  glory 
©eligljteft. 
Pfal.  5 1 . 1 6.thou  dehghteE  not  in  burnt  offering 

©eltghtetfj. 
Eslber  6.6.whom  the  king  delighteth  to  honour 
7. for  the  man  whom  the  king  delighteth  to 
Chap.9.9,11. 
P/2z/.37.23.and  he  delighteth  in  his  way 

11 2. 1. that  delighteth  greatly  in  his  command. 
1 47. 1  o. delight,  not  in  the  ftrength  of  the  horfe 
Pro.3 . 1 2.as  a  father  the  fon  in  whom  he  delighteth 
lfa.4z.1An  whom  my  foule  delighteth 
62.4>for  the  Lord  delighteth  in  thee 
66. 3  .their  foul  delighteth  in  their  abominations 
Micah  7. 18. becaufe  he  delighteth  in  mercy 
Mal.z.iyand  he  delighteth  in  them,or  where  is  the 

iDelightff. 

2  5'iJra.i.24.clothed  in  fcarlet,  with  other  delights 
P/S/.  1 1 9.9  i.unleffe  thy  law  had  been  my  delights 

143-yet  thy  commandements  are  my  delights 
Prov.8.3 1  .my  delights  ate  with  the  fons  of  men 
£r^.2.8.the  delights  of  the  fons  of  men  as  mufick 
Cont.j.6.how  pleafcnt  art  thou  O  love  for  delights 

IDeligbtfome. 
Mai.?.  1 2.for  ye  fhall  bea  delightfime  Iand,faith 

©elllah. 


DEL         DEL 


SDeUlafc. 
jWgi6.4.valley  of  Sorek  whofe  name  was  Delilah 
6  And  Delilah  faid  to  Samfon,  Tell  me,I 
lO.andDcWa^aid  to  Samfon,  Behold,thou 
i  z. Delilah  therefore  took  new  ropes,and 
1 3  .Delilah  faid  to  Samfon, Hitherto  thou 
18  when  Delilah  faw  that  he  had  told  her  all 

©elfter. 

Gw.40.13.thou  (halt  */.  Phar.cup  into  his  hand 
Exod. <;.i8. yet  (hi\\  ye  deliver  the  tale  ofbricks 
2  2.7-if  a  man  fhall  deliver  to  his  neighbour 
lo.if  a  man  deliver  to  his  neighbour  an  afle 
2Z.thou  (halt  deliver  it  unto  him 
22. 3  i.I  will  deliver  the  inhabitants  of  the  land 
Num.zi.z.H  thou  wilt  indeed  deliver  this  people 

2  j. 2  j .congreg.fhall  deliver  the  flayer  out  of 
p£«f,7.24.he  (hallow  their  kings  into  thine 

2 2. 15. thou  (halt  not  rfc/izw  to  his  matter  the 
25.1  i.to  deliver  her  husband  out  of  the  hand 
2, 2.2,o.thatcan  deliver  out  of  my  hand 

fofh. 2. 1 3. and  deliver  outlives  from  death 
8. 7. your  God  will  deliver  it  into  your  hand 
20. 5. they  fhall  not  deliver  the  flayer  up 

fudg.7. 7. deliver  the  Midianites  into  thine  hand 
n.30.ifthou  (halt  without  faile  deliver  the 
1 3.f.he  (hall  begin  to  deliver  Ifrael  out  of 

1  Sam.7.  i4.coafts  thereof  did  Ifrael  deliver  out  of 

1 2.2 1. which  cannot  profit  nor  deliver 
23.4.I  will  deliver  the  Philiftims  into  thine 
244.behold,I  will  deliver  thine  enemy  into 
28.19.the  L.will  alfo  deliver  Ifrael  with  thee 
the  L-alfo  (hall  del.  the  hoft  of  Ifrael 

2  SaOT.5.19.1  wil  doubtleffe  dexht  Philiftins  into 

14.16.king  will  hear,to  deliver  his  handmaid 

1 King.iZ.y.ihxt  thou  wouldeft  deliv.  thy  fervanr 

20. 1 3  .behold ,1  will  deliver  it  into  thine  hand 

28.therfore  will  I  deliver  all  this  great  mult. 
22.6.for  the  L.ihallde/.  it  into  the  kings  hands 
Ch.12.15.  2Cfowz.18.5ji1. 
z  fv?«g.3.i8.he  will  deliver  the  Moabice  alfo  into 
1 2^.but  deliver  it,for  the  breaches  of  the  houfe  j 
18.3  5  .that  the  L.ihould  del.  Jerufalem  out  of    J 
22.  5.  and  let  them  deliver  itintothe  hand  of 
2  Chro.z<y  .1  5  .could  not  deliver  their  own  people 
28.1  i.and  deliver  the  captains  again 
32.13.aay  wajesable  to  deliver  their  lands  out 
I4.that  your  God  (houldbe  able  to  deliver 
1  ^ .was  able  to  deliv.  his  people  out  of  mine 
1 7. not  the  God  of  Hezek.  deliver  his  people 
E^ra  7. 1 9.thofe  deliver  thou  before  the  God  of     | 
fob  10. 7. there  is  none  that  can  dcliv.out  of  thine 
22.30.he  (hall  deliver  the  ifiand  of  the  innocent 
33. 28. he  will  deliver  his  foule  from  going  into 
P/^.6.4.tetume  O  hotd.deliver  my  foule 

7.2.while  there  is-none  to  deliver     Pfal.  50.22. 
17.13.cfe/kwmyfoule  from  the  wicked 
zz.zo.deliver  my  foul  from  the  fwoid 

3  3 .17. neither  {hall  he  deliver  any  by  his  great 

19.10  deliver  their  foul  from  death 
56.1 3. wilt  not  thou  deliv. my  feet  from  falling 
72.n.forhe(hall  deliver  the  needy,  when  he 
74. 19.0  deliver  not  the  foul  of  thy  turtle  dove 
8  z.^Miver  the  poore  and  needy 
89.48.ih1H  he  deliver  his  foul  from  the  grave 
1  i(5.4.Ibefeech  thee  deliver  my  foule 
1  zo.z.deliver  my  foule  O  Lord  from  lying 

Pro.^.^.z  crown  of  glory  (hall  (he  deliver  to  thee 
6.3.3.nddeliver  thyfelfwhen  thou  art  come 

5. deliver  thy  felfe  as  a  Roe  from  the 
2 3 . 1 4-and  (hilt  deliver  his  foul  from  hell 

Ecdef. 8. 8. neither  (hall  wickedneffe  deliver  thofe 

jjft.5.29.and  none  (hall  deliver  it 
.29.1  i.which  men  deliver  to  him  that  is  learned 
3 1 .  j  .defending  alfo  he  will  deliver  it 
3  6. 20.that  the  L.lhould  del.  Jeruf.  out  of  my 
43.13  .there  i  s  none  that  can  deliver  out  of  my 
44.20.that  he  cannot  deliver  his  foule,nor 
46.2.they  could  not  deliver  the  burden 
47.14.they  lhill  not  deliver  themfelves  from 
5o.2.or  have  I  no  power  to  deliver 

/cr.15  9.refidue  of  them  willl  deliv.  to  the  fword 

18.2 i.therefore  rfc/iw  up  their  child.to  famine 

10.5.I  will  deliver  all  the  ftrength  of  this  city 

ii.7.afterward,faith  the  L  I  will  <fe/ii\Zedek. 

22.3.and  deliver  the  fpoiled  out  of  the  hand  of 

4?-1 1. zni. deliver  fuch  as  are  for  death 


DEL        DEL 

5  i.6".and  deliver  every  man  his  foule 

4  f.and  deliver  ye  every  man  his  foule  from 
E^£.i3.2i.&  deliver,  my  people  out  of  your  hand 
23.1  will  deliver  my  people  out  of  your  hand 
14. 14  they  mould  deliver  bat  their  own  foules 
i6.they  (hall  deliver  neither  fons  nor  daugh. 
Chap.  1 8.20. 
20.they  fhall  but  deliver  their  own  foules  by 
3  3 . 5.that  taketh  warning  (hall  deliver  his  foule 
3 4.  io.for  I  will  deliver  my  flock  from  their 
Dan.i  .29.that  can  deliver  after  this  fort 

8.4.neither  was  there  any  that  could  deliver 
7.that  could  deliver  the  ram  out  of  his  hand 
H0yT2.1o.none  (hall  deliver  her  out  of  mine  hand 
Amos  2.i4>neither  (hall  the  mighty  deliver  himfelf 
1 5.that  is  fwift  of  foot,  deliver  himfelfe 

that  rideth  the  hotk,de/iver  himfelfe 
6.8.therefore  will  I  deliver  up  the  city  with  all 
Micah  5.8.and  none  can  deliver 

6.  i4.thou  (halt  take  hold,but  (halt  not  deliver 
Zech. z.y. deliver  thy  felfe,  O  Zion,  that  dwellcft 

1 1.6. but  loe  I  will  deliver  the  men  every 
Afaf.10.21.the  brother  fhall  deliver  up  the  brother 
Acls  25. i6.mannerof  the  Romans  todeliver  any 

1  Cor. 5. 5. to  deliver  fuch  an  one  unto  Satan  for 

2  Cor.  1. 10. from  fo  great  a  death,  and  doth  deliver 
2  Ptf.2.9.the  Lord  knoweth  how  to  del.thz  godly 

©elftier  him. 

Gca.37.22.to  deliverhim  to  his  father  againe 
42.37.flfc/iw  him  into  my  hand,&  I  will  bring 

Exod.zi.13  but  Godflfc/iwhim  into  his  hand 

Dc«.2.30.rhat  he  might  deliver  him  into  thy  hand 
3.z.for  I  will  deliver  him  and  all  his  people 
19. 1  zJeliver  him  into  the  hand  of  the  avenger 
24. 1 3. thou  fhalt  deliver  him  the  pledge  againe 

fiidg.4.7 .and  I  will  deliver  him  into  thine  hand 

1  Saw.23.20.to  deliver  him  into  the  kings  hand 

2  Sam.  14.7. they  faidjflV/.him  that  fmote  his  broth. 

zo.zi.deliverhim  only,andI  will  depart  from 
fob  3  3.24.8:  faith,  Deliver  him  from  going  down 
Pfal.zzM.'m  the  Lord,that  he  would  deliverhim 
let  him  deliver  him,feeing  he  delight. 
4i.i.the  Lord  will  rfc/.him  in  time  of  trouble 

2.thou  wilt  not  deliver  him  to  the  will  of  his 
7 1 . 1 1  .for  there  is  none  to  deliver  him 
oi.i4.therefore  I  will  deliver  him 
1 5.I  will  deliver  him  and  honour  him 
PfW.19.19. for  if  thou  deliver  him,yet  thou  muft 
fer.zi.i  2.and  deliver  him  that  is  fpoiled,out  of 
E'Kgk-  3  3 . 1  i.of  the  righteous  (hall  not  deliver  him 
t>as.6. 14.  King  fet  his  heart  on  Daniel  to  del.  him 
going  down  of  the  fun  to  deliv.him 
fonah  4.7 .to  deliver  him  from  his  grief 
Mat.zo.  i<).(l\z\\  deliver  him  to  the  Gent,  to  mock 
26.15.give  me,and  I  v/ ill  deliver  him  toyou 
27.43. let  n'm  deliver  him  now,  if  he  will  fave 
Mar\  10.33.and  fhall  deliver  him  to  the  Gentiles 

Acts  2 1. 1 1. 
I«£.20.20.that  fo  they  might  deliver  him  unto  the 

JDeliter  me. 
Gen.^z. 11. deliver  me,  I  pray  thce,out  of  the  hand 

1  Saw.  1 7. 3 7. he  will  deliver  me  out  of  the  hand  of 

23.u.wilthe  men  of  Keilahac/iwmeup  into 

Verfe  12. 
24.1 5. and  deliver  me  out  of  thine  hand 
26. 24. let  him  deliver  me  out  of  all  tribulation 
3  o.  1 5.  nor  deliv.mt  into  the  hands  of  my  matter 

2  Sa.m.i.\^.deliver  me  my  wife  Michal.which  I 

1  King.zo.  5.thou  fhalt  deliver  me  thy  filver  &  thy 
fob  6.23.or  deliver  me  from  the  enemies  hand 
Pfal.j.iStom  themihat  perfecute  me,  &  deliv.  me 
25.20.keep  my  foul,and  deliver  me,  let  not 
zy.iz.deliver  me  not  over  to  the  will  of  mine 
3  l.i.de/iver  me  in  thy  righteoufnefle 
z.deliver  me  fpeedily,  be  thou  my 
1  $.dcliv.  me  from  the  hand  of  mine  enemies 
■^0).%, deliver  me  from  all  my  tranfgreffions 
40. 1 3  .be  pleafed  O  Lord  to  deliver  me 
43.1. deliver  me  from  the  deceitfull  man 
^x.^jdeliver me  from blood-guiltinefle  O  God 
59.1. deliv.  me  from  mine  enemies,  O  my  God 

z.deliver  me  from  the  workers  of  iniquity 
69. 1  ^.deliver  me  out  of  the  mire,  and  let  me 

iS.deliver  me  becaufe  of  mine  enemies 
70.i.hafte  O  God  toaWiwme,hafte  to  help 
•j\.z.dehver  me  in  thy  righteoufnefle 


DEL 


DEL 


^.deliver  me  O  my  God  oiu  of  the  hand  of 
109. 2 1. becaufe  thy  mercy  is  %pod,deliver  thou 
1 19.134.aWii'.  me  from  the  oppnfllon  of  man 
153  .deliver  me,for  I  do  not  forget  thy 
1 54.pl.ead  my  caufe,and  deliver  me 
ljo.deliver  me  according  to  thy  Word 
140. 1. deliver  me  O  Lord  from  the  evill  man 
1 42. 6. deliver  me  from  my  perfecutois 
*    1 43. ^.deliver  me  O  God  from  mine  enemies 
i44-7.and  deliver  me  out  of  great  waters 
1  i.dehv.  me  from  the  hand  of  ftrange child. 
Z/a.44. 17 -deliver  me,for  thou  art  my  God 
fer.i  8.  i9.1eft  they  deliver  me  into  their  hand 
Acls  25.1 1. no  man  may  del  me  to  them,I  appeal 
Rom.7 .z^.v/ho  (hall  deliv.mt  frorri  the  body  of  this 
2  Tim.4. 1 8.L.fhall  deliv.me  from  every  evill  work 

3DcUtier  thee. 
Deut.7.i6.mz  Lord  thy  God  (hall  deliver  thee 

23.14.in  the  midft  of  thy  camp  to  deliver  thee 
JWiEj.^.i^.thatwemayrfc/.  thee  into  the  hand 

1 3. and  deliver  thee  into  their  hand 
1  Sam.17.46.1hh  day  will  the  L.dc/.thee  into"  mine 

32.1 2.they  will  deliver  thee  up 
1  i^z.18.23.1  vtAdeliver  thee  twothoufandhorfes 

20.6.I  wiWdeliver  thee  and  this  city  out  of 
fob  5.io.helhalldc/OT>'theein{ixtroubles,yea 

36.18.;!  great  ranfome  cannot  deliver  thee 
P/a/.50.i5.I  will  deliver  thee,&  thou  fhaltglorifie 

9  i.3.furely  he  (hall  deliver  thee  from  the  fnare 
Prov.z.i  2.to  deliver  thee  from  the  way  of  the  evill 
i6.to  deliver  thee  from  the  ftrange  woman 
J/a.3  8.6.1  will  deliver  thee  and  this  city  out  of 
57. 1 3. thou  cryeft,let  thy  companions  deliver 
fer.1.8. 1  am  with  thee  to  deliver  thee       Ver.  19. 
15.20.and  todeliver  thee,.'aiththe  Lord 

2 i.I  wiMc/.theeoutofthehandof  the  wic. 
38.20.Jer.faid,They  (hall not deliverthee 
39.17.butl  will  deliver  thee  in  that  day,  faith 
i8.for  I  will  furely  deliver  thee,and  thou 
£■3^.2 1.3  \.del.  thee  into  the  hand  of  the  brutifh 
23.28.behold,  I  will  deliver  thee  into  the  hand 
2  5.4.I  will  deliver  thee  to  the  men  of  the  eaft 
7.8c  wil  deliver  thee  for  a  fpoile  to  the  heath. 
Z>a».6.i6.ferveft  continually,he  will  deliver  thee 

2D.able  to  deliver  thee  from  thelyons 
Hof.n.S.how  fhall  I  deliver  thee  Ifrael,how  fhall 
Mat.^.z^.del.thee  to  the  Judge,  &  the  Judge  del. 
Lu^e  1 2. 5  8. the  Judge  deliver  thee  to  the  officer 

3Deltt>er  them. 
Exod.^.S.l  am  come  down  to  deliver  them  out  of 
Deut.7.z.vihm  thy  God  fhall  deliver  them  before 
2 3. the  Lord  thy  God  (hall  deliver  them  unto 
,/o/&.ii.6.about  this  time  willl  flWiwj'themup 
futk.  1  i.9.and  the  Lord  deliver  them  before  me 
20.28.to  morrow  I  will  deliver  them  into  thine 

1  Saw2.14.37.wilt  thou  deliver  them  into  the  hand 

2  Sa#2.5.i9.\vilt  thou  deliver  them  into  mine 
1  l{ing.S. 46. and  deliver  them  to  the  enemy 
zfynp.i.ic. deliver  them  into  the  hand  of  Moab 

Verf.13. 
21.14.rfc/.  them  into  the  hand  of  their  enemies 

1  Chro.14.10.8c  wilt  thou  deliver  them  into  mine 

I  will  deliver  them  into  thine  hand 

2  Chro. 6.36. deliver  them  over  before  their  enemies 

2  5. 20. that  he  might  deliver  them  into  the  hand 
Wck9.28.many  times  didft  thou  deliver  them 
fob  54.neither  is  there  any  to  deliver  them 
P/a/.2  2.4.and  thou  didft  deliver  them 
37.40.and  the  Lord  (hall  deliver  them 
1 06.43. many  times  did  ^e  deliver  them 
Pro.i  i.6.righteoufn.of  the  upright  fhall  del.  them" 
1 2.6.mouth  of  the  upright  fhall  deliver  them 
24. 1. 1. if  thou  forbeare  to  deliver  them  that  are 
7/a.i9.20.and  he  lhall  deliver  them 
fer.  24.9. 1  will  deliver  them  to  be  removed  into 

Chap.29.18. 
29.21.I  will  deliver  them  into  the  hand  of 
46.26.I  will  deliver  them  into  the  hand  of     * 
£^.7.  iq.their  gold  fhall  not  be  able  to  aW.them 

ZcpjM.18* 
34.12.I  wiWdeliver  them  ouf  of  all  places 
Amos  i.6.ro  deliver  them  up  to  Edom 
Zech.  1 1. 6.out  of  their  hmd,l  will  not  delivxhtm 
Alls  7.2  5. by  his  liandjfhall  deliver  them,  but  they 

34.I  am  come  down  todeliver  them 
Heb.z .  1 5  .and'  deliver  them ,w  ho  through  feare  of 

iDelttoet 


DEL 


DEL 


5Deltfcet  us. 
Van.  1.17.  deliver  us  into  the  hands  of  the  Amor. 

JoJh.7.7. 
Judg.10.  1 1, deliver  us  only, we  pray  thee,  this  day 
20.1  z.deliver  us  the  men,the  children  of  Belial 
1  Sam.4.8. woe  to  us, who  fliall  deliver  us  out  of 

1 2.10  deliver  us  out  of  the  hand  of  our  enemies 
1  King.  18.  jo.the  Lord  will  furely  deliver  us 
3  2  the  Lord  will  deliver  us 

1  Chrcm.16.3  f . and  deliver  us  from  the  heathen 

2  Chrtm.3z.11.ihc  Lord  our  God  fliall  deliverus 
Pfal.y  y.g.znd  deliver  us,and  purge  away  our  fins 
Z/S.  3  6.  if.  the  Lord  will  furely  deliver  us  this  day 

1 8. faying, the  Lord  will  deliver  us 
Jer.^.^.to  deliver  us  into  the  hand  of  the  Cald. 
Lam./}. S.thit  doth  deliver  us  out  of  their  hands 
D^.j.i7.isableto  deliver  us  from  the  burning 

he  will  deliver  us  out  of  thine  hand 
Mic.% .6\thus  fhall  he  deliver  us  from  the  Aflyrians 
liat.6. 1 3  .but  deliver  us  from  evill        L«^e  1 1.4. 
1  Cor.  1 . 1  o.that  he  w  ill  yet  deliver  us 
Gd/.i.^.that  he  might  deliver  us  from  this  prefent 

iDzlitttyoit. 
Gcw.42.34.fo  will  I  deliver  you  your  brother 
Zry.26.26.and  they  fhall  deliver  you  ycur  bread 
Judg.  10. 1  i.did  not  I  deliver  you  from  the  Egypt. 
1 3. wherefore  I  will  deliver  you  no  more 
lq.ckliver  you  in  the  time  of  your  diftrefle 

1  &W2.7.3.&  he  will  deliver  you  out  of  the  hand  of 

2  t^jng.iy.^^.he  fhal  del.you  out  of  the  hand  of  all 

1 8. 29. not  be  able  to  del.  you  out  of  his  hand 
2  Chron.  3  2. 14.be  able  to  deliver  you  out  of  mine 

if.muchlefle  (hall  your  God  dcliveryou  out 
Z/2?. 3 6. 1 4. for  he  fliall  not  be  able  to  deliver  you 

46.4.even  I  will  carry  and  will  dcliveryou 
Jcr.^z.  1 1  .and  to  deliver  you  from  his  hand 
£'^.  1  i.y.dclivcr  you  into  the  hands  of  ftrangers 
0*2.3.1  f  .God  that  fhall  del.you  out  of  my  hands 
Mattb.10.17.fot  they  will  dcliveryou  up  to  the 

iH<z/\  1 3 .9. 
ij>.but  when  they  deliver  you  uptake  no 

iM»'^  1 3 . 1 1 . 
24.9. when  they  fhall  del.  you  up  to  be  affli&ed 
2E>eltrjerance, 
Ge».4$.7.to  fave  your  lives  by  a  great  deliverance 
fudg.i  f  .i8.thou  haft  given  this  great  deliverance 
2  iO/Vg.^-i-by  him  the  Lord  had  given  deliverance 
1 3 . 1 7  .he  faid,  The  arrow  of  the  Lords  deliver. 
the  arrow  of  deliverance  from  Syria 

1  Cbro.i  i.i4.the  L.  faved  them  by  a  great  deliver. 

2  Chro.  1 2.7 .1  will  grant  them  fome  deliverance 
TL%ra  9. 1 3  .and  haft  given  us  fuch  deliverance  as  this 
Either.  4.  i4-then  fliall  there  deliverance  arife  unto 
P/d/.i8.f  o.great  deliverance  giveth  he  to  his  king 

3  2 .7-wi  th  fongs  of  deliverance.  Selah. 
Z/j.26. 18. have  not  wrought  any  deliv .in  the  earth 
Juelz.7,  2.and  in  Jerufalem  fhall  be  deliverance 
Obad.iy.on  mount  Z ion  fhall  be  deliverance 
L/^.4.i8.to  pi  each  deliverance  to  the  captives 
J  Hcb  1 1.3  f  .not  accepting  deliverance,  that  they 

5Deltt)£iances. 

P/H.44.4. command  deliverances  for  Jacob 
iDeUtoereU, 

Gra.9.2.into  your  hand  are  they  delivered 

14. 20. God  which  hath  delivered  thy  enemies 
2f.24.her  dayes  to  be  delivered  were  fulfilled 

Exod.  1 .  I9.are  delivered  ere  the  midwives  come 
f\  2  3. neither  baft  thou  delivered  thy  people  at 
1 2.27.fmote  the  Egyptians,and  delivered  our 
18. 9. delivered  out  of  the  hand  of  the  Egyptians 
10.  who  hath  delivered  the  people  from  under 

Lcv.z6.2  f  .and  ye  fhall  be  delivered  into  the  hand 

NttOT.3 1. 5  .fo  there  were  delivered  out  of  the  thouf. 

Df«t.2.36.our  God  dchvcreds.il  unto  us  ■ 

3 .3  .the  Lord  our  God  delivered  into  our  hands 
9.io.the  Lord  delivered  unto  me  two  tables  of 
20. 1 3. when  thy  God  hath  delivered  it  into  thy 
3  i.p.and  deliveredu  unto  thePriefts 

J!»/?3.2.24.the  Lord  hath  delivcrcdit  into  our  hands 
3o.the  Lord  delivered  italfo,and  the  king 
3  i.L.dclivered  Lachifti  into  the  hand  ©f  Ifr. 
2  i.44.Lord  delivered  all  their  enemies  intq 
22.3 1. now  ye  have  de/iveredthe  child.oflfrael 

Judg.  1 .  $  J  have  delivered  the  land  into  his  hand 

4.th"e"Lord  delivered  the  Canaanites  and 

3 . 1  o.the  Lord  delivered  Cufhan  Rifhathairn 


DEL        DEL 

28.theL.hath<&/.  your  enemies  the  Moab. 

3  l.and  he  alfo  delivered  Ifrael 
4.i4.the  Lord  hzthdcliveredSifeia.  into  your 
f  .1  1. they  that  are  del.ftom  the  noife  of  archers 
7.9-for  I  have  delivered  it  into  thine  hand 

i4.into  his  hand  hath  God  delivered  Midian 

if  .the  L-hath  del.imo  your  hind  the  hoft  of 
8.3.<M'y.into  your  hand  the  princes  of  Midian 

7.the  Lord  had  delivered  Zeba  and  Zalmana 

1 1.2  i.God  of  Ifrael  delivered  Sihon  and 

1 6. 1 3. they  faid,  Our  God  hath  deliver.  Samfon 
24.our  God  hath  delivered  into  our  hands 

1  Sam.a,.  19. with  child3neere  to  be  delivered 

14.48. delivered  Ifrael  out  of  the  hands  of  them 

17.3  %  .and  delivered  it  out  of  his  mouth,&  flew 
26.8.God  hath  delivered  thine  enemy  into  thine 
30.23. delivered  the  company  that  came  agamft 

2  S«#z.  10. 1  o.reft  of  the  peop.  he  dcl.mto  the  hand 

16.8. Lord  hathdel.the  kingdome  into  th:  hand 
2 1 .6.1et  fe  ven  men  of  his  fons  be  delivered  to  us 

1  Ktng.}.ij.&  I  was  delivered  of  a  child  with  her 

1 8. the  third  day  after  that  I  was  delivered 

that  this  woman  was  delivered  alfo 

2  King.  12  1  f  .in  whofe  hand  they  del.  the  money 

18.30.this  city  fliall  be  delivered  into  the  hands 
3  3-of  the  nations  delivered  at  all  his  people 
34.have  they  delivered  out  of  mine  hand 
3  f. that  have  delivered  their  countrey  out  of 

19.  io.Jerufalem  fliall  not  be  delivered  into 
1 1. and  flialt  thou  be  delivered 

22.7 .the  money  that  viasdelivcred  into  their 
9.and  hare  delivered  it  into  the  hand  of  them 

1  C/>ro.5.20.Hagarites  wetedcliv.  into  their  hand 

11.14.and  delivered  it,and  flew  the  Philiftims 
i6.7.on  that  day  David  del.Rtfx  this  Pfalme 
1 9. 1 1. reft  of  the  people  he  delivered  into  the 

2  Chro.  1 8 . 1 4.they  fliall  be  delivered  into  your  hand 

2  3.9.Jehojada  the  prieft  dclivercdto  the  captain 
24.24.L0rd  delivered  a  very  great  hoft  into  their 
28.f.he  was  alfo  delivered  into  the  hand  of  the 

3  2.i7.of  other  lands  have  not  deliv.theh  people 
34-9.they  delivered  the  money  that  was  brought 

1  f.Hilkiah  delivered  the  book  to  Shaphan 
i7.and  have  delivered  it  into  the  hand  of  the 

Eya  j.i4.and  they  were  delivered  to  one  whofe 
8.36.and  they  delivered  the  kings  commiffion 
9.7.and  our  priefts  been  delivered  into  the 
£iH?.6.9.horfe  be  delivered  to  the  hand  of  the  king 
Job  22.30.it  is  de/iworfby  the  purenefle  of  thine 
23.7/0  fliouldl  be  delivered  fox  ever  from 
•29.i2.becaufe  I  delivered  the  poore  that  cried 
Py2i/.22.f.they  cried  to  thee9and  were  delivered. 
3  3 . 1 6. a  mighty  man  is  not  delivered  by 
5f.18.he  hath  delivered  my  foule  in  peace 
56. 1 3. thou  haft  delivered  my  foul  from  death 
6o.f.that  thy  beloved  may  be  delivered:  fave 

Pfal.io8.6. 
69.14.let  me  be  delivered  from  them  that  hate 
78.6 1. and  delivered  his  ftrength  into  captivity 
8 1. 6. his  hands  were  delivered  from  the  pots 
86.13  •tnou  na^  delivered  my  foule  from  death 
Pfal.116.8. 
Pro.  1 1. 8. righteous  is  delivered  out  of  trouble 
9.through  knowledge  fliall  the  juft  be  deliv. 
2i.the  feed  of  the  righteous  fliall  be  delivered 
i8.26.walketh  wifely,he  flnll  be  delivered 
Ecclcf.g.  1  f  .he  by  his  wifdome  delivered  the  city 
i/2i.20.6.tobe  delivered  from  the  king  of  Aflyria 
29. 1 2.the  book  is  delivered  to  him  that  is  not 
3  6. 1  f  .this  city  fliall  not  be  delivered  into 
i8.of  the  nations  delivered  this  land  out  of 
1 9.have  they  delivered  Samaria  out  of  my 
20.that  have  delivered  their  land  out  of  my 
37.1 1. and  flialt  thou  be  delivered 
38. 17. in  love  to  my  foule  delivered  it  from 
49.24. or  the  lawful!  captive  delivered 

2  f  .prey  of  the  terrible  fliall  be  delivered 
66.7  .(lie  was  delivered  of  a  man  child 

Jer.y. 10. 8c  fay>  we  are  delivered  to  all  thefeabom. 
20.13  .for  he  hath  delivered  thefoulofthepoore 
3  2.4.but  fhall  furely  be  delivered  into  the  hand 
i6.when  I  had  delivered  the  evidence  of 
36.(hallbe<fe/.intothehandoftheK.ofBab. 
34.3. and  delivered  into  his  hand,and  thine  eyes 
3  7. 1 7. thou  flialt  be  deliver. into  the  hand  of  K. 
46.24.fhe  fhall  be  delivered  into  the  hand  of  the  I 


DEL 


DEL 


Lam.  1 . 1 4.the  Lord  hath  delivered  into  their  hands 

£^.3.i9.but  thou  haft  delivered  thyfoule 

Verf.2t.Chap.53.9 
14.16.they  onely  fliall  hi  delivered,  bat 

i8.but  they  only  fhal  be  cL ■livcred  themfelves 
17.if.flwl  he  break  the  covenant,  and  bedeliV.\ 
23 .9 .1  have  delivered  her  into  the  hand  of  her  ' 
3  i.i4.for  they  are  all  delivered  unto  death 
3  2.20.(he  is  delivered  to  the  fword 

Van.1.1%. delivered  his  fcivant  that  trufted  in  him 
6.27.who  delivered  Daniel  from  the  power  of 
i2.i.at  that  time  thy  people  (hall  be  delivered 

Joel  2.2  z.on  the  name  ot  the  Lord  fliall  be  deliv. 

Amos  9. i.that  efcapeth  of  them  fliall  not  hi  deliv. 

Micah  4. io.there  flialt  th'  >u  be  delivered 

Hab.z.g.thn  he  may  be  delivered  from  the  power 

Mal.3.1  f  .they  that  tempt  God  are  even  delivered 

Malth.  1  i.2  7.nll  things  are  delivered  to  me  of  my 
27. f  8.  Pilite  commanded  the  body  to  be  deliv. 

Mar\  7 . 1 3 . w  hich  ye  have  delivered 

9. 3 1  .the  Son  of  man  is  delivered  into  the 
10.3  3  .(hall  bedelivcred  unto  the  chiefe  priefts 
1  f  .1  f  .and  delivered  Jefus  when  he  had  fcourged 

Luke  i.f  7-that  the  fliould  be  delivered,  and  flie 
74-that  we  being  delivered  out  of  the  hands 
2.6.that  (he  fliould  be  delivered 
4.6.for  that  is  delivered  unto  me 

i7.and  there  was  dclvercdto  him  the  book 
9.44.for  the  Son  of  manlfhall  be  delivered  into 
10.22.al  things  ztedelivcred  to  me  of  my  Path. 
i2.f8.thacthoa  mayeft  be  delivered  from  him  " 
1 8.3  2. he  fliall  be  delivered  unto  the  Gentiles 
23. 2f  .but  he  delivered  J  tfus  to  theirwill     • 
24.7. Son  of  man  muft  be  delivered  into  the 

Job.  16.2 1. but  as  foone  as  (he  is  delivered  of  the 
1 8. 3  6. that  I  fliould  not  be  delivered  to  the  Jews 

Alls  2. z 3. him  being  delivered  by  the  determinate 
1  f  .30.multitude  togeih.they  delivered  the  epft. 
.  z^.^.delivered  the  Epiftlc  to  the  governour 
27.i.they  i£/i^i'^P.iul3andcertaine  other 
18.  i6.the  centurion  delivered  the  pnfoners  to 
1 7  .ye  t  w  as  I  delivered  prifoner  from  Je  r ufalem 

&vw.4.2f.who  was  delivered  for  our  offences 
7.6.but  now  we  ai  e  delivered  i torn  the  law  that 
8.2  i.ereature  it  felfe  alfo  fliall-be  delivered 
1  f  .3  i.that  I  may  be  delivered  from  them  that 

2  Co^.4.u.arc  alwayes  delivered  to  dc.th 

2  Thefy.i.znd  that  we  m  y  be  delivered  from 

1  Ti#z.  1. 20.whom  I  have  delivered  unto  Satan 
2Ti/0.4.i7.I  was  delivered  out  of  the  mouth  of  the 
Heb.  1 1. 1  i.and  was  delivered  of a  child,when 

2  Ptf.2.7.and  delivered  juft  Lot  vexed  with  the 

2  i.from  the  holy  commandement  delivered 
Jade  3  .which  was  once  delivered  u  •  the  Saints 
ftez'.i2.2.and  pained  to  be  delivered 

4-which  was  ready  to  be  delivered Tor 

5Delirjereu  him. 

Gen. 3  7.2  i.Reuben  heard  ir,and  he  delivered  him 
Lcvit.6.z.in  that  which  was  delivered  him  to  keep 

4.or  that  which  was  delivered  him  to  k  ep,or 
2V«»z.2i.34.forI  have  delivered  him  into  thy  hand 
Deut.z.s  3_our  God  delivered  him  before  us,and 

1  Sam.zi.j.Szul  faid,Onr  God  hath  delivered  him 

i4.but  God  delivcredhim  not  into  his  hand 

2  SV2«z.22.i.the  Lord  had  delivered  him  out  of  all 

1  2£«Z£.i3.26.therforethe  Lord  hath  delivered  him 

17. 23. and  deliveredhim  unto  his  mother 

2  Cbro.z8.$  .his  God  delivered  him  into  the  hind 
P/S/.7.4.I  have  delivered  him  that  without  caufe  is 
E^efei.i  i.I  have  therefore  deliveredhim  into  the 
Matth.i8.34.anddelivcrcd  him  to  the  tormentor's 

27. 2. and  delivcredhim  to  Pontius  Pilate 

Mark  if.  1. 
1 8.forenvie  they  had  del.  him      Mar.if.io. 
i6.he  delivered  him  to  be  crucified 
Lu\c  7.1  f  .and  he  deliveredhim  to  his  mother 
9-42.and  delivered  him  again  to  his  father 
24. 20.our  rulers  delivcredhim  to  be  condemn. 
John  1 8 . 3  o  .not  have  delivered  him  up  to  thee 
19.16.then  deliveredhe  him  therefore  to  them 
Matth.zy.z6. 
Ails  7  .\o. delivered  him  out  of  all  hisaffliftions 
1 2,4. delivered  him  to  foure  quaternions  of    . 
JDclibereft  me. 
Exod.18. ^.delivered me  from  the  fword^of  Phar. 
Judg.  1 2.2.ye  delivered  me  not  out  of  their  hands 

3. that 


DEL      DEL 


DEL      DEM 


DEN      D  E  P 


j.that  ye  delivered  me  not,  I  put  my  life  in 

i  S£.i7.$7.theL.that«fefe.meoutof  the  paw  01 

24.  1 8  .the  L.  had  delivered  me  into  thine  hand 

z  Sam.zz.i2.ht  deliv.mt  from  my  ftrong  enemy 

20.he«fe/ra?>\me.becaufe  he  delighted  in  me 

Pfal.  18.19. 

aa  thou  alfo  haft  delivered  me  from  the  ftri. 

Pfal.i2.Ai. 

40  thou  haft  deliv.mt  from  the  violent  man 

Pfal.  18.48. 

2  Kjn.z  2.io.Hilkiah  the  pri.hath  deliv.mt  a  book 

/0b  1 6. 1 1  .God  hath  delivered  me  to  the  ungodly 

P/a/.  1 8.17. he  deliver,  me  frommy  ftrong  enemy 

34>4.and  delivered  me  from  all  my  feares 

?4.7«for  he  hath  delivered  me  out  of  all  trouble 

Lam.  i.i4.the  Lo.  hath  deliv.mt  into  their  hands 

John  19.  M-  thatrfe/.me  to  thee,haththe  great.fin 

Ati.ii.il  .hath  A/.me  out  of  the  hand  of  Herod 

z  Tim.$.i  1  .out  of  them  all  the  Lord  delivered  me 

1  SS.24.10.for  the  L.rffrthee  into  mine  hand  to  d. 

Chapt.26.23. 
z  55.  j.8.have  not  de/j.thee  into  the  hand  of  Dav. 

1 2.7.I  delivered  thee  out  of  the  hand  of  Saul 
Pfal.S  1 .7.1  delivered thee,I  anfwered  thee  in 
£■*£.  1 6. 27  .de/.thee  into  the  wil  of  them  that  hate 
Job.  1 8 .  3  5  .chiefe  priefts  have  d?/«uhee  unto  me 

JDeitrjereb  them. 
Gen.  32-1 6.he  deliv.thtm  into  the  hand  of  his  fer. 
Exod.i  8.8.and  how  the  Lord  delivered  them 
Deut.j.zi.  twotab.of  ftone,&  de/.them  unto  me 
2 1.  lo.thy  God  hath  de.thtm  into  thine  hand 
Jo f. 9. z  6. del.thtm  out  of  the  hand  of  the  chi.of  If. 
io.8.for  I  have  delivered  them  into  thine  hand 

1 9. hath  delivered  them  into  your  hand 
1  i.8.L.de/J.them  into  the  hand  of  Ifrael,  who 
24. 1 1  .and  I  delivered  them  into  your  hand 
Judg.z.  1 4.  del.thtm  into  the  hand  of  the  fpoilers 
i^.which  de/i.them  out  of  the  hand  of  thofe 
1 8  .dc/i.them  out  of  the  hand  of  their  enemy 
2 3  .neither  deliv.ht  them  into  the  ha.of  Jof. 
j.j.who  del.thtm,  even  Othniel  the  fon  of  Ke. 
6.1. deliv.thtm  into  the  hand  of  Midian  7. yea. 
8.j4.'who  had  deli.thtm  out  of  the  hand  of  all 
1 1.3  2. delivered  them  into  his  hands 
1 2.3 .  and  the  Lord  deliv.thtm  into  my  hand 
1 3 .  i.dcli.thtm  into  the  ha.of  the  Phil.40.yea. 
i  Sa.  14.10.  the  L.hath  deliv.  hem  into  our  hand 
1 2. hath  delivered  them  into  the  hand  of  Ifr. 

2  Sa.  21 .y.deli-thtm  into  the  hand  of  the  Gibeon. 

1  Kin.  1  <;.i$. deliv.thtm  into  the  hands  of  his  fer. 

2  Kin.i  3.3.ie/.them  into  the  ha.of  Hazael  K.of 

17.20.  del.thtm  into  the  hand  of  the  fpoil.till 

19. 1  i.God  of  the  nat.de/.  wch  my  fat.have  de. 

lfaiah  37.12. 

2  Cbro.  1 3 . r6.God  deliver.thtm  into  their  hand 
1 6.8.he  delivered  them  into  thine  hand 
2S.-9.he  hath  deliv.thtm  into  yourhand,&  ye 
29.8.  deliv  .them  to  trouble,to  ftonifhm.&  to 

P/d/.78.42.when  he  deliv  .them  from  the  enemy 
10 7. 6. delivered  them  from  their  diftreffes 
zo.delivered  them  from  their  deftruftions 

Ifa.  3  4. 2  .he  hath  delivered  them  to  the  {laughter 

E^.  16.21.de/if.them  to  caufe  them  to  pafs  tho. 
34.a7.(fe/k>.them  our  of  the  hand  of  thofe  that 

Mat.z  j.  i4.and  delivered  unto  them  his  goods 

Lu\.  1 . 2.even  as  they  deliv.thtm  unto  us,weh  from 
19.13.dc/.them  io.poH.&  faid  to  them,Occu. 

Att.  1 6.4-they  deliv.thtm  the  decrees  for  to  keep 

1  Cor.  1 1 . 2  .as  I  delivered  them  to  you 

2  Pet.i.A.deliv.thtm  into  chains  of  darknes  to  be 

©clitoewD  up.  , 
Num.  2 1 . 3  .and  delivered  up  the  Canaan ites,  and 
/o/^  j o.i  2. when  the  L-deli.  up  the  Am.beforethe 
2  Sa.  1 8 .  28 .  wch  hathdc/i.up  the  men  that  lift  up 
^wo.i.9.becaufe  they  del.up  the  whole  cap.ofEd5 
OW.14.have  dcli.up  thofe  of  his  that  did  remain 
Acl.i .  1 3 .  glorified  his  Son  Jefus  whom  ye  del.up 
7?«».8.3  2.fparcdnothis  own  Son,butde/.himup 
i  C»/'.ij.24.whcnhe  fhall  have  de/i. up  the  kin"d. 
Rev.zo.  1 3  .and  hell  deliv  up  the  dead  which  were 

JDeltbcreO  m. 

E^o.i.i9.faid,  An  Egypt.de  livered  us  out  of  the 

J  it  dg. 6. 1 1. deliv. a%  into  the  hands  of  the  Midian. 

8.22.haft  delivered  us  from  the  hand  of  Midian 

2  Sa.  19. 9.he«fc/k>.us  out  of  the  hand  ofthe  Phil. 


£^".8.3 1.  he  deliver. us  from  the  ha.oTthe  enemy 
A61.6. 1 4.which  Mofes  delivered  us 
2  Cor.  1.  xo.who  deliv.us  from  fo  great  a  death,& 
Col.  1 . 1 3  .hath  deliv.us  from  the  power  of  darknes 
1  Tbef.  1.  io.even  Jef.which  de.us  from  the  wrath 
5DeI(toereD.y0«. 

£#0.1 8. 10. hath  del.you  out  of  the  hand  of  Egyp. 

JVi24.10.fo  I  delivered you  out  of  his  hand 

^«^.6.9.I  deliv.you  out  of  the  hand  ofthe  Egyp. 
9.17.  and  deliv.you  out  ofthe  hand  of  Midian 
10. 1 2.I  delivered  you  out  of  their  hand 

1  S5.io.i8.rff/.you  out  ofthe  hand  of  the  Egy. 
1 2 . 1 1 .  deliv.  you  out  of  the  hand  of  your  ene. 

Rom.6. 17. of  doftrine,which  was  delivered  you 

1  C0r.1r.23.that  which  alfo  I  d?/.you,that  the  L. 
i  f . 3  .for  I  deliver. you  firft  of  all  that  which  I 

JDelftoerrtjft, 

Iv"e^.9.27.therfore  thou  deliv.thtm  into  the  ha.  of 

ato.25.20.thoudftfo.tome  5  .tal.  behold,  I  have 

2  z.dcliveredfi  to  me  2.talents,behold,I  have 

IDelitoerer, 

Judg.$.g.z  deliverer  to  the  children  of  IfraeKwho 

Verfe  1  j . 
18.28.and  there  was  no  deliverer,  becaufe 

2  Sam  2  2. 2. my  fortreffe^nd  my  deliverer 

Pfal.  18.2. 
Pfal.AO.  1 7  .thou  art  my  help  and  my  deliverer 

Pfal.70.1. 
144. 2. my  high  tower,and  my  deliverer,my 
Atl.7.  3  j .  to  be  a  deliv.by  the  hands  of  the  angel 
Rom.  1  i.26.come  out  of  Sion  the  deliverer, and 
©elft>ereft. 

Py2/.3f  .10.  which  delivered  the  poore  tromhim 
Mic,6.iA.tuat  which  thou  deliv.v/ill  I  give  up  to 

©ellfoeretl), 
fob  36.1  $  .ht  deliveretb  thtpooi  in  his  afflift.and 
Pfal.  18.48 .he  deliveretb  me  from  mine  enemies 
3  4.7.that  fear  him,and  deliveretb  them 
i7.and  deliv.thtm  out  of  all  their  troubles 
i9.but  the  Lord  deliv.  him  out  of  them  all 
97.10.hedeZ.them  out  ofthe  hand  of  the  wick. 
144.10.who  deliv  .David  his  ferv.from  the  (w. 
Pro.  10.2  .but  righteoufnes  deliveretb  from  death 
Chapt.11.4. 
1 4. 2  y.a  true  witneffe  deliveretb  foules,but 
3 1 .24.8c  deliveretb  girdles  unto  the  merchant 
Ifa. 4z.zz.thty  are  fora  prey,and  none  deliv.fov 
T)an.6.zj.ht  deliveretb, and  refcueth,and  he 
IDeltoerp. 

J/a.26.i7.draweth  neer  the  time  of  her  delivery,is 

©elfoerfng, 
Lu\.zi .  1 2. delivering  you  up  to  the  Synagogues 
Att.  22.4  delivering  into  prifons  both  men  &  wo. 
z6. 17. deliveringthtt  from  the  peop!e,&  from 

Delation. 

2  Tbcf.z.  1 1  .God  fhall  fend  them  ftrong  detufion 

iDelnfiong. 
lfa.66.A.\  alfo  will  chufe  their  delufions ,and 

©emanft. 
Dan.A.17  .demandhy  the  word  ofthe  holy  Meffias 

5Dentant),  or  3Demant>eD. 
Exo.f .  i4.were  beaten,&  demanded  wherfore  have 

2  Sa.i  i.iy •T)3xi&demand.oi him  how  Joab  did 
/o6  38.3  .for  I  will  demand  of  thee,and  anfwer 

40.7.1k  demand  oithte,  &  declare  thou  to  me 
Chapt.42.4. 
D<J?z.2.27.fecret  w"1  the  K.rfm^J.cannot  the  Aft. 
Mat.z.A'demanded  of  them  where  Chr.fhould  be 
L«£.3.i4.fouldiers  likewife  deman.of  him, faying 
17.20.when  he  wasde»z<?!2.ofthe  Pharif.vihen 
AB.z  1.33  .and  demanded  who  he  was,and  why  it 

JDcmaS. 
C»/.4.i4.Luke — and  Demos  greet  you 
2Tw«.4.io.for  Demos  hath  forfaken me,having 
Philem.zA.Demasyl.ucas  my  fellow-labourers 

IDemetrfust. 
^c7. 1 9. 24-a  certain  man  named  Demetrim,  a  filv. 
3 8. wherefore  if  Demetrim  &  the  craftfmen 

3  Job.  1 2.  L>e»zez\hath  good  report  of  all  men,& 

5Demonftratton. 
i  Co?.2.4.but  in  demonfiration  ofthe  fpirit, and 

iDen. 
P/a/.  io.9.fecretly  as  a  lion  in  his  den,ht  lieth  in 
CflKf.4 ,8.fr©m  the  lions  den,  from  the  mountains 
Ifa.i  1. 8. his  hand  on  the  Cockatrice  den 
./er^.ii.bccomc  a  den  of  robbers  in  your  eyes 
Z 


9. 1 1.  a  den  of  dragons,&  I  wil  make  the  cities 
10.22.and  a  den  of  dragons 
Dan.6.7.  hefhalbecaft  into  the  den  of  lions 

Verfe  12. 
i6.and  caft  him  into  the  den  of  lions 
1 7. and  hid  upon  the  mouth  ofthe  dm 
19. king  went  in  hafte  unto  thtden  of  lions 
20.  when  he  came  to  the  den,ht  cried  with  a 

2  3  .they  fhould  take  up  Dan.out  of  the  den 
fo  Daniel  was  taken  up  out  ofthe  den,znd 

24.and  they  caft  them  into  the  denoi lions 
or  ever  they  came  at  the  bottom  ofthe  dm 
Amo.$  .4.will  a  young  lion  cry  out  of  his  dm,ii  he 
Mat,  21.13  '^ut  ve  hwt  made  ha.  den  of  theeves 
Mar.i  1. 1 7.  &  Lu\.i$,a6. 
5Denfe. 
fof.zA. 27. left  ye  denie  your  God 
1  Kin.z.  1 6",ask  one  petition  of  thee,  denie  me  not 
Job  8. 1 8.then  it  fhall  denie  him,faying,I  have  not 
Pro.  30. 7  .denie  me  them  not  before  I  die 

9.1eft  I  be  full,&  denie  thee,and  fay,  Who  is 

Mat.10.1 3.whofoever  fhall  denie  me  before  men 

him  alfo  will  I  denie  before  my  Father 

16.24.let  him  d«z.himfelf,&  take  up  his  croffe 

Afo-.8.34.  &Z.4.9.23. 

26.34.bef.the  cock  crow  thou  fhalt  de.me  thr. 

Ver.7j.  &  Afar.14.30,72. 

3  f  .die  with  thee,  yet  will  I  not  denie  thee 

M«i\m-li. 

I«^.20.27.which  denie  that  there  is  any  refurred. 

22.34.that  thou  fhalt  denie  me  thrice,  that  thou 

Vcrfc6i. 
AB.a.  1 6. and  we  cannot  denie  it 
z Tim.z. iz.i( vi t denie  him,he  alfo  vjilldenie  us 

1 3  .he  cannot  denie  himfelfe 
Tit.  1 .  i6.but  in  workes  they  denie  him 

iDenfeO. 
Gen.  1 8. ifc'j .Sarah demand  faid,I  laughed  not 
1  Kin.20.7. and  I  deniedhim  not 
Job  3 1. 28. for  I  fhould  havtdeniedtht  God  that 
Maf.26.70.but  hedm.before  them  all^ayingj 

72.  again  he  deni.whh  an  oath,  I  do  not  kn. 
Mar.  1 4-7o.and  he  denied  it  againe 
Luk-2. A^.vihtn  all  denied  Ptttr,8c  they  that  were 
1 2.9.fhalbe  denkdhtiort  the  angels  of  God 
2  4.57.hecfe.him,faying,Wo.I  know  him  not 
John  i.2o.and  he  confeffed,and  denied  not  but 
13. 38. till  thou  ha&deniedmt  thrice 
1 8. 2  j .he  denied  it,  and  faid,  I  am  not 

27.Petcr  then  denkdagain,  and  immediatly 
Aff-i.  1  i.den.h\m  in  the  prefence  of  Pilate,when 
i4.but  he  denied  the  holy  One,  and 

1  Tim.  j. 8. he  hath  denied  tht  faith, &  is  worfe  then 
Rev.  2. 1 3  .and  haft  not  denied  my  faith 

3.8.and  haft  not  ateied  my  name 
JDentety, 

Lu\.  r  2.9. he  that  dinietb  me  before  men,fhalbe 
ijob.i.zzbutht  that  denicth that  Jef.istheChr. 
Antichrift,that  den.  the  Father  &  the  Son 
2  3  .whofoever  desieffo  the  Son, the  fame  hath 

©engtng. 

2  Tim.i.<}. but  deriying  the  power  thereof 
Tit.z.i  2.  teaching  us^that  denying  ungodlineffe  & 
2  Pef.  2. 1  .even  denying  the  Lord  that  bought  them 
Jade  a.8c  denying  the  only  L.God,&  our  L.Je.C- 

SDenottnce. 
Dent. 3  o.  1 8 .1  denounce  unto  you  this  day,that  ye 

©ens, 
Judg.6. 2.child.of  Ifr.made  them  the  dens  which 
Job  3  7. 8. then  the  beafts  go  into  dens,and 

38.40.when  they  couch  in  their  dens,a.nd 
Pfal.  1 04.2  2.and  lay  them  down  in  their  dens 
lfa.  32.1 4#and  towers  fhalbe  for  dens  for  ever 
Nah.i .  1 2 .  and  his  dens  with  ravine 
Heb.  1 1 . 3  8  .and  in  dens  and  caves  of  the  earth 
Rev.6.1 5. every  free  man,  hid  themfel.in  the  dens 

©epart, 
Gen.i  3 .9.if  thou  depart  to  the  right  hand,then  I 
Exo.  1 8. 2 7. Mofes  let  his  father-in-law  depart ,8c 

3  3 . 1  .to  MokSiDcpart ,&  go  up  hence,  thou  & 
Num.  1  o.  3  o.  but  I  will  depart  to  mine  own  land 
Dent. 9.7-  from  the  day  that  thou  didft  dep.outof 
70/724.28X0  Jofua  let  the  people  depart,  every 
Judg-7'l-&-  afraid,let  him  return  &  depart  from 

!£.? .  that  he  rofe  up  to  dep.Sc  the  damof.fath. 

7,when 


D  E  P       DEP 


7. when  the  man  rofe  up  to  depart, his 

8.  on  the  5th.day  todepart,  &  the  damf.fath. 

g.when  the  man  rofe  up  to  depart, he  and  his 

1  Sa.  1 5-6.Saul  faid — Go,  depart, get  you  hence 

22.5  .abide  not  in  the  hold,  depart, and 

29.  io.in  the  morning,and  have  light, depart 

1  i.fo  Dav.&  his  men  rofe  up  early  to  depa. 
jo.22.that  they  may  lead  them  away,&  depart 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1 2. to  morrow  I  will  let  thee  de.fo  Uri. 

1  5 .  14.1-nake  fpeed  to  depart,  left  he 

1  Kja.  1 1. 1 1-\<*  me  depart, thzt  I  maygotomine 
12. f. depart  yet  for  three  daies,then 

24.and  returned  tocfefz^according  to 

2  Chro.  16.7  .that  he  may  depart  from  me 

fob  20.28.  the  increafe  of  his  houfe  (hall  d<?fz.& 
Ifa.  1 1 . 1 3  .envie  alfo  of  Ephraim  fhall  departed 
5"  2. 1 1  .depart  ye,depart  ye,  go  ye  out  from 
54. 1  o.for  the  mountaines  (lull  departed 
fer.  5  o.  j  .they  fhall  depart ,  both  man  and  beaft 
Lam.a.  1 5.  depart  ye,it  is  unc\ean,dcpart, depart 
Mic.z.  to.arife  ye,&  dep.for  this  is  not  your  reft 
tech.  10. 1 1  .the  fcepter  of  Egypt  fhall  depart  away 
Afo£.8.i8.gave  comma.torf^.unto  the  other  fide 
34.that  he  would  depa.oat  of  their  coafts 
1  o.  1 4.W  hen  yc  depart  out  of  the  houfe3or 
Mar.  y .  1 7  .to  pray  him  to  depa.oat  of  their  coafts 
6. 1 1. when  ye  de.ihence,fhake  off  the  dull  und. 
I«£.2.2Q.now  letteft  thou  thy  (av.depa.in  peace 
p.4.there  abide,and  thence  depart 
13.3  l.depait  hence :  for  Herod  will  kill  thee 
2 1. 2 1.  which  are  in  themidftofit,^.out  of  it 
/ofc«7.3.«ie^«hence,andgointojude3,thatthy 
1 3. 1. that  he  fhould  dep.out  of  this  world  unto 
i6.7.but  if  I  depart  J.  will  fend  him  unto  you 
Ad.  1 6. 3  6.now  therefore  depart, and  go  in  peace 
3  j.to  depart  out  of  the  city 
20.7.  preached  to  them  ready  to  dep.on  the  m. 
22.2<he  faid  to  me,De|w/,for  I  will  fend  thee 
23.22.chiefcapt.then  let  theyoung  man*% 

2  5-4-that  he  himfclf  would  rfcp.fliortly  thither 
27.1 2. in,  the  more  part  advifed  to rfepa.thence 

1  Cor.7.1 1  .but  and  if  (he  depart,\et  her 

1 5 .unbeleeving  depart,\ci  him  depart 

2  Cor.  1 2.8.that  it  might  depart  from  me 

Phil.  1.23  .having  a  defire  to  dcpart,8t  to  be  with 
fam.z.i6.fzy  unto  them,Depart  in  peace.be  ye 

©epart  from. 
Exod.Z.i  1  .and  the  frogs  fhMdcpart  from  thee 
29-that  the  fwarms  of  flies  may  de.fr 6  Pha« 

z  1 . 2  2.fo  that  her  fruit  depart  from  her,and 
l£M£.2f.4i.andthenihallherfc(wf  from  thee 
Num.16.16.kymg,  Dcp.l  pray  you  from  the  tents 
Df«t.4-9.and  left  they  depa.  from  thy  heart  all  the 
2  Sa.  1  2.  io.fword  fhal  never  dep.ftom  thine  hou. 

20.2 1 .  and  I  will  depart  from  the  city 
\  Kin.  1 5 . 1  ?.that  he  may  depart  from  me 
2  Chro.  1 8 .3 1 .  God  moved  them  to  dep.from  him 
Job  2 1 . 1 4-fay  to  GoA,Depart  from  us,  for 

22.  i7.which  faid  to  God,Depa;t  from  us,and 

28. 28. to  depart  from  cvill  is  undeiftanding 
Pfat.6.%.  depart  from  me  all  ye  workers  ofiniqu. 

3  4. 1  /^.depart  from  evill,  and  do  good 

Pfal.27.z7. 
101 ,4-a  froward  heart  fhall  depart  from  me 
1 1 9. 1 1  5 .  depart  from  me  ye  evill  doers  :  for  I 
139.19  dep.from  me  therefore  ye  bloudymen 
Pro.  3 .7  .and  depart  from  evill 

1 3. 1 4. to  depart  from  the  fnares  of  death 

Chapt.  14.27. 
io.abomination  to  fools  to  depa.  from  evill 
1  ?.24.that  he  may  depart  from  hell  beneath 
1 6.6  by  the  fear  of  the  L.men  depart  ftom  evil 
17.1s  to  depart  from  evill 
Ifa.  1 4. 2  5 .  then  (hall  his  yoke  depa.from  off  them 
and  his  burd.rfep.from  offtheir  moulders 
Jcr.6.%  .let  my  foule  depart  from  thee,left 

17. 1 3. and  they  that dep. from  tnefhalbe  writ. 
3i.36.ifthefeordinan.*^frombeforeme 
37.9.Caldeans  fhall  furely  depart  from  us,for 
E^e{.  16.42.my  jealoufie  fhallipiJ??  from  thee 
Hof.9. 1 2  .wo  alfo  to  them  w  hen  I  dep.from  them 
Mat.-j.%i  .depart  from  me,  ye  that  work  iniquity 
25.41.  depa.from  me,ye  curfed,into  evetlafting 
Mat.6.\o.t\\trz  abide,tij [ye depart  from  that  place 
Lu^.i. depart  from  me,for  I  am  a  finfull  man 
8.37.  be  fought  him  to  depart  from  them,for 


_ 


DEP      DEP 

il.zj.dep.  from  me  all  ye  workers  of  iniquity 

Acls  1.4-that  they  fhould  depart  from  Jerufal.but 

1 8 . 2. had  comm.all  Jews  to  depart  from  Rome 

1  Cor.7.10.  let  not  the  wife  depart  from  her  husb. 

2  Cor.  1 2.8.  that  it  might  depart  from  me. 

1  Tiw.4.1  .lat.  times  fome  fhal  dep.from  the  faith 

2  7««.2.i9.nameth  the  na.of  Chr.^.from  inicj. 

Not  Depart,  or  ©eparr  not. 
Gra.49.10.  fcepter  fhall  not  depart  from  Judah 
fof.  1. 8. this  book  of  the  law  fhall  not  dep.out  of 
fudg.6.1  $. depart  not  hence,I  pray  thee,untill 
2  55.7.1 5. but  my  mercy  fhal  not  cfrp.away  from 

2  2.2  3.ftatutes,I  did  not  depart  from  them 
zCbr.i  j.i  j. they  might  not  depa.  horn  their  ferv. 
fob  7.19.  how  long  wilt  thou  not  depa. from  me 

1  5. 30. he  fhall  not  depart  out  of  daikncffe/or 
Pfal.  5  5 . 1 1  .guile  (fepa/tf  not  from  her  ftreets 
Pro. 3.2 1.  let  not  them  depart  from  thine  eyes 

Chnpt.4.21. 

5.7.and  dep.not  from  the  words  of  my  mouth 

17.13  .evill  fhall  not  depart  from  his  houfe 

22.6.he  will  not  depart  from  it 

27.22.not  his  fooli(hn<-fft  depart  from  hirri 
(W54.  1  o.but  my  kindneffe  fhall  not  depart  from 

5r9.21.fhaH  not  depart  out  of  thy  mouth 
fer. 1 2.40.that  they  mall  not  depart  from  me 

3 7. 9. for  they  fhall  not  depart 
Mat.14.16.thty  need  not  torfep.give  ye  them  to 
1/^.4.42. that  he  mould  not  depart  from  them 

1 2. 59.  thou  fhalt  not  depart thence,till 

JDeparteo. 
GcB.12.4.  fo  Abram  departed  as  the  L.had  fpoken 
1 4. 1 2. they  took  Lot  and  his  goods,and  depa. 

2  i.i4.fhe  departed,znd  wandred  in  the  wilder. 
24#io.tooktencamelsof  his  mafter,&  depart. 
26.  i7.Ifaac  departed,  and  pitched  in  the  valley 

3  1.55  .Laban departed,  &  returned  to  his  place 
37.17.they  are  departed  hence 

42.2  6\affes  with  the  cornc.and  departed 

45.24.fent  his  brethren  away,and  they  depart* 
Num.z  _9.kindled  againft  them,and  he  departed 

2 2. 7. and  the  Elders  of  Midian  departed 
fof.z. 2 1 .  (he  fent  them  away,and  they  depart.md 
fudg.q.t,  5  .they  departed  every  man  to  his  place 

1 8 .7. then  the  five  men  departed,  and 

2  i.fo  they  returned,and  departed,znd 
1 9. 1  o.but  he  rofe  up  and  departed,znd 
21.24.child.of  Ifrael  depar .thtnee  at  that  time 

1  Sam.6.6.r\ot  let  the  people  go,and  they  departed 

20. 42. he  arofe  &  dep.znd  Jonathan  went  into 
22.1  .David  therefore  departectthenie,znd 
5. then  David  depart.8c  came  into  the  forreft 

2  Sa.6. 1 9.fo  all  the  people  depar. every  one  to  his 

1 2.1  5X0  Nathan  departed  unto  his  houfe,and 
17.21.  after  they  were  depar.thzt  they  came  up 
19.24.from  the  day  the  King  departed,\inti\\ 
1  Kin.  1 2.  J.  and  the  people  departed 

2  C/WB.IO.f. 

ie>.fo  Ifrael  departed  unto  their  tents 
14. 1 7.  Jeroboams  wife  arofe  and  departed,md 
i9.19.fo  he  departed  thence,and  found  Elilha 
20.9.mefTengersii?/'.  &  brought  him  word  ag. 

3  8.fo  the  Prophet  dcparted,2t\d 

1  Kin.  1  _4.but  fhalt  furely  die,and  Elijah  departed 
5.  f  .he  depart.znd  took  with  him  ten  talents  of 
24.and  he  let  the  men  go,and  tbey  departed 
10.12.he  arofe  &  depart.znd  came  to  Samar.& 
1 5  .when  he  was  departed  thence,he  lighted 
1 3. 2. he  departed  not  therefrom 
19.36.fo  Sennacherib  king  of  Affyria  departed 
ifaiah  17.77. 
1  Chro.  16.43 ,anc* a^ the  people  departed,t\ery 

2  i.4.wherefore  Joab  depart.znd  went  through 
a  Cfc\2i.20.reignediri  Jeruf.8.years,&  dep.whh 
Pfal.  1  o  f  .3  8  .Egypt  was  glad  when  they  departed 
ifa.  38.12  .mine  age  is  departed,znd  is 
fer.41.  io.and  depart.to  go  over  to  the  Ammon. 
i7.and  they  departed,8c  dwelt  in  thehabita. 
Lam.  1  .©".daughter  of  Zion,  all  her  beauty  is  depar. 
Mat.z.y.thty  departed,^  lo  the  ftarre  which  they 
1 2.  they  departed  to  their  owne  countrey 
io.and  when  they  were  departed,  behold,the 
i4.and  departed  into  Egypt 
4. 1 2. that  John  was  caft  into  prifon,  he  depart. 
o.7.he  arofe,and  departed  to  his  houfe 

27-and  when  Jefus  rfep.thence,t wo  blind  m. 


DEP      DEP 

3  1  .when  they  were  departed  fpread  abroad 
1 1 . 1  .he  departed  thence  to  teach,and 

7-and  as  they  departed,  Jefus  began  to  fay 
1 2. 9. and  when  he  was  departed  thence  he 
13.53  -thefe  par-abks,he  departed  thence 
14. 1 3. he  departed  thence  by  (hip  into 
15.21  .and  departed  into  the  coafts  of  Tyre  & 

29.and  Jefus  departed  from  thence3and 
i6-4.and  he  left  thcm,and  departed 
19. 1 5-laid  his  hands  on  them;&  depart, ^thence 
27.5  Judas departed,3nd  hanged  himfel'fe 

6o.to  the  door  of  the  fepulchre,and  departed 
28.8.they  ^rt.quickly  from  the  fepul.with 
Mar.  1.3  5. he  went  out,^>.into  a  folitaiy  pla'C(. 
f  .2 o.and  he  <%Kfri,and  began  to  publifh in 
6 . 3  2  .they  departed  into  a  defart  place  by 

46.he  departed  intoa  mountain  to  pray 
8. 1 3. (hip  again  departed  to  the  other  fide 
9.30.andthey^*.thence,&paffedthorow 
Itfi1.23.wercaccompl.he  depa.to  his  own  houfe  ' 
4.42  and  when  it  wasday  he departcd,md 
$.z<;.depart.tohis  own  houfe ,glorifying God 
7.24.meflcng.of  John  were  depar.  he  begsn  to 
8.3  5. out  of  whom  the  devils  were  ^.M'tting 

3  8.outofwho  the  devils  were  ^p.befouoht 
9.6.and  when  they  departed, and  went  thorow 
1  o .  3  o  .and  departed,  leaving  him  ha-lfe  dead 

3  f.on  the  morrow  when  he  departed,he 

24. 1 2.  and  rfe^.wondring  in  himfelfe  at  that 
fohn  4. 3  .and  departed  into  Galilee 

4  3  .now  after  two  daies  he  departed  thence 
5.15  .the  man  departed^nd  told  the  Jewes,that 
6.1  f  .he  departed  again  into  a  mountain 

1 2.36.thefe  things  fpake  Jefus,and  departed 
Ail.  10.7. angel  which  fpake  to  Cornel.wasdtya. 

1 1.  z  5. then  de/wta?Barnabas  to  Tarfus,for 

1 2.  i7-he  departed,znd  went  to  another  place 
it. ^.departed  to  Seleucia,and  from  thence  to 
14.20  next  day  he  depa.v/hh  Barnab.to  Derbe 
1 5.39.they*/wrt.afunderone  from  the  other 

40.and  Paul  chofe  Sibs,and  departed,  being 
1 6.40.they  comforted  thcm,and  departed 
1 7. 1 5. to  him  with  all  fpeed,they  departed 
1 8 .7  .he  departed  thence,&  entred  into  a  cert. 

2  3 .  he  de.  &  went  over  all  the  count.of  Gal. 
zo.i.wddepartcd  to  go  into  Macedonia 

1 1  .■:  ven  till  break  of  day3fo  he  departed 
21.5  .we  dc parte ds.nd  went  our  way,and 

8- we  thatwere  of  Paulscompany  departed 
28.  io.when  we  departed,thty  laded  us  with 

1 1. after  3.moneths  we  departed  in  a  (hip 

2  5  .they  departed  after  Paul  had  fpoken 
29. had  faid  thefe  words,the  Jews  departed 

2  Tiw.4.9.  Demas  is  departed  to  Theffalonica 
Pbilem.  1 5.  perhaps  he  therefore  depar.  for  a  feafon 
K01.t%14.and  the  heaven  depart.zs  a  fcroul,  when 

IDtp&tteXjfrom. 
Ccn.z6.-i  l.they  departed  from  Ifaacin  peace 
3  1 .40.015  (lieep  departed  from  mine  eyes 
Exod.  1 9.2  for  they  were  dep.from  Rephidim,and 
35.20.chil.of  Ifr.de^/z.from  the  prefe.of Mofes 
Levit.  1 3 . 5  8 .if  the  plague  be  dep.from  them,then 
Num.io.i  3. they  depart.from  the  mount  of  the  L. 
12. 10. the  cloud  departed  from  offthe  tabern.& 
1 4.9-their  defence  is  departed  from  them,and 
3  3 . 3  .they  depar.from  Ramefes  in  the  firft  mo. 
6.and  they  departed  from  Succoth,and 
8  .they  departed  from  before  Dihahiroth,and 
1 3  .and  they  departed  from  Dophkah,and 
1 5. and  they  departed  from  Rephidim 
i7.and  they  depa,  ted  from  Kibroth,and 
i8.andthcy  departed  from  Haieroth,and 
1  jj.and  they  departed  from  Rithmah.and 
20.and  they  depa.  from  Rimmon-Parez,and 
27-and  they  departed  from  Tahath,  and 
30. and  they  departed  from  Ha(hmonah,and 
3 1. and  they  departed  fromMoferoth,and 

3  5. and  they  departed  from  Ebronah,and 
4 1  .they  departed  from  mount  Hor,and 

4  2. they  departed  from  Zalmonah,and 
43. and  they  departed  from  Punon,and 
44.  they  departed  from  Oboth,  and 

4f  .they  departed  from  Jim,  and 

48. they  depa.from  the  mountain  of  Abarim 

Veut.  1. 19. and  when  we  departed  from  Horeb,we 

fof.zz.p.  &  departed  from  the  child.of  lfra.out  of 

J'dg- 1  ^.jQ'thai 


DEP      D  E  P 


jfadg  16.20.that  the  Lord  vrzsdeparted  from  him 

i  Sa+i  i  .faying,The  glor/is  depart.ftom  Ifrael 

zz.me  faid,The  glory  is  ^/wrtft*  from  lira. 

io.i.when  thoa art  depar.ftom  me  to  day,then 

i  <  6. Kenites  departed  from  among  the  Amale. 

1 6  14.  but  the  fpirit  of  the  L.depar. hom  Saul 

22. and  the  evill  fpirit  departed  (torn  him 
1 8. 1  i.and  was  <fep«*«*  from  Saul 
28.15  -and  God  is  departed  from  me 

1 6.feeing  the  Lord  is  departed  from  thee,& 

1  Kiff.20.36.as  thou  ztukp.ivom  me,  a  lion  (hall 

as  he  was  rfep.from  him  a  lion  found  him 

2  Kin.  3  .27  .and  they  departed  from  him,and 

5 .  1  a So  he  departed  from  him  a  little  way 
8.  i4-fo  he  departed  from  Eli(ha,and 
i9.8.thathe  was  departed  ftom  Lachifli 

Ifaiah  37.8. 
2  Chro.14.if.  when  they  were  depar.ftom  him  for 
E^.8.  3  1  .when  we  ^ar.from  the  river  of  Ahav. 
Pfal.  18. 1 1. have  not  wickedly  depa.ftom  my  God 
ifa.y.i-j.  th.it  Ephraim  departed  from  Judah,even 
Jer.zi).  t.the  Smiths  were  rfe/wf.from  Jerufalem 

37.5  .they  departed  from  Jerufalem 
£^j(.6.9.which  hath  departed  from  me,and 

10.18. glory  ofthe  L-i&/>^'- from  off  the  threfh. 
Ddff.4.3  1. the  kingdomeis  departedftom  thee 
Ho/:  1  o .  5  .becaufe  it  is  departed  from  it 
Mat.  i9.i.finimed  thefe fayings,he dep.fto  Galil. 
20.29.and  as  they  departed  from  Jerichoja 
24.i.Jefus  wentout3&  depart. horn  the  temple 
M»-.i.42.immediatly  the  leprofie  depa.ftom  him 

Luke  5.13. 
Luk- 1 . '  8  .and  the  angel  departed  from  her 
4. 1 3  .he  departedftom  him  for  a  feafon 
9. 3  3  .as  they  departed  from  him,Peter  faid 
^<J.  j  .4 1  .and  they  departed  from  the  prefence  of 

1 2.  io.forthwith  the  angel  departed  from  him 

13.  X4.but  when  they  departed  from  Perga5they 
15  38  who  depar.ftom  them  from  Damafcus 
17.3  3  .fo  Paul  departed  from  among  them 

1 8 . 1  .after  thefe  things  Paul  depa.ftom  Athens 
19.9. he  depa.ftom  them,&  feparated  the  Difci. 
1 2. and  the  difeafes  departed  from  him,and 
2i.29.ftraightway  they  depa. from  him,which 
Phil^. 1  j.when  1  departed  from  Macedonia 
Rev.  1 8 .1 4 .  thy  foul  lulled  after,are  dep.ftom  thee 
dainty  and  goodly  are  depart.ftom  thee 

IDeparteD  not  from. 
2  Sa.22.20.not  wickedly  departed  from  my  God 
2  Kin.  3 . 3  -he  departed  not  there-from 
1  o.29.Jehu«fep«'tfd  not  from  after  them 
3 1  .for  he  depa.not  from  the  fins  of  Jeroboa 
Chap.  1 5.9. &  24.28. 
1 3 .6.they  depar.not  from  the  fins  of  Jeroboam 
1 1. departed  not  ftom  all  the  fins  of  Jeroboa 
Chap.14.24.ck  if.  1 8. 
X7- ".which he  did,they  depar.not  from  them 
1 8 . 6 .  departed  not  from  following  him 
2  Ck.  8.15  .they  depa.not  from  the  com.of  the  K. 
20.3  2.and  departednot  from  it 
34.3  ?.they  depa.not  from  following  the  L.the 
Nffc.9.i9.pillar  of  the  cloud  de.not  fro  them  by  d. 
Pfal.  1 19.102.I  have  not  depar.ftom  thy  judgem. 
I«i  2.3 /.which  rfe/wrt.not  from  the  temple,but 

3DepatteO  out. 

Gen.  1 2.4.was  7  f.ye.old  when  he  dep.out of  Har. 

Beat  24.2.when  (he  is  depar.ow.  of  his  houfejftie 

/a</g.6.2i.angel  of  the  ~L.departed  out  of  his  fight 

17.8.  and  the  man  departed  out  ofthe  city  fro 

1  S<J».2  3.i3.arofe,andrfe/?arterfout  of  Keilah,& 

2  Sam.  1  i.8.Uriah  departed  out  ofthe  kings  houfe 
Mal.i.$.but  ye  are  departedout  ofthe  way 
Mat.  17.18  .and  he  departed  out  of  him 

3Depattet)»ato«r. 

Etf0rf.33.11. <&/>«#>«! not  out  ofthe  tabernacle 
:|  Num.i4.44.M0ks  departed  not  out  of  the  camp 
I  _  5DCj)arteth. 

■•Job  27.2t.carrieth  him  away,  &  he  departeth,and 
;|  Pro.  14.16.wife  man  feareth,  &  departeth  from  fin 
■  £«&/i6.4.and  departeth  in  darkneffe 
I)  ;7f  59- 1  J.&  he  that  departeth  from  evill  makcth 
:  /f?-.3.2o.asawife  treachero.depdrt.  from  her  huf. 
.1       1 T  5-whofe  heart  departeth  from  the  Lord 

Nah.  3 . 1 :  .and  robbery , the  prey  departeth  not 

Euk-9'19-hztdly  departeth  from  him 


DEP      DER 

Departing.    ^Departing. 
Gtfff.j  5.  1 8. as  her  foul  was  in  depdrti.fot  lhe  died 
Exod.  16.1  -after  their  departing  out  of  the  land  of 
Ifa.^.i  3. and  departingzwzy  from  our  God 
Dan*Q.  5  .even  by  departing  from  thy  precepts 

t  i.even  by  departing,  that  they  might  not 
Ho/^i.2.great  whoredome,<fe^» fi?«{;  from  the  Lo. 
Mar. 6. 1 3. and  the  people  faw  them  departing,ind 

7-3  i.&  againrfe/wm.from  thecoafts  of  Tyre 
^c7.i  3.i3.John<&jw.from  them,return.to  Jeru. 

20. 29.  that  after  my  departing  (hall  grievous 
Heb.%. l  z-in  departing  from  the  living  God 

1 1 . 2  2.  of  the  departing  of  the  children  of  Ifra. 

IDepattttre, 

E^e\.z6. 1 8.(halbe  troubled  at  thy  departure 
2  Tw^.d.the  time  of  my  departure  is  at  hand 
JDepofeD. 

Ddff.  y.20.he  was  depofedftom  his  kingly  throne 

SDepittcD. 

Geff.27.4f  .why  (hould  I  be  deprived  of  you  both 

Job  39.17.  becaufe  God  hath  depriv.  her  of  wifd. 

lfa.l  8.10.I  am  deprived  ofthe  refidue  of  my  years 

IDeptlj. 

./»&  28.i4.the<fejtfMaith>It  isnotinme>and 

38.i6.walked  in  the  fearch  of  the  depth 
Pfal. 33 .7. he  layeth  up  thedepth  in  ilore-houfes 
P*o. 8. 27. a  compalfe  on  the  face  of  the  depth 

2?.3.the  earth  fatdeptbyund  the  heart  of  kings 
lfa.-j .  1 1  .aske  it  either  in  the  depth,ot 
Jonah  2. 5. the  depth  clofed  me  round  about 
Mat.i  8.6.he  were  drowned  in  the  dep.of  the  fea 
Mar. 4. 5. becaufe  ithadno^tfoofearth 
Rom-  8 . 3  9-nor  height,  nor  depth,not  any  other  ere. 

1 1.3  3 .0  the  depth  of  the  riches  both  of 
Ephefi.  1 8  .what  is  the  length,&  dep.Sc  breadth 

tDjpttyB. 
Exod- 1  y .  f  .the  depths  hive  covered  them,they 

8.&  the  depths  were  congealed  in  the  midft 
Dear.  8. 7. and  depths  that  fpring  out  of  vallies,  & 
Pfal.6$.  22.  again  from  the  depths  ofthe  fea 
7 1.20.  me  up  again  from  the  dep.of  the  eatrth 
77.16.  the  depths  alfo  were  troubled 
7  8. 1 5. them  drink  as  out  of  the  great  depths 
106.9.(0  he  led  them  thorow  the  depths  as 
107.2tf.they  go  down  again  to  the  depths 
130. 1 -out  of  the  ife.have  I  cried  to  thee,  O  L. 
Pro3.20.by  his  knowledge  the  depths  ate  broken 
8.24.when  there  were  nodepthsj  was 
9. 1 8  .that  her  guefts  are  in  the  depths  of  hell 
Ifa.f  1  .io.th.tt  huh  made  the  depths  of  fea  a  way 
£^.27.34.broken  in  the  depths  of  the  waters 
Afic.7.'i9.their  fins  into  the  depths  ofthe  fea 
Rcv.z.  24.  which  have  not  known  the  depof  Satan 

iDepnteti. 
2  Sa.  1 5. 3. but  there  is  no  man  deputed  of  the  K. 

©epntp. 
1  J(Js.2  2.47.a  Deputy  was  a  King 
A&.\%  -7-which  was  with  the  Dep.of  the  country 
8.to  turn  away  the  Deputy  from  the  faith 
1 2.then  the  De/u<r;y,when  he  faw  what  was 
i8.i2.whenGalliowastheDej>/tfyof  Achaia 
JDcptttieaf, 
£/?fo.8.9.and  the  Deputies  and  the  Rulers  of  the 
9.3.  the  Deputies  and"0fricers  of  the  K.helped 
/Jtf.19.3  8.  and  there  are  DeputXet  them  implead 

©erbe. 

/4c7.i4.<f.fled  unto  Lyftra  &  Derbe, eities  of  Lye 

20.he  departed  with  Barnabas  to  Derbe 

16. 1  .then  came  he  to  Derbe  and  Ly ftra,and 

20.4.and  Secundus,and  Gaius  of  Derbejini 

IDeriOe. 

Ha&.i.io.they  (hall  deride  every  ftrofig  hold /or 

5DenbeO. 

Luk,.  16.1 4-and  they  derided  him 

23.35  .rulers  alfo  with  them  rfmrf.himjfaying 
5Derl(5on. 
Job  30. 1. that  are  younger  then  I,have  me  in  der. 
Pfa/.i.^.the  Lord  ftiall  have  them  in  derifion 
44. 1 3  .a  derif.  to  them  that  are  round  about  us 
P/<j/.79.4. 
59. 8. (halt  have  all  the  heathen  in  derifion 
1 1 9.  f  1  .proud  have  had  me  greatly  in  derifion 
Jer.zo  7.I  am  in  derifion  daily ,every 
8. and  a  derifion  dady 
48.26.and  he  alfo  (halbe  in  derifion 

27. was  not  Ifrael  a  derifion  unto  thee  ?  was 
Z  2 


PES      PES 

3 9X0  mail  Moab  be  a  de,/fitm,md 
law. 3. 1 4.I  was  a  derifion  to  all  my  people 
£^.23.3  2. &  had  in  derifion,  it  contained  much 
3  6. 4. which  became  a  prey  &  derif  to  the  refid. 
Hof.y.  i6.this  (halbe  their  derifiti  the  land  of  Eg. 

TDdivt. 
Exod.3. 1. to  the  backlide  ofthe  Defart 

f .  3  .we  pray  cliee', ? .daies  journie  into  the  Dcf. 
19. z.  and  were  come  totheDe/<OT  ofSinai 

2  3 . 2  r  .from  the  Defart  unto  the  river 
2v"/tfB.2o.i.into  the  Defart  of  Zin,  in  the 

27.i4.again(l  mycomm.in  the  Defart  of  Zin 

3  3.i6.they  removed  from  the  Defart  of  Simi 
2  Chro.z6.to.Afo  he  built  towers  in  the  D^and 
Job  24.  j. as  wild  affes  in  the  Defart  go  they 
P/a/.78.40.and  grieve  him  in  the  Defart 

102.6,1  am  like  an  Owlein  the  Defart 
1 06. 1 4. and  tempted  God  in  the  Defart 
Ifa.  1 3 .2 1  .but  w  ild  beads  of  the  Def.(hi\  lie  there 
Chapt.34.14. 
2r.i.the  burden  ofthe  Dcfa.of  the  fea.Aswh. 
fo  it  cometh  from  the  Defiftom  a  tern". 
3?.i.and  the  Defart  ftiall  rijoyce3and 

6.and  ftreames  in  the  Defart 
40.3. make  ftraight  in  the  Dcfia.  high-way  for 
4 1  •  1 9  He  fet  in  the  Defart  the  fitre-tree,and 
43.19.  and  rivers  in  the  Defart 

20.rivers  in  the  Defart  to  give  drink  to  my 
y  1.3. and  her  Defart  like  the  garden  ofthe  L. 
Jer.  i7.6.(hilbc  like  the  heath  in  the  Defart,md 
2j.24.mingledpeople,thatdwellm.theZ)e/tf. 
50.*  2. a  dry  land,  and  a  Defart 

39.  herefore  the  wild  be  ids  ofthe  Def^hh 
£,%!k  47-8-and  go  down  into  the  Defart, md 
iWdf.24.2  6.behold,heis  in  the  Defart,  go  not 
John  6.3 1. eat  Manna  in  the  Defart,  as 
/*#.8.26.from  Jeruf  unto  Gaza,whichisDe/S?t 

3Dtf  it*  Land. 
Heut.i  2.io.he  found  him  in  zDefarthnd 

iDefart {place. 
Mar.6.}  i.your  felves  a  part  into  a  Df/izrtplace,& 
3  2.  they  departed  in  a  Defart  place  by  (hip 

Matth.  14.13. 
3  f  .this  is  a  Defart  place,and  now  the  time 
Matth.  14.15. 
Lu\./\.i^z.znd  went  into  a  De/2;rtplace3&  the  peo. 
Ma>ke  1.45. 
9-io.went  afide  privately  into  a  Defart  place 
1 2.for  we  are  here  in  a  Defart  place 
JDcUttS. 
1 fa.  48. 2i.  when  he  kd  them  thorow  theDefarts 
Jer.z.6.ihotow  the  land  of  Defarts,znd  of  pus 
E^e.i  3-4-thy  Proph.are  like  the  Foxes  in  theDf. 
Luk- 1. 8  o.  and  was  in  the  Defarts  till  the  day  of 
Heb.  11.38 .they  wandred  in  Def.  &  in  mountains 

Defceno. 

Num.34.1  i.the  border  (kill  defcend,8t  (hallreach 
1  S5'.i6.io.he(hall^yce«iuntobattell>  &  perifh 
Pfal.49.fj  .his  glory  (hall  not  defcendiftet  him 
Ifa.f .  1 4-that  rejoyceth,(hall  defcend  into  it 
£^.26.2o.with  them  that  defcend  into  the  pit 

Chapt.31.16. 
Mar.  1 5".  3  2  .defenov/  from  the  crofie,that  we  may 
Act.  1 1 . 5. a  certain  veffell  defcend,  as  it  had 
Rom.  1 0.7. or  who  (hall  defcend  into  the  deep,  that 
1  Thef.4.16.  L.himfelf  (hall  defc.fto  heaven  with 

iDeftertMi. 
Exod.  1 9.1  S  .becaufe  the  Ldcfccnd.uoon  it  in  fire 
3  3 .9. the  cloudy  pillar  defended,  and  flood  at 
34  f.and  the  Lord defcendedm  the cloud,and 
DeHt.9.2 1. that  defended  out  ofthe  Mount 
Jojh. z.zi-ind  defended  from  the  mountain,and 
i7.9.andthecoaftfl[<;/cmfrdunto  the  river 
18.13  .border  defended  co  Ataroth- Adar 
16.  and  defcend.to  the  valley  of  Hinnomby 
and  defended  co  Enrogel 
1 7. and  defended  to  the  ftone  ofBohan  the 
Pfa.  1  3  3 . 3 .  as  the  dew  that  defended  upon  the 
Pra.3c4.who  hathafcended  up  into  hiv.otdefc. 
Mat  -j.zj .and  the  rain  dcfce?ided,a.nd the  flouds 

Vetfe  27. 

28.2.for  the  angel  of  the  L  defcen.ftom  heaven 

I  ?^.  3 . 2  2.the  holy  Ghoft  defen.in  a  bodily  (hipe 

/iff.  24- 1.  Ananias  the  high  pried  defcen.with  the 

Ephef.4-9.hat  that  he  alfo  defended  firft  into 

10. he  that  defcc.is  the  fame  alfo  that  afcen. 

©efcenD?tij. 


DE  S      D  E  S 

IDefcetttierl). 
Jam.$.i  5. this  wifdorr  defccndeth  not  from  above 

IDefcenDing- 
Gf».28.i2.angelsofG.afcending&^?7^fegon 
Mat.$.i6Xa.vi  the  fpirit  oiG.de/cend.  like  a  dove 
Mar.  i.  io.fpirit  like  a  dove  defending  on  him 
/o/;«  1 .  j  z.defiending  from  heaven  like  a  dove 

3  3  on  whom  thou  thalt  fee  the  fpirit  defcen. 
5  i.angcls  oi  G. standing  &  defi.on  the  Son 
Aft.  10. 1  x.a  certain  veflel  defending,  unto  him  as 
Rev.  2, 1  •  1  o. defending  out  of  heaven  from  God 
5Dcfcent. 

L/^.  19.  3 7. even  now  at  the  «fc/«Jtf  of  the  mount 
Hcb.7.1  .without  mother,without  deficent,  having 
6.but  he  whofe  defent  is  not  counted  from 
Dcfcrtbr, 
fof.i 8 .4.and  go  through  the  land,  and defcribe  it 
6.  ye  (hall  therefore  defcribe  the  land  into 
8Jofua  charged  them  that  went  to  <&.thela> 
and  walk  thovow  the  land,&  deftr.it 
5DefcrtbtO. 
Jof.lZ.Q.md defcribedit by  citiesinto  7  .parts  in 
Judg.8.14.  he  de/2ri.unto  him  the  princes  of  Sue. 

©cfcr(bert). 
Rom.$.6.tvcn  as  D.wid  alfo  defeibetb  die  man 
io.j.forMofes  <£/c»/uherighteoufnes  which 
tDefcrp, 
/tfrfg.  1.13  .houfe  of  Jofeph  fent  to  defcry  Bethel 

©cfcriptfon. 
/a/!  i8.6.and  bring  the  description  hither  to  me 

3Dcfert. 
P/a/.2  8.4.render  to  them  their  defect 

1Defcrt0. 

£^.7.Z7.accord.to  their  defirts  wil  I  judge  them 

©efette- 
£^.9. 1  j  .1-ctTe  then  our  iniquities  defcrve 
©efertoeth. 

Job  1 1 .6.1effe  then  thine  iniquity  defervetb 

Deferring- 
Jarfg.g.i^.tothe  defining  of  iiis  hands 

iDefire. . 
Gen.  3 .  i6.thy  df/Jre  fhalbe  to  thy  husband 

4.7 .unto  thee  fhalbe  his  defire 
Deut.  1 8.6.and  come  with  all  the  defi.oi his  mind 

2  1 . 1 1  .and  haft  a  defire  unto  her,that  thou 

1  SiWfl.p.io.onwhomisallthe  defire  of  Ifrael 

a  j.io.to  all  the  rfc/wv?  of  my  foule,to 

2  Sam.  i  3.5  .and  all  my  defire., though  he  make 

1  Kin.  y.8.and  I  will  do  all  thy  defire  concerning 
9. and  thou  (halt  accompifh  my  defire  in 
j  o.according  to  all  his  defire 
9. 1.  all  Solomons  defire  which  he  waspleafed 
1 1 .  according  to  all  his  dcfi.that  then  Solo. 
10.x3.Solo.gave  the  Qu.of  Sheba  aWherckfire 
2  Chron.9.11. 
z  Cbro.  1 5.1 5&  fought  him  with  their  whole  defi. 
Job  14.1  %  .thou  wilt  have  a  defire  to  the  work  of 

3  1. 16.  if  1  have  withheld  the  poor  of  their  defi. 

3  5.behold,my  defire  is,that  the  Almighty 
3  4. 3  6. my  defire  is3that  Job  may  be  tried  unto 
Pfial.io.  3.  the  wicked  boafteth  ofhis  hearts  defire 
i7.Lord,thou  haft  heard  thcde.oi  the  humb. 
21.1. haft  given  him  his  hearts  defire,and 
3  8. 9. Lord, all  my  defire  is  before  thee,and 
54.7-and  mine  eye  hathfeen  his  defire  on 

Vfd.9z.11. 
5  9 . 1  o .  God  (hall  let  me  fee  my  defire  on 
78. 19. for  he  gave  them  their  owndefire 
92.11  .mine  ears  alfo  dial  hear  the  de.oi  the  w. 
1 1 2.8  .untill  he  fee  his  defire  on  his  enemies 

io.thc  defire  of  the  wicked  (hall  perifh 
118 .7  .therfore  (hall  I  fee  my  defire  on  them 
I4j.i6.fatisneft  the  defi.  of  every  living  thing 
he  will  fulfill  the  defire  of  them  that  fear 
Pro.  10. 24.but  the  defi.oi  the  righteous  fhalbe  gra. 
1 1. 13.  the  defire  of  the  righteous  is  only  good 
13.1 2. but  when  the  defire  comethjit  is  as 

ijrthede/z.accomplifhed  is  fweet  to  the  foul 
18 .  i.th  ough  defi.z  man  having  fepar.himfelfe 
I9.22.the  defire  of  a  rrnm  is  his  kindneflejand 
21.2  5,the  defire  of  the  flothfull  killeth  him 
Ecclef.6. 9.  then  the  wandring  of  the  defire 

1 2.?.and  defire  fhall  faile 
Cant.j.  10.  and  his  defire  is  towards  me 
iCa.i  6\8.for  the  defire  of  our  foule  is  to  thy  name 
/c/'.44. 1 4-to  the  which  they  have  a  defire  to  return 


PES      PES 

£^£.24.  i6.a  way  from  thee  the  defi.oi  thine  eies 
2  i.the  defire  of  your  eyes,and  that  which 
Verfe  2  5. 
Dan.  1 1 . 3  7.nor  the  defire  of  woman,nor 
Hof.  10. 10. it  is  in  my  defire,  that  I  fhould  chaftife 
Afr'c.7.3.great  man  utteretb  his  mifchievous  defi. 
Hab.z.f. who  enlargeth  his  defire  as  hell 
ft*g.2.7.and  the  defire  of  all  nations  fhall  come 
Lu\.zz.  1  j. with  defire  I  have  defired  to  eat  this 
Rom.  10. 1  .my  hearts  defi.St  praier  to  God  for  Ifr. 

1 5'.23.and  having  a  great  defiretheie  many 
2  Cor. 7  7. when  he  told  us  your  carneft  defire 

1 1.  what  vehement  defire,yea  what 
Phil.  1. 2  3. having  a  defire  to  depart,&  to  be  with 
1  Tbefi.z- 17. to  ice  your  face  with  great  defire 

IDeQre. 
Exod.  1  o.  1 1  .for  that  you  did  defire, and  . 

J4.24«neither  fhall  any  mm  defire  thy  land 
E>£#£.5.2i.neitherfhalt  thoudefire thy  neighb.w. 

7.2  5. thou  (halt  not  defire  the  (liver  or 
Judg.  3. 24.I  would  defire  a  requeft  of  you,  that 

1  Kjn.z.zo.ihe  faid,I  defi.a  fmall  petition  of  thee 

2  2Cwz-4.28.did  I  defire  a  fon  of  my  lord  ?  did 
Nefo.  1 . 1 1  .w  ho  «fc///r  to  feare  thy  name,and 
Job  13.3  .and  I  defire  to  reafon  w  ith  God 

2 1 . 1 4.for  we  defire  not  the  knowle.of  thy  way 

33.3  2.for  I  defire  to  juftifie  thee 

36.20. defire  not  the  night,when  people  are 
Pfial.^o.6.and  ofF.thou  didft  not  defi.mine  eares 

4^.i  i.the  king  greatly  defire  thy  beauty ,for 

7o.2.put  to  confufion  that  defire  my  hurt 

73. 2>" .that  Irfe/J/ebefidcsthee 
Pro.-t.i  5. and  all  the  things  thou  canft  defire  are 

z\\. 6. neither  defire  thou  his  dainty  meats 

24. 1  .neither  defile  to  be  w  ith  them 

Ifa.j  3  ■  2. no  beauty,that  we  (hould  defire  him 
jftr.22.27.whereunto  they  defi.to  returne  thither 

42. 2  2.  whither  ye  defire  to  go,and  to 

Da».  2. 1 8. that  they  would  i&.mercies  of  the  G.of 

/tfOTfl.)f.i8.wotoyou  that  defire  the  day  of  the  L. 

Mar. 9. 3  5. if  any  man  defire  to  be  firft}the 
io.3$.whatfoeverwe  (haWdefire 
1  i.24.what  things  foeverye  defire,when  ye 
1  f  .8  .began  to  defire  him  to  do  as  he  had 

!«)(;.  1 7. 22.when  yeih&ldefi.to  fee  one  of  the  da. 
20.46.which  defire  to  walk  in  longrofyes 

Acl.zi . 20 .faid,The  Jews  have  agreed  to def.thee 
28.22.buc  we  defire  to  hear  of  thee  what 

1  Cor.  1 4. 1  .and  defire  fpintuall  gifts,but  rather 

2  Cor.i  i.i2.which<fc/?.occa(ion,that  wherinthey 

1  2.6. for  though  I  would  defire  to  glory,I 
Gal.^.g.w hereunto  ye  defi.again  to  be  in  bondage 
20.I  defire  to  be  prefent  with  you  now 
2 1  .tell  mejthat  yetkfire  to  be  under  the  law 
6.1 2.for  as  many  as  defire  to  make  a  faire 
1 3. but  defire  to  have  yoa circumcifcdjthat 
Ephef.$.  ij.wherefore  I  defire  that  ye  faint  not 
PW/.4.i7.notbecaufe  I  defi.z  gift,but  I  defire  fruit 
Col.  1  9.10  de.th&t  ye  might  be  filled  with  the  kn. 
1  lim.-i.i  if  a  man  defire  the  office  of  a  Bi(hop,he 
Heb.6  n.wedefire  that  every  one  of  you  do  (hew 

1 1 .1 6. but  now  they  defire  a  better  country 
JW.4.2.and  defire  to  havc,and  cannot  obtain :  ye 
1  Pet.  i.t  2.wci'  things  the  angels  defi.to  look  into 
2.2.new  born  babisdefire  the  fincere  milk  of 
Rcv.9.6.znd  (hill  defire  to  die,md  death  fhall 

IDcateable. 
£^.23.6. all  of  them  definable  young  men 

Verf.12,23. 

Gen.  3 .6. a  tree  to  be  defired  to  make  one  wife 
1  Sam.  12.13.and  whom  ye  have  defired 
1  Kin.9. 1 9.which  Solom/fc/wrfto  build  in  Jeru. 
2  Chron.%.6. 
z  Chro.i  i.23.and  he  defired  many  wives 

2 1 .20. and  departed  without  bring  defired 
Eflh.z.i  3-whatfbever  (he  defired  was  given  her  to 
Job  20.2  o.not  fave  of  that  which  he  defired  to 
P/Ji/.i9.io.moretobe<fe/7rtrfarethey  then  gold 
27. 4.one  thing  have  I  difiredof  the  Lord,  that 
loy^o.bringeth  them  unto  their defir. hav^n 
1 3  2 . 1 3  .he  hath  defired  it  for  his  habitation 
i4.forl  have  defired  it 
Pro.S.  1  t  .all  the  things  that  may  be  defired  are  not 

2 1. 20. there  is  treafure  to  be  defired,and 
Ecclef.z.io.Y/hzifoevcr  mine  tyes  defined^. 


PES      PES 

//«.i.29.whichye  have d  fired,  &  ye  fhalbe  conf. 
26.9.WUI1  my  foule  have  I  defired  thee  in  j 

Jer.17.  i<J-neitker  have  I  defired  the  wofull  day 
Dan.  2. 1 6.Danitl  defi.oi  the  K.that  he  would  give 

2  3  .what  we  defired  oi.  thee 
Hof.  1 6. 6. for  I  defired  mercy,and  not  facrifice 
Mic.7.i.my  foul defiredthe  tirft  ripe  fruit 
Zeph.i.  1. gather  together,  O  nation  not  defired 
Mat.  1 3 .1 7.&  righte.men  have  defired  to  fee  thofe 

16.1.&  tempting,  defi.hlm  that  he  would./hevv 
Mar.  1 5 .6. one  prifoner  whom  foe  ver  they  defired 
£«£.7.3&\one  of  the  Pha  de.him  that  he  would  eat 

9. 9. and  hedefired to  fee  him 

10. 24.3ml  kings  have  defi.to  fee  thofe  things 

2  2. j  5.1  have  defiredto  eat  this  paffover 

3  1  .behold, Satan  hath  defired  to  have  you 
23.25.into  prifon,whom  they  defired 

Job.  1 2.2  i.and  defired  him  faying,Sir  we  would 
Act. 1. m.ani.  defired  a  murderertob:  granted  to 
7 .46. and  defined  to  find  a  tabernacle  for 
8.3  i.he  defired  Philip  that  he  would  come 
9.2.nnd  defiredoihim  letters  to  Damafcus  to 
1 2.20.their  friend  dejforfpeace,becaufe  their 
1 3 .7. and  defired  to  hear  the  word  of  God 
2 1. after  ward  they  defired  a  king,  and 
28.yet  <&?.th?y  Pilate  tkt  he  (hould  be  (lain 
16.3  y.defircd  them  to  depart  ouc  of  the  city 
18.20.when  they  defired  him  to  tarry  longer 
2  5. 3. and  defired  favour  againft  him  that  ° 
2  8.i  4. were  defired  to  tarry  with  them  7>daies 

1  Cor. 16. 12.I  greatly  defir.hxm  to  come  unto  you 

2  C«\8.6.infomuch  that  we  rfc/5WTitus,that 

1 2. 1 8.1  defired  Titus,and  with  him  I 
1  Job.5.1  y.the  petitions  that  we  defired  of  him 

JDeSrcDft. 
Deut.  1 8. 1  g.to  all  that  thou  defiredjl  of  the  L.thy 
Mat.  18.3  2.bccaufe  thou  defiredfi  me 

5Dc8res. 
P/a/.  3  7.2.(hall  give  thee  the  de fires  of  thine  heart 
1 40. 8. grant  not,0  Lord.the  defi.oi  the  wick. 
Epbef.  2. 3  .fulfilling  the  de/?w  of  the  flefh 

DeGreft. 
P/«/.  y  1 .6.behold,thou  defireft  truth  in  the  hidden 
1 6.for  thou  defireft  not  facnfice,elfe  would  I 
©eareth, 
Dc«M4.26.  or  whatfotver  my  foule  defiretb 

1  Sam.z.i6.md  take  as  much  as  thy  foule  defiretb 

1 8.2  y.the  king  defiretb  not  any  dowry,but 
20.4.whatfoever  thy  foule  defiretb,!  will 

2  &WJ.  3.21.  rcigne  over  all  that  thy  heart  defiretb 
1  Kin- 1 1  •  3  7-according  to  all  that  thy  foul  defiretb 
Job  7. 2. as  a  fervant  earned ly  defiretb  the  ftizdow 

2  3 . 1 3  .what  his  foul  defiretb,even  that  he  doth 
Pfal.  3  4. 1 2.what  man  is  he  that  defiretb  hie,  and 

68. 16. hill  which  God  defiretb  to  dwell  in 
Pro.  1 2. 1  i.wicked  defir.the  net  of  evill  men,  but 

13.4.  foul  of  the  fluggard  ekfi.  &  hath  nothing 

2i.io.fouleof  the  wicked  defiretb  evill, his 
Ecclef.6-  s.  for  his  foule  of  all  that  he  defiretb 
Luk-  5-39'  drunk  old  wine,  ftraightway  defire.new 

1 4. 3  2.and  defiretb  conditions  of  peace 

1  TiOT.3. 1.  he  defiretb  a  good  work 

iDeSrmg. 
Mat.x  2.46.ftood  without. efc/?.to  fpeak  with  him 
47.  de  firing  to  fpeak  with  thee 
20. 20. and  defiringa  certain  thing  of  him 
LK^.8.20.  breth.ftand  without  defiring  to  fee  thee 
1 6. 2 1 .  defiring  to  be  fed  w  ith  the  crums  which 
.^#.9.38.«(e/»'i»ghim  that  he  would  not  delay  to 
19.3  i.defiri.  him  that  he  would  not  adventure 
25.1  f  .defiring  to  have  judgement  againft  him 

2  Cor.  1 .  z.de firing  to  be  clothed  upon  with  our  ho. 
t  Tbef.  3 ,6.dc firing  greatly  to  fee  us,  as 

1  Tim.  1 . 7  .defiring  to  be  teachers  of  the  law 

2  Tot.  1 .4. greatly  di firing  to  fee  thee 

1Deurou0. 
P>o. 2  3 . 3  .be  not  defiirom  oi  his  dainties,for 
t«^.  2  3. 8. for  he  was  deferens  to  fee  him  of  a 
/«/;.  1 6. 1 9.that  they  were  defirows  to  aske  him,  & 
2  Cor.  it .  3  2  .with  a  gatrifon  defi.to  apprehend  me 
Ga/.$.26.1et  us  not  be  <&//«#  of  vain  glory 
1  Tbef.z.B.io  being  affectionately  defiroix  ofyou 

jDefolate. 
Lewr.  26.34.as  long  as  it  lyeth  defolate 
3  5  as  long  as  it  lieth  defolate,\t  (hall 
43  .her  fabbaths,while  ffie  lieth  defolate 

zSam.it.i°X< 


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D  E  S      D  E  S 


i  Sam  i  ?.io.  fo  Tamar  remained  depilate  in  her 
i  Cfo-  j  6  z  i  .for  as  long  as  (he  lay  defolateM  kept 
fob  i  <.i8.he  dwelleth  in  defolate  cities        _ 
1 6.7  thou  haft  made  defol.Al  my  companions 
30.3/m  former  time  A/toe  and  wafte 
7  8  i7  to  fatisfie  the  defolate  and  wafte  ground 
Pfal  z  < .  i6.forl  am  */M«te  and  afflifted 
40.15.let  them be^/^  for  a  " ,        °f 
69.  z  5  let  their  habitation  be  de folate, md. 
i45.4.myheartwithinme  isdefolate 
lfa.  1 .7-yonr  country  is  defolate 

in  your  prefence,and  it  is  defolate 
?  26.(he  being  defolate  (hall  fit  on  the 
6  1  i/ind  the 'land  be  utterly  defolate 
7"  1 9.all  of  them  in  the  A/oto  vallies 
13. 22. (hall  cry  in  their  defolate  houfes,and 
24.6.3  nd  they  that  dwelt  therein  are  defolate 
49.8.to  inherit  the  defolate  heritages 

2  i.I  have  loft  my  children,  and  am  defolate 
54.1  .for  more  arc  the  children  of  the  defol.then 

3  .and  make  the  defolate  cities  to  be  inhabited 
62-4-any  more  be  termed  defolate,  but 

fer.  2.  n-be  ye  very  defolate,  faith  the  Lord 
6.8.1eftl  make  thee  df/Waft? 
9.1  1. He  make  the  cities  of  Judzh  defol. without 
x  o.ii.to  make  the  cities  of  Judah  defolate 

2  5  .have  made  his  inhabitantsde/fl/afe 
1  i.i  1. they  have  made  it  defolate 

and  being  defolate, it  mourneth  to  me 
1 9. 8. He  make  this  city  defolate, and 
j  i.4j.whereof  yefay,It  is  defolate 
3 3 .  io.fhalbe de/.without  man  &  without  beaft 
arede/of.without  man  &  without  inhabit. 
1 2.which  is  defolate  without  man,and 
44-6.and  defolate,i$  at  this  day 
efi .  1 9.for  Noph  (halbe  wafte  and  defolate 
49.2.and  it  (halbe  adefolatc  heap 

lo.their  habitations  defolate  with  them 

Chapt.50.45. 
Lam.  1 . 4-all  her  gates  are  defolate 

1 3  .he  hath  made  me  defol.Sc  faint  all  the  day 
Chapt.3.11. 
1 6.  my  children  are  defolate 
4. 5. did  feed  delicately  are  defolate  in  the 
y.i8.mountain  of  Zion,which  is  defolate 
E^j\6.6.tbat  your  altars  may  be  made  defolate 
i4.ye3smore  defolate  then  the  wilder. toward 
1 4 . 1  f  .fpoile  it,fo  that  it  be  defolate 
i97.and'he  knew  their  defolate  palaces 
20.26.thatlmighttnake  thedefolate  to 
1  5 . 2  .w  hen  it  was  defolate, and  againft 

1 3 .  He  make  it  defolate  from  Teman  and 
z6.i9.whenl  (hall  make  thee  a  defolate  city 
29. 1 2.midft  of  the  countries  that  are  defolate 

that  are  laid  wafte  (halbe  rfe(o/.40.yeares 
30. 14. and  I  will  make  Pathros  defolate, and 
3  5.3 .and  I  will makethee  moft  defolate 
7. mount  Seir  moft  defolate,  and 
1 2.faying,They  are  defo'ate 
1 4.I  will  make  thee  defolate 
1  s-becaufe  it  was  defolate 
3 6.2  .becaufe  they  have  made  you  defolate 
4-to  the  de/fl.wafters,&  to  the  cities  forfaken 
3  5  .defolate  &  ruined  cities  are  become  fenced 
3  6.and  plant  that  that  was  defolate 
Don.g. 17. to  fhine  on  thy  (anct.that  is  defolate  for 
2 7. he  (hall  make  it  defolate, even  till 

(halbe  powred  upon  the  defolate 
1 1.3 1. the  abomination  that  maketh  defolate 

Chapt.12.11. 
1  Hof.  1 3 .  i6.Samaria  (hallbecome  defelate,fot:  (he 
I  Joel  1 . 1 7  -the  garners  are  laid  defolate 

1 8  .the  flockes  of  (heep  are  made  defolate 
.Mk.i.7.all  the  idols  thereofwill  I  lay  */»/<«<? 

6. 1 3 .  in  making  thee  defola.becmk  of  thy  fins 
Zepb.2.  6.  their  towers  are  defolate 
Mat.  23.38  .your  houfe  is  le  ft  to  yon  defolate 

Lu\e  13.35. 
Att.i  .20.1et  his  habitation  be  defokte&nd  let  no 
,    Gal.4.17.  for  the  defolate  hath  moe  children  then 
1  Tiw^. 5. and  defolate  trufting  in  God 
K«;.i7.i6.and(hall  make  her  defolate, and 
18.1 9.for  in  one  hourefhe  is  made  defolate 
LmdZDetoMe, 

Gcn.^j.i^.thztthehndbe  not  defolate   

Exod.  1 3.29.  left  the  land  become  defolate 


lfa.  1 3 .9.  to  lay  the  land  defolate 

Jer. ^.j. to  m  ike  thy  land  defolate 

27.  the  whole  land  (halbe  defolate 
7.34.for  the  land  (halbe  defolate 
1 2. 1 1. the  whole  land  is  made  defolate 
1 8. 1  £.to  make  their  land  dcfolate,md 

2  5.3 8.for  their  land  is  defolate 

50. 3  .which  (hall  make  her  land  defolate 
E%el{.6. 14.  and  rhake  the  land  defolate 
1 2.  i9.that  her  land  may  be  defolate 
14.16.but  the  land  (hall  be  defolate 
1 5.8.I  will  make  the  land  defolate 
i9-7.and  their  land  was  defolate 
29.9.  the  land  of  Egypt  (hall  be  defolate 
1  o-I will  make  the  land  of  Egypt  defolate 

Verfe  12. 

3  2.1 5.  when  I  (hall  make  the  land  ofEg.defol. 
3  3 .28.for  I  will  lay  the  land  moft  defolate 

29. when  I  have  laid  the  tenddefolate 
36.34.defol.hnd  be  tilled,  whereas  it  lay  defolate 
3  5 .  this  land  that  was  defolate  is  become  like 
Joel  2.20.drive  him  into  a  land  barren  &  defolate 
Mkh.-j.i  3. the  land  (hall  be  defolate, becauk 
Zeck7.14.thus  the  land  was  defolate 

for  they  laid  the  pleafant  land  defolate 
©cfolate  places. 
Job  5.i4.built  defolate  places  for  themfelves 
P/iz/.i09.io.bread  alio  out  of  their  defolate  places 
Ifa. 49.19.thy  defolate  places  (halbe  too  narrow 

S9.  io.wc  are  in  defolate  places  as  dead  men 
E%el(.  26. 10. in  places  defolate  of  old 

38.12  .thine  hand  on  the  defolate  places  that 
Mai.  1 ,4.and  build  the  defolate  places 

ShaUbc&ztolate. 
LraY.26.22.your  high-waies  (halbe  defolate 

3  3  .and  your  land  (halbe  defolate 
Job  1 5.34.congre.of  the  hypocrites  (halbe  defolate 
Pfal.iq.z  1  -that  hate  the  righteous  (halbe  defolate 

z  2.that  trull  in  him  (halbe  defolate 
7/0.5.9.0/ a  truth3many  houfes  (halbe  defolate 
1 5 .6.watcrs  of  Nfmrim  (halbe  defolate  for  Jer. 
Chapt.48.34. 
27.io.defenced  cities  (halbe  defolate 
Jer. q.zj.the  whole  land  (halbe  defolate 
7.34-for  the  land  (halbe  de/otoe 
*6.9.and  this  city  (halbe  defolate  without 
J  3.io.which  ye  fay  (halbe  defolate 
48.9.for  the  cities  thereof  (halbe  defolate 
50. 1 3. but  it  (halbe  wholly  defolate 
5  1 .62  .but  that  it  (halbe  defolate  for  ever 
£^.6-4.and  your  altars  (halbe  defolate 
6. and  the  high  places  (halbe  defolate 
1 2.20.and  the  land  (halbe  defolate 
14.16  .but  the  land  (halbe  defolate 
2.9.  1 1. that  are  laid  wafte  (halbe defol.40.yca.re5 
3 0.7. and  they  (halbe  defolate  in  the  middeft  of 
3  3 . 28 .mountaines  of  Ifrael  (halbe  defolate 
Ho/-.  5. 9. Ephraim  (halbe  defolate  in  the  midft 
.^#20.7.9. high  places  of  Ifaac  (halbe  defolate 

Shalt  be  ^Defolate. 
Jer.  5 1. 26. but  thou  (halt  be  defolate  for  ever,faith 
E^§k-  Jf.4-.and  thou  (halt  be  defolate 

1 5 .1  do  unto  thee,thou  (halt  be  defolate 

"QdzMtiXzwilderncs. 

Jer.i  2.10.  my  pleafant  portion  a  ^/o/.wildernefs 

Joel  z. 3. and  behind  them  a  defolate  wildernes,yea 

3 . 1 9#and  Edom  (halbe  a  defolate  wildernes 

IDefolation. 
Ira't.  26. 3  1  .your  fanctuaries  into  defolation 

3  2. lie  bring  the  land  into  defolation^md 
Jof.S.zS .even  a  defolation  unto  this  day 
zK1n.zz.19 .tfi3t  they  fhould  become  a defolation 
2  Chm  3  0.7  .gave  them  up  to  a  defolation,  as  ye  fee 
Job  30.14.in  the  defolation  they  rolled  themfclves 
Pfal.y  3.1 9. how  are  they  brought  into  defolation 
Pro.  t  .27-when  your  fear  cometh  as  defolation. 
3.25.  neither  of  the  defolation  oi  the  wicked 
lfa.iy.o.znd  there  (halbe  defolation 
•>  z  4. 1 2  .in  the  city  is  left  defolation, and 
47. 1 1  .and  defolation  (hall  come  on  thee 
5 1. 19-who  (halbe  lorry  for  the  defblation,and 
64. icZion  is!  a  wildernes  Jerufalem  a  defolat, 
Jeuz  2 . 5  .that  this  houfe  lhall  become  a  defolation 
2  5 . 1 1  .this  w  hole  land  (halbe  a  defolation,znd 

i  8  .to  make  them  a  defolation,znd 
34.±i.cities  of  Judaha  defolation  without 
: Z  3 „ 


D  E  S      D  E  S 

44. 2. this  day  they  are  a  defolation 
z  i.therefore  is  your  land  a  defolation 

49.1 3  .ihat  Bozrah  (hall  become  a  defolation 
1 7. alio  Edom  (hall  be  a  defolation 

3  3  .Hazor  (halbe  a  defolation  for  ever 

5  0.23.  how  is  Babyl.become  a  defolation  among 
y  1. 29. to  make  the  landtof  ¥nby[om  delation 

4  3  .her  cities  are  a  defolation,^  dry  land 
Lam. 3. ^y. 3.  fnare  is  come  upon  as,defblation  and 
£•7^.  7. 17. the  prince  (halbe  clothed  withdcfolat. 

23 .3  j.with  the  cup  of  aftonifliment  &  defolat. 
Dan.Z.i  3.  and  the  tranfgreffion  oi  defolation  to 
Hof.  1 2. 1  .he  daily  increafetli  lies  and  defolation 
Joel  3 . 1 9. Egypt  (halbe  a  defolation 
Mic.6.  i6.that  I  fhould  make  thee  a  defolation 
Zcpb.  1 . 1 3  .and  their  houfes  a  defolation 
1 5-a  day  of  waftnefle  and  defolation 
2.4-and  Askelon  3  defolation 
9. and  a  perpetuall  defolation 
1 3  .and  will  make  Nineveh  a  defolation 
i$.defolation  (halbe in  the  threfholds 
1 5.  how  is  (he  become  a  defolation 
M rff.11.25r. divided  itfelfo's  brought  to  defolation 
24.  i  5  .(hall  fee  the  abomination  of  defolation 

Mai\e  13.14. 
Lu\.\  i.i7.isbrought  todefolation 

z  i.2o.then  know  that  the  */o/.thereof  is  nigh 
iDefolatfong.  6 

Ezr-9-9  to  repaire  the  defolat  ions  thereof 
P/d/.46.8.what  defolat. he  hath  made  in  the  earth 

74.3.iinto  the  perpetuall  deflations 
Ifa.6  r.4.they  (hall  raife  up  the  former  deflations 

the  deflations  of  many  generations 
Jer.z  5. 9.and  perpetuall  deflations 

1  i.and  will  make  it  perpetuall  defolatidns 
EVk-i  5-7-He  make  thee  perpetuall  deflations 
Dan.g.z.in  the  deflations  of  Jerufalem 
1 8. and  behold  our  defolations^nd 
i6.to  the  end  of  the  war  defo.sre  determined 
3Drfpa(re. 
2  Cor. 4.^.  but  not  in  defpaire 
3Defpa(re. 

1  S'fl»z.27.i.and  Saul  (hnlldefpaire  of  me  to  feck 
E«/e/:2.20.tocaufe  my  heart  todefpai'/e 

iDefpatttO. 

2  CV.i.8.that  we  defpaired  even  of  life 

iDcfperate. 
Job  6.26.  fpeeches  of  one  that  is  defperate 
lfa.  1 7.  u .  and  not  of  defperate  forrow 
_  ©efperatelp. 

Jer.  1 7.9.and  defperatcly  wicked,  who  can  know  i: 

3Dcfp(fe. 
Levit.z6. 1 5.1T ye  (hall  defpife  my  ftatutes,or 

1  Sam.  2. 3  o.they  that  %me  (halbe  lightly  eftee. 

2  SflCT.  1 9.4 3. why  then  did  ye  defpife  us 
E(lh.i.j7.[o  that  they  OiM defpife  their  husbands 
/o&  5.i7.therefore^i/enot  thou  the  chaftening 

9.2 1. 1  would  <&//«/«  my  life 
■   io^.that  thou  fhouldft  d^rhe  Work  of  thy  ha. 

3 1 .1 3. if  I  did  defp.the  caufe  of  my  manfervant 
Pfal.  5 1.17.3  contri.heart,0  G.thou  wilt  not  def. 

73.20.awakeft,thou  (halt  defpife  their  imsge 

1 02. 1 7. and  not  defpife  their  praier 
P/'0.i.7.but  foojes  defpife  wifdome,and 

3.1  i.myfon,de//w/Jnot  the  chaftening  of 

6.30.men  do  not  defpife  a  thiefe,if  he 

a  3  «9.he  will  defpife  the  wifdome  of  thy  words 
22.and  defpife  not  thy  mother,when  (he 
Ifa.30.1 2.becaufe ye  defpife  this  word,and 
/ie**.4.30.thy  lovers  will  defpife  thee,they 

13. 1 7. they  fay  ftill  to  them  that  defp.me,  The 
La»2.i.8.all  that  honoured  her  defpife  her,becaufe 
E'Xek- J  6-57-  which  defpife  thee  round  about 

28.26.  judgements  on  all  thofe  that  defpi.them 
Amo.<$.zi.\ defpife  your  feaft  dayes,  and 
Mai.  1 .8.0  phefts,that  defpife  my  name,and  ye 
Mat.6.24.  to  theone,&rfe/.the  other.  L«£.  16. 13. 

lS.io.thatye  defpifenot  one  of  thefe  lit.ones 
Rom.  14.3  .that  eztctb, defpife  him  that  eateth  not 
1  O.i  i.22.or  defpife  ye  the  Church  of  God 

1 6. 1 1. let  no  man  therefore  defpife  him2bUt 
1  Tte/'.5.20.rff/pi/enotprbphecyings 
1  Tim. 4.1 2. let  no  man  defpife  thy  youth 

6. 2. let  them  not  defpife  them 
Tit.z.i  5.  let  no  man  <&//«/£  thee 
Hcb.  12.5  .my  fon,  defpife  not  the  chaftening  of 
a  Pet.  z. 10 


D  E  S       D  ES 

z  Pet.z-i  o  .defpife  government5prefump.are  they 
Jink  8.  dcfpife  dominion,  &  fpeak  evill  of  dignity 

iDefptfeO. 
Gen:  1 6.4.hei-  miftrefte  was  defpifed'm  her  eyes 
f.I  was  defpifed  in  her  eyes 
15.34.thus  Ef.iu  defpifed  bis  birth-right 
Irwi».26.43.becaufeihey  defpifed  my  judgements 
Num.  1 1. 2o.becaufe  thac  ye  have  defpifed  the  Lord 
14.3  i.know  the  land  which  ye  hwedefpifed 
15.3 1  becaufehehathrfe/f.the  word  of  theLo. 
jitdg.9. 3 8. the  people  that  thou  haft  defpifed 

1  Sam.  10.27. they  defpifed  him, &  brought  no  pre. 

2  Sam.6.1 6. and  (he  defpifed  him  in  her  heart 

1  Cbron-i^.zg. 
1  z.9.wherfore  haft  thou defp.the  com.of  the  L. 
lo.becaufe  thou  haft  defpifed  me 
2  Kjn.i  9.2i.daughterof  Zion  hath  defpifed  thee 

Ifaiab  $7.2z. 
z  ChrOi  36.1 6. and  defpifed  his  words,and 
M:b.  2. 1  p.th'  y  laughed  us  to  fcorne,&  defpifed  us 

4.4.heare,0  ourGod,for  we  are  defpifed 
Job  1 2.  5  .as  is  a  lamp  defpifed  in  the  thought  of 

1 9. 1 8.yea,young  children  defpifed me,I 
P/tf/.  2  2. 5.3nd  defpifed  of  the  people 

24. for  he  hath  not  defpifid,nor  abhorred 
53.  j.becaufe  God  hath  defpifedzhem 
106. 24.yea,they defpifedthe  pleafant  land 
1 19. 141.I  am  fmall,  and  defpifed 
Pro  i .  3  o.they  defpifed  all  my  reproofe 
5.  1 2. and  my  heart  defpifed  reproofe 
1 2.8-.of  a  perverfe  heart,fhalbe  defpifed 
9. he  that  is defpifedtind  hath  a  fervant 
Ecclef.9. 1 6\the  poore  mans  wifdome  isdefpifed 
Cant.S.i  .yet  I  fhould  not  be  defpifed 
lfa..f .  z4.defpif.thc  w  ord  of  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 
3  3. 8. he  hath  defpifed  the  cities,  he 
5  3 .3  .he  is  defpifed,  and  rejected  of  men>  a 

he  was  dcfpifed,it\d  we  efteemed  him  not 
60. 14.  all  they  that  defpifed  thee  (hall  bow 
Jer.zz.zS.Cooiih,  a  defpifed  broken  Idoll  is 
3  3 .  24.th.us  they  have  defpifed  my  people 
49. 15. and  defpifed  among  men 
Lam.z.6.hithckfpifcdin  the  ihdignat.of  his  anger 
E'Klk- * 6-  59-  whi'  h  haft  defpifed  the  oath  in 
1 7 . 1 6-whofe  oath  hedefpifed,  and  whofe 
1 8  .feeing  he  defpifed  the  oath,  by  breaking 
i9.mine  oath  that  he  hath  defpifed,  and  my 
20. 1 3. and  they  defpifed  my  judgements 

ltS.becaufe  they  defpifedmy  judgements3and 
24.but  h^th  defpifed  my  ftatutes 
2  2 .8 .1  hou  haft  defpifed  mine  holy  things,  and 
28. 24.that  are  round  about  them  that  de/.them 
^»Z0.».4.becaufe  they  have  defpifed  the  law  of  the 
Obad.  z.  thou  art  greatly  defpifed 
Zicb.4.  to.who  hath  defpif.the  day  of  fmall  things 
Mai.  1  .(S.wherein  have  we  defpifedthy  name 
Luk_.  1 8.9-that  they  were  righteous ,&  dcfpi.othet 
Att.19.  zj.oi  the  great  godde.  Diana  fhould  be  de. 

1  Cor. 1 ,28.things  which  are  defp.hith  G.chofen 

4.  io.ye  are  honourable,but  we  are  defpifed 
Ga.l.4. 1 4-ye  defpifed  not,nor  rejected,but 
Hcb.io.z8. he  that  defpifMoks  law,  died  without 
jam. z. 6. but  ye  have  defpifed  the  poore 

©efpttoflf. 

^S.  13.4 1. behold  ye  defpifers, znd  wonder ,and 

2  Tiw.-? .  3  .defpifers  of  thofc  that  are  good 

©efpffett. 
Rom.z./L.ovdefpifefithoa  the  riches  of  hisgoodnes 

3Defptfeth, 
/o&  36.5.God  ismighty,and*#i/erfcnotany 
Pfal.69. 3  3  .the  Lord  defpifeth  not  his  prisoners 
Pro.i  i.i2.that  is  void  of  wifdonyfe/^.hisneighb. 
13.13  .whofo  defpif.the  word  flialbe  deftroyed 
1 4. 2.that  is  perverfe  in  his  waies,  defpifetb  him 
2 1  .he  that  defpifeth  his  neighbor  finneth,but 
1  f.j-.a  (ooldefpifetb  his  fathers  inftruction,but 
ao.but  a  foolith  fon  <fc/Ji/efb  his  mother 
3  2  that  refufeth  inftruct.de/p.his  own  foule 
19. i6.thzt  defpifeth  his  waies, (hall  die 
30.17  .and  defptfxo  obey  his  mother,the  ravens 
Ifa.  3  3 . 1  5 .  he  that  «fe/J«/ct&  the  gain  of  oppreffions 
49.7-to  him  whom  man  defpifeth,  to  himwhom 
Dik[.  1  o.  1 6.  he  that  defpifeth  you ,  defpifetb  me 

and  he  that  defpifeth  me3 

defpifeth  him  that  fentme 

1  Thef.^.t.xhit  defpifeth,  defpife.not  man,but  God 


D  E  S       PES 

3Defpffing. 

Heb.  1 2.2.endured  the  erode ,defpifing  the  (hame 

iDefpice. 

£^-25.6.with  all  thy  defpite  againft  the  land  of 
H^.io.29.hath  done  flfe///.againft  the  fpir.of  grace 

3DefpfteraH. 
£^£.25.1 5/with  a  defpitefull  heart  to  deftroy  it 
36.y.with  defpitefull  minds  to  caft  it  out  for 
Rom.  1. 10. defpite f nil, ycoud  boafters 

3Defpttefullp. 
Mat.  j.44.pray  for  them  which  dcfpitefully  ufeyou 

Lul(e  6.z&. 
Aft.  1 4. j .to  ufe  them  defpitefully,znd  to  ftone 

IDeftfrute. 
Gfra.24.27.who  hath  not  left  definite  my  mafter 
P/a/.  102. 1 7.he  will  regard  the  praier  of  the  deflit. 

1 4 1 .8 .leave  not  my  foule  deftitute 
Pro.  1  5. 2 1. folly  is  joyto  him  that  is  deftit.ofund. 
E^.  3 1. 1  f  .country  (halbe  defiitu.o£  that  whereof 
i  Tim.6.  j.ind  deftitute  of  the  truth,fuppofing 
Het.  1 1 . 3  7.and  goats  skins.being  deflit.  affli<aed 
Jam.  2.1 5.  and  deflitute  of  daily  food 

3Deftrop. 
Ge.  18. 2  3. wilt  thou  de^i-vy  the  right,  with  the  wic. 
24-wilt  thousfe/frtfy,and  not  fpare 
28.wilt  thou  deftroy  all  for  lack  of  five 

19. 1  3. we  will  deftroy  this  place 
i4.for  the  Lord  will  deftroy  this  city 

Exod.  1  j-9.mine  hand  (hall deftroy  them 
34.13.  but  ye  Ihilldeftroy  their  altars 

Df/tf.7.5. 
Levit.z6.zz.  and  defiroy  your  cattell 
Www.24.17.and  <fe/fc'ffy  all  the  children  of  Sheth 
1 9.(liall  defiroy  him  that  remaines  of  the  city 
3  2. 1 5. ye  (hall  rfc/fogi  all  this  people 
33.5  2.  and  deftroy  a\[  their  pictures 

and  deftroy  all  their  molten  images 
Delet.4.1 1  .neither  deftroy  thee,nor  forget  the  cove. 
6. 1 5. and  deft.thec  from  offthe  face  of  the  earth 
7. 2.and  utterly  de(iroy  them 
4.  and  <fe/2>'oy  thee  fuddenly 
23. (hall  deftroy  them  with  a  mighty  deftruft. 
24.and  thou  (halt  jfe^rqy  their  name  from 
9. 3. he  thill  deftroy  them,and  he  (liall  bring 
deftroy  them  quickly,  as  the  Lord  hath  faid 
1 4.that  I  may  deftroy  them 

2  5.the  Lord  hath  faid  he  would  deftroy  you 
I2.2.ye  (hal  utterly  deftroy  ill  the  places  wherin 

3  .deftroy  the  names  of  them  out  of  that  place 
20. 1 7.thou  (halt  utterly  deftroy  them 

2  0.thou  (halt  deftroy, ind  cut  them  downe 
3  1. 3. and  he  willdeftroy  thefe  nations  from 
3  2.2  ^. (hill  deftroy  both  the  yonng  man,and 
33.27  .and  (hall  fay ,  Deftroy  them 
/0/7. 1 2. except  ye  defiroy  the  curfed  from  among 

1  i.2o.that  he  might  deftroy  them  utterly 

but  that  he  might  deftroy  them,as  the  L. 
Judg.z  1 . 1 1  .ye  (hall  utterly  d?y?r<y  every  male,and 

1  Sam.  1  f .  3  .and  utterly  defiroy  all  that  they  have 

tf.left  I  rf^roy  you  with  them 

9.and  would  not  utterly  defiroy  them 

1 8.and  utterly  deftroy  the  finners,the  Amal. 

2  S<«#.i4.7.and  we  will  defray  theheire  alfo 

1  x  .left  they  deftroy  my  fon 
i6.that  would  deftroy  me  and  my  fon 
20. 20. that  I  (hould  fwallow  up,or  deftroy 

2  2 .4 1  .that  I  might  deftroy  them  that  hate  me 

Pjfal.  18.40. 

1  Kin.16. 1 2.Zimri  tfe/Z/ffy  all  the  hcufe  of  Baalha 

2  I(«M°-i9.that  he  might  de.the  worihipof  Baal 

1 8.2  5.go  up  againft  this  land,and  deftroy  it 
Exra  6. 1 2. deftroy  all  kings  &  people  that  (hall  put 
Job  8.1 8.if  he  deftroy  him  from  this  place,then 

10.8.  yet  thou  doft  deftroy  me 
i9.26.wormes  deftroy  this  body, yet 
P/a/.  y.6\(halt  (fe^rfly  them  that  fpeak  leafing 
io.deftroy  thou  them,  O  God,let  them 
2  i.io.their  fruit  (halt  thou  deft,  from  the  eatth 
2  8.j .he  (hall  df/Zroy  them,and  not  build 
j  2. 5. God  (hall  likewife  «fc/?wy  thee  for  ever 
S^.9-deftroy,0  God,and  divide  their  tongues 
69-4.they  that  would  deftroy  me,being  mine  en. 
74.8.1et  us  deftroy  them  together 
106.23.that  he  would  deftroy  them 

left  he  fhould  defiroy  them 
1 4  3 , 1 2  .and  */froy  all  them  that  aftlift  my  foul 


PES       PES 

1 44.6.fhoot  out  thine  an  owes,&  deftroy  them 
14f.20.but  all  the  wicked  will  he  deftroy 
Pro.  1 . 3  2  .'profperity  of  f ooles  (hall  deftroy  them 

1 1.  j  .perverfnefs  of  tranfgref.  (hall  deftroy  them 
1  f  .2  j. the  L.will  tfe/toy  the  houfe  of  the  proud 
1 1. 7. robberies  of  the  wicked  fhall  ^^them 

Ecclef.  j.6.and  */%  the  work  of  thine  hands 

7. 1 6. why  fhouldft  thou  deftroy  thy  felfe 
lfa-1 .1 2.and  deftroy  the  way  of  thy  path 

1  i.9.nor  deftroy  in  all  my  holy  mountaines 

Chapt.6f.if. 
1  j.thc  Lord  (hall  utterly  deftroy 
i3-9.and  he  fhall  deftroy  the  finners  thereout 

2  5. 7. he  will  deftroy  in  this  mountaine  the 
3 6. 10. againft  thisland,and  deftroy  it 

Jer. 5. 10. upon  her  walls,and  deftroy ,but 
6. 5. and  let  us  deftroy  her  palaces 

1  i.i9.1et  us  deftroy  che  tree  with  the  fruit 

1 2.  i7.and  deftroy  that  nation,(aith  the  Lord 
13.1 4-nor  have  mercy  on  them,but  deftr  them 
i<.6.my  hand  againft  thee,md  defiroy  thee  I 
1 7  •  1 8  .and  deftroy  them  with  double  deftruftio 

23.1  .that  deflr.  &  ftatter  the  (heep  of  my  paft. 

3  6. 29-and  deftroy  this  land,and  caufe  to  ceafe ' 
48. 1 8. and  he  (hall  deftroy  the  ftrong  holds 

4  9.?.if  theeves  by  night ,they  will  deftroyjill 

5 0.2  i.and  utterly  defiroy  after  them,faith 
26. and  deftroy  her  utterly 

J 1 . 3 .  deftroy  ye  utterly  all  her  hoft 
Lam.  3.66.perfecute  and  defiroy  them  in  anger 
£^.9.8.wilt  thou  deftroy  all  the  refidue  of  Ifrael 

2  <.  1  (J.and  deftroy  the  remnant  of  the  fea-coaft 

2  6.4.  they  (hall  deftroy  the  walls  of  Tyrus,  and 
1 2. and  deftroy  thy  pleafant  houfes 

D/W.4.23.faying,Hew  the  tree  down  &  defiroy  it 
8.24-and  he  fhall  deftroy  wonderfully 

and  fhall  deftroy  the  mighty ,and 
2?.and  by  peace  fhall  deftroy  many 
9.26.fhall  deftroy  the  city,and  the  Sanctuary 
1 1 .26.of  the  portion  of  his  meat  fhall  deft  him 
Obad.  8 .  even  defiroy  the  w  ife  men  out  of  Edom 
Afic2.10.it  fhall  defiroy  you  even  with  a  fore 
Zepb.z.  1 3.andrfu/rV.Aflyr!a,and  will  make  Nine. 
Mat.  1 2. 14.I10W  they  might  deftroy  him 

Mar.?.6.8i  n.  18. 
2 1.4 1  .miferably  deftroy  thofe  wicked  men 
27.20.(hould  aske  Barabbas,and<fe/fV<)y  Jefus 
Mar.i  2.9. and  deftroy  the  husbandmen,  and 

Lu\ezo.\6. 
John  2 . 1 9.faid  to  them,Deftroy  this  temple,  and  in 
^c7.6.i4.tbis  Jefus  of  Nazar.fhal  deftr. this  place 

1  C<",.3.i7.himwillGodrf?/?/oy,forGod 
6.13  .but  God  fhall  deftroy  both  it  and  them 

2  Tbef.z .8.fhall  rfe/fr.with  the  brightn.of  his  com. 
Heb.z-  i4.that  through  death  he  might  deftroy  him 
1  Job.  3.8.thathemight  deft.the  works  of  the  di  v. 
Rev.  1 1 . 1 8  .(houldeft  <fe/2.them  v/^  deft.the  earth 

1  will  JDefttop,or  will  1. 
Gen  6.7.Ile  deftroy  man  whom  I  have  created 
1 3  .behold,I  will  deftroy  thee  with  the  earth 
7-4.every  living  fubft.rhat  I  have  made  He  deft. 
E-W.23.27.and  will  de/?r.all  the  people  to  whom 
Levit.z  3 . 3 o.the  fame  foul  will  I  deftroy  from 
26.3  o.and  I  will  deftroy  your  high  places 

£^.6.3. 
Num.  2 1 . 2  .then  I  w  ill  uttetly  defiroy  their  cities 
Pfal.  1  o  1 .8 .1  will  early  deftroy  all  the  wicked  of 
1 1 8.  io.in  the  name  of  the  L.will  I  deftr.them 
Chapt.11.t2. 
J/2i.i9.3.andI  will  rff/??"oy  the counfell  thereof 

42. 14.I  will  deftroy,  and  devoure  at  once 
Jer.  1 5.7.I  will  deftroy  my  people, fith  they 
25. 9. and  will  utterly  deftroy  them 
46.8.Ile  deftroy  rhe  city,and  the  inhabitants 
49.38.and  will  deftr.trom  thence  theking,and 
y  1 .20,with  thee  will  I  deftroy  the  kingdome 
£^.  14.9-wil  deftr.him  from  the  midft  of  my  peo. 
25.7.I  will  deftroy  thee,and  thou  fhalt  know 

2  8. i6.Ile  deftr.thee,0  covering  Cherub.ftom 

3  o.  1 3 . 1  will  alfo  deftroy  the  Idols 
3  2.!  3 .1  will  deftroy  alio  the  beafts  thereof  from 
34.  ifi.but  I  will  deftroy  the  fat,  and 

Hof.z.  1 2.I  will  deftroyher  vines,  and  her 

4.5.  and  I  w  ill  defiroy  thy  mother 
Amo.9.%  .lie  deftroy  it  from  offthe  face  of  the  earth 
Mic.  5«io.and  Iwill  deftroy  thy  charets 


DES      DES 

14X0  will  I  deftroy  thy  cities 

Zepb.i.i.l  will  even deftroy  thee         ....     , 

Hat.  i.ia.I  will  deftroy the  ftren§th  °,f  thc  kul§T 
M^..4.58.IwiU^-thistemplethatismade 

1  Cor.  1 . 1  o.I  will  de[iroy  the  wif Jome  of  the  wife 

Ge».i8.28.Iwillnotrff#v?yit 

j  1  .if  twenty,  He  not  rfe.it  for  twenties  lake 
Ixlvrillnotdeftroyit  for  tens  fake 

Dent  9  i6.and  faid,0  God,deftroy  not  chy  people 


DES      DES 


[  o'io.and  the  Lord  would  not  deftroy  thee 
10'i9.thou  (halt  not  deftroy  the  trees 

ss.  J*  *  x.*M  thou  wilt  not  ^•n>y namc  out 

a«r  j.David  faid  to  AbifluijDf/fcvgi  him  not 
a  Km- 8.1 9 -would  not  cfc/2.  Judah  for  Dav his  fake 

, »  ii.and  would  not  deft.them,  neither  caft  he 
z  Chio.  1  2.7  .therefore  I  will  not  deftroy  them,but 

1  z.that  he  would  not  deftroy  him  altogether 
z  1 .7 .  the  L.would  not  deft.the  houfe  of  David 
3  <. z  1. that  ht deftry  thee  not 

P/i/.i  06.54.  they  did  not  deft.the  nat.concerning 
lfa.6%  8  .one  faith,  Dej^  it  not,for  a  bleffing 

that  I  may  not  deftroy  them  ail 
E^.ti.jo.that  I  mould  not  deftroy  it,  but     _ 
Dtw.z.z4.deftroynot  the  wifemen  of  Babyl.bnng 
^0.9.8.  that  I  will  not  utterly  deftroy  the  houfe 
Ate/.  3 . 1  i-he  fhal  not  <fej8r.the  fruits  of  your  grov. 
Rom.  1 4. 1  J.^oy  not  him  with  thy  meat,for 
jo.for  meat  deftroynot  the  work  of  God 

Ge7z-6.i7.upon  the  earth  to  deftroy  all  flefh 
9*1 1  .any  more  a  Houdto  Ajfroy  the  earth 

1 5  .no  more  become  a  floud  to  deftroy  all 
1$.  13  .the  Lord  hath  fent  us  to  *fej%  it 

Exod.S.9.  for  thy  people  to  deftroy  the  frogs  from 
12.13  .plague  (hall  not  be  on  you  to  deftr.yoa 

Levit.z6.44.to  deftroy  them  utterly,&  to  break  my 

Veut.i.zy.  into  the  hands  of  the  Amor.to  deftr.us 

fofmj.7. 
a.  1  $  .to  deftroy  them  from  among  the  hoft 
7.10.  that  hate  them  to  their  face  to  deftr. them 
o.i9.was  wroth  againft  you  to  deftroy  yo\i 
28  .6  3  .fo  the  L.wil  rejoyce  over  you  to  deft.you 

fof9.z4.Sc  to  deft.all  the  inhabitants  of  the  land 
z 2.3 $.todeft.the land  wherin  the child.of Reu. 

fudg.6.  y  .into  the  land  to  deftroy  it 

1  Sam. 23 .  io.to  deftroy  the  city  for  my  fake 
16.1  f  .one  of  the  peo.to  deftr,the  king  thy  lord 

1  Sam.  1 . 1 4.W  deftroy  the  Lords  anointed 

14. 1 1  .not  fufferthe  reveng.of  bloud  to  deft.any 
20.19.thou  feckeft  to  deftroy  a  city,&  a  mother 
24.16.upon  Jerufalem  to  deftroy  it,the  Lord 

1  I^a.9.21.  were  not  able  to  deft.u^on  thofe  did 

13.34.  io  deftr.  it  from  off  the  face  of  the  earth 

2  Kin. 18.25  .againft  this  city  to  deftroy  it 

24.2.fentthem  againft  Judah  to  deftroy  it 

1  Cbro.ii .  1 5  .an  angel  unto  Jerufalem  to  deftr.it 

2  Cfc/o.  20. 23. utterly  to  flay  and  deftroy  them 

every  one  helped  to  deftroy  another 
2  7. 16. that  God  hath  determined  to  deftr. thee 
Evg.6.1 2.  to  «&/?>•#?  this  houfe  of  God,which  is  at 
E/?i!!.  3. 6.Haman  fought  to  dl?/?.all  the  Jewes  that 
1 3.to  deftroy,to  kill,&  to caufe  to  perifh all 
4.7.for  the  Jewes  to  deftroy  them 

8. decree  that  was  given  at  Shufh.to«fc/?.them 
8 . 5  .which  he  wrote  to  deftroy  the  Jewes 

1 1  .to  {land  for  their  life,to  deftroy, to  caufe 
o.24.againft  the  Jewes.to  deftroy  them 

and  had  caft  Pur  to  deftroy  them 
fob  2 . 3  .to  deftroy  him  without  caufe 
6.9  pleafe  God  to  deftroy  me  that 
P/S/.40. i4.that  feek  after  my  foule  to  deftroy  it 
<?3.o.  that  feek  after  my  foul  to  deftr. it,(hall  go 
1 1 9.9  y  .wicked  have  waited  for  me  to  deftr. me 
Ifa.  1  o.7.but  it  is  in  his  heart  to  deftroy, and 
1 3 .  j.to  deftroy  the  w  hole  land 

2  3 . 1 1  .to  deftroy  the  ftrong  holds  thereof 

3  2.7.  dcvifeth  wicked  devices  to  deft.the  poore 
36.io.againft  this  land  xadeftroyit 
$  1 . 1 3  .as  if  he  were  ready  to  deftroy 
54.  i6.and  I  have  created  the  water  todeftroy 

Jif'.i.io.and  to  deftroy,^.  throw  downe,to  build 
1  5  .3. the  beafts  of  the  earth  to  devoure  and  deft. 
i8.7.to  pull  downe,  and  to  deftroy.  Ch.3 1.28. 
f  r.i  i.for  his  device  is  againft  Babyl.to  deft,\t 

Lam.  2.8.  Lord  hath  purpofed  to  deftroy  the  wall  of 


E^e£.f .  1 6. and  which  I  will  fend  to  deftroy  you 
21.3 1. thee  into  the  hand  of  the  skilful  to  deft. 
z  2.27.to  deftroy  foules  to  get  diilioneft  gaine 
2f.l  5.with  a  defpitefull  heart  to  deftroy  it 
30.11  .(halbe  brought  to  deftroy  the  land,and 
43.3  .when  I  came  to  deftroy  the  city 
Dan.z.i  2.com.to  derail  the  wife  men  of  Babylon 
24.to  deftroy  the  wife  men  of  Babylon 
7.26.and  to  deftroy  it  unto  the  end 
1 1.44.  fhall  go  forth  with  great  fury  to  deft.8c 
Hof.  1 1 .9.1k  not  return  to  deftroy  Ephraim  for 
Zecb.u.g.  that  I  will  feek  to  deft.all  the  nations 
Ate*,  a.i  3. Herod  wilfeek  theyong  child  to  de.h\m 
5. 1 7. that  I  am  come  to  deftroy  the  law,or 

I  am  not  come  to  deftroy  Jam  to  fulfill 
io.28.rather  fear  him  which  is  able  to  de.hoth 
26.6i.faid,Iam  able  to  deft.the  temp. of  God 
Mar.  1 .2 4.art  thou  come  to  deftroy  us.    Lu\. 4. 3  4. 

9-22.and  into  the  waters  to  deftroy  him 
I«^.6.9.to  fave  life,or  to  deftroy  it 

o.<;6.isnotcometode/2Myinens  lives,but 
i9.47.chiefe  of  the  people  fought  to  deftroy  him 
John  io.io.butfortokill,and  todeftroyl  am 
fam.4.  1 2.who  is  able  to  fave  and  to  deftroy 

JDeftropcO. 
Gen.7. 2  3  .every  living  fubftance  was  deftroyed 

were  deftroyed  from  the  earth :  Noah  only 
1 3 . io.before  the  L.deftroyed  Sodom  &  Gomor. 
19.29.when  God  deftroy. the  cities  of  the  plain 
Exod.  1 0.7  .that  Egypt  is  deftroyed 
Deut.  1 .44.and  deftroyed  you  in  Seir,even  to 
2.1 2.when  they  had  deftroyed  them  from  before 
2 1  .but  the  Lord  deftroyed  them  before  them 
2  2.when  he  deftroyed  the  Horims  from 

2  3  .and  the  A  vims  deftroyed  them,and 
4.3  .the  Lord  thy  God  hath  deftroyed  them  from 
7«20.and  hide  themfelves  from  thee  be  deftroyed 

23  .untill  they  be  deftroyed 
24.untill  thou  have  deftroyed  them 
J.8.L-was  angry  with  you  to  have  deftroyed  you 
1 1 .4  .how  the  Lord  hath  deftroy. them  unto  this 
1 2.30.after  that  they  be  deftroyed  from 
28.20.umiH  thou  be  deftroyed.W  .14,41,  j  1,61. 
48.untill  he  have  deftroyed  thee.       Ver.5  *• 
3 1 .4.unto  the  land  of  them  whom  he  deftroyed 
fof.  1 1 . 1 4.untill  they  had  deftroyed  them 
23.1 5. untill  he  have  deftroyed  you  from 
24.8.and  I  deftroyed  them  from  before  you, 
Jr«dg;.4.24.untill  they  had  deftroyed  Jabin  king  of 
6.4.and  deftroyed  the  increafe  of  the  earth 
20.2 1  .and  deftroyed  down  to  the  ground  the  Ifr. 
ij.deftroyed  down  to  the  ground  of  the  chil. 

3  5  .children  of  lfr. deftroyed  of  the  Benja.that 
42.which  came  out  of  the  city  they  deftroy.in 

1  Sam.^.S.and  he  deftr. them }&.  fmote  them  with 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1  .&  they  deftr. the  children  of  Ammon 
a i.y.that  we  fhould be  deftr.from  remaining  in 
22.38  .mine  enemies,and  deftroyed  them,and 
24.1 6.faid  to  the  angel  that  deftroyed  the  people 

1  Kin.  15.13  .and  Afa  deftroyed  her  Idoll 
29.untill  he  had  deflroyed,according  to 

2  Kiw.10.17. 

2  Kin.  1 0.2  8.  thus  Jehu  deftroyed  Baal  out  of  Ifrael 
1 1 . 1 .  and  deftroyed  all  the  feed  royall 
1 3  «7.for  the  king  of  Syria  had  deftroyed  them 
19. 1 2.which  my  fathers  have  deftroyed 

i7.kings  of  Affyria  have  deftroyedthe 
1 8.therefore  they  have  deftroyed  them 
z  1 . 3  .w hich  Hezekiah  his  father  had  deftroyed 
9.then  did  the  nat.whom  the  Lo.  deft  before 

1  Cbro.%.  z  5  .whom  God  deftroyed  before  them 
20. 1 .  Joab  fmote  Rabbah,and  deftroyed  it 
a  1. 1 2. or  three  moneths  to  be  deftroyed  ^before 

1 5. faid  to  the  angel  that  «fe^.it»It  is  enough 

2  Cbro.14. 1  S-*°r  ^ey  were  deftroyed  before  the  L» 
if.6.nation  was  deftroyed  of  nation,and 
22.io.andrfe/fro)'«fallthe  feed  royall  of  the 
24.2  3 .  deftr.M  the  princes  of  the  people  from 
3  3.o.whom  the  Lord  had  deftroyed  before  the 
34. 1 1.  which  the  kings  of  Judah  had  deftroyed 
3  6. 1 9 .and  deftroyed  all  the  goodly  veffels  therof 

E%i'.  4. 1 5 .  for  w  hich  caufe  was  thi  s  city  deftroyed 
5. 1 2.who  deftroyed  this  houfe,and  carried 

Efth.i  .9-that  they  may  be  delh-oyed,md  I  will  pay 
7.4.to  be  deftroyed,  to  be  flaine,  and 
9.6.and  deftroyed  five  hundred  men.     Ver.  1 2. 


DES      DES 

Job  1 9.  i6".he  hath  deftroyed  me  on  every  fide,  and 


Pfal.  0 . 5  .thou  haft  deftroyed  the  wicked 
6.and  thou  haft  deftroyed  cities,their 
1  i.j.if  the  foundation  be  deftroyed,vihatcm 
7  3 .  27  .thou  haft  deftroyed  all  them  that  go  afidc 
7  8.4  5  .and  frogs  that  deftroyed  them 

47.he  deftroyed  their  vines  with  haile,and 
r  37. 8. who  art  to  be  deflroyed,hzppy  fhall 
Vro.  13.23  .that  is  deftroyed  for  want  of  judgement 
Jfa.14.1y  .and  deftroyed  the  cities  thereof 

20.becaufe  thou  haft  deftroyed  thy  land,and 
26. 14.  therefore  haft  thou  vifited  &  deftr.thtm 
37-1 2  .which  my  fathers  have  deftroyed 
1 9. therefore  they  have  deftroyed 'them 
48.19  nor  deftroyed  from  before  me 
fer.  12.10.  many  paftors  have  deftr. my  vineyard 
48.4.Moab  is  deftroyed,  her  little  opes 
5 1 ,8.Babylon  is  deftroyed,howle  for  her 
y  5  .and  deftroyed  out  of  her  the  great  voice 
Lam.z.-i -be  hath  deftroyed  his  ftrong  holds,  and 
6.  he  hath  deftroyed  his  places  of  the  affembly 
9. he  hath  deftioyed  and  broken  her  bars 
E^e\.z6. 1 7.how  art  thou  deftr.thzt  waft  inhabit. 
27.32.like  the  deftroyed  in  themidft  of  the  fea 
Dan.7.1 1. and  his  body  deftroyed,znd  given  to 
Hof.  1 3.9.O  Ifrael,thou  haft  deftroyed  thy  felfe 
Amo-z.y.yet  deftroyed  I  the  Amorite  before  them 

yet  I  deftroyed  his  fruit  from  above,and 
Atef.22.7.and  deftroyed  thofe  murtherers,and 
L«^.i7.27.and  deftroyed  them  all.  Ver.29. 

Ail. 9. 2 1  .is  not  this  he  that  deftroyed  them  which 
I3.i9.whenhe  had  deftroyed  7. nations  in 
19. 27. and  her  magnificence  mould  be  deftroy. 
Rom.6.6. that  the  body  of  fin  might  be  deftroyed 

1  Cor.io.y.znd  were  deftroyed  of  ferpents 
10.  and  were  deftroyed  of  the  deftroyer 

Gal.x  .23  .preacherh  the  faith,which  once  he  deftr. 

2. 1 8. again  the  things  which  I  deftroyed,! 
Heb.i  1.28.  left  he  that  deftro.the  firft-born fhould 

2  Vet.  z.  1 2.bruit  beafts  made  to  be  taken  &  deftr. 
Jude  5 .  afterward  deftroyed  them  that  beleeved  not 
Rex>.8.9.third  part  of  the  (hips  were  deftroyed 

Are  IDeflropeO. 
fudg.  2 1 .  r  6.  the  women  are  deftroyed  out  of  Ben  j. 
fob  4.2o.they  are  deftroyed  from  morning  to  night 

3  4.2  j.fo  that  they  are  deftroyed 
Ifa.i).  i6.that  are  led  ofthem  are  deftroyed 
fer.  2  2 .  ao.for  all  thy  lovers  are  deftroyed 
Hof.4.6.my  people  are  deft.for  lack  of  knowledge 
Zepb.i .6.their  citiesare  deftroy. fo  that  there  is  no 

Not  IDeftropeD. 
2  Chro. 20. 10. turned  from  them,&  deftr.them  not 

Pfal.78.iB. 
DtfB.7.i4.that  which  (hall  not  be  deftroyed 
2  C<rr.4'9.cai\  downe,but  not  deftroyed 

Shall  be  JDcftropcO. 
Gen.i 4. 3 o.and  I  (halbe  deftroyed,!  and  my  houfe 
Efth.4.i4.tho\\  and  thy  fathers  houfe  (halbe deftr. 
P/2i/.37.38.thetranfgref.(halbe<fc/?™/.togeth.thc 

92.7.that  they  (halbe  deftroyed  for  ever 
PrOi  1 3.1 3 .defpifeth  the  word  (halbe  deftroyed 
ao.a  companion  of  fooles  (halbe  deftroyed 
29. 1  .(hall  fuddenly  be  deftroyed,8c  that  without 
Ifa.  10. 2 7. and  the  yoke  (halbe  deftroyed,beaufe 
jfa-.48.8.and  the  plain  (halbe  deftroyed 
42.and  Moab  (halbe  deftroyed  from 
E^.30.8.when  all  her  helpers  (halbe  deftroyed 

3  2.1 2. multitude  chereof  (halbe  deftroyed 
Dd».2.44.which  fhall  never  be  deftroyed,and 
6.26.kingd.that  which  fhal  not  be  deftroyed,  & 
1 1 .20.but  within  few  daies  he  (halbe  deftroyed 
Hof.  10.8.  fin  of  Ifrael  (halbe  deftroyed 
AEb.i- 2 3. that  Prophet  (halbe  deftroy. from  among 
1  Cor.  1 5. 26.that  (halbe  deftroyed  is  death 
JDeCtrcrpeO  joyned  with  utterly. 
Exod.zz.zo.be  (halbe  utterly  deftroyed 
2v«OT.2i.3.and  they  utterly  deftroyed  i:hem,znd 
Dent.z.3  4-and  utterly  deftroyed  the  men,  and 
3.6.and  we  utterly  deftroyed  them, as 
4.26.but  (hall  utterly  be  deftroyed 
fofz.io.and  Og  whom  ye  utterly  deftroyed 
6.z  i.and  they  utterly  dcftroyedaW  that  was 
8.26'Untill  he  had  utterly  deftroy. all  the  inhab. 
i  o.  1  .and  had  utterly  deftroyed  it,as  he 
a8.theking  thereof  he  utterly  deftroyed 
3  j  .that  were  therein  he  utterly  deft. that  day 

37  buc 


D  E  S       D  ES 


D  E  S       D  E  S 


D  E  T       D  E  V 


3  7  .but  deftroyed  it  utterly 
39.8c  utterly  destroyed  all  the  fouls  that  were 
40 .but  utterly  deftroyed  all  that  breathed  as 
1 1 . 1  2. and  he  utterly  defrayed  them,  as  Mofes 
2 1  Jofua  deftr.  them  utterly  with  their  cities 
fudg.  1. 1 7. and  utterly  deftroyed  Zephath 
1  S«/».iy.8.and  utterly  deftroyed  all  thepeop.witb 
9-and  refute,  that  they  deftroyed  utterly 
1 5:. and  the  reft  we  have  utterly  deftroyed 
2©.and  have  utterly  deftroy.the  Amalekites 
2 1  .which  (hould  have  been  utterly  deftroyed 

1  Cfco.4.4 1  .and  defrayed  them  utteily  to  this  day 

2  Chro  3 1. 1  ,untill  he  had  utterly  deftroy. them  all 

j  2.i4.that  my  fathers  deftroyed  utterly 
lfa-  3 4. 2.he  hath  utterly  deftroyed  them 

Deflr  oper. 
£#0.  1 2. 2  3  .w  ill  not  fuffer  the  deftroy. to  come  into 
//^g.  1 6. 24.  &  the  deftroyer  of  our  country  ,w  hich 
fob  iy^i.'uVprofp.theAjrV.fhall  come  upon  him 
Pftal.  17.4.I  have  kept  me  from  the  paths  ofthede. 
Pm.28.24.the  fame  is  the  companion  of  a  deftroyer 
fer. 4.7. &  the  deftroyer  of  the  Gent.is  on  his  way 

1  Cor,  1  o.  1  o.and  were  deftroyed  of  the  deftroyer 

Deftroper0. 
fob  23.21.  and  his  life  to  the  deftroyer  s 
Ifa.40.1j. thy  deftroy. &  they  that  made  thee  wafte 
/«/■.  22.7  -Ile  prepare  dtftroycrs  againft  thee,cvery 

50.1 1.  rejoycc,0  ye  deftroyers  of  mine  inherit. 

Deftropeft, 
fob  1 4;  1 9. and  thou  deftroyeft  the  hope  of  man 
fer.  5 1 . 2  y  .w  hich  deftroyeft  all  the  earth 
Afar.  2  7 .40  .thou  that  deftroyeft  the  temple  in 

*        Af<J^ei?.29. 

De«f.8.20.wc,1the  land  deftroyeth  before  your  face 
fob  9. 2  2-he  deftroyeth  the  perfeft  and  the  wicked 

1  i.2  3,.increafeth  the  nations»&  deftroyeth  them 
P>o.6.3  2.  he  that  doth  it  deftroyeth  his  own  foule 

1 1.9  a  hypoc.with  his  mouth  deftroy. his  neigh. 

2 1 .3  .unto  that  which  deftroyeth  kings 
E'cc'lcf  7-7-and  a  gift  deftroyeth  the  heart 

c)!i  8. but  one  finner  deftroyeth  much  good 

Deftroping.  „ 

D«tf.  j.6.utterly  deftroying  men,women  &  childre 

13.il. deftroying  it  utteily, and  all  that  is  there 

fof.  1 1 . 1 1. utterly  fifcfrwy.them,there  was  not  any 

2  Vjiuiq.i  i.by deftroying  them  utterly 

1  chro.i  1 . 1 2.angel  of  the  L.*/%.thorowout  all 

1  5. and  as  he  was  «fe^?oyi»£,theLord  called 
lfa.  18. 2. and  a  deftroying  ftorme,  as 

3  7 . 1 1  .by  deftroying  them  utterly 
fer.z-io.hke  a  deftroyina  Lion 

<  1. i.that  rife  up  asainft  me,  a  <fc/fr«  wind 

2  J  .againft  thee.O  deftroying  mountain,  faith 
Lam.  2.8 .  not  withdrawn  his  hand  from  deftroying 
E-Xik-9- 1 -with  his  deftroying  weapon  in  hishahd 

20.17  .mine  eye  fpared  them  from  ^/fYfly.them 
Deftmctton, 
Deut.7 . 2  3  .deftroy  them  with  a  mighty  deftruttion 

32.24.and  with  bitter  deftruttion 
1  Sam.  5 .9.a°ainft  the  city  with  a  very  great  *fe/r/. 
1 1  .for~there  was  a  deadly  <fc/zV«c.thorowout 

1  K_M.20.42.whom  I  appointed  to  utter  deftruttio 

2  Cfo'.2i.4.counf.afterthe  dea.of  his  fa-tohisdef. 

7  deftruttion  of  Almiah  was  of  God  by . 
z6.  i6.his  heart  was  lifted  up  to  his  deftruttion 
Efth.S.6.to  fee  the  deftruttion  of  my  kinred 
V$.and  with  (laughter  and deftruttion 
fob  < .  2 1  .neither  (halt  thou  be  afraid  of  deftruttion 

2  2. at  deftruttion  and  famine  thou  (halt  laugh 
1 8 . 1 2.and  deftruttion  fhalbe  ready  at  his  fide 
21  1 7 .how  oft  cometh  their  deftrutt.  on  them 

20.his  eyes  (hall  fee  his  deftmttion,md 

3  o.wicked  is  referved  to  the  day  of  deftrutt. 
26  6.and  deftruttion  hath  no  coveting 
28. zz.dcftruttwnand  death  fay,We  have  heard 

30. 1 2.  againft  me  the  waies  of  their  deftruttion 
24.though  they  cry  in  his  deftruttion 

3 1 .3 .is  not  deftruttion  to  the  wicked  and 

1 2.it  is  a  fire  that  confumeth  to  dettruttion 

2  3  .for  deftridxom  God  was  a  terrour  to  me 

29-if  I  rejoyced  at  the  deftruttion  of  him  that 

f  Vfal.i  $.%. let  deftrutt. come  upon  him  at  unawares 

into  that  very  deftruttion  let  him  fall 

y  y. 2?.. bring  them  down  into  the  pit  of  deftru. 

73.1 8 .thou  caftedft  them  down  into  deftruttion 


8  8. 1 1.  or  thy  faithfulneffc  in  deftruttion 
90. 3. thou  turneft  man  to  deftruttion,and 
9 1  (S.nor  for  the  deftruttion  that  wafteth  as 
10  j.4.who  redecmeth  thy  life  from  deftruttion 
Pro.  1 .  27.your  deftruttion  cometh  as  a  whirlwind 
10.  i4.but  the  mouth  of  the  foolifh  is  neer  deft. 
1 5. deftruttion  of thepoore  is  their  poverty 
2<j.but  deftruttion  (halbe  to  the  workers  of 
13.3  .opens  w  ide  his  lips,(hall  have  deftruttion 
1 4. 2  8.  want  of  people  is  the  deftr. of  the  prince 
i?.n.hell&«fe/2>'tf<3i0B  are  before  the  L.how 
1 6. 1 8.pridegoeth  before  deftruttion,and  . 
17. 19. that  cxalteth  his  gate,feeketh  deftruttion 
i8.7.afooles  mouth  is  his  deftmttiontznd 
1 2.before  deftruttion  the  heart  of  man  is 

2 1 . 1  y.but  deftruttion  (halbe  to  the  workers  of 
24.2. for  their  heart  f\udiethdeftruttion,and 
27. 20. hell  and  deftruttion  are  never  full,fo 

3 1 .8. as  are  appointed  to  deftruttion 
lfa.  i.28.the  deftruttion  of  the  tranfgrcffors,and 

10.2  y.and  mine  anger  in  their  deftruttion 
i3.6.it(hall  come  as  deftru.ftom  the  Almighty 
i4.23.withthebefome  of  deftruttion 

1  y.  y. they  (hall  raife  up  a  ciy  of  deftruttion 
19. 1 8.one  (halbe  called  the  city  of  deftruttion 
24. 1 2.the  gate  is  fmitten  with  deftruttion 
49.19  the  land  of  thy  c/c/rY«.fhalbe  too  narrow 
51.19.  who  (halbe  forty  for  thee  deflr .  &  defol. 
5 9-7-and  defirvttion  are  in  their  pathe s 
60. 1 8  .nor  deftruttion  within  thy  borders.but 
fer.^.6.zr\d  a  great  deftruttion.  Chap  6. 1 . 

20.  deftruttion  upon  deftruttion  is  cried  for 
17. 18. and  deftroy  them  with  double  deftrutt. 
46. 20. but  deftruttion  cometh>it  cometh 

48.3  .from  Horanaim  fpoiling  &  great  deftrutt. 
y  .the  enemies  have  heard  a  cry  of  deftruttion 

yo.22.of  bat.is  in  the  land  of  Eg.&  of  great  ds. 

y1.y4.and  gteat  deftruttion  from  the  land  of 
Lam.z.n.  for  the  deftrutt.of  the  daughtetofmy 

0^.3.48. 

3.47.  defolation  and  deftruttion  is  come 

4. 1  o.in  the  deftruttion  of  the  daughter  of  my 
£3^.y.i6.which  (halbe  for  their  deftruttion 

■j  .z<;  .deftruttion  commeth,and  they  (hall  feck 

3  2 >9.when  I  (hall  bring  thy  deftruttion  among 
H0/.7.1 3  .fled  from  me,deftrutt.to  them,becaufe 

9.6.are  gone  becaufe  of  deftruttion 

1 3. 1 4.I  will  be  thy  deftruttion 
foel  1. 1  y.and  asdeftruttion  from  the  Almighty 
Obad.  1 2. in  the  day  of  their  deftruttion 
Mic-z.  io.deftroy  you  even  with  a  fore  deftruttion 
Zecb.14. 1 1. (halbe  no  more  utter  deftruttion 
Mat.j.i  3.  broad  is  the  way  that  leadeth  to  deftru. 
Rom,  3 .  16. deftruttion  and  mifery  are  in  their  way 

9.22.veflels  of  wrath  fitted  to  deftruttion 

1  Co?.  5. 5  unto  Satan  for  the  deftrutt.of  the  flefli 

2  Cor.  10.8. and  not  for  your  deftruttion 
1 3.io.to  edifie,and  not  to  deftruttion 

Vhil.  3 . 1 9.whofe  end  is  deftruttion 

r  Theft y .  3 .then  fudden  deftrutt. cometh  on  them 

2Tfe/.i.9.puniihed  with  everlafting«fe/2/7^?.fiom 

1  Ti«.6.9.which  throw  men  down  in  deftrutt. and 

2  Pet.z.i  .&  bring  upon  themfelves  (wife  deftrutt. 

3 . 1 6,other  Scriptures  to  their  own  deftruttion 
IDcOuut.rmsf. 
Pfal.9,6.thou  enemy ^lejlruttitms are  come  to  a. 
3  y .  1 7  .refcue  my  foul  from  their  deftruttions 
i07.20.delivereth  them  from  their  deftruttions 
1    3Deta<ne. 
fudg.  1 3 .  t  y  .let  us  detoine  thee  untill  we  have 
16. though  thou  detoine  me,  I  will  not 

iDetainet). 
1  So.,  i  i  .7  .detained  before  the  L.his  name  was  Do. 

Determinate. 
Att.z.zity  the  determinate  counfell  &  fore-kno. 

^Determination. 
Zepb.$.B.  for  my  determination  is  to  gath.the  nati. 

Determine. 
Exod.  2 1  •  2  2.he  (hall  pay  as  the  Judges  determine 
3Determmet>. 

1  &««.20.7.that  evill  isdetemined  by  him 

9.that  evill  were  determined  by  my  father  to 
3  3  .that  it  was  deter. of  his  fat h.  to  flay  David 
iy.  17. for  evill  is  determined  againft  ourmafter 

2  Sa.  1 3 . 3  2.this  hath  been  deter.from  the  day  that 
2  Chro. z.  1  .&  Solomon  determ.to  build  a  houfe  for 


25. 16. that  God  hath  determi  ted  to  deiiroy  thee 
Eft. t. -j. that  there  was  evil  determiitd  againft  him 
/»&  1 4.  y.  feeing  his  daies  are  determined,  the 
//a.  lo.zi.detcmined  in  the  midft  of  ail  the  land 

Chapt.28.22 
*9.i7.which  he  hath  determined  againft  it 
£><w.9.24.feventy  weeks  are  determined  upon  thy 
2  6.  to  the  end  of  the  war  dcfolations  are  det. 
27-and  that  determined  (halbe  powred  on  the 

1  i.3<y.for  that  that  isdetemined  (halbe  done 
Luk.zx.  22.  Son  of  man  goeth  as  it  was  determined 
Att.i.ii.when  he  w zs  determined  to  let  him  o0 

4.28.thycounftll  determined 'before  to  be  done 
11.29.to  his  ability  determined  to  (end 
iy.2.  they  determined  that  Paul  and  Barnabas 
37.Barnab.drtOTZtfz.to  take  with  them  John 
1 7. 26.and  hath  determined  the  times  before 
19.39.it  lhaibe  determined  in  a  lawful  affembly 

2  o.  1  g.for  Paul  had  di tcrm.to  faile  by  Ephefus 

2  y .  2  y  J  ha ve  determined  to  fend  him 

27. 1  .and  when  it  was  dctcmin.ihat  we  (liould 

1  Cor. i.z.l  determined  not  to  know  any  thing 

2  Cor.  2. 1. but  I  determined  this  with  my  felfe,  that 
Tit.  3 . 1 2.  for  I  have  determined  there  to  winter 

Dctcft, 
Df«f.7.26.but  thou  fhaltuiterlyrfrr^/Z  it 

Detcilafcle, 
fer.  16. 1 8.  with  the  carkaffes  of  their  deteftablt  & 
Etc\.  y .  1 1  .with  all  thy  deteftable  things.and 
7>20.and  of their  deteftable  things  therein 
1 1.1  8.lhall  take  away  all  the  deteftable  things 
2 1  .after  the  heart  of  their  deteftable  things 

3  7. 23. defile  them  with  their  deteftable  things 

iDctiel,  fometimes  called  Revel. 
2v"/tf».i.i4.Eliafaph  the  fon  of  Dcvel.  Cha.10.2p. 

2.i4.(halbe  Eliafaph  the  fon  of  Revel 

7.42.on  the  6th.dayEliaf.thefonof  D^.offer. 
47. this  was  the  offcri.of  Elif.the  fen  of  Ve. 
DeWce,readeDew/e  fometimes. 
2  c7i;-0.2.i4.tofind  out  every  device  that  (halbe 
Efth.S. 3 .&  his  device  which  he  had  devifed  againft 

9.iy.that  his  wicked  dev.v/hich  he  devifed  aga. 
Pfal.z  1.1 1. they  imagined  a  mifchievous  dev.y/ith 

I40.8.further  not  his  wicked  device 
Ecclef.Q. io.for  there  is  no  work,nor«fewe,nor 
fer.  1 8 . 1 1  .and  devife  a  device  againft  you 

y  1 . 1 1  .for  his  device  againft  Babylon  to 
Lam.  3  .<52.and  their  device  againft  me  all  the  day 
Act.  1 7.2  9.01-  ftone  graven  by  art,and  mans  device 

5Del3lce0,  reade  foretimes  Devifes. 
fob  y.  1 2. he  difappoinreth  the  devic.of  the  crafty 

2 1. 27  .the  devices  which  ye  wrongfully  imagine 
P/<z/.io.2.1et  them  be  taken  in  the  dev.that  they 

3  3 . lo.he maketh  the  dcv.of  the  peo.o'f  none  ef. 

37.7.whobringcth  wicked  devices  to  paffe 
Pro.  1 . 3 1  .and  be  filled  w  ith  their  own  devices 

i2.2.but  a  man  of  wicked  devices  (halbe  cond. 

14. 1 7. and  a  man  of  wicked  devices  is  hated 

19.2 1. there  are  many  devices  in  a  mans  heart 
lftt.$z.7.he  devifeth  wicked  devices  to  deftroy 
fer. 1 1. 1 9. that  they  had  devifed  devic.  againft  me 

1 8.1 2. but  we  will  walk  after  our  own  devices 
1 8.and  let  us  devife  devices  againft  Jeremy 
Dan.  1 1 .  24. he  (hall  fore-caft  his  devices  againft 

2  y.for  they  (hall  fore-caft  devic.againft  him 
2  Cor.  2. 1 1  .we  are  not  ignorant  of  his  devices 

DeWH. 
Mat.  4. 1.  to  be  tempted  of  the  Devill 

y. then  the  Devillukah  him  up  into  the  ho. 
8. again  the  Dw.taketh  him  up  to  an  exceed. 
1 1. then  the  Devill  leaveth  him,and  behold 
9.32.1  dumb  man  poffefled  witha  Devill 

3  3. when  theDef.was  caft  out,thedumbm. 
11.1 8. and  they  fay»He  hath  a  Devil! 
i2.2i.onepoflefred  with  a Dev.blind8c  dumb 
I3.39.cnemy  thatfowed  them  istheDevill 
1y.22.my  dnugh.is  grievoufly  vexed  with  a  De. 
17.18  .and  Jcfus  rebuked  the  DeviH,and  he 

2  y.4  r  .prepared  for  the  Devill  arid  his  angels 
Mar.  y .  1  y  .fee  him  that  was  poffefled  with  the  De. 
i6-to  him  that  was  poffefled  with  the  Devill 
1 8. he  that  had  been^poffef.with  the Pe.pray. 
7. 2^.would  caft  forth  (he  Dev.out  of  her  daug. 
2<p.the  Devillis  gone  out  of  thy  daughter  . 
3ofhe  found  the  Dev.gone,  &  her  daughter 
t«^.4.2.being  40.daies  tempted  of  theZ>wi^i& 

3.  and 


DEV      DEV 


.and  the  Devill  taking  him  up  into  a  high 


3. and  the  Devill  faid  unto  him,If  thou 

6' and  the  DeVi'tffaid  rohim,  All  this 

1  j. when  theDo-.had  ended  aH  the  temple 

3  f .  when  the"pe-had  thrown  him  in  the  mi. 


33-w 


nentnei^t  "•■■"- -----  > 

hich  had  a  fpirit  of  an  unclean  Dew.& 


7.3  3.andyefay,HehathaDm^ 
8  1  l.then  cometh  the  D^-&  taketh  away  the 
-9  and  was  driven  of  the  Dew.into  the  wil. 

0  4Z.coming,the  Devill  threw  him  down,and 
1 1  14-and  he  was  cafting  out  the  E>ew#,and 

when  the  De.was  gone  out,the  dumb  fpake 
7ofcs6.70.andoneofyouisaD<;w# 

7.  zo.and  faid,Thou  haft  a  Devill,viho  goeth 

8  44-ye  are  of  your  father  the  Devill 
48.that  thou  art  a  Samar.and  haft  a  Draw 
4o.Jefus  anfwered,I  have  not  a  DeM//,but 
5  z.now  we  know  that  thou  haft  a  Devill 

10.20.  many  of  them(aid?He  hath  a  Devill,8c 

2 1 .  not  the  words  of  him  that  hath  a  Devill 

can  a  Dm#  open  the  eyes  of  the  blind 

1  j .  2  .fupper  being  ended,the  Dew-having  now 
Aft.  1  o.  3 8.healine  all  that  were  oppr.of  the  Dcv. 

.1  j.io.thou  child  of  the  Devill,  thou 
Ef^/.4.27.neither  give  place  to  the  Devill 
6. 1 1  .to  ftand  againft  the  wiles  of  the  Devill 

1  Tim.i.6.he  fall  into  ths  condemnat.of  the  Dev. 

7  .left  he  fall  into  the  fnare  of  the  Devill 

2  Tiw.z.ztf.recov.themfet'.out  of  the  fna.of  the  De. 
Heb.2.14.  had  the  power  of  death,  that  is,the  De. 
3^.4.7 .refill  the  Devill,  &  he  will  flee  from  you 
1  Pet.  j .  8  .becaufe  your  adverfary  the  Devill  as  a 

1  fob.j.i  .comits  fm,is  of  the  Devilljov  the  Dcv. 

that  he  might  deftroy  the  works  of  the  De. 

io.and  the  children  of  the  Dm/,whofoever 

Jwk  9«when  contending  with  the  Dev.he  difput. 

Kcv.2.io.behold,the  De.fhal  caftfome  of  you  into 

1 2.9.cilled  the  Deiui#,and  Saun,which 

1  2.for  the  Devill  is  come  down  unto  you 
zo. 2. which  is  the  Devill>md  Satan 

10.&  the  Devill  that  deceived  them  was  caft 

7am.  3.1$  .but  is  earthly,  fenfuall ,  devilifh 

5Det)«sf. 
Levit.  17-7.no  more  offer  their  facrifice  to  Devils 
Deut.  32.17  .they  facrifice  unto  Dev.not  to  God 

2  Cbro.i  i.iy.ordained  him  priefts  for  the  Devils 
Pfa.  1 06. 3  7  .facrif.  their  fons  and  daught.unto  De. 
Mat.$.z$.tho£t  which  were  poffeffed  with  Dev. 

7.22.and  in  my  name  have  caft  out  Devils 
8. 16. to  him  many  that  were  poffeffed  withDe. 
a8.there  met  him  twopoffeffed  with  Dev. 
ji.fothe  Dewi/.rbefought  him,faying,If 
3  3  befallen  to  the  poffeffed  of  the  Devils 
9. 3  4-caft  out  De.through  the  prince  of  the  D . 
Chapt.  12.24. 
1 0.8  .raife  the  dead,caft  out  Drafr,freely  ye 
1 2.27.if  I  by  Beelzebub  caft  out  Devils,by 
28  .but  I  caft  out  Devils  by  the  fpirit  ofGod 
MrfCl.32.and  them  that  were  poffeffed  of  Devils 
3  4.and  caft  out  many  Devils,%wd 
3>.thorowout  all  Galilee,and  caft  out  Dev. 
3. 1 5;  .and  to  have  power  to  caft  out  Devils 

2  2. by  the  prince  of  the  De.  cafteth  he  out  D. 
5.  1  ».and  all  the  Devils  befought  him,faying 
6. 1 3  .and  they  caft  out  many  Devils 
9.39.  we  faw  one  cafting  out  Def.in  thy  name 

Luke  9.49. 
1 6".9>out  of  whom  he  had  caft  out  7. "Devils 
1 7. in  my  name  fhall  they  caft  out  Devils 
L^.4.41  .and  Devils  alfo  came  out  of  many 
8 . 2.out  of  w  horn  went  feven  Devils 

2 7. a  certain  man  wch  had  Dcv.a.  long  time 
jo.becaufe  many  Devils  were  entred  into 
3 3. then  went  the  Dra^outoftheman,  & 

3  f  .out  of  whom  the  Devils  were  departing 
36\by  what  means  he  that  was  poff.of  the  D. 
38.the  man  out  of  whom  the  bew.were  caft 

9.  i  .gave  them  authority  over  all  Devils,and 
10.17  .Lord  ,even  t  he  Devils  are  fub jeci  to  us 
1 1.  i'J  .he  cafteth  out  Devils  through 

Beelzebub  the  chiefe  of  the  Devils 

1 8.that  I  caft  out  Dew.through  Beelzebub 

1 9-ifI  by  Beelzebub  caft  out  Dev.by  whom 

20. with  the  finger  of  G.caft  out  De.no  don. 

1 3-3  i.tell  that  Fox,  Behold,  I  caft  out  Devils 


DEV       DEV 

1  C0y.1o.2o.yefb.ould  have  fellowfh. with  Devils- 
they  facrifice  to  Devils,  and  not 
21  .cup  of  the  Lord,and  the  cup  of  Devils 
the  Lords  table,&  of  the  table  of  Devils 

1  Tim.4,1.  and  doctrines  of  Dra.forbid.  to  mar. 
fam.z-  i^.the  Devils  alfo  beleeve  and  tremble 
Rev.g.zo.rhzt  they  fhould  not  worfhip  Devils 

16.14. for  they  are  tne  fylTlts  of  Dcv.  working 
i8.z.andisbecome  the  habitation  of  Devils 
5De*bife. 
Exod.%  1 .4. to  devife  cunning  worke  s,to 
$5.  $2. and  to  devife  curious  workes  to 
3  5  .of  thofe  that  devife  cunning  work 

2  55.14.14.yet  doth  he  drz&meanesthat  his  ban. 
Pfal.t  f -4.to  confu(ion,thatiew/e  my  hurt 

zo.but  they  devife  deceitfull  matters 
4 1 .7. againft  me  do  they  devife  my  hurt 
Pro.  3  .29. devife  not  evill  againft  thy  neighbour 
i4.2  2.'do  they  erre  that  devife  evill 

and  truth  fhalbc  to  them  that  devife  good 
16. 3  o.fhutwth  his  eyes  to  devife  frowardneffe 
Jet.  1 8 . 1 1  .and  devife  a  device  againft  you 

1 8. and  let  us  devife  devices  againft  Jeremy 
E'xek- 1  i.2.thefe  are  the  men  that  devife  mifchiefe 
Mic.  2. 1. woe  to  them  that  devife  iniquicy,and 
3  .againft  this  family  do  I  devife  an  evill 
5Detifet). 
z  Sa.  2  r .  5  .that  devifed  againft  us  that  we  fhould 

1  J(iB.i2.3  3. which  he  devifed of  his  owne  heart 
Efih-%.}.  which  he  had  devifed  againft  the  Jewes 

%  .to  reverfe  the  letters  devifed  by  Haman    . 

£.z4.becaufeHaman  had  «(ez>.againft  the  Jews 

2  ? .which  he  devifed  againft  the  Jews  fhould 

Pfal.i  1. 1 3-they  devifed  to  take  away  my  life 

jet.  1 1 . 1 9.that  they  had  devif.devices  againft  me 

48.2.  in  Hefhbon  they  have  devif.tviW  againft 

y  1.1 2-for  the  Lo.hath  both  devif.Sc  done  that 

Lam. 2.  1 7-the  L.hath  done  that  which  he  devifed 

2  PeM.16.not  followed  cunningly  devif.iables 
©etffetb. 

Pfal.s6-4.hc  devifetb  mifchiefe  on  his  bed 
5 2.2.thy  tongue  devifetb mifchiefes  like 
Pro.  6. 1 4-he  devifetb  mifchiefe  continually 

1 8. an  heart  that  devifv/ icked  imaginations 
iff. 9. a  mans  htzttdevifetb  his  way 
24«8.he  that  devifetb  to  do  evill  fhalbe  called 
Ifa.T,  2.7-he  devifetb  wicked  devices  to 

8.1iberall,<fefi/cft  liberall  things,  and 

JDebote. 

L«>«.27.2  8.thata  man  fhall  devoteunto  the  Lo. 

jDetooteD. 
Z.ewf.27.2 1.  as  a  field  devoted :  the  poffif.thereof 
z8  .no  devoted  thing  that  a  man  fhall  devote 
every  devotedihing  is  moft  holy  to  the  L. 
N«»J.i8.i4.every  thing  <&"tunlfra.fhalbe  thine 
Pfal.i  19. 3  8. who  is  devoted  to  thy  feare 
IDetoottowaf. 

^if?.i7.23.andbeheld  your  devotions^nd 

©etioare. 
Gew.49.27.in  the  morning  he  fhal  devou.the  prey 
Deut.  3  2. 4 2. and  my  fword  fhall  devoure  flefh 
2  Sam.i.z6.(hz\\  the  fword  devoure  for  ever 
2  Cbr.7.1 3 .if  I  comand  the  locufts  to  de.the  land 
Job  18. 1  3. it  fhal  devoure  the  ftrength  of  his  skin 
firft-born  of  death  fhall  devo.his  ftrength 
P/S/.8o.i3.wildbeaft  of  the  field  doth  devoure  it 
Pi'o.30.i4.their  jaw-teeth  as  knives  to  devwuhc 
lfa.1.7.  Grangers  devoure  it  in  your  prefence 
9. 1 2.they  fnall  devou.lhzd  with  open  mouth 

1 8.it  fhall  devoure  the  briars,and 
10. 1  j. znd devoure  his  thornes,  and 
3  i.8.f>word  not  of  a  mean  man  fhall  «fct>o.him 
42. 1 4.11e  deftroy,  and  devoure  at  once 
56.9.beaftsof  the  field  come  todevou.yczM 
Jcrem.xz.y. 
/e;.2.3.all  that  devoure  him  fhall  offend,  evil  fhal 
1 2. 1 2. for  the  fword  of  the  Lo.fhall  def.from 
1 5 . j.the  beafts  of  the  earth  to  devoure,and 
1 7-27.it  fhall  devoure  the  palaces  of  Jerufalem 
30. 16. all  they  that  Ai/fl.thee  fhalbe  devoured 
46. 10. the  fwordihall  devoure,  and  be  fathte 
14. for  the  fword  fhall  devoure  round  about 
48 .4  f. and  fhall  devoure  the  corner  of  Moab 
£^.7 . 1 5 .and  peftilence  fhall  devoure  him 
3-4.28. neither  fhal  the  beafts  of  the  h.de.them 
36.  i4.thou  fhalt  devoure  men  no  more 


DEV       DEV 

Dat1.7-j.hid  thus  to  it,  Arik,dcvoure  much  flefh 

23  .and  fhall  devoure  the  whole  earth 
Ho f.%. j. now  fhall  a  moneth  devoure  them  with 
11 .6.  and  devourebecaufe  of  their  own  counf. 
1 3.8  .and  there  will  I  devou.thtm  like  a  Lion 
/ft»tf.i.4.which  fhall  devo.tht  palaces  of  Benhad. 
7 . w  hich  fhall  devoure  the  palaces  thereof 

Verfe  10. 
1 2. which  fhall  devou.the  palaces  of  Bczrah 
y.ff.and  devoure  it,  &  there  be  none  to  quench 
Obad.  1  8  .they  fhall  kindle  in  them,and  devo.thcm 
Nab.}..  13. the  fword  fhall dcvo.thc young  lions,& 
Hab. 3 .  14.ro  devoure  the  poore  fecretly 
Zecb.9. 1 5. they  fhall  dcv.znd  fubdue  with  fling-ft. 

1  z.6.  and  they  fhall  dcvo.sll  the  people  round 
Afaf.z3.14.for  ye  devoure  widowes  houfcs,and 
Mar.  1 2. 40. which  devoure  widowes  houfes,  and 

Lu\e  20.47. 
z  Cor. 1  i.zo.if  a  man  devoure  you,  if  a  man 
Gal.  j.  1 5. and  devoure  one  another,  take  heed,  left 
He6.io.z7.which  fhall  devoure  the  adverfaries 
1  Pe£.f.8.feekingwhom  hemzy  devoure 
Rev.  1  z  «4.f  or  to  devoure  her  child  as  foon  as  it 

JDeliOtire  joyned  with  Fire. 
Jitdi-y.  1  % .  let  fire  devoure  the  cedars  of  Lebanon 

"  20.1et  fire  devoure  the  men  of  Shechem 

and  ler  fire  devoure  Abimelech 
Pfal.i  1  .^.and  the  fire  fhall  devoure  them 

50.3.3  fire  fhall  devoure  before  himpnd 
Jfa.16. 1 1  .fire  of  thine  enemies  fhall  devou.them 

3  3.1 1. your  breath  as  fire  fhall  devoure  you 
E\el(.  15.7  .and  another  fire  fhall  devoure  them 

2  3.37.pa(Te  thorow  the  fire  to  devoure  chem 
Nab.  3 . 1 3  .the  fire  fhall  devoure  thy  bars 

1  j. there  fhall  the  fire  devoure  thee 
Zecb.i  1. 1. that  the  fire  may  devoure  thy  cedars 

it  fiall  3Det>ontx, 
Jer.<>.  14-and  it  fhall  devotee  them 

z  1 . 1 4-and  it  fhall  devoure  all  things  found 
j0.3z.it  fhall  devoure  all  round  about  him 
£^e£.20.47.and  it  fhal  devoure  every  green  tree  in 
28. 1 8.it  fhal  devou.Sc  I  wil  bring  thee  to  afhes 
H0/.8. 1 4-it  fhall  devoure  the  palaces  thereof 

Amos  1. 14. 
Amo.i-i-Si  it  fhall  devoure  the  palaces  of  Kirioth 
5. it  fhall  devoure  the  palaces  of  Jerufalem 
DebotireO. 
Gen.  3 1 . 1  j  .he  hath  quite  devoured Ato  our  mony 
37.20.fome  evill  beaft  hath  devoured  him 

Verfe  33.' 
4i.7.thethin  earcs  devo.tht  7-rank.   Ver.z4. 
Lewf.io.z.out  fire  from  the  L.&deixwreithem 
Num.26. 10. what  time  the  fire  devoured  250. 
Deut. 1  r .  17.&  they  fhalbe  devoured, &  many  evils 

3  2.24.and  devoured  with  burning  heat 
z  Swn.  1 8. 8. and  the  wood  devoured  more  people 

that  day,then  the  fword  devoured 
2  2.9.and  fire  out  of  his  mouth  devoured 

Pfal.iS.S- 
Pfal.jls  .4 5. divers  forts  of  flies  which  devou.thtm 
79.7.for  they  have  devoured  J  acob,3.nd 
1  o  5 . 3  $  .and  devoured  the  fruit  of  their  ground 
Jfa.i.to.Sc  rebell,ye  (hilbedevou.with  the  fword 
Z4.6.therfore  hath  the  curfe  devoured  the  earth 
yeAz.30.your own  fword  hath  detwyourproph. 
3 .24. for  fhamc  hath  devoti-  the  labour  of  our 
8 . 1 6,and  corne,and  have  devoured  the  land 
10. z  5. and  devoured  him,and  canfumed  him 
30. 1 6. that  devoure  thee  fhalbe  devoured 
jo.7.all  that  found  them  have  devouredthan 
i7.firft  the  king  of  Affyria  hath  devou.him 
5i.34.Nebuchadnezzar  huh  devoured  me 
Lam.^,  1 1 .  it  hath  dcvour.the  foundations  thereof 
JE^-i  j.j.when  the  fire  hath  devourcdit 
1 6 ,20.facrificed  unto  them  to  be  devoured 
1 9. 2  .to  catch  the  prey,  it  devoured  men 

Verfe6. 
1 4.which  hath  devouredhtt  fruit 
z  z.  z  5  .they  have  devoured  foules,  they 
z  3  .z  5  .thy  refidue  fhalbe  devoured  by  fire 
11.21 -to  the  beafts,  to  be  devoured 
3  9.4.10  the  beafts  of  the  field  to  be  devoured 
Dan-T-7-it  devoured  &  brake  in  pieces,&  ftamp. 
19. and  hisnailesof  braffe  which  devoured 
Hof.7. 7. andhave  devoured  their  Judges 
p.ftrangeis  have  devoured  his  ftrength 

%eli.T>-e* 


D  E  V       DEW 


DIB       DID 


Joel  i .  i  j.for  the  fire  hath  devoured  the  paftures 
Amo.4.9.  the  palmer-worm  devoured  them,yet 

7.4-and  it  devoured  the  great  deep,and 
Nab.  1 .  io.they  ftnlbe  devoured  as  ftubble 
Zcpb.  1. 1 8. whole  land  fhalbe  devoja-edby  the  fire 
j  .8.for  all  the  earth  (halbe  devou.whh  the  fire 
Zedb.9.4.  and  (he  (halbe  devoured  with  fire 
Ato.  1 3  .'4-the  fow  les  came  and  devoured  them  up 

Marine  4.4. 
£«lj.8 . 5  .the  fowles  of  the  aire  devoured  it 

1  f.jo.which  hath  dcvour.thy  living  with  harl. 
Rev.  10.9. a  fire  came  out  of  heaven, St  devou.thcm 

©scourer, 
Mat.  3 .1  i.I  will  rebuke  the  devourer  for  your  fake 

©etooureft. 
E^f  \.  36.13.  thou  land  devoured  up  men 

©etootiwt!). 
z  Saw.  1  r  .2  5.  for  the  fword  devour. ont  as  well  as 
P>U«9.i8.mouthof  the  wicked  devouretb  iniquity 

10.15  .who  devouretb  that  which  isholy,and 
I/iz.  5 . 2  4.as  the  fire  devouretb  the  ftubblesand 
Lam.  2.  3  .which  devouretb  round  about 
E\e\.  1 5.4-the  fire  devouretb  both  the  ends  of  it 
Joel  1.3. a  fire  devouretb  before  them,and behind 

5. of  fire  that  devouretb  the  ftubble 
Ha&.  1 . 1 3  .when  the  wicked  devou.the  man  that  is 
Rev.i  1. 5. and  devouretb  their  enemies,and  if  any 
Devouring, 

EW.14.i7.was  like  the  devouring  fire  on  the  top 
Pfht.5  2.4.thouloveft  all  devouringwords,0 
lfa.  i9.6.md  the  flame  of  devouring  fire 
j 0.27. and  his  tongue  as  a  devouring  fire 
30. and  with  the  flame  oi  devouring  fire 
33.1 4.(hall  dwell  with  the  devouring  fire 
©etooat. 
Lu\.z.z^.tht  fame  man  was juft  and  dw»«£ 
/*#. i. 5. at  Jerufalem  Jews,  devout  men,out  of 
8. 2. and  devout  men  Carried  Stephen  to 
1 0.2. a  devout  man,  and  one  that  feared  God 
7. and  adevout  fouldier  of  them  that  Waited 
1 3.50.  but  the  Jewes  ftirred  up  the  devout ,and 
17.4.  and  of  the  devout  Greeks  a  great  multit. 
17.difp.with  the  ^.perfons,&  in  the  mar. 
22.12.  one  Ananias  a  devout  man,accordi.to 
©era. 

Ge7z.27.28.G0d  give  thee  of  the  dew  of  heaven 

3  Q-oftherfew  of  heaven  from  above 
Exo.  1 6. 1 3  in  the  morn,  the  dew  lay  round  about 
i4.whenthe  dnvthatlay  was  gone  up,  beh. 
Num. 1  i.o.when  the  dew  fell  on  the  camp  in 
Vent.-}  z.i.my  fpeechfhall  diftillasthedhp 
^3.13  .for  demand  for  the  deep  that  coucheth 
28.alfo  his  heavens  fhall  drop  down  dew 
fudg.6.i7-\i  the  dew  be  on  the  fleece  only,and 
3  8.wringed  the  dew  out  of  the  fleece 
39.on  all  the  ground  let  there  be  dew 
40.and  there  was  dew  on  all  the  ground 
2  Sam.  1 . 2 1  .let  there  be  no  dra>,neither  let 

17,1  2.1ightupon  him  as  the  de.falson  thegr. 
r  ICw.i7-i-there  fhall  not  be  dramorraine 
Job  29.  i9.the  dew  by  all  the  night  on  my  branch 

3  8. 28. or  who  hath  begotten  the  drops  of  dew 
Pfat.  1 1  o.  3  thou  haft  the  dew  of  thy  youth 

is  3.3.3s  the  dew  of  Hermon,8c  as  the  de.that 
Pro.  3 .  20.and  the  clouds  drop  dow  n  the  dew 
19. 1 2.his  favour  is  as  dew  on  the  graffe 
Cant.  j. 1. hr  my  head  is  filled  with  dew 
lfa.  1 8 .4-and  like  a  cloud  of  dew  in  the  heat 

26.19.for  thy  Aw  is  as  the  dew  of  herbs 
Dan.4. 1 5  .let  it  be  wet  with  the  dew  of  heaven 

Verfe  23. 

2  5  .they  fhall  wet  thee  with  the  dew  of  heav. 

3  3. his  body  was  wet  with  the  dew  of  heave 

Chapt.5.21. 
Hof.6.^.and  as  the  early  dew  it  goeth  away 

Chapt.13.3. 
14. 5.I  will  be  as  the  dew  untolfrael 
Afz'c.5.7.as  the  dew  from  the  Lord,as  the  fliowers 
Hag.  1 . 1 8  .heaven  over  you  is  flayed  from  dew,8c 
Zecb.%.  1 2.and  the  heavens  fhall  give  their  dew 

©fatiem. 
Job  29.14.my  judgement  was  as  a  Diadem 
1/^.2  8. 5. for  a  Diadem  of  beauty  unto  the  refidue 

623  &  a  royall  Diadem  in  the  hand  of  thy  god 
£\drj.2i.26.remove  the  Dia.&i  take  off  the  ci  own 


©ial. 
2  Km.zo.  1  i.had  gone  down  in  the  dial  of  Ahaz. 

Jfakb^.%. 
©famont). 
Exod.  28.18.  and  a  Saphir,  and  a  Diamond 

Chapt.39.11. 
Jer.  17. 1,  and  with  the  point  of  a  Diamond  it  is 
£^£.28.1 3  .and  the  Diam.tht  Beril,&  the  Onyx 

©iana. 
<4fl.i9.24.which  made  filver  fhrines  for  Diana 
27.temp.of  the  great  goddeffe  Di,  (hould  be 

2  8.faying,Greac  is  Diana  of  the  Ephefians 

Verfe  34. 

3  5-a  worfhipper  of  the  great  goddefle  Diana 

©tblafm, 
Hof.i.i.iodk  Gomerthe  daughter  of  Diblaim 

©tblath. 
£^f^.6.i4.more  defol.then  the  wild.toward  Dib. 

©ibon, 
W»W.2i.30.Hefhbon  is  perifhed  even  unto  Dibon 
3  2.3.  Ataroth,and  Dibon,8t.  Jazer  land  for  cat. 
J4.the  children  of  Gad  built  Dibon 
f°fl 3.9-andallthe  plain  of  MedebauntoDito? 
17.Dib.8l  Bamoth-Baal  Motgave  to  Reub. 
Neb.  1 1 .2  y .the  child. of  Judah  dwelt  at  Dib.  &  in 
lfa.  1 5. 2. he  is  gone  up  to  Di^.the  high  pi. to  weep 
jrer.48. 18. thou  daugh. that  doft  inhabit  Di.come 
22-judgement  is  come  wponDibon 
TDibon-Gad. 
Num.l  I -4 y>and  pitched  in  Dibon-GaA 

46.they  removed  from  Di£0«-Gad,and 
©tbt<. 
Lev. 24.11  .moth.name  was  Shelom.daug.of  Di. 

©fbjaljab. 
Deut.  r .  1  .and  Hazaroth,and  Dibiabab 

©tO. 
Gen.7.%.  Noah  did  accord.to  all  that  God  comm. 

2 1 . 1  .the  Lord  did  unto  Sarah  as  he  had  fpoke 
38. 10. the  thing  which  he  did,difpleafed  theL. 

3  9. 3  -the  Lord  made  all  th xt  he  did  to  profper 

1 9. after  this  manner  did  thy  fervant 

2  2.whatfoever  they  did,  there  he  was  the  do. 

23  .that  which  he  did  the  L.made  it  to  profp. 

42.2  5  .thus  did  he  unto  them 

4  3  1 7 .  t  he  man  did  as  Jofeph  bade 

44.2. he  did  accord  to  the  word  that  Jofe.had 
50.12.  his  fons  did  to  him  as  he  commanded 
ly.requiteusall  the  evill  we  did  unto  him 
1 7. for  they  did  unto  thee  evill 
Exod.  1 . 1  j. did  not  as  the  King  comanded  them 
2. 1 3. faid  to  him  thatdid  the  wrong, Wherfore 
4. 3  o.and  did  the  fignesin  the  light  of  the  peo- 
7.6.didas  the  Lord  commanded,fo  did  they 
Chapt.io-20.  &  12.28,50.  &  39.32. 
Num.  1. 54. &  3  1.21.  the  fame. 
8. 1 3. Lord did  according  to  the  word  of  Mofes 
Verfe  3 1. 
9.6.the  Lord  did  that  thing  on  the  morrow 
n.io.Mofes&  Aaron  did  all  thefe  wond.bef 
12.35.child.oflfra.dw/aecord1.tothe  word  of 
1 3.8.becaufe  of  that  the  Lord  did  unto  me 

14.3  1.  which  the  Lord  d/dupon  the  Egypt.& 
18. 7. and  did  obeyfance,and  kiffed  him,and 

1 4.that  he  did  to  the  peo.he  faid,What  is  this 

24.  and  did  all  that  he  had  faid 
i9.4.ye  have  feen  what  I  did  unto  the  Egypt. 
3  2.2 1. what  di.this  people  unto  thee,that  thou 

28.child.of  Levi  dzd  accordi.to  the  word  of 
36.29.thus  he  did  to  both  of  them  in 
40. 1 6.thus  did  Mofes  according  to  all 
Lrar.4. 20.3s  he  dzdwith  the  bullock  for  a  (in-off. 
8.4.  and  Mofes  did  as  theL. commanded  him 

36X0  Aaron  &  his  fonsdi.all  things  which 
10. 7. and  they  did  accordi.  to  the  word  of  Mof. 
1tf.15.do  with  that  bloud  as  hedidwith  the  bl. 

34. and  he  did  as  the  Lo.commanded  Mofes 
24. 2  3. the  children  of  Ifr.didas  the  L  com  man. 
Numb.  2.3  4. 
Num.S.io.sll  the  cong.of  If.  di.to  the  Lev.accor. 
14.22.and  my  miracles  which  I  did  in  Egypt 
20.27.  and  Mofes  did  as  the  L.comma.&  they 
2 1 .  i4.what  he  did  in  the  red  fea.and 
2j.2.and  Balak  did  as  Balaam  had  fpoken 

Verfe  3  o. 
27.22.Mofes  did  as  the  L.command.and  took 
3  2. 8. thus  did youv  fathers  when  I  fent  them 


DID       DID 

Deut.  L30.accord.to  all  that  he  did  for  you  in  E» 
Chapt.4.54 
2. 1 2  as  Ifrael  did  unto  the  land  of  his  poffefT 
2  2. as  he  did  to  the  children  of  Efau  which 
29-the  Mo.ib  which  dwelt  in  Ar  did  to  me 
3.1?. as  we&?untoSihon  king  ofHefhbon 
4- 3. your  eyes  have  feen  what  the  L-rf«/,becaufe 
7.i8.what  the  Lo.thy  God  didanto  Pharaoh 
1 1 .3  .his  afts  wcb  he  did  in  the  midft  of  Egypt 
4. and  what  he  did  to  che  army  of  E^ypt 
5'.whatherfifi!to  you  in  the  wilderneffe 
6.and  what  he  did  to  Dathan  and  Abiram 
7. all  the  great  afts  of  the  Lo. which  he  did 
24.9.rememb.what  the  L.thy  G.didtQ  Miriam 
25. 17.rememb.what  Amalek  did  unto  thee  by 

29.2  .ye  have  feen  all  that  the  Lord  did  before 
3  1 .4.3s  he  did  to  Sihon.and  to  Og,  kings  of 

Jofz.  io.and  what  you  did  unto  the  two  kinoS  of 
4.18.  flowed  over  all  his  banks,  as  they  ^tbef. 
23.  as  the  Lord  your  God  did  to  the  red  fea 
9. 9. and  all  that  he  did  in  Egypt 

io-all  that  hedidtothe  2. kings  of  the  Am. 

io.28.if.totheK.ofMak.asherf/.to    V.30. 

1 1.9.  Jofua  did  to  them  as  the  Lord  bade  him 

24. 5.accordi.to  that  w  hich  I  d!i.among  them 

i7.and  which  did  thofe great  figncs  in  our 

,7W£.2.7.that  he  did  (or  Ifrael 

ii.diievillin  the  fight  of  the  Lord.Vcr.3 
7,12,41.  &  Chapt.6.i.&  8.6.  &  rj.t' 
1  Kmg.i4.zz.&.  15.26,34.8c  16.7,30'. 
2fytt.8.27.&i3.2,u.&  14.24.&  i5.9j 
18,24,28.8:  i7.2.&  2  Cbr.z%.4.tbefame\ 
Judg.6. 27.  Gideon  did  as  the  Lord  had  faid 

that  he  did  it  by  night 
9tf6.which  he  did  unto  his  farhers,in  flaying 

1 1. 3  9. who  did  unto  her  according  to  his  vow 
13.19.and  the  angel  did  wondetoufly 

1 5 . 1 1  .as  they  did  unto  me,  fo  I  have 
i7.<J.every  man  did  that  wci  was  right  in  his 
Chapt.21.25. 
Ruth  3 .6.and  did  according  to  all  that  her  mother 

1  So..  2. 1 4  fo  they  did  in  Shiloh  unto  all  the 

2  2.that  his  ionsdid  unto  all  Ifrael 

1 2.7.which  he  did  to  you,and  your  fathers 
1  5.2 .1  rememb.th.it  which  Amalek  didto  Ifr. 
i6.4.and  Samuel  did  that  which  the  L.fpake 

2  So.  i.i.that  he  fel  to  the  earth,&  diiobeyfance 

3.36.3s  whacfoeverthe  king  rf«/pleafed  all  the 
5,25.and  David  didas  the  L.hadcomma.him 
9. 6. fell  on  his  face,and  ^reverence 
1 1. 7. how  Joab  did}a.nd  how  the  people  did 
1 2.6.becaufe  he  did  this  thing,and 

3  1  .and  thus  did  he  unto  all  the  cities  of 
i3.29.fcrvantsof  Abfolom  did  to  Amrhonas 
i4-4.did  obeyfance,and  faic'jHelp,  O  King 

1 5. 6. on  this  manner  did  Abfolom  to  all 
19. 19. that  which  thy fervants  did perver fly 
23. 17. thefe  things didthefe  3.mightymen 
2 2. thefe  things  did  Benai.the  fon  of  Jehoi. 
1  r\i».  1 .  i6.Bath(heba  did  obeyfance  to  the  King 
3  1  .and  did  reverence  to  the  King 
2.5.what  Joab  didto  me,and  what  he  didto 
1 1. 6-Solomon  did  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lo. 
not  fully  after  the  L.as  did  Dav. his  father 
2f.be(ide  the  mifehiefetlntHadad did 
4 1. and  all  that  he  did,and  his  wifdome,are 
14. 24. and  they  did  accord. to  all  the  abom.of 
2  9#and  all  that  he  did,are  they  not  written 
I5.5.becanfe  Dav.did  that  which  was  rightin 
7 .of  Abijam,&  all  that  he  did,are  they  not 
1 1.  Afa  did  that  w'fi  was  right,as  di.Dav-his 
2  3  .and  all  that  he  <&d,and  the  cities  which 
j  1  .of  Nadab,&  all  that  he  did,are  they  not 
i6.5-of  Baafha,and  wliat  he  did,and  his 
i4-of  Elah,and  all  that  he  d/d,are  they  not 

2  5. and  did  worfe  then  all  that  were 
27-of  theafts  of  Omri  which  he  d/d,and 

3  3  .and  A  hab  did  more  to  provoke  the  Lord 
I7.5.and  did  according  to.the  word  of  the  Lo. 

1 5  .and  did  according  to  the  faving  of  Elijah 
18.13.  what  I  did  when  Jezib.fhw  the  Prop. 
34-and  they  did  it  the  fecond  time 

and  they  did  it  the  third  time 
2 1 . 1 1  .did as  Jezebel  had  fent  them,and 
26.  and  he  did  very  abominably  in 

as  did  the  Amorites,whom  the 
21.39.of 


DID       DID 


DID       DID 


z  z.ig.oi  Ahab,  and  all  that  he  did,  ana 

<  i.and  he  did  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 

z  Kin  i.i  8. of  Ahaziah,whichhed>d,aretheynot 

8.2.  anddid  after  the  fayings  of  the  man  of  G. 

1 8.as  did  the  houfe  of  Ahab,&  hedjd  eyill  in 

22.  of  the  ads  of  Joram,&  all  that  he  dzd,are 

io.i9.butjehudiditmfubtilty,to 

j  4  of  the  afts  of  Jehu,and  all  that  he  ^  & 

1 1  g  captains  over  hundreds  did  according  to 

1 2 Tlehoafh  did  that  which  was  right  in 
ii  into  the  hands  of  them  that  did  the  work 
l9]the  ads  of  Jehoa(h,and  all  that  he  dw!,are 

i2.8.actsof  Jehoahaz.andall  that  he  did,and 
i2.acts  of  Joa(h,and  all  that  he  did,and     . 

j.^Amaziah  did  that  which  was  right  in  the 
'  didaccor.to  all  things  as  Joaih.his  fath.d. 
i  j.  of  Jehoafh  which  he  did,  and  his 
28.afts  of  Jerob.ahd  all  that  he  did,and 

ij.j.'rfidthat  which  was  right  in  the  fight  of 
6.  of  the  acts  of  Azariah,and  all  that  he  did 
z  i.the  afts  of  Menahen,and  all  that  he  did 
z6.the  acts  of  Pekahiah,and  all  that  he  did 
3  i.the  aas  of  Pekah,and  all  that  he  did,they 
j^.did  that  which  was  right  in  the  fight  of 
he  did  according  to  all  that  his  father 
36.  the  afts  of  Jotham,  &  all  that  he  didtue 

i6.2.Ahaz  did  not  that  which  was  right  in 
1 6.  thus  did  Urijah  the  prieft  according  to 
i^.of  the  acts  of  Ahaz  which  he  did,are  they 

17.9.  chil-of  Ifra.  did  fecretly  thofe  things  that 
1 1  .as  did  the  heathen,whom  the  Lo.  carried 
1 2.  which  he  did,they  departed  not  from  them 
AO.they  did  not  heatken,  but  they  did  after 
4i.as  did  their  fathers,  fo  do  they  unto  this 

1 8 . 3  .Hez  did  that  w hich  was  right  in  the  fight 

according  to  all  that  Dav.his  fath.did 

'  2 1 . 2  .he  did  that  w  hich  w  as  evill  in  the  fight  of 

2Cfcw.jj.2- 

i7.the  acts  of  Manaffeh,  and  all  that  he  did 

20.didthat  wch  was  evil,as  Manaf.his  fath.d. 

zCbf.  JJ-22. 

2j.ofthca3sof  Amon  which  he  did,are 
zi.z.JoCuhdid  that  which  was  right  in  the 

2Cfc-fl.J4.2. 

23. 1 9-and  did  to  them  according  to  all  the 
28. the  acts  of  Jofiah,  and  all  that  he  did,  are 
3  2. he  did  that  which  was  evil  in  the  fight  of 
Verfe  37.0^.24.9. 

24.  3 .  according  to  all  that  hee  did 
f .  the  acts  ofJehoiakim,and  all  that  hee  did 
ia.Zedekiah  did  evill  in  the  fight  of 

1  Cbr.i  i.24.thefe  things  did  Benaiah  the  fon  of 

i4.i6.David  therefore  did  as  G.  com.him,and 
23.24.  that  did  the  work  for  the  fervice  of 
27.16.over  them  that  did  the  work  of  the  field 

2  Cfcw.12.t4.  and  hee  did  evillj  becaufe 

14.2.  Afa  did  that  which  was  good  and 
20.3  f  .AhaZ.Kingoflf.who  did  very  wickedly 
21.6.  like  asdidthe  houfe  of  Ahab  for 
23.8.  and  all  Judah  did  according  to  all 
24.2.  Joalh  did  that  which  was  right  in  the 
1 1 .  thus  they  did  day  by  day,  and 
1 2.and  Jehoiada  gave  it  to  fuch  as  didthe 
2f.a.Amaziah  did  that  which  was  right  in 

4.but  did  as  it  is  written  in  the  law  in 
26. 4.Uzziah  did  that  which  was  right  in  the 

according  to  all  that  Amaz.his  fath.did 
27.i.Joth.  did  that  wch  was  right,as  his  fath.did 
and  the  people  did  yet  corruptly 
aS.i.Ahaz  did  not  that  which  was  right  in 
19.2.  Hezekiah  did  that  which  was  right  in  the 
3  i.20.and  thus  did  Hezekiah  throughout  all 

2  1  .he  did  it  with  all  his  heart,  and  profpered 
I     3 1.3  j.  inhabit.of  Jerufalem  did  him  honour  at 

34. 1 2.and  the  men  didthe  work  faithfully,  & 

3  2.inhabit.of  Jerufalem  d?d  according  to  the 
J7.f.Jehoiakim  didevillinthe  fight  of  the 

I         8.  and  his  abomination  which  he  did,  &  that 

9.  Jehoiachim  did  evill  in  the  fight  of  the 
I         1 2.Zedekiah  did  evill  in  the  fight  of 

IiNeb.z.i6.  not  whither  I  went,nor  what  I  did 
nor  to  the  reft  that  did  the  w  ork 
5- 1 J  .and  the  people  did  accord.to  this  promife 
9  •  28  .had  reft,they  did  evill  again  before  thee 
1 1  •  1 2.their  brethren  that  did  the  work  of  the 
j     «  3-7«  of  the  evill  that  Eliaihib  did  for  Tobiah 


10. lingers  that  did  the  work  were  fled  every 
18. did  not  your  fath.thus,and  did  not  bur  G. 
Efi.  1 .  2 1 .  and  the  King  did  according  to  the  word 
2. 1 1 .  to  know  how  Either  did,  and 

20.for  Efther  did  the  com.  of  Mordecai,like 
3.2.  Mordec.bowed  not,  nor  did  him  reverence 

5. nor  did  him  reverence,  then  was  Haman 
4.1 7.  MoidJid  according  to  all  that  Efther  had 
9.$. and  did  what  they  would  to  thofe  that 
Job  1. 5. thus  did  Job  continually 

42-9-and  did,  according  as  the  Lord  com.them 
P/tf.7  8. 1 2.marvellous  things  didhe  in  the  fight  of 
1 3  ?.6.pleafed,  that  did  he  in  heaven  &  in  earth 
i/iz.48.3 .1  did  them  fuddenly,&  they  came  to  pafs 
5  8. 2. as  a  nation  that  did  righteoufnefle 
6$.i2.becauffjwhenl  called,  ye  did  not  anfw. 
Chip.  66.4. 
when  I  fpake,ye  did  not  hear,buc  did  evil 
Chap.  66.4. 
Jer.7. 1 2.and  fee  what  I  did  to  it  for  the  wickedn. 
2<>.they  did  worfe  then  their  fathers 
1 1.8.  to  doe,  but  they  did  them  not 
1  y-4.for  that  which  Ae  did  in  Jerufalem 
36.8.Baruchfon  of  Neriah  did  according  to  all 
52.  2.  Zedekiah  did  that  which  was  evill  in  the 
E^k- 1 8- 1 8.and  did  that  which  was  not  good  am. 
24. 18.I  did  in  the  morning asl  wascommand. 
D<«z  6.io.gave  thanks  before  his  G.as  hedidafore 
8.  4.  but  hee  did  according  to  his  will 
27. and  did  the  Kings  bufineflc-,and  I  was 
Jonah  3 . 1  o.do  unto  them,  and  he  did  it  not 
Hag.  1 . 1 4. they  came,and  did  work  in  the  houfe  of 
Matth.  1.24.  Jofeph  did  as  the  angel  of  the  Lo.had 

1 2.3  -what  David  did  when  he  was  hungred 

Ma*\  2.2  j. 
13.58.  he  did  not  many  mighty  works  there 
20. 5. and  ninth  hour, and  did  1  ikewife 
2 1 .6. and  did  as  Jefus  commanded  them 
1 5  .the  wonderf ull  things  that  he  did,and 
3  1. whether  of  them  twaine  didthe  will 
3  6.  and  they  did  unto  them  likewife 
25.4?.  as  ye  did  it  not  to  one  oftheleaft  of 

yeedid  it  not  to  mee 
26. 12.  (hee  did  it  for  my  buiiall 

I9.difciples  did  as  Jefus  had  appointed  them 

28. 1  j.  and  did  as  they  were  taught 

Mark.  3 .8. heard  what  great  tilings  he  didt  came 

6.zo.  hedid  many  things,  and  heard  him 
Lidi.6.^So  much  as  this,w hat  David  did 

2 3. like  manner  did  their  fath.  totheProph. 
9.43.  wondr.every  one  at  all  things  wch  Jef.  did 

f4.and  confume  them,even  as  Elias  d/d 
I7.9.becaufe  he  did  the  things  that  were  com. 
Joh.z.i  1. this  beginn. of  miracles  did  Jef.  inCana 
23.when  they  faw  the  miracles  which  hedid 
4. 29. which  told  me  all  things  that  ever  I  did,is 

Verfe  39. 
4$.having  feen  all  the  things  that  he  did  3.1 
54-the  fecond  miracle  that  Jefus  d/d,when 
6.2.faw  his  miracles  which  he  did  on  them  that 
14-had  feen  the  miracles  which  Jef.  did,  faid 
8.4o.yefeektokillme, — 'this  did  not  Abraham 
9.i6.whatd*dheto  thee  ?  how  opened 
10. 4 1. and  faid, John didno  miracle,  but 

1 1 .4  5;  .had  feen  the  things  w hicli  Jef.d/d,beleev. 
1  j.24.which  none  other  man  didjhzy  had 
19.24-thefe  things  therefore  the  fouldiers  did 
20.3  o.  many  other  fignes  truly  did  Jefus  in  the 

2 1 .2  f  .alfo  many  other  things  which  Jefus  did 
AH.z.tz.vihiA  G.did  by  him  in  the  midftof  you 

3>i7.yedid  it,as  did  alfo  your  rulers 
6.8.and  Steven  did  great  wonders,and 
7-27.but  he  that  didhis  ncighb.  wrong,thruft 

5;  1  .as  your  fathers  did,  fo  doe  ye 
8.6.and  feeing  the  miracles  which  he  did 
9.36.  and  almes-deeds  which  (hee  did 
io.39.witneffes  of  all  things  which  he  did 

11. 1 7.  the  like  gift  as  he  did  unto  us  who 
30. which  alfo  they  did,and  fent  it  to  the  eld. 

14.17. in  that  he  did  us  good,and  gave  us  raine 
1  %.  8.  even  as  hee  did  unto  us 

1 6. 1 8 .  and  this  did  (hee  many  dayes 
26.io.which  thing  I  alfo  did  in  Jerufalem 

2  Cor. -j.  1  2. 1  did  it  not  for  this  caufc,that 

8. 5. and  this  they  did,not  as  we  hoped,but 
Gal.^.S.yc  did  fervice  to  them,which  by 


DID        DIE 

i  Tim.  1 . 1  j  .becaufe  I  did  it  ignorantly  in 
2  Ti/K.4. 14.  Alex,  the  copper-fmich  did  me  much 
Heb.4.  lo.from  his  own  works,  as  G.  didfrom  his 
7.27.  for  this  he  did  once  when  hee 
9.9. not  make  him  that  didthe  fervice  perfects 
1 1-,cf.2.22.who  did  no  fin,  neither  was 
2DtU/o,  See  <^o. 
SDiOtt. 
G«z.2o.6\that  thou  didfi  this  in  the  integrity 
Num.  z  1 . 3  4.  as  thou  didfi  to  Sihon  King  of 

Dent.-}.  2. 
Jof.S.z.^s  thou  didfi  to  Jericho,  and  her  King 

1  Sam.  1 5-9.and  didfi  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 

2  Sam.  1 2. 1 2. for  thou  didfi  it  fecretly,  but 

1 3 . 1 6.then  the  other  that  thou  didfi  unto  me 
1  Z(is.2.44.that  thou  didfi  to  Dav.my  fath.theref. 

8. 1 8.thou  didfi  well,  that  it  was  in  thine  heart 

zCbron.6.8. 

Neb. 9. 17. of the  wond. that  thou  didfi  among  them 

P/^.3  9.9. opcn.not  my  mouth,becaufe  thou  didfi  it 

44. 1  .what  work  thou  didfi  in  their  dayes 
jy2!.64.3.whenthoud?d/2  terrible  things,which 
W#$7.28.kilmeasthoud«l/2  the  Egy.yefterday  ? 

3Dtt)fmu0,  See  JDgOitnniS. 

"Die. 

Gen.6.17.  every  thing  that  is  in  the  earth  (hall  die 

3  3.1 3.over-dr.them  one  day  jail  the  flock  wild. 

44.9-both  let  him  die,and  we  alfo  will  be  my 

2  2. leave  his  father,his  father  would  die 

3  1  •  lad  is  not  w  ith  us,  hee  will  die 
46.jo.now  let  me  die,  fincel  have  feen 
47.29.  drew  nigh  that  Ifrael  muft  die 

Exod.7.  18.  fifh  that  is  in  the  river  fhall  die 
9.4-there  (hal  nothing  die  of  all  that  is  the  chil. 

1 9. down  upon  them,  and  they  (hall die 
10.28.that  day  thou  feeft  my  face,thou  (halt  die 
1 1.  j.all  firft-born  in  the  land  of  Egypt  (hal  die 
1 4. 1 2. then  that  we  (hould  die  in  the  wildernes 
2 1. 1 4. from  mine  altar,that  he  may  die 

28, or  a  woman,that  they  di^then  the  oxe 
2i. 10. or  any  beaft,  to  keep  it,  and  it  dic,ov 

i4.and  it  be  hurt  or  die,  the  owner  thereof 
28. 43. that  they  beare  not  iniquity,  and  die 
Lev.  1 1.  j  9. if  any  bcaft,of  which  ye  may  eat,  die,he 
20.20.  they  (halldifchildleffe 
2  2.9. left  they  bear  the  fin  for  it,and  die 
Num*$.  1  f  .not  touch  any  holy  thing,Ieft  they  die 
20. when  the  holy  things  are  cov.left  they  die 
6.7.  or  for  his  fifter,when  they  die 
9.  and  if  any  man  die  very  fuddenly  by 
.    14.  35.  and  there  they  (hall  die 

1 6. 29. if  thefe  men  die  the  common  death  of 
.   1 7. 1 J  .unto  the  tabernacle  of  the  Lord,lhal  die 
1 8 .  j  .that  neither  they,  nor  you  alfo  die 

z  2,  left  they  beare  linne,  and  die 
20.4-that  we  and  our  cattell  (hould die  there 

26.  unto  his  people,and  (hall  die  there 
23.10. let  me  die  the  death  of  the  righteousJ& 
27.8  .if  a  man  die,  and  have  no  fin,then 
DfKf.4.22.  but  I  muft  die  in  this  land 

1 7.  j  .(halt  ftone  them  with  (tones  till  they  die 

Chap.22.24. 
1 2.  even  that  man  (hall  die, and  thou 

1 8.  20.  even  that  Prophet  (halld^ 

2  2. 2 1  .(halt  ftone  her  with  (tones,  that  (he  die 

22.  then  they  (hall  both  of  them  die 

2  5.  man  only  that  lay  with  her  (hall  die 
24- 3. or  if  the  latter  husband  die,which 

7. then  that  thiefe  (hall  die,and  thou  (halt 
2?.f.and  one  of  them  die,  &  have  no  child,  the 

3  1..  1 4>the  dayes  approach  that  thou  muft  d.ie 
j  2.fo.and  die  in  the  mount,whither  thou 

Jtidg.6.  jo.bring  out  thy  fon,  that  he  may  die 

i6.30.Sampfonfaid,Letmed/>,withthePhil. 
1  Sam.  2.  j  3 .  all  the  increafe  of  thine  houfe  (hal  die 

3  4,  in  one  day  they  (hall  die  both  of  them 

1 4.4  j  .tafte  a  little  honey, — and  lo,I  muft  die 

4  j'.people  faid  to  Saul,  Shall  Jonathan  die 
1  Sam.  1  i.i  f  .that  he  may  be  fmitten,and  die 

14.14.for  we  muft  needs  die,and  be  as 
i8.j.neitherifhalfeofusd«,  will  they 
1 9. ;  7  .that  I  may  die  in  mine  own  city 
1  Kjng.2-  jo.  nay,  but  I  will  die  here 

1 4. 1  x.feet  enter  into  the  city,  the  child  (hill  die 
1 7. 1 2.  that  hee  may  eat  it,  and  die 
i9.4.requefted  for  himfelf,that  he  might  die 

ii. 10.  ind 


DIE       DIE 

21.10.and  ftone  him  that  he  may  die 

2K«g.*o.i.forthou  fhalt  die3and  not  live 

Job  2.9.  curfe  God  and  die 

4.2  i -they  die  even  without  wifdome 
1  i.i-and  wifdome  fhall  die  with  you 
1 4.8.ftock  thereof  fhall  die  in  the  ground 

14.  if  a  man  die,  fhall  he  live  againe 
29.  i8.then  I  faid,I  fhall  die  in  my  neft 
34.20.  in  a  moment  fhall  they  die,and 
36. 1  z.and  they  fhall  die  without  knowledge 
1 4. they  die  in  youth,  &  their  life  is  among 

Pfal.49.10.iot  he  feeth  that  wife  men  die  likewife 
104. 29. thou  takeft  away  their  breath,they  die 

Pro.  5.  23 .  he  fhall  die  without  inftru&ion 
io.zi.butfooles  &  for  want  of  wifdome 

1  j .  lo.he  that  hateth  reproofe  fhall  die 

1 9. 16*. he  that  defpifeth  his  waies  fhall  die 
F.ccl.y.  17.  why  fhould  ft  thou  die  before  thy  time 

9. 5 .  for  the  living  know  that  they  fhall  die,but 
Ifa.  zz.  18. there  (halt  thou  die,  and  there 
3  8 . 1.  for  thou  fhalt  die,  and  not  live 
5;  1 .6.they  that  dwell  therein  fhall  die  in 

1 2.fhouldft  bee  afraid  of  a  man  that  fhall  die 
6<$ .zo.for  the  child  fhall  die  an  hundr.yecrs  old 
fer.  1 1 .  2  z.the  yong  men  fhall  die  by  the  fword 

their  fons  and  daught.fhall  die  by  fam. 
i6.4.they  fhall  die  of  grievous  deaths>they 

6.both  the  great  and  fmall  fhall  die  in  this 
2.0. 6. to  Babylon,and  there  thou  fhalt  die 

2  1 .6.they  fhall  die  of  a  great  peftilence 

9.that  abideth  in  this  city  fhalldie  by  the  fw. 
Chap.38.2. 
28.  i6.this  yeer  thou  fhalt  die,  becaufe 
j  1.30.  but  every  one  fhall  die  for  his  own 

z  rtfo.25.4. 
34.  j.  but  thou  fhalt  die  in  peace,  and 
41. 16.  inEgypt,and  there  ye  fhall  die 
1 7 .they  fhall  die  by  the  fword, by 
zz.know  certainly  that  ye  fhal  die  by  the  fw. 
44. 1  z.they  fhall  die,  from  the  leaft  even  to 
R'Kik- 1  • 1  ^  •  tnou  fhalt  furely  die,  and 
1 9.  hee  fhall  die  in  his  iniquity 
20.he  fhall  die,  becaufe  thou  haft  not  given 
he  fhall  die  in  his  fin,and  his  righteoufn. 
5. 1  z.a  third  part  of  thee  fhall  die  with  the  peft. 
6. 1  z.  he  that  is  far  off  fhall  die  of  the  peftilence 
and  is  befieged,  fhall  die  by  the  famine 
7. 1  f.he  that  is  in  the  field  fhall  die  with  the  fw. 
12.13.  though  hee  fhall  die,  there 
1 7 . 1 6.in  the  midft  of  Babylon  he  fhall  die 
1 8.4.the  foul  that  finneth,it  fhall  die  Ver.zo. 
28.8.  thou  fhalt  die  the  deaths  of  them  that  are 
lo.thou  fhaltdie  the  deaths  oftheuncircum. 

3  3.8.  that  wicked  man  fhall  die  in  his  iniquity 

9.  he  fhall  die  in  his  iniquity,  but 
27  .that  be  in  the  caves  fhall  die  of  the  peftil. 
Amos  z.2.and  Moab  fhall  die  with  tumult3with 
6.9-ten  men  in  one  houfe,  that  they  fhall  die 
7. 1  i.Amos  faith  Jerobo.fhall  die  by  the  fword 
1 7.and  thou  (halt  die  in  a  polluted  land,and 
9.10. all  the  finners  of  mypeop.fhall  die  by  the 
Zecb.  1 1 .  9.  that  that  dieth,  let  it  die 

13.8.  two  parts  therein  fhall  be  cut  off,and  die 
Mdf.if^.curfeth  fath.or  mo.let  him  die  the  death 

Mar.j.\o. 
2i.Z4.Mofes  faid,Ifany  man  die  having 
26. 3  5 .  though  I  fhould  die  with  thee,  yet 

Mar.xq.ii. 
Mar.t  z.igAf  a  mans  brother  die,  and  leave  his 
Luke  26.z8.if  a  mans  brother die,having  a 
3  6.neither  can  they  die  any  more,  for 
foh.4-  49.Sir,come  down  ere  my  child  die 
8.2 1. and  fhall  die  in  your  fins, whither 
n.i6.thatweemay  die  with  him 
26.and  beleeveth  in  me  fhall  never  die 

50.  that  one  man  fhould  die  for  the  people 

51.  that  Jefus  fhould  die  for  that  nation 
iz.Z4.except  a  corn  of  wheat — die,it  abid.alone 

but  if  it  die,it  bringeth  forth  much  fruit 
3  3  .fignifying  what  death  he  fhould  die 
18.  i4.that  one  man  fhould  die  for  the  people 
Rom.  5 . 7 .  for  fcarc'ely  for  a  right,  man  will  one  die 
1  Cor.  1 5 . 2  2 .  for  as  in  Adam  all  die,even  fo 

3 6.  thoufoweft  is  notquickned  except  it  die 
He&.7.S.and  here  men  that  die  receive  tithes 
Rev.  1 4*1 3  .blcffed  arc  the  dead  which  die  in  the  L. 


DIE       DIE 

JDie.—  HeJDie. 
Gen.%  8 . 1 1 .  left  he  die  alfo,  as  his  brethren 
Exod.zi .  1 2.that  fmiteth  a  man  fo  that  he  die,fhal 
20.  and  hee  die  under  his  hand,  hee 
35  .that  he  die,then  they  fhall  fell  the  live  ox 
2  2.2.and  be  fmitten  that  he  die  there 
Niim.$  j.i6.fmite  with  an inftrum.that  he  die,hee 

1 7.  a  ftone  w  herewith  he  may  die,  and  he  die 

1 8.  wherewith  he  may  die,and  he  die,  he  is 
lo.or  hurl  at  him,  by  laying  wait,that  he  die 
2  i.fmite  him  with  his  hand,that  hee  die,hee 
23-or  with  any  ftone  wherw'ha  man  may  die 

and  caft  it  upon  him  that  hee  die,and 

Deut.  1 3 . 1  o.fhal  ftone  him  with  ftones,that  hedie 

19.5.  and  lighteth  on  his  neighbour jthat  hedie 

1 1  .and  fmite  him  mortally,  that  he  die,  and 

1  z.avenger  of  bloud,that  he  may  die 

20.$. left  he  die  in  the  battell,and  another 

Vcr.  6,7,8. 
21.Z  1  .ftone  him  with  ftone s,that  he  die 
1  Ki^*-5i.wick.fhalbe  found  inhim,hc  fhald/e 
2.1.  dayes  of  Dav.drew  nigh  that  he  fhould  die 
Pfal.4 1. 5. when  fhall  hedie,and  his  name 
Jet. 22.1 2.but  he  fhall  die  in  the  place  whither 

38.10.  take  up  Jer.  out  of  the  dunge.bef.  he  die 
£^.18. 18. even  he  fhall  die  in  his  iniquity 
24.  hath  finned,in  them  fhall  hee  die 
z6Aot  iniquity  that  he  hath  done  dial  he  die 
33.13.  hee  hath  committed,  hee  fhall  die  for  it 
1 8.  hee  fhall  even  die  thereby 
IjDfc. 
Gen.19.x9.  left  fome  cvill  take  me,andldie    . 
26.9. becaufe  I  faid,  Left  I  die  for  her 
27. 4. my  foule  may  bleffe  thee  before  I  die 
30.1.  give  me  childrcn,or  elfe  I  die 
45  28  .He  goe  and  fee  him  before  I  die 
48. 21. Ifrael  faid  to  Jofeph, Behold,  I  die 
jo,  fumade  me  fweare,  faying,  Loe  I  die 
34.  Jofephfaid  to  his  brethren,  I  die 
Judg.  1 5 . 1 8.  and  now  fhall  I  die  for  thirft,  and 
Ruth  1. 17.  where  thou  dieft  will  I  die 
Job  z7.  j.  that  I  fhould  juftifie  you  till  I  die 
P/o.30.7.  denieme  them  not  before  I  die 
Jer.  3  7. 10.hou.of  Jonath-the  fcribe,left  I  die  there 
1  Cor.  1  j.  3 1. which  I  have  in  Jefus  Chr.I  die  daily 

Not&tz,ot  ZDtenot. 
Gen.^z.z.  that  wee  may  live,  and  not  die 

Ch.43.8.  &  47.19. 
20, be  verified,and  ye  fhall  not  die 
Exod.  z  1. 1 8  .and  he  die  not,  but  keepeth  his  bed 

2  8. 3  j.  &  when  he  cometh  out,  that  he  die  not 

3  o.zo. fhall  wafh  with  water,that  they  die  not ' 

2r .  and  their  feet, that  they  die  not 
Ieu.8.3  5. keep  the  charge  of  the  L.  that  ye  die  not 
15.3 1.  that  they  die  not  in' their  unclean. when 
i6.2.that  he  die  not :  for  I  will  appear 

13.  that  is  upon  the  teftimon.that  hedie  not 
Num.4,19.  ihat  they  may  live  and  not  die 

17.10.  murmurings  from  me,that  they  die  not 
3  f .  1  z.the  manfiayer  die  not  untill  hee  ftand 
Deut.  1 8. 1 6. this  great  fire  any  more ,that  I  die  not 

3  3 .6.  let  Reuben  live,  and  not  die,  and 
Jofh.zo.9.  and  not  die  by  the  hand  of  the  avenger 
Judg.6.z}.ftaK  not,  thou  fhalt  not  die 

1  Sam.zo.z.  God  forbid,  thou  fhalt  not  die 

i4.the  kindneffe  of  the  Lord,that  I  die  not 

2  Sam.i  2.13.  put  away  thy  (in,thou  fhalt  not  die 

1 9. 2  3. King  faid  toShimei,  Thou  fhalt  not  die 
2  Kin.  18.3  z.  that  ye  may  live,and  not  die 
2  Chr.z'!.  4.  fathers  fhall  not  die  for  the  children, 
nei. fhall  the  children  die  for  the  fathers 
Pfal.i  18.17.1  fhall  not  die,  but  live,  and 
Pro.  23.13  .beateft  him  with  the  rod ,he  fhal  not  die 
Ifa.  ?  1. 1 4.  and  that  he  fhould  not  die  in  the  pit 
66. 24. for  their  worm  fhall  not  die,  neither 
Jer.  1 1 . 2 1  .that  thou  die  not  by  our  hand 
3  4.4-thou  fhalt  not  die  by  the  fword 
38.24.  and  thou  fhalt  not  die 
E%el{.  1 3 . ij.to  flay  the  foules  that  fhould  not  die 
18. i7.he  fhall  not  die  for  the  iniquity  of 
2 1  .he  fhall  furely  live,  he  fhall  not  die 

Ver.28.  Chap.33.1y. 
Hab.  1 . 1 2.mine  holy  One,  we  fhall  not  die 
Joh-6.  yo.may  eat  thereof,and  not  die 
21.23.  that  that  difciple  fhould  not  die 

Jef.faid  not  to  him,He  fhall  not  die:  but 


DIE         DIE 


Surely  foie. 
Gen.z.17.  thou  eateft  thou  fhalt  furely  die 

3.4.faid  to  the  Woman,  Ye  fhall  not  furely  die 
20.7. thou  (halt  furely  die,  thou  and  thirte 
Num.z6.6-i .they  fhall  furely  die  in  the  wilderncfs 
Judg.  «?■•»%  we  fhall  furely  die, becaufe  we 

1  SflOT.14.39.in  Jonathm,he  fhall  furely  die 

44. for  thou  (hah  furely  die,  Jonathan 
20.  3  1.  for  hee  fhall  furely  die 

2  2.i6.thoufhalt  furely  die  Ahimelech,thoH  & 

2  Sam.  1 2.  y.that  hath  done  this  thing  fhall  furely  d. 

'4'Childe  alfo  that  is  born  —  fhall  furely  die 
1  Kin.  1.  37.  that  thou  fhalt  furely  die  Vcrf<4:. 
zKin.i.^bm  fhalt  furely  dee  Ver.6, 16, 

8. 1  o.  fhewed  me  that  he  fhall  furely  die 
Jer.z6.%,  faying,  Thou  fhalt  furely  die 
Exek-  3 .  18  .to  the  wickcd,Thou  fhalt  furely  die,& 

18.1 3.he  fhall  furely  di^his  bloud  fhall  be 

3  3.8.  O  wicked  man,thou  fhalt  futely  &k,£ 

Verfe  i4, 

Gen.z  <; ,  3  i.behold,I  am  at  the  point  to  die 
Exod.14.1  i.haft  thou  taken  us  to  die  in  the  wild. 
Num.  z  1 . 5  .out  of  Egypt,to  die  in  the  wilderneffe ' 

3  ?  .3  o.againft  any  perfon  to  caufe  him  to  die 

1  Sam.z6. 1.0.  or  his  day  fhall  come  todie 

i<5.  yee  are  worthy  to  die,  becaufe 

z8.9.a  fnare  for  my  life,to  caufe  me  to  die 

z  Cbr.  3  z.  1 1  .to  give  over  your  felves  to  die  by  fam. 

Pfal.yj.  1 1 .preferve  thou  ihofe  that  are  appo.ta  d. 

8  8. 1  j.  1  am  aftlic"ted,and  ready  to  die 
Eccl.  3 .  z.  a  time  to  ba  borne,and  a  time  to  die 
Jer.  26.11  .this  man  is  worthy  to  d«,for 

1 6. this  man  is  not  worthy  to  die  * 

38.9.he  is  like  to  die  for  hunger  in 
z6.  to  Jonathans  houfe,to  die  there 
Jonah  4. 3 .  { at  it  is  better  for  mee  to  dn  then 

Verfe  8. 
8.  Jonah  wifhed  himfelfe  to  die 
Lufc.  7.  2.  was  fick,  and  ready  to  die 
John  19.7.  and  by  our  law  he  ought  to  die 
Ati.z\.\  3  .but  alfo  to  die  at  Jerufal.  for  the  name 
2  5 . 1 1 .  worthy  of  death,  I  rcfufe  not  to  die,but 
J  6.ai the  Romans,  to  deliver  any  man  to  die 
Rom.^.i^  good  man  fome  would  even  dare  todie 
1  Cm. 9. 1  j [.  for  it  were  better  for  me  to  die  then 
r  Cor.-j,.\.  that  you  are  in  our  hearts  ro  die,  and 
Pbilip,i. zt  .  to  live  is  Chrift,and  to  die  is  gaine 
Heb.9.z  7.  appointed  to  men  once  to  die,but  after 
te>.3.z. which  remain,  that  are  ready  todie 
9.6.  and  fhall  defire  to  die,and  death  fhall  flee 
Wee  5Dte. 
Ges.47. 1  s-why  fhould  we  die  in  thy  prefence 

i9#wherfore  fhall  we  die  before  thine  eyes 
Ew.zo.19.let  not  God  fpeak  with  us,  left  wedie 
iVwOT.17.1z.unto  Mofes,faying,Behold  we  die 
Deut.  j. zf  .therefore  why  fhould  wedje,for 

voice  of  our  G-any  more,then  we  fhal  ei'ie 
1  &JOT.iz.i9.untoiheL.thy  God,thatwedienot 
z  Kin.7. 3  .why  (it  we  here  untill  we  die 
4.and  we  fhall  die  there 

if  we  fit  ftill  here  wedie  alfo 
if  they  kill  us,we  fhall  butd« 
Ifa.  Z2. 1 3  .for  to  morrow  we  fhall  die 

1  Corintlf.\<;.ii. 
Rom.  14.8.  whether  wedie,  we  die  to  the  Lord 

whether  we.  live  therfore  or  die,  we  are 
Tee  3Dfe, 
Gen.  3. 3  .neither  fhall  ye  touch  it,  left  ye  die 
Lev.  io.6.neither  rend  your  cloathes,  left  ye  die 

7.fr.thedoor  of  the  tab. of  the  cong.left  ye  rf. 
Num.}  8.3  z.of  the  children  of  Ifrael,  left  ye  die 
Pfal.  8  z.  7.  but  ye  fhall  die  like  men 
lfa.zz.14.  not  be  purged  from  you  till  yedie 
Jer.zz.z6.  yee  were  not  born,  8c  there  Qnlyedie 

27.1 3.  why  will  yedie,  thou  and 
£^.  1 8. 3 1  ifor  why  will  ye  die,  O  houfe  of  Ifrael 
Chap.33.11. 
John  8.24.  that  ye  fhall  die  fn  your  (ins  for 

beleeve  not  that  I  am  he,ye  fhall  die  in 
Rom.Z.i  3  .if  ye  live  after  the  flefh,ye  fhalldie 

jDteb. 

Gen.-j.z\  .all  flefh  died  that  moved  on  the  earth 
z  z.  of  all  thar  was  in  the  drie  land,d?ed 
1 1.  z8.Haran  died  before  his  father  Terah 
si.  and  Terah  died  in  Haran 

23.*-S2r'h 


D  IE 


D  I  E 


D  I  E 


D  I  E 


D  I  E 


D  I  F 


aj.a.Sarah  died  in  Kiriath-arba 
a  y'  8 .  Abraham  died  in  a  good  old  age 

1 7.Ifhmael  gave  up  the  ghoft,and  died 
,y.8.Deborah,Rcbekahsnurfe<te/ 

i8.as  her  foule  was  in  departing,for  ftie  <terf 

1 9.  Rachel  <M,and  was  buried 


.Bela  rf^,and  Jobrb  reigned 


a6.??.Bela*w,anajoo..uitiS.i«4 
j  4.  Jobab  <ferf,and  Hufham  reigned 
,  y  .Hufham  died,  and  Hadad  reigned 
26.  Hadad  died,  and  Shamlah  reigned 
--',  Shamiah  died,  and  Saul  reigned 
Saul  <te/,and  Baal-hanan  reigned 
Baal-hamn  dkd,and  Hadar  reigned 


3  8.  Saul  d 
1  2" aughtcr  of  Shuah,  Judahs  wife,  died 


s9 


46  1 2.  Er  &  Onan  &i  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
48.7 .  Rachel  died  by  me  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
yo.16.thy  father  commanded  beforehe  died 
26.I0  Jcfeph<fc/,beingan  1 10.  yeer  old 
Exod.  1 .6.]ofeph  died,  and  all  his  brethren 
a.z  j.  that  the  King  of  Egypt  died,  and 
7.a  1.  fifh  that  was  in  the  river  died 
8  1 3  and  the  frogs  died  out  of  the  houfes 
9.6.cattell  of  Eg-&d,but  of— lb  .died  not  one 
16.  3  .would  to  God  we  had  died  by  the 
Lev.  1  o. a.  and  they  <fctbefore  the  Lord 

1 6. 1. when  they  offered  before  the  Lo.and&i 

Num.ZA-Sc  Nadab  &  Abihu  diedbefae  the  Lord 

Nimtii.6.61. 

14.2.  would  to  G>  we  had  died  in  the  la.of  Eg. 

or  would  to  God  we  had  dici in  the  wild. 

3  7.thofe  men  died  by  the  plague  before  the 

16.49.now  they  that  died  in  the  plague  were 

betide  them  that  di.  abo.  the  mat.of  Kor. 
ao .  1 .  abode  in  Kede(h,&  Miriam  died  there 
3  .we  had  died  when  our  brethren  died  before 
a8.  Aaron  died  there  in  the  topof  the  mount 
ai.6.and  much  people  of  Ifrael  died 
a  5 .9.thofe  that  died  in  the  plague  were  24000* 
a6»  io.when  that  company  died,what  time 
1 1  .the  children  of  Kprah  diednot 
19.  Er  and  Onan  died  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
27.3.ourfarhen&/in  the  wildernefle,and  was 
but  died  in  his  own  fin,and  had  no  fons 
33.38.  died  there  in  the  fortieth  yeer  after 
3  9.  old,when  he  died  in  mount  Hor 
Deut,  io.6.there  Aaron  died,  and  there  was  buried 
32.50.as  Aaron  thy  brother  died in  mount  Hor 
34.5.I0  Mofes  died ihpxt  in  the  land  ofMoab 
7.Mofes  was  1 2o.yeer  old  when  he  died 
Jojh.^.n.cvtn  all  the  men  of  war  died  in  the  wild. 
10.11.they  died:they  were  moe  wch  &wth  hailft. 
a4.29.]om.rfi£rfbeing  an  hundrt&  ten  yeer  old 
fudg.2.8. 
3  3  .Eleazar  the  fon  of  Aaron  died,  and 
Judg.i  .7-btought  him  to  Jerufa.and  there  he  died 
a.2 1  .which  Jolhua  left  when  he  died 
3 . 1 1 .  and  Othniel  the  fon  of  Kenaz  died 
8. 3  2.Gideon  died  in  a  good  old  age,  and 
9.49.  3II  the  men.  of  the  tower  of  Shech.  rfi.alfo 
jo. a.  and  died,ind  was  buried  in  Shamir 

y.and  Jair  died,and  was  buried  in  Camon 
1  a.7.then  died  Jephthah  the  Gileadite,and 
10.  then  died  Ibzan,  and  was  buried  at  Beth. 
1 2.8c  Elon  the  Zebulonite<fed,and  was 
1  y.Abdon  the  Pirathonite_rfifrf,and  was 
Ruth  1.3-ElimelechNaomies  husband  died,and 

5-Mahlon  &  Chilion  died  Ah  both  of  them 
1  Sam.%.  1  a.that  died  not,wete  fmit.w*  the  Eme. 
ay.  I.Samuel  died,  and  all  the  Ifraelites  were 

37-that  his  heart  died  within  him,and 
3 1. 5. fell  on  his  fword,  and  died  with  him 
6.fo  Saul  died,mi  his  three  fons,and 
iSattt.z.  ii.andd'iedin  the  fame  place 

where  Afahel  fell  down  and  diedfiood 
3  1.  and  threefcore  men&rf 
3 .3  3  .and  faid,D icd  Abner  as  a  fool  dieth  ? 
6.7.and  there  he  died  by  the  ark  of  God 
io.i.that  the  K.  of  the  childr.  of  Ammon  died 
iCfoon.T9.i. 
i8.fmote  Sho'oack  cap.df  their  hofte,who  di. 
lr-37.nndUdah  the  Hittiteifafalfo 
1 2.i8.pn  the  feventh  day,that  the  child  died,& 
J7-2  3.  Ahithophel  hanged  himfelf,and  died,8c 
1 8-3  3-  would  God  I  had  died  for  thee,  O  Abf. 
6.and  all  we  had  died  this  day,then  it 


24.1y.8c  there  diedoi tbepeop.  even  from  Dan 
1  I\m.3  . 1 9. and  this  womans  child  died  in  the 
14. 17. to  the  threshold  of  the  door,the  child  di. 
1 6. 1 8. burnt  the  Kings houfe  over  him,  8c  died 

2  2.fo  Tibni  died,  and  Omri  reigned 
22.3  y.againft  the  Syrians,  and  died  at  even 

3  7.  fo  the  King  dicd,and  was 

a  fCi.4.20.fate  on  her  knees  till  noon,&  then  died 
57.27.he  fled  to  Megiddo,and  died  there 
1 3 . 1 4.Elifha  dicd,and  Joafh  the  King  of 
20.  Elifha  died,  and  they  buried  him 
24. fo  Hazael  King  of  Aflfyria  died,and 
2  3 .5  4.  he  came  to  Egypt,and  died  there 
1  Chr.  1 .  y  1  .Hadad  dicdaKo,Si  the  Dukes  of  Edom 
2.3o.but  Seled  died  without  children 

3  2.  and  Jether  died  without  children 
lo.y.he  fell likewife  on  the  fword,and die-d 
6.  fo  Saul  died,  and  his  three  fons, 

and  all  his  houfe  died  together 
1 3-fo  Saul  died  for  his  tranfgreffion  which 
■I  3. 10. and  there  he  died  before  God 
2 3. 2 2. and  Eleazar  ijft/jand  had  no  fons  but 
24.2.  but  Nadab  and  Abihu  died  before  their 
a  Cfo\i6.i3«Afa^ft/inthe4i.yeerofhis 
18.34.  time  of  the  fun  going  down  he  died 
24. 1  y .  Jchoiada  was  fuil  of  dayes  when  he  died 
1 3  o.yeers  old  was  he  when  he  died 
a 2. and  when  he  died,ht  faid,  The  Lord 
fob  3 . 1 1. why  died  I  not  from  the  womb  ?  why 

42.  17.  fo  Job  died,being  old,  and  full  of  dayes 
lfa.6.  i. in  the  yeer  that  King  Uzziah  died,  I  fiw 

14.28.in  the  yeer  that  King  Ahaz  died  was 
fer.  28. 1 7X0  Hananiah  the  prophet  died  the  fame 
£3^.1 1.1  3. that  Pelatiah  the  fon  of  Bemiah  died 

24.18.  and  at  even  my  wife  died 
Hof.  1 3 . 1  .but  when  he  offended  in  Baal,he  died 
Matth.  2  2. 27.1aft  of  all  the  woman  died  alfo 

iWay.i2.22. 
Mar\  12.21  .the  fecond  took  her,and  died,neithei 
Lu\.\6.ii.  that  the  beggar  dicd,8c  was  carried  by 
the  rich  man  alfo  dicd,and  was  buried 
20.3 1. they  left  no  children,andrfos/  , 
3  2.  laft  of  all  the  viomandied  alfo, 
foh.i  i.2i.hadft  been  here,my  brother  had  notdied 

Verfe  32. 
3 7. that  even  this  man  fhould  not  hast  died 
Aff.g. 37. that  (he  was  (ick,and  died 
Rom.';.  6.  in  due  time  Chrift  died  for  the  ungodly 
8.while  wee  were  yet  tinners, Chrift  died  for 
7.9.the  command.  came,  fin  revived,and  I  died 
8.34.  it  is  Chrift  that  died,yea  rather,that  is 
14.9.  to  this  end  Chrift  both  died  and 

1  y.deftroy  not  him — for  whom  Chrift  died, 
iCor.S.11. 
1  Co/'.iy.3.how  that  Chrift  died  for  our  fins,accor. 
a  Cor.y.i4.that  if  one  died  for  all,  then 

1  y.and  that  he  died  for  all,  that  they  which 
but  to  him  which  diedfon  them,and 
1  Tfe/^4.14.  ifwebelceve  that  Jefustfc?  and  rofe 
5. \o. who  died  for  us,  that  whether  we  wake  or 
Hei.10.28. that  defpifed  Mof.law  di.  without  mer. 
1 1 . 1 3  .thefe  all  died  in  faith,not  having 
22.by  faith  Jofeph,when  he  died,  made 
Rev.S.g.and  had  lik,aied,  and  the  third  part  of 
1 1 .  many  men  died  of  the  waters,  becaufe 
16.3  .and  every  living  foule  died  in  the  fca 
3Dte!J,  for  coloured. 
Gen.  a  y .  y  .rams  skins  died  red  Chap.  26, 1 4. 

&3y.7.  &  36.19.  &  39.34. 
lfa.6  3. t.  with  died  garments  from  Bozrah 
1&$k' z  I  • x  5  • m  died  attire  upon  their  heads 

AndbeeZDizX), 

Gen.  y.  y. Adam  lived,  were  93  o.yeers,  and  he  died 

the  Like  phrafe  almofi  V. 8,1 1,14,17,20,27,3 1. 

<M?.Noah  lived  9yo.yeers,  and  he  died 

ay. 1 8.  and  he  died  in  the  prefence  of  all  his  br. 

Num.  1 5.3  6.ftoned  him  with  ftones,  and  hee  died 

Jiidg.y.% 4-yong  man  thruft  him  thorow,&  he  di. 

1  &/»2.4.i8.and  his  neck  brake,and  he  died 

2  Sam.%o.  io.and  ftrake  him  not  again,and  he  died 
2  ^.»g.7.i7-people  trode  him  in  the  gate,&  htdi. 

Verfe  20. 
1 2.21  .his  fervant  fmote  him,and  he  died 

1  £^0.29.28.  he  died  in  a  good  old  age,  full  of 

2  Cfco.13.20.and  the  Lord  ftrokehim,and  he  died 

24.25. and  flew  him  on  his  bed,and  hc&rf,and 
Aa 


3  y.24.  and  he  d;ed,and  was  buried  in 
L«/(\2o.29.and  he  died  without  children 

3  o.  and  he  died  childlclTe 
Acls  7 . 1  y  .and  died,  hee  and  our  fathers 

tip  hiZbizit, 

fitdg.q. 2 1. was  faft  aileep and  weary,  fo  he  died 

2  King.  1 . 1 7  .io  he  ^disaccording  to  the  w  ord  of 

2  Chro.  2 1 .  19.  fo  he  died  of  fore  difcafes 

That  he  iDieO, 

1  Sam.  t4.4y.peo.refo.iedjonath.  fothat  he«?i.not 

2  5. 3  8. the  Lord  fmote  Nabal,that  he  died 

2  Sam.  1 . 1  y  .and  he  fmote  him,t!i3t  he  died 

3.27.  fmote  him  under  the  fift  rib,  that  he  died 
11. ai .that  hedied  in  Thebez  ?  Why  went 

1  I£i/28;.2.25.3ndbefell  onhimJthathee&^ 

Verfe  46. 
1 2.i3.all  Ifr.ftohed  him  with  ftoncs,that  h$di. 
21.13.  ftoned  him  with ftones,that  he  died 

2  Chron.10.18, 

2  Kjng.8.  iy.fpread  it  on  his  face,fo  that  he  died 

25.25  .and  fmote  Gedaliah,that  he  died 
Rom.6. 10. for  in  that  he  died}ht  died  unto  fin 

5Dieft. 
Ritth.x.ij.  where  thcu  die  ft  will  I  dit 

JCjiet, 
/^'.y2.34.  and  for  his  diet,  there  was 

1  a  continuall  diet  given  him  of  the  King 
3Dietfj. 
Iw.7.24.fatofthebeaftthatrficf/iofitfelfe,and 

22.8.  that  which  dieth  of  it  felfe,  or  is  torn 
Num.ig.  1 4.when a  man  dieth  in  a  tent,  all  that 
Deut. 14.2 1. not  eat  of  any  thing  that  di.oi  it  fJfe 
2  Sam.  3 . 3  3  .died  Abner  as  a  foole  dieth  ? 
1  Kjng.  1 4. 1 1  .him  that  dieth  of  Jerobo.  in  the  city 
him  that  dieth  in  the  fields  mail  the 
16.4.  him  that  dieth  of  Baaiha  in  the  city  fhall 
and  him  that  dieth  of  his  in  the  fields 
21.24.  him  that  dieth  of  Ahab  in  the  city  fhall 
Job.14.  io.  but  man  dieth  and  wafteth 
21.23  -one  dieth  in  his  full  ftrength,being 

2  y.  another dieth  in  the  bitterneiTe  of  his  foul 
P/S/.49.i7.for  when  he  &rf>,he  fhall  not 

Vrov.  1 1 .7  .when  a  wicked  man  diethyls  expeftat . 
Eccl.i.16.  and  how  dieth  the  wife  man,as  the  fool 

3 .  19.3s  the  one  dieth,  fo  dieth  the  other 
lfa.%o. 2.and  dieth  for  thirft 

59.y.  he  that  eateth  of  their  egs  dieth 
£^.4. 1 4.I  not  eaten  of  that  which  dieth  of  it  felf 

18. 26.  comitteth  iniquity,  &  dieth  in  them  for 

3  2. no  pleafure  in  the  death  of  him  that  dieth 
Zech.  1 1.9.  that  that  dieih,\et  it  die 

Marli  9.44.  where  their  worm  dieth  not,and 

Verfes  46,48. 
fez.6.9.being  raifed  from  the  dead,dieth  no  more 
14.7.  and  no  man  dieth  tohimfelfe 
©ptng. 
Num.  17.13  .mall  w  e  be  contounded  with  dying 
Mark.  1  2.  20.  and  dying,  left  no  feed 
Luke  8.42.one  only  daughter, — and  fhelay  a  dying 
1  C0V.4.1O.  about  in  the  body  the  dy.  of  the  L.Jef. 

6.9.  as  dying,  and  behold  wee  live 
Heb.  1 1 . 2 1 .  by  faith  Jac. w  hen  he  was  a  dying&hff. 

£>iffer. 
1  ftw^^.who  maketh  thee  to  differ  from  another 

^Difference, 
Exo.i  i.7.that  the  L.  doth  yutadiffcrence  between 
Lev. 10.  icmay  put  a  difference  between  holyand 
1 1.47.  to  make  a  difference  between  the  uncl.& 
20.2  y.  put  difference  between  clean  beafts,and 
£^£.22.26. have  ym  no  difference  betw.  the  holy 
neith.  —  (hewed  '^.between  uncl.& 
44.2  3. fiial  teach  my  people  the  difference betw.  , 
Acl.  1  y  .9-&  put  no  difference  between  us  and  them  J 
Rom.^.22.  for  there  is  no  difference  j 

10. 1 2.  no  difference  between  the  Jew  &  Greek 
1  Coi.7.34.  there  is  diffcr.alb  between  a  wife  and 
fade  2  2. of  fome  have  companion,  making  a  differ. 

^Differences. 

1  Cor.i  2.  y.  &  there  ate  differences  of  adminift.  hut 

©ifferctlj, 
1  Cor. 1 5.41-  for  one  &ax  differcth  from  another  in 
Gal.4. 1. as  he  is  a  ciiikVi^r.nothing  from  a  ferv. 

Differing. 
Rom.M-  6.  gifts  differing,  accord,  to  the  grace  that 

5Dig-  - 
Exo.tt. i  3.01-  if  a  man  thai  dig  a  pit,&  not  cover  ft. 
'        Vent. R -9-  w'ioi'c 


DI  G 


DIL 


DU 


D  IM 


DIN 


D  I  R 


DCKt.S.g.om  of  whofe  hils  thou  mayeft  dig  braffe 
23.1 3-thou  fhalt  dig  therewith 

.Job  3.2i.and  dig  for  umore  then  for  hid  trcafures 
6.i7.and  ye  diga  pit  for  your  friend 
1 1. 1 8. yea  thou  flialt  dig  about  thee 
24.16.in  the  dark  rhey  dig  thorow  houfes 

£s^.8.8.faid  to  me,  Son  of  man,  dig  now  in  the 
1  z.^.dig  thou  thorow  the  wall  in  their  fight 
i2.thcy  fhall  dig  thorow  the  wall 

Amos  o.2.though  they  dig  into  hell,  thence  fhall 

Luke  13.8.U1I  I  fhall  dig  about  it,and  dung  it 
1 6. 3. 1  cannot  dig,to  beg  I  am  afhamed 

G«z.2i.30.a  witnefle  that  I  have  diggedthis  well 
26. 1  ^.wcls  his  fathers  fervantshad  digged 
i8.Ifaac  digged  again  the  wels  of  water 

which  they  had  digged  in  the  dayes  of 
ip.Ifaacs  fervants  digged  in  the  valley 
21  .they  digged  another  well, and  they  ftrove 
22.he  removed  thmcc, and  digged  another 
2$.Beerfheba  Kaacs  fervant  digged  a  well 
j2.toldIfaacofthe  well  that  they  had  digged 
49.6. in  their  felf-will  they  digged  down  a  wall 
5 0.5. in  my  grave  which  I  have  digged  for  me 
Exod.-j  .z^.aW  the  Egyptians  digged  round  about 
Numb. ii. 18. the  princes  digged  the  well 

the  nobles  of  the  people  digged  it 
Deut.6. 1 1  .&  wels  digged  which  thou  diggedft  not 
2  ftw.19.24J  have  digged  and  drunk  Orange 
2  Cfcmz.26.10.and  digged  many  wels,for  he  had 
Neh.c).z5.wehdigged,vintya.td$-,3.nd  oljve  yards 
Pfal.j. i^.hc  made  apit.and  digged  it 

3  5.7  .which  without  caufe  they  have  digged  for 
57.6.they  have  digged  a  pit  before  me 
94. 1 3  .untill  the  pit  be  digged  for  the  wicked 
1 19.8  5. the  proud  have  digged  pits  for  me 
J/rf.5.6  it  fhall  not  be  pruned  nor  digged,hut 
7>25.on  all  hils  that  (hzlbe  digged  with  the 
37.25.I  have  digged,and  drunk  water 
y  i.i.to  the  hole  of  the  pit  whence  ye  are  digged 
Jer.i  3. 7 .then  I  went  to  Euphrates,  and  digged 
18.20.for  they  have  digged  a  pit  for  my  foul 
22.they  have  digged  a  pit  to  take  me 
£^c£.8.8.when  ldigged'm  the  wall,  behold  a  doore 
12.7.1'n  the  even  I  digged  thorow  the  wall  with 
Mattb.  21. 33. .and  digged  a  winepreffe  in  ft 

25-8.wcntand  digged  in  the  earth,  and  hid 
Mark  1 2. 1  .and  digged  a  place  for  the  wine-fat 
Lu\e  6.48. and  digged  deep,;&  laid  the  foundation 
/te.  1 1. 3. and  digged dovmz  thine  altars 

"  ©iggeUft. 

Deut.6.1 1.&  wels  digged,which  thou  diggedfi  not 

©iggetb, 

Prw.16.27.an  ungodly  man  diggeth  up  evill 
26.27.  vvhofo  diggctb a  pit,fhall  fall  therein 

Ecclef.io.S. 

5Dfgnftp. 

Gra.49. 3  .excellency  of  dignity  and  excellency  of 
Efih.6.^  .what  honour  and  dignity  hath  been  done 
£a/t/.io.6.folly  is  fet  in  great  dignity 
Hab.7.and  their  dignity  fhall  proceed  of  themfelves 

3Dtgnttie0. 
2Ptf-2.io.not  afraid  to  fpeak evill  of  dignities 
Jude  8.and  fpeak  evill  of  dignities 

5D(felal). 
Gra.io.27.JoktanbegatcD//j/fl/j         1  Chron.i. zi. 

I&ileam. 
jr^.i5.38.Di/w«!,Mizpehoftheinhabit.of  Jud. 

SMlfgettce, 

Pww.4.2  3.keep  thy  heart  with  all  diligence 
Luke  i2.58.asthouart  in  the  way,give  dilkence 
Rom.\z.8.ht  that  rulcth  with  diligence 
2  0^.8.7. and  in  all  diligence, and  in  your  love 
2  T«/2.4.8.doc  thy  diligence  to  come  fhortly 

2i.do  thy  diligence  to  come  before  winter 
Hcb.6. 1 1  .every  one  of  you  do  fhew  the  fame  dilig. 
2  P#.i.5.giving  all  diligence ,add  to  your  faith 
io.give  diligence  to  make  your  calling  and 
Jude  3#when  I  gave  aWdiligence  to  write  unto  you 

5Dllfgent, 
Deut.  19. 1 8. judges  fhall  make  diligent  inquifition 
Jcjh.  12.5  .but  take  diligent  heed,  to  do  the  com, 
Pfal. 6 4.6. they  aecomplifh  a  diligent  fearch 
77.6".and  my  fpirrt  made  diligent  fearch 
Prov.  io,4.hand  of  the  diligent  maketh  rich 


12.24.hand  of  the  diligent  fhall  beare  rule 

27.fubftance  of  a  diligent  man  is  precious 
1 3.4.foule  of  the  diligent  fhall  be  made  fat 
zi.f.thoughtsoftherfi/igtftftend  onlyto  plenty 
22.29.feef!:  thou  a  man  diligent  in  his  wayes 
27.23.be  thou  diligent  to  know  the  eftate 
1  Co?-.8.22.whom  we  have  oft  times  proved  diligent 
but  now  much  more  diligent  upon  the 
Titus  3 . 1 2.be  diligent  to  come  unto  me  to  Nicop. 
1  Pet.i.iqJiligent,  that  ye  may  be  found  of  him 

3Dfftgentlp. 
Exod.i  5. 16. if  thou  wilt  diligently  hearken  to  the 
Levit.  1  o.  i6.Mofc s  diligently  fought  the  goat  of 
Deut.q.g.and  keep  thy  foul  diligently 

6.7.thou  fhalt  teach  them  diligently  unto  thy 

i7.you  fhall  diligently  keep  the  command,  of 
1 1 . 1 3  .if  you  fhall  hearken  diligently  to  my 

22.ye  fhal  diligently  keep  all  thefe  command. 
13.14.make  fearch,  and  ask  diligently 
i7.4.and  inquired  diligently,  and  behold 
24.8.that  thou  obferve  diligently,  and  doe 
28.1.1'f  thou  fhalt  hearken  diligently  unto  the 
1  Kl»g-  20. 3  3. now  the  men  did  diligently  obferve 
E\ra  7-*-l  -let  it  be  diligently  done,  for  the  houfe 
Job  13.i7.hear diligently  my  fpeech,and  my  dcclar. 

Cbap.21.2. 
Pfal.  3  7. 1  o.thou  fhalt  diligently  confider  his  place 

1  i9.4.to  keep  thy  precepts  dilmntly 
Prov.7. 1  j. diligently  to  feek  thy  face" 

11.27.he  that  diligently  feeketh  good,  procureth 
23.i.confider(sk//g«tf(y  what  is  before  thee 
Ifa.z  1 .7.he  hearkened  diligently  with  much  heed 

5  y.2.hearken  diligently  unto  me,  and  eat  ye  that 
,/W.2.io.and  confider  diligently,  and  fee  if  there 
1 2.  i6.if  they  will  diligently  lcarne  the  wayes 
17.24.if  ye  diligently  hearken  unto  me,faith 
Zccb.6. 1  y .if  ye  will  diligently  obey  the  voice  of 
Ate.2.7.inquired  of  them  diligently  what  time  the 
8. go  and  fearch  diligently  for  the  young  child 
1 6.w  hich  he  had  diligently  inquired  of  the 
Luke  1  j.8.and  feek  diligently  till  fhe  finde  it 
Ads  18.2  j.and  taught  diligently  the  things  of  the 
1  Twz.f.io.iffhe  have  diligently  followed  every 
iTm.i.ij.vtry  diligently  and  found  me 
Tit.3. 13. and  Apollos  on  their  journey  diligently 
H?b.ii.6.rewarderofthem  that  diligently  feek  him 

12.1  f  .looking  diligently  left  any  man 
1  Pet.  1.  io.and  fearched  dilkently, who  have  proph. 

JDtoinfOj,  and  JDimfnffbeD. 
Exod. $.8.you  fhall  not  diminijh  ought  thereof 

1 1. not  ought  of  your  work  fhalbe  diminijhed 
21.10.her  duty  of  marriage  ihall  he  not  diminijh 
Iew.25.16.of  yeers,thou  fhalt  diminijh  the  price  of 
D<7tf.4.2.neither  fhall  you  diminijh  ought  from  it 

1 2.3  2.not  add  thereto,nor  diminijh  from  it 
Pwy.13.1 1. wealth  gotten  by  vanity  fhalbe  dimin. 
2y2r.21.17.men  of  the  child.of  Kedar  fhalbe  dimin. 
Jer.z6.z.diminijh  not  a  word 

29.6.may  beincreafed  there,  and  not  diminijhed 
E^H- 1 1. therefore  will  I  alfo  diminijh  thee 
16.27. and  have  diminijhed  thine  ordinary  food 
29  15. for  I  will  diminijh  thzmithdit  they'fhall 

See  alfo  ^fnifh, 
5DimfnfCh<ng, 

Rom.  1 1 . 1 2.and  the  diminijhing  of  them  the  riches 

3Dtou 

G«z.27.i.Ifaac  was  old,  and  his  eyes  were  dim 

48.10.the  eyes  of  lfrael  were  dim 
De ut.  3  4.7. his  eye  wasnotrfi^nor  his  naturall 
1  Sam.^.2.his  eyes  began  to  wax  dim 

4-1  J.eyes  of  Eli  wered«#,that  he  could  not  fee 
Job  i7.7.mine  eye  alfo  is  dim,  by  reafon  of  forrow 
lfa.^z.  3.  eyes  of  them  that  fee  fhall  not  be  dim 
Um.q.i.hov/  i$  the  gold  become  dim 

$.i7.for  thefe  things  our  eyes  are  dim 

3Dtmnah\ 

Jojh,  2 1 .3  5  .Dimnah  with  her  fuburbs 

SDtmnefle. 
i/<z.8.22.and  behold  darknefle,and  Smneffe 
9.i.thedimne(fe  fhall  not  be  fuch  as  was 

SDfmori. 

Ifa.  1  y.9.wateis  of  Dinvm  fhalbe  full  of  blood 

for  I  will  bring  more  upon  Dimon 

JDtmonarj, 

Gen.i  j.22.Kinah,and  Dimonab,  and  Adadafj 


5Dtral>. 

GfB.30.21.and  fhe  called  her  name  Dinah 
3  4.  i.D«(*  the  daughter  of  Leah  went  out 
3. his  foul  clave  unto  Dinah 
5. Jacob  heard  he  had  defiled  Dinah 
x  3.becaufe  he  had  defiled  Dinah  their  fifter 
i^.Dinabs  brethren  took  each  man  his  fword 
26.took  Dinafj  out  of  Shechems  houfe 
46. 1 5. with  his  daughter  Dinah 

3Dtnafte0. 
EVa  4-9-anc'  the  reft  of  their  compan.the  D'miM 

3Dfne, 
Gfw.43.16.  thefe  men  flull  dine  with  me  at  noone 
iMke  n.37.certain  Pharifeebefought  himtodim 
John  21.12 . Jefus  faith  to  them,Come  and  dine 

3DIJTCD. 
John  21. 1 5I0  when  they  had  dined,  Jefus  faith  to 

SDfnJjabarj. 
Gw.36.32.Bcla  the  name  of  his  city  Dinbabab 

1  Chron.i.Ai 
2Dfiwer. 
Prov.  1 5.1 7.better  is  a  dinner  of  herbs  where 
Mattb.iz.^.l  have  prepared  my  dinner 
Luke  1 1.3  8.he  had  not  firft  wafhed  before  dinner 
14.12.when  thou  makeft  a  dinner  or  afupper 
SXotrejjljejSf. 
3  John  9#buc  Diot>epbes,Y/ho  loveth  to  have  the 

Dip. 
£*<M.i2.2  2.and  dip  it  in  the  blood  that  is  in  the 
^.4.6,pricft  fhall  dip  his  finger  in  the  blood 
i7.fhill  dip  his  finger  in  fome  of 
I4.6.and  fhall  dip  them  and  the  living  bird 
1 6.prieft  fhall  dip  his  right  fing.  in  the  oyle 
5 1. and  dip  them  in  the  blood  of  the  flaine 
Numb.  19. 18. and  dip  it  in  the  water 
Dent .3  3 .  i4_and  let  him  dip  his  foot  in  oyle 
Ruth  z.  i4.and  dip  thy  morfell  in  the  vinegar 
Luke  i(5.24.fend  Lazarus  that  he  may  dip  the  tip 

JDtppet). 

Gra.37.3  i.and  dippedthe  coat  in  the  blood 
Jojh.  3. 1  j.were  dipped  in  the  brim  of  the  water 
2  f<wg.5.i4.ihenhe  went  down  &  dipped  himfelf 
Pf.68.z-}.  that  thy  foot  may  be  dipped  in  the  blood 
John  1 3 .  26.a  fop  vv  hen  I  have  dipped  it 

and  when  he  had  dipped  the  fop 
iDfppetl). 
Af.tf.26.23.that  dippetb  his  hand  with  me  in  the 
Mar.m.zo.thatdippeth  with  me  in  the  difh 

5Dxpt. 
£co.9.9.and  he  dipt  his  finger  in  the  blood 

1  5aw.14.27.and  dipt  it  in  a  honey  combe 

2  Kjng.8. 1 5. and  dipt  it  in  water,and  fpread  it 
Key.  1 9. 1 3. he  wascloathedwitha  ve&uxc dipt  in 

IDfrect, 

GcK.46.28.to dircclhis  faceunto  Gofhen 
P(kl.<). -}.in  the  morning  will  I  direel  my  prayer 
Prow.3-6.and  he  fhall  direel  thy  paths 

1  i.5.righteoufneffe  of  the  perfe ft  fhall  direft 
Ecclef.10.  io,but  wifdome  is  profitable  to  diretl  - 
i/S.45.1 3«and  I  will  direel  his  wayes 

6 1. 8. and  I  will  direel  their  work  in  truth 
/cr.io.23.notin  man  that  walkethto^ireShis 

1  Tbef.2.1 1. our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift^Ver?  our  way 

2  Tbef.  3. 5. the  Lord  dwetS  your  hearts  unto 
5Di«ctetJ. 

_/»&  3  2.i4.he  hath  not  direcled  his  words  againft 
Pfal.i  19.5.O  that  my  wayes  were  direcled  to  keep 
7/iz.40.i3.whohath«(7raJ?«/  the  Spirit  of  the  Low 

"E)ite<tzty. 
Job  37.3.he  direcletb  it  under  the  whole  heaven 
Prov.  i6.9.but  the  Lord  direcletb  his  fteps 
21.29.as  for  the  upright,  he  direcletb  his  way 

^Direction. 
Numb. z  1 . 1 8. by  the  direclion  of  the  hw-giver 

IDttettlp, 

Numb.  i9.4,and  fprinkle  of  her  blood  directly 
£^.42.i2.eventhe  way  direclly  before  the  wall 

iDirt. 
Judg.}.zz.o\x  of  his  belly,and  the  iwrt  came  out 
PfaL\8.^z.\  did  caft  them  out  as  the  dirt 
i/^.57.20.whofe  waters  caft  up  mire  and  Sit 

EMfaHoro. 
Numb.  3  0.5. if  her  father  di fallow  her  in  the  day 
8.if  her  husband  difallow  her  on  the  day  that 
5DffalloS»c53. 
Num.  20.<.  becaufe  her  father difaUewedhzt 

'     '  n.n« 


D  IS 


D  I  S 


1 1  .her  husband  difallomd  her  not 
i  Pet.z.^.difallowed  indeed  of  men,  but  chofen  of 
7. the  ftone  which  the  builders  difallomd 
JDffanttlL 
Job  40.8.wilt  thou  alfo  difcmu.ll  my  judgment 
Ifc.14.17.and  who  (hall  #«»#  it 
Gal  2  17  cannot  difanull,  that  it  mould  make  . 

©ffanttHetJ. 
Ifc  18  18  covenant  with  death  (halbe  difanuUed 
J  '  JDihmllett). 

Gal  ?  K  no  man  difanulleth  nor  addeth  thereto 

SMfinmtifng. 
H^.7.i8.there  is  verily  a  difanulling  of  the  com. 

IDtfappoint. 
Pfc/.i7.i3.arife  O  Lord,  difappoint  him,  caft  him 

©tfappofnteo. 
Pro.i  5.zz.without  counfell  purpofes zee  difappoint. 

3Dtf appointed). 
Ji>  5.  1 1.  he  difappoixtcth  the  devices  of  the  crafty 

©ffcerne. 
Gra.3  1.3  i.difcemc  thou  what  is  thine  with  me 

^S.z^. difcerne  I  pray  thee  whofe  arethefe 
2  Saw.  1 4. 1 7  .to  difcerne  good  and  bad 

19.3  5  .and  can  difceme  between  good  and  evill 
1  ityz.3.9.that  I  may  difcerne  between  good  &  bad 

1 1. undemanding  to  difcerm  judgment 
Eya  3.13 .the  people  could  not  difcerne  the  noile 
fob  4.i6.butl  could  not  difcerne  the  form  thereof 

6.30.cannot  my  taft  difcerne  perverfe  things 
E^44.i3.and  caufe  men  to  difcerne  between 
Jonah  4. 1  1  .cannot  difcerne  between  the  right  hand 
AfaZ.-3.18. difcerne  between  the  right.  &  the  wicked 
Mat.i6.-$.cmdif.  the  face  of  the  skie  •  Lz^.iz.56. 
but  can  ye  not  difcerne  the  fignes  of 
Luke  1z.56.that  ye  doe  not  difceme  this  time 
Heb.f.  14.10  difcerne  both  good  and  evill 

©ffcerneU, 
Gwz.17.13.he  difcerned  him  not,becaufe  his  hands 
1  f(j«g.20.4i.andthekingof  Ifrael  difecrnedhim 
Prov.y.j.l  difcerned  among  the  youths,a  young 
1  C«/'.j.i4.becaufe  they  are  fpiritually  dif caned 

©tfesmer. 
Heb.4. 1 2.and  is  a  difcerner  of  the  thoughts 

3Dtfceroetfy« 
Ecclef.%.$.a  wife  mans  heart  difcernetb  both  time 

IDifcewtog. 
1  Cw.11.z9.not  difcemingthe  Lords  body 
1 2.  io.to  another  difcerniw  of  the  fpirits 
3Dtfc!jatge. 
Ecclef.B. S.thete  is  no  difcharge  in  that  warre 

JDffcljargeO. 
1  Xing.j.y.l  will  caufe  them  to  be  difcharged  there 

IDtfcfpIe. 
Waf.10.14.the  difciple  is  not  above  his  mafter,  nor 
z5.it  is  enough  for  the  difciple  that  he  be  as  his 

4z.in  the  name  of  a  difciple , verily  I  fay  to 
z7.57.who  alfo  himfelfe  was  Jefus  difciple 
Luke  6.40.the  difciple  is  not  above  his  mafter,but 
ZobB9.z8.and  faid,  Thou  art  his  difciple 
18.15.  and  fo  did  another  difciple 

that  difciple  was  known  unto  the  high 
i6.then  went  out  that  other  difciple  which  was 
19.z6.and  the  difciple  (landing,  by  whom  he 
Z7.then  faith  he  to  that  difciple,  Behold  thy 
from  that  houre  that  difciple  took  her 
38.being  a  difciple  of  Jefus,  but  fecretly,  for 
zo.z.and  the  other  difciple  whom  Jefus  loved 
3. and  that  other  difciple, and  came  to  the  fep. 
4.other  difciple  did  out-run  Peter 
8.then  went  in  alfo  that  other  difciple  which 
2 1. /.therefore  that  difciple  whom  Jefus  loved 
zo.Peter  feeth  the  difciple  whom  Jefus  loved 
z  3  .that  that  difciple  mould  not  die 
Z4.this  is  the  difciple  which  teftifieth  of  thefe 
Acts  9.io.a  certain  difciple  at  Damafcus  named 
z6.not  that  he  was  %  difciple 
3  6.at  Joppa  a  difciple  named  Tabitha 
.  16.  i.a  certain  difciple  was  there  named  Timot. 
z1.16.an  old  difc.  with  whom  we  fhould  lodge 

toiDifdple. 
Lufy>  14.z6.he  cannot  be  my  difciple 

Z7.and  come  after  me,  cannot  be  my  difciple 
33.forfaketh  notall.cannotbemy  difciple 
JDifCfpleS. 
M.!f.9.i4.then  came  to  him  the  difciples  of  John 
10  i.had  called  unto  him  histwelverfi/cjp/ej 


D  I  S        DI  S 

1 1. 1. an  end  of  commanding  his  twelve' difciples 
1 3.io.and  the  difciples  came  and  faid  to  him 
14.z6.when  the  difciples  faw  him  walking  on 
i7.6.when  the  difciples  heard  it,  they  fell  on 
i3.then  the  difciples  underftood  that  he  fpake 
i9.then  came  the  difciples  to  Jefus  apart 
i8.i.that  time  came  the  difciples  unto  Jefus 
19.13  .and  the  difciples  rebuked  them 
zo.i7.Jefus  took  the  twelve  difciples  apart 
zi.i.then.fent  Jefus  two  difciples 

6  .and  the  difciples  went,  and  did  as  Jefus 
zo.when  the  difciples  faw  it,they  marvelled 
z2.16.they  fent  out  unto  him  then  difciples 
24.3  .difciples came  to  him  privately,faying 
26.  i7.the  difciples  came  unto  Jefus,  faying 
ly.difciples  did  as  Jefus  had  appointed 
z6.and  gave  it  to  the  difciples,  and  faid 
3  j.likewife  alfo  faid  all  the  difciples 
36.and  faith  unto  the  difciples,  Sit  ye  here 
40.cometh  unto  the  difciples, and  findeth 
56.then  all  the  difciples  tor [00k  him^nd  fled 
28.16.then  the  eleven  difciples  went  away  into 
Mar.i.iS.thedifciples  of  John  &  the  Pharifees  faft 
why  do  the  difciples  of  John  and  the 
8.i4.the  difciples  had  forgotten  to  take  bread 
10.24.and  the  difciples  were  aftonied  at  his 
Luk.e  5. 3  3  .why  do  the  difciples  of  John  faft  often 
likewife  the  difciples  of  the  Pharifees 
7.1 8. and  the  difciples  of  John  (hew  him 
9-i6.gave  it  to  the  difciples  to  fet  before 
1 7.22.and  he  faid  unto  the  difciplcsfThe  days 
i9.37.multitudeof  the  difcip.  began  to  rejoyce 
John  1.3  7. and  the  two  difciples  heard  him  fpeak 
3.2j.between  fomeof  Johns  difciplesand  the 
4. 1. and  baptized  moe  difciples  then  John 

3  3. therefore  faid  the  difciples  one  to  another 
6.1 1. he  diftributed  to  thedifciples 

and  the  difciples  to  them  that  were  fet 
9.z8.butwe  are  Mofes  difciples 
1  i.i6.unto  his  fellow  difciples,  let  us  alfo  goc 
i3.5.and  began  to  warn  the  difciples  feet 

2z.then  the  difciples  looked  one  to  another 
18.17.thou  alfo  one  of  thismans  difciples 
20.10.then  the  difciples  went  away  againe 
i8.told  the  difciples,  that  (he  had  feen  the  L. 
i9.where  the  difciples  were  affembled  for  fear 
2o.then  were  the  difciples  glad,when  they 
2f.the  other  difciples  therefore  faid  to  him 
2 1. 1. (hewed  himfelfe  againe  tothe  difciples 
4-the  difciples  knew  not  that  it  was  Jefus 
8.and  the  other  difciples  came  in  a  little  (hip 
Acts  1.1 5. Peter  flood  up  in  the  midft  of  the  difcip. 
6.i.the  number  of  the  difciples  were  multiplied 
z.called  the  multitude  of  the  difciple  stxnto 
7.number  of  the  difciples  multiplied  in  Jeru. 
9.1.&  daughter  againft  the  difciples  of  the  Lord 
i9.Saul  certain  dayes  with  the  difciples 
z  f.then  the  difciples  tookc  him  by  night 
26. allayed  to  joyn  himfelf  to  the  difciples 
3 8. and  thedifciples  had  heard  that  Peter  was 
1  i.z6  difciples  were  Chriftians  fkft  in  Antioch 
29. then  the  difciples  every  man  according  to 
i3.52.and  the  difciples  were  filled  with  joy 
14.zo.as  the  difciples  flood  round  about 
zz.confirming  the  foules  of  the  difciples 
z8.they  abode  long  time  with  thedifciples 
1 5.10a  yoke  on  the  neck  of  the  difciples 
18. 2  3. (lengthening  all  the  difciples 

z/.exhorting  the  difciples  to  receive  him 
19.  i.and  finding  certain  difciples 
9.feparated  the  difciples  difputing  daily 
30.the  difciples  fuffered  him  not 
zo.i.Paul  called  unto  him  the  difciples 
7. the  difciples  came  together  to  break  bread 
30.10  draw  away  difciples  after  them 
zi.4.finding  difciples,  we  tarried  there  7.  dayes 
i6.went  with  us  alfo  certain  difciples  of  Cxf. 
Hw3Dffctple0. 
Mat.5.i.when  he  was  fet,his  difciples  came  to  him 
8.Z3  .into  a  (hit) ,his difciples  followed  him 

Z5.his  difciples  came  to  him,and  awoke  him 
$.ic.(inners  fate  down  with  him, and  his  difcip. 
1 1  .they  faid  unro  his  difciples,  Why  eateth 
i9.and  fo  did  his  difciples 
37.then  faith  he  unto  his  difciples,  The  harv. 
I2.i.and  his  difciples  were  an  hungred 
A  a  z 


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49.ftretched  forth  his  hand  toward  his  difcip- 
1 3-36.and  his  difciples  came  unto  him.faying 
14.1z.his  difciples  camejand  took  up  the  body 
1 5. was  eveninzphis  difciple sczme  to  him 
z  2.  Jefus  conftrained  his  difciples  to  get  into 
15.1  z.then  came  h is  difciples, and  (aid  to  him 
z3.and  his  difciples  came  and  befought  him 
3  z.then  Jefus  called  his  difciples, and  faid 
3  j.-artd  his  difciples  fay  unto  him,  Whence 
i6.5.and  when  his  difciples  were  come  to  the 
i3.heaskedhis  difciples,  faying,  Whom  do 
zo.then  charged  he  his  difciples,  that  they 
2 1  .to  (hew  unto  his  difciples,  how  that  he 
Z4.then  faid  Jefus  to  his  difciples,\£  any  man 
1 7-  ic.and  his  difciples  asked  him  faying,  Why 
19.  lo.his  difciples  fay  unto  him,  If  the  cafe  of 
23.then  (aid  Jefus  unto  his  difciple stfenly J. 
2  5.when  his  difciples  heard  it,  they  were 
24.i.and  his  difciples  came  to  him,  for  to  (hew 
26.i.thefe  fayings,he  faid  unto  his  difciples 
8.but  when  his  difciples  faw  it,  they  had 
27.64.left  his  difciples  come  by  night,and  fteal 
28.7.and  tell  his  difciples  that  he  is  rifen  from 
8.did  run  to  bring  his  difciples  word 
9.as  they  went  to  tell  his  difciples  toehold. 
1 3. fay  ye,His  difciples  came  by  night,  and 
Mark  z.  1 5  .with  Jefus  and  his  difciples,  fox  they 
16. they  faid  unto  his  difciples,  How  is  h 

2  3  .and  his  difciples  began  as  they  went  to 
3. /.withdrew  himfelf  with  his  difc.  tothe  fea 
5.3  i.and  his  difciples  [aid  unto  him,  Thou  feeft 
6,t.  and  his  difciples  follow  him 

29.and  when  his  difciples  heard  of  it,  they 

3  5.his  difciples  came  unto  him 

45-he  conftrained  his  difciples  to  get  into  the 
7.2.when  they  faw  fome  of  his  difciples  eat 

1 7  .his  difciples  asked  him  concerning  the 
8. 1. Jefus  called  his  difciples  unto  him 

4.and  hisii/c^/wanfwered  him,  From 
io.he  entred  into  a  (hip  with  his  difciples 
27. and  his  difciples  into  the  townes  of  Casf. 
by  the  way  he  asked  his  difciples, faying 
3  3. looked  on  his  difciples,  he  rebuked  Peter 
34-with  his  difciples  alfo,  he  faid  to  them 

9.18. his  difciples  asked  him  privately,  Why 
3  i.for  he  taught  his  difciples,and  faid  unto 

io.io.inthe  houfe  his  difciples  asked  him  again 
1 3. and  his  difciples  rebuked  thofe  that 
46.as  he  went  out  of  Jericho  with  hibdifcip. 

1 1.  i4.and  his  difciples  heard  it 

1  z. 43. and  called  unto  him  his  difciples,  and 

1 3.  i.one  of  his  difciples  faith  to  him,Mafter,fee 

14.1z.his  difciples  faid  unto  him,  Where  w  lit 
i6.and  his  difciples  went  forth 

16.7  .goe  your  way,and  tell  his  difciples, &  Peter 
Luke  5.3o.Pharifees  murmured  againft  his  difcip. 

6.  i.and  his  difciples  plucked  the  earcs  of  corn 
13. he  called  unto  him  his  difciples 
zo.he  lifted  up  his  eyes  on  his  difiples 

/.i  i.and  many  of  his  difciples  went  with  him 
19-John  calling  to  him  two  of  his  difciples 

S.p.his  difciples  asked  him  faying,What  might 
z  z.that  he  went  into  a  (hip  w  ith  his  difciples 

9-i.thcn  he  called  his  twelve  difciples  together 
i4.and  he  faid  unto  his  difciples, Make  them 

1 8  alone  praying,his  difciples  were  with  him 
54-and  when  his  difciple  shames  and  John 

11.1.3s  John  alfo  taught  his  difciples 
18.15.but  when  his  difciplesCaw  it,  they  rebuk. 
zz.3  9_and  his  difciples  alto  followed  him 
John  z.z.and  his  difciples  to  the  marriage 
1  i.and  his  difciples  beleeved  on  him 

1  z.and  h  is  difciples  and  they  continued 
i7.and  his  difciples remembred  that  it  was 
22. his  difciples  remembred  that  he  had  faid 

3-22.came  Jefus  and  his  difciples  into  the  land 
4.2.himfelf  baptized  not,but  his  difciples 
8  .for  his  difciples  were  gone  away  into  the 
2/.and  upon  this  came  his  difciples 
5  i.in  the  mean  while  hisd/fciples  prayed  him 
6.3  .there  he  fate  with  his  difciples 
16. his  difciples  went  down  into  the  fea 

2  2.fave  that  one  wherinto  his  difciples  entred 
Jefus  went  not  with  his  difciples  into 

his  difciples  were  gone  away  alone 
24.neither  his  difciple s,they  alfo  took 

6 1. that 


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6 1. that  his  difciples  murmured  at  it 
5?.2.and  hisdifiiples  asked  him,faying,  Who 


27  will  ye  alfo  be  his  difiiples 
1 1.8. his  d'ifciplesfay  unto  him.  Mailer,  the 
i  z.then  faid  his  difiiples,Lorii,i(  he  fleep 
J4.and  there  continued  with  his  difciples 
I2.i6.thefe  things  underftood  not  his  difciples 
16.29.his  difiiples  faid  unto  him,Loe  now 
1 8. 1. he  went  forth  with  his  difiiples  over  the 
into  the  which  he  entred  with  his  difcip. 
2.0ft  times  reforted  thither  with  his  difiiples 
20.26.againe  hisdifiiples  were  with  him 
Of  bis  ©ifcfplesf. 
Mat.S.z  i.another  of  his  difciples  faid  to  him,Lord 
u.z.hefent  two  of  his  difciples      Mark  11.1. 

&  14.13. 
Mar.ii.i.oneof  his  difciples  faith  unto  him 
Lukf  6.17. -mi.  the  company  of  his  difciples 
7. 19. John  calling  to  him  two  of  his  difciples 
1  i.i.when  he  ceafed.one  of  his  difciples  faid 
19.29.he  fent  two  of  his  difciples 
Job.  i.j  j.next  day  John  ftood,and  two  of  his  difi. 
6.8.one  of  his  difciples,  Andrew,faith  unto  him 
6o.rnany  therefore  of  his  difciples,  when 
66.from  that  time  many  of  his  difciples  went 
1 2.4.then  faith  one  of  his  difciples,  Judas 
13.23.one  of  his  difciples  whom  Jefus  loved 
i6.i7.thenfaid  fome  of  his  difciples  among 
18.19.high  Prieft  then  asked  Jefus  of  his  difi. 

2  j.art  not  thou  alfo  one  of  his  difiiples 
20.30.in  the  prefence  of  his  difiiples 
2i.2.and  two  other  of  his  difciples 
1 2.and  none  of  his  difiiples  durft  ask 
To  his  ©Ifciplesr. 
Mat.  14.  iy.gave  the  loaves  to  his  difi.  &  the  difi.to 

Ch3p.1j.36. 
23-i.then  fpake  Jefus  to  his  difciples 
26.45.then  cometh  he  to  his  difciples 
Mark  3-9-and  he  fpake  to  fas  difiiples, that  a  {hip 
4.3  4.he  expounded  all  things  to  his  difciples 
6.4 1  .and  gave  them  to  his  difc'tyles  to  fe  t  before 

Chap.8.6. 
9.  i4.and  when  he  came  to  his  difiiples,  he  faw 
10. 23. and  faith  unto  his  difiiples,  How  hardly 
14.3  2.and  he  faith  to  his  difciples,  Sit  ye  here 
li'\c 9.43.that  Jefus didjhe  faid  unto hisdifiiples 
10.23. he  turned  him  unto  his  difiiples 
1 2. 1  .he  began  to  fay  unto  his  difiiples  ft-ft 

Chap.  20.45. 
22.he  faid  unto  his  difiiples,  Therefore  I 
16. 1. he  faid  alfo  to  his  difiiples,  There  was 
1 7. 1. then  faid  he  to  his  difiiples,  It  is  impoflib. 
22.4f.and  was  come  to  hisdifiiples,  He  found 
John  6. 1 2.he  faid  unto  his  difiiples,  Gather 
1  i.7.after  that  faith  he  to  his  difiiples,  Let 
21.  i4.that  Jefus  (hewed  himfelfe  to  his  difciples 
My  3D(fcfple0. 
J[/2z.8.i6.fealethelaw  among  my  difiiples 
Mdf.26.18.the  paffeover  at  thy  houfe  with  my  dif. 
ito\i4.i4.there  fhal  I  eat  the  paffeov.with  my  dif. 

Lu\e  22.11. 
John  8.3  i.then  are  ye  my  difciples  indeed 
1 3.3  f  .that  ye  are  my  difiiples,  if  ye  love  one 
1  j.8.fo  fhall  ye  be  my  difciples 
Thy  ID  ff deles. 
Matth.$.  i4.faft  oft,  but  thy  difciples  faft  not 

Mark  2.1S. 
1 2.2.thy  difiiples  do  that  which  is  not  lawfull 
1  j.2.why  do  thy  difcip.  tranfgreffe  the  tradition 
17. 16.I  brought  him  to  thy  difciple *,and  they 
Mark  7-f.why  walk  not  thy  difciples  according  to 
9. 1 8.1  fpake  to  thy  difciples, that  they  mould 

Ln^e  9.40. 
Luke  i9.39.Mafter,  rebuke  thy  difciples 
John  7.3.that  thy  difciples  alfo  may  fee  the  works 

JDtfcipiine. 
Job  3  6. 1  o.he  openeth  alfo  their  eares  to  difiiplim 

3Dtfclofe. 
Ifit.  26. 2 1. earth  alfo  (hall  difilofe  her  blood 

iDtfcomffteD. 
Exod.i7.i7.~Jo(hvizdifcomfited  Amalek  and  his 
Num.14.^. difcomfited them  even  unto  Hormah 
Jojh.  10.  io.Lord difcomfited  them  before  Ifrael 
Judg.4.1  f.Lord  difcomfited  Sifera  and  all  his 

8 . 1 2.and  difcomfited  all  die  hoft 
1  S,«».7.io.and  difcomfited  them, and  they  were 


2  Sam.zz.i  5. lightii'mzJana' difcomfited  them 

Pfal.1S.14. 
Ifa-i  i.8.his  young  men  (hall  be  difcomfited 

©tfcoitifitttre. 
i  Sam.14. 20  .there  was  a  very  great  difcomfiture 

JDifcontcnteD, 
1  Sam.22.2.evety  one  that  was  difiontented, gather. 

2Dtfcontfnue, 
Jcr.  i7.4.even  thy  felfc  (hall  difiontinue  from 

JDffcoiu. 
PiW.6.i4.mifchief  continually,he  foweth  difiord 
19.&  him  that  foweth  difiord  among  brethr. 
3Dtfcotoer. 
•Dfaf.22.30.nor  difcover  his  fathers  skirt 
1  Sam.  i4.8.we  will  difcover  our  felves  unto  them 
Job  41.13  .who  can  difcover  the  face  of  his  garment 
P/'<?ui8.2.but  that  his  heatt  may  difcover  it  felf 

2?.9.and  difcover  not  his  fecret  to  another 
Ifit.j.  1 7.  Lord  will  difcover  their  fecret  parts 
Jcr.  13.26. difcover  thy  skirts  upon  thy  face,  that 

Nahum  3.5. 
.km4.22.he  will  difcover  thy  finnes 
E^k- 1^. 3  7 .will  difcover  thy  nakedneffe  to  them 
Hof2.10.now  will  I  difcover  her  Iewdneffe 
Micah  1. 6.1  will  difcover  the  foundations  thereof 

SDffcotoereO. 
Exod.zo.26.thzt  thy  nakedneffe  be  not  difcovered 
Lev. 20. 1 8  .he  hath  difcovered  her  founta  ine  an  d 
1  S1w2.14.11.both  of  them  difcovered  themfthes 

2  2.6.that  David  was  difcovered 
2S<«z.22.i6.foundat}ons  of  the  world  were  difi. 

Pfal.iS.i^. 
//<z.22.8.and  he  difcovered  the  covering  of  Judah 

5  7. 8. for  thou  haft  difcovered  thy  felf 
Jer.  13.2  2.are  thy  skirts  difcovercd,and  thy  hecles 
Lam.2. 1 4.they  have  not  difcovered  thine  iniquity 
£^£.13. ^.foundation  thereof  (hall  be  difcovered 
16.36.and  thy  nakedneffe  difcovered  through 

57.before  thy  nakedneffe  was  difcovered 
21.24.jn  that  your  tranfgreffions  are  difcovered 
2  2.  io.in  thee  have  they  difcovered  their  fathers 
23.io.thefe  difcovered  her  nakedneffe 

i8.ihe  difcovered  her whoredome  &  difcov. 
29.nakedn.of  thy  whoredomes  (hall  he  difi. 
Hof.j.  i.iniquiry  of  Ephraim  was  difcovered 
Alls  2i.3.when  we  had  difcovered Cyprus, we 
27.39.but  they  difcovered  a.  certain  creek 
IDifcoberetl). 
Job  1 2.2  2. he  difcovereth  deep  things  out  of 
Pfal. zg.g.znd  difcovereth  the  forrefts 

JDlfcotwing, 
Hab.3.1  3. by  difcoverin?  the  foundation  unto  the 

©tfcotwage. 
Num.-$  2.7 .wherefore  difcourage  ye  the  heart  of  the 

SDtfeouragcO. 
2V«»z.2i.4.fouI  of  the  people  was  much  difcouraged 

3  z.^.they  difcouraged  the  heart  of  the  children 
De«f.i.2i.feare  not)  neither  be  difcouraged 

2  8. our  brethren  have  difcouraged  out  heart 
lfit.^z.q.nor  be  difcouraged,  till  he  have  fet  judgra. 
Col.  3. 2 1. left  they  he  difcouraged 
©ifcreet. 
Gen.4 1 . 3  3  .let  Pharaoh  look  out  a  man  difcreet 

39-there  is  nonefo  difcreet  as  thou 
Titus  2.?.to  be  difcreet,  chaft,keepers  at  home 

SDtfcreeth?. 
Mark  12.34.when  Jefus  faw  that  he  anfw. difcreet ly 

JDtfctttton, 
Pfal.  1 1 2. 5.he  will  guide  his  affaires  with  difiretion 
Prov.1.4.10  the  young  man  knowledge  &  difiretion 
2.  n. dij cretion  (hall  preferve  thee 
3.21  .keep  found  w i fdome  an d  difiretion 
y.2.that  thou  mayeft  regard  difiretion 
1  i.22.fo  is  a  faire  woman  without  difiretion 
19. 1  l.difiretion  of  a  man  deferreth  his  anger 
lfa.zS.z6.his  God  doth  inftruc~t  him  todifiretion 
Jer.  10. 1 2.ftretched  out  thi  heavens  by  hisdifiret. 
3Dtft»afoeD. 

1  SdTfl.17.42.and  faw  David,hedifdahedhim 
Job  3o.i.whofe  fathers  I  would  have  difdained to 

©ffeafe. 

2  K%.i.2.whetherl  (hall  recover  ofthisdifeafe 
8.8.by  him,faying,  Shal  I  recover  of  this  difiafe 

Verf.9. 
2  Chro.  16. 1 2.his  difiafe  was  exceeding  great 

in  his  difiafe  he  fought  not  to  the  L. 


2 1 . 1 5  .by  difiafe  in  thy  bowels  until]  thy 
1 8. in  his  bowels  with  an  incurable  difiafe 
Job  3  o.  1 8  .by  the  great  force  of  my  difiafe 
Pfal. 3 8. 7. with  a  loathfome  difiafe 

4 1.8  .an  evill  difiafe,  fay  they,  cleaveth  faft 
Ecclef.6. z.and  it  is  an  evill  difiafe 
Matth.q.zz.healing  all  manner  of  difiafe  among 

Chap  9.3  5. 
io.i.and  to  heale  all  manner  of  difiafe 
John  5.4.W3S  made  whole  of  wkitfoever  difiafe 

3DffeafeD. 
1  King.  1 5. 2  3  .of  his  old  age  he  was  difi.  in  his  feet 
2  Chron.i6.iz, 
£^.344.the  difcafedhweye  not  ftrengthened 

2 1.&  pulht  all  the  difeafed  with  your  homes 

Mat^. zo.womjin  which  was  difeafed  with  an  iffue 

14.3  y.brought  unto  him  all  that  were  difeafed 

Mark  1.32, 

Job.  6.2.  which  he  did  on.  them  that  were  difeafed 

©ifeafeiS. 
Exod.i$.z6.I  willputnone  of  thefe  difiafe  sen 

Deut.-j.ii. 
Dent.zS.6o.hnnz  upon  thee  all  thedifeafes  of  Eg. 
2  Chron.  2 1 . 1 9/0  he  died  of  fore  difiafe  s 

24. 2  j.for  they  left  him  in  great  difeafes 
Pfal.  103 .3 .who  healeth  all  thy  difeafes 
Mattb.^.zq.that  were  taken  with  diverfe difeafes 
iktoM.34.heal.  many  that  were  fickof  div.  difeafes 
Lidie  4. 40. that  had  any  fick  with  divetiedifiafis 
6.i7.tobehealed  of  their  difiafes 
9.i.overalldivels,andto  cure  difeafes 
Acls  19.12  and  the  difeafes  departed  from  them 
28.9.others  alfo  w*  had  difeafes  in  the  Ifland 
©fffigure. 
Matth.6.16. for  they  disfigure  their  faces,  that  they 

©ifgrace. 
Jer.14.2 1  .do  not  difigrace  the  throneof  thy  glory 

2Difguffe. 

1  2\itf.g-i4-2.and  difguife  thyfelfe,thatthoubenot 

22.30.I  will  difguife  my  felf,and  enter  into  the 

2  Chron.iS.zy. 

JDifgnifeD, 

1  Sa»z.28.8.and  Saul  difguifidhimfdf,  and  put  on 

1  iCrag.20.38.and  difguifid  himfelf  with  aihes  on 
22-30.kingof  Ifrael  difguifid  himfelf,  and 

2  Chron.1S.29. 

2  Chro.i  5.2  z.difguifed  himfelf,  that  he  might  fight 
IDffgutfetrj. 

Job  24. 1  f.fhall  fee  me  :  and  difiguifeth  his  face 

ID  Ob. 
Judg.  5. 2  5. brought  forth  butter  in  a  lordly  difh 
2  Kjng.21 . 1 3  .as  a  man  wipeth  a  difh,  wiping  it  & 
Afe.26.23.dippeth  his  hand  with  me  in  thedifh 
ikto.14.20.that  dippeth  with  me  in  the  Hifit 

©<Q)an. 
Gfw.36.21.fons of  Seir  Dilhon,  Ezer,Difhan 

1  Cbron.1.1 
28.children  of  Difhan  are  thefe:  Uz,&  Aran 
3  i.duke  Diihon,duke  Ezer,duke  Difhan 

2)ffl;es. 
Exod.2  y.29.thou  (halt  make  thedifhes  thereof,  and 

37.16.his  difhes  and  his  fpoones 
2v7«0f>.4.7.andjput  thereon  the  difhes 

5Df(hon. 
Gen.  3  6. 2 1  .fons  of  Seir,  Difhon,  Ezer,  Difhan 

1  Chron.i.1%. 
2j.children  of  Anah,  Difhon, 81  Aholibamah 
1  Cbron.141. 
26  children  of  Difhon  :  Hemdan  &  Efliban 
1  Chron.  1.4 1. 
30.duke  Difhon,  duke  Ezer,  duke  Difhan 
5D(fhoneft. 
£^.22. 1 3  .at  thy  dijbonefl  gaine,which  thou 
27.dtftroy  foules  to  get  difhonefi  gaine 

©Hboneft^. 
2  Cor.4.2.renounced  the  hidde  things  of  diponejlj 

5D(Chonottr. 
Eya  4.14  meet  for  us  to  fee  the  kings  difhonowt 
Pfal.i  <.26.be  clothed  with fhame  and  difhonour 

Pfal.71.ii 
69. 1 9.knowne  my  difhonour,  mine  adverfaries 
Prov.6.1 3.a  wound  and  dijhonour  fhall  he  get 
Ro/».9.2i.and  another  to  difhonour 

1  Cor.  1 5.43. it  is  fowen  in  difhonour, it  is  raifed 

2  0.6.8.by  honour  and  difhonour 
2  Ti;».2.20.fome  to  honour,and  fome  to  diflmour 

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/ofe.8.49.1  honour  my  Fatherland  ye  difbonour  me 
Rom.i.z4.to  difbonour  their  own  bodies 

5D<fljonoureft. 

Rom.z.zz. breaking  the  law  dtfhonourefl  thou  God 

jDifyononretrj, 
^ficflb  7.6.the  fon  difbonoureth  the  father 
1  Cor.ii.4.headcovetedfdifbonoureth  his  head 
5  head  uncovered,  difbonoureth  her  head 

Numb.14.1z.ind  difmberit  them,and  will  mike  of 

©tfmapeti. 
De/tf.3  i.8.fearc  not,  neither  be  difmayed 
Jofh.i.g.neithet  be  thou  difmayed,  for  the  Lord 
8.i.neither  be  thou  difmayed,take  all  the  people 
1 0.15. nor  be  difmayed  jae  flrong  and  of  a  good 

1  Sam.17.1 1. they  vrendifmayed&nA  greatly  afraid 

2  K?«g  19.26.they  vietedifmayed  and  confounded 

Ifrf.37.27. 

1  Ckos.  22.13  .dread  not,  nor  be  difmayed 

28 .  2o.feare  not,nor  be  difmayed 
%  Cb1m.10.15.nor  bedifmayed,by  reafon  of  this 
i7.nurbe  difmayed, to  morrow  go  out 
3  2.7.nor  difmayed  fit  the  king  of  Affyria 
2/J.21.3.I  was  difmayed  it  the  feeing  of  it 
41.10.be  not  difmayed,  for  I  am  thy  God 
2  3  .that  they  may  be  difmayed 
Jer. 1.17. be  notdifmayed  at  their  faces 
8.9.they  3re  difmayed  and  taken 
1c2.be  not  difmayed  at  the  (igncsof  heaven 

the  heathen  are  difmayed  at  them 
17.  i8.them  be  difmayed,bnt  let  not  me  be  difm. 
23.4.nor  be  difmayed,neit\Kt  {hall  they 
3o.io.neitherberf^w<i,  Olfrael :  forloe,l 
Ch.46.27. 
46.  ^.wherefore  have  I  feen  them  difmayed 
48.i.Mifgab  is  confounded  and  difmayed 
49.37.I  will  caufe  Elam  to  be  difmayed 
50.36.and  they  (hall  be  difmayed' 
E^e£.2.6.nor  be  difmayed  at  their  looks,  though 

Chap.3.9. 
Obad.y. thy  mighty  men  O  Teman  (halbe  difmayed 

©ifwapfotg. 
Jer^.^^.a  difmaying  to  all  them  about  him 
IDffmtffeO, 

2  CJw.i3.8Jehojada  the  prieft  difmiffed  not  the 
Acls  1 5.30.(0  when  they  were difmi(fed,they 

19.4 1. he  difmiffed  the  affembly 

©ffobetifeitee. 
Rom.  5.  i9.by  one  mans  difobedience  many  were 
2  Cirt.  io.6.to  revenge  all  difobedience ,when  your 
Ephef.z.z.in  the  children  of  difobedience 

<.6.wrath  of  God  upon  the  children  of  difobed. 

Col.3.6. 
Heb.z  2.and difobedience  received.!  juft  recomp. 

©tfobeOtent. 
1  Kjng.13.z6.who  was  difobedient  unto  the  word 
iVek9.16.they  were  difobedient,  and  rebelled 
Lu\e  1. 17. difobedient  to  the  wifdome  of  the  juft 
Acls  26.19.I  was  not  difobedient  unto  the  heavenly 
to.i^o.inventers  of  evill  things,<fli/tf.to  patents 

zTim.^.z. 
10.21.  unto  a  difobedient  and  gainfaying  people 
1  Tim.i.9  but  for  the  lawlcffe  and  difobedient 
Titm  1.  i6.being  abominable  and  difobedient 

3.3J#e&f,deceived,ferving  diverfe  lufts 
1  P^.z.7.but  unto  them  which  be  difobedient 
8.ftumble  at  the  word,being  difobedient 
3.20.which'fometimes  were  difobedient 
©IfobepeD. 

1  Kin? .1 3.2 i.as  thou  hatldifobeyed  the  mouth  of 

©tfojuerlp. 

2  Thefy.G.that  walketh  diforderly^md  not  after 

7-behaved  not  our  felves  diforderly 
1 1. which  walk  among  you  diforderly 

©ifpatch, 

E^.3  3-47.and  dijpatch  them  with  their  fwords 

©ifpenfcitton. 
1  Coi:$.q7.z  difpenfatton  of  the  Gofpel  is  commit. 
Epb.i.io.in  the  difpenfation  of  the  fulneffe  of 

3>2.have  heard  of  the  difpenfation  of  the  grace 
C0/.1.25  .according  to  the  difpenfation  of  God 

©ffperfe. 
1  Sam.14.1q  difperfk  your  felves  among  the  people 
i'rov.i  j.7.1ips  of  the  wife  -i/^r/e  knowledge 


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E\ek.iz.i<$.and  differ fe  them  in  the  countreyes 

Ch. 20. 23.8c  29.12.&  30.23.V.26. 
22.1  j.and  difperfe  thee  in  the  countreyes 
SDifperfeD. 
2  Cfo-fl.  1 1. 2 3. and  difperfed  of  all  his  children 
M/7.3 .8.and  difperfed  among  the  people  in  all    ' 
Pfal.  1 1 2.9-he  hath  difperfed' he  hath  given  to  the 

2  Cor.y.c). 
Prov.f  .i6.1et  thy  fountaines  be  difperfed  abroad 
i/rf.i  i.i2.gather  together  the  difperfed  of  Judah 
E^.36.i9.they  were  di/p.  thorow  the  countreyes 
Zepk.^. iceven  the  daughter  of  my  difperfed  (hall 
J"ofe  7.3  5.will  he  goe  unto  the  difperfed  among 
Acls  5-37-as  many  as  obeyed  him  were  difperfed 

©tfperCottjff. 
Jer.25.34.and  of  your  difperfions  ate  accomplifhed 

SDlfplapeO. 
P/«/.6o.4.that  it  may  be  difp/ayed,  becaufe  of 

©tfpleafe. 

Gen.%  1.3  5. let  it  not  difpleafe  my  Lord  that  I 
Iv«;#.23.34.therefore  if  it  difpleafe  thee,I  will  get 

1  Sam. 29.7 .that  thou  difpleafe  not  the  Lords  of 

2  Sam.i  1. 2 5. let  not  this  thing  difpleafe  thee 
Pjo.24.18.it  difpleafe  him,and  he  turn  a.vay 

SDlfpIcafcD, 
Ge».38.io.thing  which  he  did  difpleafed  the  Lord 

48.17.upon  the  head  of  Ephtaim,it  difp.him 
Num.  1 1 .  i.people  complained,it  difpkafed  the  L. 
1  o.Mofes  alfo  was  difpleafed 

1  Sam.8.6.but  thethingdifpleafedSamud 

i8.8.and  the  faying  difpleafed  him 

2  Sam.6.8. and  David  was  difpleafed  becaufe  the 

1  Cbron.  1 3 . 1 1 . 
11.27.that  David  had  done,  difpkafed  the  Lord 
1  Kjiig.  1 .6. his  father  had  not  difpleafed  him 
20.43 .King  of  Ifr.  went  to  his  houfe  difpleafed 
Chap.21.4. 
1  Cfo-tf^j.. 7.8:  God  was  aifpWafed  with  this  thing 
P/2r/.6o.i.thou  haft  been  difpleafed,  O  turn 
//d.  5 p.  1 5. and  it  difpkafed  him  that  there  was  no 
7)<#z.6. i4.was  fore  difpleafed  with  hi mfelf 
./07M&  4. 1. but  it  difpkafed  Jonah  exceedingly 
ffa6.3.8.was  the  Lord  difpleafed  againft  the  rivers 
Zeih.i.z.the  Lord  hath  been  fore  difpleafed  with 
15.I  am  veryfore  difpleafed  with  the  heathen 
fori  was  but  a  lit  tie  difpleafed 
Matth.zi.i  5. they  were  fore  difpleafed 
Mzr.10.14.he  was  much  difpkafed, -and  faidi'Siiffer 

4 1. began  to  be  much  difpleafed  with  James 
Acls  i2.20.Herod  was  highly  difpkafed  with 
©ifpleafure. 

Vent. 9. 1 9.I  was  afraid  of  the  hot  difpkafure 
Judg.i  5. 3. though  I  doe  them  a  difpkafure 
Pfal.z'.^.and  vexe  them  in  his  fore  difpkafure 
6.1.  neither  chaften  me  in  thy  hot  difpkafure 

Chap. 3  8.1. 
©ifpofcu. 

Job  34.13.or  who  hath  difp'ofedthe  whole  world 

37.15.you  know  when  God  difpofed  them 
Acls  18.27 .when  he  was  difpofed  to  paffe  unto 
1  Cor.  10.27.and  ye  be  difpofed  to  goe 

©ifpbfing. 
P ro.i 6. 3  3. whole  difpopng  thereof  is  of  the  Lord 

IDifpottttatt, 

Acls  7. 5 3. received  the  law  by  the  difp.of  Angels 

©tfpofTefTe. 
Num. 3  3.5 3. ye  (hall  difpoffeffe  the  inhabitants  bf 
Deot7.17.how  can  I  difpoffeffe  them 

©tfpouefTeD, 

2Vww.32.39.and  dijpo(]effed  the  Amorite  which 
/w/g-1 1. 2 3. God  of  Ifr.hath  difpoffeffed  the  Amor. 

iDtfpittatfott. 

<4<fo  1  j.z.difputat'wn  with  them>  they  determined 

IDifputatfonff. 

i?o#2.i4.i.but  not  to  doubtfull  difputations 

IDifpate. 

/ob  23.7.there  the  righteous  might  difpute  with 

JDffputeD. 

M rfr.9.3  3  ,w  hat  was  it  that  ye  difputed  among  your 

34.by  the  way  they  had  difputed  among 
Acls  9.29-and  difputed  among  the  Grecians 
1 7. 1 7. there  difputed  he  in  the  fynagogue 
Jude  9.he  difputed  about  the  body  of  Mofes 

SDtfpctter. 

1  C<»'.i.20.where  is  the  difputer  of  this  world 

A  a  3 


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iDtSputfrtg. 
Acls  6.9.them  of  Alia  disputing  with  Step'ien 
1 5.7. had  been  much  difputing, Peter  rote 
19.S. difputing  and  perfwading  the  things 

c/.difputing  daily  in  the  fchool  of  one  Tyran. 
24.1  zjifputing  with  any  man,  neither  railing 
IDifputings, 
PbiLz.14.do  all  things  without  difputings 
1  Tim.6. 5. perverfe  difputings  of  men 
iDtfqwet. 

Zer.50.34.and  difqukt  the  inhabitants  of  Babylon 

SDifquteteD. 
iSam.zS.i  5.why  haft  thou  difquieted me,  to  brinw 
P/S/.  3  9.6.furel"y  they  are  difquieted  in  vaine 
42. 5  .why  art  thou  difquieted  in  me      Verf.  1 1 . 

P/S/.43.5, 
Pw. 3 o.ito;  for  three  things  the  earth  is  difquieted 

5Difqn(etnea*e. 

Pfal.$8.8.by  reafon  of  the  iifquietneff'e  of  my  heart 

iDtileinbltO. 
/o/fl.7. 1  i.diffembkd^  alfo,  and  have  put  it 
_7er.42.20.fe.ryc  diffembki  in  your  hearts 
G«£j.i$.other  Jewesa^OTiVedlikewife 

©iflembleriff. 

Vfal.  2<5.4.neither  will  I  go  in  with difembfers 

©ilTeiubletr;. 
Pro.26'.24.that  hateth,  diffembletb  with  his  lips 

SDUTentfon. 

Acls  1 5.2.Paul  &  Barnab.had  no  fmall  diffention 
23.7.there  arofe  a  diffention  between  the  Phar. 
io.when  there  arofe  a  great  diffention. 
©tffimtiiatton. 

te.i2.9.let  love  be  without  diffimdation 
Gal.z.ii.was  carried  away  with  their  dijjimulation 

Dan.5.16.  that  thou  canft  diffolve  doubts 
IDiflToitoeu. 

Pfal.7  5.8.all  the  inhabitants  thereof  are  diffolved 
Ifa.  14.3  i.thou  whole  Paleftine  art  diffolved 
24.19.the  earth  is  cleane  diffolved 
34.4.all  the  hoft  of  heaven  flialbe  diffolved 
Nab.z.6.and  the  palace  (halbe  diffolved 
2  Cor.  5. 1. houfe  of  this  tabernacle  were  diffolved 
z  Pet.  3. 1 1. that  all  thefe  things  (halbe  diffolved 
1 2.the  heavens  being  on  fire  (halbe  diffolved 
JDilToIbeft. 
Job  30.2tand  diffolvesl  my  fubftance 

DiffoltJtng. 
Dan.  5. 1 2.and  diffolving  of  doubts  were  found 

felftaffe. 
Prov.  3 1 . 1 9-and  her  hands  hold  the  dislaffh 

©Iftant. 
EA'oi.36.2  2.two  tenons  equally  diflant 

3D.atH. 
Bcut.i  2.2.my  fpeech  (hall  rf/ffi/Z as  the  deaw 
Job  3 6. 2 8. and  dijiill upon  min  abundantly 

IDtCKnctton. 

1  Cor.  1 4.7  .except  they  give  a  difiincl.  in  the  founds 
©tafnctl.?. 

iVe/;.8.8.read  thebobk  in  the  law  of  Goidiftinclly 

©iftracteO. 
Pfal.88.1 5.while  I  fufter  thy  terrors  I  am  diflracled 

5D(ftractton. 
1  Cw.7.3  5.  attend  on  £ne  Lord  without  diflraclion 

©iftreffe. 
Ge».3  5-3.anfwered  me  in  the  day  of my  difreffe 
42.21  .therefore  is  this  diflreffe  come  upon  us_ 
Juig.  1  i.7.unto  me  now;when  ye  are  in  diflreffe 
1  S#».22.2.every  one  that  wa.s  in  diflreffe 
z  Sam.zz.7An  my  diflreffe  I  called  on  the  Lord 

Pfal.i8.6.8c  U8.5.&X20.1. 
1  Kim.  1 .29.redeemed  my  foul  out  of  all  diftrefle 
z  Cbfon.z8.zz.\n  the  time  of  his  diflreffe  did  he 
Neh.z.i7.ye  fee  the  diflre fe  thatwearein 

9.37  .and  we  are  in  great  diflreffe 
Pfal.4. 1. enlarged  me  when  I  was  in  diflreffe 
Prov.  1.  zj. whin  diflreffe  comethupon  you 
lfa.zt,.4.and  ftrcngth  to  the  needy  in  his  diflreffe 
Lam.i.zo.fov  I  am  in  diflreffe 
Obai.  1  i.fpoken  proudly  in  the  day  of  diflreffe 

i4.that  did  remaine  in  the  day  of  diflreffe 
Zeph.  1 . 1 5  .that  day  is  a  day  of  diflreffe 

17 .1  will  bring  diflreffe  upon  men  that 
Luke  2 1  •  2  3  .for  there  thai  1  be  great  diflreffe 
2  5.upon  the  earth  diflreffe  of  nations 
Rom.8.1  f.fhall  tribulation,  or  diflreffe, ot  perfect. 
1  C0r.7-26.that 


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i  O;;  .7. 26. that  this  is  good  for  the  prefent  dijlrejfe 
1  Thef.7.j. and  diStreffe  by  your  faith 

JDtftreffe. 
Dciittz.o.diflrejfe  not  the  Moabites  neither 

ip.children  of  Ammoi\,diflre(l'c  them  not 
18.5  j. wherewith  thine  enem. fhall  diStreffe  thee 
Chap.  5  5.  $7. 
lfa.zg.z.yetl  will  diftrefj'c.Atie\,zna 

7-that  dijirefje  her  fhall  be  as  a  dreame 
/c/'.  10. 1 8.1  xiiWdiSlreffe  them,  ihat  they  may 

Gen.^.y. Jacob  was  greatly  afraid,and  diflrejjed 
Num.zz.i.and  Moab  was  diStreffe  d becaufe  of  lie 
Judg.z.i  -j.and  they  were  greatly  diSlreffed 
10.9X0  that  Krael  was  fore  diflrejjed 

1  Sam.  1 3 .6. for  the  people  were  diflrejjed 

14.14.the  men  of  Ifrael  were  diSlreffed 
28.1  5. Saul  anfwered,  I  am  fore  diSlreffed 
30.6.and  David  was  greatly  diSlreffed 
z  Sam.i.z6.\  am  diSlr.iox  thee,my  broth. Jonathan 

2  C/;>(?.28.2C.and  diflrejjed him,but  helped  not 
2  Cor.^.S.yn  not  dijlrefj'ed,  we  are  perplexed 

£>ittreft"e£, 

Pfal.z^.  1 7.O  bring  thou  me  out  of  my  difireffes 
io7.6.delivered  them  out  of  their  difireffes 
1 3  .he  faved  them  out  of  their  difireffes 

Verfe  19. 
28.bringeth  them  out  of  their  difireffes 
E^.30.  i6.Noph  fhall  have  difireffes  daily 
2  Cor.6.4. in  neceflities>in  difireffes 

12.10.I  take  pleafure  in  difir.fox  Chriftsfake 

HDtOtfbate. 

Jofli.  13.3  2.whtch  Mofes  did  distribute  for  inherit . 
2  Cbro.^i.i^.diftribute  the  oblations  of  the  Lord 
Neb.  1 3 . 1 3. and  their  office  was  to  distribute 
Luke  itt.zz.and  diftribute  unto  the  poore 
1  Tim.6. 18. ready  to  diftrib.  willing  to  communic. 

iDiftributca. 
Jojh.  1 4. 1. children  oflCratldiflriliutcd  for  inherit. 
1  Cbron.  24.3. David  diftributcd  them  both 
2C/;;U23.i8.whomDavid  had diflrib.in  the  houfe 
Joh.6.1 1. he  distributed  to  the  difciples,and 

1  tV.7.i7.as  God  hath  distributed  to  every  man 

2  Cw.  1 0.1 3. rule  which  God  hath  diflributcd  to  us 

©iftributetl). 
JW  21.17.G0d  diflributeth  forrowes  in  his  anger 

IDtftrtbiittng, 
Ko«.  12.13  .distributing  to  the  neceffity  of  Saints 

3Dfftrtbatfott. 
/4&  4.3  5  .and  distribution  was  made  unto  every 
2  C0/.9.13.&  for  your  liberall  distribution  to  them 

iDftci). 
/ob  9.3 1. yet  (halt  thou  plunge  me  in,  the  ditch 
Pfal.y.i^. is  fallen  into  the  ditch  which  he  made 
Prov. 2  3. 27. for  a  whore  is  a  deep  difc^ 
lfa.zz.ii.yz  made  a\(o  a  ditch  between  the  wals 
Matth.i  5.i4.both  (hall  fall  into  the  dtfcfe 
Luke  6.39'.(hill  they  not  both  fall  into  the  &J; 

1Ditcr)e0, 
2  Krag.J.ifi.make  this  valley  full  of  ditches 

iDifeerfe. 
Lcv.19.19.thy  cattell  gender  with  a  diverfe  kinde 
Deut.zz.o.not  fow  thy  vineyard  v/hbdiverfe  feeds 
1 1  .not  wcare  a  garment  of  diverfe  forts 
25.13  .not  have  in  thy  bag  diverfe  weights 
14.1101  have  in  thine  houfe  diverfe  meafures 
Judg.^.^oXo  Silcraa  prey  of  diverfe  colours 

discolours  of  needle  work     V.30. 
z  S.«z.i3.i8.fhehad  agarmentof  diverfe  colours 
1 9.rent  her  garment  of  diverfe  colours 

1  c%ri.29.2.gliftering  ftones,  &  of  diverfe  colours 

2  Chro.  16. i4.ahd  diverfe  kindes  offpices 

2 1. 4. flew  diverfe  alfo  of  the  princes  of  Ifrael 

30.1  i.nevertheleffe  diverfe  of  Afher  humbled 

Efib.  i.7.the  veffels  being  diverfe  one  from  another 

3.8.their  lawes  are  diverfe  from  all  people 
Vfal.-jK.^.hz  (entdiverfe  forts  of  flics  amongft 

1 05. 4 1.  there  came  diverfe  forts  of  flies 
Pro.zo.io.diverfe  weights  and  diverfe  meafures 

,zi..diverfe  weights  is  abomination  unto  the 
Ecctef.j.j.thzte  are  alfo  diverfe  vanities>  but 
E^.i6.i6.deckedft  thy  high  places  with  diverfe 
17.3  .which  had  diverfe  colours>cameuntoLeb. 
Dan.j. .3. diverfe  one  from  another 

7. it  was  diverfe  from  all  the  beaft; 

1 9.W  hich  was  diverfe  from  all  the  others 


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23. which  fhall  be  diverfe  from  all  kingdoms 
24.he  fhall  be  diverfe  from  the  firft 
Mattb.a.z^.tbat  were  taken  with  diverfe  difeafes 
24.7. and  earthquakes  in  diverfe  places 

Mar.\2$.Lul(eiJi.ii. 
Mar.  1. 3  4.heal.many  that  were  fick  of  div.dikafcs 

8. 3. for  diverfe  of  them  came  from  farre 
Luke  4.40. diverfe  difeafes,  brought  them  to  him 
Ails  i9.9.butwhen  diverfe  were  hardened,  and 
1  Cor.  1 2.  io.to  another  diverfe  kindes  of  tongues 
2 1'im.2.6.\ei  away  v/ith-diverfe  lufts 
Titus  2. ^.Caving  diverfe  lufts 
Heb.  1. 1. in  diverfe  manners  fpnke  in  time  pall 
2.4-with  diverfe  miracles  bearing  wimeffc 
o.io.diverfe  wafhings  and  carnall  ordinances 
1 3.9.be  not  carried  about  with  divers  doctrines 
Jam.  1 .2.when  ye  fall  into  diverfe  temptations 
©toerfities. 

1  Cw.iL4.n0w  there  are  diver fities  of  gifts 

6.are  diver  fities  of  operations,  but  the  fame 
28  Jn  governments  diver  fities  of  tongues 

Gen.i.6.let  the  firmament  divide  the  waters 
i4.1ights  to  divide  the  day  from  the  night 
i8.to  divide  the  light  from  the  darknefle 
49.27.at  nightdivide  thefpoile 
Ext.  14.  it>.fhetch  thine  hand  over  the  fea,&  divide 
z  1.3  5. and  divide  the  money  of  it 

the  dead  oxe  alfo  they  fhall  divide 
26.3  3 .the  vaile  (haWdivide  unto  you  between 
LewM.i7.but  fhall  not  divide  itafunder 

Chap. 5. 8. 
1  i.4.or  of  them  that  divide  the  hoofe 
7. though  he.divide  the  hoofe,and  be  cloven 
Num. 3  1. zj. and  divide  the  prey  into  two  parts 
3  3-54-ye  fhall  divide  the  land  by  lot 
34.i7.vvhich  (hzWdivide  the  land  unto  you' 
1 8. to  divide  the  land  by  inheritance 
29^0  divide  the  inherit,  unto  the  children  of 
Deut.iq.j.or  of  them  that  divide  the  cloven  hoofe 
but  divide  not  the  hoof,  therefore 
1 9. 3. and  divide  the  coaft,s  of  thy  land 
Jojh.i. 6. to  this  people  (halt  thou  divide 
1 3'.6.oneIy  divide  thou  it  by  lot  unto 
7.now  therefore  divide  this  land 
i8.5.they  (hall  divide  it  into  feven  parts 
zz.S.divide  the  fpoile, of  your  enemies 

2  S<W2.i9.29.thoti  and  Ziba  divide  the  land 
1  King.  3. 25.  divide  the  living  child  in  two 

26.neithermine  nor  thine,  but  divide  it 
Neh.$.  1 1. thou  didft  divide  the  fea  before  them 

2  2.and  didft  divide  them  into  corners 
Job  27.i7.thc  innocent  fhall  divide  the  filvcr 
Pfal.  5  5  «9.and  divide  their  tongues,  for  I  ha  ve 

74. 1 3  .thou  didft  divide  the  fea  by  thy  ftrength 

Pro.16.19.then  to  divide  the  fpoil  with  the  proud 

Ifa.o.^.as  men  rejoyce  when  they  dwiie  the  fpoile 

5  3 . 1 2.he  fhall  divide  the  fpoile  with  the  ftrong 

E^ek-  5 •  1. and  divide  the  haire 

45.i.whenyefhallrfrai<feby  lot  the  land 
47.2  i.fo  fhall  ye  divide  this  land 

2  2.ye  fhall  divide  it  by  lot  for  inheritance 
48.29.this  is  the  land  which  ye  fhall  divide 
Dan.  1 1 .3  9_and  fhall  divide  the  land  for  gain 
Luke  1 2. 13. that  he  divide  the  inheritance  with  me 
22.17.and  divide  it  among  your  felves 
Iwill  ©MDe. 
Gf3.49.7J  will  divide  them  in  Jacob,  and 
Exod.i  j. 9.I  will  divide  the  fpoile 
Pfal.6o.6.1  will  divide  Shechem,  and  mete 

P/d/.  108.7. 
J/ii.  5  3 . 1 2.therefore  will  I  divide  him  a  portion 

EHbfOeD. 
Gen.  1 .4.God  divided  the  light  from  the  darknefle 
7.God  divided  the  waters  which  were  under 
1 0.5. the  Ifles  of  the  Gentiles  were  divided 

2  j. in  his  dayes  was  the  earth  divided 

1  Chron.1.19, 

3  z.nations  div.  in  the  earth  after  the  flood 
14. 1 5.  Abram  divided  himfelfe  againft  them 
1 5. 10.  Abram  took  thefe,&  divided  them 

but  the  birds  dividedhe  not 
3  z.j.jAcobdivided  the  people  that  was  with 
3  3 . 1  .he  divided  the  children  unto  Leah 
Exod.  14.2  i.and  the  waters  were  divided 


D  I  V 


D  I  V 


2Vww.26.53.unto  thefe  the  landflr.ll  be  divided 
5  5. the  land  fhall  be  divided  by  lot  according 
56.fh.all  the  poffeffion  thereof  be  divided 
3  i.42.whieh  Mofes  divided  from  the  men  that 

De«f.4.i9.which  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  divided 
3  2.8.  when  the  moft  high  divided  to  the  nations 

70/&.14.5. and  they  divided  the  land 

i8.io.there  J oikua.  divided  die  land  unto 
\<).<^\.divided  for  an  inheritance  by  lot 
23.4.I  have  divided  unto  you  by  lot 

Judg.^.i.Oiha.ve  tb:y  not  divided  the  prey 

7. 16. he  divided  the  three  hundred  men  into 
9.43. and  divided  them  into  three  companies 
19. 29. and  divided  her,  together  with  her 

2  Sam.i.iT.in  their  death  they  were  not  divided 

1  fij«.i6.2i.then  were  the  people  of  Ikzeldivided 

18. 6.  thtf  divided  the  land  between  them 

2  Kiing.v.S.ihey  were  divided  hither  and  thither 
1  t7?ro.2  3.6.David  divided  them  into  courfes 

24.4.and  thus  were  they  divided 
5. thus  were  they  divided  by  lot 
z  Cbro. 35.13.  (fcthem  fpeedily  among  all  people 
Job  38.25.who  hath  divided^,  water-courfe 
Pfal.6S.i  2.fhe  that  tarried  at  home  div.the  fpoile 
78.1 3. he  divided  the  fh,&  caufed  them  to  paffe 
5 5.and  dividedihem  an  inheritance  by  line 
136. 13. to  him  that  divided  the  red  fea  into 
I  fa.  3  3. 2  3.  then  is  the  prey  of  a  great  fpoile  divided 
34.i7.hishind'hathAw'^untothem 
5 1. 1 5. that  divided  the  fea,whofe  waves  roared 
Ldw^i^.anger  of  the  Lord  hath  divided  them 
E^fk-37- 1  i.neither  fhall  th^y  be  divided  into  two 
£>*w.2.4i.thekingdome  fhall  be  divided 

5. 28. thy  kingdomeis  divided,  and  given  to  the 
1 1. 4.fball  be  divided  toward  the  foure  winds 
Ho/Tio.2.their  heart  is  divided 
Amos  7. 17 .thy  land  (hill  bedividedby  line 
Micah  2.4.he  hath  divided  our  fields 
Zee/;.  14. 1. their  fpoile  fhall  be  divided  in  the  midft 
Mat:  1 2.2  5.every  kingdome  divided  againft  it  felfe 
Mar.i.z^.  Luke  11. 17, 
or  houfe  divided  againft  it  felf 
Mark.  3.25.  L«fc  11.17. 
26.caftout  Satan,  he  is  divided  again  ft  himf. 
Af<?>^  3.26. 
Afa/'.6.4_i.the  two  fifties  divided  h?  among  them  all 
Luke  11.18.1f  Satan  alfo  be  divided  againft  himfelf 
I2.52.there  fhall  be  five  in  one  houfe  divided 

5  3  .father  (hall  be  divided  againft  the  fon 
1 5.i2.and  he  divided  unto  them  his  living 
<4fl\r  1 3. 19.be  rfiwdw/their  land  to  them  by  lot 
i4.4.multitade  of  the  city  was  divided 
23. 7. and  the  multitude  was  divided 
1  Cor. 1 . 1 3  .is  Chrift  divided?  was  Paul  crucified 
Rev.  16.19.the  great  city  was  divided  into  3. parts 

5EHfeO)er. 
Luke  1 2.i4.made  me  a  judge,or  a  divider  over  you 

SDrtnOetlj., 
L«£e  n.4.but  divideth  not  the  hoof,he  is  unclean 

Chap.  5.6. 
26.which  divideth  the  hoof,&  is  not  cloven 
L>«//M4.8.becaufe  it  divideth  the  hoof 
Job  26.1 2.he  divideth  the  fea  with  his  power 
Pfal.  29.7.  voice  of  the  L.divideth  the  flames  of  fire 
./«'. 31. 35. divideth  the  fea  when  the  waves  roare 
Matlh.zj.7. 2.as  a  fhepheard  divideth  his  lheep 
L«^e  1  i.zz. and  divideth  hisfpoiles 

©tufting. 
Jojh,  19.49.made  an  end  of  dividiwtbe  land 

5 1  .they  made  an  end  oidividing  the  countrey 
lfa.6^.1  z.dividing  the  water  before  them 
Da».7.25.and  the  dividingof;  time 

1  Cor. iz.i  1. dividing  to  every  man  feverally 

2  Ti>#.  2. 1 5_rightly  dividing  the  word  of  truth 
H^.4. 1 2.cven  to  the  dividing  afunder  of  joynts 

©fWttattOtt. 
Num.zi.7.  with  the  rewards  of  divination 

2 3. 2 3. neither  is  there  any  divination  againft  If.  | 
De«f.i8.io.orthat  ufeth divinatim 
2  JOBfr17.i7.ufed divinatwnmd  inchantments 
Jer.  14.14.they  prophefie  to  you  divination 
E'zek- J  2.24-nor  flattering  divination  in  the  houfe 

1 3.6.they  have  feen  lying  divination 
7. have  ye  not  fpoken  a  lying  divination 

zi.2t.to  ufe  divination:  he  made  his  arrowes 

2 2. at  his  right  hand  was  the  divination 
2  3  .unto 


D  I  V        DOC 

2  3  .unto  them  as  a  falfe  divination  in 
Act.  1 6.  i  6.a  damofel  pofleff.  with  a  fpirit  oidiv'm. 

Ezefc  12  2?  nor  divine  divinations,  for  lie  deliver 

JDtofae. 
Ge/Z.44. 1 5 .  fuch  a  man  as  I  can  certainly  divine 
1  Sam  28.8.I  pray  thee  <#iw  to  me  by  the  famil. 
Fro  16.  io*div.kntmcc  is  in  the  lips  of  the  King 
Exeh.  12.9.  and  that  divine  lies,  they  (hall  not  be 
'     2 3  .nor  dn«  divinations}for  lie  deliver 
z  1. 20. whiles  they  divine  a  lie  unto  thee  to 
Micah  3 .6.that  ye  ihall  not  divine,znd 

1  i.the  prophets  thereof  divine  for  money 

IDfotne. 

Heb.g. i.alfo  ordinances  of  divine  fervice  and 
z  Pet.i-  2.  as  his  divine  power  hath  given  to  us 
4.  might  be  partakers  of  the  divine  nature 
IDfbiners. 

£WL  1 8. 1 4.  and  unto  diviners,  but  as  for  thee  the 

1  Sam-  6.  2.  Phihft.  called  for  the  diviners,  faying 
1/2.44.2.5-and  makuh  diviners  mad,that 

Jer.  27.g.nor  to  yarn  diviners, not  to  your  dreamers 
2?.  S.  your  diviners  that  be  in  the  midft  of  you 
Micah  j. 7. and  the  diviners  confounded 
Zee.  lo.z.and  the  diviners  have  feen  a  lie,and 
3D(bfnerlj. 

Gftf.44.  J  •  whereby  indeed  he  divineth 
3DMn<tijj. 
zz.z8.3tiddivininglksiinto  them,  faying 

IDitoffion. 

Exod.8.23.  put  a  divifion  between  my  people  and 

2  Cfo\  3  5 . 5  .after  the  divif.oi  the  famil.of  the  Lev. 
Lu\e  12.51  .but  rather  divifion 

Job. 7.43  .fo  there  was  a  divifion  among  the  peo.of 
9.16.  there  was  a  divifion  among  them 
1  0 . 1  o.there  was  a  divifion  therefore  againe 
3Dto(iton0. 
Jofh.  11.23  .accord. to  their  divifions-by  their  tribes 
1 2 .  7 .  for  a  poffeffion  accord,  to  their  divifions 
Chap.  1 8. 10. 
Judg.f.  1 5.  for  the  divifions  of  Reuben  there  were 

Verf.16. 

1  Ck.24.  r.thefe  are  the  dwif-of  the  fons  of  Aaron 
2.6. 1  ^concerning  the  divifions  of  the  porters  of 

1 2. were  the  divifions  of  the  porters,evcn 
1 9.  thefe  are  the  divifions  of  the  porters  amo. 

2  Cfo-,2.  ^.according  to  the  divifions  of  the  famil, 

1 2.  might  give  according  to  the  divifions  of 
Ezra  6. 1 8  .fct  the  priefts  in  their  divifions,  and 
>/?£.  1 1.3  6.of  the  Levites  were  divifions  in  Jud.& 
Rom.16. 1 7.  which  caufe  divifions  and  offences 
1  Cflf.  1,1  o.  that  there  be  no  divifions  among  you 
3 .3. and  divifions,  Are  ye  not  carnall,and 
1 1.1S.  I  hear  that  there  be  divifions  amon  you 

JD&ojce. 

/e?'.  3. 8  .and  given  her  a  bill  oidivmcc 

©■foojceD, 

Lev.z  1 .14-or  a  divorced  woman,or  a  profane 

zz.i  ^. or  divorc.  &  have  no  child,and  is  return. 
Naff*.  30.9.  of  her  that  is  divorced,  wherewith  they 
Mat. 5 . 3  2.marry  her  that  is  divorced,  comnvadult. 

©ftoo&cetnent. 
Deaf. 24.1  d,et  him  write  her  a  bill  of  divorcement 

Verfg  3 . 
Ifd.50.  i.the  bill  of  your  mothers  divorcem.whom 
Mat.  5-  3 1  -let  him  give  her  a  writing  of  divorcement 

ij>.7-to  give  a  writing  of  divorcement,  and 
A/a?£  1 0.4.  to  write  a  bill  of  divorcement,  and 

©t?at)ab. 
Deut.1.1.  and  Hazaroth,  and  Vizdhab  on  this  fide 

©octoi, 
.4#.f.34.named  Gamaliels  <foflor  of  law 

©OCtoig, 
I»ki.4<».Gtting  in  the  midft  of  the  doHorsjaoth 
j .  1 7  .that  there  were  Pharifees  and  doctors  of 

©actrtne. 

Ifa.z8  .y.whom  fliall  he  make  to  underftand  doclr. 

29. 24.th.1t  murmured,(hall  learne  doctrine 
fer.io.S.  the  ftock  is  adoctrine  of  vanities 
Mat. 7. 28.  people  were  aftonifhrd  at  his  doctrine 
Chip.  2  2.3  3.M«\i.i2.  &  1 1. 18. 

16. 1 2.  but  of  fhe  doctrine  of  the  Pharifees,and 
M or. i. z 7. what  new  doclr'me  is  this 

4.x.  and  faid  to  them  in  his  doctrine,  Hearken 

1 2.3  8.faid  to  them  in  his  doctrine,  Beware  of 
Lu\e  4. 3  2,they  were  aftomflied  at  his  doctrine 


DOC        DOE 

fob.  17.17.  he  fhall  know  of  the  do£lrine,v/hether: 

i8.i9.askeJ  Jef.of  his  difcip.Sc  of  his  doclr'me 
All. 2.42.  in  the  ApoMts  doclrine  andfellowfhip 

5. 28. you  have  filled  Jerufalem  with  your  duel. 

1 3.1 2.bcing  aftonifhed  at  the  doclr'me  of  the'L. 

I7.i9.whatthisnewcfoa-.  whereof  thou  (peak. 
Kom.6. 1 7-from  the  heart  that  form  of  dock,  which 

1 6. 1 7  .contrary  to  the  doclr '.which  ye  have  lear. 
1  Cor.  14  6.orby  prophecying,or  by  doctrine 
26. hath  a  doctrine,  hath  atongue,hath 
Ep&.4.i4.carryed  about  with  every  wind  of  doclr. 

1  riw.L3.that  they  teach  no.othzr:  doctrine 

4. 1 3 .  to  exhortation, to  dofitrine 

1 6.  and  unto  thy  doctrine-,  continue 
j.i7.who  labour  in  the  word  and  doclrine 
6. 1 .  and  his  doctrine  be  not  blafphemed . 
3. and  to  the  doclr.  which  is  accord. to  godlin. 

2  Tim.x.  1 6.  and  is  profitable  for  doclrine,  for 

4. 2. exhort  with  all  long  fuffering  and  doctrine 
Tit.i.y.mdoilrine,(heviit\g  uncorruptneffe 

10.  tf^at  they  may  adome  the  doclr. oi our  G. 
Heb. 6. 1. leaving  the  principles  of  the  docl.ol  C.hr. 

2.  of  the  doctrine  of  baptifines,  and 
2  /flfr.9.abideth  not  in  the  doctrine  of  Chrift  hath 
that  abideth  in  the  doclrine  of  Chrift,  he 
Kw.2.i4.that  hold  the  doctrine  of  Balaarn,who 
1 5.  them  that  hold  the  doctr.oi the  Nicolai. 

Good  ©octritte. 

Pw.4.2.for  I  give  you  good  doclrine :  forfake  not 

1  Tim.^.6.tk  of  good  doctrine,-®  hereunto  thou  haft 

-My©octrine, 
Deut.$  2. 2. my  doctrine  fhall  drop  as  the  raine 
Job  1  i.4.thou  haft  faid,My  doctrine  is  pure,and 
Job. 7. 1 6. my  doclrine is  not  mine,but  his  that  fent 

2  Tim; 3. 10. haft  fully  known  my  doctrine, maimer 

Sw<b</  ©octrlne. 

1  Tiff?.  1. 10. that  is  contrary  to  found  doctrine 

2  Tim.$.$.  when  they  will  not  endure  found  docl. 
77*.  1.9. that  he  may  be  able  by  found  doctrine, both 

z.i.  which  become  found  doctrine 
This  ©octrlne. 
2 /A  1  e>.  and  bring  not  this  doctrine 
Rev.  2 .  24.  as  many  as  have  not  this  doctrine  ,and, 

©octrtnes. 
.M<tf.  1  j.p.teaching  for  doctrines  the  comm.of  men 

Matth.j.j. 
Col. z.i 2 . after  the  command,  and  doctrines  of  men 
1  Tim.if.  1.  giving  heed  to  doctrines  ol  divels 
He&.  1 3 .9-not  carried  about  with  divers  &  Rv.doct, 
5DoDaf. 

1  Cfo\27.4.ov.the  courfeof  the  2d.mon.was  Do^i 

©otiattalj, 

2  C^o.20.37.  Eliezcr  the  fonofDoiioMfrprophef. 

3Dot>ariim. 
Gfs.10.4.  fons  of  Javan3Kittim  and  Dodanim 

I  CfcflTZ.  1.7. 

5Do5o. 
7"«(^.io.i.Tola  fon  of  Puah/onofDoioarofe  to 
2  Stfffz.23.9.  was  Eleaz.the  fon oiDodo  the  Ahoh- 
1  rtr.i  1.1 2. 
24.Elhanah  the  fon  oiBodo  of  Bethlehem 
1  Chro.  11.26. 
©OP. 
Gen.  1 1. 6. and  this  they  begin  to  doe, Si  now  noth. 
which  they  have  imagined  to  doe 
\6.6.doe  to  her  as  itpleafeth  thee 
18.17.  from  Abraham  that  thing  which  I  doe 
i9.way  of  the  L.  to  doe  judgement  &  juftice 
2  j.  farre  from  thee  to  doe  after  this  manner 

fhall  not  the  Judge  of  all  the  wor.cfo  right 
29.  lie  not  doe  it  for  fourties  fake 
30.1k  not  doe  it  if  I  find  thirty  there 
i$.8.doe  ye  to  them  as  is  good  in  your  eyes 

onely  to  thefe  doe  nothing 
22.I  cannot  doe  any  thing  till  thou  be 
2 1 .2  3  .that  I  have  done  to  thee3thou  (halt  do  to 

2  2- 1 2.thy  hand  on  the  lad,neither  do  any  thing 
2?. 3  2. what  profit  fhal  this  birthright^  to  me 
26.29,  that;  thou  wilt  doe  us  no  hurt 
27.37.whatfh;ill  I  doenow  tothee5my fon 

46.  what  good  fhall  my  life  doe  me 
30.3i.ifthou  wilt  Sethis  thing  formee 

3  1. 16.  whatfoever  God  hath  faid  to  thctdoe 
29. in  the  power  of  my  hand  to  doe  thee  hurt 
43 .  what  can  I  doe  this  day  to  thefe  my  dau. 

32.1 2.11e  furely  doe  thee  good 


DOE         DOE 

34.19.  ypng  man  deferred  not  to  doe  the  thing 

39. 1 1,  Jofeph  went  to  doe  hisbuGnefle 
4i.2j.G.isfhewing  Phar.whathe  isabo.to«foe 

Vcrfe2?. 
j ?. what  hefaith  to yQUj<$w. 
44.7.  G. forbid  that  thy  ferv.fhould  do  accor.to 
Exod.  1.16.  when  ye  doe  the  office  of  a  midwife 
4. 1  j.  He  teach  ye  what  ye  fliall  doe 
1 7.  where  with  thoufhalt  <fe  fignes 
2 1  .fee  that  thou  do  all  thofe  wond.bef.Pha. 
y.i7.and(ioi?facrificeto  the  Lord 
8. 8. that  they  may  doe  facrifice  to  the  Lord 
15.  26.  wijtrte  thai;  which  is  right  in  his  fight 
1 7.4. what  fliall  I  doe  unto  this  peoplesthey 

1 8. 20.  and  the  work  that  they  muft  doe 
19. 8,that  the,  Lord  hathfpoken^we  willisfe" 
20.9.  and  doea\\  thy  worke 

1  o.in  it  thou  (halt  not  doe  any  work 
2 1 . 1 1  if  he  doe  not  thefe  three  unto  her,then 
22,30-  likewife  thou  (halt  doe  with  thine  oxen 

23.12.  fix  dayes  thou  (halt  doe  all  thy  work; 
22.  and  doe  all  that  I  fpeak,then 

24.  nor  doe  after  their  works 
2-4. 3. which  the  Lord  hath  faid,  will  we  doe 

Verfe  7. 
14.  if  any  man  have  any  matters  to  doe 
29.1.  that  thou  (halt  dne  unto  them 
3  5  .thus, (halt  thou  doe  unto  Aaron,and 
4 1 .  (halt  doe,  thereto  accord,  to  the  meat  off. 
3 1. 1 1.  to  all  that  I  have  com. thee  (hal  they  do 
3  2.14.  which  he  thought  to  doe  unto  his  people 
3  3 . 5  .that  Imay  know  what  to  doe  to  thee 
35.1  .that  ye  (hould  doe  unto  them 
ly.todoe  fervice  in  the  holy  place  the 

Chap.3  9.1,41. 
3  5  .even  of  them  that  doe  any  work,and 
3  6. 2. to  come  unto  the  worktop  it 
Iev.4.2.  and  (hall  doe  againft  any  of  them 

20.  he  fliall  doe  with  the  bullock  as  he  did 
9. 6. which  the  Lordcomm.that  ye  (hould  doe 
1 6. 1  j. and  doe  with  that  bloud  as  he  did  with 

29.  and  doe  no  work  at  all 
18.3.  wherein  ye  dwelt,  fliall  ye  not  doe 

whither  I  bring you,fhall  ye  not  sfo,neith. 
4.  ye  (hall  doe  my  judgements,  and 
5.which  if  a  man  doe,  he  (lull  live  in  them 
19. 1 5.  (halt doe  no unrighteoufneffe  in  judgm. 

Verfe  jf. 
3  7 .  and  all  my  judgments  to  doe  them 

Chap.20.22. 
ao. 3.  ye  (hall  keep  my  ftatutes  to  doe  them 

Chap.22.3  1. 
23.  3.  yee  (hall  doe  no  works  therein     • 
7.  yee  (hall  doe  no  fervile  work  therein 

Ver-8, 2 1, 2  5, 3  5, 36.^.  28.18,25-326. 

&29.  1,12,  35. 

2 8. ye  (hall  doe  no  work  in  the  fame  day 
3  1. ye  (hall  doe  no  manner  of  work,it 
2  j .  1 8  .wherefore  ye  (hall  doe  my  ftatutes,  and 

&  doe  them,&  ye  (hall  dwel  in  the  land 
26. 3 .  if  ye  keep  my  commandem.and  doe  them 
1 4.8c  will  not  doe  all  thefe  commandements 
1 5  .that  ye  w  ill  not  doe  all  my  command.but 
Num.^.y.to  doe  the  fervice  of  the  tabernacle  V.8. 
Chap.4.3.  &  23.30. 
4.19-but  thus  doe  unto  them,that  they  may  live 
3  7 .all  that  might  doe  fervice  in  the  tabern.of 
Verfe  41. 
47.  every  one  that  came  to  doe  the  fervice  of 
5. 6. to  doe  a  trefpaffe  againft  the  Lord,  and 
6.2 1  .fo  he  muft  doe  after  the  law  of  his  feparat. 
7.  j.  that  they  may  be  to  doe  the  fervice  of 
8. 7. thus  (halt  thou  doe  unto  them,  to 
1  j .to  doe  the  fervice  of  the  tabernacle  of 

Verf.22.  Chap.i6.9.&  18.6,23. 

1 9.  to  doe  the  fervice  of  the  childr.of  Ifra.in 
26.  and  (hall  doe  no  fervice 

thus  (hah  thou  doe  to  the  Levites  touch. 

9.14X0  (h'dl  he  doe,  ye  fhall  have  oneorder 

10.3  2,what  goodnes  the  Lord  fhall  doe  unto  us 

the  fame  will  we  doe  unto  thee 

15.13  .that  are  born  of  the  country  (hal  do  thefe 

20.  as  ye  doe  the  heaye  offring  of 

3  9.all  the  comman.of  the  Lord,and  doe  them 

Ver.40. 

1 6.28.Lord  hath  fent  me  to  doe  all  thefe  works 

.:       21.34.thou 


DOE   DOE 


DOE   DOE 


DOE    DOE 


2  i .  3  4. thou  (halt  do  to  him  as  thou  didft  to  Sih. 

Deut.^,2. 
z 2. 18.  to  dee  leffe  or  more 

20.  which  I  fry  unto  thee,that  (hilt  thou  doe 
23.19.  and  (hall  hee  not  din;  it,  or 

i6.that  the  Lord  fpeaketh,that  I  muft  doe 
24. 1 3 .  to  doe  either  good  or  bad  of  mine  owne 

14.  what  this  people  Alalia  to  thy  people 

18.  and  Ifrael  (hall  doe  valiantly 
29.7.  ye  fhn.ll  not  doe  any  work  therein 

j  p.thefe  things  ye  (hall  doe  unto  the  Lord 
30. 2. he  (hall  do  accord.to  all  that  proceeds  out 

3  i.z^nddo  that  which  hath  proceeded  out  of 

2  ?.  thy  ferv.  will  doe  as  my  Lord  command. 
3  j .  5  6.  that  I  lhall  ia?  unto  you 

as  I  thought  to  doe  unto  them 
Den.  1. 1 4.wch  thou  haft  fpoken  is  good  for  us  to  da 
i8.all  the  things  which  yefhould  doe 
3 .2 1.(0  (hall  the  LA  unto  all  the  kingdomes 
24.  that  can  doe  according  to  thy  works>  and 
4.1.  which  I  teach  you  for  to  doe  them 
6. keep  therefore  and  doe  them  for 
1 4«that  ye  might  doe  them  in  the  land  whith. 
Chap.  6. 1. 
$.  1. that  ye  may  learne,and  keep  and  doe  them 
1 3  .in  fix  dayes  thou  (halt  doe  all  thy  work 
i4.in  it  thou  (halt  not  doe  any  work 
27. and  we  will  heare  it,  and  doe  it 

3  1  .that  ye  may  doe  them  in  the  land  which 
6. 1 8 .  thou  (hall  doe  that  which  is  right  and 

24-Lord  command.us  to  doe  all  thefe  things 
7. 1 1  .w hich  I  comand  thee  this  day  to  doe  them 
1 2.and  keepe  and  doe  them  that  the  Lord 
8.  19.it  thou  doe  at  all  forget  the  Lord  thy  God 
11.22.  which  I  command  you  to  doe  them 
1 2.8.not  doc  after  all  .the  things  that  wee  doe 
I4.there  thou  (halt  doe  all  that  I  command 
.2  5. when  thou  (hilt  doe  that  which  is  right 
1 3.1 1. and  (halldoeno  more  any  fuch  wickedn. 
i8.todoe  that  which  is  right  in  the  eyes  of 
1  j.  i7.thou  lhaltdoe  likewife 

i9.thou  (halt  doe  no  work  with  the  firftling 
1 6\8.thou  (halt  doe  no  worke  therein 
17.10.  thou  (halt  doe  according  to  the  fentence 
1 1  .which  they  (hall  tell  thee,thou  (halt  doe 
1 2.the  man  that  will  doe  prefunrtptuoufly 
1 3 .  and  doe  no  more  prefumptuoufly 
i9.and  thffeftatutes,  to  doe  them 
18.7.  as  all  his  brethren  the  Levites  rfoe,which 
9.  not  learn  to  doe  after  the  abominations  of 
1 1.  for  all  that  doe  thefe  things  are  anabom. 
19.19.  then  (hall  ye  doe  unto  him  as  he 
20.15.  thus  (halt  thou  doe  unto  all  the  cities 

1 8  .that  they  teach  you  not  to  doe  after 
2 1 .9. when  thou  (halt  doe  that  which  is  right  in 

2  2. 3. in  like  manner  (halt  thou  do  with  his  afle 

fo  (halt  thou  doe  with  his  raiment 
haft  found,(halt  thou  doe  likewife 
z6.  to  the  damofcllthou  (halt  doe  nothing 
2 5. 1 6. for  all  that  doe  fuch  things, and  all 

that  do  unrighteoufly,are  an  abominat. 
z6.i6xodoe  thefe  ftatutesand  judgments 

and  doe  them  with  allthine  heart 
27. 26. all  the  words  of  this  law  to  doe  them 
2.8. 20. thou  fitted  thy  hind  unto,  for  to  doe 
29.9-keepthe  words  of  this  coven.fic  doe  them, 
that  ye  mayprofper  in  all  that  ye  doe 
20-that  we  may  doe  all  the  words  of  this  law 
30.12.  that  wee  may  heare  it,  and  doe  it 

Verfe  1 3 . 
i4.that  thou  mayeft  doe  it 
3 1 .4.  the  Lord  (hall  doe  unto  them  as  he  did 
5  .that  ye  may  doe  unto  them  according  to  all 

3  4. 1 1 .  fent  him  to  doe  in  the  land  of  Egypt,  to 
Jof.i.  1 6  .all  that  thou  commanded  us  will  we  doe 

3 . 5.  to  morrow  the  Lord  will  doe  wonders 
6. 3  .thus  (halt  thou  doe  fix  dayes 
7.9.  what  wilt  thou  doe  unto  thy  great  name 
8.2.and  thou  (halt  doe  to  Ai  and  her  King 

8  .to  the  command  of  the  Lord  (hall  ye  doe 
9.25.  feemeth  right  unto  thee  to  doe  unto  us,doe 

1  o.  2  5  .thus  (hall  the  Lord  doe  to  all  your  enem. 

2  2.  $  .to  do  the  commandement  and  law  which 

24.  what  have  ye  to  doe  with  the  Lord 
27.th.1t  we  might  doe  the  fervice  of  the  Lord 
2  3 .6-to  doe  all  that  is  written  in  the  law 


'  1 2.  clfe,  if  you  doe  in  any  wife  goe  back,  and 
24. 20. then  he  will  turneand  doe  you  hurt 

6.  27.  that  he  could  not  doe  it  by  day,that 
7.17.  look  on  me,  and  doc  likewife 

that  as  I  doe,  fo  (hall  yee  doe 
8. 3  .what  was  I  able  to  do  in  comparifon  of  you 
9.33  .then  maieft  thou  doe  to  them  as  thou 

48.  feen  me  doe,make  hafte,and  doe  as  I 
10. 1  j.doe  thou  unto  us  whatsoever  feemeth 
1  i.i2.what  haft  thou  todoe  with  me,that 

3  6.doe  to  me  according  to  that  which  hath 
1 3. 8. teach  us  what  we  (hall  doe  to  the  childe 

12.  and  how  (hall  we  doe  unto  him 

I7.that  we  may  doe  thee  honour 
1  j. 3.  though  I  doe  them  a  pleafure 

10.  to  doe  to  him  as  he  hath  done  to  us 
18.  i4.doe  ye  know  that  there  is  in  thefe  houfes 
therefore  confider  what  ye  have  to  doe 

1 8. then  faid  the  Ptieft  to  them,  What  doe  ye 
19. 24  Joe  with  them  what  feemeth  good  unto 
unto  this  man  doe  not  fo  vile  a  thing 

20.9  be  the  thing  which  we  will  doc  to  Gibeah 

10.  they  may  doe  when  they  come  to  Gibeah 
2 1. 7  .how  (hall  we  doe  for  wives  for  them  that 

Verf.  i6. 
Ruib  j.4.he  will  tell  thee  what  thou  (halt  doe 
13  ile t  him  doe  the  kinfmans  part 

if  he  will  not  doe  the  part  of  a  kinfman 
4.1  i.and  doe  thou  worthily  in  Ephratah,and 
1  Sam.z.zT,.  why  doe  ye  fuch  things,for  I  heare 
3  5. that  (hall  doe  according  to  that  which  is 

10.2.  what  (hall  I  doe  for  my  fon 

7.  that  thou  doe  as  occafion  ferve  thee 
8.and  fliew  thee  what  thou  lhalt  doe 

1 1. 10  ye  (hall  doe  with  us  all  that  feemeth 

1 2.  i6.which  the  Lord  will  doe  before  your  eyes 

2f  .if  ye  (hall  ftill  doc  wickedly, yc 
14.7.  doe  all  that  is  in  thine  heart,  turne 

16.3 .  and  lie  (hew  thee  what  thou  (halt  doe 
20.2.  my  hther  will  doe  nothing  either 
22.3.what  God  will  doe  forme 

24.4.  that  thou  maift  doe  to  him  as  it  (hall 
2j.17.and  confider  what  thou  wilt  doe 

22X0  and  more  alfo  doe  G.unto  the  enem.of 
26.2 1. for  I  will  no  more  doe  thee  harme 

2  j. thou  (halt  both  doe  great  things,and 
a8.2.what  thy  fervant  can  doe}  and 

1  f  .make  known  to  me  what  I  (hall  doe 

z  Sam. 3. 18. now  then,doit,forthe  L.harh  fpoken 
7.3.NathanfaidtotheKing,Goe,doeallthat 
2 3. and  to  doe  for  you  great  things 

2  5  .and  do  as  thou  haft  faid 

9.1  i.fo  lhall  thy  fervant  doe:  as  for  Mephibo(h. 

13.2.  Ammon  thought  it  hard  to  doe  any  thing 
1  f-4-  and  I  would  doe  him  juftice 

j. to  doe  him  ob,yfance,heput  forth  his 
1 5  thy  fervants  are  ready  to  doe  whatfoever 
26\here  I  am  let  him  doe  to  me  as  feemeth 
1 6. 1  o  .what  have  I  to  doe  with  you,ye  fons 

1 1 .  how  much  more  may  this  Benjam  doe  it 
20.give  counfel  umong  you  what  we  (hall  do 

1 7.6.after  this  maner  :  (hall  we  do  aft.his  faying 
18.32.  that  rife  againft  thee  to  do  thee  hurt,be 
1 9 . 1 8 .  and  to  do  w  hat  he  thought  good 
2o.6\Sheba  fon  of  Bichri  do  us  more  harm  then 

2 1.3.  what  (hall  I  doe  for  y  >u,  and 
24. 1 2.  that  I  may  doe  it  unto  thee 

1  KJn.z.6.doe  therefore  according  tothy  wifdome 
9.what  thou  oughteft  to  doe  unto  him 

3  1. doe  as  he  hath  faid,and 

3. 28.  wifdome  of  G.  was  in  him  to  doe  judgm. 

8.3  2-and  doe,and  judge  thy  fervants 
39. and  (orgive,and  doe,&  give  to  every  man 
43  .and  doe  according  to  all  that  theftranger 

9.1.  which  he  waspleafed  to  doe 
4.to  doe  accord. to  all  that  I  have  comm.thee 

10.9.  todoe  judgment  and  juftice 

n .  1 2.I  will  not  doe  it,for  David  thy  father 
3  3  .to  doe  that  which  is  right  in  mine  eyes,& 
3  8.and  doe  that  is  right  in  my  fight,  to 

1 2.27.  to  doe  facrifice  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lo.at 

1 4. 8. to  doe  that  onely  which  was  right  in 

17.13  .go,  and  doe  as  thou  haft  faid,but 

18. 34. doe  itthefecondtime,and 

he  faid,  Doe  it  the  third  time,and 

19.2. fo  let  the  gods  doe  to  me,and 


2,  Kjn.1.9.  aske  what  I  (hall  doe  for  thee  before 
4.2.  what  (hall  I  doe  for  thee  ?  tell  me 
5.13  .had  bid  thee  doe  fome  great  thing.wouldft 
6. 1  j.alas,my  Mafter,  how  (hall  we  doe 
7.9.  we  doe  not  well,  this  day  is  a  day  of 
9.  18. what  haft  thou  to  doe  with  peace  ?  turn 

Verfc  iq. 
io.f  .will  doe  all  that  thou  (halt  bid  us 

not  make  any  King,doe  that  w%*s  good 
17.15 .that  they  fhj?uld  not  doe  like  them 
3  4.  to  this  day  they  do  after  the  former  man. 
neither  doe  they  after  their  ftatutes  or 
■3,6.  and  to  him  (hall  ye  doe  facrifice 
1 8. 1 2. would  not  hear  them,  nor  doe  them 
20.9.  that  the  L.will  doe  the  thing  that  he  hath 
22.57.into  the  hand  of  them  that  doc  the  work 
1 3  .todoe  according  unto  all  that  which  is 

1  Cbr.  12. 3  2. to  know  what  Ifrael  ought  to  doe 

1 6. 2 1  .he  fuffered  no  man  to  doc  them  wrong 
P/a/.ioj.i4, 

22.  and  doe  my  prophets  no  harme 

P/rf/.IOf.  iy, 
40. and  to  doe  according  to  all  that  is  written 

17.2.  doe  all  that  is  in  thine  heart,  for 

23.  and  doe  as  thou  haft  faid 

19.  i  3.  let  the  L.  doe  that  which  is  good  in  his 
2 1 .8 .  doe  away  the  iniquity  of  thy  fervant 
10. that  I  may  doc  it  unto  thee 

28.  lo.L.hath  chofen  thee — be  ftrong,  &  doe  it 
20. and  of  good  courage,  and  doe  it 

29.  i9.and  to  doe  all  thefe  things,and  to  build 

2  Chr.6. 2  3.  then  hear  thou  from  heaven,andrfoe,& 

3  3  .and  doe  according  to  ail  that  the  ftranger 
7. 17-  doe  accord,  to  all  that  I  have  commanded 
9. 8. to  doe  judgement  and  juftice 
14-.4.  and  to  doe  the  law  and  the  commanderm 
19. 6.  take  heed  what  ye  doe,  for  ye  judge 
7 .  take  heed  and  doe  it,for  there  is  ho 
9. thus  (hall  ye  doe  in  the  fear  of  the  Lord 
20. 1 2.  neither  know  we  what  to  doe,but  our 
2  2  3  .his  mother  was  his  eounfellor  to  do  wick. 

2  5 .8  but  if  thcu  wilt  goe,doe  it,be  ftrong 

3  3. 8. that  they  will  take  heed  todoe  all  that  I 

9.and  to  doe  worfe  then  the  heathen 
34.16.  committed  to  thy  fervants,they  doe  it 

2 1.  to  doe  after  all  that  is  written  in 
3  5.6".that  they  may  doe  according  to  the  word 
Eya  4.2.  for  wee  feek  your  Ged  as  yee  doe, 

and  we  doe  facrifice  unto  him 

3  .you  have  nothing  to  doe  with  us,to  build 
6\8.what  ye  (hall  doc  to  the  ciders  of  thefe  Jews 
7.  io.to  feek  the  law  of  the  Lord,and  to  doe  it 

18.  to  doe  with  the  reft  of  the  Giver  and 

that  doe  after  the  will  of  your  God 

2$.whofoever  will  not  doe  the  law  of  thy  G. 
10.4  be  of  good  courage,  and  doe  it 

5.  that  theyfhould  doe  accord,  to  this  word 

r  1  -and  doe  his  plcafure,and  feparate  your  fel. 

1 2. as  thou  haft  faid,fo  muft  we  doe 
Neh.  i.9.keep  my  command.and  doe  them,  though 
2. 1 2. what  God  hath  put  in  my  heart  to  doe  at 
4.2.what  doe  thefe  feeble  Jewes  ?  will 
5 . 1 2.that  they  (hould  doe  accord,  to  this  prom. 
6.z.  but  they  thought  to  doe  me  mifchiefe 
9-24.that  they  might  doe  with  them  as  they 

29.which  if  a  man  doe,  he  (hall  live  in  them 
1 3.27.  hearken  to  you  to  doe  all  this  great  evill 
Eft.  1 .8  .that  they  (hould  doe  according  to  every 
3 . 1 1  .the  people  alfo,to  doe  with  them  as  thou 
5. 5 .  that  he  may  doe  as  Either  hath  faid 
9. 1 3. to  doe  to  morrow  alfo  according  to 

2  3 . JeweS  undertook  to  doe  as  they  had 
fob  7.  20.  what  (hall  I  doe  to  thee,0  thou 
1  i.8.as  high  as  heaveri,what  canft  thou  doe 
1 3 . 20 .only  doe  not  two  things  to  mee,  then 

15.3.  wherewith  he  can  doe  no  good 
1 6.  4. 1  alfo  could  fpeak  as  ye  doe,  if 

22.17  -and  what  can  the  Almighty  doe  for  them 
31.14.  what  then  (hall  I  doe  when  God 
3  4.io.that  he  (hould  doe  wickedneffe 

1 2.furely,God  will  not  doe  wickedly,neith. 
3  7. 1 2. that  they  may  doe  whatfoever  he  comm. 
4i.8.remember  the  battell,doe  no  more 
4*2. 2. that  thou  canft  doe  every  thing,and 
Pfal.  1  i.  3  .foundat.be  deftr.what  can  the  right.doe 
40.8.I  delight  to  doe  thy  will,0  my  God 

50. 1 6.  what  l 


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me 


50.16.  what  haft  thou  wdoe  to  declare  my 
56.4.1k  not  feare  what  flefh  can  doe  to  me 

1 1. not  be  afraid  what  man  can  doc  to  me 
8  2.  3.  doe  juftice  to  the  afflicted,  and 
81.9.  doe  unto  them  as  unto  the  Midianites 
103.2 1. ye  miniftersofhis  that  doe  his  pleafure 
1 07 . 2  3  .that  doe  bufineffe  in  great  waters 
109.1  i.bm  doe  thou  for  me,0  God  the  Lord 
1 1 8.6.not  fear  what  man  can  doe  to  mc 

1  i9.3.theyalforf(K  no  iniquity ,they 

1  3  2.as  thou  ufeft  to  $  to  thofe  that  love  thy 

143. io'.teach  metope  thy  will,for 
Pro.2. 27.HI  the  power  of  thine  hand  to  doe  it 

10.j3.3fpo"  to  a  foole  to  doe  mifchiefe,but 

19.19.  yet  thou  muft  doe  it  againc 

21.3.  to  doe  juftice  and  judgment  is  more 
7 .  becaufe  they  refufe  to  doe  judgment 
1  fit  is  joy  to  the  juft  to  doe  judgment 

2  j.S.what  to  doe  in  the  end  thereof 
E«/. 2. 3. which  they  fhould  doe  under  the  Sun 

1 1 .  that  I  laboured  to  doe,  and  behold5all 

1 2 .  for  what  can  the  man  doe  that 
9.  io.whatfoe.thy  hand  findeth  to  do,do  it  with 

Ifa.  1  o.  3 .  what  will  ye  doe  in  the  day  of  vifitation 
1 9. 1 5 .  or  taile,  branch  or  ru(h,may  doe 

2 1 .  and  (hall  doe  facrifice  and  oblation 
28.21.  that  hee  may  doe  his  work 
29. 14.1k  proceed  to  doe  a  marvellous 
45.7. 1  the  Lord  doe  all  thefe  things 
48 .  t  4-he  will  doe  his  pleafure  on  Babylon 
56.1.  keep  ye  judgment  and  doe  juftice 
58-4. frail  not  faft  as  ye  doe  this  day 
fer.  2 . 1 8 . what  haft  tho  u  to  doe  in  the  w  ay  of  Egy. 
what  haft  thou  to  do  in  the  way  of  Affyr. 
4 . 3  o  .art  f poikd,  w  hat  w  ilt  thou  doe 
5.3  i.what  will  ye  doe  in  the  end  thereof 
7. 1 7 .what  they  doe  in  the  cities  of  Judah 
9.7.  how  fhalll  doe  for  the  daught.  of  my  peo. 
1 1 .4.obey  my  voice,and  doe  them 

6.hear  ye  the  words  of  this  cov.and  doe  them 
8. which  I  commanded  them  to  doe,but 
1  f  .what  hath  my  beloved  to  do'in  mine  hou. 
2. 5. how  wilt  thou  do  in  the  fwelling  of  Jordan 
1 4.7.  doe  thou  it  for  thy  names  fake,  for 
1 7.22.neither  doe  ye  any  work,  but  hallow 

24.  the  fabbath  day,to  doe  no  work  therein 
18.6.  cannot  I  doe  with  you  as  this  potter 
8  .that  I  thought  to  doe  unto  them 
1 2.we  will  every  one  doe  the  imagination  of 
22. 3.  doe  no  wrong,  doe  no  violence  to 
1 5. and  doe  judgment  and  juftice 
1 7  .and  for  violence,  to  doe  it 
26.3 .  w  hichl  purpofe  to  doe  to  them,  becaufe 
Chap.  3  6. 3. 
i6.<foewithmee  as  feemeth  good  and 
3  2.2 3. that  thou  comandedft  them  torfo,theref. 
3  3 .9.hear  all  the  good  that  I  doe  unto  them 

18.  and  to  doe  facrifice  continually 
38.5.  that  can  doe  any  thing  againft  you 
39.1 2.but  doe  unto  him  even  as  he  (hall 
42.  2.  as  thine  eyes  doe  behold  us 
5. if  we  doe  not  even  according  to  all 
2o.fo  declare  to  us,and  we  will  doe  it 
44.17.  we  will  certainly  doe  whatfoever 
5  o.  1 5.  as  (hee  hath  done,  doe  unto  her 

2  r  .&  doe  according  to  all  that  I  have  comm. 
29.  to  all  that  (he  hath  done,doe  unto  her 
Lam.i.zz.  and  doe  unto  them  as  thou  haft  done 
£:<e£.5.9.whereunto  Ik  not  doe  any  more  the 
8.6.feeft  thou  what  they  doe,  even  the  great 
9. wicked  abominations  that  they  doe  here 
1 2.ancients  of  the  houfe  of  Ifr.do  in  the  dark 
1 3. fee  greater  abominations  that  they  doe 
11.20.and  keep  mine  ordinances,  and  do  them 
1 5. 3. wood  be  taken  thereof  to  doe  any  work 
16.5.  to  doe  any  of  thefe  unto  thee,  to 
18.5.  and  doe  that  which  is  lawfull  and  right 
2 1  .and  do  that  which  is  lawfull  and  right,he 
Chap.33.19. 
20. 1 1 .  w  hich  if  a  man  doe  he  fhall  live  in  them 
Chap.13.21. 
1 9.  and  keep  my  judgments,and  doe  them 
2 1 .  neither  kept  my  judgements  to  doe  them 
13. 48 .not  to  doe  after  your  lewdnefle 
24.22.andyefhall(A)easI  havedone,ye 
24.accor.  to  all  that  he  hath  done  fhall  ye  doe 



25.i4.they  fhall  do  in  Edom  according  to  mine  I 
3  3.  i4.from  his  fin,  and  doe  that  which  is  lawf.  J 

31.  but  they  will  not  doe  them 

3  2. they  hear  thy  words,but  they  do  them  not 
36.27.ye  fhall  keep  my  judgments  and  do  them 

37.  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael,to  doe  it  for 
43 . 1 1 .  all  the  ordinances  thereof,  &  doe  them 
44. 13.  to  doe  the  office  of  a  prieft  unto  me 
45.20.  fo  thou  (halt  doe  the  feventh  day  of  the 

2  5  .doe  the  like  in  the  feaft  of  the  feven  d3yes 
Dan.9. 19.O  Lord  hearken  and  doc,  defer  not 

n..j  .and  doe  according  to  his  will 
1 6.fhall  doe  according  to  his  owne  will,  and 
1 7. thus  (hall  he  doe,  and  he  (hall  give 
24.  fhall  doe  that  which  his  fathers  have  not 
27.Kings  hearts  (hall  be  to  doe  mifchiefe 
2 8. and  hee  (hall  doe  exploits,  and 
30.fo  fhall  he  doe,he  (hall  even  return 

3  2.  and  fuch  as  dee  wickedly  againft  the  cov. 
but  the  people  that  doe  know  their  God 

fhall  be  ftrong,  and  doe  exploits 
36.  King  (hall  doe  according  to  his  will  and 
3  9.thus  (hall  he  doe  in  the  moft  ftrong  holds 
1 2. 1  o.  but  the  wicked  fhall  doe  wickedly 
Hof.6.4.0  Ephraim,what  (hall  I  doe  unto  thee 

O  Judah,what  fhall  I  doe  unto  thee 
9. 5. what  will  ye  doe  in  the  fokmne  day 
10.3.  what  then  fhould  a  King  doe  to  us 
i4.8.what  have  I  to  doe  any  more  with  idols 
Joel  2. 21. for  the  Lord  will  doe  great  things 

3 ,4-what  have  ye  to  doe  with  me,0  Tyre  and 
Amos  3 .7-the  Lord  God  will  doc  nothing,but 
io.for  they  know  not  to  doe  right/aith 
Jomt.1.10.  that  he  would  do  unto  them  &  did  not 

4.9.I  doe  well  to  be  angry,even  to  death 
Mhab.6.%  .but  to  doc  juftly,  and  to  love  mercy 
Ze^fc.3 .5.  he  will  notdoe  iniquity ;  every 

13.  remnant  of  Ifrael  (hall  notdoe  iniquity 
Zee.  1. 6. as  the  Lord  of  hofts  thought  to  doe  to  us 
2 1 .  what  come  thefe  to  doc,  and 
8.i6.the  things  that  ye  fhall  doe;  Speak  truth 
2tfa/.4.i.andall  that  doe  wickedly  (hall  be  ftubbk 
itf<tf.$.i9.but  whofoever  fhall  doe,  and  teach 
46.  doc  not  the  Publicans  even  the  fame 

Verfe  47. 
47. what  doe  ye  more  then  others 
6.1  .that  ye  doe  not  your  almes  before  men,to 
2.  doe  not  found  a  trumpet  before  thee, 

as  the  hypocrites  doe  in  the  fynagogues 
7,i2.that  men  fhould  doe  to  you  ,doe  ye  even  fo 
8.29.  what  have  we  to  dqe  with  thee,  jefus 
1 2.2.  behold,  thy  difciples  doe  not  that  which 
is  not  lawful!  to  do  on  the  fabbath  day 
50.whofoever  fhall  doe  the  will  of  my  father 
1 3. 41  .and  them  which  doe  iniquity 
18.35  .my  heavenly  father  doe  alfo  to  you,if 
1 9. 1 6.what  good  thing  (hall  I  doe  that  I 

1 8 .  Jefus  (aid,  Thou  (hall  doe  no  murder 
20. 1 3  .friend,I  doc  thee  no  wrong,  didft 
1 5  .lawfull  for  me  to  doe  what  I  will  with 
3  2.that  I  fhould  doe  unto  you 
21 .24.  by  what  authority  I  do  thefe  things 
27.neith.tell  I  you  by  what  author.I  do  thefe 
40. what  will  he  do  unto  thofe  husbandmen 
23.3-they  bid  you  obferve,that  obferve  and  doe; 
but  doe  not  after  their  works, 
for  they  fay,  anddsenot 
5.  all  their  works  they  doe  for  to  be  feen 
27.19.have  thou  nothing  to  doe  with  that  juft 
22.  what  fhall  I  doe  then  with  Jefus,which 
Mar\  i.24.what  have  we  to  doe  with  thee,thou 

Lu\e  4.34. 
2.24.why  doc  they  on  the  fabbath  day  that  wcfl 
3.35  .whofoever  (ball  do  the  will  of  G.the  fame 
5. 7.  what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee 
6. 5. he  could  there  doe  no  mighty  work,fave 
7 . 8  .and  many  other  fuch  like  things  yee  doe, 

Verfe  1 3 . 
1 2.  ye  fuffer  him  no  more  to  doe  ought  for 
p.zz.ii  thou  canft  do  any  thing,  have  compaffio 
39.no  man  wch  fhall  do  a  miracle  in  my  name 
1  o .  1 7- what  (hall  I  do.that  I.may  inherit  etern . 
3  5. thou  (houldft  doe  for  us  whatfoev.we  def. 
3  6.  that  I  fhould  doe  for  you 
5  i.that  I  fhould  doc  unto  thee  ?  the  blind 

Lu^e  18.41. 


1 1.28.  this  authority  to  doe  thefe  things 
29.by  what  authority  I  doc  thefe  things 
3  3 .neith.de  I  tel  you  by  what  auth.I  do  thefe 
1 2.9.what  therfore  (hall  the  lord  of  the  vlny.do 
1 5.8  .began  to  defire  him  to  doe  as  he  had 
1 2.that  I  fhall  doe  unto  him  whom  ye  call 
Lu\.z.  27.  to  doe  for  him  after  the  cult,  of  the  law 
3.1 1. he  that  hath  meat,  let  himdoe  likewife 
14.  faying,  And  what  fhall  wee  doe  ? 

faid  to  them,Doe  violence  to  no  man 
4.23-doe  alfo  here  in  thy  owne  Country 
6.2.why  do  ye  that  which  is  notlawful  to  do  on 
1 1  .what  they  might  doe  to  Jefus 
3 1.  as  ye  would  that  men  fhould  doe  to  you, 
doe  ye  alfo  to  them  likewife 
3  3.  yc  do  good  to  them  which  do  good  to  you 
for  finnersalfo  even  doe  the  fame 
46. and  doe  not  the  tilings  which  I  fay 
8.21.  which  hearethe  word  of  God  and  doe  it 
10.2  5.what  fhall  I  doe  to  inherit  eternall  life 
Chap.18.18. 
37.  goe,  and  doe  thou  likewife 
1 2.4-after  that,have  no  more  that  they  candoe 
i7.what  fhalll  doe,becaufe  I  have  no  room 
26.be  not  able  to  do  that  thing  which  is  kaft 
13.32.  and  I  doe  cures  to  day,  and  to  morrow 
1 6. 3. what  (hall  I  doe, for  my  lord  taketh 
4.I  am  refolved  what  to  doe,that  when 
17. 10. which  was  our  duty  to  doe 
i?.48.could  not  find  what  they  might  doe  for 
20.8.by  what  authority  I  doe  thefe  things 
1 3  .what  (hall  I  doe}  Ik  fend  my  beloved 
1 5  .(hall  the  lord  of  the  vineyard  doe  to  them 
23.31  .for  if  they  doe  thefe  things  in  a  green  tree 
34. for  they  know  not  what  they  doe 
Job,  2. 4. worn. what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee  ?  mine 
5. whatfoever  he  faith  to  y<Su,doe  it 
3 .2.  for  no  man  can  doe  thefe  miracles  that. 
4.34.my  meat  is  to  Goethe  will  of  him  that 
5 ,  19. the  Son  can  doe  nothing  of  himfelfe 

but  what  he  feeth  the  father  doe,  for 
30.  can  of  mine  own  felf  doe  nothing 
3  6.to  finifh  the  fame  works  that  I  doe 
6.6. he  himfelf  knew  not  what  he  would  doe 

38.not  to  doe  mine  owne  will,but 
7-4>if  thou  doe  thefe  things,  (hew  thy  felf 
1 7  .if  any  man  will  doe  his  will,he 
3  1  .will  he  doe  moe  miracles  then  this 
8.28.  and  that  I  doe  nothing  of  my  felfe,but 
29.  for  I  doe  alwaies  thofe  things  that  pleafe 
39.  ye  would  doc  the  works  of  Abraham 
41  .ye  doc  the  deeds  of  your  father,  then 
44.  and  the  lufts  of  your  father  ye  will  doe 
9. 1 6.  that  is  a  (inner,  doc  fuch  miracles 

3  3  .he  were  not  of  God,he  could  doe  nothing 
10. 25. the  works  that  I  do  in  my  Fathers  name 
3  7  .if  I  doe  not  the  works  of  my  Father 
3  8. but  if  I  Although  yebekevenot 
1 1 .47 .  w  hat  doe  we,  for  this  man  doth  miracles 
i3.7.whatl  doc  thou knoweft  not  now,but 
1 5 .  that  ye  fhould  doe  as  I  have 
17. happy  are  ye  if  yee  doe  them 
27. that  thou  doeft,  doe  quickly 
14.  i2.works  that  I  doe,  (hall  he  doe  alfo 

greater  works  then  thefe  fhall  he  doe 
3 1. gave  me  command,even  fo  I  doe 
1  5 .5  .for  without  me  ye  can  doe  nothing 
I4.if  ye  doc  whatfoever  I  command  you 
2 1.  all  thefe  things  will  they  doe  to  you  for 
Chap.  1 6. 3. 
iy.4.which  thou  gaveft  me  to  doe 
21.21.  and  what  (hall  this  man  doe 
AH.  1. 1.  of  all  that  Jefus  began  both  to  do  &  teach 
4. 28. to  doe  whatfoever  thy  hand  and 
5.35.  what  ye  intend  to  doe  as  touching 
7.26.  why  doe  ye  wrong  one  to  another 

5 1 .  ye  doe  alwayes  refift  the  holy  Ghoft,as 
o.6.what  wilt  thou  have  me  to  doe 

it  fhall  be  told  thee  what  thou  muft  doe 
io.6.whatthou  oughteft  to  doe 
14. 1 5-why  doe  ye  thefe  things  ?  wee  alfo 
15.36.  and  fee  how  they  doe 
16.18.  doe  thy  felfe  no  harme,for  we 

30.  what  muft  I  doe  to  bee  faved 
i7.7.and  thefe  all  doe  contrary  to  the  decree 
19.36.  and  to  doe  nothing  rafhly 

22. 10. what 


DOE   DOE 


DOE   DOE 


DOE    DOE 


tz.io.whatfhalll  doe,  Lord  ?  and 

which  are  appointed  for  thee  to  doe 
zy.p.Feftus,  willing  to  doe  the  Jews  a  pleafure 
26.9. 1  thought  to  doe  many  things  contrary 
zo.and  doe  works  meet  for  repentance 
to.1.28.  to  doethok  things  which  are  not  conv. 
3  2. not  onely  doe  the  fame, but  have  pleafure 
2. 3  .that  judgeft  men  which  doe  fuch  things 
14  doe by  nature  the  things  contained  in 

7. 1  j.  for  that  which  I  doe,  I  allow  not 

for  what  I  would,that  doe  I  not 
but  what  I  hate,that  doe  I 
i6.ifthenl«foe  that  which  I  would  not,I 
17.it  is  no  more  I  that  doe  it,  but     Ver.20. 
io.for  the  good  that  I  would, I  doenot 

evill  which  I  would  not,that  I  doe 
jo.  now  if  I  doe  that  I  would  not, 

it  is  no  more  I  that  doc  it,  but  fin 
S.  3 .  for  what  the  law  could  not  doe,in  that  it 
1 2.8.1et  him  doe  it  with  fimplicity,he  that 
1  Cor.';.  1 2.what  have  I  to  doe  to  judge  them  that 
6.8  .nay,  you  doe  wrong,and  defraud 
7.3  6.and  need  fo  require,  let  him  doe  what 

9.2  3  .and  this  I  doe  for  the  Gofpels  fake,that 
2  5  .now  they  doe  it  to  obtaine  a  corruptible 

10.31  .whatfoev.  ye  do,  do  all  to  the  glory  of  G. 
1  y .  2p.elfe,what  mail  they  doe  that  are  baptized 
1 6. 10.  worketh  the  work  of  the  L.as  I  alto  doe 
z  Cor.B. i.we  doe  you  to  wit  of  the  grace  of  God 
io.not  only  to  doe,bm  alfo  to  be  forward 
1 1.8.  taking  wages  of  them  to  doe  you  fervice 
1 2. 1 9  .but  we  doe  all  things,dearly  beloved 
1 3  ./.that  ye  doe  no  evill,not  that  we  mould 

that  ye  mould  doe  that  w  hich  is  honeft 
8. for  we  an  doe  nothing  againft  the  truth 
Gal.z.  10.  which  I  alfo  was  forward  to  doe 

1 4.8c  not  as  doe  the  Jews :  why  compel.thou 
the  Gentiles  to  live  as  doe  the  Jewes 
3. 1  o.  in  the  book  of  the  law  to  doe  them 
5 .3.that  he  is  a  debtor  to  doe  the  whole  law 
17.  ye  cannot  doe  the  things  that  ye  would 
21.  that  they  which  doe  fuch  things  (hall  not 
Epbef. 3.  20.  that  is  able  to  doe  exceeding  abund. 
6.0.  ye  matters,  doe  the  fame  things  to 
2t.  of  my  affaires,  and  how  I  doe 
Phil.z.12.  and  to  doe,  of  his  good  pleafure 

i/^.doe  all  things  without  murmurings,and 
4.p.(foe,and  the  God  of  peace  (hall  be  with  you 
1 3 .1  can  doe  all  things  through  Chrift  which 
Col.  3.17 . whatfoever  ye  doe  in  w ord  or  deed, 

doe  all  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord  Jefus 
2  3.  whatfoever  ye  doe,doe  it  heartilyasto 

1  Thcf.  3 . 1 2. even  as  we  doe  towards  you 

4. 10.  indeed,  ye  doe  it  towards  all  the  brethren 
1 1.  and  to  doe  your  owne  bufinefte,and 

j.6.let  us  not  fleep,  as  doe  others,  but  let 
1 1  .edifie  one  another,  even  as  alfo  ye  doe 
2 4.that  callcth  you,w ho  alfo  will  doe  it 

2  Tfe/^^.that  ye  both  doe,Sc  will  doe  the  things 

1  Tim.6. z.but  rather  doe  them  fervice,becaufc 

2  Tim.^.-y.  doc  the  work  of  an  Evangelift 

9. doe  thy  diligence  to  come  (hortly  to 

2 1  .doc  thy  diligence  to  come  before  winter 

Pbtletn.  1 4.W  ithout  thy  mind  will  I  doe  nothing 
2 1  .that  thou  wilt  alfo  doe  more  then  I  fay 

Heb.4. 1 3  .with  whom  we  have  to  doe 
10.7.  to  doe  thy  will,  O  God 

9. 1  come  to  doe  thy  will,  O  God 
1 3.6.not  feare  what  man  (hall  doe  unto  me 
1 7. that  they  may  doe  it  with  joy  and 
2 1  .to  doe  his  will,  working  in  you  that 

1  Tet.4.  1 1  .let  him  doe  it,as  of  the  ability  which 

2  Pet.  1. 10.  if  ye  doe  thefe  things,ye  mall  never  fall 

3 .  i6.as  they  doe  alfo  the  other  fcriptures  unto 
1  Job.  1.6.  and  doc  not  the  truth 

3.22.and  doe  thofe  things  that  arepleafing  in 
Rev.  2. 5 .  and  doe  the  firft  works,  or  elfe 

13.14.  to  docm  the  fight  of  the  beaft,faying  to 

19. 1  o.faid  unto  me,  See  thou  doe  it  not 

Chap.22.9. 

5Doe  commtmdctnents,See  <£ommant)ementi8!, 

5Doe  joyned  with  evill. 

Exod.z2.z.not  follow  a  multitude  to  doe  evill,nei. 

Lev.  ?.4.or  to  doc  evill,  or  to  doe  good,whatfoever 

Dfztf.4.25\and  (Trail  doe  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  L. 

3 1 .29.becaufe  ye  will  doe  evill  in  the 


1  Sam. 20. 1 3  .if  it  pleafe  my  father  to  doe  thee  evill 

2  Sam.iz.o.to  do  evill  in  his  iight,thou  haft  killed 
2  K?-8.i2.  bed  know  the  evill  that  thou  wilt  doe 

1 7 . 1 7.and  fold  themfelves  to  doc  evill  in  the 

2 1 .9.Manaffeh  feduced  them  to  do  more  evill 
Pp.34.16.face  of  the  L.isagai.  them  that  doe  evill 

37.8 .fret  not  thy  felfe  in  any  wife  to  doe  evill 
Pro. z.  1 4.  who  rejoice  todoe  evill,  and 

24.8. he  that  devifeth  to  doe  evill  mall  be  called 
Ecclef.  j. 1. they  confider  not  that  they  doe  evill 

8,i  i.is  fully  fet  in  them  to  doe  evill 

1 2. though  a  (inner  (fee  evill  an  hundr.  times 
1/a.i.  1 6.  ceafe  to  doe  evill 

41.23.  do  good,or  doe  evill,that  we  may  be  dif. 
yfA4.22.they  are  wife  todoe  evill,but 

i  o.  y .  for  they  cannot  doe  evill ,  neither 

j  3 . 2  3 .  that  are  ac  cuftomed  to  doe  evill 

1 8 . 1  o.  if  it  doc  evill  in  my  fight,  that 
£^.6. 10.  that  I  would  doc  this  evill  unto  them 
Micah  7.3-that  they  may  doe  evill  with  both  hands 
Zeph.i.ii.  neither  will  hee  doe  evill 
Mark  3 .4.  or  to  doe  evill  ?  to  Give  life, or  to  kill 

Lu\e  6.0. 
Rom.2.8.  fay,  Let  us  doe  evill  that  good  may  come 

1 3.4-but  if  thou  doe  that  which  is  evill,be  afraid 
2  C07.i3.7.thatye^0enoevill,nor 
1  Pet.^.  1 2.  face  of  the  L.is  aga.them  that  doe  evill 

3Doe  joyned  with  Good. 
Lev.  y  .4  to  doe  evill,or  to  doc  good,whatfoever 
Num.  10.2.9.  and  we  will  doc  thee  good  for 

24. 1 3  .to  doe  either  good  or  bad  of  mine 
Deut.3.i6.to  doe  thee  good  at  the  latter  end 

28.63 .  the  L.rejoyced  over  you  to  doe  you  good 

30.y.andhee  will  doe  thee  good 
fitdg.  17. 13  .that  the  L.  will  doe  me  good,feeing  I 

1  Sam.  1.23  doe  what  feemeth  thee  good,tarry 

3 . 1 8  .let  him  doe  what  feemeth  him  good 
14. 36.^02  whatfoever  feemeth  good  unto  thee 

Vcrfe  40. 

2  Sa.io.  1 2.the  L,.do  that  which  feemeth  him  good 
19.27.  do  therefore  what  is  good  in  thine  eyes 

Ij.doe  to  him  what  (hall  feem  good  to  thee 
2  Kj.i  o.^.do  thou  that  which  is  good  in  thine  ey. 
iChr.zi.  23.1et  the  K.do  that  which  is  good  in  his 
Neb.  5  -9.it  is  not  good  that  ye  doe, ought  ye  not 
Pfal.24.14.  depart  from  evill,  and  doe  good 

Pfal.-17.z7. 
3  6. 3. left  off  to  bee  wife,and  to  doe  good 
37.3-truft  in  the  Lord,and  doe  good,  fo 
51.18  .doe  good  in  thy  good  pleafure  unto  Sion 
1 2  5. ^.doe  good,0  Lord,  to  thofe  that  be  good 
Pro.}  1.1 2.fhee  willdoe  him  good,and  not  hurt 
Eccl. 3. iz.  apdtodoe good  inhislife 
Ifa.4 1 . 2  3  .ye  doe  good  or  doe  evill,that  we  may 
Jre?.4,2  2.but  to  doc  good  they  have  no  knowledge 
1  o.  f  .neither  alfo  is  it  in  them  to  doe  good 
13.23  .then  may  ye  alfo  doe  good  that  are 
3  2.40.not  turn  away  from  them  to  do  them  go. 
41.  lie  rejoyce  over  them  to  doe  them  good 
Micah  2. 7. doe  not  my  words  do  good  to  him  that 
7-eph.  1 . 1 2.  the  Lord  will  not  doe  good  neither 
Mat.  5.44^  good  to  them  that  hateyou,and 

L«^6.27- 
Mm\  3.4.1s  it  lawfull  to  do  good  on  the  fab.  dayes 

Lu\.6.$. 
14.7.  ye  miy  doc  them  good,but  mee  ye 
Lu\.6. 3  3  .if  you  do  good  to  them  wcbdoe  go.to  you 

3  5. and  doe  good,and  lend, hoping  for 
Rom.j. ip.for,  the  good  that  I  would  I  doe  not,but 
2 1. that  when  I  would  doe  good,  evill  is 
13. 2. doe  that  which  is  good,and  thou  (halt 
Gal. 6.  io.let  us  doc  good  unto  all  men 
t  Tim.6. 1 8.  that  they  doe  good,  that  they  be  rich 
Heb.  1 3 . i6.but  to  doe  good,and  to  communicate 
.7iOTe.r4.17.that  knoweth  todoe  good,&  doth  not 

1  Pet. 2.1 1.  let  him  efchew  evill  and  doe  good 

Have  1  to  JDoc. 

2  Sam.  19.22.what  have  I  to  doe  with  you,ye  fons  I 


3  3 . 1 7. 1  will  doe  this  thing  alfo  that  thou 
3  4. 1  O.I  will  doe  miracles,  fuch  as  have  not 

a  terrible  thing  that  I  willdoe  with  thee 
Nftmb.i4.zS.  fo  will  I  doe  unto  you 

3^.1  will  furely  doc  it  unto  all  this  congreg. 
22.17.I  vt  ill  doe  whatfoever  thou  faift  unto  me 
Ruth  3. 5. all  that  thou  faift  to  me,  I  will  doe 

11.I  willdoe  to  thee  all  that  thou  required 
1 3.  will  I  doe  the  part  of  a  kinfman  to  thee 

1  Sam.2.1  i.behold,I  willdnca  thing  in Ifrael,at 
20.4. 1  will  even  doe  it  for  thee 

2  Sam.i  2- 1 2. but  I  will  do  this  thing  befall  Ifrael 
1S.4  what  feemeth  you  beft,I  will  doe 
19.38.  He  doe  to  him  that  which  (hall  feeme 

that  I  vi ill  doe  for  thee 
2 1.4  that  will  I  doc  for  you 
r  Kȣ.r.30.fo  vv ill  I  certainly  doe  thisday 
5. 8. and  I  will  doe  all  thy  defire  concerning 
20.9.10  thy  fervant,at  the  firft  I  willdoe  but 
Efl.  5 .8  .and  I  will  doe  to  morrow,as  the  Kin<* 
fob  2  4.3  2. have  done  iniquity,  I  will  doe  no  more 
Pro.  24.29.  fay  not,I  will  doe  fo  to  him  as 
i/d.5.5.  what  I  willdoe  to  my  vineyard,I 
42.1 6.thcfe  things  will  I  doe  to  them,and 
43. 1 9.I  will  doe  anew  thing,  I  will 
46.10. 1  willdoe  all  my  pleafure 

1 1 .1  have  purpofed  it,I  will  alfo  doe  it 
48. 1 1. even  for  mine  owne  fake  will  I  doeit 
fer.  7. 14.  therefore  will  I  doc  to  this  houfe  which 
19.12  .thus  will  I  doe  unto  this  place 
25  6. and  I  will  doc  you  no  hurt 
29.3  2-the  good  that  I  will  doe  for  my  people 
5 1.47  that  I  will  doe  judgment  on  the  graven 

Vcrfe  52 

E^.  f  .9  •  I  will  do  in  thee  that  which  I  have  not  d 

7.27. 1  willdoe  unto  them  after  their  way,  and 

22.14.I  the  Lord  have  fpoken  it,and  will  doe  it 

Ch3p.36.36. 

2  3 .30.I  w  ill  doe  thefe  things  to  thee,becaufe 
24. 1 4.and  I  will  doe  it,  I  will  not  goe  back 

3  s .  1 1 .1  w  ill  doe  even  to  you  according  to 

1  5.  fo  will  I  doe  unto  thee 
26. 1 1  .&  wil  do  better  to  you  then  at  your  beg. 

Amos  4. 1 2.thus  willl  doc  to  thee,0  Ifrsel 

fob.  14.13  .that  will  I  c/o,that  the  Fath.may  be  gl. 

14. ask  any  thingin  mynamej  willdoe 
z  Cor.  1 1 . 1  z.but  what  I  doe,  that  I  will doe}thit  I 

Obfcrve  joyned  with  1D0C. 

Dc at .  5 . 3  2  .ye  (hall  obferve  therefore  to  doe,  as  the 

6. 3  .and  obferve  to  doe  it,that  it  may  be  well 

2  %  .if  we  obferve  to  do  all  thefe  comman.bef. 
8.1  .fhal  1  ye  obferve  to  «te,that  ye  may  live,and 
1 1 .3  2.ye  (hall  obferve  to  doe  all  the  ftatutes  & 
1 2. 1. which  ye  (hall  obferve  to  doe  in  the  land 

3  2.  obferve  todoe  it ;  thou  (halt  not  adde 
1 5.5.  to  obferve  to  doe  all  thefe  commandem. 
16.12.  thou  (halt  obferve  and  doc  thefe  ftatutes 
1 7. 1  o.thou  (halt  obferve  to  doe  according  to 
24.8.  fo  yee  (hall  obferve  to  doe 
28.1.  to  obferve  and  doe  all  his  commandem. 

1 3  .to  obferve,and  to  doe  them 
1 5.  to  obferve  to  doe  all  his  commandem.& 
31.12  .obferve  to  doe  all  the  words  of  this  law 
VerfeyS.  Chap.  32.46. 
fojh.  1 .7.  that  thou  mnyft  obferve  to  doe  accord,  to 

Verfe  8. 
2  Kjtig.  1 7.3  7.  ye  (hall  obferve  to  doc  for  evermore 
2 1. 8. if  they  will  obferve  to  doc  according  to  all 
Neb.10. 29. to  obferve  and  doe  all  the  command.of 
E^'37'24.and  obferve  my  ftatutes,and  doe  them 
Mat. Z2. 2.  that  obferve  and  doe  ;  but  doe  notafter 
Shall  we  5Doe, 

1  Sam.$.2.what  (hall  we  do  with  the  ark  of  theG. 
6.2.  what  (hall  we  doe  to  the  ark  of  the  Lord 

2  Cbr. 2  5.9. but  what  (hall  we  doe  for  the  ioo.tal. 
Eft.  1 . 1 5  .what  (hall  we  doe  unto  the  Queen 
Pfal.6o.  1 2.through  God  we  lhall  doe  valiantly 

Pfal.  108.13 


1  $b.  1 7. 1 8. what  have  I  todoe  with  thee,6  thou  »  Cant.S.S.whit  (hall  wedoe  for  our  fifter 


2  JCw.3.1 3. what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee  ?  get  thee 
2  Cbr.  35.2  i.what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee,thou  K. 
L«£.8.28.  what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee,Jefus,thou 

1  will,  or  will  I  IDoe. 
Gen.47.  30. 1  will  doe  as  thou  haft  faid 
E:wi.3.20.which  I  will  doe  in  the  midft  thereof 
6.i.thou  fee  what  I  will  doe  to  Pharaoh 


Jonab  1 . 1 1  .what  (hall  we  doe  unto  thee,that 

Ln\e  3.10.  what  (hall  wedoe  then 
1 2.  Mafter,  whatfhall  wee  doe 
14.  and  what  (hall  we  doe  ?  And  he  faid  to 

Joh.6.z$.wba.t  (hall  we  *fe,that  we  might  work 

/4#.2.37.menand  brethren,what  (hall  wedoe 
4. 1 6.  what  (hall  we  doe  to  thefe  men,  for 


DOE 


DOE 


DOE 


DOE 


DOE 


DOE 


5Doejoynedwith/5. 
Ge?z.  18.5. they  faid,So  doe  as  thou  haft  faid 
19.  7.  I  pray  you,  doe  not  fo  wicked  y 

r  jWg.19.23 

44.  1 7.  God  forbid  that  I  fhould  doe  Co 
Exod.8.z6.  it  is  not  meetfo  todoefox 
Lcv.^.zo.Co  fhall  htdoe  with  this  bullock 
8 . 2  A.fo  the  Lord  hath  commanded  to  doe 
16.16.  Co  fliall  he  do  for  the  tabernacle  of  the 
Nim.9.  i4-t° the  manner  thereof ,fo  fliall  he  doe 
i4.28.as  ye  have  ipoken/o  will  I  doe  to  you 
1  j.i  2.fo  fliall  ye  doe  to  every  one  according  to 

i4.asye  doe,  fo  he  fliall  doe 
j2,jo.was  I  ever  wont  to  doe  fo  unto  thee 
j  i,2  3. if  ye  will  not  doe  fo,behold 
3  i.unto  thy  i'ervants,fo  will  I  doe 
DWf.4-5.that  ye  fhould  doe  fo  in  the  land  whither 
1 2.4.  ye  fliall  not  doe  fo  unto  the  Lord  your  G. 
Verfe  3  1 . 
30.  even  fo  will  I  doe  likcwife 
18.14.thy  God  hath  not  fuffered  thee  fo  to  doe 
22.3X0  (halt  thou  doe  with  his  raiment 
5.  for  all  that  doe  foare  abomination  to 
Judg.7.17.  that  as  I  doe,  fo  fliall  yee  doe 

1  l.io.if  we  doe  not  fo  according  to  thy  words 
14.io.for  fo  ufed  the  yong  men  to  doe 
1 9. 24. to  this  man  doe  not  fo  vile  a  thing 
Ruth  1.1 7  .the  L'doe  Co  to  me,and  more  alfo,if 

1  Sam.\.  t7.God  doe  fo  to  thee,  and  more  alfo5  if 

8.8.fodoe  they  alfo  unto  thee 
1 4.44.Saul  anfwered,God  do  Co,  and  more  alfo 
20. 1 3-the  L.doe  fo,  and  much  more  to  Jonath. 
25.22.fo  &  more  alfo  doc  God  to  the  enem.  of 
30.23.  ye  fliall  not  doe  fo,my  brethren,  with 

2  SiJW.3-9.fo  doe  G.to  Abncr,&  more alfo,except 

even  fo  I  doe  to  him 

3  5.  fo  doe  God  to  me,&  more  alfo,if  I  tafte 

i9.13.G0d  doe  fo  to  me,  and  more  alfo, if  thou 

lKja.i.zi.  &  20.10.  2^i».6.3i. 

1  lQn.i.2,%.  fo  will  thy  fervant  doe,  and 

19.  2.  fo  let  the  gods  doe  to  mee,  and 

a2.2  2.goeforth,andcfoefo  zChr. 18.11. 

2  2(i»g.  17.41.  Co  doe  they  unto  this  day 
1  Ch; 0. 1 3 .4. that  they  would  doe  Co,  for  the  thing 
Neh.^.iz.Cn  will  we  doe  as  thou  faift 

6. 2  3. that  I  fhould  be  afraid,  and  doe  fo,and  fin 
1 3. 21  .if  ye  doe  foag^in,I  will  lay  hands 
Efl.6.10.  and  doe  even  lb  to  Mordecaithe  Jew 

7. 5. that  durfr  prefume  in  heart  to  doe  fo 
Job  1 3 .9  doe  ye  fo  mock  him 
Pro.  20. 3  o.fo  do  ftripes  the  inward  parts  of  thebel. 

24. 29. fay  not,  I  will  dot  fo  to  him  as  he 
I/i.10.1 i.fo doe  tc  Jtrufalem  and  her  idols 

65.8  fo  nil  I  doc  for  my  fsrvantsfake,  that  I 
/ey.28.6.  the  Lord  doe  fo,  the  Lord  performe  the 
E%$\  3  5 . 1 5  .fo  w  ill  I  doe  unto  thee 

45.20.  fo  thou  fhalt  doe  the  7th  day  of  the mon. 
Dot.  1 1.30.  fo  fliall  he  doe,  he  (hall  even  return 
Hof.10.1^.  fo  fliall  Bethel  doe  unto  you 
Mat.  <$.  47. doe  not  even  the  Publicans  fo 
7.1  t.doe  ye  even  fo  to  them,  for  this 
18.3  5.  folikewife  fliall  my  heavenly  Father  doe 
Job.  1 4.3 1 .  as  the  Fath.gave  me  com.  even  fo  I  doe 
A6I.7. 5 1 .  as  your  fathers  did,fo  doe  ye 
1  Cor.  1 6. 1. even  fo  doe  ye,  upon  the  firft  day 
C0/.3 . 1 3  .as  Chnft  forgave  you,  fo  alfo  doe  you 
1  Tim.  1 .4,which  is  in  faith,  fo  doe 
James  2. 1 2.fo  fpeak ye,  and  fo  doe,  as 

?Dce  joyned  with  this 
Gen.  3  o.  3 1  .if  thou  w  ilt  doe  this  thing  for  me 

3  4. 1 4.  we  cannot  doe  this  thing 
39-9.how  canldoe  this  great  wickednefie 
4i.34.let  Pharaoh  doe  this,  let  him  appoint 
42.  i8.this  doe  and  live,  for  I  feare  God 
4 3 . 1 1  .if  it  muft  be  fo  now,  doe  this 

4  5 . 1 7  .fay  unto  thy  btethren,  Doe  this  ye 
1 9. now  thou  art  commanded,this  doe  ye 

Exod.g.  5  .to  morrow  the  L.fhall  doe  this  thing  in 

1 8.2 3  .if  thou  (halt  doe  this  thing,and 
Lev. %6.  i6.\  alfo  will  doe  this  unto  you,I  will 
Zv«»z.  16.6.  this  doe,  take  you  cenfers,  Koran  and 

32.20.ifye  will  doe  this  thing,  if 
DeKf.24.18.  therefore  I  command  thee  lodoe  this 
.  Verfe  22. 

Jnfh  9.20.this  will  we  doe  unto  them,  we 
Judg.  19.23.dbe  not  this  folly 


2*1.1  i.this  is  the  thing  that  ye  fliail  doe;  ye        ' 

1  S*w?.24.6\that  I  fhould  do  this  thing  to  my  Ma. 

2  Sam.i  1.1 1. 1  will  not  doe  this  thing 
1 2.1 2.but  I  will  doe  this  thing  before  all  Ifrael 
1 3 .1  z.doc  not  thou  this  folly 
23.17.that  I  fhould  this;  Is  not  this  the 

1  I^«2.20.9.but  this  thing  I  may  not  doe 
24. and  doe  this  thing,Take  the  Kings 

2  Km&.ii.  1 3-that  he  fhould  doe  this  great  thing 
11.  J.  this  is  the  thing  that  yee  fhall  doe 

2  Chro.  23.  4, 
17.  12.  yee  fhall  not  doe  this  thing 
19.31.  zeal  of  the  L.  of  the  hofts  fhall  doe  tin's 
I  fa.  37.  3  2. 

1  Chron.  1 1.19.  that  I  fhould  doe  this  thing,fhalll 

2  Chr.19. 10.  and  on  your  brethren  ;  this  doe  and 
Exfa.  4. 2  2 .that  ye  faile  not  to  doe  this :  why 
Neh.z.  19-what  is  this  thing  that  ye  doe  ?  will 

13.17  .what  evill  thing  is  this  that  ye  doe 
Pi 0.6.3. doe  this  now,  my  fon, and  deliver  thy  felfc 
7^.38.7,  that  the  Lord  will  doe  this  thing  that 

19.  fhall  praife  thee,  as  I  doe  this  day 
Jer.zz.^.iC ye  doe  this  thing  indeed,  then 

3  2.3  5. that  they  fhould  doe  this  abomination  to 
40. 16. thou  fhalt  not  doe  this  thing  for 
44.4.  O  doe  not  this  abomin.  thing  that  I  hate 
E\el(.6.  io.thatl  would  doe  this  evill  unto  them 

36.22.I  doe  not  this  for  your  fakes,     Ver.32. 
Amos  4>i2.becaufc  I  will  doe  this  unto  thee 
Mal.^.i-'m  the  day  that  I  fliall  do  this,  faith  the  L« 
Mat.%.9.  to  my  fervant,Doe  this,and  he  doth  it 

I4-7-8. 
9.28.  beleeve  ye  that  I  am  able  to  do  this  ?  they 
21.21.  ye  fliall  not  onely  doe  this  which  is 
Mark  1 1 . 3 .  if  any  man  fay,Why  doe  ye  this  ?  Say 
Luke  7-4.for  whom  he  fhould  doe  this 
1 0.2 8. this  doe,and  thou  fhalt  live 
I      i2.i8.hefaid,This  will  I  doe,X  will  pull 
[      22. 19.  this  doe  in  remembrance  of  mee 

1  Cor.  11.24. 
a 3 .  which  it  was  that  fhould  doe  this  thing 
Ac~t.zi.i2.-doe  therefore  this  that  we  fay  to  thee 
1  Cor.9. 1 7.  for  if  I  doe  this  willingly,  I 

1 1. 2 5. this  doe,as  oft  as  ye  drink  it,  in 
Phil.  3 . 1 3 .  but  this  one  thing  I  doe, forgetting 
Heb.6.  3  .  and  this  will  we  doe,  if  God  permit 
1 3 .  i9.the  rather  to  doe  this,  that  I  may  be 
James  4.15.  and  doe  this  or  that 

5Doe  well. 
Gen.^.j.iC thou  doe  well,fhalt  thou  not  be  accept. 
I  fa.  1. 1 7. learn  to  doe  well,  feek  judgment 
Zec.S.i  5. to  doe  well  unto  Jerufalem,  and 
Mat.  1 2. 1 2. wheref.it  is  lawf.to  do  wel  on  the  fab. 
Job.  1 1. 1 2.Lord,if  he  fleep,he  fhall  doe  well 
Ac~i.  1 5 .29.if  ye  keep  your  felvcs,  ye  fhall  doe  well 
fam.z.S.  love  thy  neighb.as  thy  fdfe,yee  doe  well 

1  Pcf.2.i4.forthepraife  of  them  that  doe  well 
10,  but  if  when  ye  doe  well,and  fuffcr 

3«6.as  long  as  ytdoe  well, and 

2  Pet .  1 .1 9-whereunto  ye  doe  well  that  ye  take 

3  Joh.6.  after  a  godly  fort,thou  fhalt  doe  well 
iDoeg. 

1  S«. i  1. 7. his  name  was  Doeg,an  Edomite 
2  2.9-then  anfwered  Doe?  the  Edomite,whLch 

18.  the  King  faid  to  Doeg.Turn  thou 

and  Doeg  the  Edomite  turned,  and 
2  2.whcn  Doeg  the  Edomite  was  there,that  he 
IDoer. 
Gen.  3  9. 2  2.they  did  there,hee  was  the  doer  of  it 

2  Sam.  3 . 3  9.the  Lord  fhall  reward  the  doer  of  evill 
Pfal.  31.23.  plentifully  rewardeth  the  proud  doer 
P/o.i  7.4.3  wicked  doer  giveth  heed  to  falfe  lips 
lfa.q.  1 7.  every  one  an  evill  doer 
2  Tim.  2. 9. wherein  I  fuffcr  trouble  as  an  evill  doer 
James  i.2  3.andnotadoer,heislike  a  man 

2  5. but  a  doer  of  the  work,  this  man 
4.1 1  .judg  the  law, thou  art  not  a  doer  of  the  law 

1  Pef.4. 1 5. as  an  evill  doer,ot  as  a  buhe-body 
3Doer0. 

2  fCiw.22.5.  into  the  hand  ofthedoe;.?ofthework 
let  them  give  it  to  the  doers  of  the  work 

jfta.2.13.  btitdoers  ofthelaw  fliall  be  juftificd 
Jam.  1 .2  2. but  be  ye  doers  of  the  word,  and 
EwZ/'DoerS,  See  <S£*i\l 
IDoeft. 
Gen.qlfM  thou  doefl  not  well,fin  lieth  at  the  door 


21.22.  God  is  with  thee  in  all  that  thou  doefl 
Exod.  1 8. 1 4. that  thou  doefl  to  the  people  j'why 

1 7. thing  that  thou  doefl  is  not  good 
Dent. 1 2.28.  when  thou  doefl  that  which  is  good 
14. 29. the  work  of  thine  hand  which  thou  doefl 
1 5.18.G.  fhall  blefTe  thee  in  all  that  thou  doefl 
Judg.11.17.  DUC  thou  doe/2  me  wrong  to  warre 
2  Sot.  3. 2  5  .and  to  know  all  that  thou  doe/? 
1  ~\in.z.j.  maytfft  profper  in  all  that  thou  doe/? 
i9-9.what  doCft  thou  here  Elijah  V.  13. 

20.22.  and  mark,  andfee  w  hit  thou  doefl 
Job  9.1  a.who  will  fay  to  him,  What  doefl  thou 
3  5.6.  what  doefl  thou  againft  him  ? 

whatdoe/f-  thou  unto  him 
Pfal.49. 1 S. when  thou  doefl  well  to  thy  felfe 
77. 1 4. thou  art  the  God  that  doefl  wonders 
86.10.  and  doefl  wondrous  things 
1 1 9.68.  thou  art  good,  and  doefl  good 
Ecclef.S.4.  who  may  fay  to  him,  What  doefl  thou 
Jer.il.  1 5.when  thou  do/?  eviUthen  thou  rejoyceft 
1 5.5-  who  fhall  goe  afide  to  ask  how  thou  doefl 
Exak- '  2.9.rebellious  houfe  faid  to  thee, What  doefl 
i6.3o.feeing  thou  doefl  all  thefe  things 
24-i9.whatthefe  things  are  to  us  that  thou  doefl 
Dan. 4.  3  5 .  or  fay  unto  him,  What  doefl  thou 
Jonah  4. 4. doe/2  thou  well  to  be  angry 

g.doefl  thou  well  to  be  angry  for  the  gourd 
Mat.6.z.  when  thou  doefl  thine  almes,  doe  not 
3. but  when  thou  doefl  alms,let  not  thy  right 
2 1. 2  3. by  what  authority  thou  doefl  thefe  things 
Mark  11.28.  Luk.zo.z. 
Job.  2. 1 8  .feeing  that  thou  doc(l  thefe  things 
3. 2. that  thou  doefl, except  God  be  with  him 
7.  j.difci.alfo  may  fee  the  works  that  thou  doefi 
1  3 .27.that  thou  doefl,  doe  quickly 
Acl.zz.  26.take  heed  what  thou  doefl,  for  this  man 
Rom.z.i.  thou  that  judgeft  doeflthe  fame  things 

3 .  and  doefl  the  fame,  that  thou  fhalt 
Jam. 2. 19. thou  doefl  well,the  divels  alfo  beleeve 
3  John  5.beloved,thou  doefl  faithfully 

5Doet3j,  or  2Dotl), 

Gen.i  1  •  1 2.I  have  feen  all  that  Laban  doth  to  thee 

Exod.  1 1. 14.  for  whofoever  doth  any  work  therun 

1 5. whofoever  doth  any  work  on  the  fabb.day 

Lev. 4.  27.  while  he  doth  fomewhat  againft  any  of 

6. 3. that  a  man  dorf>,(inning  therein 

23.30.that  doth  any  work  in  that  fame  day,the 

Num.i  5. 30. foule  that  datb  ought  prefumptuoufly 

24.23.who  (hall  live  when  God  doth  this 
Job  5.9.  which  doth  great  things  and  unfearchable 

Chap.9-io. 
23.13.what  his  foule  defireth,even  that  hedoth 
24.21.  anddoffonot  good  to  the  widow 
37.5.  great  things  doth  he,  which  we  cannot 
Pfal.  1 . 3  .whatfoever  he  doth  fhall  profper 

14,1.  there  is  none  that  doth  good        Verf.3. 
Pfalm.^.i,*.. 
1 5.3-nor  doth  evill  to  his  neighbour,nor 

5  .he  that  doth  thefe  things  fhall  never  be 
72.1 8,who  only  doth  wondrous  works 
106.3.  he  that  doth  righteoufneffe  at  all  times 
1 1 8. 1 5  .right  hand  of  the  Lord  doth  valiantly 

Verf.16. 
1 3  6.4x0  him  who  alone  doth  great  works,for 
P/o.6.3  2.  he  that  doth  it  deftroyeth  his  own  foule 
11. 17.  mercifull  man  doth  good  to  his  owne 
15.7  .but  the  heart  of  the  foolifh  doth  not  fo 
17.2  2. a  merry  heart  doth  good  like  a  medicine 
28.  i7-a  man  that  doth  violence  tothebloud 
Ecclef.z.z.and  of  mirth,  What  doth  it 

3.i4.whatfoever  God  dotb,it  fhall  be  for  ever 

God  doth  it,that  men  fhould  fear  before 
7.20.thatd»ffcgood,and  finnethnot 
8.3 .for  hedoth  whatfoever  pleafeth  him 
J/a.49. 1 8  .and  binde  them  on  thee  as  a  bride  doth 

56.2.ble(Ted  is  the  man  that  doth  this,and 
/er.48. 10.curf.be  he  that  do.the  work  of  G. deceit. 

Elgk-  ~7'XS  •^n3^  ne  e^cr,Pe  "'~at  dofo  fucn  things 
18.1  o.and  that  doth  the  like  to  any  of  thefe 
1 1.  and  thatdoffo  not  any  of  thefe  duties,  but 
14.  and  doth  not  fuch  like 
24.  and  doth  according  to  the  abominations 
that  the  wicked  man  doffo.fhall  hee 
27. and  doth  that  which  is  lawfull  and 
D^.4.3  5. and  he  doth  according  to  his  will  in 
9. 1 4. is  righteous  in  all  his  works  which  he  doth 
■      Am.o.  1 2.faith 


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DON 


Am.9.1  a.faith  the  Lord  that  doth  this 
Md.i.  i  i.Lord  will  cut  off  the  man  that  doth  this 
17-vvhen  ye  fay,Every  one  that  doth  evill  is 
Mattb.6.$.vihat  thy  right  hand  docth 

7.2 1.  but  he  that  doth  the  will  of  my  Father 
24.  and  doth  them,I  will  liken  him 
26.and  doththtm  not,  {hall  be  likened  to 
8.o.to  my  fervant,Doe  this,and  hee  doth  it 

Lu\e  7.  8. 
Z.«l|\  <j4.7.heareth  my  fayings,and«fefethero,I 
4P.he  that  heareth,and  doth  not,  is  like  a 
./a/?.  3. 20.  every  one  that  doth  evill  hateth  the  light 
a  i.but  he  that  doth  truth  cometh  to  light 
5.19.  for  what  things  foever  he  doth, 

theie  alio  doth  the  Son  likewife 
lo.flieweth  him  all  things  that  himfelf<sfoffo 
7-4.no  man  that  doth  any  thing  in  fecret,and 

5 1.  hear  him,and  know  what  he  docth 
9-7,%  .and  dot  h  his  will,  him  he  heareth 
1 1.47.  for  this  man  doth  many  miracles 
14. 10.  but  the  Father —  hee  doth  the  works 
ij.iy.theferv.knowethnot  what  his  lord  rforf? 
16.2.  will  think  that  he  doth  God  fervice 
Act.  1  5 .  1 7 .  w  ho  doth  all  thefe  things 

26.31,  this  man  doth  nothing  worthy  of  death 
Ro.  z.  9.  anguifhon  every  foul  of  man  that  doth  ev. 
3 . 1 2.there  is  none  that  doth  good 
io.^.the  man  which  doth  thefe  things  fhal  live 
1 3 .4.10  execute  wrath  on  him  that  doth  evill 
1  Cor. 6. 1 8. every  fin  that  a  man  doth  is  without  the 
7.3  7. that  he  will  keep  his  vixgin,doth  well 
3  8. that  giveth  her  in  marriage  doth  well 

that  giveth  her  not  in  mani.dotb  better 
Gal. 3. 'f. doth  he  itby  the  works  of  the  law,orby 
1 2. man  that  doth  them  fliall  live  in  them 
Eph.6.S.that  whatfoever  good  thing  any  man  doth 
Col,i.6.as  it  doth  alfo  in  you  fince  the 
3. 2 5. but  he  that  doth  wrong  fliall 
1  Thcf.z.n.  asa  father  doth  hischildrcn 
Jam. 4.  1 7.knoweth  to  doe  good,and  doth  it  not 
1  Joh.z.  17. he  that  dotbthe  will  of  God  abideth 
29. which  ^fliferighteoufneffe  is  born  of  him 
3. 7. he  that  doth  righteoufnefie  is  righteous 
3  Job.io.Ilc  remember  his  deeds  which  he  doth 
1  i.hee  that  doth  evill  hath  not  feen  God 
Rev.  13.13  .and  he  doth  great  wonders,fo  that 

5D0JJ, 
Exo.  1 1.1 7.ag.any  of  the  chil.of  Jfr.fhall  not  a  dog 
Vcnt.z^.  1 8. the  price  of  a  dog  into  the  houfe  of 
Jud.j.<$.zs  a  dog  lappeth,him  (halt  thou  fet  by 

1  Saw.  1 7.43.  am  I  a  dog,ihat  thou  comeft  to  me 
2 4. 1 4. after  a  dead  dog,  after  a  flea 

2  Sam.  3 .8  .am  I  a  dogs  head,  which  aga.Judah  doe 
^.S.look  upon  fuch  a  dead^fogas  I  am 

1 6.9.why  fhould  this  dead  dog  curfe  my  lord 
2  I\»z.8.i3.is  thy  fervant  a  dog,that  he  fhould 
Pfal.zz.zo.  my  darling  from  the  power  of  the  dog 
59. 6. they  make  a  noife  like  a  dog 

1 4.  and  let  them  make  a  noife  like  a  dog,and 
Pro. 26. 1 1  .as  a  cfcg  returneth  to  his  vomit,fo 

1 7. is  like  one  that  taketh  a  dogby  the  ears 
Eccl.9.4.  for  a  living  dog  is  better  then  a  dead  lion 
lfa.66.3 .as  if  he  cut  ofFa  <%?  neck 
Pet.  2-22.  the  dflg  is  turned  to  his  own  vomit  ag. 
3Dog0. 
Exod.zz.  3 1.  ye  mall  caft  it  to  the  dogs 
1  Ej;a.  14-11  .of  Jerob.  in  the  city  fhall  the  dogs  eat 
1 6".4.dies  of  Baaflia  in  the  city  fliall  the  dogs  eat 
21,19.  where  dogs  licked  the  bloud  of  Naboth, 
fliall  dogslkk  thy  bloud ,even  thine 
23 .  the  dogs  (hall  eat  Jezebel  by  the  wall  of 
2  King.  6.9,10,36. 
24.dieth  of  Ahab  in  the  city,thc  dogs  fliall  eat 
22.38.  andthedffg.r  licked  up  his  bloud 
.7fl&30.i.difdained  to  havefet  withtherfogsof  my 
Pfal.  1 2 . 1 6.for  dogs  have  compaffed  me  about 

6  8 . 2  3  .and  the  tongue  of  thy  dogs  in  the  fame 
Ifa.jC.i o.they  are  all  dumb  dogs,  they 

1 1.  yea,they  are  greedy  dogs,v/hkh 
fer.  15.3  .and  the  dogs  to  teare,aiid 
M#.7.6.give  not  that  which  is  holy  unto  the  dogs 
15.1.6.  and  to  caft  it  to  dogs 

27.yet  the  dogs  en  of  the  arums  which  fall 
^^7.28. 
,  Mar\.j.  27.and  caft  it  unto  dogs 
Luke  1 6. 2 1  .the  dogs  came  and  licked  his  fores 


Pfci/.3.2.beware  of  deg.r,beware  of  evill  workers 
Rev.zz.i 5.  for,without  are  dogs,and  forcerers,ar,d 

©01113. 
Gen. 3  i.28.thou haft  done  fooliflily  in  Codoing 

44.5  .yee  have  done  evill  in  fo  doing 
Exod.15.1  i.fearfullin  praifeSi^teg  wonders 
Num. 20.  19.  without  doingzny  thing elfe 
Dc«t.p.i8.which  ye  finned,in  doing  wickedly 
i  K/K.7.40.  fo  Hiram  made  an  end  oidoing  all 
16.19.whkh  he  finned,  indoing  evill  in 
zz./^ydoing  that  which  was  right  in  the  eyes  of 
2  Chron.zo.^.z. 
2  Kjng.z1.16.in  doingthat  which  was  evill  in  the 

1  cW22.i6.arifctha'efore,andbe<tag,for 
Eya  9. 1 .  doing  according  to  their  abominations 
Neh.6. 3 . 1  am  doing  a  great  work,  fo  that  I 

fob  32.2  2.flatteringtitles  :  info  domgjcay Maker 
P fal. 6  4.9. thzy  (hall  wifely  confider  of  his  doing 
66.5.  he  is  terrible  in  his  doing  towards  the 
1  iS.  23.  this  is  the  Lords  doing,  and  it  is 

Mattb.zi.41. 
1 1 fa. 5 6. 2.  and  keepeth  his  hand  from  doing -any  evil 

58.13  .from  doing  thy  pleafure  on  my  holy 
I  not  doing  thine  own  wayes,nor 

M#.24.46.when  he  cometh  fhall  finde  fo  doing 

Lu\e  12.43. 
Mai\  1 2. 1 1.  this  was  the  Lords  doing,and 
Aff.10.3S.  who  went  about  doing  good 

24.20.  if  they  have  found  any  evill  doing  in  me 
Rom.  1 2.20.for  in  fo  doing,  thou  (halt  heap 

2  Cor.S.i  1  .now  therefore  performe  the  doing  of  it 
Ephef.6.6.  domgtht  will  of  God  from  the  heart 

7. with  good  wi\\ doi??g  fervice,  as  to 

1  7/03.4.1 6\for  in  doing  this,  thou  fhalt  fave 

j.21  .doing  nothingby  partiality 
well  ©otttg. 
Rom.z.-jhy  patient  continuance  in  well  doing,  f.ek 
Gal.6.9.  let  us  not  be  weary  in  well  doing 

2  Thef.  3 . 1 3 .  be  not  w  eary  in  w  el  1  doing 

1  Pet.  z.  1 5. with  well  doingye  may  put  to  filence 
3.17.  that  ye  fuffer  for  well  doing,zhen 
4.  i9.keeping  of  their  fouls  to  him  in  wel  doing 
©ofngs. 
Lev.  18.3  .after  the  doings  of  the  land  of  Egypt 

and  after  the  doings  of  the  land  of  Can. 
Dc«.28.20.becaufe  of  the  wickednefs  of  thy  doings 
fudg.  2.19.  they  ceafed  not  from  their  own  doings 

1  SaOT.25-3.and  evill  in  his  doings, and 

2  Chro.  1 7 .4.  and  not  after  the  doings  of  If;  ael 
Pfal.g.  1 1 .  declare  among  the  people  his  doings 

77.1  2.and  talk  of  thy  doings 
Pyo.zo.  1 1. even  a  child  is  known  by  his  doing? 
Ifa.1.16.  put  away  the  evill  of  your  doings  from 
3. 8. and  their  doings  are  againft  the  Lord, to 

10.  for  they  fliall  eat  the  fruit  of  their  doings 
1 2.4.declare  his  doings  among  the  people 
Jer.q.q.becauk  of  the  evill  of  your  doings 

18  .thy  way,and  thy  doings  have  procured 
7.3.  amend  your  wayes  and  your  doings 

5.  if  you  throughly  amend  your  doings,  if 
1 1. 18. then  thou  fhewedft  me  their  doings 
17.10.and  according  to  the  fruit  of  his  doings 

Chap.21.14. 
1 8 . 1 1  .make  your  wayes  and  your  doings  good 
1 1. 1 2.becaufe  of  the  evill  of  your  doings 

Chap.  2  6. 3. 
23.2.1k  vifit  on  you  the  evill  of  your  doings 
22.and  from  the  evill  of  their  doings 

2  j.  5.and  from  the  evill  of  your  doings 
26.13.  amend  your  wayes  and  your  doings,and 

3  2.i9.and  according  to  the  fruit  of  his  doings 

3  5.1 5.  and  amend  your  doings, and  go  not  after 
44.22.  becaufeof  the  evill  otyoutdomgs 
E^el^.i^.zz.ye  fhall  fee  their  way,and  their  doings 

2$  .when  ye  fee  their  way  es,and  their  doings 
20.43  .and  all  your  doings  wherein  ye  have  been 

44.nor  accord,  to  your  corrupt  doings,0  ye 
21.24.  fo  that  in  all  your  doings  your  fins  doe 
24.  i4.and  accord. to  thy  doings  (hall  they  judge 
3  6. 1 7  they  defiled  it  by  their  doings 

19. according  to  their  doings  I  judged  them 

3  i.and  your  doings  that  were  not  good,and 
Hof.4.9-  and  reward  them  their  doings 
5-4.they  will  not  frame  their  doingsto 
7.2. now  their  owne  doings  have  fet  them  about 
9. 1  y.for  the  wickedneffe  of  their  doings  I 


1 2.2.accord.  to  his  doings  will  hee  reconip.hiiv. 
Micab  2.7. are  thefe  his  domgs  ?  Doe  not  my  words 
3. 4. behaved  thrmfelves  ill  in  their  doings 
7. 1 3.  for  the  fruit  of  their  doings 
Zeph.^.j. and  corrupted  all  their  doings 

1 1.  fhalt  thou  not  be  afhamed  for  all  thy  do. 
Zee.  1 .4.  and  from  your  evill  doings 

6.  and  according  unto  your  doings, [o 
©clcfull. 
Ifit. i$.zi .their  houfes (lull  be  full o' 'dole full crea. 
Micab  2.4.  vvith  a  dole  full  lamentation,and 

©dmfniott. 

Gen.  1.26  let  them  h  ;ve  dominion  over  the  fifli 
2  8  .have  dominion  over  the  fifh  of  the  ft  a 
27.40.  when  thou  fliilt  have  the  dominion 
37.8.  fhalt  thou  indeed  have  dominion  over  us 
Num. z 4. 1 9. he  that  (hall  have  dominion  and 
Judg>%.\  3  .have  dominion  over  the  Nobles  amon<* 
L.made  me  have  domin.ovtt  the  mighty 
i4_4.that  time  the  Plulift.  had  domin.ovet  If-. 
1  J(.M-24-for  he  had  dominion  over  all  the  regions 

9.19.  in  all  the  land  of  his  dominion 
z  Kin.zo.11.nor  in  ail  his  dominion, that  Hezekiah 

•(A.39.2. 

1  ffco.422.who  Ir.d  thedominion  in  Moab 
1 8. 3. as  he  went  to  ettablifh  his  dominionby  the 

2  Cbro.%. 6. and  throughout  all  the  land  of  hisdom. 
21. 3. from  under  the  dominion  of  Judah 

Neb.$.z8.  fo  that  they  had  the  dominion  aver  them 

37. alfo  they  hive  dominion  over  our  bodies 
Job  25.2. dominion  and  feare  are  with  him,he 
3  8.3  3  .canft  thou  fet  the  dominion  thereof  in 
Pfal.8.6.10  have  dominion  over  the  works  of 
1 9 . 1 3 .  let  them  not  have  dominion  over  me 
49.  i4.upright  fliall  have  dominion  over  them  in 
7  2. 8.  he  fhall  have  dominion  alfo  from  fea  to 
103.22.  in  the  palaces  of  his  dominion 
1 14.2.  and  Ifrael  his  dominion 
1 19. 1 3  3  .let  not  any  iniquity  have  dom.  ov.  me 
147.13.  and  thy  dominion  endureth  thtoughout 
lfa.z6,\i  .oth.lor.beiides  thee  hive  had  dom.  ov.us 
fer.  3  4.1 .  of  his  dom.  and  all  the  people  fought  ag. 

5 1. 28. and  all  the  land  of  his  dominion 
Dan.4. 3 .  and  his  dominion  is  from  generation  to 
2  2. and  thy  dominion  to  the  end  of  the  earth 
34.  yi  hok  dominion  isan  eyerlafting  dominion 
Chap.7.14. 
6. 16. in  every  dominion  of  my  kingd.  men  trem. 
and  his  dominion  fliall  be  even  to  the  end 
7.6.  and  dominion  was  given  to  it 

1  2  they  had  their  dominion  taken  away 
14.  there  was  given  him  dominion  and 
26.  they  fliall  take  away  his  dominion  to 
27. and  the  kingdome  &  dominion  fhalbe  giv. 
1 1 . 3 .  that  fliall  rule  with  great  dominion  and 
4.  nor  accord,  to  his  dominion  which  he  ruled 
5-fhalbe  ftrong  above  him,and  have  dominion 
his  dominion  fliall  be  a  great  dominion 
Micab.4.8. the  firft  domm.iht  kingdome  fliall  come 
Zee. 9. 1  o.his  dominion  fhall  be  even  from  fea  to  fea 
Mat .  20. 2  5  .the  Princes  of  the  Gent.exercife  domin. 
/?«».6.9.death  hath  no  more  dominion  over  him 
1 4.  for  fin  fliall  not  have  dominion  over  you 
7. 1  .the  law  hath  dominion  over  a  man  as  long  as 
2  fo>*.r.24.not  for  that  we  have  dominion  over 
Epbefi .  z  1.  far  above  might  and  dominion. 
1  Pet.  4. 1 1 .  and  dominion  for  ever  and  ever 

Chap.y.ii.  Rev.1.6. 
fude  8.defpife  dommon,and  fpeak  evil  of  dignities 
2  5. and  majefty,  dominion  and  power,now  & 
"Dominions. 
D/ztf.7.27.  all  dominions  fhall  ferve  and  obey  him 
Col.  1.16.  whether  they  be  thrones,  or  dommions,oi 
©one. 

Gen.g.  1 4. what  his  yonger  fon  had  dom  unto  him 
18.21  .they  have  done  according  to  the  crie 
20.5.innocencie  of  my  hands  have  I  done  this 

9.  that  ought  not  to  be  done 
z  1. 26.I  wote  not  who  hath  done  this  thing 
24.15  .before  he  had  done  fpeaking,Rebekah 
1 9.when  flie  had  done  giving  him  drink 

thy  camels,  till  they  have  done  drinking 
2 2. camels  had  done  dri.  the  man  took  a  brae 
4 5. before  I  had  done  fpeaking  in  my  heart 
66. told  Ifaacall  things  that  he  had  done 
26. 29.  as  we  have  done  unto  thee  nothing  but 
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i9.i6.it  muft  not  be  fo  dm  in  our  countrey 
34.7.which  thing  ought  not  to  be  done 
4o.  i  <  .here  alfo  have  I  done  nothing 
41.18.what  is  this  that  God  hath  done  unto  us 
44. 5. ye  have  Aw  will  info  doing 
if.  what  deed  is  this  that  ye  have  done 
Exod.1.1*.  why  have  ye  Sethis  thing 
1  4.what  fhould  be  done  unto  htm 
,  x6.  and  feen  that  which  is  done  to  you  in  Eg. 
1 1. 1  tf.no  manner  of  work  fhall  be  done 

that  onely  may  be  done  of  you 
1  ?.8.this  is  do.  becaufe  of  that  which  the  L.  did 
1 4'f  .'why  have  we  done  this  that  we  have 
1 8.  i .  that  God  hath  done  for  Mofes 
8.all  that  the  Lord  had  done  unto  Pharaoh 
o.goodnefs  which  the  Lord  had  done  tolfrael 
ii  .3 1.  to  this  judgment  fhall  it  be  done  to  him 
?  i.i  5. fixe  dayes  may  work  be  done,b\\t 

Chap.3f.i. 
3  4. 1  o.fuch  as  have  not  been  done  in  all  the 

3  3  .till  Mofes  had  done  fpeaking  with  them 
30.43  .and  behoidjthey  had  done  it  as  the  Lord 
fo  had  they  done  it,&  Mof.bleffed  them 
Iez\4.i.concern.things  which  ought  not  to  be  done 
1 3.  they  have  done  fomewhat  againft  any 
which  fhould  not  be  done,znd  are  guilty 
Chap.  ii.  17. 
11.  and  done  fomewhat  through  ignorance 
<.i7.whichare  forbidden  tobedone  by  the  com. 
8.  f  .which  the  Lord  commanded  to  be  done 
11.31.  wherein  any  work  is  dons,  it  muft  be 
18.17.abominat.have  the  men  of  the  land  done 
13.3  .fix  dayes  fhall  work  be  done,but 
14.10.  fo  fhall  it  be  done  to  him  againe 
2v»w.5.7«confeffe  their  fin  which  they  have  done, & 
i7.and  have  done  trefpaffe  againft  her 
11. 1 1. wherein  we  laxtdone  foolifhly,and 
if  .1  i.thus  it  (hall  be  done  for  one  that 

34-not  declared  what  fhould  be  done  to  him 
1 6. 18. 1  have  not  done  them  of  mine  own  mind 
n.i.Balak  faw  all  thatlfr.had  iwe  to  the  Am. 
27.4.the  name  of  your  father  be  done  away  from 
31.13.  that  had  done  evill  in  the  fight  of 
Dent.  3.11  .your  God  hath  done  to  thefe  two  Kings 
10. i  *.he  is  thy  G.that  hath  done  for  thee  thefe 
11.31.  wch  he  harethjhave  they  do.to  their  gods 
1 9. 1 9-as  he  had  thought  to  have  do.  to  his  bro. 
10. 1 8.which  they  have  done  unto  their  gods 
1  f.o.fo  fhall  it  be  done  unto  that  mnn  that 
16. 14. have  done  accord,  to  all  that  thou  comrn. 
I9.i4.wherefore  hath  the  L.done  thus  unto  this 
32.17.  and  the  Lord  hath  not  done  all  this 
fofti.l  .8 .  when  they  had  done  circumcifing  all 
9.3.wh»t  Jofhua  had  done  unto  Jericho  and  Ai 

14.  and  have  done  this  thing 
ici.fo  he  had  dose  to  Ai  and  her  King 
3  i.accord.  to  all  that  he  had  done  to  Libnah 
3  f.accord.  to  all  that  he  had  done  to  Lachiih 
3  7.accord.  to  all  that  he  had  done  to  Eglon 
39«as  he  had  done  to  Htbron,  fo 

as  he  had  done  alfo  to  Libnah,and  to 
it. 14.  if  we  have  not  rather  done  it  for 
13 .3 .the  Lo.  your  G.  hath  done  to  all  thefe  nat. 

8.as  ye  have  done  unto  rhis  day 
14.31.  that  hee  had  done  for  Ifrael 
Judg.  1.1.  why  have  yee  done  this 

1  o.nor  yet  the  works  w°h  he  had  done  for  Ifr. 
3.1.  done  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 
6119.  who  hath  done  this  thing,  and 

Gideon  the  fon  of  Joafh  hath  done  this 
9.  i6.if  ye  have  done  truely  and  fincerely 

and  have  done  unto  him  according  to 
i4.cruelty  done  to  the  70.  fons  of  Jerubaal 
11.37.  let  this  thing  be  done  for  me 
I  y.6.Philiftines  faid,Who  hath  done  this  ?  and 

7. though  ye  have  done  this,  yet  will  I 
I9.30.there  was  no  fuch  deed  donepot 
20.1  i.what  wickedneffe  is  this  that  is  done  am. 
Ruth  3.3-untiIlhc  fhall  have  done  eating  and 

i6.told  her  all  that  the  man  had  done  to  her 
1  Saw.4.i6.hefaid,What  is  there  dose, my  fon 
8. 8. which  they  tavedone  fince  the  day  that  I 
1 1.7X0  fhall  it  be  done  to  his  oxen  and 
n.i7.which  ye  have  done  in  the  fight  of  the  L. 

to.ye  have  done  all  this  wickedneffe,  yet 
17.16.  what  fhalbe  done  to  the  man  that  killeth 


27.  fo  it  mail  be  done  to  the  man  that 
19. 18.&  told  him  all  that  Saul  had  done  to  him 
10. 3  4. becaufe  his  father  had  done  him  fhame 
1 5. 30.when  the  Lor.  mall  have  done  to  my  lord 

28.9,  thou  knoweft  what  Saul  hath  done,boft 

1 7  .the  Lord  hath  done  to  him  as  he  fpakc 

1 8  .therefore  hath  the  Lord  done  this  thing  to 
3 1.1  i.which  the  Philiftines  had  done  to  Saul 

2  Sam.  i.6.becaufe  ye  have  done  this  thing 

1  i.i7.thing  that  Da-had  Asedifpleafed  the  L. 
.1 1.5.  the  man  that  hath  done  this  thing  fhall 
13.1  t.for  no  fuch  thing  ought  to  be  done  in  If. 

14.10.  thy  fervant  Joab  done  this  thing,and 

1  j.i4.untill  the  people  had  done  paffing  out  of 
1 1.1 1. told  Da.  what  the  concub.  of  Saul  had  d. 

13.10.  who  had  done  many  acts,  hee  flew 

1  Cbion.i  1. n. 
14. 1 7  .but  thefe  fheep,what  have  they  done 

1  Cfcwz.11.17. 
1  King.i.zj'is  this  thing  done  by^my  lord  the 
8.47.  and  have  done  perverfly,  wee  have 

66.  that  the  Lord  had  done  for  Dav.  his  ferv. 
9.8 .  why  hath  the  Lord  done  thus  to  this  land 

1  Cbr.y. zi. 
1 1.1  i.foras  much  as  this  is  done  of  thee,and 

13. 1 1.  man  of  G.had  done  that  day  in  Bethel 
1 4-9.but  haft  done  evill,  above  all  that 

n.above  all  that  their  fathers  had  done 

15.3.  which  he  had  done  before  him,and 

1 9.1.  Ahab  told  Jezebel  all  that  Elijah  had  done 
11. f 3. according  to  all  that  his  father  had  done 
1  fyng.q.  1 3 .  what  is  to  be  done  for  thee 
1 4,what  then  is  to  be  done  for  her3and 
f  .1 3 .  wouldft  thou  not  have  done  it 
7.12.  what  the  Syrians  have  done  to  us 
8.4.all  the  great  things  that  Elifhahath  done 
10.  io.for  the  L.  hath  done  that  which  hee  fpake 
1  j. 3. that  his  father  Amaziah  had  done 
y.evil  in  the  fight  of  the  L.  as  his  fa. had  done 
34.accord.to  all  that  his  fath.  Uzziah  had  d. 

1 7 .4.  as  he  had  done  yeer  by  yeer :  therefore 

1 9.1  i.what  the  Ks.  of  Affy.have  done  to  all  the 
11.1  i.becaufe  Manafleh  hath  done  thefe  abom. 
&  hath  done  wickedly  above  all  that  the 
1 5.  becaufe  they  have  done  that  wcl  was  evill 
23.19.  to  all  the  afts  that  he  had  done  in  Bethel 
3  i.according  to  all  that  his  father  had  done 
Verf.37.Chap.i4.9,i9. 
1  Cbr.10.1  i.that  the  Philiftines  had  done  to  Saul 
1  Cbr.6. 37.we  have  finned,we  have  done  amiffc 
1  io.for  this  thing  is  done  of  me,  and 
14.  i6.becaufe  he  had  done  good  in  Ifrael,both 

2  i.which  Jehoi.his  fath. had  do.  — but  flew 
29. 2.accord. to  all  that  Dav.his  father  had  done 

6.and<fo«ethat  which  was  evill  in  the  eyes  of 
36.  for  the  thing  was  done  fuddenly 
30. 5. for  they  had  not  done  it  of  a  long 
32.13.  &  my  father  have  done  unto  all  the  peo 
15.  according  to  the  benefit  done  to  him 

3  i.to  enquire  of  the  wonder  that  was  done  ir 
Eigd  6. 1 1.  let  it  bee  done  with  fpeed 

7.1 1.  require  of  you  it  be  done  fpeedily 

13. let  it  be  diligently  done  for  the  houfe 
9. 1. now  when  thefe  things  wciedone,  the 
1 0.3. let  it  be  done  according  to  the  law 
Neb.6. 8  .there  are  no  fuch  things  done  as  thou 
9-weakned  from  the  work  that  it  be  not  do. 
8. 1 7. had  not  the  children  of  Ifrael  done  fo,and 
9.3  3.but  we  have  done  wickedly 
Ejih.1.16.  Vafhti  the  Queen  hath  not  done  wrong 
1.  1 .  and  what  fhee  had  done yand 
4- 1. when  Mord.perceiv.all  that  was  dmeJAox. 
6. 3. and  dignity  hath  been  done  to  Mord.for  this 
there  is  nothing  done  for  him 
6.what  fhall  be  done  to  the  man  whom 
9.  thus  fhall  it  bee  done  to  the  man  whom 

Verfe  11. 
9. 1 1.  what  have  they  done  in  the  reft  of 

thy  requeft  further ,and  it  fhall  be  done 
1 4-King  commanded  it  fo  to  be  done 
fob  11.31.  who  (hall  repay  him  what  he  hath  done 

34.29.whether  it  be  done  againft  a  nation  or 
Pfal.i  4. 1 .  they  have  done  abominable  works  there 

Chap.f  3.1. 
33.4.  and  all  thy  works  are  done  in  truth 
9.for  he  fpake,  and  it  was  done 

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f  i.4.and  done  this  evill  in  thy  fight 
7 1.19-who  haft  A/ze  great  things,  O  God 
74.3.  even  all  that  the  ene.  hath  done  wickedly 
106.6.  wee  have  done  wickedly 

2 1  .which  had  done  great  things  in  Egypt 
1 1 1.8.  and  are  done  in  truth  and  uprightneffe 
1 19.166.and  done  thy  commandements 
1 20.3  .or  what  fhall  be  done  unto  thee^hou 
1 2£.  2.the  Lord  hath  done  great  things  for  them 

3  .the  Lord  hath  done  great  things  for  us 
Pro.  3. 30. if  he  have  done  thee  no  harme 
4. 16. except  they  have  done  mifchiefe 
31.19.  many  daught.  have  done  vertuoufly,  but 
Eccle.  1 .9. which  is  done,is  that  which  fhall  be  done 

1 3  .concer.all  things  that  are  done  under  hea. 

1 4.feen  all  the  vvor.that  are  A.under  the  fun 
2.1 2. even  that  which  hath  been  already  done 
4.  i.that  are  done  under  the  fun,  and 

3 .  evill  work  that  is  done  under  the  fun 
8.9.  unto  every  work  that  is  done  under  the  fun 

1  o.forgotten  —where  they  had  fo  done 

1 4. a  vanity  which  is  done  upon  the  earth 

i6.tofee  the  bufinesthat  is«/fl.upon  the  ear. 

17. not  find  out  the  work  that  is  done  under 
9. 3. evill  amo.allthe  things  that  are  done  under 

6. in  any  thing  that  is  done  under  thefun 

1/4. 5. 4. what  could  have  bin  done  more  to  my  viny. 

that  I  have  not  done  in  it 

24. 1 3  .gleaning  grapes  when  the  vintage  is  done 

37.11  .what  the  Kings  of  Affyr.have  done  to  all 

38.3.  have  done  that  which  is  good  in  thy  fight 

1 f .fpoken  unto  me,and  himfelfe  hath  done  it 
41.4.WI10  hath  wrought  and  done  it 

20.thatthe  hand  of  the  Lord  hath  done  this 

44. 23.  for  the  Lord  hath  done  it 

46. 10. the  things  that  are  not  yet  done,  faying 
48. f  .mine  idoll  hath  done  them,and 
j  3. 9. becaufe  he  had  done  no  violence 
Jer. 3. 6. which  backfliding  Ifrael  hath  done 
7.I  faid,  after  (he  had  done  all  thefe 
1 6.  neither  (hall  that  be  done  any  more 
j.  1 3. thus  (hall  it  be  done  unto  them 
7.13  .becaufe  ye  have  done  all  thefe  works 

30.  for  the  children  of  Jud.ih  have  done  evill 
1 1.1 7.  which  they  have  done  againft  themfelves 
1 6. 1 2.&  yee  have  done  woife  then  your  fathers 
18.13.  virgin  of  Ifrael  haxhdone  a  very  horrible 
22.8.  wherefore  hath  the  Lord  done  thus  to  this 

30.24.  untill  heehavcrf<WKit3and 

3  r. 37. for  all  that  they  have  donefaith  the  Lord 
3  2. 23.  they  have  done  nothing  of  all  that  thou 
30.childrenof  Judah  have  onely  done  evill 
3  2. which  they  have  done  to  provoke  me  to 
3 4. 1 3. and  had  done  right  in  my  fight,in 
3f.10.and  A?;c  accord,  to  all  that  Jonsdib  our 
iS.done according  to  all  that  he  hath  coman, 
3  8.9 .thefe  men  have  done  evill  in  all  that 
40. 3 .  and  done  according  as  he  hath  faid 

4 1. 1 1.  that  Ifhmael  fon  of  Nethaniah  hid  done 
44. 17. drink-offerings  to  her  as  we  have  done 
48.  i^.her  that  efcapeth,and  fay, What  is  done 
jo.  1  j.  as  fhee  hath  done,  doe  unto  hee 

Verfe  29. 
j  1 . 1 2.Lord  hath  both  devifed  and  done  trur 
24.aH  their  evill  that  they  have  done  in  Zion 
3  f .  the  violence  done  to  mee,  and 
5  2.2.according  ro  all  that  Jchoiakim  had  done 
Lam.i.it.  like  to  my  forrow,  which  is  done  tome 
2. 1 7.  Lord  hath  done  that  which  he  had  de vifed 
£%£■  f  •  7-  neither  have  done  accord.to  th   judgm. 
p.Ile  doe  in  thee  that  which  I  have  not  done 
9.4.that  be  done  in  the  midft  thereof 

1 1 . 1 2.  have  done  after  the  manner  of  the  heath. 
1 2. 1 1.  fo  (half  it  be  done  unto  them 

28.which  I  have  fpoken,  fhall  be  done,Ca.kh 
16.47 .nor  done  after  their  abominations,  but 
1 7.24.I  the  Lo.have  fpoken  it,and  have  done  it 
18.19.when  the  fon  hath  do.thzt  which  is  lawf. 
and  hath  done  them,  he  (hall  furely  live 
23.38.thistheyhave  <fezeunfome,  they 
3  9.  thus  have  they  done  in  the  midft  of 
3  9. 8. behold, it  is  come,and  it  is  done,  faith 
43.11.iftheybeafham.ofaU  that  they  have  do. 
44. 1 4. for  all  that  (hall  be  done  therein 
Dan.p.j.  and  have  done  wickedly,and 

1 2.hath  not  been  do.zs  hath  been  do.on  Jeru. 

if.  we 


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i  5.  we  have  finned,  we  have  done  wickedly 
i  i  .24.  which  his  fathers  have  not  done,not 
36. that  that  is  determined  (hall  btdone 
Hof.z. 5.fhe  that  conceived  them  hath  done  fhamef. 
Ames  3.6.  and  the  Lord  hath  not  done  it  ? 
Zeph.2.  4.  they  hare  <Aw  violence  to  the  law 
Afo/.2. 1 3 .  and  this  have  ye  done  againe 
Mat.  1 .2  i.now  all  this  was  done,thax.  it  might 
6. 10. thy  wijl  becfose  in  earth  as  it  is  in  heaven 

Ll(l(  I  1.2. 

7.22.111  thy  name  cte  many  wonderf.  works  ? 
8 . 1 3  .as  thou  haft  beleeved.fo  be  it  done  to  thee 

1 1.20.  wherein  moft  of  his  mig.works  were  d. 
a  1.  were  done  in  you  had  been  done  in  Tyre 

Lu{e  10.13. 

2  3 .  been  done  in  thee,  had  been  done  in  Sod. 
13.28.  faidto  them,  An  enemy  hath  done  this 
17.12.  have  done  to  him  whatfoevcr  they  lifted 
18.19.  that  they  (hall  ask  (hallbe  done  to  them 

3 1 .  fellow-fervants  fa  w  what  was  done  >they 
&  told  unto  their  lord  all  that  was  done 
2 1 .4.all  this  is  done  that  it  might  be  fulfilled 
2 1  .not  only  do  this  which  is  done  to  the  fig-t. 
&  be  thou  caft  into  the  fea,it  fhalbe  done 
23.23.  thefe  things  ought  ye  to  have  demand 
Lu\e  1 1.42. 

25.21.  well  done,tho\x  good  and  faithfull  ferv. 

Verfe  23. 
40.  as  ye  have  done  it  to  the  leaft  of  thefe  my 
ye  have  done  it  unto  me 
26. 1 3  .alfo  this  that  this  woman  hath  done  be 
42.except  I  drink  it,  thy  will  be  done 
$6.but  all  this  was  done,that  the  fcripture 
27.$4.thofe  things  that  were  done,ihcy  feared 

28.1  r.to  the  chief  pri.all  the  things  that  were  d. 
Mark  4. 1 1  .all  thefe  things  are  done  in  parables 

f.  1 4. to  fa-  what  it  was  that  was  done 

19.  how  great  things  the  L.hath  done  for  thee 
20. how  great  things  Jefus  had  done  for  him 

3  2.  to  fee  her  that  had  done  this  thing 

3  3 .  knowing  what  was  done  in  her,camc  and 
6.30.both  what  they  hid  done,an<i  what 
9- 13  .and  they  have  done  to  him  whatfoever 
i3-30.untillallthefe  things  mould  be  done 
14.8. (he  hathdone  whatflie  could, (he 
9.  his  alfo  that  (he  hath  done  (hall  be 
1  5.8.as  he  had  ever  done  unto  them 
Lul(.  1. 49. that  is  mighty  hath  done  tome  great 
3.19.  for  all  the  evils  which  Herod  had  done 
4-2  3.wh,ufoev.we,e  hive  heard  done  in  Capcrn. 

5.6.  and  when  they  had  this  done,they  enclof;d 
8. 3  4. they  that  fed  them  faw  what  wasdonc,th>:y 

3  5  .then  they  went  out  to  fee  what  was  done 
39. (hew  what  great  things  God  haddone  tor 
f  <5.that  they  (hould  tell  no  man  what  was  d. 

9. 7. now  Her.  heard  of  all  that  wasdoneby  him 
10. told  him  all  thac  they  had  done 

1 3. 17. glorious  things  that  were  done  by  him 

1 4.2  2.1ord,it  is  done  as  thou  haft  commanded 
1 6.8.  becaufe  hee  had  done  wifely  for 

1 7. 1  o.  w  hen  ye  (hall  have  done  all  thofe 

wee  have  done  that  which  was  our  duty 
22.42.neverthel.  not  my  will, but  thine  bedone 
23 .8.to  have  feen  fome  miracle  dene  by  him 
1 5. nothing  worthy  of  death  is  done  to  him 
3 1.  what  (hall  be  done  in  the  drie 
41  .but  this  man  hath  done  nothing  amiiTe 
47. wh  n  the  Centur.  faw  what  was  done,bee 
48. be  holding  the  things  which  were  done  fm. 
24.21.  the  third  day  fince  thefe  things  were  do. 
3  5.  told  what  things  were  done'm  the  way 
John  1 .2 8. thefe  things  were  done  in  Bethabara 
5.1 6\becaufe  he  had  rfo.thcfe  things  on  the  Sab. 
29. fhall  come  forth,they  that  have  done  good 
they  that  have  done  evil  unto  the  refurrect. 
,     7.3  1.  then  thefe  which  this  man  hath  done 
1  i.46.and  told  them  what  things  Jef.had  done 
12.16.th1t  they  had  done  thefe  things  to  him 
1 8. heard  that  he  had  done  this  miracle 
?7.but  though  he  had  done  fo  many  miracles 
1 5. 7. and  it  (hall  be  done  unto  you ' 

24.  if  I  had  not  done  among  them  the  works 
19.36  .for  thefe  things  were  done,<bat  the  fcript. 
AB.z. 43. and  (ignes  were  done  by  the  apoftlcs 

4.7.  or  by  what  name  have  ye  done  this 


9-of  the  good  deed  done  to  the  impotent  man 
1 6.a  notable  miracle  hath  been  done  by  them 
ai-all  men  glorif.G.for  that  which  was  done 
2 8. and  thy  counfel  determ.before  to  be  done 
3  o.  &  wond.may  be  done  by  the  name  of  the 
5.7.  not  knowing  what  was  done,came  in 
8.i  3. behol.the miracles  &  (ignes  wcb  were  done 
10. 16. this  was  done  thrice,and  the 
1 1.1  o.  and  this  was  done  three  times,ahd  all 
1 2>9.wift  not  that  it  was  true  which  wasdone 
1 3.1 2.deputy,when  he  faw  what  wasdonejsel. 
1 4. 3.  and  wonders  to  be  done  by  their  hands 
li.when  the  peo.faw  what  Paul  had  done,they 
1 3. would  have  done  facrifice  with  the  people 
1 8. that  they  had  not  done  facrifice  unto  them 
27.rehearfed  all  that  God  had  done  wch  them 
Chap.  1  5.  4. 
21.14.f1ying.The  will  of  the  Lord  be  *W 

33.  deman.who  he  was,&  what  he  had  done 
24.2.  very  worthy  deeds  are  done  to  this  nation 
26.16.iox  this  thing  was  not  done  in  a  corner 
28.9X0  when  this  was  done, others  alfo 
Rom.g.  1 1 .  neither  having  done  any  good  or  evill 

1  Co?-,  j. 2. that  he  that  hath  done  this  deed  might 

3. concerning  him  that  hath  (odone  this  deed 
9.15  .that  it  (hould  be  fo  done  to  me,for 
13.10.  that  which  is  in  part  (halbe  done  away 
14.26.let  all  things  b:  done  unto  edifying 

40. let  all  things  be  done  decently ,and 
J  6.  i4.1et  all  your  things  be  done  with  charity 

2  Coy.  3.7.  which  glory  was  to  be  done  away 

1 1 .  for  if  that  which  is  done  away  was  glori. 
1 4.  which  vaile  is  done  away  in  Chrift 
5  .io.things  rffl.in  his  bod.accor.to  that  he  hath  d- 
Epbef.^.i  1.  which  are  done  of  them  in  fecret 

6. 1 3.  and  having  done  all,  to  ftand 
Phil.z.2.  let  nothing  be  done  through  ftrife  or 

4. 1 4-notwithftanding,ye  have  well  done  that  ye 
Col. 4.  9.  know  unto  you  all  things  which  are  done 
Tit.  3 .  j.not  by  wor.ot'righteouf.which  we  have  d. 
Heb. 1 0.29.  &  hath  done  difpite  againft  the  fpir.  of 

36-thatafter  ye  have  done  the  willofGod,ye 
Rev  1 6. 1 7.from  the  throne,  faying.lt  is  done 
2 1. 6. and  hefaid  unto  me,  Ic  is  dew,  I 
2  2.6.the  things  which  muft  (hortly  be  done 
Hove  1  IDOlte, 
MtfK.22.28.what  have  I  done  unto  theejthat 
Jojb  7.20.  thus  and  thus  have  I  done 
Judg.% .  2.whit  have  I  done  in  comparifon  of  you 
1  Saw.17.29.Dav.  faid,What  have  I  now  done "rls 
20.  i-  what  hawl  done  ?  what  is  mine  iniquity 
26. 1 8. for  what  have  I  done,  or  what  evill  is 
i9-8-butDav.faid  to  A>.hith,What  ba\eldone 
1 1  Kjng.  1 9.20.ror  what  have  I  done  to  thee 
7er  3.6.  faying,  What  have  I  done  ?  every  one 
£^.3  9. 2 4. to  their  tranigreffi.  have  I  done  to  them 
Micah  6.3 .0  my  people,what  have  I  done  to  thee 
Abls  2  5 . 1  o.  to  the  Jewes  have  I  done  no  wrong 

Hehath  1fyone,or,Hatb  be  JDotte. 

Exod.j.zz,.he  hath  done  evill  to  this  peop!e,neith. 

Lev.  5 .  1 6. that  that  hee  hath  done  in  the  holy  thing 

6. 7. for  any  thing  of  all  that  he  hatbdone  in 

8.34.  as  hee  hath  done  this  day,  fo 

1 9.22. for  his  fin  which  he  hath  done^and 

(in  which  he  hath  done  (hill  be  forgiven 
24. 19.  as  he  hath  done,(o  (hall  it  be 
Jojh. 24.20.  after  that  he  hath  done  you  good 
JWg.^.io.doetohimas  he  hath  dose  to  us 
1  S<«w.6.9.then  he  hath  done  us  this  great  evilhbut 
1 2-24.con(ider  how  great  things  he  hath  done 
20. 3  2.(hall  he  be  (lain  ?  what  hath  he  done 
1  Chr.6. 1 2.rememb.his  marv.wor.that  he  hath  d. 

Pfal.105.5. 
Pfalm.  22.  31-  that  hee  hath  done  this 

66.1  fi  lie  dccl.  what  he  hath  done  for  my  foule 
78.4.8c  his  wonderf.works  that  he  hath  done 
98.1.  for  he  hithdone  marvellous  things 
1 1 5.3  he  hath  done  whatfoever  he  pleafed 
Pyo  24.29  as  hee  hath  done  to  mee 
Ifh.  1  2. 5. for  he  hath  done  excellent  things 
fi^.j.io.righteoufn.which  he  hath  done  (hal  not 
1 7. 1 8. and  hath  done  all  thefe  things, he 
18. 1 3.  he  h2th done  all  the  fe  abominations,  he 
i4»feeth  all  his  fathers  fins  which  he  hath  do. 
22.  in  his  righteoufnefle  that  he  hath  done  he 
24.aH  his  nghreou.that  he  hath  done.lh.al  not 


26. for  his  iniquity  that  he  hath  done  (hill  iie 
24.24.  according  to  all  th  u  hee  hath  done  (lull 
3  3. 16. he  hath  done  that  which  is  lawfulland 
Joel  2.20.  becaufe  he  hath  done  great  things 
iJtofb.27.23.wby  ?  what  evill  hath  he  done 

iWa/.i5.i4.L/^.2j.2i, 
MaY.7. 3  7laymg,H£  hath  done  all  things  well 
Affis  9. 1 3.  how  much  evil  hath  he  do.  to  thy  faints 
2  Coy.  5.  to.  according  to  that  he  hath  done 
Col.  3.25.  receive  for  the  wrong  wh  ich  he  hath  done 

I  have  IDcne. 
Gen.S . 2 1  .fmite  -  every  thing  living  as  I  have  done 
2r.23.?,ccord.tothe  kindn.  I  hivedone  to  thee 
27. 1 9.I  have  done  according  as  thou  badeft  me 
28.1  5.1  willnotlavetill  have  done  that  which 
3  0.26.  knoweft  the  fervice  which  I  have  done 
Exod.  10.2.  and  my  fignes  which  I  have  done  amo. 
_/»/&.  2  4.7.  youc  eyes  have  f.  en  what  I  have  done  in 
J ud.  1 .7.  as  I  have  done,(o  G od  hath  re quited  mee 
9.48.  make  half, and.  doe  as  I  have  done 
1 5. 1 1.  fo  have  I  done  unto  them 
2S,#».i4.2r.bch:>ldnowJ  have  done  ihis  thing 
24. 10. 1  have  finned  greatly  in  that  1  have  done 

I  CbYO.ll.t. 

for  I  have  done  very  foolifhly  1  Chy.z  1.8. 
17.  and  I  have  done  wickedly,  but 

1  chon. zi.  17J 

1  Kin.^,iz.heho\i£  have  done  accord.to  thy  word 

8.36.that  I  have  done  all  thefe  tilings  at  thy  wo. 

2  King.  1 9. 2  5.  now  I  have  done  it 

20.  3.  have  done  that  which  is  good  in  thy  fight 
Neb.  5 . 1 9  .accord  ing  to  all  that  I  h- ve  done  for  this 

j3.14.thatlb.ave  do?ze  for  the  houfe  of  my  G. 
fob  34.  3  2.  if  I  have  dove  iniquity,  I 
Pfdm.y.i.iil  have  done  dvs,  if  there  be 

119.  1 2 1 . 1  have  done  judgement  and  juftice 
Pro.30.20.and  faith, I  hwedone  no  wckednefle  : 
lfa.10. 1  i.fhall  I  not, as  I  have  done  to  Samaria,  &' 
1 3 .  by  the  ftrength  of  my  hand  I  have  done  it 

33.13.  that  are  afar  off,  what  I  have  done 

37.26.  how  I  have  done  it,  and  of  ancient 
Jew  7. 1 4.  as  I  have  done  to  SJi  loh 

30.15.  fins  were  increafed,T  have  done  thefe 

42.10.of  theevdl  that  I  have  done  unto  you 
£^.9.  x  1 . 1  h  we  done  as  thou  haft  c0mm.3nd.me 

I2.it.aslhaved0»e,fofha!l  it  be  done  to  them 

14.23.fhaH  know, that  1  have  noxdone  without 
all  that  I  have  done  in  it,faith  die  Lord 

24.  22.  yee  (hall  doc  as  I  have  done 
D<w.6.22.before  ihte,0  Kmg,have  I  doneno  hurt 
Zec.j.  3  .as  I  have  done  tr,e,re  fo  many  yeers 
John  7.21.  faid  to  them,I  have  done  one  work ,and 

13.12  .know  ye  what  I  h.ive  done  to  you 
1 5-that  ye  (hould  doe  as  I  have  done  to  you 

Haft  tbou  IDcne. 

G«*.4.io.Lord  faid  to  CainAVhat  haft  thoudffne  ■ 

20.9.  what  haft  xhoadone  unto  us 

3 1. 26.  what  haft  thou  done  Nuntb.z2.11. 

1  Sflw.13.l1. 
fad.  1 5. 1 1. what  is  this  that  thou  haft  done  unto  us 
2  Sam-i  ■  24.  and  faid,  What  hift  thou  done 

7 . 2 1  .to  thine  own  heart  haft  thou  done  all  thefe 

16.10.  wherefore  hift  thoudone  (b 
.1.6.  in  faying,Why  haft  thou  done  fo  ?  am 


1  Cbr.  1 7. 1 9. haft  thou  done  all  thefe  great  things 
Pfal.  5  o.  2  r  .thefe  things  haft  thou  done,ixid  I 
Jer.z.  23.  know  what  thou  haft  done 
Jomb  1.  id.  why  haft  thou  done  this 
John  iS.  35.  what  haft  thou  done 

Tbou  baft  ©one. 
Gen. *. 1 3  .woman,whit  is  this  that  thou  haft  done  \ 
i4.Serpent,becnufethou  ha&done  this,cutfed( 
1 2 .  2  8 .  w  hat  is  this  that  thou  haft  done 

Chap.26.10.  &29.if- 
20.9.  thou  h  '.ft  done  deeds  that  ought  not 
22.1 6.bec.thou  haft  done  this  thing,&  haft  not; 
27.4^  .he  forget  that  which  thou  haft  done 
3  i.28..hou  haft  now  done  foolifhly  in  fo  doing 
Jojh.j.ip.  tell  me  now  what  thou  haft  done 
Judtr- 1 5 . 1 1  .whst  is  this  that  thou  haft  done  to  us 
Ruth  2. 1 1. (hewed  me  all  that  tbou  haft  done  to  thy 

1  Sa.  1 3. 1 3  .Sam.faid  to  Saul,Thou  haft  done  foo. 

14.43.  tell  me  what  thou  haft  done 
'  24. 19.  for  that  thou  haft  done  unto  me  this  day 
26.  i6.thing  is  not  good  that  thou  haft  done 

2  Sam.  12.21  .what  thing  is  this  that  thou  haft  done 

2JC?8.i°.jo.becaufe 


DON        D  O  O 


D  O  O        D  O  O 


D  O  O       t>  O  0 


i  ^r.io.jo.becaufe  thou  haft  dm  well,  and 

and  haft  dm  unto  the  houfe  of  Ahab 
23.17.that  thou  hz&dmagu.  the  alt  of  Bethel 
z  Cbro.16.9.  herein  thou  haft  done  foolifhly 

i<.i6becaufe  thou  haft  <tethis,and 
Neh.g.2  3  .for  thou  haft  dm  right,  but  wee 
Pfa  4o.<.many  are  thy  wond.wor.wcbthou  haft  d. 
5  2.9  becaufe  thou  haft  done  it,  and 
1 09.17.  that  thou  Lord  haft  dm  it 
Pro.  30.3  2.  if  thou  haft  <te  fooliftily  in  lifting 
lfa.z<'.i.ior  thou  hrfkdone  wonderfull  works 
Jet  2.2  j.know  what  thou  haft<fosi?,thou 

,.  j. thou  haft  fpoken,andrf«zeevillthings,as 
Lam,  1 .'» 1  •  they  are  glad  that  thou  haft  done  it 
22.a»  thou  haft  done  unto  me  for  all 
2.20.and  confider  to  whom  thou  haft  done  this 
E^.  16.48  .as  thou  haft  done,tho\x  and  thy  daugh. 
j  i.in  all  thine  abomin.which  thou  haft  done 
54.  confounded  in  all  that  thou  haft  done 
5  9.  lie  even  deal  with  thee  as  thou  haft  done 
63.  for  all  that  thou  haft  <fose,faith  the  Lord  I 
Obad.  14.  as  thou  haft  done,  it  (hall  be  done  to  thee 
Jon.  1 .  i4.thou  haft  done  as  it  pleafed  thee 
Aft .  io .  3  3 .  thou  haft  done  well,that  thou  art  come 

JDoo*. 
Gen.  4. 7.  doft  evill,finne  lieth  at  the  door 
6.i6.«fowofthe  ark  (halt  thou  fet  in  the  fide 
1 9.6.  Lot  Went  out  at  the  door  unto  them 
9.  came  neer  to  break  the  doore 
1 1.  wearied  themfelves  to  find  the  door 
Exod.  1 2.23 .  the  Lord  will  pafle  over  the  door,  and 
2 1.6.  he  (hall  alfo  bring  him  to  the  door, or 

26.  j  6.thou  (halt  have  a  hanging  for  the  door 
3  5.  r  f  .make  the  hanging  for  the  door  at 

17.  and  the  hanging  for  the  door  of  the  court 
Num.3,.  26.  &  the  curtain  for  the  door  of  the  court 

4.26".hanging  for  the  door  at  the  gate  of 
Deut.i$.  i7.thtuft  itthorow  his  ear  unto  the  door 
fud-9. 5  2.went  hard  to  the  do.oi  the  tower  to  burn 
2  Sam.i  3 . 1 7  .and  bolt  the  door  after  her 

1 8 .  and  bolted  the  door  after  her 

1  l\in.6.S.  the  rffl<v  for  the  middle  chamber  was  in 

3  3 .  alfo  made  he  for  the  door  of  the  Temple 

3  4.two  leaves  of  the  one  door  were  foulding 

two  leaves  of  the  other  door  were  foulding 

14.6. as  (he  came  in  at  the  door,  that  hee 

17.  when  (he  came  to  the  threihold  of  the  door 

2  mng.q.  1  y .  had  called  her,(he  ftood  in  the  door 
9. 3. then  open  the  door, and  flee,and 

ro.and  he  opened  thedoor,  and  fled 
t  2.9.priefts  that  kept  the  door,put  all  the  niony 
Efi.z.zi.oi  thofe  which  kept  the  door, were  wroth 
fob  3 1.9.  or  if  I  have  laid  wait  at  my  neighb.  door 

3  4.  and  went  not  out  of  the  door 
Pfal.  1 4 1 . 3 .  keep  the  door  of  my  lips 
Praf.26.14.as  the  door  turneth  on  his  hinges,fo. 
Cd»r.f  .4-put  his  hand  by  the  hole  of  the  door^and 

8.9.  andif  (he  be  a  d<w,wee  will  inclofe 
E^Jfe.S.3.  to  the  door  of  the  inner  gate  that 
7.  he  brought  me  to  the  door  of  the  court 
8  .when  I  digged  in  the  wall,behold  a  door 
1 6.and  behold,  at  the  door  of  the  Temple  of 
10. 1 9.  every  one  flood  at  the  door  of  the  eaft 
1 1 . 1  .and  behold,  at  the  door  of  the  gate 
40. 1 3  breadth  was  2  5 .  cubits,  door  againft  door 

41.2.  breadth  of  the  door  was  ten  cubits 

fides  of  the  door  were  five  cubits  on  the 
3  .and  the  door  fix  cubits, 

breadth  of  the  door  feven  cubits 

1 1 .  one  door  towards  the  north 

and  another  door  towards  the  font h,and 
i6.over  againft  the  door,  fieled  with 
i7.to  that  above  the  door,  even  to  the  inner 
lo.from  the  ground  unto  above  the  door  were 
24.  two  leaves  for  the  one  door, 

and  two  leaves  for  the  other  door 
42. 2.ofan  hundred  cubits  was  the  north  door 

1 2.  toward  the  fouth  was  a  door  in  the  head 

46.3 .  at  the  door  of  this  gate  before  the  Lord 
Hof.z.  1 5  .valley  of  Achor  for  a  door  of  hope 
Amos  9.1  .he  faid,Smite  the  lintel  of  the  door  that 
Mtf.27.60.  ne  rolled  a  great  ftone  to  the  door  of 

28.2.and  rolled  back  the  ftone  from  the  dwr,8t. 
Ma?k  L33.aH  the  city  was  gath.togeth.at  the  door 
2.2.  no,  not  fo  much  as  about  the  door, and 
1  i.4.foundthe  colt  tyed  by  the  door  without 


1 5.46.  and  rolled  a  ftone  to  the  door  of  the  fep 
1 6. 3 .  roll  us  away  the  ftone  from  the  door  of 
John  1 0.1.  that  entreth  not  by  the  door  into  the 
2.but  hethatentereth  in  by  thtdoor,is 
7. 1  am  the  door  of  the  (heep 
9.I  am  the  door, by  me  if  any  man  enter  in 
18.16.  but  Peter  ftood  at  the  door  without 

fpake  to  her  that  kept  the  door}and 
I7.faith  the  damof.that  kept  the  door  to  Pet. 
4ft.  5- 9.that  have  buried  thy  husb.areat  the  door 
1 2.6.8c  the  keepers  before  the  door  kept  the  prif. 
1 3  .as  Pet.knocked  at  the  doer  of  the  gate,  a 
i6.and  when  they  had  opened  the  door,and 
1 4.27. now  he  had  opened  the  door  of  faith  to 

1  Cor.  1 6.9.  for  a  great  door  &  effeduall  is  opened 
z.Cor.z.i  2.  and  a  door  was  opened  to  me  of  the  L. 
Co/-4.3.that  God  would  open  to  us  a  door  of  utter. 
Jam.  j.9.behold,  the  Judge  (lands  before  the  door 
Kpy.3.8.1  have  fet  before  thee  an  open  door 

20. 1  (land  at  the  door,ii  any  man  open  thed. 
4.t.and  behold,a  door  was  open  in  heaven,and 
©00*  joyned  mthhoufe. 
Gen.19. 1 1  .at  the  door  of  the  houfe  with  blindnefs 
43.19.  comun.  with  him  at  the  door  of  the  hou. 
Exo.  1 2.22.none  of  you  go  out  at  thedoor  of  his  h. 
Lfw.14.38  prieft  (hall  go  to  the  door  of  th«  houfe 
Deut.zz.  2 1  .to  the  door  other  fathers  houfe,and 
/««/.i9.22.atthe  door,&  fpa.  to  the  maft.of  the  ho. 
26.fell  down  at  the  door  of  the  mans  houfe 
27.concu.  was  fallen  at  the  door  of  the  houfe 

2  Sam.  1 1  .o.Uriah  flept  at  the  door  of  the  Ks.houfe 

1  Kin.  1 4. 27/which  kept  the  door  of  the  Kings  ho. 

2  Kin.f.9.  flood  at  the  door  of  the  houfe  of  Elifha 
Neb.^.zo.  unto  the  dooroi  the  houfe  of  Eliafhib 

2 1  .from  the  door  of  the  hou.of  Elia(hib,even 
Pro.  5.8  .and  come  not  nigh  thedoor  of  her  houfe 
9. 1 4.  (hee  fitteth  at  the  door  of  her  houfe,on 
£^.8. 1 4.to  the  door  of  the  gate  of  the  Lords  hou. 
47. 1  .brought  me  again  to  the  door  of  the  houfe 
5DO0J  joyned  with  font. 
Gen.  1 9.6.10  them,and  (hut  the  door  after  him 

1  o.pulled  Lot  in,  and  (hut  to  the  door 
2  f(MZ.4.4.thou  (halt  (hut  the  door  upon  thee,and 

5.  and  (hut  the  door  upon  her,  and 
2i.and(hutthe«fofl/"on  him,  and 
3  3. and  (hut  the  door  upon  them  twain,and 

6.3  2.(hut  the  door,  &  hold  him  faft  at  the  door 
Mat.6.6.v/hen  thou  haft  (hut  thy  door,ptay  to 

2  5. 10.  and  the  door  was  (hut 
Lu\.\  1.7.  trouble  me  not,the  door  is  now  (hut 

13.25'.  and  hath  (hut  to  the  (few,  and 
Rev.  3 .  8.  an  open  door, and  no  man  can  (hut  it 

©OOJ  joyned  with  tabernacle. 

Exod.Z9.^.unto  thedoor  of  the  tabern.of  thecong. 

1 1. by  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of  the  cong. 

3  2.that  is  in  the  bask,  by  the  door  of  the  tab. 

42.  at  the  door  of  the  tabern.  of  the  congreg. 

3  3-9-and  ftood  at  the  door  of  the  tabernacle,& 
io.doudy  pillar  (land  at  the  door  of  the  tab. 

36.37. an  hanging  for  the  tabern.  dooroiklew 
38.8.  which  affembled  at  the  door  of  the  tabern. 
3  o.the  fockets  to  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of 
39.38.  and  the  hanging  for  the  tabernacle  door 
40. 5 .  put  the  hanging  of  the  door  to  the  tabern. 

6.  before  the  door  of  the  tabern.  of  the  cong. 
1 2.  Aaron  and  his  fons  to  the  door  of  the  tab. 
28.he  fet  up  the  hang.at  the  door  of  the  taber. 
29.of  burnt-offering  by  the  doot  of  the  taber. 

Lev.  1 . 3  .offer  it  at  the  door  of  the  tabernacle 

%.  on  the  altar  that  is  by  the  door  of  the  tab. 

3 .2.8c  kil  it  at  the  door  of  the  the  tabernacle  of 

4.  4.  bring  the  bull. to  thedoor  of  the  tabern.of 

7  .which  is  at  the  door  of  the  taber.of  V.  18. 

8 .3  .unto  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of  the 

4.together  unto  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of 

3 1 .  boil  the  flefh  at  the  door  of  the  tabern.of 

33.notgoe  out  of  the  door  of  the  tabernac.of 

Chap.  10.7. 

3  f.  abide  at  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of  the 

i2.6.to  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of  the  congr. 

Num.6. 1  o. 

14. 1 1  .at  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of  the  cong. 

Chap.i7-6- 

2  3  .to  the  prieft,  unto  the  door  of  the  taber.of 

1  j.i4.bcfore  the  L.  unto  the  dooroi  the  tab. of 

Chap.  19.*  1. 

Bb  2 


29.untotheprieft,to  the  door  of  the  tabern.of 
i6-7.before  the  Lord,at  the  door  of  the  taber.of 
i7.4.bringeth  it  not  to  the  door  of  the  tabern.of 

Verfe9. 

f.bring  them  to  the  L.to  the  doar  of  the  tab. 

Num.  3 . 2  f  .the  hanging  for  the  door  of  the  taber.of 

Chap.4,25. 

1 3. be  brought  unto  the  door  of  the  tabern.of 

1 8.  (have  his  head  at  the  door  of  the  tabern-of 

io.3.themf.to  thee  at  thedoor  of  the  tabernacle 

1 2.  j.  and  ftood  in  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of 

Chap.  1 6. 1 8. 

16.19.  againft  them  unto  the  door  of  the  taber. 

fo.unto  Mofes  to  the  dooroi  the  tabern.of 

20.6.  Mof.  &  Aar.  went  to  the  door  of  the  tab. 

2  5 .6.  weeping  before  the  door  of  the  tabernacle 

27.2.  all  the  congreg.  by  the  door  of  the  tabern. 

Dcut.31.  15.  flood  over  the  door  of  the  tabernacle 

Jojb.  19.51-  before  the  Lord  at  the  door  of  the  tab. 

1  Sam.z.  22.  affembled  atthe  door  of  the  taberna. 

1  Chro.9. 2  x  -porter  of  the  door  of  the  tabernacle  of 

©001  joyiud  with  tent. 
Gen.  1 8. 1.  Abraham  fate  in  his  tent  door 
2.ran  to  meet  them  from  the  cent  door 
10. Sarah  heard  in  the  *ent  door 
Exod.i  3. 8. and  flood  every  man  at  his  tent  door,8c 

io.worfhipped  every  man  in  his  tent  door 
Num.  1 1. 10. every  man  in  thedoor  of  histent,and 
16.27.and  flood  in  the  door  of  their  rents,and 
Judg.^.zoAand  in  the  door  of  the  tent,  and 

ZDooykeeper. 
Pfal.%4. 10. 1  had  rather  be  a  dew-keeper  in  the 
Jer.x,  5.4-  Maafeiah,  the  keeper  of  the  door 
^Doorkeepers. 

2  f\i».2  2.4.which  the  keepers  of  the  dew  have  gat. 

2  3  -4.the  keepers  of  the  door  to  bring  the  veffels  } 
2  j.  18.  and  the  three  keepers  oi  the  door 

.7ir.j2.28. 
i  Chron.i 5.23. and  Eikanah  were  rftw-keepers  for 
24.Obed-Ed.Sc  Jehiah  were  door  keepers  for 
Ejl.6.z. the  keepers  of  the  door, who  fought  to 

JDooypo/i. 

Exod.  1 2.7.  and  on  the  upper  <fa-poft  of  the  houf. 

2 1 .6 .  or  unto  the  door-^od,  and 
£^.4 1.3.  meafured  the  pofl  of  the  door3tvto  cub. 

3£>OO^pojis. 
Deut.  11.20.  (halt  write  them  on  the  oW-pofts 
lfa.6.4.  and  the  pofts  of  the  doors  moved  at 
E^.4i.i6.the<&w-pofls  he  meafured 

2DOOJ0, 
_7o/&.i.t9.whofoever  (hall  goe  out  of  the  dw*  of 
Judg.  i.zq.doors  of  the  parlour  were  locked,  they 

2  5  .he  opened  not  the  doors  of  the  parlour 

1 1 .3 1 .  cometh  forth  of  the  doors  of  mine  houfe 
i6.3.Sampfon  took  the  doors  oi  the  gate  of 
19. 27. Lord  aroft,  and  opened  thedoors 

1  S<«».  3. 1 5. opened  the  door  j  of  the  hou.  of  the  L. 

21.13  .and  fcrabled  on  the  doors  of  the  gate 
r  Kjng.6.  3  1 .  he  made  doors  of  olive  tree 

3  2.  the  two  doors  alfo  were  of  olive  tree 
3  4.and  the  two  doors  were  of  firre  tree 

7.5. and  all  thedoors  and  pofts  were  fquare 
50.  hinges  for  the  doors  of  the  inner  houfe 
and  for  the  doors  of  the  temple 

2  King.  1 8.6.cut  off  the  gold  from  the  doors  of 
1  C/;;'oa.2  2.3.nailesfor  the  doors  oi  the  gate 

z  Cfc/0.3.7.  and  the  diwmhereof  with  gold,and 
4.9.  and  doors  for  the  court,  and 

22.inner  doors  thereof  for  the  mod  holy 
doors  of  the  hou.of  the  temp,  were  of  gold 
23.4.8:  of  the  Lev.ihall  be  porters  of  the  doors 
29.3-opened  the  doors  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
34.9-whichthe  Le.that  kept  therfew^had  gath. 
Neh.$.  1.  and  fet  up  the  dnores  oi  it  even  unto 
3 .  and  fet  up  the  doors  thereof,  the  locks 

Ver.6,13,14,15. 
6. 1 .  had  not  fet  up  the  doors  upon  the  gates 
7.1.  and  I  had  fer  up  the  doors  and 
Job  3 1 . 3  2. but  I  opened  my  doors  to  the  traveller 
38. 10.  and  fet  barres  and  doors 

1 7. haft  thou  feen  the  doors  to  the  (had.of  de. 
4 1 . 1 4.  who  can  open  the  doors  of  his  face 
Pfal.z^.y.ani  beye  lift  up.ye everlafting doors 
9.ev.n  lift  them  up,ye  everlafting  doors 
7  8 . 2  3 .  an  d  opened  the  doors  oi  heaven 
Pra.8.3  at  the  coming  in  at  the  doors 

34.waiting 


DO  O       DOT 


D  O  U        D  O  U 


D  O  U        DOW 


34.wairing  at  thepofts  of  my  doors 
Ifa.  ?7.8.behind  the  doors  thou  haft  fct  up  thy  rem. 
E'SSk-  3  3  •  3  o.and  in  the  doors  of  the  houfes  talking 
4 1 . 1 1  .and  the  doors  of  the  fide-chambers  were 
2 1 .  and  the  fan&uarie  had  tvro,doors 
24.  and  the  doors  had  two  leaves  apeece 
2  j.  on  the  dwr  ofthe  temple,  Cherubins  8c 
42. 4.and  their  doors  toward  the  north 
1 1  .and  according  unto  thc'ndoors 

1 2.  according  to  the  doors  of  the  chamb.  that 
Micah  7.5.  keep  the  doers  of  thy  mouth  from 
Zech.  1 1. 1 . open  thy  doors,'0  Lebanon ,that 
Ataf.24.3  j. know  that  it  is  neer,evcn  at  the  doors 

Mar.  1  j.  29 '. 

Ac~l.  J.  19.ang.of  the  L.by  night  opened  the  prif  d. 

2 ^.keepers ftanding  without  before  the  doors 

16.1.6.  &  immediatly  all  the  doors  were  opened 

27. and  feeing  the  prifon  doors  open,he 

Shut  3DOO10. 

Jud.3.2  3 .  and  fhut  the  doors  of  the  parlour  on  him 

2  Chr. 28. 14. and  fhut  up  zhedonrs  ofthe  houfe  of 

29. 7. they  have  fhut  up  the  doors  of  the 
Nch.6. 1  o.and  let  us  fhut  the  doors  ofthe  temple 

7. 3  .let  them  fhut  the  doors,and  bar  them 
Job  5.10.  becaufe  it  fhut  not  up  the  doors  of  my 

3  8.8 .  or  who  (hut  up  the  fea  with  doors 
£(ft/e.i2.4.therf00«iTiaIbefhut  in  the  ftreetswhen 
lfa.z6.20.xnd  (hut  thy  doors  about  thee 
Mai.  1 . 1  o .  that  would  fhut  thee  doors  for  nought 
John  2O.i9-\vhentherf0O/'.y  Were  (hue  where  the 

26.then  came  Jefus,the  doors  being  fhut,  and 
Acts  z  1. 3  o.and  forthwith  the  doors  were  fhut 

©opfotealj. 

Nttm.3  3. 1 2.  and  encamped  in  Dophkah 

13 .  they  departed  from  Dophkah,and 

3D0i. 
Jojh.i  i.i.and  in  the  borders  of  Dor  on  the  weft 
17. 1 1.  the  inhabitants  of  Dor,and  her  towns 
jr«rf.i.27.nei.did  Manaf.drive  out  the  inhab.of  D. 
1  I^in.a.  if.  in  all  the  region  of  Do>',which . 

1  chr.j.zo.Dor  &  hertowns,by  thebord.  of  Man. 

fyngofjDoi. 
Jofh.  1 2.23.theK.  of  Dor,  in  the  coaft  of  Dor.ont 

*Qo?casf. 
Ac~t.9.$6.  which,by  interpretation  is  called  Dorcas 
30.  (hewing  the  coats  &  gar.w"*  Dorc.  made 
©Oft,  See  ©Oeft, 

5Dote. 
fer40.16.iXid  they  (hall  dote ;  a  fword  is  upon 

3DoteO. 
E^f  &.  2  3 .  f .  and  fhe  dote/  on  her  lovers 
7.  and  with  all  on  whom  (lie  doted 
9-of  the  AffyrianSjOn  whom  fhe  doted 
1 2.  fhee  iota!  on  the  Affyrians,  her  neighb. 
19-favv  them  with  her  eys,(he  doted  ont\\txx\ 
20. for  (lie  dotedwpon  their  paramours 
3Dofy,See  5Doet^. 
IDottyan. 
GcM.37.i7,letusgotoDo^.&  found  them  in  Do. 

2  I"~ii:g.6. 1 3 .  behold,  hee  is  in  Dothan 

3Dot(ng. 

1  Tim.6. q.bnt  dot'wgabout  queftions  and  ftrifes 

^Double. 

Ges.43.1i  2.  take  doable  money  in  your  hand 

1  5  .they  took  double  money  in  their  hand 
Exod.zz.  4.  he  (hall  reftore  double 

7. if  the  thiefe  be  found,  let  him  pay  double 
9.he,fhall  pay  double  unto  his  neighbour 
39.9.  they  made  the  breaft-plate  double 
Dent.  1  J. 1 8.  he  hath  been  worth  a  double  hired  fer. 
21.17.  by  giving  him  a  «fo«We  portion  of  all 

2  Rjng.i.9,  let  a  double  portion  of  thy  fpirit  be  on 
1  Cbro.  12.33  .they  were  not  of  a  double  heart 

Job  11. 6. that  they  arc  double  to  tjiat  which  is 

4 1 . 1 3  .w  ho  can  come  to  him  wth  his  dou.bxidle 
Pfal .12.2.  and  witha<sfo«&/e  heart  doe  they  fpeak 
lfa. 40.  z.  of  the  Lords  hand  double  for  all  her  fins 

6 1. 7. for  your  fhame  you  (hall  have  double 

in  their  land  they  (hall  pofleffe  double 
,/<;r.i6.i8.recompenfetheir  fin  rfo«We,becaufe 

1 7. 1 8. &  deftroy  them  with  double  deftruftion 
Zech.o.  1 2.  that  lie  render  double  unto  thee 
1  Tim. 1 .8. not  «fo«Me  tongued,  nor  given  to 

f. 17. rule  well  be  counted  worthy  of  doub.bon. 

Rev. 1 8.  6.  &  double  unto  her  double  according  to 

which  fhe  hath  filled,fill  to  her  double 


JDouble. 
Exod.  26.9-and  (halt  double  the  (net  curtaine  in 
Rev.  18. 6. double  unto  her  double,  according  to 

JDoubltzm'mdcd 
James  i.8.a  double  -minded  man  is  unliable  in 
4.8.purifie  your  hearts  ye  double-minded. 
IDoubletj. 
Gen.a 1.3  2.drcam  was  doubled  to  Pharaoh  twice 
Exod.z&.i  6.four-fa,uare  it  fliall  be,being  doubled 
39.0.3.  fpan  the  breadth  thereof,being<fo«£^ 
£^.21.14.  let  the  fword  be  doubkdthz  third  time 

JDoubt, 
^•37.3  3  Jofeph  is,without  douit5  rent  in  pieces 
Deu.  28.66.  thy  life  fliall  hang  in  doubt  before  thee 
Job  1 2. 2.  no  doubt  but  ye  are  the  people  and 
Lube  ii.zo.nodoubtjthc  kingdomeof  G.  is  come 
Ail. 2.1  2. and  were  fin  doubt}Caying  one  to  another 

28.4.norf(?wfo,thisman  is  a  murderer 
1  Cor. 9. 1  o.for  our  fakes,no  doubt, this  is  written 
Gal. 4. 20.for  I  (land  in  doubt  of  you 
1  John  2.19.  they  would  no  doubt  have  continued 

2Doubt. 
3to.i4.  3 1.  wherefore  didft  thou  doubt 

2 1 . 2 1  .if  ye  have  faith,and  doubt  not,  ye 
AfaWj  11.23  .and  (hall  not  doz/frf  in  his  heart,  but 
John  10.24. how  long  dofi  thou  make  us  todoubt 

3DoubteO. 
Afitf.28.i7.they  worfhipped  him,but  fome  doubted 
Aft.  J .  24.  they  doubted  of  them,whereunto  this 
10.17.now  while  Peter  doubted  in  himfelf  what 
2  j. 20. becaufe  I  doubted  of  fuch  manner  of 
IDoubreth, 
Rom- 1 4 . 2  3  .he  that  douktoth  is  damned  if  he  eate 

IDoobtfnH. 
Luke  1 2.29.  neither  be  ye  of  doubtfull  xniad 
Rom.  1 4. 1  .but  not  to  doubtfull  difputations 

3Doubttrjg, 
John  13.2  2 . doubting  of  whom  he  fpake 
Acl.  1 0.20. and  goe  with  them, doubting  nothing 
1 1.1 2.Spirit  bade  me  go  with  themmoth.  doub. 

1  Tim.z.S.  without  wrat)}  and  doubting 

IDoubtleile, 
Num.14.10.doubtl.yz  fliall  not  come  into  the  land 

2  Sam.^.iqSorWtdoubtlejfe  dcliv.the Philift.into 
Pfal.i  26.6.fhall  doubtl.  come  again  with  rejoicing 
lfa.63.16  .doubtl.thou  art  our  father,though  Abra. 

1  Cor.g.z.to  others,  yet  doubtlejfe  I  am  to  you 

2  Cor. iz.  1  .not  expedient  for  me -/kubtlefs, to  glory 
Phil.  3 ,8.yea  doubtlejfe,  and  I  count  all  things  but 

3Donbt0. 
Dan.  j.i2.diffolving  ofdoubtswexe  found  jnDan. 
i&that  thou  canft — diffolve  doubts:  now  if 
3Dotoe. 
Gen.B.S.aKo  he  fent  forth  a  dove  from  him 

9. but  the  dove  found  no  reft  for  the  fole  of 
10.  againe,  he  fent  forth  the  dove 
1 1  .the  dove  came  in  unto  him  in  the  evening 
1 2.fent  forth  the  dove,which  returned  not 
1  J.9.take  a  turtle  dove  and  a  yong  pigeon 
Lev.  1 2.6.01"  a  turtle  dove  fox  a  fin-offering  unto 
Pfal.  5  j. 6.0  that  I  had  wings  like  a  dove,iox 
68. 1 3.  yet  fliall  ye  be  as  the  wings  of  a  dove 
74.  i9.deliver  not  the  foule  of  thy  turtle  dove  to 
Cant. 1.1  f.thou  haft  dam  eyes  Chap.4.1. 

2. 14.O  my  dove,thou  att  in  the  clifts  of 
5. 2.open  to  me,  my  dove,xay  undefiled 
6.p.my  dove,my  undefiled  is  but  one,fhe 
^•38.14.1  did mourne  a&adove 
^•.48. 28.8c  belike  the  dove  that  mak-eth  her  neft 
Hofj.i  1  .Ephraim  alfo  is  like  a  filly  dove 

1 1 .  n .  and  as  a  dove  out  of  the  land  of  Affyria 
Mot.  3. 16.  faw  the  Spir.of  G  defending  like  ado. 
Mar.  1. 10. &  the  Spirit  like  a  dove  defcend.on  him 
1^^.3.2 2. in  a  bodily  (hape  like  a  dove,on  him 
Job.  1.3  a.defcending  from  heaven  like  a  dove 

3Dotoe0. 
2  K}ng.6.i  5. fourth  part  of  a  cab  of  doves  doung 
Cant.f.i  2. his  eyes  are  as  the  eyes  of doves 
Ifa.^o.  i  i.and  mourne  fore  like  doves 

60.8.  and  as  thedoves  to  their  windowes 
E'tak-T'  i^.like  doves  ofthe  valleyes,  all  of 
JV^.2.7.as  with  the  voice  of  doves  tabring  on 
Matth.10. 16.  and  harmleffe  as  doves 
21.12.  and  the  feats  of  them  that  fold  doves 
Mar.  ii.  1 U 
Joh.z.14.81.  dovestSi  the  changers  of  mony  fitting 


16.  faid  to  them  that  fold  doves,  Take 
Turtle  3Dotop0, 
Lev.  1 4.2  2,and  two  turtle rfmrijor  two  pigeons 

30.he  fhall  offer  theone  ofthe  turt.  doves,ot 
Luhe  2.24-a.paire  of  turtle  dovespt  two  yong  pig 

iDottgl). 
Exod.  1  i.3  4.peo.took  their  dough  before  it  was  le; 

39.bakedunleaven.cakes  ofthe  dough  which 
Num.i  5 .20,offerup  a  cake  ofthe  fitft  of  yoaxdou. 

2 1 .  of  the  firft  of  your  dough  ye  fliall  give 
Arfb.io.37.bring  the  firft  fruits  of  our  dough 
/«'.7.i8.thewomen  knead  their  dough  to  bake 
£^-44'3°-giveto  theprieft  thefiiftofyour^ft 
Hofj.q.aftev  he  had  kneaded  the  «fo«^,untill  " 

IDoong. 

Exod.ig.ifyh'efti  of  the  bullock,skin  and  doung 
Levit.^.n.aad  his  inwards,and  his  doung 
8 . 1 7-and  his  doung  be  burnt  with  fire 
16.27.  and  their  flefh  and  their  doung  burn 
Num.  19. 5  .her  bloud  with  her  doung  fhall  he  bum 

1  K?^g.i4.io.as  a  man  taketh  away  doung,v\l  it 

2  Kjn.6.z<}.  fourth  part  of  a  cab  of  doves  dating  for 

?.37.carkaffeof  Jezebel  fhall  be  as  doung 
1 8.27,that  they  may  eat  their  owne  doung 

lfa.36.1z. 
Job  20.7.(hallperi(li  forever  like  his  owne  doung 
Pfal.%i .  10.  they  became  as  doung  for  the  earth 
Jer.  8.2.  they  fhall  be  for  doung  on  the  face  of 
9.2  2.carkaffes  of  men  (hall  fall  as  doung  upon 
1 6".4.they  (halbe  as  doung  on  the  face  of  the  ear. 
2  j. 3  3  .they  fhall  be  doung  upon  the  ground 
E%e.  4.12.  thou  (halt  bake  it  with  doung  that  com. 
1 5 .1  have  given  thee  cows  doung  for  mansrf. 
Zcph.  1 . 1 7.and  their  flefh  as  the  doung 
Mai.  z .  3  .and  fpread  doung  on  your  faces 

even  the  doung  of  your  folemn  feafts 
Pfc/.3.8.and  do  count  them  but  doung,  that  I 

iDonng. 
Luk..  1 3 . 8 .1  fhall  dig  about  it,  and  domg  it 

3Dcnns=3sre. 

Nch. 3.13.3  thouf.cubits  on  the  wall  to  the  doung-g, 

I4.but  the  doung- gate  repaired  Malchiah 

12.31.  upon  the  wall  toward  thtdoung-gate 

©oong^tH. 

1  to.2.8.1ifteth  up  the  begger  from  the  doung-hil 
E%  .6.1  i.let  this  houfe  be  made  a  doung-hil  fox  this 
Vfal.i  13. 7.  lifteth  the  needy  out  ofthe  doung-hii 
lfa.  2  5 .  io.as  ftraw  is  trodd.down  for  the  doung-kill 
Dan.  2.  j. your  houfes  fhall  be  made  a  doung-HlL 

3 ,29.their  houfes  (hall  be  made  a  doung-bill 
Luke- 1 4  ■  3  J  .nor  yet  for  the  doung-hiU,  bu  t 

S>Qtmg=bib3. 
La.q.  j  .that  were  brou.up  in  fcarl.imbrace  doung-h 

5Dotmg=poit, 
Neb. 2. 1 3  .to  the  dung-part,znd  viewed  the  walls 

©omit, 
If^2.7.whenthefun  is  dormi  Deut.%$.n. 

/o/&.8.29.fhou)d  take  his  cark.  down  from  the  tree 

2  Sam.  3 .3  5  .or  ought  elfe  till  the  fun  be  down 
Job  1.7.  and  from  walking  up  and  down  in  it 

Chap- 2. 1. 
Pfal.  59. 1  ? .let  them  wander  up  and  down  for  meat 

109.23.Iam  toffedup  and  down  as  the locuft 
£^.28.i4.haft  walked  upand  downin  the  midft 
Zcch.10.1 2.they  fhall  walk  up  aaddown  in  his  na. 
Ac~l.z7.17.as  we  were  driven  up  and  down  in  Adr. 
Rev.  1 . 1 3 .  cloathed  with  a  garm.  down  to  the  foot 
3Doi»n=Jltrittg, 

Pfal.  t  3  9 . 2  .thou  knoweft  my  down- fitting  &  up-ri. 

IDowiKoaito, 

2  f^/2f.  19.30.  yet  3gaintak?  root  downward 

JA.J7-31- 
Ecclef.  3.21  .fpirit  ofthe  beaft  that  goeth  dow>twai'd. 
E^.  1. 2  7. appearance  of  his  loynSieven  downward: 

Ch?p.8.2. 
©QBOjfe. 
G«z.3  o.20.  G.  hath  endued  me  with  agood  dowry  j 

3  4. 1 2.  ask  me  never  fo  much  dowrie, and 
Exo.zz.  1 7 .he  fhall  pay  money  accord.to  the  dowry 
1  to2.i8.2f.theKingdc(irethnotany  dowry, b\>t 

Dzag. 
Hob- 1.16.  and  burn  inccnie  unto  their  drag 


Hab.  1. 1  j.  and  gather  them  in  their  drags, 

©jagging- 
John  21.8.  dragging  the  net  with  fiflies 


3Dlsgoti. 


DRA       D  R  A 


DRA       DRA 


D  R  A        DRE 


5>?agon, 
Pfal.a  i .  1 3.  the  dragon  (halt  thou  trample  under 
I/a.  27.1. he  (hall  flay  the  dragon  that  is  in  the  fca 

<  i .  a.and  wounded  the  dragon 
Jer.  5  i . 3  4.  he  hatb  fwallowed  me  up  like  a  rf^ra 

Eigk> *9- 1  ■ the  ire3t  rf^OT  tJut  Iy£th  in  the  m'dft 
Rev.  1 1. 3  .and  bchold,a  great  red  *rfgo»,having 
.itne rf^g  flood  before  the  woman  which 
7.Mich.&  his  angels  fought  againft  the  drag. 
and  the  dragon  fought,  and  his  angels 
o.the  great  drag.vins  caft  out,that  old  ferpent 
1  3.  when  the  dragon  faw  that  he  was  caft  out 
itfiwhich  the  dragon  caft  out  of  his  mouth 
i7.the  dragon  was  wroth  withthe  woman 
1 3  .i.and  the  dragon  gave  him  power 
4.they  worfhipped  the  dragon  which  gave 
1 1.  horns  as  a  lamb,  and  he  fpake  as  a  dragon 
16. 1 3  .come  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  dragon,  & 
20.i.theylaid  hold  on  the  dragon,  that  old 
5D»agon=we#. 
Neh.z.12.  even  before  the  dragon-wdl 
5E>?agonff, 

Deaf,  j  i.  j  3 .their  wine  is  the  poyfon  of  dragons 

Job  3 0.19. 1  am  a  brother  to  dragons 

Pfal.44. 19/ore  broken  us  in  the  place  oidragms 
74. 1 2 .  thoubrakeft  the  heads  of  the  dragons  in 
I48.7.praife  the  Lord,  yedragons, and 

lfa.i2.iz.and  dragons  in  their  pleafant  places 

2  4. 1 2  .irfhall  be  an  habitation  for  dragons 

3  $.7.in  the  habitation  of  dragons,whete  each 
43 ,zo. dragons  and  owles  (hall  honour  me 

Jer. 9.  t  i.Ile  make  Jerufalem  a  den  ot  dragons 
io.i2.  to  make  the  cities  of  Judahadenofrfr. 
1 4.6.  they  fnuffcd  tip  the  wind  like  dragons 
49.3  3.Hazor  (hall be  a  dwelling  for  dragons 
5  i.37.Bab.  fhalbe  a  dwelling  place  for  dragons 
Mic.  1. 8. He  make  a  wailing  like  the  rfragwu,  and 
Mai.  i .  3«his  heritage  wafte  for  the  drag.oi  the  wil. 

©latttg, 
1  Cfcrow.  29. 7.  and  ten  thoufand  drams,  and 
E'zra  2.69.  and  one  thoufand  drams  of  gold 

8. 2  7.  of  a  thoufand  drains, mi  two  veflels  of 
Neb.  7.70.10  the  treafu.  houfe  1 000.  drams  of  gold 

7  i.treafur.of  the  work  20ooo.<&vmj  of  gold 
72.  was  twenty  thoufand  drams  of  gold 

jDjanb, 
Gen.g.z  t.he  cfrv«2£  of  the  wine,and  was  drunken 
24.46.1  dranl[,md  the  made  thecamels  drink 
27. 25.be  brought  him  wine,and  he  drank 
Num. zo.  1  i.and  the  congregation  drank^nd 
Dent.  32.3  8.drank  the  wine  of  their  drink  offering 

1  Saw.  30. 1  z.novdrank  any  water  three  dayes  and 

2  S<»».i2.3.and  dranl{oi hisownecup,and 

1  K?».  1 3-ig.eat  bread  in  his  houfe,&  drank  water 

1 7 ,6«and  he  drank  of  the  brook 
Dan.i.  5  .and  of  the  wine  which  he  dranfand 

8  .nor  with  the  wine  which  he  drank 
5.1.  and  drank  wine  before  the  thoufand 

3. and  his  concubine  drank  in  them 
Mar.  1 4 . 2  3  .he  gave  it  to  them,  &  they  all  dra.of  it 
Luke  17.27.they  did  eat,they  drank,  they  married 

Verfe  28. 
John  4. 1 2.the  well,and  drank  thereof  himfelfe 

1  Cor.  io.4.for  they  drank  of  that  fpirituallrock 

5D?abe, 
E#0^.i4.25.they<fMwrhem  heavily :  fo that 
Jof.\6.  lo.they  drave  not  out  the  Canaanites  that 
24. 1 2.which  drave  them  out  from  before  you 
Judg.6.9. 
1 8  .L .  drave  out  from  before  us  all  the  people 
Judg.  1 . 1 9.  he  drove  out  the  inhabit.of  the  mount. 
»  Sam.2.  o.  20.  which  they  draw  before  thofe  other 

2  Sam.6-2,.  Uzzah  and  Ahio  dwue  the  new  cart 

1  Chro.  1 3.7. 
2  K%- 1 6.6.and  tteie  the  Jewes  from  Elath,  and 
17.21  Jetoho.drave  Ifr.  from  follow  ing  the  L. 
ACts  7.4?.  whom  God  drave  out  before  the  face  of 
18.16.he  drove  them  from  the  judgement  feat 
See  further  JDjCfoe. 
2>tat»ght. 
Mattb.i  5f.  1 7.  and  is  caft  out  into  the  drought 

Mar.j.ip, 
Luke  5.4.  and  let  down  your  nets  for  a  fraught 
9.at  the  draug.  of  fifties  which  they  had  taken 
tD:angl)t  houfe. 
2  Kjng.  10.27.  made  it  a  draught  houfe  to  this  day 


3D?am, 
Ge«. 24.44.  He  alfo  rfraw  for  thy  camels 
Exod.  1  j .9.  He  rfrtra>  my  fword,  mine  hand  fhall 
Judg.4.6.  goe  and  draw  toward  mount  Tabor,  & 
7. and  I  will  draw  unto  thee  to  the  river 
9.  ^.draw  thy  fword,and  flay  me,  that 
20.3  2.and  draw  them  from  the  city,  unto 

1  Sam.2 1.4. draw  thy  fword,  &  thruft  me  thorow 

1  Chron. 10.4. 

2  Saw.  1 7. 1 3. and  we  will  draw  it  into  the  river 
Job  2  r  .3  3. every  man  fhall  draw  after  him, as 
Pfal.  28.3.  draw  me  not  away  withthe  wicked,and 
Cant.  1.4.  ^frvnp  me,  we  will  run  after  thee 

I  fa.  5  .1 8 .  wo  to  them  that  draw  iniquity  w"1  cords 
6 6. 1 9 -that  draw  the  bow,  to  Tubal  and 

Efgkf  21.3.  and  will  draw  forth  my  fword  out 
28.7.  fhal  draw  their  fwords  againft  the  beaut. 
30. 1 1  fhall  draw  their  fwords  againft  Egypt 
3  z.zo.draw  her,and  all  her  multitudes 

John  4. 1 1.  thou  haft  nothing  to  draw  with,  and 
1 5.  neither  come  hither  to  draw 
6. 44. Father  which  hath  fent  me  «fom>  him 
12.32.from  the  earth,  willow  all  men  to  me 
11.6.  they  were  not  able  to  draw  it,  for  the 

Atls  20.30.to  draw  away  difciples  after  them 

James  2.6.  and  draw  you  before  judgment  feats 
2D23U3  back. 

Heb.io.38.butifanyman^«n>back,myfoulfhal 
39.are  not  of  them  who  draw  back  to  perdi. 
5D?am  neer. 

Judg.  1 9. 1 3 .  come,and  let  us  draw  neer  to  one  of 

1  Sum. 14.26.  let  us  draw  neer  hither  to  God 
3  8.SauI  faid,  Draw  ye  neer  hither 

Pfal.-j  3.28.good  for  me  to  draw  neer  to  God 
1 07. 1 3 .  they  draw  neer  to  the  gates  of  death 

Ifa.z9.12.as  this  peo.draw  neer  me  with  their  lips 
4$.io.draw  neer  together,ye  that  are  efcaped 
5  7.3  .draw  neer  hithf  r,  ye  ions  of  the  forccreffe 

Jer.20.z1.  &  Ilecaufe  him  to  draw  neer,and 
46.  j .  and  draw  neer  to  battell 

E^ek.9.1  .that  have  charge  over  the  city, to  dr.neet 
22.4.  thou  haft  caufed  thy  dayes  to  draw  neer 

/of/  3.9.  let  all  the  men  of  war  draw  neer 

Heb.  10.22.let  us  draw  neer  with  a  true  heart 
IDiato  ?Kgb. 

Etfod.  3.  5  .he  faid,  D/tfW  not  nigh  hither ,pnc 
Pfal.69.1S.draw  nigh  to  my  foule,  and  redeeme 

119. 1  fo.they^VKPnigh,that  follow  aft.mifch. 
Eccl.  1 2. 1  .nor  the  yeers  draw  nigh  when  thou 
Ifa.^.ig.oi the  holy  One  of  lhad,draw nigh  and 
Heb.7.19.  by  the  which  we  draw  nigh  to  God 
James  4.%. daw  nigh  to  God,he  wil  draw  nigh  to 

©tam  out . 
Exod.  12.21  .rf/v&p  out,  and  take  you  a  lamb  accor. 
Lev. z 6. 3  3. and  willow  out  a  fword  after  you,& 
Judg.  3 . 2  2  .fo  that  he  could  not  draw  the  dagg.out 
Job  41. 1. canft  thou  draw  outLeviath.withahook 
Pfal.2j.z.draw  out  alfo  the  fpear,and 

8  5 .  5  .wilt  thou  <tep  out  thine  anger  to  all  gen. 
Pro.  20.5.3  man  of  underftanding  will  d''<rw  it  out 
I/a.  57.4.and  rfra»  out  the  tongue,  Are  ye  not 

5  8 . 1  o.  if  thou  draw  out  thy  foule  to  the  hungry 
Jer.49.zo.the  leaft  of  the  flock  (hall  dr.  them  out 
Chap.50.45. 
L(W».4. 3  .the  fea  monfters  draw  out  the  breafts 
E^.5.2.  and  I  will  draw  out  a  fword  after  them 
Ver.12.Chap.12.14. 
Hag.z.16.  for  to  draw  out  fifty  veflels  out  of 
John  i.S.draw  outnow,and  bear  tothegovernour 

3D£am  up. 
Job  40.23.  that  trufteth  that  he  can  draw  up  Jord. 

3Diam  water. 
GeB.24.1 1  .time  that  women  go  out  to  draw  water 
13.  men  of  the  city  came  out  to  draw  water 
i9.Ile  draw  water  for  thy  camels  alfo 
20.  ran  to  the  well  to  draw  water 
43 .  virgin  cometh  forth  to  draw  water 
1  Sa.9. 1 1  .yong  maidens  going  forth  to  draw  wat. 
Ifa.  1 2.3  .with  joy  fhall  yedraw  water  out  of 
Nab.  3  .redraw  thee  waters  for  the  fiege    ■ 
Job.a-7. cometh  a  woman  of  Samaria  to  draw  wa. 

iDjaame, 
Jtaz.22.23.and  his  fword  drawn  in  his  hand 

Ver.31.  Jofi.1.12. 
D««f.2i.3.which  hath  not  drawne  in  the  yoke 
30.1 7. but  fhalt  be  drawn  away, and  worfhip 

Bb   ?_ . 


Jojb.8.6.  till  we  have  drawn  them  from  the  city 
16.  and  were  drawn  away  from  the  city 
1 5. 9. border  was  drawn  from  the  top  of  the  hill 
the  border  was  drawtle  to  Baalah 
1 1  .and  the  border  was  drawnxo  Shicron 
18. 14.  border  was  drawn  thence>  and 
1 7  .and  was  drawn  from  the  north,and 
//«/g.3  0.2  i.and  were  drown  away  from  the  city 
Ruth  2.9.  which  the  yong  men  have  drawne 
1  Cbr.  21.16.  having  a  fword  drawn  in  his  hand 
Job  20.2  5. it  is  drawn,and  cometh  out  of  the  body 
Pfal. 3 7. 1 4.  w icked  have  drawn  out  the  fword,and 

55.21.  yet  were  they  drawn  fwords 
P^o.24.  n. to  deliver  them  that  are  drawnxo  death 
lfa.  2 1 . 1 5  .from  the  drawne  fwords,  they  fled 

28.9.and  drawne  from  the  breafts 
Jer.zz.ig.drawn,  and  caft  forth  beyond  the  gates 
3  1. 3. with  loving  kindnefle  have  I  drawn  thee 
Lam.z.2.he  hath  drawn  back  his  right  hand  from 
E-*g. 2 1 . 5  .that  I  the  Lord  have  drawn  forth  my  fw. 

28.the  fword  is  drawn  from  the  flaughter,tt 
AcH.i  r.ro.ck  all  were  drawn  up  againc  to  heaven 
Jam.  1 . 1 4.  when  he  is  drawn  away  of  his  own  lufts 

IDjaroer. 
DeuUzg.  1 1.  unto  the  drawer  of  thy  water 
jDja'cocrsr. 

Jofh.g.Zi .  &  drawers  of  water  to  all  the  cong  reg. 

23.andrfn«*OTof  water  for  the  houfe  of  my 

27.and  drawers  of  water  for  the  congregation 

1D*a>»et'l). 

jDfwf.25.11. wife  of  the  one  drawetb  ncerto  deliv. 

Judg.  1 9.j>.the  day  drawetb  towards  evening,I 

Job  24. 22. he  drawetb  alfo  the  migh.wth  his  power 

3  3. 22. his  foule  drawetb  neer  to  the  grave 
Pfal.  10.9.  when  he  drawetb  him  in  his  net 
88.3  .my  life  drawetb  nigh  to  the  grave 
lfa.z6. 17.  that  drawetb  neer  the  time  of  her  deliv. 
Esek-7-1 2- tnt  ^ay  drawetb  neer,  come 
Mat. 1 5.8.this  peop.drawetb  nigh  to  me  with  their 
Luk-  21.8  .and  the  time  drawetb  neer,  goe  ye  not 

2 8. for  your  redemption  drawetb  nigh 
/<j?«.y.8.the  coming  of  the  Lord  drawethnigh 

3D?amfng. 
Judg.  5.1 1  .in  the  places  of  drawing  water,  there 
John  6.i9.and  drawingni°h  to  thefhip,and 

3D?eaO. 
GcK.9.2.the^f/jrfofyou  fhall  be  on  every  beafl: 
EArorf.15.16.fear  and  dread  fhall  beupon  them,  by 
Z>e«f.2.2  5.begihtoputthe<fodrfofthee  and 

1 1 .2  5. and  the  dread  of  you  upon  all  the  land 
Job  1 3 . 1 1 .  and  his  dread  fall  upon  me 

2 1 .  and  let  not  thy  dread  mnke  me  afraid 
I/iz.8.  1 3 .  and  let  him  be  your  dread 

3D?eaO. 
Deut. 1.Z9.  then  I  faid  to  you,Dreadnot  neither 
1  Chro.zz.  1 3  -and  of  good  courage,  dread  not 
DieaOfail. 

Gen.zZ.  17.  how  dreadful/  is  this  place 
Job  1  5.21.3  dreadfull found  is  in  hiseares 
E^.i.i8.fo  high,that  they  were  dreadfull 
Dan.?.?.*  fourth  hea\\>dreadfully).nd 

i9.exceeding  dreadfu II, whok  teeth  was  yron 
9.4.O  Lord,  the  great  and  dreadfull G ^. keeping 
Hab.i-7-  Caldeans  are  terrible  and  dreadfull 
Mai- 1 . 1 4.  my  name  is  dreadfull  among  rhe  heath. 
4.5. of  thegreat  and  dreadfull  day  of  the  Lord 
5D?eam, 
Ges.2c3.G0d  came  to  Abimelech  im  dream 
6.God  faid  to  him  in  a  dream,  Yea,  I  know 

3  i.io.lifted  up  mineeyes,I  faw  in  a  dream 

1 1  .angel  of  God  fpake  to  Jacob  in  a  d\eom 
24.  God  came  to  Laban  in  a  dream  by  night 
37.5.  Jofeph  dreamed  zdream*ind  he  told 
6.hear,I  pray  you,  this  dream  which  I  have 
9.  he  dreamed  yet  another  dream 
lo.behold,  I  have  dreamed  a  dream  more 
what  is  this  dream  that  thou  haft  drea. 
40.<.they  dreamed  a  dream  both  of  them 

accord,  to  the  interpret,  of  his  dream 

Chap. 4 1. 1 1. 

each  man  his  dream  in  one  night 

8.wee  have  dreamed  a  dream,8i  there  is  none 

9.chiefe  butler  told  his  dream  to  Jofeph 

in  my  rfra«8,behold,a  vine  was  before 
16.  Iz\(ovi2.s'mmydreame 

4  r  .7.  and  behold,  it  was  a  dreatm 

8. Pharaoh 


DR  E 


DRE 


DRE 


DRE 


DRE 


D  R  I 


8.  Pharaoh  told  them  his  dreame 

i  i.we  dreamed  a  dreame  in  one  night 
i  z.each  man  according  to  his  dreame,he 

1  5.I  have  dreamed  a  dream,and  there  is  none 

thou  canft  underftand  a  dream,to  inter. 
17.  in  my  dream  I  flood  upon  the  bank 
22!  faw  in  my  dream,and  behold/even  ears 

2  5.  the  dream  of  Pharaoh  is  one        Ver.26. 

3  2.  for  that  the  dream  was  doubled  to  Phar. 
Num.iz.6.  and  will  (peak  unto  him  in  a  *fr&?« 
fudg.y. i$.a  man  that  told  a  dream  to  his  fellow 

beholdjl  dreamed  a  dream,8c  lo,a  cake 

1  f.when  Gideon  heard  the  telling  of  thzdr. 
1  Kjn.^.^.Lo.  appeared  in  a  dream  to  Sol.by  night 

1 5. and  behold,  it  was  a  dreame 
fob  20.8.  he  (hall  flee  away  as  a  <frftW2 

5  j.  1 5. in  a  dream,\n  a  vifion  by  night,when 
Ffal.73.zo.  as  a  <fr&«»  when  one  awaketh,fo 
Ecc/.5.2.for  a  rfrawa  cometh  through  the  multitude 
lfa.z9-7.as  a  dream  of  a  night  vifion 
_7er.23.28.  the  prophet  that  hath  a  dreamy  let  him 
tell  a  drea.Sc  he  that  hath  hath  my  word 
Van.z.3  .Kin.faid  to  them,I  have  dreamed  a  <feft08 
my  fpirit  was  troubled  to  know  the  dr. 

4.  tell  thy  fervants  the  dream,and  we  will 
5. not  make  known  to  me  the  dream,vihh 
6.  but  if  yee  fliew  the  dream,  with  the  interp. 

therefore  (hew  me  the  drcom^ith  the 

7  .let  the  King  tell  his  fervants  the  dreame 

9.  not  make  known  to  me  the  dream,  there  is 

therefore  tell  me  the  d,  cam,and  I  fhall 
26\art  thou  able  to  make  know.to  me  the  dr. 
28.  thy  dream,  and  the  vifions  of  thy  head 
36.  this  is  the  dream,  and  we  will  tell 

4  5. and  the  dreame  is  certaine,and 
4.5.I  faw  a  dreame, which  made  me  afraid 

6.  known  to  me  the  interpretation  of  the  dr. 
7. and  I  told  the  dreame  before  them>but 

8  .before  him  I  told  the  dreame  Saying 
9.  tell  me  the  vifion  of  my  drcame,that 

i£.  this  dreaml  King  Nebuchadn.have  feen 
i9.1et  not  the  dream,ot  the  interp.troub.thee 
dream  be  to  them  that  hate  thee,and 
7.  i.Daniel  had  a  dream,and  vifion  of 

then  he  wrote  the  dreame, and 
Mat.  i.ro.  angel  appeared  to  him  in  a  dream 
2. 1 2.being  warned  of  God  in  a  dreame,that 
1 3. angel appeareth  to  Jofeph  in  a  (beam 
i9,appeareth  in  a  dream  to  Jofeph  in  Egypt 

2  2.  being;  warned  of  God  in  a  dream,hc 
27.19.  fuffered  manythings  this<&y  inzdream 

5Dzeam. 

Vfal.  1 26. 1  .we  were  like  them  that  rfi'Mffz 
foe  1 2.28.  your  old  men  fhall  dream  dreams 

Ails  2.  17. 

JDieameD. 

Gen.zZ.x  2.he dreamed,and  behold  a  ladder 
37.?.Jofephrf''f<w»B«/a  dreamejand  he  told 
6\hear  this  dream  which  I  have  dreamed 
9.hee  dreamed  yet  another  dreame 

beholdjl  have  dreamed  a  dream  more 
to.whatisthis  dreame  thou  had  dreamed 
40. 5.  they  dreamed  a  dream  both  of  them 

8.  wee  have  dreamed  a  dreame,and 
41. 1.  end  of  two  full  yeers  Pharaoh  dreamed 

5.  Pharaoh  dreamed  a  fecond  time 

1  i.wee  dreamed  a  dream  in  one  night 

we  dreamed  each  man  according  to  the 

1 5.  Phar.  faid  to  Jof.  I  have  dreamed*  dream 

42.9J0f.rememb.the  dreams  which  he  dreamed 

Jud.7.13.1  dreamed  a  dream,Sc  lo,a  cakeofbarley 

fer.zi. 1 5. faying,  I  have  dreamed,!  have  dreamed 

29. 8.  which  you  caufe  to  be  dreamed 
Dm.z.i.'^itbnchadntTzzt  dreamed  dreams 
3 .1  have  dreamed  a  dream,and  my  fpirit 
2D  learner. 
Gen.37.  19.  behold,  this  dreamer  cometh 
Deut.  1 3 . 1 .  or  a  dreamer  of  dreams  arife  among 
3  .or  a  dreamer  of  dreams  for  the  Lord 

5  .or  that  drcam.oi dreams  fhalbe  put  to  death 

SDjeamet*. 
/£y.i7.9.hearken  not  to  your  dreamer*, not  to 
Jiwfe  8.  and  thefe  filthy  dreamers  defile  the  flefh 

?D?eama(. 
Ge».37.8.they  hated  them  yet  more  for  his  dreams 
20.  what  will  become  of  his  dreams 


4 1 . 1 2 .  he  interpreted  to  us  our  dreams 
42.9.  Jofeph  remembred  the  dreams 
Deut.i$.i.  or  a  dreamer  of  dreams,  or 

3«not  hearken  to  the  dreamer  of  dreams ,for 
5.or  to  the  drea.of  dreams  fhalbe  put  to  death 

1  S<a».28.6.neither  by  dreams,not  by  Urim,nor 

1  f  .neither  by  prophets.not  by  dreams 
fob  7. 1 4. then  thoufcareft  me  with  dreams 
Ecclcf.^.j.  in  the  mult.of  dreams,  and  many  words 
7er.23.27.to  forget  my  name  with  their  dteams 
3  2.againft  them  that  prophefie  falfe  dreams 
29.8.  neither  heatken  to  your  dreams  which  yee 
Dan.i.iy.  Daniel  had  understanding  in  aMdreams 
2. 1  .Nebuchadne  z. .  dreamed  dreams,wherev/  ith 
2.  Caldeans,for  to  (hew  the  King  his  dreams 
5.12.  interpreting  of  dreams,  and 
foel  2.28.  your  old  men  fhall  dream  dreams,  your 

Aii.z.17. 
Zec.io.z.  and  have  told  falfe  dreams ;  they 

IDicametrj, 

Ifa.zg.S.zs  when  a  hungry  man  dreameth,8i.  behold 

or  as  when  a  thirfty  man  dreameth, and 

ID^egS. 

Vfal.7  ^.g.dregs  thereof,all  the  wicked  of  the  earth 

lfa.  5 1. 1 7. thou  haft  drunken  the  dregs  of  the  cup 

22.even  the  dregs  ofthecup  of  my  fury 

©lefle, 

Gcn.z.i  $.put  man  into  the  garden  to  dreffe  it 

i8.7.the  yong  man  hafted  to drejje  it 
De«f.28.39.plant  vineyards,and  drejje  them3but 

2  SVwz.  1 2.4.  of  his  own  herd, to  drejje  for  the  ftran. 

13.5.  and  drejje  the  meat  in  my  fight,that  I 

7.  Amnons  houfe,  and  dreffe  him  meat 

1  King.  17. 1 2. and  dreffe  it  for  me  and  my  fon,that 

18. 23. and  I\tdref]'e  the  other  bullock,and 
2 5. and  drejje  it  firft,for  ye  are  many 

Gen.iS  8.Abrah.took  the  calf  which  he  had  drejfed 
Lev.7.9.  all  that  is  drejfed  in  the  frying  pin,and 

1  toz.25.18.  and  five  iheep  ready  drejjed,and 

2  Sam.  1 2.4.  took  the  poor  mans  lamb,  &  drejfed  it 

19.24.had  neith.drcfl]  his  feet,nor  trimmed  his 
1  ^.18.26. and  they  drejfed  it,and  called  on  Baal 
Heb.6.7.  by  whom  it  is  drejfed,  receiveth  blefling 
JDicffer. 

Lull.  1 3.7#faid  he  to  the  dreffer  of  his  viney.  Behold 

£w.3o.7.when  he  drejfeth  the  lamps,he  fhall  burn 

SDjew. 
Gen. 24.20.  Rebekah  drew  water  for  all  his  camels 
4 5. went  down  to  the  well,and  drew  water 
37.28.theyiren',&  liftup  Jofeph  outof  the  pit 
38.29.as  he  drew  back  his  hand,behold,his  bro. 
Exod.z.  10.  becaufe  I  drew  him  out  of  the  water 
i6.and  theycame,and  ^mpwater 
i9.and  alio  drew  water  enough  for  us 
fofh,8.z6.Jo(h.drew  not  his  hind  back, wherewith 
fudg.8. 10.  fell  120000.  men  that  drew  fvvord 
2o.but  the  youth  drew  not  his  fword 
20.2. 400000.  footmen  that  drew  fword 
1 5.  26ooo.men  that  drew  fword, befide  the 
i7.numbred  40oooo.men  that  drew  fword 
25.  all  thefe  drew  the  fword         Verfe  3  5. 
3  7.1yers  in  wait  drew  themfelves  along,and 
46.were25000.mcn  that  drew  the  fword 
Rutb.4.8.  fohec  drew  off  hisfhooe 

1  Sam.7.6.  and  drew  water,and  powred  it  out 

17.51.and  drew  it  out  of  the  fheath  thereofjand 

2  Sam.zz.17.  he  drew  me  out  of  many  waters 

Pfalm.i2.i6. 

13.16.md  drew  water  out  of  the  well  of  Beth!. 

1  Chrmt.11.s8. 

24.9.in  Ifrael  8ooooo.men  that  drew  the  fword 

1  Kjng.8.8.  and  they  drew  out  the  ftaves  that 

2  2. 3  4.  a  certain  man  drew  a  bow  at  a  venture 

2Cfoo.18.33. 

2  Hj.n.%.z6.  took  with  him  70o.men  that  drew  fw. 

9.24.  Jehu  drew  a  bow  with  his  full  ftrength,& 

1  Cfo.19.16.  drew  forth  the  Syrians  thatwerebey. 

21.  5.  and  ioocoo.  men  that  drew  fword 

Judah  was  470ooo.men  that  drew  fword 

2  Cfo.5_9.3nd  they  drew  out  the  ftaves  of  the  ark 

i4.8.of  Benjamin,  thatbare  fhields  &rf*'.bows 
fer.38. 1 3X0  they  drew  up  Jerem.with  cords,  and 
Hof.i  1.4.I  drew  them  with  cords  of  a  man,with 
Mat.  1 3. 48 .they  drew  to  fhore,and  fate  downe 


26.5  i.and  drew  his  fword,  and  flrook  a  fervant 

6.53.  and  drew  to  the  fhore 
14.47. one  °f  'hem  tha:  flood  by  ^rew  a  fword 

I«^e  23.54.  and  the  Sabbath  drew  on 

fob.z.p.  but  the  fern,  which  drew  rhe  water  knew 
18.10.drew itjand  fmote  thchigh  priefls  femur 
2 1. 1 1. and  drew  thi  net  to  land  full  offifhes    ' 

Acl.^  ,37.and  drew  away  much  people  after  him 
14. 19.  ftoned  Paul.rfiw  him  out  of  the  citie 
16.19.and  drew  him  into  the  market  place 

27.be  drew  out  his  fword ,and  would  have 
1 7 .6.  they  Aw;  Jafon,and  certain  brethren  to 
19.3  3.  they  drew  Alexander  out  of  the  multffl 
21.30.took  Paul,&  drew  him  out  ofthe  temple 

Rev.  1 2.4.  his  tail  drew  the  third  part  of  the  ftars  of 
JD2CB)  ncer,  or  nigh. 

Gea.i8.23.Abr.^rewneer,anrl  faid,Wilt  thou  deft. 

47.29.  time  drew  nigh  that  Ifrael  mult  die 
£*o.i4.io.when  Vhax.drew  nigh.the  childr.oflfr. 

20.2  i.and  Mofes  drew  neer  to  the  thick  darkn 
Lev.y.  5.  all  the  congregation  drew  neer,  and 
fojh.8.11.  drew  ni^n, and  came  before  the  citie,& 

1  S<w».7.io.PhiIiftins  drew  neer  to  battell  againft 

9.18.  then  Saul  drew  neer  to  Samuel  in 
17.16.  Philiftine£?m*'  neer  morning  and  even 
40.andhe  drew  neer  to  the  Philiftme 
4i.Philiftined;ra7  neer  to  David 
48,and  drew  nigh  to  meet  David,and 

2  Sam.10. 1 3^nd  Joab  drew  nigh,and  the  peo.that 

1 8 . 2  5  .he  came  apace,and  drew  neer 
1  Kj.  z.  i.dayes  of  DavAew  nigh,that  he  muft  die 
1  Chr.  19. 14X0  Jo3b  &  the  people  drew  nigh  to  the 
£#.5.2.  fo  E&her drew  neer,&  touched  the  fcepter 
9.1. his  decree  drew  neer  to  be  put  in  execution 
Zcph.^.z.  fhee  drew  not  neer  to  her  God 
Afctf-2i.i.when  they  drew  nigh  to  Jerufalem,and 

34.when  the  time  ofthe  fruit  drew  neer 
I«^.i  5.i.then  drew  neer  to  him  ail  the  publicans 

2  y.as  he  came  and  drew  nigh  to  the  houfejhe 
2  2. i.feafi  of  unleavened  bread  drew  nigb,that 

47.  and  drew  neer  to  Jefus,  to  kifle  him 
24. 1 5. Jefus  himfelfe  drew  neer  and 

18.  they  drewn\°^y  to  the  village  whither 
All. 7. 17. vihxn  the  time  of  the  promife  drew  nigh 

3  1.  and  as  he  drew  neer  to  behold  it,  the 
10.9.  and  drew  nigh  unto  the  city,  Peter  went 
27.27.that  they  drew  neer  to  fome  countrcy 

IDierjoefl:. 
Lam.  3 . 5  7,thou  drewesl  neer  in  the  day  that  I  called 

Gen.8. 1 3.the  face  ofthe  ground  was  drie 
Exo.  14. 1 6.chil.of  Ifr.ihall  go  on  drie  grou-thotow 
22.  went  into  the  midft  ofthe  fea  ondrie  gr. 
Lev.7.\o.mtat  offr.mingled  with  oyl,&  drie,  fhall 

13.30.  it  is  a  drie  fcall,even  a  leprofie 
fofh.3. 1 7. flood  firme  ondrie  ground  in  the  midft 

all  the  Ifraeli.  paffed  over  on  drie  ground 
9. 5  .bread  of  their  provifion  was  drie,ani 
1 2.behold,  now  it  is  drie  and  mouldy 
fitdg.6.i7.$c  it  bedrie  on  all  the  earth  befide,theff 
3  9.1et  it  now  be  drie  only  on  the  fleece 
40.it  was  drie  on  the  fleece  onely 
2  2<wzg.2.8.that  they  two  went  over  on  drie  ground 
fob  13.25.  wilt  thou  purfue  thtdrie  ftubble 
P/i/.io5.4i.they  ran  in  the  drie  places  like  a  river 
1  o  7 . 3  3  .the  w  ater  fprings  into  drie  ground 
3  5. and  drie  ground  into  water  fprings 
Pro.  1 7. 1  .better  is  a  drie  morfell,  and  cjuietneffe 
J/d.25.5.  as  the  heat  in  a  drie  place 
3  2. 2.as  rivers  of  water  in  a  drie  place 
44. 3. and  floods  upon  the  drie  ground,  I 
27.that  faith  to  the  deep,  Be</rie,and 
53.2.  and  as  a  root  out  ofarfrie  ground:  hee 
56.3. Eunuch  fay,  Behold,I  am  a  drie  tree 
fer.$.i  1.  a  drie  wind  ofthe  high  places,not  to  fan 

51.3  6.and  make  her  fprings  drk 
£^.i7.34.and  have  made  the  drie  tree  to  flouri/h 
19. 1 3. in  a  drie  and  thirfty  ground 
20.47 .  it  fhall  devoure  every  drie  tree  in  thee 
30.1 2.  He  make  the  meisdrie,  and 
3  7. 2.and  loe,  they  were  very  drie 
4.O  ye  drie  bones,hear  the  word  of  the  Low 
Hof.9. 14.  give  them^ciebreafts 

1 3 . 1 5-his  fpring  fhall  become  drie,  and 
Hahum  i-4-he rebuketh  the fea,and  makethit^w 
10.  be  devoured  as  ftubble  fully  drie 

Zepb.z.ii.mdi 


D  RI 


DRI 


DR  I 


DR  I 


DR  I 


D  RI 


Zepb.z. i  j.and  drie  like  a  wilderneffe 

Mat. i i.43.walketh  thorow drie places  £«.i  1.24. 

Lu\e  23.3 1. what  (halbe  done  to  the  drie 

fob  1 2.1  y.withholdeth  the  waters,  &  they  drie  up 

1  5.30.^  flame  (hall  drie  up  his  branches 
J/d.42.1  $.and  drie  up  all  their  herbes 

and  I  will  drie  up  the  pools 
44.27.  and  I  will  drie  up  thy  rivers 
<o.2.at  my  rebuke  I  drie  up  the  fea 
fer.  5  i.j^.and  I  will  drie  up  her  fea 
Zech.  t  o.  i  i-all  the  deeps  of  the  river  (hall  dm  up 
J5ife  land.  See  it  in  iatlU, 

Ge?z.8.7.untill  the  waters  were  dried  up 

1  j. waters  were  dried  up  from  off  the  earth 
i4.the  27. day  of  themon.was  the  earth  dried 
Iet\2.i4.green  eares  of  come  driedhy  the  fire 
Nxmb.6.^.novezt.  moy ft  grapes  or  dried 
1  i.6.but  now  our  foule  is  driedzviay 
fojh.z.io.v/e  have  heard  how  the  Lord  dried  up 
4. 2  3. for  the  L.your  God  dried  up  the  waters 

which  he  dried  up  from  before  us 
5. 1. heard  that  the  Lord  had  dried  up  the  waters 
fudg.  16.7. that  were  never  dried,then  (hall  I  be 
8.which  had  never  been  dried,  &  (he  bound 

1  J(j»g.i3.4.hand  wh.he  put  forth  ag.  h\m,dried  up 

i7.7.the  brook  dried  up,becaufe  there  had  been 

2  Ring.  19.24.with  the  foie  of  my  feet  have  I  dried 

■   lfa.37.2i. 
fob  1 8.  i6.his  roots  (halbe  dried  up  beneath 

28.4.they  are  dried  up,they  are  gone 
Tfal.zz.  1  5  .my  ftrength  is  dried  up  like  a  potfheard 

69.3. my  throat  is  dr'ied,mme  eyes  faile 

iod.p.and  it  was  dried  up,fo  he  led  them 
jr/S.5.1 3.their  multitude  dried  up  withthirft 

ip.f  .river  (halbe  wafted  and  dried  up 
6.brooks  of  defence  lhalbe  dried  up 

j  i.io.art  thou  not  it  which  hath  dried  the  fea 
/er^.io.pleafant  places  of  the  wild,  attdriedup 

50.38.and  they  (halbe  dried  up 
£^.i7.24.have  dried  up  the  green  tree 

19.12.the  eaft  wind  dried  up  her  fruit 

37.1 1. our  bones  are  dried,and  our  hope  loft 
Ho/T^.fi.theirroot  is«feiup,they  (hal  bear  no  fruit 

1 3. 1 5. and  his  fountaines  (halbe  driedup 
foel  i.io.the  new  wine  is  dried  up 

1 2.vine  is  dried  up,&  the  fig-tree  languifli. 
20.for  the  rivers  of  water  are  dried  up 
Zecb.i  i.i7.hisarme  (halbe  clean  dried  up 
Mm\  5«29.fountaine  of  her  blood  was  dried  up 

1 1 .20.faw  the  fig-tree  dried  up  from  the  roots 
Kw.16.12.the  water  thereof  was  dried  up 

©ifeOft. 
Pfal.7$.\  f  .thou  driedft  up  mighty  rivers 

fob  14. 1  i.flood  decayeth  and  drieth  up 
Prov.i7.zzbut  a  broken  fpirit  drieth  the  bones 
Nab.  1  ^.and  drieth  up  all  the  rivers 

If  a.  1 1 . 1  j.and  make  men  go  over  dry-Jhod 

JDjfofc, 
Gen.z  1. 1 9.  and  gave  the  lad  drink 

24.14.and  I  will  give  thy  camels  drink  alfo 

Verfe46. 
1 8. let  down  her  pitcher,and  gave  him  drink 
1 9. when  (he  had  done  giving  him  drink 
Levtt.  1  L34.aH  drin\  that  may  be  drunk 
Numb.  20.8  .and  their  beafts  drink 
fudg.%.  1 9.and  gave  him drink,ind  covered  him 
E%ra  3.7.and  drink'xa.d  oyleunto  them  of  Zidon 
Efiher  1.7. and  they  gave  them  drink 
Pfal.7$.  1 5. and  gave  them  drink  as  out  of  the  great 
ioz.9.and  mingled  my  drink  with  weeping 
104. 1 1. they  gave  drink  to  every  bead 
Z/k.3  2.6.he  wil  caufe  the  drink  of  the  thirfty  to  fail 
j      43.20.to  give  drink  to  my  people,  my  chofen 
Dan.  1.  ichath  appointed  your  meat  &  your  drink 
Hof.z.^xhit  give  me  mine  oyl  and  my  drink 

H.iS.theh  drin'k  is  fowre 
Hab.z:i  j.woe  to  him  that  giveth  his  neighb.  drink 
Ha?.i.6.but  ye  are  not  filled  with  drink 
Ate.15.3  j.I  Was  thirfty,and  ye  gave  me  drink 
37-orthirfty,and  gave  thee  drink 
42.I  was  thirfty,and  ye  gave  me  no  drink 
fohn  4.9.thou  being  a  Jew,askeft  drink  of  me 


6 .  5  5 .  and  my  bloud  is  drink  indeed 
Rom.  1 2.io.if  he  thirft.give  him  drink  5  for 

i4.i7.kingdome  ofGodisnotmeatand  drink 

1  CV.io.4.did  all  drink  the  fame  fpirituall drink 
Col.z.  1  6-no  man  therf.judge  you  in  meat,or  in  dr. 

Gra.24.14.let  down  thy  pitcher,that  I  may  drink 
(he  (hall  fay,Dr#z^,and  He  give  thy  cam. 
i7.1et  me  drinkJ  pray  thee,of  thy  pitcher 
l8.(he  faid,.Dra£,my  Lord  :  andihe  hafted 
44.both  drink  thou,  and  He  draw  for  thy 
4  f.Iet  me  drink,  I  Pray  thee 
46,drink,  and  lie  give  thy  camels  drink 

(he  made  the  camels  drink  alfo 
3o.38.whenthe  flocks  came  todrink 
Exod.  1  j .  24.  faying,  What  (hall  we  drink 

3  2.20. and  made  the  children  of  Ifrael  drink  it 
Lev.  1 0.9. do  not  drink  wine  nor  ftrong  drink 
Num.6. 1.  neith.fhall  he  dank  any  liquor  of  grapes 
fudg.7.1.  that  boweth  down  on  his  knees  to  drink 
Ruth  2.9.goe  unto  the  vefTels,and«fti^ofth3t  w^ 

2  Sam. 2  3 . 1 6.he  would  not  drink  thereof 3but 

1  Chro.  1 1.1 8. 
17.  therefore  hee  would  not  drink  'c 

1  Chron.  11.  19. 
1  Kjn.  1 7.4-that  thou  (halt  drink  of  the  brook  that 
E(l.  3.15  .King  and  Haman  fate  down  to  drink,but 
fob  2 1 .20. he  (hall  drink  of  the  wrath  of  the  Aim. 
Pfal.  16.8.  thou  (halt  make  them  drink  of  the  river 
60.3  .made  us  torfri^the  wine  of  afhonifhm. 

69. 2  i-in  my  thirft  they  gave  me  vineg.  to  drink 
75.8.wicked  of  the  earth  (hall  drink  them 
78.44.  and  they  could  not  drink 
80. 5  .given  them  tears  to  drink  in  great  mcafure 
1 10.7. he  (hall  drinkof  the  brook  in  the  way 

Pro.4. 1 7  ■  and  drink  the  wine  of  violence 
5.15  .drink  waters  out  of  thine  owne  ciftern 
31.5  .left  they  drink,  and  forget  the  law 
7.  let  him  «fY«z£,and  forget  his  poverty 

Cant. 1.1  .drin\,ycz,drink  abundantly,0  my 

J/a.24.9.ftrong  drink  bitter  to  them  that  drink  it 
5i.22.thou(haltnomoredw3fc  it  againe 
6 2.9.(hall  drink  it  in  the  courts  of  my  holinefle 
65.13  .my  ferv.fhall  drink,hut  ye  (hal  be  thirfty 

fer.16.7.  cup  of  confolation  to  drink  for 

Z3  .zj.and  make  them  drink  the  water  of  gall 

2  j .  1  j.to  whom  I  fend  thee,  to  drink  it 

i6.they  (hall  drink,  and  be  moved 
I7,andmade  all  the  nations  to  drink 
z6.zad  the  King  of  Sheihak  (hall  drink  after 
z-j .drinkytyZni  be  drunken 
28.refufe  to  take  at  thine  hand  todrink 

ye  flail  certainly  drink 

3  5.i4.unto  this  day  they  drink  none,but 
49. 1 2.  whofe  judgement  was  not  to  drink  of 

but  thou  (halt  furely  drink  of  it 
£^.4. 1 1.  from  time  to  time  (halt  thou  drink 

23.3  2.thou  (halt  drink  of  thy  fitters  cup 

thou  (halt  even«ir»e^it,and 
3  4. 19.  and  they  drink  that  which  ye  have  foul. 
Da».f.2.that  his  concubines  might  drink  therein 
Am.^.\.  fay  to  their  Mafter,Bring,and  let  us  drink 
Obad.16.  fo  (hall  all  the  heathen  drink  continually 
yea,  they  (hall  drinke^nd 
Hab.z.  16. drink  thoualfo,and  let  thy  for-skin 
Hag.  1 .6.  ye  drink,  but  ye  are  not  filled 
Zec.o.  1 5.  and  they  (hall  drink,and  make  anoife 
itfrtf.10.42.  (hall  give  todrink.  to  one  of  thefe 
20.22.  able  to  drinkof  the  cup  that  I  (hall  drink 
23  .ye  (hall  drink  indeed  of  my  cup,  and 

Mark  10.19. 
26.27.  faying,  Drink  yee  all  of  it 

29. 1  will  not  drink  henceforth  of  this  fruit 

^^.14.25.1^.22.18. 

till  that  day  when  I  drink  it  new  with 

Mark  14.2  5. 

4£.exceptl  drinks  thy  will  be  done 

47.34.  him  vineger  to  drink  mingled  with  gall 

had  tailed  thereof,  he  would  not  drink 

48  .put  it  on  a  recd,and  gave  him  to  drink 

Mark\%-i6. 
Mark  10.3  8. can  ye  drink  of  the  cup  that  I  drink  of 

i6.i8.ifthey  rfW?z^  any  deadly  thing,  if 
/ofo.4. 1  o  .that  faith  to  thee,Give  me  to  drinkjthou 
7. 3 7. let  him  come  unto  me,and  drink 
1 8 . 1 1 .  hath  given  me,(hall  I  not  drink  it 


1  Co'r.  io.4.did  all  drink  the  fame  fpirituall  drink 

2  i. yee  cannot  drink  of  the  cup  of  the  L.and 
1 1 . 1 5  .as  oft  as  ye  drink  ir,  in  remembrance 
1 2. 1 3  ,be  all  made  to  drink  into  one  Spirit 

iDjittfe  bloud. 
2fetf.23.24.  and  drink  the  bloud  oftheflaine 
Deu.  32.1 4.didft  drink  the  pure  bloud  of  the  grape 

1  Chro.  1 1 . 1 9.  (hall  I  drink  the  bloud  of  thefe  men 
Pfal.  50. 1 3 .  or  drink  the  bloud  of  goats 
£^.39.i7.thatyemayeatflefti,  and  drink  bloud 

1 8. and  drink  the  bloud  of  the  Princes  of 
19.  and«!/i^bloud  till  ye  be  drunken 
foh.6. 5  3  .and  drink  his  bloud,  ye  have  no  life 
Rev.  1 6.6.chou  haft  given  them  bloud  to  drink,  f°r 
3Djfn&  joyned  with  Eat :  See  it  in 
<Bat,  altogether. 
©jinfe  offering. 
Gen.i  f  •  14  he  powred  a  drink  offring  thereon 
£OT.Z9.40.4'*".parp  ofa  hin  of  wine  iovadrink  off. 
41  .according  to  the drin{  offring  thereof 
30.9.  neither  (hall  ye  powre^'iw^  offr.'thereon 
Lev.z}.i$.drinkoh<r.  thereof  (hall  be  of  wine 
Ntm.6.17.  andhis</K^off.     Ch.28. 10,1  5,24. 
15.5.  fourth  part  of  an  hin  for  a  drink  off.  (halt 
7. and  for  a  drink  offering  thou  (halt  offer 
icthou  (halt  bring  for  a  drink  offering  halfe 
24.8c  his  drink  offering  accord,  to  the  maner 
28.7.  the  drink  offering  thereof  (hall  be  for  the 
to  be  powred  to  the  L.for  a  drink  offer. 
8. and  as  the  drink  offering  thereof  thou  (halt 
9,  and  the  drink  offering  thereof 
29.  ifS.hismeat  offering,  and  his  drink  offering 
Verfes  22,25,28,31.34,38. 

2  King.  1 6. 1 3  .and  powred  his  drink  offering,and 
lfa.  %j.6.  to  them  haft  thou  powred  a  drink  offring 

6  5. 1 1  .&  that  furnifh  the  dri.off.  to  that  numb. 

foel  1. 9. the  drink  offring  is  cut  off  from  the  houfe 

1 3  .the  drink  offering  is  withholden  from 

2.14.  and  a  drink  offering  unto  the  L.your  G. 

IDlWfe  offerings. 

Lev.  2  3 . 1 8  .with  their  meat  off.and  their  drink  °ff- 

3  7. &  drink  offerings,every  thing  on  his  day 
Num.6. 1 5. and  their  drink  offerings     Ch.28. 3 1. 

&  29.11,19. 
28.1 4-their  drink  offerings  (hall  be  halfe  an 
29.6.and  their  drink  offer,  accord. to  their  man. 

1  S.and  their  drink  offering  for  the  bullocks 
Verf.21,24,30,3  3,37. 

3  9.  &  for  your  drink  offerings  &  peace  offer. 
Deut.  3  z.  3  8.and  drank  the  wine  of  their  drink  °f£ 
2  King.  1 6. 1 5-and  t  heir  drink  offerings,and 
1 1%«.  29. 2 1. with  their  drink  offerings  and 
2  Cfc-.29.35.and  the  drink  offerings  of  the  people 
E-zra  7.17.  and  their  drink  offerings,  and  offer 
Pfal.  \6. 4.and  their  drink  offer,  of  bloud  will  not 
fer. j.  1 8.to  powr  out  drink  offerings  to  oth.  gods 
19.13.  have  powred  out  drink  offerings  to 

Chap.  32.29. 
44. 17.  to  powre  out  drink  offerings  to  her,as 

Verfei8. 
i9.and  powred  out  drinkoffex.to  her,  did  we 

2  5.  we  will  powre  out  drink  offerings  to  her 
E^.20.28.and  powred  out  their  drink  offerings 

45.1  j.znddrink  offerings  in  the  feafts  and 
StrongVfitwifc, 
Lev.  1 0.9.  doe  not  drink  wine  nor  ftrong  drink 
Num.6. 3  .(hall  feparate  himfelfe  from  ftrong  drink 
or  vineger  of  ftrong  drink 
Deut.  14.26.or  for  ftrong  drink,  °1' fol'  whatfoever 
29.6.ncith.  have  ye  drunk  wine,  or  ftrong  drink 
1 3  -4-and  drink  not  wine,nor  ftrong  drink 

Verfe  7. 
1 4.neith.  let  her  drink  wine  nor  ftrong  drink 
1  Sam.  1 . 1 5  .nor  ftrong  d> -is^but  I  have  powred 
Pro.zo.iAtong drink  is  raging,and 
3  i.4.nor  for  Princes  ftrong  drink 

6.give  ftrong  drink  to  him  that  is  ready  to 
lfa.^.i  i.that  they  may  follow  ftrong  rfriB^that 
22.and  men  of  ftrength  to  mingle  ftrong  dr. 
24.9.ftrong  drink  (hall  be  bitter  to  them  that 
28«7.through  ftrong  drink  are  out  of  the  way 
&  the  Proph.have  erred  thro.ftrong  dri. 
are  out  of  the  way  through  ftrong  drink 
29.9.  but  not  with  ftrong  drink. 
56. 1  i.we  will  fill  our  felves  with  ftrong  drink 
Mic.z.i  i.Ileprophefietotheeofftrongc/W?^;  he 
I.«ii;.i.i5_.nor 


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Lul{c  1.1  ^.nor  fttong  drink,  and  he  (lull  be  filled 

3Djtntl  joyncd  with  water, or  waters  _ 
Gra.i4.43  a  little  water  of  thy  pitcher  to  drink. 
Exod.j.  1  S.loath  to  drink,  of  the  water  of  the  river 
ii.could  not  drink  of  rhc  water  of  the  river 
1  ^iij.could  not  drink  °f  the  waters  of  Marah 
i7.i.there  was  no  water  for  the  people  to  drink 
z.givc  us  water  that  we  may  drink 
6.water  out  of  it,that  the  people  may  drink 
34.z8.did  neither  eatbread,nor  drink  water 
2V«ff2.5.i4.caufe  the  woman  to  dr.  the  bitter  water 
26\fhall  caufe  the  woman  to  drink  the  water 
27.wb.en  he  hath  made  her  to  drink  the  water 
zo.j.neither  is  there  any  water  to  drink 

17. neither  will  we  drink  of  the  water  of  the 
19. if  I  and  my  cattell  drink  of  the  water 
21.22.we  will  not  drink  of  the  waters 
3  3.  i4.where  was  no  water  for  the  peop.to  drink 
Deu.z.6.v/M.o(  them  for  money,thatye  may  drink 
28. water  for  money,that  I  may  drink 
q.p.neither  did  eat  bread,nor  dr.  water   V.  1 8. 
jWg.4.19. a  little  water  to  drink,  foL  I  am  thirfty 
7.6.upon  their  knees  to  drink  water 

1  Sam.  30.11  .and  they  made  him  drink  water 

2  Sam.zz.i  5.would  give  me  a  drink  of  the  water 

1  Cbron.11.17. 

1  HQng .  13.8  .nor  drink  water  in  this  place 

9.faying,Eat  no  bread,  nor  drink  water 
i6.neither  will  I  eat  bread,nor  drink  water 
i7.thou  (halt  eat  no  bread,  nor  drink  water 
1 8. and  drink  water,but  he  lied  to  him 
22.no  bre.id,and  drwz^  no  water 
17.10.3  little  water  in  a  veffeljthat  I  may  drink 

2  Kjng.3.  17-filled  with  water,  that  ye  may  drink 

18.3  i.drinkyc  every  one  die  waters  of  hiscift. 
E%ra  io.6.he  did  eat  no  bread, nor  drink  water 
Job  22.7. not  given  water  to  the  weary  to  drink 
Prov.f.ij.drink  waters  out  of  thine  own  cifterns 

lfa.16.16. 
25.21. ifhebe-thirfty,give  him  water  to  drink 
Jer.z.  1 8. to  drink  the  waters  of  Sihor 

to  drink  the  waters  of  the  river 
8.i4.and  give  us  waters  of  gall  to  drink 
9. 1  ^.and  give  them  water  of  gall  to  drink 
E^.4. 1 1. thou  lhalt  drink  alfo  water  by  mtafure 
i6\they  (hall  drink  water  by  meafure 
1 2. 1 8.ind  drink  thy  water  w <th trembling 

i9.and  drink  their  water  with  aft  >ni(hment 
3 1.14.1'n  their  height,  all  thztdrink  water 
i6.-ill  th.it  drink  water, (hz\be  comforted 
Drf;z.i.n.pulfetoeat,and  water  to  drink 
Amos  n.S. drink  water,but  they  were  not  fatisfied 
Jonah  3.7. let  them  not  feed,nor  drink  water 
Ato-.9.4i.(hall  give  you  a  cup  of  water  to  drink 
John  4.7.give  me  water  to  drink 

1  TW2.5.23. drink  no  longer  water 

3D?itlfe  joyned  with  wine. 
Gra.19.32.let  us  make  our  father  drink  wine 

Verfe34. 
3  3  .and  they  made  their  father  drink  wine 

Verfe  3  5. 
Lcvit.  io.9.do  not  drink  wine,nor  ftrong  drink 
Numb.6.i.3t\d  (lull  drink  no  vinegar  of  wine 

20. after  that  the  Nazarite  may  drink  wine 
DeK.28.39.but  (halt  neither  drinkot  the  wine,nor 
Judg.i  3-4-and  drink  not  wme,nor  ftrong  drink 
7>and  now  drink  n0  wine,nor  ftrong  drink 
i4.neithcr  let  her  drink  wine  . 

2  S^w.i6.2.fuch  as  be  faint  in  the  wild,  may  drink 
Pfal.60.3  .made  us  to  drink  the  wine  of  aftoniflim. 
Pwy.4.i7.ani!  drink  the  wine  of  violence 

c).%.drink  of  the  wine  which  I  have  mingled 
3L4.it  is  not  for  kings  to  drink  wine 
Ecclef.0.7  .and  drink  thy  wine  with  a  merry  heart 
Ca?z£. 8. 2. caufe  thee  zodrink  of  fpiced  wine 
Z/iz.5.22.that  are  mighty  to  drink  wine 

24.9.they  (hall  not  drink  wine  with  a  fong 
62.8.fons  of  the  ftranger  (hall  not  dri.thy  wine 
jfer.i  5.2.and  give  them  wine  to  drink 

5 -and  I  faid  to  them  ■.Brink  ye  wine 
6\they  faid,We  will  drink  no  wine 

faying,  Ye  (halldra^no  wine 

8. to  drink  no  wine  all  our  dayes  « 

i4.not  to  drink  wine,are  performed 

£^.44.2i.neither  (hall  any  prieft  drink  wine 

Dan.  1.  i6\and  the  wine  that  they  (hould  drink 


D  R I       DRI 

Joel  3.3/old  a  girl  for  wine,that  they  might  drink 

Amos  2.S.and  they  drink  the  wine  of  thecondem. 

1 2.ye  gave  the  Nazarites  wine  to  drink 

5.  1 1  .but  ye  (hall  not  think  wine  of  them 

6\6.that  drink  wine  in  bowles 

9. 14. and  drink  the  wine  thereof 
Micab  6.  ij.buttha.lt  not  drink  wine 
Zcpb.i. ij.butnot  drink  the  wine  thereof 
Mark  1 J .  2  3  .gave  h  i  m  to  drink  w  ine  m  ingled  w  i  t  h 
Lul(e  1.1 5. and  (hall  drink  neither  wine  nor  ftrong 
Rom.  1 4 . 2 1  .nor  to  drink  w  ine,nor  any  thing 
Rcv.iq.S.the  made  all  nations  drinkot  the  wine 
io.fame  (hall  drink  of  the  wine  of  the  wrath 

Joel  1.  5  .and  howle  all  ye  drinkers  of  wine  - 

3D£(nH0. 
Hc£.9.io.which  flood  only  in  meats  and  drinks 

5D?(nfeett), 

Gra.44.5-is  not  this  it  in  which  my  lord  drinketb 
Deut.il. 1  i.drinketb  the  water  of  the  rain  of  heav. 
Job  6-4.poyfon  whereof  drinketb  up  my  fpirit 
1  <;.i6.which  drinketb  iniquity  like  water 
34.7.who  drinketb  up  fanning  like  water 
40.23. behold,he  drinketb  up  a  river 
Prov.z6. 6. and  drinketb  dammage 
Ifd. 29.8. behold  he  drinkcth,but  he  awaketh 

44. 1 2. he  drinketb  no  water,and  is  faint 
Mark  2.i6.and  drinketb  with  publicans  &  finners 
John  4. 1 3  .whofoever  drinketb  of  this  water,fhall 
1 4.W  hofoever  drinketb  of  the  water  that  I 
6\<f4.and  diinketb  my  blood,hath  eternall  life 
^.drinketb  my  b!ood,dwellethin  me 
1  Cor. 11. z$. drinketb  unworthily,eateth  &  drinketb 
Heb.6.7. earth  which  drinketb  in  the  raine 

iDitnfeing. 
Gra.24.i9.untill  they  have  done  drinking 

22.as  the  camels  had  done  drinking,  the  man 

Ruth  3.3.till  he  (hall  have  done  eatingand  drinking 

1  Sam.30.16.1nd  drinking,and  d.ineing,becau(e  of 

1  Kjng.q.zo. eating,  and  drinking,  &  making  merry 

10.21.all  king  Solomons  drinking  veflels  were 

2  Chrott.9.2.0. 

16 .^.drinking  himfelf  drunk  in  the  houfe  of 

20.1 2.as  he  was  drinking,he  and  the  kings 

i6.Benhadad  was  drinking  himfelf  drunk  in 

1  Cfcu12.39.with  Da.three  days  eating  and  drink- 

Efther  i&.diinking  was  according  to  the  law,  none 

Job  i.i3.hisfons  &  daughters  were  drinking  wine 

i8.and  drinking  wine  in  their  eldeft  brothers 

i/d.2  2.i3.eating  flefh  and  drinking  wine:letus  eat 

Mat.  1 1. 1 8. John  came  neither  eating  nor  drinking 

Luke  7. U- 
i9.Son  of  man  came  eating  and  drinking 

L/^7.34. 
24.38.thcy  were  eating  and  to$»g, marrying 
Luke  io.7.and  drinking  fuch  things  as  they  give 
IDiKtoe. 

Exod.6.i.vtith  a  ftrong  hand  lhall  hedrive  them 
2j.28.whkh  (hal  driveout  theHivite,the  Can. 
29.I  will  not  drive  them  out  from  before 
3o.by  littleand  little  I  will  drive  them  out 
3  i.and  thou  (halt  drive  them  out  before  thee 
33>2.and  I  will  drive  out  the  Canaanite 
34.1 1. behold,  I  drive  out  before  thee  the  Am. 
2v"«/»b.22.6\that  I  may  drive  them  out  of  the  land 
1  i.nble  to  overcome  them,&  drive  them  out 
3  3.$2.thcn  ye  (hal  drive  out  all  the  inhabitants 
jf.if  ye  will  not  drive  out  the  inhabitants 
Dent. 4.38*0  drive  out  nations  from  before  thee 
9.3X0  (halt  thou  drive  them  out  and  deftroy 
4.the  Lord  doth  drive  them  out  from  before 
5-thy  God  doth  drive  them  out  from  before 
11.23.then  the  Lord  will  driveout  all  thefe 
18.12.thy  God  doth  drive  them  out  from 
/flj^.3.io.thathewill  without  faile  drive  them 
i3.6\them  will  I  drive  out  from  before  the 
14.12.then  I  (halbe  able  to  drive  them  out 
1 5-.63.childr.of  Juda  could  not  drive  them  out 
I7.i2.childr.  of  Manaffeh  could  not  drive  out 
1 3. but  did  not  utterly  drive  them  out 

.TWg.i.28. 
i8.for  thoufhalt  drive  out  the  Canaanites 
23. 5. and  drive  them  from  out  of  your  fight 
1 3<Lord  your  God  will  no  more  drive  out 
Judg.  i.i9.but  could  not  drive  out  the  inhabitants 
21.child.0f  Ben.  did  not  drive  out  the  Jebuf. 


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D  R  I 


27.neither  did  Manaffeh  drive  out  the  inhab 
29/neither  did  Ephraim  drive  out  the  Can. 
3o.ncirher  did  Zebulon^vwout  theinhab 
3  i.neither  did  Amur  drive  out  the  inhabit ' 
j2.for  they  did  not  drive  them  out 
33.neitherdid  Napthalidriz;?  out  the  inhab 
2.3.I  will  not  drive  them  out  from  before  you ' 

2 1. not  henceforth  <s(«w  any  from  bef.them 
11.24.whomfoevertheL.our  God  lhall  drive 
2  King.q.z^.drive  and  go  forward 
2  Cbron.zo. 7. who  didft  drive  out  the  inhabitants 
Job  1 8. 1 1  .and  (hall  drive  him  to  his  feet 

-24.3.they  drive  away  the  afle  of  the  fatherlcffe 
Pfal.44.  z.how  thou  didft  drive  out  the  heathen 
68.2.as  fmoke  is  driven,  fo  drive  rhem  away 
Prov.zz.i  5. rod  of  correction  (hall  drive  it  farre 
Ifa.zz.  19.I  will  drive  thee  from  thy  (ration 
Jcr.zq.g.in  all  places  whither  I  (hall  drive  them 
27.10.and  that  I  (hould  driveyou  out 

1 5.tHat  I  might  drive  you  out 
46. 1 5.becaufe  the  Lord  did  drive  them 
£^£.4. 1 3. whither  I  will  drive  rhem 
DOT.4.25.but  they  (hall  drive  thee  from  men,and 

Verfe  3  2. 
Hof.c,.  1 5.I  will  drive  them  out  of  mine  houfe 
Joel  2.20.and  will  drive  him  into  a'  land  barren 
Ze/>fo.2.4.they  (hall  drive  out  Afhdod 
ACI.Z7. 1 5.not  bear  up  into  the  wind,  we  let  her  dr. 

Gra.4.i4.behold  thou  haft  driven  me  out  this  day 

Exo.  ic.  1 1  .they  were  driv.out  from  Phar.prefence 
22.10.or  driven  away,no  man  feeing  it 

Numb.  3  2. 2 1  .untill  he  have  driven  out  his  enemies 

Dc«f.4.i9.hoft  of  heaven,(houldft  have  been  dr.zo 
30.i.whither  the  L.thy  God  hath  driven  thee 
4.any  of  thine  be  drivenout  unto  the  utmoft 

Jojh.z^.g.the  L.hath  dyiven  out  from  before  you 

1  5Vw».26'.i9.for  they  have  diven  me  out  this  day 

Job  6. 1 3. is  wifdome  driven  quite  from  me 
13.25  .wilt  thou  break  a  leaf  driven  to  and  fro 
18. 18. he  (halbe  driven  from  light  to  darkneffe 
3 0.5. they  were  driven  forth  from  among  men 

Pfal.10.14.let  them  be  driven  backward 
68. 2. as  fmoke  is  driven  away,fo  drive  them 
1 14.3  Jordan  was  driven  back 
5  .that  thou  waft  driven  back 

Prov.14.3  2. wicked  is  driven  away  in  his  wickedn. 

lfa.8, zz.they ilulbe driven  to  darkneffe 
19-7.be  driven  away,and  be  no  more 
4i.2.and  as  driven  ftubble  to  his  bow 

,/V.8.3.whither  I  have  driven  them,faith  the  Lord 

16.1 5. all  the  lands  whither  he  had  driven  them 

23.2. and  driven  themaway,and  have  not  vifited 

3.whitherlhaveflf«w»them  Verfe  8. 

1 2. they  (halbe  driven  on,  and  fall  therein 

29. i4.whither  I  have  driven  you,  ftith  the  Lord 

i8.whither  I !  ave  driven  them 
3  2.37. whither  I  have  driven  them  in  mine  ang. 
4i.i2.whitherthey  were  driven,  and  came  to 
43".5.whither  they  had  been  driven  to  dwell 
46.28.whitherl  have  driven  thee,but  I  will 
49. 5. and  ye  (halbe  driven  out  every  man 
50.17.the  lyons  havedm/ra  him  away 

E\ek-l  lii.T  hviedriv.  him  out  for  his  wickedn. 
34.4.brought  again  that  which  was  driv.zv/ay 
i6.bring  again  that  which  was  driven  away 

Dan.4.3  3. and  he  was  driven  from  men 
5.2 1. he  wasdriven  from  the  fons  of  men 
9.7.whither  thou  haft  driven  them,becaufe 

Hof.i  3. 3. as  chaffe  that  is  driv.  away  with  a  whirl. 

Mica})  4.6.and  I  will  gather  her  that  i%driven  out 

Zf^.3.19. 

Luke  8.29.and  was  driven  of  the  devill  into  the 

Acls  27. 1 7.ftrake  faile,and  fo  were  driven 

27.3s  we  were  driven  up  and  down  in  Adria 

Jam.i.6.like  the  wave  of  the  fea  driven  with  the 
3.4-and  are  driven  of  diverfe  winds 

IDttoer, 

1  Kjng .22.34.he  faid  to  the  driver  of  his  chariot 
Job  39.7.neither  regardeth  the  crying  of  the  driv, 

2  King.Q.zo.for  hedrivethfurioufty 

Pfal.  i.4.1ike  the  chaffe  which  the  wind  driveth 
Prov.z 5.23  .North  wind  driveth  away  raine 

1D*fo<ng. 
Jndg.  2. 2  3. without  driving  them  out  haftily 

2  Kjng.Q. zo.tht 


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DRO 


DRU 


DRU 


DUE 


D  UK 


z  Kjnr.g.zo.the  driving  is.like  the  Awwg  of  Jehu 
i  Cbtwi.  iy.zi.by  driving  out  nations  from  before 

5D?ome0ar<e. 
Jcr.z.z  3  .thou  art  a fwifc ^/»/*w3traveriing 

5DjEomebart?0. 
i  Kjn.^.zS.  barley  &  ftraw  brought  they  for  drom. 
Ellh.^.io.znd  riders  on  young  dromedaries 
lfh  6o.6.thc  dromedaries  oSMidiznznd  Ephah 

3D?ap« 
lfa.40.1 5  .the  nations  are  as  a  drop  of  a  bucket 

Deut.T,  i.z.my  do&rine  fhall  drop  as  the  raine 
5?.i8.allhis  heavens  (hall  A'0/>  down  dew 
Job  36.28.whid!  the  clouds  do  drop  and  diftill  On 
P/^.65.1 1  .and  thy  paths  <a?rop  fatnefle 

iz.they  dro/;  on  the  paftures  of  the  wildern. 
P;  aw.  3. 20  .and  the  clouds  drop  down  the  dew 

j. 3. lips  of  a  ftrange  nom.drop  as  the  honey-co. 
Cant.4.1  i-thy  lips  O  my  fpoufe  afrop  as  the  honey 
lfa.<\j.%-drop  down  ye  heavens  from  above 
£^c^.xo.46.and  drop  thy  word  toward  the  fouth 

zi.z.drop  thy  word  toward  the  holy  places 
Joe/  j.i8.mountains  fhall  drop  down  new  wine 

Amos  8.13. 
^»05  j.i6.drop  not  thy  word  againft  the  houfe  of 

.  3Diop$)£D. 
/«(jf.5.4.heavens  dropped,  clouds  alfo  dropped  water 
1  S<w».i4.z6.behold  the  honey  dropped 
z  Sam.zi.  io.untill  water  dropped  on  them  out  of 
,/ob  25.j2.and  ray  fpeech  dropped  upon  them 
P/2i/.68.8.heav.alfo  dropped  at  the  prefence  of  God 
C<utf.$.5.and  my  hands  dropped  with  myrrhe 

SDioppetfy. 
Ecclef.10. 1 8  .the  houfe  droppctb  thorow 

3DiQ$)ptng. 
Pro.  19.  ^.contentions  of  a  wife  are  a  contin.ciop. 
27.i$.continuall  dropping  in  a  very  rainy  day 
Cant.<y.i^.dropping  fweet-fmelling  myirhe 

IDjopg. 
/(?&  36.27.be  maketh  fmall  the  drops  of  water 
38.28.who  hath  begotten  the  drops  of  dew 
Cant. f.z.my  locks  with  the  drops  of  the  night 
lake  22.44.his  fweat  was  as  it  were  great  drops  of 

3D?op8e. 
Lu\e  14.2,3  man  before  him  which  had  the  dropjie 

IDJofle. 
Vfal.  1 19.1  19.aH  the  wicked  of  the  earth  like  rfroj/e 
Prow.  2  j  .4,take  a  way  the  rfro/7e  from  the  filver 

26. 2 3. like  a  potmeard  covered  with  nlvetdrojje 
lfa.i.zz.thy  filver  is  become  droffe 

z  j.and  furely  purge  away  thy  rf/o/Te 
E^.22.i8.houfeof  Ifrael  is  to  me  become  droffe 
they  are  even  the  droffe  of  filver 
I9.becaufe  ye  are  all  become  drofffe 
SDxotoe,  5D^ol?e0. 
Gen.  3  2.  i6.every  rfrow  by  themfelves,and  faid 

put  a  fpace  betwixt  ^roi>e  and  drove 
ly.and  all  that  followed  the  drove 
3  3.8.what  meaneft  thou  by  all  this  drove 

G£?;.3.24.fo  God  drove  out  the  man,and  he  placed 

1 5. 1  i.Abram  drove  them  away 
£xo«[.2.i7.(hepheards  came  and  drove  them  away 
Numb.zi.^z.drove  out  the  Ammorites  that  were 
Jojh.  15.1 4.Cakb  drove  thence  the  3/ons  of  Anak 
1  Cbro.S.iiJrove  away  the  inhabitants  of  Gath 
Hab.^.6.znd  drove  afunder  the  nations 
John  2.1 5.he  drove  them  all  out  of  the  temple 

S>ijragjht. 
Gen.i  MQ.in  the  day  thtdrought  confumed  me 
Deut.S.i  5. wherein  were  ferpents  and  drought 
Job  z^.ig.drought  &  heat  confumed  the  fnow-wa. 
Pfal.3  2.4.my  moyft.is  turn.to  the  drought  of  fum. 
Ifa.  5  8. 1 -i.  and  fatisfie  thy  foulein  drought 
jer.z.6.thorow  a  land  of  drought 

i7.8.fliall  not  be  carefull  inthe  ycerof  drought 
50.38.3  droughtis  upon  her  waters 
Hof.13.fAn  the  land  of  great  drought 
Hag.  1. 1  i.I  called  for  a  drought  on  the  laud 

5D*oS»ne. 
Cd!zf.8.7.neithcr  can  the  floods  drowne  it 
1  Tiin.6.c).Yihkhdrowne  men  in  deftruftion 
3D£oixineO, 

£^fl.i5.4.his chofen  captains  alfo  ztcdrowned 
Amos  8.8.it  fhalbe  caft  out  and  drowned 

o.j.and  fhalbe  drownedzs  by  the  flood  of  Egypt 


ikf<zr.i8.6.that  he  were  droivnedin  the  depth  of  the 
Heb.i  i.2y.Egyptians  allaying,  were  drowned 

E>joS»QiterTe, 
Pro.ii.zidrcwfiiKJJc  fhall  cloaca  a  man  with  rags 

GcK.43.34.thcy  drunk  and  were  merry  with  him 
Lev.i  i.34.and  all  drink  that  they  may  be  drunk 
Deut.zg.6.nmhex  have  youdrunl(  wine  or  ftrona 
3  2.42.I  will  make  mine  arrows  dr.  with  blood 
Judg.  1 5 . 1  o.when  he  had  dnmk,his  fpirit  came 
Ruth  3_7.whcn  Boaz  had  eaten  znddrimk 

1  Sam.-i.g.and  after  they  had  ^r«s/fjHanah  rofe 

1 5.I  have  drunk  neither  wine  nor  ftrong 

i  Sam.  1 1. 1 3 .and  he  made  him  drunk 

i  J^.mg.13.  2  2.  and  drunk  water  in  theplace  of  the 

23. and  after  he  had  drunk,tha.t  he  fadled 

i6.o.drinking  himfelf  drunk  in  the  houfe  of 

20.i6.Benhad.  was  drinking  himfelf  drunk  in 

2  ;<j»p;.6.23.when  they  had  eaten  and  drunk 

19.Z4.I  have  digged  and  drunk ftrange  water 
Canl.$.i.l  have  drunk  my  wine  with  my  milk 
jr/Jz.37.25.1  have  digged  and  drunk  water 

51.17.thou  haft  drunkatthe  hand  of  the  Lord 

6>3.6.and  make  them  drunk  in  my  fury 
Jer.46.  io.and  made  drunk  with  their  blood 

51.17.andl  will  makedrifflk  her  princes 
£^.34.i8.and  to  have  drunk  of  the  deep  waters 
Dan,  5.4-they  drunk  wine,and  praifed  the  gods 

23-thy  concubines  have  drunk  wine  in  them 
Obad.i6.zs  ye  have  drunk  upon  my  holy  mount 
Luke  5-39.no  man  alfo  having  drunk  °ld  wine 

13.26.and  drunk  in  thjtprefence 
John  2.io.when  men  have  well  drunk,  then  after 
Eph.<$.  18.be  not  drunk  with  wine,  wherein  isexc. 
Kmi7.2.made  drunk  with  the  wine  of  her  fornic. 

i8.3.for  all  nations  hzvedrunk  of  the  wine 
5D*un&arD. 
Deut.zi.zo.he  is  a  glutton  and  a  drunkard 
Pro.  2  3. 11. the  drunkard  and  the  glutton  fliall  not 

26.9.as  a  thorn  goeth  up  to  the  hand  of  a  dnm. 
Ifa.z4.z0.cznh  fhall  reel  to  &  fro  like  a  drunkard 
x  Cor.  5. 1  i.or  a  railer,or  a  drunkard 

Vfal.6g.  1 2.I  was  the  fong  of  the  drun\ctrdi 
I/3.28.  i.woe  to  the  drunkards  of  Ephraim 
3  .drunkards  of  Ephraim  fhalbe  troden 
Joel  i.5.awake  ye  drunkards, znd  weep 
Nahum  1. 1  o.while  they  are  drunken  as  drunkards 
1  Coi'.6.io.nor  drunkards, no  tevihvs3noi;  extort. 

©innftert. 
Gen.^.zi.he  drank  of  the  wine5and  wasdrunken 
1  Sam.  1. 1 3  .Eli  thought  flic  had  been  drunken 
1 4.how  long  w  ilt  thou  be  drunken 
25.36.for  he  was  very  drunken 
Job  i2.25.makeththem  toftagger  likearfr.man 
Py2rf.107.27.and  ftaggerlike  a  drunken  man 
7/7.19.24.35  a  drunken  man  ftaggeretli  in  his  vomit 
29-9.they  are  drunken,bnz  not  with  wine 
49.26.they  flialbe  drunk-  with  their  own  blood 
5  r.i7.thou  haft  drunken  the  dregs  of  the  cup 
2  i.and  drunken,but  not  with  wine 
/fr.23.9.1  am  like  a  drunken  man 

2 5. 27. and  be  drun\en,znd fpue,and  fall 
48.26.makeye  him  drunken  fox  he  magnified 
49.12.have  afluredly  drunken,  and  art  thou 
5  i.7.that  made  all  the  earth  drunken 

the  nations  have  drunken  of  her  wine 
39.and  I  will  make  them  drunken 
Lam.3.1 5. he  hath  made  me  drunken  with  wormw. 
4.2 1  .thou  fhalt  be  drun\en,ix\d  make  thy  felf 
5.4-we  have  drunken  our  water  for  money 
E^ek-  39.19.and  drink  blood  till  ye  be  drunken 
Nakum  1. 1  o.while  they  are  drunken  us  drunkards 

3 . 1  l.thou  alfo  link  be  drunken 
Hob. z .  1 5. and  makeft  him  drunken  alfo 
Aterf7.24.49.to  eat  and  drink  with  thedrunkeft 
Luke  1 2.45.and  drink,and  to  be  drunken 

1 7. 8. till  I  have  eaten  and  drunken 
Acls  2.1 5.for  thefe  are  not  drunken,zsye  fuppofe 
1  Cor.  1 1. 2 1  .and  another  is  drunken 
1  thef.^.j.ihtythzxbt  drunken,  arerfr.inthe  night 
Rev. 1  j. 6.1  faw  the  woman  drunk,  with  the  blood 

3Ditmfeertncue. 
Deut.zg.19.to  add  drunkenncSfe  to  third 
Ecelef.  1 0.1 7. and  not  Sox  drimkenmffe 
Jer.  1 3 . 1 3 .  inhabi t.of  Jeruialem  w  ith  dnmkenncjje 


Ei&ifrjgtftm  fhalt  be  filled  withdrnnke?mejje 
Luke  z1.34.with  furfeting,&  drunkenncj]'e,&c  cares 
Rom.  1 3 . 1 3 .not  in  rioting  and  drunkenneffe 
Gal.^.zi  .emyings^uxdexsidrunkennejje 

5D?aSHa, 
^#.Z4.24.when  Felix  came  with  his  wife  Drufilla 

©tie.  3Due. 

Levit.  10,13  .becaufe  it  is  thy  due  and  thy  fons  due 

i4.they  be  thy  due  and  thy  fonnes  due 
Dent.  18.3 .this  flialbe  the  priefts  due 
1  Chron.  15.13 .fought  him  not  after  the  due  order 
16.29.the  glory  due  unto  his  name    Vfal.zg.z. 

8C96.8. 
Nch.i  L23.be  for  the  fingers  due  for  every  day 
P/W.3.27 \from  them  to  whom  itis  due 
Atorf7.18.34.till  he  fliould  pay  all  that  wzsdtte 
Euk.2.1 .41.WC  receive  the  due  reward  of  our  deeds 
&wz.i3.7.tribute  to  whom  tribute  is  due 

5Dtte  benevolence.  ) 
1  cor.7.3.husb.render  to  the  vtiSedue  benevolence 

iDae  feafon. 
Levit.z6.^.tha\  I  will  give  you  raine  in  due  feafon 
Numb.zS.  z.to  offer  to  me  in  their  due  feafon 
Deut.  1 1.  i4.the  rain  of  your  land  in  his  due  feafon 
P/2;/.io4.27.givethem  their  meat  in  rf«e  feafon 
I4S-1 5-giveft  them  their  meat  in  dm  feafon 
Frov.i 5.23.3  word  fpoken  indue  feafon 
Ecc^/:io.i7,and  thy  princes  eat  in  due  feafon 
Mdrrf7.24.45.to  give  them  meat  in  due  feafon 
Luiie  i2,42.their  portion  of  meat  in  due  feafon 
Gal.6.g.iox  in  due  feafon  we  fhall  reap 

ID  tie  time. 
Deut.T,  2.3  5_their  foot  fhall  Aide  in  due  time 
Rom. ■$  6. in  due  time  Chrift  died  for  the  ungodly 
1  Cor.  1 5. 8. as  of  one  born  out  of  due  time 
1  tim.z.6xo  be  teftified  in  due  time 
Titus  1. 3. but  hath  in  due  times  manifeftcd 
1  Ptf.5.6.that  he  may  exalt  you  in  due  time 

5Dues. 
Rom.  1 3 .7.1-ender  therefore  to  all  their  dues 

3Dttfce. 
Gen.^6.i^.duke  Teman3d«^  Omer,rf«^  Zepho 
lj.duke Nahath>^£  Zerah, duke Shammah 
i%.duke  Jeuftiji5f(4fJaalam,  duke  Korah 
zg.duke  Lotan5<fe('C Shobal,  duke  Zibeon 
lo.duke Di(hon,duke  Ezer^duke  Difhan 
qo.duke  Timnzhduke  Aluah,rf«^  Jethcth 

1  Chron.  1 . 5 1 . 
41. duke  Aholibah,«fe^e  Elahji«£e  Pinon 

1  Chron. 1. 5  z. 
qz.duke  KcnzZjduke  Tcmanj  duke  Mibzar 

1  Chron.  1.53. 
4  3  .duke  Magdiel ,  duke  Iram       1  Chro  1  .■  5  4. 
JDubes. 
Gen.^6. 1 5.thefe  were  dukes  of  the  fons  of  Efau. 
i6.thcfe  are  the  dukes  that  came  of  Eliphaz 
i7.thefe  are  the  dukes  that  came  of  Revel 
18. thefe  are  the  du\es  that  came  of  Aholib. 
1 9. thefe  are  the  fons  of  Efau  and  their  dukes 
zi.thcfeare  the  dukes  oS  the  Horites    V.29. 
^o.dukes  that  came  of  Hori  among  theirtffe. 
^o.the  names  of  dulses  that  came  of  Efau 
43.  thefe  are  the  dukes  of  Edom    1  Cbro.i.ji. 
Veife  54. 
Exod.  1 5.1  f  .the  dulses  of  Edom  flialbe  amazed 
Jo(h.  1 3 .2  i.which  were  dukes  of  Sihon 

5Dalciitter. 
Dan.%.*,.znd dulcimer, znd  all  kinds  of  mufick 

Verfe  1 5. 
10. dulcimer  and  all  kinds  of  mufick  fhall 
5DuH- 
Hatth.  13.13  .and  their  eates  arc  dull  of  hearing 

Acls  28.27. 
Eeb.^.i  i.feeing  ye  arc  dull  of  hearing 

5D«mai;. 
G£».25.i4.of  Iflimael,MiAirna,  Dumah,Mzn~z 

1  Chron.1.30. 
iDamal)- 
/o/?7.i5.52.Arab,and  Dumah,  in  Judahs  inherit. 
Ifa.z  1. 1 1. the  burden  of  D;^^,Hecallech  to 

2Dnmb, 
Exod.4. 1  t-or  who  maketh  the  dumb  or  deaf 
Vfal.  38.13  -and  I  was  as  a  dumb  man 

39.2. 1  was  dumb  w  ith  filence,  I  held  my  peace 
9.I  was  dumb,\  opened  not  my  mouth 
P/TO.3  i.8.cpen  thy  mouth  for  the  dumb 

Jp,35.6,and 


D  U  M         DUS 


D  U  S        DUS 


D  U  T         D  W  E 


Ift.3  5 .6.and  the  tongue  of  the  dumb  fing 
5  3-7.as  a  (hcep  before  her  (hearers  is  dumb 
5 6. 10. they  are  all  dumb  dogs,  they  cannot  bark 
E^.j.z6.that  thou  (halt  bedumb,and  not  be  to 
z4.17.thou  ihalc  fpeak>  and  be  no  more  dumb 
3  3. 2  2. and  I  was  no  more  dumb 
D/W.io.if.toward  the  ground,and  I  became  dumb 
Hdfr.au  8. trufteth  therein, to  make  dumb  idols 

to.awake:  to  the  dumb  ftone,Arife 
Mattb.9.3  z.a  dumb  man  pofieffed  with  a  devill 
3  3  .dumb  fpake,and  the  multitude  marvelled 
u.z2.blinde  and  dumb,and  he  healed  him 

blinde  and  dumb  borh  fpake  and  faw 
15.30  that  were  lame,blinde,<tab,maimed 
3  i.wondred  w  hen  they  faw  the  dumb  to  fpeak 
Mark  7.37.deaf  to  heare,  and  the  dumb  to  fpeak 
o.i7.which  hath  adumb  fpirit 

a5.thou  dumb  and  deaf  fpirit,!  charge  thee 
Luke  i.io.behold  thou  (halt  bedumb 
1  i.i4.out  a  devill,and  it  was  dumb 

devill  was  gone  out,  the  dumb  fpake 
Airs  8.3  i.like  a  lamb  dumb  before  the  (hearers 

1  Cor.  1 2.2.unto  tbefe  dumb  idols,even  as  ye 

2  Vet.z-i6.dumb  afle,fpeaking  with  mans  voice 

IDBng,  SeelDoarur,, 

IDungeoit. 

Gew.40.15.they  fhould  put  me  into  the  dungeon 

4 1 . 1 4.brought  him  haftily  out  of  the  dungeon 

Exod.i  t.i^.of  the  captive  that  was  in  the  dungeon 

Jer.  3  7 . 1 6.when  Jerem.was  entred  into  the  dungeon 

3  8.6.and  caft  him  into  the  dungeon 

\  in  the  dungeon  there  was  no  water 
7>that  they  had  put  Jeremiah  in  the  dungeon 
ji.whom  they  have  caft  into  the  dungeon 
to.take  up  Jeremiah  out  of  the  dungeon 
1 1. by  cords  into  the  dungeon  to  Jeremiah 
1 3  .took  him  up  out  of  the  dungeon 
I<M».3.53.they  have  cut  off  my  life  in  the  dungeon 
5  5. on  thy  name  O  L.  out  of  the  low  dungeon 
5Dura. 
Dan.3A.ht  fet  irup  in  the  plaine  of  Dura 

IDnrable. 
Prov.%.  18. yea  durable  riches  and  righteoufneffe 
J/d.23.i8.eatfufnciently,  &  for  durable  cloathing 

3Durefch. 
Mat.  13.2  i.root  in  himfelfhut  dureth  for  a  while 

HDurft. 
Either  7. 5. that  durfi  prefumc  in  his  heart  to  do  fo 
fob  3  2.6.and  durfi  not  (hew  you  mine  opinion 
Afrff.22.46.neither  durfi  any  man  from  that  time 

Mark.  12.34. 
Lid{e  zo.40.dur  ft  not  ask  him  any  queftion  at  all 
John  2 1 . 1 2.and  none  of  the  difciples  durfi  ask  him 
Ails  5. 1 3. and  of  the  reft  durft  no  man  joyn 

7.3  2.Mbfes  trembled,and  durfi  not  behold 
Jude  ^.durft  not  bring  ag.  him  a  railing  accufat. 

©Oft. 
Gen.i.iq.duft  (halt  thou  eat  all  the  days  of  thy  life 
i$.duft  thou  art,&  unto  dufl  thou  (halt  return 
1 3 . 1 6.if  a  man  can  numb,  the  dufl  of  the  earth 
i8.27.which  am  but  duft  and  a(hes 
28.14.thy  feed  (halbe  as  the  dust  of  the  earth 
Exod.S. i6.and  (mite  tht  duft  of  the  land 

i7,fmote  the  duft  of  the  earth,and  it  became 
all  the  duft  of  the  land  became  lice 
9-9.it  (hall  become  fmall  duft  in  all  the  land 
£«;.  14.41. they  (hall  powre  out  the  duft  that  they 

1 7. 1 3. and  cover  it  vtithduft 
Nawk23.10.who  can  count  the  dufl  of  Jacob 
Deut.y.  2 1 .1  caft  the  dufl  thereof  into  the  brook 

28.24.the  raine  of  thy  land,  powder  and  duft 
Jofh.y. 6. and  put  dufl  on  their  heads 
2  Sam.  1 6. 1 3  .threw  ftones  at  him,  and  caft  duft 

1  Kwzg-i8.38.the  ftones,&  therf#fr,&  licked  it  up 

20.  icif  the  duft  of  Samaria  (hall  ferve 

2  Vjng.%1. 1 2. caft  the  dufl  of  them  into  the  brook 
2  Cfowz.34.4.and  made  duft  of  them 

Job  2. 1 2.fprinkled  dufl  on  their  heads 

7. 5. my  flefh  is  cloathea  with  clods  of  duft 
jo.9.wiU  thou  bring  me  into  dufl  again 
28.6.and  it  hath  dufl  of  gold 
30. 1 9.I  am  become  like  duft  and  a(hes 
34.15.and  man  (hall  turn  again  unto  dufl 
38.38.whenthe«f«/?groweth  into  hardneffe 
42.6.and  repent  in  duft  and  a(hes 

Pfal.zz.i 5. thou  haft  brought  me  into  the dufi 


3o.9.(hall  thtdufl  praife  thee?  (hall  it  declare 
7  2. 9. his  enemies  (hall  lick  the  dufl 
78.27.rained  flelh  alfo  on  them  as  dufi 
102.i4.and  favour  the  duft  thereof 
103.14.he  remembreth  that  we  are  duft 
Ecclef.  1 2.7.then  (hall  the  dufl  return  to  the  earth 
i/&34.7.and  their  dufl  made  fat  with  fatnefle 
9.and  the  duft  thereof  into  brimftone 
40.i2.compreh.thec/«/2  of  the  earth  in  a  meaf» 
49.23.and  lick  up  the  dufl  of  thy  feet 
J2.2.(hake  thyfelf  from  the  dufl  ;  Arife 
65.25.and  duft  (halbe  the  fcrpents  meat 
£<«».2.io.they  have  caft  up  duft  on  their  heads 
£^.24.7.10  cover  it  withdwff 

26.4.I  will  alfo  fcrape  her  duft  from  her 
10. their  duft  (hall  cover  thee,thy 
1 2.and  thy  duft  in  the  midft  of  the  water 
27.30.and  (hall  caft  up  dufl  on  their  heads 
Amos  2.7. that  pant  after  the  duft  of  the  earth 
Micah  7.  i7.they  (hall  lick  the  dufl  like  a  ferpent 
Nahum  1.3  .the  clouds  are  the  duft  of  his  feet 
Hafr.i.io.forthey  (hall  heaprf«/?,and  take  it 
Afdf.io.i4.(hake  off  the  dufl  of  your  feet 

Maz\6.i\.Luke  y.j. 
Lu\e  10. 1 1. even  the  very  duft  of  your  city  which 
Acls  13.5  i.they  (hook  off  the  duft  of  their  feet 

2 2. 2 3. and  threw  dufl  into  the  ayre 
Kw.18.19.and  they  caft  duft  on  their  heads,and 

As  the  ©nft. 
Gen.  1 3 . 1 6.11c  make  thy  feed  as  the  duft  of  the  ear. 
De«t.6.2i.untillit  was  as  fmall  as  <£«# 
2  Stfw.22.43  .beat  them  as  fmall  as  the  duft  of  the 

P/2t/.l8.42. 

Job  22.24.then  (halt  thou  lay  up  gold  as  the  dufl 

27.i6.though  he  heap  up  (ilver  as  the  duft 
i/a.5.24.their  bloffome  (hall  go  up  as  duft 

40. 1 5. and  are  counted  as  the  fmall  dufl  of  the 
4i.2.he  gave  them  as  the  duft  to  his  fword 
Zeph.  1. 1 7.their  blood  (halbe  powred  out  as  duft 
Zecb. y.^.and  heaped  up  filver  as  the  duft 

IntbeJDuft. 
Job  4.i9.whofe  foundation  is  in  the  dufl 
7.2i.for  now  (hall  I  flcep  in  the  dufl 
16.15.and  defiled  my  home  in  the  duft 
17.16.when  our  reft  together  is  in  the  duft 
20.1  i.which  (hal  lie  down  with  him  in  the  duft 
21.26.they  (hall  lie  down  alike  in  the  duft 
39.14.and  warmeth  them  in  the  duft 
40. 1 3. hide  them  in  the  dufl  together 
Pfal.j.f. and  lay  mine  honour  in  the  duft 
I/2t.2.io.andhidethee  in  the  duft,  for 

26.19.and  (ing  ye  that  dwell  in  duft  j  for 
47.1  .and  (it  in  the  duft  O  virgin 
Lam.^.zcf.he  putteth  his  mouth  in  the  dufl 
Dan.  1 2. 2.that  fleep  in  the  duft  of  the  earth,(hall 
Micah  1. 10. roll  thy  felf  in  the  dufl 
Nabum  3.i8.thy  nobles  (hall  dwell  in  the  dufl 

Like  the  Duft. 
2  King.  1 3 .7 .made  them  like  the  dufl  by  threfliing 
2  Chron.i  .p.like  the  dufl  of  the  earth  in  multitude 
//a. 29. 5.mult.of  thy  ftrang.  ihalbe  like  fmall  duft 

Of  the  ©aft. 
Gen.  2.7. formed  man  of  the  dufl  of  the  ground 
Nu. 5. 17. of  the  duft  that  is  in  the  floor  of  the  tab. 
Deut.3  2.24.with  the  poyfon  of  ferpents  of  the  dufl 
1  S##.2.8.raifeth  up  the  poor  out  of  the  duft 

Pfal.  1 13.7. 
1  Kjng.i6.z.a<>  I  exalted  thee  out  of  the  dufl 
Job  5.6.afniction  cometh  not  forth  of  the  dufl 
14.19.that  grow  out  of  the  duft  of  the  earth 
P>w.8.26.nor  the  higheft  part  of  the  duft  of  the 
Ecclef. -$.xo.z\\  are  of  the  duft,znd  all  turn  to  duft 
lfa.zg.ji.thy  fpecch  (halbe  low  out  of  the  duft 

thy  fpeech  (hall  whifper  out  of  the  dufl 
To  the  ©lift. 
Pfat.zz.za.aW  they  that  goc  down  to  the  dufl  (hall 
44.25.ourfoul  is  bowed  down  to  the  dufl 
104.29.and  return  to  their  duft 
1 19.25.my  foul  cleaveth  unto  thtduft 
Ecckf3.z0.and  all  turn  to  duft  again 
//2r.25.i2.down  to  the  ground,  even  to  theduft 
a6.5.he  bringeth  it  even  to  the  dufl 

2>utp.  , 

Exod.  21.  to.her  duty  of  marriage  (hall  not  be  dim 
Dear.  2  5. 5. and  oerform  the  duty  of  a  husb.  brother 
7.not  perform  the  duty  of  my  husb.  brother 


2  Cfo-o».8.i4.as  the  duty  ojf  every  day  required 

£^3.4. 
Ecclef.1z.13.for  this  is  the  whole  duty  of  mm 
Lu\e  17. io.that  which  was  our  duty  to  doe 
Rom.  1 5. 27. their  duty  is  alfo  to  minifter  unto 

JDntfe0. 
£^.18.1  i.that  doth  not  any  of  thefe duties,bt\t 

©marf. 
Levit.  2 1 .2c.or  a  dwarf  or  that  hath  a  blemiih 

3D»ell. 
Gf».4.20.fatherof  fuch  as  Aw// in  tents 
9-27.he  (hill  dwell  in  the  tents  of  Shem 
i6.i2.he(hallrfrw#intheprefenceof  all  his 
i9.3o.Lotfeared  to  dwell  in  Zoar 

20.1  ^.dwell  where  it  pleafcth  thee 
24.3.Canaanites  amongft  whom  1  dwell 
30.20.now  will  my  husband  dwell  with  me 
34'io-you  (hal  dwell  with  us,  &  the  land  ihalbe 

dwell  and  trade  therein 
i6.vve  will  dwell  with  you,and  become  one 
2 1. therefore  let  them  dwell  in  the  land 
22.willthemenconfentto  dwellyiithus 
23.1et  us  confent  to  them,  &  they  willdwcll 
3  5.  i.arife,goe  up  to  Bethel,  and  dwell  there 
49.i3.Zebulun  (hall  dw.at  the  haven  of  thefea 
E*o. 2. 2 1. Mofes  was  content  to  dw.  w(th  the  man 
2  5.8.fanftuary,  that  I  may  dwell  amongft  them 
Chap.  29.46. 
19.4  S-I  will  dwell  among  the  childr.of  Ifracl 
imf.13.46.heis  unclean,he  (hall  dwell  alone 
23.42.ye  (hall  dwell  in  booths  feven  dayes 

Ifraelites  born  (hall  dwell  in  booths 
43. children  of  Ifrael  to  dwell  in  booths 
26.3  2.your  enemies  which  dwell  therein  fnalbe 
Numb.$. ^.in  the  midft  whereof  I  dwell 

13.19.and  what  the  land  is  that  they  dwell 'in 
in  what  cities  they  be  that  they  dwell  in 
29.the  Amorites  dwell  by  the  mountaines 
the  Canaanites  dwellhy  the  fea,and 
14.50.to  make  you  dwell  therein}  fave  Caleb 

2  3-9.1oe  the  people  (hall  dwell  alone,and 

3  2. 1 7.0m  little  ones  (hall  dw.in  the  fenced  cit. 
3  3 . 5  3  .and  dwell  therei  n,  for  I  have  given 

53.vexe  you  in  the  land  wherein  ye  dwell 

35.2  cities  to  dwell  inland  ye  (hall  give  alfo 
3. cities  (hall  they  have  to  dwell  in,and 
34.I  the  Lord  dwell  among  the  children  of 

Df«.2.4.which  dwell  in  Seir,and  they  (halbe  afraid 

29.children  of  Efau  which  dwell  inSeir 

29.and  the  Moabites  which  dwell  in  Ar  did 
1 1.30/which  dwell  in  the  champion,ovec 

3 1. (hall  poffefTe  it,and  d-well  therein 
1 2. 1 1  .(hall  chufe  to  caufe  his  name  to  dwell 
i3.i2.whichthy  God  hath  given  thee  to  dwell 
23.16.he  fhaildwell  with  thee,even  among  you 
3  3 . 1 2.he  (hall  dwell  between  his  (houlders 
/tf/&.9.7.peradventure  ye  dwell  among  us 

Z2.when  ye  dwell  among  us 
io.6.kings  of  the  Amotites  that<fetf«,inthe 
13  i3.Maachathitesrfn>e# among  the  Ifraelites 
i4.4.fave  cities  to  dwell  in>with  their  fuburbs 
1 5-63.but  the  Jcbufites  dwell  with  the  child.of 
i6.io.Canaanitesrfn'.  among  the  Ephraimites 
20.4.thathe  may  dwell  among  them 

6.he  (hall  dwell  in  that  city  untill  he  ftand 
2 1. 2. give  us  cities  to  dwell  in,  with  the  fuburbs 
24. i3.ye  built  not,and  ye  dwellin  them 
Judg.i.zi.Jebuf.dwell  with  the  childr.of  Ben.in 

3  5.  Amorites  would  dwell  in  mount  Heres 
9.4i.thatThey  (hould  not  dwell  in  Shechem 
i7.io.Micahfaidtohim>  Dwell  with  me.and 

1  i.Levite  was  content  to  dwel  with  the  man 
1 8. 1. fought  an  inheritance  to  dwellin 
1  Sam.zj.j.thy  fervantrfw#inthe  royallcity 

that  I  may  dwell  there 

1  King.6. 1 3.I  will  rfnv&'among  the  childr.of  Ifrael 

8.12  .that  he  would  dwell  in  the  thick  darknefle 
2  Chron.6.i. 
1 7.9-get  thee  to  Zarephath  and  dwell  there 

2  Kj»g.4. 1 3.I  dwell  among  mine  own  people 

17.27.and  let  them  go  and  dwellthete 
z  Chron  8.2.caufed  the  childr.of  Ih.to  dwell  there 

19.  io.that  dwell  in  their  cities,between  blood 
E'ya  4.7.reft  of  rheir  companions,that  dwell  in 

6. 1 2.that  hath  caufed  his  name  to  dwell  there 
Nek8a4.childr.of  Ifrael  (hould  dwell  in  booths 

n.i.nine 


D  W  E 


D  W  E 


D  W  E 


D  W  E 


D  W  E 


D  WE 


n.i.nine  parts  to  dwell  in  other  cities 
Job  j.^.lct  a  clou  J  dwell  upon  it 

1 1.  i4.kt  not  wickedheffe  dwell  in  thy  tabema. 
18.1 5.it  ihall  dwell  in  his  tabernacle,becaufe 
30.6.10  dwell  in  the  clifts  of  the  valleyes 
P/a.5.4.neither  (hall  evill  dwell  with  thee 
1 5.  i.who  ihilldwell  in  thy  holy  hill 
24. 1  .and  they  that  dwell  therein         Pfal.98.7. 
a j.'i  j.his  foule  (hall  ^3W#  at  eafe,and 
2  7.  Z7.and  do  good,and  dwell  for  evermore 

^.and  dwell  therei  n  for  ever 
65.4.^  he  may  dwell  in  thy  courts 

S.alfothey  thit  diw//inuttermoft  parts  are 
68.16.hill  which  God  defireth  todwell  in 

the  Lord  will  dwell  in  it  for  ever 
i8.that  the  Lord  might  dwell  among  them 
69. 15 -and  let  none  dwell 'in  their  tents 
3  f  .that  they  may  iiw/7  there,and  have  it 
36.that  love  his  name,(hall  ^iw^therein 
7i.9.they  that  dwell  in  the  wildern.  fhall  bow 
78.5  ^.tribes  oflfrsel  to  dwellin  their  tents 
84.1c.then  to  dwell  in  the  tents  of  wickednefle 
ioi.6.thatthey  may  dwell  with  me 
i07.4.ths.y  found  no  city  to  dwell  in 

34.fort.he  wickedn.of  them  that  dw.thzxtm 
g6.maketh  the  hungry  to  dwell,  that  they 
lao.^.that  I  dwell  m  the  tents  of  Kedar 
152.  i4.here  will  I  dwell,  for  I  have  defired 
1 3  9.9.8c  dwell  in  the  uttermoft  parts  of  the  fea 
140.1  ^.upright  fliall  dwell  in  thy  prefence 
j45.3-he  hath  made  me  to  dwell  in  darkneffe 
Prov.i.^ i;hearkeneth  unto  me,(hall  dwell  fafely 
8.1 2.I  wifdome  dwell  with  prudence,  and 
2 1  i9.better  to  dwell  in  the  wildern.  then  with 
lfa.6.^. 1  dwell  in  the  mid  ft  of  a  people  of  unclean 
1  i.6.the  wolf  alfo  (hall  dwell  with  the  lamb 
1 3. 2 1. and  owles  (hall  dwell  there,  snd  fatyrs 
i6.4.1et  mine  out-cafts*foe#  with  thee 
z $.  1  ■$. that  dwell  in  the  wilderneffe, they 

i8.that  dwellbiforo  the  Lord,  to  cat  fumci. 
24  6. they  that  dwell  therein  are  defolate 
26.  5  .he  bringeth  down  them  that  dwell  on  high 

1 9. and  fing  ye  that  dwell  in  duft 
30.19.the  people  (hall  dwell  in  Zionat  Jerufal. 
3  2.  i6.the  judgment  (hall  dwell  in  the  wilder. 

1 8. my  people  (hall  dw.  in  a  peaceable  habit. 
33.14.who — (kill  dwell  with  the  devouring 

whoamong  us  flial  dwell  with  everlaft. 
i6.he(hal£fwe#on  high, his  place  of  defence 
24. the  peop.that  dwell  therein  flialbe  forgiv. 
34. 1 1  .and  the  raven  (hall  dwell  in  it 

17.J0  generation,  (hall  they  dwell  therein 
40.22^fpieadeth  them  out  as  a  tent  to  dwell'm 
49. 20. give  a  place  to  rrte,that  I  may  dwell 

5  i.6.they  that  tfsp.therein  (hall  die  in  like  man- 
58.12.thereft.orer  of  paths  todwell  in 

6  5. 9. and  my  fervants  (hall  dwell  there 
Jer.q.ip.md  not  a  man  dwell  therein 

8.i6.the  city,  and  thofe  that  dwell  therein 

19-becaufe  of  them  that  dwell  in  a  far  count. 
9.26.that  dwell'm  the  wilderneffe  I  will  punifli 
1  i-4-for  the  wickedn.of  them  that  dwell  therin 
23 .6.and  Ifrael  (hall  dwell  fafely 
25.i4.mingled  people  tbatdweU  in  the  defart 
29.3  2.not  have  a  man  to  dwell  among  this 
3  i.24.there  (hall  dwell  in  Judah  ir  (elf— husb. 
32.37.and  I  will  caufe  them  to  dwell  fafely 
3  f-7-all  youtdayesye  (hall  dwell  in  tents 
40. 5. and  dwell  with  him  among  the  people,  or 
10.I  will  dwell  m  Mlzpah  to  f  rve  the  Old. 
dwell  in  your  cities  that  ye  have  taken 
42.14.and  there  will  wcdwell 
44.i4.adefire  to  return  to  dwell  there 
47. i.and  them  that  dwell  therein 
48.9.without  any  to  dwell  therein 

a8.0  ye  that  dwell  in  Moab,  leave  the  cities 
&  dwell  in  the  rock,&  be  like  the  dove 
49. 1. and  his  people  dwell  in  his  cities 
%.dweU  deep,0  inhabitants  of  Dcdan,for 
i8.neither  (hall  a  fon  of  man  dwell  in  it 
I  i.nor  banes  ;  which  dwell  alone 
3  3. nor  any  fon  of  man  dwell'm  it 
5°-39-and  the  owles  fliall  dwell  t  erein 

4°  .neither  any  fon  cf  man  dwU  therein 
51. i.and  sgamft  them  >  har  dwellintht  midft 
E\el(.i,6.mi  thou  doeft  dwell  among  fcorpions 


1 2. 1 9-of  the  violence  of  them  that  dwell  therin 
16.46.that  dwell  at  thy  left  hand,and 
i7.i3.under  it  tiiaii  dwellill  fowleof  the 

of  the  branches  thereof  (hall  they  dwell 
a8.26.yea  they  (hilldwell  with  confidence 

they  (hall  dwell  fafely  therein 
3  2.1  f.fmite  all  them  that  dwell  therein 
34.25 .they  (hall  dwell  fafely  in  the  wilderneffe 

28. but  they  (hall  dwell  fafely,  and  none 
36.3  3.alfo  caufe  you  to  dwellinthe  cities 
3 7.2  j.and  they  (hall  dwell  therein,  even  they 
3  8.8.they  (hall  dwell  fafely  all  of  them 

1  i.I  will  go  to  them  that  dwell  fafely 
39.6.amongthem  that  dw.  carclefly  in  the  Ifles 
9.they  that  dwell  in  the  cities  of  ffracl  (hall 
43.7.where  I  will  dwellin  the  midft  of  the  chJl. 
9.I  will  dwell  in  the  midft  of  them  for  ever 
D«.2.38.wherefoever  the  children  of  men  dwell 
Hof.iz.y.yzt  make  thee  to  dwell  in  tabernacles 

i4.7.they  that  dwell  under  his  (hadow  (hall  ret- 
Joel  3.20.but  Judah  (hall  dwell  for  ever,and 
Amos  3 . 1 2.that  dwell  in  Samaria  in  the  corner  of 
Mtcah  4.io.and  thou  (halt  dwell  in  the  field,and 
7.i3.becaufe  of  them  that  dwell  therein 
i4.which  dwell  folitarily  in  the  wood 
Nabnm  1 .  f.and  all  that  dwell  therein 

3.i8.thy  nobles  fliall  *fow#  in  the  duft 
Hag.i.^xo  dwell  in  your  feiled  houfes,and  my 
Zecb.i.io.I  will  dwellin  the  midft  of  thee,faith 
1 1. and  I  will  dwell  in  the  midft  of  thee 
8.4#and  old  women  dwell  in  the  ftreets  of 
9.6.a baftard fliall  dwellin  Aflidod,  and 
14. 1  i.and  men  (hill  dwell  in  it,  and 
Matth.  1 2.45.and  they  enter  in,  and  dwell  there 

Liife  11.26. 
Ik.  2 1. 3  f.that  dwell  on  the  face  of  the  whole  earth 
Alls  i.20.and  let  no  man  dwell  therein 
7.4.wherein  ye  now  dwell 
17.26.for  to  dwell  on  all  the  face  of  the  earth 
28.16.Paul  was fuftered  to  dwellby  himfelf 
Rom.S.gxh&t  the  fpirit  of  God  dwell  in  you 
n.fpir.of  him  thatraif.up  Jeidwell  in  you 

1  Cor.7.1 2.and  (he  be  pleafed  to  dwell  with  him 

1 3. if  he  be  pleafed  to  dwell  with  her,lec 

2  cV.6.i6.as  God  hath  faid,I  will  dwell  in  them 
£^.3.17. that  Chr.may  dw.in  your  hearts  by  faith 
Col.  1. i9.that  in  him  (houldall  fulneffe  dwell 

3.i6.the  word  of  Chrift  dwell  in  you  richly 
1  Pff.3-7.ye  husbands  dwell  with  them  according 
1  Job. 4. 13. hereby  know  we  that  we  dwell  in  hini 
Kev.j.i^.thit  fitteth  on  tnethrone,(ha]l  dwell 
12.12  and  ye  that  dwell  in  them  rejoyce 
ai.3.and  he  willing  with  them, and 
©well  joyned  withearth. 

1  I^»g.8.27.will  God  indeed  dwell  on  the  earth 

2  Cbron.6. 1 8 . 
Ddtt.q. i.and  languages  that  dwell  in  all  the  earth 

Chap.6.25. 
Rew.3.io.to  try  them  that  dwell  upon  the  earth 
6.io.avenge  our  blood  on  them  that  dw.  on  the 
11.10.they  that  dwell  on  earth  (hall  rejoyce 
1 3.8.all  that  dwell  on  the  earth  (ha  11  worftiip 
1 2.caufeth  the  earth,and  them  which  dwell 
I4.deceiveth  them  that  dwell  on  the  earth 
faying  to  them  that  dwell  on  the  earth 
i4.6.to  preach  to  them  that  dwell  on  the  earth 
I7.8.they  that  dwell  on  earth  (hall  wonder 
IDffiCU  joyned  with  houfe. 
De«r.28.30.builei  an  h'  ufe,&  thou  fait  not  dwell 

2  Sum.-j.  2.I  dwell  in  an  houfe  ofCedar,but  the 

1  Chiw.17.1. 

5. thou  build  me  an  houfe  for  me  to  dwell  in 

1  Chion.17.4. 

1  f<j?z£.2.36.build  thee  an  houfe  in  Jeruf.Sc  dwell 

3.i7.I.ind  this  woman  dwellin  one  houfe,and 

8. 1 3.I  have  furely  built  thee  an  houfe  todwell 

2Cb/W7.2.3.tobuildhiman  houfe  to  dwell  therein 

8 . 1 1  .my  w  i  fe  (hall  not  dwell  in  the  houfe  of 
Job  4. 1 9. much  lefle  on  them  xh^t  dwell  in  houles 

19. 1 5.they  that  dwell  in  mine  houfe,and 
Pfal.z2,.6,and  I  will  dwell  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 
27.4.thar  I  may  dwell  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
84.4.blefled  are  they  that  dwell  in  thy  houfe 
I  ■)  1.7 .(hall  not  dwell  within  my  houfe 
Prov.  1 1.9.10  dwell  in  the  corner  of  the  houfe  top 

Chap.25.a4. 


Jer.zo.6.and  all  that  dwellin  thine  houfe3(hall  go 
zp.j.build  ye  houfes,and  dwell  in  them,and 

Verfe  28. 
3  5.9-nor  to  build  houfes  for  us  to  dwell  in 
Amos  5.1  i.of  hewen  ftone,  but  ye  (hill  not  dwell 

5D5»ell  joyned  with  Jerufalem. 
1  Cfco.23.25.that  they  may  dwell  in  Jeruf.for  ever 
Neb.i  i.i.to  bring  one  often  to  dwellin  Jerufal. 
2.offered  thcmfelves  to  dwell  at  Jeruf.ikm 
/^'.3  3.  i6.and  Jerufalem  (hall  dwell  fafely 

J  5.1  i.fo  we  dwell  at  Jerufalem 
ZeJ;.8.3.and  will  <&w//inthe  midft  of  Jerufalem 

8.they  Ihall  dwell  in  the  midft  of  Jerufalem 
A5is  2.i4.allye  that  dwell  a  Jeruf.be  this  known 
4.i6.manifeft  to  all  them  that  dwell  in  Jcrufl. 
13.27.they  that  *fo><?#  at  Jeruf.and  their  rulers 
3Di»elI  joyned  with  land. 
G«z.24.37.Canaanites,in  vihoklan&ldwcll 
zS.z.dwell  m  the  land  which  I  fliall  tell  thee  of 
45.  icthou  (halt  dwell  in  the  land  of  Golhen 
46.34.that  ye  may  dwell  in  the  land  of  Goflien 
47 .4-let  thy  ferv.  dwell  in  the  land  of  Goflien 
6.beft  of  the  land  make  thy  fath.to  dwell  in 
in  theland  of  Goflien  kt.them  dwell 
Exod.Z.zz.hnA  of  Goflien  in  w  hich  my  peo*  dwell 

23.33  tneY  fhall  not  dwell  in  thy  land,  left 
I,e».io.22.that  the  land  whith.I  bring  you  to  dw. 
25.18.and  ye  (hill  dwell  in  theland  in  fafety 
26. 5. and  dwell  in  your  land  fafely 
Numb.  1 3. 19. 8c  what  the  Jandis  that  they  dwellin 
28.people  be  ftrong  that  dwell  in  the  land 
29.Amalekites  dw.in  the  land  of  the  South 
3  5.3  2.that  he  (hould  come  again  todwell'm  the 
34.defile  not  the  land  wherein  I  dwell 
DeKf.20.10.and  dwell  in  the  land  which  the  Lord 
17.14.att  come  to  the  land,and  dial  ^.therein 
30.20.that  thou  mayeft  dw.in  the  land  which 
/oji.i7.i2.buttheCana.would^n'£//in  that  land 

Judg.i.z7. 

16.Cana.that  dwell  in  the  land  of  the  valley 

24.1 5.of  the  AmoriteSjin  whefe  land  yc  dwell 

JW.6.io.gods  of  the  Amor.in  vvhofe  land  ye  dw. 

a  fvi«g^5-i4-^^iitheland,&ftr.the  K  of  Bab. 

Jer.^c.g. 
P/a/. 3 7. 3X0  (halt  thcu  dwell  in  the  land,and 
68.6 .but  the  rebellious  dwell  in  a  drie  bnd 
85.9.that  glory  may  dwell  in  our  land 
Pi'0t;.2.2i.the  upright  fliall  dwell  in  the  land,  and 
lfa.g.z.thty  that  dwell  in  the  land  of  the  (hadow 
Jer.z 3. 8. and  they  (hall  dwell  in  their  own  land 
24.8.and  them  that  dwell  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

2  f.^.and  dwell  in  the  land  that  the  Lord  hath 
27.1  i.rcmain  (till  in  their  own  Iand,and  dwell 

3  5.1 5.and  ye  (hall  dwell  in  the  land  which  I 
42. 1 3.  we  will  not  dwellin  this  land 

43. 4. to  dwellin  the  land  of  Judah       Verfe  5". 
44.1. which  dwell  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

8.1and  of  Egypt  whither  ye  are  gone  to  dwell 
1 3. punifli  them  that  dw.  in  the  land  of  Eg. 
26.that<te//in  the  land  of  Egypt 
50. 3. her  land  defolate,&  none  (hall  dw.therein 
£^.28.25.thenthall  they  dwell  in  their  land 
3 6.28. ye  (hall  dwell  in  theland  that  I  gave 
37.25.they  fliall  dwell  in  the  land  that 
38.1 2.that  dwell  in  the  midft  of  the  land 
Hof.y.-$  .they  (hall  notdwellin  the  Lords  land 
Hd&.2.8.viol.ofthe  land,  &  cf  all  that«fa>.  therein 

Verfe  1 7. 
Z^fci.i8.of  all  them  that  dwell  in  the  land 

3DS»elI  joyned  with  place. 
Exi)  1 5. 1 7. the  place  O  Lord  made  for  thee  to  dw. 

1  Sam.12S.anu  made  them  dwell  in  this  place 

2  Sam.7.10.  that  they  may  dwell  in  a  place  of  their 
2  Kjn.6. 1. behold  now  the  place  where  we  dwell 

2.make  us  a  place  there  where  we  may  dwell 
1  Cbron.17. ^.they  (hall  dwell  in  their  place 
I/i.57.15.1  will  dwell  in  a  holy  place  with  him 
Jer.f.-i.i  willcaufeyou  to  dwell  in  this  place 

7#then  I  will  caufe  you  to  dwell  in  this  place 
TDZotWin  fafety. 
iw.25.18.and  ye  (hall  dwell  m  the  land  in  fafety 

i9.eat  your  fill,and  dwell  .herein  in  fafety 
De ut .  1 2.  io.fo  that  ji  dwell  in  fafety 

3  3.1 2.beloved  of  the  Lord  (hall  dweU  in  fafety 
28. ifrael  then  (hall  dwell  in  fafety  alone 
P/a/.4.8.Lord  onely  makeft  me  dwell  in  fafety 

©Soell/ 


D  W  E        D  W  E 


D  W  E       D  W  E 


D  W  E        D  W  E 


©Swell  together. 
Gett.i  j.^.that  they  might  dwell  together 

fothat  they  could  not  dwell  together 
j6.7.then  that  they  might  dwell  together 
Z)p»?.2$.f.if  brethren  dwell  together,  and  one  die 
P//i/.  13  3.  i.for  brethren  todweU  together  in  unity 

3DH>ellep. 
Cen.i  3-7.Perifcite  dwelled  then  in  the  land 

ii.Abram  dwelled  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
Lot  dwelled  in  the  cities  of  the  plaine 
20.i.Abrahamefoe//l?ibetween  Kadefh  &Shur 
Ruth  i.4.they  dwelled  there  about  ten  yeares 
i  S<?/«.i2.ii.onevery  fide,andye«fa>e/&dfafe 

©reliefs. 
1/4. 1 8.  j  .and  dwellers  on  the  earth,  fee  ye 
Aff.i.rg.k  was  known  to  all  the  dwell.at  Jerufal. 
2.p.and  the  dwellers  in  Mefopotamia,and 
£>5»eHeft. 
Deut.i  i.29.and  dwellefi  in  their  land 

19.1. dwellesl  in  their  cities,and  in  their  houfes 
ao'.i.and  poffeiTeft  it,and  dwellefi  therein 
2  K''ig-*9-i  J.which  dwellefi  between  the  Cherub. 
?fal.8o.i.that  dwelled  between  the  Cherub,  mine 

1 2 5.1.O  thou  that  dwe lie ft  in  the  heavens 
Cant.8.1  j.thou  that  dwellefi  in  the  gardens,the 
I/2.10.24.O  my  people  thatdwellefi  in  Zion,be 
57. 16. that  dwellefi  between  the  Cherub.thou 
47 .8.that  dwellefi  carelefly,  that 
Jc A49.  16.O  thou  that  dwellefi  in  the  clifts  of 
5 1. 13.O  thou  that  dwellefi  on  many  waters 
Li2/».4.2i.that  dwellefi  in  the  land  of  Uz 
E^.7.7.0  thou  that  <*W#.  in  the  land,the  time 
i2.2.thou  dwellefi  in  the  midft  of  a  rebel. houfe 
0W.3.thou  that  dwellefi  in  the  clifts  of  the  rock 
Zech.  2.7. that  dwellefi.  with  the  daugh.  of  Babylon 
/fffoz  1.3  8. Matter,  where  dwellefi  thou 
Ka>  .2.1  3.8c  where  thou  dwe  lie  sloven  where  Satan 

5Di»cHetrj. 
l£iuo.j4.fl:ranger  that  dwelleth  with  you,(halbe 

2  5.39.ifthybroth.thatrfjw&^bytheebepoore 

47. thy  broth. that  dwellethby  him,waxepoor 
iJum.i  j.i8.and  the  people  that  dwelleth  therein 
Deut.  3  3. 20. he  dwelleth  as  a  Lyon 
fofh.6.z$.&.  (he  dwelleth  in  Ifrael  even  to  this  day 
22. 19.W herein  the  Lords  tabernacle  dwelleth 

1  S<tf»4.4.which  dwelleth  between  the  Cherubins 

27.1 1. all  the  while  he  dwelleth  in  the  countrey 

2  S<H».6.2.that  dwelleth  between  the  Cherubins 

i  Cbron.13.6. 

7.2.ark  of  God  dwelleth  within  curtaines 
fob  1  f  .28.and  he  dwelleth  in  defolate  cities 

38.ic).where  is  the  way  where  light  dwelleth 

3y.28.fl1e  dwelleth  and  abidethon  the  rock 
Pfal.9. 1  i.which  dwelleth  in  Sion  ;  declare 

26.8.where  thine  honour  dwelleth 

9 1 . 1  .he  that  dwelleth  in  the  fecret  place  of 
ii3.5.Lordour  God:  v/ho  dwelleth  on  high 
1 3  ? .2  i.which  dwelleth  at  Jerufalem 

Prov.j. 29. feeing  he  dwelleth  fecurely  by  thee 
lfa.8. 18.  which  dwelleth  in  mountSion 

3  3. j.for  he  dwelleth  on  high,he  hath  filled  Sion 
fer.zg. 16. of  all  the  peop.that  dwelleth  in  this  city 

44.2.and  no  man  dwelleth  therein 
49.3 1. that  dwelleth  without  care,faith  the  Lord 
5  i.43.hnd  wherein  no  man  dwelleth 
Lam.i.  3. (he  dwelleth  among  the  heathen,  (lie 
E^.16.46. younger  (id:. that  dw.ztthy  right  hand 
17.16.in  the  place  where  the  king  dwelleth  that 
3  8 .  14.W  hen  my  people  of  Ifrael  dwelleth  faftly 
D<?»,2.22.and  the  light  dwelleth  with  him 
Ho/^.and  every  one  that  dwelleth  therein  (hall 

Amos  8.8. 
JW  3. 2 1. for  the  Lord  dwelleth  in  Zion 
Amos  9.5. &  all  that  dwelleth  therein  (hall  mourne 
AfaWfc.23.21.and  by  him  that  dwelleth  therein 
foh.6.^6.and  drinketh  my  h\ood,dwelleth  in  me 
14.10.bur  the  Father  that  dwelleth  in  me,  he 
1 7. for  he  dwelleth  with  you,and  (halbe  in 
Acls  7.48  the  moft  High  dwelleth  not  in  temples 

17.2  ^.dwelleth  not  in  temples  made  with  hands 
•Row.  7. 17. but  (in  that  dwelleth  in  me         Ver.20. 

1 8. in  my  flefh  dwelleth  no  good  thing 
8.1  i.by  his.fpirit  that  dwelleth  in  me 
t  C0A3.16.tIie  Spirit  of  God  dwelleth  in  you 
Co/.2.9.in  him  dw.aWthe  fulnefle  of  the  Godhead 
2  Tiw.Li4.H0ly  Ghoft  which dwellethin  us 


fam.^.%  Spirit  that  dwelleth  in  us  lufteth  to 
2  Pet.  3 . 1 3  .w  herein  dwelleth  righ tcoufnefle 

1  John  3. 17. how  dwelleth  the  love  of  God  in  him 

24.that  keepeth  his  command.rfu^.in  him 
4.1 2.God  dwelleth  in  us,and  his  love  is  perfect. 
1  J.God  dwellethin  him,and  he  in  God 
16. dwelleth 'in  God,and  God  in  him 

2  foh.z.for  the  truths  fake  that  dwelleth  in  us 
Rea.2. 13. among  you,where  Satan  dwelleth 

TCfaelHng. 
G«2.io#3o.]foktan$  fons  dwelling  was  from  Melha 

27.39.behold,thy  dwelling (halbe  the  fatneffe 
Num.zi.i  j. that  goeth  down  to  the  dwelling  of  Ar- 
2  Kjng.iy.z  e.at  the  beginning  of  their  dwe  //.there 
2  Chron.6. z.and  a  place  for  thy  dwelling  for  ever 
P/2tf.49.i4.confume  in  the  grave  from  their  dwell. 

9 1.  io.any  plague  come  nigh  thy  dwelling 
Pra.21.20.and  oyle  in  the  dwellingoi  the  wife 

24. 1  j.againft  the  dwelling  of  the  righteous 
fer.49.3  3.Hazor  (halbe  a  dwelling  for  dragons 
E^.48. 1  j  .for  dwelling  and  for  fuburbs 
Van.z.  1  i.whofe  dwelling  is  not  with  flefh 

4.2<f.thy  dw.lhzlbe  with  the  beaftsof  the  field 

Veife  3  2. 

5<2i.andhis  dwelling  was  with  the  wild  afles 
Nahum  2.11. where  is  the  dwelling  of  lyons,  and 
inMj  5.3.WI10  had  his  dwelling  in  the  tombes 

©Celling. 
Gen.z y.27.Jacob  was  a  plaine  man  dwel. in  tents 
Levit.z^.z^.itz  man  fell  a rfwf  ffisg houfe  in 
2V//»z6.24.2i.ftror)g  is  thy  dwelling  place 
Jofh.  13.21  .dukes  of  Sihon  dwelling  in  t  he  countr. 
1  Kjng$. lo.heire  thou  in  heaven  thy  dwe  //.place 
Chnp.39.43. 
49.in  heaven  thy  dwelling  place,and 

2i.8.in  his  city  dwelling  with  Naboth 

1  Chron.6.3  2.they  miniftred  before  the  displace  of 

^4.now  thefe  are  the  dwelling  places 

2  C%o».6. 2 1. hcare  thou  from  thy  dwelling  place 

30.hear  thou  from  heaven  thy  dwelling  plr.ee 
3  3.even  from  thy  dwelling  place,and 
39.even  from  thy  dwelling  place  their  prayer 
3  0.27  .came  up  to  his  holy  dwelling  place 
36.1  <.and  on  his  dwelling  place 

Job  S.zz.dwelling  place  of  the  wicked  (hall  come 
2i.28.where  are  the  dwelling  places  of  the  wic. 

Pfal.49. 1 1. and  their  dwelling  places  to  all  genera. 
5  2. 5. and  pluck  thee  out  of  thy  dwelling  place 
74.7.by  cafling  down  the  dwelling  place  of 
y6.z.and  his  dwelling  place  in  Sion 
79.7.and  laid  wafte  his  dwelling  place 
90.i.thou  haft  been  out  dwelling  place 

l/a.^.j. Lord  will  create  on  every  dwelling  place  of 
18.4.I  will  confider  in  my  dwelling  place;like 

yeA30.18.and  have  mercy  on  his  dwelling  places 
46. 19.O  thou  daughter  dwelling  in  Eg.  furnifli 
51.30.they  have  burnt  their  dwelling  places 
37.a  dwelling  place  for  dragons,a 

£^.6.6.in  all  your  dwelling  places,the  cities  (hal 
37.23.fave  them  out  of  all  their  dwelling  places 
38.1  r.all  of  them  dwelling  without  wals 

foci  3.1 7. dwelling  in  Zion  my  holy  mountaine 

Hob.  1. 6. to  pofleffe  the  dwelling  places  that 

Acls  2.5.there  were  dwelling  at  jerufalem  Jewes 
19.17.and  Greeks  alfo  dwelling  at  Ephefus 

1  C0A4.11.and  have  no  certaine  dwelling  place 
\Tim. 6. \6. dwelling  in  the  light  which  no  man 
Heb.ii.gJwelling  in  tabernacles  with  Ifaac  and 

2  Ptf.2.8.that  righteous  man  dwelling  among  them 

©wettings, 

£#<K/.io.23.chil.of  Ifr.  had  light  in  their  dwellings 
Levit. 3.1 7. thorow out  all  your  dwellings  that  ye 
7.2t>.or  of  beaft  in  any  of  your  dwellings 
23.3. Sabb.of  the  Lord  in  all  your  dwellings 
i4.generarions,in  all  your  dwellings  Ver.3 1. 
Num.-;  j.29. 
2 1. a  ftatute  for  ever  in  all  your  dwellings 
fob  18. 1 9_nor  any  remaining  in  hisdwellings 

M.furely  fuch  are  the  dwellings  of  the  wicked 
3  9.6.and  the  barren  land  his  dwellings 
Pfil. j 5. 1  f.for  wickedneffe  is  in  their  dwellings 

87.2.more  then  all  the  dwellings  of  Jacob 
lfa.-$z.i2.ani  inhte  dwellings,  &  in  quiet  places 
Jer.g.  1 9.becaufe  our  dwellings  have  caft  us  out 
E^£.2f.4.and  make  their  dwellings  m  thee 
Zeph.z.6.the  fea  coaft  (halbe  dwellings  ^nd 


3.7X0  their  dwellings (hould  not  be  cut  ofF 

5D5»eU, 

Gc#.i  1. 2. in  the  land  of  Shinar,  and  dwelt  there 
3  i.eame  to  Haran,and  dwelt  there 
i9.29.overthrew  the  cities  in  which  Lot  dwelt 

2  3.io.Ephton  Aw/£  among  thechildr.  ofHeth 
25.1  \lmcdwelt  by  the  well  Lahairoi 

1 8.1(hma.  fons  dwelt  from  Havilah  to  Shut 
26. 1 7. Ifaac  pitched  in  the  val.  of  Gerar,&  dn>. 

Imi8.30.ofthelandof  Egypt  wherein  ye  dmtk 
26.3  j.when  ye  divelt  upon  it 

Nitm.$  1.  lo.burnt  all  their  cities  wherein  they  drv. 

3  2<40.and  he  dwelt  therein 

Deut.i.6.yc  have  dwelt  long  enough  in  this  mount 
fofh.z.if.-md  (he  dwelt  upon  the  wall 
7 ,7.and  dwelt  on  the  other  fide  Jordan 
9.i6.and  that  they  dwelt  ameng  them 
22.3  3.wherin  the  child.of  Reub.  &  Gad  dwelt 
24.2.your  fath.j^w.on  the  other  fide  of  the  river 
8. which  dwelt  on  the  other  fide  Jordan 
fndg.i.i6.and  dwelt  among  rhe  people 

3o.but  the  Canaanites  dwelt  among  them 
3  3. but  he  dwelt  among  the  Canaanites 
4. 5. (he  dwelt  under  the  palme  tree  of  Deborah 
9-zi.and  dwelt  there  forfeaie  of  Abim.his 
18.7. how  they  dwelt  carelefly  after  the  manner 
2  Sam.14.z8X0  Abfalom  dwelt  2.full  years  in  Jer. 

1  iX/w^.4  2  f.and  Judah  and  Ifrael  dwelt  fafely 

7.8. his  houfe  where  he  dwelt  had  another  court 
1 3. 1 1  .now  there  dwelt  an  old  Prophet  in  Beth. 

2  5.where  the  old  Prophet  dwelt 

17. 5. for  he  went  and  dwelt  by  the  brook 

2  Kmg.i6.6.znd  dwelt  there  unto  this  day 

17.29.in  their  cities  wherein  they  dwelt 

1  Chron.Hf.  2  3  .and  thofe  that  dwelt  amengft  plants 

40.for  they  of  Ham  had  dwelt  there  of  old 

4 3. and  dwelt  there  to  this  day 
5.1  i.children  of  Gad  dwelt  over  againft  them 
7.29.  in  thefe  dwelt  the  children  of  Jofeph,thc 
8.29.31  Gibeondwelt  the  father  of  Gibeon 

Chap.9.3f. 
9.3-in  Jerut.dwelt  of  the  children  of  Judah 

2  C/;/wz.28.i8.andthey«foeA  there 

Neh.4. 1 2.which  dwelt  by  them,came;  they  faid 

11. 3. in  the  cit.of  Jud.dw.  every  one  in  his  pof. 
3o.they  dwelt  from  Beerflieba  unto  Hinnon 
fob  29.2  j.and  dwelt  as  a  king  in  the  army 
P/«/.74  2.wherein  thou  haft  dwelt 
Ifo.zy.i.the  city  where  D:'.vid dwelt 
Jer.z.6.znd  where  no  man  dwelt 

39.14.(0  he  dwelt  among  the  people 
E^eli-3-1  i-thatdwelt  by  the  river  of  Chebar 

3  i.6\underhis  (hadow  dwelt  all  great  nations 
i7.rhatrf»>f/runder  his  (hadow  in  the  midft 

37.2j.wherein  your  fathers  have  dwelt,znd 
Dd».4.2i.under  which  thebeafts  of  the  field  dwelt 
Zepb.  z.  1 5  .the  rejoycing  city  that  dwelt  carelefly 
Lu\e  1.65  .that  dwelt  round  about  them 
fohn  1.  i4.word  became  flefh,  &  dwelt  amongft  us 

3  9. and  faw  w  here  he  dwelt 

Acls  1 3. 17. when  they  dwelt  as  ftrangers  in  it 
22.12.good  report  of  all  the  Jews  which  dwelt 
28.30.Paul  dwelt  two  -whole  yeers  in  his  hired 

Rev.  1 1.  lo.tormented  them  that  dwelt  on  the  earth 
3Dfc>eU  at. 

Gra.22.i9.Abram  dwelt  at  Beerfheba 

Numb.ii. -$4..whkh  dwelt  at  Heihbon     Deut.$.i. 

Deut.  1. 4.which  dwelt  at  Aftaroth  in  Edres 

fofi.im 

4.46.who  dwelt  at  He(hbon,whom  Mofes 
fudg.g.qi.and  Abimelech  dwelt  at  Arumah 

1  2^i^.i5.i8.BenhadadthatrfB«featDamafcus 

zChron  16.1. 

2  Kjng.  i9.36.returned  and  dwelt  at  Nineveh 

7yi.37.37- 

1  Chron.z.^.v/hich  dwelt  at  Jabefh,the  Tirathites 
4.28.and  they  dwelt  at  Beerflieba,  and 
8.29.at  Gibeon  dwelt  the  father  of  Gibeon 
9.34.thefe  dwelt  at  Jerufalem 

2  Cfowz.iy^Jehofhaphat  dwelt  at  Jerufalem 
Neh.  1 1. 1  .rulers  of  the  people  dwelt  at  Jerufalem 

4>at  Jeta[.dwelt certaine  of  the  child.of  Jud. 
tf.the  fons  of  Perez  that  dwelt  at  Jeruf.  were 

2  ?.of  the  chil-of  Judah  dwelt  at  Kiriath  Arba 
^/?.9.22.confounded  the  Jews  that  dwelt  at  Dam. 

3  2.to  the  faints  which  dwelt  at  Lydda 
3?.and  • 


D  W  E 


D  W  E 


D  W  E        EAC 


EAG        EAR 


3  j.  &  all  thatdwelt  at  Lydda  &  Saron  faw 
3Droelt  in. 

Gen  4.16.  Cain  dwelt  in  the  land  ofNod 

1 3  18.  Abram  came  and  dwelt  in  the 'plane 

14  7.Amorites  that  dwelt  in  Hazeron-Tamar 
1  z.they  took  Lot,  who  dwelt  i\\  Sodom 

1  j!told  Abr.for  hedw.in  the  plain  of  Mam. 
1 6  2  Abram  had  dwelt  ten  yeers  in  Canaan 

1  q.  3  o.Lot  went  out  of  Zoar,&  dw.  in  the  mo. 
he  dwelt  in  a  cave,he  and  his  two  daug. 

1  i.io.Iihmael  <fcw/f  in  the  wildern.&  became 
21.  and  he  rfw«&  in  the  wildernefie  of  Paran 

24.61  Jfaac  dwelt  in  the  South  countrey 

26.  6.  and  Ifaac  dwelt  in  Gerar 

5  j. 2  2.when Ifra.  dwelt  in  the  land,Reuben  lay 

36.8.  thus rfw/r  Efau  in  mount  Seir 

57.1.  Jacob  dwelt  in  the  land  wherein  his  fath. 
1 1  .Tamar  went  and  dwelt  in  her  fath.houfe 

47.27.Ifrael  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

j 0.2 2  Jofeph dwelt  in  Egvpt>he  and  his  father 
Exod.1.1 5. and  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Midian 

1a.40.of  the  childr.of  Ifrael  who  dwelt  in  Egy. 
Nitm.i  4.1.  i. the  Canaanites  dwelt  in  the  valley 

4  5  .which  dwelt  in  that  hill,  and 
20. if  .we  have  dwelt  in  Egypt  a  long  time,and 
2 1 . 1  .w  hich  dwelt  in  the  fouth,heard 

2  5. Ifrael  dwelt  in  all  the  cities  of  the  Amor. 

3  1.  thus  Ifra.  dwelt  in  the  land  of  the  Amo. 
3  j.40.which  dwelt  in  the  South,in  the  land  of 

Deut.  1 . 4.  flain  Sihon —  which  dwelt  in  Hefhbon 
44.  Amori-  which  dwelt  in  that  mount.came 
2.8.the  children  of  Efau,which  dwelt  in  Seir 
1 2.the  Horims  alfo  dwelt  in  Seir  before 

voddwelt  in  their  ftead ;  as  Ifrael 

2 1 .  fucceeded  thera,  and  dwelt  in  their  ftead 

22.W  thechild.of  Efau,which  dwelt  in  Seir 

and  dwelt  in  their  ftead,  even  to 

2 3  .the  Avims  which  dwelt  in  Hazerim,even 

deftroyed  them,and  dwelt  in  their  ftead 

19.1 6.how  we  have  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

33.1  tf.good  will  of  him  that  dwelt  in  the  bum 
fojh.xz.  2.  who  rfwft  in  Hefhbon,  and 

1 6.  to.not  out  the  Canaa.  that  dwelt  in  Gezer 

24.7.  and  ye  dwelt  in  the  wildernefie  a  long 

1 8  .even  the  Amorites  which  dwelt  in  the  la. 

fudg.  i.p.fight  ag.the  Can.that  dwelt  in  the  moun. 

jo.aga.the  Canaanites  that  dwelt  in  Hebron 

29.thatrf1v.in  Gezer,Canaani.a!nun  Gewr 

3. 3. and  the  Hivites  that  dwelt  in  mount  Leba. 

^.z.yihich  dwelt  in  Harofheth  of  the  Gentiles 

8.1 1.  of  them  that  dwelt  in  tents,  on 

29.  and  dwelt  in  his  owne  houfe 
io,\.hcdwelt  in  Shamir,  in  mount  Ephraim 
1 1.3 .  and  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Tob 

*6.while  Ifrael  dwelt  in  Hefhbon ,and 
1  J.  8 .  and  dwelt  in  the  top  of  the  rock  Etam 

2 1. 2  3. repaired  the  cities,  and  dwelt  in  them 

j  Sam.19.1 8.he  &  Sam.  went  &  dwe/f  in  Naioth 
23.19. and  rfjpeft  in  ftrong  holds  at  Engedi 
27.7-time  that  Dav.  dw.in  the  countr.  of  Phil. 
3  1 .7.  Philiftines  came  and  dwelt  in  them 

2  Saw. 2. 3. and  they  dwelt  in  the  cities  of  Hebron 
5 .9X0  David  rfnae/r  in  the  fort,and 
7.6.whcras  I  have  not  dwelt  in  any  hou.fince 

1  Cbion.iy.j. 
oj  i.and  all  thatdwelt  in  the  houfe  of  Ziba 
''i  3  .fo  Mephibofheth  dwelt  in  Jerufalem 
14.18.  Abfalom  dwelt  two  years  in  Jerufalem 

1  Kjn.  1.38  .Shimei  dwe/t  in  Jerufalem  many  daies 

9.  ie>.flain  the  Canaanites  that  dwe.in  the  city 
1 2.  i.and  Jeroboam  dwelt  in  Egypt 

17.child.of  Ifr.  dwelt  in  the  cities  of  Judah 
1 3. 1 1. there  dwelt  an  old  Prophet  in  Bethel 
1  j.  21  .and  Baafha  dwelt  in  Tirzah 

2  J$b.i  3.  f  .the  child.ofIfr.rfwf/r  in  their  tents,  as 

1 5.5.  and  dwelt  in  a  feverall  houfe 

i  Cfow2.26.21. 
.17.14. and  dwelt  in  the  cities  thereof 
i8.came  and  dwelt  in  Bethel ,and 
ii. i4.now  fhe dwelt  in  Jerufal.in  the  colledge 

lCfci'OB.34.2  2. 

1  Cfero.4,4i.and  dwelt  in  their  roomes,becaufe 
J. 8. who  dwelt  in  Aroer,even 
1  o.and  they  dwelt  in  their  tents 
1  i.child.of  Gadrfw.over  ag.  them  in  the  la. 
16.  they  dwelt  in  Gilead,in 


ii. and  they  dwelt  in  their  fteads  untill 
13. of  the  haWe  tribe  of  Manafle  dwelt  in  the 
8.i8.thefe«hwft  in  Jerufalem,  and 
9.1.  that  dwelt  in  their  poffeffions,  in 
'  $'MJzmh\emdwelt  of  the  children  of  Jud. 
i'&'that  dwelt  in  the  villages  of  the  Netoph. 
3.$  .in  Gibeon  dwelt  the  father  of  Gibeon 
io.7;.Philiftines  came  and  dwelt  in  them- 
1  i-7.and  David  dwelt  in  the  caftle 
2  Chr.  1  o.  1 7-for  the  childr.df  Ifr.  that  dwelt  in  the 
1 1 .  f .  and  Vichoh.dwelt  in  Jerufalem 
16.7.  agai.the  Arabians  that  dwelt  in  Gurbaal 
30.1  j.and  that  dwelt  in  Judah  rejoyced 
3  r.4.command.  the  people  that  dwelt  in  Jerf.to 
d.that  dwelt  in  the  cities  of  Judah,they 
£•374.1.70. the  Nethinims  dwelt  in  their  cities 
Ncb.3.26.  the  Nethinims  dwelt  in  Othel  unto 
Chap.  11.  ax. 
7.73.  and  all  Ifrael  dwelt  in  their  cities 
1  i.3.chiefe  of  the  province  thatdwelt  in  Jeruf. 
Eft. 9,19.  that  dwelt  in  the  unwalled  townes 
fob  2 1.8. the  honourable  man  dwelt  in  it 
Pfal.94. 1 7. my  foule  had  almoft  dwelt  in  filence 
lfa.  13.20.  neither  fhall  it  bee  dwelt  in  from 

fey. 1  $.  icbut  we  have  dwelt  in  tents,  and 

41.17.  &  dwelt  in  the  habitation  of  Chimham 

44.1  f .  all  the  people  that  dweltin  the  la.of  Eg. 

£^.36".  1 7.  when  the  houfe  oflfr.rfw.in  their  own 

3  9. 26.when  they  dwelt  fafely  in  their  land,and 

Dan. 4.1 2.  fowls  of  hea.  dw.in  the  boughs  thereof 

Mar. 2. 2 3. and  dwe/t  in  a  citie  called  Nazareth 

4.13.  he  came  and  dwelt  in  Capernaum,which 
!«$. 3.4.  above  all  men  that  afiwft  in  Jerufalem 
A5ts  7.2.  before  hee  dn>eft  in  Charran 
4.  and  dwelt  in  Gharran,  and 
1 1.19.  unto  the  brethr.which  rfw/f  in  Judea 
19. 10.  that  all  they  which  dwelt  in  Alia  heard 
2  jTm«.  1 .  j.  which  dwelt  firft  in  thy  grandmo.Lois 
Rev.  13.6.  and  them  that  dwelt  in  heaven 

IDaeJt  therein. 
Deut.z.10.  Emims  dwelt  therein  in  rimes  paft 
20.  gyants  dwelt  therein  in  old  time 
8.1  i.built  goodly  houfes,and  dwelt  therein 
fof).  19.47.and  poffefled  it, and  dwelt  therein 

Chap.11.43. 
yo.  he  built  the  citie,and  dwelt  therein 
fudg,  1 8.i8.they  built  a citie,and  dwelt  therein 
1  Kjng.  1 1.24.  dwelt  therein,&  reigned  in  Damaf. 
ii.if.Jerob.  built  Shechem,and  dwelt  therein 
1  C7?»'.io.8.and  they  dwelt  therein,and  have  built 
Neb.  1 3 . 1 6.there  dwelt  men  of  Tyre  alfo  therein 
Pfal.68. 10.  thy  congregation  hath  dwelt  therein 

©welt  with. 
Ruth  i.i3.and  dwelt  with  her  mother-in-law 
1  Sam.11.4.  anddwelt  with  him  all  the  while 

17.  $.  David  dwelt  with  Achifh  atGath 

1  Cfoo.4. 13. there  they  dwelt  with  the  King,  for 

8.3  i.thefe  alfo  dwelt  with  their  brethren  in 

9.38.  they  alfo  dwelt  with  their  brethren  at  Jer. 

Pfd.  1  io.6.my  foul  hath  long  dwelt  with  him  tint 

fcr.no.6.and  dwelt  with  him  among  the  people 

©gDtmusf. 
fohn.i  i.i6\which  is  called  Dydimusjmto 
20.24. Thom.one  of  the  twelve,  called  Dydim. 
2 1.1.  and  Thorn. called  Dydimus,znd Nathan. 

Acts  i7.34.among  the  wch  was  Dyonif.the  Areop. 


Gen.  1  y.  10. Abram  laid  each  peece  one  ag.another 

3  4. 1 5 .  took  each  man  his  fword 
40.5.  each  man  his  dream  in  one  night 

each  man  according  to  the  interpretat. 
Chap.41.1ijH. 

4  5 . 1  i.to  each  man  changes  of  rayment 
Exod.  1 8.7.  asked  each  other  of  their  welfare 

30.34.  each  fhall  be  of  like  weight 
Lev.24.7.put  frankincenfe  upon  each  row 
Num.i. n^.each  was  for  the  houfe  of  his  fathers 
7.3.  and  for  each  one  an  oxe 

1 1 .  offer  their  offer,  each  Prince  on  his  day 
8  5. each  charger  weighing  1 3o.fhekcls 
1  Cc 


*  8 (j.each  bowl  feventy :  all  the filver  veffels 

16.17. each  o{  you  hiscenfer 
i7.6.for  each  Prince  one,  accord,  to  their  fath. 
'29.  i4.two  tenth  dealesto  each  ram  of  the  two 
1 5. a  tenth  deale  to  each  lamb  of  the  fourteen 
f ofi.  z  z.  iq.o{  each  chief  houfe  a  Prince 

and  each  one  was  an  head  of  the  houfe 
fudg.S .  i&.ptcb  one  refernbled  the  child,  of  a  kin^ 

2i.2  2.werefcrved  not  to  each  man  his  wife 
Ruth  i.8.return  each  to  her  mothers  houfe 
9.that  you  may<finde  reft  each  of  you 
1  Kjng.4-7  -each  man  his  moneth  in  a  yeare 
Czi.each  Cherub  ten  cubits  high 
21.10.and  the  kings  fate  each  on  his  throne 
1 20ȣ-9.iijoramand  Ahaziah  went  out  each'm 

1 5;. 20. of  each  man  fifty  fhekels  of  nlver 
1  Chrbn.zo.6.fai  on  each  hand,and  fix  on  each  foot 

1  Chron.i  •  i  5"tnc  t0P  of  each  of  them  was  j.  cubits 

4. 1 3 .two  rowes  of  pomegran.  on  each  wreath 
9-i8.and  ftayes  oneach  fide  of  the  fittingplace 

2vefc.i3.24.accordingtothe  language  of  each  peo. 

Pfa.S  j. io.righteoufn.&  peace  have  tiffed  each  oth. 

lfa.2.20.each one  for  himfelfto  worfhip 
6.z.each  one  had  fix  wings 
3  5.7-where  each  lay,  fhalbe  graffe,with  reeds 
<tf.z.eacb  one  walking  in  his  uprightnefle 

£^.4.6.appointed  thee  each  day  for  a  yeare 
40.16.upon  each  poft  were  palme  trees 
48. and  meafured  f^poft  of  the  porch 

Lu\e  13.15.eacb  one  on  the  Sab.  loofeth  his  oxe 

Acls  2.3.and  it  fate  upon  each  of  them 

Vbil.z. 3.1et  each  efteem  other  better  then  themfel. 

2  Thef.  1 . 3  .charity  toward  each  other  aboundeth 
Rev.q.S.the  foure  beafts  had  each  fix  wings 

Cagle. 
Uvit.i  1. i^.tht eagle, Si  theoffirragej&  the ofpray 

Deut.14.12. 
Deut.2S.49.as  fwift  as  the  eagle  flieth 

3 1.1 1. as  an  eagle  ftirreth  up  her  neft 
fob  9.i6.as  thceagle  that  hafteth  to  her  prey 

39.17.doth  thceagle  mount  upat  thy  command 
Pre.  13 .  J.they  (die  away  as  an  eagle  toward  heaven 

30.19.the  way  of  an  eagle  in  theayre 
/fr'.48.40.he  fhall  flie  as  an  eagle 

49. 16.tho.thou  make  thy  neft  as  high  as  the  ea. 
la.he  fhall  come  up  and  flie  as  the  eagle 
E^.i.io.they  foute  hid  the  face  of  an  eagle 

10.  i4_and  the  fourth  the  face  of  an  eagle 

17.3.3  great  eagle  with  great  wings 
7.thcre  was  alfo  another  great  eagle 
Dan.4.%  3. till  his  hairs  were  grown  like  eag.  feath. 

7.4.tirft  was  like  a  lion,and  had  eagles  wings 
Hof.8.i.he  fhall  come  as  an  eagle  againft 
Obad.n.thoagh  thou  exalt  thy  felfe  as  the  eagle 
Micab  i.i6.inlarge  thy  baldnefTe  as  the  eagle 
Hab.i.S.thzy  fhall  flee  as  the  eagle 
Rev.^.the  fourth  beaft  was  like  a  flying  eagle 

12.14.to  the  woman  were  given  two  eag. wings 
«£agle0. 
Exod.iy.q.hovt  I  bare  you  on  eagles  wings 
2  Sam.i.22,.tbey  were  fwifterthen«(g/« 
P/a/.io3.f.thyyouth  is  renewed  like  the  eagles 
P7w.30.17.and  the  young  eagles  fhall  eat  it 
Ifa.40.2, 1. fhall  mount  up  with  wings  of  eagles 
fer. 4. 1 3  .his  horfes  are  fwifter  then  eagles 
£#».4.i9.ourperfecutors  are  fwifter  then  thef<*g. 
iVf<tt.24.i8.there  will  the  eagles  be  gather-together 

Luke  17-37- 
<£arc. 
Exod.2i.6.his  mafter  fhall  bore  his  we 
D£»M5.i7.thruft  itthorow  his  eare  to  the  doore 

1  Sam.<).  1 5. Lord  had  told  Samuel  in  his  eare 

2  Kjng.19.16.L0td  bow  down  thine  eare 
Neh.u6.kt  thine  eare  now  be  attentive,  and  thine 

Verfe  1 1 . 
fob  4.n.mine  eare  received  a  little  thereof 
1 1. 1 1  .doth  not  the  eare  try  words 
1 3. 1. mine  eare  hath  heard  and  underftood  it 
29. 1  i.when  the  eare  heard  me,  it  bleffed  me 

2 1. unto  me  men  gave  eare 
3  2. 1 1 .1  gave  eare  to  y  our  reafons 


34-3 


for  the  wretrieth  words 


36.io.heopeneth  alfo  their  eare  to  difcipline 
42.5.1  have  heard  of  thee  by  the  hear.of  the  ear 
Pfal.  10.17 .thou  wilt  caufe  thine  eare  to  heare 
,2.bow  down  thine  eare  to  me        Ver.85. 1 
^8.4.1'ke' 


31 


EAR      EAR 

$8.4.1ike  the  deaf  adder,  that  ftoppeth  the  eare 
77.  i.  and  hee  gave  eare  unto  mee 
94.9.  he  that  planted  the  ear,  (hall  he  not  hear 
ii<5.2.becaufehee  hath  enclined  his  ear 
Pro.  5.  1 .  bow  thine  ear  to  my  understanding 

1  j .  nor  inclined  my  car  to  them  that  inftru. 
j^.31.  the  car  that  heareth  the  reproofe 
17.4.  a  lier  giveth  eare  to  a  naughty 
1 8. 1 5  .ear  of  the  wife  feeketh  knowledge 
20. 1  2.  the  hearing  ear,  and  feeing  eye 
22.  i7.bow  down  thine  e#',and  hear  the  words 

2  j.  1 2.  fo  is  a  wife  reprover  on  an  obedient  ear 
28-9.he  that  turneth  away  his  ear  from  hearing 

Ecckf.  i.8.nor  the  ear  filled  with  heaving 
lfa.fl.K.fxom  the  time  that  thine  ear  was  not  op. 
50.4. he  wakeneth  minee*'  tohearc 

5.  hath  opened  mine  ear,and  I  was  not 
59.  i.neither  his  ear  heavie  that  it  cannot  hear 
64.4-men  have  not  heard  nor  perceiv.by  the  ear 
Jv?>'.6.io.behold,their  w  is  uncircumcifed 
7.24.they  hearkened  not,nor  enclined  their  ear 
Verfe  26.  Chapt.  25.4.  &  34.14. 
&  44.  5. 
9. 20.1et  your  ear  receive  the  word  of  his  mouth 
1 1,8.  they  obeyed  not,  nor  enclined  their  eare_ 
Chap.  17. 23. 

3  j.  1 5  .have  not  enclined  your  ear,  nor  hearkn. 
Lam.  3. 56.  hide  not  thy  car  at  my  breathing 
Amos  5 . 1  z.two  legs,  or  a  piece  of  an  ear 
Matth.i  0.Z7.  what  ye  heare  in  the  eare 

26.5  i.ftrook  a  fervant —  and  fmote  offhis  ear 

Mw\  14.47. 

Luk..  1 2. 3«  wch  ye  have  fpoken  in  the  ear  in  clofets 

22.51  .and  he  touched  his  ear,  and  healed 
John  i8.26.hiskinfmanwhofe  wPetercut  off 
Cor.  i.9.eye  hath  not  feen,  nor  eare  heard 
1 2. 1 6.  if  the  eare  (hall  fay,  Becaufe  I  am 
Rev.z.7.  he  that  hath  an  ear,  let  him  heare 

Ver.ii5i7,29.Ch.3.6,i:}j22. 
1 3 .p-if  any  man  have  an  ear,let  him  hear 
Encline  Care, 
Pfal.i 7.6.O  God,encline  thine  ear  unto  me 
45.10.  confider,and  encline  thine  ear 
49.4. 1  will  encline  mine  ear  to  a  parable 

7  i.2.encline  thine  ear  to  me,  and  fave  me 

8  8.2.  encline  thine  eare  to  my  cry 
io2.2.enclinethineM>'tome  intheday 

Pro.z.z.  fothat  thou  encline  thine  car  to  wifdome 
4. 2C.  encline  thine  ear  to  my  fayings 

i/rf.37. 1 7. encline  thine  ear,0  Lord,  and  heare 
5  5 .3  .encline  your  eare,  and  come  unto  me 

Dan.9.  1 8.  O  my  God,  encline  thine  ear,and  hear 
Give  Care. 

£#0^.15. 2  6"  .and  wilt  give  ear  to  his  commandem. 

Dent.  1 .4  j  .would  not  hearken,  nor  give  eare  to 

3 1. 1  .give  &z/e,0  ye  heavensj  and  lie  fpeak 
Judg.^.i  .hear,0  ye  Kings,  give  ear,0  ye  Princes 
2  cbr.  24.  r  9.but  they  would  not  give  care 
Ncb.9.2  o.  yet  would  they  not  give  eare 
fob  34.2.  give  ear  to  me,  ye  that  have  knowledge 
Pfalm. 5.1.  give  eare  to  my  wordsjOLord 

17. 1.  give  car  unto  myprayer         Chap.55.1. 

&  86.  6. 
39. 1 2.  and  give  fare  unto  my  cry 
49. 1.  give  ear,  all  ye  inhabitants  of  the  world 
54. 2.give  car  to  the  words  of  my  mouth 
7  8. 1. give  car,  O  my  people,to  my  law 
80. 1. give  car,  Ofhepheard,ofIfrael 
84.8.  give  e<ft',0  God  of  Jacob,  Selah 
i4i.i.giveOTtomy  voice  when  I  cry 
143.  1.  give  ear  to  my  fupplications 
Ifa.i.z.  hear,  O  heavens,give  ear,  O  earth 
10.  give  ear  to  the  law  of  our  God,  ye 
8.9.  give  ear,a\l  ye  of  farre  countries 
23.23  .give  ye  ear,  and  hear  my  voice 
3  2. 9. ye  careleffe  daughters,give  ear  to  my 

42.2  3.  who  among  you  will  give  ear  to  this 
51.4.  give  eare  to  mee,  O  my  nation 

fer.  13.17.  hear  ye,and  give  ear, be  not  proud 

Hof.  5.  1 .  give  car,0  houfe  of  the  King 

foci  1 . 2.give  ear,  all  ye  inhabitants  of  the  land 

Right  Care. 
Exod.19.20.  upon  the  tip  of  the  right  eare 

to.8.23,24.  &  14.14,17,25,28. 
Itf.22.50.  fer.of  the  high  pr.&  cut  offhis  right  ear 

fob.  1 8.10. 


EAR      E A  R 

Care. 
Exod.9.2 1.  the  barley  was  in  the  eare 
Mar. 4. 2  8  .then  the  e a/,after,the  ful  corn  in  the  ear 

Care, 
1  Sam.S.i  2.  and  will  fet  them  to  ear  hUgrouiid 
Ifa.20.  24.  oxen  and  affes  that  ed/e  the  grqund 

Cared. 

Veut.z  i.4lrpugh  valley  ,neither  eartd  nor  fown 
Caring. 

Gen.^.S.in  which  fhalbe  neither  w>iȣ nor  harv 

£ot.  3  4. 2 1  .in  earing  time  &  harveft  thou  (halt  reft 

Carlp. 

Gps.  1 9. 2.  ye  fhall  rife  up  early,8c  go,  on  your  way 

Jof.6.1  5  .they  rofe  w/y,about  the  dawning  of  the 

8.  i4.rofe  up  car/y,and  they  went  againit  Iftacl 

Judg.7.1.  rofe  up  early,8c  pitched  befide  the  wall 

3. let  him  depart  early  from  mount  Gilead 

9. 3  3 .  thou  (halt  rife  early,  and  fet  upon  the  city 

19.9.  &  to  morrow  get  you  early  on  your  way 

2  i.4.the  people  rokear/y,$c  built  them  an  alt. 

1  Sam.$. i.and  when  they  of  Afhdod  rofe  early  on 
4.and  when  they  arofe  early  on  the  morrow 

9>26.and  they  arofeearly,  &  about  fpring  of  day 

2  Sam~  1  j.2.and  Abfalom  rofe  early,  3nd 
2 1(.w.6. 1  f  .when  the  ferv.of  the  man  was  up  early 
Pfal.46.^.  God  fhall  help  her,  and  that  right  early 

5  7.8 .1  my  felfe  will  awake  right  early 
63.1  .thou  art  my  God,  early  will  I  feek  thee 
7 8. 3 4. they  returned  early  after  God 

90. 14.0  fatisfie  us  early  with  thy  mercy 

10 1. 8.1  will  early  deftroy  all  the  wicked 
108.2. 1  my  felfe  will  awake  early 
127.2.  it  is  vaine  for  you  to  rife  up  early 

Prov.  1.28.  they  fhall  feeke  me  early 

8. 1 7.thofe  that  feek  me  early  fhall  finde  me 
Cant.  j.  1 2.  let  vs  get  up  early  to  the  vineyards 
ifa.  26. 9.with  my  fpirit  I  feek  thee  early 
Jer.-j.ii.\fpa\te  untoyou,rifingupe«;/y 

2 5.I  fent  my  fervants  daily,ri(ing  up  ewly 
1 1.7.  even  unto  this  day,tiCmg  ewly 
25.3.1  have  fpoken  to  you,  rifing  e<tt/y 

4.the  Lord  hath  fent  his  fervants,  riling  early 
26.5.both  rifing  up  early,  and  fending  them 

Chap.29.19.  &  444. 
32.33  .rifing  up  ewly,and  teaching  them 
3  5. 1 4. 1  have  fpoken  unto  you, rifing  early 
15. all  my  fervants  the  Prophets,  rifmgcarly 
Hof.  5. 1 5 .in  their  affliction  they  will  feck  me  early 
6. 4.  and  as  the  early  dew  it  goeth  away 

Chap.13.3. 
Zeph.i.j.  they  rofe  early, St.  corrupted  their  doings 
Matth,  16. 9.  when  Jefus  wasrifenear/y 
Luke  z4.22.whkh  were  early  at  the  fepulchre 
.70^.18. 2  8. the  hall  of  judgment,  and  it  y/asearly 

20. 1 .  cometh  Mary  Magdalene  early 

Jam.  5.7.till  he  receive  the  early  and  the  latter  rain 

Arofe  CarIp,See  3frofe. 

Carlp  in  the  mormng,See  joining. 

Carding. 

Gen.24.2  2.man  took  a  golden  ear-ring  ofhalfe 

3  o.the  ear-ring  and  bracelets  upon  his  fitters 
47.I  put  the  ear-ring  upon  her  face 

fob  42.11.  every  one  gave  him  an  ear-ring  of  gold 
Prov.z$. iz.  as  an  ear-ring  of  gold,fo  is 

Car=rnig0, 
Gen.  35.4.  gave  Jacob  all  their  ear-rings 
Exod.i  z .  2  .break  off  the  golden  ear-rings 
3  .people  brake  off  the  golden  ear-  rings 
3  5.22.  came  &  brought  bracelets  and  ear-rings 
Num.? 1 .  50. we  have  bwu.ear-rings  to  make  aton. 
fud.S.z^.  give  every  man  the  ear-rings  of  his  prey 
golden  car-rin?s}becau(e  they  were  Ifh. 
2  5.caft  in  the  car-rings  of  his  prey 
26.golden  ear-rwgs  he  requefted  was  1700. 
I/S.3.20.  the  head-bands,  tablets, ear-rings 
E^k-  16.1 2.11e  put  ear-rings  in  thine  eares 
Hof.z.i  j.  fhe  decked  her  felfe  with  ear-rings 

Cares, 
Gw.44.18.  fpeak  a  word  in  my  lords  eares 

50.4.fpeak,I  pray  you,  in  the  eares  of 
Exod.  1  o.  2.thou  mayeft  tel  it  in  t  he  ears  of  thy  fon 
17.14.  rehearfe  it  in  the  eares  of  Jofhua 

3  2.2.  which  are  in  the  eares  of  your  wives 
Num.  1 1. 1 8. you  have  wept  in  the  ears  of  the  Lord 
Deu.i  1 .3o.Mof.fpake  in  theears  of  all  thecongr. 
fofzo.^.m  theears  of  the  elders  of  that  citie 


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fudg.9.z.in  the  cares  of  all  the  men  of  Shechem 

i  Sam.2.1  i.both  the  eares  fhall;ingle  J' 

8.2  i.rehearfed  them  in  the  eares  of  the  Lord 
i8,2_3.fpakethofe  words  in  the  eares  of  David 

z  5^.3.19  Abnerfpake  in  the  eares  of  Benjamin 
ip.-'ibnerlpakealioin  the  6w*  of  David 
7.2z.accord.to  all  that  we  heard  with  out  eares 

1  ,.,  i^OT.17.20. 

22.7.3nd  my  cry  did  enter  into  his  tares 
zKwg.zi.  i  z.both  his  ewes  fhall  tingle 
fob  1 5.  z  1  .a  dreadfull  found  is  in  his  eares 

28.^2,we  have  heard  the  fame  with  bur<?«w 

3  2.  i6.he  openeth  the  cares  of  men 
Pfa.  1 8 . 6.my  cry  came  into  his  eares 

34.15.his  eares  are  open  unto  their  cry 

44-i.we  have  heard  with  our  eities 

1 1 5.<S.they  have  cares,  but  they  heare  not 

P™.2i.i3.whofo  ftoppeth  his  eares  3^2J? 
z3-9-fp5ak  not  in  the  ewes  of  a  fool 


z6. 1 7.  l,ke  one  that  takes  a  dog  by  the  eares 
.1  i.3.neither  reprove  after  the  hear.of  his  eares 
3 1.3  -the  eares  of  them  that  heare  fhill  heare 


33-i  5-ftoppeth  his  earn  from  hearing  of  Won 

3 1  5-&  the  eares  of  the  deaf  maIbeLfWd 

4*.*c ..opening  the  eares,  but  he  hearcthnoV 

43-8-bring  the  deafe  that  have  eares' 

fer.z.z.ciie  in  the  eares  of  Jerufalem 

$&  1  .which  have  earesand  heare  not 

i9-3-whofoeverheareth,his  eares  fliall  tincle 

29.29.read  this  letter  in  the  eares  of  Jeremiah 

3  6  g.the  words  of  the  L.in  the  ears  of  the  oeo 

i5.utdown,andreaditinourc<z>-w  ' 

lo.rold  allthe  words  in  theearesof  thekin2 

2 1  Jehum  read  it  in  the  cares  of  the  king 

„,     ,     „  and '"  the  ivnw  of  all  the  Princpc 

Matt.22.I4.i(this  comc  to  tk  gover^ou™£S 

S  7.3  3 -and  put  his  fingers  into  his  owj 


^i3i 


3  5 -and  ftraighrw.iy  his  eares  were  opened 
•  1  £>. having  ffli'cy  heare  w  "«f 


ye  not 
7-5  1  ye  uncircumcifed  in  heart  and  cares 
1  i.ii.thefe  things  came  to  theearsof  the  Chu 
1 7.  lo.thou  bringeft  ftrange  things  to  out  eares 
Rom.lI.8.andearcsth,t  they  ftouldnot  heare 
2 /^-4-3-heap  to  themf.teach.having  itching  Hl4 
/^•5.4.into  the  eares  of  the  Lord  of  Sabaoth 
1  w*-3. 1 2. his  eares  are  open  to  their  prayers 

Careg  to  heare. 

Deut.29A.the  L.harh  not  given  you  eares  to  heare 

Ei&.  1 2. 2.they  have  w«  to  heare,and  heare  not 

Mat.11.1 5-he  that  hath  ewes  to  hear.let  him  hear 

Chap.i3.9/43JW^4.9)23,&  ?  I(5_ 

L4.8.8.&  14.37. 

Af/»e  Cares, 
^«w.i4.28.yehavefpoken  in  mine  am 
fudg- 17 .2.and  fpake  of  alio  in  mine  wrer 

1  Sam.i  5.  i4  this  bleating  of  fheep  in  mine  flaw 

2  King.  1 9. 2 8. thy  tumult  is  come  into  mine  eares 
2  Chron.j.t  5. and  mine  ears  attend  unto  thy  prayer 
P/a/.40.6\mine  eares  haft  thou  opened 

92. 1 1. and  mine  eares  fhall  heare  my  defire 
Ifa.  5.9.in  mine  eares,  faid  the  Lord  of  hofts 

22.14.and  it  was  revealed  in  mineeares  • 

37.19.thy  tumult  is  come  up  into  mine  ewes 
EXe£-8-i8.and  though  they  cry  in  mineeares 

9-i.he  cried  alfo  in  mine  eares 
Luke  i.44.thy  falutation  founded  in  mine  tares 

Cares  of  the  people. 
Exod.  1  i.2.fpeak  now  in  the  eares  of  the  people 
75ew.32.44.M0f.fp.al  the  wor.inthee^.of  thepeo. 
fudg.7.^.^0  to  proclaim  in  the<w«of  thepeoph 


.people 

1  Sam.  1 1 ,4.told  the  tydings  in  the  ears  of  the  peo. 

2  King.  18. 26. in  the  ews  of  the  people  that  are  on 

Ifa.36.11, 

Neh.S.2.  the  eares  of  all  the  people  were  attentive 

.^'.28.7 .and  in  theatre;  of  allthepeople 

26.6  read  the  word  of  the  L.in  the  ea.of  the  pe. 

io.gate  of  the  L.houfcin  the  ears  of  the  peo. 

1 3.read  the  book  in  the  ears  of  the  people 

i4.read  in  the  eares  of  the  people,and  come 

Their  Cares, 
Ge«.20.8.  Abimel.  told  thefe  things  in  their  ears 

3  5.4.gave  Jac.all  their  ear-rings  in  their  ears 
Exo.-z  2.3.brake  off  their  ear.  that  were  in  their  to. 
2  Kjng.22.z.3i\d 


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i  King.  23.  2.  and  hee  read  in  their  cures 

2  Cfo-0.34.3o. 
Job  3 6.  i  f  .and  openeth  their  tares  in  oppreflion 
I/a.6.io.their  ears  heavy,left  they  hear  wth  their  ea. 
Jer. 1 6.  i  y.  fo  Baruch  read  it  in  their  earn 
Mkab  7. 1 6.  their  earn  (hall  bee  deafe 
Zech.7. 1 1.  and  they  flopped  their  tares 
Mat, i  j.i  j.  their  ft*1"  dull  of  hearing,left  they 

hear  with  their  ears ,  and  Alls  28.27. 
Aft.j.tf.  with  a  loud  voice,&  flopped  their  mw 
•2  Ti«2.4<  4.  they  (hall  turne  away  their  ears  from 

thine  dBaresf. 
D£«£.j  1.28.  that  I  may  fpeak  in  thine  eares 

6.40.  let,  I  befeech  thee,  thine  eares  be  open 

Pfal.10.17.  thou  wilt  caufe  thine  eares  to  heare 

1 3  o.  2.  let  thine  ears  be  attentive  to  the  voice 

Pro.  2  3 .  1 2.apply  thine  mm  to  the  words  of  know. 

Ifa.  3 0.2 1. thine  mm  (hal  heara  word  behind  thee 

49.20.  (hall  fay  agame  in  thine  mm 
Jer.2%.7.  hear  now  this  wch  I  fpeak  in  thine  ears 
E^\.  3.10.  and  heare  with  thine  eares 
16.1 2. and  I  put  ear-rings  in  thine  tares 
2  j .  2  5-they  (hall  take  away  thine  ears 
24. 26. to  caufe  thee  to  hear  it  with  thine  ears 
4».4.beh.  w'h  thine  eys,  &  hear  with  thine  ears 
Chap.  44. 5. 
Touri&miS. 
Deitt.  y .  1  .which  I  fpeak  in  your  ears  this  day 
Job  1  3.  i7.hear  diligently  with  your  ears 
Pfal.j  8. 1  .incline  your  ears  to  the  wor.of  my  mou. 
Jer. 26. 1  v.  as  ye  have  heard  with  your  eares 

1 5, to  fpeak  all  thefe  words  in  your  ears 
Mat.  13.1 6 .bleffed  are  your  tars, for  they  hear 
I«£.4.2i.thisfcripture  is  fulfilled  in  your  ears 
9.44. let  thefe  fayings  fink  down  into  your  ears 
CareS  of  come. 
Ge#.4t.$.fevenMMofcorncameup        Ver.22. 
6.feven  thin  mm,  and  blafted        Verf.23. 
7  .feven  thin  ears  devoured  the  full  ears 

Verf.24. 
2<>.the  feven  good  mm  are  feven  yeeres 
27.  the  feven  empty  ears,  blafted  with  the 
Lev.  2. 1 4.green  ears  of  corn,  dried  by  the  fire, 

even  beaten  out  of  full  ears 
2  j .  1 4.(hal  eat  nei.parched  corn>nor  green  ears 
Vent.  2  j .  2  5 .  mayft  pluck  the  mm  with  thine  hand 
Ruth  2.  i. let  me  glean  ears  of  corn  after  him 
2  Kjng.a-.42.  brought  the  man  of  God  full  ears  in 
Job  24. 14.  cut  off  as  the  tops  of  the  M«ofcorn 
lfi.iy.$.3s  one  thatreapeth  ears,  &  gatherethMM 
Mat. 12. 1.  to  pluck  the  ears  of  corn  Mar. 2. 22. 
Lu\.6. 1.  his  difciples  plucked  the  ears  of  corn 

(Earneft- 
2  C0/.1.22.  and  given  the  earneft  of  thefpirit 

Chap.  y.  y. 
Ephef.1.14.  which  is  the  earneft  of  our  inheritance 

<Saweft. 
Rom.8. 19.  for  the  earn,  expectation  of  the  creature 
2  Cfl>'.7.7.when  he  told  us  your  earneft  defire 
8 . 1 6.  put  the  fame  earneft  care  into  Titus 
Phil.  1. 20.  according  to  my  earneft  expectation 
Heb.z.i.  we  ought  to  give  the  more  earneft  heed 
(Earneftlp, 

Num.1 2. 37.  did  I  not  earneftly  fend  to  thee 
1  Sam.20.6,'D3\id  earneftly  asked  leave    Ver.28. 
Nek  3.  2cafter  him  Baruch  earneflly  repaired 
Job  7.2.  as  a  fervant  earneftly  defireth  the  (hadow 
jfer,i  1. 7. 1  earneftly  protefted  to  your  fathers  in 

.3 1.20. 1  doeearneftly  remember  him  ftill 
Micab  7. 3 .  doe  evill  with  both  hands  earneftly 
L#£.22.44.beingin  an  agony ,he  prayed  more  ear. 

%$.  a  maid  earneftly  looked  upon  him 
^S.3.i2.or  why  look  ye  fo  earneftly  onus 
,-23.1  .Paul  earneftly  beholding  the  Councel,faid 
1  Cor.  12.31  .but  covet  earneftly  the  beft  gifts 
i  Cor.  y .  2  .for  in  this  w  e  groane  earneftly    ,  . 
James  y.  17.  he  prayed  earneftly  it  might  not  raine 
Judf  3  .you  fhould  earneftly  contend  for  the  faith 

<Eameth\ 
Hag.i.6.th&tearneth  wages,e#aerf>wagestoputit 

(Earth. 
Got.  1. 1. God  created  heaven  znd  earth 
■  2.  the  earth  was  without  forme 
10.  God  called  the  drie  land  earth 
1 1  .God  faid,Let  the  earth  bring  forth 
1 2.  and  the  earth  brought  forth  gtaffe 


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20.  foule  that  may  fly  above  the  earth  1 

24.let  the  earth  bring  forth  the  living  creature    I 
and  beaft  of  the  earth  after  his  kind 
2?.  God  made  the  beaft  of  the  earth 
28.be  fruitfully—  and  rcplenifh  the  earth 

Chap.9.1. 

30.to  the  beaft  of  the  earthl  have  given  herb 

z.i.the  heavens  and  theeartb  were  finithed 

4.the  generations  of  the  heavens  and  earth 

day  that  the  Lord  made  heaven  and  earth 

6.1 1,  the  M/tfralfo  was  corrupt ,theMi".was  fill. 

1 3 .  the  earth  is  filled  with  violence 

behold,  I  wil  deftroy  them  with  the  ea. 
2o.creeping  things  of  the  carth,to  keep  alive 

7.  1 7.  it  was  lift  up  above  the  earth 

8.  1.  God  made  a  winde  to  paffe  over  the  earth 
3. waters  returned  from  off  the  earth 

7.  waters  were  dried  up  from  off  the  earth 

14.  on  the  27th  day  was  the  earth  dried 
22.while  theMr.remaineth,  feed-time,harv. 

9. 2. the  fear  of  you  upon  every  beaft  of  the  earth 

10.  of  every  beaft  of  the  earth  with  you 

to  every  beaft  of  the  earth 

1 1 .  any  more  a  floud  to  deftroy  the  earth 

1 3. token  of  the  cov.  between  me  &  the  earth 
14-when  I  bring  a  cloud  over  the  earth 
19.  of  them  was  the  whole  earth  overfpread 
10.25.  in  his  dayes  was  the  earth  divided 

1  Cbron.  1.19. 

1  x.i. the  whole  earth  was  of  one  language 
13.16.make  thy  feed  as  the  duft  of  the  earth 

ifa  man  can  numb,  the  duff  of  the  earth 
14.19.high  G.poffcflbr  of  heav.&  earth  V.22. 
18.18  .nations  of  the  earth  bleffed  in  him 
22.1 8,in  thy  feed  all  the  nations  of  the  carthbc 
Chap.2<f.4.  &  28.14. 
24.3.fware  by  the  G.of  hea.&  the  G  .of  the  ear. 
26. 1 5.  the  Philiftines  flopped  them  with  earth 
27. 28. God  give  thee  of  the  fatnefs  of  the  earth 
39.dwelling(hall  be  of  the  fatnefs  of  the  ea. 
28.14.  thy  feed  (hall  be  as  the  duft  of  the  earth 
41.47.  the  earth  brought  forth  by  handfuls 
48.16.into  amultitude,inthe  midft  of  the  car. 
ExoA.%.\-j.  Aaron  fmote  the  duft  of  the  earth 
22.I  am  the  Lord  in  the  midft  of  the  earth 
9.29«knowjthat  the  earth  is  the  Lords 
10.  y.  cannot  be  able  to  fee  the  earth 
1 5.1 2.  the  earth  fwallowed  them  up 

2  0.4. that  is  in  heaven,  or  that  is  in  the  earth 

1 1. in  fix  dayes  the  L.made  heaven  and  earth 
Chap.31.17. 
24.  an  altar  of  earth  thou  (halt  make 
34-8.^1ofes  bowed  his  head  towards  the  earth 
Lev.  1 5.1 2.and  the  vefiell  of  earth  that  he  touched 
26.19.make  yourhea.as  iron,&  your  M^.as  br. 
Num.  16.30.  if  the  earth  open  her  mouth,&  fwall. 
3  2. the  ear.  opened  her  mouth,&  fwallowed 
Chap.26.10. 
33.  and  the  earth  dofed  upon  them 
3  4.they  faid,  Left  the  earth  fwallow  us  up 
Dent .4. 1 8  .that  is  in  the  w  aters  beneath  the  earth 
26.I  call  heaven  and  earth  to  witnefs  againft 
10. 14. the  earth  is  the  Lords,  with  all  therein 
1 1-6. how  the  earth  opened  hermouth,&  fwall. 
13. 7. end  of  theMAto  the  other  end  of  the  Mr. 
Chap.28.64. 
26.2.  take  of  the  firftof  the  fruit  of  the  earth 
28. 1 .  fet  thee  above  all  the  nations  of  the  earth 
1  o.and  all  the  people  of  the  earth  (hall  fee 
23.  the  earth  that  is  under  thee  (hall  be  iron 
2y.be  removed  into  all  the  kingd.of  the  ear. 
49.  bring  a  nation  from  the  end  of  the  earth 

3  o.  19. 1  call  heaven  &  earth  to  record  this  day 
3  i.28.that  I  may  call  heav.and  earth  to  record 
3  2.  i  .O  earth,  hear  the  words  of  my  mouth 

1 3. him  ride  on  the  high  places  of  the  earth 
22.and(halconfumetheM/?fe  with  herincr. 
3  3.  i6.and  for  the  precious  things  of  the  earth 
i7.pu(h  the  people  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
Jofl). 4.24-that  all  the  peop.  of  the  earth  might  kn. 
Judg.^.^.the earth  trembl.  &  the  heavens  dropped 

6-4-they  deftroyed  the  increafe  of  the  earth 
1  S/MZ.  2.8. pillars  of  the  Mrt£>  are  the  Lords 

lo.the  Lord  (hall  judge  the  ends  of  the  earth 
4. 5. a  great  (hout,fo  that  the  earth  rang  again 
14.  J  5  .fpoilers,they  uembl.&  the  earth  quaked 
Cc  2 


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2  Sam. 1. z.a  man  came  with  earth  upon  his  head 

1  y.3  J.with  his  coatrent,&  earth  upon  his  head 
1 8. 9.  was  taken  up  betw.the  heav.  and  theeartb 

2  2. 8. then  the  earth  fhook,and  trembled 

43.I  beat  them  as  fmall  as  the  duft  of  the  ea. 
t  Kin.  1. 40  .the  earth  tent  with  the  found  of  them 
4.34.from  all  the  Kings  of  the  earth 
8.43.thatallpeo.oftheMf.mayknow     V.60. 
53.  from  all  people  of  the  earth 
io.2  3.exceededalltheKingsof  tht  earth 
2  K'ng.  5. 1 7  -be  given  two  mules  burden  of  earth 
19. 1  y.the  God  of  all  the  kingdoms  of  the  ear. 
19-all  the  kingdomes  of  the  earth  may  know 

1  Chion.16. 3 1.  and  let  the  Mrtfe  rejoice 

3  3 .  God  cometh  to  judge  the  earth 
2 1 . 1 6. (land  between  the  earth  and  the  heaven 

2  Chron.i.  9.  like  the  duftoftheM>rf? 

2.1 2. God  that  made  heaven  and  earth 

6.3  3. all  people  of  the  earth  may  know  thy  Na. 

9.22.  paffedall  the  Kings  0$  the  earth 

2  3  .Kings  of  the  earth  (ought  the  pref.of  Sol. 
i6.9.rnruhorowout  the  whole  earth 

3  2.19.  agalhiixhe  gods  of  the  peop.of  theeartb 

36.  23.  all  the  kingdomes  of  theeartb  hath 

E%ra  1. 2. 
y.  1 1.  fervants  of  the  God  of  the  earth 
Neh.9. 1 .  with  fackdothes  and  earth  upon  them 

6\thou  haft  made  theeartb,  with  all  things 
Job  3.14.  Kings  and  Counfellors  of  the  earth 
y.2y.  off-fpring  asthe  graffe  of  the  earth 
0.6.  which  (laakeththeM/tfeoutof  her  place 

inearth  given  into  the  hand  of  the  wicked 
1  r  .9. is  longer  then  the  earth,and  broader 
1 2. 1  y.  and  they  overturne  the  earth 

24.  chiefe  of  the  people  of  the  earth 
1 4. 1 9-grow  out  of  the  duft  of  the  earth 

1  y.  i9.unto  whom  alone  the  earth  was  given 
1 6. 1 8 .0  earth,  cover  not  thou  my  bloud 

1 8.4.  (hall  the  earth  be  forfaken  for  thee 
20.27.the  earth  (hall  rife  up  againft  him 

21.8.  the  mighty  man  had  the  earth 
24.4.thc  poor  of  theeartb  hide  themfelves 
26.7.hangeththe  earth  upon  nothing 
20.  y.  out  of  the  earth  cometh  bread 

24.helookethtotheends  of  theeartb 
30.6.  to  dwell  in  caves  of  the  earth 

8.  they  were  viler  then  the  earth 
34.1 3.  given  him  a  charge  over  theeartb 
3 7. 3-.his  lightnings  to  the  ends  of  theeartb 

17.  when  hee  quieteth  the  earth  by  the 
38.4. 1  laid  the  foundations  of  the  earth 

13. take  hold  of  tlie  ends  of  theeartb 

18.  haft  perceived  the  breadth  of  the  earth 
Pfal.2.2.  Kings  of  the  earth  fet  themfelves 

8.  the  uttermoft  parts  of  theeartb 
10.be  wife,  O  Judges  of  the  earth 
i  o.  1 8.  the  man  of  the  earth  may  not  opprefle 
1 2. 6. as  filver  tried  in  a  furnace  of  earth 
1 8. 7. then  the  earth  (hook,and  trembled 
24.i.the  earth  is  the  Lords,and  the  fulneffe 

2  y.  1 3 .  and  his  feed  (hall  inherit  the  earth 

3  3 .  y .  the  earth  is  full  of  the  goodneffe  of 

14.  upon  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  earth 

37.  9.  they  (hall  inherit  the  earth 

1 1. the  meek  (hall  inherit  the  earth 

2  2.be  bleffed  of  him,(hall  inherit  the  earth 
46.2.  though  the  earth  bee  removed 

6.he  uttered  hisvoke,  the  earth  melted 
9.ceafe  unto  the  ends  of  the  earth 

47.9.  the  lhields  of  the  earth  belong  to  God 
48.2.  the  joy  of  the  whole  earth  is  mount  Zion 

io.thypraife  is.to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
•><).  1 3  .God  ruleth  unto  the  ends  of  the  earth 
60.2.  thou  haft  made  the  earth  to  tremble 
61.2.  fr.  the  end  of  the  Mrtfr  will  I  crie  to  thee 
63 .9.(hall  go  into  the  lower  parts  of  the  earth 
6  y.y.  art  the  confidence  of  all  the  earth 
.     8,dwell  in  the  uttermoft  parts  of  the  tarth 

9.thou  vifiteft  the  earth,ind  watereft  it 
67.  6.  then  (hall  the  earth  yeeld  her  increafe 

7  .all  the  ends  of  the  earth  (hall  feare  him 
68. 8. the  earth  (hook,  the  heavens  alfo  dropged 

3  i.fing  unto  God,ye  kingdomes  of  the  Mr. 
69. 34. let  the  heaven  and  the  earth  praife  him 
7 1.20.  bring  me  from  the  depths  of  the  earth 
■j  2.6.  as  (howers  that  water  the  earth 

8.  he 


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8. he  (hall  have  cbmin.to  the  ends  of  the  ear. 
i6.fhall  flourifti  like  graffe  of  the  earth 
i^.let  the  whole  earth  be  filled  with  his  glo. 
7  j.g.their  tongue  walked  thorow  the  earth 
74.ii.G.worksfalvat.  in  the  midft  of  the  <?«'. 
1 7. thou  haft  fetall  the  borders  of  the  earth 
10  dai-k  places  of  the  earth  are  ful  of  cruelty 

7  5 .  j  .the  ear.  &  inhabitants  thereof  are  diflblv. 
8. the  wick.of  thecal  (hall  wring  them  out 

76.  S .  the  earth  feared  and  was  ftill 
9  God  faves  all  the  meek  of  the  earth 
1  i.hc  is  terrible  to  the  Kings  of  the  earth 
7 7. 1 8.  the  earth  trembled  and  (hook 
78.69.1ikethewifr,whichiseftablifh.forever 
81.5  .foundations  of  the  earth  are  out  of  courfe 

8.  arife  O  God,  judge  the  earth 

8  3 . 1  o .  they  became  as  dou  ng  of  the  earth 
89.  n  .the  heavens  and  the  earth  are  thine 

27-higher  then  the  Kings  of  the  earth 
90.2.  before  thou  formedft  the  earth 
9 4. 2. lift  up  thy  felfe,  thou  Judge  of  the  earth 
9^.4. in  his  hands  are  the  deeps  of  the  ear  th 
96  1 1. let  the  heavens  and  the  earth  be  glad 

1  3  .the  Lord  cometh  to  judge  the  earth 
97. 1  .the  Lord  rei°neth,let  the  earth  rejoyce 

4.  the  earth  faw,  and  trembled 

5 .  at  the  pref.of  the-Lord  of  the  whole  earth 
j>8.  j .  the  ends  of  the  earth  have  feen  the  falvat. 

9.  the  Lord  cometh  to  judge  the  earth 
99. 1. (itt.betw.the  cherub.let  the  ear.  be  moved 
102.rT.the  Kings  of  the  earthfezr  thy  glory 

1 9X rom  heaven  did  the  Lo.  behold  the  earth 

2  j.  thou  laid  the  foundation  of  the  earth 
103 . 1 1 .  the  heaven  is  high  above  the  earth 
104.  j.  who  laid  the  foundations  of  the  earth 

9.  turne  not  again  to  cover  the  earth 

j  j.  the  w^isfatisfied  with  the  fruits,  &c. 

24.  the  earth  is  full  of  thy  riches 

1  o5.i  7.  earth  opened,and  fwal lowed  up  Dath. 

I  t4.7.treii)b.O  earth,  at  the  prefence  of  the  L. 

I I  5. 1 5  .Loid,which  made  heaven  and  earth 

P fail  46.6. 

1 6.  earth  hath  he  given  to  the  childr.  of  men 
1 1 9  64.  the  earth  is  full  of  thy  mercy 

go.thou  haft  eftablifiied  the  earth 

119.  putteft  away  the  wicked  of  the  earth 
1 2 1 . 2. the  Lord,  which  made  heaven  and  earth 
1 24.8.rhe  Lord,who  made  heaven  and  earth 
i  3 4. 3 .  the  Lord  that  made  heaven  and  earth 
1 3  ?  .7.  to  afcend  from  the  ends  of  the  earth 
156.f3.that  ftretched  out  the e«\abore the  wa. 
138.4.  all  the  Kings  of  the  earth  fliall  praife 
139.15.  wrought  in  the  loweft  parts  of  the  M. 
1 47.8.  who  preparerh  raine  for  the  earth 
148.1 1.  Princes,  and  Judges  of  the  earth 

Kings  of  the  e<irtk,and  all  people 

1 3. his  g'ory  is  above  the  earth  and  heaven 
Prov.  3 , 1 9-the  Lord  hath  founded  the  earth 
8 . 1 6.  by  mee  rule  Judges  of  the  earth 

2  3  .from  the  beginning,or  ever  the  earth  was 
26.  as  yet  he  had  not  made  the  earth 

29.  he  appointed  the  foundation  of  the  earth 

3  i.rcjoycingintheinhabitab.partsofthefrz. 
10.30.the  wicked  fliall  not  inhabit  the  earth 
17.24  eyes  of  a  fool  are  in  the  ends  of  the  earth 

25.  and  the  earth  for  depth  is  unfearchable 
30.4.  eftablifiied  all  the  ends  of  the  earth 

16.  the  earth  that  is  not  filled  with  water 
2 1  .for  three  things  the  earth  is  difquieted 
Ecclef.  r  .4.  but  the  earth  abideth  for  ever 

f .  9.  the  profit  of  the  earth  is  for  all 
lfa.1.1.  give  eire,Oearth,  and  hear,0  heaven 
2.  i9«they  (hall  goe  into  the  caves  of  the  earth 
when  he  (hakes  terribly  the  earth 
Verf.zi. 
4.  2.  the  fruits  of  the  earth  fliall  Be  excellent 
5.8.  placed  alone  in  the  midft  of  the  earth 

2^.hiiTe  unto  them  from  theendofthew«ft 
6.3  .the  whole  earth  is  full  of  his  glory 
x  i.4.reprove  w*  equity  ,for  the  meek  of  the  ea. 
{"mite  thetw.with  the  rod  of  his  mouth 
o.thc  earth  (halbe  ful  of  the  knowl.of  the  L. 
1 2.  gather  from  the  four  corners  of  the  earth 
1 3 . 1 3  .the  earth  fliall  remove  out  of  her  place 
14. 7.  the  whole  earth  is  at  reft 
9.all  the  chief  ones  of  the  ear.  are  moved  for 


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1 6\this  the  man  that  made  the  earth  to  trem.  j 

23.8.  trafEquers  are  the  honourab.  of  the  earth 

9.to  contemne  all  the  honourable  of  the  ear, 

24. 1 .  behold,  the  Lord  maketh  the  earth 

4.  the  earth  mourneth  and  fadeth  away 

Chap.  3  3.9. 
people  of  the  earth  languifli 

5.  the  earth  alfo  is  defiled,  under  the  inhab. 

6.  the  curfe  hath  devoured  the  earth 

therefore  the  inhab.  of  the  earth  are  burn. 
1 6.  from  the  uttermoft  part  of  the  earth 
1 8. foundations  of  the  earth  doe  (hake 
ij.the  earth  is  utterly  broken  down 

the  earth  is  clean  diflblvcd,thet?^.  is  mov. 
zo.the  earth  fliall  reele  to  and  fro 
26. 1  j. removed  it  unto  all  the  ends  of  the  earth 

19.  and  theearth  fliall  caft  out  the  dead 
n  .to  punifli  the  earth  for  their  iniquity 

the  earth  alfo  (hall  difclofe  her  bloud 
30.23  .give  thee  bread  of  the  increafe  of  the  ear. 
34.1  .let  the  earth  hear,  and  all  that  is  .therein 
37.16. God  of  all  the  kingdomesof  theearth 
thou  haft  made  heaven  and  earth 

20.  all  the  kingdoms  of  the  earth  may  know 
40. 1 2. who  hath  comprehen.  the  duft  of  the  ear. 

2 1  .underftood  from  the  foundat.of  the  earth 
22.he  fitteth  on  the  circle  of  the  earth 
23.  maketh  the  Judges  of  the  earth  as  vanity 
28.the  creator  of  the  earth  fainteth  not 

4i.j.theendsofthe  earth  were  afraid 

9.whom  I  have  taken  from  the  ends  of  tta  ea. 

42.  y.  hee  that  fpread forth  theearth 

10.  (ing  his  praife  from  the  ends  of  the  earth 

43-6.bring  my  daugh.from  the  ends  of  the  ear. 

44.23.fb.out  ye  lower  parts  of  the  earth 
24-that  fptead  abroad  the  earth  by  my  felf 

45.8.  let  the  earth  open,  and  let  them  bring 

9.  potflierd  ftrive  with  the  potfher.of  the  ea- 
1 2. 1  have  made  the  earth,  and  created 

1 8. God  himfelfc  that  formed  the  earth 

19.  not  fpoken  in  a  dark  place  of  the  earth 

22.  be  ye  faved  all  the  ends  of  the  earth 

48. 1 3. my  hand  laid  the  foundation  of  the  ear. 

20.  utter  it  even  to  the  ends  of  theearth 
49 .6.  be  my  falvarion  to  the  end  of  the  earth 

8. give  thee  for  a  coven,  to  eftablifli  the  earth 
1 3  .be  joyfull,0  eartb,break  forth  into 

23.  bow  down  with  their  faces  to  the  earth 
5 1.6. and  look  upon  the  earth  beneath 

1 3-laid  the  foundat.of  the  earth     Verfe  16- 
<(  2.10.  all  the  ends  of  the  earth  (hall  fee 
54.5.  Godof  the  whole  earth  (hall  be  exalted 

9.waters  (hould  no  more  goe  over  the  earth 
5  5 .9-as  the  heavens  are  higher  then  the  earth 

10.  raine  and  fnow  water  the  earth 

j  8 . 1 4.ride  upon  the  high  places  of  the  earth 

60.2.  darknefle  (hall  cover  the  earth 

61.1  l.for  as  the  earth  bringeth  forth  her  bud 
6 5. 1 7.I  create  new  heavens  and  a  new  earth 
66. 1 .  the  earth  is  my  footftoole 

S.fhall  the  earth  bring  forth  in  one  day 

22.new  earth  which  I  will  make 
/er.4.2  3.I  beheld  the  ear.  &  it  was  without  form 

a8.for  this  (hall  the  earth  mourne 
6. i9.Hear,Oearfb,behold,I  will  bring  evill 

i2.nat.ihalbe  raifed  from  the  fides  of  the  ear. 
10.  to.at  his  wrath  theearth  (hall  tremble 

1 1  .gods  that  made  not  heaven  and  earth 

1 2. hee  made  heaven  and  earth 

1 3  .the  vapours  afcend  from  the  earth 

1  $.4.  removed  into  all  kingdomes  of  the  earth 

Chap.  29.18. 
1 6.  i9.(hall  come  from  the  ends  of  the  earth 

2  2. 29.O  earth>earth,earthja.ezt  the  word  of  the 
23.24.  doe  not  I  fill  heaven  and  earth 

24. 9. removed  into  all  the  kingdoms  of  the  ea. 

1  y .29.  call  for  a  fword  on  the  inhab.of  the  ear. 
30.againft  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  earth 
3 1 .  a  noife  (hall  come  to  the  ends  of  the  ear. 
3  2.  raifed  from  the  eoafts  of  the  earth 
3  3.  flain  of  the  L.  from  one  end  of  the  earth 
to  the  other  end  of  the  earth 

*6.6.  make  this  city  a  curfe  to  all  the  earth 

27.  f .  I  have  made  the  earth,  man  and  beaft 

3  i.8.Ile  gath.them  from  the  eoafts  of  thecal 

3  7.  the  foun.of  the  earth  torched  out  benea. 


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32.i7.ahL.G.  thuhaft  made  heav.and  earth 
3  3.9  it  (hall  be  an  honour  before  all  the  earth 

2  j.I  have  appointed  the  ordin.of  heav.  &  ea. 
34. 1. and  all  the  kingdom,  s  of  theearth 

1 7  .removed  into  all  the  kingdoms  of  the  ea. 
44- 8. a  reproach  among  all  theearth 
46.  8.  goe  up,  and  cover  theearth 
49. 2 1  .the  earth  is  removed  at  the  noife 
j  0.2  3.  hammer  of  the  whole  ea^fe  cut  ifunder 

4i.many  Ks. raifed  from  the  eoafts  oftheea. 

46.at  the  taking  of  Babyl.the  earth  is  remov. 
5 1. i<;.hem&<\e  the  earth  by  his  power 

i6.vapours  afcend  from  the  ends  of  the  ear. 

4 1 .  the  praife  of  the  w  hole  earth  furprifed 

48.then  the  heavens  and  the  earth  fliall  fine 
Lam. z.i  j  .is  this — the  joy  of  the  whole  earth 
3. 3  4. to  erufli  all  the  prifonets  of  the  earth 
4.1 2. kings  of  the  earth  would  not  have  beleev. 
E^.7.2 1  -give  it  to  the  wicked  of  the  earth 
8.3.thv.-  fpirit  lift  me  up  between  the  earth 
9.9.  the  Lord  hath  forlaken  the  earth 
26.1,0.  fet  therein  the  low  parts  of  the  earth 
27.33.thou  didft  inrich  the  Kings  of  theearth 
3  1 . 1 2.  all  the  people  of  the  earth  are  gone 

i4.to  the  nether  parts  of  the  earth 

16.  comforted  \n  the  nether  parts  of  thef^*. 
3  2. 4. fill  the  beafts  of  the  whole  earth  with  the 

1 8.  caft  them  to  the  nether  parts  of  the  earth 

2 4. gone  into  the  nether  parts  of"the  earth 
$4.17  the  earth  fha\\  yeeld  her  increafe 
35.1 4.when  the  whole  earth  rejoyceth 

3  9.1 8  .drink  the  bloud  of  the  Princes  of  the  em, 

4  3 . 2 .  the  earth  fliined  with  his  glory 
D<W2.2.35\a  great  mount. and  filled  the  wholes, 

4.io.behold,a  tree  in  the  midft  of  the  earth 
1 5. let  his  portion  be  in  the  grafs  of  theear, 

2  2. thy  dominion  to  the  <nd  of  theearth 

3  J.the  inhabitants  o{  the  earth  are  reputed  as 

hee  doth  among  the  inhabit.of  theeartia 
7. 2  3 .  and  fliall  devoure  the  whole  earth 
1 2. 2. many  that  fleep  in  the  duft  of  the  earth 
Hu/;2.2i.heartheheav.&  they  (hall  hear  the  earth 

2  2 .  the  earth  (hall  hear  the  corne 
foel.%. 10.  the  earth  (hall  quake  before  them 

3.  i6.the  heavens  and  the  earth  fliall  (hake 
Amos  2.7  that  pant  after  the  duft  of  the  earth 
3.2.have  1  known  of  all  the  families  of  thee*-. 
4. 1 3 .  treads  upon  the  high  places  of  the  earth 
8  9. darken  the  earth  in  the  clear  day 
Jonah  2.6.  the  earth  with  her  barrs  was  about  me 
Mk. i.i.heate  ye  people,hearken  O  earth 
3. tread  upon  the  high  places  of  the  earth 
4. 13.  unto  the  Lord  of  the  whole  earth 
5.4.(KalI  be  great  unto  the  ends  of  the  earth 
6.2.  hear,  ye  foundations  of  the  earth 
7. 17.  move  like  wormes  of  the  earth 
Nabum  1.5.  the  earth  is  burnt  at  his  prefence 
H«6.2.i4.the  earth  fha\\  be  filled  with  the  knowl. 
3.3.theea/ffc  was  full  of  his  praife 
6.  he  ftood,and  meafured  the  earth 
9.  thou  didft  cleave  the  earth  with  rivers 
Zeph.z.  3 .  feek  the  Lord,  all  meek  of  the  earth 
1 1. he  will  famifli  all  thegodsof  the  earth 
3.20.  you  a  praife  amo.all  the  peop.of  the  earth 
Hag.  1 . 1  o.  the  earth  is  flayed  from  her  fruit 
2. 6. 1  will  (hake  the  heaven  and  the  earth 

Verfe  tr. 
Zee .  1 .  10.  to  walke  to  and  fro  thorow  the  earth 
2 1. we  walked  to  and  fro  thorow  the  earth 
4.io.the  eyes  of  the  Lord  run  thorow  theeifft. 

i4.ftand  by  the  Lord  of  the  whole  earth 
5.9.11ft  up  the  Ephah  betw.th-  ear.Sc  the  heav 
6.7.might  walk  to  and  fro  thorow  the  earth 

Verfe  7 
9. 1  o.from  the  river  to  the  ends  of  theearth 
1  ».r.  which  layeth  the  foundation  of  the  earti) 
3.  though  all  the  people  of  the  earth  be  gath, 
1 4. 1 7  come  up  of  all  the  families  of  the  earib 
Mal.A.6.  left  I  finite  the  earth  with  a  curfe 
Afafr.e.y.  the  meekfhall  inherit  theearth 
13.  yee  are  the  fait  of  theearth 
18.  till  heaven  and  earthpafl'e  away 

3  ?.  fwear  not  by  ea,th,for  it  is  his  foot-floo! 
1 1 . 2  5  .1  thank  thee,  O  Fath.of  heav.  and  earth 

Lu\e  10.21. 
1 2.40.three  dayes  and  three  nights  in  the  earth 
.--_■■  --. .      ...     42.  (he 


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4i.(he  came  from  the  utterm.parts  of  the  ear . 
Luke  1 1.  j  i. 
i?.  c.  where  they  had  not  much  earth 

Mark  4.  ?• 
becaufe  they  had  no  deepneffe  of  earth 
1 7  2  y .  Kings  of  the  earth  take  cuftome 
24.30.  (hall  all  the  families  of  the  earth  mourn 

3  y .  heaven  and  earth  (hall  paffe  away 
27 . 5 1  .the  dtfrtb  did  quake,  and  the  rocks  rent 
Marl  28.  for  the  earth  bringeth  forth  fruit 
1 '3. 27  .from  the  uttermoft  part  of  the  earth 
z  1. heaven  and  earth  (hall  paffe  away 

Luke  21.33. 
Lu\.  16.17 '.  eafier  for  heav-and  «««&  to  paffe  away 
John  \A  1.  he  that  is  of  the  fttfrf>  is  earthly 

jindfpeaketh  of  thecal 
//fifr  1 .8.witneffes  to  the  uttermoft  part  of  the  ea. 
3 .2  y .all  the  kindreds  of  the  earth  be  bleffed 
4.24.art  God  which  made  heaven  and  earth 
26.  Kings  oftheMrtfeftood  up 
7. 49.  and  earth  is  my  foot-ftoole 
1 3 .47  .falvation  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
1 4. 1  y .  God  which  made  heaven  and  earth 
17. 24.1s  Lord  of  heaven  and  earth 

1  Cor.io.z6,  for  theearth  is  the  Lords,     Ver.23. 

1 5.47 .  the  firft  man  is  of  the  earth  earthy 
Ephef.  3.1?  .familie  in  heaven  and  earth  is  named 
4.9.defcen.firft  into  the  lower  parts  of  the  earth 

2  7im.z.zob\it  alfo  ot  wood  and  of  earth 

Heb.  1 . 1  o.thou  haft  laid  the  foundat.  of  the  earth 
6.7-the  earthywhich  drinketh  in  the  rain 
1  i.38.wandred  in  dens  and  caves  of  the  earth 
1  2.  16.  whofe  voice  then  (hook  the  earth 

yet  once  more  I  (hake  the  earth 
Jam.  $.7.  waiteth  for  the  fruit  of  the  earth 
i2.fwearnot  by  heaven,  nor  by  earth 
1 8. and  the  earth  brought  forth  her  fruit 
1  Vet.  3-y .  the  heavens  were  of  old,and  the  earth 
7.  the  heavens  and  earth,  w  hich  are  now 
1  o ,  the  earth  alfo — (hall  be  burnt  up 
13.  look  for  new  heavens,  and  a  new  earth 
Rev.  1 .  y .  Prince  of  the  Kings  of  the  earth 
7.3II  kindreds  of  the  earth  (hall  waile 
6.8.  and  power  over  the  fourth  part  of  the  earth 
1 5. ana  the  Kings  of  the  earth  hid  themfclves 
7.1.  winde  not  blow  on  the  earth 

2.  power  was  given  to  hurt  the  earth 

3 .  faying,  Hurt  not  the  earth 

8.  y  .fild  with  fire,  and  caft  it  to  the  earth 
1  3 .  woe  to  the  inhabitants  of  the  earth 

Chap,  x  2. 1 2. 

9.3 .  as  the  fcorpions  of  the  earth  have 

4«comman.not  to  hurt  the  graffe  of  the  earth 

1 0.6 .who  created  heaven,— and  the  earth 

I  i.4.ftanding  before  the  God  of  the  earth 
6.to  fmite  the  earth  with  all  plagues 
1 8  .deftroy  them  which  deftroy  the  earth . 

1  1.  j.he  was  caft  out  into  the  earth 

earth  opened  and  drank  up  the  floud 

13.12.  and  cwteththe  earth  toworihip 

14.7.  worfliip  him  that  made  heaven  and  earth 

1  j. for  the  harveft  of  the  earth  is  ripe 
i8.gatherthecluftersofthevineofthewrf> 
1 9-angel  thruft  his  fide  into  the  earth 

i6.i4.which  go  forth  to  the  Kings  of  the  earth 
17.2.  with  whom  the  Kings  of  the  earth  have 
and  inhabit,  o  f  the  earth  have  been,&c. 
y.the  mothers  of  harlots,&  abom.  of  the  ear. 
1 8.  which  reigneth  over  the  Kings  of  the  ear. 
1 8. 1  .the  earth  was  lightened  with  his  glory 
3.  Kings  of  the  earth  have  committed 

merchants  of  the  earth  are  waxen  rich 
9.the  Kings  of  the  earthjtiho  have  committ. 
.1 1. the  merchants  of  the  earth  (hall  weep 

2  3  .merchants  were  the  great  men  of  the  ear. 
19.2.  whore  which  corrupted  the  earth 

i9.the  beaft,and  the  Kings  of  the  earth^nd 
zo.8.are  in  the  foure  quarters  of  theearth 
?.went  upon  the  breadth  of  the  earth 
1 1.  from  whofe  face  the  earth — fled  away 
2 1. 1.  fa w  a  new  heaven  and  a  new  earth 

firft  heaven,  &  the  firft  earth  pafled  away 
M-the  Kings  of  the  earth  do  bring  their  glor. 
heap  of  the  dBartb,in  H&. 
All  the  (SJaTtf;, 
Gen.i.xS.  have  dominion  over  all  theearth 


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29.given  every  feed  on  the  face  of  all  the  ear. 
7.3.(eed  alive  upon  the  face  of  all  theearth 

1  i.8.from  thence  upon  the  face  of  all  the  earth 
j>.confound  the  language  of  all  the  earth 

fcatter  them  upon  the  face  of  all  the  earth 
1 8. 2  y .  not  the  Judge  of  all  the  earth  doe  right 
19.3 1. after  the  manner  of  all  the  earth 
Exod.g.14.  there  is  none  befide  me  in  all  the  earth 
i6.name  may  be  declar.thorowout  all  the  ea. 
19.  y.  for  all  the  earth  is  mine 
3  4. 1  o.  as  have  not  been  done  in  all  the  earth 
JVflfl2.14.21.all  the  M«fc  (hall  be  filled  with  glory 
Jofh.  3 . 1 1. even  the  Lord  of  all  the  earth 
1 3 .  the  Lord  of  all  the  earth  (hall  reft 

2  3. 1 4. 1  am  going  the  way  of  all  the  earth 
Judz.6.17.  and  if  all  the  earth  be  dry 

1  Sam.  17. 46.  that  all  the  earth  may  know 

30.16.  were  fpread  abroad  upon  all  the  earth 
1  'Kjng,z.z.\  goe  the  way  of  all  the  earth 

10.24.all  the  earth  fought  to  Solomon 
z  J(i»g.y.i  y.no  God  in  all  theearth  but  in  Ifrael 
1  Chro.  16.14.  his  judgements  are  in  all  the  earth 
23.  fing  unto  the  Lord  all  the  earth 

Pfalm.  <)6. 1 . 
30.  feare  before  him  all  the  earth 

Pfalme  96. 9. 
Pfalm.S.i.  excellent  is  thy  name  in  all  the  earth 

Verf.9. 
I9.4.their  line  is  gone  out  thorow  all  the  earth 

3  3 .8. let  all  the  earth  feare  the  Lord 
45.i6.mayeft  make  Princes  in  aMtheearth 
47.2.  is  a  great  King  over  all  the  earth 

7.  God  is  a  King  over  all  the  earth 
57.  j.  let  thy  glory  bee  above  all  the  earth 

Verfe  11. 
66.  4.  all  the  earth  (hall  worftiip  thee 
8  3 .1 8.  the  moft  high  over  all  the  earth 
97. 9.  art  high  above  all  the  earth 
98.4.  make  a  joyfull  noife  to  the  L.all  the  earth 
105 .7.  his  judgments  are  in  all  the  earth 
108.5.  and  thy  glory  above  all  the  earth 
Ifa.  10, 14.  have  I  gathered  all  the  earth 
1 2.  y .  this  is  known  in  all  the  earth 
2  y  .8.  take  away  from  oft"  all  the  earth 
Jer.  y 1 .7.  that  made  all  the  earth  drunken 
2,y.  which  deftroyeft  all  the  earth 
49.  (hall  fall  the  flaine  of  all  the  earth 
Dan.z.ig.  which  (hall  bear  rule  over  all  the  earth 
4.  iito  all  languages  that  dwell  in  all  the  earth 
Chap.  6.  25. 
1  i.fight  thereof  to  the  ends  of  all  the  earth 
-  Verfe  20. 

Hab.z.  20.  let  all  the  earth  keepe  filence 
Zeph.  3 . 8 .  for  all  the  earth  (hall  bee  devoured 
Zech.i.  1 1.  all  the  earth fitteth  ftill 

5.6.  their  refemblance  thorow  all  the  earth 
6.  y.  ftanding  before  the  Lord  of  all  the  earth 
14.9.  the  Lord  (hall  be  King  over  all  the  earth 
Lu\.  23 .44.  there  was  darkneffe  over  all  the  earth 
1.9. 1 7. my  name  declared  thorowo.all  the  ear. 
10.18.  their  found  went  into  all  the  earth 
Kev.%,6.  fent  forth  into  all  the  earth 

Beajlsofthe  Cartb,  See  fljeaftg. 
Face  of  the  <Earti),  See  jf  ace. 
From  the  4£$tt\). 
Gen.i.6.  there  went  up  a  mift  from  the  earth 
4. 1 1.  now  art  thou  curfed  from  the  earth 
7.13.  were  deftroyed  from  the  earth 
8 . 1 1  .waters  were  abated  from  the  earth 

1 3 .  the  waters  were  dried  up  from  offthe  ea. 
Exod.9. 1  y .  thou  (halt  be  cut  oft"  from  the  earth 
Jofh.-y  .9-and  cut  offour  name  from  the  earth 

1  Sam.z8.  23.  fo  hee  arofe  from  the  earth 

2  Sam.$.  1 1.  and  take  you  away  from  the  earth 

1 2. 17.  to  raife  him  up  from  the  earth 
2Cthen  David  arofe  from  the  earth 
Job  1 8. 1 7. remembrance  (hall  peri(h  from  the  ear. 
Pfal.zi.io.  (halt  thou  deftroy  from  the  earth 
34.16.cut  offthe rememb.of  them  from  theear. 
1 09. 1  y.cut  offthe  memory  of  them  fro.the  ear. 
1 48.7.  praife  ye  the  Lord  from  the  earth 
Pro.z.zz.  wicked  (hall  be  cut  off  from  the  earth 

I  o .  1 4.  to  devour  the  poor  from  the  earth 
Jer.  \  o.i  1.  they  (hall  perifh  from  the  earth 
E^k-  i-i  9-  creatures  were  lift  up  from  the  earth 
2  l.thofe  were  life  up  from  the  earth 

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iOoi  6.  to  mount  up  from  the  earth 

i9.Cherubims  mounted  up  from  the  earth 
Dan.7.4.  firft  beaft  was  lifted  up  from  the  earth 
Amos. 3. <;. one  take  up  a  fnare  from  the  earth 
Nahum  z.  1 3  .cut  off  thy  prey  from  the  earth 
John  1 2.3  2.  if  I  be  lifted  up  from  the  earth 
Acls  8.3  3.  his  life  is  taken  from  theearth 
9.8.and  Saul  arofe  from  the  earth t  and 
22.22.away  with  fuch  a  fellow  from  the  earth 
Kev.6.^.  to  take  peace  from  the  earth 
14.3  .which  were  redeemed  from  the  earth 
Irithe&BXtl)* 
Gen.  i.22.  and  let  fowl  multiply  in  the  earth 
a.y.  made  every  plant  before  it  was  in  theearth 
4. 1 1.  a  vagabond  (halt  thou  be  in  the  earth 

1 4.I  (hall  be  a  vagabond  in  the  earth 
6<4.were  gyants  in  the  earth  in  thofe  dayes 
5 .  wickedneffe  of  man  was  great  in  the  earth 
17.  every  thing  that  is  in  the  earth 
8.17.  they  may  breed  abundantly  in  the  earth 
9.7.bring  forth  abundantly  in  the  earth 
io.8.Nimrod  began  to  be  mighty  in  the  earth 

32.  nations  divided  in  the  earth 
19.3  r.nota  man  in  the  earth  to  come  in 
4  y  .7.  to  preferve  you  a  pofterity  in  the  earth 
Exod-zo.^.  or  that  is  in  the  earth  beneath 

Deut.  y.  8. 
D£«?.3.24.what  God  is  there  in  heaven  or  in  earth 
Jofh.z.i  1.  God  in e^febeneath,and  heaven  above 

7.  2 1.  behold,  they  are  hid  in  the  earth 
Judg.  1 8. 1  o.no  want  of  any  thing  that  is  in  the  ea. 
z  55.7.9. name  of  the  great  men  that  are  in  the  ear. 
23.whatnation  in  the  earth  like  thy  people 
14. 20.  to  know  all  things  that  are  in  the  earth 

1  C/»'0.i7.8.na.  ofthegre.menthatareintheea?-. 

21.  what  one  nation  in  the  earth 
29.11.  all  that  is  in  theearth  is  thine 

2  Chro.6.14.  no  God  like  thee  in  the  earth 
Job  1.7.  from  going  to  and  fro  in  the  earth 

Chap.  2.  2. 
8.  there  is  none  like  him  in  the  earth 

Chap.  2.3. 
14.  8.  though  the  root  waxe  old  in  the  earth 
24.  1 8 .  their  portion  is  cliried  in  the  earth 
37.  i  2. upon  the  face  of  the  world  in  the  earth 
3  8. 3  3  .fet  the  dominion  thereof  in  the  earth 
39. 14.  leaveth  her  eggs  in  the  earth 
Pfal.  1 6. 3 .  to  the  faints  that  are  in  the  earth 
46.8.  what  deflations  he  hath  made  in  theear. 

1  o.  He  bee  exalted  in  the  earth 
y  8 . 2  .violence  of  your  hands  in  the  earth 

i  1  .a  God  that  judgeth  in  the  earth 
7  2. 1 6.  a  handfull  of  corne  in  the  earth 
113.6.  to  behold  the  things  in  heav.  &  in  earth 
1 19. 1 9. 1  am  a  ftranger  in  the  earth 
1 3  y.6.  that  did  he  in  heaven  and  in  earth 
140. 1  i.evill  fpeaker  eftabliihed  in  the  earth 
Pro.  1 1.3  i.righteous  recompenfed  in  the  earth 
Ifa.  26. 9.  thy  judgments  are  in  theearth 
1 8. not  wrought  deliverance  in  the  earth 
40. 24.ftcck  (hall  not  take  root  in  the  earth 
42.4.  till  he  have  fet  judgment  in  theearth 
6z.7.  Jerufalem  a  praife  in  theearth 
6  y .  1 6.  he  who  bleffeth  himfelfe  in  the  earth 

and  he  that  fweareth  in  the  earth 
Jer.g.zq.  the  L.exercifes  righteoufnes  in  theearth 

1 4.4.  there  was  no  rain  in  the  earth 
17. 1 3.  (hall  be  written  in  the  earth 

23.5.  (hall  execute  judgement  in  the  earth 

%  1 .2  2.the  Lord  created  a  new  thing  in  the  ear. 
Dan  4.  i  y .  leave  the  ftump  of  his  roots  in  the  earth 

Verfe  23. 
6. 27. he  works  wonders  in  the  earth 
Hof. z. 2 3. will  fow  her  unto  me  in  theearth 
Joel  2.30.  will  (hew  wonders  in  the  earth 
Amos  y.7.  ye  who  leave  off  righteoufn.in  theearth 

9.  6-  hath  founded  his  troup  in  the  eai'tb  ■ 
Mat. 6.  10.  thy  will  be  done  in  earth  as  it  is  in  hea. 
2y.i8.  went  and  digged  in  theearth 
2y.  and  hid  thy  talent  in  the  earth 
28. 1 8. all  power  in  heaven  and  in  earth 
Mar.q.  3 1.  when  it  is  fowne  in  the  earth 

leffe  then  all  feeds  in  the  earth 
Luke  1  r.  2.  as  in  heaven,  fo  in  the  earth 
Aft."*-.  19.  will  (hew  fignes  in  the  earth  beneath 
1  Co;. 8. 5. whether  in  heav.  ox\nearth{  s  there  be 
Vhil  i.io.of 


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Phi'.i.x  o.of  things  in  hcaveni&  things  in  earth 
Coltif,  i.  1 6.  things  that  are  in  earth 

10.  whether  things  in  earth  or  heaven 
i  y<*.5.8.threethatbeare  witnefle  inearth 
Rev.  < .  3  .no  man  in  heaven  nor  in  earth  w  as 

On  the  dEattrj. 
Gra.6.6.repented  that  he  had  made  man  on  the  ea. 
Lev.  1 1 .  z.among  the  beafts  that  are  on  the  earth 
Deut.$.  i7.hkenefs  of  any  beaft  that  is  on  the  ear. 
Judg.  3  2  5 .  was  laid  dead  on  the  earth 

1  Sam.zS.zo.Saal  fell  ftraight  along  on  the  earth 

2  Sam.\  3.  3  1.  the  King  lay  on  the  earth 

1  Kjfi.8 . 2 3  ■  in  heaven  above,or  on  earth  beneath 
27.  will  indeed  dwell  on  earth 

1  Chro.  29.   5  .our  dayes  on  earth  are  as  a  ftiadow 

2  ffoo.6.i8.will  God  dwell  with  men  oneartb 
Job  37.6.  mow,  Be  thou  on  the  ea> th 

3  8 .  26.ro  cauie  it  to  raine  on  the  earth 
P/to.104. 32.  hee  lookethontheeartfc 
Cant.z.  1 2.the  flowers  appeare  on  the  earth 
Ifa.  1 8 . 3 .  and  yee  dwellers  on  the  earth 
Matt.9.6.  power  on  earth  to  forgive  fins 
1 0.34.  not  come  to  fend  peace  on  earth 
1 6 . 1  p.whatfoever  thou  malt  bind  on  earth 

whatfoever  thou  malt  loofe  on  earth 
Chap.  18.18. 
18. 19.  if  two  mail  agree  on  earth 
Ma,\  1  io.the  Son  of  man  hath  power  on  earth 

9. 3  .as  no  fuller  on  earth  can  white  them 
Utk-t-  i4-gl°ry  to  God  on  earth-,  peace 
12.  49.  come  to  fend  a  fire  on  earth 

S  i.  am  I  come  to  give  peace  on  earth 
18.  8.  fhall  hee  find  peace  on  earth 
2  r  .i6.which  are  comming  on  the  earth 
John  1 7.  4. 1  have  glorified  thee  on  earth 
Epkef-  no.  and  which  are  on  earth,  even  in  him 

6.8 .  hou  mayeft  live  long  on  the  earth 
Col. 3 . 2.on  things  above,not  on  things  on  earth, 
[Heb.Z.i-for  it  he  were  on  earth,  he  fhould  not 
1 1.1 3. conferled  they  were  (hangers  on  earth 
1 2.25.refufed  him  that  fpake  on  earth 
James  f.  5. ye  have  lived  in  pleafures  on  the  earth 

i7.and  it  rained  not  on  the  earth 
Revel.  5.  10.  wee  mall  teigneontheearth 
1 3. every  creature  which  is  on  the  earth 
6 ,  io.avenge  our  blo.on  them  that  are  on  the  ea. 
7 . 1 .  w  inds  fhould  not  blow  on  the  earth 
1 1. 19.  two  Proph.torm.that  dwelt  on  the  earth 
1 3. 1.3 .  fire  comedown  from  heav-  on  the  earth 
i4.deceiveth  rhemthat  dwell  on  the  earth 
f  yingto  them  that  dwell  on  the.ea.rth 
14  6.  preach  unto  ihem  that  dwell  on  theearth 

1 6  thruft  in  his  fickle  on  the  earth 
1 7 .8  .they,  that  dwell  on  the  earth  (hall  wonder 
See  further3#poff  the  €a*th. 

Outoftbe&axtt). 

1  Sam.zS . 1 3 .1  faw  gods  afcending  out  of  the  ear. 

2  5i7W.2  3-4.tender  grade  fpringcth  out  of  the  eft'. 
Job  8,19  out  of  the  earth  (hall  others  grow 

28.2.  iron  is  taken  out  of  the  earth 
Pfal.Z  ?.  1 1. truth  fliall  fpring  out  of  the  earth 

1 64. 1 4-may  bring  forth  food  out  of  the  earth 
3  5  l,t  finnersbe  confumed  out  of  the  earth 
Dan.y- 17  -four  Ks.  which  (hall  arife  out  of  the  car. 
Hof.i.  i8.and  the battell  out  of  the  earth 
Mic,7.l.  the  good  man  is  perifhed  out  of  the  ear. 
Rev.  1 3 . 1 1 .  another  beaft  coming  out  of  the  earth 

To,  ox  unto  the  Cartlj, 
Gc«.24t^2.worm.theL.bowinghimfelftotheWr. 

3  7 .1  o.bow  our  felves  to  thee  to  the  earth 

41.6.  with  their  faces  to  theearth 

432  6.bowed  themfelves  to  him  to  the  earth 

48 .  i>bowed  himfelf  with  his  face  to  the  earth 
rojh.  5 .14.  Jotliua  fell  on  his  face  to  the  earth 

7.6.  fell  to  the  earth  on  his  face 

1  Sam.  5 . 3  Dagon  was  fallen  to  the  (P 

17.49.and  he  fell  upon  his  face  to  theearth 
24.8  .David  ftooped  with  his  face  to  the  earth 
25 .4 1  .and  (he  bowed  her  felfe  to  the  earth 
26.8  .finite  him  even  to  the  earth  at  once 
20.1et  not  my  bloud  fall  to  the  earth 

2  Sam  i.2.he  fell  to  the  earth,  and  did  obeyfance 

1  a  .1 1  not  one  haire  fall  to  the  earth 
18.28.fell  down  to  the  m;?/?  with  hisface 
1 1^,1.3  i.Bath(h.bowed  with  her  face  to  theear. 


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5  2.not  a  haire  of  him  fall  to  the  earth 
2  i(i«.,io.io.(hall  falltotheeft.noth.ofthe.word 
2  Chr.  20. 24.  dead  bodies  were  fallen  to  the  earth 
Job  1 2. 8. or  fpeak  to  the  earth,  it  fliall  teach  thee 
Pfal.17.nSet  their  eyes  bowing  down  to  the  ear. 
44.25.  our  belly  cleave th  to  the  earth 
5 0.4.  hee  (hall  call  —  to  the  eaith 
1 46.  4.  hee  returneth  to  his  earth 
Eccl.  3.21.  fpir.of  the  beaft,that  goeth— ■ to  the  car. 

1 2.  7.  the  duft  returne  to  the  earth 
Ifa.B.zz.and  they  (hall  look  unto  the  earth 

28.2.(hall  caft  down  to  the  earth  with  the  hand 
61 .6.will  bring  down  their  ftrength  to  the  ear. 
Jer.  1 5 . 1  o .  a  man  of  contenti  on  to  the  eat  th 
Lam.  2. 1. caft  down  from  heaven  unto  the  earth 
Hof.6. 3 .  as  the  latter  and  former  rain  to  the  earth 
I«£.24.$.  bowed  down  their  faces  to  the  earth 
A&s  9.  4.  and  he  fell  to  the  earth 
10.11.  and  let  downe  to  the  earth 
26.14.  when  we  were  all  fallen  to  the  earth 
Z?ei>.6.i3.the  ftarres  fell  to  the  earth 
9. 1.  a  ftar  fall  from  heaven  unto  the  earth 
12.4.  and  caft  them  to  the  earth 

1 3  .faw  that  hee  was  caft  unto  the  earth 
Upon  the  Carth, 
Gen.  1 . 1 1 .  whofe  feed  is  in  felfe  upon  the  earth 
1  j.  to  give  light  upon  the  earth 
1 7.ftars  to  give  light  upon  the  earth 
2j.every  thing  that  creepeth  upon  the  earth 
Chap.  7.  8. 
26.domin.ovcr  that  that  creeps  upon  the  ear. 
28.dom.over  that  that  moveth  upontheftzr. 
3  o.  every  thing  that  creepeth  upon  the  earth 
2. 5 .had  not  caufed  it  to  rain  upon  the  eaith 
6. 1 2. God  looked  upon  the  carth,3s\i  behold 
fle(h  had  corrupt. his  way  upon  the  ear. 
1 7-of  waters  upon  the  earth,to  deftr.all  fleih 
7.4.1k  caufe  it  to  rain  upon  the  earth 

6.when  the  floods  of  waters  was  upon  the  ea. 
lo.waters  of  the  floods  were  upon  the  earth 
1 2.rain  was  upon  the  earth  fourty  dayes  and 
1 4.  that  creepeth  upon  the  earth 

1 7.  the  flood  was  fourty  days  upon  the  earth 

1 8 .  the  waters  increafed  greatly  upon  the  ea. 
i9.waters  prevailed  exceedingly  upon  the  ea. 
2 1 .  all  fleih  died  that  moved  upon  the  earth 

every  creeping  thing  upon  the  earth  died 
24.waters  prevailed  upon  the  earth  1  jo.days 
8.17.  of  every  creeping  thing  upon  the  eaith 

be  fruitfull»and  multiply  upon  the  earth 

19.  whatfoever  creepeth  upon  the  earth 
9. 2. upon  all  that  moveth  upon  the  earth 

1 6.  all  fleih  that  is  upon  the  earth 
19.23.nfen  upon  the  ear.vthen  Lot  entred  Zo. 
28.1 2.1adder  fet  upon  the  eartb,zn&  the  top 
Exod.g. 3  3  .rain  was  not  powred  upon  the  eaith 
io.6.fince  the  day  they  were  upon  the  earth 
Lev.  n.2i.  feet  to  leap  withall  upon  the  earth 
29.  things  that  creep  upon  the  earth 
4 1  .every  thing  that  creepeth  upon  the  earth 
42. among  things  that  creep  upon  the  earth 
44.maner  of  thing  that  creepeth  upon  the  ea. 
46.  every  creature  that  creepeth  upon  the  ear. 
De#.4.io.all  the  days  they  (hall  live  upon  the  ear. 
3  2.  day  that  G.  created  man  upon  the  earth 
3  6.upon  earth  he  (hewed  thee  his  great  fire 
3  9.  and  upon  the  earth  beneath 
40.mayeft  prolong  thy  dayes  upon  the  earth 
1 1 . 2 1  .as  the  dayes  of  heaven  upon  the  earth 
1 2. 1. all  the  dayes  that  ye  live  upon  the  earth 
1 6.  (hall  powre  it  upon  the  earth 
19. as  long  as  thou  liveft  upon  the  earth 
24.thou  (halt  powre  it  upon  the  earth 
1 4.  2 .  above  al  1  nations  upon  the  earth 
2  Sam.  1 2. 1 6.and  lay  all  night  upon  the  earth 

1 4.7  .name  nor  remainder  upon  the  earth 
1  Kjng.  17. 1 4-till  the  Lord  fend  rain  upon,  the  ear. 
1 8. 1. 1  will  fend  raine  upon  the  earth 
42.  and  caft  himfelfc  upon  the  earth 
1  Chro.  1 .  icbegan  to  be  mighty  upon  the  earth 

22.8.  ftied  much  bloud  upon  the  earth 
Job  % .  10.  who  givetb  raine  upon  the  earth 
7 . 1 .  no  appointed  time  for  man  upon  earth 
8>9.our  dayes  upon  earth  are  as  a  fhadow 
i  j.29.the  perfection  thereof  upon  the  earth 
19.2  j.ftand  at  the  latter-day  upon  the  earth 


EAR      EAR 

20.4.  fince  man  was  placed  upon  earth 
38.24-fcattereth  the  eaft-wind  upon  the  earth 
4  r  .3  3.  upon  earth  there  is  not  his  like 
Pfalm.7-  J  .tread  down  my  life  upon  the  earth 
2  2.29.alL  they  that  be  fat  upon  the  earth 
41.2.  and  he  fliall  be  blefied  upon  thz  earth 
67.2.thy  way  may  be  known  upon  the  earth 

4.governe  the  nations  upon  the  earth 
73 .2  5.  is  none  upon  earth  I  defiie  befide  thee 
1 1 2. 2. his  feed  (hall  be  mighty  upon  earth 
1 19.87.almo.ft  confumed  me  upon  earth 
141 .7. as  when  one  cleaveth  wood  upon  earth 
147. 1  $,fendeth  forth  his  command. upon  earth 
P-/*o.30.24.foure  things  that  are  little  upon  earth 
Eccl.  5 . 2. God  is  in  heaven,and  thou  upon  earth 

7 .  20.  there  is  not  a  juft  man  upon  earth 

8 .  r  4.vanity  w  Iiich  is  done  upon  earth 

16.  thebulineffe  that  is  done  upon  the  earth 
10.7.  walking  as  fervants  upon  the  earth 

1  r .  2.  w  hat  evill  (hall  be  done  upon  the  earth 

3  .empty  themfelves  upon  the  earth 
lfa.ttif.z6.  purpofe  purpofed  upon  the  ca«ft 
24.2  i.Kings  of  the  earth  upon  the  earth 
28.2  2.confumption  determined  upon  theearth 
5 1.6.  and  look  upon  theearth  beneath 
Jer.9.1.  not  valiant  for  truth  upon  earth 
Lam.z.  1 1.  my  liver  is  powred  upon  the  earth 
Eigk.  1  •  i  ?. behold,  one  wheel  upon  the  earth 

28.18 .bring  thee  to  a(hes  upon  the  earth 
Dan.z.  10.  there  is  not  a  man  upon eanh  can  fhew 
7. 2 3. the  fourth  beaft  the  4th  kingd.  upon  earth 
Amos  3. 5. fall  in  a  fnare  upon  the  earth 

9-9.the  leaft  graine  (hall  fall  upon  the  earth 
Matth.6.\().  by  not  up  treafures  upon  earth 

2  3.9.  call  no  man  your  father  upon  the  earth 

3  5. the  righteous  bloud  (lied  upon  theearth 
I«^.$.24.Son  of  man  hath  power  upon  earth 
6. 49.  built  an  houfe  upon  the  earth 
21.25  -upon  the  earth  diftrefie  of  nations 
ito.9.28.will  the  Lord  make  upon  theearth 
Col.  3.5.  mortifie  your  members  upon  earth 
Rev.  3 . 1  o.wbich  (hall  come  upon  all  the  earth 
8.7.  and  they  were  caft  upon  the  earth 
9. 3  .out  of  the  fmoak  locufts  upon  the  eanh 
10.2.  his  left  foot  he  fet  upon  the  earth 
j.angel  which  I  faw  ftand  upon  the  earth 
8 .  which  ftandeth  upon  the  earth 
1 1 .  io.and  they  that  dwell  upon  earth 
13.8  .and  all  that  dwell  upon  the  earth 
16. 1.  the  wrath  of  God  upon  the  earth 
2.  powred  out  his  viall  upon  theearth 
1 8  .not  fince  men  were  upon  the  earth 
1 8.  24.  all  that  was  flaine  upon  the  earth 

(Earthen. 
Lev. 6. 28.  earthen  veflell  wherein  it  was  fodden 
11.33. an<^  evei7  earthen  veflell,  whereinto 
14.  5.  bee  filled  in  an  earthen  veflell 

5  o.  kill  one  of  the  birds  in  an  earthen  veflell 
Num.  5.17.  take  holy  water  in  an  earthen  veflell 
2  Stfw.i7.28.brought beds  and  earthen  veflels 
Jer. 19.  1.  goe,  get  a  potters  earthen  bottle 

3  2. 14.  put  them  in  an  earthen  veflell 
LrtOT.4.2.  how  are  they  efteemed  as  earthen  pitchers 
2  CV«4.7.we  have  thistreafure  in  earthen  veflels 

Cartbip. 

John  3 . 1 2 .  if  I  have  told  you  earthly  things 

3 1  .he  that  is  of  the  earth  is  earthly 
2  Cor.  f ,  1 .  if  our  earthly  houfe  of  this  tabernacle  be 
Philip.  3.19.  who  minde  earthly  things 
James  3  .r  $-buc  is  e  a;  'f/;/y,fenfuall,and  divelifli 

dBartbp. 
1  Cor.\  % .  47.  the  firft  man  is  of  the  earth  earthy 
48.  as  is  the  earthy,  fuch  are  they  th*t  are  ear. 
49.as  we  have  born  the  image  of  the  earthy 
<£a?tbqtta&?. 
1  K.wg.\$*i  1.  after  the  wind  aneartbqualp 

1 2.  and  after  the  earthquake  a  fire 
1ft.  i9.6.and  with  eartbquaks&nd  great  noifc 
Amos  1. 1. two  yecrs  before  theearthqua\e 
Zech.  1 4. 5 .  as  ye  fled  before  the  earthquake 
Afdf.27.54.  when  the  Centuri.faw  the  earthquake 
28.  2.  there  was  a  great  earthquake 

Revel.  6.  n. 
AUs  16.  26.  fuddenly  there  was  a  great  earthquake 
Rev.S.f,  were  thunderings  and  earthquakes 

11.13-fanie/ 


E  A  S      E  A  S 


E  A  S       E  A  S 


ii.ig.famehoure  was  there  a  great  ^rt%»4e  .      107. j.gavhacd from  theeafi 

in  the  earthquake  was  flaine    Z/a.2.6.becaufe  the*  be  replcniftied  from  the  eafi 


I  p.were  lightnings,and  a  great  earthquake 
16. 1 8 .and  there  was  a  great  earthquake,  and 

fo  mighty  an  earthquake, and  fo  great 

Mat.ZA.j.fhzlbe.  earthquakes  in  divers  places 

jfcto.13.8.  &lK^.ar.n. 
Cafe. 
Z>e#^28.ij.amo.thefenac.(halt  thou  find  no«/« 
/«rfg.*o.4j.trode  them  down  withw/Iover  Gib. 
Job  ij.f.thought'ofhimthatis  at  eafi 

1 6. 1  »-I  was  at  w/e,but  he  hath  broken  me 

2 1 .2  j.being  wholly  at  cafe  and  quiet 
Pfal. 2  j.  1  ? -his  foule  (hall  dwell  at  eafi 

ii$.4.nllcd  wth  the  fcorn.ofthofe  that  are  at  e. 
Ifa.z  2.9-rife  up  ye  women  that  are  at  eafi 

I I  .tremble  ye  women  that  are  at  eafi 
/er.46.S7.ftiall  return,and  be  at  eafi 

48. 1 1  .Moab  hath  been  at  eafi 
£^.2g.4i.voicc  of  a  multitude  being  zteafi 
Amo.6. 1  .wo  to  thofe  that  are  at  eafi  in  Sioh 
Zech.1.1  f.difpleafed  with  the  heaththat  are  ate. 
Lik- 1 2.  is».eat,take  thine  eafi,be  merry 

Cafe. 
Deut-i  3 . 1 3  .when  thou  flialt  eafi  thy  felfe 
2  Cfer.10.4.  eafi  thou  fomething  of  the  griev.ferv. 

g.eafe  fomewhat  the  yoke,that  thy  father 
Job  7.13  .my  couch  (hall  eafi  my  complaint 
I/S.1.24.I  will  ea/c  me  of  my  adverfaries 

dBaferj. 
Job  i6.6.though  I  forbear,what  am  I  eafid 
2  Cor  A .  1 5 .  that  other  men  be  eafi  &  ye  burdened 

<Ba(te, 

Pro.  14.6  .knowledge  is  eafie  to  him  that  underfta. 
Mat.i  i.jo-my  yokeea/2?,my  burdenis  light 
1  Cor.i4.9.  words  e<JJ?e  to  be  underftood 
y,#B.3.i7.pure,peaceable,gentle,ftz/?i?tobc 

©after. 
Exod.i  8.22.flialbe  ea/fe?'  for  thy  felfe 
Mat.g.^.  whether  is  it  eafier  to  fay 

Ata^  2.9.  &  Luke  5.23. 
19. 24.it  is  eafier  for  a  camcll  to  go  thorow 

Mar.  io.  2f.&L#£.i8.2f. 
Lwifc.16.17.it  is  ea/fcr  for  heaven  &  earth  to  pane 

©aai?, 
1  Cor.  1 3 .?  .is  not  eafily  provoked,thinketh  no  evil 
Heb.  1 2. 1  .fin  which  doth  fo  eafily  befet  us 

©aft. 

Ge».2.i4-Hiddekel  goeth  toward  the  eafioi  Aft*. 
3. 24.G. placed  at  the  eafi-  of  the  garden  of  Ed. 
4.i6.inthelandofNod  onthteaft 
io.30.Zephar,a  mount  of  the  eafi 

1  i.2.ftomtriee<z/2  they  found  a  plaine 
1 2.8 .  Abram  removed  to  a  mount  of  the  eafi 

having  Bethel  on  the  weft,Hai  on  the  eafi 
13.1 1. Lot  journiedMJi 

2  j.S.from  Ifaac  his  fon  eaftward  in  the  ea(i 
z8.14.thbu  (halt  fpread  abroad  to  the  eafi 
29.  i. into  the  land  of  the  people  of  the  eafi 

Num. 3.3  8.thofe  that  incamp  toward  the  eafi 

2  j>7.brought  me  out  of  the  eafi 
Jojh.  1 1.  j.and  to  the  Canaanites  of  the  eafi 
1 2.  r  .and  all  the  plaine  on  the  eafi 
j. to  the  feaof  Cinneroth  on  the  eafi 

even  the  fait  fea  on  the  eafi 
16. 1  .unto  the  water  of  Jericho  on  the  eafi 

6.pafled  by  it  on  the  eafi  to  Janohah 
17.10.  and  inlffachar  on  the  eafi 
1 8 .7.beyond  Jordan  on  the  eafi 
19.1  3  .from  thence  paffed  on  along  on  the  eafi 
Judg.6.1.  and  the  children  oftheea/2 

Ver.3j.&Chap.7.i2. 
8.  lo.all  the  hofts  of  the  children  of  the  eafi 
1 1. that  dwelt  on  tents  on  the  eafi 

iI(?'K.4-$o.allthewifdomofthechild.oftheffl/? 
7.2f  .fpure  looking  toward  the  eafi 

1  Cfe-i  j.  io.thorowout  all  the  eafi  land  of  Gilead 
9.24.c<z/?jweft,north,fouth 
1 2.1  ^.toward  the  M/^and  toward  the  weft 

2  Cfcw.4.4.  and  three  looking  toward  the  eafi 

31.1 4.1mnah;the  porter  toward  the  eafi- 
Wffo.3.26.againft  the  water-gate  toward  thewj? 
Job  1 . 3  .the  greateft  of  all  the  men  of  the  eafi 
Pfa. 7  5. 6. promotion  cometh  neitherfrom  thtea. 

103. 1 2.as  far  as  the  eafi  is  from  the  weft 


4.(hall  fpoile  them  of  the  eafi 
4i.2.raifed  up  the  mighty  man  from  the  eafi 
43 .  j  .1  will  bring  thy  feed  from  the  eafi 
46.1  i.callingaravenousbird  from  the  eafi 
Jer.i  1. 40. coiner  toward  the  eafi  fhalbe  holy 

49.28.and  fpoile  the  men  of  the  eafi 
£^.8.i6.their  faces  toward  theeafi 

worftiipped  the  Sun  toward  the  eafi 
2^.4.1  will  deliver  thee  to  the  men  of  thteafi 

10. unto  the  men  of  the  eafi 
3  9. 1 1  .the  paflecgers  on  the  eafi  of  the  fea 
40.6 .the  gate  which  looketh  toward  the  eafi 

Verfe  22. 
23.  over  againft  the  gate  toward  the  eafi 

3  2. into  the  inner  court  toward  the  eafi 
41.  i4.breadth  of  the  feparate  place  tow. the  e. 
42.io.wallof  the  court  toward  the  eafi 

1 2.  before  the  wall  toward  the  eafi 
1  f  .whofe  profped  is  toward  the  eafi 

Chapt.43.4. 
43 . 1  .the  gate  thit  looketh  toward  the  eafi 
2. glory  of  God  from  the  way  of  the  eafi 
1 7. and  his  ftaires  (hall  look  toward  the  eafi 
44. 1.  which  looketh  toward  the  eafi 

Chipt-4c>.i. 
46.1 2. open  the  gate  that  looks  toward  the  eafi 
47. 1. forefront  of  the  houfe  ftood  tow.the  eafi 
8  .thefe  waters  iflue  out  toward  the  eafi 
18. the  eafi  fide  ye  (hall  meafure 
48. 1. thefe  are  his  (ides  eafi  and  weft 
10. toward  the  eafi  a  thoufand  in  breadth 
17. and  toward  the  eafi  2  50. 
Dds.8. 9. exceeding  great  toward  the  eafi 

1 1. 44. tidings  out  of  the  eafi  (hall  trouble  him 
Joel  2. 20. drive  him  toward  the  eafi 
Amo.8.  1 2. from  the  north>even  to  the  eafi 
Zech.S.yJ  will  favc  my  people  from  the  eafi 

i4.4.before  Jerufalemon  theeaft  . 
Mat.z.i.wiCe  men  from  the  eafi  to  Jerufalepa 
2.we  have  feen  his  ftarre  in  the  eafi 
9.thc  ftarre  which  they  faw  in  the  eafi 
8 . 1 1  .many  fliall  come  from  the  eafi  and  weft 

Lu\e  13.29. 
24.27. as  the  lightning  cometh  out  of  theeaft 
Ke-y.7.2.another  angel  attending  out  of  the  eafi 
16.1 2.waies  of  the  kings  of  the  eafi  may.be 
2 1 . 1 3  .on  the  eafi,  t  hree  gates 

©aft  border.  ,.a 

A'«;».34.io.you  (hall  point  out  your  eafi  border 
Jof.q.  19-incamped  in  theeaft  border  of  Jericho 

1 5 .  j  .eafi  border  was  the  fait  fea 
£^.45 .7  .from  the  weft  border  to  the  eafi  border 
48.21.the  oblation  toward  the  eafi  border 
©aft  end. 
2  Chro.4.1  o.the  eafi  end,over  againft  the  fouth 
5. 1 2.ftood  at  the  eafi  end  of  the  altar 
©after. 
Aft.  1 2.4.intending  after  Eafier  to  bring  him  for. 

©aft?«fe. 
Neb.3  29.Shechaniah  the  keeper  of  the  eafi  gate 
Jer.  1 9. 2 .  w  hich  is  by  the  entry  of  the  eafi  gate 
L^eifc.  10.1  ^.at  the  doore  of  theetf/2  gate 
1 1. 1. brought  me  to  the  eafi  gate 
40.44.one  at  the  fide  of  the  eafi°ztc 
©aft  part. 
Levit.  i  1 6.the  eafi  part  of  the  place  of  the  a(hes 
Num.i 0.5. camps  that  lie  on  theeafi  part      .    , 

tetftfide. 
Exod.  27. 1 3  .court  on  the  eafi  fide  eaftward 

38.i3.andforthe  eafi  fide  eaftward 
Num.z. 3. on  the  eafi  fide  towards  the  rifing  of 
34.1  i.eoaft  fliall  come  on  theerf/2  fide,Ain 
3  5.  f  .without  the  city  on  the  eafi  fide 
Jof.j.z.knX  men  on  the  eafi  fide  Bethel 

1 6. 5  .border  of  their  inheritance  on  the  e a.  fide 
i8.20.borderofit  onrhe&a/?fide   : 
Judg.  1 1 . 1 8. came  by  the  eafi  fi.of  the  la.of  Moab 

21.19.in  the  eafi  fide  of  the  high-way 
1  Cfw^^.unto  the  fa/2  fide  of  the  valley 

6. 7 8. on  the  eafi  fide  of  Jordan 
E^lfc.i  i.23.whichisonihe  eafi  fide  of  the  city 
42.£.was  the.  entry  on  the  eafi  fide         - 
i6.he  mcafured  the  fttfide  w"h  a  meafarjng 

4  5 .7  .from  the  eafi  fide  eaft ward 


E  A  S       EAT 

47. 1 8. and  the  eafi  lide  you  (hall  meafure 

and  this  is  the  eafi  fide 
48.2.from  the  eafi  fide  unto  the  weft 

Ver.3,4, 5,6,7,8,23, 24,2^,26,27. 
1 6. on  the  eafi  fide  fourc  thoufand  five  hund. 
Verfe  3  z. 
Jonah  4.  f  .fate  on  the  eafi  fide  of  the  citie 

<Eaft /freer. 

2  Cfo-o.29-4.gathered  them  togeth.into  eafi  ftreet 

©aftoiart), 

Gen.i.S.  God  planted  a  garden  eafiwardinEde.11 
1 3 .14.100k  from  the  place  eaftward 

2  J-6.  fent  away  from  his  fon  eaftward 
Exod.  27. 1 3  .court  of  the  eaft  fide  eaftward 

3  8. 1 3  .and  for  the  eaft  fide  eaftward 
Levit.  16. 1 4.upon  themercy  feat  eaftward 
Num.  3.38.  before  the  congregation  eaftward 

32.1 9. on  this  fide  Jordan  eaftward 
34.3  .utmoft  coaft  of  the  fait  fea  eaftward 

1  i.the  fide  of  the  fea  Chinnereth  eaftward 

if. eaftward  toward  the  fun-rifing 
Deaf. 3. 1 7. under  Afhdoth  Pifgah  eaftward 

27. lift  up  thine  eyes  eaftward 
4.49-all  the  plain  of  Jordan  eaftward 
Jofi  1  i.8.unto  the  valley  of  Mizpeh  eaftward 
13.8  .gave  them  beyond  Jordan  eaftward 

27. on  the  other  fide  Jordan  eaftward 

3  2.other  fide  by  Jericho  eaftward 
i6.6.the  border  went  about  eaftward 
19. 1 2.and  turned  from  Sarid  eaftward 
20.8.on  the  other  fideby  Jericho  eaftward 
1  Sam.  13.5  .pitched  eaftward  from  Beth-haven 

1  Kjn.y.ig.on  the  right  fide  of  the  houfe  eaftward 
1 7. 3. get  thee  hence.and  turn  thee  eaftward 

2  fyn.iQ.l  3  .fro  Jordan  cafiw.sW.  the  land  of  Gil. 
1 3 . 1 7 .he  faid,Open  the  window  eaftward 

1  Cbro.j.y.eaflwa.he  inhabited  unto  the  entering 
7.28.£w/2wrfNaaran,and  weftward  Gezer 
9. 1 8. waited  in  the  kings  gate  eaftward 
26. 1 4.the  lot  eaftward  fell  to.  Shelemiah 
1 7. eaftward  were  fix  Levits 
Neh.  1 2.37.even  unto  the  water-gate  eaftward 
E^.r  1. 1. eaft  gate,which  looketh  eaftward 
40. 10. chambers  of  the  gate  eaftward 
1 9. an  hundred  cubits  eaftward 
1     4  5 .7  -and  from  the  eaft  fide  eaftward 
47 . 1  .the  threfhold  ot  the  houfe  eaftward 
.  2,the  way  that  looketh  eaftward 
3.  his  hand  went  forth eafiward 
.  1 8.(haJ.be  a  thoufand  eaftward 
<Q5aft  wind. 
Ge?z.4i.6.(even  eares  blafted  with  the  eafi  wind 

Chapt.23.27. 
Exod.  10. 1 3. and  the  Lord  brought  meaft  wind 
the  eafi  wind  brought  the  locufts 
14.2 1  .a,  ft^ong  eafi  wind  all  that  night 
Job  1 5. 2.611  his  belly  with  the  eaft  wind 
zj.zi.thceafl  wind  carriethhim  away 
38.24.fcattereth  the  eafi  wind  upon  the  earth 
P/a/.48.7.break  the  (hips  with  an  eaft  wind 

78.26.caufed  an  eaft  wind  to  blow 
J/^.27.8.in  the  day  of  his  eafi  wind 
/e>-.i8.i7.fcatter  them  as  with  aneaftviini 
E^ck- 17  -  *  o-when  the  eafi  wind  toucheth  it 
1 9. 1  z.eafi  wind  dried  up  her  fruit 
27. 26-  the  eaft  wind  hath  broken  thee 
Hof.  1 1 . 1  .follpweth  after  the  eafi  wind 

1 3 . 1 5 .  an  eafi  w  ind  fliall  come 
Jonah  4.8. God  prepared  a  vehement  eafi  wind 
Hob.  1 .9-their  faces  (hall  fup  up  as  the  eafi  wind 

<gat. 
Gen.  1 . 1 6,qf  pvery  tree  thou  mayeft  eat 
3;2.we  may  eat  of  the  fruit  of  the  tree 
,  5  .day  ye  eat  thereof  your  eyes  (halbe  opened 
6. Eye  took  of  the  fruit,  and  did  cat 
1 2.(he  "ave  me  of  the  tree,and  I  did  eat 
1 3. Serpent  beguiled  me,and  I  did  eat 
i4.du'ft'(halt  thou  ea.zft  the  daies  of  thy  life 
i7.in  fqrrow  (halt  thou  eat  all  the  daies  of 
i  S. thou  flialt  cat  the  herb  of  the  field 
1 2 .nee  of  life,and  cat, and  live  for  ever 
18. 8. Apod  by  them  und.the.  tree,&  they  did  e. 
ip.3.bake  unleavened  bread,and  they  dideat 
2 7. 4. bring  it  to  me, that  I  may  cat 

7.makeTOe  favoury  meat,that  I  mayftstf 
10.  (halt  bring  k  to  thy  fath.that  he  may  eat 
I9.arife 


EAT   EAT 


EAT   EAT 


EAT   EAT 


1 9.anfe,fit  ami  eat  of  my  venifon 

2j.bringitneertome,andI  will  eat 

3 1  .my  father  arife,&  eat  of  his  fans  venifon 

3  1 ,46.they  did  eat  upon  the  heap 

40. 1 7. birds  did  eat  them  out  of  the  basket 
i9.birds  (hall  M*thy  flefh  from  offthee 

42.3  i.Egypti^w'11  did  eat  with  him,by  themf. 

47.1a.did  eat  their  portion  which  Phar.gave 
Exo.  10.5  .flial  eat  the  refidue  of  that  w'h  is  efcap. 
and  mail  w£  every  tree  which  groweth 
1  z.and  eat  every  herb  of  the  land 
1  j  .and  they  did  eat  every  herb  of  the  land 

1 2. 7. of  the  houfes  wherein  they  (hall  eat  it 
8.they  fhall  eat  the  flefh  in  that  night 

with  bitter  herbs  they  mall  eat  it 
i6.fave  that  which  every  man  muft  eat 
4  j.  there  fhall  no  ftranger  M£  thereof 
44.circumcifed,then  fhall  he  eat  thereof 
48  .no  uncircumcif.perfon  fhall  eat  thereof 

1  6. 2 j. eat  that  to  day 
3  j.childr.of  Ifrael  did  eat  Manna  40.yeares 
they  did  eat  Manna  untill  they  came 

i  j .  1 1  .that  the  poore  of  the  people  may  eat 
what  they  leave,beafts  of  the  field  flial  eat 

jo.  3  i.Aaron  and  his  fons  fhall  eat  the  flefh 

3  j  .they  fhall  eat  thofe  things  wherewith 
34.ij.onecall  thee,&  thou  eat  of  his  facrifice 

Irar.6.i6.remainder(hall  Aaron  &  his  fons  eat 
in  the  court  fhall  they  eat  it 
18.  all  the  males  fhall  eat  of  it 

Ver.2fl.&Chap.7.6. 
lfi.that  offereth  it  for  fin  (hall  eat  it 
7. 19. all  that  be  clean  (hall  eat  thereof 
2 1. and  eat  of  the  flefh  ot  the  facriflce 
24.  but  ye  (hall  in  no  wife  eat  of  it 
8.  j  i.Aaron  and  his  fons  (hailed it 
10. 1  a-and  eat  it  without  leaven 

1  i.n.yetthefe  ye  may  eat 

22. even  tJiefe,of  them  ye  may  eat 
jo.ifany,ofwhichyemay  Mt,die 

2  2.7.fhall  afterward  eat  of  the  holy  things 

1  l.with  his  money,he  mall  eat  of  it 

born  in  his  houfe,fhall  eat  of  his  meat 
1 3 .  (he  (hall  c<z£,thcre  fhall  no  ftranger  eat 
i4-if  a  man  eat  of  the  holy  thing  unwitting. 
16. when  they  eat  their  holy  things 
24.9.they  fhall  eat  it  in  the  holy  place 
2  j .  20.what  (hall  we  eat  the  feventh  yeare 

2 2.  &  t  <#  yet  of  old  fruit ,  eat  of  the  old  ftore 
26.16.  for  your  enemiesfhall  ?<tf  it 
Num-6. 3 .  nor  cat  moift  grapes,nor  dried 

4  &rf  nothing  that  is  made  of  the  vine  tree 
1 1.  J. we  remember  the  fifh  that  we  did  eat 

1 3  .give  us  flefh ,that  we  may  eat 

2 1  .that  they  may  eat  a  whole  moneth 
1 8 . 1  o  ,eve"ry  male  (hall  eat  it 

1 1  .every  one  that  is  clean  (hall  eat  of  it 

Verfe  13. 
23.24.not  lie  downe  till  he  eat  of  the  prey 
2  j.  2.and  the  people  did  c <tf 
D«tf.2.6.buy  ofthem  for  mony,thatye  may  eat 

2 8. fell  me  meatjthat  I  may  cat 
1 1.1 j.that  thou  mayeft  eat  and  be  full 
1 2. 1 5-and  cat  flefh  in  all  thy  gates 

the  unclean  &  the  clean  may  eat  thereof 

1 8. but  thou  muft  eat  them  before  the  Lord 

20.I  will  eat  flefh,thou  mayeft  eat  flefh  r 

2 1. and  thou  (bait  eat  in  thy  gates 

22.fo  (halt  thou  eat  them 
the  unclean  &  clean  may  fttf  of  them  alike 

2y.and  thou  (halt  eat  the  flefh 
14. 2o.but  of  all  clean  fowles  ye  may  eat 

2 1  give  it  to  the  ftranger,that  he  may  eat  i  t 

2  3  .fhal  t  «tf  in  the  place  w  hich  he  mall  chufe 
ag.and  thou  (halt  eat  there  before  the  Lord 
2ji.fhall  come  and  e<tf,and  be  fatisfied 

1  t'.zo.eat  it  before  the  Lord  yeare  by  yeare 
22.thou  (halt  Mf  within  thy  gates 

unclean  &  clean  perfon  (hall  eat  it  alike 
i  6.7. and  eat  it  in  the  place  which 
18.1.  they  fhall  eat  the  offerings  of  the  Lord 
20.6.1efthe  die,and  another  manevtf  of  it 
I4.&  thou  (halt  eat  the  fpoile  of  thine  enem. 
1  9.  for  thou  mayeft  eat  ofthem  ' 

13.14.then  thou  mayeft  eat  grapes  thy  fill 
26. 1 a.that  they  may  eat  within  thy  gates 
27.7. (halt  offer  peace-offer. and  fhalt  eat  there 


28.39.for  the  wormes  (hailed  them 

J  1. and  he  fhall  eat  the  fruit  of  thy  cattell 
j  3  .(halt  e<«  the  fruit  of  thine  own  body 
5  j .flefh  of  his  children  whom  he  fhall  eat 
J7.fhe  fhall  eat  them  for  want  of  all  tilings 

3  1.  1 3. that  he  might  cat  the  increafe  of  the  fie- 

3  8.  which  did  eat  the  fat  of  their  facrifices 
Jof.%.\  1. and  they  didcai  of  the  old  corne 

1 2. did  eat  of  the  fruit  of  the  land 
24.13  .which  ye  planted  not,do  ye  eat 
Judg.  1 3 .7.  neither  eat  any  uncleane  thing 

Verfe  14. 
i4-9.and  he  gave  them,and  they  did  eat 
19. 8. and  they  did  eatboih  ofthem 
Ruth  2.  i4.reached  her  parched  corn,&  (lie  did  cat 

1  S<a».i.i8.didfttf>her  counten.was  no  more  fad 

9.1 3. afterward  they  eat  that  be  bidden 
24.  fet  it  before  thee  and  eat 

fo  Saul  did  eat  with  Samuel  that  day 
1 4. 3  ^.eat, and  fin  not  againft  the  Lord 
20.34  and  did  eat  no  meat  the  fecond  day 

28.2  2.and  eat,  that  thou  mayeft  have  ftrength 
2  j. and  before  his  fervants,  and  they  did  eat 

30. 1 1. he  dideat,8c  they  made  him  drink  wat. 

2  Sam.g.  1 1 .  he  (hall  eat  at  my  table 

1 2.3  .it  did  eat  of  his  owne  meat3&  drank  of 
i3.j.andevttitat  her  hand 

6.tliat  I  may  eat  it  at  her  hand 
io.thatlmayea*  ofthinehand 
19.28.amo.them  that  did ea.at  thine  own-tab. 

1  Kjn.z.j.bc  of  thofe  thatch  at  thy  table 
14.1 1. fhall  the  dogs  eat :  and  him  that  dieth 

in  the  field3fhall  the  fowles  of  the  aire  eat 
Chapt.  16.4. 
17.12.  that  we  may  eat  it,and  die 

1  J  .and  her  houfe  did  cat  many  daies 
18.  i9.which  cat  at  Jezebels  table 

19. 5.faid  unto  him,  Arife  and  eat.         Ver.7. 

2  i.gave  unto  the  people»and  they  did  eat 
2i. 23. the  dogs  fhall  f^  Jezebel.  2  Kjn.9.10. 

z  Itya.4.4 1  .powre  out,that  they  may  eat 

42.give  unto  the  people) that  they  may  eat 
Verfe  43. 

4  3  .they  fhall  eat,and  (hall  leave 

.  44.they  did  eat,  and  left  thereof 
6.a8.givethy  fon,thatwemayed*him  to  day 
and  we  will  eat  my  fon  to  morrow 
29X0  we  boiled  my  fon, and  did  eat  him 

give  thy  fon3that  we  may  eat  him 
9.36.<hall  dogseat  the  flefh  of  Jezebel 
18.27.that  they  may  eat  their  own  dung 

1  31  .then  eat  ye  every  man  of  his  own  vine 
19.29.plam  vineyards,&  eat  the  fruits  thereof 

2  Chro.  30.18  .yet  did  they  eat  the  paflbver 

2  2.and  they  did  eat  thorowout  the  feaft 
E??a  6.2 1  .to  feek  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael,did  eat 
9. 1  l.that  ye  may  be  ftrong,&  eat  thee  good  of 
Neh.%.z.ibaz  we  may  e<tf,and  live 
8. 10. go  your  way,evtf  the  fat 
9:i%. fo  they  did eat^and  were  filled 
fob  3 .  24.for  my  fighing  cometh  before  I  eat 

3  i.8.1et  me  fow,and  let  another  eat 
Vfai.zz.z6.tbe.  meek  fhall  eat  and  be  fatisfied 
29.aU  they  that  be  fat  upon  earth  fhall  eat 
jo.  1 3.W1II  I  eat  the  flefh  of  bulls 
78.2j.man  did  eat  angels  food 

29X0  they  did  e<tf,and  were  filled 
1 28.2.tbou  fhalt  eat  the  labour  of  thy  hands 
Pro.  1 . 3 1  .eat  of  the  fruit  of  their  own  way 

1 3.2.fhall  eat  good  by  the  fruit  of  his  own  mo. 

foul  of  the  tranfgreffors  (hall  eat  violence 

18.2 1. they  that  love  it  fhal  eat  the  fruit  therof 

2  4. 1 3  .eat  thou  mony ,becaufe  it  is  good 
27.i8.keepes  the  fig-tree,(hal  ea.tbe  fru.therof 
30.17  .and  the  young  Eagles  fhall  eat  it 

Ecclef. z.z  j. for  who  can  eat  more  then  I 

j.  1 1  .they  are  increafed  that  eat  them 
1  z. whether  he  eat  little  or  much 

10.  i6.ahd  thy  princes  eat  in  the  morning 
i7.and  thy  princes  eat  in  due  feafon 
tw.4.16.  and  eat  hispleafant  fruits 

%.\.eat,  O  friends, drink,  yea  drink abnndant. 
Ifa.  3 .1  o.they  fhall  eat  the  fruit  of  their  doings 

4. 1  .we  w  ill  eat  our  owne  bread 

j.i7.wafte  placof  the  fat  ones  fhall  ftrang.ftf 

7. 1  j. butter  and  honey  fhall  he  eat 


z  2. he  fhall  c <«  butter 

butter  and  honey  (hall  every  one  eat 
9.20.and  he  fhall  eat  on  the  left  hand 

eat  every  man  the  flefh  of  his  owne  arme 
1  i-7.the  lion  fhall  eat  ftraw  like  the  oxe 
30.24.that  eare  the  ground,(hal  eat  clean proy. 
36.1 6. and  eat  ye  every  one  of  his  vine 
37.30  .plant  vineyards,&  cat  the  fruit  thereof 
j  i.8.and  the  worm  fhallfdJ  them  like  wooll 
j  J.  1. come  ye,buy  ar;d  Mt,yea  come,  buy  wine 

2.and&W  ye  that  which  is  good 
62 .9. that  gathered  it  fhall  eat  it 
e>j.4.which  eat  fwines  flefh 

1 3  .my  fervants  fhal  eat, bat  ye  fli-ilbe  hungry 
2 1. (hall  plant  vineyards,  &  eat  the  fruit  of 
2  2. they  (hall  not  plant,and  another  eat 

2  y  .lion  fhall  eat  ftraw  like  the  bullock 
Jer.z.j.  plentiful  country  to  cat  the  fruit  thereof 

7.2 1. unto  your  facrifices,and  eat  fle(h 
1  j.i  6.thy  words  were  found, &  I  did  eat  them 
19.9-they  dial  eat  every  one  the  flefh  of  his  fri. 
29.  j.plant  gardens,and  eat  the  fruit  ofthem 

Verfe  28. 
3  r.  j. and  fhall e at  them  as  common  things 
Lam.  2.20  (hall  the  women  eat  their  fruit 
E^eli.  2. 8. and  eat  that  I  give  thee 
3. 1. fon  of  man,  Mt  that  thou  findeft 

3.  then  did  I  eat  it 
4.9.     3  90.dayes  fhalt  thou  eat  thereof 
io.which  thou  fhalt  Mf,fhalbe  by  weight 

from  time  to  time  (halt  thou  eat  it 
1 2  .thou  (halt  eat  it  as  barley  cakes 
J .  1  o.the  fathers  (hall  cat  the  fons 

and  the  fons  (hall  eat  their  fathers 
1 6. 1 3  .thou  didft  eat  fine  flow  re 
n. 9. and  in  thee  they  eat  upon  the  mountaines 
3  4. 3  .ye  eat  the  fat,&  ye  clothe  you  with  the  w. 
1 9. my  flock.they  ca.tbat  wch  ye  have  troden 
42.13.  where  the  priefts  fhal  eat  the  inoft  holy 
44. 29. they  (hall  eat  the  meat-offerings 
Ban.  1 . 1 3  .counten.of  the  chil.that  eat  of  the  port. 

1  J.then  all  the  child.which  did  eat  the  port 
4.33  .and  did  eat  graffe  as  oxen 

Ho/!2.i2.andthebeaftsofthe  field  fhall  eat  them 

4.1  o.they  fhall  cat^nd  not  have  enough 
8.13 .they  facrificc  flefh,and  eat  it 

9-3.&  they  fhal  eat  unclean  things  in  Aflyria 
4.all  that  eat  thereof  fhalbe  polluted 
Amo.6. 4.ind  cat  the  lambs  out  of  the  flock 

9. 1 4,fhal  make  gardens,&  eat  the  fruit  ofthem 
iWif.3-3.who  alfoeat  the  flefh  of  my  people 

6.  i4.thou  fhalt  eat, and  not  be  fatisfied 
Hag.  1 .6. ye  eat, bat  ye  have  not  enough 
Zech.  1 1 .9-let  the  reft  eat  every  one  the  flefh  of  an. 

1 6.but  he  fhall  eat  the  flefh  of  the  fat 
Mat,  1 2.4-and  did  eat  the  fhew-bread 
14.20.they  did  all  eatfiai  were  filled 

Chapt.1j.37i 
1  j.27.yet  the  dogs  eat  of  the  crumbs 

3  8.they  that  did  e at  were  40oo.men 
26.21.and  as  they  did  eat,he  f;id,  Verely  Ifay 

26.  and  faid,  Take,  e<tf,this  is  my  body 

Mar\e  14.22. 
Mar.z.  i6.faw  him  eat  with  publicans 
6-42.aH  eat,  and  were  filled 

44.they  that  did  eat  were  about  jooo.men 

7 . 2  8  -dogs  eat  of  the  childrens  crumbs 
8 .8.(0  they  did  f<tf,and  were  filled 

1 1. 14.no  man  eat  fruit  of  thee  hereafter 
14.12  .that  thou  mayeft  eat  the  paffover 

i  4iwhere  I  (hall  eat  the  paffover 

1 8. and  as  they  fate  and  did  eat 

2  2  .and  as  they  did  eat  Jefus  took  bread 
Luk-6- 1  -and  did  eat,  rubbing  them  in  their  hands 

7. 3 6. that  he  would  eat  with  bim 
9.17. and  they  dideat,and  were  all  filled 
1 0.8  .eat  fuch  things  as  are  fet  before  you 

1  Jki6.with  the huskes  that  thefwine  did  eat 

2  3  .and  let  us  eat  and  be  merry 
17.27.they  dideat,  they  drank.  Ver.28. 

2  2.8.prepare  us  the  paffover,that  we  may  eat . 

li. where  is  the  gueft-chamb.whcre  I  fhal  e. 
24.43  .he  t0°k  itjand  dideat  before  them 
John  4.3 1. prayed  him,faying,Mafter,MC 
6. 2  6.but  becaufe  ye  did  eat  of  the  loaves 
3 1. our  fathers  did  eat  Manna 

49.your 


EAT       E AT 

49.your  fathers  did  cat  Manna 
jo.th'at  a  man  may  eat  thereof,andnot  die 
5  3  .except  ye  eat  the  flelh  of  the  Son  of  man 
5  8  .not' as  your  fathers  did  cat  Manna 
'    x8.i8.but  that  they  might  e at  the  paflover 
Aft.  i'  46.did  eat  their  meat  with  gladnefle 
io.ij.rife,Peter,kiirandMf 
j  j.  14  will^nothing,till  we  have  (lain Paul 
K<7W.i4.2.onebeIeeves  that  he  may  cat  all  things 
a  3. doubteth,is  damned  if  he  cat 

1  Cor. 8. 7. eat it  as  a  thing  offered  unto  an  Idoll 

8  .neither  if  we  eat  are  we  the  better 

1  j.I  wil  eat  no  fkfh  while  the  world  Hands 

xo.j.and  did  all  eat  the  fame  fpirituall  meat 
i8.whichw.of  the  facrif.partakers  ofthe  al. 
25.  whatsoever  is  fold  in  the  Shamb.that  eat 
27.cat,asking  no  queftion  forconfcien.fake 

11.z4.take,  cat,  this  is  my  body 
3  4. if  any  man  hunger,let  him  eat  it  home 

2  Tf>c/^. to.wouldnot  work,  neith.fhould  he  eat 
iTi/#.2.i7.their  word  will  eat  as  doth  a  canker 
Jam  f  .j.and  (hall  eat  your  flefh  as  it  were  fire 
Ko>.i7.i6.  and  fhall  eat  her  flefh 

1 9. 1 8  .that  ye  may  e  at  the  fk  fh  of  kings 
(Cat  jnyned  with  blood.  See  SlcotJ. 
H&iCaO  joyned  with/at.  See  2&jeaU, 
(Cat  joyned  with  drink,. 
Gcw.24.54.they  did  eat  &  drink,heand  the  men 
2  5.  3 4.E(au  did  caf  and  drink,and  rofe  up 
26.jo.they  did  cat  and  drinke 
Exod. 2.4. 1 1. they  faw  Godaand  did  eat  and  drink 
j  2.6.people  fate  down  to  eat  and  to  drink 
J4.28.hedid  neither  eat  bread  ,nor  drink 
/waV^^.did  cat  aid  drink,  and  curfed  Abirriel. 
19.4.6)  they  did  eat  and  drink,&  lodged  there 
^.fate  down,  and  did  eat  and  drink 
2 1  .wafhed  their  feet,and  did  eat  and  drink 
2  Sam.  1 1 . 1 1  .into  mine  houfe  to  eat  and  drink 
1  j  .he  did  eat  and  drink  before  him 
i9.j?.canthyfervanttafte  whatlcator drink 
i  K/s.  1 .2  5. they  eat  and  drink  before  him 

1  j.8.neitherea.bread,nor  drink  wat.in  this  p. 

9. tat  no  bread ,nor  drink  no  water 
1 6. neither  will  I  eat  bread,nor  drink  water 
i7.tb.0u  fhalt  eat  no  bread,  nor  drink  water 
1 8. that  he  may  eat  bread,  and  drink  water 
zz.eat  no  bread,nor  drink  no  water 
18.4 1. get  thee  upland  drink 

42.fo  Ahab  went  up  to  eat  and  to  drink 
19.fi.and  he  did  eat  and  drink 
8. and  he  arofe,nnd  did  eat  and  drink 
2  KJH.6.1 2. that  they  may  eat  and  drink 

7. 8. went  into  one  tent,and  did  eat  and  drink 
9. 34-he  did  eat  and  drink,andf >.id,Go 
18.27.cat  their  own  dung.  &  dri.thir  own  pifs 
Ijittah  j  6.  i2. 
r  Chro.  29.2  2,did  eat  and  drink  before  the  Lord 
2  Cbr.  28. 1 5. and  gave  them  to  cat  and  to  drink 
E^a  10. 6. he  did  eat  no  bread,nor  drink  water 
Ncfc.8 .  icgo  eat  the  fat, and  drink  the  fweet 
*  2-.  went  their  way  to  eat  and  to  drink 
Eli. 4. 16. and  neither  cat  nor  drink  three  daies 
fob  1. 4.  to  eat  and  to  'Jrink  with  them 
Pro.  1 3.7 .cat  and  drink,  faith  he,  to  thee,but 
Ecckf.  1 .  14.  then  that  he  mould  cat  and  drink 
3.13  .fhould  eat  &  drink,  &  enjoy  the  good  of 
Chapt.5.18. 
8.1  5  .then  to  eat  and  drink,and  to  be  merry 
l/a.2i.$.cat,drink,arife  ye  princes,and  anoint 

2  2. 1  j  .let  us  eat  and  drink,for  to  morrow  we 
Jer.  16.8  .to  fit  with  them,to  eat  and  to  drink 

21.1  5. did  not  thy  fathers  cat  and  drink 
JE^c£.2$.4.fhal  eat  thy  fruit,  (hall  drink  thy  milk 

39.  i7.that  ye  may  eat  flefh,and  drink  bloud 
Dan.  1 . 1 2  pulfe  to  cat,and  w  ater  to  drink 
Zecb.7 .6.when  ye  did  cat,and  when  ye  did  drink 

eat  for  your  felves,&  drink  for  your  felves 
Mat.6. 2  y.what  ye  fhall  eat,or  what  ye  fhal  drink 
Luke  12.29. 
3  r.what  fhal  we  cat,  or  what  we  fhall  drink 
24.49  to  eat  and  to  drink  with  the  drunken 
LH^.y^o.why  do  ye  eat  and  drink  with  publicaus 
3 3  .but  thine  eat  and  drink 
1 2.x9.cat,  drink,  and  be  merry 

4f.and  tocat,and  drink,  and  to  be  drunken 
1 7 -8. afterward  thou  fhalt  eat  and  drink 


EAT      EAT 

4 2.30. that  ye  may  eat  and  drink  at  my  t.ible 
Aft.9-9-  and  neither  did  cat  nor  drink 
10.41.who  did  cat  and  drink  with  him 
23.1 2.neither  eat  nor  drink,til  they  had.V.21. 
Rom.  14.21  .neither  to  eat  fkfh,  nor  to  drink  wine 
1  fo;-.9.4.have  we  not  power  to  eat  and  to  drink 
10. 7. to  eat  and  to  drink,rofe  up  to  play 

3  i.whether  ye  eat  or  drink,do  all  things  to 
1 1. 22. have  ye  not  houfes  to  eat  and  drink  in 
26. as  often  as  ye  cat  this  bread, and  drink 
27.whofoever  lhallcat  this  bread,and  drink 

2  3 .  and  fo  let  him  eat  and  drink  of  that  cup 
1 5 .3  2  .let  us  cat  &  drink,for  to  morrow  we  die 

He  did  (Cat, 
Gca.j.6.Eve  gave  to  her  husband; and  he  did  eat 
2  j.28.1ovedEfau,becaufe  hedidca.ofhis  ven. 

27.2  5. he  brought  it  to  Ifaac,and  he  did  eat 
39.6.fave  the  bread  which  he  did  cat 

1  Sam.  30.11  .gave  him  bread,and  he  did  cat 

2  Sa/0.9.13.  for  he  did  eat  continually  at 

1 2.20.fet  bread  before  him,and  he  did  eat 
Mar.  1 .6.  he  did  eat  locufts  and  wild  honey 
Luk.4. 2. in  thofe  daies  he  did  eat  nothing 
Ga/.2.i2.he  did  eat  with  the  Gentiles 

<BJat  joyned  with  not. 
Gc».i.i7.of  the  ttee  of  knowledge  not  eat 

3. 1. hath  God  faid  Yc  fhall  not  eat 

3  .God  hath  faid,Ye  fhall  not  eat 

1 1 .1  commanded  thee  thou  thouldft  not  eat 
i7.of  which  1  c6manded,thou  ftialt  notcat 
9.4.1ife,which  is  the  bloud,  ye  fhall  not  eat 
24.33.I  will  not  ca^untilllhavetold  my 
32.32.children  of  Ifr.cat  not  of  the  finew  that 

43.3  2.Bgyptians  might  not  eat  bread  with  the 
Exo.  1 2.p.cat  not  of  it  raw,nor  fodden  at  all  with 

45.aforreiner  fhall  notcat  thereof 
29. 3  3  .but  a  ftranger  (ha  11  not  cat  thereof 
Levit.i  i.4.neverthekflp,thefe  fhall  ye  not  eat 

8. of  their  flefh  fhcl!  ye  not  eat 

1 1. ye  fhall  not  cat  of  their  flefh 

42. them  ye  fhall  nor  cat ,for  they 
1926.  ye  fhall  not  eat  any  thing  with  the  bio. 
22.4.he  fhall  not  eat  of  the  holy  things 

6.  and  fhall  not  eat  ofthe  holy  things 
8. he  fhall  not  eat  to  defile  himfclfe 
10.  no  ftranger  eat  ofthe  holy  thing 

•        or  an  hired  fervant  fhall  not  eat  of.  the 
1 2.marrcd  unto  a  ftranger,  fhe  may  not  eat 
Num.ii.ig.ye  fhall  notcat  oneday,or  two  daies 
Dc«t.  1 2. 1 6. only  ye  fhall  not  eat  the  bloud 

I7.mayeft  notcat  within  thy  gates  the  tithe 
23.be  fure  thar  thou  cat  not  the  bloud 

thou  may<  ft  not  cat  the  life  with  the  flefh 

2  4. thou  fhalt  not  cat  it.  Ver-25. 

14.3.  rhou  (halt  not  eat  any  abominable  thing 

7.  thefe  ye  (hall  not  eat  of  them 
8  .ye  (hall  not  eat  of  their  fkfh 
io.hathnot  fins  and  fcales,ye  may  not  eat 

1 2.of  which  ye  fhall  notcat  :the  Eagle,and 

2 1. not  eat  of  any  thing  that  dieth  of  it  felfe 

1  5  .2  3  .only  thou  (halt  not  eat  the  bloud  therof 

28.3  1. before  thine  eyes,and  thoa  fhalt  notcat 

Judg.\  3-4.and  eat  not  any  unclean  thing 

I4.may  not  eat  of  any  thing  that  cometh  of 

1  Sam.  1. 7.  therefore  fhe  wept,and  did  not  cat 

9. 1 3  .people  w  ill  not  eat  untill  he  come 
28.2j.andfaid,I  will  not  cat 

2  Kjn.4. 40.and  they  could  not  eat  thereof 
7.2.fhall  fee  it,  but  not  eat  thereof.        V.  19. 

E^}'.2.63.fhould  not  eat  ofthe  moft  holy  things 
Nebem.7.65. 
Pyaf.14L4.let  me  not  eat  of  their  dainties 
Pro  23.6.  eat  not  the  bread  of  him  that  hath  an 
E^e^.  24.  i7.and  eat  not  the  bread  of  men 

44.31.not  ea.  of  any  thing  that  is  dead  of  it  fclf 
Mar. -j. 1  .except  they  wa(h  their  hands,cat  not 

4.except  they  walh,they  cat  not 
LK^.22.i6.Ile  not  any  more  cat  thereof,untill 
1  C(H-.5.n.withfuchaone,nonot  to  eat 
8.8  .neither  if  we  eat  not  arc  we  the  worfe 
10. 28. cat  not  for  his  fake  that  fhewed  it 
Shall  ye  <&nt. 
Exod.  1 2. 1 1  .and  thus  fhall  ye  eat  it 
20. fhall  ye  cat  unleavened  bread 
22.3  i.neither  (hall  ye  cat  anyftefh  that  is  torn 
Lev  it.  1  o .  1 4.fhall  ye  eat  in  a  clean  place 


EAT      EAT 

1 1 . 3  .among  the  beafts,thac  fhall  ye  eat 

9.thefe  fhal  ye  eat  of  all  that  are  in  the  wat. 

and  fcales,  them  fhall  ye  eat 

19.2  f.in  the  fifth  yeare  fhall  ye  eat  ofthe  fruit 

26.29.and  the  flefh  of  your  daught.  fhallye  eat 

Deut.  14-9.aH  that  have  fins  and  fcales  fhal  ye  eat 

re  Jball  <&at, 
Gen.tf .  1 8  .and  ye  fhall  eat  the  fat  of  the  land 
Exod.  1 2. 1 1  ye  fhall  eat  it  in  hafte 

1  y.feven  daies  ye  fhal  eat  unleavened  bread 
1 8.ye  fhall  eat  unleavened  bread,untill 
20.ye  fhall  eat  nothing  leavened 

1 6. 1 2 .  at  even  ye  fhall  eat  flefh 
Levit.7.1 3  ,yc  (hill  eat  no  manner  fat  of  oxe 
24.but  ye  (hall  in  no  wife  cat  of  it 
2<J.ye  (hill  eat  no  manner  of  bloud 
10. 1 3  .ye  fhall  eat  it  in  the  holy  place 
1 1. 2. thefe  are  the  beafts  which  ye  fhall  eat 
17.14.  ye  fhal  eat  the  bloud  of  no  man.of  flefh 
23.14.ye  dial  eat  neither  bread, nor parch.corn 
2y.12.ye  fhall  cat  the  increafe  thereof 

i9-ye  fhall  cat  your  fill,  &  dwel  t'herin  in  fa. 

2  2. ye  fhall  eat  ofthe  old  fiore 
26. 1  o.  and  ye  fhall  eat  old  (lore 

26.and  ye  (hill  cat,and  not  be  Satisfied 
29.and  ye  (hall  eat  the  flefh  of  your  fons 
Num.  1 1 . 1 8.againft  to  morrow,&  ye  fhal  eat  flefh 
will  give  you  flefh,  and  ye  fhall  eat 
1 8. 3 1 .  ye  fhall  eat  in  every  place 
Dcut.it. 7  .there  ye  (hall  eat  before  the  Lord 
14.4-thefe  are  thG  beafts  which  ye  (hall  eat 
6\andcheweth  the  cud,  that  yefhallcat 
9.  thefe  ye  fhal  eat,  of  all  chaL  are  in  the  wat. 
1 1  .of  all  clean  birds  ye  fhall  eat 
1  Sam. 9. 19. for  ye  (hall  eat  with  me  to  day 
a  Kiti.i9-  29  ye  fhall  eat  this  year  fuch  things 

Ifaiab  37.36. 
lfa.  1 . 1 9.  ye  fhall  eat  the  good  ofthe  land 

6 1  6- ye  (hall  eat  the  riches  of  the  Gentiles 
E^k,.  39.1 9>and  ye  (hall  eat  fat  till  ye  be  full 
Joel  2.2o".and  ye  fhall  eat  in  plenty 
L^.i  2.22.rake  no  thought  what  ye  (hall  eat 

To  ©at. 
Gc».24.3  3  there  was  fet  meat  before  him  tocat 
28. 20. and  will  give  me  bread  tocat 
31.^4  brethren  to  eat  bread, and  they  did  eat 
37.25.they  fate  down  to  eat  bread 
Exod.  1 6. S.gwc  ye  in  the  even  flefh  to  eat 

1 5  .-which  the  Lord  hath  given  you  to  eat 
Num.  1 1.4.  who  (hall  give  us  flelh  to  eat 

Vcrfei8. 
Deut.  1 2.20.eat  fle(h,becaufe  thy  foul  longs  tocat 
1  8 .8. they  fhall  have  like  portions  to  eat 

1  Sa.9. 1 3.before  he  go  up  to  the  higli  place  to  eat 

20. 24. king  fate  him  down  to  eat  meat 

2  Sa/02.3.3  5  .came  to  caufe  David  to  eat  meat 

9.  lo.thy  mailers  fon  may  have  food  to  eat 

13.9.  but  he  refufed  to  eat 

1 1. had  brought  them  unto  him  to  eat 

1 6.2.fummer  fruit  for  the  young  men  to  eat 

1 7.2  9.for  the  people  that  were  with  him  to  eat 
2  i£z«,4.40.powre  out  for  the  men  to  eat 
2  Chro.  3 1. 10.  we  have  had  enough  to  eat 
Nc  ^.9.36.10  eat  the  "ruit  thereof 
Pfal.  2  7 . 2  .cam  e  upon  me  to  eat  up  my  flefh 

78.24-Manna  upon  them  to  eat 
P/0.23.  i.iitteth  tocat  with  a  ruler,con(ider 

25.27  it  is  not  good  to  eat  much  honey 
Ecclef.  5 . 1 9.and  hath  given  him  power  to  cat 

6.2.yet  G-giveth  him  not  power  to  eat  thereof 
lfa.  2  3.1 8.  to  eat  fufliciently,  &  for  durable  cloth. 
jcr.z.r.plentifullcountryjto  eat  the  fruit  thereof 

1 9.9.caufe  them  to  eat  the  flelh  of  their  fons 
£^£.3.1.  he  caufed  me  to  eat  that  roule 

3. caufe  thy  belly  to  eat 
Dan.\. 2 5. they  fhall  make  thee  tocat  grade 

3  z.fhall  make  thee  to  eat  graffe  as  oxen 
M/C7.i.thereisnoclufter  to  cat 
Hafe.i.S.fhall  flee  as  the  Eagle  that  hafteth  tocat 
Mat.  1 2.  i  .to  pi uck  the  eares  of  corn,and  to  eat 
4.which  was  not  law  full  for  him  to  eat 

14. 1 6. give  ye  them  to  cat 

1 5. 20. but  to  cat  with  unwnfhen  hands  defi.not 
3  2. and  have  nothihg  to  eat 

24.49. and  tocat  and  drink  with  the  drunken 

26. 17  we  prepare  for  thee  to  eat  the  paflover 
Afai'.2.26'.not 


EAT      EAT 

Mar,z.z6'.not  law  full  to  eat  but  for  the  priefts 
•  5.45  .that  fomething  be  given  to  eat 
6.3 1  .they  had  no  leafure  fo  much  as  to  eat 
J7.giveye  them  toeat.  Luk^.0.13. 

buy  200.penniwor.of  bre.&  give  them  toe. 
S.i. and  having  nothing  to  <?<tf,called  his  difci. 
z.three  daies,  and  have  nothing  toeat 
Lu\.6./±.vih\ch  is  not  lawfull  to  eat 

ji.i^.I  have  defired  to  eat  this  paffover 

John  4.  3  2.I  have  meat  to  eat  ye  know  not  of 

3  3  .hath  any  man  brought  him  ought  to  eat 

6V5  i.ean  this  man  give  us  his  flefh  to  eat 

Acl.zy.i  5  -had  broken  it,he  began  to  eat 

1  Cor.8. 10.be  emboldened  to  eat  thofe  things 

1  i.io.thisis  not  toeat  the  Lords  fupper 

3  j.when  ye  come  togeth.to  fa. tarry  one  for 
Heb.  1 3 . 1  o.w  hereof  they  have  no  right  to  cat 
ReveL  2.7  .will  I  give  to  eat  of  the  tree  of  life 
14.ro  eat  things  facrificed  unto  Idols 

Verfe  20. 
1 7 .  w  ill  I  give  to  eat  of  the  hidden  Manna 
Cat  up- 
Gen. 4  i.4.did  eat  up  the  feven  fat  kine.  Ver.20. 
Lmf.26.38.land  of  your  enemies  fhaleat  you  up 
Num.  24>8.he  (hall  cat  up  the  nations  his  enemies 
D^.28.3  3.fhallanati.thouknoweft  not  art  up 
Pfal.zj.z.  came  upon  me  to  eat  up  my  flefh 

105.35. and  did  eat  up  all  the  herbs 
Jfa.  jo.o.the  moth  (hall eat  them  up.     Ch.5 1.8 . 
Jer.  5.17  .they  (hall  c at  up  thine  harveft 

they  (hall  eat  up  thy  flockes 
they  (hall  eat  up  thy  vines 
22.22.the  wind  (hall  eat  up  all  thy  paftours 
Ho  fa. %. they  eat  upthe  fin  of  my  people 
Amo^.^-and  did  eat  up  a  part 
Mzfe.  3 . 1 5  .(hall  etff  thee  up  like  the  cankerworme 
Revel.  lo.p.take  it,  and  eat  it  up 

(Eaten « 
Gcfz.  3 . 1 1  .haft  thou  eaten  of  the  tree  whereof 
i7.to  the  voice  ofthy  wife,and  haHeaten 
6.21  .take  to  thee  of  all  food  that  is  eaten 
14. 24.that  which  the  young  men  have  eaten 

2  7. 3  3 .1  have  eaten  of  all  before  thou  earned 
3 1 .3  8. the  rams  of  thy  flock  have  I  not  eaten 
41.2 1. when  they  hadeaten  themup,it  could 

not  be  known  that  they  had  eaten  them 
43 .2.when  they  had  eaten  up  the  com 
Exod..z.^6.\n  one  houfe  (hall  it  be  eaten 
13.3  .there  (hall  no  leavened  bread  be  eaten 

7  .unleavened  bread  (halbe  eaten 
2 1. 2 8. his  flefh  (hall  not  be  eaten 
2 1 . 5  ■  caufe  a  vineyard  to  be  eaten 
29.3  4-it  (hall  not  be  eaten,  becaufe  it  is  holy 
Levit.6. 1 6.in  the  holy  place  fhall  it  be  eaten 

Chapt.  26.7,6. 
23.ftialbe  wholly  burnt,it  (hall  not  be  eaten 
3  o .blou d  w hereof  is  to  reconcile,fhalbe  cat. 
7.1  j.offeringsof  thankfgiving  (halbe  eaten 
i6.(halbe  eaten  the  fame  day  that  he  offereth 
the  remainder  of  it  (halbe  eaten 
1 8.facrifice  of  his  peace-offerings  be  eaten 
19. fhall  not  beeatenjt  (halbe  burnt 
1  o.  1 7.W  herfore  have  ye  not  ca.the  fin  offering 
1 8  .ye  fhould  indeed  have  eaten 
19.  if  I  had  eaten  the  fin-offering  to  day 
'i  1 . 1 3  .they  (hall  not  be  eaten.       Vent.  14.19. 
34.  of  all  meat  which  may  be  eaten 
4 1  .fhalbc  abomination, (hall  not  be  eaten 
47. and  the  beaft  that  may  not  be  eaten 
17.13.  any  beaft  that  may  be  eaten 
1 9.6.it  (halbe Mtes the  fame  day.    Ch.22.30. 
7. and  if  it  be  eaten  at  all  in  the  third  day 
2  3  .it  (hall  not  be  eaten  of 
Num.  28.1 7. feven  daies  fhal  unleav .bread  be  eaten 
Deut.6.11  .when  thou  (halt  have  eaten,8t  be  full 
Chapt.8.iOji2. 
1 2.22.  as  the  Roe-buck  and  the  Hart  is  eaten 
20.6.  and  hath  not  yet  eaten  of  it 
26. 1 4.I  have  not  eaten  thereof 
29.6.ye  have  not  eaten  bread 
3 1. 20. they  (hall  have  caten,and  be  filled 
Jof  5 . 1 2.the  morrow  after  they  had  ea.oi the  corn 
Ruth  3.7.whenBoaz  had eatcnand  drunken 
1  Sam.i.cj.rok  up  after  they  had  eaten 
14. 30. if  the  people  had  eaten  freely 
a8.20.fell  to  the  ground,for  he  had  eat.no  bre, 


EAT       EAT 

30. 1 2. for  he  had  eaten  no  bread 

when  he  had  eaten,  his  fpirit  came  again 
2  Srf.19.42.h1ve  we  at  all  eaten  of  rhe  kings  coft 
1  Kjn.  13.22.  cameft  back,and  haft  eaten  bread 
23  .after  he  had  eaten  bread 
28.  the  lion  had  not  eaten  his  carkifle 
2 10)2.6.23. and  when  they  had  eaten  and  drunken 
NA5.14.have  not  eaten  the  bread  of  the  govern. 
Job  6.6. an  that  which  is  unfavoury  be  eaten 
3  i.iy.or  have  eaten  my  morfcll  alone 

fatherlefle  have  not  eaten  thereof 
3  9.if  I  have  eaten  the  fruits  thereof 
Pfal.6o.g.  zeale  of  thine  houfe  hath  eaten  me  up 

102. 9.I  haveeaten  afhes  like  bread 
P»'0.9.i7.bread  eatenin  fecretis  fweet 

23.8  .the  morfell  which  thou  haft  eaten 
Cant.  5.1 .1  have  eaten  my  honycomb  with 
lfa.i.\/\.ye  have  eaten  up  the  vineyard 

5.5.and  it  fhalbe  eaten  up:  and  break  down  the 
6.1 3. it  (hall  return,  and  (halbe eaten 
44. 1 9.I  have  rofted  flefh,and  eaten  it 
Jer.  10.2  5.  fotthey  have  eaten  up  Jacob 
24.2.couldnotbefttfe»  they  were  fobad 

Verfe  3. 
8. which  cannot  be  eaten 
29. 1 7.that  cannot  be  eaten  they  are  fo  bad 
3 1.29-the  fathers  have  eaten  fowre  grapes 

£3^.18.  1. 
£^.4.i4.havenote<Jt.ofthatwct,diethofitft:lf 
i8.6.hath  not  eaten  upon  the  mountaines 

Verfe  15. 
1 1  .but  hath  eaten  upon  the  mountaines 
3 4. 1 8.to  have  eaten  up  the  good  pafture 

45.2  i.unleavened  bread  fhalbe  eaten 
Hof.10.13.  yehaveeaten  the  fruitof  lies 

Joel  1 ,4.palmer-woim  hath  kfr,the  locu.hath  ca. 

hath  the  cankerworm  eaten 

hath  the  caterpiller  eaten 

2.25.  reftore  you  the  years  the  locuft  hath  eat. 

AfflM4.21.and  they  that  hadeaten.       Mar.Z.a. 

Lu\.\  3.26.  we  haveeaten  &  drunken  in  thy  prtf. 

I7.8.till  lhave  eaten  and  drunken.then, 
John  2. 17.  the  zeale  of  thine  houfe  hath  eat.me  up 

6. 1 3 .  remained  to  them  that  had  eaten 
Ac7.io.io.beca.me  very  hungry,&  would  haveea. 
i4.never  eaten  any  thing  that  is  common 
1 2. 23. and  he  was  eaten  of  yiotmes 

2  o.  1 1  .and  broken  bread,and  eaten 

27. 3  8. and  when  he  had  eaten  enough 
Revel.  10,  io.as  foon  as  I  had  eaten  it 

S^ot^eaten.  See^ftath, 
Cateiv 
jWg.14.14.out  of  the  eater  came  forth  meat 
lfa.  5  5 .  x  o .  may  give  bread  to  the  eater 
Nah.  3 . 1 2.fhall  fall  into  the  mouth  of  the  eater 

Caters. 
Pro.z  3 .20.be  not  among  riotous  eaters  of  flefh 

dEateft. 
Ge?i.z.i7'in  the  day  that  thou  eateft3tho\i  (halt  die 
1  Sam.  1  •  8 .  w  hy  eatejl  thou  not 
1  K/B.2i.5.fpirit  fo fad,that  thoueateft  no  bread 

Catetb. 
Exod.  1 2.1 5.whofoever  eateth  leavened  bread 

i9.whofoeverr«£^/7  that  which  is  leavened 
Levti-7. 1 8  .the  foul  that  eat.of  it,(hal  bear  his  ini. 
20.  but  the  foul  that  eateth,havinghis  uncle. 
2  5.  for  whofoever  eateth  the  fat 

even  the  foule  that  eateth 
i7.whatfoever  foul  it  be  that  eateth  bloud 
1 1 .40.he  that  eateth  of  the  carkafle  of  it  (hall 
14.47.he  that  eateth  in  the  houfe 
17. 10. that  eateth  any  manner  of  bloud 

againft  that  foule  that  eateth  bloud 
1 4.whofoever  eateth  it  (halbe  cut  off 
1 5. and  every  foule  that  eateth  that  which 
i£.8.every  one  that  eat.it  fhal  bear  his  iniquity 
Num.  13.32.  land  that  eateth  up  the  inhabitants 
1  5<z#2.i4.24.curfed  is  the  man  that  eateth 

Verfe  28. 
Job  5. 5  .whofe  harveft  the  hungry  eateth 
a  1 . 2  5  .and  never  eateth  w  itn  pleafure 
40. 1 5. he  eateth  grafle  as  an  oxe 
P/a/.io6.20.fimilitudeof  an  oxe  that  eateth  gtafs 
Pro.  1 3 . 2  5 .  the  righteous  eateth  to  the  fatisfying 
^o.zo.eateth,and  wipeth  her  mouth 

3  1.Z7. eotetb  not  the  bread  of  idlenefle 


EAT       E  B  E 

Ecclef.4. 5.and eateth  his  owne  flefh 

5. 1 7. all  his  daies  alfo  he  eateth  in  darkneife 
6.2.but  a  ftranger  eateth  it :  This  is  vanity 
lfa- 28,4.111  his  hand  he  eateth  it 

29.8.and  behold  he  eateth  ;  but  he  awaketh  & 

44. 1 6.  with  part  thereof  he  eateth  flefh 

59.5-he  that  eateth  of  their  eggsdieth 

Jer.  31.30.  every  one  that  eate.of  the  fowre  grape 

Mat.g.  1 1. why  eateth  your  mafter  with  publicans 

Mar.z.  1 6.how  is  it  that  he  eateth  with  publicans 

14.18.one  of  you  which  eateth  with  me 
Lu\.\  5.4.receiveth  finners,  and  eateth  with  them 
Job-6.  w-whofo eateth  my  flefh.  Ver.56. 

5  7  .fo  he  that  eateth  me  fhall  live 
5  8. he  that  eateth  of  this  bread 
1 3- 1 8. he  that  eateth  bread  with  me 
Rom.  14. 2.another>who  is  vteak,eateth herbs1 
3  .that  eateth,deCpi[e  him  that  eateth  not 

which  eateth  not,defpife  him  that  eateth 
6.and  he  that  eateth,  eateth  to  the  Lord 

he  that  eateth  not  to  the  Lotd,eatcth  not 

20.evill  for  that  man  who  eate. with  offence 

1  Cor. u.tg.he  that  eatethand  drinketh  unworth. 

eateth  and  drinketh  damnation 

Catetb  not. 

Rom.  14.3  .defpife  him'that  eateth  not 

let  not  him  which  eateth  not 
6.and  he  that  eateth  not3to  the  'L.eatcth not 
2  3  .becaufe  he  eateth  not  of  faith 
1  Cor.9.7. and  eateth  not  of  the  fruit  thereof 

and  eateth  not  of  the  milk  thereof 
©atfng. 
Exod.  12.4.  every  man  according  to  his  eating 

Chapt.16.16.  &  18. zi. 

Judg.  1 4-9.went  on  eating,  and  came  to  his  father 

Ruth  3. 3. fhall  have  done  eating  and  drinking 

1  Sam.  1 4/3  4.  againft  the  L.in  eat.with  the  bloud 

30.1 6.upon  all  the  eavth,eating  and  drinking 

1  Kin.  1. 41. made  an  end  of  eating 
q.zo.eatingand  drinking,and  making  merry 

2  ^OT.4.40.  as  they  were  eating  of  the  pottage 
1  Chro.i  2.39.  three  daies  f<z«»g  and  drinking 
Job  1 . 1 3  .and  daughters  were  eating  and  drinking 

«    ,,     •  Verfe  is! 

20.2  3. fhall  rain  it  upon  him  while  he  is  eating 
lfa.  22.13  -Killing  fheep,and  eating  flefh 

66. 1 7  .in  the  midft  eating  fwines  flefh 
Amo.j.z.  made  an  end  of  eating  the  grafle 
Mat .  1 1 . 1 8  John  came  neither  eatl.  nor  drinking 

Luke 7-13. 
19. Son  of  man  came  eating  and  drinking 

18^7.34. 

24. 3  8.they  were  eating  and  drinking 
26.26.and  as  they  were  eating 

L«£.io.7.remain  eatingand drinking,fuch 
1  Cfl/-.8.4.concerning  the  eating  of  thofe  things 
1 1 . 2 1  .for  in  eati?ig,e very  one  taketh  before 
<£bai. 
Ge».36.2  3.childrenofShobal,£^/,  Shepho 

1  Chron.i.^o. 
Deut.i  i.29.put  the  curfe  upon  mount  Ebal 
1  Chro.i. zz.zndEbal,Si  Abimael,fons  of  Joktan 

Mount  <S£\fo\. 
Deut.Z7.^.thi$day'mmonntEbal 

1 3  .thefe  (hall  ftand  upon  mount  Ebal   ■ 
Jof.8.3  o.built  an  altar  in  mount  Ebal 

3  3 .  and  halfe  of  them  againft  mount  Ebal 
OBbeD. 
Judg-o.z6.and  Gaal  thefon  oiEbedcams 
28. and  Gaal  thefon  ofEbedCaid 
3  o.the  words  of  Gaal  thefon  of  Ebed 

3  1  .Gaal  the  fon  of  Eb.&c  his  breth.be  come 

4  5. and  Gaal  the  fon  of  Ebed  went  out . 
E%ra  2.6.  Ebed  the  fon  of  Jonathan 

<CbeD=melccli. 
Jer. 1 8 ,7.now  when  Ebed-melech  heard  that  they 
S.Ebed-melech  went  forth  and  (pake 
io.the  King  commanded  Ebed-melech  to 
1 1  .fo  Ebed-melech  took  the  men  with 
1 2.and  Ebed-melech  the  Ethiopian  (aid 
39. 1 6.go  and  fpeak  to  Ebed-melech 
€be»t=ejeiv 
1  &2/».4.i.Ifrael  pitched  befide  Eben-eigr 
5. 1. and  brought  it  from  Eben-e^er 
7.  i  z.called  the  name  of  it  Eben-e^er 

dBbcr. 


E  D  E      E  D  G 


Cber, 

Gen  10.1 1  -Shem  the  fadier  of  the  childre  of  Eber 
24.  Salah begat  «4ff.  *  cfo«- * •  * 8 • 

a  <.unto  £^"  were  borne  two  Ions 
'  .  i  Cbfon.i. ig. 

11,14  Salah  lived  30.yearSiand  begat  Xfer 
1 5  .after  he  begat  £fer  40  $  :yeares 
i~6.Eber  lived  34.years,andbegat  Peleg 
xy.EfcK  lived  after  4go.yeares 

Num  24  24*iPs  ftom  clnittim  (ha11  afflia:  £^ 

8  iz£btr,8c  Mitham,&  Shamed,fons  of Elpaal 
Neh.iz.zo.of SallaijKallai :  of  Amok^feeJ" 
(JBblafapl). 

1  cfero.^.i^Elkanah  hisfon,and  Eiiafaph 

,*. the  fon  of  Ebiaf.foa  of  Korah.Ch.g.tO' 
<ffibonp. 
£«/^.27. 1  j .brought  homes  oflvory  and  Ebony    . 

Mm.  33  .3  4-and  encamped  at  Ebronab 
3  5. and  they  departed  from  Ebronab 

/of.iz.  J4.children  of  Gad  called  the  altar  Ed 

GcB.3  5.  n  Jacob  fpread  his  tent  beyond  Eifor 

Gc«. 2 .8  .planted  a  garden  eaftward  in  £ie« 
io.river  went  out  of  Eden  towater 
1  5 .  God  put  man  into  the  garden  of  Eden 
3. 2  3. fent  him  forth  from  the  garden  of  Eden 
24. placed  at  the  eaft  of  the  garden  of Eden 
4. 1 6.1and  of  Nod  on  the  eaft  of  Eden 
lpi.%\.i .make her  wilderneffe  like  Eden 
E^ck-1  ^ .  1 1 .  thou  haft  been  in  E  den 
3 1.9.(0  that  all  the  trees  of  Eden  envied 
ifi.all  the  trees  of  Eden  fhalbe  comforted 
i8.among  the  trees  of  Eden,yet  (halt  thou 
be  brought  down  with  the  trees  of  Eden 
36.3  5-become  like  the  garden  of  Eden 
Joel  i.  3. land  is  as  the  garden  of  Eden 
Amo.i.  j.holdeththefcepter  from  the  houfe  of  E. 

tiguen. 

2  Kin.  1 9. 1  a-and  the  children  of  Eden.  Ifa.^y.i  2. 
2  Chro.  29. 1  z.and  Eden  the  fon  of  Joah 

3 1 . 1  j  .and  next  him  were  Eden 
E^f£.27.2  3.andE<fe,the  merchants  of  Shebah 

(SJuer, 

1  Cfo-o.23.J3.Mahli,&  £fifo-,and  Jerimoth,  three 

Chapt.24.30. 

€uer, 

Jof.i  5.21.  were  Kabzeel  and  Edcr,  cities  of  Jud 

<£0ge. 

Exod.  1 3 .20.10  the  edge  of  the  wilderneffe 
2  6-4.upon  the  edge  of  the  one  curtaine 

in  the  uttermoft  edge  of  another 
5. make  in  the  edge  of  the  curtaine 
io.fifty  loops  in  theedge  of  the  one 

and  fifty  loops  in  the  edge  of  the  curtain 
36. 1 1. on  the  edge  of  one  curtain  loops 
1 2.made  he  in  the  edge  of  the  curtain 
17. the  uttermoft  edge  of  the-  curtaine 

loops  made  he  upon  the  edge 
NttW.33.6.  which  is  in  the  edge  of  the  wildcrnefs 

37.in  the  e%  of  the  land  of  Edom 
Jof.\  3<27.unto  the  edge  of  the  fea  of  Cinneroth 
Ectlef.  10.10.and  he  do  not  whet  the  edge 
Jer.\  1 .29.the  childrens  teeth  are  fet  on  edge 

30.  eateth  fowre  grape,  his  teeth— fet  on  ed. 
£^%.4J-tJ-thebotderby  the  edge  thereof  acubit 

tiStiQp  of  the  fword. 
Ge«.34.z^.flew  Hamor  with  the  edge  of  the  fwo. 
Exod.  17. 1  j.his  people  with  theedge  of  the  fword 
N1m.11.z4..  (mote  htm  with  thereof  the  fword 
Deut.  13.15  .fmite  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 

deftroying  it  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
20. 1 3«every  male  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
fof.6.2. 1  .deftroyed  all  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
8.24.all  fallen  on  the  edge  of  the  fword 

fmote  Ai  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
io.28.fmote  it  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 

Ver.30, 32,35, 37,39.8c  1  Sam.22.19. 
1 1 .1 1  .fmote  all  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
1 2.  fmote  them  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
i4-they  fmote  with  theedge  of  the  fword 
19.47  .fmote  it  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 

Judges  18.25, 


EDI       ED O 

Jiidg.'^.x  5.difcomfi.Sifera  with  the  ed.ofthe  fw. 
ioVhoft  fell  upon  the  edge  of  the  fword 
18127.  fmote  them  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
Chapt.^o^S. 
20. 37.  the  city  with  "the  -edge  of  the  fword 
2 1 . 1  o.  Jabefh-Gflead  With  the  edgeof  the  two. 
i  Sam.i  5.8.people  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
iSam.i  5.i4.fmitethe  city  with  th'ecd;of  the  fw. 
2  i^»z.  10. 2  5. they  fmot^'them  with  the  c.cf  the  f. 
fob  1 . 1 5 .  flairie  with1  tke-edge  of  the  fweird 

Verfe  17. 
PA/.89.43.  haft  turned  the  edge  of  thefword  - 
JFe/.2ii7.fmite  them  with  the  idge  of  the  fword 
Lidi.  2 1 .  24.fhall  fall  by  theedge  of  the  fword 
Hcb.i  i.34.efcaped  theedge  of  the  fword 

%■%!?.  i8.2.the  childrens  teeth  arc  fet  en  edge. 

Two  COgCt). 
Pfal.  i49.6.a  two  edged  'fword  in  their  hand 
Pro.  5.4.  fharp  as  zty/oedged  fword 
Heb.4. 1 2.  fharper  then  any  two  edged  fword  . 
Rev.  1 . 1 6 .  went  a  fharp  two  edged  fwotd 

Exod.  18 .7.joyned  at  the  two  edges  thereof    ; 

3  9  4-by  the  two  edges  was  it  coupled  together 
Jitdg  3.i6.a  dagger  which  had  tvtoedges 
Rev.  z.  1  6.the  fharp  fw  ord  w  it h  two  edges 

Cuificatton. 
Rom.  1 5.2.  pleafe  his  neighb.for  his  good  to edifie. 
1  Cor.  1 4. 3  .fpeaketh  unto  men  to  edification 
2  Cor.  1 0.8. the  Lord  hath  given  us  for  edification 
1 3 .  10. the  Lord  hath  given  me  to  edification 
To  Jotfie. 
Rom  i4.i9.wherwith  one  may  cdifie  one  another 
1  Cor.  1  o. 2 3 -but  all  things  edifie  not 
1  Tbef.  5.11  .comfort  and  edifie  one  another 

Acl.g.$  i.Churches  had  reft,were  edified 
1  Cor.  1 4. 1 7  .but  the  other  is  not  edified 

©rjtfpfng, 

1  CoAi4.5.the  Churches  may  receive  edifying 
1 2-excell  to  the  edifying  of  the  Church 
2<5.1et  all  things  be  done  unto  edifying 
z  Cor.  1 2. 19.  we  do  all  things  for  your  edifying 
Epbefa.iz.edifyingof 'the  body  of  Chrift    . 
i6.edifying  of  it  felfe  in  love 
29.good  to  the  ufe  of  edifying 
1  Tim.i.A.  minifter  queftions.tather  thsavedifying 

©Btfictl). 
1  fw.S.i.knowledge  pu'ffeth  up,but  charity  edifi. 
14.4/peafcs  in  an  unknown  tongue  eifchimfelf 
prophefieth,  edifielh  the  Church 

<EOom. 
Gen.  z  5 . 3  o.therefore  wns  his  name  called  Edom 
3  2.3.  the  land  of  Seir,the  country  of  Edom 
36.  i.Efaujwho  is  Edom.  Ver.S,  19. 

itf.dukcs  that  came  of  Eliph.in  the  la.of  £. 
I7>dukes  of  Revel  in  the  land  of Edom 
z  1  .children  of  Seir  in  the  land  of  E  dum 
3 1. kings  that  reigned  in  the  land  of  Edom 
1  Chron.  1.43. 

3  2.Bela,fon  of  Beor  reigned  in  Edom 

4  3 .  thefe  be  the  dukes  of  Edom 

1  Cforo/7.51.54. 
Exod.  1  5. 1 5-dukes  of  Edom  fhalbe  amazed 
Naw.20.14.  fent  meffengers  to  the  king  of  Edom 
1 8. and  Edom  faid  unto  him,Thou  fhalt  not 
20. and  Edom  came  out  againft  him 
z  i  .Edom  refufed  to  give  lfrael  paffage 
2  3  .by  the  coaft  of  the  land  o  f  Edom 
21.4.10  compaffe  the  land  of  Edom 
24.1  S.and  Edom  fhalbe  a  pofleffion 
3  3 . 3  7 .  in  the  edge  of  the  land  of  Edom 
3  4. 3. along  by  the  coafts  of  Edom 
fof.i  5-t.even  to  the  borders  of  Edom 

2 1.  toward  the  coaft  of  Edom 
Judg.  5.4.marchedft  out  of  the  field  of  Edom 
1 1.1 7. fent  meffengers  to  the  king  of  Edom 

the  king  of  Edom  would  not 
1 8  .and  compaffed  the  land  of  Edom 

1  Sam.  1 4.47. Saul  fought  againft  Edom 

2  Sam.S.  14.  garifons  in  Erffl«,thorowout  all  Edo. 

they  of  Edom  became  Davids  fcrvants 
1  Kjn.g.zS.red  fea.  in  the  land  of  Edom 
1  i-i4.he  was  of  the  kings  feed  of  Edom 


EDO:     EFF 

,  1 5;  when  David  was  in  £^ta 

had  ftn&tefc  every  male  in  Edom 
1 6-cut  offevery  mal«.in  Edom 
22. 47. there  was  theft  ho  king  in  Edom 
2  Kjn-3-  8-way  thorow  the  wilderneffe  of  Edom 
g.fo  the  King'of  E'dim  went 

1  i.theking  of  £)domvrent  down  to  him 
2o.came  ware*  by  the  way  of  Edom 
z&.  even  unto  the  king  of  Edom 

8.  s'oiin  his  daics  Edom  revolted 

22  .yet  Edom  reyoltid/from  under  the  hand 
1 4.7.;  fie  w  of  Edom  in  the  valley  of  fait  i  :- 

1  o.ihou  haft  indeed  finitten  Edom 
1  cbro.  1 8 . 1 1 .  gold  that  he  brought  from  Edom 

1 3 .  and  he  put  garifons  sin  Edom 
z  Chv.3.t7.fei  fide  in  the  land  of  Edom  ) 

2  5\20.;they  fought  after  the  gods  of  Edom     \ 
Pfal.6o.S. over  Edom  will  I  eaft  my  fliooe 

Pfal.ioti-p. 
9.whowilllcad  meintoEdom.  Pfa.108. 10. 
8  3 .6.  the  tabernacles  of  E4om 

1  37:7.  remember  the  children  of  Edom 
tfa.  1 1. 1 4.fhall  lay  their  hand  upon  Moib,Edom 

63.1.WI10  is  this  that  cometh  from  Edom 
fer.g.z6. Egypt  &  Judah,apid  Edom  I  will  punifh 

2  5.2 1. Edom  and  the  children  of  Ammon     ,: 
27. 3.  fend  them  to  the  king  of  Edom  . 
40. 1 1  .all  the  Jewes  that  were  in  Edom 
49.7.concerning  Edom  thus  faith  the  Lord 

i7.alfo£fte  fhalbe  a  defolation 
20. that  he  hath  taken  againft  £fifo«i 

2  2. heart  of  the  mighty  men  of  Edom 
E%c\.  2  5. 1 2.becaufe  that  Edom  hath  dealt  againft 

1 3  .will  ftretch  mine  hand  upon  Edom 

14.  will  lay  my  vengeance  upon  Edom 
do  in  Edom  according  to  mine  anger 

3  2.29.  there  is  Edomand  her  king 
Dan.i  i.4i.efcape  out  of  his  hand,£^ow  &  Moab 
Joel  i.ig.Edom  fhalbe  a  defolate  wilderneffe 
Amo.i:6.  to  deliver  them  up  to  Edom 

9-tiiey  delivered  up  the  captivity  to  Edom 
2. 1 .  he  burnt  the  bones  of  the  king  of  Edom 
9. 1 2.may  poffeffe  the  remnant  of  Edom 
Obad.  1  .thus  faith  God  concerning  Edom 
8.deftroy  the  wife  men  out  of  Edom 
Mal.i.q.where  as  £i.faith,  We  are  impoverifhed 
Daughter  o/«JEDOtn.  See  3Datlg!jf er, 
dBDomite. 

Ge3.369.Efau  the  father  of  the  Edomites.  V.43. 

Deut . z  3 .7 .thou  fhalt  not  abhorre  an  Edomite 

1  Srt/#.2i.7.hisname  wasDoeg,an  Edomite 

22.9.then  anfwered Doeg  an  Edomite 

1 8. and  Docg  the  Edomite  turned 

2  2.whcn  Doeg  the  Edomite  was  there 
1  I^iB.ii.I.womcn  of  the  Edomites,Zidon.&  Hit. 

1 4.'ftirred  up  Hadad  the  Edomite 
i7.Hadad  fled  with  certain  Edomites 
z  Kin.8. zi.rofe  by  nighr,and  fmote  the  Edomites 

1  <:bro.  1 8. 1 2.flew  the  Edom.in  the  valley  o:  f.it 
1 3.  the  Edomites  became  Davids  fervants 

2  Cfo'o.2i.8.inhis  daies  the  Edomites  revolted 
9. fmote  the  Edomites  which  compaffed  him 
i  o.  fo  the  Edomites  revolted 

2  5.i4.wascome  from  the  fliughtof  the  Edom. 

1 9.I0  thou  haft  fmitten  the  Edomites 
28. 17. Edomites  had  come  and  fmitten  Judah 
&D:ef- 

Num.  21.33  -went  to  the  battell  at  Edrei 
De«f.i.4.whkhdwelt  at  Aftaroth  in  Edrei 

fofua  iz.4. 

3 .  r .  Og  and  his  people  to  battell  at  Edrei 

io.all  Bafhan  unto  Salchah,and  Edrei 

Jof.  13.12.  which  reigned  in  Afhtaroth  &  in  Ed. 

3  i.halfGilead  and  £rfw,cities  of  Og 

19,3 7«and  Kedefh  and  £^'ei5and  En-hazor 

Effect. 

Num.10.%.  make  her  vow  ofnonecfe^ 
z  Cfc-0.34.22.they  fpake  to  her  to  thztefecf 
Pfal.$i  .to.devices  of  the  people  of  none  eff'ecJ 
lfa.%  z.  17 -the  effect  of  righteoufnefle,  quietneffe 
E^e£.  12.23  .and  che  effeel  of  every  vifion 
Mat.  1 5.6.  commandement  of  God  of  none  effecl 
Mar. 7.1 ;  .making  the  word  of  none  effect 
ft»«2.3.3.makethe  faith  of  God  of  none  effect 
4. 14. the  promife  made  of  noneeffeel 
9.6.  word  of  God  hath  taken  no  effefi 

1  Cor.  r.i7.crofTe 


EFF       EGY 

i  Cor.  i.i7.crofs  of  Ch.fhould  be  made  of  none  ejf. 
Gal.  j.iT.promife  of  God  of  none  effeel 
5-4.of  none  ejfeft  unto  you 
Cffcct. 
Jer.48.30.  his  lies  (hall  not  (oeffeft  it 

CffcctcD. 
2  Cbro.j.i  1  .he  profperoufly  effeeled 

CffcctuaH. 
1  Co;1. 1 6.g.  a  great  doore  and  efeclaall  is  opened 
i  Cor.i.c^.w^is^^-inthe  enduring  of  the  fame 
Ephef.  3. 7. given  to  me  by  the  effedluall  working 

4.  itf.according  to  the  ejfedluall  working 
Vbikm.6. thy  faith  may  become  eff'ectuall 
Jam.  $• .  1 6.effeCtnaIl  praier  of  a  righteous  roan 

CffecWallp. 
Gd/.i.8.he  th3t  wrought  effeclually  in  Peter 
1  7bef.z.\%.  tffeHtt.  worketh  in  you  that  beleeve 

effeminate. 
1  CoY.6.$.not  adulterers,nor  effemlnateynos 

<£gge, 
Job  6.6.any  t3fte  inthe  white  of  an  egge 
Im,\.  1 1 . 1  z. if  he  ask  an  egge, wil  he  give  him  a  fc. 


Deut.  2  2.6.whether  young  ones,  or  egges 

and  the  dam  fitting  upon  the  egges 
Job  39.  14-which  leaveth  her  egges  in  the  earth 
if  a.  1  o.  1 4.as  one  gathereth  egges  that  are  left 
{  9 .  {  .they  hatch  Cockatrice  egges 

he  that  eateth  of  their  egges  dieth 
Jer.  1 7. 1 1 .  as  a  partridge  fitteth  on  egges 

Cglarj. 
2  Sam.  3 .  { .  fixthjlthream  by  £g/rt&  Davids  wife 

1  Chron.3.3. 
Ccdafm. 
2/S.  1  {.8.the  howling  thereof  unto  Eglaim 

ti^gLon  a  place. 
Jojb.  10. 34. J ofhua  paffed  unto  £g/o# 
3  6.  Joftuia  went  up  from  Eglon 
3 7. according  to  all  he  had  done  in  Eglon 
i{.39.Lachi(h,and  Bozath,and£j>/.ciuesof 
Kmg  of  Cgloit. 
Jof.  10.3  .fent  unto  Debir  king  of  Eglon 

5. the  five  kings,  the  king  of  Eglon  &  Lach. 
13. brought  forth  the  king  of  Eglon 

1  2.  1  i.the  king  of  Eglon  one 

Cglon. 

Judg.3 .  1  i.ftrengthened  JEgfez  the  king  of  Moab 

1 4.  the  children  of  Ifrael  ferved  Eglon 

1 5  .fent  a  prefent  unto  £g/»ra 

1 7  .he  brought  the  prefent  unto  Eglon 

and  £e^fl»  was  a  very  fat  man 

Cgppt. 
Gen.  1  { .  1 8  .from  the  river  of  Egypt  to  the  great  ri. 
25.18 .Ifmaels  fon  dwelt  before  Egypt 
4 1. 8. he  called  for  all  the  Magicians  of  Egypt 
45.9. God  hath  made  me  lord  of  all  Egypt 

2  3  .ten  afles  laden  with  good  things  of  Egy. 
47. 2 1. from  one  end  of  the  borders  of Egypt 
Exod.  1 .8.arofe  up  a  new  king  over  Egypt 

3 .  i7.bring  you  out  of  the  affliction  of  Egypt 

20.and  fmite  Egypt  with  all  my  wonders 
7.4.I  may  lay  mine  hand  upon  Egypt 

{.when  I  ftretch  forth  mine  hand  upon  Egy. 

1 1  .Magicians  of  Egypt  they  alfo  did 

1 9. ftretch  out  thine  hand,all  the  wat.of  Eg. 

2  2.and  the  Magicians  of  Egypt  did  fo 
8.6.out  his  hand  over  the  waters  of  Egypt 
9-4.between  the  cattell  of  Ifrael,&  cat.of  Egy. 

6.and  all  the  cattell  of  Egypt  died 
io.7.knoweft  thou  not  Egypt  is  deftroied 

i4.and  refted  in  all  the  coafts  of  Egypt 

1 9.remained  not  one  loc.in  all  the  co.of  E . 
1 1 . 1.  yet  wil  I  bring  one  plague  more  on  Egy. 

4.will  I  go  out  into  the  midft  of  Egypt 
1 2. 1 2againft  the  gods  of  Eg.Ile  execute  judg. 
1 3 . 3  .in  which  ye  came  out  from  Egypt 

1 4.  the  Lord  brought  us  out  from  Egypt 
14.7. and  he  took  all  the  charets  of  Egypt 
23.1 5. for  in  it  thou  cameft  out  from  Egypt 
34.18. inthe  mon.Abib  thou  cameft  out  fro  E. 
Num. 14. 1  j.as  thou  haft  forgive  this  peop.fro  Eg. 

2  2.  {.there  is  a  people  come  out  from  Egypt 
34.5  .from  Azmon  to  the  river  of  Egypt 

Deut.6.zz. wonders  great  and  fore  upon  Egypt 
7. 1 5.  none  of  the  evil  difeafes  of  E§.upon  thee 


EGY      EGY 

1 1 . 3 .  which  he  did  in  the  midft  of  Egypt 
4.and  what  he  did  unto  the  army  of  Egypt 

28.27.will  (mite  thee  with  the  botch  of  Egypt 
60. bring  upon  thee  all  the  difeafes  of  Egypt 
Jof.  {  .9.  the  reproach  of  Egypt  from  off  you 

13.3.6-001  Sihor,which  is  before  Egypt 

1  j.4.and  went  up  unto  the  river  of  Egypt 

47. and  her  villages  unto  the  riverof  Egypt 
24. 5  .and  I  plagued  Egypt 
Judg.6.%  .1  brought  you  up  from  Egypt 

„i  j. did  not  the  Lo.  bring  us  up  from  Egypt 
1 1.  i6.but  when  Ifrael  came  up  from  Egypt 

1  Sam.  1 5.2.  in  the  way,when  he  came  up  fro  Eg. 

7.Shur3that  is  over  againft  Egypt 
*o.  1 3.I  am  a  young  man  of  Egypt 

2  5^.7.23.  which  thou  redeemed  to  thee  from  £. 
iKjw.4.21.  and  unto  the  border  of  £<y/tf 

z'chron.g.z6. 

30.Sol.wifdom  excelled  all  the  wifd.of  Egy. 

8.6  {  .entring  in  of  Hamath  to  the  river  of  Eg. 

2  Cbron.7.8. 

z  Kjn.iS.z  u  now  behold  thou  trufteft  upon  Egy. 

24.and  put  thy  truft  on  Egypt  for  charets 

24#7.had  taken  from  the  river  of  £. unto  Eup. 

1  Chr.  13 .{. gathered  all  Ifr.fro  Shihor  of  £.unto 

2  Cbro.z6.8.  fpread  abroad  to  the  entring  of  Egy. 
Pfal.10^. 38. Egypt  was  glad  when  they  departed 

1 3  { .8  .who  fmote  the  firft-born  of  Egypt 

9.  into  the  midft  of  thee,0  Egypt 

i  36.10.to  him  that  fmote  Egypt 

rV0.7.i6\deckt  with  fine  linnen  of  Egypt 

Jfa.j.  1 8.  in  the  uttermoft  part  of  the  rivers  of  £. 

io.24.ftaffe  againft  thee,after  the  maner  of  £. 

26.1ift  it  up,after  the  manner  of  Egypt 
11.11  .recover  the  remnant  from  Egypt 
19. 1  .the  burden  of  Egypt,tht  Idols  of  Egypt 
(halbe  moved,&  heart  of  £?.(hall  melt 
3. and  the  fpirit  of  Egjpt  (hall  fade 
1 3. they  have  alfo  feduced  Egypt 
1 4. and  they  have  caufed  Egypt  to  erre 

1  {.neither  (hall  therebe  any  work  for  Egypt 
1 6. in  that  day  (hall  £g.be  like  unto  women 

2  2.and  the  Lord  (hall  fmite  Egypt  ; 
24.in  that  day  (hall  Ifr.be  the  3d.with  Egypt 
2  { .bleffed  be  Egypt  my  people 

20. 3  .for  a  figne  and  wonder  upon  Egypt 
4.buttocks  uncovered  to  theiihame  of  Egypt 
{.(halbe  aftiamed  of  Egypt  their  glory 

2  3-f  .as  at  the  report  concerning  Egypt 

27. 1 2.(hall  beat  off  unto  the  ftream  of  Egypt 

3  o.  2.and  to  truft  in  the  (hadow  of  Egypt 

3. truft  in  the  (hadow  of  Eg.yourconfufion 
36".6.in  the  ftaffe  of  this  broken  reed  Egypt 
9.  and  put  thy  truft  on  Egypt  for  charets 
43 . 3.I  gave  Egypt  for  thy  ranfome 
4{.  1 4-the  labour  of  Eg.Sc  merchand.of  Ethio. 
Jw.2.i8.what  haft  thou  to  do  in  the  way  of  Eg. 
36.  thou  alfo  (halt  be  aftiamed  of  Egypt 
$.z6.Egypt,  Judah,and  Edom  I  will  punifh 
43.i2.fireinthehoufes  of  the  gods  of  £gj/>f 
46».2.againft  Eg.againft  the  army  of  Pharaoh. 
8 .  Egypt  rifeth  up  like  a  floud 
zo.Egypt  is  like  a  faire  heifer 
25.  lie  punifli  Egypt  with  their  gods 
£^\20.7.deflle  not  your  felvs  with  the  id.of£. 
8.neither  did  they  forfake  the  idols  of  Egypt 
2  3 .8. Jeft  (he  her  whordoms  brought  from  Eg. 
27.  nor  remember  Egypt  any  more 
'  27. 7. fine  linnen  with  broidered  work  from  £. 
29.2.prophefie  againft  him,  &  againft  all  Egy. 
6\all  the  inhabitants  of  £<y.(hal  know  that 
14.1k  bring  again  the  caprivity  of  Egypt 
30. 4. the  fword  (hall  come  upon  Egypt 
6.they  alfo  that  uphold  Egypt  (hall  fall 
9. as  in  the  day  of  Egypt ;  for  lo  it  cometh 
1  o.Ile  make  the  multitude  of  Egy-  to  ceafe 
1 1. (hall  draw  their  fwords  againft  Egypt 
1  {.my  fury  upon  Sinithe  ftrength  of  Egypt 
1 8.when  I  (hal  break  there  the  yokes  of  Eg. 
32.1 2.they  (hall  fpoile  the  pomp  of  Egypt 
1 6.(hall  lament  for  Eg.  &  all  her  multitude 
i8.waileforthe  multitude  of  Egypt 
Dan.  1 1 .43  .over  all  the  precious  things  of  Egypt 
Hof.9.6.Egypt  (hall  gather  them  up 
Joel  3.19.  Egypt  (halbe  a  defolation 
Amo.q.  10.  fent  peftilence  after  the  manner  of  Eg. 


EGY       EG  Y 

8.8.(halbc  drowned  as  by  th:  flood  of  Egypt 
t  T  Chap.o*. 

Nabum  3.9.Ethiopia  Si  Egypt  were  her  ftrength 
Zech.io.i  i.the  fcepter  of  Egypt  (hall  depart  away 
14.13. if  the  family  of  Egypt  go  not  up 
i9.this  (halbe  the  puni(hment  of  Egypt 
Acls  7. 1  o.he  made  him  governour  over  Egypt 
Heb.  1 1 . 2  7  .by  fa  ith  he  forfook  Egypt 
Rev.i  i.8.which  fpiritually  is  cafled  Sodom  &  £f 
Daughter  of  (ggppt.    See  JDaugrjter, 
I^dBgppt. 
Ge».42.i.Jacob  faw  that  there  was  corn  in  Egypt 
2.1  have  heard  rhat  there  is  corn  in  Egypt 
3  .went  down  to  buy  corn  in  Egypt 
4{.  1 3. tell  my  father  of  all  my  glory  in  Egypt 
46.27.fons  of  Jofeph  born  to  him  in  Egypt 
47.29.bury  me  not  I  pray  thee  in  Egypt 
48.{.before  I  came  to  thee  in  Egypt 
{0.22.Jofeph  dwelt  in  Egypt,  he  and  his  father 
26.he  was  put  in  a  coffin  in  Egypt 
Exod.  1. {.for  Jofeph  was  in  Egypt  already 

3.7.affliclion  of  my  people  which  are  in  Egypt 
id.feen  that  which  is  done  to  you  in  Egypt 
4.i8.return  to  my  brethren  which  are  in  Egypt 
9. 1 8.fuch  as  hath  not  been  in  Egypt 
io.2.what  things  I  have  done  in  Egypt 
1 2.27.the  children  of  Ifrael  in  Egypt 
30.there  was  a  great  cry  in  Egypt 
40.children  of  Ifrael  who  dwelt  in  £gy/tf 
14. 1  i.bccaufe  there  were  no  graves  in  Egypt 
12. that  wedid  tell  thee  in  Egypt 
Nam.  1  i.{.fi(h  which  we  did  eat  in  Egypt     '-\: 
18.it  was  well  with  us  in  Egypt 
i3.22.builtfeven  yeers before  Zoan  in  Egypt 
i4.22.miracles  which  I  did  in  Egypt 
20.1  {.we  have  dwelt  in  Egypt 
2<5.{9.her  mother  bare  to  Levi  in  Egypt 
Deut.  i.^o.thit  he  did  for  you  in  Egypt 
4. 3.4. God  did  for  you  in  Egypt 
6.2i.we  were  Pharaohs  bondmen  inEgypt 
16.1 2.remcmb.  thou  waft  a  bondman  in  Egypt 
Chap.24.18. 
Jofh.g. 9«heard  all  that  he  did  in  Egypt 

24.7. have  fecn  what  I  have  done  in  Egypt 
i4.your  fathers  ferved,and  in  Egypt 
1  &«».2.27.when  they  were  in  Egypt 

1  Kw.n.ii.andwhenHadad heard  inEgypt 

46.Jerobo.was  in  Egypt  till  rhe  death°of  Sol. 
,     1 2.2.who  was  yet  in  £g.for  Jerob.dwelt  in  Eg. 

2  Cbron.  1  o.2.when  Jeroboam  who  was  in  Egypt 
Neb.g.g.zffii&ions  of  our  fathers  in  Egypt 
Pfal.78.43.how  he  had  wrought  his  fignes  in  Eg. 

{ 1. fmote  all  the  firft-born  in  Egypt 
io6.7.underftood  not  thy  wonders  in  Egypt 
2i.which  had  done  great  things  in  Egypt 
/#\42.i6.follow  clofe  after  you  in  Egypt 
46.  i4.declare  ye  in  Egypt 

19.0  thou  daughter  dwelling  in  Egypt 
E^.23.3.they  committed  whoredomes  in  Egypt 

30.4.when  the  llaine  (hall  fall  in  Egypt 
8.  when  I  have  fet  a  fireinfgyw 

16.1  will  fet  fire  in  Egypt 

19.I  will  execute  judgments  inEgypt 
Af<tf.2.i9.appeared  in  a  dreame  to  Jofeph  in  Egypt 
Acls  2.io.dwellers  in  Pamphilia,in  Eg.do heare   ( 
7. 1 2.heard  that  there  was  corn  in  Egypt 
i7.the  people  grew  in  Egypt 
34.feen  the  afflictions  which  are  in  Egypt 
Heb.i  1. 26\greater riches  then  the  treafures  of  Eg. 

Into  ^gppt. 
G«?.i2.io.Abraham  went  down  into  Egypt 
1 1. as  he  came  neer  to  enter  into  Egypt 
M.when  Abram  was  come  into  Egypt 
26.2.M)  Ifaac,go  not  down  into  Egypt 
37.28.they  brought  Jofeph  into  Egypt 
3$.Midianites  fold  him  into  Egypt 
4i.{7.all  countreyes  came  into  Egypt 
4{.4.whom  ye  fold  into  Egypt 
46.3.feare  not  to  go  down  into  Egypt 
4-go  down  with  thee  into  Egypt 
6.came  into  Egypt,  Jacob  and  all  his  feed 
7.his  feed  brought  he  with  him  into  Egypt 
8. came  into  Egypt,  Jacob  and  his  fons 
26.aH  the  foules  which  came  into  Egypt 
{o.i  4. Jofeph  returned  into  Egypt 
Exod.  1 . 1  .children  of  Ifrael  which  came  into  Egypt 


E  G  Y      EGY 

4.19.  go,  return  into  Egypt 

2 1. when  thou  goeft  to  return  into  Egypt 
««?.i4.j.better  for  us  to  return  into  Egypt 

4.they  faid.Let  us  return  into  Egypt 
20. 1  y  .our  fathers  went  into  Egypt 
Deut.  1  o.  2  2.thy  fathers  went  down  into  Egypt 

26.? .and  he  went  down  into  Egypt 
I     28.6-8.fhaH  bring  them  into  Egypt 
Wof.tA.A.bat  Jacob  went  downe  into  Egypt 
h  Sam.  1 2.8.when  Jacob  was  come  into  Egypt 
1  Kin.  1 1.  i7.Hadad  fled  to  go  into  Egypt 

40. Jeroboam  arofe3and  fled  into  Egypt 
Pfal  iof.23.  Ifraelalfo  came  into  Egypt 
Ifa.  i3. 1. the  Lord  (hall  come  into  Egypt 

2  j.the  Aflyrians  (hall  come  into  Egypt 
j  o.  2-that  walk  to  go  downe  into  Egypt 
5  2.4.went  down  aforetime  into  Egypt 

/«\26.2i.ned,and  went  intoEgypt 
22.the  king  fent  men  into  Egypt  _ 

certain  men  with  him  into  Egypt 
4 1 . 1 7  .to  go  to  enter  into  Egypt 
4  2. 1  j  .fet  your  faces  to  enter  into  Egypt 
1 7  .'fet  their  faces  to  go  into  Egypt 
1 8. when  ye  fhall  enter  intoEgypt 
lo.go  ye  not  into  Egypt 
4j.2.gonot  into  Egypt  tofojourne  there 
44. 1 2  .that  fet  their  faces  to  go  into  Egypt 
Z'tgk- 1 7-  *  5  -fending  his  ambafladors  into  Egypt 
Dan.  1 1 .8.  carry  captives  into  Egypt 
'dofn.i  .and  oile  is  carried  into  Egypt 
Mat.z.  1  3  .arife,  flee  into  Egypt 

i4.took  the  young  child,&  departed  into  E. 
4tf.7.9,moved  with envie.fold  Jofeph  into  Egypt 
1 5  Jacob  went  downe  into  Egypt 

3  4.  come,  I  will  fend  thee  into  Egypt 
3  9. in  their  hearts  turned  back  into  Egypt 

King  of  4£gppt.  See  Mng. 

Landof&s&pt' 
Gen.  1 3 . 1  o.like  the  land  of  Egypt  as  thou  comeft 
a  1.  si. took  him  a  wife  out  of  the  land  of  Egy- 
41.19.1  never  faw  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
2?.plenty  thorowout  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
3  o.plenty  fhalbe  forgotten  in  all  the  la.of  £. 
3  j.fethim  over  the  land  of  Egypt 
3 4.the  fifth  part  of  the  land  of  Egypt 

3  6.famine  (halbe  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

4  i.fet  thee  over  all  the  land  of  Egypt 

4  3. made  him  ruler  over  all  the  land  of  Egy. 
44. lift  his  foot  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt 

4? .went  over  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
48.food,which  were  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

5  3«feven  years  of  plenty  in  the  land  of  Egy. 
5  4. in  all  the  land  of  Egypt  there  was  bread 
5  y  -when  all  the  land  of  Egypt  was  famifhed 
56.  waxed  fore  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

4  f  .8  .ruler  thorowout  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
1 8. give  you  the  geod  of  all  the  land  of  Egy. 
1 9. take  ye  wagons  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt 
ao.the  good  of  the  land  of  Egypt  is  yours 
2  6-governour  over  all  the  land  of  Egypt 

46. 20.  to  Jofeph  in  the  land  of  Egy.  were  born 

47 ,6.the  land  of  Egypt  is  before  thee 

1 1. gave  them  poflefllon  in  the  land  of  Egy. 
1 3  .fo  the  land  of  Egypt  and  Canaan  fainted 
1 4.  the  mony  that  was  found  in  the  la.of  E . 
1  ^.when  mony  failed  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
20.bought  all  the  land  of  Egypt  for  Pharaoh 
26\made  it  a  law  over  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
27.1frael  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
28  Jacob  lived  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

48.5-which  wereborn  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

f  o-7.went  up  all  the  elders  of  the  land  of  Egy. 
E#fti.4.2o.and  he  returned  into  the  land  of  Egypt 

$.i2.people  were  fcat.thorow.all  the  la.of  £g. 

6.1 3  .bring  out  thechil.of  Ifr.out  of  che.l.of  £. 
Ver.2  6.&Chap.7.4. 
2"8 .  fpake  unto  Mofes  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

7-  3  .my  wonders  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

i9.may  be  bloud  thorowout  all  the  la.of  E. 
2i,there  was  bloud  thorow.all  the  la.of  E. 

8.?.caufe  frogs  to  come  up  upon  the  la.of  Eg. 
6.frogscame  up}&  covered  the  land  of  Egy. 
7.Mag.brought  up  frogs  upon  the  la.of  Ery. 
1 6.1ice  thorowout  all  the  land  of  Egypt  ° 

Verfe  17. 
14-aies  into  all  the  land  of  Egypt 


EGY      EGY 

9.9.fhal  become  fmall  duft  in  all  the  la.of  Egy. 

blains  thorowout  all  the  land  of  Egypt 

ar.theremaybehailein  all  the  land  of  Eg. 

upon  every  herb  thorowout  the  la.of  Egy. 

23.the  L.rained  hail  upon  the  land  of  Egypt 

24-was  none  like  it  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt 

2  j.haile  fmote  throughout  all  the  la.of  Egy. 

1 0.2  2.over  the  land  of  Egypt  for  the  loeufts 

that  they  may  come  up  upon  the  la.of  Eg- 

1 3 .Mof.ftretc forth  his  rod  over  the  l.of  E. 

14-locufts  went  up  overall  the  land  of  Egy. 

1  f  .or  in  the  herbs  through  all  the  land  of  E. 

2 1. there  may  be  darknefs  over  the  la.of  Eg. 

22.was  a  thick  darknefs  in  all  the  land  of  E. 

1 1. 3. man  Mof.was  very  great  in  the  la.of  Eg. 

5.  all  the  firft-born  in  the  la.of  Eg.fhall  die 

6.a  great  cry  thorowout  all  the  land  of  Egy. 

9.my  wonders  maybe  multipl.inthc  l.of  E. 

1 2. 1. fpake  unto  Moies  &  Aaron  in  the  l.of  E. 

1 2.I  will  pafle  through  the  land  of  Egypt 

&  finite  all  the  firft-born  in  the  la.of  Egy. 
1 7. 1  brought  your  armies  out  of  the  l.of  E. 
29.  L. fmote  all  the  firft-born  in  the  la.of  E. 
4i.hofts  of  the  L.went  out  from  the  l.of  E. 
42. for  bringing  them  out  from  the  la.of  £• 
5 1 .  out  of  the  land  of  Egyptby  their  armies 
1 3. 1  f.L.flew  all  the  firft-born  in  the  la.of  Eg. 
i8.went  up  harnefled  out  of  the  land  of  Eg. 
i6.i.afttr  their  departing  out  of  the  la.of  Egy- 
s.wouldGod  wehad  died  in  the  land  of  E. 
6. know  the  L.broughtyou  fro  the  la.of  Eg. 
2  2.when  I  brought  you  forth  fro  the  l.of  E. 
19. 1. were  gone  forth  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt 
ao.s.I  am  the  L.wch  bro.thee  out  of  the  l.of  E. 
22.21.were  ftrangers  in  the  la.of  ££.01.23.9. 
29.46.  brought  them  forth  out  of  the  la.of  Eg. 
j  2. 1  .as  for  Mofes  that  bro.us  out  of  the  l.of  E. 
Verfe  23. 
4.thy  godsjwhich  bro.th«e  out  of  the  l.of  E. 
S  Verfe  8. 

7-peo.which  thou  brought,  out  of  the  l.of  £. 
Ver.n.&  Chap.33.1. 
Lev.  1 1. 4  y.  that  brings  you  up  out  of  the  la.of  £. 
i8.3.after  the  doings  of  the  land  of  Egypt 
1 9.34.forye  were  ftrangers  in  the  land  of  Eg. 
36.I  am  the  L.wch  bro.you  out  of  the  l.of  £. 
Cha.26.i3.&2ywfl.if.4i.&De«f.?.6. 
&  3 3, 2*, 3 8. 
23.43.when  I  brought  them  out  of  the  l.of  E. 
2f  .42.  fervants  w"  I  bro.up  out  of  the  l.of  Eg. 
Verfe  5  5. 
26.4  y.w  horn  I  bro.forth  out  of  the  land  of  £. 
Nu.  1 . 1  .after  they  were  come  out  of  the  la.of  Eg. 
3 .13  .on  the  d.I  fmo.all  the  hrft-bof  the  l.ofE . 
Chapt.8.17. 
9.1.  after  they  were  come  out  of  the  la.of  Egy. 
l4.2.wouldGodwehad  died  in  the  la.of  Egy. 
26.4«which  went  forth  out  of  the  land  of£f_y. 
Chapt.33.1. 
Dent.  1.27.  out  of  the  land  of  Eg.  to  deliv.us  into 
y.ry.rememb.thou  waft  aferv.in  the  la.of  Eg. 
6. 1 2. from  the  land  of  £g.out  of  the  hoof  bon. 
Chapt.8.14. 
9. 7. day  thou  didft  depart  out  of  the  la.of  Egy. 
1  o.  1 9.ye  were  ftrangers  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
1 1. 1 0.1s  not  as  the  land  of  Egypt 
1 3 .  j  .which  brought  you  out  of  the  land  of  Eg. 
Ver.io.&  Chapt.20.1. 
1  j.i  %  .waft  a  bondman  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
16. 3-cameft  forth  out  of  the  la.of  Egy. in  hafte 
Chapt.14.22. 
reme.the  day  thou  cameft  out  of  the  l.of  £. 
29. 2. did  before  your  eyes  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
i6.ye  know  how  we  dwelt  in  the  la.of  Egy- 
2  5  .when  ye  bro.them  out  of  the  la.of  Egypt 
34.11  .fent  him  to  do  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
J0f.i4.1j.8c.  our  fathers  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt 
Jitclg.z.i  2.  which  bro.them  out  of  the  la.of  Egypt 
19.30.day— chil.oflf.came  out  of  the  la.of  £. 
1  &z.i2.6\bro.yourfathers  out  of  the  land  of  Eg. 
27.8.as  thou  goeft  to  Shur3even  to  the  l.of  Eg. 
iKf-6.1.  child.of  If.were  come  out  of  the  l.of  £  • 
8.9.coven.when  they  came  out  of  the  la.of  £. 
Verfe  21. 
9.9.brought  forth  their  fath.out  of  the  la.of  £. 
12.28.gods  w'h  broug.th.ee  out  of  the  la.of  Eg. 
Dd 


EGY      EGY 

2  Kin.  1 7.7.had  bro.them  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt 
3  6. brought  you  up  out  of  the  land  of Egypt 
2  ffe>\6.?.brought  my  people  out  of  the  la.of  Eg. 
7.2  2. brought  them  forth  out  of  the  land  of  E. 
Pfal.S  1. 10, 
20.  io.when  they  came  out  of  the  la.of  Egypt 
Pfal.7%.1 2.in  the  la.of Egypt,\n the  field  of  Zoan 
8  r.  5.  when  he  went  out  through  the  la.of  Egy. 
Ifa.ti.i  6.  day  he  came  up  out  of  the  land  of  Egy. 
19. 1 8. in  the  la.of  Eg.fpeak  the  langua.of  Can. 
19-altar  to  the  L.in  the  midft  of  the  l.of  Eg. 
20.and  for  a  witneffe  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
27.1 3. and  the  out-cafts  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
fer.z.6.  is  the  L.that  brou.us  out  of  the  la.of  Eg. 
7.22.day  that  I  bro.them  out  of  the  land  of  £. 
Chap.11.47.  &  34.13. 
2  5.  day  your  fath.  came  out  of  the  la.of  Egy. 
16. 14.  bro.up  the  chil.of  Ifr.out  of  the  l.of  £ . 
Chapt.23.7. 
24.8.and  them  thatdwell  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
31.3  2.to  bring  them  out  of  the  land  of Egypt 
3  a.20.which  haft  fet  fignes  in  the  land  of  Eg. 
21. brought  thy  people  Ifr.out  of  the  l.of  £. 
42. 14. but  we  will  go  into  the  land  of 'Egypt 

i6\fhal  overtake  you  there  in  the  land  of  E. 

43  7-fo  they  came  into  the  land  of  Egypt 

1 1  .he  cometh,he  dial  fmite  the  land  of  Egy. 

1 2. he  fhal  aray  himfelfe  with  the  land  of  £. 

13  .fhal  break  the  ima. — that  is  in  the  l.cf  E. 

44. 1 .  the  Jews  which  dwell  in  the  land  of  Eg. 

8. unto  other  gods  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

1 2.go  into  the  l.of  £.ftial  fall  in  the  l.of  £. 

1 3  .lie  punilh  them  that  dwell  in  the  l.of  £. 

14-are  gone  into  the  la.of  Egypt  fhall  efcape 

iy.that  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Egy.in  Pathros 

*4.hear  all  Judah  that  are  in  the  la.of  Egypt 

26\hear  all  Judah  that  dwell  in  the  la.of  Eg. 

of  any  of  Judah  in  all  the  land  of Egypt 

27. all  of  Judah  that  are  in  the  land  of 'Egypt 

a8.fhall  return  out  of  the  land  of Egypt 

that  are  gone  into  the  la.of  Eg.fhal  know 

46.13  .fhould  come  and  fmite  all  the  la.  of  Eg. 

£^?.  1 9. 4-bro.him  with  chains  unto  the  la.of  Eg. 

20.  $.my  felf  known  unto  them  in  the  la.of  £• 

6. to  bring  them  forth  of  the  land  of  Egypt 

'8.  ang.aga.them  in  the  midft  of  thel.of  Eg. 

9. in  bringing  them  forth  out  of  the  l.of  Eg. 

10.I  caufed  them  to  go  for.out  of  the  l.of E. 

36.plea.wthyour  fa. in  the  wil.of  the  l.of  E. 

23.1 9. played  the  harlot  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

27.thy  whordoms  bro.from  the  land  of  Eg. 

29.9.and  the  land  of  Egypt  fhalbe  defolate 

lo.lle  make  the  land  of  Egypt  utterly  wafte 

1 2. lie  make  the  land  of  Egypt  defolate 

19.1k  give  the  land  of  Eg  .unto  Nebuchad. 

2  o.given  him  the  land  of  £g_y.for  his  labour 

30.i3.(halbeno  morea  prince  of  the  la.ofEg. 

and  I  will  put  a  fear  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

2  5  .he  fhal  ftretch  it  out  upon  the  land  of  £• 

3  2. 1 5.  when  he  fhal  make  the  land  of  £g.defoI. 

Dan.Q.i  5.  bro.thy  peop.forth  out  of  the  la.of  Eg. 

1 1 .4  2. and  the  land  of  Egypt  (hall  not  efcape 
Hof.z.  1  f  .day  when  fhe  came  out  of  the  land  of  E. 
7.i6.this  fhalbe  their  derifion  in  the  la.of  Eg. 
1 1. 5. he  fhall  not  turn  into  the  land  of  Egypt 
12-9.theL.thy  Godfromthe  la.of  £.0.13.4* 
Amo.z.io.l  brought  you  out  from  the  la.of 'Egypt 
3.1  .which  I  brought  up  from  the  land  of  Egypt 

9.and  in  the  palaces  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
9.7.I  brought  up  Ifrael  out  of  the  land  of Egypt 
Mic.6.4.1  brought  thee  up  out  of  the  la.of  Egypt 

7.15  .daies  of  thy  coming  out  of  the  la.of  Egy. 

Zee.  10.10.Ile  bring  them  again  out  of  the  l.of  £. 

Atl.f.  1 1.  came  dearth  over  all  the  land  of  Egy  ft 

36.after  he  had  (hewed  wond.  in  the  l.of  £, 

40.this  Mof.wcf'  brou.us  out  of  the  la.of  Eg. 

1 3.17-when  they  dwelt  as  ftrang.in  the  l.ofi. 

Het.8.9.  hand  to  lead  them  out  of  the  la.of  Egypt 

Jude  ^.having  faved  the  people  out  of  the  l.ofEg. 

Out  o/dEgppt. 
Gen.  1 3.  i.Abram  went  up  out  of  Egypt 

43  .a. corn  which  they  had  brought  out  of  Egy. 
4f.2y.and  they  went  up  tmof  Egypt 
47. 30. thou  (halt  carry  me  out  of 'Egypt 
jE*tf.3.i°-mayeft  bring  forth  my  peo.out  of  Egypt 
1  i.that  I  fhould  brine  Ifrael  out  of  E?ypt 

5  XZ.hlft 


EGY       E  G  Y 

1 1.  hall  brought  forth  the  peop.out  of  Egypt 
1 2.3  9. dough  which  they  brought  out  of  Egypt 
becaufe  they  were  thruft  out  of  Egypt 
1 3. 8. when  I  came  forth  out  of  Egypt 

p.whh  a  ftrong  ha.the  L.bro.theeout  of  .Eg. 
1 6.by  ft rength  of  hand  he  brou.us  out  of  E, 
14. 1 1. to  carry  us  forth  out  of  Egypt 
17.3.  that  thou  haft  brought  us  up  out  of  Egy. 
i8.i.and  that  the  L.  had  brought  If.out  of  Eg. 
Num.  1  i.20.faying,Why  came  we  forth  out  of  E. 
zo.j.wherfore  have  ye  made  us  toco.outof£. 
Chapt.2i.y. 
i6.and  hath  brought  us  forth  out  of  Egypt 
22. 1 1  .there  is  a  people  come  out  of  Egypt 
23. 22. God  brought  them  out  oiEgypt 
24. 8. God  brought  him  forth  out  of  Egypt 
32.1  i.furely  none  of  the  men  that  ca.ouc  of  E. 
Dc«t.4.2o.out  of  the  iron  furnace  out  of  Egypt 
3  7 .with  his  mighty  power  out  of  Egypt 
4f. after  they  came  forth  out  of  Egypt 
46.  after  they  were  come  out  of  Egypt 
6. 2 1. and  the  Lord  brought  us  out  of  Egypt 
q.i  2.which  thou  baft  broug.forth  out  of  Egypt 
Verfe  26. 
1 6. 1 .  brought  thee  forth  out  of  Egypt  by  night 
6\at  the  feafon  that  thou  cameft  to.out  of  E. 
2  3. 4- when  ye  came  forth  oat  of  Egypt 
24.<j.after  thatye  were  come  forth  out  of  Egypt 
'  2f.17.when  ye  were  come  forth  outof££y/tf 
z6.8.brought  us  out  of  Eg.with  figns  &  won. 
1  Jof.  2. to. dried  up  the  wat.when  ye  came  out  of  E. 
5.4-peop.that  came  out  of  £g.that  were  males 
died  after  they  came  out  of  Egypt 
5  .born — -as  they  came  forth  out  of  Egypt 
6.  which  came  out  of  Egypt  were  confumed 
24.6.I  brought  your  fathers  out  of  Egypt 
3  2.which  the  chil.of  If.brought  fo.out  of  £. 
fudg.i.i.I  made  you  to  go  out  of  Egypt 

1 1.1 3  took — my  la  when  they  came  outof£. 

i  Sam.8 ,8.fince — I  brought  them  up  out  of  Egy. 

1  Kings  S.16. 

10. 1 8.1  brought  up  Ifrael  out  of  Egypt 

1 2.8.which  brought  your  fathers  out  of  Egypt 

i?.t>.fhewed  kindncs  when  they  came  out  of£. 

2  San  .6.  fincc — Ibro.the  child,  "flfr.  out  of  Eg. 

1  Kjn.S. 5 1. out  of  Eg.fromthe  midftof  thefurn. 

f  3. when  thou  broughteft  out  fath.out  of  £. 

10. 2  8  .Solomon  had  horfes  brought  out  of  Eg. 

2  Chron.i.\6. 

29.  a  charet  came  up  and  went,  out  of 'Egypt 

2  Kin.  2 1 . 1 5  .(ince— their  fathers  came  out  of  Eg. 

1  Cfa'.i7.zi.whomthouhaft  redeemed outof£. 

2  Chr. i.i  7. &  brought  forth  out  of  Egypt  a  charet 

5. 10.  a  covenant  when  they  came  out  of  Egypt 
9.28.brought  unto  Solom-horfes  out  of Egypt 
io.2.came  topafs  that  Jero.returned  out  of  E. 
1 2. 3. that  came  with  him  out  of  Egypt 

Nth.9. 1 8.  is  thy  G.that  brought  thee  up  out  of  E. 

Ffal.6%.1 1  .princes (hall  come  out  of 'Egypt 
8  0.8. thou  haft  brought  a  vine  out  of  Egypt 
1 14. 1  .when  Ifrael  went  out  of  Egypt,and 

Ifa.  1 9. 2  3.  there  fhalbe  a  high-way  outof  Egypt 

fei:  16. 2 3.  they  let  forth  Urijah  out  of  Egypt 
37. 5. then  Pha.army  was  come  foroutof  Egy. 

Hof.  1 1 . 1  .and  called  my  Son  out  ofEgyvt 

1 1. they  ftiall  tremble  as  a  bird  out  'of  Egypt 
1 2. 1 3.  by  a  prophet  the  L.bro.Ifr.out  of  Egypt 

Hag.z.  j.I  covenanted  when  ye  came  out  of 'Egypt 

Mdt-.i.i  f  .out  of  Egypt  havel  called  my  Son 

Heb.  3,16.  ho  wbeit}not  all  that  came  out  of  Egypt 
To  CEgjjjpt. 

Gen. 3  7. 2  f .  going  to  carry  it  down  to  Egypt 
39-  i.Jofeph  was  brought  downe  to  Egypt 
43.1  j.went  down  to  Eg.tX  flood  before Jofeph 

.EOT.13 . 1 7. when  they  fee  war,&  they  return  to  E. 

Dcut.7.1 8. God  did  unto  Phar.and  unto  allEgypt 
17. 1 6\nor  caufe  the  people  to  return  to  Egypt 

1  Kjn.  1 1. 1 8.  they  came  to  Egypt  unto  Pharaoh 

2  Kjn.  2  3 . 3  4.he  came  to  Egypt, and  died  there 

2  <;.26.captainS  of  the  armies  came  to  Egypt 

2  Chy. $6. q.took  Jehoahaz,&  carried  him  toEgy. 
lfa.ig.ij.  land  of  Judah  fhalbe  a  tcrrour  unto  £. 
2 1  .and  the  Lord  fhalbe  known  to  Egypt 

3  1 . 1  .woe  to  them  that  go  down  to  Eg.for  help 
Jcr-i  7.7. Pharaohs  army  mail  return  to  Egypt 
Hof.-j.  1 1.  th;y  call  to  Egypt, they  go  to  Aflyria 


EGY      EGY 

8 . 1 3  .they  fhall  return  to  Egypt 
9.3  .but  Ephraim  fhall  returne  to  Egypt 
Cgpptlan. 
Gen.16.  1  .had  an  hand-maid,an  Egyptian 
3  .took  Hagar  her  maid  the  Egyptian 
2  r.o.faw  the  Ton  of  Hagar  the  Egyptian 

2  j .  1 2  .w  horn  Hagar  t  he  Egyptian  bare 

3  9. 1. an  E£y/tfz<W  bought  him  of  the  hand  of 

2-in  the  houfe  of  his  mafter  the  Egyptian 
5". the  Lord  blefied  the  Egyptians  houfe 
Exod.  1 . 1 9.  are  not  as  the  Egyptian  women 
2. 1 1  .faw  an  Egyptian  fmite  an  Hebrew 
1 2.he  flew  the  Egyptian,and  hid  him 
1 4. kill  me,as  thou  killedft  the  Egyptian 
19.au  Egyptian  delivered  us  out  of  the  hand 
Levit. 24. 1  o.whofe  father  was  an  Egyptian 
Deut.zi.y. ftn\t  not  abhorre  an  Egyptian 

1  Sam.  3  o.  1 1.  they  found  an  Egyptian  in  the  field 

2  Sam.22.2 1. he  flew  an  Egyptian,*  goodly  man 

and  the  Egyptian  had  a  fpear  in  his  hand 
1  cbro.  2.34.  and  Shefhan  had  a  fervant  an  Egypti. 
11.23  .flew  an  Egyptian,*  man  of  great  ftature 
in  the  Egyptians  hand  was  a  fpeare 
fpeare  out  of  the  Egyptians  hand 
Ifa.11.1  ?  .fhall  utterly  deftroy  the  Egyptian  fea 
19.23.Jthe  Egyptian  (halt  come  into  Aflyria 
Acl.-j.  z  4.and  fmote  the  Egyptian. 

2 8. kill  me,as  thou didft  the  Egyptian 
2 1.3  8. art  not  thou  that  Egyptian 
©gpptiang. 
Gen.iz.i  I.Egyptians  fhall  fee  thee,they  fhall  fay 
iq.Egypttans  beheld  the  woman 
41.5  5. Pharaoh  faid  to  the  Egypt.  Go  to  Jofeph 

56. he  fold  to  the  Egyptians 
43.32.for  the  Egyptians  by  themfclves 

Egyptians  might  not  eat  bread  with 
that  is  an  abomination  to  the  Egyptians 
4  j.  2.  the  Egyptians  and  houfe  of  Pharaoh  heard 
46.34.rn  abomination  to  the  Egyptians 
47. 1  $  .all  the  Egyptians  came  unto  Jofeph 

2o-.for  the  Egyptians  fold  every  man  his  field 

50. 3. the  Egyptians  mourned  for  him  70.daies 

1 1. this  is  a  grievous  mourning  to  the  Egy  p. 

Exo.  1 . 1 3  .Egyptians  made  the  child.of  Ifrael  ferve 

3 ,8.deliver  them  out  of  the  hands  of  the  Egypt. 

^.wherewith  the  Egyptians  opprefle  them 

2  iifound  favour  in  the  fight  of  theEgyptians 
22/and  ye  fhall  fpoile  the  Egyptians 

6. ?. whom  the  Egyptians  keep  in  bondage 
6. from  under  the  burden  of  the  Egyptians 

Verfe  7. 

7.  j .the  Egypt,  fhall  know  thatl  am  the  Lord 
Chapt.14.18. 

7. 1 8.the  Egyptians  fhall  loath  to  drinke 
2 1. and  the  Egyptians  could  not  drinke 
24.and  all  the  Egyptians  digged  round  about 

8.2i.the  houfes  of  the  Egyptians  fhalbe  full 
2c).facrifice  the  abominations  of  the  Egypti. 

9. 1 1. and  upon  all  the  Egyptians  boiles 

io.d.Iocufts  in  the  houfes  of  all  theEgyptians 

1  i.6.found  favour  in  the  fight  of  the  Egyptians 

Chap.  12.36. 

7.put  a  difference  between  the  Eg.and  Ifrael 

1 2. 2  3  .pafle  thorow  to  fmite  the  Egyptians 
2 7. when  he  fmote  the  Egyptians 

3  o  .all  his  fervants,and  all  the  Egyptians 
3  3 .  and  the  Egyptians  were  urgent 

3  5.  borrowed  of  the  Egyptians  jewels 
i4.4.that  the  Egypt.may  know  that  I  am  the  L. 
9.but  the  Egyptians  purfued  after  them 
io.the  Egyptians  marched  after  them 

1  a.that  we  may  ferve  the  Egyptians 

better  for  us  to  have  ferved  the  Egyptians 
1 3  .the  Egyptians  whom  ye  have  feen  to  day 
17.  harden  the  hearts  of  the  Egyptians 
ao.came  between  the  camp  of  the  Egyptians 
23.  and  the  Egyptians  purfued 
24.1ooked  unto  the  hoft  of  the  Egyptians 

troubled  the  hoft  of  the  Egyptians 

2  j.fo  that  the  Egyptians  (aid,Let  us  flee 

the  L.fighteth  for  them  againft  the  Eg- 
i6.may  come  againe  upon  the  Egyptians 
27.and  theEgyptians  fled  againft  it 

the  Lord  overthrew  the  Egyptians 

jo.faved  Ifrael  out  of  the  hand  of  the  Egyp. 

and  Ifrael  faw  the  Egyptians  dead 


EG  Y      EGY 

3 1. that  great  work  upon  the  Egyptians 
1  f .  2<5.which  I  brought  upon  the  Egyptians 
1 8 ,8. that  the  Lcrd  had  done  to  the  Egyptians 
9. whom  he  had  deliv.out  of  the  ha.uf  the  E 
i  o.from  under  the  hands  of  the  Egyptians 
out  of  the  hands  of  the  Egyptians 
■sSam.io.i8. 
i9.4.what  I  did  unto  the  Egyptians 
32.1 2. wherefore  fhould  the  Egyptians  fay 
Num.  14. 1 3  .then  the  Egyptians  fhall  heare  it 
20. 1  5 .and  the  Egyptians  vexed  us 
3  3 . 3  .in  the  fight  of  all  the  Egyptians 
4-the  Egyptiansbutied  all  their  firft-borne 
Dent. z 6. 6. the  Egyptians  evill  intreated  us 
jof.1^.6.  and  the  Egyptians  purfued  after  your 

•j.  put  between  you  and  the  Egyptians 
/#4>;.6.9.delivered  you  out  of  the  hand  of  the  Eg. 

1  o.  1 1  .did  not  I  deliver  you  from  the  Egyptians 

1  Sam. 4.  8. the  gods  that  fmote  the  Egyptians 

6.6.ye  harden  your  hearts  as  the  Egyptians    \ 

2  Kjn.7.6.  hired  thekings  of  the  Egyptians 
E^r-9-  »■  according  to  the  abominations  of  the  Eg. 
1 'fa.  1 9.2. will  fet  the  Egyptians  againft  the  Egypti. 

4.the  Egyptians  will  I  give  over  into  the  \ 
2 1. the  Egyptians  fhall  know  the  Lord 
2  3. the  Egypti.  fhall  ferve  with  the  Aflyrians 
i/a.20.4.  lead  away  the  Egyptians  prifoncrs 
30,7.the  Egyptians  fhall  help  in  vaine 
3 1. 3. the  Egyptians  ate  men,andnot  gods 
/n.43 . 1 3  .gods  of  the  Egyptians  fhalbe  burnt 
Lam.  5 .6.  given  the  hands  to  the  Egyptians 
E%cli.  1 6. 26. committed  fornication  with  the  El. 

2  3.2i.bruifingthy  teatsbythe  Egyptians    ■'. 
29. 1 2.fcatter  the  Egyptians  among  the  nations 

Chapt.3e.  23,1^. 
1 3  .gather  the  Egyptians  from  the  people 
AB.y.zz.  was  learned  in  the  wifdom  of  the  Egy- 
Heb.  1 1 .29.which  the  Egyptians  aflaying  to  do 

©rjf. 
Gen  46. 2  r  .fons  of  Ben  jamin,Efo£ 

Chutj. 
Judg.  3 . 1  f  .F.hud  the  fbn  of  Gera  &  Ben jamite    . 
16. but  Ehiid  made  him  a  dagger 
20. and  Ehud  came  unto  him 

Ehud  f aid,  I  Have  a  meffage 
2  i.Ehud  put  forth  his  left  hand 
23  .then  Ehud  went  forth 
26. Ehud  efcaped  while  they  tarried 
4. 1  .Ifrael  did  evill  when  Ehudwas  dead 
1  Cbr0.7.io.fonsof  Bil:han,Eb«d 
8.6.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Ehud 

Clgijt. 

Gen.  Rafter  he  had  begotten  Seth,  were  Soo.ye. 
7.  Seth  lived  after  he  begat  Enos  8o7.years 
io.Enos  lived  after  he  begat  Cainan  81  j.y. 
1  3. Cainan  lived  after  he  beg.Mahal.840.y. 
itf.Mahal.lived  after  he  begat  Jared  8  3-o.ye. 
1 7. the  daies  of  Mahalalcel  were  895.years 
1 8. Jared  lived  after  he  begat  Enoch  8oo.ye. 
1 7. 1 2. he  that  is  eight  daies  old  fhalbe  circumc 
Ch.ipt.2,1.4, 
21.23  .thefe  eight  Milcah  did  beare  to  Nahor 
Exod.  16. 2  f  .they  fhalbe  eight  boards 
36.3  o.and  there  were  eight  boards 
Levit.  2  j .  2  2  .and  ye  fhall  fow  the  eight  yeare 
]V«ffl!.2.24.numbred  of  the  camp  108000- 
3.28.number  of  the  males  were  8600. 
4.48,  number  of  them  were  8580. 
7. 8.foure  wagons,bnd  eight  oxen 
29.29.  on  the  fixt  day  eight  bullocks    .1  • 
/«fl^.3.8.ferved  Chufhan-Rifhachaim eightytaxi 
1 2. 1 4. he  judged  Ifrael^gte  yeares 

1  Sam.  1 7 . 1 2. and  Jeffe  had  eight  fons 

2  Sam. 23.8. he  lift  up  his  fpeare  againft  800. 

24. 9. in  Ifrael  800000. valiant  men 

1  IC"'-6.38.Bul,which  is  the  eight  moneth 

7<io.and  ftones  of  eig^ cubits 

2  Kin.8. i7.Jehoram  reigned  eightyears  in  Jerufa. 

22.1  Jofiah  was  eig.ye.old  when  he  began  tor. 
2  Chron.24.i- 
1  CkiT2.i2.Jehonanthe£/gfo,Elzabad  the  ninth 
24.childr.of  Judah  were  68oo.ready  armed 
30.of  Ephraim  20000. & eig.hundred  men 
i^.^.eight  among  the  fons  of  Ithamar 
-  -  io.the  eight  to  Abijah 
2  < .  1  j  .the  eight  to  Jefhaiab.  ...  . 

i6.y.Peuhhaij 


E  I  G      E  I  T 

26.?.Peulthai  the  eight,  for  God  bleffedhim 

27. 1 1. the  eight  captain  for  the  eight  moneth 
2  Chro.  1 3 .  3 .  Jerob.fet  the  battell  with  eig.tho\iL\r 

2 1 . 5  .he  reigned  eight  yeares 

20. he  reigned  in  Jerufalem  eight  years 
.  29.17.the  houfe  of  the  Lord  in  eight  daies 

34. 3  -for  in  theeight  year  of  his  reigne 

36.9.Tehoiakim  was  eight  years  old 
Nek.7. 13.  children  of  Zattu,  eight  hund.forty  fire 

1 1.1 2.their  brethren,e/gfe  hundred  thirty  two 
Ecclef.i  i.a.give  a  portion  to  ev£k 
Jer.4  1. 1  f.efcaped  from  Johanan  with  «?fe  men 

j2.29.Nebuchad-n.carried away  8 3  z.perfons 

£^.40.9.meafured  the  porch  of  the  gates  cig.cu. 

3i.goinguptoit  hadeigfeiteps.Ver.34,37 

41. eight  tables  whereupon  they  flew 

A*if. 5. 5.raife  againft  him  eigteprincipall  men 

£.#£.2.21. and  when ei^te  daies  were  accomplifhed 

9-28.aboutan  e/gfe  daies  after  thefe  fay  ings 
John  io.26.'aftereig.daies  his  difcip.were within 
Acl.9.2  3  .had  kept  his  bed  eight  yeares 
1  Vet.  $.zo. eight  foules  were  faved  by  water 

1  Kjn.iz.3  2.ordained  a  feaft  in  the  eighth  moneth 

3  3-the  fifteenth  day  of  theeighth  moneth 

2  Kin.  24. 1 2.in  the  eighth  yeare  of  his  reigne 
Zcch.  1 . 1  .in  the  eighth  moneth,in  the  fecond  year 
2P^2.j.faved  Noahjtheeigkbperfon 

Revel.  17.1 1. even  he  is  the  eighth 

21.20.the  feventh  Chryfolite,the  eighth  Beril 

CtgljtMfly- See  iDag. 

eighteen. 

Gefe.i4.i4.three  hund.Sc eighteen,?/:  purfued  them 

Judg-  3 . 1 4-ferved  the  king  of  Moab  ejgtes  years 

1 0.8. vexed  Ifrael  eighteen  years 

20.2$ .  of  the  children  of  Ifrael  e/^te»  thoufa. 

44-fell  of  Benjamin  eighteen  thoufand 

2  Sam.S.i  3.fmiting  the  Syrians,being eig.thoufa. 

1  Kjn.7.t  ;.t  wo  pillars  of  brafs  of  eighteen  cubits 

2  I^??.24.8Jehoiakimwas«gte. yearsold  wkn 

25.17  .height  of  one  pillar  was  eighteen  cubits 

1  Chro.16  9.Meftitlemiah  had  fons  &  bttth.eight. 

2  Chro.  1 1 . 2 1  .for  he  took  eighteen  wives 
Ey.S.i  S.Sherebiah  with  his  brethren,eifte» 
Jer.fi.  2 1. the  height  of  one  pillar  was  eight.cub. 
£^£.48.3  ?.  round  about  eighteen  thouf.meafures 
Lu\.  1 3 .4-thofe  eighteen  upon  whom  the  tower  tell 

1 1. had  a  fpirit  of  infirmity  eighteen  yeares 
i6.Satan  hath  bound  thefe  eighteen  yeares 
4£igfrtnn  thoufand. 
yWg.20.25.feH  of  Ifrael  eighteen  thoufand  men 

44.there  fell  ofBenjam.effo.thoufand  men 

1  Cbro.x 2.3  1  .eighteen  thouf.which  were  expreffed 

18.12.Abifb.ai  flew  of  the  Edomi.wfe.thouf. 

*9-7>gave  of  braffe  eighteen  thoufand  talents 

£^£.48.3  5.  it  was  round  about  e/g.thouf.meafu. 

€<gbteentl). 

1  Kin.  1 5 . 1  .in  the  eighteenth  year  of  K.  Jeroboam 

z  Cbron.  i$-i. 

2  r(w.3.i.Jehoram  reigned  theeigfe.ye.of  Jehofh. 

22.3  .in  the  eighteenth  year  of  king  Jofiah 

Chap.23. 23.8c  2.  Ckv.i  5.19. 

1  Cfc/o.i4.i  5  .the  eighteenth  to  Aphfts 

2y.25.the eighteenth  to  Hanani 

2  Cfcr.34.8.  now  in  the  eighteenth  year  of  his  reign 
/er.32.i.theeigteeBf/)year  ofNtbuchad-nezzar 

Chapt.52.29. 

G^.5.2f.Methufelahlived  i87.yearej 
z6 .after  78  2.yeares,and  begat  fons 
28.Lamech  lived  i8i.years, and  begat  fons 
Ctttjer. 
Gra.3  i.24.fpeak  not  to  Jacob  either  good  or  bad 

Verfe  29. 
Levit. 10. 1. took  ertfc-  of  them  his  cenfer 

1 3.49.either  in  the  warp  or  woof.V. 5 1^57,59 

5  8.the  garment  either  watp  or  woofe 
22.23.«?te?*abullock,or  a  lamb 
25. 49.  either  his  unde,or  his  uncles  Con 
Num.6.2.  when  either  man  or  woman  (hall  fepar. 
zz.z6.either  to  the  right  hand,or  to  the  left 
24. 1 3. to  do  either  good  or  bad  of  mine  owne 
Deaf.  i7.3.wor(hipped  e/f/w  fun  or  moon 

28.5i.  fhaLl  not  leave  thee  either  corn  or  wine 
J '<■&<&■<). z. either  that  all  the  fons  ofjerubbaal  reign 
iS/».2o.2.will  do  nothing,  either  great  or  fmall 


E.KR      E  L  A 

25.3  i.either  that  thou  haft  {hedbloud  cauflefs 
3  o.  2. flew  not  any, either  great  or  fmall 
i  Kjn.7  1 5. did  compaffe  either  of  them  about 
10. 19. and  there  were  ftayes  on  either  fide 
1  ^.27. either  he  is  talking, or  purfuing 

1  Cbro.zi.i 2.  either  3 .years  famine,or  3.moneths 

2  Chro,  1 8 .9. fate  either  of  them  on  his  throne 
Ecclef.11.6.  whether  fhal  profper,e«b.this  or  that 
lfa.7. 1  i.either  in  the  depth3or  in  the  height 

i7.8.refpeft  either  the  groves  or  images 
Mat.6.z4.eitber  he  will  hate  the  one,and  love  the 

Lu\e  16.13. 
1  z.^.either  make  the  tree  good  and  his  fruit 
Lu\.6. 4Z.  either  how  canft  thou  fay  to  thy  brother 

1  %.i£ither  what  woman  having  10. pieces 
John  lg.iS.cithe?  fideone,Jcfus  in  the  midft 
Aff.17.11  either  to  tell  or  heare  fome  new  thing 
1  Cor.  14.6. fpeak  to  youeitherby  revelation 
Jam-i.  1 2.  either  can  a  vine  beare  figs 
Rev. zz.z.of  either  fide  of  the  river  a  tree  of  life 

<£fcar. 
1  Chro. 2.27. fons  of  Ramjamin  and  £^r 

<2Eferon. 
/of  1 3 . 3  .even  unto  the  borders  of  Ehjron 
1 5. 1 1. went  out  unto  the  fide  of  Ehjron 
45.£^razand  her  towns  and  villages 
46.  the  inher.of  Ju.from  £^.even  to  the  fea 
1 9.43  .Thimnathath  and  Ehjron  Dans  coaft 
Judg.  1 . 1 8 .and  Ehron  with  the  coaft  thereof 
1  Sam.  5 . 1  o.fent  the  Ark  of  God  to  Ehron 

as  the  Ark  came  to  Ehjron 
6. 1  tf.they  returned  to  Ehjron 

1 7.for  Gath  one,for  Ehron  one 
7. 1 4.  reftored  to  Ifrael,  from  Ehjron  to  Gath 
17.52.  and  to  the  gates  of  Ehjron 

fell  downe  even  unto  Ehron 
i  Kjn.  1. 2.enquire  of  Baal-zebub  the  god  of  Ekj'ro 
Chapt.  1.6,16. 
Jer.zi.io.thz  kings  of  Azzah  and-£^i'0K 
Amo.  1 .8. turn  mine  hand  againft  Ehjron 
Zeph.  z.^.Ehjron  fhalbe  rooted  up 
Zecb.o.  5  .Gaza  be  very  forrowf ull,and  Ehjron 
7. and  Ehjron  as  a  Jebufite 
Cbronitcsf. 
Jof.  1  j.  3  .the  Ehronites, a[fo  the  Avites  remained 
1  Sam.% .  10.  that  the  Ekjronites  cried  out 
(Blatia!). 

1  Chro.j.zo.Eladah  his  fon,  and  Tahath  his  fon 

(Elalj. 
Gen.  3  6.4 1. duke  Ahohbamahj  duke  Elab 

1  Cfo'os.  1. 51. 
1 1(wz.4.i8.Shimei  the  fon  of  Elah  in  Benjamin 
i6.6-Elah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
8  .Elah  the  fon  of  Baafha  to  reigne 
1 3  .and  the  fins  of  Elah  his  fon 
14. now  the  reft  of  the  afts  of  £/<?£» 

2  Kin.  1 5.30.  and  Hofhea  the  fon  of  Elah 

i7.i.Hofheathefon  oiElah  to  reigne 
i8.i.Hoiheathefonof£WjK.ofIfrael.V.9. 
1  efow.4. 1  <;.Elah  &  Naam,and  the  fons  oiElah 
y.S.Elah  the  fon  of  Uzzi,fon  of  Michri 
<!Elar/, 
1  S#».i7.2.pitched  by  the  valley  of  £&fo 
19.aU  Ifrael  in  the  valley  of  Elah 
2  i.9.fleweft  in  the  valley  of  Elah         \ 
<f£lain. 
G#Mo.22.chiIdrenof  Shem,E/#«  and  Afhur 

1  Chron.1.17. 

14. 1.  Chedorlaomerking  of  Elam.      Ver.9. 

1  Cfo-fl.8.24-and  Hananiah>  &  Elam  of  Benjamin 

z6.7,.Elam  the  fifth,  Jehohanan  the  fixth 
£^•.2.7.  the  children  of  Elama  thoufand 

Nebem.j.  12. 
3 1  .the  childrc  of  the  other  Elam.  Nefc.7.3  4. 
8.7.and  of  the  fons  of  Elam.  Cha.  10.26. 

10. 2. one  of  the  fons  of Elam  anfwered 
Neh.  1  o.  1 4. the  chiefe  of  t  he  people,E/<?/# 

1  2.42.jehohanan,£/<r?«,and  Ezer,priefis 
Ifa.  1 1.1 1. recover  his  people  from  Elam 

2 i.2.go  upyO  Elam :  befiegc,0  Media 

2  2.6.and Elambatc  the  quiver 

Jer.z  5.25.and  all  the  kings  of  Elam  to  drink 
49.34.word  of  the  Lord  againft  Elam 
3  5 .1  will  break  the  bow  of  Elam 
36.upon  Elam  will  I  bring  the  foure  winds 
whither  the  out-caftsof£to»fhalIcome 
Dd  2 


ELD      ELD 

37.  will  caufe  Elam  tobe  difmaied 
3  8.will  fet  my  throne  in  Elam 
39  bring  again  the  captivity  of  Elam 
Et$h  3  i-i  4-Elam  and  all  her  multitude 
jDdtf.8.2.which  is  in  the  province  of  Elam 

Clamiteg. 
£^\4.9.the  Dehavites  and  the  Elamites  wrote 
/4#.2.9.Parthians,and  Medes,and  Elamites 

<glat!>. 
Dszrf.2.8.from  Elath,and  from  Ezion-geber 
2  i^?/?.i4.22.he  built£tefo,and  reftoredit  to Jud. 
16.6.  Rezin  recovered  Elath  to  Syria 

and  drave  the  Jewes  from  Elath 
Clafa^ 

1  Chro. 8.3 -j.Ela.fah  his  fon, Azel  his  fon 
£^.io.22.fonsofPafliur,ImmaeL£fa/a/? 
7er.29.3_by  the  hand  of  Elafah, (on  of  Shaphan 

Cl=betl)El. 
Gen.i  y-7-built  an  alt.&  called  the  place  El-bethel 

<Elt)aa!j. 
Gra.24.4.fons  of  Midian,Abidaj3nd  Eldaab 

1  Cbron.1,32. 
ClOat). 
Num.  1  i.z6.the  name  of  the  one  was  Eldad 
zj. Eldad and  Medad  doprophefie 

ClOer. 
Gen.  10.2 1 .  Shem  the  brother  of  Japhet  the  elder 
2 5. 2 3. the  elder  (hall  ferve  the  younger 
27. 42. words  of  Efau  htrelder  fon 
29.1 6\the  name  of  the  elder  was  Leah 
1  Sam.  i8.i7.behold,my  elder  daughter  Merab 
1  ^-i.22.forhe  is  my  elder  brother 
Job  1 5.  lo.much  eldertbzn  thy  father 

3  2.4-becaufe  they  were  elder  then  he 
£^.i6".46.thine  elder  fifter  isSamaria 

6  i.receivethy  fifters,thine  elder,3.nd  thy 
23.4.names  of  them  were  Aholah  the  elder 
Lu\.  r  5.2  5.his  elder  fon  was  in  the  field 
Komm9. 1 2.the  elder  (hall  ferve  the  younger 
1  Tim.  5.2.the  elder  women  as  mothers 
1  fet.  5 . 1  .who  alfo  am  an  elder 

5.fubmit  your  felves  unto  the  elder 
hitler  for  Ruler. 

1  Ti«.5.i.rebuke  not  an  elie r,intreat  him  as  a  fa. 

19.  againft  an  e/d.receive  not  an  accufation 

2  John  1  .the  elder  unto  the  deft  Lady 

3  Job.  1. the  elder  unto  the  welbeloved  Gaius 

€lDer0. 
G«z.50.7.with  him  went  up  theeldcrs  of  his  houfe 
and  all  the  eldersofxhe  land  of  Egypt 
Exod.z4.14  and  he  faid  unto  ihzelders 
Lev. 4. 1 5  .elders  of  the  congreg.fhall  lay  their  ha. 
Num.  11. 2  5. gave  it  unto  the  'o.elders 
z  2.4.Moab  faid  to  the  elders  of  Midian 
7. elders  of  Moab,  &  elders  of  Midian  depart, 
j  Drar.f.23.  the  heads  of  your  tribes.  &  your  e^vr 
2 1. 2. then  thy  elders  (hall  come  forth 
22.i6.damofels  father  (hall  fay  unto  the  elders 
z  5-7-go  up  to  the  gates  to  the  elders 

9.brothers  wife  come  in  prefence  of  the  elde. 
29.  lo.yeftand, your  elders  and  your  officers 
3 1. 28. gather  unto  me  all  the  elders 
32.7.thye/ieM,they  will  tell  thee 
Jof-9- 1 1  wherefore  outelders  fpake  to  us 
2  3.2.Jo(hua  called  for  their  elders 
24. 3 1  .daies  of  the  elders  that  overlived  Jofhua 
Judges  z.-j. 
Judg.S.i  4.defcribed  unto  him  the  ciders  of  Succ. 
ii.^.eldcrs  of  Gilead  went  to  fetch  Jephthah 
7.  and  Jephthah  faid  unto  the  elders 

Verfe  9. 
8  .t he  s Idcrs  of  G ilead  faid  unto  Jephthah 

Verfe  10. 
1 1. Jephthah  went  with  the  ciders _ 
2 1 .  16. elders  of  the  congregat.fai d,How  (hall 
1Sam.11.1eld.  of  Jabefh  faid  unto  him,Give  us 
1 6.4.the  elders  of  the  towne  trembled 
30.16.fent  of  the  fpoileunto  the  elders 
2  Sam.  1  z.  1 7.  the  elders  of  his  houfe  arofe 
19. 1 1. fpeak  unto  the  elders  of  Judah 

1  Kin.zo.-j.thz  king  called  the  elders  of  his  land 

8. and  all  the  e/<fo'.sfaid,Hearken  not 
2 1 .8  .and  fent  the  elders  the  letters 
1 1. the  elders  did  as  Jezebel  had  fent 

2  Kin.6.1  z.  and  the  e/db^  fate  with  him 

and  he  faid  to  the  elders 
1 0.1. wrote 


E  L  D      ELD 

=-        "~  "~ r- — ■ — — — ^      ■  "" ~~~~ ' 

io.  i  .wrote  letters,and  fent  to  the  elders 

j  .the  elders  alfo  &  the  bringers  up  of  the  ch. 
ip.i.he  fent  the  elders  olthzpzkfts  covered 

Ifaiah  37.2. 
2  j .  i  .gathered  unto  him  all  the  elders  of  Judah 
i  Cbro.  3  4.  zp.gathered  together  all  the  elders 
Exra  f.f.eye  ofGoduponthee/de>\s 

9.then  asked  we  thofe  elders  who  comman. 
6.7.  let  the  elders  build  this  houfe 
8  .what  ye  (hall  do  to  the  elders 
1 4.  elders  of  the  Jewes  builded 
10. 8. according  to  thecounfell  ohhtelders 
P/^.i07.$i.prai(e  him  in  the  affembly  of  theeW. 
Pro.  3 1 . 2  3  .her  husband  known  among  the  elders 
fer.-16.17.thcn  rofeup  certain  of  the  elders 

2<).i.{ent  untotherefidueofthee/de« 
Lam.  1 . 1  ^.mine  elders  gave  up  the  ghoft 

2. 10  elders  of  Sion  lit  upon  the  ground 
4.  i6.they  favoured  not  the  elders 

5 . 1 2.faces  of  elders  were  not  honoured 

1  ^.elders  have  ceafed  from  the  gate 
E^.S .  1  .elders  of  Judah  fate  before  me 

Joel  1.  i4.gather  the  elders  and  the  inhabitants 

2.  i6\fanctifie  the  congregation,  affemb.thee/. 
Mat .  1  5 . 2.difciples  tranfgreffe  the  trad.of  the  eld. 

16. 2  i.fufflr  many  things  of  theelders 
26.J7.^cnbes  and  elders  were  affembled 

5  ^.elders  and  councell  fought  falfe  witnefle 

27. 3  .brought  the  30.pieces  to  the  elders 
1 2.he  was  accufed  of  the  elders 
20.e/.pevfwaded  the  mul.they  mould  ask  B- 
4i.priefts  mocking  him  with  thee/*™ 

28.1 2.they  were  affembled  with  the  elders 
Mar.7.2. holding  the  tradition  of  theeldcrs 
^.according  to  the  tradition  of  the  elders 
8.31  .Son  of  man  muft  be  rejected  of  the  elders 
Lu\e  o.zz. 
1 1 .  27.come  to  him  the  Scribes  and  the  elders 
14.43  .a  great  multitude  from  the  elders 
5  3  .with  him  were  affembled  all  the  elders 

1 5 . 1  .priefts  held  confutation  with  the  elders 
i;<^.7.3.fentunto  him  the  elders  of  the  Jewes 

20. 1. Scribes  came  upon  him  with  the  elders 

2 2.  $  2  .then  Jefus  faid  unto  the  elders,  Be  ye 
Acl.^xame  topaffe  that  their  eld.  were  gathered 

2  3  reported  all  that  the  elders  had  faid 
6. 1 2.they  ftirred  up  the  elders  and  people 

1 1 . 3  o.fent  it  to  the  elders  by  the  hands  of  Saul 

1 4. 2  3  .ordained  them  elders  in  every  Church 
1 5 . 2. Paul  fhould  go  to  the  elders 

4.  they  were  received  of  the  elders 
6.Apoftles  and  elders  came  together 
!  2  2. then  it  pleafed  the  elders 

2  3  .the  elders  and  brethren  fend  greeting 
1 6.4. delivered  decrees  ordained  of  elders 
20.  i7.and  called  the  elders  of  the  Church 
2 1 . 1 8. day  following  the  ciders  were  prefent 
22.?  .and  all  the  eftare  of  the  elders 

23.  i4.they  came  to  the  elder  s,znd  faid 
24. 1.  Ananias  defended  with  the  elders 
2f.i5.abotit  whom  theelders  informed  me 

1  Tim.  5.17 .ciders  that  rule  wt!l,counted  worthy 
Tit.  1  .f.ordain  elders  in  every  Church 
Heb.  1 1. 2. the  elders  obtained  a  good  report 
Jam.% .  1 4. call  for  the  elders  of  the  Church 
1  Pet.  j. 1. the  eld.v/hich  are  among  you  I  exhort 
Kcu4.4.upon  the  feats  I  Cnwz ^.elders  fitting 
icthe  z  ^.elders  fall  down  before  him 
5. 5. one  of  the  elders  faid}Weep  not 
6\in  the  middeft  of  the  elders  flood  a  lamb 
8. elders  fell  down  before  the  lamb 
1 1 .1  heard  the  voice  of  the  elders 
^.elders  fell  down  and  worfhipped 

7. 1 1  .angels  flood  about  the  elders 
1 3  .and  one  of  the  elders  anfwcred,What 

1 1. 1 6. elders  fell  on  their  faces,&  worfhipped 
14.3.  fung  a  new  fong  before  the  elders 
i9.4.the  i^elders  fell  down  and  worfhipped 
<S5UJet0  joyned  with  city. 
Deut.iQ.  1 2.the  elders  of  his  city  (hall  fend 
zi,^. the  elders  of  that  city  (hall  take 
4. the  elders  of  that  city  (hall  bring 
6.tlders  of  the  city  (hall  wafh  their  hands 
1 J.bring  him  out  unto  the  elders  of  his  city 
20.  fay  unto  the  elders  of  his  city 
31.1  J  .bring  forth  the  tok.umo  the  e/.of  the  c. 


ELD      EL  E 

1 7-fprcad  the  cloth  before  the  eld.of  the  city 
1  S.elders  of  that  city  (hall  take  that  man 
z^.S. elders  of  the  city  (hall  call  him 
Jof.zo.^.m  the  ears  of  the  elders  of  that  city 
Judg.Z.  i6".and  he  took  the  elders  of  that  city 
Ruth  $.z.he  took  ro.men  of  the  elders  of  the  city 
Exr.  10. 14.  with  them  the  elders  of  every  city 

CHterS  joyned  with lprael. 
Exod,$.i6  gather  the  e/rfe>J  of  Ifrael  together 
i8.thou  (halt  comc,and  thecldersof  Ifrael 
4-29.gathered  together  all  the  ciders  of  Ifrael 
1 2. 2 1  .Mofes  called  for  the  elders  of  Ifrael 
17.  j.  take  with  thee  of  the  elders  of  Ifrael 

6.in  the  fight  of  theelders  of  Ifrael 

1 8. 1 2.all  the  elders  of  Ifrael  to  eat  bread 

24.i.feventy  of  the  elders  of  Ifrael.        Ver.9. 

&  Numb.11.16. 

Lcvit.o.  1  .Mofes  called  Aaron  &  the  eld.of  Ifrael 

Nit.  1  i.jo.Mof.gateintothecamp,&  the  e/.of  If. 

16.2  jr.  and  theelders  of  Ifrael  followed 
Deut.zj.i.elders  of  Ifrael  commanded  the  people 

3 1  ^.delivered  it  to  the  elders  of  Ifrael 
J  of. 7. 6. elders  of  Ifrael  put  duft  upon  their  heads 
8.10  .elders  of  Ifrael  before  the  people 

3  3. Ifrael  and  their  elders  flood  on  this  fide 
24. 1  Jofhua  called  for  all  the  elders  of  Ifrael 
i  Sa.4.1. the  elders  of  Ifrael  faid,Wherefore  hath 

8.4.the  elders  of  Ifrael  gathered  themfelves 
2S<wz.3.i7.c6municition  with  the  eld.of  Ifrael 
5 . 3  .all  the  elders  of  Ifrael  came.      1  Kjn.S .  1 . 
&  2  CfcoB.5.4. 
I7.4.this  faying  pleafed  the  elders  of  Ifrael 
1  y.thus  did  Ahithoph.counfel  the  e/.of  Ifr. 
1  Kjn.%.  1.  Solomon  affembled  the  elders  of  Ifiael 
2  Chron.$.z. 
1  Cbro.  11.3  .elders  of  Ifrael  to  the  king  to  Hebron 
\1  .zj. ciders  of  \ftae\  went  to  bring  up 
z  i.\  6. elders  of  \ftae\  fell  upon  their  faces 
Exsk- 1 4- J  .elders  of  Ifrael  fate  before  me 
20.1  .the  elders  of  Ifrael  came  to  enquire 
3  .fpeak  unto  the  elders  of  Ifrael 
Acl.q.ti.yc  rulers  and  eldersof  Ifrael,if  we 

ClOcrgwith  people. 
Exod.  1 9.7. called  for  the  elders  of  the  people 
Num.  1 1. 1 6.knoweft  to  be  the  elders  of  the  people 
24.feventy  men  of  the  elders  of  the  people 
Ruth  4.4-buy  it  before  the  elders  of  my  people 
9.Boaz  faid  to  the  elders  and  people 
1 1.  and  all  the  people  and  e/ierxfaid,We 
1  Sa.  15.3  o.honour  me  before  the  eld.  of  my  peo. 
.M<zf.2i.2  3.thee/<5fc/'\Jofthepeoplecame 
26. 3. affembled  the  elders  of  the  people 

47  .a  multitude  from  the  elders  of  the  people 
27. 1  .the  elders  of  the  people  took  counfell 
Lul[.zz.66.the  ciders  of  the  people  came  together 

€tt>eft. 
Ge». 24. 2. Abraham  faid  unto  his  eldefi  fervant 
27. i.Ifaac  called  Efau  his  eldefl  (on 
1  5  .took  raiment  of  her  eldefl  fon 
44.i2.fearched,and  began  at  thecldeft 
Num.i. 10. children  of  Reuben,Ifraels  eldcfl  fon 
26.5  .Reuben,Ifraelse/de/2  fon 

1  Sa»J.i7.i3.threee/.fonsofJe(rewent  Scfol.Sa. 

Verfe  14. 
28.Eliab  his  eldejl  brother  heard 

2  Kjn.  3 .27. then  he  took  his  eldefl  fon 

2  Cbro.zz.  1. band  of  men  had  (lain  all  the  eldefl 
Job  1.1 3. drinking  wine  in  hise/rf.brothers  houfe 

Verfe  18. 
John  8.9%went  out,beginning  at  the  eldefl 

Cleat). 
1  Cfcr.7.2i.&£/earfwhomthemenofGathflew 

Clealarj. 
2v"«w.32.3.and.E/e4/<*,andShebam)andNebo 

3  7. children  of  Reuben  built  Elealah 
lfa.i  5.4.and  Heftibon  (hallcry,and  Elealah 

i6.9.will  water  thee,0  He(hbon,and Elealah 
Jer. 48.  z/i.the  ay  of  He(hbon,even  untoE/ealab 

Cleafah. 
1  C{w.2.39.andHelez  begat  Eleafah 
40.  and  Eleafah  begat  Sifamai 
9.43-Rephaiah  his  fon,Eleafab  his  fon 
<deajar, 
EX0.6.Z  3 .  Abihu,£fej^»-3Ithamar.    Chap.2  8. 1 . 
Num.3. 1,8c  z6.6Q. &  1  Ckro.6.3.81.  24.1. 


E  L  E      ^LE 

2?.£/f/z^  took  one  of  thedaught.ofput 
Levit.  1  o.6.and  Mofes  faid  to  Elca\ar.     Ver  r 

1 6.Mofes  was  angry  with  Elea^ar 
Num.i.at.Elea%a.r  and  lthamar  miniftred 

3  2.  Elea-^ar  (halbe  chiefe  over  the  chiefe 
4.i6.office  of  £/e/J^pertaineththeoile 

1 6. 3  7. fpeak  unto  Elea?ar  the  fon  of  Aaron 

ic^9.ind  £te^- took  the  brafen  cenfers 
19. 3  .ye  (hall  give  her  to  Elea^r 

4  .Elea^ar  (hall  take  of  her  bloud 
20.2 5. take  Aaron  and  Elea^ar  his  fon 

26.  put  them  upon  Eleatar  his  fon,  and 
28  .and  Elea^ar  came  down  from  the  moun. 

2  5-7.when  Phinehas  the  fon  of  Elea^ar  faw  jt ' 

1  r  .Phinehas  the  fon  of  Eleaytr  hath  turned 
26. 1. the  Lord  fpakeunto-£/ea^ 

3. and  Mofes  and  Elea\ar  fpake  unto  them 
63. were  numbred  by  Mofes  and  Elea^ar 
27.  i.they  flood  before  Elea^ar  the  prieft 
i9.and  fet  him  before  Eleayir  the  prieft 
2 1 .  he  fhall  ftand  before  Elea^ar 
2i.took  Joihua,  and  fet  him  before  Eleaw 

3  i.6.fent  them,and  Phinehas  the  foa  of  Eleax 

1 2.brought  the  fpoile  to  Elea\ar 
it.Elea^ar  went  forth  to  meet  them 
zi.Elea%ar  faid  to  the  men  of  war 
26".take  the  fumme.thou  and  Eleaxat 
2o.and  give  it  to  Eka^ar  the  prieft 
3  i.and£/e^.didastheLord  commanded 
4 1  .and  Mofes  gave  the  tribute  to  Ekatar 
5 1  .Elea^ar  took  the  gold  of  them 
54.£/e^i-  took  the  gold  of  the  captaines 

3  z.  2.  children  of  Gad  (pake  unto  Eleaxar 
28. Mofes  commanded  Eleanor  the  prieft 

34- 17. Eleaxar  and  Joihua  (hall  divide 
T)eut.\o.6.Elea?ar  his  fon  miniftred  in  his  ftead 

/o/:i4.i.which£/e^*-the  prieft  diftributed 
17.4. they  came  neare  before  Eleaxar 
19.  J 1. inheritances  which  Eleaxar  divided 
2 1 . 1  .heads  of  the  fathers  before  Eka%*? 
22.13.fent  Phinehas  the  fon  of  Eleaxar 
3 1. Phinehas  the  fon  of  Eleaxar  faid 
3  i.Phinehas  the  fon  of  Eleaxar  returned 
24.3  3  .Eleaxar  the  fon  of  Aaron  died 
Judg.zo.z8.  Phinehas  the  fon  of  Eleaxa;  flood 

1  Stf/^.i.fanctified  Eleaxar  his  fon 

2  Saw.23.9.afterhim  was  Eleax,  the  fon  of  Dodo 
1  Cbro.6.4.  Eteaxarbegat  Phinehas 

fo.fons  of  Aaron,  Eleaxar  his  fon 
9. 2o.fon  of  Eleaxar  was  over  them 
1 1 . 1  z.Eleaxar  fon  of  Dodo,the  Ahohite 
2  3. 1 1 .  the  fons  of  Mahli,  Eleaxar 

2  2.  and  Eleaxar  died,and  had  no  fons 
24.2. Eleaxar  and  lthamar  executed  at 

j.Zadokofthefonsof  Eleaxar 
4.more  men  found  of  the  fons  of  Eleaxar 
f.governours  were  of  the  fons  of  Eleaxar 
6.one  principallhouihold  for  Eleaxar 
2 8. of  Mahli  came  Eleaxar 
Ezra  7.  j.the  fon  of  £/ea^c,fon  of  Aaron 

8.3  3. with  him  was  Eleaxar  the  fon  of  Aaron 
Neb.  1 2.42.and  Shemaiah  and  Eleaxar  priefts 
Mat.  1 . 1  j.  Eliud  begat  Eleaxar,  and  Eleaxar  begat 

©i-€lohe=3lfrael. 
Gen.  3  3 .  20.and  called  it  El-E lohe-lprael 
Clecr. 

Ifa.^z.i.eleclyin  whom  my  foul  debghteth 
4^.4.  for  Ifrael  mine  elecl 
65.9.  and  mine  eleclfhsW  inherit 

2  2. and  mine  eleel  (hall  long  enjoy 
Mat. 2 4.22 . for  the clefis  fake  thofe  daies  (halbe 

2  4.they  (hall  deceive  the  very  elect 

3 1.  gather  together  his  ekcl 
Mar.  1 3 .  20.for  the  eletts  fake  he  hath  (hortned 

2  2. to  feduce  even  the  eleel 

27-his  eleel  from  the  foure  winds 
Lul(.  1 8.7.(hall  not  God  avenge  his  own  eleel 
Rom.S.ii.to  the  charge  of  Gods  eleft 
Col.  j .  1 2  .put  on  therefore  as  t  he  eleel 

1  Tim.^.z  1. charge  thee  before  the  eleel  angels 

2  Tim.  2. 1  o.endure  all  things  for  the  eleel 
Tit.  1 . 1  .according  to  the  faith  of  Gods  eleel 

1  Pet.  1. 2,e/e#jaccording  to  the  fore-knowl.of  G. 

2.6.in  Sion,achief  corner-ftone,  eleel 

2  John  1.  the  elder  to  the  eleel  Lady 

1 3  .children  of  thy  eleel  fifter  greet  thee 

Ctecterj., 


ELE      ELI 


eieaeu. 
i  Vet.  f .  i  j .  elected  together  with  you 

dglectfon. 
te.9.n.purpofe  of  God,according  to  e/<?#zoa 
1 1 . y.remiwnt,accorcfing  to  the  election  of 
7.  the  eleUion  hath  obtained  it 
i8.touching  election  they  are  beloved 

1  Tfe/:i.4.knowmg,brethren,your  eleft.oi  God 

2  Pet. i.io.make  your  election  fure 

Clements. 
G0/.4.  j. under  the  elements  of  the  world 

p.how  turn  ye  to  the  elements 
z  Pet.}.io.clem.(l\d.ll  melt  with  ferv.hear.  V.12. 

Clepb, 
7<?/:i8.28.and  Zelah,  Eleph,diks  of  Benjamin 

Cletcit. 
"Gf». j  i.  it.took  his  eleven  fons,  and  paffed  over 

1  y.g.elevcn  ftars  made  obeyfance 
Exo.t6.-j.  eleven  curtains  (halt  thou  make 

^.eleven  (halbe  all  of  one  meafure 
3  6. 1  /^.eleven  curtains  he  made  them 
1  j  .eleven  curtains  were  of  one  fize 
N11m.z9.zo.on  the  third  day  eleven  bullocks 
Veut.i.z.eleven  daies  journey  from  Horeb 
Juf.  1 1 .  %  1  .eleven  cities  with  their  villages 
Jack.  1 6. 5  .give  the  eleven  hundred  pieces  of  filyer 
\y.z.eleven hundred  ftiekels  were  taken 
3  .he  reftored  tht  eleven  hundred 
z  Kjn.z j.j^Jehoiakim  reigned  eleven  yeares 

zCbrm.i6.$' 
24.i8.Zedekiari  reigned  eleven  yeares 

z  Chro.tf.i  i.St  Jer. 5  z.i. 
£^.40.49.and  the  breadth  eleven  cubits 
Mat.  28. 16.  the  eleven  difciples  went  away 
Mar.  16. 1 4.  he  appeared  to  the  eleven 
L#/|;.i4.Q.told  all  thefe  things  to  the  eleven 
3 3  .found  the  eleven  gathered  together 
Acl.  1  .i6.was  numbred  with  the  eleven  Apoftles 
2.  i4.Peter  ftanding  up  with  the  eleven 
Cletocnth. 
N  um.-j. 7  z.on  the  eleventh  day  Pagiel  offered 
Deut .  1 . 3  .it  came  to  paffe  in  the  eleventh  moneth 

1  Kin.6.3  8. in  the  elev.yeat  was  the  houfe  finiftied 

2  ^Hz.9.29 .in  the  eleventh  yeare  of  Joram 

2  j.  2. was  befieged  unto  the  eleventh  yeare 
1  Chro.  12.13  -Machbanai  the  eleventh 

24;  1 2.  the  eleventh  to  Eliafhib 

2  f  .18. the  eleventh  to  Azareel 

27.1  ^.eleventh  captain  for  the  eleventh  moneth 
Jer.  1.3  .the  eleventh  yeare  of  Zedekiah.  Ch.39.2. 

5  2. 5. was  befieged  unto  the  eleventh  yeare 
E^.26.1.  in  the  eleventh  yeare  in  the  firft  day 

30.20  .in  the  eleventh  year,in  the  firft  moneth 

3 1.1  .in  the  eleventh  yeare,in  the  third  moneth 
Zech.  1. 7.upon  the  24>day  of  the  eleventh  moneth 
Af<tf.20.6.and  about  theelev  entb  houre  he 

9-that  were  hired  about  theeleventh  houre 
Revel.z  1.20.  the  eleventh  a  Jacinft 
dettjat. 

1  Cbro.xz.^.Eku%ai  and  Jetimoth  came  to  David 

flBlbanan. 

2  Sam.zi.i?.Elhanan  flew  the  brother  of  Goliah 

zi-H-E/hanan  the  fon  of  Dodo  of  Bethlehem 
1  Chron.i  1.26. 
1  Chro.zo.l.Elbamn  flew  Lahmi  the  brother 

.  «If. 

1  Saw.  i.j  .the  tvto  fons  of  Eli  were  there 
9.E/J  the  prieft  fate  upon  a  feat 
1 2.  as  ihe  prayed,E«  marked  her  mouth 
1 3  .Eh  thought  (he  had  been  drunk 
i4.and  Eli  faid  unto  her,How  long 
i7.£fianfweredjGoin  peace 
2  ?  .and  brought  the  child  to  Eli 
2. r  1  .minifter  unto  the  L.before  Eli.   Ch. 3 . 1 . 
1 2.the  fons  of  Eli  were  fons  of  Belial 
20.and  E/ibleffed  Elkanab 
22.  now  Eli  was  very  old 
27  .came  a  man  of  God  to  Eli 
3.2.at  that  time  when£/J  was  laid  downe 
y.he  ran  unto  £/i,and  faidjHere  am  I 
6. Samuel  arofe,  and  went  unto  Eli.  Ver.8. 
8.£/.perceived  that  the  L-had  called  the  chu 
9.2ft  faid  unto  Samuel,Go,lie  downe 
1 2.that  day  I  will  perform  againft  Eli 
14.I  have  fworn  unto  the  houfe  of  Eli 
iniquity  oiElies  houfe  (hall  not  be  purg. 


ELI      ELI 

1  ?-Samuel  feared  to  (hew  Eli  the  vifion 
16. Eli  called  Samuel,and  faid,Samuel 
4.4.fons  of  £/J,Hophni,  &  Phineh.were  there 
1 1. fons  of  E/.Hoph.&  Phinehas  were  flain 
1 3  .Eft  fate  on  a  feat  by  the  way  fide 
I4.when£/J  heard  the  noifeof  the  crying 
man  came  in  haftily  and*  told  Eli 

1  f.now  Eliv/zs  98. years  old,his  eyes  were 
i6.man  faid  to  Eli,l  am  he  that  came  out 

i4>3.fon  of  £/J,the  Lords  prieft,  in  Shiloh 
1  KiB.2.27.hefpake  concerning  the  houfe  of  Eli 

<&U,  <&U>  lamafabachthani. 
Mat.zj.46.Eli,  Eli,  lamafabachthani 
Mar.  1  j  .3  4.akd,Elo'hEloi,  lamafabachthani 

CHab. 
Num.  1  p.of  Zebulun,£/wfr  the  fon  of  Helon 
2. 7. tribe  of  Zebulun,£/i<z&  captain  of  the  chil. 
7. 24.on  the  3  d.day  Eliab  the  fon  of  Elon  offer. 

2  goffering  of  Eliab  the  fon  of  Elon 
10. 1 6.over  the  hoft  of  Zebulun  was  Eliab 
i6.i.Dathan  and  Abiram,fonsof  Eliab 

1 2 .  fent  to  call  Dathan  &  Abir.fons  of  Eli. 
z6. 8  .and  the  fons  of  Pallu,  Eliab 

9-and  the  fons  of  £/i«b,Nemuel  &  Dathan 
De«J.H.6.whathedid  unto  the  fons  of  Eliab 
1  Sa.  1 6. 6. when  they  were come,he looked  onE/. 
17.13  .names  of  his  three  fons  were  Eliab 
28  .Eliab his  eldeft  brother  heard 

and  Eliabs  anger  was  kindled 

1  Chro.  2. 1 3 .  Jeffe  begat  his  firft-born  Eliab 

6.27. Eliab  his  fon,  Jeroham  his  fon 
1 2.9-Obadiah  the  fecond,£/w&  the  third 

1  $.i8.Unni,E/wb»and  Benai3h.         Ver.20. 
16. 5. Eliab  and  Benaiah,Obed-Edom  withpf. 

2  Chro.i  1 . 1 8  .Rehoboam  took  the  daught.of  Eliab 

dBlfaOa. 
2  Sam.<,  .i6\Eli(hamaand  Eliada  fons  of  David 

.  iCfowz.3.8. 
2  Chro- 17. i7.ofBenjamin,£/i&faa  mighty  Inan 

Clfaual). 
1  Kin.  11.23  .Rezon  the  fon  of  £  liadah 
Cltal). 

1  Cbi'0.8.27.Jarefiah  and  Eliab  fons  of  Jeroham 
£Q".io.26.Abdi,Jerimoth,&E/wMbnsofElam. 

Cltafefm, 

2  Kin.  1 8 .1 8  .there  came  out  to  them  ElW(im 

26. then  faid  Elia\im  the  fon  of  Hilkiah 

3  7. then  came  Eliafym  the  fon  of  Hilkiah 
i9.2.fent  £/i<^.which  was  over  the  houftiold 

2  3 .  34,made  Eliafym  fon  of  Jofiah  king 

2  C/.w.36".4.king  of  Egypt  made  Eliahim  king 
Neh.  1 2.41  .and  the  priefts,£/i^i»z,  Maafiah 
lfa.zz.zol  will  call  my  fervant  Eliahim • 
36.3.  then  came  forth  unto  him  Elial(im 
1 1. then  faid  Eliahim  &  Shebna  to  Rabfhak. 

3  7.2  .fent  Ehakim,viho  was  over  the  houftiold 
Mat.  1 . 1 3  .begat  EliakjmsElial{im  begat  Azor 
Z.^.3.30.  which  was  the  fon  of  £/w£.which  was 

Clfam  called  Ammiel. 
2  Sa..  1  i.3.Bath(heba  daughter  of  Eliam,wiko( 
23. 34. Eliam  the  fon  of  Ahitophel 
€liasf.Seeeitja^. 
Cliafapb.    , 
Num.i. i4.o{ Gz&,Eliafaph  the  fon  of  Devel 
2.14.  captain  of  Gad  (halbe  Eliafaph 
3 .  24.chiefe  of  the  Gerfhomites  Eliafaph 
7-42.on  the  fixth  day  Eliafaph  offered 
47. this  was  the  offering  of  Eliafaph 
10.20.over  the  hoft  of  Gad  was  Eliafaph 
Cltaflnci. 
1  Chr.^.i^.Eliajhib  and  Pelaiah  fons  of  Elioenai 

24. 1 2.the  eleventh  to  Eliajhib 
£^r.io.6.chamber  of  Johanan,  fon  of  Eliafhib 
2#.of  the  fingers  alfo,  Eliafhib 
2  7.of  the  fons  of  Zattu,Eliafl)ib 
36.Vaniah,Merimoth,£&j/feb,fonsofBani 
Neb. $.1. Eliafhib  the  high  prieft  rofe  up 

20.untothedooreof  the  houfe  ofEliafljib 
2i'from  thedoore  of  the  houfe  of  Eliajhib 
to  the  end  of  the  houfe  of  Eliajhib 
1 2.  io.begat  Eliafl)ibtand  Eliafhib  begat 
22  .the  Levites  in  the  daies  viEliafhib 
2  3  .daies  of  Johanan  fon  of  Eliajhib 
il.$.Eliafhib  the  prieft  allied  to  Tobiah. 
7.evill  which  Eliafhib  did  for  Tobiah 
28. fons  of  Joiada,  fon  of  Eliafhib 

, Dd   3    


ELI      ELI 

CUatija,  or  CElfatijafi, 
1  C/;*'fl.2!5'.4.Hananij£&tffc?3fQns  of  Heman 
27. the  twentieth  to  Eliathah 
Cliasar. 
E^jviovi  j.£/w^,Malchijah  fons  of  Parofh 

CltDaD. 
Num. 3  4.  iii  -of  the' tribe  of  Ben )imm,Elidad 
4E«eI,  : 

1  Chro.  j. 24.  £&/and  Ezriel  heads  of  the  houfe 
6-i  4.the  fon  of  Elicl,the  fon  of  Toah 
8.20.and  Zilthai,and  Eliel,heads  of 

22,and  Heber,an4  £&/,heads  of 
1 1. 46.fi/ie/theMaliavitejand  Jeribai,&  Jofii. 

47.£&/,and  Obed>and  Jafiel  valiant 
12. 1  i.Athai  the  (ixth,£/ie/  the  feventh 
1  j.9v£/Wthechiefe,and  his  brethren 

1  i;and  £/ie/,and  Aminadab,Levites 

2  Chro.i  1 , 1 3.and  Eliel. and  Ifmachiah,ovetfeers 

CKettai. 
1  Chro.8.zo>imdElienai,3iid  Zilthai,headsof 

Chejer. 
Gen.  1  y.2.of  my  houfe  is  thisElie-^r  of  Damafcus 
Exod.  1 8 .4.name  of  the  other  was  Eiie^er 

1  c%o.7.8.forisof  Becher,Elie^er  and  Elioenai 

1  <; .za,.Elie%cv  the  priefts  did  blow 

23.1 5.Gcr(liom  and  £fe^',fons  of  Mofes 
1 7  .the  fons  of  Elie^er  were 

Elie\er  had  none  other  fons 
z6.  z  ? .  and  his  brethren  by  Elieigr 

2  7.i6.rulerof  theReubenitesj£/ie^,i' 

2  Chro.zo.i  7.  Elie^r.  prophefied  againft  Jehofha. 
£^■.8.1 6.then  fent  I  for  Elie^er 

io.i8.£&^.and  Jarib  had  taken  ftrange  wives 
23.Pethahiah,Judah,and£/^e>,had 
3 1  .fons  of  Harim  Elie\er  had  taken 
I«£-3 ,29.which  was  the  fon  of  Elieigr 

Cltljaba. 
2  5«.23.32.£/i^&dtheShaalbonite.i  Cir.1i.33. 

Cliboenat, 
E^.B.^Elihoenai  the  fon  of  Zerahiah 

1  Kin.^i.Elihorepb and  Ahia,  Scribes 

<£W}tt. 
1  Sam.  1 . 1  .Elkanah  fon  o{  Elihu, Con  of  Tohu 
1  Chro.  1  z.zo-Elihu  and  Zilthai  tell  to  David 
z6. 7. Elihu  and  Semachiah,  ftrong  men 
27. 1 8  .Elihu  one  of  the  brethren  of  David 
Job  3  2. 2. then  was  kindled  the  wrath  of  Elihu 
4.now  Elihu  had  waited 
5. when  Elihu  faw  no  anfwer 
6.and  Elihu  anfwered,  and  faid 
34.1  .furthermore,  Elihu  anfwered 
3  ?.  1  .Elihu  fpake  moreover,and  faid 
36.1.  Elihu  alfo  proceeded,and  faid 
Citjab,  ortgliajf. 
1  Kin.  1 7 . 1 .  and  £  lijah  faid  unto  Ahab 
1 3. and  Elijah  faid  unto  her,Feare  not 

1  j  .(he  did  according  to  the  faying  of  Elijah 
1 6.  word  of  the  Lord  by  Elijah 

1 8. and  (lie  faid  unto  Elijah, .What  have  I 

2  2.the  Lord  heard  the  voice  of  Elijah 
2  3  .and  Elijah  took  the  child 

Elijah  [aid,  Thy  fon  liveth 
24-the  woman  faid  to  Elijah, Now  by  this 
18. 1. the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Elijah 
z.Elijah  went  to  (hew  himfelfe  unto  Ahab 
7. behold,  Elijah  met  him 

art  thou  that  mylord  Elijah  ? 
8  .go  tell  thy  lordjBehold ,E/i/>  is  here 

Verf.11,14. 

1  ^.Elijah  faid,  As  the  Lord  liveth 
16.  Ahab  went  to  meet  Elijah 

1 7.when  Ahab  faw  Elijah,he  faid,  Art  thou 
21. Elijah  faid  unto  the  people.  Vcrf.22,30. 

2  5  .Elijah  faid  unto  the  prophets  of  Baal 
27. at  noon  Elijah  mocked  them,and  faid 

3  i.Elijah  took  twelve  ftones,accordjng  to 
36.Elijahcame neer  &  faid,L.God  of  Abra. 
40.£/J.;faid  unto  them,Take  the  prophets 

Elijah  brought  them  downe 
41.  Elijah Taid  unto  Ahab,  Get  thee  up 
^z.Elijah  went  to  the  top  of  Carmel 
46.thc  hand  of  the  Lord  was  on  Elijah 
1 9. 1. told  Jezebel  all  that  Elijah  had  done 
2.fent  a  mcflenger  to  Elijah 
9-w  hat  doft  thou  here,£  lijah  ?        Ver.  1 3 . 
13-was 


ELI      ELI 


1 3 .  was  fo  when  Elijah  heard  it 
19.  Elijah  caft  his  mantle  upon  him 
zo.and  ran  after  Elijah . 
2 1  .he  arofe,and  went  after  Eli/ah 
21. 1  T.the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Elijah 

Verfe28. 
20. &  Ahab  faid  to  £&Haft  thou  found  me 
2  Kjn.  1 .  j  .the  angel  of  the  Lord  faid  to  Elijah 
4.but  (halt  furely  die.  And  Elijah  departed 
8  .it  is  Elijah  the  Tifhbite 
xo.and  Elijah  anfwered,If  I  be  a  man  of  G- 
Verfe  1 2. 
1 3  .fell  on  his  knees  before  Elijah 
1 $  .angel  of  the  Lord  faid  unto  Elijah,  Go 
1 7. according  to  the  word  which  Elijah 
2. 1.  Lord  would  take  up  Elijah  into  heaven  by 
that  Elijah  went  with  Eliftia 
2.and  Elijah  faid  to  Eliftia,  Tarry  here 

Verfeo'. 
4-and  Elijah  faid  untohim,Elifha,  Tarry 
S.Elijah  took  his  mantle ,&  wrapt  it  togeth- 
p.that  Elijah  faid  to  Eliftia,  Aske  what 
x  I.Elijah  went  up  by  a  whirlwind 
ij.he  took  up  the  mantle  of  Elijah 
I4.the  mantle  of  Elijah  that  fell  from  him 

where  isthe  God  of  Elijah 
1  j.the  fpirit  of  Elijah  reft  on  Eliftia 
3.1  i.powred  water  on  the  hands  of  Elijah 
9.  3  6.  he  fpake  by  his  fervant  Elijah 
io.io.done  that  which  he  fpake  to  Elijah 
i7.which  he  fpake  to  Elijah 
2Cfo?*o.2i.i2.therecamea  writing  from  Elijah 
E^ra  io.2i.Maafiahand  Elijah  fonsof Harim 
Mal.4. 5.W1II  fend  you  the  fpirit  of  Eli\ah 
Mat.  1  i.i4.£/iiW,which  was  for  to  come 
16.1 4.fome  fay,  Thou  art  Ellis 
I7.$.there  appeared  unto  them  Mofes,&  Elias 
4.make  three  tabernacles,  one  for  Elias33nd 
Luke  o.  si- 
io.that  Elias  muft  firft  come.     Mar.9.11. 
'    1 1  .Elias  truly  fhall  firft  come,and  reftore 
Marty  9. 1 2. 
1 2.1  fay  unto  you,  Elias  is  come  already 

Marty  9. 1  j. 
27.47.  this  man  calleth  for  Elias 
49.whether  Elias  will  come  to  fave 
Mar. 6. 1  f .  others  faid  that  it  is  Elias 

8.28  .fome  fay,£/i<w;others,One  of  the  Proph. 
b.4-there  appeared  unto  them  Elias 

5. one  for  Mofes>one  for  Elias 
15.3  5-behold,he  calleth  Elias 
36.  whether  Elias  will  come  to  take  him 
Lull.  i.i7.go  before  him  in  the  fpirit  of  Elias 
4.2  y.many  widowes  in  the  day  of  Elias 
26\unto  none  of  them  was  Elias  ftnt 
9.8.and  of  fome,that  Elias  had  appeared 
i9.but  fome  fzyfilias :  and  others  fay,  that 
jo.there  talked  with  him  Elias 
54.confume  them,even  as  Elias  did 
John  1.2 1. what  then  ?  Art  thou  Elias 

2  5. not  that  Chrift,  nor  Elias 
Rom.11.2.  what  the  Scripture  faith  of  Elias 
Jam. 5.17 .Elias  was  fubjeft  to  like  paffions 

Clffea. 
2  Sam.  2  3 .2  5  .Elityt  the  Harodite  one  of  the  thirty 

Clint. 
£mi.i?.27.cameto£/M»,therewerei2.wells 
1 6. 1  .took  their  journey  from  Elim 

wildernes  of  Sin  between  Elim  &  Sinai 
Num-i  3.9. from  Marah.  and  came  to  Elim 

in  Elim  were  twelve  fountaines 
lo.and  they  removed  from  Elim 

Ruth  1 . 2.name  of  the  man  was  Elimelcch 

3  .and  ElimcUcb  died 
2.i.kinfman  of  the  family  of Elimekcb 

3  .was  of  the  kinred  of  Elimekcb 
4. 3 . w  as  our  brother  Elimelechs 
9. bought  all  that  was  Elimelechs 
dHtoenat. 
1  thro.  3 .2  3.JS  /«K»<w,Hezekiah,  Azrikam,three 
24.fonsof  Elioenai  were  Hodaiah,&  Eliafli. 
4.36.and  Elioemh  and  Jaacobah,princes 
7.8.the  fons  of  Becher,£/i<K»«,and  Omri 
j      a6.3.Jehohanan  the  fixth,  Elioenai  the  feventh 
'  E3r.10.22.the  fons  of  Paftiur,  Elioenai  and 


ELI      ELI 

27.fons  of  Zattu,  Elioenai  and 
Neb.  12.41  .and  the  priefts,E/«K&«,  Zachariah 

Clival. 
1  Ch/o.  1 1 .3  J  .Elipbal  the  fon  of  Ur 

Clfpbaleb\ 

1  Chr.  1  y.  1 8. brethren  of  the  fecond  degree,£/ipfc. 

2  i.£fi/>fet/i?&,Mikniah,with  harps 

Clipljelet. 

2  Sam.  f .  i&Eliada  and  Eliphekt,  Davids  fons 

z  2.  ^.Eliphelet  the  fon  of  Ahasbai 
1  t7w«.3.6.Elifhama,and  Eliphelet  born  to  David 
8.and  Eliada,  and  Eliphelet  nine 

8.39.fons  of  E(htk,Eliphelct  the  tnird 
E^ta  8.1 3  .laft  fons  of  Adonikam,  Eliphelet 

10. 3  3  .of  the  fons  of  K3(hntn3Eliphele t 

Clfphaj. 
Gen.  36. 4.  Adah  bare  to  Efau  Elipha\ 

10.  Eliph.tht  fon  of  Adah,  the  wife  of  Efau 
1  i.thefons  of Elipba^wete  Teman  and 

1  Chi 'on.  1. 36. 
1 2.Timna  concubine  of  Elip fc^bare  to 
1  y.fons  of  Eliphai,  tuft-born  fon  of  Efau 
i6.thefe  the  dukes  that  came  of  Elipha\ 
1  Chro.  1 . 3  $.fons  of  Ef3.a,Elipha^,  Revel 
Job  2. 1 1. came  from  his  place  Elip.the  Temanite 
4.i.£//^^the  Temanite  anfwered,and  faid 

Chap.if.i.&  22.1. 
42.7.the  Lord  faid  to  £/i.My  wrath  is  kindled 
9.Elipha\did  as  the  Lord  commanded 
Cliftla  called  vElijcns, 
1  Kjn.ig.i6-Elijha(hzh  thou  anoint  to  be  proph. 
i7.that  efcapcth  from  Jehu  fhal  Eltjha  flay 
i9.he  departed,  and  found  Eliftia 
2 1(f».2.i.Elij3h  went  with  Eliftia  from  Gilgal 
2.Elijah  faid  to  Elijha,Tnty  here.    Ver.4. 
£/^faid,Asthe  Lord  livesj  will  not 

3  .prophets  faid  to  £///^,Knoweft  thou 

y. prophets  that  were  at  Jericho  came  to  El. 
9.faid  to  £/i/&d,Aske  whatl  (hall  do  for 
Eli(ha  faid,  Let  thy  fpirit  be  upon  me 
i2.£/i/^afaw  it,he  cried,My  father 
14-waters  ymed,Elifha  went  over 

1  y.fpirit  of  Elijah  refts  on  Eliftia 

1 9.  Eiif.tht  (ituation  of  this  city  is  pleafant 
2*faying  of  Elijha  which  he  fpake 
1 1. here  is  Elijha  fon  of  Shaphat 
15  .Elijha  faid,What  have  I  to  do  with  thee 
li.Elijha  faid,  As  the  Lord  liveth 
4. 1  .there  cried  a  certain  woman  to  Elijha 
z.Elifha  faid,What  fhall  I  do  for  thee 
8.Elijha  paffed  to  Shunem 

17.  thatfeafon  that  Elijha  had  faid 

3  2.when'£/i.  was  come,  the  child  was  dead 
3  8  .Eliftia  came  again  to  Gilgal 
f.S.Elijha  heard  the  king  rent  his  clothes 
9.Naaman  flood  at  the  doore  of — Elijha 
lo.Ebjha  fent,faying,Go  and  wafh 
20.Gehazi  ferv.int  to  Elijha  faid,Behold 

2  y.  Elijha  faidjWhence  comeft  thou 
6. 1  .£/iJ£w,Behold  the  place  is  too  ftrai  t 

i2.£/i/fotelleth  the  words  thou  fpeakeft 
1 7. Elijha  prayed,Lord  open  his  eyes 

charets  of  fire  round  about  Elijha 

18.  Elijha  prayed,Lord  fmite  this  people 
fmote  them  according  to  the  word  of  Eli. 

iQ.Etijha  faid,This  is  not  the  way 
zo.Elijha  faid,Open  the  eyes  of  thefe  men 
2 1  .faid  unto  EliJha,My  father 
3 1.  if  the  head  of Elijha  (hall  ftand 
3 z  .Elijha  fate  in  his  houfe,and  the  Elders 

7.1. Elijha  faid,Heare  the  word  of  the  Lord 

8.i.fpake£/i/Ztttothe  woman,faying,Arife 
4.tell  me  the  things  that  Elijha  hath  done 
5 .this  her  fon  whom  Elijha  reftored 
■"j'EliJha  came  to  Damafcus 
1  o.Elifha  faid,Go,fay,Thou  mayeft  recover 
1 3 .Elijha  faid,Thou  (halt  be  king 
i4.fo  he  departed  from  Elijha 

what  faid  Eliftia  to  thee 

9.1. Eliftia  called  one  of  the  prophets 

13.14.  Elijha  was  fallen  ficke 
1  ^.Elijha  faid,  Take  bow  and  arrowes 
16.  Elijha  put  his  hands  on  the  kings  hands 
17. Elijha  faidjShooc,  and  he  (hot 
lo.Eliftia  died,  and  they  buried  him 


ELI      ELK 


2 1  .caft  the  man  into  ch :  fepulchre  of  Elijha 
touched  the  bones  of  Eliftia^  revived 
©ItCbalj. 
G«Mo.4.fons  of  Javan,£///£ufoand  Tarfhifl, 

,,  •  *  Ckon.i.-r 

£^.27.7-Wue  from  the  Ifles  of  £/;.eovered  thee 

Cltfl)ama. 
Num.  1. 10.  Elijhama  the  fon  of  Ammihud 

Chapt.2.18. 
7-48.the  feventh  day  Elijhama  fon  of  Ammin. 

yj.this  the  offering  of  Elijhama 
10. 2  2. over  his  hoft  was  Elijhama 
2  Sam.<>.i6.Elijh.ima  and  Eliada  Davids  fons 
2  Kin.zf  .2?.fon  of  Elijhama  came,and  ten  men 

1  Chro.  2.4 1  .and  Jekamiah  begat  Elijhama 

3 .6-Elijh.ma  and  Eliphelet  born  to  David 

8. Elijhama  and  Ehada,Eliphalet 
7.26.  Ammihud  his  fon,  Elijhama  his  fon 
1 4.7, and  Elijh.md  Beelida  Davids  children 

2  c%o.i7.8.hefent  with  them  Elijhama 
Jec.7,6.1 2.all  the  princes  fate,even  Eljhama 

20.the  rollin  the  chamber  of  Elijhama 
2 1  .took  it  out  ofEl/fti.the  Scribes  chamber 
4i.i.Ifhmael  fon  of  Elijhma came  to  Gedaltah 
Clfibapljat. 
2  Cbro.zi.t.  Jehojada  took  Ehjhapbat  into  coven 

Exod.6.  z  3  .Aaron  took  him  Eliftieba  to  wife 

Clffbna. 
2  Sam.  5 . 1  y .  Ibhar  alfo  and  Eliftiua  Davids  fons 
1  Cbron.\±A. 

Cliuu. 
Mat.  1 . 1 4.Sadoc  begat  Achim,  &  Achim  beg.£& 

1  y.and £///«/begat  Eleazar,  and  Eleazar 

Clijabetb, 
Luty  1 .  y.and  her  name  was  Eli^beth 

7.  had  nochild,£//^tok  was  barren 
1 3 .  Elizabeth  fhall  beare  thee  a  fon 

2  4.after  thofedaies  Elizabeth  conceived 

3  6. thy  coufm  Elizabeth  hath  conceived 
40. entered  into  the  houfe,  faluted  Elizabeth 
4 1  .when  Elizabeth  heard  the  falutation 

Elizabeth  filled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
57. Elizabeths  time  came  (he  (hould  be  deti. 

Clijaphan. 
Num.  3 . 3  o.chiefe  of  the  Kohathites,£&'^i»j 
34-*5-prince  of  Zebulun  Eli\aphan 

1  Chro.  1 5. 8. fons  of  Eli^aphantwo  hundred 

2  Chro.  29. 1 3.the  fons  oiEli^aphan,  Shimri 

Circus, 
i44.27.many  lepers  in  the  time  of  Eli\em 

Clijur. 
Num.  1. 5. of  the  tribe  of  ReubenjE/^ai- 
2. 1  o.captain  of  Reuben  fhalbe  ElfKur 
7.30.on  the 4th.day  Eli%ur  fon  of  Shedeur 

3  f .  this  the  offering  of  Eli\ur 
10.18.  over  his  hoft  was  Eli^ur 
ClUanab. 
Exod.6.i4.fons  of  Korah,Aflir  and  Eltynah 
1  &H8.i.i.namew3s  £/^^fonofJeroham 
j^.Eltymab  offere d,hc  gave  portions 
8. then  faid  £%s^,Why  weepeft  thou 
1 1  .El\anah  went  to  offer  to  the  Lord 
23-£/^«.  faid,  Do  what  feemeth  thee  good 
2. 1  i.Elkanab  went  to  his  houfc 
20.Eli  bleffed  Eltynahznd  his  wife 

1  Cbro.6.1 3  .Eltymah  his  fon,Ibiazaph  his  fon 

2  y. fons  of  £%»*&,  Amafaj,and  Ahimoth 
26\for  Eltymah :  the  fons  of  Elkanab, Zo^hii 
27.Jerohara  his  fon,  Eltyinab  his  fon 
34.the  fon  of  £%»(*&,  the  fon  of  Jerohatn 

3  y.the  fon  of  Elkanah^he  fon  of  Mahath 
9- 1 6.  fon  of  Eltymab  dwelt  in  the  villages 

1  z.6.  Elkanah  s.nd  Jefiah  the  Kothites 
15.13  .Berechiah,E/£d#tf&,door-keepers 

2  Chro.z8.y. Elkanah  was  next  to  the  King 

Clfcolbfte. 
Nah.  1 . 1  .the  vifion  of  Nahum  the  E^oftiite 

Cllafar. 
C«;.i4.i.AriochKingof  EUafta:  Ver.9. 

ClmcjEf. 
Hof+.  1 3  .burn  incenfe  under  okes  and  elms s 

ClmoDam. 
Lutyi  .28.which  was  the  fon  of  Elmodant 

Clnaan. 
1  Chro.  1 1 .4^.and  Jofhaniah  the  fon  of  Elnaan 

CInatrjan. 


ELO       ELS 


E  M  E       E  M  P 


E  M  P      E  N  C 


Cluatfjan, 
»  K'«-r4-8-Nefhura  the  daughter  of  Elnatban 
£^.8 . 1 6.then  fent  I  for  Eliezer  and  Elnatban 

for  Elnathanjarib  and  Elnatban 
Jer.z6.i  i.Jehojakim  fent  Elnatban  into  Egypt 
36.1  i-and  Elnathanthe  Con  of  Achbor 
z<.  Elnatban  made  interceffion  to  the  king 
(glon,    *£lonltc0, 
Gen.z6-  j4.Bath(hemath  the  daughter  of  Elon 
1 6. 2.  Adah  the  daughter  of  Elm  the  Hittite 
46.  i4.the  fons  of  Zebulun  :  Sered,and  Elon 
Num.z6.i6.ol  Elon,the  family  of  the  Elomtes 
Judg.  1  z.  1  «•  Elon  judged  Ifrael  ten  yeares 
iz.Elon  the  Zebulonitedied 
Clonaplace. 
J0f.19.4i.aai  Elon,and  Thimnathah,and  Ekron 

dondpetyanan. 
1  Kjn.4.9.Con  of  Dekar  in  Elon-Betbanan 

Cloqnent,, 
£^.4.10.0  my  Lord,I  am  not  eloquent 
J/d.3. 3  .cunning  artificer  znieloquent  oratour 
Act. iS.z4.eloquent  man,  &  mighty  in  the  Script. 
Clotty. 

1  i(J0.9.i6.made  anavie  of  fhipsbefide  Elotb 

2  Cfcm8.17.then  went  Solomon  to  Elotb 

26.2.built  £/<rffe,reftored  it  to  Judah 


1  Chro.8. 1  i.of  Hufham  he  begat  Elpaal 

1 2  .the  fons  of  Elpaal :  Eber,  and  Mifham 

i8jezliah,and  Jobab  the  fons  of  Elpaal 

Clpalet. 

1  Cbro.  i4.5.Ibhar  and  Elpalet  Davids  fons 

7.Eliftiamaand  Elpalet  born  to  David 
<Clparan. 
Gen.  i4.6.unto  E/p«vi»,which  is  in  the  wildernes  | 
€tfe,  I 

Gen.  30.  1. give  me  children ,or  elfe  I  die 

42.16.  or  el.by  the  life  of  Pharaoh  ye  are  fpies 
Exo.S.zi.elfe  if  thou  wilt  not,I  will  fend  fwarms 

io.*..elfe  if  thou  refufe, — I  bring  the  locufts 
Num.  20.1 9-without  doing  any  thing  elfe,go  thor. 
Deut.4.  3  y.L.heis  Godjthere  is  none  e/.befi.him 
Ver.39.8c  iKjn.8.60. 
J0/.2  j .  1 2.  elfe  if  you  do  in  any  wife  go  back 
Judg.7.1 4.nothing  elfe  fave  the  fword  of  Gideon 

2  S<w».  j.  j  % .tafte  ought  e//e  till  the  fun  be  downe 

1 5.  I4.we  fhall  not  elfe  efcape  from  Abfalotn 

1  Itw.20.39.  elfe  thou  (halt  pay  a  talent  of  filver    I 

2  i.6.elfe  if  it  pleafe  thee  I  wil  give  thee  anoth. 

1  Cbro.z  1 . 1 2.e//e  3  .daies  the  fword  of  the  Lord 

2  Cbro.z  j. 7.  whatfoever  e//e  fhalbe  put  to  death 
Neb. i.2  .this  is  nothing  elfe  but  forrow  of  heart 
P/a.f  i.i^.defireft  not  facnfice,^. would  I  give  it 
Eec/e/'.a.25.whoe//ecan  haften  more  then  I 
lfi-1  ?•  5  -there  is  none  elfe,no  God  befides  me 

tf.nonebefides  me,I  am  the  Lord,&  none  e. 
i4.Godis  in  thee,and  there  is  none  elfe 
18.I  am  the  Lord,  and  there  is  none  elfe 

Chapt.2 1.22 .8:46.9. 
47.8.  fayeft  in  thy  heart,  I  am,  and  none  elfe 
Verfe  \6. 
Joel  2.17. 1  am  the  Lord  your  God,  2nd  none  elfe 
Mat-6.14.elfe  hold  to  the  one,8t  defpife  the  other 
Lu\e  16.1  3. 
9. 1 7  .elfe  the  bottels  break,&  the  w  ine  runneth 
1  i.zg.elfe  how  an  one  enter,except  he  bind 
3  j.e/.makethe  tree  corrupt,  &  his  fruit  cor. 
Mar.z.z\.elfe  the  new  piece  taketh  from  the  old 
22.  elfe  the  new  wine  doth  burft  the  bottels 
Lu\e  5.37. 
Luk.  1 4.  J  * .  e Ife  while  the  other  is  a  great  way  off 
Job.  14. 1 1  xlfe  beleeve  me  for  the  very  works  fake 
Aft-  1 7.  a  1 .  nothing  elfe  but  either  to  tell  or  heare 
24.  lojelfe  let  thefe  fame  here  fay,if  they  found 
Som.  2. 1  f  .their  thoughts  accufing,or  e/.excufing 
1  Cor.-j.  iA.elfe  were  your  children  unclean 
1 4. 1 6-elfe  when  thou  Ihalt  blefs  wi th  the  fpirit 
1  f.i9.elfe  what  fhall  they  do  which  arebaptif. 
Vbil.  1 .27.or  el.be  abfent,I  may  hear  ye  ftand  faft 
Set).  2. 5 .repent,or  elfe  lie  eome  unto  thee  quickly 

Verfe  16. 
€ltrttert>. 

Jof.  1  g.44.Elteketb  fir  Gibbethon,  Dans  inherita. 
»i. 13. and  out  of  the  tribe  of  T)m,Elteketb 

dBlteBon. 
-/*.f'I?'f9.Bethanoth  miEltelipn,  fix  cities 


CltoIaO. 

Jfl/af .  3o.£M^/,Chefil,&  Hormahjud.inheri. 

i<>.4.Eltolad  and  Bethul,Simeons  inheritance 

€lul. 

Neh.6.if.  finifhed  in  the  25.  day  of  the  mon.Elul 

Cfpmasf. 
Acl. 1 3 ,8.but  Elymas  the  forcerer  w ithftood  them 

dBIjabab. 
1  Cbro.  1 2. 1 2.Jehonan  the  eight,El%tbab  the  9rt. 
26.7.£/^a&a&jwhofe  brethren  were  ftrong  men 
(Eljapljan. 

£#0.6.22. fons  of  Uzziel,Mifhael,andE£f4/>te 
Lei/.  io.4.Mofes  called  Mifhael,  E/^d.fons  of  Uz. 
Cmbaffarjojtg,  See  3fmban"aDoi£. 
CmboloeneD. 
1  Cor.B.10.  confc.of  him  that  is  weak  be  embolde. 

Cinbuluenetr;. 

Job  16. 3. what  emboldeneth  thee,thatthou  anfwer. 

Cmbiaee.  See  ^mbzace. 

<CmerauI0. 

£#0^.28.1 8.fecond  row  fhalbe  an  E»ise>tf«/ij/ 

39. 1  i.the  fecond  row  an  Emerauld,a.  Saphir 
E^.27.i6.occupied  in  thy  Faires  with  Emerau, 

28.13  ,Saphir,the  Emerauld,and  Carbuncle 
R«>.4.3.rain-bow,in  fight  like  an  Emerauld 
2i.i?.foarth  foundation  was  an  Emerauld 
dEmeroOS. 
Deut.z  8.27.  Lo.will  fmite  thee  with  the  Emends 
1  Sam.%  .6.them  of  Afhdod  he  fmote  with  Ernero. 
9-they  had  Emends  in  the  fecret  parts 
1 2.men  that  died  not  were  fmittcn  with  £. 
6,4. they  anfwered,Five  golden  Emerods 
j.ye  fhall  make  images  of  your  Emerods 
1 1. they  laid  the  images  of  their  Emerods 
1  7. golden  Emerods  which  the  Philreturned 
<£in(tnsf. 
Gen.  14.  f.and  the  Emims  in  Shaveh  Kitiathaim 
Deut.z.io.Emims  dwelt  therein  in  times  paft 
1 1 .  but  the  Moabites  call  them  Emims 
Eminent. 
£^•.16.24.  haft  built  unto  thee  an  eminent  place 
3  r.  buildeft  thine  eflwze.place  in  the  head  of 
39.  throw  downe  thine  eminent  place 
I7.22.plant  it  upon  a  high  mountain  &  emme. 
Cmmannel.  See  ^Immannel. 
Cmmaus. 
LK^.24. 1  j.twb  of  them  went  to  Emmam 

€mot. 
/4#.7.i6\Abraham  bought  of  the  fons  oiEmoT 
<£tno?tte.  See  9utot(te. 
Empire. 
Eftb. i.20.fhalbe  publifhed  thorow.all  his  Empire 

dEmnlog, 
Deaf.20.19.tree is  mans  life  to  employ  them  in  the 

Cntttlopet). 
1  Cfcra.9.3  3. employed  in  that  work  day  and  night 
£^•.10. 1  j  .fon  of  Tikuah  were  e^to.about  this 

dBmpIo^tnent. 
£^.39.i4.fever  out  men  of  continuall  employm. 

Cmptp. 
Gen. 3 1 ,42.thou  hadft  fent  me  away  now  empty 
37.24.pit  was  empty,  no  water  in  it 
4 1 . 27.feven  empty  ears  blafted  with  the eafi  w i. 
Exod.  3.2i.whenye  go,you  fhal  1  not  go  empty 
23.15  .none  fhall  appeare  before  me  empty 

Chapt.34.20. 
Bent.  15.13  .fhall  not  let  him  go  away  empty 

16.1 6.they  fhal  not  appear  before  the  L.empty 
Judg.-j .\6.ia  every  mans  hand,with  empty  pitchers 
Rut b  1 . 2 1  .the  Lord  hath  brought  me  home  empty 
3.i7.go  not  empty  unto  thy  mother-in-law 

1  Sa.6. 3  .fend  away  the  Ark,fend  it  not  empty  [ 
20. 1 8.fhalt  be  miffed,thy  feat  will  be  empty 

25.  and  Davidsplace  y/nsempty.      Ver.27. 

2  Sdw.1. 22. fword ofSaul returned  nonempty 
2  IQn.4. 3 .  go  borrow  thee  empty  veffels 
Job  22^9-thou  haft  fent  widow es  away  empty 

26.7.ftretcheth  out  the  north  over  the  ew.pla. 
lfa.  24. 1  .the  Lord  maketh  the  earth  empty 

29.8  .a  hungry  man  dreameth ,  and  is  empty 

3  2.6.10  make  empty  the  foule  of  the  hungry 
Jer.  14.3  .returned  with  their  veffels  empty 

5  i.2.fanners  fhall  fan  her,and  empty  her  land 
34.he  hath  made  me  an  empty  veffell 
E^.  24. 1 1  .fet  it  empty  upon  the  c  oales  thereof 
Hof.  1  o.  1  .Ifrael  is  an  empty  vine 


Nab.  2 .  io.fhe  is  empty, and  void,and  wafte 
Mat.  i  i.44.when  he  is  come  he  findeth  it  emoty 
Mar.  1 2 . 3  .they  beat  him,  &  fend  him  away  empty 
Lul(e  20.10,1 1. 
Lull.  1  •  J  J  •tne  "c^  ne  nath  ^ent  Mpty  away 

To  <Emptg, 
l£w'M4.36\command  tli3t  they  empty  the  houfe 
Ecclef.  r  1 .3.  they  empty  themfelves  upon  the  earth 
Jer. 4%.  1 2.wanderers  (hall  empty  his  veffels 
fiab.  1 . 1 7  .fhall  they  therefore  empty  their  veffels 
Zecb.4. 1 1.  empty  the  golden  bile  out  of  themfelvs 

CmpttcO. 
Ge».24.20.Rebekahhafted  &:  emptied  her  pitcher 

42.3  j.  as  thty  emptied  their  fackes 
2  Cbro.z4. 1 1 .  officer  came  and  emptied  the  cheft 
Neb. f .  1 3  .thus  be  he  fhaken  out  and  emptied 
lfa.  i9.6.brooks  of  defence  fhalbe  emptied 

24.3  .the  land  fhalbe  utterly  emptied 
/tr.48. 1  i.noteffz/rfierffrom  veffell  to  veffell 
2V«b.2.2.theemptiers  have  emptied  them  out 

CmptferiEf. 
Nab.i.i.ibc  emptkrs  have  emptied  them  out 

Cmptincffe. 
lfa.  3  4. 1 1 .  ftretch  out  upon  it  ifones  oiemptineffe 

(Emulation. 
Rom.  1 1. 1 4. provoke  to  emulation  them  wcbaremy 

<Smnlat(on0. 
G<?/.$.20.ewa/dfi<?KJ',ftrifes,wrath,feditions 
CnablcO.  See  JnableD. 
dEnam. 
/<>/.  1  y.34.En-gannim  and  Enam'va.  the  vallies 

Cnan. 
Num.  1 . 1 5 .  of  Naphtali,  Ahira  the  fon  of  Enan 
2.29.captain  ot  Naphtali,Ahira  fon  of  Enan 
■j.jK.on  the  1 2-day  Ahira  the  fon  of  Enan 

8  3  .offering  of  Ahira  the  fon  of  Enan 
10.27  .over  the  hoft  of  Naph.Ahi.fon  of  Enan 
<fncamp. 
Exod.  14. 2.turn  and  encamp  before  Pi-hahiroth 

before  it  fhall  ye  encamp  by  the  fea 
Num.  1.  yo.fhall  encamp  round  about  the  camp 
a.i7-as  they  encamp  Co  fhall  they  fet  forward 

27-thofe  thate»c(?.by  him,fhalbe  the  tribe  of 
3 . 3  S.thofe  that  encamp  before  the  tabernacle 
1  o.  3 1 .  are  to  encamp  in  the  wilderneffe 
2  Sam.  1  z.zS. encamp  againft  the  city,and  take  it 
Vfal.xj. 3 .though  an  hoft  fhould  esw.againft  me 
Zecb.g.S  .1  will  encamp  about  mine  houfe 

CncamptD, 
Exo.  1 3 .20.took  theit  journie,  &  encam.in  Etham 
iy.i7.e»fi«»^e</therebythe  waters 
i8.5.he  encampedax.  the  mount  of  God 
N».3  3.  io.removedfro  Elim,&  rac.by  the  red  fea 
1  i.encamped in  the  wilderneffe  of  Sin 
1 2.took  their  journie,&  encam.in  Dophkah 
1 3 .  they  departed,  and  encamped  in  Alufh 
14.encam.a1  Rephidim,where  was  no  water 
i7.they  departed, &  encamped  at  Hazeroth 
24-they  removed  and  encamped  in  Haradah 
26.theyremovcd,ande»c«Mpe«fat  Tahath 
30. they  departed,and  encamped  at  Moferoth 
3  2.they  encamped  at  Hor-hagidgad 
3  4.they  removed,  and  encamped  at  Ebronah 
3  f.they  encamped  ax  Ezion-gaber 
46.they  encamped  in  Almon-diblathaim 
7o/l4.i9.people  came  up,and  encamped  in  Gilgal 
5 . 1  o.children  of  Ifrael  encamped  in  Gilgal 
1  o.  j  .they  encamped  before  G  ibeon 

3  i.paffed  unto  Lachifh,  &  encamp. againft.  it 
34.paffed  unto  Eglon,&  encamp,  againft  it 
Judg.6.4.enca.againfi  them,  &  left  no  fuftenance 

9.  $o.Abimelechc»M^e</ againft  Thcbcz 

10.  ^.children  of  Amnon  encamped  in  Gilead 
children  of  Ifrael  encamped  in  Mizpeh 

20.  i9#lfrael  encamped  againft  Gibeah 

1  Sam.  1 1 . 1  .Nahafh  csww.againft  Jabelh-Gilead 
1 3.  i6.Philiftinese»W»i?erf  in  Michmafh 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1 1  .fervants  are  entam.inhhz  open  field 
1  Kin.  16. 1  f  .people  were  «zww.againft  Gibbeth. 

i^.people  that  were  encamped  heard  fay 

1  cbro.  1 1 . 1  ^.encamp.in  the  valley  of  Rephaim 

2  Chr.  3  2.1.  Sennacherib  ewaw.againft  the  fen.cit. 
Job  ig.n.encamped  round  about  my  tabernacle 

Cncampetr;. 
Pfa.  34.7. angel  of  the  h.encampeth  round  ab.them 
$3.5  .fcatrers  the  bones  ofhim  that  etfcaga.me 
(jgncautpinii. 


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Cncamping. 

£.£9.14.9. overtook  them  encamping  by  thefea 
Undine, 

Jnf.i^.zz.cncline  your  heart  untothe  Lord  _ 

1  l{in.%.  58. may  enclitic  our  hearts  to  keep  his  law 
Pfd.-j  8 . 1  .encl'm  your  eares  to  the  words  of  my 

H9.j6.encline  my  heart  unto  thy  teftimonies 
l^i.^'.encline  not  mine  heart  to  any  evill  thing 
CncUne  care.  See  Care, 
CncltneO. 
Jtidg.a.  2. then  hearts enclin.  to  follow  Abimelech 
Pfil.^o.  1. he  enclined  unto  mej3nd  heard  my  cry 
1 1 6. 2. he  hithenclincd  his eare  unto  me 
1 19. 1 1 2.e»c.mine  heart  to  perform  thy  ftatutes 
Pro.  5.1  3 .  nor  enclined  mine  ear  to  them  that  inftr. 
Jer.7.  ^4-they  hearkned  not,nor  e«cZ/B.their  eare 
Ver.z6.&Chap.n.8. 
17.13  .they  obeyed  not,nor  enclined  their  eare 

2  5-4.  not  hearkned,noreffc#m/your  eare 

Chapt.44.5. 
34.  i4.hearkned  not,nor  enclinedthek  eare 

3  5 .  1 5  .ye  ha  ve  not  enclined  your  eare  unto  me 

CncUnetl;. 
Pro.i.i  8. her  houfe  endmetb  unto  death 

To  Cnclofe. 
Cant.S.y.if  me  be  a  doore,we  will  ctfe/fl/e  her 

CnclofeU, 
Exod.  39.6.0nix  ftones  enclofed  in  ouches  of  gold 

Verfe  1 3 . 
Judg.zo.^z.  enclofed  the  Benjamites  on  every  fide 
Pfil.17. 10. they  are  enclofed  in  their  owne  fat 

2  2.  1 6.affembly  of  the  wicked  have  enclofed  me 
Cant, 4. 1  2.a  garden  enclofed  is  my  fitter 

Lam.  $. g. enclofed  my  waies  with  hewen  (lone 
Lul(.j. 6. they  enclofed  2  great  multitude  of  fifties 

Cndofings. 
Exod.i8.zo  fhalbe fet in goldin  their  cndofmgs 
39.13  .in  ouches  of  gold  in  their  enclofings 
(ffincounteret). 
Act.  17.1 8.  certain  Philofophcrsc?zc0«?tfe<^  him 

<2Enccuragc. 
Dcut.i.iS.encourage  him:  for  he  fhall  caufe  Ifrael 
3.18  .but  charge  Jofhua,and  encourage  him 

2  Sam.  1 1  .z  5 .fay  unto  Joab,and  encourage  him 
Pfal.64. 5 .they  encourage  themfelves  in  evill 

©ncoaragcO, 
1  SVtt».3  0.6. David  encouraged  himfelf  in  the  Lord 
1  Cfc'.3  i.4.mightbeewo«^.inthe  law  of  the  L. 

3  5.3  .encouraged them  to  the  fervice  oi  the  houle 
Ifa.  4 1  ./.Carpenter  encouraged  the  Goldfmiih 

CnD. 
Gra.6- 1 3  .an  end  of  all  flefh  is  come  before  me 
8. 3. after  the  end  of  iyo. daies  the  waters  were 

6. at  the  end  of  40.daies  Noah  opened 
2 3  .p.cave  of  Machpelah,  which  is  in  the  endof 

4 1 . 1  .at  the  end  of  two  ful  years  Phar.dreamed 

4  7 . 2 1  from  one  end  to  the  other  end 

EX.  1 2.41  .at  the  end  of  430.ye.the  hofts  of  the  L. 
2  3 .  i6.feaft  of  in-gathering  in  the  en.of  the  ye. 

2  5 . 1 9. and  make  one  Cherub  on  the  one  end 

and  the  other  Cherub  on  the  other  end 

26. 2  8 .  middle  banc  flial  reach  from  end  to  end 

3  4.2  2.feaft  of  in-gathering  at  the  en.of  the  ye. 
36.33  .middle  barre,from  one  end  to  the  other 
3  7. 8. Cherub  on  theoneesrfon  this  lide 

anoth-Cherub  on  the  other  en.on  that  fide 
lew.  8. 3  j.daies  of  your  con  fecration  be  at  an  end 
Dcut.9.1  i.at  theendof  40.daies  and  40. nights 
1 3. 7. from  the  one  end  to  the  other^  of  the 
1 4. 28. at  the  end  of  3. years  thou  (halt  bring 
1 5. 1.  at  the  end  of  every  7.years  make  a  rcleafe 

2  8 .49.  Lo.fhall  bring  from  the  end  of  the  earth 

64-fcatter  thee  from  the  one  en  of  the  ear.to 

3  1, 1  o. at  the  m(  of  every  7.yearsin  thefolem. 
32.20.I  will  fee  what  their  effrf  fhalbe 

Jof.o. 1 6.it  came  to  pafs  at  the  end  of  3  -years  after 

1 5.8.wt.ftward  at  the  en.of  the  valley  of  the  gi. 

18.1  ^.fouth  quarter,fro  the  endof  Kiriath-jea. 

1 9.out-goings  of  the  L.at  the  fouth  e«.of  Jo. 

Judg.6.z  1  .angel  put  forth  the  end  of  his  ftaffe 

1  i.3g.at  theeiidof  two  moneths  me  returned 

,  i9.9.behold,tbe  day  groweth  to  an  end 

Ruth  3.7.wenttolie  downatthera^ofthecorne 

1  Sam.ta..  27.  hi  put  forth  them/of  the  fbffe 

4j.did  buttaftehony  with  the  es.oftherod 

2  S«.2.2  3.with  the  hindered  of  the  fpeare  fmote 


14.26.at  every  y  ears  endhe  polled  it 

24.8. came  to  Jerufal.at  the  end  of  9.moneths 

1  Kin.  2.3  9.  at  the  end  of  3  .years  two  of  the  ferva. 

JMo.at  the  em/of  20.years,when  Solomo  had 

2  I{in.B.}._zt  the  endof  7. years  the  wom.returned 

io.2 1. houfe  of  Baal  was  full  fro  onee^.to  an. 
i8.io.atthee7ft/of  3. years  they  took  it 
2 1 . 1 6.filled  Jerufal.from  one  end  to  another 
2  Cfo-o.8.i.at  theend  of  20.years,  wherein  Solom. 
20.i6.fhall  find  them  at  the  end  of  the  brook 

2  i.i9.after  the  end  of  two  years  his  bowels  fel 
24.23  .at  the  en.of  the  year  the  hoft  of  Syr-came 

E'Kt'o.i  i.havc  filled  i?  from  one  end  to  another 
Job  6.1  i.what  is  my  ^s.that  I  mould  prolong  my 
1 6. 3  .{hall  vaine  words  have  an  end 
26. 10. day  and  night  come  to  an  end 
28 . 3  .he  fetteth  an  end  to  darknefie 
P/a/.7.9.wickednes  of  the  wicked  come  to  an  end 
9.<J.deftructions  are  come  to  a  perpetuall  end 
i9.6.going  forth  is  from  the  endof  the  heaven 

3  7. 3  7. behold  the  upright,the  ra.of  that  man  is 

3  8. the  end  of  the  wicked  fhalbe  cut  off 
39.4.Lord3make  me  to  know  mine  end 
6 1 . 2. from  the  end  of  the  earth  will  I  cry 
73.17  .went  into  the  fanc.then  under.I  their  e. 
1 02. 2 7. and  thy  y eares  (hall  have  no  end 
107.27. they  ftagger5and  are  at  their  wits  end 
1 19.96.I  have  feen  an  endof a\\  perfection 

Pro.  ^  ,/^.het  end  is  bitter  as  wormwood 

lq.iz.xheend  thereof  are  the  waies  of  death 

2  3.i8.furely,thereis  zn  end 

2  j. 8. know  not  what  to  do  in  the  e»<5?  thereof 

Ecclef.4.8.  yet  is  there  no  end  of  all  his  labour 
16. there  is  no  end  of  all  the  people 
7. 2. for  that  is  the  end  of  all  men 

8. better  is  the  en.then  the  beginning  therof 
10. 1 3. the  endof  his  talk  is  mifchievous 
1 2. 1 2. of  making  many  books  there  is  no  end 

lfa.  2.7,  neither  is  there  any  end  of  their  treafure 
neither  is  there  any  end  of  their  charets 
5.26.wil  hifs  unto  them  unto  theea.ofthe  ear. 
7.3.meet  Ahaz  at  the  end  of  the  conduit 
9.7.  of  his  government  there  fhalbe  none  end 
13. 5. frem  a  far  country  from  the  end  of  heave 
1 6.4.  the  extortioner  is  at  an  end 
23.15  .after  the  end  of  70.years  fhal  Tyre  fing 

iy.aftcr  the  eafof  70.years  the  Lord  will 
42.10.  fing  his  praife  from  thefM?of  the  earth 
4y.17.npt  confounded  woild  wlthontrnd 
46.10.  declaring  the  end  from  the  beginning 

Jer.5.2  i.what  will  you  do  in  the  end  thereof 
12.12.fv/ord  (hall  devourc  from  one  end 

to  the  other  end  of  the  land 
17. 1  i.at  his  end  flialbe  a  foole 

2  5  .3  3-flain  of  the  Lord  from  one  endof 

the  earth  unto  the  other  end 
29.11  .thoughts,to  give  you  an  expected  end 

3  1. 1 7. hope  in  thine  e»rf,faith  the  Lord 
34.14.at  the  endof  7. years  let  go  every  man 
44.27.confumed,umill  there  beanra.of  them 
51.13.0  thou  abund.intreaf.thinera.iscome 

3  1. to  {hew  his  city,is  taken  at  one  end 
Lam.4.  1 8. our  csrfiscomejour  end  is  neere 
£^.3 .  i6.at  the  end  of  7.daies  the  word  of  the  L. 
7. 2. an  end  is  come,an  end  upon  the  foure  corn. 

3  .now  is  the  end  come  upon  the 

6.an  end  is  come,the  end  is  come 
21.25.  when  iniquity  {hall  have  an  end 

Chapt.2.29. 
29.i3.atthee»«/of40.years  wil  gather  the  Eg. 
3  5. 5. the  time  that  their  iniquity  had  an  end 
39.  i4.after  the  en.of  7.moneths{hal  thty  fear. 
41. 1 2.building  wasat  the  en. toward  the  weft 
48. 1.  thefe  are  the  names  from  the  north  end 
Dan.i .  5. at  the  end  thereof  they  might  ftand 

iy.at  the  endof  ten  dates  their  countenance 

1 8. at  the  endof  the  daies  the  king  had 
4.29.atthee»iof  12. moneths  he  walked 

34.attheE».ofthe  daies  I  Nebuchadnezzar 
7.28.  hitherto  is  the  end  of  the  matter 
8.i7.at  the  time  of  the  end  ftialbe  the  vifion 

1 9. at  the  time  appointed  the  end  ftialbe 
9. 26.  the  end  thereof  ftialbe  with  a  floud 
1 1 .6.in  the  endof  years  they  fhall  joyne 

27. the  end  ftialbe  at  the  time  appointed 

3  5.  even  to  the  time  of  the  end 


40.at  the  time  of  them/ mall  the  king 
4 5. yet  he  fhall  come  to  h's  end 
1 2.4-feale  the  book  to  the  time  of  the  end 
8. what  ftialbe  the  end  of  thefe  things 
9.  words  are  dofed  till  the  end 
1 3  .go  thy  way  till  the  end  be 

thou  {halt  ftand  in  the  lot  zt  theend 
Amo.  3 . 1 5-great  houfes  fhall  have  an  end 
5.18.10  whit  end  is  it  for  you 
8.2.thc£72fi/iscomeupon  my  people 
10. the  end  thereof  3s  a  bitter  day 
2vW:>.  2. 9-there  is  noendof  the  ftore 

3. 3. there  is  no  end  of  their  corpfes 
Hab.  2 . 3  .but  at  the  end  it  {hall  appeare 
Mat.i  3-39-thc  harveft  is  the  end  of  the  world 
40. fo  fhall  it  be  at  the  end.  Ver.40. 

24. 3. what  is  the  fign  of  theend  of  the  world 
6. thefe  things  muft  come,but  thee.isnotyet 
14.  and  then  fhall  the  end  come 
3  1  .from  one  end  of  the  earth  to  the  othelr 
26. 5  8.  went  in  with  the  fervants  to  fee  the  end 
2  8 . 1 .  in  the  end  of  the  fabbath>as  it  be»an 
Mar.^. 26. he  cannot  ftand,but  hath  an  end 
Lull.  1. 3  3  .of  his  kingdome  there  flialbe  no  end 
iS.i.hefpakea  parable  to  this  end 
22.37.the  things  concerning  me  have  an  end 
John  1 8. 3  7. 1  am  a  king,  to  this  end  was  I  borne 
Kom.  1.1 1. impart  fome  gift,  to  the  end  you  maybe 
6.zi.theend  of  thofe things  is  death 
2  2.ye  have  theewrfeverlafting  life 
io.4.forChrift  is  the  end. of  the  law 
1 4.9.  to  this  end  Chrift  both  died  and  rofe 
2  Cor.z.p.  to  thisenrf alfodidl  write 

1 1 . 1 5  .w  hofe  end  fhalbe  accordi.to  their  works 
Ephcfi.z  1  .unto  himbc  glory  world  without  end 
Phil.  3 . 1 9 .  whofe  end  is  deftruction 
1  Ttm.i.^.  the  end  of  the  coraandement  is  charity 
Hcfr.6.8.nigh  unto  curfing,whofe  en.is  to  be  bur. 
1 6.is  to  them  an  end  of  all  ftrife 
7.3. having  neither  beginning,  nor  end  of  life 
9-2  6.once  in  the  end  hath  he  appeared 
i3.7.confidering  the  end  of  their  converfarion 
Jam.^.i  1  .ye  have  fcen  the  end  of  th;  Lord 

1  Pet.  1. 9. receiving  the  end  of  your  faith 

4. 17. what  fhal  the  f/"*.be  of  thofe  that  obey  not 
Rev. 2 1. 6. Alpha  &  Omega,the  beginn.&  theend 
Chapt.22.13. 
ButthedBtiH. 
Pro.  1 4.1 2.but  the  end  therof  are  the  waies  of  dea. 
Chapt.16.25. 
22.2 1. but  theend  thereof  cannot  be  blefled 
Mar.  1 3 .7-but  the  end  fhall  not  be  yet 
Lu\. 2 1. 9, but  the  e»iisnctby  and  by 
1  P^.4.7.but  the  end  of  all  things  is  at  hand 

Laji  <£nt), 
#»»z.  2  3 . 1  o .  let  my  laft  ewf  be  like  his 
/^.i2.4.they  faid.  He  fhal  not  fee  our  h&end 
Lam.i.9.(he  remembrethnot  her  lift  end 
Dan.  8 . 1 9  .t  hee  know  w  hat  fhalbe  in  the  laft  end 

Latter  <&tiO. 
Num.zq.zc.but  his  latter  end  ftialbe,  that  he  fhall 
Deut.B.  i6.prove  thee  to  do  thee  good  at  thy  hen. 

3  2. 29.that  they  would  confider  their  latter  end 
Ruth  3.1  o.fhcwed  more  kindnefs  in  thy  latter  end 

2  Sam.z.z6.  it  will  be  bitternefle  in  the  latter  end 
Job  8. 7. thy  latter  end  mould  greatly  incteafe 

4  2. 1 2  .the  Lord  bleffed  the  latter  end  of  Job 
Pro.  1 9.20. that  thou  may  eft  be  wife  in  thy  ht.end 
lfa. 4 1.22 .confider  them>  and  know  the  latter  end 

47.7.neither  didft  remember  the  latter  end 
2  Pet.z.  20. the  latter  end  is  worfe  with  them 

Made  an  <flJnO. 
Ge».27.30.aslfjac  had  made  znend  of  blefling 

49. 3  3.  when  Jacob  had  made  an  end  of  comm. 
Lev.  16.  zo.madc  an  «z.of  reconcili.the  holy  place 
Zv"». 4  1 5 .  when  his  fons  have  made  an  en.of  cov. 

16.3  1. as  he  made  an  «Kf,the,ground  clave  afu. 
Deut.  zo.9.when  the  officers  have  made  an  end  of 

26. 1 2. haft  made  an  en.of  tithing  all  the  tithes 

3  i.2  4.when  Mofes  had  made  an  en.of  writing 

3  2.4  5. Mofes  made  an  en.of  fpeaking,  all  thefe 

Jof.K.z^.vi  hen  Ifrael  had  made  an  end  of  flaying 

Chapt.io.20. 

19.4  9. made  an  end  of  dividing,  Ifrael  gave  an 
5 1 .  fo  they  made  an  en.of  divid.the  country 

Judg.$ .  1 8  .when  he  had  made  an  end  to  offer 

15. 17. made 


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1 5.  i7.made  an  end  of  fpeakmg,he  caft  away 

iSdW.io.ij.whenhehad  made  an  end, he  came 
1  ? .  1  o.as  foon  as  he  had  made  an  ^Samuel 
1 8 . 1  .he  made  an  end  of  fpeaking  unto  Saul 
24. 1 6.when  David  had  made  an  «zd,Saul  laid 

a  Sam.6. 1 8.as  foon  as  David  had  made  an  end,  he 
1  i.io.when  thou  haft  made  an  end  of  telling 
1 3 . 3 6\as  foon  as  he  had  made  an  end,tht  kings 

1 1(i».'i.4i.heard,asthey  had  made  an  ra.offpea. 
3 .  1  .untill  he  had  made  an  end  of  fpeaking 
7.4o.Hiram  made  an  end  of  doing  the  work 
8.J4-had  made  mendoi  praying,he rofe 

2  l(i».io.f  .had  madean«fcfofoffer.the  burnt-of. 

1  Cbro.  1 6. 2.  David  had  made  an  end  of  offering 

2  rfcr.7.r.made  ane»<a!of  praying,fire  came  down 

zo.2j.when  they  had  made  an  es.of  the  inhab. 

24.1  o.caft  into  the  cheft,til  they  had  ma.an  e. 

29#i7.inthis  day  of  the  firft  mo.they  ma.an  e. 

29.and  when  they  had  made  an  end  of  offer. 

Eq:  10.17  .made  an  en. with  all  the  men  that  had 

Je('.26.8.Jeremiah  had  made  an  end  of  fpeaking 

Chapt.43.1. 

5  1.^3  .when  thou  haft  made  an  en.oi fpeaking 

£■3^.42. 1  f.had  madeanea.of  meaf.the  inner  co. 

4j.23.when  thou  haft  made  an  e  ».of  clean  fing 

Amo-7 . 2 .  made  an  end  of  eating  the  graffe  of  the 

Mu'.n.i.Jef.had  madeane«.ofcomand.hisdifc. 

Make  an  <£ttt>,  or  full  <2ttrj, 
1  Sam.$.  1 2-when  I  begin,I  will  alfo  make  an  en. 
Neh.^.z.vtiW  they  make  an  end  in  a  day 
\fob  i8.2.how  long  ere  you  make  an  end  of  words 
Ifa.  3  3 . 1  .thou  (halt  make  an  end  to  deal  treacher. 
38.ra.to  night  wilt  thou  make  an  tndoi  me 
Verfeij. 
/«/.4.27.yet  will  I  not  make  a  full  end 
5.  io.deftroy,but  make  not  a  full  end 

1 8.1  will  not  make  a  full  end  with  you 
30.1  i.though  I  make  a  full  endoi all  nations 
yet  will  I  not  make  a  full  endoi  thee 
46.28.1  will  make  a  inWendoi all  nations 

I  will  not  make  a  full  end  of  thee 
Etelfr  1 1 . 1 3 .  Ah,Lord,wilt  thou  make  a  full  end 
10. 1 7.neither  did  I  make  an  m/of  thee  in  the 
D/is?. 24.ro  fini(b,and  to  make  an  end 
Nah.  1 .8  .he  will  make  an  utter  end  of  the  place 

Verfe  9. 

TotheQritt, 

Exo.S.zz.to  the  end  thou  mayeft  know  that  I  am 

lew*.  17.7. to  the  end  that  the  children  of  Ifr.may 

Deut.  1 7.  ie».to  the  ra.that  he  fhould  multip.horfes 

2o.tothem/he  may  prolong  his  dates 
/fl/^  18. 16. border  came  down  to  the  cs.of  the  mo. 
1  Sam.g. 27.  going  down  to  the  end  of  the  city 
Neb.  3 .2  x  .repaired  even  to  the  end  of  the  houfe 
Pfal.io.  12.  to  the c«d  that  my  glory  may  'mg  pr. 
1 1 9. 1 1 2-to  perform  thy  ftatutes  even  to  the  c. 
Ecclef.  3 .1 1  .no  man  find  out  fro  the  beg.  to  the  en. 
j.  r  4  to  the  en.that  man  flial  find  noth.art.  him 
lfa.  48. 20.  utter  it  even  to  the  endoi  the  earth 

49.6.mayeft  be  (alvation  to  the  en.oi  the  earth 
fer.  3 . 5:  .his  anger,will  he  keep  it  to  the  end 
£^£.20.26.  to  the  end  that  they  might  know  I 
3 1. 14.10  the  end  that  none  of  the  trees  exalt 
Dan.4. 1 1  .fight  thereof  to  the  end  of  all  the  earth 
2  2. thy  dominion  to  the  end  of  the  earth 
1 2.6.how  long  to  the  end  of  thefe  wonders 
Obad.yxo  the  end  every  one  may  be  cut  off 
Mat.  10. 2 2.he  that  endures  tothewz.fhalbe  faved 
Chapt.i4.i3. 
18.20.1  am  with  you  alway  even  to  the  end 
AfA.13.13.he  that  endures  to  the  es.the  fame  fhal 
Act.  7 . 1 9.caft  out,to  the  end  they  might  not  1  i ve 
R0W.4. 1 6.to  the  end  the  promife  might  be  fure 
z  Cor.T,.  13.100k  to  the  end  of  that  which  is  aboli. 
1  Thef.  3 . 1 3  -to  the  end  he  may  eftablifh  your  hea. 

Unto  the  dBttt), 
Deut.  1 1. 1 2.  fro  the  begin  unto  the  <?».of  the  year 
Jof.15 .5  .ea&.  border  unto  the  end  of  Jordan 
Rutb  2.23.  to  glean  unto  the  end  of  barley  harveft 
job  3  4. 3  6.  Job  may  be  tried  even  unto  the  end 
Pfal.tf.y.mikts  wars  to  ceafe,even  unto  the  end 
119.33  -teach  me}&  I  dial  keep  it  unto  the  end 
Ifa.61.1  1  .L.hath  proclaimed  unto  the  end  of  the 
jer.t.i.it  came  alfo  unto  thee».ofthen.moneth 
Dan.6.z6.Us  dominion  fhalbe  unto  the  end 
7.26.toconfume  &  deftroy  it  even  unto  the  #2. 


9. 26. unto  the  end  of  the  war  defolations 
Job.  1 3 . 1. having  loved  his  own  even  unto  the  end 
1  Cor.  i.8.whofrnll  confirm  you  unto  theend 
Heb.$.6-iiwe  hold  faft  the  confidence  unto  the  e. 
1 4. if  we  hold  ftedfaft  unto  the  end 

6. 1 1  .fu  I!  affurance  of  hope  unto  the  end 

1  Pet.1.1  3. be  fober,and  hope  unto  the  end 
Rev.z.z6.ovetco.Sc  keeps  my  works  unto  the  end 

Crrtmmage. 
£^".4. 1 3  .fo  thou  (halt  endamage  the  revenue 

CnUanger. 
Dan.i.  1  o.ye  make  me  endanger  my  head 

vEnDangereD. 
Ecclef.  10.9. he  that  cleaves  wood  fhalbe  endangered 

€ttt)Ct). 
GfB.2.2.feventh  day  God  ended  his  worke 
4i.f  3>feven  years  of  plenteoufnefferafe/ 
47.i8.thatyeare  was  ended,  they  came 
Deut.  31.3  o.fpake  the  words — until  they  were  en. 

3  4-8. the  dayes  of  mourning  were  ended 
Ruth  2.2 1.  untill  they  have  ended  all  my  harveft 

2  Sam.zo.  1 8. and  fo  they  ended  the  matter 

1  Kjn.7.^1  Xo  was  ended  all  the  work 

2  Cbr.zy.  34.Levit.did  help— til  the  work  was  en. 
fob  3  i^o.the  words  of  Job  are  ended 

Pfal.7  2 .  20. the  praiers  of  David  are  ended 
l[a.6o.  20.dayes  of  thy  mourning  fhalbe  ended 
Jer. 8. 20. harveft  is  paft,fummer  is  ended 
£^-4.8.til  thou  haft  ended  the  daiesof  the  (lege 
Afaf.7.23.whenjefus  had  ended  thefe  fayings 
L«j^.4.2.when  they  were  ended,he  hungred 
1 3  .when  the  devill  had  ended jhe  departed 
7.  i.  when  he  had  ended  all  his  fayings 
John  i3.2.fapper  being  ended,  the  devill  having 
Acl.19. 2i. after  thefe  things  wereended 
1      2i.i7.feven  dayes  were  almoft  ended 
I  <£nt>etl). 

Z/2r.24.8.the  noife  of  them  that  rejoyce  endetb 

Citufng. 
Rev.i.S.l  am  the  beginning  and  the'ending 

1  Tim.  i.4.neither  give  heed  to  endlefs  genealogies 
Heb.j.  i6.made  after  the  power  of  an  endleffe  life 

To  (CnOeatour. 

2  Pet .  r  •  1 5 .1  will  endeavour  you  may  be  able 

CnOcaVioarct), 
Acl.  1 6. 1  o.immediatly  we  endeavoured  to  go 
1  Thef.z.iy.v/e  endeavoured  the  more  abundantly 

tfnOeatoourfng. 
Epk/4.3. endeavouring  to  keep  the  unity 

(JBrrtjeatoours. 
P/z/,2  8.4.M)  the  wickednes  of  their  endeavours 

Cntjoi. 
/fl/1 1 7. 1  r.  inhabitants  of  Endor,3nd  her  townes 

1  &wz.28.7.behold,there  isa  woman  at  Endor 
P/tf/.83.io.which  perifhed  at  Endor 

To  Cntionj.  ' 

E#0/i22.i6.he(halle»<*whertobehiswife 

£^.25.i8.make  2.cherub.at  the  z.ends  of  theme. 

i9.make  the cherubims on  the  2.f«.thereof 

2S.i4.chains  at  the  ends  of  the  wreathen  work 

Ver.22.8c  Chapt.39.15. 

z3.two  rings  on  the  zen.oi  the  breaft-plate 

Verfe  26. 

■  24.  which  are  on  the  ends  of  the  breaft-plate 

^ef.twoother  ends  thou  (halt  fallen  in  2  ou. 

37. 8. made  he  thecherub.onthe  z.ends  thereof 

38.5  .caft  4-rings  for  the  /[.ends  of  the  grate  of 

39.16.put  i.ringsin  the  2.cw.of  thebreaft-pl. 

i7.put  2.wreath.cha.in  2.rings  on  the  ends 

18.  the  z.endsoi 2.wreath.chainsthey  faft. 

i9.put  2.rings  on  the  z.en.oi  the  brealt-pla. 

Deut.  33.17.  pufh  people  toge.to  the  en.oi the  ear. 

r  Sd»z.2.io.Lord  (hall  judge  thzendso£ the  earth 

r  Kjn.$.$.ends  ot  the  ftaves  were  feen  out  in  the 

2  Cbro.S.y.  en.oi  the  ftaves  were  feen  fro  the  Ark 
fob  28.24.  he  looketh  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 

37.3  .direfteth  his  lightning  unto  the  en.oi  the 
38.13  .might  take  hold  of  the  ends  of  the  earth 
Vfal.  1 9. 4. and  their  works  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
6.and  his  circuit  unto  the  ends  of  it 
zz.zy.ends  of  the  world  fhalremernb.&  turne 
48.  ro.fo  is  thy  praife  unto  the  ends  of  the  earth 
•y  9 .1 3  .G  od  ruleth  in  Jacob  ,to  the  en.oi  the  ca . 
6;.5.who  art  theconfid.of  all  thera.of  the  ea. 


67.7.  all  the  ends  of  the  earth  (hall  fear  him 
7  2-8  .from  the  river  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
9 8. 3. all  the  ends  of  the  earth  have  feen  the  falv. 
1 3  5.7.  vapours  to  afcend  from  the  es.of  the  ea. 
Jtww.10.13. 

Pro.  17.24.eies  of  a  fool  are  in  the  en.6i  the  earth 
30.4.who  hatheftablithed  all  the  ra.of  the  ear. 

I/a.2  6.if.removedit  far  unto  the  ends  of  the  ear. 
46. 28.creator  of  the  en.oi  the  earth  faints  no: 
41.5  .the  ends  of  the  earth  were  afraid 

9-thou  whom  I  have  taken  fro  the  en.oi  the 

4  3 .6. bring  my  daught.fro  the  ends  of  the  earth 
45.22.be  ye  faved,all  thetffcfrofthe  earth 

5  2.  io.all  the  ends  oi  the  earth  fhal  fee  the  falv. 
fer.16. 19.1h.al  come  unto  thee  from  the  en.oi  the 

2  5.31.  a  noife  fhal  come  to  the  en.oi  the  earth 
5 1 .  i6\caufeth  vap.to  afcend  fro  thtends  of  the 
£^.  1 5.4.the  fire  devoureth  both  the  ends  of  it 
Mir.  5. 4. now  fhal  he  be  great  unto  the  ends  of  the 
Zech.9. 10. his  dominion  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
Acl.  1 3 .47.be  for  filvation  to  the  en.oi  the  earth 
Rom.  1  o.  1 8.their  words  to  the  ends  of  the  world 

1  Cor.  10. 1 1. upon  whom  thecw.of  the  world  are 

Cnuueu.SeeJirrtJueO, 
To  (Erasure, 
Gen.  3  3 . 1 4.as  the  children  be  able  to  endure 
Exod.  18.23  .then  thou  (halt  be  able  to  endure 
Efth.2.6.howi  anl endure  tofeetheevill 

how  can  I  endure  to  fee  the  deftruftion 
fob  8 . 1  j.fhall  hold  it  faft,  but  it  (hall  not  endure 
31.23.by  reafonof  his  highnesl  could  not  en. 
Pfal.g.7. but  the  Lord  (hall  endure  for  ever 
30.5.weepingmay  endure  iov  a  night, but 
7  2.5.3s  long  as  the  fun  and  moonendure 

1 7  .his  name  (hall  endure  for  ever 
89.29.his  feed  willl  make  toendure 

36.  his  feed  (hall  endure  for  ever 
1  o 2. 1 2.thou,  O  Lord,fhalt  endure  for  ever 
26. they  (hall  penlh,but  thou  (halt  endure 
104.3 1. the  glory  of  the  Lordlhall  endure 
Pro. 27. 24-doth  the  crown  cnd.to  every  generatio 
E'Kek-  ii-1 4-can  thine  heart  endure 
Mat.zq.  1 3  .he  thac  (hall  endure  to  the  end 

Mar^e  13.13. 
Mar.  4. 1 7  .and  fo  endure  but  for  a  time 

2  Thcf.  1. 4.in  all  your  tribulations  that  ye  endure 
2  T«».2.3.thou  therefore  eK^ar^hardnene 

10. 1  endureaW  things  for  the  elects  fake 
4.3  .they  will  not  endure  found  doctrine 

5. endure  afflicT:ions>do  the  work  of 
Hcb.iz.f.iiyz  endure chaftening,God  dealeth 

20.  could  not  endure  what  was  commanded 
famj  .1 1. we  count  them  whichendure  hippy 

1  Pet.z.  i9»if  a  man  for  confeience  endure  griefe 

CnUnreu, 
Pfa. 81.15 .but  their  time  fhould  have  endu.ioi  ev. 
Rom.g.zz.endured  with  much  long-fuffering 

2  Tim.^.i  1. what  perfecutions  I  endured 
Heb.6. 1 5.after  he  had  patiently  endured 

10. 3  2. ye  endured  a  great  fight  of  afflictions 
1 1. zf.hz  endured, %s  feeing  him,tyho  is  invifib. 
1 2.2.for  the  joy  let  before  him  endwr.tht  croffe 
3  .confider  him  that  endured  fuch  contradict. 
(EnDateth, 
Pfal.  3  o.  5  .his  anger  endureth  but  a  moment 
51.1  .goodnes  of  God  endureth  continually 
72.7.(0  long  as  the  moon  endureth 
100. 5. his  truth  endmetb  to  all  generations 
145. 1  j.thy  dominion  end.  throughout  all  gen. 
Mat,  10.22.  he  that  endure th  to  the  end  fhalbe 
fohn  6. z 7  .but  for  that  meat  which  endureth 
1  Cor.  1 3 ,7.hopeth  all  thinis^ndurctb  all  things 
fam.1.1 2.  bleffed  the  man  that  endureth  temptati. 

(BtfoWcetl)  for  ever. 

1  Chr.  16.3  4.for  his  mercy  endureth  for  ever.  V.41. 

iCfo-0.5.i3.&7.3,6.&io.2i.&£^r.3.ii. 

Pfa.io6.f.8i  107. 1. &  118.1,2,3,4,29. 

&  136.  Ver.i.to  Ver.ult.r&/«,.3  3.ii. 

Pfal.  1 1 1. 3. his  righteoufnes  endureth  for  ever 

P/H 1 12.3,9. 
1  o.his  praife  endureth  for  ever 
1 17. 2. truth  of  the  Lord  endureth  for  ever 
1 19. 160. every  one  ofthy  judgm.e»rf/i. for  ever 
1 3  5 . 1 3  .thy  name  endureth  for  ever 
1 3  8.8.thy  mercy ,0  Lotd,enduretb  for  ever 
1  Pet.  1 . 2  5  .word  of  the  Lord  endureth  iov  ever 
(gnoartng. 


ENE 


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E"  N  E      E  N  E 


CnUarirtg. 
Pfal.  i^.fear  of  the  Lord  is  deme,enduring  for 
z  Cor.  1.6.  which  is  effe&uall  inthecndur.otthe 
Heb,  10.  j4.ye  have  in  heaven  an  ^/r/.fubftance 

<fi?neglaim. 
£^.47.10.  fifhers  fhal  ftand  fro  Engedi  to  Ene. 

dUnemfe. 
Exo.  1  f.6.right  hand  hath  dafhed  in  pieces  the  en. 
9. the  enemy  faid, I  will  purfue 

2  j. 2i.I  willbeanewwy  to  thine  enemies 
Num.  1 0.9.  if  ye  go  to  war  againft  the  enemy 

3f  .2 3. was  not  his  ea.  neither  fought  his  harm 

D«tf.  3  2.27.were  it  not  1  feared  the  wra.of  the  en. 

42. from  the  begin.of  1  eveng- upon  the  rawy 

3 3 .  27.hc  (hall  thtuft  out  the  enemy  from  before 

fudg.i6.2g.  our  G. delivered  our  ese.into  our  ha. 

Verfe  24. 

1  Sam.i^i  2.fhaltfeean  enemy  in  my  habitation 

1 8. 2£.Saul  became  Davidsenemy  continually 
24.19.  if  a  man  find  his  ene.w ill  he  let  him  go 

2  Sum.  2  2. 1 8  .he  delivered  me  from  my  enemy 

1  l{in.  8.33  .when  Ifrael  be  fmitten  before  the  ene. 

3  7. if  their  enemy  befiege  them  in  the  land 
44. if  thy  people  go  out  againft  their  enemy 
46.and  thou  deliver  them  to  the  enemy 
they  carry  them  to  the  land  of  the  enemy 

2  Chr.6. 24.iflfr.be  puttotheworfe  before  the  en. 

2  5.8. God  fhall  make  thee  fall  before  the  enemy 
26. 1 3. to  help  the  King  againft  the  enemy 
£^.8.2  2.tohelp  us  againft  the  enemy 
Efl.  3.10.  gave  it  to  Haman  the  Jewes  enemy 
7.4.  cw.could  not  countervail  the  kings  dam. 

6-Efther  faid,The  enemy  is  this  Haman 
8. 1  .houfe  of  Hainan  the  Jews  enemy  unto  Efth, 
9. 10. the  enemy  oi  the  Jcwes  flew  they 
Z4.theenemyo( the  Jewcs  had  devifed 
Job  1  3.  io.beholdjhe  counteth  me  for  hiscnemy 
Pfal. 7.  5  let  the  enemy  perfecutc  my  foule 

8. 2. tint  thou  mighteft  ftill  the  enemy  and  the 
9.6.O  thou  c?7e;»7jdeftruftions  are  come 
18. 1 7. delivered  me  irom  my  ftrong enemy 
4  2. 9. why  go  I  mourning  becaufe  of  the  enemy 

Pfal^i.z. 
44. 1  o.makeft  us  to  turn  back  from  the  enemy 

itf.blafphemeth  by  reafon  of  the  enemy 
y  f .  3.  becaufe  of  the  voiceof  the  enemy 

1 2.it  was  not  an  enemy  that  reproached  mc 
61 .3-and  a  ftrong  tower  from  theenemy 

64. 1  .preferve  my  life  from  the  enemy 
74.3  even  all  that  the  ene.hith  done  wickedly 

10. fhall  the  enemy  blafpheme  thy  name 
1 8.remember  this,that  the  enemy  hath  repro . 
78.42.remen,b.not  hedeliv.them  from  theen. 

89. 2  2. the  enemy  fhall  not  exact  upon  him 
1 4 3. 3. the  enemy  hath  perfecuted  my  foule 

7ro.z-j.6.the  kiffesof  an  enemy  are  deceitfull 
lfa.<;g.ig.the  enemy  fhallcomein  likeafloud 

63.  io.therfore  he  was  turned  to  be  their  enemy 
Jer.6. 2  5  fword  of  the  enemy  is  on  every  fide 
1 5.11.1  will  caufe  the  ene.to  intreat  thee  well 
1 8. 1 7.1  will  fcatt;r  them  before  the  enemy 
30.i4.wounded  thee  with  the  wound  of  an  e, 
3  1. 1 6.  they  fhal  come  from  the  land  of  the  ene. 
44.30. into  the  ha.of  Nebuchad-ncz.hise/Wy 
Lam.  1.5.  child. are  gone  into  captiv.before  the  en. 
^.theenemy  hath  magnified  himfelfe 
i6.bccaufe  theenemy  prevailed 
2 . 3  .drawn  back  his  hand  from  before  the  enemy 
4.hc  hath  bent  his  bow  like  an  enemy 
f. the  Lord  was  an  enemy 
4 . 1 2  .that  the  enemy  fhould  have  entered 
E-Kgk- 1  &•  i-becaufe  the  enemy  hath  faid,  Aha 
Hof.% .  3  .Ifraeljthe  enemy  fhall  purfue  him 
Mic.i.S.my  people  is  rifen  up  as  an  enemy 
Nah  .3.11  .(halt  feek  ftrengthibecaufe  of  the  enemy 
Mat- 13.25  .his  enemy  came  and  fowed  tares 
28.he  faid,  An  enemy  hath  done  this 

3  ^enemy  that  fowed  them  is  the  devill 
Lu\.  1  o .  1 9.  over  all  t  he  power  of  the  enemy 
Acl.  1 3 .  lo.thou  enemy  of  all  righteoufnefie 

1  Coy.  i5.2  6.thelaft  ewewy  is  death 
Gal.4.  i6.am  I  therefore  become  your  enemy 

2  Thef.i .  1 5.yet  count  him  not  as  an  enemy 
Jam. 4. 4.3.  friend  of  the  world  isan  enemy  to  God 

Hand  of  the  Crtemp. 
Lcv.i6.2  5.fhalbe  delivered  into  the  ha.of  the  ene. 


I  E^r.S.  31.  delivered  us  from  thehandofthef?z«wy 
|M^.9.27.delivcredft  them  into  the  ha.of  their  en. 
Pfal.  3 1 .8  .not  fhut  me  into  the  hand  of  the  enemy 
7  8 .6 1  .his  glory  into  the  enemies  hand 
iofi.io.redeemedfrom  the  hand  of  theenemy 

,P/"<Z/.I07.2. 

Lam. 1.7.  her  people  fell  into  the  hand  of  the  ewe. 

2. 7. given  up  into  the  hand  of  the  enemy  here 

Mine  Ctutnp. 

i  Sam.ig.17.  why  haft  thou  fent  away  mine  ene. 

I  Kjn.z  1.20. haft  thou  found  me,0  mine  enemy 
Job  1 6. 9. mine  enemy  fharpneth  his  teeth 

27. 7. let  mine  enemy  be  as  the  wicked 
P/fl.7.4.1  deliv.him  that  without  caufe  is  mine  en. 
I2.2.(hall  mine  enemybe  exalted  over  me 

4.1eft  mine  enemy  fay,I  have  prevailed 
4 1. 1 1  .mine  enemy  doth  not  prevail  againft  me 
Lam.z.zz.thofe  I  have  fwadled  minefflf.confum. 
Ato.7. 8. rejoyce not,0  mine enemy,v/hcn  I  fall 
io.fhe  that  is  mine  enemy  fhall  fee  it 
Thine  4Enemp. 
Exo.z1.4Al  thou  meet  thine  enemies  oxe  or  affe 
Deut.zS.  57.thine  ene.mal  diftreffe  thee  in  thy  ga. 
1  Saw. 24.4. deliver  thine  enemy  into  thine  hand 
Chapt.26.8. 
28.i6\feeingthe  Lord  is  become  thineenemy 
z  Sam.4.2. behold  the  head  of  thine  enemy 
Job  1 3 .  24-wherfore  holdcft  thou  me  for  thine  en. 
Pro.  24.1 7.rejoyce  not  when  thine  enemies  fall 
2 5.  2  1  .if  thine  enemy  hunger,give  him  bread 
jRow.12.20. 
Lam.z.  i7.caufed  thine  enemy  to  re  Joyce  over  thee 
Zeph.% .  1  5. the  Lord  hath  caft  out  thine  enemy 
Mat.  5-43.it  hath  bin  faid,Thou  (halt  hate  thine  f. 

dEncmicS. 
1  S'(?w.i8.25.buttobeavengedof  the  kings  ene. 
20. 1 5.not,when  the  L.hath cut  oStheenemies 
1  ^.require  it  at  the  hands  of  Davids  enemies 
2  5 . 2  2. fo  do  God  to  the  enemies  of  David 
29.8.I  may  not  fight  againft  the  enemies  of 
3o.26.behold  a  prefent— of  the  ene.oi the  Lo. 

1  Sam.  1 2. 14.  given  occafion  to  the  ene.to  blafph. 
18.3  2.the  enemies  of  my  lord  be  as  that  young 

2  Chr.zo. 29. L. fought  againft  the  emtf.oflfrael 
Efth.p.i.enemies  ofthejews  hoped  to  have  power 
Job  6.23  .deliver  me  from  the  enemies  hand 
Pfal.17 .9. from  the  wicked,my  deadly  enemies 

37.20.the  enemies  of  the  L.  fhalbe  as  the  fat  of 

45. 5. thine  arrows  are  in  the  hearts  of  the  ene. 

78.6i.delivcred  hisglory  into  the  enem.hani. 

1 2 7. 5. they  fhall  fpeak  with  the  ene.in  the  gate 
Jer.i  2, 7. given  the  beloved  into  the  ha.of  her  en. 

4%.  <$. the  enemies  have  heard  a  cry 
Lam.  1. 2. her  friends  are  become  her  enemies 
5. her  adverfaries,her  enemies  profper 
Mic.7.6^.  mans  ene.ate  the  men  of  his  own  houfe 
Rom.  5. 10. if  when  we  were  enem.  we  were  reconc. 

11.28  .they  are  enemies  for  your  fake 
1  Cor.i  5.2  5. put  all  enemies  under  his  feet 
Phil.  3.18  .they  are  enemies  to  the  croffe  of  Chrift 
Col.  1 .2 1  .enemies  in  your  minds  by  wicked  workes 
His  Enemies. 

Gen.  2  2. 1 7. thy  feed  thai  poffefs  the  gates  of  his  en. 
Num.i4.S-he  fhall  eat  up  the  nations  his  enemies 
i8.Seir  fhalbe  a  poffeffion  for  hisenemies 

32.2  i.untill  he  hath  driven  out  his  enemies 
Deut.z  5 .7*De  an  nelp to  n'm  from  n's  en£mies 
1  toz.14.47.Saul  fought  againft  all  hisenemies 
2SS.7. 1. Lord  had  given  him  reft  from  his  enem. 

1 8. 1 9. the  Lord  hath  avenged  him  of  his  enem. 

22.  i.delivered  him  out  of  the  han.of  all  his  en. 
1  Cb/o.zz. 9>wil give  him  reft  from  all  hisenemies 
Job  1 9. 1  x  .he  counteth  me  as  one  of  his  enemies 
Pfal.  1  o. 5.as  for  his  enemies,he  puffeth  at  them 

4i.2.not  deliver  him  unto  the  will  othisenem. 

6  8 . 1 .  let  his  enemies  be  fcattered 

2  i.God  fhal  wound  the  heads  of  his  enemies 

72.9.his  enemies  fhall  licke  the  duft 

78. 66. he  fmote  his  enemies  in  the  hinder  parts 

89. 42  .haft  made  all  his  enemies  to  rejoyce 

97.3  .a  fire  burneth  up  his  enemies 

I I  i.S.fee  his  defire  upon  his  enemies 
i$z.i2.hisenemies  will  I  clothe  with  fhame 

Pro.  1 6.7-maketh  his  enemies  to  be  at  peace 
lfa.9.1  i.and  joyne  his  enemies  together 
42. 1 3 .  he  fhall  prevaile  againft  his  enemies 


59.  i8.will  repay  recompcncc  to  his  enemies 
6o".6.rendreth  rccompence  ro  his  enemies 
1 4>his  indignations  to  vards  his  enemies 
/«'.44.30.give  Phar.into  the  hands  of  hisenemies 
Nah.  1 .2. and  he  refcrveth  wrath  for  hisenemies 

8  .darkneffe  fhill  purfue  his  enemies  - 
Heb.  10.1 3. expecting  til  his  ene.be  made  his  foot. 

Mine  CneiJrtC0. 
Num.  2  3 . 1 1 .1  took  thee  to  curfe  mine  enemies 
24.  i  o.I  called  thee  to  curfe  mine  enemies 
Deut.  3  1.41,1  will  render  vengeance  onmineww. 

1  Sam.  z.  1  .my  mouth  is  enlarged  over  mine  enem. 
14.24.that  I  may  be  avenged  of  mine  enemies 

2  Sa. 5. 20.Lordhich  broken  forth  upon  minecs, 
22.4X0  (hall  I  be  faved  from  mine  enemies 

38.I  have  purfued  mine  enemies 
4 1  .haft  given  me  the  necks  of  mine  enemies 
49.bringeth  me  forth  from  mine  enemies 
1  Chro.  1 2. 1 7. come  to  bettay  me  unto  mine  enem 

1 4. 1 1  .hath  broken  in  upon  mine  enemies 
Pfal. 3.7. thou  haft  fmitten  all  mine  enemies 
f.8.1ead  me,becaufeof  mine  enemies 
6.7. it  w.ixeth  oId,bccaufe  of  mine  enemies 

10.  let  mine  enemies  be  afhamed 
7.6.arife,bccaufe  of  the  rage  of  mine  enemies 
9. 3  .w  hen  mine  enemies  are  turned,  they  fhall 
1 3. 2. how  long  fhall  mine  e»c mies  be  exalted 
1 8.3X0  fhall  I  be  faved  from  mine  enemies 
3  7.I  have  purfued  mine  enemies 
40. haft  given  me  the  necks  of  mine  etiemies 
48. he  delivereth  me  from  mine  enemies 
23.5  .prepareft  a  table  in  the  prefe.of  mine  ene. 
25. 2. let  not  mine  enemies  triumph  over  me 
i^.confider  mineenemies,  for  they  are  many 

2  7 . 2 .  w  hen  mine  enemies  came  u  pon  me 
6.  lifced  up  above  mine  enemies  round  about 
1 1. teach  me,becaufe  of  mine  enemies 
1 2.deliver  me  not  unto  the  will  of  mine  en. 

3 1. 1  i.I  was  a  reproach  among  all  mine  enem, 
1 5. deliver  me  from  the  hands  of  minees*. 

3  5 .  i9.1et  not  mine  enemies  rejoyce  over  me 
3  8. 19. but  mine  enemies  are  lively 
41. ^.mineenemies  fpeak evill  ofme 
42.10.  mine  enemies  reproach  me 
54.5  .he  fhall  reward  evill  unto  mine  enemies 

7.fecn  my  defire  upon  mine  enemies 
5  6. 2.mine  enemies  would  fwallow  me  up 

9-then  fhall  mine  enemies  turn  back 
$9. 1. deliver  me  from  mine  enemies 

icfee  my  defire  upon  mine  enemies 
69. 4. they  being  mine  enemies  wrongfully 
1 8. deliver  me  becaufe  of  mine  enemies 
7 1 . 1  o.mine  enemies  fpeak  againft  me 
9  2.1 1  .mine  eye  (hall  fee  my  defire  on  mine  en. 
i02.8.mine  enemies  reproach  me 
1 19.98. made  me  wifer  then  mineenemies 
139.  mine  enemies  have  forgotten  thy  word 
1 57. many  are  mine  enemies 
138.7  .ftretch  forth  thine  hand  againft  mine e. 
1 3  9. 2  2  I  count  them  mine  enemies 
143. 9. deliver  me  from  mineenemies 
1 2. of  thy  mercy  cut  off  mine  enemies 
(/i.1.24. 1  will  avenge  me  of  mine  enemies 
Lam.  1 . 2 1  .mine  enemies  have  heard  of  my  trouble 

3.52.  mine  enemies  chafed  me  fore 
L#£.i9.27.thofe  mine  enem.bring  hither  ,and  flay 

Our  Cnetrtf  c0, 
£#flrf.i.io.theyjoyne  alfo  to  our  enemies 
Deul.iz-i  i. our  enemies  themfelves  being  Judge* 

1  Sam.4.i.may  faveus  out  of  the  hand  of  ourcaf. 
1 2-I0.  deliver  us  out  of  the  hands  of  our  enem. 

2  S<«».i9.9.favedus  out  of  the  hands  of  our  ene, 
Neh.4. 1 5  .when  our  enemies  heard  that  it  was 

5-9.becaufe  of  the  reproach  of  our  enemies 
<5.i.whenthe  reft  of  our  enemies  heard 
1 6.  when  all  our  enemies  heard  thereof 
Pfal.44. 5-through  thee  will  we  pufh  our  enemies 
7  .thou  haft  faved  us  from  pur  enemies 
6o.i2.hefhallrreaddownourf».  P^io8.ij. 
8o.6.our  enemies  laugh  among  themfelves 
1 36.24.and  redeemed  us  from  our  enemies 
Lam.i. 46. out  enemies  have  opened  their  mouths 
Luk- 1 .7 1  .we  fhould  be  faved  from  our  enemies 
74.delivered  out  of  the  hands  of  our  enemies 
Their  4Saemit8. 
Exo.%  2.25.  made  them  naked  amongft  their  ene. 
Lev.z6.26.kni. 


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Lcv.i6.i6.  fend  faintnes— in  the  Ia.of  their ene. 

4i.brought  them  into  the  la.of  their  caemus 

44-when  they  be  in  the  land  of  their  enemies 

jty^.S.Ifrael  turneth  their  backs bef.their  enem. 

i  a.  chil.of  Ifr.could  not  ftand  bef.their  ene. 

but  turned  their  backs  before  their  enemi. 

i  o .  i  j  .people  avenged  of  their  enemies 

21,44.  not  a  man  of  all  their  enemi  .before  the 

the  Lord  deftroied  all  their  enemies 

23.  r.had  given  reft  from  all  their  enemies 

/«(%.!.  1 4-fold  them  into  theha.of  all  their  enem. 

they  could  not  ftand  before  their  enemies 

1 8.delivered  them  out  of  the  ha.of  their  ene. 

8.  ^.delivered  out  of  all  their  enemies 

1  Sa.14.30.had  eaten  of  the  fpoil  of  their  enemies 

1  Kin.S.42  .return  unto  thee  in  this  la.of  their  en. 

2  20».ai.i4.deltverthem  into  the  ha.of  their  en. 

they  become  a  fpoile  to  their  enemies 
4  Cfo'0.6.i8.if  their  enemies  befiege  them 

j4.if  thy  people  war  againft  their  enemies 
3-6.deliver  them  over  before  then  enemies 
20.27.made  them  rejoyce  over  their  enemies 
2  j.20.deliver  them  into  the  hands  of  their  en- 
Nebem.g.zj. 
Nch.g.iZ.  lefteft  them  in  the  hands  of  their  enem. 
Eftb.S .  1 3  -avenge  themfelve  s  of  their  enemies 
9. 5. the  Jewes  fmote  all  their  enemies 
1 6.and  had  reft  from  all  their  enemies 
22.the  Jewes  refted  from  thekenemies 
Pfal.y  8.  5  3 .  the  fea  over-whelmed  their  enemies  - 
8  i.i4.ihould  have  fubdued  their  enemies 
105.24.made  them  ftronger  then  their  enemies 
1 0  6 . 1  j  .  the  w  aters covered  their  enemies 
qz.thek  enemies  alfo  opprefled  them 
Jer.i  5.9.  delivered  to  the  fword  before  their  enem. 
1  onfall  by  the  fword  before  their  enemies 

9-liege  wherwith  their  ftf.fhal  ftraiten  them 
20.4-they  (hall  fall  by  the.  fword  of  their  enem. 
5-give  into  the  hands  of  their  enemies 

Chap.  3  4. 2  0,2 1. 
21.7 .deliver  into  the  hands  of  their  enemies 
49. 3  7. caufe  Elam  to  be  difmayed  bef.their  ene. 
-E^.jp.tj.gave  them  into  thekenemies  hands 

2  7. gathered  them  out  of  their  enemies  hands 
Am.g.q.go  into  captivity  before  their  enemies 
Zccb.io.j.men  which  tread  down  their  enemies 
Rra.i  1.5.  fire  devoureth  their  eriemies 
1 2.and  their  enemies  beheld  them 
Thine  <g  netnteflf. 
Gra.i4.20.which  hath  delivered  thine  enemies 

49.8. thine  hand  flialbe  in  the  neck  of  thine  en. 
£#0.23.22.. I  will  be  an  enemy  to  thine  encmjfs 

27.will  make  thine  enemies  turn  back 
NKW.10.35.  rife,Lo.let  thine  enemies  be  fcattered 
Deut.6. 19.10  cart  out  all  thine  enemies 

20.i.when  thougoeft  againft  thineenemies 

Chapt.21.10. 

i4.thou  (halt  eat  the  fpoile  of  thine  enemies 

z  3-9.when  the  hod  goeth  againft  thine  enemies 

14  to  give  up  thine  enemies  before  thee 
r  5 . 1  p.given  thee  reft  from  all  thine  enemies 
2$. 7-the  Lord  (hall  caufe  thine  enemies 

2  5.caufe  thee  to  be  fmitten  before  thine  ene. 

3  1. thy  (heepfhalbe  given  unto  thine  enemies 
2 8. 48  .therefore  (halt  thou  ferve  thine  enemies 

5  3  .thine  enemies  (hall  diftreffc  thee 

Verf.55,57. 
3  0.7 .  put  all  thefe  eurfes  on  thine  enemies 
3  3.29.thinecw»m<halbe  found  liars 
jrof.7. 1 3  .cannot  ftand  before  thine  enemies 
Judg.  5 . 3 1  .fo  let  all  thine  enemies  perifh 

1 1 .3  tf.taken  vengeance  for  thee  of  thine  enemi. 
1  Sjw.25.26.let  thine  enemieshe  as  Nabal 
2  ^.thine  enemies  (hall  he  fling  out  as 
zSam.j.g.hwt  cut  offiall  thine  enemies 

1  i.caufed  thee  to  reft  from  all  thine  enemies 
19.6.  loveft  thine  enemies,  &  hateft  thy  friends 
24.13.  flie  before  thine  mw.whiletheypurfue 
1  Ktn.  3 . 1 1  .nor  asked  the  life  of  thine  enemies 

zChron.1.1 1. 

1  Cfoo.i7.8.cut  offall  thine  ene.kom before  thee 

1  o.I  will  fubdue  all  thine  enemies  I . 

1 1. 1 2.while  thefword  of  thine  enemies  overta. 

P/aJ.S.2.becaufe  of  thine  enem.thzt  thou  mighteft 

1 1. 8  .thine  hand  (hall  find  out  thine  enemies 

6  6. 3. through  thy  power  (hal  thine  escw.fubmit 


68 . 2  3  .dipped  in  the  bloud  of  thine  enemies 
74. 4. thine  cnem.xoix  in  the  midft  o(  the  congr. 

2  3  .forget  not  the  voice  of  thine  enemies 
8  3 .2.I0,  thine  enemies  make  a  tumult 

89. 10. thou  haft  fcattered  thine  enemies 

5 1. thine  enemies  have  reproached 
92.9.I0,  thine  encmicsyO  Lord 

lo,  thine  enemies  (hall  perifh 
1 10. 1 .1  make  thine  enemies  thy  footftoole 

2. rule  in  the  midft  of  thine  enemies 
1  3 9. 20. thine  enemies  take  thyuame  in  vain 
Ifa.z6.i  i.fire  ofthinccffetfawfhalldevoure 

62. 8. no  more  to  be  meat  for  thine  enemies 
Jer.  1 5. 1 4. will  make  thee  to  paffe  with  thine  ene. 

1 7-4-I  will  caufe  thee  to  ferve  thine  enemies 
Lam. 2. 16. thine  enemies  have  opened  their  mouth 
Dan. 4. 1  p.the  dream  be  to  thine  enemies 
Mic.%.  1  o. redeem  thee  from  thine  enemies 

5.9,all  thine  enemies  (hal  be  cut  off. 
Naham  3 .  13  .gates  fet  open  to  thine  enemies 
Mat.  z  2.44.I  make  thine  enemies  thy  foot-ftool 

Mm\  12.36. 
Lu\e  1 9.43  .thine  enemies  (hall  caft  a  trench  about 
20.43  •  "M  *  make  thine  enemies  thy  foot-ftool 
Heb.i.ii. 
Tour  <JBnem<eflf. 
Lev.  26.7.  and  ye  (hall  chafe  your  enemies 
8, your  enemies  (hall  fall  before  you 
1 6.fow  in  vain,  your  enemies  (hall  eat  it 
i7.yc  (lull  be  (lain  before  your  enemies 

3  2,your  enemies  (hall  be  aftonilhed  at  it 
34.  yeebe  in  your  enemies  land 

37.no  power  to  ftand  before  your  enemies 
3  8. land  of  your  enemies  (hall  eat  you  up 
3  9.  pine  away  in  your  enemies  land 
Num.  1  o.p.  ye  (hall  be  faved  from  your  enemies 
I4.42.  be  not  fmitten  before  your  enemies 

Deut.i.^z. 

Deut.  12.10.  giveth  you  reft  from  all  your  enemies 

20.3.  you  approach  this  day  againft  your  enem. 

4>to  fight  for  you  againft  your  enemies 
2  8 .6  8  .ye  (hall  be  fold  unto  your  enemies 
Jof.io.  1 9.  ftay  not  you, but  purfue  after  your  ene . 
2  5 .  thus  doe  to  all  your  enemies 
22.8.divide  the  fpoile  of  your  enemies 
JWg.3-28.L0. hath  delivered  youiftze.into  your 
1  So.. 1  z .  1 1  .deliv.you  out  of  the  ha.of  your  enem. 
zKjngs  17.39- 
Mtf.5.44.1  fay  unto  you,  Love  your  enemies 

Luke  6.27. 
Lu\.6. 3  5. love  your  cncmies,and  do  good 

inflame. 
7/2z.  5. 1 1. that  continue  till  wine  enflame  them 
enfotofng. 

E%e\.  1.4.3  great  cloud,a  fire  enfolding  k 

"EtifoitneO.See  3!n£oimcb. 
engageD, 

Jer.  30. 2  i.who  is  this  that  engaged  his  heart 
dgnganntsn." 

Jof.  1 5.34-Zanoah  &  Engannim,Ta<pt)ua.h} cities 
19. 21. and  Remeth,&  Engannim  in  Iffach.lot 
21. 2 9. Engannim  with  her  fuburbs,foure  cities 

engeOi, 

Jof.  1 5.<>2.thecityof  falt,and  Engedi 

1  S5.23.2  9.David  dwelt  in  ftrong  holds  at  Enge. 

24. I.David  is  in  the  wildernefle  of  Engedi 

2  Cfcw.20.2.inHa2azon-Tamar,whichisin£«. 
Cant.  1 .  i4.Gamphire  in  the  vineyard  of  Engedi 
£■^•47 .  io.fi(hers  (hall  ftand  from  Engedi 

engines, 

2  Cfofl.26.15.he  made  in  Jerufalem  engines 
E\el[.z6.g.(et  engines  of  war  againft  thy  walls 

engraffeO. 
Jam.  1 . 2 1  .receive  with  meeknefle  the  engraf.wotd 

engrave, 
£#0^.28.1  i.like  a  fignet engrave  the  twoftoncs 
Zeck3.9.will  engrave  the  graving  thereof 

Cngratoen. 
2  Cor. 1 ,7.written,and  engraven  in  ftones 

engratoer,  or  Jlngrafcer,  "... 

Exod.zS.  1 1  .with  the  work  of  an  engraver 
3  5.3  5. all  manner  of  work,  of  the  engraver 
2  8.2  3  .an  engraver,  a  cunning  workman 
Cttgra\)(ttgS. 
Exod.zSii  1  .like  the  engravings  of  a  fignet 

Vei.21, 36.8c  Cha.39.14j30. 


I  ©n^afe&oie. 

\Judg.  1  $.  i9.called  the  name  thereof  En-ha%>re 

<<SJni)a03ah. 
Jof.iy.z  1 .  Enbaddab  &  Bethpazzez  in  iffach.lot 

Cnhajo?. 

/0/.i9.37.Kede(h  &  Edrei,&  Enbator  in  Naph.ta. . 

To  dgnjop. 
Levit.  26.34.the  land  enjoy  her  fabbaths 

even  then  enjoy  her  fabbaths 
43.(halbe  left,and  enjoy  her  fabbaths 
Num.7  5.8.Ifrael  may  enjoy  the  inheritance 
£>e«?.28.4i.(hall  beget  fons,but  not  enjoy  them 
./o/i  1. 1 5. return  to  the  land,andra/oy  ic 
Ecclef.z.  1  .enjoy  plcafurejthis  is  vanity 
24.make  his  Couleenjoy  good 
3.1 3. and  enjoy  the  good  of  all  his  labour 

Chapt.5.18. 
lfa.6  5.  z  i.mine  elect  (hall  long  enjoy  the  work 
Ael.i^.z.by  thee  we  enjoy  great  quietneffe 

1  Tim. 6. 1  /.giveth  us  all  things  to  enjoy 
Heb.  n.25  -rather  to  fuffer  then  to  enjoy  pleafures 

2  Cbro.2  6.2 1. the  land  enjoyed  her  fabbaths 
To  (ffinjoyne, 

Philem.S.enjoyne  thee  that  which  is  convenient 
Cnjo^neD, 

£^.9.3i.accordingasEftherhadra/(>)wrf 
Job  3 6. 2 3. who  hath  enjoyned  him  his  way 
llcb.9. z0- which  God  hath  enjoyned  unto  you 
Enlarge. 

Gen. 9. 27. God  (hall  enlarge  Japheth 
Exod.  3  4. 24.I  will  enlarge  thy  borders 
Deut.  1 2.20.when  the  Lord  (hal  enlarge  thy  border 
1 9. 8. if  the  Lord  enlarge  thy  coaft 

1  Cfo».4.io.wouldeftblefsrne,ande«/rf>".rnycoaft 
Pfal.  1 19.3  2.when  thou  (halt  enlarge  my  heart 
Ifa.^.z.enlarge  the  place  of  thy  tent 
Amo.  1 . 1 3  .that  they  might  enlarge  their  border 
Mic.  1 . 1 6  .enlarge  thy  baldnefle  as  the  Eagle 
Mat.zz.  ?. enlarge  the  borders  of  their  garments 

CnlargeD. 
i  Sam.z.  1  .my  mouth  is  enlarged  over  mine  enem. 

2  55.22. 37. thou  haft  cnlareedmy  fteps  under  me 
Pfal.1S.26. 

Pfal. 4. 1  .haft  enlarged  me  when  I  was  in  diftreffe 
-     25.1 7. troubles  of  my  heart  are  enlarged 
Ifa.  5 . 1 4.therefore  hell  hath  enlarged  her  felfe 
5  7 .8  .thou  haft  enlarged  thy  bed 
6o.5-thine  heart  (hall  feare,and  be  enlarged 
2  Cflr.6. 1 1. 0 ye  Corinthians,  our  heart  isenlarg. 
i3.be  ye  alfo  enlarged 
10.15  .that  we  fhalbe  enLwgedby  you 
Cnlargetlj. 
Dc/rf.  3  3.  icblefled  be  he  that  enlargeth  Gad 
Job  1 2.2  3  .cnlarge.the  nations,  &  ftraiteneth  them 
Uab. 2 . 5  .who  enlargeth  his  defireas  hell 

enlargement. 

Efl.ii.  1  ^enlargement  (hall  rife  from  another  place 

enlarging. 
£^£•4 1  -7«and  there  was  an  enlarging 

enlighten, 
P/s/.  1 8 .28. God  will  enlighten  my  darknefle 

enlightened. 
1  Sam.  1 4. 17. and  his  eyes  were  enlightened 

29.fee,mine  eyes  have  been  enlightened. 
Job  2  7.7 o-to  be  enlightened  with  the  light 
Pfal,  9  7. 4.  'lightnings  enlightened  the  world 
£pk/:  l  .1 8  .yout  underftanding  being  enlightened 
Heb.6.^.xho[e  who  were  once  enlightened,Sc  have 

enlightning. 
Pp.19. 8.c6mmandem.is  ^wte.enlightmng  the  eyes 

entnifhpat. 
Gra.r4.17.they  returned,and  came  to  Enmijhpat 

enmitp. 
Gra.  3.15  .He  put  enmity  between  thee  &  the  worn. 
Num.i  5 . 2 1 .  or  in  enmity  finite  him 

2  2.if  he  thruft  him  fuddenly  without tfWWfy 
Lu\.i  3 . 1  z.bcfore  they  were  at  enmity 
&OT.8.7.carnall  mind  is  enmity  againft  God 
Ephcf.z- 1 .f.abolilhed  in  his  fle(h  that  enmity 

i 6. having  (lain  theenmity  thereby 
j^/«.4.4.friend(hipofthe  world  is  #2S?.withGod 

enoc^. 
Gen.\.  17. Cains  wife  conceived,and  bare  Enoch 
the  city  after  the  name  of  hisfon£»o^? 
1 8. unto  Enoch  was  borne  Irad 

5.i8Jared| 


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5.18.  Jared  lived  1 f  2.years,and  begat  Enoch 
I9.after  he  begat  Enoch  8  00. years 
2i.£?*0.1ived  6f.years,&  begat  Methufelah 
zz.Enoch  walked  with  God,— after  3 oo.ye. 
2  j  .all  the  daies  of  Enoch  were  36  f  .yeares 
zz.Enoch  walked  with  God,  and  was  not 
Lu\'  3-37.which  was  the  fon  of  Enoch 
Heb.  1 1 .  f  .by  faith  Enoch  was  tranflated 
Jrtde  i4.£»o^prophefied  of  thefe  fayings 

4Eno0, 
Gra.4.i6.Seth  called  his  name  £»<w,then  began 
f.6.Seth  lived  1 05. years, and  begat  Enos 
7.Seth  lived  after  he  begat  Enos  8o7.years 
g.Enos  lived  90.years,and  begat  Gainan 

I  o.Enos  lived  after  he  begat  Cainan 

I I  .all  the  daies  of  Enos  were  90?  .yeares 
I«^.j.j8.which  was  the  fon  of  Enos 

Cnofl). 

1  Chro.  1 . 1 .  Adam,Seth,£»fl/& 

(gnougt). 
Gen.  24.iy.ftraw  and  provender  enough 

3  j.9«Efau  faid,I  have  enough,  my  brother 

1  i.I  have  enougb}and  he  urged  him 
34.2 1. the  land  behold  is  large  enough 

4  j.28.Ifrael  faid,  It  is  enough 
-E.W2.19.alfo  drew  water  enough 

9.2  8.intreat  the  Lord,for  it  is  enough 
3  6. f  .the  people  bring  more  then  enough 

Deut.  1 .6.dwelt  long  enough  in  this  mountaine 
2.3.compaffed  this  mountain  long  enough 

Jof.  1 7. 1 6.the  hill  is  not  enough  for  us 

2  Sam,z^.  16.  faid  to  the  angel,It  is  enough 

I  Cfo-flS.2I.If. 

1  Kin.  19-4.it  is  enou.O  Lord,  take  away  my  life 

2  Chro. 3 1. 10. we  have  had  enoughio  eate 
Vro.1.7  .z-j  .m\\k  enough  for  thy  food 

28.19.vain  perfons mall  have  poverty  enough 
3 o.  1  j.foure  things  fay  not,It  is  enough 
i6.fire  that  faith  not,It  is  enough 
lfa.<)6. 1 1  .which  can  never  have  enough 
7^>".49.9.will  deftroy  till  they  have  enough 
Hof.q.io.fhzW  eat,  and  not  have  enough 
Obad.  5  .have  ftollen,till  they  had  enough 
Nah.z.  1 2.1ion  did  teare  enough  for  his  whelps 
Hag.  1 .6.ye  eat,  but  have  not  enough 
Mai.  3 . 1  o.not  room  enough  to  receive  it 
Mat.  10.25.it  is  enou.fox  the  difciple  to  be  as  his 

2 5. 9 .left  there  be  not  enough  for  us 
Mar.  14.41.it  is  enough  ,the  houre  is  como 
I?^.if.i7.have«z«tf>;fo,and  tofpare 

2  2. 3  8. he  faid  unto  them,It  is  enough 
4cl.z7.38.kzd  eaten  emu.  they  lightened  the  fhip 

To  tenqpiu. 
Gra.24.f7.we  will  call  the  damofell,and  enquire 
z  f.22.Rebekah  went  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 
Exod.  1 8 . 1 5 .people  come  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 
Deut.  1 2.30. enquire  not  after  their  gods 
13.14.  then  (halt  thou  enquire 
17. 9. enquire  and  they  mail  fhew  thee 
Judg.  4.2o.when  any  man  doth  come  and  enquire 
1  Sam.  9. 9.  when  a  man  went  to  enquire  of  the  L. 
17.56.  enquire  whofe  fon  the  {tripling  is 
22.1 5. did  I  enquire  of  the  Lord  for  him 
2  8. 7. that  I  tray  go  and  enquire  of  her 
1  Yjn.  22.5  .and  Jehofhaphat  faid,  Enquire 
7. that  we  might  enquire  of  him 
8. by  whom  we  may  enquire 
i  Kin.  1.2.  go,enquire  of  Baalzebub  god  of  Ekton 
3  .ye  go  to  enquire  of  Baalzebub 
6.thoufendeft  to  enquire  of  Baalzebub 
1 6.fent  meffengei s  to  enquire  of  Baalzebub 
no  god  in  Ifrael  to  enquire  of  his  word 
3 . 1 1  .not  a  prophet  to  enquire  of  him 
8.8  .enquire  of  the  Lord  by  him,faying 
1 6. 1 5  .brafen  altar  for  me  to  enquire  at 

2  2. 1 3  .go  ye,  and  enquire  of  the  Lord 

1 8  .fent  you  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 

1  Cbro.10. 1 3-a  familiar  fpirit5to  enquire  of  it 

1 8 . 1  o.fent  to  David  to  enquire  of  his  welfare 
2 1 .  3o.could  not  go  to  enquire  of  God 

2  Chro.i2.^.enq.I  pray  thee  at  the  word  of  the  L. 

6.3.  prophet ,that  we  may  enquire  of  him 
7-one  man,by  whom  we  may  enquire 

3  2.3 1. fent  to  «»^.of  the  wonder  that  was  done 

34.2  i.go,  and  e?zg«z>e  of  the  Lord 
itf.who  fent  you  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 


E  N  CL     E  N  R 

£^•.7.14.  fent  of  the  King.to  enquire  concerning 
Job  8 . 8  .for  enqiure  I  pray  thee  of  the  former  age 
Pfal.z  7 .4.and  to  enquire  in  his  temple 
Ecclef.7.10.  thou  doft  not  enquire  wifely 
lfa.zi.i  2.if  ye  will  enquire  enquire  ye :  returne 
Jer.  2 1  .z.enquire  I  pray  thee  ot  the  Lord  for  us 

37.7-thatfent  you  to  enquire  of me 
£3^.14.7.  cometh  to  a  prophet  to  enquire 

20.1  .certain  ciders  came  to  enquire 

3.  are  ye  come  to  enquire  bf  me 
Mat.  10. 1 1. enquire  who  in  it  is  worthy 
L«£.  2  2. 2  3. they  began  wenqu.zmong  themfelves 
John  1 6. 1  ?.do  ye  enquire  among  your  fel  ves 
Aft.9.1  l.and  enquire  in  the  houfe  of  Judas 
1 9. 39. if  ye  enquire  any  thing  concerning 

23.1  f  .as  though  you  would  enquire  fomething 
Verfe  20. 

2  Cflr.8.23.whetherany  doenquire  of  Titus 

Cnqutreu. 
Deut.  1 7.4.and  thou  haft  enquired  diligently 
JWe.6-29.and  when  they  enquired  and  asked 
8.1 4.caught  a  young  man,&  enquired  of  him 
2 0.27 .the  child.of  Ifrael  enquired  of  the  Lord 

1  Sam.10.zz.  therefore  they  enquired  of  the  Lord 
2  2.  lo.enquired  for  him,&  gave  him  vi&ualls 

1 3  .and  haft  enquired  of  God  for  him 
23.2.David;£»5«i.faying,Shall  I  go  and  finite 

4.then  David  enquned yet  againe 
28.6.when  Saul  enqui.the  L.anfwered  him  not 
30.8.and  David  enquired  of  the  Lord,faying 
2  Sam.j.19. 

2  Sam.z.  1  .David  e^«if.faying,Shall  I  go  up  into 
5. 2 3. and  when  T)  wid  enquired, he.  faid,Thou 
1 1 . 3  .and  David  enquired  after  the  woman 

1 6. 2  3  .as  if  a  man  enquired  at  the  oracle  ofGod 
2 1. i.David  enquiredyind  the  Lordanfwered 

1  Chro.  10.14.  and  enquired  not  of  the  Lord 

13.3  .for  we  enquired  not  at  it 
14. 10. and  David  enquired  of  God 

i4.therefore  David  enquired  againe 
P/2r/.73.34.and  enquired  early  after  God 
Eigk- 1 4. 3 -mould  I  be  enquired  of  at  all  by  them 
20.3>are  ye  come  to  enquire  of  me 
3 1  .fhall  I  be  enquired  of  by  you 

I  will  not  be  enquiredofhy  you 
3  6. 3  7 .1  will  yet  for  this  be  enquired  of 
Dan.  1 .  20. in  all  matters  that  the  king  enquired  of 
Zeph.  1 ,6.thofe  that  have  not  enquired  for  him 
Afctf.2.7.Herod  enquired  of  them  diligently 

1 6 .according  to  the  time  wcl'  he  had  diW.cn. 
John  4. 5  2. then  enquired  he  of  them  the  time 

2  Cor.  8. 2  3.  or  our  brethren  be  enquired  of 
1  Pet.  1 . 1  o.of  which  falvat.the  prophets  have  enq- 

Cttqufreft. 
Job  10.6. thou  enquire^  after  mine  iniquity 

dBnquirp. 
Pro.zo.z  5. it  is  a  fnare, after  vows  to  make  enquiry 
/4#.io.i7.menmade  enquiry  for  Simons  houfe 

To  CtUtclj. 
1  55.17. 2f.king  wil  enrichhim  with  great  riches 
£•^£.27. 3  3  .thou  didft  enri.tht  kings  of  the  earth 

1  Cor.i.f  .in  every  thing  yczteenriched 

2  Cor. 9. 1 1  .being  enriched  in  every  thing 
Cnrtcrjeft. 

P/a/.6f  .9.  enricheft  it  with  the  river  of  God 

<£n=lrUmnon. 
Neh.  1 1 ,29.and  at  En-Rimnon,  and  at  Zareah 

<JBn=lRogeI- 
.To/i  5. 7. goings  out  thereof  were  at  En-Kogel 

18.16.and  defcended  to  En-Kogel 
2  S£.i7.i7.Jonath.&  Ahimaaz  flayed  at  £#-&>. 
1  It«Z-i.9-theftoneof  Zoheleth  by  En-Kogel 

<Cnf ample.  See  dEieampte. 
4EnQ)emeft). 
Jof.i^.7- patted  towards  the  waters  of  Enjhemejh 
1 8. 1 7.and  went  fotth  to  Enjhemejh 
OBnflgne, 
2v#»z.2.2.pitch  with  the  enjigne  of  their  fath-houfe 
2/a.f  .26.will  lift  up  an  £»/%»?  to  the  nations 
1 1.  io.fhall  Hand  for  an  enjigne  to  the  people 
1 2.he  fhall  fet  up  an  enjigne  for  the  nations 
1 8 .3 .  fee  ye  when  he  lifteth  up  an  enjigne 
3o.i7.leftasane»/?gHeon  a  hill 
3 1  -9-princes  fhalbe  afraid  of  the  enjigne 
Zech.g.  1 6. fhalbe  3s  an  enjigne  on  his  land 


ENS      E  N  T 

€tvtlgneaf. 
Pfal.74  4.they  fit  up  their  ertji/nes  for  fignes 

dBnfnareoT 
7»b  34.30.mgne  not,  left  the  people  be  enfnarcd 
Cnftte. 

1  Pt£. 3 . 1 1 .let  him  feck  peace,and  enfue  it 

©ntangUD. 

2  Pcf. 2. 20. they  are  againe  entangled  therein 

Cnta»ip«aSj, 
J0P7 .7 .went  along  unto  the  inhab.of  Entappuab 

Cnter. 
Judg. lS.g.enler to  poflefle  the  land 
/oi  22.4.willhe«2to'withthee  into  judgement 
Pfal.  1 1  S.zo.this  gate  which  the  righteous  fhal en. 
E%e\.^.$.he  fhall  enter  by  the  way  of  the  porch 
46. 2-prince  fhal  enter  by  the  way  of  the  porch 
8. when  the  prince  fhall  enter 
Dan.  1 1 . 1 7. fhall  fet  his  face  to  enter 

2  4. he  fhall  enter  peaceably 
Mat .  10. 1 1  .whatfoever  city  ye  fhall  enter 
Mar.i  3.1  f  .neither  enter  to  take  any  thing 
I«£.  10. 5  .into  whatfoevet  houfe  ye  enter 

8. into  whatfoever  city  ye  enter.     Verfe  1  o. 
18.17  .(hall  in  no  w  ife  enter  therein 
2 1 . 2 1 .  let  not  them  in  the  countr.es.thereinto 
Heb.^.6.it  lemainethjthat  fome  muft  enter 

dBtltet  in,  or  into. 
Gen.  12.1 1 .  Abram  came  ncer  to  enter  into 
Exod. 40. 3  5  .not  able  to  enter  into  the  tent 
2V«/».4.3  .hfty  years  old  that  enter  into  the  hofl 
2  3  .all  that  enter  to  performe  the  fervice 
5. 24. the  water  fhall  «z£e>"  into  her.     Verfe  27. 
Deut. z$.$. the  children  fhall  ent.into  thecongreg. 

29. 1 2. thou  fhouldeft  enter  into  covenant 
Jof.  1  o.  1 9.fuffer  them  not  to  ent.into  their  cities 
2  Sam.zi.7. and  my  cry  did  enter  into  his  eares 

1  Kin.  14. 1 2. when  thy  feet  enter  into  the  city 

22.3o.difguife  my  felf,and  ent.into  the  battell 

2  Kjn-7-l-vfe  wil  enter  into  the  city,then  the  fam. 

1 1.5.  a  third  part  of  you  that  enter  in 
io.z$.entcr  into  the  lodgings  of  his  borders 
2  Chro.zj.  1 9. none  unclean  fhould  enter  in 

lo.S.enter  into  his  Sanctuary 
Neh  2.8.the  houfe  that  I  fhall  enter  into 
Efih.^.z.nonc  might  enter  into  the  kings  gate 
Job  34. 23. that  he  fhould  enter  into  judgement 
Pfal-n.  1  f.fword  (lialenter  into  theit  own  hearts 
4f.if.they  fhall  enter  into  the  kings  palace 
1  oo.^.enter  into  his  gates  with  thankfgiving 
Pro.  1 8.6.a  fooles  lips  enter  into  contention 
I  [it.  z.io.entcr  into  the  rocke,and  hide  thee 
3.14-the  Lord  will  ente>  into  judgement 
26.2.the  righteous  nation  may  enter  in 
zo.enter  into  thy  chambers 

3  7 . 2  4  will  enter  into  the  height  of  his  border 
f  7. 2. he  fhall  enter  into  peace 

Jer.T'Z.  ye  that  enter  in  at  thefe  gates 
8.14.  enter  into  the  defenced  cities 
14.18. if  \  enter  into  the  city 
17.20.all  that  enter  in  by  thefe  gates 

2  f  .then  fhall  ewttV  into  the  gates 
2 1 . 1 3  .who  fhall  enter  into  our  habitations 
22.2  people  that  enter  in  by  thefe  gates 
4.then  fhall  enter  in  by  the  gates 

4  r .  1 7 .  to  go  to  enter  into  Egypt 
42. 1  f  .wholly  fet  to  enter  into  Egypt 

i8.when  ye  fhall  enter  into  Egypt 
Lam.7 . 1 3 .caujed  to  enter  into  my  reines 
£^.7. 2 2.iobbers  fhall  enter  into  it 

1 3 .9.fhall  they  enter  into  the  land  of  Ifrael 
26. 1  o.when  he  fhal  enter  into  the  gates  as  men 
enter  into  a  city,wherein  is  a  breach  made 
37. f  .Ilecaufe  breath  to  enter  into  you 
42.i4.when  thepriefts  fhall  enter  therein,then 
44.2.  no  man  fhall  enter  in  by  it 
9. nor  uncir.in  flefh  fhall  enter  into  rhy  fanft. 
1 6.they  fhall  enter  into  my  fan&uary 
17-when  they  e».in  at  the  gates  of  the  in.co. 
2 1  .when  they  enter  into  the  inner  court 
Dan.  1 1 . 7  .fhal  ent.  into  the  fortrefs  of  the  King  of 
40.  he  fhall  enter  into  the  countries 
4 1  .he  fhall  enter  into  the  glorious  land 
Joel  2.9.they  fhal  o?f.in  at  windowes  like  a  thiefe 
Amo.  f .  f  .feek  not  Bethel,nor  enter  into  Gilgal 
Jonah  3 .4.Jonah  began  to  enter  into  the  city 
Zech.  f-4.it  fhall  enter  intothe  houfe  of  the  thiefe 
Mat.  5.2  0.fhalU 


EN  T        ENT 

\lat.  j.io.in  no  cafe  e»ter  into  the  kingd.  of  heav. 
6.6.enter  into  thy'clofet,&  when  thou  haft  fhut 
7.13  enter  ye  in  at  the  ftraight  gate 

2 1  .(hall  enter  into  the  kingdome  of  heaven 

1  i.io.how  can  one  en.in  at  a  ftrong  mas  houfe 

Mar\  3.27. 
4f.and  they  enter  in,  and  dwell  there 

Lu\e  11.26. 
i8.8.better  for  thee  to  enter 'into  life  halt  or 

Mark  9.4354?. 
o.bet.for  thee  to  enter  into  life  with.one  eye 
Mark  9.47- 
19.  i7.but  if  thou  wilt  enter  into  life 
23. a  rich  man  (hall  hardly  enter  into  the 
24.then  for  a  rich  man  to  es.  into  the  kingd. 
Mark  io-if-  Luke  18.25. 
25.21.fWW>"  thou  into  the  joy  of  thy  Lord 

Verfe23. 
Mar.  1.45  .could  no  more  openly  enter  into  the  city 
y.i2.that  we  may  enter  into  them 
6. 10. in  what  place  foever  ye  enter  into  an  houfe 
9.2$.and  enter  no  more  into  him 
io.23.hardly  (hall  they  which  have  riches  enter 
24.truft  in  riches,to  ent.  into  the  king.of  G. 
1 4. 3  g.and  pray,  left  ye  enter  into  temptation 

Luke  22.46. 
Luke  8.i6.that  they  which  enter  in  may  fee  light 
3  2.he  would  fuflfer  them  to  enter  into  them 
Q.4.wbatibever  houfe  yeenter  into,there  abide 
s  3 .  24.ftrive  to  enter  in  at  the  ftraight  gate 

ma.wil  feek  to  en.in  &  flial  not  be  ab. 
18.24.how  hard.fhall  they  that  have  riches  enter 
24.26.and  to  enter  into  his  glory 
7*0.3. 4.can  he  es.the  2d.time  into  his  moth,  womb 
5. he  cannot  ester  into  the  kingd.of  God  . 
io.9.by  me  if  any  man  enter  in,he  fhalbe  faved 
Afts  1 4. 2  2.  thro,  much  trib.e».into  the  king.of  G. 
20.29.fhal  grievous  wolves  enter  in  among  you 
He&.4.3.doe enter  into  reft,as  he  faid 

if  they  (hall  enter  into  my  reft 

Verfe  5. 

1  i.letus  labour  theref.to  enter  into  that  reft 

io.ip.enter  into  the  holi.  by  the  bloud  of  Jems 

Ret>.i  5.8.no  man  was  able  to  enter  into  the  temp. 

2  i.27.in  no  wife  ent.  into  it  any  thing  that  def. 

22.  i4.may  ent.m  thorow  the  gates  into  the  city 

©titer  not. 

Pfal.i^.z.enter  not  into  judgm.  with  thy  fervant 

Prov.4,  iq.enter  not  into  the  path  of  the  wicked 

23.io.e##?,not  into  the  fields  of  the  fatherleffe 
?er.\6.^.enter  not  into  the  houfe  of  mourning 
Mat.io.j.chy  of  the  Samaritans  enter  ye  not 
26.41.  that  ye  enter  not  into  temptations 

Luke  22.40. 
;  Not  dBnter. 
W«w&.20.24.hefhall  not  enter  into  the  land 
De«t.23.i.(hall  not  enter  into  the  congregation 
2.a  baftard  (hall  not  enter  into  the  congreg. 
to  his  regeneration  (hall  he  not  ester 
3  .a  Moabite  (hall  not  enter 

to  their  io.generation  (hal  they  not  enter 
2  Chron.7  .z.the  priefts  could  not  enter 
Pfal.y^.i  i.they  (hould  not  enter  into  my  reft 
J/&59.i4.and  equity  cannot  enter 
iLam.  1. 10. not  enter  into  thy  congregation 
Ex4.i°.58  they  (hall  not  enter  into  the  land 
\H0f.1 1. 9.I  will  not  enter  into  the  city 
Mat.  1 8. 3. not  ester  into  the  kingdome  of  heaven 
Mark  1 0.1 5. he  (hill  not  enter  therein 
eb.3.1 1  .they  (hall  not  enter  into  my  reft 
1 8. (hould  not  enter  into  his  reft 
i9.could  not  enter  inbecaufe  of  unbcleef 

Cnterpitfe. 
5. 1  i.eannot  peiforme  their  enterprife 
entertaine. 
Hefr.13-2.not  forgetfull  to  cntertaine  (hangers 

entertatnerj. 
;He&.i  3.2.  thereby  fome  havee/zfert<ii»erfftrangers 

Cntice. 
^Exod. zi.i6.if  a  man  entice  a  maid 
DeHt.13.6af  thy  wife  entice  thee  fecretly 
jWg.14.1  ^.entice  thy  husband,  he  may  declare 
i6.5.faid  unto  her,  Entice  dim 

2  Cbron.  18.19.  who  will  entice  Ahab 
20.afpirit  faid,  I  will  entice  him 

Praa.i.io.if  finners  entice  thee,confent  not 


ENT       ENT 
entfeeo. 

Job  31.27.mine  heart  hath  been  fecretly  enticed. 
/er.20.io.peradventure  he  wilbe  enticed 
Jam.i.i4.enticed,he  is  drawn  away  of  his  own 

©ntlcet!?, 
P/w.  16.29.3  violent  man  emiceth  his  neighbour 

enticing. 
1  Cor.2.4,my  preaching  not  with  enticing  words 
Co/.2.4.any  man  beguile  you  with  enticing  words 

Cnttre. 
fam.i.q.ilm  ye  may  be  perfeA  and  entire 

entrance. 
Numb.i ^.S.yom  border  to  the  entrance  of  Hamath 
Judg.i. 24. they  faid,Shew  us  the  estr.into  the  city 

2  5  .he  (hewed  them  the  entrance 
1  Kjng.18.46.he  ran  to  the  entrance  of  JeSrel 
22.ro  .fate  in  the  entrance  of  the  gate 

1  Cfowz.4.3 9-went  to  the  entrance  of  Gedor 

2  Cbron.  1 2.  io.kept  the  entrance  of  the  kings  houfe 
PfaL  1 1 9.1  ^.entrance  of  thy  word  giveth  light 
£^.40. 1  f.from  the  gate  of  the  entrance 

1  Thef.z.  1. .know  om  entrance  in  unto  you 

2  Pet.  n  1. fo  an  entrance  (halbe  miniftred 

entrance©. 

Micah  j.6.Nimrod  in  the  entrances  thereof 

entreat,  See  Entreat. 

emreatp,See  jntreutp. 

entrefo. 

Ge».7. 1 3  .in  the  felf  fame  day  entrcd  Noah 
19. 3. angels estrcrf  into  his  houfe 

2 3. fun  was  rifen  when  Lot  entred 
3 1.3  3-Leahs  tent,  and  entred  into  Rachels 
/^.lo.entred  his  chamber  and  wept 
Exod.7, 3«9.as  Mofes  entred  into  the  tabernacle 
/eJZu^.which  entred  into  thy  houfe 
8.i9.and  they  entred  into  the  city 
io.20.e»tredinto  fenced  cities 
Judg.6.^. and  they  entred  into  the  land 

9^46 .they  e»tre^  into  an  hold 
2  Sam.10.  i4.then  fled  they  alfo— &  entred  the  city 
1  Chron.\^.\  5. 
2 1(;Bg.7.8.and  e»trerf  into  another  tent 

9.3 1  .as  Jehu  entred'm  at  the  gate 
2  Cfcrotf.  1 2. 1  i.the  king  entred  into  the  houfe 
1 5. 1 2.they  entred  into  a  covenant 
27.2.he  e»rre<i  not  into  the  temple 
3  2.i.Senacherib  entred  into  Judah 
Neh.z.i  ^.entred  by  the  gate  of  the  valley 

lo.zg.entred  into  a  curfe  and  oath 
Job  38. 1 6. haft  thou  entred  into  the  fprings 
2  2. haft  thou  entred  into  the  treafures 
^er^^-when  ye  entred,  ye  defiled  my  land 
9. 2 1. death  is  entred  into  our  palaces 
34.io.whichhad  entred  into  the  covenant 
37.16.when  Jeremiah  was  entred  into 
Lam.i.io.heathen  entred  into  her  fanftuary 

4. 1 2.enemy  (hould  have  entred  into  the  gates 
E^.2.2.thefplrit  entred  intome  Ch.3.24. 

i6.8.entred  into  a  covenant  with  thee 
36.20.and  when  they  entrcd  unto  the  heathen 
4 1. 6.and  they  entred  into  the  wall 
44.2.God  hath  entred  in  by  it 
Obad.  1  i.forreigners  entrcd  into  his  gates 

1 3  .not  have  entred  into  the  gate 
H<2&.3.i6.rottennefle  entrcd  into  my  bones 
Mzf.8.$.when  Jefus  was  entred  into  Capernaum 
23.when  he  was  entred  into  a  (hip 
9. 1. and  he  entred  into  a  (hip 
1 2>4.he  entred  into  the  houfe  of  God 
24. 3  8  .day  that  Noah  entred  into  the  ark 
Mark  1 . 2 1  .he  entred  into  the  Synagogue 
29.they  entred  into  the  houfe  of  Simon 
2. 1  .and  again  he  entred  into  Capernaum  after 

Luke  7.1. 
3.i.againe  he  entred  into  the  Synagogue 
4.i.heeatrerfintoa(hip  Chap.8.10. 

5#i3.uncleane  fpirits  entred  into  thefwine 
6.56.whitherfoever  he  entred,they  laid  the  fick 
7.i7.when  he  was  entred  into  the  houfe 

24.and  entred  into  an  houfe 
1  i.2.as  foon  as  ye  be  entred 
1 1  Jefus  entred  into  Jerufalem 
Luke  1  .ep.entred  into  the  houfe  of  Zachaaias 
4.38.arofe,  and  entred  into  Simons  houfe 
%. -^.entred  into  one  of  the  (hips 
6.6.he  entred  into  the  fynagogue 
t  Ee 


ENT        ENT 

7.44.I  entred  into  thine  houfe 
8.30.many  devils  were  entred  into  him 

3  3.devils  entred  into  the  fwine 
9.34.3s  they  entred  into  the  cloud 

5  2.they  entred  into  a  village 
10.3  8.he  entred  into  a  certainevillagc,and  a 
Chap.  17.1; 

1  i.f  2.ye  entred  not  yourfelves,  nor  them 
17.27.N0ah  entred  into  the  Ark 

1 9.1.  Jefus  estre^  and  paffed  through  Jericho 

2  2. 3. then  entred  Satan  into  Judas 

io.when  ye  are  entred  into  the  city 
24.3<and  they  entrcd  in,and  found  not 
John  4. 3  8. ye  entred  into  their  labours 
6.1  j. entred  into  a  (hip,  and  went 

22.his  difciples  were  entred 
1 3.27.Satan  entred  into  him 
i8.i.garden  into  which  he  entred 

3  3. Pilate  entred  into  the  judgement-hall 
21.3. entred  into  a  (hip  immediately 
Acts  i.ixhzt  entred  into  the  temple 

^.entred  with  them  into  the  temple 
5.2 1. when  they  heard  they  entred 
9.17.  entred  into  the  houfe,&  putting  his  hands 
10.24.they  entred  into  Cefarea 
1 1.8. hath  entredinto  my  mouth 

1 2.we  entred  into  the  womans  houfe 
\6. up. entred  into  the  houfe  of  Lydia 
iS.j.entred  into  a  certaine  houfe 

i9.himfelfe  entred  into  the  Synagogue 
19.30.wouW  have  entred  unto  the  people 
ix.S.entred  into  the  houfe  of  Philip 

z6.entred  into  the  temple 

2 3. 1 6. he  entred  into  the  caftle 

25.23  mtred  into  the  place  of  hearing 

28.8.to  whom  VaxXentred  in 

Rom. 5. 1 2.(in  entred  into  the  world 

20.1aw  entred,  that  offence  might  abound 

1  Cor.  2.9.neither  entred  into  the  heart 
Heb.4.6. entred  not  in  becaufe  of  tinbelcef 

io.is  entred  into  his  reft 
6.2o.fore-runner  is  for  us  entred 
9. 1  z.entred  in  once  into  the  holy  place 

z$.entred  into  the  holy  place 
Jam.  5 .4.are  entred  into  the  eares  of  the  Lord 

2  ,^.7. many  deceivers  are  entredinto  thejworld 
Rev.  1 1 . 1 1  .fpirit  of  life  entred  into  them 

entreth. 
2v"«/»fr.4.3o.every  one  that  entreth  into  the  fervice 

Verfe  35,39,43. 
2  Chron.i  * .1-6 -entreth  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
Prov.z.  io.wifdome  entreth  into  thy  heart 
i7.io.reproof  entreth  into  a  wife  man 
Exek.z  1.  \ ^.entreth  into  their  privy  chambers 
42.1 2  as  one  entreth  into  them 
46.9.he  that  entreth  in  by  the  way 

entreth  by  the  way  of  the  fouth  gate 
Matth.  1 5. 1 7.whatfoever  entreth  in  at  the  mouth 
Mark  ^.ap.entreth  where  the damofell  was  « 
7.i8.whatfoever  entrethinto  the  man 
19.it  entreth  not  into  his  heart 
Luke  2  2.io.houfe  where  he  entreth  in 
Job.  1  o.  1  .entreth  not  by  the  doore 
2.he  that  entreth  by  the  doore 
Heb.6. 1  ^.entreth  into  that  within  the  vaile 
9.25.3s  the  high  priett  entreth 
©ntrtng. 
Exod-i  <,.\%.entring  in  of  the  tabernacle 
Jojb.S.z^.caii  it  at  the  entring  of  the  gate 
13.5  .Hermon.unto  the  entring  into  Hamath 

1  KjngS.6^. 
20.4.ft*nd  at  the  e»tr;«g  of  the  gate 
Judg-l-l -unto  the entring  in  of  Hamath 
9.3  f.in  the  e»to»g  of  the  gate 
40.unto  the  entring  of  the  gate 
44.ftood  in  the  entring  of  the  gate 
i8.i6.ftood  by  the  entring  of  the  gate 
i7.prieft  flood  in  the  entring 
2  Sam.z1-7.hy  entring  into  a  towne 
2  &w».io.8.atthe  entringin  of  the  gate 
11.23  even  unto  the  entring  of  thegate 

1  Kj?i?.6.-$  1  .for  the  e»rrag  of  the  oracle 

1 97i  3  .flood  in  the  ent  ring  of  the  gate 

2  K»zg.7.3.menat  the  entringof  thegate 

I      1 0.8  .in  two  heapes  at  the  entring 
14.25.from  the  entring  of  Hamath 
23.8.eates 


E  N  T       E  N  V 


EPA        EPH 


E  P  H       EPH 


z3.8.gatts  that  were  in  theetttring 

1 1. at  the  entring  of  the  gate 

i  Chr<m.<, -a  entring  in  of  thewildernefie 

1 3.  $  .unto  the  entring  in  of  Hamath 
2  d>ra2.7.8.fromthe<:3fc'i»ginof  Hamath 

iS.a.entnng  of  the  gate  of  Samaria 

23.4.8  third  part  of  you  entring 

1 3. flood  at  his  pillar  at  the  entring  in 
1  $.come  1  o  the  entring  of  the  horfe-gate 

16. 8. to  the  entring  in  of  Egypt 

3  3 .i^.cntring  in  at  the  fifh-gate 
Ifa.z^.i  So  that  there  is  no  houfe,  no  entring  in 
jer.iij. entring  of  the  gates  of  Jerufalem 

17. 27. evtnentring  in  at  the  gates 
£^f44-5-'narkwell  thefsmwin  of  the  houfe 
Amos  6. 1 4. from  the  entring  in  of  Hamath 
Afattk23.13.them  that  are  entring,to  go  in 
Aftfi-^.ip.lufts  of  other  things  entring  in 

7.1  j  entring'mto  him  can  defile  him 

8.13 .entring  into  the  fhip  departed 

16.  ?  .and  entring  into  the  fepulchre,  they  faw 
Luke  1 1. 52. them  that  were  entring,ye  hindred 

19.30.3t  youventring  ye  fhall  findea  colt 
Ails  8. 3  entring'mto  every  houfe,  and  haling  men 

27.2.and  entrkigintoz  fhip  of  Adramyttium 

1  Tbef.  1. 9. what  manner  of  entring  in  we  had 
Heb.4. 1  .a  promife  of  entring  into  his  reft 

Cntrp. 

2  K'tfg- J  6. 1 8  .and  the  kings  entry  without 

1  Cbro.y.  19.  their  fathers  were  kecpersof  the  entry 

2  Cfcw*  4.2  2.8c  the  entry  of  the  houfe  was  of  gold 
Pcw.8.3.cryeth  at  the  entry  of  the  city 
Jer.  i9.2.by  the  entry  of  the  eaft-gate 

26. 10. fate  down  in  the  entry  of  the  new  gate 
3  6. 1  cat  the  entry  of  the  new  gate 
38.14.took  Jeremiah  into  the  thirde»tfy 
43. 9. in  the  entry  of  Pharaohs  houfe 
£^£.8. 5. this  image  of  jealoulie  in  the  entry 
27.3.tituate  at  the  entry  of  the  fea 
40. 1 1  meafured  the  breadth  of  the  entry 

4cas  one  goeth  up  to  the  entry 
42.9.was  the  enfty  of  the  eaft-fide 
46.  i9.brought  me  thorow  the  entry 
(Entries, 
£^.40. 3  8. chambers  &  entries  therof  by  the  pofts 

Critic 
fob  5.2.and  envie  flaycth  the  filly  one 
P/OT.3.3 1. envie  not  the  oppreflbur 

i4.3o.e7ntfVtherottennefle  of  the  bones 
27-4.who  is  able  to  ftand  before  envie 
Ecclcf.c). 6. their  envie  is  now  periflied 
Ifa.  1 1 . 1 3  envie  of  Ephraim  fhall  depart 
26.1  i.fhalbe  afliamed  for  thiir  wwe 
E'Ksk-i  5/.1  i.will  do  according  to  thine  envie 
Mattb  27  1$.  for  envie  they  delivered  him 
Mar\  1  j.io.priefts  had  delivered  him  for  envie 
Acls  7.9. Patriarchs  moved  with  envie 
13.45.Jf  wes  were  filled  with  envie 
17.5 .Jews  which  beleev.nof,  moved  with  envie 
Rom.i.zy.iM  of  envie,  murder,  debate 
Pbi/.f.  1  ^.fome  preach  Chriftof  envie 
1  Tim.6.4. whereof  Cometh  envie,  ftrife 
Titus  3. 3. living  in  malice  and  envie, batefull 
Jam.%.  5/pirit  that  is  in  us  lufteth  to  envie 

©title. 
Frov.zi .  \j\et  not  thy  heart  envie  finners  . 
yic4\  -   ii.i3.Ephtaimfhallnote»weJudah 
(CrrtjieO. 
Gf72.26.14.and  the  Philiftims  envied  him 

3  o.  1  .Rachel  envied  her  fifter,&  faid  unto  Jacob 
37.1 1. and  his  brethren  envied  him 
Pfal.  106.1 6.they  tnvied  Mofes  in  the  camp 
£a/.4-4.for  this  a  man  is  envied  of  his  neighbour 
E^k'Z  i.p-trees  in  the  garden  envied  him 

dEntfeef.   . 

1  Pit  2. 1. wherefore  laying  afide  all  envies 

©nbieft.  / 

Nitmb.i  i.zcj.enviefl  thou  for  my  fake  ? 
Cnfeiett). 

1  Cor.i3.4.charity  fun\reth  longjtnvietb  not 

©tvbptng, 

Rom.  1 3 . 1 3  .not  in  ftrife  and  envying 
1  Cor.  3 . 3  .for  w  hereas  there  is  among  you  envying 
Galat.<;  .z6.t)tovok'mg,envying  one  another 
/<#».3.i4.if  ye  have  bitter  envying 

l6.whexcenvying  is}  there  isconfufion 


Cntopingsi. 
2  C0Ai2.2o.left  there  be  debates,  envyings 
Gal.$.zi.cnvyings,  murthers,  and  fuch  like 

<£M)tott0t 
Pfal.tf.i.  neither  be  thou  envious 

73.3.I  was  envious  at  the  foolifh 
Ptw.  24.1. not  envious  againft  evill  men 
i9.neither  be  envious  at  the  wicked 

©ntofron. 
Jofh.j. a.and  fhall  environ  us  round 

©papt^as. 

Col.i.j.is  ye  alfo  learned  of  Epaphras 

ri.iz.Epapbras  a  fervant  of  Chrift  falutcthyou 
Pbilem.zi  .there  falute  thee  Epaphras 

<£p(ipl)io5itu0. 
Phil.z.z^.l  fuppofe  it  neceff.  to  fend  Epapbroditus 
4. 1  S.having  received  of  Epapbroditus  the  things 
Cpenetuff. 
Rom.  1 6.  j .  falute  my  welbeloved  Epenetus 

€nt)a')- 

£w/.i6.36.anOmer  the  tenth  part  of  an  epbab 
Levit.  5 . 1 1  .bring  the  tenth  part  of  an  epbab 

Chap.6.20. 
19.36.juft  weights,  a  juft  e/?Mj 
N,«w&.f.i^.tenth)1part  of  an  epbab  of  bailey  meal 

28.5.tenthpart  ofane/W?of  flowre 
fudg.6.  i9.cakesof  an  epbab  of  flowre 
ft«t&  2.17.  it  was  about  an  epbab 
1  Sam.i. 24. three  bullocks,,  onecphahof  flowre 

17.17.take  an  epbab  of  this  parched  corn 
/p.  j.  10. feed  of  an  homer  fhallyeeld  an  epbab 
E-'Kck.A  J-  10-ye  fhall  have  a  juft  epbab 

1 1. the  epM?  and  the  bath  fhalbe  of  one  meaf. 
epbab  the  tenth  part  of  an  homer 
1 3. part  of  an  epbab  of  an  homer  of  wheat 
13. epbab  of  an  homer  of  barley 
24.meat- offering  of  an  epbab  for  a  bullock 

and  an  epbab  for  a  ram 
46.  j.and  the  meat-offering  fhalbe  an  epbab 

Verf.11. 
an  hin  of  oyle  to  an  epbab 
7  -meat-offering,  an  epbab  for  a  bullock 

an  e pbab  for  a  ram  Verfe  n. 

able  to  give,&  an  hin  of  oyl  to  an  epbab 
Verfe  n. 
i4.the  fixth  part  of  an  epbab 
Amos  8 .  f  .making  the  epbab  fmall,  and  the  fhekel 
Zecb.j.6.th\s  is  an  epbab  that  goeth  forth 
7.fitteth  in  the  midft  of  the  epbab 
8.caft  it  into  the  midft  of  the  epbab 
q.&  they  lift  up  the  epbab  between  the  earth 
io.whither  do  thefe  bearethe  epbab 
©pljali. 
G«z.2  5.4.fonnes  of  Midian,  Epbab',  Epher 

1  Chron.x.11. 
1  Ckron.z.$6. Epbab  Calebs  concubine 

47.fonnesof  Jahdai,  Jotham,  Epbab 
Ifa.60.6. dromedaries  of  Midian  and  Epbab 

©prjaf. 
/^>-.40.8.fonnesof  Epbai  the  Netophathite 

(Epher. 
Gf».25.4.fonnesof  Midian,  Ephah  and  Epher 

1  Cbron.1.33. 
1  dv0#.4.i7.fons  of  Ezra,  Mered  and  Epber 
5-24.heads  of  the  houfe,  Epher  and  I(hi 
Cpl)£0  ©aittmini, 
1  Sam.iy.  1. Philiftims  pitched  in  Ephes-Dammim 

CnhcKfin. 
Acls  21.29.had  feen  Trophimusan  Ephefian 

CprjeOansf. 
^<fo  i9.28.faying,greatis  Diana  of  the  Ephefians 

Verfe  34. 
3  $.Ephefians  a  worfhipper  of  Diana 
Cpl)cfu0. 
/4<fo  1 8.  i9_and  he  came  to  Ephefus,  and  left  them 
2 1. and  he  failed  from  Ephefus 
24.Apollos  came  to  Epbefus 
i9.i.Paul  came  to  Ephefus,  and  finding 
i7.known  to  all  the  Jewes  at  Ephefus 
z6.ye  fee,th'>t  not  alone  at  Ephefus}but 
3  f  .he  faid,  Ye  men  of  Ephefus 
20. 1 6.  Paul  determined  to  faileby  Ephefus 
i  1 7. from  Miletus  he  fent  to  Ephefus 
1  Cfl!'.i?.32.fought  with  beafts  at  Ephefus 

i6.8.but  I  will  tarrie  at  Epbefus 
Eph.i.i.to  the  faints  which  are  at  Ephefus 


1  2w».i.3.befought  thee  to  abide  utEpbefus 

2  Ti«2.i.i8.he  miniffred  unt)  me  at  Ephefus 

4.1 2.Tychicus  have  I  fent  to  Ephefus 
Rev.i.ii.fend  it  to  the  Churcries>  unto  Epbefus 
2. 1. angels  of  the  Church  of  Ephefus 

1  Ck'fl.2.37.Zabad  beg.Epb!al,8c  Ephlalbeg.Obei 

Cpl)00. 
Exod.ii.j.mA  ftones  to  be  fet  in  theephod 
28.4.3  breft-plate  and  an  ephod 
6.and  they  fhall  make  the  ephod  of  gold 
S.curious  girdle  of  theephod     Verfe  27,28. 
Chap.39.5,20.  Levit.8.7, 
1 2.two  ftones  upon  the  fhould.  of  the  Ephod 
Verfe  25. 
1 5. after  the  work  of  the  ephod 
26.which  is  in  the  fide  of  the  ephod  inward 
27.on  the  two  fides  of  the  ephod 

above  the  curious  girdle  of  the  ephod 
28.binde  unto  the  rings  of  theephod 
3  i.make  the  robe  of  the  ephod 
29-5.robe  of  the  ephod,  and  the  ephod 
3  j  .9.onyx  ftones,  &  ftones  to  be  fet  for  the  ep. 

Verfe  27. 
3 9. 2. and  he  made  the  ephod  of  gold 
-7. on  the  fhoulders  of  theephod 
8  .Like  the  work  of  the  ephod 
1 8.flioulder  peeces  of  the  ephod 
19  fide  of  the  ephod  inward 
20. two  fides  of  the  ephod  underneath     ' 
2i.umo  the  rings  of  the  ephod 

might  not  be  loofed  from  th;  ephod 
z  2.he  made  the  robe  of  the  ephod 
Levit. 8.7. and  put  the  ephod  upon  him 
jWg-8.27.and  Gideon  made  an  ephod  thereof 
1 7.  j.Micah  made  an  ephod 
i8.i4.thcre  is  anepbodin  thefe  houfirs 
1 7. took  the  graven  image,andthefo/j^ 
i8.went  and  fetched  rhe  ephod 
20. he  took  the  ephod,  and  went 

1  Sij»z.2.i8.girded  withalinnene^/?o^ 

28.ro  weare  an  ephod  before  me 
14.3-Ahiah  w earing  an  ephod 
z  1. 9-in  a  cloth  behind  thtepbod 
22. 18. that  did  wearea  linnene^W 
2  3.6.withan<?|>W  in  his  hand 

9. he  faid,  Bring  hither  theephod 
30.7.I  pray  thee  bring  hither  the  ephod 

and  Abiathar  brought  thitherthe  ephod 

2  Sam.6.\^. David  girded  with  an  ephod 

1  Ckron.  1 5. 27. David  had  upon  him  an  ephod 
Ho/T 3. 4.{hall  abide  without  an  ephod 

€phot>. 
2v7«8&.34.2  3.Hannicl  the  fonneof  Ephod 
(fljpljpfjatlja.  • 

Mark  7.34.he  faith  unto  him,  Ephphatha 

<£$>S»attn. 
Gen.41.1)  2. name  of  the  fecond  called  he  Epbraim 
46.20.were  borne  Manaffeh  and  Ephraim 
48. 1. he  took  his  two  fons,Manaff.&  Epbraim 
5. now  thy  two  fons  Manaffeh  3nd  Epbraim 
i^.Epbraim  in  his  right  hand 
i4.1aid  it  upon  Ephraims  head 
i7.to  remove  it  from  Ephraim 
20.God  make  thee  as  Epbraim 

■  he  fet  Ephraim  before  Manaffeh 
50.23.Jofeph  faw  Ephraims  children 
Numb.i.io.of  Ephraim, Elifhama fon of  Ammih. 
3  2.name  ly  of  the  children  of  Epbraim 
2.i8.ftandardof  the  camp  of  Ephraim 

captaine  of  the  fonnes  of  Epbwffl 
24  numbred  of  the  camp  of  Ephraim 
7. 48. Elifhama  prince  of  Ephraim 
io.22.childrcnof  Epbraim  fet  forward 
26. 28. fons  of  Jofeph, Manaffeh  and£^''^ 
3  j.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Epbraim 
3 7. families  of  the  fons  of  Epbraim 
Deu.j  3.i7.they  are  the  ten  thoufands  of  Epkaft 
34. 2.and  the  land  of  Ephraim, the  Lord  fhewed 
Jojh. i4.4.children  of  Jofeph,Manafl*eh  &  Epbram 
i6.4.children  of  Jofeph,  Manaffeh,  &  Epkaim 
5  .and  the  border  of  the  children  of  Epbraim 
5;.cities  for  the  children  of  Ephraim 
i7.8.belonged  to  rhechildren  of  Ephraim  { 
o-feparate  ciriesforthe  children  of  Epbraim 
io.fouthwardsit  was  Ephraim 

i7.Jofhu,i 


E  P  H        EP  H 

1 7  Jofhua  fpake  even  to  Ephraim  &  to  Man. 
fudg.  i  2^.neither  did  Ephraim  drive  out  the  Can. 
5 .  14.01K  of  Epbraim  was  a  root 
7<24.fent  thorowout  all  mount  Epbraim 

8.  i.and  Ephraim  faid  unto  him 
i.gleaning  of  the  grapes  of  Ephraim 

ro.o.againft  the  houfe  of  Epbraim 
1 2. 1. men  of  Ephraim  gathered  together 
4Jephthah  fought  with  Epbraim 

men  of  Gilead  fmote  Epbraim 

I  j.Abdon  was  buried  in  the  land  of  Epbraim 
z  Sam.z.p.mnde  him  king  over  Ephraim 

13.23.had  (hceplhearers  befide  Ephraim 
i8.6.battcll  was  in  the  wood  of  Ephraim 

z  Jv/ag.'4-I3-brake  the  wall  from  the  gate  of  Eph. 

i  Chron.7. 20.fons  of  Ephraim,  Shuthelah,  Bered 
zz.Epbraim  their  father  mourned 

9.  j.in  Jeruf.  dwelt  of  the  children  of  Eph? dm 
27.10.Hekz  of  the  children  of  Epbraim  cz.pt. 

i4.Benaiah  of  the  children  of  Ephraim 
1  Chron. i-$.i<).Ephraim  with  the  townes  thereof 
1  f.o.the  Grangers  out  of  Ephraim  he  gathered 
i7.2.fetgarrifonsin  the  cities  of  Ephraim 
25.10.come  to  him  out  of  Ephraim 

23. from  the  gate  of  Ephraim 
i8.7.Zichri  a  mighty  man  of  Ephraim 

i2.certain  of  the  heads  of  the  child.  of  Eph. 
30. 1  .wrote  letters  to  Epbraim 

io.paffed  thorow  the  countrey  of  Ephraim 
1 8. many  of  Ephraim  had  not  cleanfed 
3 1 . 1  .brake  images  in  Ephraim 
34.6X0  did  he  in  the  cities  of  Ephraim 
9. gathered  of  the  hands  of  Ephraim 
Neb.8.i6.in  the  ftreet  of  the  gate  of  Ephraim 

i2.39.abovethe  gate  of  Ephraim 
P/i/.78.9.childrea  of  Ephraim  being  armed 

lo.2.before  Eph/aim,znd  Benjamin,  &  ManafT. 
Ifa.j  .2.Syria  is  confederate  with  Ephraim 

5.Syria,  Ephraim — have  taken  evill  counfell 
8  .(hall  Ephraim  be  broken 
9. the  head  of  Ephraim  is  Samaria 
17. Ephraim  departed  from  Judah 
9. 9.  Ephraim  and  the  inhabitant  of  Samaria 

2 1. Manaffehj Ephraim;  &  Ephraim  Manaffeh 
1 1 . 1  3  .the  envie  alfo  of  Ephraim  (hall  depart 

Ephraim  (hall  not  envie  Judah 
and  Judah  (hall  not  vexc  Ephraim 
17-j.thc  fortrefle  alfo  (hall  ceafe  from  Ephraim 
28. 1. woe  to  the  drunkards  of  Ephraim 
j.drunkardsof  Ephraim  (halbe  troden 
/er^.if.even  the  whole  feed  of  Ephraim 

j  1. 1 8 .1  have  heard  Ephraim  bemoaning  himf. 
10. is  Ephraim  my  deare  fonne  ? 
E^.37.i6ior  Jofeph  the  flick  of  Ephraim 
i9.which  is  in  the  hand  of  Ephraim 
48.5.3  portion  for  Ephraim 

6.and  by  the  border  of  Epbraim 
H0/.5.3.I  know  Epbraim,zn&lfad  is  not  hid 

O  Ephr.thou  committed  whoredome 
5-Ifrael  and  Ephraim  fall  in  their  iniquity 
g.Epbraim  (halbe  defol.in  the  day  of  rebuke 
1 2. be  unto  Ephraim  as  a  moth 
il-vihzn  Ephraim  hw  his  (ickneffe 

then  went  Ephraim  to  the  Affyrian 
i4.wilbe  unto  Ephraim  as  a  lion 
6.4.O  Ephraim,  What  (hall  I  doe  unto  thee 

lo.there  is  the  whoredome-  of  Epbwm 
7. 1. iniquity  of  Ephraim  was  difcovered 

S.Ephraim  hath  mixed  himf.  among  the  peo. 
Zz.Epbraim  hath  hired  lovers 

I I  .Ephraim  hath  made  many  altars 
a. 3 . Ephraim  (hall  return  to  Egypt 

8.watchmanof  £/*mrawaswnh  my  God 
j  i.Ephraim,  their  glory  (hall  flee  away 
1 3. Epbraim,  as  I  faw  Tyrus.is  planted  in  a 
Ephraim  (hall  b:  "ng  forth  his  children 

10.6. Ephraim  (hall  receive  (name 
1  i.I  will  make  Ephraim  to  ride 

i 1.3 .1  taught  Ephraim  alfo  to  goe 
8.how  (hall  I  give  thee  up,  Ephraim  ? 
9.I  will  not  return  to  deftroy  Ephraim 
iz.Ephraim  compafTeth  me  about  with  lies 

iz.i.Ephraim  feedeth  on  wind 

1  i.I.Epbram  faid,  I  am  rich 
i4.Ephra.1m  provoked  him  to  anger 

i3-i.when£j>b;vwBfpake  trembling 


EPH       EPH 

1 2. the  ihiquity  of  Epbraim  is  bound  up 
i4.8.£/>.(hall  fay, What  have  I  todo  with  idols 
OW.19.d1aH  poffeffe  the  fields  of  Ephraim. 
Zech.9.  lo.will  cut  off  the  chariot  from  Epbraim 
1 3. filled  the  bow  with  Ephraim 
10.7. Epbraim  (halbe  like  a  mighty  man 
Cptoafattf  city, 
fob.  1 1. 54-went  into  a  city  called  Epbraim 

CpfyWtitt  is. 
Pfal.6o. 7. Ephraim  is  the  ftrength  of  my  head 

Pfal.ioS.S. 
Jer.i  1.9. Ephraim  is  my  firft-borne 
Hof.4.17. Ephraim  is  joyned  to  idols.let  him  alone 
j.n.Ephraim  is  oppreffed  and  broken 
7. %. Ephraim  is  a  cake  not  turned 
11. Ephraim  is  like  a  filly  dove 
Q,i6.Ephraim  is  fmitten,tbeir  root  is  dried 
10.1  ijipbraim  is  as  an  heifer 
Mount  <B5phiatm. 
Jofh.i  j.9.went  to  the  cities  of  mount  Ephraim 
17.1 5.mount  Ephraim  be  too  narrow  for  thee 
10.50.even  Timnath-Serah  in  mount  Epbraim 
Chap.  24. 30. 
20.7.Shechem  in  mount  Ephraim  they  appoint. 
21.21.gave  them  Shechem  in  mount  Ephraim 
24.3  3. given  him  in  mount  Ephraim 
JWg.2.9.buried  him  in  the  mount  of  Epbraim 
3.27.blew  in  the  mountaine  of  Ephraim 
4.5-Ramah  and  Bethel  in  mount  Epbraim 
7.24-fent  meffengers  thorowout  mount  Ephra. 
10. 1. dwelt  in  Shanir  in  mount  Ephraim 
1 7 . 1  .there  was  a  man  of  mount  Ephraim 

8.he  came  to  mount  Ephraim 
i8.2.when  they  came  to  mount  Epbraim 
1 3  .palled  thence  unto  mount  Ephraim 
i9.i.fojourningon  the  fide  of  mount  Epbraim 
1 6. which  was  alfo  of  mount  Epbraim 
1 8. toward  the  fide  of  mount  Ephraim - 
1  Sam.  1 . 1. a  certain  man  of  mount  Ephraim 
o.4.he  paffed  through  mount  Ephraim 
14.22.wh.ich  had  hid  themf.in  mountEpbraim  . 
a  S<««.20.2i.man  of  mount  Ephraim  hath  lift  up 

1  I^Bg.4.8  .the  fon  of  Hur  in  mount  Ephraim 

1 2.25-built  Shechem  in  mount  Ephraim 

2  K;7zg.5.22.come  to  me  from  mount  Ephraim 

1  Cbroh.6.67. Shechem  in  mount  Ephra.  they  gave 

2  Cfcro.  1 3.4.Zemaraim  which  is  in  mount  Ephra. 

1 5.8.cities  taken  from  mount  Epbraim 
19.4Jehofh.went  from  Beeriheba  to  mo.  Eph. 
Jer.4.1  j.publifheth  afflict,  from  mount  Ephraim 
31.6.  watchmen  upon  the  mount  Ephraim 
50.19.fh.albe  fatisfied  on  mount  Ephraim 
<Ephzatltt  joyned  with  tribe. 
Numb.  1.33  .numbred  of  the  tribe  of  Ephraim 
1 3. 8. of  the  tribe  of  Ephraim,  Oihea 
34.24.tnbe  of  the  child.of  Ephraim 
fojh.16. 8. inheritance  of  the  tribe  of  Ephraim 
2i.5.families  of  the  tribe  of  Ephraim 
20.their  lot  out  of  the  tribe  of  Epbraim 

1  Cbron.6.66. 
Pfal.7S.67. ehofe  not  the  tribe  of  Ephraim 

Cphiafmttc 
fudg.i  2.5.faid  unto  him>Art  thou  an  Ephraimite? 

€yl)intmtte<s° 
Jojb. 16. io.Cam.mms  dwell  among  the  Ephraim. 
Judg.  1 2.4.of  Ephraim  among  the  Ephraimites 
5<took  the  paffages  before  the  Ephraimites 

thofe  Ephraimites  which  were  efcaped 
6".fellof  the  Ephraimites  forty  &  twothouf. 
<Bphtatab. 
Gen.3  5.i6.a  little  way  to  come  to  Ephratab 
Ruth  4.1  i.do  thou  worthily  in  Ephratab 
1  Cbro.z.^o.fon  of  Hur3  the  firft-born  of  Ephratab 

Chap.  4.4. 
Pfal.11 z.6.\oe  we  heard  of  it  at  Ephratab 
Micah  5.2.but  thou  Beth-leem Ephratab 

Cptysath. 
Gen.t,  5.  i9.Rachel  buried  in  the  way  to  Ephrath 
48.7a  little  way  to  cqme  to  Ephrath 

buried  her  in  the  way  to  Ephrath 
1  d»w».2.i9.Caleb  took  unto  him  Ephrath 

(Ephiathtte.  Cotytattytco. 
Ruth  x.z.Epbratbites  of  Bethlehem-Judah 
1  Sam.i.i.'Hae.  fon  of  Zuph  an  Epbratbite 

17. 1 2. David  fon  of  that  Epbratbite 
1  Kjng.i  i.26.Jeroboam  an  Epbratbite  of  Zereda 
E  e  2 


E  P  I        E  CLU 

(ZEph^on. 

G«z.23.8.intreat  forme  to  Epbron  the  fon  of  Zo. 
io.£^fc«»dweltamongthechildr.  of  Heth 
Epbron  the  Hittite  anfwered  Abraham 
1 3  .fpake  to  Epbron  in  the  audience  of  the 
1  ^.Epbron  anfwered  Abraharn,faying 
i6.Abra. hearkened  to  Epbron,  &  Weighed  to 
Epbron  the  filver  which  he  had  named 
1 7. field  of  Epbron  which  was  in  Machpelah 
25.9.  Abraham  buried  in  the  field  of  Epbron 
49.29.cave  which  is  in  the  field  of  Epbron 
30.bought  with  the  field  of  Eph.  the  Hittite 
Chap.50.13. 

(Epicureans. 

Acts  17. 18. Epicureans  encountred  him 

€pfuMe. 
Ails  1  5.3o'.they  delivered  the  epislle 

23.3  3. delivered  the  epijlle  to  the  governour 
Rom.i6.zz.l  Tertius  who  wrote  thisepiflle 

1  tV.5.9.1  w rote  to  you  iainepiftknotto 

2  0.3,2.yeare  our  epiflle  writteri  in  cur  hearts 

3  .declared  to  be  the  epiflle  of  Chrift 
7. 8. fzme  epiflle  hzth  made  you  forrie 
C0I.4.  i<5.when  this  epislle  is  read  amongft  you 

read  the  epijlle  from  Laodicea 
1  Tbef.$.z7.that  this  epiflle  be  read  to  al  the  breth.  1 

1  Thef.z.  1 5.whether  by  word  or  our  epiflle 

3.  i4.if  any  man  obey  not  — by  this  epiflle 
i7.which  is  the  token  in  every  epiflle 

2  Pet.3 .  1  .this  fecond  epislle  I  now  write 

<B  iftle*. 

2  0.3.1. need  we  epiflle s of  commendation 
2  1^.3.16.35  alfo  in  all  his  epislles 
Cquall.  Squall. 
Job  28.17.gold  and  chryftall  cannot  equall  it 

i9.the  Topaz  (hall  not  equall  it 
Pfal.17. 2.thine  eyes  behold  things  that  are  equall 

5  5. 1 3. but  it  was  thou  my  equall 
Prov.  26.7. legs  of  the  lame  are  not  equall 
lfa.40.zj.to  whom  (hall  I  be  equall 

46.5.10  whom  will  ye  make  me  equall 
Lam.z.ii.whu  (hall  I  equall  to  thee 
Eifk.  18.25.ye  fay  the  way  of  the  L.  is  not  equall 
Ver.29.  &Chap.33.i7,20. 
O  houfe  of  Ifr.js  not  my  way  equall 
Verfe  29. 
33.17.as  for  them,  their  way  isnotequaU 
Matth.zo  1 2.made  them  equall  unto  us 
Lu\c  20.36  they  zttequall  to  the  angels 
John  5.i8.makinghimfelf  equall  with  God 
Pfei/.2.6.thought  it  no  robb.to  be  equall  with  God 
Co/.4.i.give  that  which  is  juft  and  equall 
Rea.2i.i6.breadth  and  height  are  equall 

<£qttaHp. 
Exod.-$6.zz.equally  diftant  one  from  another 

CquaHtp, 
2  6V.8.i4.but  by  an  equality:  that  now  at  this 

that  there  may  be  an  equality 
Equals. 
Gal.1.14.  profited  above  many  my  equall 
Cqn(tp. 

Pfal.98.9A0  judge  the  people  withequitj 

99.4.thou  doeft  eftablifh  equity 
Prov.i.^.teceive  inftrudion  of  equity 
2.9.then  (halt  thou  underftand  equity 
17.26.nor  to  ftrike  princes  for  equity 
Eoclefz.  2 1  .man  w  hofe  labour  is  in  equity 
lfa.i  i.4.and  reprove  with  equity 
59.14.  and  equity  cannot  enter 
Micah  3-9-ye  that  pervert  zWequity 
M<J/.2.6.walkcd  with  me  in  peace  andeqttitp 

«Er. 
Gf».38.3.andhecalledhisname  Er 

6.Judah  took  a  wife  for  Er  his  firft-born 
7.Er  Judahs  firft-born  was  wicked 
46.i2.andthefonsof  Judah  :  £r,andOnan 
1  Chron.z.i. 
Er  and  Onan  died  in  the  land  of  Can. 
Numb.z6.i9. 
1  Chron.z.i-Er  the  firft-born  was  evill 

4.21.  Er  the  father  of  Lecah 
Lit^e  3.28.which  was  the  fonne  of  Er 

€ran. 
Numb.z6.i6.Eran,  the  family  of  the  Eranites 
<Eraans. 

Ails  19.22.fenc  Timotheus  and  Eraflus 

;       __  r- _.j.- ztim.^.zo.Eraflm 


ERR       ERR 


E  S  A        E  S  A 


ESC       ESC 


i  Ti#2.4.20.  Eraflm  abode  at  Corinth 

Exod.1.19.  ere  the  midwifes  come  in  unto  them 
Nww.14.11.how  longer  they beleeve me 
Job  i%.z.ere  you  make  an  end  of  words 
Jcr.4j.6.hov/  long  ere  thou  be  quiet 
Hof.S.  j.how  longer  they  attain  to  innocency 
John  4.49.Sir.come  down  ere  my  child  die 

<t£vec1). 
Gra.io.io.beginning  of  his  kingdome  Bab.Erecb 

<£tecteD. 
Gen.%i- 10-  Jac°b  reeled  there  an  altar 

GfK.4<5.i6.fonnesof  Gad,Ezbon,£;i 
Nitmb-z6.i6.oi  Eritht  familiy  of  tht Erites 

CrranD. 
G«z.  24.3  3. untill  I  have  told  my  errand 
Judg. 3. 1 9.I  have  afecretmvW  unto  thee 
2  King.y.j.l  have  an  errand  to  thee,0  captaine 

Crte. 
2  Chron.11.yXo  Manafleh  made  Judah  to  erre 
Pfal.y  5:.  1  o.a  people  that  erre  in  their  heart 
1 19.  z  1. do  we  from  thy  commandements 
,1 18. them  that  erre  from  thy  ftatutes 
P>»w.i4.2i.do  they  not  erre  that  devife  evill 

19.27. inftrudion  that  caufeth  to  erre 
lfa.3.1 2.they  which  lead  thee,  caufe  thee  to  erre 
9.  repleaders  caufe  them  to  erre 
19.14.they  caufed  Egypt  to  erre 
30.28.3  bridle  caufing  them  to  erre 
3  $.8.way-faririg  men  (hall  not  erre 
6  3. 1 7. made  us  to  erre  from  thy  wayes 
J<?/".23.i3.caufed  my  people  Ifraelto  erre 

3  2.caufe  to  erre  by  their  lies 
Hof.4. 1 2.whoredomes  have  caufed  them  to  erre 
Amos  2-4.their  lies  caufed  them  to  erre 
Micab  3'.5.prophets:thatmakemv people  toe/re 
Maf.22.29.ye  do  erre,  not  knowing  the  Scriptures 
Mar\  1 2. 24. do  ye  not  therefore  erre 
27.ye  therefore  do  greatly  erre 
He£.3.io.doalway  c/w,  in- their  hearts 
Jam.i.i6.do  not  erre  my  brethren 

5.  i9.if  any  of  you  do  erre  from  the  truth 
€rrei>. 

Lev. 5. 1 8.  concern,  his  ignorance  wherein  he  erred 
Numb.i<j.iz.an&  if  ye  have  erred,  and  notobferv- 
1  Sam.z6. 21. 1  have  erred  exceedingly 
fob  6. 24.underftand  wherein  I  have  erred 

194.be  it  indeed  that  I  have  erred 
Pfal.  r19.no.yet  I  erred  not  from  thy  precepts 
i/??.28.7.they  have  erred  through  wine 

Prieft  and  Prophet  have  erred 

29.24.they  alfothatcj/'ftfin  fpirit 

1  Tim  6. 10. they  have  erred  from  the  faith 

2  ijerrcd  concerning  the  fairh 

2  Tim. 2. 1 8. concerning  the  truth  haveerred 

<fiSrretf>, 
Prov. 10. 17. he  that  refufeth  reproof  erretb 
£^c^.4f  .20. do  for  every  one  that  erretb 

2  S<z»&.6. 7. (mote  him  therefor  his  errour 
Job  iq.^mmecrrour  abideth  with  my  felf 
£tt/e/;5.6.neither  fay  thou,  it  was  an  errour 

10. ^ .an  cvill  I  have  feen  as  anerrour 
Ifa.  3  2.6.utter  errour  againft  the  Lord 
D<»2.6.4.neither  was  there  any  errour  found 
Ato.27.64.laft  errour  be  vvorfe  then  the  firft 
&»».r.27.receivingrecompence  of  the'iiei-roni' 
Jam.  % .20.finner  from  the  errour  of  his  way 
2  Pef.2.i8.from  them  who  live  in  errour 

3 . 1 7, with  the  errour  of  the  wicked 

1  ,/tf??»4.6.hereby  know  we  the  fpirit  of  errour 
Jude  1 1. after  the  errour  of  Baalam 

Pfal.  1 9. 1  2.w  ho  can  underftand  his  errour s 
Jcr.10.1 5. they  arc  vanity,  and  the  work  olerrours 

Chap.  5 1. 1 8. 
He&.9.7.ofTcred  for  the  errows  of  the  people 
4EfaiaS,  read31fai, 
Cfar=li?aW)Ott. 

2  King.i^j.Efar-Hadclon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

I/rf.37.38. 
£^4.i.fincethedayes  of  Efar-Haddon 

<£fau. 
Gew.25.25.they  calledhis  name  Efaa 

his  hand  took  hold  on  Efaiis  heel 


zj.Efau  was  a  cunning  hunter 

28.1faac  loved  £/iz»  becaufe  of  his  venifon 

2  <,. zj.Efau  came  from  the  field 
■$o.Efau  faid  to  Jacob,  Feed  me       ; 
3  z.Efait  faid,  I  am  at  the  point  of  death 
34jacobgave  Efau  bread 

thus  Efau  defpifed  his  birthright 
26.3 s,.Efau  was  forty  yeers  old  when  he  took 
27.  i.Ifaac  called  Efau  his  eldeft  fon 
j.Ifaac fpake  to  Efau,and Efau  went 
61  heard  thy  father  fpeak  to  Efau 
1  i.behold,£/d«  my  brother  is  a  hairy  man 

1  5  .raiment  of  her  eldeft  fon  Efau 
1 9.I  am  Efau  thy  firft  born}  I  have  done 

Verfe  32. 

2  i.wheth.thou  be  my  very  fon  Efau,  or  nor 
22.hands  are  the  hands  of  Efau 
23-hairieas  his  brother  Efaus  hands 
24.art  thou  my  very  fon  Efau 
^o.Efau  came  in  from  his  hunting 
34.when  Efau  heard  the  words  of  his  father 
37.1faac  anfwered  and  faid  unto  Efau 
■f&.Efau  faid  unto  his  father ,Haft  thou  but 

EfauMit  up  his  voice,and  wept 
qi.Efau  hated  Jacob,  becaufe  of  the  blefting 
Efau  faid,  The  dayes  of  mourning 
42.words  of  Efauhcx  elder  fon 

thy  brother  Efau  as  touching  thee 
28. 5. brother  to  Rebck.  Jacob  and  Efaus  moth. 
6. when  Efau  taw  thatlfaac  blefled  Jacob 
2. Efau  feeing  the  daughters  of  Canaan 
9.rhen  went  Efau  to  Ilhmael 

3  2 . 3  Jacob  fenr  meflengers  before  to  Efau 
4.thus  (hall  ye  fpeak  unto  my  lord  Efau 
6. we  came  ro  thy  brother  Efau 
8. if  Efau  come  to  the  one  company  &  finite 
1 1. deliver  me  from  the  hand  of  Efau 
l^.aprefcnr  for  Efau  his  brother 
\7.whenEfau  my  brother  meeteth  thee 
1 8.it.is  a  ptefent  fent  unto  my  lord  Efau 
19.cn  this  manner  fpeak  unto  Efau 

ll.i.Efau came,and  with, him  400.  men. 
4.Efa»ran  to  meet  him,and  imbraced  him 
9-and  Efau  faid,  I  have  enough 
i.$.Efau  faid,  Let  me  now  leave  with  thee 
\6.Efau  returned  that  day  on  his  way 
3  f.i.whenthou  fleddeft  from  the  face  of  Efau 

29.IUS  fons,Jacob  and  Efau,  buried  him 
36.1J10W  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Efau 
z.Efau  took  his  wives  of  the  daugh.of  Cana. 
4-and  Adah  bare  to  Efau  Eliphaz 
5.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Ef.  which  were  born 
6.Efau  took  his  wives  fons  and  daughters 
8  .Efau  dwelt  in  mount  Seir:  Efau  is  Edom 
io.Eliphaz  the  fon  of  Adah  the  wifeof.E/1 
fon  of  Bathfhemath  the  wife  of  Efau 
Chap.  1 3.1  j. 
iz.concubines  to  Eliphaz,  Efaus  fon 

thefe  are  the  fons  of  Adah  Efaus  wife 
i4.the'fonnes  of  Aholibamah  Efaus  wife 
Chap.  1 8. 1 8. 
fhe  bare  to  Efau,  Jeu(h,  Jaalam 
1  f.thefc  were  dukes  of  the  fons  of  Efau 

Verfe  19. 
fons  of  Eliphaz  the  firft  born  oiEfau 
i7.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Revel  Efaus  fon 
43.he  is  Efau  the  father  of  the  Edomites 
De#f.2.4.coaftof  the  children  of  Efau 
5  .given  mount  Seir  unto  Efau 
8.pafled  by  from  our  breth.the  child.  oiEfau 
1 2.but  the  children  of  Efau  fucceeded  them 
22.as  he  did  to  the  children  of  Efau 
2£>.childrcn  of  Efau  did  dwell  in  Seir 
Jofh.  24.4.I  gave  unto  lCaac,Efau  and  Jacob 

I  gave  unto  Efau  mount  Seir 
1  Chron.  1. 3  4.fons  of  Ifaac,Ifrael,  and  Efau 

3  j.fons  of  Efau,  Eliphaz,Revel 
/f>'.49.8.bring  the  calamity  of  Efau  upon  him 

10.I  have  made  Efau  hate,  I  have  uncovered 
Obad.6. how  are  the  things  of  Efau  fearched 
8  .wife  men  out  of  the  mount  of  Efau 
9.mount  of  Efau  may  be  cut  off 
i8.the  houfe  of  Efau  for  ftubble,and  there 

not  be  any  remain,  of  the  houfe  of  Efau 
i9.poflefle  the  mount  of  Efau 
z  1. to  judge  the  mount  of  Efaa 


Mal.i.z.wzs  not  Efau  Jacobs  brother 

3. and  I  hated  Efau,  &  laid  his  mount. waftc 
/to.9. 13.  Jacob  have  I  loved, but  Efau  have  1  hat. 
Hcb.i  r>2Q.  by  faith  Ifaac  blefled  Jacob  and  Efau 
12.16.or  profane  perfon,as  Efau 
T»4EfC3jSS. 
Gen.  19.r7.he  faid,  Efcape  for  thy  life,  look  not 
efcape  to  the  mountain, leaft  thoabe 
1 9.I  cannot  efcape  to  the  mountaine 
20.O  let  me  efcape  thither 
22.hafte  thee,  efcape  thither 
3  2. 8. company  which  is  left  (hall  efcape 
Jojh.S. 22.none  of  them  remaine  or  efcape 

1  S 'am. 27.1. efcape  into  the  land  of  the  Philiftirns 

2  Sam.i  5.i4.we  (hallnot  els  efcape 

20.6.gee  fenced  cities,  and  efcape  us 

1  J(/«g.t8.4o.Elijah  faid,Let  none  of  them  cfcate 

2  King.t).  1 5. let  none  efcape  out  of  the  city 

10.24. if  any  of  the  men  efcape  which  I 
19.3  1. they  that  efcape  out  of  mount  Sion 
E^ra  9.8. leave  us  a  remnant  to  efcape 
Efiher  4.13  .think  not  thou  (halt  efcape 
Job  1  i.2o.the  wicked  fhall  not  efcape 
Pfal.j  6.  y.(ha\\  they  efcape  by  iniquity 

7  i.2.deliv.mc  in  thy  right.  &  cauie  me  to  efcape 
i4i.io.whileft  thatl  wichall  efcape 
Prov. 19.-j.he  that  fpeaketh  lies,fhall  not  efcape 
Ecclef. 7. z6. who  fo  pleafeth  God,fliall  efcape 
7/a.20,6.and  how  fhall  we  efcape 

37.32.and  they  thatf/fcz/tfoutof  mount  Sion 
66.19.  ^en^  rbofe  that  efcape— unto  the  nations 
Jcr.  1 1 . 1  i  .(hall  not  be  able  to  efcape 

25.3  f  .nor  principall  of  the  flock  to  efcape 

3  2.4.Zedekiah  (hall  not  efcape 

3  4. 3  .(hall  not  efcape  out  of  his  hand 

3 8. 18. thou  (hilt  not  efcape  out  of  their  hand 

Verfe  23. 

42.17.&  none  of  them  fhall  remaine  or  efcape 

Chap.44.14. 

44.14.none  (lull  return,  but  fuch  as  mall  efctpe 

28.afrnall number  thatefcape 
46.6.1ct  not  the  mighty  man  efcape 
48.8.and  no  city  fhall  efcape 
5o.28.vojce  of  them  that  flee  and  efcape 
29.1et  none  thereof  efcape 
E%e^.6.8.(ome  thar  fhall  efcape  the  fword  among 
9. they  that  efcape  of  you,(hall  remember 
7.  i6.bnt  they  that  efcape  of  them 

1 7. 1  ^ .fhall  he  efcape  that  doth  fuch  things 
iS.done  all  thefe  things,  he  (hall  not  efcape 

Dan.  1 1.4  i.thefe  fhall  efcape  out  of  his  hand 

42.1and  of  Egypt  (hall  not  efcape 
Joel  2.3.yea  nothing  (hall  efcape 
Obad.14.to  cut  off  thofe  that  Aid  efcape 
Afaf.23.33.how  can  ye  efcapethe  damnati.ofhell 
Lufe  2T.36.may  be  counted  worthy  to  efcape 
Ails  27.42.kaft  any  of  themfhould  efcape 
Rom. 2.3. efcape  the  judgment  of  God 
1  Cor.  10. 1 3  .alfo  make  a  way  to  efcape 
1  Tbef  5.3.and  they  (hall  notefcape 
H<?fc.2.3.how  fhal  wee/c.if wenegl.fo  great  falvat. 

1 2.2  5. much  more  fhall  not  we  efcape 

€fcape, 
Pfalme  5  5.8. 1  would  haften  my  efcape 

(KfcapcD. 

Gcs.14.13.came  one  that  had  efcaped,  and  told 
Exod.io.j.ea.t  the refidue  which  isefcaped 
Numb.  2 1 .  29.given  his  fons  that  efcaped  into  capti. 
Deut.z^.i  j.the  fervant  which  isefcaped  from 
Judg.-$.z6.Ehad  efcaped  while  they  tarried 
29.and  there  efcaped  not  a  man 
1 2. 5. thofe  Ephraimites  which  were  efcaped(aii 
2 1 . 1 7 .an  inheritance  for  them  that  are  efcaped 

1  Sam.  14.4 1. Saul  &  Jon.taken,but  the  peo.  efcap. 

19. 10. David  efcaped  that  night 
1 2.he  went,  and  fled,  and  efcaped  _ 
1 7. fent  away  my  enemy,  that  he  is  efcaped 
i8.fo  David  fled  and  efcaped 

22.1  .David  efcaped  to  the  cave  Adullam 
20.Abiatharf/f«^  and  fled 

23.13  .tol  d  Saul  David  was  efcaped 

30.  i7.there  efcaped  not  a  man  of  them 

2  Sam.  1.3.1  am  efcaped  out  of  the  camp 

4.6.Rechab  and  Baanah  efcaped 
1  ^»£.io.20.BeHhadadeM«d  on  a  horfe 

zT^ng.i^oMi  I 


ESC         ES  H 


ESP        EST 


EST        EST 


2  ^iw.i^.jo.and  the  remnant  that  is  efiaped 

27.8c  they  efiaped  into  the  land  of  Armenia 
J/&37.38. 
1  dbwB.4.43  -fmote  the  reft  that  were  e/optt 
L  Chron.  1 6.7.therefore  is  the  hoA  efiaped 
\     20.24.dead  bodies,and  none  efiaped 
5o.6.returnto  you  that  zreefcaped 
36.20.them  that  efafedcanied.be  away 
W^o.ifiorweremaineyete/f^  - 

ftfc.i.2.concerningthe  Jewes  that  had  t/aqerf 
ro&  1 . 1 5.  and  I  onely  am  e/wperf  to  tell  thee 

Verfe  16,17,19. 
19.20.I  am  efiaped  with  the  skin  of  my  teeth 
Pfal  iiMflW  foul  is  efiaped  as  a  bird 

fnare  is  broktn,and  we  aire  efiaped 
r/d.4.2.comly  for  them  that  are  efiaped 
10.20.fuch  as  are  efiaped  of  Ifrael 
27.3  i.the  remnant  that  is  efiaped 
45.20.ye  are  efiaped  of  the  nations 
Jer. 0,1.1  f.Immael  fon  of  Nethaniah  efiaped 

5  i.io.ye  that  have  efiaped  the  fword 
W»^.2.2  2.none  efiaped  nor  remained 
24.27 .he  opened  to  him  which  is  efiaped 
33.21  .one  that  had  efiaped  came 
22.afore  he  came  that  had  efiaped 
John  10.3  9.but  he  efiaped  out  of  their  hands 
Aits  27.44.they  efiaped  all  fafe  to  land 
28.i.3nd  when  they  were  efiaped 
q.tho.efiaped  the  fea.yet  veng.fuff.not  to  live 

1  Cor,  1 1  3  3-let  down  and  efiaped  his  hands 
Heb.i  i.}i,.efcaped  the  edge  of  the  fword 

12.25.1f  they  efiapednot  who  refuf.Mofes law 

2  Pet.i.^.efcapedthe  cortuption  of  the  world 

2. 18. thofe  that  were  clean  efiaped 

20.they  have  cfc.the  pollutions  of  the  world 

Cfcapettj. 

I(»zg.i.i7.him  thxt  efiapetb  Haz.  mail  Jehu  flay 

.  him  that  efi.jehu,  (hall  Elifha  flay 

Ifa.  1 5.9.I  wil  bring  lions  on  him  that  efi.oi  Moab 

fcr.^S .  1 9.ask  him  that  fleeth,and  her  that  efiapetb 

E^k.z^.z6.he  that  efiapetb  in  that  day  (hall  come 

^w«  o.i.he  that  efi.  of  them  mall  not  be  deliver. 

Cfcaptng- 
£t/<z  9. 14.fb.ould  be  no  remnant,  nor  efiap'mg 

Ptf.3.n.Iethim  efihewevill  anddogood 

OEfcijeiJoct),  or,  <gfcl)ca>etrj, 

/o&  1. 1. feared  God  and  efibewed  evill 

S.onethatfeareth  God,  and  efcheweth  evill 
Chap.2.3, 
<2fcfe. 
Ge«.26.20.Ifaac  called  the  name  of  the  well  Efik 
€ft)baal. 
Cb/'«».8. 3 3. Saul begate  Jonathan  an&EJhbaal 
Chap.9.39. 
Ctyban, 

Gf».36.26.children  of  Difhon,  Hendan,  EJhban 
1  Chron.  1.4 1. 
€fheol. 
Gc».  14.13  .Mamre  brother  of  £/W  and  Aner 

.    24.fi/fcfo/3Mamre5let  them  take  their  portion 
Nww6.13.23.came  unto  the  brook  of  Ejhcol 
24.place  was  called  the  brook  Ejhcol 
3  2-9.they  went  up  unto  the  valley  of  Ejhcol 
DfKf.i.24.comeunto  the  valley  of  Ejhcol 

<£(heari, 
Jofn.K,.  52.Arabsand  Dumahaand  EJhean  in  the 

€Q>et$. 
1  Chrmt.%,1 9.10ns  of  E/fc^,Ulam,  Jehufh 

4EO)fealonttes. 
fojh.i}.}.EJblialomtes,Ghutes,  Ektonites  remain 

€fl)taol, 
Jofh.i 9.41  .the coaft  was  Zonh  and £p«oZ 
/#tfg.  13.2  5. moved  turn  between  Zorah  &  Ejhtaol 
16.3  i.buned  him  between  Zorah  and  Ejhtaol 
i8.2.Dan  fent  f.tnen  from  Zorah  &  from  Ejh. 
8.came  unto  their  brethren  ro  Efhtaol 
11  .there  went  Danites  out  of  Efhtaol 
€!t)tauttre0. 
1  Cfcro».  2. 5  3. of them  came  the Ejhtaiilhcs 

Cfhtemoa. 
j»/".2r.i4.and  EJhtemoa  with  herfubuvbs 
1  Sa%30.28.to  them  which  were  in  Ejhtemoa 
1  Cb/m.^.ij.lCbb3.h  the  fatherof  EJhtemoa 
.   i9.fonsof  his  wife  Hodiab,  EJfnemoa 
6.  tf -%we  EJhtemoa  with  their  fuburbs     - 


<£fi> 


iȣe  3.2j.which  was  the  fon  of  EJly,  which  was 

<D5fytCB. 
1  Cfcra2.4.n.Mehir  the" father  of  EJhton 
iz.EJhton  begate  Beth-rapha 
CEfpectallp,  alfo  i^pcctaUp. 
Deut.q.io.fpecially  the  day  thou  ftoodft  bef.  the  L. 
Pfal.}  1.1 1. but  especially  among  my  neighbours 
Aits  z^.z6. Specially  before  thee  O  King 

z6.}. especially  becaufel  know  thee  to  be  expert 
Gal.6.io.efpecially  to  them  that  are  the  houfhold 
$.10. [peci  ally  of  thofe  that  beleeve 

1  Yim.<).%.elpecially  for  them  of  his  own  houfe 
ij.ejpccially  thofe  who  labour  in  the  word  & 

2  Tim.  4. 1 3  -but  e Specially  the  parchments 
Titus  1.10. efpcciaUy  they  of  the  circumcifion 
Philemon  i6.a  brother  beloved, Specially  to  me 

Cfpte. 
,/o/fc.  i4.7.fent  me  fro  Kadefli  to  elpie  out  the  land 
/e?-.48.i9.ftand  by  the  way  and  efpie 

<£fpieO. 
Gtf2.42.27  .he  efpied  his  money  in  his  facie 
£^.20.6.1and  I  had  efpied  (or  therrT 

€fpottfal0- 
Cant.-} .  1 1  .crowned  him  in  the  day  of  his  efponfals 
fer.z.z.l  remember  the  love  of  thine  efpoufiils 

CfpoufeO, 
2  Sam.^.  14. deliver  Michal  which  I  efpoufed 
Matth.  1 . 1 8  .Mary  was  efpoiifed  to  Jofeph 
Luhe  1. 27. a  virgin  efpoufed  to  a  man 

2.<;.taxed  with  Mary  his  efpoufed  wife 
2  Cor.ii.z.hzveejpoufedycu  to  one  husband 

Cftom, 
Af<tf.i.3.Pharez  begat Efiom: Efiom  begate  Aram 
£«^e  3.3  3. which  was  the  fon  of  Efiom 
(gttabltfb,  and,  ^tablfQ). 
Ges.6.  i8.with  thee  will  I  eftablijh  my  covenant 
9.9.I  eftablijh  my  covenant  with  you 
17.7.I  will  eftablijh  my  covenant  between  me 
19.I  will  eftablijh  my  covenant  with  Ifaac 

Ver.21.  Lraf.26.9. 
Numb.10.13.her  husband  may  eftablijh  it 
Deut.8.i$-he  may  eftablijh  his  covenant 
z8.9.the  Lord  fhall  eftablijh  thee 
29. 1 3  .that  he  may  eftablijh  thee  today 

1  Saw.  1 .23  .the  Lord  eflablijh  his  word 

2  Sam.7.1 2.I  will  eflablijh  his  kingdome  Ver.i  3 
2  5.the  yi  or  c\, eflablijh  it  for  ever 

1  Ring.y. 5.I  will  eftablijh  thy  kingdome 
1  f.4.and  to  eflablijh  Jerufalem 

1  Cbron.17.nl  will  eftablijh  his  kingdome 
Chap.22.10.  &  28.7. 

12.I  will  eftabtijh  his  throne  for  ever 
i8.3.he  went  to  eftablijh  his  kingdome 

2  Cbron.7. 18. then  will  I  eftablijh  the  throne 
9.8.God  loved  Ifrael  to  eftablijh  them 

£/£k>'  9. 2 1. to  eftablijh  this  among  them 

/o&  36.7.IU*  doth  eftablijh  them  for  ever 

P/a/.7.9-but  eftablijh  the  juft 

48. 8. God  will  eflablijh  it  for  ever 

8  7. 5. the  Higheft  himfelf  fhall  eftablijh  her 

89.2.thy  faithfulnefle  (halt  thou  eftablijh 

4,thy  feed  will  I  eflablijh  for  ever 
90. 1 7. eftablijh  the  work  of  our  hands 

work  of  our  hands  eftablijh  thou 
99. 4.thou  doeft  eftablijh  equity 
1  19. }i. ftablijh  thy  word  unto  thy  fervant 

Pro.i  ^.z^. eftablijh  the  border  of  the  widow     - 

lfit.9.7. to  ftablijh  it  with  judgment 
49.8.for  a  covenant  to  ftablijh  the  earth 
<52.7.and  give  him  no  reft  till  he  eftablijh 

fer.}  3.2.Lord  that  formed  it  to  eftablijh  it 

£^e£.  16.60 .1  wil  eftablijh  an  everlafting  covenant 
62.I  will  eftablijh  my  covenant 

D<3B.6.7.confulted  to  eftablijh  aroyall  flatute 
8.0  king,  eftablijh  the  decree 
1 1.  t4.exalt  themfelves  to  eftablijh  the  vifion 

Amos  5.15. eflablijh  judgment  in  the  gate 

Rom.}. 3  i.yei  viecftablijh  the  law 

10. }.e(labli(h  their  own  righteoufneflfe 
16.25.him  that  is  of  power  to  ftablijh  you 

1  Thef.2.z.(ent  Timotheus  to  eflablijh  you 
13  to  the  end  he  may  ftablijh  y out  hearts 

2  Tbef.z.17 .flabtifh  you  in  every  good  work 
3.3  the  Lord  fhall  ftablift)  you 

He&.io.9.that  he  may  eftablijh  thefecond 

Ee  3        ■ 


fam.jS.he  patient,  ftablijh  your  heart 
1  Pef.5.io.God  of  all  gr.ice  ftablijh  you 

CftabliCheU,  or,  ^tablifljeo. 

Gen.y.  1 7-the  covenant  which  I  have cjlablijhed 

41.3  z.becaufe  the  thing  is  eftabljhcd 
Exod.6.^.1  eftablijhedmy  covenant  with  them 

15.17.whkh  thy  hands  have  e(labl,Jh:d 
Dc«;.i9.i5.mouthof  3.witnef.fhal  themat.be  eft. 

3  2.6.hath  he  not  eflablijhed  thee 

1  Sam.3 .2o.Samuel  was  eftablfiled  to  be  a  Prophet 
13.13  .now  would  rhe  L-have  e  /2.thy  kingdome 
20.3 1  .thoH  (halt  not  be  cftablijhed 

2  &WZ.5.1 2.the  Lord  had  cftabl/Jhedhim  king 
7.i6.thy  kingdome  fhalbe  eflablijhed 

z6.\ez  thy  fervant  be  eflablijhed 
1  Kwg.z.  1  z. his  kingdome  was  eftablijhed 
24.the  Lord  which  hath  eftablijhed  me 
46.kingdome  eflab.in  the  hand  of  Solomon 

1  CfcroB.17.23.let  the  thing  be  eftablijhed  for  ever 
24. let  it  even  be  eflabl>jhed,thu  thy 

let  the  houfe  of  David  be  eftablijhed 

2  Cfc?fl».i.9.1et  thy  promife  be  eflablijhed 
1 2.  i.when  Rehob.had  eftablijhed  the  kingdome 
17.5-the  L-eftablified  the  kingdome  in  his  hand 
25.3.when  the  kingdome  was  eflablijhed 
30.5.  fo  they  eflablijhed  a  decree 

Job  2 1. 8. their  feed  is  eflablijhed  in  their  fight 
Pfal.zi.z.he  eflablijhed  it  upon  the  floods 
40. 2. he  eflablijhed  my  goings 
7^.f.heeftabliJI)ed3.te{Umony  in  Jacob 

69.the  earth  he  hath  eflablijhed  for  ever 
93. i.the  world  alfo  is  eftablijhed 

2.thy  throne  is  eftablijhed  of  old 
H2.8.his  heart  is  eftabliflied 
1 19.90.thou  haft  eftablijhed  the  earth,  &  it  abid. 
140.11.let  not  an  evill  fpeaker  be  eftablijhed 
i43.6.he  hath  eftablijhed  them  for  ever 
Proi>.3.i9.the  Lord  hath  eftablijhed  the  heavens 
4.26.1et  all  thy  waves  be  eftablijhed 
8.28.when  he  eftablijhed  the  clouds 
1 2. 3. a  man  fhall  not  be  cftablijhedby  wickedn. 
1 5.22.1'n  multitude  of  counfelleis  they  are  cfta. 
16.1 2.tbe  throne  is  eftablijhed  bv  righteoufnefs 
20. 1 8.every  purpofe  is  eftablijhed  bv  counfell      } 
24.3.by  underftandfng  it  is  eftablijhed 
30.4.WI10  eftablijhed  the  ends  of  the  earth 
lfa.7 .9-furely  ye  fhall  not  be  eflablijhed 

i6.5jn  mercy  fhall  the  throne  be  eftablijhed 
45. 1 8. God  hath  eflablijhed  it 
Jer.10.1z.  he  eftablifhed  the  world  by  his  wifdome 
5 1. 1 5. he  eftablijhed  the  world  by  his  wifdome 
Daw.4.36.1  was  eftablijhed  in  my  kingdome 
Hab.1.1 2.thou  haft  eftablifhed  them  for  correction 
iW«f.i8.i6.every  word  maybe  eftablifiicd 
Aits  16.5,(0  were  the  Churches  eftablifhed 
Rom.i  .1 1.  to  the  end  you  may  be  eftablijhed 
z  CV.i3.i.m©uthof  j.vvir.flial  every  word  be  efta. 
tV.2.7.and  eftablifhed  in  the  faith 
Hei.8.6.was  eftablijhed  upon  better  promifes 

i3-9.good  that  the  heart  be  eftabl.v/ith  grace 
2  Pet.1.1  z.be  eftablijhed  in  the  prefent  truth 

Shalbe  (JEftabltfhet). 
ira'r.25.30.houfefhalbe  eftablijhed  for  ever 

1  &z»z.24.20.kingdome  fhalbe  cftabl.  in  thy  hand 

2  S<»».7.i6.thy  fhoufe  fhalbe eftabliftjed,ir\c\  thy 
throne  fhalbe  eftablifhed  for  ever 

1  Kjng.z.qj. throne  of  David  fhalbe  eftablijhed 

1  Cfczwz.17.14.his  throne  fhalbe  e/Ztf&.for  evermore 

2  Cfc?w2.20.2o.beleeve  God,fo  fhall  ye  be  eftablijh. 
fob  22.28.thou  (halt  decree,  8c  it  fhalbe  eftablijhed 
Pfal.89.zi.my  hand  fhalbe  eftablijhed 

3  7  .it  fhalbe  eftablijhed  for  ever 
96. lo.the  world  fhalbe  eftablifhed 
I02.28.their  feed  fhalbe  eftablijhed 
Prov.1z.19.the  lip  of  rruth  fhalbe  eftablijhed 
6.3. thy  thoughts  ttialbc eftablijhed 
5. 5. his  throne  fhalbe  eftablijhed  in  righteoufn. 
Chap.  29. 14. 
lfa  2.2.Lords  houfe  fhalbe  eftablijhed 

54. 14. in  righteoufneffeflialtthoube<f?rtb/i/fe/ 
^•.30. 20. their  congregation  fhalbe  eflablijhed 
Micab  4,i.mouhtain  of  the  Lord  fhalbe  eflablijhed 
Zecb.j.i  i.build,and  it  fhilbe  eftablijbed 

(SjftabUuictb,  or,  jfetablifhetl), 
N«w&.30.i4.he  eflablifheth  all  her  vowes 
P/w.29.4.  the  king  by  judgment  ftabl.  the  land 
Pdg.6.i5-no 


EST       EST 

Dan.6. i 5. no  decree  which  the  king  eftabliflcth 
Hab.z.iz.indftablifheth  a  city  by  iniquity 
2  Cor. l.zi.he  which  eftablifhetb  us  is  God 

Cftabltfhment. 
2  Cbron.i 2- l  -a^rer  tlie  cftablifhment  thereof 

<Kftate.  Alfo  £>tate, 
Gf«.4j.7.rhe  man  asked  uj  of  our  ftatc 

1  Cbm1.17.1j.the  eflate  of  a  man  of  high  degree 

2  Cfo03.24.13.fet  in  his  Jfcfle,  and  ftrengthened  it 
Efthr  i.7.according  to  the  fiate  of  a  king 

i^.give  her  royall  eflate  unto  another 
2. 18. according  to  thereof  the  kingj 
V fal. 29.5. man  at  his  beft  /to  is  vanity 

1 3 6. 2 3  .who  rcmembred  us  in  our  low  eflate 
Fiow.27.23.know  the fiate  of  thy  flocks 

28 .2.the /to  thereof  fhalbe  prolonged 
Ecdef.  i .  i6.loe  I  am  come  to  great  fiate 

1 . 1 8.concerning  the  eflate  of  the  fons  of  men 
lfa.zz.19.0X  from  thy  fiate  (hall  he  pull  theedown 
k^k- J  6. 5  5  .Samaria  return  to  their  former  e fiate 
thy  daught.fhall  return  to  yout  eflate 
Dan.iL7.0ne  ftand  up  in  hiseflate 

20. ftand  up  in  his  e.fto>araifer  of  taxes 
2 1. in  his  eflate  (hall  ftand  up  a  vile  perfon 
3 8. in  hiseflate  (hall  he  honour 
Mat.  1 2.45.1aft  [la.  of  that  man  is  w  or  .the  the  firft 

Luke  11.26. 
Lu\e  1.48  .regarded  the  low  eflate  of  his  handmai. 
Acls  22.j.and  all  the  eflate  of  the  elders 
Jf?(?w.i2.i6.condefcend  to  men  of  low  eflate 
Phil.  2.19/when  I  know  your  fiate 

20.W1II  naturally  care  for  your  fiate 

4.1 1  .in  whatfoevcr^to  to  be  content 

Co/.4.7.all  my  fiate  Ihall  Tychicus  declare 

S.that  he  might  know  your  eflate 
fade  6.angels  which  kept  not  their  firft  eflate 

(Eftateg. 

E^el(.^6. 1 1. will  fettle  you  after  your  old  efiates 
Mar. 6- 2 1  .made  a  fupper  to  his  chief  efiates 
OB  (term. 

fob  36.19. will  he  cflecm  thy  riches 
Pfal.  1 19. 1 28.I  efieem  all  thy  precepts — right 
//rf.53.4.we  did  efieem  him  Itricken  of  God 
Pfc/.2.3.each  efieem  other  better  then  themfelves 
1  Thcf.^.i2.efteem  them  very  highly  for  their  wor. 

dEflecineO. 
Dent. 1 2.1  5  .lightly  efleemed  the  rock  of  his  fal  vat. 
1  S<z»2.2.30.they  fhalbe  lightly  efleemed 

18.23^  poorman,and  lightly  efleemed 
fob  13.1z.Hnve  efleemed  the  words  of  his  mouth 
Pro.17.zS. efleemed  aman  of  understanding 
Ifa.  29. 1 5.y our  turnings  of  things  fhalbe  efleemed 
17. the  field  efleemed  as  a  forreft 

53. 3. and  we  efleemed  him  not 
!<??». 4. 2. how  are  they  efleemed  as  earthen  pitchers 
Luke  1 6. 1 5. is  highly  efleemed  amongft  men 
1  CV.6.4.fet  them  to  judge  who  are  leaft  efleemed 
Cfteetneth. 

Job  41. zj.hc  eUeemeth  iron  a9  ftraw 
Sow.  1 4. 5  .efleemelb  one  day  above  another 

another  efiecmcth  every  day  alike 
i4.him  that  eftecmeth  to  be  undean,to  him 

Cfteemfng. 

Hfk  1 1  ,i6.efieeming  the  reproach  of  Chrift  great 

v  €ftr)aol. 
/o/^.  1 5 . 3  3  .and  in  the  valley,  Efibael 

OBfther. 
Eflh.z.y.md  he  brought  up  Hadaflah,  that  is,E#. 
8. Efther  was  brought  alfo 
io.£3te>'had  not  fhewed  her  people 
1 1. walked  to  know  how  Efther  did 
1  5  .when  the  turn  of  Eflber  was  come 

Eflher  obtained  favour  in  the  fight 
16.E  fiber  was  taken  to  king  Ahafuerus 
i7.and  the  king  loved  Eflber  above  all 
1 8.the  king  made  even  Eflhers  feaft 
zo.E fiber  had  not  yet  fhewed  her  kindred 

Eflber  did  the  commandement  of  Mord. 
22.told  it  unto  E  fiber  the  queen 

and  E  fiber  certified  the  king  thereof 
^.Eflhers  m3ids  came  and  told  her 
j.then  called  Eflber  for  Hatach 
8.to  fliew  it  unto Efther,and  to  declare 
9.Hatach  came  and  told  Efther 
to.againe  Efther  fpake  unto  Hatach 
1  Ltold  to  Mordecai  Eflhers  words 


EST        ETA 

1 3  Mordcgai  commanded  to  anfwer  Efther 
1 5. Eflber  bade  them  return  this  anfwer 
17-did  all  that  Eflber  had  commanded 

5.1. Eflber  put  on  her  royall  apparell 
2.when  the  king  faw  Eflher 

held  out  to  Eflher  the  golden  fcepter 
fo  Eflber  drew  neere,and  touched  the 
j.what  wilt  thou  queene  Eflher  ? 
q.Efl.  anfwered,If  it  feem  good  unto  the  K. 
y.tnay  do  as  Efther  hath  (aid:  fo  the  king 

and  Haman  came  to  the  banq.ffr.had  prep. 
6.the  king  faid  unto  E fiber  at  the  banquet 

Chap.7-2. 
7.thcn  znfvt. Eflher  and  faid,My  petition 
1  z.Eflher  the  queen  did  let  no  man  come 

6. 1 4.hafted  Ham.to  the  banq.E/rkr  bad  prep. 

71 1. king  &  Ham.came  to  the  banq.with  Eflber 
2.what  is  thy  petitionjqueen  Eflher 
3. then  Eflber  the  queen  anfwered  and  faid 
5. king  Ahafuerus  faid  un  Eflher,  Who  is 
6.Eftber  faid.  The  enemy  is  Haman 
7. Haman  flood  up  to  make  rcqueft  to  Eflher 
8. Haman  upon  the  bed  whereon  Eflher  was 

8. 1. king  Ahaf.did  give  to  Eflher  the  queen 

Efther  had  told  what  he  was 
z.Eftber  fet  Mord.  over  the  houfe  of  Haman 
3. and  Efther  fpake  yet  againe 
4.held  the  fcepter  toward  Eflher 

fo  Eflher  arofe,and  flood  before  the  king 

7. king  Ahafuerus  faid  unto  Efther  the  queen 

I  have  given  Eflber  the  houfe  of  Himan 

9.12.  and  the  king  faid  unto  Eflher,The  Jewes 
13.then.fa1d  Efther,lf  itpleafe  the  king 
2$.when  Efther  came  before  the  king 
ZQ.then  Efiher  wrote  with  authority 
3 1. according  as  Eflber  had  enjoyned 
3  z.Eftber  confirmed  the  matters  of  Purim 

<£fttmatc. 
Lrar.27.14  the  prieft  fhall  eflimate  it 

as  the  prieft  fhall  eflimate  it,fo  fhall 
©(Notation. 
traf.j.ij.bring  a  ram  with  thy  eflimation 
27.2.the  perfons  fhalbe  for  the  L.  by  eflimation 

Verfe  3. 
3. and  thy  eftimation  fhalbe.  of  the  male  from 
Verfe  5. 
^.eftimation  fhalbe  thirty  fhekels 
6.eflimation  fhalbe  five  fhekels 

for  the  female  thy  eflimation  three  fhekels 
7.thy  eflimation  fhalbe  fifteen  fhekels 
8. if  he  be  poorer  then  thy  eflimation 
1 3  .a  fift  part  unto  thy  eflimation 

1  ^.part  of  the  money  of  thy  eflimation 
i6.thy  eflimation  fhalbe  accord,  to  the  feed 
17.10  thy  eflimation  it  fhall  ftand 

18.it  fhalbe  abated  from  thy  eflimation 
I9.add  the  fifth  part  of  thy  eflimation 

2  3. reckon  the  worth  of  thy  eflimation 

fhall  give  thy  eflimation  that  day 
27-redeem  according  to  thy  eflimation 

fhalbe  fold  according  to  thy  eflimation 
Num.  1 8.i6.from  a  moneth  according  to  thy  efiim. 

<JEftnnatton0, 
Lev.27.2y.thy  estimations  according  to  the  fhekel 

©tlrangcO. 
fob  1 9. 1 3. mine  acquaintance  are  efiranged 
Pfal.  5  8. 3  .wicked  are  efiranged  from  the  womb 

78.30.not  efiranged  from  their  lufts 
/«»".i9.4.becaufe  tney  efiranged  this  place 
£^.i4.y.are  all  efiranged  from  me 
Ctam. 

fudg.i  y.S.dwelt  in  the  top  of  the  rock.£taM 
1  i.then  jooo.men  went  to  the  rock  Etam 

Ctam, 

1  Chro.4.2  2. their  villages  were  Etam, bin, f. cities 

2  Chron.ii.6.he  built  Bethlehemjand  Etam 

<£tam. 

1  Cbro.a.i  -were  of  the  fathers  of^Etam,  Jezreel 

«BtemaH. 
Veut. 11. Z7. the  etemall  God  is  thy  refuge 
lfa.6o.i^l  will  make  thee  an  eternall  excellency 
Mar.%. zg.is  in  danger  of  eternall  damnation 
&»#.i.20.even  his  eternall  r>ower,lo  that 

2  Cor. 4..  i^.worketh  an  eternall  weight  of  glory 

1 8. things  which  are  not  feen,are  eternall 


ETE       ET  H 

f.i.have  an  houfe  eternall  in  the  heavens 
Eph.3.1  i.according  to  the  eternall  purpofe 
t  Tim.  1 . 1 7.unto  the  King  eternall,  be  honour  and 
2  Tiw.2.io.obtain  falvation  with  eternall glorv 
Hcb.<;  .9.the  authour  of  eternall  falvation 
6.2. and  of  eternall  judgement 
9. 1 1. obtained  eternall  redemption  for  us 
1 4.  the  blood  thorow  the  eternall  Spirit 
1  j. receive  the  promife  of  eternall  inheritance 
1  Pet.  5.  io.God  called  us  into  eternall  glory 
fudc  7  .differing  the  veng.of  eternall  fire 

<fSternall  life. 
Mattb.19.16.tlnt  I  may  have  eternall  life 

25.46.the  righteous  into  eternall  life 
Mar.  1 0.1 7. that  I  may  inherit  eternall  life 
3  o.in  the  world  to  come  eternall  life 
Luke  1 0.2  5. what  fhall  I  do  to  inherit  eternall  life 
Chap.  1 8. 18. 
fobn  3.1  j.not  perifh,but  have  eternall  life 
4-36.gathereth  fruit  to  life  eternall 
5-39-in  them  ye  think  to  have  eternall  life 
6.  j4.hath  eternall  life,  and  I  will  raife 

68.rhou  haft  the  words  of  eternall  life 
10. 28.I  give  unto  them  eternall  life 
1 2.2  y.fhall  keep  it  unto  eternall  life 
i7-2.he  mould  give  etemalllife 
3. and  this  is  life £terMU 
Aft.  1 3 . 48 .as  many  as  w ere  ordained  to  etanMt 
Rom.z.7.\\ho  feek  for  eternall  life 

5. 2  i.might  grace  reigne  unto  eternall  life 
6.23.thegiftof  Godisertraa/Zlife 
1  Tm.6. 1 2. lay  hold  on  eternall  life 

ip.they  may  lay  hold  on  eternall  life 
Titus  1 .2. in  hope  of  eternall  life 

3-7.be  made  heiresof  eternall  life 
1  f oh.  1. z.eternall life  which  was  with  the  Father 
2 . 2 f  .this  is  die  promife,even  eternall-  life 
3 . 1 5  .no  mui  therer  hath  eternall  life 
f .  1  i.God  hath  given  to  us  eternall  life 
1 3  .know  that  ye  hive  eternall  life 
2oahis  is  the  true  God^nd  eternall  life 
fiide  2 1. looking  for  mercy  unto  etemalllife 

©tetnftp. 
Ifa. 57.15. thus  faith  the  high— that  inhabits etern. 

(fiJtrjam. 
Exo.i  3. 20. took  their  journ.  &  encamp,  in  Ethan 
Hum.  3  3 .6  .departed  fro  Succoth  &  pitched  in  Etb. 
7.and  they  removed  from  Etham 
8. went  3.  days  in  the  wilderneffeof  Etham 
Ctfjan. 
1  I(Mg.4.3i.hewaswiferthen.EAt3 
1  Chron.z. 6. (oris  of  2erah,Zimri  and  Ethan 
8.the  fons  of  Ethan,  Azariah 
6.42. fon  of  Etl)an,  fon  of  Zimmah 

44.Etban  the  fon  of  Kifhi 
1  j. 17. Etbanthc  fon  of  Kufhaiah 

19.(0  the  fingers,HemanjAfaph  and  Etbitt  j 
Ctrjanttn, 
1 1(;ag-8.2.aiTembled  in  the  moneth  Etbanlm 

dBtrjbaal. 
1  Kin.16.11.t06k  Jezebel  daughter  ofEthb&d 

(fftrjer. 

fojh.  1  f.42.Lebnah>  and  Ether, and  Afhan,  in  Jud. 
19.7 iEther  and  Afhan  foure  cities 
Ethiopia. 
Gen.z.i  3.Gion  compaffeth  Ethiopia 
z  Kjng.iy.y.heaird  of  Tirthakah  king  of  Ethiofut 
Efther  1 . 1. reigned  from  India  to  Ethiopia 

8.9.which  are  from  India  to  Ethiopia 
fob  28.i9.Topaz  of  Ethiopia  fhall  not  equalh't 
P/i/.68.3  i.prtnces  fhall  come  out  of  Ethiopia 

87.4.behold  Tire  vtithEthiopia 
Ip.i8.i.which  is  beyond  the  rivers  of  Etbioph 

Zeph.7. 10, 
20.3. for  a  figne  upon  Ethiopia 

5  they  fhalbe  afhamed  of  Ethiopia 
37.9.heard  concerning  the  king  of  Ethiopia 
43.3.I  gave  Ethiopia  for  thee 
45.14.and  merchandize  of  Ethiopia 
£^\29.io.unto theborderof  Ethiopia 
30.4.great  paine  fhalbe  in  Ethiopia 

<y.Etbiopia,'L\hh  and  Lidia  fhall  Tall 
38.5.Perfiai£ffa"0/>wand  Libia,  with  them 
Nahum  ^.Ethiopia  and  Egypt  were  her  ftrength 
Acls  8.27.behold  a  man  of  Ethiopia 

dEtljfopJat^ 


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EVE 


EVE 


EVE 


EVE 


Sfam.  1 1.  i.becaufe  of  the  Ethiopian  woman 

he  had  married  an  Ethiopian  woman 
2  Cbr.14.9.  there  came  out  Zeraa,the  Etdnopian 
fer.  1 3  .23  .  can  the  Ethiopian  change  his  skin 
38.7.  Ebed-melech  the  Ethiop.  one  of  the  Enn. 
io.K.comm.Ebed-m.the£^w.faying,Take 
1 2.  Ebed-melech  the  Ethiopian  faid  to  Jerem. 
so  16  fpeake  to  Ebed-melech  the  Ethiopian 

€tt)toptaniff, 

2  Cfoo.  1 z.  3.  came  with  him  the  Ethiopians 
14.  i».  the  Lord  fmote  the  Ethiopians 

and  the  Ethiopians  fled 
1  j.  the  Ethiopians  were  overthrowne 
i6.S.were  not  the  Ethiopians  a  great  hoft 
1 1 .  16.  were  neer  the  Ethiopians 
lfa.10.4.  lead  the  Ethiopians  captive 
J er. 0,6. ^-Ethiopians  that  handle  the  (hield 
£^£.30.9.  make  the  careleffe  Ethiopians  afraid 
Dd».  1 1 .4  J .  Ethiopians  (hall  be  at  his  fteps 
,4/»w  9.7-as  children  of  the  Ethiopians  unto  me 
Zepb. 2 . 1 2.  ye  Ethiopians  (nail  be  flaine 
^j  8.27-Candace,  Queen  of  the  Ethiopians 

1  Cfci0.4.7.fons  of  Helah  were  Zox, Ethnan 

<J5tr)tit, 
r  Chro.6.4 1  .fon  oiEthni,  the  fon  of  Zerah 

Cbangelfft. 
/*#. 11.8.  entered  the  houfe  of  Philip  the  Evange, 

2  riw.4.  5.  doe  the  work  of  an  Evangelifl 

Cfcangelflte. 
Ephef.4. 1 1 .  hee  gave  fome  Evangelifis 

<Enbttlti0, 
a  Tim.^.zi.Eubuhs  greereth  thee,and  Prudens 

GeB^.io.  Adam  called  his  wifes  name  Eve 

4.  i-  Adam  knew  Eve  his  wife 
2  Cor.i  1. 3.  as  the  ferpent  beguiled  Eve 
1  Tim.z.i  3-Adam  was  firft  formed,then  Eve 

<ffitoen. 
GfK.ij.  i.  came  two  angels  to  Sodom  at  £?#« 
£.ved.  1 2. 1 8 .  on  the  1 4.3ay  of  the  moneth  at  even 
untill  the  one  and  twentieth  day  at  ev. 
16.6.  it  even,  then  mail  ye  know 
is.  at  even  yee  (hall  eat  flefli 
1 3. at  even  the  quailes  came 
18.14.  ftand  by  thee  from  morning  to  even 
19.39.  the  other  thou  (halt  offer  at  even 

4 1.  the  other  lambe  oft'er  at  even 
30.8.  Aaron  lighteth  the  lampes  at  even 
Lev.  1  L24.be  unclean  unto  the  even    Ve.  25,27, 
28,31,32,39,40,40.    Chap- 14.46. 
&  15.5,6,7,8,10,10,11,16,17,18, 

19,21,22,23,27.  &  17.15.  &  22.6. 

&.Num.  19. 7,8,10,21,22. 
23.5.  at  rain  is  the  Lords  paffover 
3  2.  ninth  day  of  the  moneth  at  even 

from  even  uxitoeven 
NtfW.a.3.  atra-»(hall  yeekeepe  it 
5  .they  kept  the  paffover  atras 
1 1.  the  i4.day  of  the  fecond  moneth  at  even 
1 5  .at  even  there  was  upon  the  tab.  as  it  were 
2  i.cloud  abode  from  the  even  unto  the  mor. 
19. 19.  and  (hall  be  clean  at  even 
28 .  4.  the  other  lamb  (halt  thou  offer  at  even 
8,  other  lamb  (halt  thou  offer  at  even 
Dent.  i6.4.facrificedft  the  firft  day  at  even 
6.  there  facrifice  the  paffover  at  even 
28.67.morning,WottldGoditweie«*a 

and  zteven  thou  (halt  fay 
Jqjk  5 . 1  o.  on  the  1 4,h  day  of  the  moneth  at  even 
Judg.  1 9. 1 6.came  out  of  the  field  at  even 
20.23  .wept  before  the  Lord  untill  even 

26.childrcn  of  Ifrael  wept,  and  fate  there 
21.2.  abode  till  even  before  God 
Ruth  j.  1 7  .(he  gleaned  in  the  field  untill  even 

1  Sara. 20. 5. hide  my  felfto  the  third  day  at  even 

2  Saw.  1. 1 2.wept  and  fafted  untill  even 
1 1. 1 3  .at  even  he  went  out  to  lie  on  his  bed 

1 1^8.22.3  5-King  was  ftayed,and  died  at  even 
1  Cb»o.2  3.3o.cvery  morning,  and  likewifeatraTZ 
z  Cbr.iS.  34.  King  flayed  himfclfe  untill  the  even 
E^.  1 2.4«go  forth  at  even  in  their  fight 
7  -in  the  even  I  digged  thorow  the  wall 
14- 18. and  atezramy  wife  died 


Afai.8.i6.when  the  rorawascome  Chap. 26.20. 

8C27.57. 
20.8  .when  even  was  comc,the  Lord  faith 
Mar.  1.3  2.at  even  they  brought  unto  htm 
4.3  5.  fame  day,  when  the  even  was  come 

Chap.  6.47.   &  1 1. 1 9. 
1 3 . 3  5  .at  even,or  at  midnighi!,or  at  the  cock-cr. 
1 5.42.now,when  the  even  was  come 
Joh.6.16.  and  when  even  was  now  come 

1  Cor.  1 1 . 1 4.  doth  not  even  nature  teach  you 

dgfcen. 
Exod.z-j.  5.  that  the  net  may  be  even  to  the  roidft 
Job  3 1 . 6.  let  me  be  weighed  in  even  balbnces 
Pfal.  26. 1  a.my  foot  ftandeth  in  an  even  place 
Cant.^.i.  a  flock  of  (heep  that  are  even  (horne 
Luke  19.44.  (hall  lay  thee  even  with  the  ground 

Cbcning. 

Gen.S.i  1. the  dove  came  in  in  the  evening 

24.11.  camels  kneel  dow.at  the  time  of  the  eve. 
29.23 .  in  the  eveninghee  took  Leah 
30. 1 6.  Jacob  came  out  of  the  field  in  the  eveni. 
Exo.  1 2. 6.1hall  kill  it  in  the  evening 

1 6. 8. (hall  give  you  in  the  evening  flefli 
Dent.  2  3 . 1 1  .it  (halbe  when  evening  cometh 
fof  10. 26. they  were  hanging  untill  the  evening 
fudg.ig.a.thz  day  draweth  towards  evening 
1  Sam.  i4.24.curfed  be  the  man  that  eateth  til  ev. 
30. 1 7. fmote  them  unto  the  evening 

1  I^wz.i8.29.prophefied  untill  the  evening  facrifice 
36.at.time  of  the  evening  facrifice 

2  Kjn.16. 1 5. bum  the  evening  meat-offering 
2  Cbro.  1 3 .  11  .burn  every  evening  burnt  facrifices 
£^.9.4.  fate  aftonied  untill  the  evening 

5. at  the  evening  facrifice  I  arofe 
Efth.z.  14. in  the  evening  (he  went 
P/2f/.59.6.they  returne  at  evening 

J4.and  at  evening  let  them  return 
90.6. in  the  evening  it  is  cut  downe 
104.23  goeth  unto  his  labour  until  the  evening 
i4i.2.1tt  my  praierbeas  the  evening  facrifice 
Pro.j.p.'m  the  twilight,  in  the  evening 
Ecclef.  1 1 .6.in  the  eveni.  withhold  not  thine  band 
Jer.6.4.  (hadowes  of  the  evening  are  ftretched  out 
£^.3  3.22.  hand  of  the  L.  upon  me  in  theeveni. 
4<5.2.gate  (hall  not  be  (hut  untill  the  evening 
J  Dan.9.2. 1  .touched  me  about  the  evening 
Zepb. 1.7 .they  lie  downe  in  the  evening 
Mat.  1 4. 1 5.  when  it  waseverimghis  difcipl.came 
2  3  .evening  was  come,he  was  alone 
i6.2.whcn  it  is  evening,  ye  fay 
Mar. 14. 17. in  the  cvcn.be  cometh  with  the  twelve 
Luk  24.z9.abide,for  it  is  towards  evening 
J0h.zo.t9.the  fame  day  at  evening  came  Jefus 

4Ete«Hlg  joyned  with  Morning. 
Gen.t.%.  eveningzni  morning  were  the  firft  day 
8.  evening  and  morning  were  the  fecond  day 
1 3. evening  and  morning  were  the  third  day 
ig.cveni?ig  and  morning  were  the  fourth  day 
zi.cveningznd  morning  were  the  fifth  day 
3 1  .evening  and  morning  were  the  fixth  day 
Exod.  18.13  .flood  by  Mofes  from  morning  to  ev. 
27.  z  1. (hall  order  it  from  evening  to  morning 
Levit.  24. 3 .  Aaron  order  it  from  the  even-to  morn. 
1  to*.i7.i6.Philiftine  drew  neer  morn.&  eveni. 
1  Kjn.  1 7 .6. ravens  brought  bread  in  the  ev.Sc  mor. 

1  Cbro.  1 6.40.10  offer  burnt-offer.morning  &  eve. 

z  Chren.z.4. 

2  thro.  1 3 . 1 1  .burn  e very  morning  &  ra.facrifices 
3 1 . 3  .for  the  morning  and  ms.burnt-offerings 

£^.3.3  .offered  offerings  morning  and  evening 
Jo&4.20.deftroyed  from  morning  to  evening 
Pfal.  5  5.  if. evening  and  morning  will  I  pray 

65.8.  makeft  the  even,  and  morning  to  rejoyce 
Dan.S.z6.  vifion  of  eveningznd  morning  is  true 
^S.2,8.2  3.perfwading  them  from  morn.to  eveni. 

Cbcntng. 
Hab.  1 .8. more  fierce  then  the  evening  wolves 
Zepb.i.i.hex  Judges  are  evening  wolves 
Zfcfo.14.7.  at  evening  time  it  (hall  be  light 

Ctoentngs. 

Jer.5.6.  a  wolfe  of  the  evenings  (hall  fpoil  them 

Client. 
Ecclef.z.i  4.  one  event  happeneth  to  them  all 
9.2.  one  event  to  the  righteous  and  wicked 
3 .  there  is  one  event  unto  all 


<S\)ensttt>e,or  <2ben(rig=tttie. 

Gen.z4.63.  Ifaac  went  to  meditate  at  the  even-ti. 
Jofb.-j,6.ie\\  upon  his  face  untill  the  even-tide 

8.29.  King  of  Ai  hanged  Untill  even-tide 
z  Sam.i  i.z.inznevening-tide  Dav.walked  on  the 
Ifa.  i7.i4.behold,at  evening-tide,  trouble 
Mar.  1 1 . 1 1  .now  the  even-tide  was  come 
Acts  4.3.  for  it  was  now  even-tide 

<§feer. 

Lev.6. 1 3 .  the  fire  (hall  ever  be  burning 
N11m.zz.30.  haft  ridden  ewfince  I  was  thine 
Deut.4. 3  3  .did  ever  people  heare  the  voice  of  God 

19.9.10  walk  ray  in  his  wayes 
Judg.  1 1 . 1 5 .  did  he  ever  fight  againft  Ifrael 

did  he  ever  fight  againft  them 
1  King.  j.i.  Hiram  was  ever  a  lover  of  David 
Job  j^.j.whoevcr  perifhed  being  innocent 
Pfal.  5 .  ii.  ret  them  ever  fhout  for  joy 

2  5 .6.  they  have  been  ever  of  old 
1 5-mine  eyes  are  ever  toward  the  Lord 

37.26.he  is  ever  mercifull,and  lendeth 
5  i.j.my  finne  is  ^rbeforemee 
90.2.  ox  ever  thou  hadft  formed  the  earth 
1 1 1 . 5 .  will  ever  be  mindfull  of  his  covenant 
i^^.thycommandementsateezw  with  me 
Pro.S.  23«fetup  ox  ever  the  earth  was 
Can.6. 1 2.  or  ever  I  was  aware,my  foule  made 
iya.28.28.  he  will  not  ever  be  threfhing  it 

3  3.20.not  one  of  the  flakes  thereof  (hall  ev.be 
Van.6.z^ox  ever  they  came  at  the  bottome 
Joel  2.2.  there  hath  been  ever  the  like 
Matth.  24. 2  i.fuch  as  was  not,  nor  ever  (hall  be 
.Mar.  1 5.8.  defire  him  to  doe  as  he  had  ever  done 
Ln\.  1 5 . 3 1 .  he  faid,Thou  art  ever  with  me 
John  4. 29.  told  me  all  things  that  ever  I  did 

39.  told  mee  all  that  ever  I  did 
8.  3  5.  but  the  Sonne  abideth  ever 
10. 8. all  that  ever  came  before  are  theeves 
1 8.20. 1  ever  taught  in  the  Synagogue 
Ails  23 . 1  y.we,orw er  he  come,are  ready  to 
Epbef.f. zy.no  mznever  hated  his  own  flefli 

1  Thcf.4. 1 7  .fo  (hall  we  ever  be  with  the  Lord 
5.15  .ever  follow  that  which  is  good 

2  Tim. 3 .7.  ever  learning,  and  never  able  to 
Heb.7. 24.  this  man  continueth  ever 

2  5.  he  ever  liveth  to  make  interceffion 
Jude  2  5  .to  God  be  glory  now  and  ever 

Enduretb  for  Ctoer,See  (gtttjlltctlj. 
For  <&\)Zt. 
Gen.z. zz.  now  left  he  eat  and  live  for  ever 
1 3 . 1 5. give  it,  and  to  thy  feed  ioxever 
43 .9-let  me  beare  the  blame  ioxever 

Chapt.44.32. 
£*<)i.3 . 1 5. this  is  my  name  for  ever 

1 2. 1 4-feaft  by  an  ordinance  for  ever.  Ver.  17. 

24.obferve  to  thee,thy  fons  for  ever 
1 4. 1 3  .fee  them  again  no  more  for  ever 
19.9.  people  may  beleeve  thee  ioxever 

2  i.6.and  he  (hall  ferve  him  for  ever 

3  Li7.it  is  a  fign  between  me  &  Ifrael  ioxever 
32.13.  they  (hall  inherit  it  for  ever 

Levit.  25.13  .land  (hall  not  be  fold  for  ever 
30.  houfe  (halbe  eftablifhed  ioxever 
46. they  (halbe  your  bondmen  for  ever 
Num.  1  o .  8 .  be  for  an  ordinance  for  ever 

1  5. 1  5 .an  ordinance  for  cv.'m  your  generations 
i8.8.to  thy  fons  fot  an  ordinance  for  ever 
24.20.  Amakk  (hall  perifh  ioxever 
24.  Ebal  (hall  penfti  for  ever 
Etoitf .4.40.which  God  giveth  thee  for  ever 
5. 29.it  might  be  well  with  them  for  ever 

1 2.2  8 .  it  may  go  well  with  thy  childr.for  ever 
1 3. 1 6.  and  it  (halbe  an  heap  ioxever 
1 5. 1 7-hc  (halbe  thy  fervant  for  ever 
18.5  .chofen  him  and  h  is  fons  for  ever 

23 .3  .congregation  of  the  Lord  for  ever 
6.(hall  noltfeek  their  peace  ioxever 

28.46.fhalbc  upon  thee  for  a  figne  ioxever 
29.25).  things  revealed  belong  unto  us  for  roe; 
3  2.40.I  fay,I  live  for  ever 
■  ■  7fl/;4.7.thcfe  (tones  a  memoriall  for  ever 
24.feare  the  Lord  your  God  ioxever 
8. 28. burnt  Ai,and  made  it  an  heap  for  ever 
1 4.9.fhalbe  thine  inheritance  for  ever 
1  Sam.i  2  2. appear  before  the  L.  &  abide  for  ever 
2.30.  (hould  w  alk  before  me  for  ever 

3  2 -not 


E  V  £       EVE 

3  2,not  an  old  man  in  thine  houfe  for  ever 
3  5. before  mine  annointed  terever 

3.  i  3  .1  will  judge  his  houfe  for  ever 
14.  fhall  not  be  purged  for  ever 
1  j>  1 3,  eftablifhed  thy  kingdome  foretw 
20.i5.notcutoffthy  kindneffe  forever 

23-L.be betw.  me  and  thee  forever   V.42. 
27. 1 1.  he  (hall  be  my  fervant  for  ever 
28.2.I  make  thee  keeper  of  my  head  forever 
2  Sam.z.  26.*  (hall  the  fword  devour  for  ever 

3.i8.guiltle(Te  before  the  Lord  for  ever 

'7,13  .will  eftablifh  his  kingdome  for  ever 

i6.thy  houfe  eftablifhed  forever 

thy  throne  eftablifhed  forever 
24.confirmed  Ifrael  unto  thee  forex^ 
2  5  .the  word  —  eftablifh  for  ever 
z6.let  thy  name  be  magnified  for  ever 
29.  that  it  may  continue  for  ever  before  thee 
houfe  of  thy  fervant  be  bleffed  for  ever 

1  Kjw.  1 . 3 1 .  let  my  lord  king  David  live  for  ever 
2.3  3.  returne  upon  his  feed  for  ever 

upon  David  fhall  be  peace  for  ever 

4  5 .  throne  fhall  be  eftablifhed  for  ever 
8 . 1 3  .a  fetled  place  to  abide  in  for  ever 
9.3.  to  put  my  name  there  for  ever 

»  5  .will  eftablifh  the  throne  for  ever 
j 0.9.  the  Lord  loved  Ifrael  for  ever 
11.39. 1  will  affli£t,but  not  forever 
1 2.7.  they  will  be  thy  fervants  for  ever 

2  KJ/Zg.5.27.  cleave  unto  thy  feed  forever 

21. 7.  will  I  put  my  name  for  ever 
1  Chro. i<;.i.  to  minifter  before  him  forever- 
17.12. 1  will  ftablifh his  throne  forever 

1 4.I  will  fettle,  him  in  my  kingdome  for  ev. 

2  i.didft  thou  make  thine  owne  for  ever 

2  3 .  be  eftablifhed  for  ever 

24. that  thy  name  may  be  magnified  for  ever 

27.  it  may  be  before  thee  for  ever 

and  it  (hall  be  bleffed  forever 
12. 10.  will  eftablifh  his  kingdome  forever 

Chap.28.7. 
23. 13.  hee,  and  his  fons  for  ever 

to  bleffe  his  name  for  ever 

2?.thcy  maydwellin  Jerufalem  forever 
28.4.  to  be  King  over  Ifrael  for  ever 

8. leave  it  for  your  children  for  ever 

9.  will  caft  thee  off  for  ever 
29. 18.  O  Lord,  keep  this  for  ever 
z  Cfoo.2.4.thisis  an  ordinance  for  ever  to  Ifrael 
6.1.  a  place  for  thy  dwelling  for  ever 
7. 1 6. my  name  may  be  there  for  ever 
9. 8. God  loved  Ifrael  to  eftablifh  them  forever 
10. 7. they  will  be  thy  fervants  for  ever 
13.5  .gave  the  kingdome  to  David  for  ever 
20.7,  gaveft  it  to  Abraham  for  ever 

21.7.  give  a  light  to  his  fons  for  ever 

30.8.  which  hee  fan&ified  for  ever 

3  3.4.  in  Jerufalem  ihall  my  name  be  for  ever 
7.  will  I  put  my  name  forever 
E%ra  9.1 2. leave  it  to  your  children  for  ever 

nor  feek  their  peace  for  ever 
Neh.  2.  3.  let  the  King  live  for  ever 

1 3 . 1.  into  the  congregation  of  God  for  ever 
Job  4.  20.  they  perifh  for  cw,without  any  regar. 

14. 10.  thou  prevaileft  for  ever  againft  him 

19.24.  graven  in  the  rock  for  ever 

20.7.  yet  he  fhall  perifli  for  ever 

2  3 .7.  fo  fhould  I  be  delivered  for  ever 

3  6. 7. yea,  he  doth  eftablifh  them  forever 

4 1 .4.wilt  thou  take  him  for  a  fervant  for  ever 
Pfal.y.7.  the  Lord  fhall  endure  for  ever 
1 8 .  the  poor  fhall  not  perifh  for  ever 
1 2. 7. thou  (halt  preferve  them  for  ever 
13. 1. how  long  wilt  thou  forget jLordjforei'f?' 

19.9.  feare  of  the  Lord  enduring  forever 
zi.6.  made  him  bleffed  for  ever 
22.26.your  hearts  fhall  live  foreWi' 
23.6.dwell  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  for  ever 
28.9.govern  them,and  lift  them  up  forew 
29.  t  o.  the  Lord  (ittcth  King  for  ever 
30.12. 1  will  give  thanks  to  thee  for  ever 

3  3.1  l.counfell  of  the  Lord  ftandeth  forever 
37.i8.their  inheritance  fhall  be  forever 
28. they  are preferved  forever 
29.the  righteous  (hall  dwell  for  ever 
41.1  a.fettefl  me  before  thy  face  for  ever 


E  VE        EVE 

44.8.  and  praife  thy  name  forever 
2  3 .  arife,  caft  us  not  off  for  ever 
4?.  2.  God  hath  bleffed  thee  for  ever 
48. 8.  God  will  eftablifh  it  forever 

49.8.  and  it  ceafeth  for  ever 
o.that  he  fhould  ftill  live  for  ever 
1 1. their  houfes  (hall  continue  for  ever 

,52.5.  God  fhall  deftroy  thee  for  ever 
9. 1  will  praife  thee  for  ever 
6i.4.abide  in  thy  tabernacle  for  ever 

7.  fhall  abide  before  God  iorever 

8.  will  fing  unto  thy  name  for  ever 
66.7.  heerulethby  his  power  for  ever 

68.16.  Lord  will  dwell  in  it  for  ever 

72.17.  his  name  (hall  endure  for  ever 
19.  bleffed  be  his  name  for  ever 

73.  26.'but  God  is  my  portion  for  ever 

7  4. 1 .  why  haft  thou  caft  us  off  for  ever 
1  o.fhali  the  enemy  blafpheme  for  ever 
1 9. forget  not  thy  poor  forever 

75.9.  but  I  will  declare  forew 
77.7.  will  the  Lord  caft  us  off  for  ever 

8.  is  his  mercy  clean  gone  for  ever 
78.69.  the  earth  he  hath  eftablifhed  forever 
79.  J.  how  long  wilt  thou  be  angry,  for  ever 

1 3. will  give  thee  thanks  for  ever 
81.15.  their  time  fhould  have  endured  for  eve> 

8  3 . 1 7. let  them  be  confounded  for  ever 
8  j.  j.  wilt  thou  be  angry  for  ever 
89.1 . 1  will  fing  of  thy  mercies  for  ever 

2.  mercy  fhall  be  built  up  for  ever 
4«thy  feed  will  I  eftablifh  for  ever 
29.  his  feed  will  I  make  to  endure  for  ever 
3  6.  his  feed  fhall  endure  for  ever 
37.  fhall  be  eftablifhed  for  ever,as  the  moon 
46. wilt  thou  hide  thy  felfe  for  ever 
92-7.it  is  that  they  may  be  deftroyed  for  ever 
93.5.  holineffebecometh  thine  houfe  for  ever 
I02.i2.thonj0  Lord,(halt  endure  forever 
103.9.  neither  will  he  keep  his  anger  for  ever 
104.5.  earth  fhould  not  be  removed  forever 
3  1 .  glory  of  the  Lord  (hall  endure  for  ever 

105.8.  he  remembred  his  covenant  for  ever 
1 1 0.4.  thou  art  a  prieft  for  ever 

1 1 1 .9.  he  commanded  his  covenant  for  ever 

1 1  z.6.  hee  fhall  not  be  moved  for  ever 

1 19.89.  forever,  thy  word  is  fetled  in  heaven 
in.  taken  as  an  heritage  for  ever 
152.  thou  haft  founded  them  for  ever 

1 2  5. 1  .cannot  be  removed,  but  abideth  forever 
2. from  henceforth  even  for  ever  Pfa.  1 3 1 . 3 . 

132.14.  this  is  my  reft  forever 
146.6.  which  keepeth  truth  for  ever 
1  o.  the  Lord  fhall  reigne  for  ever 
Fro.  1 2. 19.  lip  of  truth  fhal  be  eftablifhed  for  ever 
zj*  24.  riches  are  not  for  ever 
29. 14. his  throne  (halbe  eftablifhed  for  eve/ 
Ecclef.i  «4.but  the  earth  abideth  for  ever 

2.i6.of  thewife,morethenof  the  fool  forever 
3.14.  whatfoever  God  doth  fhall  be  forever 
9.6.  neither  any  more  a  portion  for  ever 
2/4.26.4.  truft  in  the  Lord  forever 
3  2.1 4.  tower  fhall  be  for  dens  for  ever 
17.  quietneffe  and  affurance  for  ever 
34.io.fmoake  fhall  goe  up  forever 
17.  they  fhall  poffeffe  it  forever 
40.8.  word  of  God  fhall  ftand  for  fw 
47.7.I  ihall  bee  a  Lady  forever 
5  i.6.my  falvation  (hall  bee  for  ever 

8. my  righteoufneffe  fhall  be  forever 
57.i6.I  will  not  contend  for  ever 
59.21.  my  words  not  depart  for  ever 
60. 2 1. thy  people  inherit  the  land  forever 
'  64.9.  neither  remember  iniquity  forever 
65.18.be  glad  and  rejoice  for  ever 
Jer.i.<;.  will  herefervehis  anger  for  ever 
1 2. 1  will  not  keep  anger  forever 
i7.4.have  kindled  a  fire  wch  (hall  burn  forever 

2^ .this  city  fhall  remaine  forrar 
3 1.3  6. feed  fhall  ceafe  before  me  for  ever 

4o.not  plucked  up  any  more  forever 
3  2. 3  9.  that  they  may  feare  me  for  ever 
3  5.6.  ye  fhall  drink  no  wine  forever 

1 9.Jonadab  not  want  a  man  for  ever 
49. 3  3 .  Hazor  a  defolation  for  ever 


EVE       EVE 

50. 3  9.  it  fhall  be  no  more  inhabited  for  ever 
5  i.26.thou  fhalt  be  defolate  forever 
6  2.  it  fhall  be  defolate  for  ever 
Lam.  3 . 3 1 .  the  Lord  will  not  caft  off  for  ever 
5. 19.  thou  Lord  remaineft  forever 

20, wherefore  doft  thou  forget  us  for  ever 
E^'k-  IT-1  ?•  they  and  their  children  for  ever 

David  fhall  be  their  Prince  for  ever 
43.7.  midft  of  the  children  of  Ifrael  forever 
9. dwell  in  the  midft  of  them  for  ever 
Dan.  2 .4. 0  KingJive  for  ever  Chap.3.9, 

&  5-i°-  &6.41. 
44.kingdome  fhall  ftand  for  ever 
4.34.  Ipraifedhim  that  liveth  for  ever 
6.6.  King  Darius,  live  for  ever 

26-Godof  Daniel  is  ftedfaft  for  ever 
7. 1 8. faints  (hall  poffeffe  the  kingdome  form. 
12.  7.fware  by  him  that  liveth  forever 
Hof.z.  19.  will  betroth  thee  unto  mee  for  ever 
Joel  3.  20.  Judah  ihall  dwell  forever 
Amos  1 . 1  i.Edom  kept  his  wrath  for  ever 
Obad.  1  o.thou  fhalt  be  cut  offfor  eVer. 
Jonah  z.6.  earth  was  about  me  for  ever 
Micab  2.9.  ye  taken  away  my  glory  for  ever 
4. 7.the  Lord  reigne  over  them  forever 
7. 1 8. he  retaineth  not  his  anger  forever 
Zee.  1 . 5.the  prophets,doe  they  live  for  ever 
Mai.  1.4.  Lord  hath  indignation  for  ever 
Matth.6. 1 3.  thine  is  the  power  and  glory  for  ever 
21.r9.ktno  fruit  grow  on  thee  forever 

Mar.  ir.  1 4, 
Lu\e  1.3  3-  fhall  reigne  over  Jacob  forever 

5  5 .  fpakc  to  Abraharo,&  to  his  feed  for  ever 
Job.6. 5 1  .any  more  eat,  he  mill  live  for  ever 
58.  hethateateth  fhall  live  tot  ever 
8.3  5-the  fervant  abideth  not  for  ever 
12.34.  (Thrift  abideth  for  ever 
14.1 6. Comforter  may  abide  with  you  for  evti 
Rom.  1.25.  Creator  isblefled  forever 
9.5.  over  all,  God  bleffed  for  ever 
1 1  36.  to  whom  be  glory  for  ever 
1 6.  2  7 .  to  God  be  glory  for  ever 
2  Cor. 0.0.  his  righteoufneffe  remaineth  for  ever 
Philem.  1  5  .thou  fhouldft  receive  him  for  ever 
Hcb.  5 .6.  thou  art  a  prieft  for  ever  after  the  order 
Chap.  7. 1 7^21. 
6.20.  Jefus  anhigh  prieft  for  ever 
10.12.  he  offered  one  facrifice  for  ever 

1 4. perfected  for  ever  them  that  are  fan<ftified 
1 3. 8. Jefus  Chrift  the  fame  forever 
1  Pet.  1.23.  word  of  God  liveth  for  ever 

2  5. word  of  the  Lord  endureth  for  ever 
a  Pet, 2. ij.to  whom  darknefs  is  referved  forever 
3 . 1 8  .to  him  be  glory,  now  and  for  ever 

1  John  2. 1 7. doth  the  will  of  G.endureth  for  raw 

2  Job.z.  truths  fake  fhall  be  with  usforew 
Jude  13.  to  whom  is  darkneffe  for  ever 

For  Ctoer  and  Cber. 
Exod.  1 5. 1 8 .  Lord  fhall  reigne  for  ever  and  ever 
1  Chron.  16.3  6.bleffed  be  God  for  ever  and  ever 
29. 10. bleffed  be  thou  Lord  for  ever  and  ever 
Neh.Q.  5 .  bleffe  God  for  ever  and  ever 
Pfal.o.$.r>m  out  their  name  for  ever  and  ever 
1  o.  1 6. Lord  is  King  for  ever  and  ever 
2 1 .4.gaveft  length  of  dayes  for  ever  and  ever 
45 .6.thy  throne  is  for  ever  and  ever 

17.  peoplepraife  thee  forever  and  ever 
48.i4.Godisour  God  for  ever  a.nd  ever 
52.8  .truft  in  God  for  ever  and  ever 
1 1 1 .8  .they  ftand  faft  for  ever  and  ever 
1  i9.44.keepthylaw  for  e  ver  and  ever 
1 4  5 . 1 .1  vvill  bleffe  thy  name  for  ever  and  ever 
2.  praife  thy  name  for  ever  and  ever 
2 1  .ble  ffe  his  holy  name  for  ever  and  ever   ' 
148.6.  hecftablifhed  them  for  ever  and  ever 
lfa.  30. 8. note  it  in  a  book  for  ever  and  ever 

34.1  o  .none  paffe  thorow  for  ever  and  ever    I 
fer.7.7 .  land  that  I  gave  for  ever  and  ever 

25.5.  given  to  your  fathers  for  ever  and  ever 
Dan.z.20.  bleffed  be  God  form?  and  ever 
7.18.  faints  take  the  kingdome  for  everScever 
12.3.  (hine  as  ftarres  forever  and  ever 
.Wif^4.5.wilwalkinthenameofG.forra.&m 
Gal.  1 . 5  .to  whom  be  glory  for  ever  and  ever 
Pbil.^.zo.amo  God  be  glory  for  rarand  ever 
1  Tim.uij.ro  the  onjy  wife  G.be  hon.forfv.&  ev. 
2  77w,4.i8.to 


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,r«w.4.i8.to  whom  be  glory  for  ever  mi  ever 

Heb.\$.zi. 

Meb.iS.  thy  throne  is  for  ever  and  ever 
I  Fet .4. 1 1 .  to  whom  be  dominion  for  ever  &  w 
Chap.  y.  1 1. 
Sw  1.6.  to  hhn  be  glory  for  ever  and  mot 
4.  9.  who  liveth  for  ra?r  and  ezw 

i  o.  worfhip  him  that  liveth  for  ever  and  ever 
Chap.  5. 14. 
5  is  honour  be  unto  the  Lamb  for  ever  &  ever 
7. 1  i!power  be  unto  God  for  ever  and  ever 
10  6.'fware  by  him  that  liveth  for  ever  and  ever 
1 1. 1 5 .  he  (hall  reign  for  ever  and  ever 
i4.ii.thefmoakafccndethfor  ever  mi  ever 
1 5  !7.  God,  w ho  liveth  for  ever  and  ever 
19.  3.  her  fmoak  i:ofe  up  for  ever  and  wff 
20.'  lo.tormented  day  and  night,  for  ever  &  ev. 
22.5 .  they  fhall  reign  for  £iw  and  ever 
Statute  for  <J£rjEr. 
&*i*7 Ji.it  fhalbe aftatute for  ever    Ley.10.9. 
28  45. a  ftamte  for  ewe?*  unto  his  feed  alter  him 
29.28 .  Aaron  and  his  fons  by  a  ftatute  for  £W 
30.  2 1. a  ftatute  for  ever  to  them 
ev.6.  i8.a  ftatute  for  ever  in  your  generations 
2  2.  a  ftatute  for  cw  unto  the  Lord 
7. 3  4-Aar.— &  unto  his  fons,  by  a  ftat.for  ever 
36.  by  a  ftatute  forirw,  thor.  their  generat. 
1 5 .  it  fhall  bee  thine  by  a  ftatute  for  ezw 
16.29.this  fhall  bea  ftatute  for  ever 

3 1  .afflict  your  foules  by  aftatute  for  em 
17.7.  fhall  be  a  ftatute  for  ever  unto  them 
a3.14.it  fhalbe  a  ftatute  for  ever  ¥.21,31,41. 
Chap.  24. 3. 
Numb.  1 8 .  11  •  daughters  by  a  ftatute  for  ever 
i8.daughters  with  thee  by  aftatute  (ox. ever 
2  3 .  it  fhall  be  a  ftatute  for  ever  thorow 
19.  io.unto  the  ftranger  for  a  ftatute  for  ever 

Ge».i7.8.1andofCan.forancw?'^«f  poffeffion 
21.33  -name  of  the  Lord  the  everla[ling  God 
48 .4.1k  give  this  land  for  an  cveriafiing  poffef. 
49.26.utmoft  bound  of  the  everlafting  hils 
Ero.40.1 5. their  anointing  an  everlafting  pxkft-h. 
\Lev.  16.34.  fhalbe  an  everlafting  ftatute  unto  you 
Wumizf..i  3.covenant  oi an  everlafting  prieft-hood 
meat .  3  3 .  27.  underneath  are  the  everlafting  armes 
VfaLz^jht  ye  lift  up,  ye  everlafting  doors 

9.1ift  them  up,ye  everlafting  doors 
!     41.13  .bleffed  be  God  from  everlafting  to  ever!. 
90.2.  from  everlafting  to  everlaft.  thou  art  God 
93 .2. thou  art  from  everlafting 
100.5.  the  Lord,his  mercy  iseverlafting 

10  3. 17. mercy  of  the  L-is  from  everla.to  cverl. 
1 06.48  .bleffed  be  God  from  everlaft.  to  ever  la. 

1 1  a.6.  righteous  fhal  be  in  everlafting  remernb. 
119.142.  thy  righteoufneffe  is  everlafting 

i44.righteoufneffe  of  thy  tefti.  is  everlafting 
139.24.  lead  me  in  the  way  everlafting 
1 45 . 1 3  •  thy  kingdome  is  an  everlafting  kingd . 

Vrov.  8 . 2  3 .1  was  fet  up  from  everlafting 

10.25.  the  righteous  is  an  everlaft.  foundation 

Z/a.9.6.hisname,The  everlafting  Father 

16.4.M1  the  Lo.  Jehovah  is  everlafting  ftrength 
3  3  .i4.whoftiall  dwel  with  everlafting  burnings 
35.10.  come  to  S  ion  w  ith  everlafting  j  oy 

40.18.  thzeverlajtingGoi fainteth not 
45.17.  Ifrael  faved  with  everlafting  falvation 
5 1 . 1 1  .come  with  finging,and  everlafting  joy 
? 4.8.  with  everlafting  kindn.  will  I  have  mercy 
55.13.  fhall  be  an  everlafting  figne 
56.5.W1II  give  them  zxieverlaftmg  name 

60.19.  Lord  fhall  be  zneverlaftin?  light 
■  20.  Lord  fhall  be  thy  everlaftingXight 
6 1.7.  everlafting  joy  fhall  be  unto  them 
6 $ . 1 2.  to  make  himfelfe  an  everlafting  name 

1 6.thy  name  is  from  everlafting 
fer.10.10.  living  God>and  zrveverlafting  King 
20.1 1. their  everlaft. cxm(u(\on  never  be  forgot. 
23.40.I  will  bring  an  evaiafting  reproach 
3 1.3 . 1  loved  thee  with  an  everlaftmg  love 
Dan.$.  3 .  his  kingdome  is  an  everlafting  kingdome 
3  4.whofe  dominion  is  an  everlaft.  dominion 
7.14.  his  dominion  is  everlafting 

27-whofe  kingdome  is  everlafting 
9.  14.  and  so  bring  in  everlafting  righteoufneffe 
Afk.j.2.whofe  goings  forth  have  been  ix.oxa.eved. 


Hab.  1 .1 2. art  thou  not  from  everlafting,  O  Lord 
3 .6.the  everlafting  mountains  were  fcattered 

his  wayes  are  everlafling 

Matt. 18.8.  or  two  feet,tobe  caft  into  everlaftjaxt 

25.41.  depart  from  me  ye  curfed  intoeverl.  fire 

46.th.efe  fhall  go  into  everlafting  punifhment 

Luk..  1 6. 9. they  may  receive  you  into  everlaft.hxbh. 

Rom. 16. 26.  accord,  to  the  comm.of  the  ever  I.  God 

2  Tbef.  1 .9. who  fhalbe  punifhed  with  everlaft. deft. 
2.16.  and  hath  given  usfw/a/fezgconfolation 

1  Tim.6. 1 6. to  whom  be  honour  &  power  everlaft. 

2  Pet.1.1 1. into  the  everlaft.  kingd.  of  our  Lor.and 
Jude  6.refervcd  in  everlaft. chains  under  darkneffe 
Kei>.i4.6.have  the  everlafting  Gofpel  to  preach 

*S£'0Etl3.fkin$ covenant,  See  Covenant, 
^terlafting  life. 
Ban.  1 2. 2 .  aw ake,fome  to  everlafting  li  fe 
iWdW.19.29.and  fhall  inherit  everla(iingli(c- 
Lu\.\  8.3  o. in  the  world  to  come  everlafting  life 
Job.  3 .1 6.not  perifhjbut  have  everlafting  life 
3-6.  he  that  beleeveth  hath  everlafting  life 
4.i4.WeIl,fpringingupintoew>*^/?2tf,£life 
f.Z4.heareth  my  word,hath  everlafting  life 
6. 27. meat  which  endureth  unto  everlafting  life 
40.  beleeveth  on  him,  may  have  everlaft.  life 
47. he  that  beleeveth  on  me  hath  everlaft.lifc 
1 2. 50.  his  commandement  is  life  everlafting 
Act.  1 3 .4  6 .  j  udge  your  felves  unworth  .of  cverl.  life 
Kom.6. 22.  have  the  end  everlafting  life 
Gal. 6.8.  of  the  Spirit  reap  life  everlafting 

1  Tiw.i.i6.beleeve  on  him  to  Xiie  everlafting 

Deut. 18. 19.  thoufhalt be fpoiled  evermore 

2  Sam.zz.<,\.  fheweth  mercy  to  David  evermore 
2  King.  1 7 .  :  7.  ye  fhall  obferve  for  evermore 

1  Cbro.  1 7 . 1 4.throne  fhalbe  eftablilhed  for  everm. 
Pfal.16. 1 1.  at  thy  right  hand  are  pleafures  for  ev. 

i8.5o.ftieweth  mercy  to  his  feed  evermore 
37.27.  doe  good,and  dwell  for  evermore 
77.8.doth  his  promife  faile  for  evermore 
86. 1 2.  will  glorifie  thy  name  for  evermore 
89.28.my  mercy  will  I  keep  for  him  for  everm, 

5  2.bleffed  be  the  Lord  for  evermore 
92.8.thou  Lord  art  moft  high  for  evermore 
105.4.   feek  his  face  for  evermore 
106.3  1.  counted  righteoufneffe  for  evermore 
113. 2.bleffed  be  the  Lord  for  evermore 
1 1  5 . 1 8 .wee  will  bleffe  the  Lord  for  evermore 
1 2 1 .8.  L.fhall  preferve  thy  going  out — for  ev • 
1 3  2. 1 2.thy  chil.— fit  on  thy  throne  for  everm. 
133.3  .Lord  commanded  life  for  evermore 
E^e.}7. 26. fanftua.in  the  midft  of  them  for  ever. 
28.  fanft. fhalbe  in  the  midft  of  them  for  ev. 
J ob.6. 3  4-Lord  evermore  give  as  this  bread 

2  Cor.  1 1.3 1 .  God,  bleffed  for  evermore 
1  The f.  5.1 6.  re  Joyce  evermore 
Heb.j. z8.  Sonne,  confecrated  for  evermore 
Rev.i.  18.  lam  alive  for  evermore 

Cfcejrp. 
Gen.  1 .  2 1 .  God  created  every  living  thing 

every  winged  foule  after  his  kind 

29. 1  have  given  you  every  herb  bearing  feed 

every  tree  wherein  is  the  fruit  of  a  tree 

30.to  every  beaft  of  the  earth,&  to  ew.foule 

I  have  given  every  geen  herb  for  meat 

2. 5  .God  made  every  plant  of  the  field 

1 6. of  every  tree  of  the  garden  thou  maift  eat 

3 . 1 .  ye  fhall  not  eat  of  every  tree  of  the  garden 
4.22.Tiibal-Cain,an  inftructer  of  every  artific. 
6. 5.  every  imagination  of  the  thoughts  of  his 
7.2.of  every  clean  beaft  take  by  fevens 

4.  ro .living  fubftancel  have  made,Ile  deftr. 
1 4.  they,  &  every  beaft  after  his  kind  entred 
zj.every  living  fubfhnce  was  deftroyed 

S. 20. Noah  took  of  every  clean  beaft 

9.2.  dread  of  you  fhall  be  upon  every  beaft 

5.  at  hand  of  every  beaft  will  I  require  the 
10.I  eftabl.my  coven.with  every  living  creat. 

and  every  beaft  of  the  earth 

1 2.token  of  the  cov.between  me  &  eve.cxes. 

1 5  .lie  remember  my  cov.betw.  me  &  ev.cx. 

17.10.  every  man  child  fhall  be  circumcifed 

Chap.34.15,22. 

1  z.ev cry  man  child  in  your  generations 

1 3 .  every  male  among  the  men  of  Abr.houfe 

i9.4.compaffed  the  houfe  round  from  w.quar. 


zQ.i^.&t  every  place  whither  thou  fhaltcorns 

32.  16.  every  drove  by  themfelves 

34.23.  fhall  not  every  beaft  of  theirs  be  ours 

24.  every  male  was  circumcifed 
46.34.for  every  fhepheard  is  an  abomination 
Exod.i.zz. every  fon  —  ye  fhall  caft  into  the  river 
every  daughter  ye  fhall  fave  alive 
12.44. every  man-ferv.that  is  bought  for  money 
1 3. 1  z.every  firftling  that  comech  of  a  beaft 
Lev .6.  z  1 . ew.meat-off.for  the  pricft  fhall  be  burnt 
11. 15.  every  raven  after  his  kindc  not  eaten 
46.this  is  the  law  of  every  living  creature 

1 5.4.  every  bed  whereon  he  lyeth  is  unclean 
12.  every  veffell  of  wood  fhall  be  rinfed 
1 7. every  garm.&  every  skin  whereon  is  the 

17.15.  every  foule  that  eateth  that  which  dieth 
19. 1  o.neither  (halt  thou  gather  every  grape 
zq.2. every  fabbath  dial  he  fet  it  in  order  before 
zj.zS. every  devoted  thing  is  moft  holy  \ 

Num.  1.4.  with  you  there  fhalbe  a  man  of  every  tri.  j 
5.  2.  that  they  pat  out  of  the  emip  every  leper 
13.2.  of every  tribe  of  their  fathers  fend  a  man 
18.9.  every  oblation  of  ihcixs,every  meat-offer.  J 

every  fin-offe. —  &  every  trefpaffe-off. 
i9.i5.fft/.openveffel  which  hath  no  cov.bound 

Dent.  1  5 . 1  .at  the  end  of  every  feven  yeers  a  relcafe 

2 1.5.  by  their  word  fhall  every  controvcrfie, 
and  every  ftrcke  be  tryed 

3  0.9.G.W1I  make  thee  plenteous  in  every  work 
JW.  21. 11.  ye  fhall  utterly  deftroy  every  male, 

and  every  worn,  that  hath  lien  by  man 

1  Sam.% .  1 8  .and  Samuel  told  him  every  whit 

2  &«».2i,20.that  had  on  every  hand  fix  fingers 
1  Kjng. 7. 30. every  bafe  had  four  brafen  wheeles 

underfetters  at  the  fide  of  every  addition 
1 1.1 5. after  he  hadfmitten  eve.  male  in  Edom 
2f(.«z.3.i9.fellew;;ygood  tree,&  marre ev.  good 
25.  and  on  every  good  piece  of  land 

caft  every  man  his  ftone 
1 6.4.burnt  incenfe  under  every  green  tree 

1  Chro.p.  3  2.over  the  fhew-bread,to  prep.it  c£>.Sab. 
1 3 . 1  .David  confulted  with  every  leader 
26.  j  2. for  every  matter  pertaining  to  God 

2  Chr.zg.  35.8c  the  drink-off.  for  every  burnt-  off. 
Nefo.10.3 1.  leave  the  exaction  of  em*_y  debt 
Eft.  i.2  2.to  every  people  after  their  language 

Chap.  8.9. 
2 . 1 2.now,  when  every  maids  turn  was  come 
1 3  .thus  came  every  maiden  to  the  King 
3.12  .written  to  the  go v.that  were  over  e w.prov. 
9.28  .dayes  be  kept  thorowout  eve.  generation, 
every  family,  every  province,and 
Vfal.  1 1 9. 1  o  1  .have  refrained  my  feet  from  ew.evil 
1 04.theref.I  hate  every  falfe  way  Ver.  1 28. 
Piw.2.9.  yea,  every  good  path 

7.i2.fhe  lieth  in  wait  at  every  corner 

1 3.16.  every  prudent  man  dealeth  with  knowl. 

14.1.  rz;CTy  wife  woman  buildeth  her  houfe 

1  y.the  fimple  beleeveth  eveq  word 
1 5. 3. the  eyes  of  the  Lord  are  in  every  place' 
20.3.butw^  fool  will  be  medling 

1 8  .every  purpofe  is  eftablilhed  by  counfell 
27.24.  doth  the  crown  endure  to  every  generat. 
30.5.  every  word  of  God  is  pure 
Ecclef.  3 . 1 7-there  is  a  time  for  every  purpofe 

8.9.  applied  my  heart  to  every  work  done 
lfa.z.  1 5.  upon  every  high  tower,  zx\devery  fenced 
19.  i4.they  have  caufed  Egy-to  erre  in  ra.work 

24. 1  o. every  houfe  is  fhut  up,that  no  man 
30.3  2.in  every  place  where  the  grounded  ftafte 
44. 2 3. into  finging,0  forreft,and  every  xxee 

45.2  3..  every  knee  fhall  bow,  every  tongue  fhall 
fer.z.  20.  upon  every  high  hil  1, under  e very  green 

9.  4.  fox  every  brother  will  utterly  fupplant, 

and  every  neighbour  will  walk  with 
1 } .  1 2.  every  bottle  fhall  be  filled  with  wine 
1 6. 1 6.  fhall  hunt  them  from  every  mountain, 

and  from  every  hill,  and  out  of 

43.6.  took  every  perfon Nebuzaradan  had  left 

5  i.zy.every  purpofe  of  the  Lord  fhalbe  perfor. 

Lam. 4.  i.powred  out  in  the  top  of  every  ftreet 

E%c\.8. 10.  behold  every  forme  of  creeping  things 

1 2.14.  He  fcatter  toward  eveiy  wind  all  that 

2  3 .  and  the  effect  of  every  viiion 
16.24.made  thee  an  high  place  in  every  ftreet 
2  i.io.contemn.  the  rod  of  my  Son,asw.tree 
39.4.  fhee 


EVE        EVE 

39.4.1k  give  thee  to  the  ravenous  birds  of 'every 
17. fpeak  unto  every  feathered  foule, 

and  to  every  beaft  of  the  field 
44.  f.  with  every  going  out  of  the  lanctuary 

30.  every  oblation  fh.ill  be  the  priefts 
46.1 1. in  every  corner  of  the  court  was  a  court 
T>an.6.z6.in  every  domin.of  my  kingd.men  trem- 
1 1 . 3  6.and  magnifie  himfelfe  above  every  God 
Hofy.  1  .haft  loved  a  reward  upon  every  corn-floor 
Amos  2.8.clothes  laid  to  pledge  by  every  altar 
8.3 .  many  dead  bodies  in  every  place 
1  o.  I  le  bring  baldneffe  upon  every  head 
Zee.  1  o.4.out  of  him  every  opprcflbr  together 
1 2. 1  a. land  fhall  mourn,  every  family  apart 

Verfe  14, 
Md.  1 . 1 1  .in  every  place  incenfe  fhall  be  offered 
Mat-q.q.  but  by  every  word  that  proceedeth 
9.3  5 .healing  every  ficknefle,  and  every  difeafe 
iz.zf. every  kingdome  divided,  and  every  city 
15.13  -every  plant  which  my  heavenly  Father 
\%. 1 6. every  word  maybe  eitablifhed 

19.3.  to  put  away  his  wife  icx every  zzuk 
ddar\  1, 4  j -they  came  to  him  from  every  quarter 

9.49.  every  lacrifice  (hall  be  falted  with  fait 
1 6.r  5.  preach  the  gofpel  to  every  creature 

Lu\.z.zi. every  male  that  openeth  the  womb  (hal 
4 1  .his  parents  went  to  Jerufalem  every  yeer 
3.  j.  every  valley  fhall  be  filled,  and  eve.mouat. 
4.4.  but  by  every  word  of  God 

3  7. fame  of  him  went  into  every  place 
5. 17. which  were  come  out  of  every  tow'n 
6.44.  every  tree  is  known  by  his  owne  fruit 
1 1 . 1  j. every  kingdom  divided  againft  it  felf,is 

fob.i  5  .  2.et>.branch  that  beaieth  not  fruit,he  takes 
every  branch  t^tbeare:hfruit,hepurgeth 
19.  23.  to  every  fouldier  a  part 

Ails  2.43 .  feare  came  upon  every  foule 
3.2  3.that£f?*7  foule  which  will  not  heare 
5.42.  incvery  houfe  they  ceafed  not  to  teach 
1  j .  2 1 .  hath  in  every  city  them  that  preach  him 

1 8.4.  reafoned  in  the  Synagogue  every  fabbath 
Rom.  1 4. 1 1 .  every  knee  fhall  bow  to  me 

1  Cor. 4. 1 7. as  I  teach  every  where  in  every  Church 

1  f. 30. why  ftand  we  in  jeopardy  every  hojre 

2  Cor.z.  i4.favour  of  his  knowledge  in  every  place 

10. 5.  bringing  into  captivity  every  thought 
13. 1. (hall  every  wordbe  eftablifhed 

Ebb.  1 . 2 1  .far  above  every  name  that  is  named 

4.  \6.every  joynt  in  the  meafure  of  every  part 
Pfoi/.2.9.giv.him  a  name  which  is  above  ev.  name 
lo.atthenamcof  Jef.  ew.knee  mould  bow 
1 1. and  thuevery  tongue  (ho;ild  confeffe 
4.2  i.falute  every  faint  in  Chnft  Jefus 
Col. 1. 1  5. the  firft-born  of  every  creature 

2  3. and  which  was  preached  to  every  creature 

1  Tfce/]i.8.butalfo  in  every  place  your  faith 

2  Thef.z.i  7. and  ftablim  you  in  tvery  good  work 

3. 6. from  etwy  brother  that  walketh  diforderly 
1 7. which  is  the  token  in  every  epiftle 

1  Ttm.^.^.ioY  every  creature  of  God  is  good 

2  7V»;.2.2i.and  prepared  to  every  good  work 

4. 1 8  .L. fhall  deliver  from  every  evill  work 
Titles  3 . 1  .to  be  ready  to  every  good  work 
Pbihm.6. by  the  acknowledg.  of  every  good  thing 
Hcb.  2. 2. and  every  tranfgreffion  received  a  juft 
3 .4.for  every  houfe  is  builded  by  fome  man 
9.2  <,. every  yeere  with  blood  of  others 
10.3  .rememb. again  made  of  fins  every  yeere 
1 2.1  .let  us  lay  afideefery  weight' 
6.fcourgetb  every  fon  whom  he  receiveth 
Jam.  1.17  .every  good  gift  is  from  above 

3. 1 6. there  isconfufion  and  every  evill  work 
1  Pet-  2.13  .fubmit  your  felves  to  every  ordinance 
1  Job.%.  1  .bcloved,beleeve  not  every  fpirit 

z.cvery  fpirit  that  confeffeth  Jefus  Chrift  is 

3  .and  every  fpirit  that  confef.not  that  Jefus 
Rev.j.g.Si  haft  redeemed  us  out  of  every  kindred 

1 3  .and  every  creature  which  is  in  heaven 
6.i4.and  every  mountain  and  ifland  were  mo. 
i4-6.and  to  every  nation,kindred,and  people 
i2.iand  yeelded  her  fruit  every  moneth 
Cfcerpetfy.  SeeCftp. 
Weityday.  SeeJDap. 
Q&azxyman.  Seefl^an. 
(JEtocrp  morning.  See  Qf/ojmirij. 
Cfeerpway.  SeeflDap. 


EVE        EVE 

<flpt)«p  one. 
Gcn.4. 14. every  one  that  findeth  me,  fhall  flay  me 
10.  j;in  their  lands  every  one  after  his  tongue 
27.29-cutfed  be  every  one  thai"  curfeth  thee 
30. 3  3  .every  one  that  is  not  fpeckled  &  fpotted 

3  %. every  one  that  had  fome  white  in  it 
49. 28  .every  one  according  to  his  bleffing 
Exod.  1 4.7. and  captains  over  every  one  of  them 
z6.  z.cvery  one  of  the  cuttains  fhall  have  one 
28.2  i.every  one  with  his  name 
lo.ii.every  one  that  paffeth  among  them" 

Verfe  14. 
3  i.iq.ev.one  that  defil.  itfhalbe  put  to  death 
3  ^.y. every  one  which  fought  the  L.went  out 
3  5.2 1. they  came  e*e/;y  one  whofe  heart  ftirred 
Chap.  3  6.  z. 
&  every  one  whom  his  fpirit  made  wil. 
z^every  one  that  did  offer  an  offering 
3  8.26.for  every  one  that  went  to  be  numbred 
39.14.et/eryonewith  his  name 
Lev.  6. 1 8  .ev.  one  that  toucheth  them  flialbe  holy 
1 1. 26.et1.one  that  touch,  them  (halbe  unclean 
i9.8.every  one  that  eateth  fhall  beare  his  iniq. 
2 o.9.et>.  one  that  curfeth  his  father  (halbe  put 
Num.i.q.every  one  head  of  the  houfe  ofhisfath. 
2.34.fet  forward  every  one  after  their  families 
4.i9.and  appoint  them  every  one  to  hisfervice 
3  5. every  one  th;.t  entreth  into  the  fervice 

Ver.39,43,47. 
qg.every  one  according  to  his  fervice 
y.a.out  of  the  cyraf  every  one  that  hath  an  iffue 
13.2  .every  one  a  rul  er  among  them 
15-12.  to  every  one  according  to  their  number 
1 6. 3. congregation  are  holy  every  one  of  them 
i7.2.and  take  of  every  one  of  them  a  rod 

6. every  one  of  their  princes  gave  him  a  rod 
1 8 . 1 1  .every  one  that  is  clean  fhall  eat  of  it 

Vei  fc  1 3 . 
2 1.%. every  one  that  is  bitten,when  he  looketh 

2  5. 5. flay  ye  every  one  his  man  that  were 
26. 54. to  every  one  according  to  thofe 

3  <>.%. every  one  fhall  give  of  his  cities 
1  <y.every  one  that  killeth  any  perf.  unawares 

I6.7. eve-ry  one  fhall  keephimfelf  to  the  inher. 

Verfe  9. 
Dent.  1 . 2  2. ye  came  neer  to  me  every  one 
4.4.are  alive  every  one  of  you  this  day 
?  3. 3  .every  one  fhall  receive  of  thy  words 
fojh.zi  _42.thefe  cities  ev.  one  with  their  fuburbs 
Judv. 7.5. every  one  that  lappeth  of  the  water 

likewifeewyone  that  boweth  down 
16.  <;.every  one  of  us  1  loo.peeccsof  filver 
zo.  \6.every  one  could  fling  (tones  at  an  haires 

1  Sam.z.i6.every  one  that  is  left  in  thine  houfe 
3 . 1 1  .eares  of  every  one  that  heareth  1 1  fhall  tin. 
20. 1  5.  every  one  from  the  face  of  the  earth 
zz.z. every  one  in  diftrefle,efery  one  in  debt 

every  one  that  was  difcontentcd  gath. 
7-will  the  fon  of  Jeffe  give  every  one  of 

2  Sam.z.i6.they  caught  every  one  his  fellow 
27. gone  upevery  one  from  following 

6. 1 9. every  one  a  cake  of  bread 

people  departed  every  one  to  his  houfe 
18.17.all  Ifrael  fled  ewery  one  to  his  tent 
20. 1  z. every  one  that  came  by  him  flood  ftill 

1  Kin.7. 3  6.accord  .to  the  proportion  of  every  one 
3  8.upon  every  one  of  the  ten  bafes  one  layer 

9.8.efer.one  that  paffeth  by  it  (halbe  aftonifhed 
20.20.and  they  flew  every  one  his  man 
22. 28. hearken  O  people  every  one  ofyou 

2  Kjng.  1 2.4.the  money  of  every  one  that  paffeth 
18.3  i.eatyeewrjone  of  his  fig-tree 

&  drink  ye  every  one  the  water  of  his 
23.35  .of  every  one  according  to  his  taxation 

1  Cbro.  1 6. 3  .to  every  one  of  Ifr.  to  every  one  a  loaf 

2  Chron.6.z9.whQT\  they  fhall  every  one  know  his 
7.21  .this  houfe  (halbe  an  aftonifhm.to  every 
zo'.z^-everyone  helped  to deftroy  another 
30.1 7.foret»er_y  one  that  was  not  cleane 

1 8.the  good  Lord  pardon  every  one 
3 1  ,i6.even  unto  eve-ry  one  that  entreth  into 
E^rn  2. 1  .every  one  unto  his  city 

3. 5. and  of  every  one  that  willingly  offered 
6. 5  .every  one  to  his  place 
8.34.by  number  and  by  weight  of  every  one 
9.4.affembled  unto  me  every  one  that  tremb. 


EVE       EVE 


—  : 


Neb.7.z8.  every  one  againft  his  houfe 
4.1  j. every  one  into  his  work 

17. every  one  with  one  of  his  hands 
1 8  .for  the  builders  everyone  had  his  fword 
2 2. let  every  one  with  his  fervent  lod^e 
23  .faving  that  ew.one  put  them  off  fo"  wa(h. 
5.7.VOU  exact  ufury  every  one  of  his  brother 
7.3.appoint  watches  everyone  in  his  watch 

&  eve-ry  one  to  be  over  againft  his  houfe 
6. and  to  Judah,  every  one  to  his  city 
8.16.  everyone  upon  the  roofe  of  his  houfe 
1 0.28.  every  one  having  knowledge 
1 1.3.  dwelt  every  one  in  his  poffeffion 

20.eweryoneinhis  inheritance 
1 3 .  10.  were  fled  every  one  to  his  field 

3  o.and  the  Levites  eve-ry  one  in  his  bufinefft 
job  1  -4.fcafted  in  their  houCes, every  one  his  day 
2. 1 1  .they  came  eve-ry  one  from  his  owne  place 

1 2.  and  they  rent  every  one  his  mantle 
24.6.they  reap  every  one  his  corn  in  the  field 
40. 1 1. and  behold,  every  one  that  is  proud 

1  z. every  one  that  is  proud,  bring  him  low 
42. 1 1.  and  everyone  an  eare-ring  of  gold 
Pfal.  1 2. 2.they  fpeak  vanity  every  one  vvth  his  nei . 
29.9.  every  one  fpeak  of  his  glory 
3  2.6.  for  this  fhall  every  one  that  is  godly 
63.1 1. ev.  one  that  fweareth  by  him  (hall  glory 
68.2  o.till  every  one  fubmit  himfelfe  with 
7 1 . 1 8 .  &  thy  power  to  ew.one  that  is  to  come 
1 1 5 .8 .  fo  is  even)  one  that  trufteth  in  them 

P/«/.r3  5.i8. 
1 19. 160.ew.one  of  thy  righteous  judgm.endn. 
1 28 . 1 .  bleffed  is  eve-ry  one  that  feareth  the  Lo. 
P/0.3. 1 8. happy  is  every  one  that  retaineth  her 
16.5.  every  one  that  is  proud  in  heart  isabom. 
20.6.proclaim  every  one  his  own  goodneffe 
21.5  .eve-ry  one  that  is  hafty,  onely  ro  want 
Ecclef.10.2.  he  faith  toevcry  one  that  he  is  a  fool 
1 5 .  labour  of  the  foolifh  weariethewery  one 
Cant.  4.  2.  whereof  every  one  beare  twins 

Cliapt.  6.  6. 
S.ii.  every  one  for  the  fruit — was  to  bring 
lfa.  1 .  2  3 .  every  one  loveth  gifts 

2.1 2.  fhall  be  upon  eveyy  one  that  is  proud 
3.5.fhall  be  oppreffed,efery  one  by  another, 

and  every  one  by  his  neighbour 
4>3.even  every  onethatis  written  among  the 
7.2  2.and  honey  mail  every  one  eat  that  is  left 
9.  1 7. for  every  one  is  an  hypocrite 
1 3. 1 4-and  flee  every  one  into  his  owne  land 
1  j. every  one  that  is  found  flialbe  thruft  tho. 
every  one  that  is  joyned  unto  them  fkal  1 
14.18.  lie  in  glory ,every  one  in  his  own  houfe 
1 5. 3. and  in  their  ftreets,  every  one  fliall  howle 
1 6.7-for  Moab,every  one  (hall  howle 
19. 2.they  fhall  fight,ewry  one  againft  his  bro. 
17.  every  one  that  maketh  mention  thereof 
34.1  f .  every  one  with  her  mate 
3  6. 1 6 .  and  eat  yee  every  one  of  his  vine, 

and  every  one  of  his  figg-tree, 
drink  yeew.oneofthe  wat.ofhis  owne 
4 1. 6. they  helped  every  one  his  neighbour 

and  every  one  faid  unto  his  brother 
4 3. 7. every  one  that  is  called  by  my  name 
47. 1  5  .they  fhall  wander  ev.  one  to  his  quarter 
5  3-6.we  have  turned  every  one  to  his  own  way 
%  1.i.ho,every  one  that  thirfteth,come  ye  to  the 
<>6.6.cve-ry  one  that  keepeth  the  Sabbath  from 
1 1  .every  one  for  his  gain  from  his  quarter 
Jer.  1 . 1 5.  eve  .one  his  throne  at  the  entring  of  the 
5 .6. every  one  that  goeth  out  fliall  be  torn 

S.ev.  one  neighed  after  his  neighbours  wife 
6. 3. they  fhall  feed  every  one  in  his  place 
1 3 .  every  one  is  given  to  covetoufneffe 

eve-ry  one  dealeth  falfely 
8.  6.  every  one  turned  to  his  courfe 

1  o.every  one,from  the  leaft  to  thegreateft,is 
every  one  dealeth  falfely 
9.4.  take  ye  heed  every  one  of  his  neighbour 
5 .  they  will  deceive  every  one  his  neighbour 
20. and  every  one  her  neighbour  lamentation 
1 1 .8.but  walked  every  one  in  the  imagination 
1 5.10.  yet  every  one  of  them  doth  curfe  me 
1 6. 1 2.  ye  walk  every  one  after  the  imaginat.  of 
18.1  i.return  ye  every  one  from  his  evill  way 
1 2.\ve  will  rfery  one  do  the  imagination  of 
1 6.cverv 


EVE 


EVE 


EVE 


E  V  I 


E  VI 


EV1 


i6.every  one  that  pafleth  thereby  (hal  waggc 
\$.%.evcry  one  that  pafleth  thereby  (halbe  alto. 

p.ftiill  eat  every  one  the  flefh  of  his  friend 
20.7-  every  one  mocketh  mee 
22.  7.  every  one  with  his  weapons 
2 3 . 1 7  .they  fay  unto  every  one  that  walketh  aft. 

3  o.that  fteal  my  word  ew.one  from  his  neig. 

3 5 .  thus  (hall  ye  fay  every  one  to  his  neighb. 
25.5  .turn  ye  now  e^y  one  frorn  ms  eyiu  way 
3  i.jo.e^/^oneihall  die  for  his  owne  iniquity 
34.10.  every  one  (hould  let  his  man.fervant 

17.  in  proclaim,  liberty  every  one  tohisnei. 
26.7.  and  will  returne  every  one  from  his  evill 
49. 1 7. every  one  that  goeth  by  it  (hall  hifle 

50.13.  every  one  that  goeth  to  Babylon  fhal  be 
16.  they  (hall  turneraery  one  to  his  people 
42.  every  one  put  in  array  like  a  man  to  bat. 

5 1 .9.  let  us  go  every  one  into  his  own  countrey 
5  6 .  every  one  of  t he  ir  bowes  is  broken 
E-^e.i  .6. every  one  four  hces^every  one  four  w  ings 
Chap.  10.21. 

1  i.two  wings  oievery  one  were  joyned 
aj.ew^  one  had  two,which  covered  on  this 

every  one  had  two,which  covered  on  that 
7.i&.mourning  every  one  for  his  iniquity 

10.14.  and  every  one  had  foure  faces 
ig.every  one  flood  at  the  door  of  the  eaft-ga. 

2  2.they  went  every  one  ftraight  forward 
14.7.  every  one  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

\6. 1  J. thy  fornications  on  every  one  that  paffed 
2  j.opened  thy  feet  to  every  one  that  paffed  by 
44. eve.  one  that  ufeth  proverbs  (hall  ufe  this 
18.30.Ile  judge  every  one  accord,  to  his  wayes 
2.o.39goye,ferveye every  onehis  Idols 
zz.6.everyone  were  in  thee  to  (hed  bloud 
3  3. 20. He  judge  ye  every  one  after  his  wayes 
26.ye  defile  every  one  his  neighbours  wife 
lo. every  one  to  his  brother,faying,Come 
45.20.  for  every  one  that  erreth,and  for  him 
Dah.iz>  1  .every  one  that  (hall  be  found  written  in 
Hof.4.$.every  one  that  dwelleth  therein  (hall  lam* 
Joel  2.7.  they  (hall  march  ew_y  one  on  his  wayes 

8. they  (hall  walk  every  one  in  his  path 
Amos  8.8.  ewry  one  mourn  that  dwelleth  therein 
Obad.g.th&t  eve.onc  of  the  mount  of  Efau  may  be 
Jonah  1.7.  they  faid  every  one  to  his  fellow 

3 . 8 .  let  them  turn  every  one  from  his  evill  way 
Zeph.z.  1 1 .  every  one  from  his  place 

1 5  .every  one  that  pafleth  by  (hall  hifle 
Hag.z.zz.  every  one  by  the  fword  of  his  brother 
Zecfo.5.  3.  for  Mwy  one  that  flealeth  (halbe  cut  off 
&  every  one  that  fweareth  (halbe  cut  off 
8. 10. every  one  againft  his  neighbour 
io.iito  every  one  graffe  in  the  field 
xi.6.  every  one  into  his  neighbours  hand 

9.eat  every  one  the  flefh  of  another 
1 3 .4.  proph.ihalbe  alhamed  ev.ont  of  his  vifio 
14.13.  every  one  on  the  hand  of  his  neighbour 
1 6.  every  one  that  is  left  of  all  nations  (hall 
MaLz.17.when  ye  fay, .Every  one  that  doth  evill 
Mat. 7.8 .every  one  that  asketh receiveth 

2i.not  every  one  that  faith,  Lord,Lord 
z6.every  one  that  heareth  thefe  fayings,and 
18.3  5. ye  from  your  hearts  forgive  not  ew.one 
19.19.and  every  one  that  hath  forfaken  houfes 
25.29.for  unto  every  one  that  hath  (halbe  giv. 
16.22.  and  began  every  one  to  fay  unto  him 
Mar. 7.  i4.hearken  unto  me  every  one  of  you 
g.^.ior  every  one  (hall  be  falted  with  fire 
Lu^e  2.3.  every  one  into  his  owne  city 
4.40.  he  laid  his  hands  on  every  one  of 
6.40.  every  one  that  is  perfeft  (hall  be  as  his 
o_43.wondred  every  one  at  all  things  which 
1 1 .4-for  wee  forgive  every  one  that  is  indebted 

10. for  every  one  that  asketh  receiveth 
16. 5. called  every  one  of  his  lords  debtors 
1 8 . 1 4.every  one  that  exalteth  himfelfe  (hall  be 
1 9. 26. unto  every  one  which  hath  (halbe  given 
John  3.8X0  is  every  one  that  is  born  of  the  Spirit 
20.  every  one  that  doth  evill  hateth  the  light 
6.7.  that  every  one  of  them  may  take  a  little 

40.  every  one  which  fecth  the  Son,&  beleev. 
18.37.  every  one  that  is  of  the  truth  heareth 
2 1.2  5. which, if  they  (hould  be  written  ewe.  one 
Atl.i.^8.  repent,and  be  baptised  everyone 
3.26.  every  one  of  you  from  his  iniquities 


5.  1 6.  and  they  were  healed  every  one 
16.  26.  every  ones  bands  were  loofed 
17.27.  though  he  be  not  far  from  en. one  of  us 
20.3  1 . 1  cealed  not  to  warn  every  one 
2 1.26.  (hould  be  offered  for  every  one  of  them 
28.2.kindled  a  fire,  and  received  us  every  one 
Rom.  1 . 1 6. unto  falvation  to  every  one  that  beleev. 
1  o.4<for  righteoufneffe  to  every  one  that  belee. 
1 2.5. every  one  members  one  of  another 
14.1 2.fo  tbcn,every  one  of  us  (hal  give  account 

1  j.2.1et  everyone  of  us  plcafe  his  neighbour 

1  Co;-.i.i2.ew>oneofyou  faith,  I  am  of  Paul 
7.17.  as  the  Lord  hath  called  every  one,fo 

1 1 .2 1  .every  one  taketh  before  other  his 
1 2.18.  every  one  of  them  in  the  body 
14.26.ew/31  one  of  you  hath  a  Pfalme 
1 6. 2.1et  every  one  of  you  lay  by  him  in  (lore 
1 6. and  to  every  one  that  helpeth  with  us 

2  Co>-.5.io.that  everyone  may  receive  the  things 
Gal.}.  1  o.curfed  is  eve.one  that  continueth  not  in 

1 3  .curfed  is  every  one  that  hangeth  on  a  tree 
Eph. 4.7, unto  every  one  of  us  is  given  grace 
5.3  3-let  every  one  of  youfo  love  his  wife 

1  Thef.z.  1 1  .and  charged  every  one  of  you 

4-4.that  every  one  of  you  (hould  know  how 

2  Tbef.1.3.  and tne  charity  of  every  one  of  you  all 
2  T»».2.i9.1et  every  one  that  nameth  the  name  of 
Hek5.13.for  every  one  that  ufeth  milk  is  unskilf. 

6. 1 1.  that  everyone  of  you  doe  (hew  the  fame 
i,/0k2.29.everyone  that  doth  righteoufn.is  born 

4.7.  every  one  that  loveth  is  born  of  God 

5. 1. and  eveiy  one  that  loveth  him  that  begate 
Rez>.2.23.toev.oneofyou  according  to  your  wor. 

5.8.  having  every  one  of  them  harps 

6. 1 1  .white  robes  were  given  to  evay  one  of 

See  further,  Ctoerp  fide,  thing,  way, 

in  j&tue^ingjttpap. 

<SJt>ett>  where. 

Exod.Z7. 1 8.  breadth  of  the  court  fifty  every  where 

1  Chr.i  3 ,2.fend  abroad  to  our  brethr.every  where 

Mar. 16.  20.  went  forth  and  preached  every  where 

L«£.9.6.depar.preach.thegofp.&  healing  ev.whe. 

^ff.8.4.fcattered,  went  every  where  preaching  the 

i7.3o.comman.  all  men  every  where  to  repent 

2  i.28.teacheth  all  men  every  where  againft  the 
28.22.weknow  it  is  eve.  where  fpoken  againft 

1  Cflr.4.  17.  aslteacheverji  where  in  every  Chur. 
Phil.4.1  z.every  where,  &  in  all  things,I  am  inftr. 
1  Tim.  2.8.I  wil  therefore  that  men  pray  ev.w here 

Crj(. 
Num.!  1.8.  they  flew  the  K.  of  Midian  befide  Evi 
Jojb.  i3.2i.fmotewith  the  Princes  of  Mid.Ew 

<St)(Dettce. 
Jer.  3  2. 10.  and  I  fubferibed  the  evidence, &  fealed 
1  i.fol  took  the  evidence  of  the  purchafe 
1 2.1  gave  the  cvid.of  the  purchafe  unto  Bar. 
i4.take  this  evidence  of  the  purchafe  which 

is  fealed,&  this  evidence  which  is  open 
i6.now  when  I  had  delivered  thzcvid.of  the 
Heb.  1 1 . 1  .faithjthe  evidence  of  things  not  feen 

(Efeiuenceg. 

Jer.^  z.  1 4.thus  faith  the  Lord,Take  thefe  eviden. 
44.  men  (hall  buy  fields,  and  fubferibe  evid. 
(EtolDent. 
Job  6.28.  it  is  evident  unto  you  if  I  lie 
Gal.4..  1 1. in  the  fight  of  God  it  is  evident 
Phil.  1 .28.wch  is  to  them  an  evident  token  of  perd. 
Heb.7.  iq.ev ident,  our  Lord  fprang  out  of  Judah 
1 5. and  it  is  yet  far  more  evident,  for  that 
CWOenth?. 
Acts  1  •.  3  .he  faw  in  a  virion  evidently, an  angel 
Gal.} .  1 .  Chrift  hath  been  evidently  fet  forth 

gbfll. 
Gtn.zg.  tree  of  knowledge  of  good  and  evill 
1 7. of  good  &  evUtjcma  (halt  not  eat  of  it 
'  3 .5  .ye  (hal  be  as  gods,knowing  good  and  evill 
,2  2.as  one  of  us, knowing  good  and  evill 
1 9. 1 9.  left  fome  evill  take  me,and  I  die 
44.5-yee  have  done  evill  in  fo  doing 

34. 1  (hall  fee  the  evill  which  (hall  come  on 
50.15.  will  requite  us  all  the  evill 
17.  for  they  did  unto  thee  evill 
20.  yee  thought  evill  againft  mee 
Exod.  5. 2  3 .  he  hath  done  evill  to  this  people 
10.10.  look  to  it,  for  evill  is  before  you  * 
3  2, 14.  &  the  Lord  repented  of  the  evill  which 


Dent.  1.3  9.  had  no  knowledge  betw.  good  &  ev/// 

19.20.  commit  no  more  any  fuch  evill 
29.21.L0rd  (hall  feparate  him  unto  evill 

3  o.  1 5 .1  have  fet  before  thee  death  and  evill 

3 1.29.&  evill  will  befall  you  in  the  later  dayes 

Jof.zq.  1 5-if  it  feem evill  unto  you  to  ferve  the  L. 

Jud.z.i  5. hand  of  the  L.was  againft  them  for  evil 

9. 57  .al  I  the  evil  of  the  men  of  Shechem  did  G . 

20. 3  4. they  knew  not  that  evill  W3S  neer  them 

4 1 .  they  fay  that  evill  was  come  upon  them 

1  Sam. 20.7. then  be  fure  that  evilis  determined  by 

9.ifl  knew  certainly  that  evill  were  determ. 

24. 1 1  .there  is  is  nci.evill  nor  tranfg.in  my  ha. 

17.  whereas  I  have  rewarded  thee  evill 
z$.i7.fotevi-U  is  determined  againft  our  maft. 
26.that  feek  evill  to  my  lord  be  as  Nabal 

2  8  .and  evill  hath  not  been  found  in  thee 
26. 1 8.or  what  evill  is  in  mine  hand 

29.6.I  have  not  found  evill  in  thee  flnce  the  d. 
zSam.}.  3  9.the  Lord  (hall  reward  the  doer  of  ev. 
1 2.1 1 .  He  raife  up  evill  againft  thee  out  of 
i9.7.be  worfe  then  all  the  evill  that  befell  thee 

3  5  .can  I  difcerne  between  good  and  evill 
24. 16. the  L.  repented  him  of  theevi//,and  faid 

1  Kin.  1 4.9.but  haft  done  evill  above  all  that  were 
2  2.8.not  prophefie  good  concerning  me,butev. 

1 8. no  good  concerning  me,  but  evill 

23.  L ord  hat h  fpoken  evill  concerning. thee 

2  Kjng.zi.z.  I  am  bringing  fuch  evill \\<pon  Jeruf. 

22.20.  thine  eyes  (hall  not  fee  all  the  evill 

1  Chr.  z  1. 1 5. he  repented  him  of  the  evill,md  faid 

1 7.I  it  is  that  have  linned,&  done  ef. indeed 

2  Cfe-0.i2.i4.hedid  evi#,becaufe  he  prepared  not 

18.7. never  good  unto  me,  but  alwaies  evi/Z 
1 7 .  not  prophefie  good  unto  me,but  ev  ill 
22.  and  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  eviU-agzi.ihee 
20.9.if  when  evill  cometh  upon  us,as  thefwor. 

Neb.g.  28.  they  did  evill  again  before  thee 

13.7.  underftood  of  the  evill  that  Eliafhib  did 

Efl.7.7.  faw  there  was  evill  determin.  againft  him 
8. 6.  how  can  I  endure  to  fee  the  evill  that  (hall 

Job  1. 1.  that  feared  God,  and  efcbewedew# 
8.one  that  feajeth  God,and  efcheweth  evill 
Chap.  2.3. 
2.  io.fhall  wee  receive  good  —  and  not  evill 
5. 19.  in  feven  there  (hall  no  evill  touch  tnee 
}0.z6. 1  looked  for  good, then  ew//  came  unto 
3  i.29.ot  lift  up  my  felfe  when  evill  found  him 
42. 1 1. comfort,  htm  over  all  the  e^.that  the  L. 

Pfal.  j.4.neither  (hall  evill  dwell  with  thee 
7.4-if  I  have  rewarded  evill  unto  him  that  was 
1 5.3  .nor  doth  evill  to  his  neighbour 
2 1.1 1. they  intended  evill  againft  mee 
23.4.I  will  feare  none  evill 

34.21.  ew^fhall  flay  the  wicked 

36.4.  hee  abhorreth  not  evill 

40. i4.and  put  to  (hame  that  wifh  me  evill 

4 1. 5. mine  enemies  fpeak  evill  of  mee 

49. 5  .wherefore  (hould  I  fear  in  the  days  of  ev. 

50.i9.thougiveft  thy  mouth  to  evill 

52.3 .thou  loveft  evill  more  then  good 

54.5  .he  (hall  reward  evill  unto  thine  enemies 

56.5.  all  their  thoughts  are  againft  me  for  evill 
90. 1 5-and  the  yeers  wherein  we  have  feen  evill 
o  1 .1  o. there  (hall  no  evill  befall  thee 

97. 10. ye  that  love  the  Lord,hate  eviU 
109.20.and  of  them  that  fpeak  evill  ag.ray  foul 
1 40. 1 1  .evill  (hall  hunt  the  violent  man 
Pro.  1.16.  for  their  feet  run  to  evill 

3  3  .and  (hall  be  quiet  from  fear  oi evill 
3 .29.  devife  not  evill  againft  thy  neighbour 
5. 1 4.I  was  almoft  in  all  evill 
1 1 . 1 9-that  purfueth  ew7,purfueth  It  to  his  own 
1 2.20. in  the  heart  of  them  that  imagine  evill 

2i  .there  (hall  no  evill  happen  to  the  juft 
I      13.  21.  evill  purfueth  (inners 

14.22.doe  they  not  erre  that  devife  evill 

1 5 . 3 .  beholding  the  evill  and  the  good 

16.4.  even  the  wicked  for  the  day  oievill 
27.an  ungodly  man  diggeth  up  evill 
30.moving  his  lips,he  bringeth  evill  to  paflc 

19.2  3. he  (hall  not  be  vifited  yiitheviil 
20.8.  fcattereth  away  all  evill  with  his  eyes 
22.  fay  not  thou,Ile  recompence  evill 
3  o.blewnefs  of  a  wound  cleanfeth  away  ev.  i 
2 1 . 1  o  .foule  of  the  wicked  defireth  evill  I 
2 2. 3. a  prudent! 


EVI         EV-I 

2  z.j.  a  prudent  man  forefeeth  the  evill 

Chap.  27.  1  a. 
30.52.  or  if  thou  haft  thought  ra7/,ky  thine 

3  1 . 1 1.  (he  will  doe  him  good  and  not  evill 
Ecclef.2.2 1  .this  alfo  is  vanity,ancf  a  great  evill 

5 . 1  3  .there  is  a  fore  m#  which  I  have  feen 

1 6.  a  fore  ew/Z,  that  in  all  points  as  he  came 
6.  u  there  is  an  evill  which  I  have  feen  under 
Chap.io.y. 
9.  j .  this  is  an  evill  among  all  things 

heart  of  the  fonsof  men  is  full  oievill 
1 1  .a.  knoweft  not  what  evill  fhalbe  on  the  ear. 
lfa.\. 9-they  have  ftwarded  m#unto  themfelves 
5. 20. that  call  evill  good,and  good  evill 
7.1 5.  that  he  may  know  to  refufe  the  evill 

i6before  the  chi.fhal  know  to  refufe  the  ev . 
1  j.i  1. lie  punifti  the  world  for  their  evill 
3  j.i  5" .and  fhutteth  his  eyes  from  feeing  of  e v. 
45.7.1  mak:;  peace,  and  create  evill 

47.1 1.  therefore  (hall  evill  come  upon  thee 
y6.2.andkcepcch  his  hand  from  doing  of  evill 
5 7. 1  .right. is  taken  away  from  the  evil  to  come 

59.7.  their  feet;  run  to  evill 

65. 1 2.  but  did  evill  before  mine  eyes,  and 

Chap.  66. 4. 
■Jkr.ih^.oyit.  of  the  North  znevill  (hall  bre.forrh 
2.  j,  evill  (hall  come  upon  them 
4.4.  becaufe  of  the  evill  of  your  doings 

6.11e bring  evillitom  the  North 
5.1 2.  neither  (hall  evillcome  upon  us 
6. 1  .for  evill  appeareth  out  of  the  North 
7.  jo.hathdoheew#inmy  fight 
1 1.1 5.  when  thoudoftra#,then  thou  rejoyceft 

i7.pronounced  evill  againft  thee  for  the  ev. 
1 5 . 1 1  .to  intreat  thee  w  ell  in  the  time  of  evill 
1 7.1 7*thou  art  my  hope  in  the  day  oievill 

18.  bring  upon  them  the  day  of  evill 

1 8 .8 .  if  that  nation  turne  from  their  evill 

I  will  repent  of  the  evill  that  I  thought 
1 1  .behold,I  frame  evill  againft  you 
1 9. 1 5 .  all  the  evill  that  I  have  pronounced 

2 1. 1  o.I  have  fet  my  face  aga.  this  city  for  evill 
23.2.1k  vifit  upon  you  the  evilloiyoat  doings 

17.  no  evill  (hall  come  upon  you 
%  j.j  2.  tvill  (hall  go  forth  from  nation  tonati. 
26-  j .  that  I  may  repent  me  of  the  evill 

becaufe  of  the  evill  of  their  doings 

1  j  .and  the  Lord  will  repent  him  of  the  evill 

1 9.  and  the  Lord  repented  of  the  evill 
28.8.prophefied  both  of  evill,and  of  peftilence 
29.1 1.  thoughts  of  peace,and  not  oievill 
j  2.  jo.children  of  Judah  have  onely  done  evill 

3  2.  becaufe  of  all  the  evill  of  the  chil.oflfr. 
3  5 . 1 7. all  the  evil  I  have  pronounced  ag.them 
Chap.  36.  j  1. 
3  6. 3 .  Judah  will  hear  all  the  evill  which  I  purp. 
3  8.9.  thefe  men  have  done  evill  in  all  that 
4i.ii.heardofalltheefi/thatIfhmaelthefon 
42. 6.  or  w  hether  it  be  evill,  we  will  obey 

10.  for  I  repent  me  of  the  evill- 
44. 2. ye  h.tve  feen  all  the  evill  that  I  havebrou. 

1 1  .He  fet  my  face  againft  you  for  evill 

I7.were  well,and  faw  noneevill 

2  2.no  longer  bear5becaufe  of  the  ev.  of  your 
27.1k  watch  over  them  for  evill 

3  9.  (hall  furely  ftand  againft  you  for  evill 
48.2.in  Heflibon  they  have  devifed  evil  againft 
5 1.24.  all  their  evill  that  they  have  done  in  Si. 

60.  wrote  in  a  book  all  the  evill  that 
tf4.fl.1all  not  rife  from  the  evill  that  Ik  bring 
Lam.  j .  3  8  .of  the  moft  high  procee.not  ev .  &  good 
Ezgk  7.y.anefi//,an  only  ra#,behold,is  come 

1 4. 2  2.ye  (halbe  comforted  concerning  the  evil 
V>an.$.\^the  Lord  watched  upon  the  eviH 
Joel  2.ij.flowtoang.&  repenteth  him  of  the  ev. 
Amos  3.6.  (hall  there  be m# in  a  city,  and  the  L. 

5.14.  feek  good,  and  not  evill 

1  j. hate  the  evill,  and  love  the  good 
9.4.  and  Ik  fet  mine  eyes  on  them  for  evill 
lo.which  fay.  The  evill  (hall  not  overtake 
Jonah  3.10.  that  they  turned  from  their  evill  way 
God  repented  of  the  evill  that  he  had 
4. 2. and  repenteft  chee  of  the  evill 
Micah  1. 1 2. but  evill  came  down  from  the  Lord 
.  2.  i.wo  to  them  that  work  evill  upon  their  beds 
3  .againft  this  family  doe  I  devife  an  evill 


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E  V  I 


3. 2. hate  the  good,and  love  the  evill 
1 1  .none  evill  can  come  upon  us 
Nahum  1.1  i.that  imagineth  evill  againft  the  Lo. 
Hab.  1 . 1  j  .of  purer  eyes  then  to  behold  evill 

2-9-that  he  may  be  delivJrom  the  power  of  ev. 
Zeph.$,  1  y.thou  (halt  not  fee  evill  any  more 
Zech.y.  10.  let  none  of  you  imagine  evill 

Chap  8.17. 
M*/.2.i7.when  ye  fay,Every  one  that  doth  evill  is 
Mat.f.i  1  .and  (hall  fay  all  manner  of  evill  zg.you 
37.  more  then  thefe,  cometh  of  evill 
39. 1  fay  unto  you,  That  ye  refift  not  evill 
tf.j4.fufficient  unto  the  day  is  the  evill  thereof 
9.4.  wherefore  think  ye  evill  in  your  hearts 
27.23.why,whatet>.hathhe  done  Ate.  17.14. 
Lu\.  23,22. 
Afar.9.39.  that  can  lightly  fpeak  evill  of  me 
I#£.6.4f.bringeth  forth  that  which  is  evill 
Job. $.20.  every  one  that  doth  evill  hateth  the  light 
5.29.that  have  done  evilly  to  therefurr.  of  dam. 
i8.23.anfweredhim,lfl  have  fpoken evill, 

bear  witnefle  of  the  evill 
A£i.$.  1 3. how  much  evill  he  hath  done  to  thy  fain. 

23. 9. we  find  no  evill  in  this  man 
Rom. 2.9.  upon  every  foule  that  doth  evill 

7.i9.butthera//whichl  would  not,that  I  do 

2 1. when  I  would  dogood/t^isprefent 
9. 1 1 .  neither  having  done  any  good  or  evill 
I 2.9.  abhor  that  which  is  evill 

17.  recompence  no  man  evill  for  evill 
2 1 .  be  not  overcome  of  evill 
1 3 . 4.to  execute  wrath  upon  him  that  doth  evil 
14. 20.1S  ei>.for  that  man  who  eateth  wtb  often. 

16.19.  and  fimple  concerning  evill 
1  Cor.  1 3.5.  is  not  eafily  provoked,  thinketh  nocv. 
1  Tbef.  5 . 1 5  .fee  that  no  man  render  evill  for  evill 

2  i.abftain  from  all  appearance  of  evill 
1  Tim.6. 10.  love  of  money  is  the  root  of  all  evill 
2T202.4. 1 4. Alexander  —  did  me  much  evill 
Tit. 3. 2.  to  fpeak  evill  of  no  man 
Heb.  5   14.  to  difcerne  both  good  and  evill 
Jam.i.  8.  the  tongue  is  an  unruly  evill 

1  Pet.$><).  not  rendring  ra#  iot  tvill 
1 1  .let  him  efchew  cvill,and  doe  good 

3  Jeh.  1 1.  follow  not  thatwhich  isevill 
Bring,brongbt, or  not  bring  ©till. 

2  Sam.i  j.i4.kft  he  overtake  us,&  bring  ew.upon 
17.14.  Lord  might  bring  evill  upon  Ablalom 

1  lCi.14.10.Ilebringew.upon  the  houfe  of  Jerob. 

17.20.  haft  thou  alfo  brought  evillon  the  wid. 
21.21  .behold,  Ik  bring  evill  upon  thee 

29.I  will  not  bring  the  evill  in  his  dayes 

in  his  fans  dayes  will  I  bring  the  evill 

2  J&n,  2  2.1 6.behold,Ik  bring  evil  upon  this  place 
2  Cfc/0.34.24. 

2  Chro.24.28.aU  the  evill  that  Ik  bring  upon  this 
1/a.j  1.2.  will  bring  evill, 8c  will  not  call  back  his 
Jer.4.6. 1  will  bring  evill  from  the  north 
5.19.1k  bring  evill  upon  this  people 
11 . 1 1  .He  bring  ev.upon  them  which  they  fhall 
23.1k  bring  evil  upon  the  men  of  Anathoth 
19.  j.  I  will  bring  evill  upon  this  place 

2  3.12.1k  bring  ?w#,even  the  yeer  of  their  vif. 
25.29. 1  begin  to  bring  evill  on  the  city  that  is 
39.16.  Ik  bring  my  words  on  this  city  for  evill 
4  2. 1 7. or  efcape  from  the  evill  that  I  wil  bring 
45.5.I  will  bring  evill  upon  all  flefli 
49.j7.Ikbringra/upon  them,even  my  fierce 

Doe  joined  with  CWH,  See  JDoe. 
©Ml  for  good, 
Ge«.44.4.wherfore  have  ye  rewarded  ev.  for  good 
1  Sam.  25.21.  he  hath  requited  me  evill  for  good 
Pfal.  j  5. 1 2.they  rewarded  me  evill  for  good 

Pfal.  1 09.  j. 

3  8.20.  that  render  evill  for  good  are  mine  adv. 
Pro.  17.13.  whofo  rewardeth  evill  for  2pd&,evill 
Jet.  i8.20.(hall  evill  be  recompenced  for  good 

©bill  in  the  eyes  of  the  Lord. 

1  $.i6'.25.0mri  wrought  ev.ia  the  eys  of  the  L. 

2  Cfe'.2i.6.that  which  was  ev.'m  the  eys  of  the  L. 

Chap.29.6. 

Jer.%  2.2.did  that  w"1  was  ro.in  the  eyes  of  the  L. 

4Ebtl!  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord. 
Num.2  2.i3.that  had  done  etun  the  fight  of  the  L. 


EVI         EVI 

Judg.  2. 1 1 .  did  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 

Cha.3.7,12.  &4.1.&6.1.  &  10.6. 
&ij.  1.    iKiig.u.6.   &  i4.  2i. 

&  M.26,34.  &  16.7,30.  2  Ch.22.^.. 

&  33.2,22.  £36.5,9, n. 
3;  r  2.  done  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 
1  Sam. 1 5.19.  &  didft  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lo. 
1  Sam.  15.19.  and  didft  evill  in  the  light  of  the  L. 

1  Kwg.16.19.  in  Aoingevill  in  the  fight  of  the  L. 
21.20.fold  thy  felf  to  wor.etu'n  the  fig.of  the  L. 
22.52.  and  he  did  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 

2Kjng.8.i8. 

2  Kjng.3. 2.he  wrought  evill  in  thefightol the  L. 
8.27.and  did  evill  in  the  tight  of  the  Lord 
13. 2. did  that  which  was  evil  in  the  fi.of  the  L. 

V.i  1.  Chap.14.24.  &  15.9, 18,24,28 

&  17-2.     &  2t.2,20. 

1 7. 1 7. to  doeevill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 
21.16.  that  wch  was  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  L. 
23.3  2.did  that  wch  waseiun  the  fight  of  the  L. 
Vcr.  37.  Chip.i4.9,i9. 

1  Cw0.2.3.Erwasm#inthefightof  the  I.;*:' 

2  Chro.i  3 .6.  wrou.much  ev.  in  the  fight  ofihe  L 
From  OEblll. 

Gen.48.  16.  which  redeemed  me  from  all  evill 
1  Stf/«.2  5.39.and  hath  kept  his  fervant  from  evi'l 

1  Cbr.q.  1  o.  that  thou  wouldft  keep  me  from  evil 
Job  28.28.  to  depart  from  evtll  is  underftandin" 
P/S/.?4.i3.keep  thy  tongue  irom evill 

1 4-depart  from  evill,  and  doe  good 

Chap.37.27. 
1 2 1.7. Lord  (hall  preferve  thee  from  all  evill 
Pro.2  .7. fear  the  Lord,  and  depart  from  evill 
4.  27.  remove  thy  foot  from  evill 
13.19.  abominar,  to  fools  to  depart  from  evill 
1 4. 16.  a  wife  man  departeth  from  evill 
i6.6.by  the  fear  of  the  L.  men  depart  fiom  ev. 
1 7. high  way  of  the  upright  is  to  dep.  ito.ev. 
J/i.59. 1  f  .that  depar.from  cu.maketh  himf.a  prey 
Jer.^i.fox  they  proceed  from  evill  to  evill 

2  .22. from  their ra.\vay,&  fro.  theft-,  oftheir 
Mat. 6. 1 3. but  deliver  us  from cw#  Lul^.i  1.4. 
Joh.17. 1 5.that  thou  (houldft  deliv.them  irom  ev. 

2  Tbcf. 3 .  j.fhal  ftablifli  you,&  keep  you  from  evil 
1  P«.3.io.let  him  refrain  his  tongue  homevill 

Great  <EbtH,  See  05?cat, 
Put  away  ©btU. 
T>cu.  13.5  .put  the  ev  .a  way  from  the  midft  of  thee 
17.7.  lhalt  put  the  evill  away  from  among  you 
Chap.r9.i9.&  21.21.&  22.21. 
1 2.  thou  fhalt  put  the  evill  away  from  Lrael 
Chap.21.22. 
22.24.  Put  away  evill  from  am.  you  Ch.24.7. 
Judg.zo.  1 3. we  may  put  away  evillitom  Ifrael 
Ectlef.  1 1 . 1  o.and  put  away  evill  from  thy  flefh 
lfa.  1 .  1 6.  put  away  the  evill  of  your  doings 

Tbis<f£XsM. 
Exod  j  2.1  2.  &  repent  of  this  evill  aga. thy  people 

1  Sam. 6. 9.  then  be  hath  done  this  great  evill 
1 2. 1 9. we  have  added  this  evill,to  ask  a  King 

2  Sam.  1 3 . 1 6.this  evill  in  fending  me  away,is 

1  Kin.p.g.  the  L.  brought  upon  them  all  this  evill 

2  King.6. 3  3 .  behold,this  evill  is  of  the  Lord 
2  Chr.j.z  Ltheref.hath  he  brou.this  e^.upon  them 
Neh.i  j.i8.didnotour  God  bring  all  this  evill 

27.fhill  we  hearken,to  do  all  this  great  evill 
Job  2. 1 1.  heard  of  all  this  evill  that  was  come 
Pfal.  5 1 .4. and  done  this  evill  in  thy  fight 
Jer.  1 6. 1  o .pronounced  all  this  great  evill  agai.us 
3  2.2  j.  therefore  thou  haft  caufed  all  this  evill 

4 2. like  as  I  have  brought  all  this  evill 
40. 2. pronounced  this  evill  upon  this  place 
44.7.  wherefore  commit  ye  this  great  tvill 
2  j  .therefore  this  evill  is  happened  unto  you 
Dan.<).i$. all  this  evill  is  come  upon  us 
Jonah  1.7.  for  whofe  caufe  this  evill  is  upon  us 

Verfe  8. 

Getf.6. 5. thoughts  of  his  heart  were  only  evill 
8. 21  .imagination  of  mans  heart  is  onely  evill 
J7.20.fomem//beaft  hath  devoured  him 

Ver.jj. 
47.9.  few  and  evill  have  the  dayes  of  my 
Exod.s.19.  did  fee  that  they  were  in  evill  cafe 

j  j. 4.  when  the  people  heard  thefe  evill  tidings 

Lev. 26.  6.  &  I  will  rid  ew#beafts  cut  of  the  land 

'  Num.  1 4. 27.  how 


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E  VI 


Numb.  1 4,27-how  long  (hall  I  bear  with  this  evill 
20.  5.  to  being  us  into  this  evill  place 

Dea.1.3  5.  dial  not  one  —  of  this  w.gener.fee  this 
7. 1  5  .none  of  the  ra#  difeafes  of  Egypt  upon 
2 a.  14. and  bring  up  an  evill  nime  upon  her 

19.  brought  up  an  evill  name  upon  a  virgin 
28. 54.his  eyes  (hall  be  evill  towards  his  broth. 
56.her  eys  (halbe  evill  toward  the  husband  of 

1  Sd/».2.23.Iheareofyourrw#  dealings 
2  f.j.the  man  was  churlifh  &  evill  in  his  doings 

1  Ki#g.<;.4.neitheradverfary,  nor  evill  occurrent 

2  Kjng.z  1. 1  j.  have  done  that  which  was  evill 
E-^ra  9.13  .come  upon  us  for  our  evill  deeds 
Pfal.s7.19.  (hall  not  beafhamed  in  the  evill  time 

41 .8.  an  evill  difeafe  cleaveth  unto  him 
6 4. 5. encourage  themfelves  in  an  evill  matter 
78.4?:by  fending  evill  angels  among  them 
1 1  a«7.he  (hall  not  bt  afraid  of 'evill  tidings 
1 40. 1 1. let  not  an  evill  fpeafcer  be  eftablifhed 

Pw.61.i4. to  keep  thee  from  the  evill  woman 
14. 19.  the  evill  bow  before  the  good 
1  5.  1 5.  all  the  dayes  of  the  affli&ed  are  evill 

Ecclef.^.14.  but  thofe  riches  perifh  by  evill  travell 
6.2.  and  it  is  an  evill  difeafe 
9. 1 2-fiihcS  that  are  taken  in  an  evill  net 

lfa.7.  5  .have  taken  evill  counfell  together 
ji.7.inftrumentsof  thechurle  are  evill 
8. 3  .that  remaine  of  this  evill  family 
1 2. 1 4.  againft  all  my  evill  neighbours 

1  j .  10. this  evill peopIe,which  refufe  to  heare 
23.10.  and  their  courfe  is  evill 

24.  j.  and  the  evill  very  evill, 

that  cannot  be  eaten>  they  are  fo  ev ill 

S.and  as  the  evil  figs,which  cannot  be  eaten> 

they  are  fo  evill 

2  9.  t  7-that  cannot  be  eaten,they  are  fo  evill 
49.2 3 .  for  they  have  heard  evill  tidings 

E^fc.5  •  i6.upon  them  the  evill arrowes  of  famine 
1 7  .fend  upon  you  famine,and  evill  beads 
6.\  1. alas,  for  all  the  evill  abomination 
j 4. 25.  and  will  caufe  the  evill  beafts  to  ceafe 
j  8 . 1  o.  and  thou  (halt  think  an  evill  thought 
Hab.z.g.thzt  coveteth  an  ra#covetoufnefle  to  his 
Mai.  1.8.  if  ye  offer  the  blind,  is  it  not  m# 

and  if  ye  offer  the  lame,is  it  not  evill 
Mat.  j. 4.  f. his  S\m  to  rife  on  theev.&  on  the  good 
7.  1 1 .  if  ye  then  being  evill,  know  how 

Lu\e  11. i$. 
1 7.  corrupt  tree  bringeth  forth  evill  fruit 
iJj.agood  tree  cannot  bring  forth  evill  fruit 
12. 34.  how  can  ye,being  m#,fpeak  good 

3  9.  an  evill  generation  feeketb  after  a  (Tgne 
15.  19.  out  of  the  heart  proceed  evill  thoughts 
24.48.  but  if  that  evill  fervant  (lull  fay 
Af<fl\7.2i.outof  the  heart  of  men  proceed  eu.tho. 
Luk-6. 2  2.  and  call  out  your  name  as  evill 

3  ^.  is  kind  to  the  unthankfull,  &  to  the  ev. 
1 1 .29-this  is  an  evill  generation,  they  fee 
John  j.  19-becaufe  their  deeds  were  evill 
Alls  24.  20.  if  they  have  found  any  evill  doing  in 
1  Cor.ij.  3  $.ro.c6munications  corrupt  good  man. 
Ga/.r.4.niightdcliv.us  from  this  prefent  ev. world 
Epb.^-  3  i.let  m// (peaking  be  put  away  from  you 
5.i;6.redeemingthe  time,bec.  the  daies  are  ev. 
Phil.j.z.  beware  ofm#workers 
Col.  3 .  5  .mortifie  therefore  your  memb.ra.  concup. 
1  Tim  6.4.  whereof  cometh  emie,evill  furmifings 
Tit.  1 . 1  i.the  Cretians  are  alwaies  liers,m/  beafts 
Heft.  10. 2  2.  having  your  hearts  fprink.  from  anew. 
Jam.z.\..  &  are  become  judgers  of  evill  thoughts 
4.i6.in  yourboaftings,allfuch  rejoicing  isew. 
1  Pet.  2. 1  .w  hcrefore,lay  ing  afide  evill  fpeakings 
j .  r  7  .that  ye  fuffer  for  well  doing,then  for  evil 
4. 1 4.  on  their  part  he  is  evill  fpoken  of 
zjohni  1.  follow  not  that  which  is  evill 
Ret\2.2.canft  not  beare  them  which  are  evill 

<Sbfll  joynad  w  fth  day. 
fer.  17. 17.  thou  art  my  hope  in  the  day  of  evill 

1 8  .bring  upon  them  the  day  of  evill 
Amos  6.  3  .ye  that  put  far  away-the  evill  day 
Epbe f. 6.x 3. may  be  able  to  withftand  in  the  w.day 

4£\)iUd.iyes. 
Eccl.  1 2.i.remem-thy  Creator  while  the  eviU  daies 
Epb. 5.  16 .redeeming  the  time,becthe  daies  are  ev. 

4S'oUldo2?,ordom. 
fob  3. 20. neither  will  he  help  the  evill  doers 


Pfal.x6.<l.  I  have  hated  thecongreg.  of  evill  doers 
37»  !•  fret  not  thy  felf  becaufe  oi  evill  doers 

9.for  evill  doers  (hall  be  cut  off 
94.16.rife  up  for  me  againft  them//doers 
1 1 9. 1 1 5.  depart  from  me  ye  evill  doers 

Ifa.1.4.  a  feed  of  evill  doers 

9. 1 7-every  one  is  an  hypocrite, &  an  evill  doer 
14.20.feed  of  evill  doers  (hall  never  be  renow. 
3  r.  2.  will  arifc  againft  the  houfe  of  evill  doers 

Jer.zo.  1 3  .foul  of  the  poor  from  the  han.of  cvAo. 
23.14.they  ftrengthen  the  hinds  of  evill  doers 

2  Tiw.2.9.wherein  I  fuffer  trouble  as  an  evill  doer 

1  Pet.z.i  2.whereaS  they  fpeak  ag.you  as  cv.dotrs 

1 4.  for  the  punifhment  of  evill  doers 
3.16.  fpeakeevill  ofyou,  asofcvill doers 
4. 1 5.  let  none  ofyou  fuft'er  as  an  evill  doer 

&\>tlleye,  See  it  in  (fljrje, 
<&\)t\lhcaft. 

-7"e/.3.i7.nei.walkaftertheimag.of  their  f^.heart 
7.24.walked  in  the  imaginat.of  their  evil  heart 
1  i.8.every  one  in  the  imagin.  of  their  ev.  heart 
16. 1 2. walk  ev.one  aft. the  imag.ofhis  rz>.hearc 
1 8. 1 2. every  one  do  the  imagin. of  his  et'.heart 

Heb.i .  1 2.  left  there  bee  an  evill  heart  of  unbeleefr 
dEtotll  man,or  men. 

Job  35.12.  becaufe  of  the  pride  of  evil  men 

Pfal.io.  15.  break  the  arme  of 'the  evill  man 
140. 1. deliver  me,  O  Lord,  from  the  evill  man 

Pm>.2.i2.deliv.me  from  the  way  of  the  evill  man 
4.14-and  goenot  in  the  way  of  evill  men 
i2.12.the  wicked  defireth  the  net  of  evill  men 
1 7. 1 1  .an  evill  man  feeketh  only  rebellion 
24.  i  .be  not  envious  againft  an  evill  man 

1 9.  frer  not  thy  felfe  becaufe  of  evill  men 

20.  (hall  be  no  reward  to  the  evill  man 
28.5.  ew/Zmenunderftandnot  judgment 
29. 6. in  the  tranfgr.of  an  ef.man  there  is  a  fna. 

Mat.  1 2.3  5.  an  evill  man,  out  of  the  evill  treafure 

Lul;e  6.45. 

2  Tim.$.  1 3.  but  evill  men  (hall  waxe  worfe  and 

©toil!  report,  See  !SepO?t. 

€villfpirit. 

Jud.g.zi.zn  m#  fpirit  betw.  Abim.and  the  men 

1  Sam. 16. 1 4. an  evill  fpirit  from  rhe  Lord  troubl. 

1 5.  an  evill  fpirit  from  God  troublerh  thee 
\6.  when  the  evill  fpirit  from  G.  is  on  thee 
z^jevill  fpirit  from  God  was  upon  Saul 

and  the  evill  fpirit  deparred  from  him 
1 8.  io.ra#  fpirit  from  God  came  upon  rhem 
la.a.evill  fpirit  was  upon  Saul  as  he  fate 
Alls  i9.r  5.  the  evill  fpirit  anfwered,Paul  I  know 

1 6.  in  whom  the  ef.fpirit  was,leapt  on  them 

Cblll  /pirif  s. 
Lu\.7.  zr.  cured  many  of  their  plagues  ofet>.  fpir. 

8.2.  which  had  been  healed  of  evill  fpirits 
^#.19.12.  and  the  m#fpirits  went  out  of  them 
1 3.  to  call  over  them  which  had  evill  fpirits 
^ailltlnng.  : 
Nefc.13.17.  what  evill  thing  isthisthatyedoe 
Pfal.  141 .4. incline  not  thine  ear  to  any  evill  thing 
Ecclef.8.  3.  ftand  not  in  an  evill  thing 

S.whofokee.thecomm.fhalfeel  no cy.thing 
1 2. 1 4.thing,wheth.it  be  good,  or  whe.it  be  ev. 
fer.z.ig.  that  it  is  an  evill  thing 
Titus  2. 8.  having  no  evill  thing  to  fay  ofyou 

CfctU  things. 
/0/&.23.15.  Lord  bring  upon  you  all  evill  things 
Pw.15.28.  mouth  of  the  wick,  powreth  oute?;.t-h. 
Jer.i.  f.thou  haft  fpoken  and  done  evill  things 
Mat.  1 2.3  f  .an  evill  man  bringeth  forth  ef.things 
Mar. 7.2  3  .all  thefe  evill  things  come  from  within 
Luke  16.25.  and  likewife  Lazarus  evill  things 
Rom.  1.  30.  inventers  of  evill  things 
i  Car. 10,6. vie  (hould  not  luft  after  evill  things 

(Etitil  time. 
Eccl.g.  1 2.fo  are  the  fons  of  men  fnared  in  fy.time 
Amos  5.1 3.keep  (ilence,fof  it  is  an  evill  time 
Micah  2.  3 .  for  this  time  is  evill 
<&\ii\\waj.    . 
1  iQn.  13.33  •  Jerob.  returned  not  from  his  ev.yizy 
P/iz/.ii9.ioi.refrained  my  feet  from  every  ra.way 
P/O.8.13.  fear  of  the  Lord  is  to  hate  the  evill  way 
28. r  o.caufeth  the  right.to  go  aftr.in  an  ev.  way 
Jer.i%.\i.  turn  ye  every  one  from  hisra'#way 
23.22. (hould  have  turned  them  fr.theircw.way 
25.5  .turn  ye  every  one  from  his  evill  way 
F  f 


E  V  I  E  VI E  VI       EUN 

26.  3  .and  turn-  every  man  from  his  evill  way 
3  5. 1 3. return  every  man  from  his  evill  way 
36.3.  may  return  every  man  from  his  evill  way 
7.  and  will  return  every  one  from  his  ev.vray 
Jonah  3. 8. let  them  turn  every  one  frorn  his  ev.w. 
io.faw  that  they  turned  from  their  evill  way 
Ct)(Ii  voayes. 
2  Kin.  1 7.1 3 .  faying,  Turn  ye  from  your  fB-waies 
E'Kck-  3  3-n  .turn  ye,turn  ye  from  your  evill  waies 
3  6.3  1  .fhal  ye  remember  your  owne  evill  waves 
Zech.  1 .4-turn  y e  no w  from  your  evill  wayes 

OEtiU  vao'i\. 
Ecclef.4..  3 .  who  hath  not  feen  the  evill  work 

8. 1  i.beoufe  fentence  againft  an  evill  work  is 
2  Ti#z.4.i8.fh.illdeliverme  from  every  evill  work 
James  3.  i6.there  is  confufion,&  every  evill  work 

<!5Ullw9<is. 
John  7. 7.  that  the  works  thereof  are  evill 
Rom.  1 3.3  .not  a  terr.to  good  works,  but  to  the  ev. 
1  John  j.  1 2.  becaufe  his  works'  were  evill 

€btfl. 
Exo.^.zz.  whcref.haft  thoacv.  intreatedthispco. 
Df«£.26.6\and  the  Egyptians  evill  intrcated  us 
1  Cfc\7.2  3.becaufe  it  was  evill  with  his  houfe 
Job  24.2 1  .heevill  intreateth  the  barren 
/e/?.i8.23.ifl  have  fpoken  evill,  bear  witneffe 
Alls  7.6.  and  intreat  them  evill  four  hundr.  yeers 
i9.andra//intreated  our  fathers 
i4.2.their  minds  evill  affeded  ag.  their  brethr. 
i9-9.but  fpake  evill  of  that  way  before  the  mul. 
2  3 . 5 .  thou  (halt  not  fpeak  evill  of  the  ruler  of 
Rom.  1 4.6.  let  not  your  good  be  evill  fpoken  of 
1  Cflr.10.30.  why  am  I  evill  fpoken  of 
Jam. 4.1 1. fpeak  not  evill  one  of  another 

that  fpeaketh  evill  of  hisbro  judg.his 
fpeakech  evill  of  the  law,  and  judgeth 

1  Pet.  3. 1 6.that  whereas  they  fpeak  evill  ofyou 
4.  4.  fpeaking  evill  ofyou 

2  Pet.z.z.  the  way  of  truth  dial  be  evill  fpoken  of 
1  o .  they  are  not  afraid  to  fpeak  ev  ill  o  f 
1 2. fpeak  evill  of  the  things  they  underft.not 

Jude  8.  and  fpeak  evill  of  dignities 

10.  but  thefe  fpeak  evill  of  thofe  things  wch 

:  /  ©site. 

Deut.i  i.i7.and  many  evilsmzll  befall  them 

arc  not  thefe  evils  come  upon  us  becaufe 

1 8. for  all  the  evils  which  they  (hall  have  vvr. 

2 1  .come  to  pafle,when  many  evils  are  befal. 

Pfal. 40. 1 2.innumerable  evils  have  compaffed  me 

Jer.z.  1 3. my  people  have  committed  two  evils 

E\el{.6.9-  they  (hall  loath  themfelves  for  the  evils 

20.43.fhaU  loath  your  felves  for  all  yomevils 
Lul^e  3.19.  and  for  all  the  evils  which  Herod  had 

©WlmeroDacrj. 
2  King.  2  5 .27.  Evilmerodach  the  K.Babylon  began 
Jer.^z.i  1  .Evilmerodach  lifted  up  the  head  of 

2  Tiw.  1. 5. faith,  vi'h  was  firft  in  thy  moth.  Eunice 

(Eunuch. 

Ifa.  56.3  .neither  let  the  Eunuch  fay,I  am  a  dry  tree 
jer.  5  2. 2  5.  he  took  out  of  the  city  an  Eunuch 
Acts  8.27.an  Eunuch  had  come  to  Jerufalem 
34.  and  the  Eunuch  anfvvered,Hovv  can  I 
36.  Eunuch  Did,  Here  is  water 

38.  went  down  both  Philip  &  the  Eunuch 

39.  the  Eunuch  faw  him  no  more 
Cututcbeg. 

2  K}ng.o.-$  2.there  looked  out  two  or  three  Eunuc. 
20.x  8ifhall  be  Eunuches  in  the  palace  of  the 

Ifa.ig.j. 

Ifa.s6.a_.  thus  faith  the  Lord  unto  the  Eunuches 

Jer.  2 9. 2. after  the  Eunuches  were  departed 
34.19.  £«s«cf>wwhich  paired  between 
38.7.  when  one  of  the  Eunuches  heard 
41.16.  Eunucbeswhom  he  had  brought 

Dan.  i.  3.  fpake  unto  the  matter  of  his  Eunmhes 

7.  prince  of  the  Eunuches  gave  njmes 

8.  requefted  of  the  prince  of  the  Eunuches 
9.Dan.  into  fav.  with  the  prince  of  the  Eun. 
10.  prince  of  the  Eunuches  faid  unto  Daniel 


1 1. prince 


of  the  EunUches  had  fet  over 


1 8. prince  of  the  Emuches  brought  them 
Matth.  1 9. 1 2-fome  Eunuches  which  were  fo  born 
fome  Emuches  made  Eunuches  of  men 
and  there  bee  Eunuchs  which  have 
made  themfelves  Eunuchs  for  j 
<SiioDlaisJ 


EUP        EX  A 

CuojOfag. 
Phil.^.z.  I  befeech  Euodias  and  Syntiche 

<flJupfji3tCff. 
Gen.  2.14.  the  fourth  river  is  Euphrates 

1  J.  1 8.  the  great  river,  the  river  Euphrates 
Deut.  1.7.  unto  the  gre3t  river  Euphrates 

1 1 .  14.  be  yours,  from  the  river  Euphrates 
fofi.  1 . 4.  from  the  wildernefle  unto  Euphrates 
2  Sam.S.  3 .  went  to  recover  his  border  at  Euphrat. 
zl<^ing.z^.i9.Phanoh  went  up  to  Euphrates 

24.7.  from  the  river  of  Egypt  unto  Euphrates 

1  Chr 0.^.9.  hee  inhabited  from  the  river  Euphrates 
1 8.  j.  his  dominion  by  the  river  Euphrates 

i  dOT.jy^o.  Nechoc3me  to  fight  by  Euphrates 
fcr.13.4..  arife,  go  to  Euphrates  Ver.6. 

5.  fo  I  went,  and  hid  it  by  Euphrates 

7.  then  I  went  to  Euphrates, and  digged 
46".  2.  by  the  river  Euphrates,in  Carchemifh 

6.  they  (hall  fall  by  the  river  Euphrates 

1  o.  hath  a  facrifice  by  the  river  Euphrates 
1 1.^3.  caft  intothemidftof£«];fc/'fl/M 
Rev.  9. 1 4.  bound  in  the  river  Euphrates 

1 6. 1  2.angel  powred  his  viall  upon  Euphrates 

<£nroclt>Don, 

Aclsij.  14.  tempeftuous  wind  called  Eumlydon 

©ittlc!)ti0. 
Affs  20.9.  (ate  a  young  man  named  Eiitichus 

<£roe,or  <&m8. 
GeK.21.28.  Abrah.  fet  feven  cw  lambs  by  themf. 
29.  what  mean  thefe  feven  ewe  lambs 
30. theft  feven  ewe  lambs  (halt  thou  take 
3 1 .  j  8.  thy  ewes  have  not  caft  their  you  rig  '" 
j  2.1 4.  two  hundred  ewes,  and  twenty  rams 
lew.  14. 10.  (hall  take  one  ewe  lamb  of  the  firft 
22.28.  whether  cow  or  ewe,  ye  (hall  not 

2  &a».  1 2.  j .  poor  man  had  noth.fave  one  ewe  la. 
P/2/.78.7 1.  from  following  the  ewes  great  with 

Ifycact. 
Dfflf.i  ?.  2.  he  (hall  not  exact  it  of  his  neighbour 

2 .  of  a  forreiner  thou  mayeft  eA^t?  it 
Nehem.f.  7.  faid  unto  them,  Yee  exact  ufury 
10. 1  might  exact  of  them  money 
1 1.  reftore  that  ye  exact  of  them 
Pfal.Sp.  22.  the  enemy  (hall  not  exacl  upon  him 
lfa.  5  8 . 3  .yee  ew<5  all  your  labours 
Luke  2 . 1  j  .e.r<j#  no  more  then  that  appointed 

CjcattcD. 

2  King.  1  j.  20.  Menahem  exacted  the  money 

23. 3  5.  hee  exacted  the  filver  and  the  gold 

Cjeactetl), 

J0&  1  i.6.G.exaitetho£ thee  lefle  then  thine  iniq. 

CjCattfon. 
Nffe.  10.31.  leave  the  exaction  of  every  debt 

factions. 
£5^.4  y.  9.  take  away  your  f xactions 

lfa.60.1j.  I  will  make  thine  exactors  righteoufn. 

Cjeait. 

■E.T0. 1 5. 2. he  is  my  fathers  God,&  I  wil  exalt  him 

1  Sam.z.zo.exalt  the  horn  of  his  anointed 
fob  17.4.  therefore  (halt  thou  not  e.rdft  them 
P/y.34. 3.  let  usexalthls  name  together 

37.34.  he  (hnllcxalt  thee  to  inherit  the  land 
66.7.1et  not  the  rebellious  exalt  themfelves 
92.io.butmyhorn(halt  thouexalt 
99.5.  exalt  yee  the  Lord  our  God,and  worfliip 

9.  exalt  the  Lord  our  God,and  worfhip 
107. 3  2.1et  them  exalt  him  alfo  in  the  congreg. 
1 18.28.  my  God,  I  will  exalt  thee 
140.  8.  left  they  exalt  themfelves 
Prov.4-.  8-  exa-t  her,  and  (he  (hall  promote  thee 
lfa.  13.2.  exalt  the  voice  unto  them,and  (hake 
1 4. 1 3 .1  will  e.tdfr  my  throne  above  the  ftars 
af  .1. 0  Lo.thou  art  my  God,I  will  exalt  thee 
£•^.2 1. 2 6.  exalt  him  that  is  low,  and  abafe  him 
29. 1  ?.  neither  (hall  it  eatfA  it  felfe 
31.14.  to  the  end  noaeexalt  themfelves 
Dan.  1 1 . 1 4.robbers  of  thy  people  exalt  themfelves 

3  <S.  the  King —  exalt  himfelfe 
Hof.  1 1. 7.  none  at  all  would  exalt  him 
0W.4.though  thou  e#<ift  thy  felf  as  the  eagle 
Mat.  23.11.  whofoever  doth  exalt  himfelfe 

2  Cor.  1 1 .  10.  if  a  man  e#tfft  himfelfe,  if  a  man 
1  Pet.  5 .6.  that  he  may  exalt  you  in  due  time 

(EjealteD. 
Numb  24.  7.  his  kingdome  (hall  be  exalted 


E  X  A        EX  A 

1  SdM.  2 . 1 .  my  horne  is  exalted  in  the  Lord 

2  Sam.%.\z.  that  hee  had  exalted  his  kingdome 

22.47  exalted  be  the  God  of  my  falvation 

1  King.i.  5.  then  Adonijah  exalted  himfelfe 

14.7. 1  exalted  thee  from  among  the  people 
16.  2. 1  exalted  thee  out  of  the  duft 

2  JOag-19.22.aga.whom  haft  thou  exalted  thy  felf 
1  Cfoa.29. '  1 -thou  artexflfrei  as  head  above  all 
Neh.p.<y.  which  is  exalted  above  all  bleffing 

fob  j.  1 1.  thofe  thatmourne  may  be  exalted 
24.24.they  are  exalted  for  a  little  while 
36.7.eftablifh  them  for  ever,&  they  are  exalted 
Pfalm.  1 2.  8 .  the  vileft  men  are  exalted 
13.2.  how  long  (hall  my  enemy  be  exalted 
18.46.  the  God  of  my  falvation  is  exalted 
2  i.i  3  be  thou  cxalted,Lovd,  in  thine  own  ftr. 
46. 10. 1  will  be  exalted  among  the  heathen 

I  will  bee  exalted  in  the  earth 
47. 9. of  the  ear.belong  to  G.he  is  greatly  exalt. 
57.5.  be  thou  exalted,  O  God  Verfcu. 

7 $.  10.  the  righteous  (hall  beeexalted 
89.16.in  thy  righteoufnefle  (hall  they  be  exalt. 
17. in  thy  favour  our  horn  (hall  be  exalted 
1  p.  I  have  exalted  one  chofen  out  of  the  peo. 
24. in  my  Name  (hall  his  horn  be  exalted 
97.9.  thou  art  exalted  far  above  other  Gods 
108.  5.  bee  exalted  above  the  heavens 
1 1 2.9.  his  horne  (hall  beeexalted 
1 1 8 . 1 6.  the  right  hand  of  the  Lord  is  exalted 
Prov.11.  1 1.  by  the  upright  the  city  is  exalted 
lfa.z.z.  (hall  bee  exalted  above  the  hils 

1 1.  the  Lord  (hall  be  exalted  in  that  day 
1 7.  the  Lord  alone  (hall  bee  exalted 
%.  1 6.  the  Lord  of  hoftes  (hall  be  exalted 
1 2.4.make  mention  that  his  Name  is  exalted 
30.1 8.  will  beexalted,  that  he  may  have  mercy 
3 3-j.the L.is exaltedJot  he  dwelleth  on  high 
lo.now  wilHbef.TOW,now  willl  lift  up 
37.23.  againft  whom  haft  thou  cxaltedthy  felf 
40. 4.  every  valley  fliall  beexalted 
49. 1 1 .  my  high  wayes  (hall  bee  exalted 
5  * .  1 3  .my  fer.fhal  deal  prudently,  he  fhalbe  ex. 
£^£.17.24. 1  the  Lord  exalted  the  low  tree 
19. 1 1.  and  her  ftaturewas  exalted 
3 1.  j.  his  height  was  exalted  above  all  the  trees 
Hof  1 3 . 1 .  Ephraim  exalted  himfelfe  in  Ifracl 

t».and  their  heart  was  exalted 
Micah  4. 1 .  it  (hall  be  exalted  above  the  hils 
Matth.  11.23.  Capernaum  art  exalted  unto  heaven 

Lu\e.  1  o.  1 5 . 
2  3 . 1 2.he  that  (hall  humble  himfelf  (halbe  exal. 
Luke  1.  5  2.  hee  exalted  them  of  low  degree 
1 4.1 1. he  that  humbleth  himfelf  (hall  be  exalted 
Cha.18.14. 
Ails  2.3  3.  by  the  right  hand  of  God  exalted 
5". 3 1  .him  hath  God  exaltedwith  hisright  hand 
13.17.the  God  of  Ifrael — exaltedthe  people 
2  Cor. 1 1.7.  that  you  might  be  exalted 
1 2.7.1eft  I  fhould  be  exalted  above  meafure 

Verfe  7. 
Phil.z.9.  God  hath  highly  exalted  him 
fames  1  .p.rejoyce,  that  hee  is  exalted 

Cjcalteft, 
Exod.g.  1 7.  as  yet  exaltejl  thou  thy  felfe 

dEjcaltetrj, 
fob  3  6. 2  2 .  God  exalteth  by  his  power 
Pfal.  148. 1 4.  he  exalteth  the  horn  of  his  people 
Prov.  14.29.  he  that  is  hafty  of  fpirit  exalteth  folly 
34.  righteoufnefle  exalteth  a  nation 
17.  19.  he  that  exalteth  his  gate  feeketh  deftiu. 
&%  1 4. 1 1,  exalteth  himfelfe  fliall  be  abafed 

Chap.  1 8. 1 4. 
1  Cor.  10.  j .cafting  down  every  thing  that  exalteth 
z  Tbef.z.q.  exalteth  himfelfe  above  all  that  is 

famine.  3 
Ezra  10.  i6.fate  down  to  examine  the  matter 
Pfal. z6.z.  examine  me,  O  Lord,and  prove  me 
1  Cm. 9. 3.mine  anfwer  to  them  that  doe  examine 

11.28.  let  a  man  examine  himfelfe 
1  Cor.  13.  y.  examine  your  felves,  prove  your  felves 

examination* 
Acts  2  j.26\that  after  examination  had,I  might 

CicamineO. 
Luke  23. 14. 1  have  examined  him  before  you 
Acts  4. 9.  if  wee  this  day  be  examined 
12.19.  Herod  examined  the  keepers 


EX  C       EX  C 

22.24.  that  he  fhould  be  examinedby  fcourging 
29>they  departed  which  fhould  hzveexamiu. 
28. 1 8.  when  they  had  examined  mte 
(Sjcaminittg, 
^5*  24.8.by  cxammmgot  whom,thy  felf  mayeft 

Cjtample. 
Mat. 1. 1 9.not  willing  to  make  her  a  publ.Md»zj>/£ 
/ofc.  1 3 . 1  j .  I  have  given  you  an  example 
Phil.  3 . 1 7  .yee  have  us  for  an  example 
2  Thef.  3 .  y .  to  make  our  felves  an  example 
1  Tim. 4.1  2. bee  an  example  of  beleevers 
H1&.4.1  i.left  any  man  fall  after  the  fame  example 

8.5  .ferve  unto  the  example  of  heavenly  things 
fames  ?.  10. take  the  prophets  for  an  example 

1  Pet.z.  2  i.Chrift  fuffered  for  us,leaving  an  exam. 

2  Pct.z.6.  making  them  an  example 
fuck  7. are  fet  fdtth  for  an  example 

Samples, 
1  Cor.  10.  6.  now  thefe  things  were  our  examples 

1 1  .thefe  things  happened  for  examples 
1  Thef.  1 .  7.  yee  were  examples  to  all 

1  Pet '.  $ .  3 .  being  examples  to  the  flock 

©jtceeO, 
De#/.  25.3.  fourty  ftripes,  and  not  exceed 

left  if  hee  (hould  exceed 
Mat.^.zo.  except  your  righteoufnefle  exceed 

2  Cor.  3.7.  miniftiation  of  righteoufnefle  £*#&/ 

1  Sam. 10. 41.  they  wept,  till  David  exceeded 

1  Kjng.  10.23.  King  Solomonexceeded  all  kin<*s 
j^i.36.9.  fheweth  their  tranfgre(fions,they  excee. 

CicceeDeft. 

2  Chron.9.6.  thou  exeeedcfl  the  fame  that 
Cjcceeoetrj. 

1  King.xo.-}.  thy  wifdomee.«mfeb  the  fame 
(DJyceeOing. 

Got.  1  ?.  1  .He  be  thy  exceeding  great  reward 
17.6.  lie  make  thee  exceeding  fruitfull 
27.34.  Efau  cried  with  an  exceeding  cry 

Exod.  1 .7.  children  of  Ifr.  waxed  exceeding  mighty 
1 9. 1 6.voice  of  the  trumpet  exceeding  loud 

Num.14.  7.  the  land  is  exceeding  s^ood 

1  Saw.  2 . 3 .  talke  no  more  fo  exceeding  proudly 

2  Sam.S.S.  David  took  exceeding  much  brafle 
12.  2.  man  had  exceeding  many  flocks 

1  K,mg.^.z9»G-  gave  Sol.wifdomee#««fog  much 
7.47.  veffels  were  exceeding  many 

1  Chrmt.zo.z.  brought  exceeding  much  fpoile 
22.5 .  muft  bee  w^ftfozgmagnificall 

2  Chron.  1 1 . 1 2.  made  them  exceeding  ftrong 
14. 14.  was  exceeding  much  fpoile 
1 6. 1  2.  his  difeafe  was  exceeding  great 
3  2.  27.  Hezekiah  had  ftftewfegmuch  riches 

Pfal. 11.6.  haft  thou  made  him  exceeding 
43.4.  goe  unto  God  my  exceedingly 
1 19.9^.  thy  commandements  are  exced.  broad 
Prov.  30.24.  foure  things  ate  exceeding  wife 
Ecclef.j.zq.  is  far  offend  exceeding  deep 
7f/'.48.  29.  Moab  is  exceeding  proud 
£^.9.  9.  the  iniquity  is  exceeding  great 
16.  13.  thou  waft  exceeding  great 
23.1  j. exceeding  in  dyed  attire  upon  their  heads 
37. io.ftood  up  anexceeding great  army 

47. 1  o.fifh  of  the  great  fea  exceeding  many 
Van.i.  22.  and  the  furnace  exceeding  hot 

6.23.  then  was  the  King  exceeding  glad 
7. 19.  the  fourth  beaft  —  exceeding  dreadfull 
8.9.3  little  horn,which  waxed  exceeding  great 

fonah  3.3.  Nineveh  was  an  exceeding  great  city 
4.6.Jonah  was  exceeding  glad  of  the  gourd  j 

Ate.2.10.  they  rejoyced  with  exceedingly 
16.  Herod  was  exceeding  wroth 
.  4.8.  taketh  him  into  an  exceeding  high  mount. 
f .  1 2.  rejoice,  and  be  exceeding  glad 
8.28.  two  poflefled  with  dive\s,excee£ng  fierce 

17.2  3  .and  they  were  exceeding  forry 
26.22.and  they  were  exceeding  forrowfull 

38.  my  foule  is  exceeding  forrowfull 

Mar.  14.34, 
Mark  6'  l&-  the  King  was  exceeding  forty 

9.3.raiment  became  (h.ining,exeeeding  white 
Luke  23.8.  Herod  was  exceeding  glad 
/4^>7.20.Mofes  was  exceeding  faire 
&«8»7 . 1 3 .  (in  might  become  exceeding  flnfull 
2  C0/.4. 17.  worketh  for  more  exceeding  glory 
7.4. 1  am  exceeding  joyfull 

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EX  C 


E  X  C 


9. 1 4.for  the  exceeding  grace  of  God 
Eph. 1.19.  what  Is  the  exceeding  greatneffe  of  his 
2.7.{hew  the  exceeding  riches  or  his  grace 
?.io.abk  to  doe  exceeding  abundantly 
J  Tim.i.  14.  grace  of  our  Lord  was  exceed.abund. 

1  Per.4. 1  j  .be  glad  with  exceeding  joy 

2  Vet.  1 .4.  are  given  exceeding  precious  promifes 
Jude  14.  prefent  you  with  exceedingly 
Rev.i6.zi.die.  plague  was  exceeding  great 

Cjcceerjfnjlp. 
Gea.7.19.  waters  prevailed  exceedingly 
13.1  j.finners  before  the  Lord  exceedingly 

1 6. 10.  lie  multiply  thy  feed  exceedingly 
17.2.1  will  multiply  thee  exceedingly 

20.1le  multiply  lihmzel  exceedingly 
2  7 .  j  j.Ifaac  trembled  very  exceedingly 
1 0.43  Jacob  increafed  exceedingly 
47. 17. grew,  and  multiplied  exceedingly 
I  1  Sam.16.z1. 1  have  erred  exceedingly 
2  5<w».  1  j .  1 5" .  Amnon  hated  her  exceedingly 
2  Kjng.i  0.4,  they  were  exceedingly  afFraid 
1  Cb,o-i9.z  5  .Lord  magnified  Solomon  exceeding. 
z  Chron.  1 .  r .  and  magnified  him  exceedingly 
1 7. 1 2.and  Jchoftnphat  waxed  great  exceedingly 
26.8.  for  he  ftrengthened  himfelfe  exceedingly 
Neb.z.  10.  it  grieved  them  exceedingly 
Efth.4.4.  the  Queen  was  exceedingly  grieved 
/»&  3.22.  which  rejoyce  exceedingly 
Pfal.6S.i .  let  them  exceedingly  rejoyce 

106.  i4.1ufted  exceedingly  in  the  wildernefTe 
irj.io^.teftimoniesjllove  them  exceedingly 
1  z  3 . 3 .  exceedingly  filled  w  ith  contempt 
^.exceedingly  filled  with  fcorning 
J/d.24.19.  the  earth  is  moved  exceedingly 
Dan.7.7.  fourth  beaft  ftrong  exceedingly 
Jonah  1 .  10.  were  exceedingly  affraid 

16.  men  feared  the  Lord  exceedingly 
4. 1.  it  difpleafed  Jonah  exceedingly  _ 
Mtuth.  19.  25.  they  were  exceedingly  affraid 
.Marfc  4.4-1.  and  they  feared  exceedingly 

1  j.i  4. cried  out  exceedingly ,Crucifie  him 
/ffifa  1 6. 20-  doe  exceedingly  trouble  our  citie 
26.  1 1.  exceedingly  mad  againft  them 
27.18.  exceedingly  tofTed  with  a  tempeft 
z  Cor.  j.  1  j .  exceedingly  the  more  joyed 
Gal.  1. 1  ^.exceedingly  zealous  of  the  traditions 
1  Thef.  j .  1  o.  night  and  day  praying  exceedingly 
zThef.  i.j.  your  faith groweth  exceedingly 
Heb. 1 2. 2 1 . 1  exceedingly  feare  and  quake 

Cjcrell. 
Ge«.49.4.unftable  as  water,thou  (halt  not  w«ff 
1  Cb>-o.i5.2i.harpson  the  Sheminith  to  excell 
Pfal.  103. 20.  his  angels,that  <:.*«#  in  ftrcngth 
Ifa.  10.  io-  graven  images  doe  excell 
1  Cor.  14. 1  i.fcek  that  ye  imy  e#« #  to  edifying 
CjXelUD. 

1  King.  4. 3  o.  Solomons  wifdome  excelled 

(Ejccelleft. 
Prov.^i.  29.  but  thou  excelled  them  all 

©jteslletfj. 
Ecclef.z.  1 3. wifdome  excelletb  folly,  as  far 

as  light  excelletb  datkneffe 

2  Cor.  3,1  o.  by  reafon  of  the  glory  that  excelletb 

Cierellencp. 
Gra.49.3.  theexcellency  of  dignity,and  excellency 
Exod.  1  5  .7.  in  the  greatneffe  of  thy  excellency 
Deut.n.  26.  in  his  excellency  on  the  skie 

19.  the  fword  of  thy  excellency 
Job  4.21.  not  their  excellency— in  them  go  away  ? 

1 3 . 1 1.  his  excellency  make  you  affraid 

10.6. through  his  excellency  mount  up  to  heaven 

3  7.4.thundereth  with  the  voice  of  his  excellen. 

40.  io.deck  thy  felfe  with  excellency 
Pfal.47  .^.excellency  of  Jacob  whom  he  loved 

6.1.4. to  caft  him  from  his  excellency 

68.3  4-his  excellency  is  over  Ifrael 
Eccte f7.1z.bMt  the  excellency  of  knowledge 
lfa.i  3 .  19.  beauty  of  the  Caldees  excellency 

3  5.2.  the  excellency  of  Carmel  and  Sharon 

and  the  excellency  of  out  God 

60. 1  5  .will  make  thee  an  cternall  excellency 
£^f.  24.21. San  c~tuary,the£.Me  fag  of  yout  ftren. 
Amos  6.8.1  abhor  the  excellency  of  Jacob 

8. 7.  fworne  by  the  excellency  of  Jacob 
Nahum  2.2.  turned  away  the  excellency  of  Jacob 
as  the  excellency  of  Ifrael 


1  Cor.  2.1.I  came  not  with  excellency  of  fpeech 

2  Cor.^.7. excellency  of  power  may  be  of  God 
PfeJ/.3.8.  loffe  for  the  excellency  of  Chtift 

<£jcceHent, 
£/^.i.4.when  he  (hewed  his  excellent  majefty 
Job  37.23.  Almighty  is  excellent  in  power 
P/^.8.1.  how  excellent  is  thy  name  Verf.90. 

16.3.  and  to  the  excellent ,in  whom  is  all 
3,6.7..  how  excellent  is  thy  loving  kindnelfe  . 
76.4. thou  art  more  —-excellent  then  the  moun. 
141.  5.  it  (hall  be  an  excellent  oyle 

1 48.1 3 .  his  Name  alone  is  excellent 

1 50.2.  praife  him  acording  to  his  excellent 
Prov.8.6.1  will  fpeak  of  exce  llent  things 

t  2. 26 .righteous  more  excellent  then  his  neigh. 

17.7  .excellent  fpeech  becometh  not  a  fool 
27  .man  of  understand  ing  is  of  an  excel.fyiz . 

z  2. 20. have  I  not  written  to  the  excellent 
Cant.%.i%. his  countenance  excellent  as  the  cedars 
//j.4.2 .  fruit  of  the  earth  (hall  be  excellent 

12.5.  Lord  hath  done  excellent  things 

18.29.  Lord  is  excellent  in  working 
E^.i6.  7.  come  to  excellent  ornaments 
Dan.z.$  1.  image,  whofe brightneffe  wasexcellent 

4.36. excellent  majefty  was  added  unto  me 

5 . 1 2.  an  excellent  fpirit  was  found  in  Daniel 
^.excellent  wifdome  is  found  in  thee 

6.3.  an  excellent  fpirit  was  in  him 
!.«£.  1. 3  .to  write  to  thee,mo&.exce llent  Theophil. 
Ads  2  3.2<S.ClaudiuSjtotheea:««'«tf  Governour 
Rom.  z.  18.  approved  things  that  are  more  excellent 
1  Cor.  1 2. 3 1 .1  (hew  unto  you  a  more  excellent  way 
Phhl.iAo.  approve  things  that  are  excellent 
Heb.  1-4.  obtained  a  more  excellent  name 

8.6.  he  obtained  a  more  excellent  miniftery 

1 1.4.  Abel  offered  a  more  excellent  facrifice 
1  Pet.  1.17.3  voice  from  the  excellent  Glory 

Gen.%  i.^i'txcept  the  God  of  my  father  had  been 
3  2.26.  He  not  let  thee  goe  except  thou  bleffe 

42. 1  5 .  except  your  youngeft  brother  come 
43.  j.  except  your  brother  bee  with  you 

Verfe  5. 
10.  except  we  had  lingered,  furely  now 

44. 2  3.  except  your  yongeft  brother  come  down 
26.  we  may  not  fee  the  mans  hce,except 

4f.z6.except  the  land  of  thepricfts  only 
Num.  16.13.  except  thou  make  thy  felfe  —  a  prince 
Deut.  3  2. io.except  their  Rock  had  fold  them 
Jofh.7.  1  z. except  you  deftroy  the  accurfed 

1  Sam.z^.i^.except  thou  hadfthafted,furely 

2  Sam. j. 9. except  as  the  Lord  hath  fworne 

1 3  .not  fee  my  hce,except  firft  thou  bring 
5  .6.  except  thou  take  away  the  blind 
z  Kjng,$.z<L.  flack  not,  except  I  bid  thee 
Eftb.z.14.  except  the  King  delighted  in  her 

4. 1 1 .  except  the  King  (hall  hold  out 
Pfal.  1 27. 1. except  the  Lord  build  the  houfe,  they 
except  the  Lord  keep  the  city,the  watchm. 
P/0.4- 1 6. they  fleep  not  except  they  have  done 
Ifa.  1. 9.  except  the  Lord  had  left  unto  us 
Dan.z.i  i.none  can  (hevfiexcept  the  gods 
3.28.  nor  worfhip  any— except  their  God 
6.  j  .occa(ion,ear<;.concerning  the  law  of  his  G. 
Amo.  3 . 3  .can  two  walk  toge.except  they  be  agreed 
Mat.  5.20.  ortf/tf  your  righteoufneffe  exceed 
1 2.29.  crcepf  he  firft  binde  the  ftrong  man 
1 8 . 3 . 1  fay,  except  yee  bee  converted 
19.9.  except  it  bee  for  fornication 
14. 22.  except  thofe  dayes be  fhortened 
26.42.  may  not  paffe,  except  \  drink  it 
Mark  3.  27.  except  he  will  firft  binde  the  ftrong 
7.3.  the  Pharifees,  except  they  wa(hoft,eat  not 

4.  except  they  wa(h,  they  eat  not 
i3.20.e.W/>£ theLordhad  fhortened 
Luke  9- 1 3 •  e#tfpr  wee  (hould  goe  and  buy 
.     1  i.i-except  ye  repent,ye  (hal  all  likewifepctiih 

Verfe  5. 
Job. i.z.czn  do  thefe  mirac.  except  G.  be  withhim 
3 .  except  a  man  be  born  again,  he  cannot 
f. except  a  man  be  born  ob  water,&  of  the  Sp. 
27. can  receive  nothing,  except  it  be  given 
4.48.  except  ye  fee  Ggnes,  ye  will  not  beleeve 
6.44. come  to  me,  except  the  Path.— draw  him 
5  3 .  except  ye  eat  the  fle(h  of  the  Son  of  man 
6$.e  xcept  it  were  given  htm  of  my  Father  — 
Ff  2 


EXC         EXE 

1 2.  z$.except  a  corn  of  wheat  fall  into  the 

1  j.4.bear  fruit,  except  it  abide  in  th:  vine 

no  mote  can  ye,except  ye  abide  in  me 
1 9. 1 1. no  power,  except  it  were  given  thee 

2  0.2  5.  except  I  (hall  fee  the  print  of  the  nails 
Alls  8 . 1  .all  fcattered -—except  the  Apoftks 

3 1 .how  can  \,except  fome  man  (hould  guide 
15.31  .except  ye  be  circumc.  ye  cannot  be  faved 
24.21  .except  it  be  for  this  one  voice 
26.29.fuch  asl  zm,except  thefe  bonds 
27.3 1 .  e*c.thefe  abide  in  the  (hip,ye  cannot  be 
Rom.7 .7.I  had  not  known  \u%excepl  the  law 
9.19-except  the  Lord  had  left  gs  feed 
10.15  .thall  they  preach  except  they  be  fent 

1  Cor.7. 5. defraud  not,  —except  with  confent 

x  4.  % -except  ye  interpret,that  the  Church 
6  except  I  (hal  fpeak  to  you  either  by  revelat. 
7.  except  they  give  a  diftinftion 
9.  except  ye  utter  by  the  tongue  words  eafie 

1  5- 3  6.not  quickened  exrepf  it  die 

2  Cor.  12.13  -except,  that  I  was  not  burdenfome 

1 3.5.Chrift  is  in  youtexcept  ye  be  reprobates 
2  The f.z.$. except  there  come  a  falling  away 
2  Tim.z.<>  .not  crowned/.rft>/>r  he  ftrive  lawfully 
Rev.i.f.  remove  thy  candleltick;arcepr  thou  repe. 
zz.except  they  repent  of  their  deeds 

1  Cor.  1 5.27. he  is  excepted  which  did  put  all 

deceffe. 
Mat.zi.zj.  they  are  full  of  extortion  and  exceffe 
Epb.%.  i?.not  drunk  with  wine,  wherein  is  exceffe 

1  Prf.4.3.when  we  walked  in  exceffe  of  wine 

4.  run  not  with  them  to  the  fame  exceffe 
€jc  change, 
Gfs.47.i7.gave  them  bread  in  exchange  for  horfes 
Lev.zj.  to.the  exchange  thereof  (hall  be  holy 
Job  28.17.  exchange  of  it  (hall  not  be  for  jewels 
Mat.  16. 26.  a  man  give  in  exchange  for  his  foule 

Chap.8.37. 

€jcehsnge. 

£^.4  8 . 1 4.they  (hall  not  fell  it,  neither  exchange 

<£iccl)anger<8. 
Mat.ij.z7.  put  my  money  to  the  exchangers 

Ctxlnbe. 
Gal.4.17.  they  would  exclude  you,  that  you  might 

<CjCCluDeD. 
Root.  3. 27.  where  is  boaftingthen  ?  It  is  excluded 

tiftccufe, 
I«£e  r  4. 1 8  .t  hey  all  began  to  make  excufe 
Rvm.i.zoXo  that  they  are  without  excufe 

2  Cor.  1 2.19.  think  you  that  we  excufe  our  felves 

NffijccafeD. 
L«^e  14. 18.  I  pray  thee,  have  mee  excufed 

Verfe  19. 
(Ejcmdng, 
Sow.  2 . 1  y .  thoughts  .1  ecu  fing,or  elfe  excufmg 

dftcccrattort. 
Jer.41. 18.  yee  (lull  be  an  execration 

44. 1 2  .they  (hall  be  an  £*mvtfi0»,and  an  afton. 
Cjcecute. 
Exfli.  1 2. 1 2. 1  will  execute  judgement 
Num.  5. 30. (hall  execute  upon  her  all  this  law 

8 . 1 1 .  they  may  execute  the  fervice  of  the  Lord 
Deut .  1  o.  1 8 .  he  doth  execute  judgement 
1  Kjng-6.1 2. if  thou  w  At  execute  my  judgments 
P/i/.t  19.84.when  wilt  thoue;w«!/£  judgement 
149.7.10  execute  vengeance  upon  the  heathen 
9.  to  execute  upon  them  judgement 
Ifa.  i6.3.take,  counfell,  execute  judgement 
Jer.7.^  execute  judgement  between  a  man  and  his 

2  i.  1  z.execute  judgement  in  the  morning 
zz.}.  execute  ye  judgement  and  righteoufneffe 
23.5.  (hall  execute  judgement  and  jaftice  ■ 

3  3.  1 5.  hee  (hall  execute  judgement 
E-Ksk-  5-8.1  will  execute  judgements  in  thee 

Verfe  10. 
1 5.  when  I  (hall  execute  judgement 
1  i.9.will  execute  judgements  among  you 
1641  .thty  (hall  execute  judgements  upon  thee 
s 5 . 1 1.  will  execute  judgement  upon  Moab 

17. 1  will  execute  great  vengeance 
30. 14. 1  will  execute  judgements  in  No 

19. 1  execute  judgements  in  Egypt 

45.9.  execute  judgement  and  juffice 

Hof  1 1 .9. 1  will  not  execute  mine  anger 

Micab  5. 1  <•  I 


EXE         EXE 

Micab  y .  1 y . 1  will  execute  vengeance  in  anger 

7.9.  and  execute  judgment  for  me 
Zec.y.g.  execute  true  judgment,  and  fhew  mercy 

8.16.  execute  the  judgment  of  truth 
John  %.rj.  authority  to  execute  judgment 
Rom.  1  3  .4a  revenger — to  execute  wrath 
Jack  1  j.  to  execute  judgement  upon  all 

dftcrcatetj. 
Num.  3 3 .4.the  Lord  executed  judgements 
Dent,  3  3 . z 1 .  he  executed  the  j  uftice  of  the  Lord 
z  to.8. 1  j.  David  executed  judgement  and 

1  Cfcro.18.14 
1  Chr.6. 10.  he  executed  the  prlefls  office 

24.2.  Eleazar  and  Ithamar  executed  the  office 
a  Cfo-0.z4.24.fo  they  executed  judgment 
£^>7i  7.  26.  let  judgement  be  executed 
Pfal.  io6.jo.Phinehas  executed  judgement 
Ecclef.8. 1 1  .fentence  is  not  executed  fpeedily 
Jer.i  3  .zo.  not  return  untill  he  have  executed 
E'seh- 1 1 . 1  z.  neither  executed  my  judgments 
18.8.  hath  excuted  true  judgement 

17.  that  hath  executed  my  judgements 
zo.  Z4.  had  not  executed  my  judgements 
z3.10.they  had  executed  judgements 
z8.zz.I  fhall  have  executed  judgements 
z6.  when  I  have  executed  judgments 
j  9.  z  1 .  judgement  that  I  have  executed 
Luke  1 .8 .  hee  executed  the  priefts  office 

execnteDtt. 
1  &a».z*8.i8.nor  executedft  his  fierce  wrath 

execateft. 
Pfalm.$$.  4.  thou  executefl  judgement 

executetb, 
Pfalm.9.16.  judgement  which  heexecutetb 

103. 6.  the  Lord e xecuteth  righteoufneffe 

1 46.7.  which  executetb  judgement  for  opprefl". 
Ifa. ^6. 1 1 .  the  man  that  executcth  my  counfell 
je;\y.i.if any  executetb  judgment,that  I  may 
Joel  z.  1 1 .  he  is  ftrong  that  executetb  his  word 

executing, 
z  Kjtf.10.30.  haft  done  well  in  executing  that  wch 
z  Cfo'.i  r.X4.Jerob.had  caft  them  off  from  execitt. 
z  z.  8 .  when  Jehu  was  executing  judgement 

execution. 
E/?fe#9. 1. decree  drew  neer  to  be  put  in  execution 

executioner. 
Mark  6.17.  the  Kingfent  an  executioner 

exempted. 
1  Kj».  1  j.zz.  thorowout  all  Judah,none  exempted 

exercife. 

P/a/.  1 5 1 . 1  .do  I  exercife  my  felf  in  things  too  high 
Matt. zo.z  j.  Gentiles  exercife  domini.  over  them 
they  that  are  great  excrcife  authority 
Mark  10.4Z.  exercife  Lordfliipover  them 

great  ones  exercife  authority 
Lu\e  zz.z  5. Kings  of  the  Gentiles  exercife  lordffi. 
that  crer.author.are  called  benefactors 
Ails  24. 16. herein  do  I  exercife  my  felfe  to  have 
1  Tim. 4. 7. exercife  thy  felfe  unto  godlinefle 

exercife. 
1  Tim. 4.S.  bodily  exercife  profiteth  little 

exercifcO. 
Ecclef.  1.  ij.tiavell,  to  bee  exercifed  therewith 

Chap.  3. 10. 
£^.22. 29.  the  people  have  exercifed  robbery 
Heb.  y .  1 4.  exercifed  to  difcerne  both  good  and  evil 

1  z.  1 1. them  which  are  exercifed  thereby 
z  Pet. 1. 1 4-an  heart  exercifed  w  ith  covetous  praft. 

eieerclfetb. 
Jw'.9.Z4.Lord  which  exercifeth  loving-kindneffe 
fiew.i  3 .  i  z.  exercifeth  all  the  pow.  of  the  firft  beaft 

Ads  z.40.  with  many  words  did  he  exhort 
27. zz.  I  exhort  you,  be  of  good  chear 

z  Cor.g.  y.I  thought  it  neceffary  to  exbort 

1  Thef.^.i.v/e  beieech  you,brethren,and  exhort 
y.i4-now  vice  exhort  you,  brethren 

z  Thef.  3 . 1 2.  we  command  and  exhort  by  Chrift 

1  Tm.  2. 1 .1  exh<r/t,fHt1x  of  all,that  prayers  be  made 

6".  z.  thefe  things  teach  and  exhort 

2  Ti»».4.z.reprove,  rebuke,  exhort  with  all 
Tit.  1.9.  able  by  found  doctrine  to  exhort 

2.6.  yong  men  exhort  to  be  fober 
9.  earfaw  fervants  to  be  obedient 
1  y .  exbort,a.nd  rebuke  with  authority 
Heb  3 . 1  j .  rater  one  another  daily 


EX  H        EXP 

1  Pet.  j.  1  .the  elders  which  are  among  you  I  exhort 
Jude  3.  needfull — that  I  write  unto  you,&  exbort 

exportation, 
Lu\.  3 . 1 8 .  many  things  in  his  exhortation  preached 
Alls  1 3.1 5. if  ye  have  any  word  of exhortation 

zo.z.  given  them  much  exhortation 
Rom.  1  z.8  .he  that  exhorteth,on  exhortation 
1  Cor.  1 4. 3. fpeaketh  unto  memo  exhortation 
z  Co>\8.i7.he  accepted  the  exhortation 
1  Thef.  z .  3 .  exhortation  was  not  of  deceit 
1  Tim. 4. 1 3 .  give  attendance  to  exhortation. 
Heb.  1  z.y.ye  have  forgotten  the  exhortation 
1 3 .  2  z .  fuffer  the  word  of  exhortation 
<£jt:ho2teo. 
Acts  1 1. 2  3.  who,  when  he  came,  exhorted  them 

1  y.  3  2.  exhorted  the  brethren  with  many  words 
1  Tkef.1.1  1.  as  you  know  how  we  exhorted 

exhorted. 
/Jaw.  1  z.8. he  that  exhorteth,  on  exhortation 

delating 
*4#f  14.22.  exhorting  them  to  continue 

1 8.z7.6*fefltf«2g  the  difciples  to  receive 
Heb-  io.z  y.  but  exhorting  one  another 
i  Pet.  y.  1  z.I  have  written  briefly,  exhorting 

exile, 

2  Saw.  i  y.  1 9.  for  thou  art  an  exile 
Ifa.  j  1.  14.  the  captive  ew/e  hafteneth 

<©]CO?Cift0, 
4<fo  19. 17.  certain  of  the  j~cwes,exorcifis 

expectation. 
Pfal.g.i  8.expe0ation  of  the  poor  mall  not  perilh 

62.  y.  my  expectation  is  from  him 
P^o.  io.z8.  expeclation  of  the  wicked  (ball  periih 

1 1.  7.  bis  expeclation  (hall  perifh 
z$.txpeclation  of  the  wicked  is  wrath 

23.18 .thine  expeclation  ftiall  not  be  cut  off 

Chap.z4.14. 
Ifa.io.f.they  (hall  be  afhamed  of  their  expeclation 

6.  behold,  fuch  is  our  expeclation 
Zecb.y.f.  her  expectation  (hall  be  afhamed 
L  u\e  3 . 1  y .  the  people  were  in  expeclation 
Ail.i  x.\  i.deliv.  me  from  tbeexpecl.oi the  Jewes 
Rom.8.  r 9.  expeclation  of  the  creature  waiteth 
Pfo/.  1 .2o.according  to  my  earneft  expectation 

expecteD, 
/ey.  29. 1 1  •«>  give  you  an  expetled  end 

expecting. 
<4<5fr  3 .  y.  expecl'mg  to  receive  fomething 
Heb.io.  iz-expecling  his  enemies  his  footftool 

expeBient. 
/efcs  1 1 .  y  o.  confider  that  it  is  expedient  for  us 
1 6.7 .  it  is  expedient  for  you  that  I  goe  away 
18.14.it  is  expedient  that  one  man  die 

1  Cor.6.11.  but  all.things  are  not  expedient 

Ch3p.10.23. 

2  Cor.  8.10.  this  is  expedient  for  you 

12.  1 .  it  is  not  expedient  for  me  —to  glory 
expeli. 

/«/&.  a 3 .  y.  God  (hall  orpe/l  them  before  you 
/««fr.i  i.7.did  not  ye  hate  me,and  expelltne 

expeUeU, 
Jofh.  r  3 . 1 3 .  Ifrael  expelled  not  the  Gefhurites 
Judg.  1  .zo.he  expelled  the  fons  of  Anak 
z  Sam.  1 4. 1 4.  his  baniihed  be  not  expelled 
Ails  1 3 .  yo.  expelled  them  out  of  their  coafts 

expencesf, 
E^a  6.4.  expences  be  out  of  the  Kings  houfe 
8.  expences  be  given  to  thefe  men 
experience. 
Ge».  3  o.  Z7.by  experience,  that  the  Lord  hath  bleff. 
Ecclef.i.i6.be2ttbid  great  e;rj>ei'ieweofwifdome 
Rom.%.  4.  patience  experience,  experience  hope 

experiment. 
2  Coy^.  1 3 .  experiment  of  this  miniftration 

expert, 
i  Chro.  1 2.  3  3 .  expert  in  war  with  all  ioftruments 
3  y.  the  Danites,  expert  in  warre 
3^.forthtobattell,  expert  in  warre 
Cant.3.8.  hold  fwords,  being e#petf  in  warre 
ye/-,  y  0.9.  arrowes  of  a  mighty  expert  mm 
Acl.16,1.  thee  to  be  expert  in  all  cuftomes 

expired* 
1  Sam.iS.  16.  the  dayes  were  not  expired 
■2S«8.ii.i.aftertheyeer  wasexpir.   1  Chr.iChi. 

1  Chro.  1 7. 1 1 . w hen  the  dayes  be  expired,t ha t  thou 

2  Cfcu  3  6.  icyeer  was  expired,  Nebuchadnei  .fent 


EXT       E  Y  E 

Eflb.  1 .  y.  when  thefe  dayes  were  expired 
Exel{.  43.  27.  when  thefe  diyes  are  expired 
Ails  7 .  30.  when  fourty  yeeies  were  expired 
Rev. 10.7.  when  the  thoufind  yeers  are  expired 

exploit?- 

Dan,  1 1. z 8. and  hee  (hall  doe  e xploits, tni  returne 
3  z.lhall  bee  ftrong,and  doe  exploits 

expotmto. 

Judg.  14. 14.  they  could  not  expound  the  riddle 
expotmoeD. 

Judg.  14.19.  to  them  which  expounded  the  riddle 
Mark  4-34.were  alone,  lie  expounded  all  things 
/.«£«  2  4«Z7. expounded  in  all  the  Scriptures 
^^i1 1 1.4.  Peter  expounded  it  by  order 

18. z6. expounded  unto  him  the  wayof  God 

28.  z$. expounded,  and  teftified  thekingdome 
exp»Me-. 
Hc^.i .  3 .  the  expreffe  image  of  hisperfon 

expjeffeO. 
2v"w«.  1 . 1 7  .took  thefe  mea^xpreffed  by  names 
1  Chr.i  2.3  i.  eighteen  thoufand  which  were  ozpr. 

1 6.4 1 .  who  were  exprejjed  by  name 
z  Cfcro.  28. 1  y.men  which  were  cxpref]edroCe  up 

3 1, 19.  men  that  vtexeexpreffed  by  name 
E^-a  8.  zo.  all  of  them  were  expreffed 

expjeffelp. 

1  Sam.zo.z  1  .i  f  I  exprefj'ely  fay  to  the  lad 
£^.  1.3 .  word  came  exprejjely  unto  Ezekiel 
1  Tim.4. 1 .  now  the  Spirit  fpeaketh  exprejfely 

extent). 
Pfal.  1 09. 1  i.let  none  extend  mercy  unto  him 
7/i.  66.  1  z.  I  will  mesd  peace  unto  her 

extentieo. 
E^ra  7.z8.hath  extended  mercy  unto  mec 

9. 9.  hath  extended  mercy  unto  us 

extenbetij. 
P/d/.  1 6.  z.  my  goodncfle  extendeth  not  to  thee 

extinct. 
7o6  17. 1.  my  dayes  arcextincl 
Ifa.  43. 17.  they  are extintl, quenched  as  tow 

extoii. 

Pfal.io.  1.  I  w ill £*«# thee  O  Lord 

68.4.  artoi/him  that  rideth  upon  the  heavens 
i4y.  i.I  will  erfe#thee,myGod 

Dw.4.37. 1  Nebuchadnei.ejtM  the  K.of  heaven 

extoiiea. 

Pfal.66.17.  be  was  extolled  with  my  tongue 
Ifa.ii.il.  my  fervant  fhall  be  extolled 

extoztion. 
£^.  22.1 2.haft  greedily  gained  by  extortion 
Mat.  1 3 .  2  y .  within  are  full  of  extortion 

extortioner. 
P/a/.  1 09. 1 1 .  extortioner  catch  all  that  he  hath 
Ifa.  16. 4.  the  extortioner  is  at  an  end 
1  Coi.y.ii.  if  any  man  bee  an  extortioner- 

extortioners. 
Lu^e  1 8 . 1 1 .  as  other  men  are,  extortioners 
1  Cor.  y .  1  o .  yet  not  altogether  with  extortioners 

6.10.  nor  extortioners  (hall  inherit— heaven 

extreame. 
Deut.18.11.  fmite  thee  with  an  extreamt burning 

extremitp. 
Job  3  y.i  y.vifited,yet  not  in  great  extremity 

e^e. 

Exod.  11. 14.  eye  for  eye,  tooth  for  tooth 
16.  ifa  man  fmite  the  eye  of  his  father 

or  the  eye  of  his  maid,  that  it  perifh 
Lev.  z  1  •  zo.or  that  hath  a  blemilh  in  his  eye 

z4.zo.breach  for  breach,eye  foceye 
Deut.  19.  z  t .  eye  for  eye,  hand  for  hand 

3  z.  10.  he  kept  him  as  the  apple  of  his  eye 

34.7-  his  eye  was  not  dimme 
E-sra  y.y. eye  of  their  God  was  upon  the  Elders 
Job  7. 8 .  the  eye  of  him  that  hath  feen  me© 

i  o.  1 8.  and  no  eye  had  feen  mee 

20.9.  eye  which  faw  him  fhallfee  him  no  more 

24. 1  y.  the  e^e  of  the  adulterer  waiteth  for 

faying,  No^e  (hall  fee  me 

28>7.which  the  vultures  eye  hathnot  feen 

1  o  .his  eye  feeth  every  precious  thing 

19. 1 1  -when  the  eye  faw  me,it  gave  w  itneffe 
Pfal.  3  j .  1 8 .  eye  of  the  Lord  is  upon  them  that  fear 
3  y.  i^.neitherlet  them  wink  with  the  eye 

2  r .  aha,  our  eye  hath  feen  it 

94-9.he  that  formed  the  eye.ihall  hee  not  fee 
Pro.i  o.  10.  winketh  with  the  eye,  caufeth  forrow 

20. 1 2.  the 


EYE         EYE  EYE         EYE 

41 . 1 8 .  like  to  the  eje-lids  of  the  morning 
Tfal.  1 1 .4.  his  eye-lids  trie  the  children  of  men 

1  j  2. 4. or  (lumber  to  mine  eye-lids 

Prov.4,1  5  .let  thine  eye-lids  look  ftraight 

6.  4.  give  not  fleep  to  thine  eye-lids 

2  5.  let  her  take  thee  with  her  eye-lids 
3  o.  1 3 .  their  eye-lids  are  lifted  up 
./er.j.iii.our  eye-lids  gum  with  waters 

Right  <£j>e. 
Zecb.  1 1 . 1 7«rword  mail  be  upon  his  right  eye 

his  right  eye  (hall  be  darkened 
Mat.  5.29.  if  thy  right  eye  offend  thee,pluck  it  out 

<Q^Z-fdve. 
Rev.$.  1 8.anoint  thine  eyes  with  eye-falve 

<fjjj)e=/e<we. 
Epbef.6. 6, not  with  eye-fervice,  as  men-pleafers 

C0L3.Z1. 
<£ye=Jigk. 
2  Sam.19.zS.sccor.to  mycleannes  in  his  eye-fight 
Tfal.  18.24.  cleannefs  of  my  hands  in  hiseye-fight 

&yt?mtnejfes. 
Luk-r.z.  which  were  eye-witneffes 
z  Pet>i .,  16.  were  eye-witneffes  of  his  majeftie 

Gen.  29.  17.  Leah  was  tender  eyei 

1  Sam.  1 8.9.  Saul  eye^  David  from  that  day 


EYE 


EYE 


20. 1 2.  the  feeing  eye  the  Lord  hath  made 
2  2. 9.  a  bountifull  eye  fhall  be  bleffed 
50. 1 7.eye  that  mocketh  at  his  father,the  ravens 
Ecclef.  1.8.  the  eye  is  not  fatisfied  with  feeing 

4.8.  neither  is  his  eye  fatisfied 
lfa.  1  3 .  1 8 .  their  eye  fhall  not  fpare  children 
52.8.  they  (hall  fee  eye  to  eye 
64.4.  neither  hath  the  eye  feen 
Idw.2.4  flew  all  that  were  pleafant  to  the  eye 
E^e£.  16. 5  .none  eyepitied,to  doe  any  of  thefe 
Mkah  4. 1 1.  and  let  our  eye  look  upon  Sion 
itfa/.f. 38.it  hath  been  faid,Aneye  for  an  eye 
6.22.the  light  of  the  body  is  the  eye 
7.j.beholdeft  the  mote  in  thy  brothers  eye 

5. caft  the  beam  out  of  thine  owne  eye 
1 8.9. if  thine  eye  offend  thee,pluck  it  out 

Mark  9.47. 
19.24.  camell  to  go  thorow  the  eye  of  a  needle 
Mark  10.2?. 
£«.<>.4i.behoI.thou  the  mote  that  is  in  thy  br.eye 
4  2  .me  pull  out  the  mote  that  is  in  thine  eye 
beholdeft  not  the  beam — in  thine  own  eye 
11.34.Ught  of  the  body  is  the  eye 
1 8 . 2  5 .  to  goe  thorow  a  needles  eye 
1  Cor.  2.  9.  eye  hath  not  feen,nor  ear  heard 
1 2.i6.becaufe  I  am  not  the  eye 
17.  if  the  whole  body  were  an  eye 
2 1. the  eye  cannot  fay  unto  the  hand 
1 5.  52.  in  the  twinkling  of  an  eye 
Rev.1.7.  and  every  eye  fhall  fee  him 

Evill  <fl5ge. 
Vrov.z  3  .6.  of  him  that  hath  an  evill  eye 

28.22.  hafteth  to  be  rich,hath  an  evill  eye 
Mat. 6.z$. if  thine  eye  be  evill»thy  whole  body 
20.1 5. is  thine  eye  evill jbecaufe  I  am  good 
Mar. 7. zz.  an  evill  eye,  blafphemyjpride 
Luke  1 1 . 3  4-but  when  thine  eye  is  evill 

Mine  <S5pe, 
1  &w».24.io.butmineeyefparedthee 
jr«&7.7.mine  eye  fhall  no  more  fee  good 

1 3 . 1 .  loe,  mine  eye  hath  feen  all  this 
16.20.  but  mine  eye  powreth  out  tears 

1 7.2.  mine  eye  continue  in  their  provocation 
7.  mine  eye  alfo  is  dimme 

42.  j.  now  mine  eyefeeth  thee 
PfaL6.7.mlBe  eye  is  confumedbecaufe  of  griefe 
3  i.o.mine  eye  is confumed  with  griefe 
3  2.8.I  will  guide  thee  with  mine  eye 
5  4.7.  mine  eye  hath  feen  his  defire 
8  S.o.mine  eye  mourneth  by  reafon  of  affli&ion 
92. 1 1 .  mine  eye  alfo  fhall  fee  my  defire 
Lam.i  .i6.mine  eye,  mine  eye  runneth  down 
3.48.mine  eye  runneth  down  with  rivers 
49.mine  eye  trickleth  down 
5 1. mine  eye  affe&eth  my  heart 
E^.5.1 1.  neither  fhall  mineeye  fpare  thee 
7-4.and  mine  eye  (hall  not  fpare  thee     Ver.9. 
8. 1 8. mine  eye  (hall  not  fpare,neither  will  I 
9.  io.as  for  me,  mine  eye  (hall  not  fpare 
20. 1 7.nevertheleffe,tnine  eye  fpared  them 
Thine  Cpe, 
Deut.7. 1 6. thine  eye  fhall  have  no  pitie  upon  them 
1 3.8.neJther  fhall  thine  eye  pitie  him 
1 5. 9. thine  eye  be  evill  againft  thy  poor  brother 
9. 1 3 .  thine  eye  fhall  not  pity  him 

2 1. thine  eye  fhall  not  pitie— but  life  for  life 
25.12.  thine  eye  (hall  not  pity  her 
Lam.z.iS.  let  not  the  apple  of  thine  eye  ceafe 
Mat.6.zz.if  thine  eye  be  fingle,thy  body 
23.  but  if  thine  eye  bee  evill 
7.3.  the  beame  that  is  in  thine  owne  eye 

lK^e^.41. 

4.mote  out  of  thine  own  eye        Lwijf.6.42. 

behold  a  beame  in  thine  owne  eye 

Luke  6.41. 

5 .  caft  the  beame  out  of  thine  ow  ne  eye 

Luke  6.42. 
.    1 8 .9.  if  thine  eye  offend  thee,  pluck  it  out 

Markg-47. 
20. 1  5.  is  thine  eye  evill  becaufe  I  am  good 
Lu\.  1 1 .34.where  thine  eye  is  fingle,thy  body  is  li. 
thine  eye  is  evill,thy  body  is— darknefs 
d&ytzbrorves. 
leu.  14.9,  (have  all  his  haire  oft"  his  eye-browes 

4&^Z'lids. 
fob  1 6. 1 6.  on  mine  eye-lids  is  the  fhadow  of  dea. 


Gen.-}  .5  .eye*  fhall  be  opened,&  ye  fhall  be  as  gods 
6.pleafant  to  the  eyey,a  tree  to  be  defired 
7.  and  the  eyes  of  them  both  were  opened 
1 6.4.  her  miftreffe  was  defpifed  in  her  eyes 
5 . 1  was  defpifed  in  her  eyes 

20. 1 6.  he  is  to  thee  a  covering  of  the  eyes 
z  1 .  i9.God  opened  her  eyey,and  fhe  faw  a  well 
30.41.laid  the  rods  before  the  eyes  of the  cattel 
3  9.7. caft  her  eye*  upon  Jofeph  . 
41.37.good  in  theeyy  of  Phar.  &  in  the  eye*  of 
4f .  1 2.your  eyes  fee,  &  the  eyes  of  my  bro.Ben. 
48.10.the  eyes  of  Ifrael  were  dim 

E xod.  5 .  2 1 .  to  be  abhorred  in  the  eyes  of  Pharaoh 

24.17.  in  the  eyes  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
Iezi.4.1 3  .thing  be  hid  from  the  eyes  of  the  affemb. 

26.  i6.burning  ague  that  (hall  confume  the  eyes 

Hunt-  J .  1 3  .be  hid  from  the  eyes  of  her  husband 
10.3 1 .  maift  be  to  us  in  ftead  of  eyes 
1 6.  i4.wilt  thou  put  out  the  eyes  of  thefe  men 
20. 1 2.to  fan&i.  me  in  the  eyes  of  the  chil.of  If. 
22.3 1  .Lord  opened  the  eyes  of  Balaam 
24.3. and  the  man  whofe  eys  were  ope.hath  faid 
Verfe  1  5. 

Den.  1 1 . 1 2.  eyes  of  th  L.  thy  G .  are  alwaies  upon 
1 6. 1 9. for  a  gift  doth  blind  the  eye*  of  the  wife 
28.56.her  eyes  fhal  be  evill  toward  the  husband 

6  5  .Lord  fhall  give  thee  failing  of  eyes 
29.4.  hath  not  given  you  eyes  to  fee 

Judg.i6.z  i.Philift.took  him,3nd  put  out  his  eyes 
23.  avenged  of  the  Philiftins  for  my  twoeyy 

2  S<«».6.20.uncov.himf. —  in  the  eys  of  the  hand. 
24. 3 .  that  the  eyes  of  the  King  may  fee  it 

1  Kin.  1 .20.the  eys  of  all  Ifrael  are  upon  thee,that 

2  Kjng.6. 17.L0.  opened  the  eyes  of  the  yong  man 

20.Lord,  open  the  eyes  of  thefe  men 

2  5.7.  and  put  out  the  eyes  of  Zedekiah 

1  CM-0.i3.4.thing  was  right  in  the  eyes  of  all  the 

2  Cbro.i6.g.eyes  of  the  Lord  run  to  and  fro 
fob  10.4.  haft  thou  eyes  of  flefh 

1  i.20.buttheeyeyof  the  wicked  fhall  fail 
17.5  .even  the  eyes  of  his  children  fhall  fail 
28.21.  feeing  it  is  hid  from  the  eys  of  all  living 
29. 1 5. 1  was  eyes  to  the  blind 

3  i.i6.orhave  caufed  the  eyes  of  the  wid.tofail 
3  9. 29. and  her  eyes  behold  afar  off 

Pfa.  1 5 .4.H1  whofe  eyes  a  vile  perfon  is  contemned 
19.8.1s  pure,  inlightening  the  eyey 
115.5.  eyes  have  they,  but  fee  not 

Ffal.131.16. 
I23.2.as  the  eyes  of  fervants  aretothe  hand 

and  as  the  eyes  of  a  maid  unto  the  hand 
145. 1 5.  eyes  of  all  wait  upon  thee 
1 46. 8. Lord  openeth  the  eyes  of  the  blind 
Pro.  10.26.and  as  fmoak  to  the  eyy,fo  is  a  fluggard 
15.30.  light  of  the  eyes  rejoyceth  the  heart 
17. 8.asa  precious  ftone  in  the  eyes  of  him  that 
24.  eyes  of  a  fool  are  in  the  ends  of  the  earth 
23.29.  who  hath  redneffe  of  eyes 
__ Ff  ? 


27.20.fo,  the  eyes  of  man  are  never  fatisfied 

Ecclef.z.  14.  wife  mans  eyes  are  in  his  head 
6.9.  better  is  the  fight  of  the  eyes,  then 
1 1.7.  pleafant  for  the  eyes  to  behold  the  Sun 

Cant.  1 . 1 5  .thou  haft  doves  eyes  Chap.4. 1. 

lfa.  3 .8. to  provoke  the  eyes  of  his  glory 
16.  and  walk  with  wanton  eyes 
5. 1 5.and  the  eyes  of  the  lofty  fhall  be  humbled 
29.1 8.  eyes  of  the  blind  (hall  fee  out  of  obfcur. 
3  2.3.the  eyes  of  them  that  fee  fhall  not  be  dim 
3  5. 5. then  the  eyes  of  the  blind  fhall  be  opened 
42.7. to  open  the  blind  eyes,to  bring  out 
43.8.bring  forth  the  blind  people  that  have  eys 
5  2.  io.made  bare  in  the  eyes  of  all  nations 
59.10.and  we  grope,  as  if  we  had  no  eyes 

J'eAy^itpeople  which  have  eyej,and  fee  not 
39.7.moreover,he  put  out  Zedekiahs  eyes 

52.11.  then  he  put  out  the  eyes  of  Zedekiah 
E^e£.i.i8.  their  rings  were  full  of  eyes 

10. 1 2.and  the  wheeles  were  full  of  eyes 
1 2.2.which  have  eyes  to  fee,  and  fee  not 
23.i6.affoon  as  fhe  faw  them  with  her  eyes 
3  8.23.1k  be  known  in  theeyy  of  many  nations 
T>an.7."i.  were  eyes  like  the  eyes  of  a  man 
20.even  of  that  horn  that  hid  eyes 
H<z&.i.i3.thou  art  of  purer  eyey  then  to  behold 
Zecb.  3 .9.  upon  one  ftone  fhall  be  feven  eyes 
8.6.  if  it  be  marvellous  in  the  eyes  of  the  remn. 
9.1.  when  the  eye*  of  man  fhalbe  tow. the  Lord 
Mat.  18.  9.  then  having  two  eyey,to  be  caft  into 

Mar. 9. 47 
Mark  8.18.  having eyey,feeye not 
£/4.4.20.thc  eyes  of  all  them  were  fattened  on  him 
10.23.  bleffed  are  the  eye  j  which  fee  the  things 
,/flfc.9.6.anointed  the  eyes  of  the  blind  man  with 
3  2.  any  opened  the  eyes  of  one  that  was  born 
10.2 1 .  can  a  divell  open  the  eyes  of  the  blind 

1  i.37.couldnot  this  man,whichopen.the eyes 
Atl.9.40.  fhe  opened  hereyey,&  when  fhe  faw  Pe. 
Rom.  1  i.8.eyey  that  they  fhould  not  fee 
Gal.  3 . 1  .before  whofe  eyes  Jefus  Chrift  hath  been 
Epb.  1 . 1 8  .eys  of  your  undeiftanding  being  inligh. 
Heb.4.1 3  .naked  and  opened  unto  the  eyes  of  him 
2  Per.2.14.  having  eyes  full  of  adultery 
1  Job.z.i  6. the  luft  of  the  eyey,the  pride  of  life 
Keu.4.6.  were  foure  beafts  full  of  eyes 

8.  and  they  were  full  of  eyes  within 
5.6.as  it  had  been  flain,having  feven  eye* 

His  dgpes. 

Ges.28.1. when  Ifaac  was  old,hiseyey  were  dim 

49. 1 2.  his  eyes  fhall  be  red  with  wine 
Num.  24.4.  into  a  trance,  but  having  his  eyes  open 

Ver.  16. 
De/tf.24.1.  that  (lie  find  no  favour  in  his  eyes 

28. 54. his  eyes  fhall  be  evill  toward  his  brother 
Judg.  16. z  1  .Philiftines  put  out  his  eyes 
i  Sam.$.z.a.nA  his  eyes  began  to  wax  dim 
4.1 5«&  his  eyes  were  dim  that  he  could  not  fee 
14.27. and  hiseyey  were  inliehtened 

1  K.«*£i4-4Ahijah  could  not  fee,for  hiseyy  were 

2  mng.%.  34.  and  put  his  eyey  upon  his  eyey 
3  5 .  and  the  child  opened  his  eyey 

6. 17. 1  pray  thee  open  his  eyey^that  he  may  fee 

2  5. 7. flew  the  fonsof  Zedekiah  before  his  eyey 
1  Cfcro.21.23.do  that  which  is  good  in  his  eyey 
E^fc.8.5.  and  I  be  plcafing  in  his  eyey,let  it 
Job  i6.9.mine  enemy  fharpeneth  his  eyy  upon  me 

2 1 .20.  his  eyey  fhall  fee  his  deftrucTrion 

24.23.  yet  his  eyey  are  upon  their  wayes 
27. \$.  he  openeth  his  eyey,and  he  isnot 
3  4.2  i.for  his  eyey  are  upon  the  way  of  man 
36.7.  withdraweth  not  his  eyey  from  the  right 

40.24.  he  takcth  it  with  his  eyey 
4 1 . 1 8  .his  eyy  are  like  the  eye-lids  of  the  morn. 

Vfal.  10.8. his  eyey  are  privily  fet  againft  the  poor 
1 1 ,4-his  eyey  behold,his  eye-lids  trie  the 
36. 1. that  there  is  no  fear  of  God  before  his  eyy 

66.7.  his  eyey  behold  the  nations 
Pro.6. 1 3 .  he  winketh  with  his  eyey 

1 6.30.  he  fliutteth  his  eyey  to  devife  froward 

20.8.  fcattereth  away  all  evill  with  his  eyey 
2 1 . 1  o.neighbour  findeth  no  favour  in  his  ejw 
2 8. 27.be  that  hideth  his  eyey  fhall  have 

Ecclef.i.  i6.nei  day  nor  night  fleepeth  with  his  eys 
Cant.  5. 1 2 .  his  eyey  are  as  the  eyey  of  doves 

8.io.was  in  his  eyey  as  one  that  found  favour 
lfa.  n.  3.  fhall 


EY  E 


EYE 


Ifa.  1 1 .  3 .  fhall  not  judge  after  the  fight  of  his  eye* 
17.7.  and  his  eye*  (hall  have  refpect  to  the  holy 
3  j .  r  f  .&  fhutteth  his  eyes  from  feeing  evill 
/er^a^.and  his  eyes  fhall  behold  his  eye* 

J 9.6. flew  the  fons  of  Zedekiah  before  his  eyes 

Chap.  $  2. 10. 

£<y.  1 2- 1 2.that  he  fee  not  the  ground  with  his  eys 

20.7.caft  away  every  man  the  abom.of  his  eyes 

Dtm.B.  f.had  a  notable  home  between  his  eyes 

2 1 .  great  horn  between  his  eys  is  the  firft  K. 

1 0.6.  and  his  eyes  as  lamps  of  fire 

Mar.8 . 2 3 ■  when  he  had  fpit  on  his  eye*,and 

2  ?.  put  his  hands  again  upon  his  eyes 

John  9.14.  when  Jcf.  made  the  clay,&  op.hiseye* 

a  1.  who  hath  opened  his  eyes  wee  know  not 

Afi.%.4.  Peter  fattening  his  eyes  upon  him 

o.S.and  when  hiseyes  were  opened,  he  faw 

1 8  .fell  from  his  eyes, is  it  had  been  fcales 
1 3.9.  then  Saul  fet  his  eyes  on  him 
1  y<?fe.2.n.becaufe  that  darkn.hath  blinded  his  eys 
Rev.  1 .  i4.and  his  eyes  were  as  a  flame  of  fire 

Chap.  19.12. 
2.  i8.who  hath  his  eyes  like  unto  a  flame 
©pes  lift,  or  lifted  up. 
Gen.  13.10.  Lot  lifted  up  his  eyes,  and  beheld 
I4.1ift  up  now  thine  eyes,  and  behold 
18.2.  Abraham  lift  up  his  eyes,  loe  three  men 
22.4.Abraham  lift  up  his  eyes,8c  faw  the  place 

1 3  .Abraham  lift  up  his  eyes,  behold  a  ram 
24.63 .  Ifaac  lift  up  hiseye*,and  faw  the  camels 

64.Rebek.lifc  up  hereye*,and  when  (he  faw 
3 1 .  io.catti.ll  cohceived,I  lifted  up  mine  eyes 

1 2.1ift  Up  now  thine  eye*,and  fee  all  the 
33.1  .lifted  up  his  eyes,  behold,  Efau 

j. lift  up  his  eye*,and  faw  the  women 
37.25.  lift  up  their  eye*,and  be  hold ,a  company 
4  ? .  29  .lift  up  his  eye*,and  faw  his  brother  Ben . 
Exod.  14.  10. lift  up  their  eyes, — the  Egy.marched 
Num.  24.2.Balaam  lift  up  hiseyes,  &  he  faw  Ifrael 
De/tf.3.27.  and  lift  up  thine  eyes  weftward 
4.  r^'.and  left  thou  lift  up  thine  eyes  unto 
Jofi).  5 .  r  3  .he  lift  up  his  eyes,  there  flood  a  man 
Jud.g.  1 7,  had  lift  up  his  eyes3  he  faw  a  wayfaring 

1  Sam. 6. 1 3  .lift  up  their eye*,and  faw  the  ark 

2  Sam.tj  .3  4-lift  up  his  ey*,there  came  much  peo. 

18.24  .lift  up  his  eye*,behold,  a  man  running 
2  Kjng.  19. 2  2.and  lift  up  thine  eyes  on  high 
1  Cbr.i  1 . 1 6.Dav.lift  up  his  eye*,and  faw  the  ang. 
Job  2. 1  a. lift  up  their  e_ye*,and  knew  him  not 
Pfal.  1 2 1 . 1  .He  lift  up  mine  eyes  to  the  hils 

123. 1. unto  thee  lift  I  up  mine  eyes 
Ifa.  49.18.  lift  up  thine  eye*  round  about 

Chap.60.4. 

f  1 .6\lift  up  your  eyes  to  the  heavens,  and  look 

Jer,  3 . 2.  lift  up  thine  eyes  unto  the  high  places 

E^e.8. 5. lift  up  thine  eyes  the  way  toward  the  nor. 

fo  I  lift  up  mine  eyes  the  way  toward  the 

i$;6.  neither  hath  lift  up  his  eyes  to  theldols 

Verf.ij. 
1 2.and  hath  lift  up  his  eyes  to  the  Idols 
2^.2j.that  thou  (halt  not  lift  up  thine  eyes 
3  3. 2  ftand  lift  up  your  eyes  towards  your  Idols 
PtfS.4.34.1  Nebuchadnezzar  lifted  up  mine  eyes 
8.3.I  lifted  up  mine  eye*,and  faw  a  ram 
1  o.  $  .lifted  up  mine  eyes,  behold,a  certain  man 
Zcch.  1.  1 8. lift  I  up  mine  eye*,and  faw  four  homes 
2.  i. lift  up  mine  eyes  again,  behold  a  man 
5. 1. lift  up  mine  eye*,behold  a  flying  roll 
5-Vift  up  now  thine  eyes,  and  fee  what  is  this 
9.1ift  up  mine  eye;*,there  came  two  women 
6«i.lift  upmineeye*,there  came  foure  charets 
Mat.  1 7. 8. had  lift  up  their  eye*,  they  faw  no  man 
Lu\  6. 20. lifted  up  his  eyes  on  his  difciples,&  faid 
1 6.z  3  .in  heil,he  lift  up  his  eye*,and  feeth 
1 8. 1 3. would  not  lift  up  fo  much  as  his  eyes 
John  4.3  5.  lift  up  your  eye*,and  behold  the  fields 
6.5.Jefus  lift  up  his  eye*,andfaw  a  great  comp. 
1 1 .4  r .  Jefus  lift  up  his  eyes,  and  faid,Father 
1 7 . 1  .thefe  words  fpake  Jefus>  &  lift  up  his  eyes 
iSSftSeftheLord. 
Gen.6.8  .Noah  found  grace  in  the  eyes  of  the  Lord 
Deitf .  1 1 . 1 8 .  w  hich  is  righ  t  in  the  eyes  of  the  Lord 

1  Sa.  26.24.  life  be  much  fet  by  in  the  PJ.of  the  L. 

2  Sam.i  y.25.  if  I  (hall  find  fav.  in  the  ey.of  the  L. 
mXi.i  5.  j.that  wch  was  right  in  the  eyes  of  the  L. 

Ver.ri.  2^14.2. 


EYE       EYE 

a  2.43  .doing—  right  in  the  eyes  of  the  Lord 
P/J/.34.1  f.ey*  of  the  Lord  are  upon  the  righteous 
7/0.  j.2i.wayes  of  man  are  before  the  eys  of  the  L. 

1  %.  3.  the  eyes  of  the  Lord  are  in  every  place 

2  2.12.  the  eys  of  the  Lord  preferve  knowledge 
f/d.49.5  .yet  (hal  I  be  glorious  in  the  eys  of  the  L. 
Amos  9.8. eye*  of  the  L.are  upon  the  finful  kingd. 
Zeek4.10.they  are  the  eyes  of  the  Lord  which  run 
1  Pet. 3.1  z.eyesol  the  Lord  are  over  the  righteous 

Mine 


Gen.\  1 .4o.my  fleep  departed  from  mine  eyes 
44-21.  that  I  may  fet  mineeye*  upon  him 

1  Sa.  1 2. 3 .  or  received  any  bribe  to  blin.mine  eys 
14.29.fee  how  mine  eye*  have  been  heightened 
26.24. was  much  fet  by  this  day  in  mine  eyes 

1  Kin.i.^B.  mine  eyes  even  feein<*  it 
p.3 .  mine  eyes  (hall  be  there  perpetually 
10.7.  untill  I  came,  and  mine  eyes  had  feen  it 

2  Cbro.9.6. 
1 1 . 3  3  .to  doe  that  which  is  right  in  mine  eyes 
14.8.10  do  that  only  which  is  right  in  mine  eys 
zKj.io.  30.executing  that  wch  is  right  in  mine  eys 

2  Cbr.j.i  5.  now  mine  eyes  (hall  be  open 
1 6.mine  eyes  (hall  be  there  perpetually 

Job  3.io.nor  hid  forrow  from  mine  eyes 
4. 1 6. an  image  was  before  mine  eyes 
19. 27. mine  eyes  (hall  behold,  and  not  another 
3 1 .  i  .1  made  a  covenant  w  ith  mine  eyes 
7. and  my  heart  walked  after  mine  eyes, 

Pfal.  13. 3. lighten  mine  eye*,Ieft  I  fleep  the 

2  j.i  ?.  mine  eyes  are  ever  toward  the  Lord 
26.3. thy  loving  kindneffe  is  before  mine  eyes 
38.10.  light  of  mine  eyes  is  gone  from  me 

69. 3.  mine  eyes  faile,  whileli  I  wait  for  my 

77.4.  thou  holdeft  mineeye*  waking 
1  o  1 . 3  .He  fet  no  evill  thing  .before  mine  eyes 

6.  mine  eyes  (hall  be  upon  the  faithfull 
1 16.8. mine  eyes  from  tears,  my  feet  from  fall. 
1 19. 1 8.open  thou  mine  ey*,tbat  I  may  behold 
3  7.  turn  away  mine  eys  from  beholding  van. 
8  2.  mine  eyes  faile  for  thy  words 
123.  mine  eyes  faile  for  thy  falvation 
136.  rivers  of  water  run  down  mine  t yes 
148.  mine  eyes  prevent  the  night  watches 
131.1  .heart  is  not  haughty,nor  mine  eyes  lofty 
1 3  2.4.IU  not  give  fleep  to  mineeyes 
141. 8.  but  mine  eye*  are  unto  thee 
Ecclef.  2.  io.whatfoever  mine  eyes  defired,  I 
Ifa.  1 . 1  j .  I  will  hide  mine  eyes  from  you 

1 6.evil  of  your  doings  from  before  mine  eys 
6.  %  .for  mine  eyes  have  feen  the  King 

3  8.  i4.mine  eyes  faile  with  looking  upward 
6  j .  1 2.but  did  evill  before  mine  eyes 

1 6.becaufe  they  are  hid  from  mine  eyes 
66.4.but  they  did  evill  before  mineeyes 
fer.p.  1.  and  mine  eye*  a  fountain  of  tears 
1 3 .  i7.and  mine  eyes  (hall  weep  fore 
14.17.  let  mine  eyes  run  down  with  tears 
1 6. 1 7. mine  eyes  are  upon  all  their  wayes 

neither  is  their  inicj.  hid  from  mine  eys 
24.6.1k  fet  mine  eyes  upon  them  for  good 
lam.  2. 1 1 .  mine  eyes  do  faile  with  tears 
Hof  1 3 . 1 4.repentance  (hall  be  hid  from  mine  eyes 
Amos  9.4.and  lie  fet  mine  eyes  upon  them  for  evil 
Micah  7.10.  mineeyes  (hall  behold  her 
Zech.8. 6. (hould  italfobe  marvellous  in  mineeyes 
9.8.  for  now  I  have  feen  w  ith  mine  eyes 
1 2.4.lie  open  mine  eyes  upon  the  houfe  of  Jud. 
L«£.2.3o.mineeyej  have  feen  thy  falvation 
John. 9. 1  i.madeclay,and  anointed  mineejfe* 
1  j. he  put  clay  upon  mine  eyes 
3  o.and  yet  he  hath  opened  mine  eyes 
AH.  1 1 .6.011  the  whichjwhen  I  had  faftn.mine  eys 

Our  <Epc0. 
Num.  1 1 .6.nothing  befides  this  manna  bef.our  eys 
Deut.6.1 2.  upon  all  his  houfhold  before  our  eye* 

2 1.7.  neither  have  our  eyes  feen  it 
2  Chro.io.i  2.  but  our  eye*  are  upon  thee 
£37119.8  .that  oar  God  may  lighten  our  eyes 
Pfal.  1 1 8 .  2  3 .  it  is  marvellous  in  our  eye* 

1 2  3 . 1  .fo  our  eyes  wait  upon  the  Lord 
Jer.g.  1 8.  that  our  eye*  may  run  down  with  tears 
tflw.4. 1 7 .  our  eyes  as  yet  failed  for  our  vain  help 

y.  1 7. for  thefe  things  our  eye*  are  dim 
Mat.  20.3  3  ,Lord,thar  our  eye*  may  be  opened 


EYE        EY E 

2i.4i.Lordsdoing,and  it  is  marvel.in  our  17;'* 
1  Mm\  1 2. 1  r .  ! 

1  Job.  1. 1. which  we  have  feen  with  ourejc*  \ 

Owae  <2?r>eg. 
Num.  1  <; .  3 9.and  your  ow n  eye*,after  which  ye  ufe  i 
Dent.  12.8.  whatfoever  is  right  in  his  own  t 'yes 
Jud.i-j.6Aid  that  which  was  righ:  in  hisown  eys  i 
Chap.2r.25.  I 
Nch.6 . 1 6.were  much  caft  down  in  their  own  eyes  \ 
Job  32.1.  becaufe  he  wns  righteous  in  his  own  eys  ' 
Pfal.  3  6. 2.hc  flattercth  hrmfelfe  in  his  own  eyes 
Prov-i  .7.  be  not  will-  in  thy  owne  eyes 

1 2. 1  j.  way  ofafo-J  is  right  in  his  own  eyes 

16. 2.  wayes  of  man  are  clean  in  hisowneji?* 

2  r.  2. every  way  of  a  man  is  righc  in  his  own  eys ' 

30.12.1  generat.that  are  pure  in  their  own  eyes  1 
Ifa.  5.2 1. wo  to  them  that  are  wi(e  in  their  own  eys 
Gal. 4. 1 5  .would  have  plucked  out  your  own  eye* 

Their  ©pes. 
Gen.  4 1. 24.  and  bound  him  before  their  eyes 
£;wi8.i6.abominat.of  the  Egyp.before  their  eye* 
Lev-zo.q.doe  any  wayes  hide  their  eyes  from  the 
Num.  20.8  .fpeak  ye  unto  the  rock  before  thek  eyes 

27.i4.tofanclifiemeatthe  wat.before  their  eys 
2  J(«?.6.20.  andihe  Lord  opened  their  eyes 
E-^ra  3 . 1 2.'was  laid  before  their  eje*,  wept 
£/?.r.i7.ihalidefpife  their  husbands  in  their  eye* 
Job  21. 8.and  their  ofT-ipring  before  their  eye* 
Pfal.  1 7 . 1 1 .  they  have  fet  their  eyes  bowing  down 

69.2  3  .let  their  eyes  be  darkened 

7  3 .7. their  e^e*  ftand  out  with  fatnefl'e 
Pro.  29. 1 1  .the  Lord  lighteneth  both  their  eyes 

30.13. 0,  bow  lofty  are  theire/e* 
V.ccl.%.\  1.  faving  the  behol.of  them  with  their  eys 
lfa.6.  iG.flrut  their  eyes,  left  they  fee  with  their  eye* 

1 3 . 1 6.  (hall  be  dashed  to  peeces  before  their  eys 

44.  '8.  for  he  hath  (hut  their  eyes 
Jer.  i4.6.theireje*chd  faile,becaufe  there  was  no 
£^.6. 9. and  with  their  eye*,whichgoe  a  whoring 

20.8.  not  caft  away  the  abominat.  of  their  eye* 

2  4 .  &  their  eyes  w  ere  after  their  fathers  Idols 
2 1. 6. a  id  withbittcrnefle  figh  before  their  eyes 
32. 26.  &  hive  hid  their  eye*  from  my  fabbaths 
24. 2 5. when  I  take  fr.them  the  defi.of  their  ey* 
36.2  3  .be  fanftified  in  you  before  their  eyes 

3  7.2c. (hall  be  in  thine  hand  before  their  eye* 
3  8.  i6.fanctified  in  thee,0  Gog,  bef.their  eye* 
Zech.  1 4. 1 2.and  their  eyes  lhill  confume  away 
M^.9.29.  then  touched  he  their  eye* 
30.  and  their  eve*  were  opened 
1 3.1  5. and  their  eyes  they  have  clofed 

left  they  (hould  fee  with  their  eye* 

Ails  28.27. 

20.34.had  compaf.on  them,&  touched  their  eys 

and  immediatly  their  eye*  received  fight 

26.43  •  afleep  again,for  their  eyes  were  heavie 

M&\  14.40. 

Lu\ .44. 1 6.but  their  eyes  were  holdemthac 

3  1.  their  eye*  were  opened^and  they  knew 
Job.  1 2-40.he  hath  blinded  their  eyes,t\a& 

they  thould  not  fee  with  their  eyes 
AH.  1 6.  iS.to  open  their  eye*,and  to  turn  them 
Rom.  3 . 1 8 .  no  feare  of  God  before  theft  eyes 
1 1.  ro.let  their  eyes  be  darkened,that  they 
Rev.j .  1 7 .  (hall  wipe  aw  ay  all  tears  from  their  eyes 

Chap.  11.4. 
Thine  Cpeg. 
Gew.30.27.if  I  have  found  favour  in  thine  eye* 
46.4.  Jafeph  (hall  put  his  hand  upon  thine  eyes 
47. 1 9.  wherefore  (hall  we  die  before  thine  eyes 
Exod.  1 3 .9.and  for  a  memoriall  between  thine  eye* 

i6.and  for  frontlets  between  thine  eyes 
Dent  .3 .2 1  .thine  eyes  have  feen  all  that  the  Lord 
27.thinc  ey*wcftw.  behold  it  with  thine  eys 
4. 9. forget  the  things  which  thine  eye*  have 
6.8,(hall  be  as  frontlets  between  thine  eye* 
7.i9.thegreat  temptations  which  thineeys  faw 
Chap.  29. 3. 
lO.ai.terrible  things  which  thine  eys  have  feen 
2  8 . 3 1 .  thine  oxc  (hall  be  (lain  before  t  hine  eys 
3  2. and  thine  eyes  (hall  look,and  faile 
34-ftialt  be  mad  for  the  fight  of  thine  eye* 
67.for  the  fight  of  thine  ey*,which  thou  (halt 
34.4.  caufed  thee  to  fee  it  with  thine  eyes 
Ruth  2.9.  let  thine  eyes  be  on  the  field  that  they 
io.why  have  I  found  grace  in  thine  eye* 

1  Sam.  2 . 3  3  .(hall 


EYE 


EYE 


EZR 


FAB 


F  A  C 


F  AC 


i  Sam.i.zi.Qnlbe  to  confutne  thine  eyes 
20. 3. that  I  have  found  grace  in  thine  eyes 
2t>.if  I  have  found  favour  in  thine  eyes 
24. 10. thine  eye*  have  feen  how  that  the  Lord 
2$.8.1et  the  young  men  find  favour  in  thine  eys 
26.21.my  foul  was  precious  in  thine  eyes 
27.5.if  I  have  now  found  grace  in  thine  eyes 

1  Sam.iz.  1  i.I  wil  take  thy  wives  before  thine  eys 
19.27.do  therefore  what  is  good  in  thine  eyes 
22.28.but  thine  eye*  are  upon  the  haughty 

1  King.%.  2o.and  thine  eyes  may  be  open  toward 

5  2.thine  eyes  may  be  open  unto  the  fupplic 
20.$.whatfoever  is  pleafant  in  thine  eyes 

2  f\.w?.7.2.thou  (halt  fee  it  with  thine  eyes 

io.j.dothou  that  which  is  good  in  thine  eyes 
19.  i6.open  Lord  thine  eyes  and  fee 
22.20.and  thine  eyes  (hall  not  fee  all  the  evill 

1  Cbron.17.17.this  wasafmallfhing  in  thine  eyes 

2  Cfou6.20.thine  eys  may  be  open  upon  this  houfe 

40  .let  I  befeech  thee  thine  eyes  be  open 
3 4 .  28  .neither  fliall  t  hine  eyes  fee  all  the  evill 
Neh.  i.fS.let  thine  eares  be  attentive>and  thine  eyes 
Job  7 .8. thine  eyes  are  upon  me,and  I  am  not 
1 1. 4. and  I  am  cleane  in  thine  eyes 
i4.j.doeft  thou  open  thine  eyes  upon  fuch  a 
1 5. 1 2. what  do  thine  eyes  wink  at 
Pfal.T,  1. 22.I  am  cut  off  from  before  thine  eyes 
jo.  2 1. and  fet  them  in  order  before  thine  eyes 
gi.8.onely  with  thine  eye*  (halt  thou  behold 
1 3 9. i6.thine  eye s  did  fee  my  fubftance 
Prov.3. 2i.let  not  them  depart  from  thine  eyes 

Chap.4.21. 
4.2$. let  thine  eyes  look  right  on 
6.4.give  not  fleep  to  thine  eyes,nor  (lumber 
20.13.open  thine  eye5,and  thou  (halt  be  fatisfi. 
2j.5.wilt  thou  fet  thine  eyes  upon  that  which 
26.and  let  thine  eyes  obferve  my  wayes 
3  3. thine  eyes  (hull  behold  ftrange  women 
2$ -7.of  the  ptince  whom  thine  eyes  have  feen 
Ecclef.  i  i.Q.and  walk  in  the  light  or  thine  eyes 
tot.4.g.ravifhed  mine  heart  with  one  of  thine  eys 
6.5.turn  away  thine  eyes  from  me 
7.4.  thine  eyes  like  the  fi(h-pooles  in  Hefhbon 
Jfa.  30.20.but  thine  eyes  (hall  fee  thy  teachers 
3  3.  i7.thme eyes  (hal  fee  the  king  in  his  beauty 

20.thinefyM  (hall  fee  Jeruf.a  quiet  habit. 
37.17.open  thine  eyes  O  Lord,and  fee 
2  3  .and  lifted  up  thi ne  eyes  on  high 
Jet. $.3.are  not  thine  eyes  upon  the  truth 
20.4.and  thine  eyes  (hall  behold  it 
22. 17. thine  eyes  arc  not  but  for  covetoufneffe 
3  i.i6.and  thine  eyes  from  teares 
32.i9.thine^y  are  open  upon  all  the  wayes 
34.3. thine  eyes  fliall  behold  the  eyes  of 
42. 2.few  as  thine  eyes  do  behold  us 
Lam.z.  i8.let  not  the  apple  of  thine  eyes  ceafe 
£^.2  3.40.for  whom  thou  paintedft  thine  eyes 
24.i6.takefrom  thee  the  delire  of  thine  eyes 
40.4.Son  of  irian.  Behold  with  thine  eyes 

Chap.44.5. 
0*^.9. 1 8. open  thine  eyes,md  behold  our  defolac. 
Lu\e  19.42.but  new  they  are  hid  from  thine  eyes 
John  9.  xo.how  were  thine  eyes  opened 

i7.fayeft  thou,  that  he  hath  opened  thine  eys 
26\how  opened  he  thine  eyes 
Rm4.18.and  annoint  thineejey  with  eye-falve 

Yout<&yeg. 
Gen.  19. 8. do  to  them  as  is  good  in  your  eyes 
34.1 1. grace  in  your  eyes,md  what  ye  (hall  fay 
$o.4.ifm>w  I  have  found  grace,  in  youreyw 
Nttm.i  3 .5  f  .which  remain  (halbe  pricks  in  your  eys 
Deut .  1. 3  o.that  he  did  for  you  before  your  eyes 
4.3 , your  eyes'  have  feen  what  the  Lord  did 
34.did  for  you  in  Egypt  before  your  eyes 
9.  i7.and  brake  them  before  your  eyes 
1 1 .7  .but  your  eyes  hive  feen  all  the  great  aits 

1 8.they  may  be  as  frontlets  between  your  eys 
14. 1. not  make  nrry  baldneffe  between  your  eyes 
29.2.feen  all  that  the  Lord  did  before  your  eyes 
Jojb.i  3 . 1 3 .and  thoines  in  your  eyes,  until!  you 
24.7.youreya  have  feen  what  I  have  done 

1  &OT.i2.i6.whic'rrthe  L.will  do  before  your  eyes 

2  chro.zg.S.md  hiffing,as  ye  fee  with  your  eyes 
i/fl.29.  io.and  hath  clofed  your  eyes 

40.26r;lifrup  your  eyes  on  high.and  behold 
/e/'. 7. 11. become  a  den  of  .robbers  in  your  eyes 


15.ao.lift  up  yomeyes,znd  behold  them  that 
i6.9.caufe  to  ceafc  out  of  this  place  in  your  eys 
29.2 1. and  he  fhnll  flay  them  before  your  eyes 
£^.24.2i.thedefirc  of  your  cyes^tid  that  which 
Joel  1.  i6.is  not  the  meat  cut  off  before  your  eyes 
Zepk3.20.turn  back  your  captivity  before  your  eys 
Hag.z.^.in  your  eyes  in  comparifon  of  iuis  noth. 
Mal.i.^.znd  your  eyes  fliall  fee,and  ye  fliall  fay 
Math.*  3 . 1  (S.blefled  are  your  eyes  Jot  they  fee 

Higbt  epes. 
1  Sam.i  i.2.that  I  may  thtuft  out  all  your  right  eys 
Cjbsf. 

1  Cfo-0».ii.37.Naaraithefonof  E^ai 

Cjbon. 
Gen. $6. 16 Sons  0$  Gad,£^wz,  Eri 
1  Chm.7.7.(onso(  Bela,£^0/Z,Uzzi 

CjeUfel. 

£^.i.3.came  exprtfiy  unto  £^ic/the  prieft 
24.24.thus  Eictyel  is  to  you  a  figne 

€jel. 
1  SiOT.20.19.and  (halt  temaine  by  the  ftone  eigl 

<E5etn. 
1  Cbron.q. 29.2nd  they  dwelt  at£^e»z,&  at  Tolad 

Gra.36.21.fons  of  Seir,Difhon,£  s^*,and  Diflion 
1  Chtm.i.-$S. 
27.children  of  E%er,  Bilhan,  Zavan 
30.duke  Di(hon,duke  £^er,duke  Difhon 
1  t%o.4.4.and  E^ey  the  father  of  Hufhah 
7.zi.E?gr  and  Elead,whom  the  men  of  Gath 
i2.9.menof  might,  E%er the firft 
Neb.%. i9.next  unto  him  repaired  E?er 
12.42.and  the  priefts,  Elam  and  fi^er 

d£3fon;*iEaber. 

Nttmb.33.3  j  .and  encamped  at  E^on-Gaber 

36.temoved  from  E^oa-G abet, pitched  in 
Pe«2.28.8.from  E^ion-Gaberwc  turned  by  the 
1  ^£.22.48 .(hips  were  broken  at  E^on~Gaber 
<0jton=<!tfeber. 

1  King  9.26.made  a  navy  of  (hips  in  E^on-Gcber 

2  Chro.S.  1 7.then  went  Solomon  to  E-qon-Geber 
!  20.36.and  they  made  fhips  in  E'^ion^Geber 

<E?nite. 

2  S'<a8.23.8.thefame  was  Adinothe  Eipite 
€5ra. 

1  Cforaz.4.i7.fonsof  E?ra  were  Jether,Mcred 

E^taj. 1. in  the  reigne  of  Artaxerxes  E^a  the 
6.this  E^a  went  up  from  Babylon 
io.for  E^a  had  prepared  his  heart 
1  i.eopie  of  the  let.that  Artax.gave  unto  £^. 
1 2.Artax.king  ©Fkings  unto  E^a  the prieft 
2 1  that  whatfoever  E~xra  (hall  require  of  you1 
if. thou  £^vz  after  the  wifdome  of  thy  God 
lo.i.when  E^cra  had  prayed  and  confeffed 
2.faid  unto  E^ta,  We  have  trefpafled 
5.thenarofe  £^,and  made  the  chief  priefts 
6.£\rarofe  up  ftom  the  hoiife  of  God 
10. Ei? a  the  prieft  ftood  up^nd  faid 
16. EXi'i  the  prieft,  with  certain  chief  of  the 

Nek  8.1.  and  they  fpake  unto  E'Ki'a  the  fcribe 
2.and  E\ya  the  prieft  brought  the  law 
q-E'tra  the  fcribe  ftood  on  a  pulpit  of  wood 
$.Eya  opened  the  book  in  the  fight  of  all 
5.and  £^/Vtblefled  the  Lord  the  great  God 
9-and  E%ta  the  prieft  faid  unto  the  people 
1 3. were  gathered  unto  E^ra  the  fcribe 
1 2.1-thefe  are  the  priefts,  Jeremiah,  £fcj* 
1 3. of  E^ra  Mefhullam  :   of  Amariah  Jehoh. 
26.and  in  the  dayes  of  E^atht  prieft 
3  3.&  Azariah,£^,&  certain  of  the  priefts 
36.and£^'«  the  fcribe  before  them 
45?«:ai)(te. 

1  Yjng.n-i  i.was  wifer  then  Ethan  the  E^tahite 
<JB?rt. 

1  ffc'03.27.26.groundjwas  E^t'i  fon  of  Chelub 

OE?ron,  called  il?c5roti. 
1  Cbron.<, .3-fons  of  Reuben,  Eyon,  Carmi 


^Fablsiat, 

1  T.jw.i,4.neither  give  heed  to  fables 

4.7  .but  refufe  old  wives  fables 

2  Tm4.4.they  (halbe  turned  unto  fables 
Tttm  i.i-4.not  giving  heed  to  Jewifn  fables 


iPet.i.iS.vie  have  not  followed  devifed  fables 

rfacfc 
Gen.7,.1  Q.in  the  fvveat  of  thy  face  flialt  thou  eat 
4.  i4.tiom  thy  face  (hall  I  be  hid 
i6.6.Hagar  fled  from  her  face 

8.1  flee  from  the  face  of  my  miftreffe 
i9.i.Lotbowed  himf.with  his  face  to  the  gro. 
24.47.I  put  the  eare-ring  upon  her  face 
30.3  3. it  (hall  come  for  my  hire  before  thy  face 
3  f.  1. when  thou  fledft  from  the  face  of  Efau 

Verfe  7. 
36. 6. Efau  went  from  the  face  of  his  brother 
43.3  i.he  waflied  his  face,znd  went  out 
46. 18. to  direcl  his  face  unto  Goflien 
48,i2.Jofeph  bowed  himfelf  with  his  face 
Exod.1.1  j.Mofes  fled  from  the  face  of  Pliaraoh 
14.19.pdhr  of  cloud  went  from  bef.their  face 

25. let  us  flee  from  the  face  of  Ifrael 
34.29.the  skin  of  his  face  (hone,  while  he 

Chap.30.35. 

33-done  fpeaking,heput  a  veile  on  his  face 

tew.  1 3. 4 1. hair  faln  from  the  head  towar.  his  face 

19.3  2.and  honour  the  face  of  the  old  man 
Nnmb.6.1  y.the  Lord  make  his  face  (hine  upon 
1 2.  i4.if  her  father  had  fpit  in  her  face 
19.3. one  fliall  flay  her  before  his  face 
Deut.  i.i7.ffral  not  be  afraid  of  the  face  of  mart 
7.io.repayeththqm  that  hate  him  to  their  face 
8.20.nations  the  Lord  deftroyeth  bef.your  face 
9.3-he  (hall  bring  them  down  before  thy  face 
25.2.and  to  be  beaten  before  his  face 
9.1oofe  his  (hoe,and  fpit  in  his  face 
28.7.enemies  to  be  fmitten  before  thy  face 

3 1. thine  affe  (halbe  taken  before  thy  face 
3  i.5.Lord  (hall  give  them  up  before  your  face 
Jofh.7.io.lie&  thou  thus  upon  thy  face 
1  Sam  j-3.Dagon  was  fallen  upon  his  face 

Verfe  4. 
24.8.David  ftouped  with  his  face  to  the- earth 
2j.4i.Abigailbowedonher  face 
28.14.Saul  ftouped  with  his  face  to  the  ground 
■  2  Sam. 2. zi.how  fhould  I  hold  up  my /ice  to  Joab 
14.33  •  Abfalom  bowed  himfelf  on  his  face 
24.20.  Araunah  bowed  himfelf  on  his  face 

1  Chron.21.z1. 

1  Kjng.  i.  2  3.  Nathan  bowed  himfelf  with  his  face 

3  i.Bathflicba  bowed  with  her  face 
8.i4.the  king  turned  his  face  about,  &  blefled 
2  Cfow.6.3. 
i8.42.Elijahput  his  face  between  his  knees 
1 9. 1 3. he  wrapped  his  face  in  his  mantle 
20.38.difguij[ed  himf.  whhafhes  upon  his  face 

41. he  took  the  afties  from  his  face 
2i.4.turned  away  his  facetand  would  eat 

2  King.4.29. lay  my  ftaffe  upon  the  face 

3  i.Gehnzi  laid  his  ftaffe  upon  the  face 
8.1  j.fpread  it  on  his  face,  fo  that  he  died 
9.30.fne  painted  her  face&nd  tired  her  felf 

3  2.he  lift  up  his  face  to  the  window 
1 3. 1 4. wept  over  his  face,  and  faid,0  my  fath. 
18.24  how  wiltthou  turneaway  the  faceoi 

lfa.36.9. 
20. 2. then  he  turned  his  face  to  the  wall,  and 

Ijft.38.2. 
2  c,fcra*.6.42.turn  not  away  the  face  of  thine 

Vfal.x  3  2.10. 
20. iS.Jchofhaphat bowed  with  his  face  to  the 
3  0.9.  will  not  turn  away  his  face  from 
3  2.2 1. fo  hereturned  with  fhame  of  face 
3  $.22.Jofiah  would  not  turn  his  face  from 
Exra  9.6.I  blufh  to  lift  up  my  face 

7. to  confufion  of  facets  at  this  day 
Job  1.1  i,he  will  curfe  thee  to  thy  face     Ch.2.5, 
4. 1  f  .then  a  fpirit  paffed  before  my  face 
1  i.if.thcn  (halt  thou  lift  up  the  face 
16.8 .my  leanneffe  beareth  witneffe  to  my  face 

1 6.my  face  is  foul  with  weeping 
21.3  1. who  (hall  declare  his  way  to  his  face 
22.26.and  fhaltlift  up  thy  face  unto  God 
24. 1  ^.no  eye  (hall  fee  me,  &  difguifeth  her  face 
26.9-holdethback  the /ace  of  his  throne 
3  o .  1  o.and  (pare  not  to  fpit  in  my  face 
4 1 . 1 3  .w  ho  can  difcover  the  face  of  his  garment 
i4.who  can  open  the  doores  of  his  face 
Pfal.  f  .8.make  thy  way  ftraight  before  my  face 
■   17.  i  J.I  will  behold  thy  face  in  rightepufneffe 
21.12.make 


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F  A  C 


F  A  C        F  A  C 


ii.iz.make  ready  thine  arrows  againft  the  face 
3  i.i6.mak<;  thy  face .  to  fhine  upon  thy  fervant 
Pfal.119.131. 
4i.iz.retteft  me  before  thy  face  for  ever 
44.i5.fliame  of  my  face  hath  covered  me 
67.  ixaufe  his  face  to  (nine  upon  us 
8o.j.caufc  thy  face  to  mine,  &  we  (hall  be  fafe 
Verfe.  7,19. 
84.9.100k  upon  the  face  of  thine  annointed 
85>.i4.mercyand  truth  mall  go  before  thy  face 

2 3. beat  down  his  foes  before  his  face 
104. 1  j .and  oyle  to  make  his  face  to  mine 
Vrov.j.i^.vikh  an  impudent  face  faid  to  him 

2i.io.a  wicked  man  hardeneth  his  face 
Etc lef.%.  1. wifdome  maketh  his  face  to  mine 

boldnefleof  his  face  fh'albe  changed 
Ifa.  16-4.be  a  covert  from  the  face  of  the  fpoiler 
2^.7. he  will  deftroy  the  face  of  the  covering 
28.25.when  he  hath  made  plain  the  face 
2o.z2.neither  (hall  his  face  now  waxe  pale 
49. 23. (hall  bow  down  to  thee  with  their  face 
6  f.3.thatprovoketh  me  continually  to  my  face 
Jer.  1.13. and  the  face  thereof  was  toward  the 
2. 27  .turned  their  back,and  not  the  face 

Chap.32.33. 
4. 3  c.though  thou  rented  thy  face  with  painting 
1 3.26.I  will  difcover  thy  skirts  upon  thy  face 
1 8. 1 7.I  will  (hew  them  the  back>&not  the  face 
z2.25.hand  of  them  whofe  face  thou  feareft 
3  2.3 1. that  I  mould  remove  it  from  bef.my  face 
&z#z.3.3f.theright  of  a  man  before  the  face  of 
E^.i.ic.they  foure  had  the  faceoi  a  man 

and  the  face  of  a  lion  on  the  right  fide 

they  four  had  the  face  of  an  oxe  on  the 

they  four  alfo  had  the  face  of  an  eagle 

3.8.I  have  made  thy  face  ftrong  againft 

7»22.my  face  (hall  turn  alfo  from  them  ,  i 

10.14. firft  face  was  the  face  of  a  Cherub 

fecond  face,  face  of  a  m3n,  third  face 

I4.3.ftumbl.  block  of  their  iniq.  bef.  their  face 

4.ftumbling  block  of  his  iniq.bcfore  his  face 

Verfe  7. 

38.1 8. my  fury  (hall  come  up  in  my  face 

4j.iQ.f0  that  the  face  of  a  man  was  toward 

and  the  faceoi  a  young  lion  toward 
zi.poftsof  the  temple  fquared,&/ace  of  the 
Dan.8. 1 8 .1  was  in  a  deep  fleep  on  my  face 

Verfe  10.9. 
9.8.to  us  belongeth  confufion  of  face 

i7.caufe  thy  face  to  fhine  upon  thy  fanftuar. 
io.6.his  face  as  the  appearance  of  lightneffe 
1  i.i8.after  this  (hall  he  turn  his  face  toward 
i9.then  turn  his  face  toward  the  fore 
Ho/.j.j.prideof  Ifraeldoth  teftifie  to  his  face 

Chap.  7. 10. 
7.2.they  are  before  my  face 
Joel  2.6. before  their  face  the  people  fhalbe  much 

zo.with  his  face  toward  the  eaft  fea 
Mjfo.2.i.da(heth  in  peeceSjis  come  up  bef.  thy  face 

3.5.I  will  difcover  thy  skirts  upon  thy  face 

Matth.6. 17. znnoint  thy  head,  and  wa(h  thy  face 

1 1.10.I  fend  my  meflenger  before  thy  face 

Mark  1.2.  L/^7.27. 
i7.2.his  face  did  (hineas  the  fun 
i8.io.their  angels  alwayes  behold  thy  face 
26.67.then  did  they  fpit  in  his  face 
Luke  2.3 1. haft  prepared  before  the  face  of  all  peo. 
9.5  2. he  fent  meflengers  before  his  face 

5  3  .his  face  was  as  though  he  would  go  to 
10. 1. fent  them  two  and  two  before  his  face 
22.64.they  flrookhim  on  the  face 
John  1 1. 44.his  face  was  bound  about  with  a  nap. 
^&2.2  5.Iforefaw  the  Lord  alwayes  bef.my  face 
7.45<God  drave  out  before  the  face  of  our  fath. 

1  Cor.  14.45.and  fo  falling  down  on  his  face 

2  Cor.3.7.could  not  ftedfaftly  behold  the  face  of 

1 3.not  as  Mof.which  put  a  veile  over  his  face 
i8.we  all  with  open  face  beholding 
4.6.in  the  fate  of  Jefus  Chrift 
1 1 .20.if  a  man  fmite  you  on  the  face 
Gal.  i.22.and  was  unknown  by  face  to  the  Church 

2.1 i.I  withftocd  him  to  the  face 
J(2W.i.23.beholding  his  natural!  face  in  a  glaffe 
Rev.4.7 .the  third  beaft  had  a  face  as  a  man 
10.  l.his  face  was  as  it  were  the  fun 
i2.i4,nouri(hed  from  the  face  of  the  ferpent 


20.1  i.from  whofe  face  earth  and  heaven  fled 
JFacejoyned  with  cover, or , covered. 
Gen.  3  8 . 1 5  .becaufe  (he  had  covered  her  face 
£#0^.10.5. they  (hall  cover  the  face  of  the  earth 

.  i5.they  covered  the  face  of  the  whole  earth 
N«z8&.22.5.they  cover  the  face  of  the  earth 
2  Sam.io.^.hwt  the  king  covered  his  face,  Si  cried 
£|?b.7.8.they  covered  Hamans  face 
Job  15.27-becaufe  hecovereth  his  face  with  fatn. 
23. 17. hath  he  covered  the  datkn.  from  my  face 
Pfal.6Q.7.(hzme  hath  covered  my  face 
PiW.24.3  i.nettles  had  covered  the  face  thereof 
lfa.6.i.with  twaine  he  covered  his  face 
£^e£.i2.6.fhalt  cover  thy  face  that  thou  fee  not 

1 2.prince  thall  cover  his  face,  that  he  fee 
Afar.  1 4.6  5. began  to  fpit  on  him,  &  cover  his  face 

JFate  of  the  coimtrey. 
2  &«z.i8.8.bat.was  fcat.over  the face  of  the  count. 

JFaCe  of  the  deep. 
Gra.i.z.darknefle  was  upon  the  face  of  the  deep 
Job  38.30.the  face  of  the  deep  is  frozen 
Prov.S.zj  fet  a  compaffe  upon  the  face  of  the  deep 

JFace  of  the  earth. 
G«?.i.29.giv>you  every  herb  on  the  face  of  the  ear. 
4.i4.driv.me  this  day  from  the  face  of  the  earth 
6. 1  .men  beg.to  multip.on  the  face  of  the  earth 
7.whom  I  have  crear.fro  the  face  of  the  earth 
7.3.10  keep  feed  alive  upon  the  face  of  the  earth 
4.fubft.I  will  deftroy  from  thefa.oi  the  ear. 
8.9.waters  were  on  the  face  of  the  whole  eatth 
1  i.4.fcattered  upon  the  face  of  the  whole  earth 
8. from  thence  upon  the  face  of  all  the  earth 
9.fcat.them  abroad  upon  the face  of  the  earth 
4i.56.famine  was  over  all  the  face  of  the  earth 
Exod.  10.5  .they  (hall  cover  the  face  of  the  eart  h 
i5.for  they  coveted  the  face  of  the  earth 
32.1  z.confume  them  from  the  face  of  the  earth 
3  3.  i6.people  that  are  on  the  face  of  rhe  earth 
Num.11.3  i.quails  2.cub.high  upo  thefa.oi  the  ear. 
1 2.3.above  all  men  upon  the  face  of  the  earth 
zz.5>.bchold3they  cover  the  faceoi  the  earth 
1  i.peo.out  of  Eg.  wcb  cover.the/i.of  the  ear. 
Deut.6. 1 5. deftroy  thee  from  off  thefa.oi  the  earth 

7.6.above  all  people  upon  the  face  of  the  earth 
1  Sam.zo.tf. every  one  from  the  face  of  the  earth 
1  J$».i3.34.evento  deftr.it  from  the  fa.oi the  ear. 
P/«/.i04.30.thou  reneweft  the  faceoi  the  earth 
jy21.23.17.all  kingdomeson  the  face  of  the  earth 
/er.8.2.(halbedung  upon  the  face  of  the  earth 

Chap.  16.4. 

25.26.all  kingd.on  tht  fa.oi  the  ear.fliall  drink 

28.i6.Ilccaft  thee  from  off  the  fa.oi  the  earth 

£^.34.6.flockwasfcat.upon  thefa.  of  the  earth 

3  8.2o.all  men  upon  the  face  of  the  earth  (hall 

39-i4.thofe  that  remain  on  the  face  of  the  earth 

Dd».8.5.hee-goat  came  on  the  face  of  the  earth 

Amos  5.8.powreth  them  out  on  thefa.oi  the  earth 

Chap.9.6. 

9.8.Ile  deftroy  it  from  the  face  of  the  earth 

Zech.<$.$.cui(e  that  goeth  over  the  face  of  the  ear. 

£#£.i2.56.difcern  thefa.oi  the  skie  &  of  the  earth 

zi-3  5. them  that  dwell  on  the  face  of  the  earth 

Acls  17.26.for  to  dwell  on  all  the  fa.oi  the  earth 

^Face  to  face- 
Gen.i  2.30.I  have  feen  God  face  to  face 
Exod.33.1 1. Lord  fpake  to  Mofes  face  to  face 
WwOT.i4.14.that  thou  Lord  art  feen  face  to  face 
De«r.5.4.Lord  talked  with  yon  face  to  face 
34.10.  whom  the  Lord  knew  face  to  face 
Judg.6.zz.l  have  feen  an  angell  face  to  face 
Prov.z7.iQ.3s  in  water  face  anfwereth  to  face 
£^.20.3  5.thcre  I  will  plead  with  you  face  to  face 
Ails  25.16.they.have  accufers  face  to  face 

1  Cor.  13.1 2.but  then  face  to  face 

2  /0&.12.I  truft  to  come  and  (peak  face  to  face 

3  J0h.14.znd  fee  thee,  and  we  fpeak  face  to  face 

Fellon  ;JFace,  See  jfcll, 

JFace  of  the  field. 

2  I</«?.9.37.(halbe  as  dung  on  the  face  of  the  field 

jffaceof  the  gatf. 
E^.40.i5.from  the  fa.oi  rhe  gate  of  the  entring 

JrnCtofthe  ground. 
Ge».2.6.watered  the  whole  face  of  the  ground 
7.23%deftroyed  which  was  on  the  fa.  of  the  gr. 
8.8.waters  abated  from  the  face  of  the  ground 
1 3. behold  the  face  of  the  ground  was  dry 


F  A  C        F  A  C 

Hid,  ox  Welfare. 

Gftf.4.i4.fromthy  /kefhalll  be  hid 

Exod.3.6.  Mofes  hid  his  facz 

Deut. 31.17 .and  I  will  hide  my  face  from  them 
Chap.32.20. 
1 8.1  will  furely  hide  my  face  in  that  day 

Job  1 3.24.wherefore  hideft  thou  thy  face 

34.29.when  he  hideth  his  face  who  can  behold 

Pfal.io.11.  he  hideth  his  face,he  will  never  fee 
i3«i.how  long  wilt  thou  hide  thy  face 
22.24.neitherhathhehtdhis  face 
27. 9. hide  not  thy  face  far  from  me 
3°.7.tbou  didft  hide  thy  face,\  was  troubled 
44.24,wherefore  hideft  thou  thy  face 
S  i.9.hide  thy  face  from  my  fins 
6q.  1 7. hide  not  thy  face  from  thy  fervant 
88.  i4.why  hideft  thou  thy  face  from  me 
102. 2. hide  not  thy  face  from  me  in  the  day 
104.29.thou  hideft  thy  face,they  are  troubled 
i43.7.hide  not  thy  face  from  me,  left  I 

Ifa.S.  i7.hideth  his  face  from  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
50.6.I  hid  not  my  face  from  fhame 
54.8.inalittlewrathlhidmy  face 
59.2.your  fins  have  hid  his  face  from  you 
64.7. for  thou  haft  hid  thy  face  from  us 

Jer.16.17. they  are  not  hid  from  my  face 
3  3.5.I  have  hid  my  face  from  this  city 

£^.3 9. 2 3. therefore  hid  I  my  face  from  them 
Z4.have  I  done,and  hid  my  face  from  them 
2  9-neither  will  I  hide  my  face  any  more 

Mic.i.q.he  will  hide  his  face  at  that  time 

fat>.6.i6.hide  us  from  the  face  of  him  that  fitteth 
Jf  ate  of  the  houfe. 

£^.4i.i4.breadthof  the  faceoi  the  houfe 
;ff  a«  of  the  Lord. 

Gen.  1 9. 1 3  .cri  e  is  great  before  the  face  of  the  L. 

1  Sam.16. zo.iall  to  the  earth  bef.the  face  of  the  L. 

1  King.  1 3.6.intreat  now  the  face  of  the  Lord 
Pfal.i4.r6.the  face  of  the  L.isag.them  that  do  ev. 

1  Pet-i-ii. 
Lam.z.  lo.thy  heart  like  wat.bef.  the  fa.oi  the  L. 
Luke  i.76.(halt  go  before  the  face  of  the  Lord 

JF  ace  of  the  porch. 
£^.40.15.10  the  face  of  the  porch  5o.cubits 
4i.25.thickplanks  upon  the  faceoi  the  porch 
JFacejoyned  with  fee,  farv,  feen. 
Gen.i  2.20.afrerward  I  will  fee  his  face 
3  3 .  10.I  have  feen  thy  face  as  though 

I  had  feen  the  face  of  God 
43-3.ye  (halnotfeemy  /<fcr  except  your  broth. 

Verfe  5. 
44.23.yeftallfeemy  facenomott        ♦ 

26.we  may  not  fee  the  mans  face 
46.3o.finceIhavefeenthy  face 
48.n.Ihadnot  thought  to  fee  thy  face 
Exod.io.z3.(ee  my  face  no  more,  for  in 

that  day  thou  feeft  my  face 
29  I  will  fee  thy  face  again  no  more 
33.20.thoucanftnot  fee  my  face 

2  3  .but  my  face  (hall  not  be  feen 
34.3  5.childr  of  Ifrael  faw  the  face  of  Mofes 

2  Sam.  3 . 1 3  .(halt  not  fee  my  face  except  thou 
when  thou  comeft  to  fee  my  face 

14. 24.and  let  him  not  fee  my  face 

Abfaljetur.  &  faw  not  the  kings  face 
i8.two  years,and  faw  not  the  kings  face 
3z.let  me  fee  the  kings  face 
z  King,  i4.8.1et  us  look  one  another  in  the  face 

zChron.zj.17. 
1 1. looked  one  another  in  the  face 

2  Cfoos.25.21. 
E(th.  1.  i4.the  7.princes  which  faw  the  kings  face 
Job  3  3.26.he  (hall  fee  his  face  with  joy 
Acls  6. 1 5. faw  his  face  as  it  had  been  the  face  of 
20.25.(hallfee  my  face  no  more 

38.forrow.moft  that  they  (hould  fee  his  face 
Col.  2. 1  .as  many  as  have  not  feen  my  face 
1  Tfo/:2.i7.endeavour.to  fee  your  facewith  great 

3.  io.praying,that  we  might  fee  your  face 
fav.22.4.and  they  fhall  fee  his  face,  and  his  name 
Seek  £zcc. 

1  Chron.16. 1  i.feek  his  face  continually 

2  Cfowz.7.i4.and  pray, and  fee k  my  face 
Pfal.  24.6. that  feek  thy  face  O  Jacob  J 

Z7>8.when  thou  faidft,  Seek  ye  my  face 

faid  unto  thee,Thy  /dtf,Lord,wil  I  feek 
105.4/eek  j 

-t 1-.      I  ■■'— 3 ^*.—  '!■■■ J.'-1      » 1,.    f        '       « 


F  A  C 


FAC 


FAD 


F  AI 


10 f.4.feek  his  face  evermore 
Prov.7.1 5. diligently  to  feek  thy  face 
Hof.$.  1  j.acknowl.their  offence,  and  feek  my  face 

Set  f&n, 
Ges.31.21Jar.ob  fet  his /^toward  Gilead 
Levlt.iT.-i-ol  will  fet  my  jfoe  againft  that  foul 

Chap.  io.6. 
20.3. 1  will  fet  my  face  againft  that  man 

Verfe  5. 
26.17.I  will  fet  my  face  againft  you 
N7tf»6.24.i.Balaam  fet  his  face  towards  the  wild. 
2  Jv.«7e.iz.i7.Hazael  fet  his  face  to  go  to  Jerufal. 
1/^.50.7.1  have  fet  my  face  like  a  flint 
7er.2i.i°.I  nave  ^et  my  face againft  this  city 

44.1  i.I  will  fet  my  face  againft  you  for  evill 
E?ek. 4.3.fet  thy  face  againft  it,and  it  fhalbe 

7.fet  thy  face  toward  the  fiege  of  Jerufalem 
6.2.fet  thy  face  towards  the  mountain  of  Ifr. 
13.17.fet  thy  face  ag.  the  daugh.  of  thy  people 
E^k-  i4'8-I  w'll  fec  mY  fMe  againft  that  man 
1 5.7.I  will  fet  my  face  againft  them 

know  I  am  the  L.when  I  fet  my  face 
20.46.fet  thy  face  towards  the  fouth 
2i.2.fet  thy  face  toward  Jerufalem 
i6.whitherfoeverthy  facets  fet 
25 .2.fet  thy  /dteagainft  the  Ammonites 
i8.2i.fetthy  face  againft  Zidon 
zy.z.lct  thy  face  againft  Pharaoh 
3  5.2.fet  thy  face  againft  mount  Seir 
jS.z.fetthy  face  againft  Gog 
Dds.9.3.1  fet  my  face  unto  the  Lord  God 
10. 1 5.I  fet  my  face  toward  the  ground 
1  i.iy.fet  his  face  to  enter  with  the  ftrength 
Luke  9.5  i.ftedfaftly  fet  his  face  to  go  to  Jerufal. 

■ftsttof the  stye. 
Matth.i6.i.ye  can  difcern  the  face  of  the  skie 

Luke  12.56. 

■$&tlofthe  waters. 

Ges.i.2.fpirit  moved  upon  the  face  of  the  waters 

'7#i8.atk  went  upon  the  face  of  the  waters 

efface  of  the  mldernejfe.  • 

Exod.  16.1 4.upon  the  face  of  the  wild.lay  a  "round 

^Face  of  the  world. 
Job  37.12.do  what  he  com.on  thtfa.oi  the  world 
Ifa.  14.21.nor  fill  the  face  of  the  world  with  cities 
27.6  .and  fill  the  face  of  the  world  with  fruit 
rffacest. 
<j£B.9.2j.their  faces  were  backward 
18. 22. turned  their  faces  thence 
30.40.fet  the  faces  of  the  flocks  toward 
42.6.before  Jofeph  with  their  faces 
JEtfod.i^.laid  before  their  faces  thefe  words 
20.20.his  fear  may  be  before  their  faces 
25.20.thek  faces  fhall  look  one  toward  anoth. 
toward  the  mercy-feat  (hall  the/a. — be 
•  37.p.and  their  faces  one  towards  another 

were  the  faces  of  the  Cherubims 
I0u9.24.they  fell  on  their  faces         Num.  16.45. 

Chap.  20.6. 

'  Num.  1 4. 5  .Mofes  and  Aaron  fell  on  their  faces 
16.22.fell  upon  their  faces  andhid 
Judg.  1 3.20.fell  on  their  faces  to  the  ground 

i8.23,turned  their  faces,md  faid,  What  aileth 
2  Sdf«a 9. 5. (named  the  faces  of  thy  fervants 
1  %ing.z.i  5. all  Ifrael  fet  their  faces  on  me 
1 8 .3  9-all  the  people  fell  on  their  faces 

1  dw.i2.8.whofe  faces  were  like  faces  of  lions 
2 1 . 1 6.elders  fell  upon  their  faces 

2  Cfcjwz.3. 13. their  faces  were  inward 
7.3.they  bowed  themfelves  with  their  faces 
29.6.have  turned  away  their  faces 

ive#.8.6.wor(hipped  with  their  faces  to  the  ground 

/o&y.24.hecovereth  the  faces  of  the  Judges 
40. 1 3. bind  their  faces  in  fecret 

P/W.34.5.their  faces  were  not  afhamed 
83.16.fill  their  faces  with  (hame 

J/S.3.1 5.ye  grindethe  facesoithe.  poor 
i3.8.their  faces  fhalbe  as  flames 
25.8.wipe  tears  from  off  all  faces 
53-3.wehid  as  it  were  our  faces  (com  him 

Jer.  1 . 8  .be  not  afraid  of  their  faces 

1 7 -be  not  difmayed  at  their  faces     . 
5. 3. their  faces  harder  then  a  rock 
7.'-9.totheconfu(ionof  their  owne  faces 
30.6.all  faces  are  turned  into  paleneffe 
42.1  j.faces  to  enter  into  Egypt 


17.aH  men  that  fet  their  faces  to  go 
44.i2.Judah  fet  their  faces  to  go  into  Egypt 
50. 5. with  their  faces  thitherward 
5 1.5 1. (hame  hath  covered  our  faces 
Lam.  5.12.  faces  of  elders  w  ere  not  honoured 
£^.i.6.every  one  had  foure  faces  Ch.io. 14,21 
8. they  foure  had  their  faces 
10. for  the  likeneffe  of  their  faces 
1 1. thus  were  their  faces  and  their  wings 
3. 8. made  thy  face  ftrong  againft  their  faces 
7.  i8.(hame  (hall  be  upon  their  faces 
8.i6.their  faces  towards  the  eaft 
10. 22. likeneffe  of  their  faces  was  the  fame 

faces  which  I  faw  by  the  river  of  Cheb. 
i4.6.turn  away  your  faces  from  abominations 
20.47.all  faces  fhalbe  burnt  therein 
4 1. 1 8. every  Cherub  had  two  faces 
Das.  1. 10.  fhould  he  fee  your  faces  worfc 

9.7.but  unto  us  confufion  of  faces 
Joel  2.6.all  faces  (hall  gather  blackneffe 
Nahum  i.io.facesof  them  all  gather  blackneffe 
Hob.  i.yfaces  (hall  fup  up  as  the  eaft  wind 
Ma/.2.3.fpreaddung  upon  your  faces 
Mat.6. 1 6  .for  they  disfigure  their  faces 
Lu\e  24.5-bowed  their  faces  to  the  earth 
Krf.7.n.fell  before  the  throne  on  their  faces 
9.7.their  faces  as  the  faces  of  men 
1  i.i6.fcll  upon  their  faces  and  worlhipped 
JFaOe. 
2  &w».22.46.ftrangers  (hall  fade  away :  and  (hall 

Pfal.iS.tf. 
lfa.64.6And  we  all  do  fade  as  a  leafe 
/£>\8.i3.and  the  leaf  (hall  fade 
E^efc.47.i2.trees  whofe  leaf  (hall  not  fade 
Jam.i.\i.xich  man  fade  away  in  his  wayes 

rffauetrj. 
Ifa.  1 . 3  o.as  an  oke,whofe  leaf  fadeth 

24.4.the  earth  mournethjaad  fadeth  away 

the  world  languifheth,  &  fadeth  away 
40.7.trie  graffe  withereth,  the  flowre  fadeth 

Verfe  8. 
1  P«.i.4.inheritancethat  fadeth  not  away 
54.teceive  a  crown  that  fadeth  not  away 
#au<ng, 
l/2s.28.i.whofe  beauty  is  a  fading  flower 
4.beauty  fhalbe  a  fading  flower ' 
tfatt. 
/q/J.3.io.will  without  /«/ drive  out 
.7flrfig.11.30.if  thou  (halt  without  fail  deliver 
1  &w».30.8.and  without  fail  recover  all 
El?a  6«9.given  day  by  day  without  fail 

fail 
GeS.47.16J  wil  give  you  for  cattell,  if  money  fail 
Deut.28.3z.znd  fail  with  longing  for  them 

3 1 .6.he  will  not  fail  thee  Verfe  8 . 

Jojh.i.^.l  will  not  fail nor  forfake  thee 

1  Sam.z.i6.\tt  them  not  fail  to  burn  the  fat 

17.3  2.1et  no  mans  heart  failhim 

20.5.I  (hould  not  fail  to  fit  with  the  king 

2  Sam.i.zyAet  there  not  fail  from  the  houfe  of 
1  Ring. 2. 4. tbexe  (hall  not  fail  thee  a  man 

Chap.8.25.&9.5. 
I7.i4.neither  fhall  thecrufe  of  oyl  fail 
i6.neither  did  the  crufe  of  oyl  fail 

1  Chrm.z8. zo.God  he  will  not  failthee 

2  Chron.6.16.%  man  fail  in  thy  fight 

7.i8.not  fails,  man  to  be  ruler 
Ezra  4.22.take  heed  ye  fail  not  to  do  this 
Eflb.  6. 1  o.let  noth.  fail  of  all  that  thou  haft  fpoke 
9.27.not  fail  that  they  would  keep 
28.dayesof  Purim  (hould  not  fail 
Job.  1  i.20.eyes  of  the  wicked  fhall  fail 
14.1  i.as  the  waters  fail  from  the  fea 
17.5. eyes  of  his  children  fhall  fail 
3  i.i6.the  eyes  of  the  widow  to  fail 
Pfal.  1 2.i.faithfull  fail  from  among  men 
69.3. mine  eyes  fail  while  I  waic 
77.JS.doth  his  promife  faiKot  evermore 
89.3 3. nor  fuffer  my  faithfulnefle  to  fail 
1 1 9.8  2.mine  eyes  fail  for  *hy  words 
1 23. mine  eyes  ^zi/fortbyfelvation 
Pi'<w.i2.8.rod  of  his  anger  fhall  fail 
Ecclef.iz.^.a.nd  defire  (hall  foil 
I/S.i9.3.fpirit  of  Egypt  fhall  foil 
5.and  the  waters  mi]\  foil 
2i.i6.allthegloryof  Kedar  fhall  fail 


V  A  I  BAI 

3  i-J.they  all  (hall  fail  together 

3  2.6.caofe  the  drink  of  the  tiirlty  to  fail 

io.for  rhe  vintage  fhall  fail 
34.16.no  one  of  thefe  fhall  fail 
3  8.  i4.mine  eyes  fail  with  looking 
42.4.IK  fhall  nor  failnot  be  difcouraged 
5  i.*4.nor  that  his  bread  (hould  fail 
57.i6.thefpirit  fhould  jfo/beforeme 
58.1  i.a  fpring  whofe  waters  failnot 
Jer.  14.6. their  eyes  did  failbeczuk 
1 5.1 8. wilt  thou  be  as  waters  that  fail 
48.3  3.1  have  caufed  the  wine  to  fail 
Lam.2.11. mine  eyes  do  fail  with  teares 

3.22.becaufehis  compaffions  failnot 
Hof.y.z.new  wine  fhall  fail  in  her 
Amos  8.4.poor  of  the  land  to  fail 
Hab.-i.iy.the  labour  of  the  olive  fhall  fail 
Ln\c  i6.9.whcn  ye  fail  they  may  receive  you 
i7.then  one  title  of  the  law  to  fail 
2  2. 3  z.  prayed  that  thy  faith  fail  not 
1  O**.i3.8.whetherprophefiesjthey  fhall  fail 
Hek1.12.and  thy  yeers  (hall  not  fail 
1 1.3  2.for  the  time  would  fail  me 
1 2. 1 5.1,eft  any  fail  of  the  grace  of  God 
ifafleu. 
Ges.42.28.  their  heart  failed  them 

47. 1 5.whcn  money  failed  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
Jojh.  3 . 1 6.waters  faikd,md  were  cut  off 

21.45.  failed  not  any  good  thing  which  the  Lo. 
23.14.not  one  thing  hath  failed 
1  i^Bg.8.56.not  failed  one  word  of  his  promife 
Job  19.14.  my  kinsfolke  hive  failed 
Pf.iqz.q.no  man  would  know  me,refuge/j»/.  me 
CanU^S.my  foule/di/erfwhen  he  fpake 
Jer. $  1. 20. thch  might  failedjthey  became  as  worn. 
Lam.a.17.  as  for  us,  our  eyes  failed 

rffaueth. 
Ges.47.15.why  fhould  we  die,  for  money  faileth 
Job  21.10.  their  bull  gendereth,and/^i/e^7not 
Pfal-i  1. 10.  my  ftrength fail.hccaute  of  mineiniq. 
38.10.my  heart  panteth,my  ftrength  failelh 
40.  1 2.  therefore  my  heart  faileth  me 
7  i#9.forfake  me  not  when  my  ftrength  faileth 
72.26.  my  flefh  and  my  heart  faileth 
109.24.my  r\eQ\  faileth  ot~  fatneffe 
143.7. 0  Lordj  my  (pith faileth 
Ecclef.10.  3.  his  wifdome  faileth  him 
I/rf.15.6.  hay  is  withered,  gaffe  faileth 
40.26. bee  is  ftrong,  not  one  faileth 
41.17.  their  tongue  faileth  for  thirft 
44. 12.  and  his  Rrength  faileth 
59.  15.  yea,  truth  faileth,  and  hee  that  depart, 
£^e£.i2.  22.  and  every  vifion  faileth 
Zeph.2.5.  his  judgment  to  light }he  faileth  not         I 
Lu\e  12.33.*  treafure  in  the  heayens>tbat/#/.  not  j 

1  Cor.  13.8  .charity  never  faileth:but  wheth.there  be 

jFaflfng. 

De^.28.65.  Lord  fhall  give  thee  failing  of  eyes 
Lu\e.z  1.26.  mens  ht^tts  failing  them  for  feare 
^Fafne. 

2  Sam.iq.z.fain  thy  felfe  to  be  a  mourner 

1  JCisg.^.y.  faine  her  felfe  to  be  another  woman 
Job  zy.  22.  he  would  faine  flee  out  of  his  hand 
Lu\e  \j.\6.faine  have  filled^his  belly  with  husks- 
20.20.  fhould  fain  themfelves  juft  men 
^FafneO. 
1  Sam.z1.12.  and/2risf«/himfelfemad' 
Pfal.17. 1,  that  goeth  not  out  of  fained  lips 
z  Pef.2-3.with  fained  words  make  mercbandife 

JFaineBip. 
Jer.7.  10.  turned  unto  mee  but  fainedly 
gained. 

1  J(zs£.  14.  6.  why  faineSl  thou  thy  felfe  to  be 
Nek.6.8.  faineft  them  out  of  thine  heart 

^afnt. 
Ges.25.29.  Efau  came  from  the  field,  &  was/«'s/ 

30.  feed  mee,  for  I  am  faint 
Deaf.25.18.  when  thou  waft  faint  and  weary 
Judg.8.4.  faint,  yetpurfuing  them 

"  5-give  unto  the  people,  for  rhey  be  faint 
1  Sam.14.z8.  and  the  people  were  faint 

3 1.  and  the  people  were  very  faint 

30.  ro.fo  faint,  that  they  could  not  goe  over 
21  came  to  the  men  which  were  fo  faint 
z  Sam.  16.2.  fuch  as  be  faint  may  drink 
21.  if.  and  David  waxed  faint 

7/2.1.5. and 


F  AI 


F  AI 


lftt.  i.  j.  and  the  whole  heart  is  faint 
i  J. 7 .therefore  ftiallall  hands  be  faint 
29.8.  he  awaketh,  and  behold,  he  is  famt 
40.29.  he  giveth  power  to  thtfaint 
44.1 2.  he  drinketh  no  water,and  is  faint 
fer.8. 1 8.  my  heart  is  faint  in  mee 
^-(J«?.i.22.fighsare  many,  my  heart  is  faint 
?.  17.  for  this,  our  heart  is  faint,  for  thefc 
■faint, 
Deut.zo.3.  let  not  your  hearts  faint 
8.  left  his  brethrens  hean  faint 
Jojb.  2.  9.  the  land  faint,  becaufe  of  you 
24.  inhabitants  faint  becaufe  of  us 
P/U24.10.  if  thoafamtin  the  day  ofadverfity 
7/^.40. 3  o.even  the  youths  lha\\  faint 

51.  they  (hall  walk,  and  not  faint 
Jti.<,\.a6.  and  left  your  hearts  faint,and  ye  fear 
Lam.}.  1  J.  he  hath  made  me  faint  all  the  day 
2.i9.young  children,that/2«zf  for  hunger 
E^.21.7.  and  every  fpirit  (ha\\  faint 

15.  that  their  heart  may  faint 
Amos  8. 1 5.  young  men  faint  for  thirft 
Matlb.  1 5.3  2.  left  they  faint  in  ihe  way 
Marfe  8.  3.  they  will  faint  by  the  way 
Luke  iB.i.alwaies  to  pray  and  not  to  faint 
2  <T«A4.i.received  mercy  we  faint  not 
16. for  which  caufe  viz  faint  not 
Gij/.6.o.we  (hall  reap  if  vie  faint  not 
Epbef.^.iz.faint  not  at  my  tribulations 
Heb. 12.3. wearied  and_/k«tf  in  your  minds 
j.noi  faint  when  th  ju  art  rebuked 
JPatnteo. 
Gf«445;.26. Jacobs  heart  fainted  for  he 

47. 1  j  .fainted  by  reafon  of  the  famine 
Pfal.ij.i  3. 1  hid  fainted  unleffe  I  had  beleeved 

.107.5.  their  foule  fainted  in  them 
Ifa.f  1.10.  thy  fonnes  have  fainted 
jer.^^.^.lfaintedin  my  fighing 
£^.  Jii  S-trees  of  the  field/^sterf  for  him 
JJ<M.8.27.and  I  Danielfainted 
Jonah  2.7.when  my  (ovde  fainted  within  me 

4.8.he  fainted  and  wifhed  to  dye 
iW<2f.9.36.compaflion  on  them  becaufe  they  faint, 
Kro.2.j.haft  laboured  and  notfainted 

^Fainted. 
fob  4.5.  come  upon  thee,  and  thou  faintefi 

JFatntety. 
Pfal.8q.z.faintetb  for  the  courts  of  the  Lord 

1 19.8 1  .my  foule  fainteth  for  thy  falvation 
lfa.zo.18.as  whena  ftanderd  bearer faintetb 
40. 28.Creator  of  the  earth  faintetb  not 
JFaint4jcartetj. 
Dc«f.20.8.that  is  fearfull  and  faint-hearted 
;/4.7.4.neither  be  faint-hearted  for  the  two  tailes 
/r/.49.23.heard  evill  tydingS,they  are  faint-hearted 

jratntne^Te. 
Levit.26.36.  will  fend  afalntneffe  into  their  hearts 

f&ire. 
Cen.6.z.(aw  the  daugh.of  men  that  they  were /Jure 
1 2.1  i.I  know  that  thou  an  faire 

i4.beheld  the  woman  that  fhe  was  very  faire 
24. 16. damofell  was  faire  tolooke  upon 
26.7  .Rebckah  was  faire  to  looke  upon 

1  S<w».i7.42.ruddy}3nd  of  a  faire  countenance 

2  Sam.i  j.i.Abfolom  had  afaire  filler 

14.27.8  woman  of  faire  countenance 
1  Kln.i.$.  fought  fora faire  damofell 
4.and  the  damofell  was  very  faire 
Eflber  1 . 1 1 .  fhe  was  faire  to  looke  upon 
z.z.  faire  young  virgines  fought 
3  .gather  faire  young  virgines 
7.and  the  maide  was  faire 
Job  1j.12.fair  weather  commeth  out  of  the  north 

42. 1 5. no  women  found  fo  faire 
Pro.7.1 1  .w  ith  much  faire  fpcech  fhe  enticed 
1 1.  zz.  faire  woman  without  difcretion 
26.25.when  he  fpeaketh  faire  beleeve  not 
Cant.-i.-i  5.  behold  thou  art  faire  my  love 

behold  thou  art  faire 
6.  thou  an  faire  my  beloved 
2. 10.  rife  up  my  love,  my  faire  one 

1 3 .  arife  my  love»  my  faire  one 
4. 1  .faire ,-  my  love  behold  thou  art  faire 
7.  thou  art  all  faire  my  love 
10.  how  faire  is  thy  love 
6.  10.  faire  as  the  Moone,  deare  as  the  Sun 


F  A  I        F AI 

7. 6. how  faire  and  pleafant  art  thou 
/yS.  5;  .9.great  and  faire  without  inhabitants 

54.1 1.  lay  thy  ftones  with  faire  colours   . 
fer.a.  30.  in  vaine  fhall  thou  make  thy  felfe  faire 
11.16.  olive  ttees,  faire  and  of  goodly  fruit 
1 1.6.  they  fpeake/«>e  words  unto  thee 
46.20.  Egypt  is  like  a  very  faire  heifer 
E^.16.17.  thou  haft  taken  thy  faire  jewels 
39.  fhall  take  thy  faire  jewels 
23.26.  and  take  away  thy  faire  jewels 
3 1.3.  a  cedar  with  faire  branches 
7.  thus  was  he  faire  in  his  greatnefle 
9. 1  have  made  him  faire  by  the  multitude 
Dan.4.12.  the  leaves  thereof  were  faire 

21.  whofe  leaves  were  faire,  fruit  much 
Hof.  10. 1 1 . 1  palled  over  upon  her  faire  necke 
Amos  8.13.  the  faire  virgins  faint  for  thirft 
Zacb.i.<^.  a  faire  mitre  upon  his  head 
Mattb,i6.z.  ye  (ay  it  will  be  faire  weather 
Affsy.  io.Mofes  was  born  and  was  exceeding,/^. 
Rom. 16. 1 8.  by  faire  fpeeches  deceive  the  fimple 
Gal.6. 1 2.  to  make  afaire  fhew  in  the  fleftt 

5Faicc=ljatens. 
Acls  27.8.  came  to  a  place  called  Faire-bavens 

fairer, 
judg.if.z.  heryounger  fifter/am-then  fhe 
Pfal.A,  5.2.  fairer  then  the  children  of  men 
Dan.  1 . 1 5.  their  countenances  appeared  fairer 

Jfatresf. 
£^.27.12.  they  traded  in  thy  faires 

i4.houfe  of  Togarrmh  traded  in  thy  faires 
i6.they  occupied  in  thy  fairs  with  emeraulds 
i9.going  to  and  fro,  occupied  in  thy  faires 
2  2.. oc  ecu  pied  in  thy  fiires  withfpices 
2  7. thy  riches,and  thy  faire  s  —  fiiall  fall 
faitttt. 
Cant. 1.8.  O  thoixfairefi  among  women 

Chap  5.9.  &^.i. 
tfaith. 
Deut.i  2.2p.chiidren  in  whom  is  no  faith 
Mi/.6,3o.much  more  clothe  you,C*  ye  of  little/a. 
8.10.  not  fo  great  faith,  no>not  in  Ifrael 

26.why  are  ye  fearfull,  O  ye  of  little  faith 
14.3  i.faid  unto  him,  O  thou  of  \itt\e  faith 
16.8. 0  ye  of  little /atf^why  reafon  ye 
17.20.if  yehave  faith, as  a  gtaine  of  muftard-f. 
21.21.if  ye  have  faith,  and  doubt  not 
23.23. have  omitted  — mere/  zwdfaltb 
Mark  4.40.  how  is  it  that  ye  have  no  faith 

1  i.22.faith  unto  them,Haye/<3i^  in  God 
Luke  7.9.  not  found  fo  great  faith,no  not  in  Ifrael 
1 2.28.  clothe  youjO  ye  of  little  faith 
17.  j.faid  unto  the  Lord,  Increafe  our  faith 
6.if  ye  had  faith  —  ye  might  fay  to  this 
1 8.8.  fhall  he  find  faith  on  the  earth 
Aff.2.i6.thefaith  which  is  by  him,hath  given  him 
6.5.chofc  Steven,  a  man  full  of  faith 
7.priefts  were  obedient  to  the  faith 
8.  Steven,  fix\\  of  faith  and  power 
1  i.24.full  of  the  holy  Ghoft,  and  of  faith 
1 3.8.  feeking  to  turn  the  Deputy  from  the  faith 
14.9  perceiving  he  had  faith  to  be  healed 
22.  exhorting  them  to  continue  in  the  faith 
»7.how  he  had  opened  the  doore  of faith 
16. {.Churches  eftablifhed  in  the  faith 
20. 21.  faith  toward  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
24.24.heard  him  concerning  the  faith  of  Chrift 
Rom.  1 .  j.  for  obedience  to  the  faith  among  all  nat. 
17.  revealed  from  faith  to  faith 
3.3.  make  the  faith  of  God  without  effect 

27.  nay,  but  by  the  law  of  faith 
A.<;.  his  faith  is  counted  for  righteoufnefle 
9.  faith  was  reckoned  to  Abra.  for  righteouC 

1 1.  a  zeale  of  the  righteoufnefle  of  oax  faith 

12.  walk  in  the  fteps  of  that  faith 
1 3  .through  the  righteoufnefle  of  faith 
i4.are  of  the  law  be  heirs,  faith  is  made  void 
16.  therefore  it  is  of/a«Jb,that  it  might 

that  which  is  of  the  faith  of  Abraham 
9.30.even  the  righteoufnefle  which  is  of  faith 
Chap.  10.6. 
io.8.the  word  of  faith  which  we  preach 

ly.then  faith cometh  by  hearing 
1 2.3.  dealt  to  every  man  the  meafure  of  faith 

6.  accoi  d  ing  to  the  proportion  of  faith 
14.22.  haft  thou  faith,  have  it  to  thy  felfe 


F  A  I        F  A  I 


23.  becaufe  he  cateth  not  of falth,fot 

whatsoever  is  not  of faith,  is  finne 
i6.26;all  nations.for  the  obedience  of  faith 

1  Cor.12.9. t0  anoihet  faith  by  the  fame  fpirit 
1 3.2.  and  though  I  have  all  faith 

i3.and  now  abideth faith,  hope.charity 

2  Cw.4.13.  we  have  the  fame  fpirit  of  faith 
Grt/.i.23.preacheth  the  faith  which  once  he  deftr. 

3-2.works  of  the  law;cr  by  the  hearing  of  faith 

Verfe  5. 
7. know  — that  they  which  are  of  faith 
9.  they  which  be  of  faith,  are  blcfkd 
12.  and  the  law  is  not  oi  faith 
2 3. before  faith  came,  we  were  under  the  law 
25.  but  after  that  faith  is  come,we  ate  no 
5.6  bnt.faith,  which  worketh  by  love 
2  2.  fi  uit  of  the  fpirit  is  love,  fallb 
6.io.them  who  are  of  the  houmold  of  faith 
Epbcf.4.5.  one  Lord,  one  faith, one  baptifme 
1 3  .till  we  come  in  the  unity  of  the  faith 
6.i6.aboveall  things  ,take  thefhield  of  faith 
1 3  .love,withf<zirfo  from  God  the  Father 
PW/.1.25.  for  your  furtherance,and  joy  of  faith 
27.ftriving  together  for  the  faith  of  the  Gof. 

1  Thef.i-i.  remembring  your  work  of faith 
5.8.  putting  on  the  breft-plate  of  faith 

2  Tbef.i.a.  we  glory  for  your  patience  and  faith 

1 1.  and  the  work  of  faith  with  power 
3.2.  for  all  men  have  not  faith 

1  TwB.i.j.out  of  a  pureheartjand/i/^unfained 
14.  was  exceeding  abundant  with  faith 
19.  holding /d/tf/?  and  a  good  confeience 
conccrning/«t/7,have  made  fhipwrack 
3 .  9.  holding  the  myfterie  of  faith 
4.1.  fome  fhall  depart  from  the  faith 

6.  nourifhed  up  in  the  words  of  faith 
5.8.  he  hath  denied  the  faith , and  is  worfe  then 

1 2.  they  have  cart  off  their  firft  faith 
6. 1  o.they  have  erred  from  the  faith 

I  i.follow  after  righteoufnefs.godlinefs^r/; 
■     12.  fight  the  good  fight  of  faith 

II  .have  erred  concerning  the  faith 
1  Tim.  i.j.  the  unfained/ai/J?  that  is  in  thee 

2. 1 8.and  overthrow  the  faith  of  lome 

22.but  follow  righteoufne  ffe,/«ifkcharity 
3.  8.  reprobate  concerning  the  faith 

10. thou  haft  fully  known  my  faith 
4. 7. 1  have  kept  the  faith 
Tlt.i.u  according  to  rhe  faith  of  Gods  elect 

4.  mine  owne  fon  after  the  common  faith 
Pbilem.^.  hearing  of  the  love  and  faith 
Heb.a.2-  not  being  mixed  with  faith 
6.  1.  and  of  faith  towards  God 
10.22.  a  true  heart,in  full  aflurance  of  filth 

23.  hold  faft  the  profeffion  of  our  faith 
1 1 . 1  .faith  is  the  fubftance  of  th  in  gs  hoped  for 

6.  without  faith  it  is  impoffible  to  pleafe  G 
1 2.2.  Jefus,  theauthour  &  finifher  of  our  faith 
1 3 .7.whofe  faith  follow,  con  fidering  the 
Jam.i.i.have  not  thefa.of  our  L.-  wth  refp.of  per. 
14.  fay  he  hath  faith,  can  faith  fave  him 
17.  faith, jf 'it  haih  not  works,is  dead 
18. thou  h?.f\faith,snd  I  have  works 
2  2. how  faith  wrought  with  his  works 

by  works  was  faith  made  perfect 

24.  is  juftified,  and  not  by  faith  only 
26.(0 faith  without  works  is  dead 

J.i  j.the  prayer  of faith  (hall  fave  rhe  fick 
2  Pet.i.x.  obtained  like  precious/air/>  with  us 
1  fob.  j.4.  overcometh  the  world,even  our  faith 
Jade  3 .  earneftly  contend  for  the  faith 

20.buil.up  your  felves  on  your  moft  ho]y  fai. 
Rev.i.  1 3.  and  haft  denyed  my  faith 

19. 1  know  thy  works^nd  charityjand/wVfc 
13.10.  here  is  the  patience  &  faith  of  the  faints 
14.12.whkh  keep  the  faith  of- Jefus 
Byfmb. 
Hab.i.q.the  juft  fhall  live  by  his^BW 
Afts.  1 5 .9.  purifying  their  hearts  by  faith 

26.18.arc  fanftified  by/*;rf»that  is  in  me 
So»2.i.i2.comforted  by  vantuaW  faith 
17. the  juft  fhall  live  by  faith 
3-2  2.w  hich  is  by  faith  of  Chrift  unto  all 
28.a  man  is  juftified  by/atff?,without 
30.  (hall  juftifie  the  circumcifion  by  faith 
5.  i.therefore,  being  juftified  by  faith 

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z.by  whom  we  have  acceffe  by  faith 
9.3  2.  becaufe  they  fought  it  not  by  faith 
11.20.  and  thou  ftandeft  by  faith 
z  Cor.  1.  24.  for  by  faith  yee  (land 

j.7.wee  walke  by  faith,  not  by  fight 
Grf/.2.  16.  juftified  by  faith  in  Jefus  Chrift 

might  be  juftified  by  faith 
20.I  live  by  the  faith  of  the  Son  of  God 
1 1.  for  the  juft  mail  live  by  faith 
2  2.promife  by  faith  might  be  given 
24.  might  bee  juftified  by  faith 

26.  the  children  of  God  by  faith 
5. wait  for  the  hope  of  righteoufneffe  by  faith 

Epbef.-$.i2-in  whom  we  have  acceffe  by  faith 

i7>may  dwell  in  your  hearts  by  faith 

Phil.  3.  j.tighteoufnefie  of  God  by  faith 

Hc6.10.58.  now  the  juft  (hall  live  by  faith 

ii.4-by  faith  Abel  offered  unto  God 

5.  by  faith  Enoch  was  tranflated 

7.  by  faith  Noah  prepared  an  ark 

heir  of  therighteoufn.which  is  by  faith 
8.by  faith  Abrah.when  he  was  called,  went 
9.  by  faith  he  fojourned  in  the  land 
17.  by  faith  Abraham,when  he  was  tried 

20.  by  faith  Ifaac  blefled  Jacob 

2 1 .  by  faith  Jacob  blefled  the  fons  of  Jofeph 

22.  by  faith  Jofeph  when  he  died,  made 
2  j.  byfaithMoks  was  hid  three  moneths 
2  4.by  faith  Mofes  refufed  to  be  called 

27.  by  faith  he  forfoke  Egypt 

29.  by  faith  they  pafled  thorough  the  red  fea 

30.  by  faith  the  walls  of  Jericho  fell 

31.  by  faith  the  harlot  Rahab  perifhed  not 
Jam-z.z^.  juftified,  not  by  faith  onely 

isjfaitf). 

Rom.^.ig.  and  being  not  weake  in  faith 
20.  but  was  Rxongin  faith 

14.  i.him  that  is  weake  in  the  faith,  receive 
1  Cor.  1 6 . 1 3 .  watch,  ftand  faft  in  the  faith 
z  Cor.  8.7.  ye  abound  in  faith  and  utterance 

1 3 .  J  .examine  whether  ye  be  in  the  faith 
Col.  1 . 2  3 .  i  f  ye  con  tinue  in  the  faith 

2.7.  and  ftabliflied  in  the  faith 

1  Tiw.  1.2. unto  Timothie  thy  own  fon  in  the  faith 

4.  rather  then — edifying  which  is  in  faith 
2.7.  a  teacher  in  faith  and  verity 

1  J.  if  they  continue  in  faith  and  charity 
3-13.  purchafe  great  boldneffe  in  the  faith 
4.1 2.  be  thou  an  example  in  faith 

2  Tim.  1 . 1 3 .  hold  faft  the  forme  in  faith  and  love 
Zfe.-x.13.  that  they  may  be  found  in  tht  faith 

2-2. aged  men  be  fober,-— found  in  faith 
3-15.  greet  them  that  love  us  in  the  faith 

Heb.11.13.  thefe  all  died  in  the  faith 

fam.1.6.  but  let  him  aske  in  faith 
z,  j.  poore  of  this  world  rich  in  faith 

1  Vet.  $.9.  whom  refift  ftedfaft  in  the  faith 

Their  Jraftl). 
Mat.g.z.  and  Jefus  feeing  their  faith 
Mar.z.t,.  when  Jefus  faw  their  faith 
Lu\e  <$.  20.  and  when  he  faw  their  faith 

Through  jfattt). 
Aels  3 .16.  through  faith  in  his  fonne 
Rom.  3-  2  <f. a  propitiation  through /w^  in  his  bloud 

30.  juftifie  uncircumcifion  through  faith 

3 1.  doe  we  make  void  die  law  through  faith 
Gal-i  .8.  juftifie  the  heathen  through  faith 

i4.promife  of  the  fpirit  through  faith 
Ephef.z.d.by  grace  are  ye  faved  through  faith 
Phil.3.9.  which  is  through  the  faith  of  Chrift 
Col.z.  1 2.  throughfaith  of  the  operation  of  God 

2  Tim.3.1  5/.  through  faith  which  is  in  Chrift 
Heb.6. 1 2. through  fa'ithSc  patience  inherit  the  pro. 

1 1. 3. through  faith  we  underftand 

1 1.  through  faith  Sarah,  received  ftrength 
28.  through  faith  he  kept  the  paffeover' 
3  3 .  through  faith  fubdued  kingdomes 
39.  obtained  a  good  report  through  faith 
1  Prt.1.5.  kept  by  the  power  of  God  through  faith 

Thy  JFaitlj. 
Matth. o.zz.  thy  /tfiri?  hath  made  the  whole 

Marty  5.34.  £«£e  8.48. 
1 5.28. 0  woman,great  is  thy  faith 
Mar.  10.  ^z. go  thy  way,thy/a.  hithmade  thee  wh, 
Luke  7.50.  thy  faith  hath  faved  thee     Cha.18.42. 
1      17-19.  arife,  thy  faith  hath  made  thee  whole 


22.3  2. 1  prayed  that  thy  faith  faile  not 
Philem.6.  communication  of  thy  fa.  may  bee.  effe. 
Jaut.z.  1 8.  (hew  me  thy  faith  without  thy  workes 

Tour  JFa(tl). 
Matth.  9.29.according  to  your  faith  be  it  unto  you 
Luke  8.25.  where  is  your  faith 
Rom.  1.8.  your  faith  is  fpoken  of  through  the  world 

1  Cor.  2. 5.  that  your/airi?  fhould  not  ftand 
1  j. 14.  and  your  faith  is  alfo  vaine 

17. your  faith  is  vaine,  ye  are  yet  in  your  fins 

2  Cor.  1.24.  not  have  dominion  over  your  faith 
10.15.  when  your  faith  is  increafed 

Ephef.i.if.  after  I  heard  of  your  faith 
Phil.  2. 1 7 .  offered  upon  the  fervice  of  your  /atf /; 
Col.  1.4.  fincc  we  heard  of  your  faith 
2.  j.  ftedfaftneffe  of  your  faith 

1  Thef.i.S.your  fa.  to  God-ward  is  fpread  abroad 
3 .2.  to  comfort  you  concerning  your  faith 

5. 1  fent  to  know  your  faith 

6.  brought  us  good  tydings  of  your  faith 

7.  were  comforted  over  you  by  your  faith 
1  o. perfect  which  is  lacking  in  your  faith 

2  Thef.1.3. your  faith  gr°werh  exceedingly 
/<w#.  1.3. trying  of your  faith  worketh  patience 

1  P^.i^.tbatthetryallofyour/tfirf),  being 
9.  receiving  the  end  ofyour  faith 
21.  that  your  faith  &  hope  might  be  in  God 

2  Pet.i.^.to  your  faith  vertue,  to  venue  know  led. 
zJfaittjfuH. 

Num.  12.7/who is  faithfull'm  all  mine  houfe 
Deut.j.y.  the faithfull  God  which  keepeth  coven. 

1  Sam.z.3  5.  raifeme  up  a  faithfull  prieft 
22.14.  who  is  fo  faithfull  in  all  the  houfe 

2  Sd#z.  20.i9.peaceable  and  faithfull'm  Ifracl 
Hehem.f.z.  was  a  faithfull  man  and  feared  God 

9.8.  foundeft  his  heart  faithfull  before  thee 
13.13.  for  they  were  counted  faithfull 

Pfal.iz.i.  the  faithfull  faile  from  among  men 
3 1.2  3 .  the  Lord  preferveth  the  faithfull 
89.37.  as  a  faithfull  witneffe  in  heaven 
ioi.o".  mine  eyes  fhall  be  upon  the  faithfull 
119.86.  all  thy  commandementsare/d^/M 
138.  thy  teftimonies  are  very  faithfull 

Prov.  1 1 . 1 3  .a  faithfull  fpirit  concealeth  the  matter 
1 3 . 1 7.  a  faithfull  ambaffadour  is  health 

14.5.  a  faithfull  witneffe  will  not  lie 

20.6.  a  faithfull  man  who  can  finde 
2$.i3.a/«rfi/##meflengertothem  that  fend 

27.6.  faithfull  ire  the  wounds  of  a  friend 
28.20.  afaith.man  fhall  abound  with  bleffings 

ifa.i.zi.  the  faithfull  city  become  an  harlot 
26.  flialt  be  called  fThe  faithfull  dry 
8.2.  tooke  unto  me  faithfull  witnefi'es 

49.7.  the  Lord  that  is  faithfull 
Jer.^z.  5.  the  Lord  be  a  faithfull  witneffe  between 
DOT.6.4.  for  as  much  as  he  was  faithfull 
Hofea  1 1. 1 2.  is  faithfull  with  the  Saints 
Matth. 24.4  j.  who  then  is  a  faithfull  fervant 

2  j. 21.  well  done  faithfull  fervant 

2  3. thou  haft  been  faithfull  in  a  few  things 
Luke  12.42.  who  then  jsthatjfe/>/«#ftewai'd 
16. 10. faith full  in  leaft, is  faithfull  alfo  in  much 
11. not  faithfull  in  the  unrigbteousMammon 
1 2.  not  faithf.  in  that  which  is  another  mans 
19.17.  becaufe  thou  haft  been  faithfull 
Acls  16.1$.  if  ye  judged  me  faithfull  to  the  Lord 
1  for.i.9.God  is  faithfull  by  whom  ye  were  called 
4.2.  required  in  ftewards  that  a  man  be  faithf. 

17.  who  is  faithfull  in  the  Lord 
7.25.  obtained  of  the  Lord  to  be  faithfull 
1o.13.G0d  isfahhfull  who  will  notfuffer 
Gal.-$.y.are  blefled  with  faithfull  Abraham 
Ephcf. 1.1.  to  the  faithfull  in  Chrift  Jefus 

6.21.  Tichicus  a  faithfull  minifter  in  the  Lord 
Col.i.z.  to  the  Saints  and  faithfull 

7.  who  is  for  you  a  faithfull  minifter 

4.7.  a  faithfull  minifter  and  fellow-fervant 

9.  with  Onefimus  a  faithfull  fervant 

1  The f.<,'Za,.  faithfull  is  he  that  calleth  you 

2  Tht if.  3.3.  but  the  Lord  is  faithfull' 

1  Tim.  i.  1 2.  he  counted  me  faithfull 
1  j.  this  is  a  faithfull  faying  &  worthy 

Chap.  4.  9. 
3.1 1.  fober,  faithfull  in  ail  things 
6.2.  becaufe  they  ate  faithf  nil 

2  Tim.z.z.  the  fa,me  commit  to  faithfull  men 


1 1.  it  is  a  faithfull  faying,  for  if  we 
1 3.  if  we  beleeve  not.yet  he  'Joideth  faithfull 
Tit.1.6.  if  any  be  blamcleffe,having /^/children 
9.  holding  faft  the  faithfull  word 
3.8.  this  is  a  faithfull  faying,  and  thefe  things 
Hcb.1.17.  might  be  a  faithfull  high-prieft 
3.2.  who  w 'as  faithfull to  him 

Mofes  was  faithfull  in  all  his  houfe 
5.  and  Mofes  verily  was  faithfull 
10.23.  forhe  is  faithfull  that  promifed 
1  i.i  1.  (he  judged  him  faithful  that  had  promir. 
1  Pe£.4.i9.their  loules  as  unto  a  faithfull  Creator 
5. 1 2.  by  Sylvanus  a  faithfull  brother 

1  John  1.9.  it  we  confeffe  he  is  faithfull  to  forgive 
Revel.vrf.  who  is  the  faithfull  witneffe 

2.10.  be  thou  faithfull  unto  death 

1 1 .  Antipas  was  my  faithfull  martyr 
3.14.  thefe  things  faith  the  faithfull  witneffe 
17.14.  they  are  called  faithfull 
1 9.1 1. he  that  fate  upon  him  was  called  faithful 
z  i.j.  thefe  words  are  true  and  faithfull 

22.6.  thefe  things  are  faithfull  and  true 
;JPatti)fulip. 

2  Kjng.  12.15.  hr  they  dealt  faith  fully 

22.7.  becaufe  they  dealt  faithfully 

2  tiro.  1 9.9. doe  in  the  fcare  o£theLord}faithfully 
31.12.  brought  in  the  offerings  faithfully 
34.12.the  men  did  the  work  faithfully 

Pww.29.14.King  that  faithfully  judgeth 
fer.z^.  28.  fpeake  my  word  faithfully 

3  John  5. behold  thou  haft  done  faithfully 

rfaitfyfulncfte. 

1  S,4«z.26'.23.Lord  render  to  every  man  his  faithf. 
P/S/.5.9.  there  is  no  faithfulneffe  in  their  mouth 
36.  j.  thy  faithfulneffe  reacheth  to  the  clouds 
40.  10. 1  have  declared  thy  faithfulneffe 
88.1  i.or  thy  faithfulneffe  in  deftrufftion 
89.1.  make  knowne  thy  faithfulneffe  to  all 
z.thy  faithfulneffe  (halt  thou  eftabliih 
5.  thy  faithfulneffe in  the  congregation 
8.or  like  to  thy  faithfulneffe  round  about , 
z^.my  faithfulneffe  (hall  be  with  him 
33.  nor  fuffer  my  faithfulneffe  to  faile 
92.  2.  and  thy  faithfulneffe  every  night 
* 19. 7  j.  in  faithfulneffe  hath  afflicted  mee 

90. thy  faithfulneffe  is  unto  all  generations 
143. 1.  in  thy  faithfulneffe  anfwer  mee 
lfa.11.^.  faithfulneffe'  is  the  girdle  of  his  reines 

25.  i.thy  counfels  of  old  are  faithfulneffe 
law.  3. 23.  great  is  thy  faithfulneffe 
Hof.z.zo.  betroth  thee  unto  me  in  faithfulneffe 

JFaittyefle., 
Matth.  17. 17.  Ofaithlcjfe  and  per verfe  generation 
Ato^.9.19.  &  i^.9.41. 
Joh.zo.  27.  be  not  faithleffc, but  beleeving 

jFtiL 

Paw.  1 6. 1 8.  a  haughty  fpirit  before  zfall 

29.16.  the  righteous  fhall  fee  their  fall 
Jer.  49.2i.earthis  moved  at  the  noife  of  theh  fall 
£^.26.1  $.Ues  (hake  at  the  found  o{  their  fall 

18.  lies  tremble  in  the  day  of  thy  fall 
3i.i6,nations  (hake  at  the  found  of  his  fall 
3  2. 10. every  man  for  his  life,inthe  day  of  thyf. 
Mat.j.  27.  and  great  was  the  falloi it 
L^.2.34.  fet  for  the  fall  and  rifingagain  of  many 
Rom.i  1.  1 1.  but  rather  through  their  fall  falvat.  is 
i2.if  the  fall  if  them  be  the  riches  of  the  wo. 

:JFaH. 

Gen.z.  21.  a  deep  fleep  to  fall  on  Adim 
43.i8.occafion  againft  us,  and  fall  upon 
45.  24.  fee  yee  fall  not  out  by  the  way 

49.17.  fo  that  his  rider  (hall  fall  backward 
EXod.i<;.i6.  (ear  and  dread  Chill  fall  upon  them 

21.  3  3 .  an  oxe  or  an  avXefaU  therein 
Lev.i  i.32.on  whatfoeverany  of  them —  doth  fall 
37.  czrczKefall  upon  any  fowing  feed 
3  8. any  part  of  their  carcaffe  fall  thereon 
19.  29.  left  the  land  fall  to  whordome 
26.7.  and  they  (hall  fallbeforc  you 
8.  your  enemies  (hall  fall  before  you 

36.  they  (hall  fall  when  none  purfueth 

37.  they  (hall  fall  one  upon  another 
WwW.11.3i- and  let  themfallby  thecamp 

1 4. 29-your  carcaffes  (hall  /?z#in  this  wildernes 
3  z.  but  as  for  you,your  carcaffes  (hall  /a# 
34.2.this  is  the  land  that  (hall  fall  unto  you 

Df«f.22.8.if 


I  F  AL  FAL 

IJDe«M2.8.ifany  man  jfa# from  thence 
,7«rfg.8.zi.rifethou,  and  fall  upon  us 
ij.n.fweareye  will  not  fall  upon  me 
iB.ani  fall  into  the  hand  of  uncircumcif. 
Rb*/>  2.i6.let  /iff  of  puipofe  for  her 

5 .  i8.untill  thou  know  how  the  matter  will  fall 
i  S&w.j.iq.let  none  of  his  words  fall 
14.45.not  one  haire  of  his  head  fall 
18.25. to  make  David  fall  by  the  Philiftims 
Z2.i7.wouldnot  fall  upon  the  priefts 

i8.tuin  thou,  and  fall  upon  the 
26.20.let  not  my  blood  fall  to  the  earth 
2  Sam.  1 . 1 5-go  neer  and  fall  upon  him 
1 4. 1 1  .not  one  haire  of  thy  fonne  fall 
24. 1 4.1et  us  fall  into  the  hand  of  God 

let  me  not  fill  into  the  hand  of  man 
1  I\ing.  1 . 5  2.not  an  haire  of  hi  m  fall  to  the  earth 
2.29.ient,  faying.  Go  fall  upon  him 

3  l.fall  upon  him,  and  burie  him 
21.20.may  go  up,and  fall  it  Ramoth-Gilead 
2  Chron.18.19. 
1  King.y. 4-lct  us  fall  into  the  hoft  of  the  Syrians 
10.  io.fhall  fall  nothing  of  the  word  of  the  L. 
i4.io.thatthou  fhouldtft  fall 

1  Chron.1z.1p.be  will  fall  tohismafter 

2 1. 1 3. let  me  fall  into  the  hand  of  God 

let  me  not  fall  into  the  hand  of  man 

2  Cfcwz.2i.i5.untill  thy  bowels  fall  out 

2j.8.God  fhall  make  thee  fall 

i9.thatthou  fhouldeft  fall,and  Judah 
Ejlbcr  6.1 3. before  whom  thou  haft  begun  to  fall 
but  fhall  furely  fall  before  him 
Job  13.1 1. and  his  dread  fall  upon  you 

3  i.22.then  let  my  arm  fall  from  my  fhoulder. 
P/d/.f.io.letthem  fall  by  their  own  counfels 
9.3.mine  enemies  (hall  fall  and  perifh 
ic.io.that  the  poor  maj  fall  by  his  ftrong  ones 
3  f  .8.into  that  deftruftion  let  him  fall 
3 7. 24. though  he  fa/l,bs  fhall  not  be  u  terly 
45.  ? .whereby  they  fall  under  thee 
64.8.their  tongue  to  fall  upon  themfelves 
y  8. zS. fall  in  themidft  of  their  camp 
-  8  2. 7. fhall  fall  like  one  of  the  princes 
91.7.3  thoufand  fhall  fall  at  thy  fide 
n8.i3.thruft  atmejthat  I  might  fall 
140.10.let  burning  coales  fall  upon  them 
141.  io.let  the  wicked  fall  into  their  own  nets 
1 4  5 .  1 4.the  Lord  upholdeth  all  that  fall 
Prov.q.  ic\unleffe  they  caufe  fome  to  fall 

io.8.but  a  prating  fool  fhall  fall        Verf.io. 
ii.f.wickedfhall/jfibyhisown  wfekedneffe 
i4.where  no  counfell  is>the  people  fall 
28.that  trufteth  in  riches,(hall  fall 
22.i4.abhorred  of  the  Lord  (ball  fall 
24.  i6.wicked  fhall  fall  into  mifchief 
26  27. who  fodiggeth  apit,fhall  fall  therein 
28.io.caufeth  to  go  affray  fhall  fall 
14-that  hardentth  his  heart  fhall  fall 
1 8. that  is  perverfe,fhall  fill  At  once 
ftt/f/^.io.ifthey  fall,  one  will  lift  ftp 
io.8.that  diggeth  a  pit,fhall  fall  into  it 
11. 3. if  the  tree  fall  toward  the  fouth 
7/x8.i  pnany  fhall  ftumh!eand/jff 
io.4.fhall  fall  under  the  fl.iine 

34.Lebanon  fhall  fall  by  a  mighty  one 
22.25.be  cut  down  and  fall 
24.18.fhaH  ftllimo  the  pit 

20.it  fhall  fall,  and  not  rife  againe 
28.1 3-they  might  go  and  fall  backward 
30.13.as  a  breach  ready  to  fall 

2 5. in  the  day  when  the  towers  fall 
40.30.theyoung  men  fhall  utterly  fall 
47.1 1. mifchief  fhall  fall  upon  thee 
54. 1 5  .againft  thee,  fhall  fall  for  thy  fake 
Jt'i'.%.  1  i.not  caufe  mine  anger  to  fall  upon  you 
6.i5.thty  fhall  fall  among  them  that  fall 

Chap.8.12. 
2 1  .fonnes  fhall  fall  upon  them 
8.4.fhallthey  fall  and  not  arife 
9.22.carcaffes  of  men  fhall  fall  as  dung 
1 5-8.caufed  him  to  fall  upon  it  faddenly 
23. 1 2.fhalbe  driven  and  fall  therein 

i9.fhall  fallen,  the  head  of  the  wicked 
25.27.be  drunken,  fpue,  and  fall 

34.fhall  fall  like  a  pleafant  vrffell 
30.23.it  fhall  fall  with  paine  upon  the  wicked 


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37.14.I  fall  not  away  to  the  Caldeans 
44. 1 2.and  fall  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
46.6.ftumble  and  fall  toward  the  north 

i6.he  made  many  to  fall 
48. 44. from  the  fear,(hall  fall  into  the  pit 
49.26"  .young  men  fhall  fall  in  htrftreets 

Chap.50.30. 
50-32.proud  mall  ftumble  and  fall 
5  i.4.flain  fhall  fall  in  the  land 
44.the  wall  of  Babylon  fhall  fall 
47.her  flain  fhall  fall  in  the  midft  of 
49.35  Babylon  caufed  Ifrael  to  fall 

at  Babyl. fhall  fall  the  flain  of  the  earth 
Lam.i. 14.be  hath  made  my  ftrcngth  to  fall 
Elgk-6-7-  flain  fhall  fall  in  the  midft  of  you 
13. 1 1. fay  unto  them, it  fhall  fall 

ye>0  great  hailftones,fhall  fall 
i4.foundation  d;fcovered,it  fhall  fall 
24.6.ICC  no  lot  fall  upon  it 
27.27.all  thy  company  fhall  fall 

34.company  in  midft  of  thee  fhall  fall 
29.5. thou  (halt  fall  upon  the  fields 
30.4.the  flain  fhall  fall  in  Egypt 
6.they  that  uphold  Egypt  (hall  fall 
2 2. caufe  the  fword  to  fall 
3  2. 1 2.caufe  thy  multitude  to  fall 

20.fhall  fall  in  the  midft  of  them 
33.12.not  fall  thereby  in  the  day  that 
3  5.8.1'n  all  thy  rivers  fhall  they  fall 
38.20.theftcep  places  fhall  fall 

every  wall  fhall  fall  to  the  ground 
39.3.arrows  to  fall  out  of  thy  right  hand 
4.thou  fhalt  fall  upon  the  mountaines 
5.fhalt  fall  upon  the  open  field 
44.1 2.1frael  to  fall  by  iniquity 
47.14. this  land  ihall  fall  unto  you 
DtfS.11.14.but  they  fhall  fall 

ip.but  he  lhall  ftumble  and  fall 
34.when  they  fhall  fall,  they  fhalbe  holpen 
3  5/ome  fhajl  full  to  try  them    ' 
Hof.A.  5. therefore  (halt  thou  fall  in  the  day 

the  Prophet  fhall  fall  with  thee 
i4.people  that  doth  underftand,  (hall  fall 
5. 5. therefore  fhall  Ephraim  fall 

Jadah  alfo  fhall  fall  with  them 
10. 8. and  to  the  hils,  Faff  upon  us 
i4-9.but  tranfgreflbrs  fhall  fall  therein 
Amos  i.f.fallin  afnare where  no  gin  is 
i4.hornes  fhall  fall  to  the  ground 
8.i4.fhall  fall,znd  never  rife  again 
9.9-leaft  grain  fall  unto  the  earth 
Micab  7. 8.  re  Joyce  not  when  I  fall 
Nahum  3.1 2.fhall  fall  into  the  mouth 
Mat.  10.zQ.not  fall  on  the  ground  without  your 
iz.ii. fall  into  apit  on  the  Sabbath  day 
1 5.i4.both  fhall  fall  into  the  pit 

27,eatcrums  which  fall  from  their  matters 
21.44.upon  whomsoever  it  fhall  fall,  it  will 

whofoever  fhall  fall  on  this  ftone 
24.29.and  the  ftars  fhall  /iff  from  heaven 

Mark  13.25. 
Liilp  6\39.fhall  they  not  both  fall 

io.i8.Satan  as  lightning  fall  from  heaven 
20.i8.whofoever  fhall  fall  upon  that  ftone 

but  on  whomfoever  it  fhall  fall 
23.30.unto  the  mountains, Tall  on  us 
John  1 2.24.except  a  corn  fall  into  the  gtound 
Ails  27. 17. fearing  they  fhould  let  faU  into  the 
32.fouldierslet  her  fall  off 
34.notanhaire/a//  from  the  head  of 
Row.  1 1.1 1. have  they  ftumbl.that  they  fhould  fall 

14.13.an  occafion  to/iff  in  hisbrothers 
1  C0r.1o.12.that  ftanderhjtake  heed  left  he  fall 

1  Tim.^.6.fall  into  the  condemnation  of  the  devil 

7.1eft  he  fall  into  reproach 
6.9.wilbe  rich,  fall  into  temptation 

Heb.4. 1  i.left  any  man  fall  after  the  fame  examp. 
10. 3  i.a  fearfull  thing  to  fall  into  the  hands  of 

Jam.i.z.when  ye  fall  into  diverfe  temptations 
5. 1 2.fwearc  not,left  ye  fall  into 

2  Prt.i.io.do  thefe  things,fhall  never  fall 

3.i7.beware  left  ye  fall  from  your  ftedfaftnefs 
Rev. 6. 1 6.and  faid  to  the  rocks,  Fa  11  on  us 

9.  i.I  faw  a  ftarre  fall  from  heaven 
;ffaH  away. 
Lii^eS.  1 3.U1  time  of  temptation  fall  away 


Ueb.6,6.\i  they  fall  away  ,to  renew  them 

JFall  dmvie. 
Deut.zz .q.brothe\s?ihre  fall downe  by  the  way 
Jof.6.%.  the  wall  fhall /iff  down  flat 
1  Sam.z  i.t  3.  and  let  his  fpictle/i// downe 
Pfal.jz.i  i .all  kings (hall /iff  downbeforehim 
J/i.3  1. 3. he  that  is  holpen  (hall  /iff  downe 
3 4. 4. their  hoft  (hall /iff  downe 
44. 1 9.fhall  I  fall  downe  to  the  ftocke 
45.1 4.they  fhall  fall  downe  to  thee 
4.6.6.theyfall  downe,they  worfhip 
£^'.30.25.armes  of  Pharaoh  (hall/iff  downe 
Dan. 1. <;. ye  fall  downe,  and  worfhip 

io.fhal/j// down, &  worfhip  the  golden  im. 
1  5  .if  ye  fall  down,and  worfhip 
1 1. 26. many  fhall/;// downe  flain 
Mrff.4.9.give  thee,ifthou  wilt  fall  downe 
Krae/-4.  io.the24.elders  (hall/iff  down  bef.him 

;tf  all  joyned  witbfaord. 
J5.'W.5.3-left  befall  upon  us  with  the  fword 
Num.  1 4. 3  .brought  us  to  fall  by  the  fword 

4  3. and  ye  fhall/iffby  the  fword 
2  Kjn.  19.7.  will  caufe  him  to  fall  by  the  fword 
Pfal.6  3. 10.  they  fhall  fall  by  the  fword 
lfa.t.  2  5. thy  men  fhall/iffby  the  fword 
1 3 . 1 5.every  one  (hall/iff  by  the  fword 
3 1  .S.then  fhal  the  Affyrian  fall  with  the  fword 
37.7. 1  will  caufe  him  to  fall  by  the  fword 

Jerem.ig.-j. 
Jcr.ro.^faU  by  the  fword  of  their  enemies 

3  9. 18. thou  (halt  not  fall  by  the  fword 
E\el(.j.  i2.a  third  part  (hall  fall  with  the  fword 
6. 1 1  •  they  lhall  fall  by  the  fword 

1 2.he  that  is  neer  (hall/iff  by  the  fword 
t  1. 10.  ye  (hall  fall  by  the  fword 
17.?-  i-his  fugitives  ihall  fall  by  the  fword 
23. 25. remnant  fhall /a// by  the  fword 
24.21  .your  fons  fhall  fall  by  the  fword 
25.31  .Dedan  fhall  fall  by  the  fword 
3  o.j.fall  with  them  by  the  fword 
6  they  fall  in  it  by  the  fword 
i7.youngmen  fhall /a// by  the  fword 
3  3. 27. in  the  waftes  fhall/iffby  the  fword 
Dan.  11.33  -y"  f^l'  fa^  ty  the  fword 
Ho^7.i6.princes  (hall/iff  by  the  fword 

1 3. 1 6. Samaria  fall  by  the  fword 
Joel  2. 8. when  they  fall  upon  the  fword 
Amo.-j.!-]  .daughters  fall  by  t  he  fw  ord 
Lu\.z  1.2  ^.fall  by  the  edge  of  the  fword 

5f  alien. 

Gen.4-6.wby  is  thy  countenance  fallen 

Levit.i^-4 1 .  hath  his  haire  fallen  off 
it. 1 5.  if  thy  brother  be  fallen  in  decay 

Jof.S.z  4. fallen  on  the  edge  of  the  fword 

J"«^.3.2  5.their  lord  was  fallen  downe  dead 
1 8. 1. inheritance  had  not  fallen  to  them 
19. 27. the  woman  was  fallen  downe 

1  S<tf#.5.3.Dagon  was  fallen  upon  his  face 

4-Dagon  was  fallen  to  the  ground 
26. 1 2.fleep  was  fallen  upon  them 
3 1. 8. found  Saul  fallen  in  mount  Gilboa 

2  Saw.  1. 10. not  live  after  he  was  fallen 

i2.mourned,becaufe  they  were  fallen 
3.38.3  great  manfallen  this  day 
2  7C«z.i3.i4.nowEli(hawas/d//f»ficke 

1  Cfw.io.8.foundSaul,and  hisfons/a&» 

2  Cfoo.20.24.dead  bodies  fallen  to  the  earth 

29.9.0m  fathers  have  fallen  by  the  fword 
7±/?fr.7.8.Haman  was  fallen  upon  the  bed 
Pfal.zo.S.they  ate  brought  down,and  fallen 

36. 1 2. the  workers  of  iniquity  fallen 
Ifa.  1 4. 1 2.  how  art  thou  fallen  from  heaven 

z6. 1 8.neither  have  the  inhab.of  the  world  fall. 
E'Zfk.-'S  2.22.  all  them  fallen  by  the  fword 

Ver.23,24. 
Hof.  1 4: 1  .haft  fallen  by  thine  iniquity 
Z  u\.  1 4. 5  .oxe  fallen  into  a  pit,and  will  not  help 
Aff.8. iS.was  fallen  upon  none  of  them 

zo.y.fallen  into  a  deep  fleep 

26. 14. when  we  were  all  fallen 

27.29.left  we  fhould  have  fallen  on  rockes 

28.6.  looked  when  hefhould  have  fallen  down 
Phil.1.1  z.fall.out  unto  the  furthera.  of  the  Gofp. 
Rev.z.  5.remember  from  whence  thou  art  fallen 

Are  5F  alien. 
2  Sam.i  .4.many  of  the  people  arc  fallen 

i  9  who 


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F  A  L       F  A  L 


F  A  M       F  A  M 


Verf.25. 


1 9. how  are  the  mighty  fallen 
27.I10W  are  thy  mighty  fallen 

22.39.yea,  they  are  fallen  under  my  feet 

Pfal.  18.38. 
Pfal.16.6. are  fallen  unto  me  in  plea'fant  places 

5  54.terrours  of  death  are  fallen  upon  me 

5  7. 6.  they  are/rffcnhemfelves 

(^.reproaches  are  fallen  upon  me 
Zya.9-10.the  bricks  are  fallen  down 
/cr.38.19  Jewestlm  are  fallen  to  the  Caldeans 

46.12.they  are  fallen  both  together 

50.1  j.her  foundations  are  fallen 
Lam.z.zi.my  virgins  are  fallenby  the  fword 
E^/>.  3 1 . 1 2.-his  branches  are  fallen 

3  2.27.ihall  not  lie  with  the  mighty  that  zctfal. 
H0f7.-7.aW  their  kings  are  fallen 
1  Cor.i$.6.3nd  fome  are  fallen alTeep 

i8.which  are  fallen  afleep  in  Chrift 
G^.  5.4. ye  ate  fallen  from  grace 
Rev.17.  io.feven  kings,  five  are  fallen 

isftisn. 

lew"?.  1 3. 40  .man  whofe  haire  is  fallen  on  hishead 
N1emb.2z.19.is  fallen  to  us  on  this  fide  Jordan 
Jojb.z.y.yom  terrour  is  fallen  upon  us 
fob  1 . 1 6.  fire  i  s  fallen  from  heaven 
P/rt/.7.i$.and  is  fallen  into  the  ditch 
j/«.3.8.Jerufalem  is  ruined,and  Judahis  fallen 
i6.o.thy  fummer  fruits,ind  thy  harveft  is  fallen 
2i.o.andfaid,  Babylon  is  fallenfis  fallen 

KexU4.8. 
jg.14.for  truth  is  fallen  in  the  ftreet 
/c^S^.fpoiler  is  fallen  upon  thy  fruits 

5 1.8  .Babylon  is  fuddenly  fallen 
Lam.<,.\6.the  crown  is  fallen  from  our  head 
£^e£.i3.i2.1oewhen  the  wall  is  fallen 
Amos  5. 1. the  virgin  of  Ifrael  is  fallen 

9.  n.raife  up  the  tabernacle  that  is  fallen. 
Zcch.n.z.howle,  for  the  cedar  is  fallen 
ABs  i  j.ifi.build  the  tabernacle  which  is  fallen. 
Kw.i8.2.Babyk>n  the  great  is  fallen,  is  fallen 

rffaflett. 
Jer  37.13.thou  fallejl  away  to  the  Caldeans 

HfFalletfc. 
Exod- 1. 10.  fallctb  out  any  war,  they  joyn  with 
Lev.  1 1-3  3.whereinro  any  of  them  falletb 

3  5. thing  whereon  their  carcaffe  falletb 
Numb. 1 3.54.inheritance  where  his  lot  falletb 
z  Sam.^.zo.one  that  falletb  on  the  fword 
3  4.  falletb  before  wicked  men 
17. 12. upon  him,  as  the  dew  falletb  upon 
Job  4.1 3. when  deep  fleep  falletb  upon  men 

Chap.33.15. 
Prov.i  3-i7.a  wicked  meffenger  falletb 

I7.20.aperverfe  tongue  falletb  into  mifchief 
24.i6.a  juft  man  falletb  (even  times 
i7.rejoyce  not  when  thy  enemy  falletb 
Ecelef. 4.1.0. woe  to  him  alone  when  he  falletb 
9.i2.fnared  when  it  falletb  fuddenly 
n.3.where  the  tree  falletb,theve  it  lieth 
7/S.34.4.as the leafe  falletb fromthe vine 
44.1  >;. and  falkth  downe  thereto 
1 7. image,  he  falletb  down  to  it 
Jer.z\.y.he  thatgoeth  out.and  falletb  unto  the 
Dan.^-6.  whofo  falletb  not  down  &  worfhippcth 

Verfe  11. 
ilfiif.17.15.  ofttimeshe  falletb  into  the  fire 
Lu\e  n.i7.houfe  divided  againft  a  houfe  falletb 

1 5. 1  z,  give  the — goods  that  falletb  tome 
Rom.14.4xo  his  own  mafter  he  ftandeth  or  falletb 
Jam.  1. 11. the  flower  thereof  falletb     1  Peti.24. 

tfautng. 
Numb.zq.q.fallim  into  a  trance,  but  having 

Verfe  16. 
Jo&4.4.upholdenhim  that  was  falling 

14.18  .mountain  filling  cometh  to  nought 
PfaL 56.13. deliver  my  feet  from  falling 

1 16. 8. eyes  from  tears,my  feet  from  falling 
P/W.25.26.righteous  man  falling  down, before 
^.34.4. as  a  faUirigfro  fromthe  fig-tree 
Lu\e  8 .47.came,and  falling  down  before  him 

2  2.44.drops  of  blood  falling  down 
Ails  i.i8./"d/if»/?headlong,burftafunder 
27. 41.  falling  into  a  place  where  twofeas 

1  Cor.14.25.fo  falling  down  on  his  face,  heackn. 

2  The f.z.i,. come  a  falling  aw  ay  firft 
f title  2  4.able  to  keep  you  from  falling 


^raHoro  Deere. 
D«rf.i4.5.theHart  and  the  fallow  Deere 
1 1^2.4.2  3. befides  Harts  and  fallow  Deere 

^Fallow. 
/ey.4.3. break  up  your  fallow  grounded  fow 

Hofca  io.iii 
tfalfe. 

E.wd.zi..  1  .(halt  not  raife  afalfe  report 
7. keep  thee  far  from  a  falfe  matter 
2  Kjn.9.1  2. they  faid,It  is  falfe 
fob  36. 4. my  words  fhall  not  be  falfe 
PfaL  1 1 9. 1 04.  therefore  I  hate  every  falfe  way 
1 2§.and  I  hate  every  falfe  way 
1 20. 3  .be  done  unto  thee^thou  falfe  tongue 
Pro.  1 1 . 1  -afalfe  ballance  is  abomination 
17.4.  giveth  heed  to  falfe  lips 
20. 23. a  falfe  ballance  is  not  good 
25.1 4-whofo  boafteth  of  a  falfe  gift,  is 
/«M4.i4-they  prophefie  a  falfe  virion 
23.3  2. againft  them  thatprophefie/a//e 
37.1 4. then  faid  Jeremy,It  is  falfe 
Lam  .2.1 4.  feen  for  thee  falfe  burdens 
E%el{.z\.z  3 .fhalbe  unto  them  afalfe  divination 
Zech.  8 . 1 7  .love  no  falfe  oath 

1 0.2. diviners  have  told/j^cdreames 
Mal.^.^.a  fwift  witneffe  againft  falfe  fwearers 
Afaf.24.24.arifep//eChiiits,  and  falfe  prophets 
Mar.  13.2  zfalfe  Chrifts,  &  falfe  proph.fhall  arife 
I.«/(.i9.8.by/vr/.accufation,Ireftore  him  fourfold 
2  Cor.i  1. 1 3  .for  fuch  axe  falfe  Apoftles 
26. in  perils  among  falfe  brethren 
Gal.z.q.falfe  brethren  unawares  brought  in 
2  Tim.^  .3.  without  affection,  falfe  accufers 
Tif.2.3. not  falfe  accufers,  truce-breakers 
2  Pet. z.  1. falfe  teachers  among  you 

ctfaltyoou. 

2  So..  1 8 . 1  j.otherwife  I  fhould  have  wrou.faljhood 

fob  2 1-3  4. in  your  anfwers  there  remains  faljhood 

P fal 7. 1 4.he  hath  brought  forth  faljhood 

1 1 9. 1 18.  their  deceit  is  faljhood 

I44.8.their  hand  is  a  right  hand  of  faljhood 

Verfe  1 1 . 
ifa.zS.  1 5<under  faljhood  have  hid  our  felves 
57.4.  are  ye  not  a  feed  of  faljhood 
59. 1 3. uttering  words  of  faljhood 
Jer.10.14.foy:  his  molten  image  is  faljhood 

Chapc.51.17. 
13.2  5  .forgotten  me,  and  trufted  faljhood 
Hof.y.i  .for  they  commit  faljhood 
Mzc.2.11.  if  a  man  walkingin  the  fpirit  Ikfalfio. 

rffalSfptng. 
Amo& .  5 -falfifying  the  ballances  by  deceit 

^Fal%. 
GeK.2r.23.that  thou  wilt  not  deale  falfly  with  me 
Levit.6. 3. lieth concerning  it,and  fwezreth  falfly 
5-which  he  hath  fworne  /a//7y 
19. 1  1  .neither  deAe  falfly,  neither  lye 
1 2. not  fwcare  by  my  name  falfly 
DeM.r9.18.  if  he  have  teftified/ii//7y 
Pfal. 44.1 7.neither  dealt  falfly  in  thy  covenant 
Jer.f.z.  furely,  theyiweare/<r//Zyj 

3  1  .the  prophets  prophefie/a//7j( 
6. 1 3  .'every  one  dealeth  /rf//7y.         Cha.8. 10. 
7.9.  while  ye  fleale,  (weave  falfly 
2.9.9. tnev  prophefie/a//Jy  unto  you 
40.16.thou  fpcakeft/a/f/y  of  Ifhmael 
43.2.faying,Thou  fpeakeft/a//?/ 
Hof.  1  o.4.fw earing  falfly, in  making  a  covenant 
Z«fr.5.4.houfe  ofhim  that  fweareth  falfly 
Mat.  5 . 1 1  .againft  you  falfly  for  my  fake 
Lu\.  3 . 1 4.neither  accufe  any  falfly 
1  Tz7#.6.20.oppo(nions  of  fcience  falfly  fo called 
1  Pet. 3 .i6.falfly  accufe  your  good  converfation 

JFalfe  Prophet. 
All.  1 3 .6.found  a  certain  falfe  prophet 
Rev.i  6. 1 3 .  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  falfe  prophet 
19 '.20 1. falfe  prophet  that  wrought  miracles 
20. 10. where  the  beaft  and  falfe  prophet  are 
JFalfe  Prophets._ 
Mat.y.  1 5  .beware  of  falfe  prophets 

24.1 1.  many  falfe  prophets  (ball  arife 
24. there  flialL  arife  falfe  prophets 
Mar. t  3 . 2  2.  falfe  prophets  fhall  rife 
L«^.6.26.their  fathers  to  the  falfe  prophets 
2.  Pet.2. 1.  but  there  were /^/.prophets  alfo  among 
1  Job.^.i.falfe  prophets  are  gone  into  the  world 
j Gg . 


^fa'.fK  witneffe. 
Exod.io. 16. thou  (halt  not  beare  falfe  witneffe 

Dent. 5.20.  &  ilte.19.18. 
/>«?.  19. i  6. if  a/tf//e  witneffe  rife  up  againft 

1 8. if  the  witneffe  be  afalfe  witneffe,  &  hath 
Pro.6.i9.a  falfe  witneffe  that  fpeakethlies 
12. 17. but  a  falfe  witneffe  dect  it 
1 4.5.  afalfe  witneffe  will  utter  lies 
19. 5.  afalfe  witneffe  not  be  unpunifhed 

Verfe  9. 
21.28.3  falfe  witneffe  fhall  pqrifh,but 

2  5.1 8. that  bezreth  falfe  witneffe  is  a  maule 
Mat.i  $.  19. proceeded  falfe  witneffe,  blafphemies 

26.59.  fought  falfe  witneffe  againft  Jefus 
Mar.10.10.do  not  fteal,donot  beat  falfe  witnefs 

Lu\e  18.20. 
1 4. 5  6. for  many  bare  falfe  witneffe 

57.  certain  bare  falfe  witneffe  againft  him 
Rom.  1 3 .9.  thou  (halt  not  beare  falfe  witneffe 

^falfc  witneffes. 
Pfal.iy.i  2. for  falfe  witneffes  arerifenup 

3  5.1 1.  falfe  witneffes  did  rife  up 
ikto.26.60.  though  many  falfe  witneffes  came 

6o.at  laft  came  two  falfe  witneffes 
.4c?.6.i3.  and  fet  up  falfe  witneffes 
1  Cor.  1 5 . 1 5  .found  falfe  w  itneffes  of  God 

jfame. 
Gen.4^.\6.thefame  thereof  was  heard  in  Pharaoh 
N«»z.i4.i5.nations  have  heard  the  fameofth.ee. 
J0f6.z7.fame  was  thorowout  all  the  country 

9. 9. have  heard  the  fame  ofhim 
1  Kjn.4.2, 1.  his  fame  was  in  all  nations 
10. 1.  heard  of  the  fame  of  Solomon 

2  C&WZ.9.1. 

7.  exceedcth  the  fame  which  I  heard 

a  Cbron.9.6. 
1  Chro.  14.17.the  fame  of  David  went  out 

2  2. 5. exceeding  magnificall,  of  fame 
E(lb.i).4.hisfame  went  out  thorow  the  provinces 
fob  28.22.we  have  heard  the  fame  with  our  eares 
lfa.66.19. tnat  havenot  heard  my  fame 
Jcr.6.z4.  we  have  heard  the  fame  thereof 
Zcpb. 1.19.I  will  get  them  praife  and  fame 
Mat. 4. 24. his  fame  went  thorowout  all  Syria 
9.z6.thefame  thereof  went  abroad 

3 1  .but  they  fpread  abroad  his  fame 
14.  i.Herod  heard  of  the  fame  of  Jefus 
Afrfi'.i.zS.immediatly  his  fame  fpread  abroad 
Luli.4.1 4. there  went  out  a  fame  ofhim 
37. fame  went  into  every  place 
5.15  .fo  much  the  more  went  their  fame 
^familiar. 
Job  1 9.  i4.my  familiar  friends  have  forgotten  me 
Pfa.Ai.g.mine  own  fam.fiiend  hath  lift  up  his  he. 

familiar  fpirit. 
Lew'f.19.3 1. a  man  that  hath  a  familiar  fpirit 
1  Sam.zS.y.fecka  woman  that  hath  afamili.fpkit 
a  familiar  fpirit  at  Endor 

8.  divine  unto  me  by  the  familiar  1 pint 

1  Chro.  1 0. 1 3  .of  one  that  had  a  familiar  fpirit 

2  Cbro.i  3.6.  dealt  with  a  familiar  fpirit 
Ifa.z9.4-as  one  that  hath  a  familiar  fpirit 

Jf  mUlfatfpirits. 
Levit.  19.31  .regard  not  familiar  fpirits 

20. 6. foul  that  turneth  after  familiar  fpirits 
De«f.i8.i  i.aconfulter  with  familiar  fpirits 

1  Sam.zS.2,.  Saul  put  away  familiar  fpirits 

9«Saul  cutoff  familiar  fpirits 

2  Yjn.zi-6.  he  dealt  with  familiar  fpirits 

2  3.24.workerswith/^»z7z>'fpiritsdid  Jofiab 
tfa.%. 1 9. when  they  fay, Seek  familiar  fpirits 
29-3.they  fhall  feek  to  familiar  fpirits 

rffaiuHtsvsf. 
Jer.  20.10.  all  my/i»zi&.watched  for  my  halting 

^amilp.1 
Lewf.20.5.will  fet  my  face  againil  his  family 
25.10.  return  every  man  unto  his  family 
41.1h.all  return  unto  his  own  family 
47.ftockoftheftrangers/^i/y   - 
49-nigh  of  kin  unto  him  of  his  family 
Num.  3 . 2 1 .  of  Gerilion  was  thefa.of  the  Libnites 
27«of  Kohach  was  the  family  of  the  Amram. 
and  the  family  of  the  Izeharites 
family  of  the  Hebton./v*.of  the  Uzziel. 
5^./d»3.oftheMahlites,/^;».oftheMufhites 
1.6. <,. family  of  theHanoch./tf.ofthe  Palluites 

6 -family 


F  A  M      F  A  M 


F  A  M       F  A  M 


FAM       F  A  M 


6. family  of  the  Hefron  family  of  the  Carmi. 

i  z  family  of  the  Nemu.family  of  the  Jamin. 

of  Jachin  the  family  of  the  Jachinites 

1 3  .family  of  the  Zarhites,/a/».of  the  Shauli. 

i  j. family  of  the  Zefko.  fam.of  the  Haggites 

\6. family  ofthe  Ozrxites,  fam.of  the  Erites 

i  j. family  of  the  Arodites,/a.of  the  Arelites 

zo.family  of  the  Shelan./a».of  the  Phariitcs 

of  Zerah,  the  family  of  the  Zarhites 

2  i  .family  of  the  Hefron. /a*«.of  the  H.imul. 

z  2  family  of  the  Tolaites,/a.ofthe  Punites 

2  4. family  of  the  Jafhub.  fam.of  the  Shimron, 

26  family  of  the  Sar./a.of  Elon.fam.of  Jahle. 

za.family  of  the  Machir./aw  of  the  Gileadit. 

2ofamily  ofthe  Jeezeri./a.of  the  Helekites 

j  1. family  ofthe  Afrielites,/a.oftheSechem. 

j  z.family  of  the  Shemid./a«z.of  the  Hephtri. 

7  5.  fam.of  Shuthal./#w.of  Bach./a/».of  Tah. 

5  6  .of  Eran,the  ./awi/y  ofthe  Eranitts 

zZ.family  ofthe  Belaites:  fam.of  the  Afhbel. 

of  Ahiram3  the  family  ofthe  Ahiramites 

^.family  ofthe  Shuphan-/a/w.of  theHupha. 

40, family  ofthe  Arditts:/a/».of  the  Naami. 

42.ofShuham>  the  family  ofthe  Shuhamites 

44./«».uf  the  Jim.fam.of  the  Jef./a.of  Beer. 

tf.fam.of  the  Heberitcs:/a»z.of  che  Melchi. 

/^.family  of  the  Jahieel. /a».of  the  Gunaes 

^.family  ofthe  Jezeritcs/a^.of  Shillemites 

j 7 .fam.oi "the  Gerfhon./a.of  the  Kohathites 

of  Merari  jthe/awi/y  of  theMerarites 

1%. fam.of  the  Lib.^.of  the  Hebr./a.ofMah. 

/affzi/y  ofthe  Mufh./aw.of  the  Korathites 

i7.4.name  done  away  among  his  /Jww/y 

1 1.  next  unto  him  of  his /aazi/y 
36.6.onely  to  the  family  of  their  father 
S.wife  unto  one  of  the  family  of  the  tribe 
n.tnbe  of  the  family  of  their  father 
Dent.  29.  1 8  .left  there  fhould  be  a.  family,  w  hofe 
fofj.  i^.family  which  the  Lord  taketh  lhall  come 

I  j. took  the  family  ofthe  Zarhites 
fudg.  1 .  z  y  -they  let  go  his  family 

6. 1 y  .my  /aOT/y  is  poore  in  Manaffeh 
9.1.  communed  with  all  his  family 
i2.z.zmmcf  the  family  of  the  Danites 
i7.7.ayoung  man  of  the  family  of  Judah 
i8.2.fent  of  their  family  five  men,to 

I I  went  of  the  family  ofthe  Danites 
19-prieft  unto  a  family  in  Ifrael 

2 1 ,24.every  man  to  his  family 
Ralb  2.i.kinfman  of  the  family  of  Elimelech 

1  Sam.a.z  1. my  fam.the  leaft  ofthe  tribe  of  Benj. 

io.ii  .family  of  Matri  was  taken 
18.  iS.what  is  my  fathers  family  in  Ifrael 
zo.6  .faciifice  there  for  all  the  family 
29. our  family  hath  a  facrifice 

2  Sa.i4.7.whole/a«.is  rifen  againft  thine  hand. 

\6.  y  .a  man  of  the  family  of  Saul 
1  rtra.4.27.neither/^OT^multiply,like  to 
6.6 1.  which  were  left  of  the  family  of  that  tribe 
70.  for  the  family  ofthe  ions  of  Kohath 
7 1  .out  ofthe  family  ofthe  halfe  tribe 
13.14.  Ark  remained  with  the  fam.oi  Obed-E . 
£^.i>.28.kept  thorow  out  every  family 
fer.  3. 1 4.  will  take  two  of a  family 

8.3.refidue  of  this  evill  family 
Amo. 3. 1. againft  the  whole/aw.which  I  brought 
Zecb.i  2.12-ftiall  mourn  every  family  apart 

the  family  ofthe  houfe  of  David  apart 
the  family  of  the  houfe  of  Nathan  apart 
1 3 .  family  of  the  houfe  of  Levi  apart 

family  of  the  houfe  of  Shimei  apart 
1 4.every  family  apart,and  their  wives  apart 
14.  iB.if  the  familyof  Egypt  go  not 
Ephef.$.  1 y.whole/a/».of  heaven  &  earth  is  nam. 
^Families, 

Gra.10.5r  .divided  in  their  lands  after  their families 
18.  families  ofthe  Canaanites  fpread  !}j>road 
20.arethe  fonsof  Ham  after  their  families 
3  i.fons  of  Shem  after  their  families 
3  2.  thefe  arethc  families  ofthe  fons  of  Noah 
1 2.3  .in  thee  fhal  A\  fam.of  the  earth  be  bl:  fled 
Ghapt.28.14. 
3  6\40.dukes  that  came  of  Efau  acco.to  their  fit. 
47.1  z.with  bread,according  to  their  families 
j  Exod.6. 1 4.  thefe  be  the  families  of  Reuben 
1  5*  .thefe  be  the  families  of  Simeon 


1 7. fons  of  Gerfhon  accord,  to  their 

Nimb.2..iZ. 
i9«thefe  are  the  families  of  Levi 
24.tb.efe  are  the  families  ofthe  Korhites 
2  y.heads  of  the— Levits  accor.to  their  fam. 
12.21.take  alamb5accordingto  their  families 
Iro.2y.4j.of  them  fhall  yebuy,&  of  their  famil. 
Num.  1  .z.after  their  families  by  the  houfe 

Verf.  18, 20, 2  2,24,26,2  8, 3  0,3  2, 3  4, 

36,38,40,42.8c  Chapt. 2.34.8c 

4.2,29,34. 

3 . 1  y  .after  the  houfe  of  their  fath.by  their  famil. 

ip.fons  of  Kohath  by  then  families 

20.and  the  fons  of  Merari  by  their  families 

thefe  are  the  families  ofthe  Levites 
2 1. thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Gerfhonites 
22.. families  of  the  Gerfhon.fh.il  pitch  behind 

2  7. thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Kohathites 
zy.fam.of  the  fons  of  Kohath  fin  1  pitch  on 
30.chiefofthe/tf».ofKoha.(halbeElizaph 

3  3  .thefe  are  the  families  of  Merari 

3  j  .chief  of  the  families  of  Merari,Zuriel 
39. all  numb.throughout  all  their/a.  2  2000. 

4.18  .cut  not  off  the  fam.  of  the  Koha.from  the 
2  2.take  the  fonsof  Gerfhon  by  their  famil. 
24.  this  is  theferviceof  the  fam.of  the  Gerf. 
33.thistheferviceofthe/I«»i/. — of  Merari 
36.  thofe  that  were  numbr-of  their  fa.  27  yo. 
37-thefe  that  were  num. of  the  fa  of  the  Koh. 
38.thatwerenum.of  Gerf.through  their  fa. 
Verfe  40. 
4i.they  that  were  num.of  the/fl/#.of  Gcrfh. 
42.thofe  that  werenumb.of  the  fa.— ofMer. 
Verfe  4  4. 
4f  .thofe  that  were  numb.of  the  fam.oi  Met. 
46.  werenumb.of  the  Levites  after  their  fam. 

1 1 . 1  o.  Mofes  heard  them  weep  throu. their  fa. 

26.7.thefearethe  families  of  the  Reubenites 
1 2. fons  of  Simeon  after  their  families 
1 4. thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Simeonites 
1 5. children  of  Gad  after  their  families 
•  i8.thefe  are  the  fam.of  the  children  of  Gad 
20.fons  of  Judah  after  their  families 
2  2  .thefe  are  the  families  of  Judah 
2  3  .fons  of  Iffachar  after  their  families 
2  5  .thefe  are  the  families  of  Iffachar 
26.of  the  fons  of  Zebulun  after  their  famil. 
27. thefe  are  the  families  of  Zebulun 

2  8. fons  of  Jofeph  after  their  families 

3  4. thefe  are  the  families  of  Manaffeh 

3  y. fons  of  Ephraim  after  their families 
37.thefe  are  the  families  of  Ephraim 
38.  fons  of  Benjamin  after  their  families 
4i.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Ben. after  their  fam. 
42.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Dan  after  their  fam. 
43. all  the  families  ofthe  Shuhamites 
44.children  of  Aftier  after  their  families 
47.thefe  are  the  families  ofthe  fons  of  Afher 
48.of  the  fons  of  Napthali  after  their  famil. 
yo.thefe  are  the  families  of  Napthali 
57.thefe  numb.of  the  Levits  after  their  fam. 
y  8. thefe  are  the  families  ofthe  Levits 

27. 1. came  daugh.of  Zeloph.of  the  fa.of  Man. 

3  3.54.  divide  your  land  by  lot  among  your  fa. 

3  6. 1  .chief  fathers  ofthe  families  of  Gilead 

famil.of  the  fons  of  Jofeph  came  neere 

1  i.were  married  into  the  families  of  Manaf. 

fof.7.14.  L. taketh  fhall  come  accordi.to  their  fa. 

13. 1  y.to  Reuben  inher.  according  to  their  fam. 
23-this  the  inher.of  Reuben  after  their  fami. 
24.  gave  inher.to  Gad  according  to  their/a. 

28.  this  the  inher.of  Gad  after  their  families 

29.  poffef.of  half  tribe  of  Man.  by  their/a/». 
3  1. to  half  the  child.of  Machir  by  their  fami. 

1 y . 1  .this  the  lot  of  Judah  by  their  families 

1 2.coaftofjudah  round  abo.acco.to  their^z. 

zo.theinherit.of  Judah  accordi.to  their  fam. 
1 6.  y  .border  of  Ephraim  accor.to  their  fam.was 

8.  inher.of  the  child.of  Ephraim  by  their  fa. 

I7«2.a  lot  for  the  reft  of  Manaf.by  their  famil. 

male  child.of  Manaffeh — by  their  fam. 

18. 1 1  .lot  of  Ben.came  up  accordi.to  their  fam. 

20.  this  the  inher.of  Ben.accord.to  their/a. 
Verfe  28. 

2i.now  the  cities  of  Ben.accord.to  their/a. 
ici.i.fec.lotcameto  Simeon  acco.to  their  fam. 


8.inher.of  Simeon  accordi.to  their  families 

1  o.  third  lot  for  Zeb.according  to  their  ft. 
16.this.the  inher.of  Zeb.accordi-to  their  fa.  \ 
17.  fourth  lot  ame  to  Iffa.accor.to  their  fa. 
23.  this  the  inher.of  Iffach.  accor.to  their  ft. 
24.fifth  lot  to  Afher,  according  to  their  faw. 

3 1  .this  the  inher.of  Afher ,accor.to  their  fa. 

3  2.fixth  lot  came  to  Napth.  acc.to  their /a. 

39. this  the  inher.of  Napch.acco.to  their  fa. 

40.fev.lot  for  thechi.ofDan,acc.totheir/a. 

48. this  the  inher.of  Dan-accordi.to  their  fa. 

2  i.4.1ot  came  for  the  families  ofthe  Kohathites 

5.reft  ofthe  Koha.hadout  of  the  fa.of  Ephr. 

Ver.20.  &  1  Chvo.6.66. 

6.chil.of  Gerlkhad  out  of  the  fam.of  Iffac. 

i  Cbmi.6.62. 

7.  chil.of  Merari  by  their/a.had  out  of  Reu'. 

io.chil.ofAar.ofthe/aw.oftheKohat.had 

26.aU  the  cities,  tenforthe/a.of  theKohat. 

27.ro  Gerfh.of  the  fam.of  the  Lev.gave  Gol. 

3  3  .cities  of  Gerfli.accor.ro  their  fa.  1 3  .cici. 

3  4-to  the  fam.of  Mer.iri  out  of  Zebu.  Jokne. 

^  40.  cities  for  Merari  by  their  famil.  1 2.cities 

1  Sa.o.zi.  my  family  leaft  of  all/a.of  Benjamin 

10.21  .tribe  of  Benjamin  to  come  by  their  fam. 

1  Cbr.z.j  j.the  fam.of  Kiriath-jearim  thelthrires 

5$./a»».of  the  Scribes  which  dwelt  at  Jabefh 
4.2.thcfe  are  the  families  ofthe  Zorathites 
S.and  the  families  of  Aharhel  fon  of  Harum 

2  x.fam  ofthe  fons  of  them  that  wrou.fi.lin. 

3  S.thefe  mentioned  were  princes  in  their  fa. 
%.  7.  his  brethr.by  their  families  were  reckoned 
6. 1 9-thefe  the  fa.of  the  LevUccord.to  their/a. 

54.  their  dwelling  places  of  the  fam.of  Koh. 

60.  their  cities  throughout  their  /a.13.  cities 

63.  to  Merari  given  by  lot  throug.their/a/«. 

7.y.breth.among  thefa.of  Iffac.men  of  might 

2  Chr-i  5.5.  holy  place  accor.to  the  divif.of  the  fa. 

after  the  divifion  of  the  fam.of  the  Levits 
1 2.might  give  accordi.to  the  divif.of  the  fa. 
Ncb.4. 1 3  J  fet  the  people  after  their  families 
fab  3  i.34.or  did  the  contempt  of/a»z.terrifie  me 
Pfal.6$.6.Go&  fetteth  the  folitary  in  families 

107.41.  and  maketh  him  families  like  a  flocke 
fer.  1.1  j.Ile  call  all  the  famil.of  the  kingd.of  the 
2.4-hear  all  ye  families  ofthe  houfe  of  Ifrael 
10.2y.upon  the  fam.thzt  call  not  on  thy  name 

2  y.9.Ile  fend  and  take  all  the  fam.of  the  Nor. 
3 1. 1. will  I  be  the  God  of  all  the  fam.of  Ifrael 

3  3.24.  the  two  famil.  which  the  L.hath  chofen 
£^•20.32.  we  will  be  as  the/aw.ofthecountrie 
Amo.i.i..  have  I  known  of  all  the  families  of 
Na^.3.4.felleth/aff2i/iM  through  her  witchcraft 
Zecb.i  2.14.  all  the/awi.that  remain,  every  family 

1 4. 1 7.  who  will  not  come  up  of  all  the  families 

^Famine, 

Gen.Tz.to.  a  famine  in  the  land,and  Abram  went 

for  the  famine  was  grievous  in  the  land 

26. 1  .a  famine  in  the  land,  befides  the  firft  fami. 

41.27  .fe  ven  empty  eai  es  fhalbe  7.years  of  fam. 

30.fb.all  arife  after  them  7. years  of famine 

and  the  famine  fhall  confume  the  land 
3 1. plenty  not  known  by  reafon  of  famine 
3  6.ftore  againft  the  feven  years  of  famine 
that  the  land  perifh  not  through  the  famine 
yo.  born  two  fons  before  the  years  of  famine 
56. famine  over  all  the  face  ofthe  earth 

the  famine  waxed  fore  in  the  land 
y  7. .the  famine  was  fo  fore  in  all  lands 
42.y.forthc/a7».wasin  all  the  land  of  Canaan 
1 9. carry  corn  for  the  famine  of  your  houfes 
3  3 .  take  food  for  the  famine  of  your  houfes 
43.1.  and  the  famine  was  fore  in  the  land 

Cbapt.47-13- 

4  y.6.thefc  two  years  hath  the  famine  been 

1 1. for  yet  there  are  five  years  of  famine 
47-4.the  famine  is  fore  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
1 3  fainted  by  reafon  ot  the  famine 
2p.becaufe  the  famine  prevailed  over  them 
Ruth  1 .  i  .there  was  a  famine  in  the  land     , 
2  5a^.2i.i.a^r»«'«einthedaiesof  David 
24. 1 3  .fhall  feven  years  of  famine  come 

1  K.^8.3  7-if  there  be  in  the  land  a  famine 
18. 2.a  fore  famine  in  Samaria 

2  K'».6.2y.was  a  great  famine  in  Samaria 

7-4.then  the  famine  is  in  the  city 

8. 1. the 


F  A  M       F  AM 


FAN       FAR 


FAR       FAR 


8.  i  .the  Lord  hath  called  for  a  famine 
z  5. 1  .the  famine  prevailed  in  the  city 
•1  Chro.z  1 . 1 2 .ei ther  3 .y 'ears famine,  or  3 .moneths 
2  Cbro.10.9M  when  evilcometh,asfword,/d«2«z<? 

3  2. 1 1  .perfwade  you  to  die  by  famine 

Job  5.20.  in  famine  he  (hall  redeem  thee 

n. at  famine  thou  (halt  laugh 

10.3. tor  famine  they  were  folitary 

P/tf/.j  3.19.10  keep  them  alive  in  famine 

3  7. 1 9.  in  the  daies  oifami.they  (halbe  fatisfied 
1  o  ?.  1  6.moreover,  he  called  for  a,  famine 
Ifa.  1 4.3  o.I  will  kill  thy  root  with  famine 

<  i.i9.defohtion,deftm&ionjand/aHB#e 
Jer.  5. 1  z.neither  mall  we  fee  fword  nor  famine 
14. 1 3.neither  fhall  ye  have  famine 
1  y  .they  Cay, Famine  ihall  not  be 

by  famine  fhall  thofe  be  confumed 
1 6.  caft  out,becaufe  of  the  famine 
i8.behold,them  that  are  Gck  with  famine 

1  f.z.  filch  as  for  the  famine, ,to  famine 

1 8.i  1. deliver  up  their  children  to  famine 

2  1.7.  deliver  from  famine  into  the  hand 
24.10.will  fend  the  famine  among  them 
27.8.  will  punifh  with  the  famine 

29. 1 7.I  will  fend  upon  them  the  famine 
i8.andl  will  perfecute  with  famine 

3  2.24.becaufe  of  the  fword  and  famine 
34.17.  prodaime  a  liberty  to  the  famine 
42.16. famine  fhall  follow  clofe  after 
$2.6. the  famine  was  fore  in  the  city 

Lam.  f .  10.  skin  was  black  becaufe  of 'famine 
£^.«,.i2.with  famine  (halbe  confumed 

i6.when  I  fend  the  evill  arrowes  of  famine 

and  I  will  increafe  the  famine 
1 7  .fo  w  ill  I  fend  upon  you  famine 
•j, if.  and  the  famine  within 

famine  and  peftilence  fhall  devoure 
12.16.will  leave  a  few  from  the  famine 
1 4. 1 3  .will  fend  famine  upon  it 

2 1  XwotA,  famine, the  noifome  beall 
3  6. 29.and  lay  no  famine  upon  you 
30.no  more  reproach  oi  the  famine 
Amo.S.i  i.fend  afamine,not  afamineof  bread 
Lull- 4.1  j'geeat  famine  was  in  their  land 

1  $•  i4.there  arofe  a  mighty  famine 
Jta.8.3  f.  fhall  tribulation,fword,/*>»/se 
Rto.i8.8.  plagues  come,  death,  famine 

By  the  famine- 
Jer.i  i.22.theirfons  fhall  die  by  the  famine 
14.12.will  confume  them  by  famine 
1 6.4.thcy  (halbe  confumed  by  famine, and 

Chapt.44,27. 
21.9-that  abideth,  fhall  die  by  famine 
z7.14.why  will  ye  die  by  the  famine 
3i.36.delivered  into  the  hand  ;  by  famine 
3 8. 2. that  remaineth, fhall  die  by  famine 
4 2. 1 7. they  fhall  die  by  the  famine 
2 2. know  ye  (hall  die  by  famine 
44. 1 2.even  confumed  by  the  famine 

from  the  lead  to  the  greater!  by  famine 
1 3. as  I  puniflied  Jerufalem  by  famine 
i8:been  confumed  by  the  famine 
E-Xsk-6.1  i.fhall  fall  by  the  famine  fii  by  the  pefti. 
1 2.that  remaineth,fhall  die  by  famine 

JPamtnes. 

Ate.24.7.and  there  ihaVoe  famines  and  peftilences 
Mar.  13.8.  there  (halbe  famines,  troubles 
Lh\.  2  in  1.  in  divers  places  famines  &  peftilences 
tfamHkandtfamfOjeu, 

<?«»4 1  .f  5  .the  land  of  Egypt  was  famijhed 
Pw.1c3.not  fuffer  the  righteous  to  famijh 
Ifa.  5. 1 3 .  their  honourable  men  are  famijhed 
Zeph.z.  1 1  .will  famijh  the  gods  of  the  earth 
iFamoug. 

Num.16. 2. famous  in  the  congregation 

*6.9-Dathan  and  Abiram,which  were  famous 
Ruth  4. 1 1  .and  be  thou  famous  in  Bethlehem 

I  1 4-name  may  be  famous  in  Ifrael 
1  Chro.  j  .z^.famom  mensheads  of  the  houfe  of  the 

12.30.  mighty  men  of  va\out,  famous 
Pfal.7  4.^. was  famous, according  as  he  had  lifted 

1 36.18.and  flew  famous  kings 
£^.23.io.(hebecame/i»20»*  among  men 

3  2. 1 8  .the  daughters  of  the  famous  nations 

lafi  0.24.  hath  been  winnowed  with  the  fan 


Jet.\%.-j.\  will  fan  themwitha/<ra 

Mat.  3 . 1 2 .  w  hofe  fan  is  in  his  hand.       Lu\  .3.17. 

JFan. 

Ifa.ai.  1 6. thou  h\a\tfan  them 
Jer. 4. 1 1 .  not  tofan,nox  to  cleanfe 

1  j. 7.I  viiWfan  them  with  a  fan 
5 1. 2. fanners  that  fhall  fan  her 

#armer0. 

_7er.fi. 2. will  fend  unto  Babylon  fanners 
Jfare. 

1  Sam.  17. 1 8. and  look  how  thy  brethren  fare 

iff  are. 
Jonah  1 . 3  .fo  he  payed  the  fare  thereof 

JFareD. 
Lu\{.\6. 19. fared  fumptuoufly  every  d  ay 

jFarexocH, 
Lu\.y. 6 1.  let  me  firitgobid/i>cw#totfcmthat 
Ail. if.z9.lye  (hall  do  well  -.farewell 
18.21  .but  bade  them  farewell 
2 3.30. what  they  had  againft  him,  farewell 

2  Cor.  1 3. 1 1. finally,  my  brethren ,  farewell 

JFarme. 
i>f<tf.22.j.  went  their  waies,one  to  his  fame 

jfaxtz. 
Gen.  1 8 . 2  f .  that  be  farre  from  thee  to  do 

be  far  from  thee,fhall  not  the  Judge  of 
Exod.S.zS.yoa  (hall  not  go  very  farre 

2  3.7.keep  thee  farre  from  a  falfe  matter 
Deut.  1 2 .2 1. if  the  place  be  too  farre  from  thee 

Chapt.  14.24. 
29.2  2.ftranger  that  fhall  come  from  a  farre 
J0f1.16.very  farre  (torn  the  city  Adam 
8.4.go  not  very  farre  from  the  city 
9.2  z.  we  are  very  farre  from  you 
Judg.9.1 7<adventured  his  life  fane 
\§. 7. were  farre  from  the  Sydonians 

28.it  was  farre  from  Sydon 
19. 1  i.the  day  was  farre  fpent 
1  Sam.z0.9far  be  it  from  thee :  for  if  I  knew 
2S*w.20.20./tf<'beitj/d*,beit  from  me 

1  f\JB.8 .46.  carry  them  away  far  or  neere 

2  Chro.z6.i  f.hisname  fpread  far  abroad 
E^a  6.6.  be  ye  farre  from  thence  "  •  ' 
Neh.4. 1 9.feparated  one  farre  from  another  ■  ■  "■  ' 
Eftb.y.zo.  unto  all  the  Jewes  both  nigh  and  farre 
Job  5.4.  his  children  are -far  from  fafety 

1 1 . 1 4.put  it  far  away,  and  let  not 
19. 1 3. hath  put  toy  bvethten' far  from  me 
2  2. 2  3.  put  away  iniquity  farre 
34.10  .farre  be  it  from  G  od  that  he 
Pfal.  10.5.  farre  above  out  of  his  fight 
22. 1. why  (o  farre  from  helping  me 
1      7  3. 27. that  are /ar  from  thee  fhall perifh 
97.9.  art  exalted  jvzr  above  all  gods 
1  o  3 . 1 2  .p-s  farre  astheEaftis  from  the  Wc  ft 

1 2.fo  farre  removed  our  tranfgreffions 
109. 1 7  .fo  let  it  be  farre  from  him 
1 19. 1 5o.they  axe  farre  from  thy  law 
1  f  5  .falvation  is  farre  from  the  wicked 
Pro.  4. 2  4.  per  verfe  lips  put  farre  from  thee 
?.8.removethy  way  farre  from  her 

1  j.29.the  Lord  is  farre  from  the  wicked 
19. 7. friends  go  farre  from  him 

2 2. 5. keep  his  foule,(halbe/^/re  from  them 

1 5. correct  ion  fhall  drive  it  farre  from  him 
3 1. 10. her  price  is  farre  above  rubies 
Ecckf.z.i  $.as  far  as  light  excelleth  darkneffe 
lfa.6. iz.the  Lord  removed  menfarreaway 
19.6.  (hall  turnethe  rivers  farre  away 
26. 1  y. thou  haft  removed  it  farre 
46.1 2.that  are  farre  from  righteoufnefle 
49. 1 9. that  fwallow  thee  up,(halbe/*»"  away 
J4.i4.fhaltbe/aw  from  oppreffion 
59. 9. is  judgement  farre  from  us 
Jer.  1 2.2.art  farre  from  their  reines 

2  ?-26.kings  of  the  North /»re  and  neere 
27. 10.  to  remove  you  fine  from  your  land 
48.24.  cities  of  Moab  farre  and  neere 

47.thus/2»rethe  judgement  of  Moab 
<;i. 6  4. thus  farre  the  words  of  Jeremiah       < 
Lam.  3 . 1 7«my  (oulefarre  off  from  peace 
2^.7.20. 1  fet  it  farre  from  them 

1 1 . 1  ?.  get  ye  farre  from  the  Lord 
Dan.\\ . 2.the  fourth  farre  richer  then  they  all 
Joel  3. 6. that  ye  might  remove  them  farre 
Amo.6.$.ye  that  put /aw  away  the  evill  day 
Gg  a  _ 


Me. 7. 1  i.fhall  the  decree  be  farre  removed 
Mat.i6.zz.  be  it  farre  from  the  Lord 
Mar.6.3 5. when  the  day  was  farre  fpent 

now  the  time  is  farre  pafTed 
12.34.not/awfrom  theKingdomeofGod 
1 3.34.3s  a  man  taking  a  farre  journey 
Lr^.7.6.was  now  not  fane  from  the  houfe 
22.5 1.  fuffer  ye  thus  farre 
24.29.the  day  is  farre  fpent 
yo.led  them  as  farre  as  Bethany 
John  2 1.8.  they  were  not  farre  from  land 
Acl .  1 1 . 1 9.travelled  as  farre  as  Phenice 
2  2.fhould  go  as  farre  as  Antioch 
17.x  7.  not  farre  from  every  one  of  us 

2  2. 2 1 .  fend  thee  fane  hence  unto  the  Gentiles 
28.1$.  they  came  to  meet  us  as  farre  as  Apii 

Rom.  13.1 2. night  farre  fpent,  day  is  at  hand 
2  Car. 4. 1 7  .a  farre  more  weight  of  glory 

10. 1 4.  we  arecomeas/iras  to  you 
Epbef.  1.21  ./i>re  above  all  principality 

4.io.afcended/a«eaboveall  heavens 
Phil.  1. 2  3.  with  Chrift,which  is  fane  better 
Heb.7.1  y.anditis  yet  farre  more  evident 

Jfarre  cw«ft>.  See  Cotmtrp. 

JFarrecsawraw. 
I/a.8 .9-give  eare,  ye  of  farre  countries 
Zech.  io.p.fhall  remember  me  in  farre  countries 

Svxxtfromme. 

1  Sam.  2 . 3  o  .Lord  faith,  Be  it  farre  from  me 

22.1  j. to  enquire,  be  it  farre  from  me 

2  &#».  2  3 . 1 7  .he  faid,Be  it  farre  from  me 
_/<)&  i3.2i.withdraw  thy  hand  farre  from  me 

21. 16.counfi.il  of  the  wicked  is  fane  from  me 
Chapt.22.18. 
30.10.they  flee  farre  from  me 
Pfal.zz.  1 1  .be  not  fane  from  me 

1 9  .be  not  fane  from  me,  O  Lord 
27.9<hide  not  thy  face  farre  from  me 

3  7. 22.O  Lord,be  not  farre  from  me 
'  38. 21. my  God,be  not /*T£  from  me 
7i.i2.0GodJbenot/ai're  from  me 

8  8. 8. put  mine  acquaintance  farre  from  me 
1 8.  lover  &  friend  haft  thou  put  far  fro  me 
Pro.  3  0.8.  remove  farre  from  me  vanity 
Ecdef.'j.t.  3 .  will  be  wife,but  it  was  far  from  me 
lfa.z<).\T,.  removed  their  hcatt  fane  from  me 
Jer.z.'y.  they  are  gone  farre  from  me 
Lam.i.i6.(hou\A  relieve  my  foul  e,  is  far  from  me 
£^.43.9.  their  kings  fane  from  me   . 

44. 10. the  Levites  are  gone  fane  from  me 
Mat.  15.8  .but  their  heart  is  farre  from  mc 

Mar\-j.6. 
From  -film. 
Deut.  z  8. 49.a  nation  againft  thee  from  far 
Job  36.3  .fetch  my  knowledge  from  a  farre 
;/2i.5.i6.enfigne  to  the  nations  from  farre 

io.3.sdefolation  come  from  farre 

2  2. 3. bound,  which  are  fled  horn  farre 

30. 27. name  of  the  Lord  cometh  hom  farre 

43.6.bring  my  fons  from  farre 

49. 1  .hearken,  ye  people,from  a  farre 

1 2 .  thefe  fhall  come  from  farre 
6o-4.thy  fons  fhall  come  (torn  farre 
9#to  bring  my  fons  from  fane 
Jer.  5 . 1 5  .bring  a  nation  upon  you  from  farre 

3  o.  1  o.I  will  fave  thee  from  farre 
E^fij.23-40.fent  for  men  tocome  from farre 
Hab.1.8.  horfmen  fhall  come  from  farre 
Mar$.  3  .divers  of  them  came  from  farre 

SeeSMwW. 
jrmcof. 

Ge».44.4.and  not  yet  farre  off,  Jofeph  did 
Num.z.z.far  off  about  the  taberna.fhal  they  pitch 
Deut.  1 3  -7.nigh  unto,or  fane  off  from  thee 
2  o.  1  y. which  are  very  farre  off  from  thee 
30. 1 1  .neither  is  it  fane  from  thee 
2  Sam.  1  y.i  7. tarried  in  a  place  that  wasyftr  off 
2  Chro.6. 3  6.captives  unto  a  land  farre  off 
Pfal.  j?  .7 .  would  I  wander  farre  off 
Pro.z-y.  1  o.better  then  a  brother  farre  off 
Ecclef7.z4.that  which  is  fane  off,  who  can 

1fa.17.1z.  an£i  t'iey mau  flee  fane  °ff 

j  3 . 1 3  .heare  ye  that  are  farre  off 

1 7.  behold  the  land  that  is  farre  off 
46. 1 3  .it  fhall  not  be  fane  off 
-  57.9-did  fend  thy  meffengers/d>re  off 
i9.peace 


FAR       FAS 


1 9. peace  to  him  that  is  farre  off 
59. 1  i.falvation,  but  it  is  farre  off 
E\et{.6. 1  z.he  that  is  farre  off  mall  die 
8. 6.  farre  off  from  my  Sanduary 

1  r.  i6.although  I  have  caft  them  farre  off 
ia.27.prophelieth  of  times /an?  off 
iz.^.thofethat  befarre  from  thee 

Dtf?2.9.7.neere,and  that  are  farre  off 
Joel  2.  20.  I  will  remove  farre  off 

3 .8. {hall  fell  them  to  the  Sabeans/aire  off 
Mc.4.7.her  that  was  caft  farre  off 
Zech.6. 1  f  .they  that  are/ai-  off  fhal  come  &  build 
Eplxfz.15.ye  who  fometimes  weie  farre  off 
rtfattljeir. 

^.4. 1 7 -but  that  it  fpread  no  farther 

24.4.  that  I  be  no  farther  tedious 
partying, 
Mat.f  -2.tf.till  thou  pay  the  uttetmoR  farthing 

io.29.twofparrowes  fold  for  a  farthing 
Mar.  12. 42. two  mites  make  a  farthing 

^arttyngg, 
2L#%.  1 2. 6.  five  fparrowes  fold  for  two  farthings 
fafhion. — iFafl)ion. 

G«z. 6.i5.this  is  the  fafhion  which  thou  fhaltmake 
Exod.z6.20. according  to  the  fajhion thereof 
37.i9.made  he  after  the  fajhion  of  almonds 

1  JQtf.6.3  8.finifhed,according  to  all  the  fajhion 

2  ^wz.i6.to.fent  the  fajhion  of  the  altar 
./»&  3 1 . 1  j .  did  not  one  fafhion  us 
£^.43.1 1.  (hew  them  the  fafhion  thereof 
Mar.  z.i  2.  we  never  faw  it  on  this  fafhion 
Luk.-9.t-9 .fafhion  of  his  countenance  was  altered 
.^#.7.44.10  the  fajhion  he  had  feen 
1  Cor.  j. 1 1  ..fajhion  of  this  world  paffeth  away 
Pfa/.2.8.being  found  in  fajhion  as  a  man 
Jam.  1 . 1 1 .  the  fajhion  of  i  c  perifheth 

;fFafhtonet>. 

Exod.7. 2.4 .faftiwned  it  with  a  graving  toole 
./<?&  10.8. thy  hands  hmefafhioned me. P/h  19.73 
P/a/.  139.  i6.in  continuance  wetefaJhioned,when 
Ifa.zz.i  1.  neither  refpeft  himthat/a/fezerfit 
£\dfc.i6.7.thy  breafts  are  fafhioned 
Pbil.2,.z  i.may  be/a/&i.like  unto  his  glorious  bo 
^Fafttonct^. 

P/J;/.  3  3 . 1 5  .he  fajhioneth  their  heart  alike 
Jfa.44. 12.  fajhioneth  it  withhammers 
4 5. 9. clay  fay  to  him  that  fajhioneth  ic 
jFatbJonfng. 
1  Per.  1.1 4-not  fafhioning  your  felves  according 

^ffaftjtotigf. 
£^c/(\4  2. 1 1  .Loth  according  to  their  fajhions 

tfaft. 
£^ra  f. 8. this  work  goeth/a/2  on 

tffaft. 

Gtf2.20.18.L0rd  had  fajl  clofed  up  the  wombs 
Judg.^.zi .he  was  /a/2  afleep,  and  weary 
1  j.i  3. but  we  will  bind  thee f aft 
1 6". 1 1. if  they  bind  me  /a/2  with  new  ropes 
Ruth  2. 8. abide  here/a/?  by  my  maidens 
2 1  .keep  fajl  by  my  young  men 

2  3  .fo  (he  kept  /a/2  by  the  maidens 
J^  3  8 .3  8 .the  clouds  cleave/a/2  together 
Pfal.6s.6.his  ftrenoth  fetteth/a/2  the  mountaines 
P?o.4. 1 3.take/a/2  hold  ofinftruftion 
Jei-^S.ifi.his  affli&ion  hadeth/a/2 

50.3  3.took  them  captives,held  them  fajl 
Jonah  i.j.helay,and  was/a/Z -fleep 
*4^.  16.24.made  their  feet  fajl  in  the  dockes 
27.4 1. and  the  fore-part  ftuck/a/2 
tfaft. 
2Sa#M2,2i.didft/rf/2  and  weep  for  the  child 

2 3. is  dead,  wherefore  fhould  lfajl 
Ejlh.4.1  ^.gather  the  Jewes,  and  fajl  for  me 

I  and  my  maidens  will/a/2  likewife 
Ifa.sS.q.yefajl  for  ftrife  and  debate 

ye  (hall  not  fajl  as  ye  do 
Jer.14.1 2  .when  they /a/2,1  will  not  heare 
Zecb,7.<$  Aid  ye  at  all  fajl  unto  me 


FAS      FAS 

19.  can  the  child.of  the  bride-chamber  fajl 

bridegroom  is  with  them  they  cannot  fajl 
20.then  (hall  they  fajl  in  thofe  daies 

Luke  f.35. 
lKi5.33.the  difciples  of  John /a/2  often 
1 8. 1 2.I  fajl  twice  in  the  week 
tfaft. 

1  i^w.  2 1 .9.  wrote  letters,faying,  Proclaim  a  /a/2 
1 2.they  proclaimed  afaft,and  fet  Naboth 

2  c^0.2O.3.Jehofliaphat  proclaimed a /a/2 
E^r.8. 2 1. then  I  proclaimed  a  fajl  there 
tfa-%  8. 3. in  the  day  of  yowr/a/2you  find  pleafure 

J. is  it  fuch  a/a/2  that  I  have  chofen 

^,»t  wilt  thou  call  this  a.  fajl 

6.  isxhis  the  fajl  that  I  have  chofen 
Jer. 16. 3. they  proclaimed  a  fajl  before  the  Lord 
Joel  1 . 1 4.fanctifie  ye  a  /a/2, call  a  folemn  affemb. 

2. 1  5  .blow  the  trumpet/anftine  a  fajl 
Jonah  3. 5. people  of  Nineveh  proclaimed  a/a/? 
Zech.8 . 1  g.fajt  of  the  fourth  moneth,/a/2  of  the  fift  h 
fajl  of  the  feventh  moneth,/a/2  of  the  tenth 
/2c7.  2  7 -9- fajl  w  as  no  w  already  pad 

iFafteti. 
JWf .  20.26.  fafted  that  day  untill  even 

1  Sam.7. 6.and  fafted  all  that  day,and  faid 
31.13  .buried  them,and/a/?ei  feven  daies 

1  dw2.10.12. 

2  Sam.  1 . 1 2. they  mourned  and  fafted  untill  even 
1 2. 1 6.David  fafted,  and  lay  all  night 

2  2.  child  was  yet  alive»  I  fafted 
1  Kin.z  1.Z7. and  fajled,  and  lay  in  fackdoth 
E^.S. 2 3. fo  wefafted,-\nd  befoughtour  God 
Neh.  1  ,^.faftedtatiA  prayed  before  God 
i/a.  5  8. 3 .  w  herefore  have  fie  fafted 
Z^.7.5.when  yefajted  in  the  fifth  moneth,  did  ye 
Mat.q.z.v/hen  he  had  /a/2fti  40.daies 
/4<5?.i  3.2.8s  they  minidred  81  fajl.  the  holy  Ghod 
3. and  when  they  had  fafted  and  prayed 
^fatten. 
.Exorf.  2  8 . 1 4.and/afifes  the  chaines  to  the  ouches 
2f.fhalt/a/2e»inthe  two  ouches 
39.3  1. to  fajien  it  on  high  upon  the  mitre 
J,/a.22.23.will  fajlenhim  as  a  naile 
^'•10.4. they  ^z/?es  it  with  nailes 

JFafteneO. 
fi.ml.39. 1 8.  they  fajlened  in  the  two  ouches 
40.i8.reared  up, and  fajlened  his  fockets 
Judg.Of.z  1. fajlened  it  unto  the  ground 
16.14.  (he  faftened  it  with  the  pin 

1  Sam.51.10.faflen.his  bodytothe  wallofBeth. 

2  Sam. zo.8.  fword  faftened  upon  his  loines 
1  Kjn.6.6.beams  fhould  not  he  fajlened 

1  Cfo'0. 10. io.fafte.his  head  in  the  temp.of  Dagon 

2  Chro.g.  1 8  .were  fajlened  to  the  throne 
£/2fc.  1 ,6.fajlened  with  cords  of  fine  linnen 
JW  3  8. 6. foundations  thereof  fajlened 
Ecclcf.iz.i  1. fajlened  by  the  maders  of  ademblies 
lfa.z 2. 2  j -naile  faftened in  the  fure place 

41. 7. he  fajlened  it  with  nailes 
£^.40.43. hooks  fajlened  round  about 
£^.4. 20. the  eyes  of  all  were  faftened  on  him 
^40.  1 1 .6.when  I  had  fajlened  mine  eyes,  I  confid. 

2 8. 3. there  came  a  viper,&  faftened  on  his  hand 
fattening. 
/?#. 3  .^.fajlening  his  eyes  upon  him,faid,  Look 

tfaftett. 
Ato.6-17.but  thou  when  thoo/d/fc/^anoint  thy  h. 

Rafting. 
Ne^.i.wereaflembled  with  fajhng 
£/?b.4.3.were/a/?wg,weeping,and  wailing 
P/a/. 3  5. 1 3.  my  clothing  was  fackdoth  viithfafti 

69.  io.chadened  my  foule  with  fafling 

109.24.my  knees  are  weak  through  fajling 
Jer.  3 6  6.in  the  houfe  upon  the  facing  day 
Dan.6. 1 8 .  king  paffed  the  night  faffing 

9 . 3 .  to  feek  by  prayer ,w  ith  fafting 
Joel  2. 1 2.turn  ye  with  /a/?»zg,with  weeping 


Mat.6.  i6.vihenyefaji,he  not  of  a  fad  countenan.  '  Mat.  1 5.3  2.w  ill  not  fend  them  away  fafting 


that  they  may  appeare  to  fajl 
1  s.appeare  not  to  men  to  fajl 
9. 14-why  do  we  fajl  ?  thy  difciples/a/2  not 
1  j.and  then  (ball  they  fajl 
Mar.  2 . 1 8  .the  di  fci  pies  of  John  u  fed  to  fajl 

why  do  the  difciples  of  John  fajl 
but  thy  difciples/a/2  not 


17.21  .not  out,  but  by  prayer  and  fafting 
Ato.8.3  .if  I  fend  them  away  fafting 

9. 29.by  nothing  but  praier  and  fajling 
Acl.io  3 o.\tas  fajling  untill  this  houre 

14.23.  and  had  prayed  with  fajling 

27-  3  3  .the  i7.day  ye  continued  fajling 
1  Cor. 7.  $  .may  give  your  felves  to  fafting 


FAT      FAT 

Rafting  i. 

Ejt.g.i  1. the  mattets  of  the  faflings,  and  cry 
Luk_e  i-  3  7.  ferved  God  with  fajiings  and  prayers 
i  Cor.  6.  f .  in  watchings,  in  fajiings 
U.27.  in  fajiings  often,in  cold  and  nakedneffe 

Gew.4.4.  Abel  brought  of  the  fat  of  the  flock 
£#0^.23.18.  neither  the  fat  of  my  facrifice  remai. 
29. 1 3.  take  all  the  fat  that  covereth     Ver.22. 
Iw.3. 3,9,14.  &4.8.  &7-3- 
and  the  fat  that  is  upon  them   Veif.22. 
1^.3.3,4,9,10,1  j.  &4.8.  &7>4. 
22.  take  the  fat  and  the  rump 
Lev. 1. 8.  lay  the  head  and  the  fat  in  order 
1 2. cut  in  pieces  with  his  fat  in  order 
3.9  the  fat  thereof ,and  the  whole  rump 

16.  all  the  fat  is  the  Lords 
4.  8.  take  all  the  fat  ofthe  bullock 
26.  burn  all  his  fat, as  the  fat  of  the 
3 1 .  take  away  the  fat,  as  the  fat  is  taken 
3  $.  take  away  the/at,as  the  fat  ofthe  lamb 
6.1 2.burn  thereon  th\  fat  ofthe  peace-offering 
7.  3 .  (hall  offer  all  the  fat  thereof 
24.  the/at  ofthe  bead  that  dieth 

the  fat  of  that  which  is  torne 
3  o.  the  fat  with  the  bread  lhall  he  bring 
j  1.  fhall  burn  the  fat  upon  the-  altar 
3  3  .he  that  offereth  the  fat  ,fhal  have  the  fho. 
8,16.  fat  upon  the  inwarcU,and  their  fat 

Verfe2f. 
20.  Mofes  burnt  the  fat 
2  5 .  he  took  the  fat  and  rump 

and  their  fat,  and  their  right  fhoulder 
26. and  put  them  on  the  fat 
9. 10. but  the  fat  he  burnt 

1 9. and  the  fat  ofthe  bullock  and  ram 
20. they  put  the  fat  upon  the  breads 

and  he  buinc  the  fat  upon  the  altar 
24-a  fire  confumed  the  fat 
1 0.15. offerings  made  by  fire  of  the  fat 

16.2  J. and  the  fat  ofthe  fin-offering 
i7.6.burn  rhe/afforafweet  favour 

Num.  18.17  .burn  their  fat  for  an  offering 
Df«f.3i.i4,milkof  fheep  with  fat  of  lambs 

fat  of  kiunies  of  wheat 
Judg.^.zz.fat  clofed  upon  the  blade 

1  Sam.z.i  5.  before  they  burn  the  fat 

i6.1et  th^m  not  faile  to  burn  th?/a£ 
1  f  .22.to  hearken3then  the  fat  of  rams 

2  Sam.  1. 2  2.  from  the /it  of  themighry,thebow 

1  Kjn.8,.6$.the  fat  oi  the  peace-offerings 

altar  too  little  to  receive  the  fat 

2  Chro.7.7.  there  he  offered  the  fat  of  peace 

meat-offeringSjand  the  fat 

29.3  5.W  ith  the  fat  of  peace-offtrings 
3  f. 14. offering  the  fat  untill  night 

Job  1  ?  .27  jnaketh  collops  of  fat  on  his  flankes 
Pfal.  17.10.  are  inclofed  in  their ovrnefat 
lfa.  1. 1 1.  full  of  the  fat  of  beads 

3  4.6. made /af  with  the/af  of  the  kidnies 

4  3 .  24.neither  filled  me  with  fat  of  facrifices 
£^.34.i6\I  will  dedroy  the  fat  and  drong 

4 4. 7.  when  ye  offer  the  fat  and  the  bloud 
1  j  .to  offer  unto  m  e  the  fat 
^jeffesfat.  See  ^eCTe« 
UPinesfat.  See  mm 
rfat.    . 

Gfff.4i.2./at  flefhed,  and  they  fed  in  a  medow 
4.  they  did  eat  up  the  (even  fat  kine 

Verfe  20. 
49.20.outof  Afher,  his  bread  fhalbe/at 
Num.  i3.2Q.whether  it  be  fat  or  leane 
Deut.7.  i.2o.filled  themfelves,and  waxen /# 

32.1 5* .but  Jefurun  waxed  fat 
Judg.^.ij.  Eglon  was  a  very  fat  man 
1  Sam.z.z9.to  make  your  felves /"af  with  the  chief 

28.24.  the  woman  had  a  /at  calfe 
1  ^,w.i.9.Adoni;ah  flew  fheep  and/atcattell 
19.  he  hath  {lain  oxen  and  fat  cattell 

Verfe  2  j. 
4.23  .ten  fat  oxen,  and  twenty  oxen  out 
1  CW-4.40.they  found  fat  padure  and  good 
2vek9.25.and  they  took  a  fat  land 

were  filled,and  became  fat 
i  J.in  the  large  and  fat  land 
Pfal.  22.2  9>they  that  he  fat  upon  e3rth 

37.2Q,enemies, 


FAT       FAT 

37.20.enemiesof  the  Lord  as/at  of  lambs 
9z.14.they  (halbe/at  and  flourifliing 
1  i9.70.their  heart  is  is  fat  as  greafe 
Pro. 1 1.2 5. the  liberall  foule (halbe made  j%f 

1  j.4.the  foule  of  the  diligent  (halbe  made  fat 
1 5. 30. good  report  maketh  the  bones/at 
28.25.thattrul±  in  the  Lord, (halbe  mz.de  fat 

I/a.  5.  i7.wafte  places  of  the  fat  ones 
6.10.  make  the  heart  of  this  people  fat 
10.  iS.fend  among  his /if  ones  lcannefle 

2  5 .6-fat  things,  fat  things  full  of  marrow 
28.1  .on  the  head  of  the  fat  vallies 

4.beauty  on  trie /at  valley  (halbe 

3  o .  2  3 .  it  (halbe  fat  and  plenteous 
34-6.it  is  made /at  with  fatneiTe 

y.their  duft  made  fat  with  {atneffe 
^  8 . 1 1  .the  Lord  (hall  make  fat  the  bones 
Jer.  5.28 .they  are  waxed  fat,xhey  (hine 

50.1  i.becaufe  ye  are  growne  fat 
£^.34.14.10  a/at  pafture  (hall  they  feed 

20.judge  between  the  fat  cattell  and  leane 
I   45  .1  J. out  of  the  fat  paftures  of  Ifrael 
Amo.  5 . 2  2 .  neither  regard  the  offer  .of  your  fat  bea. 
Hob.  1. 1 6-by  them  their  portion  is  fat 

Jfat  joyned  with  Eat. 
GCT.45.18.ye  (hall eat  the/atoftheland 
Levit-i.i 7. eat  neither/at  nor  bloud^ 

7. 2  j.ye  (hall  eat  no  manner  fat  of  oxe  ,or  of 
2?.whofoever  eateth  the  fat  ofthebeaft 
Deut.3  2.  j  8. did  eat  the  fat  of  their  facrifices 
Neh.S.  io.do  eat  the/af,and  drink  the  fweet 
E^k- 3 4-  J *ye  eat  the/at,and  clothe  you 

39.19.fhaU  eat/at,tillyebe  full 
Z^.ii.i6.willeatthefle(hofthe/at 

jfatljer. 
GCT.4.20.Jabal,/atfce?"of  fuchas  dwell  intents 
2 1  .father  of  all  fuch  as  handle  harps     . 
9.i8.Ham  is  the  father  of  Canaan 

22.  the  father  of  Canaan  faw  the  nakednefTe 
10.2 1. Shem,  father  of  all  the  children  of  Eber 
1 1.29  father  of  Mi\chz, the  father  of  Ifcah 
i7.4.(haltbe  the  father  of  many  nations 

5, father  of  many  nations  have  I  made  thee 
19.j7.the  fame  is  the /atfc?- of  the  Moabites 
3  8.  Benjamin  the  father  of  the  Ammonites 
22. 2i.Kemuel  the  father  of  Axim 
-  28.2.gotoBethuel  thy  mothers  father 
3  3 .  19.  children  of  Hamor  Shechems  father 
34.6.Hamor/arfw  of  Shechem  went  out 
36.9-Efau  the  father  of  the  Edomites 

Verfe  43 . 
44. 1  p. have  ye  a  father  or  a  brother 
20.  we  have  a  father  an  old  man 
45.8.he  hath  made  me  a  father  to  Pharaoh 
Leiit^.io.whofe/arfwwasan  Egyptian 
Num.3  ■  24-chief  of  the  fathers  of  the  Gerfliomites 
■$o.father  of  the  families  of  the  Kohathites 
3  5. father  of  the  families  of  Merari 
1 1.1 2.as  a  nmfmg  father  the  fucking  child 
30.16.betwe.en  the  father  and  hisdaughter 
Deut.zz.if.  then  (hall  the  father  of  the  damofell 
1 6. the  damofels  father  (hall  fay,  I  gave 
ip.give  them  unto  the  father  of  the  damofel 
29.  give  unto  the  damofels  father  jo.ihekels 
J  of.  1  5  .1 3  .the  city  of  Arba  father  of  Anak 

Chapt.21.11. 
i7.i.Manafleh/at&«'  of  Gilead 
24.1.  father  of  Abram,/affe>-of  Nachor 
3  2.fons  of  YLaxnot  father  of  Shechem 
Judg.g.i.the  houfe  of  his  mothers  father 
28.Hamor  the  father  of  Shechem 
17.10.be  unto  me  a  father and  a  pricft 
18. 19.  and  be  to  us  a  father 
19.3 .  father  of  the  damofell  faw  him 
4.  father-in-law  damofels  father  retained 
^.father  faid  unto  his  fon-in-law 
6. father  had  faid  unto  the  man 
B.father  faid,Comfort  thine  heart 
9.father-in-Iaw  the  damofels  father 
Rtith  4.17  ,Obed3  he  is  the  father  or  Jeffe 
1  Sam9g.-3.-3.Ses  of  Kifh  Sauls  father  were  loft 

14.51.  and  Kifti  was  the  father  of  Saul 
1  Kjn.  13,11  .them,they  told  their  father 

- 1 z.theit  father  faid  unto  them 
1  Chro.z.iy. father  of  Amafa  was Jether 
2i.Machir,the/a£k?'  of  Gilead. 


Ver. 


FAT       FAT 

24.  Afhur  the  father  of  Tekoah 
42.which  was  the  father  of  Ziph 

Marefha  the  father  of  Hebron 
45.Maonthe/atferofBeth-2ur 
49.Shaaph  the  father  of  Madmanah 

father  of  Machbenah, /at/fey  of  Gibcah 
50.  the  father  of  Kiriach-jearim 
li.fatb.ofBethkhem, father  of Beth-<?ader 
52.  ShebA  father  of  Kiriath-jearirn 
5  5  .the  father  of  the  houfe  of  Rechab 
4.3>thefe  wereofthe/afte-of  Etam 
4-Penuel  the  father  of  Gedor 

Ezer  the  father  of  Hufhah 
5.  Aihur  the  father  of  Tekoah 
1 1. which  was  the  father  of  E(hton 
1 2.Tehinnab  the  father  of  Ir-nahaih 
1 4.the  father  of  the  valley 
i7.I1b.bah  the  father  of  Eihtemoa 
1 8.  Jered  the  father  of  Gedor 

Jekuthiel  the  father  of  Zanoah 
To.father  of  Keirah  cheGarmite 
2  i.Er  the  father  of  Lecah 

Laadah  the  father  of  Marefha 
7.  i4.Machir  the /afto' of  Gilead 

3 1. who  is  the  father  of  Birzanith 
8.29.at  Gibeon  dwelt  the  father  of  Gibeon 

Chapt.9.35. 
Efth.z.j.me  had  neither /atky  nor  mother 
Job  29.16. 1  was  a  father  to  the  poore 
3 1.1 8. with  me  as  with  a  father 
38.28.  hath  the  raine  a  father 
Pfal.68.^.  a  father  of  the  fatheriefle 

1  o  3 . 1 3  .as  a  father  pitieth  his  children 
Pro.  3.11.  even  as  a  father  the  fon 

4.1.  heare  the  inftruction  of  a  father 
10. 1  .a  wife  fon  maketh  a  glad  father 

Chapt.ij.io. 
17.21.  the  father  of  arfoole  hath  no  joy 
23.24.the  father  of  the  righteous  (hall  rejoyce 
7/a.9.6.everlafting  Fatfrer,Prince  of  peace 

2  2. 2 1. (halbe  a  father  to  the  inhabitants 
38.1  g.the  father  to  the  children  (hall 

4  3 . 2  7  .thy  firft  father  hath  finned 
Jer-i  1 .9.  for  I  am  a. father  to  Ifr3el 
£^.  18.4.3s  the  foul  of  the  father 3fo  alfo  the  foul 
i^.fon  beare  the  iniquity  of  the  father 
ao.fon  (hall  not  bear  the  iniquity  of  the  fat. 
neither  the  fath.  the  iniquity  of  the  fon 
22.7/et  light  by  father  and  mother 
^.z*,. fox  father  and  mother  they  may  be 
Micy.6.fon  difhonoureth  the  father 
Mai.  i.6.if  a  father,  where  is  my  honour 

2.io.havewe  not-all  one  father 
Afat.10.21.and  the  father  the  chili 

3  7  .he  that  loveth  the  Father  more  then  me 
il.2$.Jefus  faid,  I  thank  thee,0  Father 
26.fo>  Father, it  feemed  good  in  thy  fight 
27.delivered  unto  me  of  my  Father 

knoweth  the  Son,  but  the  Father 
neither  any  the  Father ;  fave  the  Son 
1 5.4.him  that  curfeth  hisfatherylet  him  die 
18.3  f.fo  my  Father  do  unto  you 
^.j.leave/^tfefand  mother,  and  cleave 

29.every  one  that  hath  forfaken/atk/",or 
2S.i9.baptifedin  the  nameof  the  Father,ind 
Mar. f.qo.he  taketh  the  father  and  mother 

7.  io.whofo  curfeth  father  or  moth. let  him  die 
g.  z^.the  father  of  the  child  cried  out 
10. zg.left  father  or  mother  for  my  fake 
1 3 . 1  z-father  the  fon:&  children  dial  rife  up  ag. 

3  2.neither  the  Son,but  the  Father 
i4.36.faid,Abba,  Father,  all  things 
1 5-2 1. father  of  Alexander  to  bear  his  croffe 
L«^.8.f  1. and  the  father  of  the  maiden 

10.21.I  thank  thee,  O  Father,  Lord  ofheaven 

(o,F ather,  it  feemed  good  in  thy  fight 

2  2. the  Father, ind  whom  the  Father  is 

1 1 . 1 1  .bread  of  any  that  is  a.  father 

12.53  father  (halbe  divided  againft  the  fon 

and  the  fon  againft  the  father 
15.21  .Father,  I  have  finned  againft  thee 

zz.father  faid  to  his  fervants,  Bring 
1 6. 27.I  pray  thee,therefore,Fatfcer,  fend 
zz.$z.Father,if  thou  be  willing 
2  3 . 3 4.Fatte/",forgive  them,for  they  know  not 
46.Fatfev,intothy  hands  I  commend  my 
Gg  3  


FAT       FAT 

John  i.i4.onely  begotten  of  the  Father 

1 8. in  the  bofome  of  the  Father 
3.35  .the  Father  loveth  the  Son 
4.2 1  .nor  at  Jerufilem  worihip  the  Father 

2  3. worihip  the  Father  in  fpirit 

the  Father  feeketh  fuch  to  worihip  him 

5  3  .fo  the  Father  knew  that  it  was 
5.15.  whit  he  feeth  the  Father  do 

20. the  Father  loveth  the  Son 

2 1  .the  Father  raifeth  up  the  dead 

2  2.the  Father  judgeth  no  man 
23-as  they  honour  the  Father 

honours  not  the  Son,hono.not  the  Father 
26. the  Father  hath  life  in  himfelfe 
3 6. which  the  Father  hath  given  me 

witneffe  the  Father  hath  fent  me 
37.the  Father  himfelfe  hath  fent  me 
4  5  .accufe  you  to  the  Father 
6. 27. him  hath  the  Father  fealed 

3  7-all  the  Father  giveth  me  (hall  come 
39.this  is  the  Fathers  will 
42.whofe/atte-  and  mother  we  know 
44.except  the  Father  draw  him 

4  5.  hath  learned  of  the  Father 

46.  not  any  man  hath  feen  the  Father 

he  hath  feen  the  Father 
<tf.Fat\nr,\  live  by  the  Father 
8 . 1 6.1  and  the  Father  that  fent  me 
1 8. the  Father beareth  witneffe  ofme 

2  7  .fpake  to  them  of  the  Father 
zg.the  Father  hath  not  left  me  alone 
4 1.  we  have  one  Father,evcn  God 
44.a  liar,  and  the  father  of  it 

j  o.  1 5 .  as  the  Faffej-  knoweth  me 

fo  know  I  the  Father 

3  6. whom  the  Father  hath  facrificed 
38.beleeve  that  the  Father  is  in  me 

1 1 .4 1  .faid,  Father,  I  thank  thee 
12.27  .Father 3fa  ve  me  from  this  houre 

xS.  Fatfe>',glorifiethy  Son 

49. but  the  Father  which  fent  me 

5o.as  the  Father  faid,fo  I  fperfke 
1 3 .  1.  mould  depart  unto  the  Father 

3. the  Father  had  given  all  things 
i4.6.cometh  unto  the  Farfw,but  by  me 

8. Lord,  (hew  us  the  Father 

g.feen  me,hath  feen  the  Father 

fayeft  thou,  Shew  as  the  Father 

10.I  in  the  Father,the  Father  in  me 

Father  thit  dwellethin  me 

1  i.belecve  I  am  in  the  Father 

and  the  Father  in  me 

13.  Father  maybe  glorified  in  the  Son 

1  6,and  I  will  pray  the  Father 
24.bin  the  Father  which  fent  me 
2^.whom  the  Father  will  fend 

3 1  .know  that  I  love  the  Father 

as  the  Father  gave  me  command  ement 
1 5.9>as  the  Father  hath  loved  me,  fo 

i6.whatfoeverye  ask  the  Father  in  my  name 

2  6.fend  unto  you  from  the  Father 

which  proceedeth  from  the  Father 
16.3  .they  have  not  knowne  the  Father 
1 5. that  the  Father  hath, are  mine 
1 6  .becaufe  I  go  to  my  Father.         Ver.  1 7 . 
2  3 .  aske  the  Father  in  my  name 
2  5. (hew  you  plainly  of  the  Father 
26.I  will  pray  the  Father  for  you 
27. the  Father  himfelfe  loveth  you 

2  8 .1  came  from  the  Father 

I  leave  die  world,and  go  to  my  Father 

3  2.the  Father  is  with  me 

1 7. 1  .Father,  the  houre  is  come 

J.O  FafW,glorifie  thou  me 

11. 1  come  to  thee,  holy  Father 

2 1  .as  thou,  Father,  art  in  me 
<f  '     z\.Father,  I  will  that  they  alfo  whom, 

25.O  righteous  Father,the  world 
A£i.  1 .4.  wait  for  the  promife  of  the  Father 

7  .the  Father  hath  put  in  his  own  power 
2.33  .received  of  the  Father  the  promife  of 
7.i6.Emorthe/atkrof  Sichern 
28.8. the  father  of  Publius  lay  ficke 
Rom.4- 1 1  father  of  all  them  that  beleeve  j 

1  i.and  the  father  of  circumcifion 

1 6,  who  is  the  father  of  us  all 

1 7. made  j 


FAT   FAT 


FAT   FAT 


FAT   FAT 


17-made  thee  a  father  of  many  nations 

i8.become  the  father  of  many  nations 

6-4.raifed  up  from  the  dead  by — the  Father 

8.1  ^.whereby  we  cry  ,Khhz,Father 
i  i.28.beloved  for  theFathers  fake 

1 1.6. father  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
i  Cor.2. 6, the  Father  of  all  things 

i  y.24.delivered  to  God  the  Father 
i  Cor.  1.2. F  athcr  of  ouxLoxd, Father  of  mercies 

6. 1 8.will  be  *  father  unto  you 

i  i.j  i.  the  God  and  Father  of  our  Lord 
Gal.  i .  i  Jefus  Chrift,and  God  the  Father 

1  .peace  from  God  the  Father 
4.the  will  of  Godjand  out  Father 

4.a.untill  the  time  appointed  of  the  Father 

6-crying,  Abba,  Father 
Epbcf.i.i.bltncdbe  the  Father  of our  Lord 

17.  God  of  our  L.Jef.Chrift,  Father  of  glory 
2.  1 8. have  an  accede  unto  the  Father 
3 . 1 4.I  bow  my  knees  unto  the  Father 
4.6\one  God,the  Father  of  all 
y.ao.giving  thankes  unto  the  Father 

6.2  j. and  love  from  God  the  Father 
Vhil.z.ii.  to  the  glory  of  God  the  Father 

2  2.as  a  fon  with  the  father, he  hath 
Col.  1.3  .we  give  thankes  to  God  the  Father 

1 2 .giving  thankes  unto  the  Father 

19.it  pleafed  the  Father,thzt  in  him 

2.2.themyfterieofGodandoftheFflfc' 

3 . 1 7. giving  thankes  to  the  Father  by  him 

1  Thef.  1 . 1  .which  is  in  God  the  Father 

2. 1 1  .charged  you  as  a  father  doth  his  children 

1  Tim.5.1.  intreat  him  as  a  father 

2  Tim.  1 . 2.  peace  from  God  the  Father.     Tit.  1 .4. 
Heb.  1 . 5 .1  will  be  to  him  a  father 

7.z.withoutfather,vtithout  mother 
1 2.7.what  fon,  whom  the  Fatter  cbafteneth 
p.be  in  fubje&.to  the  Fath.of  fpirits,&  live 
Jam.  1. 1 7. cometh  from  the  Father  of  lights 
27. pure  religion  before  the  Father,  is 
j.9.bkfTe  we  God  the  Father 

1  Vet.  1 . 2. fore-knowledge  of  God  the  Father 

j.bleffed  be  the  Father  of  our  Lord 
17-and  if  ye  call  on  the  Father 

2  Vet. X- 1 7. received  from  the  Father  honour 

1  John  1 -2. life  which  was  with  the  Father 

3. our  fellowship  is  with  the  Father 
2. 1  .we  have  an  advocate  with  the  Father 
1 3  .becaufe  ye  have  knowne  the  Father 

1  f  .the  love  of  the  Father  is  not  in  him 
i6i.the  pride  of  life  is  not  of  the  Father 

2  2.that  denieth  the  Father  and  the  Son 
2  3. denieth  the  Son,hath  not  the  Father 

acknowledged  the  Son,  hath  the  Father 
24.ye  fhall  continue  in  the  Father 
3 .  r  .love  the  Father  hath  beftowed  upon  us 
4. 1 4.the  Father  fent  the  Son 
f  .7<three  beare  record,the  Fath.the  Word,and 

2  John  3.mercy  from  God  the  Father 

Son  of  the  Father  in  truth 
4.  a  commandement  from  the  Father 
9. he  hath  not  the  Father 
Jude  1.  fan&ified  by  God  the  Father 

JFatljer  joyned  with  Abrah.  See  JBhjarjam, 
Fler-fnttyx, 
Gen.  19.3  3  .went  in3and  lay  with  her  father 
29.9.Rachelcame  with  her  fathers  fheep 
1 2.was  hex  fathers  brother 

and  fhe  ran  and  told  her  father 
3  i.i9.images  that  were  her  fathers 
3 ?.  and  (he  faid  unto  her  father 
34.1  i.Shechem  faid  unto  hex  father 
38.11  .Tamar  dwelt  in  hex  fathers  houfe 
Exod.n.17 .if "her  father  utterly  refufe  to  give 
Levit.z  i.g.fhe  proph3neth  hex  father 

2  2.1  3  .returned  into  her  fathers  houfe 

.   fhe  fhall  eat  of  her  fathers  meat 
Num.  1 2. 14.hr  hex  father  had  but  fpit  in  her  face 

3  o.  3  .in  hex  fathers  houfe  in  her  youth 

4»and  her /arte- heare  her  vow 

and  hex  father  fhall  hold  his  peace 
5  .if  her /<«&£>•  difallow  her 

becaufe  hex  father  difallowed  her 
i6.yet  in  her  youth  in  hex  fathers  houfe 
36. 8. family  of  the  tribe  of  hex  father 
Df/tf.21.1  g.and  bewaile  hexfath.  and  her  mother 


22. 21.  to  the  doorc  of  hex  fathers  houfe 

play  the  whore  in  her  fathers  houfe 
Jof.6. 2  3  .her  father  and  her  mother     . 
z^Szstdhex fathers  houfe 
1 5 . 1 8.to  aske  of  her  father  a  field 
Judg.  1 . 1 4#moved  him  to  ask  of  her  father  a  field 
1  i.37.(he  faid  unto  her  father,Lct  this  thing  be 

39.(he  returned  unto  her  father 
1 5. 1  .but  hex  father  would  not  fufFer  him  to  go 
2.and  hex  father  faid,Vere!y  I  thought 
6.  burnt  her  and  hex  father  with  fire 
i9.2.went  unto  her  fathers  houfe 
3. brought  him  into  hex  fathers  houfe 
Eflh.z.  7.  when  hex  father  and  mother  were  dead 

Hisfsthtr. 
Gen.z.  24-therefore  fhall  a  man  leave  his  father  & 
9.22.faw  the  nakedneffe  of  his  father 
1  i.28.Haran  died  before  his  father 
22.7.Ifaacfpaketo  Abraham  his  father 
z6.i  5. the  wells  his  fathers  fervants  digged 

in  the  daies  of  Abraham  his  father 
Verfe  18. 
i8.namesby  which  his  father  had  called 
27.14.made  fuch  as  his  father  loved 
i8.Jacobcame  to  his  father,  and  faid 
1 9. Jacob  faid  to  his  father,  1 3m 
22.went  neere  to  Ifaac  his  father 

2  6. his  father  Ifaac  faid,  Come  neere 

3  o.from  the  prefence  of  his  father 

31. Efau  brought  it  to  his  fa.8c  faid  to  his  fa. 

3  2  .Ifaac  his  father  faid,VVho  art  thou 

34. when  Efau  heard  the  words  of  his  father 
faid  to  his  father,  Blefle  me 

3  8. Efau  faid  to  his  father, Haft  thou 

39-Ifaac  his  father  anfwered 

41.  bleffing  wherewith  his  father  bleffed 
28.7.Jacob  obeyed  his  father 

8. daughters  of  Can. pleafed  not  Ifaac  his  ft. 
3 1. 1 S  .for  to  go  to  Ifaac  his  father 

5  3 .  fware  by  the  feare  of  his  father 
34.4.Shechem  fpake  to  his  father 

1 3. anfwered  Shechem  &  Hamox  his  fatter 

ip.honourable  then  all  the  houfe  of  his  fat. 
35-.18.his  father  called  him  Ben  jam  in 

2  2.1ay  with  Bilhah  his  fathers  concubine 
27.  Jacob  came  up  to  Ifaac  his  father 

36.24.  the  afTes  of  Zibeon  his  father 
3  7. 1. land  wherein  his  father  was  a  ftranger 
2.fons  of  Zilpah  his  fathers  wife 

brought  unto  his  father  their  evil  repo. 
4-his  brethren  law  his  father  loved  him 
lo.told  itto  his  fath.  &  his  fat.  rebuked  him 
1  i.but  his/iztfc'obferved  the  faying 
22.  to  deliver  him  to  his  father 

3  5. thus  his  father  wept  for  him 
42.37.  Reuben  (pake  to  his  father 

43.8.  faid  to  Ifrael  his  father,  Send  the  lad 
44. 20.  and  his  father  loveth  him 
22.the  ladcannot  leave  his  father 

leave  his  father,  his  father  would  die 
4  j .  2  3 .  to  his  father, he  f^nt  after  this  manner 

bread  and  meat  for  his  father 
4^.i.facrifice  to  the  God  of  his  father 
29. went  up  to  meet  Ifrael  his  father 
47-7.Jofeph  brought  in  Jacob  his  father 

1  i.Jofeph  placed  his  father  and  his  brethren 
i2.nourifhed  his  fatb.&  his/i/khoufhold 

48.p.Jofeph  faid  unto  his  father  fl  hey  are 
17/aw  that  his  father  laid  his  right  hand 

he  held  up  his  fathers  hand 
1 8. faid  to  his  father,  Not  fo 
i9.his  father  refufed,and  faid 

50.1.  fell  upon  his  fathers  necke 
2.phyficians  to  imbalme  his  father 
7-Jofeph  went  up  to  bury  his  father 
8  .houfe  of  Jofeph,and  his  fathers  houfe 
ro.made  a  mourning  for  his  father 
14.aU  that  went  to  bury  his  father 

after  he  had  buried  his  father 

2  2. dwelt  in  Egypt,he  and  his  fathers  houfe 
Exod.6.zo.his  fathers  fifter  to  wife 

2 1 . 1  j  .he  that  fmiteth  his  father  fhalbe  put  to 
i7-he  that  curfeth  his  father  fhall  die 
Levit.  19. 3  .(hall  feare  every  man  his  father 

20.9.that  curfeth  his  father  (halbe  put  to  death 
hath  curfed  his  father,  his  bloud 


ii.his/;irfe?.f  wife,  his /^wnakedneffe 
Veut.z  i.iS.not  obey  the  voice  of  hisfaiker 
19.  then  thai!  his  father  lay  hold  on  him 
22.30.  not  take  his  fathers  wife 

nor  difcover  his  fathers  skirt 

27.i6.curfed  be  he  that  fctteth  light  by  his  fat. 

20.curfed  be  he  that  lieth  with  his  fatb.Y/ife 

he  uncovereth  his  fathers  skirt 

2  2.curf.be  he  that  lieth  w th  the  dau.of  his/'. 
3  3 .9.whofaid  unto  his  father 

Jiuk.6.z7.he  feared  his  fathers  houfhold     . 
8.3  2.buried  in  the  fepulchre  of  Joaih  his  father 
9.  j. he  went  unto  his  fathers  houfe 

j6.wickcdneffe  he  did  unto  his  father 
14.2.  he  came  and  told  his  father 

3  .his  father  and  his  mother  faid 

4.  but  his  father  knew  no:  that  it  was 
5  .went  Sampfon  downc  and  his  father 
6.but  he  told  not  his  father 
9.dme  to  his  father,  and  gave  them 
lo.fo  his/afe- went  downe 
i9.went  up  to  his  fathers  houfe 
16.3  1. houfe  of  his  father  ame  downe 

burying  place  of  Manaoh  his  father 

1  Sam.  14. 1  .but  he  told  not  his  father 

27.JoR3than  heard  not  when  his  father 
17.1S  .returned  to  feed  his  fathers  fheep 
2<r-and  make  his  fathers  houfe  free 
34.thy  fervanc  kept  his  fathers  (heep 
i8.2.rtomoretohis/Ttffew  houfe 
1 9. 4. fpake  good  of  David  unto  his  father 
20. 3  2.Jonathan  anfwered  Saul  his  father 
3  3  determined  of  his  fathcrto  flay  David 
3  4-his  father  had  done  him  ihame 
2  2. 1. his  fathers  houfe  went  downe  thither 
1 1 .  to  call  all  his  fathers  houfe 

2  Sam.  2. 3  2.buried  hirh  in  the  fepulchre  of  his  fa. 

3.29.  and  on  all  his  fathers  houfe 
7.1 4.I  will  be  his  father,  and  he  fhalbe  my  fon 
io.2.as  his  father  (hewed  kindneffeuntome 
1 6".22.went  in  unto  his  fathers  concubines 
17. 2  3. buried  in  the  fepulchre  of  his  father 
2 1 .  i4.in  the  fepulchre  of  Kifh  his  father 
1 2</a-i-6.andhis/aftei'hadnotdifpleaied  him 
2. 1 2. fate  upon  the  throne  of  his  father 
3. 3. walking  in  the  ftatutes  of 'his  father 
5. 1. anointed  him  king  in  the  room  ofhis  fath. 
7.14.  his  father  was  a  man  of  Tyre 
5 1  .which  his  father  had  dedicated 
1 1 .4. as  the  heart  of  David  his  father 
6. not  fully— as  did  David  his  father 
1 7.certain  ofhis  fathers  fervants  with  him 
2  7  .repaired  the — city  of  David  his  father 
33 .  not  as  did  David  his  father 
43. Solomon  flept  with  his  fathers 

was  buried  in  the  city  ofhis  father 
i2.6.ftood  before  Solomon  his  father 

1  f .  3.  walked  in  all  the  fins  of  his  father 

not  perfed,  as  the  heart  of  his  father 
1 1. did  right3as  did  David  his  father 
1  ^.v/hich  his  father  had  dedicated 
24,  was  buried  in  the  city  of  David  his  fath. 
Chapt.22.jo. 
z6  and  walked  in  the  way  of  his  father 

2  2 . 4  3  .walked  in  the  waies  of  his  father 

46. remained  in  the  daies  of  his  father 
5  2.walked  in  the  way  ofhis  father 
<j  3  .according  to  all  his  father  had  done 
2 I^in.^.z.but  not  like  his  father 

n,    he  put  away  the  image  his/tfhad  made 
4. 1 8  .went  to  his  father  to  the  reapers 

i9.and  he  faid  to  his  father, My  head 
9.2  j. rode  together  after  Ahab  his  father 
'10. 3. and  fethimon  his  fathers  throne 

1 3.2  j  .out  of  the  hand  of  hisfather 
14-3.accord.to  all  things  as  Joafh  his  fath.  did 

yet  not  like  David  hisfather 
j. which  had  flaine  the  king  hisfather 
2 1  .made  him  king  in  ftead  of  hisfather 

1 5.  t. his  father  Amaziah  had  done 
l^.his  father  Uzziah had  done 
38.was  buried  in  the  city  of  David  hisfath. 

i6.2.not  like  David  hisfather 

i8.3.according  to  David  hisfather 

21.3  .Heiekiah  his  father  deftroyed 
zo.as  hisfather  Manaffth  did 

2 1. waies 


FAT      FAT 

2  i .  waies  that  his  father  walked  in 

ferved  the  Idols  his  father  ferved 
2i.i. in  the  waies  of  David  his  father 
2  3 . 3  o .  m  ade  hi  m  king  in  his  fathers  ftead 

34-in  the  room  of  /ofiah  his  father 
24.  i7.Mattaniah  his  fathers  brother  king 

1  Chro.  y .  1 .  he  defiled  his  fathers  bed 
9.19. of  the  houfe  of  his/vtffor 
1 2.  z  8.  mighty  of  valour,of  his  fathers  houfe 
1 7. 1 3 .1  will  be  his  father,  &  he  flulbe  my  fon 
19.2.  his  father  (hewed  kindneffe  to  me 

comfort  him  concerning  his  father 
22.10.I  will  be  his  fathered  I  will  eftablifh 
26. 10. his  father  made  him  the  chiefe 
z8.6.he  fhalbe  my  fon:and  I  will  be  his  father 
29.2j.asking,in  ftead  of  David  his  father 

2  Chro.z.  i4.his  father  was  a  man  of  Tyre 

i7.David  his  father  had  numbred  them 
3. 1. appeared  unto  David  his  father 
4.i6.didHaman  his  father  make 
^.1. that  his  father  had  dedicated 
8.14.10  the  order  of  David  his  father 
9.3  1  .was  buried  in  the  city  of  David  his  father 
1  o.6.ftood  before  Solomon  his  father 
1 5.1 8. that  his  father  had  dedicated 
I7>2.which  Afafais  father  bad  taken 

3 .  walked  in  the  firft  waies  of  his  fat  .David 
4.fought  the  God  of  his  father 
20.3  2.walked  in  the  way  of  Afa  his  father 
21.4-the  kingdome  of his  father 
22.4.  after  the  death  of  his  father 
24.22.whkh  Jehoiadah  his  father  had  done 
25.3-tb.at  had  killed  the  king  his  father 
2.6.1  .made  him  king  in  the  room  of  his  father 

4-that  his  father  Amaziah  did 
i7.2.according  to  all  his  father  UfcZiah  did 
28. 1. did  right  like  David  his  father 
29. 2. that  David  his  father  had  done 
3  3 . 3  .wcfl  Hefcekiah  his  fath.had  broken  downe 
2  2.  as  did  Manaffeh  his  father 
2  3  .as  his  father  had  humbled  himfelfe 
34.2-walked  in  the  waies  of  his  father 

j.feek  after  the  God  of  his  father 
3  6. 1. made  him  K.in  his  fath.  ftead  in  Jerufale 
Pro.i  j.i.a  wife  fon  heareth  the  inftruft.ofhis/i. 
1 5 . 5  .a  foole  defpifeth  his  fathers  inftruction 
17.25.3  foolifli  fon  is  a  griefetohis/Szffoei' 
19.13.3  fool  ifh  fon  is  the  calamity  of  his  fath. 

z6.he  that  wafteth  his  fatherjs  a  fon  that 
20.20.  whofocurfeth  his  father  or  his  mother 
28.7.a  compan.of  riotous  men  fhamethhis/i. 
24«who  fo  robbeth  hisfat.the  fame  is  a  com. 
29.3.1oveth  wifdome,rejoyceth  h\s  father 
3  o .  1 7  .the  eye  that  mocketh  at  his  father 
Ifa.tf.  io.woe  to  him  that  faith  unto  his  father 
Jer.zz.  1  i.reigned  in  ftead  of  Jofiah  his  father 
'£^.i8.i4.fon  that  feeth  all  his  fathers  fins 
17-not  die  for  the  iniquity  of  his  father 
i8.as  for  his  fat ixr,  becaufe  he  cruelly  oppr. 
22.11.his  iitlet,his  fathers  daughter 
Dan.f.z.vihich  his  father  had  taken 
Amo.z.y.  a  man  and  his  father  will  go  in 
Zech.  13.3  .his  father  fhall  fay  unto  him 

his  father  fliall  thruft  him  thorow 
Mai.  1 .6.3.  fon  honoureth  his  father 
ilto.2.22.reignedin  the  room  of  his  father 
10.3  ?.  man  at  variance  againft  his  father 
1  f  •  5;.  whofo  (hall  fay  to  his  father  or  mother  jit 

6.and  honour  not  his  father 
i6.27.comein  the  glory  of  his  fdther 
21.31  .whether  did  the  will  of  his  father 
Mar.  7. 1 1 .  if  a  man  fhall  fay  to  his  father 
12.  to  do  ought  for  his  father 
8.38.cometh  into  the  glory  of  his  father 
9.21.&  he  asked  his  fatkr,Uow  long  is  it  ago 
1 0.7. leave  his  father  and  mother 
Lul^.  1'Z1  -S've  aira  t^ie  tnrone  of  his  father 
$9.  after  the  name  of  his  father 
62.made  fignes  to  his  father 
67.  and  his  father  Zacharias  was  filled 
9.26.come  in  his  own  glory,&  in  his  Fathers 

42.delivered  him  again  to  his  father 
14.26.come  to  me^nd  hate  not  his  father 
1  j.i  2.the  younger  laid  unto  his  father 
io.arofe,and  came  to  his  father 

his  father  fa  w  him,  and  had  companion 


FAT       FAT 

28. came  his  father, and  intreated  him 
29-he  anfwering,  faid  to  his  father 
John.  5 . 1 8  .faid  that  God  w  as  his  father 
AH. 7. 4-when  his  father  was  dead 
i4.then  Jofeph  called  his  father 
2o.nourifhed  up  in  his  fathers  houfe 
16.1. his  father  was  a  Greek 
3  .they  knew  his  father  was  a  Greek 
1  Cor.';,  i.fliould  have  his  fathers  wife 
Epbef.$.  3  1. for  this  caufe  leave  his  father 
Heb.j.  io.yet  in  the  loines  of  his  father 
Rev.i.6.made  us  kings  unto  his  father 

1 4.1.  his  fathers  name  written  in  their  fore-he. 
jffattyet0  houfe.  See  i^ottfe. 
■tfa.tyexzk-law. 
Gen.^.t  2  .thy  father-in  law  goethup  to  Timna 

2  5.fhe  fent  to  her  father-in-law 
Exod.2.1.  flocke  of  Jechro  his/«tfer-in-law 

Chap. 4. 1 8. 
i8.i.Mofes  his  fathcr-in-\3.vi .  Ver.2  5. 

Judg.1.16.0%  4.11.  &  12.12,14,17. 
6.1  thy  father-in-law  am  come 
7.went  to  meet  his  father-in-law 
8.Mofes  told  his  father-in-law 
1 2.eat  bread  with  Mofesykte*--in  law 
i4.whenMofes/k/w-in-law  faw  .ill 
1 5.  faid  unto  his^te-in-lawjBecaufe  peo. 
i7.Mofes/iffe/-in-law  faid  unto  him 
24.hearkenedtothe  voice  of  his  fath.in-law 
Z7.\cthis  father-in-lavr  go 
Num.10. 29. fon  of  Raguel  Moks  father- in-law 
Judg.  19.4. his /a^.in-law,the  damofcls  fath.reta. 
7. to  depart,his  father-in-law  urged  him 
g.his  father-in-law  faid,  The  day  draweth 
1  Sam.  ^.i^.that  her  father-in-law  were  dead 

2 1. becaufe  of  her  father-in-law 
John  18.13.  was  father-in-law  to  Caiaphas 

My  JFat^er, 
GeK.19.34.1  lay  yefternight  with  my  father 
20. 1 2.fhe  is  the  daughter  of  my  father 
1 3. to  wander  from  my  fathers  houfe 
iz.j.myfather^nd  he  faid,Here  am  I 
24.7-took  me  from  my  fathers  houfe 
38.fhalt  go  to  my  fathers  houfe 
40.take  a  wife  of  my  fathers  houfe 
27.1 2.  my  father  peradventure  will  feele  me 
i8.came  to  his  father,and  faid,  My  father 
3 1  .let  my  father  arifejand  eat 
34.bleffe  me  alfo,0  my  father 
41.  the  daies  of  mourning  for  my  father 
28.2 1 .  to  my  fathers  houfe  in  peace 
3  i.f.Godof  my  father  hath  been 
42>except  the  God  of  my  father 
3  2.9.O  God  of  my  father  Abraham,  and 

God  of  my  father  I  faac, the  Lord  which 
4 1 . 5 1  .forget  all  my  fathers  houfe 
44.24.came  up  to  thy  fervant  my  father 
27.  thy  fervant  my  father  faid  to  us 
3Q.come  to  thy  fervant  my  father 
3  2.furety  for  the  lad  to  my  father 

let  me  beare  the  blame  to  my  father 
3  4.I10W  fhall  I  go  up  to  my  father 

evill  that  fhall  come  on  my  father 
45.3.doth  my  father  yet  live 
9.hafteyou,and  go  to  my  father 
1 3 .  you  fliall  tell  my  father 

fhall  bring  downe  nry  father- 
46.3 1. my  brethren  and  fathers  houfe  are  come 
47. 1. my  father, and  my  brethren  are  come 
48.i8.notfo)my/Jrtfer,this  is  the  firft 
jo.?,  my  father px&dc  me  fweare 

let  me  go5and  bury  my  father 
Exod.  1 8.4.the  God  of  my  father  was  my  help 
~Deut.z6.%.  a  Syrian  was  my  father 
Jof.z.  1 3  .fave  alive  my  father  and  mother 
fudg.9. 17.  my  father  fought  for  you 

18. rifen  up  againft  my  fathers  houfe 
1 1.7.  expell  me  out  of  my  fathers  houfe 

3  6.  my  father, ii  thou  haft  opened  thy  mouth 
1 4. 16.I  have  not  told  it  my  father 
1  Sam  9.  5  .left  my  father  leave  caring  for  the  afles 
1 4. z 9. my  father  hath  troubled  the  land 
1 8. 18. what  is  my  fathers  family 
i9.4.faying,Saul  my  father  feeketh  to  kill  thee 
3 .1  will  ftand  befide  my  father 

I  will  commune  with  my  father 


FAT      FAT 

zo.z.my  father  will  do  nothing  but 

why  fhould  -my  father  hide  this 
p.evill  were  determined  by  my  father 
1 2.when  I  have  founded  my  father 
1 3  .pleafe  my  father  to  do  thee  evill 

as  he  hath  been  with  my  father 
22.3  .let  my  father  be  with  you 

1  j. nor  to  all  the  houfe  of  my  father 
2$. 17. my  father  fhall  not  find  thee 

alfo  Saul  my  father  knoweth 
24.1  i.moreover,myJ&te*'",  fee  the  skirt 

2 1. my  name  out  of  my  fathers  houk 
2  Sam.j.-r.gane  in  to  my  fathers  concubine 
i4.9.the  iniquity  be  on  my  fathers  houfe 
16.3.  reftoie  the  kingdome  of  my  father 
1 9-iti -my  fathers boulc  were  but  dead  men 

3  7  .buried  by  the  grave  oi  my  father 
24. 1 7 .  be  againft  my  fathers  houfe 
1  Kjn.z.  24-fet  me  on  the  throne  of 'my  father 

2<S.bareft  the  Arke  before  my  father 

wherein  my  father  was  afflifted 

3  1. take  from  the  houfeof  my  father 

3  z.my  father  David  not  knowing 

44-didft  to  David  my  father 
3 .6.  fhewed  unto  my  father  mercy 

7. thy  fervant  king  in  ftead  of  my  father 
5.3.Divid  my  fath. could  not  build  an  houfe  to 

f.as  the  Lord  fpake  unto  David  my  father 
8.1  j.God  of  Ifraehwhich  fpake  to  my  father 

17.it  was  in  the  heart  of  my  father 

1 8. the  Lord  faid  unto  my  father 

20.I  am  rifen  in  the  room  of  my  father 

24.  haft  kept  with  my  father, 

2  5. keep  with  thy  fervant  my  father,  that 

2  6.verified,which  thou  fpakeft  to  my  father 
1 2.  io.little  finger  thicker  then  my  fathers 
1 1  .my  father  did  lade  you-wich  a  heavie  yo. 
Verfe  14. 
my  father  chaftifed  you  with  whips 
Verfe  14. 
1  y.19.  league  between  my  father  &  thy  father 
i9.20.let  me,I  pray  tbee,kifie  my  father 
20.34.the  cities  which  my  father  took 

as  my  father  made  in  Samaria 
1  ¥jn.  z.  1 2.Elifha  cried,NLy  fatber,my  father 
% .  1 3  .my  father, \?  the  prophet  had 
6.2 1. my  father, mall  I  fmite  them 
1 3 . 1 4, faid,  O  my  father,  my  father 

1  C/;ra.n.i7.beon  me,and  on  my  fathers  houfe 

28.4.chofen  me  before  the  houfe  of  my  father 
houfe  of  my  father,  and  among 
the  fons  of  my  father  he  liked  me 

2  Cfco. 1. 8. fhewed  great  mercy  unto  my  father 

^.promife  unto  my  father  be  eftablilhed 
2.3  .as  thou  didft  deale  with  my  father 
7.  whom  my  father  did  provide 
1 3 .  a  cunning  man  of  Huram  my  fathers 
6.4. fulfilled  that  which  he  fpake  to  my  father 
7. in  the  heart  of  my  father  to  build 
8. the  Lord  faid  to  my /Ztf/7<?*VForafmuch 
10.  rifen  in  the  room  of  my  father 
if.  hath  kept  with  my  father 
ifi.keep  with  my  father  that  which 
10.  io.little  finger  thicker  then  my  fathers 
1 1  .my  father  put  an  heavie  yoke  upon  you 
Verfe  14. 
my  father  chaftifed  you  with  whips 
Verfe  14. 
1 6.3.  was  between  my  father  and  thy  father 
Neb.  2. 3 .  my  fathers  fepulchre  lieth  wafte 

j.unto  the  city  of 'my  fathers  fepulchre 
Job  i7.i4.corruption,Thou  art  my  father 
Pfa.z7.10.when  my  fat  &  my  mother  forfakeme 

89.26.  thou  art  my  father :  my  God 
P/fl.4.3.  fori  was  my  fathers  Con 
lfa.8.4..  knowledge  to  cry,  My  father 
Jer.z.z7.hying  to  a-ftocke,Thou  art  my  father 
3.4. cry  unto  me,  My  father 

i9.fhalt  call  me, My  father 
20. 1  5. who  brought  tidings  to  my  father 
Dan.5.13.  whom  my  father  brought  out  of  Jewry 
Mat.7. zi  .that  doth  the  will  of  my  Father 
8.2i  .fuffer  me  to  go  and  bury  my  father 
10.3  2.I  will  confeffe  before  my  Father 

3  3  .will  I  denie  before  my  Father 
1 1. 27. delivered  unto  meof  my  Father 

i2.fo.whofoever 


FAT       FAT 

i  z.  50  whofoev.fh.all  do  the  will  of  my  Father 
i  5.  i  j^fny  heavenly  Father  hath  not  planted 
1 6. 1 7. but  my  Father  which  is  in  heaven 
1 8. 1  o. face  of  my  Father  which  is  in  heaven 

, 19.be  doneof  my  Father  in  heaven 
20.  z  3  .whom  it  is  prepared  of  my  Father 
■     24.3  6  no  man  but  my  Father  oncly 
a5.34.come  ye  bleffed  of  my  Father 
26. 29. with  you  in  my  Fathers  Kingdome 

3  a.my  Father  tf it  be  poffible,  let  this  cup 
42.my  Faiher,\f  this  cup  may  not  pane 

5  3.  that  I  cannot  now  pray  to  my  Father 
I/^.2.49.muftbeaboutmy  Fathers  balincfle 

9.59.  fuffermefnft  to  bury  my  fathe  r 

10. 22. delivered  to  me  of  my  Father 

15.17.  fervants  of  my  fath.  have  bread  enough 

18.I  will  arife,andgo  to  my  father 
1 6. z.7.  fend  him  to  my  fathers  houfe 
Z2. 29.3$  my  Father  hith  appointed 
24-49-promife  of  my  Father  upon  you 
/ofoz  2, 1 6.my  Fathers  houfe  an  hcufe  of  mercy 
5-i7.my  Father  worketh  hitherto, and  I 

30.bin  the  will  of  my  Father,  which 

4  3 .1  am  come  in  my  Fathers  name 
John  6. 3  2,my  Fafte**  giveth  you  the  true  breaer 

6  <  .except  it  were  given  unto  him  of  my  Fa. 
S.i9.ye  neither  know  me, nor  my  Father 

ye  would  have  knowne  my  Father  alto 
28.  but  as  my  Father  hath  taught  me 
3  8.fpeak  that  which  1  have  fcen  with  my  Fa. 
49.  but  I  honour  my  Father 
54.it  is  my  Father  that  honoureth  me 
10.  i7.thereforedoth  ivy  Father  love  me 
i8.this  command-have  I  received  of  my  Fa. 

2  5. the  works  that  I  do  in  my  Fathers  name 
29-my  Fat.w^'  gave  them  me  is  greater  then 

able  to  ph*  k  them  out  of  my  Fathers  hand 
3.0.I  and  my  Father  are  one 

3  2.good  works  I  have  fhewed  from  my  Fat. 
37.it  I  do  not  the  works  of  my  F<zrf;.beleeve 

1 2 . 2  6 .  h  im  w  i  11  my  Father  honour 

J4.2.in  my  Fathers  houfe  are  many  manfions 

7.  ye  fhould  have  known  my  Father  alfo 
.     i2.becaufeIgo  unto  my  Father 

20.  fhall  know  that  I  am  in  my  Father 
2 1  .loveth  me,fhalbe  loved  of  my  Father 
2  3  .and  my  Father  will  love  him 
2  8  .for  my  Father  is  greater  then  I 
1  5. 1  .my  Father  is  the  husbandman 

8.  herein  is  my  Father  glorified 

jo.  even  as  I  have  kept  my  Ftfifocommand. 
1 5  .all  things  that  I  have  heard  of  my  Fath.I 

2  3  .he  that  hateth  mc,hateth  my  Father  alfo 
24.feen3  and  hated  both  me  and  my  Father 

1 6. 1  o.becau.I  go  to  my  F.Sc  ye  fee  me  no  mo. 
i8.ii.cupw^'my  Ftf.hath  given  mefhallnot 
20. 17. fori  am  not  yet  afcended  to  my  Father 

fay  unto  themjafcend  unto  my  Father 
2 1  .as  my  Father  hath  fent  me,fo  fend  I  you 
Revel.z.zy.  even  as  I  received  of  my  Father 
3.5.Ileconfeffe  his  name  before  my  Father 
Our  father. 
Got.  1 9. 3  1.  our  father  isold,&  there  isnotaman 
32.1et  us  make  our  father  drink  wine 

that  we  may  prefeive  feed  of  out  father 
Verfe  3  4. 
3  r .  1  .taken  away  all  that  is  our  fathers 

that  which  was  of  our  fathers 
i4.portion  for  us  in  our  fathers  houfe 
i6.richcs  God  hath  taken  from  our  father 
42.1 3. the  youngeft  is  this  day  with  out  father 
Verfe  32. 

3  2. twelve  brethr.fons  of  ourfath.one  is  not 
43.28.thy  fervant  our  father  is  in  good  health 

44.2  $  .our  father  faid,Go  againe 

3 1. our  father  with  forrow  to  the  grave 
Num. 27.3  .our  father  died  in  the  wildernefle 

4.fhould  the  name  of  ourfath.be  dene  away 
from  among  the  brethren  of our  father 
JWg-i  1.2.  fhalt  not  inherit  in  our  fathers  houfe 
1  Cfott.29.10.mV  fifed  he  thou,  Lord  of  our  father 
//2r.63.i6.doubtlefle,thou  art  our  father 

thou,0  Lord,art  our  father 
64.8.0  Lord,  thou  arrour  father 
Jcr.^  5.6.Rechab  our  father  commanded  us 
8.we'obeyed  the  voice  of  our  father 


FAT      FAT 

1  o.according  to  all  our  father  commanded 
Mat. 6. 9. therefore  pray  ye, Our  Father  which  art 
Mar.  1 1 .  io.blefled  be  the  Kingdom  of  our  Father 
Lul(.i.j^.ouh  which  hefware  to  our  father 

3 .8  .we  have  Abraham  to  our  father 

1  i-2.when  ye  pray,  fay,  Our  Father  which  art 

Joh.q.  r  2.  art  thou  greater  then  our  father  Abraha 

Chapt.8.53. 

8.39.  Abraham  is  our  father 
Acl.j.z.God  of  glory  appeared  to  our  father 
Rom.  1  -7.peace  from  God  our  Father.     1  Cor.  1.3. 

9.10.  even  by  our  father  Ifaac.  2  Cor.  1.2. 

Gal.  1. 4.  according  to  the  will  of  our  father 
Ephef.iti.vrs.ee  from  GodourFailjf/-,and  from 

Pfo/.1.2. 

4,20.untoGod  our  Father  be  glory 
Col.  1.2.  grace  be  unto  you  from  our  Father 

1 Thcf.i.i. 

1  Thef.i.^.in  the  fight  of  God  our  Father 

3 . 1 1  .now  our  Father  direct  our  way 
1 3. in  holineffe  before  God  our  Father 

2  Thef.  1 . 1  .unto  the  Church  in  God  our  Father 

2.and  peace  from  God  our  Father 
2.  i6.Chrift  himfelfe,and  God  our  Father 
1  Tim.  i.2,.grace,mercy,from  our  Father) 
Philem.  3  .grace  to  you  from  God  our  Father 
/<*«.  2,21. was  not  Abraham  our  father 

Their  $at\)tt. 
Gen.$.z  3.  covered  the  nakednefTe  of  their  father 
they  faw  not  their  fathers  nakednefTe 
19.33.  niade  their  father  drink  wine 
3<J.both  with  child  by  their  father 
37.12.went  to  feed  their/<tffe;\f  flocke 

3  2.  they  brought  it  to  their  father 
42. 29. and  they  came  unto  Jacob  their  father 
v  Chapt.45.25. 

3  5 .  they  and  their  father  faw  their  bundles 
36Jacob  their  father  faid  unto  them 
43. 2. their  father  faid,Go  againe 

1 1. and  their  father  faid  unto  them,If  it 
4f.27.fpim  of  Jacob  their  father  revived 
46.5.  fons  of  Ifrael  carried  Jacob  their  father 
49.28  .is  that  their  father  fpake 
50.15J0fephsbreth.faw  that  theirfa.  was  dead 
Exod.  2.  i6.came  to  water  their  fathers  flocke 
1 8. came  to  Revel  their  father 
40. 1 5  .as  thou  didft  anoint  their  father 
Num.  3 .4.miniftred  in  the  fight  of  their  father 
27.7. the  inheritance  of  their  father  topafle  to 
3^.6.tribe  of  their  father  fhall  they  marry 
1 2.remained  in  the  tribe  of  then  father 
Jof.  1 7.4.among  the  brethren  of  their  father 
i9.47.after  the  name  or  Dan  their  father 

Judges  18.29. 
1  S<a».2.2  5.they  hearkened  not  to  their  father 

1 0.1 2. one  faid ,But  who  is  their  father 
1  Cfoo_7.2.heads  of  their  fathers  houfe 
2  2.Ephraim  their  father  mourned 
24.2.Nadab  and  Abihu  died  before  their  fath. 

i9.under  Aaron  their  father, as  the  Lord 
25.3   under  the  hands  of  their  father  J  eduthun 
6.  under  the  hands  of  their  father 
z  Chro.zi.  3.  their  father  gave  them  great  gifts 
Job  a.z.j  f'their father  gave  them  inheritance 
Pro- 30. 1 1. generation  thatcurfeth  their  father 
Jer.16.7.  confolation  to  drink  for  their  father 
3  5.i4.but  obey  their  fathers  commandement 
16. performed  the  command.of  their  father 
E%e^.  2  2. 1  o.they  difcovered  their  fathers  nakednes 
Mat. 4.  2 1  .in  a  fhip  with  Zebedee  their  father 
2  2.and  their  father  followed  them 
1 3.43.  fhine  in  the  Kingdome  of  their  Father 
Mar. l.zo.they  left  their  father  in  the  fhip 

ThyjfatytX. 
Gen.  1 2. 1  .get  thee  from  thy  fathers  houfe 

24. 2  3. is  there  room  in  thy  fathers  houfe 

26. 3  .He  perform  the  oath  to  Abrah.thy  father 
24.I  am  the  God  of  Abraham  thy  father 

27.6.I  have  heard  thy  father  fpeak  to  Efau 
9-make  favoury  meat  for  thy  father 
io.thou  fhalt  bring  it  to  thy  father 
31.3  o.longedft  after  thy  fathers  houfe 
3  8 .  n  .remaine  a  widow  at  thy  fathers  houfe 
46.3.1am  God,the  God  of  thy  father 
47. 5.  thy  father  and  thy  brethren  are  come 
6.beft  of  the  land  make  thy  father  dwell 


FAT      FAT 

48 . 1  .behold,  thy  father  is  ficke 
49.4-thou  wenteft  up  to  thy  fathers  bed 

2  5.by  the  God  of  thy  fath  :r,  who  fhall 
26.  bleffings  of  ihy  father  have  prevailed 

5o.6.faid.Goup,andbury  thy  father 

16.  thy  father  did  command  before  he  died 
1 7. of  the  fervants  of  the  God  of  thy  father 
Exod.zo.  1 1.  honour  thy  father  and  thy  mother 
Levit.  18.7  .nakednefTe  oi  thy  father  fhalt  thou  not 
8. nakednefTe  of  thy  fath.  wife  fhalt  thou  not 
it  is  thy  fathers  nakednefTe 
9. the  daughter  of  thy  father 
j  1  .nakednefTe  of  thy  fathers  wives  dauohter 
begotten  of  thy  father, thou  fhalt  not  unc. 
1 2  .fhalt  not  uncover  the  nakednes  of  thy  fa. 
fifter:  fhe  is  thy  fathers  neere  kinfwoman 
1 4. not  uncover  thenakednefs  ofthyfa.hro. 
20. 1 9. nor  of  thy  fathers  fifter 
Num.  1 8. 2. tribe  of  thy  father  with  thee 
Dent.  5 . 1 6.honour  thy  father  and  thy  mother 
6.3-as  the  Lord  God  of  thy  fathers  hath  promi. 
3  2.6.  he  thy  father  that  hath  bought  thee 
7-aske  thy  father,  he  will  tell  thee 
/o/2.i8.and  thou  fhalt  bring  thy  father 

and  all  thy  fathers  houfhold  home 
6.2  5.faved  Rahab  and  her  fathers  houfe 
Judg.  1 4. 1 5.  left  we  burn  thee  &  thy  fathers  houfe 
Ruth  2»i  i.thou  haft  left  thy  father  and  mother 

1  Sa.z.zy.  plainly  appear  unto  the  hou.of  thy  fat. 

28.I  give  unto  the  houfe  of 'thy  father 
30.thy  fathers  fhould  walk  before  me 

3  1. He  cut  off  thearme  of  thy  fathers  houfe 
9. 20. on  thee,and  on  thy  fathers  houfe 

10.  z. thy  father  hazh  left  the  care  of  the  afTes 
14.28. thy  father  ftraitly  charged  the  people 
20. 1. before  thy  father, that  he  feeketh  thy  life 

3  .thy  father  certainly  knoweth  that  I 

6.if  thy  father  at  all  mifle  me 

8. why  fhouldeft  thou  bring  me  to  thy  father 

10.  if  thy  father  anfwer  thee  roughly 
22, 16. thou  and  all  thy  fathers  houfe 

22.occafioned  death  of  thy  fathers  houfe 

2  5<JW.3.8.kindneffe  to  the  houfe  of  thy  father 

6 . 2 1 .  chofe  me  before  thy  father 
9. 7. for  Jonathan  thy  fathers  fake 

reftore  thee  the  land  of  all  thy  fathers 
io.3.thinkeft  thou  that  David  doth  bon.thy/tf. 
1 3 . 5  .w  hen  thy  father  cometh  to  fee  thee 
1 5. 34. as  I  have  been  thy  fathers  fervant 
1 6. 1 9. as  I  ferved  in  thy  fathers  prefence 
2 1  .go  in  unto  thy  fathers  concubine 

that  thou  art  abhotred  of  thy  father 
i7.8.knoweft  thy  father  and  his  men 

and  thy  father  is  a  man  of  war 
10. thy  father  is  a  mighty  man 

1  K]n. $.i$.as  thy  father  David  did  walk 

6. 1 2.perform,which  I  fpake  unto  thy  father 
9.4. wilt  walk  before  me  as  thy  father 

5.asIpromifed  to  thy  father 
1 1. 1 2. not  do  it  for  thy  fathers  fake 
1 2.4-thy  father  made  our  yoke  grievous 

the  grievous  fervicc  of  thy  father 
9. the  yoke  which  thy  father  did  put  upon  us 
lo.thy  father  made  our  yoke  heavie 
1 5. 19. league  between  my  father  &  thy  father 
20.3  4. which  my  father  took  from  thy  father 

2  Kin.  3. 1 3  .get  thee  to  the  prophets  of  thy  father 

20.5.  thus  faith  the  God  of  thy  father 
1  Chro-.  1 9.3  .doth  honour  thy  father 

28.9.know  thou  the  God  of  thy  father 
z  Cfotf-2.14.with  the  cunning  men  of  thy  father 
7. 1 7  .walk  before  me  as  thy  father 

1 8".as  I  have  covenanted  with  thy  father 
lo.q.thy  father  made  our  yoke  grievous 

the  grievous  fervitudeof  thy  father 
9.  the  yoke  thy  father  did  put  upon  us 
10. thy  father  made  pur  yoke  heavie 
a  1. 1 2.thus  faith  the  Lord  of  thy  father 

not  walked  in  the  waies  of  thy  father 
Job  1 5. 10. much  elder  then  thy  father 
Pfal.^.16.  in  fteadof  thy  fathers  fhalbe  thy  chil. 
Pvo.i.8.heare  the  inftruftionof  thy  father 
6.20.  keep  thy  fat  hers  commandement 
2  3. 2  2. hearken  unto  thy  father 

2  5  .thy  father  fhalbe  glad 
27.  io.thy  fathers  friend  foriake  not 

lfa.iB.f.  thus) 


FAT       FAT 

J/a.j8.j.thus  faith  the  God  of  thy  father 

j8.14.with  the  heritage  of  Jacob  thy  father 
fer.  it. 6.  houfe  of  thy  father  have  dealt  treachero. 

2  2.  1  f . did  not  thy  father  eat  and  drink 
E\e\.  1 6. 3  .thy  father  was  ah  Ammorite 
Daw. 5. 1 1 .  in  the  dales  of  thy  father 

thy  father  the  king,I  fay,  thy  father 
I 8.God  gave  thy  father  a  kingdome 
ikta.6.4,thy  father  which  feeth  in  fecret 

Verf.6,18. 
6 .pray  to  thy  Faffer  which  is  in  fecret 
1 8 .  but  unto  thy  lather  which  is  in  fecret 
1  <.4.faying,  Honour  thy  father  and  mother 

Chapt.19.15. 
Mar. 7.  1  o.Mofes  faid,Honour  thy  father 

1  o.  19.  honour  thy  father  and  thy  mother 
Lu\.  2.48 -thy  father  nat'1  fought  thee  forrowing 
1 5.17. thy  father  hath  killed  the  fatted  calfe 
i8.20.honour  thy  fathtr  and  thy  mother 

Ephcf.6.1. 
John  8. 19.tb.en  faid  they,Where  is  thy  father 

Tour  JFatljet, 
Gen.  3 1  .j  .1  fee  your  fathers  countenance  is  not 
6.with  my  power  I  ferved  your  father 
7.  your  father  hath  deceived  me 
9-G.hath  taken  away  the  cattell  of  your fat. 
29.the  God  of  y out  father  fpake  to  me 
4  j  .7  .is  your  father  yet  alive 

2  3. God  of  your  father  hath  given  you 
27,1s  your  father  welljthe  old  man  of  whom 
44.i7.getyou  up  in  peace  unto  your  father 
4  5 . 1 8 .  take  y  out  father  and  your  houfliold 

1 9. bring  your  father,  and  come 
49.2  .hearken  unto  Ifrael  your  father 
/0/.  24.  3 .1  took  your  father  Abraham 
Jer.i  f .  1 8. ye  have  obeyed  your  father 
E^.i6.45r.and  your  father  was  an  Ammorite 
Mat.  5.16.  may  glorifie  your  Father  which  is  in 
45.maybethe  children  of  your  father 
48  .perfeft,  as  your  father  is  perfeft 
6. 1. you  have  no  reward  of  y ova  Father 

8.your  Fd.knovvs  what  things  you  fta.in  ne 
i4.your  heavenly  Father  will  alfo  forgive 
1 5 .  neither  will  your  Father  forgive 
26. your  heavenly  Father  feedeth  them 
3  2  .your  Father  knoweth  you  have  need 
7.1  i.how  much  more  your  Father  in  heaven 
1 0.19. not  fall  without  your  Father 
1 8.  i4.not  the  will  of  your  father, thit 
aj.9.call  no  man  youv  father  upon  earth 

for  one  is  your  Father  in  heaven 
Mar.  1 1 . 2  5  .that  your  Father  may  forgive  you 

26.you  do  not  forgive,neither  will  your  Fa. 
Lu\-6. 36.be  ye  mercifull,as  your  Father  is  merci. 
12.30.  your  Father  knows  that  ye  have  need  of 
3  2. it  is  your  Fathers  good  pleafure  to  give 
John  8.38.whichye  have  feen  with  your  Father 
4j.ye  do  the  deeds  of  your  Father 
42.if  God  were  your  Father,  ye  would 
44.ye  are  of  y out  father  the  devill 

the  lufts  of 'your  father  ye  will  do 
56.your  father  Abraham  rejoyced  to  fee 
20. 17. attend  unto  my  Father,and  your  Father 
^Fatijerg. 
Gc^.46.5 1.  Jofeph  fafd  to  hh  fathers  houfe 
Exod.  6. 2  j  x\:efk  are  the  heads  of  the  fathers 
io.6.nor  thy  fathers  fathers  have  feen 
20.J.vifiting  the  iftiquitie  of 'the  fathers  upon 
Cha.34.7.&]\to8.i4.i8.&E>£Ztf.j.9. 
Levk.i6.$  2.the  priefts  office  in  his  fathers  ftead 

25.4 1.  unto  the  poffeflions  of  his  fathers  Chill 
!  Dent.  24. 16 .fathers  (hall  not  be  put  to  death  for 
nor  children  put  to  death  for  the  fathers 
2  Icings  14.6. 
Jof.  1 4. 1  .heads  of  the  fathers  of  the  tribes" 

Chapt.19.y1. 
2 1. 1. then  came  nee"re  the  fathers 

unto  the  heads  of  thefathers 

1  Chro.%.  io.his  fonSj  heads  of  the  fathers 
1 3  .and  Shema  j  heads  of  tht  fathers 
28.thefe  were  heads  of  tht  fathers 

2  4. 3 1  .chiefe  of  the  fathers  of  the  priefts 

2  Chro.ij. ^.fathers  (lull  not  die  for  the  children 
neither  the  children  for  the  fathers 

J  $.?.  according  to  the  divisions  of  the  fathers 
Job  $0. \.-whofe fathers  I  would  have  difdained 

1 -—  -      - _ 


FAT       FAT 

Pro.  19. 14.  riches  are  the  inheritance  of  the  fathers 
Ifa.49.  2  3  .kings  (halbe  thy  tmtfinv  fathers 
Jer.6. z 1 .  the  fathers  and  the  fons  flial  1  fall 
7. t^.the  fathers  kindled  the  fire 
1 3 . 1 4.  fathers  and  the  fons  together 
3  i.zy.thefatbers  have  eaten  fowre  grapes 
3  z.i8.recompenceth  the  iniquity  of  the  fathers 
47. 3  .the  fathers  (hall  not  look  back 
Eifgk.  J. 10  fathers  {hall  eat  the  fons  in  the 

1  S.z.the  fathers  have  eaten  fowre  grapes 
Mal.4.6.  (hall  turn  the  hearts  of  the  fathers' 
Lu{.  1. 17.  to  turn  thehearts  of  the  fathers 
John  7.2  2.not  becaufe  it  is  Mofes,but  the  fathers 
^•3.22.Mofes  truly  faid  to  the  fathers 

7.2.men3brethrenJ>and/affe>'5.         Chap.  22. 1 
13.3  2.promife  made  unto  the  fathers 
22.3-manner  of  the  law  of  tht  fathers 
Rom. 9.^.  whofe  are  thefathers,  and  ofwhom 

1  j. 8.  promifes  made  unto  thefathers 
1  Cor. 4. 1  5.  ye  have  not  many  fathers 
Ephef.6.4.  fathers,  provoke  not  your  children 

Co/o/1 3.21. 

1  Tiw.L9.law  is  made  for  murderers  of  fathers 
Heb.  1 . 1  .fpake  in  times  paft  unto  thefathers 

1 2-9.we  had  fathers  of  our  flefh 

2  Yet.  1 .4.  fince  thefathers  fell  afleep 
1  John  2. 1 3.I  write  unto  you,/tffber^becaufe 

1 4.I  have  written  unto  you,  fathers 
-Buried  with  his  Jfat!)er0.  See  ffiluieD. 
His  f  atrjers. 
Num.i.q.every  one  head  of  the  houfe  of  his  fathers 
44-each  one  was.for  the  houfe  of  his  fathers 
36.7  .keep  himfelf  to  the  inherit.  >—  of  his  fat  h. 
8.enjoy  every  man  the  inherita.of  his  fathers 

1  Kin.  1.2 1. lord  the  king  (hall  fleep  with  hisfath. 
15.12.  removed  all  the  idols  wcfl  hisfath.  had 

2  Kj».9.28.buried  him  in  his  fepul.with  hisfath. 
1 2.48.hal!ow.things  that  Jehof.&Jeho.his/a. 

2 1. they  buried  him  with  his  fathers 
1  ?  -9.evil  in  the  fight  of  the  L.as  his  fathers  had 
21.22.he  forfook  the  Lord  God  of  his  fathers 
.-23.3  2.according  to  all  that  his  fath.  had  done 
Ver.37.&Chap.24.9. 

1  Cfe.26.3  1. chief  accord  i.to  the  gen.of  his  fathers 

2  Chro.z  i.io.had  forfaken  the  L.God  of  his  fath. 
19.  no  burning  like  the  burning  of  hisfath. 

28.2j.provoked  the  Lord  God  of  his  fathers 
30.19,10  feek  the  Lord  God  of  bis  fathers 
33.1 2.humbled  himfbefore  the  G.of  his  fath. 
3  5.24.buried  in  one  of  the  fepulcb.of  hisfath. 
Pfal.49. 1 9.  (hall  go  to  the  generati.of  his  fathers 
1 09. 14  let  the  iniquity  of  his  fathers  he  remem. 
Dan.  1 1  ■  24.  do  that  wch  his  fathers  have  not  done 
3 7. nor  regard  the  god  of  his  fathers 
3  8  .a  god  w  horn  his  fathers  knew  not,  (hall 
^S.i3.j6.was laid  to  hisftih.znd faw  corruptio 
My  f  zibets, 

Ge».47.9.to  the  years  of  the  life  of  my  fathers 
30. 1  will  lie  with  my  fathers 

48.  i6.and  the  name  of  my  fathers  be  named 

49.29.bury  me  with  my  fathers 
Exod.  1 5. z. my  fathers  God,I  will  exalt  him 
Jof.  2. 1  z. (hew  kindnefle  t6  my  fathers  houfe 
Judg.6. 1 5.I  am  the  leaft  in  my  fathers  houfe 

1  %in.  i9.4.forI  am  no  better  then  my  fathers 
2 1. 3. inheritance  of  my  fathers  unto  thee 

4.  not  give  the  inheritance  of  my  fathers 

2  I(i#.i9.i2.which  my  fathers  have  deftroyed 
2  Chro.  32.13.what!  and  my  fathers  have  done 

1 4.  that  my  fathers  utterly  deftroyed 
1  5  .and  out  of  the  hand  of  my  fathers 
Ffal.  39.1 2. a  fojourner,as  all  my  fathers  were 
I  fa.  3  7. 1 2. them  which  my  fathers  deftroyed 
D<«z. 2. 2  3. 1  praifethee,OGod>of  my /<rt&OT 
^^.24.14X0  worfhip  I  the  God  of  my  fathers 
Gal.  1 . 1 4>fcealous  of  the  traditions  of  my  fathers 

Otrr  JFatSjcrsf. 
Ges.46.34.both  we,  and  alfo  our  fathers 

Chapr.47.3. 
Num.  20. 1  $  .our  fathers  went  down  into  Egypt 

Egyptians  vexed  us  and  our  fathers 
36. 3. from  the  inheritance  of our  fathers 
4.inheritance  of  the  tribe  of  our  fathers 
Deut.%.  3.not  this  covenant  with  our  father's 
6.  z  3  .which  he  fware  unto  our  fathers 
26.3-fware  untp  our  fathers  for  to  perform 


FAT      FAT 


\ 


7.cried  unto  the  God  of  our  fathers 
1 5. as  thou  fwareft  unto  our  fathers 
Jof.iz.zK.the  altar  which  our  fathers  made 

24.  i7.brought  our  fathers  out  of  the  la.of  E^y. 
Judg.6. 1 3. which  our  fathers  told  us  of 
1  fyn.  8.21.  covenant  w  hich  he  made  w  ith  our  fa. 
40.1and  which  thou  gaveft  our  fathers 
5  3  .when  thou  broughteft  our  fathers  out  of 
57. as  he  was  with  our  fathers 
58  .which  he  commanded  our  fathers 
z  'Kjn.z  2.1 3  .becaufe  our  fathers  have  not 
1  Chro.  i2.i7.Godof  our  fathers  look  thereon 
29. 1  j.fojourncr,  as  were  all  our  fathers 
1 8. God  of  Abraham,&  of  Ifrael  our  fathers 
z  Cho.6.1 1  .which  thou  gaveft  unto  our  fathers 
2o.6.Lord  God  of  our  fathers^  art  not  thou 
29.6-for  our  fathers  have  trefpaffed 

0.0m  fathers  have  fworne  by  the  fword 
34.21.  our  fathers  have  not  kept  the  word  of 
Eyr.  J.  1  2.after  our  fathers  had  provoked  God 
7.27.  bleffed  be  the  God  of  our  fathers 
9. 7. fince  the  daics  of  our  fathers 
Neh.o.g.fee  tht  affliction  of our  fathers 
1 6.  our  fathers  dealt  proudly 
3  2.on  our  father s,md  on  all  thy  people 
34.nor  our  fathers  kept  thy  law 
36.  the  land  thou  gaveft  our  fathers 
10.34. after  the  houfes  of  our  fathers 
Pfal.zz. 4.our fathers  trufted  in  thee,andthou 
44. 1  .our  fathers  have  told  us  what  work 
7  8. 3. and  our  fathers  have  told  us 

f.which  he  commanded  our  fathers 
io6.6\we  have  finned  without  our  fathers 
7.  our  fathers  underftood  not 
lfa.64. 1 1  .where  our  fathers  praifed  thee 
Jer.  3.  z  4.  devoured  the  labour  of our  fathers 
2  j.we  and  our  fathers  have  not  obtained 
14. 20. and  the  iniquity  of  our  fathers 
16.19.  our  fathers  haveinhented  lies 
44. 1 7  .as  we  have  done5  we  and  our  fathers 
Lam. <j. 7. our  fathers  hzvt  finned,and  we 
Dan.9. 6.  which  (pake  to  out  fathers 

8.belongeth  condition  to  cur  fathers 
16. for  the  iniquity  of  our  fathers 
M1C.7.ZO.  fworn  to  our  fath.from  the  daies  of  old 
Afrz/.z.io.profaningthe  covenant  of  our  fathers 
jkto.23.30.had  been  in  the  daies  of  our  fathers 
Luk- 1 . 5  J  .as  he  fpake  to  our  fathers  by  the  mouth 

7  2. mercy  promifedtoourjfafei'.j 
Joim  4. zo.6ur  fathers  worfh jpped  in  this  mounta. 

6.3  1. our  fathers  did  eat  Manna 
Aft.  }.i3.God  of  our  fathers  hath  glorified  his 

2  j.child.of  the  cove.wch  G.made  wth  our  fa. 
5.30.the  God  of  our  father sraifeA  up  Jefus 
7. 1 1  .and  our  fathers  found  no  fuftenance 

1 2. he  fent  out  our  fathers  firft 
1 5  .Jacob  died  ,he  and  our  fathers 
i9.and  evil'l  intreated  our  fathers 

3  8. which  fpake  to  him  and  our  fathers 
39.ro  whom  our  fathers  would  not  obey 
44.our  fathers  had  the  tabernacle  of 
/tf. our  fathers  that  came  after 

God  drave  out  before  our  fathers 
1 3.i7.God  of  this  people  choft  our  fathers 

1  y.i  p.our  fathers  nor  we  were  able  to  beare 

2  2 . 1 4  .God  of  Our  fathers  hath  chofen  thee 
26.6.hopeofthepromifemade — to  our  fathers 
28. 1 7.nothing  againft  the  cuftomes  of  our  fa. 

2f .  well  fpake  the  prophets  unto  our  fathers 
1  Cor. 1  o.i.all  out  fathers  were  under  the  cloud 

Slept  with  Jfatr)er0. 
1  Kin.z.to.fo  David  flept  with  his  jto« 
1  i.2i.heard  that  David  flept  with  his  fathers 
43X0  Solomon  flept  with  his  fathers 

zChron.p.ji. 
14.26.  Jeroboam  flept  with  his  fathers 

2  things  13.29. 
3  t.and  Rehoboam  flept  with  his  fathers 

2Cfetf.I2.l6. 

l  j.8:.  and  Abijam  flept  with  his  fathers 

iChroft.14.1. 
i4.  and  Afa  flept  with'  his  fathers 

2  Cfeoff.16.13. 
16.6X0  Baafha  flept  with  his  fathers 
zS.fo  Omri  flept  with  his  fathefi 
22.40.fo  Ahab  flept  with  his  fathers 

yo.Jehothaphat 


FAT       FAT 

jo.jehoihaphat  flept  with  his  fathers 

zCbron.zi.f. 
z  KM.24.and  Joram  flept  with  his  fathers 
10.3$.  and  Jehu  flept  with  his  fathers 
i  3  .9.  Jehoahaz  flept  with  his  fathers 
1  3  .and  Joafh  flept  with  his  fathers 
i        J  r  Chapt.14.16. 

2 2.  after  that  the  king  flept  with  his  fathers 
2  chron.z6.z. 
1  J.7X0  Azariah  flept  with  his  fathers 
22.Menahem  flept  with  his  fathers 
38.and  Jotham  flept  with  his  fathers 

z  Chron.17.9- 
16.10.  and  Ahaz  flept  with  his  fathers 

1  Chron.  18.17. 
20.2  i.and  Hezekiah  flept  with  his  fathers 

2  C/W8.32.33. 
2 1 . 1  S.Manaffeh  flept  with  his  fathers 
14.6X0  J  ehoiakim  fl.pt  with  his  fathers 

2  C/w.26.i3.Uzziah  flept  with  his  fathers 
3  5  .lo.fo  Manaffeh  flept  with  his  fathers 
Their  fati)Ct0. 
E.xod.4.^.  that  the  Lord  God  of  their  fathers 

Judges  Z.H- 
6.  i4.thefebe  the  heads  of  their  fathers 
1 2.  j. according  to  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
Imf.26.29.in  the  iniquities  of  their  fathers 
40.confeffe  the  iniquity  of  their  fathers 
Num.  i.2-  after  their  fami.by  the  houfe  of  their  fa. 
Ver.  18,20,22,24,26,28,20, 3  2,34,36, 
38,40,42.  &Ch. 2.34.8c 4.2.29,34. 
i6.princes  ofthe  tribes  of  their  fathers 
4  5  .numbred  by  the  hcufe  of  their  fathers 
47  .Levites  after  the  tribes  of their  fathers 
i.2.en(igneot  their  fathers  houfe 

3  2.numbved  by  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
3.15.  after  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 

20. according  to  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
4.2i.thorowout  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
3  8.thorowout  by  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
40.  families  by  the  houfes  of  their  fathers 
42. families  by  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
46.and  after  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
7.2.  heads  ofthe  houfe  of  their  fathers 
1 1;  1 2.1and  thou  fwareft  unto  their  fathers 
1 3. 2. every  tribe  of  their  fathers  fend  a  man 
14,23.  which  I  fware  unto  their  fathers 
17. 2. according  to  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 

houfe  of  their  fathers  i2.rods 
3. one  rod  for  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
6.according  to  their  fathers  houfes 
26^2.  thorowout  their  fathers  houfes 

j  5.  tribes  of  their  fathers  they  (hall  inherit 

2  7. 7. an  inheritance  among  their  fathers 
34.14.thek  fathers  the  tribe  of  Gad 

according  to  the  houfe  of their  fathers 

3  6.  n  .were  married  unto  their  fathers 
Deut.ro.  1 1. fware  unto  their  fathers  to  give 

29.2  $  /orfaken  the  covenant  o{  their  fathers 
3  1.7. Lord  hath  fworn  unto  their  fathers 

2o.which  I  fware  unto  their  fathers 

J 'of.  1.6. land  which  I  fware  unto  their  fathers 

4.6.when  your  children  aske  their  fathers 

Verfe  2 1 . 
5.6.which  the  Lord  fware  unto  their  fathers 
2 1. 43. fware  to  give  unto  their  fathers 

44.  all  that  he  fware  unto  their  fathers 
2  2.  i4.cach  one  an  head  oi  their  fathers 
jWg.2.io.generation  were  gathered  to  their  fat. 

17  .Vixy  which  their  fathers  walked  in 

ip.corruptcd  themfdves  more  then  their  fat. 

20.  which  I  commanded  their  fathers 

ii. as  their  fathers  did  keep  it 
J. 4. which  he  commanded  their  fathers 
2 1 .2  2. when  their/affo.came  to  us  to  complain 

1  KiK.8.34.  thou  gaveft  unto  their  fathers 

Verfe  48. 
9-9.iheir  fathers  out  ofthe  land  of  Egypt 
1 4. 1 5. which  he  gave  to  their  fathers 
2  2. above  all  that  their  fathers  had  done 

2  Kin.  17.14.  like  the  necke  of  their  fathers 

i  5 -covenant  he  made  with  their 
4 1  .their  children»as  did  their  fathers 
2  i.8.out  ofthe  land  I  gave  their  fathers 
1  $.fince  the  day their fathers  came  up 
i  Chro.^S. their  fathers  increzkd  greatly 


FAT      FAT 

y .  1 3  .brethren  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
1  j.chiefe  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
24.  heads  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 

famous  men,heads  of  their  fathers 
25. againft  the  Godoftheir/itfta'.y 
6.  i9.the  Levites  according  to  their  fathers 
7.4.after  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 

7. the  heads  ofthe  houfe  of  their  fathers 

Verfe  9. 
1 1.  by  the  heads  of  their  fathers 
4o.heads  of  their  fathers  houfe 
8.6.thefearethe  heads  of 'their  fathers 
9.9.chiefe  in  the  houfe  of 'their  fathers 
1 3  .heads  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
19.  their  fathers  being  over  the  hoft 
12.3  o.thorowout  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
29.io.bleffed  the  God  of  their  fathers 
2  Chro.6.z  5  .gaveft  to  them  and  their  fathers 
38.  which  thou  gaveft  to  their  fathers 
7.21.  forfook  the  God  of  their  fathers 
1 1.  i6.facrifice  to  the  God  of  their  fathers 
13.18  .relyed  on  the  God  of  their  fathers 
14.4.10  feek  the  LorAGod  of  their  fathers 

1  j.n.tofeek  the  God  of  their  fathers 
i9.4.themback  unto  the  God  of  their  fathers 
20.3  3. their  hearts  unto  the  God  of  their  fath. 
24. 1 8  .houfe  of  the  God  of  their  fathers    . 

24-forfaken  the  God  of  their  fathers 

2  j.  f .  according  to  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
i8.6.forfaken  the  God  of  their  fathers 
30.7.trefpafled  againft  the  God  of  their  fath. 

22.confeflion  to  the  God  of their  fathers 

3  i.i  7.by  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
34.3  2.God,the  God  of  their  fathers 

3  3. following  the  God  of  their  fathers 

36.1?. and  the  God  of  their  father  sfeiM  ' 

Neh.o  2.confeffed  the  iniquities  of  their  fathers 

2  3«thou  hadft  promifed  to  their  fathers 
Job  8. 8. to  the  fearch  of  their  fathers 

1 5 . 1 8 .  men  have  told  from  their  fathers 
Pfal.  78.8  .and  might  not  be  as  their  fathers 
1 2.did  he  in  the  fight  of  their  fathers 
S  7.  dealt  unfaithfully  like  their  fathers 
Vro.  1 7.6.glory  of  children  are  their  fathers 
lfa.  14. 2 1 .  for  the  iniquitie  of  their  fathers 
Jer.y. z6.they  did  worfe  then  their  fathers 
9.14.  which  their  fathers  taught  them 

i6.they  nor  their  fathers  have  knowne 
ii.io.which  I  made  with  their  fathers 
1 6. 3. concerning  their  fathers  that  begat  them 

1 5. that  I  gave  unto  their  fathers 
i?.4.they  nor  their/after  have  knowne 
23. 27.5s  their  fathers  have  forgotten 
24. 10. gave  unto  them  and  to  their  fathers 
30. 3  .land  that  I  give  unto  their  fathers 
3 1.3  2.covenant  I  made  with  their  fathers 
3  2.2  2. fware  unto  their  fathers  to  give 
jo.7.Lord,the  hope  of  their  fathers 
E-*e\.z. 3  .their  fathers  have  rranfgreffed 
5.10.  fons  {hall  eat  their  fathers 
20.4. know  the  abominations  of  their  fathers 
24-their  eyes  were  after  their  fathers 
Amo.z.a..  which  their  fathers  have  walked 
Mal.4  6.heart  of  the  children  to  their  fathers 
Lu\,6. 2  3 .  in  like  manner  did  their  fathers 

z6.fo  did  their  fathers  to  the  falfe  prophets 
Heb-S.g.  I  made  with  their  fathers 

Tby  f&ttfetS. 
Gen.  15.15  .(halt  go  to  thy  fathers  in  peace 
31.3  .unto  the  land  of  thy  fathers 
48. 1  j.God  before  whom  thy  fathers 
49. 8. thy  fathers  children  (hall  bow  downe 
Exod.  1 3.  j. which  he  fware  unto  thy  fathers 

1 1  .as  he  fware  unto  thy  fathers 
Num.  1 8. 1 .  thy  fons  &  thy  fathers  houfe  dial  bear 
Dent,  i.zi.thy  fathers  have  faid  unto  thee 
4,3 1. nor  the  covenant  of  thy  fathers 

3  7.becaufe  he  loved  thy  fathers 
6.  io.land  he  fware  unto  thy  fathers 

i8.which  the  Lord  fware  unto  thy  fathers 
7.12.  mercy  he  fware  unto  thy  fathers 

1  j.fware  unto  thy  fathers  to  give  thee 
8.3  .neither  did  thy  fathers  know 
i6.which  thy  fathers  knew  not 
1 8. which  he  fware  unto  thy  fathers 
9. 5. fware  unto  thy/afkw,Abraham,Ifaacand 


FAT      FAT 

10.15.  Lord  had  a  deligh:  in  thy  fathers 
22.  thy  fathers  went  down  into  Egypt 
i2.i.whichthe  Lord  God  of  thy  fathers  oiveth 
1 3  -6  not  known,  thou  nor  thy  fathers     " 
1 7-as  he  hath  fworne  unco  thy  fathers 
i9-8.unto  thy  fathers,Sc  give  thee  all  the  land 
promifed  to  give  unto  thy  fathers 
2.7- J. as  the  God  of  thy  fatb.hith  promifed  thee 
28,11  .fware  unto  thy  fathers  to  give  thee 
36.thou  nor  thy  fathers  have  known 
64-neither  thou  nor  thy  fathers  have  knowne 
29. 1 3. he  hath  fworne  unto  thy  fathers 
30.  f.the  land  which  thy  fathers  pofleffed 

and  multiply  thee  above  thy  fathers 
9-as  he  rejoyced  oyer  thy  fathers 
20. the  Lord  fware  unto  thy  fathers 
31.1 6.thou  (halt  deep  with  thy  fathers 
„.  1  Sam.7.  n 

1  Kin.  1 1 . 2  2.not  come  unto  the  fepulc.of  thy  fath 
1 8. 1 8.  but  thou  and  thy  fathers  houfe,  in  that 
1  JCw.io.  17.  thy  fathers  have  laid  up,fhalbeCarri. 
22.20.I  will  gather  thee  unto  thy  fathers 

2  ^KW.34.28. 
1  Chro.  1 7. 1  r .  muft  go  to  be  with  thy  fathers 
E^r.A.  1  f.book  ofthe  records  of  thy  fathers 
Pra.22.28.mark  which  thy  fathers  have  fet 
I/2;.39.6.which  thy  fathers  have  laidjjp 
Jcr.14.  5.  with  theburnings  of  thy  fathers 
Acl.7-5 1. 1  am  the  God  of'thy  fathers 

Tour  f  athers. 
Gra.48.2  1  .bring  you — to  the  land  of your  fathers 
Exod.$.ii.the  God  of  your  fat  hers hath  fent 

Chape,  iy.  1 6. 
N«;#.3  2.8.thus  did  your/kkw  when  I 
i4.ye  arc  rifen  in  your  fathers  ftead 
33.j4.accordingto  the  tribes  of  your  fathers 
Dent.  1. 8. the  Lord  fware  unto  your  fathers 

Chapt.8-1. 
1  i.God  of  your  fath. make  you  a  thoufand 
3  5  .fware  to  give  unto  your  fathers 
4. 1  .God  of  your  fathers  giveth  you 
7. 8. had  fworne  unto  your  fathers 
1 1.9. .your  fathers  to  give  unto  them 
2 1. fware  unto  your  fathers  to  give  them 
•  32.17.  whom  your  fathers  feared  not 
JofiS.  3.God  of  your  fathers  hath  given  you  ' 
24-2.your/r!fte\f  dwelt  on  the  other  fide 
6.1  brought  your  fathers  out 

Egyptians  purfued  your  fathers 
1 4-gods  your  fathers  ferved 
1  5  .whether  the  gods  which  your  fathers 
J'udg.z.  1. land  I  fware  to  your  fathers 

1  Sam.  1 2. 7. did  to  you  and  your  fathers 

&. your  fathers  cried  unto  the  Lord 
8.brought  forth  your  fathers 

1  j.  as  it  was  againft  your  fathers 

2  Kin.  17. 1 J  .law  I  commanded  your  fathers 
2  Chro.  1 3 . 1 2.againft  the  God  of  your  fathers 

28.9.  God  of your  fathers  was  wroth 

29.  j. houfe  of  the  God  of your  fathers 

30. 7. and  be  not  like  your  fathers 
8. not  fti(Fe-necked,as  your  fathers 

3  3 .8  .have  appointed  for  your  fathers 

3  S-4-by  the  houfes  of  your  fathers 
£^.8.28.  free-will  off.to  the  L.God  of  your  fat. 

10.1  i.confeffion  unto  unto  the  G.of  your  fat. 
Neh.  1 3 . 1 8  .d  id  not  your  fathers  thus 
Pfal.a  5  .9.  when  your  fathers  tempted  me 
//<j.6j.7.iniquitiesofyour/ifte^  together 
Jer.  2, 5.  what  have  your  fathers  found  in  me 

3. 1 8.  inheritance  unto  your  fathers 

7. 7. gave  to  your  fathers  for  ever 
1 4.gave  to  you  and  your  fathers 

2  2.for  I  fpake  unto  your  fathers 

2  5 .  fince  the  day  your  fathers  came 
1 1 .4.W  hich  I  commanded  your  fathers 

5  I  have  fworne  unto^y our  fathers 

7.1  earneftly  protefted  unto  your  fathers 
1 6. 1  i.becaufe  your  fathers  have  forfaken  me 

1 2.have  done  worfe  then  your  fathers 

1 3 .  neither  ye  nor  your  fathers 
17.22.  as  I  commanded  your  fathers 
13.39.  c'cie I  gave  you  and  your  fathers 
2  5.  j-given  unto  your  fathers  for  ever 
34.1 3.I  made  a  covenant  with  your  fathers 

i4.but  your  fathers  hearkned  not 

35.15. dwell 


FAT      FAT 


3  5.1 5  .dwell  in  the  la.I  have  given  your  fathers 
44.  3.  neither  they  nor  your  fathers 

/.forgot  the  wickedneffe  of your  fathers 
jo.fet  before  you  and  your fathers 
zi.yourfathers,yourkings,8c  your  princes 
E^.20. 1 8.Walk  not  in  the  ftatutes  of  your  fath. 
27  .your  fathers  have  blafphemed 
jo.polluted  after  the  maner  of  y out  fathers 
3  6.1ike  as  I  plead  with  your  fathers 
42.1ifted  up  mineha.to  give  it  to  your  fath. 
Chapt.47.14. 
36.18.bnd  that  I  gave  to  your  fathers 
1 7. z  5. wherein  your  fathers  have  dwelt  _ 
Hof.g.io.  I  faw  your  fathers  as  the  fir  ft  ripe  in  the 
Joel  1 . 2.or  in  t  he  day  es  of  your  fathers 
Zecfc.i.i-difpleafed  with  your  fathers 
4>be  not  as  yourfathers,unto  whom 
y.  your  fathers, where  are  they 
6.did  not  they  take  hold  of  your  fathers 
8. 1 4. when  your  fathers  provoked  me 
Mai.  3 .7  .from  the  dayes  of  your  fathers 
Mat.z-$.%  2.fill  up  the  meafure  of  your  fathers 
Lu\.i  M7-  and  your  fathers  killed  them 

48  .ye  allow  the  deeds  of  your  fathers 
John  6. ^.y  our  fathers  did  eat  Manna 

5  8. not  zsy  our  fathers  did  eat 
Acl.7. 5 1  •  as  your  fathers  did,fo  do  ye 

5  2. have  not  your  fathers  perfecuted 
Heb.  3 .9.W  hen  your  fathers  tempted  me 
1  Pet.  1 . 1 8 .  by  tradition  from  your  fathers 

jFatfywMe* 
Exod.zz.zz.ye  mall  not  afflia  a  fatherlefe  child 

24.andyour  children  father lejfe 
Deut.10.  i8.execute  judgement  of  the  fatherlefe 
fob  1S.27.ye  overwhelme  the  father lejje 

2  2.o.armes  of  the  fttherleJJ'e  have  been  broken 
24.3.drive  away  the  affe  of 'the  fatherlefe 

9.they  pluck  the  fatherlefe  from  the  breaft 
29-H.becaufe  I  delivered  the  fatherlefe 
3 1. 17. fatherlefe  hath  not  eaten  thereof 
2 1  .my  hand  againft  the  fatherlefe 
Pfal.  io.14.thou  art  the  keeper  of 'the  fatherlefe 
1 8. to  judge  the  fatherlefe 
c?8.j.a  father  of  the  fatherlefe 
82.3  .defend  the  fatherlefe, do  juftice 
io^.j.let  his  children  be  fatherlefe 
1 2.to  favour  his  fatherlefe  children 
Pw.23.10.emer  not  the  fields  of  the  fatherlefe 
2/X.i.i7.judge  the  fatherlefe,  plead  for 
2  3  .they  judge  not  the  fatherlefe 
9.i7.neither  mercy  on  their  fatherlefe 
io.2.that  they  may  rob  the  fatherlefe 
ye»-.y.2.8.judge  not  the  caufe  of  the  fatherlefe 

49. 1 1  .leave  thy  fatherlefe  children 
Lam.  5 .  3 .  we  are  orphanes  and  fatherlefe 
JE^.2  2.7.they  vexed  the  fatherlefe  and  widow 
Hof.  1 4. 3  .in  thee  the  fatherleffe  findeth  mercy 
MaL$- %-thofe  that  oppreffe  the  fatherlefe 
Jam.i.z7.nC\t  the  fatherlefe  in  affliction 

^atljerMe  with  firamer. 
Dewf.i4.29.the  ftranger  and  the  fatherlefe 
1 6. 1  i.the  Granger,  fatherlefe  ,and  w  idow 

I4.ftranger  and  fatherlefe  within  thy  gates 
24.17.not  petvert  judgem.of  ftrang.  &  father  I. 
19.it  (halbe  for  the  ftranger,for  the  fatherk. 
Verf.  20,21. 
26. 1 2.the  ftranger,  fatherlefe, and  widow 

13.  have  given  unto  the  ftranger  &fatberle(s 
27.19.  perverteth  the  judgm.of  &ran%.&  fath. 
Tfal.94.6Jhy  the  ftrang.&  murder  the  fatherlefe 
i46.9.the  L.preferveththe  ftrang.reliev./dtffoe/". 
jfer. 7. 6. or>yre$e  not  the  ftranger ,the  fatherlefe 
22.3. do  no  violence  to  ftrznger,  fatherlefe 
Zech.y.10.  oppreffe  net  the  fatherlefe, the  ftranger 

^Fatijomsf« 
A6t.z7.z8. and  found  it  twenty  fathoms 

found ed,and found  it  i^.fatboms 
jfatiing. 
lfit.11. 6. the  young  lion,and  the  fatting  together 

^atlfngsf, 
1  Sam.i  j.p.Saul  fpared  the  beft  of  the  failings 
2SaOT.6.i3.hefacniicedoxenand/it^Kgi 
Ffal.66.15.  will  offer  unto  thee  facrifices  oifatli. 
£^.39.18.  all  of  them  failings  of  Bafhan 
Mat.zz.^.my  oxen  and  my  failings  are  killed 


FAT      F  A  U 

fatneffe, 
Gfl2.27.28.Godgive  thee  of  thejtoesoftheear. 
3  9.thy  dwellings  (halbe  the  fatn.  of  the  ear. 
Vent. 1 2. 1 5. thou  art  covered  with  fatneffe 
/#dfg.9.9.faidjShould  I  leave  my  fatnefe 
Job  1  y.i7.covereth  his  face  with  his  fatnefe 

36.i6.(houldbefull  of fatnefe 
P£a/.  3  6. 8.  with  the  fatnefe  of  thy  houfe 
63.5.foulefhalbe  fatisfied  as  with  fatnefe 
65.11  .and  thy  paths  drop  fatnefe 
73.7.theireyesftand  out  with  fatnefe 
109.24.my  flelh  faileth  of fatnefe 
Ifa.  1 7  .^.thefatnefj'e  of  his  flefh  {hall  waxe  lean 
34.6.U  is  made  fat  with  fatnefe 

7.their  duft  made  fat with  fatnefe 
?f.2.1etyourfoule  delight  it  (eli  with  fatnefe 
Jer.3  1. 1 4.I  will  fatiate  thy  foule  with  fatnefe 
Kom.11.17 .with  them  partakeftof  the  fatneffe 

JFatteD. 
1  $8.4.  z  3  .befide  harts,and  fatted  fowle 
/e/-.46.2 1  .her  hired  men  like  fatted  bullocks 
hull.  1 5.2  3.  bring  hither  the  fatted  calfe 

27>thy  father  hath  killed  the  fatted  calk 
30.haft  killed  for  him  the  fatted  calfe 
JFatter, 
Dan.  1. 1  5.  countenance  appeared/after  in  flefh 

Jfatteft. 
P/^.78.3  i.God  flew  the  fattest  of  them 
D^.u.24.enter  the  fattefl places  of  the  province 

JFanlt  or  £  aaltff. 
Gen.41 .9.I  remember  my  faults  this  day 
Exod.^.i6.tht  fault  is  in  thine  own  people 
Deut.z  5.  2.beaten  according  to  his  fault 

1  Sam.z9.1l  have  found  no  fault  in  him 

2  &z/».3.8.chargeft  me  this  day  with  a  fault 
Pfal.19. 1 2.cleanfe  thou  me  from  my  fecret  faults 

f  9.4.prepare  themfelves  without  my  fault 
Dan>6.^.  could  find  none  occafion  nor  fault 

neither  any  fault  found  him 
Mat.  1 8. 1 5:  .go  and  tell  him  his  fault 
Mar.7.z.unwafaen  hands,they  found  fault 
Im\.zi  .4. 1  find  no  fault  in  this  man.     Ver.  14. 
John  1 8.3  8.1  find  in  him  no  fault  at  all 
1 9-4.know  that  I  find  no  fault  in  him 
6.for  I  find  no  fault  in  him 
Row.9.i9.w,hy  doth  he  yet  find  fault 
1  Cfl>'.6.7.there  is  utterly  a  fault  among  you 
Gal.6.i.\i  a  nun  be  overtaken  in  a  fault 
Heb.S.S.for  finding  fault  with  them 
Jam.5.16.  confeffe  your  faults  one  to  another 
1  Pet.z.zQ.ye  be  buffetted  for  your  faults 
Revel.  1 4.  ^.without  fault  fcefore  God 

^Faultleffe, 
Hcfe.8.7.if  the  firft  covenant  had  been  faultkfe 
Jitde  24-able  to  prefent  you  faultkfe 

^Faultp, 
I  2  Sam.  14.13  .fpeak  as  one  w  hich  is  faulty 
I  Hof.io.z.now  (hall  they  be  found  faulty 

jftfoauv, 
GeK.39.21.gave  him  favour  in  thtrflg.of  the  keep. 
Exod.  3. 2 1 . 1  will  give  this  people  favour 

1 1.3.  people  favo.in  the  fight  of  the  Egyptians 
Chapt.12.36. 
Deaf.28.50.nor  (hew  favour  to  the  young 

3  3. 23.O  Naphtali,  fatisfied  with  favour 
Jof.i  1. 20. that  they  might  have  no  favour 
1  Sam.z.z6.  Samuel  was  in  favour  with  the  Lord 
Job  10. 1 2.thou  grantedft  me  life  and  favour 
Pfal.^.iz.withfavourwilt  thoucompaffe  him 

3  o.  j  .in  his  favour  is  life 
7.Lord,by  thy  favour  thou  haft  made 

44.3.becaufe  thou  hadft  a  favour  unto  them 

4  y .  1 2. the  rich  (hall  intreat  thy  favour 
89. 17. in  thy  favour  our  horn  (halbe  exalted 
io6.4.remember  me  with  the  favour  that 
1 1 2. 5. a  good  man  (heweth  favour 
ii9.58.Iintreated  thy/awwi-withmy  heart 

Pco.11.27.that  feeketh  good,procureth/aw«" 
13.15  .good  underftanding  %iveth  favour 
i4.9.among  the  righteous  there  is  favour 

3  ^.favour  is  towards  a  wife  fervant 
16.15  .his  favour  is  as  a  cloud  of  latter  raine 
i9.6.many  intreat  the  favour  of  a  prince 

1  z. .kings  favour  is  as  deaw  upon  the  graffe 
21. 10. findeth  no  favour  in  his  eyes 
zz.i.favour  rather  then  filver  and  gold 


FAV      F  E  A 

29.26.many  feek  the  rulers  favour 
31.I0. favour  is  deceitfull,and  beauty  vain 
Ecclef.g.  1 1 .  nor  yet  favour  to  men  of  skill 
Ifa.z6.io.\etfavour  be  to  the  wickedsyet 
27. 1 1. he  will  (hew  them  no  favour 
60. 10. in  my  favour  have  I  had  mercy  on  thee 
Jer.16. 1 3  .where  I  will  not  (hew  you  favour 
Dan.  1. 9.God  brought  Daniel  into  favour 
Lu\.z.  5  z. in  favour  with  Gcd  and  man 
Act.  2. 47. having  favour  with  all  the  people 
7.  io.gave  him  favour  in  the  fight  of  Pharaoh 
25.3  .and  defired  favour  againft  him 
;ffafcotu\ 
1  S^.29.6.nevertheleffe,the  lords/iw.theenot 
Pft-l  T-i7.be  glad  that  favour  my  righteous  caufe 
102. 1 3. the  time  to  favour  her  is  come 

14.2nd  favour  the  duft  thereof 
109,1 2.neither  to  favour  his  children 

PindorPoimd-^aMvx,  1   , 

Gen.  1 8. 3 .  if  now  I  have  found  favour  in  thy  fight 

30.27 .if I  have  found  favour,tarty  for 
Num.  1 1.1 1.  where  Fore  have  I  not  found  favour 

1 5  .kill  me  out  of  hand,  if  I  have  found  fav. 
Deut .  24, 1  .come  to  pafs  that  (he  find  nofiw.in  his 
Ruth  2 . 1 3  .let  me  find  favour  in  thy  fight,  my  lord 

1  Sam.  1 6. 2 1. for  he  hath  found/az/p.in  my  fight 
20. 29.if  I  have  found  favour,  let  me  get  away 
2  5.8.1ettheyoung  men  find/bo.inthy  (jgnt 

2  Sdaz.15.25.iflfhalfindjfa.in  the  eyes  of  the  L. 
1 2<?-ii.i9-Hadadfoundgreat/^inthe  fig.of  Ph. 
Neb.2.5.pleafethe  K.if  thy  fervant  have  found  fa. 
Eft.  5.8.  if  I  have  found  favour  in  the  fig.of  the  K. 

7. 3. if  I  have  found  favour  in  thy  fight,0  King 
8.5-pleafe  the  K.&  I  have  found  fav.in  his  fig. 
Pro. 3 .4.(0  (halt  thou  find  favo.  &  good  underftan. 
2  8 . 2  3 .  (hall  find  more  fav. then  he  that  flatters 
Cant.8. 10.  was  I  in  hiseyes  as  one  that  found  fa. 
Lu\.  1 . 3  o.for  thou  haft  found  favour  with  God 
Aft.7.46.  who  found/«/.before  God,and  defired 

Obtaln,or  Obtained  jFataCW, 
Efth.1.15.  and  Efther  obtairied/kw 
17.  (he  obtained  favour  in  his  fight 

Chapt.5.2. 
P/o.8.3  5.(hall  obtain  favour  of  the  Lord 
1 2. 2. a  good  man  obtainethy^zw 
18.2  2.and  obtaineth  favour  of  the  Lord 
^FatouvabJe, 
Judg.zi.zz.  be  favourable  unto  them  formy  fake 
Job  3  3. 26. he  will  be  favourable  unto  him 
Pfal.77.7.wiUhebefavourablenomore 

85.1  .thou  haft  been  favourable  unto  thy  land 
;JFabonreD« 
Ge».29.i7.'Rachel  wzsweM  favoured 
39.6.Jofeph  was  well  favoured 
41.2.  out  of  the  river  (even  well  favoured line 

Verfei8. 
3.outof  the  river feven  iUfavowedkiae 

Verfe  19. 
4.ill/kwi'«featup  the  well  favoured 
2  i.ftill  ill  favouredas  at  the  beginning 
27.  ill  favoured  kine  are  7.years  of  famine 
Lam.  4. 16. they  favoured  not  the  elders 
DM.i.4.wasnoblemi(h,but  well  favoured 
Nab.  3 .4.W  hordoms  of  the  well  favoured  harlot 
Lull.  1  •  28 .Haile,thou  art  highly  favoured 

lll-f^ntmt&xm^z. 
Deut.17. 1. wherein  is  ill-favourednefe,ior  that  is 

rJFatoGtireft. 
Pfal.4 1 . 1 1  .by  this  I  know  thou  favottreft  me 

^Fatotsrctij. 
2  Sam.zo.  1 1  .he  that  favoureth  Joab,Iet him 

jfeatfe. 
Ge?z-9.2.  the  fear  of  you  (halbe  upon  every  beaft 
20. 1 1  .the  feare  of  God  is  not  in  this  place 
3 1. 4 2. except  the  feare  of  Ifaachad  been 
5  3  Jacob  fware  by  the  fear  of  his  father 
Exod.i<$.i6.fearmd  dread  (hall  fall  upon  them 
20.20.Mofcs  faid  unto  the  people,  Fear  not 
23.2  7.I  will  fend  my  feare  before  thee 
Deut.  2.2  5. put  the  fear  of  thee  upon  the  nations 
1 1.2  5-lay  the  feare  of  you  upon  the  land 
z8.67.forthe  fear  wherewith  thou  u\d\t  feare 
2  Sam.  2  3 . 3  ruling  in  the  feare  of  God 
1  chro.  14.17 -feare  of  him  upon  all  nations 
E^.i-l-fear  was  upon  them  becaufeof 
Neb.  5.9-walk  in  the/e<«'e  of  our  God 

-■ 6.i4.that 


PEA       FEA 

6, 1 4,that  would  have  put  me  in  feare 
ip.Tobiah  fcm  letters  to  put  me  in  feare 
Efib.2 .  i 7  .fear  of  the  Jews  fell  upon  them 
$.z. feare  of  them  fell  upon  all  people 
l-feare  of  Mordecai  fell  upon  them 
fob  4.6.is  not  this  thyfearc,thy  confidence 
1 4  feare  came  upon  me  and  trembling 
<?.i4.forfaketh  the  feare  of  the  Almighty 
9. 34.  and  let  not  his  feare  terrific  me 

1 5 .4.  yea,  cafteft  off  feare 

2 1  .p.their  houfes  are  fafe  from  feare 
22.4.W1II  he  reprove  thee  for  feare  of  thee 

io.and  fudden  feare  troubleth  me 
1  5.  i.dominion  and  feare  are  w hh  him 
3  9. 2  2.he  mocketh  at  feare 
Pfal.s.  7-  in  thy /care  will  I  worfhip 
9.20.rait  them  in  /f«,  O  Lord 
1 4.?. there  were  they  in  great  fare 
3 1.1  i.I  was  a.feareto  mine  acquaintance 

1 3  ,/c^c  was  on  every  fide,while 
4$. 6.  feare  took  hold  upon  them 
5  3 .  5  .were  in  feare  where  no  feare  was 
64. 1  .preferve  my  life  from  feare  of  the  enemy 
yo.  1 1  .according  to  thy  fear,  fo  is  thy  wrath 
10f.38.the  feare  ofthemfell  upon  them 
1 1 9. 3  3  .who  is  devoted  to  thy  feare 
Pro.1.26.1  will  mock  when  your  feare  cometh 

27. when  feare cometh  as  defolations 

3  3  .{halbe  quiet  from  feare  of  cvill 
3~.25.be not afFcaidof  (adden  feare 
1o.24.fe0e  of  the  wicked,it  (hall  come 
20.2.the  fear  of  a  king  is  as  the  roaring  of  a  li. 
29.2y.the/frfteofmanbringethafnare 
CM.  3 .8.becaufe  of  feare  in  the  night 
lfa.7.  2  f.not  come  thithtt,tht  feare  of  briars 
8 . 1 2.neiriier  feare  ye  their  feare 

1 3.fanclifie  the  Lord,  let  him  be  your  feare 
14.3.  give  thee  reft  from  thy  feare 
2 1 ,4.my  plcafure,  he  turned  into  feare 
24.17. feare, pit,  and  the  fnare 

i8.fleeth  from  thenoife  of  the  feare 
29.13  .their  feare  towards  me  is  taught 
63«i7.hardened  our  heart  from  thy  feare 
Jer.z.  1 9,that  my  feare  is  not  in  thee 
6.2  5;  .and  feare  is  on  every  fide 
20.1  o.defaming  of  many,  feare  on  every  fide 
30.5 .we  have  heard  a  voice  of  feare 
3  2.40.I  will  put  my  feare  in  their  hearts 

46. 5.  for  feare  was  round  about 
48.43  .feare  (halbe  upon  thee 

44-that  fleeth  from  feare  (hall  fall  into 
49.  5.  I  will  bring  a  feare  upon  thee 
24-fearc  hath  feized  on  her 
.29.they  (hall  cty,Fcare  is  on  every  fide 
Lam.  3 .47. fear  and  a  (hare  is  come  upon  us 
£3^.30.13.1  will  put  a  feare  in  the  land 
Mal.i.6.ifa.  mafter,  Where  is  my  feare 

i  .5. for  the  feare  wherewith  he  feared  me 
Lu\.i.i 2.  troubled,  and  feare  fell  upon  him 
6 5.2nd  feare  came  on  all  that  dwelt 
7.1 6.and  there  came  a  feare  on  all 
Aff.2.4  3  .feare  came  upon  every  foule 
$.<y.feare  came  on  all  them  that  heatd 

1 1  .and  great  feare  came  upon  all 
19.17.and/crtie  fell  on  them  all 
Rem.  i^.y.fear  to  whom/e<ft',honour  to  whom  ho. 

1  Cor. 2. $.and  I  was  with  you  in  feare 

2  Co^.ii.whatjWcwbat  vehement  defire 
2  Tim-  i.7.not  given  us  the  fpiritof  feare 
Heb.2.  1  f  .deliver  them,who  through  feare 

12.28.with  reverence  and  godly  feare 
iPtf.i.i7.paflethetimehere  in  feare 

3 . 1  5  .an  anfwer  with  meeknefle  and  feare 
1  job.4.  i8.there  is  no  feare  in  love :  but  perfect 

love  cafteth  out  fearejbecauCe  feare 
Rev.  1 1 . 1 1  .fear  fel  upon  all  them  which  faw  them 

For  JFeare. 
jro/^i2.24.done  it  for  feare  of  this  thing 
/«de.9.2i.dwelt  there  for  feare  of  Abimelech 
1  Saw. 2 1. 1  o.David fled  forfeareof Saul 

33.26.David  made  hafte  for/w?e  of  Saul 
Vfal.i  19.120.my  fle(h  trembleth  for  feare  ofthee 
I/a.2.io.hidethee  for  feare  of  the  Lord 

la.into  the  caves,for  feare  of  the  Lord 
2 1  .clefts  of  the  rocks,  for  feare  of  the  Lord 
3  i.o.he  (hall  paffe  over  for  feare 


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FEA      FEA 


I  Jer.i  5.1  i.forfear  of  .the  army  of  the  Chaldeans'   j  33  .that  all  people  may  feare  thee 

(or  feare  of  the  army  of  the  Syrians  f  Neb.  1 .  n  .who  defire  to  feare  thy  Name 

37.11  .army  broken  up  for  feare  of  Pharaohs      f  fob  3 1 . 3  4.did  I  feare  a  great  multitude 

4i.9.kinghad  made  for  feare  of  Baatha 


50.  \6,  for  feare  of  the  opprefllng  fiyord 
Mat.  1 4 .2<?.and  they  cried  out  for  feare 

28.4.for  feare  of  him  the  keepers  did  (hake 
Lul(.  2  i.2<S.mens  hearts  failing  them  (or  feare 
Joh.-j. 13.no  man  fpake  openly  for  fe.of  the  Jews 

i9.38.butfecretlyforj%^eoftheJewes 

20.19.  difciplesaffembled  for  fear  of  the  Jews 
Revel.  iS.  10. zhr  off  for  feare  of  her  torment 

Verfe  1  5 . 
■fme  of  God. 
Gen.  20. 1 1  .feare  of  God  is  not  in  this  place 
2  Cbro.20.29. fear  of  God  was  on  all  the  kingdom 
Neb.  5. 1 5  becaufe  of  the  feare  of  God 
Pfal.36.1  .no  feare  of  God  before  his  eyes 
Rom.3.  i8.no/fa/eofGod  before  their  eyes 
2  Cor. 7. 1.  perfecting  holineffe  in  the  feare  of  God 
Epbef.  j,  2 1  .one  to  another  in  the  feare  of  God 
'  -^fSXtoftbcLord. 

1  Sam.  1  r  .7. fear  of  the  Lord  fell  on  the  people 

2  Cbro.  1 4.1 4.feare  of  the  Lord  came  upon  them 

\7.\0.feare  of  the  Lord  fell  upon  all 
1^.7. \etthe  feare  oithe  Lord  be  upon  you 
9  .thus  do  in  the  feare  of  the  Lord 

Job  28.28 . feare  of  the  Lord,that  is  wifdome 

Pfal.iy.g.feare  of  the  Lord  is  clean 

34.1  i.I  will  teach  ye  the  feare  of  the  Lord 
1  n.io-fearof  the  L.is  the  beginning  of  wifd. 

Pro.i. 7. fear  ofthe  L.is  the  beginning  of  knowle. 

Cbapt.9.io. 

29.did  not  chufe  the  feare  of  the  Lord 
2.  j .  under  (land  the  feare  of  the  Lord 
8.13  .feare  of  the  Lord  is  to  hate  evill 
10.27. feare  of  the  Lordprolongethdaies 
14.26.in  the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  ftrong  confol. 

27. the  feare  of  the  Lord  is  a  fountain  of 
1 5.  i6.1ittle  with  feare  of  the  Lo.is  great  gaine 

33.  feare  of  the  Lord  is  the  inftru&ion  of 
i6.6.by  the  feare  of  the  Lord  men  depart 

1 9. 2  7,. feare  of  the  Lord  tendethto  life 
22.4.by  the  feare  of  the  Lord  are  riches 
23.17.be  thou  in  the  feare  of  the  Lord  all 

Ifa.  2. 1  o.  in  the  duft  for  feare  of  the  Lord 
19.1'nto  caves,for  feare  of  the  Lord 
2 1. into  rocks/or/bre  of  the  Lord 
1  i.2.fpirit  of 'the  feare  of  the  Lord 

3. understanding  in  the  feare  of  the  Lord 
3  3.6.  feare  of  the  Lord  is  his  treafure 
AtJ.9.1  i.walkingin  the  feare  of  the  Lord 

mibfeaxe. 
Pfal.2.ji.(erve  the  Lord  with  feare 
Ata.28.8.departed withfeare  and  great  joy 
Lull,  5  .26.and  were  filled  with  feare 

8. 3  7. they  were  taken  with  great  feare 
2  Cor. 7.1  j. how  y/ithfeare  ye  received  him 
Epbef.6.5. obedient  with  feare  and  trembling 
Pbil.2.1 2.  your  falvation  with  fear  and  trembling 
Heb.i  i.7.moved  with  feare  prepared  an  Ark 
1  P#.2.i8.fubjec"t  toyour  mafter  with  feare 
3.2.your  converfation  coupled  with  feare 
Jude  2  3 .  and  others  fave  with  feare 

without  jFcare. 
Job  3  9. 1 6\her  labour  is  in  vaine  without  feare 

4 1 . 3  3  .w  ho  is  made  without  feare 
Luli.1.74.  might  ferve  him  without  feare 
1  Cor.  1 6.  i  o. he  may  be  with  you  without  feare 
Pbil.  1 . 1 4.fpeak  the  word  without  feare 
Jude  1 2.feeding  themfelves  without  feare 

JFcatre. 
Lev.  1 9. 3  .ye  (hall  feare  every  man  his  mother 
N urn. 1 4.g.neither  fear  ye  the  people  of  the  land 
Deut .4.  io.that  they  may  learn  to  feare  me 
5 .29.that  they  would  feare  me,  and  keep 
28.58.  that  thou  mayeft  fear  this  glorious  Na 
66,and  thou  (halt/we  day  and  night 
67.for  feare  wherewith  thou  (halt  feare 
Judg.7.  io.but  if  thou  feare  to  go  downe 

1  HJK.8.40.that  they  may  feare  thee  all  the  dayes 

43.  may  know  thy  name  to  feare  thee 

2  I^w.17.3  8. neither  (hall  ye  feare  other  gods 

39.the  Lord  your  God  you  (hall  feare 

1  Chro.16. 30. feare  before  him  all  the  earth 

2  Chro.6,1 1. that  they  may  feare  thee 


Pfal.2^.4. 1  will /We  none  evill 

7. 7 . 1  .my  talvation,  whom  (hall  I  feare 
3 1.  sp.laid  up  for  them  that  feare  thee 
40.3  .many  (hall  fee  it,and  feare  it 
49.5.  (hould  I  feare  the  dayes  of  evill 
j  i.6.the  righteous  (hall  fee,and  feare 
60.4.2.  banner  to  them  that  feare  thee 
6i.j.heritage  of  thofe  that feare  thy  Name 
64.0.  and  all  men  (hall  feare 
7  2.f.they  (lull  feare  thee  fo  long 
86. 1 1. unite  thy  heart  to  feare  my  Name 
q6.o-feare  before  him  all  the  earth 
102. 1  y.fo  the  heathen  (\xi\l  feare  thy  Name 
1 19. 39-my  reproach  which!  feare 
63  .a  companion  of  all  them  that  feare  thee 
74.they  that  feare  thee  will  be  glad 
79-let  thofe  that  feare  thee  turn  unto  me 
£cf/^3.i4.that  men  (hould  feare  before  them 
I/fl.8„i2.neithcr/weyetheir  feare 
io.r6.it  (halbe  a&aid, and  feare 
ay.3.terrible  nations  (hall  feare  thee 
44- 1 1. they  (hall  feare,  and  be  aihamed 
59. 19.1b  (hall  they /car-  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
60.  f. thine  heart  (hall/k^and  be  enlarged 
Jcr.io.y.  who  would  not  feare  thee 
23 .4. and  they  (hall  feare  no  more 
3  2.39.that  they  may  feare  me  for  ever 
3  3-9-and  they  (hall  feare  and  tiemble 
y1.46.left  your  hearts  faint,  and  ye  feare 
Dan.i.  10.I  feare  my  lord  the  king 

6. 26.men  feare  before  the  God  of  Daniel 
Hof.  10.  j. inhabitant  of  Samaria  fl\al\  feare 
Mic.7. 1 7  -and  (hall  /eare  becaufe  of  thee    I 
Zeph.^.^.l  faidjSurely  thou  wilt  feare  me 
Hag.i.  12. people  did  /&»•<?  before  the  Lord 
Zft*.9.5.Askelon(hall  fee  it,and  feare 
Mal.4.2.umo  you  that  feare  my  Name 
Mat.21.26.fay  of  men,  We  feare  the  people 
Lull- 1 2. 5. whom  ye  (hall/M>£,/We  him 

power  to caft  into  he\],fcare  him 
Rofn.2. 15.  fpirit  of  bondage  againe  to  /iwe 

1 1. 20. be  not  high-minded  but  feare 
2  Cor.i  i.3.IjWe,left  by  any  meanes 
1 2.20.for  I  feare,  left  when  I  come 
1  Tim.5.20.  that  others  alfo  may  feare  ' 
Heb.4. 1  .let  us  therefoi  e/&»?,left  a  promife 

1 2. 2 1. 1  exceedingly  feare  and  quake 
Rev.z. 10.  feare  none  of  thefe  things 
1 1 . 1 8  .and  them  that  feare  thy  Name 
^eare  Go^. 

Gfi%42.18.this  do,and  live,  for  I  feare  God 
£,w£  1 S.  2 1  .able  men,  fuch  as  feare  God 
Levit.  19.14.  feare  thy  God,  I  am  the  Lord 

Verfe  3  2. 
25.17.but  thou  (halt  feare  thy  God 
36.take  no  ufury  but  feare  God 
43.but/fr*ie  thy  God 
Job  i.9.doth  Jdb  feare  God  for  nought 
P/a/.6tf.i6.heare  all  ye  that  feare  God 
Ecclef.  5. 7. hut  feare  thou  God 

8. 1 2. go  well  with  them  that  feare  God 
12.13  .fear  God,and  keep  his  commandements 
lfa.2Q.  23-and  (hall  feare  the  God  of  Ifrael 
Iafc.23.40.doft  not  thou  feare  God 
^#.  1 3 .  16. ye  that  feare  God,give  audience 
1  Pet.2. 17. feare  God,and  honour  the  King 
Rev.  14.7 '.feare  God,and  give  glory  to  him 

Heare  and -feate, 
DeuUll.i  1. all  Ifrael  (hall  heare  and  feare 

Chapt.21.21 
1 7. 1 3. all  the  people  (hall  heare  and  feare 
i9.20.which  remain,(hall  heare  and  feare 
-feare  him. 
Gen.i2.x  i.from  the  hand  of  Efau,for  I/kffhim 
Deut.  1 3 ,4.walk  after  God,and  feare  him 
1  J(?«'i7.36.him(riall  ye  feare, and  him 
Job  37-24.mcndo  therefore  fearehim 
Pfal. 2 2. 2  3 .ye  that  feare  the  Lord,praife  him 
2  5. before  them  that  feare  him 

2  5. 1 4.1s  with  them  that  feare  him 

3  3.1 8.  eye  upon  them  that  feare  him 
34.7.encampeth  about  them  that  feare  him 

9-no  want  to  them  that  feare  him 

67.7. ends 


FEA        FEA 

^7.7.ends  of  the  earth  (hall  fear  him 
8  j.9.falvation  nigh  them  that  fear 
i  o  i .  1 1  .toward  them  that  fear  him 
ij.the  Lord  pitieth  them  that  fearhim 
i7.evetlaftingupon  them  that  fear  him 
1 1 1. f  .given  meat  to  them  that  fear  him 
14^.19  fulfill  the  defire  of  them  that  fear  him 
147.1  i.taketh  pleafure  in  them  that  fear  him 
Mat.io.i8. but  rather  fear  him  which  is  able  to 
Luke  i.^o.mercy  is  on  them  that  fear  him 
iz.j.fear  him  which  after  he  hath  killed 

I  fay  unto  you,  Fear  him 
Rez>.i9.5.fervants,  and  ye  that  fearhim 

■$  est  the  Lord. 
Deut.6.z.that  thou  mightft  fear  the  Lord 
1  j. thou  malt  fear  the  Lord  thy  God 

Chap.  10.20. 
24.to  fear  the  Lord  for  our  good 
10.12.fear  the  Lord,walkin  his  wayes 
i4.23.Iearneto  feare  the  Lord  alwayes 

Chap.17.19. 
3 1. 1 2. that  they  may  learne  to  fear  the  Lord 
Verfe  13. 
/»/I&.4.24.that  ye  might  fear  the  Lord 
24.14.now  therefore  fear  the  Lord 
1  Sam.1z.14.ii  ye  will  fear  the  Lord 

24.onely  fear  the  Lord 
1  ^3^.18.12.1  thy  fervant  did  fear  the  Lord 
.  2  ^iȣ.4.i.thy  fervant  did  fear  the  Lord 
17^28  .how  they  mould  fear  the  Lord 
Pfal.i  j.4.honoureth  them  that  fear  the  Lord 
22.23.ye  that  fear  the  Lordj  praifehim 
3  3. 8 .let  all  the  earth  fear  the  Lord 
34.9.O  fear  the  Lord  all  his  faints 
1 1 5.1  i.ye  that  fear  the  Lord,  truft  in  him 
i3.he  will  bleffe  them  that  fear  the  Lord 
1  i8.4.tet  them  that  fear  the  Lord 
13  j.2o.ye  that  fear  the  Lord,  bleffe  the  Lord 
Pttra.3.7  fear  the  Lord,  and  depart  fromevill 

24.n.myfon  fear  thou  the  Lord 
/er.5f.24.1etusnow  fear  the  Lord 
26.19.did  he  not  fear  the  Lord 
H0/I3  -^return,  and  mail  fear  the  Lord 
Jonah  i.p.and  I  fear  the  Lord  of  heaven 

tfztx  not. 
Gen.  1  i.i.fear  not  Abraham,  I  am  thy  (hield 
zi.17 -fear  not,far  God  hath  heard 
z6.24.fear  not,  for  I  am  with  thee 
3  $.i7.midwife  faid  unto  her,  Fear  not 
43.23.peacebe  to  you,  fear  not 
/tf.sfearnoi  to  go  down  into  Egypt 
50.19.  fear  not,  I  am  in  the  place  of  God 
21. fear  ye  not,  I  will  nourifhyou 
Exod14.13.fear  ye  not,ftand  ftill 

20.20.Mofes  faid  unto  the  people,  Fear  not 
Jv"«w&.i4.9-Lord  is  with  us,  feai:  them  not 

21.34.L0rd  faid  unto  Mofes,  Fear  them  not 
Deut. 1.21. fear  not,neitherbe  difcoutaged 
3  .z.fear  him  not,  for  I  will  deliver 
20. 3. fear  not,  and  do  not  tremble 
3 1. 6. fear  not,be  not  afraid  of  them 
8.nor  forf.theej/m-  not,neither  be  difmayed 
Jojb.S.i. 
fojh.io.S.fear  them  not,  fori  have  delivered 
zj.fear  not,norbe  difmayed,be  ftrong 
dg.4. 1 8.turn  in  to  me,  fear  not 
6.  lo.fear  not  the  gods  of  the  Amorites 
23./wnot,thouthalt  not  die 
Ruth  3. 1 1  .and  now  my  daughter  fear  not 

1  Sa»«.4.20.women  faid  unto  her,  Fcamot 
1 2.20.Samuel  faid,  Fear  not 
22.23.abide  thou  with  rat,  fear  not 
23.  i7^he  faid  onto  him,  Fear  not 

2  Sam.g.y.fear  not,  fori  will  (hew  kindneffe 
ii.z%.fear  not,have  not  I  commanded  you 

1  Kjng.  1 7. 1 3 .  fear  not,go  and  do  as  thou  haft  faid 

2  King.6.i6fcar  not,they  with  us  are  moe  then 
17.34.they  fear  not  the  Lord 
z5.z4.fear  not  to  be  fervants  to  the  Caldees 

1  Chron.z%.io  .do  it,  fear  not,  nor  be  difmayed 
zCbroa.zo.ij.Judah  and  Jerufalem  fearnot 
P/<z/.55.i9.iherefore  they  fear  not  God 
6"4-4.they  ihoot  at  him,  and  fear  not 
J/ia^^./ftr/notjneitherbe  faint-hearted 

3  5-4.fay  to  them  of  a  fearfull  heai  t,  Fear  not 
4i.io/?<wnor,forlam  with  thee    Chap.43.5 


FEA        FEA 

i^.fear  not,  I  will  help  thee 
14/ear  not,  thou  worme  Jacob 
43.  t.  fear  not.for  I  have  redeemed  thee 
44.2./W  not,  O  Jacob  my  fervant 

8. fear  ye  not,  neither  be  afraid 
5  i.j.fear  ye  not  the  reproach  of  men 
54.4./itfrnot,thou  malt  not  be  aihamed 
Jer.%.zz.fear  ye  not  me,  faith  the  Lord 
3  o.  lo.fear  not,  O  my  fervant  Jacob 
46.9./W  not  to  ferve  the  Caldees 
46.27.but  fear  thou  not,  O  my  fervant 
z8.fear  thou  not,  Jacob  my  fervant 
£<HH.3.57.thoufaidftj  Fearnot 
E%e\.i.<).fear  them  not,.though  they  be  a  rebuke 
Dan.10. 1  z.fear  not  Daniel,fbr  from  the  time 

19.O  man  greatly  beloved,  fear  not 
Joel  z.zi.fear  not  O  land,  be  glad  and  rcjoyce 
Zcpb.^,i6.he  faid  to  Jerufalem,  Fear  thou  not 
Hag.2.5.fpirit  remaineth  among  yov,fearye  not 
Zech.8.1  ifear  not,  but  let  your  hands  be  ftrong 
1 5. do  well  to  the  houfe  of  Jud.fear  ye  not 
Mai.  j.  5 .and  that  fear  not  me,faith  the  L.  of  hofts 
Mat.  i.zo. fear  not  to  take  unto  thee  Mar.thy  wife 
io.z6.fear  them  not  therefore,  for  there  is 
zZ.fear  not  them  which  kill  the  body 
3  1. fear  ye  not  therfore,ye  are  of  more  value 
Luke  12.7. 
28.5.faid  unto  the  woman, Fearnot  yc 
Luke  i.i3.theangell  faid  to  him,  Fearnot  Zach. 
3o.angell  faid  to  her,  Fear  not  Mary 
2.io.angell  faid  unto  them,  Fear  not 
f.io.Jefus  faid  to  Simon,  Fear  not 
8.  jo.  fear  not,  believe  onely 
1 2. 3  z.fear  not  little  flock,  for  it  is  your  Fathers 
i8.4.thoughI/w  not  God,  nor  regard  man 
John  1 2.  i^.fear  not,  daughter  of  Zion 
Ads  z7.z4.fear  not  Paul,thou  muft  be  brought 
Rev.  1. 17, fear  not,  I  am  the  firft  and  thelaft 

Notfzzt. 
Exod.^o.ye  will  not  yet  fear  the  Lord 
Deztf-3.22.ye  (hall  not  fear  them 
2  Kjn.17,3  5  .ye  (hall  not  fear  other  gods,nor  bow 

Verfe  37. 
fob  9.3  f.then  would  I  fpeak,  and  not  fear  him 

u.i$.(halt,be  ftedfaft,and  (halt  not  fear 
Pfal,z7.3.my  heart  (hall  not  fear 
46".2.therefore  will  not  we  fear 
56.4.I  will  not  fear  what  flefhean  do 
1  i8.6.not  fear  what  man  can  do  unto  me 
iyjE.54.14.for  thou  (halt  not  fear 
Amos  3. 8. lion  roared,  who  will  not  fear 
Lul(e  z3.40.doeftnot  thou  fear  God,  feeing 
Hefr.13.6.1  will  not  fear  what  man  (hall  do 
Rev.  1 5.4  who  (hall  not  fear  thee  O  Lord 

jtmtX). 

GeB.19.30. Lot  feared  to  dwe\\  in  Zoar 

26.7.Ifaac  feared  to  fay,  She  is  my  wife 
E^oi.2.i4.and  Mofes  fearedtmd  fiid,Surely 

9.20.he  that  feared  ihe  word  of  the  Lord 
De/<t.25.i8.andfmotethee,and  feared  not  God 

3  2.17. whom  your  fathers  fearednot 
27.were  it  not  I  feared  the  wrath  of 
Jofh. 4.1 4. thzy  feared  him  as  they  feared  Mofes 
y#d?.6. 27. becaufe  he  feared  his  fathers  houfe 

8.20.for  he  feared  becaufe  he  was  a  youth 

1  Sam.  3.15  .Samuel  feared  to  (lie w  El  i  the  vifion 
14.26.for  the  people  feared  the  oath 
a  5.24-becaufe  I  feai'ed  the  people 

2  Sam.2.1  1  .not  anfwer  Abnet, becaufe  he  feared 
io.i9.Syrians  fearedto  help  Ammon 
1 2.i8.fervants  feared  to  tell  him 

1  l(jng.  1.50.  A  donifih  /eared,  becaufe  of  Solomon 
3.28.and  they  feared  the  king 

2  i{«7g.i7.7.andhad  feared  other  gods 
2  5. that  they  feared  not  the  Lord 

1  Cbrtn.16.z5. he  is  to  be  feared  above  all  gods 

2  dW3.20.3.Jehofhaphit/we<i,and  fet  himfelf 
P/a/.76.7.thou,even  thou  art  to  be  feared 

8. the  earth  feared  and  was  ftill 
1 1  .unto  him  that  ought  to  be  feared 
78.53.fo  that  they  fearednot 
89.7  God  is  greatly  to  be  feared 
96.4. he  is  to  be  feared  above  all  gods 
i30.4.torgiveneffe,that  thoumayeft  be  feared 
lfa.4L5.tht  Ides  faw-it,and  feared 
51.13.  feared  continually  every  day 

Hh 


FEA       FEA 


57.11.whom  haft  thou  feared,  that  thou 

Jer.2.8.het  filter  Judah  fearednot 

42.16.the  fword  which  yefearcd,(hal  overtake 
44-io.n:ither  have  they  feared,  not  walked 

£\e£.i  i.8.ye  have  feared  the  fword,  and  I 

Dati.5.19. all  people  feared  before  him 

M<?/.  2. 5.  feare  wherewith  lie  feared  me 

Ata.14.5J1e  feared  the  multitude     Chap.21.46, 

Md//;  4.4 1. and  they  feared  exceedingly 
6. 20. for  Herod  feared  John 
ii. 18. for  they  feared  him,  becaufe  all  was 

3  2.  they  feared  the  peopkj  for  all  men 
1 2. 1 2. hold  on  him,  but  feared  the  people 

Lu^e  9<34.and  they  yrwed'astheyentred 
45.they  fearedto  a  k  him  of  that 
i8.2.ajudge  which  feared  not  God 
19.2 1. for  I  feared  thee,  becaufe  thou 
20.19.lay  hands  on  him,and  they  feared 
2  2.2.kill  him,for  they  feared  the  people 

John  9.22.becauie  they  feared  the  Jewes 

A5ts  5.26.they  feared  the  people,  left 

16.38.they  feared  when  they  heard  that  they 

Heb.$. 7. wzs  hard  in  that  he  feared 

JFearetJ  God. 

Exod.i.tj.  but  themidwives  feared  God 
21.  feared  God,  he  made  them  houfes 
Neb.7.z.he  fea<cd  Godabovemany 
Job  i.i.one  that  feared  God,and  efch:wed  evill 
Acls  1  o.2.a  devout  man,one  that  feared  God 

JFeatet)  greatly. 
J ofh. 10.  z.thty  feared  greatly,  becaufe  Gibeon 
1  SVwM2.18.all  the  people  greatly  feared 
1  I$»&i8.3.0badiah  fearedthe  Lord  greatly 
Job  3.25.thing  I  greatly  feared \s  come  upon  me 
Mir. 2 7. 5 4.they  feared  gteatly/aying,  This 

^FeareD  the  Lord. 
Exod.14.2 1  .the  people  feared  the  Lord 
1  SV#B.i2.i8.all  the  \izoo\e  feared  greatly  the  L. 
1  fyng.iS.i.now  Obadiah  feared  the  Lord 
2 ^#£.17.32.6)  they  fearedthe  Lord 
33.  feared  the  Lord,  and  ferved  their 
4  i.thefc  rations  feared  the  Lord 
Hof.10. 3. becaufe  we  fearednot  the  Lord 
Jonah  i.i6.then  the  men  feared  the  Lord 
Mal.->,.i6.they  that  fearedthe  Lord/pake  often 

for  them  that  feared  the  Lord,  and  that 
fearfull. 

Exod.i  5. 11  fearfull  in  praifes,  doing  wonders 
De»r.20.8.what  man  is  there  that  is  fearfull 

28.58.thou  mayeft  fear  this  fearfull  nation 
Judg.7. 3.whofoever  is  fearfull  and  afraid 
J/2.3  5.4.rhem  that  are  of  a  fearfull  heart 
Mat.8.z6.why  are  ye  fearfull,  O  ye  of  little  faith 
Ato^4.40.hefaid,Whyareye  fo  fearfull 
Luke  2 1.1  i.fearfull  (ights  (hall  there  be 
Heb.10.z7. ,a  certain  fearfull  looking  forof  judgm. 

3 1  .a  fearfull  thing  to  fall  into  the  hands 
Rev.zi.8. fearfull znd  unbelieving  (halbe  caft 
fcarMmaz. 

Pfal.55.5.fearfulne(fe  and  trembling  are  come 
lfa.zi.4.fearfutne(fe  affrighted  me 

II.14.  fearfdneffe  hathfurprifed  hypocrites 

JFearfullp. 

Pfal.  1 3  9. 1 4.I  am  fearfully  and  wonderfully  made 

;f  eat*. 
Vfal.14.4he  delivered  me  from  all  my  fears 
Ecclef. i2.5.and  fears(m\be  in  the  way 
//<r.66,4.will  bring  their  fears  upon  them 
2  Cor.7.5.without  were  fightings,  within  fears 

^Feared. 
Ge?z.22.i  2.now  I  know  that  thiu  fearefl  God 
lfa.57.1  i.and  thou  fearefl  me  not 
Zer.22.25.of  them  whofeface  thou  fearefl 

■fzvetttf. 

r  K?«£.i.5i.Adonijah  fearctb  king  Solomon 
fob  ir8.upriehtman,one  that  fearcthGod 

z.3.that  feareth  God,and  efcheweth  evill 
P/iK".2  5.i2.what  man  is  he  that  feareWthe  Lord 
1 1 2.i.bleffed  is  the  man  tnat  feareth  the  Lord 
i28.i.every  one  that  feareth  the  Lord 
4.thus  bleffed  th3t  feareth  the  Lord 
Prov.  1 3 . 1 3 .  that  feareth  the  command. (halbe 
14.2.HI  uprighmeffc/eare^the  Lord 

i6.a  wife  man  feareth  and  depaneth 
28. 14  happy  is  the  man  that  feareth  alway 
j i.30.that  feareththe Lord,(hiilbe praifed 
■       fcc/e/^.ij^he 


FEA 


FEA 


FEA 


FEA 


FEA 


FED 


£«/.7.i8.he  that  feareth  God,mall  come  forth 

8.13 .becaufe  he  feareth  not  God 

9;2.as  he  that  feareth  an  oath 
2/a.jo.io.whoamongyou  fiareththe  Lord 
Acls  10.2  2. one  that  feareth  God,  of  good  reoort 
3  j.he  that  feareth  him,  and  worketh  right. 

i  g.i6.whofoever  among  you  feareth  God 
i  Joh.+.  1 8. he  that  feareth  is  not  made  perfect 

Rearing. 
fojh.z  z.zf  .children  ceafe  from  fearing  the  Lord 
Mark.  j.  j  g -but  the 'woman  fearing  and  trembling 
Alls  13. io.cbief  captain  fearing  left  Paul 

17. 17. fearing  left  they  mould  fall 
zy.thenfear'tng  we  fhould  have  fallen  upon 
Gal.z.iz.fearing  them  which  were  of  circumcifi. 
C0L3.zz.in  (ingleneffe  of  heart,  fearing  God 
Heb.i  i.z-j  .not  fearing  the  wrath  of  the  king 

^feaft. 
G£«.i9.3-Lot  made  them  a  /e«/i 

ai.8.Abraham  made  a  great  /w/£ 

3^.30.Ifaac  made  them  a  feafi 

29.2  2.Labanmade  thema  feafi 
4c.20.he  made  a  feafi  unto  all  his  fervants 

Exod.  5.  i.may  hold  a  feafi  unto  mc 
io.c).muft  hold  a  /w/2  unto  the  Lord 
1  1*14.  feafi  to  the  Lord  thorowout  your  gener. 
feafi  by  an  ordinance  for  ever 
1 3.6\flialbe  a  feafi  to  the  Lord 
23.i4.three  times  thou  (halt  keep  a  feafi 
1  j.fhalt  keep  the  feafi  of  unleavened  bread 
Levit.z^.6. 
3  2.  j.to  morrow  is  a  feafi  to  the  Lord 
Lm.23 .39  ye  lihall  keep  a  /oj/2  unto  the  Lord 

4 1. keep  it  a  /ea/2  unto  the  Lord 
Num.z%. 17.  fifteenth  day  of  thismon.is  the  feafi 

29. 1 2.keep  a  /m/2  unto  the  Lord 
Dcwf.16.14.thou  (halt  rejoyce  in  thy  feafi,  thou 
Judg.14. 1  o.Samfon  made  there  a  feaH 

i2.within  the feven dayes  ofthe  feafi 
i7.fhe  wept  while  the  feafi  lafted 

1  Sam. 25.3  6.Nabal  held  a  feafi  in  his  houfe 

2  Sam.3.zo. "David  made  Abner  a  feaH 

1  Kjng.  3. 1  j.madc  a  jforfi!  to  all  his  fervants 

8.2.aflembled  themfelves  at  the  feafi 
6  j. at  that  time  Solomon  held  a  /ftfff 

1 2.3  2.  Jeroboam  ordained  a  /wj? 

like  unto  the  feafi  that  is  in  Judah 
3  3  ordained  a  /fti/2  unto  the  children 

2  Chron.j  .3. feafi  which  was  in  the  feventh  moneth 

7. 8. Solomon  kept  the  feafi  feven  dayes 

9.dedication  ofthe  altar  and  fcaftieven  days 
30.22.did  eat  thorowout  the  feafi 
itefo.8. 14.1'n  the  feafi  of  the  feventh  moneth 

iS.rhsy  kept  the  feasl  feven  dayes 
Efih.  1. 3. made  a  /ia/r  unto  all  his  princes 
6.made  a  /^^/?  unto  all  the  people 
9.Vafhti  the  queen  made  a  feafi 
i.iS.thenthe  kingmadc  a  feafi 

to  all  his  princcs,even  Efthers  feasl; 
8. 1 7.Jewes  had  a  /f«j?  and  a  good  day 
Pr<w.  1 j. 1  j.a  maTy  heart  hath  a  continuall  /£<$ 
Ecdef.10. 1 9.a  /i»tf/2  is  made  for  laughter 
J/tf.2j.6.Lordmal<eunto  all  people  a  feafi  ' 
E^M-f^i-paffeovera  feafloi  feven  dayes 

23.feven  dayes  of  the  /wit"  he  fhall  prepare 
2  j  .in  the  /wj?  of  the  feven  dayes 
D<k.  j.i.Belflmiar  made  a  great  feasl 
Matth. zy.i  j. now  at  the  /rajithe  governour 
Afczr^  1  j.6.at  that  feafi  he  releafed  unto  them 
Luke  2.42.after  the  cuftome  of  the  feafi 
J.  29.Levi  made  him  a  great  feafi 
i4.i3.whenthoumakefta  feafi,ca\\ 
23.1 7-releafe  one  unto  them  at  the  feafi 
John  2.8.bearetothe  governourof  the  feafi 
9.rulerof  the  feafi  had  tafted 

governourof  the  feaftc&\z& 
4.4  j.did  at  Jerufalem  at  the  feafi 

they  alfo  went  unto  the  feafi 
j.i.there  was  a  feafi  of  the  Jewes 
6.4-a  feafi  of  the  Jewes  was  nigh 
7-8.goe  ye  up  unto  this  feafi 

I  goe  not  up  unto  this  feafi 
icwhen,  went  he  alfo  unto  the  feaH 
1 1.  Jewes  fought  him  at  the  feafi 
i4.about  the  midft  of  the  feafi 
37.that  great  day  of  the  feafi 


1  1.  j  6\that  he  will  not  come  to  the  feafi 
1 2. 1 2.people  that  were  come  to  the  feafi 

20.came  up  to  worfhip  at  the  feafi 
1 3 .  29.need  of  againft  the  feafi 
Alls  18.21.by  all  means  keepthis  feasl 

1  Cor.  j.  8. therefore  let  us  keep  this  feafi 

10.27 .bid  you  to  a  feaH, and  ye  be  difpofed 
■f  eaft  day. 
Pfal.2 1.3. on  out  folemne  feaH  day 
Matth.  26~.j.not  on  the  feafi  day,  left  there  be 

Mark  I4'1 
John  2.2  3. in  the  feafi  day.many  beleeved  in  his 

Jfeall  dayes. 
Ho/. 2. 1, 1. her  feasl  dayes,  her  new  moones 
Amos  5.2  i.I  hate,I  defpife  your  feafi  dayes 

JF^aft  of-  dedication. 
John  10.22.it  was  the  feasloi  dedication,  and 

■ftfxQt  of  fat  things. 
lfa.z^.6. feafi  of  fat  things, feafi  of  wines 

■ffZB&of  barvefi. 
Exod.z3.16.and  the  feafi  of  harveft 
JFeaft  of  in-gathering. 
Exod.z3.16.Qnd  the  feafi  of  in-gathering 
^A.zz.feafioi  in-gathering  at  the  yeeres  end 
jftnftofthe  Lord. 
Lm/.23.2.concerningthe  feafi  of  the  Lord 
.7Wg.2i.i9.there  is  a  feafi  of  the  Lord  in  Shilo 
Hofy.<y.in  the  day  of  the  feafi  of  the  Lord 

JFcaft  of  the  paffeover. 
Exod.34.zj. feafi oi  the  paffeover be  left  unto 
Matth.z6. z.isthz  feafi  of  thepiffeovcr 
Mark  14. 1. was  the  feafi  of  the  paffeover 
Luke  2.41.  every  yeer  at  the  feaH  ofthe  paffeover 
Job.  1 3.  i.now  before  the  feafi  ofthe  pafleover 

Solemnc  -ft  eaft. 
Deut.16. 1  j.fhalt  thou  keep  a  folemne  feafi 
Pfal.8 1.3. on  our  folemne  feafi  day 
Lam.z.j.as  in  the  day  ofthe  folemne  feaH 
Hof.iz.Q.the  dayes  of  the  folemne  feafi 

^eaft  of  tabernacles. 
Iraf.23.34.fb.all  be  the  feafi  of  tabernacles 
De«M6.i3.obferve  the  feafloi  tabernacles 

i6.and  in  the  feafi  of  tabernacles  fhall  app, 
3  t.io.in  the  feafi  of  tabernacles     2  Chro.S. 13. 
E\ra  3.4.they  kept  the  feafi  of  tabernacles 
2afo.14.16.to  keep  the  feafi  of  tabernacles 
i8.nor  to  keep  the  feafi  of  tabernacles. 

Verfe  19. 
John  y.z.feafioi  tabernacles  was  at  hand 

jfeaft  of  unleavened  bread. 
Gra.i2.i7.obft;rve  the  feaH  of  unleavened  bread 

34.iS.feafi  of  unleaven.bread  fhalt  thou  keep 
Lev.z3.6As  the  feafi  of  unleavened  bread 
Dcut.16.16.  in  the  feafi  of  unleavened  bread 

zChron.8, 13. 

2  Chron.30.13xo keep  the  feaftoi  unleav.bread 

2 1  .kept  the  feafi  of  unleavened  bread 
3  j. 17.  feaH  of  unleavened  bread  feven  dayes 

JE^6.22 

Mat.z6.17 &&  day  of  the  feafi  0$ unleav.  bread 
Af<w£  14. 1. was  the  feafi  oi  unleavened  bread 
Luke  zz.i. feafi  of  unleavened  bread  was  nigh 

^Feaft  of  rveeks. 
£.rad.34.22.fhalt  obferve  the  feafi  of  weeks 
Dfaf.i6.io.thou  fhalt  keep  the  feafi  oi  weeks 

r6.appeare  in  the  feaH  of  weeks 
2  Cbron.S. 13.2nd  in  the  feafi  oi  weeks  and  tab. 

rtfeaft. 
2  Pff.2. 13. while  they  feaH  with  you 
JWe  i2.fpots,  when  they  feafi  with  you 

rffeafteo. 
yw  i.4.his  fons  went,and  feafled  in  their  houfes 

Rafting.' 
£/?fo.9.i7.made  it  a  day  of  feaflingand  gladneffe 

Verfe  18. 
2  2.fhould  make  them  dayes  of  feafi 'ing 
Job  1.  j.when  the  dayes  of  their  feafiing  were 
Ecclef.y. z.then  to  go  to  the  houfe  of  feafling 
Jer.  i6.8.not  go  into  the  houfe  of  feaHing 

■fieattff. 
Lra7.23.2.even  thefe  are  my  feafis 

4.thefe  are  the  feafis  oi  the  Lord,  even  holy 
Verfe  3  7. 
44.declared  the  feafis  of  the  Lord 
Pfal.3  j.i6.with  hypocriticall  mockers  in  feafis 
Ifa.j.i  2.pipe  and  wine  are  in  their  feafis 


Jer. J1.39.I  will  make  their  fcafis,indl  will 
£^.4.45.i7.and  dtink-offerings  in  the  feafis 

46. 1 1. in  the  fcaHs  and  folemnities,  meat-off. 
Amos  8.  io.will  turn  your  fcaHs  into  mourning 
Zech.8. 1 9.fhalbe  gladneffe  andchearfull  feafis 
Ate.23-6.and  love  the  uppeimoft  rooms  at  feafis 
Marti  12.39. 
Luke  12.46.love  the  chief  rooms  ac  feafis 
Jude  i2.thcfeare  fpots  in  your  feafis 

Appointed  jfcaftgf. 
lfa.1.1 4.your  appointed  feaHs  my  foul  hateth 
Set  fea&0, 

Numb. 29.39.thcfe  things  do  in  your  fet  feafis 

1  Chon.z3.31.on  the  fet  feaftsby  number 

2  Chron.3  i-3-kings  portion  for  the  fet  feafis 
Ezra  3-f.of  all  the  fet  feafis  oi  the  Lord 
iVffo.10.33.for  the  fet  feafis  and  holy  things 

Solemne  Jfeaftsf- 
JV«»3&.  1 5. 3. or  in  your  folemne  -feafis 
2  Cfo/wz.2.4.folemne  feaHs  ofthe  Lord  our  God 

8. 1 3  .folemne  feafis  three  times  in  the  yeer 
Lam.1.4  none  come  to  the  folemne  /ra/?.r 

2.6.caufed  folemne  feafis  to  be  forgotten 
£3^.36.3  8.holy  flocks  in  her  folemne  fcasls 

46.9.before  the  Lord  in  the  folemne  feafis 
Hof.z.  1 1  .caufe  to  ceafe  her  folemne  feafis 
Nalmm  i.i  5. keep  thy  folemne  feafis 
Mai. 2. 3. the  doung  of  your  folemne  feafis 

^eatljereti, 

F fa!. 7 8.2 j. feathered iowles  like  3s  the  fand 
£^.39-t7.fpeak  unto  every  feathered  fowle 

Jfeatrjersr. 
Levit.  1. 1 6.  pluck  away  his  crop  withhis  feathers 
Job  39.1 3. and  feathers  unto  theOftrich 
P/S/.68.i3.her  feathers  with  yellow  gold 

91 .4. he  fhall  cover  thee  with  his  feathers 
£^(M7.3.eagle  long-winged,full  oi  feathers 

7. with  great  wings,and  many  feathers 
Dan.4. 3  3-haires  grown  like  eagles  feathers 

zffet). 
Ge?z. 30  3 6.Jacob  /f^  the  reft  of  Labans  flock 

36.24.as  he  /eitheaffes  of  Zibcon 

41. 2. they  fed  in  a  meadow  Verf.18. 

47.1  j. fed  them  with  bread  for  their  cattell 

48. 1  j.God  which  fed  me  all  my  life  long 
£xoflf.i6.32.bread  wheremth  I  have  fed  you 
Df/tf.8. 3. humbled  thee,  fed  thee  with  Manna 

16. who  fed  thee  in  the  wilderneffe 
2  Sa»z.20.3.put  them  in  ward,and  fed  them 
1  King.i%.^.fed  them  with  bread  and  water 

Verfe  13. 
1  Cfo?OT.27.29.herds  that  fedin  Sharon 
Pfal.  3  7. 3. do  good,  verily  thou  fhalt  be  fed 

7  8.7 1. Co  he  fed  them  according  to  the  integr. 

81.16.he  fhould  have  fed  them  alfo  with  the 
I/2u.n.and  the  fat  of  fed  beads 
/er.j.7.whenl  had  fed  them  to  the  full 

8. they  were  as  fed  horfes 
£^.i6.i9.and  honey  wherewith  I  fed  thee 

3  4. 3  .ye  kill  them  that  are  fed 
8./crfthemfelves,and  fed notmy  flock 
~Dan4.1z.aW  flefh  was  fed  with  it 

5.11  .they  fed  him  with  graffe  like  oxen 
Zech.i  1. 7. took  two  ftavesjand  I  fed  the  flock 
Ate.2j.37.when  fawwethce  hungred,&^thee 
Mark  5.i4.they  that  /erfthefwinefled 
Luke  8.34.whenthey  that  fid  them.faw  what 

i6.2i.defiring  tobe  fed  with  the  crums 
1  Co/'.3.2.I  have  fed  you  with  milk 

:feeWc 
G£».3o.4i.when  the  cattell  were  feeble,he  fat 
Veut.  2  j.  1 8.fmote  all  that  were  feeble  behind  thee 

1  Sam.z.  j.that  hath  many  child.is  waxen  feeble 

2  Sam.4.1.  Abner  was  dead,his  hands  were  feeble 
z  Chron.zS.  15. carried  all  the  feeble  uponaffes 
AVfo.4.2.faid,  What  do  thefe  feeble  Jewes 

Job  4.4.rhou  haft  ftrengthened  feeble  knees 
Pfal.  38.8.I  am  feeble  and  fore  broken 

1  o  j .  3  7  .not  one  feeb.yerion  among  their  tribes 
P>w.3o.26.conies  are  but  a  feeble  folk 
f/2u6.i4.remnantfhalbe  very  feeble 

35.3  .confirm  the  feeble  knees 
7^.6.24-our  hands  waxe  /*tt^,angui£h  hath 

49.24.Damafcus  is  waxen  feeble 

jo.43.ahd  his  hands  waxed  feeble 
£^.7.i7.allhandsfhalbe  feeble       Chap.21.7- 
Zech.  1 2.3.and  \ 


FEE        FEE 

Zecb.i  2.8.and  he  that  is/eeWe,(halbe  as  David 
i  Ctfr.u.n.which  feem  to  be  more  feeble 
i  Tfey^.  ^.brethren  comfort  the  feeble-minded 
H^.iJ.ii.liftup  the  feeble  knees 

feebler, 
Gm.30.41.fo  the  feebler  were  Labans 

^eebleneffe. 
Jer^.^.not  look  back  for  feeblenejfe  of  heart 

■fee*. 
Gen.17. 1  i.went  to  feed  their  fathers  flock 
1 3  .do  not  thy  brethren  feed  the  flock 
1 6.w here  they  feed  their  flocks 

4<S.32.trade  hath  been  to  /mi  cattell 
Exod.zz. 5  .(hall  /krf  in  another  mans  field 

3 4.3. nor  the  flocks  feed  before  the  mount 
1  Sam.  1 7. 1 1-  returned  to  feed  his  fathers  (heep 
z  Sam.  j.a.thoulhalt  feed  my  people  Ifrael 

7.7.whom  I  commanded  to  feedmy  people 
1  Kjng.17.^  command  the  ravens  to  feedthee 
1  Cbron.  1 1. 2.thou  (halt  feed  my  people  Ifrael 

i7.6.commanded  to  feed  my  people,  faying 
Job  24.2.take  away  flo'cks,and  feed  thereof 

20.worm  (hall  feed  fweetly  on  him 
Pfal.z8.g.feed  them,and  lift  them  up 

49.i4.deathmall  feed  on  them 

78.7  i.he  brought  him  to  feed  Jacob 
Prou10.21.the  lips  of  the  righteous  feedmany 
Cant.4.$.v/hkh  feed  among  the  lillies 

6.2.goneto  feed  in  the  gardens 
lfa.-y.17.then  (hall  the lannbs  feed 

1 1. 7.  and  the  cow»and  the  beare  (hall  feed 

14.30 .firft-born  of  the  poore  {hall  feed 

i7.io.there  (hall  the  calf  feed 

30.23.thy  cattell  feed  in  large  paftures 

40.1 1. he  (hall  feed  his  flock 

49.9.they  (hall  feed  in  the  wayes 

58.14.fied  thee  with  the  heritage  of  Jacob 

61.5  .ftrangers  (hall  feed  your  flocks 

65.2y.wolf  and  lamb  (hall  feed  together 
Jet.^.i  5;  .(hall  feed  yon  with  knowledge 

6.%  feed  every  one  in  his  place 

23.z.paftoursthat  feedmy  people 
4.(hepheafds  which  (hall  jfe?  them 

yo.ip.Ifrael  (hall  feedon  Garmel 
£#72.4. 5. that  /eerf  delicately»aie  defolate 
£^e^.34.2.1hepheards  that  do  feed  themfelves 

(hould  not  (hepheards  feed  the  flocks 


3.them  that  are  fed:  but  ye  feed  not  the  flnck 
1  o.neither  fiV.U  the  (hepheards  feed  themfel. 
1 3.  and  feed  them  upon  the  mountaines 
141I  will  feed  them,  they  feed  upon  the 
16.I  will  /W  them  with  judgement 
2 3. over  them,  and  he  (hall  feed  them 

my  fervant  David,  he  (hall  feed  them 
Dtf».i  i.z6.feedof  the  portion  of  his  meat 
H0f4.16.the  Lord  will  /M  them  as  a  lamb 

9.2.the  floore  (hall  not  feed  them 
_7<»M&  3-7«let  triem  not  /eei,aor  drink  water 
Mkab  5  =4-(hall  yW  in  the  ftrength  of  the  Lord 

7. 14  feed  thy  people  with  thy  rod 
Zepb.z.7 .they  (hall  /foci  thereupon 

3. 1 3. they  (hall  feed  and  lie  down 
Zecfr.  1  i.9.then  faid  I,  I  will  not  feed  you 

i6.or  feed  that  that  ftandeth  ftill 
Luke  1 5 . 1 5-he  fent  him  to  feed  fwine 
Atis  20. 28.to  feed  the  Church  of  God 
1  Cot-.  1 3. 3. all  my  goods  to  feed  the  poore 
Rew.7.i7-tbeLarnt>(hall  yjerf  them 
iz.6.that  they  (hould  #&£  her  there 
;ffeeo. 

Getf.25.30.yMme  I  pray  thee  with  red  pottage 

29.7. water  ye  the  iheep,and  go  feed 
\Kjng.z2.27.feed  him  with  bread  of  afflidion 

zChron.18.z6, 
Prov.^o.8.feedme  with  food  convenient 
Cant.i  .8. feed  thy  kids  befides  the  (hepheards 
•Micab  y.i^feed  thy  people  with  thy  rod 
Zecb.u.q.feed  the  flock  of  the  (laughter 
John  2 1 . 1 5. he  faith  unto  laim,Feerf  my  lambs 
i6.faith  unto  him,  Feed  my  (heep 
i7.Jefus  faith,  Feedmy  (heep      4 
Kom.iz.zo.xhine  enemy  hunger,  feed  him 

1  Pet.^.z.feed  the  flock  of  God 

J  will  iFeeO. 
Gm.30.3  i.I  will  again  feed  and  keep  thy  flock 

2  Sam.  19.3  3.I  will  feed  thee  with  me 


FEE       FEE 

jyii.49.26.will  feed  them  that  opprefle  thee 
fer.9.1  J.I  will  feed  them  with  wormwood 

Chap.23.15. 
£^.34.14.1  will  /ecrf  them  in  a  good  pafture 

1 5.I  will  feed  my  flock,  and  caufe 
Zec!Mi.7.andIwill  feed  the  flock  of  {laughter 

P/2r/.8o.5.thou  /mfe/2  them  with  bread  of  teares 
Cant.1-7.teW  me  where  thou  feedefi 

^cetietr;. 
Pi-<w.i5.i4.mouth  of  fooles  feedeth  on  fooliflin- 
to£.2.i6.he  feedeth  among  the  lillies   Chap.6.3. 
jyjf.44.20.he  feedeth  of  afhes 
Hof.i  2.i.Ephraim  feedeth  on  wind 
M1zttk6.26.your  heavenly  Father  feedeth  them 
£«^«  12.24.the  ravens,  God  feedeth  them 
1  Cor.9.7.who  feedeth  z  flock,  and  eateth  not 

^FeeWng. 
Gf#.37.2.Jofeph  was  feeding  the  flock 
_/<?&  i.i4.and  theaffes  feeding  by  them 
£^.34.io.caufe  to  ceafe  from  feeding  the  flock 
Nahum  2.1 1. the  feeding  place  of  the  young  lions 
iH(Zttfc.8.30.an  herd  of  many  fwine  feeding 

Luke  8.32, 
.W*^  5. 1 1. a  great  herd  of  fwine  feeding 
Luke  i7.7.having  a  fervant  feeding  cattell 
JWe  1 2. /wfcg  themfelves  without  feare 

jFeel. 
GeH.27.12.my  father  peradventure  will  feel 
2 1  .come,that  I  may  feel  thee,my  fon 
,7z«fr.i6.26.fufFer  me,that  I  may  feelthe  pillars 
Job  2o.20.furely  he  (hall  not  feel  quietnefle 
P/a/.58.9.beforeyour  pots  can  feel  the  thornes 
£«fe/8.5.keep  the  command,  (hall  feel  no  evill 
A£is  i7.27.if  happily  they  might  feel  after 

Reeling. 
Jiffc4.t9.who  being  paft  feeling,ha.ve 
He&.4.i5.touchedwith  feelingoi  our  infirmities 

feet. 
G«z.49.io.law-giver  from  between  his  feet 
3  3. he  gathered  up  his  feet  into  the  bed 
£^.3. 5. put  thy  (hoes  from  off  thy  feet 
1 2. 1 1. (hoes on  your  feet, your  ftafFe  in 
25.26.nngs  that  are  on  the  foure  feet 
3 7. 13. were  in  the  foure  feet  thereof 
40.3  i.walhed  their  hands  and  their  feet 
let;.  1 1.2 1. which  have  legs  above  their  feet 


13. creeping things.which  have  foure  feet 
42.whatfoever  hath  more  feet  among/' 
De«t.2.28.I  will  pafle  thorow  on  my  feet 
28.57.that  cometh  from  between  her  feet 
3  3. 3. they  fate  down  at  thy  feet 
Jojb.^.t'i.feet  of  the  priefts  were  dipped 
4. 3. where  the  priefts  feet  flood  firm 

9.place  where  the  feet  of  the  priefts  flood 
ia.foles  of  the  priefts  feet  were  life 
9. 5. old  (hoes,and  clouted  upon  their  feet 
10.24.put  your  feet  upon  the  necks  of 

put  their  feet  upon  the  necks  of  them 
14.9. land  thy  feet  have  troden  (hall 
/««^.3.24.furely  he  coverethhis  feet 

4.i5.Sifera  fled  away  on  his  feet         Verf.17. 
5-27-at  her  feet,  he  bnwed  at  her  feet 
Ruth  3 .4.go  in,  and  uncover  his  fee t 
7  She  came,  and  uncovered  his  feet 
8. behold  a  woman  lay  at  his  feet 
i4.lay  at  his  feet  until!  morning 
iS<?»z.2.9.hewillkeepthe  feet  of  his  faints 
14. 1 3. Jonathan  climbed  upon  hil  feet 
24.3«Saul  went  in  to  cover  his  feet 
2  &#».3.34.nor  thy  feet  put  into  fetters 
4.4.(cmne  that  was  lame  of  his  feet 
1 2. cut  off  their  hands  and  feet 
9.3. a  fonne  which  is  lame  on  his  feet 

13-and  was  lame  on  both  his  feet 
19. 24.had  neither  drefled  his  feet 
22.34.makethmy  feet  likehindes  feet 
37X0  that  my  feet  did  not  flip 
1  K«zg.2.5.his  (hoes  that  were  on  his  feet 
i4.6.heard  the  found  of  her  feet 

12/when  thy  feet  enter  into 
1 5.23 .he  was  difeafed  in  his  feet 
z  ^2.4.27 -(he  caught  him  by  the  feet 
6.3  2.found  of  his  matters  feet  behinde 
9.3  5.found  no  more  then  the  feet,and 
i3.2i.revived,and  flood  upon  his  feet 
Hh  2 


FEE       FEE 

'2 1. 8. neither  make  the  feet  of  Ifrael  move 

1  C^w?.28.a.then  David  flood  upon  his  feet 

2  Cfow.3. 13.2nd  they  flood  on  their  feet 

16.1 2.Afa  was  difeafed  in  his  feet 
Neh.y.  2 1  .and  their  feet  (welled  not 
fob  1 2. 5.that  is  ready  to  (lip  with  his  feet 
i3.27.thouputtcftmy  feet  in  the  flocks 

fetteft  a  print  upon  the  heels  of  my  feet 
i8.8.caft  into  a  net  by  his  own  feet 
1 1. and  (hall  drive  him  to  his  feet 
29. 1 5. and  feet  was  I  to  the  lame 
30. i2.the youth  puih  away  my  feet 
3  3.n.heputtethmy  feet  in  the  flocks 
P/i/.i8.3  3.maketh  my  feet  like  hindes  feet 
36.that  my  feet  did  not  (lip 
22.16.they  pierced  my  hands  3nd  feet 
25.i5.he(hall  pluck  my  feetontoi  thenet 
3  1.8. fet  my  feet  in  a  large  room 
40.2.and  fet  ray  feet  upon  a  rock 
47.3.fubdue  the  nations  under  our  feel 
56. 1 3. deliver  my  feet  from  falling 
58.10.wad1  his  feet  in  the  blood  of 
66.9.fuffer  not  our  feet  to  be  moved 
7  3.2.mV  feet  were  almoft  gone 
74.3.1iftupthy  feet  unto  the  defolatjons 
io5.i8.whofe  feet  they  hurt  with  fetters 
1 1 5 .7.  feet  have  they,but  they  walk  not 
1  i6.8.delivered  my  feet  from  falling 
1  i9.59.turncd  my  feet  unto  thy  teftimonies 
ioi.refrained  my  feet  from  every  evill  way 
i05.thy  word  is  a  lamp  unto  my  feet 
i2  2.2.our  feet  (hall  ftand  within  thy  gates 
Prov .i.i6.for  their  feet  run  to  evill 
4-26.pondcrthe  path  of  thy  feet 
5. 5. her  feet  go  down  to  death 
6.i3.hefpeaketh  with  his  feet 

18. feet  fwift  in  running  to  mifchief 
2 8. and  his  feet  not  be  burnt 
7.1 1. her  feet  abide  not  in  her  houfe 
i9.2.thathafteth  with  his  yw£,finneth 
a6.6.cutteth  off  the  feet,and  drinketh 
29>5.fpreadeth  a  net  for  his  feet 
Cant.7. ihovi  beautifull  are  thy  feet 
J/i.3.i6.making  a  tinkling  with  their  feet 

1 8. ornaments  about  their  feet 
^  6.2. with  twain  he  covered  his  feet 
7.20.the  head,and  the  haire  of  the  feet 
23.7-her  own  feet  (hall  carry  her 
z6.6.feet  of  the  poor,  and  fteps  of  the  needy 
3  2.20.fend  forth  the  feet  of  the  oxe 
41.3  .that  he  had  not  gone  with  his  feet 
49.2 3. lick  up  the  duft  of  thy  feet 
52.7-how  beautifull  are  the  feetoi  him 
59.7 .their  feettnn  toevill 
6c.  13. place  of  my  feet  glorious 
Jer.ii.x 6.before  your  feet  (tumble 

14.10.they  have  not  refrained  their  feet 
18.22.and  hid  fnaresformy  feet 
38. 22. thy  feet  are  funk  in  the  mire 
Lam.  1 . 1 3 .  he  hath  fpread  a  net  for  my  feet 
£^.i.7.their  feet  were  ftraight  feet 
2. 1. fon  of  man,  ftand  upon  thy  feet 

2.fpirit  fet  me  upon  my  feet 
3.24.entred,and  fet  me  upon  my  feet 
16.2  5. haft  opened  thy  feet  to  everyone 
24.i7.puton  thy  (hoes  upon  thy  feet 
2  3  .and  your  (hoes  upon  your  feet 
2  5.6.becaufe  thou  haft  damped  with  the  feet 
32.2.troubledft  the  waters  with  thy  feet 
34.18.muft  tread  down  with  your  feet 

foul  the  refidue  with  your  feet 
i9.ye  have  troden  with  your  feed 

ye  have  fouled  with  your  feet 
37.10.they  flood  up  upon  their  feet 
Dm.2. 3  5-his  feet  part  iron,part  clay 
34.fmote  the  image  upon  his  feet 
4i,thoufaweft  the  feet  and  toes 
42.toes  of  the  feet  were  part  iron 
7.4.made  ftand  upon  the  feet  as  a  man 
7  .and  damped  the  refidue  with  the  feetoi  it 
Verfc  19. 
io.6.his  feet  like  polilhed  brafle 
Nahum  i.?.clouds  are  the  duft  of  his  feet 

1  ^.feet  of  him  that  bringeth  good  tidings 
Htf£.3.5.coales  went  forth  at  his  feet 

19.W1II  make  my  feet  like  hindes  feet 

Zech.i4.4-his 


FEE 


FEE 


FEE 


F  EL 


FE  L 


F  E  L 


Zecb.  1 4.4.  his  feet  fliall  ftand  in  that  day 
1 2.while  they  ftand  upon  their  feet 
Afa{.io.i4.{hakeofftheduftof  y out  feet 
1  5.30x3!!  them  down  at  Jefus  feet 
i8.8.rather  then  having  two  feet 
i8.9.they  held  him  by  the  feet 
Mark  6. 1 1. (hake  off  the  duft  under  your  feet 

945.tfcen  having  two  feet,  to  be  caft 
Lu\e  1 .79.10  guide  our  feet  into  the  way  of  peace 
7.38.kiffed  his  fect,-\nd  anointed  them 
-   44.no  water  for  my  feet,  but  (he  hath 

warned  my  feet  with  reares 
4  5:  .not  ceafed  to  kiffe  my  feet 
46.woman  hath  anointed  my  feet 
8.j5.(itting  at  the  feetoi  Jefus 
4S.he  fell  down  at  Jefus  feet 
0.5. duft  from  your  feet  for  a  teftimony 
io.jcj.which  alfo  fate  at  Jefus  feet 
1  5.22.ring  on  his  hand,flioes  on  his  feet 
J4.39.behold  my  hands  and  my  feet 
40.(hewed  them  his  hands  and  feet 
fobs.  n.2.and  wiped  his  feet  with  her  haire 

Chap.  1 2. 3. 
1 2. j. and  anointed  the  feetoi  Jefus 
20. 1 2.the  other  at  the  feet 
Acls  3.7. his  feet  received  ftrength 
4.j5.downattheApoftles  feet 

37.8c  laid  it  at  the  Apoftles  ;fe  Chap.5.2. 
5. 9. behold  the  feet  of  them  which  have  buried 
7.3  j.put  thy  flioes  from  off  thy  feet 

58  .their  clothes  at  a  young  mans  feet 
i3.2f.whofefhoesof  his  fcetlzmnot 

5i.lhookoff  the  duft  of  their  feet 
14. 8. a  man  impotent  in  his  feet 

io.ftand  upright  on  thy  feet 
16.24.made  their  feet  faft  in  the  flocks 
zi.ii.boundhisownhandsand  feet 
22.3.brought  up  at  the  feet  of  Gamaliel 
26.i6.butrife,  ftand  upon  thy  feet 
Rom.  3 . 1 5. their  feet  fw ift  to  fhed  blood 

10.15.how  beautifull  are  the  feet  of  them 
1  Cw.12.21.nor  again  the  head  to  the  feet 
Bpk6.15.your  feet  fliod  with  the  preparation 
He b.  1 2 . 1  j  .make  ftraight  paths  for  your  feet 
Rev.  1 . 1 5 .his  feet  like  unto  fine  brafle 
2.18  .and  his  feet  are  like  fine  brafle 
j.^.comc  and  worfliip before  thy  feet 
10.  i.and  his  feet  as  pillars  of  fire 
1 1. 1 1. and  they  ftood  upon  their  feet 
ij.2.his  feet  as  the  feet  of  abeare 
22.8.fell  down  to  worfliip before  the  feet 
At  his  $tzt. 
.EOTi.4.2  j.foreskin,and  caft  it  at  his  feet 
Jiidg.q.io.wcnt  up  with  10000.  men  at  his  feet 

1  Sffi7z.25.24.and  felathis  fect,znd faid3Upon  me 

2  ICw.4.37-flie  went  in  and  fell  at  his  feet 
Eftber  8.3.Efther  fell  down  at  his  feet 
Matth.  18. 2C).fervant  fell  down  at  his  feet 
Mar\  5. 22. when  he  faw  him,  he  fell  at  his  feet 

7.1^. came  ,and  fell  at  hrs  feet 
Lu\e  7.:;S.an<Ji  ftoot!  at  his  /eerbehinde.hirn 

17.16.ftll  down  on  his  face  at  his  fist 
John  1 1.3  2.flie  fell  down  at  his  feet 
Acls  ^.io.fell  down  at  his  /erf,andyeelded 

io.25.Comelitis  iell  down  at  his  feet 
Kew.1a7.when  I  faw,  I  fell  at  his  feet 

10. 10.I  fell  at  his  feet  to  worfhip  him 
ffltt  joyned  with  file,  or  files. 
Draf.n.24.folesof  your  feet  fliall  tread,flialhe 
Jojh.  3 . 1 3  .aflbon  as  the  foles  of  the  priefts  feet 

1  TQng.^ .  3 .put  them  under  the  foles  of  his  feet 

2  I(i/7g.i9.24.vvith  the  fole  of  my  feet  hz\z  I 
Job  2.7.from  the  fole  of  his  feel  unto  the  crown 
iyi.37.25.fole  of  my  /kit  have  I  driedup 

60.14.down  at  the  foles  of  thy  feet 
£^.1.7 .the  fole  of  their  feet  were  like  calves 

43.7  .place  of  the  foles  of  my  feet  no  more  def. 
■Mrt/.4.3.afties  under  the  folesof  your  feet) 

Under  Jf  cet. 
P A/. 9 1. 1 3. (halt  thou  trample  under  feet 
iya.14.19.as  acarcafle  troden  under  feet 

28.3.Ephraim  fbilbe  troden  under  feet 
Martfo.7.6.trample  them  under  their  feet 

Under'his  jfezt. 
Exod.14.10.8t  there  was  under  his  feet  as  it  were 
% S<*aU2.iQ.darkn.was  under  h\s  feet    Pfal.iS.9. 


P/a/.8.6.put  all  things  under  his  feet 
iaw.3-34.to  crufli  under  his  feet  all  the  prifoners 

1  C0r.15.25.put  all  enemies  under  his  feet 
27.for  he  hath  put  all  things  under  his  feet 

Eph.i.zz. 
Heb.z.8.z\l  in  fubjeftion  under  his  feet 

under  her  jfezt, 
Rev.iz.uiid  the  Moorte  under  her  feet 

Under  my  -$zzt. 

2  Saw.22.39.they  are  fallen  under  my  feet 

Under  your  jfett, 
Rflff*.i6.20.briiife  Satan  under  your  feet 

fZZt  joyned  with  rvajh,  oT,wajhed. 
Gf».i8.4.water  be  fetched,and  wafli  your  feet 
i9.2.tarrieall nighr,and  wafli  your  feet 
24.3  2.to  wafli  his  feet,  and  the  feet  of  them 
43.24.water,and  they  waflied  their  feet 
Exod.30.10.his  fonnes  fliall  wafli  their  feet 

2  i.fo  they  fliall  wafli  their  feet 
Judg.  1 9. 2 1. waflied  their  feet,-z.nddid  eat 

1  Saw.25.41.to  wafli  the  feet  of  the  fervantsof  my 

2  Sam.  1 1 .8.go  to  thy  houfe,wafli  thy  feet 
Cant. $.3. 1  have  waflied  my  feet,  how  fliall  I  defile 
Lu\c  7.38.began  to  wafli  his  feet  with  teares 

44.hath  waflied  my  feet  with  teares 
John  1 3.5-began  to  wafli  the  difciples  feet 
.6.doeft  thou  wafli  my  feet 
8.(halt  never  wafli  my  feet 
io.needeth  not  fave  to  wafli  his  feet 
1 2X0  after  he  had  waflied  their  feet 
i4»if  I  have  wafted  your  feet,yt  alfo 

ought  to  wafli  one  mothers  feet 
1  Tim.  5.  io.if  (he  have  waflied  the  faints  feet 

Acls  23.24.bnng  him  fafeunto  Felix 

26.Claudius  unto  the  governour  Felix 
24. 3. we  accept  it,  moft  noble  Felix 
2  2.when  Felix  heard  thefe  things 
24.when  Felix  came  with  his  wife 
25.and  judgment  to come,Felix  trembled 
27. into  Felix  toome,znd  Felix 

2  5 . 1 4.a  man  left  in  bonds  by  Felix 
tfell. 

Ge».4.5.Cain  was  wroth3and  his  countenance/?// 
i4.io.Sodom  and  Gomorrah  fled  &  fell  there 
1 5. 1 2.a  deep  fleep  fell  upon  Abram 

horrour  of  darknefle  fell  upon  him 
17. 3.  Abram  fell  on  hisfacesand  God  talked 
17.  Abraham  fell  upon  his  face 

3  3-4.Efau  fellon  his  neck,  and  kified  him 
44.14.they  fillbdoxt  him  to  the  ground 
4$. 14.be  fill  upon  his  brothers  neck 
46.29.he  fell  on  his  neck,and  wept 
50.i.Jofeph  fellupon  his  fathers  face 

18. his  brethren  fell  down  before  his  face 
Exod.3  z.zS.fillof  the  people  that  day 
Lrai?^.24.people  fell  on  their  faces 
i6.9.upon  which  the  Lords  lot  fell 
lo.goat  on  which  the  lot  fell 
Numb.ii.^.mlxt  multitude  fell  a  lulling 
^.whenthe  deaw  fell  upon  the  camp 

the  Manna  fell  upon  it 
i4.5.Mofes  and  Aaron  fell  on  their  faces 
i6.4«when  Mofes  heard  it,he  fell  upon  his  face 
2  2.they  fell  upon  their  faces  Verfe  4  5 . 

Chap,20.6. 
22.3  i.and  he  fell  flat  on  his  face 
/oj7».5.i4.and  Joflma  fell  on  his  face  to  the  earth 

Chap.7.6. 
8. 2  5. all  that  fell  that  day,  both  man 
1 1. 7. and  they  fell  upon  them 
1 6. 1. lot  fell  from  Jordan  by  Jericho 
ij.f.fell  tenportionsto  Manafleh 
2  2.20.wrath  fell  on  all  the  congregation 
fudg.4.i6.fcU  upon  the  edge  of  the  fword 
5.27.at  her  feet  he  bowed,he  fell 
7.13  .and  fmote  it,  that  it  fell 
8. 10. for  there  fell  i2oooo.men 
1 2.6.there  fell  at  that  time  42000. 
13.20  .and  fell  on  their  faces  to  the  ground 
16.30.and  the  houfe  fellupon  the  lords 
20.44.there,/e#of  Benjamin  i8ooo.men 
46.fo  all  which  fell  were  25ooo.men 
Ruth  2.io.thenflie  fell  on  her  face,and  bowed 
1  Sa».4.io.there/e//of  Ifrael  30000.  footmen 


i8.he  fell  from  of!  the  feat  backward 
1 1 .7.feare  of  the  Lord  fell  on  all  the  people 
1 4. 1 3. and  they  fell  before  Jonathan 
i7.4a.Goliah/£#  upon  his  face  to  the  earth 
20.41  .David  fell  on  his  face  before  Jonathan 
22. 18. and  be  fell  upon  the  priefts 
zj.13.fell  before  David  on  her  face 

24.and  fellzi  his  feet,  andfaid 
28.20.Saul/£#ftraightway  all  along 
29. 3. no  fault  (ince  he  fell  unto  me 
3  o. ..  3  .becaufe  three  dayes  agone  I  fell  fick 
3  i.4.Saul  took  a  fvvord,and  fell  upon  it 

5. he  fell  likewife  upon  his  fword 
2  Sam-^he  fcll>md  became  lame 

9.6.wascome  toDavid>he  fell  on  his  face  . 
n.i7.there/£//fomeof  the  people 
i3-2.Amnon  fell  tick  for  his  filler 
i4.4.flie  fell  on  her  face  to  the  ground 

2  2.Joab  fell  to  the  ground  on  his  face 
i8.28.Ahimaaz/^onhis  face  before  the  king 
20. 8. as  he  went  forth,it  fell  out 

2i.9.they  fell  all  feven  together 
zz.fell  by  the  hand  of  David 

1  Kjng.z.z^.he  fellupon  him,that  he  died 

3  2.  who  fell  upon  two  men  more  righteous 
34.Benaiah/£#  upon  him,and  flew  him 
46.^ fell  upon  himjthathe  died 

14-1  .that  time  Abijah  fell  fick 
i7.i7.fonneof  the  woman  fellGck 
i8.7,Obad.knew  himjand/e^onhis  face 

3  8. fire  fell  andconfumed  the  facrifice 

39-fell  on  their  faces ,and  faid 
20.30.8  wall  fell  upon  27000.  of  the  men 

2  ]£flig.i.i3.and  fell  on  his  knees  before  Elijah 

2.  i3.thc  mantle  that  fell  from  him 

1 4-took  the  mantle  that  fell  from  Elijah 

4-8.it  fell  on  a  day  that  Eliflia 
ii-it/e#onaday  he  came  thither 
18.it  fell  on  a  day  he  went  to  his  fathet 
3  7-ihe  went  in?and  fell  at  his  feet 

6.5.axe  head  fell  into  the  water 
6.man  of  God  faid, Where  fell  it 

7. 20. fo  it  fellout  unto  him 

25.1  i.and  fugitives  that  feUawxy 

1  c7»wz.5.io.who  fill  by  their  hand 

io.4.Saui  took  a  fword,and  fell  upon  it] 

5.he  /9#Jikewife  on  the  fword,and  died 
1  z.i9.there  fell  fome  of  Manafllh  to  David 
20. there  fell  to  him  Adnah  and  Jozabad 
20.8.andthey  fellby  the  hand  of  David 
2i.i4.there  fell  of  Ifrael  7-0000.  men 

i6.David&  the  elders  fell  upon  their  faces 
26.14.lot  eaflward/£#to  Shelemiah 
z7.z4.fell  wrath  for  it  againft  Ifrael 

2  Chron.  1 5-9.there  fell  to  him  out  of  Ifrael 

i7.io.feare  fell  upon  all  the  kingdomes 
20. 18. inhabitants  fell  before  the  Lord 
2i.i9.bowels  fell  out  by  reafon  of  licknefie 
2 5. 1 3. /coupon  the  cities  of  Judah 

£^9.5.1  fell wponmy  knees,and  fprcad 

£^b.8.i7.feaie  of  the  Jevves  fell  upon  them 
9.2.feareofthem  /c/Zvipon  all  people 
3.feare  of  Mordecai  fellupon  them 

Job  1.15-theSabeans  fell  upon  thera 
1 7.and  fill  upon  the  camels 
i9.and  it  fill  upon  the  young  men 

Pfal.zj.z.\o  eat  my  flefh,they  ftumbled  and  fill 
78.64. theirpriefts  fill  by  the  fword 
io5.38.thefeareof  them  fill  upon  them 

_/e>'.  3  9.9. thofe  that  fill  away,  fell  to  him 
46.  i6.one  fell  upon  another,and  faid 
52.i5.that/£#away,that  fillto  theking 

Lam.Y.j.feirmto  the  hands  of  the  enemy 
5. 1 3. children  /M under  the  wood 

£^.i.28.when  Ifaw  it,I  /e#  upon  my  face 
3. 2 3. and  I  fell  upon  my  face 
8. 1  .hand  of  the  Lord  fell  there  upon  me 
9.8.I  fell  upon  my  face^nd  cried 
u.5.Spiritof  t^Lord  fill  upon  me 

i3.then  felll  down  upon  my  face,and  cried 
3  9. 23X0  fell  they  all  By  the  fword 
43.3.andI/e#upon*iy  face  Chap.44.4. 

Da».z.A6.fell  upon  his  face,  and  worflupped  Dan. 
4.3 1. there  fell  a  voice  from  heaven 
7.20.and  before  whom  three  fell 
8.i7.afraid,and  fill uponmy  face 

, _       1 0^7  .a  [ 


FEL 


FEL 


io.j.3.  great  quaking/e U  upon  them 
Jonah  i.y.fo  the  lot  fell  upon  Jonah 
Mat.j. z^.beat  upon  that  houfc,and  it  fell  not 
27.be.1t  upon  that  houfe,  and  it  fell 
ij.4.and  fome  feed  fell  by  the  way  fide 

Mark  4.4. 
5.fome  fell  u^on  ftony  places 
7.fome  /e#  among  thornes  Mark  4.7. 

L«^e3.7. 
8 .other  fell  into  good  ground 
ij.6.fellon  their  faces.were  foreafraid 
Mar.24.  3/went  a  little  further ,&  /£//  on  his  face 
4.  y  .fome  fell  on  ftony  ground 

8.othet'/e/t"on  good  groun.&  did  yeeld  fruit 

Luke  8.8. 

5#42.when  he  faw  him,he  fell  at  his  feet 

7.2  f.and  came,  and  /e#  at  his  feet 


FEL       FEL 

2  3. /e#  down  bound  into  the  midft  of  the 
Mat.z.  1  i./c//  down  and  worlhipped  him 
i8.26.fervant  therefore  felldown 

zy.fell  down  at  his  feet,  and  befought  him 
Mark.  3- 1  i-fell  down  before  him,and  cried 

5.3  3-came  and  fell  down  before  him 
Luke  j. 8. fell  down  at  Jefus  knees 
8. 28. he  cried  out,  and  felldown 

q.i-he  fell  down  at  Jefus  feet 
17.16.and  /e/7  down  on  his  face 
John  1 1 .3  2.Mary  fell  down  at  his  feet 
Alls  <,.<,.fell  down,and  gave  up  the  ghoft 
lo.then  fell  {he  down  ftraightway 
lo.z^.andfell  down  at  his  feet,and  worlhipped 
16.  29.  fell  down  before  Paul  and  Silas 
19.3  f.image  which  fell  down  from  Jupiter 
20.9.  and  fell  down  from  the  third  loft 


20.andhe  fell  on  the  ground,  and  wallowed     Heb.i  i^o.wals  of  Jericho  felldown 


14.3  j.fell  on  the  ground,  and  prayed 
Luke  i.i2.troubled,and  fcare  fell  upon  him 
f.iz.fell  on  his  face.and  befought  him 
6-49-and  immediately  it  fell&nd  the  ruine 
8,5.fome  fell  by  the  way  fide    . 

6.and  fome  /i'#  upon  a  rock 

23.3s  they  failed,  he  feUattccp 
10.30.fell among  theeves,  which  ftripped him 

36.neighbour  unto  him  that  fell  among 
i3.4.upon  whom  the  tower  in  Siloe  fell 
i$.zo.fellon  his  neck,and  kifled  him 
16.2 1  .which  fell  from  the  rich  mans  table 
1-j.16.fell  on  his  face  at  his  feet,  giving  him 
John  i8.6.backward,and  fell  to  the  ground 
Ails  1.2  j.Judas  by  tranfgreflion  fell 

26.andthelot  fell  upon  Matthias 
7.6o.when  he  had  faid  this,he/e#  afleep 
9.4.and  he  fell  to  the  earth 

ift.feU  from  his  eyes  fcales 
10. 10. he  fell  into  a  trance 

44.Holy  Ghoft  fell  on  them  all 
n.i^.theHoly  Ghoft  fell  on  them 
i2.7.chaines  fellofi  from  his  hands 
i3.n.there  fell on  him  a  mift  and  a  darknefle 

36.feU.on  fleep,and  was  laid  to  his  fathers 
19. 17. and  feare  fell  on  them  all 
20. 1  o.Paul  went  down, and  fell  on  him 

37. fell  on  Pauls  neckband  kifled  him 
22. 7. and  I  fell  unto  the  ground 
Rom.11. zz.on  them  which  fell,  feverity 
1  ?.  3  .that  reproached  thee,  fell  on  me 

1  Cor.io.S.and  fell  in  one  day  23000. 
He&.3.i7.whofecarcafles  fell  in  the  wildernefle 

2  Pci.3.4.fince  the  fathers  fell  afleep 
Rev.i.\-jl  fell  at  his  feet  as  dead 

fi.13.and  theftars  fellivom  heaven 
7.1  i.fell  before  the  throne  on  their  faces 
S.io.fella.  great  ftar  from  heaven 

fell  upon  the  third  part  of  the  rivers 
1 1.1  i.great  fear  fell  upon  them  that  faw 
1 3  .tenth  part  of  the  city  fell 
16. fell  upon  their  faces  and  worlhipped 
16.  z. there  fella,  grievous  fore 
i9.cities  of  the  nations  fell 
2 1. there  fell  upon  man  a  great  hail 
19. 10. and  I  fellat  his  feet 
JFell  down. 
Numb.zz.z-/. (he  fell  down  under  Balaam 
DtfKt.9-i8.and  I  fell  down  before  the  Lord 

2  ?. fell  down  as  I  /e#  down  at  firft 
Jojh.6.zo.the  wall  felldown  flat 
jWg.?.27.therehe  /e#downdead 

19.16.fell  down  at  the  door  of  the  houfe 
i&%z.i7.5i.Philiftins  y£#downby  theway 
3 1. 1. and  /e#  down  flain  in  mount  Gilboa 

i  Cbrott.10.1. 
2  S<z»z.2.i6.fo  they  fell  down  together  , 
23.be  fell  down  there,and  died 

where  Afahel  felldown 
18. 28. and  he  /e#  down  to  the  earth 
T9.i8.Shimeithefonof  Gera  felldown 
z  King.i.z.and  Ahaziah  felldown  thorow  a  lat. 

1  Chron.^. zz.thtte  fell  down  many  flain 

2  Cfo-oa.13.17.tb.ere  felldown  flain  of  Ifrael 
Either  8. 3. and  fell  down  at  his  feet 

Job  i.zo.znd  fell  down  upon  the  ground 

107.12.they  fell  down  and  none  to  help 
Dan. 3. 7.all  nations  fell  down  and  worlhipped 


Rev. <,.%  .e\dexs  fetl  down  before  the  Lamb 
14.  fell  down  and  worlhipped  him 
i9.4.four  beafts  fell  down  and  worlhipped 
22.8.I/f//down  to  worlhip before 

JNa, 

2  Kw.3. 19.2nd  lhall  fell  every  good  tree 

rjfeHeD. 

2  Kjng.7.z$. and  /c&rf  all  the  good  trees 

teller. 
lfa.  1 4.8. no  /e&r  is  come  up  againft  us 

iFelleft. 

2  Saw. 3-34.as before  wicked  men,  fo  felleft  thou 

ifeUlng. 
2  Kjng.6.<s.  as  one  was  /e/7i»g  a  tree 

Jfeloe0. 
1  Kjng.7.3  3.md  their  /e/oM  were  all  moltea 

;JFeUofo>. 
Gga.  19.9. this  one  /e//flB'  came  in  to  fojourne 
Erod.z.  1 3. wherefore  fmiteft  thou  thy  fellow 
Judg.-/.i2.to\d  a  dream  unto  his  fellow 

"  14.2nd  his  fellow  anfwered.This  is  none 
22.every  mans  fword  againft  his  felltiw 

1Sam.14.zo. 

1  Sam.z  1.1  j.that  ye  brought  this  fellow 

fhall  this  fellow  come  into  my  houfe 
25.2  i.I  kept  all  that  this  fellow  hath 
29.4-make  this  /c/fow  returne 

2  Sam.z.i6-ihey  caught  every  one  his  fellow 

1  J^i»g.22.27.put  this  fellow  into  prifon,  and  feed 


2  Clron.  18.26. 
2  Rjng-y.i  i.wherefore  came  this  mad  /£//<ro 
Ecclef.4.  io.one  will  lift  up  his  /e&w 
I/d.34.  i4.fatyre  lhall  cry  to  his  fellow 
Jonah  1.7  .they  faid  every  one  to  his  fellow 
Txch.  1 3.7. againft  the  man  that  is  thy  fellow 
Afaftfo.12.24.this  fellow  doth  not  caft  out  devils 
26.6 1  .this  fellow  faid,  I  am  able  to  deftroy 
7 1. this  fellow  was  alfo  w'th  Jefus 
Luke  22.59.of  a  truth  this  fellow  was  with  him 

23.2.this  fellow  perverting  the  nation 
Joh.9. 29.3s  for  this  fellow,  we  know  not  whence 

n.i6.Dydimus  unto  his  fellow difciples 
Acls  18.13.this  fellow  perfwadeth  men,  that  they 
22. 22. away  with  fuch  a  fellow 
24.5.thisman  is  a  peftilent  fellow 
rftlWJB-citi'sens. 
Eph.z.iyhut  fellow- citizens  with  the  faints 

■ftWDVDzbcires. 
£/>k3.6.Gentiles  lhould be  fellow-hmes 
■fttWwn-helper. 

2  C«r.8.23.he  is  my  fellow-helper  concerning  you 

■tfdlofazbelpers. 

3  John  8.be  /i;//fl»>-helpcrs  to  the  Church 

■$Z\\tfa>daboum. 
1  Thcfz  .z. fellow-labourer  in  the  Gofpell 
Vhilem.  1  .dearly-beloved,and  /r/W-labourer 

■$e\lo'XOzlabouYers. 
Pfo//.4.3.with  other  my  /e#o»>-labourers 
Pfoi/ew.24.Demas, Lucas,my  /e&zp-labourers 

jftfiofozpri foner. 
Co/.4.io.Ariftarchusmy  fellow-pritoner. 
Pto«.2  3.Epaphras  my  /e#OK>-prifoner 

•ftWsfcazprifoneTS. 
Kom.i6.-j.Zn  my  /e//W-prifonerswhoareof  note 

■$t\WilO'fervant,-§it\\Q'S>'[ervants. 
iH<tf.i8.28.found  one  of  his  /efiiw-fervants 
29.and  his  fcllow-(er\mt  fell  down 
3i.whenhis  fe Uow-kvvznts  faw 

Hh  3 


FEL       FEN 

3  3. have  had  compalfion  on  thy  fellow-fay. 
24.49.to  finite  his  fellow-(ervams 
Col.  i.7.Epaphras  our  deare  fellow  fervant 

4.7./e/W.fervant  in  the  Lord 
Rev.6.1  i.untill  their  /c//«w-fervants  alfo  and 
19.10.do  it  not :  I  am  thy  fe  How -kiv  ant 

Chap.22.9, 
JftliQW-fouldier. 
Phil.z.zj.fellow~hu\dier,but  your  meflenger 
Pfo/e»2.2.Archippus  our  /ci/ow-fouldier 

jfellovo^workers. 
Col. 4. 1 1  .thefe  onely  are  my  fellow-wotkers 

Judg.  11.37 .my  virginity,I  and  my  fellowes 
1 8. 2 5. left  angry  fellowes  run  upon  thee 
z  Sam.6.zo.as  one  of  the  vain  fellowes 
P/2t/.4j.7.Qyl  of  gladneffe  above  thy  fellowes 

Hdu.9, 
Z/S.44.1  i.all  his  fellowes \ha\be  alhamed 
E\ek.2j.ic).tnbes  of  Ifrael  his  fellowes 
Dan.z.i  3. Daniel  and  his  fellowes  to  be  flain 
i8.that  his  fellowes  (hould  not  perilh 
7-2c.more  ftout  then  his  fellowes 
Zecb.i. 8.thy  fellowes  that  fit  before  thee 
Matth.  1 1 . 1 6.calling  unto  their  fellowes 
Acls  1 7. 5. lewd  fellowes  of  the  bafer  fort 

JFelloafblp. 
Levit.6. 2.delivered  him  to  keep,  or  in  fellowfbip 
P/J/.94.20.inicjuity  have  fellowjhip  with  thee  J 

Alts  2.42,Apoftlcsdo<ftrine  and  fellowjhip 

1  Cor.i.9.the  fellowjhip  of  his  Son  Jefus 

io.20.(hould  have  fellowjhip  with  devils 

2  C0A6.14.wh.it  fellowjhip  hath  righteoufn.with 

8.4.and  take  upon  us  the  fellowjhip  of  miniftr. 
G<i/.2.9.gave  right  hands  of  fellowjhip 
Eph.i. c/.what  isthe  fellowjhip  of  themyftery 
5. 1 1  .no  fellowjhip  with  works  of  darknefle 
Pfoi/.i.5.for  your  fellowjhip  in  the  Gofpel 
2.i.if  any  fellowjhip  of  the  Spirit 
3. 10. fellowjhip  of  his  fufterings 
1  John  i-3.ye  may  have  fellowjhip  with  us 

our  fellowjhip  is  with  the  Father 
6.if  we  fay  that  we  have  fellowjhip 
7. have  fellowjhip  one  with  another 

rffclt. 
Gtfz.27.22.to  Ifaac  his  father.and  he  felt  him 
.Er0i.1e.21.even  daikneflc  that  maybe  felt 
Prov.z^. 3 5. beaten  me,and  I  felt  knot 
Mark  $.29.lhe  /t7t  thatlhe  was  healed 
Acls  28.j.into  the  fire,  and  felt  no  harm 

^Female. 
Gc??.i.27.maleand  female  created  he  them 

Chap.j.2. 
6.i9.keep  alivc,they  (halbe  male  and  female 
7.2.by  fevens,the  male  at*d  his  female 

by  two,the  male  and  his  female 
3. of  the  fowles  by  fcvens,the  male  &  female 
9. two  and  two,male  and  female 
i6.that  went  in,rmle  and  female 
Lcvit.3. 1  .w hether  it  be  a  male  or  a  female 
6.of  the  flock,male  or  female 
4«28.a  female  without  blemilh  Verfe  32. 

^.6.3.  female  from  the  flock,  a  lamb 
1 2.7. hath  born  a  male  or  a  female 
27.4.if  it  be  a  female,then  thy  eftimation 
5.fhekels,  and  for  the  female  ten  fhekels 

Verfe  7. 
6.and  for  the  female  three  fhekels 
Numb.  j.-$.both  male  and  female  lhall  ye  put  out 
De«f.4.i6.the  likenefTeof  male  or  female 

7.i4.not  male  nor  female  barren  among  them 
Matth.19.4.  made  them  male  and  female 

Mark  10-6- 
Grf/.3.28.there  is  neither  male  nor  female 

Jfence. 
P/«/.6i.3.and  as  a  tottering  fence 

^cnccD. 
De«t.9.i.citiesgreat,and  fenced  up  to  heaven 

28.$2.untill  thy  fenced wa\s  come  down 
2  Sam.z 3-7-that  touch  rhem,muft  be  fenced  with 
2  K.i»g.3.i9.ye  lhall  fmite  every  /f/K<?^  city 
io.2.a  fencedcxty  alfo,and  armour 
i7.9.from  the  tower  to  the  fenced  city 
Job  lo.n.fencedme  with  bones  andfinewes 

i9.8.he  hath  fencedup  my  way 
Ifa.z.i  j. and  upon  every  /e»cerf  wall 


F  EN 


FET 


►     5.2.he  fenced  it,  and  gathered  out  the  ftones 
Jcr.i  y.20.make  thee  a  fenced  brazen  wall 
£^.3  6.3  5. ruined  cities  are  become  fenced 

^FenceO  «««• 
r>c«f.3.5.all  thefe  cities  were  fenced 
Numb.ii.iy.VnxW  dwell  in  the  fenced  cities 

jevBethnimrah  andBetharan  fenced  chics 
Jojh.  10.20.reft  entred  into  fenced  cities 
1 4. i2.the  cities  were  great  and  fenced 
19.35.the  fenced  cities,  Ziddim,  Zer 

1  Sam.6.1 8. both  of  /etfeerfcitiesand  countrey 

2  Srf«z.20.6.1eft  he  get  him  fenced  cities 
2  I£«zg.  18.8  .from  the  tower  to  the  fenced  cities 

1 3. come  up  againft  all  the  fenced  cities 
19.25.to  lay  wafte  fenced  cities 
2  Cbron.8 .5 .fenced  cities  with  wals,  gates 
n.io.and  in  Benjamin  fencedchies 
i2.4.and  he  took  the  fenced  cities 
i4.6.he  built  /e«feis?  cities  in  Judah 
i7.2.placed  forces  in  the  fenced  cities 

i^.whom  the  king  put  in  fenced  cities 
1 9. 5. Judges  thorowout  all  the  fenced  cities 
*  1 . 3 . w ith  /me^  cities  in  Judah 
3  2.1. encamped  againft  the  fenced  cities 
3  3.  i4.put  captains  in  all  the  fenced  cities 
y^.5.i7.fhall  impoverifh  thy /e.?f(?i cities 
Dan. 11. 1  5  .and  take  the  moft  fenced  cities 
Ho/T8.i4.hath multiplied  fenced 'cities 
Ze/>fc.i.i6.analarme  againft.  fenced  cities 

JFennesf. 
/a/5  40.2 1. in  the  covert  of  the  reed  and  /esfles 

ferret* 
iewV.11.30.  the  /we£  and  thecameleon  unclean 

iFcrrg-Sjoat. 
2  Saw. 19. 1 8. there  went  over  a  ferry-boat 

fMotnt. 
/4#*  18.25.and  being  fervent  in  fpirit 
K<w?.i  z.n.fervent  in  fpin't,  ferving  the  Lord 
2  CoA7.7.your  fervent  minde  toward  me 
Jam.^.\6.fervent  prayer  of  the  righteous availeth 
1  Pcf.4.8.have  fervent  chanty  among  your  felves 
^  ?et.$.  io.elements  fhall  melt  with  fervent  heat 

Verfe  12. 
:ffert>entlp. 
Co/.4.i2.1abouring  fervently  for  you  in  prayers 
1  PeM.22.love  one  another  fervently 

iFcdttis. 
Alts  24.27.Pontius  Feftus  came  into  Felix  room 
2 5. 1. now  when  Feftus  was  come 
q.Feftits  anfwered,that  Paul  fhould 
^.Feftus  willing  to  do  the  Jewes  a  pleafure 
1  z.Fejim  when  he  had  conferred 
1 3  .came  to  falute  Feftus 

1  ^.Feftus  declared  Paul  s  caufe 
22  .Agpppa  faid  unto  Feftus,  I  would 
2 3. at  Feftus  commandement  Paul  was  broil. 
z^.Feftus  faid,  king  Agn'ppa 

z6.z^.Fefius  faid  with  a  lowd  voice 

2  j-I  am  not  mad,moft  noble  Feftus 

3  2.thcn  faid  Agrippa  unto  Feftus,This 

■fit. 
2  Sam.9. <,.fet  him  out  of  the  houfe  of  Machir 
1  i.27.David  fent,and  fet  her  to  his  houfe 

1  Kjng.y.t^.fit  Hiram  out  of  Tyre 

9.28.and  fit  from  thence  gold 

2  Chrmi.  1 2. 11. the  guard  came  and  fet  them. 
Jer.16.13.dLnd  they  fet  forth  Urijah 
Acls  28. 1 3. from  thence  we  fet  a  compaffe 

rffetch. 
Gen.iS.  5.I  will  fetch  a  morfellof  bread 
i-j.yfetch  me  from  thence  two  kids    . 
1 3.obey  my  voiccgo  and  fetch  them 
4$. I  will  fend  and  fitch  thee  from  thence 
42.i6.Iethirn  fetch  your  brother 
Exod.z.^.Sne  fent  her  maid  to  fitch  it 
2V««&.20.io.muft  we  fetch  you  water  out  of 

3 4. 5. the  border  (hall  fetch  a  compaffe 
DcKf.19.1 2.fhall  fend  and  fetch  him  thence 
24.10.not  goto  fetchhis  pledge 

19. (halt  not  go  again  to  fetch  it 
30.4.6:001  thence  will  he  fetch  thee 
Jndf.i  i.f.elders  of  Gilead  went  to  fetch  Jephth 

20.  io.to  fetch  victuall  for  the  people 
1  Sam.^Aet  us  fetch  the  Ark  of  the  covenant 
6. 2 1. come  ye  down  and  fetch  it 
i6.n.fend  and  fetch  him,  for  we  will  not 


FET       FEW 

l     20.3  i.now  fend  and  fetch  him 

26.22.let  one  come  over  and  fetch  it 

2  Sam.  5. 2  3. but  /fob  a  compaffe  behinde  them 
14. 1 3  .not  fetch  home  again  his  banifhed 

10x0  fetch  about  this  form  of  fpeech 

1  King.i-j. 10  fetch  me  I  pray  thee  a  little  water 
1 1. as  fhe  was  going  to  fetch  it 

2  Kjng.6. 1 3  .that  I  may  fend  and  fetch  him 
2  Cfowz.  18. S. fetch  quickly  Micaiah 
iVek8.15.go/etcfr  olive  branches,&  pine  branches 
./oi  i6.i.fitch  my  knowledge  from  afarre 
lfa.j6.\  z.  come  ye,  I  will  fetch  wine 
/ey.36.2 1. king  fent  Jehudi  to  /efrfc  the  roul 
/4flj  i6.37.comethemfelves,and  fetchusont 

zfFetcheo, 
Ges.i8.4.1ct  a  little  water  be  fetched 

27.14.he  went,and  fetched,  and  brought  them 
Jofti.  1 5 . 3  .and  fetched  a  compaffe  to  Karkaa 
JWg.  1 8 . 1 8»and  fetched  the  carved  image 

1  5aw.10.23.they  ran  and  fetched  him  thence 

2  Sam.q.6.as  though  they  would  have  fit.  wheat 
Jfetcheti). 

De«?.i9.y.and  his  hand  fitcheth  a  ftroke 

JFetcJjt. 
Gcn.iS.y. Abraham  /efcte  a  calf  tender 

1  S&».7.i.cameand  fetcht  up  the  ark 

2  Sam.i^.i.fetcht  thence  a  wife  woman 
2  JCiwg .  3  .y.fetcht  a  compaffe  fe yen  dayes 
2  Cfe"0«.  1 . 1 7>they  fetcht  up  out  of  Egypt  a  chariot 

iFcttens. 
y#ufe.  1 6. 2 1.  and  bound  him  vtith  fetters  of  braffe 
z  Sam.  3 . 3  4.nor  thy  feet  put  into  fetters 
2  %}ng  2$.7.and  bound  him  with  fitters 
2  Cfofl.3  3.1  i.Manaffeh,  and  bound  him  with  fet. 

3  6.6.  bound  him  in  fitters  to  carie  him 
P/d/.ioj.i8.whofe  feet  they  hurt  with  fitters 

i49.8.and  their  nobles  with  fitters  of  iron 
Mar\  ?.4.been  often  bound  with  fetters 

and  the  fetters  broken  inpeeces 
Lu\e  8.29.was  kept  bound  in  fetters 

ifFetoer, 
De«?.28.22.fhall  frrSite  thee  with  a  fiver 
Matth.S.  i4.1aid,and  fick  of  a  fevci' 

1  j. and  the  fever  left  her 
Mar\  i^o.wives  mother  lay  fick  of  a  fever 

3  i.immediately  the  fever  left  her 
Luke  4.38.was  taked  with  a  great  fever 

39.and  he  ftood,and  rebuked  the  fever 
John  4.  5  2.yefterday  the  fever  left  him 
Acls  28. 8. father  of  Publius  lay  fick  of  a  fevev 

■ftta. 
Gtfz.24.5  j.damofell  abide  with  us  a  few  dayes 
27.44.tame  a  few  dayes,  till  thy  brothers 
34.30.I  being  few  in  number,  they 
qy.y.few  and  evill  have  the  dayes 
Lev.16.z1.and  make  you  few  in  number 
Ntm.y.io.v/asa  few  fay cs  on  the  tabernacles 
1 3 . 1 8  .w hether  ftrong,  or  weak,  few  or  many 
26.54.and  to  the  few  fhalt  give  the  leffe 

56.divided  between  many  and  few 
3  5. 8. have  few,  ye  fhall  give  few 
Deut.q.zy.and  ye  fhall  be  left  few  in  number 

Chap.28,62. 
26.5.fojourned  there  with  a  few 

3  3. 6. and  let  not  his  men  be  few 
fofh.y.^.to  labour  thither,  for  they  are  but  few 
1  Sm.  1 4.6.to  fave  by  many  or  by  few 

17.28.haft  thou  left  thofe  few  fheep 

1  Chron.  16.  i9.were  but  few,  even  a  few 

2  C^o».29#34.thepriefts  were  too  few 
Neh.  2. 1 2.I  and  fome  few  men  with  me 

74.the  people  were  few  therein 
Job  10.20.are  not  my  dayes  few 

i4.i.man  isof  few  dayes 

16.22.when  a  few  yeers  are  come 
P/fl/.i09.8.1ethisdayesbe  few 
Ecclef.^. 2.rherefore  let  thy  words  be  few 

9.  i4.and  a  few  men  within  it 

i2.3.becaule  they  are  few 
//S.io.i9.reftof  the  trees  fhalbe  few 

24.6.are  burned,and  few  men  left 
_7er.30.19.and  they  fhall  not  be  few 
•E^.  5. 3. take  thereof  a  few  in  number 

12.16.bur  I  will  leave  a  few  men 
D<M.n.20.within  few  dayes  he  fhalbe deftroyed 
Mat.y.  i4.and  few  there  be  that  finde  it 


FEW        FIE 


9. 3 7. but  the  labourers  are  few 

1 5. 34.feven  loavt s,and  a  few  little  fifties 

20.16.many  are  called,  but  few  are  chofen 

Chap.22.14 

ij.2i.beenfaithfullin  a  few  things 
23-been  faithfull  over  a  few  things 
Ate  £  6.  j.hands  upon  a  /en>  fick  folk 

8. 7. and  they  had  a  few  fmall  fifties 
i«£e  io.i.butthe  labourers  are  few 

1 2.48. fhalbe  beaten  with  /ewftripes 

1 3. 2 3. are  there  few  that  be  faved 
^ew  24.4.wouldeft  heare  us  a  /ew  words 
£/»/.>. 3 .3. .is  I  wrote  before  in  few  words 
Hei.  1  z.  1  o.they  verily  for  a  /ea>  dayes  chaftened 

1 3.22.I  have  written  few  words 

1  Per. 3. 20. wherein  a  fcw,thit  is,eight  foules 
Rev.z.i^.but  I  have  a  few  things  againft  thee 

i       l  a     r  .    „  Vtrfe  2°- 

3.4.tnou  halt  a  jew  names  in  Sardis 

Gf7z.29.20.fecmed  to  him  but  as  a  few  dayes 
iewr.25.52.if  there  remain  but  /e»>yeares 
P/«/.  10 5. 1 2.ihey  were  but  a  few  men 
yei'.42.2.we  are  left  but  a  /eu>  of  many 
N«£  a  5FcS»« 

2  f(W2£ .4.3  .empty  vefl'cls  borrow  not  a  few 
Ifa.i  0.7. and  cue  off  nations  not  a  few 
Acls  1 7.4. chief  women  not  a  few 

1 2.and  of  men  not  a  few 

Numb.i  3.54.10  the  /ezw  ye  fhall  give  the  leffe 

^Fefeeft. 
Deut.j.-j.ye  were  the  feweftof  all  people 

^Fefomcffe. 
iewV.2  5.i6.according  to  the  fewneffeoi  years 
JFeooeH,  or,  _ff  ucll. 

i/fl.9.5.wich  burning,and  fiweUoi  fire 
i^t^.i  5  4.into  the  fire  for  /ra>e# 
6.givtn  to  the  fire  for  fewell 
21.3  2.fhalt  be  for  fewell  to  the  fire 
^ttKlltp. 
Tif;«  2.io.fhewing  all  good  fidelity 

Be^i  «/  tfce  JF(elO,  in  HBcaftflf. 
Ge».i3.9.which  is  in  the  end  of  his  field 
1  i.the  field  give  I  thec,and  the  cave 
1 3.I  will  give  thee  money  for  the  field 
17. field  of  Ephron,which  was  in  Machpelah 
field,  and  the  cave  which  was 
20.the  field,  and  the  cave  therein 

2  5.  io.the  field  which  Abraham  purehafed 
29-Efaucame  from  the  field^nd  was 

2 7. 3. out  to  the  field,  and  take  me  foroe 
5.Efau  went  to  the  field  to  hunt 
27-fmell  of  my  fon  is  as  the  fmell  of  a  fitld 

3 1. 4. Jacob  called  Rachel  to  the  field 

3  3. 1 9. Jacob  bought  a  parcell  of  a  field 
47.20  Egypt  fold  every  man  his  field 
49.30.Abr.bought  with  the  fieldoi  Ch.50.13. 

Exod.  z  2.5.if  a  man  caufe  a  field  to  be  eaten 

and  fhall  feed  in  another  mans  field 
beft  of  his  own  field  fhall  he 
6.or  the  field  be  confumed  therewith 
Lev.  i9.9.not  wholly  reap  the  corners  of  the  field 
19.no!  fow  thy  field  with  mingled  feed 
25.3. fix  years  thou  fhalt  fow  thy  field 
4. thou  fhalt  neither  fow  thy  field 
34.but  the  field  of  the  fuburbs 
27.i6.fomepart  of  a  field  o?  his  poffeffioa 
1 7. if  he  fan&ifie  his  field  from 
1 8. if  he  fan&ifie  his  field  after 
i9.hethatfanctified  the  field 
20.if  he  will  not  redeem  the  field 

or  if  he  have  fold  the  field 
2  i.the  field  when  it  goeth  out 

be  holy  as  afield  devoted 
2  2.a)?e/</whichhc  hath  bought 
24.the  field  fhall  return  unto  him 
Dent.  5.2  i.neither  (halt  thou  covet  his  field 

14.22.that  the  field  bringeth  forth 
/o/&.i5.i8.movedhim  to  ask  of  her  father  a  field 

Judg.i.i^. 
Ruth  2.2.1et  me  now  go  to  the  field 
8. not  to  glean  in  another  field 
9-let  thine  eyes  be  on  the  field 
22.meet  thee  not  in  any  other  field 
4. 5. what :  J 


F  IE 


F  I  E 


FIE 


F  I  E 


F  I  E 


F  I  E 


4.  5.  what  day  thou  buyeft  the  field  of  Naomi 
zS<z;».i4.3o.Joabs  Mfisneeremine 

Abfoloms  fervants  fet  the  M*  on  fare 
3  1  .wherefore  have  thyfer.fctmyj&Won  fire 
2  Kwg.18.17.  the  high  way  of  the  fullers  M* 
Neb.  13.10.  were  fled  every  one  to  his  field 
Pfal.96. 1  2.  let  the  fieldbe  joyfull,and  all  that 
Pro.  24. 3  o.  I  went  by  the  field  of  the  flothfull 

27. 16 .goats  are  the  price  of  thy  field 

3 1.16.  fheconfiderethaJ?i?/d,and  buyethit 
Ecclef.s.9.K.iag  himfelf  is  ferved  by  the  field 
//i.5.8.  that  lay  J&W  toj&W>.till  there 

7  ?.  the  high  way  of  the  fullers  field 

'■:  Chap.36.1. 

i  f .  10.  joy  out  of  the  plentifuM  field 
Jer.xz.  4-  herbs  of  every  field  wither 

%6. 1 8.  Zion  fhall  be  plowed  like  a  field 
3  2.7.  buy  thee  my  field  that  is  in 
8.faiduntomee,  Buy  ray  field 

9.  and  I  bought  the  field  of  Hanameel 

2  5  buy  thee  the  field  for  money 
3f.Q.  neither  have  wee  field 

48.  3  3.  gladneffe  is  taken  from  the  field 
Joel  1. 10.  the  fieldis  wafted,  the  land  mourneth 
Micah  3 . 1 2.  Zion  be  plowed  as  a  field 
Mattb.11.z4.  fowed  good  feed  in  a  field 
27.  thoufow  good  feed  in  the  field 
3 1.  took  and  fowed  in  his  field 

3  8.  the  field  is  the  world 

44.  like  a  treafure  hid  in  a  field 

all  he  hath,  and  buyeth  that  field 

17.7.  bought  with  them  the  potters  field 

8.  wherefore  that  field  was  called  the 

10.  gave  them  for  the  potters  field 
L«^.i7.7.when  he  is  come  from  the  field 
Alisi'  18.  this  manpurchafedajM 

1?.  that  field  is  called  Aceldama 
■fitVi  of  blond. 
Mat.Z7- 8.  field  of  bloud  unto  this  day 
Atts  1. 19.  that  is  to  fay,  Thejfe/rfofbloud 
Fmtfull  fi:V3, 


and  the  fruitfull  fieldbe — a  forreft 
i6.righteoufneffe  in  the  fruitfull  field 
£\c£.  17.  j.and  planted  it  in  a  fruitfull  field 

in  the  jFtelD, 
Gen. 4.8.  when  they  were  in  the  field 

23.17.  all  the  trees  that  were  in  the  field 
24. 6  3 .  out  to  meditate  in  the  field 

65.  what  man  is  that  waiketh  in  the  field 
25.9,.  Abrah.  was  buried  in  the  field  of  Ephron 
29.2.  and  behold,  a  well  in  the  field 
30,14.  Reuben  found  Mandrakes  in  the  field 
34.5".  were  with  the  cattell  in  the  field 

28.  and  that  which  was  —  in  the  field 
36.3  5.  who  fmote  Midian  in  the  field 

1  Cbron.1.46. 
3  7. 7.  we  were  binding  fheaves  in  the  field 

i<(.  hee  was  wandting  in  the  field 
39.?  .all  in  thehoufe,and  in  the  field 
49.29.  that  is  in  the  field  of  Ephron 
30.  in  the  cave  that  isinthejfe/iof 

Chap.30.1j. 
Exod.  i.i4.all  manner  of  fervice  in  the  field 
$.  3  .thy  cattell  which  is  in  the  field 
19.  gather  all  thou  haft  in  the  field 
2 1 .  left  his  cattell  in  the  field 
25.  fmote  all  that  was  in  the  field 
i6.z  f  .to  day  ye  (hall  not  finde  in  the  field 
22. 3 1. tome  of  beafts  inthe  field 
2  3 . 1 6.which  thou  haft  fowne  in  t  he  field 
Dent.  2 1 .  1 .  found  flainejying  in  the  field 
22.2  j.  find  a  damofell  in  the  field 
27.  for  hee  found  her  in  the  field 
24.19.  cutteft  down  thy  harveftin  the  field 

haft  forgot  a  fheafe  in  the  field 
28.3.  blefled  (halt  thou  be  in  the  field 
16.  curfed  fhaltthou  bee  in  the  field 
fojh,8.  24.  an  end  of  flaying  in  the  field 
9.3  2.  and  lie  in  wait  in  the  field 
43.  and  laid  wake  in  the  field 
1 3 .9.  woman,  as  (hee  fate  in  the  field 
20.3 1.  to  Gibeah,  in  the  field 
Ruth  2.3.  gleaned  in  the  field  after  the  reapers 


17.  fo  (he  gleaned  in  the  field 

1  Sam.^.z.  flew  of  the  army  in  the  field 

<J.i8.  which  ftoneremainethinthey?e/it/of  Jo. 
14. 1  5.  there  was  trembling  in  the  field 
19.3.  ftand  befide  my  father  in  the  field 
20.24.  David  hid  himfelfe  in  the  field 
30. 1 1. found  an  Egyptian  in  the  fidi 

2  Sam.  10. 8. were  by  themfelves  in  the  field 

i4.6.they  two  ftrove  together  in  the  field 
1 7.8.  robbed  of  her  welps  in  the  field 

1  King.  1 1.  29.  they  two  were  alone  in  the  field 

14.11.  he  that  dieth  in  the  field 

2 1.24.  that  dieth  in  the  field  fhall  the  fouls  eat 

2  Kjng.j.  1 2.  to  hide  themfelves  in  the  field 

1  Cbro.ig.  9.  were  by  themfelves  inthe  field 

27.26.  that  did  the  work  in  the  field 

2  Chro.z6.zi.bwt\ed  him  with  his  fath.in  the  field 
Job  24.6.  every  one  his  come  in  the  field 
Pfal.78. 1 2.marvellous  things  in  the  field  of  Zoan 

43 .  his  wonders  in  the  field  of  Zoan 
Pz-0.24.27.  fit  for  thy  felfe  in  the  field 
Jer.  14.5-the  hind  alfo  calved  in  the  field 
17.  3. 0  my  mountaine  in  the  field 
41.  8.  we  have  treafures  in  the  field. 
£^.7.  1  <;.  that  is  in  the  field  fhall  die 
z6.6.  daughters  which  are  in  the  field 
8.  fhall  flay  thy.  daughters  in  the  field 
Micah  4. 10.  and  thou  fhalt  dwell  in  the  field 
Zecb.  10.1.  to  every  one  grafTe  in  the  field 
Mai.  3 . 1 1  .neither  caft  her  fruit  in  the  field 
A/<#.  24. 18. neither  him  which  is  in  the  field 

40.  then  fhall  two  be  in  the  field,  the  one 
Mar.  1 3 . 1 6.and  let  him  that  is  in  the  field 
Luke  2.8.  fhepheards  abiding  in  the  field 
1 2.28 .  which  is  to  day  in  the  field 

1  y .2  j. now  his  elder  fon  was  in  the  field 
17.3 1.  that  is  in  the  field,let  him  not  return 

36.  two  men  fhall  be  in  the  field 
Into  the  JFtelD. 
Nw»b.2  2.23.afide}and  went  into  the  field 

23. 14.  he  brought  him  into  the  field 
Judg.o.  42.  people  went  out  into  the  field 
1  Sam.6. 14.  the  cart  came  into  the  field 

20. 1 1 .  come,  let  us  goe  into  the  field 

they  went  both  into  the  field 
3  5.  Jonathan  went  out  into  the  field 

1  Sam.  11.23  .came  out  unto  us  into  the  field 

18.6.  the  people  went  out  into  the  field 

20. 1 2.  removed  Amafa  into  the  field 

2  Kjng. 4. 19.  one  went  out  into  the  field 
Cant.-j.  1 1 .  let  us  goe  forth  into  the  field 
Jer.6. z^.goe  not  forth  into  the  field 

14.18.  if  I  goe  forth  into  the  field 
Of  the  HfFtelD. 
Gen.i.%.  God  made  every  plant  of  the  field 

and  every  herb  of  the  field 

19.  God  formed  every  beaft  of  the  field 

20.  names  to  every  beaft  of  the  field 

3 . 1  .more  fubtle  then  any  beaft  of  the  field 
14. curfed  above  every  beaft  of  the  field 

18.  fhalt  eat  the  herb  of  the  field 
23.i9.buried  in  the  cave  of  the  field 

2  j.27.Efau  was  a  man  of  the  field 
30.16.  Jacob  came  out  of  the  field 
34.7. came  out  of  the  field  when  they 
41.48.  food  of  the  field,  which  was 
47.24.  yourowne,for  feed  of  the  field 
49.3  2.  purchafe  of  the  field  and  cave 

Exod.  9. 22.  upon  every  herb  of  the  field 
2  5.  haile  fmote  every  herb  of  the  field 
10.  j. which  groweth  for  you  out  of  the  field 

if.treesjor  in  the  herbs  of  the  field 
33.1 1.  the  beafts  of  the  field  fhall  eat 
1 6.  gathered  thy  labours  out  of  the  field 
29.  and  the  beafts  of  the  ^/(/multiply 
Lew. 23. 22.  riddance  of  the  corners  of  the  field 
2  j.  1 2.  eat  the  increafe  out  of  the  field 
26.4.trees  of  the  field  fhall  yeeld  their  fruit 
27.a8.no  devoted  thing-of  the  /z.-fhalbe  fold 
Num.z  2.4.3s  the  ox  liketh  up  the  graffe  of  the  fie. 
Dear.20.19.tree  of  the  field  is  mans  life 
fndg.  5 .4.  when  thou  marchedft  out  of  the  field 
18. in  the  high  places  of  the  field 
1 9.1 6.from  his  work  out  of  the  field 
Ruth  2.3  .her  hap  to  light  on  a  part  of  the  field 
1 1  Sam.i  i.j.after  the  herd  out  of  the  field 


a  King.B.  6.  reftore  all  the  fruits  of  the  field 
9. 2  %.  caft  him  m  the  portion  of  the  field 
3  7 .  as  dung  upon  the  face  of  the  field 
2  Cbro.i  i-5-  all  the  increafe  of  the  field 
Job  5. 23. in  league  with  the  ftones  of  the  field 

and  beafts  of  the  field  fhall  be  at  peace 
Pfal.$o.  1 1.  and  wild  beafts  of  the  field 
80. 1 3  .beafts  of  the  field  doth  devour  it 
103.1  j.  man,  as  a  flowreofthe./zc/rf 
104.11.give  drink  to  every  beaft  of  the  field 
Cant. z.j.  charge  you  by  the  hindesofthe^c/i 

Verfesy. 
ip.37.27.  were  as  the  grade  of  the  field 
40.6.  flefh  as  the  flowre  of  the  field 
43.  20.  beaft  of  the  field  fln\\  honour  me 
-  5  y.  1 2. trees  of  the  field  fhall  clap  their  hands 
Jer. 4.  17.  as  keepers  of  the  field  are  they  aga.  her 
7.2Q.  and  upon  the  trees  of  the  field 
i8.i4.comcth  from  the  rock  of  the  field 
Lam.  4.  9.  for  want  of  the  fruits  of  the  field 
£^.16.7.  multiply  as  the  bud  of  the  field 
17.24-  trees  of  the  fiddQall  know 
20.46.prophe(ie  ag.  the  forreft  of  the  fouth^e. 
31.4.  unto  all  the  trees  of  the  field 
5 .  above  all  the  trees  of  the  field 

1  5.  trees  of  the  field  fainted  for  him 
34.8.  meat  to  every  beaft  of  the  field 

27.tree  of  the  field  fhall  yeeld  her  fruit 
3  6.30.  will  multiply  the  increafe  of  the  field 

39.10.  fhall  take  no  wood  out  of  the  field 
1 7-fpeak  to  every  beaft  of  the  field 

Dan. 4. 1 5. in  the  tender  grade  of  the  field 

2  3. portion  with  the  beafts  of  the  field 
Hof.io.  4.  as  hemlock  in  the  furrowes  of  the  field 

1 2.1 1 .  as  heaps  in  furrowes  of  the  field 
Joel  1.1 1.  harveft  of  the  field  is  perifhed 

1 2. all  the  trees  of  the  fieldzte  withered 
Micah  r.6.Samaria  is  an  heap  of  the  field 
Mal.6.  28.  confidcr  the  lilies  of  the  field 

3  o.fo  clothe  the  grafTe  of  the  field 
13.36.  parable  of  the  tares  of  the  field 

Open  JFtelO. 
Leu.i4.7.1iving  bird  loofe  into  the  open  field 

1 7.5:  .which  they  offer  in  the  open  field 
Jer. 9.zz.  as  dung  upon  the  open  field 
£^.i6.f.  waft  caft  out  into  the  open  field 
32.4.caft  thee  forth  upon  the  open  field 
33.27.  him  that  is  in  the  open  field  will  I 
3  9.  j. thou  fhalt  fall  upon  the  open  field 

Exod.  8.13.  frogs  died  out  of  the  fields 
Iff.25.3  1. counted  as  the  fields  of  the  country 

27.22.  not  of  the  fields  of  his  pofleffion 
Num.  1 6.  i4.or  given  us  inheritance  of  fields 

20. 1 7. not  paffcthorow  the  fields 

21.22.we  will  not  turn  into  the  fields 
Dent.  1 1 . 1 5 .1  will  fend  graffe  into  the  fields 

3  2.1  3.  eat  the  increafe  of  the  fields 
32.  and  of  the  fields  of  Gomorrah 
Jojb.zi.i  2-but  the  fields  of  the  cities  gaye  they 
Judg.y-ZT'  they  went  out  into  the  fields 

44.upon  all  the  people  that  were  in  the  fields 

1  Sam.8. 14.2nd  he  will  take  your  fields 

20.5. 1  may  hide  my  felfe  in  the  fie  Ids 
a  a.  7.  will  the  fon  of  Jeffe  give  you  fields 

2  f .  1  <, .  when  wee  were  in  the  fields 

2  Sam.  1 . 2 1  .neither  rain,nor  fields  of  offerings 
1  K'nZ- l-  *&  get  £hee  unto  thine  own  fields 

16.4.  that  dieth  of  his  in  the  fields 
a  King.z  3 .4.  burnt  them  in  the  fields  of  Kidron 
1  Chro.6.  y  6.but  the  fields  of  the  citie,and  the 

16.32.let  the  fields re)o\ce,ani.  all  therein 

27.25  .over  the  ftore-houfes  in  the  fields 
a  Chton.i  r-i£-which  were  in  the  fields  of  the  fub. 
Neb.  1 1. 2?. and  for  the  villages  with  their  fields 
30.  Lachifh,  and  the  fields  thereof 

1 2.29.  and  out  of  the  fields  of  Geba 
44.tr>  gather  into  them  out  of  the  fields 
Job  5 . 1  o.  who  fendeth  waters  upon  the  fields 
Pfal.  1  o  7 . 3  7  •  fo  fie  Ids, zn  dplantvineyards 

1 3  2.6.  we  found  it  in  the  fields 
Prov.8.z6.  as  yet  not  made  the  fields 

23. 10.  enter  not  into  the  fields  of  the  fatherl. 
Ifa.  1 6.8  .the  fields  of  Hefhbon  languish 

3  2.r  2.  lament  for  the  pleafant  fields 
Jer, 6. 1 2.  turned  unto  others  with  their  fields 

8.io.their 


F  IE 


F  I  E 


F  I  F 


F  I  F 


F  I  F 


F  I  F 


8.io.their  fields  to  them  that  inherit  them 
1 3.27.abominations  on  the  hils,in  the  fields 
3  i.40.and  all  the  fields  unto  the  brook 
32.1  f.  fields  On\  bepofleffed  again  in  this  land 
43  .fields  (hall  be  bought  in  this  land 
44.  men  (hall  buy  fields  (or  money 
39.10.  gave  them  fields  at  the  fame  time 
46.7.forces  which  were  in  the  fields 
1 3  .captains  that  were  in  the  fields 
Obad.xg.fields  of  Ephraim,and  j?e/i*  of  Samaria 
Mkah  i.z.md  they  covet  fields,  and  take  them 

4.  he  hath  divided  our  fields 
Hab. 2. 17.  fields  fhallyeeld  no  meat 
Ma;\e  a.  23.  hee  wentthorow  the  coxa  fields 

Lnkj6.  1. 
Li<\.x  y.i  y.into  his  J?f/rfj  to  feed  fwine 
John  4. 3  5  .your  eye$,and  look  on  the  fields 
James  y.4.  have  reaped  downe  your  fields 

Open  jRieVUZ. 
LCV.X4.  5  3.  living  bird  into  the  open  fields 
Nnm.ig.i6.  flain  with  a  fword  in  the  open  fields 
2  Sam.  1 1 . 1 1 .  are  incamped  in  the  open  fields 
£^£.29. y.  (hall  fall  upon  the  open  fields 
fierce. 

(?«2.49.7.curfed  be  their  anger,  for  it  was  fierce 

Exod.  32.1 2.  turn  from  the  fierce  wrath 

Num.  2  y  .4.  that  the  fierce  anger  of  the  Lord  may 

3  2. 1 4.to  augment  yet  the  fierce  anger 
Deut.zS.  50.  a  nation  of  a  Jfcw  countenance 

1  Sam.  20. 3  4.  Jonathan  arofe  in  fierce  anger 

28.1 8. nor  executedft  his  fierce  wrath 

2  Cfoa.  28 . 1 1 .  the  fierce  wrath  of  God  is  upon  us 

1 3. there  is  fierce  wrath  againft  Ifrael 
29.  10.  that  his  fierce  wrath  may  turn 
Et^a  10.14.  untill  the  fierce  wrath  of  our  God 
Job  4.  10.  and  the  voice  of  the  fierce  lion 
10.16.  hunteft  mee  as  a  fierce  lion 
28.8.  nor  the  fierce  lion  paffed  by  it 
4 1 . 1  o. none  fo  fierce  that  dare  ttirre  him  up 
Pfal.88,16.  thy  fierce  wrath  goeth  over  me 
lfa. 7 .4.  for  the  fierce  anger  of  Rezin 
1 3.9.both  with  wrath  and  fierce  anger 

1 3 .  in  the  day  of  his  fierce  anger 
i9.4.and  a  ^we  King  {hall  reigne  over  them 
33.19.  thou  malt  not  fee  a  jfew  people 
Jer.4.8.  for  the  J?era?  anger  of  the  Lord 

26.broken  down  by  his  fierce  anger 
.   12.  i3.becaufeofthe^«w  anger  of  the  Lord 
Chap.2y.37. 
2^.38.  andbecaufeof  his  fierce  anger 
30.24.  the  fierce  anger  of  the  Lord  {hall  not 
49  37.  evill  upon  them,even  my  fierce  anger 
y  1 .4  y .  from  the  jzwe  anger  of  the  Lord 
Lam.i.  1 2.  in  the  day  of  his  fierce  anger 
2,3.  hath  cut  off  in  his  fierce  anger 
4.1 1.  he  hath  powred  out  his  fierce  anger 
Dan.8.  23.  aKing  of  jfe/re countenance 
Jonah  3 .9.  turn  away  from  his  fierce  anger 
H<z&.  i.S.more  fierce  then  the  evening  wolves 
Zeph.z.z.  fierce  anger  of  the  Lord  come  upon  you 

3 .8.  even  all  my  fierce  anger 
Ate.8.28.twopofftir.withdiv. —  exceeding  fierce 
Lu\e  23.$.  and  they  were  the  more  fierce 
2  Tim' 3 . 3 .  falfe  accufers,  incontinent,  fierce 
James  3«4.and  are  driven  of fierce  winds 

Jfterceneffe, 
Z>e#£.i3.i7.may  turn  from  the  fiercen. of hisang. 
ffof.7.  26.  turned  from  the  fierceneffe  of  his  anger 
2  Ki%23.26.not  from  the  fierceneffe  of  his  wrath 
z  Cfc'fl.30.8.  that  the  fierceneffe  of  his  wrath  may 
/cb  3  51.24.he  fwalloweth  the  ground  with  fiercen. 
Pfal.7S.4g.czil  upon  them  the  fierceneffe  of  his  an. 

8  5.3  .thou  haft  turned  from  the  fierceneffe 
Jer.z  5.3  8.  becaufe  of  the  fiercenefje  of  the  oppreff. 
Hof.  1 1 . 9.  not  execute  the  fierceneffe  of  mine 
2v"<zfc«?»  i.6.who  can  abide  the  fierceneffe  of  his 
Rev.  16. 19.  wine  of  the  fierceneffe  of  his  wrath 
19.1 5. fierceneffe  and  wrath  of  the  Almighty 
fittest* 
%  Sam.x  9.43  .of  the  men  of  Judah  were  fiercer 

Num.  2i.6.thc  Lord  Cent  fiery  ferpents 

8.  make  thee  a  fiery  ferpent 
Deut.H.is.  wherein  were  fiery  ferpents 

3  3 . 2.  went  a  fiery  law  for  them  1 

Pftd.n.  9.  (halt  make  them  as  a  fiery  oven 


lfet.14.z9.  (hall  be  a  fiery  flying  ferpent 

D<«?. 3. 6. into  the  midft  ofa  fiery  furnace  Ve.n. 

1  y .  caft  into  the  midft  of  a  fiery  furnace 
i7.able  to  deliver  us  from  the  fiery  furnace 
20.caft  them  into  the  fiery  futnace 

21.  were  caft  into  the  fiery  furnace 

23  .fell  down  into  the  midft  of  the  fiery  furn. 

26.came  neer  to  the  fiery  furnace 
7.9.  his  throne  was  like  the  fiery  flame 

10.%  fiery  ftream  iflued,and  came  forth 
Eph.6. 1 6.  quench  all  the  fiery  dares  of  the  wicked 
Heb.10.z7.  of  judgment  and  fiery  indignation 

1  Pet. 4. 1 2. not  ftrange  concerning  the  fiery  triall 

rfftft.or^ffth. 
Gen.  3  o.  1 7.  conceived,and  bare  Jacob  the  fife  fon 
41.3  4.take  up  the  fifth  part  of  the  land 
47.  24.  give  the  fifth  part  unto  Pharaoh 

26.  Pharaoh  mould  have  the  fifth  pate 
Lev. y .  1 6.(hall  add  the  fife  part  thereto 

6.5 .  (hall  add  the  fi ft  part  more  thereto 
19.  z%.  and  in  the  fifi  yeer  (hall  ye  eat 
22.14.put  the  fift  part  therunto 
27. 13. he  (hall  add  a  fifth  part  thereof 

iy.addthej?/;  part  of  the  money    Ver,i9. 

2  7 .  fliall  add  a  j?/i  part  of  it 

3  1  .(hall  add  thereto  the  fift  part  thereof 
Num.  5. 7.  add  unto  it  the  fift  part  thereof 

33.38.  firft  day  of  the  _/?/*  moneth 
Jofh.  1 9.24.  and  the  J?/£  lot  came  out 

2  Sam.z.zi.  fpeare  fmote  him  under  the  fifth  rib 
3.4.  the  fifth  Sbepyatiahjthe  fon  of  Abital 

1  Chro.7.2. 

27.  and  fmote  him  under  the  fift  rib 
4. 6. and  they  fmote  him  under  the  fift  rib 

20.io.fmote  him  therewith  in  the  fifth  rib 
1  %jng.6.i  i-were  a  fifth  part  of  the  wall 

14.2y.it  came  to  paffe  in  the  fifth  yeer 
z  Kjng.S.  1 6.in  the  fifth  yeer  of  joram 

25.8.  and  in  the  fifth  moneth 

1  C/vo.2.i4.Nathaneel  the  fourth,Radai  the  fifth 

8.2.Nohath  the  fourth,  Rapha  the  fifth 

1 2.  io.Mafhanlanah  the  fourth  Jerem.the  fifth 

24.9.  the  fifth  to  Malchijah 

2  y .  1 2 .the  fifth  to  Nethaniah  his  fons 
26.3  .Elam  the  jS/%,Jehonahan  the  lixt 
4.Sacar  the  fourth,  Nathaneel  the  fift 
27.8.  the  fifth  captain  for  the  fift  moneth 

2  Chron.x  2.2.  in  the  fifth  yeer  of  Rehoboam 
Jer. 16.9.1x1  the  fifth  yeer  of  Jeboiakim 
Rev.6.9.  when  he  hadopened  the  fifth 

9.1.  and  the  fift  angel  founded 

16. 10.  fifth  angel  powred  out  his  viall 

2 1 .  20.the  fifth  Sardonix,  the  fixth  Sardius 

fittx)  day,  Seeing, 

fit  tx)  moneth. 

E^'tt  7.8.  came  to  Jerufalem  in  the  fifth  moneth 

9.on  the  firft  day  of  the  fifth  moneth 
Jet.  1.3.  captive  in  the  fifth  moneth 

28.1.  fourth  yeer>  and  in  the  fifth  moneth 
y  a.  1 2.now  in  the  fifth  moneth,in  the  tenth  d. 
E^.zo.  1  .feventh  yeer  in  the  fifth  moneth 
Zech.7. 3 .  fhould  I  weep  in  the  fifth  moneth 
y.when  ye  faded  in  the  fifth  moneth 
8.19.  faft  of  the  4thmon.&  the  faft  of  the  fifth 
JFiftl)  time  ■ 
Nehem.6.%  .fent  in  like  manner  the  fifth  time 

$\it\)ycet. 
E^\.  1 . 2.  the  fifth  yeer  of  Jehoiakins  captivity 

^Fifteen. 
Gen.%.xo\ived  after  he  begate  Cainan,8 1  y.yeers 
7 -zo. fifteen  cubits  upward  did  the  waters 
2y.7.an  hundred  threefcore  and  fifteen  yeers 
Exod.z7.x4.  one  fide  (hall  be  fifteen  cubits 
1  y.  on  the  other  fide  fifteen  cubits 
3  8. 1 4. hangings  on  the  one  fide  fifteen  cubits 
1  y.were  hangings  of  fifteen  cubits 
2y.and  threefcore  and /z/to«  {hekels 
l£f.27.7.eftimationfhallbej?/#«z(hekeIs 
Nu.  3  1 . 3  7.Ls.trib.of  fheep  fix  hund.threefc.&  fifi 
Judg.  8.10.  about  fifteen  thoufand  men 
2  Sam.g.  10. now  Ziba  had  fifteen  fons 
1 9-  17-Ziba  and  his  fifteen  fons  met  David 

1  Kjng.7. 3.fourty  five  pillars,  fifteen  in  a  row 

2  King.  1 4. 1 7  .lived  after  Jehoafh  fifteen  yeers 

20.6.add  unto  thy  dayes  fifteen  yeers 

2CZw.2y.2y.  &J/fl.38.y. 


E\el(.4j.Tz. fifteen  (hekels  (hall  be  your  manch 
Hof.j.  2.  bought  her  to  me  for  fifteen  peeces  of  lily, 
John  1 1 . 1 8.  about  fifteen  furlongs  off 
Ads  27.28.  found  it  fifteen  fathoms 
Gal.x.i  8. abode  with  him  fifteen  dayes 

2  K>£.  14. 2  3. in  the  fifteenth  yztt  of  hmazizh 

1  Chro.z4.14.  the  fifteenth  to  Bilgah 

2y.22.  the  fifteenth  to  Jcrimoth 

2  Chro.i  •>  xo.fiftecntb  yeer  of  the  reign  of  Afa. 
Lufe  3.1.  in  the  fifteenth  yeer  of  Tiberius 

fifteenth  day. 
Exod.  1 6. 1  .the  fifteenth  day  of  the  fecond  moneth 
Lev.  23.6.  fifteenth  d ay  o  I  the  fame  moneth 

3  4. the  fifteenth  day  of  this  feventh  moneth 
Verfe  39. 
Num.zS.17.  in  the  fifteenth  day  of  this  moneth 
29.1  ion  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  feventh 
3  3.3.on  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  firft  moneth 
1  Kjȣ.  1 2. 3  2.on  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  moneth 

3  3  .the  fifteenth  day  of  the  eighth  moneth 
Efth.g.  1 8.  on  the  fifteenth  day  or  the  fame 
2 1  .the  fifteenth  day  of  the  fame  yeerly 
E\e\.y.  .17 .  111  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  moneth 
Chap.4y.1y. 
«>. 
Gen. 6. 1  y.breadth  of  the  ark  fifty  cubits 

7.24-prevai.on  the  earth  anhund.&  fifty  dayes 
8.3.aft.anhund.&J?/iydays,thewat.wereaba. 
j. 28.  Noah  lived  after  the  floud  3yo.  yeers 

29.  days  of  Noah  were  nine  hun.&  fifty eexs 
1 8 .  24.be  fifty  righteous  within  the  city 

fpare  the  place  for  fifty 
z6.ix~l  find  in  Sodom  fifty  righteous 
Exod.z6.  y.  fifty  loops  (halt  thou  make 

fifty  loops  (halt  thou  make  in  the  ed^cs 
6.  (halt  nuke  fifty  taches  of  gold 
1  o.makt  fifty  loops  on  the  edge  of  one  curt, 
and  fifty  loops  in  the  edge  of  the  curtain 
1 1.  (halt  make  fifty  taches  of  brafle 
27. 1 2. (hall  be  hangings  of  fifty  cubits 
1 3 .  eaftward  (hall  be  fifty  cubits 
1 8 .  the  breadth  fifty  every  where 
30.23.  of  cynamon  two  hundr.  &  fifty  (hekels 
of  calamus  two  hundr.and  fifty  (hekels 
3  6. 1 2. fifty  loops  made  he  in  one  curtain 

and  fifty  loops  made  he  in  the  edge  of 
1 3  .he  made  fifty  taches  of  gold 
1 7. and  he  made  fifty  loops  upon  the  edge 
1 8 .  and  he  made  fifty  taches  of  brafle 
38.1  i.were  hangings  of  fifty  cubits 
i3.fortheeaft  fide  fifty  cubits 
z6.  and  five  hundred  and  fifty  men 
Lev.  23 .  16.  (hall  ye  number  fifty  dayes 

27.3.  even  thy  eftimation  fhall  he  J?/?y  fhekels 
I'fi.homer  of  barley — valued  at  fifty  fhekels 
2v«/».i.2y.numbred  of  the  tribe  of  Gad  4y6yo. 
4. 3. from  thirty  yeers  even  untill  fifty  yeers 
2 3. untill  fifty  yeers  old  (halt  thou  number 
Verfe  3  o. 
3  y  .even  unto  fifty  yeers  old,every  one 

Verfes  39,43,47. 
36.  of  Kohathites  two  thoufand  7  yo. 
8.2f.  and  from  the  age  of  fifty  yeers  (hall  ce3fe 
1 6. 2-two  hund.and  fifty  princes  of  the  affemb. 

1 7  •  two  hundred  and  fifty  cenfers 
3  y.  fire  confumed  the  two  hund.and  fifty  men 
26. 1  o.what  time  the  fire  devoured  2  y amen 
3 1.3  o.fhalt  take  one  portion  of  fifty 
47.  Mofes  took  one  portion  of  fifty 
y  2.  (even  hundred  and  fifty  fhekels 
Dent.  2  2. 29.to  the  damofels  father  fifty  (hekels 
Jofh.7.  2t.  wedge  of  gold  of  fifty  fhekels  weight 
2  Sam.  1  y.  1.  and  fifty  men  to  run  before  him 

1  &ȣ.i.y. 
24.24.  and  oxen  for  fifty  fhekels  of  filver 

1  Kjn.7.z.  breadth  of  the  forreft-houfe/z/O'  cubits 

^.length  thereof  was  fifty  cubits 
9.23.  five  hundred  and  fifty  which  bare  rule 
10.29.  an  hoife  for  an  hundred  and  fifty,  and 
18.4.  hid  them  by  fifty  in  a  cave 
1 3. Lords  prophets,  by  J?/??  in  a  cave 
i9.prophets  of  Baal  4yo.and  of  the  groves 
22.  but  Baals  prophets  are  4*0.  men 

2  King.  1,9.  captain  of  fifty  with  his  fifty 

1  o  .and  J 


F  I  F 


FIF 


F  I  G 


F  I  G 


10. and  faid  to  the  captain  of  fifty  ?  *P 

let  fire  —  confume  thee,and  thy  fifty 

Verfe  12. 

fire — confumed  him,  and  his  fifty 

Verfe  12. 

1 1  .another  captain  of  fifty, with  his  fifty 

ij.captain  of  the  third  fifty,  with  his  fifty 

the  third  captain  of  fifty  went  up 
my  life,&  the  life  of  thefe  fif. — be  pre. 
2.7.and  fifty  men  of  the  fons  of  the  prophets 
16.be with  thy  fervants  fifty  ftrongmen 
17.  they  fent  therefore  fifty  men 
1  $.7.did  leave  but  fifty  horfe-men,&  ten  char. 
20.  of  each  man  fifty  fhekels  of  (ilver 
j  j  .with  him  fifty  men  of  the  Gileadites 
u.i  .Manaffeh  reigned  fifty  and  five  yeers 

1  Chr.g.g.tbeir  brethren  —  nine  hundr.  fifty  &  fix 

2  Cbr.  j. 9.  weight  of  the  nails  was  fifty  fhek.  of  go. 
26. 3  .Uzziah  reigned  fifty  and  two  yeers 

E^ra  8.6.  Ebed,  and  with  him  fifty  males 
Nek7.70.gave  a  thouf.  drams  of  %o\d,fifty  bafons 
Efib.%.1  4.gallowes  be  made  of  fifty  cubits  high 

7.9.  alfo  the  gallowes,  fifty  cubits  high 
Ifa.  3.  3.  the  captain  of  the  fifty, &  the  honourable 
£^.40. 1  j .  unto  the  face  of  the  porch  fifty 
2  1 .  the  length  thereof  was  fifty  cubits 

Chap.2r.36. 
29.  it  was  J?/Jy  cubits  long  Verf.  3  3 . 

36.thelength  was  fifty  cubits    Chap.42.7. 
42.2.the  breadth  was  fifty  cubits 
8.  in  the  utter  court  fifty  cubits 
4J.  2.  and  fifty  cubits  round  about 
Hag.  2. 16.  to  draw  out  fifty  veffejs 
L»^7-4I>one  ought  joo.pence5&  the  other  fifty 

16.6.  fit  down  quickly,and  write  fifty 
fob.8.57.  thou  art  not  yet  fifty  yeers  old 

fifty  two. 
2  Ring.  1  $.  2.  Azariah  reigned  two  and  fifty  yeers 
E^<z  2. 2  9-the  children  of  Nebo^j/andtwo 
Neh.6. 1 5.  moneth  Elul  in  fifty  and  two  dayes 
7.33.  men  of  the  other  T<ieho}fifty  and  two 
fifty  fixe. 
Ex?a.  2.22.  children  of  Netophah  fifty  and  fix 

fifty  thoufand. 
1  Sam.6. 19.  he  fmote  of  the  people  fifty  thoufand 
1  Cbr. <,.zi  .they  took  of  their  cattel  fifty  thoufand 

1 2.3  3  .fifty  thoufand  that  could  keep  rank 
Ail.  19. 1 9.  found  it  fifty  thoufand  peeces  of  filver 

■fifty  one  thoufand. 
Nim.z.16.  and  fifty  one  thoufand  and  four  hund. 

fifty  two  thoufand. 
Num.  26.3  4.  fifty  and  two  thoufand, &  feven  hun. 

fifty  three  thoufand. 

Num.  1 ,43  .were  fifty  three  thoufand  &  four.hund. 

Chap.2.30.  &  16.47. 

fifty  foure  thoufand. 

Num.1.29.  were  fifty  four  thoufand,  and  4fhund. 

Chap.  2.6. 
fifty  feven  thoufand. 
Num.i. 1  i.were  fifty  feven  thoufand  &  four  hund. 

Chap. z. 8. 
*-l* -fifty  and  feven  thou(and,and  fix  hundred 
fifty  nine  thoufand. 
Num.i.  23.  were  fifty  nine  thoufand  &  three  hun. 

fifties. 
Exod.18.z1.  rulers  of  fifties,  and  rulers  of  tens 

Verf.  2  5. 
Veut.  1. 1 5. captains  over  J?/t  je$,captains  over  tens 

1  Sam.8.  1 2.he  (hall  anoint  him  captains oy.  fifties 
z  Kin.i.i^.iotmet  fifties  with  their  fifties 
Mar. 6. 40.  they  fate  down  by  hundr.and  by  fifties 
Lu\e  9.  1 4.  fit  down  by  fifties  in  a  company 

fiftieth 

Lev.z^.10.  ye  mill  hallow  the  fiftieth  yeer 
1 1 .  a  Jubile  (hall  the  $f«?f&  yeer  be 

2  King.  1 5 .  23 .  in  the  fiftieth  yeer  of  Azariah 
27.  in  the  two  and  fiftieth  yeer  of  Azariah 

:         '        -fi*. 
GeK.3.7.they  fewed  fig  leaves,  and  made  aprons 
;  //d.34.4.  as  a  falling  fin,  from  the  fig-tree 
iFtgss, 

N«»2.  1 3,2 3  .they  brought  the  pomgranats  and  j%s 
20.  j. it  is  no  plare  of  figs  and  vines 

i  Sam.z  5.18.  and  two  hundred  cakes  of  J%s 
30.1 2.°;ave  him  a  piece  of  a  cake  of  figs  , 


z  King.zo.j.lCaizh  faid,Take  a  lump  of  figs 
1  Cbro.  1 2.40  .cakes  of  j?gi,and  bunches  of  raifins 
Nek  1 3  ■  1  j.  as  alfo  wine,grapes,  and  figs  they  bro. 
Cant.  2. 1 3  .fig-tree  putteth  forth  her  green  fiis 
Ifa.38.z1.  let  them  take  a  lump  of  figs 
fer.8.  1 3 .  (hall  be  no  figs  on  the  fig-tree 
24.1.  behold,  two  baskets  of  figs 
a.very  good  figs,  like  the  figs  that  are 

other  basket  had  very  naughty  figs 
3  •  I  faid,  Figs,  the  good  figs,  very  good 
5. like  thefe  good  figs,  fo  will  I  acknowledge 
8. and  as  the  evill  figs,  which  cannot  be 
29.17. 1  will  make  them  like  vile  figs 
Nahum  3 .1 2.1ike  fig-trees  with  the  firft  ripe  figs 
Mat.y. iG.domea  gather  figs  of  thirties 
L«£.6.44.of  thorns  men  do  not  gather  figs 
fames  3.1 2. fig-t.bear  olive  berries,eith.a  vine  figs 
Rev.6. 13.  asa  fig-tree  cafteth  her  untimely  figs 

fiqrtm. 

fudg.g.  io.the  trees  faid  to  the  fig-tree, Come 

1 1 .  but  the  fig-tree  faid  unto  them 

1  King.  4.  2  5 .  dwelt  fafely  under  his  fig-tree 

2  Kjng.  18.3 1.  and  every  one  of  his  fig-tree 
Prov.z7.18.  whofo  keepeth  the  fig-tree,  (h^A  eat 
Cant.z.  1 3 .  fig-tree  putteth  forth  her  green  figs 
Z/a.34.4.as  a  falling  fig  from  the  fig-tree 

36.16.eat  every  one  of  his  fig-tree 
fer.8. 1 3  .there  (kill  be  no  figs  on  the  fig-tree 
Hof.9.10.  firft  ripe  in  the  fig-tree  at  her  firft  time 
foel  1.7.  he  hath  barked  my  fig-tree 

1 2.  and  the  fig-tree  languifheth 
z-zz. the  fig-tree  and  vine  doe  yeeld  their  ftren. 

Micab  4.4.  every  man  under  his  fig-tree 
Hab.  3 . 1 7  .although  the  fig-tree  mail  not  bloflbme 
Hag.  2. 1 9.  as  yet  the  vine  and  the  fig-tree 
Zech.3.1  o.under  the  vinc,and  under  the  fig-tree 
Mat.21.1g.  when  he  faw  a  fig-tree  in  the  way 

and  prefently  the  fig-tree  withered  away 
ao.how  foon  is  the  fig-tree  withered 
21 .  this  which  is  done  to  the  fig-tree 
24.3  2.  now  learn  a  parable  of  the  fig-tree 

Mar.13.zS. 
Mark  1 1 . 1 3  •  and  feeing  a  fig-tree  afar  off 
20.  they  faw  the  fig-tree  dried  up 
2 1. behold,the /?£-«>•«£  which  thou  curfedft 
Lu\e  1 3. 6. had  a  fig-tree  planted  in  his  vineyard 
7.I  come  feeking  fruit  on  this  fig-tree 
z  1 .29-behold  the  fig-tree,  and  all  the  trees 
fo)m  1.48.  when  thou  waft  under  the  figrWee 

50.I  faw  thee  under  the  fig-  tree 
fames  3.1 2. can  the  fig-tree  beare  olive  be-'ites 
Rev.6. 1 3  .as  the  fig-tree  cafteth  her  untimely  figs 

jF<g-tree0. 

Deut.8.8.z  land  of  wheat ,barky,and  fig-trees 
Pfal.  10  f.  3  3 .  he  fmote  their  vines  and  fig-trees 
fer.^.i-j.  they  (hall  eat  up  thy  fig -trees 
Hof.z.  1 2. 1  Will  deftroy  her  fig-trees 
Amos  4.  9.  when  your  fig-trees  &  olive-trees  incf 
Nabum  3.12.  ftrong  holds  (hall  be  like  fig-trees 

ftvfrt. 
1  S5.17.20.as  the  hoft  was  going  forth  to  the  fig. 

1  Tim.6.iz.  fight  the  Lords  fight  of  faith 

2  Tim.q.y.I  have  fought  a  good  fight 
Heb.10.3z.ye  endured  a  great  fight  of  afHi&ions 

1 1 . 3  4.made  ftrong,waxeu  valiant  in  fight 

Deut.i.  41.  we  will  go  up  and  fight,  according 
42.go  not,neither  figbt,fot  I  am  not  among 
2.3  2.he,and  all  his  people,  to  fight  at  Jahaz 
fudg.  1 1 . 1 2.come  againft  me,  to  fight  in  my  land 

1  Sam.4.9. quit  your  felyes  like  men>md  fight 
8.20.goe  out  before  \xs,ai\d  fight  our  battels 
17. 1  o.give  mc  a  man,that  we  may  fight 
1 8 . 1 7  .be  valiant,and  fight  the  Lords  battels 

2  Sam.i  1.20. fo  nigh,whenye  did  fight 

1  Kjn.zz.3  1. fight  neith.  with  great  nor  fmall,fave 

2  Cbr.  19. 30. fight  ye  not  with  fipall  or  great,fave 
3 1  .they  compafied  about  him  to  fight 

20. 17.  (hall  not  need  to  fight  in  this  battell 
32.8.  the  Lord  to  fight  our  battels 
3  f.22.difguif.  himfelf,that  he  might  fight  with 
P/<z/.i44.i.which  teadbeth  my.  fingers  to  fight 
Jer.%  i.3o.mighty  men  have  forbom  to  figjit 
Zech,  1  o.  5  .and  they  fhall  fight, bpcaufe  the  Lord 

i4.i4.Judah  alfo  (hall  fight  at  Jerufalem 
John  1..8. 3  6. .then  would  my  fervants  fight 


FIG         FIG 

1  Cor. 9.  26.fo)?fkI,notasone  that  bcateth  the 
1  Tim.6.  1 2.  fight  the  good  fight  of  faith 
fames  4. 2.  ye  fight  and  warre,yet  ye  have  not 

fi$)ldgMifi. 
Exo.  1 .  10.  joyn  to  our  enemies,  &  fight  againft  us 
Deut.zo.  10. nigh  unto  a  citie,to  fight  againft  it 
fofi  1  o.  2  5  .all  your  enemies  againlt  whom  you  fi. 
1 -1. $.camc  to  j5gk  againft  Ifrael 
1 9. 47. went  to  fight  againft  Le(hem 
fudg.  1. 1.  firft  to  fight  againft  them 

3.  we  may  fight  againft  the  Canaanites 
9.  went  down  to  fight  againft  the  Canaanits 
io.9.pa(Ted  over  to \  fight  alfo  againft  Judah 

1 8.  what  man  that  will  begin  to  fight 
1 1 .8.  and  fight  againft  the  children  ot  Ammon 
9. if  ye  bring  me  home  again,  to  fight  againft 
2V.  did  he  ever  fight  againft  them 
3  2.pa(Ted  over,to  fight  againft  them 
1 2. 1. wherefore  pafledft  thou  over  to  fight  a<»a, 

3.come  this  day  to  fight  againft  me 
20.  ao.  themfelves  in  aray  to  fight  againft  them 
1  SrtKZ.i?.i8.j%teaga.themuntill  they  be  conf. 
23. 1.  the  Phihftines  fight  againft  Keilah 
29.8 .  that  I  may  not  go  fight  againft  thee 

1  Kjng.  1 2. 2 1 .  to  fight  againft  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
24.  ye  (hall  not  fight  againft  your  brethren 

iChron.11.4 
20.23.  let  us  fight  againft  them  in  the  plaine 
2  J.  will  fight  againft  them  in  the  plaine 
26.  went  up  to  fight  againft  Ifrael 
22.3  2.  they  turned  afide  to  j%fe3gainft 

2  Kjng.  3.21.  were  come  up  to  fight  againft  them 
i9.9.heiscomeout  to  fight  againft  thee 

2  Chro.n.  1.  warders  to  fight  againft  Ifrael 
13.12.  fight  ye  not  againft  the  Lord 
3  z.2.  purpofed  to  fight  againft  Jerufalem 
3  5.20.Necho  came  to  fight  againft  Carchemifli 

Neb. 4.8.  to  come  and  fight  againft  Jerufalem 

Pfa.  35.1.  fight  againft  them  that  fight  againft  me 
56.2.  be  many  that  fight  againft  me 

Ifa.  19.2.  (hall  fight  every  one  againft  his  brother 
2?.7.nations  that  fight  againft  Ariel 

all  that  fight  againft  her 
8.the  nations  be  that  j%fe?  agai.mount  Z ion 

fen  1. 1 9. they  (hall  fight  againft  thee,  but  (hall 

1  j. zo.fight  againft  thee,but  (hall  not  prevaile 

2  i.4.ye  fight  againft  the  King  of  Babylon 
5 .  my  felfe  will  fight  againft  you 

3  2.2.4.  Caldeans  that  fight  againft  it 
29  Caldeans  that  fight  againft  this  city 

34.22.  and  they  (hall  fight  againft  it 
37. 8. (hall  come  again,  &  fight  againft  this  city 
10.  fuakten  the  Caldeans  that  fight  z^z.  you 
Zech.1q.3and  fight  againft  thofe  nations,as  when 
Acts  5.3  9.be  found  to  fight  agamft  God 

2  3 .9.  let  us  not  fi$ht  againft  Gqd 
Rev . 2. 1 6.and  will  figbt  againft  them  with  the  fw. 

ftafolfur. 
Eaoi.14.14.the  Lord  (hall  fight  foryou 
Veut.  1 . 3  o.he  thall  fight  for  you,according  to  all 
3 . 2  2.yotir  G°d,  he  (hall  fight  for  you 
20»4.  thatgoeth  with  you  to  fight  for  you 
2  King.  10.3  .and  fight  for  your  mafters  houfe 
Neh.q.  14. fight  for  your  brethren, your  fons 
20.refort,  our  God  (hall  fight  for  us 
Ifa.  31.4.  come  to  fight  for  mount  Zion 

fi$)t  wit}).    . 
Exod.i"].g.<goe  out,  fight  with  Amalek 
/0J&.9. 2.themfelves  together  to  fight  with  Jofmia 
fudg.8.  r.wenteft  to  fight  with  the  jslidianites 
9.38^0  out  now,and  fight  with  them 
1 1.6.  that  we  may  fight  with  Ammon 

1  Sam.  1 3 .  f.Philiftines  gathered— to  fight  wth  If. 
17.9.  ifhebeabletojzffc  with  me 

3  2.will  «o  and  fight  with  this  Philiftine 
3  3  .art  not  able  to  fight  with  him 
28. 1  .together  to  warfare  to  fight  with  Ifrael 

2  Chr.i  5.2°2.difg.himfelf,thathemight)%fe  with 
7/^.30.3  2. battels  of  fliaking  will  he  fight  with  it 
fer.3 2.5-though  ye  fight  with  the  Caldeans 

3  3  .j. they  came  to'  fight  with  the  Caldeans 
41 . 1 2. then  they  went  to  fight  with  Ifhmael 
Dan.io.zo.to  fight  with  the  prince  of  Petfia 
1 1 . 1 1  .come  forth  to  fight  with  him 
figtyett), 
Exok  1 4 . 2  f  .  for  the  Lord  fighteth  for  them 

fof.zi.  io.God 


F  IG 


FIL 


FIL 


F  I  L 


F  IL 


F  I  L 


fojh.zz.  io.God,he  it  is  that  figbteth  for  you 
i  Sam.zl.z8.  my  lord  figbteth  the  batt.  of  the  Lo. 

^Fighting, 
i  Sam.  1 7 . 1 9.1frael  were  fighting  with  the  Philift. 
a  Chro.z6. 1 1 .  Uzziah  had  an  hoft  of  fighting  men 
Pfa(.$6.i.  he  fighting  daily,opprefleth  me 

Jigl)t<ng0. 

2  Cflr^.f.without  were  fightings^  within  feares 
/««  4. 1 .  from  whence  come  wars,  and  fightings 

Deut.4.16.  the  fimilitude  of  any  J%«>'c? 

J/^  44. 1  j  .maketh  it  after  the  figure  of  a  man 

Rom.  5.  1 4.the  jSgwe  of  him  that  was  to  come 

1  Cor.  4.  6.  thefe  things  I  have  in  a  figure  transf. 

Heb.9.9.  which  was  a  J?£«re  for  the  time 

1  i.io.from  whence  he  received  him  zh.z  figure 
1  Yet.  3.  zi.  the  like  j%«re  whereunto,  even  bap. 

^Figures. 
1  King. 6. z 9. with  carved  figures  of  Cherubins 
Acts  7.43  .figures  which  ye  made  to  worihip 
H^.9.24.  which  are  the  figures  of  the  true 

1  S<««.  1 3 . 1 1  .yet  they  had  a  /z/e  for  the  mattocks 

tfffl. 
I^v.z^.ip.andyee  fhall  eat  your  J?# 
Veut.zi.  24.  thou  mayeft  eat  gcapesthyjfTZ 
Prov.7.  i8.come3  let  us  take  our  fill  of  love 

am. 

Gen.x. zz.  multiply,  and  fill  the  waters  in  the  fea 
42.15.  Jofeph  com  m  anded  to  fill  their  facks 
44. 1  .fill  the  mens  facks  with  food 
Exod.\o.6.an&  they  {hill  fill  thy  houfes 

1 6. 3  2.  fill  an  omer  of  it  to  be  kept 
1  Sam.i6.i.fiU  thine  horn  with  oyfe,and go 
1  ^mjj.  18. 3  3.  fill  four  barrels  with  water 
/<?&  8.21.  till  he  fill  thy  mouth  with  laughin^ 
i<;.z.  fill  his  belly  with  the  eaft  winde 
20.23.when  he  is  about  to  j?#  his  belly 

2  3.4.  and  fill  my  mouth  with  arguments 

3  8 . 3  9. or  fill  the  appetite  of  the  young  lion 
41.7  .canft  thou  fill  his  skin  with  barbed  irons 

Pfal,8 1.10. thy  mouth  wide,and  I  will  JzV/it 
8  3 . 1 6.  fill  their  face  withfhame 
1 10.6.  (ball  fill  the  places  with  dead  bodies 
Pw.Li3.we  fhall  fittonr  houfes  witbfpoile 

8.  ai.  and  I  will  J?// their  treat ures 
Ifa.8.2.  fhall  fill  the  breadth  of  thy  land 
14.2 1.  not.  fill  the  face  of  the  world 
Z7.6.fitt  the  face  of  the  world  with  fruit 
S 6. 1 2.we  will  fill  our  felves  with  ftrong  drink 
J"??'.  1 3. 1 3. 1  wiWfillzW  the  inhabitants  of  this  la. 
23.24.  do  not  I  fill  heaven  and  earth 
3  3 . 5.  it  is  to  fill  them  with  dead  bodies 
5 1 . 1 4. 1  will  fill  thee  with  men 
E\el(.  3 .  1.  fill  thy  belly  with  this  roule 
7. 19.neitb.er  j?#  their  bowels 
9.7.  fill  the  courts  with  theflain 
lo.z.fill  Lhine  hand  with  coals  of  fire 
24.4.^7/it  with  the  choice  bones 
30.11.  and  fill  the  land  with  the  flam 
32.4.I  will  fill  the  beafts  with  thee 

j. and  fill  the  vall>  ys  with  thy  height 
3 1.2*  fill  his  mountains  with  his  flain 
Zeph.1.9.  which  fill  their  maft.  houfe  with  violen. 
Hag.z.7.  I  will  fill  this  houfe  with  glory 
Mat. 9.16.  which  is  put  in,to  fill  it  up 
1 5.  3  3 .  as  to  fill  fo  great  a  multitude 
23.32./?//  up  the  meafure  of  your  fathers 
John  2.7.  y?#  the  water  pots  with  water 
Rom.  1 5. 1 3.  the  God  of  hope  fillyoa  with  all  joy 
Ephef.^.io.that  he  might  j?# all  things 
Col.  1 .24.  and  fill  up  that  which  is  behind 
1  Tkef.z.  1 6.  to  fill  up  their  fins  alway 
Rev.  18 .6  cup  (he  hath  filled,]?//  to  her  double 

■filled 

Gen.6.\  3#the  earth  is  filledwith  violence 

21.19.  (he  went>  &  j?M  the  bottle  with  water 
24-1 6,Rebefeah  filledher  pitcher,  and  came 
26.1 5.  Phihftines  filled  the  wels  with  earth 

£.wd.i  ^.children  of  Ifrael  filled  the  land 
2.  i6.and  filled  the  troughs  to  water  their 
28.3.  whom  I  h^ve  filled  with  wifdome 
3 1. 3. and  I  have  filledhim  with  thefpiritof  G. 

3  5. 3 1  .he  hath  filled  him  with  the  fpirit 

3  5  .them  hath  he  filled with  wifdome 
40.34>glory  of  the  L.  p/ed  the  tabern.  V.3  5. 


Deut.z6. 12.  that  they  may  eat  and  be  filled 

31.20.  (hall  have  eaten,and  filled  themfelves 
fojh.9.  1 3 .  and  thefe  bottles  which  we  filled 

1  King.2.  io.the  cloud  filled  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
1 1  .glory  of  the  Lord  had  filled  the 

1 8 . 3  5 .he  filled  the  trench  alio  with  water 
20.27.  but  the  Syrians  filled  the  countrey 

2  King.  3 . 2  j .  caft  every  man  his  ftone,and  filled  it 
21.16.till  he  had  j?//e</ Jerufalem  from  one 
23.  i4.j?fc/their  places  with  the  bones  of 
24.4.  he  filled  Jerufalem  with  innocent  bloud 

2  Chro.5.14.  glory  of  the  Lord  had  filled  the  houfe 

-7.1.  glory  of  the  Lord  filled  the  houfe 

2.glory  had  filled  the  Lords  houfe 

£377?  9. 1 1  .which  have  filled  it  from  one  end 

fob.  3 . 1 5.  who  filled  their  houfes  with  diver 

i6.8.thou  haft  fittedme  with  wrinckles 

22.1 8.  he  fillcdtheir  houfes  with  good 
ffal.i  8.7.1oins  ate  filled  with  a  lothfomc  difeafe 

7 1. 8. let  my  mouth  be  filled  with  praile 

72.19.  earth  be  filled  with  his  glory 
8o.9.deep  root,  and  it  filled  the  land 
104. 28 .  they  are  Jz//ed  with  good 
1 23-3.we  are  exceedingly  filled  with  contempt 

4.  exceedingly  filled  with  fcorning 
Pro. <$.io.  let  ftrangersbej?//«/  with  thy  wealth 
24.4.by  knowledge  (hall  the  ftrangers  be  filled 
2  5.  i6.left  thou  be  filled  with  it 
30.1 6.  earth  that  is  not  filled  with  water 
2  2.foolj  when  he  is  filled  with  meat 
Ecclef.1.8.  nor  the  em  filled  with  hearing 
6.3.  foule  be  not  J?/M  with  good 
7. and  yet  the  appetite  is  not  filled 
Cant.  5.2.  for  my  head  is  filled  with  dew 
lfa.6.\.  and  his  truine  fitted  the  temple 

2  r  •  3 .  my  loynes  J?#«if  with  paine 

3  3.5.  he  filled  Zion  with  judgement 
34.t5.the  (word  of  the  Lord  is  filled 
43.24.nei.  haft  thou  filled  me  with  the  fatnefle 
65.20.old  man  that  hath  not  filled  his  dayes 

fer.i  j. 17.  thou  haft jf/Wme  with  indignation 
1 6. 1 8 .  they  have  filled  mine  inheritance 
i9.4.have  filled  this  place  with  bloud 
41.9 .Nethaniah  filled  the  pit  with  them 
46. 1 2.  and  thy  cry  hath  filled  the  land 
51.34.)?//^  his  belly  with  my  delicates 
Lam.i.\  5. he  hith  fittedwe  with  bitternefle 

3Q.he  is  filled  full  with  reproach 
£^#.8,17.  have  filled  the  land  with  violence 
10.3.  cload  fitted  the  inner  court 
1 1  ^«<ye  have  j?i7erf  the  ftreets  thereof 
28.16".  they  have  filled  the  midft  of  thee 
3  6.3  8.cities  be  filledwixh  flocks  of  men 
43.  5.  glory  of  the  Lord  filled  the  houfe 

Chap.44.4 
Dan.z.2  ?• an<*  fifod  the  whole  earth 
Nahum  2.12.  filled  his  holes  with  his  prey 
Hab.z.16.  thou  art  /Kferf  with  fhame  for  glory 
Hdg.1.6".  ye  drink,  but  ye  are  not  filled 
Zech.g.  1 3.  have  filled  the  bow  with  Ephraim 
^f<tf.27.48.fpunge,andj?&rf  it  with  vinegar 
Mar.z.zi.  elfethe  new  piece  that  filled  it 
7. 27.1et  the  children  hrRbe  fitted 
15.36.  one  ran  and  filled  a  fpunge 
Luty  1. 53. hee  hath $U*d  the  hungry  with  good 
2.40. ftrong  in  fpirit,  filled  with  wifdome 
5.7.  they  came  and  filled  both  (hips 
14.23.  that  my  houfe  may  be  filled 
1  y.  \6.  fain  have  filled  his  belly  with  husks 
John  z.7. they  filled  them  up  to  the  brim 

6. 1 3  .and  j?/zW  twelve  baskets  with  fragments 
16.  6.  forrow  hath  filled  your  hearts 
1 9. z  9. they  filled  the  fpunge  with  vinegar 
/4i5?j  2.2.  filled  all  the  houie  where  they  were 
4.8.  then  Petei, filled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
5.3.  why  hath  Sathan  filled  thine  heart 
28.  ye  have  filled  Jerufalem  with  your  doctr. 

9. 17.  and  be  fitted  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
1 3 .9.then  Saul,  fitted  with  the  holy  Ghoft 

R1WB.1.29.  being  fitted  with  all  unrighteoufnefle 
■    15.14.  fitted  with  all  knowledge,  able  alfo 
24.be  fomewhat  filled  with  your  company 
2  Cor.  j.  4. 1  am  fitted  with  comfort,  I  am 
Ephef.i.19.  fittedwith  all  thcfulneffe  of  God 

5.18.  but  be  filled  with  the  fpirit 
Phil.  1 . 1 1 .  fitted  with  the  fruits  of  righteoufnefle 


Col.1.9.  filled  with  the  knowledge  of  his  will 
2  Tim.i  .4.  that  I  may  be  fill:d  with  joy 
/flWKj  2. 16.be  ye  warmed  &  J?//e^,notwithfrand. 
Rev. $.<;.  filled  it  with  fire  of  the  altar 

1 5. 1.  in  them  is  fitted  up  the  wrath  of  God 
18. 6. in  the  cup  which  (lie  hath  filled 
Shalbe  jritteXi. 
Exod.  1 6. 1 2.in  the  morning  ye  (halbe  _/KW 
2v«OT&.i4.2i.all  the  earth  (halbe  filled  with  the 
2Kw.3.i7.that  valley fhalbe  filledwith  water 
P>W.i.3  1. be ^//^  with  their  own  devices 
3 . 1  o.fo  (hall  thy  barnes  be  filled 
12.21.  wicked  (hall  befitted  with  mifchiefe 
14.14.  (hall  be  fitted  with  his  owne  wayes       ' 
i3.20.  withincreafeofhis  lips  fhall  be  fitted 
20.  17.  mouth  (hall  be  filled  with  grlvcll 
fer.  13.12.  every  bottle  (hall  be  filledwith  wine 

Verfei2. 
£^.23.3  3.  thou  (halt  be  )?#«/  with  drunkennefs 

39.20.thus  ye  (hall  be  fitted  it  my  table 
Hab.z.  1 4.  the  earth  (hall  be  j?fc/ 
Zecb.g ,  1 5.  they  (hal  1  be /?#frf  like  bowles 
Mattb.f.6.  that  hunger,  they  (hall  befitted 
Udie  1. 1 5. he  fhall  be  filledwith  the  holy  Ghoft 
3 . 5. every  valley  (hall  be  fitted^  and 
6.  2 1 .  for  yee  fhall  be  filled 
K'asfiWzH. 
Gen.6.1 1. the  earth  was  filledwith  violence 

1  Kiag-7.  i4.and  he  was  filledwith  wifdome 

2  Klng-i-  io.the  countrey  was  fitted  with  water 

2  Cbio.f.it.  that  then  the  houfe  was  jfflied 
16, 14.  bed,  which  was  fitted  with  odours 

P/i».  1 2<?.2.then  was  our  mouth  filled  with  laugh. 
Ifa.6.4.  houfe  was  fitted  with  fmoake 
j«".  51.5.  though  their  land  was  filledwith  fin 
E%el(.  10.4.  houfe  was  j?#ed  with  the  cloud 
£^.1.41.  Elizab.was  filledwith  the  holy  Ghoft 
6.  7.  Zacharias  was  fitted  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
Tflfc.  1 2.3.  houfe  was  fitted  with  the  odour 
ABs  19.29.  whole  city  was  fitted  with  confufion 
Set'.  1 5.8.  Temple  was  j£/kci  with  fmoake 

fKcwc?  JfilleD. 
Nehem.9.z  5 .  they  did  eat3  and  were  j?//e^/ 

Pfalm  78.29 
Hof.ii.6.to  their  pafture,  fo  were  they  filled 

they  were  fitted^ad  their  heart  was  exal. 
Mrtfb.  1 4>20.they  did  all  eat,and  were  filled 

Chap.15.37.  &  Mar.6.^z. 
Mar. 8.8  So  they  did  eat,  and  were  fitted 
Luk-q. 28. heard  thefe  things,they  were  filledwith 
5.2C5.  glorified  God,and  were  filledwith  feare. 
6. 1 1. and  they  were  filledwith  madnefle 
8. 2 3. and  they  were  fitted  with  water 
9. 1 7-they  did  eat,  and  were  all  fitted 
John  6.1 2.when  they  were  fitted,he  faid,  Gather 

2«S.did  eat  of  the  loaves,and  were  fitted 
ABsz.^.  were  all  fitted  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
j***   VV6—  c>--/au0.     Chap.4.31. 
3.10.  and  they  were  J?flW  with  wonder 
5 . 1 7. were  fitted  with  indignation 
13.45.  Jewes were  fitted withenvie 
5  2.  dilciples  were  filledwith  joy 
<K«>.i9.2i,foules  were  filled  with  their  fleffi 

JPtfteuft, 
Bent. 6. 1 1  .houfes  fuil,which  thou  j?&^?  not 
£^.27.3  3.thou  /zW/?  many  people 

JFtHeO. 

P/2rf.  17.14.  belly  thou  fillefl  with  hid  treafure 

rfftiietlj. 

fob  9. 1 8 .  but  J?toi  me  with  bitternefle 
Pfal.84.6.  the raine  a.\£ofitteth  the  pooles 

107. 9.fitteth  the  hungrie  foule  with  goodnefle 
1 29.7.  the  mower  JzVtofc  not  his  hand 
147.14.jzV/erfc  thee  with  the  fineft  of  the  wheat 
£^fe/:i.2  3.fulneffe  ofhira  tratj?&j#allinall 

^Ffllet. 

fer.  5  2. 2 1  .a  fillet  of  twelve  cubits  did  compafle  it 

rfCUetsf. 

Exod.z7.10.  and  their )?/&« (hall  be  of  filver 
11.  pillars,  and  their  fillets  of  filver 
36.38.  overlaid  their./zY/ttf  J  with  gold 

3  8.  lo.and  their  fillets  were  of  filver 
1 1. the  pillars,  and  their  fillets  offilvtf 

Verfes  12,17,19. 

tfflletetJ, 
£*W.27.i7.all  (hall  be  fittetted  with  filrer 
'        38.17.3llj 


FI  L        FIN 


F  I  N 


FIN 


38.17.  all  the  pillars  were  filiated  with  filver     )  lfd.14.14.find  for  her  felfe  a  place  of  reft 


2 8. overlaid  their  chapiters,&  fitletted them 

nm<  s;:.-      , , , 

,4<fo  14.17.  filling  out  hearts  with  rood  and  glad. 

I/rt.4.4.  have  wafhed  away  the  filth  oi  the  daught. 
Afafeww  j.6.will  caft  abominable  filth  upon  the 
1  Cor. 4.1  j. we  are  made  the  filth  of  the  world 
,pC(,  2  j  not  the  /^f>  of  the  flefh,but  tire  anfw. 

*«%. 
/o&  1 5.16.  how  much  more  filthy  is  man 
P/rf/.  1 4.  j .  they  are  all  together  become  filthy 

Ifa.64.6.  all  our  righteoufnefleare  is  filthy  rags 
Zcp'j,  j.i.  woe  to  her  that  is  filthy  and  polluted 
Zec.3.3.  Jafhua  was  cloathed  with  filthy  garments 

4>take  away  the  filthy  garments 
Col.  3.8.  but  now  have  put  off  filthy  communicat. 
1  Tim.X'X  .not  greedy  of  filthy  lucre,  but  patient 

Verfe8. 
Km .7. no  ftriker,not  given  to  filthy  lucre 

1 1-  teaching  things  for  filthy  lucre  fake 

1  Pet.f.z.not  for  filthy lucre,but  of  a  ready  minde 

2  Pet.  2.7.  vexed  with  the  filthy  converfation 
/#«fe  8.thefe  J?Mby  dreamers  defile  the  fiefh 
Rev.22.11.he  that  is  filthy  let  him  he  filthy  ftill 

jF«th(ne(Te. 
2  Cfcro.29.  f.and  carrv  ouc  tne  fi^'mUe 
E^a  6.1  i.from  the  filthinefe  of  the  heathen 

9. 1 1  .unclean  with.the  filthineffe  of  the  people 
Pro.30.12.  yet  not  wafhed  from  their  filthineffe 
i/S.28.8.  all  tables  are  full  oi  filthineffe 
Lam.i  .9, .her  filthineffe  is  in  her  skirts 
E^«i6.  j6.becaufe  thy  filthineffe  was  powred  out 
22. 1  ? .  will  confume  thy  filthineffe  out  of  thee 
24. 1 1  .that  the  filthineffe  of  it  may  be  molten 

1  j  .in  thy  filthineffe  is  lewdneffe 

not  be  purged  from  thy  filthin.zny  more 
j  6*. 2  5  .from  all  your  filthineffe  w  ill  I  deanfe 
2  tV.7. 1  .let  us  cleanfe  our  felves  from  all  filthin. 
Ephef.^^.neither  filthineffe,  nor  foolifh  talking 
fames  1.2 1. wherefore  lay  apart  all  filthineffe 
Rra.i7.4.full  of  abominations,and  filthineffe 

2  Cor.  13.1  i.finally,my  brethren,  farewell 
Eph.5.1  o.  finally,  my  brethren,be  ftrong in  the  L. 
Phil.  3. 1. finally, my  brethren ,rejoyce  in  the  Lord 

4.8. finally,  whatfoever  things  are  true 
2  Thef.  3.1.  finally, brethren,  pray  for  us 
i  Pet.^.Z.finaTty,heyez\\  of  one  mind 

f  too. 
Gen.  19. 11. wearied  themfelves  to  find  the  door 
,  j  2. 19.  fpeak  to  Efau  when  you  find  him 

41.38.  can  we  findhch  a  one  as  this  is 
Numb.$  2.23  .be  fure  your  fin  fhall  find  you  out 

3  ?.27.and  the  revenger  of  bloud  findhim 
DC^.4.29  .thou  fhalt  j?»rf  him  if  thou  feck  him 

22.2  j. a  man  find  her  in  the  city,  and  lie  with 

2  j. a  man  find  a  betrothed  damofell 
28.  a  man  find  a  damofell  that  is  a  virgin 

Judg.14. 1 2.  findit  out,  then  will  I  give  yon 
i7.8.fojourne  where  he  could  find  a  place 
9.  fojournc  where  I  may  find  a  place 
Ruth  1.9.  Lord  grant  you  that  ye  may  find  reft 
1  Sam.g.  r  3  .ye  fhall  ftraight-way  find  him 
20.2i.f3ying,Goj(wz(iout  the  arrowes 

j6.run,^«ioutnow  the  arrowes 
24. 1  j.  for  if  a  man  find  his  enemy 

1  Kjng.  1 8. 5 .  perad  venture  we  may  find  graffe 

2  Chro.z. 14.  and  to  find  out  every  device 
.  3  2.4.Affyria  come  and  find  much  water 

Jtf£  1 1.7.  canft  thou  by  fearchingj?wf  out  God 

canft  thou  find  out  the  Almighty 
23.3  .that  I  knew  where  I  might  find  him 
34.11.  man  to  find  according  to  his  wayes 

Pfal.10.1  j.feek — wickednefs,till  thou find  none 
17.3  .tried  me,  arid  malt  find  nothing 

Pro.  z.  ?  .and  find  the  knowledge  of  God 
4. 2  2.are  life  unto  thofe  that  find  them 
8.9.right  to  them  that  find  knowledge 
1  Ljwzrfout  the  know  1.  of  witty  inventions 

!  Ecelef .7 . 1 4.min  mould  find  nothing  after  him 
27. one  by  one,  to  findoat  the  account 
8-17.  that  a  man  cannot  find  out  the  work 
1 2.10.  to  find  oat  acceptable  words 

Cant.%  .8.if  ye  find  my  beloved,that  ye  tell  him 


58.3.  the  day  ofyour  fail  you  find  pleafure 
Jer.10.  i8.diftreffe  them,that  they  may  find  it  fo 

29. 1 3  .ye  fhall  feek  mee  and  find  me 
Lam.1.6.  like  harts  that  findno  pafture 
2.  9.  her  prophets  alfo  find  no  vifion 
I>«fi2.6.4.fought  to  jftzrf  occafion  againft  Daniel 

but  they  could  find  none  occafion 
5.  find  it  againft  him  concerning  the  law 
Mat.j.  i4.and  few  there  be  that  find  it 
18.13.  and  if  fo  be  that  hee  find  it 
Mar\e  1 1 . 2.  yee  fhall  find  a  colt  tyed 

1 3-if  haply  he  might  findzny  thing 
13.36.left  coming  fuddenly,  he  find  you  deep. 
L/^.6.7 .might  j?«rf  an  accufation  againft  him 
1 2. 2S.fi/id  them  fo,  bleffed  are  thofe  fervants 
1  j. 7.  come,  feeking  fruit,  and  find  none 
1  y.4.that  which  is  loft,  untill  hee  find  it 
8.and  feek  diligently,  till  (hee  find  it 
John  10.9.  goe  in  and  out,  and  find  pafture 
ABs  7.46.defired  to  find  a  tabernacle  for  the  God 
17. 27. and  findhim,  though  he  be  not  far 

23.9.  wee  jforfnoevillin  this  man 
Rom.y.  19.  why  doth  hee  yet  find  fault 
2  Cor.p^.and  find  you  unprepared,  we  fhould 
2  Tim.  1 . 1 8.may  find  mercy  of  the  L.  in  that  day 

to,  or  Confi  JfinD. 
Exod.  5 . 1 1 .  get  you  ftraw  where  you  can  find  it 
E^ra  7.i6\all  the  filver  and  gold  thou  canft  find 
Job  3.22.  glad  when  they  can  find  the  grave 
Pro.  zo.6.z  faithfull  man,  who  can  find 

3 1. 10.  who  can  find  a  vertuous  woman 
Ecclef.2.1  1. no  man  can  find out  the  work  that 

7. 24-exceeding  deep,who  can  find  it 
Jer.^.i.ifyeecAn  find  a  man,  if  there  be 
Cannot  jfitiO, 

King.  1 8. 1 2.cannot  find  thee,he  fhall  flay  me 
Job  17.10. 1  cannot  find  one  wife  man  among 

37.23 .  Almighty ,we  cannot  find  him  out 
Ecclef.8.17,  a  man  cannot  find  out  the  work 

fflnti  favour,  or  no  favour 
Deut.z4.i-  that  fhe  find  no  favour  in  his  eyes 
to/7.2.13,  let  me  find  favour  in  thy  fight 

1  Sam.z^.S.  let  the  young  men  find  favour 

2  Sam.  1  ?.2  f .  if  I  fhall  find  favour  in  the  eyes 
Pro. 3. 4.(0 (halt  thou  J?#rf  favour 

28.23  .(hall  find  more  favour  then  he  that 
^iriOgrace.  K 

Gen.T,z.  f .  that  I  may jW grace  in  thy  fight 
33.8.  thefe  are  to  find  grace  in  the  fight 

1  5.  let  me  find  grace  in  the  fight  of 
34.1 1  .let  me  find  grace  in  your  eyes 
47.2  5. let  us  find  grace  in  the  fight  of  my  Lord 
Exod.ii-ii.  that  I  may  find  grace  in  thy  fight 
K/^/j  2. 2. in  whofe  fight  I  fhall  find  grace 

1  Sam.  1. 1 8.  let  thine  handmaid  find  grace  in  thy 

2  Sam.  1 6.4.may  J?»rf  grace  in  thy  fight^my  Lord 
Heb-4.16.find  grace  to  help  in  time  of  need 

lftito. 
Gen.  1 8.26.  if  I  find  in  Sodom  fifty  righteous 

2 8. if  I  find  there  fourty  five,Ile  not  deftroy 

30.1k  not  do  it  if  I  find  thirty  there 
Pfal.  13  2.f.untill  I  find  outa  place  for  the  Lord 
Ecchfi7.z6.znA  I  find  more  bitter  then  death 

28.my  foule  feeketh,  but  I  findnot 
i  Can.%.  1  .when  I  mould  find  thee  wit hout,I 
Jrci'.4j.3.faintedinmy  fighing,andI/??K/noreft 
Lu\e  z 3.  4. 1  j?»rf  no  fault  in  this  man 
John  18.38.  Ifindin  him  no  fault  at  all 
i9.4.know,  that  I  find  no  fault  in  him 

6.  for  I  find  no  fault  in  him 
iRom.7.18.  to  do  that  which  is  good,I  find  not 

2 1 . 1  find  then  a  law,  that  when 
Not  Jf  tnO,  or  Jf  inU  not 
Gen.i  8. 2  2.to  Judah,and  faid,I  cannot  findhet 
Exod.  1 6. 2  j.to  day  ye  fhall  not  find  ill  the  field 

1  Sam.zi  .17. Saul  my  father  fhall  not  find  thee 

2  S#?2. i7.20.fought,an'd  could  not  findthem 

SProv.  1.28.  but  they  (hail  not  jfM  mee 
Eccl.7.z8. 1  findnot  oneman  amonga  thoufand 
Cant.  5.6.I  fought  him,but  I  could  not  find  Piim 
Ifa.4 1 . 1 2  .(halt  feek  them,but  (halt  not  find 
Dan.6.^.  we  (hall  not  find  zny  occafion 
Hcf.  z.6.  yee  fhall  not  ^»d  her  paths 

7.  feek  them,  but  fhall  not  findthem 
<.6.not  find  him,  he  hath  withdrawn  himfelf 


FIN        F  I  N 

Amos  8.1 2.to  feek  the  word,and  (hall  not  j£%/ it 
Luke  j.i9could  not  find  by  what  way  they 

r9,48.could  not  find  what  they  might  doe 
/ofe!7.34.fcekme,and  (hall not findme    V.36. 

3  5. he  goe,  that  wee  fhall  not  findhim 
Rom.j.  1 8.that  which  is  good,  I  find  riot 
2  Cor.  1 2.20.I  (hall  not  ]?»i  youfuch  as  I  would 
Rcy.9.6\feek  death,  and  (hall  not  find  it 

Shall,  otflialt  ^fint). 
Deut. z 8. 6  j. (halt  thou  findno  eafe,  neither 
Judg.9.2  3  .do  as  thou  (halt  jW  occafion 

1  Stf;#.c> ,  1  j  .ye  fhall  ftraight  way  find  him 
about  this  time  ye  (hall  findhim 

10.2. then  thou  (halt  find  two  men 

2  Chro.zo.16.  ye  (hall  jfoithem  at  the  endofthe 
30.9. your  children  fhall  ^/dcompaffion 

£^'.4. 1  ?  .fo  (halt  thou  jWin  the  book  of  records 
P/tf/.2i.8.(hall_/w?d  out  all  thine  enemies 

thy  right  hand  (hall  find  out  thofe 
Pro.  1 . 1 3 .  we  (hall  jzMf  all  precious  fubftance 
8.i7.that  feek  me  early  mz\\  find  me 
1 6. 20.a  matter  wifely,(hallj?»,5?  good 

19.8.  thatkeepethunderftand.  (hall  jfoigood 
Ecclcf.i  i.i.fhilt  finditzitet  many  daies 
/tr.  2.24.  in  her  moneth  they  fhall  find  her 

6.  i6.and  ye  (hall  findteA  unto  your  foules 
Hof- 1  z.8. they  (hall  find  none  iniquity 
Mat.7.7.(eek, andye  fhall  ^»i 

io.j9.1ofeth  his  life  for  my  fake,fhall^«c/it 
11. 29. and  ye  fhall  find  reft  unto  your  foules 
17.27.  thou  (halt  finds,  piece  of  mony 
2i.2.yefhall  /Man  affe  tied 

22.9.  as  many  as  ye  fhall  find,  bid  to  the  marr. 
24.46.vv  hen  he  cometh  fhall  find  fo  doing 

Lu\.  z,  1 2-ye  fhall  find  the  babe  wrapped 
1 1. 9. feek  and  ye  fhall  /»rf,knocke 
1 2,37.when  he  cometh  (hall  find  watching 

43.  cometh,  fhall  find  fo  doing 
18,8.  fhall  hee  find  faith  on  the  earth 
1 9. 3  o. fhall  find  a  colt  tied,  whereon  never 
John  2  i.6.right  fide  of  the  fhtp,and  ye  mz\\  find 
Rev.1%.14.  thou  fhalt  find  them  no  more 

JFlntieft. 
Gen.i  1.3  2.thou  findefi  thygods,let  him  not  live 
£^.3.1.  eat  that  thou  findeft,ezt  this  roule 

rfFmbeth. 
Gen. 4.  i4.every  one  that  findeth  me  (hail  flay 
Job  33.10.  he  findeth  occafions  againft  me 
Pfitl.  1 19.  i62.as  one  that  findeth  great  fpoile 
Pro.  3.13.  happie  is  the  man  that  findeth  wifdome 
8.3  f.whofo  findeth  me,  findeth  life 
14.6.  wifdome,  and  findeth  it  not 
i7.2o.ffoward  hem  findeth  no  good 
18.22.  findeth  a  wife,  findeth  a  good  thing  • 
21.10.  neighbour  findeth  no  favour  in  his  eyes 
2 1  .that  followeth  mercy,  findeth  life 
Ecclef  1  o.  9 .  w  hatfoever  t  hy  hand  findeth  to  doe 
Lam.  1 . 3 .  fhe  findeth  no  reft,  all  her  perfecuters 
Hof.  r  4. 3  .in  thee  the  fatherleffe  findeth  mercy 
Mat.7.%,  and  he  that  feeketh  findeth    Lu^.10.11. 
10. 3  9.he  that  findeth  his  life  fhall  lofe  it 
1 2.43.  feeking  reft,  but  findeth  none 

44.  he  findeth  it  empty,  fwept 
26. 40.  difciples,  and  findeth  them  afleep 
Mar. 14.17.  cometh  ana  findeth  them  fleeping 
Lu\e  1 1 .2  j  .he  jzsjfe/j  it  fwept  and  garnifhed 
John  1. 41. he  nx^t  findeth  his  owne  brother 
43. findeth  Pnilip,faith  unto  him 
4  ^.Vhilip  findeth  Nathaneel,and  faith 
5.  i4.Jefus  findeth  him  in  the  temple 

G«z.4.iy.left  Any  finding  Gain  fhould  killhim. 
Job  9. io'.dtoth  great  thirigs,paft  finding  out 
Ifa. $8 .  i^'.nor  finding  thine  owne  pleafure 
Dike  1 1 .  24-and  j£W/»g  none,  he  faith,  He  rerurne 
Ac! .4.2 1 .  /?w/»zg  nothing  how  they  might  punifh 
1 9. 1 .  and  jfoAHg  certain  difciples 
2 1;  2.Tind  finding  a  (hip  failing  over  to  Phenicia 
4.  and  finding  difciples,  we  tarried 
Rom.  1 1.3  3  .and  his  wayes  paft  finding 
Hcb  8.8.  (or  finding  fault  with  them 

rffine. 
Job  28.  i.  a  place  for  gold,where  they  j?%?  it 

iftne. 
E^tf  8.27.  and  two  veffels  of  fine  copper 
Ifa.  19. 9.  they  that  work  in  fine  flaxe 

Rev.  1.15.  and 


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F  I  N 


F  IN 


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Rev.  i .  1 5 .  and  his  feet  like  unto  fine  braffe 
z.i  8. his  feet  are  like  fine  braffe 
$itlt  flame. 
Lev.z.i.  his  offering  (hall  be  of  fine  flowet 

$.fine  flower  mingled  with  oyle       Verf.  %. 

Cha.i4.io,*i.&  23.13.  Nm.6.i^. 

&7.iJ5«9»  *?>  J1'  ?9'43j49>55) 

61,67,  73>  79-   &8-8- 

7. ranie  of  fine  flower  with  oyle 

y.i  i.tenth  part  of  an  ephah  of  fine  flower 

Chap.  6.20. 
7.1 2.cakes  mingled  with  oyle  of  fine  flower 
14.5.  and  thou  malt  take  fine  flower 
1  King~4.11.  thirty  meafures  of  fine  flower 
1  King.7 . 1  .meafure  of  fine  flower  fold  for  a  fhekel 

Verfe  18. 
i6\meafure  of  fine  flower  was  fold  for  a  fne. 

1  Cbr.Q.za.  tooverfee  — the  fine  flower,the  wine 

23.29.  for  the  fine  flower  for  meat-offering 
£^.16.  1  3.  thou  didft  eat  fine  flower 
19. 1  gave  thee  fine  flower  and  oyle 
46.14.  to  temper  with  the  fine  flower 
Rro.18.13.  and  wine,and  oyle,  and  fine  flower 
■tfinzgold. 

2  Chro  3.  <■.  which  he  overlaid  with  fine  gold 

S.hee  overlaid  it  with  fine  gold 
^ob  28.17.  not  be  for  jewels  of  fine  gold 

3  1. 24. or  have  faid  to  the  fine  gold,Thou 
Pfal.  10.10.  yea,  then  much  fine  gold 

1 1 9. 1 27.I  love  thy  commandem. above  fine  g. 
Pro.  3.14.  and  the  gain  thereof  then  fine  gold 
8.i9.my  fruit  is  better  then  fine  gold 
2  ?.  1 2.as  an  ornament  of  fine  gold,fo  is 
Cant. 5. 1 1.  his  head  isas.themoft  yftzegold 

1  f .  as  pillars  upon  fockets  of  fine  gold 
//ii.i  j.  1 2-make  a  man  more  precious  then  fine  go. 
Lam, 4. 1. how  is  the  moft  J?ro  gold  changed 
2.fons  of  Z  ion  comparable  to  fine  gold 
Dan.  2.  j  2 .  this  images  head  was  of  fine  gold 

10.5.  girded  with  fine  gold  of  Uphaz 
Zcch.y.  1 .  fine  gold  as  the  mire  in  the  flreets 

fflxiz  Linnen. 
Gss.41.42.  arrayed  him  in  veftures  of  fine  linnen 
Exod.z^.^.fine  linnen,and  goats haire 
z6.i.  curtains  of  fine  twined  linnen 
j  1.  a  vaile  of  fine  twined  linnen 
3  6.  fcarlet,and  fine  twined  linnen 
27.9.  hangings  of  fine  twined  linnen 
1 6.  purple,  fcarlet,  and  fine  twined  linnen 
£xoi.28.6,8,i$.  &  36.8,37, 37. 
&  38.18.  &  39.2,7,8,29. 
18.  five  cubits  of  fine  twined  linnen 
18.  j.  they  fhall  take  gold  and  fine  linnen 
39.  imbroider  the  coat  of  fine  linnen 

make  the  mitre  of  fine  linnen 
3  «.6.  purple,  fcarlet,  and  fine  linnen 
2 3 -with  whom  was  found  fine  linnen 
25.  fcarlet,  and  of  fine  linnen 
3  r .  of  the  imbroiderer  in  fine  linnen 
38.9.  hangings  of  fine  twined  linnen 
1 6.  were  ox  fine  twined  linnen 

23.  in  fcarlet  and  fine  linnen 
59.3.  to  work  it  in  the  fine  linnen 

24.  pomegranates  of  fine  twined  linnen 
2 7. they  made  coats  of  fine  linnen 
28. and  made  a  mitre  of  fine  linnen 

and  goodly  bonnets  of  fine  linnen, 
breeches  of  fine  twined  linnen 

1  Chro.4.  2 1 .  of  them  that  wrought  fine  linnen 

1  {.27-  clothed  With  a  robe  of  fine  linnen 

2  Cbro. 2. 1 4  in  fine  linnen, and  in  crimfon 
3.14.  made  the  vaile  of  fine  linnen 

Efih.  1 .6.  faftened  with  coards  of  fine  linnen 

8.r  5.  and  with  a  garment  of  fine  linnen 
Pw.7.16.  deckt  with /»k  linnen  of  Egypt 

31.24.  fhemaketh  fine  linnen,andfellethit 
Ifa.  3 . 2  3  .the  glaffes,  and  the  fine  linnen 
£\e/j\i6.io.I  girded  thee  about  vi'ithfine  linnen 
1 3 -thy  raiment  was  of  fine  linnen 
27, 7. fine  linnen,  wt;'  broidred  work  from  Eg. 
16.  occupied  in  thy  faires  with  fine  linnen 
Ma,\.\  5. 46. and  he  bought  jfe  linnen 
Luke  16.  19.  was  clothed  in  purple  &  fine  linrien 
Rev.  1 8. 1  i.the  merchand.  of  fine  lin.are  departed 
i6.tHat  is  clothed  in  fine  linnen ,andpurp.& 
1 9. 8. that  fhe  mould  be  arayed  in  fine  linnen 


14.  cloathed  in  fine  linnen,  white  and  clean 
Jftne  male. 
Gen.  1 8 ,6.  make  ready  three  meafures  of  fine  meal 

JFtner. 
Pra.2y.4.come  forth  a  veffell  for  the  finer 

fintft, 
Pfal.Si .  1 6.fed  them  with  the  finefi  of  the  wheat 
147.1 4.filleft  thee  with  the  fineji  of  the  w  heat 
finger. 
Exod.8. 19. magicians  faid,This  is  the  finger  of  G. 
29. 1 2. horns  of  the  altar  with  thy  finger 
3 1. 1 8. tables  written  with  the  finger  of  Gcd 
Lev.  4. 6.  dip  his  finger  in  the  bloud 

17-theprieft  fhall  dip  his  )?»£«/•  infomeof 
2  S .mail  take  of  the  bloud— with  his  finger 

Verfe  30. 
34.of  the  bloud  of  the  ftn-off.with  his  finger 
8.1  j.  round  about  with  his  finger 
9- 0. he  dipt  his  finger  in  the  bloud 
14.16.fhaH  dip  his  right  finger  in  the  oyl 

fprinkle  of  the  oyl  with  his  finger 
27-with  his  tight  finger  fome  of  the  oyl 
16.  i4.with  his  finger  upon  the  mercy-feat 

the  bloud  with  his  finger  feven  times 
Verfe  19. 
Num.  1 9.4.take  of  her  bloud  with  his  finger 
Deut.Q.  1  o.tables  written  with  the  finger  of  God 

1  Kjng.i  2.10.  my  little  finger  fhall  be  thicker 
2rtyos.10.10. 

Ifa.  7  8 .9.  the  putting  forth  of  the  finger 
Luk_.ii.zo.  if  I  with  the  finger  of  God  caft  out 

16.24.may  dip  the  tip  of  his  finger  in 
John  8.6.  with  his  finger  wrote  on  the  ground 

20. 2  j.and  put  my  finger  into  the  print 
27.  reach  hither  thy  finger 

2  Sam.z  1. 20. on  every  hand  fix  fingers 
1  Chr.  zo.6.fingers  and  toes  were  four  and  twenty 
P/(i/.8.3.heavens,thework  of  thy  fingers 

1 44. 1 .  teacheth  my  fingers  to  fight 
Pro.6. 1 3 .  hee  teacheth  with  his  fingers 

7.3.  bind  them  upon  thy  fingers 
Cant.  j.j.  j?Bgerjwithfweetfmellingmifrhe 
Ifa.z.i.  which  their  owne  fingers  have  made 

17.8.  that  which  his  fingers  have  made 

58.3.  and  your  fingers  with  iniquity 
fer.  j  2 . 2 1 .  thickneffe  thereof  was  foure  fingers 
D#z.?  .j.came  forth  fingers  of  a  mans  hand 
Mat.  23 ,4.not  move  them  with  one  of  their  fingers 
Mar.7.11.  and  put  his  fingers  into  his  ears 
Dike  1 1.46.  touch  not  with  one  of  your  fingers 

Jfintng. 
Prov.  1 7.3 .  the  fining  pot  is  for  filver 

27. 21.  as  the  fining  pot  for  filver 

Gen.6. 1 6.  in  a  cubit  (halt  thou  finijb  it  above 
Dan.g.zq.  to  finifl)  thetranfgrefflon 
Zech.4.0.  his  hands  fhall  alfo  finijb  it 
Luke  1 4. 2  3.  whether  he  have  fufflcient  to  finifl} 

29.  and  is  not  able  to  finijb  it 

ao.begantobuild,and  was  notable  to  finifl) 
John  4.34.  and  to  finifl)  his  work 

$.3  6.works,Father  hath  given  me  to  finifl) 
Acts  20.24.  might  finifl)  my  courfe  with  joy 
Rom.9.18.  for  he  will  finifl)  the  work 
%  Cor.8.6.  fo  he  would  alfo  finijb  in  you 

Gen.z.i.  thus  the  heavens  and  earth  were  finijbed 
Exod.19.1 2.thus  was  all  the  work  finished 

40. 3  3 .  fo  Mofes  finifhed  the  work 
Deut.ii.z^.  words  untill  they  vine  finifhed 
Jofh.ii,  10.  untill  every  thing  vnsfimjhed 
\Ruth  3.18.  untill  he  have  fimjhedthe  thing 
1  Kjng.6.  9.  built  the  houfe,  and  j?»i/Wit 

Verfe  14 
2»  untill  he  had  finifhed  the  whole  houfe 
38.  was  the  houfe  finifhed  throughout 
7. 1.  and  he  finifhed  all  his  houfe 

22.  fo  was  the  work  finifhed 
a.  1  .when  Solomon  had  fimjhedthe  building 
25.  fohe  fimfiedthe  houfe 

1  d»'0.27.24,began  to  number ,but  finijbed not 
28.20.  untill  thou  have  finifhed  all 

2  Cbron.\>  1 1 .  and  Huram  finifhedthc  work 
$.1.  houfe  of  the  Lord  was  finifhed 
7 . 1 1 .  thus  Solomon  finifhed  the  houfe 


8.16.  and  untill  it  was  finifhed  ' 
24. 1 4.and  when  they  had  finifhed 
29.28.  untill  the  burnt  offering  was  finifhed 
3  1.1.  now  when  all  this  was  finifhed 
7. and  finifhed  them  in  the  feventh  moneth 

£^f.i  6.and  yet  it  is  not  finifhed 
6.14.  they  builded  and  finifhed  it 
1  5.  and  this  houfe  was  finifl)cd 

Nehem.6. 1  j.fo  the  wall  was  finifhed 

Dan.^.z6.  numbred  thy  kingdome,  and  fimfl)ed  it 
1 2.7. all  thefe  things  fhall  be  finijbed 

Mat.  1 3 .  T  3 .  Jefus  had  finifhed  thefe  parables 
19-1.  Jefus  had  finifhed  thefe  faymgs 
26.1.  had  finifhed  all  thefe  thin°s 

John  17.4. 1  hive  fimjhedthe  work° 
19.30.  he  faid,  It  is  finifl)ed 

Ails  21. 7. and  when  we  had  finifhed  our  courfe 

2  Tim.4. 7- 1  have  finijbed  my  courfe 
H^.4>3.the  works  were  fkijhsd  from  the  found. 
Jam.  1.1 5. when  it  is  finifhed,  b.ingeth  forth  death 
Ret>.  1 0.7.  myftery  of  Gcd  mould  be  finifhed 

n.7.fhall  have  finijbed  their  teftimony 
20.?.  untill  the  thoufand  veers  viexefinjhed 
jFtntfhrr. 
He'0.1 2.2.Jefus,the  auihour  $1  finifl)?/  of  our  faith 

JFtnjer. 
Lev.  1  i.p.whatfoever  hath  fins  and  fcales — eat 

Deut.  14.9. 
10.  all  that  have  not  fins  nor  fcales 
1 2.  whatfoevcr  hath  no  fins  nor  fcales 

-Dtaf.14.10. 

rfftre. 

Gc?l.  1 9. 24.  on  Gomorrah  brimftome  and  fire 
22.6 .and  took  fire  in  his  hand,and  the  knife 
7.bchold  the  fire  and  wood,but  where 
Exod.j.z.L-  appeared  unto  him  in  a  flame  of  fire 
behold,  the  bufh  was  burned  with  fire 
g.zi.fire  ran  along  upon  the  grourd 

24.washail,and  fire  mingled  with  the  hail 
1 2.8.eat  theflcfh  in  that  night  roft  viuhfi/e 
9.not  raw,  nor  fodder.— tut  roft  with  fire 
i9.i8.LorddefcendeduponitinJ?)£ 
2 1.6. if  fire  break  out,3n<d  catch  in  thorns 
24. 1 7. was  like  devouring  fire  on  the  top  of 
3  2.24.  then  I  call  it  into  the  j£c,and  there 
40.  38.  and  fire  was  on  it  by  night 
Lev.i.  7.  prieft  (hall  put  fire  upon  the  altar 

lay  the  wood  in  order  upon  the  fire 
8.  upon  the  wood  that  is  in  the  fire 

1 2.  fire  which  is  upon  the  altar 
1 7. upon  the  wood  that  is  upon  th*  fire 

2. 14.  green  ears  of  corn  dried  by  the  fire 
3.7.  upon  the  wood  that  ison  the  fire 
6.9.  fire  of  the  altar  (hall  be  burning  in  it 

Verfe  10. 
1  i.fire  upon  the  altar  fhall  be  burning 
1 3  .the  fire  fhall  ever  be  burning 
9.24.  and  there  came  a  fire  out  from  the  Lord 
10.  i.eith  of  them  his  cenfer,&  put  fire  therein 

2.  fire  from  the  Lord  devoured  them 
i6»i  2. full  of  burning  coals  of  fire 

1 3 .  put  the  incenfe  upon  the  fire 
18.21.  not  pffe  thorow  the  fire  to  Molech 

Num.6. 18.  haire,and  put  it  in  the  fire 

9. 1  e.the  appearance  of  fire  untill  the  morning 

1 6.  and  the  appearance  of  fire  by  night 
1 1.2.  Mofes  prayed,  the  fire  was  quenched 
16.7.  and  put  fire  therein,  and  incenfe 

1 8. every  man  his  cenfer,  &  put  file  in  them 
3  %  .came  out  a  fire  from  the  Lord 

3  7 .  and  fcatter  thou  the  fire  yonder 

4  6.  put  fire  therein  from  off  the  altar 
18.9.  things  referved  from  the  fire 
21.28.  there  is  a  fire  gone  out  from  Hefhbon 
26. 1  o.  fire  devoured  2  jo.  men,&  they  became 

3  i.io.all  their  goodly  caftles  with  fire 

23.  every  thing  that  may  abide  the  fire 
ye  fhall  make  it  goe  thorow  the  fire 

Deut.  1.3  3 .  went  before  you  in  fire  by  night 
4. 1 1 .  and  the  mountain  burnt  with  fire 
1 2.  fpake  to  you  out  of  the  midft  of  the  fire 
Verfe  if. 

24.  thy  God  is  a  confuming  fire 
33.fpeakingout  of  the  midft  of  the  fire 
36.he  (hewed  thee  his  great  fire 

words  out  of  the  midft  of  the  fire 
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5.4.  in  the  mount,out  of  the  midft  of  the  jfre 
j.afraidbyreafonof  the  fire  , 
z  i.out  of  themidft  of  thz  fire  of  the  cloud 
24.voice  out  of  the  midft  of  the  fire- 
2  5.this  great  fire  will  confume  us 
a6.midft  of  theMas  we  have,and  lived 
9.3.  goeth  before  thee  asa  confirming  fire 
icoutof  themidftof  the^,inthe  day 

Chap.  10.4. 
'     1  y.  and  the  mount  burned  with  fire 
18.  jo.  daughter  to  pafle  thorow  the  fire 

zKtng.17.17' 
1  g.fee  this  great  fire  any  more,  that 
fof.7.z<;.  and  burned  them  with  fire 
Ju'dg.6.zi. there  rofe  tip  fire  out  of  the  roek 
9.  1  f  .let  fire  come  ouc  of  the  bramble 
15.I.  he  had  fet  the  brands  on  fite 
16.9.3s  a  threed  when  it  toucheth  they're 
2  Sam.zz.  9.  fire  out  of  his  mouth  devoured 

1  Kj_.18.z2.  on  wood,  and  put  no  fire  under 

lay  it  on  wood,and  put  no  fire  under 
24. that  anfwerethby  fire,kthimbe  God 
2$.  but  put  no  fire  under 
j  8.  then  the  fire  of  the  Lord  fell 
1 9.1 2.  after  the  earth-quake  a  fire 

but  the  Lord  was  not  in  the  fi-K 

2  Kjng.  t .  I  o.  let  fire  come  downe  from  heaven 

Verfe  i  2. 
there  came  fire  from  heaven,  and  conf. 
1 2.  and  the  fire  of  God  came  downe 
14.  bchold,there  came  fire  downe 
2. 1 1 .  behold,there  appeared  a  charet  of  fire 

and  horfes  of  fire,  and  parted  them 
6. 1 7.  full  of  horfes,  and  charets  of  fire  ■ 
i6.j.hisfon  to  pafle  thorow  the  fire 
19. 1 8. have  caft  their  gods  into  the  fire 
2  1:6.  made  his  fon  paffe  thorow  the  fire 
22.10.  pane  thorow  the  fire  to  Molech 

1  Chro.z  1.26.  anrwered  him  from  heaven  by  fire 

2  Chro.7.1 .  the  fire  came  downe  from  heaven 

3 .  faw  how  the  fire  came  downe 
2  3. 6. to  pafle  thorow  the  j?sein  the  val.ofHin. 
35. 1 3  .they  rolled  the  paffover  with  fire 

Ncbcm.z.  3 .  gates  thereof  are  confumed  with  fire 

Verfe  1  p 

Job  1 . 1 6.fire  of  God  is  fallen  from  heaven 
I  y.3  $.firc  fhall  confume  the  tabernacles  of 
18.5.  the fparkofhis  jf/'e (hall not  (hine 
20. 26. a  yfre  not  blowne  (hall  not  confume  him 
22.20.  remnant  the  fire  confume: h 
28.$.undcrit,is  turned  up  as  it  were  fire 
3 1. 1 2.  zsfire  that  confumeth  to  deftruftion 
41.19.  and  fparks  of  fire  leap  out 

P/a/,!  i.6.rainefnares,jzVe  and  brimftone 

1  S.S.fire  out  of  his  mouth  devoured 

haile-ftones  and  coales  of  fire 
Verfe  13. 

2  r  .9.  and  the  fire  (hall  devoure  them 
2g.7.the  Lord  divideth  the  flames  of  fire 
39.3  .while  I  was  mu(ing,the  fire  burned 
4<$.9.hee  burnetii  the  charios  in  the  fire 
50.3-  a  fire  (hall  devour  before  him 
661  »■  we  went  thorow  fire  and  water 
68'.2.  as  wax  melteth  before  the  fire,fo 
74.7.they  have  caft  fire  into  the  San&uary 
78.14.  aU  the  night  with  alight  of  fire 

63. the  fire  confumed  their  young  men 
83.14.  as  the  fire  burneth  the  wood 

flame  fetteth  the  mountains  on  fire 
97.3.  a  fire  goeth  before  him,and  burneth 
104.4.  maketh  his  minifters  a  flame  of  fire 
105.32.  and  flaming  fire  in  their  land 
3  9«and  fire  to  give  light  in  the  night 
1 1 8. 1 2.  are  quenched  as  the  fire  of  thorns 
140.  io.let  them  be  caft  into  the  fire 
i48.8.^eandhaile,fnow  and  vapour 
Pi'0.6. 27.  can  aman  take  fire  in  hisbofome 
16.27.  in  his  lips  there  is  a  burning  j?re 
25.22.  heap  coals  of  fire  upon  his  head 
26. 20. where  no  wood  is,rhere  the  fi>e  goeth 
2 1  .to  burning  coals,and  wood  to  fire,fo 
I0.i6.fire,thzt  faith  nor,It  is  enough 
Cant  8-6.  coales  thereof  are  coals  of  fire 
lfa./{.  5.  (hining  of  a  flame  of  fire  by  night 
5. 24.  as  the  fire  devoureth  theftubble 
9.5.  with  burning,  and  fewell  of  fire 


1 8.  w  iefcednefle  burneth  as  the  fire 

1?.  people  be  as  the  fewell  of  the  fire 

I0.i6.burniriglike  the  burning  of  a  j?re 

1 7.  light  of  Ifrael  (hall  be  for  A  fire 
z6. 1 1 .  fire  of  thine  enemies  (lull  devour  them 
29.6\and  the  flame  of  devouring  fire 
3  o.  i4.a  (heard  to  take  fire  from  the  hearth 
27.his  tongue  as  a  devouring  fire 
3  o.with  the  flame  of  a  devouring  fire 
3  3.  pile  thereof  is  fire  and  much  wood 
3 1.9.  whofe  fire  is  in  Zion 

53.1 1.  your  breath  as  fire  (hall  devour  you   . 
14.  w  ho  (hall  dwell  with  the  devouring  fire 

3  7. 1 9. have  caft  their  gods  into  the  fiVe 
43. 2. when  thou  walkeft  thorow  the  fire 
44.16.  burneth  part  thereof  in  the  fire 

and  faith,  I  have  feen  the  fire 
47.14.  the  fire  (hall  burn  them 
jo.  1 1 .  walk  in  the  light  of  the  fire 
j4.i6.bloweth  the  coals  in'  the  fire 
^4.2.  as  when  the  melting')?/?  burneth 

the  fire  caufeth  the  waters  to  boil 
65.  j.  a  fire  that  burnetii  all  the  day 
66. 1  j.  the  Lord  will  come  with  fire 

and  his  rebuke  with  flames  of  fire 
16.  for  fire,  will  the  Lord  plead 
24.neither  (hall  the'ufire  be  quenched 
Jcr.4.4.  left  my  fury  come  out  like  fire 
5.14.  make  my  words  in  thy  mouth,  fire 
.  6. 1 .  fet  up  a  (igne  of  fire  in  Beth-haccerem 

29.  the  lead  is  confumed  of  the  fire 
20.9.  3s  a  fire  (hut  up  in  my  bones 

21.12.  left  my  furie  goe  forth  like  fire 
a  2.7.  and  caft  them  into  the  fire 
29.22.whom  the  K.of  Babyl.  rofted  in  the  fire 
3  2.3  5.  to  pafle  thorow  the  fire  unto  Molech 
36.22.  and  there  was  afire  on  the  hearth 

23.  and  caft  ft  into  the  fire  that  was  . 
until  all  the  roll  was  confumed  in  the  fire 
j  1 .  <j  8 .  folk  in  the  fire  (hall  be  weary  c »       ' 
Lam.  2.  £.  burned  againft  J:cob  like  a  flaming  fire 

4. he  powred  out  his  furie  like  fire 
Eigk.  1 . 4.  and  a  fire  infolding  it  felfe  : 

amber  out  of  .the  mjdft  of  the  fire 
1 3.  like  burning  coals  of  'the  fire 

and  the  fire  was  brighr,and 
out  of  the^zirwent  forth  l/g.itpirig 
Z7.asthe  appearance  of  fire  round  about 

as  it  were  th.  appearance  of  fire 
5.4.  caft  them  into  the  midft  of  the  fire, 

for  thereof  (hall  a  fire  come  forth 
8.2.alikenefleasthe  appearance  of  fire 

from— his  loins  even  downward  fire 
10.2.  fill  thine  hand  with  coals  of  fire 

6.  tike  fire  from  between  the  wheeles 

7.  ftretched  forth  his  hand  unto  the  fire 
I5.4.  btholdjit  is  caft  into  the  fire 

fire  devoureth  both  the  ends  of  it 
f.whenthe  jfre  hath  devoured  it 
6. 1  have  given  to  the  fire  for  fewell 
7.  they  (hall  goe  out  from  one  fire 

and  another  fire  (hail  devour  them 
16.2 1. pafle  thorow  the  fire  for  them 
19. 1 2.  the  fire  confumed  therri 

i4.y?reisgoneout  of  a  rod  ofherbranches 
20.26.  they  caufed  to  pafle  thorow  the  fire 
3 1.  your  fons  to  pafle  thorow  the  fire  ■ 
21.3  1.  againft  thee  with  the^re  of  my  wrath 

3  2.  ftialt  be  for  fewell  to  the  fire 
22.20.  to  blow  the  fire  upon  it,  to  melt 
2 1 .  upon  you  in  the  fire  of  my  wrath 
3  i.eonfutned  them  with  the  fire  of  my  wrath 
23,2  5.refiduefhallbe  devoured  by  the  fire 

37.  thorow  the  fire  to  devoure  them 
24.9.  make  the  pile  for  fire  great 

1 2.  her  fcilnl  (hall  bee  in  the  fire 
28.14.  in  the  midft  of  the  ftones  of  the  fire 
1 6.  from  the  midft  of  the  ftones  of  the  J??"? 
1 8 .  bring  forth  a  fire  from  the  midft  of  thee 
30.8.  when  I  have  fet  a  fire  in  Egypt 
14.  and  I  will  fet  fire  in  Zoan 
16.  and  I  will  fet  fire  in  Egypt 
36.5r.furely  in  the  fire  of  my  jealoufie 
3  8 , 1 9.1'n  the  fire  of  my  wrath  have  I  fpofceft 
22.  great  haile-ftones,  fire  and  brimftone 
39. 6.  will  fend  a  fire  on  Magog 

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D«#.3.2  2.flame  of  the  fire  flew  thofe  men 
2  4. three  men  into  the  midft  of  the  fire 
2 f  .walking  in  the  midft  of  the  fire 
26.came  forth  of  the  midft  of  the  fire 
27. upon  whofe  bodies  the  fire  had  no  power 
northefmell  of  the  fire  had  paffed  on  them 
7.9.IMS  wheeles  as  burning  fire 
10. 6. his  eyes  as  lamps  of  fire 
Hof.y.6.it  burneth  as  a  flaming .fire        :      _: 
Joel  1.19.  fire  hath  devoured  the  paftures 

Verfe  20. 
2. 3  .a  fire  devoureth  before  them 
fjhkethenoife  of  a  flame :  of  fire' 
30.bIoud^and  fire,%nd  pillars  of  (moafe 
Amo.  5. 6.  left  he  break  out  lik ■'.  fire 

74.  God  calleth  to  contend  by  fire 
Chad.  18.  houfe  of  Jacob  (halbe  &  fire  '    - 
Mic.i.q.zs  waxe  before  the  fire 
Na}).i.6.his  fury  is  powred  out  like  fire 
Hab.z.  1 3  .people  (hall  labour  in  the  very  fire 
Zeph.  1 . 1 8  .devoured  by  the  fire  of  his  jealoufie 

3.8.devouredwiththej?>'e  of  my  jealoufie 
Zecb.z.  j. will  be  unto  htr  a  wall  of  fire 

3«2.isnoc  this  a  brand  pluckt  out  of  the  fire 
9.4-fhe  fhalbe  devoured  w  ith  fire 
1 1.6. like  an  hearth  of  fire  among  the  wood 

and  like  a  torch  of  fire  in  a  fheafe 
1 3 .9.I  Will  bring  the  third  part  thorow  the  fire 
Mai. i.z.fot  he  is  like  a  refiners  fire 
Mat.  3.10.1s  hewed  down,and  caft  into  the  fire 
1 1. he  dial  baptife  you  with  the  ho.Gh,&  fi. 
Lul{e  3.16. 
7.io.h'ewcn  downe,and  caft  into  the  fire 

Lul^e  3.0. 
1 3 .42.  caft  them  into  a  furnace  of  fire 

Verfe  50. 
1 7. 1  fi  oft-times  he  falleth  into  rhe  fire 
i8.8.tobe'caft  into  cverlaftihg  fire 
i54i.depattyecUrfed  intoeverlafting^'^ 
May.o.  22.it  hath  oft  him  into  the  fire 
■■    43 .  fire  that  never  (halbe  quenched 
44.dieth  norland  their  fire  is  not  quenched 

Verfe  45. 
46rinto  the  fire  that  never  (halbe  quenched 
47.two  eyes,  to  be  caft  into  hell  fire 
14.  J4.arid  warmed  himfelf  at  the  fire 
Lu\.  3 .1 7. will  burn  w ith  fire  unquenchable 
"  9-f  4.wilt  thou  that  we  command  fire  to 
1 2.49.I  am  come  to  fend  fire  on  the  earth 
17.29.the  fame  day  it  rained  fire 
22. 56. beheld  him  as  he  fate  by  the  fire 
John  1 5. 6- into  the  fire,znd  they  are  burned 
i8.i8.whohadmadea  fire  of  coales 
2 1 .9.they  faw  a  fire  of  coales  there 
/2#. 2. 3. cloven  tongues,like  as  of  fire 

i9.bloud,  and  fire,znd  vapour  of  fmoak 
7.30.ina  flame  of  j?re  in  a  bulh 
2 8. 5. and  laid  them  on  the  fire 
5. (hook  off  the  beaft  into  the  fire 
Rom.  1 2. 20. (halt  heap  coales  of  fire  on  his  head 

1  Cor. 2 . 1 3  .it  (halbe  revealed  by  fire,znd 

i  the  fire  (hall  trie  every  mans  work 

r  f  .(halbe  fayed,  yet  fo  as  by  fire 

2  Tbefii.S.in  flaming  fire,  taking  vengeance 
Heb.  i  .7iand  his  minifters  a  flaming  fire 

1  i.34.qHenchcd  the  violence  of  fire 
i  z.  1 8.touched,and  that  burned  with  fire 

29.forour  God  is  a  confuming./?/"* 
Jam.^'j.hoYf  great  a  matter  a  little}?/?  kindleth 

6.and  the  tongue  is  a  fire 
5.3.fliall  eat  your  flefli  as  it  were  fire 

1  Pel.  1.7.  though  it  be  tryed  with/^mi'gbt 

2  Pef.3.7.  referved  unto  fire  againft  the  day 

1 2.  wherein,the  heavens  being  on  fife 
Jude  7.fufFering  the  vengeance  of  eternall  fire 

23.  pulling  them  oiit  of  the  fire 
Rev.  1 . 1 4.  his  eyes  were  as  a  flame  of  fire 
2.18.  hath  his  eyes  like  a  flame  of  fire 
3. 1 8.  buy  ofme  gold  tried  in  the  fire 
4.5.  lamps  of  fire  burning  before  the  throne 
8 .  j.  filled  rt  with  fire  of  the  altar 

7.  and  fire  mingled  with  bloud 

8.  a  great  mountain  burning  with  fire 

9. 17. having breaft-phtes  ot  fire^nd  Jacincl 
out  of  their  mouthes  ifiueii  fire 
1 8.third  part  of  men  killed  by  the  fire 
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i  i.^.fire  proceedeth  out  of  their  mouth 
1 5.1  j.maketh  fire  come  down  from  heaven 
14. 10.  hee  {hall  be  tormented  with  fire 

1 8  .angel  which  had  power  over  fire 
1  5.2.  fea  of  glafie  mingled  with  fire 
16.8.  power  given  to  him  to  fcorch  with  fire 

19  1  2.  his  eyes  were  as  a  flame  of  fire 
20.  were  caft  alive  into  a  lake  oifire 

20.9-and  fire  C3me  down  from  God 
1  o.  Divell  was  caft  into  the  lake  of  fire 
1 4.death  &  hell  was  caft  into  the  lake  of  fire 
1  5.  was  caft  into  the  lake  of  fire 
2 1.8.  in  the  lake  which  burneth  with  fire 
^txzburn  or  burnt,  See  it  in 
HSum,  Sgurnt. 
Hell  -fixz. 
Mat.f.i  2.  fliall  be  in  danger  of  hell  fire 

18.9.  then  to  be  caft  into  hell  fire 
^i(j>'.p.47.having  two  eyes,to  be  caft  into  hell  j*?^ 

Kindle,  or  kindled  jUvtZ, 
Exo.zz.6.he  that  kindled  the  fire  flial  make  reftit. 

3  5.3 .  fliall  kindle  no  fire  upon  the  Sabbath 
Dzut,  3  2 .  2  2.  a  fire  is  kindled  in  my  anger 

•  Jer.15.14. 

2  Sam.zz.  13.  were  coals  of  Jfre  kindled 
Pfal.jS.z  1.  afire  was  kindled  againft  Jacob 
i06.1S.fire  was  kindled  in  their  company 
Ifa.  10.  i6.kindle  a  burning  like  the  burn,  of  a  fire 

50.1 1.  all  yee  that  kindle  afire 
fer.j.  18.  the  fathers  kindled  the  fire 
11.16.  he  hath  kindled  jzre  upon  it. 
1 7.4-have  kindled  a  fire  in  mine  anger 

27.  then  I  kindle  ajlfre  in  the  gates 
2 1. 1 4. 1  will  kindle  a  fire  in  the  forreft 
4 j.  1 2.1  will  kindle  afire  in  the  houfes 
49.27. 1  will  kindle  afire  in  the  wall 
Jo.  j  2.I  will  kindle  a  fire  in  his  cities 
Lrtm.4.  1 1 .  and  hath  kindled  a  fire  in  Zion, 
£^.20.47. 1  kindle  a  fire  in  thee 

24.10. heap  on  wood,  kindle  the  fire 
Amos  1. 1 4. will  kindle  a  jfre  in  the  wall  of  Rabb. 
Mai.  1.  io.kindle  J?w  on  mine  altar  for  nought 
Luke  22.55.  when  they  had  kindledajfre 
.<4<fo  28.2.they  kindled  afire  and  received  us 

■fiXZ  joyned  with  fffcftfe,  or  make. 

I  Exod.%9. 1 8.an  offering  made  by  j?*?  unto  the  Lo. 

Chap.25.41.8c  20.2i.£ev.i.9,i  JJI7. 

8:2.2,9,16.    &  3.3,  5,  9, 11,  14. 

8:7.5,25.    &  8.21,  28.  &  22.  27. 

23.8,13,18,25,27,36,37.  8c  24.7. 

2v«#z.i  5.3,10,13,14.  &18.7. 

Lev.  2.  3.  offerings  of  the  Lord  made  by  j?re 

Ver.ro.  &Chap.6.i8. 
11.  in  any  offering  made  by  fire 

3.16.  food  of  the  offering  made  by  fire 
4.3  5.  offerings  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

Cha.5.12. 

6. 17.  my  offerings  made  by  fire 
7.30.  the  offerings  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 

Verf.35.  &  Chap.  1 0.12. 
I0.i3.facrifices  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 
1 5 .  offerings  made  by  fire  of  the  fat 

Chap.21.21. 
2i.6.offering  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 
22.22.nor  make  an  offering  by  fire  of  them 
24.9.  of  the  offerings  made  by  fire 
Num.  1 5.25.3  facrifice  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 
i8.  2.  for  my  facrifices  made  by  fire 
3 .  this  is  the  offering  made  by  fire 
6.  a  facrifice  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

Verfes  8,13,19. 
24. meat  of  the  facrifice  made  by  fire 
29.6.  facrifice  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 
1 3 .  facrifice  made  by  fire  of  a  fweet  favour 
Verfe  36. 
Dent.  1 8 . 1 .  fliall  eat  the  offerings  made  by  fire 
fojh.  1 3 .  i4{facrifices  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 
z  Sam.z.zS.  all  the  offerings  made  by  fire 

Pillar  offixz. 

Exod.  13.21  .and  by  night  in  a  pillar  of  fire 

ai.nor  the  pillar  of  fire  by  night 

14.24.loc.ked  through  the  pillar  of  fire 

Tta2.14.14.and  in  a  pillar  of  j£>£  by  night 

Nehem.  9. 1 2.in  the  night  by  a  pillar  of  fire 

19-neither  the  pillar  of  ^ff  by  night 
Kevel.io.  r .  and  his  feet  as  pillars  of  fire 


Send,or  fent  -fttz. 
Lam.  1.  1 3 .  from  above  hath  he  ferit  fire 
Hof.S.  14.  will  fend  a  fire  upon  his  cities 
Amos  1 .4. 1  will  fend  a  fire  into  the  houfe  of  Haz, 
7-fend  a  fire  on  the  wall  of  Gaza 
1  o.  fend  a  fire  on  the  wall  of  Tyrtis 
1  2.1  will  fend  a  fire  upon  Teman 
2.2. 1  will  fend  a  fire  upon  Moab, 
5. 1  will  fend  a  fire  upon  Judah 
Seton$ixz. 
Dent.  3  2.22.  fet  on  fire  the  foundation  of  mount. 
Jofi)&.%.  that  ye  fliall  fet  the  city  on  fire 

r  9.  and  fet  the  city  on  fire 
fudg.  i.8.  fmitten  it,  and  fet  the  city  on  fire 
9.  49.  fet  the  hold  on  fire  upon  them 
20.48.  they  fet  on  fire  all  the  cities 
z  Sam.  1 4.  3  o.  goe,  and  fet  it  on  fire 

Abfaloms  fervants  fet  the  field  on  fire 
3 1.  thy  fervants  fet  my  field  on  fire 
z  Kjne.8.1 2.ftrong  holds  wilt  thou  fet  on  fire 
pfcl-  57-4.among  them  that  are  fet  on  fire 
Ifa.zy.i  1.  woman  come  and  fet  them  on  fire 

42.  2  5.  fet  him  on  fire  round  about 
fer.%  2.29.  ftiallcome  and  fet  on  fire  this  city 
E%s\.  3  9. 9. fliall  fet  on  fire,  and  burn  the  weapons 
/#».3.6.fetteth  on  fire  the  courfe  of  nature 

and  is  fet  on  fire  of  hell 
Strange  £lxz. 
Lev.  10. 1. offered  ftrange  fire  before  the  Lord 
Num.$.  4.  when  they  offered  ftrange  fire 

Chap.26.61. 

fudg.  1 5.4,  and  put  a  fire-brand  in  the  midft 
Amos  4. 1 1 .  ye  vyere  as  a  fire-brand  pluck t  out 

jFiresbjantwr. 
fudg.  1 5.4.  took  fire-brands, and  turned  tail  to  tail 
Pw.26.18.as  a  mad  mancafteth  fire-brands. 
//d.7.4.two  tailes  of  thefe  fire-brands 

.    ,  .    Jftte^anjJ. 
Exod.  2  7 .3  .his  flefli- hooks,  and  his  fire-pans. 

Chap.  38.3. 
2  King.zi'i  5-and  the  fire-f ans,and  thebowles 
fer.  5  2 . 1 9 .  the  bafons,  &  the  fire-pans  carried  aw. 

J/S.24.5.glorifieye  the  Lord  in  the  fires 

tftrkfruef. 
fob,  i.6t  containing  two  or  three  firkins  a  piece 

Jffrmainent, 
Gen.i.6.Goi  faid,Let  there  be  a  firmament 
7>God  made  the  firmament, and  divided 

the  waters  under  the  firmament 
from  the  waters  above  the  firma. 
8.  God  called  the  firmament  heaven 
i4.1et  there  be  lights  in  the  firmament 
1 5.  let  them  be  for  lights  in  the  firmament 
1 7.  God  fet  them  in  the  firmament 
20.  may  fly  in  the  open  firmament 
Pfal.tg.i.the  firmament  fheweth  his  handy  work 

1 50. 1  .praife  him  in  the  firmament  of  his  power 
E^k- 1  • a  2.and  the  likenefle  of  the  firmament 
2  3  .under  the  firmament  were  their  wings 

25.  &  there  was  a  voice  from  the  firmament 

26.  above  the  firmament  was  the  likenefle 
io.i.behold,in  the  firmament  that  was  above 

Dan.  1 2. 3 .  fliine  as  the  brightnefs  of  the  firmament 

iiixm. 
fojh.  3.17.  flood  firme  on  drie  ground 

4.3.  where  the  priefts  feet  ftood  firme 
fob^i.z^.  they  are  firme  in  themfelves 
24.  his  heart  is  as  firme  as  a  ftone 
P/afe.73.4.  but  their  ftrength  is  firme 
Dan.  6. 7.  and  to  make  a  firme  decree 
Heb.3.6.  and  the  hope  firme  unto  the  end 

tfirre. 
1  Kjng.<;.8.and  concerning  timber  of  fine 

6.1 5. and  covered  the  floor  with  planks  of  fine 
Cant.  1 . 1 7.  are  Cedar,and  our  rafters  of  fine  • 

■$ixxz=tree. 
1  Kjng.6.3/^.  two  doores  were  of  firre-aee 
zCbro.^.f.  houfe  he  fieledwith  fine-tree 
lfit.^  1 .  19.I  will  fet  in  the  defart  the  fine-nee 
55.  13.  in  ftead  of  thorne  fliall  come  fine-tree 
60.13.  thej£ye-tree,the  pine-tree,and  boxe 
H0f.14.li. 1  am  like  a  green  fine-tree 
Zech.  1 1 .2.  howle  firre-tree,for  the  Cedar  is  fallen 


■tfixxzttrces. 

1  Kj'ig'1. 10.  Hiram  gave  Solomon  fine-trees 

9. 1 1.  furniflied  Solomon  with  fine-trees 
z  King.  19.23.  cut  down  the  talljfrre-trees 
z  Chro.z.8.  fend  me  alfo  cedar-trees,j??w-trees 
Pfalm  104.17.  the  firre-trees  are  her  houfe 
lfa.  14.8.  the  firre-ttees  rejoice  at  thee 

3  7.24.cut  the  choice  firre-zrees  thereof 
E-Ksk.  27. 5.  made  thy  flilp  boards  of  firre-aees 

3 1. 8. the  j??Ye-trees  were  not  like  his  bowes 
Nabum  2.3 .  the  jfrre-trees  fliall  be  terribly  fhaken 

JfiXXZ^rvood. 
zSam.6.  5.  inftruments  made  of  ./She-wood 

rffteft. 
Cen.z.  1 1.  the  name  of  the  firfi  is  Pifon 

1 5. 25 .  the  firfi  came  out  red  all  over 

26. 1  .befide  the  firfl  famine  that  was  in  the  da. 

3  8.28.  faying,  This  came  out  firfi. 

4  i.20.eat  up  the  fifi  feven  fat  kine 
Exod.$.  8.  hearken  to  the  voice  of  the  firfi 

23.i9.the./j//2ofthefirft  fruits 
28.17.the/fryfrowfhallbe  aSardius 

this  fliall  be  the.  firfl  row 
34.1.  two  tables  like  unto  the  firfi 

4.hewed  two  tables  like  unto  the  firfi 
39.10.  the  firfi  row  was  aSardius 

this  was  the  firfi  row 
Ief.4.21.  as  he  burned  the  firfi  bullock     ' 
5.8.  which  is  for  the  fin-offmng  firfi 
9. 1 5.  offered  is  for  fin,  as  the  firfi 
Numb.  2.9.  thefe  fliall  firfi  fet  forth 
10.13.  they  firfl  took  their  j  ourney 

i4.in  the  firfl  place  went  the  ftandard  of 
1 3 .  2Cthe  time  of  the  firfi  ripe  grapes 
15.  20.  a  cake  of  the  firfl  of  your  dough 
2 1.  firfl  of  your  dough  ye  fliall  give 

18. 13.  whatfoever  is  firfl  ripe  in  the  land 
24.2o.Amalek  was  the  firfi  of  the  nations 

Deut.  1  o.  1 .  he w  thee  two  table*  like  the  firfi. 
2.words  that  were  in  the  firfi  tables 
3- 1  hewed  two  tables  like  the  firfi 
1  o.according  to  the  firfl  time  fourty  dayes 

1 1 . 1 4.  the  firfl  raine,and  the  latter 
13.9.  thine  hand  fhallbe^/iupon  hira 
17.  7.  witnefles  fliall  be  firfl  upon  him 
18.4,  firfl  of  the  fleece  of  thy  fheep 

S3. 21.  provided  the  firfi  part  forhimfelfe 
fojb.z  1. 10. for  theirs  was  the  firfi  lot 
fudg-i.i.  who  (hall  goe  firfi  to  fight 

20.18.  which  of  us  fliall  goe  firfl 

faid,  Judah  fliall  goe  up  firfl 
39-fmitten,  as  in  the  firfi  battell 

1  Som.t^.i^.fiifl  fhughter  which  Jonathan  made 

35.  the  firfi  altar  that  he  built 

2  Saw.  3. 1 3.  except  thou  firfi  bring  Michal 
19.  20. 1  am  come  firfl  this  day 

4 }  .our  advice  fliould  not  be  fir  ft  had 
2i.9.dayes  of  hatveft,in  thefirfl  dayes 

23.19.  attainednot  unto  the  firfi  three 

Verfe  23. 
1  King.17.13.  but  make  thereof  a  little  cake  firfi 
'     i8.2  5.dreffeitj?//2,foryearemany 

20. 1 7.  young  men  went  out  firfi 
1  Cbron.y.z.  now  thefirfl  inhabitants  that 
j  1.6.  whofoever  fmiteth  the  Jebufitesjfr/2 

fo  Joab  went  up  firfl,  and  was  chiefe 
21.  hee  attained  not  to  the  firfi  three 

Verfe  25. 
1 2.9.  Ezer  the  first,  Obadiah  the  fecond 
ie?.7.David  delivered yfr/2 this  Pfalme 
23.19.  fons  of  Hebron,  Jeriah  the firfi 
20.  fons  of  Uziel,  Micbah  the  firfi 
24.7.  firfl  lot  came  forth  to  Jehoiarib 

a  1. of  the  fons  of  Rehabiah,the  firfi  wa$  Iftj. 
23.fonsof  Hebron,  Jeriah  the  firsl 

2  5.9.the  firfi  lot  came  forth  for  Afaph 
29.29.  ads  of  David,  firfl  and  laft 

1  Cfo-0».3.3.bycubits,aftertLeJ?>'#meafure  ' 

9-29.the  ads  of  Solomon  firB  and  laft 
12.15  .the  ads  of  Rehoboam  firS  and  laft 
i6.ii.  theadsofAfa  jfrtfandlaft 
1 7.3  .walked  in  the  firfi  wayes  of  his  fathec 
20.34.ads  of  Jehofliaphat  firfi  and  laft 
2  5.2<5.the  reft  of  the  ads  of  Amaziah,firfl  and 
26.22.  the  ads  ofUzziah  firfl  and  laft,did 
28.26.  ads,and  all  his  wayes  firfi  and  laft        J 
,  ,      .   .  ,  3y.27.his) 


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3  J.27.  his  deeds  firft  and  laft  are  written 
£^•.3.1 2. that  had  feen  the  glory  of  the  firft  houfe 
Eftb.  1 . 1 4.  which  fate  the  firft  in  the  kingdome 
fob  1 5.7.  thou  the  firft  man  that  was  born 

42.14.  the  name  of  the  firft  was  Jemima 
Pro. 1$. 17. firft  in  his  own  caufe  feemeth  juft 
Ifii.41.4I  the  Lord  the  firft,and  with  the  laft 
27.  the  firft  fliall  fay  to  Zion,  Behold 

43.27.  thy  firft  father  hath  finned 

44^.  I  am  the  firftt  and  I  am  the  laft 

Chap.48.12. 

60.9.  and  the  mips  of  Tarfhifli  firft 
fer.4. 3 1.  as  her  that  bringeth  forth  her  firft  child 

i6.iS.firft,l  will  recompence  their  iniquity 
24. 2.  like  figs  that  are  firft  ripe 
3$.28.words  that  were  in  the  firft  roll 
jo.  17.  firft  this  King  of  Afiyria  devoured  him 

£^.10. 14.fi/ft  face  was  the  face  of  a  Cherub 
40. 2 1 .  after  the  meafure  of  the  firft  gate 
44. 3  o.the  firft  of  the  firft  fruits  of  all  things 
alfo'give  the  firft  of  your  dough 

"DW.6.  2.  of  whom  Daniel  was  firft 

7.4.  the  firft  was  like  a  lion 
8.  three  of  the  firft  horns  pluckt  up 
24.  (hall  be  divers  from  the  firft 

8.2 1.  great  home  is  the  firfl  King 
Hof.z.7.  will  returne  to  my  )&/2  husband 

9. 10.  firft  ripe,  at  her  )zr/2  time 
Amos  6.7.captive  with  the  firft  that  goe  captive 
Micab  4.8.unto  thee  —even  the  firft  dominion 
Nabum  3 . 1 2.1ike  fig-trees,  with  firft  ripe  figs 
Hag. 2. 3 .  faw  this  houfe  in  her  firft  glory 
Zecb.6.z.  in  the  firft  charet  were  red  horfes 

1 2.7.  mail  fave  the  tents  of  Judah  firft 

14.10.  unto  the  place  of  the  firft  gate 
Mat.  j .  24 .  firft  be  reconciled  to  thy  brother 

6".  3  3 .  feek  ye  firft  the  kingdome  of  God 

7.5.  firft  caft  out  the  beame  out  of  thine, 
8.21.  firft  to  goe  an  d  bury  my  father 
10.2.  names  of  the  twelve,thej(z?$  Simon 
1 2. 29.except  he  firft  bind  the  ftrong  man 

Ma.r\i.if. 
4  J  .later  ftate  of  that  man  worfe  then  the  firft 
13.30.  gather  ye  together  firft  the  tares 
17.10.fay  the  Scrib.  That  Elias  muft  j?»$  come 
Matkg.iz. 
1 1.  Elias  truly  fliall  firft  come,and  reftore 
Ma(\  9.12 . 
'272  take  up  the  fifli  that  firft  cometh 
19.30.  many  that  be  firft  fliall  be  laft 

and  the  laft  fliall  bee  firft 
Mark  10.31. 

20.8.  from  the  laft,  unto  the  firft 
10'.  but  when  the  firft  came,  they 
i6.fo  the  laft  (hall  be  firfi,zad  the  firft  laft 

2 1 .  28  .he  came  to  the  firfi,and  faid,Goe 
31.  they  fay  unto  him,  The  firft 
36.  other  fervants  more  then  the  firft 
22.2  5.  the  firft,  when  he  had  married 
38.this  is  the  fir ft  commandement 
23.26.  cleanfe  firfl  that  which  is  within 
27.64.  errour  fliall  be  worfe  then  the  firft 
Mark  4.28.  firft  the  blade,then  the  eare 
7.27.  let  the  children  firft  be  filled 
9.3  j.  if  any  man  defire  to  be  firft,the  fame 
1 2.20.  firft  took  a  wife,and  left  no  feed 
28  .which  is  the  firft  commandement 
z9.fi.rft  of  all,the  command.  is,Hear  O  Ifrt. 
30.  this  is  the  j/fr/i  commandement 
1 3.10.  the  Gofpel  muft  firft  be  published 
16.9.  appeared  firft  to  Mary  Magdalen 
Lltk.  1 .3.  of  things  from  the  very  firft 

2.2.  firfl,  when  Cyrenius  was  firft  governour 
6.1.  on  the  fecond  fabbath  after  the  firft 

42.  caft  out  firft  the  beam  that  is  in 
9. 59.  fuffer  me  firft  to  bury  my  father 

6 1  .let  me  firft  goe  bid  them  farewell 
Io.s.^fay,Peacebe  to  thishoufc 
1  i.26.1aft  ftate  of  that  man  worfe  then  the  fir. 
38.that  he  had  not  firft  waflied  before  dinn. 
I2.i.fay  unto  the  difciples,/fr$  of  all 
1 3.30.there  are  laft  which  fliall  be  firft 

and  there  are  firft  which  fliall  be  laft 
14. 1 8 .  the  firft  faid  unto  him,I  have  bought 
28.  fitteth  not  down  firft,  and  counteth 

Verfe  28. 


3  x  .down  firft  and  confulteth  whether 
16.5/aid  unto  the  firft,  How  much  oweft 
i7.z%.firft  muft  he  fuffer  many  things 
19.16.then  came  the  j?r/2,faying,Lord;,tby 
20. 2?.and  the  firft  took  a  wife 
2 1 ,9.for  thefe  things  muft  firft  come 

John,  i.4t.hej?r/?findeth  his  own  brother 

5.4-whofoever  firft  aiter  the  troubl.  of  the  wat. 
8 .7  .let  him  firft  caft  a  ftone  at  her 
1  o.40.place  where  John  firft  baptized 
1 8. 1 3 .  led  him  to  Annas  firft 
19.3  2.  brake  the  legs  of  the  firft 
20.4.  and  came  firft  to  the  fepulchre 
8.  which  came  firft  to  the  fepulchre 

A5ts  3.26.  unto  youfirft,God  having raifed  up 
7.  12.  fent  out  our  fathers  firft 
1  i.26\called  Chriftians  firft  at  Antioch 
1 2.10.  paft  the  firft  and  fecond  ward 
1 3.24.  when  John  had  firft  preached 
46.(hould  firfl  have  been  fpoken  to 
26.20.fliewed  firfl  unto  them  of  Datr.afcus 

23  firft  that  ftiould  rife  from  the  dead 
27.43 1  caft  themfelves  firft  into  the  fea 

Rom.  1.8.  firft,!  thank  my  God,  through  jefus  Ch. 
r.y.'jew  firfljznd  alfo  of  the  Gentile 

10.  that  worketh  good,  to  the  Jew  firft 
10.19.  firft,  Mofes  faith,I  will  provoke  you 
1 1.3  5.  or  who  hath  firft  given  to  him 
15.24.  if  firft  I  be  fomewhat  filled 

1  Cor.  1 1 . 1 8 .  for  firft  of  all,  when  you  come  toge. 
1 2.  28.  in  the  Church,  firft,  Apofties 
14.30. let  the  firft  hold  his  peace 
i$.$.  firft  of  all,  that  which  I  received 

4  j.  firft  man  Adam  made  a  living  foule 

46.  that  was  not  firft  which  is  fpirituall 

47.  the  firft  man  is  of  the  earth 

2  Cor.S.  %.firft  gave  their  own  felves  to  the  Lord 
1 2. if  there  be  firft  a  willing  mind 

Ephef.  1 . 1 2.  who  firfl  trufted  in  Chrift 
^.y.firft  into  the  lower  parts  of  the  earth 
6.2.  the  firft  commandement  with  promife 
1 1hefi.\.\6.  the  dead  in  Chrift  fliall  rife  firft 
2  Tbef.z.$.  except  there  come  a  falling  away  firft 

1  Tim.1.16.  that  in  me  firft  Chrift  might  (hew 
2. i.I  exhort  therefore,  that  firft  of  all 

1 3. for  Adam  was  firft  formed 
3. 10. let  thefe  alfo  firft  be  proved 
5.4.  learn  firft  to  fliew  pietie  at  home 

1 2.  have  caft  off  their  firft  faith 

2  Tim.  1.5.  dwelt  firft  in  thy  grandmother  Lois 
2.  6.  firft  partaker  of  the  fruits 
4. 16.  my  firfl  anfwer  no  man  ftood  with 

Tif.3.  icafter  the  firft  and  fecond  admonit.rejecT; 
He6.4.6\was  firft  preached, entred  not 
5. 1  z. which  be  the  firft  principles  of  the 
■j.z.firft  being  by  interpretation,  King  of  right. 

z-j.firft,  for  his  own  fins,and  then 
8-7.if  that  firft  covenant  had  been  faulty 

1 3  .he  hath  made  the  firft  old 
9. 1  •  verily  the  firft  covenant  had  alfo  ordinan. 
2. the  j?*7?,w herein  was  the  candleftick 
©".went  into  the  firft  tabernacle 
8. while  as  the  firfl  tabern.  was  yet  ftanding 
1 5  .that  were  under  the  firft  teftament 
1 8. whereupon  neither  the  firfl  teftament 
io.9.hee  taketh  away  the  firft,  that 
fames  3. 17JS  firfl  pure,then  peaceable 

1  Pet.4. 17.  and  if  it  firft  begin  at  us 

2  P#.i.20.knowing  this,firs?  that  no  prophecie 
2. 3  .knowing  this  firft,  That  there  (hall  come 

1  fobn4.19.Yie  love  him,becaufehej?i^  loved  US 
fude  6.angels,which  kept  not  their  firft  ftate 
Rex;.  1. 1 1.  the  firft  and  the  laft,and  what 
i7.1amthej?r/?  and  the  laft 
a.4.  becaufe  thou  haft  left  thy  firft  love 
5.  repent,  and  doe  the  firft  works 
■  8.thefe  things  faith  the  Firft  and  the  Laft 
19.  the  laft  to  be  more  then  the  firft 
4. 1 .  and  the  firft  voyce  w  hich  I  heard 

7.the  firft  beaft  was  like  a  lion 
8.7.the  firfl  angel  founded,  and  there  followed 
1 3 . 1  z.  all  the  power  of  the  firft  beaft 

to  worfliip  the  firft  beaft 
i6.2.the  firft  went,  and  powred  out  his  viall 
20,5.  this  is  the  firft  refurrection 
6.hath  part  in  the  firft  refurre&ion 
li   2 


2 1 . 1 .  firft  heaven,  8c  the  firft  earth  were  palled 

1 9-the  firft  foundation  was  Jafper 
2  2.i3.beginning&  theend,thejzV/2  &  the  laft 
At  the  ftxft. 
Gen.  1 3 .4.which  Abram  made  at  the  firft 
18.19.  city  was  called  Lufc  at  the  firft 
43.18.  returned  in.  our  facks  at  the  firft 
20. came  down  indeed  at  the  firft 
Dent. g,,  18. 1  fdl  downe  —as  at  the  firft 

Verfe  25. 
/flj&.8 . 5.  come  out  againft  us,  as  at  the  firft 

6.  flee  before  us,  as  at  t  he  firft 
fudg.xK.  Z9.  name  of  the  city  was  Laifhat  firft 

20.32.fmitten,  as  at  the  firft 
zSam.ij.g.  overthrovvne  at  the  firft 
1  Kjag.zo.g.to  thy  fervant  at  the  firft, I  will  doe 
1  Cbrou.  1 5-.  1 3 .becaufe  ye  did  it  not  at  the  firft 
Nch.j,<$.  them  which  came  up  at  the  firft 
Ifa.  1 .26.  reftore  Judges  as  at  the  firft 

9. 1  .when  at  firft  he  lightly  afttided 
fer.7, 1 2.  where  I  fet  my  name  at  the  firft 
33.7.  and  will  build  them  as  at  the  firft 
1 1.  captivity  of  the  land  as  at  the  firft 
£>d#.  8.1. which*  appeared  to  me  at  the  firft 
/ofo.i2.i6.things  underft.not  his  difci.at  the  firft 
19.39.  which  at  the  firft  came  to  Jefus  by  ni"hc 
Ails  15.i4.at  the  firft  did  vifitthe  Gentiles 
26-4.atthe^  among  mine  ovim  nation 
Gal  .4. 1 3 .  preached  the  Gofpel  at  the  firft 
Heb.z.i  .which  at  the  firft  began  to  be  fpoken 

JFtrfcbojtt. 
Gen.io.  1 5. Canaan  begate  Sidon  his  firft  bom 

1  Ckwi.l.ij. 

1 9. 3 1 .  the  firft-born  faid  to  the  younger 

Verf.34. 
3  3  .firft-born  went  in,  and  lay  with  her 

17  .firft-born  bare  a  fon,  called  Moab 

2  2.2  i.Huz  his  firft-born,  and  Buz.  his  brother 

25.13.  the  firft-born  of  Iflimael,Nebaioth 

1  Chro.1.19. 
27.i9.Jacobfaid  ■ — I  am  Efau  thy  firft  born 

3  2.I  am  thy  fon, thy  firft-born  Efau 
29. 26. to  give  che  younger  before  the  firft-born 
35.23.  Reuben,  Jacobs  firft-born 
26. 1 5 ,  the  firft-born  fon  of  Efau 

3  8.6.  took  a  wife  for  Er  his  firft-born 

7.Er,Judah's  firft-born  was  wicked 
4i.ji.Jof.called  the  nameofhis)zV/?-6.Mana. 
43  •  3  **•  firft-born  according  to  his  birth-right 
46.8 .' Reuben,  Jacobs  firft-born 

48.14.  Manafleh  was  the  firft-born 

1 8  .not  fo,  my  father,this  is  the  firft-born 
49.3-Reuben,  thou  art  my  firft-born 

£arorf.4.22.Ifrael  is  my  fon,  my  firft-born 
23.1willflaythy  firft-born 
6.14.  Reuben,  the  firft-born  oflfrael 
1  i.j.  all  the  firft-born  (hall  die 

from  the  firft-born  of  Phar.to  the  firft-born 
and  all  the  firft-born  ofbeafts 
12.12.  and  will  finite  all  the  firsl-bom 
29.  fmote  all  the  firft-born  in  Egypt 

from  the  firft-b.ol  Phara.to  the  fir ft-b.o? 
and  all  the  firft-born  of  cattell 
i3.2.fancT:ifie  unto  me  all  the  firft-born 
1 3 .  and  all  the  firft-born  of  man 
15.  the  Lord  flew  all  the  firft-born 

both  firft-born  oi man,&  firft-b.oihe%. 
the  firft-born  of  my  children  I  redeem 
zz.z  9.  firft-born  (halt  thou  give  unto  me 
3  4.zo.firft-bom  of  thy  fons  thou  (halt  redeem 
Num.  3 .2.fons  of  Aaron,  Nadab  the  firft-born 
1 2.in  ftead  of  all  the  firft-bom 
1 3  .all  the  firft-born  are  mine 

the  day  that  I  fmote  all  the  firft-bom 
I  hallowed  all  the  firft-born  oflfrael 
40.  number  all  the  firft-born  of  the  males 
4 1  .Levites  in  ftead  of  all  the  firft-born 
4 i. Mofes  numbered  all  the  firft-born 
43.  all  the  firft  born  of  males 
45.  take  Levits  for  all  the  firft-born 
46.firft-born  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
50.  of  the  firft-born  took  he  money 
S.  i6.of  the  firft-born  of  all  the  children 
1 7.all  firft-born  are  mine,both  dead  and 

I  fmote  every  firfi-b.in  the  la.of  Egypt 
1 8  .Levits  for  all  the  firft-bom 

x8.x<,. firft-bom, 


FIR  F  I  R^ FIR         FIR 

P70.3.9.  (honour  the  Lord  with  the  firfi  fruits 
fer.z.i-md  the  ./»$  fruits  of  his  increafe 
£^£.20.40.  there  will  I  require  the  firfi  fruits 
44.30.the  firft  ofallt  he  firfi  fruits  of  all  things 
48.14.  nor  exchange  the  firfi  fruits 
Rom.8.z  3 .  which  have  the  firfi  fruits  of  the  fpirit 

1 6. j.  who  is  the  firft  fruits  of  Achaiah 
1  Cor.i  j.20.Chr- the  ]??■/?  frui.  of  them  that  flept 
2j.Chrift  the  firft  fruits,  afterwards  they 
16.  ij.it  is  the  firfi  fruits  of  Achaia 
James  1 . 1 8 .  a  kind  of  firfi  fruits  of  his  creatures 
Kff.i4.4.beingthejfr/?  fruits  unto  God 

Jfitft  monetb. 
Geiui.i^.firfi  moneth,firft  day  of  the  month  wat. 
Exod.  1  z.z.be  the  firfi  moneth  of  the  yeer  to  you 
i8.in  the  firfi  month,on  the  fourteenth  day 
40.  in  the  firft  day  of  the  firfi  month  thou  (halt 
1 7. came  to  pafle  in  the  firfi  moneth 
Lev.  2  3.  j.  in  the  i4.dayof  the  firfi  moneth  at  ev. 

Nam.i8.x6. 
Num.  9.1.  fpake  unto  Mofes,  in  the  firft  moneth  of 
20. 1. in  the  defart  of  Zin,  in  the  firft  moneth 
3  3. 3. departed  in  the  firft  moneth 

on  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  first  moneth 
Jojb.q.  ip.came  on  the  firft  day  of  the  firfi  moneth 

1  Chro.i  2.1  j. went  over  Jordan  in  the  firfi  month 
27.2.  for  the  firfi  moneth  was  Jafhobeam 

3. captains  for  the  firft  moneth 

2  Cfcr.39.3.  in  the  firfi  moneth  opened  the  doors 
i7.firft  day  of  the  firfi  moneth,to  fanftifie 

of  the  firfi  moneth,they  made  an  end 
35.1  .paffover  on  the  1 4-day  of  the  firfi  moneth 
E^ra.6.19. 
EX''-7-9-  fitft  day  of  the.  firfi  month  began  he  to  go 
8 . 3  1 .  on  the  twelfth  day  of  the  firft  moneth 
10. 1 7-by  the  firft  day  of  the  firfi  moneth 
Eft.  3.7.  in  the  first  moneth  (that  isNifan)  in 

i  ^.called  on  the  1 3  th  day  of  the  firft  moneth 

£•^.29.  1 7. in  the  27. yeer,  in  the  firfi  moneth 

30.20.in  the  1 1. yeer  of  the  firfi  moneth 

4  j.  1%.  firfi  moneth,  in  the  firft  day  of  the  month 

zi.firfl  month,fourteenth  day  of  the  month 

Dd«.io.4.in  the  four  &  twent.day  of  the  firfi  mo. 

Joel  2.23.form.rain  &  later  rain  in  thefirfimon. 

$it&  yeer. 
Exod.iz.^.z  male  of  the  firfi  yeer 

29.3  8. (halt  offer  two  lambs  of  the  firfi  ycer 
Numb.z8.$. 
Lev.g-i.  a  kid  of  the  firft  yeer  without  blemifh 
1 2.6.  (hall  bring  a  lamb  of  the  jfr/2  yeere 
14. 10.  one  ewe-lamb  of  the  firfi  yeere 

Numb.  6. 14. 
23.12.  an  hee-lamb  —  of  the  firfi  yeer 

Numb.  6.1 4. 

1 8.  offer  feven  lambs  of  the  firfi  yeer 

1 9.  two  lambs  of  the  firfi  yeer  for  a  facrifice 
Num.6. 1 2.1amb  of  the  firfi  yeer  fora  trefpaffe 

7.1  J .  one  lamb  of  the  firft  yeer,  for 

Verfes2i,27,  33,  39,4?,  f  1,  j7, 
6h69>71>  81. 
1 7.peace  off. — five  lambes  of  the  firfi  yeer 
Verfes  23,29,  5  j,  41,47, 53,  j?, 
■        65,71,77,83. 
87.the  lambs  of  the  firfi  yeer  twelve 
88.the  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer  fixty 
1  J.27.  a  (hee-goat  of  the  firft  yeer 
28.9.  two  lambsof  the  firfi  yeer  without  (pot 
1 1.  feven  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer  without  ble. 
Chap.19.27.  &  29.2,8,36. 
29.13  .fourteen  lambs  of  the  firfi  yeer 

Ver.  17,  20,  23,26,29,32. 
2  Cbro.zg-i  •  hes  in  the  firft  yeer  of  his  reign 

36.2  2. in  the  firfi  yeer  of  Cyrus      Ezra  1. 1. 
E^ra  j.  13.  but  in  the  firfi  yeer  of  Cyrus 
6.3.  in  the  firfi  yeer  of  Cyrus  the  King 
Jer.  2  j .  1  .that  was  the  firfi  yeer  of  Nebuchadrezer 
5:2.3  i. in  the  firfi  yeer  of  Evilmerod.his  reigne 
£^£.46.13.  prepare  a  lamb  of  the  firft  yeer 
Dan.  1 . 2 1  .even  unto  the  firft  yeer  of  Cyrus 
7. 1 .  in  the  firfi  yeere  of  Belfhazar 
9. 1.  in  the  firft  yeer  of  Darius 

2.  in  the  firfi  yeer  of  his  reigne 
it.  i.aIfoI,inthej?>;/2yeerof  Darius 
tftrftllng. 
Exod.  1 3 . 1 2.every  firftling  that  cometh  of  a  beaft 
1 3«and  every  firftling  of  an  afle 


F  I  R 


F  I  S 


1 8.  ij. firft-born  of  man  (halt  thou  redeem 
3  3.4.  Egyptians  buried  all  their  firft-born 
Deut.z  1.1  f  .if  the  fir ft-bornhe  hers  that  was  hated 
1 6.not  the  fon  of  the  beloved,the  firfi-born 

bef.the  fon  of  the  hated,  which  is  firfi-born 
1 7  .fon  of  the  hated  for  the  firfi-born 

right  of  the  firft-born  is  his 
25. 6. firfi-born  which  ihe  beareth 
Jofh.6.z6.  lay  the  foundation  in  his  firfi-born 

17.  i.Manaffeh  was  the  firfi-born  of  Jofeph 

for  Machir  the  firft-bom  of  Manaffeh 
Judg.8. 20. he  faid  unto  Jether  his  firfi-born,X\r> 

1  Sam.8.  2.  name  of  his  firft-bom  was  Joel 

14.49.  name  of  the  firfl-bornMersb 
•17.13  .fons  that  went,  were  Eliab  the  firfi-born 

2  Sd»».3.2.and  his  firfi-borns  name  was  Amnon 
1  'Kjng.  i6.34.foundation  in  Abiram  his  firft-bom 
r  Chmi.z*$.  Er  the  firfi-born  was  evill 

1 3 .  Jeffe  begate  Eliab  his  firfi-born 
2  j.Jerahmeel  the  firfi-born  of  Hezron 
27.  fonnes  of  Ram,  the  firfi-borne 
42.  Media  his  firfi-born,  which  was 
jo.  the  firfi-born  ofEphratah. 
3 . 1  .the  fons  of  David,the  firfi-born  Amnon 

1  j. fonnes  of  Jofiah,  the  firfi-born  Johanan 
4.4.fons  of  Hur,the  firfi-born  of  Ephratah 
$.1.  the  fons  of  Reuben,  the  firfi-born  of  ICczel 
(  for  he  was  the  firfi-born) 
3.fonsofReuben,  the  yfr/NwB  of  Ifrael 
6.28.fons  of  Samuel :  the  firfi-born,Va(hni 
8. 1.  Benjamin  begate  Bela  his  firfi-born 
30.  and  his  firft-bom  fon  Abdon 
39.fons  of  E(hek,Ulam  his  firfi-born 
9.  j.  Afliah  the  firfi-born,  and  his  fonnes 
3  i.Mattithiah,  the  firfi-borne  of  Shallum 
3  6.  firfi-born  fon  Abdon,  then  Z  ur 
26.2.of  Mefhelemiah,  Zecheriah  the  firH-born 
4.fons  of  Obed-Edom,  Shemaiah  the  firfl-b. 
io.he  was  not  the  firfi-born, yet  his  father 
2  Chro.  1 1 .3  .Jehoram,he  was  the  firfi-born 
Neh. to. 16.  alfo  the  firft-bom  of  our  fons    . 
Job  i8.i3.j?^-&OTzofdeathflian  devour  his  ftre. 
rfal.j  8 .  j  1 .  and  fmote  all  the  firfi-born 
89.27.  alfo  I  will  make  him  my  firft-bom 
10  j. 36. fmote  all  the  firfi-born  in  their  land 
1 3  j.8.who  fmote  all  the  firft-bom  in  Egypt 
1 36.10.  to  him  that  fmote  their  firft-bom 
Ifa.  1 4. 1  3  .the  firfi-born  of  the  poor  (hall  feed 
Jer.  31.9.  and  Ephraim  is  my  firfi~bom 
Micab.6.j.{h^\l  I  give  my  firfi-born  for  my  tranfg. 
Zee.  1 2. 1  o.  as  one  is  in  bitterneffe  for  his  firft-born 
Mat.  1 . 2  j  .brought  forth  her  firft-born  fon 
Lu\e.  z.i. her  firft-bom  fon,and  wrapped  him  in 
K0OT.8.29.  firft-born  amongft  many  brethren 
Col.  1 . 1  j .  w  ho  is  firfi-born  of  every  creature 

1 8 .  the  firfi-born  from  the  dead 
Heb.i  1 .2  8. left  he  thatdeftroyed  the  firft-bom 

12.23.  to  the  Church  of  the  firfi-born 
JFftft  day,  See  it  in  3Dap. 
■jfixft  fruit. 
Deut.i8.^.the  first  fruit  alfo  of  thy  corn 

26.2.takeofthe  jeofail  the  fruit  of  the  earth 
Micah  7 . 1  my  foule  defired  the  firfi  ripe  fruit 
Rom.11.16.  if  the  firft  fruit  be  holy,the  lump  is 

iff  ivft />««*. 

Exod.z2.1g.  not  delay  to  offer  the  firfi  ripe  fruits 

23.  i6.thcj?^  fruits  of  thy  labours,which 

1 9.firft  of  the  firfi  fruits  of  thy  land 
34.22.feaftof  firft  fruits  of  wheat  harveft 
z6.firft  fruits  of  thy  land  thou  (halt  bring 
Lev.z.iz.  oblation  of  firfi  fruits  ye  fhall  offer 
i4«if  thou  offer  a  meat-offr.of  thy  firft  fruits 
offer  —  of  thy  firft  fruits,  green  ears 
23.10.brgm  a  fheafe  of  the  firfi  fruits 
1 7.they  are  the  _/?>/?  fruits  unto  the  Lord 
20.with  the  bread  of  the  firfi  fruits 
Num.18. 1 2.of  the  w  heat,  the  firfi  fruits  of  them 

28.26.  in  the  day  of  firfi  fruits,  when 
Z>m.26-.io.behold,I  have  brought  the  ^fruits 
2  ^£.2.42.  brought  bread  of  the  firft  fruits 
2  Chro.i  M«  brought  in  abundance  the  firfi  fruits 
Neh.  10.3  j.  to  bring  the  firft  fruits  of  our  ground 
the  firfi  fruits  of  all  fruit  of  trees 
37.  bring  the  firft  fruits  of  our  dough 
1 2.44.  for  firfi  fruits,and  for  tithes 
13.3  i.at  times  appointed,  &  for  the  firft  fruits 


34.  19.  every  firftling  .imong  thy  cattell 
20.  but  the  firftling  of  an  afle  thou  (halt  red 
icv.27.26.only  the  firfiling  of  the  beafts 

Lords  facrifice,no  man  fhall  fanefcfie  it 
Nit.  1 8 .  i  j  .the  firftling  of  unclean  beafts— redeem 
17.  firftling  of  a  cow,  firftling  of  a  fheep 

firftling  of  a  goat  thou  fhalt  not  redeem 
neut.i  $. 19. z\\the  fir ftlingrmles  of  thy  herd 

no  work  with  the  firfiling  of  thy  bull-. 
.  nor  fhezr  the  firfiling  of  thy  fheep 
33-17-islike  the  fir  filing  of  his  bullock 

rfffvfliingff. 

Gra.4.4.Abel  brought  of  the  fit  filings  of  his  flock 
>te.3.4i.infteadof  all  the  firftlings  amo.cattell 
Deut.  1 2.6.and  the  firfiling  of  your  herds  bring 
1 7-or  the  firftlings  of  your  herds— not  eat 
1 4-»  J  •  eat  the  firftlings  of  thy  flocks  in  the  pla. 
Neh.  1 0.3  6.and  the  firftlings  of  our  herds,to  brine 

jPffl;.  b 

Gf».  1 . 2  (J.let  them  have  dominion  over  the  fifh 
2  8. have  dominion  over  the  fijh  of  the  fea 
Exod.7. 1 8.  the  fijh  in  the  river  (hall  die 

2  r .  fijh  that  was  in  the  river  died 
Num.u.f.  we  remember  the  fijh  we  did  eat 
2  2.(hall  all  fijh  of  the  fea  be  gathered 
Deut.a.18.  hkenette  of  zny  fijh  that  is  in  thewat. 
Nefc.  13.16.  men  of  Tyre,  which  brought  fijh 
Pfial.8.8. the  j?^  of  the  fea,and  whatfotver  paffeth 

10  j. 29.  waters  into  bloud,and  flew  their  fijh 
Ifa.19.  10.  all  that  make  fluces  and  ponds  for  fijh 

<)0.2.fijh  ftinketh  becaufe  there  is  no  water 
£^.29>4.caufe  the  fijh  of  thy  rivers  to  ftick-  unto 
all  the  fijh  —fhall  ftick  unto  thy  fcales 
J. thee,  and  all  the  fijh  of  thy  rivers 
47.9.flwll  be  a  very  great  multitude  of  fijh 
10.  fijh  according  to  their  kinds 

r  as  the /^ofthe  great  fea 

Sonaii  1 . 1 7.  Lord  had  prepared  a  great  fifh  to 

Jonah  was  in  the  belly  of  the  fijh 
2. 1.  Jonah  prayed  out  of  the  fijhes  belly 
10.  and  the  Lord  fpake  unto  the  fijh 
Mat. 7.10. or  if  he  ask  a  fijh,  will  he  give 

17-27.  take  up  the  fijh  that  firft  cometh 
Luk.h.i  i.askzfiJh,Ytdlhe  forajfj&give 
-    M-4*-gave  him  a  piece  of  a  broyied  fijh 
John  21.9.  fijh  laid  thereon,  and  bread 
io.bring  of  the  fijh  yte  have  caught 
13.  taketh  bread,and  giveth  them,and  fijh 


Jer.  16.16.  fi(hers,and  they  fhall  fijh  them 

;jftu>gate. 
2  Chro.i  3 •  14- t0  tne  entring  in  at  the  fijh-pate 
Neh.i.^.bmthefijh-gate  did  the  fons  ofHaf.build 

1 2.39.I  alter  them  from  above  the  fifh-gate 
Zeph.i.io.the  noife  of  a  crie  from  the  fijh-gate 

#({b;r;oofc0. 
Amos  4. 1 2.and  your  pofterity  with  fijh-hoo\s 

;JFifh=poolSf. 
Cant.7. q.eyes  like  the  fifb-pools  of  Hefhbon 
JF^=fpearsf. 

Job  41  \7.0r  his  head  with fijh-fipears 

JFifl)tr-men. 

tu\e  j.  2.  but  the  fijher-men  were  gone  out 

tfftfhers. 
Ija.ig.S.  the fijhers alfofhall  mourne 
Jer.  1 6.  i6.behold,I  will  fend  for  many  fijhers 
Etek-47't  o.  the  fijhers  fhall  ftand  upon  it 
Mat. 4. 1 8.net  into  the  fea,  for  they  were  fijhers 

Mo:<\\.\6. 
19. 1  will  make  you  fijhers  of  men 
Mar.  1. 17.  He  make  you  to  become  fijhers  ofmen 
John  21.7. he  girt  his  fijhers  coat  unto  him 

^PffBeiff. 
G^.9.2.  the  feare  of  you  upon  all  fijhes 
1  K«M'??-fpake  of  creeping  things,  and  of  fijhes 
Job.  12.8.  fijhes  of  the  fea  fhall  declare  unto  thee 
Ecclcf.i) .  t  2  .fijhes  that  are  ta  ken  in  an  evill  net 
£^.38.20.6)  that  the  fijhesoftheCea  fhall  (hake 
Hfl/?4. 3 .  fijhes  fhall  be  taken  away 
Hab.  1.  14.  and  makeft  men  as  the  fijhes 
Zeph.1.1, 1  will  confume  the  fijhes  of  the  fea 
Mtffb.14.17.we  have  five  loaves  and  two  fijhes 

1 9. took  the  five  loaves  and  two  fijhes 
*  1 J .  3  4.  feven,  and  a  i ew  little  fijhes 

36.  he  took  the  feven  loaves,and  fijhes 
Mar.6.}8.  they  fay,Five,and  two  fijhes 

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4 i .  he  had  taken  the  five  loaves  &  two  fijbes 
two  fijhes  divided  he  among  them 
43. of  the  fragments,  and  of  the  fifties 
8.7.they  hid  a  few  fmall  fifties 
Luke  5.6.  inclofed  a  great  multitude  of  fifties 
g.  aftoniftied  at  the  draught  of  fifties 
9.1  3. but  five  loaves  and  two  fijhes,except  we 
i6.he  took  the  five  loaves  and  two  fifties 
John  6.9.barley  loaves,  and  two  fmall  fifties 
1 1. of  the  fifties  as  much  as  they  would 
21.6.  not  draw  it,for  the  multitude  oi  fifties 
8.  dragging  the  net  with  fifties 
1 1 .'  net  to  land,full  of  great  fifties 
i  O/.15.  39-  flefh  of  beafts,  another  of 'fifties 

pitying. 
John  21.3.  Peter  faith,  I  goe  a  fiftilng 

Exod.  21.18.  fmite  another  with  his  fifi 
lfa.<S. A.to  fmite  with  the  fill  of  wickednefle 

am. 

Pro.  3  0.4.  gathered  the  wind  in  his  fifis 

JFfc 
Lev.  1 6.2 1.  fend  him  by  the  hand  of  a  fit  man 
1  Chron.7.  * x  •  ft* t0  Soe  out  *°r  war  an^  battell 

12.8.  men  of  war,  fit  forbattell 
Job.  3  4. 1 8 .  fit  to  fay  to  a  King,  Thou  art  wicked 
P-TO.24.  27.  make  it  fit  for  thy  fclfe 
L«£e  9.61.1s  fit  for  the  Kingdome  of  God 

14.5  y.  it  is  neither  fit  for  the  land 
Atts  22.22.it  is  not  fit  that  he  mould  live 
Col.  3 . 1 8 .  as  it  is  fit  in  the  Lord 

pitches, 
Ifa.i8.zi.  doth  he  not  caft  abroad  the  fitches 
27.for  the  fitches  are  not  threftied 

fitches  are  beaten  out  with  a  ftaffe 
E^.4.9  .take  thou  millet,  and  fitches 

JFttteD. 
1  I^g.6.3  ?.  gold  /itterf  upon  the  carved  work 
Prov.  22.18.  they  mail  be  fitted  in  thy  lips 
Rffjw.9.22.  veffels  of  wrath  fittedto  deftru&ion 

tffttetrj. 
lfa.44. 1  j .  hee  fitteth  it  with  plaines 

Trov.z%.\  i  .a  word  fitly  fpoken,  is  like  apples  of 
Cant,  j.i  2.wa(hed  with  milk,  and  fitly  fet 
Ephef.z.  2 1 .  the  building  J?</y  framed  together 
4.i6.from  whom  the  body  fitly  joyned 
Jftbe. 
Gen.j.6.  Seth  lived  10  y.yeers,and  begate  Enos 
1 1.  all  the  dayes  of  Enos  were  90  j.  yeeres 
1 ?  .Mihalaleel  lived  fixty  and  five  yeers 
1 7. dayes  of  Mahalaleel  were  89  j.  yeers, 
ii.Enoch  lived  fixty  five  yeers,&  beg.Meth. 
2  3  .days  of  Enoch  three  hundr.  fixty  five  yee. 
jo.lived  after  he  beg.  Noah  /z.hun.ninty  fi. 
11.22.  days  of  Terah  were  two  hun.&  five  ye. 
12.4-Abram  was  feventy  five  yeers  old  when  he 
14.9.  foure  Kings  with  five 
1 8 .  £8.1hall  lack  five  of  the  fifty  righteous 

wilt  thou  deftroy  all — for  lack  of  five 
if  I  find  fourty  five, I  w  ill  not  deft,  it 
4j.j4.Benjam.  meafle  wxs  five  times  as  much 
45. 6.  yet  there  ate  five  yeers,  in  which 
1 1 .  yet  there  are  five  yeers  of  famine 
22.to Benjam.  he  gave  five  changes  of  raym. 
47.2.  five  men,  &  prefented  them  unto  Phara. 
Exod.  2  2 . 1  .(hall  reftore  five  oxen  for  an  oxe 
26.2  .other  five  curtains  (hall  be  coupled 
9.  couple  five  curtains  by  themfelves 
z6.five  for  the  boards  of  the  one  fide 
27.  five  bars  for  the  boards 

five  bars  for  the  fide  of  the  tabern. 
37.  for  the  hanging  five'  pillars 

thou  (halt  caft  five  fockets  of  braffe 
27.1  .five  cubits  long-,  five  cubits  broad 

1 8. height  five  cubits  of  fine  twined  linnen 
36.10.  he  coupled  the  five  curtains 

other  five  curtains  he  coupled  one  to 
z6.he  coupled  five  curtains  by  themfelves 
3  1.  five  for  the  boards  of  the  one  fide 
3 1.  five  bars,  and  five  bars  for  the  boards  on 
l^.five  pillars  with  their  hooks 

but  their  five  fockets  were  of  braffe 
l%.\.five  cubits  the  length,  five  the  breadth 
i8.the  height  in  the  breadch  was  five  cubits 
28.ofthe  i77?.(hekelshe  made  hooks 

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Lev.i6.B.  five  of  you  (hall  chafe  an  hundred 
27.  y.  if  it  bee  from  five  yeers  old 

6.from  a  moneth  old  even  to  five  yeers  old 
(hall  be  of  the  male  five  (hekels 
Num.  3 .47 .  (halt  even  take  five  (hekels  a  piece 
7.  ij.five  rams,  five  hee-goats,  five  lambs 

Verfes  23,29,37,41,47^^ 

6f»  71,77*83. 
1 8.  i6.for  the  money  of  five  (hekels 
3 1 .8.  five  Kings  of  Midian,  Balaam  alfo 
Jofti.  10.  ?.  therefore  the  five  Kings  of  the  Amori. 
i6.butthefe/zve  Kings  fled 

1 7  .the  five  Kings  are  hid  in  a  cave 

22.  bring  out  thofe  five  Kings 

23.  and  brought  thofe  five  Kings 
26/and  hanged  them  on  five  trees 

13.3.  jw  lords  of  the  Philiftines 
14.10.  alive  thefe  fourty  five  yeers,even  fince 
Judg.3.  3.  namely,  five  lords  of  the  Philiftines 
18.2.  the  children  of  Dan  km  five  men 
7, then  the  five  men  departed,  and  came 
i4.then  anfwered  the  five  men  that  went  out 
'.  17.  and  the  five  men  that  went  to  fpie 

1  Sam.6-4.five  golden  emvods,five  golden  mice 
16.  when  the  five  lords  had  feen  it 

1 8  .all  the  cities  belonging  to  the  five  lords 
1 7. 40. and  chofe  him  five  fmooth  ftones 
2 1. 3. give  mee  five  loaves  of  bread 

22.1 8.  and  flew  fourfcore  and  five  perfons 
25.18  .five  (heep,  and  five  meafures  of  parched 
42.rode  upon  an  afle,with  five  damofels 

2  Sam.4.4.  was  five  yeers  old  when  tidings  came 
2 1.8.  and  the  five  fons  of  Michal 

1  Jt«z.6.6.netherm.chamber  was  five  cubits  broad 
io.built  chambers  —five cubits  high 
24-and  five  cubits  was  the  one  wing 

and  five  cubits  the  other  wing 
7.16.  the  one  chapiter  was  five  cubits 

the  other  chapiter  was  five  cubits 
23.  and  his  height  was  five  cubits 
39.  put  five  bafes  on  the  right  fide 

five  on  the  left  fide  of  the  houfe 
49.  five  on  the  right  fide,  five  on  the  left 
2  t\jttg.6. 2  f .  kabb  of  doves  doung  for  five  peeces 
7.13.  five  o£  the  horfes  that  remains 
1 3.i9.(houldft  have  fmitten  five  or  fix  times 
2 1. 1. began  to  reign,reigned  fifty  five  yeers 
2  f .  1 9. five  men  that  were  in  the  Kings  pref. 

1  Cbron.z.%.  all  the  fons  of  Judah  wax  five 
6.  fons  of  Zerah,  five  of  them  in  all 

3.20.  and  Hafadiah,  Julhab-hefed,  five 
4 .3  2.their  villages  were  — five  cities 
7.3.  five,  all  of  them  chiefemen 

7. five  heads  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
5.23.  an  Egyptian,  five  cubits  high 

2  Chron.^-n.  five  cubits,  reaching  to  the  wall 
the  other  wing  likewife  five  cubits 

12.  of  the  other  cherub  was  five  cubits 

the  other  wing  was  likewife  five  cubits 
3  5. two  pillars  of  thirty  and  five  cubits  high 
4.2.  and  five  cubits  the  height  thereof 
6. five  on  the  right  hand,and  five  on  the  left 
Chap.7.8. 
6, 13.  five  cubits  long,and  five  cubits  broad 
Ifa.  1 7.6.four  or  five  in  the  utmoft  branches 
19.18.in  that  day  (hall  five  cities  in  the  land 
30.  i7.at  the  rebuke  of  five  (hall  ye  flee 
Jer.  %  2. 2  2.height  of  one  chapiter  five  cubits 
E^e^.40.  7.  between  the  little  chambets  five  cub. 
30.archeswere  five  and  twenty  cubits  long 
48. five  cubits  on  this  fide,&  five  cub.on  that 
41  .z.five  cub.on  the  one  fide,  five  on  the  other 
9.thicknefl*e  of  the  wall  was  five  cubits 
1 1  .breadth  of  the  place  was  five  cubits 
I2.wall  of  the  building  was  five  cubits  thick 
Mattb.14.  7.  we  have  here  but  five  loaves 

i^.and  took  the  five  loaves  and  two  fifties 
16.9.  the  five  loaves  of  the  five  thoufand 
25.2.  five  of  them  were  wife,  and  five  foolifh 
1 5  .unto  one  hee  gave  five  talents 
1 6.  he  that  received  the  five  talents 

traded,and  made  them  other  five  talents 
20.  he  that  received  five  talents 

came  and  brought  other  five  talents 
deliveredft  five  talents,behold  five  moe 
Mar .6.38. when  they  knew,they  fay,F^ 

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4i.and  when  he  had  taken  the  five  loaves 
8. 19.  five  loaves  among  five  thoufand 
Luke  9.13  .we  have  no  more  but  five  loaves 

16.  then  he  took  out  five  loaves 
1  z.6.five  fparrowes  fold  for  two  farthings 

j  2.there  (hall  be  five  in  one  houfe  divided 
1 4. 1 9. 1  have  bought  five  yoke  of  oxen 
16.28.  for  I  have  five  brethren,  that  he 
19.18.  thy  pound  hath  gained  five  pounds 

19.  be  thou  alfo  over  five  cities 
John  4. 1 8. for  thou  haft  had  five  husbands 
f.z.  a  pool  —  having  five  porches  1 
6.9. is  a  lad  here,  which  hath  five  barley  loaves 

1 3. fragments  of  the  five  bailey  loaves 

1  C0r.14.1g.  five  words  with  my  underftanding 

2  Cor.  11.24.  °f  the  Jewes  five  times  received  I 
Rev.i  7. 10.  five  are  fallen,  and  one  is 

JFite  dayes 
Num.  11. 19.  nor  five  daycs,neither  ten  dayes 
Acls.zo.6.  came  to  Troas  in  five  dayes 
24.1.  after  five  dayes  Ananias  defended 
■fVaz  and  twenty. 
2  K'i.  1  f .  33. five  &  twenty  yeers  old,when  he  beg. 
Joh.6.19.  they  rowed  about  five  and  twenty  furl. 
See  further,  f&wentp  five. 
$iH  and  thirty. 
Gen.  1 1 . 1 2 .  Arphaxad  lived  five  &  thirty  yeers,  & 
2  Chr.  1 5 .19.no  more  to  the  five  and  thirty  yeer  of 

:ffft>e  hundred. 
Gen.  $ -i  o .li ved  after  he  begate  Noah  5  9  5 .yeers 
3  2.Noah  was  five  hun.  yeers  old,and  begate 
1 1 . 1 1. lived  after  he  begate  Arphaxad  yoo.yee. 
£^.30.23.  take  of  pure  mirrhe  five  hund.fhekels 

24.and  of  Caltia  j?w  hundred  (hekels 
N*.i.2i.werenum.ofReub.46ooo.  St.  five  hun. 
3 3. were  numb.  0fEphr.40000.Sc /foe  hun. 
Chap.2.2.8. 
4i.of  A(her 41000. 8c  fivehund.  Ch.2.19. 
l.ii.ofReub.hoft  were  46ooo.andjfoe  hund. 
3.22.Levites  were  70oo.andj?w  hundred 
26.  i8.numbred  of  Gad  40000.&  five  hundred 
22.  of  Judah  fixteen  thoufand  8c  five  hundr. 
27. of  Zebul.threefcore  thouf.  &  five  hundr. 
37-of  Ephr.thirty  two  thouf.&  five  hundred 
3 1 .28  .one  foul  of  five  hun.  both  of  the  perfons 
36.feven  and  thirty  thouf.&  five  hund.flieep 
39.  the  afles  were  three  thouf.&  five  hundr. 
43.  feven  thoufand  and /foe  hundred  (heep 
.  4y.thirty*houfanda(fes,and  five  hundred 
1  ISjn.g.zi.five  hundred  &  fifty  which  bare  rule 

1  Chro.^.^z.oi  the  fons  of  Simeon  five  hund. men 

2  Chr. 1  $ . 9. five  thouf.fmall  cattell,/««  hun.  oxen 
Eftb.9.6. the  Jews  flew  &  deftroyed  five  hun.men 

Verfe  1 2. 
Job  i.^.five  hun. yoke  of  oxen,/?« hund.ftie  afles 
£^£.42.  \6.five  hund. reeds  wth  a  meafuring  reed 
i7.meafured  the  north  fide  five  hundr.  reeds 
i8.the  fouth  fade  five  hundred  reeds 
1 9. and  meafured  five  hundred  reeds 
20.a  wall  round  about  five  hundred  reeds 
and  five  hundred  broad  to  make  a  feparat. 
4 y. 2. for  the  Sac~tuary,/w  hundred  in  length 
and  five  hundred  in  breadth 
48.16.  the  north  fide  40oo.and  five  hun.meaf. 
fouth  fide  4O0o.and  five  hundred  meaf. 
eaft  fide  four  thoufand  &  five  hundred 
weft  fide  four  thoufand  &  five  hundred 
1/^.7. 4i.one  ought  five  hund.pcnce,the  oth.fifty 

1  Cor.  1 5.6.he  was  feen  of  above  five  hund.at  once 
;tf(fce  hundred  and  thirty. 

Neh.7.70.  five  hundred  &  thirty  priefts  garments 
JFfrje  hundred  thoufand. 

2  S^.24.9.  men  of  Judah  were  five  hundr.thouf. 
2  Ck0.13.17.  fell  down  five  hundred  thouf.  men 

jf(be  moneths. 
Luke  1. 24.  and  hid  her  (ettefive  moneths 
Rev.g.  5 .  they  (hould  be  tormented  five  moneths 
io.power  was  to  hurt  men  five  moneths 
Jftfce  thoufand. 
Num.%  1.32.  feventy  thoufand  &  five  thouf.  (heep 
Jof.S. iz.hc  took  about  five  thoufand  men 
Jttdg.z0.4j-  gleaned  of  them  five  thoufand  men 
1  Sam.  i7.?.coat  was  five  thouf.  (hekels  of  braffe 

1  dw.z9.7-of  gold  five  thoufand  talents^and 

2  Chro.i  5 .9. for  paffov.  off.^w  thouf.fmall  cattell 
Eya  2.69-and  five  thoufand  pound  of  filver 

g^.4$.6.appoint 


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£^.4  5.6.appoint  the  poffeffion  five  thouf.broad 

48. i  5.  and  the  five  thoufand  th.it  are  left 
Mat.  1 4. 2 1.  had  eaten  were  about  five  thouf.men 

1 6.c>.  the  five  loaves  of  the  five  thoufand 
Mar.  6.44.  did  eat  were  about  five  thoufand 

8. 1  $>.brake  five  loaves  among  /?ttf  thoufand 
foh.6. 1  o.  fate  down,in  number  about  five  thouf. 
AEls  4.4.number  was  about  five  thoufand  men 

-jfitje  thoufand  four  hundred. 
£«•  1  n.veflclsofgold&filv.jfwthouf.  4-hun. 

;tffJttD. 

Pfal.  5 7-7-my  heart  is  fixed,0  G.my  heart  is  fixed 

108. 1. 0  God,my  heart  is  fixed,!  will  fing 

1 1 1.7  .his  heart  is  fixed,  trufting  in  the  Lord 

Luty  1 6.  z6. between  us  and  you  a  gulfe  fixed 

Jflag,  or  jFIagflf* 

Exod.2.}.  and  fhe  laid  it  inthe  flags 
5 .  faw  the  ark  among  the  flags 
fob  8.1 1. can  the  flag  grow  without  water 
lfa.i$.6.the  reeds  and  flags  (hall  wither 

flagon, 
2  Sam.6.19.  P'ece  °f  ^e^  ana* a  flAl°n  °f  wine 
1  Chro.16.3. 
flagon*. 
Cj»;.2.  y.ftay  me  with  flagons, comfott  me  with 
iya.12.24.even  to  all  the  velTels  6i  flagons 
Hofea  3 .  r .  and  love  flagons  of  wine 

JFlafee0, 
796.4  r  .2  5  .the  /?dfc?*  of  his  flefh  are  joyned 

^Flame, 
Exod.  3 . 2 .  angel  appeared  in  a  flame  of  fire 
Num. zi.zS.  3  flame  from  the  city  of  Sihon 
fudg.  r  3 .  20.  when  the  flame  went  up 

the  angel  afcended  in  the  flame 
20.  j  8.that  they  (hould  make  a  great  flame 
40.  but  when  the  flame  began  to  rife 

flame  of  the  city  afcended 
fob  15.  jo.  the  /Zdwe  fhall  drie  up  his  btanches- 

4 1. 2 1. and  9.  flame  goeth  out  of  their  mouth 
Pfal.8  $.t  4.  flame  fettzth  the  mountains  on  fire 

106. 1 8. the  flame  burnt  up  the  wicked 
Ci?»(.8  ,tf. w  hich  hath  a  moft  vehement  /?<ww 
1/4.5.24.  as  the/Zaweconfumeththechafte 
10.17.  and  his  holy  One  for  a /7dwe 
29.6.  and  the  flame  of  devouring  fire 
3 o.  j o.with  the  jtae  of  devouring  fire 
43 . 2,neither  fhall  the  flame  kindle  upon  thee 
47.  i4.themfelves  from  the  power  ofthe  flame 
fer.4%.4  5. and  a  flame  from  the  midft  of  Sihon 
£3^.20. 47. the  flaming  flame  fhall  not  bcquen. 
Dd». 3.22. the  flame  ofthe  fire  flew  thofe  men 
7.9.  throne  like  the  fitrie  flame 

1 1. and  given  unto  the  burning  flame 
1  i.j  3. fall  by  the  fword ,  and  by  flame 
foel  1.  ig.  flame  hath  burnt  all  the  trees 
2. 3 .  behind  them  a  flame  burneth 
5.  like  the  noife  of  3  flame  of  fire 
Chad.  1 8  .and  the  houfe  of  Jofeph  a  flame 
Luke  16.24.for  I  am  tormented  in  this  flame 
Ail.  7. 3  o.  angel  of  the  L.  appeared  in  a  flame  of  fire 
Heb.  1. 7. his  minifters  a  flame  of  fire 
Kra.Li4.his  eyes  were  a  flame  of  fire 
2. 1 8. his  eyes  like  unto  a  flame  of  fire 
1p.12.his  eyes  were  as  a  flame  of  fire 

Pfal.zg.  7.  Lord  divideth  the  flames  of  fire 
Ifa.i  3.8.  their  faces  fhall  bee  as  flames 
66.1y.his  rebukes  with  flames  of  fire 

flaming. 
<7£H.3.24.garden  of  Eden,  Cherub.  Scafla.  fword 
Pfal.  t  P4.4.  his  minifters  a  flaming  fire 

10  5.  3  2.  and  flaming  fire  in  their  land 
^.4.5. the  mining  ofa  flamingofdrt  by  night 
Lam.z.3.  burned  againft  Jacob  like  a  flaming  fire 
E^e.zo. 47.  the  flaming  flame  (hall  not  be  quench. 
Hof7.6.ii  burneth  as  a  /?d«w?£  fire 
Nabtim  2.3.  charets  fhall  be  with  flaming  torches 
%  Thef.i.  8.  inflaming  fire,  taking  vengeance 

Jflanbjf. 
iew.3.4.that  is  upon  them  which  is  by  the  flanks 

Chap.10.15.  &  4.9.  8C7.4. 

/fl&i5.27.makethcollopsoffatonhis&wfc 

JFlaflj. 
£^.H4.as  the  appearance  oiaflaflioi  Hghtn. 


Lev.zi.iS.oi  hee  that  hath  aflat  nofe 
Num.zz-i  1.  bowed,and  fell  /?<«  on  his  face 
fofb.6. 5  .wall  of  the  city  fhall  fall  down  /?dt 
20.  that  the  wall  fell  down  flat 
flatter, 
Vfal.  f  ,9.they  /£#«?"  with  their  tongue 
Ffal.78.36.  they  did  /?dfrer  him  with  their  mouth 

flatter  etl). 
Pfal.36.1.  he  flattereth himfelfe in  hisown  eyes 
Prov.z.  16.  which  flatterth  with  her  words 

Chapt.7.5. 
20. 1 9.wtth  him  thai  flattereth  with  his  lips 
28.23  .then  that  flattereth  with  the  tongue 
29.5.3  man  that  flattereth  his  neighbour 
^Flatter?. 
fob  7.  j.fpeaketh  flattery  to  his  friends,the  eyes 
Prfl.6. 24.fi.om  the  flatt.  of  the  tongue  ofa  Grange 

JFIatt«ie0, 
Dan.11.11.  obtain  the  kingdome  by  flatteries 
j  2. fhall  he  corrupt  by  flatteries 
j4.many  fhall  cleave  to  them  with  flatteries 
flattering, 
fob  j  2.  2 1 .  neither  let  me  give  flattering  titles 

22.I  know  not  to  give  flattering  titles 
P/<y.  1 2. 2.with  flattering  lips,  with  a  double  heart 

j  .the  Lord  fhall  cut  off  all  flattering  lips 
Pw.7.2 1.  with  the  flattering  of  her  lips  fhe  forced 

26.28  .a  flattering  mouth  worketh  mine 
E^» 1 2. 24.no  more  any  flattering  divination 
i  Thef.i.  5.  neither  ufed  we  flattering  words 

Exod.9. 3 1 .  the  /?**  and  barley  was  fmittcn 

and  the  flax  was  boiled 
fojb.z.  6.  hid  them  with  the  ftalks  of  flax 
fudg.\%.  14.  became  asflax  that  was  burnt 
Pro. 3 1.1  j. fhe  feeketh  wooll  and  flax 
lflt.  1 9.9.moreover,they  that  work  in  fine  flax 
42.  j.  the  fmoaking  flax  fhall  he  not  quench 
£3^.40.3  .with  a  line  of  flax  in  his  hand 
Hef.z.f  .my  wooll,and  my  flax,mine  oile 

9. and  will  recover  my  wooll,and  flax 
Afdr.12.20.and  fmoaking  fhall  he  not  quench 

#Iap, 
Afifdfc  3.  j.  and  flay  their  skin  from  off  them 

JFlapeD. 
2  Cfcro.j  j.i  1.  and  the  Levites  flayed  them 

tftea. 
1  Sam. 14. 1 4.  after  a  dead  dog,after  a  /?cd 
26.20.  King  is  come  out  tofeeka/&d 
tfltfl. 
Gen.14. 10.  Kings  of  Sodom  and  Gomorrah  /&</ 
they  that  remained,/?^  to  the  mount. 
1 6. 6. hardly  with  her>  fhe  fled  from  her  face 
39.12.  hee  left  his  garment,  and  fled 

Chap.  if.  1 8. 
Exod.z.  1 5.  "iAotesfled  from  the  face  of  Pharaoh 
4.  j.  and  Mofes/fcrf  from  before  it 
14.  j.  told  the  King,  the  people  fled 
27.  and  the  Egyptians  fled  againft  it 
Num.  1 6.  j  4.were  round  about,  fledat  the  cry 
fojh.S.i^.fled  by  the  way  ofthe  wildernefle 
20.the  people  that  fled  to  the  wildernefle 
10.16.  but  thefe  five  Kings  fled 
fttdg.  1 .6.but  Adonibeaek  fled,and  they  purfued 
4. 1 5  .off  his  charet  j  and  fled  away  on  his  feet 
Verfe  17. 
7.21.  the  hoft  ran,  and  cryed,and  fled 

2  2 .  and  the  hoft  fled  Bethfhittah 
8. 1 2.  Zeba  and  Zalmunna  fled 
9.21.  Jotham  ran  away,  and  fled 

5 1 .  and  thither  fled  all  the  men  and  women 
1 1 .  j  .then  Jephthah  fled  from  his  brethren 
20.45 .  and  they  turned,and  fled  toward  the 
47 .but  600.  men  fledunto  the  rock  Rimm. 
1  Sdflj.14.22.when  they  heard  that  the  Philiftines 
17.24.when  they  faw  the  man,  fledfxom  him 
19.10.  David  fled,  and  efcaped  that  nighc 
1 2 .  he  went,  and  fled,  and  efcaped 
1 8.fo  David  fled,  and  efcaped,  and  came 
20.1.  David  fled  from  Naioth  in  Ramah 
2 1 . 1  o.and  David  arofe,  and  fled  that  day 
2  2.20.efcaped,and  fledahet  David 

2  j.  6.  when  Abiathar  fled  to  David 
30.1 7-fave  40o.yong  men,w,|,rode—  and 

3  1.1. Ifrael /?#/ from  before  the  Philiftines 


7.faw  that  the  men  of  Ifrael  fled,and  that 
2  Sam.1.4.  anfweied,  That  the  people  are  fled 

4. 3.  the  Berothites  fled  co  Gittaim 
4.  and  his  nurfe  took  him  up,and  fled 

1 0.14. faw  the  Syrians  were  fled,  then  fled  they 
1 8 .  and  the  Syrians  fled  before  Ifrael 

1  l'z9-  gate  him  upon  his  mule,and/?e<tf 
34.  Abfalom  fled,  and  the  yong  man 
37.  Abfalom  fled,  and  went  to  Talmai 
3  3.  Abfalom  flcd,znd  went  to  Gefhur 

18.  i7.Ifrael  fled  every  one  to  his  tent 

1 9. 1 8-  for  Ifrael  had  fled  every  man  to 

23.11.  the  people  fledkom  the  Philiftines 

1  King.z.  28.  Joab  fled  unto  the  Tabernacle 

1  i.i7.Hadad  fled,  he  and  certain  Edomites 

23  which  fled  from  his  lord  Hadadeier 
4C>.Jeroboam  arofe,  and  jfe/ihto  Egypt 
20.20.the  Syrians  fled,  and  Ifrael  purfued 
30.  but  the  reft/fe/toAphek 

Benhadad  fled,and  came  into  the  city 

2  King.  7.7  therefore  they  arofe,  and  fled 

7.  left  their  tents,  and  fled  for  their  lives 
8.2i.and  the  people  fled  into  their  tents 
9. 10.  and  he  opened  the  door,  and  fled 

23.  and  Joram  turned  his  hand,  and  fled 

2  5 .4.  all  the  men  of  warre  fled  by  night 

1  Chron.  1  o.  1.  and  the  men  of  Ifrael  fled  from 

7. then  they  forfook  their  cities,and  fled 
1 1 . 1 3 .  the  people  fled  from  before  the  Philift. 
19. 1 8. but  the  Syrians  fled  before  Ifrael 

2  Chro.  10.2.  had  fled  from  the  prefence  of  Solom. 

1 3 . 1 6.chi  Idren  of  Ifrael  fled  before  Judah 

1 4. 1 2.  and  the  Ethiopians  fled 
Nebem.13. 10-  fled  every  one  to  his  field 
P/d/.3  1.1  i.didfee  mc  without,  fled  from  me 

1 1 4. 3 .  the  fea  (aw  it,  and  flzi 
//rf.2i.i4.prevented  with  -heir  bread  him  that  fled 
22.3  .all  thy  rulers  are  fled  together 

3  3  j.at  the  noife  of  the  tumult,the  people  fled 
fer.+.z  5 .  all  the  birds  of  the  heavens  were  fled 

26.21.  heard  it,he  was  affraid,and  fled 
48.45.  they  that  fled,  flood  under  the 

52.7.  and  all  the  men  of  warre  fled 
Hof.1z.1z.  Jacob  fled  into  the  countrey  of  Syria 
Zccfc.14.5.  as  ye/ferfbefore  the  earth-quake 
Matth.%.i  3.  they  that  kept  them  fled 

26.5tf.all  thedifciples  forfook  him,and/fo/ 
Afdr.5.14.  and  they  that  fed  the  fwine  fled 
14.50.they  all  forfook  him  and  fled 

1 6.8 .  they  went  out  &  fled  from  the  fepulchre 
ASi, j. zg.then  fled  Mofes  at  this  faying 

i4.6.they  were  aware  of  it  and  fled 
i6.27.fuppofingtheprifoners  had  been  fled 
Heb.6. 1 8.  fled  for  refuge  to  lay  hold  upon  the  hope 
Rev.  1 2.6.the  woman  fled  into  the  wildernefle 
16.20.  and  every  II and  fled  away 
20.  r  1 .  the  earth  and  heaven  fled  away 
Are  Jf  leO. 
I  fa.  2  2.3 .  all  thy  rulers  are  fled  together 
fer.g.  t  o.  and  the  beaft s  are  fled  together 
46. 5  .fled  apace,  and  look  not  back 
2 1 .  turned  back, and  are  fled  away 
HeJHetJ. 
Gen.  3 1 .  20.  that  he  told  him  not  that  he  fltd 
2 1.  fo  he  fled,  with  all  that  hee  had 
3  ^.7.  fled  from  the  face  of  his  brother 
fojh.zo.6.  unto  the  city  from  whence  he  fled 
7Wg.9.40.Abimelech  chafed  him,and  he  fled 

1  Sam.zz.17.  becaufethey  knew  vihznhe  fled 

2  $»g.9.27.he  fled  by  the  way  ofthe  garden 

and  he  fled  to  Megiddo,and  died  there 
!4.i9.andhe/foitoLachi(h,but  they 

2  ffo-a.25.27. 
fonah  1. 10.  he  fled  from  the  prefence  ofthe  Lord 
Mark  1 4- 5  2. left  the  linnen  cloth,  and  fled  naked 

1  rffleu. 

1  Sam.4.16. 1  am  he,and  I  fled  to  day  out  of 
1  Kj?ig. 2.7.came  to  me  when  I/^,becaufe of 
fonah  4>2.therefore  I  fled  before  unto  Tarfhifh 

Is  flets. 
Num.]  5.3  2.no  fatisfadion  for  him  that  is  fled 

1  S<w».4.i7.anfwercd,Ifrael  is  fledbrfore  the  Ph. 

2  Sam.i  9.9.1s  fled out  of  the  land  for  Abfalom 
lfa.10.  29.  GibeaofSaulis  fled 

They  ;f  ItfJ 
fojh.7.4,  they  fled  before  the  men  of  Ax 

10.11.as  , 


FLE        FLE 

,    io.  1 1. as  they  fled  before  Ifrael 

i  Srfw4.i0.and  they  fled  every  man  unto  his  tent 
17.5  i.their  champion  was  dead,they  fled 
i9.8.(lew  them,and  they  fled  from  him 

2Srf32.10.13.J0ab  drewnigh,&  they /kafbef.  him 

z  l^ng.i.z^So  that  they  flcdheiote  them 
14. 1  Lthey  fled  every  man  unto  their  tents 

1  Cbrott.10.7. when  all  Ifrael  faw  that  they  fled 

19.14.and  they  fled  before  him 

1 5.  Ammon  faw  that  the  Syrians  were  fled 

2  CkOT.2j.22.and  they  fled  every  man  to  histent 
Pfal.  104.7^  thy  rebuke  they  fled 
i/rf.2i.i5.forthey  /frrf  from  the  fwords 
/<;>■.  3  94.then  they  fledand  went  forth 
Lam.4.1  J.when  they  fledawvy  and  wandred 
D(».io.7.fo  that  th:y  yZeito  fave  themfelves 
Hff/^7 . 1 3  .for  they  have  fled  from  me 
I.#&e  8.j4.faw  what  was  done,  they  fled 
Acl's  19.16.fo  that  they  fledom  of  the  houfe 

uasflzl}. 
Gen.  31.2  2.told  Laban  on  the  third  day  Jacob  fled 

3  9. 1 3  .left  his  garment j  and  was  fled 
Numb.i  5.2  j.the  city  whither  he  was  fled 
z6.of  the  city  whither  he  was  /?erf 
1  Srfw.274.told  Saul,David  wasfledto  Gath 
1  i(iȣ.2.29.that  Joab  was /erf  to  the  tabernacle 
i2.2.for  he  was  fled  ftom  theprefence  of  Sol. 
itfleuft. 
Gra.3  j.i.when  thoufledfl  from  the  face  of  Efau 
Pfal.  1 14. 5.O  thou  fea,that  thou  fledfl 

fleece, 
r»g«t.8.4.firft  of  the  fleece  of  thy  fheep 
fudg.6.$ 7.W1II  put  a  jfece  of  wooll  in  the  floor 
if  the  dew  be  on  the  fleece  onely 
3  8.and  thruft  the  fleece  together,and 

wringed  the  dew  out  of  the  fleece 
39.prove  but  this  once  with  the  fleece 

let  be  drie  only  upon  the  fleece 
40.it  was  drie  upon  the  fleece  onely 
fob  3  i.xo.warmed  with  the  fleece  of  my  fheep 

■flee.  See  further  ^FUe, 
Gen.i6.8.lflee  from  the  face  of  my  miftrefle 
i9.20.thiscityisneer  to  flee  unto 
2743  .atife,  flee  t0  Laban  my  brother 
£#0^.14.2  5.  let  us  flee  from  the  face  of  Ifrael 
2i.i3.appointapIace  whither  he&iaMflce 
Levit.  26.  »7.ye  (hall  flee  when  none  purfueth 

36.they  (hall  flee,  as  a  fleeing  from  a  fword 
Nutfib.  10.3  j. them  that  hate  thee  flee  before  thee 
24. 1  i.now  flee  thou  to  thy  place 
3  5.6.man-flayer,that  he  may  flee  thither 
1 1. that  the  flayer  may  flee  thither 

1  j.killeth  unawares,may  flee  thither 
!  Dg#r.442.thatthe  flayer  might  flee  thither 

1 9. 3. that  every  flayer  may  flee  thither 
4.the  flayer  w  hich  (hall  flee  thither 
5. he  (hall  flee  unto  one  of  thofe  cities 

28. 7. and  flee  before  thee  feven  wayes 

2  j.and  flee  feven  wayes  before  them 
fcfh.S.  j.as  at  the  firft  we  will  flee  before  them 

6.they  flee  before  us  at  the  firft 

therefore  we  will  flee  before  them 
20.no  power  to  flee  this  way,or  that  way 
20. 3. unwittingly,  may  flee  thither 

4.that  doth  flee  unto  one  of  thofe  cities 
9-might  flee  thither,  and  not  die 
Judg.zo.i  2.1frael  faid,  Let  us  flee 
2  Sdw.44.as  (he  made  hafte  to  j?ee,he  fell 
1 5.i4,faid,  Arife,  and  let  us  flee 
i7.2.people  that  are  with  him,  (hall  flee 
I9.3.fteal  away  when  they  flee  inbattell 
24.1 3 .  flee  three  moneths  before  thine  enemies 
1 1(iK|.i2.i8.made  fpeed  to  flee  to  Jerufalem 

zCbron.10.1%. 
2  Kjng.^.o^en  the  door,  flee  and  tarry  not 
Neb.6. 1  r.fhould  fuch  a  man  as  I  flee 
fob  20.24.he  (hall  flee  from  the  iron  weapon 
27.22.he  would  fain  flee  out  of  his  hand 
30.  jo.they  flee  far  from  me 
41.28.the  arrow  cannot  make  him  flee 
Pfil.11. 1.  flee  as  a  bird  to  your  mouncaine 
68.  i.them  that  hate  him,  flee  before  him 
i2.ki(igs  of  atmies  did^fee  apace 
P/(w.  28a. wicked  flee  when  no  man  purfueth 
I/rf.io.g.to  whom  will  ye  flee  for  help 

ji.the  inhabitants  gather  themfelves  to  flee 


FLE 


FLE 


13.i4.and  flee  every  one  into  his  own  land 
1  5. 5. his  fugitives  (halt  flee  unto  Zoar 
17.1 3-and  they  OiaWflec  afarre  off 
20.6.our  expectation  whither  we  flee 
30.16. we  will  flee  upon  hotfes 

therefore  fhall  ye  flee 
i7.one  thoufand  fhall  flee  at  the  rebuke  of 
at  the  rebuke  of  five  fhall  ye  flee 
3 1. 8. but  he  fhall  flee  from  the  fword 
48 .  20./?ee  ye  from  the  Caldeans 
,7e7,.4.29.fhall_/?ee  for  the  noifeof  horfemen 
6.i.tOjf?eeoutofthemidft  of  Jerufalem 
25.3  y.fhepheards  fhall  have  no  way  to  flee 
48.6.  flee,  fave  your  lives 

9. that  it  may  flee ,  and  get  away 
49.8.  flee  ye,  turn  back,  dwell  deep 
24.and  turneth  her  felf  to  flee 
30. flee,  get  you  farre  off,  dwell  deep 
$o.i6.{ha\\flee  every  one  to  his  own  land 

28.the  voice  of  them  that  flee,  and 
5  i.6.flee  out  of  the  midft  of  Babylon 
E^k- 1 3 .20.hunt  the  fouls  to  make  them  flee 

foules  ye  hunt  to  make  th:m  flee 
Amos  5.19.8$  if  a  man  did  flee  from  a  lion,  and 
fomb  1.3  Jonah  rofe  up  to  flee  to  Tarfhifh 
Nabum  3 .y.fhall  flee  from  thee,and  fay,Nineveh 
Hab.i.8.they  fhall  flee  as  the  eagle  that  hafteth 
Zecb.z.6.and  flee  from  the  land  of  the  north 
i4.y.and  ye  (hall  flee  to  the  valley 

flee  as  ye  fled  from  the  earth-quake 
Mat.z.  1 3  .take  the  young  child,and  flee 

3.7 .who  hath  fore-warned  you  to  flee  from  the 

Luke  3.7. 
lo.z^.flee  ye  into  another :  for  verily 
24.16.let  them/ee  unto  the  mountaines 

Mar\  13.14. 
Lu\e  2i.2i.whieh  are  in  Judea,  flee  to  the 
fohn  10. y.not  follow,but  flee  from  him 
Acts  27.30.and  as  the  fhipmen  were  about  to  flee 
1  Cor.6.iS.flee  fornication,  every  fin  that 
10.14.my  dearly  beloved,  flee  from  idolatry 

1  Tim.6. 1  i.O  man  of  God,  flee  thefe  things 

2  Tm.z.zz.flee  alfo  youthfull  lufts,but 
/rf«?4.7.refifr  the  devill,  and  he  will  flee  from 
R«i.9.6.and  death  fhall  flee  from  them 

12.14.fhe  might  flee  into  the  wildernefle 
■f  lee  away. 
<?£».3i.27.wherefore  didft  thou/ee  away 
2Srfw.i8.3.for  if  we  flee  away,  they  will  not 
fob  9. 2 5. they  flee  away,  they  fee  no  good 

20.8.he  fhall  flee  away  as  a  dream 
Pfal.  5  5. 6.f or  then  would  I  flee  away 

64.ii.all  that  fee  thcm,fhall  flee  away 
Prov. z^.thzy  flee  away  as  an  eagle 
Crf»r.2.i7.untill  the  fhadowes  flee  away    Ver-46. 
lfd.l  y.io.forrow  and  fighing  fhall  flee  away 

51. 1  i.forrow  and  mourning  fhall  flee  away 
fer.^6.6.\et  not  the  fwift  flee  away 
Hof.9.  1  i.their  glory  fhall  flee  away 
Amos  2.i6.fhall^ee  away  naked  in  that  day 
j.iz.flee  thee  away  into  the  land  of  Judah 
9. 1. he  that  fleeth  fhall  not /foe  away 
Nahum  2.8.yet  they  fhall  flee  away,  ftand 
3.17/when  the  fun  rifeth, they  flee  away 
■fleeing,  See  further  jfflptng. 
Iewf.26.36.fhaH  flee,as  fleeing  from  a  fword 

tfleetr},  See  tfHefy, 
Deaf.14.19.and  every  creeping  thing  that  fleetb 

19.1  i.die,and  fleeth  into  one  of  thefe  cities 
fob  i4.2.he  fleelb alfo  as  a  fhadow 
Pfal.g  1 .5  .nor  for  the  arrow  that  fleetb  by  day 
Ifa.z4.1S. he  who  fleetb  from  the  noifeof  the 
Jfc?'48.i9.ask  him  that  fleetb,  &  her  that  efcapeth 

44-he  that  fleeth  from  the  feare 
Amos  9.  i.he  that  fleeth  fhall  not  flee  away 
Nabum  3.i6.canker-wotmfpoileth  &  fleeth  away 
fohn  10.12.and  leaveth  the  fheep,and  fleeth 

1 3. the  hireling  fleeth,hecaa(e  he  is  an  hirel. 

Ges.2.2 i.God  clofed  up  the  flejh  in  ftead 
24.they  fhalbe  one  flefh 
6.3-for  that  he  is  flejh,  yet  his  dayes 
g.H.flejh  with  the  life  thereof  fhall  ye 
17. 1  i.fhal  circumcife  the  flejh  of  your  foreskin 
i4.whofe  flefh  is  not  circumcifed,  fhalbe  cut 
2 3. Abraham  circumcifed  the  y?e/&  of  his 


FLE        FLE  I 

37.27.he  is  our  brother  and  our  flefh 
Exod.q..?. turned  again  as  his  other  flefh 
i2.8.fhall  eat  the  flejh  in  that  night 
16.8. fhall  give  you  in  the  evening  flefh  to  eat 

1 2.at  even  ye  fhall  eat  flejh 
22.3 1. neither  fhall  ye  eat  any  flejh  that  is  torn 
zy.iq.flejh  of  the  faullock,skin  and  doung 
3  2.  Aaron  and  his  fons  fhall  eat  the  flejh 
30.3  2. upon  mans  flejh  fhall  it  not  be  powred 
Lcv.6. 27.whatfoever  fhall  touch  the  flejh  thereof 
7.1  5  .and  the  flejh  of  the  facrifice  of  peace-offe. 
i9.and  the  flejh  that  toucheth  any  unclean 
as  for  the  flejh,  all  that  be  clean 
8.3  i.boyl  the  flejh  at  the  door  of  the  tabernacle 
9. 1 1  .the  flejh  and  the  hide  he  burnt 

1  i.8.of  their  flejh  fhall  ye  not  eat 
1 1. ye  fhould  not  eat  of  their  flefh 

iz.^.flcjh  of  his  foreskin  fhalbe  circumcifed 
i3.io.there  be  quick  raw  flefh  in  the  fifing 

i4.but  when  raw  flejh  appeareth 

1 5. and  the  prieft  fhall  fee  raw  flejh 

for  the  raw  flejh  is  unclean 

i6.or  if  the  raw  flefh  turn  again 

1 8. the  flejh  alfo  in  which  was  a  bile 

24  if  there  be  any  flefh  in  the  skin  where 

and  the  quick  flejh  tha:  burnetii 

38.1'n  the  skin  of  their  flefh  bright 

39.fpotsin  the  skin  of  their  flejh  be  dark 
1 5-7.that  toucheth  the  flejh  of  him  that 

i9.herifluein  her  flefh  be  blood 
16.27.burn  their  skin  and  their  flejh 
1 7 . 1 4-fhal  eat  the  blood  of  no  manner  o  f  flefh 

2  i.y.nor  make  any  cutting  in  their  flejh 
26.29.ye  fhall  eat  the  flefhofyouv  fons 

and  the  flejh  of  your  daughters 
Numb.i  i.4.who  fhall  give  us  flejh  to  eat 
1  i-flefh  to  give  unto  all  this  people 

give\isflefb,thzt  we  may  eat 
i8.to  morrow  ye  fhall  eat  flejh 

who  fhall  give  us  flejh  to  eat 
the  Lord  will  give  you  flejh 
2 1. thou  haft  faid,  I  will  give  them  flejh 
3  3.  while  the  flefh  was  yet  between 
1 2. 1 2.of  whom  the  flefh  is  half  confumed 
18.18.and  the  flefh  of  them  fhalbe  thine 
19.5j.her  skin,and  her  flefh,  &  her  bloud  burnt 
Dent.  12. 1  f.mayeft  eat  flejh  in  all  thy  gates 
20.thou  fhalt  fay,  I  will* eat  flejh 

becaufe  thy  foule  longeth  to  eat  flejh 
thou  mayeft  eat  flejh  whatfoever  and 
23.mayeft  not  eat  the  life  with  the  flefh 
27.offerthy  burnt  offrings,  the  flejh  and 

and  thou  fhalt  eat  the  flejh 
i4.8.ye  fhall  not  eat  of  their  flejh 
28.5  3-fhall  eat  the  flejh  of  thy  fons 
3  2.42.and  my  fword  fhall  devoure  flejh 
fudg.6.igxhe  flefh  he  put  in  a  bafket 

20.take  the  flefh  and  unleavened  cakes 
2i.endof  the  ftaffe— and  touched  the  flejh 
rofe  up  fire  and  confumed  the  flefh 

1  Srfw.2.13.  while  the  flejh  was  feething,  with  a 

I  j.give  flefh  to  roft  for  the  prieft, 
for  he  will  not  have  fodden  flefh 

2  Srfw.6.  iy.cake  of  bread,and  a  good  piece  of  flefh 

1  mng.iy.6.flejh  in  the  morning,  flejh  in  the  eve. 
19.2  i.boiled  their  flejh  with  the  inftruments 

2  Kjng.  ^^.flejhoi the  childe  waxed  warme 
9-36.fhall  dogs  eat  the  flejh  of  Jezebel 

1  Chron.  1 6.3.  piece  of  flejh  and  a  flagon  of  wine 

2  Cbron.7, 2.8.with  him  is  an  arme  of  flefh 
Nehem.%.  f.yet  now  our  flejh  is  as  the  flejh  of 
fob  io.4.haft  thou  eyes  of  flejh 

I I  .clothed  me  with  skin  and  flefh 
P/rf/.$o.i3.will  Ieatthejft#ofBuls.)or  drinke 

56.4.I  wil  not  feare  what  flefl)  can  do  unto  me 
78.20.can  he  provide  flejh  for  his  people 
27. he  rained  flefh  upon  them. 
39.he  rcmembred  that  they  were  but  flejh 
jg.z'.flejb  of  thy  faints  unto  the  beafts 
PC(W4.22.and  health  to  all  their  flejh 

23.20.amongft  riotous  eaters  oi  flejh 
Ifa.y.zo.eat  every  man  the  flefh  of  his  arme 
22.1 3-(foying  oxen,  killing  fheep,  eating  flejh 
3 1. 3. and  their  horfes  flejh  and  not  fpirit 
44.16.with  part  thereof  he  eateth  flefh 
19J  have  rofted  flefh  and  eaten  it 

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49.16.will  feed  them  with  their  own  flefh 
6$.4.which  eat  fwines  flejh,ind  broth  of 
66. 17. eating  fwines/frj^and  the  abomination 
Jer.7.2  i.unto  your  facnfices,and  eat  flcjh 
1 1 . 1 5 .  the  holy  flefh  is  pafled  from  thee 
1 2. 1  z.no  flefh  (hall  have  peace 
i7.5.curfed  js  the  man  that  mak.  flefh  his  arm 
lo.o.will  caufe  them  to  eat  the  _/&>/&  of  their 

and  flefh  of  their  daughters,  and  fhall 
eat  every  one  the  flefh  of  his  friend 
•E^.4.i4.neithercame  abominable  flefh  into 
1 1. 3. this. city  the  cauldron,  and  we  the  flefh 
7.your  flain,they  are  the  flefh 
1 1. neither  fhall  ye  be  the  flefh  in  the  midft 
lo.will  take  the  ftony  heart  out  of  their  flefh 
Chap.  3  6.2(5. 
and  will  give  them  an  heart  of  flefh 
Chap.36.26. 
i6.26.great  of  flefh,  and  hath  increafed 
2  3 .  20.whofe  flefh  is  as  the  flefh  of  alTes 
24.io.confume  the  flefh,  fpice  it  well 
37.6.and  will  bring  up  flefh  upon  you 
8.  and  the  flefh  came  up  upon  them 
3 9. 1 7. that  ye  may  eat  fltjh^nd  drink  blood 

1 8  .ye  fhall  eat  the  flefh  of  the  mighty 

40. 43. upon  the  tables  was  the  flefh  of 

Van.2.1  i.whofe  dwelling  is  not  with  flefh 

7.5.arife,  devoure  much  flefh 

io.3.neithercame^e/^nor  wineinmy 

Hof.S.  1 3.they  facrifice  flefh  for  the  facrif.ces 

Mlcah  3, 2. and  their  flefh  from  off  their  bones 

3  .who  eat  the  flefh  of  my  people 

and  as  flefh  within  the  cauldron 
Z^;ki.i7.outasduft,  and  their  flefh  as  dung 
Hag.z. 1 2. if  one  beare  holy  flejh  in  the  skirt 
Zech.  1 1. 9. cat  every  one  the  fltfh  of  another 
i6.but  he  fhall  eat  the  flifh  of  the  fat 
14. 1 2.their  fl'Jh  fhall  confume  away 
Matth. 16. 17  .fltfl)  zndh\ov>d  hath  not  revealed 
19.  j. and  they  twain  flialbe  one  flefh 
6.they  are  no  more  twain,but  one  flefh 

Mark  io-8. 
24.i2.there  fhould  no  flefh  be  faved  :  but  for 
Mark  10-8. 
26.41.the  fpirit  is  willing,but  the  flefhisweak 
Mark  1 3. 20.no  flefJ)  fhould  be  faved 

14.3  8.thefpiric  is  ready,  but  tht  flefh  is  weak 
L«'ef  24.39.3  fpirit  hath  not  flefliand  bones 
JV?.  1. 1 4. and  the  Word  was  made  flefh 

6. 5  3  .except  ye  eat  the  flefh  of  the  Son  of  man 
6 3. the  flefh  profiteth  nothing 
Alts  2. 30. according  to  the  fltfh  he  would  raife 
Rom.  1 .3  .feed  of  David  according  to  the  flefh 
3. 20.no  fltfh  be  juftified  in  his  fight 
4-i.as  pertaining  to  the  flefh,  hath  found 
7.2$.withthe/f/&thelawof  fin 
8-3.inthatit  was  weak  through  the  flefh 

his  Son  in  the  likencffe  of  finfull  flefh 
i2.not  to  the  flefh,to  live  after  the  flefh 
9-3-for  my  kinfmen  according  to  the  flefh 

5  .of  whom  concerning  the  fltfh  Chrift  came 
1 3 .  i4.and  make  not  provifion  for  the  flefh 
14.21.it  is  good  neither  to  eat  flefh,  nor 

1  Cm:  1. 29.that  no  flefh  fhould  glory 
6.i6.for  two,  faith  he,  fhalbe  one  flefh 
8.13.I  will  eat  no  flefh  while  the  world 
1  j.39.all  flefh  is  not  the  fame  flefh 

one  flefh  of  men,another  flefh  of  beafts 
50.  flefh  and  blood  cannot  inherit  the  kingd. 

2  Cor.  1. 17. do  I  purpofe  according  to  the  flefh 
4. 1 1  .made  manifeft  in  our  mortall  flefh 

7. 5. our  flefh  had  no  reft,  but  we  were 

10. 2-as  if  we  walked  according  to  the  flefh 

Gal.i. 16.I  conferred  not  with  flefh  and  blond 
2.i6.by  the  works  of  the  law  fhall  no  flefh  be 
3 .3  .are  ye  now  made  perfect  by  the  flefh 
5.13-ufe  not  liberty  for  an  occafion  to  the  flefh 
1 7. /?<?/& againft  fpirit,  fpirit  againftj^/S 
24.have  crucified  the  flefh  with  the  affections 

£/>&.2.3.converfation  in  the  lufts  of  owe  flefh 
5.3  i.and  they  two  fhalbe  one  flefh 
6.  5  .are  your  mafters  according  to  the  flefh 
1 2.for  we  wreftle  not  againft  flefh  &  bloud 

tV.3.2s.obey  your  mafters  according  to  the  flefh 

Hc6.2.i4.children  are  partakers  of  flefh  and  bloud 
1 2.o.we  have  had  fathers  of  our  flefh 


Jude  7.and  going  after  ftrange  flefh 

8.thefe  filthy  dreamers  defpife  the  flefh 
23.hating  the  garment  fpotted  by  the  flefh 
Zte».i7.i6.thefe  fhall  eat  hex  flefh 
19. 1 8. ye  may  eat  the  flefh  of  kings 

flefh  of  captains,&  flefh  of  mightymen 
flefh  of  hot  fes,znd  flefh  of  all  men 
2i.fowles  were  filled  with  their  flefh 
After  the  JFIeCh. 
John  8 . 1 5  .ye  judge  after  the  flefh, I  judge  no  man 
Rom.8. 1  .who  walk  not  after  the  flefh,  but  after 

Verfe^j. 
5. for  they  that  are  after  the  flefh 
1 2.not  to  the  flefh,to  live  after  the  fltfh 
13.it  ye  live  after  the  flefh  ye  fhall  die 

1  Cor.  i.z6. not  many  wife  men  after  the  flefh 

10. 18. behold  Ifrael  after  the  flefh 
z  Cor.  j.i6.know  we  no  man  after  the  flefh 

have  blown  Chrift  after  the  fit  fl) 
10.3  .we  do  not  war  after  the  flefh 
n.i8.feeingthatmanyglory  after  the  flefh 
6^.4.23. bond- woman  was  born  after  the  flefh 
29.be  that  was  born  after  the  flefh 

2  P#,2.io.cbicfly  them  that  walk  after  the  fltfh 

AlLf\i% 
-Gen.6. 1  z.M  flefh  had  corrupted  his  way 

1 3  .the  end  of  all  flefh  is  come  before  me 
17.  to  deftroy  all  fltfh  wherein  is  breath 
ip.of  all  fltfh  two  of  every  fort 
7. 1  f.went  in  two  and  two  of  all  fltfh 
i6.wentinmaleand  female  of  all  flefh 
2i.all  flefh  died  that  moved  upon  the  earth 
8.i7.bring  forth  of  all  /?c/^,fow],cattell 
9.1 1  .neither  (lull  all  flefh  be  cut  off 
1 5  .become  a  flood  to  deftroy  all  flefh 
i6.between  me  and  all  flefh  upon  the  face 
Vafe  17. 
IcwV.17.14.for  this  is  the  life  of  all  flefh 

the  life  of  all  flefh  is  the  bloud 
Nitmb.$.7.md  let  them  (have  all  their  flefh 

16.22.O  God,the  God  of  the  fpir.  of  all  flefh 
Chap.27.16. 
18. 1  j.that  openeth  the  matrix  of  all  flefh 
Deut.<;. z6.fovwho  is  there  of  zll  flefh 
fob  341  5  .all  flefh  fhall  perifh  together 
Pfltl.6  5. 2.unto  thee  fhall  all  flefh  come 
i36.25.whogiveth  food  to  all  flefh 
145.2  i.letaliy^bleffe  his  holy  name 
J/d.40.s.all  flefh  fhall  fee  it  together 

6  all  flefh  is  graffe,  and  the  goodneffe 
49.26.all  flefh  fhall  know  that  I  am  the  Lord 
66. i6.will  the  Lord  plead  with  zll  flefh 
23.fhall  all  flefh  come  to  worfhip 
24.  they  fhalbe  an  abhorring  to  all  flefh 
Jer.z^.^ 1. he  will  plead  with  all  flefh 
3  2.27.I  am  the  God  of  all  flefh 
45.5.I  will  bring  evill  upon  all  flefh 
£^.20.48. all  flifh  fhall  fee  that  I  the  Lord  have 
2 1. 4. my  fword  <gainft  all  fltfh 

5. that  all  flefh  may  know  that  I  am  the  L. 
Dan.4.  J  2. and  all  flefh  was  fed  of  it 
Joel  2.28.powre  out  my  Spirit  upon  all  flefh 
Zech.  2. 13.be  filent,0  all  flefh,  before  the  Lord 
Lu\e  3.6.all  flefh  fhall  fee  the  falvation  of  God 
John  17  2.given  him  power  over  all  flefh 
^<2.2.i7.wilpowroutof  my  Spirit  upon  all  fltfh 
1  Cor.i  5  39.aH  flefh  is  not  the  fame  flefh 
1  Pet. i.z^for  all  flefh  is  as  grafle 

Ha  iFlety. 
Exod.  21.28  .and  hi  s  flefh  fh  1 !  1  not  be  eaten 

29.3  i.and  feethe  his  flefh  in  the  holy  place 
Levit.4.1 1. all  his  flefh,  with  his  head 

6.io.linn'  n  breeches  fhalbe  put  upon  his  fltfh 
8.i7.his  flefh  and  his  doung  be  burnt 
1 3 .2.fhall  have  in  the  skin  of  his  flefh 

and  it  be  in  the  skin  of  his  flefh 
3  .plague  in  the  skin  of  his  flefh 
4.be  white  in  the  skin  of  his  flefh 
1  i.old  leprofie  in  the  skin  of  his  flefh 
ij.if  leprofie  have  covered  all  his  flefh 
i4.9.alfo  he  fhall  wafh  his  flefh  in  his  water 
1 5.2.a  running  iffue  out  of  his  flefh 
3.whether  his  flefh  run  with  his  iffue 

or  hisflefhbe  flopped  from  his  iffue 
i6.fhall  wafh  all  his  flefh  in  water 


i6.4.1innen  breeches  upon  his  flefh 

therefore  fhall  he  wafh  his  flefh 
24.he  fhall  wafh  his  fl-fh  in  water 
28. wafh  his  deaths,  and  bathe  his  fltfh 
17-16. wafh  them  not  ,nor  bathe  his  flefh 
22.6.unleffe  he  wafh  his  flefh 
'Numb.i^.y. Zr\d  bathe  his  flefh  in  water     Verf.S. 

1  JCw.21.27.and  put  fack-cloth  upon  his  flefh 

2  King.  5. 14. and  his  flefh  came  again 
6.30.had  fack-cloth  within  upon  his  fltfh 

Job  2.  j.and  touch  his  bone  and  his  flefh 

14.22.but  his  flip)  upon  him  fhall  havepaine 
3  1.3 1. Oh  that  we  had  of  his  fltfh 
33.21  .his  flefh  is  confumed  away 

25.  his  fltff)  flialbe  frefherthen  a  child 
41. 23.the  flakes  of  his  flefh  are  joyned 
P/Yw.n.i7.thatis  cmell,troublethhisown  fltfh 
Ecclcf.q.j.xhe  fool  eateth  his  own  flefh 
Ifa.  1 7.4.fatneffe  of  his  flefh  fhall  waxe  lean 
John  6.5 1. can  this  man  give  us  his  flefh  to  eat 
Acls  2.3 1.  neither  his  flefl)did  fee  corruption 
Grf/.6.8.he  that  foweth  to  his  flefh  fhal]  0f 
H^/;.2.i5.havingabolifhedin  his  flefh 
5-29.no  man  ever  hated  his  own  flefh 
30. for  we  are  members  of  his  fljh 
Col.i.2z.'m  the  body  of  his  fltfh  thorow  death 
Heb. ^.7. who  in  the  dayes  of  his  flefh 

io.20.through  theveile,  that  is  to  fay,  his  flefh 
lntbef[zffy,or,inpzty. 
Gen.  17. 24. Abraham,  circumcifed  in  the  flefh 
2  5.1fhmael  circumcifed  in  the  flefh  of  his 
£^f/j<44.7.anduncircumcifed  in  flefh,  to  be 
9.nor  uncircumcifed  in  flefh  (hall  enter 
Daw.  1.  ^.appeared  fairer  and  fatter  in  flefh 
Rom.2.2$.r>eithei:  which  is  outward  in  tht  fl.fh 
7. 5.for  when  we  were  in  the  flefh 
8. 3. for  fin  condemned  (in  in  the  flejh 
8. that  are  in  the  flejh,cannot  pteafe  God 
9-but  we  are  not  in  the  fltfh 

1  Cfl>'.7.28.fuch  (hall  have  trouble  in  the  flefh 

2  Cfly.1c3.for  though  we  walk  in  the  flefh 
1 2.7.gi  ven  me  a  thorn  in  the  flefh 

Gal.2-20.the  life  which  I  now  live  in  the  flefh 

6.i2.as  defire  to  make  a  fair  fhew  in  the  flefh 
Eph.2. 1 1. in  time  paft  Gentiles  in  the  fltfh 

called  the  circumcifion  in  the  flefh 
Phil.i.zz.but  if  I  live  in  the  flefh 

24.neverthelefle  to  abide  in  the  flejh  is 
3 .3. and  have  no  confidence  in  the  flefh 

whereof  lie  mi'shc  boaft  in  the  flefh 
C0I.2. 1  .have  not  feen  my  face*in  the  flefh 
5. for  though  I  be  abfent  in  the  flefh 
1  Tira.3.i6.God  was  manifeft  in  the  flefh 
Philem.16. both  in  the  flcjh  and  in  the  Lord 
1  Pa?.3.i8.being  put  to  death  in  the  flefh 
4. 1. Chrift  fuffered  for  us  in  the  flefh 

fuffered  in  the  flefh,hzth  ceafed  from  fin 
2.the  reft  of  his  time  in  the  flefh 
6.judged  according  to  men  in  the  flejh 

1  John  4.2.denieth  that  Chrift  is  come  in  the  flefh 

Verfe  3. 

2  /o^.confeffe  not  Chrift  is  come  in  the  flefh 
My  JFlefl). 

Gen.2.z$.this  is  flefh  of  my  /fr/&,andboneofmy 
29.14.thou  artmyboneand  my  flefh 

1  Sam.zf.i  i.fhall  I  take  my  bread  and  my  flefh 

2  Sam.19.12.ye  are  my  bones  and  my  flefh 
1 3  .art  thou  not  of  my  flefh 

Job  4.1 5.the  haire  of  my  flefh  flood  up 
6. 1 2. or  is  my  flefh  of  braffe 
7. 5. my  flefh  is  clothed  with  wormes 
1 3 . 1 4.wherefore  do  I  take  my  flefh  in  my  teeth 
i9.2o.cleaveth  to  my  skin  and  to  my  flefh 
22.and  are  not  fatisfied  with  my  flefh 
26.yct  in  my  flefh  fhall  I  fee  God 
2i.6.trernbUng  taketh  hold  on  my  flefh 

Pfal.i6.g.my  flefh  alfo  fhall  reft  in  hope 
27.2.came  upon  me  to  ear  up  my  flejh 
38.3>there  is  no  foundneffe  in  my  flefh  Ver.7 
63.1  .my  flefh  longeth  for  thee 
7 j.  26. my  flefh  and  my  heart  faileth  me 
84.2,my  heart  and  my  fkflh  crieth  out 
1 09. 24.my  flefh  faileth  of  fatneffe 
1 19. 1 20.my  flefh  trembleth  for  feare 

Jer.  5 1.3  5. violence  done  to  me  and  to  my  flefh 

Lam.$  ,4.my  flefh  hath  he  made  old 

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7obn 6.ii.bveadthulgi\-tis  my  flefi 

54.who  fo  eateth  my  flcjb,md  drmketh  my 
5  5  .for  my  flcjb  is  meat  indeed 
56.be  thateateth  mypfi,  and  drinketh 
Alls  z.z6.z\(o  my  jfejfc  fhall  reft  in  hope 
KWBL7.  i8.in  my  j?#  dwelleth  no  good  thing 

1 1. i4.provoke  them  which  are  my  flcjh 
Gd/.4.i4.temptation  which  was  in  my  flejh 
Cot-1.z4.of  the  amnions  of  Chrift  in  my  flcjh 

OftbefUO). 
Exod.  i  z.46.not  carry  forth  ought  of  the  flcjb 

z9.34.and  if  ought  of  the^j&remaine 
Lev.7. 17. but  the  remainder  of  the  flejh  fhall 
i8.and  if  any  of  the  flejh  of  the  facrifice 
2o.'but  the  foul  that  eateth  of  the  flejh 
i  i.and  eat  the  flejh  of  the  facrifice 
8.jz.that  which  remaineth  of  the  flejh 
13-3.cn  the  plague  in  the  skin  of  the  flejh 

43. leprotic  appeareth  in  the  skin  of  the  flcjh 
17. 1 1  .the  life  of  the  flejh  is  in  the  bloud 
Lieut.  1 6.4-neither  any  thing  of  the  flejh  remain 

z8.55.not  give  of  the  flejh  of  his  children 
Prov.  1 4. 3  o.found  heart  is  the  life  of  the  flejh  ^ 
Eccl.  1  z.  1  z.much  ftudy  is  a  wearineffe  of  the  flcjh 
yok1.13.born  not  of  the  will  of  the  flejh 

3 ,6.that  w  hich  is  born  of  the  flejh  is  flejh 
Rom.S.^Ao  minde  thethings  of  the  flejh 
9.8.which  are  the  children  of  the  flcjh 

1  Cor.f.s.unto  Satan  for  the  deftruft.of  the  flejh 

2  drf.y.i.fcom all  filthineffe  of  the  flejh 
Gfl/.4.i?.throughinfirmityof  the  flefl) 

5-.16.ye  fhall  not  fulfill  the  lufts  of  the  flejh 

i9.now  the  works  of  the  flejh  are  manifeft 
5.8  .fhall  of  the  flejh  reap  corruption  _ 

Epb.z.i.in  the  lufts  of  our  flejh, Aefaes  of  the^J« 
Col.  z.i  1. putting  off  the  fins  of  the  flejh 

zz.honour,  to  the  fatisfyingof  the  flejh 
Heb.g.ii-d n&ifieth  to  the  purging  of  the  flejh 
1  Pel. 3. z  1. putting  away  the  filth  of  the  flejh 
z  Pe*vz.i8.allure  through  the  lufts  of  the  flcjh 
1  fob. z.i6.thz  luft  of  the  flejh,  luft  of  the  eyes 

Thy  f\zty. 
Geft^o.ip.birds  fhall  eat  thy  flcjh  from  off  thee 
1  Sdw.17.44.thy  flejh  unto  the  fowles  of  the  ayre 
a  Sam.  5. 1  .behold, we  are  thy  bone  and  thy  flejh 

z  Cbron- 11.1. 
z  Kjng.<s.  io.and  thy  flejh  fhall  come  again  to  thee 
Pro  5.n.and  mourns  when  thy  flejh  isconfumed 
Ecckf.^.6.to  caufe  thy  flejh  to  fin,  neither  fay 

1 1. 10. put  away  evill  from  thy  flejh 
J/2r.58.7.hide  not  thy  felf  from  thine  own  flejh 
£^.32.5.1  will  lay  thy  flejh  upon  the  mountains 

Tour  jflcfh. 
Lev.  19.z8.make  any  cuttings  in  your  flejh 
fudg.S. 7. tear  your  flejh  with  thorns 

9.  z.rememb.alfo  I  am  your  bone  and  your  flcjh 
E'Kek- 1  &•  intake  the  ftony  heart  out  of  your  flejh 
Kfl/#.6.i9.becaufeof  the  infirmity  of  your  flejh 
Gal.6. 1 3  .they  may  glory  in  your  flejh 
Cotz.13.and  theuncircumcifionofyour  flcjh 
fam.f.s  .fhall  eat  your  flcjh  as  it  were  fire 

jFlefbetJ. 
Gen.^uz.ht-flejhed,  and  they  fed  in  a  meadow 

Verfe  18. 
3. came  up  ill-favoured  and  \tix\-flejhed 

Verfe  19. 
4.ill-favoured  and  \ean-flejhed,  eat  up 
•f\ttyboo\. 
1  Sam.z.i  3.whh  zflejh-hook  of  three  teeth 
i4.allthat  the  flefh.hook  brought  up 
3r\iQ)--boo\s. 
EXO.zj.i.his  flejh,  hooks  and  his  fire-pans 

38.3.he  made  all  veffels  and  the  flefh-hobks 
Numb.^.  i4.even  the  cenfers,and  the  flejh-hooks 

1  Cfc?-o».z8.i7.alfopure  gold  for  the  flejh-huoks 
z  Cjb?Y>.4.i6.the  jf?e/«-hookSjand  all  their  inftrum 

rJIFleOjfe. 

2  Cor. 3. 3. but  in  the  flefhie  tables  of  the  "heart 

z  Cor.i.iz.in  fimplicity,not  with  flejhly  wKdome 
Co/.z.  1 8.vainly  puft  up  by  his  flejhly  minde 
1  Per.2.ii.beloved,abftainfrom  flejhly  lufts 

-tf\Z$0'pots. 
jE.voi.i6.3.when  we  fateby  the  flefh-yots 

1  Sam.  1 4.3 z.the  people  flew  uponthe  fpoile 


FLI         FLO 

Ifa.6.6.then  flew  one  of  the  Scraphims  unto  me 

Jf«C  and  JFIieff, 
Exod.S.  zi.I  willfend  fwarmes  of  flics 
zi.be  full  of  fwarmes  of  flies 
z2.n0  fwarmes  of  flies  (hzlbz  there 
z4.and  there  came  a  grievous  fwarm  of  flies 
land  was  corrupted  by  reafon  of  flics 
Z9.that  the  fwarmes  of  flies  may  depart 
3 1. he  removed  the  fwarmes  of  flies 
P/S/.78.45.he  fent  diverfe  forts  of  flies 
105.3  i.eame  diverfe  forts  of  flies 
Ecclcf.ro.  i. dead  flics  caufe  the  oyntment  of  the 
lfa.j.r^.ihe  Lord  fhall  hiffe for  the  {lie 

flit,  See  alfo  tfJee. 
GeK.i.zo.fowl  that  may  flie  about  the  earth 
1  5aw.15.19.but  didft  flie  upon  the  fpoile 
z  Samfzz.ii.rode  upon  a  Cherub,  and  did  flie 

Pfal.1S.10, 
fob  5.7. as  the  fparks/ie  upward 

39.z6.doth  the  hawk  flie  by  thy  wifdome 
Pfal.  1 8 .  i o.he  did  flie  upon  the  wings  of  the  w  ind 
90.io.isfoon  cutoff,  and  we  flie  away 
1 39.7.whither  fhall  I  flie  from  thy  prefence 
143 .9.I  flie  unto  thee  to  hide  me 
Prov.zS.17.flie  to  the  pit,  let  no  man  ftay  him 
Ifa.6.z.and  with  twain  he  did  flie 

1  i.i4.but  they  fhall  flie  upon  the  moulders 
60. 8. who  are  thefe  that  flie  as  a  cloud 
Ji?i'.48.40.behold,he  fliall  flie  as  an  eagle 

4g.S.flie  ye,  turn  back,  dwell  deep 
Daa.g.  z  1. being  caufed  to  j?zefwiftly 
z  Tim.z.zz.flie  alfo youthfull  lufts 
Rev.  i4-6.and  I  faw  another  angell  flie  in 

i9.i7.fowles  that  flie  in  the  midft  of  heaven 

D«#.4.i7.winged  fowl  that  flietb'm  the  ayre 
z8.49.as  fwift  as  the  eagle  flieth 

*ttSfrt, 

Levk.z6.S.an  hundred  fhall  put  icooo.to  flight 

Deaf.3z.30.  and  twoput  10000.  to  flight 

1  Cbron.  1  z.  1 5. put  to  flight  all  them  of  the  valleys 

2/0.52.1 2. neither  fhall  ye  go  by  flight 

Amos  z.i4.therefore  flight  fhal  perifh  fro  the  fwift 

Maif.z4.20.pray  your  flight  be  not  in  the  winter 

Mar\  13.18. 
Heb.i  i.34.turned  to  flight  the  armies  of  aliens 

piping, 
Lev.i  1. 2 1. thefe  may  you  eat  of  every  flying  thing 

23-but  all  other  flying  creeping  things 
Deut.q.qz.flying  into  one  of  thefe  cities  he  might 
fob  io.-$.flying  into  the  wilderneffe  in  former 
P/ati48.io.creeping  things  and  flying  fowls 
P>m>.z6.2.as  the  fwallow  by  flying,  fo  the  curfe 
Ifa- 1 4. 29.  his  fruit  fhalbe  a  fiery  flying  fcrpent 
3  0.6.  the  viper  and  fiery  flying  ferpent 
3  i.5.as  birds  flying  fo  will  the  Lord  defend 
Zech.$.r.and  looked,and  behold  a  flying  roll 

z.I  anfwered,  I  fee  a  flying  roule 
to\4.7.fourth  beaft  was  like  a  flying  eagle 
8. 1 3. an  angell  flying  thorow  the  midft  of  heav. 
JFlfnt. 
Deut.S.r 5.brought  water  out  of  the  flint 
Pfal.i  14. 8. the  flint  intoa  fountain  of  waters 
lfa.  5 . 2  8  .horfe  hoofs  counted  like  flint 

5o.7.therefore  I  fet  my  face  like  a  flint 
E^k^.^.as  an  adamant  harder  then  flint 

Deut.zz.  1 3 ;and  oyl  out  of  the  flinty  rock 

#*. 
Alts  z8.8. father  of  Publ.  lay  fick  of  a  bloody  flix 

Ge»-4.4.brought  of  the  firftlings  of  his  floc\ 
z  1. 28. fet  feven  ewe  lambs  of  the  flock  by 
27.9^0  now  to  the  flock  an(*  fetch 
29. 1  o.Jacob  watered  the  flock  of  Labm 
36.3  i.I  will  again  feed  and  keep  thy  flock 
3  2.I  will  paffe  thorow  all  thy  flock  to  day 
3  6. Jacob  fed  the  reft  of  Labans  flock 
40.Jac.did  feparate  al  the  brown  in  the  flot\ 
3  i.4.called  Rachel  and  Leah  to  his  flock 
3  8  .rams  of  thy  flock  have  I  not  eaten 
32. 1 3. all  the  flock  will  die 
37. 2.Jofeph  was  feeding  the  flock 
1  z.went  to  feed  their  fathers  flock 
1 3  .do  not  thy  brethren  feed  the  flock 
38.17.I  will  fend  thee  a  kid  from  the  flock 


FLO       FLO 

£.W.z.i6.troughs  to  water  their  fathers  flock 
i7.but  Mofes  helped  and  watered  their  flock 
19-drew  water,  and  watered  the  flock 
3 . 1  .now  Mofes  kept  the  flock  of  Jethro 

led  the  flock t0  the  backfide  of  the  defait 
Im?.  1. 2. even  of  the  herd  and  of  the  flock 
5.6.a  female  from  the  flock,a  lamb 

i8.ram  without  blemifn  out  of  the  flock 

Chap.6.6. 
Z7.3z.concerning  the  tithe  of  the  flock 
Numb.  1 5. 3. a  fweet  favour  of  the  herd  of  the  flock 
DeK.iz.zYxhch  thou  (halt  kill  of  thy  herd  &  flock 
1 5.i4.furnifli  him  liberally  out  of  thy  flock 

icj.all  thy  firftling  males  of  thy  flock 
i6.2.untothe  Lord  thy  God  of  thy  flock 

1  Sdtfz.17.34.took  a  lambout  of  the  flock 

2  Sam.i  2.4-he  (pared  to  take  of  his  own  flock 
2  Chron.3  5.7. gave  to  the  people  of  the  flock 
E^ra  1  o.  1 9.they  offered  a  ram  of  the  flock 
fob  30. 1  .to  fet  with  the  dogs  of  my  flock 
Cant.  1. 7.where  thou  makeft  thy  flock  to  reft 

8. go  by  the  footftepsof  the  flock 
4. 1. thy  haire  is  as  a  flock  of  goats  that  appear 
Chap.6.5. 
2.thy  teeth  are  like  a  flock  of  fheep  that  are 
Chap.<5.6. 
lfa.4.0. 1 1  .he  fhall  feed  his  flock  like  a  fhepheard 

63.11.with  the  fhepheard  of  his  flock 
Jf«'.i3.i7.becaiue  the  Lords  flock'is  carried  capt. 
20.where  isthey?oc^,thy  beautifull  flock' 
23-2.ye  have  fcattered  my  flock 

3.I  will  gather  the  remnant  of  my  flock 

2  5.34.H1  afhes  ye  principall  of  rhe  flock 
3  5. nor  the  principall  of  the  flock to  efcape 
36.an  howling  of  the  principall  of  the  flock 

3  i.io.keep  him  as  a  fhepheard  doth  his  flock 
1 2.and  for  the  young  of  the  flock 

49.20.lead  of  the  flock  fhall  draw  them  out 

Chap.  50.4  5. 
5i.23.break  in  pieces  the  fhepheard  &  his  flock 
£^,24.5.take  the  choice  of  the  flock 
3 4. 3. but  ye  feed  not  the  flock 
6. my  flock  fcattered  upon  the  earth 
S.becaufe  my  flock  became  a  prey 

&  my  flock  became  meat  for  every  beaft 
neither  my  fhepherds  fearch  for  my  flock 
and  fed  not  my  flock 
10.I  will  require  my  flock  '■*■*■  y°ur  hands 

caufe  the  to  ceafe  fro  feeding  their  flock 
I  will  deliv.  my  flock  fr°m  their  mouth 
1 2.as  a  fhepheard  feeketh  out  his  flock 
1 5.I  will  feed  my  flock,ind  will  caufe 
i7.andas  for  you,  O  my  flock 
i9.and  as  for  my  flock,ihzy  eat 
zz.therefore  will  I  fave  my  flock 
3  i.and  ye  my  flock  of  my  pafture 
36.38.as  the  holy/o^.as  the  flock  of  Jerufal. 
43.z3.anda  ram  out  of  the  flock 

z5.outof  the  flock  without  blemifh 
45.13.and  one  lamb  out  of  the  flock 
Amos  6.4-eat  the  lambs  out  of  the  flock 
7 . 1 5.100k  me  as  I  followed  the  flock 
fonah  3. 7 .herd  nor  flock  tafte  any  thing 
Micah  z.  1  z.as  the  flock  'n  tne  midft  of  their  fold 
4.8.and  thou  O  tower  of  the  flock 
7.i4.feed  the  flock  of  thine  heritage 
Hab.$.  i7.although  the  flock  fhalbe  cut  off 
Zft*.9.i6.fave  themas  the  flock  of  his  people 
io.z.they  went  their  way  as  a  flock 
3.the  Lord  bath  vifited  his  flock 
1  i.4.feed  the  flock  of  the  flaughter 
7.I  will  feed  the  flock  of  the  flaughter 

even  you  O  poor  oi the  flock 
1  i.the  poor  of  the  flock  that  waited 
ly.idle  fhepheard  that  leaveth  the  flock 
Afdti.H.whichliathinhis^amale 
Mat.z6. 3  i.fheep  of  the  flock  fhalbe  fcattered 
Luke  z.8.watch  over  their  flock  by  night 

1  z.3  z.fear  not  little  flock,for  it  is  your  Fath. 
Acls  20. 28.  take  heed  to  all  the  flock 

z9.wolves  enter,not  fparing  the  flock 
1  Cor.9-7.flock>m&  eateth  not  milk  ofthe  flock 
1  Pet.'y.z-ked  the  flock  of  God 

3  .but  being  enfamples  to  the  flock 
Like  a  Jfloefe. 
fob  z  1. 1  i.fend  forth  their  little  ones  like  a  flock 
Pfal.77.zo.thoa 


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Pfat.77.zo.thou  leddeft  thy  people  like  a  flock 
78.5z.guided  them  in  the  wildern.hke  a  flock 
80. 1. that  leaded  Jof.ph  like  a  .M  of  fheep 
io7.4i.makcth  him  families  like  a  flock 
£^.36,37.increafe  them  with  men  like  a  flock 

iflOCliS*. 
Gm.i9.z.thvee  flocks  o£  fheep  lying  by  it 

out  of  that  well  they  watered  the  flocks 
3  .thither  were  all  the  flocks  gathered 
8»we  cannot  till  all  the  flocks  be  gathered 
30.38.fct  the  rods  he  had  pilled  before  the/0. 
when  the  flocks  came  to  drink 
U^hc  flocks  conceived  before  the  rods 
40.faces  of  the  flocks  toward  the  ring-ftraked 
he  put  his  own  flocks  by  themfelves 
3 1.5.I  have  oxen,&  a(Ies,^c^,andmen-ferv. 
.  ^.divided  the  flocks  and  the  herds 
37.14.and  well  with  my  flocks,  and  bring  me 

i6.where  they  feed  their  flocks 
47.4  have  no  paftures  for  their  flocks 
1 7  .in  exchange  for  horfes,  for  flocks 
Lev.i.io.if  his  offering  be  of  the  flocks 

5. 1  j.a  ram  out  of  the  flocks 
Ntmb-Z  i.o.took  fpoil  of  all  their  flocks,and  of 
30.one  portion  of  the  flocks, of  all  manner 
3  z.z6.oac  flocks  and  our  cattell  fhalbe  there 
Deut.7. 1 3 .will  blefle  the  flocks  of  thy  fheep 
28,4.and  the  flocks  of  thy  fheep 
1 8.curfed  the  flocks  of  thy  fheep 
5 1  .not  leave  the  flocks  of  thy  fheep 
jWg.j.itf.toheare  the  bleatings  of  the  flocks 
1  J{ing.zo.z7.^itched\\ketwo\itt\eflocksof]aids  | 
i  cW4.3$).tofeekpafture  for  their  flocks 

4i.becaufe  there  was  pafture  for  their  flocks 
27.3  i.and  over  iheflockswas  Jaziz 
z  Chron.17.1 1. the  Arabians  brought  him  flocks 

3  z.z8.ftalls  for  beafts3and  coats  for  flocks 
Job  24.2.they  violently  take  away  flocks 
Pfal.6 f  .1 5. the  paftures  are  cloathed  with  flocks 

78.48.and  their  flocks  to  hot  thunder-bolts 
Ctf3f.1-7.turn  afide  by  the  flock*  of  thy  companions 
J/tf.i7.2.be  for  jfttf^  which  fhall  lie  down 
32.14.ajoy  ofwildafles,apafture  of  flocks 
60-7.aU  the  flocks  of  Kedar  fhalbe  gathered 
61. y. and  (hangers  fhall  feed  your  flocks 
6$.io.Sharon  fhalbe  a  fold  of  flocks 
Jer.6.i.the  fhepheards  with  their  flocks  (hal  come 

10.2  i.all  their  flocks  fhalbe  fcattered 
3  i.24.and  they  that  goe  forth  with  flocks 
3  3.1 2.caufing  their  flocks  to  lie  down 

1 3.fhall  the  flocks  pafTe  again  under  the 
49.29.theh-  flocks  fhall  they  take  away 
<?o.8.be  as  the  hee- goats  before  the  flocks 
£^.2f.y.and  Amnion,  a  couching  place  for  flo. 
34.2.fhouId  not  the  fhepheards  feed  the  flocks 
36.38  wafte  citiesbe  filled  with  flocks  of  men 
Joel  1.18.  flocks  of  fheep  are  made  defolate 
Micah  f.8.as  a  young  lion  among  the  flocks 
Zepfc.2.6.dwellingsand  folds  for  flocks 

i4.and  flocks  fhall  lie  down  in  the  midft 
JFlQCiSjS  joyned  with  herds. 
Gen.i  3.5X01  went  with  Abr.&  had  flocks  &  herds 

24.3  f.given  my  mafter  flocks  and  herds 
2o".i4.Ifaac  had  poffeffion  of  flocks  and  herds 

3  2.7.divided  the  flocks  and  herds  into  two 
l^.i2.flocks  and  herds  with  young  are  with  me 

4  y.io.thy  flocks,thy  herds,  &  all  that  thou  haft 
46.3  2.they  have  brought  their  flocks  and  herds 
47. 1. my  father,— flocks  and  herds,3nd  al  they 
f  0.8. their  flocks  and  herds  left  they  in  Egypt 

Exod.  10. j/.with  our  flocksand  with  our  herds 
24.your  flocks  and  your  herds  be  ftayed 
1 2.3  2.alfo  take  your  flocks  and  herds 

38. flocks  and  herds,  and  very  much  cattell 
34.3  .neither  let  the  flocks  nor  herds  feed 
Numb.  1 1 . 2  2.fhall  the  flocks  and  herds  be  flain 
Deut.8. i^.when  thy  herds  and  thy  flocks  multip. 
I2.6.firftlings  of  your  herds  and  of your  flocks 

i7.firftlings  of  thy  herds,or  of  thy  flocks 
14-iJ.firftlings  of  thy  herds  and  flocks 

1  Stfw30.20.took  all  the  flocks and  the  herds 

2  &ztfz.i2.2.excceding  many  flocks  and  herds 
2  Cfou32,29.pofleffions  of  flocksand  herds  in  ab. 
M$.io#36.the  firftlings  of  our  flocks  and  herds 
Pnw.27.23  .thy  ftocks,znd  look  well  to  thy  herds 
/o-.3.24.their  flocks,theit  herds^their  fons  J 


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5.  i7.fhall  eat  up  thy  flocks  and  herds 
Hof.$.6.fhz\l  go  with  their  flocks  and  herds 

;fFtootJ, 
Gen.6. 1 7.I  do  bring  a  flood  of  wat.  upon  the  earth 
7.6.when  tht  flood  of  waters  was  upon  the  earth 
7.becaufe  of  the  waters  of  the  flood 
icafter  7-dayes  the  waters  of  the  flood  were 
17-the  flood  was  forty  dayes  upon  the  earth 
9. 1 1  .any  more  by  the  waters  of  a  flood 

neither  any  more  a  flood  to  deftroy 
1  j.waters  fhall  become  no  more  a  flood 
28.after  the  flood  three  hundred  &  fifty  yeers 
10.  i.were  fons  born  after  the  flood 

3  2.the  nations  divided  after  the  flood 
1  i.io.begate  Arphaxad  two  yeers  after  the  flo. 
Jofh.z^.z. fathers  on  the  other  fide  of  the  flood 
3 .  Abr.from  the  other  fide  of  the  flood 
14-ferved  on  the  other  fide  of  the  flood 
1  j.were  on  the  other  fide  of  the  flood 
Job  14.1 1  .the  j#<w/decayeth  and  drieth  up 

22.i6.foundation  was  overthrown  with  a  flood 
zS.4.flood  breaketh  out  from  the  inhabitant 
Pfal.z9.10.the  Lord  fitteth  upon  the  flood 
6<5.6.they  went  through  the  flood  on  foot 
69.1j.let  not  the  water-flood  overflow  me 
74. 1 5. thou  didft  cleave  the  flood 
90.  j.carrieft  them  away  as  with  a  flood 
I/tf.28.2.  as  afloodof  mighty  waters 

J9.i9.enemy  fhall  come  in  like  a  flood 
Jer. $6.7. who  is  this  that  cometh  up  as  a  flood 
8.Egypt  rifeth  up  like  a  flood 
47.2.fhalbe  an  over-flowing  flood 
Dati.Q.z6.end  thereof  fhalbe  with  a  flood 

11.22.and  with  the  arms  of  a  flood  fhall  they 
Amos  8.8.and  it  fhall  rife  up  wholly  as  a  flood 

Chap.9.5. 

drowned  as  by  the  flood  of  Egypt 

Chap.9.5. 

Nahtitfi  i.S.butwith  an  over-running  flood  he  will 

Ate.24.38.dayes  before  the  flood  they  were  eating 

39-and  knew  not  untill  the  flood  came 
Luke  6.48  .when  the  flood  arofe  the  ftream  beat 

17.27 .flood  came  and  deftroyed  all 
2  Pet.z.  j.fpared  not  the  old  world,bring.  the  flood 
Rev.i  2.1  y.water  as  a  flood  after  the  woman 

to  be  carried  away  of  the  flood 
i6.earth  fwallowed  up  the  flood 

JFtoot>0, 
Exod.  1 5 .8.the  floods  flood  upright  as  an  heap 
2  Sam.zz.  ^.floods  of  ungodly  men  made  me  afraid 
Job  20. 1 7. he  fhall  not  fee  the  rivers  and  the  floods 

28.1  i.bindeth  the  floods  from  overthrowing 
Ffal.iS.  4.  floods  of  ungodly  men  made  me  afraid 
24.2.and  eftablifhed  it  upon  the  floods 
3  2.6.f*urely  in  the  floods  of  great  waters 
6p.z.wheve  the  floods  overflow  me 
78.44.their/oaij3that  they  could  not  drink 
Sl-l-the floodshave  lifted  up5  O  Lord, 

the  floods  have  lifted  up  their  voice 
98.8.1et  the  floods  clap  their  hands 
Cant. 8.7. neither  can  floods  drown  it 
lfa.^.7.aad  floods  upon  the  drie  ground 
E'Kfk-i  I\1  ?J  reftrained  the  floods  thereof 
Jonah  2.3. the  floods  com  palled  me  about 
Mat.T.z  j .and  the  floods  came,  &  the  winds  blew 

Verfe  27. 
JFloo?. 
iCfotf.  3  4. 11, for  couplings,  and  toflool'the  houfes 

Geiu^o.io.camt  to  the  threfhing  floor  of  Atad 

1  i.faw  the  mourning  in  the  floor 
Numb.$.i7.d\ift  that  is  in  the  floor 

1 5 .20  .heave-offering  of  the  threfhing  floor 
18.27.the  corn  of  the  threfhing  floor 
30.as  the  increafeof  the  threfhing  floor 
Deut.  1  5.  i4.furnifh  him  out  of  thy  floor 
Judg.6.37.1  will  put  a  fleece  of  wooll  in  the  floor 
Ruth  3.2.winnowethin  the  threfhing  floor 
3. get  thee  down  to  the  floor 
6.and  fhe  went  down  unto  the  floor 
1 4. that  a  woman  came  into  the  floor 
z  Sam.6.6.came  to  Nachons  threfhing  floor 
24.18.in  the  threfhing  floor  of  Araunah 
2 1. to  buy  the  threfhing  floor 
24,fo  David  bought  the  threfhing  floor 


1  K.ing.6.  1  f  .both  the  floor  of  the  houfe  and  wals 
and  covered  the  floor  of  the  houfe 

i6.both  the  floor  and  the  wals 
lo.floor  of  the  houfe  he  overlayed  with  o0\d 
7.7.from  one  fide  of  the  floor  to  the  other  & 

2  K«g.<>.27.outof  the  barn  floor,or  out  of  the 
1  Chro.  1 3.9.came  unto  the  threfhing  floor  of  Chid. 
Vtf.21.10.and  the  corn  of  my  floor 
Dan.z.3  f  .chaffe  of  the  fummer  threfhing  floor    ' 
Hof.o. i.loved  a  reward  upon  every  corn-floor 

2.the  floor  fhall  not  feed  them 
1 3-3.as  the  chaffe  driven  out  of  the  floor 
Micah  4. 1 2.gather  them  as  (heaves  into  the  floor 
Matth.3.1 2.and  he  will  thorowly  purge  his  floor 

Lu\e  3.17. 
threfhing  f\<&i,  See  Cfeethtng. 

Joel  i.24.and  the  floors  fhalbe  full  of  wheat 
JFIote0, 

1  Kw'g-y-P-will  conveigh  them  by  fea  in  flotes 
z  Chron.z.i6.wi\\  bring  it  to  thee  in  flotes 
jfiouttQ). 

Pfal.7 2.7.111  his  dayes  frull  the  righteous  flourifh 
i6.they  fhall  flourifh  like  grafle 
92.7.when  workers  of  iniquity  flourifh 
1 2.the  righteous  fhall  flourish  like  the  palm 
i^.flourijh  in  the  courts  of  our  God 
132.18. upon  himfelf  fhall  his  crown  flourifh 
Prov.  i  i.28.the  righteous  fhall  flourifh  m  a  branch 

14.1  i.tabernacle  of  the  upright  fhall  flourifh 
Ecclef.iz.^.the  almond  tree  fhall  flourifh 
Cant.7. iz.let  us  fee  if  the  vine  flourifh 
lfa.17.11  .fhalt  thou  make  thy  feed  t  o  flourifh 

66.14.your  bones  fhall  flourish  like  an  herb 
£^.i7#24.have  made  the  drie  tree  to  flourifh 
ifloarffbeo, 

Cant.6.1 1  .to  fee  whether  the  vine  flourifhed 
Phil.^.io.care  of  me  hath  flourijhed  again 

tfiourtfljjeti). 
P/S/.90.6.in  the  morning  it  flourifheth 
103.1  y.flower  of  the  field,fo  he  flowifheth 
JFloorffrjfrig. 
P/tf/.p2.i4.they  flialbe  fat  and  flowifh'mg 
Dtf8.44.at  reft, and  flourifhing  in  my  palace 
JFlow, 

Job  20.28.and  his  goods  fhall  flowaway 
Pfol.  147. 1 8. his  wind  to  blow,and  waters  flow 
toi.4.i6.that  the  fpices  thereof  may  flow  out 
Z/tf.2.2.and  all  nations  VnaWflovotoit 
48.2 1. waters  to  flow  out  of  the  rock 
6o.y.thou  fhalt  fee  and  flow  together 
64. 1. mountains  might  flow  at  thy  prefence 
Jer.-$  1.1 2. fhall  flow  together  to  the  goodneffc  of 

5i.44.nationsfhall  not  flow  together 
_7W3.18.the  hils  fhall  flow  with  milk 

rivers  of  Judah  fhall  flow  with  waters 
Micah  4. 1. and  people  fhall  flow  unto  it 
John  7.3  8. fhall  flow  rivers  of  living  waters 

JFlotoet), 
Jofh.4. 1 8.and  flowed  over  all  his  banks 
J/tf.64.3.mountains  /tfim/downat  thyprefence 
£##.3.54.watersy?0wiover  my  head 

;fflorxietrj. 

lw.20.24.land  that  floweth  with  milk  and  honey 

Numb.  14.8.  &  16. 1J314.  Deut.  6.3. 

&  11.9.  &26.  ij.  &27.3.&31.20. 

Jojh.t.6. 

Numb.i  3. 17 Surely  it  floweth  with  milk  &  honey 

flowing, 
Exod.3-8.hnd  flowing  with  milk  and  honey 

Ver.17.  &Ch.i3.?.&33.3.ZW.i6. 

9,i i.jer.i  1. y.&  3 z.zz.E^.zo.6ti %. 

P/'fl».i8.4.wel-fpring  of  wifd.  as  a  flowing  brook 

Jfa.66. 1 2.glory  of  gentiles  like  a  flowing  f&eam 

^•.18.14.01111  the  cold  flowing  waters  that  come 

49.4.thy  flowing  valley,0  back-fliding  daught. 

JFloioer. 

Exod.zf.ii.wlth  a  knop  and  a  flower 

37«i9.in  one  branch  a  knop  and  a  flower 

another  branch,  a  knop  anda  flower 
lfa.z8.i.whofe  beauty  isa  fading  flower 

4-glorious  beauty  fhalbe  a  fading  flower 
1  Pet.  1 .24.glory  of  man  as  the  flower  of  grafle 

flower  thereof  fadeth  away 
JFlomcr0. 
£A'0.2^3i.his/o»>.fhalbe  of  the  fame   Ch.i7.s-7' 

20. like 


FLO        FOL 

20.1ike  almonds  his  knops  and  his  flowers 
Num.B.q.unto  the  flowers  therof  was  beaten  work 
i  Kjna.6. 1 8. carved  with  knops  and  open  flowers 
lo.open  flowers  within  and  without 
3  z.open  flowers,  overlaid  them  with  gold 
3  5. carved  palme  trees,and  open  flowers 
7. 26.  wrought  with  flowers  of  hllies 
49.before  the  oracle  with  the  flowers 
2  Cbron.^bxim  of  a  cup  with  flowers  of  lillies 

ii.andthe/<»w«inadeheof  gold 
Cant.z~.iz.tht  flowers  appear  on  the  earch 
<  1 1. his  cheeks  as  fweet  flowers 

Lev.  1  5.  24-and  her  flowers  be  upon  him 
'  3  ?. of  her  that  is  lick  of  her  flowers 
JFloSwer.  Jflo»?e, 

Exod.i9^-of  wheaten  flowre  (halt  thou  make  the 

40.3  tenth  deal  of  flowre  mingled  with 
Icy.z.i.take  his  handfull  of  the  flowre  thereof 

6. 1 5.  handful  of  the  flowre  of  the  meat  offering 
Numb.  1 5  ^.offering  of  a  tenth  deal  of  flowre 

^.twotemh  deals  of  flowre         Chap.28.9. 
9.ineat-otTering  of  three  tenth  deals  of  flowre 
28.5^  tenth  part  of  an  Ephah  of  flowre 
1 2. and  three  tenth  deals  of  flowre 

and  two  tenth  deals  of  flowre 
1 3  .and  a  feverall  tenth  deal  of  flowre 
zctheir  meat-offering  fhalbe  of  flowre 
i8.meaf-offering  of  flowre  mingled  with  oyl 
Chap.29.3,9314. 
JWg.6.i9.cakesof  an  ephah  of  flowre 
1  few.ii24.with  3. bullocks,  one  ephah  of flowre 
2. 3  3  .(hall  die  in  the  flower  of  their  age 
28.24.kmed  it,and  took  flowre 
'2  Sam.  1 3.8.fhe  took  flowre  and  kneaded  it 

i7.28./?0BW,and  parched  corn,  and  beans 
fob  i4.2.he  cometh  forth  like  a  floweryLnd  is 
1  j .  3  3  .caft  off  his  flower  as  the  olive 
i03.i<;.asa/?(/OT;/'ofthe  field,fohe  flourifheth 
Z/<j.i8.5.fowre  grape  is  ripening  in  the  flower 
40.6.goodnefle  as-  the  flower  of  the  field 
7.the  graffe  withereth,the  flower  fadeth 

Vetfe  8. 
Nabim  i.4.and  the  flower  of  Lebanon  fadeth 
1  Coi\-j.i6.il  fhe  pafie  the  flower  of  her  age 
Jam. i.ioas  the  flower  of  graffe  he  pafTeth  away 
1 1. and  the  flower  thereof  falleth 
Fine  ■$ ioS»er,  Seejfine, 
JFlate. 
Dtf».3.^.what  time  ye  hear  the  found  of  the  flute 
7,people  heard  the  found  of  the  cornet,  flute 
io.that  fhall  hear  the  found  of  the  flute 
1 5 -ye  hear  the  found  of  the  cornet,  flute 
flutter  eti). 
Deut .  3  2. 1 1  .as  an  eagle  fluttered)  over  her  young 

I^oal,  or,  Jf  oaig. 
Gen.i  2.1  ^.twenty  fhee-afi'es  and  ten  foals 
49. 1 1. binding  his-  foal  to  the  vine 
Zeck9«9.upon  a  colt,  the  foaloi  an  affe 
Mat.zi.s  .upon  an  affe,  &  a  colt  the  foal  o?  an  affe 

lifoOOev. 
Job  d.j.or  loweth  the  oxe  over  his  fodder 

■foes. 
1  t%07z.21.12.to  be  deftroyed  before  thy  foes 
Eflber  9.i6.flewoftheir  jfe7  5.thcufand 
P/a/.27.2.wicked,my  foes  came  upon  me 
30.i.not  made  my  foes  to  rejoyce  over  me 
89.23.and  I  will  beat  down  his  foes 
Ato.10.36.and  a  mans /ok  fhalbe  of  his  own 
^X2.35.untilll  makethv  foes  thy  footftool 

JFoH)'. 
Heb.  1 . 1 2.as  a  vefture  ihalt  thou  fold  them 

JFolD, 
J/d.i3.20.neitherfliepbeardsmake  their  fold 

65.10.Sh.uon  fhalbe  a  fold  for  flocks 
£^c/j.3 4. 14-upon  the  mountains  (hall  their  fold 

they  lie  in  a  great  fold 
Micab  2.1 2.as  the  .flock  in  the  midft  of  their  fold 
H<j&.3.i7.fhalbe  cut  off  from  the  fold 
Mat.i^.SSome  fixty  fold,(ome thirty  fold,  fome 
23. an  hundred  fold,(otae  fixty  3fome  thirty 
'  Mai'kq.S. 
19. 29. for  my  names  fake,mall  receive  ico.fold 
Mark  14.20.fome  thirty  foldfome  fixty  ,fome 
_M.io.i6.there  fhalbe  one  fold,  one  fhepheard 


FOL        FOL 


€5»ofolt(,  or,  ®J)iesfolD,  See  it  in 
/&S»o,or,^;rtfee. 

Numb.-5z.z4.bmld  ye  folds  for  your  fheep 
36.fenced  cities  and  folds  forfheep 
Pfal 50.9^01-  hee-goats  out  of  thy  folds 
7^.23. 3.W1II  bring  them  again  unto  their  folds 
Ze/*.2.6.dwelling  forfhepheards,/o/rfs  for  flocks 

rffoiom. 

Nahum  1. 10. while  they  be  f olden  together 

iffoloctb. 
Ecclcf.^.  j.the  fool  foldetb  his  hands  together' 

JFolOing. 
1  i^??g.6.34.two  leaves  of  one  door  were  folding 

leaves  of  the  other  door  were  folding 
Prov.6.10.2.  little  folding  of  the  hands  to  fleep 

Chap.  24.3  3. 

Gen.i  3  • T  ?-let  me  leave  now  fome  of  the  folk 
Prov.^o.z6.conies  are  but  a  feeble  folk 
Jer. 51.5 8.  folk  in  the  fire,they  fhalbe  weary 
Mark  tuf.his  hands  upon  a  few  lick  folk 
John  5.3.3  multitude  of  impotent  fick  folk 
Alls  5.  i6.round  about,  bringing  fick  folk 

JpolloSo. 
Gc».24.8.woman  will  not  be  willing  to  follow 

44.4.UP,  follow  after  the  men 
Exod.  1 1 .8.and  all  the  people  that  follow  thee 

14.4-that  he  fhall  follow  after  them 
17.2nd  they  fhall  follow  them 

2  i.22.and  yet  no  mifchief  follow,  he  fhall 
23. and  if  any  mifchief  follow,  then 

23.2.not  follow  a  multitude  to  doevill 
De«i.i6.20.altogether  juft  fhalt  thou  follow 

18. 22. and  the  thing  follow  not 
Judg.-$.z8.md  he  faid,  Follow  after  me 

9. 3. their  hearts  inclined  to  follow  Abimelech 

1  Sam.zj.zj. young  men  that  follow  my 'Lor  A 
30.3  i.faint,that  they  could  not  follow  David 

2  Sam.  t7.9„the  people  that  follow  Abfalom 
1  I$?ig.i9i20.and  then  I  will  follow  thee 
Pfal.i  8.20.becaufe  I  follow  the  thing  that  good  is 

45. i4.her  companions  that  follow  her 

94.15.all  the  upright  in  heart  fhall  follow  it    '. 

1 19.1  fo.draw  nigh  that  follow  after  mifchief 
I/S.5.1 1. that  they  may  follow ftrong  drink 

5 1. 1. ye  that  follow  after  righteoufneffe 
Jer.  1 7. 1 6. from  being  a  paftor  to  follow  thee 

42.16.fhal!  follow  clofe  after  you 
£^.13. 3.  that  followtheit  own  fpirit 
Hof. 2.7.and  fhe  fhall  follow  after  her  lovers 

6.3-if  we  follow  on  to  know  the  Lord 
Mat.S. loSaidi,  Mafter,  I  will  follow  thee 
Mark  16. 1 7, and  thefe  fignes  fhall  follow  them 
Luke  9.57.Lord,I  will  follow  thee  whitherfoever 
6i.another  faid,  I  will  follow  thee 

1 7. 2 3. go  not,  nor  follow  them 

2  2-49-when  they  faw  what  would  follow 
./yk.io.j.andaftrangerwill  they  not  follow 

13.37.why  can  I  not  follow  thee  now 
Alls  3.24.and  thofe  that  follow  after 
Rom. 14. 19.  follow  things  which  make  for  peace 
1  Cor.  14.1.  follow  after  charity,  and  defire  fpirit. 
Phil.3.1 2.but  I  follow  after,  if  that  I  may 

1  Thef.^.i  j.butever  follow  that  whichisgood 

2  Tbef.-}.y. how  ye  ought  to  follow  us 
9-enfample  unto  you  to  follow  us 

1  yi»z.5.24.fome  mens  fins  they  follow  after 
6.1  i.and  follow  after  righteoufneffe 

2Ti»z.2.22.but  follow  righteoufnefle,  faith 

Heb.  1 2.  i$>  follow  peace  with  all  men 

i3.7.whofefaith  follow, considering  the  end 

1  Vei.1,1  i.and  the  glory  that  fhould  /o#<w 
2. 2 1. that  ye  fhould  follow  his  fteps 

2P<tf.2.2.fhall  follow  their  pernicious  waves 

3  Job.  1 1.  follow  not  that  which  is  evill 
Kra.  i44.are  they  which  follow  the  lamb 

i3.and  their  works  do  follow  them 
ttfoHtfto  Urn. 
1 2(OTg.i3-  n.if  the  Lord  be  God,followhim 
Mark  ")-37-he  fufferedno  man  to  follow  him 

6.i.and  his  difciples  follow  him 
Luk-  z  z.  1  o.  follow  hi  m  into  the  houfe  Mar.  14.13. 
John  io.4.and  the  fheep  follow  him 
if  oUoSb  me. 
other  fheep  which  are  not  of  thi%  fold  I  G.!..24.5.womaii  will  not  be  willing  to  follow  me 


FOL       FOL 

3  p.peradventure  the  woman  will  not  fal.tac 
//«/£.  8. 5. unto  the  people  that /a/fop  me 
1  f(i?2^.2oiio.fufnce  for  the  peop.  that  follow  me 
z  King.6. 19.  follow  me,  and  I  will  bring  you  to 
Pfal.  23:6  gbodneffe  and  mercy  fhall  follow  me 
Mat.q.iy.he  faith  unto  them,  Follow  me 
8.22".  follow  me,and  lei  the  dead  bury  their 
9,9.faitih,.Ftf/y0B;  me,and  he  arofe,and  followed 
16.24.da  him  take  up  his  crofle,  and  follow  me 
Mark^-l^ 
19_.2ii.fell  that  thou  haft,and  follow  me 
Mark  2.i4.and  faid  unto  him.  Follow  mc 
10.21.eake  up  the  croffe,  and  follow  me 
Luke  5. 27. he  faid  unto  him,  Followme 
9.  z  3. take  up  his  croffe  daily  and  follow  me 

59. he  faid  unto  another,  Follow  me 
18.22.fdl  that  thou haft,and  followme 
/«/;.i.43.findeth  Philip,and  faith,  Followme 
10.27.and  I  know  them,and  they  follow  me 
1 2.26.ferve me,let him  followme 
i3.36.thoucanft  not  followme  now 

but  thou  fhalt  follow  me  afterwards 
2 1 .  i9.he  faith  unto  him,  Follow  me 
2  z.  what  is  that  to  thee,  follow  thou  me 
Alls  a  2.8. caft  thy  garment  about  thee,  follow  me 
^alumzx>. 

G.#.24.6i.Rebekah  and  her  damofels  followed 

3  2. 19.aH  that  followed  the  droves,faying 
iVaOT6.14.24.and  hath  followedme  fully 

3  2.  i2.they  have  wholly  followed  the  Lord 
D«tf,i.36.becaufe  he  hath  wholly  followed  the  L. 

4.3  .all  the  men  that  followed  Baal-Peor     ' 
Jnjh.6. 8. ark  of  the  covenant  followed  them 

_4.8.but  I  wholly  followed  the  Lord 
9.W  holly  followed  the  Lord  thy  God 
i4.whclly  followed  the  Lord  God  of  Iftael 
Judg.z.  1 2.forfook  the  L.  and  followed  other  gods 

949.cut  down  his  bough  and  followed 

1  Sdw.14.22.they  followeahzxd after  inbattell 
17.13.wcnt  and  followed  Saul  tobattell 

i4.andthethree  eldeft  followed  Sml 
3i.2.andthePhiliftims  follrmed  hard 

2  Sam.  1 .6.chariots  followed  hard  after  him 
2.xo.  the  houfe  of  Judah  followed  David 
3.3 1  .David  himfelfe/o/Yiwc?  the  bier 
17.23.  faw  hiscounfell  was  not  followed 
lOtz'followed Shebz  the  fon of Bkhri 

1  l(in.  1 2 . 2  o.that  followed  the  houfe  of  David,but 
16.21  .halfe  followed  Tibni, &  half fallow. Qmii 

i.z.  people  that  followed  Omri  prevailed 

againft  the  people  thatfollowed't'km' 
i8.i8.andthou  haft  followed  Baalim 
20.19.  and  the  army  which  followed  them 

2  King.  3 .9.and  for  the  cattell  which  followed  them 
4-30.and  he  arofe,  and  followed  her 
5.2 1.  fo  Gehazi  followed  after  Naaman 
9.27  .and  Jehu  followed  after  him 
1 3  -i  .and  followed  the  fins  of  Jeroboam 
1  f.  x  5. and  they  followed  vanity 

1  Chro.  jo. z.followedhard  after  Saul  and  hisfons 
Pfalm  68,2$.inftruments/o/YffK>£?^  after 
£^_t/c.io.ii.  whither  the  head  looked,they/tf//<w. 
Amos  7. 1 5  .Lord  took  me  as  I  followed  the  flock 
Mat.S .  1  o.and  faid  to  them  which  followed 

19.27.two  blind  men  followed him 

21.9.  the  multitude  that  followed 

27.-5  ?•  women  which  followed  Jefus 
62.  now  the  next  day  that  followed 
Mar. 1.  36.  and  Simon  followed  after  him 

10.28.  left  all,  and foZ/oiwi!  thee 
3  z.  as  they  followed,  they  were  afraid 
52.  and  followed  Jefus  in  the  way 

1 1.9.  and  they  that  followed,  cryed 
Luke  1 8. 2  8. we  have  left  z\\,zi\d  followed  thee 

22.54.  and  Veter  followed 3.htve  off 

23.55.  followed  after,and  beheld  the  fepukhre 
John  1.37.  heard  him  fpeak,  and  they  followed 

1 1.3  1.  the  Jewesf»/to«nier,faying,She 
1 8. 1 5.Simon  Peter  followed  Jefus 

Ail- 1 1 .4?  -many  re! igious  profelites  followed  Paul 
1 6.  i7.the  fame  followed  Paul  and  us 
21.36.  the  multitude-  followed Olftet 

Rom.9-i°-  which  followed  n6t  after  righteoufneffe 
3 1. which  followed  after  the  law  ofrighteouf. 

1  Cor.  1 0.4.  they  drank  of  that  rock  that  followed 

1  T;Va.  5 .  i  o.diligemly  followed  every  good  work 
2  P#.i.i6.we 


FOL        FO  L 


FOL 


FO  M 


7,-Pet.i.i6*we  huve  not  followed  cunningly— fab. 
tos.6.8.and  hel!  followed  with  him 
8. 7. founded,  and  there  followed  hail 
14.8. an  J  there  followed  another  angel  1 
.  j.and  the  third  angell  followed  them 
^f  oUoSoeD  to. 
N«>»£.j 6.25. elders  of  Ifrael  followedhim 
Judg.g, flight  perfons  which  followedhim 
1  Sam.11-7.tlK  people  followed  him  trembling 
2.  taw  1  i.S. that  followed  him  a  mefle  of  meat 
Afaf4.z0.lefc  their  nets,and  followedhim 
22.1'ft  lhefliip>  and  followed  him 
2  j.  followed  him  great  multitudes 
8.i.mulutudes  followedhim 

2 j  hisdifcipks  followedhim 
j.y.hearofejand  followed  him 
i^Jefus  arofe,and  fellowcd'him 
27. two  blind  men  followed  him 
12.15.and  great  multitudes  followedhim,  and 
Chap.  19.2. 
14. 1 5. they  followedhim  on  foot 
20.29.3  great  multitude  followed  him 
34.recei.ved  fight,  and  followedhim 
26 . 5  8 » Pe  tc  r  followed  him  afarre  off 
Ata^  i.i8.forfook  their  nets,  and  followedhim 
2.i4.and  he  rofe  and  followed  him 
1 5. were  manyj  and  followedhim 
j.7.fium  Galilee  followed  him 
5.24.and  much  people  followed  him 
lq.^i.followedhim  a  certain  young  man 

54.Peter  followedhim  afarre off 
15.41.  when  he  was  in  Galilee,/fl#oimf  him 
Lu\e  5.1  i.forfookall,  and  followedhim 
28.1eftall,and  followedhim 
7.9.faid  unto  the  people  that  followedhim 
9.1  i.when  they  knew  it,  followed  him 
18.43. received  his  fight  and  followedhim 
a2.39.and  his difciples  followedhim 
2j.27.there  followedhim  a  great  company 
49.and  the  women  that  followed  him 
John  1. 40. and  followedhim,  was  Andrew 

6.z.  followedhim,beczuCe  they  (aw  his  miracles 
Acls  1 2.9.hr  went  out  and  followed  him 
Rev.  19.14.  followed  him  upon  white  horfes 

JFollofcet)  me. 
Numb. iz.  1 1. they  have  not  wholly  followed  me 
1  %}ng.  14.8  .who  followed  me  with  all  their  heart 
Neh.q.  13  .men  of  guard  which  followed  me 
Mat.  19.28.ye  that  have  followed  me  in  the  regen. 

tfoHo<a>etift4 
Ruth  3.10.  followedjl  nor  young  men,whether 

1  C0/.4.  16.I  befeech  you,be  ye  followers  of  me 
xi.i.be  ye  followers  of  me»  even  as  I  alfo 

Epfe.y.i.be  ye  followers  of 'God  as  dear  children 

Phil.3. 1  j  be  followers  together  of  me 

1  Thef. 1.6. and  ye  became  followers  of  us 
2.i4.became  followers  of  the  Churches 

£fcfr.6. 1  z.but  followers  of  them  who  through  faith 

1  Ptf.3.i3.ifye  be  followers  of  that  which  is  good 

jfollofoetrj. 

2  rywig.i i.iy.and  him  that  followeth  her 
2  Chron.z}  .14.  whofo  followeth,\et  him  be  killed 
P/a/.t53-8.my  foul  followeth  hard  after  thee 
PrtW.  1 2. 1 1  .he  that  followeth  vain  perfons,  is 

1 5.9.1oveth  him  that  followeth  afcer  riohteoufn. 
2 1. 2 1. he  that  followeth  righteoufneflV  findeth 
28.19  he  that  followeth  after  vain  perfons 
Ifa.i.zi.znd  followeth  after  rewards 
E^.i6.34.whereasnone  followeth  thee 
Ho/Ti2.i.and  followeth  after  the  eaft-wind 
Afirt.10.38.nor  his  croffejand  followeth  me,  is  not 
Afa^  9.3  8.and  he  followeth  not  us,and  we  forbade 
becaufe  he  followeth  not  us 
Luke  9.49.he  followeth  not  with  us 
Joh.8.1  z.that  followeth  me,fhall  not  walk  in 

ifollooiing, 
G^.41.3  J-Dy  reafon  of  that  famine  following 
Deut.j.^.thy  fon  from  following  me 

1 2.3  o.nr  t  fnared  by  following  of  them 
/o/i&.22.i6.this  day  from  followinsrthe  Lord 

Verfe  x8. 
a  J. to  turn  from  following  the  Lord 
29.and  turn  from  following  the  Lord 
/Wg.2.i9.in  following  other  gods 
fl/*^  i.i7.or  to  return  from  following  aha  thee 


1  Sam.iz.i4.continue  follow,  the  Lord  oar  God 
2o.not  afide  from  followingthe  Lord 

j4.46.Saul  went  up  from  following  the  Phil. 
1 5 . 1 1  .is  turned  back  from  following  me 
24.i.returned  from  followingthe  Philiftims 

2  Sam.z.iy.nor  to  the  left,from  following  Abher 
2  i.not  turn  afide  from  following  him 
2  2.turn  thee  afide  from  following  me 
2t).from  following  their  brethren 
27.every  one  from  following  his  brother 
3oJoab  returned  from  following  Abner 

7.8. took  thee  from  following  the  fheep 
xJCJ3g.x.7.they  following  Adonijah  helped  him 
'  9.6.at  all  rurn  from  following  me 

2 1. 26. abominably  in  following  idols 
2  J£/»g.i7.2i.Ifrael  from  following  the  Lord 

i8.6.and  departed  not  from  following  him 

1  Chron.17.7xvm  from  following  the  fheep 

2  Cfowj.2  5.27.didturnfrom  following  the  Lord 
34.3  3  .departed  not  from  following  the  Lord 

P_/a/.48.i3.tell  itto  the  generation  following 
78.71.from  following  the  ewes  with  young 
xo$.  1 3. and  in  the  generarion  following 
Mark  i6.20.confiYmingthe  word  with  fignes  /»/, 
L«fce  1 3-33.10  morrow,and  the  day  following 
John  1.3  8.curned,and  faw  them  following 
43-the  day  following  Jifus  would  go 
t?.22.the  day  following  when  the  people  faw 
20. 6.  following  him,went  into  the  fepulchre 
2i.20.difciple  whom  Jefus  loved  following 
Ads  2i.i.and  the  day  followingunto  Rhodes 
i8.and  the  day  following  Paul  went 
23.1  i.and  the  night  followingthe  Lordftood 
2  Vet,  z.  1 5.  following  the  way  of  Balaam 

Gc;z,34.7.he  had  wrought  folly  in  Ifrael 
De&r.22.2i.becaufefhe  wrought  /o^yinlfrael 
fojh.7.1  y.becaufe  he  hath  wroughc  folly  in 
Judg.io.zi.l  pray  you  do  not  this  folly 

20.6.committedlewdn?ffe  and  folly  in  Ifrael 
lO.accordingtothe  fotlyxhey  wrought 

1  Sam.z y.25.Nabal  his  name  and  folly  is  with 

2  Sam.  1 3 . 1 2.do  not  thou  this  folly 
Job  4.i8.and  his  angels  he  charged  with  folly 

24.1 2.yet  God  Iayeth  not  folly  to  them 
42.8.1eft  I  deal  with  you  after  your  folly 
Pfal.49. 1 3. this  their  way  is  their  folly 
8  y.8.1et  them  not  turn  again  to  folly 
PiW-5.23.in  his  folly  he  (hall  go  aftray 
I3.i6\a  fool  Iayeth  open  his  folly 
i4.8.but  the  folly  of  fools  is  deceitfull 
i8.the  fimple  inherit  folly 
24.foolifhneffe  of  fools  is  folly 
29.hafty  of  fpiritexalteth  folly 
if.zi.  folly  is  joy  to  him  that  is  deftituie 
i6.2  2.inftruftionof  fools  is  folly 
I7.i2.rather  then  a  fool  in  his  folly 
18. 1 3  .it  is  folly  and  fhame  unto  him 
2c>.4.nota  fool  according  to  his  folly 
'    yanfwer  a  fool  according  to  his  folly 
z6.i  i.fo  a  fool  retumeth  to  his  folly 
Ecclef1.17.anA  to  know  madneffeand/o//)! 
2. 3. and  to  lay  hold  on  folly 
1 2.my  felf  to  behold  folly 
1 3.wifdome  excelleth  folly  as  farre 
7.2  y.to  know  the  wickedneffe  of  folly 
10. i.fo  doth  a  little  folly  him  that 
6.  folly  is  fet  in  great  dignity 
J/Iz.9.i7.every  mouth  fpeaketh /fl#y 
JW-.Z3.1 3 .1  have  feen  folly  in  the  prophets 
2  Cor.i  1. 1. bear  with  me  a  little  in  my  folly 
2  Ti«. 3. y.for  their  folly  fhalbe  manifcit 

JFoinc. 

Hof  10. 7  .mt  offas  feme  upon  the  water 

jtometti. 
Mark9.1S.ani  he  fometh and  gnafheth  with 
Luke  9.39.teareth  him,  that  he  fometh  again 

doming, 

Mark  9-20.he  fell  and  wallowed  foming 
-Jude  13.  foming  out  their  own  fhame 

;ffooO, 

G«;.2.9.every  tree  that  is  good  for  food 
3 ,6.faw  the  tree  was  good  for  food  ■ 
6.2i.take  thou  unto  thee  of  all  food 


FOG         F  O  Q 

41.3  J.  the  food  of  thofe  good  years 

,  l     r   J"^?^ /»<*«!  the  cities 
3  6.that  food  fhalbe  for  (tore 

48  .gathered  tip  thefo>d,hid  up  the  food 

the  food  of  the  field  which  was 

42.7.  from  the  land  of  Canaan  to  buy  food 

1  o.but  to  buy  food  are  thy  fervants  come 
3  3  .take/ooi  for  the  famine 

4}-z. go  agame,  and  buy  us  a  little  food 

Chapt.44.25. 
3  .go  down  and  buy  thee  food 
lo.camcdownat  firfttobuyyW 

2  2.brought  in  our  hands  to  buy  food 
44.1. fill  the  mans  facks  w ith  food 
47.24.yourownfor  feed,  for  food 

and  foe  food  for  your  little  ones 
.Ex0rf.21.1o.her/00imall  not  be  diminifhed 
Levity.  11.  food  of  the  offering  made  by  fire 

Verfe  1 6. 
19.2  3 .  all  manner  of  trees  for  food 
22.7. .becaufe  it  is  his  food 
Dent.  1  o.  1 8.  in  giving  him  food  and  raiment 

1  SViw.i4.24.thateatcthany/wrfuntill  evening 

none  tailed  any  food 
28. that  cateth  any  jWthis  day 

2  SV^.9.10.  mailers  fon  may  have  food  to  eat 
1  %/..y.9.ingivingjWformy  houfhold 

1 1 .  gave  for  food  to  his  houfhold 
Job  2  3 .  i  z.more  then  my  neceffaty  food 
24.5-wilderneffe yeeldeth/Wfo:  them 
38.4i.providethtortheraven  hisfood  . 
40.  ?.o.mountaines  bring  him  forth  food 
Pfal.78.z5.man  did  eac  angels  food 

1 04. 1 4.  may  bring  forth  food  out  of  the  earth 
x  3  6.2  y.who  giverh  food  to  all  flefh 
146.7. which  gireth/worf  to  the  hungry 
I47.9.he  giveih  to  the  beaft  hisfood 
Pro.6. 8.andgathereth  her  food  in  harveft 
1 3 .2  3  -much  food  in  the  tillage  of  the  poorc 
27. 27  .goats  milk  enough  for  thy  food 

for  the  foodaf  thy  houfho'd,and  for 
28.3.fweeping  rain  which  kaveth  no  food 
3  0.8. feed  me  w  ith  food  convenient  for  me 
3  t.i4.fhebringeth  her /»«i from  a  fir 
£^.16.27.  diminifhed  thine  ordinary  food 
48,  i8.the  increafe  thereof  fhalbe  for  food 
At~i.  14.17  filling  our  hearts  v/hhfood 
2  iV.y.io.both  minifter  bread  foryour  food 
1  Tim.6. 8.  and  having/ooiand  raiment 
Jam.z.  15.be  naked  and  deftituteof  daily  food 
5Fcole, 

1  S^a^^i-behold,!  have  played  thefoole 
Pfal.  1 4.1. the  foole  hath  faid  in  his  he3rr, There  is 

Pfal.fs.i. 
49.10.  Iikewife  the  foole  perifheth 
92.6.neither  doth  a  foole  underftand  this 
Pro.  16.8.  but  a  pran'ng  foole  (hall  fall 

1  o.caufeth  forrow,  but  a  prating  /o.fhall  fall 
23.3  fportto  a  foole  to  do  inifchiefe 
xi. 29.  the  foole  fhalbe  fervantto  the  wife 
I2.i5.theway  of  a/00/isrightin  his  own  eyes 
i6.afooles  wrathis  prefently  knowne 

1 3.  i6.but  a  foole  Iayeth  open  his  folly 

14.  x6.but  a  foole  rageth,and  is  confident 

1 5.  j.a  foole  defpifeth  his  fathers  inftru&ion 
i7.7.excellent  fpeechbecometh  not  a  foole 

io.then  an  hundred  ftripes  into  a  foole 

1 2.rather  then  a.  foole  in  his  folly 

x6.a  price  in  the  hand  of a  foole  to 

2 1  .he  that  begets  a  fool,&oth  it  to  his  fotrow 

28.a/0fl/,when  he  holds  his  peace  is  cou.wi. 

x8.2.a  foole  hath  no  delight  in  understanding 
6.afooles  lips  enter  into  contention 
•j.zfooles  mouth  is  his  deftruftion 

i^-i.perverfe  in  his  lips,  and  is  a  foole 

I  o.  delight  is  not  feemly  for  a  foole 
20.3.but  every  foole  will  be  medling 
*6.4.anfwer  not  a  foole  according  to  his  folly 

J.anfwer  a  foole  according  to  his  folly 
8.fo  is  he  that  giveth  honour  to  a  foole 
xo.tewardeth  thefoole  and  tranfgreffours 

II  .fo  a  foole  returneth  to  his  folly 
i7.^.afooles  wrath  is  heavier  then  both 

22.though  thou  (houldeft  bray  afoole,  yet 
29.1 1  .a  foole  uttereth  all  his  mind 


it  fhalbe  for  food  for  thee   Ecclefz.14.the  foole  walketh  in  darknefle 


1 5. as 


FOO   FOO 


FOO   FOO 


FOO   FOO 


7. 1 5  .as  it  happeneth  unto  the  faole,  fo  it 
i6.che  wife,  more  then  of  the  foole 
1 9. whether  he  fhalbe  wife,  or  a  foole 
4. 5  .the  fools  foldcth  his  hands  together 
y  .3  .a  fooles  voice  known  by  multitude  of  words 
6.8  .what  hath  the  wife  more  then  the  foole 
io.2.but  afooles  heart  at  his  left 
i4.a  foole  alfo  is  full  of  words 
Jer.  17. 1 1  .at  his enifhalbe a  foole 
Mat.  5 .  2  2,whofoever  fhall  fay,Thou  foole 
Luk- 1 2 .20.thou./W?,this  night  thy  foule  fhalbe 

1  Cor.z . 1 3  .become  a  foole, that  he  may  be  wife 
1  <.?'6.tho\sfiole,th3.t  which  thou  foweft 

2,  Coai  1.16.  let  no  man  think  me  a  foole 

1  i.6.notbe  afoole,for  I  will  fpeak  the  truth 

i  i.I am  become  a.  foole  in  glorying 
As  a  JFoole. 

2  Sam.z.l  3  .and faid,Died  Abner  as  a/oo/c  died 
Pw.7.2  2.as  a  foole  to  the  correction  of  the  ftockes 
Ecclef.z.16. how  dieth  the  wife  man,asthe/oo^ 
2  Cor.  1 1 . 1 6.  yet  as  a  foole  receive  me 

23.I  fpeak  as  a  foole,  I  am  more 
For  a  JFmle. 
Pra.24.7.wifdome  is  too  high  for  a  foole 
26. 1  .fo  honour  is  not  feemly  for  a  foole 

3. and  a  rod  for  the fooles  back 
3  o.  3  2.for  a  foole,when  he  is  filled  with  meat 
fr  a  JFcole, 
Pro.  1  o.  1 8 .he  that  uttereth  a  flander,is  a Jflff/e 

2  8 .26.tb.at  trufteth  in  his  own  heart,  is  a  foole 
Ecclef.  1  o.  3  .that  is  a /ap/e,walketh  by  the  way 

he  faith  to  every  one,He  is  a  foole 
Hof.9.7  .the  prophet  is  a  foole,  the  fpirituall 

Of  *  fate. 
Pw.  1 7.1 1. the  father  of  a/flflfehath-nejoy 
24.the  eyes  of  a  foole  are  in  the  ends 
23.9.fpeak  not  in  theearel?  of  a/<w/e 
26.6  .a  meffage  by  the  hand  of  a  foole  cutteth 
1 2.  there  is  more  hope  of  a  foole  then  of  him 
Ch3pt.29.20. 
EccleJ '.7 .6  .fo  is  the  laughter  of  a  foole 

10.  i2.1jps  of  a  foole  will  fwallow  up  himfelfe 

tfcolesf. 
2  Sam.  13.13  .(halt  be  as  one  of  the  foole s  in  Ifrael 
Job  1 2.  i7.and  maketh  the  Judges  fooles 

3  0.8  .they  were  children  of  fooles 
Pfal.7  5 .4.I  faid  unto  the  fooles, X)ea\  not  foolifhly 
94.8  .and  yefooles,when  will  ye  be  wife 
107.17.  fooles  becaufe  of  their  tranfgrefllon 
Pro.  1 .7  .but  fooles  defpife  wifdome 
22.  and  fooles  hate  knowledge 
3  2.profpetity  of  fooles  (ha\\  deftroy  them 
3.3  f.fhalbe  the  promotion  of  fooles 
S.^.foolesbe  of  an  understanding  heart 
10.2  i.fooles  die  for  want  of  wifdome 
1 2. 2 3. heart  of fooles  prodaimeth  foolifhneffe 
1 3. 1 9. abomination  to  fooles  to  depart  fro  evil 

ao.a  companion  of  fooles  fhalbe  deftroyed 
I4.8.but  the  folly  of  fooles  is  deceit 
g.fooles  make  a  mock  at  fin 
24.the  foolifhneffe  of  fooles  is  folly 
3  3 .  that  in  the  midft  of  fools  is  made  known 
i5.2.mouth of/oo/wpowreth out  folly 

i4.mouth  of  fooles  feedeth  on  fooliflineffe 
itf.22.inftruftionof  foolesis  folly 
19.29.  ftripes  for  the  back  of fooles 
2.6. 7 -fa  is  a  parable  in  the  mouth  of  fooles 

Verfe  9. 
Ecclef.  ^1. then  to  give  the  facrifice  of  fooles 
4.for  he  hath  no  pleafure  in  fooles 
7<4.heatt  of  fooles  is  in  the  houfe  of  mirth 
5  .then  for  a  man  to  hear  the  fong  of  fooles 
9.for  anger  refteth  in  the  bofome  of  fooles 
9. 1 7. then  him  that  ruleth  among  fooles 
lfa.  1 9. 1 1  .furely  the  princes  of  Zoan  are  fooles 
i  3  .the  princes  of  Zoan  are  fooles 
3  5.  8.  though  fooles,(ha\l  not  erre  therein 
Mat.z1.17.yt  fooles  and  blind,whether  is  greater 

Verfe  19, 
Lu\.i  1 .40.ye/ff»/«,did  not  he  that  made 

z^.z^.O  fooles,  and  flow  of  heart  to beleeve 
Kfl».i.22.proferTingto  be  wife,became/oefo 

1  Cw.4. 1  o.  we  ate  fools  for  Chrifts  fake 

2  Cor.  1 1 .  19  .for  ye  fuffer  fooles  gladly 
Epfjef.j.  1  y.walk  not  asfooles,b\it  as  wife 


rfFeollft). 
Deut.  3  z.6.0  foolijh  people,and  unwife 

2 1. to  anger  with  a  foolijh  nation 
Job  2. 10. as  one  of  the  foolejb  women  fpeaketh 
f  .2.for  wrath  killeth  the  foolijh  man 
3.I  have  feen  the  foolifh  taking  root 
Pfal.<;.^. the  foolijh  fhall  not  fhnd  in  thy  fight 
39.8.make  me  not  the  reproach  of  thefoolijh 
7  3 . 3 . 1  was  envious  at  the  foolifh 

2  2X0  foolijh  was  I  and  ignorant 
74.i%foolijh  people  have  blafpemed 

2  2.the  foolifh  man  reproacheth  daily 
Pro.9.6.forfake  the  foolijh, and  live 

1 3  .a  foolifh  woman  is  clamorous 
1 0.1. a  wife  fon  maketh  a  glad  father  3 ,a  foolifh 
i4.mouth  of  the  foolijh  is  neere  deftru&ion 

1 4. 1  .the  foolijh  plucketh  down  with  her 

3  .in  the  mouth  of  the  foolifh  is  a  rod 

7. go  from  the  prefence  of a  foolijh  man 

1  5  .7-the  heart  of  the  foolifh  doth  not  fo 

zo.a  foolif!)  man  defpifeth  his  mother 

1 7 . 2  y  .a  foolifh  fon  is  a  griefe  to  his  father 
19. ii.a  foolifh  fon  is  the  calamity  of  his  father 
z  1. zo. a  foolifh  man  fpendethit  up 

29.9.if  a  wife  man  contendeth  with  afool.man 
Ecclef.4. 1 3.better  a  wife  child  then  afaolif/)  king 

7.i7.neitherbethou  foolijh 

10.15.the  labour  of  thefoolijh  wearieth 
J/rf.44.2  5  .and  maketh  their  knowledge  foolifh 
Jer.^.z  2.for  my  people  is  foolifh 

5  4.thefc  are  poore,  they  are  foolifh 
2i.hearenow  this, O  foolifh  people 

io.8.they  are  altogether  foolifh 
Lam.z.  1 4.  thy  prophets  have  feen  foolijh  things 
Elfk- r  J.J.wo  unto  the  foolijh  prophets 
Zech.  1 1 . 1 5  .take  inftruments  of a  foolijh  fliepheard 
Mot.7.z6.<hz\be  likened  unto  a  foolijh  man 

2  j.i.five  of  them  were  wife,and  five  foolijh 

3  .they  that  were  foolijh, took  lamps  - 
8.  and  the  foolijh  faid  unto  the  wife 
&V#.i.  21. their  foolijh  heart  was  darkened 
2.20.an  inftructer  of  the  foolijh 
10.19.by  a  foolijh  nation  I  will  angeryou 
1  C0>'.i.2O.made/ffff///&thewifdom  of  this  world 
Grt/.j.i.O/ofl/.GalatianSjwho  hath  bewitch't  you 

3  .are  ye  fo  foolijh,  having  begun  in  the 
Ephef.-; ^.neither  filthineffe,nor  foolijh  talking 

1  Tiw.6\9.fall  into  many  foolijh  and  hurtfull 

2  Tim.  2 . 2  3  .but  foolifh  and  unlearned  q  ueft  ions 
Tif.3.3.we  our  (elves  were  fometimes  foolijh 

9  .but  avoid  foolifl)  queftions 
1  Pet.  z.  1 5.filence  the  ignorance  of  foolijh  men 

Geni  i.28.thou  haft  now  done  foolijh >ly 
Num.  1 2. 1 1. wherein  we  have  done  foolijfjly 

1  Sam.  1 3 . 1 3  .faid  to  Saul,Thou  haft  done  foolijhly 

2  Sam.z^.io.  for  I  have  done  very  foolijhly 

1  chron.zi'8. 
2  Cbio.i  6. 9. herein  thou  haft  done  foolijhly 
Job  1 . 2  2 .  nor  charged  G  od  foolijhly 
Pfal.Tj.^-T.  faid  unto  the  fooles,  Deal  not  foolijhly 
Pro.T4.17. that  is  foon  angry,dealeth/oo/i/7j/j/ 
30.3  2.ifthou  haft  done  foolijhly  in  lifting 
2  Cor.  1 1 .  r  7  .but  as  it  were  foolijhly  in  this 
2  i.I  fpeak  foolijhly,!  am  bold  alfo 

2  Sam.  15.31  .counfell  of  Ahitophel  into  foolijhncs 
Pfal.$9.  ^.wounds  ftinkjbecaufe  of 'my  foolijhnejje 

69.5.O  God,thou  knoweft  my  foolijhneffe 
Pro.u.23.  neatt  °f  fooles  prodaimeth /oo/i/fewj/e 
H.zq.foolijhneJJe  of  fooles  is  their  folly 
iy.2.mouthof  fooles  powreth  out  foolijhneffe 

14.  mouth  of  fooles  feedeth  on  foolijhneffe 
1 9. 3. the  foolijhneffe  of  men  perverteth 
11, 1  f.foolijfmejfe  is  bound  in  the  heart  of 
24.9.the  thought  of  foolijhneffe  is  fin 
27.22.not  his  foolifmeffe  depart  from  him 
Ecclef7.z1.even  of  foolijhneffe  and  madneffe 
10. 1 3.words  of  his  mouth  axe  foolijhneffe 
Ma/.7,z  2.blafphemy,pride,/ofl/i[fo«  cometh  from 
1  Co»\i.i8.to  them  that :feri(h foolijhneffe 

2  i.by  the  foolijhnejje  of  preaching  to  fave 
23  .unto  the  Greeks  foolijhnejje 
25.becaufe  the  foolijhnejfe  of  God  is 
•2.1 4.for  they  are  foolijhneffe  unto  him 
s  3.i9.v*ifdome  of  this  world  is  foolijhnejje 
Kk 


Gra.32.22.and  palled  over  the  foord  J abbok 
Jof.z.7.way  to  Jordan  unto  the  foords 
j ndg.i  .28  .and  took  the  foords  of  Jordan 
//"tf.i6.2.daughtersof  Moab  fhalbe  at  the  foords 

ifwft- 

M^.2  2.46".ncitherany  man  from  that  day  fourth 
5Fo)t. 

G«Z.8.9.dove  found  no  reft  for  the  fole  of  her  foot 

4  ( .44.no  man  lift  up  his  foot  in  all  the  land 
Exod.  1 2. 3  7. fix  hundred  thoufand  on  foot 
2 1. 24. hand  for  hand, foot  for  foot 
3  o.  1 8 .  and  his  foot  alfo  of  braffe 

iS.all  his  vel!els,the  laver  and  his  foot 

Chap.3  5.1  <$.&  39.39. 
3  i.9.and  the  laver  ,and  his  foot 
38.8.hemadethe/<w« of  itofbrafle 
40.1 1. anoint  the  laveryand  his  foot 
Lcvit.S.i  1.  laver  and  his  foot  to  fanftifie  them  . 

1  3.1 2.from  his  head  even  to  his  foot 
Nim.zz.z  5.cru(ht  Balsams  foot  againfl  the  wall 
Df/tf.8.4.neither  did  thy/ao/Twell  thefe  40.yeares 

1 1 .  io.and  wateredft  it  with  thy  foot 

19.2  i.hand  for  hand,  foot  for  fool 

2  5.9.1oofe  his  ihooe  from  off  his  foot 

28.3  fJttom  the  fole  of  thy /oof,unto  the  top 
$6.  not  fet  the  fole  of  her  foot  upon 
^neither  the  fok  of  thy  foot  reft 

29. 5. nor  waxen  old  upbn  thy  foot 

3  2.3  j. their  foot  fliall  flide  in  due  time 
33.24.let  him  dip  his  foot  in  oile 

Jof.  1 . 3  .place  your  foot  fhall  tread  upon 
5.1  f.loofe  thy  fhooe  fiom  offthy  foot 
Judg.j.  1 5  -he  was  fent  on  foot  into  the  valley 
2  Sam.z.i  8.Afahel  as  light  of  foot  as  a  Roe 
14.2  5. from  the  fole  of  his  foot  even  to  the 

lfaiah  1.6 , 

2  i.20.on  every  foot  fix  toes 
zKin.9.1 3. and  he  trod  her  underfoot 

1  Cfoo.20.6.fix  on  each  hand,&  fix  on  each  foot 

2  Cbro.  3  3 .8  .neither  any  more  remove  the  foot 
Job  2.*7.from  the  fole  of  his  foot  unto  his  crown 

23,1 1. my  foot  hath  held  his  fteps 
28. 4-the  waters  forgotten  of  the  foot 
3 1. 5. if  my  foot  have  hafted  unto  deceit 
39.15  .and  forgetteth  that  the  foot  may  crufli 
Pfal.c).  1 5.  in  the  net  they  hid  is  their  own  ro.take 
26. 1 2.rny  foot  ftandeth  in  an  even  place' 
36.1 1  .let  not  the  foot  of  pride  come  againft  me 

3  8. 1 6.  when  my  foot  flipped,they  magnified 
66.6". they  went  thorow  the  floud  on  foot 
68 . 2  3  .that  thy  foot  may  be  dipped  in 
9 1.1 2. left  thou  dalli  thy  foot  againft  a  ftone , 
94. 1 8.when  I  faid,  My  foot  flippeth 
1 2  1. 3.not  fuffer  thy  foot  ro  be  moved 

Pro.  1 . 1 5.  refrain  thy  foot  from  their  path 
3.23.2nd  thy  foot  (hall  not  ftumble 

26.{hall  keep  thy  foot  from  being  taken 
4. 27. remove  thy  foot  from  evill 
25.1 7.  withdraw  thy  foot  from  thy  neighb.hou. 
1 9.3  broken  tooth,  and  afoot  out  of  joynt 
Ecclef.^.  i.keep  thy  foot,  when  thou  goeft  into 
Zjrt.14.25.upon  my  mountain  tread  him  under  fo. 
18 ,7.a  nation  meted  out,and  troden  underfoot 
20. 2. put  offthy  fhooe  from  off  thy  foot 
z6.6.thefoot  fhall  tread  it  downe 
4i.2.called  him  to  his  foot,and  gave 
58. 1 3. if  thou  turn  away  thy  foot  from 
Jer.z.  2  5.  withhold  thy  foot  from  being  unfhoddeiv 

1 2. 10. have  troden  my  portion  underfoot 
Lam.  r .  1 5  .Lord  hath  troden  under  foot  all  my 
E%e\- 1 .7-like  the  fole  of  a  calves  foot 
6. 1 1  .ftamp  with  thefoot,and  (ay 
29.1  r.no  foot  of  man,nofootof  beaft  fhall 
32.i3.neither  the  foot  of  man  trouble  them 
Don.S.i  3 .  give,  to  be  troden  under  foot 
Amo.z.  1 5.fwift  of  foot  (hall  not  deliver  himielfe 
^frtf.4.6.thou  dafh  thy  foot  againft  a  ftone 
5.i3.tobettodenunder/wf  ofmen 
14.13.they  followed  him  on  foot 
i8.8.if  thy  foot  offend  thee,  cut  it  off 

Marfey.m. 
22.1 3-bind  him  hand  andfoot,and  take 
Mar.6.^l-ran  afoot  out  of  all  cities 
Luli.4. 1 1.  thou  dafh  thy  foot  againft  a  ftone 
John  1 1.44-bound  hand  &  foot  with  grave  cloths 
Atl^^-no 


!  F  O  O       FOR 

4ci-7?  5. not  fo  much  as  to  fet  his  foot  on 
ao.ij.niindinghimulte  togoa  foot 
1  f0/.i2.ij.ifthe/ffffMhallfayjl3ecaufeI  am  not 
Hcb.  10. 29.ha.th  trodden  undcr/wtf  the  Son  of  G. 
Rev.  1 . 1  j  .clothed  with  a  garment  down  to  the  fo. 
1 1. 2. holy  city  fhaH  they  tread  under  foot 
■f  cot  breadth. 
Veut.z.  5  .no  not  fo  much  as  afoot  breadth 

Left  foot. 
Rezu  o.2.and  his  left  foot  upon  the  earth 

Right  foot,  f  c. 
E.md.  29  zo.great  toe  of  their  rigte  foot 
Imf.8.23.  great  toe  of  his  right  foot 

■     Ievit.14.14.S1  17.25,18. 
24.greattoes  of  their  right  feet 
Rev.  1 0.2. he  fet  his  right  foot  upon  the  fea 

JFcoteb. 
ZewV.  1 1.  j.whatfoevcr  is  eleven  footed 
7. though  he  be  c\os in  footed 
2 6 . not  cl oven  footed,nor  chew eth  the  cud 
2 1 . 1 9. or  a  man  that  is  broken  footed 
Alt.  10.12  .all  manner  of  foure/otfftrfbeafts 
1 1. 6.1  faw  foure  footed  beaRs  of  the  earth 
Rom.  1.23  .foure  footed  beafts,  and  creeping  things 

potmen. 
Num.  1 1 . 2  l.are  fix  hundred  thoufand  footmen 
Judg.zo.  2. foure  hundred  thoufand  footmen 
1  Sam.^.io.  there  fell  of  Ifracl  1000. footmen 
1 5T.4.gathered  the  people  200000. footmen 
22.17.the  king  faid  unto  the  footmen 
zSam.%.4.  David  took  from  him  zooooc. footmen 
10.6. Syrians  of  Zebah  20000. footmen 

1  Kin.  20.29. flew  of  the  Syrians  1  ooo.footmen 

2  Kin.i^.j.  fifty  horfmen*ic.charetSjioooo.p<tf. 
1  Chro.  18.4.  David  took  from  him  zoooo.footmen 

19. 1 8. flew  of  the  Syrians  ^occo.footmen 
Jet.  1 1. 5.  if  thou  haft  run  with  the  footmen 
ifa>frGcj)0.  1. 

Pfal.  17.5. that  my  footfeps  flip  not 

77. 19. and  thy  fooflcps  are  not  knovvne 
89.  5  1 .  reproached  thefootfleps  of  thine  anoint. 
Cant.  1  .S.forth  by  thefootfleps  e*f  thy  flock 
jJFcotfteole. 

1  CJwo.28.2.and  for  the  footfloole  of  our  God 

2  Chro.9.1 8.  fix  fteps  with  a  footfloole  of  gold 
Pfal.99.  5  .exalt  the  Loid,worfhip  at  his  footfloole 

1 10. 1.  untill  I  make  thine  enemies  thy  footjlool 

1 3 2. 7. we  will  worfhip  at  hisfootftook 
ifa.  66. 1. earth  is  my  footfloole 
Lam.  2.1.  and  remembrcd  not  his  footfloole 
Mat.f.$  5. not  by  earth,  for  it  is  hisfootftook 

2  2. 44-till  I  make  thine  enemies  thy  footfloole 
,    L1tk.zo.4z. 8c  Mar.iz. 36.81  Acl.z.if. 
^17.7. 49. heaven  my  throne,earth  my  footfloole 
Hcb.  1 . 1 3 .1  make  thine  enemies  thy  footfloole 

10.13  .expecting  his  enemies  made  his  footfloole 
Jam. z. 3. n't  here  under  my  footfloole 

Of.'/2.4.7.all  things  that  we  call  upon  him  for 
2  Sam.  1 1 .2  2-all  that  Joab  had  fent  him  for 
Pro.z8.ZT. for  a  piece  of  bread  that  man  wil  tranf. 
Mat.  5.45, for  he  makethhis  fun  to  rife 

6.7. they  think  to  be  heard  for  their  much  fpeak. 

2f.35./fli'I  was  hungry,  and  ye  gave    Ver.42. 
John  i.i6.we  received  grace  for  grace 
Rom.  13.6.  for  for  this  caufe  ye  pay  tribute 
2  Cor.^.r-for  we  know  that  if  our  earthly  houfe  of 

1  i.S.fir  we  can  do  nothing  but  for  the  truth 
2Pff.3.i2.1ooking/w-,and  halting  unto  the 

^Foiafinucl), 
Gcn.41  .■$  9. forafmuch  as  God  hath  fhewed  thee  all 
Num.  10.31  .forafmuch  as  thou  kno  weft  how 
Bent.  12.12.  forafmuch  as  he  hath  no  part  with 

I7.i6-firafmuch  as  the  Lord  hath  faid  to  you 
jttdg.  1 1  ?  3  6. forafmuch  as  the  Lord  hath  taken 
t  S am. 20. 42  forafmuch  as  we  have  fworne 

24.18. forafmuch  as  when  the  Lo.had  delivered 
1Saw.19.30.  let  him  take  zWtforafmuch  zsthz 
i  Kjn.  1 1 . 1 1  forafmuch  as  this  is  done  of  thee 

13.21.  forafmuch  as  thou  haft  difobeyed 

1 4.7.  forafmuch  as  I  exalted  thee  from  among 
Chapt.i6.2. 
2  Kjn.  1 . 1 6. forafmuch  as  thou  haft  fent  meffengers 

1  Chro.  5. 1.  but  forajmuch  as  he  defiled  his  fathers 

2  Chro. 6. 8. forafmuch  as  it  was  in  thy  heart 
£^. 7- 14.  forafmuch  as  thou  art  fent  of  the 


FOR      FOR 


FOR      FOR 


Ifa.S. 6. forafmuch  as  this  people  refufeth 

29.13  .forafmuch  as  this  people  draw  neer  me 

Jer.iS.6.forafmuch  as  there  is  none  like  thee 
7. forafmuch  as  among  all  the  wife 

Dan.z.40. forafmuch  as  iron  breaketh  in  pieces 

41. forafmuch  as  thou  faweft  the  iron 

^.forafmuch  as  thou  faweft  the  ftone 

4. 18. forafmuch  as  all  the  wife  men  of  my 

5.  1  z.  forafmuch  as  an  excellent  fpirit 

6.4  forafmuch  as  he  was  faithfull 

zz.forafmuch as  before  him  innocencie 

Amo.  5. 1 1  .forafmuch  therefore  as  your  treading 

Mat.  18.25  .forafmuch  as  he  had  not  to  pay 

Lu\.  1 . 1  .forafmuch  as  many  have  taken  in  hand 
19. 9. forafmuch  as  he  alfo  is  a  fon  of  Abraham 

Atl. 9.3  8. forafmuch  as  Lidda  was  nigh  to  Joppa 
11.17  -forafmuch  then  as  G  od  gave  them 
1 J  .^.forafmuch  as  we  have  heard 
17. 29.  forafmuch  then  as  we  are  the  off-fpring 
zq.io.forafmucb  as  I  know  that  thou  haft 

1  Cor.i  1.7. forafmuch  as  he  is  the  image  and  glory 
14. 1  z.forafmuch  as  ye  are  zealous  of 
1 5.  58. forafmuch  as  you  know  that  your  labour 

1  Cor. $.3. forafmuch  as  ye  are  manifeftly  declared 

Heb. z.  14. forafmuch  then  as  the  children  are 

1  Pcf .  1 . 1 8 .forafmuch  as  ye  know  that  ye  were  not 
4.1 . forafmuch  then  as  Chrift  hath  fuffered 

Df«f.2.37.nor  unto  whatfoever  the  Lord  forbad 
^2f.3.i4.but  John  forbad  him,faying 
Afar.9. 3  S.hefolloweth  not  us,and  we  forbad 

Luke  9.49. 

2  Pet.  1.16. forbad  the  madnefle  of  the  prophets 
;Jfa£bare. 

1  Sam.  2  3 . 1 3  .and  he  forbare  to  go  forth 

2  CW  2  5. r  6. then  the  prophet /w*fow,and  faid 
./<7'.4i.8.fo  he  forbare, ind  flew  them  not 

^ojbratance. 
Re«z.2.4.the  riches  of  his  forbearance 
3 . 2  j  .tlu'ough  the  forbearance  of  God 

;ffo?beare. 
jEatoA  23.?.  and  wouldeft  forbeare  to  help 
Dewf.23.21.but  ifthoufhalt/fl/'fczre  to  vow 

1  Kin.  2  2.6.fhall  I  go  ?  or  (hall  I  frrbeare 
Ver.i5.&2fMo.i8.y. 

2  C/;>».  1 8 . 1 4.fhall  we  go  ?  or  (hall  I  forbeare 
z^.i6.forbeare,Yihy  fhouldeft  thou  be  fmitten 
3  5. 2 1. forbeare  thee  from  medling  withGod 

Ne£.9. 3  o.yet  many  years  didft  thou  forbeare 
Job  1 6.6.though  I  forbeare,  what  am  I  eafed 
Pro.  24. 1 1  .if  thou  forbeare  to  deliver  them 
Jer.40.4Ai  itfeem  ill  unto  thee,  forbeare 

44.22.fo  that  the  Lord  could  no  longer  forbe. 
£^.2.  j.  or  whether  they  will  forbeare.     Ver.7. 
&Chap.3.ir. 
3  ^.he  that  forbeareth,let  him  forbeare 
2  4.1 7. forbeare  to  cry,  make  no  mourning 
Zecb.  1 1. 1 2.and  if  not,  forbeare ;  fo  they  weighed 
1  Co>-.9.6.havenot  vie  nower  to  forbeare 
z  Cor.  1  z.6 .but  now  I/wfez^left  any  man  mould 
1  Thef.  3. 1  .when  we  could  no  longer  forbeare 
y«I  could  no  longer  forbeare ,1  fent 
;ffo?bearetrj. 
Num.9,  i^.forbeareth  to  keep  the paflbver 
£^.3 .27.he  that  forbeareth,let  him  forbeare 

jpoibeatirtg. 
Pro.z  5.1  y.by  longforbearing  is  a  prince  perfwaded 
Jer.zo.g.I  was  weary  with  forbearing 
Ephef.4.z.forbear'mg  one  another  in  love 

6.g.forbearing  threatning,  knowing  that 
Col. 3.1  ^. forbearing  one  another,and  forgiving 

jFoiWO. 
]\te#.  r  1 . 2  S.and  faid,  My  Lord  Mofes  forbid  them 
i  &2»;.24.6.the  Lord  fo/bidl  mould  do  this  thing 
.  26. 1 1 .  the  Lord  forbid  that  I  fhould  ftretch 
1  Kjn.  21.3  .Naboth  faid,The  Lord  forbid  it  me 
1  Chro.  1 1. 1 9_and  faid,My  God  forbid  it  me 
Mar. <f.  3  9-but  Jefus  faid,  Forbid  him  not 

\0.14.forb1A  them  not,  of  fuch  is  the  kingdom 
Luke  18.16. 
Lu\.6.z9. forbid  not  to  take  thy  coat  alfo 

9.  jo.  firrbidhim  not,for  he  that  is  not  againft 
Acl.  1 0.47  .can  any  man  forbid  water,  that 

24.23.  that  he  fhould  forbid  none  of  his  acqua. 
1  Cor.  14.39 .and  forbid  not  to  fpeak  with  tongues 


Gcd  jfoibti). 
Gsn.44-7.G0d  forbid  that  thy  fervants  fhould  do 

ij.Godfo/bid  that  I  mould  do  fo 
Jof.zz.zg.God  forbid  that  we  fhould  rebell 
24. 16.  God  forbid  that  wc  fhould  forfakc 
1  Stfw.12.23.God/0rfc/thatIfhould  fin  in 
i4.45.G0d  forbid:  as  the  Lordliveth  there 
zo.z.Godforbid,thoa  lhalt  not  die 
Job  1 7. 5.  God  forbid  that  I  fhould  juftifie  you 
L4.20.16.whcn  they  heard  it,they  faid,G.jWid 
#9«.3.4.God /Wi^yea  let  God  be  true 

6.God  forbid :  for  then  how  final  God  jud^e 
3  i.God  forbid,we  eftablifh  the  law 
6.2.God_/o;fe/,how  fhall  we  that  are  dead 

1  f  .fhall  we  fin — God  fmbid 
7-7'is  the  law  fin  ?  Gcd  forbid 

1 3. was— good  made  death,  God  forbid 
9-i  4.1s  there  unrighteoufnes  with  God,Gforb. 
n.i.caft  away  his  people,God/e^ii 

t  i.ftumblcd  that  they  fhould  fall,  God  forb. 
r  Cor.6.1 5. make  them  memb.of  an  harlot,  G.for. 
Gal.z.17.  Chrift  the  minifter  of  fin  ?  Godforbid 
3.2  i.law  againft  the  promifes  ?  Godforbid 
6. 14-but  God  forbid  that  I  fhould  glory 
;ffo$tODcn, 
Levit.  5. 17. any  of  ihefe  things  which  are  forbidden 
De7tf.4.23.which  the  Lord  hath  forbidden  thee 
Acl. 16.6.  and  were  forbidden  by  the  holy  Ghofi 

;ffoibit)Octr> 
3  John  1  o. and  forbiddeth  them  that  would 

tfoibtfjOfng. 
Luk.zi.z.foibidding  to  pay  tribute  ro  Cefar 
Acl.  28. 3 1.  with  confidence,no  nan  forbidding 
1  Thcf.z.  16.  forbidding  us  to  fpeak  to  the  Gentiles 
1  Tim.4.i.foibiddingxo  marry,and  commanding 

ifrojbojix. 

/£ 7. 5 1 . 3 o.mighty  men  have  forborn  to  fight 

w».j  1.3  i.peradventure  thou  wouldft  take  by  for. 
Deut. 34.7. nor  his naturall/wze  abated 
1  &W/!.2.i6.ifnot,I  will  take  it  by  force 
£^«4.23.andmade  themtoceafeby/Vce  , 
Job  3  0.18. by  the  great  force  of  my  diftafe 

40. 1 6. his force  is  in  the  navell  of  his  belly 
^>'.i8.2i.their  bloudby  the  forceoi  thefword 

2  3.  io.and  their  force  is  not  right 
48.45.  ftood  under  the  fhado.becaufe  of  the  fo. 

■E^-34-4-but  with  force  have  ye  ruled  them 

3  5.5.fhedbloudby  the  force  of  thefword 
Amo.z.i4.xhe  ftrong  fhall  not  ftrengthen  his  force 
Mat.  1 1 . 1 2. and  the  violent  take  it  by  force 
John  6. 1 5. perceived  they  would  take  him  by  force 
Acl.  23. 10. to  take  him  by  force  from  arnongft 
He&.9.t7.teftament  is  of  force  after  men  are  dead 

rffo?ce, 

Veut.zz.z  5-the  man/orce-her,  and  lye  with  her 
2  Sam.  1 3 . 1 2.nay,my  brethren,do  not  force  me 
E/2b.7.8.will  he  force  the  queen  alfo 

;ffo:ceO. 
J«rfg.i.34.Ammonites/»(mhhechildren  of  Dan 
20. 5.  my  concubine  have  they  forced 

1  SrtW.13.12J/tf/arfmy  felftherefore,&  offered 

2  Sam.  1 3 . \4.f0rced her,and lay  with  her 
22.becaufe  hehad/wrerfhis  fifter 
3  2. from  the  day  he  forced  his  fifter 

P/9.7.  z  1  .flattering  of  her  lips  fhe  forced  hita 

Jfoiceg. 
2  Cfo'o.r7.2. placed/mm  in  all  the  fenced  cities 
Job  36.19.not  gold,nor  all  the  forces  of  ftrength 
lfa.6o.$.forces or~  the  Gentiles  fhall  come  to  thee 
1 1. bring  unto  thee  the  forces  of  the  Gentiles 
Jer.40.7.  when  all  thecaptaines  of  the  forces 
1 3  .forces  that  were  in  the  fields  came 
41 . 1 1  .captaines  of  the  forces  heard 

1 3. captains  of  the  forces  that  were  with  him 
1 6.  then  took  the  captains  of  the  faces 
42.i.captaines  of  the  forces  &  Johanan  came 

8.then  called  he  the  captains  of  the  forces 
43.4.all  the  captaines  of  the  forces, %nd  all 
5. but  the  captaines  of  the  /Retook  the  rem. 
Dan.i  i.io.affembleamukitude  of  great  forces 

3  8. honour  the  God  of  forces 
Obad.  1  r  .carry  away  captive  forces 

jFoicfble- 
Job  6. 2  5  .how  forcible  are  right  words 

_________  fO}tinZi. 


FOR       FOR 


FOR      FOR 


FOR      FOR 


Jfojctng, 

Deut.zo.  i  ?.by  forcing  an  axe  againft  them 
Pro.  3  o.  3  j  .forcing  of  wrath  bring  forth  ftrife 

^poiecaft. 
Dan.11.z4..  and  he  mattforecaft  his  devices 
2  s.fhall/»w/2  devices  againft  him 

Jeer  i.io.turned  to  the  iniquities  of  their  forefa. 
z  Tiw.i.j.whomlferve  from  my  forefathers 

-   ^oiefrortf. 
■Exod.z6.9M  the  forefront  of  the  tabernacle 

28.3  7.upon  the  forefront  of  the  mitre 
Levit.  S.o.upon  his  forefront  did  he  put  the  plate 

1  Sam.14.-i. forefront  of the  one  was  fituate  North 

2  Sa.11.1f  .fet  Uriah  in  the  forefront  of  thebattell 

2  K?»- 1^- *4  from  tteforefmt of the  hou^e 
2  Cfcw.20.27.and  Jehofhaphat  in  the  forefront 
£^/j.40.i9.the  forefront  of  the  lower  gate 

unto  the  forefront  of  the  inner  court 
47.1. forefr.  of  the  houfe  flood  toward  the  Eaft 

£m/.  2  8. 3  8. plate  fhalbe  upon  Aarons  forehead 

{halbe  alwaies  upon  his  forehead 
Levit.  1 3 . 4 1  .he  is  fore head-ba\d,  yet  is  he  clean 
42.be  in  the  bald  forehead  a  white — fore 

it  is  a  leprofie  in  his  bald  forehead 
43  .fore  be  white  reddifh  in  his  bald  forehead 

1  SiOT.i7.49.and  fmote  the  Philiftine in  his  foreh. 

the  ftone  funk  into  his  forehead 

2  Cfo-0.26.i9.Ieprofie  rofe  up  in  his  forehead 

2cr.beholdjhe  was  leprous  in  his  forehead 
Jer.  3. 3  .thou  hadft  a  chores  forehead 
£^£.3.8.thy/flreJM ftrong  againft  their  forehea. 
9.2s  an  Adamant  I  made  thy  forehead 
16.1 2.I  put  a  jewell  upon  thy  forehead 
Kevel.\4.g.snA  receive  his  mark  in  his  forehead 
17.  j  .upon  hex  forehead  was  a  name  written 

tfotetyeaOsf. 
£3^.3. 8. forehead  ftrong  againft  their  foreheads 
*    9.4.fetamarkuponthe/o>'efeKfr 
Rez>.7. 3. fervants  of  our  God  in  their  foreheads 
9. 4.not  the  feale  of  God  in  their  foreheads 
1 3 . 1 6"  .receive  a  mark  in  their  foreheads 
1 4. 1. fathers  name  written  in  their  foreheads 
20.4.nor  received  his  mark  in  their  foreheads 

2  2.4.his  name  fhalbe  in  their  foreheads 
JFoiebnow, 

Row.B.zg.i'oT  whom  he  didforeknow,he  alfo  did 
1 1. 2. his  people  which  he  foreknew 
jFojcfenomleoge. 

A&-  z.  23.  delivered  by  the  foreknowledge  of  God 

1  PeM.2.elcft  according  to  the  foreknowledge  of 

Gen. 3  2.1 7.he commanded  the  foremoft, faying 

3  3.2.puttheir  handmaids  &  their  childr.forem. 

2  Sam.1S.z7.  running  of  theforem.is  like  the  run, 

JFo^oiDalneU. 
i  PeM.20.who  verely  was  fore-ordained  before 

foiepaxt. 
JE,m/.28.27.underneath  toward  the  forepart 

Chapt.39.20. 
1 l$n.6.zo.and  the  oracle  in  the  forepart  was 
£^.42.7.  on  the  forepart  of  the  chambers 
AH.Z7. 41. forepart  i\\xck  faft,and  remained 

rfo?e=nmner, 
H^.6\20.whither-thefoi'e-?'«B»<y  is  for  us  gone 

jfoiefam. 
Acl.z. 2  j.I  forefaw  the Lo.  alwaies  before  my  face 

JFojeteetl). 
Pjo.22.3.  a  prudent  man  forcfeetb  the  evill 

Chapt.27.12. 
JFojefeefng, 

G^.j.8.the  Scripture  forefeeing  that  God  would 

;ffO?eO)tp. 
^fi?.27.30.caft  ancres  out  of  the  forejhip 

jfo?e0Wn. 
Gf».  1 7. 1 1  .fhal  ciicumcife  the  flefh  of  your/ore^. 
14-whofe  flefli  of  foreskin  is  not  circumcifed 
^•circumcifed  the  flefh  of  the  foreskin 
24.was  circumcifed  in  the  flefh  of  the  fore sl(. 
Verfe2j. 
Exod.q.z  j.cut  offthe  foreskin  of  her  fon 
Lew.  1 2. 3  .flefh  of  his  foreskin  fhalbe  circumcifed 
Deut.  10. 1 6\eircumcife  the  foreskin  ofyour  heart 
Hab.  2 . 1 6 .let  thy  foreskin  be  uncovered 


rJFoies&frts. 

/«/!  J.  3.  circumcifed  at  the  hill  of  foreskins 

1  Sam.iS.z^.but  ioo./oye^iofthe  Philiftins 

27.and  David  brought  their foreskins 
z  Sam.  3 . i4.which  I  efpoufed  for  1  oo.foresk.ins 
Jer.q.^.take  away  the  foreskins  ofyour  heart 

^Foietell. 

2  Cor.  1 3 . 2.1  told  you  before,and/flrefr/,J  you 

Mar.  1 3 .2  3 .1  hive  foretold  you  all  things 
Acl.  3.24-have  like  wife  foretold  of  thefedaies 

^o^eroame, 
Lu\.  1 2.  j.but  I  w 'ill  forewarn  whom  you  {hall 

JFoiexoarneo. 
r  Thef.4.6.  as  we  have  forewarned  you 
rffoifefteo. 

£^.io.8.allhisfubftancefhouldbe/ff*'/«#rf 

JFoigate. 
GOT40.2  3  .not  remember  J  ofeph,but  forgate  him 
fiidg.  3 .7 .did  evill5and  forgate  the  Lord 

1  Sam.  1 2.9»and  when  they  forgate  the  Lord 
Pfal.7  8 . 1 1  .forgate  his  works  and  wonders 

106. 1 3  .they  foon  forgate  his  works  • 
zi.they  forgate  God  their  Saviour 
Z.<w#.3.i7.farfrom  pea.ee, I  forgate  profperity 
Hof.  2.13  .and  forgate  me,faith  the  Lord 
tfoigafce. 

Pfal.7  8.38  .forgave  their  iniquity,&  deftroyed  not 
Afat.i8.27.1oofed  him, and  forgave  him  his  debt 

3  2.1  forgave  all  that  debt,becaufe 
Lu\.7. 42.he  frankly/a/g^e  them  both 

43.I  fuppofe  he  whom  he  forgave  moft 

2  Cw.2.  ic. forgave  any  thing  to  whom  I  forgave 

for  your  fakes  forgave  I  it 
C0/.3. 1 3.as  Chrift/e^w  you,fo  alfo  do  ye 
^ojgatoft, 

Pfal.i  z.$.forgaveft  the  iniquity  of  my  fin 
99.8.thou  waft  a  God  that  forgavefi  them 

P/rt/.i 19.69.the  proud  hive  forged  3.  lye 

rffotgew. 
Job  1 3 .4.but  ye  are  forgers  of  lies 

Gen.zj .4%.  forgettha  which  thou  haft  done 

41.  j  i.God  hath  mademe  forget  all  my  toile 
Dc«t.4.9.1eft  thou  forget  the  things  which 
2  3  .left  ye  forget  the  covenant  of 
3 1.  nor  forget  the  covenant  of  thy  fathers 
6.i2.beware,left  thou  forget  the  Lord 
8.ir.bewa*e,that  thou  forget  not  thy  God 
1 4. and  thou  forget  the  Lord  thy  God 
lo.if  thou  at  all/«;ge«  the  Lord 
9.7.  remember,  and  forget  not  how 
25.1 9-blot  out  Amalek,fhalt  not  forget 

1  Saw- 1. 1  Land  not  forget  thine  handmaid 

2  J(ja.  1 7. 3  8. covenant  I  made^efhallnot/o/grt 
fob  8. 1 3  .fo  are  the  paths  of  all  that  forget  God 

9. 27. if  I  fay,  I  wiWforget  my  complaint 
1 1 . 1 6-becaufe  thou  (huh  forget  thy  mifery 
24.20.the  womb  matt  forget  him 
Pfil.9.  i7.and  all  the  nations  that  forget  God 
1 0.1  2.3rife,OLord,/o/2<?Jnotthe  humble 
1 3. 1. how  long  wilt  thou  forget  me 
4  j.  1  o.forgct  alfo  thine  owne  people 
.50.2  2.confider  this  ye  that  forget  God 
59.1 1. flay  them  notjleft  my  people  forget 
74. lQ.forget  not  the  congregation  of  the  poore 

2  3.  forget  not  the  voice  of  thine  enemies 
78.7.and  not  forget  the  workes  of  God 
102.4/0  that  I /wger  toeatmybread 
103.2  .forget  not  all  his  benefits 
n  9. 16.I  will  not  forget  thy  word 
8  3 .  yet  do  I  not  forget  thy  law     ' 
93.I  will  never  forget  thy  precepts 
109.  yet  do  I  not  forget  thy  law 
1 4 1. yet  do  I  not  forget  thy  precepts 
1 5  3  .for  I  do  not  forget  thy  law 
i76.forl  do  not  forget  thy  commandements 
\$7. $.ifl  forget  thee,0  Jerufalem,let 

my  right  hand  forget  her  cunning 
Pro,  3 . 1  •  my  Con,  forget  not  my  law 
4. f.get  wifdomej/oKgei  it  not 
3 1. 5. left  they  drink,and  forget  the  law 
7. let  him  drink,and  forget  his  poverty 
Iftf.49. 1  j.can  a  woman  forget  her  fucking  child 
they  may  foreet,  yet  will  I  notforg.thec 
Kk  2 


?4.4.thou  {hilt  forget  the  fhame  of  thy  youth     ' 
65.1 1. ye  are  they  that  forget  my  holy  mounts. 
jer.z.i  2.can  a  maid  forget  her  ornaments 
23.27-caufemypeopleto  forget  my  name 
39.I  will  utterly  forget  you 
Lam. 5. 20.  wherefore  doft  thou  forget  as  for  ever 
Hof.^.61  will  alfo  forget  thy  children 
Amo.S.j.l  will  never  forget  any  of  their  works 
Heb.6. 1  o.God not  unrighteous  to  forg.yom  work 
13.1 6.but  to  do  good  forget  not 

Hcb.  1 3 .2.be  not  forgetful  to  entertain 
/aw.  1 . 2  5 .  he  being  not  a  forgctfull  hearer 

jFojgetftilneffe. 
P/a/.8  8.12 .known  in  the  land  of 'forget fnlnejje 
iFojgctteft. 

Pfal.n4.z4.zndforgctte(lom  affliction   ; 
//^.  51.13  .and  forgettcji  the  Lord  thy  Maker 

JFcrtfgettet!), 

fob  19-1 1  -forgetteth  that  the  foot  may  crufh  them 
Pfal.c).  1 2  .he  forgetteth  not  the  cry  of  the  humble 
Pro.z.  17.  and  forgetteth  the  covenarit  of  her  God 
Jam.uz^forgettetb  what  manner  of  man  he  was 

JFoigetifng. 
PM.  3 .  i  ^.forgetting  thofe  things  w  hich  are  behind 

;tfojgifce. 
Gen. 5 0.1 7. forgive, \  pray  thee,the  trefpafTe  of 

/w$w  the  trefpafTe  of  the  fervants  of 
Exod.  10.17.  forgive,!  pray  thee,  my  fin 

32.32  .yet  now  forgive  their  fin 
Num.$o.<;.  the  Lord  fhall/o/^w  her.    Ch.8.12. 
Jof.z4.  i9.he  will  not  forgive  your  fins 
1  5iOT.2  J.28.I  pray  thee^giw  the  trefpaffe 
1  ^.8'jo.and  when  thou  heareftj  forgive 
3  4.and  yfygiwe  the'fin  of  thy  people  1 
3  d.forgive  the  fin  of  thy  fervants 
39.heare  in  heaven,and  fbrgive 
<j  o.forgive  thy  people  that  have  finned 
a  Chro.6. 2 1  .when  thou  heareffj/o^we 
2?. forgive  the  fin  of  thy  people 
27 .and  forgive  the  fin  of  thy  fervants 
3  o.forgive,md  render  unto  every  man 
'69- forgive  thy  people  which  have  finned 
7. 14.  then  will  I  forgive  their  fin 
PfaLz  j.  18. look  upon  my  pain,  forgive  my  fin 

26.  j.thoUjLord,  art  ready  to  forgive 
lfa. 2.9. therefore  forgive  them  not 
/«•.  1 8. 23. forg ive  not  their  iniquity 
3 1.3  4.I  vii\\  forgive  their  iniquity 
3  6. 3. that  I  may  forgive  their  iniquity 
Dan.9.19.0  Lord  heare,  O  Lord  forgive 
'  Amo.7.z.\  faid,0  Lord  God,  forgive 
Mat.6. 1  z.forgive  us  our  debts  as  vie  forgive 
14. forgive  men  their  trefpaffes 

your  Father/wpittf  your  trefpafles 
1  j.but  if you  forgive  notmeither 

will  your  heavenly  Father  forgive  you 
9.6.power  on  earth  to  forgive  fins 
18.21  .my  brother  fin,  and  I  forgive  him 
3  j. if  ye  from  your  hearts  forgive 
Mark  2.7.  who  can  forgive  fins,  but  God 

Luke  y.11. 
io.hathpower  on  earth  to  jSpgifj  fins 

Luke  5.24. 
1  r. 2  5.  when  ye  ftand  praying,/^^ 

that  your  Father  may  forgive  you 
a6\but  if  you  do  not  forgive 

neither  will  your  Father  forgive 
Lu\.6. 17 -forgive, ind  ye  fhalbe  forgiven 
1  i.4.forgive  usjfor  we  alfo  forgive  every 
17.3-and  if  he  repent,  forgive  him 

4.faying,I  repent,thou  lhalt  forgive  him 
23.34.Father,/wgiOT  them,for  they  know  not 
2  Cor.z.7.ye  ought  rather  to  forgive^  him 
1  o.to  whom  ye  forgive,!  forgive  alfo 
11.13  .forgive  me  this  wrong 
1  Joh.  1 .9.he  is  faithfull  to  forgive  us  our  fins 

^ozgitoen. 
Iew'r.4.29.and  It  fhalbe  forgiven  them 

V er.26,?  1,3  f.  Levity.  10, 13,  i63  18. 
&Cha.6.7.&  19.22.2Vww.15.28. 
Num.  14. 19;  as  t'10U  had  forgiven  this  people 
1  ^,t^.ma\heforgiven,{or  it  is  ignorance 
2<$.fhalbc  forgiven  all  the  congregation 
Deut.  ti-8  .the  bloud  fhalbe  forgiven  them 
Pfal.  3  2. 1  .blefl£d,whofe  tranfgreffion  is  forgiven 
"5.2.  forgiven 


FOR   FOR 


FOR   FOR 


FOR   FOR 


8  5 .z.forgiven  the  iniquity  of  thy  people 
ifa.  3  3  .Z4.1halbe  forgiven  their  iniquity 
Mat.y.z.thy  fins  be /w'gitwz  thee 

5-eaner  to  fay.Tby  fins  be  forgiven  thee 

£^5.23. 
1 2.3  i.itiiibe  forgiven  unto  men 

againft  the  holy  Ghoft  not  forgiven 
3  z'.it  (halbe  forgiven  him,but  againft  the 

holy  Ghoft  lhall  not  be  forgiven 
Litfe  ino. 
Mar.t.i.Con,  Thy  fins  be  forgiven  thee      , 
9, thy  fins  be  forgiven  thee,or  to  fay 
3 .28.  all  Cms  forgiven  unto  the  fons  of 
4. 1  2.their  fins  fiiould  be  forgiven  them 
L/^.f.io.man/Thy  fins  are  forgiven  thee 
6.  j7.forgive,and  it  (halbe  forgiven 
7.47  .her  fins  which  are  many  are  forgiven 

whom  little  is  forgiven,the  fame  love 
48.faid,Thy  Cms  are  forgiven 
.<4S. 8. 2  2. thoughts  may  be  forgiven  thee 
Rom.  4.7  .whofe  iniquities  are  forgiven 
Epb.^z.  as  God  for  Chrifts  fake — forgiven  you 
Coh  2. 1  j. have  forgiven  you  all  trefpafles 
Jam.^.i  ^.fins^they  (halbe  forgiven  him 
1  Joh.z.iz.beczate  your  fins  ave  forgiven  yon 

Pfal.  1 0  3 .  j  .who  forgiveth  all  thy  iniquities 
Ia^.7.4<j.who  is  this  that  forgiveth  fins 

;JFoMltoeneife. 
P/«/.  1  jo.4.but  there  is  forgiveneffe  with  thee 
Mar.  ^.z^.hath  never  forgivenejje,  but  is  in  danger 
del.  5 . 3 1 .  to  give  forgiveneffe  of  fins 

13.38  .preache  d  unto  you  forgiveneffe  of  fins 

26.1 8  .they  may  receive  forgiveneffe  of  fins 

£jpfo.  1 .7  .forgiveneffe  of  fins,according  to  the  riches 

Co/.  1.  i4.even  forgiveneffe  of  fins 

^Fozsitxcnefrejsf. 

Di#.9.9.to  thee  belong  mercies  and  forgiveneffe s 

;ff  opting. 
£^.34.7.  forgiving  iniquity  and  tranfgreffion 

Epb.^z.forgiv'mg  one  another>even  as  God  forg. 
Col.  3.13  .forbearing,  forgiving  one  another 

jfo£got, 
"Dtut.iq,  ip.and  haft/argflJ  a  fheafe  in  the  field 
^gotten. 

G(».4i.3o,all  the  plenty  (halbe/WflrftH 

Deul.  16.13. neither  have  I/wgerfrathem. 
3  1 .  2  1  .for  it  (hall  not  be  forgotten 
3  i.i8.and  haft  forgotten  God  that  formed  thee 

Jfli  19. 14-my  familiar  friends  have  forgotten  me 
28,4.  waters  forgotten  of  the  foot 

P/rt/.p.  1 8.needy  (hall  not  alway  be  forgotten 
10. 1  i.faid  in  his  hcart3God  hath  forgotten 
3 1 . 1 2.I  am  forgotten  as  a  dead  man 
42.51.my  rockjwhy  haft  thou  forgotten  me 
44. 1 7.yct  have  we  not  forgotten  thee 

zo.if  we  have  forgotten  the  name  of  our 
7  7.9. hath  God/twKc/z  to  be  gracious 
1 19.6 1  .but  I  have  not  forgotten  thy  law 

139.  mine  enemies  have  forgotten  tby  words 

£«/(/".!.  1 6. in  dnies  to  come  (halbe  forgotten 
8.  io.and  they  were  forgotten  in  the  city 
9. 5. the  memory  of  them  is  forgotten 

Jfa.  17. 10. forgotten  the  God  of  thy  falvation 

2  3 . 1 5. in  that  day  Tyre  (halbe  forgotten 

16. thou  Harlot3that  haft  been  forgotten 
44. 2 1  .Ifrael  fhall  not  be  forgotten  of  us 
49. 14. and  my  lord  hath  forgotten  me 
6  5. 16. former  troubles  are  forgotten 
Jer.z.^z.my  people  have  forgotten  me 
3. 21. they  have  forgotten  their  God 
13.25  .forgotten  me,and  trufted  in  falfhood 
18.15  .becaufe  my  people  have  forgotten  me 
20. 1 1. their  confuficn  (hall  never  be  forgotten 
23.27.my  people  to  forget  as  their  (a.have  forg, 
40.(harne  which  lhall  not  be  forgotten 

3  o.  1 4.all  thy  lovers  have  forgotten  thee 
44.9-have  ye  forgotten  the  wickedneffe 
50.5  -covenant  that  (hall  not  be  forgotten 

6.they  have  forgotten  their  refting  place 
Irf«?.2.6.caufed  Sabbaths  tobe/om>rte»in 
E^efc.22.1 1.  thou  haft  forgotten  me 

23.3  5. becaufe  thou  haft  forgotten  me 
Hof.4.6.  haft  forgotten  the  law  of  thy  God 

8.  i4.Ifrael  hath  forgotten  his  mafter 


1 3.6.therefore  have  they  forgotten  me 
Mat.  16. 5.  they  had  forgotten  to  take  bread 

1  Afa^e.8.14. 

£«£.  1 2 .6.notr  one  of  them  forgotten 
Heb.  12.5  .ye  have  forgotten  the  exhortation 
2  Ptf.  1 .9.  forgotten  that  he  was  purged 

1  Sam.  13.21.  had  a  file  for  tjSe  forces  and  axes 

JFozme. 
Gra.  1 .2.and  the  earth  was  without  forme 

1  Stftfs.28.14.faid  unto  hetjWhat  forme  is  he  of 

2  &j»2.i4.20.to  fetch  about  this  forme  offpeech 
2  Cfo-o.4.7.candlefticks,according  to  then  forme 
Job  4.  i6.but  I  could  not  difecrne  the  forme 
Ifa.^z.  iq.his  forme  more  then  the  fons  of  men 

5  3. 2. he  hath  no  forme  nor  comelir.effe 
^r.4. 2  3.10,11  was without/craw  ■ 
£^.8.3  .he  put  forsh  the  forme  ofan  hand 
io.behold,every/»>w  of  creeping  thin°s 
10. 8. there  appeared  the  forme  of  a  hand 
43.1  ir(hew  them  the  forme  of  the  houfe 

may  keep  the  whole  forme  thereof 
Dan.z.  3  1  .and  the  forme  thereof  was  terrible 
3. 19-  forme  of  bis  vifage  was  changed 
z^.formoCthe  fourth  is  like  the  Son  of  God 
Mar.  1 6. 1  z  .appeared  in  another  forme  unto  two 
KoOT.2.2o.which  haft  the  forme  ofknowledgc 

6.17.  obeyed  that  forme  of  dodtrine 
Phil.z.6.viho  being  in  the  forme  of  God 

7  .took  upon  him  the  forme  of  a  fervant 
2  Tim.  1.1 3. hold  faft  the  forme  of  found  words 
3.5.havinga/o/wofgodlineffe  :  but 
JFoime, 
7/I45.7.I  forme  the  light;and  create  darknefle 

Gm.2-7.the  Lord  God  formed  man  of  the  duft 
8.  there  put  he  the  man  whom  he  formed 
ip.of  the  ground  God  formed every  beaft 
Deut.i  2. 1 8. forgotten  God  that  formed  thee 
2  Kin.  19.Z  j.of  ancient  times  that  I  haveformedit 
If oiab  37.21?. 
Job  z6. 5.  are  farmed  from  under  the  waters 
1 3. his  hand  formed  the  crooked  ferpent 
3  3.6.I  amformedout  of  the  clay 
Pfal.90. 2.or  ever  thou  hadft  formed  the  earth 
94.9.hethat/fl^ea(theeye,fhallhenotfee 
95.5-his  hands/wrweithedty  land 
Pro.z6. 1  o.the  great  God  that  formed  all  things 
ip.27.1  i.tbat^tf'.themjwill  (hew  them  no  favour 
43. 1.  and  he  that  formed  thee,  0 1/rael 
7.I  have  formed  him  J  have  made  him 
io.before  me  was  no  God  formed 
2 1 .  this  people  have  \  formed  for  my  felf 
44.z-ar.A  formed  thee  from  the  womb 

io.who  hath  formed  a  god ,or  molten  a  grave 
2 1. art  myfervant :  I  have  formed  thee 
24-he  that  formed  thee  from  the  womb 
4  5 . 1 8  .God  himfelfe  that  formed  the  earth 

he  formed  it  to  be  inhabited 
49-  J.  that  formed  me  from  the  womb 
54- 1 7  no  weapon/wTm/againft  thee  (hall  pro. 
/(»**.  1 . 5  .before  I  formed  thee  in  the  belly 

33.2.the  Lord  thatformed it  toeftablifh  it 
Amo.7. 1  .behold,he/0/7OTc/  the  grafhoppers 
Rom. 9. zo. thing  formed  Cay  to  him  thatformed  it 
G^.4.19. 1  travell  tillCntiftbe/fraw^  in  you 
1  Tim.  2.13  .Adam  was  firft  formed,  then  Eve 

JFoitner, 
Gen.4.0. 1 3.after  the  former  maner,when  theu  waft 
Num  2i.26.fought  againft  the/o/-.kingofMoab 
Deut.zq.q.her  former  husband  wchfent  her  away 
Rutb  4.7.  this  the  manner  informer  time 
1  Sam.  i7.3o.anfwered  him  again  after  the  former 
z  'Kin.  1. 14.  two  captains  oC  the  former  fifties 
17.34.they  do  after  the  former  manner 
40.but  they  did  after  thek  former  manner 
Nefe.5.1 5. but  the  former  governours  that  were 
Job  8.8.enquiresI  pray  thee,of  the  former  age 

3O.3.in/0!7»ei'  time  defolate  and  wafte 
Pfal.jgM.Q  remember  not  former  iniquities 

89. 49. where  are  thy  former  loving  kindneffes 
Ecckf.  1 . 1 1  .no  remembtance  of  former  things 

y.io.former  daies  better  then  thefe 
I/«.4i.22.fhew  the  former  things 
4».9.behold,the  former  things  are  come 
4  3 .9.  and  (hew  us  former  things  1 


iS.remembcrve  not  the  former  things 
46. 9. remember  former  things  of  old 
48.3.I  have  declared  the  former  things 
6 1 .4.fhall  raiie  up  the  former  defolations 
65.7.theirj/wTOi'  work  into  their  bofome 
\6.former  troubles  are  forgotten 
1 7. the  former  (hall  not  be  remembred 
Jer.  5 .2  ^.hoth  former  and  latter  in  his  feafon 
10.  itf.forhe  is  the  former  of  all  things 

Chapt.51,19. 
34-5.  the  former  kings  which  were  before 
36.28. write  in  it  all  the  former  words 
E^l^.  1 6. 5  5.  (ball  return  to  theit  former  efiates 

and  Samaria  to  their  firmer  eftate 
then,  return  to  your  former  eftate 
Dan  11.13.  muliiiudegreaterthen  the  former 
2  9'i«:  fl'iall  not  be  as  the  former, or  as  the 
Hof6.i.as  the  latter  and  former  rain 
7ȣ/  2.13  .hatli  given  you  the  former  rain 

former  rain,aad  the  latter  rain 
Hag.i.9.  glory  greater  then  of  the  former 
Zech.  1 .4. the  $M5*gf$  prophets  have  cried 
y. 7. hath  cried  by  the  former  prophets 

1 2.in  his  fpirit  by  his  former  prophets 
8. 1  i.as  in  the  former  daies,faith  the  Lord 
i4.8.halte  of  them  toward  the  former  fea 
AJfl/.3.4.plcafant,  as  in/i/^Wfryeares 
Aft. 1. 1  .the former  Treatife  have  I  made 
Ephef4.zz.put  off ^concerning  the  former  converf. 
Heb.  1  o.  3  2call  to  remembrance  former  daies 
i  Pet .  1 . 1 4.not  according  to  the  former  lufts 
Rev.  z  i  .4. for  former  things  are  pafled  away 

iffcjtnes. 
£^.43.1 1. forme  Randall  the  formes  thereof 
jfozmetlj. 

1: fa!. 9 4. 9. he  that  formetb  the  eye,fliall  he  not 
Amo.4. 1  3.1o,he  that  formetb  the  mountaines 
Zccb.  1 2. 1  .and  formetb  the  fpirit  of  man  within 

5Fo2nicat(on. 

2  Chro.  2 1 .  r  1 .  caufed  Jcrufalem  to  commit  forme' 
Ifa.z  3.i7.(lial  comit  fornication  with  all  kingdoms 
£^\i6.26.rhou  haft  alfo  committed  fornication 

I      2  9.  haft  multiplied  thy  fornication 
Mat.  5 . 3  2,faving  for  the  caufe  of  fornication 

i9-9.except  it  be  for  fornication 
John  8. 4 1. we  be  not  born  of  fornication 
Ad. 1 .5. 20. that  they  abftain  from  fornication 
29-that  ye  abftain  fr^m  fornication 

21. 25. things  flrangled3and  (10m fornication 
&M».i.29.being  filled  with  all  fornication 

1  Cor.  5. 1  .there  is  fornication  among  you 
6. 1 3. the  body  is  not  for  fornication 

iS.flee  fomication,evety  (in  is  without 

that  committeth/wm.finneth  againft 
7. 2  .nevertheIeffe,to  avoid  fornication 
1 0.8. neither  let  us  commit  fornication 

2  Cor.  1 2 . 2 1  .and  have  not  repented  of  fornication 
Gtf/.f.i9.which  are  thefe  >  adultery,  fornication 
Epbef.  5.3.  but  fornication,  and  all  uncleannefle 
Col.  3  •  5  .mortifie  /9;#iMfifl?z,uncleannefre 

1  Tbcfq.  3 .  ye  fhould  abftain  from  fornication 
Jade  7  giving  themfclves  to  fornication 
Ret>.2.i4.taught  to  commit  fornication 

20.feduce  my  fervantsto  commit  fornication 
2 1  .fpace  to  repent  of  her  fornication^ 
9.21  .neither  repented  of  their  fornication 
i4.8.drink  of  the  wine  of  hex  fornication 
17.2.  with  whom  kings  bf'the  earth  com.forn. 
drunk  with  the  wine  oi  her  fornication 
4.full  of  filthinefTe  of  her  fornication 
i8#3.wine  of  the  wrath  of  her  fornication 

have  committed  fornication  with  her 
9.kings,wLo  have  committed  fornication 
19. 2.corrupt  the  earth  with  her  fornication 

^Fojufcations. 
E^.t6. 1 5.  and  powredft  out  thy  fornications 
Mat.  1 5. 1  ci'.out  of  the  heart  proceed  fornications 

Marfej.zi. 
JFojnicato*. 
1  Cor.  5. 1 1  .called  a  brother,be  a  fornicator 
Heb.  12.16.  left  there  be  any  fornicator 

;ffoinfcatoi0. 

i  Co>'.5.9.not  tocompanx  with  fornicators 
lo.yet  not  altogetherwith/emfttfoiM 
6.9. neither /o?7W<tf»«,noridolaters,ncr  adult 


FOR      FOR 


Exod.iz.tf.  a  forreiner  (hall  not  cat  thereof 
Deut.i  5.  %. of  a  forreiner  thou  mayeft  exacl:  it 

0 W.  1 1 .  formners  entered  into  his  gates 
Ephef.z.  19.no  more  ftrangers  and  formners,bM 

1  Sam.  2  2 .  5 .  and  came  in  to  the  forrefl  of  Hareth 

1  K.m.7.2.ht  built  the  houfe  of  the  forrefl 

10. 1 7. put  them  in  the  houfe  of  the  forrefi 
2 1  .vefiels  of  the  houfe  of  the  forrefi 

2  Chron.y.zo. 
z  Kin.i9.z$.andinio  the  forrefi  of  his  Catmel 

2  Chm9.16.ia  the  houfe  of  the  forrefl  of  Lebanon 
ttefc.2.8.unto  Afaph  keeper  of  the  kings  forrefi 
Pfal.  jo.  io.every  beaft  of  thy  forrefi  is  mine 

io4.20.beafts  of  the/on^  do  creep  forth 
jya.9. 18. kindle  in  the  thickets  of  the  forrefi 
io.i8.confume  theglory  of  his  forrefl 
i^.the  reft  of  the  trees  of  his  forrefl 
3  4.cuti  downe  the  thickets  of  the  forrefl 
2 1 . 1 3  .in  the  forre  ft  of  Arabia  (hall  ye  lodge 
22.8.armour  of  the  houfe  of  the  forrefi 
29. 1 7.field  (halbe  efteemed  as  a.  forrefi 
3  2. 1  f.field  be  counted  for  a  forrefl 

iy.coming  down  on  the  forrefi 
37.24.will  enter  into  his  forrefl 
44,i4.among  the  trees  of  the  forrefl 

2  3  .ye  mountaines,O/0/W/2,  and  every 
y6.Q.yea,  all  ye  beafts  of  the  forrefi 
Jer.  5. 6.  wherefore  a  lion  out  of  the  forrefi 
10.3  .one  cutteth  a  tree  out  of  the  forrefi 
1 2 .8. unto  me  as  a  lion  in  the  forrefi 
zi.14.1  will  kindlea  fire  inthe  forrefi 
26. 18.  become  high  places  of a  forrefi 
46.23  .they  (hall  cut  downe  her  forrefi 
Exsk-  i5.2.isamongtbetreesofthe  forrefi 
6.  vine  trees  among  the  trees  of  the  forrefi 
2o.46.prophefie  againft  the /Sw/2  of  the  South 

47.and  fay  unto  the  forrefi  of  the  South 
39.1  o.neither  cut  any  out  of  the  forrefi 
Hof.z.  1 2.and  I  will  make  them  a  forrefi 
Amo.  3 .4.W1II  a  lion  roare  in  the  forrefi 
Mic.  3 . 1 2.  as  the  high  places  of  the  forrefi 
5.8.  lion  among  the  beafts  of  the  fmreft 
Zecb.ii.zforrefl  of  the  vintage  is  come  downe 

2  Chro. 17.4.111  the  forrefts  he  built  caftles 
P/a.29.9.voiceof  the  Lord  difcovereth  the  forrefls 

Deut.4.3  i.he  will  not  forfa\e  thee> neither 
1 2.1 9. take  heed  thou  forfa\c  not  the  Lcvite 
14.27.  thou  malt  not  forfake  him 
3i.6.hewillnotfaile,nor/or/*£ethee.  Ver.8. 
1  Chron.zS.io. 
16. will  for fa\e  me,  and  break  my  covenant 
i7.in  that  day  I  vi  ill  forfafe  them 
J  of.  1 .  5  .1  will  not  faile  thee,  nor  forfake  thee 
24.itf.Godforbid  we  mould /wr/afc  the  Lord 
zo.if  ye  forfake  the  Lord,*nd  ferve 
Judg  9.1 1  .mould \  forfake my fweetneffe 
1  Sam.iz.zz.fox  the  Lord  will  not  forfake  his 

1  Km.6.1 3.and  will  not  forfake  my  people 
8.  5  7. let  him  not  leave  us,nor  forfake  us 

2  Kin.  2 1 .  14.I  will  forfake  the  remnant  of  my 

1  Chro.zS. 9. if  than  forfake  him,he  will  caft  thee 

2  Chro. 7. 1 9.  if  ye  forfa\e  my  ftatutes  and  comma. 

1  j. 2  .if ye  forfake  him,  he  will  /wy2zfc  you 
E%ra  8.22.wrath  againft  them  that forfake him 
Neb.9.3  i.didft  not  confumethem,nor/oi/<z^e 

1  o.  3  9.  will  not  forfake  the  houfe  of  our 
Pfol.Z7 ^.neither  forfake  me,0  God  of  my  falva. 

10.  when  my  father  and  mother  forfake  me 
37.8.ceafe  from  anger  and  forfake  wrath 
89.30.if  his  children  forfake  my  law 
94.i4.neither  will  hefatfa\ehis  inheritance 
119.53  .becaufe  the  wicked  forfake  thy  law 

Pro.  3 . 3  .let  not  mercy  and  truth  forfake  thee 
9.6.forfake  the  foolifh,and  live 
28.4.they  that  for fa\e  the  law,praife  the  wicked 

Ifa.i.zB. forfake  the  Lord,(halbe  confumed 

5  f.7.1et  the  wicked  forfake  his  way 

6  5 .  1 1  .ye  are  they  that  fa<fa\e  the  Lord 
Jer. 17. 1 3. all  that  forfake  thee  flialbe  a(hamed 

2  3 .3  3 .1  w  ill  even  forfake  you,  faith  the  Lord 

39.I  will  forfake  you,  and  the  city 


F  OR      FOR 

5  1  .9. for  fake  her,and  let  us  go 
Lam.i .20.and  forfake  us  fo  long  time 
£^e£.2o.8.neither  did  they  forfake  Idols 
Dan.  1  i.3o.them  that  forfake  the  holy  covenant 
Jonah  z.i. forfake  their  own  mercy 
A£l.  21.21 . teacheth  the  Jew  es  to  /« rfa\e  Mofes 
He 6. 1 3 .  j  .hath  faidjl  will  not  forfake  thee 

jfoifafee  »<tf. 
/o&  20.13.  though  he  (pare  it,and/w/2t£e  it  not 
Pfal.$8  ,zi  forfa\e  me  not,  O  Lord  my  God 

7 1 .9. for  fake  me  not,when  my  ftrength  fails  me 
1 8.0  God,  for f. me  not,untill  I  have  (hewed 

1 19.8.O  forfake  me  not  utterly 

1  iS.S.forfake  not  the  works  of  thine  hand 
Pro.  1.%. forfake  not  the  law  of  thy  mother 

Chapt.6\zo. 

4. z.forfa\e  you  not  my  law 

6.forfake  her  not,and  (he  fliall  preferve  thee 

27.10.thy  fathers  friend  forfake not 
lfa.41.17. 1  theGod  of  Ifrael  will  not  y«/rf.therci 

42-  i6.do  unto  them,and  not  forfake  them 

^fatten. 

Df«f . 2  8 .  20. whereby  thou  haft  forfaken  me 
Judg.6.1 3.  but  now  the  Lord  hath  for  fallen  us 
2  Cfei'fl.  1 3 . 1  o.but  ye  have  forfaken  him 
2 1  .xo.becaufe  he  had  forfaken  the  Lord 

Chapt.28.6.&  24.24. 
Ttefc.  1 3 . 1 1  .why  is  the  houfe  of  God  forfaken 
Job  18.4.  (hall  the  earth  be  forfaken  for  thee 
20.1  p.becaufe  he  hath/w fallen  the  poore 
Pfal.iz.i.  why  haft  thou  forfaken  me 

3  7.2  5  .yet  have  I  not  feen  the  righteous  forfaken 
7 1. 1  i.fayingiGod  hath  forfaken  him 
lfa.z.6  forfaken  thy  people,the  houfe  of  Jacob 
7. i6.be  forfaken  of  both  her  kings 
I7.2.the  cities  of  Aroer  are  forfaken 

o.be  as  a  forfaken  bough 
27.10.  and  the  habitation  forfaken 
3  2.  i4.becaufe  the  palaces  (halbe/or/Ji^B 
49.14.Zion  faid,  The  Lord  hath  forfaken  me 
54.6.called  thee  as  a  woman  forfaken 
60.1  5  .whereas  thou  haft  been  forfaken 
62.4.no  more  be  termed  forfaken 
Jer.2.1 7.in  that  thou  haft  fmfaken  the  Lotd 
ip.evill,  that  thou  haft  forfaken  the  Lord 
4.29.evcry  city  ma\oeforfaken 
•j ■  .zy.forfaken  the  generation  of  his  wrath 
1  y.6\thou  haft  forfeken  me,faith  the  Lord 
18.14.  come  from  another  place  be  forfaken 
2f.38.  he  hath  forfaken  his  covert 
£^.8. 1 2.the  Lord  hath  forfaken  the  earth 

Ch.ipt.9.9. 
36".4.to  the  cities  that  ate  forfaken 
Amo. f.z.ihe  is  forfaken  upon  her  land 
Zepb.z.4.fot  Guzafhalbe  forfaken 
Mat.i9.i9.evety  one  that  hath  forfaken  houfes 
27.46.my  God,why  haft  thou  forfaken  me 

Mark.  iJ-54- 
a  Tim.4. I0>  Demas  hath  forfaken  me 

Have  ^Fo?fafecit. 
Deut.zg.z  j.becaufe  they  have  fmfaken  the  Lord 
/rtig.io.io.becaufe  we  have  forfakenowt  God 

1 3  .yet  ye  have  forfaken  me 
1  S4/».8.8.wherewith  they  have  forfaken  me 
1 2.io.becaufe  we  have  forfaken  the  Lord 

1  Kin.  1  i.2z.forfak.me}and  worfhipped  Aftitaroth 

1 8 . 1 8  .forfaken  the  commandement  of  the  Lord 
1 9. 1  o.Ifrael  have  forfaken  thy  covenant.  Ver.4. 

2  Kin.  22-17  -forfaken  me,and  burnt  incenfe 

2  Cbro.  j  2. 5. ye  have  forfaken  me,and  therefore 
13-n.butyc  have  forfaken  him 
24.20.becaufe  ye  have  forfaken  the  Lord 
29.6.our  fathers  have/»^f?zhim 
34.25  .becaufe  they  have  forfaken  me 
£^.9.10.  we  have  forfaken  thy  comman dements 
Ifa.  i.4.they  have  forfaken  the  Lord,they  have 

54.7.for  a  fmall  moment  have  \  forfaken  thee 
Jer.  1. 16.  who  have  forfaken  me}&  burnt  incenfe 
2.1 3-they  have  forfaken  me  the  mountain 
j.7.thy  children  have  forfaken  me 

1 9.1ike  as  ye  have  forfaken  me 
9.13  .they  have  forfaken  my  law 

i9.wehave/w/2^«zthe  land,  becaufe 
1 2.7.I  have  forfaken  mine  houfe 
16.1 1. becaufe  your  fathers  have  forfaken  me 

have  forfaken  me,and  have  not  kept 
Kk   ? 


FOR      F  O  R 

17.13  forfaken  the  fountain  of  living  w  aters 
ip.4.becaufe  they  have  forfaken  me,  and 
22.9«becaufethey  have  forfaken  the  covenant 
Ato.i9.27.behold,we  have  forfaken  all,and 
2  Pet  .2 . 1 5  .which  have  forfaken  the  right  way 

^ot  ^oifafecn. 
£^.9.9.  hath  not  forfaken  us  in  our  bondage 
PfaL9.10.not  forfaken  them  that  feejc  thee 
7/4.62. 1 2.Sought  out,acity  not  forfaken 
Jer.^  i.5.Ifrael  hath  not  been  forfaken 
2  Co/-.4.9.perfecuted,  but  not  forfaken 

jfotfabeth. 
7o&  6.i4.forfa\eth  the  fear  of  the  Almighty 
Pfal.  37.28  .Lord  loveth  j  udgcment3and  forfaketb 
Pro.z.i7.forfaketb  theguide  of  her  youth 
1 5.  io.unto  him  that  forfaketb  the  way 
28.i3.whofoconfeffeth  and  forfaketb  (hall  find 
L»fc.  1 4.3  3  .that  forfaketb  not  all  that  he  hath 

JFojfafcing, 
Jp.6.1 2.and  there  be  a  great  forfaking 
Heb,io.zs.notforfak.the  affembling  of  yourfelvs 

jfOlffflfc. 
De«J.3  2. 1 5-then  heforjook  God  which  made  him 
Judg.z.i  2.and  they  forfook  the  Lord  God 
1 3  ./or/o<?£  the  Lord,ferved  Baal 
10. 6. for fookthe  Lord,and  ferved  not  him 
1  Sam.i  1.7. they  forfook  the  cities,and  fled 

1  Kin. 9, 9. becaufe  they  forfook  the  Lord 

iz.2.forfook  the  counfell  of  the  old  men 

zCbron.  1 0.1 3, 
1 1  AnA  forfook  the  old  mens  counfell 

2  Kjn.z  i.2  2.and  he  forfook  £be  Lord 

1  Cfr/o.  io.7.then  they  forfook  their  cities 

2  Cfc/0.7 . 2  2  ./flr/iw£  the  God  of  t  heir  fathers 

1  o.8.but  heforfookthe  counfell 
iz.i.heforfook  the  law  of  the  Lord 

Pfal. 7 3. 60. forfook  the  tabernacle  of  Shiloh 

1 1 9. 8 7. but  I  forfook  not  thy  precepts 
Ifa.  y  8 . 2  .forfook  not  the  ordinance  of  God 
Jer.  14.5. forfook  ic,becaufe  there  was  no  grafie 
Mat.zS.  j6.the difciples/or/ffofc  him,and  fled 
Mar. 1.1 8  forfook  their  nets,  and  followed  him 

14.50.they  aVi  forfook  him,and  fled 
Luk-  %. 1 1  forfook  all,and  followed  him 
2  Tim.4.  i6.but  all  men  forfook  me 
Heb.  1 1.27.  by  faith  he  forfook  Egypt 

Nefc.9.  i7.flow  to  angev}and  forfookefi  them  not 
19.forfook.efl  them  not  in  the  wildernefle 
;JFoifooeare. 
iWar .  5 . 3  3.  (halt  not  forfrveare  thy  felfe 

2  Sd#2. 5.9.10  David  dwelt  in  the  fort 
lfa.zj.  1 2.the  fortreffe  of  the  high  fort 
£^4.2.and  built  a  fort  againft  it 

2  i.22.to  caft  a  mount,  and  build  a  fori 
26.8.  fhallmake  a  fort  againft  thee 

Dan.  1 1 . 1 9. toward  the  fort  of  his  own  land 

tfottlj. 
Neb.4. 1 6.came  to  pafle  from  that  time  forth 

13.21  .from  that  time  forth  came  they  no  more 
Pfal.  1 1 3.2.this  time fortb^nd  for  ever  more 

P/S/.115.18.&121.8. 
Jer. 49. 5. driven  out  every  man  tight  forth\ 
Mat.  16.  zi  .from  that  time  forth  began  Jefu s  to 
John  n.53  -from  that  day  forth  they  took  counfel 

rtfoittjmtth, 
£^  6.8. forthwith  expences  be  given 
itf  at .  1 3 .5. forthwith  they  fprang  up,  becaufe 

2  6. 49.  forthwith  he  came  to  Jefus 
Mar. i.z 9. forthwith  when  they  werecome 

43 . forthwith  he  fent  him  away 
'  y*1  i-forthwithjefus  gave  them  leave    . 
Jefoz  1 9.3  4-forthwith  came  there  out  bloud 
^ff.9. 1  S.he  received  fight  forthwith 

1  z.io  forthwith  the  angel  departed  from  him 
21.3  o. and  forthwith  the  doores  were  (hut 

2  7<ja.25.i.theybuild^Magainftit    /fr.52,4. 
7/i.  z  9. 3  .He  raifejto  againft  thee 

3  z.i4-fortsand  towers  for  dens 

Eigk- r  7- J  7•bui^ing/0>"• t0  cut  ofFmany  perfons 
33.27.  that  be  in  the  foils  (hall  die 

G^».  1 8. 29,peradventure  there  (halbe  ^yfy 

not  do  it  for  forties  fake 
^^^_^^  £jrorf,26.r9thou 


FOR       FOR 

Exod.%6.  ip.thou  fhak  mike  forty  fockcts 
2 1 .  their  forty  fockets  of  filver 

Chapt.j^.24,*6. 
Judg.  1 2.i4.Abdonhad/"tfrt_y  fons,&  jo.daughte. 
2  J(/».8.9.Hazael  took  forty  camels  burden 
Neb. 5.15.  governours  had  taken /orrjr  (htkels of 
/f ft. 2 j. i  j. more  then/or9'made  this confpiracy 
2  i.lie  in  wait  more  then  forty  men 
jfoity  Baths. 
i  $#-7. jS.onelaver  contained /or/ty baths 

JFo?tg  C#&if  J. 
r  rv?8.^.  i7.the  boufe  was  forty  cubits  long  ^ 
£3^.41. 2.he  meafured  thelength,/ori?y  cubits 
46.22.courtsjoyned  of/o>£y  cubits  long 
JfO£tg  Drfjw.  See  5Da^e0. 
jFojtg  f(i»f . 
Gcn-1%.  i  5./orty  kine,ten  bulls,twenty  (hee-afles 

JFo^tg  Strifes. 
Dcut.z^.^.forty  ftripes  he  may  give  him,but 
2  Co/",  i  i.24.received  I  forty  fin  pes  fave  one 

Jf  02tt»  Yeare s. 
Gen. y.ij.after Cainan begat Mahaleel  840.year$ 
25  .zo.Ifaac  was /ofty  years  old  when  he  took 
26.j4.Efau  W3S  forty  ye.old  when  he  tookjud. 
Exod.i6.-$  5. Ifrael  did  eat  Manna  forty  years 
Num.14,  3  3  .(hall  wander  in  the  wildernes/oy.yea. 
3  4.fhall  ye  beare  your  iniquities/o/fy  years 
32.1  3  .he  made  them  wander  forty  yrares 
Veut.i4f.hs  knoweth  thy  walking  thek  forty  years 
8.2.  way  which  God  led  thee  thefe  forty  years 

4.neither  thy  foot  fwell  thefe  forty  years 
29.5.I  have  led  you  for.  years  in  the  wildernes 
/»/.j.6.Ifrael  walked/o;'^  years  in  the  wildernefs 

1 4.7  ./art)*  years  old  was  I,when  Mofes 
Judg.^.i  1. and  the  land  reft  forty  yeares 

Cbapr.5.31. 
8.2S.country  was  in  quietneffe/mty  years 
1 3. 1. delivered  into  the  hand  ot  the  Phil._/»'.y. 

1  Sam.4. 1 8  .he  had  judged  Ifrael  forty  yeares 

2  Sam.z.  io.Khbofheth  was/or.years  old,when  he 

j.4.David  reigned  forty  years 

1  ?.7.after/o.years  Abfalom  faid  unto  the  king 

1  Rin.z. 1 1 .  daies  that  David  reigned  were/or. ye. 

1 1.42. the  time  Solomon  reigned  was  forty  ye. 

2  %in.  1 2. 1 .  Jehoafh  began  to  reigne  forty  yeares 
1  Cfoo.29  27.timethaLhe  reigned  w  as  forty  years 
zChro  9.1,  o.Solomon  reigned  over  Ifrael  forty  ye. 

24. 1.  Joafk  reigncd/wtfy  years  in  Jerufalem 
Neh.g.zi.forty  years  diclft  thou  fuftainthem 
Pfa.9l.io.forty  years  long  was  I  grieved  with  this 
£^.25).  1  1 -neither  fhall  it  be  inhabited  forty  yea. 
1 2.cities  (halbe  defolate  forty  years 
1 3. at  the  end  of/wfyyearsl  will  gather 
Amo.z.io.l  led  you/w.yea.through  the  wildernes 

5.  2  5. have  ye  offered  facrifices  forty  years 
^.4.22.  the  mars  was  above  forty  years  old 
7 .  23  .and  when  he  was  for  ty  years  old  jit  came 
30.and  when  forty  years  were  expired 
36\wonders  in  the  wildernes  forty  years 
42.facrifices  by  the  fpace  of  forty  years 
1 3 . 1 8  .time  of  forty  years  fufrered  he  their 
2 1  .gave  them  Saul  by  the  fpace  of  forty  years 
Heb.  3. 9.  fat  hers  faw  my  works  forty  yeares 
I7.with  whom  was  he  grieved  forty  years 
■fQity  One. 
1 1(/».i4.2i.Rehoboam  was  forty  one  years  old 
2  Cbron.  1 2.13. 
1  5.  lo.forty  one  years  reigned  he  in  Jerufalem 
2  Kjn.i  4. 2  3.  Jeroboam  reigned/wrji  and  one  years 

;ff02tpTB>ff. 
2vk#z.3  5. 6. to  them  adde/onfy  and  two  cities 
2 I^zs.  2.24.twobeares  tare/o>'.twochildr.ofthem 
10.14.took  them  alivejeven  two  &  forty  men 
2  Chro.zz.z. forty  and  two  years  old  was  Ahaziah 
£^/.2.24.children  of  Azmavcth/yjfy  and  two 
Neb.y.zi.mcn  of  Bethazmaveth/orfy  and  two 
Rev.  1  i.i.holy  city  tread  under  foot  42.moneths 
t  3 . 5  .power  to  continue/flirty  two  moneths 
JFojtp  Tome. 
1  Chro.s.i  8.  skilfull  in  war,  forty  foure  thoufand 

jtoity  Five. 
Gen.  1 8 . 2 8  .if  I  find  there  forty  fivejle  not  deftroy 
fof.  1 4. 10.  kept  me  alive  thefe  forty  and  five  years 
1  f\i»-7-3.beamesthat  lay  on  ^y  five  pillars 

rffoztp  Sixe. 
fob.  2.20  forty  &  6.years  was  this  temple  in  buil. 


FOR      FOR 

JFojtp  Seven. 
GfS.47.28.age  of  Jacob  was  i47.yeares 

$0it?  Eight. 
Num.  3  y.7.all  the  cities  (halbe  forty  eight  cities 
Jof.zi.41  .forty  eight  cities  with  their  fuburbs 

■foitig  Nine.  - 
Levk.zS.%.  fpace  (halbe  unto  thee  forty  nine  years 

JFortp  Thoufand. 
N/^.i.jj.numbredof themforty  thoufa.St  500. 
Chapt.26.18. 
2. 19. his  hoft  were  forty  thoufand,and  500. 
Jof.4. 1 3 .about  forty  thoufand  prepared  for  war 
Judg.%.8.  was  a  (hield  feen  among  forty  thoufand 
2  Sa.  10. 1 8. David  flew  the  men>&  40000.bo.me 
1  V^n.^.zS. Solomon  had  40000. flails  of  horfes 
1  Chro.1z.36.ot'  A  (her  expert  in  war  firrty  thoufa. 
19. 18. Dan  flew  of  the  Syrians  40000. footm. 
■f  0£tt>  one  thoufand. 
Num.L41.oi  Afher  were  forty  onethouf.&  500. 
.  2. 28. his  hoft  were  forty  one  thoufand  &  500. 
JFoitg  two  thoufand. 
Judg.  1  z  .6. fell  of  the  Ephramites/ottji  two  thouf. 
E-^ra  z.6.  the  whole  congregation  was  42360. 

Nehem.7.66. 
JF02tt>  three  thoufand. 
Wa#*.26.7.nuir>bred  of  them  were  43730.'. 

jfaity  feure  thoufand. 
1  Chr.f. 18.ch1l.of  Rcub.44760.that  wentto  war 
*Dne  rjtmtyeo  fojtp  foure  ttjonfattO. 
See  it  in  $tmDtet), 
5f  OJtg  Jfw  thoufand. 
Num.  i.z^.thoCc  that  were  numb.of  Gad  45650. 
2. 1 5.  and  his  hoft  were  45650. 
26.41  .of  Benjamin,numbred  of  them  4 5 600. 
50.  of  Napthali  numbred  of  them  45400. 
JFoztg  j£rc  thoufand. 
Num.  i.zi. of  Reuben  were  /orfy  fix  thouf.&  500. 
2.1  i.hishoft3andthofenumb.thereof  46500. 
tffoztteflj. 
W«w.  3  3. 3  8.  Aaron  died  there  in  the  fortieth  ycare 
Ete«f.i.3.in  the  fortieth  yearn  Mofes  fpake  unto 

1  Cfoo.26.3  i.in  thefor.year  of  the  reign  of  David 

2  Cfc\i6.t3.Afadied  in  the  one  8c.  fortieth  y  ear  o£ 

iFoittfle. 

Judg.g,-$  1. they  fortifie tnt  c"y  againft  thee 
IVefe.4t.will  they  ^my?ethemfelves3will  they  fac. 
//a.2  2.io.houfes  have  ye  broken  toforti.the  wall 
/er.  5 1 . 5  3  .though  (he  mould  fortifie  her  ftrength 
Nab.z.i .fortifie  thy  power  mightily 

3.14-draw  waters,  fortifie  thy  ftrong  holds 

2  rtw.  1 1 . 1 1  .and  he  fortified  the  ftrong  hold 

26.9-Uzziah  built  tow crs^nd  fortified  them 
Neb. 3. to. fortified  Jerufalem  unto  the  broad  wall 
Mic.7. 1 2.he  (hall  come  from  the  fortified cities 

jFoitrcffe, 
2  &W2.2  2.2.the  Lord  is  my  rock  and  my  fortrejfe 

Pfal.i8.z. 
Pfal.  31.3  .thou  art  my  rock  &  my  fort.  Pfa.7 1.3. 
9  i.z. my  fortrejfe, my  Godjin  him  will  I  truft 
i44.2.my  fortrejfe, and  heinwhom  I  truft 
Jfa.iy.i.fortnjj'e  (hall ceafe  from  Ephraim 
25.1 2. and  the  fortrejj'e  of  thy  high  fort 
34.13  .nettles  and  brambles  in  the  fortrejfe 
Jer.C1.z7.  fet  thee  for  a  fortrejfe  among  my  people 
1 0.17. gather  up  thy  wares,0  mhab.of  the /or. 
16. 19.O  Lordjmy/orrc.in  the  day  of  affliction 
Ban.  1 1. 7. enter  into  the  fort.oi  the  K.of  the  Nor. 

1  o.and  be  ftirred  up5even  to  his  fortrejfe 
Hof.  1  o.  1 4.all  thy  fortrejfe  (halbe  fpoiled 
^»5.y.9.fpoiled,(nall  come  againft  the  fortrejfe 
Mic7.1z.he  (hall  come  from  the  fortrejfe 

jffcrtttmatnff. 
r  C0m6.17.Iam  glad  of  the  coming  of  Fortunat. 

Gen.  16. 1 3-Ifaac  waxed  great,and  went  forward 
Exo.14. 1 5-fpeak  to  the  chil.of  If.that  they  go  for. 
Nil.  1 . 5 1  .when  the  taber.fets  for.the  Levites  (hall 
2.i7«thenthe  tabernacle  (hall  fet  forward 

fo  (hall  they  fet  forward  every  man 
24.fliall  ietfsrwxtd  in  their  rank 
34.fet/oraW  every  one  after  their  families 
4.5. camp  fetteth/ff/uwrf,  Aaron  (hall  come 

1 5.veflels,as  the  camp  is  to  let  forward 
10.17.  fons  of  Merarifet/oro>.bearingthe  tab. 
1 8  .Reuben  (etfom.  according  to  their  arm. 


FOR      F  O  U 


2  i.Kohathites  fet  firwardjoicanng  the  San. 
22. Ephraim  fet/OTP.according  to  their  ar. 

2  5.Danfet/tfraW:)which  was  therereward 
28.  thus  were  the  journ.w hen  they  fet  forw. 

3  5-when  the  Ark  fet/i«*wrf,Mofes  faid 
11-io.kt  forward,and  pitched  in  Oboth 
2  2.i.fet/o^mWjpitched  in  the  plains  ofMoab 
32.i5.on  yonder  fide  Jordan,or/orawrf 

Jiidg.9.44.  Abimele.&  the  company  raOied  forwa. 
1  Sam.  1  o. 3. ao  forward,  and  there  (hall  meet  thee 

16.13.  came  upon  David  from  that  day  forwa. 

1 8.9.Saul  eyed  Dwid  from  that  day  forward 

3 0.2  5. from  that  day/ontf.hemadeita  ftatute 
a fv'»-3-24  they  wenton/cw.fmitrng  the Moab. 

4.M-SP  forward,  (lack  not  thine  hand 

1  Chr.z^.^.wcre  toktforw.tht  work  of  the  houfe 

2  Cfco.34.I2,overfeer3  of  them  to  fet  it  forward 
£^-.3.8.app0inted  the  Levites  to  fet  for.the  work 

9-  then  ftood  Joftrna  to  fet  forward  the  work 
Job  30.1 3. they  marre  my  path,fet/or»>.rr,yCa]am# 
7^.7.24.and  went  backward,and  not  forward 
■E^.  I-9-  they  went  every  one  ftraight/omwrf 

Ver.i2.&Cha.io.22. 
39.22.their  God  from  that  day  forward 
4  ? .  27.upon  the  eighth  day,and  fo  forward 
Zech.  1 . 1 5.they  helped  forward  the  affliftioa 
Mar.  14.3  5#and  he  went  forward  alittle 
^^.19.3  3.drew  Alexan.the  Jews  putting  him  fo. 

2  Cor.8.  io.alfo  to  he  forward  a  yeare  ago 
1 7  .being  more  forward  of  his  own  accord 

Gi2/.2.io.the  fame  I  was  forward  to  do 

3  John  6.  whom  if  thoubring/Br^ar^ 
^Fojicoaronefre. 

2  O.8 .8  .by  occafion  oiforwardneffe  in  others 
9.2.forI  know  the  f&rwardnejfe  of  your  mind 
tfoaght, 
Exod.i  7.8.then  came  Amalek,  &  fought  with  Ifr. 

10.  fo  Jofhua  fought  with  Amalek 
Num.z  i.i.king  Arad  fought  againft  Ifrael 

23  .came  to  Jahaz,  and  fought  againft  Ifrael 
2  6. fought  againft  the  former  king  of  Moab 
Jof.10.  i4.for  the  Lord  fought  for  Ifrael 
29.aH  Krael  fought  againft  Libnah 
3 1. parTed  unto  Lachilh,  and  fought  againft 
34.Jofhua paffed  unto  Eglon,&f»«.againft 
36.went  to  Hebron,  and  fought  againft  it 
3 8. to  Debir,and/o«£j;f  againft  it 
42.God  of  Ifrael  fought  for  Ifrael 
23.3-God  is  he  that  fought  for  you 
24.8. fought  with  you,  and  I  gave  them  into 
1 1  .men  of  Jericho/oagk  againft  you 
Judg.  1 . 5.found  Adonibez.&  fought  againft  him 
S.Judah  had  fought  againft  Jerufalem 
5.19.  then  kings  of  Egypt  came  and  fought 

then  fought  the  kings  of  Canaan 
zo.they  fought  from  heaven,the  itars  fought 
9.1 7. for  my  father  fought  for  you 
19.Gaa\fought  with  Abimelech 
45.Abimel./wj!g.againft  the,city  all  that  day 
5  2. came  to  the  tower,and  fought  againft  it 
1  i.20.Sihon/o^fe  againft  Ifrael 
I2.4.men  of  Gilead/i#gk  with  Ephraim 

1  S#8.4.io.Philiftins/o«gIii?3&  Ifra.was  fmitten 
1 2 .9.and  they  fought  againft  them 
14.47.Saul/0agk  againft  all  his  enemies 
i9.8.David  went  out,&  foug.with  the  Philift. 
23.5.foDavid/oa?k  with  the  Philiftins 
3 1. 1.  now  the  Philiftins/o^k  againft  Ifrael 

2  S*M».2.28.neither /owg/tf  they  any  more 
8.io.David  had  fought  againft  Hadadezer 
10. 1 7.Syrians  fet  themf.ag.Dav.&  fo.with  him 
1  i.i7.the  men  of  the  city  fought  with  Joab 
iz.z6.Joabfottgbt  againft  Rabbah 

27.I  have  fouglrt  againft  Rabbah^nd  taken 
2  9.  David  fought  againft  it,  and  took  it 
2 1.1 5.David  and  his  tenants  fought 
2  K«z.8.29.when  he  fought  againft  Hazael 
9. 1 5. when  he/o/i!g.with  Hazael  king  of  Syria 
1 2. 1 7 .  Hazael  went  and  fought  againft  Gath 
1 3. 1  t.Joalhfought  againft  Amaziah 
14.15.how  hefougbtwith  Amaziah  king  of 

1  Chro.  1 0.1.  Philift  .foug ^.againft  Ifrael,  &  Ifra.fled 
1 8. 1  o.becaufc  he  had  fought  againft  Hadarezer 
19. 17. againft  the  Syrians,theyfo«g.with  him 

i8.flew  70ooo.men  which  foug.in  charets 

2  Ciro.20.29.the  L./o«.againft  the  enemies  of  If. 

22.6.atj 


F  O  U      FOU 


FOU       FOU 


FOU      FOU 


2  2.6.at  Ramah,  when  he  fought  with  Hazid 
27. 5.  he  fought  with  the  king  of  the  Ammoni. 
Pfal.ioy- 3 .fought  againft  me  without  a  caufe 
Jfa.  20. 1  .Tartan  fought  againft  Afhdod 

63 .1  o. turned  their  enemy ,and  fought  againft 
jet.  3  4. 1  •  people  fought  againft  Jerufalem 

7.Babylons  army  fought  againft  Jerufalem 

Z«ft.  1 4. 3  -as  when  he  fought  in  the  day  of  battell 

i  z. that  fought  againft  Jerufalem,  their  flefh 

1  Cor.  1  5 .  3  2.1  have  fought  with  beafts  at  Ephefus 

2  Tim.4.7. 1  haVe/oagta  a  good  fight 
Rev.i  z.T.his  angels  fought  againft  the  dragon 

^fonle. 
/ofc  16.16.my  face  is /»«&  with  weeping 
iWj2t.i6.3.itwi!lbef««/e  weather  to  day 
Mar.g.zj-he  rebuked  the /oa/efpirit 
Kev.iS.i-Babylon^he  hold  of  every  foule  fpirit 

£^.  3  4. 18. /bate  the  refidue  with  your  feet 

Ge».  1 .10.  foule  that  may  flie  above  the  earth 
ai.every  winged  /oa/e  after  his  kind 
2  i.let  /oafe  multiply  in  the  earth 
a6.have  dominion  over  the  foule  of  the  aire 
Verfe  28 
30. to  every  foule  green  herbs  for  meat 
2.i9-God  formed  every  foule  of the  aire 

20.  Adam  gave  names  to  every  foule 
j.i/L.evetvfoi(le  after  his  kind  went  in 

21.  all  flefh  died  both  of  foule  and  cattell 
23,/oa/eofthe  heaven  were deftroyed 

8 . 1 7  .bring  forth  of  all  flefh  foule 
1  j.every  beaft,every  /oa/e  went  forth 
20,Noah  took  of  every-  clean  beaft  and  foule 
9.2.feare  of  you  upon  every  foule 

10.I  eftablifh  my  covenant  with  foule 
Levit.-f.i6.ezt  no  bloud,  whether  oi  foule  or  beaft 
1 1.46.  this  the  law  of  beafts  and  foule 
20.1 5.  not  your  fouls  abominab.by  beaft  or/o. 
Deut.4.  i7.the  likenelTe  of  any  winged  foule 
1  J(i?z.4.23.RoebuckSjfallowdeerejand  fatted  fo. 
Job  28.7.there  is  a  path  which  an  foule  knoweth 
P/a/.i48.io.creeping  things,and  nyingfoule 
jet. 9.10. foule  of  the  heavens  are  fled 
£^.17. 2 3. under  it  fhall  dwell  all  foule 
39.17.  fpeak  unto  every  feathered  foule 
44. 3 1  .not  eat  any  thing  torn,  foule  or  beaft 
Van.7.6.  upon  the  back  foure  wings  of  a  foule 

JFotilesr, 

Gen.6. 7. foules  of  the  aire,for  it  repenteth  me 
zo. ok  foules  after  their  kind,and  cattell 
7.3  .of  foules  of  the  aire  by  fevens 

8 .of  foulei3and  every  thing  that  creepeth 
15.1 1.  when  the  foil  came  down  upon  the  car. 
Levit.  1 .  14/if  the  burnt  facrifice  be  oi  foules 
1 1.1 3.thefe  in  abomination  among  the  foules 

zo. foules  that  creep  going  upon  all  foure 
20.2  f.between  unclean  foules  and  clean 
Deut .  1 4. 20.of  all  clean  foules  ye  may  eat 

28.26.  carkeife  meat  unto  all  foules  of  the  aire 
i  Hjn.4.33.  he  (pake  alfo  of  beafts  and  oi  foules 

1 4. 1  i.that  dieth  in  the  field,fhall  the  fouls  eat 

Chapt.21.24. 
i6.4.him  that  dieth  in  the  fields  fhal  foules  eat 
Neb.  5.18.  alfo  foules  were  prepared  for  me 
fob  i2.7.aske  the foules,and  they  (hall  tell  thee 

28.2  i.kept  dofe  from  the  foules  of  the  aire 
Vfal.%-8  foules  of  the  aire,fifh  of  the  fea 

5  o.  1  i.I  know  all  the  foules  of  the  mountaines 

78.27  .rained  foules  like  as  the  fand 
I  fit.  1 8 ,6.1eft  to  the  foules  of  the  mountaines 

the  foules  fhallfummer  upon  them 
D«2.4.i4.and  the  foules  from  hisbranches 
Mat.6.z6.  foules  of  the  aire,they  fow  not 

1 3 .4. foules  came  down  and  devoured  them  up 
Mark  4.4. 
M ar.$.  3  2  .foules  of  the  aire  may  lodge  under  it 
Lufc.8.  ^.foules  oi  the  aire  devoured  it 

1 2.24.how  much  more  are  ye  better  then  the/. 
Aft. 10. 1  a.wherein  were  all  manner  oi  foules 

1 1 .6.1  faw  foules  of  the  aire 
Ke^.19.17. cried  unto  all  the/oafesthat  flie 

-    2i.all  foules  were  filled  with  their  flefh 
■faults  of  the  heaven. 
Job  3  5.  1 1  .makes  us  wifer  then  the  fou.oi  heaven 
Pfal.y  9.  j.meat  unto  the  foules  of  the  heaven 


104.12.by  them  the  foules  oi  the  heaven  have 
jet. 7. 3 3  •  meat  for  the  foules  oi  the  heaven 

15.3.  appoin  t  the  foules  of  heaven  to  deftroy 

16.4.  carkafle  meat  for  the  foules  of  the  heaven 
Chap.  19.7. 

3  4.20.their  bodies  meat  to  the  foules  of  the  hea. 
223^,29.$  .given  thee  to  the  foules  oi  the  heaven 

3 1 .6.  foules  of  heaven  made  their  nefts 

i3.uponhisn.1ine/oa/esof  the  hea.  remaine 

3  2 .4.  foules  oi  the  heaven  to  remain  upon  thee 

3  8 .  zo.  foals  of  the  heaven  fhake  at  my  prefence 
Dan.  2. 3  8 .  foit.  of  the  heaven,  given  into  thy  hand 

4.11.  foules  of  the  heaven  dwelt  in  the  boughs 

21.  foules  of  the  heaven  had  their  habitation 

Ho/72.i8.makeacov.forthem  with  the  fo.  of  hea. 

4.3  .fhall  languifh  with  the  fouls  of  the  heaven 

7. 1 2. bring  them  down  as  the  foules  oi  heaven 
Zeph.  1 . 3  J  w  ill  confume  the  foules  of  heaven 
Luke  \\.\y.  fou.oi  the  heaven  lodged  in  the  bran. 
JFouIeo. 

E?gk-  3  4- '  9  -drink  that  w  hich  he  fouled 

rffouleoft. 
E^k'3  Z'l.&ndfouledft  their  rivers 

fouler, 
Pfal.p  1. 3.  deliver  thee  from  the  fnareof  the  fouler 
Pto.6.  5.  as  a  bird  from  the  hand  of  the  fouler 
Hof.  9.18.  prophet  is  a  fnare  of  a  fouler 

jfoulzttt. 
Ffal.  1 24-7.as  out  of  the  fnare  of  the  foulcts 

Jfonno. 
Gen.z.io-  not  foundan  help  meet  for  Adam 
8.9.dove  found  no  reft  for  the  fole  of  her  foot 
1  i.2.they  founds,  plain  in  the  land  of  Shinar 
16.7.  found,  her  by  a  fountain  of  water 
26.19  Ifaacs  ietvants  found  a  well 

3  2.1fiacs  fervants  faid,  We  have  fou.viztet 
27.20.how  is  it  that  thou  haftjfta.it  foquickly 
30.  i4.Reuben  went  and  found  mandrakes 
3j.33.but/oawJtherhnot.  Ver.34,3  j. 

37.  what  haft  thou  found  of  all  thy  houlhol. 
36.24.this  was  Anah  that  found  mules 
37.1  5  .a  certain man  found  him 

17-after  hisbrethren,&/»a.them  in  Dothan 
3  2.this  have  we  found,know  now 
38.20.but  Yiefoundher  not 

2  3  J  fent  this  kid,thou  haft  not  found 
44.8.mony  which  viefound'm  ourfackes' 

i6.God  hath/oasiout  the  iniquity  of 
Exod  1 5.22.went  three  dzies,&  found  no  water 

16. 27. went  to  gather,and  found  none 
Levit.6.$.foandvihch  was  loft,  and  lieth 

4.  the  loft  thing  which  he  found 
Num.  j  5 . 3  z.found  a  man  that  gathered  fticks 

3  3. they  thztfoundhita  brought  him  to Mof. 
Be ut . 22.3  .thou  haft  found,fhzlt  thou  do likew ife 

14.wh.en  I  came,I  found  her  not  a  maid 
1 7.faying,I/orarf  not  thy  daughter  a  maid 
20.  if  the  tokens  of  virginity  be  not  found 
27.  for  he  found  her  in  the  field 
24.1.110  favour  ,becaufe  he  found  fomeundean. 
3  2.10. he  found  him  in  adefart  land 
Jof.  2 . 2  2.purfuers  fought,but  found  them  not  • 
io.  i7.the  five  kings  are  found  hid  in  a  cave 
judg.i.1}.  found  Adonibezek  fought  againft  him 
14. 1 8.had  not  found  out  my  riddle 
1 5. 1  j.and  he  founds,  new  jaw-bone 
2 1 . 1 2.they  found  40o.young  virgins 

1  S&o^.pafled  through  mou.Eph.butjft.them  not 
thorow  Ben.  but  they  found  them  not 

1 1  .found  young  maidens  going  to  draw  wa. 

ao.as  for  thine  affes,they  ate  found 
io.2.afles  thou  wenteft  tofeek,they  are  found 

16. he  told  us  plainly,the  affes  were  found 
1 2 .  j  .ye  have  not  found  ought  in  my  hand 
13.19.no  Smith /oa.thorowout  the  land  of  If. 

22.fword  nor  fpear/ft.in  the  hand  of  the  pe. 
14.30.  had  eaten  of  thefpoile  they  found 

2  5 .  28  .and  evill  hath  not  been  found  in  thee 
29. 3  .and  I  have  found  no  fault  in  him 

6. found  no  evill  in  thee  fince  the  day  of  thy 
8.what  haft  thou/o/««/inthy  fervant 
30.1  \.thty  foundan  Egyptian  in  the  field 

3  i.8.they/oaWSaul  and  his  three  fons 

2  Sam.j.zy.thy  fervant  found  in  his  heart  to  pray 
17.13  .till  there  be  not  one  fmall  ftone  found 

\ 


1  Jsjn.i. 3 .fought  for  a  damfell,&/k?z^  Abifha^ 
7.47.  neither  was  the  weight  found  out    "" 
1 1.29-prophet  Ahijah/o«»rfhim  in  the  way 
1 3 . 1 4. went  after  the  man  of  God,and  fou.him 

28  .found  his  carkeife  caft  in  the  way 
18. 10.  took  an  oath  that  they  found  thee  not 
1 9 . 1 9-departed  thence ,znd found Elifha 
20.36.8  lion  found  him,  and  flew  him 

37.then  he  found  another  man5and  faid 
2  i.2o'.haft  thou  found  me,  mine  enemy 

andheanfwered.I  have  found  thee 

2  Kjn.z.17.  fought  three  daies,but/o«3ihim  not 
4. 3  9-went  and  found  a  wild  vine 
9.3  5. found  no  more  then  the  skull,and  the 
r4.14.took  all  the  vefltls  that  were  found 
i7.4.king  of  Affyr.found  confpiracy  in  Hofhea 
.1  $.8. found  the  King  warring  againft  Libnah 

22.8. 1  found  the  book  of  the  law 

23.24.  written  in  the  book  which  Hilki.  found 
25.19.  threefcore  men  that  were/oa.in  the  city 

which  were  found  in  the  city,and  the 

1  C/^0.4.40.  and  they  found lat  pafture  and  good 
4 1 .  fmote  the  habitati.  that  were  found  there 

10. 8. they  found  Saul  and  his  fons  fallen 

17.25.  thy  fervant  hath  found  in.  his  heart  topr. 
zo.z.  found  it  weighed  a  talent  of  <*old 
24.4.chief  men  foundoi the  fons  of  Eleazar 
26.3  1.  there ^^  were  found  among  the  mighty 

I      29.8.with  whom  precious  ftones  were/»a.gave 

2  Chro.z.i  j  .they  v/eve  found  an  hundred  and  fifty 
19- 3  -good  things  are  foundin  thee 
zo.z'yfound  among  them  precious  jewels 
zz.S.and  found  the  princes,  he  flew  them 
25.5.numbred,  and  found  300000.  choice  men 

24.  took  all  the  veffels  that  were  found 
29.16.  brought  out  all  uncleanneffe  they  found 
3  4. 1 4.  Hilkiah  the  prieft  found  a  book 
1 5 .1  have  found  the  book  of  the  law 
E17.2.62.  fought  their  regift.but  they  were  not  fo. 
8.15  Ifomdnone  of  the  fons  of  Levi 
10. 1 8  .priefts  were  fou.that  had  taken  ftr.wives 
Neb.5.8.then  they  found  nothing  to  anfwer 
■j.^.founda  regifter,and/o»M!  written  therein 

64-thefe  fought— but  it  was  not  found 
8.14.  and  they  found  written  in  the  law 
Job  28.1 3 .  neither  found  in  the  land  of  the  living 
3 1. 28. or  lift  upmyfelfe  when  evill  found  him 
32.3.becaufetheyhad/oa»inoanfwer 

1 3.we  havefoundout  wifdome 
3  3.24-deliver  him, I  have  found  aranfome 
42.1 5.  no  woman  found  io  faire  as  the  daught. 
Ffal.  69. 20.  looked  for  comforters  ,but  found  none 
76.5.  none  of  the  men  have  found  their  hands 
84.3. yea,  the fparrow  hath jw#«/an  houfe 
89.20. 1  have  found  David  my  fervant 
107.4.  they  found  no  city  to  dwell  in 
1 1 6. 3 . 1  found  trouble  and  forrow 
1 3  2.6 .  wefoitndit  in  the  fields  of  the  wood 
Pro.7. 1 5.10  feek  thy  face,  and  I  have  found  thee 
'  24.14.  haft  found  it,  there  fhall  be  a  reward 
25.  itf.haft  thou  found  honey,eat  fo  much  as 
Ecckf.7'Z-j.  behold,  this  have  I  found 

28.  one  man  among  a  thoufand  have  I  found 
but  a  wom.among  all  thofe  have  I  not  fo. 
29.this  have  Ifound,God  made  man  upright 
Cant.$.i.  I  fought  him,  but  Ifoundhim  not 

Verfe  2. 
3. the  watchmen  found  me,to  whom  I  faid 
4. 1  found  him  whom  my  foule  loveth 
5.7.  watchmen /o«?K/me,they  fmote  me 
lfa.10. 10.  as  my  hand  hath  found  out  the  kingd. 
1 4.  my  hand  hath  found  the  riches  of 
22.3.  all  that  are  found  in  thee  are  bound  toge. 
n&.foundthe  Kingwarring  againft  Libnah 
57.  io.thou  haft  found  the  life  of  thine  hand 
6  5. 1 .1  am  found  oi  them  that  fought  me  not 
/e?.2.5.what  iniquity  haveyour  fathers  found  in 
34.in  thy  skirts  is  found  the  bloud  of  innoc. 
5.26.  among  my  people  are  found  wicked 
i^,7. came  to  the  pits,  and  found  no  water 

1  f.i^.thy  words  were  found,!  did  eat  them 

2  3 . 1 1 .  in  my  houfe  have  I  found  their  wicked. 
4i.j.  Ifhmaelflew  all  that  were  found  there 

8. but  ten  men  were  found  that  faid 
1 2.and  found  him  by  the  great  waters  I 

5o.7.allthat/oasjf  them  have  devoured  them  > 
24.  thou. 


FOU       FOU 


FOU       F  O  U 


F  O  U      F  O  U 


24.thou  art  found,  and  alio  caught 
y  2.25.  (even  men  which  were  found  in  the  city 
Lam.z.i6.wehavefound,wehave  feen  it 
Exck-  ii. 50. fought  for  a  man,but  1  found  none  ^ 
Dan.i.zo.fou.  them  ten  times  bet.  then  all  Magic 
z.z^.founda  manthatwiH  make  known,and 
5.  1  z.an  excellent  fyirit  found  in  the  fame  Dan. 
27.  thou  art  weighed,and  art  found  wanting 
6.4.neither  was  there  —  fault  found  in  him 
1 1  .thefe  men  a&mbl.  81  found  Dant,  praying 
Hof.g.  10.I  foundlkaeX  like  grapes  in  the  wildern. 
1 2.4.hee  found  him  in  Bethel,and  there 

8. 1  have  found  me  out  fubftance 
I4.8.  from  me  is  thy  fruit  found 
Jonah  1 . 3  found  a  fhip,fo  he  payed  the  fare 
Micab  1.1 3.  tranfgrefli.of  Ifrael  were  fou.  in  thee 
Mat.z  8.when  ye  have  found  him,  bring  me  word 
8.ro.  not  foundio  great  faith  in  Ifrael 
1 3 .44.when  a  man  hath  found,ht  hideth  it 

46.whojwh.en  he  had  found  one  pearl 
18.28.  fame  Cerv.  found  one  of  his  fellow-ferv. 
2o.6.he/fl##dothers  flanding  idle 
2 1. 1 9.  came  to  it, and  found  nothing  thereupon 
2  2. 10. gathered  as  many  as  they  found 
16:42  .and  he  came  and  found  them  afleep 
60.  but  found  none,thoughmany  falfe 

witnefles  came,yet  they  found  none 
1  j.  3  z.they  found  a  man  of  Cyrene 
itto.r.37.when  they  had  found  him5they  faid 
7.2.eat  with  defiled  hands,thcy  found  fault 

jo. {he  found  the  Devill  gone  out 
11. 4-found  the  colt  tied  by  the  doore 

ij.cameunto  it,  found  nothing  but  leaves 
14.1 6. and  found  as  he  had  faid  unto  him 
40.when  he  returned,  he  found  them  afleep 
S5.fought  for  witnefTe,and/0a;?i  none 
Lull.  z. 16. found  the  babe  lying  in  a  manger 
4$.when  they /tfW him  not,  they  turned 
46.  after  three  daies  they  found  him 
4. 1 7. he  found  the  place  where  it  was  written 
7.p.not  found  fo  great  faith,no  not  in  Ifrael 

io.retutniftg,/o«^  the  fervant  whole 
8.3  f.foiaidthe  man  in  his  right  mind 
i3„5.fought  fruit  thereon,and/tf»M/none 
15.5.  found  it,he  layeth  it  On  his  moulder 
6.rejoyce  with  me,  fur  I  have  found  the  (heep 
j.whenfhe  hath/o«Krfit,(hecalleth 

I  have  found  the  piece  which  I  had  loft 
17.18  .not  fou.that  gave  glory  to  God  fave  this 
19.32  found  even  as  he  had  faid  unto  them 
22.1j.they  went  and /»«?zi  as  he  had  faid 

4  5  .he  foundthem  fleeping  for  forrow 
zi.z.found  this  fellow  perverting  the  nation 
1 4.I  have  found  no  fault  in  this  man 
22.I  have  found no  caufe  of  death  in  him 
24.2.they/wzrfthe  ftone  rolled  away 
3 .entered  in,and/2wK/not  the  Lord 
2 3. and  when  they/fl«zzrf not  his  body 
fob.  1 .4 1  .faith  unto  him,We  hayefou.t he  Meflias 
4?. we  have  foundhim,o£yi horn  Mofes 

2.1  ^.found in  the  temple  thofe  that  fold  oxen 

6.2  j.when  they  had  /2«%/bim,they  faid 

9.3  5  .when  he  hid  found  him,  he  faid  unto  him 
1 1 . 1 7  found  he  had  lien  in  the  grave  4.daies 
j  2.  r  4. had  found  a  young  afle,fate  thereon 

AB. 5. 10. young  men  came  in,and/wzdher  dead 
zz.found  them  not  in  the  prifon 

2  3. the  prifon  truly  found  we  (hut 

opened,we/tf««rfno  man  within 
7 . 1 1  .our  fathers  found  no  fuftenance 
9. 2. if  fie  foundany  of  this  way>  he  might 

3  3  .found  a  certain  man  named  JE  neas 
1 0.2  7. found  many  that  were  come  together 
1 1 .26.W  hen  he  had  found  him,he  brought 
1  z.  1 9. fought  for  him, and  found  him  not 
1 3 ,6.thcy  found  a  certain  forcerer 

zz.found David  a  man  after  mine  own  heart 
2 8, and  though  they  found no  caufe,yet 
17.6.  foundthem  not,they  drew  Jafon 

2  3  .Ifoundan  altar  with  this  infeription 
iS.z.found  a  certain  Jew  named  Aquila 
1 9*1 9. found  it  joooo.pieces  of  filver 
24.5  found  this  man  a  peftilent  fellow 
1 2.they  neither  found  me  in  the  temple 
1  S.fotmdme  purified  in  the  temple 
so.if they  have  found  any  evill  doing  in  me 


2  5 .  2  y.I  found  nothing  worthy  of  death 

27.6.there  the  Centurion  found  a  (hip 
28.founded,and/fl«H<s?it  20.fathoms 

founded  again,  found  it  1  y.fathoms 

28.i4.wherewe/o/0fc3Tbrethren,and  were    ' 
Rom.4.  i.what  Abram  our  father  hath  found 

7.  io.ordained  to  life,!  found  to  be  unto  death 
iCor.if.i  y.yea,and  we  are  found  falfe  witnefles 
2  Cor.z.it.Ifoundnot  Titus  my  brother 

1 2.  zohe  foun.  unto  you  fuch  as  you  would  no: 
Gal.  2 . 1 7. we  our  fel ves  are  alfo  found  finners 
Pfe/.2.8.being  found  in  faihion  as  a  man 

1  Tzw. 3. io.ufe  the  office,being/fl«?z<s!  blamelefle 

2  Tim.  1. 1 7  .fought  me  out,and  found  me 
Heb.  1 1 .  5  .not  fou .becaufe  God  had  tranflated  him 

1 2. 1 7. for  he  found  no  place  of  repentance 
1  Pet.  1 .7.your  faith  might  he  found  unto  praife 

2.22.neither  was  guile  foundin  his  mouth 
zjob.4.1  rejoyced  thatl  found  of  thy  children 
Kev.2.2.triedthero,and  haft  found  them  liars 
3.2.1  have  notfoundthy  works  perfect 
1 2.8.  neither  place  found  any  more  in  heaven 
1  tf.20.and  the  mountaines  were  not  found 
Be  JFotmD. 
Gen.i  S.29.peradventure  there  (halbe  40.  found 
30. there  flialbe  3  o. found  there 
3 1. perad  venture  zo.maXhefound 
3 2.peradventure  io.ma\he found 
44-9.with  whomfoeverof  thy  fervants  it  be  fo. 
Exo.g.ia.  every  beaft  which  malbefou.ln  the  field 
1 2.  i9.feven  daies  no  leaven  befou.in  your  hou. 
2 1 . 1 6.  if  he  be  found  in  his  hand,  he  (hall 
22.2.  if  a  thiefe  be  found  breaking  up 

4.  if  the  theft  be  certainly  found  in  his  hand 
7. if  the  thiefe  befound,\et  him  pay 
8. if  the  thiefe  be  not  found,  then 
Veut.  1 7. 2. if  there  befoundamong  you  any  that 
1 8 . 1  o.be  not  found  among  you  one  that  makes 
2 1 . 1  .if  one  be  found  (lain  in  the  land 
21.22.if  a  man  befoundlying  with  a  woman 

28.  lye  with  her,and  they  be  found 
24.7.  if  a  man  be  found  dealing  any 
3  3 .  29-thine  enemies  (hall  be  found  liars 

1  Sam.  1  o.  2 1 .  fought  him,he  could  not  be  found 

2  Sam.  1 7. 1 2 .in  fome  place,where  he  (halbe  found 

1  Kin.  1 .  5  z.if  wickedneffe  be  found  in  him,he 

2  Kjn.  1 2.7  .wherefoever  any  breach  (hall  be  found 

1  Cbro.i8.g.(eek  him,he  will  befound  of  thee 

2  Cfcr.4. 1 8.  weight  of  the  braflc  could  not  be  fou. 
1 7. 2. if  ye  feet  him,  he  will  befound 

fob  20.8.  flee  away,and  (hall  not  befound 
28.12  .but  where  (hall  wifdome  be  found 
Pfal.z  2. 6.  in  a  time  when  thou  maift  befound 
3  6. 2. he  flatter.himfelfe,till  his  iniquity  be  fou. 
3  7-36.fought  himjbut  he  could  not  befound 
Pro.6. 3 1 .  but  if  he  befound,he  (hall  reftore 
16.3 1.  if  it  be  foundin  the  way  ofrighteoufnes 
30.6.reprove  thee,and  thou  befound  a  liar 
1  cleft  he  curfe  thee,and  thou  befound  guilty 
7/a.30.i4.there  (hall  notbe found— a  (heard 
3  j. 9.  lion  (hall  not  befound  thefe 
51.3  .joy  and  gladnefle  (hall  befound  therein 
5  y.tf.feek  the  Lord  while  he  may  befound 
Jer.zg.14.  and  I  willbe/oKw/of  you 

S  o.  2o.fins  of  Judab,they  (hall  not  befound 
E^ek^.  z6.z  1  .yet  (halt  thou  never  befound  againe 
Dan.  1  i.i9.he  (hall  fall,and  not  befound 

1 2. 1. every  one  that  (hall  befound  written  in 
Hof.  10,2.  now  (hall  they  befound  faulty 
Zepb.  3.13.  neither  a  de  ceitf  ull  tongue  be  found  in 
Zech.  10.  io.place  (hall  not  befound  for  them 
/4<fo  y.39.1eft  yebe  found  to  fight  againft  God 

1  Cor. 4.z.it  is  required,that  a  manbe  found  faithi". 

2  Cor.j.  3.  we  (hall not  befoundnaked 
1  i.i2.they  may  befound  even  as  wee 

PK/.  3 .9.and  befound  in  him  not  having  my 
2  P#.3.i4.maybe/«0Zfl!ofhimin  peace 
Rev.  18.2  i.Babylon  befound  no  more  at  all 
22.no  craftfman  be  found  any  more  in  thee 
•$tmfo  favour, See  JfatOOT, 

Ge».c8.  'Hoah  found  grace  in  the  eyes  of  the  Lo 
19.19.  thy  fervant  hath  found  grace  in  thy 

3  3.  io.if  now  I  have  fou.  grace  in     Ch.47.29, 
39.4.  Jofeph/o/wzrf grace  in  his  fight 
5.4.  if  I  have  found  grace  in  your  eyes 


Exo. 


.33.1 2.thou  haft  alfo  found  grace  in  my  fight 
i3.iflhave  found  grace  in  thy  fight 
16.I  and  thy  people  have  found  grace 
17. thou  h.ift  foundgtace  in  my  light 
34.9.hefaid,If  now  I  have  found  grace 
Numb.zi.^.if  we  have  found  grace  in  thy  fight 
Judg.6.\j.if  now  I  have  /o/W  grace  in  thy  fight 
R#fb  2,io.why  have  I  foundgtace  in  thine  eyes 

1  Sam.zo.il  have  found  grace  in  thine  eyes 
27. 5. if  I  have  now  found  grace  in  thine  eyes 

2  S'<Mz.i4.22.I  have  foundgvacein  thy  fighc 
Jer.i  i.2.people  foundgtace  in  the  wildernefTe 

is  ^onnt). 
Ge3.44.10.he  with  whom 'it  is  found  (halbe  my 
i6.weand  he  with  whom  the  cup  is  found 
Deut.zo.i  1. people  that  is  found  (halbe  tnbutarie 

1  I\in.  1 4. 1 3. in  him  there  is  fou.  fome  good  thing 

2  fO»g-22. 1 3. concerning  this  book  that  is  found 

Z  CfotfTZ.34.2i. 

Eya  4.i9.it  is  found  that  this  city  of  old  hath 
Job  i9.28.feeing  the  root  of  the  matter  is  found 
Pivv.  10. 1 3  .in  the  lips  of  him  wifdome  is  found 
zyS.13.15 .every  one  that  is  found  (halbe  thruft 

6^  .8.new  wine  is  found  in  the  duller 
/er.2.26.thief  is  afliamed  when  he  is  found 
34.1s  found  the  blood  of  poor  innocents 
1 1.9.4  confpitacy  is  found  among  the  men  of 
Eto.$.i4.excellent  wifdome  is  found  in  thee 
Lube  15.24.was  loft,andis  found  Verf  32, 

2  Cflj^.^.ourboafting  is  found  a  truth 

Wat  JfoatiQ. 
Gen.44. 1 2.cup  was  found  in  Benjamins  fack 

47.14.all  the  money  that  was  foundin  theland 
Exod.i  5.23.every  man  with  whom  was  found 

24.every  man  with  whom  was  found  Shilo 
i&K».i3.22.with  jonath.his  fon  was  there  found 
1  King.iz.io.told  the  money  that  was  found 
i8.took  all  the  gold  that  was  found 
16.8.  Ahaz  took  the  gold  that  was  found 
18.15.gave  him  all  the  filver  that  was  found 
20.13  .(hew  ed  all  that  was  found  in  the  treafure 
22.9.gathered  the  money  that  was  found 
23.2.read  the  book  which  was  found 
z  Chron.ij.4So\igbx,  him,  he  was  found  of  them 

Verf.  1  y. 
2i.i7.cartiedaway  thefubft.that  was  found 
34.i7.gathered  the  money  that  was  found 
30.the  book  that  was  found  in  the  houfe 
36.8.that  which  was  foundin  him 
Eya  6.i.there  was  foundat  Achmetha  a  roll 
Neh. i$,i.and  therein  was  found  written  that 
•£/?&.2.23.inquifition  was  made,it  was  found 

6.z. it  was  found  written  that  Mordecai 
Ecclef.p.  1  y.was  found  in  it  a  poor  wife  man 
Jrp.39.2.(hewed  all  that  was  found  in  his  treafures 
Jf(?i'.48.27.was  he  found  among  theeves 
£^.28. 1  y.perfeft  till  iniquity  was  found  in  thee 
Din.  i»  1 9-among  all  was  found  none  like  Daniel 
2.3  y.no  place  was  found  for  them 
y.i  i.wifdome  of  the  gods  was  found  in  him 
6.22. innocency  was  found  in  me 

23.no manner  of  hurt  was  foundupon  him 
A/<z/.2.6.inicjuity  was  not  foundin  his  lips 
Motth. 1. iS.(hev/as  foundwith  child  with 
Luh\e  9.3,6.Jefus  was  founda\onz 
Affs  8.40.but  Philip  was  found  at  Azotus 
ftwz.10.20.was  found  of  them  that  fought  me  not 
Rev. 5-4.no  man  was  foundwonhy 

14.5-in  their  mouth  was  found  no  guile 
18.24.in  her  was  found  the  bloud  of  the  Pro. 
20.1 1. there  was  found  no  place  for  them 
was  not  5f  oont). 
Rouo.i5.wbofoeverwasnot  found  written 
:ffotmoatfon. 

E.«ta?.9.i8.hathnotbeen  fincethe  foundation 
JoJh.6.z6.hy  the  foundation  in  hisfirft-bom 
1 1(/».5-i7.brought  hewen  ftones  to  lay  the  foutt. 
6.37. in  the  fourth  yeer  was  the  foundation  laid 
7.9.co(lly  ftones  even  from  the  foundation 

10. foundationv/asoi  coftly  ftones 
16.34.laid  the  foundation  in  his  firft-born 
2  Cfew.8.i6.prepared  unto  the  day  of  the  foundat. 
23.5.3  third  part  at  the  gate  of  the  foundation 
3 1.7 .began  to  hy  the  foundation  of  the  heaps 
E%ta$.6.  foundation  was  not  yet  hii 

lo.when  the  builders  laid  the  foundation 

1 1. becaufe 


FOU       FOU 

i  l.becaufc  ch^  foundation  vi  as  laid 
i  2.when  the  found.w as  laid  before  their  eies 
5.i6.Shefhbazzar  laid  the  foundat.of  the  houfe 
Job  4. 1 9.  whofe  foundation  is  in  the  duft 

2  2.i6.whofe/ffW.was  overthrown  with  a  flo. 
38.4.  where  wait  thou  when  I  laid  the  foundat. 
Pfal.  87.1.  his  foundation  is  in  the  holy  mountaine 
10a.15.of  old  haft  thou  laid  the  foundation 

1  J7.7.raze  it  even  to  the  foundation 
Pro.  10.25  .righteous  is  as  an  evethiiing  foundation 
Ifa.z%.i6.I  lay  in  Zion  for  a  foundation  a  ftone 

a  tried  ftone,a  {we  foundation 
44. 2  8  .thy foundation  (halbe  laid 
48.  i  3. mine  hand  hath  laid  the /wz.ot  the  earth 
£^.1 3.14.  foundation  thereof  (halbe  difcovered 
Hab.  j .  1  3«by  difcovering  the  foundation 
Hag.z.iS.  from  the  day  that  the  foundat.  was  laid 
Zecfe.4.9-Zerubbabel,have  laid  the  foundation 
8. 9. which  was  in  the  daies  of  the  foundation 
1 2. 1  .the  Lord  which  layeth  the  foundation 
I«/f.6.48.and  laid  the  foundation  on  arocke 
49>without  a  foundation  built  an  houfe 
14.29.left  after  he  hath  laid  the  foundation 
Rom.  1  $.2  0.build  upon  another  mans  foundation 
1  Cor.  3 .  io.as  a  wife  mafter  I  laid  the  foundation 
1 1. for  other  foundation  can  no  man  lay 
1 2. if  any  man  build  upon  this  foundation 
Efbef. z .  20.are  built  upon  the  found.of  the  proph. 

1  Tim.6.19.  lay  up  a  good  foundation 

2  Tim.  2.19 .foundation  of  God  ftandeth  fure 
Hei.i.io.thoUjL.haft  laid  the  foundat.  o£  the  earth 

6. 1 .  not  laying  the  foundation  of  repentance 
Rev.zi.ig.foundation  of  the  wall  was  garniftied 

Jf  OHnOiltiotl  of  the  world. 
Mat.  1 3 .  J  5  .fecret  from  the  foundation  of  the  world 

2  5.$4.prepared  from  the  foundat. of  ths  world 
Lu\.  1 1 . 5  o. was  (hed  from  the  founda.of  the  world 
Job.  i7.24.1ovedft  me  before  the  foun.oi  the  world 
Epfoe.i.4.chofen  us  before  the  founda.of  the  world 
Hefr.4. 3  .works  were  finifh.from  the  fo.of  the  wor. 

9.26.often  fuffered  fince  the  found-of  the  world 

1  Pef.i. 20. fore-ordained  before  thtfou.of the  wo. 
Kra.  1 3 .8. flain  from  the  foundation  of  the  world 

i7.8.not  written  from  the  founda.of the  world 
JFounOationgf, 
Uf«f.  j  i.  2  2.  fet  on  fire  the  foundations  of  the  mou. 

2  Sam.zz.S.the  foundations  of  heaven  moved 

16 .  foundations  of  the  world  were  difcovered 

£^.4. 1 2.fet  up  the  walls,  and  joyned  the  foundat 
6. 3.  let  the  foundations  be  ftryngly  laid 

Job  38.4 1  laid  the  foundations  of  the  earth 
6.whereupcn  are  the  foundations  fattened 

Pfal.i  1. 1. if  the  foundations  be  deftroyed,what  can 
18. 7.  the  foundations  a|fo  of  the  hills  moved 

1  ^.foundations  of  the  world  were  difcovered 
8 1.^. foundations  of  the  earth  out  ofcourfe 
104, 5. who  laid  the  foundations  of  the  earth 

Pro.8.29.when  he  appointed  the  found.of  the  ear. 

Ifa.  i£.7.for  the  foundations  of  Kirharefeth  mourn 
24.18.the/w2ftowoftheearth  do  (hake 
4Q.2i.underftood  from  the  founda.  of  the  earth 
5 1 . 1 3  .the  Lord  laid  the  foundations  of  the  earth 

i6.and  lay  the  foundations  of  the  earth 
54. 1  x'.lay  down  thy  foundations  with  Saphirs 
58.1 2.thou  (halt  raife  up  the  foundations 

Jen*.  1.7.7.  foundations  of  the  earth  be  fearched 
50.1  f.her/Wzekz.  are  fallen.her  wals — 'down 
5  i.2<5.they  (hal  not  take  of  thee  a  ftone  for  fou. 

Iflffz.4. 1 1  .it  hath  devoured  the  foundations  thereof 

E^e.^o.^Eg^ts  foundations  (halbe  broken  down 
4i.8.Ifaw  the/fl«?fctewzsofthe  fide-chamber 

Mic.i.6.1  will  difcover  the  foundations  thereof 
6.2.heareye  ftrong  foundations  of  the  earth 

AH.  1 6.  z  6. the  foundations  of  the  prifon  were  lhak. 

Heb.  1 1. 10.  looked  for  a  city  which  hat'h  foundati. 

Kev.zi.14.  the  wall  of  the  city  had  12.  foundations 
i^.foimdat.gam\fh.ed  with  all  maner  of  prec. 

Pfal.  24. 2. for  he  hath  founded  it  upon  the  feas 
8  9. 1 1 .  the  earth  is  thine,thou  haft  founded  it 
i04.8.place  which  thou  haft  founded  for  them 
it 9. 1 5 2. thy teftimoniesthou  hift founded 

Pro. 5 .  19. Lord  by  wifdome harh  foundedthe earth 

f/rf.  14.5  2.the  Lord  hath  founded  Zion 

2?.  1 5. this  people  was  till  Afiyrii  founded  it 

Amo.9.6.he  hath  founded  his  troup  in  the  earth 


.51.17. 


FOU       FOU 

Mat.y.z  5. fell  not,  for  it  was  founded  upon  a  rock 
£^.6.48. not  {hake  it,  it  was  founded  upon  a  rock 

^ounucr, 
Judg.  1 7.4. his  mother  gave  them  to  the 
Jer. 6. zg.the  founder  melteth  in  vaine 
10.9. work  of  the  hands  of  the  founder 
1 4. founder  is  confounded  by  the  Ch 

^FotmCiefl:. 

Nch.9. 8. and  foundeft  his  heart  faithfull 

fountain. 

Gen.  16. 7. angel  of  the  L. found  her  by  a  fountaine 
by  the  fountain  in  the  way  to  Shur 
Levit.  1 1. 3  6.neverthelefre,a/tfM2tai»  Ihalbe  clean 

20.  \%. her  fount  am, the  fountain  of  her  bloud 
Deut.-i  $.z8. founta.of  Jacob  ihalbe  upon  a  land  of 
Jofi  5.9.border  was  unto  the  founta.of  Nephtoah 
1  Sot. 29.  i.Ifnelites  pitched  by  afmn.ia  Jezreel 
Neb.  2. 1 4.I  went  on  to  the  gate  of  the  fountain 
3 .1 5  .gate  of 'the  fountain  repaired  Shalluin 
1 2. 3  7. by  the  fountain  gate  they  went  up 
Pfal. 36. 9. with  theeisthc/5wii?zto??oflife 

<j8.z6.ble(Te  the  Lord  from  the  founta.of  Ifrael 
74.1 5.  thou  didft  cleare  the  fountain  and  floud 
1 14.8. turned  the  flint  into  a  fountain  of  waters 
P/0.5.i8.Iet  thy  fountainhe  blefled,and  rejoyce 
13.14.hw  of  the  wife  is  a  fountain  of lite 
I4.27.fear  of  the  Lord  is  a  fountain  of  life 
25.25.  is  as  a  troubled  founta. 8c  corrupt  fpring 
Ecclef.iz.6. or  the  pitcher  be  broken  at  the  founta. 
Cant.%.  1 2.a  fpring  fhut  up, a  fountain  fealed 

1 5  .a  fountain  of  gardens,a  well  of  living  wa. 
/e?".2.i3.forfaken  me  the  founta.  of  living  waters 
6. 7. as  the  fountain  cafteth  out  her  watcrs,(o 
9-i.and  mine  eye  a  fountain  of  teares 
17. 1 3. have  forfaken  the  fount,  of  living  waters 
Joel } .  1 8  .a  fountain  (hall  come  forth  of  the  houfe 
Zecb.  1 1 . 1  .in  that  day  there  (halbe  a/<i«?z/<z.opened 
Afar.  5.29.  fountain  of  her  bloud  was  dried  up 
Jam.i .1 1. doth  a/»««tf.fend  forth  fweet  wat.&  bih 

1 2. no  fountain  yeilcWalt  water  and  frefti 
Rev.z  i.6.give  of  the  fountain  of  life  freely 

^fountaines, 

Gra.7.1 1  .all  the  fountains  of  the  great  deep  were 

S.z.the  fountaines  of  the  deep  were  ftopped 
D«tf.8.7.into  a  good  land  of  fountaines 

1  i^z'».  1 8. 5.00  into  the  land  unto  all  fountains 

2  Cbro.  3  2. 3. took  counf.to  flop  the  wat.of  the  fou. 
4, much  people,  who  ftopt  all  the  fountaines 

Pi0.5  16. let  thy  fountaines  be  difperfed 
8. 24. when  there  were  no  fountaines 
28. when  he  ftrengthened  the  fountaines 
7/^.41.18.1  will  open  fountaines  in  the  midftof 
Hof.  13.15  .and  his  fountaines  malbe  dried  up 
to/. 7. 1 7. (hall  lead  them  unto  Ysv'ing  fountaines 
8.io.fell  upon  rivers  and  fountains  of  water 
i4.7.wor(hip  him  that  made  fountaines  of  wat. 
i6.4»powred  his  viall  upon  the  fountaines 
iFoarbiftj. 
Jer.^S.^-fourbiJh  the  fpears,put  on  the  brigandines 

^outbid)  eo. 

E-x^k.z  i.9.afword  is  (liarpened,  &  alfo  fourbijhed 
10.it  is  fourbijhed,  that  it  may  glitter 
1 1  .given  to  be  fuibi(hed,and  it  is  futbijhed 
28. the  fword  is  fourbijhed  to  confume 

Gen.  z.  1  o. river  was  parted  became  foure  heads 

\4.9foure  kings  with  five 

47.24.and/we  parts  (halbe  your  owne 

Exod.zz.  1  .(hall  reftore  foure  flieep  for  a  (heep 

25.12. foure  rings  ,put  them  in  the  foure  corners 

26.1b.alt  make /c.we  rings  of  gold 

and  put  the  rings  in  the  foure  corners 
14-foure  bowls  made  like  almonds 
26.2.breadth  of  one  curt./i.cu*V.8.&  ch.39.9 
1 3  i.thou  (halt  hang  it  upon  foure  pillars 

upon  the /We  focketsof  filver 
27.2.makethe  homes  upon  the  foure  corners 
4.fotflr  brafen  rings  in  the/»«.corners  thereof 
1 6.  their  pJllars_/o«je,their  fockets/oare 
28.i7.thouihaltfet/o;»e  rowes  of  ftones 
36.  i  5. foure  cubits  was  the  breadth  of  one 
3<J.he  made  foure  pillars  of  Shittim-wood 
„        he  caft  for  them  foure  fockets  of  filver 
37.3  .foure  rings  of  gold  by  the  foure  corners 
i3.jWeripgsupon  the  foure  corners 

that  were  in  the  foure  feet  thereof 


FOU      FOU 

20. in  the  candleftick  were  foicre  bowles 
38.2.  made  the  homes  on  the  foure  corners 
5.  caft  foure  rings  for  the  foure  ends 
I9.pillars  foure, and  fockets  of  brafle  foure 
3  9. 1  o.they  fet  in  it  foure  rowes  of  ftones 
Levit.  1  i.20.fowles  that  creep  upon  all  foure 
2  i.creeping,that  goeth  upon  all  foure 
23.aU  other  which  have  foure  feet 
27.among  beafts  that  go  on  all  foure 
42.whatfoever  goeth  upon  all /We 
Num.7. 7.  two  wagons,/ff.oxenhegave  toGerfh. 
8. four  wagons  &  8. oxen  he  gave  untoMer. 
Dent.  7 . 1 1  .foure  cubits  the  breadth  of  it 

22.1 2. three  fringes  upon  the  foure  quarters 
j rof.  19. 7.  foure  cities  and  their  villages 

2 1 . 1 8.  Almon  with  her  fuburbs,  foure  cities 

2  2.Bethoron  with  her  fuburbs,/o.we  cities 
24.  Gathrimmon  with  herfuburbs,/o.cities 
29.  Engannim  with  her  fuburbs, /»we  cities 

3  1  .Rehob  with  her  fuburbs,  foure  cities 
3  5.Nahalal  v/ith  her  fuburbs,  foure  cities 
37.Mephaathwith  her  fuburbs,  foure  cities 
3  9.je'z.er  with  her  fuburbs,  foure  cities 

Judg.g.  j  4.they  laid  wait  in  foure  companies 
1 1. 40. to  lament  foure  daies  in  a  yeare 
1 9. 2. and  was  there  foure  w  hole  moneths 
20.47.  abode  in  the  rock  Rimmon/o.moneths 

1  &zw.27.7.dwelt  a  full  year  and  foure  moneths 

2  Sam.zi.zo.Cix  fingers, 6. toes,  fo.&  2o.in  num. 

2  2.thefe/o«ie  were  born  to  the  giant 

1  Kjn.7 . 1 -upon  foure  rowes  of  pillars  of  cedar 
1 9.of  lilly  work,  foure  cubits 
27.  foure  cubits  was  the  length  of  onebafe 

and  foure  cubits  the  breadth  thereof 
30.every  bafe  had  foure  brafen  wheeles 
the  foure  corners  thereof  had  under-fetters 

3  i.under  the  borders  were  foure  wheeles 
3  $.foure  undet-fetters  to  the  foure  corners 

3  8  .every  laver  was  foure  cubits 
18.33.  fA\  foure  barrells  with  water  * 

2  J^-7-3.an^  there  were  foure  leprous  men 
1  Cbro.  1 . 5  .foure  of  Bath.the  daughter  of  Ammiel 

7.i.Puah>Jafhub,and  Shimron,/<W!'e 
9. 24. in  foure  quarters  were  the  porters 

16. four  chief  porters  were  in  their  fet  office 
2  i.20.hisftf.we  fons  with  him  hid  themfelvcs 
2  3.ro.rhete/a/we  were  the  fons  of  Shimei 

1 2. the  fons  of  Kohath>  Amram  foure 
26.17  .Northward  /ow  e,  South  ward /o«.a  day 
1  %.foure  at  the  caufey,two  at  Parbar 
Job  1. 1 9.  wind  fmote  the  foure  corners  of  the  ho. 
42.16.  faw  his  fons  fons,even  foure  generations 
Pro.-to.ij.foure  things  fay  not,It  is  enough 
1 8  .yea,  foure  which  I  know  not 
2i.andfor/o»r,whichit  cannot  beare 
zq.foure  things  that  are  little  upon  the  earth 
29. yea,  foure  are  comely  in  going 
Ifa.  1 1. 1 2. together  from  the/a.corners  of  the  ear. 

1 7.6  foure  or  five  in  the  outmoft  branches 
Jer.  1 5 . 3 .1  will  appoint  over  them  foure  kinds 
36.23.  read  three  or  foure  leaves,he  cut  it  with 
49.36  foure  winds  from  the  foure  quarters 
52.2i.thickne(Te  thereof  was  foure  fingers 
E^k- l  •  ?  -came  the  likeneffe  offo.li  ving  creatures 
6.and  every  one  had  foure  faces 

and  every  one  had  foure  wings 
8. hands  of  a  man  on  their  foure  (ides 

and  they  foure  had  faces  and  wings 

I  o  foure  had  the  face  of  a  man 
fou.hzd  the  face  of  an  oxe  on  the  left  fide 

1 5.bchold,  one  wheele  with  his  foure  faces 
i6.and  they  foure  had  one  likenefTe 
i7.they  went  upon  their /We  fides 
1 8. full  of  eyes  round  about  them,  foure 

7.2.end  is  come  upon  the  fou.comers  of  the  la. 

10. 9.behold,the/flW  wheels  by  the  Cherubims 
10.  they  foure  had  one  likenefTe 

I I  .they  went  upon  their  foure  fides 
1 2.the  wheeles  that  they  foure  had 
1 4.every  one  had  foure  faces 
2i.every  one  had  foure  faces  apiece' 

and  every  one  foure  wings 
1 4.2 1  .when  I  fend  my  foure  fore  judgements 
2  7.9/come  from  the  foure  winds,  O  breath 
40.4 1  .foure  on  this  fide,and  foure  on  that  fide 

4  z.foure  tables  were  of  hewen  ftone 
4i.5.breadth 


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F  O  U       FOU 


FOU      FOU 


4i.$.breadthof  every  fide  chamber  foure 
41.zo.he  meafured  it  by  the  foure  fides 
4j.14.to  the  greater  fettle  (halbe foure  cubits 
1 5.(0  the  altar  fhalbe/flWfcubits 

and  upward  (halbe  foure  homes 
r6.fquare  in  the  foure  fquares  thereof 
1 7. fourteen  broad  in  the  foure  fquares  therof 
zo.andput  it  on  the  foure  homes  of  it 
4  f.i^.bloud  upon  the  four  corners  of  the  fettle 
4  6 . 2 1  .caufed  me  paffc  by  the  foure  corners 
22. in  the  foure  coiners  of  the  court 

thek  foure  corners  were  of  one  meafure 

2  j. a  new  building  about  them,  foure 
D<2».i.i7.thefe/o.childrenjGod  gave  them  know. 

3.25.10,1  fee /^/re  men  loofe,walking 

■j.z.foure  winds  of  the  heaven  ftrove 

j  .and  foure  great  beafts  came  up 

6.had  upon  the  back  foure  wings 

the  beaft  had  alfo  foure  heads 
1 7.  thefe  foure  are  foure  kings  which  (hall 
8.2. foure  notable  ones  toward  the  foure  winds 
22.whereasjWe  ftoodupforit 
/^.kingdoms  (hal  ftand  up  out  cf  the  nat. 
1  i.4.his  kingdom  divided  toward  the/o.winds 
Amo.i  i.$.fovfo/(.l  wil  not  turn  away  the  punilh. 
Chapt.6.11,1  3. 
9. for  three  tranfgreff.of  Tyrus,  &  for  foure 
2.i.forthree  tranfgr.of  Moab,  &  forfou.I  will 
4-for  3  .tranfgr.of  Judah,&  forfo.I  will  not 
6\for  j.tranfgreff.of  Ifrael,  &  tor  four  I  will 
Zecb.  1 . 1 8 .1  faw,and  behold, jWe  homes 
20.the  Lord  (hewed  me  foure  carpenters 
2.6.I  have  fpread  you  abroad  as  the  foure  winds 
6.i.behold,therecame/«echarets 

j.thefe  are  the  foure  fpirits  of  the  heavens 
Ato.24.3 1 -gather  his  elect  from  the  firnre  winds 
Mar!ii3.z7. 
Mdr.i.  3. one  fick  of  .1  palfie,born  of  foure 
Iz^.2.3  7. a  widow  about  fourlcore  and  foure  year 
Joh.4.  3  f.yet  foure  moneths,then  cometh  harveft 
1 1.  i7.1ien  in  the  grave  foure  daies  already 

3  o.he  hathheen  dead  foure  daies 

1 0. 2 3 .  made  foure  parts,to  every  fouldier  apart 
Aft.  1 0.1 1.  as  a  meet  knit  at  the  foure  corners 

3  o.  foure  daies  ago  I  was  fading 
1 1 . 5  .let  down  from  heaven  by  foure  corners 
1 2.4-delivered  him  unto/fe.quatern.of  fouldi. 
2 1 .9-the  fame  man  had  foure  daughters 

2 3  .we  have  foure  men  w  hich  have  a  vow 
27.29.caft/0we  ancres  out  of  the  fterne 
&i>.4.6.round  about  the  throne  w  ere  foure  beafts 

8.  foure  beafts  had  each  fix  wings 
5.6.in  the  roidft  of  the  foure  beafts  flood 

8.when  hehad  taken  the  book,the/o«.beafls 

1  q.the  foure  beafts  faid,  Amen 
6. 1.  one  of  the  foure  beafts,  faying,  Come  &  fee 

6.3.  voice  in  the  midft  of  the  foure  beafts 
7.1  foure  angels,  foure  corners,  foure  winds 

2.  cried  with  a  loud  voice  to  the  foure  angels 

1 1.  flood  about  the  four  beafts,&  fellbefore 
9-iJ.avoice  from  the  fou. horns  ofthegol.alt. 

i4.1oofe  the  foure  angels  which  are  bound 

1 5. and  the  foure  angels  were  loofed 
I4.j.fung  anew  fong  before  the  foure  beafls 

1  5  .7.one  of  the  foure  beafts  gave  feven  vials 
I9.4.the  24.Elders53nd/»«^  beafts  fell  down 
20.8.  to  deceive  the  nations  in  the /©//.quarters 

jFoure  times. 
Neb.6. 4.fentto  me  foure  times  after  this  fort 

jfourefoio. 
2  Sam.  1 2.6.he  (hall  reftore  the  lamb  finrefold 
Luk.  19.8.I  reftore  him  fourefold 
$OUXzfooted. 
Aft.  1 0.1 2.  wherein  were  foure  footed  beafts 

1 1 .6.1  confidered,and  taw  foure  footed  beafts 
toz.  1.23. into  an  image,liketo/0«>"e footed  beafts 

-font  Zand  twenty  t&c. 
N»ffz.7.88.all  the  offerings  were  24.bullcckes 
2 Sa.z i.20.fix fingers,fix  toes,  24.in  number 
1  'Kin.  1  jr.  j  3  .began  Baaflia  to  reign  24-years 
1  Cfco.20.6.whofe  fingers  and  toes  were  24. 
24.18.  the  foure  and.  twentieth  to  Maaziah 

2  $■$  1. the  foure  &  twentieth  to  Romanti-Ezer 
Neb.g.i.in  the  twenty  8t  fourth  day  of  this  month 
DOT.1c4.in  the  24-day  of  the  firft  moneth 
Eag.1.1  5  .in  the  24>day  of  the  fixth  moneth 


2. 10. in  the  24-day  of  the  9.moneth 

i8.confiderfromthe/o«/e  &  twentieth  day 
20.  word  came  in  the  foure  &  twentieth  day 
Z^.  1.7. upon  the  24. day  of  the  1 1. moneth 
Rw.4.4.round  about  were  foure  and  twenty  feats 
upon  the  feats  I  faw  foure  &  twenty  Eld. 
io.the  foure  and  twenty  Elders  fall  down 
5.8.,the  *4.Elders  feldown  before  it  Ch.  19.4 
1 1.  i6.thefour  &.  twenty  Elders  Which  fatc,ftll 
JFottre  hundred. 
(?e?2.ii.i2.Arphaxad  lived  after  40  3 .years 

1  j.Salah  lived  after  he  begat  Eber  40 3. yea. 
17-Eber  lived  foure  hundred  &  jo.years 
1  5 .  1 3  .they  (hall  afflict  them  40  o  .years 
23 . 1  5  .the  land  is  worth  40o.ihekcls  of  filvcr 

1 6. foure  hundred  ihekels  cun-ant  mony 
3  2.6-Efau,and/o7»e  hundred  men  with  him 
3  3-i.Efau  came,with  him  foure  hundred  men 
Exo.  1 2.40.  fojourning  of  Ifra.in  Eg.was  43  o.ye. 
4 1  .it  came  to  pane  at  the  end  of  43 o.ye3is 
38.29.brafleoftheoffering70.tal.2400.1hek. 
Nim.i.zy.of  the  tribe  of  Iflachar  54400. 
3  i.of  the  tribe  of  Zebulun  57400. 
3  7.ofthe  tribe  of  Benjamin  3*400. 
43«ofthe  tribe  of  Nephtali  53400. 
2.6.and  his  hoft  were  54400. 
8. and  400.thorowout  their  armies 
9. in  the  camp  of  Jud. 80000. 600. &  400. 
23.  and  his  hoft  were  3  5400. 
30.  that  were  numbr.ofthem  were  53400. 
7.8  5. all  the  veffels  weighed  2400. ihekels 
26.43. numbred  °f  them,were  64400. 
47-of  A  (her  numbred,were  53400. 
5o.ofNaphtali  numbred  45400. 
Judg.zo.z.  presented  themfelvs  40oooo.footmen 
i7.Ifrael  befides  Benja.were  num.400000. 
2 1. 1 2.  they  found  foure  hundred  young  virgins 
1  Sam. 1 2. 2. there  were  with  him  40o.mcn 
2  5 . 1 3. went  after  David  about  40o.men 
30.1  o. but  David  puafued,he  and 40o.men 
17. there  efcaped  not  a  man  fave  40o.young 

1  K^-6'.i.itcametopaffein  the  400.  &  fourfcore 
7.42  .and  40  o.pomegranates  for  the  net-works 
S.28.fet  from  thence  gold  42o.talcnts 
10.26.  Solomon,he  had  i40o.charcts 
i8.i9.gather  the  prophets  of  Baal  4.50. 

and  the  prophets  of  the  groveS40o. 
2  2.but  Baals  prophets  are  45o.men 
22.6.the  king  gathered  the  prophets,40o.men 

2  Kin-i  4. 1 3  .brake  down  the  wall  40o.cubits 

2  Cfewz.25.23. 

1  Chro.ii.f.  Judah  was46o.&  ten  thoufand  men 

2  Cbr.q.  1 3  four  hund  .pomegranates  on  2.wreaths 

13.3 .  Abijah  fet  the  battel  in  aray  with  400000. 
18. 5. gathered  of  prophets  400. men 
EV-6. 1 7.offered  at  the  dedication  40o.lambs 
Aft. 5.3 6. to  whom  about  400. men  joynedthemf. 

7.6.and  intreat  them  evill  40o.years 
Gal. 1. 1 7. law  which  was  43o.years  after  cannot 

Jpoure  hundred  and  ten. 
E^ra  i.io.filverbafinsof  afecond  fort,4io. 

JFottte  hundred  thirty  five. 
£^.2.67.theircamels  43  5.  Nehem.j.6^. 

JFoare  hundred  fifty. 
2  Chro.  8 . 1 8 .  took  thence  450. talents  of  gold 
Aft.  1 3 .20.gave  them  Judges  the  fpace  of  4fo.ye. 

;ff  OWtZ  hundred  fifty  foure. 
Ezr.z.  1 5. children  of  Adin  foure  hund.fifty  foure 

■ftQOXZ  hundred  fixty  eight. 
Neh.i  i.6.childrenof  Perez  468.  valiant  men 

JFonre  thoufand. 
1  Sam.^.z.flew  of  the  army — about  4000. men 

1  Cfou2.26.of  the  children  of  Levi  4600. 

23. 5. foure  thoufand  were  porters 

and  foure  thoufand  praifed  the  Lord 

2  Cfo'0.9.2  5.Solomon  had  4000. flails  forhorfes 
fer.  5  2.30.  all  the  perfons captive  by  Nebu.4600. 
Mat.i  5.38.they  that  did  eat  were  40oo.men 

1 6.ro. neither  the  feven  loaves  of  the  4000. 
Mar.S.y.they  that  had  eaten  were  about  4000. 

20.  and  when  the  feven  among  foure  thoufa. 
Aft.zi .3 8.1edft  out  into  the  wildernes  40oo.me 

■fioatt  thoufand  five  hundred.      . 
£^.48 . 1 6.on  the  North  fide  4  j oo.meafures 

Verfe  30. 
\6.it  the  Eaft  fide  4500.  Ver.32. 


Ver.33. 
Ver.34. 


i^.South  fide  450o.meafures 
Weft  fide  4 5 oo.and  3  .gates 
■tfmczfquire. 
Exod.zy.i.'the  altar  h\a\bc  foure  fquare 
28. 16  foure  fquare,  beini;  doubled 
\o.z  foure  fquare  (hall  it  be,  2.cubits  height 
l%.i.foure(c\mxe,T>Ti&  3.cubirs  the  height 
ig.g.foure  fquare  they  made  the  breaft-plate 
1  ^-7-Ji-uponthe  mouth  were  gravings/t>#.fq, 
5^.40.47.06  meafured  the  court  foure  fquare 

48. 2c.ye  dial  offer  rhe  holy  oblation  foure  [qu. 
Kcf.21.16.and  the  city  lyeth/tf/Wiquare 

■fovxicaiz- 

Gen,  1 6. 1 6. Abram  was  8 6.years  old  when 
35.28.the  daies  of  Ifaac  were  i8o.years 
"E^i.7.7.Mofes  was  fourfcore years  old,  &  Aaron 
foutfeore  &  three  when  they  fpake  to  Phar. 
Num.  2.9.all  that  were  numbred  were  80000. 
4-43.tI;ofe  that  wetenumbred  were  8580. 
Jof.x^.io.l  am  this  day  fourfcore  &  five  years  old 
Judg.^'l  o.and  the  land  had  reft  fourfcore  years 

1  Sam.zi.t  8. flew  on  that  day  85.perfc.ns 

2  So..  19.3  2.Barzillai  wasan  aged  man  80.ye.old 

3  5.I  am  this  day  8o.years  old.and  can  I 

1  Kjtt.6.  i.itcametopaflein  the  48o.yeare 

2  Kin.6. 25.an  afles  head  was  fold  for  fou; ft. pieces 

10.24.  Jehu  appointed/ww/rare  men  without 

1  Chro.t  5.9.Eliel  the chief,&  his  brethren,^«r/e. 

2  Chro.z6.17.  with  him  fourfcore  priefls,vali.men 
£^)-.8.8.Z^)3diah,anQ  with  him  fourfcore  males 
Pfal.90. 10.8c  if  byftrength  they  he  fourfc.yet  i$ 
Cant.6.%. there  are  6o.qucens,  80. concubines 
/ey.41.5. there  came  certain  from  Samar.80.men 
I«/f.2.37.fhe  was  a  widow  about  fourfcore  years 

1 6-7.he  faid,Take  thy  bill5and  write  fourfcore 
JFourfcoje  and  five  thoufand. 
z  1^.19.3  5. the  angel  (mote  185000. 
■fomttaiz  and  feven  thoufand. 
1  Chro.-j.  5. reckoned  by  genealogies,  87000. 
■fiomtmzthoufand. 

1  Kin.^.i  5.  and  8oooo.hewers  in  the  mountains 

i2.2i.Rehoboamaflembl.i8oooo.chof.men 

2  Chro.z.z.anA  8oooo.tohevv  in  the  mountaines 

1 8  .and  80000. to  be  hewers  in  the  mount3. 
^Fourteen. 
Gen.i  i. 4 1. 1  ferved  3  fourteen  years  for  thy  daug. 

46.22.  all  the  foules  were  fourteen 
2v"«W.i6.49.thatdied  in  the  plague  were  14000. 

29.1  i-ani  fourteen  lambs  of  the  firfl  yeare 
Ver.  17,20, 23, 26,29,3  2. the  fame. 

Jof.  1 5.3  ^. fourteen  cities  with  their  villages 

Chapt.18.2S. 
1  K«!-8.65.Solomonhcld  a  feaft  fourteen  daies 

1  Chro.  2  5 . 5.  God  gave  to  Heman  fourteen  fons 

2  Chro.  13.2 1.  Abijah  married  fourteen  wives 
£^.43.i7.the  fettle  (halbe jWte?z cubits 
Mot.  1. 17.  from  Abraham  to  David  are  i4.gener. 

from  Dav. until  the  carrying  away  i4-gen. 
from  the  carrying  away  untoChr.14.gen. 
2  Cor.iz.z.I  knewa  man  above  fonrte.years ago 
Gal.z.  1  .then  fourteen  years  after  I  went  up 

■f  ourtcen  thoufand. 
Num.  16.49  that  died  in  the  plague  were  14700. 
.T0t42.12.Job  had  14000. (heep,and 

JFourteentlj, 
Gen.  1 4. 5. in  the  fourteenth  year  came  Chedorlaom. 
Kin.  1 8 . 1 3  .in  the  fourteenth  year  of  K.Hezekiah 
Ifaiabi6.\. 

1  Chro.zq.  1 3 .  the  fourteenth  to  Jethebeab 

25.2  r.  the  fourteenth  to  Mattithiah 

£■^.40. 1. in  the  fourte. year  after  that  the  city  fmi. 
Ac!  «zj.z  j. when  the  fourteenth  night  was  come 
jFonrteentr;  Dap.  See  it  in  3Dap. 
JFoartl). 
Gen.z.iq.tfie  fourth  river  is  Euphrates 

1 5. 16.  in  the  fourth  generation  they  (hall  come 
Ew.2o.5,vifiting  fin  unto  the  fourth  generation 

28. 20. and  the  fourth  row  aBeril 

34  7-vifiting  iniquity  unto  the  fourth  generati. 
D^t.5.9 

39.13.and  the  fourth  row  aBeril 
Levit.iy.  24.in  the  fourth  year  all  the  fruit  (halbe 
W«.i4.i8.vi(itinginiq.to  thethird  &/0#v.gcnera 
Jof  1 9. 1 7.and  the  fourth  came  out  to  Iflachar 
T-Sa.i.^.fou.of  AdonijahfonofHagg.  iChr.^.z 

2  Kjn.  10.3  o. thy  children  of  the  fourth  generation  { 

15. 12. fit-' 


FOU       F  R  A 

i  5.  i  2.  fit  on  the  throne  to  the/»Vbgeneratio  I 
i  C/7>o.z.i4.Nathanecl  the  four. Raddai  the  fifth  I 
j. if  .the  third  Zedekiah,  the  fourth  Sallum 
8 .  2  .Kohath  the  fourth}Rapha  the  fifth 
1 z.  io.Mefhamaanah  the  fourth,  Jer.the  fifth 
23.19.and  Jakamiam  the  fourth 
24.8.third  to  Harim,fourtb  to  Seorim 

2  3  Jahaziel  the  third  Jakameam  the  fourth 

25.1  i.the  fourth  to  Izri — he  his  fons 
26.a.Zebadiah  the  thirdjathniel  the  fourth 

4.Sacar  the  fourth,  Nathaneel  the  fifth 
1 1  .Hilkiah  the  fecond,Zecharian  the  fourth 
E%e\.  10. 14.  the  fourth  the  face  of  an  Eagle 
Dan.z.^o.the  fourth  kingdome  fhalbe  ftrong 
?.2  5.the/»»^is  like  the  Son  of  God 
7.7.bchold,a  jWifc  beaft  dreadfull 

19.I  would  know  the  truth  of  thefou.beaH 
2j.the  fourth  beaft,  the  fourth  kingdome 
1 1. 2. the  fourth  fhalbe  farricher  then  all 
Zcch.6.3.  in  the  fourth  charet  grilled  &  bay  horfes 
Mat.  1 4. 2  5  .in  the  fourth  watch  of  the  night 
Ato*.6.48.about  the  fourth  watch  of  the  night,he 
Rev.  4.7  fourth  beaft  like  a  flying  Eagle 
6.7-had  opened  the  fourth  feale,I  heard 
8.1  z.fourth  angel  founded,and  the  third  part 
i6.8.the  fourth  angel  powred  out  his  viall 
2 1. 19.thh.da  Chalcedony,  fourth  an  Emerauld 
JfOOtt^  day. 
Gen  i.io.eveningand  morning  was  thefou.day 
Num.7 .jo.on  the  fourth  day  Elizur  did  offer 

29.2  j. on  the  fourth  day  ten  bullocks 
fudg.19.l-  on  thefou.day  when  they  rofe  early  to 
2  Chro.zo.i6.on  the  four. day  they  affembl.in  the 
£^-.8. 3  3. on  the  fourth  day  was  the  filv.weighed 
Zeckj.i.in  the  fourth  day  of  the  ninth  moneth 

^fOOttlj  moneth.  See  it  in  &j)oneti},  * 
jHomfi)  part.  See  it  in  H&aVt, 
■tfomtlfyeare. 

1  Kin.6. 1. in  the //<«?■£&  year  of  Solomons  reigne 

Ver.37.&  zCbro.$.z. 
22.41.  Jehof-began  to  reign  in  the/o.ye.of  Ah. 

2  I$z.i8.p.in  the/k.yearofK.Hez.Salman.came 
/e/\2  5. 1  .in  the  fourth  year  of  Jehojakim 

Chap.36.1.8:  45.1.8:46.2. 
28. 1. in  the/o«.yearof  Zedek.Hananiah  fpake 
51.59.  com.Seraiah  in  the  four.year  of  Zedek. 
Zech.7.  1 .  in  the  four.y  ear.  of  Darius  word  came  to 

^Fojce. 
Neh.^.^.afoxe  (hall break  dow.n  their  wall 
£»^.i  3.3  2.tcll  that/fe,behoId,I  caft  out  devils 


Judg.  1 5.4.Samfon  went  and  caught  ^oo.foxes 
Vfal.6  j.io.they  fhalbe  a  portion  tot  foxes 
C«f.2.if.takethe/b.t.little/o^.thatfpoilthevin. 
£#».5.i8.Ziondefolat€,the/umwalk  upon  it 
Exek- 1 3-4-tty  prophets  like  foxes  in  defart 
Mat.S.zo. foxes  have  holes, birds  havenefts 
Ltik-9'  5  8  •/«*£  J  have  holes,but  the  Son  of  man 

JFtagmentiSP. 
Afdf.14.20.they  took  up  the  fragm.iz. baskets  ful 
Mar. 6.^1  .took  up  1 2 -baskets  full  of  the  fragments 
8.i9.how  many  baskets  full  oifrag.took  ye  up 

Verfe  20. 
L«^.9.i7-was  taken  up  of  fragments  i2.baskets 
Joh.6. 1 2.gather  up  the  fragments  that  remain 

13. they  filled  1 2,baskets  with  the  fragments 
tfratle, 
Pfal.3  9.4.that  I  may  know  how  fralle  I  am 

iframe, 

Judg.  1  z.S.he  could  not  frame  to  pronounce  it  rig. 
fe r.  1 8.  r  1  .behold,  I  frame  evill  againft  you 
Ho/.5.4.they  will  not  frame  to  turn  to  God 

Jrrame, 
P/if*.  1  o  3 . 1 4>for  he  knoweth  our  frame 
£^£.40.2. by  which  was  as  the  frame  of  a  city 

JFrameb. 

I/i. 2 9. 1 6. fhal  the  thing  fram. fay  ofhimthat/r.it 
£/>fe/7 2. 2 1  .in  w horn  the  building />V2«erfgroweth 
Heb.  1 1 . 3  .worlds  were  framed  by  the  word  ofGod 

Pfal. 50.  i9.thy  tongue  frameth  deceit 

94.20.fellowfhip  with  thee,  wch  /raw.mifcbiefe 

JFratifeincenfc. 

£.voi.3o.34.take  thefe  fpices  with  pure  franfyncen. 
Levit.  2.1.  put  franXmcenfe  thereon    Chapt.5.1 1. 

SiNum.^.i^. 


FRA       FRE 

2. take  all  the  franl(incenfe  thereof 
1 5  .lay  /vtf«/fiK.thereon,it  is  a  meat-offering 
i6.prieft  fhall  burn  the  franl(mcenfe  thereof 
tf.15.all  the  franhincenfe, and  fhallburnit 
24.7 .put  pure  franl(ificcnfi  upon  each  row 
1  Chro.o.zo.wine,oi\e,fianl(inccnfe,and  fpices 
Neki^.f.  where  they  laid  the  frankin.md  veffels 
9.thither  brought  I  the  veffels  &  franl(mcenfc 
Cant.^.6.who  is  this  that  comes  perfumed  w'afra. 
4.6.I  will  get  me  to  the  hill  of franl(:ncenfe    . 
14.  cynamon,witb  all  trees  pf  f(caii^ncenfk-\ 
Mat.z.i  1.  they  prefentcd  unto  him  gifts,  fran\ih. 
Krf.iS.ij.cynamon  &  odours,  franl(rnc.Si  wine 

^ranfclp, 
Lu\.7.$z. frankly  forgave  them  both 

rffrattO. 
Pfa.io.j.h'is  mouth  is  full  of  curfing>deceit  &//. 
Jam.  5 .4. hire  kept  back  by  fraud  crieth 

JTtap. 
Deut.z8.z6.and  no  man  fhal]  /r^tlicm  away 
Jer.7.1 3. meat  for  fowles,none  (hall  fray  them 
Zeth. i.zi  .thefe  are  come  to  fray  them 

rfFrecfeleO. 
Lmf.13.39.it  is  a  /iec^rffpotthatgroweth 

jIFree. 
Exod.zi.z.'m  the  feventh year  fhall  go  out  /ree 
5  .if  the  fervant  fay,I  will  not  go  out /ire 
1 1. then  fhall  fhe  go  out  free  without  mony 
2(?.let  him  go  free  for  his  eyes  fake 
27.fhall  let  him  go  free  for  his  tooth  fake 
Lewf.i9.20.notput  to  death,beca.fhe  was  not  fr. 
Num.1).  19.be  thou  free  from  this  bitter  water  that 

28. woman  be  not  defiled,fhe  ihalbc  free 

Deut .  1 5. 1 2.111  the  feventh  year  fhal  let  him  go  fr. 

1 3  .when  thou  fendeft  him  out/ra?,thou 

i8.fhal  not  feem  hard— thou  fendeft  himfr. 

24. 5  .he  fhalbe  free  at  home  one  yeare 

1  Sam.17. 2j.make  his  fathers  houte free  inlfrael 

1  Chro.o.  3  3. fingers  remaining  in  chamb-were/ref 

2  Chro.zo.^  1. as  many  as  were  of  a  free  heart 
Job  3.i9.the  fervant  is  free  from  his  matter 

39.5.whohath  fent  out  the  wild  aSefree 
Pfal  5 1.1 2.uphold  me  with  thy  free  fpirit 

SS.^.free  among  the  dead,  like  the  flain 

105.20.the  king  let  him  go  free 
//a.  5  8.6.  to  let  the  oppreffed  go  free 
/c?-.34.9.everymanlet  hisman-feivant  go  free 
io.that  every  man  fhould  let  his  man-f.go/% 

1  i.fervants  whom  they  let  go  free  to  return 
i4.ferved  fix  years,let  him  go  free 

Mat.  1 5.6.S:  honour  not  his  father,he  fhalbe /?re 
17.26.  Jefus  faith,  Thfen  are  the  children  free 
Mz»".7.ii.itisCorbanjhefhaIbe  free 
John  8. 3  2. and  the  truth  fliall  make  you  free 
3  3  .how  fayeft  thou,Ye  fhalbe  made  free 
36. if  the  Son  make  yefree,ye  fhalbe  free 
Att.zz. 28. Paul  faid,ButI  was  free  borne 
Rom.1). 1 5  .not  as  the  offence,fo  alfo  is  the  free  gift 
16.  the  free  gift  is  of  many  offences 
i8.fo  the  free  gift  came  upon  all  men 
6. 1 8. being  made /ra;  from  (in,  became 
20.fcrvants  of  fin,  free  from  righteoufnes 

2  2. now  free  from  fin,fervants  to  God 
7.3  .if  her  husband  be  dead,  fhe  is  free  from  the 
8.  z.  fpirit  of  life  in  Jefus  hath  made  me  free 

1  CW.7.Z  1  .if  thou  mayeft  be made/*ct,ufe  it 

2  2.called,being  a  fervant,is  theJ.ords/S'.ma 
9. 1. am  I  not  an  Apoftle  ?  Am  I  not  free 

ij.though  I  be  free  from  all  men3yet 
1 2. 1 3  .by  one  fpirit,  whether  bond  ox.  free 
Gal.  3 .28. there  is  neither  bond  nor  freet  for  ye  are 
4.26.Jerufalem  which  is  above  is  free 

3  1  .not  child,  of  the  bond-wom.butof  thefr. 
5. 1  .ftand  faft  in  the  liber.  Chr.hatlrmade  us  fr. 

Ephef.6. 8.  receive  of  the  Lord,whether  bond  or  fr. 
Col.  3. 1  i.bond  nor  free,  but  Chrift  is  all  in  all 

2  Thef.  3 . 1  .pray  that  the  word  may  have  free  courfe 
1  Pet.z .  16. as  freehand  not  ufing  your  liberty 
Rev.i  3.16.  hecaufeth  all  free  and  bond  to  receive 

19.18.eat  the  flefh  of  both  bond  and  free 


Rom.  3 . 
8.3: 

1  Cor. 


Jof.y.i.  3  .there  fliall  none  of  you  be  freed 
Rom,6.7.he  that  isdend,is  freed  from  fin 

Lev. ig.zcnor  freedome  given  hcr,fhe  fhalbe  fcou. 
/£#.i2.28.with  a  great  fumme  obtained  I  this  fre . 


FRE      F  R  I 

G^.2.i6.tree  of  the  garden  thou  mayeft  freely  eat 
Num.  1 1 . 5 .we  remember  the  fifh  we  did  eat  freely 

1  Sam.iq..  30.  if  the  people  had  eaten  freely,  to  day 
£37.2.68.fome  of  the  fathers  offered  freely 

7.1 5.whichthe  king  hath  freely  offcred 
Pfal.f4..6I wiW  freely  Ikrifice  unto  thee 
Uof.  1 4.4.I  will  love  them  freely 
Mat.  1  o.  8  .freely  ye  h  ive  received,  freely  give 
^ff.2.i9.men  and  brethren,let  me  freely  fpeak 
i646.the  K.knowSjbefbre  whom  I  fpeak  fiecly 
24-being  juftitied  freely  by  his  grace 
.  with  him  freely  give  us  all  things 
.  12. might  know  things/rfc/jgiven  to  us 

2  Cor.  1 1. 7.I  preached  the  Gofpel  of  God  freely 
Revel.zi.6.give  of  the  fountain  of  life  freely 

2  2. 1 8. and  whofoever  will  let  him  take  freely 
^Free  man. 

1  Cor.-j.zz.  called  in  the  L.is  the  Lords  free  man 
Kra.6.i5.every  free  man  hid  themfelves 

Jftd  offering  and  offerings. 
Exo.  3  6.3  .brought  free  offerings  every  morning 
Amo.q.  5. proclaimed  publifli  the  free  offerings 
JFrcqaent. 

2  Cor.  1 1 . 2 3  .in  prifons  more  frcque. in  deaths  ofte 
■fxv&will. 

E^r.  7. 1 3  .of  their  own  free-vi ill  to  go  up  to  Jeruf. 

■$K&/-mll  offering. 
Lcvit.zz.zi.ot:  a  free-will  offering  in  beeves 

2  3. that  mayeft  thou  offer  of  afce-wil  offer. 
Num.  1  f  .3 .or  in  a  frec-v/il  offering%or  in  folem.fe. 
Deut.  16. 1  o.with  a  tribute  of  z  free-will  offering 
23.23.  a  free-will  offering  fhah  thou  performe 
E^r.1.4.  befides  the/m?-will  offer.forthe  houfe 
3.5.  willingly  offered  a  frce-wil  offer,  to  the  L. 
7 . 1 6. with  the  free-will  offering  pf  the  people 
8.28.lilverand  gold  are  a  free-will offering  1 
■$X<%.-vt>ill  offerings. 
Levit. 2 2. 1 8. and  for  all  his/rce-will  offerings 
2  3 . 3  8»  befidc  all  your  free-wil  offerings  w  h  ich 
Numb.z9.i^. 
Deut.  1 2.6.thither  bring  your/i^-will  offerinas 

17. nor  thy/rcf-wjlloffer.or  heave-offerings 
2  Chro.^  1 . 1 4.  Imnah  was  over  the  free-will  offer. 
Pfal.1io.108.  accept  the  free-wil  offer.ofmymo. 

•ft&pjoman. 
Gal. 4. 21. two  fonsby  abond-maid,bya//r^  wo. 
2  3  .he  of  the  free  woman  was  by  promife 
30.not  heire  with  the  fon  of  the  free  woman 
3 1  .not  chil.of  the  bond-w.but  of  the  free  w. 
JFrcfi;. 
Num.  1 1.8.  tafte  of  it,  as  the  tafte  of  fre(h  oile 
Job  29. 20. my  glory  was  frcjh  in  me 
Pfal.yz.  10. 1  fhalbe  anointed  with  frcjh  oile 
Jam^.iz>no  fount. — both  yeeld  fait  water  81  fre. 

^Frefh?V. 
Job  3  3 . 2  5  .his  flefh  fhalbe  frefher  then  a  childs 
zffret. 

Levit.  13.5  5. burn  it  in  the  fire,it  is  fret  inward 
1  Sam.  1 .6.provoked  her  to  make  her  fret 
Pfal.  37.1  .fret  not  thy  felfe  becaufe  of  evill  doers 
7. fret  not  thy  felfe.becaufe  of  him,  who 
S.fret  not  thy  felfe  in  any  wife  to  do  evill 
Pr0.z4.iQ.frct  not  thy  felfe  becaufe  of  evill  men 
Ifa-S.z  1  .when  they  be  hungry,  they  fhal  fr.themC. 

^FretteD. 

E%e\.  1 6.4  3  .but  haft  fretted  me  in  all  thefe  things 

■fxzttzty. 
Pro.  19. 3.and  his  heart  frettcth  againft  the  Lord 

jfretttng, 
Lev.  13.51.  plague  is  a  fretting  leprofie,it  is  uncle. 
5  i.it  is  a  fretting  leprofie,it  flialbe  burnt 
14.44.if  the  plague  be  fpread,it  is  a/Jf.leprofie 

^FrfcnD. 

Gra.38.12.he  and  his  friend  Hirah  the  Adullam. 
lo.fent  Judah  the  kid  by  the  hand  of  his  fri. 
Exo.  33.11  .God  fpakc  to  Mofes  as  a  man  to  hisfr. 
Deut.  1 3 .6.or  thy  friend  entice  thee  fecretly 
Judg.  1 4.20.WI10111  he  had  ufed  as  his  friend 
2Sfl»2.i3.?'Amnon  had  africnd,who{e  name  was 
i<.37.HudiaiDavids  friend  came  into  the  city 
1 6. 1 6.when  Hufhai  Davids  friend  was  come 
17. is  this  thy  kindneffe  to  thy  friend 

why  wenteft  thou  not  with  thy  friend 

1  Kw^-f.Zabud  fon  of  Nathan  the  kings  friend 

2  Ck0.2O.7.gaveft  it  to  the  feed  of  Abra.thy/W««/ 
--  -  -  ./ob  6. 1 4.  pity 


\ 


FRI       FRI 


FRO       FRO 


F  R  6      F  R  U 


Jc&  6. 14.  pity  ihould  (k  the  wed  from  his  friend 

27. and  you  digge  a  pit  for  your  friend 
Vfal-i  y.i4.as  though  he  had  been  my  friend 
4 1  .g.mine  own  familiar  friend  hath  lifted 
8  8 .  r  8  friend  haft  thou  put  far  from  me 
Pro.6. 1  .if  thou  be  furety  for  thy  friend 

j.whencomeintothehand  of thy  friend 

humble  thy  felfe,make  fure  thy  friend 
17.17.  afriendlovcth  at  all  times 

18. furety  in  the  prefence  of  his  friend 
18.14.is  a  friend  that  ftickethdofer  then  a  bro. 
1 9.6.1's  a  friend  to  him  that  giveth  gifts 
2  j.  1 1  .loveth  purenefs — the  king  (halbe  his/h 
27.6.faithfull  are  the  wounds  of  a  friend 
5?.fb  a  mans  friend  by  hearty  counfell 
io.thineown/?7!??zi,  and  thy  fathers 

friend  fox  fake  not ;  neither  go  Into  thy 
I4.that  blcfleth  his  friend  with  a  loud  voice 
I7.fharpcneth  the  countenance  of  his  friend 
Cant.  y.  1 6. this  my  beloved,and  this  is  my  friend 
Jfa.41  ,8.the  feed  of  Abraham  my  friend 
Jer.6.z\.  the  neighbour  and  his  friend  (hattpexilh 

ip.o.eat  every  man  the  flefli  of  his  friend 
Hof.  3.  1. beloved  of  her  friend,yet  an  adultereffe 
Mh. 7.1. unit  ye  not  in  afriend,pnt  not 
Mat. xi.iy.a  friend  of  publicans  &  fin.  Z/^.7.34. 
20. 1  j  friend,  I  do  thee  no  wrong 
22. 1  z.fricnd,  how  cameft  thou  in  hither 
26.yo./J'iesd,wherefore  art  thou  come 
Iw^.i  1.  y.which  of  you  (hall  have  a  friend,^  flial 
fay  unto  him,  Friendjend  me  3  .loaves 
6.for  a  friend  of  mine  in  his  journey 
8.  though  not  becaufe  he  is  his  friend,  yet 
14. lo.may  fay,  Friend,  go  up  higher 
John  2. zg.fr'iend  of the  bridegroome rejoyceth 
1 1.1  x.cux  friend  Lazarus  fleepeth 
1 5.1 3  .man  lay  down  his  life  for  his  friend 
1 9. 1 2.thou  art  not  Cefars  friend 
Aft.  1 2. 20. made  the  kings  chamberlain  their  fue. 
^<a».2. 23. Abraham  was  called  the  friendofGod 
4.  ^.a  friend  of  the  world  is  an  enemy  of  God 
JFrtcnt)ljj« 
Judg.ig. i. went  after  her  to  [peak  friendly  to  her 
Ruth  2.i3.forthat  thou  haft  fpoken  friendly 
Prfl.18.24.hath  friends,muft  (hew  himfelf  friendly 

Gen.z6.z6  Ahufcizah  one  of  his  fricnds,8c  Phicol 
1 5aw.30.26.fent  of  the  fpoile  to  Ms  friends 
z  Sam..  3. 8  .which  (hew  kindnefle  unto  his  friends 
ip.e^.loveft  thine  enemies,  hateft  thy  friends 
1  2^,ot.i6.i  i.he  left  him  not  one  of  his  friends 
Ej?.y.io.he  fent,and  called  for  his  friends 
i4>thenfaid  all  his  friends  unto  him 
6.1 3.Haman  told  all  his  friends  every  thing 
Job  2. 1 1. when  Jobs  three  friends  heard  of  all 
16.20.my  friends  fcorn  me,but  mine  eye 
1 7.  y. that  fpeaketh  flattery  to  his  friends ,even 
1 9.  i4.my  familiar  friends  have  forgotten  me 

2 1. have  pity  upon  my  friends 
3  2 . 3  .alfo  againft  his  three  friends 
42. 7. my  wrath  is  kindled  againft  thee  &  z.fri. 
20.when  he  prayed  for  his  friends 
Pfal.  38.11  .my  lovers  and  friends  ftand  afar  cfF 
Pro.  14. 20, the  rich  hath  many  friends 

i6.i8.awhifpererfeparatethchiefe/>?ra,& 
i7.o.thatrepeateth  a  matter,feparateth/rifl«fc 
18.24.that  hath  frhnds,muft (hew  friendly 
1 9.4.  wealth  maketh  many  friends 
7 .his  friends  go  far  from  him 
Cant.  y . 1  .eat,0  friends  jlxink,  yea  drink 
Jer.zo.^.We  make  thee  a  terrour  to  all  thy  friends 
6. he  buried  there,thou  and  all  thy  friends 
38.22.thy  friends  havefet  thee  on 
Lam.x.z.friends  have  dealt  treacheroufly  with  her 
Zccb.  1 3.6.wounded  in  the  houfe  of  my  friends 
Mar.t.z  i.whcn  his  friends  heard  of  it 

5.i9.faith  untohim„Go  home  to  thy  friends 
Lu\.j.6.x.he  Centurion  km  friends  to  him 
1  z.q.my  friendsjoe  not  affraid  of  them  th.3t 
1 4. 1 2.makeft  a  dinner,call  not  thy  friends 
1  5.6.  he  calleth  together  his  friends 
o.hath  found  it,(he  calleth  her  friends 
29.  that  I  might  make  merry  with  my  frien. 
1 6. 9. make  to  yourfelves//i«Z<if  of  the  Mamm. 
1 1 . 1  6. (he  fhalbe  betrayed  by  friends 
23.i2.PiIateandHerod  was  made /We»«k 


John  1  j.  1 3  -lay  down  his  life  for  his  friends 
i4.ye  are  my  friends,if ye  do  what 

I  y.but  I  have  called  you  friends 
Aft.  10. 24.Cornelius  called  together  his  friends 

19.3  i.eertain  which  were  his  friends  ,fent  to 
27.3  .gave  him  liberty  to  go  to  his  friends 
3  John  1 4.  out  friends  falutcgreet  the friends 

Prfl.22.24.make  no  friendfhip  with  an  angry  man 
Jam.  4. 4.  friendfj. of  the  world  is  enmity  to  God 

fringe. 
'Num.  1  y.3  8  .pn  t  upon  the  fringe  a  riband  of  blew 
35j.it  fhalbe  unto  you  for  a  fringe 

NaOT.15.38.bid  them  that  they  make  them  fringes 
Deut. zz.i  2-  malt  make  thee  fringes  upon  the  gua. 

Exod.S.z.I  will  fmite  all  thy  borders  mth  frogs 
3  .and  the  river  (hall  bring  foith  frogs 
4-and  the  frogs  (hall  come  up  both 
y.ftretch  forth  thine  hand,caufe /wgj  to 
6.and  the/rag*  came  up,and  covered 
7 .Magicians  brought  up  frogs  upon  the  land 
8.intreat  the  Lord  he  may  take  away  the  fro. 
Q.to  deftroy  the  frogs  from  thee 

I I  .and  the  frogs  (hail  depart  from  thee 
1 2.cried  unto  the  Lord  becaufe  of  the  frogs 
1 3  .and  the  frogs  died  out  of  the  houfes 

P/fc/.78.45.hefent/>'<ig$which  deftroyed  them 

10y.30.and  the  land  brought  forth  frogs 
Rev.  1 6. 1 3 .1  faw  three  unclean  fpirits  like  frogs 

To  and  jf  to. 
Gra.8.7.araven,which  went  to  and  fro 
2  Kjn.4.2  y. walked  in  the  houfe  to  and  fro 
2  Chro.  1  <?.o.eyes  of  the  Lord  run  to  Si  fro  thorow 
Job  i.7-.Satan  faid,From  going  to  Stfr.in  the  ea. 

Verfe  22. 
7.4.I  am  full  of  tofling  to  and  fro 
1 3 . 2  y.wilt  thou  break  a  leaf  driven  to  and  fro 
Ffal.10j.z7. they  reele  to  and  fro,and  ftagger 
Pro.  2  i.g.is  a  vanity  tofled  to  and  fro 
lfa.z4.zo.1he  earth  fliall  reele  to  and  fro 
33.4.  as  therunningtoand/rooflocufts 
49.2 1  .a  captaine  removing  to  and  fro 
Jer."j .  1 .  run  ye  to  and  fro  thorow  the  ftreets 

49.3.1ament,and  run  to  and  fro  by  the  hedges 
E%t!{.zj.  ip.Dan  and  Javan  going  to  and  fro 
Dan.  1 2.4.many  (hall  run  to  and  fro  in  the  city 
Joel  2.9>they  fliall  run  to  and  fro  in  the  city 
Amo.B.i  2. (hall  run  to  and  fro  to  feck  the  Lord 
Zech.  r .  1  o.  walk  to  and  fro  thorow  the  earth 

1 1  .we  have  walked  to  Si  fro  thorow  the  ear. 
4.  io.the  eyes  which  run  to  and  fro  thorow 
6.7-that  they  may  walk  to  and  fro 

walk  to  and  fro  thorow  the  earth 
fo  they  walked  to  and  fro 
Ephef4.i4.no  more  children,  tofl'ed  to  &  fro  with 
jftom. 

1  Sarn.6.%from  offyou,and  from  off  your  lands 
Mat  .4. 2  y.multitudes/rflOT  Decapolis,/?flOT.  Jex.fr. 

from  Judea,  and  from  beyond  Jordan 
John  y.34 Jsutl  receive  not  teftimony/roOT  man 
8 .4 1 .1  receive  not  honour  from  men 

42.I  proceeded ,and  came  from  God 
i2.27.Father,fave  me  from  this  houre 
i3.3.andthathe  was  come  from  God 
16.27  Jieleeved  tnit  I  came  out  from  God 
3o.we  beleeve  thou  cameft  forth  from 

See  '§iix\,$®zMt)®,<$,x)tm,M8,ym. 
ifxotit. 

2  Sam.  1  o.o.faw  the  front  of  the  battel  was  againft 
2  Cfo-0.3.4.pOrch  in  the  front  of  the  houfe 

■fttmitts. 
£^£.25.9.  his  cities  which  are  on  his  frontiers 

jfwmtitfg. 

Exod.  13. 1 6.  fhalbe  for  frontlets  betwixt  thine  eies 
D«/tf.6.8.fhalbe  asfrontletshetween  thine  eyes 
1 1 . 1 8  .that  they  may  be  as  frontlets  between 

Gen.  3 1.40  .drought  confumed  tnet8i  frofi  by  night 
Exod.  1 6. 1 4.1ay  as  fmall  as  the  hoare  frofi 
Job  37.  io.by  the  breath  of  Godfrofl  is  given 

38.20.hoary  froft,\vho  hath  gendred  it 
PyS.78.47.deftroied  their  Sycamore  trees  with//'. 

147. 1 6.  he  fcattereth  the  hoare  frofi  like  aihes 
Zer.36.30.and  in  the  night  to  the  frofi 


Deut .3  2 .2Cthey  are  a  very  froward generation 
z  55.22.27.with  the  froward  thou  wiltfhew  thy 
Job  5 . 1 3  .froward  is  carried  headlong 
P/tf/.i8.26./*w.thou  wilt  (hew  thy  (eif  froward 

101.4.  a  froward  heart  fliall  depart  from  me 
P/o.2.1 2.  from  the  man  that  fpeaketh  /hw.thin°s 
1 5. and  they  froward  in  their  paths 
3 .3  zfroward  is  abomination  to  the  Lord 
4.24.put  away  from  thee  a  froward  momh 
6.i2.wicked  walketh  with  a  froward mouth 
S.g.there  is  nothing  frowardin  them 

13.  the  froward  mouth  do  I  hate 
10.3 1. the  froward  tongue  (halbe  cut  off 
1  x,  zo. froward  heatt  is  abomination  to  the  Lo. 
1 6. z8. a  froward  man  foweth  ftrife 

3o.fhutteth hiseyesto deviCe froward  things 
17. zo.afroward  heart  iindethno  good 
2 1. 8. the  way  of  a  man  is  froward 
a  a.  y.fnares  are  in  the  way  of  the  froward 
1  Pet.z.i  8.fervants  be  fubje.fl:  to  the  froward 

lfi.17-1 7.went  on  frowardly  in  the  way  of  his  he. 

JFrottatDneffe. 
Vro.z.14.  delight  in  the  fiowardnc/J'e  of  the  wicked 

6.i4.frowardne(fe  is  in  his  heart 

10.3  2.mouth  of  the  wicked  fpeaketh  fiowardnes 
7-,  o  Jfwjen. 

job  38.30.  and  the  face  of  the  deep  is  frozen 

Gen.i  .29. given  you  every  tree  in  which  is  thefru. 
3 . 2.we  may  eat  of  the  fruit  of  the  trees 
3. but  of  the  fruit  of  the  tree  in  the  midft 
6.Eve  took  of  the  fruit  thereof,  and  did  eat 
4.3  .Cain  brought  of  the  fruit  of  the  ground 
30,2.withheld  from  thee  the  fruit  oitht  womb 
Exod.  10. 1  y.and  did  eat  all  the  frisk  of  the  trees 

2  i.22.her/J-«i?departfrom  her,  and  yet 
Levit.  1 9. 23  .count  all  the  fruit  as  uncircumcifed 
24.1'n  the  fourth  year  the  fruit  ftnlbe  holy 
2f  .in  the  fifth  year  eat  the  fruit  thereof 
23.3cj.whenye  have  gathered  in  thefru.ye  flial 
2  5. 3  .fix  years  gather  in  the  fruit  thereof 
i9.and  the  land  (hall  yeeld  hex  fruit 
n.it  fliall  bring  forth  fruit  for  three  years 
22.and  eat  yet  of  o\d  fruit 
i6.4.and  the  trees  (hall  yeeld  their  fruit 
i7.30.uthe  of  the  fruit  is  the  Lords 
Num.i  3.26.(hewed  them  thefrait  of  the  land 

27.came  to  the  land,and  this  is  the  fruit  of  it 
Deut.x.zi  .they  tookof  the  fruit  in  their  hands 
7. 1 3.wifl  blefle  the  fruit  of  thy  land 
1  i.i7.andthat  the  land  yeeld  not  her  fruit 
22.p.left  the  fruit  of  thy  feed,which 

and  the  fruit  of  the  vineyard  be  defiled 
26.2.flialt  take  of  the  firft  of  all  the  fruit 
28.4.bleffed  (halbe  the  fruit  of  thy  body 

fruit  of  thy  ground,  fruit  of  thy  dttell 
1 1  .plenteous  in  the  fruit  of  thy  body 

in  fruit  of  cattell,  in  fruit  of  ground 
i8.curfed  (halbe  the  fruit  of  thy  body,8c/j"«. 
3  3.the/n«'i  of  thy  land  fliall  a  nation 
40.thine  Olive  fliall  caft  his  fruit 
42.aH  thy  fruit  (hall  locufts  confume 
y  1  .he  fliall  eat  the  fruit  of  thy  cattell 

and  the  fruit  of  thy  land,  untill 
53. fliall  eat  the  fruit  of  thine  own  body 
30.9.plenteous  in  the  fruit  of  thy  body 

fruit  of  thy  catttW,  fruit  of  thy  land 
.Jo/!  5. 1 2. they  did  eat  of ^the  frisk  of  Canaan 
Judg.g.  1 1  .(hould  I  forfake  my  good  fruit 
2  Sam.  1 6.2.fummer/Jv«r  for  the  young  men 
Neh.9.36.  land  thou  gaveft  to  eat  the  fruit  thereof 
io.3  5.tobringthe/>«i£ofalltrees 

37.  and  bring  thefneof  all  manner  of  trees 
Pfal.z  x.xo.theix  fruit  (halt  thou  deftroy 

7  2. 16. fruit  thereof  (hall  (hake  like  Lebanon 
1 04.1 3  .earth  is  fatisfied  with  the  fruit  of  thy 
10  y.  3  y. devoured  the  fruit  of  their  ground 
1 27. 3  -fruit  of  the  womb  is  his  reward 
1 3  2. 1 1 .  fruit  of  thy  body  will  I  fet  upon  thy 
Pro.  1.3 1. eat  of  the  fruit  of  their  owne  way 
8.19.  my  fruit  is  better  then  gold 
1  o.  1 6.the  fruit  of  the  wicked  to  fin 
1  i.io.fruk  of  the  righteous  is  a  tree  of  life 
1 2. 1 2.root  of  the  righteous  yeeldeth  fruit 

1 4.fatisfied 


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i4.fatisfied  with  good  by  fruit  of  his  mouth  r 
ij.i.fhall  eat  good  by  fmt  of  his  mouth 
18.20.be  fatisfied  with  the  fruit  of  his  mouth 

ii.that  love  it,fhall  eat  the  fruit  thereof 
27.18.fo  keepeth  the  fig-tree  fhall  eat  the  fruit 
2  i.i6.with  the  fruit  of  her  hand  flic  planteth 
3 1. give  her  of  the  fmt  of  her  hand 
Owt.i.3.his  fmt  was  fweet  to  my  tafte 
8.1  i.forthe  fruit  thereof  was  to  bring 
i2  thofe  that  keep  the  fruit  two  hundred 
J/S.j.io.they  fhall  eat  the  fruit  of  their  doings 
4.2.and the  fruitoi the  earth fhalbe 
io. 1 2.1  will  puniih  the  fruitoi  the  flout  heart 
1 7 '  i8lhave  no  pitie  on  the  fruit  of  thy  wombe 
i4.'29.his  fruit  a  fiery  flying  ferpent  _ 

27.6.and  fill  the  face  of  the  world  with  fruit 

o.this  the  fruit  to  take  away  his  fin 
28.4.as  the  hafty  fruil  before  the  fummer 
37.30.plam  vineyards,eatthe  fruit  thereof 
57.19.I  create  the  fruit  of  the  lips      _ 
6j.21.they  fhall  plant  and  eat  the  fruit 
Jer.z.7.brought  you  to  eat  the  fruit  thereof 
6. 1 9.even  the  fruit  of  their  thoughts 
7.20.myfury  upon  the  fruit  of  the  ground 
n.  1  6.0I1  ve  tree,  faire  and  of  goodly  fruit 
i9.let  us  deftroy  the  tree  with  the  fruit 
iz.i.they  grow,they  bring  forth  fmt       _ 
i7.8.neitlierftallceafefromyeeldingf««Z: 
io.according  to  the  fruit  of  his  doings 
2 1 .  i4.punifh  you  according  to  the  fruit  of  your 
29.  j  .plant  gardens,  and  eat  the  fruit  of  them 

Verfe  28. 
3 2a9.every.one  according  to  the  fruitoi  his 
la«.2.2o.(hall  the  woman  eat  the  fruit  of  her 
E%gk-  i7-9.cut  off  the  fruit  thereof,  that  it  wither 
19.12.eaft  wind  dried  up  her  fmt 

i4.fire  which  hath  devoured  her  fruit 
2$.4.they  fhall  eat  thy  fruit  and  drink 
34.27.tree  of  the  field  fhall  yeeld  her  fmt 
36.8.yeeld  your  fruit  to  my  people  Ifrael 
30.I  will  multiply  the  fmt  of  the  tree 
47.i2.neither  the  fruitbt  confumed 

it  fhall  bring  forth  new  fruit,  and 

the  fruit  thereof  fhalbe  for  meat 

Pd#.4.i2.andthe  fruit  thereof  much,  and  it  was 

Verfe  21. 
i4.he  cried  aloud,  Scatter  his  fruit 
Hof.cj.i6.Ephr.  is  fmitten,  they  fhall  bear  no  fruit 
io.i.bringeth  forth  fruit  unto  himfclf 

1 3  .ye  have  eaten  the  fruit  of  lies 
14.8  .from  me  is  thy  fruit  found 
Amos  2.9.I  deftroyed  his  fruit  from  above 
6.i2.turned  the  fruit  of  righteoufneffe  into 
7.14.I  was  a  gatherer  of  Sycamore  fruity 
8.i.and  behold  a  basket  of  fummer  fruit 

Verfe  2. 
9.i4.fhall  plant  gardens  and  eat  the  fruit 
Micab  6.7.  fruit  of  my  body  for  the  fin  of  my  foul 
7.i3.1and  defolate  for  the  fruit  of  their  doings 
Hab.3 . 1 7.neither  fruit  in  the  vines 
Hag.  1.  icthe  earth  is  flayed  from  her  fruit 
Zecb.S.iz.the  vine  fhall  give  her  fruit 
Mal.i. 1 2.table  polluted,and  the  fruit  thereof 

3.n.neitherfhallthe  vine  caft  her  fruit         , 
Afaf.j.io.which  bringeth notforth good  fruit 
7 . 1 7-good  tree  bringeth  forth  good  fruit 

corrupt  tree  bringeth  forth  evill  fruit 

18. a  good  tree  cannot  bring  forth  evill  fruit 

neith.  a  cor.  tree  bring  forth  good  fruit 

i9.that  bringeth  not  forth  good  fruit 

12.3  j.either  make  the  tree  good,  and  his  fruit 

els  make  the  tree  corrupt,and  his  fruit 

the  tree  is  knownby  his  fruit 

21.19.ktno  fruit  grow  on  thee 

34.when  the  time  of  fruit  drew  neer 
26.29.I  will  not  drink  of  this  fruit  of  the  vine 
Ato\4.7.thorns  choaked  it,  and  it  yeelded  no  fruit 
8.other  did  yeeld  fruit  that  fprang  up 
20.fuch  as  hear,and  bring  forth  fruit 
1 1 . 1 4,no  man  eat  fruit  of  thee  hereafter 
1 2.2.might  receive  the  fruit  of  the  vineyard 
14.2y.drmk  no  more  of  the  fruitoi  the  vine 
Lu\e  i.42.and  bleffed  is  the  fruitoi  thy  wombe 
6.44.every  tree  is  known  by  his  fruit 
1 3. 6. and  he  came  and  fought  fruit  thereon 
7.I  came  feeking  fruit  on  this  fig-tree 


20. 10. that  they  fhculd  give  him  of  the  fruit 
22.18.not  drink  of  the  fruit  of  the  vine,untill 
fob.4.$6.and  gathereth  fruit  to  life  eternall 
Affs  2.30.ofthe  fruit  of  his  loines  he  would  raife 
Rom.1.1 3  .havefome  fruit  among  you,  even  as 
6.2i.what  fruit  hud  yethenof  thofe  thinos 

22.ye  have  your  fruit  unto  holineffe 
1 j. 28. when  I  have  fealed  to  them  this  ftuit 
1  Cor.c).  7.planteth  a  viney.Sc  eatethnot  of  the  fru. 
<?^.j.22.but  the  fruitoithe  Spirit  is  love 
Epb.  j.cy.fruit  of  the  Spirit  is  in  all  goodnefTe 
Fhil.i.zz.iil  live,this  is  the  fruit  of  my  labour 

4. 17.I  feint  fruit  that  may  abound 
Co/.i.6.which  bringeth  forth  fruit  in  you 
He£.i2.n.yeeldeththequiet  fruitoi  righteoufn. 

I3.i5.byhim  offer  the  fruit  of  our  lips 
J  aim. 2.1% -fruit  of  righteoufneffe  is  fowen  in  peace 

j.i8.prayed,and  the  earth  brought  forth  fruit 
Jude  iz.whoic  /i'«i£withereth, without  fruit 
Ke^.22.2.treeyeeldeth  her  fruit  every  moneth 

Bare,  bcare,  or,  beareth  Jfrtlit. 
2 1'C«s!g.i9.3o.ro6't  downwjrdsand  bear //.upward 

J/fl.37.31. 
£^^.17. 8. in  a  good  foyl,  that  it  might  bear  fruit 
23.fb.all  bring  forth  boughs,and  beare  fruit 
Ho/!9.i6.Ephraim  is  fmir.they  fhall  bear  no  fruit 
Joel  2. 12.be  not  afraid,the  tree  beareth  her  fruit 
Mat.  1 3. 2 3. which  alfo  beareth  fruit  and  bringeth 
Luke  8.8.fell  on  good  ground,and  bare  fruit 

i^.p.if  it  bear  fruit,  well;  if  not,  then  after  ( 
John  1  y.2.every  branch  that  beareth  not  fruit 

every  branch  that  beareth  fruit,  he 
4.branch  cannot  bear  fruit  of  it  felf 
8. bear  much  fruit,  io  fhall  ye  be  my  difcip. 
Bring,bringetb,or,biought  forth  jftuit. 
tJumb.i  3. 20, and  bring  of  the  fruitoi  the  land 
Yfal. ii.that  bringeth  forth  his  fruit  in  his  fcafon 

92.14.fhaH  ftillbring  forth  fruit  in  old  age 
£^£.36.  i  i.they  fhall  increafe  &  bring  forth  fruit 
Htf/Tio.i.Ifrael  bringeth  forth  fruit  to  himfelf 
Mtf.13.16.when  the  blade  brought  forth  fruit 
M«-.4.20.fuch  as  hear  and  bring  forth  fruit 
28.forthe  earth  bringeth  forth  fruit    ' 
29.but  when  the  fruit  is  brought  forth 
Lube  3.9.tree  which  bringeth  not  forth  good  fruit 
6.43.good  tree  bringeth  not  forth  corrupt  fruit 
neither  a  cor.tree  bring  forth  good  fruit 
8.i4.and  bring  no  fruit  to  perfection 
1  y.and  bring  forth  fruit  with  patience 
J0b.1z.z4.ii  it  die,it  bringeth  forth  much  fruit 
1  j.2.that  it  may.bring  forth  more  fruit 
j.the  fame  bringeth  forth  much  fruit 
1 6.chofen  you,fhould  bring  forth  fruit 
Rom.j. ^.thzt  we  fhould  bring  forth  fruit 

5>did  work  to  bring  forth  fruit  unto  death 
Firfi  ftttit.  See  fixtt. 
ftait  trees. 
Neh.9. 1 y. full  of  fruit  trees  in  abundance 

Ycelding  ;tfruu% 

G#?.i.u.fruit  treeyeelding  fruitzittx  his  kinde 

1 2.the  tree  yeelding  fruit  after  his  kinde 

iFntftfuU. 

Geti.i. 22.be  fruitfull  and  multiply  Ver.28. 

Chap.8.17.  &  9.17.  &  3  J.i  1. 

17.6.I  will  make  thee  exceeding  fruitfull 

20.I  will  make  Ifhmael  fruitfull 
26.22.hath  made  room,we  fhalbe  fruitfull 
■    28.3  .God  almighty  make  thee  fruitfull 
41.  j2.caufed  me  to  be  fruitfull  in  the  land 
48.4.I  will  make  thee  fruitfull 
49.22J0f.is a  /r«tf/bough,even  a fruitf.bough 
£OT^.i.7.childrenof  Ifrael  were  fruitfull 
Lev.z6.9l  will  make  you  fruitfull 
Ffal. 107.24.3.  fruitfulll&nd  into barrennefle 
i28.3.thy  wife  fhalbe  as  a  fruitfull  vine 
i48.9.mountainsand  all  hi\s,  fruitfull  trees 
lftt.%.  1. hath  a  vineyard  in  a  very  fruitfull  hill 
10. 1 8.and  fhall  confume  his  fruitfull  field 
i7.6.in  the  outmoft  fruitfull  branches  thereof 
3  2: 1  z.they  fhall  lament  for  the  fruitfull  vine 
/e/-.4.26.1oe  the  fruitfull  place  was  a  wilderneffe 

23.3.they  fhalbe  fruitfull  and  increafe 
Eyk  1 7.  y. and  planted  it  in  a  fruitfull  Held 

19.10.fhe  was  fruitful! and  full  of  branches 
Hof.i  3.1 5. though  he  be  fruitfull,  an  eaft  wind 
Acls  4.i7.and  gave  us  fruitfull feafons 


Cfl/.i.io.being  fruit full  in  every  good  work 
fruitfull  field,  SeeJFtelO. 
rJFtnttsf. 
Gen.^.i  1. take  of  the  beft  fruits  of  the  land 
Exod.zz.zty. not  delay  to  offer  firft  of  ripe  fruits 

23.io.(ixyeers  gather  in  the  fruits  thereof 
Lev.z  j. 1  y.unto  the  number  of  yeers  of  the  fruits 

Verfe  16. 
2  2.untill  her  fruits  come  in,  eat  of  the  old 
26. 20.ndther  the  trees  yeeld  their  fruits 
Deaf.33.14.for  the  precious  fruits  brought  forth 
2  Saw.?. io.and  thou  (halt  bring  in  the  fruits 

i6.i.Ziba  with  an  hundred  of  fummer  fruits 
z  ft»g.8.6.re{rore  all  the  fruits  of  the  field 
i9.2  9.plantvineyards,and  eat  the  fruits 
job  3 1.39  if  I  have  eaten  the  fruits  thereof 
P fal.  10  7. 37.  fow  fields  which  may  yeeld  fruits 
£a/.2.5.phntcd  trees  in  them  of  all  kindes  of  ft. 
0^.4. 13. an  orchard  with  pleafant  fruits 

i6.let  my  beloved  eat  his  pleafant  fruits 
6.1  i.I  went  to  fee  the  fruits  of  the  valley 
7. 1 3. at  our  gate  are  all  pleafant  fruits 
I/a.33.9.Bafhan  &  Carmel  fluke  off  heir  fruits 
Lam.q.y.pine  away  for  want  of  the  fruits  of 
Mal.2.1  i.not  deftroy  the  fruits  of  your  ground 
Ataf.3.8.bring  forth  therefore  fruits  meet  for 
7.i6.ye  fhall  know  them  by  their  fruits 
20.by  their  fruits  ye  fhall  know  them 
21.34.that  they  might  receive  the  fruits 
4i.ffi3ll  render  him  the  fruits  in  their  feafons 
43.giv.to  a  nation  bringing  forth  the  fruits 
Lukj  3.8.bring  forth  fruits  worthy  of  repentance 
1 2. 17.no  room  where  to  bellow  my  fruits 
i8.and  there  will  I  bellow  all  my  fruits' 
2  O\9.io.increafethe  fruits  of  your  righteoufn. 
Pfc/.i.  11. being  filled  withthe/hwfrof  righteouf. 
2  Twz.  2.6.husbandman  firft  partaker  of  the  fruits 
Jam.  2 . 1 7-wifdorHe  from  above  full  of  good  fruits 

5.7. husbandman  waiteth  for  the  fruits  of 

Rev.  18. 14.  fruits  thy  foul  lulled  after  are  departed 

22.2-tree  bare  twelve  manner  of  fruits 

'     Firfi  3FfUft0,See#(rft, 

Summer  JFruftS. 

zSam.i6.i.whh  an  hundred  of  fdmmer  fruits 

i6.9.for  thy  fummer  fruits  arc  fallen 
./V^o.io.gather  ye  wine  and  fummer  fruits 
i2.Jews  gathered  wine  and  fummer  fruits 
48.3  2.fpoiler  is  fallen  upon  thy  fummer  fruits 
Micab  7.1.  as  when  they  gathered  the  fummer  fir. 

JFrttftrate, 
E'zja  4  5. hired  counfellers  to  fru^r ate  their  purp. 
Cal.z.zi.I  do  not  frufirate  the  grace  of  God 

^vuftvateth. 
/yZt.44. 2 5. that  fruflratetb  the  tokens  of  the  liars 

Z.cw.7.i2.mingled  with  oyl  of  fine  flowre  fryed 
1  Cfora.23.29.in  the  pan,  &  for  that  which  is  fryed 

Lev.z.j .meat-offering baken  in  a  frying-pan 
7 .9.all  that  is  dreffed  in  the  frying-pan 

Jfnell,  See  -j(Fe5»cII, 

Gen.it.  1  i.a  fugitive  and  a  vagabond  fhalt  thou  be 
14.I  fhalbe  a  fugitive  and  a  vagabond 
5F«Sitite0. 
Judg.i 2.4-ye  Gileadites  are  fugitives  oi Ephraim 
z  lQng.z^.ii.zndtht  fugitives  that  fellaway 
Jfa.i  j.  j.his  fugitives  fhall  flee  unto  Zoar 
£^.i7.2i.and  all  his  fugitives  with  all  his  bands 

JFauY 
Gew.14.10.vale  of  Siddim  was  fulloifiime  pits 
1  j.i6.iniquity  of  the  Amorites  is  not  yet  full 
2j.8.Abraham  an  old  marijand  full  of  yeers 
35.29.tfaacbeingoldand/«//ofdayes 
4i.i.atthe  end  of  two  full  yeers 
7.thin  ears  devoured  the  feven  full  eares 
22.feven  ears  came  up  full  and  good 
43.2 1. our  money  in  //^weight 
Exod.S.z  i.houfes  flialbe  full  of  fwarms  of  flies 
i6.33.putanOmer  /«//of  Manna  therein 
22.3.he  fhould  make  full  restitution 
Lev.z.  i4.even  corn  beaten  out  oi  full  eares 

16.1z.fhaU  take  a  cenfer  full  of  burning  coals 
and  his  hand  full  of  fweet  incenfe 
19.29.and  the  land  become/^//  of  wickedneffe 
2j.29.withina  full  yeer  may  he  redeem  it 

30. if! 


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FUL 


jo.if  not  redeemed  within  a  full  yeer 
W«;».7.i3.bothof  them  full  of  fine  flowr  Ver.19, 

i4.fpobn  of  ten  fhekels,/##of  mcenle 

V.20,26,3  2,3 8,44,58* 56,62,68  74,80. 

7  86.golden  fpoons,were  twelve  full  of  mcenle 

22.18  if  Balak  give  me  his  houfe  full  of  filver 

Chap.24.13. 

Deia.6.1 1. and  houfes  /«#  of  all  good  things 

when  thou  (halt  have  eaten  &  be  full 
Chsp.8.10,12. 
1 1 . 1  yiiha't  thou  mayeft  eat  and  be  /«// 
ai.  1  3  .and  bewail  her  father  a  /«//moneth 
33.2j.Naphtali  full  with  the  blef.  of  the  L. 
24.9J0fb.Ua/w#  of  the  fpirit  of  wifdome 
/«^g.6.j8.wringed  the  dew,  a  bowl  full  of  water 

16.27.now  the  houfe  was  full  of  men 
Ruth  1.21.I  went  out  full,md  the  Lord  hath 
2.1 2.and  a.  full  reward  be  given  thee 

1  Sam.z.  5  .they  that  were  full,  have  hired  out 

18.27.gave  them  in  full  tale  unto  the  king 
27-7.in  the  countrey  of  the  Philift.  a  full  yeer 

2  S<»8.8.2.with  one  /##lineto  keep  alive 

ij.22.after  two  full  yeers  Abfalomhad  fheep 
14.28.dwdt  two/«//yeersjand  faw  not  the 
23.11.was  apeece  of  ground  /Moflcntiles 
z  2^i?;g.3.i6.make  this  valley  full  of  ditches 
4.6.when  the  vcflels  were  full,  fhe  faid 
jp.gathered  wild  gourds  his  lap  full 
qz.  full  eares  of  corn  in  the  husk  thereof 
6.i7.the  mountains  were  fullo£ horfes 
7.1  y.all  the  way  was  full  of  garments 
9.24.  Jehu  drew  a  bow  with  his  /Mftrength 
10.2'i.and  the  houfeof  Baal  was  full 
ly.ij.Shallumreigneda/w/'/moneth  inSama. 

1  Cbro.11.1  j.was  a  parcell  of  ground  full  ofbaxl. 

2i.22.fhaltgrantitme  forthe  full  price 

24.I  will  verily  buy  it  for  a  full  price 
2J.i.when  David  was  old  and  fulloi dayes 
29.28.and  he  died  /«//of  dayes 

2  C%<?#.24.i«|.Iehojadawaxedold,3nd  was  full  of 
Neh.Q.z$.polTeu~ed  houfes  full  of  all  goods 
Efth.^.^.then  wasHaman  full  of  wrath 

5.9.  full  of  indignation  againftMordecai 

Job  5. 26. (halt  come  to  thy  grave  in  a  fuUage 
7.4.I  am  full  of  toflings  to  and  fro 
10.1  $Xam  fulloi  confufion,  therefore  fee 
1  i.2.fhould  a  man  full  of  talk  be  juftified 
14. 1. man  is  of  few  dayes,  full  of  trouble 
20. 1 1  .his  bones  are  full  of  the  fins  of  his  youth 
21.23.one  diethin  his  full  fxrength 

24. his  brefts  are  fulloi  milk 
32.18.forI am  /Mofmatter,the  fpirit 
36.16.that  fet  on  thy  table  fulloi  fatnefle 
42. 17X0  Job  diedjbeing  old  and  full  6f  dayes 

Pfal.  17. 14-they  are  full  of  children,  and  leave 
69.2c.and  I  am  /#//ofheavineffe 
73.io.waters  of  a  full  cup  are  wrung  out 
74.20.are  fulloi  the  habitations  of  cruelty 
78.25.hefentthem  meat  to  the  full 
I04.i6.trees  of  the  Lord  are  full  of  fap 
1 27. 5-that  hath  his  quiver  fulloi  them 
144  1 3. that  our  garments  may  be  full 

Prov.17.1  .then  an  houfe  full  of  facrif.  with  ftrife 
27.7-the  fulliouX  loatheth  an  honey  combe 

zo. hell  and  deftruftion  are  never  full 
30.9.1eft  I -be  full,and  deny  thee,  and  fay 

£«&/i.7.into  the  fea,vet  the  fea  is  not  full 
8  .all  things  are  fulloi  labour 
4,6.then  both  the  hands  full  with  travell 
1  i.3.if  the  clouds  be  full  of  rain,  they 

lfa.i.n.l  am  fulloi  burnt  offerings  of  rams 
15.no!  hear:  your  h.inds  are  full  of  blood 
zi.it  was  fulloi  judgment  and  righteoufn. 
1  i.9.the  earth  fhalbe  fullof  the  knowledge  of 
1 3. 2 1. houfes  .fhalbe  fulloi  dolefull  creatures 
1 5.9.waters  of  Dimon  fhalbe  full  of  blood 
22.2.thou  that  art  fulloi  teres 

7.choiceft  valleyes  fhalbe  full  of  chariots 
25.6.3  feaft  of  fat  things,  fulloi  marrow 
28.8.all  tables  are  full  of  vomit 
30.27.hislips  are  full  of  indignation 
51.20.they  ate  fullofthe  fury  of  the  Lord 

/e>'.4. 1 2.even  a  full  wind  from  thofe  places 
5.7 .when  I  had  fed  them  to  the  full,  then 
6.1 1. therefore  I  am  full  of  the  fury 


28.3  .within  two  full  yeers  will  I  bring     ; 

1  i.within  the  fpace  of  two  full  yeers 
3  5_5.pots  full  of  wine,and  cups,  and  I  faid 
L^w.i.i.folitary,  that  was  fulloi  people 

3.30.he  is  filled  full  with  reproach 
£^c/£.i.i8.their  rings  were  fulloi  eyes 

io.4.court  was  full  of  the  brightneffe  of  the 

1 2.and  the  w  heels  were  full  of  eyes 
17.3.8  great  eagle/«# of  feathers 
j9.io.fhewasfrukfull,and  full  of  branches 
28.12.  full  of  wifdome,  ptrfe&  in  beauty 
3  2.6.and  the  rivers  fhalbe  full  of  thee 

i5.deftituteofthat,  whereas  it  was  fuU 
37.i.the  valley  which  was  full  of  bones 
39.  i9.ye  fhall  eat  fat  till  ye  be  full 
41.8  .a  full  reed  of  fix  great  cubits 
Ddx3.19.then  was  Nebuchadnezzar  fulloi  fury 
8.23  .when  the  tranfgreff.  are  come  to  the  full 
10.2XDan.was  mourning  three  full  weeks 
foel  2.24.the  floors  fhalbe  full  of  wheat 
Micab  3.8.but  truly  I  am  full  of  power 
Nahum  3-1.it  is  all  fulloi  lies  *d  robbery 
ft?£.3.3.and  the  earth  was  fulloi hispraife 
Zecb.8.5.city  fhalbe /M  of  boyes  and  girles 
Mat.6.zz.thy  whole  body  fhalbe  full  of  light 
2 3. thy  whole  body  /«// of  darkneffe 
1 3.48.which  wfrcn  it  was  full,  they  drew 
14.20.took  up  fragments  twelve  baskets  full 
1 5.37.took  that  was  left  feven  baskets  full 
23.2  5.within  are  full  of  extortion  and  exceffe 
27-withinare  fulloi  dead  mens  bones 
28. within  ye  are  full  of  hypocrifie. 
Mark  4-37.beat  into  the  fhip,that  it  was  now  full 
6.43.and  they  took  up  twelve  baskets  full 
7. 9.  full  well  ye  rejeft  the  commandement  of 
8,i9.how  many  baskets  fall  tooke  yeeup 

Verfe  20. 
1 5.36.filled  a  fpunge  full  of  vinegar 
Lul(e. 1. 57 mow  Elizabeths  full  time  came 
4-i.Jefus  being  full  of  the  Holy  Ghoft 
5.i2.beholdaman  /atfofleptofie 
6. 2  5-woe  unto  you  that  are  full,  for  ye 
11.36.if  thy  body  be  fulloi  light 

the  whole  fhalbe  full  of  light 
i6.20.Lazarus  laid  at  his  gate  fulloi  fores 
John  i.iA.amongft  us  full  of  grace  and  truth 
7.8.for  my  time  is  not  yet  full  come 
15.11  .and  that  your  joy  may  be  full 
16.24.that  your  joy  may  be  full 
i9.29.there  was  a  veffell  full  of  vinegar 
21.11.drew  the  net  to  land  fulloi  great  fifhes 
Afts  2.1 3  .faid,thefe  men  are  full  of  new  wine 
28.thoufhalt  make  me  fulloi  joy 
6.3.100k  out  men  full  of  the  Holy  Ghoft 
5.chofe Stephens  man  fulloi  faith 
8  .and  Stephen  full  of  faith  and  power 
7.23.when  he  was  full  forty  yeets  old 

5  5.but  he  being  full  of  the  Holy  Ghoft 
9.36.this  woman  was  full  of  good  works 
1  i.24.a  good  man  full  of  the  Holy  Ghoft 
13.10.and  faid,  O  full  of  all  fubtilty 
19.28. they  were  fulloiwrath  and  cried 
Rom.i.zo.beingfull  of  envy,  murder  and 
1 5.i4.that  ye  alfo  are  full  of  goodneffe 

1  Cor.4.8.now  ye  are  full,now  are  ye  rich  _ 
Pbil.z.z6.he  was  fulloi  heavineffe,becaufe 

4. 1 2.I  am  inftru&ed  both  to  be  fullani 
1 8  .but  I  have  all  and  abound,I  am  full 
C«/.2.2.untoall  riches  of  full  affurance 

2  Tm.^.make  full  proof  of  thy  minifterie 
HA5.i4.ftrong  meat  to  them  that  are  of full age 

6.i  1.  to  the  full  affurance  of  hope 
10.22.draw  neerin  //^affurance of 
,/W  3. 8.an  unruly  evill,  fulloi  deadly  poyfon 
1 7  .w  ifdome  from  above  is  full  of  mercy 

1  P<tf.i.8.rejoyce  with  joy  fulloi  glory 

2  Per.2.i4.baving  eyes  fulloi  adultery 

1  /ob.i.4.write  unto  you,that  your  joy  may  he  full 
z  Joh.S. but  that  we  receive  a  full  reward 

1 2.face  to  face,that  our  joy  may  be  full 
Rev.$.6.wer e  four  beafts  full  of  eyes 
8  .and  they  were  full  of  eys  within 
5.8.golden  vials  full  of  odours 
i5.7.vials  full  of  the  wrath  of  God 
i6.io.hiskingdomeis  fullof  darkneffe 
17.3.8  woman  full  of  names  of  blafphemy 


FUL        FUL 

4.a  cup  full  of  abomination  of  filthinefle 
2i-9.the  feven  \\a\sfull  of  the  feven  laft 

£^oi.i6.3.vvhen  we  did  eat  bread  to  the  full 

8. in  the  morning  bread  to  the  full 
Lev. z6.^.ye  fhall  eat  your  bread  to  the  full 
#UU  of  compajfion,  See  C  ompaCfion. 
Is  jfull. 
2  JC'KS'44-fet  aGde  that  which  is  full 
Pfal.  10. 7. his  mouth  is  fulloi  curling 

16.10.and  their  right  hand  is  full  of  bribes 
29  4-voice  of  the  Lord  is  full  of  majeftie 
3  3 . 5-earth  is  full  of  the  goodnefle  of  the  L. 
48.  io.thy  right  hand  is  full  of  righteoufneffe 
6j.9.riverof  God  which  is  fulloi  water 
75.8/wine  is  redjit  is  full  of  mixture 
8 8. 3. my  foul  is  full  of  troubles 
104.24.the  earth  is  fullof  thy  riches 
1 19.64.the  earth  is  full  of  thy  mercy 
£ft/.9.3heartoffhcfonsof  menis  fuU  of  evill 

10. 14, a  fool  is  fullof  words 
J/i.2.7.1andis  fulloi  f\hcr,full  of  horfes 
8. their  land  alfo  is  full  of  idols 
6. 3. whole  earth  is  fullof  his  glory 
Jer.  5. 2  7. cage  is  full  of  birds,fo  their  houfe  it  full 
6.1 1. with  him  that  is  fullof  dayes 
23.10.fort.ue  land  is  full  of  adulterers 
■E^/j-7  •*}•  land  is  fullof  bloody  crimes 

the  city  is  full  of  violence 
9-9-and  the  land  is  full  of  blood 

and  the  city  full  of  perverfnefle 
Joel  j.  1 3 .for  the  preffe  is  full,  the  fat  overfloweth 
Amos  2.13.3  cart  is  prefled  that  is  full  of  fheaves 
Micoh  6.1  z.tkh  men  thereof  are  full  of  violence 
Luke  n.34.thybodyalfois  /w/i?  of  light 

thy  wiiole  body  is  fulloi  darkneffe 
39. inward  part  is  full  of  ravening 
2to.3.i4.whofe  mouth  is  fulloi  curling 

Gen. 29. 27.  fulfil  her  week,  and  we  will  give  thee 
Exo.  5.13  .task-mafters  hailed  them,faymg,F«^# 

23.26.the  number  of  thy  days  I  wild  fulfill 
1  Kin.  2.A7.  that  he  might  fulfill  the  word  of  the  L, 

1  Cfo-fl.22.i3.ifchoutake{t  heed  to  fulfill  the  flat 

2  Chro.iG.z  i.to  fulfill  the  word  of  the  Lord 

to  fulfill  threefcore  and  ten  yeers 
Job  39.2.number  the  moneths  that  they  fulfill 
Py«/.zo.4.according  to  thine  own  heart,and  fulfill 
5.the  Lord  fulfill  all  thy  petitions 

145. 19.  fulfill  the  defireof  them  that  fear  him 
Mzf.3.i5.becomethusto  fulfill  all  righteoufnefs 

5  17.I  am  not  come  to  deftroy.but  to  fulfill 
Alls  i3.2  2.David,whichfhall//i(/z#  all  my  will 
Rtfffz.2.27.fhall  not  uncircumcifion,if  it  fulfill 

1 3.  i4.to  fulfill  the  lufts  thereof 
Ga/.5.i6.ye  fhailnot  fulfill  the  lufts  of  the  flefh 

6.2.and  fo  fulfill  the  law  of  Chrift 
Pbil.z.z.  fulfill  ye  my  joy, that  ye  may  be  like 
Col.  1. 2  5. gjven  to  me,to  fulfill  the  word  of  God 

4. 1 7. take  heed  to  the  miniftcry,that  thou  fulf. 
z  Thcf.i.ii.fulfillaW  the  good  pleafure  of  his  wil 
Jam.z.S.iiye  fulfilltht  royall  law ,  according  to 
Rev.  17.17.put  in  their  hearts  to  fulfill  his  will 

JFttieileD. 
Ge».25.24.dayes  to  be  delivered  were  fulfilled 

29.2  i.my  wife,  for  my  dayes  are  fulfilled 
28.Jacob  did  fo,and  fulfilled  her  week 

50.3  .forty  days  were  fulfilled,ioi  fo  are  fulfilled 
Exod.  5.i4.whereforehaveye  not  fulfilled  your 

7. 2 5. and  feven  days  nere  fulfilled,-\iter  the 
Lev.i  2.4.till  the  days  of  her  purifying  be  fulfilled 

6.dayes  of  her  purifying  are  fulfilled 
Numb.6. 5,untill  the  days  be  fulfilled,™  the  which 

1 3.dayes  of  feparation  are  fulfilled,he  fhall 
2  &y».7.i2.wben  the  dayes  be  fdfilled,md  thou 
14.22.i1i  that  the  king  hath  fulfilledthe  requeft 

1  Xpig.8.1  j.and  hath  with  his  hand  fulfilled  it 

24.  fulfilled  i  t  with  thine  band    2  Chro.6. 1 5. 

2  Cbron.S.^.fulfilled  that  which  be  fpake  with  his 
Eli'O.  i.i.that  the  word  might  be  fulfilled 

Job  16.17.  fulfilled  the  judgment  of  the  wicked 
j^r.44.25.  fulfilled  with  your  hand,faying,  we 
Lam.z.  17.  fulfilled  his  word  that  he  had  comand. 

4. 1 8.our  dayes  are  fulfilled,  our  end  is  come 
£^£^.5.2.when  the  days  of  the  fiege  are  fulfilled 
Dan.4.1 3  .the  fame  houre  was  the  thing  fulfilled 

10.3. nor  I 


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FUL 


FUR 


FUR 


FUR 


10.3.  till  three  weeks  were  fulfilled 
Mat.i.zz.tlra  was  done,  that  it  might  be  fulfilled 
2.1  j.that  it  might  be  fulfilled  which  was  fpok. 
Verfe  23. 
i7.then  was  fulfilled  that  which  was  fpoken 
4.14.  fulfilled  which  wasfpoken  by  Efaias 
5.-i8.pafTefrom  rhelaw.tillallbe  fulfilled 
,     8.17-that  it  might  be  fulfilled  which  was  fpok. 
Chap.n.i7.&  13.35. 
13.14.and  in  them  is  fulfilled  the  prophefie 
214.aU  this  was  done,tbat  it  might  be  fulfilled 
24.34.not  pafle  till  all  thefe  things  be  fulfilled 
26.54.how  then  (hall  the  Scriptures  be  fulfilled 

5  6.thar  the  Scriptures  might  be  fulfilled 
27.o.then  was  fulfilled  that  which  was  fpoken 
3  5  .parted  his  garm.that  it  might  be  fulfilled 
Mark  i;iy.the  time  is  fulfilled,  the  kingdoms  of 
1 34-when  all  thefe  things  (halbe  fulfilled 
14. 49. but  the  Scriptures  muft  be  fulfilled 
15.28.and  the  Scripture  was  fulfilled  which 
Lu\e  i.20.my  words  which  (hilbe  fulfilled 
243. when  they  had  fulfilled  the  dayes 
4.2 1. this  day  is  this  Scripture  fulfilled 
21.22.that  all  things  may  be  fulfilled 

24-untill  the  times  of  the  gentiles  be  fulfil. 
22.16.not  any  more  eat  untill  all  be  fulfilled 
24.44.all  things  muft  be  fulfilled  which  were 
John  3.29.this  my  joy  therefore  is  fulfilled 

1 2. 3  8. that  of  Efaias  the  Prophet  might  be  fid. 
13. 1 8. that  the  Scripture  may  be  fulfilled 
1  j.25.conieth  to  pafle,that  it  might  be  fulfilled 
17. 12. that  the  Scripture  might  be  fulfilled 

1 3. might  have  my  joy  fulfilled  in  themfelv> 
i8.p.faying  might  be  fulfilled  which  he 
3  2.faying  of  Jefus  mightbe  fulfilled 
i9.24.Scripture  might  be  fulfilled  which  faith 
28.thit  the  Scripture  might  be  fulfilled 
36.done,the  Scripture  might  be  fulfilled 
Acts  i.i6.this  Script,  muft  needs  have  been  fulfil. 
3.i8.God  had  (newed,he  hath  fo  fulfilled 
9.23.after  many  dayes  were  fulfilled,  the  Jews 
12.25. had  fulfilled  their  minifterie,and  took 
13.25.and  as  John  fulfilled  his  courfe 
27. have  fulfilled  them,  in  condemning  him 
2p.when  they  had  fulfilled  all  that  was 
3  3  .God  hath  fulfilledihe  fame  unto  us 
i4.26.grace  of  God  for  the  work  they  fulfilled 
Rom.8. 4.  fulfilled  in  us,who  walk  not  after  the 

1 3.8. he  that  loveth  another,  hath  fulfilled  the 
2  Cor.  1 o.6» when  your  obedience  is  fulfilled 
Gal.<). iq.the  law  is  fulfilled  in  one  word 
f<02.2.23.and  the  Scripture  wis  fulfilled  which 
Rev .6.1  i.untill  their  fellow-fer.  — mould  befulf. 
r  5-8.till  the  feven  plagues  w  ere  fulfilled 
17.17.umiU  the  words  of  God  (halbe  fulfilled 
20.3.deceive  nomore,till  iooo.ycersbe  fulfil. 
JFulfiiling. 
P/rf/.i48.8.ftormy  wind  fulfilling  his  will 
Rom.  1 3 .  io.therefore  is  the  fulfilling  of  the  law 
Efb.z.z. fulfillingthe  defires  of  the  fkfh 

rJFuHer, 
2  ICOTg.18.17.in  the  high  way  of  the  fullers  field 

ifcr-j-  &  36.2. 
Mal.-$.zSor  he  is  like  fullers  fope 
Mark  9.3X0  as  no  fuller  on  earth  can  white  them 

JFulneiTe, 
Nufn.i  8.27.reckon.as  the  fulvefs  of  the  w  ine-prefs 
Ven.i  3.i6.things  of  the  earth, and  fulneffe  thereof 
1  Cho.\6.i 2.1et  the  fe3  roar,&  the  fulneffe  thereof 
Job  20.22. in  the  fulneffe  of  hisfufficiency 
Vfd-i6.i  1. in  thy  prefence  is  fulneffe  of  joy 
24.i.the  earth  is  the  Lords,andthe  fulneffe 

1  Cor.  10.26,28. 
50.1  i.for  the  world  is  mine,  and  the  fulneffe 
89.1  i.world  and  the  fulneffe  thereof  thou 
96.1 1. let  thefea  roar,  and  the  fulneffe  thereof 
Pfal.98.7. 
£^e/f.i6.49.fifter  Sodom>pride,/«/se/7e  of  bread 

i9.7'.land  was  defolate,and  the  fulneffe  thereof 
John.  i.i6.of  his  fulneffe  have  we  all  received 
Roffi.11.1 2.how  much  more  their  fulneffe 
2  5.untill  the  fulneffe  of  the  Gentiles  be 
1 5.29.I  (hall  come  in  fulneffe  of  theblefling  of 
GaZ.44.when  the  fulneffe  of  the  time  was  come 
£/>{>.  i.io.that  in  the  fulneffe  of  times  he  might 
2  3 .  fulneffe  of  him  that  fllleth  all  in  all 


3a9.be  filled  with  all  fulneffe  of  God. 
4.i3.untotheftatureof  the  fulneffe  of  Chrjft 
Co/.i.ijp.in  him  fhould  all  fidneffe  dwell 
2-9-in  him  dwelleth  all  the  fulneffe 

Numb.7. i.day  thatMofes  had  fully  fet  up  the  tab. 

14.24.Cakb  hath  followed  me  fully 
Ruth  2.1 1. it  hath  fullybeen  (hewed  me 

1  J(z»2;.ii.6.Solomon  went  not  fully  after  the  L. 
Eccl.8.1  i.fons  of  men  are  fully  fet  to  do  cvill 
Nahum  1. 10.  (halbe  devoured  as  ftubble  fully  drie 
Ails  2.i.whe  the  day  of  Pentecoft  was  fully  came 
Rom. 4.21. and  being  /«/(yperfwadcd,  that  what 

i4.5.1et  every  man  be  /«//ypcrfwaded 
15.19.I  have  fully  preached  the  Gofpell 

2  Tiwz^.io.thou  haft  fully  known  my  doftrine 
4.  i7.the  preaching  mightbe  fully  known 

Rro.14.18.the  grapes  are  fully  ripe 

rffnrp. 

Gra.27.44.till  thy  brothers  fury  turn  away 
Lro.26.28.walk  contrary  alfo  in  fury 
Job  20.23.HiaH  caft  the  fury  of  his  wrath  upon 
lfa.z7.ts,.  fury  is  not  in  me  :  who  would 

34.2. his  fury  upon  all  their  armies 
'  42.2  5.powred  upon  him  the  fury  of  his  anger 
5i,i3.feared,becaufeof  the  furyof  theopptff. 
where  is  the  fury  of  the  oppreflbur 
i7.which  hath  drunk  the  cup  of  his  fiiry 
20.they  arc  full  of  the  fury  of  the  Lord 
2  2.even  the  dregs  of  the  cup  of  my  fury 
59. 18. he  will  repay  fury  to  his  adverfaries 
63.3 .1  will  trample  them  in  my  fury 
5.and  my  fury  it  upheld  me 
6.1  will  make  them  drunk  in  my  fury 
66. 15.  will  come  to  render  his  anger  and  fury 
^  4.4. left  my  fury  come  forth  like  fire 
6.1  i.I  am  full  of  the  fury  of  the  Lord 
7.20.my  fury  (halbe  powred  upon  this  place 
30.25.powr  out  thy  fury  upon  the  heathen 
21. 5.I  will  fight  againft  you  in  fury 

1 2.1eft  my  fury  go  out  like  fire 
23.19.3  whirlwind  is  gone  out  in  fury 
25.1 5-take  the  cup  of  this  fury  at  my  hand 
30.23.behold  a  whirlwind  is  gone  forth  in  fury 
32.31.this  city  hath  been  aprovoc.ofmy  fury 
37.whither  I  have  driven  them  in  my  fury 
3  3. 5. whom  I  have  (lain  in  my  fury 
3<5.7.great  is  the  fury  that  the  L.  pronounced 
42. i8.as  my  fury  hath  been  powred 

fo  (hall  my  fury  be  powred  upon  you 
44.6. wherefore  my  fury  was  powred  forth 
Lam.z.q.he  powred  out  his  fury  like  fire 

4. 1 1  .the  Lord  hath  accompliihed  his  fury 
jE^.  3. 1 3  .and  I  will  caufe  my  fury  to  reft  upon 
when  I  have  accompliflicd  my  fury 
1 5.when  I  execute  judgement  in  fury 
6.i2.thuswillIaccompli(hmy  fury 
7.8.now  will  I  ihortly  powre  out  my  fury 
8.i8.theicfore  alfo  will  I  deal  in  fury 
9.8.wilt  deftroy  all  in  powringout  thy  fury 
13.13.rent  it  with  a  ftormy  wind  in  my  fury 

great  hailftones  in  my  fury  to  confume 
14.19.if  I  powr  out  my  fury  upon  it 
16.38. 1  will  give  thee  bloud  in  fury 

42X0  will  I  make  my  fury  towards  thee 
19.  i2.but  (lie  was  plucked  up  in  my  fury 
20.8.powroutmy  fury  upon  them      Ver.13. 
21.I  will  powre  out  my  fury  upon  them 
3  3. with  fury  will  I  rule  over  you 
34.with  a  mighty  hand  and  fury  powred  out 
2 1. 17. and  I  will  caufe  my  fury  to  reft 
22.20.fo  will  I  gatheryou  in  my  fury 

22.I  have  powred  out  my  fury  upon  you 
24.8.that  it  might  caufe  fury  to  come  up 

1 3>not  purgedjtill  I  havecaufed  my  fury 
25.14.fhaH  do  in  Edom according  to  my  fury 
30. 1 5.and  I  will  powre  my  fury  upon  Sin 
36.6.I  have  fpoken  in  my  fury 

1 8. wherefore  I  powred  my  fury  upon 
3  8. 18. my  fu)j  (hall  come  up  in  my  face 
Dan^.  1 3  .Nebuchadnezzar  in  his  rage  and  fury 
i9.then  was  Nebuchadnezzar  full  of  fury 
8. 6. and  ran  unto  him  in  the  fury  of  his 
9.i6.1et  thy  fury  be  turned  away  from  thy  city 
11.44.he  (hall  go  forth  with  fury  to  deftroy 
Micah  5. 1 5.I  will  execute  furyon  the  heathen 
LI  2 


Nahum  i.6.his  fury  is  powred  out  like  fire 
Zech.8.z.l  was  jealous  for  her  with  great  fury 

$  axioms, 

Pwy.22.24.with  a  furious  man  thou  (halt  not  go 
29.22.3  furious  man  aboundeth  in  ttanfgreffi. 

£^.5.15. when  I  execute  judgment  in  furious 
25. 17. execute  vengeance  with  furious  rebukes 

Dot. 2. 1 2. for  this  caule  the  king  was  very  furious 

Nahum  i.2.the  Lord  revengeth  and  is  furious 

JFurtouflp. 

2l(/«.9.20.1ikethedriv.of  Jehu,hedriv.  furioufly 

•E^.4-*3-2  5.and  they  (hall  deal  furwufly  with  thee 

jffitvlongs, 

Lu\e  24. 1 3. from  Jerufalem  about  fixty  furlongs 
Joh.6.i$.had  rowed  about  five  &  twenty  furlongs 

1 1. 1 8. nigh  Jerufalem,  about  1 5.  furlongs  off 
Rro.14.20.came  out  by  the  fpace  of  \6oo.  furlongs 

2i.i6.heni:afuredthe  city  izooo.  furlongs 

rffarnace. 

Gen.  1 5. 1 7a  fmoking  furnace  and  burning  lamp 

19.28.went  up  as  the  fmoke  of  a  furnace 
Exod.p.  8. take  haiidfuls  of  afhes  of  the  furnace 
io.and  they  took  afhes  of  the  furnace 
19.  i8.afcendcd  as  the  fmokc  of  a  furnace 
Dm4.20.the  Lord  hath  taken  you  out  of  the  fur. 
1  Ki^.8.5  i.from  the  midft  of  the  furnace  of  iron 
Pfal.  1 2.6.pure  as  filver  tried  in  a  furnace 
P>ro.i7.3.finingpotfor  filver,  furnace  for  gold 

Chap.27.21. 
lfa.-$ 1 .9. fire  is  in  Zion,  and  furnace  in  Jerufalem 

48.io.chofen  thee  in  the  furnace  of  affli&ion 

^e>'.ii.4.brought  them  from  the  iron  furnace 

£^e('.22.i8.If.isdroflc  in  the  midft  of  the  furnace 

20.and  tin  in  the  midft  of  the  furnace 

22. as  filver  in  the  midft  of  the  furnace 

D#z.3.6.caft  into  the  midft  of  a  burning  fiery  fur. 

Verfe  11. 
1 5.ye  (hall  be  caft  into  a  fiery  furnace 
i7.able  to  deliver  us  from  the  burning  fum. 
i9.they  (hould  heat  the  furnace  feven  times  * 
20.to  bindc  and  caft  them  into  the  furnace 
2i.wereca(l  into  the  fiery  furnace 
22.and  furnace  exceeding  hot,the  flame  flew 
2 3. fell  down  into  the  burning  furnace 
26.Nebuchad.came  neer  the  furnace 
Matth.\7,.<\z.and  (hall  caft  them  into  a  furnace 

Verfe  50. 
Rev.  1.1 5.feet,as  if  they  burned  in  a  furnace 
9.2.fmoke  as  the  fmoke  of  a  furnace 
furnaces. 

Nch.1.1  i.repaired  the  tower  of  the  furnaces 
12.3  Sirom  beyond  the  tower  of  the  furnaces 
^FarniDh. 
Dwf.15.14.thou (halt  furnifhhim  liberally 
Pfal.78.19.can  God  furnifh  a  table  in  the  wild. 
lfa.6  5. 1  i.that  furnifh  a  drink-offering  unto  that 
Jcr.46. 19.  furnifh  thy  felf  to  go  into  captivity 
jfntnityzt), 

1  Kjng.y.  1  i.Hiram  furnifhed  So\om. with  Cedar 
Vrov.y.z.me hath  alfo  fumfhedher  table 
Ato.22.10.thc  wedding  was  furnifhed  with  guefts 
Mark  1 4. 1 5«he  will  (hew  you  a  room  furnifhed 
Lu\e  22.1  i.fliew  you  a  large  room  furnifhed 

2  Tim.^.  1 7  .thorowly  furnifhed  unto  all  good  wor. 

Ccn.i  1.3 4.put  them  in  the  camels  furniture 
Exod.T,  io.and  all  the  furniture  of  the  tabernacle 
8. and  the  table  and  his  furniture 
9  .and  the  altar  with  all  his  furniture 
3  5.14-the  candleftick  and  his  furniture  _ 
39.33.tabernacle,tent,  and  all  his  furniture 
Nahum  2.9.take  out  of  all  the  pleafant  furniture 

JFarrow, 
Job  39.io.binde  the  unicorn  in  the  furrow 
■jfunolrx>0. 

Job  3 1.38.01-  the  furrorves thereof complaine 
Pfal.6  5.  lo.thou  fetleft  the  furrorves  thereof 

i29.3.theplowcrs  made  long  their  furrorves 
E^k'  i7.7.might  water  it  by  the  furrowes  of  her 

io.(lialt  wither  in  the  furrorves  where  it 
Hof.  1 0.4.3s  hemlock  in  the  furrowes  in  the  field 
io.fhall  binde  themfelves  in  their  two  fur. 
I2.n.heaps  in  the  furrorves  of  the  field 

further. 
Num. zz.z6.ange\l  wemfurtherftood  in  a  narrow 
Df«f.20,8.and  the  -officers  (hall  fyeak  further 

1  Sam.  10.  z  2.  in- 


FUR"         GAD 

i  S<a#.io.22.inquircdoftheLord  farther 

Job  ;  8. 1 1  •hitherto  (halt  thou  come,  but  no  furth. 

40.  j.twice,but  I  will  proceed  no  further 
Ecd.1*. 17.  further, though  a  wife  man  think  to 

1 2. 1 2.  further  by  thefe  be  admonifhed 
Ato.26.35.he  went  a  little  furthered  fell  on  his 

6 5. what  further  need,  have  we  of  wimeffe 
Ma;\  1 . 1 9.when  he  had  gone  a  little  further 
5.3  j.why  troubled  thou  the  matter  any  further 
14.63.what  need  we  any  further  witnefles 
Lu^e  12.7i.what  need  we  any  further  witneffe 

24.z8.as  though  he  would  have  gone  further 
Alls  ^.zi. furth.  threatned  them,  they  let  them  go 
1  z.3.he  proceeded  further, \o  take  Peter 
2 1. 28. and //^.brought  Greeks  into  the  temp. 
27.28.gone  a  little  further,  they  founded 
2  Tiw^.^.but  they  (hall  proceed  no  further 

JFmtljer, 
T fail 40.8.  further  not  his  wicked  device 

JFurttjer, 
H^.7.1  i.what  further  need  was  there  that  another 

^Furtljccance.' 

Phil.  1 . 1 2.fallen  unto  the  furtherance  of  the  Gofp. 

2  5.  for  your  furtherance  and  joy  of  faith 

rJfurtrjereD. 

E%j'a  8.36.and  they  furthered  the  people  andhoufe 

jfnrthermojtc. 
E.tW.4.6'.Lord  faid  furthermore  unto  him,  Put 
Deut.i,.  2 1 .  furthermore  the  Lord  w  as  angry  w  it  h 
9. 13. furthermore,  the  Lord  fpake,faying,I  have 
1  Saw.26.10.Dav.faid/wAThe  Lord  (hallfmite 

1  Chro.i 7. 10. furthermore,  I  tell  thee»  The  Lord 

27. 16. furthermore,  over  the  tribes  of  Ifrael 
2o.i./«/rt.David  (aid  unto  all  the  congregat. 

2  Chro.4.9.  furthermore  ne  made  the  court 
Job  34. 1.  furthermore  Elihu  anfwered  and  faid 
£^.8.6.he  faid  furthermore  unto  me,  Son  of  man 

13.40.and  furthermore  ye  have  fent  for  men 
2  Cor.  2. 1 2.  furthermore  when  I  came  to  Troas  to 
1  Thef.^.  1.  furthermore  then  webefeech  youbretb. 
Heb.iz.g. furthermore  we  had  fathers  of  our  fle(h 


GAD 


GAD 


G  AI         GAL 


(Baal. 

Judg.tf.z6. Goal fon  of  Ebed  came  to  Shechem 
28.Gaa/faid,  Who  is  Abimelech 
30.when  Zebul  heard  the  words  of  Goal 
ji.Gaal  and  his  btethr.be  come  to  Shechem 
35.G<M/fonof  Ebed  went  out  and  flood 
3 6. when  GaalCm  the  people, he  faid  to  Zeb. 
37. Goal  fpake,  See  there  come  people  down 
39.Gctal  went  out  before  the  men  of  Shech. 
41. Zebul  thruft  out  Goal  and  his  brethren 
dfaaty. 
Jojh.  24.30. on  the  north  of  the  hill  of  Gaajh 

Judg.z.g. 
i&w*.23.30.Hiddaiof  thebrooksof  Gaajh 

1  Chron.11.3z. 


J0fb.1S.z4.chks  of  BenjaminjOphni,  Gaba 
£3yvi  2.16.  the  children  of  Ramah  and  Gaba 

©abaf. 
Nehem.i  1.8.  after  him  Gabai,  Sallai,  928. 

c25abbatba. 
Joh.  1 9. 1 3  .called  the  pavement,in  Hebr.  Gabbatha 

©abifel, 
Dan$.\6. Gabriel  make  this  man  to  underftand 
o.2i.fpeaking  in  prayer,  the  man  Gabriel 
Luli.1.19. 1  am  Gab.thzt  ftand  in  the  pref.of  God 
26.the  angell  Gabriel  was  Cent  from  God 
<©at>. 
GM.30.1  i.troup  cometh3(he  called  his  name  Gad 
3  ?.26.fons  of  ZilpahjGa^,  A(her 
46.i6.fonsof  Gad,  Ziphion 
49.1y.G4rf,  a  troup  (hall  overcome  him 
£^orf.i.4.Dan  and  NapthaIi,Gdi  and  Aftier 

1  Chron.z.z. 
Numb.i.i^.o(  Gad:  Eliafaph  the  fon  of  Deuel 

Chap.2.14. 

24.the  children  of  Gad  by  their  generations 

0  7.42.on  the  fixth  day  the  prince  of  Gdrfoffered 

a6.15.the  children  of  G<«/ after  their  families 

Verfe  18. 


32.Lchild.of  Gad  had  a  multitude  of  cattell 
a.child.of  Gad  came  and  fpake  to  Mofes 
6.Mofes  faid  to  the  child.of  Gad,  Shall  your 

2  ^.children  of  Gad  fpake,  Thy  ferv-will  do 
Z9.if  the  child.of  Gad  will  paffe  over 

3  i.chil.of  Gad  anfw.As  the  Lord  hath  faid 
3  3. Mofes  gave  to  the  children  of  Gad 
34.children  of  Gad  built  Dibon 

3  4. 1 4.  child.of  Gad  have  received  their  inherit. 
J'fi.iS.y. 
De/tf.27.i3.onmountEbal  to  cutfe Reuben, Gad 
33.20.of  Gadht  faid,Blcf.be  he  that  inlar.  Gad 
Jojh.4.1 2.childreu  of  Gad  paffed  over  armed 
1 3.28.the  inheritance  of  the  child.of  Gad 
22.9child.of  Gad  returned  out  of  Shilo 
1  S<wz.i3.7.Hebrewes  went  to  the  land  of  Gad 
1  Cfomz.j.n.childrenof  Gad  dwelt  over againfl: 

1 2. 14. thefe  were  of;  the  fons  of  Gad 
£ •^.48.27.6:001  the  eaft-fide  to  the  weft  Gad  3 
28.by  the  border  of  Gad  at  the  fouth  fide 
34.onegateof  Gad,  one  of  Afher 
45  at). 

1  Sam.zz.^.G ad &d  to  David,  Abide  not  in  the 

2  Sam.zq.i  i.word  came  to  the  prophet  Gad 
13  .fo  Gad  came  to  David,and  faidjShall  fev. 
i4.David  faid  to  Gad,  I  am  in  a  great  ftrait 

1  Chron.z1.13. 
id.Gad  came  and  faid,  Go  up,  rearean  altar 
ry.David  according  to  the  faying  of  Gad 

1  Chron.z  i.y.Lord  fpake  to  Gad,  Davids  Seer 
1  l.Gad  came  to  David  and  faid,  Choofe 
i8.angell  commanded  Gad  to  fay  to  David 

29.29.afts  of  David  in  the  book  of  Gad 
z  Chro.19.z5.fct  the  Lev.accor.  to  the  com.of  Gad 
45  at). 

2  Sam.zn.<).\kthin  themidft  of  the  river  of  Gad 
Jer.^o. l.y/hy  doth  their  king  inherit  Gad 

Tribe  of  (BaO. 

Numb.i.z  j. that  were  numb.of  the  tribe  of  Gad 

2.i4.then  the  tribe  of  Gad,and  the  captain 

Chap.  10.20. 

13. 1  j.ofthe  tribe  of  Gad,Geue\  fon  of  Machi 

34.14.mbe  of  Gad  have  received  their  inherit. 

Jojh.  1 3. 24.gave  inheritance  unto  the  tribe  of  Gad 

20. 8. out  of  the  tribe  of  Gflrf,Ramoth  in  Gil. 

Chap.21. 38.8c  1  Chro.6.%0. 

2L7.chil.of  Merari,had  out  of  the  tribe  of Gad 

1  Cfoo.6.63. 

Kev.T.^.oi  the  tribe  of  Gadwere  fealed  12000. 

(SaOarens. 

Mar.j.i.they  came  into  the  count.of  the  Gadarens 

Luke  8. 26.they  arrived  at  the  countrey  of  the  Gad. 

37.countr.of  the  Gadarens  befought  him  to 

©aDDeft, 

Jcr.z.tf.vihy  gaddefi  thou  about  fo  much 

45aoW. 
Num.  1 3. 1  i.tribe  of  Manaffeh  Gaddi  fon  of  Sufi 

d&aoWel. 
Numb.13.1o.0E thetribeof  Zebulun,  GaddielCon 

<Bao(. 
2  Ring.  1 5. 1 4.Menahem  fon  of  Gadi  fmote  Shallu 
i7.the  39.yeerof  Az.beg.Men.fonof  Gadi 
■BaWt,  <5mtt8. 
Deut.^. tz.gave  I  to  the  Reubenites  and  Gadites 
i6.to  the  Reub.and  Gadites  gave  I  from 
4.43. city  of  refuge  Ramoth  of  the  Gadites 
29. 8. and  gave  it  for  inheritance  to  the  Gadites 
Jofh.iz.6. 
Jojh. 1. 1 2.to  the  Reubenites  and  Gadites  fpake 
1 3  .S.with  whom  the  Reubenites  and  Gadites 
22.i.Jo(hua  called  the  Reubenites  and  the  Ga. 
2  Sam.z3.36.Bani  the  Gadite  Davids  worthy 
2  fyng.10.3  3.Hazael  fmote  the  Gadites 
1  Chron.^. 18  Sons  of  the  Reubenites  and  Gadites 
26.Tilgath-Pil.carried  away  the  Gadites 
1 2.8.of  the  Gadites  there  feparated  themfelves 

3  7.of  the  Reubenites,and  the  Gadites,  and 
26.3  2.king  David  made  rulers  over  the  Gadites 


Ge».22.24.Reumah  bare  Gato/Thahafh 

dSatjar. 
Eya  2.47 .the  children  of  Gabar,  the  children  of 

Neh.-j.49. 

<©afti. 
Judg.$. la.they  took  no  gain  of  money 
Job  22.3.1s  it  gain  to  him  to  make  thy  way  perfect 


,Prow.i.i9.the  wayes  of  every  one  greedy  of  gain 
3.i4.and  thegain  thereof  chen  fine  gold 
15.27.he  that  is  greedy  of  gain  troub.his  houfe 
28. 8. that  by  ufury  and  unjuft  £ai«increaferh 
lfa'33.\  5  .he  that  defpifetb  the  gain  of  oppreffions 
56. 1 1  .every  one  for  his  gain  from  his  quarters 
£^.22.1  3.fmitten  my  hand  at  thy  difboneft  gain 

27.her  princes  to  get  difhoneft  gain 
Dan.i  i_39.and  (hall  divide  the  land  for  gain 
Micah  4.13.I  will  confecrate  their  gain  to  the  L. 
AUs  16.  i6.brought  her  matter  much  gain  by 

i9.24.brought  no  fmall  gain  to  the  crafefmen 
1fw.12.17.did  I  make  a  gainoi you 

1 8. did  Titus  make  a  gain  of  you 
Phil,  uzi.fi  live  is  Chrift,and  to  die  is  gain 

3. 7. were  gain  to  me, I  counted  loffe 
1  Tim.6. 5. fuppofing  evuzzisgodlineffe 

6.but  godlintffe  with  content  is  "feat  "ain 
/^«.4.i3.buy,andfell,and  get  gain 

<5nia. 

Dan.z.S.l  know  ye  would  gain  the  time 
Afctf.16.26.if  he  (hould  gain  the  whole  world 

Mark.  8.36.  Luke 9.25. 
1  C0c9.19.rerv.  to  alljthat  I  might  gain  the  more 
zo.might  grfis  the  Jewes,  gain  them  that  are 
li.that  I  might  gain  them  that  are  without 
22.as  weak,that  I  might  gain  the  weak 
*i5aincD. 

Job  27.8.hath  the  hypocrite,  when  he  hath  gained 
E^k-zz.i  z.thou  haft  greedily  gained  by  extortion 
Mat.  1 8. 1 5. hear  thee,  thou  haft  gained  thy  brother 
z  5.  ^.received  two,had  alfo  gained  other  two 

Verfe  zz. 
20.I  have  gained  befides  them  five  talents 
Luhj:  19.1 5. how  every  man  had  gained  by  trading 
i6.thy  pound  hath  gained  ten  pounds 
1 8. thy  pound  hath  gained  five  pounds 
Alls  Z7.2 1. to  have  gained  this  harm  and  loffe 

©ainsf. 
Alls  16.19.the  hope  of  their  gains  was  gone 

©alnfap. 
Luke  21.15.all  your  adverf.  not  be  able  togainfay 

©amfapersf. 
Titm  L9.be  able  to  convince  the  gainfayers 
(Bainfapfng. 

Acts  io.29.thereforecame  I  w  khoat  gainfaying 
Rom.zo.z  1. to  a  rebellious  and  gainfaying  people 
Jude  1  i.perifhed  in  the  gainfaying  of  Core 

t&aiixp, 

Acl.i^.zQ.ciXSght  Gaim  and  Arift.men  of  Maced. 
20.4.accompanied  Paul  to  Ada,  Gaim  oi  Der. 
Rom.\6.z3.Gaim  mine hoft  faluteth  you 
1  C«r.Li4.baptizednoneof  you  but  Crif.&  Gai, 
3  Joh.  1. the  Elder  unto  the  welbeloved  Gains 

(Bala!. 
it%0.9.i5.ofthe  Levites  Herefh  and  Galal 

i6.0badiah  fon  of  Shemaiah,fon  of  Galal 
Neh.  1 1. 1 7.  Abda  fon  of  Shammuah,  fon  cf  Galal 

(Ealatfa. 
Afts  i6.6.gone  through  the  region  of  Galatia 
1 8. 2 3. Paul  went  through  the  count,  of  Galatia 

1  C«r.i6.i.the  Churches  of  Galatia,  evenfo  do  ye 
Ga/.i.2.breth.with  me  to  the  Churches  of  Galatia 

2  Tiw.4.io.Crefcens  to  Galatia,Thus  to  Dalmat 
1  Per.  1.  i.to  the  Saints  fcatteted  through  Galatia 

J5tilatian,0. 
Gal.3.1.0  foolifh  Galatians,  who  hath  bewitched 

<5albanutn. 
£aW.3o.34.takefweet  fpices,  On\c\a>Galbanum 

(BaleeO. 
Gen.3  i.47.but  Jacob  called  it  Gated 

48.therfore  was  the  name  of  it  called  Galeed 
©alflee. 
/o/S.2o.7.appoint  Kedefhin  Galilee  acity  of  ref. 
21.3  2.ouc  of  Napth.Kedefh  in  Galilee  to  the 

1  Chron.6.76. 

1  Kjng.c).\  1. gave  Hiram  twenty  cities  in  Galilee 

2  Kjn.i 5.29.Tigl.Pilefer  took  Gilead  and  Galilee 

lfa.9.1.  did  more  grievoufly  a'fHift  her  in  Galilee 

Afar.2.2  2.Jofeph  turned  afide  into  the  parts  of  Ga. 

3.13  Jefus  came  from  Gal.  to  John  to  be  bapt. 
Mark  1.9. 
4.1 2.caft  into  prifon, Jefus  departed  into  Gal. 
Mark  1.14. 
i^.Galileeoi  the  Gentiles 

„     .  .      i8.walkine 


GAL 


GAL 


GAL 


G  AR 


GAR 


GAR 


i8.walking by  the  fea  of  Galilee,kw  two 

&  Mark  1.16. 

2  3. Jefus  went  about  all  Galilee,  teaching 

2  y.there  followed  him  great  mult.from  Gal. 

Marii  3.7. 
1 5.19  Jefus  came  nigh  to  the  fea  of  Galilee 
17.2z.whik  they  abode  it  Galilee,  Jefus  faid 
ip.i.Jcfus  dep.from  Gal.  and  came  into  Judea 
2 1 . 1 1 .  Jefu  s  the  Prophet  of  Nazareth  of  Gal. 
26  7  2.1  will  goe  before  you  into  Galilee 

Mark  i4-*8- 
69.th.ou  alfo  waft  with  Jefus  of  Galilee 
27.5  5.women  which  followed  Jef.from  Galilee 
Mark  1  5.41.  Luke  23.49,55. 
28.7.he  goeth  before  you  into  Galilee;,  there 

Mark  16.7. 
lo.tell  my  brethren,that  they  go  into  Galilee 
i6.the  1  i.difciples  went  away  into  Galilee 
Mark  i.28.hisfame  fpread  about  Galilee 
39-he  preached  throughout  all  Galilee 
6.2 i.Herod  made  a  feaft  to  his  eftates  of  Gal. 
7.3  i.departing  from  Tyre  he  came  to  Galilee 
9.3o.p3tied  through  G*z/ife,and  would  not  any 
Luke  i.2(5.fent  to  a  city  of  Galilee  named  Nazar. 
2.4.Jofeph  went  from  Galilee  into  Judea 

3  9.they  returned  into  Galilee, %  city  of  their 
g.i.and  Herod  being  Tetrarch  of  Galilee 
4.i4.Jef.retur.in  the  power  of  the  fpir.into  Gal. 

3  i.Jef.came  down  to  Caperna.a  city  of  Gal. 
44.he  preached  in  the  fynagogue  of  Galilee 
5.i7.Phar.came  out  of  every  town  of  Galilee 
8.26.they  arrived  over  againft  Galilee 
1 7. 1  i.thorow  the  midft  of  Samaria  and  Galilee 
23 .  5  .beginning  from  Galilee  to  this  place 

tf.when  Pilate  heard  of  Galilee,  he  asked 
24.6\fpake  unto  you  when  he  was  yet  in  Galilee 
John  i.43.day  following  Jef.  would  go  into  Gal. 
•    2. 1. a  marriage  in  Cam  of  Galilee 

1  i.begin.of  mir.did  Jefus  in  Cana  of  Galilee 
4. 3. left  Judeajand  departed  again  into  Galilee 
43  .after  two  days  he  depart,  thence  into  Ga. 
4f.comc  into  Galilee,  the  Galileans  received 
4<>.Jefus  came  again  into  Cana  of  Galilee 
47. he  heard  Jefus  was  come  into  Galilee 
S4.when  he  was  come  out  of  Judea  into  Gal. 

6.  i.Jefus  went  over  the  fea  of  Galilee 

7.  i.after  thefe  things  Jefus  walked  in  Galilee 
9. faid  thefe  words,he  abode  in  Galilee 
4i.fhallChriftcomeoutof  Galilee 

5  2.ait  thou  alfo  of  Galilee?om  of  Gal.avifcth 
1 2.2 i.Philip  which  was  of  Bethfaida  of  Galilee 
21.2Jef.fhewedhimf.t0Nath.0f  Cana  in  GaU 
jiffs  i.n.ye  men  of  Galilee  why  ftand  ye  gazing 
5.37.afcer  this  man  rofe  up  Judas  of  Galilee 
9.3 1. then  had  the  Churches  reft  thro. all  Galilee 
10. 37.and  began  from  Galilee, after  the  bapt. 
13.3  i.feen  of  them  which  came  up  from  Galilee 

Galilean,  dgalticnns, 
Mark  14.70. for  thou  art  a  Galilean  Luke  22.59. 
Luke  1 3  •  1  .fome  told  him  of  the  Galileans, who fe 
2.fuppofe  ye  thefe  Gal.fmnets  above  all  Gal. 
23.6.Pilate  asked  whether  the  man  were  a  Gal. 
Jv)fe.4.45.come  into  Galilee,the  Galileans  received 
Affs  2.7.arenot  all  thefe  that  fpeak  Galileans 

«5aH. 
Dcwt-29.18.left  a  root  that  beareth  gall 
3  2.3  i.their  grapes  are  grapes  of  gall 
Job  \6. 1 3. he  powr.  out  my  gall  upon  the  ground 
20.14.his  meat  isthe  ra/Zof  afps  within  him 
25.gliftering  fword  cometh  out  of  his  gall 
Vfal.69.z1  .they  gave  me  gall  for  my  meac 
/er.8.i4.God  hath  given  us  wat.of  gall  to  drink 
9.1 5.I  will  give  them  water  of  gall  to  drink 

Chap.23.15. 
law. 3. 5. he  hath  cotnpaffed  me  with  gall,  and 

i9.remcmbring  the  wormwood  and  the  gall 
Amos  6. 1  z.ye  have  turned  judgment  into  gall 
Mat.zj  34.they  gave  me  vinegar  ming.withga# 
Affs  8 . 2  3 .1  perceive  thou  art  in  the  gall  of  bittern. 

dUaUant, 
Ifi.z  3 .2 i.neither  fhall  gallant  fhip  paffe  thereby 
(5aller^rJ5alletteaf- 

Cant.y.^.  the  king  is  held  in  the  galleries 
£•^.41.15. he  meafured  the  galleries  thereof 
i6.the  galleries  round  about  three  ftories 
41. 3. againft  the  pavemenc  wasga^.againtt  gal. 


5-for  the  galleries were  higher  then  thefe 
(©allep- 
//S.3  3.2  i.w herein  (hall  go  no  galley  with  oarcs 

<©alltm. 
i  Sdw.25.44.Saul  gave  Michal  to  Phalti  ofGallim 
i/d.i  0.30.11ft  up  thy  voice  O  daughter  ofGallim 

d&alUo, 
Affs  18.12.when  Gall'io  was  deputy  of  Achala 
l^Gallio  faid  to  the  Jewes,  If  it  were  a 
ly.Gallio  cared  for  none  of  thefe  things 

(Stallones?; 

Efther  5.i4.1eta  gallowesbe  made  of  5C.cubits 

itpleafed  Haman,he  caufed  the  gall. 
6.4  .come  to  fpeak  to  hang  Mord.on  the  gallows 
y.9.behold  alfo  the  gallowes  50.  cubits  high 
icfo  they  hanged  Haman  on  the  gallowes 
8.7.faid  to  Efther,  Haman  hanged  on  the  gall. 
9.i3.1etHam.io.fonsbe hanged  on  thegallows 
25.he  &  his  fons  mould  be  hang.on  the  gall. 
dSamaliel. 
Num.i.io.of  Manafieh  Gamaliel  Con  of  Pedahzur 

Chap.2.20. 

7.54.on  the  8. day  offered  Gamaliel  fon  of  Ped. 

59>this  was  the  offering  of  G<r;».fon  of  Ped. 

10.23.over  the  child.of  Man.Gam.  fon  of  Ped. 

Affs  5.34.ftood  up  in  theCoun.a  Phar.nam.Grfw. 

22.3.yet  brought  up  at  the  feet  of  Gamaliel 

1  C/;iu7.24.i7.the  21. to  Jachin,the  22.  to  Gamul 

d5ammaoim0. 
£^.27.1 1. Sc  the  Gammadims  were  in  thy  towers 

<0ap. 
E^ek-lz%l°'z  man  tn3t  Should  ftand  in  the  gap 

<£>apeO. 
fob  i6\io.they  have  gaped  upon  me  with  their 

Py*j/.22.i3. 


E^k- J  3  •  J-ye  nave  not  gone  UP ,nt0  tne  89* 

(SarDen. 
Ge«.2.8.Lord  God  planted  agarden  eaftw.ard 
9«tree  of  life  alfo  in  the  midft  of  the  garden 
io.river  went  out  of  Edom  to  water  the  gar. 
1  j.G.took  the  man,&  put  him  into  the  gar. 
ifi.every  tree  of  the  garden  thou  maift  eat 
3.i.ye  fhall  not  eat  of  every  tree  of  the  garden 
2.may  eat  of  the  fruit  of  the  trees  of  the  gar. 
3.in  the  midft  of  the  garden  ye  fhall  not  ea: 
8.walking  in  the  gard.  in  the  cool  of  the  day 
hid  themf.arnong  the  trees  of  the  garden 
10.I  heard  thy  voice  in  the  garden 
23.LordGodfenthim  forth  of  the  garden 
24.he  placed  at  the  eaft  of  the  garden 
13.10.L0.deft.G0m.  as  the  garden  of  the  Lord 
Dewr.n.io.and  watereftit  asa  garden  of  herbs 

1  Kjng.n.z.l  may  have  it  for  a  garden  of  herbs 

2  King.y.z-j.  Ahaziah  fled  by  the  garden  houfe 

2i.i8.Manaf.buried  in  the  garden  of  his  own 

26.Amon  buried  in  the  garden  of  Uzza 
25<4.they  fled  by  the  kings  garden     Jer.29.4. 
&  Chap.  5  2.7. 
Neb.3. 1 5.wall  of  the  pool  of  Siloah  by  the  k.gard. 
£/?fc.i.5.Ahaf.  madea  feaft  in  the  court  of  the  gat: 
7-7.king  arif.in  wrath  went  to  the  palace  gard. 
8.thenthekingreturn.outof  the  palace  gar. 
Job  8.i6.his  branch  (hooteth  forth  in  his  garden 
Cant.q.iz.a  garden  inclofed  is  my  (ifter 

i6.blow  upon  my  gar.— come  into  his  gar. 
5.1.I  am  come  into  my  garden 
6.2.my  beloved  is  gone  down  into  his  garden 
1 1. 1  went  down  into  the  garden  of  nuts 
lfa.  1. 8. daughter  of  Zion  as  a  lodge  in  a  garden  of 
30.yefb.albe  as  3 garden  which  hath  no  water 
5 1. 3. Lord  will  make  her  defart  lik .  the  gar. of 
58.1 1. thou  (halt  be  like  a  watered  garden 
6 1. 1 1. as  the  garden  caubth  things  fown  ro 
Jer.i  i.i2.their  fouls  fhalbe  as  a  watered  garden 
Lam.z  6.takenaway  his  tab.as  if  it  were  of  zgard. 
£^•18.1 3.thou  haft  been  in  Eden  the  gar.of  G. 
3 1. 8 .Cedars  in  the  gard.of  God  could  not  hide 
nor  any  tree  in  th-  garden  of  God  like 
9.all  the  trees  in  rhe  gar.  of  God  envied  him 
36.3  5.defolate  land  is  become  like  the  gard.  of 
Joel  2.3.the  land  is  as  the  garden  of  Eden  before 
Luke  13.19.whkh  a  man  caft  into  his  garden 
Job.  18  1. over  the  brook  Cedr.where  was  zgard. 
26\did  not  I  fee  thee  in  the  garden  with  him 
'    LI  ? 


i9.4i.wascrucified,was  agard.Se.  in  tlxegard. 
©arttens." 
N/imb.z^.6.thy  tents  as  gardens  by  the  rivers  fide 
Ecclcf.z.^.l  made  me  gxrdens  and  orchards 
Cant. 4.1  <;.a  fountain  of  gardens,*  well  of  living 
6.2.tofeed  in  the  gardens,to  gather  lillies 
8.i3.thouthatdwellcft  in  the  gardens 
ifa.i.zy. fhalbe  confounded  for  the  gard.  ye  have 
65.3.3  people  that  facrificeth  in  gardens 
66. 1 7.they  thatpurifiethemfclvesinthe^'rf. 
Jer.  29, 5. plant  gardens  and  eat  the  fruit  of  them 

Verfe  28. 
Amos  4.9.I  fent  blafting  when  gardens  increafed 
^.i4.they  fhall  alfo  make  gardens  and  eat  the 

Joon  20.i5.fuppofing  him  to  be  the  gardineT 

«©areb, 
zSam.z-$.$S.Gareb  an  Ithrite  Davids  Worthy 

1  Cbron.u.qo. 
Jer.i  i.39.1ine  fhall  go  forth  from  the  hill  Gareb 

J5arIanO0, 
Affs  i4.i3.pneft  of  Jupiter  brought  oxen  Scgarl. 

©arltfce. 
N«7«^.ii.5,we  remember  we  eat  in  Egypt  garlike 

Garment, 
Gf«.9.23.Shem  and  Japhet  took  agarment 
25.23.redalloverlikea  hairy  garment 
39.1 2.fhe  caught  him  by  his  garment 

he  left  his  garment  in  her  hand 
i3.when  (he  faw  he  had  left  his  garment 
1 5-hc  left  his  garment  with  me  and  fled  out 
Verfe  i3. 
i6\fhe  laid  up  his  garment  by  her  till  her 
Lev. 6.  io.prieft  fhall  put  on  his  linnen  garment 
27,fprinkled  of  the  bloud  upon  any  garment 
1 3  47.the  garment  wherein  the  plague  of  lepr. 
whether  woollen  gam.  or  linnen  garm. 
49.plague  begreenifhor  reddifh  in  the  gar. 
5  i.if  the  plague  be  fpread  in  the  garment 
52.he  fhall  therefore  burn  the  garment 
53.if  the  plague  be  not  fpread  in  the  garment 
56". he  fhall  rend  the  plague  out  of  the  garm. 
57-if  it  appear  ftill  in  the  garment 
58.the  garment  which  thou  (halt  wafh 
'59.1aw  of  the  plague  of  leprofieina  garm. 
Chap.  14.55. 
1 5. 1 7. every  garment  whereon  is  the  feed  of 
19. 19.fh.all  3  garment  mingled  come  upon 

De11t.z2.11. 
Deut.2i.<y.z  man  fhall  not  put  on  a  womans  gar. 
Jojh.y.2i.fooi\esa  goodly  Babyloniln  garment 

24.Jofh.took  Achan,the  i\her  and  garment 
Jtidg.8. z$. they  fpread  a  garment  and  caft  in  their 
2  S#»z.i3.i8.Thamar  had  a  gar.  of  diverfe colours 
i9.fhe  rent  httgarment  that  was  on  her 
20.8.Joabsg»2J7W»£  was  girded  unto  him 

1  J$7Zg.ii.29.Jer.had  clad  himfelf  with  anew  gar. 
30.Ahijah  caught  the  new  garm.and  rent  it 

2  King.9. 1 3. took  every  man  his  g arm.  and  put  it 
E^ra  9.3  .when  I  heard  this,I  rent  my  garment 

5.having  rent  my  garment  I  fell  on  my  knees 
£fZfc.8.i5.Mord.wentout  with  a  gam.of  purple 
Job  1 3.28.he  as  a  rotten  thing  confumed  as  a  gar. 
13.18.by  the  force  of  my  difeafe  is  my  garment 
38.9.when  I  made  the  cioud  thegarment 

i4.they  ftand  as  a  garment 
41.13  whocandifcoverthefaceofhis  garment 
Vfal.6g.i  i.I  made  fackdoth my  garment 
7  3 .6. violence  covereth  them  as  a  garment 
102.26.all  of  them  fhall  waxe  old  like  a  gam. 
jfa.^o.9.Heb.i.n. 
i04.2.covcreft  thy  felf  with  light  as  with  agar. 

6.coveredft  it  with  rhe  deep  as  with  a  garm. 
i09.i8.doathed  himf.vvithcurfas  with  hisgar. 
i9.1et  it  be  to  him  3S  the  g*v».which  covers 
PrO.20.16.take  his  garm.thit  is furety  for  a  ftrang. 
Chap.27.13. 
2  5 .  20.as  he  that  tak.  away  a  g^'.in  cold,  weath. 
30.4.who  hath  bound  the  waters  in  a  garment 
lfa.^i.6.the  earth  fhall  waxe  old  hkeagarment 
8. the  moth  fhall  eat  them  up  like  agarment 
6i.3.thegarment  of  praife  for  tht.  fpirit  of 
/fi.43.1 2.as  a  fhepherd  puts  on  his  garment 
£^.i8.7-hath  covered  the  naked  with  a  garment 

Verfe  16. 
P/i?;.7.9.whofe  .garment  was  white  as  fnow 
'  Micahz.S.ye 


GAR 


GAR 


GAR 


GAT 


GAT    GAT 


Mlcah  2.8.yepull  off  the  robe  with  the  garment 
Hag.z.iz.bear  holyflefti  in  the  skirt  of  his  garm. 
Ze^.ij.4.weara  rough  garment  to  deceive 
Mal.z.i6.one  covereth  violence  with  his  garment 
A/at.9.  i6.piece  of  new  cloth  unto  an  old  garment 
Mark  i.2i.  Luke  5.36. 
tak.from  thegar.&  the  rent  is— wor. 
lO.touchedthehemof  his  garment 

Mark  ^.27.  Luke  8.44. 
2 1. if  I  may  but  touch  his  garment 
14.36.they  might  touch  the  hem  of  his  garm. 

22.n.badnotonawedding  garment 
i2.how  cam.thou  in  hith.not  bav.a  wed.gar. 
Mark  13.16.not  turn  back  to  take  up  his  garment 
16.  j.young  man  cloth.with  a  long  white  garm. 
Lu\e  22. 36. let  him  fell  his  garment  and  buy  one 
A6ls  i2.8.caft  thy  gam.aboutme>  and  follow  me 
Jude  2 3. hating  the  garment  fpotted  with  the  flefh 
Kw..i.i3.cloathed  with  a  garment  down  to  the  feet 

d£>arment#. 
Gen.%  j.2.be  clean,and  change  your  garments 
38. i4.flieputher  widows  garments  off 

ip.flie  put  on  thegarm.  of  her  widowhood 
49. 1 1. he  warned  his  garments  in  wine 
Exod.zS.-$.make  Aarons  garm.to  confecrate  him 
4.thefe  are  the  garments  which  they  thai  make 
20.  %  .take  the  gar»z.and  put  on  Aaron  the  coat 
2  i.fprinkle  the  blood  upon  Aarons  garments 
his  fons  gar.  his  gar.  and  fons  garm.  hal. 
3 1.10.I  have  given  wifd.  to  make  gar.tor  Aar. 
3  5-i9.ye  (hall  make  garments  for  Aarons  fons 
Lev .6.1 1. put  off  his  gar.8i  put  on  other  garments 
8.  i.take  Aaron  and  his  fons,and  the  garments 
3o.Mofes  fprinklcd  blood  on  Aarons  garm. 
fons  gar.and  fanctif.bis  gar.&t.  fons  gar. 
16.23. Aaron  (hall  put  offthelinnen  garments 
24.he  (hall  put  on  his  garm.  and  come  forth 
21.10.that  is  confecr.to  put  on  the  garm.fhaW 
N#/#.if.38.make  fringes  in  the  bord.  of  their  gar. 
20.26.drip  Aaron  of  his  gar.  and  put  on  Elea. 
1 8  .and  Mofes  ftripped  Aaron  of  hi  s  garments 
Jojh.o. $. Gibeonites  brought  old  garments 

1 3. our  garments  are  old  by  reafon  of  the 
JWg.14.12.decl.  myrid.I  will  give  30.ch.of  gar. 
13. if  not,ye  (hall  give  me  30.cha.of  garments 
ijj.he  gave  change  of  garments  to  them  that 
i  S#».i8.4.Jonathangave  David  his  garments 
2  Sam.io.q.cutoff  their  garments  in  the  middle 
1  Cferoa.  1 0.4. 
13.3  I.David  tare  hisga>7#.  and  lay  on  the  earth 

1  J(;/zg.io.25.brought  garm.  &  armor  to  Solomon 

2  King. <;. 22. give  I  pray  thee  two  cha.  of  garments 

2 3. bound  two  talents  with  two  chan.of  gar. 
26. is  it  a  time  to  receive  garments 
7.1 5; .all  the  way  was  full  of  garments 
25. 2o.he changed  Jehojakims  prifon  garments 
7<y.?2.33. 
Ezra  2. 69. they  gave  an  hundred  priefts  garments 
Nek7.70.the  Tirfhatha  gave — 530.prieftsgar»2. 
7  2.people  gave  fixty  feven  priefts  garments 
Job  37. 17. how  thy  garments  are  warm 
Vfal.  2  2. 1 8. they  parted  my  garments  among  them 
A/atifo.27.3  j. 
4 5. 8. all  thy  garments  fmell  of  myrrhe 
i33.2.oynt.wentdowntothe  skirts  of  his  gar. 
Ecclefo.SAet  thy  garments  be  alwayes  white 
Cant.  4. 1 1  .fmell  of  thy  gar. like,  the  fmell  of  Leb. 
lfa.o.%.  garments  rolled  in  blood 

5  2. i.put  on  thy  beautifull  garments  O  Jerufale 
59.6.their  webs  (hall  not  become  garments 
17-he  put  on  the  garments  of  vengeance 
61.10.he  hath  clothed  me  with  the  gar.oi  falv- 
6;.i.with  dyed  garments  from  Boirah 

z.garmMke  him  that  tread.in  the  winepreffe 

3  .their  blood  flialbe  fprinkled  upon  my  gar. 

Jer.36.24.they  were  not  afraidjnor  rent  their  gar. 

L<wz.4.i4.men  could  not  touch  their  garments 

E^k- 1 6. 1 6.thy  garm.  thou  didft  take,  &  playedft 

i8.took  thy  broid.  garments,  and  cover.them 

26.16.put  off  their  broid.gar.and  cloath  themf. 

42.i4.there  lay  their  garm.  wherein  they  min. 

and  (hall  put  on  other  garments,  and 

1   44.17.theyth.albe  cloathed  with  linnen  garm. 

io.they  iliall  put  off  their  garments  wherein 

oth.gar.not  fantc.the  peo.with  their  gar. 


Dan. 3. 2 1. bound  in  their  coats  &  other  garments 
Joel  2. 1 3. rent  your  hearts3and  not  your  garments 
Z«fc.3.3.now  jofh.was  cloathed  with  filthy  garm, 
4-take  away  the  filthy  garments  from  him 
5  .on  his  headland  cloath  him  with  garments 
A/at.  2 1.8. they fpread their  garments  inthe way 

Mark  11.S. 

23*.j.they  inlarge  the  borders  of  their  garments 

27.3  5. they  crucified  him,and  parted  his  garm. 

Mark  15.24. 

Mark  10. jo.Bartimeus  calling  away  his  garments 

1 1. 7. they  call  their  garments  on  the  colt 

L#£e  19.35. 
Luke  24.4.two  men  flood  by  them  in  (hining  gar. 
Jab.  13. 4. he  laid  afide  his  garm.  and  took  a  tow  ell 
1 2.after  he  had  taken  his  garments  &  was  fet 
i9.23.crucified  him,took his garm.and  made 
Ads  9.39.(hewing  the  gam.ythich  Dorcas  made 
Jam. 5. z.yout  garments  ate  moth-eaten 
Sex>.3.4.which  have  not  defiled  their  garments 
16.1  j.blef.  is  he  that  watcheth  &  keep,  his  gar. 
fifl/y  cSarmentp. 
£m/.  28. 2.make  holy  gar»z.f  or  Aaron        Ver.4. 
29.29.the  holy  -garm.of  Aaron  flialbe  his  fons 
31.10.I  have  put  wifd.to  make  holy  gar.  for  A. 
3  5.i9.the  holy  garments  for  Aaron  the  prieft    | 
2i.brought  the  Lords  offering  for  holy  gar. 
^Q.i.they  made  holy  gar  as  the  Lord,  comand. 
4i.brought  to  Moles  the  holy  gar.  for  Aaron 
40.1 3. thou  (halt  put  upon  Aaron  holy  garm. 
Lew.i6.4.thefe  are  holy  garments,  therefore  he 

3  2. put  on  linnen  cloaths,  even  the  holy  gar. 
£^.42.i4.therc  dial  they  lay  their  garm.  for  they 
dSatmite, 

1  Cfo-fl.4.i5).fift.of  Nab.fath.of  Keilah  the  Garmite 
dSavntv. 

Mattb.  3 . 1 2.gather  his  wheat  into  the  garner 

Luke  3.17. 
Maimers?, 
Vfal.  i-4'4.i  3. that  our  gainers  may  be  full 
Joel  i.rV.the  garners  are  laid  defolate 
dj?armth,  05arniQ)cQ. 

2  Cbro.^.6.he garnijhed  the  houfe  with  preci.  Hones 
Job  26. 1 3  .by  his  Spir.he  hath  garnijhed  the  heav. 
AMVi2.44.findeth  it  empty5fwept  and  garnijhed 

Luke  n.z^. 
23.29.you  gctrnijh  the  fepulchres  of  the  right. 
Kcw.21.19.the  foundations  were  garnijhed  with  al 
dSarttfort.  <Baniton0. 

1  Sam.io.y.where  is  the  garrifon  of  the  Philiftines 
1 3.3  Jonathan  fmote  the  gar. of  the  Philiftines 

4Jfr.heardthatSaul.had  fmittenthe  gar.of 

23.the  garrifon  of  the  Philiftines  went  out 

i4.i.let  us  go  over  to  the  Philiftines  garrifon 

Verfe  6. 
4.Jonat.fought  to  go  over  to  the  Philift.gar. 
1 1  .they  difcov.themf.to  the  gar.of  the  Phil. 
1 2.the  men  of  the  garrifon  anfwered  Jonath. 
1  f  .garrifon,  and  fpoilers  they  alfo  trembledj 

2  Sam.$. 6. David  put  garrifons  in  Syria  of  Damaf. 
1  Chron.i2.6. 

i4.Davidputgar.  inEdom      1  rtro.18.13. 

23.14.gar.of  the  Philift.  was  then  in  Bethlehe 

1  Chron.ii.i6. 

2  rtMw2.17.2Jehofl1.fet  gar.  in  the  land  of  Judah 

£^c£.26.n.thy  ftrong  gar.fliall  go  down  to  the 

2  Cor.  1 1.3  2.govemour  kept  the  city  with  agarrif. 

©afljmo. 
Nek6.6.and  Gajhmu  faith  it,  that  thou  and  the 

■ISatatn. 
Gen.7,6. 1  i.and  the  fons  of  Eliphaz  were  Gatam 
1  Chron.1.36. 
i6.duke  Korah,duke  Gatam 
(Bate. 

Geil2.22.i7.thy  feed  (hall  poffeffe  the  gate  of  his 
24.60. let  thy  feed  poffeffe  the  gate  of  thofe 
28.i7.thisisthe  gateof  heaven 
34.20.Hamor  and  Shechem  came  to  the  gate 
24.aH  that  went  out  of  the  gate  of  his  city 
Verfe  24. 
£#0.27. i4.hangingsofone  fide  of  thegate  (halbe 
Chap.38.14, 
i6.forthe  gateof  thecourt,(halbean  hang. 
Chap.38.r8. 

3  2.27.go  in  and  out  from  gate  to  gate 
38.1  j.for  the  other  fide  of  the  court  gate 


3  i.he  made  the  fock.ts  of  the  court  gate 
39.40.broughr  to  Mof.thc  hang.of  thecourt  go. 
40.8.hang  up  the  hanging  at  the  court  gate 
3  3.8c  he  fee  up  the  hanging  at  thecourt  gate 
N«»2&.4.26.fliall  bear  the  hang,  for  the  court  sate 
Dcrtf.21.19.his  father  (hall  bring  him  to  the  "Me 
22.24.bnng  them  both  out  to  the  gate  of  that 
2  j.y.let  his  brothers  wife  go  up  to  the  gate 
Jojh. 2.  5  .about  (hutting  the  gate  the  men  went 
7  .were  gone  out,  they  (hut  the  gate 
7-fchafed  them  from  before  the  gate  of  Ai 
8.29.and  call  it  at  the  entring  of  the  gate 
20.4.ftand  at  the  entring  of  the  gate  8c  declare 
J*«fe-SH5-Gaal  ftood  at  the  entring  of  the  gate 
40.many  were  wound.to  the  er.tr-of  thegate 
44.Abimel.dood  in  the  entring  of  the  gate 
i6.3.Samfpn  took  the  doores  ofYhe  gate 
1 8. 16. the  600. men  ftood  by  the  entr.of  the  "a. 
i7.prieft  ftood  in  the  entring  of  the  gate 
Ruth  4. 1. then  went  Boaz  up  to  the  gate 

io.name  of  the  dead  be  not  cutoff  fro  the  ?. 
1  Sam.tt.i'&.fe\\  backwardby  the  fide  of  the  vate" 

2 1. 1 3. he  fcrabled'cn  the  doors  of  the  gale 
z  SVz»!z.io,8.battelinarrayat  theentr.in  of  the  «a. 
iCbron.ig.g. 
1  i.23.upon  them  even  to  the  entr.of  the  gate 
i5.2.Abfalom  ftood  befide  the  way  of  the  gale 
i8.4.the  king  ftood  by  the  gate  fide 
24>watchman  went  up  over  the  fate 
3  3 .king  went  up  to  the  chamb.  over  the  gate 
23.1 5-water  of  Bethleh.  which  is  by  the  gate 
1 6.well  of  Bethlehem  that  was  by  the  gate  . 
1  Chron.ii.i8. 

1  ?0'tfg.i7.io.when  he  came  to  the  gate  of  the  city 
22.10.andjehof.fate  in  the  entrance  of  the  pa. 

2  Chron.\£',q. 

2  rv.w.7-2.fcmre  leprous  men  at  the  entr.  of  thega. 
i7.1ord  to  have  the  charge  of  the  mc 

io.8.rhem  on  heaps  at  the  entring  of  the  gate 
1  i.i9.brought  down  the  k.by  the  way  of  th;  ga. 
14.i3.from  thegate  of  Ephr.  to  the  corner  gate 
T-Chron.z%.zi. 

I  ?.3  5. built  the  higher  ga.of  the  houfe  of  the  L. 
23.8.high  places  at  the  entring  of  the  gate 
2j.4.they  fled  by  the  way  of  the  gate 

?e>'-39-4-&'>2:7- 

1  Cmon.z6.i  3. they  call  lots  for  every  gate 

i6.weftward  with  the  gate  Shallecheth 

2  rtro.8.i4.3ppointed  porters  by  courfes  at  ev.  ga. 
3  2.6.in  the  ftreet  of  the  gate  of  the  city 
3  j.i  f.the  porters  waited  at  every  gate 

Neh.z.i^.l  went  on  to  thegate  of  the  fountain 
3 . 1  j.  gate  of  the  fountain  repaired  Shallum 

3  i.repaired  overagainft  thegate  Miphkad 
8.i6.made  them  booths  in  the  ltreet  of  the  gate 
12.37.at  the  fountain  gate  overagainft  them 

39.and  from  above  the  gateof  Ephraim 
13.19.I  commanded  the  gate  (hould  be  (hut 
Ejiher  4.2.Mordecai  came  before  the  kings  gate 

Chap.6.12. 
6.went  to  Mordecai  before  the  kings  gate 
5. 1. king  fate  over  againft  thegate  of  the  houfe  f 
Job  29.7.when  I  went  out  to  the  gate  prepared 
Pfal.i  18.20.this  gate  of  the  Lord  :  into  which 
Cant. 7.4.thine  eys  like  the  fi(h-pool  by  the  gate 
Ifa.  14.3 1. howl  O  gate,  cry  O  city 

24.1 2.the  gate  is  fmitten  with  deftru&ion 
28.6.10  them  that  turn  the  battell  to  the  gate 
Jer.z6.  io.fate  down  in  the  entry  of  the  new  gate 
3  i.38.(halbe  built  from  the  tower  to  the  "ate 
36.10.read  Baruch  at  the  entry  of  the  new  gate 
Lam. $, ladders  have  ceafed  from  the  gate 
£^.8. 3. brought  me  to  the  door  of  the  inner  gate 
9.2.(ix  men  came  the  way  of  the  higher  gate 
1 1. 1. at  the  door  of  the  gate  twenty  five  men 
40.6.then  came  he  unto  thegate  which  looketh 
gate,  and  the  other  threftiold  of  the  gate 
7.thre(h.of  the  gate  by  the  porch  of  the  gate 
8.meaf.the  porch  of  rhe  gate  within  one  reed 
9-porch  of  the  gate  8.cubits>  porch  of  thegate 
10. little  chambers  of  thegate  eaftward  were 

I I  .the  breadth  of  the  entry  of  the  gate 
the  length  of  the  gate  thirteen  cubits 

i3.meafure  the  fate  from  the  roof  of  a  little 
i4.poft  of  the  court  round  about  the  gate 
if. from  the  face  of  the  gale  of  the  entrance 
i6.narrow 


GAT       GAT 


GAT 


GAT 


\6.  narrow  windowes  within  thegtfte,round 

ij.from  the  fore-front  of  the  lower  gate 

20.  the  gate  of  the  outward  court  he  meafur. 

2  i .  arch,  were  after  the  meaf.  of  the  firft  gate 

See  more  touchim  meafure  and  form  of  gate,fs 

Verfes  zz}  23>*4>  *7>  i8>  3a- 19, 

40,41,  44,48. 

4i  i 5  he  brought  me  forth  toward  the  gate 
Li.  brought  me  to  the  gate  that  looketh  tow . 
4  clor.of  the  Lo.came  by  the  way  of  the  gate 
44  1 .  brought  he  me  back  the  way  of  the  gate 
i.thisgate  lhalbe  (hut,— no  man  fhal  enter 
2  .prince  (hall  enter  by  the  way  of  the  gate 
Chap.46.2,8 


1  Sam.g.  1 8 .  Saul  drew  neer  to  Samuel  in  the  gate  ' 

2  Sam-i-  27-  J°ab  took  Abner  afide  in  thegate 

1 9. 8. King  fate  in  the  gate, &  they  told  the  peo. 
2  ^>'».7. 1. two  meaf.of barley  forafhek.in  the ga. 

Verf.18. 

20.  the  people  trode  upon  him  in  thegate 

1  Chr.9. i8.the  porters,who  waited  in  the  Ks.gatc 
Eflh.z.  19.M0rdec.ai  fate  in  the  Kings  gate 

21.  while  Mordecai  fate  in  the  Ks.  gate,two  ' 
3.2.  all  the  fervants  in  the  Kings  gate  bowed 

3.fer.wch  were  in  the  Ks  gate  faid  to  Mordec. 

4.2.none  might  enter  into  the  Ks.  gate  in  fack. 

5.9.  when  Haman  faw  Mord.in  the  Kings  gate 

fob  j.4.they  are  crufhed  in  theg<?te,not  any  to  de. 

3  1. 21.  whenl  faw  my  help  in  thegate 


a  broug.hemeby  the  way  of  the  north  gate 
jlkiq  put  the  bloud— upon  the  polls  of  the  g.    P/a/.<fo.r2.they  that  fit  in  thegate  fpeak  againft 
ll'.i. the  gate  of  the  inward  court  (hall  be  (hut  ' 

2  prince  fhal  worfhip  at  the  threfh.of  the  ga 

'       .  .  .      n       11        _■.  L./L..».:ll    .1 


127.5.  fhall  fpeak  with  the  enemies  in  the  .gate 
Pro.  22. 2  2,neitheroppreiTe  the  afflicted  in  the  gate 

24.7.he  openeth  not  bis  mouth  in  thegate 
lfa.zg.z  i.lay  a  fnare  for  him  that  repro.in  thegate 
/w.7.2tftand  in  thegate  of  the  Lords  houfe 
17.19.  go,  and  ftandin  thegate  of  the  ch.ildr.of 
37.13.  when  he  was  in  thegate  of  Benja.Irijah 
38.7.  the  King  then  fitting  in  thegate  of  Benj. 
39.3.alltheprincesofBab<fateinthemid.ga. 
£^.40.3. a  man  with  a  line,&  he  meafur.  thegate 
Dan.z.49.  but  Daniel  fate  in  the  gate  of  the  King 
Amos  5.  io.they  hate  him  that  rebuketh  in  thegate 
1 2. they  turne  afide  the  poor  in  the  gate 
i  f.eftablilh  judgment  in  thegate 
Old  (Bate. 

Neb.3.16.  the  old  gdte  repair  .Jehoiada  fon  of  Pa. 
12.39.  the  prielts  went  about  the  oldgafe 
PrifonSate. 
Nefe.12.30.  and  they  flood  flillin  the  prifon-gare 

Sheep-<jSa.tt, 
Nefc.12.39.the  tower  ofMeah,even  to  the  (heep-g. 
See  more  fully,  (Bate, 
Valley-<&ate, 
2  Cfco.2^.9.Uzziah  buile  towers— at  the  val.gate 
Neb.  2. 1 3 .1  went  out  —  by  the  gate  of  the  valley 
i  5  .entred  by  the  gate  of  the  valley,and  fo 
3.13  .the  valley-gate  built  Hanun 
it'ater-dlBcLtZ, 
Nefe.3.26.Nethinims  dwelt — over  ag.thewat.ga. 
8. 1. gather,  into  the  flreet  before  the  water-gate 
3. he  read  in  the  law  before  the  water-gafe 
i6\booths  in  the  flreet  of  the  water-gate 
1 2.3  7.priefls  went  to  the  water-gate  eaft-ward 
(Bate. 
Gea.t9.27.  Abr.gate  up  to  the  place  where  he  flood 
Exod.zq.  1 8. Mofes gate  him  up  into  the  mount 
Num.11. lo.MoCesgatc  him  into  the  camp 

14.40  gate  them  upinto  the  top  of  the  mou. 

16.27.  they  gate  up  from  the  tabernac.of  Korah 
JWg.9.48.  Abtm.gafe  him  up  to  mount  Zalmon 

5  i.gate  them  upto  the  top  of  the  tower 

19.28.  the  Levite gate  him  to  his  place 

1  Sam.i  3.1 5.  Samuel  gate  him  up  from  Gilgal 
24. 2  2.David  and  his  men  gate  up  into  the  hold 
26.1 2. took  the  fpear  &  crufe,  and  gate  away 

2  Sa»z.4.7.they  took  Ilhbofh.  head,and  gate  away 
8.1  j.David gate  him  a  name,  when  he  return. 

1 3.29.  every  onegate  him  up  upon  his  mule,& 
17.23.Ahitoh.gate  home  to  his  houfe,  &  hang. 
i9.3.peoplegafe  them  by  ftealth  into  the  city 

1  Kjn.i.i.coy.him  with  clothes,but  he  gate  no  heat 
Ecclef.z.S.Igate  me  men-fingers,  &  women-fing. 
Lam.^.y.  weegate  our  bread  with  the  perill  of  our 

d£>ate  hold. 
Pfal.n6.$.  paines  of  hell  gate  hold  on  me 
<2?ate0. 


but  thegate  fhall  not  be  (hut  till  the  ev. 

3 .  people  wo"r(hip  at  the  door  of  this  gate 

9.'he  that  entreth  by  the  way  of  the  north  ga. 

(hall  go  out  by  the  way  of  the  fouth  gate 

he  that  entreth  by  —the  fouth  gate 

(hall  goe  forth  by  the  north  gate 

not  return  by  thegate  whereby  he  came 

1 2.  one  (hall  then  open  him  the  gate  that 

after  his  going  forth,one  fhall  (hut  thega. 
i9.  through  the  entry,  at  the  fide  of  the  gate 
47.2.brought  me  out  of  the  way  of  thegate 

led  me  about  unto  the  outward  gate 

48.3 1.  one  gate  of  Reuben,  one  gate  of  Judah, 

one  gate  of  Levi 

3  2.onegatt  of  Jofeph,one  gate  of  Benjamin, 

one  gate  of  Dan 

33.  one  gate  of  Simeon,  one  gate  of  Iflachar, 

one  gate  of  Zebulon 

34.  one  gate  of  Gad,  one  gate  of  A(her  , 

one  gate  of  Nephtali 
Obad.  1 3 .  not  have  entred  into  thegate  of  my  peo. 
Micab  i.9.he  is  come  unto  thegate  of  my  people 
1 2.evill  came  down  from  the  L.  to  thega.of 
2.13.  they  have— paffed  thorow  thegate 
Zecb.  1 4. 10.inhab.from  Ben  jam.  gate,  to  the  place 
of  the  firft  gate  unto  the  corner  gate 
Matth.7.1 3  .enter  yee  in  at  the  ftrait gate, 

for  wide  is  theg<#ej&  broad  is  the  way 

Lu^e  13.24. 

1 4.  becaufe  ftrait  is  the  gate  weh  leads  to  life 

Z.afc.7. 1  z.when  he  came  nigh  to  thega.  of  the  city 

16.20.  laid  at  his  gate  full  of  fores 
Aft.io.  17.  men  fent  from  Cornel.ftood  bef.theg. 
1 2.  icthey  came  to  the  iron  gate  ,which  opened 
1 3  .damofell  came  to  the  door  of  gate 
14.  (he  opened  not  the  gate  for  gladneffe 

told  how  Peter  flood  before  thegate 
He&.i  3.12/Jefus  fuffered  without  thegate 
Rev.z  1 ,2i.  every  feverall  gate  was  of  one  pearl 

(Bate. 
Vrov.  1 7. 1 9.he  that  exalteth  his  gate  feeketh  deftr. 

At  the  (Bate, 

2  KJHg-9-3  i.as  Jehu  entred  in  at  the  gate,  Jet.  faid 

i  1 .6,a  third  part  (hall  be  at  thegate  of  Sur 

a  third  part  at  thegate  behind  the  guard 

2^0.23.5. 

2  3 .8  .which  were  on  a  mans  left  hand  at  the  ga. 

1  Chr.  1 1 .  i7.of  the  well  of  Bethl.that  is  at  the  ga. 

2  Cfo/.24.3.fet  a  cheft  at  thegate  of  the  hou.of  the 
Neb.  1 2.37.  at  the  fountaingate  they  went  up 
Eft.  5.1  3. 1  fee  Mordecai  fitting  at  the  Kingsgate 

6\io.doe  toMord.that  fitteth  at  the  Kings  ga. 
//a.22.7.horfem.fet  themfelves  in  array  at  thegate 
E^.8.5.northw.at  thegate  of  the  altar,this  ima. 

\Acl.i.  2. they  laid  daily  at  thegate  of  the  temple  I  Gen.  z  3.  io.of  all  that  went  in  at  "gate  s  of  his  city 
10.it  was  he  which  fatcat  the  beauti  full  gate  I  ,  Verfe  18. 

Fi/fr-<0ate,  See  Jf  (tb.  I  Den.  3 .  5  .thefe  cites  were  fenced  with  gates  &  bars 

High  (Bate,  I       1 2. 1 2.  rejoice,ye,&  the  Levite  within  your  gat. 

2  Cfoo.23.20.they  came  thorow  the  high  gate  into  |  /q/fe.6.27.inhisyoung.fon(haIhefet  up  the  gates 

27.3.  Jotham  builtthe  high  gate  of  the  hou.  of    Judg.$.%.then  was  warre  in  the  gates 
Jer.zo.z.pm  Jer.in  the  flocks  in  the  high ga.ofB.  I  n.the  people  ofthe  Lord  go  to  the  gates 

Hor/edEJate,  JieeiljOjfe.  j  1 54w.17.52.they  purfued  the  Philift.to  the  gates 


mthe<5nte, 
Gen.  19.  i  .Lot  fate  in  the  gate  of  Sodom 
Exod.  3  2.2<S.Mofes  flood  in  the  gate  of  the  camp 
Ven.  22.15  .tokens  of  her  virg.to  the  Eld.in  the  ga. 
fudg.i6-z.hid  wait  —for  Sampfon  in  thegate 
K«i/?.4.ii.all  the  peop.in  thegate  faid5We  are  wit. 


23.7.entring  into  a  town  that  hath  gates 
2  Saw.  1 8. 24-David  fate  between  twogafes 

1  J(j«g.i6.34.fet  up  the  gates  in  his  youngefl  fon 

2  I^iKg.23.8.brake  down  the  high  pla.of  the  gates 
1  Cfoo.9.i9.Korahites  keep.of  the  gates  ofthe  tab. 

22,all  thefe  were  chofen  porters  in  the  gates 


GAT       GAT 

23.their  child.had  the  oversight  of  the  gates 

22.3. David  prepared  nailcs  for  the  gates 

z  Cbro.8. 5  .fenced  cities,  with  wals,  gates  and  bars 

14.7 .let  us  make  about  thefe  cities  gates,v/als 

23. 19. he  fet  the  porters  at  the  gates 

3  i.2.Hez.app.-to  praife  in  the  gat.of  the  tents 

Nebem.t. -$.the  gates  thereof  are  burnt  with  fire 

Chap.2.33i7 

i.S.give  me  timber  to  make  beams  for  gates 

1 3.I  viewed,  and  the  gates  were  confumed 

6. i.I  had  not  fet  the  doores  upon  the  gates 

7.3-let  not  the  gate*  of  Jerufalem  be  opened 

1, 1. 1 9. porters  that  kept  the  gates  were  172. 

n.25.porter  at  the  threfholdsof  the  gates 

3o.priefts  and  Levites  purified  the  gates 

ij.i^.when  thegates  of  Jeruf.began  to  be  dark 

forue  of  my  fervants  fet  I  at  the  gates 

22.I  command,  the  Levites  to  keep  the  gates 

70638.17.  have  the  gates  of  death  been  opened 

Pfal.y.  1 3. thou  lifted  me  up  from  thegates  of  death 

•14-may  (hew  forth  all  thy  praiie  in  the  gates 

24.7.11ft  up  your  head  O  yegatej-,and  be  ye  lift 

Verfe  9. 
87.2.Lordloveth  the  gates  of  Z  ion  more 
ioo.4..enter  into  his  gate*  with  thankfgiving 
107.16.he  hath  broken  the  gates  of  braffe 
1 18.19.opcn  to  me  the  gates  of  righteoufneffe 
P»w.i.2i.wifd.crieth  in  the  openings  ofthe  gates 

Chap.8.3. 
8.34.watching  daily  at  my  gate* 
14.19.the  wicked  at  the  gatesoi  the  righteous 
3  i.23.her  husband  is  known  in  the  gates 
3  i.let  her  own  works  praife  her  in  the  gates 
Cant.y.i  3.  at  our  gates  were  all  manner  of  pleaf. 
Ifa.  3. 26".hcr gates  (hall  lament  and  mourn 

13.2.  they  may  goe  into  the  gates  ofthe  nobles 
26.2.open  ye  thegates,  that  the  righteous  nat. 
3  8 .1  o.I  (hall  go  to  thegates  ofthe  grave 

45.1.  open  before  him  the  two-leaved  gates, 
and  thegates  (hall  not  be  (hut 

2.  (he  break  in  pieces  the  gates  of  braffe 
62.10.  goe  thorow,  goe  thorow  the  gate* 
/er.1.1 5. fet  every  one  his  throne  at  the  gat.of  Jer. 
7.2.  hear  ye  that  enter  in  at  thefe  gates 

Chap.17.20.  &  22.2. 

14.2.  Judah mourneth,and  thegates  languifh 
1 5. 7 .lie  fan  them  with  a  fan  in  thegates 
1 7.  i9-go  out,&  come  in,in  all  thegates  of  Jer. 

2  i.no  burden  on  the  Sab.  by  thegates  of  Jer. 
Verfe  24. 
2  5. then  fhal  there  enter  into  thegates  Kings 
Chap.  2  2.4. 
27  .to  bear  a  burden  —  in  at  the  gates  of  Jer. 
lie  kindle  a  fire  in  thegates  of  Jerufal. 
22. 19.  call  forth  beyond  thegates  of  Jerufalem 
49.3  1. get  ye  to  the  nation  which  have  nei.gates 
5  1. 58. high  gates  of  Babylon  (hall  be  burnt 
Lam.  1. 4.all  Zions  gates  are  defolate 
2.9.  her  gates  are  funk  into  the  ground 
4.12.  adverfaries  (hould  have  entred  the  gates  of 
Exo.  z  1 . 1 5 .  fet  the  point  of  the  fword  ag.  their  ga. 

2  2  .to  appoint  battering  rams  againft  the  ga. 
26.2.fheis  broken  that  was  the ga.of  the  peop. 
3  8. 1 1  .He  go  to  them  dwelling  without  thega. 
40. 1 8. pavement  by  the  fide  of  thegates 

ag.the  length  of  thegates  was  the  lower 

3  8. entries  were  by  the  polls  of  the  gates 
44.1 1  .having  charge  at  thegates  ofthe  houfe 

17.  when  they  enter  in  at  thegates  of  the  in. 

whileft  they  minifter  in  thegates  of  the 

48.3  1.  the  gates  of  the  city  (halbe  after  the  trib. 

three  gates  northward 

3  2.  at  the  eaft  fide  three  gates 

33.  at  the  fouth  fide  three  gates 

34.  at  the  weft  fide  three  gates 
Obad.  1 1 .  forreiners  entred  into  his  gates 
Nab. z.6.the  gates  of  the  rivers  (hal I  be  opened 

3.13  .gates  ofthe  land  fet  wide  open  to  the 
Zecb.8.16.  execute  judgement  in  your  gates 
Mat.16.18.  the  gates  of  hell  fhall  not  prevaile 
Afts  9.24.  watched  thegates  to  kill  Paul 

14-13  Jupitersprieft  brought  oxen  to  the  gates 
Rev.zi .  1 2-great  city  —  had  twelve  gates 

and  at  the  gates  twelve  angels 

1 3 .  on  the  eaft  three  gates,  north  three  gates, 

on  the  fouth  3-gates3on  the  weft  3  -gates 

1  5. reed! 


GAT        GAT 


1 5 .  reed  to  meafure  the  city  and  gates 

2 1. the  twelve  gate*  were  twelve  pearls 

25/ .  the  gates  of  it  (hall  not  be  (hut  at  all 

22.i4.they  may  enter  through  thcgrt.totheci. 

dBategf  of  death,  See  3Deatlj, 

Thy  45M&, 

Exo.it>.  io,nor  thy  ftranger  that  is  within  thyg*. 

Dc«f.  J.  14. 
T>eut.6.9.ihou  (halt  write  them  upon  thy  gates 

Chap.  1 1.20. 

1 2.  1  f  .thou  maift  eat  flefh  in  thy  gates  Ve.  2 1 . 

1 7.  thou  maift  not  eat  in  thy  gates  the  tythe 

1  S.thou  muft  eat  them,&  the  Lev.in  thy#*. 

14. zi.  to  the  ftranger  that  is  within  thy  gates 

27-Lev.  within  thy  gates  thou  (halt  not  forf. 

28.  lay  up  the  tythe  within  thy  gates 

29.widow  within  thy  gates  fliall  come  &  eat 

if. 7.  if  a  poor  man  within  any  of  thy  gates 

22.  thou  (halt  eat  it  within  thy  gates 
16.1.  not  facrifice  the  paflbver  within  thy  gates 
X 1. (halt  rejoice,  &  the  Lev.  within  thy  gates 
Verfe  14. 
1 8. Judges  (halt  thou  make  in  all  thy  gates 
17.  2.  if  within  thy  gates  a  man  or  wom.tranfg. 
%  .then  bring  forth  that  man  unto  thy  gates 
8. being  matters  of  controverfie  wtbin  thy  ga. 
i8.6\ifa  Levitecome  from  any  of  thy  gates 
2j.2  6.fervant  efcaped — dwell  in  one  of  thy  ga. 
24.i4.thou(halt  not  opprefle  within  thy  gates 
26. 1 2.that  they  may  eat  within  thy  gates,&  be 
28.j2.he(hallbe(iegetheeinthy,gtff«  V.J2. 
y  ?.  enemies  —  diftrcffe  thee  in  all  thy  gates 
j  1. 1 2.  gather  together  within  thy  gates  to  hear 
Pfal.  1 22 ,2.our  feet  (hall  ftand  within  thy  gates 

147. 1  j. he  hath  ftrengthn. the  bars  ofthy  gates 

lfa.  54.1 2.Ile  make  thy  gates  of  Carbuncles 

60. 1 1  .therefore  thy  gates  (hall  be  open  contin. 

1 8. call  thy  wals,  Salvat.  &  thy  gates,  Praife 

E^.26.  lo.ftiall  enter  into  thy  gates  as  men  enter 

C5atrj. 
Jof.i  i.2i.none  of  the  Anakims  left  fave  in  Cath 

1  Sam. 5.8.  let  the  ark  be  carried  to  Goth 

6.  17.  Emerodsjfor  Gath  one,  Ekron  one 
7. 1 4. cities  from  Ekron  to  Gaifcreftored 
17.4.  went  out  a  champion,  Goliah  of  Gath 

Verfe  23. 

j2.Philiftines  fell  down  even  unto  Gath 
21.10.  David  fled  to  Achifti  King  of  Gath 

Chap.27.2. 

1 2.David  was  fore  afraid  of  Ach.K.of  Gath 
27.  j.David  dwelt  with  Achifli  at  Gath 

4,told  Saul,David  was  fled  to  Gath 

1  i.Dav.favcd  none  to  bring  tidings  to  Gath 

2  Sam.  i.2o.tell  it  not  in  Gat/?,publi(h  it  not 

1  5. 1 8. all  that  came  after  David  from  Gath 
21 .20.therc  was  yet  a  battell  in  Gath 

1  chron.  20.6. 

2  2.  thefe  four  were  born  to  the  gyant  in  Ga. 

1  Chron.zo.S. 

1  Rj-  2. 1  p.two  fer.of  Shimei  ran  to  the  K-of  Gath 

behold,  thy  fervants  be  in  Gath 

40,Shimei  —  went  to  Gath  to  feek  his  ferv. 

and  brought  his  fervants  from  Gath 

41.  told  Solomon  Shimei  had  gone  to  Gath 

2  Kin.  1 2.17.  Hazael  went  up,and  fought  ag.G«. 

1  Cfo-.7.2i.EzerjEleadjwhomthemen  ofGa.fle. 
8 . 1 1  .Beriah,who  drave  away  the  inhab.of  Ga. 
1 8. 1. David  took  Gath,znd  hertownes 

2  Chro.i  i.8.Rehob.built  G<tf/>>  Marefliah 

26.  6.  Uzziah  brake  down  the  wall  of  Gath 
Amos  6. 2.go  down  to  Gath  of  the  Philiftines 
Micah  i.io.dedare  ye  it  not  at  Gath,weep  not 
14.  (halt  thou  giveprefents  to  Morefh.Gath 
d&ati^epijer. 
2  Ki.  1 4. 2  5  /pake  by  Jonah  w ch  was  of  Gath-Heph. 

»iE>att)2iinmotT. 
Jof.  1 9.45  .cities  of  Dzn, Benebetikfiathrimmon 

2  i.24.Kohath.out  of  Dan  Gatbrim.w'h  her  fub. 

25.  out  of  Manaffeh,  Gatbnm.  with  her  fub. 
1  Chro.6.6$.cities  of  refuge,  Ajalon3  Gathrimmon 

<©att)er, 

Gf».6.2i.food  that  is  eaten,thou  maltgather  it  to 

3 1.46.  gather  ftones,and  they  took  ftones 

4 1 .3  J  .let  them  gath.  all  the  food  of  thofe  yeers 

Exod.^.j.  let  them  go  gather  ftraw  for  themfelves 

ii.fatteredtogfflffcerftubbleinfteadof       j 


GAT        GAT 

<f.\g.gather  thy  cattell,and  all  in  the  field 
1 6.4.1hall  gather  a  certain  rate  every  day 
j.fixth  day  twice  as  much  as  they  gath.  daily 
i6.gather  of  it  every  man  according  to  his  * 
26.  fixe  dayes  (hall  ye  gather  it 
27<on  the  7th  day  to  gather,  but  found  none 
23.10.  fix  yeers  fow  thy  land,and  gather  in  the 
Icto.2j.j. 
Iff.  19.9.  tn°u  flialt  not  gather  the  gleanings 

Chap.23.22. 
10.  not  gather  every  grape  of  thy  vineyard 
2  J.  J.nei.  gath.  the  grapes  of  the  vine  undreffed 

Vcife  11. 
2o.we  (hall  not  fow,  not  gather  in 
Num.  io.4.if  with  one  trump,  then  princes  dial  ga. 
1 1 . 1 6.gather  feventy  men  of  the  elders  of  lira. 
19.9.  a  man  that  is  clean  (hall  gather  the  afhes 
Dent.  1 1 . 1 4.1k  give  thee  rain,  that  thou  maift  ga. 
1  j.  1 6.  chou  (halt  gather  all  thefpoil  of  it 
28.30.  plant  a  viney.  and  not  gather  the  grapes 
Verfe  39. 
38.carry  much  feed  om,8c  gather  but  little  in 
30.3. he  willed?"  thee  from  all  the  nations 

£^.36.24. 

4.  if  driven  out  thence,will  the  Lord  gather 

3 1. 1B.gath.3W  the  elders  &  officers,  that  I  may 

1  Sam.7. 5. gather  all  Ifrael  to  Mizpeh,and  He  pray 

2  Sam.^.zi.Abnet  hid, l\e  gath. M  Ifr.to  my  lord 

1  King.  18.19.  iat^er  a11  Ifrael  to  mount  Carmel 

2  K/3.4.39.  one  went  out  to  gather  herbs 
zz.zo.Wc  gather  thee  to  thy  fathers 

2  Chro.i 4.28. 

1  C/»'.i3.2.fend  to  ourbreth.and  Lev.to  gather  us 

2  Chr.z^.^. gather  of  all  Ifr.money  to  redeem  the 
2vefo.i.9.yet  will  I  gather  them  from  thence 

1 2.44-fome  appoin.to  grtib.portions  for  priefts 
fob  z $.6.  they  gather  the  vintage  of  the  wicked 
3  4 . 1 4.  if  he  gather  to  himfelf  his  fpirit 
391  2.will  hegather  it  into  thy  barn 
Pfal.z6. 9.  gather  not  my  foul  with  finners 
39.6.  knoweth  not  who  (hMgatber  them 
104.28.that  which  thou  giveft  them  they  gath. 
io6.47.gather  us  from  among  the  heathen 
Pw.28.8.  {ha.Mgath.it  for  him  that  will  pity  poor 
Ecclef.i.i6.to  the  finner  he  giveth  travel  togather 
6\wJ.6\2.my  beloved  is  gone  down— togarklilies 
lfa.  io.3i.inhab.ofGebimg<tf/>.themfelves  to  flee 
34. 1  f  .there  dial  the  ow\gathe/  under  her  (had. 
40. 1 1  .he  (hzllgather  the  lambs  with  his  arms 
43.  j. He  gather  thee  from  the  weft 
54.7.with  great  mercies  He  gather  thee 
56\8.yet  will  Igather  others  to  him 
62. 1  o.caft  up  the  high-way ,##b.out  the  ftones 
66. 1 8. He  gather  all  nations  and  tongues 
Jer. 6.1.  gather— to  flee  out  of  the  midft  of  Jcruf. 
7. 1 8.thechildr. gather  wood,the  fathers  kindle 
9.22.  and  none  (hall  goffer  them 
10. 1  j.  gather  up  thy  wares  out  of  the  land 
23.3.Ilef^tfe/ the  remnant  of  my  flock 
29 . 1 4.  He  gather  you  from  all  the  nations 
3 1. 8. He  gather  them  from  the  coafts  of  the  ear. 
Chap.32.37.  ScE\el{-  20.  34,41. 
&  34-  ij- 
iche  thatfeattered  Ifrael  will  gather  him 
40.  lo.gather  ye  wine,&  oile,and  fummer  fruit 
49. 5. none  (hAlgather  up  him  that  wandreth 
5  1.1 1. make  bright  the  arrowes,  gath.the  (hiel. 
£^.ii.i7.Ileevengi£fe'  you  from  the  people 
16.  $7  Me  gather  all  thy  lovers  againft  thee 
22.  i9.He  gather  you  into  the  midft  of  Jerufale 
20.3s  they  gather  filver,bra(ie,  iron 

He  father  you  in  mine  anger 
Verfe  2 1 . 
z^.q.gatber  the  pieces  thereof  into  it 
29.13.at  the  endof  40.years  Wegath.the  Egy. 
37.21.  He  gather  them  on  every  lide,&  bring 
39.J  j -gather  on  every  fide  to  my  facrifice 
Hof.8. 1  o.though  hired  among  the  nations,Ile gat . 

9. 6.E°ypt (hill gather  them  up, Memphis 
Joel  1 .14.gflrb.the  elders,&  all  the  inhab.and  cry 
2.6.all  faces  (hall  gather  blackneffe 

1 6.gather  the  people, gather  the  children 
lA.Wegather  all  nations,and  bring  them  into 
Mic.z.  1 2.1]e  [urely  gather  the  remnant  of  Ifrael 
4.6.I  viiWgather  her  that  is  driven  out 

Zeph.1.19. 


g  At 


G  A  T 


1 2. he  (hall  gather  them  as  (heaves 
y .  1  -gather  thy  felfe  in  troupes,  O  daughter  of 
A'^.z.io.the  faces  of  them  all  gather  bhckmP^ 
Bab.  1 .9.fhall  gather  the  captivity  as  the  fand 

1  5. they  gather  them  in  their  drag 
Zct>b.$.X.  my  determinates  togather  the  nations 
iK.Negather  them  that  are  forrowfull 
20. even  in  the  time  that  I  gather  you 
Zecb,io.S.lk  hide  for  zhem, 2nd  gather  them 
io. We  gather  them  out  of  Aflyrh 
14-2-Ile gather  all  nations  againft  Jerufalem 
Mat.  1. 1 1  .and gather  his  wheat  into  his  garner 

Ln\ti.\f, 
e^^-ncither  do  they  gather  intobarnes 
7.1  tf.do  men  gather  grapes  of  themes 

Lu\e  6.44. 
1 3. 18.  wilt  thou  that  we  go  and  gaf/?.  them  up 
29.nay,le(t  while  ye  gather  up  the  tares 
30. gather  the  wheat  into  my  barn 
4i(hallg^.out  of  his  kingdome  all  things 

2  j.  26.and  gather  where  I  have  not  ftrawed 
Ih£.  1 3  -34.as  a  hen  dothgather  her  brood  under 
foh.6. 1 2.  grtfte-  up  the  fragments  that  remain 

i^. men  gather  them, md  caft  them  into  the 
Rev.  14. 1 8.  gather  the  dufters  of  the  vine 

16. 14x0 gather  them  to  the  battell  of  ihe  great 

<$>at\)lt  together. 

Gftf.24.30J being  few,they  (hal  f^.toge.acr.me 

49. 1  gather  together,  that  I  may  tell  you  what 

r.gath.  your  felves  together  ye  fons  of  Jacob 

£.W.j.i6.go  andg^ttkrthe  ciders  oflfrael  toge. 

Lev.S. ^.gather 3.11  the  congregation  of  Ifr.togeth. 

Nnm.b-8.o. 
Nrtm.zd.%. gather  thou  the  afiembly  together 

2 1 . 1 6.gather  the  people  togcth.fic  He  give  wat. 
Deut.4. 10.gath.the  peo.togeth.Ile  make  them  hear 
3i.i2.ga;/?.thepeo.together,thattheymayhear 
2  Sam.i  z.zS. gather  the  reft  togcther,and  encamp 
1  Cfcr.i6.jy.faveus,OG.ofourfalv.&gfl.usto". 
2  2.2.Dav.comman.tog^fe.togeththe  ftranoers 
£^•.10.7.  mould  gather  together  unto  Jerufalem 
Neh.j.<;.p\tt  it  into  my  heart  to  gath.  toge.  the  no. 
Eft.  z.  3  .may  gather  together  all  the  fair  yong  men 
4.16. gather  togeth.  all  the  Jews  prefent  in  Shu. 
8.11  .K  granted  the  Jews  togatk  toge.  &  ftand 
Job  1 1  .io.if  he— g^/;.together,whocari  hinder 
Pfal.50. 5  .gather  my  faints  together  unto  me 
^6. 6. they  gather  themfelves  togeth.  theyhtde 
94.21.thcy  gather  together  againft  the  foul  of 
104.21.  thelunarifeth,  they gathei  together 
Ecclcf.3.5.  a  time  togather  ftones  together 
lfa.  1 1. 1 2.  he  fliall  gather  toge.  the  difperf.of  Jud. 
49. 1 8. all  thefe g^.themf.together.&  come  to 
Chap,6o.4. 
54. 1  j.  they  (hall  gather  togeth.  but  not  by  me 
whoever  maXgather  togeth.ag.thee  (hall 
Jer.\.% .blow  the  trumpet,cry,G<rtfey  together 

49.1 /^.gather  ye  together,and  come  againft  Ed. 
Dan.^.z.  King  fent  togather  together  the  princes 
Joel  3 . 1 1 .  gather  your  felves  together  round  about 
Zeph.z.i. gather  your  felves  together, yea, 

gather  together,  O  nation  not  defired 
Mat. 1 3.39.  gather  together  firft  the  tares,  &  bind 
24.3 1. they  fliall  gather  together  his  deft 

Mar\  13.  *7> 
Joh.  1 1.5  2.he  mouMgath.  togeth.in  one  the  chil. 
Ephef.i.  to.gather  togeth.in  one  all  things  in  Chr. 
Rev.  1 9. 17.  gather  togeth.to  the  fupper  of  the  gr.G. 
20.8.togaf/?.Gogand  Magog  togeth.  to  battell 
©atljeteO. 
Gen.  12.5 .  Abra.  took  the  fubftance  they  had  gath. 

2  y. 8.  Abraham — was  gathered  to  his  people 
1 7  .Hhm.  dyed,and  was  gathered  to  his  peop. 

29.3  .thither  were  all  the  flocks  gathered 

3  f.29.  Ifaac  died,and  was  gathered  to  his  peop. 
41. 48. gathered  up  all  the  food  of  the  feven  yee. 

49.  Jofeph  gather,  corn  as  the  fand  of  the  fea 
47.14.  Jofeph  gathered  up  all  the  money 
49-29. 1  am  to  be  gathered  to  my  people 

3  3  .lie  gathered  up  his  feet  into  the  bed 
and  yi 3s gathered  to  his  people 

Exod.16.17.  they  gathered  fome  more,fome  lcffe 
1 8.  he  that  gathered  much,  had  nothing  over 
he  that  gathered  little  had  no  lack 
2CW.8.1J. 
2 1.  they  gathered  it  every  morning 


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zi.  on  the  fixth  day they gafA.twice  as  much 

2  j .  1 6.  when  thou  haft  gathered  in  thy  labours 

Lev. z 3 . 3  9.when  ye  have  gathered  in  the  fruit 

N 'urn.  ii. 8.  people  gathered  it,  &  ground  it  in  mils 

24/MofesgafAei^  feventy  men  of  the  elders 

$z.ani  they  gathered  thequailes 

he  that  gathered  leaft,  gathered  ten  horn. 

I  ?.  j  i.  found  a  man  that  gathered  flicks  on  the 

i<J.io.Korahs<tffe^»ll  the  congreg.ag.  them 

4z.when  the  cong.  wasgafA.ag.Mof.&  Aar. 

zo.Z4.Aaron  (hall  be  gathered  to  his  people 

•  Verfe  16. 
27.13.  thouihaltbegarAfJ'.as  Aaron  wasgafA. 
Dent.  3  2.  jo. 
3 1  .z.afterward  (halt  thou  be  gath.to  thy  peop. 
Veut.16.1 3. after  that  thou  haft  gather.m  thy  corn 
/fl/^-iJofh.gatta^allthe  tribes  to  Shechem 
jf/^.i.y.g^fofrerf their  meat  under  my  table 
2. 1  o.that  generation  were gath.to  their  fathers 
3. 1 3.Eglon  gath.to  him  the childr.of  Am.and 
6. 3  4.  Abiezer  was  gathered  after  him 

3  5  Xent—  to  Manaf.who  were  gaf  A.after  him 

9.27.  went  into  the  field,  and  gath.  their  viney. 

1 1 . 3  .there  w  ere  gathered  vain  men  to  Jephthah 

1  to.f.8.fent,&  gafA.all  the  lords  of  the  Philift. 

14.48.Saul  gath.  an  hofte,  &  fmote  the  Amal. 

20. 3  8  Jonathans  lad  gathered  up  the  arrowes 

2 1.2. every  one—in  diftreffe  gathered  to  David 

2Srt/».i4.i4.aswaterfpilt,whichcannotbega.up 

1 7. 1 1  .that  all  Ifr.  be  generally  gath.  from  Dan 

2 1. 1 3.theygafA.the  bones  of  them*,that  were 

1  Kj.i  1 .24.Rezongrtfb.men  unto  him,&  became 

z  Kjrt.  3.21  .they  ga.all  that  were  able  to  put  on  ar. 

4.39.  gathered  thereofwild  gourds,  his  lap  full 

6.24.Benhad.gafA.his  hoft,and  befieged  Sama. 

22.4.fum.  the  filv.which  the  keepers  have  gath. 

9-thy  fervants  have  gatA.the  money  that  was 

20.  Jofiah  (hall  be  gath.to  thy  grave  in  peace 

2  Cfo-ff.34.28. 

2  3 . 1 .  Jofiah  gathe.  all  the  elders  of  Jud.  &  Jer. 

1  Chr.  1 1. 1  .all  Ifrael  gathered  to  David  to  Hebron 

i9.17.it  was  told  Dav.&  he  gathered  all  Ifrael 

2  Chro.  1 . 1 4.  Solom.  gathered  charets  and  horfem. 
1  i.i.Rebob.gatA.of  Jud.andBenjam.  180000. 
1  j.7.there  arc  gathered  to  Jeroboam  vaine  men 
1  j. 9.  Afa  gathered  all  Judah  and  Benjamin 
23.2.  gathered  the  Levits  out  of  Judah 
24. 1 1.  thus  they  did,  &  gathered  mony  in  abun. 
29. 1 5  .they  Fathered  their  breth.  and  came  to  d. 

2o.Hezek.gaffcemf  the  rulers,and  went  up  to 

3  4.  9.  delivered  the  money  the  Levits  had  gath. 
Neb.  5 . 1 6.my  fervants  were  gathered  to  the  work 
7<>&27.i9.thcrichman — (hall  not  be  gaffed 
Vfal.%9.1.  mighty  aregafAef£rfagainft  me,  not  for 

107. 3-and  gathered  them  out  of  the  lands 
P/0.27.2  % .  herbs  of  the  mountains  zregathered 
30.4.  who  hath  gathered  the  wind  in  his  fills 
Ecclef.z.8. 1  gathered  me  alfo  (ilver  and  gold 
Cant .  <; .  1 .1  gathered  my  mirrhe  w  ith  my  fpice 
Ifa.  $ .  2.  he  fenced  it,and  gathered  out  the  ftones 
1  o.  1 4.  as  one  gathereth  egs,have  I  gathered  all 
27.1  z.ye  (hall  be  gathered  one  by  one 
3  3.4.yourfpoilfhalbegi«fo.like  thegath.of  cat. 
34.1  5.  vultures  gather,  everyone  with  his  mate 

i6.hisfpirit,  it  hath  gathered  them 
49.  ^.though  Ifrael  be  not  gathered, yet  (hall  I  be 
56.8 .He gather  others,befides  thofe  that  are ga. 
<$2.9.they  that  have  gatheredit  (hall  eat  it 
Jer.  3 . 1  y.throne  of  the  Land  all  nati.lhalbe  gath. 
8.  2.  (hall  not  bee  gathered,  nor  buryed 

Chap.2f.33. 
26.9-all  the  people  gaf  A.againft  Jer.in  the  hou. 
40.  I2.jewsreturned,andgfl[fc.wine,and  fruits 
1  5.  all  the- Jews  gath.  to  thee  (hould  be  fcatt. 
£^.28.25 .  whenl  (hall  have  gafA.the  houfe  of 
29.  ?  •  (halt  not  be  brought  togeth.  nor  gathered 
g  8 .8 .  land  that  is  gathered  out  of  many  people 
1 2.upon  the  peo.that  are  gath.  out  of  the  nat. 
13 .  haft  thou  gathered  thy  compani.to  take  a 
39.27.  gather  them  out  of  their  enemies  land 
28.I  have  gaf  A.  them  unto  their  owne  land 
Uof.  1  o.  ro.and  the  people  (hall  be  gath.  agai.them 
Micah  i  .7  .(he  gathered  it  of  the  hire  of  in  harlot 

7.1.I  am  as  when  they  have  gaffe,  fummer  fruit 
Mat.  1 3 .40.as.the  tares  are  gathered,anA  burnt 
47 -a  net  caft  into  the  fea,&  ga.of every  kind 


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48.  ga.  the  good  into  ve(Tels,but  caft  the  bad 

2  f  .3  2.before  him  (hall  bt  gathered  all  nations 
z7.zj.gather.t0  him  the  whole  band  of  fould. 

Marfc  4. 1 .  teach  by  the  fea.and  there  were  gathered 
5.21  .when  Jefus  paffed  overmuch  people  gath. 
John  1r.47.thengatA.the  chief  priefts  and  Pharif. 
Att. 17. <>.gath.z  comp.  &  fet  all  the  city  in  an  upr. 
28.3>when  Paul  had  gathered  a  bundle  of  flicks 
Kra.r4.19.  thruft  in  his  fickle,  and gather.tht  vine 

sSatrjereD  together. 
Gen.  1 .9.  waters  be  gathered  together  into  one 
29.7. is  it  time  that  the  catt.fliould  begafA.tog. 
8. cannot,  till  all  the  flocks  be  gathered  toge. 
21.Labang.tfk  togeth.all  the  men  of  the  pi. 
£;rffrf.4.29.Mof.&  Aar.gafA.all  the  eld.  oflfr.tog. 
8.14.  they  gathered  them  together  upon  heaps 
if.8.the  waters  weregathered  togeth.r 
3  2-r  .people gathered  togeth.  to  Aar.&  faid,Up 
26.aH  thefons  of  Levi  gafA.together  to  him 

3  y.  1  .MoC.gathered  all  the  congr.of  Ifr.together 
£w.8.4,affembly  was  gafA.together  to  the  door  of 

26.25. when  ye  are  gafA.together  in  your  cities 

N#;».  10.7  .when  the  congre.is  to  be  gathered  toge. 

11.22.  (hall  the  filh  of  the  fea  be  gath.  together 

1 4.3  j.that  are  gathered  together  againft  me 

i6.3.theygafAwWtogetheragainfl  Mof.&  Aa- 

Chap.  20.2- 

r  1 .  thou  and  all  thy  company  are  gafA.togc. 

2o.1o.M0f.gafA.  the  congr.tog.before  the  rock 

21.13.SihongafA.allhispeopletogeth.ag.Ifr. 

fudg.i  1.20. 

27.3.not  inthecomp.ofthem  thatgaf/j.togeth. 

Deut.j  3.f.K-in  Jefur.when  the  trib.gafA.togeth. 

Jof.p.z. they  gathered  them(el.togcth.to  fight  with 

Chap.  10.5. 

10.6.  Kings  of  the  Amorites  are  gafA.together 

22.12.  congregati.  gathered  together  to  Shiloh 

Judg.4.1 3.  Sikri.  gathered  together  all  his  charets 

6.$3.theMid.&  Amalekites  were  gat h. togeth. 

7.23-men  oflfraelgafA.  togeth.  out  of  Napth. 

i4.menofEphr.gafA.togeth.&  took  the  wa. 

9.6.men  of  Shech.gafA.  togeth.  &  made  Abim. 

47 .told  Abim.the  menofShech.arega.  tog. 

1 0.1 7.  childr.of  Ammon  were  gather,  together 

1 2.1 .  men  of  Ephraim  gathered  togeth. &  went 

4.Jepth.gafA.  together  all  the  men  of  Gilead 

16.23. lords  °^ tne  Philift.gatA.togeth.  to  offer 

18.22.  men  neer  Micahs  houfe  were  gafA.  toge. 

20.i.congregat.  was gafA.together  as  one  man 

Verfe  1 1 . 

i4,childr.ofBenja.gafA.togeth.untoGibe»h 

1  Sam.j.x  t-fent,&  gath.toge.  all  the  lords  of  the 
7.6.gath.  together  to  Mizpeh,  and  drew  water 

7.Phil.heard  Ifr.  weregafA.togeth.to  Mizp. 

8.4.elders  of  Ifr.gafA.together,&  came  to  Sam. 

13. 5. Philift. gafA.  together  to  fight  with  Ifrael 

Chap.28.1. 

1  i.Philift.gafA.themfel.  together  to  Michm. 

1  f.4.SaulgafA.the  people  togeth.and  numbred 
i7.i.Phihft.gafA.  armies  together  atShochoth 

2.1frael  gathered  togeth.in  the  valley  of  Elah 

2  j.  1  .Ifrael  gafA.  together,&  lamented  Samuel 
28.4.Phil.gafA.themfelves  togeth.— in  Shunem 

Saul  gath.  Ifrael  together— in  Gilboa 
29.1.  Philiftines  gathered  together  in  Aphek 

2  Sam.z.z  j.childr.  of  Ben.gafA.togeth.  after  Abn. 
3o.Joab  hadgafA.thepeo.togeth.there  lacked 

6.  i.Dav. gathered  togeth-all  the  chofen  men  of 
10. 1  j.Syr.faw  they  were  fmit.theygafA.togeth. 

r  7. David — gathered  all  Ifrael  together 

1 2. 29.Dav.gafA.the  peop.toge.  &  went  to  Rab, 

ao.  14.  Joab  went  to  Abel,  &  they  were  ga.tog. 

23>9.defied  the  Phil.that  weregafA.toge.to  bat. 

1 1  .Philift-were  gatA«\  together  into  a  troup 

1 1(i».i0.26.SolomongafA.togeth.char.&  horfm. 

1 8.2o.Ahab  gafA.the  proph.tog.to  mou.Carm. 

20.1  .Benhad.gaf  A.his  hoft  togeth.&  3  z  .Kings 

2  2.6.K.of  Ih.gathered  proph.togerh.about  400. 

z  Chron.  18.1. 

z  ?C^gio.i8.JehugflfA.all  the  peo.togeth.8t  faid 

1  Chr.  1 3. 5. David  gar  A.all  Ifrael  tog.  from  Shihor 
15.3  .Dav  .gafA.all  Ifrael  togeth.  to  Jer.to  bring 
1 9.7.child.of  Am.gafA.togeth.out  of  their  cit. 
2  3 .2  .David  gathered  all  the  princes  together 

2  Chr.  1 2.  j .  princes  of  Judah  that  were  gaf  A.toge. 
j  y .  1  o.fo  they  gat A.togeth.at  Jeruf.  in  the  third 


G  A  T       GAT 

2o.4.Judahga?AmYz'toge  toask  helpoftheL- 

24.f.Joaih — gath.  toge.  the  priefts  &  the  Lev- 

2f.f  .Amaz.gafAm,tf'Jucl.togeth.&  made  them 

28.24.AhazgafAm^togcth.theveffeIsof  the 

29-4.Htz.  brought  in  the  prie.&  ga  them  toge. 

3  o.  3  .neith.had  the  peop.gaf  A.together  to  Jeru. 

32.4  gathered  much  peo.toge.to  flop  the  fount. 

6. he  fet  capt.over  the  peop.  &  gathered  toge. 

34.17.  they  have  gaf  hered  toge.  ihe  mony  found 

29.Jofiah  gafA.together  all  the  elders  ot  Jud. 

E-%:  3 . 1  .people  eatA.togeth.as  one  man  to  Jerula. 

Neb.  8. 1. 
7.28.I gat hered  togeth. out  of  Ifra.chief  men  to 
8. 1 5 .1  gathered  them  together  to  the  river 
io.9.men  of  Judah  &  Ben  gafA.themf.togeth. 
Ncb.8.1 3.  the  2dday  weregafA.tog.chief  of  the  fa. 
1 2.28.fons  of  the  fingers  'gat hered  together 
1 3. 1 1. 1  gathered  tog.ther,and  fet  them  in  their 
£/2.2.8.many  maidens  were  gath.toge.  to  Shufhan 
19-when  the  virgins  gafA.togeth.the  z6,  time 
9.2.Jews  gafA.together  to  lay  funds  on  all  fuch 
1  ?  Jewes  in  Shu(h.  gafA.tog.on  the  i4th.day 
i6.oiher  Jews  gjfA.rogether  on  the  1 3c".day 
Job  16.  to.gatbcred  themfclves  togeth.  agiinft  m° 
3o.7.under  the  nettles  they  were  eafA.togecher 
Pfal-i  5 . 1  J.in  mine  adverf.they — ga.cheml.toge. 
yea,the  abjeds  gathered  chemfel.toge. 
47-9.princes  of  the  people  are  gathered  together 
102.22.when  the  people  are  gathered  together 
i40.2.contin.  are  they  gathered  togeth. for  war 
Ifa.  1 3 .4.3  noife— of  nations  gathered  together 
2  2.9.ye  gaf  A.togeth.  the  wat.  of  the  lower  pool 
24.22.  they  thall  be  gafA.  together  as  prifoners 
43.9-let  all  the  nations  be  gathered  togetbet 
44. 1 1 .  let  them  all  be  gathered  t<  igeth.let  them 
6o.7.flocksof  Kedarlhallbe  gathered  cogether 
Dan.i. 3. princes  were  gafA.  togeth. to  the  dtdicat. 
27.  princes  being  gaf  A.togeth.faw  thefe  men 
Hof.  1 . 1 1. then  (hall  the  child.ofJud.be  gafA  toge. 
Micah  4. 1 1 .  many  nations  are  gafA.toge.agai.thet 
Zee .  12.3  .though  all  the  peop. — be  gafA.toge.ag.it 
I4.i4.wealth  of  all  the  heath-fhaibegafA.toge. 
Aiaf.2.4.when  Herod  hadgafA.toge.the chief  pric 
r  3.2 .  great  multit.  wert  gafA.  togeth.unto  him 
18.20.wheretwoorthreearegafA.togeth.inmy 
22.10.  into  the  high-waies,&  gathered  toge.all 
34.the  Pharifees  were  gathered  together 
41.  while  the  Phar.were  gafA. toge. Jef  asked 
23.37.  would  I  have  gaf  hered  thy  childr.toge. 
Lu\e  13.34. 
24.28.there  will  the  eagles  be  gaf  hered  together 
Lu^e  17.37. 
27.i7-when  they  were  gafA.  togeth.  Pilate  faid 
Mark  1.3  3-all  the  city  was gatA.togeth.at  the  door 
2.2.  ftraightway  many  were  gathered  together 
6.50.the  apoftlesgafA.themfelves  toge.ro  Jefus 
Lukj  8 .4.when  much  people  were  gathered  ro^t-th. 
1 1 .  29.when  the  peo.  were  gather,  thick  togeth. 
1 2. 1  .when  there  were  gafA.  togeth.  an  innum. 
1  y .  1 3  .younger  fon  gaf  hered  all  together ,and 
24.3  3. they  found  the  elevtn  gathered  together 
/0A.6. 1 3>they  gaf  A.tbem  togeth.&  filled  1 2.bask. 
Acl.^.6.  kindred  of  the  high  prieft  were  gafA.  tog. 
26.  rulers  wen  gathered  toge.  againft  the  L. 
27  .people  of  Ifrael  were  gathered  together 
1 2. 1 2.where  many  were  gafAgj-.togeth. praying 
14.27.  when  they  — had  gaf  A.  the  cmrch  toge. 
1  f.30.when  they  had  garA.the  multit.together 
20.8.many  lights  where  they  were  gat A.toeeth. 
1  C<tt\f.4.whenyearegafAer«i'togethr&  myfpirit 
Rev.16.16.  hegath.  them  toge.into  a  place, called 
19, 1 9.beaft  &  his  army  gafA.toge.ro  make  war 
dSattyerer,  or  grape  <fl5at5eret\ 
Jer.6.9.tatn  thine  hand.as  a  grape  gaf Aew 
49. 9. if  a  grape  gatherer  come,  would  they  not 

Obad.  f . 
Amos  7 . 1 4-but  a  gatherer  of  Sycamore  fruit 

<0atf)ere(l. 
Deut.zn.z  1.  when  thou  gathereft  the  grapes  of  thy 

&Ztt)CTCtb, 
Num.  1 9. 1  o.he  that  gathereth  the  afhes,  (hall  wa(h 
P/a.3  3 .7.  he  gathereth  the  waters  of  the  fea  togeth. 
4 1  .tf.his  heart  gathereth  iniquity  to  it  felf 
i47.i.hegarA.togetherthe  out-cafts  of  Ifrael 
iya.|6.8. 
Vro.6.%'  gathereth  her  food  in  the  harveft 
io.y.he 


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G  A  V       G  A  V 


GAV       G  A  V 


10.5.  he  that  gathereth  in  Cummer  is  a  wifefon 

1  j.  1 1. he  that  gathereth  by  labour  (hall  increafe 
Ifa.10.1 4#as  one  gathereth  egs  that  are  left,fo  have 

1 7.  J.  it  (hall  be  as  when  the  harveft  mzagatb. 

as  he  thatgafkears  in  the  vail,  of  Reph. 

Nah.  3 .  1 8 .  thy  people  is  fcattered,  &  no  man  gath. 

Hab.z.f. but  gath.  unto  him  all  nations,&  heapeth 

Mat.  1 2.3  o.he  that  gathereth  not  with  me  fcattereth 

Luke  lI-  J3- 

2  3. 37.  as  a  hengatberetb  her  chickens  under 
/flfez  4.36. gathereth  fruit  unto  life  eternall 

(Battering. 
Gen.1.1 o. gathering  toge.  of  the  wat.  called  he  feas 
49.  io.to  him  (hall  the  gathering  of  the  peop.  be 
Ate#.  1  ?.  3  3  •  they  that  found  him  gathering  flicks 

1  itiffg.17.10.  widow  woman  was  gathering  flicks 

1 2.I  amgatbering  two  fticks,that  I  may  go  in 

2  C/?r07Z.2O.2<i.they  were  three  dayesingtfffe.fpoils 
Ifa.i  2.  io.vintage  (hall  fail, gath.  (hall  not  come 

3  3.4/poil  gath.  as  the  gath.oC the  caterpillar 
Ato.2f.24.  gathering  where  thou  haft  notflrawed 
/fr3.i6.io.afluredlyg^.  that  the  L. had  called  us 
2  Thef.z.i.by  our  gathering  together  unto  him 

d5atherfng0. 
1  Cor.  i6.2.that  there  be  no  gathering  when  I  come 

dSatoe. 
Ge«. 2. 20. Adam  wa  names  to  all  cattell 
%.6.gave  to  her  husband,and  he  did  eat 

1 2.(he  gave  me  of  the  treejand  I  did  eat 
14. 20. he  gave  him  tythesof  all 
16.3  .gave  Hagar  to  her  husband,to  be  his  wife 
lS.j.gave  it  to  a  young man,who  hafted 
20.14.took  women  fer.  and  gave  them  to  Abr. 
21.14.took  a  bottle  of  water,andg*roitHag. 
ip.filled  the  bottle,andgOTe  the  lad  drink 

2  7 .  Abr.took  (heep,  and  gave  them  to  A  bim . 
24.i8.1etdownher  pitcher,andgdf£  him  drink 

3  i.gave  ftraw  and  provender  for  the  camels 
S  a.and  raiment,and  gave  them  to  Rebekah 

he  gave  to  her  mother  &  broth.precious 

2  j.  $.  Abraham  g<w  all  that  he  had  to  Ifaac 

6.  Abraham  gave  gifts,and  fent  them  away 
34.  Jacob  gave  Efau  bread  and  pottage 

27. 1 7-(hegave  the  favourie  meat  and  bread 
z8.4.1and  which  God  gave  unto  Abraham 

6.as  he  bleffed  Jacob,he  gave  him  a  charge 
29.  24.  Labangtfuetohisdaught.LeahjZilpah 

28.  hegave  him  Rachel  his  daughter  to  wife 

29.  Laban  gave  to  Rachel  his  daught.Bilhah 

3  0.4.  Rachel  gave  him  JJilhah  her  handmaid  to 
9.  Leah  took  Zilpah,and  gave  her'Jacob  to 
3  5 .  Jac.gave  the  brown  (heep  into  the  hands 

3  f.4.they  gave  to  Jacob  all  the  ftrange  gods 

1 2.  the  land  which  I  gave  to  Abra.  and  Ifaac 
38.1  S.Judahgave  ither,and"came  in  unto  her 

26.becaufe  I  gave  her  not  to  Shelah 
39.21  .Lord  gave  him  favour  in  the  fight  of  the 
40. 1 1. 1  gave  the  cup  into  Pharaohs  hand 

Verfe2i. 
4i.4f.hegi2»eto  Jofephto  wifeAfenath 
43 .24.he  gave  them  water,and  they  wafhed 

zndhee gave  their  affes  provender 

Jndtr.iQ.zi. 

/tf.zi. gave  thtm  wagons,  Scgave  them  provif. 

22.  hegave  each  man  changes  of  raiment 

he  gave  to  Benhad.  30o.piecesof  filv. 

46. 18  .the  fons  of  Zilp.whcm  Lab.gave  to  Le. 

2f.fons  ofBilh.whom  Laban  gave  to  Rach. 

47.11-  gave  them  a  pofleflion  in  the  l.of  Egypt 

17.  gave  them  bread  in  exchange  for  horfes 

22.did  eat  their  portion  which  Vha.ga.  them 

Earorf.2.2i.hegweMofesZipporahhis  daughter 

6. 1 3.fpake  to  Mof.&  Aar.  Sega,  them  a  charge 

11.3.  L.gave  the  peo.  favour  in  the  fight  of  the 

Chap.i2.36. 

14.20.it  gave  light  by  night  to  thefe 

31.18.  he  gave  to  Mofes  —  two  tables  of  tefti, 

3  2.24X0  they  gave  it  me,then  I  caft  it  into 

34.$z.hegave  them  in  comman.all  that  the  L. 

l6.6.Mo[.gave  comman.&  they  caufed  it  to  be 

Num.  3.51  MoC.gave  the  money  of  them  that  w  ere 

7.6.  MoCgave  wagons  and  oxen  to  the  Levites 

7.  two  wag.  &  4.  oxen  he  gave  to  the  fons  of 
8.four  wag.&  8.ox.hegd.to  the  fons  of  Mer, 
9»to  the  fons  of  Kohath  hegave  none 

1  i.2j.L.took  of  the  fpir.andgaw  it  to  the  70. 


1 7-6.every  one  of  the  princes  gave  him  a  rod 
27.23.Elea7.ar  hid  his  hand  upon  Jof.&  gave, 
30.41.  Mofes  gave  the  tribute  untoEleazar" 

47.  Mof.  took  one  porti.  Scgave  to  the  Lev. 

31.33  .Mofga.to  Gad,Reub.Manaf.the  kingd. 

Deut.3.1 2,1 3.  &  29.3.  Jofl);iz.6. 

&  13.8,15. 

3  8. gave  other  names  to  the  cities  which  they 

40.  Mofes  gave  Gilead  unto  Machir 

Dent.  3. 15. 
Deut.z.  1 2.which  the  "Lordgave  unto  them 

3.i6.totheReub.&  Gad.I  gave  half  the  vally 
9.11. the  Lord  gave  me  two  tables  of  ftone 

Chap.  10.4. 

22.16.I  gave  my  daughter  to  this  man  to  wife 

31.23  MoC.gave  to  Jof.  the  fon  of  Nun  a  char. 

fof.  1 . 1 4.1and  wch  MoC.gave  you  on  this  fide  Jord. 

1  J.  ye  (hall  return  to  the  la. which  MoC.gave 

1 1.23.  Jof.  gave  the  whole  la.for  an  inherit.to 

1 2«7.which  JoCgave  unto  the  tribes  of  Ifra.for 

1 3 . 1 4.to  the  tribe  of  Levi  he  gave  none  inheri. 

Ver.33.  &CI1.14.3. 

iA.MoC.gave  inheritance  to  the  tribe  of  Gad 

29.M0f.gOTf  inher.  to  the  half  tribe  of  Man. 

i4.4.therefore  he  gave  no  part  to  the  Levits 

1 3 .  Joih.gave  to  Caleb  Hebron  for  inherit. 

Chap.  1  5.13.  Scfudg.  1.20. 

1  Cbran.6.<$6. 

1  j.  1 7.Caleb gave  Othniel  Achfah  to  w ife 

JWg.1.15. 

lQ.hegave  her  the  upper  fprings,and  neathcr 

Judg:  1 . 1 3 . 

i7.^.hegave  Zeloph.daugh.an  inheri.am.their 

i8.7.which  Mof.the ferv.of  the  Lor.gave  them 

Chap.  22.4. 

i9.49.children  oflCraelgave  an  inhet.to  Jo(h. 

5o.they  gave  him  the  city  which  he  asked 

21.3.  childr.of  iCtadgave  to  the  Levits  cities 

1  Chron.6.64. 

8.  they  gave  by  lot  thefe  cities  with  their  fub. 

1  Chro.  6.6s. 

9.they  gave  out  of  Jud.&  Simeon  thefe  cities 

1  Chron.6.%7. 

1 1.  they  gave  them  the  city  of  Arbah 

1  Cbron.6.^%. 

12.  the  fields  &  villages  they  gave  to  Caleb 

1  Chro. 6.$%. 
1 3. thus  they  gave  to  the  children  of  Aaron 
2 1.  they  gave  them  Shechem      1  Cbro.6.67. 
27.  they  gave  Golan  in  Bafhan 
4}.Lordgave  to  Ifrael  all  the  land  he  fware 
44-the  Lordgave  them  reft  round  about 

zChro.ii.ij. 

2  2  7-to  the  other  half  tribe  JoCgave  amo.them 
24.3 .1  multiplied  his  feed,andgaw?  him  Ifaac 

4. 1  gave  unto  Ifaac  Jacob  and  Efau 

and  I  gave  unto  Efau  mount  Seir 
8. 1  gave  the  Amorites  into  your  hand 
fadg.3.6.  thty  gave  their  daught.  to  their  fons,& 
4.  i9.opened  a  bottle  of  milk,  and  gave  him 
?.2  j.  he  asked  water,(heg<2z>e  him  milk 
6.9.  Igave  you  their  land 
9.4.gaveAbim.70.piecesoffilv.outofthehou. 
i4.9.Sampfongaw  his  father  and  mother 

1 9.  g^e  changes  of  gar.  to  them  which  exp. 
1 5.  2.  Igave  her  to  thy  companion 
i7.4.his  mother  took  200.  (hek.  Scgave  them 
20.36.  men  of  ICraelgave  place  to  the  Benjam. 
2i.i4.theygOTethem  wiveswch  they  had  laved 
Ruth  2. 1  S.gave  to  her,that  (he  had  referved 
3-i7.thefe  fix  meafures  of  barley gave  he  me 
4-7.a  man  pluckt  offhis  (hooe,and  gave 

1 3 .  the  Lord  gave  her  conception 
17.  her  neighbours  gave  it  a  name 

1  Sam.  1 .4  .gave  Peninnah  and  her  fons  portions 
5.  but  to  Hannah  hegave  a  worthy  portion 
2  3 .  Hannah  gave  her  fon  fuck 
9.23.  bring  the  portion  which  Igave  thee 
10.9.  God  gave  him  another  heart 
i8,4.Jonath.  ftript  off.his  tobe,andgave  it  Da. 
27.  they  gave  them  in  full  tale  to  the  King 
Saul  gave  him  Michal  his  daught.to  wife 
20,40.  Jonathan  gave  his  artillery  to  the  lad 
2 1.6.  fo  the  prieit  gave  him  hallowed  bread 
22.io.enquir.  of  the  L. —  Scgavehim  viftuals 
zadgave  him  the  fword  of  Goliath  the 


27.6.  Achilhg<ra:  him  Ziklag  that  day 
30.1  i.found  an  Egyptian,  and  gave  him  bread 
1 2.  they  gave  him  a  piece  of  a  cake  of  figs 
i  Sam.  1 2.8.I  gave  thee  thy  maftcrs  houfe, 

and  gave  thee  the  houfc  of  Ifrael 
1 8. 5. King  gave  the  cap.charge  concern.  Abfal. 

1  ^.wg.4.29.  the  Lordgave  Solomon  wifdome 

Chap,  j,  1  z. 
j.  1  o.Hiram  gave  Solomon  Cedar  trees 

1 1. Solo. gave  Hiram  10000.  meaf.ofwhe.it 

thus  gave  Solom. to  Hiram  yeer  by  yeer 

9, 1  r. Solomon  gave  Hiram  twenty  cities 

10.10.  die  gave  the  King  120.  talents  of  gold 

2  Chron.y-Q. 

no  fuch  fpice  as  which  the  Queen  gave 

2  Chron.o.gt, 

il.Sol.gave  to  the  Q^of  Shcba  all  her  defire 

2  Chro.0.12. 

befides  what  hega.het  of  his  royal  boun. 

1 1 .  18.  Phar.K.of  Egypt  gave  Hadad  an  houfc, 

and  gave  him  land 

19.  he  gave  him  to  wife  the  fifter  of  his  own 

1 2. 1 3  .forfook  the  old  mens  coun.wch  they  gave 

2  Clrr.  10.8. 

1 3 . 3 .  he  gave  a  figne  the  fame  day 

i4.8.rentth;  kingd.  fr.Dav.hou.&gw  it  thee 

1 5. root  If.out  of  the  land  hegave  to  their  fa. 

19.21.  boiled  the  Relh,and  gave  to  the  people 

2  K«i.io.  iy.  hegawhimJiis  hand,and  took  him 

1 1 . 1  i.brought  out  the  Ks  fon,&  gave  him  the 
2  Chro. 23. 11. 
1 2. 1 1  gave  the  money ,being  told,into  the  h m. 
2  Cbron.z4.12:. 
1  a-gave  that  to  the  workmen,  and  repaired 
2  Chro. 3 4. iOj*  1. 
1 3 .  y .  the  Lord  gave  Ifrael  a  Saviour 
1 5.  i9.MenahemgOTe  Pul  a  thouf.  tal.of  filver 
17.3.  Hofhea  gave  Shalmanafer  prcfents 
18. 1  y  .Htz  gave  him  all  the  filver  in  the  houfe 
16.  the  gold  of  the  doors  hegave  to  the  K.of 
2i.8.movenomoreoutofthe  Ian.  I  gave  their 
?.  2.8.  Hilkiah  gave  the  book  to  Shaphan 
2  3.35.Jehoiaktmg.wethe  filver  to  Pharaoh 
2J.6.  they  gave  judgment  upon  him  Jer.3,o.%. 

&  J2.9. 

1  Chro.z.  3  f  Shefhan  gave  his  daughter  to  Jarha 

1 4. 1 2.Dav.  gave  comman.and  they  were  burnt 

2  i.j.]oab  gave  the  fum  of  the  people  to  David 

2f .  David  gave  to  Oman  600.  (hek.  of  gold 

2  j.  5  .G.gave  to  Heman  1 4.fons  and  three  dau. 
23.i  i.David gave  to  Solomon  the  patterne 
29.7.chief  of  the  fath.g<w  to  the  houfe  of  God 

8. gave  them  to  the  treafure  of  the  houfe  of 

2  Chron.i  1.23  .Rehob.difpeifed  his  child.and  gave 

iz.f.gave  thekingdome  over  Ifrael  to  David 

1  y .then  the  men  of  Jadah gave  a  (hout 
20. 30. his  God  gave  him  reft  round  about 
2 1. 3. but  the  kingdome  gave  he  to  Jehoram 

their  father  gave  them  great  gifts 
26.8.  Ammonites  gave  gifts  to  Uzziah 
27.  j.  Ammonites  gaw  to  Jotbam  100.  talents 
28. 1  j.fhod  them,andgaw  them  to  eat 

2 1 .  Ahaz  gave  a  portion  to  the  K.  of  Aflyria 
30.24. Princes  gave  the  congr-a  thouf.  bullocks 

3  2.24.  God  gave  Hezekiah  a  figne 

3  j.7.Jofiah  gave  to  the  people  Paflbver  offer. 
8. his  princes  gave  willingly  to  the  people 
9.  chief  of  the  Levits  gave  unto  the  Levits 
36.17.  hegave  them  all  into  Nebuchadn.  hand 
EX£a  $•?*• 
E^ra  2. 69.  they  gave  after  their  ability  to  the  tteaf. 
3.7.  they  gave  money  to  the  mafons 
7.1 1.  copy  of  the  letter  Artaxerx.g.it<e  to  Ezra 
1 0.19. they  gave  their  han.they  would  put  away 
Nek  2. 1  .took  up  the  wine,andgOTC  it  to  the  King 
q.I gave  them  the  Kings  letters 
7.2.I  gave  my  brother  Hanani  charge  over  Jer. 
70.fome  of  the  chiefeof  the  iath.gave  to  the 
Verfe  7 1 . 
Tirfhatha  gii.to  the  treafure  iooo.drams 
7  2.  that  which  the  reft  of  the  peop.gaw  was 
8.8.read  in  the  book,  and  gave  the  fenfc 
12.31  .appointed  two  compan.that  gave  thanks 
3  8  .other  companies  of  them  that  gave  than. 
40. fo  flood  the  two  comp.of  them  that  gave 
47.  all  \itae\gave  the  portions  of  the  fingers 
Eff.L7.thcy 


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Eli.  i. 7. the',  gave  them  drink  in  velfels  of  gold 
2.9.  hefpedilygw  her  things  for  purification 
1 8  .gave  gifts  according  to  the  ftate  of  the  K. 
5. 1  o.King  took  his  ring,andg<jw  it  to  Haman 
4.5.Efth.gawacomm.toMord.  to  know  what 
'  2. he  gave  him  the  copy  of  the  writing 
1  o.Efther  fpake  to  Hatach,&  gave  him  com. 
8.a.K.took  off  his  ring.and  gave  it  to  Mordec. 
Job  i.a  i.the  L.gave,  and  the  L.  hath  taken  away 
1g.16.he gave  me  no  anfwer 
20.1  i.when  theeyefaw  me,itg.OT  witn.to  me 

a  1.  to  me  men  gave  ear,  and  waited 
j  1. 1  i.I  gave  ear  to  your  reafons,  whileft 
41.  io.God  gave  Job  twice  as  much  as 

1  i.every  mangle  him  a  piece  ofmoney 
i.f.fathergtfw  them  inherit.amo.theirbreth. 

Pfal.  1 8. 1  j  .higheft  gave  his  voice,  halftones 
68.1 1.  L.  gave  the  word,  great  was  the  comp. 
6g.i  i-they  gave  me  vineger  to  drink 

they  f  ave  me  gall  for  my  meat 
77.1. 1  cried,  and  hegavee&v  unto  me 
7  8.  i  5  .he  gave  them  drink  as  out  of  the  depths 
29.  he  gave  them  their  owne  defire 
46. hegave  their  increafe  to  thecaterpiller 
fo.gave  their  life  overto  the  peftilence 
6  z.he  gave  his  people  over  to  the  fword 
99.7.kept  the  ordinances  that  hegave  them 
105.3 1'hegave  them  hail  for  rain 

44.he  gave  them  the  lands  of  the  heathen 
1 06. 1  5.  hegave  them  their  requeft,but  fent 

4 1  .hegave  them  into  the  hand  of  the  heath. 
1 3  5. 1  a.and  gave  their  land  for  an  heritage 

Pfalm  136.  21. 
ProvS.zg.  when  hegave  to  the fea  its  decree 
Ecclef.  1 . 1 3 . 1  gave  my  heart  to  feek  out  by  wifd. 
17.  \gave  my  heatt  to  know  wifdome 
xi.  7.  and  the  fpirit  to  God  thatgtfztf  it 
9.  hegave  good  heed,and  fought  out 
Cant.  5.6.I  called ,but  he  gave  me  no  anfwer 
J/d.4 1.2.  gtftJe  the  nations  before  him 

nave  them  as  the  dull  to  his  fword 
42.24.  vtho^gave  Jacob  for  a  fpoile 
43.3.  I  gave  Egypt  for  thy  ranfome 
5:0.6. 1  save  my  back  to  the  fmiters 
Jer.7.7 .dwell  in  the  land  I  gave  to  your  fathers 
Chap.  1 6. 1 5. 
I4.and  to  the  place  which  I  gave  to  you 
i7.4.<halt  difcontinuefrora  the  heritage  I  gave 
23.39.  Ilefoifakeyou,andthe  city  I  gave 
24. 1  o.  til  they  be  conf.offthe  land  I  gave  them 
30.3 .  He  caufe  them  to  return  to  the  land  Iga. 
3  2. 1 2.1  gave  the  evidence  of  the  purchafe 
36.3  2.  Jer.  took  another  to\\s&gave  it  Baruch 
39.io.Nebuzarad.gdWthem  viney.  and  fields 
1 1  .Nebuchadne.gtfw?  charge  concerning  Jer. 
40.5  .Nebuzar.  gave  Jeremiah  vi  ft.  &  a  rew  ard 
44.30.  lie  give  Pharaoh  as  J  gave  Zedekiah 
E%gks  J6. 1 9-my  meat  alfo  which  I  gave  thee 
20. 1  i-lgave  them  my  ftatutes,and  (hewed 
1 2.moreover,I  gave  them  my  fabbaths 
2  5-1  gave  them  alfo  ft.it.  that  were  not  good 
36.28.ye  (hall  dwel  in  the  land  Igave  to  your 
39.23.  Scgavethem  into  the  hand  of  their  ene. 
Dan.  1  .z.'L-gave  Jehoiakim  into  Nebuchadn.hand 
7  .to  whom  the  prince  of  the  Etfn.gave  names 
he  gave  to  Dan.the  name  of  Beltefhaz. 
16.  took  meat  and  viine^ni gave  pulfe 
1 7.for  thefe  four  chAdv.G  gav  e  them  know.  ' 
4.48  .Kinegav e  Daniel  many  great  gifts 
5.18.  moft  HighgdwNebucthy  fath.akingd. 
i9.for  the  majefty  that  he  gave  him,all  peop. 
6.  lo.Dan.gaw  thanks  before  his  God,as  he  did 
Hof.z.i.did  not  know  that  Igave  hercornc 
I      1 3 . 1 1 . 1  gave  thee  a  King  in  mine  anger 
Amos  z.n.yegave  the  Nazarites  wine 
M al.  2. 5  .my  covenant  was  with  Levi,and  I  gave 
Mat.8.18.  he  gave  com.  to  depart  to  the  other  fide 
10. 1.  hegave  them  power  againft  unclean  fpir. 
Mat. 6.7-  Luk.g.i. 
14.19.he  brake,and  gave  the  loaves  to  his  difc. 
Ch.i 5.36. Mar.6.41.81  8.6. LH^.9.16. 
21.23  .a,nd  who  gave  thee  this  authority 

Mar.ii.iS.  Lu^.zo.z. 

2  5.1 5.  to  one  heegave  five  talents 

35.I  was  an  hungred,and  yegave  mee  meat, 
I  was  thirfty,  and  yegave  me  drink 


3 7. when  faw  we  thee  thirfty,and  gave  thee 
42- 1  was  an  hungr.and  yegave  me  no  meat 
I  was  thirfty, and  yegave  me  no  drink 
26.16.  he  bleffed.,  and  brake,  and  gave 

Mar.x^.zz.  Luli.zz.ig. 
27.took  the  avp,gave  thanks,andgaw  it 

Mar. 14. 23.  Z_4.2a.17. 
,  48.  he  that  betrayed  them,  gave  them  a  fi°ne 
27.  io. gave  them  for  the  potters  field 

3  4.  they  gave  him  vineger  to  drink    V.48 . 
Mark  15.36. 
28.12.theyg.OT  large  money  to  thefouldiers 
Ato.2.26.g<ra:  alfo  to  them  that  were  with  him 

Lu\e  6.4. 
5.1 3-forthwith  Jefus  gave  them  leave 
6.28.damofell£dM  it  to  her  mother 
13.34.  and  gave  authority  to  his  ferv.  to  every 
15.23.  they  gave  him  to  drink  wine  mingled 
45.  hegave  the  body  to  Jofeph 
L«^.2-3  8.  (he  coming  in, gave  thanks  to  the  Lord 
4.io.dofed  the  book,and  gaff  it  to  the  minift. 
7.2 1.  to  many  that  were  blind  hegave  fight 

10.3  5.  two  pence,  and  gave  them  to  the  hoft    , 
15.  i6.butnomang.wuntohim 

18. 4  3. when  they  faw  it,giiwpraife  toGod 
23.24.Pilateg.we  fentencc,  it  (hould  be  as 

29.  bleffed  the  paps  that  never  gave  fuck 

24.30.took  bread,—  &  brake,  8c gave  to  them 

42.theyg.!whimapiece  ofabroyled  filh 

John  i.ia.to  them  gave  he  power  to  become  the 

3.16.GX0  loved  the  world,that  hega.  his  only 

4.5.that  Jzcobgave  to  his  fon  Jofeph 

1 2.  art  thou  greater  then  — Jacob  thatga.  us 
6.3  1.  he  gave  them  bread  from  heaven  to  eat 

3  2. Mof. gave  you  not  that  bread  from  heav. 
7. 22.Mofes  therefore  gave  you  circumcifion 
10.a9.my  Father  which  gave  them  me,is  grea. 
1  i.^g.he gave  me  a  comman.what  I  (hould  fay 
13.  26.  hegave  it  to  Judas  the  fon  of  Simon 
14.3  i.as  the  Father  gave  me  command. fo  I  do 
1 8 . 1 4.Caiaphas  was  he  w  h ich  gave  counfell  to 
19.9.  Jefus  gave  him  no  anfwer 
38.Pilategd«  him  leave 
Afts  1.26.  they  faw  forth  their  lots 
2.4.as  the  fpirit  gave  them  utterance 
3.5.  hegave  heed  to  them,expec~ting  to 
4.3  3.  with  great  power  gave  the  Apoftles  wit. 
7.5.hegawehim  no  inheritance  in  it 

8. heegave  him  the  covenant  of  circumcifion 
10.  God  gave  Jofeph  favour  and  wifdome 
2.6.gave  heed  to  the  things  which  Philip  fpake 
jf.they  allga.heed,  from  the  leaft  to  the  gr. 
9.4 1  .hegave  her  his  handymd  lift  her  up 
10.2.  gave  much  almes  to  the  people 
11.17.  as  God  gave  them  the  like  gift  as  he 
la.aa.peop-gaw  a  fhoutjfayingj  It  is  the  voice 

23-becaufe  he  gave  not  God  the  glory 
13.20.  after  he gaw  them  Judges  45o.yeers 
a  i.God  gave  them  Saul  fourty  yeers 
az.raifed  up  David, to  whom  hegave  teftim. 
14,3  .which  gave  teftim.  to  the  word  of  his  gra. 

1 7. he  gave  us  raine  from  heaven 
15.1a  .gave  audience  to  Barnabas  and  Paul 

24.  to  whom  vie  gave  no  fuch  comtnandem. 
22.  22.  they  gave  him  audience  to  this  word 
23.3  o.gave  comman.to  his  accufers  alfo  to  fay 
z6.io.lgave  my  voice  againft  them 
27.3  Juliusgrf.  Paul  liberty  to  go  to  his  friend 
1 3  5.  he  gave  thanks  to  God  in  the  prefence  of 
Rom.  1 ,28-God  gave  them  over  to  a  reprobate 

1  Cor.  3 .  5 .  as  the  Lord  gave  to  every  man 
6.Godgavethe  increafe 

2  Cor.  8.5.  firft  gave  their  owne  felves  to  the  Lord 
Gal.  1.  4.  who_g.ro.?  himfelfe  for  our  fins 

Titus  2.14, 
2. 5  .to  whom  wee  gave  place  by  fubjeft.  no  not 
9. they  gave  to  me  and  Barnabas  right  hands 
20 .who  loved  me,andg^£?  himfelf  for  me 
3.18  .God  gave  it  to  Abraham  by  promife 
Epbef.  1 .  a  a .  and  gave  him  to  be  the  head 

4.8.  led  captivity  captive,  Sigave  gifts  to  men 

1 1  .gave  fome  apoftles,fome  prophets 
y.25.  as  Chrift  loved  the  Church,&  gave  himf. 
1  Thef.^.z-  ye  know  what  command,  we  gave  you 
1  Tim.z.6.yiho  gave  himfelf  a  ranfome  for  all 
Heb.y.z.to  whom  Abraham  gave  the  tenth    V.4. 


1 3  .of  which  no  mzngave  attendance  at  the 
1 1. a  a. Jofeph  gave  com.concerning  his  bones 
1  s.9. which  corrected  us,  we  gave  them  rever. 
Jam.  5 . 1 8. prayed — and  the  heavens  gave  rain 
1  Vet.t. 2 t.raifed  him  from  thedead,&g^e  him 

1  Job.  3.23  .love  one  another  as  hegave  us  comm. 
5.1  o.beleeves  not  the  record  Godgtf.df his  Son  | 

Jttde  3»when  Igave  all  diligence  to  write 
Revel.  1 . i.revelation  of  Jef.Chrift  which  God  ga. 
2. a  1. 1  gave  herfpace  to  repent 
n .  1 3  .remnant  were  affrighted,  and  gave  glory 
1 3  .a. Dragon  gave  him  his  power 

4.worfhipped  the  Dragon,wc''g<J.power  to 
1 5.7.  one  of  the  4.beaftsg.rw  to  the  7.angels 
(Sate  up. 

Gen.  a  5 .8 .  Abraham  gave  up  the  ghoft 

i7.Ilhmael  gave  up  the  ghoft,  and  died 
35.a9.1faacg<wup  theghoft 
a  te/.24.9.Joab  gave  up  the  fumme  of  the  numb. 

2  Cho. 10.7  .who  gave  them  up  to  defolat.as  ye  fee 
P/a/.78.48.heg^e  up  their cattell  to  the  haile 

8 1. 1 2.I g.w  them  up  to  their  hearts  luft 
Z.<«7Z.  1. 1 9.mine  Eiders  g<tt/e  up  the  ghoft 
Marli  1 5. 3 7. Jefus  cryed,and  gave  up  the  ghoft 
3  9.  that  he  fo  cryed,and  gave  up  the  ghoft 
Lu\.  a  3 .46. that  he  fo  cryed,  and  gave  up  the  ghoft 
Job.  1 9. 30.be  bowed  hishead,andg.rctfHp  thegh. 
Act.^.%.  Ananias  fell  down,  Sigave  uy  the  ghoft 
7«4a.Godgaw  them  up  to  worlhip  the  hofte 
1  a. a  3 -Her.was  eaten  with  worms,&ga.up the 
Rom. 1-14.  God  gave  them  up  to  uncleanneffe 
z6. God  gave  them  up  to  vile  affections 
Rcv.zo.  13.  fea  gave  up  the  dead  that  were  in  it 

(Safteft. 
Gen.$.  1  a.whom  thougaveft  me,(he  gave  me,  &  I 
1  Kj.8.34.  bring  them  to  the  land  which  thou  ga. 
2  Cbron.6.zf. 
40.  fear  thee  in  the  land  which  thohgavesi 
2  Chro.6.$  1. 
48  .pray  toward  the  land  which  thou  gavefi 
zCbron.6.3%. 
a  Chro.zo.j.md gaveft  it  to  the  feed  of  Abr.thy  fr. 
Neb.9.7.  ihougavefk  him  the  name  of  Abraham 
it. gavefi  them  right  judgments,true  lawes 

1  <}.gaveft  them  bread  from  heaven 
20.  thou  gavefi  alfo  thy  good  fpirit  to  inftr. 

thou  gavefi  them  water  for  their  thirft 

2  2. thou  gavefi  them  kingdomes  and  nations 
24.thoug.rctf/?  the  Canaanites  into  their  ha. 
27 .thou gavefi  them  faviours,  who  faved 
3o.therefore  gavefi  thou  them  into  the  hand 

3  5.  not  fetved  thee  in  thy  goodneffe  though. 
nor  in  the  fat  land  though]?  bef.them 

3  6.the  land  thougavefi  our  fathers, we  are 
Job  3  9. 1 3  .g<n>.thou  the  goodly  wings  to  the  peac. 
Pfal.zi .4.  he  asked  life,thou gavefi  it  him 

74. 14  .gavefi  him  to  be  meat  for  the  people 
Lu\e  7.44.thoug.iw/2  me  no  water  for  my  feet 

4  5  .thou  gavefi  me  no  kiffe 
1 5.29.  yet  thou  never  gavefi  me  a  kid 
19.a3.whyga.thou  not  my  money  to  the  bank 

Job.17.4.  finifiied  the  work  which  thou  gavefi  me 

6.  to  the  men  which  thougaveft  me 
thine  they  were,and  thou  gavefi  them 

8. have  given  them  the  words  wch  thougaveft 
1  a.thofe  that  thougaveft  me  I  have  kept 
2a.glory  which  thougaveft  me  I  have  given 
1 8.9.of  them  wch  thou  gav.me  I  have  loft  none 
(Sap. 
Jam.z.i-ye  have  refpeft  to  him  that  weareth  pay 

Gen.  1  o.  1 9-ftom  Sidon  as  thou  comeft  to  Ga^ 
>/.jo.4i.Jof.fmotethem  from  Kadelh-bar.to  Ga. 
1  i.a2.none  of  the  Anakims  left,  only  in  Ga-yt 
1 5.47.inherit.  ofthe  tribe  of  Judah,G^(j,with 
Judg.  1 . 1 8.  alfo  Judah  took  Ga\a 

6.4.deftr.their  incrcafe,til  thou  come  to  Ga. 

16. 1  .then  went  Sampfon  to  Ga-^a,  and  faw 

2 1. put  out  his  eyes,&  brought  bins  to  Gayt 
1  Sam.6, 17.  golden  Emerods  for  Ga-qt  one 
z  Kjn?.iS.S.  Hez.fmote  the Philift.even  to  Ga%a 
1  Chi-o.y.  28.  their  habitations  were  to  Ga^ 
Jer. 47. 1  •  before  that  Pharaoh  fmote  Ga^ 

5.  baldneffe  is  come  upon  Gaig 
Amos  1.6.  for  three  tranfgreffions  of  Ga%& 

7.  will  fend  a  fire  on  the  wall  of  Ga%a. 
Zepb.  2.4, 


G  A  Z        GED 

ze/^.2.4.  for  Gaza  (hall  be  forfakcn 
Zech.g.$.Gaza  (hall  fee  it,andbe  very  forrowfull 

the  King  (hall  perith  from  Gaza. 
Atls  8.2.6.  from  Jerufalem  to  G<J^a,which  is  def. 

Jof.  1  3  .3 .  five  lords  of  the  Philift.  G<*^«&.  Afhdp. 

•EOT.19.21.left  they  break  thorow  to  the  L.togaze 

d5a?er. 
2  Sa.s.z $.  Dav.fmote  the  Phil.fr.Geba  to  Gazer 
1  Chto.14.16. 
dSajej, 
I  C/j;-.2.4^-Eph.Calebs  conc.bare  Moza,&  Gaxe\ 
and  Har3n  begate  Gaz$\ 
<©a?tng. 
Nabum  3.6".  He  fet  thee  as  a  g^ftg  ftock 
,4#*  i .  1 1 .  why  ftand  yt ga^ng  up  into  heaven 
Heb.  10.3  3  .whiles  you  were  made  a ga^wzg  ftock 

<Bajite0. 

//«/g.  i6".2.it  was  told  the  Gazjtcs, Sampf.is  come 

djjajjam. 

£^\2.48.chiIdr.ofNekoda,  thechild.of  G<R£d?# 

Neh.7.%1. 
(Ib'eba,  called  d5aba. 
J^/ta  i.t  7iOut  of  Ben.to  the  prie.Gefo  wthher  fub. 

1  Cbron.6.60. 

1  Sam.  13.3.  Jonathan  fmote  the  Philift.  in  Geba 

2  5a/».y.2  5.Dav.  fmote  the  Philift.  from  Gebato 

1  tQn.i  $-22.Afa  built  with  them  GeiaofBenja. 

2  Chro.16.6. 

2  K'-2  3 .8.Jofiah  defiled  the  high  places  fro.  Geba 
1  C/»'.8.6.thefe  are  the  heads  of  the  inhab.  oEGeba 
Neh.7.  30.  the  men  of  Ramah,and  Geba 

Chapt.  6.ii. 

1 1. 31.  child.of  Benj.from  Geba  dwelt  at  Mic. 

1 2.2Q.fingers  gathered  from  the  fields  of  Geba 
lfa.  10. 29. they  have  taken  up  their  lodging  at  Ge. 
Zech.  1 4.-i  o  Jand  turned  as  a  plain  from  Geba 

dUebaJ. 

Pptl.83  .f.Gebal,  Ammon,Amalek 
£•^£.27.9.  ancients  of  Gebal  were  thy  calkers 

xlSebar. 

1  $.4.  ip.Ge&w  fon  of  Uri  was  in  the  coun.of  Gi. 

<2jeber. 
1 TSjng^.  1 3.  fon  of  Geber  in  Ramoth  Gil.pertai. 

tffcbim. 
Ifa.10.1  i.inhab.of  Gefe»  gather  themfelvs  to  flee 

<0efcaliali. 

2  Kjng.z^.zz.  Nebuchad.lcft  over  them  Gedaliah 

2 3. captain  heard  he  had  made  Gedaliah 

Jer. 40.7,11. 

there  came  to  Gedaliah  to  Mizpeh 

./V.40.8,12. 

24.  and  Gedaliah  fware  to  them,  and  to  their 

Jet.40.9. 

2  j.  fthmael  fmote  Gedaliah,  that  he  died 

Jer.+ui'. 
1  Chron.z  7.3  .the  fons  of  Jeduthun>  Gedaliah 

9.fecond  lot  came  to  Gedaliah 
Ezra  10.18.  taken  ftrange  v/ivesJavibyGcdaliah 
Jet.  38.1  Gedaliah  fon  of  Paihur  heard  Jeremiah 
39.  i4.committed  Jere.to  Gedaliah  fon  of  Ahi. 
4©.f  .goe  back  to  Gedaliah  ion  of  Ahikam 
.  6\then  went  Jeremiah  to  Gedaliah 
14.  but  Gedaliah  beleeved  them  not 
1  j.Johanan  fpake  to  Ged.faying,Let  me  go 
16.  Ged.  faidjThou  fhalt  not  doe  this  thing 
41 . 1  .Ifhmael  and  ten  men  came  to  Gedaliah 

3  .Ifhm.flew  all  the  Jews  that  were  with  Ge. 
4.after  he  had  flain  Gedal.and  no  man  knew 

.  6.come  to  Gedaliah  fon  of  Ahikam 
9.  whom  he  flew  becaufe  of  Gedaliah 
1  o.Ifh.carried  all  who  Neb.had com.to  Ged. 
i6.after  he  had  flain  Gcdal.the  fon  of  Ahik. 
1 8. were  afraid  becaufe  Iflim.had  flain  Gcda. 
43.6.Johan.tookalUeft with  Gerf.into Egypt 
Zcpb.  i.j.  Zeph.the  fon  of  Cufhi,  fon  of  Gedaliah 

€>eDer. 
Jojb.ii.ix,  the  King  of  G^ferone 


fof.  1 5.36,  inherit,  of  Jud.  in  the  valley  of  Gekf. 

(Beuerattyte. 
1  f^.  1 2.4.10  Dav.to  Zikl.Jofabad  the  Gederatb. 

©efcerite, 
1  CW.27.28.over  olive-trees,  BaaJ-han.the  Gede. 


GED        GEN 
dSe&erotl), 

Jof.i  y.4i.inheri.  of  Judah  in  the  valley  of  Gede;'. 
2  Chro.  28.18.  Philift.  had  taken  A)z\on,Gederoth 

dBefcetothafm, 
Jof.i  j^eninheri.of  Judah  in  the  valley  Gederotha. 

Jof.i  %.  58k  inheritance  of  Judah,Beth-'zur,  Gedor 

1  Cbro.4.  4.  Penuel  father  of  Gedor 
1 8  Jehudijah  bare  Jered  father  of  Gedor 
3  9. they  went  to  the  entrance  of  Gedor 

9.37.  fonsof  JehieljGeiw.Ahio 
i2.7.Joelah,Zebad.  fonsof  Jehoram  of  Gedor 
(Behajt. 

2  KOT.4. 1 2.faid  to  Gehazj, Ca]l  this  Shunamite 
.     ;  Verfe3*. 

l^.Gehazj  anfwer.  Verily,  (he  hath  no  child 
2$.faid  to  Geba.  Behold.yonder  is  the  Shun. 
27.G^^Jcameneertothruft  her  away 
29. he  faid  to  Gp/;^,Gird  up  thy  loyns 
3  1 .  Gehazj  paffed  on  before  them 
5. 20.  Gehazj  faid,  My  mafter  hath  fparedNaa. 
2i.fo  Gehazj  followed  after  Naaman 
2  y.  whence  comeft  thou,  Gehazj 
8.4.King  talked  with  GeJw^,faying,Tcll  me 
%.Gehazj  faid,My  lord,this  is  the  woman 
(Beluott). 
/tf/&.i8.i7.1otof  Ben.went  forth  toward  Geliloth 

€»emalli, 
Nii.i  3.1 2.of  the  tri.  of  Dan,  Ammiel  fon  of  Gem. 

©emariai). 
Jer.  29. 3.  words  that  Jer.  fentby  Gemariah  fon  of 
5  6. 1  o.read  Baruch  in  the  chamber  of  Gemariah 
1 1. when  Micha.the  fon  of  Gemar. had  heard 
12.Mich.went  down  to  Elnath.&  Gemariah 
.  2  5.nevertheles  Gemariah  had  made  intercef. 
<E»enl>er. 
Lew.19.19.  let  thy  catteWgender  with  divers  kinds 
2  Tim.i.zz  .knowing  that  rhey  doe  gender  ftrifes 

dBenDereU,  uBenbcrctrj. 
Job  21.10.  bull  gendereth,  and  faiieth  not 
38.29.hoare  froft,  who  bath  gendered  it 
GaL4.24.ftom  mount  Sinai,whichgeK«/.to  bond. 
(Benealogie. 

1  Chr.4.1  J-thefe  are  the  habit.&  ?e«f«/.of  Simeon 
? . 1  .the  gemal.  is  not  reckoned  after  the  bitth-r. 

7.when  the  geneal.ol  their  generat.was  reck. 
7. 9. fons  of  Becher  after  their  ge».were  20200. 

40.numb.of  Aftier  after  their geneal.  26000. 
9.2  2.thefe  were  reck.by  theirge?2.in  their  villa. 

2  Chr.i  i.i6.befides  the genealogie  of  males 
i7.both  to  the  genealogie  of  the  priefts 
1 8.  to  the  genealogie  of  all  their  little*>nes 

Ezra  2.62.thefe  fought  their geneal.bat  could  not 

8.1.  this  is  the  genealo.  of  them  which  went  up 

3.wc!>  Zach.reck.byg?»e<z/.of  the  males  1  jo. 

Neh.7.  j.  that  they  might  be  reckoned  by  genealogie 

and  I  found  a  regifterof  the  genealogie 

£4.thefe  fou.their  regift.am.thofe  recby  gen. 

$meatogfe0. 

1  Cb(.<>.  1 7. all  thefe  reck,  by  geneal.'m  the  daies  of 
7»y  .of  Iflachar  reckoned  by  genealogies  87000. 

7. fons  of  Bela  reckon,  by  genealogies  22034. 
9. 1  .fo  all  Ifrael  were  reckoned  by  genealogies 

2  Cbr.iz.  1 5.  bofck of Shemaiah  & Iddo  conc.geK. 
31.19.  give  porti.to  all  reck.by  gen*  of  the  Lev. 

1  TiOT.L4.give  heed  to  fables,and  endlefle  geneal. 
Tit.  1 .9.avoid  foolifh  cjueftions  and  genealogies 

tffcnetall, 

1  Chro.zT.  34.  Genet  all  of  the  Ks  army  was  Joab 
He b.  1 2. 2  3.10  the  generall  aflembly,and  church  of 

<fl5eneraHp. 

2  Sam.ij.  1 1 .1  counfell  all  Ifr.to  be  gen.  gathered 
^•.48.3  8.1amentation  generally  on  all  houfe  tops 

({generation. 
Gen.7.1.  have  I  feen  nghteoufnefle  in  this  general. 
1  j.ieUmt  in  the  fourth generat. they  (hal  come 
y  0.2  3.  Ephraims  childr.of  the  third  generation 
Exod.  i.6.Jofeph  died,hisbreth.&  all  thztgenerat. 
17.16.  war  with  Amalek  from  generat.  to  gene. 
20.y.  to  the  third  and  fourth  genet. of  them  that 
34.7.vi(it.the  iniq.of  the  third  &  fourth  genet. 
Num.  14.18.  Deut.j.9. 
Num-i  2.13.  until  all  the  generation  was  confumed 

Deut.z.t^. 

Bent.  1 . 3  y  .not  one  of  this  evill  generSte  that  good 

23 .2. a  baftard  to  the  tenth  gener. mzl\  not  enter 


GEN        GEN 


3.  Ammonite  or  Moab.to  tenth  gen.  fhal  not 

8.Edom.&  Egy.in  their  third  ?«z.(hal  enter 

29. 2  2. fo  that  the  gene.to  come  {hall  fay,  When 

3  z.  5. they  are  aperverfe  and  crooked  generation 

2o.they  are  a  very  fro w  ard  generation,  ehil.in 

Jttd.z.io.iM  that  generat.  were  gath.to  their  fath. 

there  arofe  another  generation  after  them 

2  ^£.10.30.  thy  child.of  the  fourth  ?c».fhall  fit 

Chap.1j.12. 

Eft.g.iS. thefe  days  fliould  be  remem.in  every  gen. 

Pfal.  12.7.  thou  (halt  preferve  them  from  this  gen. 

14.5.  for  God  is  in  the  generation  of  the  righte. 

2  2. 30.it  (hall  be  accounted  to  the  L.fora  gene. 

24.6.  this  is  the  generat.  of  them  that  feck  him 

48.  r  3. that  ye  may  tell  it  to  thegrae/-.following 

49.  ic.he  fliall  goe  to  the  generat.  of  his  fathers 
7  1. 1 8.  till  I  have  (hewedthyftren.ro  this|m\ 
73.i«.I(honldofFendag.thege«.ofthy  childr. 
78.4.(hewing  to  thz gemr at. to  come  the  ptaifes 

6\that  the  generat.  to  come  might  know  them 

8.  aftubbornand  rebellious  generation 

a  generation  that  fet  not  their  heart  aright 

9f.io.  40.yeers  long  was  I  grie.withthisgra. 

1 02. 1 8.this  fhalbe  written  for  the  gen.to  come 

1 09. 1 3  .ingfs.following  let  their  na.  be  blott. 

1 1  z.z.the generation  of  the  upright  (halbe  blef. 

14 5.4. one  gen.,  (hall  praife  thy  works  to  anoth. 

P;o.27.24.doth  the  crown  endure  to  every  generat. 

30.11.  there  is  a  genera.thzt  curfeth  their  father 

1 2.there  is  a  genera. — pure  in  their  own  eyes 

1 3  .there  is  a  gene.O  how  lofty  are  their  eyes 

1 4. there  is  a  gener. whofe  teeth  are  as  fwords 

Ecd.  1.4.  one  generat. pzfeth,and  another  cometh 

lfa.  1 3 ,20.not  dwelt  in  from  generation  to  generat. 

Jer^o.^g, 

i 4.10.  ftom generation  to  ?ener.  it  (hall  lie  wafte 

1 7. from  genet  .to  gen.  they  (hall  dwel  therein 

5 1. 8. my  falvation  from  generation  to  generation 

5  3. 8. and  who  (hall  declare  his  generation 

AclsS.^. 

Jer.z.  3 1 .0 generation,fec  ye  the  word  of  the  Lord 

7. 29. Lord  hath  rejected  the  ge?iera.of  his  wrath 

Lam.  5.19.  thy  throne  from  generation  to  generation 

Dan.4. 3  .his  domin.is  from  generation  to  generation 

Vcrfe  34. 
Joel  1. 3. let  their  children  tell  another  generation 

3. 20. Jud. (hall  dwel  for  ev.&  Jer.fr .gen.to gen. 
Mat.i.  1 .  the  book  of  the  generation  of  Jtfus  Cbrift 
3 .7.0  generation  of  vipers,  who  hath  warned 

Lu\e  3.7. 
1 1. 1 6\whereunto  (hall  I  liken  this  generation 

Lul1e7.11. 

1 2.3  4. 0  generat.  of  vipers,  how  can  ye,  being 

39.an  adulterous  gener  at. feektth  after  a  fign 

Chap.  16.4.  Lu\.  11.29. 

41. men  of  Nineveh  rife  up  with  this  genera. 

Z./4.H.32. 

42.cjueen  of  the  South  rife  up  with  thisge»e. 

I.^.u.31. 

4?.even  fo  fliall  it  be  alfo  to  this  wkk.gener. 

17. 17.O  faithlefle  and  perverfege»era«o»,how 

Mar\  9.19.  Lu\e  9.41. 

z  3 . 3  3  .ye  generation  of  vipers,  how  can  ye  efcape 

3  6. all  thefe  things  (hall  come  on  this  genera. 
24. 3*4.  this  generation  (hall  not  pafle  till 

Marli  13. 30.  I.7i!^.2i.32. 
A&r/.8.i  2.why  doth  this  generat.  feek  aftera  figne 

Luk.11.z9. 

(hall  no  fign  be  given  to  this  generation 

3  8.of  my  words  in  this  adulterous  generation 

Lull.  1 . 5  o.mercy  on  them  that  fear  him,from  gene. 

to  gewation 

1  r  .30X0  (hal  the  Son  of  man  be  to  this  gene/at 

jo.bloud  of  the  proph.may  be  req.of  thisge. 

5 1  .it  (hall  be  required  of  this  generation 

i6.8.child.  of  this  world  are  in  theirgwze.wifer 

17.2  j.  muft  be  rejected  of  this  generation 
Aft. 2. 40. fast  your  felves  from  this  untow.  gener. ' 

1 3. 3  6".  after  he  had  ferved  his.  own  generation 
Heb.  3 . 1  o.I  was  grieved  with  that  generation 
1  Pet.z.g.  but  ye  are  a  chofen generation 

fenerations. 

Gf».2.4.  thefe  are  the  generations  of  the  heavens 

y.i.  this  is  the  book  of  the  generations  of  Adam 

6".9.thefe  are  the  generations  of  Noah  Ch.  1 0.1. 

Noah  was  a  perfect  man  in  his  gener. 

9. 1  a. coven. 


GEN       GEN 


GEN        GEN 


GEN       G  E  R 


o.n.covcnantwhichl  make  for  perpet.generat.       6 1.4.  repair  the  defolations  of  many  generations 
io.2  a.fam.of  the  forts  of  Noah  after  their  gene.   Joel  a.  z.even  to  the  yeers  of  many  generation^ 


11.10.  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Shem 

27.  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Terah 
i7.7.between  me  and  thy  feed  in  their  gemot. 

9.  thou  and  thy  feed  after  thee  in  their  gem. 

la.every  man  child  in -youriwer.be  circurn. 
2  5.i2.thefearethege^v^0MofIfhmael     _ 

1 2  .the  fons  of  Immael  after  their  generations 
3  1  Chr  0.1.19. 

19.  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Ifaac 
2. 6. 1.  now  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Efau 
J  Verle  9. 

2  7.i.thefe  are  the  generations  of  Jacob 
Exod.2.1  j.this  is  my"memoriall  to  all  generations 
6.i6.names  of  the  fons  of  Levi  accor.to  their g. 
Verfe  19. 
1 2.14.3  feaft  to  the  L.throughout  your  gencrat. 
1 7  .obfer ve  t  his  day  in  your  generations     _ 
42.  a  night  to  be  obferved  in  your  generations 
16.2  2.  fill  an  omer  to  be  kept  for  your  generati. 

Verfe  23. 
a7.a1.j1  ftatute  for  ever  to  their  generations 

Chap.jo.2i.Iew.2.i7.&6.i8.  &  7.36. 

&  10.9.&  17.7.  &  tl-iW1*!1*1- 
19.41*  contin.burnt-off.through  your  general. 
30.8.  a  perpet.incenfe  throughout  your  general. 

io.once  a  yeer  make  atonement  in  your  gen. 

3 1  .anoint.oyle  to  me  throughout  your  gener, 


3  i.i3.fabbaths  a  figne  throughout  yourgesera. 
i6.obferve  the  fabbath  throughout  their  gen. 
40. 1  5  .an  everlaft.priefthood  throu.their  genera. 
Iew.a1.17.of  thy  feed  hath  any  blemifh  in  theirge. 
aa.j.whofo  of  thy  feed  am.your  gener.goeth  to 
23.43 .your  gener.mzy  know5that  I  made  If.dw. 
24.3.  a  ftatute  for  ever  in  your  generations 

Num.io.S.  &  18.23.. 

2 $.30.10  the  buyer  for  ever  througho.  your  gen. 

Nww.L20.by  their  generations, ziter  their  families 

Vetfes  22,  24,  i6>  a8,  30,  32, 34, 

36,38,40,42. 

3 . 1 .  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Mofes  &  Aaron 

15.14.  who  in  youx genera.\s\\  offer  an  offering 

1  j.an  ordinance  for  ever  in  your  generations 
2 1 .  of  your  dough  an  heave-off.in  your  gene. 

2  3. and  henceforward  among  your  generations 
38.fringes  in  the  bord.  throughout  yourges. 

3  5.29.8  ftat.of  judgm.to  you  tbrou.yourgeser. 
De«t.7.o.keep  covenant  to  a  thoufand  generations 

3  2.7.  confider  the  yeers  of  many  generations 
Jof.iz.ij.bez  witn.between  you  and  our generat. 
-i8.when  they  fhall  fay  to  our  generations  in 
Ruth  4.i8.thefe  are  the  generations  of  Pharez. 
1  Cfc*".?.7.whenthe  geneal.  of  their  gener.zre  reck. 
7. 2. valiant  men  of  might  in  their  generations 
4.  with  them  by  their  generati.  were  bands  of 
9  fons  of  Becher  by  their  generations  20200. 
8.28.  heads  of  the  fathers  by  their  generations 
p.^.their  brethr.3ccord.to  their  generations  956. 
34.chief  of  the  Lev.tbrough  their  generations 
1 6. 1  5. the  word  which  he  com.to  a  thouC.gene. 
Pfal.io$.S. 
26.31.Jer/jah  chief  am.the  Hebro.acc.to  the  ge. 
fob  4  2 . 1 6.  Job  faw  his  fons,— four  generations 
Pfal.  33.11.  thoughts  of  his  heart  to  all  generations 

45.17.thy  name  remembred  in  all  generations 
'    49.  n.dwelling  continue  to  all  generations 
61.6.  prolong  the  Kings  yeers  as  many  generat. 
72.j.fear  thee  throughout  all  generations 
79.13.we  wil  fhew  forth  thy  praife  to  all  gener. 
8  5. 5. wilt  thou  draw  out  thine  anger  to  allgcB. 
89.i.make  known  thy  faithfulneffe  to  zWgene. 

4.build  up  thy  throne  to  all  generations 
90.i.our  dwelling  place  in  all  generations 
1 00. 5. his  truth  endureth  to  all  generations 
102. 1  a.thy  remembrance  to  all  generations 

24.  thy  yeers  are  throughout  all  generations 
106.3  *  -counted  to  him  for  righteouf.to  all  ge. 
1 19.96.thy  faithfulneffe  is  unto  all  generations 
13  5.1  j.thy  memoriall,0  L.throu.  all  generat i. 
145. 1 3.thydomin.endur.  throughout  zWgener. 
146.1O.thy  God,0  Zion,to  %Vi generations 
l/d.41.4.  calling  the  generations  from  the  beginn. 
5 1 .9.  awake,  as  in  the  generations  of  old 
58.1 2.thou  (halt  raife  up  the  foun.of  many  gen 
60.1 5.1k  make  thee  a  joy  of  razny  generations 


(MaM.17.all  the  generations  from  Abrah.to  David 
are  fourteen  generations 

fro.Da.to  the  carrying  away  —  iq.gen. 

fr.the  carrying  away — til  Chr.14.gcse. 
Lu\e  1 .48.aH  generations  fhall  call  me  bleffed 
tV.i.26.myftery  hid  {com  generations Jbut  now 

(©cnefarct. 

Af1Zf.14.34.they  came  into  the  land  of  Genefaret 

Mai\6,ii. 
Lu\e  5. 1. he  flood  by  the  lake  of  Genefaret 

<i6ent(le, 
Rom.i.y.of  the  Jew  firft,and  alfoof  the  gentile 

(©cnttlEfif. 
Gen. 10. •;. the  Ifles  ot  the  gentiles  were  divided 
,7W.4.2.Sifera  dwelt  in  Harofhethof  thegentiles 
15.Sif.gath.from  Harofh.of  the£e«£.to  Kifh. 
16.  Barak  purfued  to  Haroiheth  of  the  gent. 
lfa.\  i.io.to  it  fhall  thegentiles  feck 
42.i.hec-fhall  bring  forth  judgment  of  thegent- 
Mat. iz. 18. 
6.  for  a  light  to  the  gentiles        Chap.49.6. 
.^13.47. 
49.22.11elift  up  mine  hand  to  thegentiles 
4 5, 3. thy  feed  fhall  inherit  thegentiles 
60.3.  thegentiles  fhall  come  to  thy  light 
5. forces  of  the  gentiles  (hall  come  unto  thee 
1 1 .  may  bring  to  thee  the  forces  of  the  gent. 
i6.thoufhalt  fuck  the  milk  of  the  gentiles 
61. 6. ye  fhall  eat  the  riches  of  thegentiles 

9<  their  feed  fhall  be  known  among  the  gent. 
62.2.  the  gentiles  fhall  fee  thy  righteoufnefle 
66.12.  glory  of  the  gent,  like  a  flowing  ftream 
i9.fhall  declare  my  glory  among  thegentiles 
/er.4.7.deftroyer  of  the  gentiles  is  on  his  way 
14.22.  any  am.  the  vanities  of  the  gewf.that  can 
i6.i9.ge«Uhallcome  to  thee  from  the  ends  of 
46.  i.word  to  Jeremiah  againft  the  gentiles 
Lam.2.g.her  princes  were  among  the  gentiles 
£^.4. 13.  eat  their  defiled  bread  among  thegezzf. 


zo.then  to  the  gent, that  they  fhould  repent 
23.(hould  fhew  light  to  the  pco.&  to  thegen. 
28.28.  falvation  of  God  is  feht  to  the  gentiles 
Rom.1.1 3.fome  fruit,as  among  other  gentiles 
2. 1 4. w  hen  the  gent,  which  have  not  the  law,  do 

24.name  of  God  blafphemed  among  thegen. 
3 .9.  proved  Jewes  and  gentiles  under  fin 

29.1s  he  not  alfo  of  thege^.?  Yes,of  the  gen* 
9.24.  not  of  the  Jews  only,bualfo  of  the  gent. 

3  o.  gent.v/hich  followed  not  after  righteouf. 
1 1 . 1 1  .their  fall,fal vation  is  come  to  the  gentiles 

12.  diminifh.  of  them,  the  riches  of  the  gent. 

1 3.I  fp.to  you  gent.*— as  the  apoft.of  thegen. 

2  5,untill  thefulneffeofthegraf.be  come  in 
1 5.9.  that  thegentiles  might  glotifie  God 

Ileconfeffe  to  thee  among  the  gSfltiks 

io.rejoice  ye  gentiles  with  his  people 

1 1. praife  the  Lord  all  yegentiles 

1 2.to  reign  ov.theges.in  him  fhal  the  ge».tru. 

16.  minifter  of  Jefus  Chrift  to  thegentiles 
that  the  offering  up  of  thegest.might  be 

18.  to  make  the gent'des  obedient  by  word 

27. if  the  gentiles  have  been  made  partakers 
i6.4.not  only  I,  but  all  the  churches  of  the  gen. 
1  Cor.1). i.is  not  fo  much  as  named  among  theges. 
10. 20,  things  which  the£e»£.facrifice,they  facri. 

32.gfye  none  offence  to  Jews3nor gentiles 
1 2.2.ye  knowjthat  ye  were  gentiles3czrtied 

13.1'nto  one  bo^V,whether  Jewes  or  gentiles 
Ga/.2.2.thatgofp.  which  I  preach  among  the  gent. 

8.fame  was  mighty  in  n:e  toward  thegentiles 

12.  he  did  eat  with  the  gentiles 

14.aft.the  man.of  theges.why  comp.ye  thefe. 

1 5.  and  not  finners  of  thegentiles 
3 . 1 4.the  bleffing  of  Abr.might  come  on  the  ge. 
Epbef.2.1 1.  being  in  time  paft  gentiles  in  the  flefh 
3 .1 .  prifoner  of  Jefus  Chrift  for  you  gentiles    , 

6.that  thegentiles  fhould  be  fellow-heires 

8  .preach  among  the  gentiles  the  unfearchable 
4.i7.thatye  walk  not  as  other  gentiles 
Col.  i.27.the  glory  of  this  myftery  among  thegent. 


Hof.h.S.novi  fhall  they  be  among  the  gent.zs  a  vet  i  1  Thef.z.  16.  forbidding  us  to  fpeak  to  thegentiles 


Joel  3 .9.proclaime  ye  this  among  the  gentiles 
.Mie.  5. 8.  remnant  of  Jacob  fhal  be  among  the  gent. 
Zeci.zi.  thefe  come  to  call  out  the  horns  of  the  ge. 
Mai.  1 . 1 1  .my  name  fhall  be  great  among  the  gent. 
Mat-n.  1 5  .way  of  the  fea,beyond  Jord.Gal.of  gen. 
6.3  2.after  all  thefe  do  thegentiles feek 
io.5.go  not  into  the  way  of  thegentiles 

i8.fora  teftim.  againft  them  and  thegentiles 
12.21.in  his  name  (hall  the  gentiles  truft 
20.i9,fhall  deliver  him  to  thegentiles 

Mar.  10.3  3.  IK^.18.32. 
2  5  .princes  of  the  gentiles  excercife  dom  inion 

Lȣ.22.25. 

Mar.io  42.  that  are  accounted  to  rule  ov.thegent. 
Lu\e  2.3  2.a  light  to  lighten  the  gentiles 

21.24.Jeru.lhaU  be  troden  down  of  thegentiles 
till  the  times  of  the  gentile  she  fulfilled 
/o/;.7.3  5.thedifper.  am.the  gesf.&  teach  the  gent. 
Acts  4.i7.Pilate  with  thegent.  were  gath.together 
7.45.  with  Jefus  into  the  poffeffion  of  thegent. 
9. 1 5-to  bear  my  name  before  the  gentiles 
10.45.on  thegentiles  was  powred  out  the  gift 
1 1.1.  heard  the  gentiles  had  received  the  word 

18.  hath  God  to  the  gentiles  granted  repent. 
i3.42.ge?2.befoughtthefe  words  might  be  prea. 
46.1oe,we  turn  to  the  gentiles 
48.whenthege»f.  heard  this,  they  were  glad 
14.2.  unbeleeving  Jewes  ftirred  up  the  gent. 
5.an  affault  madc,both  of  gentiles  and  Jewes 
27.opened  the  door  of  faith  to  thegentiles 
1 5. 3  .declaring  the  converfion  of  the  gentiles 
7.  that  the  gentiles  by  my  mouth  fhould  heat 
i2.what  wond.G.had  wrought  amo.thegesf. 
i4.how  God  at  firft  did  vifit  the  gentiles 
i7.allthege»f.  on  whom  my  name  is  called 
19-trouble  not  them  wch  fro.among  thegent. 
23-greeting  to  the  brethren  — ^of  thegentiles 
18.6.  rrom  henceforth  lie  goe  to  the  gentiles 
2 1. 1 1  .deliver  Paul  into  the  hand  of  the  gentiles 
19.G  .had  wrought  amo.the  gent.hy  my  min. 
2  i.teacheft  the  Jews  amo.the  gent. to  forfake 
25.  as  touching  the  gent,  which  beleeve,  we 
22.2  i.Ile  fend  thee  far  hence  to  thegentiles 
26. 1 7.  delivering  thee  from  thegent.  to  whom 
Mm 


4.5.not  in  the  luft  of  concupifcence,  as  thegen. 

1  Tim.z.y.z  teacher  of  the  gentiles  in  faith  &  verity 

3.16.  preached  togesf.beleeved  on  him  in  the 

2  Tim. 1.1 1. appointed  an  apoft.&  teach.of  thera. 

4. 17.  that  all  the  gentiles  might  hear        ;    _ 
i  Pef.2. 1 2.having  your  conver.  honeft  am.the  gen. 

4.3>tohave  wrought  the  will  pf  thegentiles 

3  John  7.  taking  nothing  of  the  gentiles 
Rev.  1 1 . 2.  for  it  is  given  unto  the  gentiles 

Gentle, 

1  The f  2.?. w ere  gentle  among  you,as  a  nurfe 

2  Tim-  2.  t*i.fervant  of  the  Lord  muft  be  gentle 
Tit.2.z.gentle,{hewing  all  meekneffe  to  all 
James  3.i7.wifdomefrom  above,is gentle 

1  Pet.2.i8.fubj.  to  your  mail. not  only  to  thegent. 

(©enHcncffe. 

2  Sam.  2  2.3 6.  thy  gentlenejje  hath  made  me  great 

PM18.35. 
2  Cor. 10.1.  by  the  meekneffe  8c  gentlenejfe  o( Chr. 
Gal.^.%2.  fruit  of  the  Spirit, gentlenejfe 

v2?entrp, 

a  Sam.  18.5.  deal  gently  w  ith  the  yong  man  Abfal. 

//fl.40.1  i.he  wil  gently  lead  thofe  that  are  withyo. 

<115roubatt?. 

1  l^n. n.20.  filler  of  Tahp.bare  to  Hadad  Genub. 

Gemtbatb  was  in  Pharaohs  houfhold 
<15era. 
Ge».46.2 1 .  fons  of  BenjamnvGera 
Judg.^.i  5.Ehud  fon  of  Gera,  a  Benjamite 

2  Sam.  1 6. 5  .Shimei  fon  of  Gera,  came  and  cutfed 

19.16.Shim.  fon  of  Gera  bafted,&  came  down 
18.  Shimei  fon  of  Gera  fell  down  before 
i  I$8.a.8.thou  haft  with  thee  Shimei  fon  of  Gera 
1  Cfe'.8.3-fons  of  Bela  were  Adder,  Gera 
5.  and  Gera,  and  Shepbuphan 
7.Naaman,  Ahh,Gera  he  removed 
dperai;.  <Bctea)8, 
Exod.zo.ii-  afliekel  is  twenty gerahs    Iew.27.25. 
NASW.3.47.  &  18.16.  £^.45,12. 

<©erar. 
Gen.  to.  19.  from  Sidon  as  thou  comeft  to  Gerar 
20.  1.  Abraham  —  fojourned  in  Gerar 

Chap.26.6. 
2.  King  of  Gerar  lent,  and  took  Sarah 

a6.i.Iuafi 


GER        GES 

z6.  i.IfaacwenttoAbimelech  \mtoGerar 
8.King  of  Gerar  looked  out  at  a  window 
J7.Ifaac  pitched  in  the  valley  of  Gerar 
20.herdmen  of  Gerar  did  ftrive  wuh  Tfaac 
26.  Abimelech  went  to  Ifaac  from  Gerar 
a  Chr.  1 4. 1 2 .  Afa  purfucd  the  Ethiopian  to  Gerar 
XA.fmote  all  the  cities  round  about  Gerar 
dSergafbite.  <Petjja«Wte8f. 
Ge»;io.i6.Canaan  begate  the  Gergajhite 

1  chron.i.\$. 
i  5.21.TO  thy  feed  havel  given  the  la.of  the  Get 

Nefc.9.8. 
Deut.7. 1  .the  Lord  hath  caft  out  the  Gergajhites 
Jojh.2_. 10. he  will  without  fail  drive  outthe  Ger. 
24.  1 1  .the  Gergajhites  fought  againft  you 
iSrrgcfensf. 
Mal.2.z  8.  were  corns  into  the  coun.of  the  Gergef. 

cSettym. 

Deut.  1 1 .2£.put  the  bleffing  upon  mount  Gerizjm 

27.1  z.thcfe  (hall  ftand  upon  mount  Gee.tobl. 

/o/T8.gj.halfofthemoverag.mount  Ger.&  half 

Jnd.9.7.  Jotham  flood  on  the  top  of  raou.Gerl\. 

<fecrQ)Om,fometimes  d&erfljon. 
£«j^.2.22.Zipporah  bare  a  fomcalled  Gerjhom 

i8.j.JethertookZip.&  twofons,onewasGer. 
Jndg,\ 8. 3 o.Jonathan  fon  of  G.''//&«8  was  prieft 
i  Cfoff.t'.  i7.therebethenamesoffonsofGc^&. 
20.of  Gcr{hom,L\bni  hisfort  Ver.43. 

62.  to  the  fons  of  Gerjhom  thirteen  cities 

Verfe  7 1 . 
1  J.7.of  thefonsof  Gerjhomjod  &  hisbrcthr. 
23.1  y .fons  of  Mofcs,  GerjhomJLhezer 

i6.of  the  fons  of  Ger/te,  Shebuel  the  chief 
Chap.  26.24. 

Gw.46.1  i.fons  of  Levi  Gerfion       Exoi.  6.16. 

Num.%.\7.  1  Cfcr.6.1,16.  &  23.6. 

E;t-w/.6,i7.fons  of  Ge;;/&<«,Libni,&  Shimi,accor. 

77«»»6.3.i8. 

Num.z.zi.  of  Gerfhonvias  the  fam.ofthc  Libnits 

2  5  .char.of  the  fons  of  Ger.  fhalbe  tab.&  tent 

4.22.  take  the  fum  of  the  fons  of  Gajhon 

iS.this  is  the  fervice  of— the  fons  afGerjh. 

38.  thofe  that  were numbr-ofGe^.  2630. 

Verfe  4 1 . 

7.7.two  wag.  4  oxen  he  gave  to  the  fons  of  G. 

10.17.  fons  of  Gerjb.Sc  Merari  bearing  the  tab. 

26.57.of  Ge//2w2  the  family  of  the  GerfhoniteS 

Jcjh.zi.6.  chil.  of  Gerjh.hzA  by  lot  thirteen  cities 

Verfe  27. 
E\ra  8.2.ofthefons  of  Phinehas,  Gerjhon 

(EerQjonlte.  (Setfljonttea. 
Num.2. zi  •t'"'el'e  are  tnc  fami'ies  of  the  Gerjhonites 
2  3. families  of  the  Gnj^o.  (hall  pitch  behind 
24.chiefofthe  Gerjhonites  (hall  beEliafaph 
4.24.thisis  the  ferv.of  the  fam.of  the  Gerjhoni. 
27.attheapp.of  Aar.fhalbe  the  fer.of  the  G. 
26.57.of  Gcrihon  the  family  of  the  Gerjhonites 
/o/!2i.33.thecitiesofthe  Gerjho.wcre  13. cities 
1 Chro.z-1.7.  of  the  Gerfionites  were  Laadan 
26.  2 1 .  the  fons  of  the  Gerjhnnite  Laadan 

even  of  Laadan  the  Gerjh.  were  Jehieli 
2Q.8.gave  to  the  treaf.by  the  ha.of  Jeh.the  Ger. 
2  Chr.z9.11.of  the  Ger/fc.Joah  the  fon  of  Zimmah 
CBzfyan. 

1  Chr.z.47.  fons  of  JahdaijGf/te,  Pelet 

(Sefbem." 
Neh.z.i$.vihen  Gcjhem  the  Arabian  heard  it 

Chap.  6. 1. 
6.2.Sanbal.&  Gcjhem  fent  to  me.,faying,Come 
vBtfhttr. 

2  S/zw.3.3.Maacahdaugh.of  Talmai,K.of  Gtjhur 

1  Chron.^.z. 
1 2 . 3  7 .  Abfalom  fled,  and  went  to  Gcjhur 

Verfe  3  8. 
14.23.J0ab— went  to  Gcjhur,  &  brought  AW. 

2 2.whcrefore  am  I  come  from  Gcjhur 
1 5. 8. thy  fcrvant  vowed  a  vow— at  Gejhur 
1  Cfowz.2.23.Jair  took  Gcjhur  and  Aram 

<Betbnt:(.  OSttymitzp, 

Deu.2.1 4.Jair  took  Argob  to  the  coafts  of  Gcjhuri 

Joj.  1 2. 5.0*2  reigned  to  the bord.of  the  Gejhurites 

13.2.  is  the  land  that  yet  remai.all  Gcjhuri,  & 

1 1  .Gilead  and  the  border  of  ihzGejhurites 

13.  but  the  Gejhurites  dwell  among  the  Ifr. 

they  expelled  not  the  Gejhurites 


GET         G  I T 

1  Saw.  2  7. 8.  David  and  his  men  invaded  the  Gejh. 

Gen.2^.^.get  me  this  damofell  to  wife 
Exod.  1.  iCand  fo get  them  up  out  of  the  land 

J  4-  i7.He£e£  me  honour  upon  Pharaoh,  and 
Lev. 14.  2 1.  if  poor,  and  cannot  get  fo  much 

2  2.yong  pigeons,fuch  as  he  is  able tdgef 

Verfes  30,3 1. 

3  2.1aw  of  him  whofe  hand  is  not  able  to  get 
Num.6.2  i.belides  that  that  his  hand  (hall  get 

2  2.34.Ile£#meback  again 
Deut.%.  1 8.it  is  he  that  eiveth  power  toget  wealth 

2 8. 4 3. ftrangers  (hill get  up  above  thee 
Judg.  14.2. now  therefore  get  her  for  me  to  wife 
t.get  her  for  m6>tor  (he  pleafeth  me  well 

1  Saw.20.29.let  megrt  away  and  fee  my  brethren 

23.26.  David  made  hafte  to  get  away 

2  Sam.io.6.\e&  Shcba  get  him  fenced  cities 

1  King.  1. 2.that  my  lord  the  king  may  get  heat 

12.18.Rehob.made  fpeed  toget  up  to  his  char. 
2  Cfcr0.1o.18. 

2  Ki.7. 1 2.we  fhall  catch  them  alive,&  get  the  cit. 
Pfal.119.104.  through  thy  precepts  Igct  undcrfl. 
Prov.  4.  5.  get  wifdome,  get  underftanding 

Verfe  7. 
6.33.  a  wound  and  difhonour  (hall  heeget 
16. 1 6.  much  better  is  it  to  get  wifd.  then  gold 
to  get  underftanding  rather  then  filver 
17. 1 6.a  price  in  the  hand  of  a  fool  to  get  wifd. 
2  2. z  5  .thou  learn  his  wayes,and  get  a  fnare 
Ecdefi.6.3.  time  to  getyi.nA  a  time  to  lofe 
Can.4.6.  Ilege/me  to  the  mountains  ofmyrrhe 

7 . 1 2. let  us  get  up  early  to  the  vineyards 
Jer.%.  5.Ileg«  me  to  the  great  men,  and  fpeak 
19.1.  goe,and  get  a  potters  earthen  veflell 
46.4.harne(Te  the  horfes^etupye  horfemen 
48.o.wings  to  Moab,that  it  may  get  away 
Lam  3 .7.hath  hedged  me  in,  that  I  cannot  gel  oat 
£^.22.27.  to  deftroy  fouls  toget  difhoneft  gain 
Dan.$.  i4.1ct  the  beafts  get  away  from  urtder 
Zeph.i.i9.Ileget  them  praife  in  every  land 
A*<tf.!4.22.conftrai.  his  difciples  toget  into  a  (hip 

Mar\6.tf. 
Lu\e  9. 1 2.that  they  may  lodge,and  gel  viftuals 
Acls  27.43.caft  themfelv.firft  into  the  fe^Si get  to 
2  Cor. 2. 1 1  .left  Satan  fhould  get  an  advantage 
fam.4. 1 3  .continue  there,buy  &  fell,  and  get  gain 

^•et  thee. 

Gen.  1 2. 1 .  to  Abrah.  Get  thee  out  of  thy  countrey 

Alls  7.3. 
22.2.g«tthee  into  the  land  of  Moriah 
3 1. 1 3 .  get  thee  out  from  this  land 

Exod.7.1  f.get  thee  unto  Pharaoh  in  the  morning 
10.28.get  thee  from  me,take  heed  tothyfelf 
1 1.2. get  theeout,&  all  the  people  that  follow 
1 9.24.away,get  thee  down,and  thou  (halt 
5  2.7.go,get  thee  down,thy  people  have corrup. 
Deut.  9. 1 2. 

Nutn.z7.1z. get  thee  up  into  mount  Abarim 

i3c«t.  32.49. 

Deut.i. Z7.get  thee  up  into  the  top  of  Pifgah 
17.8.  get  thee  up  to  the  place  the  t.  (hall  chufe 

Jof.7. 1  o .get  thee  up,  wherefore  lieft  thou 
1 7.1  j.get  thee  to  the  wood-countrey,and  cut 

Judg.7.9.  arife,  get  thee  downe  to  the  hofte 

Ruth  3. 3. get  thee  down  to  the  floor 

1  Srf»".22.5.depart,&  get  thee  into  the  landofju. 

1  I^3-T.i3.go,and  get  thee  in  to  King  Dav.&  fay 

z.z6.get  thee  to  Anathoth,  to  thy  fields 
I4.2.g?tthee  to Shiloh, there  is  Ahijah 

1 2.get  thee  to  thine  own  houfe,whcn 
17.3.  get  thee  hence,and  turn  thee  eaft-ward 

9.  arife,get  thee  to  Zarcphath 
Jt  8.4 1. get  thee  up,eat  and  drink,for  there 

44.getthee  down>that  the  rain  flop  thee  not 

2  Kjti.i.  1 3.  get  thee  to  the  prophets  of  thy  father 
Neb.9. 1  o.fo  d idft  thou  get  thee  a  name 
Ifa.z 2. 1 5 .  goe  get  thee  to  this  treafurer 

30. 22.  thou  (halt  fay  unto  it,  get  thee  hence 
40.9.get  thee  up  into  the  high  mountain 
47. 5. (it  thou  (ilent,and  get  thee  into  daikncfle 
fer.  1 3.1. get  thee  a  linnen  girdle,  and  put 
£^.3. 4.  get  thee  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

1 1  .get  thee  to  them  of  the  captivity 
Mat.4.10. get  thee  hence  Satan,  for  it  is  written 


GET      G  E  Z 


16.23.  get  thee  behind  me  Satan 


•M^.8.35. 

L«ke  1 3. 3 1.  get  thee  out,  — for  Her.  will  kil  thee 

Acts  io.io.arife,  get  thee  down,  goe  with  them 

22.18.get  thee  quickly  out  of  Jerufalem,for 

<35et  yee. 

Gen.  1 9. 1 4 .  get  yCe  oxlt  0f  tnjs  place 

^.30. 1  i.g«yG  out  of  the  way,  tutneafide 
/er.49.3  l'ict  ye  up  to  the  wealthy  nation 
E^.n.t  i.gctyt  fir  from  the  Lord 
Joel  3. 1 3 .  get  ye  down,  for  the  prefle  is  fall 
Zech.6. 7.  get  ye  hence,  walk  to  and  fro 

i&ctyou. 
Gen.2  4. 1  o.  get  you  poReffions  therein 

42.2.gef  you  down  thitrjer,  and  buy 

44. 1 7. gel  you  up  in  peace  to  your  father 

45.  1 7.  get  you  to  the  land  of  Canaan 
Exoi.  5  -4.get  you  unto  your  burdens 

ii.get  you  ftra w  w here  you  can  find  it 

1 2. 3  1  .get  you  forth  from  amongft  my  people 
Num.  1 : 3 . 1 7 .  get  you  up  this  way  fouth-watd 

i4.2j.tomorr.  turn  you.get  you  into  the  wild. 

16.24.  £ct  you  up  from  about  the  tab.of  Korah 
45.  get  you  up  from  among  this  congrcgat. 

22. 13. get  you  into  your  land,for  the  Lord 
De tit.  2. 1 3  .get  you  over  the  brook  Zcred 

5. 30.  get  you  into  your  tents  againc 
fofz.16.get  you  to  the  mountain,left  the  purfuer 

2  2.4.g?tyoutoyourtents,  and  to  the  land 
Judg.  19.  9.  to  morrow  gel  you  early  on  your  way 
1  Sam.  9. 1 3  .get  you  up,for  about  this  time  ye  fhal 

1 5-6.gft  you  downe  from  among  the  Amalek. 

2j.5.getyou  uptoCarmel,  and  goe  to  Nabal 
.Tty.49.30.  flce,gctyou farre ofF,dwelldeep 

Aether, 
Gen.  10.23.  children  of  Aram  Gether 

1  Chron.  1. 17. 
<J5etbfflrtane. 

Mat.z6.26.  Jefus  cometh  to  a  place  called  Gcthf. 

Mar.  14.32. 

<I5etteth. 

2  Sam,  f.S.whoever  gcttcth  up  to  the  guttcr,&  fmi. 

Pro.3.13.  happy  is  the  man  thatgettetfcunderft. 

9.7.  he  that  reproveth  a  fcorner  gcttcth  (hame 

rebuketh  a  wicked  man  gcttcth  a  blot 
1 5 . 3  2.  he  that  heareth  reproof  gcttcth  underft. 
1 8. 1 5. heart  of  the  prudentgettetfc  knowledge 
19  8  he  that  gettetfc  wifd.  loveth  his  own  foule 
Jer.  1 7. 1 1 .  he  thatgetteffc  riches,  and  not  by  righ. 
48.44. he  that  getteth  out  of  the  pit  (hall  be  tak. 
(Setting. 
Ge».3  i.i8.Jacobc.irried  away  thecattelof  his  get. 
Pro.4.7.with  all  thy  getting  get  underftanding  " 
11,6  getting  of  treafuresby  a  lying  tongue 
dpctcl. 
Num.12.1  j .of  the  tri.of  Gad,  Gcvel fon  of  Machi 

dBejci". 
Jojh.  10.33.  King  of  Geter  came  up  to  help  Lach. 
1 2. 1 2.  the  King  of  GcKcr  one 
1 6. 3. lot  of  Jofeph  goeth  down  to  Ge^r 

io.drave  out  the  Cana.which  dwelt  in  Ge\. 
21.21.  childr.of  Kohath  out  of  Ephr.inGe^ 
1  Chro.6.67. 
Jud.i.z$.di&  Ephraim  drive  out  the  inhab.of  Ge. 
but  the  Canaanites  dwelt  in  Gez^r 
1  ^ff.9.1 5. Solomons  levie  to  build  Haz.&  Ge^. 
i6.Pharaoh  had  gone  up  and  taken  Gc^cr 
1 7  .Solomon  built  Ge^and  Bethoron 
iCfcc^^S.poff.ofEph.Naaraneaftw.Gf^.weftw. 
20.4>therearofe  wane  at  Ge^i" 
(Sejrtts. 
1  Sam.z7.B.  David  invaded  the  Ge^7«,.1maleki. 
<15heft0.  See  <0aeftiaf. 
<©hoft. 
Gra.25.8.  Abraham  gave  up  thegfcfl/? 

1 7.1thmael  gave  up  the  ghoft,  and  died 
3  5. zy.Ihzcgave  up  the  ghoft,and  died 
49-3  3Jacobyeeldedupthegfc#»andwasgath. 
Job  2.  1 1 .  why  did  I  not  give  up  the  ghofi 
1  o.  1 8 .  O  that  I  had  given  up  the  ghofl 
1 1.20.  their  hope  as  the  giving  up  of  theghofi 
13.19.ifl  hold  my  tcng.I  (hal  give  up  the  gheji 
1 4. 10. man  giveth  up  thegfco^,and  where 
Jer.  1 5.9.(he  that  hathfcorn  7.hath  giv.up thegfcff. 
Lam.  1 . 1 9.mine  Elders  gave  up  the  ghofi 
Mat.z7.j0.  Jefus  hadcned,hc  yeelded  up  the  ghofl 
Mar.  1 5 . 3  7  Jefus 


G  I  A       GIB 

m\rwr-  Jefus  cryed,  and  gave  up  the  ghoft  , 
39.  that  he  fo  cryed,  and  gave  up  the  gbojt 
Liik.zi.46.  that  he  fo  cryed,  and  gave  up  the  ghoft 
7-ob.19.50.he  bowed  his  head,and  gave  up  thegfe 
AH.1%'  Ananias  fell  down,  &  gave  tip  the  ghoft 
16.  Saphira  yeeled  up  the  ghoft 
1223 .was  eaten  of  woims,and  gave  up  thegb. 
H4d5&0ft,See||0!p, 

1  Sam.i.ZA.hill  of  Ammah,that  lieth  before  Giah 

<0(atvt. 

2  So.  z  1 . 1 6-  Iftibibenob  was  of  the  fons  of  the  gl. 

18.  Saph,  which  was  of  the  fons  of  the  giant 
1  Cfeo.20.4. 
20,  and  hee  alfo  was  born  to  the ghnt 

iChro.zo.6. 
22.  thefe  foure  were  born  to  the  giant 

1  chron.zo.2. 
Job  16.1 4.he  runneth  upon  me  like  a  giant 

d5iant]S« 
Gen.6.^thete  yi  eve  giants  in  the  earth  in  thofe  da. 
Num.  13.33  .there  we  faw  the  giants  fans  of  Anak 
Deut.z.  1  i.Emims  were  counted  giants 

20.tb.at  alfo  was  accounted  a  land  of  giants 
3 . 1 1. only  Oz  remained  of  the  remn.of  the  gi. 
i  '     b  fojh.ii.*.  Scis-iz. 

1 3  .Bafh.  which  was  called  the  land  of  giants 
Jof.  1  5.8.10c  of  Jud.went  up  at  the  valley  of giants 
17. 1  f.get  thee  up  in  the  land  of  the  giants 
18.r6.Ben.bord.came  to  the  valley  ofgi.north. 
©ibbar. 
Eya  z.  ao.children  of  Gibbar  ninety  and  five 

dSfbbetljon, 
7o/!  19.44.of  the  coaft  of  Dan,  Elttkehfiibbetbm 
1  1. a 3 .out  of  D&n.Gibbethon  with  her  fuburbs 
1  Kine.i  ?.i7.Baafha  fmote  Nadab  at  Gibbethm 
"      for  Nadab  &  all  Ifr.laid  fiege  to  Gibb. 
16.1  5  .people  were  encamped  againft  Gibbethon 
i7,Omri  went  up  from  Gibbcthon,md  all 

Jof.  1  5 .57  .inherit,  of  Judah  were  Cain,  Gibbeah 
fudg.19.1z.we  will  paffe  over  to  Gibeab 

1 3. come,let  us  lodge  all  night  in  Gibcah 
I4.fun  went  down  when  they  were  by  Gib. 
15.  they  turned  afide  to  lodge  in  Gibcah 
iff. an  old  man —  fojoumedin  Gibeab 
20.4. 1  came  to  Gibeah,v/hkh belongs  to  Ben. 
5 .  men  of  Gibeab  rofe  againft  me 
o.this  fliall  be  the  t  hing  wee  will  do  to  Gib. 
io.that  they  may  do  when  they  come  to  Gib. 
1 3.  deliver  us  the  childr.  of  Belial  in  Gibeab 
1 4>chil.of  Ben.gath.themfelv.togeth.to  Gib. 

1  5  .Ben.were  26ooo.befides  the  inh.of  Gib. 
19.childr.of  Ifrael  encamped  againft  Gibeab 
20.  put  themf.in  aray  to  fight  againit  Gibeab 
2i.chil.ofBen.cameoutof  Gibeab,  &  deftr. 

2  j.Ben.went  forth  out  of  Gi.the  fecond  day 

29.  Ifraelfet  liers  in  wait  about  Gibeab 

30.  put  themfelves  in  aray  againft  Gib.  as  at 

3  r .  and  the  other  to  Gibeab  in  the  field 
3  3. liers  in  wait  came  out  of  the  mead.of  Gi. 
3  4.there  came  againft  Gibcah  ten  thouUnd 
3  6.trufted  to  the  tiers  in  wait  befide  Gibcah 
3  7  .liers  in  wait  rufhed  upon  Gibeab 
43.trode  them  down  with  eafe,over  ag.Gib. 

1  Sam.  1 0,26.  Saul  went  home  to  Gibcah 
Chap.  if.  3  4. 

1  i.4.then  came  meffengers  to  Gibcah  of  Saul 
13.2.  looo.were  with  Jona.in  Gibeab  of  Ben. 

1 5  .Samuel  gate  him  to  Gibeab  of  Benjamin 

i6-Saul  abode  in  Gibeab 
14.2.  Saul  tarried  in  thcuttettnoft  part  of  Gib. 

f.the other fouthward,over againft  Gibeab 

i6.watchmen  of  Saul  in  Gibcah  looked 
22.6.Saul  abode  in  Gib. under  a  tree  in  Ramah 
23.19.  then  came  the  Ziphites  to  Saul  to  Gib. 
Chap.26.1. 

2  Sam.6.$.zxk  out  of  the  houfe  of  Abinad.in  Gib. 

Verfe4. 

21.6.  we  will  hang  them  up  to  the  L.in  Gibeab 
23.  29.  IttaifonofRibai  oatofGibeah 

1  Cfeo.11.31. 
1  cfeo.2.49.  Sheva  father  of  Machbenah,&  Gibea 
z  £hr.\  3.2.Abijahs  mother,dau.of  Uriel  of  GOta 
Ifa.10.19.  Gibeab  of  Saul  is  fled 
1  Hof.$.%.  blow  ye  the  cornet  in  Gibeab 


G  I  B 


G  I  D 


9.9.corrupted  theinfel.  as  in  the  days  of  Gibeab 
10.9.  finned  from  the  dayes  of  Gibeab 

battell  in  Gibeab  did  not  overtake  them 
.  ©tbeatr).<©tbeatl)(te. 

Jofh.iS.i8.  cities  of  Benjam.Gjfea/bjand  Kirjath 

1  Cbr.  12.3  Joafh  fons  of  Shemaah  the  Gibedtbite 

<©tbeon,called  <£eba. 
Jof.o.7,  .inhab.  of  Gii.heard  what  Jof had  done  to 
1 7.  now  their  cities  were  Gibe.  &  Chephirah 

1 0.1. how  the  inhab.of  Gibeon  had  made  peace 
2.  becaufe  Gibeon  was  a  great  city 
4.help  me,that  we  may  finite  Gibeon 
5  .they  and  all  their  hofts  encamped  bef .  Gib. 
6\men  of  Gibeon  fent  to  Jofhua  to  Gilgal 
lo.flew  them  with  a  great  flaught.at  Gibeon 
1  a.fun,  ftand  thou  ftill  upon  Gibeon 
4iJof.fmote  the  countrey of  Gofhen  to  G. 

1 1 . 1 9.  not  a  city  that  made  peace,fave  —  Gib. 

i8.2j.citiesofBenjam.wereGi&W2,Ramah 

21.17.  out  of  Benjamin,  GJkwz  with  herfub. 

2  Sam.i.  1 2 . Abner  went  out  from  Mahm.to  Gib. 
1 3  .met  together  by  the  pool  of  Gibeon 
16.  place  called,  Helkath-hazzurim  in  Gib. 
24.by  the  way  of  the  wildernefl'e  of  Gibeon 

3.30.becaufe  he  had  flain  Afahel  at  Gibeon 
20.8.when  they  were  at  the  great  ftone  in  Gi. 
1  J^in?.^.  4*  Solomon  went  to  Gebcon  to  facrifice 

iCbr.1.3. 
5.  in  Gibeon  the  Lord  appeared  to  Solomon 
9.2.as  he  had  appeared  to  him  at  Gibeon 

1  Cfec8.29.at  Gibeon  dwelt  the  father  of  Gibeon 

Chap.9.3?. 

14. 1 6.  David  fmote  the  Philiftins  from  Gibeon 
16. 39.minftred  in  the  high  place  at  Gibeon 
21.29.ahar  of  burnt  offering  was  at  Gibeon 

2  Cfe0.Li3.Sol.came  from  the  high  place  at  Gib. 
Neh.  3.7.  next  repaired  the  men  of  Gibeon  Mizpeh 

7.  a  5  .children  of  Gibeon  ninety  and  five 
I/a.28.2i.he  fhalbe  wroth  as  in  the  valley  of  Gib. 
Jer.zS.i.  Hananiah  fon  of  Azur  of  Gibeon  fpake 
41. 1 2.found  Ifhmael  by  the  waters  tn  Gibeon 
16.Johan.took  them  whom  he  brou.  k.Gib. 
<15tbeonite. 

1  Cbr.  1 2.4.Ifmaiah  the  Gibeonite,  a  mighty  man 
Nefe-3.7.next  repaired  Melatiah  the  Gibeonite 

dBtbeonfteg. 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1 .  for  Saul ,  becaufe  he  fie w  the  Gibeon. 
z.the  King  called  the  Gibeonitcs,md  faid 

(now  the  Gibeonites  were  not  of  Ifrael 

3.Dav/aid  to  the  GibconWhat  (hall  I  do  for 

4«the  Gibeonites  faid,  VVe  will  have  no  filver 

9.hedeliv.  them  into  the  hand  of  the  Gibeon. 

dSibltres. 

7o/Ii3.y.landoftheGiWi^,&Leban.rem3ineth 

©iOtiaiti. 
i  Chro.z^.^Sonsoillcmii\,Giddalti 

29.  the  four  and  twentieth  lot  to  Giddalti 
<©ttfoel. 
E%fa  2.47-  Nethinims,  the  children  of  Giddel 

Neh.j.49 

56.childr.of  Solom.favthe  childr.of  Giddel 

Nebem.7.58. 

(Bititon, 
Judg.6. 1 1 .  his  fon  Gideon  threfhed  wheat 
"13  .Gideon  faid,0  my  Lord,if  the  Lord  be 
19.  Gideon  went  in,and  made  ready  a  kid 
22.  when  Gideon  perceived  he  was  an  angel 
Gideon  faid,  Alas  Lord,  becaufe  I  have 

2  ^.Gideon  built  an  altar  there 
zj. Gideon  took  ten  men  ofhisfervants,and 
29.  Gideon  the  fon  of  Joafh  hath  done  this 
34.fpirit  of  the  Lord  came  upon  Gideon 

3  S.Gideon  faid  to  God,If  thou  wilt  fave 
3  Q.Gideon  faid,Let  not  thine  anger  be  hot 
i.Jerubbaal,who  is  Gideon,to(e  up 
2.  Lord  faid  to  Gideon,  The  people  are  too 

Verf.4, 
y.  Lord  faid  to  Gideon,  Every  one  that  lapp. 
7.L.  faid  to  Gid.hy  the  300.  that  lapped,  lie 
1 3.when  Gideon  was  come,  there  was  a  man 
1 4,this  is  nought  but  the  fword  of  Gideon 
1  5.  when  Gideon  heard  the  telling  of  the  dr. 
i8.the  fword  of  the  Lord,and  of  Gideon 

Verfe  20. 
19.fi)  Gid.md  the  hund.men  with  him  came 
24.GJi.fent  meffengers  througho.all  mount 
Mm  2 


Heb. 


G  I  D        GIF 

2j.broug.  the  heads  of  Oreb  &  Zeebto  Gi. 

S.q.Gideon  came  to  Jordan,&  paffed  over,he  & 

7.G«/.faid,When  the  L.hath  delivered  Zeb. 

1  i.Gid.wcnt  by  the  way  of  them  which  dw. 
1 3.G«/.returned  from  battell  before  the  fun 
21.  Gideon  arofe,  and  flew  Zebaand  Zalm. 

2  2. men  of  Ifr.  fiid  to  Gid.  Rule  thou  ov.  us 
23.Gwfe.faid  to  them,  lie  not  rule  over  you 
24.  Gideon  faid,I  would  defire  a  requeft 
27.  Gideon  made  an  ephod  thereof 

which  thing  became  a  fnare  unto  Gid. 
28. in  quietn.40.yeers,  in  the  days  of  Gideon 
30.  Gid.hid  feventy  fons  of  his  body  begott. 

3  z.Gideon  died  in  a  good  old  age 
3  3  .as  foon  as  Gid.  was  dead,Ifr.  went  a  who. 
3  J.nei.ftievved  they  kindn.to  the  houfe  of  G. 

1 1 . 3  2.time  would  fail  me  to  tell  of  Gideon 
dUtOeemf, 

Num.x.i  1  .of  Benjamin,  Abidan  fon  oiGidem 

2.22.fon  of  Ben.  Abid.fon  of  Gidc.  Ch.10.24. 

7.<fo.on  the  ninth  day  Abid.fon  of  Gide.oSet. 

6  j  .this  was  the  offering  of  Abid  .fon  of  Gid. 

d5(0om, 

7^.20.45.  purfued  hard  after  Benjam.  to  Gidom 

1  Cfe.8.3  1.  Gibeons  fons  Gidorr,  Ahio 

45ier=cagle. 
Lev.  1 1 . 1 8  .thefe  in  abomin.the  fwah,th'e  ner^eag. 
Deut.  14.17. 

Gcn.iq.  1 2.  ask  me  never  fo  much  dowry  and  gift 
Exod.i$.  8.fhalt  take  nogift,iot  the  fifiblindeth 

Veut.16.19. 
Num.2. ig.I  have  given  the  Lev.  w  a  gift  to  Aaro 

Chap.  18.6. 
18.7.  given  your  office  as  a  fervice  of  gift 
r  1  .this  is  thine,  the  heave-offer,  of  their  vift 
2  Sam.ig.  42.  hath  he-given  us  any  gift 
P/^.45.i2.daugh.of  Tyre  fhalbe  there  with  zgift 
Pro.  17. 8. a  gift  is  as  a  precious  ftone  in  the 
23.1  wicked  man  taketh  a  gift  out  of  the 
1 8. 1 6.  amansgi/tmaketh  room  for  him 
21. 1  ^.'3.  gift  in  fecret  pacifieth  anger 
2  5.  i4.whofo  boafteth  of  a  falfe  ?ift 
EccLi-ii-'nisthegiftofGod       *   Chap.5.19. 

7.7.  aei/fdeftroyeth  the  heart 
E^.46.i6.if  a  prince  give  a  gift  to  any  of  his  fons 

17.  if  he  give  a  gift  to  one  of  his  fervants 
Mat.  5. 2  3.  if  thou  bring  thy  gift  to  the  altar 
24.  leave  there  thy  gift  before  the  altar 

then  come  and  offer  thy  gift 
8.4.offer  the  gi/}  that  Mofes  commanded 
x5-5.it  is  a  ^/tbywhatfoeverthoumightft    * 
Mar.?. 1 1. 
2j.i8.whofofwearethby  the  gift,  —  is  guilty 
i9.thegift,or  altar  that  fandifieth  the  gift 
Job.4.10.  if  thou  kneweft  the  gi/}  of  God 
Atts  2.38  .repent,ye  fhall  receive  the  gift  of  the 
8.20.thought  the  gift  of  God  may  be  purchafed 
10.4  5. on  the  Gentiles  was  powred  out  the  gift 
n.i7.G.gavethemthelikeg^ashedid  to  us 
Rom.  1 . 1 1 .1  might  impart  to  you  fome  [piiku.gift 
5. 1 5.  as  the  offence,  fo  alfo  is  the  free  gift 

gift  by  grace,which  is  by  one  man,  Jefus 
i6.byone  that  finned,foisthegj/} 

the  free  gift  is  of  many  offen.to  juftif. 
17.  they  which  receive  ofthegi/tofrighte. 
1 8.free  gift  came  upon  all  to  justification 
6. 2  3>the  gift  of  God  it  eternal!  life 

1  Cor.  i.7.fo  that  ye  come  behind  in  no  gift 
7.7  .every  man  hath  his  proper  gift  of  God 
1 3. 2. though  I  have  the  g ift  of  prophefie 

2  Cor.  1 .1 1. that  for  the  gift  beftowed  upon  us  by 
8.4.prayingus  that  we  would  receive  a  gift 
9. 1 5.thanks  be  to  God  for  his  unfpeakable gift 

Epbef.i.S.  faith,  it  is  thegift  of  God 
3.7.1a  minifter  according  to  the  gift 
4.7.according  to  the  meafure  of  the  gift  of  Ch. 

Phil.4. 1 7 .  not  becaufe  I  defire  a  gift 

1  Ti;».4.i4.neglecT:  not  the  gift  that  is  in  thee 

2  Tim- 1.6.  ftirre  up  thee  gift  that  is  in  thee 
Heb.6-4'  and  have  tafted  of  the  heavenly  gift 
Jam.  1. 17-  evety  %ooiilfiA  ev.  perf.  gift  is  from 
1  Fet.4. 1  °.as  every  man  receiv.the  eift,  fo  minift. 

dftfte. 

Geik*.  5 .6. Abraham  gavejjifff  and  fent  them  away 
^^  Exod.  1 8 .  jS.chil, 


GIF       GIL 


GIL    GIL 


GIL   GIL 


£Ar<».a8.j8.chil.ofIf.fhallhallow  in  their  holy  gifA  37.2y.compa.ofI(hmaelites  came  from  Gilead 
1^.23. 3  8. thefe  are  your  feafts,befidesyoargj/h  j  Jto.32-1.faw  the  land  of  Gil.  a  place  for  cattell 
Nasz.18.a9.out  of  all  your  gifts  offer  of  the  bed 


2  Saw.8.2.became  Davids  ferv.and  brought  gifts 

Ver-6.  1  Cfo-.i8.2j6. 

a  Cbr.19.7.  with  the  Lord  no  taking  of  gifts 

a  1 .  j .  Jehofaphat  gave  them  great  gifts  of  filver 

26.8.Ammonites  gave  fi/tt  to  Uzziah 

3  2. 2  3. many  brought  g*/m°  the  Lord  to  Jeru- 

Eft.z.i  8.Ahaf.gavegz/«accor.to  the  ftate  of  a  K. 

9.22. fending  gifts  to  the  poor 
Pfal  68.18.  thou  haft  received  gifts  for  men 

72. 1  o.  Kings  of  Sheba  (hall  offer  gifts 
Pi  0.6.1 5 -though tnou  giveft  many  gifts 

1  y.  27.  he  that  hatethgi/b  (hall  live 
1 9.6.  every  man  a  friend  to  him  that  giveth  gif. 
29. 4. he  that  receiveth  gifts  overthrows  judgm. 

//i.1.23.  every  one  lovcthgifts 

E^el^.  1 6.3  3  .they  give  £J/b  to  all  whores 

thou  giveft  thy  gifts  to  all  thy  lovers 
20.26. 1  polluted  them  in  their  own  gifts 
3  i.  when  ye  offer  your  gifts  ye  pollute  your 
39. pollute  my  holy  Na.no  more  wthyour  g. 
2  2. 1 2  .in  thee  have  they  taken  gifts  to  fhed  bl. 
Di«2.2.6.fhew  the  dream,& — y  email  receive  gifts 
48.  gave  Daniel  many  great  gifts 
5.17.  let  thy  gifts  be  to  thy  felfe 
Mat.i.  1 1  .they  prefented  unto  him gz/b,gold,fra. 
7.1  i.knovv  how  to  give  goodgifts  toyour  chil. 
Lu\e  11.13. 
Lu\e  2 1 . 1  .calling  their  gifts  into  the  treafury 

y .  temple  adorned  w,h  goodly  ftones  8c gifts 
Rom.i  i.J  g.tkz  gifts  and  calling  of  G. are  without 
1 2.6.  having  then  gifts  differing  according  to    j 
1  Cot:  1 2. 1. concerning  fpiritual  ?j/b,I  would  not 
4.  there  are  diverfity  of  gifts 
9.  to  another  the  gifts  of  healing 
28.after  that  miracles,thengi/b  of  healing 
30.  have  all  the  gifts  of  healing 
3 1  .covet  earneftly  the  beft  gifts 
i4.i.defire  fpirituall,g*/b,but  rather  that 
1 2.  as  ye  are  zealous  of  fpirituallgi/b 
Eph.q.S.  led  captivity  captive,  &  gwegifts  to  men 
He6.2.4.G.bearing  witntffe,  with  the  gifts  of  the 
y.  i  .that  he  may  offer  gifts  &  facrifices  for  fins 
8. 3. every  highprieft  is  ordained  to  offer  gifts 
4. there  are  priefts  that  offer  gifts  according 
9.9  in  which  were  offered  gifts  and  facrifices 
1 1.4  God  teftifying  of  Abels  gifts 
Rev.n.io.  that  dwell  on  the  earth  (hall  Cendeifts 

Gen.z.13.  name  of  the  fecond  river  is  Gibon 

1  f(?w.i.33.bring  Solomon  down  to  Gibon 

38.  they  brought  him  down  to  Gibon 
45-have  anointed  him  King  in  Gibon 

2  Cfo.3  2.30.Hez.ftop.the  upper  water-cou.of  Gi. 

33.i4.Manaff.builta  wall  on  the  weft  of  Gibon 
<!5HaIaf. 
Neb.  12.36.his  brethr-Gilaloi,  Maai,  with  muficall 
(B'tlboa. 

1  Sam.t8.4.Sza\  and  Ifrael  pitched  in  Gilboa 

3 1 . 1  .men  of  Ifrael  fell  down  in  Gilboa 

1  Cbron.10.1. 

8.Philift.found  Saul  &  his  three  fons  in  Gil. 

1  Cbro.io.S. 

2  Sam.i.6.zs  I  happened  by  chance  on  mon.Gilb. 

2 1  .ye  mountains  of  Gilboa,  let  there  be 
21.12.  when  thePhili.had  flain  Saul  in  Gilboa 
d5ileat). 
Mtf#.2<5.29.Machirbegate  G  Head, of  Gi  lead  came 
30.  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Gilead 
27.t.Zelophehad  fon  of  Hepherjfon  of  Gilead 
/0/&.17.3. 
3  6. 1  .chief  fathers  of  the  families  of  Gikad 
Joflj  1 7.1  .lot  for  Machir  the  father  of  Gilead 
Judg.  1 1 . 1 .  and  Gilead  begate  Jephthah 

z.Gileads  wife  bare  him  fons,which  thruft 
1  Cfcc.2.21.  wentintothedau.ofMach.fa.ofGJ/. 

2  3  .to  the  fons  of  Machir  the  father  of  Gilead 
y.  1 4-the  fon  of  Jaroah,the  fon  of  Gilead 
7 . 1 3  .M^  naff.conc.bare  Machir  the  fath.of  Gil. 

17.  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Gikad 

Cen.  3 1. 2 1.  Jacob  fet  his  face  toward  mount  Gil. 
2 3. they  overtook  him  in  the  mount.of  Gil. 
a  5.  Laban  pitched  in  the  mount.of  Gilead 


26.  our  little  ones  flocks  in  the  cities  of  Gil. 
29.  then  yc  (hall  give  them  the  land  of  Gil, 

39.  fons  of  Machir  went  to  Gikad}&  took  it 

40.  Mofes  gave  Gilead  to  Machir 
Dent.  3. 15. 

Deut.z.^6.ftom  Aroer  to  Gilead  not  one  city 
3. 10. all  the  cities  of  the  plain>and  all  Gilead 
1 2.half  moun.Gi/.gave  I  to  the  Reub.&  Ga. 
1 3. reft  of  Gil.gzvt  I  to  the  half  tribe  of  Ma. 
16. to  the  Reu.&  Ga.I  gave  from  Gi/.even  to 
34.i.Lordfhewed  him  all  the  land  of  Gilead 
,7(?/;iz.2.Sihon,who  ruled  from  half  Gil.to  Jabb. 
y.Og  reigned  in  Hermon,and  half  Gilead 
i3.n.andGi/.  &  the  border  of  the  Gefhurites 
2  j  .G  ads  coaft  was  Jazer,&  the  cities  of  G . 
3 1. half  tribe  had  half  Gilead  and  Afhtaroth 
17.1  .becaufe  he  was  a  man  of  war.he  had  Gile. 
y  .ten  portions  to  Mana.befiJe  the  la.of  Gil. 
6.reft  of  Manaf.  fons  had  the  land  of  Gilead 
22.9.departedjto  goetothecountrey  of  Gilead 
1 3  .Ifr.fent  into  the  land  of  Gilead  Phinehas 
1 y. they  came  to  the  land,  of  Gile.  and  fpake 
3  2.  Philftins  returned  out  of  the  land  of  Gilead 
Judg.  y. 1 7.  Gilead  abode  beyond  Jordan 

7.3.whoever  is  fearfull,let  him  dep.from  Gilead 
io.4.Jair  had  thirty  cities  in  the  land  of  Gilead 
8-vexed  the  children  of  Ifrael  in  Gilead 
17.  children  of  Ammon  encamped  in  Gilead 
18. princes  of  Gile  rt^faid,What  man  is 

fhalbe  head  over  the  inhabit.of  Gilead 
1  i.f.  Elders  of  Gilead  went  and  fetcht  Jephth. 
7.  Jephthah  faid  to  the  Elders  of  Gilead 

Vtrfe  9. 

S.Elders  of  Gilead  fzid  to  Jcpht-.  Theref.we 

be  our  head  over  the  inhabit.of  Gilead 

10.Eld.of  Ifr.faid  to  Jepht.The  L.be  witn. 

1 1 .  Jephth,  went  with  the  Elders  of  Gilead 

29.be  pafled  over  GiL  and  Mizpeh  of  Gilead 

&  from  Mizp.of  Gz7.tothcchil.of  Am. 

1 2i.4-Jepht.gath.the  men  of  Gil.&L  fought  with 

the  men  of  Gilead  fmote  Ephraim 

y.men  of  Gi/.faid  to  him, Art  thou  an  Eph. 

7.Jeph.was  buried  in  one  of  the  cities  of  Gi. 

20. 1. all  Ifr.wasgath.togeth.with  the  la.of  Gi. 

1  Sam.  1 3.7.fome  of  the  Heb.went  to  the  hof  Gil. 

2  Sto.2.9.Abner  made  Khbofh.  King  over  Gilead 
17.16.Ifr.and  Abfal.pitched  in  the  Ian. of  Gil. 
24.6.U1  numbring,  they  came  to  Gilead 

1 1^3.4. 1 3. the  towns  of  Jair,  which  are  in  Gilead 
19.Geb.fon  of  Uri  Was  in  the  count.of  Gil. 
17. T.Elijah  the  Ti(hbite,who  was  of  Gilead 
2  Kjng.  10.3  3.  Hazael  fmote  the  land  of  Gilead 
even  Gilead  and  Bafhan 
1  y.29.Tiglath-Pilefertook  Gilead,8c  Galilee 
1  Cfo.2.22.Jair  had  two  &  twenty  cities  in  Gilead 
5.9.their  cattell  was  multiplied  in  Gilead 
io.dwe.in  the  Hag-tents  in  the  eaft-l.of  G. 
i6.they  dwelt  in  Gileadznd  Ba(han,&  their 
26.3 1. mighty  men  were  found  at  Jazer  in  Gi. 
27.2 1.  ruler  of  ManafTeh  in  Gileadwas  Iddo 
Pfal.6o.j.Gil.is  mine,Manaff.is  mine   Pf.ioS.S. 
Cant.q.i.hah  as  a  flock  of  goats  from  Gilead 

Chap.6.y. 
Jer.S.  22.  is  there  no  balm  in  Gilead 
2  2.6.thou  art  Gilead  unto  me 
46. 1 1.  go  up  into  Gilead,znd  take  balm 
yo.19.his  foul  (hall  be  fatisfied  on  Gilead 
£^.47.  l8.(hal  meafure  from  Gil.to  the  eaft  fea 
Hof.6.$.  Gilead  is  a  city  of  them  that  work  iniqui. 

1 2. 1 1. is  there  iniquity  in  Gilead 
Amos  i^.they  have  threfhed  Gileadwith  inftrum. 
1 3.have  ript  up  the  women  with  chi.of  Gil. 
OW.19.and  Benjamin  (hall  poffeSe  Gilead 
Micab  7. 1 4. let  them  feed  in  Bafhan  and  Gilead 
Zecb.io.  lo.Ile  bring  them  into  the  land  of  Gilead 

Ramatb,or  Ramotb  <0tIeaD. 
De/tf.4.43.Bezer>  &  Ramothin  Gil.  cit.of  refuge 

Jofh.zo.S. 
Jof.i  1.3  8. out  of  Gad,  Ramoth  in  Gil.  to  Merari 

1  Cfco.6.80. 
1  ^3.4.13.  fon  of  Geber  in  Ramoth  Gilead 
22.3.know  ye  that  Ramoth  in  Gilead  is  ours 
4«wilt  thou  goe  with  me  to  Ramoth  Gilead 
2C%o.i8.3. 


6\(hall  I  go  againft  Ramoth  Gilead  Ve.  1  y 
2Cfo.18.y5i4. 
1 2.  go  up  to  Ramoth  Gilead  and  profper 

2  Cbro.  18. 1 1. 

20.perfw.  Ahabj  that  he  may  fall  at  Ra.  Gil. 

2  Cfo.18.19. 

29.(0  Ahab  &  Jehofh.  went  up  to  Ram.G;/. 

2Cfo.13.28. 

2  K.W-8.28.went  wth  Joram ag.Haz.in  Rom.GU. 

2  Cfo(7.2  2.y. 

9.1. take  this  boxe,and  goe  to  Ramoth  Gilead 
4-Vong  man  the  proph.&  went  to  Ram.G;/. 
1 4. Joram  had  kept  Ramoth  Gile.  he  and  all 
2  ffo-.itf.j.Ahab  perfwadjehofto  go  to  Ra.Gil. 

<B\ie&W.e.  45iifat)(tes. 
2V««z.i6.29.of  Gil.came  the  fam.of  the  GHeadkes 
Judg.  1  o .  3  .after  Tola  arofe  Jair  a  Gileadhe 

n.  1  .Now  Jephth.the  Gilea.v/Zs  a  man  of  val. 
4°-to  lament  the  daugh.of  Jeph.the  Gileadi. 
12.4-ye  Gileadiwsztt  fugitives  of  Ephraim 
y.the  Gilcadhes  took  the  paffages  of  Jordan 
7. then  died  Jephthah  the  Gileadite 
2  &Wz.r7.27.Baizillaithe  Gileadite  brought  beds 
19.3  i.Barz.the  Gz/.went over  Jord.with the K. 
1  K?.2.7.(hew  kindn.to  the  fons  of  Barz.the  Gil'. 
2 fy.iy.zy.Pekah killed Pekahiah,&  ^o.Gihadi. 
E^.2.6i.which  took  a  wife  of  Barzil.the  Gilead. 

Neb.  7.6  7. 
dffttgai. 
Deu.i  i.3o.which  dw.in  the  champ,  over  z^.Gilg. 
Jof.4.i9  the  people  encamped  in  Gilgal 

20.thoie  12.  ftones  did  Jofh.pitch  in  Gilgal 
y  9.  wherefore  the  place  is  called  Gilgal 

10.  encamped  in  Gilgal,  &  kept  the  palTover 
9.6.they  went  to  Jolhua  to  the  camp  to  Gilgal 
io.6.men  of  Gibeon  fent  to  Jofhoa  to  Gilgal 
7-fo  Jolhua  afcended  from  Gil?al,lK  and  all 
9.Jo(hua  went  up  from  Gilgal  all  the  night 
1  y.Jof.retur.cV.  all  Ifr.to  the  camp  to  Gilgal 
Verfe4*3. 
1 2. 2  3. King  of  the  nations  of  Gilgal  one 
i4.6.thechild.of  Judah  came  to  Jofh.to  Gikal 
1  y. 7.  border  of  Judah  looking  to  Gilgal 
Jitd.  2. 1  .angel  came  up  from  Gilgal  to  Bochim 
3. 19-Ehud  turned  from  the  quarries  by  Gilgal 

1  Sa«z.7.i6.Sam.  went  in  circuit  to  Bethel,  Gilgal 
10. 8.  thou  (halt  go  down  before  me  to  Gilgal 
1 1 .  14.  come  let  us  goe  to  Gilgal,md  renew' 

1  y.peo.went  to  Gilg.&i  made  Saul  K.in  Gil. 

13.4.  people  were  called  after  Saul  to  Gilgal 
7-as  for  Saul,he  yet  was  in  Gilgal 
8.  but  Samuel  came  not  to  Gilgal 
1  y.Samuel  arofc3&  gate  him  up  from  Gilgal 

iy.  1 2. to  Sam.that  Saul  was  gone  down  to  Gi. 
2 1. to  facrifice  to  the  Lord  thy  God  in  Gilg. 
3 1  .Samuel  he w  ed  Agag  in  pieces  in  Gilgal 

2  Sam.19. 1  y.Judah  came  to  Gilgal  to  meet  the  K. 
_  40.Kj'ng  went  on  to  Gilgal-^nd  Chimham 

2  Kin.z.  1. Elijah  went  with  Elifhafrom  Gilgal 
4.38.Eli(li3  came  to  Gilg.Sz  there  was  a  dearth 

Neb.11.19.  fingers  fonsgath. — fr.the  hou.of  Gil. 

Hof.4. 1  y.come  not  ye  to  Gilgal,  nor  go  up  to 
9.1  y. all  their  wickedneffe  is  in  Gilgal 
i2.iittheyfacrificebulloeksin  Gilgal 

Amos  4.4.  at  Gilgal  multiply  tranfgreflion 
y.y. enter  not  into  Gilgal,for  GUnal  (hall  go 
6.  y. what  Balaam  anfw.  from  Shittim  to  Gilgal 
<£Hoh. 

fof.i y.y i.&  Holon,&  Gi/o^eleven  cities 

2  Sam.  1  y.  1 2.fent  for  Ahitophel  from  Gilob 

<B\\mitz. 

2  Sam.\^.\z.  Ahitophel  the  Gilonite, Dav.counf. 
23.34.  Eliam  the  fon  of  Ahitophel  the  Gilonite 
(SfalJO. 
2  Cfo'.28.i8.Phil.had  taken  Gim^o,St  its  villages 

<©(«. 
lfa.2. 14.  for  a  gin  and  fnare  to  the  inhab.of  Jeru. 
Am.^.^.czn  a  bird  fall  in  a  fnare  where  no  gin  is 

JSiuatti. 
1  Kjn.  16.2 1. half  followed  Tibni  fon  of  Ginatb 
22.0mri  prevailed  aga.Tibni  fon  of  Ginatb 
(£innetrjo. 
Neb.i  2.4.prie.that  went  up  w,h  Zcrub.  Iddo3G/». 
't  dPinnctrjon.  f 

Neb.  1 0 . 6  .t  hofe  that  feal  ed  were —  Dan .  Ginnetbon  J 
1 2. 16. in  thedayesof  Joak.of  GinnetbMefhuW.  J 

dSfrtj.' 


G  I  R 


G  I  R 


G  I  T 


GIV 


G  I  V 


GI  V 


Exod.i^.^.glrdhim  with  the  curiousi^'rdle 

p.thon  fruit  gird  them  with  girdles 
Juli.  16.  Ehud  didg»tf  his  dagger  under  his  rai 
i  Sam.  25-15  gird  ye  on  every  man  his  fword 
zSami.ii .gird  you  with  fackcloth.and  mourn 
2  Kjn.^.zg.gird  up  thy  loins,take  my  ftafk 

9. 1  .gird  up  thy  loins,and  tike  this  box 
fob  2  8 .  2 .«>tf  up  now  thy  loins  like  a  man 

'  r  Chap.40.7. 

Pfal. /tf.;.  gird  thy  fword  upon  thy  thigh,0  moft 
Ir<*  8.9.^^  vourftlves,and  you  (hall  be  broken  in 
J   '    7i     '  Verfe  9. 

1  j.j .in  their  ftreets  they  (hall  gzrithemf.  with 

3  z.  1  i.make  ye  bare,g«d fackcf.on  your  loints 
Jer.i.i7.gird\ip  thy  loins,  arife.fpeak  to  them 

4.8.for'this,?«'rfyou  with  fkkcloth 

6.16.O  daught.of  my  <peo.gird  you  with  fackc. 

49-j.cry  ye  daugh.ot  Rabb.gii'dye  with  fackcl. 
£^.7.18  they  (hall  alfo  gird  themfel.witri  fackcl. 

27.5  t  gird  them  withlackcl.&  they  thai  weep 

44  i8.notgi/'a\hemf.with  any  thing  that  cauf. 
Joel  1 . 1  i  .gird  your  felves,and  lament  yee  priefts 
Liik_.iz.i7  fhalgi^himf.  &  make  them  fit  downe 

17.%. gird  thy  felf,and  fctve  me  till  I  have 
Joh.zi.iS.v/hm  thou  (halt be  old, anoth.lhalgir^ 
Acts  1 1. 8. gird  thy  ftlfiaind  on  thy  fandals 

1  Pct.1.1  i- gird  up  the  loins  of  your  mind 

<fl?fruet>. 
E.wd.  1  j.  1 1  .(hall  eat  it  with  your  loyns  girded 
Lev.S._7.he  put  on  the  coat,andgi?-<s{Vdhm  wth  the 
girded  him  with  the  curious  girdle 
ij.putcojitson  Aaronsfons,  &  girded  them 
i6.4.(hall  be  girdedwhh  a  linnen  girdle,and 
Dent. 1.4 1  .when  ye  girded  every  man  his  weapon 
iStfW.i.iS.Sam.miniftrgw-drdwithalinn.cphod 
i7.$9.D.ivid  girded  his  fwoid  upon  his  armour 
aj.ij.theygitt&don  every  man  his  fword 

David  zKo girded  on  his  fword 

2  S£.6.t4.Da.daunced,&  wasgi/rfedwithaneph. 

20. 8. Joabs  garment  was  girded  unto  him 
1 1. 16. being  gixfei  with  a  new  fword,  thought 
22. 40.  thou  girded  mee  with  ftrength 

Pfal.i8.i$. 

1  Ki.18.46  hegir^iiphisloins,&ranbef.Ahab 

20. j  2. they  gj^eaf  fackcloth,  and  put  ropes  on 

Neb  4. 1 8.  builders  had  every  one  his  fword  girded 

P/a/.jo.r  i.thou  haft  girded  me  withgladn.ffe 


1  i.f.righteoufnes  (halbe  the  girdle  of  his  loins 
and  faithfuluefle  the  girdle  of  his  reins 
22.21.  He  ftrengthen  Eliakim  with  thy  girdle 
/<?;•.  1 3.  i.Goe, and  get  thee  a  linnen  girdle 
2. 1  got  a  girdle  according  to  the  word  of 
4.take  the  gi/*d/<:,goe  to  Euphrates,  &  hide  it 
6.go  to  Euphr.&  take  theg»-d/e  from  thence 
7. 1  took  thegird/eand  the  gird,  was  marred 
io.this  people  (hall  be  as  thisgirdle 
1 1. for  as  the  girdle  deaveth  to  the  loins 
Mat.  i  .4.  John  had  a  leathern  girdle  abouc  his  loins 
Mar.  1  6. John  had  a  girdle  or  skin  about  his  loins 
Acts  2 1. 1 1. he  took  Paulsgird/e,and  bound  his 

bind  the  man  that  oweth  thisgirdle 
Rev.  1 . 1  j .  girt  about  the  paps  with  a  golden  girdle 

Exod.zS.40. make  for  Aarons  (onsgirdles 
29.9-thou  (halt  gird  them  withgndles 
Levit.ti.i  j.Mofes  girded  them  viith  girdles 
Pro  i  1. 24. (lie  delivereth  cirdlesto  the  merchant 
£•3^.23.1  5.  Cald.  girded  with  girdles  upon  th.ir 
Rev.  1  5.  6.  the  7. angels  girded  with  golden  girdles 
*0trgafl)ice.  See<S?t:gaftnte, 
<©trle-45ir!caf- 
Joel  j.j.  fold  zgirle  forwine,that  they  might dri. 
Zecfo.S.f.ftreet  tull  of  boyes  mdgirles 
&IU, 

1  Sam. z.q.they  that  ftumbled  are  girt  with  ftreng. 

2  Kin.  1. 8. he  wasgirt  with  a  girdle  of  leather 
John  2i.7.Simon£»tf  his  fiihers  coat  to  him 
Epb.6. 14. ftand, having  your  loinsgirf  with  truth 
Rev.  1. 1  j. girt  abouc  the  paps  with  a  golden  girdle 

<©ifpa. 

Neh.  1 1.2  i.Zihah,Gi/J«  were  over  the  Nethinims 

<&lttab=Hepber. 
.79f.19.13.Zeb.bord.patT.on  theeaft  to  Gittab-He. 

Sittitn. 
2  Sam.4.  j. the  Beerothites  fled  to  Gittaim 
Neb. 1 1 .33.chil.ofBenja.dweL  at  Ramah  Gittaim 

Sitiitz. 
zSam  6.io.Dav.car.thearktoOncd-El.the  Gift. 
1 1.  ark  contin.with  O^ed-Edom  the  Gittite 
1y.i9.faid  to  Ittai  the  Gittite, Whitc(ort  goeft 

2  2.1ttai  the  Gittite  pafled  over,and  all  his 
i8.2.Dav.  fenta  3d  part  under  Ittai  the  Gittite 
21.19.  Elhanan  flew  the  bro.  of  Goli.the  Git. 
1  Chron.zo.^. 
<SitttttS, 


65«6.fetteth  faft  the  mount. girded  with  power  I  Jof.i  j.j.yetremaineth—  Jae  Gitti.  &  Ekron ires 


9  i .  1 .  ftrength,  w  herewith  he  hath  girded  himf. 

109. 1 9, for  a  gtrdle,wherewith  he  \s  girded 

I  fa.  n^.-;.\gi,dedihe<:, though  thou  haft  not  know. 

L0OT.2-lo.Eld.of  Zion  hive  girded  themf.with  fac. 

E^.  16.10.I  girded  thee  about  with  finelinnen 

23.1  5.  images  of  the  Cald.  girded  with  girdles 
Dan.  1  0.5  .whole  loins  were gir. with  gold  ofUph. 
Joel  18. lament  lik  a  virgin  gilded  with  fackcloth 
Luk-  ii-J  5  let  y°ur  loins  b  •  girded  about 
John  1  j  .4. took  a  towell,  and  girded  himfelf 

f  .w  ith  the  towelUw  here w  it h  he  was  girded 
Rev.  1 5. 6. the  7.ang.had  their  breaftsg«'.whh  gold 

d&trDeft.  ^(rCeth.dEfirofng. 
1  King.  20. 1 1.  letnot  him  thitgirdetb  on  his  harn. 
fob  1 2ii8  .he  loofeth  the  bonds  of  kings, &  girdetb 
Pfal.  i8.ji.it  is  God  that  girdetb  me  with  ftreng. 
PV0.jt.i7.fhcg»-<M>her  loins  with  ftrength 
Ifa.  j.24.in  ftead  of  a  ftomacher,agi>d.with  fackc. 

2  2. 1  i.Lord  call  togirding  with  fackcloth 
.ffljMi.18.when  thou  waft  yong,thougir.thy  felf 

dJntole. 
Exod.  28.4.  thefc  garments  they  (hall  make  3  girdle 
8.curiousg«&oftheephod    Chap. 17. 28. 
&  29.5.  &  39.5,20.  Lev.S.7. 
39. thou  (halt  make  the  gird,  of  needle-work 
j9.29.made  zgirdle  of  fine  twined  linnen 
l£i>.8.7.Mofesgirded  Aaron  with  the  girdle 
16-4.Aar.in  the  holy  placegir.witha  linn.gii'd. 

1  S<«».  18. 4. Jonathan  gave  Dav.his  bow,hisgisd/e 

2  Sam.  1 8- 1 1.  given  thee  ten  (hek. of  filv.&  a  gird. 

20'.  8.  upon  Joabs  garm.  a  girdle  with  a  fword 

1  I(ia!g.2.$.heputthebloud  of  war  upon  hisgii'& 

2  i(?.i.8.an  hairy  man, 8c  girded  with  agir.ot'  lea. 
fob  i2.i8.hcgirdeth  Kings  loins  with  a  girdle 
Pfal.  169.19.for  a  girdle  wherewith  he  is  girded 
Ifa. i-  24.  for  a  girdle  a  rent. 

5.27-ncith  (hal  the  girdle  of  their  loins  be  loof. 


2  Sam.i  j.iS.all  the  Gitt.  paffed  on  before  the  K\ 

J5t1oe. 
Gen. 1 5.2-Lord  God, what  wile  thou  give  me 
7.  togive  thee  this  land,  to  inherit  it 
23.p.that  he  mxy  give  me  the  cave  ofMichpel. 
he  fhallgw  it  me  for  a  poffeff.of  a  bury. 
1 1  .the  field  give  I  thee,and  the  cave  that 

1  give  it  thee, in  the  pref.of  my  peo.  1  give 
ij.if  thou  wiltgJTC  h,l  pray  thee  heare 
24.41.  if  thsy  give  not  thee  one,  thou  fruit  bee 
28.20. if  God  will-give  me  bread  taeat 

2  2.of  all  that  thou  Ct\i\tgive  me,T  wil  furely 
29. i9-better  I  fj.her  to  thee,then  gi.her  to  ano. 

26 .  to  give  the  younger  before  the  elder 
27.fulrill  her  week,and  we  will  give  thee 

3  i.Laban  faid,What  (hall  I  give  thee 

3  4.  r  4  .to  give  our  ft  fter  to  one  that  i  s  circumci . 
16. then  will  we  give  our  daughters  to  you 
2i.letusgiw  them  our  daughters 
38.9.  left  he  (houldgiw  feed  to  his  bother 
16.W  hat  wilt  thou  give  me  that  thou  maift 
I7.wilt  thougive  me  a  pledge  till 
18  what  pledge  (hall  I  give  thee 
41.16.  God  Ihallgi'M?  Pharaoh  an  anfwerof 
42.2  5.togiff  them  provifion  for  the  way 

27.to  give  his  affe  provender  in  the  Inne 
47.24.  you  !haUgi7je  the  fifth  part  unto  Phara. 
Exod.  5  -7.ye  (hall  no  moregk'e  the  people  ftraw 
6.4.I  have  eftabl.  my  cov.tog?^  them  the  land 
8.bnngyouto  the  la.  I  fware  togive  to  Abr. 
io.25.thoumuftgiwusalfo  facritices 
r  1.25.  ye  be  come  to  the  la. wch  the  L.willgiw 
tewf.14.34.  &  23. 1  \    &  25.2. 
Numb.  1 5.  2. 
13.  J.which  he  fware  unto  thy  fathers  to  give 
V.i  i.De«.i.8,j5&  6. 10, 2  3. &  id.  11. 
&  11.9,21. &  19.8. &. 26. j. &  28.11. 
Mm   3 


16.8. when  the  Lord  (hallgjw  you  flefli 
21.23.  thou (haltgroe  life  tor  life 

30.  he  (hall give  for  the  ranfomeof  his  life 
3  2. he  (hall  give  to  their  maft.j  o.fhek.&  the 
34.  owner  of  the  pit  (hall  give  money  to  the 
2  2. 1 7. if  her  father  utterly  rehife  to  give  her  to 
29.firft-born  of  thy  fons  (halt  thou  give 
30. on  the  eighth  day  (halt  thou  eive  it  me 
25.  i6.the  teftimonies  which  I  (hallf^  thee 

Verfe  21. 
30.1  i.then  dial  theygiw  every  man  aranfome 
1 3. this  they  ChaUgive,  halfea  (hekel 
14.  every  one  (hall  give  an  offering  to  the  L. 
1  5.  when  they  give  an  offering  to  the  Lord 
Icu5.16.add  the  filth  part.and  give  it  to  the  prie. 
Chap,  2  2. 1 4. 
6.r.add  the  fifth  part,&  give  it  to  him  to  whom 
7.3  2-  right  (houlder  (hall  ye  give  to  the  priefts 
I  5. 1 4. he  (hall  take  doves  and^iw  them  to  the 
2j.38.be(idt$your  free  offr.wcl,yegi.to  the  L. 
2  5. 3  8. brought  you  out  togive  you  the  land 

5 1 .  accord,  to  the  yecrs  behind,  he  (hall  give 
Vcr.52. 
27.23.hefhal!gi^  thy  eftimation  in  that  day 
Jto.j^.thouihaltgiw  the  Levits  to  Aaron    ■ 
48. th  u  (hilt  give  the  money  to  Aaron 
5.7.  add  the  fifth  part,  and  give  it  to  him  that  is 
7. 5. thou  (halt  give  wagons  &  oxen  to  the  Lev. 
1  i.4.faid,  Who  fhallgw  usfklhtoeat 

Verfe  18. 
13.  whence  (hould  I  have  flefh  togive 
1 8. therefore  the  Lord  willgweyou  flefh 
I3.2.fearch  the  land  which  leive-to  thechil.of 
14. 8.  if  the  Lo.  delight  in  us,  he  will  give  it  us 

1  5.2i.firft  of  your  dough  ye  (hzlgive  anheave- 
i8.t8.ye(hallgit;(;  the  Lords  heavi-off  to  Aar. 

19  j  .ye  (hall  give  the  red  heifer  to  Eleazer 

20  8. it  (hall  give  forth  water  fo  thou  flulc  live 
21.  Edomretufed  togiw  Ifraelpaffage 

22. 1  3-;he  Lord  refufeth  togive  me  leave 

18.  if  Balak  would gwemehis  houfefullof 
Chap. 24.13. 

2  5. 1 2.I  give  to  Phinehas  my  covenant  of  peace 
26.54.tomany  thou  (halt  give  more  033.54- 

to  few  thou  lhaltgiwieffe  Ch.?3-54. 

27.27.  thou  (halt  furely  give  them  a  pofleffion 
9. if  no  daught.  then  ye  (lull  give  his  inherit. 
10. if  no  breth.ye  (hall  give  1 1  to  his  father 
1 1. if  his  fath.  havenobrtthren,ye  (hall  give 

32.29.  then  ye  (hallgw  them  the  land  of  Gil. 

34.13.  Lord  comanded  togwthe  nine  tribes 

3  5.2.  ye  (hill  give  alfo  to  the  Levits  fuburbs 

4.  the  fuburbs  ye  (hallgiw  (hall  reach 

6.among  theckies,ye  lhall  give  fix  for  refu. 

Verfe  13. 

8 .  cities  ye  (hall  give  (halbe  of  the  poffef.of  If. 

fr.them  that  have  many,ye  ihallgiwe'  ma. 

fro. them  that  have  few, ye  (hill  live  few 

ev.  onefliallgraeof  his  cities  to  the  Le. 

1 4. three  cities  forref.on  this  fide  ye  (hallgj. 

Verfe  14. 

36.2.  L.com.to  give  the  la.by  lot,  togive  Zeb. 

Den.  1. 20.  mount  of  the  Amor.whichG.dothgtt'e 

2  5. it  is  a  good  land  which  the  Lo.dorh  give 
2.28.  thou  (haltgw  me  water  for  money 

3  i.behold,I  have  begun  togive  Sihon  and 
4.3  8. drive  out  nations, to  gzw  thee  their  Itnd 
5.3  1. may  do  them  in  the  la.  which  Igive  them 
14. 2 1. that  which  dieth  thou  (h  At  give  it  to  the 
1 5.  io.thou  (halt  furely  give  him  thine  heart 

i4.of  that— -thou  fh lit  give  unto  him 
]  6.  lo.free-will  off.thou  (hi\-give  to  the  Lord 

i7.ev.man(halg;.asheisablc  £^46vf£". 
18. 3. they  flialgbe  unto  the  pried  th.-flnulder 

4  fitft  of  the  "fl  c  ce  of  thy  lh"ep  (halt  thou  gi. 
20.16.  cities  the  L.doth  give  thee  thou  flnlt 
22.14.3nd  gweoccafioni  of  fpcech  againft  her 

"  io.amerce  him.  100.fhck.md  give  them  ro 
2 9. the  man  — (hall  give  the  damofels  father 
24. 1  5-at  his  day  thou  (halt  give  him  his  hire 
25.3  .founy  ftripes  thou  maveft  give  him 
28. 1 2.open  the  heaven  togive  thee  rain  in  his 
6  5.L.  dull  give  thee  rhere  a  trembling  heart 
30. 20.L. fware  unto  thy  fatli.ro giiic  Ch.31.7. 
'  Jaf. i6.^6.Sc.zi.4i.fer.i  i.?.&  ^2.22. 
3  i.i4.call  Jolh.that  I  may  give  him  a  charge    j 
3  2.49.behaldJ 


GIV        GIV 


5  z-49.beh.the  land  wch  I  give  to  Ifr.for  a  poflT. 

j  2.not  go  unto  the  land  which  I  give  to  Ifr. 

/<?/".  i.a.go  unto  the  land  which  I  do  give  them 

9.  i4.Lord  comm.Mof.  to  give  you  all  the  land 

1 7 .4-  L.com.to  five  us  an  inher.am.out  breth. 

20.4„when  he  fketb,they  (hallgive  him  a  place 

£i.4.Levits  fasd,The  L.comm.togra?  us  cities 

fudg.7. z.too  many  for  me  togive  the  Midia.  into 

8.6. that  we  thouldgive  bread  to  thine  army 

Verfeif. 
14.  would  give  mee  the  ear-rings  of  his  prey 
if.  we  wilf  willingly  give  them 
14.  ij.then  ye  (hal give  me  jo.(heets,&  jo.cha. 
16.  f  .we  will  give  thee  1 1  oo.pieccs  of  filver 
Ruth  4. 1  a.which  the  L.  (hallgive  thee  of  this  wo. 
1  taw.  1 . 1  l.thou  wilt  give  thine  handmaid  a  child 
z.io.he  (hall  give  ftrength  to  his  King 
i6.thou  Halt  give  it  me  now  :  if  not 

2  8.did  I  give  to  the  houfe  of  thy  fathers  all 

3  i.in  alhhc  wealth  which  G.  doll  give  Ifr. 
6.  f .  ye  (hall  give  glory  to  the  God  of  Ifrael 

8.  i4.your  vineyards,and  give  to  his  — fervants 

Verfe  1  j. 
io.4.they  will  give  thee  two  loaves  of  bread 
17.2? .  King  will  give  him  his  daughter 

47.  he  will  give  you  into  our  hands 
2  2.7 .will  the  fon  of  Jeffegive  you  fields 
2f.n.  (hall  I  give  it  to  men  that  I  know  not 
2  Sam.zi.i  y. 0  that  one  would  gra:  me  drink  of 
i  Chro. 11.17. 
24.23.all  thefe did  Araunahgive  asa King 
1 2(^3.2. 17.tb.at  he  give  me  Abilhag  the  Shunam. 
j.j.  God  faid,Ask  what  I  malign*  thee 

2*0.1.7. 
2 1 .  when  I  arofe  to  give  my  child  fuck 
1 2.9»what  counfell give  ye,  that  we  may  anfw. 
2  Cbr.  1 0.6,9. 
ij.S.if  thou  wilt  give  me  half  thine  houfe 
1  j.4.did  the  Lo.  give  him  a  lamp  in  Jcrufalem 
2 1.  j  .Lord  forbid,that  I  (hould  give  the  inheri. 
1  j  .which  he  refufed  to  give  thee  for  money 
2  K«z.8.io.he  promifed  to  give  him  alway  a  light 

zCbro.zi.7. 
1  i.io.to  the  capt.did  the  priefts  give  fpeares 

1  y.ao.Menahem  exafted  the  money,  to  give  to 

2  j.  j  y.Jehoiak.taxcd  the  la.to  give  the  money 

1  Chro.  2 1 .  23 .1  give  thee  oxen,  I  give  it  all 

29. 1 2.it  is  in  thine  hand  togive  ftrength  to  all 

2  Chro.zf.o.  Lord  is  able  togive  thee  much  more 
30.1  i.the  hand  of  G.was  togive  them  one  hea. 

2 4-He 2. d id  give  to  the  cong.iooo.bullocks 

3 1 .4.Hez.comman.  the  people  togive  the  por. 

i  y  .to  give  to  their  brethren  by  courfe 

i$.to give  portions  to  all  the  males  am.prie. 

32.n,dothnotHelz.perfwadeyou  togive  over 

3  f  .1 2.remov.the  burnt  off.that  they  mightgive 
Efra  0.8.  togive  us  a  nail  in  his  holy  place 

may  give  us  a  little  reviving  in  our 
9-to  give  us  a  reviving  to  fet  up  the  houfe 
to  give  us  a  wall  in  Judah  and  Jerufal. 
Neb.z.S.thit  he  may  give  me  timb.to  make  beams 

9.8.  togive  the  land  of  the  Canaanites,the  Hit. 

togive  it,I  fay,  to  his  feed,and  haft 

1  j.  which  thou  hadft  fworne  togive  them 

Eft-i.zo.iW  wives  {hall give  to  their  husb.honour 

8.  j.did  the  K.give  the  houfe  of  Ham.  to  Eft. 

Job  24.aH  that  a  man  hath  wil  he  give  for  his  life 

3  2.22.I  know  not  togive  flattering  titles 

Pfal.  2. 8  .ask  of  me,and  I  (hall  give  thee  the  heath. 

29. 1 1 .  the  Lord  willgive  ftrength  to  his  peop. 

37.4.  he  (hallgive  thee  the  defires  of  thine  hea. 

49.7.can  give  to  God  a  ranfome  for  him 

5  i.i6.defireft  not  facrifice,elfe  would  I  give  it 

7  8 .  20.can  he  give  bread  alfo 
84. 1 1.  the  Lord  will  give  grace  and  glory 

8  f .  1 2.the  Lord  (hall  give  that  which  is  good 
9 1.1 1. he  (hallgive  his  angels  charge  Mat. 4.6. 
94. 1 3  .that  thoumaift  give  him  reft  from 
104. 1 1 .  they  give  drink  to  every  beaft  of  the  fi. 

27.that  thou  maift  give  them  their  meat 
i°9.4.but  I  give  my  felfe  unto  prayer 
1  n.6.that  he  may  give  them  the  heritage  of  the 
Pro.  1.4.  togive  fubtilty  to  the  fitnple 
4,2.  for  I  give  you  good  doctrine 

9.(he  (hall  give  to  thine  head  an  ornament 

5.9.  left  thou  give  thine  honour  unto  others 


GIV         GIV 

6.3 1  .if  he  be  found,  hee  (hallgive  all the  fubft. 
29.1 5.  rod  and  reproof  give  wifdome 

i7.correft  thy  fon,and  he  (hallgive  thee  reft 
yea,  he  (hall  give  delight  to  thy  fou  1 
Eccl.z.3 .1  fou.  in  my  heart  to  give  my  felf  to  wine 
26. that  he  may  give  to  him  that  is  good 
? .  1 .  then  togive  the  facrifice  of  fools 
Cant.  2.13  .the  vines  give  a  good  f  tn  ell 
7.13  .the  mandrakesgive  a  fmell 
8. 7. if  a  man  would  give  all  his  fubft.  for  love 
//2i.7.i4.the  Lord  himfelf  (hall  give  you  a  figne 
22.fortheabund.ofmilk  that  they  (hallgive 
1 4.3  .the  L.fhall  give  thee  reft  from  thy  forrow 
30.20. though  the  L.give  you  the  bread  of  adv. 

23  .then  (hall  he  give  the  rain  of  thy  feed 
43 .20.I  give  the  waters  to  the  wilderneffe 

to  give  drink  to  my  peoplesmy  chokn 
jf.ro.  that  it  may  give  feed  to  the  fower 
6 1 .3  •  to  give  to  them  beauty  for  afhes 
/er.3.19.  how  (hall  I  give  thee  a  pleafant  land 
4.16.  watchers  doe  give  out  their  voice  ag.Jud. 
6.10.  to  whom  (hall  I  give  warning 
14.22.  can  the  heavens  give  (how ers 
i6.7.(hal  men  give  them  the  cup  of  confolation 
17.  lo.to give  every  man  according  to  his  way 

Chap.  3  2. 19. 
2  y.30.he  (ball  give  a  (hout,as  they  that  tread 

3 1 .  he  will  give  them  that  are  wicked  to  the 
29. 1 1  .togive  you  an  expefted  end 
37. 2i.that  they  mould  daily  give  him  apiece 
38.if.iflgive  thee  counfell,  wilt  thou  not 
f  0.34  plead  their  caufe,that  he  may  give  reft 
Lm.$.  3 .  fea-monfters  give  fuck  to  their  young 
E^e^.  1.8. open  thy  mouth,eat  that  I  give  thee 
3.3.fill  thy  bowels  with  this  roll  that  I  give 
X  i.z.thefe  the  men  that  give  wicked  counfell 
16.3  3  .they  give  gifts  to  all  whores 
36.bloud  of  thy  chil.w''1  thoudidftgi.  them 
4 1  .thou  (halt  give  no  hire  any  more 
17.1  j  .that  they  might  give  him  horfes,&  much 
20.28.lift.ed  up  my  hand  to  give  it  to  them 

Ver.42.  Chap.47.14. 
2 1 . 1 1 .  it  is  fourbifhed  to  give  it  to  the  flayer 

2  y •  10.  and  will  give  them  in  poffefllon 

3  3 . 1  y .  if  the  wick,  give  again  that  he  had  rob. 

4  3 . 1 9.  thou  (halt  give  to  the  prieft  a  bullock 
44.28.ye  (hallgive  them  no  poffefllon  in  Ifrael 

3  o.flial  give  to  the  priefts  the  firft  of  your  da. 
4  j.  8.  reft  of  the  land  (hall  they  give  to  Ifrael 
1 3.  (hall  give  the  fixth  part  of  an  Ephah 
16.  all  the  peo.of  the  land  (hallgive  an  obla. 
i7.(ball  be  the  princes  part  togive  burnt  off. 

46.16.  if  the  prin.give  a  gift  to  any  of  his  fons 
1 7. if  he  give  a  gift  of  his  inherit.to  his  ferv. 
1 8. he  (hal give  his  fons  inher.out  of  his  own 

47.23 .where  the  ftrang.fojourneth,ye  (hal give 
£><M.2.i6.Dan.defired  that  he  would gi. him  time 
6.  2.  princes  might  give  accounts  to  the  prefid. 
8. 13.10  give  the  fan  ft.  and  hofte  to  be  trodden 
9.22.I  am  come  forth  to  give  thee  skill 

1 1. 1 7.  he  (hallgive  him  the  daught.of  women 
Hof.z.  f  .He  go  after  my  lov.thatgive  me  my  bread 

1 1. 8. how  (halllgive  the  up,Ephraim 

Micah  1 .  i4.therefore  (halt  thou  give pref.to  Mor. 

6. 7. (hall  I  give  my  firft-born  for  my  tranfgref. 

Zech.2.i  2.  the  vine  (hallgive  her  fruir,  the  ground 

(halgi.her  incr.the  heav.flial  gi.their  dew 

r  o.  i.fo  the  Lo.fliall  give  them  (howers  of  rain 

Mal.z.z.ii  he  will  not  lay  it  to  heart,togive  glory 

Mat.7.^.i£  his  fon  askbread,wil  he  give  hima  fto. 

Luk>  11.11. 
1  o  .w  il  he  give  him  a  ferpent        Lu.  11.11. 
1 1.  know  how  to  give  gifts  to  your  children 
Z.4.11.13. 
give  good  things  to  them  that  ask  him 
10.42.  (hall  give  to  drink  a  cup  of  cold  water 
1 2 .3  6.they  (hall  give  account  in  the  day  of 
14.7.  promifed  togive  whatfoev.lhe  would  ask 
16.26.1hal  a  man  give  in  exchange  for  his  foul 
1 9 .7 .  Mof.comman.to  give  a  writing  of  divor. 
20 . 2 3  .fit  on  my  rig.ha>&  left , is  not  mine  to g. 
Mar.  10.40. 
28.  togive  his  life  a  ranfome  for  many 

Mar\  i°»4J. 
22.17.is  it  lawfull  to  give  tribute  to  Cefar 

AfVzr.12.14.  tu\.zo.zz. 


GIV        GIV 

24.19.  &  to  them  that  give  fuck  in  thofe  dayes 
Ata.i3.r7.I/4.al.2, 
4f.  to  give  them  meat  in  due  feafon 

Luk.e  it .4 2. 
26. 1  f  .what  will  ye  give  me,and  He  deliver 
S  3.prefentlygive  me  more  then  twelve  le°i. 
Mar.6.z^,\  wiH  that  thou  give  me  by  and  by 
8-37.what  (hall  a  man  give  in  exchange  for 
9-4  >  -whofoever  (hall  give  ycu  a  cup  of 
12.9.  and  willgrae  the  vineyard  to  others 
Lnk.1.3  2.Lord  G.  (hall  give  unto  him  the  throne 

7  7  .to  give  knowledge  of  falvation  to  his 
4.6.  to  whomfoever  I  will,  I  give  it 

10.  he  (hall  give  his  angels  charge  over  thee 
6.3  8.lhall  men  give  into  your  bofome 
8.  f  f  .and  hecommanded  to  give  her  meat 
10.7.  eating  &  drinking  fuch  things  as  they  gi. 

19.I give  you  power  to  tread  on  lerpents  " 
1 1  7.I  cannot  rife  and  give  thee 

8  .though  he  w  ill  not  rife  and  give  him 
he  will  give  him  as  many  as  he  needeth 

1  ^.give  the  holy  Spirit  to  them  that  ask  him 

3  6. Ihining  of  a  candle  doth  give  thee  light 

i2.32.yourtath.  pleafure  togive  you  thekinc 

%  1 .  fuppofe  yc  I  am  come  to  give  peace 
j  6. 1 2.who  (hall  give  you  that  wch  is  your  own 
17.18.that  return,  togive  glory  toG.faveonly 
1 8. 1 2.1  give  tithes  of  all  th.it  ever  I  pofftffe 
ip.8.hall  of  my  goods  I  give  to  the  poor 
20. 10.  to  give  him  of  the  fruit  of  the  vineyard 

16.  and  (hall  give  the  vineyard  to  others 
22.  f . were  glad,  &  covenanted  togive  him  mo. 
23.2.and  forbidding  togive  tribute  to  Cefar 
/^.i.22.thatwe  may  give  an  anfwer  to  them 
4. 1 4.I  (hallgive  him,  (hall  never  thirft 

but  the  water  that  I  (hallgive  him 
6.27.which  the  Son  of  man  dial  give  unto  you 

5  2.  how  can  this  man  give  us  his  fldh 
7.  I9.did  not  Mofesgivc  you  the  law 
10.28.and  I  give  unto  them  eternall  life 
1 1.22.  God  will  give  it  thee 
13.26.to  whom  I  (hallgive  a  fop 

29.  or  that  he  (hould give  fomething  to  the 
3  4.  a  new  commandement  I  give  unto  you 
14. 1 6.and  he  (hall  give  you  another  Comforter 
27.  my  peace  I  give  unto  you 

not  as  the  world  giveth  give  I  unto  you 
1  f .  r  6.  whatfoever  ye  (hall  ask,  he  may  give  a 
i6.23.whatfoeverye  (hall  ask,he  willgive  it 
1 7.2.that  he  (hould  give  eternal  life  to  as  many 
Atls  3.  6.  fuchasl  have  give  I  thee 
5 . 3 1 .  for  to  give  repentance  to  Ifrael 
6.4.but  we  will  give  our  felves  to  prayer 
7.  f .  yet  he  promifed  he  would  give  it  to 

3  8. received  the  lively  oracles  togive  unto  us 
10.43.  to  him  give  all  the  prophets  witneffe 
1 9.40.whereby  we  may  give  an  account  of  this 
20.3  2, to  give  you  an  inheritance  among 
3  5.  it  is  more  bleffed  to  give  then  to  receive 
Rom.S.  3  2.  with  him  freely  give  us  all  things 
14. 1 2.(hall give  account  of  himfelfto  God 

1  Cor. 7.  f  .that  ye  may  give  your  felves  to  fading 
2  J. yet  I  give  my  judgment,as  one  that 

1 2.3  .Igive  you  to  underftand,that  no  man 
13.3.  though  I  give  my  body  to  be  burned 
I4.7.  except  they  give  a  diftinftio  in  the  found 
8.  if  the  trumpet  give  an  uncertain  found 

2  C^.4.6.(hined  in  our  heatts,togive  the  light  of 
5. 1 2.  but j>ive  you  an  occafion  to  glory 
8.10.  and  herein  I  give  my  advice 

Epbef  1 . 1 7.  may  give  to  you  the  fpirit  of  wifdome 
4. 2 8. he  may  have  to  give  to  him  that  needeth 

1  Tim.  f .  1 4. give  none  occafion  to  the  adverfary 

2  Tirn.i.i6.L.  give  mercy  to  the  houfe  of  Onefip. 
4.8.  which  the  righteous  Judge  (hallgive  me 

He£.2.r.we  ought  togive  the  more  earned  heed 
13.17.  as  they  that  muft give  account 

1  Pet .  3 . 1  f .  ready  alwayes  to  give  an  anfwer 
4«f  .who  (hall  give  account  to  him  that  is  ready 

ijob.i  .i6.he  (halgi.him  life  for  them  that  fin  not 

flev.4.9,  when  thofe  beafts  give glory,honour 
1  i.i,8.that  thou  (houldftgiw  reward  to  thy  fer. 
13.  if.  he  had  power  togive  life 
i6.9.they  repented  not  to  give  him  glory 

ip.to give  unto  her  the  cup  of  the  wine  of 
1 7. 1*3  .ftiall  give  their  power  and  ftrength  to 
1 7. and 


G  I  V        G  I  V 

i7.and  give  their  kingdorae  to  the  beaft 
2Z.iz.to  give  to  every  man  according  as  his 

Gen.  14-1 1  -give  me  the  perfons,and  take  the  goods 
zj.4.gwe  me  a  poSfeffion  of  a  burying  place 
24.4j.gwe  me,I  pray  thee,a  little  water 
27.28.G0d  give  theeof  the  dew  of  heaven 
28.4.and  give  thee  the  bleffing  of  Abraham 
zp.zijacob  faid  toLaban,  Give  me  my  wife 
30.  i.give  me  children,or  els  I  die 

14.CW  me,I  pray  thee,of  thy  fons  mandrak. 
26.give  me  my  wives  and  my  children 
34.8.give  her  him  to  wife 
9.  g«*  your  daughters  unto  us 
I2.butgive  me  the  damofell  to  wife 
4j.14.G0d  almighty  give  you  mercy  before 
47. 1  MP1*  us  bread,  for  why  Should  we  die 
16.  gzve  your  cattell,  and  I  will  give  you  for 
ly.gwe  us  feed,  that  we  may  live 
Exod.  17.2.  give  us  water  that  we  may  drink 
2\r»#zfr.6.26.and  giw  thee  peace 

1 1. 1 3 .  give  us  fleSh,  that  we  may  eat 
27.4.  give  unto  us  therefore  a  poSSeSSion 
i9.and  eive  him  a  charge  in  their  fight 
3  i.zo.takeit  of  their  half,and  give  it  to  Eleai. 
30. give  them  to  the  Levites  which  keep 
DMtf.24a.and  give  it  in  her  hand,and  fend 
Jojh.z.iz.znd  give  me  a  true  token 

7. 19.  give  I  pray  thee  glory  to  the  God  of  heav. 
14.12.now  therefore  give  me  this  mountain 
1  5.  19.  giw  me  a  bleffing,  give  me  fprings 

fudg.i.i^. 
iS.^.give  out  from  among  you  three  men 
fudg.$.  1 9.  give  me,  I  pray  thee,  a  little  water 

8.5.  give  I  pray  you  loaves  of  bread  to 
10.7. give  here  your  advice  andcounfell 

1  S<j».i.i5.giveneShtoroft  fortheprieft 

zo.theLord  give  thee  feed  of  this  woman 

8.6.  give  us  a  king  to  judge  us 
1 1.3. give us  feven  dayes  refpit 
14.41.  give  a  perfect  lot 
17.10. give  me  a  man,that  we  may  fight 
21.3.  give  me  five  loaves  of  bread  in  my  hand 

9.none  like  that,  give  it  me 
25.8.  give  I  pray  thee  what  ever  cometh  to 
27.5J.et  them  give  me  a  place  in  Some 

2  Sam.  1 3  .?.let  my  fitter  come  and  give  me  meat 

i6.zo.give  counfell  among  you,  that  we 

1  Kjng.1.1 2.1et  me  ?we  thee  counf.to  fave  thy  life 

3.9.  give  therfore  thy  fervant  an  understanding 
25.  give  half  to  the  one,  and  half  to  the  other 

26.0  my  lord,  give  her  the  living  child 

Verfe  27. 
8.36.and  give  rain  to  thy  land 

39.  give  every  man  according  to  his  wayes 
50.  give  them  compaffion  before  them  that 
17.19. give  me  thy  fon,and  he  took  him  out 
18. 2 3. let  them  give  us  two  bullocks 
z  1  .z.  give  me  thy  vineyard,  that  I  may  have  it 

2  K.w.4.42.  give  unto  the  people  that  they  may  eat 

Verfe  43. 
f.zi.give  them  I  pray  thee  a  talent  of  Silver 
6.z%. give  thy  fon,that  we  may  eat  him  to  day 

29.1  faid,Give  thy  fon, that  we  may  eat  him 
10. 1  $.if  it  be,give  me  thine  hand 
14.9.  give  thy  daughter  to  my  fon  to  wife 

2Cfo0.25.18. 
18.23.  give  pledges  to  my  lord  the  king  of  Af. 

J/d.36.8. 
22.  J.let  them  give  it  to  the  doers  of  the  work 

1  Cfotf.16.28.give  to  the  Lord  ye  kindreds  of  the 

Pfal.g6.7. 
give  to  the  Lord  glory  and  ftrength 
Ver.29.  Pfal.zg.itz.  &  96.7,8. 
22.1  z.Lord  give  thee  -«vifdome,and  give  thee 
29. 1  g.give  to  Solomon  my  fon  a  perfect  heart 

2  Cbro.1.10.  give  me  now  wifdomeand  knowledg 
E-x^a  4.2 1  -give  ye  now  command  tocaufe  thefe 

9. 1  z.now  give  not  your  daughters  to  their 
Nefo.4.4.and  give  them  for  a  prey  in  the  land  of 
Eftb.i.ig.kt  the  king  give  her  royall  eftate  to 
Job  6.zz.  give  a  reward  for  me  of  your  fubftance 

3  2.2 1. let  me  give  flattering  titles  to  man 
P/d^.28.4.  give  them  according  to  their  deeds 

give  them  after  the  work  of  their  hands 

29.  i.give  to  the  Lord,  O  ye  mighty 


G  IV 


G  I  V 


60. 1  i.give  us  help  from  trouble,  for  vain  is 

Pfal.10S.1z. 
71.1. give  the  king  thy  judgments  OGod 
86. 16.  give  thy  ftrength  unto  thy  fervant 
1 1 5.1  .but  to  thy  name  give  glory 
1 19.34. give  me  underftanding,and  I  fhall 
71-givc  me  understanding,  that  I  may  learn 
125.I  am  thy  fervant, give  me  understanding 
i^.give  me  understanding,  and  I  Shall  live 
169.  give  me  understanding  according  to 
Prov.6.t\,  give  not  Sleep  to  thine  eyes 
9.9.  give  instruction  to  a  wiSe  man 
23.26.my  Son,  give  me  thine  heart 
25. 21. if  thine  enemybe  hungr.  give  him  bread 
and  if  he  be  thirSty,  give  him  water 
Rom  12.20. 
30.fS.give  me  neither  poverty  nor  riches 

i5.two  daughters  crying,  Give,give 
31.3.  give  not  thy  Strength  unto  women 
6.  give  Strong  drink  to  him  that  is  ready  to 
3  i.give  her  ofthe  fruit  of  her  hands 
Eccl.n.z.  give  a  portion  to  feven,  &  alfo  to  eight 
Ifa.qz.  1 2.1et  them  give  glory  to  the  Lord 
49.20.gra?  place  to  me, that  I  may  dwell 
62.7.and  give  him  no  reSt,till  he  eftablifh 
fer.13.16.  give  glory  to  the  Lord  your  God 
18.19.  give  heed  to  me  O  Lord 
29.6.  gra?  your  daughters  to  husbands 
3  5. 2. give  them  wine  to  drink 
48.9. give  wings  unto  Moab.that  it  may  flee 
Lam.z.iS.  give  thy  felf  no  reft,  let  not  the  apple 

3 .6 5.  give  them  Sorrow  of  heart 
£^.3. 17.  givethem  warning  from  me 
Dan.i.iz.let  them  give  pulfe  to  eat 
j. 17.  give]thy  rewards  to  another 
H0f4.1S.her  rulers  with  fhame  do  love,  Give  ye 
9.  lq.give  them  O  Lord,What  wilt  thou  give 

give  them  a  mifcarrying  wombe 
13.10.  give  me  a  king  and  princes 
Zech.  1 1 . 1 2.  give  me  my  price,  and  if  not   <• 
Mat'i-i  1. let  him  give  her  a  writing  of  divorce 
42.give  to  him  that  asketh  Lu\.6. 3  o. 

6.11.  give  us  this  day  our  daily  bread 
7. 6.  give  not  that  which  is  holy  to  dogs 
9.24.  give  place,  for  the  maid  is  not  dead 
io.8.freely  ye  have  received, freely  give 
14.8.  give  me  here  John  Baptilts  head 
i6.need  not  depart :  give  ye  them  to  eat 

Marl(6.i7.  Luke 9.13. 
17. 27.and  give  unto  them  for  me  and  thee 
19.21.and  give  to  the  poor,and  thou  Shalt 

Mark  to. 2i. 
20.8.call  the  labourers,  give  them  their  hire 

25.8.  give  us  of  your  oyl,  for  our  lamps  are 
28. give  it  unto  him  which  hath  ten  talents 

Luke  19.24. 
Mark  6«37.buy  20o.peniworth  of  bread,and  give 
Luke  6.38.ezw,andit  flialbe given  to  you 
11.3.  give  us  day  by  day  our  daily  bread 

41.  give  alms  of  fuch  things  as  you  have 
12.33.fell  that  ye  have,and  give  almes 
58.  give  diligence,that  thou  maift  be  deliv. 

14.9.  give  this  man  place 
15.12. give  me  the  portion  of  goods 
16.2.  give  an  account  of  thy  Stewardship 

Job.q.j.'Jetus  faith  to  her,  Give  me  drink 

io.who  it  is  that  faith>  Give  me  to  drink 
1 5. give  me  this  water,that  I  thirft  not 
tf.34.L0rd  evermore  give  us  this  bread 
9.24.  give  God  the  praife,we  know  that  this 
Acls8,ig. give  me  alSo  this  power 

1 3.  i6.ye  that  fear  God,  give  audience 
Rom.  1 2. 19-but  rather  give  place  unto  wrath 

1  Cor:  10.3  2. give  none  offence,  neither  to  Jewes 

2  Coi:$/y£o  let  him  give,  not  grudgingly 
£/>fc.4.27.neither  give  place  to  the  devill 
C0/.4. 1 .  give  to  your  Servants  that  w  hich  is  juft 
2  Thef.i.i6.Lovd  of  peace  give  you  peace 

1  Tim.  i.4.neither  give  heed  to  fables 
4. 1 3. till  I  come,  give  attendance  to  read 

1 5.  give  thy  felf  wholly  to  them 
5.7.thefe  things  give  in  charge 

2  T»».2.7.the  Lord  give  thee  understanding  in 
2  Pet.1.10.  give  diligence  to  make  your  calling 
Rev.  io.g. give  me  the  little  book 

i4.7.feareGod,and  give  glory  to  him 


G  I  V        G  I  -V 

18.7.  So  much  torment  and  Sorrow  give  her 

i9.7.1et  us  be  glad,and  give  honour  to  him 

®i\>t  charge,  See  Ctjarge. 

SfOtcare,  See  (Gate. 

mXitiigbt,  See&tgrjt, 

I  will  <£>i<oe, 

Gc».i3.i7.walkthorow  the  breadth,  I  will  given 

17.8.I  will  give  to  thee  and  thy  Seed  the  land 

16.I  will  give  thee  a  lbn  alio  of  her 
23.13.I  will  give  thee  money  for  the  field 
24.14.and  I  will  give  thy  camels  drink  alfo 

Verfe  46. 
26. 3. to  thy  feed  I  will  give  all  thefe  countreys 

Verfe  4. 
28.22.I  will  Surely  give  the  tenth  to  thee 
30.28.appoint  me  thy  wages,  and  I  will  give  it 
34.n.whatyeShallSay  tome,  I  will  give 

Verfe  1 2. 
45.18.I  will  give  you  the  good  of  the  laud 
47. 1 6.1  will  give  you  for  your  cattell 
48.4.I  will  give  this  land  to  thy  feed  after  thee 
De/tf.34.4. 
Exod.z.g.nwCe  it,and  I  will  give  thee  thy  wages 
3. 21. and  I  willgivethis  people  favour 
6.8 .and  I  will  give  it  you  for  an  heritage 
iS.iy.hearken  andl  will  give  thee  counfell 
24.12.and  I  will  give  thee  tables  of  Stone 
25.22.of  all  things  which  I  will  give  thee 
33.14.go  with  thee,and  I  will  give  thee  reft 
Iev.20.24.1  will  give  it  to  you  to  poffeSTe  it 
26.4.then  I  will  give  you  rain  in  due  Seafon 

Dent.  1 1. 14 
6.and  I  will  give  peace  in  the  land 
Numb.io. zg.the  Lord Said,I  will  give  it  thee 
1 1 . 2 1 .1  will  give  them  flefh,  that  they  may  eat  i 
2i.i6.gather  thepeople,and  I  will  give  them 
/fl/fe.8.i8.toward  Ai,  fori  will  give  itinto  thy 
Judg.14.1zl  wilgiveyou  3o.fheets,&  jo.changes 
17.10.IwiH  give  thee  ten  Shekels  of  Silver     .,' 

1  Sam.1.1  i.then  I  will  give  him  to  tfie  Lord 

1 7.44.I  will  give  thy  flefh  to  the  foules 

46.I  will  give  the  carkaSfes  of  thehoftof 
1 8. 2 1 .1  will  give  her,  that  She  may  be  a  fnare 

2  Sam.  1 2.1  i.I  will  take  thy  wives,  and  give  them 

i4.8.and  I  will  give  charge  concerning  thee 
2i.6.and  the  king  Said,  I  will  give  them 
22.50.thereforeIwill  give  thanks  to  thee 
1  King.11.1  i.and  will  give  it  to  thy  fervant 
1 3.I  will  not  rend  away  all,  but  give  one 
3  i.and  I  will  give  ten  tribes  to  thee 
3  j.out  of  his  fons  h3nd,&  I  will  give  it  thee 
38.and  I  will  give  Ifracl  unto  thee 
1 3. 7. come  home,and  I  will  give  thee  a  reward 
zi.  2.I  will  give  thee  for  it  a  better  vineyard 

I  wil  give  thee  the  worth  of  it  in  money 
6.if  it  pleafe  thee,I  will  give  thee  another 
7.I  will  give  thee  the  vineyard  of  Naboth 
I  Cfoo.z2.9J  wil  give  him  reft  from  all  his  ehem. 
I  will  give  peace  &  quietneffe  tolfi, 
z  Cbro.1.1 2.1  wil  give  thee  riches,  wealth,honour 
2. 10. 1  wil  give  to  thy  Servants  that  hew  timber 
Pfal.^o.  1 2.I  will  give  th.inks  to  thee  for  ever 

57.7.I  will  Sing  and  givepraiSe      Pfal.ioS.i. 
POT.3-28.and  to  morrow  I  will  give 
Ifa.  3. 4.I  will  give  them  child,  to  be  their  princes 
36.8.I  will  give  thee  two  thouSand  horSes 
4 1. 27. 1  will  give  to  JeruSalem  one  that  bring. 
42.6.I  will  give  thee  for  a  covenant  to  the 

Chap.49.8. 
45.3.andl  will  give  thee  the  treafures  of  dark. 
49.6.I  w  ill  give  Thee  Sor  a  light  to  the  gentiles 
56.5.I  will  give  them  an  everlafting  name 
62.8.I  will  no  more  give  thy  corn  to  be  meat 
/er.3.15.1  will giw you paftors  according  to  my 
9. 1 5.I  will  give  them  water  of  gall  to  drink 
14.1 3 .1  will  give  you  aSSured  peace  in  this 
17. 3.I  will  give  thy  Subftance  to  the  Spoil 
20.4.I  will  "give  all  Judah  to  the  king  of  Bab, 
22.25.I  will  give  thee  into  the  hand  of  them 
24.7.I  will  give  them  an  heart  to  know  me 
3  2.3.I  willgi^  this  city  into  the  hand  of  the 
Chap.28.34. 
39.I  will  give  them  one  heart,  one  way 
34.18.I  will  give  the  men  that  have  tranSgreST. 

20.I  will  even  give  them  into  the  hand  of 
44.30.I  will  give  Phar.  Hophra  into  the  hand 
£3^.7.2  i.I 


G  I  V 


GI  V 


£■^.7.21.1  will  give  it  into  the  hands  of  ftrang. 
11.17.and  I  wtll  gm?  you  the  land  of  Ifrael 

19.I  will  give  them  one  heait,I  willed  an 
16. 38.I  will  givethee  blood  in  fury 
39.I  will  give  thee  into  their  hands 
61.I  will  give  them  to  thee  for  daughters 
n.i7.whole  right  it  is,  and  I  will  give  it  him 
23.46.1  will  give  them  to  be  removed 
29  19.I  will  give  the  land  of  Egypt  to  Nebuch. 
2  i.I  wil  give  thee  the  opening  of  the  mouth 
36.26.I  will  zive  you  an  heart  of  flefh 
39.4  I  will  give  thee  to  the  ravenous  birds 
1  i.I  will  give  to  Gog  a  place  there  of  graves 
Hoft.i  j.and  I  will  give  her  her  vineyards  from 
Zccb. 1.7.I  will  give thze  places  to  walk  among 
Mattb.i  i.28.and  I  will  give  you  reft 

16.19.I  wiWgive  to  thee  the  keys  of  the  kingd. 
20.4.whatfoever  is  right  I  will  gift  thee 
14.I  will  give  unto  this  laft  as  unto  thee 

Verfe  23. 
Mar\  6.22.ask  what  thou  wilt,  and  I  will  give  it 
Liife  21.1  j.for  I  will  give  you  a  mouth  &  wifd. 
Job.6.  5  i.and  the  bread  that  I  will  give  is  my 

flcfh  which  I  will  give  for  the  life 
Alls  13.34, 1  will  give  you  the  fure  mercies  of 
Rev.z.  io.and  I  wil  give  thee  a  crown  of  life 
I7.and  I  will  give  him  a  white  ftone 
23.I  will  give  to  every  one  according  to 
28.I  will  give  him  the morning-ftarre 
1 1. 3. 1  wiWgive  power  to  my  two  witneiTes 
2 1. 6.1  will  give  to  him  that  is  athirft  of  the 
Willi  <0tt>e. 
Ccn>  1 2-7.to  thy  feed  will  I  give  this  land 

Ch.13.15.6c  24.7,8:  28.13. &  5f-12- 
Exod.33.1. 
Exod. 31.  1 3.  all  this  will  I  give  to  your  feed 
Dent.  1. 36.to  him  will  I  give  the  land 

3ji.they  (hall  go  in,to  them  willl  give  it 
j7fl/&.lf.i6.tohim  will  give  Achfah    Judg.i.iz. 
1  5Vz;#.9.8.thatwill  I  give  to  the  man  of  God 
18.17.my  daughter  Merab  her  will  I  give 
1  K}ng  5.6.10  thee  will  I  give  hire  for  thy  fervants 

1 1.36.10  his  fon  will  I  give  one  tribe 
1  C%ff.i6.x8.to  thee  willl  give  the  land  of  Can. 
P/a/.ioe.n. 
P/i/.i8.49.therefore  will  I  give  thanks  to  thee 
Cant.7. iz.xherz  wiillgzwethee  my  love 
Ifa.  io.6.againft  people  of  my  wrath  will  I  give 
i9.4.t!ie  Egyptians  will  I  give  over  into  the 
43.4.therefore  will  I  give  men  for  thee 
56.5.  to  them  will  I  give  in  my  houfe 
Jer.4.1 2. now  alfo  will  lgive  fentence  againft 
8. 1  ©.therefore  willl  give  their  wives  to 
1.5.1  j.thcir  treafures  will  I  give  to  the  fpoile 
19. 7. their  carkaffes  will  I  give  to  be  meat 
20.5  .treafures  of  the  kingd.of  Judah  will  give 
24:8/0  W  ill  I  give  Zedekiah  king  of  Judah 
3o.i6.thatprey  upon  thee  will  1  give  fora 
34.21.will  I  girt  into  the  hand  of  their  enem. 
38.16.will  I  give  thee  into  the  hand  of  thefe 
4.5 . 5  .but  thy  1 1  fe  w  i  1 1 1  give  for  a  prey 
E\ci(.  1 5  6,fo  will  I  give  the  inhab.  of  Jerufalem 
23.3  i.therefore  will  I  give,  her  cup  in-o 
33.27.thatii  intheopen  field  will  J  give 
56.26. a  new  heart  alfo  will  I  give  you 
Hag.z.o.in  this  place  will  I  give  peace 
Mat-q.q.aW  thefethings  will  T  give  thee 
Lu\e_  4.6.all  this  power  will  I  give  thee 
Rey.z.i.to  him  that  overcometh  will  I  give 

Chip.17.26. 
2Vor  dEJifoe,  or,  (Bite  not. 
Gen.30.31.thou  (halt  not  give  me  any  thing 
Exod,  5.10.I  will  not  give  you  ftraw 
30.1  j.therich  (hall  not  give  more 

the  poor  (hall  not  give  leffe 
Ifw.2y.37.not  give  him  thy  money  upon  ufury 
Deut.z.  5.I  will  not  give  you  of  their  land 

Verfe9;&i9. 
7.3. thy  daughter  thou  (halt  not  give 
28.5  5. not  give  to  any  of  the flefh  of  his 
judg.i  1 .  i.r.ot  any  of  us  give  his  daughter  to 
7-have  fworn  we  will  not  give  them 
i8,we  may  not  give  them  wives  of  our 
22.ye.did  not  give  to  them  at  this  time 
1  SVwz.30.22.wc  will  not  give  them  ought  of  the 
1  King.z1.4l  will  not  give  thee  the  inheritance 


GIV         GIV 

6.1  will  not  give  thee  my  vineyard 
E-zra  9. 1 2.  give  not  your  daughters  to  their  fons 

Neb.-ii^. 
2vVJ7.io.30.(hould  not  give  our  daughter  to  the 
Pfal.13z.4l  will  not  give  fletp  to  mineeys 
Prov.6  4.  give  not  fleep  to  thine  eys 

3 1. 3. gin*  not  thy  ftrength  to  women 
//^.i3.to.conftellationsihall  not  give  their  light 
42.8.my  glory  will  I  not  give  to  another 

Chap.48.11. 
_7b.i8.i8.Iet  us  not  give  heed  to  any  of 

26.24.(hould  not  give  him  into  the  hand 
E^k-3  2.7-the  moon  (hall  not  give  her  light 

Mar\  13.24.Maf.24.29. 
Dan.  1 1.2 1  .{hall  not  give  the  honour  of  the  kingd. 
Joel  2.17.  give  not  thine  heritage  to  reproach 
Mat.f.6.  give  not  that  which  is  holy  to  dogs 
Mar\  1 2.1  y.fhall  we  give,ox  (hall  we  not  give 
Jam.z.i6.ye  give  them  not  thofe  things  which 

ttfjttie  tbanks. 
zSam.zz.^ol  mWgive  thanks  to  thee  P/I18.49. 

1  Cbro.16.8.  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord 

34.0  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord 
3?.that  we  may  piwe  thanks  to  thy  holy  na. 
41  .were  exprefled  by  name  to  give  thanks 

2 5. 3. to  give  thanks  and  to  praife  the  Lord 

2  Chro.3  i-2.Hezek.  appointed  Lev. to  give  thanks 
Neh.  1 2.24-over  againft  their  brethren  to  give 
PfaL6.<;.'m  the  grave  who  (hzWgive  thee  thanks 

30.4. give  thanks  at  the  rememb.of  hisholin. 
P/^.97.12. 

1 2.1  will  give  thanks  to  thee  for  ever 
3  5. 1 8.1  will  give  thee  thanks  in  the  great  con. 
7  5. 1. to  thee  O  God  do  we  give  thanks 
79. 1 3. we  thy  people  will  give  thee  thanks 
92. 1. a  good  rhing  to  give  thanks  to  the  Lord 
ioj.i.O  give  thanks  unto  the  L.   Pfal.106.1. 

&  107. 1.  &  118.1,29.  &  136.1. 
106.47.to  give  tbanks  to  thy  holy  name 
1 19.62. at  midnight  I  will  rife  to  give  thanks 
i22.4:the  tribes  go  up  to  give  tbanks 
136.2.O  give  thanks  unto  the  God  of  gods 
3 .0  give  thanks  to  the  Lord  of  lords 
26.O  give  thanks  to  the  God  of  heaven 
140. 1 3. righteous  (hal  give  thanks  to  thy  name 
Rom.i6.^.to  whom  not  only  I  give  thanks 
1  Co/'.io.30.forthat  for  which  I  give  thanks 
£/>fe.i.i6.ceafe  not  to  give  thanks  for  you 
Col.  i.3.we  give  thanks  toGod  and  the  Father 

1  Tbef.i.z.wc  give  thanks  to  God  alwayes 
5. 18. in  every  thing  give  thanks 

2  Tbef.  2. 1 3  .we  are  bound  to  give  thanks  always 
Kw.11.17.we  give  thee  thanks  L.  God  almighty 

<2>ft>e  up. 
Deut. 13.1  4.to  give  up  thine  enemies  bifjre  thee 

3 1-  j. Lord  (hall  give  them  up  before  your  face 
1  fyng.j4.16.hc  (hall  giwlfrael  up  becaufe  of  the 
fob  3. 11. why  did  I  not  gwuptheghoft 

13.19.if  I  hold  my  tongue,  I  mall  give  up 
lfa.43.6l  will  fay  to  the  north,  Give  up 
Hof.i  1. 8. how  (hill  I  give  thee  up,  Ephraim 
Micab  5.3-thertf  ire  will  he  give  them  up 

6.14.W1IU  giwuptothefword 

dSibtn. 

Gca.2i.7.Sarah  mould  have  given  children  fuck 
24.36.to  Ifaac  hath  he  given  all  that  he  huh 
29.3  3. he  hath  therefore  given  me  this  fon  alfo 

£.10^.5. 16.  there  is  no  ftraw  givento  thy  fervants 
1 8. there  (hall  no  ftraw  be  given  you 
16.15.this  is  the  bread  the  Lord  hath  given  you 
2i.4.if  his  mafter  have  gif  nz  him  a  wife 

Ien.7.36.the  Lord  commanded  to  be  g«*#them 
10.14  thy  due  which  are  givenout  of  the 
i9.20.notredeemed,nor  freedome  given  her 
20.3.becaufe  he  hath  givenhis  feed  to  Molocfe 

Uumb.3,9  they  are  wholly  given  him  out  of  Ifrael 
8.i6.they  are  wholly  given  unto  me  from 
1 6. 14/jr  giv.  us  an  inch  of  fields  or  vineyards 
18. 6.  they  are  given  as  a  gift  for  the  Lord 
2i.29.hehath  given  his  Ions  thatefcaped 
26.54.to  every  one  his  inheritance  fhalbe  given 

62.there  was  no  inheritance  given  them 
3  2.  5. let  this  land  be  given  to  thy  fervants 

Deut.8. lo.spod  land  which  he  hath  given  tbee 

Jojh.z3.16 
12.1  ((.according  to  the  bleffing  he  hath  given 


G  I  V 


G  I  V 


16.17.give  according  ro  the  bleffing  he  hath  ei. 

22.17.he  hath  gk  en  occa  ions  of  fpeech  againft 

26.9. hath  given  us  this  land 

i4.norgizw2cughtther;of  for  the  dead 
Jofl.14.3Mof.  had  given  the  inherit.oftwo  tribes 

2 2.7. half  tribe  Mofes  had  given  poffeffion  in 

24.33.whkh  was  given  him  in  mount  Ephraim 
7«^g.i4.20.Samfons  wife  was  given  to  hiscomp. 

Chap.  15.6. 
Rutb  2. 1 2. a  full  reward  be  given  thee  of  the  Lord 

1  SVOT.i8.i9.Sauls  daughter  (hould  hive  been  giv. 
25.27.let  it  be  given  to  the  young  men 

44. Saul  had  given  Michal  his  daughter     ■ 

2  5'/2OT.4.io.tliou2,ht  I  would  have  en-'.hima  row. 
1 2.8.I  would  have  given  thee  fuch  and  fach 
i7.7.counfell  thit  Ahitophel  hath  given  is  not 
1 8. 1  i.I  would  hiv:  given  thee  ten  lliek.of  filv. 
19.42. hath  he  given  us  any  gift 

1  Kjng.i. 48. which  hath  riwHoneto  fit  on  my 
2. 1 1. let  Abifliagbe  given  to  Adonipb 
57-which  hath~  given  to  David  a  wife  fon 

2  Cbron. z.iz. 
9.i2.fee  the  cities  which  Solomon  had  given 

16.Phar.had  givenGczcr  fora  prefent 
1 2.8.counfcll  of  the  old  which  they  had  given 
i3.s;.figne  which  tiie  man  of  Godhzd given 
18.26.took  the  bullock  which  was  given  them 

2  King  J- 1 7  .be  given  to  thy  fervant  two  mules 
8.29.which  the  Syrians  had  given  him  at  Ram. 

Chap.9.15.  &  zChro.zz.6. 
23.n.kingsof  Judah  had  givento  the  fun 
25.30^  continuall  allowance  given  him  of  the 
Jer.%  2.34. 

1  Cfowz.c.i.bis  bir hright  was  giwfStothefonsof 
22.18.he  hath  given  the  inhabit,  of  the  land 
29.14.of  thine  own  have  we  giventhze 

2  ttra.34.i4.foundabook  given  by  Mofes 
i8.Hilkiah  hath  given  me  a  book 

E^ra  6.4.1cttheexpencesbe  given  out  of  kings 
8.rhat  expenccsbe  given  to  thefe  men 
9.1et  it  be  given  them  day  by  day 
7.i9.the  veflels  alfo  that  are  given  thee,deliver 
Nebcm.z.j.let  letters  be  given  to  the  governours 
10. 29. walk  in  Gods  law  givenhy  Mofes 
1 3.. 5. laid  up  offerirgs  to  be  giv.  to  the  Levites 
id.portions  of  the  Levitts  had  not  been  giv. 
Eflh.1.3. .things  for  purification  be  given  them 
9-and  feven  maids  meet  to  be  given  her 
i3.whatever  (he  defired  was  giwaher 
3.1 1. the  filver  is  given  to  thee,  the  people  alfo 
14  copie  of  the  writing  to  be  given  in  fvery 
Chip.8.13. 
1  j.the  decree  was  given  in  Shufh.  the  palace 
Chap.8.14. 
4.8. the  copie  of  the  decree  that  was  given 
7.3.1et  my  life  be  given  me  at  my  petition 
9.i4.decree  was  givenut  Shu(han,they  hinged 
Job  3. 20. wherefore  is  light  given  to  him  that  is 
23. why  is  light  given  to  a  man  whofe  way 
9.24.the  earth  is  given'mto  the  hand  of  the 
10.1-8.O  that  I  had  given  up  the  ghoft 
1 5. 19. to  whom  alone  the  earth  was  given 
24. 23  .though  it  be  given  him  to  be  in  fafety 
334.breath.of  thealmighry  hath  given  me  life 
34.13. who  hath  given  him  a  charge  over  the 
37.10.by  the  breath  of  God  froftis  given 
38.36.hath  given  underftanding  to  the  heart 
Pfal.i6.-j.who  hath  given  mecounfcll 

78.24.and  had  given  them  of  the  corn  of  hea. 
79.2.dead  bodies  of  thy  ferv.have  they  given 
m.j.hehath  giv.  meat  to  them  that  fear  hitn 
1 1 2.9.hath  difperfed,  he  hath  given  to  the  poor 

z  Cor.Q.y. 
iif.i6.theearth  hath  he  givento  the  children 
Pyov.  19. 1 7. that  which  he  hath  given  will  he  pay 
23.2.1'f  thou  be  a  man  given  to  thy  appetite 
24. 2 1. meddle  not  with  them  that  are  givento 
Ecclef.j.ig.and  hath  given  him  power  to  eat 
8.8.deliver  thofe  that  are  given  to  it 
9.9.which  he  hath  given  thee  under  the  fun 
1 2. 1 1. which  ate  given  from  one  fliephcard 
lfa.o.6.to  us  a  Son  is  given 

47.8.thou  that  art  "given  topleafures 
/e>.3.8.put  her  away  and  given  her  a  bill 
6. 1 3  .every  one  is  given  to  covetoufnefle 

Chap.8.10. 
8.i4.and 


GIV        G  I  V 

8.i4.and  given  us  waters  of  gall  to  drink 
i$.zo.where  is  the  flock  that  was  giw»  thee 
i5.9.hath  given  up  the  ghoft 
3  i.ii.and  haft  giventhem  this  land 

lA.city  is  given  into  the  hand  of  the  Cald. 
Verf.5  5,4j. 
44.10.faid  to  all  which  had  given  him  that  anf. 
50.1 5. (he  hath  given  her  hand  her  foundation 
law.i.ii.they  havegiven  their pleafant  things 
z.T.he  hath  given  up  into  the  hand  of  the  en. 
5.6.we  gave  given  the  hand  to  the  Egyptians 
Evk'  1 1- 1  j-t°  us  is  c'lis  'ant^  &mn  m  P°fl"eflion 
\6.17.takea  thy  fair  jewels  which  I  had  given 

54.no  reward  Isgiven  to  thee  therefore 
17.18.when  loe  he  had  given  his  hand 
iS^.he  hath  given  his  bread  to  the  hungry 

Verfe  16. 
1  j. hath  given  forth  upon  uftiry 
io.  1  5.  not  bring  them  into  the  land  I  had  given 
1 1 . 1 1 .  he  hath  given  it  to  be  fourbifhed 
3  3.24-land  is  given  us  for  an  inheritance 
3  5. 1 2.they  are  given  to  confume 
Dati.i.z^.who  haft  given  mc  wifdome  and  might 
3  8. hath  he  given  into  thine  hand 
4.i6.1etabeaftsheartbe  given  him 
S.iS.thykingdome  is  divided  and  given  to 
7.4.a  mans  heart  was  given  to  it 
tf.and  dominion  was  given  unto  him 
1 1. body  deftroyed,and  given  to  the  burning 
i4.there  was  given  him  dominion  and  glory 
2i.judgment  was  given  to  the  faints 
8.i2.an  hoft  was  given  him  againft  daily 
1  i.6.fhe  fhalbe  given  upland  they  that  brought 
Bof.z.ol  will  take  away  my  flaxe  given  to 

ii.thefe  the  rewards  my  lovers  have  given 
Joel  2.2j.he  hathgirayou  the  former  rain 

3 . 3  .and  have  given  a  boy  for  an  harlot 
Af<«.9.8.whichhad  given  fuch  power  to  men 
13. i  i.it  is  givento  you  to  know  the  myfteries 
Mark  4- 1  !•  Lnk_e  8.10. 
1 4.$i.he  commanded  it  to  be  given  her 
1 1. his  head  was  given  to  the  damofell 
i6.4-no  figne  be  given  to  it,  but  the 
19. 1  i.fave  they  to  whom  it  is  given 
21.43.  glven  to  a  nation  bringing  forth 
22.3  o.nor  are  given  in  m  arriage     Mar.  12.25. 
Luke  20.3  5. 
26-9.and  given  to  the  poor  .Mdr.14.5. 

.     28.18.all  power  is  given  to  me 
Mark  4.24.to  you  thathear  (hall  more  be  given 
5.43  .fomthing  (hould  be  givenherto  eat 
6.2.what  wifdome  is  this  that  is  given  to  him 
14.23.when he  had  given  thanks      John  6- 1 1. 
1  Com  1. 24. 
44.had  giwB  them  a  token 
Lu\e  12.48.to  whom  much  is  given,oi  him 
17.27.they  married  wives,  were  given  in  mar. 
19.1j.to  whom  he  had  given  the  money 
20.34.children  of  this  world  are  givenin  mar. 
22.19  this  is  my  body  whichis  given  for  you 
John  i.i7.thelaw  was  gwrabyMofes 

3.27-can  receive  nothing,except  it  be  given 
3  5. father  hath  given  all  things  into  my 

Chap.13.3. 
4.io.he  would  have  given  thee  living  water 
5. 26.he  hath  given  to  the  Son  to  have  life 
27 .given  him  authority  to  execute  judgment 
36.works  which  the  Father  hathgiven  me  to 
6.39-of  all  which  he  hath  given  me  I 

6  5  .can  come  to  me,  except  it  be  given 
1  i.<(7.Pharifees  had  given  a  command,  that  if 
i8.ii.my  Father  hath  given  me,(hall  I  not 
1 9. 1 1. except  it  were  given  thee  from  above 
Atls  1. 2. after  he  had  given  commandement  to 
3.i6.hath  given  him  this  perfect  foundneffe 
4.1 2.rione  other  name  given  among  men 
8.i8.1aying  on  of  hands,the  Ho.Gh.  was  given 
I7.i6.fawthecity  wholly  givento  idolatry 

3 1. whereof  he  hath  given  affurance  to  all 
20.2.and  had  given  them  much  exhortation 
2 1.40.  when  he  had  given  him  licence, Paul 
24.26. he  hoped  alfo  that  money  (hould  be  giv, 
Rom.^. $.by  the  Holy  Ghoft  which  isgiven  tous 
1 1.3  j.who  hath  firft  given  to  him 
12.3  .through  the  grace  given  unto  me 
^.differing  according  to  the  grace  given 


G  IV 


G  I  V 


1 3 .  given  to  hofpital  ity  1  Tim.  3.2. 

ij.ij.becaufeof  thegracegiz«2meof  God 
i  0\i.4.which  is  given  you  by  Jefus  Chrift 
2. 1 2.knovv  the  things  freely  given  us  of  God 
3.io.according  to  the  grace  of  God  given  unto 
Epb. 3.7.  Col. i.zj. 
ii.ij.herhaireis  given  her  for  a.  covering 
i2.7.manifeftation  of  the  Spirit  isgiven 
8.to  one  is  given  by  the  Spirit  the  word  of 
24.having  given  more  abundant  honour 
2  Cor.  1. 1  i.thanks  may  be  given  by  many 
5.5.who  hath  given  to  us  the  earned  of 

iS.hath  given  to  us  the  miniftery  of  reconcil. 
1 2.7 .there  was  given  to  me  a  thorn  in  the  flefh 
G«/.2.9.John  perceived  the  grace  given 

3.21.3  law  given  which  could  havegiven  life 

2  2. that  the  promife  by  faith  might  be  given 
4. 1 5. plucked  out  your  eys,and  have  given 

Epb.3. 2. which  is  givenme  toyou-warcl 
8.1efle  then  the  leaft  is  this  grace  given 
4.7. to  every  one  of  us  is  given  grace 

I9.have  given  themfclves  over  to  lafciviouf. 
5. 2. loved  us  and  given  himfelf  for  us 
6. 1 9. for  me,that  utterance  may  be  given 
Pfe/,1.29  to  you  it  is  given  in  the  behalf  of  the 

2.9. given  him  a  name  above  every  name 
2Tk/.2.i6.whichhath  given  us evcrlafting conf. 

1  T«B.4.i4.ne^lecT:  not  the  gift  which  was  given 

2  Tim. i.9.according  to  his  grace  given  us  in  Chr. 

3.i6.all  Scripture  is  givenby  infpiration 
Heb.^.S.ii  Jefus  had  giventhem  reft 
2  Pet.i.7.as  his  divine  power  hath  given  to  us 
4.whereby  are  given  to  us  precious  promifes 
3.1  j.as  Paul  accord.to  the  wtfd.  given  hath  wr. 
1  Joh.^.z^.by  thefpirit  which  he  hath  given  us 
4. 1 3  .becaufe  he  hath  given  us  of  his  Spirit 
y.20.andhath  givenus  underftanding 
Rev.6.z.a  crown  was  given  to  him 

4.power  was  given  to  him  that  fate  on  the 

there  was  given  to  him  a  great  fword 
8. power  was  given  to  him  over  the  fourth 
1 1. white  robes  were  given  to  every  of  them 
7.2.to  whom  it  was  given  to  hurt  the  earth 
8.2.to  them  were  given  feven  trumpets  1 

3.there  was  givento  him  much incenfe 
9. 1. to  him  was  given  the  key  of  thebottomlcfs 

3  .to  them  was  given  power  as  the  fecrpion 
5  .to  them  it  was  given  that  they  (hould  not 

n.i.there  was  given  me  a  reed  like  a  rod 

2.it  is  given  to  the  gentiles 
i2.i4.tothe  woman  were  given  two  wings 
I3.5.there  was  given  to  him  a  mouth 

power  was  given  to  him  to  continue 
•j. given  to  him  to  make  war  with  the  faints 
power  was  given  him  over  all  kindreds 
16. 8. power  was  given  him  to  fcorch  men 
2C4.and  judgment  was  given  to  them 
God,  or,  Lord  bath  vf>(\)Ctt. 
GeK.24.35.L0rd  bath  given  him  fiocks,herds 
30.6. God  hath  heard  my  voice,  given  me  a  fon 

18. God  hath  given  me  my  hire 
3  i.9.God  hath  given  me  your  fathers  cattcll 
33.5 .which God  hath  gracioufly  given 
43. 23. God  hath  gk>.you  treafure  inyourfacks 
48.9.whom  God  hath  givenme  in  this  place 
£.mi6.i$.bread  which  the  Lord  hath  givenyou 

29.the  Lord  hath  given  you  the  Sabbath 
Iw.10.17.it  is  moft  holy,and  God  hath  given 
Numb.-}z.7.hnd  which  the  Lord  hath  given  them 

Verfe  9. 
Deut.i.i-all  the  Lord  had  given  him  in  command 
3.i8.the  Lord  hath  given  you  this  land  to  pof. 
20.  till  the  Lord  have  given  reft     fojh.  1 . 1 5 . 
Lord  your  God  hath  given  them 
1-2.2 1. flock  which  the  Lord  hath  given  thee 
13.12.one  of  thy  cities  which  the  L.  hath  given 
20.i4.fpoil  which  the  Lord  thy  God  hathgiven 
25.19/whenthe  Lord  hathgiven  thee  reft 
26.1  i.rejoycein  eve.good  thing  the  L.hath  giv. 
28.5  2.befiege  thee  in  the  land  the  L.hath  given 
5  3.eat  the  fleih  of  thy  fons  wch  the  L.hath  gi. 
Jojh.  1.13  .Lord  your  God  hath  give n  you  reft 
2.9.I  know  the  Lord  hathgiven  you  the  land 
i4.when  the  Lord  hath  given  us  the  land 
6.i6.1hout,for  the  Lord  hath  given  you  the  city 
18.3  .to  poffeffe  what  the  Lord  God  hath  given 


GIV        GIV 

22.4-now  the  Lord  hath  given  reft  to  your  bre. 
23.i.afterthe  Lord  hid  givemtii  to  Ifr.Jofh. 
ij.pcrifli  from  the  land  your  God  hath  giv. 
1  5  .good  land  the  Lord  hath  given  you 
Judg.  1 8. 1  o.God  hath  given  Laciulh  into  your 
1  Sam.i.zy.the  Lord  hathgiven  me  my  petition 
15.28.the  Lord  hath  givenh  to  a  neighbour  of 
Chap.28.17. 
30. 23. not  do  fo  with  that  the  Lord  hath  given 
z  Sam.y.  1. when  the  Lord  had  given  David  reft 

1  I</Kg.f.4.the  Lord  hathgiven  me  reft  on  every 

8.56.blefled  be  the  Lord  that  hathgiventeSi  to 
z  Kmg.'j.i.by  him  the  Lord hadgiven deliv.to  Syr. 

2  Cbron.  i4.6.hecaufe  the  Lord  had  given  him  reft 

7.we  have  fought  him,  and  he  hath  given  reft 
\   .3  2.29.God  had  given  him  fubft.  very  much 
36.23.kingdomes  of  the  earth  hath  God  given 

Ejra  i,z, 
E-ya  7.6\fcribe  in  the  law  the  Lord  had  given 
Eecl.1.11  .fore  travail  hath  God  given  to  the  fons 
3.10.I  have  fecn  the  travail  God  hath  given 
5.  i9.every  man  to  whom  God  hathgiven  riches 
Chap.6.2. 
lfa.S.18.1  and  the-child.whom  the  L.hath  given 

Heb.z.11. 
23. 1 1. the  Lordhathgiwaacomrnand.againft 
5o.4.the  Lord  hath  given  me  the  tonouc  of  the 
Jer.  1 1 . 1 8  .and  the  Lord  hath  given  me  knowledge 
2f.5.dwell  in  the  land  which  the  L.hath  given  I 
47.7.feeing  the  Lord  hath  given  it  3  charge 
•Dd«.2.37.God  of  heaven  hath  given  thee  a  kin<*d. 
Nabum  i.i4.Lord  hath  given  a"commandement    I 
Joh.6.z-$. after  that  the  Lord  had  given  thanks 
Atts  5.32.whom  God  hath  giventhem  that  obey 

27.24.G0d  hath  given  thee  all  them  that  fail 
Rom.i  i.8.God  hath  given  them  the  fpiritof  flum. 
2  Cor. io.8.which  the  Lord  Jxuh  mra  us  for  edifif. 
Chap.  13.10. 
1  Tbef.q.S.but  God  who  hath  given  us  his  Spirit 
1  Joh.^.i  1  .this  is  the  record  God  hath  given  to  us 

I  have,  or, have  1  (Bfyztl, 
Gen.i.zol  have  given  you  every  herb  bearing  feed 
30.ro  beafts  of  the  earth  I  have  given  herb 
9#3.as  the  green  herb  I  have  givenyou  all 
1 5. 18.ro  thy  feed  have  I  given  this  land 
16.5.I  have  given  my  maid  into  thy  bofome 
20.i6.Ihave  given  thy  brother  iooo.piecesof 
27. 3 7.his  brethren  have  I  given  him  for  fervice 
30.18.I  have givenmy  maid  to  my  husband 
48.22.I  have  given  to  thee  one  portion 
Exod.it. 6.1  have  given  with  him  Aholiab 
Lcv.6. 17. 1  have  given  it  to  them  for  their  portion 
7.34.8c  have  given  them  unto  Aaron  theprieft 
17. 1 1. 1  have  givenit  to  you  upon  the  altar 
Numb.S.i  9.I  have  given  the  Levites  as  a  gift 
1 8.7.I  have  given  the  priefts  office  unto  you 
8.1  have  given  thee  the  charge  of  my 

giventhem  by  reafon  of  the  anointing 

1  i.heave-oflf.&  wave-off.I  have  giv.to  thee 

Verf.19. 
1 2.oyl  which  they  off.to  the  L.  have  I  given 

2  i.I  haye given  the  children  of  Levi  all  the 

Verf.24. 
26.when  ye  take  the  tithes  I  have  given  you 
20, 1 2.congreg.into  the  land  which  I  have  giv. 

24.not  enter  the  land  which  I  have  given 
7.7. 1 2.fee  the  land  which  I  have  given  Ifrael 
3  3.53.I  have  given  you  the  land  to  poffefle  it 
Dent. 2. 5.I  have  given  mount  Seir  to  Efau 

9.I  have  given  Ar  to  Lot  for  a  pofie/Tion 

Verfe  19. 
24-1  have  given  into  thy  hand  Sihon 
3.i9.abide  in  the  cities  which  I  havegkw? 

20.return  to  his  pofleffion  which  I  hive  giv. 
9.23.poflefle  the  land  which  I  have  given  you 
26. 13.I  have  giv.  my  hallowed  things  to  Levi. 
Jojh.  1 .3  .foot  dial  tread  upon  that  I  have  given  you 
6.2.fee  I  have  given  into  thy  hand  Jericho 
24. 1 3  I  have  given  you  a  land  for  which  ye  did 
2  Som.o.0- 1  have  given  to  thy  matters  fon  all  that 
1  Kitig.l-ii-I nave  &vm  c'iee  3  wife  and  underft. 
i3.Ihavegnwzthee  that  thou  haft  not  ask. 
9.7.CM:  off  Ifrael  out  of  the  land  I  have  given 

1  C/W.29.3.I  have  given  to  the  houfe  of  my  God 

2  Chi0.7.zo.^\wck  the  upout  of  the  land  I  have  gi. 

2  5.9-for  the  ioo.talents  I  have  given  to  the 

£/?&.3.7.I 


G  1  V        G  I  V 

Efth.B.7.1  have  given  Efthcr  the  houfe  of  Haman 
J/ft.43.28.1  have  given  Jacob  tothe  curfe 

47.6.I  have  given  my  inheritance  into  thy  hand 
j  J.4.I  have  given  him  for  a  witneffe  to  the  peo. 
/cr.3.18.1  have  gbwzfor  an  inheritance  to  your 
8. 1  j. things  I  have  given  them  fhall  paffe  from 
1 2.7.I  have  given  the  dearly  beloved  into  the 
27.5.I  have  given  it  to  whom  it  feemed  meet 
6.1  have  now  given  all  theft  lands  to  Neb. 
beaftsofthefieldhavel  gwffhimalfo 
Chap.28.14. 
3  j.i  j.ye  fhall  dwell  in  the  land  I  have  gitwz 
£3^.4.1  J.I  hwz  given  thee  cowes  doung  for 
1 j. 6. vine  tree  which  I  have  given  to  the  fire 
28. 2f. which  I  haxt given  to  my  fervant  Jacob 
Chap.37.2j. 
29.  J. I  have  given  thee  for  meat  to  thebeafts 
20.I  have  given  him  the  land  of  Egypt  for 
A/im  4.6.I  have  given  you  eleanneffe  of  teeth 

9.  iy.no  more  pulled  out  of  the  land  I  have gi. 
John  1  j.  1 5. 1  have  given  you  an  example,that  ye 
17.8.I  have  given  them  the  words  thou  gaveft 
1 4.I  have  given  them  thy  word 
22.glory  which  thou  gaveft  me  I  have  given 
1  Cor.  16. 1. as  I  have  given  order  to  the  Churches 

Not  (Sitcn. 
Gcff.38.14.fhe  was  not  given  unto  him  to  wife 
Deut.zo.^.yet  the  Lord  hath  notgiwff  you  a  heart 
26.ferved  gods  which  he  had  not  given  them 
1  C/ji'0.22.i8.hathhenot  given  you  reft  on  every 
fob  22.7.haft  not  given  water  to  the  weary 
P/«/.78.63.maidens  were  not  gii»C7z  to  marriage 
1 18.18.he  hath  not  given  me  over  to  death 
i24.6.who  hath  not  given  us  as  a  prey 
J/tf.37.io.Jer.fhall  not  be  ghwzin'o  th* hand  of 
Jer.7  9.  i7.thou  (halt  not  be  given  into  the  hand  of 
£^.3.20.becaufe  thou  haft  not  given  him  warn. 

18 .8.he  hath  not  given  forth  upon  ufury 
Mat.  1 3 . 1 1  .to  them  it  is  not  given 
,/ofo.7.39.theHoly  Ghoft  was  not  yet  given 
1  Tim.^.^. not  given  to  wine;no  ftriker,not  greedy 

Ttf.1.7. 
8,Deacons  muft  not  be  given  to  much  wine 
j  2  Tim.i.7.Goi  hath  not  given  us  the  fpirit  of  fear 
T«.2.3.agedwomen>not  given  to  much  wine 

Sbalke  «I5tt)en. 
Num.26. J4-to  every  one  fhall  his  inherit.be  given 
Dcu.zS.^  i.thy  fheep  ftulbe  given  to  thine  enemies 

3  2.thy  fons  ihalbe  given  to  another  people 
E??a  4«2i. till  another  command.fhalbe  given 
Eftber  j-3.it  flialbe  gkotothehalfofthekingd. 
Pfal.-]  2.1  j.to  him  ttalbe  given  of  the  gold  of  She. 

1 20.3.what  ftialbe  given  to  thee  thou  falfe 
2/^.3.1 1. the  reward  of  his  hand  flr.lbe  givenhim 
3  3.i6.bread  flialbe  given  htm,  his  waters  fhall 
3j.2.gloryof  Leb.  fhalbe  given  to  it 
,7cr.  2  i.io.this  city  fhalbe  given  into  the  hand  of 
Chap.38.3,18. 
•E^-47- *  i-they  fhalbe  given  to  fait 
Dffl.7.2  j.the  faints  fhalbe  given  into  his  hand 
27.theltingdome  fhalbe  given  to  the  faints 
1 1. 11, the  multitude  flialbe  given  into  his  hand 
Matth.j.j.zik  and  it  fhalbe  given  you,  feek  and 

La^e  1 1.9. 
10.19.it  flialbe  given  you  in  the  fame  houre 
I2.39.therefhall  no  figne  be  given  to  it 
I3.i2.whofoeverhath,tohim  fhalbe  given 

Ch.2  j.  29. Mar.q.zf.  1/4.8.18,19,26. 
20.23.it  fhalbe  given  to  them  for  whom  it  is 

Ma;\  10.40. 
21.43  -kingdom  e  of  God  fhalbe  given  to  a  nat. 
Mar.^.z^.to  you  that  hear  fhall  more  be  given 
8. 1 2. no  figne  fhalbe  given  va  this  generation 
£«£e  11.29. 
1 3 . 1 1  .whatfot  ver  flialbe  given  you  in  that 
Lu\e  6.3  8.give  and  it  fhalbe  given  to  you 
Phikm.z  2.through  your  prayers  I  flialbe  given  you 
Jdffz.i.j.ask  of  God,and  it  fhalbe  givenhim 

thou  haft,  or,  haft  thou  dStoetl. 
Gen.  1  j.  3  .to  me  thou  haft  given  no  feed 
Deut.zS.  io.firft-fruits  which  thou  haft  given 

i2.thoufiaft  given  thy  tythingtothe  Levite 
1  j.bleffe  the  land  which  thou  haft  given  us 
fop.  1 5.  i9.for  thou  haft  given  me  a  fouth  land 

//(tffe.I.IJ. 

17.14.why  haft  thou  given  me  but  one  lot 


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G  I  V 


fudg.i  j.i8.thou  haft  given  this  great  deliverance 

1  Saw. 2 2. 1 3. thou  haft  given  him  bread 

2  SfZOT.12.14.by  this  deed  thou  haft  given  great 

22.36.thou  haft  given  me  the  fliield  of  thy  falv. 

P/&18.3J. 

4 1. thou  haft  given  me  the  necks  of  my  enem. 

Pfal.1S.40. 

1  Kjng.^. 6.tho\ihsift:  given  him  a  fon  to  fit  on  his 

8.36.rain  upon  the  land  which  thou  haft  given 

zCbro.6.zy. 

9.i3.what  cities  are  thefe  which  thou  haft giv. 

3  Chro.10.1  i.eaft  us  out  of  the  poflef.thou  haftgi. 
E^ra  9. 1 3. thou  haft  given  me  fuch  delivcr.as  this 
fob  39.19.haft  thou  given  the  horfc  ftrength 
Pfal.  2 1 . 2.thou  haft  given  him  his  hearts  defire 

44. 1  i.thou  haft  given  us  like  fheep  for  meat 
6o.4.thou  haft:  given  a  banner  to  them  that  fear 
61.  j.thou  haft  given  me  the  heritage  of  thofe 
7i.3.thou  haft  given  command  to  fave  me 
foh.ij.z.as  thou  haft  gk\him  power  overall  flefh 
life  to  as  many  as  thou  haft  given  him 
7.  whatfoever  thou  haft  given  me,  are  of  thee 
9-pray  but  for  them  whicr  thou  haftgif.me 
ii.keepthofewhomthcO'haft  given  me 
Rev .i6.6.thou  haft  given  them  blood  to  drink 

<Sfoer, 
l/2t.24.2.fo  with  tht  giver  of  ufury  to  him 
2  Cor.o.y.fot  Godloveth  a  cheetfull  giver 

<©<toeft. 
Dear. ij. 9. and  thou  giz<c/2hirnnought,andhecry 
10. heart  fhall  not  be  grieved  when  though). 
Job  3  j.7.if  thouberighteousjwhatgiwf/?  thou  him 
Pfal.^o.iq.thon  giveft  thy  mouth  to  evill 
80.  j.thou  giveft  him  teares  to  drink 
104.28.that  thou  giveft  they  gather 
14  j.  1 5; .thou  giveft  them  their  meat  in  due  feaf. 
Prov.6.^  j. though  thou  giveft  many  gifts 
E'zsk-i. 1% .\ho\i giveft  him  not  warning 
16.33.thou  giveft  thy  gifts  to  all  thy  lovers 
34.inthat  thou  giveft  a  reward 
1  Cor.  1 4. 1 7>thou  verily  giveft  thanks  well 

Exod.  16.29.he  giveth  you  on  the  fixth  day  bread 
20.1 2.1ongin  the  land  which  the  L.thy  G.giv. 
Deut.f.16., 
2  j.2.of  every  man  that  giveth  it  willingly 
Lev.zo.z.  giveth  any  of  his  feed  to  Moloch 

4.if  any  hide  their  eys  when  he  giveth 
27.9.011  that  any  man  giveth  of  fuch  fhalbe 
]V««z.j.io.any  man  giveth  the  fvkft,  it  fhalbe  his 
Deut.z.zQ.land  which  the  Lord  our  God  giveth 
4.i.LordGod  of  your  fathers  giveth  you 

2 1. not  go  into  the  land  which  the  Tu.giyeth 

40.prolong  thy  days  which  the  Lord  giveth 
Deut.z$.i$. 
8. 1 8  .it  is  he  that  giveth  thee  power  to  get 
<).6.  giveth  thee  not  this  good  land  for  thy 
1  i.i7.perifh  from  the  land  the  Loxdgivetb  you 

3  i.paffe  over  to  poffeffe  the  land  the  L,giveth 
i2.i.thefe  ye  fhall  do  in  the  land  the  L.giveth 

9.inheritance  which  the  L.  your  God  giveth 

io.dwell  in  the  land  the  Lord  giveth  you 
when  hegivethyou  reft  from  all  your 
i3.i.whenaProphet  giveth  thee  a  figne  or 
1  j.4.blefle  thee  in  the  land  which  he  giveth 

7.poor  in  the  land  w cb  the  L.  thy  God  giveth 
16.  j.not  facrif.in  any  of  thy  gates  the  L.giveth 

i8.thou  (halt  make  in  the  gates  the  Lord  gi. 

20 .that  thou  maift  inher.  the  land  the  L.giv. 
i7.2.found  within  thy  gates  the  L«  giv.  thee 

i4.come  to  the  land  the  Lord  thy  God  giv. 
Chap.  1 8.9.8c  26.1. 
i9.i.nations  whofe  land  thy  God  giveth 

2.feparate  3.citiesinthe  land  the  L.giv.thee 

3  .divide  the  coaft  the  L.gw.thee  into  3  .parts 

lo.bloud  be  not  fhed  in  thy  land  the  L.giv. 

i4.1and-mark  in  the  land  the  Lord  giveth 
2 1. 1. found  flain  in  the  land  the  Lotd  giveth 

2  3 .  land  be  not  defiled  the  Lord  giveth  thee 
24.3. husband  write  a  bill  and  giveth  into 

4.fhaltnot  caufe  the  land  to  fin  the  L.giveth 
2j.i9.whentheLordthyGod  giveth  thee  reft 
26.2.firft  fruit  of  thy  land  the  Lord  giveth 
27.2.paffe  over  to  the  land  the  Lord  giveth 

3. maift  go  in  to  the  land  the  Lord  giveth 
28,8.bleffe  thee  in  the  land  he  giveth  thee 


GIV        GIV 

fvjh.1.1  i.go  in  to  poffeffe  the  land  the  L.  giveth 
1  j.they  have  j  offefled  the  land  the  L. giveth 
fudg.i  i.24.poffefle  that  which  Chemofh  giv.thce 

z  i.  i8.curfed  be  he  that  giveth  a  wife  to  Ben. 
fob  5.io.who  giveth  rain  upon  the  earth 

14.10.man  giveth  up  the  ghoft,and  where  he  is 
32.8.infpir.of  the  Almighty  giv.  them  under. 
3  3. 13. he  giveth  not  account  of  any  of  his  ways 
34.29.when  he  giveth qufcmtft~e,  who  can 
3  5-  io.who  giveth  fongs  in  the  night 

1 2. there  they  cry,but  none  giveth  anfwer 
36.6.but  giveth  right  to  the  poor 
3 1. he  giveth  meat  in  abundance 
Pfal. 1 8.  jo.great  deliverance  giveth  he  to  his 
37.21.the  righteous  fheweth  mercy  and  giveth 
68.3  5.Godof  Ifraclishethat  giveth  ftrength 
1 19.  i3o.the  entrance  of  thy  words  g«'f/j?light 
1 27. 2. for  fo  he  giveth  his  beloved  fkep 
136.2  j.who  giveth  food  to  all  flefh 
144.10.it  is  he  rhatgit'rfHalvation  unto  kin°s 
146.7. which  giveth  food  to  the  hungry 
147.9.  he  giveth  to  the  beaft  his  food 
i6.he  giveth  fnow  like  wooll 
Prov.z.6.ior  the  Lord  giveth  wifdome 

^.^.he  giveth  grace  to  the  lowly        fam.4.6. 

1  Pcr.j.j. 
1 3. 1  j.a  good  understanding  giveth  favour 
17.4.3  wicked  doer  giveth  heed  to  falfe  lips 

a  lyar  giveth  ear  to  a  naughty  tongue 
i9.6.every  man  is  a  friend  to  him  rhatgiw.gifts 
21.26.but  the  righteous  giveth  and  fpareth  not 
2  2.9.for  he  giveth  of  his  bread  to  the  poor 

i6.he  that  giv.  to  the  rich  fhall  furcly  come 
23.3  i.whcn  it  giv~etb  his  colour  in  the  cup 
24.26.kiffe  his  lips  that  giveth  a  right  anfwer 
26.8.fo  he  that  giveth  honour  to  a  fool 
28.27.he  that  giveth  to  the  poor  fhall  not  lack 
3 1.1  j.fhe  giveth  meat  to  her  houfiiold 
Ecclef.z.26. God  giveth  to  man  that  is  good 

to  the  finner  he  giveth  travaile 
5.i8.daysof  his  life  which  God  givethhim 

Chap.8.ij. 
6.2.yet  God  giveth  him  not  pewer  to  eat  the 
7.i2.wifdome  giveth  light  to  them  that  have  it 
Ifa.^o.z^.ht  giveth  power  to  the  faint 

42.  j. he  that  giveth  bread  to  the  people 
fer.  j.24.1et  us  fear  the  Lord  that  giveth  rain 
22.13.and  givetbhim  not  for  his  wotk 
3 1.3  j.which  giveth  the  fun  for  a  light  by  day 
Larn.-$. -$o.ht  giveth  his  cheek  to  him  that  fmiteth 
Dan.z.zi.he  giveth  wifdome  to  the  wife 
4.i7.and  giveth  it  to  whomfoever  he  will 

Verfe  25.  &  32 
Hab.z.  1  j. wo  to  him  thxt  giveth  his  neighbour 
Mat.  j.  1  ^giveth  light  to  all  that  arc  in  the  fcoufe 
fohn  3-34.God  giveth  not  the  Spirit  by  meafure 
6.3  2. my  father  giveth  you  the  true  bread 
3  3  .and  giveth  life  to  the  work 
3  7  .all  that  the  Father  giveth  me  fhall  come 
1  o.  1 1  .good  fhepheard  giveth  his  life  for  the 
14.27.not  as  the  world  givetb,glve  I  unto  you 
21.13 . Jefus  taketh  bread  and  giveth  them 
Acts  17.2  j. feeing  he  giveth  to  all  life,  breath 
Rom.iz  8. he  that  giveth,  let  him  do  it  with  fimp. 
i4.6.he  giveth  God  thanks  Verf.  6. 

1  Cor.3.7.but  God  that  giveth  the  incteafe 
7.38/0  then  he  that  giveth  her  in  marriage 

he  that  giveth  her  not,  doth  better 
1  J.3  8. God  giveth  it  a  body,as  it  hath  pleafeth 
J7.but  thanks  be  to  God  which  giveth  us 

2  Cor.^.6.hatthe  fpirit  giveth  life 
1  Tim.6.ij.ytho  givetbus  richly  all  things  to  en  j. 
fam.  1.  j.that  giveth  to  all  men  liberally 

4.6.he  giveth  more  grace,  giveth  grace  to 
1  Ptf.4.1  i.do  it  of  the  ability  that  God  giveth 
Rev.zz.  j.the  Lord  God  giveth  them  light 

©ttrtner. 
Geff.24.19.fhe  had  done  giving  him  drink 

49.21.hmde  let  loofc,  giving  goodly  words 
Deut.  1  o.  1 8  .loveth  the  ftranger  in  giving  him  food 

21. 17. by  giving  him  a  double  portion 
Ruth  1 .6.vifited  his  people  in  giving  them  bread 
1  King.j.o  accomplifti  my  defire  in  giving  food 
8.3  2.juftifi.  the  righteous  by  giving  him  accor. 
z  Cbro. 6. zt,.  J 
£^3.it  -fung  by  coiirfe  in  giv.  thanks  to  the  L. 
■ fob  1  i.20.theit  * 


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G  L  O 


Job  1  i.ao.hope  fhalbe  as  the  giving  up  of  the  gho. 
Mat.  24.3  8.marrying,andgif«zg  in  marriage 
Lu- 1 7,\6.giving  him  thanks,  and  he  was  a  Samar. 
Alls  S.g.giving  outjthat  himfelf  was  fome  gr.  one 

1  5  £. giving  them  the  hoIyGhoft,as  he  did  to  us 
te.4.20.vvas  ftrong  in  faithgiving glory  to  God 

9.4.pertained,the  giving  of  the  law,and  fervice 

1  Cfl/.i4.7.things  without  life,giving  found  whe. 

16.  fay  Amen  at  thy  giving  of  thanks 

2  Cor. 6. 1. giving  no  offence  in  any  thing 
Epbef.  j.4.but  rather  giving  of  thanks 

20.  giving  thanks  alwayes  for  all  things 
Phil.4. 1  5 .  as  concerninggmsg  and  receiving 
Col.i.iz.  giving  thanks  to  the  father  which  hath 

3 .17. giving  thanks  to  God,&  the  father  by  him 
1  tim.i.  i.andgivmg  of  thanks  be  made  for  all 

4. 1. g«>i»g  heed  to  feducing  fpirits 
tit.  1. 14.  not  giving  heed  to  Jewifh  fables 
Heb.i  j.i  5.  fruit  of  our  lips,gK>.  thanks  to  his  na. 

1  Pet,  3  .7 .giving  honour  to  the  wife,  as  weaker 

2  Pet.  1 .  5 .  ,giw"»g  all  diligence ,add  to  your  faith 
Jude  7 .giving  themfelves  over  to  fornication 

<fi?<5onfte, 
.1  Ck.i  1.}  4.  fons  of  Haftiem  the  Gi^o».vali.men 

45laO. 
£^af.4.i4.when  he  feeth  thee,  he  will  beglad'm 
fudg.  1 8 .  20.  the  priefts  heart  was  glad 
1  Sam.  1 1 .9.10  the  men  of  Jabefh,&  they  were  glad 
1  Kjng.S.66.  went  to  their  tents,  joyfull  and  glad 

2  Chro.7.10. 
Eft.f  .9.  Haman  went  forth  joyfull  and  glad 

8.1 5. city  of  Shuftian  rejoiced,  and  was  glad 
Jobi.zz.  are  glad  when  they  find  the  grave 

22.19.  righteous  fee  it,  and  ate  glad 
Pfal.16.9.  therefore  my  heart  is  glad 

2  i.6.thou  haft  made  him  glad  with  thy  count, 
j  4. 2.  humble  (hall  hear  thereof,  and  be  glad 

3  {.27.be  gtef  that  favour  my  righteous  caufe 
45.8.  whereby  they  have  made  theegW 
46.4-the  ftreams  (hall  make  glad  the  city  of  G. 
64.10.  the  righteous  (ha\lbeglad  in  the  Lord 
67.4.1et  the  nations  beglad  and  fing  for  joy 
69. 3  2.humble  fhall  fee  this,and  beglad 
90. 1  5.  make  us  glad  according  to  the  dayes 
92.4.thou  Lord  haft  made  me  glad  through  thy 
97. 1.  let  the  multitudes  of  the  Ifles  beglad 

8.  Sion  heard,  and  was  glad 
104.if.and  wine,that'maketbg/<iithe  heart 

34.Ilebegte?in  the  Lord 
ioj.38.Egypt  wasgWwhen  he  departed 
107 .  30.  then  they  are  gM,becaufe  they  be  quiet 
1 1 9.74.  they  that  fear  thee  will  be  glad  when 
1 2  2. i.I  was  glad  when  they  faid  unto  me 
1 26.3«for  us,  whereof  we  ateglad 
Vrov.10.  1.  awifefonmakethag^father 

Chap.15.20. 
1 2 . 2  5 .  a  good  word  maketh  it  glad 
1 7 . 5  .he  that  is  glad  at  calamities  fhall  not  be 
23.25.  thy  father  and  thy  mother  fhallbegtef 
2^.1 7  .let  not  thy  heart  be  glad  when  he  ftumb. 
27.11  .my  fon,be  wife,&  make  mine  heart  glad 
lfa.tf.i  .wilderneffc  &  folitary  places  fhall  be  glad 

39.2.He«kiah  was  glad  of  them 
Jer.zo.  1 5. a  manchi.is  born,making  him  very  g/. 
41.13.  faw  Johanan,&  the  capt.they  were  glad 
50.1  i.becaufe  ye  weregW,becaufe  ye  rejoyced 
Lam.i  .2 1  .they  are  gM  that  thou  haft  done  it 
Da».6.23.then  was  the  K.  exceeding  glad  fox  him 
Hof.j. 3. they  make  the  YL.glad  wish  their  wickedn. 
Jonah  4.6  .Jonah  wasgtef  becaufe  of  the  gourd 
Zee.  io.7.their  children  fhall  fee  it  and  begW 
Mar.  1 4. 1 1  .when  they  heard  it,  they  were  glad 

Lu\ezz.%. 
Luke  1  •  1 9-am  fenr  to  fhew  thee  thefe  glad  tidings 
8.i.fhewingtheg/rfdtidingsof  thekingdome 
15.3  2.meet  we  fhould  make  merry,  &be  glad 
23.8.when  Herod  faw  Jefus,he  was  exceed.etaf 
John  8.56.  he  faw  it,and  was  glad 

1 1 . 1  j.I  am  g lad  for  your  fakes  that  I  was 
20. 20.  were  the  difcip.  glad  when  they  had  feen 
Afts  1 1. 2  3.  had  feen  the  grace  of  God,  was  glad 
1 3.3  2.  we  declare  unto  you  glad  tidings 
48.when  the  Gent. heard  this,they  wexeglad 
Rom.io.  1 5.  and  bring  glad  tidings  of  good  things 

1 6. 1 9. 1  am  glad  therefore  on  your  behalfe 
1  Cor.i6.i7.IamgWof  the  coming  of  Stephen 


2  Cor.z.z.who  is  he  that  makes  me gladjbut  the  fa. 

1 3 .9.  we  are  glad  when  we  are  weake 
1  Pet. 4. 1 3  .his  glory  fhalbe  revealed,  ye  may  be  el. 

<SlaD  joyned  with  rejoice. 
1  Cbr.16.3 1  .let  the  heavens  be  glad,Sc  earth  rejoi. 

Pfal.96.11. 
fob  3 .22.  wch  rcjoice,&  be  gl.  when  they  can  find 
Pfal.g.z.Ile  begW,and  rejoice  in  thee 
14.7  Jacob  fhall  rejoice,Ifrael  (hall  be  glad 

Pfal.U,6. 
3  r.7.Ile  beglad,and  rejoice  in  thy  mercy 
3  2.1 1. be  glad  ia  the  Lord,  and  rejoice  ye  righ. 
40. 1 6.  that  feek  thee  be  glad,  &  rejoice  in  thee 
Chap.70.4, 
48. 1 1.  mount  Sion  rejo.  daugh.of  Jud.  beglad 
68.3.  let  the  righteous  beglad  &  rejoice  before 
90.14.that  we  may  begW,and  rejoice  allour 
.  1 18.24.  we  will  rejoiceand  begWin  it 
Cant.  1 .4.wee  will  be  glad  and  rejoice  in  thee 
Ifa.zf.g.wt  will  rejoice,  and  begW  in  his  falvat. 
6  J .  18.be  youg/<z^,and  rejoice  for  ever,  in  that 

66.10.  rejoice  ye  with  Jerufal.and  be  glad  with 
Lam.q.zi'  rejoice  and  be glad,0  daught.of  Edom 
Joel  2.21  .fear  not  O  land,begW  and  rejoice 

23.beg/^ye  child.of  Zion,&  rejoycein  the 
Hab.  1 . 1  {.therefore  they  rejoyce  and  are  glad 
Zeph.-^.i^.beglad  and  rejoyce  with  all  the  heart  O 
Mat.5.1 2  .rejoyce  and  be  exceeding  glad  for  great 
/4<t?.2.26\therefore  my  hea.did  rej.my  ton.wasgA*. 
Revel.19.17.let  us  be  glad  8c  rejoyce  &  give  hon. 

AftrA6.20.did  many  things  and  heard  him  gladly 

12.37.and  the  common  people  heard  him  gladly 

Lu\e  8.40.when  Je.was  returned  people  gladly  re. 

Aft.  2.4 1. they  that  gla.  received  his  wor.were  bap. 

21.17.when  come  to  Jeruf.thebrethr.rec.usf/. 

2  Cor.  1 1 . 1 9. for  ye  fuffer  {ooles gladly 

12.9-moft  gladly,  therefore  will  I  rather  glory 
1  5  .He  very  gladly  fpend  and  be  fpent 
sSlaunefTe, 
tfum.io.  io.in  the  day  of  yomgladnefs  ye  fhal  blow 
Deut.zS.47. with  gladnetfe  of  heart  for  abundance 
2  Sam.6. 1 2.brought  the  Arke  withgtefe.  into  the 
1  Cfo)-.i6.27.ftrength  and  gladnejfe  ate  in  his  place 
29.22.did  eat  &  drink  that  day  with  great  glad, 
z  Cto.29.30.they  fang  praifes  with  gladnejfe 
19.2  i.kept  the  feaft  of  unleav.bread  withgladn. 
23.  they  kept  other  fevendaies  with  gladnejj'e 
Ndb.8.i7.and  there  was  very  great  gladnefj'e 

1 2.27.10  keep  the  dedication  w  hh  gladneffe 

Ejih.  8.  \6.  Jewes  had  light  and  gladnefj'e  Ver.17. 

9. 17.  made  it  a  day  of  feafting  and  gladnefj'e 

Verfe  18,19. 
Pfal.4.7  .thou  haft  pat  gladnejfe  in  my  heart 
30.11.thou  haft  girded  me  with  gladnejfe 
4f.7.annointed  thee  with  the  oyTeof gladnejfe 

Heb.1.9. 
15. withgladn. &  rejoycing  fhal  they  be  bro. 
5  i.S.make  me  to  heare  joy  and  gladnejfe 
97.11.  gladnefj'e  for  the  upright  in  heart 
ioo.2.(erve  the  Lord  with  gladnejfe 
ioj.43.broughtforth  his  choien  whhgladnejfc 
io6.j.that  I  may  rejoyce  in  the  glad.oi  thy  nat. 
Pw.10.28.the  hope  of  the  righteous  (halhcgladwfs 
Cant.  3 . 1 1  .in  the  day  of  the  gladnejfe  of  his  heart 
Ifa.  16. 10. and  gladnejfe  is  taken  away  and  joy 
22.i3.behold  joy  and  gladnejfe,  flaying  oxen 
30.29.  when  a  holy  folemnity  is  kept,&  gladn. 
3  j.  10.  they  fhall  obtaine  joy  and  gladnejje 

Chap,  5  1. 1 1. 
51.3.  joy  andgladncjfe  fhalbe  found  therein 
/«>".7.34.ceafe  the  voyce  of  mirth  and  gladnejje 

Chap.i6.9-&  25.10. 
3 1.7.  fing  with  gladnejfe  for  Jacob 
3  3.1 1. there  fhalbe  heard  a  voyce  of  joy  &  glad. 
48.3  3  .joy  andgtefe.is  taken  from  the  plentiful 
Joel  i.i6.yea  joy  &.gla.  from  the  houfe  of  our  G 
Zecb.8.  i9.fhalbe  to  the  houfe Judah  joy  &  gladnejfe 
Ato\4.i6.immediatly  receive  it  with  gladnejfe 
Lu\e  i.i4.thoufhalthave  joy  &  gladn.  and  many 
Acl.z.46.  did  eate  their  meat  with  gladnefj'e 
1 2. 1 4.fhe  opened  not  the  doore  for  gladnejfe 
I4.i7.filling  their  hearts  with  food  &  gladnefj'e 
Pfci/. 2.29-receive  him  in  the  ~Lot.witha\\ gladnejfe 

(BlaCTe. 
1  cV.13.12.now  we  fee  through  a glaffe 


2  Cor.  3. 1 8. with  open  face  beholding  as  in  a  glaffe 
Jam.  1. 2 3. beholding  his naturall  face  inaglajj'e 
Rev.4.6.  a  fea  of  glaffe  like  chryftall 
1 5.2.a  fea  ofglafji  mingled  with  fire 

ftand  on  the  fea  ofglajj'e  having  harpes 
.21.18.  city,  pure  gold  like  c\s.eie  glaffe 

2i.city  pure  gold  as  it  were  trantparente/.-?/^ 

ioo&ng^gialTe,  See  ILoo&ing. 

dSlaflejS. 

£r.38.8.of  the  looking glajfes  of  the  women  affe. 

Ifa. 3. z$. the glajfe s,the  fine  linnen  and  the  hoods 

6lcane. 
^^«.i9.io.thou  fhalt  notgleane  thy  vineyard 

HtM.zif.zi. 
Ruth  2.2.  let  me  goe  to  the  field  and  gleam    ■ 
7. let  megleane  and  gather  after  reapers 
8.goe  not  togleane  in  another  field 

15.  when  fhe  was  rifen  up  to gle.  Boaz  com. 

let  her gleane  even  among  the  fheaves 

16.  let  fall  handfuls  that  fhe  may  glean  them 
23.fhe  kept  faft  by  Boaz  maidens  togleane 

Jer.6.9.thty  fhall  throughly  g/.the  remnant  of  Ifr. 

(SleaneD. 

Judg.zo.^ xhty gleaned  oithem  in  the  high-waies 
Ruth  2. 3. fhe  came  and  gleaned  after  the  reapers 
i7.fheg/.till  eVen,&  beat  out  that  fhe  had  gl. 
i8.her  mother-in-law  faw  what  fhe  had  glca, 
i9.wherehaft  thouglcaned  to  day 
(©ieanfns. 
Levit  .23.22.nor  gather  any  gleaning  of  thy  harveft 
Judg.8.z.  is  not  thzgleaning  of  the  grapes  of  Eph. 
lfa.i  7. 6. yet  gleaning  gtapes  fhalbe  left  in  it 

24.1 3-as  the  gleaning  grapes  when  vintage  is 
Jer.^9.9.  would  they  not  leave  (ome  glean,  grapes 

<©leati(ngiBf. 

Lev.  1  g.p.fhalc  thou  gather  the  gleanings  of  thy  har. 
Micah  7. 1, as  the  grape  gleanings  of  the  vintage 

Deut.  r  4. 1 3  .not  eate  the  glede,  kite,  vulture 

(©iifterfng. 
1  Cb/o.zy.il  have  prepared  glittering  ftones 
Job  20.25. the  glijler.iwotd  cometh  out  of  his  gall 
Lu^e  9.29-his  raiment  was  white  and  gliftering 

<BlitUv.    <©!tttermg. 
Dent. 3  2.41. ifl  whet  my  glittering  fword 
Job  39.23.<juiverratlethaga.  him,thegfefe.fpeare 
E^li-z  1 .10.it  is  fourbifhed  that  it  may  glitter 

28.it  isfourb.toconfume  becaufe  of  the  gilt. 
Nahum  3.3.horfemanlifceth  up  theg/itfm#gfpcare 
Hab. 3.1 1.  at  the  fhining  of  fhe  glittering  fpeare 

<t5loomtnefIe. 
Joel  2.2.  a  day  of  darknefle  and  of  gloominefje 

Zeph.1.15. 

<£loip. 

Exod.18  .z.tnake  garments  for  Aaron  for  glory 

40.make  Aarons  fons  coats,  girdles,forg/»yy 
1  Sam.z.S.to  make  them  inherit  the  throne  of  glory 
l  4.21.  the  glory  is  departed  from  Ifrael 

Verfe  22. 
i  Chron.16.z7. glory  and  honour  are  in  hisprefence 
22.5. houfe  muft  be  of  glory  and  fame 
29.1 1.  thine  is  the  power  andglory 

Mattb.6.11. 
Ejlh.  5 . 1 1  .Haman  told  them  of  the  glo.of  his  riches 
Job  39.20.the  glory  of  his  noftrils  is  terrible 
40.10.aray  thy  felfe  with  glory  and  beauty 
P/4/.8.5.  haft  crowned  him  withglory  and  honour 

Heb.z.7,9. 
24.  7.  the  King  of  gloiy  fhall  come  in 

Verfe  9. 

9.  who  is  this  King  of  glory  Verfe  10. 

10.  Lord  of  hoftes  he  is  the  King  of  glory  '  t 
29.3. the  God  ofglcrry  thundreth 
49.i6.whcntheg/«7ofhishoufeisincreafed 

7  j.24.and  afterward  receive  me  to  glo>y 
79#9.help  us  for  the  glory  of  thy  name 

8  5-9.that  glory  may  dwell  in  our  land 
89.17  .for  thou  art  the  glory  of  their  ftrength 
jo6.20.th  us  they  changed,  their  glory  into  the 
145.11.they  fhall  fpeakoftheg/o.  of  thy  kingd. 
149  {.let  the  Saints  be  joyfull  ing% 

Pj-o.3-3  5.the  wife  fhall  inheritg/ory 

4_9.a  crowne  of  glory  fha\\  (he  deliver  to  thee 
16.3 1. hoary  head  is  a  crowne  of  glory 
17. 6.  the  glory  of  children  is  their  fathers 
10.29.  the  glory  of  young  men  is  their  ftrength 
25.27.men' 


GL  O 


G  L  O 


s5.27.men  to  fearch  their  own  glory  is  not  glory 
28.12.when  righteous  rejoyce  there  is  great  glo. 
lfa.i.io.hide  thee  for  the  glory  ofhismajefty 

i9<for  fear  of  the  L.for  theglory  of  his  maje. 
Verfe  21. 
4.y.  upon  all  the  glory  flialbe  a  defence 
y.  i4.theirg/fl/7  (hall  defcend  into  it 
10. 1 2.11e  punifh  the  glory  of  h  is  high  lookes 

iS.fhallconfume  theglory  of  his  forreft 
13.1  p.Babylon  the  glory  of  kingdoms  fhalbe  as 
14.1 8. all  of  them  lie  in  glory  in  his  houfe 

16.  l^-glory  of  Moab  fhalbe  contemned 

1 7.  j. they  fhalbe  as  the  glory  of  the  childr.of  If. 
4.the  glory  of  Jacob  fhalbe  made  thin 

20.y.be  afhamed  of  Egypt  their  glory 

21.16.all  the  2/0*7  of  Kedar  fhall  faile 

22. 24. hang  upon  him  the  gl.oi  his  fathers  hon. 

23.9.10  ftaine  the  pride  of  all  glory 

24. 16.  even  glory  to  the  righteous 

28.y.Lord  of  hoftes  be  for  a  crowne  of  glory 

3  y.2.the  glory  of  Lebanon  fhalbe  given  to  it 

60.1  i.thcglory  of  Leban.  fhall  come  unto  thee 

6 1 .6.  in  their  glory  you  fhall  boaft 
62.3.  thoufhalt  be  a  crowne  of  glory  in 

66. 1 1  .be  delighted  w  ith  the  abund.  of  her  glo. 
1 1.  theglory  of  the  Gentiles  as  a  flowing  fir. 
Jer.x.  1 1  .but  my  people  have  changed  their  glory 

1 3 . 1 1  .that  they  might  be  to  me  for  a  glory 
E^k.  1.0,6.  which  is  theglory  of  all  lands 

Verfe  iy. 

24.2  y  .when  I  take  fr.them  the  joy  of  their  glo. 
2  J.9.I  will  open  the  glory  of  the  country  Beth. 
26.20.I  fhall  fet  glory  in  the  land  of  the  living 
3 1. r8 .to  whom  art  thou  thus  like  mglory 

D<J».2.37.G,hath  given  thee  powe^ftrcngth^&ry 
4.36.theg/fl?7  of  my  kingdome  returned  to  me 
5.  i8.G.gave  Nebu.thy  father  majefty  andg/wji 
17. 14. there  was  given  to  him  dominion, glory 
1  i.2o.a  raifer  of  taxesin  theglor.of  the kingd. 
3g.whom  he  fhall  acknowl.&  incr.with£&. 
Hof.q.y.lle  change  their  glory  into  fhame 

9. 1 1.3s  for  Ephraim>  their  glory  fhall  flee  away 
1  o.  j.for  the  glory  thereof,becaufe  it  is  departed 
Mk.i.  if. he  fhall  come  to  AdullamtheWo.oflfr. 
Nah.  1.9.  none  end  of  the  ftore  and  glory  out  of 
H<j&.2.i6.thou  art  filled  with  fhame  for  glory 
Hag.z.$.ytho  faw  this  houfe  in  her  firft  g/o/y 
7.  He  fill  this  houfe  vi ith  glory 
o.the  glory  of  this  latter  houfe  fhalbe  greater 
Zecb.z.f.liebethe  glory  in  the  midft  ofher 

8;  after  the  glory  hath  he  fent  me  to  the  nati. 
6. 1 3.fhalbuild  the  temple,he  fhall  bear  the  glo. 
1 1.3 . their  g/fl/y  is  fpoiled,  a  voice  of  the  roar. 
1 2.7.thattheg/o7  of  the  houfe  of  David, 

and  theglory  of  the  inhabit.of  Jerufal. 
M*f.4.8.kingd.of  the  world,and  the  glory  of  them 
6.2. that  they  may  have  glory  of  men 
16.27.in  the  glory  of  his  Father,  with  his 

Mark  8. $8. 

24.3  o.fce  the  Son  of  man  in  power  &  great  glo. 

Mar.i$.i6.  Luk.z  1.17. 
Lukp  2.  tq-glory  to  God  in  the  higheft,on  earth 

Chap.19.38. 
3  2. and  the  glory  of  the  people  Ifrael 
4.6. all  this  power  will  I  give  thee,and  the gloty 
9. 3 1  .who  appeared  in  glory,  and  fpake  of 
Joh.17.5.  with  the  glory  which  I  had  with  thee 
2  s.the  glory  which  thou  gaveft  me  I  have 
Acls  7.  2.  the  God  of  glory  appeared 

12.23.  becaufe  he  gave  not  God  theglory 
22. 1  i.when  I  could  not  fee  for  thegto^  of  that 
Rom.  2. 7.  feek  for  glory  and  honour 

jo. glo.  &  peace  to  every  man  that  w or. good 
4.20.ftrong  in  faith,giving  g/flry  to  God 
6.4-  raifed  from  the  dead  by  theglory  of  the  Fa. 
8. 1 8. are  not  worthy  to  be  comp.  with  theglory 
9. 4. to  whom  pertaineth  theglory,  &  covenants 

23  .which  he  had  afore  prepared  unto  glory 

1 1 .3  6.  to  whom  be  glory  for  ever        Gal.\.%. 

zTim.^.iS.  Hfi.13.21.  1  Pe/.y.n. 

16.27.to  God  only  wife  beglory  through  Chrift 

i  Tim.1.17. 

i  Co?-.2.7.which  God  hath  ordained  to  ourg/ory 

8.wov,ld  not  have  crucified  the  Lord  of  glory 

1 1 .7.  the  woman  is  theglory  of  the  man 

J  ?  .if  a  w  oman  have  long  haire,it  is  a  glory 


GLO         GLO 

1y.40.theg/07  ofthe  celeft.isone,theg/.ofthe 

4i.onegfo7  of  the  fun,  unoth.glo.of  the  fhrs 

one  ftar  differeth  from  another  mglory 

43.  fown  in  difhonour,  raifed  in  glory 

2  Cor. 1. 7. fov  the  glory  of  his  counten.  which  glory 

9.  if  the  miniftrat.of  condemnation  beglory 
much  more  the  min. of  righ. exceed  in  gl. 

10.  had  no  glory  by  reafon  of  the  glo.wci>  exc. 
1 8  .are  changed  from  glory  to  glory 

4.i7.worketh  for  us  an  eternall  weight  of  glory 
8.19.10  theg/fli7  of  the  fame  Lord 

2  3  .meffeng.of  the  churches,&  glo .  of  Chrift 
Gal.  j.  16. let  us  not  be  defirous  of  yaineg/ory 
Ephcf.  1.6x0  the  praife  of  the  glory  of  his  grace 
17-Father  of  glory  may  give  you  the  fpirit 
18. what  the  riches  of  the  g/flry  of  his 
3 . 2 1 .  to  him  be  glory  in  the  church 
Phil.1.1 1  .filled  with  the  fruits  of  righ.to  theglory 
l.iy.whofeglory  is  their  fhame 
4. 1 9.  according  to  his  riches  in  glory 

20.  to  God,  and  our  Father  be  glory  for  ever 
Co/.i.27.what  is  the  riches  of  theglory  of  this 

Chrift  in  you  the  hope  of  glory 
3.4.then  fhall  you  appear  with  him  in  gloty 

1  Thef.z.6.nor  of  men  fought  we  glory 

12.  hath  called  you  to  his  kingdome  &  glory 
20.  ye  are  our  glory  and  joy 

2  Thef.  1 .9.and  from  the  glory  of  his  power 

2. 1 4. to  the  obtaining  of  the  gloty  of  our  Lord 

1  Tiw.3 .  1 6.  received  up  intoglory 

2  Tim.  2. 10.  which  is  in  Chtift  with  eternall  glory 
Heb.z.io.in bringing  many  fons  untoglory 

3.3  .this  man  counted  worthy  of  more  glo.  then 
9.  y. over  it  the  Cherubims  of  glory 
Jam.z.  1  .faith  of  our  LJef.the  L. of  glory, vi'h  refp. 
1  Pet.  i.7.might  be  found  unto  honour  and  glory 
8. rejoice  with  joy  unfpeakable,&  ful  of  glo. 
1 1. and  the  glory  that  fhould  follow 
2 1. G. raifed  him  fr.the  dead,&  gave  him  gl. 
24.aH  theglory  of  man  as  the  flower  of  grafs 
2. 20.what  g/o?y  is  it,if  when  ye  be  buffeted 
4. 14-for  the  fpirit  of  glory  refteth  upon  you 
y.  1.  a  partaker  of  the  glory  which  fhal  be  revea. 
4.ye  dial  receive  a  crown  of  glory  that  fadeth 
1  o.  hath  called  us  to  eternall  glory  by  Chrift 
2P£M-3.that  hath  called  us  to  glory  and  vertue 
17. he  received  from  God  honour  and  glory 
came  fuch  a  voice  from  the  excell.g/0^ 
3. 18.  to  him  be  glory-both  now  and  ever 

Revel.  1.6. 
fude  2  y.to  the  only  wife  God,our  Saviour,be  glo. 
Revel.  4.  1 1.  thou  art  worthy  to  receive  glory 

Chap.y.12. 
y .  1 3  .honour  and  glory  to  him  that  fitteth  on 
7. 1 2.bLeffing  and  glory  be  to  out  God 

I  Li  3. remnant  affrighted,and  give  glory  to  the 
I9.i.falvationandg/o»j  to  the  Lord  our  God 
2 1. 24. kings  of  the  earth  bring  their  glory  into 

26.  fhall  bring  the  glory  of  the  nati.  into  it 

Give  45l02p. 

Jofh.7. 1 9. give  glory  to  the  G.  of  heaven,  &  make 

1  Sam.6.%.ye  fhall  giveglory  to  the  God  of  Ifrael 

1  dwfl.16.28.  give  to  the  Lord  glory  and  ftrength 

P/S/.29.1.&96.7. 

29.give  tcthe  Lord  theglory  due  to  his  name 

P/S/.29.2.  &  q6.8. 

Pfal.Bq. 1 1. the  Lord  will  give  grace  and  glory 

I I  y.i.but  to  thy  name  give  the  gloty 
Ifa.qi.  1 2.  let  them  give  glory  to  the  Lord 

Jcr.  1 3 . 1 6.  give  gloty  to  the  Lo.  your  G .  before  he 
Mal.z.  2 .  if  ye  will  not  lay  it  to  heart,  to  give  glory 
Lu\e  17. 18. none  returnedto  giveglory  to G.fave 
Rev. 4.9.  when  thofe  beafts  give  g/o>;y 
I4.7.feare  God,and  give  glory  to  him 
1 6.9.  they  repented  not  to  give  him  glory 
dPlfjip  of  God. 
Pfal.  i9.2.the  heavens  declare  the  glory  of  God 
Prfl.2y.2.itis  theg/fl/yofGodtoconcealea  thing 
£^.8.4.  theglory  of  the  God  of  Ifrael  was  there 
9.3 .  theglory  of  the  God  of  Ifrael  was  gone  up 
io.  i9ttheg/o.of  the  G. of  Ifrael  was  over  them 
Chap.11.22. 
43.2-g&/y  of  G.  came  from  the  way  of  the  eaft 
Joh.i  i.4.not  unto  death,  but  for  theglory  of  God 

40.thou  fhouldft  fee  the  gloty  of  God 
^#J7.yy.ftedfaftlyintoheav.&fawthe£/.ofG. 


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GLO 


Rom.7,  .23  .and  come  fhort  of  the  gloty  of  God 
5.2.and  rejoice  in  hope  of  the  glory  of  God 
1  y.7-as  Chrift  alfo  received  us  to  the  glory  of  G. 
1  Cfl/\io.3i.doeall  to  theglory  of  God 

1 1.7.  man  is  the  image  and  glory  of  God 
,  2  Cor.  1. 20. unto  the  glory  of  God  by  us 

4.6.the  light  of  the  knowl.  of  theglory  of  God 

1  y.thankfg.of  many  redound  to  theg/.  of  G. 

Phil.  1 . 1 1  .by  Jefus  Chr.  to  the  praife  &  glory  of  G. 

2. 1 1. that  Jefus  is  Lord,to  theglory  of  God 

to.  iy.  3. temple  filled  with  fmoke  fr.the  g/.ofG. 

2 1 . 1 1. the  great  city,having  the  gloty  of  God 

23-for  thegfory  cfGod  did  lighten  it 

His  JdIo?}). 

Dent.  y.24.  the  Lord  hath  (hewed  us  his  glory 

3. 1 7. his  glory  is  like  the  firftling  of  a  bullock 
1  Chro.  1 6.24.dedare  his  glory  among  the  heathen 

Pfal.96.3. 
Pfal.  2 1 .  y  .his  glory  is  great*  in  thy  falvation 

29.9.  in  his  temp.doth  cv.one  fpeak  of  his  glory 
49.17.  his  glory  fhall  not  defcend  after  him 
72.19.let  the  whole  earth  be  filled  with  hisglo. 
7  8. 61. his  glory  into  the  enernieshand 
89.44.thou  haft  made  his  gloty  to  ceafe 
97.6.  all  the  people  fee  his  glory 
1 02. 1 6. he  fhall  appeare  in  his  glory 
1 1 3.4.  and  his  glory  above  the  heavens 

PM148.13. 
1  ro.  1 9. 1 1  .it  is  his  glory  to  pafle  over  a  tranfgreffi. 
Ifa.3.8.  to  provoke  the  eyes  of  hisg/fl>> 
6. 3. the  whole  earth  is  full  of  his  glory 
8.7.K.of  Affyr.and  all  his  glory  fhall  come  up 
io.i6.underhisg/flryhe  fhall  kindle  a  burning 
y9.19.and  his  glory  from  therifing  of  the  fun 
60.2.  hisglory  (hall  be  feen  upon  thee 
fer.ii.  i8.ah  Lord,  or  ah  his  glory 
-£^•43 -1-  the  earth  fhined  with  hisglory 
D<«z.y.2o.theytookhisg/07  from  him 
Hab.  ■$.■$,  his  glory  covered  the  heavens 
M<tf.6.29.Sol.in  all  his  glory  was  not  arrayed  like 

Lu^e  12.27. 
19.28.  when  the  Son  of  man  fhall  fit  in  hisglo. 
Chap.2y.31. 
28.3 1.  Son  of  man  fhall  come  in  hisglory 

Lufe  9.26. 
Z^.9.3  i.vvhcn  they  were  awake  they  faw  hisglory 

24.26.and  to  enter  into  his  glory 
Joh.  1 . 1 4.we  beheld  his  glory, as  the  glory  of  the 
2. 1 1.  Jef.did  in  Galilee,&  manifefted  his  glory 
7.1 8.feeks  his  owng/o.but  he  that  feeks  hisg/0. 
12.41.fdid  Ifaiah  when  he  faw  hisglo.  &  fpake 
Rom. 3.7.  through  my  lie  unto  hisglory 

9.23. might  make  known  the  riches  of  hisg/fl>;y 
Epb.1.1 2.fhould  be  to  the  praife  of  hisglo.  V.i  4. 
3.16.  grant  you  accord,  to  the  riches  of  hisglo. 
Heb.1.3.  who  being  the  brightnefTe  of  hisglory 
1  Pet.4,1 3.  when  hisglory  (hall  be  revealed 
Jude  24.pref.you  blamel.  before  the  pref.of  hisg/. 
Rev.  18. 1. the  earth  was  lightened  with  hisglory 

My  ©Nut*.    . 
Gen.o,*,.  13.  tell  my  father  of  all  my  gloty  in  Egypt 
Exod.  29. 4  3.  tabernacle  (hall  be  fanftif.by  my  glory 

33.2  2.whilemy  glory  paffeth  by ,Ile put 
Num.  14. 22. all  thofe  men  which  have  feen  my  gl. 
Job  19.9.  he  hath  fttipt  me  of  my  glory 

29.20.  my  glory  was  frefh  in  me 
Pfal.  3 . 3  .my  glory,and  the  lifter  up  of  my  head 
4.2. how  long  will  ye  turn  my  glory  into 
1 6-9-my  heart  is  glad,my  glory  re  joiceth 
30. 1 2.to  the  end  that  my  glory  may  fing  praife 
y7.8.awake  up  my  g/flry,awake  pfaltery 
62. 7. in  God  is  my  falvation,and  my  glory 
108. 1.  He  fing  and  give  praife  with  my  glory 
Z/S.42.8.  my  gloty  will  I  not  give  to  another 

Chap.48.11. 
43. 7. for  I  have  created  him  for  my  glory 
46. 1 3 .Tie  place  falvar.in  Zion,for  Ifr.my f lory 
60.7.  He  glorifie  the  houfe  of  my  glory 
66. 1 8.they  fhall  come  and  fee  my  glory 
19.nei.have  feen  my  glo.  they  fhall  ded.myg/o. 
£^.39.2i.Ile  fet  my  glory  among  the  heathen 
Mc.2.9.fr.theirchildr.  haveye  taken  away  my  glo. 
John  8.yo.  I  feek  not  mine  owne  glory 

17.24.  th3t  they  may  behold  my  g/ory,which 

<f»lOip  of  the  Lord. 

£#A.  1 6-7.in  the  morn.ye  fhall  fee  t!:e  g/fl.of  the  L. 

io.behold 


G  L  O       G  L  O 

i  o.behold,the  glory  of  the  L.appeared  in  the 
14.16.p-/0ryoftheL.abode  upon  mount  Sinai 
1 7  jfary  of  the  Lord  was  like  devouring  fire 
40.  34.  glory  of  the  Lord  filled  the  tabernacle 

Verfe  3  7. 

LcviU9.6.tht  nlory  of  the  Lord  (hall  appear  to  you 

1   23  gloryoi  the  Lo.appeared  to  all  the  people 

Nnm.16.19.  Sczo.6. 

Num.i  4. 10.  glory  of  the  Lord  appeared  in  the  tab. 

Chapt.  16.4a. 

1 1. all  the  earth  (halbe  filled  with  the  glo.of 

1  Kin.%.  ii. glory  of  the  Lord  had  filled  the  houfe 

aCkff.*.i4.&  Chap.7. 1,2,3.  £^ 

43. f.  &  Chap.44.4. 

Pfal.  1 04.  j  1  -gloiy  °f  the  Lord  (hal  endure  for  ever 

1 3  8 .  f  .for  great  is  the  glory  of  the  Lord 
lfa.  3  j.'i.they  (hall  fee  the  glory  of  the  L.and  the 
40.  f.theglory  of  the  Lord  flialbe  revealed 
fS. 8. glory  of  the  Lord  fhalbe  thy  reward 
60. 1  g/ory  of  the  Lord  is  rifen  upon  thee 
EX§k'  1  .i3.appear.of  the  likeneffe  of  the  glory  of 
3.1  i.bleffed  be  the  glory  of  the  Lord  from  his 
2 3  .glory  of  the  Lo.ftood  as  the  glory  which 
io.4.the  glory  of  the  Lord  went  up  from  the 
full  of  the  brightneffe  of  the  Lords  glory 
1 8 . glory  of  the  L.departed  from  the  threfli. 
1  i.i$.glory  of  the  Lord  went  up  from  the  midft 
4j.4.£/o/y  of  the  Lord  came  into  the  houfe  by 
Hab.  2.  infilled  with  the  knowl.of  theg/.of  the  L. 
Lu\.z.^.glary  of  theLord  (hone  round  about  them 

2  Cor.  3.  18.behol.as  in  a  glafle  thegfo.of  tfce  Lord 

This  (DlOip. 
Gfs.3 1. 1 1  .of  our  fath.hath  he  gotten  all  thisgkry 

Thy  (Slurp. 
Exod.  3  j .  1 8.1  befeech  thee  (hew  me  thy  glory 
Pfal.8.  i.who  haft  fet  thy  g%  above  the  heavens 
l     4f.3.thy  fword  upon  thy  thigh  with  thy  gloty 
57.  5  .let  thy  glory  be  above  all  the  earth    V.  1 1. 
Pfal.ioS.j. 
6"3.2,.to  fee  thy  power  and  thy  glory 
90.1 6.and  thy  glory  unto  their  children 
102. 1  ?.and  all  the  kings  of  the  earth  thy  glory 
Ifa.zz.i2  .there  the  charets  of  thy  glory  (halbc 
60.19.and  thy  God  thy  glory 
6"2.2.and  all  kings  (hall  fee  thy  glory 
63.1  j. behold  from  the  habitation  of  thy  glory 
fer.  1 4. 2 1  .do  not  d  ifgrace  the  throne  of  thy  glory 

48.  i8.come  down  from  thy  glory 
Ha&.2.i6.(hamefull  fpewing  (halbe  on  thy  glory 
3to.10.37.on  the  left  hand  in  thy  glory 

Your  ©lo'lt*. 
l/it.io,3.where  will  ye  leave  your  glory 
Jer.  r  3 . 1 8  .come  dow n,even  the  crown  of  your  gl. 
Ephefo.ii.tor:  my  tribulations,  which  is  your glo. 


GL  O      GL  O 

©".though  I  would  defire  to  glory 
9.I  will  rather  glory  in  mine  infirmities 
Gal.6. 1 3. that  they  may  glory  in  your  fleih 

i4.God  forbid  that  I  (hould  glory  fave  in 
2  Tbef.  1.4.(0  that  we  our  felves  glory  in  you  in  the 
/<w».3.i4.if  envie  &  ftrife  in  your  hearts,g&.not 

<t>102(eft, 
>/Ter.49.4.wherefore gloriefl  thou  in  the  rallies 

<jj?10itetr). 
fer.cf.14.kt  him  that  glorieth  glory  in  this,  that  he 
lCor.1.31.  &2CW.10.17. 


Exod.B.g.glory  over  me,when  (hall  I  entreat  for 

2  Kin.  14.10.ghry  of  this,and  tarry  at  home 

1  tf!m  1 6. 1  o.gte?  ye  in  his  holy  name  P/I10J.3. 

3  5  .and  glory  in  thy  praife 
Pfal.6  3 .  r  i.every  one  that  fweares  by  him  (hal  glo. 
64.10.the  upright  in  heart  {hallglory 
106.  f  .that  I  may  glory  with  thine  inheritance 
lfa.41.1 6.and  (h»lt glory  in  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 
4  j.  2 5 .in  the  Lord  (hall  the  feed  of  Ifraelg/ory 
/ff.4.2.and  in  him  (hall  they  glory 

9.23  .not  the  wife  man  glo.  nor  mighty  man  gl. 
nor  the  rich  man  glory  in  his  riches 
24.  let  him  that  glorieth  glory  in  this 

1  Corin.  1.3 1. 
R(W».4.2.he  hath  whereof  to  gtoy,but  notbef.God 
■5 . 3  .we  glory  in  tribulations  alfo 
1  f.17.1  have  therefore  whereof  I  may  glory  - 

1  Cor.  i.29.that  no  flefli  (hould glory  in  his  prefen. 

3 1 .  let  him  that  glorieth  glory  in  the  Lord 

2C0f.1o.17. 
3.21  .let  no  man  glory  in  men 
4.7. why  doft  thou  glory, as  if  thou  hadft  not 
9. 1 6.though  I  preach,!  havenothing  to  glory  of 

2  Cor.  j.  1  a.give  you  occaGon  to  glo.on  our  behalfe 

glory  in  appearance,and  not  in  power 
H.i2.whereintheygZa/y,theymaybe  found 
1 8. many  glory  after  the  ne(h,I  will  glory  alfo 
3».if  I  muft  needs  glory  ,1  wiU  glory  of  the 
1 1 .  i.not  expedient  for  me  doubtlcfle  to  glory 
5  .of  fuch  a  one  will  Iglory 

of  my  felfe  I  will  not  glory 


Pfal.  22.23  ,ye  the  feed  of  Jacob  glorifie  him 
? o.  1 5 .  and  thou  (haltg/fl;jj?£  me 
86.9.and  maWglorifie  thy  name 

1 2.1  will  glorifie  thy  name  for  evermore 
lfa.  24 . 1 5  .glorifie  ye  the  Lord  in  the  fires 

25.3  .therefore  Ihall  the  ftrong  people  glorifie 
60. 7.I  will  glorifie  the  houfe  of  my  glory 
fer.2.0.  ig.Ile  alfog&/7j?e  them,  &  they  (hall  not 
,M<tf .  %.i6. glorifie  yom  Father  which  is  in  heaven 
John  iz.z%.Yuhex,glorifie  thy  Name 

and  will  glorifie  it  againe 
i3.32.G0d  (hall  alfogteij&himinhimlelfe 

and  (hall  ftraightway  gtorijfc  him 
16.14.he  (hall  g/aWj?e  me,  for  he  (hall  receive 
17.  i.the  houre  is  come,  glorifie  thy  Son 

that  thy  Son  alfo  may  glorifie  thee 
^.glorifie  thou  me  with  thy  owne  felfe         *... 
2 1 .  i9-by  what  death  he  (hould  glorifie  God 
Rom.  1 5 .6.one  mind  and  one  mouth  glorifie  God 
9.  that  the  Gentile's  might  glori.God  fox  his 

1  Cor.6.zo.glorifie  God  in  your  body  &  in  yourfp. 

2  Cw.9.13.  they  glori.God  for  your  profefied  fub. 
1  Pet.z.i  z.glorifie  God  in  the  day  of  vi (nation 

4.i6.1et  him  glorifie  God  on  this  behalfe 
Revel.i  j.4.who"(hall  not  feare  thee,andgtorij?<r 

(Bloiifict), 
Im*.  rc3.be  fore  all  the  people  I  will  be  glorified 
lfa.%6.i  f.haft  increafed  the  nation,thou  art  glori. 
44.23.the  Lord  hathf/ori/Whimfelf  in  Ifrael 
49.3.O  Ifrael,in  whom  I  will  be  glorified 
55.5.holy  One  of  Ifrael,for  he  hathgfoWj?.thee 
Chapt.60.9. 
60.2 1  .work  of  my  hands,that  I  may  be  glorifi. 
61.3  .planting  of  the  Lord  ,that  he  might  be  gl. 
66.f.let  the  Lord  be  glorified 
£^.i8.22.Ilebeg/owjfe/in  the  midft  of  thee 

3  9. 1 3. a  renown  in  the  day  that  I  (halbe  glorifi. 
Dim-  5.23  .all  thy  waies  haft  thou  not  glorified 
Hag.  1.8. He  take  pleafure  in  it,&  I  will  be  glorifi. 
Mat.9.S.they  marvelled,and  glorified  God 

Ln\e  5.26. 
1  $.3 1.  and  they  glorified  the  God  of  Ifrael 
Mar.z.iz.glorified  God,faying,We  never  faw  it 
Luke  4. 1 5  .taught  in  their  fynag.beingg/ori/zerf  of 
7.  i6.there  came  a  fear  on  all, and  glorified  God 
1 3.1 3.(he  was  made  ftraight,and  meglori.God 
1 7. 1 5. turned  back,  &  with  a  loud  voice gl-G. 
23.47.Centur.faw  what  was  done,heg/o.God 
John  7.39.becaufethat  Jefuswas  not  yet  glorified 
i  i.4.that  the  Son  of  God  might  be  glori.theic 
1 2. 1 6.but  when  Jefus  vim  glorified,  then  rem. 

2  3 .  is  come  the  Son  of  man  (hould  be  glorifi. 
28 .1  have  both  glorified  it,and  w  ill  glorifie 

13.3 1  .now  is  the  Son  of  mm  glorified 

and  God  is  glorified  in  him 

3  2.if  God  be  glorified  in  him,  God  (hall  alfo 
I4.13.that  the  Father  may  be  g/<w/?.intheSon 
1 5.8 .herein  is  my  Father  glorified,that  ye  beare 
1 7.4.I  have  glorified  thee  on  the  earth 

10. and  I  am  glorified  in  them 
Aff.$.i}.God  of  ourfath.hathg/ori/z«/his  Son 
4.21.  all  menglorified  God  for  that  which  was 
1 1.1 8.they  gfow.God,faying,Then  hath  God 
1 3.48.Gentiles  heard  this,they  glori.the  word 
2  i.20.when  they  heard  \t,they  glorified  they  L. 
Roa».  1.2 1. they  knew  God,  they  glorified himnot 
8.i7.fu(Fer  with  him,that  we  may  alfo  beghi. 
30.wb.om  he  juftified,them  he  alfo  glorified 
Gal. 1. 24.th.ty  (lor'ifiedGod  in  me 
2  Tbef.  1 . 1  o . w  hen  he  (hall  come  to  be  glorified 
1 2.that  the  name  of  our  LJef.may  be  glorifi 
3.i.thatthe  word  of  God  may  bt  glorified 
Heb.  5 . 5  .fo  alfo  Chrift  glorified  not  himfelfe 
1  Pcf.4.1  i.that  God  in  all  things  may  beglorified 
Nn 


GLO      G  N  A 

— r- _ 

i4,but  on  your  part  he  is  glorified 
fovel.tH.-j.hovr  much  (he  hath  glorified  her  felfe 

<fl?lo?tfietl).    <Slo?tfg(ns. 
P/i/.5o.2  3.whofo  offereth  pnik,glorifieth  me 
Ia^.2.20.the  (hepherds  returned,g/»>-^flg  God 
5.2  $.he  departed  to  his  owne  houfe,g/o/i/".God 
18. 4 3. received  his  fight,followed  him,glorify. 
©losing. 

1  Cor.  j. 6. ,y 'our glorying  isnotgood 

9,1  j.that  any  (hould  make  my  glorying  vQid 

2  Cfl/.7.4.great  is  my  glorying  of  you 

1 2. 1  i.I  am  become  a  foole  in  glorying 
<2?lo?fontf, 
Exed.i  5.6.thy  right  hand,0  L.is become  glorious 

1  i.who  is  like  thee  glorious  inholinefle 
£>£#?.  2  8. 5  8. that  thou  mayeft  fear  this  glorious  and 
2  Sam.6.zo.how  glorious  was  the  K.of  Ifra.to  day 

1  Cbro.io.  1 3  .we  praife  thy  glorious  name 
Nch.y.  j.blefled  be  thy  glorious  name 

Efth.  i.4.he  Qiewed  the  riches  of his  glorious  kingd. 

Pfal.tf .  1 3. kings  daughter  is  all  glorious  within 
66.2.make  his  praife  glorious 
7  2. 1 9. and  blcfled  be  bis  glorious  name     . 
76.4.thou  art  more  glorious  and  excellent 
%7'S'glorioHS  things  are  fpokenof  thee 
1 1 1.3-his  work  is  honourable  andglorious 
1 4j.f  .He  fpeak  of  the  glorious  honour  of  thy 
1 2. to  make  known  the  glorious  majefty  of 

(/d.4.2.(hall  the  branch  of  the  Lord  be  glorious, 
1  i.io.and  his  reft  (halbe glorious 
xi. 2  3  .he  (halbe  for  a  glorious  throne 

28 . 1  .whofc glorious  beauty  is  a  fading  flower 
4>the  glorious  beauty  which  is  on  the  head  of 

30.30.caufe  his  gloitous  voice  to  be  heard 

33.2  i.there  the  glorious  Lord  will  be  unto  us  a 
49.  f  .yet  (hall  I  be  glorious  in  the  eyes  of 

60. 1 3  .He  make  the  place  of  my  feet  gloriotu 
63 . 1  .this  that  is  glorious  in  his  apparell 
1 2.that  led  them  with  his  glffrious  arme 
i4.to  make  thy  felfe  a  glorious  name 

fer.  1 7. 1 2.a  glorious  high  throne  from  the  beginn. 

E^.27.2  f .  made  glorious  in  the  midft  of  the  feas 

Dan.  1 1.1 6.he  (hall  ftand  in  the  glorious  land 
4 1  .he  (hall  enter  alfo  into  the  glorious  land 
45.between  the  feas  in  the  glor.hoXy  mount. 

Lu\.  1 3 .  17 .all  the  people  rejoyced  for  all  the  glo. 

/toj.8.21  .into  the  gtev.liberty  of  the  child.of  G. 

2  Cflr.3.7.ingraven  in  ftones  was  glorious 

8.  (hal  not  the  minift.of  the  fpirit  be  glorious 
lo.thit  which  was  made  glorious  had  no  glo. 
1 1. which  is  done  away,wasg/0«ff7tf,much 
more  that  which  remaineth  is  glorious 
4.4.1eft  the  light  of  theg&.Gofp.(hould  (hine 
Epbef.  5.27.  prefent  it  to  himfel  fe  a  glorious  Chur. 
Phil. 3. z  i.fafliioned  like  unto  his glmous  body 
C0L1.1i'  ftreng.with  all  might  accord. to  hisglor. 
1  Tiw.  1. 1 1. according  cotheg/ori.Gofp.of  the  bl. 
Tit .  2.13  .looking  for  the  glorious  appearing 

<0b?toa<l(>. 
Exod.  t  % .  1  .he  hath  triumphed  gloriously 
lfa. 24.23  .Lord  (hall  reigne  before  his  anci.glori. 

Glutton.    <&lQttentm8. 
Deut.zi.zo.he  is  a  glutton,  and  a  drunkard 
PiW.23.21.the  glut.Sc  drunkard  (hal  come  to  pov. 
Mat.11.19A  man gluttenous&nd  a  wine-bibber 

Luke  7-34° 
(Pnafij. 
P/a/.ii2.io.he(hallg«<«/&  with  his  teeth,&  melt 
I<zw.2.i6.they  hiffe,and gnajh  the  teeth 

(BnaCbeo. 
Pfal.  3  f .  1 6.they  gnafhed  upon  me  with  their  teeth 
Acl.j.f  4-cut  to  the  heart,and  mafhedon.  him 

fob  16-9.be  gnajhetb  upon  me  with  his  teeth 

Pfal.i7.iz. 
Mar.a.iS.he  fometh,and  gnafiietb  with  his  teeth 

<0nafl)tttg. 
Mat$.i  i.there  (halbe  weeping  Scgnajhing  of  tee. 
Chapt.13.4ijJ0-  &  22.13. &  24. y  1. 
&  25.30.^.  13.28. 

Stint. 
it/<tf.23.24.that  drain  at  a  gnat,&  fwallow  a  cam. 

d5naiB. 
Zeph.  3 . 3  .they  gnaw  not  the  bones  till  the  morrow 

d&natoct). 
Revel.  16.1  o.they  gnawed  their  tongues  for  pain 

_  d5niDu0. 


G  O  A       G  O  A 


G  O  A       GOD 


GOD      GOD 


<SntDn0, 

/4$.27.7.fcarce  come  over  againft  Gt&dus 

<SoaO,    dSoabjff* 
Judg.  3  .3  i  .flew  with  an  oxe  goad  6oo.men 
i  Sam.  i  j .  2 1  .they  had  a  file  to  fharpen  the  goadi 
Ecclef.  1 2. 1 1  .the  words  of  the  wife  are  is  goads 

<Soat. 
Gen.  1 5.9.tate  a  (hee  goat  of  three  years  old 
I***.*.  1 2-if  his  offering  be  a  goaf,then  he  fhall 
4. 24,fhall  lay  his  hand  on  the  head  of  the  goat 
7.23-ye  fhall  cat  no  fat  of  (beep  or  |0df 
0.1 5-andtook  the  goat  which  was  the  fin  offer. 
10. 1 6.Mofes  fought  the  goat  of  the  fin  offering 
1 6. 9.  Aaron  (hall  bring  the  goat  on  which  the 
10. goat  on  which  the  lot  fell  to  be  the  fca.g. 
1 5. then  fhall  he  kill  the  goat  that  is  for  a 
1 8.put  the  bloud  of  the  goat  on  the  homes 
2 1  .their  tranfgref.  upon  the  head  of  the  goat 
22.the  goat  fhal  bear  upon  him  all  their  iniq. 
he  fhall  let  go  the  goat  into  the  wildernes 
27 .  the  goat  for  a  fin  cffer.whofe  bloud  was 
17  .j .  whetever  killeth  an  oxe  or  go.in  the  camp 
22.27.when  a  goat  is  brought  forth,it  lhalbe 
Num.  1  ?.27.fin  through  igno.they  fhal  bring  a  go. 
18.17  .firftling  of  a  goat  thou  fhalt  not  redeem 
28.22.one  goat  for  a  fin  offer.tomake  an  aton. 
Chap.29.22,28,3 1,34,38. 
Deut.i/^.^.ye  (hall  eat  oxe,fheep,goaf 
£^.43.*5.feven daies,every  day  ago.for  a  fin  of. 
D#2.8.f  .the  goat  had  a  notable  horn  between 
2 1  .the  rough  goat  is  the  king  of  Grecia 
° Hee  (Scat. 

Pro.  3  o.  3 1  .a  grayhound  ,a  hec  goat  alfo,  and  a  k  ing 
/^.ji-40.bringthem  down  like  rams  with  heego. 
Dd3.8.5.behold,an  hee  goaf  from  the  weft 

8  .therefore  the  hee  goat  waxed  very  great 
Life©  flat- 
let .16.20.an  end  of  reconcil.bring  the  live  goat 
z  1  .both  his  hands  on  the  head  of  the  live  go. 
Scape  <Beat  ■ 
Levit.i  6.8.the  other  lot  for  the  (cape  goaf 

1  o.on  which  the  lot  fell,  to  be  the  fcape  goat 
let  him  go  for  a  fcape  goat  into  the  wilder. 
a6.he  that  let  go  thegoat  for  the  fcapegoaf 
mid  (Scat. 
Dear.  1 4. 5  .ye  (hall  eat  fallow  deere,wild  goat 


Gc».27.o.fetch  me  from  thence  a.kids  of  the  goafs 
i6.fhe  put  the  skin  of  the  kids  of  thtgoats 
3 0.3  2. all  the fpctttd  &  fpeckled  among  the  go. 
3  3  .every  one  not  fpeckled  among  the  goats 
3  j.  he  removed  the  heegoafsring  ftraked 
and  the  fheegoafslpeckled  and  fpotted 
51.38.thy  fhee  goafs  have  not  caft  their  young 
3  2.i4.two  hundred  fheeg(/afs,20.hee  goats 
37.3 1  Jailed  a  kid  of  thegoafs,and  dipped  the 
Exod.  1 2. 5  .fhal  take  it  out  from  the  (heep  or  goats 
Levlt.  1 . 1  o.if  his  offering  be  of  the  (heep  or  goats 

4.2  3. fin  come  to  his  know.bring  a  kid  of  the  g. 

Verfe  28. 

5.6.a  Iamb  or  kid  of  the  goafs  for  a  fin  offering 
9. 3. take  a  kid  of  thcgaafs,acalfeandalamb 
16. 5.two  kids  of  the  goats  for  a  fin  offering 
7. take  two  goats, and  prefent  them  before  the 
S.Aaron  (hall  caft  lots  upon  the  two  goats 
22.19.ye  fhal  offer— a  male  of  the  fheep  or  go. 
2  3.i9.thcnfacrifice  one  kid  of  thegoafs  fora 
N*y»;.7.i6,22,28,34, 40,46,  52,58,64, 
70,76,8 2.&  Cha.i  f.24.&  28.1 5,30. 
£29.5,1 1,16,19,25. 
7. 17. five  rams,  five  heegoafs,five  lambs 

V.23,29,3J,4t347^35T?^T,7i>77583. 
8 7. the  kids  of  the  goats  for  a  fin  offering 

Verfe  1 2. 
8  8. the  rams  6o.the  hee  goafs  6a. 
Deut.i  2.i4.ramsof  the  breed  of  Bafhan,  &  goats 

1  S«w.25;.2.Nabal  had  3'ooo.fheep,&  looo.goats 

2  Cbro.iy.i  1  .brought  Jehofh.flocks,7700.hee go. 

29.2i.brcught  7.1ambs,7.heegoafsfcra  fin  of. 

2  3  .they  brought  forth  the  hee  f (/.before  the 

E^r.6- 17. offered  at  dedic.i  2.heegoa.according  to 

8.3  j.child.comeoutof  capt. offered  i2.hee  go. 
Pfal.  50.cj.Ile  take  no  hee  goats  out  of  thy  fold 

1 3  .will  I  drink  the  bloud  of goats 
6^4  5  .He  offr  bullocks  with  goats 
I  P>fl.27.26.theg0<tfsare  the  price  of  thy  field 


27.thou  fhalt  have  goats  milk  enough  for 
CV2ȣ.4.i.thy  hairc  isas  a  flock  of  goafs    Cha.6. 5. 
Ifa.i.n.I  delight  not  in  the  bloud  of  hee  goats 

34.6.fword  of  the  L.fat  with  the  bloud  of  goats 
fer.  5o.8.andbe  as  the  hec  goats  before  the  flocks 
£^'*7-ai' Arabia  occupied  with  thecinra.&  g. 
34. 17.I  judge  between  the  rams  and  heegoat s 
3  9. 1 8.yc  (hall  drink  the  bloud  of  lambs,  goats 
43.22.on  the  fecond  day  offer  a  kid  of  thegoats 
45.23. a  kid  of  thegoat  daily  for  a  fin  offering 
Zed?.  1 0.3. and  I  punifhed  thegoats 
Mat.  2  5 . 3  2  .a s  a  fhcphe.divideth  fheep  from  goats 

3  3. he  fhall  fet  the  goats  on  his  left 
Heb.o.  1 2. neither  by  the  bloud  of  goats  and  calves 
1 3  .if  the  bloud  of  goats  fanftifieth  to  the 
i9.took  the  bloud  of  goafs,  and  fprinkled 
io,4.it  is  inipoflible  the  bloud  of  goats  (hould 
<&  Otitis  hake. 
Exod. 2  y .4_ye  (hall  take  fine  linnen,  goats  haire 
26.7  .thou  fhalt  make  curtains  of  goats  haire 
3  5.6.of  a  willing  heart,let  them  bringgoafs  ha. 
2 3. with  whom  was  found  goafs  haire 
26.whofe  heart  ftirred  them  up,fpun  go.hai. 
36.1 4.and  he  made  curtaines  of  goats  haire 
Num.i  i.io.purifie  all  work  of  goaf  s  haire 
1  Sa.  19. 1 3  .put  a  pillow  of  goa.haire  for  his  bolft. 
1 6.  was  an  image  with  a  pillow  of  goats  haire 
(SoatjS  shjns. 
Heb.  1 1 .3  7«wandring  in  (heep  skins,&  go&skins 
wild  (Soattf. 

1  Sa.  24.2.10  feek  Dav.on  the  rocks  of  the  wild  g. 
Job  39. 1  .the  time  when  the  wild  goafs  bring  forth 
P/a.  104.18.high  hilsare  arefuge  for  the  wiidgo. 

(Boat!). 

Jer.i  i.39.meafuring  line  (hall  compafs  to  Goath 

(Sob. 

2  Sam.z  1 . 1 8. a  battell  with  the  Philiftines  at  Gob 

Verfe  19. 
(Sublet. 
Ca^f  .7.2.thy  navell  is  like  a  round  goblet 

(Sot)  referred  to  man. 
£#o«/.4.i6.thoufhalt  be  to  him  in  ftead  ofgod 
7. 1 .1  have  made  thee  a  god  to  Pharaoh 
SoD  an  Idol!. 
Judg.6. 3 1  .if  he  be  a  goblet  him  plead  for  himfilf 
8.33  .they  made  Baal-berith  their  god 
9#27.wenc  into  the  houfe  of  their  goaf :  did  eat 
46.  entred  into— the  houfe  of  the  godBerith 
1 1 .24.wilt  not  thou  poffefle  what  thy  god  Che. 
16.23  .to  offer  a  facrince  to  Dagon  their  god 

our  god  hath  delivered  Sampfon 
Verfe  24. 
24-they  faw  Sampfon,they  praifed  their  god 
1  Saw. 5. 7. his  hand  is  fore  upon  us,  and  ovxgod 

1  Kin.  n.33  -worfhipped  the  god  of  the  Moabites 

and  the  god  of  the  children  of  Ammon 
18.27.he  is  a  god  either  talking  or  purfuing 

2  Kjn. L2.  enquire  of  Baalzebub  the  god  of  Ekron 

Chapt.3.6,16. 
19.37.  worfhipping  in  the  hou.of  Nifr.his god 
2t%o.32.2i.  Jf/a.37.38. 
Pfal.  1 6.4  multiply,that  haften  after  another  god 
jyii.44.10.who  hath  formed  agod,or  moulten  ima. 
1 5-he  maketh  agod,and  worfhippeth  it 
45.20.that  pray  to  agod  that  cannot  fave 
46.cf.3nd  he  maketh  it  agod,they  fall  down 
Dan.  1 .2  .which  Nebuc.carried  to  the  ho.of  his  god 
brought  them  to  the— houfe  of  his  god 
4. 8  .Beltefhazzar  accord.to  the  name  of my  god 
1  i-36.and  magnifie  himfelfe  above  every  god 
Amo. 5. 16. the ftarre  of  your  god  ^eif.7.43. 

8.  i4.thygoc/,0  Dan,liveth 
Jonah  1 . 5  .mariners  cried  every  man  to  his  god 
Afie.4.5.people  will  walk  in  the  name  of  his  god 
Hab.  1. 1 1. imputing  this  his  power  to  hisgod 
Act.  1 2.2  2.it  is  the  voice  of  a  god,not  of  a  man 

Any  (SoD, 

Exod.  2  2. 20.he  that  facrificeth  unto  any  god,fave 
2  S<w».7.22.neither  is  there  any  god  befides  thee 

1  Chro.17.zo. 
Z>as.3.28.that  they  might  not  worfhip  any  goiC 
6.7.whofo  (hall  aske  a  petition  of  any  god 

1 2,that  every  man  that  (hall  aske  of  any  god 
1 1 . 3  7.  he  (hall  not  regard  any  god 
Other  (SOD, 
£.?od.  3  4.  M-tbou  (halt  worfhip  no  other  god 


Da«.3.29.there  is  no  other  god  can  deliver  after 
1  0.8.4.therc  is  none  other  god,but  one 

Strange  (Sou, 
De«f.32.i2.therewasnoftrangeg«Jwithh;m 
P/a/.44.20.ftretchea  out  our  hands  to  a  ftran.god 
8  i.9.there  (hall  no  ftrangc  god  be  in  thee  "* 
neither  fhalt  thou  worth ip  any  ftran"e  god 
J/a.43.1 2.when  there  was  no  ftrange god  anion" 
Dan.  1 1.3 9:thus  fhall  he  do  with  a  ftrange  god  ■:: 
Mai.  2. 11. have  married  thcdaug.ofa  fttange god 

45  OD. 
Getf.i.i.in  the  beginning  God  created  h:av.&  ear. 
4.Go^  divided  the  light  from  the  darknefle 

Godhw  the  light  that  it  was  good 
5.  God  called  the  light  day 
•j.God  made  the  firmament 
8. God  called  the  firrmment  heaven 
1  o.God  called  the  dryland  earth 

God  faw  that  it  was  good 
Ver.i2,i8,2i,25. 
i6.God made  two  great  lights 
i-j.God  fet  them  in  the  firmament  of  heaven 
2 i.God  created  great  whales 
zz.God  bleffed  them,  fayingjBe  fruitfull 

Verfe  28. 
25.Gfl£/made  the  bead  of  the  earth 
2«7.fo  God  created  man  in  his  own  image 
3  i.Gorffaw  every  thing  he  had  made,and  lo 
2.2.on  the  feventh  day  God  ended  his  work 
J.God  bleffed  the  feventh  day,&  fan&ified  it 
in  it  he  rcfted  from  all  which  God  created 
3. 5.  God  doth  know  that  then  your  eyes  fhalbe 
4. 2 5. God  hath  appointed  ro  me  another  feed 
f.i.in  the  day  that  God  created  man 
6. 5. God  faw  the  wickednes  of  man  was  great 
n.Godlooked  upon  the  earth, it  was  corrupt 
2».Noah  did  according  to  all  that  G.com. 
7  9.there  went  into  the  Ark  as  God  had  comm. 

Verfe  16. 
8. 1. God remembred  Noah3&  every  livi.thing 
God  made  a  wind  to  paffe  over  the  earth 
9. 1  .God  bleffed  Noah  and  his  fons 

16.  rememb.the  everlaft.coven.between  God 
27. God  fhall  enlarge  Japher,and  he  fhall 

16.13  .thou,  God,  fecit  me 
17.3.  God  talked  with  Abraham 
7.to  be  a  God  to  thee,and  to  thy  feed 

22.  God  went  up  from  Abraham 
19.29.when  God deftroyed  the  cities  of  thcpla. 

God  remembred  Abraham,  &  fent  Lot  out 

20. 3. Cod  came  to  Abimel.in  a  dream  by  night 

1 3  .when  God  caufed  me  to  wander  from  my 

1 7. Abra.prayed unto God,&  Ghealed  Abi. 

2  r.4.Abrahamcircumcifed  Ifaac  as  G.had  com. 

6. God  hath  made  me  to  laugh 

17.  God  heard  the  voice  of  the  lad 

ly.God opened  her  eyes,  and  (he  faw  a  well 
20.  God  was  with  the  lad 

23.  fweare  unto  me  hereby  God  that  thou 

1  Saw.30.13. 
zz.i.God  did  tempt  Abraham 

3 .  went  to  the  place  of  which  God  had  told 
Verfe  9. 
8.  God  will  provide  himfelfe  a  lamb 
i2.now  I  know  that  thou  feareft  God 
24.3.fwear  by  the  God  of  heaven,  &  G.of  earth 
2  5.u.after  the  death  of  Abr.  God  bleff.his  fon 
26.24.I  am  the  God  of  Abraham  thy  father 
27. 28.  God  give  thee  of  the  dew  of  heaven 
28.4.1and  which  God  gave  unto  Abraham  • 
1 3. 1  am  the  God  of  Ifaac,the  land  whereon 
2C.if  God  will  be  with  me,and  keep  me 
30.2.am  I  in  Gods  ftead ,which  hath  withheld 
6. God  hath  judged  me,and  heard  my  voice 
i7«God hearkened  toLeah,and  fheconceiv. 
1 8. God  hath  given  me  my  hire 
2  o.God  hath  endued  me  with  a  good  dowry 
22.  God  remembred  Rachel,&  God  hearken. 
23-Godhath  taken  away  my  reproach 
3 1. 5.  God  of  my  father  hath  been  with  me 
7. God  fuffered  him  not  to  hurt  me 
9-thus  God  hath  taken  away  the  cattell  of 
1 3.I  am  the  God  of  Bethel 
i6.riches  whichGod  hath  taken  from  our  fa. 

24.  God  came  to  Laban  the  Syrian  in  a  dream 
2  9.  God  of  your  fath.(pake  to  me  yefternight 

42.except  ( 


GOD       GOD 


GOD      GOD 


1 


42.except  the  God  of  my  father,the  G.of  Ab. 

God  hath  feen  my  affliction 

5  yfioi  of  Ab.  God.  of  Nahor,  G.of  their  fat. 

3  i.z.this  is  Gods  hoft 

9.0  G^  of  my  father  Abra.&  Ifaac,  which 
30.I  have  feen  Godhct  to  face,and  my 
33.5.  children  which  G«i  hath  gradoufly  given 
1 1  .becaufe  G.  hath  dealt  gracioufly  with  me 
3  5.7. God  appeared  unto  him  wh£lhefled 
o.Gtfrf  appeared  to  Jacob  again  when  he  came 
1 3. Goi  went  up  fro  him  in  the  place  where 

4  x  1 6.GodO\M  give  Phar.  an  anfwer  of  peace 

2  f.Goihath  (hewed  Phar.  what  he  is  about  to 
Verfe  28. 
3 z.eftabliftied  by  God,8l  G.wil  fhortly  bring 
39.forafmuch  as  God  hath  (hewed  thee  all 
5  i.God  hath  made  me  forget  all  my  toile 
y  i.for  God  hath  caufed  me  to  be  fruitfull 
42.18.what  is  this  that  God  hath  done  to  us 
43.23.your  God,8c  the  Godoi your  fatkhath 

zg.God  be  gracious  to  thee  my  fon 
44. 1 6.Goi  hath  found  out  the  iniquity  of  thy 
AK.K.God  did  fend  me  before  you  to  pteferve 

Verfe  7. 
8. not  you  that  fent  me  hither,but  God 
9.God  hath  made  me  lord  of  all  Egypt 
46.3. 1  am  God,  the  God  of  thy  father 

lxod.1.6. 
48.a.my  fons  whom  God  hath  given  me  in  this 
1  i.lo,G0i  hath  (hewed  me  alfo  thy  feed 

1  5. God  before  whom  thy  fathers  did  walk 

the  God  which  fed  me  all  my  life  long 
zo.God  make  thee  as  Ephraim  and  Manaffeh 

2  i.I  die,but  Gtfi  (hall  be  with  you 
49.25.by  the  God  of  thy  fathers  who  (hall  help 
yo.io.but  God  meant  it  for  good 

zo.God  will  furelyvifit  you  Ver.25. 

lLxod.11.19, 
Ex0i.Li7.but  the  midwives  feared  God 
zo.God  dealt  well  with  the  midwives 
2 1. feared  God,  that  he  made  them  houfes 
2.24.G»iheard  their  groaning, Goi  rem.hisco. 
2  5. Goi  looked  upon  the  children  of  Ifrael 
and  Goi  had  refped  unto  them 
3 .4. Goi  called  to  him  out  of  the  bu(h 
6. God  of  Abrah.Goi  of  Ifaac,Goi  of  Jacob 
V.i$ji6.&Ch.4.s.  8x.Mat.zz.iz.Mm. 
12.26.  Ln\.zo.n.Att.i.\%.8x  7.31. 
1 2.  ye  (hall  ferve  God  upon  this  mountaine 
13  .the  God  of  your  fathers  hath  fent  me  to 
5. 3. the  God  of  the  Hebrews  hath  met  with  us 
6.7. 1  will  be  to  you  a  God 
13. 17. Goi  led  them  not  through  the  Phil.land 
1 8. but  God  led  them  through  the  wildernefs 
1 8.1  Jethro  heard  of  all  that  God  had  done  for 
4.forthe  God  of  my  father  was  my  help 
1 2.  Jethro  took  facrifiees  for  God 
ip.give  thee  counfell,  &  G.fhilbe  with  thee 
23  .if  thou  (halt  do  this>  &  God  comand  thee 
19.19.G0i  anfwered  him  by  a  voice 
20.19.let  not  God  (peak  with  us,  left  we  die 

2 1. thick  darkneffe  where  God  was 
21.13  .but  God  deliver  him  into  his  hand 
24. 1 1  .they  faw  Goi,and  did  eat  and  drink 
34,i4.whofe  name  is  Jealous,  is  a  jealous  God 
Lev. 10. 17.  fin-off.is  moft  holy,&  God  hath  given 
24.15.  whofo  curfethhis  God, (hall  bear  his  (in 
N«w.i6.22.G.ofthe  fpiritsofall  flefh.Ch.27.16. 
22.9.  God  came  to  Balaam  Verfe  20. 

zz.Gods  anger  was  kindled  becaufe  he  went 
3  8.the  word  that  God  putteth  in  my  mouth 
23.4.60^  met  Balaam,and  he  faid  unto  him 
8.fhall  I  curfe  whom  God  hath  not  curfed 
zz.God  brought  them  out  of  Egy.Ch.24.8. 
2 3. what  hath  God  wrought 
27.peradventuteit  wil  pleafe  G.thou  mayeft 
24.23.who  (hall  live  when  God  doth  this 
2  y.  1 3  .becaufe  he  was  zealous  for  his  God 
Deut.i.  i7.for  the  judgement  is  Gods 
4«7-  what  nation— who  hath  God  fo  nigh 
32.(ince  the  day  that  God  created  man 
34.hathGoiaffayed  to  go  take  a  nation  from 
3  5.  that  thou  mightft  know  the  L.he  is  God 
Verfe  39. 
y  .24.that  God  talketh  with  man,and  he  liveth 
2f.i8.andhefearednot  God 


I 


29. 1 3  .that  he  may  be  to  thee  a  God 
3  2.4. a  God  of  truth,  and  without  iniquity 
1 5. then  he  forfook  God 
1 8. and  haft  forfaken  Goi  that  formed  thee 
2 1. moved  me— with  that  which  is  not  goi 
Jof.z  2.33  .the  children  of  Ifrael  bleffed  God 
fudg.i.j.zs  I  have  done,  fo  God  hath  requited  me 
3.20.I  have  a  meffage  from  God  to  thee 
4.23^0  God  fubdued  on  rh3t  day  Jabin 
6i40.and  God  did  fo  that  night 
7.'i4.into  his  hand  hath  God  delivered  Midian 
8. 3.  Goi  hath  delivered  into  your  hands  the  pr. 
9.7. that  God  may  hearken  unto  you 

9. where  by  me  they  honour  Goi  and  man 
1 3  .leave  my  wine,wch  cheareth  God  &  man 
ytf.thus  Goi  rendred  the  wickednes  of  Abi. 
57.the  evil  of  the  men  of  Shec.did  God  rend. 
1 3  .o.God  hearkned  to  the  voice  of  Manoah 
22.we  (hall  die,becaufe  we  have  feen  God 

1  y.i9.Goi clave  a  hollow  place  in  the  jaw 
18. 1  o. for  Goi  hath  given  it  into  your  hands 

1 55.2.3  2.fee  an  enemy  in  my  hab.which  G.fhall 
3 . 1 7 .  God  do  fo  to  thee,  and  more  alfo 
io^.Goigave  him  another  heart 

24.Goi  fave  the  King  zSam.16.16. 

&  2  Kjn.i  1.12.&  2Cfor0.23.11. 
26.whofe  hearts  God  had  touched 
14.44.G0i  do  fo  and  more  alfo       Ch. 25.22. 
z  Sam. 3.0,35.  &19.13.&  1  ItMZ.2.23. 
&  2^-6.13. 
16.1  5-an  evill  fpirit  from  God  troubled  him 
•    Chap.  1 8. 10. 
itf.when  the  evil  fpir.from  God  is  upon  thee 
Verfe  23. 
17.45.the  God  of  the  armies  of  Ifrael  whom 
46.that  there  is  a  God  in  Ifrael 

2  2. 3. till  I  know  what  God  will  do  for  me 
23. 7. God  hath  delivered  him  into  my  hand 

i4.but  God  delivered  him  not  into  his  hand 

16.  Jonath.ftrengthened  Davids  hand,  in  G. 

26.8. God  hath  delivered  thine  enemy  into  thy 

3  o.  1 5  .fwear  unto  me  by  God  that  thou  wilt  not 
2  Sam.z.zfM  God  liveth,unlefs  thou  hadft  fpoke 

6.7. God  fmote  him  there  for  his  errour 
7.26".the  Lord  of  hofts  is  the  God  over  Ifrael 
1 2. 1 6.David  befought  God  for  the  child 

22.whether  God  will  be  gracious  to  me,  that 
I4.i4.neither  doth  God refpeft  any  perfon 
1 5. 3  2.top  of  the  mount.where  Dav.worfh.  God 
2 1.  i4.after  thatGoi  was  in  treated  fur  the  land 
22.3  .the  God  of  my  rock,in  him  I  will  truft 

3 1. as  for  God,hisway  is  perfect  P/tf.18.30. 

3  2.who  is  Gffi fave  the  Lord        P/a.  18.31. 

47.exaltedbethe  Goioftherockofmyfal. 
Pfal.  18.46. 

48.it  is  God  thatavengeth  me    Pfal.i  8.47. 
2  3 . 1  .the  anoin  ted  of  the  God  of  Jacob 

1  iQn.  1.25. God  fave  King  Adonijah 
3  4. Goi  fave  King  Solomon  Ver.  3  9. 
47. God  make  the  name  of  Solomon  better 

4.29. God  gave  Solomon  wifdome 
8.27.W1II  God  indeed  dwell  on  the  earth 

2  Cbron.6. 1 3. 
6o.may  know  that  the  Lord  is  God 
1 0.24.  wifdome  which  God  hath  put  in  his  hea. 
2  Chron.o.zi. 
11.23  .God  ftirred  him  up  another  adverfary 
18. 2 1. if  the  Lord  be  God,  follow  him 
'    24-Goithat  anfwered  by  fire,let  him  be  God 
36.1et  it  be  known  that  thou  art  God  in  Ifra. 
39.the  Lotd,heis  the  God  Ver. 3 9. 

2O.28.G0iof  the  hills,but  not  God  of  the  vail. 
2i.io.thoudidftblafphcme  God  and  the  King 

Verfe  13. 

2  Kin.  1. 3. is  there  not  a  God  in  Ifrael  Ver.6. 
5. 7. am  I  God  to  kill, and  to  make  alive 
17.26.know  notthemaner  of  the  G.of  the  la. 

27.  let  him  teach  them  the  maner  of  the  God 
19.15.thou  art  the  G0i,even  thou  alone 
1  Cbto.^.io.God  granted  that  which  he  requefted 
5.2  5. whom  God  deftroyed before  them 
i2.i7.G0iofourfatherslookthereon,&rebu. 
14. 11. Ged  hath  broken  in  upon  mine  enemies 
1 5.26.when  God  helped  the  Levits  that  bare 
17.2  [  .whom  God  went  to  redeem 
2 1  .j.God  was  difpleafed  with  this  thing 
Nn  2 


GOD      GOD 

25.5.G0igavetoHeman  i4.fons,  3.daughters 
26. 5. for  GoiblefTed  him 
28.9.know  thou  the  God  of  thy  father 
2  Chr0.L7.G0d  did  appeare  to  Solomon 
1 3.1 5. God  fmote  Jeroboam  and  all  Ifrael 
16.  God  delivered  them  into  their  hand 
iy.6.for  Goididvexethem  with  alladverfity 
18.5  .God  will  deliver  it  into  the  Kings  hand 
3 1  .God  moved  them  to  depart  from  him 

19.3  .haft  prepared  thine  heart  to  feek  God 
20.6.art  not  thou  God  in  heaven 

1 5.battell  is  not  yours,but  Gods 

3  o.his  Goi  gave  him  reft  round  about 
24.  itf.had  done  good  in  Ifrael  towards  God 
25. 8. Goi  (hall  make  thee  fall,  for  God  hath  po. 

16.I  know  God  hath  determined  to  deftroy 
26.5  .fought  G.  in  the  daies  of  Zech.Goi  made 

7. Goi  helped  him  againft  the  Philiftines 
29. 36. that  God  had  prepared  the  people 
30. 1 9.that  prepareth  his  heart  to  feek  God 
3  i.ti.tofeek  his  Goi,hedid  it  with  all  his  he. 
3  2. 1 7-fo  (hall  not  the  God  of  Hezekiah  deliv. 

29.  for  God  had  given  him  fubfta.vety  much 

3  1.  God  left  him, to  try  him 
33.12.  humbled  himf.before  the  God  of  his  fat. 

1 8. and  his  praier  unto  his  God 

1 9. how  God  was  intreated  of  him 
3  4. 3. began  to  feek  after  the  God  of  David 
3  5 . 2 1 .  for  God  commanded  me  to  make  hafte 
36.13.had  made  him  fwear  by  God.Nch.11. 25. 
E-y,  1. 3. his  God  be  with  him,heis  God  which  is 

5#whofe  fpirit  God  raifed  to  go  up 
6.12.  the  God  that  hath  caufed  his  name  to  dw. 
Neb.  1 .5.terrible  God  that  keepeth  cove.  Ch.9. 3  2. 
2.i2.told  I  any  man  what  God  had  put 
4. 1 5.  God  had  brought  their  counfell  to  naught 
5.13.6)  God  (hake  out  every  man  from  his  ho. 
6. 1 2.I  perceived  that  God  had  not  fent  him 
7.2.for  he  feared  God  above  many 
9.  i7.thou  art  a  God  ready  to  pardon 
io.29.entred  into  an  oath  to  walk  in  Gods  law 

1 2.4  3»for  God  had  made  them  rejoyce 

1 3 .  z6 .was  beloved  of  his  G.&  G.made  him  K. 
Job  i.i.one  that  feared  God    Ver.8.&  Cha.2.3. 
5  .it  may  be  they  have  curfed  God  in  their  he. 
2  2.nor.  charged  God  fooliihly 
2.9.curfc  God,  and  die 
3.4.let  not  God  regard  it  from  above 

2  3  .w  horn  God  hath  hedged  in 
5. 17.  happy  is  the  man  whom  God  correcleth 
6.8.that  God  would  grant  me  the  thing  I  long 

9»that  it  would  pleafe  God  to  deftroy  me 
8. 3. doth  God  pervert  judgement 

1 3  -fo  are  the  paths  of  all  that  forget  God 
zo.God  will  not  caft  away  a  perfect  man 
9. 1 3  .if  Goi  w  ill  not  w  ithdra  w  his  anger 
1 1.5.O  that  God  would  (peak 
6.God  exa&eth  of  thee  lefle  then  thine  iniqu. 
7.canft  thou  by  fearching  find  out  God 
i2.4.whocalleth  on  G0i,and  he  anfwers  him 

6.they  that  provoke  God  are  fecurc 
1 3 .7.  will  you  fpeak  wickedly  for  God 

8.  will  ye  contend  for  God 
1 6 . 1 1 .  God  hath  del  i vered  me  to  the  Hngodly 
1 8.2i.the  place  of  him  that  knoweth  not  God 
i9#6.know  now  that  God  hath  overthrown  me 
22.why  do  ye  perfecute  me  as  God', 
26.yet  in  my  flefh  I  (hall  fee  God 
20. 1 5.  God  (hall  caft  them  out  of  his  belly 
23.Goi(hall  caft  the  fury  of  his  wrath 
29.portion  from  Goi,and  appointed  by  God 
2 1 .  17. God  diftributeth  forrowes  in  his  anger 
i$.God  layeth  up  his  iniquity  for  his  childr. 
2  2.(hall  any  teach  God  knowledge 
22.12.is  not  Gffi  in  the  height  of  heaven 

i3.howdothG0iknow  Pfil.73.1u 

23.1  S.God  maketh  my  heart  foft 
24. 1 2.yet  God  layeth  not  folly  to  them 
27.2.as  God  liveth,  who  hath  taken  away  my 
Chapt.34.5. 
8.when  God taketh'away  his  foule 
9.W1II  Goi  heare  his  cry 

1  o.call  alway  upon  God 

2  2.G0i(hall  caft  uoon  him,and  not  fpare 
2  8 . 2  3  .God  underftandeth  the  way  thereof 
29-2.as  in  the  daies  when  God  preferved  me 

^^  3  i.6.that 


GOD       GOD 


3  i. 6. that  God  may  know  nv.ne  integrity 
1 4.what  (hall  I  do  when  God  rileth  up 
23.deftruct.from  God  was  a  terrour  to  me 
28.1  Should  have  denied  the  G.that  is  above 

3  z.z.juftified  himfelfe  rather  then  God 
1 3  .God  thrufteth  him  down,not  man 

33.6.I  am  according  to  thy  wi(h  in  Gods  ftead 
14.  God  fpeaketh  once  yea  twice 
29.aH  thefe  things  workcth  God  oftentimes 

34.10.far  be  it  from  G.that  he  mould  do  wick. 
12.  God  will  not  do  wickedly 

3  y.2;my  righteoufneffe  is  more  then  Gods 
io.none  faith,Where  is  God  my  Maker 

1  I.God  will  not  heare  vanity 
j6.2.yet  to  fpeak  on  Gods  behalfe 

2  i.God  exaltethby  his  power 

37. y.Garfthundreth  marvelloufly  with  his  vo. 

1  j.doftthou  know  when  G.difpofed  them 
39.i7.becaufe  Godhath  deprived  her  of  wifd. 
40.2.he  that  reproveth  God,  let  him  anfwer 

9. haft  thou  an  arme  like  God 
P/rt/.3.2.there  is  no  help  for  him  in  God 
54.thou  art  not  a  God  that  haft  pleafurein 
7.9-thc  righteous  God  trieth  the  hearts 

1 1  .God  judgeth  the  righteous,Godis  angry 
9.i7.all  the  nations  that  forget  God 
io.4.will  not  feek  after  God 

1 1. God  hath  forgotten,he  hideth  his  face 

1 3  .wherefore  do  the  wicked  contemn  God 
i4..2.any  that  would  undcrftai.d  &  feek  God 

Ffal.Si.z. 
1 8-32.it  is  Godthat  girdeth  me  with  ftrength 
20. 1  .the  name  of  the  Godot  Jacob  defend 
24.5.righteoufnesfrom  the  God  of  his  falvati. 
25.5  .thou  art  the  God  of  my  falvation 
29»3.the  God  of  glory  thundreth 
42.5.hope  in  God.  Ver.n.&  P/^.43.5. 

43.2.thouartthe  God  of  my  ftrength 
44. 8. in  God  we  boaft  all  the  day  long 

2 1. (hall  not  God  fearch  this  out 
45. 2.therefore  God  hath  bleffed  thee  for  ever 
46. 5.  God  (hall  help  her,and  that  right  early 

10.be  ftill,and  know  that  I  am  God 
47 .8. God  reigneth  over  the  heathen, God  (its % 
48.8.Godwill  eftabliih  it  forever 
49.1  5  .G.will  redeem  my  foul  from  the  power 
jkd.  2.out  of  Z  ion  God  hath  fhined 

2  2.con(ider  thisye  that  forget  God 

5  2. 5  .God  (hall  likewife  deftroy  thee  for  ever 
7.the  man  that  made  not  God hisftrength 

53.2.  God  looked  down  from  heaven 
4.they  have  not  called  upon  God 

5.  G. hath  Scattered  the  bones  of  him  that  en. 

becaufe  God  hath  defpifed  them 

6.  when  God  bringeth  back  thecaptiv.of  his 
54. 3. they  have  not  fet  God  before  them 

5  5.  i6.as  for  me,I  will  call  upon  God 

19. God  (hall  heare  and  afflict  them- 

no  changes,thereforc  they  feare  not  God 
56.4.1'n  Godl  will  praife  his  word 

in  Godlhaveput my  truft-   Ver. 10,11. 
57. 3.  God  (hall  fend  forth  his  mercy 
5  8 . 1 1  .he  is  a  God  that  judgeth  in  the  earth 
59. 10. Godof  my  mercy  (hall  prevent  me 

G.ihal  let  me  fee  my  defire  upon  mine  en, 

1 3. that  God  dwelleth  in  Jacob  to  the  ends 
6o.6.God  hath  fpoken  in  his  holineffe 

Pfal.ioS.y. 

12.  through  God  we  (hall  do  valiantly 

Pfhl.10S.11. 
6%.  1  .truly  my  foule  waiteth  upon  God 

5-my  foule,  wait  thou  only  upon  God 

7. my  refuge  is  in  God 
63. n.the  King  fhall  rejoyce  in  God 
64.7 .but  God  (hall (hoot  at  them 
66.19.but  verily  Godhath  heard  me 

20.bleffed  be  G.which  hath  not  turned  away 
67. 1.  G«d  be  mercifull  unto  us,andblefle  us 

7. God  (hall  blefle  us,and  all  the  ends 
68.i.kt  God arifc,let  his  enemies  be  fcattered 

6. God  fetteth  the  folitary  in  families 

1 6.  this  the  hill  which  G.defires  to  dwell  in 

i9.even  the  God  of  our  falvation 

2  i.God  (hall  wound  the  head  of  his  enemies 
26.b!efle  ye  God  in  the  congregations 

3  5. bleffed  be  God 


GOD       GOD 

69.1 2.your  heart  (hall  live  that  feek  God 
3  5. for  God  will  fave  Zion 

70.4.1et  God  be  magnified 

7 1.1 1. G.  hath  forfaken  him,perfecute  &  take 

76.i.in  Judah  is  God  knowne 
9.when  God arofe  to  judgement 

77.3.I  remembred  God,  and  was  troubled 
9. hath  God  forgotten  to  be  gracious 
i4.thou  art  the  God  that  doft  wonders  . 
•  78.7.thattheymight  fet  their  hope  in  God  1 
i8.they  tempted  God  in  their  heart 
I9.can  God  furnifh  a  table  in  the  wildernefs 

2  2.  .becaufe  they  beleeved  not  in  God    ■ 

3  4.they  enquired  early  after  God 

3  5  .they  remembred  that  God  was  their  rock 

4  i.they  turned  back,and  tempted  God 
59.  when  God  heard  this,he  was  wroth 

81.1.  G.ftandethin  thecongreg.  of  the  mighty 

86. 1  o.thou  art  God  alone  i/a.37.16. 
1  y.art  a  God  full  of  companion,  &  gracious 

90.2  .from  everlafting  to  everlaft.thou  art  God 
94.7.fhall  the  God  of  Jacob  regard  it 
99.8.thou  waft  a  God  that  forgave  them 
104.2 1.  they  feek  their  meat  from  God 

106.  i4.tempted  God  in  the  defart 

2 1  .they  forgate  God  their  Saviour 
146. 5. happy  is  he  that  hath  the  G. of  Jacob  for 
1 50. 1. praife  God  in  his  Sanctuary 
Pto.x.  i7.forgetteth  the  covenant  of  her  God 
21.1 2. God  overthroweth  the  wicked  for  their 
26.10.the  great  Godthat  formed  all  things 
Ecckf.i.  1 3  .fore  travel  hath  God  given  to  the  fons 

Chapt.3.10. 

2.  J  6.G.giveth  to  a  man  that  is  good  in  his  fig. 

3.n.noman  can  find  out  the  work  that  G.ma. 

14.  what  G.doth,it(halbe  forever,G.dothit 

1  ^.God  requireth  that  which  is  paft 
1 7. God  (hall  judge  the  righteous 

1 8. that  God  might  manifeft  ihcm 
5.6.wherfore  (hould  God  be  angty  at  thy  voice 

i8.all  the  daiesof  his  life  which  God  giveth 

19.  to  whom  God  hath  given  riches 

'Chapt.6.2. 

20. God  anfwereth  him  in  the  joy  of  his 
6.2.yet  Godgiveth  him  not  power  to  eat 
7. 14. God  hath  fet  the  one  over  aga.the  other 

i8.he  that  feareth  God  (hall  come  forth  of 

2  6<whofo  pleafeth  God,(hall  eft-ape  from 
29-God  hath  made  man  upright 

8. 1  5. which  God  giveth  him  under  the  Sun 
9. 7  .for  God  now  accepteth  thy  perfon 
1 1.9.  God  will  bring  thee  to  judgement 
12.14.  Godwill  bring  every  work  to  judgem. 
J  fa.  1 3 .  19.  as  when  God  overthrew  Sodom 

Jerem.fo.40. 
17.10.thou  haft  forgotten  the  God  ofthy  falv. 

1 3. but  God  (hall  rebuke  them 
2$.  1. falvation  will  God  appoint  for  walls 
28.26.for  his  God  doth  inftruft  him 
31.3.  Egyptians  are  men,and  not  God 
40.18.to  whom  will  ye  liken  God 
43.12/yeare  my  witnefl*es,thatl  arn  God 
44.8. is  there  a  Godbefides  me 
4  j.  1 5. thou  art  a  God  that  hideft  thy  felfe 
1 8.  God  himfelfe  that  formed  the  earth 
2  2. 1  am  G.&  there  is  none  elfe    Ch.46.9. 
46.9.I  am  God,  and  there  is  none  like  me 
49.1  3.  for  God  hath  comforted  his  people 
50.10.let  him  ftay  upon  his  God 
54. 5.the  God  of  the  whole  earth  (hall  he  be  ca. 
65. i6.blefs  himfelfe  in  the  God  of  truth 

fhall  fweare  by  the  God  of  truth 
Jef.  23.23  .am  I  a  God  at  hand,and  not  far  off 
ji.i.willlbe  the  God  of  all  the  families 
32.27.1  am  the  God  of  all  fle(h 
5 1 .  j  .nor  Judah  forfaken  of  his  God 
£^.28.2.andthou  haft  faid,I  am  a  God 

yet  thou  art  a  man>and  not  .God       Ver.9. 
Dan.  i.Q.God  hath  brought  Daniel  into  favour 
17  .God gave  thefe  foure  children  knowledge 
2.23.  thou  Godof  my  fathers  which  haft  given 
28.there  is  a  God  in  heaven  that  revealeth 
45.the  great  God  hath  made  knowne  to  the 
3.1  5  .who  is  that  God  that  (hall  deliver  you 
28.bleffed  be  the  Godof  Shadrach 
not  worftiip  any  god  fave  their  owne  God 


G  O  D      GOD 


5-23.the  God  in  whofe  hand  thy  breath  is 

26. God  hath  numbred  thy  kingdorne 
6.23  .becaufe  he  beleeved  in  his  God  ^ 
9-4.the  great  &  dreadful  God,  keeping  the  cov. 
1 1 . 3  6.fpeak — things  againft  the  God  of  gods 
37-neither  (hall  he-  regard  the  Godof  his  fat. 
38.he  fhall  honour  the  god  of  forces,  a  God 
Hof.8.6.woikmm  made  it,  therefore  it  is  not  God 
1 1 -9-I  a^*God,  and  not  man 
1 3.i6.(he  hath  rebelled  againft  her  God 
Amo.$.\\,zs  God  overthrew  Sodom 
Jonah  3 .  5. people  of  Nineveh  beleeved  God    ■ 
ic.Godfaw  their  works,and  God  repented 
4.7. but  God  prepared  a  worme 

8.  God  prepared  a  vehement  Eaft  wind 
Mic.y. y.l\c  wait  for  the  God  of  my  falvation 

1 8. who  is  a  Godlike  unto  thee 
Hab.  3 . 3  .God  came  from  Teman 

1 8. He  joy  in  the  Godof  my  falvation 
Zcpb.  3  -2-Jhs  drew  not  neere  to  her  God 
Zech.  1 2."  .houfe  of  David  (halbe  as  God 
Mai.  1 .9.befeech  God  that  he  will  be  gracious 
2. 10.  hath  not  one  God  created  us 

i7.where  is  the  Godof  judgement 
3. 8. will  a  man  rob  God 

14.it  is  vain  to  ferve  God,and  what 
1  f  .they  that  tempt  God  are  delivered 
i8.between  him  that  ferveth  God,  and  him 
A/rfM.23.Emmanuel,which  is,God  with  us 
5. 8. pure  in  heart,for  they  fhall  fee  God 

34.neitherfwearebyheav.it  is  Gods  throne 
6.24.  cannot  ferve  Goi&Mam.  Lu\.  16.13. 
3  o.if  God  fo  clothe  the  grade  of  the  field 

Liife  12.28. 

9-8.mult.faw  it,they  marvelled,  &  glorified  G. 

Matty  2.12. 

i9.6.what  therefore  God  hath  joyned  together 

Matty  10.9. 

17-none  good  but  one.that  is,  God 

Mar.10.1S.  SiLnty  18.19. 
22.3  i.ye  not  re3d  that  which  was  fpok.by  G. 
27. 43. he  truftcd  in  God,lethim  deliver 
Mw.2-7.can  forgive  lms,but  God  only  14.5.21. 
5,7.1  adjure  thee  by  Godthat  thou  torment 
io.6.Gtfd  made  them  male  and  female 
11.22.have  faith  in  God 
12.27.not  the  Godof  the  dead,but  the  Godof 
Luke  20.38. 
3  2. there  is  one  God,nnd  none  other  but  he 
Luk-i.i6.in  the  6th.moneth  Gabriel  fentfrom  G. 
47.my  fpirit  hath  rejoyced  in  G.my  Saviour 
64-his  tongue  loofed,and  he  praifed  God 
2.13. a  mult.of  the  heavenly  hoft  praifing  God 
20.(hepheards  returned,praifing  God 
28.took  him  up  in  his  armes,  &  bleffed  God 
37-but  ferved  God  with  fading  and  praiers 
5.25-departed  to  his  own  houfe,&  glorified,  G. 

26. they  were  all  amazed,  &  glorified  God 
7.i6.cameafearon  all,  and  they  glorified  God 
that  God  hath  vifited  his  people 
29. the  Publicans  juftified  God 
8.39.  (hew  what  great  things  God  hath  done  to 
1 2. 2 1. and  is  not  rich  towards  God 

24. and  Godfeedeth  them, how  much  more 
i3.i3.madeftraight,and  glorified  God 
16. 1  j. but  God  knowcth  your  hearts 
17. 1  5. back. and  with  a  loud  voice  glorified  G. 
i8.2.which  feared  not  God,  nor  regarded  man 
7 .  God  avenge  his  owne  elect 
1  i.God,I  thank  thec,I  am  not  as  other  men 
43-receivcd  his  fight  followed,glorifying  G. 
19.37.bcg.1nto  praife  God  with  aloud  voice 
2  3 .47.  faw  what  was  done,  he  glorified  God 
24. 5  3  .in  the  temple,  praifing  &  bleffing  God 
John  1. 1. the  Word  with  God,Word  was  God 
tf.there  was  a  man  fentfrom  God 
18.no  man  hath  feen  God  at  any  time 
j.2.thou  art  a  teacher  come  from  God 

except  God  be  with  him 
\6.G0d fo  loved  the  world,that  he  gave  his 
2 1. that  they  are  wrought  in  God 
3  4.God  giveth  not  the  fpirit  by  meafure 
f.i8.faidalfo,that  God  was  his  Father 

44. not  the  honour  that  cometh  from  G.only 
6-27.him  hath  God  the  Father  fealed 
8.4 1. we  have  one  Father/even  God 

42.if 


GOD       GOD 


GOD      GOD 


GOD      GOD 


42.  if  God  were  your  father,  ye  would  love 
I  came  out  from  God 
9.Z4-give  God  the  praife,we  know  that  this 
3  i.now  we  know  that  Gas? heareth  not  finn. 
i  o.  3  3  .being  a  man,makeft  thy  felfe  God 
11.22.wilt  aske  of  God,Godvi  i\l  give  it  thee 
i  3 .  3  .that  he  was  come  from  God 
3  z.if  God  be  glorified  in  him 

G»d  fhall  alfo  glorifie  him  in  himfelf 
1 4  i  .ye  beleeve  in  Gffi,beleeve  alfo  in  me 
i6.i.will  think  that  he  doth  Go^fervice 

7  o.this  we  beleeve,that  thou  cameft  from  G. 
2 1 .  i9-by  what  death  he  fhould  glorifie  God 
AB.z.zz.  which  Goddid  by  him  in  the  midft  of 
ji.whom  God  hath  raifed  up,  having  loofed 
jo.knowingthat  G.hadfworn  with  an  oath 
3  2.this  Jefus  hath  God  raifed  up 

2  5.  that  God  hath  made  that  fame  Jefus 
47.praifing  God,  and  having  favour  with  all 

3.8.walking,and  leaping,and  praifing  God 
a, people  faw  him  walking,and  praifing  God 
ij.the  God  o(  our  fathers  hath  glorified  his 
1 5  ,v«  horn  God  hath  raifed  from  the  dead 
i8.Gffi  before  had  fhewed  by  the  mouth 
z  5  .child  of  the  covenant  which  God  made 
26.to  you  i\xf\,God  having  raifed  up  his  Son 

A.io.whom  ye  crucified,  whom  God  raifed 
2 1. all  men  glorified  Gm/ for  that  which  was 
24-thou  art  God  which  haft  made  heaven 

5.i9.we  ought  to  obey  God  rather  then  men 
30. the  God  of  our  fathers  raifed  up  Jefus 
3 1  .him  hath  Goi  exalted  with  his  right  ha. 

3  2.whom  God  hath  given  to  them  that  obey 
7.2.the  God  of  glory  appeared  to  our  fath.Abr. 

p.but  God  was  with  him 
I7.timeofpromife  drew  nigh  which  G.had 
2$.  how  that  Godby  his  hand  would  deliver 
3  5  .the  fame  did  God  fend  to  be  a  ruler 
42.then  God  turned,  &  gave  them  up  to  wor. 
45. whom  God  drave  out  before  the  face  of 
46.defired  to  find  a  taber.for  the  God  of  Jac. 
59-they  ftoned  Stephen  calling  upon  God 
8.2  2.and  pray  God,if  perhaps  the  thought  of 
io.i.one  that  feared  (W,and  all  his  houfe 

1  j.what  God  hath  cleanfed  all  net  thou 
Chapt.11.9. 

2 2. one  that  feareth  God,  and  of  good  report 
was  warned  from  God  by  an  holy  angel 
28.G»d hath  fhewed  me  I  fhould  not  cal  any 
.3  8. how  God  anointed  Jefus  of  Nazareth 

for  God  was  with  him 
4o.him  God  raifed  up  the  third  day,  and 
46.them  fpeak  with  tongues,  &  magnifie  G. 
11.17.  as  God  gave  them  the  like  gift  as  he  did 
what  was  I  that  I  fhould  withftand  God 
1 8. held  their  peace,  &  glorified  God,  faying^ 
Then  hath  God  a.]fo  to  the  Gent-granted 
1 3. 1 7. the  Godoi this  people  of  Ifra.chofe  out 
2 1 .  God  gave  to  them  Saul  the  fon  of  Cis 

2  3  .of  this  mans  feed  hath  God  according 
26\whofoever  among  you  feareth  God 

3  o.but  God  raifed  him  from  the  dead 
i3.G0dha.th  fulfilled  the  fame  to  us  their 
3  7. he  whom  God  raifed  again  faw  nocorru. 

1 4. 2  7. they  rehearfed  all  that  God  had  done 

Chapt.i  j.4. 

1  j  .7. God  made  choice  among  us  that  the  Gen. 
S.God  which  knoweth  the  hearts  bare  them 
io.now  therefore  why  tempt  ye  God 
1 2.  wonders  God  had  wrought  among  the 

Chapt.21.19. 

i4.how  God  at  the  firft  did  vifit  the  Gentil. 
16. 14.  Lydia  of  Thyat.which  worshipped  God 

34.  Jailour  beleeved  in  God  with  all  his  hou. 
1 7. 2 3. an  altar  to  the  unknowne  God 

zq.God  that  made  the  world,and  all  things 

30. times  of  this  ignorance  God  winked  at 
i8.7.named  Juftus,  one  that  worfhipped  God 

1 3  .perfwadeth  men  to  worfhip  God  contra. 

2 1  .lie  return  again  to  you,if  God  w  ill 
19.1 1.  God  wrought  fpeciall  miracles  by  Paul 
20.21.  to  Jew  sand  Greeks 'epentance  tow.G. 

2  2 . 3 .  was  zealous  towards  God  as  ye  all  are 
14. the  God  of  our  fathers  hathchofen  thee 

2 3. 3. Gorf fhall  fmite  thee,thou  whitedwall 
4.revileft  thou  Gods  high  prieft 


24. 14X0  worfhip  I  the  Godoi  my  fathers 

1  J .and  have  hope  towards  God  which  they 
i5.a  confeience  void  of  offence  to wardsGffJ 

26.7-our  1 2. tribes  inftantly  ferving  God 

8. incredible  that  God  fhould  raife  the  dead 
27.2  4.God  hath  given  thee  all  them  that  faile 

2j.be  of  good  cheare,  for  I  beleeve  God 
28. 6. changed  their  minds,&faid  he  was  a  God 
1 5. he  thanked  Go^,and  took  courage 
Rom.  1 .7  .grace  to  you,&  peace  from  G.  »  Cor.  1.3. 
2  Cor.i.z.Gal.i.i.Epb.i.z.TPhili.i.Col.i.z 
j  9. for  God  hath  fhewed  it  unto  themj 
2 1  ;they  knew  God,  glorified  him  not  as  God 

2  3. changed  thegloty  of  the  uncorrupt.  God 
24.  Gorf  gave  them  up  to  uncleanneffe 

26. Gorf  gave  them  up  to  vile  affections 
28. not  like  to  retain  God  in  their  knowled. 
God  gave  them  over  to  a  reprob.mind 
2. 16. in  the  day  when  God  fhal  judge  thefecrcts 

2 3. difhonoureft  thou  God 
3.4-let  Godhe  truc,and  every  man  alyar 
5. is  God  unrighteous,w ho  taketh  vengeance 
6. how  fhall  God  judge  the  world 
1 1. none  that  feeketh  after  God 

2  5  .whom  God  hath  fet  forth  to  be  a  propitia. 
29.1s  he  the  God  of  the  Jewes  only 

30.it  is  one  God  which  fhal  juftifie  the  circu. 
4.3'.Abraham  beleeved  Ged,md  it  was 

G^-3-6.  &  Jam.z.z$. 

6.  the  man  to  whom  God  imputeth  righteo. 

1 7«cven  God3who  cjuickneth  the  dead,and 
5.8.G«icommendeth  his  love  to  us  in  that 

1 1. not  only  fo,butwejoy  in  God 
6.1 7-  God  be  thanked  ye  were  the  fervan.of  fin 
7.2$.I  thank  God  through  Jefus  Chrift  our  Lo. 
8.3.  God  fending  his  own  Son5in  the  likeneffe 

8.that  are  in  the  flefh  cannot  pleafe  God 

28  .work  for  good  to  them  that  love  God 

3 1. if  God  be  for  us,  who  flialbe  againft  us 

3  3. (hall  lay  any  thing  to  the  charge  of  Gods 

eleft  ?  It  is  God  that  juftifieth 

9.  j.who  is  over  Mfiod  bleffed  for  ever 
22.what  if  God  willing  to  fliew  his  wrath 

io.9.beleeve  in  thine  heart,  that  G.  hath  raifed 

1 1. 1. hath  God  caft  away  his  people 
2.Gorfhath  not  caft  away  his  people 
8. Gorf  hath  given  them  the  fpirit  of  {lumber 
2 1. if  Gflrffparednot  thenaturall  branches 
30.intimespaft  have  not  beleeved  God 
3  z.God  hath  concluded  all  in  unbeliefe 

12.3  .according  as  God  hath  dealt  to  every  man 

1 3. 6. for  they  are  Gods  minifters,attending 

14. 3. for  G<m!  hath  received  him 
ifi.eateth  to  the  L.for  he  giveth  God  thnnkes 
eateth  not,  and  giveth  God  thankes 

1  j.j.  now  the  God  of  patience  and  confolation 
6.that  ye  may  with  one  mind  glorifie  God 
9.that  the  Gent,  might  glorifie  God  for  his 
1 3. now  the  God  of  hope  fil  you  with  all  joy 
3  3. the  God  of  peace  be  with  you  all 

16.20.  the  God  of  peace  fhall  bruife  Sathan 
1  for.1.14.1  thank  GodI  baptifed  noneofyou 
20.hath  not  G.  made  foolifh  the  wifdom  of 
2 1. the  world  by  wifdome  knew  not  God 

2.7.hidden  wifdomewhich  God  ordained 
9. things  which  Gffihath  prepared  for  them 
1  o.but  God  hath  revealed  them  unto  us 

3. 6. but  God  gave  the  incteafe 

7.but  God  that  giveth  theincreafe 
9.together  withGod,ye  are  Gods  husbandry 
ye  are  Gods  building 
1 7. him  fhall  Goideftroy 
23. ye  are  Chrifts,and  Chrift  is  Gods 

4 . 9. Gorf  hath  fct  forth  us  the  Apoftles  laft 

5 . 1 3 .them  that  are  w ithout  God  judgeth 

6. 1 3  .but  God  fhall  deftroy  both  it  and  them 
i/^.God  hath  both  raifed  up  the  Lord,  &  will 
20. glorified  G.  in  your  body— wc|'  are  Gods 

7.1  j.Gorfhath  called  us  to  peace 

1 7.but  as  God  hath  diftributcd  to  every  man 

8. 3.  if  any  man  love  God,  the  fame  is  known 
6.X.0  us  there  is  but  one  God 

9-9.doth  God  take  care  for  oxen 

10.  j. but  with  many— God  was  not  wel  pleafed 

1 1. 3. the  head  of  Chrift  is  God 

1 2.<>.it  is  the  fame  God  which  works  all  in  all 
Nn  ? 


i8.Gfli  hath  fet  the  members  every  of  them  1 
24.  God  hath  tempered  the  body  together 
zS.God  hath  fet  fome  in  the  Church 

14.2  j. falling— on  his  faceJie  will  worfhip  God 

1 5. 28. that  God  may  be  all  in  all 

38. but  God  giveth  it  a  body  as  it  hath  pleaf. 

16.2. lay  by  him  in  ftoreas  Gt/ihathprofpered 
2  Cor. i.3.blelfedbe  Go<f,even  the  Fatherofour 

Father  of  mercies, &  the  God  of  all  comfo. 
9.fhould  not  truft  in  our  felves,but  in  God 

2  i.and  hath  anointed  us,is  God 

23.I  call  God  for  a  record  upon  my  foule  "* 
4.4. in  whom  the  Goi  of  this  world  hath  blind. 
6.  God  who  c5manded  the  light  to  fhine  out 

5.  j. wrought  us  for  the  felf  fame  thing,is  God 
ip.God  was  in  Cluift^rcconciling  the  world 
20.as  though  Goddid  befecch  you  by  us 

7  .G.God  that  comforts  thofe  that  are  caft  down 
9-7-for  God loveth  a  chearfull  giver 

1 3. they  glorifie  God  for  your  profeffed  fubje, 
10.4  but  mighty  throughGoi  for  pulling  down 
1 3.meafure  of  the  rule  wc:'  God  hath  diftrib. 
ii.n.becaufc  1  love  you  not3G«iknoweth 

3  i.the  God  and  Father  of  our  Lord  Jefus 

1 2. 2.I  cannot  tell,G<?a!  knoweth  Verfe  3. 

-  1 3.1  i.the  God  of  love  &  peace  ftnlbe  with  you 

Gal.ux.zn  Apoftle  by  Jefus  Chrift,&  God  the  Fa. 

10. do  I  now  perfwade  men,or  God 

1 5. when  it  pleafed  God,v/ho  feparated  me 

24. they  glorified  God  in  me 
2.6.Gfl(s/accepteth  no  mans  perfon 
3.8.Sciiptures  fore-feeing  that  God  would  juft. 

i8.but  God  gave  it  to  Abraham  by  promife 
4.8. knew  not  Gac/,yet  did  fervice  to  them 

9.after  ye  have  known  God,ov  rather 
Ef V.i. 3. bleffed  be  God}Sc  the  Father  of  our  L.Jef. 

1  Ptf.1.3. 

ly.Godof  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift,Father  of 
2. 1  o.which  God  hath  before  ordained 

i2.having  no  hope  without  G.in  the  world 
3 ,9.beginni.of  the  world  hath  bin  hid  in  God 
4.6. one  Gffiand  Father  of  all,who  is  above 

24-which  after  God  is  created  in  righteoufn. 

3  2.even  as  God  for  Chrifts  fake  hath  forgiv. 

6.  z  3. love  with  faith  from  God  the  Father 
Phil.z.y.God  hath  highly  exalted  him,and  given 

13.it  is  God  which  worketh  in  you  the  will 

2  7. but  God  had  mercy  on  him 
3. 3. which  worfhip  Godin  the  fpirit 

1  <;.God  fhall  reveale  even  this  unto  you 
Co!.  1. 1  j. who  is  the  image  of  the  invilible  God 

27. to  whom  God  would  make  knowne 
3. 3. your  life  is  hid  with  Chrift  in  God 

22.  but  in  fingleneffe  of  heart,fearing  God 
4.3.th.u  God  would  open  to  nsa doore 

1  Tbef.i.i.zo  the  Church  of  Thef,wch  is  in  G.the 

iTheJfal.1.1. 
grace  and  peace  from  God  our  Father 
zThef.i.z.ScPhilew.j. 
2. 4. not  as  pleating  men,but  God 

10. ye  are  witneffes,&  God  alfo  how  holily 
1 3  .for  this  caufe  thank  we  God  without  cea. 

1  5  .they  pleafe  not  Gfli,and  are  contrary  to 
3.1  i.now  God  himf.and  our  Father  direel  our 
4.1. how  ye  ought  to  walk  and  pleafe  God 

5.2s  the  Gentiles  which  know  not  God 
7. God  hath  not  called  us  to  uncleanneffe 
8.defpifeth  not  rr>an,but  God 
1 4.which  deep  with  Jefus,  will  God  bring 
^.p.God  hath  not  appointed  us  to  wrath 

2  j.the  very  God  of  peace  fanch'fie  you  whol. 

2  Thef.  1 . 3  .we  are  bound  to  thank  God  for  you 

Chapt  2.13. 
8,taking  veng.on  them  that  know  not  God 
2.4.above  all  that  is  called  Goi,that  he  is  God 
1 1  .for  this  caufe  Godihal  fend  them  ftro.de. 
1 6. God  even  our  Father,which  hath  loved  us 

1  T«K.i.2.grace,mercy,aad  peace  from  God 

2  Tim,  1.2. &  rif.1.4.  &  *  Job. 1. 
1  i.according  to  the  Gofpel  of  the  blefEG^ 
1 7.  to  the  only  wif°  God  be  honour  &  glory 
z.<;.oneGod,md  one  Medi;;tOur between  God 
j.i^.Gftiwasmanifeft  in  the  flefh 
4. 3.  which  God  hath  created  to  be  received 
j.  j.fhe  that  is  a  widow  indeed  truftetb  in  God 

2  Tim.  1. 3. 1  thank  God  whom  I  ferve  >rom  mv 

7.G0 


GOD 


GOD 


GOD       GOD 


GOD   GOD 


7. God  hath  not  given  us  the  fpirit  of  feare 
z.  z  f .  if  God  peradventure  will  give  them  repe. 
4. 16.I  pray  Gorf  it  may  not  be  laid  to 
Tit.  1. 2.whichGorf,that  cannot  lie,promifed 

1 6.they  profeffe  that  they  know  God 
2. 1 3  .looking  for  the  appearing  of  the  great  G. 
3. 8. that  they  which  havebeleevedin  God 
Hcb.i.i.Godywho  at  fundry  times,and  in  divers 
z.q.GodaKo  bearing  them  witncffe 

1 3.I  and  the  child  which  Gorf  hath  given  me 
j.4.buthc  that  built  all  things  is  God, 
4.4.Gorfdid  reft  the  feventh day 

io.as  God  did  from  his 
6. 1  .not  laying  the  foundat.of  faith  towards  G. 

3. this  will  we  do,if  Gorf permit 

7.rcceiveth  bleffing  from  God 

1 3  .when  God  made  promife  to  Abraham 

17. God  willing  more  abundantly  to  (hew 

18.  in  which  it  was  impoffiblcfor  God  to  lie 
8.io.Ile  be  to  them  a  Gorf,they  fhalbe  tome 
9.20.the  bloud  of  the  tcft. which  G. hath  enjoy. 
n.4.Gorf  teftifying  of  his  gifts 

5. God  had  tranflated  him 

he  had  this  teftimony,that  he  pleafed  God 
io.whofe  builder  and  maker  is  God 

1 9.  account.that  G.was  able  to  raife  him  up 
40. God  having  provided  fome  better  thing 

i2.7.Gflrfdealcthwith  you  aswithfons 

2,8.whertby  we  may  ferve  God  acceptably 
i3.4.whormongers  &  adulterers  G.will  judge 
Jam.  2. 19.  thou  beleeveft  that  there  is  one  God 
3. 9. therewith  bleffe  we  Gorf,even  the  Father 
4.6\Gorf  refifteth  the  proud,  bvtt  givcth  grace  to 

iPtf.y.j. 
1  Pet.  1 . 2 1  .who  by  him  do  beleeve  in  God 

that  your  faith  and  hope  might  be  in  God 
2.i2.glorifie  Godin  the  day  of  vilitation 

19. if  a  man  for  confcience  towards  God 
3.5.who  trtiftedin  God,  adorned  themfelves 

li.  but  i.he  anfwer  of  a  good  confci.towa.G. 
4. 1 1. do  has  of  the  ability  which  Gorfgiveth 
that  Godin  all  things  may  be  glorified 
16. let  him  glorifie  God  on  thisbehalfe 
5.3  .neither  as  being  lords  over  Gods  heritage 
1  o.  but  the  God  of  all  grace,who  hath  called 
x  Ptf.Li7.he  received  from  Gorf  the  Fath.honour 

2.4.if  Gorf  (pared  not  the  angels 
1  Joh.$.z  i-.tbtn  have  we  confidence  towards  God 
4.6-he  that  knowcth  God  heareth  us 

I  o.  not  that  we  loved  G.but  that  he  loved  us 

I I  .if  Gorfloved  us,we  oughtalfotolove 
1 2.no  man  hath  feen  God  at  any  time 

God  dwelleth  in  us,and  his  love  is 

ij.Gorf  dwelleth  in  him,and  he  in  God 

i6.wehavebeleeved  the  love  that  G.hath  to 

dwelleth  in  Gorf,  and  God  in  him 

ii.he  who  loveth  Gorf,  lovetb  his  broth .alfo 

5.1  o. he  that  beleeveth  not  God,  hath  made  him 

beleeves  not  the  record  that  God  gave  of 

1 1. this  is  the  record  that  G.hath  given  to  us 

3  Job.  1 1  .he  that  doth  evill  hath  not  feen  God 

Jude  1  .to  them  that  are  fanctified  by  God  the  Fat. 

25.  to  the  only  wife  God  our  Saviour 

Kff.  1.1. revelation  of  JefusChrift  which  G.gave 

7. 1 1  .Elders  and  4.beafts  worfhipped  God 

Chapt.19.4. 
17. Gorf  (hall  wipe  away  all  tears  Ch.21.4. 
ir.  1 1. the  fpirit  of  life  from  God  entred  into 
i6.Elders  fell  on  their  faces,&  worihipped 
1 6. 2 1  .men  blafphemed  G.becaufe  of  the  haile 
17.17  God  hath  put  in  their  heart  to  fulfill 
18. 5. Gorf  hath  remembred  her  iniquities 

20. Gorf  hath  avenged  you  on  her 
19.10.that  have  the  teft.of  Jefus  worihip.Gorf 

1 7. gather  to  the  fupper  of  the  great  God 
20.9.  fire  came  down  from  God  out  of  heaven ' 
ii.a.new  Jerufalem  coming  down  from  God 
3  .God  himfelfe  fhalbe  with  them 
7. He  be  his  Gorf,and  he  fhalbe  my  fon 
lo-dcfcending  out  of  heaven  from  God 
12.9.  fee  thou  doit  not,worfhip  God 
18. God  (nail  adde  to  him  the  plagues 
19. Gorf  fhall  take  away  his  part  out  of 
Againfi  (S>cU. 
Gen.19.9A0  this  wickednes  and  fin  againft  God 
Nnm.z  1.  j.pecple  fpake  againft  Gorf,and  againft 


1  Ctw.j.a  J.they  tranfgrefTed  againft  the  Godoi  ' 

2  Chr.  3  2. 19-they  fpake  againft  the  Godoi  Jerufal. 
Job  1  j.  1 3. that  thou  turneft  thy  fpirit  againft  God 

z  5. he  that  ftretcheth  out  his  hand  agai. Gorf 
34.37.multiplieth  his  words  againft  God 
Pfal.yS.  1  y.yeajthey  fpake  againft  God,  they  faid 
Dtf/Z.3 .29. (peak  any  thing  amiffe  againft  God 

1  i.36".fpeak  marvellous  things  agai.the  Godoi 
Hof.  r  j.i6.ihc  hath  rebelled  againft  her  God 
Ail.<i.iQ.\e&  haply  found  to  fight  againft  God 
6.1 1.  blafphemous  words  againft  Mof.aga.Gorf 
23.9. let  us  not  fight  againft  God 
/to.8.7.camall  mind  is  enmity  againft  God 

9.20.who  art  thou  that  replied  againft  God 
Rev.  1 3  .^.opened  his  mouth  in  blafph.againftGorf 

Almighty  45oD. 
Gr3.17.1J  am  the  almighty  Gorf,walk 
28.3  .God  almighty  blefic  thee 
3  5 . 1  i.I  am  God  almighty  ,be  fruitfull 
43. 14. God  almighty  give  you  mercy 
48 .  3. Gorf almighty  appeared  to  me  at  Luz 
Exod.6. 3. by  the  name  of  Gorfalmighty,biK  by 
£^.10.5:. as  the  voice  of  almighty  Gorf,whenhe 
Rev.^.8.Lotd  God almighty,which  was,is,and  is 
Chapt.11.17. 
1 5 . 3 .  Lord  God  almighty,  juft  and  true  are 
i6.7.Lord  God  almighty  ,true  &  right.are  thy 

i4.battellof  that  great  day  oiGod  almighty 
19. 1  y.treadeth  the  wrath  of  almighty  God 
21.22.  God  almighty  &  the  Lamb  are  the  tern. 
Before  (£>0t), 
Gen.6. 1 1  .the  earth  was  corrupt  before  God 
Exod.  1 8. 1 2.  eat  bread  with  Mofcs  fath.before  G. 
Jaf.  24. 1. they  prefented  themfelves  before  God 
Judg.  2  r .  2.  people  abode  till  even  before  God 
1  Cbro.  1 3 .8.David  and  all  Ifrael  played  before  G. 
10. there  Uzzah  died  before  God 
16. 1  .offered  peace-off.&  burnt  facr.before  God 
z  Cfo\3  3.i2.humbled  himfelf  greatly  befo.the  G. 
34.27.thy  heart  was  tender  &  humbl. before  G. 
£^.7.i9.thofe  deliver  thou  before  the  Gorf  of  Jer. 
Job  1 5 .4.reftraineft  praier  before  God 
Pfal.qz.z.v/hen  (hall  come  and  appear  before  G. 
5  6. 1 3. that  I  may  walk  before  Godin 
6 1 .7 .  he  (hall  abide  before  God  for  ever 
68. 3. let  them  rejoyce  before  God 
84.7.  every  one  of  them  in  Zion  app  before  G. 
Ecclef.z.z6.give  to  him  that  is  good  before  God 
5. 2. heart  hafty  to  utter  any  thing  before  God 
8. 1 3  .becaufe  he  feareth  not  before  God 
Dan. 6.  io.gave  thanks  before  his  G.as  aforetime 
1  i.found  him  making  fuppli.before  his  God 
26.men  tremble  before  the  God  of  Daniel 
Lu\.i.6.thsy  were  both  righteous  before  God 

8.  while  he  execut.the  prieft?  office  bei.God 
1 2.6".not  one  of  them  is  forgotten  before  God 
24. 1 9. mighty  in  deed  and  word  before  God 
Acl.7,q6.who  found  favour  before  God 

io.8.thine  almes  come  up  for  a  memo.bef.G0rf 

3  3.  weareallhere  prcfentbefore  God 
2  3. 1. in  all  good  confcience  before  God 
Ror/i-i.  1 3  .not  hearers  of  the  law  juft  before  God 
3.  i9.world  become  guilty  before  God 
4.2. hath  whereof  to  glory,but  not  before  God 
14.2  2. have  it  to  thy  felfe before  God 
2  Cor.  1 2 . 1 9.  we  fpeak  before  God  in  Chrift 
Gal.  i.20.behold,before  GodI  lie  not 
1  Tbcf.  3.13  .ftablifh  your  hearts  unblam.before  G 


Ti#z. 5. 4.that  is  good  and  acceptable  before  God 
a  1. 1  charge  thee  before  God  and  the  Lord 

2  Tim.4.1. 
_7<z»2. 1.2 1. pure  religion,  &undefiled  before  God 
Rev.i.z.iound  thy  works  perfect  before  God 
8. 2. the  7. angels  which  ftood  before  God 

4.afcended  up  before  God  out  of  the 
p.  1 3. a  voice  from  the  horns  of  the  alt. before  G. 
1  i.4.twoolive  trees,&  2.candleft.ftand.be.G. 

itf.the  24.Elders  which  (ate  before  God 
1 2.io.which  accufed  them  before  our  God 
1 6".  ij.great  Babylon  came  in  remem.bef.G0rf 
20.1 2.I  faw  the  dead  ftand  before  God 
d£>05  chofen.  See  (Erjofen, 
d£>ot>  commanded.  See  ComwantiCt). 
Eteraall  and  Everlafting  J5oD. 
Gen.z  1. 3  3. on  the  name  of  the  L.the  everlaft.  Gorf 
Deut.  3  3 .  27.the  eternall  God  is  thy  refuge 


iyii.40.28.  haft  thou  not  heard  the  everlalttng  God 

Rom.  1 6. 26.according  to  the  com.of  the  everl. Gorf 

Feare  <8>&},Sc;  JFeare. 

45 oD  forbid.  See  ^OitrtD. 

High  Soti, 

Gen.  1 4. 1 8. he  was  the  prieft  of  the  mofthigh  Garf 

Hebr.j.i. 
1 9.  bleffed  be  Abraham  of  the  moil  high  G. 
ao.bleffed  be  the  moft  high  G0rf,which  hath 
22.up  my  hand  to  the  L.the  moft  high  God 
P/W.78.J5  $.and  the  high  God  their  redeemer 

5  6.yet  they  tempted  &  provoked  the  high  G. 
Dan-i'z6.yz  ferv.of  the  moft  high  God  come  forth 
4.2.10  (hew  the  wonders  the  high  G.hath  wro. 
jr.i8.themofthigh  GtfrfgawNebuch.thy  fath.a 
2 1  .till  he  knew  the  moft  high  God  ruled 
Mic.6.6.and  bow  my  felfe  before  the  high  God 
Mar.  5.7.thou  Son  of  the  moft  high  God 

Luke  S.zS. 
Ail.  16.17.vazn  are  fervants  of  the  moft  high  God 

Holy  d5otJ. 
J0f.z4.19.ht  is  a  holy  God, a  jealous  God 
1  Sam.6.zo.who  is  able  to  ftand  before  this  ho.G. 
Pfal.99.9  tor  the  Lord  our  God  is  holy 
Ifa.^.iS.God  that  is  holy  fhalbe fanftified 

(Sotiofbaven. 
Gra.24.3.LordG0rfofheaven,whichtookmefro 
z  c7j/-.3(S.2  3.kingd. — hath  God  of  heav.given  me 

E^ra  1.2. 

Ezr.f.  1 1. we  are  the  fervan.of  the  Godoi  heaven 

1 2.  our  fathers  had  provoked  the  G.of  heav. 

6.9.1arr.bs  for  the  burnt-off.of  the  Gorfof  heav- 

lo.oifer  facrifices  to  the  God  of  heaven 
7. 1 2. a  Scribe  of  the  law  of  the  God  of  heaven 

Vcrfe  2  r . 
23.whatfoever  commanded  by  the  G.of  hea. 
let  it  be  done  diligently  for — the  G.of  he. 
Neb.  1. 4.I  fafted  and  prayed  before  the  God  of  he. 
5.O  Lot  Gffrfof  heaven,the  great  &  tetrible 
2.4.fo  I  prayed  to  the  God  of  heaven 
20. the  G0rfofheaven,he  will  profper  us 
Pfal.  1 36. 26. 0  give  thanks  to  the  God  of  heaven 
Dan.z.  1 8.wouldde(ire  mercies  of  the  Gorf  of  hea. 
1 9.then  Dan  lelblefled  the  God  of  heaven 
3  7.  Gorf  of  heaven  hath  given  thee  a  kingd. 
44.fh.all  the  God  of  heaven  fet  up  a  kingdom 
Jonal)  1. 9.I  fear  the  Lord  the  God  of  heaven 
Rev.i  i.i3.retnnant  gave  glory  to  the  Gorfof  hea. 
16. 1 1.  and  blafphemed  the  Gorf  of  heaven 
<&OtSofbo[ls. 
Pfal.69'6,OLo.  Godoi hofts,be  aihamedformy 
8C.4.O  Lord  God  ofhofts,how  long  wilt  thou 
7.  turn  us  again,  O  Gorf  of  hofts      Ver.19. 
I4.return  we  befeech  thee,0  Gorf  of  hofts 
84.8.O  Lord  God  ofhofts,heare  my  praier 
89.8.O  Lord  God  of  hofts,  who  is  a  ftrongL. 
//(i;.3.ij.grindthefacesof  the  poor,  faith  G.of  ho. 
10. 23. Lord  Gorf  of  hofts  (hal  make  a  confum. 
24. thus  faith  the  Lord  God  of  hofts 

Ch.2  2.ij.&  Jer.  <f.t4.&  38.17.&44.7. 

22.?.adayofperplrxity  by  the  L.  God  of  hofts 

1 2. did  the  Lo.  Gorf  of  hofts  call  to  weeping 

i4.revealed  in  mine  ears  by  the  God  of  hofts 

till  ye  die,faith  the  Lord  God  of  hofts 

28.22.  heatd  fro  the  L. Gorf  of  hofts  a  confum. 

Jcr.z.x^.my  fearisnotinthee,faiththeL.G.ofh. 

1  ?.  ifi.called  by  thy  name,0  Lord  God  of  hofts 

46. 1  o.this  is  the  day  of  the  Lord  God  of  hofts 

for  the  Lord  God  of  hofts  hath  a  facrifice 

49. 5  .He  bring  a  fear  upon  thee,faith  theG .of  h. 

50.2f.this  is  the  work  of  the  Lo.  Gorf  ofhofts 

3 1.O  thou  moft  proud,  faith  the  L-G-of  ho. 

Ho/?i2.5.Lord  God  of  hofts  is  hismemoriall 

Amo.z.iz.  faith  the  Lord  God.the  Gorf  ofhofts 

Chapt.d.14. 
4. 1 3. the  Lord  the  God  of  hofts  is  his  name 
?.  i4.fo  the  L.the  God  ofhofts  wil  be  with  you 
1  f  .it  may  be  the  L.  G.of  hofts  will  be  graci. 
1 6  .the  Lord,the  Godoi  hofts,  the  L. faith 
27.faith  the  L.whofe  name  is  the  G.of  hofts 
6.8.the  God  of  hoftsj  abhorre  the  excellency 
9.  f  .L.Gorfof  hofts  is  he  that  toucheth  the  land 

Gen.  2 1. 2  2. God  is  with  thee  in  all  that  thou  doft 
3  i.fo.fee,Gorf is  witnefle betwixt  me  &  thee 
Exod.zo. 20. God  is  come  to  prove  you 
Nunhz  7. 1 9.  Go£ 


GOD       GOD 

Num.t  3 . 1 9. God  is  not  a  man  that  he  (hould  lie 
De«f.j.i4.what  Go.is  there  rn  heaven  that  can  do 

3 3 .17-the  eternall  God  is  thy  refuge 
fof.iq-  i^.our  holy  God  is  a  jealous  God 
i  Sam.^.j.Goiis  come  into  the  camp 

jo.7.tor  God  is  with  thee  I  Cko.17.2. 

28,15  .and  God  is  departed  from  me 
2 Sam.zz.2-2.G0d  is  myftrength  and  power 

1  Chro.  14.1  5. Godis  gone  forth  before  thee 

2  chro.  1 3.  li.God  himfelf  is  with  us  for  our  capt. 
fob  3  5 . 1  x.  Gff^  is  greater  then  man 

56.5. God  is  mighty, and  defpifeth  not  any 

2tf.Godisgreat,andweknow  him  not 
■pfal.7.  1 1 .  God  is  angry  with  the  wicked  every  day 
io.4-Godis  not  in  all  his  thoughts 
14.  5  .God  is  in  the  generation  of  the  righteous 
,  j.i  2.blefled  is  the  nation  whofe  God  is  the  L. 
46.1. Godis  our  refuge         Pfa.7. 11.8c  61.8. 

5. God  is  in  the  midft  of  her 
47.5.  God  is  gone  up  with  a  fhout 

7. God  is  king  of  all  the  earth 
48. 3.  God  is  known  in  her  palaces 
5o.6.for  God  is  Judge  himfelfe        Pfal.7  5.7. 
54.<j..behold,Godis  mine  helper 
5<5.9.thisl  know,  for  God  is  for  me 
59.9-for  Godis  my  defence  Ver.17. 

62.7.M1  Godis  my  falvation  lfa.iz.z. 

6B.S .is  Gorf  in  his  holy  habitation 
7  ? .  1  .Gfla?  is  good  to  Ifrael,even  to  fuch 

z6.God  is  the  ftrength  of  my  heart 
74.11.  for  Godis  my  King  of  old 
89.7. God  is  greatly  to  be  feared 
u6,5.ourGod  ismercifull 

1  18.27. God  is  the  Lord  that  hath  (hewed  us 
144. 1 5. that  people,whofe  God  is  the  Lord 

Ecckf.'S.z. Godis  in  heaven,thou  upon  earth 
i/rf.5.1 6.  God  that  is  holy  fhalbe  fancrified  in  rig. 

8. 10.it  (hall  not  ftand,for  God  is  with  us 

4j.i4.furely  God  is  in  thee 
Ndh.  1 .2  .God  is  jealous,and  the  Lord  revengeth 
Zech-S. 2  5  .we  have  heard  that  God  is  with  you 
Mat.24.G0d  is  able  ot  thefc  ftones  to     Lu\e  3.8. 

2  2.$2.G»rfis  not  the  God  of  the  dead 
John  3.3  ;.hath  fcaled  that  God  is  true 

4.24.Gwrfis  a  fpirit,and  they  that  worthip 

1  3 .  3 1  .and  God  is  glorified  in  him 
Acl. io. 3  4. God  is  no  rcfpefter  of  perfons 
R0m.L9.Gnhs  my  witneffe  whom  I  ferve 

1 1.  z  3  .God  is  able  to  graft  them  in  again 

i4.4.Godisabletomake  him  ftand 

1  Cor.i.g.  God  is  faithfull  by  whom  we  are  called 

10. 1  3. God  is  faithful], who  will  notfufFer 
14.25  .God  is  in  you  of  a  truth 

3  j  .God  is  not  the  author  of  confufion 

2  Cor.  1 .  >  >S  .but  as  God  is  true,our  word 
9.8. God  is  able  to  make  all  grace  abound 

Gal.^.zo.but  Godis  one 

6.7. Godis  not  mocked 
Epk-z.^.God  who  is  rich  in  mercy,forhis 
Phil. I.S.God  is  my  record,how  greatly  I 

3 . 1 9.W  hofe  God  is  their  belly 
1  Tfo/l2.5.nor  a  cloak  of  covetouf.  God  is  witnefk 
Heb.6. 1  o  Godis  not  unrightecus,to  forget 
1 1. 1 6. God  is  not  afhamed  to  be  called 
12. 29. our  God  is  a  confuming  fire 
1 3. 16. with  fuch  facrifice  God  is  well  pleafed 
1  Joh.w>.God  is  light,and  in  him  is  no 
j.2o.Godis  greater  then  our  heart 
4.8.  for  God  is  love  Ver.  16. 

<&(&  of  Ifrael. 
£#od.  5.1. thus  faith  the  Lord  God  oflfrael 

Cha.  3  2.27.8c  Jof.z4.z.8cfudg.6.S.8c  1  Sam. 
10.18.  &  zSam.11.7.  &  1 1^3- 11.31.  & 
14.7.&  17.14.8c  2  Kin.9.6.  8c  19.20.&  21. 
12.&  22.1  5,18.  2Cfc>'.34.23,26.I/«.37.2i. 
Jer.11.28c  13.ii.8c  21.4.8c  13.2.8c  24.5. 
&  25.15.  8c  29.4,8,21.8c  31.36.  &  33.4. 
8c  34.2, 13.  8c  27.7.8c  42.9.8c  44.2.8c 
Zeph.z.g.  8c  Mai. 2. 16. 
JE.roi.24.10.they  faw  the  Goaf  of  Ift'ael 

3  4. 2  3. appear  before  the  Lord  theGod  oflfrael 
N«TO.i6.9.that  the  God  of  Ifra.  hath  feparated  you 
y0fi7.i9.give  glory  to  the  Lord  God  of  Iftael 

1  &W2.6.5. 
8 . 3  o.  Jofua  built  an  altar  to  the  Lo.God  of  Ifra. 
9. 18. had  fworn  to  them  by  the  Lord  God  of  If. 


GOD      GOD 

19.  we  have  fworn  by  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
10. 40.3s  the  Lord  God  oflfrael  commanded 
1  Chron.24.19. 
41. Lord  God  oflfrael  fought  for  Ifrael 
13.14.  thefaenfices  theL.GodofJfrael  made 

3  3-the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  was  their  inherita. 
1 4. 14. wholly  followed  the  Lord  Godof  Ifrael 
22.16.trefp.is  this  you  have  com.ag.the  G.ofl. 
24.what  have  ye  to  do  with  the  L.God  of  If. 
24.23.and  enclineyour  heart  to  the L. G.ofl. 
Judg-4.6.  hath  not  the  Lord  God  of  Ifr.comman. 
5.3  .He  fing  praife  to  the  Lord  God  oflfrael 

j.Sinai  melted  before  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
11. 21. Lord  God  of  Ifrael  delivered  Sihon 

23 .L.God  of  Ifr.hath  difpoffeffed  the  Amor. 
2 1. 3. Lord  God  of  Ifrael,  why  is  this  come  to 
Ruth  2.1 2. reward  given  thee  of  the  L.God  of  Ifra. 
1  Sam.  i.i7.the  God  of  Ifr.grant  thee  thy  petition 
2. 30.  Lord  God  oflfrael  faith,  I  faid  indeed 
j.7.  ark  of  the  God  oflfrael  fhall  not  abide 
8. what  fhal  we  do  with  the  ark  of  the  G.of  I. 
let  the  ark  of  the  Godof  I  fr.be  carried  to 
lo.brought  the  ark  of  the  God  of  Jfra. to  us 
1 1  .fend  away  the  ark  of  the  Godot'  Ifrael 

Chapt.6.3. 
6. 5.ye  fhall  give  glory  to  the  God  oflfrael 
14. 41. Saul  faid  to  the  L-  God  of  Ifrael^  Givea 
20. 1 2. Lord  Godot  Ifrae! 5when  I  have  founded 
2 3. 10. Lord  Giid of  Ifr.  thy  fervant  hath  heard 

1  r. Lord  Godof  Ifrael,I  befeech  thee  tell 
2  5.3  i.bleffcd  be  the  Lord  Godof  If.which  fenr , 
34-as  the  Lord  God  cf  Ifrael  liveth 

1  Rings  17. 1. 
2  Sa.7. 27  thou  God  of  Ifr.haft  revealed  to  thy  fcr. 

23.'  .the  God  of  Ifrael  faid,Rock  oflfrael  fpake 

1  Kjn.i.i  o  as  I  fware  to  thee  by  the  L. Godof  Ifr. 
48  .bleffed  be  tn'e  L.God  of  If.wch  hath  given 

8.1 5.  bleflcd  be  the  L.God  of  Ifra.which  (pake 

17.  build  to  the  name  of  the  L.God  oflfrael 

1  Chro.zz.6.8iz  Chro.6.7. 

2o.have  built  for  the  name  of  the  L. G.of  If. 

2  Chron.6. 10. 
23.L-G0.ofIfr.no  God  liketbee  1  Cbr.6.14. 
2 5. Lord  God  of  Ifraekkeep  with  thy  fervan. 

1  Chro.6. 1 6. 
26.God  of  Ifrael,let  thy  word  be  verified 

1  Chro.6. 17. 
1  i.9.heart  was  turned  from  the  Lo.God  of  Ifr. 
14.13  .fome  good  thing  toward  the  L.  G.of  Ifr. 
1 5. 30. Jeroboam  provoked  the  Lord  GodoflC. 
Chapt.16.26-. 
1 6. 1 3. Baafha  8c  Elahprovok.theLo.G.oflfr. 

3  3.  Ahab  provoked  the  Lord  Godof  Ifrael 
22.5  3-Ahariah  provoked  the  Lord  Godoflfr. 

2  Kin.  1  o.  3  1.  walk,  not  in  the  law  of  the  L.  G.of  I. 
14.25.accordingt.othe  wordoftheL.G-oflf. 
iS.j.HtZekiah  truftedinthe  Lo. God  oflfrael 
19.15.L0.  Godof  Ifr.which  dwelled between 

Ifaiah  37.16. 

1  Cfc;'fl.4.io.Jabeih  called  on  the  Godof  Ifrael 
5.26.God  oflfrael  ftirrcd  up  the  fpirit  of  Pul 
1 5. 1 2«bring  up  the  ark  of  the  Lord  God  of  Ifr. 

Verfe  14. 
16.4.10  thank  8c  praife  the  Lord  God  oflfrael 

2  chro.  20.19. 
36.blefTed  be  the  Lord  Godof  Ifra.for  ever 

17. 2  3. the  Lord  of  hofts  is  the  Godof  Ifrael 
2 3. 2 5. Lord  G«dof  Ifrael  hath  given  reft 
28.4.howbeit  the  Lord  God  oflfrael  chofeme 

2  9. 10. bleffed  be  thou  L.God  of  Ifrael,ouf  fath. 

2  Cfc?0.2.i2.bleffcdbe  the  L. G.of  If.wcfl  made  he. 
6.4.bleffedbe  the  L.G.of  If.which  hath  fulfil. 
n.i6.fettheir  heart  to  feek  the  L«  God  of  Ifra. 
1  3. 5. Lord  Godof  If.gave  the  kingdom  to  Da. 
1 5. 4. in  trouble  did  turne  to  the  L.God  of  Ifra. 

1 3  .who  would  not  feek  the  Lord  God  of  Ifr. 

29.7. nor  offr.in  the  holy  place  to  the  God  of  If. 

io.to  make  a  covenant  with  the  L.God  of  If. 

3  o.  1  .to  keep  a  paffov.to  the  Lord  God  oflfrael 

Verfe  5. 

31.1 7.wrote  letters  to  raile  on  the  W.God  of  I. 
33,1 6.com.Judah  to  ferve  the  Lord  Godoflfr. 
1 8  .Seer  that  fpake  in  the  na.of  the  G.of  Ifr. 
3  6. 1 3. from  turning  to  the  Lord  God  oflfrael 
£<cj.r.3.build  the  houfc  of  the  Lord  God  oflfrael 
3-i.builded  the  altar  of  the  Godof  Ifrael 


GOD      GOD 

4.  i.builded  the  temple  to  the  L.God  of  Ifrael 

3 .we  our  felvs  will  build  to  the  L.God  of  If. 

5.i.prophelied  to  the  Jews — of  the  Godoflfr. 

6.  ^.according  to  the  comma.of  the  God  of  If. 

2 1. to  feck  the  Lord  God  oflfrael  did  eat 

22.ftreng.theirha.in  the  work  of  the  G.ofl. 

7.6.fcribe  in  the  law  which  the  G.of  If.had  gi. 

1 5. freely  offered  to  the  Godof  Ifrael 
8.3  5. offered  burnt-ofFer.to  the  Godof  Ifrael 
9.4.trembled  at  the  Words  of  the  Godof  Ifrael 
1 5.O  Lord  Godof  Ifrael,  thou  artfighteous 
P/iJ/.4i.i3.bltffedbethe  L.G.oflfra.from  everla. 
Pfal.iog.^S. 
59-5-Godof  Ifr.awake  to  vifit  all  the  heathen 
68.8.at  the  prefence  of  the  God  oflfrael 

3  ?.the  Godof  Ifr.is  he  thatgiveth  ftrength. 
69-6.be  confounded  for  my  fake,  O  Godoflfr. 
7  2. 1 8. bleflcd  be  the  L.the  Godof  Ifrael  ,w  ho 
jT/i.i7.6.faith  the  Lord  God  oflfrael 

2 1. 10. which  I  have  heard  of  the  God  oflfrael 
17-forthe  Lord  God  oflfrael  hath  fpoken  it 
24.1 5.glonfie  the  name  of  the  Godof  Ifrael 
29.23  .and  (hall  f:ar  the  Godof  Ifrael 
41. 1 7.I  the  Godof  Ifra.vvill  not  forfake  them 
45.3.which  call  thee  by  name,atn  the  G.of  Ifr. 

1 5.O  God  oflfrael,  the  Saviour 
48. 1  .make  mention  of  the  God  of  If.but  not  in 
2.and  ftay  themfclves  upon  the  Godof  Ifrael 
51.1  i.the  Godof  Ifrael  will  be  your  rereward 
fer.f.  3-faith  the  L.of  hofts  the  God  of  If.  Ver.21. 
Cha,9.if.8c  T6.9.  8c  19.3,15.8c  25  27.8c  27. 
4,21.8c  18.2,14.8c  29.25.8c  30.2.8c  31.23. 
8c  32.14,15.8c  35. I3,i7ji83i9.8c  38.17. 
8c  29.16.  8c  42.1 5,18. 8c  43.10.8:44.2,7, 
11,25.8c  46.25. 8c  48.1.8c  jo.18.  8c  51. 
33.  8cZeph.z.<). 
£^.8. 4. the  glory  of  the  Godof  Ifrael  was  there 
9. 3.  the  glory  of  the  Godof  Ifrael  was  gone 
10. 19. glory  of  the  God  oflfrael  was  over  them 
Chapt.  11.22. 
20.1iving  creaturel  faw  under  the  Godof  If. 
43.2.glory  of  the  God  of  Ifr-came  fiO  the  Eaft 
44. 2. the  L.the  God  of  Ifra.  hath  entred  in  by  it 
Mat.  1 5.?  1  .and  they  glorified  the  God  oflfrael 
£«£.i.68.bleffedbetheL.GodofIfr.forhehath 

living  d5oO. 
Df//f.5.26.hath  heard  the  voice  of  the  living  God 
Jof.  3 .10. hereby  fhall  ye  know  the  living  Godis 

1  S^.i7.26.fhould  defie  the  armies  of  the  livi.  G. 

3  6. feeing  he  hath  defied  the  arm. of  the  li.G. 

2  Kin.  19  4.hath  fent  to  reproach  the  living  God 

Ver.  16.  8c  7/^.37.4,17. 
Pfal.42. 2.my  foule  thirfteth  for  the  living  God 
84>2.my  heart  crieth  out  for  the  living  God 
jfo-.io.io.heistheliving  Ged,the  everlaftingK. 

2  3-36.ye  have  perverted  the  words  of'the  li.G. 
Dan.6.zo.O  Daniel,fervant  of  the  living  God,is 

z6.he  is  the  living  God,  and  ffedfaft  for  ever 
Hof.x.  1  o.ye  are  the  fons  of  the  living  God 
Mat.  1 6. 1 6. art  Chr.the  Son  of  the  li.G.foh.6.69. 

26.63.I  adjure  thee  by  the  living  God 
AS.  14. 1 5. turn  from  thefe  vanities-to  the  li v. God 
Rom.9. 26.fh.albe  called  the  child  of  the  livine  God 
2  Cor.  3. 3.  but  with  the  fpirit  of  the  living  God 

6.i6.yc  are  the  temple  of  the  living  God 
1  Thcf.  i  -9.to  ferve  the  living  and  true  God 
1  Tim.  3.1 5.  which  is  the  Church  of  the  living  G. 
4.io.becaufe  we  truft  in  the  living  God 
6. 1 7  not  truft  in  riches,but  in  the  living  God 
Heb.2. 1 2.in  departing  from  the  living  God 
9. 1 4-purge  the  confeience  to  ferve  rhe  livi.  God 
1 0.3  1. to  fall  into  the  hands  of  the  living  God 
1 2.2  2. to  mount  Z  ion  the  city  of  the  livi.  God 
Kra.7.i.havingthe  fealeof  the  living  God 
Lord  <J5oD.  lordbis  (iSou.  Lord  my  J5ot>. 
I  o-td  our  .SOU.  Lord  their  <©ot>. 
Lord  thy  *0oD.  Lordyour  (©ot). 

See  in  the  diftributions  of  fiojO. 
Mercifull  <0otJ. 
Exod.24-6.thc  i.ord,the  Lord  God  mercifull 
Dast.4. 3  1.  the  Lord  thy  God  is  a  mercifull  God 
Neh.9.2 1  .thou  art  a  gracious  and  mercifull  God 
Vfal.  1 16. 5.  yea,our  Godis  mercifull 
fonab  4.2. 1  knew  that  thou  werta  God  mercifull 

Mighty  d5ou. 
Gen. 49.z4.by  the  hands  of  the  mighty  Godof  Ja.  j 
Deut^.zi.thd 


GOD       GOD 


GOD   GOD 


GOD   GOD 


Deut.y.  21. the  Lord  is  among  you  a  mighty  God 
10.  i7.Lordagreat  God,  a  mighty  and  terrible 
Nc/j.9.3  i.now  therfore  our  God  the  mighty,the 
P/tf/.yo.i.rhe  mighty  God,evcn  the  L.hath  fpoken 
1 3  2 .  i.and  vow  ed  to  the  mighty  God  of  Jacob 
y.an  habitation  for  the  mighty  God  of  Jacob 
7/d.9.6.Wonderfull,Counfel]or,mighty  God 

10. 2 1.  the  remnant  thai  return  to  the  mig.God 
Jer.22. 1  S.the  mighty  G.  the  L.of  hofts  is  his  na. 
H<ifr.i.  12. mighty  God,thouha(i  ftablifh.them  for 

My  ilSot). 
Gra.28.2 1  .then  fhall  the  Lord  be  my  God 
Exod.ii-i-he  is  my  God,my  fathers  God 
Ruth  i.i6.thy  people  my  people,thyGod  my  God 
2  StuK.z2.7i  cried t0  my  God,  and  he  did  heare 

PJal.jt.6. 
zz.have  not  departed  from  my  God 

Pfal.  iS.zi. 
3  o.by  my  God  I  have  leapt  over  a  wall 

P/a/.  18.29. 

1  Chr.  1 1 . 1 9.my  Goi  forbid  it  me  that  I  mould  do 

1 7. 2  5. thou, O  my  God,hafttold  thyfcivant 
28.20.even  my  God  will  be  with  thee 
29.  I7.my  God,thou  trieft  the  heart 

2  Cfoo.6. 40. now,my  God,  let  thine  eyes  be  open 
18. 1  g.what  my  God  faith,that  will  I  fpeak 

E^r.9.6.0  my  God,I  am  afhamed  to  lift  up 

my  face  to  thee,my  God,for  our  iniquities 
Neh.  y. 19. think  upon  me,my  God,for  good 

Chapt.13.31. 
6.i4.my  God,think  thou  upon  Tobiah 
7.%  .my  God,put  it  into  my  heart  to  gather 
1  j .  14.  remember  me,  O  my  Godjconcern.this 

Verfe  22. 
29  remember  them,0  my  God,becaufe  they 
Pfal.  3. 7.arife,0  LorcL/ave  me,0  my  God 

5. 2. hearken  to  my  cry,  my  King  and  my  God 
i8.2.my  God,my  ftrength,  in  whom  lie  truft 

PR91.2. 

22. 1. my  God,my  God,why  haft  thou  forfak.me 

Mat.  27.46.  &  Mar.i  5  .34. 

2.O  my  God,I  cry  in  the  day  time 

10. thou  art  my  God  from  my  mothers  belly 

25.2.0  my  Gfld,I  truft  in  thee 
3 1. 1 4.I  faid,  Thon  art  my  God 

3  j. 2 3. awake  to  my  caufe,my  God  &  my  Lord 
3  8 . 2 1 .0  my  God,  be  not  farre  from  me 

Pftd.7  LIZ. 

40.8.1  delight  to  do  thy  will,  O  my  God 
1 7. make  no  tarrying,  O  my  God 

42.6.O  my  G.my  foul  is  caft  down  within  me 
1 1. who  is  the  health  of  my  count.&  my  God 

43.4.on  the  harp  I  wil  praife  thee>  O  G.my  G. 
59. 1. deliver  me  from  mine  enemics,0  my  God 
63.1.O  God,thou  art  my  God.'early  will  I  feek 
68.24.the  goings  of  my  God&c  King  in  the  fa. 
59.3. mine  eyes  faile  while  I  wait  for  my  God 
7 1. 4. deliver  me,0  my  God,out  of  the  hand  of 
22.11e  praife  thee,even  thy  truth,0  my  God 
8 3. 1 3.O my  God, make  them  like  a  wheele 
84. 3. thine al tars  O  L.of  hofts,my  King, my  G. 
86. 2.O  thou  my  God,  fave  thy  fervant 
89.26.thou  art  my  father,my  God,  the  rocke  of 
94. 22. my  God  is  the  rock  of  my  refuge 
102. 24.I  faid,0  my  God,take  me  not  away 
1 04.3  3.Ilefing  praife  to  my  God    Pfa.  146.2. 
1 18.28.thou  art  my  God,and  I  will  praife  thee 
thou  art  my  God,  I  will  exalt  thee 
1 1 9. 1 1 5  •  He  keep  the  commandem.of  my  God 
1 40.6.I  faid  to  the  Lord,  Thou  art  my  God 
143.10.me  todothy  will, for  thou  art  my  God 
1 4  J.  1. He  ex  toll  thee,my  God,OKing 
Pra-3  o.9.and  take  the  name  or  my  God  in  vain 
J/21.7.1 3. will  ye  weary  my  God  alfo 

25.  1. 0  Lord,thou  art  my  God,I  wil  exalt  thee 
40. 27  .my  judgment  is  paffed  over  fro  my  God 
44.i7.deliverme,for  thou  art  my  God 
49. 4. and  my  work  with  my  God 

•  y.and  my  God  fhalbe  my  ftrength 
57. 2 1. no  peace,  faith  my  God,to  the  wicked 
61 .  to.rny  foule  fhalbe  joyfull  in  my  God 

1  Zto.6. 2  2. my  God  hath  fent  hisangel,and  hath 
9.i8,Omy  God,incline  thine  earc,  and  heare 

1  1  p.deferre  not  for  thine  own  fake.  O  my  G. 

jo.for  the  holy  mountain  of  my  God 


Ho/^  2. 2  3.  they  fhal  fay,Thouart  my  G.Zecfe.13.9. 
8.2.Ifrael  fhall  cry,My  God,we  know  thee 
9.8.the  watchman  of  Ephra. was  with  my  God 
17. my  God  will  caft  them  away,becaufe 
Joel  1.1 3. lie  all  night  in  fackd.minift.of  my  God 
Mich.7.7.my  Godwill  heare  me 
John  20.17.I  afcend  to  my  God  and  your  God 

28.Thomas  anfwered,  My  Lord  &  my  God 
How.  1. 8.1  thank  my  God  for  you  all  through  Ch. 

1  Com. 4.I  thank  my  God  alwaies  on  your  behalfe 

14.18.I  thank  my  GodI  fpeak  with  tongues 

2  Coy.  12.21.  when  I  come  my  G. will  humble  me 
Phil.  1.3. 1  thank  my  God  upon  every  remembran. 

4.i9.butmy  God  fhall  fupply  all  your  need 
Philem.q.l  thank  my  God,making  mention  of 
Rev.  3 .12  .He  make  a  pillar  in  the  temple  of  my  G . 
He  write  upon  him  the  name  of  my  God 
city  of  my  God,which  cometh  from  my  G. 
Lordmy  d5ot».  See  JlO»0, 
No  (©05). 
Deut.  31.3  p.and  there  is  no  God  with  me 

1  IC'».8.23.there  is  no  Godlike  thee    2  Cbr.6.14. 

2  l\in.i.i6,is  it  becaufe  there  is  no  Godin  Ifrael 
y.iy.now  I  know  that  there  is  no  God  in  all 

2  Cbt.7, 2.1  y.no  God  of  any  nation  was  able  to  de. 
Pfal.  14. 1. the  foole  hath  faid,There  is  no  God 

(/2(,43.io.beforeme  there  wasno  God 
44.6.  befides  me  there  is  no  God 

Chapter. 5,14,2 1. 
8.yea,there  is  no  God,I  know  not  any 
E\e\.  28.9.  thou  (halt  be  a  man,and  no  God  in  the 
Hof,  1 3. 4.thou  (halt  know  no  God;but  me 

Ot&ob. 

Num.  12.13  .heale  her  now,0  God,l  befeech  thee 
Judg.  16.28. ftrengthen  me  only  this  once,0  God 
1  Chr.  1 6. 3  5. fave  us,0  God  of  our  falvation 

17.17.was  afmall  thing  in  thine  eyes,  O  God 
Nefo.6.9.therefore,0  God,  ftrengthen  mine  hands 
Pfal.q.i.O  God  of  my  righteoufneffe 
j.iO.deftroy  thouthem,0  God 
io.i2.arife,0  God,hft  up  thine  hand 
i6.i.prcfervemc,0  God,forin  thee  do  I  truft 
1 7. 6. for  thou  wilt  heare  me,0  God 
zy.2  2.redeemlfrael,0  God,out  of  all  his 
27.9.forfakemenot,0  God  of  my  falvation 
3  6. 7. how  excellent  is  thy  loving  kmdn.O  G. 
42.i.fopantethmy  foule  after  thee,0  God 
43.i.judge  me,0  God,and  plead  my  caufe 
44. 1.  we  have  heard  with  our  eares,0  God 

4.thou  art  my  King,0  God 
4f.6.thy  throne,0  God,is  for  ever  and  ever 

Hebr.i.S. 
48.9.we  have  thought  of  thy  loving  kind.O  G- 

io.according  to  thy  name,  O  God 
51. 1. have  mercy  uponme,0  God,according 
io.create  in  me  a  clean  heart,0  God 
14-deliver  me  from  bloud-guiltineffe,  O  G. 
1 7. a  broken  and  contrite  heart,0  God,thou 
54. 1. fave  me,0  God,by  thy  name,and  judge 
4.  heare  my  praier,  O  God,  give  eare 

Chapt.55.1. 
-    y  5 . 2  3  .thou,0  God,fhalt  bring  them  downe 
5 6. 1  .be  mercifull  unto  me,0  God,for  man 
7.in  thine  anger  caft  down  the  p^ople,OGod 
1 2.  my  vowes  are  upon  me,  O  God 
57. 1. be  mercifull  unto  me,0  God,be  merciful 
y.be  thou  exalted,  O  God,above  the  heavens 
VcrVii.P/ai.Xc.8.5, 
7. my  heart  is  fixed, O  God  Pfal.ioB.i. 

5  8 .6. break  their  teeth,  O  God 
60.1.O  God,thou  haft  caft  us  off 

I  o.wilt  not  thou,  O  G.wch  hadft  caft  us  off 
Pfal.io8.u. 
6r .  i. heare  my  cry,0  God,attend  unto  my 
5.forthou,0  God,haft  heard  my  vowes 
62. 1 2. alio  unto  thee,0  God,belongeth  mercy 
63.1.O  God,thou  art  my  God,early  will  I  feek 
64. 1  .heare  my  voice,  O  God,in  my  pnier 
65.1  .praife  waiteth  for  thee,0  God,in  Zion 

5. wilt  thou  not  anfwer  us,0  God  of  pur  fal, 
66. 1  o.for  thou,  O  God,haft  proved  us 
67.3.  let  the  people  praife  thee,0  God 

Verfe  y. 
68.7.O  God,when  thou  wenteft  forth bef.thy 
9.thou,0  God,didft  fend  a  plentifull  rain 


io.thou,0  God,haft  prepared  of  thy  goodnes 

2  4«they  have  feen  thy  goings,  O  God 
28.ftrengthen,0  God,that  w'^  thou  haft  wr. 

3  5.O  God,thou  art  terrible,outof  thy  ho.ol. 
69. 1. fave  me,  O  God, (or  the  waters  are 

5.O  God,thou  knoweft  my  foolilhnefle 

13. in  an  acceptable  time,0  God 

29.1et  thy  falvation,  O  G.fet  me  up  on  high 
70. 1  .make  hafte,  O  God,  to  deliver  me 

Verfe  y. 
7 1 .  r  2 .0  God,be  not  far  from  me 
-  17.O  God,thou  hift  taught  me  from  my  you. 

1 3.0  God,forfake  me  nor,unti!l  I  have 

iSUhy  righteoufnes,0  God,is  very  high 

O  God,  who  is  like  unto  thee 
72.i.give  the  King  thy  judgements.O  God 
74'!-0  Godjwhy  haft  thou  caft  us  off 

10. 0  God,how  long  fhall  the  adverf.repro. 

2  2.arife,0  God,plead  thine  own  caufe 
7f . 1. unto  thee,  O  God,do  we  give  thanks 
76.6.at  thyrebuke,0  God  of  Jacob 
77. 1 3-thy  way,0  God,is  in  the  Sanftuary 

1 6.the  waters  faw  thee,0  God,the  wat.faw 
79.1.O  God,the  heathen  are  come  into  thine 

9. help  uSjO  God  of  our  falvation 
8o.;.turn  us  again}0  God,and caufe  thy 
8  2.8.ahfe,0  God,  judge  the  earth, for  thou 
8  3.  i. keep  not  filcnce,0  God,be  not  ftill,0  G. 
84.8.give  eare,0  God  of  Jacob 

9.behold,0  God  our  fhield,ind  look  upon 
8y.4.turnus,0  God  of  our  falvation 
86. 14.O  God,the  proud  are  rifen  againft  me 
94. 1 .0  God,to  whom  vengeance  belongeth 
jo9.i.holdnotthy  peace, O  God  of  my  praife 

2 1  .do  thou  for  me,0  God  the  Lord 
1 39. 17.  how  preci.are  thy  thoug.to  me,0  God 

i9.furely,thou  wilt  flay  the  wicked,  O  God 

23.fearch  me,0  God,and  know  my  heart 
140.7.O  God  the  Lord,the  ftrengrh  of  my  fal. 
I4i.8.but  mine  eies  are  to  thee,0  God  my  Lo. 
144. 9. He  fing  a  new  fong  unto  thee,0  God 
lfa.64.4.  neither  hath  the  eye  feen,  O  God,befides 
Hefo-.io. 7.10,1  come  to  do  thy  will,  O  God 

Verfe  9. 

Gf».i.27.in  the  image  of  God  created  he  him 

Chapt.y.i.Sc  9.6. 
20. ir. the  feareofGodis  not  in  this  place 
3  3. 10. as  though  I  had  feen  the  face  of  God 
3  y.y.tnrour  of  God  was  upon  the  cities 
50.  i9_feate  not,  I  am  in  the  place  of  God 
Exod.2.  i.Mofes  came  to  the  mount  of  God  to 
4.20.Mofes  took  the  rod  of  God  in  his  hand 

27. he  went  and  met  him  in  the  mount  of  G. 
8. 19. this  is  the  finger  of  God 
1 7.9. on  the  top  of  the  hill  with  the  rod  of  God 
18.  y.  where  he  encamped  at  the  mount  of  God 
1  y.  people  come  to  me  to  enquire  of  God 
i6.make  them  know  the  ftatutes  of  God 
24.i3.Mofes  went  up  into  the  mount  of  God 
3  1.1 8.tables  of  the  teft.writ.with  the  fin.of  G. 
Deut. 9.10. 
3  2. 1 6.the  writing  was  the  writing  of  God 
Im^.2i.i2.norprofane  thefanftuatyof  his  God 
crown  of  the  oile  of  his  God  is  upon  him 
i7.not  approach  to  offer  the  bread  of  his  G. 
Verfe  2 1. 
22.be  fhall  eat  the  bread  of  his  God 
Num  6.7 .becaufe  the confecr.of  his  Godis  upon 
Dc//r.4.33.did  ever  people  heare  the  voice  of  God 

2 1. 2 3. he  that  is  hanged  is  accurfed  of  God 
Jof.z4..i6.the(e  words  in  the  book  of  the  law  oiG. 

1  StfA«.3.2.ycrthe  lamp  of  God  went  out 
9.9-when  a  man  went  to  enquire  of  God 

10.  y.after  thou  fhalt  come  to  the  hill  of  God 
22. 1 3. and  haft  enquired  of  God  for  him 
1  y.did  I  then  begin  to  enquire  of  G.for  him 

2  Sam.9. 3 .  that  I  may  fhew  the  kindneffe  of  G.to 

14.16.deftr.me  &  my  fon  out  of  the  inh.of  G. 
16.23.as  if  a  man  had  enquired— of  God 
2  3.3.muft  be  juft,ruling  in  the  feare  of  God 

1  Kw3.28.faw  the  wifdome  of  God  was  in  him 
i9.8.Elijah  wenttoHorebthe  mountof  God 

1  Chro.  5.22.  becaufe  the  war  was  of  G  od 

12.22.it  was  a  great  hoft  like  the  hoft  of  God 
1 3. 1 2. David  was  affraid  of  God  that  day 

___  1 4. 1  o.David 


GOD       GOD 


14.  io.David  enquired  of  Gffi,faying,Shall  I 

Verfe  14. 
i6.4i.withmuficallinftruments  of  God 
21.3  o-could  not  go  before  it  to  enquire  of  G. 
2z.19.king  the  ark  &  the  holy  veffels  or  God 
2  C/mi.j.atGibeon  was  the  tabern.— or  God 

10.1  j.K.hearkned not,for  the  caufe  wasof  G. 

2  2.7-the  deftruction  of  Ahazi  was  of  God 
z<  20.  would  not  heare,for  it  came  of  God 
26.<.had  undemanding  in  the  vi lions  of  God 

3  1 .14.ri.ore  was  over  the  free-will  off.of  Go« 
3 4.3  2.'inhab.of  Jer.did  accord. to  the cov.of  G. 
2<.zz.to  thewordofNecho  fro  themo.ofG. 
,6.16.  but  they  mocked  the  mefiengers  of  God 

E??.  J.i-with  them  were  the  proph.of  God,  helpi. 
6. 1 8 .priefts  in  their  courfes  for  the  ferv-of  God 
Nc/?.8.8.  they  read  in  the  law  of  Gorfdiftinctly 
18.  firft  day  to  the  laft  read  in  the  law  of  G. 

10.2  8. had  fcparated  themfelvs  to  the  law  of  G. 

1 2. 1 .  Moab  not  come  into  the  congreg.of  God 
fob  1 . 1 6.fire  of  God  is  fallen  from  heaven 

4.9.by  the  blaft  of  Godthey  perifh 
<5.4.terrors  of  God  fet  themfelves  in  aray 
1 5.8.haft  thou  heard  the  fecret  of  God 
2  i.p.neither  is  the  rod  of  God  upon  them 
29.4.  when  the  fecret  of  God  was  upon  my  tab. 

31.2.  what  portion  of  God  is  there  from  above 
37.10.by  the  breath  of  Go^froft  is  given 
40. 1  p.he  is  the  chiefe  of  the  waies  of  God 

Vfal.j.  1  o.my  defence  is  of  God 

37.31  .the  law  of  his  God  is  in  his  heart 
43 .4.then  will  I  go  to  the  altar  of  God 
46 .4.make  glad  the  city  of  God 

50.2  3.will  I  (hew  the  falvation  of  God 
y  1 .  17  .the  facrifices  of  God  are  a  broken  fpirit 
52.i.the  goodneffe  of  G.endureth  continually 

8.1  truft  in  the  mercy  of  God  for  ever 
(65.9.  greatly  enricheft  it  with  the  river  of  God 
68.2.1et  the  wicked  perifh  at  the  prefence  of  G. 
S         8. heavens  dropped  at  the  ptefence  of  God 
1 5  .the  hill  of  God  is  as  the  hill  of  Baflian 
,         i7.charetsofGo^  are  20000. 

69. 3  die  praife  the  name  of  God  with  a  fong 
73.1 7.untill  I  went  into  the  fanctuary  of  God 
74. 8. they  have  burnt  up  the  Synagogue  of  God 
7  8 .  io.they  kept  not  the  covenant  of  God 
8i.4.alawof  the  God  of  Jacob 
87.3.fpoke  n  of  thee,0  city  of  God 
1  i4.7.tremble  at  the  prefence  of  the  G.ofjac. 
i49.6.1et  the  high  praifes  of  God  be  in  their  m. 

Ecrtef.3.11  .of  all  his  labour ,it  is  the  gift  of  God 

Chapt.5.19. 
8.2.and  that  in  regard  of  the  oath  of  God 
Ifa.i^i  3.exaltmy  throne  above  the  ftars  of  God 

y  3.4.  we  did  efteem  him  fmitten  of  Go^afrlift. 
E'KSk- *•  X-I  &w  vifions  of  God 

8.3 .  brought  me  in  the  vifions  of  God  to  Jeruf. 
28.2.I  fit  in  the  feat  of  God  in  the  middeft  of 
fet  thine  heart  as  the  heart  of  God 
Verfe  6. 
1 3-haft  been  in  Eden  the  garden  of  God 
1 4. thou  waft  upon  the  holy  mount  of  God 
1 6.  caft  thee  as  profane  out  of  the  mo.of  G. 
3 1 .8  .cedars  in  the  garden  of  God  could  not  hide 
nor  any  tree  in  the  garden  of  Gorflike 
9.all  trees  in  the  garden  of  God  envied  him 
40.2.  in  the  vifions  of  God  brought  he  me  into 
Dtf».2.20.blefTed  be  the  name  of  God  for  ever 

6.  ^.except  we  find  concerni.the  law  of  his  God 
M'ic.1.7. for  there  is  no  anfwer  of  God 
Mat.i.  1 2.being  warned  of  God  in  a  dreame 

Verfe  22. 
4.4.word  that  proceedeth  out  of  the  mo.of  God 

1  j.  3.tranfgr.the  com.of  God  by  your  tradition 
6. made  the  command.of  God  of  none  effect 

16.23.favou.reft  not  the  things  that  be  of  God 

2 1 .1 2.Jefus  went  into  the  temple  of  God 
22.1 6.teacheft  the  way  of  God  in  truth 

AtoM2.i4.8c  Lu\.io.zi. 

2  3.2  2.fweareth  by  the  throne  of  Goi,and  by 
46.61.I  am  able  to  deftroy  the  temple  of  God 

Mar.  i.24.theholyOneof  God  lK^.4.34. 

7-8.  laying  afide  the  comman.of  Gfld,you  hold 

9. ye  reject  the  comman.of  God  to  keep  your 

Lu\.  1. 1 9.'I  am  Gab.  that  ftand  in  the  prefe.of  G. 


GOD      GOD 

3.6.all  flefh  (hall  fee  the  falvation  of  God 
9.2o.Peterfaid,The  Chrift  of  God 
11.20.if  I  with  the  finger  of  God  caft  out 

49. therefore  alfo  faid  the  wifdome  of  God 
2i.4.caft  in  to  the  offerings  of  G.od 
23.3  5. if  he  be  Chrift  the  chofen  of  God 
John  1.1 3. not  of  the  will  of  man,but  of  God 
29.behold  the  Lamb  of  Go^which  taketh 
Verfe  36 
4.10. if  thou  kneweft  the  gift  of  God 
6.3  3. for  the  bread  of  God  is  he  which  cometh 
4?  .they  (halbe  all  taught  of  God 
46.fave  he  which  is  of  God,  he  hath  feen 
7.i7.know  of  the  doctrine  whether  it  be  of  G. 
8.40.I  have  told  you  the  truth  I  heard  of  God 
47 .he  that  is  of  Gud  heareth  Gods  word 

heare  not>becaufe  you  are  not  of  God 
g.i6.this  man  is  not  of  Gorf,becaufe  he  keeps 
3 1  .if  any  man  be  a  worfhipper  of  God,him 
3  3. if  this  man  were  not  of  God,he  could  do 
n.2  2.whatfocverthou  wilt  ask  of  God,  G.wil 
1 2. 43. loved  the  praife  of  men  more  then  of  G. 
Aft.  2.2  2.a  man  approved  of  God  among  you 
2j.fore-knowledge  of  Godhave  ye  taken 
5.39.ifitbeofGorf,ye  cannot  overthrow  it 
8.20.thatthegiftof  God  may  be  purchafed 
1 0.3  3. hear  all  things  command. thee  of  God 
4 1. but  to  witneffes  chofen  before  of  God 
42.which  was  ordained  of  God  to  be  Judge 
1 2.2  2.voice  of  a  God,and  not  of  a  man 
i7.29.forafmuch  as  we  are  the  off-fpring  of  G. 
1 8. 2  6  .expou  nded  to  h  im  the  way  of  God  rfi  ore 
20.28. to  feed  the  Church  of  God  which  he 
26.6.for  the  hope  of  the  promife  made  of  God 

22. having  therefore  obtained  helpof  God 
28.28.that  the  falvation  of  God  is  fent  to  the 
to.  1.1. Separated  to  the  Gofpel  of  God 
7.beloved  of  God  called  to  be  Saints 
i7.therein  is  the  righteoufnes  of  Godcevtal. 
ic.that  which  maybe  known  of  G.ismanif. 

2  ((.changed  the  truth  of  God  into  a  lie . 
30.backbiterSjhaters  of  God 

3  2  .who  knowing  the  judgment  of  Goaf,  that 
2.2.  judgement  of  God  is  according  to  truth 

3. that  thou  fhalt efcape  the  judgement  of  G. 
4.that  the  goodneffe  of  God  leadeth  thee  to 
j.revelation  of  theright.judgement  of God 
1 7.makeft  thy  boaft  of  God 
24-the  name  of  God  is  blafphem.  among  the 
2a.whofe  praife  is  not  of  men,but  of  God 

3 .2.to  them  were  committed  the  oracles  of  G. 
3.unbeliefemake  the  faith  of  God  without 
5 .if  our  unright. commend  the  righte.of  God 
7.if  the  truth  of  God  have  more  abounded 
21.  righte.of  God  without  the  law  is  manif. 
22.therighteoufnesof  Gft*/  which  is  by  faith 
2  ^.through  the  forbearance  of  God 

4.20.heftaggered  not  at  the  promife  of  God 

6.2 3. the  gift  of  Goiis  eternall  life 

7.22.I  delight  in  the  law  of  God 

2  5.I  my  felfe  ferve  the  law  of  God 
8.7.it  is  not  fubject  to  the  law  of  God 

1 7. if  children,then  heires,heires  of  God 

3  3 .  lay  any  thing  to  the  charge  of  Gods  elect 
9.4.W  whom  pertained  the  fervice  of  God 

1 1  .that  the  purpofe  of  G^accordi.to  eleft. 

1 6\not  of  him  that  runneth,  but  of  God  that 
io.2.they  have  a  zeale  of  God,but  not 

3  .being  ignorant  of  Gods  righteoufneffe 
have  not  fubmitted  to  the  righte.of  Goaf 
1  i.4.but  what  faith  the  anfwer  of  God 

2  2. behold  the  goodneffe  and  feverity  of  God 

29.the  gifts  and  calling  of  God  arc  without 
1 2 .1 .1  befeech  you  breth.by  the  mercies  of  God 
1 3 . 1  .there  is  no  power  but  of  God 

the  powers  thatbe,are  ordained  of  God 

2.refifteth  the  ordinance  of  God 

4. he  is  the  minifter  of  God  to  thee  for  good 
he  is  the  minifter  of  God,a  revenger  to 
1  j.8.Chrifta  minifter — for  the  truth  of  God 

1  f  .becaufe  of  the  grace  given  to  me  of  God 
i6.minifterof  Chr.minift.the  Gofpel  of  G. 

I  Coy.  i.24.Chrift  the  power  of  G.  &  wifd.of  God 

2  5  .the  foolifhneffe  of  God  is  wifer  then  men 
weakneffe  of  Godis  ftronger  then  men 

3  o.who  of  God  is  made  to  us  wifdome 


GOD      GOD 

2. 1. declaring  to  you  the  teftimony  of  God 
io.the  fpirit  fwrcheth  the  deep  things  of  G. 
1  r.the  things  of  God  knoweth  none  fave  chi 
I2.but  the  fpirit,which  is  of  Gac/,that  ye  may 
know  the  things  freely  given  of  God 
3  1  £.  know  ye  not  that  ye  are  the  temp.of  God 
i7-if  any  man  defile  the  temple  of  God,him 
for  the  temple  of  Godis  holy 
4. 1  .as  (rewards  of  the  myfteries  of  God 

f  .then  (hall  every  man  have  praife  of  God 
6. 1 9.which  ye  have  of  God,and  ye  are  not 
7. 7. every  man  hath  his  proper  gift  of  God 

19.  but  the  keeping  of  the  command.of  God 
11-12. but  all  things  of  God  a  Cor.^.iS. 

16.no  fuchcuftome,nor  the  Churches  of  G. 
1  J.  1  j.  we  are  found  falfe  witneffesof  God 

becaufe  we  have  teftified  of  God 
z  Cor.  1.4.  we  our  felves  are  comforted  of  God 
2  0.allthepromifes  ofGfl^arein  him  yea 
2.i7.but  as  of  fincerity,but  as  of  God 

in  the  fight  of  God  (peak  we  in  Chrift 

3 .  y.but  our  fufficiency  is  of  God 

4.4.WI10  is  the  image  of  God  (hould  fhine  unto 

7.excellency  of  the  power  may  be  of  God 
J.i.we  have  a  building  of  God 

21  .that  we  might  be  the  righteoufnes  of  G. 
6.4  as  the  minifters  of  God  in  much  patience 

i6.what  agreement  hath  the  temp.of  G. with 
1 1.7.  preached  to  you  the  Gofpel  of  God  freely 
Gal.  3. 1 7.covenant  confirmed  of  God  in  Chrift 

2  i.Js  the  law  againft  the  promifes  of  God 
4-7-if  a  fon,then  an  heire  of  God  through 

9.or  rather  are  knowne  of  God 
6. 16. and  mercy  ,and  on  the  Ifraelof  God 
Epbef.z. 8. faith,  it  is  the  gift  of  Got! 

1 9. and  of  the  houfhold  of  God 

22. for  an  habitation  of  God  through  the  fpi. 
3.io.mightbe  known  the— wifdome  of  God 

19.be  filled  with  all  the  fulneffe  of  God 

4.  i8.being  alienated  from  the  life  of  God 
5. 1. be  ye  therefore  followers  of  God 
6.11.  put  on  the  whole  armour  of  God 

Verfe  13. 
Phil.1.1 1. by  Jef.Chr.to  the  glory  &  praife  of  God 
28. but  to  you  of  falvation,and  that  of  God 
2. 6. who  being  in  the  forme  of  God 
3 .9. righteoufnes  which  is  of  God  by  faith  • 

14.(01-  the  price  of  the  high  calling  of  God  in 
4. 7. peace  of  God  which  paffeth  all  underftandi. 
iW.i.2f  .aminifter  according  to  the  difpenf.of  G, 
2.2.acknowledgcment  ofthemyfterieof  God 
1 2  .through  the  faith  of  the  operation  of God 
i9.increaling  with  theincreafe  of  God 
3 . 1 2.put  on  therefore  as  the  elect  of  God 
1 5. let  the  peace  of  God  rule  in  your  hearts 

1  Tfe/.i.4.knowing,beloved,your  election  of  G. 

2. 2. to  fpeak  to  you  the  Gofpel  of  God  with 
4-but  as  we  are  allowed  of  God 
8.not  the  Gofpel  of  Goionly,but  our  owne 
9.we  preached  toypu  the  Gofpel  of  God 
1 2. that  ye  would  walk  worthy  of  God 
I4.became  followers  of  the  Churches  of  G. 
3.2.TTimotheus  our  brother,  &  minifter  of  God 
4-9.your  felves  are  taught  of  God  to  love  one 
i6.withthe  trumpof  God 

2  Thef.  1 .4-glory  in  you  in  the  Churches  of  God 

j.amanifeft  token  of  theright.judgm.ofG. 
2.4.fitteth in  the  templeof  God,  (hewing 
iTiw.i.i.by  thecommandement  of  G.ourSavi. 
11. according  to  the  glorious  Gofpel  of— G. 
4. 4. for  every  creature  of  God  is  good 
6. 1  .that  the  name  of  God  be  not  blafphemed 
2  Tim.  1 .6. that  thou  ftirre  up  the  gift  of  God 
2.19-nevertheieffethefoundat.ofGfliftandeth 
3 .4. lovers  of  pleafures  more  then  lovers  of  God 
1 6\all  Scripture  is  given  by  infpirat.ofGffi 
Tit.i.  1. according  to. the  faith  of  Gods  elect 

3.according  to  the  comman.of  G.our  Savi. 
7-a  bifhop  muft  be  blamelefs  as  ftewa.of  G. 
2. 1  o.that  they  may  adorn  the  doctrine  of  God 
Hcb.f.  4-but  he  that  is  called  ofGod,as  was  Aaron 
1  o.called  of  God  an  high  prieft  after  the  ord. 
1 2.  be  the  firft  principles  of  the  oracl.of  God 
8.?.as  Mofeswas  admpniihed  of  God 
p.6.accompli(hing  the  Tervice  of  God 

24.  to  appear  in  the  prefence  of  Godforus 
11.7 -by 


GOD       GOD 


GOD       GOD 


GOD      GOD 


1 1. 7. by  faith  Noan  warned  of  God  of  things 
iz.i.fec  down  ac  the  right  hand— of  God 
Jam.i,<j.hck  wifdome,ltt  him  aske  of  God 

1 3  .be  tempted  or  God,  for  G.cannot  be  tem. 

20.  wrath  of  man  works  nottherighte.of  G. 
3.2  3  .he  was  called  the  friend  of  God 
3 .9.  which  are  made  after  the  fimilitude  of  God 
4.4.a  friend  of  the  world  is  the  enemy  of  God 
i  1  Pet. i.z.e\e& according  to  the  fore-knowof  G. 
2.4.dilallowed-1- of  men,but  chofen  of  God 
2 .20. when  once  the  Iong-fuffer.of  God  waited 
4.1  i.lethim  (peak as  the  oracles  of  God 

i7.them  that  obey  notthe  Gofpel  of  God 
5.2.feed  the  flock  of  God  which  is  among  you  ■ 

2  Vet. 1. 1.  precious  faith  through  the  righte.of  G. 

z  1. but  holy  men  of  God  (pake  as  they  were 
3. 12. hading  to  the  coming  of  the  day  of God 

1  fob.  3 .  icwho  doth  not  righteonf.is  not  of  God 

4. 1. try  the  fpirits,whether  they  are  of  God 
2.that  Chnftis  come  in  the  flefh,  is  of  God 
3. not  that  Chnft  is  come,is  not  of  God 
6.weare  of  God :  he  that  is  not  of  God 

5.9-the  witneffe  of  God  is  greater 

for  this  is  the  witneffe  of  God 
i8.whofoever  is  begotten  of  God,keepeth 
lo.we  know  that  we  are  of  God 

3  John  r  1. he  that  doth  good  is  of  God 
Rev.z.j.is  in  the  midft  of  the  paradife  of  God 

3 .  I4.the  beginning  of  the  creation  of  God 
7.1  j.therfoie  are  they  before  the  throne  of  God 
9.4.which  have  not  the  feale  of  God  in  their 
io.7.myfterieof  Godihould  befinifhed 
1 1 . 1  .rife  and  mcafure  the  temple  of  God   . 

1 9. temple  of  God  was  opened  in  heaven 
1 2. 6.  where  (he  hath  a  place  prepared  of  God 

17.remn.of  her  feed  wchkeep  the  com.of  G. 
14. 5. are  without  fault  before  the  throne  cf  G. 

1  t.here  are  thty  that  keep  the  comm.of  Ged 

1  5. 2. having  the  harps  of  God 
i6.9.fcorch.with  heat,  blafph.  the  name  of  God 
ip.9.thefc  are  the  true  fayings  of  God 
20.6.they  fhalbe  priefts  of  God 

2 1 . 3  .the  tabernacle  of  God  is  w  ith  men 
22.  i.water  proceeding  out  of  the  throneofG. 
3  .throne  of  God  and  Lamb  fhalbe  in  it 
Angel  or  Angels  of  d5ot). 
Gen.  2 1  •  1 7.  angel  of  God  called  to  Hagar  out  of 

2  8. 1 2. angels  of  God  afcending  &  defcending 

3  1. 1 1. angel  of  God  fpake  to  Jacob  in  a  dream 
3  2. 1. angels  of  Garnet  htm 

Exod. 1 4.1  ^.the  angel  of  God  which  went  before 

Jndg.S.zo. angel  of  God  faid,Take  the  flefh  and 

1 3. 6. like  the  countenance  of  an  angel  of God 

9.the  angel  of  God  came  again  to  the  worn. 

i  5VM8.29.9.art  good  in  my  light  as  angel  of  God 

2  Sam.  1 4. 1 7. as  an  angel  of  God  (o  is  my  lord 

Chapt. 19.27. 
20.vvife  accord. to  the  wifd.of  an  angel  of  G. 
Mat.  2  2 . 3  o.  are  as  the  angels  of  God  in  hea  ve  n 
Lu\.  1 2. 8. Son  of  man  confefs  before  the  ang.of  G. 
9.(halbe  denied  before  the  angels  of  God 
1  5  .io.is  joy  in  the  prefence  of  the.angels  of  God 
/oki.ji.fhal  fee  heaven  opcn,&  the  ang.of  G.af. 
Act.  10.3.  favv  in  a  vifion  an  angel  of  Godcoming 
27.23-ftood  by  me  this  night  an  angel  of  God 
Grf/.4.i4.but  received  me  as  an  angel  of  God 
Hcb'i.6.lct  all  the  angels  of  God  worfhip  him 
Ar\e  fl/vlffot).  See  3rhe. 
Eorne  of  (Bob.  See  flfroine. 
Children  of&elO.  See  Crj4lDien» 
Church  of<&oXt.  See  (Ehnrclj. 
Coimfell  o/"<t5oO.  See  Cotmf  t\\, 
.      Feare  ofi&ati.  See  ■fit&tt. 
Glory  o/<©ot>.  See  <01o*£, 
Grace  o/MSotl. 
I«/;.2.40.the  grace  of  God  was  upon  him 
^c7. 1 1. 2  3  .when  he  had  feen  the  grace  of  God 
13.43.perfwad.thcm  to  contin.inthegr.of  G. 
i4>26.whence  recommended  to  the  gra.of  God 
1 5 .40.chofe  Silas  recom.to  the  grace  of  God 
20. 24.ro  teflifie  the  Gofpel  of  the  grace  of  God 
i  Rom.^.i  5. much  more  the  grace  of  God,&  gift  by 
J  1  Cor.  1 .4.  the  grace  of  God  given  you  by  Jef.Chr. 
1      3 .  io.according  to  the  grace  of  God  given  tome 
I      ly.io.bythegraceofGodlamthatlam 

not  I3but  the  grace  of  God  wsb  was  with  me 
I 


2  Cor.  1 . 1 2.by  the  grace  o  fGod  we  had  our  conv. 

6.  r. that  ye  receive  not  the  grace  of  God  in  vain 
8. 1  .grace  of  God  bellowed  on  the  Churches  of 
9.i4.forthe  exceeding  grace  of  God  in  you 

Gal.i.zi.l  do  not  ftuftrate  the  grace  of  God 
£/>b.3.2.heardofthedifpenfat.ofthe  grace  of  God 
7-a  minifter  accord.to  the  gift  of  the  gr.of  G. 
Col.  1 ,6.fince  the  day  ye  knew  the  grace  of  God  in 
2  Thef.1.1 2.&  ye  in  him3accord.to  the  gra.of  God 
tit.i.  1  i.grace  of God  thatbringeth  falvation  hath 
He£>.2.9.that  he  by  the  grace  of  God  mould  tafte 

12.15  ^  any  man  fo'k  of  the  grace  of  God 
1  Pet. 4, 1  o.good  ftew-of  the  manifold  gra.of  God 

5. 1 2.  teftif.that  this  is  the  true  grace  of  God 
Jude  4.turning  the  grace  of  our  Godinto  lafcivi. 
Hand  of  (Bat), 

1  Sam.  5 . 1 1  .the  hand  of  God  was  very  heavie 

2  rtro.30.r2.the  hand  of  God  was  to  give  one 
£^■7. 9. according  to  the  good  hand  of  God 

8.i8.by  the  good  hand  of  our  God  upon  us 
22.handofonr  G. is  upon  all  them  for  good 
3  r.hand  of  our  God  was  upon  us,and  deliv. 
Neh. 2. 8. granted  me  accord.to  the  good  ha.ofGod 
i8,I  told  them  of  the  hand  of  my  God  upon 
Job  2.io.fhal  we  receive  good  at  the  hand  of  God 
19.21.for  the  hand of  God  hath  touched  me 
27. 1 1. lie  teach  you  by  the  hand  of  God,that 
jEa/f/^2,24.this  I  faw  was  from  the  hand  of  God 
9. 1. the  wife  &  their  works  are  in  the  ha.of  God 
Ate.16.19.  receiv. into  hea. fits  at  therig.h3.0f  G. 
Act.i. 3  3. being  by  the  right  hand  of  Godexalted 

7.  j  j, faw  Jefus  (landing  at  the  right  ha.of  God 

1  Verfe  56. 

Ko#z.8.34.who  is  even  at  the  right  hand  of  God 
Co/.3.i.where  Chrift  (its  at  the  right  hand  of  God 
Heb.10.1 2. fate  down  at  the  right  hand  of  God 
1  Pet.3.22  gone  into  hea. &  is  at  the  rig  ha.of  G. 
5  .6. humble  your  felves  under  the— ha.of  God 
Houfe  of  <&tfii. 
Gcw.28.17.this  is  none  other  but  the  houfe  of  God 

2  2. this  (tone  fhalbe  Gods  houfe 

JV9. 2  3. drawers  of  water  for  the  houfe  of  God 
Jiidg .  1 8 . 3  1  .all  the  time  the  houfe  of  God  w  as  in 
2  0,i8.wentuptothe  houfe  of  God,  and  asked 
ifi.all  people  came  to  the  houfe  of  God,  and 
Chapt,  2 1.2. 
3 1  .of  which  one  goeth  up  to  the  hou.of  God 

1  Cfcr.6.48.appo.to  the  fervice  of  the  houfe  of  God 

Chapt.  2  8.2 1. 
9.1  i.rulerofthe  houfe  of  God     iCbro.$  1.13. 
1 3  .able  men  for  the  fervice  of  the  ho.of  God 
26.porters  over  the  treafury  of  the  ho.of  God 
27. they  lodged  round  about  the  hou.of  God 
2 1. 2. to  hew  ftones  to  build  the  houfe  of  God 
24.$.govern.ofthe  houfe  of  God  were  of  Eleaz. 
2  5  .6.for  the  fervice  of  the  houfe  of  God 
2620.  Ahijah  over  the  treaCof  the  hou.of  God 
28.1  z.gave  pattern  of  the  treaf.of  the  ho.of  G. 
29. 2 .1  have  prepared  for  the  houfe  of  my  God 

3  .fet  my  affedion  to  the  houfe  of  my  God 

of  my  proper  cofl  to  the  hou.of  my  God 
7 .gave  for  the  ferv.of  the  ho.of  Go.5000.ta. 

2  CM'0.3.3.inftruc~t.  forthebuila.  of  the  ho.of  God 
4. 1 1  -Huram  finifh.the  work  for  the  ho.of  God 

19.  Sol. made  all  the  veff.for  the  hou.of  God 
5. 1  .brought  in  to  the  treaf.of  the  houfe  of  God 

14. glory  of  the  Lord  filled  the  houfe  of  God 
7. 5. king  &  all  people  dedic.the  houfe  of  God 
8. 1 6\fo  the  houfe  of  God  was  perfected 

1  j.  1 8. brought  into  the  hou.of  God  the  things 

2  2. 1 2. he  was  hid  in  the  houfe  of  God  6.  years 
23.3.madeacoven. with  the  K.in  the  ho.of  G. 

9.deliv.fpears  which  were  in  the  hou.  of  God 
24.  J. gather  money  to  repaire  the  houfe  of  God 
7.fons of  Atha.had  brok.up  the  hou.of  God 
1 3. they  fet  the  houfe  of  God  in  his  ftate 
27.the  repairing  of  the  hou.of  God  written 

2  f:24.Joafh  took  all  he  found  in  the  ho.of  God 
28. 24.cut  in  pieces  the  vefT.of  the  houfe  of  God 
31.21.  began  in  the  fervice  of  the  houfe  of  God 

3  3 .7.Manaf  .fet  an  image  in  the  houfe  of  God 
349.  deliv  mony  brought  into  the  hou.of  God 
3  $.8.Hi  k.  Zech.Jehiel.rulers  of  the  bo.of  God 
36.18.Ncbu.took  the  veffels  of  the  hou.of  God 

I9.and  they  burnt  the  houfe  of  God 
E?r.  1 ,4.befide  the  free-will  offer.of  the  ho.of  God 


2.68.fome  offered  freely,  for  the  houfe  of  Gbi 
3-8.fecond  year  of  their  com.to  the  hou.of  God 
9  .fet  forward  the  workmen  in  the  ho.of  God 
4-24-thenceafedthe  work  of  the  houfe  of  God 
5.2.Zoro.&  Jefli.began  to  build  the  hou.of  God 
8.to  the  houfe  of  the  great  God 
1 3 -made  a  decree  to  build  this  houfe  of  God 
Verfe  17. 
14  veffels  of  the  houfe  of  Goaf  he  delivered 
1  y.let  the  houfe  of  God  be  builded  in  bis  pi. 
16.Shesbaz.laid  the  found.of  the  ho.of  God 
6.3  .Cyrus  made  a  de  cree  concern  .the  ho.of  God 
5. let  the  vefTels  of  the  hou.  of  God  be  reftor.  ' 

and  pljce  them  in  the  houfe  of  God 
7-Iet  the  work  of  this  houfe  of  God  alone 
8. (hall  do  for  the  building  of  this  ho.of  God 
1 2.the  people  that  deftroy  this  houfe  of  God 
1 6. kept  the  dedicat.of  this  hou.of  God  w;  t!i 
1 7. offered  at  the  dedic.of  the  houfe  of  God 
a2.their  hands  in  the  work  of  the  ho.of  God 
7.i6-all  offered  willingly  for  the  houfe  of  God 
1 7. offer  upon  the  altar  of  the  ho.of  your  God 
i9.veflels  given  to  the  houfe  of  thy  God  del. 
20. more  fhalbe  needfull  for  the  houfe  of  G. 
23.diligently  done  for  the  hou.of  the  God  of 
24.impofe  toll  on  the  minift.of  the  ho.of  G 
8.17.  fhould bring minifters  for  the  ho.of  God 
2$.weighed  them  the  off.of  the  ho.of  our  G. 
30.  took  veffels  to  bring  to  the  houfe  of  Gad 
3  3. day  they  were  weighed  in  the  hou.of  God 
j6.furthered  the  people  and  houfe  of  God 
9-9. a  reviving  to  fet  up  the  houfe  of  our  God 
1  o.  r  .calling  himfelf  down  before  the  ho.of  G. 
6.E'zra  rofe  up  from  before  the  houfe  of  God 
9.people  fate  in  the  ftreet  of  the  houfe  of  God 
Neh.6.1  o.let  us  meet  together  in  the  houfe  of  God 
8. 16. booths  in  the  court  of  the  houfe  of  God 
10.32.  ordinan.for  the  fervice  of  the  ho.of  God 
3  3. for  all  the  work  of  the  houfe  of  our  God 
34.bring  wood-offinto  the  hou.of  our  God 
3<S.firfl!ing  of  our  flocks  to  the  ho.of  our  G. 
prietls  that  minifter  in  the  ho.ofou:  God 
37.oile  to  the  chamb.of  the  houfe  of  God 
3  8. to  bring  the  tithe — to  the  houfe  of  God 
3  9.  we  will  not  forfake  the  houfe  of  our  God 
1 1.1  i.Seraiah  ruler  of  the  houfe  of  God 
i6.over(ig.oftheoutw.bufi.for  the  ho.of  G. 
2  2.Gngers  were  over  the  bufi.of  theho.of  G. 
1 2.40.comp.that  gave  thanks  in  the  ho.of  God 
1 3 .4.overfight  of  the  chamb.of  the  hou.of  God 
7.Tobijahacharn.  in  the  co.of  the  ho.of  G. 
9. 1  brought  the  veffels  of  the  houfe  of  God 
1  i.why  is  the  houfe  of  God forfaken 
14.reme.that  I  have  done  for  the  hou.of  God 
Pfal.^2.^.1  went  with  them  to  the  houfe  of  God 
5  2.8.I  am  like  a  green  olive  in  the  houfe  ofGod 
55.14.  walked  into  the  houfe  of  God  in  compa. 
83.1 2. let  us  take  the  houfes  of  God  in  pofleff. 
84.io.rather  a  door-keeper  in  the  hou.of  God 
1 3  5. 2. that  (land  in  the  courts  of  the  ho.of  God 
Ecclef.  5.1  .foot,  when  thou  goeft  to  the  ho.of  God 
Ifa.  2. 3. let  us  go  up  to  the  houfe  of  the  God  of '  Jac. 

Micah  4.2. 
Van,  1. 2. gave  part  of  the  vefT.of  the  hou.of  God  to 
5.3.  brought  the  veff.taken  out  of  the  ho.of  G. 
Hof.g.SAs  hatred  in  the  houfe  of  his  God 
Joel  i.i3.drink-off.withhol.from  the hou^f  God 
i6\yea  joy  and  gladnefs  from  the  hou.of  God 
Amo.z.B.dtink  wine  of  the  cond.in  the  hou.of  God 
Zecb.j.z.  fent  to  the  houfe  of  God  their  men  to 
Mat.  1 2.4.I10W  he  entred  into  the  houfe  of  God 

Mar.i.z6.&  1/4*6-4. 
1  Tim.  3. 1 5.how  to  behave  thy  felfin  theho.of  G. 
Heb.10.21.  having  an  high  pr.over  the  ho.of  God 
1  Ptt.4. 1 7.  if  judgement  begin  at  the  hou.of  God 
Kingdomeofi&ob.  See  StinguOttte. 
Knowledge  of  d5ct).  See  IWOiJjIeDge* 
Loveof<&tto.  See  lobe. 
ManofdStiO. 
Dent.i  3 . 1  .wherwith  Mofes  the  man  of  GodblefT. 
Jb/Tr4.6.Lord  faid  to  Mof.the  man  of  God  cone. 
Judg.  1 3 .6. worn. told  her  husb.a  man  ofGodcame 
8. let  the  man  of  God  whom  thou  didfl  fend 
1  Sam.  2. 27.there  came  a  man  of  God  to  Eli 
9-6.now  there  is  in  this  city  a  man  of  God 
7.there  is  not  a  pref.to  bring  the  man  of  God 

8. that. 


GOD       GOD 


8.that  will  I  give  to  the  man  of  God       ~ 
io.went  into  the  city^here  the  man  of  God 

1  Kwu2.22.word— came  to  Shemaiah  man  of  G. 

%Chro.ii.z. 

1 3.1. there  came  a  man  of  God  oat  of  Judah  to 
4.whenjer.heard  the  faying  of  the  ma.ofG. 
5  .according  to  the  fign  the  man  of  God  had 
6.the  king  faid  to  the  man  of  God,Intreat 
7  .king  faid  to  the  man  of  Goi,Come  home 
8.the  man  of  Gtf^faid  to  the  king,If  thou 
1 1  .the  works  the  man  of  God  had  done 
i  i.feen  what  way  the  man  of  God  went 
i4.!went  after  the  man  of  God,  Art  thou  the 
a  i. he  cried  to  the  man  of  Gorf  that  came 
26.it  is  the  man  of  God  who  was  difobedie. 
2o.took  up  the  carkafle  of  the  man  of  God 
3  i.in  the  fepul.wherein  the  man  of  God  is 

i7.i8.haveItodo  with  thee,0  thou  ma.ofG. 

24-now  I  know  that  thou  art  a  man  of  God 
2C28.there  came  a  man  of  God,md  fpake  to 

2  Kjn.  1  .o.thou  man  of  God,Comz  down  Ve.  1 1 . 

icif  Ibe  a  man  of  God,  then  let  fire 

Verfe  12. 
1 3  O  man  of  God,l  pray  thee  let  my  life  & 

4,7  .(he  came  and  told  the  man  of  God,ht  faid 
9.I  perceive  this  is  an  holy  man  of  God 
iS.thou  man  of  God,  do  not  lie 
2 1  .laid  him  on  the  bed  of  the  man  of  God 
2i.that  I  may  run  to  the  man  of  God 
2  5  .(he  came  to  the  man  of  God  to  Carmel 

when  the  man  of  God  faw  her  afar  off 
27  .w  hen  (he  came  to  the  man  of  God,(hc 

the  man  of  God  faid,  Let  her  alone 
40.O  thou  man  of  Gwf,there  is  death  in  die 
41.  brought  the  man  of  Gorfbread  of  the  firft 

5. 8. man  of  God  heard  the  king  had  rent  his 
"  i4.according  to  the  faying  of  the  man  of  G. 
1  %  .he  returned  to  the  man  of  God,he  &  all 
20.Gehazi  fervant  of  Eli(ha,the man  of  G<«/ 

6.6. the  man  of  God  faid,Where  fell  it 

9.man  of  God  faid  to  the  king  of  Ifr.Beware 
io.to  the  place  the  man  of  Gorfrold  him 
1  f.whcn  the  fer.of  the  man  of  God  was  rifen 

7.2.on  whom  the  Kdeaned  anfwthe  ma.of  Gad 

Verfe  19. 
i7.trode  upon  him  as  the  man  of  Godhzd 
1 8. as  the  man  of  God  had  fpoken  to  the  K. 

8.2.did  after  the  faying  of  the  man  of  God 
4.talked  with  G ehazi  ferv.of  the  man  of  G . 
7.the  man  of  God  is  come  hither 
S.take  a  prefent,  go  meet  the  man  of  God 

1  ii.andthemanof  God  wept 
3 3 .  icj.the  man  of  God  was  wroth  with  him 
23.i6.accordi.tothcword  the  man  of  G.procl. 

17.it  is  thefepulchre  of  the  man  of  God 

1  c7;>o.23.i4.Mofestheman  of  Goihisfons  were 

2  Ch/0.%.1 4.fo  had  David  the  man  of  God  comm. 

2  j. 7. there  came  a  man  of  Gochohim,faying 

9.  Amaziah  faid  to  the  man  ofGoi,But  what 

man  of  God  anfwered,The  Lord  is  able 

jo.Kj.pIaces,  accordi.to  thelawofthem.ofG. 

E^.3.2.writtenin  the  law  of  Mofes  the  ma.ofG. 

Neb.  1 2. 14.accor.to  the  com.of  Dav.the  man  ofG. 

3  <j  .with  muficall  inft.of  Dav.the  man  of  G . 

Jer. 3  y  .4-Hanan  the  fon  of  Igdaliah  a  man  of  G. 

1  Tim. 6. 1 1  .thoUjO  man  of  God,i\tc  thefe  things 

2  Tim.  3 . 1 7  .that  the  man  of  God  may  be  perfect 

People  o/d5oD. 
Jndg.  2  0.2.  in  the  affembly  of  the  people  of  God 
z  So..  14. 1  ^.thought  fuch  a  thing  aga.the  peo.of  G. 
P/^.47.a.even  the  people  of  the  God  of  Abraham 
Heb.i  1.2  y.chu.to  fuffer  afflift.with  the  peo.or  G. 
1  Pe£.2.io.butarenow  the  people  of  God 

Power  of  ffioXi, 
Mat.z  2. 2$!. the  Scriptures,  nor  power  of  God 

Mm\e  12.24. 
1^.9.43 ,a^  amazed  at  the  mighty  power  of  God 
22. 69. lit  on  the  right  hand  of  the  pow.ofGorf 
ASi.S.  1  o.this  man  is  the  great  power  of  God 
Rom.  1 .  i6.it  is  the  power  of  God  to  falvation 
1  Cor.i.iS.to  us  that  arc  faved,it  is  the  pow.of  G. 
j  24.Chrift  the  power  of  God,  &  wifd.of  God 

2.  <f. faith  (hould  not  ftand,but  in  the  pow.ofG. 
I  2  Cor.6.y. by  the  word  of  truth,by  the  pow.of  God 
.  1 3>4.yet  he  liveth  by  the  power  of  God 

we  (hali  live  with  him  by  the  pow.of  G. 


GOD      GOD 

2  Tim.  1 .8 .  of  the  Gofp.accord.to  the  pow.of  God 
1  Pet.  1.5  .who  are  kept  by  the  power  of  God 

Servant,ot  Servants  offitiO, 
Gen.  jo.i7.forgive  the  trefp.of  the  ferv.of  the  God 
1  C/jr.6.49.accord.to  all  that  Mofes  the  fer.of  God 
z  Cfc>-.24.9.colleftion  that  Mofes  the  fer.of  G.laid 
~Neb.io.zj.  Gods  law  given  by  Mof.the  fer.of  God 
Dan.g.  1 1.  writ.in  the  law  of  Mofes  the  fer.of  God 
Tk.i.  1  .Paul  a  fervant  of  God,znd  an  Apoftle 
/<#».i.i.  James  a  fervant  of  God,  &  the  L.Chrift 
1  P«.2.i6.butas  the  fervants  of  God 
Rcvel.7. i.till  we  have  fealed  the  fervan.of  our  God 
15.3.  they  fing  the  fong  of  Mof.the  ferv.of  God 
Sight  ofdooX}. 
Pro. 3. 4.find  good  underftanding  in  the  fig.of  G. 
L«^.i6.i5.isabominationinthefighcofGyrf 
Ac~i.4'  1  o.whether  it  be  right  in  the  fight  of  God 
8.U  .thy  heart  is  not  right  in  the  fight  of  God 
10.31.aWs  arehadinrem.inthe  fight  of  God 
1  Cor.z.ij.m  the  fight  of  Gorf  fpeak  we  in  Chrift 
4.2.10 every  mans confeience  in  the figof  God 
7.i2.ourcare  for  you  in  the  fight  of  G.might 
Gal.3.1  i.juftificd  by  the  law  in  the  fight  of  God 
1  Tbef.i.$.yova  work  of  faith  in  the  fight  of  God 
1  tim.z.T, .  is  good  &  acceptab.in  the  fight  of  God 

6. 1 3 .1  give  thee  charge  in  the  fight  of  God 
1  P<tf.3.4.which  is  in  the  fight  of  Godot  great  pri. 

Sonof<S>at), 
01^.3,2$. form  of  the  4th.is  like  the  Son  of  God 
Mat.4.$.i(  thou  be  the  Son  of  God  Ver.6. 

Chap.27.40.  L/^.4.3,9. 
8.29-we  to  do  with  thee  Jefus  thou  Son  of  God 
Lu\e  8.28 
14.3  j.ofa  truthjthou  art  the  Son  of  God 
26.6  3  .whether  thou  be  Chrift  the  Son  of  God 
27.43.he  faid, I  am  theSonofGoi 

f  4.faying,Truly,this  was  the  San  of  God 

Mar\e\<;.i<). 
Afoi\i.i.oftheGofpel  of  Chrift  the  Son  of  God 

3.1  i.uncle.fpir.cried,Thou  art  the  Son  of  God 
Luk-i.l  5.  holy  thing  ihalbe  called  the  Son  of  God 
3.38.fon  of  Adam>which  was  the  Son  of  God 
4.4 1. thou  art  Chrift,  the  Son  of  God 

John  6.69.  &  11.27. 
2  2.70.art  thou  then  the  Son  of  God 
Job. 1 .  34.I  barerecord,that  this  is  the  Son  of  God 
49.Rabbi,Thou  art  the  Son  of  Gawking  of 
3 . 1  S.beleeved  in — the  only  begot. Son  of  God 
j.2j.  dead  (hall  hear  the  voice  of  the  SonofG- 
9.3  y.doft  thou  beleeve  on  the  Son  of  God 
1  o.36.becanfe  I  faid,I  am  the  Son  of  God 
1 1.4.  that  the  Son  of  God  might  be  glorified 
i9.7.becaufehe  made  himfelf  the  Son  of  God 
20.31  .beleeve  Jefus  is  the  Chrift  the  Son  of  G . 
Acl.S.  77.1  beleeve  that  Jef.Chr.is  the  Son  of  God 
9.2o.preached  Chrift,that  he  is  the  Son  of  God 
Rom.  1 .4  .declared  to  be  the  Son  of  God  with  po  w. 
2  Cor. 1 . 1  o.for  the  Son  of  G.  was  no:  Yea  &  Nay 
G#/.2.2o.I  live  by  the  faith  of  the  Son  of  God 
Ephef.^.i^.ofthe  knowledge  of  the  Son  of  God 
B.eb.0,.  14.3  great  high  prieft,  Jefus  the  Son  of  God 
6.6.crucifie  to  themfel.the  Son  of  Gorfafrefh 
7.3  .but  made  like  to  the  Son  of  God 
10.29.have  troden  under  foot  the  Son  of  God 
1  ,/flfo.3.8.forthis  purpofe  the  SonofGorfwas 
4.15' .whofo  fhal  confefs  Jefus  is  the  Son  of  G. 
5. 5. he  that  beleevcth  that  Jefus  is  the  Son  of  G. 
iche  that  beleeveth  on  the  Son  of  God  hath 
13. that  beleeve  on  the  name  of  the  Son  of  G. 
may  beleeve  on  the  name  of  the  Son  of  G. 
2  o  .we  know  that  the  Son  of  God  is  come 
Revel.z.i  8.thefe  things  faith  the  Son  of  God 

Sons  0/"<8>oD. 
Gen.6.z  .fons  of  God  faw  the  daughters  of  men 

4.when  the  fons  of  Goicame  in  to  the  daug. 
Job  1  ,-6.a  day  when  the  fons  of  God  came  to  pref. 

Chapt.2.1. 
38.7.allthe  fons  of  Gorffhouted  for  joy 
John  1 . 1  a.he  gave  power  to  be  the  fons  of  God 
Rom.2.  i4-by  the  fpirit  of  God,are  the  fons  of  God 
i9.waiteth  for  the  manif.of  the  fons  of  God 
Phil.z.  1  j.may  be  harmlefl"e,the  fons  of  God 
1  John  3. 1. that  we  fhould  be  called  the  fons  of  G. 
2.beloved,now  are  we  the  fons  of  God 
Spirit  officio. 
Geft.i.2.fpirit  of  God  moved  upon  the  waters 


GOD      GOD  \ 

41.38.3  man  in  whom  the  fpirit  of  God  is        ] 
Exod.i  i  .3 .1  have  filled  Bezal.with  the  fpi.of  God 
Chapc.3j.31. 
N urn. z$.z Spirit  of  Goicame  upon  Balaam 

1  Sam.  io.io.fpirit  of  God  came  upon  Saul 
Ch3p.n.6.&  19.23. 

19.20.  fpirit  of  God  was  upon  the  meff.of  Saul 

2  Chr.  1  y.s.fpirit  of  God  came  upon  Azariah 
24.20.fpirit  of  Goicame  upon  Zecheriah, 

Job  27. 3. the  fpirit  of  God  is  irt  my  noftrils 

3  3 .4.the  fpirit  of  God  hath  made  me,  and 
-E^-'/j.i  1 .24.H1  vifion  by  the  fpir.of  God  into  Cald. 
it£if.3.is.he  faw  the  fpirit  of  God  defcending 

12.28.if  I  caft  out  devils  by  the  fpirit  of  God 
Kow.8.^.iffobethatthefpiritof  Gorfdwel  in  you  I 
1 4-as  are  led  by  the  fpirit  of  Gft^are  the  fons  | 
15.19.  fignes  by  the  power  of  the  fpirit  of  God  j 
1  C»i'.2.ii.knoweth  no  man  but  the  fpirit  of  God 
i4.receiveth  not  the  things  of  the  fpir.of  G. 
3.i6.and  that  the  fpiricofGaidwellethinyou 
6. 1  i.and  by  the  fpirit  of  our  God 
7.4Q.I  think  alfo  that  I  have  the  fpirit  of  God, 
1 2.3  .no  man  fpeaking  by  the  fpirit  of  God,cals 
Ephef.^oand  grieve  not  the  holy  fpirit  of  God 
1  Ptf-4.14.the  fpirit  of  glory  and  of  G^refteth 
r  Jrtf//K4.2.hereby  know  ye  the  fpirit  of  God 
Km/.  3;  1. faith  he  that  hath  the  7-fpirits  of  God 
4-5-feven  hmpSjwhich  arc  the  7.fpirits  of  God 
5.6.horns  &  7.eyes,which  arc  the  7.fpir.of  God 
mlloftlBau. 
Eya.7.1%.  that  do  after  the  will  of  your  God 
Mar.3.1  j.whofo  (hall  do  the  wil  of  Goethe  fame 
John  1  .r  3  .not  of  the  will  of  man,but  of  God 
/4<3.ij.36.fervedhis  own  gener.by  the  wil  of  God 
Rom  .1.1  o.have  a  profpe.journie  by  the  wil  of  God 
8,27.maketh  intercef.accordi.to  the1  wil  of  God 
1 2. 2.that  acceptable  and  perfed  will  of  God 
15.3  2.come  to  you  with  joy  by  the  will  of  God 

1  Com. 1. Paul  an  Apoftle  by  the  will  of  God 
zCor.1.1. Eph.x.i.Col.i .1.  &  zTim.i.i. 

2  Cw.8.$.gavethemfelves  to  us  by  the  wil  of  God 
Gal,  1 .4. fro  this  evil  world,accord\to  the  wil  of  G. 
£j?fe/.6.6.doingthe  will  of  God  from  the  heatt 
Col  4. 1 2.and  compleat  in  all  the  will  of  God 
1  Thef.4. 3. this  is  the  will  of  God,  your  famaificat. 

5. 1 8. for  this  is  the  will  of  Goiin  Chrift  cone. 
H^.10.36.  after  ye  have  done  the  will  of  God 
1  Pet.  2. 1  y.for  fo  is  the  will  of  Gff^that  with  well 
3. 17.it  is  better3if  the  will  of  Gorfbefo,that 
4.2.no  longer  live,but  to  the  will  of  God 
ip.them  that  fuffer  accord.to  tjie  will  ofG. 
i  Job.z.i7>he  that  doth  the  will  of  Godzbideth 

irordofi&tto. 
1  SVwj.9.27.that  I  may  (hew  thee  the  word  of  God 
1  f(«M2.22.word  of  God  came  to  Shemaiah 
1  Chr.  17.3 .  fame  night  the  wo.of  G.came  to  Nat. 
Pro.  30. 5  .every  word  of  God  is  pure 
l/a.40.8.the  word  of  our  God  (kill  ftand 
Mar.-j.  1 3  .make  the  word  of  God  of  none  effect 
Lu\.  3 . 2.word  of  Gorfcame  to  John  fen  of  Zech. 
4-4.not  by  breadjbut  by  every  word  of  God 
5.  i.prefled  upon  him  to  hcare  the  word  of  God 
8.1 1. the  feed  is  the  word  of  God 

2 1  .my  breth.are  thefe  that  hear  the  wo  of  G. 

r  i.iS.bleffed  are  they  that  hear  the  wo.of  God 

Jo&.io.35.themgods,to  whom  the  word  of  God 

Aft.  4.3 1  .they  fpake  the  wo.  of  God  with  boldnefs 

6.2.we  (hould  leave  the  word  of  God,  &  ferve 

7.thewordofGtf£?  increafed 
-8.14.that  Samaria  had  received  the  wo.of  God 
1 1 .  i.that  the  Gent.had  received  the  wo.of  God 
1 2.24.but  the  word  of  Gffigrew  &  multiplied 
13.5-at  Salamis  they  preached  the  wo.of  God 
7.Sergius  Paulus  defired  to  hear  the  w.pf  G. 
44.the  whole  city  to  heare  the  word  of  God 
46. word  of  GWihould  firft  have  been 
1 7. 1 3. had  knovvled.that  the  word  of  God  was 
18.1  i.ayear&  6.monethsteach.the  wo.of  God 
19.20.fo  mightily  grew  the  word  of  God,ind 
Rom.g.6.not  as  though  the  word  of  Goihath  taken 
1 0.1 7. hearing  by  the  word  of  Goaf 

1  Cor.  1 4. 3  6.carae  the  word  of  God  out  from  you 

2  Cor.z.i7-not  as  manyjW0''  corrupt  the  wo.of  G. 
4.2.not  handling  the  word  of  Goideceitfully- 

Epb.6.i7.(\votd  of  the  fpir.which  is  the  wo.ofGod 
cV.i.zj.to  fulfill  the  v/ord  of  God 
1  Tbef.z.  1 5  .y  e 


GOD   GOD 


GOD   GOD 


GOD   GOD 


i  Tte/ii.ij.ye  received  the  word  of  God  as  the  w. 
i  Ttm.+.f.it  is  fanct  ified  by  the  word  of  God 
i  Tim.i.9.bxK  the  word  of  God  is  not  bound 
Tit.i.  j .that  the  word  of  Godbe  not  blaiphcmed 
Heb+.  i  x.the  word  of  God  is  quick  &  powerful! 
6.  j.havc  tailed  the  good  word  of  God 
1 1 .3.  worlds  were  framed  by  the  word  of  God 
1 3  .y.who  have  fpokcn  to  you  the  word  of  God 

1  PeM.2?.being  born  again  by  the  word  of  God 

2  Pet  3  5  by  the  word  of  God  the  heavens  were  of 
1  Joh.z.  14.  and  the  word  of  God  abideth  in  you 
Rm/.i.i.who  bare  record  of  the  word  of  God 

9.1'n  the  Ifle  Patmosjfor  the  word  of  G.was 
g.p.fou-of  them  that  were  fliin  for  the  w.ofG. 
1  o.i  3. his  name  is  called,  The  word  of  God 
jo.4.that  were  beheaded  for  the  word  of  God 
iVordsof&of). 
i\T«W.a44.hath  faid  wch  heard  the  words  of  God 

Verfe  16. 

1  Cfo-o.  2  5.$. the  kings  Seer  in  the  words  of  God 
_E\/\o.4.tvery  one  that  trembl.at  the  words  of  God 
Pfal.toj.\  i.rebeUcd  againft  the  words  of  God 
John  3.2,4.  hath  fent.fpeaketh  the  words  of  God 

8.47. he  that  is  of  God,heareth  Gods  words 
Revel.  17.1 7 .till  the  words  of  God  fh.ilbe  fulfilled 

wovki  otWorksoft&tfi), 
Exod.  3  2.  1 6.the  tables  were  the  work  of  God 
Job  37.  i4.confider  the  wondetous  works  of  God 
Pyai.64.9all  men  fhall  declare  the  work  of  God 

66.1. come  and  fee  the  works  of  God 

78.7.and  not  forget  the  worksof  God 
Ecclef.7.1 3.  confider  the  work  of  God 
•    8. i7«then  I  beheld  all  the  work  of  God 

1 1.5  .fo  thou  know  eft  not  the  works  of  God 
John  6.28. that  we  might  work  the  works  of  God 
io.this  is  the  work  of  God,ihat  ye  beleeve 

9.3  .but  that  the  works  of  God  fhould  be  made 
Acl.z.i  i.fpeak  in  our  tongues  the  wond.wo.of  G. 
KtfW.14.20.for  meat  deftroy  not  the  work  of  God 
Wrath  of  <BdO.  bee  tJDjatlj. 
Our  <$>(&. 
Exod.  f  .8.1et  us  go,  and  facrifice  to  our  God 
T>eui*i  1. 17  bccaufe  our  God  is  not  amongft  us 

3 1.3  .afctibe  the  greatneffe  to  our  God 
Jof.  24. 1 8  .ferve  the  Lord,he  is  our  God 
Judg.  1 0.  io.becaufe  we  have  forfaken  our  God 
i  Sam.  1.2.  neither  any  rock  like  our  Goaf 

2  Sam.10. 1 2.play  the  men  for  the  cities  of  our  G. 

zt  .3  2.  and  who  is  a  rock,  fave  our  God 

1  Chro.  13.3.  bring  again  t  he  Ark  of  our  God 

28.2.for  the  footltoole  of  our  God 

8.inthe  audience  of  our  Godkeep 
29.1 3-nov  therefore,our  God,we  thank  thee 

2  Cfoo. 2. 5. for  great  is  our  God  above  all  gods 

14.1 1  .thou  arrow  God,let  not  man  prevaile 
20.7.art  not  thou  our  God,who  didft  drive 

1 1 .0  our  God,wilt  thou  not  judge  them 
£1744.3.  to  build  an  houfe  to  our  Goct 

8.  x  1  .we  might  afflicl  our  felves  before  ourGod 

2  3.(0  we  faftcd,  and  befonght  our  God  for 
9.8.that  our  God  may  lighten  our  eyes 

io,now,0  our  God,what  (hall  we  fay 

1 3. feeing  thou  our  God  haft  punifhed  uJ 
10. 2.we  have  trefpaffed  againft  our  God 
1    3.1etus  make  a  covenant  with  our  Gai 

thofe  that  tren.bled  at  the  com-of  ouxGed 
Nck^.^hezr,  O  our  God3fot  we  are  dtfpifed 

9.neverthelefs,we  made  ourpraiers  to  our  G. 

2o.our  God  fhall  fight  for  us 
y  .9.ought  ye  not  to  wslk  in  the  fear  of  our  God 
6.i6.this  work  was  wrought  ofour  God 
9.32.no\v  therefore  ow  God,the  great  mighty 
16.3  3.atonem.for  the  work  of  the  hoof  out  G. 
i3.2.howbeit,our  God  turned  the  curfe  into  a 

27  .to  tranfgrefs  againft  our  God  in  marrying 
Pfal.zo.^  .in  the  name  ofour  God  we  will  fet  up 
40. 3. even  praife  unto  our  God 

4  4. 20.  if  we  have  forgotten  the  name  ofour  G. 
48.  r.  greatly  to  be  praifed  in  the  city  of  our  G. 

S.in  the  city  ofour  God,God  will  eftablifh 
i4.this  God  is  our  God  for  ever  and  ever 

5  c.  3  .our  God  fhall  come,and  not  keep  filence 
66.8.O  bleffe  our  God.yc  people 
c^7.6.GoJ,ourowne  God  mall  bleffe  us 


6 8. 20. he  that  is  our  God,is  the  God  of  falvatu 
77- 13. who  isfo  great  a  God  as  our  God 
92. 1 3  .fhall  flounth  in  the  courts  ofour  God 
9  5.7. he  is  our  God,and  we  are  the  people  of 
98. 3. ends  of  the  ear.have  feen  the  fal.of  our  G. 
1 1 J .  3  .but  our  God  is  in  the  heavens 
1 1 6. 5  .yea,our  God  is  mercifull 
147.  i.it  is  good  to  fing  praifes  to  our  God 
7-fing  praife  upon  the  harp  to  our  God 
if  a.  1 .10.  give  eare  to  the  law  ofour  God.  ye  peop. 

2  j.9.1o,this  is  our  God,we  have  waitiqr  him 

3  $.2.they  fhall  fee  the  excellency  ofour  God 
40. 3  .in  the  defart  a  high  way  for  our  God 

5  2 .  io.ends  of  the  ear.fhal  fee  the  falof  our  G. 
5  5.7.10  our  God  he  will  abundantly  pardon 
59. 1 3. and  departing  away  from  our  God 
6i.2.and  the  day  of  vengeance  of  our  God 
6.men  fhalcall  you  the  minifters  ofour  God 
Jer.  2  3. 3  6.  pet  verted  the  wo.ofthe  L.ofhoourG. 
D<»2.3.i7.ow  God  whom  we  ferve  is  able  to  deli. 
9. 1 7.G  our  God,  hear  the  prater  of  thy  fervant 
Joel  1. 1 6.cut  off  joy— from  the  houfe  of  our  God 
Zech.g.7.he  that  rcmaineth  fhalbe  for  our  God 
Lnk  1. 7  8. through  the  tender  mercy  ofour  God 
1  Cor  6. 1 1  .and  by  the  fpirit  of  our  God 

1  Thcf.  2 . 2.w  e  w  ere  bold  in  our  God  to  fpeak  to 

3.9.wherewithwe  joy  before  our  God 

2  Thef.  1 . 1 1 .  that  our  G.would  count  you  worthy 

1 2.you  in  him,accord.to  the  grace  ofour  G. 
Heb.  1 2. 29.0W  Godis  a  confuming  fire 
Jude  4-turning  the  grace  ofour  God  into  lafcivi. 
Revel.%.  10.  made  us  to  our  God  kings  and  prkfts 
7.io.falvation  to  our  God 

1 1  .bleffing  and  honour  be  to  our  God 
1 2.io.now  come  the  kingdome  of  ow  God 

which  accufed  them  before  our  God 
i^.y.praife  our  God  all  ye  his  fervants 
<2>oO  of  peace. 
Rom.  1  j.  3  3. the  God  of  peace  be  with  you  all 

16.20.and  the  God  of  peace  fhall  bruife  Satan 
Phil.4.9.  and  the  Godof  peace  fhalbe  with  you 
t  Thef.  5 . 2  3 .  the  very  God  of  peace  fan&ific  you 
Heb.  1 3 .20.  the  God  of  peace  which  brought  again 

<BtiQfaid. 
Gen.  1.3  .God faid,  Let  there  be  light 

6.  God faid,Let  there  be  a  firmament 
g.God  faid,  Let  the  waters  be  gathered  toget. 
1 1  .God  faid,Let  the  earth  bring  forth  graffe 
1 4  .God  faid, Let  there  be  lights  in  the  firma. 
20.  God  faidjLet  the  waters  bring  forth 
24  God faid,Let  the  earth  bring  forth  living 
26  God faid,Let  us  make  man  in  our  image 
iS.God  faid  to  them,  Be  fruitfull  &  multip. 
2  9. God  faid,T  have  given  you  every  herb 
3.1  .hath  God  faid,  Ye  mall  not  eat 

3.midft  of  the  gard.Godhath  faid  ye  fhal  not 
6. 1 5.  God  faid  ro  Noah,  An  end  of  all  flefh  is 
9.1 2.Godfaid,This  is  the  token  of  the  covena. 

Verfe  17. 
17.9.  God  faid  to  Abrah.Thou  fhalt  keep  my 

I  y.God faid  to  Abrah.As  for  Sarai  thy  wife 
19.  God  faid,  Sarah  thy  wife  fhall  beare 

i  j.circumcifed  the  fame  day  as  God  had  faid 
20.6.  God  faid  to  Abimelech  in  a  dreame 
2 1.1 2.  God  faid  to  Abra.Let  it  not  be  grievous 
3 1. 16 .whatfoever  God  hath  faid  to  thee,do 
3  5.1  .God  faid  to  Jacob,  Arife,go  up  to  Bethel 

10  God  faid  to  him3Thy  name  is  Jacob 

I I  .God  faid  to  him,I  am  God  Almighty 
Exod.  3.14.  God  faid  to  Mofe  s,I  am  that  I  am 

i  5. God  faid,Thus  fhalt  thou  fay  to  the  chil. 
1 3. 1 7.  for  God  faid,  left  peradventure  the  people 
Num.z  z .  1  z. G  faid  to  Balaam,Thou  fhalt  not  go 
1  Kjn.u 5.  God  faid,  Aske  what  I  fhall  give  thee 

1 1  .God  faid,Becaufe  thou  haft  asked  this 

1  ffo'fl.14.14. God  faid,Go  not  up  after  them 

28.3-but  God  faid,Thou  (halt  not  build  an  he*. 

2  Cbr.  1 . 1 1  .God  faid  to  Sol.Becaufe  this  was  in  thy 

3  3-7.an  idollin  the  houfe  of  which  G.  had  faid 
Hof.  1 .6. God  faid,Call  her  name  Loruhamah 
9.then  faid  God,Call  his  name  Loammi 
/o»/jfe4.9.Gfldfaid  to  Jonah,Doft  thou  well  to 
Luk.  1 2. 20. but  God faid.Thou  foole,this  night 
AB.y.y.yiiW  I  judge,  faid  Gody  and  after 
2  Cor. 6. 1 6.temple  of  the  livi.God,  as  G.hath  faid 
Lord  God  jfeafD.  See  it  in  lo;D  <£>0t>» 


(BdQffth. 
2Cfcro.18.13.what  my  God faith,that  willlfpe=k 

24.io.thus  faiti,  God,W  iy  tranfgn.ffc  ye  the 
Pfa.50.16.to  the  wicked  God  faith, What  haft  thou 
i/d.42.5.  thus  faith  God  the  Lord,He  thatcreared 
54.6.when  thou  waft  refufed,faith  thy  Cod 
5 7. 2t.n0 peace, faith  my  God3to  the  wicked 
66.9.and  fhut  the  womb.faith  thy  God 
Acl.z.i-f.in  the  laftdaies,faith  God,lle powre 
Serve  <Sou.  See  jfeerte, 
tiBobfent.  See  6>cnf, 
<35tibfpake. 
Gf».8.ie.G0dTpaketoNoah,Gooutofthe  Arke  I 
9.8.Godfpake  to  Noah,&  to  his  fons  with  him 
3  5-i  J.wherc  God fpake  with  him,  Bethel 
46.2.Godfpake  tolfr.in  thevifions  of  the  nig. 
Exod.S.z.God  fpake  to  Mofes,&  faid,I  am  the  L. 

10  1  God  fpake  all  thefe  words,  faying 
Deut.  1 . 6.Lord  our  God  fpake  to  us  in  Horeb 
Jof.  23. 14-not  one  thing  failed  of  the  good  G.fpa. 
Mar.  1 2.26.I10W  in  the  bufh  God  fpake  to  him 
John 9.29>we  know  that  Godfoikt  to  Mofes 
Act .7. 6.God  fpake  on  this  wife,that  his  feed 
He&ii.i.Godwho  fpalte  in  time  paft  to  the  fathers 

<5oXifpced. 
2  John  io.neither  bid  him,  God  fpeed 

1 1 .  he  that  biddeth  him  Goa  fpeed,is  partak. 
«]5oD  fpoken.  See  it  in  Jj)po&en. 
Their  <5oO. 
Ge».i7.8.andl  will  be  their  God       Exo.zg.^. 
/CA24.7.&  3i.?3.&  32.38.£^.34.24. 
Levit.tu6.thny  fhalbe  holy  to  their  God 

not  profane  the  name  of  their  God 
for  the  bread  of  their  God  they  do  offer 
26.45.that  I  might  be  their  God    £^.14.1 1. 
2  Sam  7.24.thou,Lord,art  become  their  God 

1  c75ro.17.22.3nd  thou,Lord,becameft  their  God 
Eya  5.5-but  the  eye  of  their  God  was  upon  the  el. 
Neh.iz.41.  fing.&  port.kept  the  watd  of  their  G. 
P/2t79  to.where  is  their  God  ?  let  him  be  known 

P/a.115.2.  &  Joel  2. 17. 
J/2.8.i9.fhould  not  a  people  feek  to  their  God 
z  1. curfe  their  King, and  their  God 
58. 2.forfook  not  the  ordinance  of  their  God 
Jer.  5.4.nor  the  judgement  of  their  God 

Verfe  5, 

£<t/<t  I  i.20.they  be  my  peop.&  I  will  be  their  G. 

Cha.37.2  3,i7.Z«fc.8.8.  zCor.6.16. 

Daw.  1 1.3 2. but  the  people  that  do  know  their  God 

Ho/4.1 2.gone  a  whoring  from  under  their  God 

5-4.net  frame  to  tutne  to  their  God 
Amo.  2.8.  wine  of  the  conde.in  the  ho. of  their  G. 
Zcch.i  a.5.my  ftrength  in  the  L.of  hofts  their  God 
Heb.  1 1. 1 6-he  is  net  afhamed  to  be  called  their  G. 
Rev .2 1 .3. fhalbe  with  them.and  be  their  God 
Lord  their  <3BiH.  See  iLoifc, 

Thy  <©00. 
Ira'f.2.13.  fait  of  the  coven.of  thy  G.to  be  lack. 
1 3. 2 1. not  profane  the  name  of  thy  God 

Chapt.19.12. 
I9.r4.but  fhalt  feare  thy  God  Ver.32. 

&Chap.2  5.17,36,43- 
2 1 .8.he  offereth  the  bread  of  thy  God 
Dent.10.14.  heaven  of  heavens  is  the  Lo.thy  God 
2 1. he  is  thy  praife,he  is  thy  God 
z6.  i7.avouched  this  day  the  L.to  be  thy  God    , 
Ruth  i.i6.thy  God, my  God 

2  Kjn.19.to.  let  not  thy  God.in  whom  thou  truft. 

lfaiah  37.10. 

1  Chro.  1 2.1 8. for  thy  God helpetb  thee 

2  Cho.Q.  8.becaufe  thy  God  loved  Iftael,therefore 
E^r.7.i4.concern.Jud.accor.to  the  law  of  thyGod 

2  5. after  the  wifdome  of  thy  God 

all  fuch  as  know  the  lawe*  of  thy  God 
2<S\whofo  will  not  do  the  law  of  thy  God 
JvVfc.9.i8.this  is  thy  God  that  brought  thee  up 
Pfal.4z.1Siy  continually  to  me,Where  is  thy  God 

Vetfe  10. 
4f.7.God  thy  God  hath  anointed  thee 

Hcbrenves  1.9. 
50.7 . 1  am  God,even  thy  God 
68. 2 8. thy  God  bath  commanded  thy  ftrength 
1 4 6. 10. thy  God,0  Zion,unto  all  generations 
147. 1 1  .praife  thy  God,0  Zion 
7/4.41 .  10.be  not  difmaid,for  I  am  thy  God 

51.20.they] 


G  O  D       GO  D 


5  r .  lo.they  are  full  of  the  rebuke  of  thy  God 

5  i.y  .that  faith  to  Zion/Thy  Gfldreigneth 
54.6.  when  thou  waft  refufed,faith  thy  God 
60. 19.  thy  God,  thy  glory 

6  2.  j .  a  royall  diademe  in  the  hand  of  thy  God 

5X0  (hall  thy  God  rejoice  over  thee 
66.9.and  (hut  the  womb,faith  thy  Gorf 
Z>*ff.6.i6.thy  Gorfwhomthou  ferveft  cont.n-  will 
20  is  thy  Godwhoia  thou  ferveft  contin.able 
10  1 2  and  to  chaften  thy  felf  before  thy  God 
Hor.4.6.thou  haft  forgotten  the  law  of  thy  God 
9. 1.  thou  haft  gone  a  whoring  from  thy  God 
1 2.6.therefore  turn  thou  to  thy  God 

and  wait  on  thy  God  continually 
Amos  4.  ji.preparc  to  meet  thy  God£>  Ifrael 
Jonah  1  .* •  arifc,  call  upon  thy  God 
Micab  6.8.to  walk  humbly  with  thy  God 

To,  or,  unto  d?oD« 
Gen.17.18-  Abr.faid  unto  God,  O  that  Ifli.  might 
40.17. Abr.prayed  to  God,  &  G.healed  Abim. 
3  5 . 1  .make  an  altar  to  God ,that  appeared  to 

5  .let  us  go  to  Bethel,Ile  make  an  alt.to  God 
40.8.do  not  interpretations  belong  unto  God 
46.  i.Ifr.offer.facrifice  to  the  God  of  his  fathers 
JE^.z.2j.theircry  came  up  to  God 
3 . 1 1 .  Mofes  faid  unto  God,  Who  am  I 

1  j.Mofes  faid  to  Goi,Behold,when  I  come 
18.19.  that  thou  maift  bring  the  caufes  to  God 
1 9.  j. Mofes  went  up  unto  God 
Lev.zi.7.  for  he  is  holy  unto  his  God 
Num. 22.  10. Balaam  faid  to  Goi,Balak  hath  fent 
Deut.z  2. i7.they  facrifice  to  divels,  not  to  God 

1  Cbron.10.20. 
3 3.26.none  like  unto  the  Godof  Jelhurun 
Jud.6.  j6.Gideon  faid  unto  God,If  thou  wilt  fave 
39.Gid.faid  to  G.Let  not  thine  ang.  be  hot 
1  z .  < .  the  child  fhall  be  a  Nazarite  unto  God 

i  '  Verfe  7. 

1 6. 1 7.I  have  been  a  Nazarite  unto  God 
1  Sam.  1  o.  3  .meet  thee  three  men  going  up  to  God 
14.36.let  us  draw  neer  hither  unto  God 

1  Cbr.$  .20.for  they  cried  to  God  in  the  battell 

2i.8.Dav.  faid  unto  God,I  have  finned  greatly 

1 7  .David  faid  unto  God,ls  it  not  I 
26. 3  2.for  every  matter  pertaining  to  God         I 

2  c%o.i.8.Sol.faidto  God,  Thou  haft  (hewed  gr. 

20.33  .prepared  their  hearts  to  the  Gad  of  their 
Neb.  1 2.46/ongs  of  praif.&  thankfgivings  to  Go. 
fob  5.8.I  would  feek  unto  God.unto  God  would  I 
8.5.  if  thou  wouldft  feek  unto  God  betimes 
1  o.2.Ue  fay  unto  God,Do  not  condemn  me 
16. 20 .mine  eye  powreth  out  tears  to  God 
2 1. 14. therefore  they  fay  unto  God>Depart 
22.2.  can  a  man  be  profitable  to  God 
1 7. which  faid  unto  God,Depart  from 
26.thou  (halt  lift  up  thy  face  to  God 
3  3.26.he  fhall  pray  unto  God,he  will  be  favou. 
34. 3 1 .  it  is  meet  to  be  faid  to  God,\  have  born 
38,41.  when  his  yong  ones  cry  to  God 
Pfal.^z.8  .and  my  prayer  to  the  God  of  my  life 
9#Ile  fay  unto  my  God,My  rockjwhy 


G  O  D        GOD 

£#».}. 4 1. let  us  lift  up  our  heart  unto  God 

Jonah  3.8.  cry  mightily  unto  God 

Mat. 22.21.  unto  God  the  things  which  are  Gods 
Mar.1z.1j.  Luke  20.25. 

Luke  2.14.  glory  to  God  in  the  higheft 
6. 1 2.continued  all  night  in  prayer  to  God 
1 7.1 8. to  give  glory  to  God,fave  this  ftrangcr 
18.43.when  they  faw  it,gave  praifes  to  God 

Job.  13.3  .was  come  from  God,and  went  to  God 

Acls  4. 19.  to  hearken  to  you  more  then  unto  God 
24-heard  that  they  lift  up  their  voice  to  God 
5-4.not  lied  to  men,but  unto  God 
io.2.andprayedto  God  alway 
1 2. 5.  without  ceafing  unto  God  for  him 
1 5, 1 8. known  unto  God  are  all  his  works 
19.  which  from  gentiles  are  turned  to  God 

1 6.2  j. at  midnight  fang  praifes  to  God 

20. 3  2.now  brethren,  I  commend  you  to  God 
26.18.  and  from  the  power  of  Satan  unto  God 

20.turn  to  God,and  do  works  meet  for 
27.3  5 .gave  thanks  to  G.in  pretence  of  them  all 
R07#.4.io.was  ftrong  in  faith,giving  glory  to  God 
y.io.whcn  enemies,we  were  reconciled  to  God 
6.io.in  that  he  liveth,hc  liveth  unto  God 
1 1. but  alive  to  God  through  Jefus  Chrift 
1 3  .yeeld  your  felves  to  God,as  thofe  that  are 
your  memb.as  inftr.of  right.unto  God 
22. free  from  fin,  and  become  fervants  to  G. 
7.4.  that  we  (hould  bring  forth  fruit  unto  God 
10. 1. my  hearts  defire  and  prayer  to  God  is 
1 1. 2. he  maketh  interceiuon  to  God  againft  If. 
i2.i.prefent  your  bod.  a  living  facrifice  to.God 
1 4. 1 1. every  tongue  (hall  confefle  to  God 
1 2,every  one  give  account  of  himfelf  to  God 
1 8. that  — ferveth  Chrift.is  acceptable  to  G. 
1 5.17.  «n  thofe  things  which  pertain  to  God 
16.27.to  God  only  wife  be  glory  through  Chr. 
1  t*0;'.8.8.meat  commendeth  us  not  to  God 
io.20.facrifice  to  divels3and  not  to  God 
1 1 . 1 3  .that  a  woman  pray  to  God  uncovered 
i4.2.fpeaketh  not  unto  men,but  unto  God 
28.1et  him  fpeak  to  himfelf,and  to  God 
j5.24.when  he  (hal  have  del.up  the  kingd.to  G. 
57«but  thanks  be  to  G. which  giveth  us  vict. 
a  Co?*.2.i4.thanks  be  to  God,which  alway  caufeth 
jf.we  are  unto  God  a  fweet  favour 
j.  i  x. but  we  are  made  manifeft  unto  God 
13.wheth.webe  betides  our  felves,it  is  to  G. 
20.we  pray  you—be  ye  reconciled  to  God 
8.i6.but  thanks  be  to  God,which  put  the  fame 
9.1  1. which  caufeth  through  us  thankfgiv.toG. 
1 2.but  is  abundant  by  many  thanksg.to  Go. 
1 5.thanks  be  unto  G.for  his  unfpeakable  gi. 
i3.7.now  I  pray  to  God  that  ye  doe  noevill 
Gal. 2. 1 9. dead  to  the  la.that  I  might  live  unto  G. 
Ej>be[.i.i6.  that  he  might  reconcilcboth  unto  G. 
5.2.given  himfelfe  an  offering  to  God 

10.  giving  thanks  alwa.for  all  things  to  God 


GOD      G  O  D 

True  d5oU. 

2  Cbro.  1 5.3.Ifr.hath  been  without  the  true  God 
Jer. 10. \o,b\xt  the  Lord  is  the  true  God 
Joh.17.2  .thee  the  only  true  God,an4  Jefus  Chrift 
1  Tbef.i.g.fcom  idols,  to  ferve  the  —  true  God 
1  John  5.20.this  is  the  true  God,and  eternall  life 

1    withfaato. 
Gen. 5.2 2. Enoch  walked  with  Godaftcr  he  begate 
24.  Enoch  walked  with  God,  and  was  not 
6.9.Noah  walked  with  God 
3  2.28 .  as  a  prince  haft  thou  power  with  God 
EAT0.19.17.Mof.  brought  the  peo.to  meet  with  G. 

1  Sani.  i4.45.he  hath  wrought  with  God  this  day 

2  &w».23.5,although  my  houfe  be  not  fo  with  G0 
2  C%.  3  5. 21. forbear  from  medling  with  Gad 
Job  9.2.how  (hould  man  be  juft  with  God 

1 3.3. 1  defire  to  reafon  with  God 
16.ZI .oh  that  one  might  plead  — with  God 
25.4.  how  can  man  be  juftified  with  God 
27.1 3.  this  the  portion  of  a  vvic.man  with  God 
34.?.that  he  (hould  delight  himfelf  with  God 
2  3  .that  he  (hould  enter  into  judgm.with  G. 
37.22.with  Godis  terrible  majefty 

P/Jr/.78.8.whofefpiritis  notftedfaft  with  God 

Hof.i  1.1 2.  but  Judah  yet  ruleth  with  God 
1 2. 3. by  his  ftrength  he  had  power  with  God 

Mat.  19.26.with  God  all  things  are  poflible 

Mar.  10.27.  Lull.  18.27. 

Z.«£.i.30.thouhaft  found  favour  with  God 
37.with  Godnothing  fhall  beimpoffible 
2.52.  Jefus  increafed  in  favour  with  G.  &  man 

Job.  i.i.and  the  Word  was  with  God        Verf.2. 
5. 1 8. making  himfelf  equall  with  God 

Rom.z.n.no  refped  of  perfons  with  God 

5.  i.being  juftif.by  faith  we  have  peace  with  G. 
9.14.1s  there  unrighteoufnefle  with  God 

1  Cor.  3  .p.we  are  labourers  together  with  God 
i9.wifdome  or  this  world  fooliGin.with  G. 
7.24.  therein  abide  with  God 

Phil.  2.6.  thought  it  no  robbery  to  be  equall  wth  G. 

z  Thef.i.6.k  is  a  righteous  thing  with  God 

^02.44. friendftiip  of  the  world  is  enmity  w'71  G. 

1  P#.a.20.take  it  patiently,  this  is  accept. with  G. 

would  <ffi>OtJ, 
Exo.  i6.3«would  to  G.  we  had  died  in  the  la.of  E. 

Numb.  14..2. 
Num.i  1. 29. would  G.all  the  LS.peop.were  proph. 
i4.2.would  God  we  had  died  in  the  wildernefs 
20.3.  would  Godwe  had  died  when  our brethr. 
Dejtf.28.67.wouidG.it  were  even,  wou.G.it  were 
jro/^7.7.would  G.wehad been content,and  dwelt 
_7»d.9.29.would  to  G.this  peo.were  und.my  hand 

2  S<i»z.i8.33.would  G.I  had  died  for  thee,6  Abf. 
zKj.'y.z.l  would  G.my  lord  were  with  the  proph. 
Atts  26.29.I  would  to  God,not  only  thou,but  all 

1  Cor.4.8.1  would  to  Godyt  did reigne 

2  Coi'.u.i.  would  to  Godyoxx could .bear  with  me 
your  <Bot), 


Vbil.^.6.  let  your  requefts  be  made  known  to  God    Gew.43.23.your  G.hath  given  you  treafure  in  your 


1 8. a  facrifice  acceptable  well-pleafing  to  G 
20. now  unto  God  and  our  Father  be  glory 
47. 1  .fhout  unto  God  with  the  voice  of  triumph  I  Col.  1 . 3 .  we  give  thankes  to  God  and  the  Father 


fing  praifes  to  God,  fing  praifes 

Pfal.  6S.4. 
9.fhields  of  the  earth  belong  to  God 
49.7-nor  give  to  God  a.  ranfome  for  him 
50.14. offer  to  God  thankfgiving,  and  pay 
57. 2. 1  will  cry  unto  God  moft  high, 

unto  God  that  performeth  all  things 
62.it.powerbelongethuntoGtfd 
66. 1. make  a  joyful!  noifeunto  God 

3  .fay  unto  God,  How  terrible  art  thou  I 

68.20.to  God  the L.belong iffues from  death 
3  i.Ethiopia  (hall  ftretch  out  her  hands  to  G. 
3  i.fing  to  God,yc  kingdomes  of  the  eatth 
3  4.  afctibe  ye  ftrength  to  God  his  excellency 
7  3. 28.it  is  good  for  me  to  draw  neer  to  God 
7  5.9.  lie  fing  praifes  to  the  God  of  Jacob 
77. 1 .1  cried  to  God  with  my  voice,even  to  God 
8 1 . 1 .  fing  aloud  to  God  our  ftrength 

make  a  joyfiill  noife  to  the  God  of  Jac. 
1 36.2.O  give  thanks  to  the  Goiof  gods 
26.O  give  thanks  to  the  God  of  heaven,for 
ECC/.5.4  voweft  a  vow  unto  God,defer  not  to  pay 

1  i.7.fpirit  (hall  return  to  Godwho  gave  it 
Ifa. 58. i.they  take  delight  in  approching  fo  God 


3.17.  giving  thanks  to  G.&  the  Father  by  him 

1  Tbef.i.i'Y/e  give  thanks  to  God alwayes  for  you 

zfhef.z.  13. 

9.how  ye  turned  to  God  from  idols 

3.9.what  thankes  can  we  render  to  God 

zTim.z.x'i.  ftudy  to  (hew  thy  felfe  approved  to  G. 

He&.2.i7.high-priefts  in  things  pertaining  toGod 

Chap.  5.  1. 
7-i9.by  the  which  we  draw  nigh  to  God 

25.  to  fave  them  that  come  to  God  by  him 
9.14-offered  himfelfe  withouc  fpot  to  God 
1 1.4.  by  faith  Abel  offered  to  God  a  more 
•    6.he  that  cometh  to  God  muft  beleeve  that 
1 2.23 .  and  to  God  the  judge  of  all 
I3.i5.offerfacrificeofpraife  toG.by  him  con. 
Jam.4.7.  fubmit  your  felves  therefore  to  God 
8.  draw  nigh  to  God andhe  will  draw 


Exod.%.z^.  go  ye,facrifice  to  your  God  in  the  land 
Lev.  1  i.45.that  bring  you  out  of  Eg.to  be  your  G. 
Chap.22.33.  &  25.38. Naw2.15.41. 

22.25.nei.fr.aftran.ha.off.the  bread  of  your  G. 

23.1 4-till  ye  have  brought  an  orTer.to  your  God 

26.1 2.11e  walk  among  you,and  be  your  God 
Nu.  10. 10.be  to  you  a  memoriall  before  your  God 

1 5 .40.do  my  command.  &  be  holy  to  your  God 
J0f.z4.z7.  left  ye  deny  your  God 

1  Stf»2.io.i9.yehave  this  day  rejected  your  God 

2  Chr.  3  2.  i4.that  your  God  (hould  be  able  to  deliv. 

1 5-much  lefle  fhall  your  God  deliver  you 
E'KT'i.z.htus  build  with  you,for  we  feek  your  G. 
Ifa.  3  5.4.  your  God  will  come  with  vengeance 
40.i.comfort  ye  my  people/aith  your  God 

9.fay  to  the  cities  of  Judah,Behold  your  God 

59.2.  iniq.have  fepar.  between  you  &  your  God 

Jer.7. 2  3  .He  be  your  God,Sc  ye  (halbe  m Jr  people 

Chap.u-4-&  30.22.2^.36.28. 

E%?k-  34.3 1. 1  am  your  God,  faith  the  Lord  God. 


1  Pet.z.  5.offer  up  acceptab.facrifice  to  G.by  Jefus  j  D«».2.47.ofa  truth  it  is.that  your  Godis  a  God 

3.1 8.that  he  might  bring  us  to  God 

4.6.but  live  acording  to  God  in  the  fpirit 
Revel.i.6.hat\\  made  us  kings  and priefts  to  God 

5.9.haft  redeemed  us  to  Godby  thy  bloud 

ia.5.and  her  children  were  caughtupto  God 

i4-4.beins  the  firft  fruits  unto  God 
I  Oo 


Hof.  1 .9.I  will  not  be  your  God 
John  8 .  54.0?  whom  ye  fay,That  he  is  your  God 
20. 1 7.I  afcend  to  my  God,and  your  God 
Loid your  <BoXi.  Seej.c$0, 
JPouuefle. 
1  Kj.11 .5.Sol.went  after  A&it.the  goddeffi  of  Zid. 

3  3  hecaufe 


GOD        GOD 


GOD        GOD 


3  3  .they  have  worfh.Afhtaroth  the  goddefe  of 
Ali.19.17.temp.ot  the  great  goddefe  Diana  (hould 
3  5  .Ephef.are  worfh.of  the  great  goddefs  Dia. 
3  7.nor  yet  blafphemers  of  your  goddefe 
dgofc-ljeaD. 
^tfj  17.49.not  think  the  God-head  like  to  gold 
Rom.i.zo.  even  his  eternall  power  and  God-bead 
Cel.z.9.in  him  dwelleth  all  the  fuln.  of  the  God-k. 

-     d5oWp. 
?fal.A.i.thc  Lord  hath  fet  him  apart  that  hgodly 
iz.i.help,Lord,for  the  godly  manceafeth 
3  2.6.for  this  (hall  every  one  that  is  godly  pray 
Mal.z.i  y.that  he  might  feek  zgodly  feed 
2  Car.  1 . 1  2.in  godly  fincerity  we  had  our  con verfa. 
7-9-ye  were'made  forry  after  z  godly  manner 
iq. godly  forrow  worketh  repentance 
1 1.  that  ye  forrowed  after  a  godly  fort 
1 1 . 2.I  am  jealous  over  you  with  godly  jealou  fie 
2TJ33.J.1 2.all  that  will  live  godly  in  Chrift  Jefus 
Tit.z.iz.  ye  fhould  livegod/yin  thisprefent  world 
Heb.  1 2.28.  ferve  God  with  godly  fear 

2  P<?f.2.5>.the  Lord  knoweth  how  to  deliv.thegorf/y 

3  fob.6.  if  thou  bring  forward  after  a  godly  fort 

©ooHnelTe. 

1  Tim.z.z.  lead  a  quiet  life  in  zWgodlinefe 

io.which  becometh  women  profefiingg^/J. 
3  .io'.great  is  the  myftery  of godlinefe 
4.7.exercife  tby  fell*  rather  to  godlinefe 
8.  godlineffe  is  profitable  to  all  things 
6\3.to  the  doctrine  which  is  according  to  godl. 
y.fuppofing  that  gain  isgodlineJJ'e 
6.bat  godlineffe  with  contentment  is  great 
1  i.follow  afterrighteoufneffe,  godlinefe 

2  Tim.-} .  y .  having  a  form  of  godlinefe 
Tit.  1. i.acknowl.  the  truth,which  is  after  godlineffe 
z  Vet.  1. 3. all  things  that  pertain  to  life  zndgodlin. 

6. to  temperance  patience,to  patience  godlin. 

7.  togodlinefe  brotherly  kindneffe  &  charity 

3 . 1  i.what  maner  of  perf.ought  ye  to  be  in  godli. 

<©ot)=a>att). 

Exod.  1 8. 1 9.be  thou  for  the  people  to  God-ward 

2  C<K'.34.fuch  tiuft  we  have  throu.Chr.to  God-w. 

1  Thef.i.8.in  every  place  our  faith  to  God-ward  is 

<©Ot>0. 
Gen.3.%  ye  (hall  be  asgorf^knowing  good  &  evill 
3  i.30.wherefore  haft  thou  ftolen  my  gods 
3  2.with  whomfoever  thou  findeft  thy  gods 
Exod.iz.iz.zep.  the  gods  of  Egypt  He  execujudg. 
20.23.  not  make  with  me  gods  of  filver,  gflflfr  of 
22.28.  thou  (halt  not  revile  the  gods 
23.24.thou  (halt  not  bow  down  to  theirgW* 
32.  nocoven.with  them,nor  with  their  gods 
3  3. if  thou  ferve  their  gods,it  will  furely 
32.i.up,makeuse;o^  which  (hall  go  before  us 
Ver,23.  Alls  7.40. 
4.thefe  be  thy  tods,0  Ifrael,which  brought 

Verfc  8. 
3 1  .they  have  made  them  gods  of  gold 
34.1  y. go  a  whoring  after  their  gods3  and  facrif. 

1  ^.daughters  go  a  whoring  after  their  gods 

fons  go  a  whoring  after  their  gods 

7v#/#.2y.2.called  the  peo.to  the  facrif.of  their  gods 

people  bowed  down  to  their  gods 

3  3 .4.upon  the  Egyptian  gods  he  executed  judg. 

Dent. 4. 28 .  and  there  ye  (hall  ferve  gods 

7.  i6\neither  (halt  thou  ferve  their  gods 

2  y  .graven  images  of  their  gods  (hall  ye  burn 
10. 17. Lord  your  God  is  God  of  gods 
1 2.2.  places  wherein  the  nati.  ferved  their  gods 

3. hew  down  the  images  of  their  gods 
3o.that  thou  enquire  not  after  theitgods 

how  did  thefe  nations  ferve  their  gods 
3 1.  done  every  abomination  to  thehgods 

burnt  their  fons  to  their  gods 
13.7. of  thegods  of  the  peo.that  are  round  about 
io,  1 8. not  to  do  as  they  have  done  to  their  gads 
29.1 8.to  go  and  ferve  the  gods  of  this  nation 
a6.fcrved—  gods  whom  they  knew  not 

Chap.  3  2.17. 
3  i.i6.peop.(hall  go  a  whoring  after  the  gods  of 
3  z.  3  7. and  he  (hall  fay,  Where  are  their  gods 
f of  zz.zz.the  Lord  God  of  gods  Verf.2  2. 

2  3.7.nei.makemention  of  the  name  of  their  g. 
24.14.put  away  the  gods  your  fathers  ferved 
1  f.the  gods  which  your  fathers  ferved 

or  the  gods  of  the  Amorites 


Judg.  2. 3  .their  gods  (hall  be  a  fnare  unto  you 
3 .6.gave  their  daughters,and  ferved  their  gods 
5.8.  they  chofe  new  gods;  then  was  war 
6.10.  fear  not  the  gods  or  the  Amorites 
io.6.fer.the£0^of  Syria,go.ofZid.|o.ofMoab 
the  gorf*  of  Ammonj&gwh  of  the  Phil. 
14.  go.&  cry  to  the  gods  which  ye  have  chof. 
17..J. the  manMicah  had  an  houfeof  gods 
1 8.24/ye  have  taken  away  my  gods 

Ruth  1 . 1 5  .thy  lifter  is  gone  back  to,  her  gods 

1  Sam.q.S.out  of  the  hands  of  thefe  mighty  Gods} 
thefe  are  the  Gods  that  fmote  the  Egypt. 

6.y.  lighten  his  hand  from  off  you  &  your  gods 
i7.43.Philiftinecurfed  David  by  his  gods 
z%.  1 3.I  faw  gods  afcending  out  of  the  earth 

2  5,(zw.7.2  3.redeemdftfrom  Egypr,and  their  gods 

1  lQn.11.2.  will  turn  your  heart  after  their  gods 

8.  Solomon  facrificed  to  their  gods 
1 2. 28. too  much  to  go  up  to  Jeruf.beho.thy  go. 
18.24.call  ye  on  the  name  of  your  go^fr    V.2  j . 
19.2.  fo  let  thegods  do  to  me,and  more  alfo 

Chap.  20. 10. 
20.23.theu"  go*".!  zxegods  of  the  hils 

2  Kjn.17. 29.  every  nation  made  gods  of  their  own 
3 1.  Adramel.&  Anamm.  the  gods  of  Sephar. 
3  3 .  feared  the  Lord,  &  ferved  their  own  gods 

18.3  3. bath  any  of  the  gods  of  the  nations  deli. 

Chap.19.12.  2  Cfov»2.3 2.1 3,14. 

lfa.36.1S.  &  37.12. 

34.where  are  the  go.of  Ham. — go.  of  Seph. 

lfa.16.19. 

ij>.i8.havecaft  their  gods  into  the  fire 

for  they  were  no  gods 

1  fM-o.y^y.wenta  whoring  after  the  gods  of  the 
10.10.put  Sauls  armour  in  the  houfe  of  their  g. 
14. 1 2.w hen  they  had  left  their  gods  there 

2  rt/.i3.8.calves  which  Jerob.  made  you  forgot 

9.  fame  may  be  a  prieft  to  them  that  are  no  g. 
2  j.  14.  Amaziah  brought  the  go^fr  of  Seir 

and  fet  them  up  to  be  his  gods 
1  f .  why  haft  thou  fought  after  thegods  of 
20.becaufe  they  fought  after  thegods  of  Edo. 
28.23.Ahaz  facrificed  to  the  goi* of  Damafcus 
becaufe  the  gods  of  Syria  help  them 
32.17.as  theforf^  of  the  nations  have  not  deliv. 
1 9/pake  ag.the  G.of  Jeruf.  as  zs>. the  gods  of 
E^t.  1 .7.  Nebuch.  had  put  in  the  houfe  of  his  gods 
Pfal.S  2. 1  .he  judgeth  among  the  gods 
6. 1  have  (aid,  Ye  zxegods 
136. 2.O  give  thanks  to  the  God  of  gods 
1 3  8. 1.  before  the  gods  will  I  fing  praife 
lft.  2 1  .p.Babylon  is  fallen,  and  her  gods  broken 
41.23  .thac  we  may  know  that  ye  ate  gods 
4  2. 1 7.to  the  molten  images,Ye  are  our  gods 
Jer.z.n.  hath  a  nation  changed  hetgods3 

which  yet  are  no  gods 
28.where  are  thy  gods  thou  haft  made 

to  the  numb,  of  thy  cities  are  thy  gods 
Chap.11.13. 
j. 7.  fworn  by  them  that  are  no  gods 
10. 1  t.thegods  that  havenot  made  the  heavens 
1 1 .1 2.  cry  to  the  gods  to  whom  they  offer  ince. 
16.20. (hall  a  man  make  gods  to  himfelf  ? 

and  they  are  ho  gods 
43.12  .He  kin.a  fire  in  the  hou.  of  the  go.of  Eg. 
i3.houfes  ofthegorf.jof  theEg.fhalbe  burnt 
46.2y.Ilepuni(h  No,Phar.  Egy.with  theitgods 
48. 3  y.and  him  that  burnetii  incenfe  to  his  gods 
Dan.z.  1  i.except  the gods,vihofe  dwelling  is  not 
47.  your  God  is  a  God  of  gods 
3.12.  they  ferve  not  thygorfs 
14-doe  ye  not  ferve  my  gods 
1 8.  we  will  not  ferve  thy  gods 
4.8.  in  whom  is  the  fpirit  of  the  holygaii 

Chap.y.r  1. 
9. 1  know  the  fpir.  of  the  holy  gods  is  in  thee 
Verfe  18.  Chap. y.  14. 
5>4.and  praifed  thegods  of  gold  and  of  filver 
Verfe  23. 
ii.wifdorn.  like  the  wifdome  of  thegods  was 
1 1. 8. carried  captives  into  Egypt  their  gods 
36\fpeak  marvellous  things  ag.the  G.of  gods 
Hof.14.3. neither  will  we  fay,  Ye  are  out  gods 
Nab.1A4.out  of  the  houfe  ofthygods  lie  cut  off 
y0b.1o.34.not  writ.in  your  law,  I  faid>Ye  are 


GOD        GOD 

Ails  1 4. 1 1  .gods  are  come  to  us  in  the  likeneiTe 

i9.26.they  be  i\ogods  which  are  made  with  ha. 
1  Cor.  8.  y. though  there  be  that  are  called  rods 

as  there  begods  many,and  lords  many 
G<z/.4.8.fervi.to  them  which  by  nature  are  no  ?ods 

AUfficftS. 

Exod.  1 2. 1 2.3g.all  the  gods  of  Egyi  He  exec.  jud^. 

1 8. 1  i.I  know  the  L.is  greater  then  2IJ  gods 

1  Chun.  \6.  if-,  to  be  feared  above  all  gods 
Vfalm  96.4. 

26.aH  the  gods  of  the  people  are  idols 

Pfal.96.^. 

2  Cbr.  2.  y .great  is  our  God  above  all  gods 
Pfal.9  y.  3  .a  great  King  above  all  gods 

97. 7. worfhip  him  all  ye  gods 

9-thou  art  exalted  far  above  all  gods 
1 3  y.  y.that  our  Lord  is  above  all  gods 
lfa.36.zo.xvho  arc  they  amongft  all  thegods 
Zeph.  2. 1 1 .  he  will  fam  iih  al  1  the  gods  of  the  earth 

Amongft  the  <$>ot)&. 
Exo.  1  f .  1 1 .0  L.amongft  the  gods  who  is  like  thee 
2  Kjng.18.3  y.who  are  they  among  all  thegods 

1Chr.3z.i4.  lfa^6.zo. 
P/d/.86.8.amongft  thegods  there  is  none  like 

Molten  dE>ot!0. 
jE.W.34.17.  thou  (halt  make  thee  no  molten  gods 

Lev.19.4.. 
Other  ©otlfif. 
£,#0.20.3.  thou  (halt  have  no  other  gods  before  me 

Deut.^  7. 
23.13  .make  no  mention  of  the  name:,  of  oth  .g. 
Dcnt.6.i4.ye  (hall  not  go  after  other  gods 
7 .4. turn  away  thy  fon  to  ferve  other  gods 
8 . 1 9. if  thou  walk  after  other  gods 
1 1 . i6.ye  turn  afide,and  ferve  otha gods 

2  8.to  go  after  other  gods  ye  have  not  known 
1 3 . 2.fayiiig,  Let  us  goe  after  othergosfr 

Chap.6.13. 
1 7. 3. and  hath  gone  and  ferved  other  gods 

Iof.z3.16. 

18.20.proph.that  (hal  fp.  in  the  name  of  och.g. 

28.  i4.to  go  after  other  gods,  to  ferve  them 

3<>.there  thou  (halt  ferveother gods     V.64. 

j^'.r6.i3. 

29.26.fox  they  went  and  ferved  other  gods 

Jer.ii.io 
30. 17.be  drawn  away.and  worfhip  other  gods 
3  i.i8.in  that  they  are  turned  to  other  gods 
20.then  will  they  turn  to  other  gods 
Jof.z^.z.znA  they  ferved  other  gods 

i6.forfake  the  Lord,  to  ferve  other  gods 

Jud.z.  1 2.forfooke  the  L.and  followed  other  gods 

i7.went  a  whoring  after  other  gods  • 

•  1 9.1x1  following  other  gods,to  ferve  them 

10.1 3. ye  have  forfaken  me,  &  ferved  other  gods 

1  &w».8.8.have  forfaken  me3and  ferved  other  nods 

26.  i9.faying»Go  ferve  other  gods 
1  Kin.9.6.but  goe  and  ferve  other  gods 

9.  and  have  taken  hold  upon  other  gods 
1 1.4-wives  turned  his  heart  after  other  gods 
10. that  he  fhould  not  go  after  other  gods ' 
i4.9.haft  gone  and  made  thee  other  gods 
z  Ki. 5  .i  7.nor  facrifice  to  other godsjbut  to  the  L.  [ 
1 7. 7. and  had  feared  other  gods 
3  y .  ye  (hall  not  fear  other  gods ,nor  bow 

Verfe  37. 
38.  neither  (hall  ye  fear  other  gods 
2  2. 1 7.  they  have  burnt  incenfe  to  other  gods 
z  Chr.34.zs.Jet'.i.i6.8c  19.4. 
2  Chro.j.  1  p.and  (hall  go  and  ferve  other  gods 
z  2.and  laid  hold  on  other  gods 
2  8 . 2  5 .  Ahaz  burnt  incenfe  to  other  gods 
Jcr.7.6.  nor  walk  after  othergoafr  to  your  hurt 
9.  and  walk  after  other  g0rfs,whom  ye  know 
1 8.powr  out  drink-offerings  unto  other  gods 
Chap.i9.i3«&  32.29. 
1 3 .  10.  and  walk  after  othexgods,  to  ferve  them 
1 6.1 1. have  forfaken  me,&  walked  aft.  oth.go. 
2  2.9.forfaken  the  covenant,&  worfh.otherfoir 
2  y.6,go  not  after  other  gods,  to  ferve  them 

Chap.3y.1y. 
44.3.  to  ferve  othexgods,  whom  they  knew  not 
y.  to  burn  no  incenfe  unto  other  gods 
8  .burning  incenfe  to  other  gods  in  the  land    , 
1  y.knew  their  wives  had  burnt  inc.to  oth.g. 


3  y.  if  he  call  themg0<£r,to  whom  the  word      Hof.3.  i.who  look  to  other  gods,  and  love  flagons  j 

.    t  „   . Strongs' 


GOD       GOE 

Strange  <©0gfif. 
Gen.i  y.2.put  away  the  Atangegods  that  are 

4.they  gave  to  Jacob  all  the  ftrange  go* 
De«.  j  i.  1 6.provoked  him  to  jeal.  with  fttan.  gods 
Jo/:24.20.ifyeforfaketheL.& ferve  ftrange go* 
Jud?.io.i6.  they  put  away  the  ftrange  goaf*  from 
i  5<z)s.7.2.put  away  the  ftrange  go*,&  Afhteroth 
i  Cfc-o.  1 4.  j  .took  away  the  alt.  of  the  ft  range  gods 

3  j.  1  j.  Jofiah  took  away  the  ftrange  go* 
JeAy.^.likeasye  have  ferved  (Iran,  go*  in  your 
Afts  i7.i8.feemeth  to  be  a  fetter  forth  of  ftr.go* 

<Soe. 
Ge#.  3 . 1  4-upon  thy  bel  1  y  (halt .  thou  goe 
1  j.i.what  wilt  thou  give  me,  feeing  Igoe 
1  y.thou  (halt  goe  to  thy  fathers  in  peace 
1 6.8.Hagar,  Whither  w ilt  thou  goe 
io.2.ye  (hall  rife  up  early,and  goe  on  your  way 
22.5. 1,  and  the  lad  willgoe  yonder 
24.4.  but  thou  (halt  goe  to  my  countrey 
38.  thou  fhallgse  to  my  fathers  houfe 
4  2.thou  doe  profper  the  way  that  I  goe _ 
y  i.go,and  let  her  be  thy  matters  fons  wife 
y  y.days,at  the  leaft  ten,after  that  (he  (hall go 
y6.fend  me  away,thatl  may  goe  to  my  maft. 
y  8.called  Rebek.and  they  (aid,  Wilt  thou  go 
26.16.  Abimelech  faid  to  Ifaac,  Goe  from  us 
17. 9. go  now  to  the  flock,  &  fetch  me  two  kids 

1  3  .only  obey  my  voice,  and  goe  fetch  them 
zB.z.goe  to  Padan  Aram  tothe  houfe  of  Bethu. 

20.and  keep  me  in  this  way  that  I  goe 
29.7.  water  ye  the  fheep,andgoe  feed  them 
30.2y.fendme  away,thatl  may  go  to  my  place 
2<5.give  me  my  wives  and  child.and  let  me  go 
3 1. 1 8 .to goe  to  Ifaac  his  father 
3  2.26.1et  megoe,  for  the  day  breaketh 

He  not  let  thee  goe  except  thou  bleffe 
37.14.  goe,l  pray  thee,fee  whether  it  be  well 

30. and  I,  whither  (hall  I  goe 
4i.S  ")-goe  t0  Jofeph,  what  he  faith  to  you  doe 
42.1  q-goe  ye,  carry  corn  for  the  famine 

3  8.befall  him  by  the  way  in  which  ye  goe 
43.2.  goe  againe,buy  us  a  little  food 

Chap.44.2y. 
8.  with  me,and  we  will  arife  and  goe 
1 3.  arife,  and  goe  againe  to  the  man 
45.17  .lade  your  beafts,&go,get  you  to  your  fa. 
£arfli.2.7.fhallIgoe,and  call  totheea  nurfe 
8.  go* ;  and  the  maid  went 
3.1  i.who  am  I,  that  I  (hould  goe  to  Pharaoh 
i6.'goe,&  gather  the  elders  of  Ifrael  together 
19.1  am  fure  the  K.of  Eg.will  not  let  you  go 
2o.and  after  that  hee  will  let  you  goe 

Chap.  1  i.i. 
a  1  .when  ye  goe,  ye  (hall  not  goe  empty 
4.1  a.goe,and  He  be  with  thy  mouth 

1 8. let  me  goe,and  return  to  my  brethren 
1  g.goe ,return  into  Egypt,  for  all  the  men 
a  1  .he  (hall  not  let  the  people  goe 
23-let  my  Congo,  if  thou  refufe  to  let  him  go 
Chap.8.2,21.  &  9.2.  &  10.4. 
26X0  he  let  him  go :  then  (he  faid,  A  bloudy 
y.i.let  my  people  goe     Cbap.7.i6.  &  8.1,20. 
&9.r,i3.&  10.3. 
a.  to  let  Ifrael  goe  ?  neither  will  I  let  Ifr.goe 
7.Iet  them  goe  and  gather  ftraw  for  themfel. 
1 1  goe  ye,get  you  ftraw  where  you  can 
18.  goe  therefore  now  and  work 
6. 1  .with  a  ftrong  hand  he  (hall  let  them  goe 
7.i4.he  refufeth  to  let  the  people  goe 
S.i-goe  unto  Pharaoh,and  fay  unto  him,Let 
8.  and  I  will  let  the  people  goe        Ver.28, 
Chap.9.28 
a  y .  goe  ye,  facrifice  unto  your  god 

Chap.10.8,24.  &  12.31. 
'  2 7. we  will  goe  three  daies  journ.and  facrif. ' 
29.  in  not  letting  the  people  goe  to  facrifice 
3  2.  neither  would  he  let  the  people  goe 

Chap.9.3f.&  16.26,27. 
p.  7. he  did  not  let  the  people  goe 

1 7. that  thou  wilt  not  letthemgoe 
1 0.7 .let  the  men goe,that  they  may  ferve 
8.  but  who  arethey  thatfliallgoe 
9. we  will  foe  with  our  yong,  &  with  our  old 
flocks)  and  with  our  herds  will  we  goe 
10.  as  I  will  let  you  goe  and  your  little  ones 


GOE        GOE 

1 1  -goe  now  ye  that  arc  men,and  ferve 
a4.let  your  little  ones  alfo  goe  with  you 
,    a6.our  cattell  alfo  (hall goe  with  us 
13.17.when  Pharaohhad  let  the  people  goe 
a  1. to  give  them  light  to  goe  by  day  and  night 
Neb. g. iz, 19. 
14. f  .that  we  have  let  Ifrael  goe  from  ferving  us 
i6.children  of  Ifrael  (hall  goe  on  dry  ground 
17, y.  goe  on  before  the  people 

thy  rod — take  in  thine  hand,and  goe 

1 9. 10. goe  unto  the  people,  and  fan&ifie  them 

a  1.  a6.he  (hall  let  him  goe  free  for  his  eyes  fake 

a7.he  (hall  let  him  goe  free  for  his  tooth  fake 

a 3. a 3. for  mine  angell  (hall  goe  before  thee 

Chap.32.34. 
3  2.7.go,get  thee  down,the  people  have  con  up. 
23 .  make  us  gods  which  (hall  goe  before  us 

Ac7s  7.40. 
34.gde,lead  the  people  to  the  place 
3  3. 14.  my  prefence  (hall goe  with  thee 

1  y  .if  thy  prefence  goe  not,  carry  us  not 
34.9.  if  I  have  found  favour— goe  amongft  us 
Ief.9.7.  goe  to  the  altar,ofFer  thy  fin-offering 
1 1. 27. that  goe  on  all  four  are  unclean 
14. 5  3.  he  (hall  let  goe  the  living  bird 
16.10.to  let  him  goe  for  a  fcape  goate 

aa.  he  (hall  let  goe  the  goat  into  the  wilder. 
a6.he  that  let  go  the  goat  (hall  wa(h  his  clo. 
26.6.neither  (hall  the  fwordgoe  thorow  the  la. 
Num.z.  31.  camp  of  Dan  goe  hindmoft  with  their 
10. 9. if  ye  goe  to  war  in  your  land 
30.Hobab  faid,Ile  not  goe,  but  depart 
3  2.ihalbe,if  thou  goe  with  us,that  what  good 
16.46.goe  quickly  to  the  congregation 
ao,  17.  we  will  goe  by  the  Kings  high-way 

Verfe  19. 
ao.thou  (halt  notgoe  thorow 
ai.aa.hu  me  paffe  thorow  thy  land 
2a.1a.thou  (halt  notgoe  with  them  . 
1 3  .Lord  refufeth  to  give  me  leave  to  goe 
18.I  cannot  goe  beyond  the  word  of  the  Lo. 
Chap.24.13. 
20.if  the  men  call,rife  up,  and  goe  with  them 
3  y.go  with  the  men,but  only  the  word  that  I  I 
23. 16.  goe  again  to  Balak,and  fay  thus 
24.  i4.now  behold,  I  goe  to  my  people  , 
z6 .2.all  that  are  able  togoe  to  war 
3 1. 3. let  themgoe  againft  the  Midianites 

a3  .make  it  go  thorow  the  fire,  go  thor.the  wa. 
3  a.6.(hall  your  brethr.  goe  to  war,  &  (hall  ye  (it 
I7.we  will  goe  ready  armed  before  the  child- 
ao.  if  ye  willgoe  armed  before  the  L.to  war 
21.  and  willgoe  all  of  you  armed  over  Jord. 
34.4-your  border  (hallgoe  on  toHazar-addar 
9.and  the  border  (hallgoe  on  to  Ziphron 
Dettt.  1 .7-goe  to  the  mount  of  the  Amorites 

3  3. to  (hew  you  by  what  way  ye  (hquldgoe 
4. 5. taught  you  ftatutes  to  do,  whither  ye  goe  to  | 
34.hath  G.aflayed  togo  &  take  him  a  nation 
40.  that  it  may  goe  well  with  thee 

Chap.y.i6.&  19.13- 
y .  3  o.goe,fay  to  them,Get  ye  into  your  tents 
6.1.  in  the  land  whither  yegoe  to  poflefle 

Chap.11.8. 
9.  J.not  for  thy  righteouf.doft  thou  go  to  poffefs 
1 1 . 1 1  .but  the  land  whither  ye  goe  to  poffeffe  it 
28.10  goe  after  other  gods        Chap.  2 8. 14. 
1 4.  a  5 .  (halt  goe  to  the  place  which  the  L,  (hall 
Chap.26.a. 
1y.i2.in  the  7th  yeer  thou  (halt  let  him  goe  free 
Jej-.34.14. 
i6.7.turn  in  the  morn.and  go  unto  thy  tents 
19.21  .life  (hall  goe  for  life,eye  for  eye 
ao.  y.  built  a  new  houfe  ,let  him  goe  and  return 
6.  let  him  alfo  goe  and  return         Chap.7.8 
a  1. 14.  let  hergoe  whither  (he  will 
a  2-7.  in  any  wife  let  the  dam  goe 
23  .to .that  is  und.fhal  go  abroad  out  of  the  ca. 
24. 2.(he  may  goe,and  be  another  mans  wife 
26.3.  (halt  goe  to  the  prieft  that  (halbein  thofe 
29. 1 8. to  go  and  ferve  the  gods  of  thefe  nations 
30.18.  whither  thou  pafleft  to  goe  to  poflefle  it 
3  I76.it  is  he  that  doth  goe  with  thee 
7.  for  thou  muft  goe  with  this  people 
8  .the  Lord  it  is  that  doth  goe  before  thee 
1 6.w  hither  they  goe,  to  be  among  them 
Oo  2 


21.I  know  their  imagin.which  they  go  about 
Jof.1.6.  whither  thou  fendeft  us,  we  willgoe 
2.i.goe,  view  the  landmen  Jericho 
3.3.(hall  remove  from  your  place,andgoe  after 

4.  may  know  the  way  by  which  ye  muft  goe 
6.3. goe  roundabout  the citie once 
9.1  i.take  victuals  for  your  joum.go  meet  them 

1 2.  on  the  day  we  came  forth  to  goe  to  you 
1 8. 3. how  long  are  ye  flack  togoe  to  poflefle 

4.they  (hall  rife,and  goe  thorow  the  land 

8.goe,and  walk  thorow  the  land 
2i.9.togoe  unto  the  countrey  of  Gilead 
fitd.  1 .2  y  .but  they  let  goe  the  man,and  all  his  fam. 
2.6.  when  Jofhua  had  let  the  people  goe 
4. 6.goe  and  draw  toward  mount  Tabor 

8,if  thou  wilt  goe  with  me,then  Ik  goe 
6.14.  goe  in  this  thy  might 
7. 3. goe  to  proclaim  in  the  ears  of  the  people 

4.  of  whom  I  fay,  This  (hallgoe 

the  fame  (hall  goe  with  thee 

7.  let  all  the  othergoe  every  man  to  his  place 
g.g.  and  goe  to  be  promoted  over  the  trees 

Chap.11.13. 
10.  i4-goe,&  cry  to  thegods  whom  ye  have  cho. 
1 1. 8. we  turn  again,that  thoumaiftgoe  with  us 

38.he  faid,Goe;and  hefenther  away  for  two 
1 2.i.anddidft  not  tall  us  togoe  with  thee 
16.17. if  I  be  (haven,  thenmy  ftiength  willgoe 
17.9.  Igoe  to  fojourne  where  I  may 
18.2.  goe  fearch  the  land 

y. whether  our  way  which  wego  (halbe  prof. 

6  .before  the  Lord  is  your  way  wherein  ye  goe 

9.  be  not  flothfull  to  goe 

10.  when  ye  goe  ye  (hall  come  to  a  peo.fecure 
19. lay  thy  hand  on  thy  moutb,andgo  with  us 

19.9.10  morr.  get  you  earl y,that  thou  maift  goe 
2  y. when  the  day  began  to  fpring — Jet  her  go 
20.8.we  will  not  any  of  us  goe  to  his  tent 
2 1 . 1  o  goe  and  fmite  t he  inhab  itants  of  Jabefh 
io.goe  and  lie  in  wait  in  the  vineyards  of 
2i.catch  every  man  his  wife — and  goe  to  the 
Ruth  1.8.  goe,  returne  each  to  her  mothers  houfe 
1 1  .why  will  you  goe  with  me 
i8.faw  (he  was  ftedfaftly  minded  to  goe 

2.2.  let  me  now  goe  to  the  field  and  glean 
goe,  my  daughter 

g.goe  thou  after  them  — -goe  unto  the  veflels 
SiZW.3-9.goe  lie  down,if  he  cal!,fay,Speak,  Lord 
5.1 1. let  it  goe  again  to  its  own  place 
6.6.did  not  they  let  the  people  goe 

8. fend  it  away,  that  it  may  goe 
B.iz.goe  ye  every  man  to  his  city 

9.3 .  arife,  goe  feek  the  affes 
6  .let  us  go  thither,peradventure  he  can  (hew 
7. if  we  goe,what  (hall  we  bring 
19.  to  morrow  He  let  thee  goe 

io.p.when  he  turned  his  back  to  goe  from  Sam. 
1 2.2 1 .  then  ye  (hould  goe  after  vain  things 
iy.3.now  goe  and  fmite  Amalek        Verf.18. 
6-goe,  depart,get  ye  down  from  the  Amalek. 
1 6. 1.  fill  thine  horn  with  oyle,and  goe 

2.  how  can  I  goe  ?  if  Saul  hear  it 
17.3  2.thy  fervant  will  goe  and  fight  with  this 
3  3  .thou  art  not  able  togoe  againft 
3  7goe,and  the  Lord  be  with  thee 
3  9.  he  affayed  togoe,for  he  had  nor  proved 
18. 2. would  let  feimgoe  no  more  home 
i9.i7.1etmegoe,why(houldl  kill  thee 
20.  y  •  let-me  goe,  that  I  may  hide  my  felfe 
2 1  goe  find  out  the  arrow  es 
28  .David  asked  leave  to  goe  to  Bethlehem 
29-let  megoe,I  pray  t|jee,forour  family 
40  .goe,  carry  them  to  the  city 
23.a.lhall  I  goe  and  fmite  the  Philiftines 

goe,and  fmite  the  Philiftines 
1 3  .David  went  whitherfoever  they  could  goe 
22. goe  I  pray  you,and  fee  his  haunt 
2y.y.goetoNabal,andgreet  him 

ig.The  faid  to  her  fervants,  Goe  on 
26. 1  ?.faying)Goe  ferve  other  gods 
28.7.that  I  may  goe  to  her,and  enquire  of  her 
29-4.make  him  return,  that  he  may  goe  again 
2  Sam.i-i6.goe  return, and  he  returned 
7.3.goe,doe  all  that  is  in  thine  heart 

y.goe  and  tell  my  fervant  David,Thus  faith 
1  cbfon- 17. 4. 
12.23J' 


GOE 


G  O  E 


GOE 


GOE 


GOE        GOE 


1 2 .  a  3 .1  flu!  1  go  to  it,  it  ftiall  not  r eturne 
i  i-7-goe now  to  thy  brother  Amnons houfe 
i  j.whither  (hall  I  caufe  my  flwme  togoe 
24.  let  the  King  and  his  ferv.go  with  thy  fer- 
26.  let  my  brother  Amnon  goe  with  us 

why  (hould  he  goe  with  thee 
'  2  7 .  he  let  Amnon  and  all  the  Kings  Tons  goe 
14.8.  K.  faid  to  the  woman,Goe  to  thine  houfe 
2  i.goe,bring  the  yong  man  Abfalom 
jo.  goe,  fet  the  field  on  fire 
1 5.7.  let  me  goe  and  piy  my  vow 
ao.feeing  I  goe  whither  I  may,return  thou 
aa.Davidfaid  to  Ittai,Goe,and  paffe  over 
if .  1 1.  that  thou  goe  to  batt.in  thine  own  perf. 
1 8. 2  i.goe,  tell  the  King  what  thou  haft  feen 
1 9.1 5.Judah  came  to  Gil. to  go  to  meet  the  K. 
a6.that  I  may  ride,andgoe  to  the  King 
3  6.thy  fervant  will  goe  a  little  way  over 
20. 1 1  .let  him  m  after  Joab 
24. 1.  to  fay,  Goe,  number  Ifrael  and  Judah 

1  Cbro.zi.z. 
1 2.  goe,  and  fay  to  David,  I  offer  thee 

1  Cfcra.21.10. 
1  Yjn.i.  1 3.  goe,and  get  thee  in  unto  King  David 
5  j.Solomon  faid,  Goe  to  thine  houfe 
2.2. 1  goe  the  way  of  all  the  earth 

29.  foe,  fall  upon  him 
g.6.  but  goe  &  ferve  other  gods,&  worfh.them 

2Cfr/WZ.7#IQ. 

1 1  .a  1  .let  me  depart,that  I  may  go  to  my  coun. 
22.that  thou  feekeft  togoe  to  thine  own 

howbeit,  let  me  goe  in  any  wife 
i 2.a7.they  will  kill  me,a'nd  go  again  to  Reho. 
1  j. 17.  nor  turn  again  togoe  the  way  that  thou 
j 4.  j. take  ten  loaves,&  a  cracknell,  goe  to  him 

7.goe,tell  Jeroboam3Thus  faith  the  Lord 
1 7 . 1  j .  goe,  and  doe  as  thou  haft  faid 
i8.i.goe,(hew  thy  felf  to  Ahab 
8.  goe,  tell  thy  lord,  Elijah  is  here 

Chap.11.14. 
4 J-  Z01  agaitie  feven  times 
1 9. 1  j .  go,return  on  thy  way  to  the  wilderneffe 
20.22.  goe,ftrengthen  thy  felf,and  mark 
3  j  .goe  ye,bring  him, — then  Benhadad  came 
42.becaufe  thou  haft  let  goe  —  a  man  whom 
therefore  thy  life  (hall  go  for  his  life 
22.4.  wilt  though  with  me  to  battell  to  Ram. 
zCbro.12.3. 
6.  (hall  I  goe  againft  Ramoth  G  ilead 

Ver.15.  2Cfe.18.5ji4. 

1  j. and  he  anfwered,  Goe, and  profper 

2Cfcw.18.14. 

2  5  .when  thou  (halt  go  into  an  inner  chamb. 
48Jeho(haph.  made  (hips  togoe  to  Tarfliifli 
49. let  my  fervants  goe  with  thy  fervants 

2  ,K'»g.  1.2.  goe,  enquire  of  Baal-Zcbub  the  god  of 

Verfe  j. 

6.  goe,return  again  to  the  King  that  fent  you 
2. 16.  let  them  goe,and  feek  thy  mafter 
3.7.wilt  thou  goe  with  rae  againft  Moab 
4,3 .  goe,  borrow  thee  veflels  abroad 

7. goe  fell  the  oyle,and  pay  thy  debt 

2  3.whereforewiltthou  goe  to  him  to  day 
y.10.  goe,  and  wafti  in  Jordan  feven  times 

24.  he  let  the  men  goe,and  they  departed 
6,z.  and  he  anfwered,  Goe  ye 

3. be  content,and  "—goe  with  thy  fervants 
'  13.  goe,  and  fpie  w  here  he  is 

2  2 .  that  they  may  goe  to  their  mafter 
7. y.they  arofe  in  the  twilight  to  go  to  the  camp 

i4.K.fent  after  the  hoft,faying,  Goe,and  fee 
8.i.arife,go  thou,&  thy  hou(hoId,&  fojourn 
8.  goe  meet  the  man  of  God 
lo.ga,  fay  to  him,Thou  maift  recover 
9. 1  .tike  this  box,goe  to  Ramoth  Gilead 
1 5.  togoe  to  tell  it  in  Jezrcel 

3  4. goe  now,  and  fee  this  curfed  woman 
10.24.  he  that  letteth  himgoe,his  life  (hall  be 
17-27 -let  them  goe,and  teach  them  the  manner 
18.2 1. if  a  man  lean,  it  will  ?oeinto  his  hand 

i/tf.36.6. 
2  2. 1 3 .  goe  ye,  inquire  of  the  Lord  for  me 

2  Chron.  3  4.2 1. 

1  Cbro.  1 7. 1 1  .that  thou  maift  go  to  be  with  thy  fa. 

2  Cfe.14.11.in  thy  name  wegoe  againft  this  mult. 

i6\3.go?,break  thy  league  with  Baafha 


20.27.to goe  againe  to  Jerufalem  with  joy 
36.  he  joyned  with  him  togoe  to  Tar(hi(h 
3  7 .(hips  were  broken, — were  not  able  togoe 
2  j. 7. let  not  the  army  of  Ifrael  goe  with  thee 
8*  if  thou  wilt  goe,  doe  it 
io.Amaziah  feparated  them,  to  go  homeag. 
E^a.  5.  1  j.take  thefe  vefl".  goe  carry  them  to  Jeruf. 

8.3 1. then  we  departed ,togoe  to  Jerufalem 
Eft.  1. 19.  let  there  go  a  royal  1  command  from  him 
2. 1 3.  given  her,tog«  with  her  out  of  the  houfe 
4.1 6.goe,gather  together  all  the  Jewes  that  are 
Job  6. 1 8. they  goe  to  nothing,and  peri(h 

10.21.  before  Igo  whence  I  (hall  not  return 
1 6.z  2. then  I  (hal go  the  way  whence  I  dial  not 
20.26.it  (hallgoe  ill  with  him  that  is  left  in 

2  i.2o.have  ye  not  asked  them  that  go  by  the 
24.  lo.they  caufe  him  to  goe  naked 
Z7.6.my  righteoufn.I  hold,&  will  not  let  itgoe 
38.3  j.canft  thou  fend  lightn.that  they  may  goe 
41.  i9.out  of  his  mouthgoe  burning  lamps 
4  2 . 8 .  go  to  my  fervant  Job,and  offer  up 

Pfal.$  2.8.  in  theway  which  thou  (halt goe 

3  8.6.1  goe  mourning  all  the  daylong 
39.13  .before  I  goe  hence,and  be  no  more 
42.9.  why  poe  I  mourning  becaufe  of  the  oppr. 

Pfal.^.z. 
48.1 2.walk  about  Zion,goe  round  about 
49. 1 9.he  (hall  goe  to  the  genenti.of  his  fathers 
y  y .  1  o.day  and  night  they  goe  about  it 
59.6.make  a  noife  like  a  dog,&go  round  about 

Verfe  14. 
84.7.they  goe  from  ftrength  to  ftrength 
85.13.  righteoufnefle  (hall  goe  before  him 
89.1 4«mercy  and  truth  (hall  goe  before  thy  face 
104.26.  theregoe  the  (hips 
1 05. 20.  the  ruler  of  the  people  let  him  goe  free 

107.7.  that  they  might  goe  to  a  city  of  habitati. 

1 29.8.  they  that  goe  by  fay,  The  blefling  of  the 
1 3  2,7. we  will  goe  into  his  tabernacle 
1 3  9.7.  whither  (hall  I  go  from  thy  prefence 

Pro.  a.  1 9.  none  that  goe  to  her,retum 
a.a8.goe,and  come  again  to  morrow 
6.3  .goe,humble  thy  felf,&  make  fure  thy  friend 

6.  goe  to  the  ant,thou  fluggard 

28.  can  one  goe  upon  hot  coals 
9.1  j.  to  call  paffengers,who  goe  right  on 
i4.7.goe  from  the  prefence  of  a  fooliih  man 

1  j.  1 2.neither  will  the  fcorner goe  to  the  wife 
19. 7. his  friends  goe  far  from  him 

2  2.6  .train  a  child  in  the  way  he  (hould  goe 
23.30.  they  that  goe  to  feek  mixt  wine 
30.29.th.ere  be  three  things  which  goe  well 

Ecckf.i.zo.  all  goe  unto  one  place 
y. 1  y .  naked  ihall  he  return  to  goe  as  he  came 

Verfe  16. 
6.6.  doe  not  all  goe  to  one  place 
7. 2. it  is  better  to  goe  to  the  houfe  of  mourning 
then  togoe  to  the  houfe  of  feafting 
9.3  .after  that  they  goe  to  the  dead 
10. 1 5. he  knoweth  not  how  togoe  to  the  city 
2  2. y. mourners  goe  about  the  ftreets 
Cant.  3 . 2  .He  rife  now,and  goe  about  the  city 
3  .the  watchmen  that  goe  about  found  me 
4.I  held  him,T  would  not  let  him  goe 
lfa.z. 3. many  people  (hallgoe,  and  fay,Come 
3.  i6.walking,and  mincing  as  they  goe 
6.8. who  willgoe  for  us 

9.  and  he  faid,Goe  and  tell  this  people 

Acts  28.26. 
8.6.refufethe  waters  of  Shiloah,  that  goe  foftly 
18.  2.  goe  ye  fwift  meflengers 
2o.2.gwe,and  loofe  the  fackcloth  from  thy  loins 
2i.6.goe,fet  a  watchman,let  him  declare 
22.i  y. goe,  get  thee  to  this  treafurer 
23.16.  take  an  harp,  goe  about  the  city 
27 ,4.1  would  goe  thorow  them,I  would  burn    j 
28.13.  that  they  might goe,and  fall  backwards 
30.8.  now  goe,  write  it  before  them 

3  8.  f.goe,and  fay  to  Hefcek.Thus  faith  the  Lo. 
1  o.I  (hall  goe  to  the  gates  of  the  grave 
1 5. 1  (hall  goe  foftly  all  my  yeers  in  the  bit. 

4  y.  1 3.  he  (hall  let  goe  my  captives 
i6.they  (hall go  to  confufion  that  are  makers 

48.17.  by  the  way  that  thou  (houldft  goe 
y8.6.  to  let  the  oppreffed  goe  free 
8.thy  righteoufnefle  (hall  goe  before  thee 


62.1  o.goe  thorow,goe  thorow  the  gates 
Jet.  1. 7-fay  not„I  am  a  child/or  thou  (haltgoe 
2.2.goe  and  cry  in  the  ears  of  jerufalem 
3.i.ifamanput  away  his  wife,ancL(he?ofrora 

1  z.goe  and  proclaim  thefe  words  towards 
4.29.  the  bbw-men  (hallgoe  into  thicket! 
7.1  a.but  goe  ye  now  to  my  place  in  Shiloh 
9.2. 1  might  leave  my  peopk\,and  go  from  them 
1 1. 1 2.then  ftiall  the  inhab.of  Jeruf.goe  and  cry 
i3<i.goe,and  getthee  a  linnen  girdle 

4,goe  to  Euphrates,  and  hide  it  there 

6.arife, goe  to  Euphrates,and  take  the  girdle 
i4.18.the  proph.&  prie.go  about  in  a  land  that 
i6.y.  neither  goe  to  lament  or  bemoan  them 
17.19.  goe,and  ftand  in  the  gates  of  the  chil.of 
i9-i.goe,andget  a  potters  earthen  veilell 

1  o.bre.thc  bot.in  the  fight  of  the  men  that  go 
.2 8. 1 3 .  go  and  tel  Hananiah,  Thou  haft  broken 
29.1 2.ye  (hall  goe  andpray,and  He  hearken 
3  1. 22. how  long  wilt  thou  goe  about 
34.2.goe,and  fpeak  to  Zedekiah,and  tell  him 

3.  thou  (hilt  goe  to  Babylon 

9. every  man  thould  let  his  fervant  goe  free 

l     1      l  r  Verfe  10. 

1  o  .they  let  them  goe  free 

1  i.whom  they  had  let  goe  free,to  return 

I4.1et  ye  goe  every  man  his  brother 
3  y.2.  goe  to  the  houfe  of  the  Rechabites 

1 3 .  goe  &  tell  the  men  of  Judah,  Willyc  not 
3  6.6.goe  thou  and  read  in  the  roll 

19.  goe  hide  thee,thou  and  Jeremiah 
39.16.goe  and  fpeak  to  Ebedmelech 
40. 1. had  let  Jeremiah  goe  from  Ramath 

4-whithcr  it  feemeth  good  for  thee  togoe 

thither  goe  Verfe  y. 

y-he  gave  him  a  reward,and  let  him  foe 

1  y.  let  me  goe  and  flay  Iflimael 
41 . 1 7.they  departed — to  go  to  enter  into  Egy. 

41. 1  y.  to  enter  into  Egypt,to goe  fojourn  there 
22.(hall  die  in  the  place  whith.ye  defire  to  go 

46.2  2.  the  voice  thereof  (hall  goe  like  a  feipent 
yo.4.they  (hallgoe  and  feek  the  Lord 

3  3  .they  refufed  to  let  them  goe 
£^.  j.  1 2.whither  the  fpirit  was  to  go,  they  went 

Verfe  20. 
3 .  i.  and  goe  fpeak  to  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

Verfe  4. 
1 1 -goe,  and  get  thee  to  them  of  the  captivity 
24-goe,  (hut  thy  felf  within  thy  honfc 
8.6.that  I  (hould  goe  far  off  from  my  faniftuary 
9.4.  goe  thorow  the  mtdft  of  the  city 

y  .goe  ye  after  him  thorow  the  city,and  fmite 
13.20.  and  will  let  the  fouls  goe  that  ye  hunt 
14.17. if  I  fay,Sword,goe  thorow  the  land 
20.29.  what  is  the  high  place  whereuntoyegoe 

39.goe  ye,  ferve  ye  every  one  his  idols 
2i>  1 6. goe  thee  one  way  or  other 
47.1  y.the  way  of  Hethlon,as  men  goto  Zedad 
Hof  1  .a.  goe,take  to  thee  a  wife  of  whoredomes 
3.  i.go  yetdove  a  woman  (beloved  of  her  friend 
y.6.they  (hallgoe  with  their  flocks  to  feek 
7. 1 1 .  they  call  to  Egypt :  they  goe  to  Aflyria 

1  a.when  they  (hallgoe,I  will  fpread 
11. 3.I  taught  Ephraim  alfo  to  goe 
Amos  6.z.  goe  ye  to  Hemath  the  great 

7  .goe  captive  with  the  firft  that  goe  captive 
7. 1 2  goe  flee  into  the  land  of  Judah 
1  y.Lord  faid,Goe,prophefie  to  Ifrael 
Jonah  1.2.  arife,goe  to  Nineve  that  great  city 

Chap.  3. 2 
3  .to  goe  to  Tar(hi(h,  from  the  prefence 
Micah  2. 3. neither  (hall  ye  goe  haughtily,for 
4«io.thou  (halt  goe  to  Babylon 
y.8.who,if  he  goe  thorow>treadeth  down 
Zech.6.7.the  bay  went  forth,and  fought  togoe 
8.thefe  that  goe  toward  the  north,have  quiet. 
8.2 1. the  inhabit,  of  one  city  (hallgoe  to  anoth. 

23  .we  will  foe  with  you,for  we  have  heard 
9.14-and  (half go  with  whirlwinds  of  the  fouth 
Mat.z.X.goe  and  fearch  diligently  for  the  child 
22.  he  was  afraid  togoe  thither 
54i.whofoever(haU  compell  thee  to  go  a  mile 
goe  with  him  twaine 
S.g.Goe,  and  he  goeth  Lu\e  7-8. 

21.  fufferme  firft  togoe  bury  my  father 

iK/ce9.y9. 
-    ?»•»*, 


GOE       G  O  E 

3  2.  he  faid  to  them,  Goe 
9.6.  take  up  thy  bed,and  goe  to  thine  houfe 

1  .j .  goe  ye ,and  learn  W hat  that  ineaneth 
io.6.  goe  rather  to  the  loft  ineep 

7.  as  ye  goe,  preach  the  kingdome 
11.  there  abide  till  ye  gee  thence 

1  1.4-goe  and  fhew  John  the  things  you  hear 
11.28.we goe,  and  gather  them  up 

1 4.1 5.  that  they  may  goe  into  the  villag.  &  buy 

2  2."et  into  a  (hip,  and  to  goe  before  him 

Mat. 6.  4  5.  • 
io.he  walked  on  the  water  to  goe  to  Jefus 

16.2 1. how  that  he  muft  goe  to  Jerufalem 

17.27.goe  to  the  fea,and  caft  a  hook 

18.15.goe,  and  tell  him  his  fault  between 

ip.2i.?oe3and  fell  that  thou  haft 
24.ea(ier  for  a  camell  to  goe  thorow 

Mark  10.25.  i«^i8.2j. 

2i.zS.goe,  work  to  day  in  my  vineyard 
30.  faid,  Igoe  fir,and  went  not 

2  5.9.  but  goe  ye  rather  to  them  that  fell 
26.36.wh1k  I  goe  and  pray  yonder 
zS.y.goe  quickly,and  tell  his  difciples 

lo.goe  tell  my  brethren,that  they  goe 
lp.goe  ye  therefore,  teach  all  nations 
Mar.  5.19.  goe  home  to  thy  friends,  and  tell 
6.3  7.(hall  we  goe  &  buy  twohundr.peniworth 
hu\e  9.13. 
1 8.how  many  loaves  have  ye,goe  andfee 

1 1.6.  and  they  let  them  goe 
12.38.  love  to  goe  in  long  clothing 

14. 1 2.  where  wilt  thou  that  we  goe  and  prepare 

I«^22.8. 

I;^.i.i7.hefhalgobef.  him  in  the  power  of  Elias 

76.thou  (halt  goe  before  the  face  of  the  Lord 
5M4.  gee,and  mew  thy  felf  to  the  prieft,and 

Chap.17.14. 
9.5 1.  he  ftedfaftly  fet  his  face  togoe  to  Jerufal. 

5  3. face  was  as  though  he  would  goe  to  Jeruf. 

60.  goe  thou  and  preach  the  kingdome  of  G- 
10.37.  goe,  and  doe  thou  likewife 
1  i.5.(hallgoto  him  at  midnight,&  fay,Friend 
1 3.3  2.goe  ye,and  tell  that  fox 
14.4.  he  healed  him,and  let  him  goe     _ 

io.when  thou  art  bid.go,&  fit  dow.in  the  lo. 

1 8.1  muft  needsgoe  and  fee  it 

19.  and  I  goe  to  prove  them 
1 5.4-gfl  after  that  which  is  loft,till  he  find  it 

17.7.  goe  and  fit  down  to  meat 

22.3  3 .1  am  ready  togoe  with  thee  into  prifon 

68.not  anfwer  me,  nor  let  me  goe 
23.22.  He  chaftife  him,and  let  himgoe 
John  4.4. he  muft  needs  goe  ehorow  Samaria 
i6.goe,callthy  husband, and  come 
6.68.  Lord,to  whom  (hall  we  goe 
7. 19.  why  goe  ye  about  to  kill  me 
3  3 .  then  I  goe  to  him  that  fent  mee 
3  5.will  he  goe  to  the  difperfed 
8.n.goe,and  fin  no  more 


GOE        GOE 

11.22.  that  Barnabas  mould  goe  as  far  as  Ant. 

1  i.i7.goe,(hew  thefe  things  to  James 
i6.7.they  allayed  togoe  into  Bythinia 

3  5.magiftr.  fent— faying, Let  thofe  men  goe 
36.magifttates  have  fent  to  let  you  goe 
1 7.9.  taken  fecurity  of  Jafon,they  let  them  goe 
i4.fent  away  Paul  togoe  to  the  fea 

19.2  I.Paul  purpofed  togoe  to  Jerufalem 
20. 1 3  .minding  himfelf  togoe  afoot 

22J  goe  bound  in  the  fpirit  to  Jerufalem 
23. 23  .make  ready  (ouldiers  to  go  to  Cefarea 

3  2.they  left  the  horfemen  to  gOe  with  him 
25,12.  to  Cefarfhalt  thou  goe 

20.I  asked  him  wheth.he  would  go  to  Jeruf. 

27.3  Julius  gave  him  liberty  to  goe  to  his  frien. 
28. 1 8. had  examined  me,would  have  let  me  go 

Rom.i  5.  2  5.  but  now  Igoe  to  Jerufalem 

1  Cm. 6. 1. goe  to  law  before  theunjuft 

7.  becaufe  ye  goe  to  law  one  with  another 
10.  &  ye  be  difpofed  togoe,  whatfocv.is  fet  bef. 
16.4. if  it  be  meet  that  Igo,they  fhal  go  with  me 

6. that  ye  may  bring  me  on — whitherfo.  Igo 

2  Cor. 9. 5  .exhort  the  breth.ihat  they  would  go  bef. 
Gal. z.^.y/c  goe  to  the  heath.&  they  to  the  circumc. 
P/;i/<2.23.asI(liallfee  how  it  will  goe  with  me 

1  Thef.  4.6.that  no  mango  beyond  to  defraud 
James  4. 1 3  .we  will  goe  into  fuch  a  city,and  conti. 
Rev.io.8.go,  &  take  the  little  book  which  is  open 

<2>0e  afide. 
Num. 5.  u  .if  any  mans  wife  goe  afide 
De1tt.2S.14.  -thou  (halt  not  goe  afide  from  any  of 
Jew  1 5. 5. who  (hall goe  afide  to  ask  how  thou  dolt 
Jtl.4. 1  j  .when  they  had  comman.them  to  go  afide 

<E>oe  aflray. 
Deut.  22.1  .brothers  ox  goe  aftray,and  hide  thy  felf 
Pfal.  5  8. 3. they  goe  aftray  as  foon  as  they  be  born 
Pro.  5. 23. in  the  greatn.  of  his  folly  he  dial  go  aftr. 

7. 2  5. goe  not  aftray  in  her  paths 

2S.io.whofo  caufeththe  righteous  togoe  aftray 
Jet.  5o.6.their  (hephear.have  caufed  them  togo  aft. 
£^.14. 1 1 .  the  houfe  of  Ifr.may  go  no  more  aftr. 

<£>oe  away 
Deut.  1 5. 1 3. thou  (halt  not  let  him  go  3w  ay  empty 

16.  lie  not  goe  away  from  thee 
1  Sam.1^.27.  as  Sam. turned  about  to  go  away 

24.19.  find  his  enemy,will  he  let  him  goe  away 
Job  4. 2 1.  doth  not  their  excellency  in  them  go  aw . 

1 5.30.by  the  breath  of  his  mou.fhall  he  go  away 
Jer.%  1 .50.ye  that  have  efcaped  the  fword,goaway 
Ho/5.14. 1,  even  I  will  tear,and  goe  away 
Mat.%.  3 1 .  fuffer  us  to  goe  away  into  the  herd 

2  5>46.thefc  (hall goe  away  into  everlafting 
John  6.67.  will  ye  alfo goe  away 

14.28.ye  have  heard  how  I  (aid,  I  goe  away 
16.7. that  I  go  away,if  I  go  not  away,the  Comf. 
<Sozhis,  or,  their  way. 
Jud.  19*27.  lord  rofe  up,&  went  out  togo  his  way 
Joh.  1 8 .8.  if  ye  feek  me,let  thefe  goe  their  way 


(Boethyway. 
1 4.I  know  whence  I  come,and  whither  I  goe  |Ge#.i2.i9.bchold  thy  wife ,take  her  &  go  thy  way 
ye  cannot  tell  — whither  Igoe    1  Sam.20. 22. goe  thy  way,forthe  L.  hath  fent  thee 
2 1. 1  goe  my  way,  and  ye  (hall  feek  me  I  zKjn.^.z^.  take  my  ftaffe.and goe  thy  way 

whither  I  goe,yecanot  come    Ver.22.  lEcclcf.y.j.goe  thy  way,  eat  thy  bread  with  joy 
Chap.  13.33.  ! Cant- 1  .S.goe  thy  way  forth  by  the  footfteps 
9.7 .  goe  wafh  in  the  pool  of  Siloam     Verf.  11.  1  Dan.  1 2.9.  goe  thy  way  Dan.for  the  words  are  clof. 
1 1. 1 1. 1  goe,  that  I  may  awake  him  1 3. butgoe  thou  thy  way  till  the  end  be 

44.  loofe  him,  and  let  him  goe  Mat.$.2$.goc  thy  way,firft  be  reconciled  to 

1 3. 3  6.whither  I  goe  thou  canft  not  follow  now  |      8.4-goe  thy  way,  (hew  thy  felf  to  the  prieft 

1 3. goe  thy  way,  as  thou  haft  beleeved,fo 


1 4. 2 . 1  goe  to  prepare  a  place  Verfe  3 . 

4.  whither  I  goe  ye  know,and  the  way  ye  kn. 

12.  Igoe  to  my  father  Verfe  28. 

Chap.16.10,16,17,28. 
1 5.i6.that  ye  (houldgoe, and  bring  forth  much 
16.5. 1  goe  my  way  to  him  that  fent  me 
1 9. 1 2.  if  thou  let  this  man  goe,  thou  art 
20.  i7.eoe  to  my  brethr.  and  fay,I  afcend  to  my 
2 1. 3.I  goe  a  fifhing,  we  alfo  goe  with  thee 
^.1.25.  that  he  might  goe  to  his  own  place 
3.13  .when  he  was  determined  to  let  him  goe  ■ 
4.2 1  .tlueatned  them,  they  let  them  goe 

2  3  .being  let  goe,  they  went  to  their  compan. 
5.20.goe,ftand  andfpeak  in  the  temple 

40.com.they  fhould  not  fpeak,&  let  them  go 
8.26.go  toward  the  touth,to  the  way  that  goeth 
10.20.  goe  with  them,  doubting  nothing 

Chap.11.12. 


20. 14.  take  that  thine  is,  and  goe  thy  way 
Mar.  1. 44-fay  nothing  to  any  man,but  go  thy  way 
2.1 1. goe  thy  way  into  thine  houfe 
7.29.for  this  fayjng,goe  thy  way,  the  divell 
10.11.goe  thy  way,fell  whatfoever  thou  haft 
52.go  thy  way3thy  faith  hath  made  la.  17.19. 
John  4.50. goe  thy  way,  thy  fon  liveth 
Ails  9. 1 5 .  goe  thy  way,hc  is  a  chofen  vefTd 
24.25.goe  thy  way  for  this  time,  when  I  have 
<S5oeyonr  way. 
jro/T2.i6.afterwards  ye  may  goe  your  way 
Judg.19.^.  comfort  thine  heart,afterw  .goe  thy  way 
Ruth  l.iz.goe  your  way,for  I  am  too  old  to  have 
Nch.S.  lo.goe  thy  way,  eat  the  fat,  drink  the  fweet 
Mat. 27.65. go  your  way, make  it  as  fure  as  you  can 
Mark  1 1.2.  goe  your  way  into  the  village  over  ag. 
16.7. goe  your  way,  tell  his  difcip.that  he  goeth 
O05 


GOE       GOE 

Luke7.22.goe  your  way,and  tell  John  what  things 
i  o^.goe  your  wayes,behold,I  fend  you  forth 
10.  and  they  receive  you  not,^oe  you  wayes 
Rev.i6.i.goe  your  v/ayes,  and  powreout  the  vials 

•     .  .  ffiozback. 

Exod. 14.2 1. the  Lord  caufed  the  fe3  togoe  back 
J0f.z1.t2.  if  ye  doe  in  any  wife  goe  back 
Judg  1 1-3  5.  and  I  cannot  goe  back 

1  K3n.19.20.goe  back  again,  what  have  I  done 

2  Kjn.20. 9. or  goe  back  ten  degrees 
Pfal.80. 18. fo  will  not  we  goe  back  from  thee 
Jer.^o.^.goe  back  alfotoGedaliah 
£^.24.14. 1  willdoit,I  willnotgoj 

45  02  down. 
Gen.i  1.7.  let  us  goe  down,and  there  confound 
i8.2i.Ilegoe  down  now,  and  fee  whether  it 
26.2.Ilaacgoe  not  downe  into  Egypt 
37-3 5-He  go:  down  into  the  grave  mourning 
42.38.  my  fon  (hall  not  goe  down 
43 .4.  we  will  goe  down  and  buy  thee  food 

5.  wilt  not  fend  him,  we  will  nocgoe  downe 
44.26.we  cannot  go  down,  then  wil  wegoe  do. 
46.3-fear  not  togoe  down  into  Egypt 
4.I  will  goe  down  with  thee  into  Egypt 
Exod.iQ.21. goe  downjdiarge  the  people 
Nww.16.30.and  they  go  down  quick  into  the  pit 
34.1  i.eoaft  of  your  land  fhallgoe  down  from 
i2.the  border  fhallgoe  down  to  Jordan 
72eaf.24.15.nei.fhaU  the  fungoedownonhishire 
Jof.i  o.  1 3 .  fun  hafted  not  to  goe  down  about  a  day 
Judg.%.  1  i.then  (hall  the  people  of  the  L.go  down 
7.10.  if  thou  fear  togo  down,  goe  thou  with 
1  i.afterw.thine  hand  be  ftrength.to  goe  down 

1  Sam.  10.8. thou  fhalt  goe  down  before  me  to  Gil. 

14.36.let  usgoe  down  after  the  Philift.by  night 
37.  fhall  Igoe  down  after  the  Philiftines 

20.19.when  thou  haft  flayed  3.dayes,goe  down 

23 .4.  goe  down  to  Keilah 
8.  Saul  called  the  people  togoe  down  to  Kei. 

26.6. who  willgoe  down  with  me  to  Saul 

Abifhai  faid,  He  goe  down  with  thee 

29-4.1et  him  not  goe  downe  with  us  to  battell 

2  Sam.  1  i.S.Da.faid  to  Uriah, Go  down  to  thy  hou. 

10. why  didft  thou  not  goe  down  to  thy 
i5.20.fhouldI  this  day  make  thcegoup&  do. 
19.20. 1  am  come  the  firft  togoe  down  to  meet 

1  Kj.z.6.  let  not  his  hoar  head  go  down  to  the  gra. 

21.16.  Ahab  rofe  up  togoe  down  to  the  vincy. 
1 8. goe  down  to  meet  Ahab 

2  Kin.  1. 1 5.  goe  down  with  him,bc  not  afraid 

10. 1 3  .wego  down  to  falute  the  childr.of  the  K. 

20. 10. for  the  fhadow  togoe  down  ten  degrees 

2  Chr. 20. 16.  to  morrow  goe  ye  down  againft  them 

Neh.1.1  j. to  the  ftairs  that  goe  down  to  the  city  of 

Job  17.16.  they  fhallgoe  down  to  the  bars  of  the 

2 1 . 1 3  .in  a  moment  goe  down  to  the  grave 
Pfal.22.z9.AW  they  thatgoe  down  to  the  duft  fliall 
28 . 1. 1  become  like  them  that  goe  down 
3o.3.thouhaft  kept  me  that  I  fhould  not  go  do. 
9. what  profit  is  in  mybloud  when  I  go  down 
5  5. 1 5.  let  themgoe  down  quick  into  hell 
88.4.I  am  counted  with  them  thatgoe  down 
1 04.8. they  doe  goe  down  by  the  valleyes 
107. 23. they  thatgoe  down  to  the  fea  in  (hips 

26. they  goe  down  again  to  the  depths 
1 1 5.1 7-  neither  any  that  goe  down  into  filence 
143.7.  left  I  be  like  them  thatgoe  down 
Pro.  1. 1 2.fwallo.  them  whole,  as  thofe  that  go  do. 
5. 5. her  feet  goe  down  to  death 
1 8.8.  they  goe  down  into  the  innermoft  parts 
Chap.  26.2  2. 
Ifa.  1 4. 1 9.  thou  art  caft  out  as  thofe  that  goe  down 
30.2.woe  to  them  that  walk  to  go  down  to  Eg. 
3 1.  i.wo  to  them  that  go  down  to  Egy.for  help 
38.18.  that  go  down  into  the  pit  cannot  hope 
42.10.ye  that- go  down  to  the  fe',fing  to  the  L. 
60. 20.  the  funfhall  no  more  goe  down 
7er.i8.2.arife,goe  down  to  the  potters  houfe 
zz.z.goe  down  to  the  houfe  of  the  K.  of Judah 
50.27.  let  them  goe  down  to  the  (laughter 
E^e/j.  26. 1 1  -thy  ftrong  garrifons  (hall  goe  down 
20.  with  them  thatgoe  down  to  the  pit 

Chap.31.14.  &  32.18,24,25,29,30. 
3  2.i9-go  down,&  be  thou  laid  with  the  uncirc. 
47.8.thefe  watersgoe  down  intothedefart 
Amos  6.z.  then  goe  down  to  Gath  of  the  Philift. 

8.9.  He 


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G  O  E 


G  O  E 


G  O  E 


G  O  E        G  O  E 


8.9.  lie  caufe  the  fun  to  go?  down  at  noon 
Micab  3 .6.  fun  fhall  goe  down  over  the  prophet* 
Mar.  1 3 . 1  $  .let  him  that  is  on  the  houfe  not  go  do. 
Afh  ij.io.commandcd  the  fouldiers  togodown 

2  f  .f.which  are  able  goe  down  with  me 
Eph.5.16.  letnot  the  flings  down  on  your  wrath 

c&Ozforth. 
Gen.2.i  6.goe  forth  of  the  ark,thou  and  thy  wife 
42.1  y.  ye  (hall  not  go  forth  hence,except  your 
Lev.  14.3.  prieft  fhall  goe  forth  out  of  the  camp 
Num.i. jM  that  are  able  to  goe  forth  to  war 

Verf.18,22, 24,26,28, 30,3  2,  34,  36, 
38340,42,4 f.   zChro.z^.<y. 
rxvtf.23.12.thou  fhalt  have  a  place  to  goe  forth 

1  5<tt».i7.$f.whenSaulfaw  Dav  .go  forth  aga.the 

23.13  -and  he  for  bare  to  goe  forth 

2  Sam. 1 1.1.  time  when  Kingsgoe  forth  to  battell 

1 3.39.  longed  to  goe  forth  to  Abfalom 
18. 2.  He  goe  forth  with  you  my  felfe 

3. thou  lhalt  not  goe  forth,  if  we  flee 
1 9.7. if  thou  goe  not  forth,  there  will  not  tarry 
goe  forth,  and  (peak  comfortably  to 

1  IC»g.2.36.Shimei  goe  not  forth  thence  any  whi. 

1 9.  n. goe  forth,and  ftand  upon  the  mount 

2  j.22.Ile goe  forth,  and  be  a  lying  fpirit 

goe  forth,and  doe  fo 

2  Kjn.9.1^.  if  it  be  your  minds,  let  none  goe  forth 

1  i.7.two  parts  of  you  that  goe  forth  on  the  fab. 

19.3 1.  out  of  Jerufalem  fhallgoe  fortharemn. 

Ifa.37.3z. 

Neh.8.1  j.go  forth  to  the  mount.&  fetch  olive  br. 

Job  24.5 .as  wild  afles  goe  they  forth  to  their  work 

39-4.theygoe  forth, and  return  not  to  them 
Pfal.78. $  2. he  made  his  own  people  togoe  forth 

jo8.i  1. wilt  not  thou,OG.go  forth  vith  our  ho- 
Pro. 2  j. 8. goe  not  forth  haftily  tofttive 

3  0.27. yet  goe  they  forth  all  of  them  by  bands 
toi.3.1 1.  goe  forth  ye  daughters  of  Zion,behold 

7.ii.come,mv  beloved,let  us  goe  forth  into  the 
Ifa.z.  3.  out  of  Z ion  fhall  goe  forth  the  law 

Micab  4.2. 
7.3.  goe  forth  now  to  meet  Ahaz 
42. 1 3. the  Lord  fhall  goe  forth  as  a  mighty  man 
48.20.  goe  ye  forth  of  Babylon,  flee  ye  from 

fer.fo.B. 
49.9-  that  thou  maift  fay  to  the  prifo.Goe  forth 
I7.they  that  made  thee  wafte  fhall  goe  forth 
62.1.  till  the  righteoufnefle  thereof  goe  forth 
66.24.  fhall  gne  forth,  and  look  upon  the  cark. 
/e>'.2.37.yea,thou  fhaltgoe  forth  from  him,&  thy 
6.25' .goe  not  forth  into  the  field,nor  walk 
14.18.if  I  goe  forth  into  the  field,thcn  the  flain 
1 5. 1 .  caft  them  out,let  them  goe  forth 

2.if  they  fay,Whither  fhall  we  goe  forth 
i9.2.goe  forth  to  the  valley  of  the  fons  of  Hin. 
2  J. 3  2.  evill  fliall  goe  forth  from  nation  to  nat. 
3 1  -4. thou  fhalt  goe  forth  in  the  daunces 
24.  dwell  in  Jud.  they  that  goe  forth  with  fl. 
39.  &  the  meafuring  line  fliall  yet  goe  forth 
38.17.  if  thou  wilt  afturedly  go  forth  to  the  K. 
1 8. if  thou  wilt  not  goe  forth  Verfe  3  1. 

43.1 2.he  fhall  goe  forth  from  thence  in  peace 
E^t(.3. 22. goe  forth  into  the  plaine,Ile  talk 
9.7.  goe  ye  forth,  and  they  went  and  flew  in 
1 2.4.thou  fhalt  goe  forth  at  even  in  their  fight 

as  they  that  goe  forth  into  captivity 
.     1 2.prince  fhall  bear  on  his  (hould-  &  go  forth 
20. 10. 1  caufed  them  to  goe  forth  out  of  Egypt 
2  i.4.therefore  fhall  my  fword  goe  forth  of  his 
30. 9.  in  that  day  meffengers  fhall  goe  forth  in 
39.9.that  dwell  in  Ifrael  fhall  goe  forth  &  burn 
44.19.  when  theygoe  forth  into  the  utter  court 
46. 2.he  fliall  goe  forth,  but  the  gate  fhal  not  be 
8.  he  fhall  goe  forth  by  the  way  thereof 
9  .(hallgoe  forth  by  the  way  of  the  north  gate 
but  fliall  goe  forth  over  againft  it 
io.when  they  goe  forth,  fhall  goe  forth 

1 2.he  fliallgo  forth,&  one  fhall  (hut  the  gate 
Dan.  1 1 .44.he  fliall  goe  forth  with  great  fury 
Joel  2. 1 6-let  the  bridegroom  go.forth  of  his  cham. 
Afic.4.10.  now  fhalt  thou  goe  forth  out  of  the  city 
Hab.  i.4.juQgmcnt  doth  never  goe  forth 
Zecfr.6.  j.four  fpirits  whichgo  forth  from  ftanding 
6.  black  horfes  goe  forth  into  the  north 

the  white  goe  forth  after  them 
the  gt izled  goe  forth  toward  the  fouth 


9.i4.his  arrow  (hall goe  forth  as  lightning 
14.3.  then  fhall  the  Lord  goe  forth  and  fight 
Mal.q.z.yc  (hall goe  forth,and  grow  up  as  calves 
Ato.24.26.he  is  in  the  defart,goe  not  forth 
Lul^.B.  1 4.  goe  forth,and  are  choaked  with  cares 
Job.1.43.  Jefus  would  goeforthinto  Galilee,and 
Ails  16. 3. him  would  Paul  have  to  goe  forth 
Heb.  1 3 . 1 3 .  let  us  goe  forth  therefore  unto  him 
Rev.  1 6. 1 4.fpirits  of  divels,which  goe  forth  to  the 

(Boe  forward. 
EffO.14.1  f. fpeak  to  the  chil.that  they  goe  forward 
#0/0.2.24.  they  (hall goe  forward  in  the  third  rank 
lo.j.an  alarme,  then  the  eaft  camp  goe  forward 

1  Sam.  10. 3.  then  fhalt  thou  goe  on  forward  from 

2  Kw.4.24.drive,and  goe  forward,flacfc  not 
20.9.fhall  the  fhadow  goe  forward  ten  degrees 

fob  23.8. 1  goe  forward ,but  he  is  not  there 

d5oe in,  otinto. 
Gen.i  1.3  i.from  Ur,  to  goe  into  the  land  of  Cana. 

Chap.12.5'. 
Exod.4.Z7 .goe  into  the  wildernefle  to  meet  Mof. 
6. 1  i.goe  in/peak  unto  Pharaoh  king  of  Egypt 
Chap.9.i.&  j 0.1. 
30.20.when  they  go  into  the  tab.they  fhal  wafh 
3  2.27.  goe  in  3nd  out  from  gace  to  gate 
Lev.io.g.  doe  not  drink  wine  when  ye  go  into  the 
i4.36.empty  the  houfe  before  the  prieft  go  into 
afterward  the  prieft  fhallgoein 
n.n.neither  fliall  hce  goe  in  to  any  dead  body 
23. only  he  (hall  notgoe  in  unto  the  vaile 
Nutn^.  19.  Aaron  &  his  fons  fhal  goe  in,&  appoint 
20.but  they  fliall  not  goe  in  to  fee 
f  .22.  water  that  caufeth  the  curfe,(hsll goe  into 
8.15.  after  that  fliall  the  Levites goe  in  " 

24-they  (hall  goe  in  to  wait  on  their  fervice 
27. 17. may  goe  out,and  goe  in  before  them 
3  2.9.that  they  fhould  notgoe  into  the  land 
Dent. i.S.goe  in,and  poflefle  the  land 

37.thoualfo  (haltnotgoe  in  thither 

Chapt.4.21. 
3 8. but  Jofhua  (hall goe  in  thither 
39.your  little  ones  fliallgoein  thither 
4. 1. that  ye  may  live,and  goe  in,  and  poflefle 

Chap.S.i. 
<f.i8.that  thou  inayft  goe  in,and  poflefle 

Chap.10.11.  &17.3. 

9. 1. thou  art  to  pafle  over  Jord.this  day,  to  go  in 

Chap.11.31. /byii.ii. 

1 1.8.  that  he  may  be  ftrong,and  goe  in 

24. 10. not  goe  into  his  hou(e  to  fetch  his  pledge 

Jof6.zz.goe  into  the  harlots  houfe,and  bring  out 

Jitdg.  1  j.  5.  he  let  themgoe  into  the  ftanding  corn 

19. 1  J. turned  afide  togoe  in  to  lodge  in  Gibeah 

Ruth  3.4that  thou  (halt  goe  in,and  uncover  his 

2  Sam.u.u.  fliall  Igoe  into  my  houfe  to  eat  &  dr. 

1  iCw.n.i7.Hadad  fled,— togoe  into  Egypt 
1 3. 8. He  notgoe  in,neith.will  I  eat  nor  drink, 

1 6.1  may  not  return,  nor  goe  in  with  thee 
17. 1 2. that  I  may  goe  in, and  drefle  it  for 
18.  j.  gee  into  the  land  to  all  fountains  of  wat. 

2  King.  2.1ook  out  Jehu,andgoe  in,and  make 
1  o.  2  5  .goe  in  and  flay  them,  let  none  goe 

2  Cbr.  1 8 .  24.W  hen  thou  (halt  goe  into  an  inn.  cha. 

23.6.  they  that  minifter  of  the  Lev.  fhallgoein 

Neb.6. 1 1.  who  as  I  am  would  goe  into  the  temple 

I  will  not  goe  in 

9- 1  j.that  they  fhould  goe  in  to  poflefle  the  land 

Verfe  23. 
Efib.z.iz.evny  maids  turn  was  come  togoe  in 
1 5. when  Efthers  turn  was  come  togoe  in 
4.8.to  charge  her  that  (he  (hould  go  in  to  the  K. 
i6.and  fo  I  will  goe  in  to  the  King,and  if  I 
j.  i4.then  goe  thou  in  merrily  to  the  King 
Job  37. 8. then  the  beads  goe  into  dens 
P/aZ.26.4.neither  will  I  goe  in  with  diffemblers 
63.9.  fhallgoe  into  the  lower  parts  of  the  earth 
1 18.19.open  the  gates  of  righteouf.Ile goe  into 
1 19.3  j.make  me  to  goe  in  the  path  of  thy  com. 
1 3  2.7.we  willgoe  into  his  tabernacle 
Pro.g.6.goe  in  the  way  of  underftanding 

27. to.  neithergoe  into  thy  brothers  houfe 
Ifa.z.  1 9  .they  fliall  goe  into  the  holes  of  the  rocks 
2 1. to  goe  into  the  clefts  of  the  rocks 
13.2.  they  may  got  into  the  gates  of  the  nobles 
/ef.4.5.  let  usgoe  into  the  defenced  cities 
29.bow-men  (hall  goe  into  thickets 


36.  j.  I  cannot  goe  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
37.12.Jer.went  forth  to  g.)  into  thelan.ofBen. 
42.i4.no,but  we  willgoe  intothe  land  ofEgy. 
i7.that  fet  their  faces  to  goe  into  E°ypt 
19.  goe  ye  not  into  Egypt 
£^.8.9.goe  in,and  behold  the  wicked  abominat. 
io.z.goe  in  between  the  wheels,and  fill 
46.8.prince  fhall  goe  in  by  the  way  of  the  porch 

io.the  prince,when  they  goe  in,  (hall  goe  in 
47.8.wat.go  down  into  the  dcf.&  go  into  thef. 
Nahnm  3 .i^.goe  into  the  clay,tread  the  mortar 
Zec.6.  lo.goe  into  the  houfe  of  Jofiah  fon  of  Zeph. 
Mat. z.zo.uke  the  yong  chi.  8c  goe  into  the  I.of  If. 
7.1 3. and  many  there  be  that  goe  in  thereat 
20.4_goe  into  the  vineyard  Verfe  7. 

2 1 . 2.  goe  into  the  village  over  againft  you 

L"fe  1 9.  jo. 
3  i.harlots  goe  intothe  kingdom  of  G. before 
xz.g.goe  into  the  high-wayes,and  as  many 
23.i3.foryeneithergoeinyourfclves,  neither 
fuffer  ye  them  that  are  entring,to  go  in 
26.18.goe  intothe  city  to  fuch  a  man,  andlay 
Mark  14:13. 
Mar.6.36.  fend  them  away,  that  they  may  goe  into 
8. 26.neither goe  into  the  town,nor  tell  ft  to 
9-45-havingtwo  hands,togoe  into  hell 
14-  M.wherefoever  he  fhal)  goe  in,  fay  ye  to  the 
16. 1  j.goe  into  all  the  world,  2nd  preach 
Lu.  f  .24.take  up  thy  couch,&  goe  into  thine  houfe 
8.  j  i.he  fuftered  no  man  to  goe  in,  fave  Peter 
9. 1 2.fend  the  multi  t.  that  they  may  goe  into  the 
1  f.28. was  angry  ,and  would  notgoe  in 
70/7.7. 3.depart  hence,  and  goe  into  Judea 

io.9.he  (hall  goe  in  and  out,and  find  paflure 
Ael.  1. 1 1  .fo  come,as  ye  hire  feen  him  go  into  hea 
3-3.feeing  Pet.&  Joh.about  to  goe  into  tht  tern, 
9.6.arife,goe  into  the  city,and  it  fhall  be  told 
Chap. 22.10. 
1 1.  arife,goe  into  the  ftreet  that  is  called  Str, 
i6.7.they  affayed  togoe  into  Bithinia,but 
10. we  endeavoured  togoe  into  Macedonia 
Chap.20.1 
fotM7.8.afcendeth  out  of  thepit,&  goejinto  per. 
<£>0C  into  captivity,  See  Captlfeftp. 
<&0C  in. 
Gen.i6.z.\  pray  thee  goe  in  unto  my  maid 
19.34.drmk  wine,  and  goe  thou  in 
29.  z  1  .that  I  may  goe  in  unto  her 
30.2.beholdmy  maid  Bilh3,goein  unto  her 
3  8.8.  goe  in  unto  thy  brothers  wife 
Deut.z  1. 1 3. after  that  thou  (halt  goe  in  unto  her 
2  2. 1 3  .take  a  wife,eoe  in  to  her,  and  hate  her 
2<f.y.her  husbana«>rother  fhall  goe  in  to  her 
70/723.1 2.make  marri.with  them,&  go  in  to  them 
Jildg.  1  y.  1.  He  goe  in  to  my  wife  into  the  chamber 
father  would  not  fuffer  him  to  gos  in 
2  Sam.16.z1.goe  in  unto  thy  fathers  concubines 
1  Kin.  1 1. 2. ye  (hall  not  goe  in  to  them,neith.(hall 
£^.23  44.wentinas  th^ygoin  unto  a  wom.that 
Amos  2.7.3  man  &  hisfather  wil  go  in  to  the  fame 

<Qat  infeace. 
Exod.q. lS.Jethm  faid  to  Mofes,Goe  inpeace 

18.23.this  peop.fhallgoe  to  their  place  in  peace 
Judg.i8.6.tht  prieft  faid  to  them,Goe  in  peace 

1  &00.1.17.EH faid,Goe  in  peace,and the  G.oflf. 
20. 1 3  .He  fhew  it  thee,  that  thou  maift  go  in  pe. 

42. Jonathan  faid,Goe  in  peace 
1  l-W-goe  UP  in  peace  n  thine  houfe,fee,  I 
29.7.wherefore  return.and goe  in  peace,kft 

2  Sam.1^.9.  King  faid  to  Abfalom,  Goe  in  peace 
2  Kjn.  j.i  9.Eli(ha  faid  to  Naaman,  Goe  in  peace 
Ata'.f.34.goe  in  peace,  and  be  whole  of  thy  plague 
Luke  7.50.thy  faith  hath  faved  thee,goe  in  peace 

8.48.thy  faith  hath  made  thee  whole,goin  peace 
Acls  1 5.3  3. they  were  let  goe  in  peace  from  the  bre. 
16.36.  now  therefore  depart,  and  rot  in  peace 
Let  us  d5oe, 
GcU'33  • x  *-let  us  goe,  and  He  goe  before  thee 

37.17.  let  usgoetb  Dothan 
Exod.  3 . 1 8 .  let  us  goe  three  dayes  journey  into 

Chap.  j. 3. 
j.8.therefore  they  fay,  Let  us  goe  and  facrifice 

Verfe  17. 
1 3 . 1  j.when  Pharaoh  would  hardly  let  us  goe 
De/tf.13.2.  faying,  Let  us  goe  after  other  gods 

Chap.6.13. 
._ ,       -^..^j., ...  ._. ijtegi^now  I 


G  O  E       G  O  E 

i  Sam.9.6.novi  lerus  goe  thith.  perad.he  can  (hew 
9.come,and  let  usgoe  to  the  Seer  Verfe  10. 
1 1 . 1 4.come,let  us  goe  to  Gilgal,and  renew 
1 4.come,  &  let  us  go  over  to  the  Phil.    Ver.6. 
26. 1 1  .take  the  fpear  and  crufe,and  let  ixsgoe 
z  Kin.6.z.\tt  us  goe  to  Jordan,and  take  thence 
Pfal.  i  z  i .  i  .let  us  goe  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
Ifa.z.z.  let  us  goe  up  to  the  mount  of  the  Lord 
Jer.A.  5.  let  us  jw  into  the  defenced  cities 
6.<.arife,lct  usgoe  by  night,and  deftroy 
3  5 .  1 1  .let  us  ?oe  to  Jerufal.for  fear  of  the  army 
46.  r6.1et  us  goe  again  to  our  own  people 
5  i.o.let  usgoe  everyone  into  his  own  country 
Zec.S.  i  i.let  us  goe  fpeedily,and  pray  before 
Mark  1.  jS.let  usgoe  into  the  next  towns 

1 4.42.rife  up,kt  usgoe,  loe he  that 
Luke  2.1 5.  let  usgoe  to  Bethkhem,and  fee  this 
John  1  i.7.1et  usgoe  into  Judea  again 
1  5.  neverthelefle,kt  us  goe  to  him 
1 6.1et  us  alfo  goe,  that  we  may  die  with  him 
14.31.  arife,  let  usgoe  hence 
Atts  1 5.56.  let  usgoe  again,  &  vifit  our  brethren 
Heb.6. 1 .  let  us  goe  on  to  perfection 

lmll<5cz. 
Gen.  1 3 .9.  then  I  w  ill  goe  to  the  right 

then  I  will  goe  to  the  left 
24.  58.  with  this  man  me  faid,Ikgoe 
33.1  a.let  us  goe,  and  He  goe  before  thee 
45.28.  He  goe  and  fee  him  beforel  die 
MMB.20.19.Ile  only  goe  thorow  on  my  feet 

23-3.ftandby  the  burnt  offering,and  Ilegoe 
Deut.z.zj.  I  will  goe  along  by  the  high-way 
/ttdg.  1. 3. Ilegoelikewife  with  thee  into  thy  lot 
4#8.if  thou  wilt  goe  with  me,  then  Ik  foe 

9,1  will  furelygoe  with  thee 
1 6. io.  I  will  goe  out  as  at  other  times 
Rutb  1. 16.W  hither  thou  goeftl  will  goe 
i  Sdw.23.23.cornewithcertainty,andIlegfl  with 
2  5aw.3.2i.Ile  arife,andgoe  gather  all  Ifrael 
2  Kjn.6. 3. go  with  thy  ferv.he  anfwered,I  will  goe 
2  cfora.i8.29.Ilegoe  to  the  battell,but  putthou 
'  P/J1/.43 .4<then  will  I  goe  to  the  altar  of  God 
66.  13.  He  goe  into  thy  houfe  with  burnt  offer. 
71.16.  Ikgoe  in  the  ftrength  of  the  Lord  God 


GOE        GOE 

22.24.with  a  furious  m3nthou  (haltnotgoe 
lfa.%  2.i2.  ye  (hall  not  goe  out  withhafte 
Jer.  1  o.  5  .becaufe  they  cannot  goe 

16.8.  thou  (halt  notgoe  into  the  houfe  of  feaft. 

2  5-6.goe  not  after  other  gods  to  fetve  them 

Chap. 3  j. 15. 
27. 18.  that  the  veffels  goe  not  to  Babylon 
43.2.  goe  not  into  Egypt 
49.1 2. thou  (halt  notgoe  unpunifhed 
Lam. 4. 1 8. they  hunt  our  fteps,we  cannot  ga  in  our 
£^.42. 14. when  the  prie.  enter,they  (hall  not  roc 
Mat.  10. 5.  goe  not  into  the  way  of  the  gentiles 
Lu^e  10.7. goe  not  from  houfe  to  houfe 

1 7. 23. See  here,or,See  there,goe  not  after  them 
Chap.21.8. 
<2>oe  over 
Dent.  3  •  2  j  .1  pray  thee,kt  me  goe  over 

28. charge  Jofb.ua, — for  he  (hall goe  over 

Chap.31.3. 
4.i4.ftat.todo  them  in  the  1.  whither  ye  goeov. 
2 1  .the  L.— fware  that  I  (hould  not  goe  over 
Chap.  3 1. 2.' 
22.I  muft  not  go.  over  Jordan 
26.  perifh  from  the  land  whither  ye  goe  over 
12.10.  but  when  ye  goe  over  Jordan 
24 .2o.thou  (halt  not  goe  over  the  boughs  again 
30. 1 3 .who  (hould goe  over  the  fea  for  us 
3 1. 3. the  Lord  thy  God, he  will  goe  over  before 
1 3. long  as  ye  live  in  the  la.  whith.yegoover 

3  2. 47. prolong  your  dayes  whither  ye  goe  over 
3  4.4.  thou  (halt  not  goe  over 

Jof.i.z.  arife, goe  over  this  Jordan 

fad.  12.5  .Ephra. that  efcaped,faid,Let  me  go  over 

1  Sam.  14.  i.come,let  us  m  over  to  the  Philiftines 

Verfe  6. 
4.  by  which  Jonathan  fought  to  goe  over 
30.10.fo  faint  ,they  could  not  go  ov.the  brook 

2  Sam.16.9lzt  me  goe  over,and  take  off  his  head 

i9.37.thyfervant  Chimham,let  him  goe  over 
38.Chimham  (hall  goe  over  with  me 
Ifai.8.7.  and  goe  over  all  his  banks 

8,he  (hall  pafle  thorow  Judah,and  goe  over 
1 1.1  5. and  make  men  goe  over  dry-(hod 
jr. 2 3. bow  down,  that  wemaygoeover 


n8.i9.openthegatesofright.Ilegointothem  I  54.9.the  waters  of  Noah  (hould  no  more  go  over 
lfa.4j.zMt  goe  before  thee,  and  make  crooked  /ei*.4i.io.I(htn.departed,to  go  over  to  the  Amm. 
/er.2.25.1  have  loved  ftrangers,after  them  He  goe  |L«fc.8.i2.1et  us  goe  ov.to  the  other  fide  of  the  lake 


E^.38. 1 1  .lie  goe  to  them  that  are  at  reft 
Hof.z.  5 .He goe  after  my  lovers,that  give  me  my  br. 
7.11e  goe,  and  return  to  my  firft  husband 
5.1 5.1k  goe,  and  return  to  my  place 
Mlcah  1. 8.1  will  goe  ftript,  and  naked 
Zech.B. zi.  I  will  goe  alfo 
Mdf.26.32.1  willgoc  before  you  into  Galilee 

Mar.  1 4, 28. 
Luke  1 5.1 8.1  will  arife,and goe  to  my  father 
Acls  1 8. 6.1  will  goe  unto  the  gentiles 

Sotneer. 
Dear.  5. 27  goe  thou  neer,and  hear  all  the  Lord 
2  Sam.  1 . 1  5  .goe  neer,and  fall  upon  him 
fob  3  i.37.a$  a  prince  would  I  goe  neer  unto  him 
Acls  8.29.goe  neer,and  join  thy  felf  to  this  chariot 

45  QZ  not,  or,  not  <Bot. 
Deut'l .  2 7  .thou  (halt  not  goe  over  this  Jordan 
6.24.  ye  fhall  not  goe  after  other  gods 

1  Kjng.n.io. 
1  j.  16.I  will  not  goe  away  from  thee 
24.19.thou  fhalt  notgoe  again  to  fetch  it 
28. 14.U10U  (halt  not  goe  afide  from  any  of 
32.52.  thou  (halt  not  goe  thither 
Jof.Z.4.  goe  not  very  far  from  the  city 
/«rf.4.8  .if  thou  wilt  not  goe  with  me,I  wil  not  goe 
7.4.  of  whomfev.I  fayto  thee,This  fhall  not  go 
the  fame  (hall  not  goe 
20.8.  not  any  of  us  goe  to  his  tent 
Rutb  2.8.  goe  not  to  glean  in  anotb.field,  neith.goe 
3.1 7.goe  not  empty  to  thy  mother-in-law 

1  Sam.  1 7 . 3  9 .1  cannot  goe  w  ith  thefe 

29.8. that  I  may  not  goe  fight  againft  the  enem. 

2  Sam.  13.25  .let  us  not  all  go,left  we  be  chargeab. 

howbeit,he  would  notgoe,  but  bleffed 
2  Kjng.  2. 1 8. did  I  not  fay,Goe  not 
i  Cbr.  z  1. 3  o.could  nor  goe  before  it  to  enqu.of  G. 
2  Cbr.z^.  1 3.fouldiers  fentback  that  would  not  go 
?}'0.4. 1 3  .take  hold  of  inftruftion,kt  her  not  goe 
14.  goe  not  into  the  way  of  evill  men 


<E>Ot  out, 
Cen.9»io.  from  all  that  goe  out  of  the  ark,I  eftab. 
24.1 1.  time  that  women  goe  out  to  draw  water 
27. 3 .goe  out  to  the  field,and  take  me  fome 
45.1.  caufe  every  man  to  goe  out  from  me 
£jro.6. 11. that  he  let  the  child. of  Ifr.  go  out  of  his 
8.29.  beholdjl  goe  out  from  thee,&  He  intreat 
1 1 .4-about  midnight  He  goe  out  into  the  midft 
8.  after  that, I  will  goe  out 
10. would  not  let  the  children  of  Ifra.  go  out 
12.22  none  of  you  (hall  goe  out  at  the  door 
16.4  people  (hall  goe  out,and  gather  a  rate 

29.no  man  go  out  of  his  place  on  the  fev.day 
17.9.  goe  out,  right  with  Amalek 
2 1. 2. in  the  feventh  yeer  he  (hall  goe  out  free 
3  .if  he  came  in  by  himfelf,he  (hall  goe  out  by 
if  married,his  wife  (hall goe  out  with  him 
4.he  (hall  goe  out  by  himfelfe 
5. 1  will  not  goe  out  free 
7.maid-fer.(hall  not  goe  out  as  the  men-ferv. 
1  l.then  (hall  (he goe  out  free  without  money 
Lev.6. 1 3  .fire  on  the  altar  (hall  never  goe  out 
8.33  .not  goe  out  at  the  door  of  the  tab.in  7  •  da. 
1 0.7  .ye  (hall  not  goe  out  at  the  door  of  the  tab. 
14.38.  then  the  prieft  (hall  goe  out  of  the  houfe 
1 5. 16. if  any  mans  feed — got  out  from  him 
16. 1 8.he(hallgoe  out  to  the  altar  before  the  L. 
2 1 . 1 2.  neither  (hall  he  goe  out  of  the  fan&uary 
25.28.  and  in  the  Jubile  it  (hall  goe  out 

Chap.31.3  3. 
30.  it  (hall  not  goe  out  in  the  Jubile 
5  4.he  (hall  goe  out  in  the  yeet  of  Jubile 
Nww.27.17.fet  a  man  which  may  goe  out  bcf.them 

2 1 .  at  his  word  (hall  they  goe  out 
De/tf.24. 5  -taken  a  wife,he  (hall  not  goe  out  to  war 
28.2  5.thou  (haltgoejout  one  way,&  flee  7. wa. 
?  1 . 2 . 1  can  no  more  goe  out  and  come  in 
fojh.  2. 1 9. whoever  (hall  goe  out  of  the  doors  of 
1 4. 1 1  ,fo  is  my  ftrength  for  war,  to  goe  out 


GOE       GOE 

Judg.g.^S.goe  out  and  fight  with  them 

16.20.and  faid,  Ik  goe  out  as  at  other  times 
20.i4.chil.ofBen.  gath.to goe  out  againft  Ifra. 
28.  (hall  I  yet  again  goe  out  to  b.ittell 

Rutb  2.22.  it  is  good  that  thougoe  out  with  his 

1  S«?».8.2o.that  our  Kingmaygoeout  before  us 

19.3.1k  goe  out  and  ftand  belide  my  father 

20. 1 1  .let  us  goe  out  into  the  field 

28.1 .  Achifh  faid,  Know,thou  fhaltgo  out  with 

2  Sam. 5.14.  the  (hall  the  Lord  goe  out  before 

21.17.  ^ou  (haltgoe  nomore  out  with  us 

1  I^HZ.3.7.1  know  not  how  to  goe  out  or  come  in    | 

8.44.  if  thy  people  goe  out  to  battell 

z  Cbron.6.^4. 

iy.17.  that  he  might  not  fuffer  any  to  goe  out 
2  Chron.i6.i. 

20.3  i.put  ropes  on  your  heads/and  goe  out 

2  Kin.  1 1.9.  every  man  his  men  that  (hould  goe  out 

zChrm.zi.%. 

1  Chr.j.x  l.fonsof  Jed.fittogooutto  war,i7zoo. 

14. 1 5.  that  then  thou  fhall  goe  out  to  battell 
20.1.  at  the  time  that  Kings  ?oe  out  to  battell 

2  Cbr.  1. 10.  give  me  wifdomc,  that  I  may  goe  out 

18.21.I  will  goe  outjand  be  a  lying  fpirit 

goe  out,  and  doe  even  fo 

20.17.  to  morrow  goe  out  againft  them,for  the 
24.5.goe  out  to  the  cities  of  Judah,&  gath.mo. 

26. 1 8.  gee  out  of  the  fanelu.  for  thuu  haft  trefp. 
20.yea,himfelfe  hafted  alfo  to  goe  out 

Job  i5.i3.1ttteftfuchwordsgoeoucofthymouth 
Vfal.60.10.  which  didft  notgoe  out  with  out  arm. 
Pro.  2  2. 1  o.caft  out  fcorn.&  contention  dial  go  out 
£«/.8.3.be  not  hafty  to  goe  out  of  his  fi"ht " 
Ifa.^z.n.  depart  ye,  goe  ye  out  from  thence 

goe  ye  out  of  the  midft  of  her 

'    „  /er.JMJ- 

12.  ye  fhall  not  goe  out  with  hafte 

^  55.12.  ye  lhall goe  out  with  joy 

Zer.17.19.  wherewith  the  Kings  of  Judahga?  out 
21.1 2.1eft  my  fury  goe  out  like  fire 

£^.3#25.thou  (halt  notgoe  out  among  them 
1 5-7.they  (hall  goe  out  from  one  fire 
44.3-prince  (hallgoe  out  by  the  way  of  the  fame 
46  9.  that  enters  by  the  north,  lhall  goe  out  by 

Amos  4. 3  .ye  (hall  goe  out  at  the  breaches 

Zee.  14. 8  .living  waters  (hall goe  out  from  Jerufal. 

Mat.z^.6.  bridegroom  cometh,  goe  out  to  meet 

Luk.%.$  i.not  comm.them  togoe  out  into  the  deep 
9-5.when  ye  goe  out  of  the  city,(hakeoff 
1 4. 2 1. goe  out  quickly  into  the  ftreet 
2  3. goe  out  into  the  high-wayes 

John  10.9.  he  (hall  goe  in  and  out,and  find  pafture 

1  Cor.5.10.  then  muft  ye  needsgo  out  of  the  worl. 
Hcb.  1 1.8.  Abr.w hen  he  was  called  togs  out,  went 
Rev.i .  1 2.he  that  overcometh  (hallgo  no  more  out 

20.8.and  (hall  goe  out  to  deceive  the  nations 
<Sot  to. 
Geni  1.?.  goe  to,  let  us  mak.  brick 

4. goe  to,let  us  build  a  city  and  tower 
7. goe  to,let  us  goe  downe  and  confound 
3  8 . 1 6.goe  to,  let  me  come  in  unto  thee.for 
Judg.y.i.  goe  to,  and  proclaime  in  the  ears  of 

2  Kill.  W-goe  to,goe,and  Ik  fend  a  letter  to  the  K. 
Ecdef.x.i.goe  to  now,Ile  prove  thee  with  mirth 
I  fa.  5. 5.  go  to,Ile  *ell  you  what  Ik  do  to  my  viney. 
Jet.  1 8 . 1 1 .  goe  to,  fpeak  to  the  men  of  Judah 
/rtw.4.13  -go  to  now,ye  that  fay,To  day,or  to  mor. 

5.1  .goe  to  now,ye  rich  men,weep  and  hovvle 
<£»oe  up. 
Gen.i  5. i.arife ,goe  up  to  Bethel,  and  dwell  there 
3 .  let  us  arife,and  goe  up  to  Bethel 
44.3  3. let  the  lad  goe  up  with  his  brethren 

3  4.how  (hall  I  goe  up  to  my  father 
45.9.hafte  you,  andgoe  up  to  my  father 
46.3 1. He  goe  up,  and  (hew  Pharaoh 
50.5.now"therefore,  let  me  goe  up 
6.  Pharaoh  faid,  Goe  up  and  bury  thy  father 
Exod.8.3  .frogs  (hall  goe  up,and  come  into  thy  ho. 
19.12.  take  heed  ye  goe  not  up  into  the  mount 
20.z6.neither  (halt  thougoe  upby  fteps 
24.2.  neither  (hall  the  people  goe  up  with  him 
3  2. 30. have  finned  a  great  fin,  now  Ilegoeup 
3  3.  i.depart,and  goe  up  hence,chou  and  the  peo. 

3  .for  He  not  goe  up  m  the  mi.!ft  of  thee 
34.24.any  defire  thy  Ian. when  thou  (haltgo  up 
te^.i9.i6.lhalt  notgoe  up  &  down  as  a  tale-bear. 
Ato.13.17.get_ 


G  O  E 


GOE 


N/5. 1 3 . 1 7. get  you  fouthward,go  up  into  the  mou. 
30.  let  us  goe  up  at  once,and  pofTefie  it 
3  1  .wc  be  not  able  to  goe  up  againft  this  peo. 
1 4. 40/we  be  here,and  w  ill  go  op  to    Deu- M.1  ■ 
42.  m  not  up,  for  the  Lord  is  not  among 
Dent.  1.41. 
44.but  they  prcfumed  to  goe  up 
Dent.  1  .2  1  .m  up  and  poffefle  it,as  the  L.hath  faid 

.Dear.  9.2  3. 
j  j.bring  us  word  by  what  way  we  muftgo  up 
16.  notwithstanding  ye  would  not  goe  up 
a8.whether  (hall  vie  goe  up,  our  brethr.  have 
4 1.  ye  were  ready  to  goe  up  to  the  hill 
2  y.7.1et  his  brothers  wife  goe  up  to  the  gate 
30.1  i.w.ho  (hall goe  up  for  us  to  heaven 
fof.j.z.  goe  up,  and  view  the  countrey 
3  .let  not  all  the  people  goe  up 

but  let— three  thoufand  men  goe  up 
8. 1  .arife,  goe  up  to  Ai,  fee,I  have  given 

3 .  fo  Jolhua  arofe,  to  goe  up  to  Ai 
22.i2.gathered  to  Shiloh,to  goe  up  to  war 
33.  did  not  intend  to  goe  up  againft  them 
Jttdg.i.i  .who (hallgoe  up  for  us  againft  the  Can. 
z.Lord  faid  Judah  (hall  goe  upChap.20. 18. 
z.i.I  made  you  togoe  up  out  of  Egypt 
1 1.37.  that  I  may  goe  up  &  down  upon  the  m. 
1 8<$.arife,  that  we  may  goe  up  againft  them 
10.9.  we  will  goe  up  by  lot  againft  Gibeah 
1 8. which  of  us  (hall  goe  up  farft  to  battell 
z  3  .(hall  I  goe  up  againe  to  battell 

Lord  faid,Go  up  againft  him     Ver.18. 

1  SVHtf.i.ii.IlenotgoeuptiTl  thechildr.be  wean. 

6.9.if  it  goe  up  by  the  way  of  his  own  coaft 
aol  to  whom  (hall  he  goe  up  from  us 

9.i3.ye(hall  find  himbefore  he  goe  up  to  the 
i4.Samuel  came  to  goe  up  to  the  high  place 
1  o.coe  up  before  me  to  the  high  place 

1 4.9.^  they  fay>Tarry, we  will  not  goe  up 
10. if  they  fay,Come  up,  we  will  goe  up 

2  j.  3  j .  goe  up  in  peace  to  thine  houfe 

zg.<?.he  (hall  not  goe  up  with  us  to  battell 

2  £470.2.  i.fhall  I  go  up  to  any  of  the  cities  of  Jud. 

the  Lord  faid  unto  him,  Goe  up 
David  faid,  Whither  (hall  I  goe  up 
}.ip.faying,Shall  I  goe  up  to  the  Philiftines 

the  Lord  faid  unto  David,  Goe  up 
i  Cbron.  1 4. 10. 
23.  thou  (halt  not  goe  up, -but  fetch  a 

1  Cbron.  1 4. 14. 

if. 20.  (houldl  make  thee  goe  up  with  us 

19.34.  long  have  I  to  live,that  I  (houldgoe  up 

24.10.goe  up,rear  an  altar  in  the  threihin^  flo. 

1  Chron.  11.18. 

1  King.  1 2.24.  ye  (hall  not  go  up,nor  fight  againft 

2  Chro.  1 1 .4. 
i7.if  this  people  goe  up  to  doe  facrifice 
2,8.  it  is  too  much  for  you  to  goe  up  to  Jeruf. 
1 8. 4 3. goe  up  now,  look  toward  the  fea 

44.  goe  up, fay  to  Ahab,  Prepare  thy  chariot 
22.  6.  goe  up,  for  the  Lord  (hall  deliver  it 

Ver.12.   2  Chr. 18. 11,14. 
'20.thathcmaygoeup,andfallatRamoth 
zCbr.i8.ic). 

2  King.  1 .3 .  goe  up  to  meet  the  meffengers 

a. 2 3. goe  up  thou  bald-head, goe  up 

3.7.  wilt  go  up  with  me  againft  Moab,Ile  go  up 

8.  which  way  (hall  we  goe  up 
.  1 1.  17.  Hazael  fet  his  face  togoe  up  to  Jetufal. 
18.2  j.the  Lord  faid>Goe  up  againft  this  land 

lfai.16. 10. 
20. f  .on  the  third  day  thou  dial t goe  up  to  the 
8.what  (halbe  the  fign  that  I  (hall  go  up  into 
^.38.22. 
2  2.4.  goe  up  to  Hilkiah  the  high  prieft,that 
2  Chr.  1 8.2.  peifw.him  to  go  up  with  him  to  Ram. 
f  .(hall  we  goe  up  to  Ramoth  Gilead  to 
36.23 .Lord  his  G. be  with  him,let  himgoe  up 
I&B41.3. 
E^ra  i.f.  whofefpirit  God  had  raifed  togoe  up 
7-5>-  began  he  togoe  up  from  Babylon 

1 3  .wch  arc  minded  to  goe  up,  — go  with  me 
28.8c  I  gather,  chief  men  togoe  up  with  me 
Neb. 4. 3  .if  a  fox  goe  up,  he  (hall  even  break  down 
I  Vfd.  1 04. 8.  they  goe  up  by  the  mountains 

132.  3 .  nor  goe  up  into  my  bed 
i  Cant. 6.6.  as  a  flock  of  (heep  that  goe  up  from 


GOE        GOE 

7.8. 1  faid,  He  goe  up  to  the  palme  tree 
lfa.  z.  3 .  let  usgoe  up  to  the  mount  of  the  Lord 

Micah^.i. 
f .  24.  their  bloffome  (hall  goe  up  as  duft 
7.6.  let  usgoe  up  againft  Judah*  and  vexe  it 
1  J.  5.  with  weeping  (hall  they  goe  it  up 
2i.2.goe  up,  O  Elam  ;  befiege,0  Media 
34.10.the  fmoak  thereof  (hallgoe  up  for  ever 
3  5.9.  nor  any  ravenous  beaft  (hall  goe  up  there 
36. 1  o.goe  up  againft  this  land,  and  deftroy  it 
fer.  f .  1  o.  goe  ye  up  upon  her  walls,and  deftroy 
6.4-arife,  let  usgoe  up  at  noon 
21.2.  that  he  may  goe  upfromus 
22.20.goe  up  to  Lebanon, and  cry 
3  i.6.1et  us  goe  up  to  Zion,to  the  Lord  our  G. 
46.8. 1  will  goe  up, and  cover  the  earth 
n. goe  up  into  Gilead, and  take  balm 
48.5.  continuall  weeping  (hall  goe  up 
49.28.goe  up  to  Kedar,and  fpoile  the  men  of 
5  o.  2 1 .  goe  up  againft  the  land  of  Merathaim 
E'tSk'l  8.1 1«  Hegoe  up  to  the  land  of  unwall.vill. 

40.  z6.  there  were  feven  fteps  to  goe  up  to  it 
Hof.4.1  j.  neither  goe  ye  up  to  Bethaven 
Hag.i.S.goe  up  to  the  mountain,and  bring  wood 
Zecb.  1 4. 1 6. goe  up  from  yeer  to  yeer  to  worihip 
•Mitt.  20. 1 8. behold,we  goe  up  to  Jerufalem 

Mar. 10. 11. Lufie  18.31. 
Eu\e  14.10.  friend,goe  up  higher 
Job.j.%.goe  ye  up  to  this  feaft,I goe  not  up  yet 
Acls  1  j.  2.  goe  up  to  Jerufalem  to  theapoft.  about 
2 1 .4.  that  Paul  fhouid  not  goe  up  to  Jerufalem 
1 2.  we  befought  him  not  to  go  up  to  Jetufal. 
25.9.  wilt  thou  goe  up  to  Jerufalem,  and  there 
<E>oe<*  whoring. 
Exod.34.  1  j.  they  goe  a  whoring  after  their  gods 
16.  daughters  goe  a  whoring  after  their  gods 
and  make  thy  fons goe  a  whoring  after 
Z.ei>.20.5.Ile  cut  offall  that  goe  a  whoring  aft.him 

6.  fuch  as  goe  a  whoring  after  wizzards 
Num.  if  .39.  after  which  ye  ufe  togoe  a  whoring 
Deut.3  i.i6.this  peop.will  rife  up  and  goe  3  whor. 
2  Chro.  21.13  Jehoram  made  Judah  goe  a  whoring 
P/a/.73.27.haft  deftroyedall  that  goe  a  whoring 
£^e£.6.o,with  their  eyes,  which  go  a  whoring  after 

<25oeft. 
Gen.  10.  19.6*001  Sidon,  as  thougoefl  to  Sodoma 
30.  from  Media  as  thou  goe  ft  to  Sephar 
2? .  i-8.I(hm.  fons  dwelt  as  thou  goeft  to  Afiyria 
28. 1  j. keep  thee  in  all  places  whither  thougoej? 
32.17.  whofe  art  thou  ?  whither  goeft  thou 
Exod.4. 2 1. when  thou  goeft  to  Egypt,  fee  thou  doe 
3  3.  i6>  is  it  not  in  that  thou  goeft  with  us 
34.1 2.no  cov.with  the  inhab.whith.  thou  poeft 
Naw.r4.14.and  that  thougoefl  before  them 
Z>e«f. 7.1. when  G.ihall  bring  thee  whith.thou go. 
Chap.  1 1.29. 
1 1 .  10.  land  whither  thou  goeft  is  not  as  Egypt 
1 2.29.G.(hal  cut  offthe  nati.  whith.thou  goeft 
20.1.  when  thou  goeft  to  battell,  &  feeft  horfes 
21.10.when  thou  goeft  to  war,&  the  L.hath  del. 
23.20.that  G.maybleflc  thee  whith.thou  goeft 

Jojh.i.7. 

28.6.  blefled  (halt  thou  be  when  thou  goeft  out 

19.  curfed  (halt  thou  be  when  thougoefl  out 

2  1  .the  peft.cleave  to  thee — whith.thou  goeft 

6  3 .  be  plucked  off  the  land  whith.  thou  goeft 

30.16.  L.thy  G.(hallbleffe  thee  whi.thou  goeft 

32.50.  and  die  in  the  mount  whither  thou  goeft 

fof.i.9.L.thy  G.is  with  thee  whitherfo.thou goe/? 

Jud.  i4.3that  thou  goeft  to  take  a  wife  of  the  Phi. 

J  9.  17.  old  man  faid,  Whither  goeft  thou 
Ruth  1 . 1 6.whither  thou  goeft  I  will  goe 

1  Sd#z.27.8.thofe  nations  were  inhab.as  thou  goeft 

28.22.mayeft  have  ftrength  when  thou  goeft  on 

2  Sam.  1  j .  1 9.  to  Ittai,Wherfore  goeft  thou  with  us 
1  Kt.  2. 3  7.on  the  day  thou  goeft  out  over  the  brook 

Verfe  42. 
Vfal.44.9.  and  goeft  not  forth  with  our  armies 
Prov.4. 1 2.  when  thou  goeft,  thy  fteps  (hall  not  be 

6.22.whenthougoeit,it  (hall lead  thee 
Eccl.  5 . 1  .keep  thy  foot  when  thou  goefl  to  the  hou. 

9. 1  o  nor  wifd.  in  the  grave  whither  thou  goeft 
Jer.tf.  j. He  give  for  a  prey  whither  thou  goej? 
Zecfo.2.2.  whither  goeft  thou  ?  tomeafure  Jerufal. 
Mat.S.ig.lle  follow  thee  whitherfoev.  thou  goeft 

Luke  9.77. 


GOE 


GOE 


Luke  1 2.58.  when  thou  goeft  with  thine  adverfarv 
Joh.11.8.  andgoe/2  thou  thith?r  againe 
13. 36. Lord,whither goeft  cliou 
i4-5.Lord,weknow  not  whither  thou  goeft 
16.  J. none  of  you  asketh  mc,Whither  goeft  thou 

(Soettj. 

Ge3.2.t4.Hiddekelgoetfotov/ard  theeaft  of  Afly. 
3  2.20.appeafe  him  with  the  prefent  thitgoeth 
33.1 4-according  as  the  cattell  that  goetb  before 
38.13.thy  father-in-law  goeth  up  to  Timnath 
Exod.7.  1 5  •  loe>  he  goeth  out  to  the  water 

2  2.26.deliverithimbythat  the  fun  g«e//;  down 
28.29.  Aaron  (hall  bear  when  he  goeth  in 
30.be  upon  Aarons  heart  when  hegoeib  in- 
3  j.hisfound  (hall  be  heard  when  he  zoetb  in 
Lev.11.z1.  thefe  ye  may  cat  — that  go.  on  all  four 
27.  and  wbatfoevergoefb  upon  his  pawes 
42.  whatfoevergoefft  upon  the  belly 

whatfoever  goeth  upon  all  four 
i4.4<5.thatgoejfo  into  the  houfe — (hall  be  unci. 
1  f  .3  2.  the  law  of  him  whofe  feed  go.  from  him 
16. 1 7.  none  in  the  tabern.  when  he  zoeth  in  to 
22.  3 .  who  goeth  to  the  holy  things  having  his 

4.  or  a  man  whofe  feed  goeth  from  him 
27. 21. field  when  itgo.out  in  Jubile,  (halbe  ho. 
Num.  j.29.this  is  the  law  whena  wife  goeth  aiide 
2 1. 1  j  .brooks  that  goeth  to  the  dwelling  of  Ar 
Deu.  1.3  o.L.which  goeth  before  you  lhall  fiofjt  for 
9.3.  thy  God  is  he  that  goeth  before  thee  as 
1  i.30.by  the  way  where  the  lun  goeth  down 
19.  j. as  when  a  man  goeth  into  the  woods  with 
20.4.the  Lord  your  G.is  he  that  goeth  with  you 
23.9.when  the  hoft goeth  forth,  then  keep  :hee 
24.1 3.deli.the  pledge  when  the  fun  goeth  down 
Jof.io.  lo.chafed  them  the  way  thngoeth  to  Berh. 
1 1. 17.  from  mount  Halakthat goe,  h  to  Scsr 

Chap.  12.7. 
16. 1. to  the  wildern.  that  goeth  up  from  Jericho 
a.andgfleri?out  from  Bethel  to  Luz 
3.andgoefbdown  weftwarc!  to  J.iphleti 
19.  12.  and  then  goeth  out  to  Diberath 

and  goeth  up  to  Japhiah 
13. goeth  out  to  Remmon  Methoar 
27. goeth  out  to  Cabul  on  the  left  hand 
34. goeth  out  from  thence  to  Hukkok 
Jud-s.i  1  .love  him  be  as  the  fun  when  he  go.  forth 
20.3  i.of  which  one  goeth  up  to  the  houfr  of  G. 
2 1 .  ij.high-way  that  goeth  up  from  Bethel  to 

1  Sam.1z.i4.  faithfullas  David,whogoe^atthy 
30.24.as  his  part  is  that  goeth  down  to 

2  Kl- 1 . 1 8. when  my  mafter  goeth  into  the  houfe  of 
11. 8. be  ye  with  the  King  as  he  goef^  out 

2t"fo\2  3.7. 

1 2. 20. flew  Jehoafhin  the  hou.of  Mil.wchgoe2& 
E-^ra  5. 8.  this  workgoe(^  faft  on 
fob  7.?.he  that  goeth  down  to  the  grave  (hal  come 

9. 1  i.loe,he  goeth  by  me,and  I  fee  him  not 

34.8.  whichgoe^  in  comp.with  workers  of  ini. 
3  7. 2.hear  the  found  that  goeth  out  of  his  mouth 
39.21.  he  goeth  on  to  meet  the  armed  man 
4 1 .20. out  of  his  nofthrils  goeth  fmoke 

2 1 .  a  flame  goeth  out  of  his  mouth 
Pfal.  1 7. 1 .  that  goeth  not  out  of  fained  lips 
41.6.  when  heegoeffc  abroad  he  telleth  it 
68 .2 1.  as  goeth  on  ftill  in  his  trefpafles 
88. 1 6.thy  fierce  wrath  goeth  over  me 
97.3 .  a  fire  goeth  before  him 
104.23.  mm  goeth  forth  to  his  work 
1 26.6.  he  that  goeth  forth  and  weepeth,bearing 
1 46. 4. his  breath  goeth  forth,  he  returneth 
Prov.  6.29.  fo  hee  thatgoefft  in  to  his  neighb.  wife 

7. 2  2.  he  goeth  after  her,  as  an  ox  goeth 
11.1e.when  it  goeth  well  with  the  righteous 

1 6. 1 8.  pride  goeth  before  destruction 

20.19.  he  that  goeth  about  as  a  tale-bearer 

26.9.  as  a  thorne  goeth  up  into  the  hand  of 
20.  where  no  wood  is,  the  fire  goeth  out 

3 1. 1 3.  her  candle  goeth  not  out  by  night 
Ecclef.\.%.  the  fun  arifeth,&  the  fun  goeth  down 
6.the  windgoeffc  toward  the  fouth,  and  turn. 
3.21.  who  knoweth  the  fpiritof  man  thatgoefb 
the  fpirit  of  a  beaft  that  goeth  downw. 
1 2.  j.  becaufe  man  goeth  to  his  long  home 
Cant.y.t).thatgoeth  down  fweetly,  earning  the  lips 
lfa.  28. 1 9.  from  the  time  it  goeth  forth,it  (hall  take 
30.29.as  when  onegoeth  with  a  pipe  to  come 
55.1  i.fo 


GOE         GO  I 

5  5.1  i.fo  (hall  my  word  be  that goetb  forth 
<9.8.  vihotogoeth  therein  (hall  not  know  peace 

6  2 . 1 4-as  a  beaft gatfb  downe  into  the  valley 
7k«.6.  every  one  that  goe.out  thence  (halbe  torn 

6.4.  woe  to  us,for  the  day g octh  away 
ii.oJic  that  ?ort&  out  to  the  Caldeans  flial  live 
Chap.  58.  2. 
22.10.  weep  for  him  that  go^fe  away 
,o.i?.  the  whirlewind  of  the  Lord  gvtfc  forth 
•44.17.  we  will  doe  whatfoever  goeth  out  of  our 
II  1-  everyone  that^by  it  (halbe  aftomih. 
^y"  ''  Chap,  50.13. 

£«fc  7  i4.blowne  the  trumpet  but  none  goeth 
.Vi-  their  heart  goefb  after  their  covetoufnefs 
4o.'40.'as  one  goe.up  to  the  entry  of  the  north-g. 


G  O  I 


G  O  I 


G  O  L      G  O  L 


33-3 


i  o.was  the  ent.as  one  go.from  the  utter  court 
44.z7.in  the  day  that  he  goe.into  the  fanftuary 
48.1.  asonegoerbto  Hamath 
Hof.64.  as  the  early  dew  it  goeth  away 

5  .thy  judgem.  are  as  the  light  that  goM.forth 
Zecb. 5. 3.  this  is  the  curfe  that  goetb  forth 
j.  fee  what  is  this  that  goetb  forth 
6.  this  is  an  Ephah  that  goetb  forth 
Mtt.8.9.1  fay  to  this  man,Go,&  he  go.    M-7-°- 
ij4?.  then  goeth  he  and  taketh  with  himielfe 
Chap.  11.26. 
1 1.44.  for  joy  thereof  goetb  and  felieth  all 
1 5.1  i.not  that  which goe.into  the  mouth  defil. 
17.whatfo.ente.into  the  mo.go.into  the  belly 


17.21.this  kindgoeth  not  out  but  by  prayer 
1 8. 1  z.goetb  into  the  mountaines  and  feeketh 
z6.24.S0n  of  man  goetb,  as  it  is  written 

Ma<\e  14.21.  Lu\e  22.22. 
18.7.  hee  goetb  before  you  into  Galilee 

Marine  16.7. 
Mar.3. 1 3 .  he  goetb  into  a  mount  &  calieth  whom 
7.19  goetb  out  into  the  draught  purging 
14.4  s.affoon  as  he  was  come  he  gort.ftraightw. 
fobn  3.8.  canft  not  tell  whither  it  goetb,  fo 
7.20.  who  goetb  about  to  kill  thee 
10.4.  putteth  forth  his  owne  (heep,  he  goeth 
1  i.j  1. (he  goeth  to  the  grave  to  weep  there 
12.35.  knoweth  not  whither  hee  goeth 

1  John  2. 1 1. 
Aff.%.z6.  that  goeth  down  from  Jurufal.  to  Gaza 
1  Cor.6.6.  but  brother  goetb  to  Law  with  brother 

9.7.whogaeflb  to  warfare  at  his  owne  charges 
Jam.  i.24.he  beholdeth  himfelfe  and  goeth  away 
R«tf/.i4.4.follow  the  Lamb  whithcrfoever  hegoe. 
17.11.  is  theeig.&  of  the  fev.&  goc. into  perdi. 
i9.ij.outofhismouthgo^a(harpfword 


19.18,  but  I  am  now  go.tothe  houfe  of  the  Lo. !  Pro.  5.  21.  and  he  pondereth  all  his  goings  .'. 

28.  up  and  let  us  be  goisg  20. 24.  mans  goings  ate  of  the  Lord 

i  Sam.9.1  i.found  maidens  go.  out  to  draw  water   //rf.59.8.  there  is  no  judgement  in  their  goings. 

27.  as  they  were  going  to  the  end  of  the  city )      42.1 1. all  theirgo.ouc  were  both  accord.to  their 
io.j.meetthee  three  men  going  upto  God         J  £3^.43. n.ihew  them  thegoings  out  thereof 
i7.20.cametothetrench  asthehoaft  wasgo.to       48.30.tkfe  arethegoi/zgioutof  the  city 
29.6.thygoisg  out  and  coming  in  was  good      j  Micah  5.  z.whofe  goings  forth  have  beene  fromold 


1  C&ro.^.4.fonsof  JoelShema.hisfonjGoghis  fon 
£^.38.2.  fet  thy  face  againft-Gog 

3.  behold  I  am  againft  thee  O  G.  Ch.39.1. 
14.  prophecie  and  fay  unto  Gog 

Chap.  39. 1. 
16.  when  I  (halbe  fan&ificd  in  thee,  O  Gog 
18.  when  G.  (hall  come  aga.  the  land  of  Ifr. 
3  9. 1 1 .  He  give  to  Gog  a  place  of  graves 

there  (hall  they  bury  Gog  &  all  his  mult. 
Rev.io.S.Gog  andMagog  to  gather  them  together 

<©oing. 

Gen.i 2.9.  Abr.journey.goigg  ftill  toward  the  fouth 

15.12.when  the  fun  was  go. down, a  deep  fleep 

37.2y.gowg  to  carry  it  downeto  Egypt 

Ex.  17.  n.his  ha.were  fteady  togoi.dow.of  the  fun 

23.4.mcet  thine  enemies  oxegoing  aftray 

37.  iy.fo  through,  the  6.bran.go.  out  of  the  Ian. 

2i.according  to  the  fix  branches  go.out  of  it 

Levh.11.zo.go.  upon  all  foure,(halbe  an  abomin. 

?7«W.32.7.wnereroredifcourage  ye  Ifr.from  going 

34.4.  the  going  forth  from  the  fouth  to  Kadefli 

De/it.i6.6.facrifice  the  pafleov.at  thegoi».down  of 

33.18.  rejoyce  Zebulun  in  thygoiragout 
Jofh.  L4.t0wa.the  go.  dow  n  of  the  fun  fhalbe  your 
6.9.  priefts  goi»g  on  &  blowing  with  trumpets 
Verfe  13. 
1  i.arkcompnfled  the  chygoing about  it  once 
7. 5.men  of  Ai  fmote  them  in  the  going  downe 
io.n.ingoitfgdown  to Bethoron  the  Lord  caft 
27.at  theg.do.ofthefu.Jof.com.1&  they  took 
1 5.7.  that  is  before  the  going  up  to  Adummim 
Chap.18.17. 
2  3 . 1 4. 1  am  going  the  way  of  all  the  earth 
Judg.  1 .3 o'.coaft  of  theAm.was  to  the  g.up  toAkr. 


2  Sam.r.iyxn goinfaz  turned  not  from  following 
3.25  .he  came  to  know  thy  going  out  and 
5.24.when  thou  heareft  a  found  of  a  going 

1  Chron.  14. 1  j. 

1  Kjn.17.  1 1 .  as  (he  was  going  to  fetch  it  he  called  | 

22.36.  went  a  proclamation  about  thego.do.of 

2  Kin.z.z?. w as goinby  theway,children  came  out 

9.27.  they  fmote  Ahaziah  at  the  go.up  to  Gur. 
19.27. 1  know  thy  abode,  thy  going  out. 

•  Ifa.  37.28. 
\Chr.z6.  i6.bythecaufey  ofthe  g.up,ward.ag.wa. 
2  Cfoo.11.4.  they  returned  from  go. againft  Jcrob. 

1 8.3  4.  time  of  the  fun  going  downe  he  died 
Neb.  3.  ^.repaired  Ezer  —aga.  go.up  to  the  armo. 
3  i.repair.Malchiah  to  the  go.up  of  the  corner 
■  32.betweengo.uptothecorner&  fheep-gate 

12.37.  went  by  the  flairs  of  the  city  at  the  g.up 
Job  1.7.  from  going  to  and  fro  in  the  earth 

Chap.  2.  2. 

33.24.  deliver  him  from  goJ»g  downe  to  the  pit 

28.  he  will  deliver  his  foulefrom  going  into 

Pyd.i9.6.his  g.forth  is  from  the  end  of  the  heaven 

50.1.  from  the  rifing  ofthe  fun  to  the  going 

P/2/.113.3.  Mal.1.11. 
104.19.  the  fun  knoweth  his  going  downe 
1 2 1 .8.  the  Lord  (hall  preferve  thy  going  out 
144.  i4.that  there  be  no  breaking  in  nor  going 
Pro.7.27.  going  down  to  the  chambers  of  death 
14. 1 5  .but  the  prudent  looketh  wel  to  his  going 
30.29.yea  foure  are  comely  in  going 
Ifa.  13. 10.  fun  fhalbe  darkned  in  his  going  forth 
jir.48.5.  in  the  going  up  of  Luhith  weeping 

for  in  the  going  downe  of  Horoniam 
jo.4.they,  and  Judahgoing  and  weeping 
£^.27«i9.Dan  and  Jaango.to  and  fro,occupied 
40.3 1.  the  going  up  to  it  had  eight  ftcps 

Chap.  34.  37. 
44.5.  with  every  going  forth  of  the  fanduary 
46. 1 2.  after  his  go.  forth,one  (hall  (hut  the  gate 
Dan.6. 1 4. laboured  till  the  g.do.of  the  fu.to  dtliv. 
9.2$.fromthego»zg  forth  of  the  com.to  reftore 
Hof.6. 3. his  going  forth  is  prepared  as  the  morning 
Jonah  1.3.  he  found  a  (hip  going  to  Tar(hi(h 
Mat. $.zi. going  on  from  thence  he  faw  other  two 
20.17.Jefusgo.to  Jeru.took  the  iz.difcip. apart 
26.46\rife,let  us  be  going,  behold  he 
28.1 1. when  they  were  going  fome  of  the  watch 
Mar. 6.3 1  .for  there  were  many  coming  and  going 
10.3  2.they  were  in  the  way  go.up  to  Jerufalem 
Lu\e  14.3 1. what  King  going  to  war  with  another 
John  4.5 1, as  he  Was  now  going  dewne  his  fervant 
S.^.going  thorow  the  midft  of  them  pafled  by 
Act. 9. zS. he  was  with  them,coming  in  and  go.out 
2o.5.thefe going  before ,  tarried  for  us  at  Troas 
Kom.10.1.  going  about  to  eftabliih  their  owne  rig. 
1  T««.5.24.fome  mens  fins  going  before  to  judge 
He&.7.i8.adifanullingofthecommand,go.before 
1  P#.2.2j.foryeare  as  (heep  going  aftray 
Juki,  going  after  ftrange  fle(h  are  fet 


Nis»ib.}2.z.  Mofes  wrote  their  goings  out 

thefc  are  their  journeys  accord.to  theirgoz'tfgj 
34.  j.  goings  our  of  it  fhalbe  at  the  fea 

8.  goings  forth  of  the  border  fhalbe  to  Zedad 

9.  goings  out  of  it  (halbe  at  Hazar  Enan 
1 2.  goings  out  of  it  fhalbe  at  the  fait  fea 

Jofb.ij.^-goings  out  of  that  coaft  were  at  the  fea 
7 -goings  out  thereof  were  at  En-rogel 
li.goints  out  ofthe  border  were  at  the  fea 
16.3  .goings  out  thereof  are  at  the  fea 
8.  goings  out  thereof  were  at  the  fea 
18. 1 2.go.out  ther.  were  at  the  wild.ofBethaven 
ingoings  out  thereof  were  at  Kiriath  Baal 
Job  34.21 .  and  he  feeth  all  his  goings 
Pfal.17.^.  hold  up  my  goings  in  thy  pathes 
40.2.  and  eftabliih  my  goings 
68.24.  they  have  fecne  thy  goings  O  God 

even  the  goings  of  my  God 
i40.4.who  have  purpofed  to  overthrow  my  go- 


dBoIan. 
Deut.^.^xky  of  refuge  Golan  in  Balhan 
JnJh.zo.S.  Golan  in  Bath.fiut  of  the  tribe  of  Manaf. 
2 1. 27.ro  the  children  of  Gerlh.theygave  G. 
1  Cbro.6.7 1  -out  of  Manaffes  they  gave  Golan  Alh. 

(Solo, 
Gen.z.n.  land  of  Havilah  where  there  is  gold. 

1 2.  and  the  gold  of  that  land  is  good 
24.22.  for  her  hands,  of  ten  fhek.  weight  of  go. 
41.42.put  a  gold  chainc  about  his  necke 

£aW.zo.23.nekher  (hall  you  make  you  gods  ofg. 

2  y.  1 2. thou  (halt  caft  for  it  foure  rings  of  gold 
Verfe  26. 

13.  thou  (halt  overlay  them  'withgoW 
Chap.i8.26.&  29.37. &  30.5. 

18.  thou  (halt  make  two  Cherubims  of  gold 
26.6.thou  (halt  make  fifty  taches  ofgold 
29.  thou  (halt  make  the  rings  of  gold 

Chap.28. 23,26,17. 
32.overlaid  whhgold,  hookes  oigold 

Chap.37.36,38. 
28.5.  gold,  blue,  purple,  fcarlet  Chap.6. 

.8,1  j.&  39.5,8. 
1 1.  make  them  to  be  fet  in  ouches  oigold 
1 3.  thou  (halt  make  oUche-s  of  gold 
20.they  fhall  be  fet  in  gold  in  their  inclofings 
24-put  the  chaines  of gold  in  the  two  rings 

33.  bells  of  go/ibetweene  them  roundabout 

3  2.24.  whofo  hath  any  gold  let  him  break  it  off 
3 1.  they  have  made  them  gods  of  gold 

3  y.2i.brought  jewels  ofgoWoffred  onr.of gold 
36.1 3.  and  he  made  fifty  taches  of  gold 

34.  he  overlaid  boards  with  gold 
he  overlaid  their  barres  with  gold 

he  made  the  rings  v?gold 
3.6.he  made  pillars  &  oveilaid  them  withg. 
38.  overlaid  their  fillets  with  gold 
37.3.  hee  call;  for  it  foure  rings  of  gold 

Verfe  13. 
4.  hee  overlaid  ftaves  with  gold 

Chap.  if.  28. 
7.  he  made  two  Cherubims  oigold 
3  8.24.al  the  gold  that  was  occupied  in  the  work 
even  thego.oftheofFr.29.talcn.730.ihckels 
'39.2.  he  made  the  Ephod  oigold,  blue 
3.  they  did  beate  the  gold  into  thin  plates 
6.wrought  onyx  fton.inclofed  in  ouch.of go- 
1 3. they  were  inclo.in  ouc.of  go.in  their  inch 
i6.he  made  two  ouc.of  go.two  chains  of  go. 
40.5.  thou  (halt  fet  the  alt.of  gol.  before  the  ark 
Nitmb.7.14.  onefpoone  of  tenfhekels  of  gold 

Verfe  20. 

84.  dedication  of  the  altar  1 2.  fpoons  oigold 

86.all  rbe  go.of  the  fpoons  were  1 20.(hekels 

3  i.$o.brought  an  oblation  for  the  Lord  of  gold 

yi.Mofes  and  Eleazertook  the  go/,  of  them 

J2.all  the  go.  ofthe  offering  16750.  (hekels 

54.Mofes  and  Eleaz.broughtgo.into  the  tab. 

Jojh.7. 21. &  a  wedge  ofgo.of  fifty  thekels  weight 

24.Jo(hua  took  Achan,&  the  garm.&  the  go. 

8.26.earings  he  requefted  1700.  (hekels  of  gold 

1  S<«».6.8.put  the  jewels  of  gold  which  ye  return. 
1 1. laid  thear.on  the  cart  &  corT.wth  mi.ofg. 
1  j.Lev.took  do.  thecof.where  the  mic.ofgo. 

2  S<«».i.24.weepfor  Saul  who  put  on  orna.  of  go. 
8.7.David  took  ihields  oigold  which  were 

1  Chron.iB.7, 
1  T\in.6.z  1  .he  made  a  partition  by  the  chains  ofg. 

before  the  oracle,&  he  overlaid  it  with  go. 
22.  whole  houfe  he  overlaid  with  gold 

the  whole  altar  he  overlaid  with  gold 
28.  hee  overlaid  the  Cherubims  with  gold 

2  Chron.  3. 10. 
30.floorcs  ofthe  houfe  he  overlaid  with  gold 
32.  hee  overlaid  the  dooreswith  gold 

2  Chron.  4.  22. 

35. he  covered  them  withgoW 

7 .48.  Sol.made  thealtar  ofgo  &  the  table  ofg. 

4?.lamps  and tongs  of  gold        zChro.^.x-i. 

fo.hinge* 


GO L  GOL  GOL        GOL 

Reii.2.18. 1  counfell  thee  to  buy  of  me  gold  . 
4.4.elders  had  on  their  heads  crownes  oigold 
9.7.1ocufts  had  on  their  heads  crowns  like  gold. 
i7-4.the  woman  was  decked  with  gold 
8.i6.the  city  that  was  decked  with  gold,in  one 
Beaten  gold.  Sec  15eat«t. 
Crowne  of  gold.  See  Crouone. 
Fine  gold.  See  fine. 
Pure  (SoIO. 
Exod.zf.  1  i.thou  (halt  overlay  it  with  pure  gold 
Ver.  24.  &  jo.  3. 
i7.thouihalt  make  a  mercy  feat  of  pure  gold 
2c>.of  pure  gold  fhalt  thou  make  them 
3 1 .  thou  fhalt  make  a  candleftick  of  pure  go. 
36.  all  one  beaten  workc  of  pure  gold 

Chap.  37.  22. 
38.  tongs  and  fnufFe-difhes  of  pare  gold 
39-of  a  talent  of  purego/d  fhall  he  make  it 
28.i4.chains  of  pu-go.at  the  ends  of  the  wreath 
Verfe  22.  &  39.15. 
3  6.thou  fhalt  make  a  plate  of  pure  gold 
37.2.heoverlaid  it  with  puregold    Ver.11,26'. 

I  Z$g.2~0.2I. 

6.  he  made  the  mercy  feat  of  pure  gold 
i6.his  covers  to  cover  withall  of  pure  gold 
17.  he  made  the  candleftick  of  pure  gold 

*Kmg.  7.49. 
23.  he-e  made  fnuffersof  pure  gold 

1  Kjng.j.^o.  2  Cfowz.4.22. 
24.of  a  talent  of  pure  goldhe  made  it 
39.30.  he  made  the  plate  of  pure  gold 
1  l^'».io.2i.vefleIsorthefor.ofLe.wece  ofpu.go. 
2  Cbron. 9.  20. 

1  C6ra.28.17.pureg.f0r  fle(h-hookeS)bowles>cups 

2  Cbro.i.q.he  overlaid  it  within  with  pure  gold 
4.20.  candl. lamps  before  the  ornam.of  pure  go. 
9. 1 7.  he  overlaid  the  throne  with  pure  gold 

Job  28.i9.neithcr  (hall  it  be  valued  with  pure  go. 
Pfal.11.3  -thou  fetteft  a  crowne  of  pure  gold  on  his 
Rev.z  1.1 8.  city  was  pure  goM,  21  .ftreets  pure  gold 

d5uH)  joyned  with  Silver. 
Gra.i3-2.Abram  was  rich  in  filver  mi  gold 
24.3  y.  given  my  mafter  filver  and  gold 

5  3.brought  forth  rich  jewels  of  filver  &  gold 
44.8. out  of  my  Lords  houfe  filver  or  gold 
Exod.2. zi.jewelsoi  Giver  and  jewels  oi  gold 

Chap.  11. 2. &  12. 3$. 
2  j. 3.  this  is  the  offr.ye  fhal  take  filv.and  go. 
3 1.4.  to  worke  in  gold,  filver,  and  brafle 

Chap.3y.32. 
3  y.y.  bring  an  offer.of  the  Lord,  filver  and  go. 
Niim.zi.i8. his  houfe  full  of  filver  andgold,  I 

Chap.  24. 13. 

31.22.  onely  go/*/ and  filver  that  may  abide  fire 

D?«f.7.2y.notdefirethe  filver  or  gold  on  idols 

8.13.  when  thy  filver  andgold  is  multiplied 

I7.i7.neither  lhallhe  greatly  multiply  fil.&£. 

29.17.  ye  have  feene  their  idols,  filver  and  gold 

Jojh.6. 1 9.  filver  and  go.are  confecrated  to  the  Lo. 

24.  filver  and  gold  they  put  into  the  treafurie 

22.8.return  to  your  tents  with  much  (\l.8cgold 

2  Sam.8.1  i.with  the  filver  Scg.David  had  dedica. 

1  Cbron.  18.11. 

2i.4.we  will  have  no  filver  or  gold  of  Saul 

1 2^3.7.5 1 -Sol.brought  intne  fil-&I-nis  fath.had 

zCbron.  5.1. 

10.22.once  in  3.ye.camethe  navy  bring.g.&  fi. 

zCbron.9.11. 

1  y  1  y.  Afa  brought  in  filver  and  gol.he  had  de. 

2Ckoa.if.18. 

18.  Afa  took  filver  and  go.left  in  the  treafury 

zCbron.16.1. 

19. 1  have  fent  thee  a  prefent  of  filv.and  gold 

z  Cbron.16.3. 

20.3.  thy  filver  and  thygoldis  mine 

5.thou  fhalt  deliver  me  thy  filver  andgold 

7. he  fent  for  my  filv.  &  go.  and  I  denied  not 

a  J(j».y.y.Naam.tookten  tal.offil.6000.pie.ofg. 

7.8.  carried  thence  filver, goW,raiment 

i4.i4.Jeho.tookallthefi.&g.foundin  theho. 

2  Chron.z1.14. 

16.8.  Ahaz  took  fil.andgo.  found  in  the  houfe 

1 8.  i4.appointed  3  oo.talents  of  filver,  3  o.of  go. 

20. 1 3  .Hezek.  fhewed  them  the  filver  and  gold 

lfa.  39.  2. 

23.3  3.put  land  to  a  trib.  100.tal.0ffil.tal.0fg. 


GOL 


GOL 


50.  hinges  of  gold 
9.1  i.Hiram  had  furnifhed  Solomon  with  gold 
10.2.  fhe  came  to  Jerufalem  with  muchgold 
2  Cbron.  9.  1. 
1 1.  the  navie  of  Hiram  brought  gold 

2  Cbron.  9.  io. 

'14.  weight  of  gold  that  came  to  Solo.in  one 

2  Cbron.  9.13. 

16.S0I0.made  two  hund.targets  of  beaten  g. 

fix  hun.fhekels  of  go.went  to  one  tar. 

xy.hemade  thtee  hu.fhieldsofgo^.pou.off. 

18. overlaid  the  throne  with  the  beft  gold 

1 2.28.  Jeroboam  made  two  calves  oigold 

22.48.  Jehofhaphat  made  fhips  to  goe  for  gold 

z.  H/«-i8.  i<?.Hez.cutoff  thegold  from  the  doores 

1  Cbr.  2 1 . 2  j  .David  gave  to  Oman  fix  hu  .Ihe.of go. 

28.14.hee  gave  oigold  by  weight  for  things  of 

1 5.  weight  for  the  candleftickcs  oigold 

and  for  their  lamps  oigold 

16. he  gave  gold  for  the  tables  of  Shew-bread 

17.  alfo  pure  gold  for  the  flefh-hookes 

18. for  the  altar  refined  gold,  and  gold  for  the 

29.2.I  have  prepared gold,ior  things  made  of  g. 

Verfe  y. 

2  Cbro.$.$.  the  greater  houfe  he  overlaid  with  go/. 

Verfe  8. 
6.  the  gold  was  gold  of  Parvaim 
7.overl.the  beams,pofts,wals,doors  with  go. 
9.weight  of  the  nails  was  fifty  fhekels  oigol. 
he  overlaid  the  upper  chambers  with  go. 
4.7.  he  made  ten  candlelticks  of  gold 
8.he  made  an  hundred  bafins  of  gold 
22.  fnuffers,  bafins,  cenfures  oigold 
9.18.  he  made  a  footftoole  of  gold 
1 2. 9. he  carried  away  the  fhields  oigold 

1  King.  14.26. 
13.11.Shew-br.fettb.ey  on  thetab.&  cand.ofg. 
E'kt.  8. 27.twtnty bafins  of  go.of  athoufand  drams 
two  veffels  of  fine  copper  precious  as  go. 
NW.7.70.Tirfh.gave  to  the  treaf.20000.dra. of  g. 
7  i.fome of  theehi.fath.gave  2c000.dr.0f go. 
72.reftofthepeoplegave200oo.dramsofg. 
job  3. 1  j.  or  with  Princes  that  had  gold 
22.24.lay  up  gold  as  dull,  the  gold  of  Ophir 
2 3 . 1  o.when  he  hath  tried  me,Ifhal  come  like  g. 
•   28.6.  it  hath  duft  oigold 

ij.it  cannot  be  gotten  for  gold 

16.  it  cannot  be  valued  with  thego.of  Ophir  I 
i7.the  gold and  the  chryftall  cannot  equall  it 

3 1.24.  if  I  have  made  gold  my  hope 

3  6.19.  will  he  efteem  riches,  no  not  gold 

42. 1 1. every  one  gave  Job  an  ear-ring  oigold 
Pfal.19.  io.more  to  be  defired  are  they  thengo.yea 

45<9.upon  thy  right  ha.  did  ftand  the  Qu.ingo. 
1 3 .  her  cloathing  is  of  wrought  gold 

7  2. 1 5  .to  him  fhalbe  given  of  the  gold  of  Sheba 
Pro. 1 1 .22.as  a  Jewell  of  gold  in  a  fwines  fnout,  fo 

\6. 16.  hew  much  better  is  it  to  get  wifd. then  g. 

20. 1 5. there  is  gold  and  a  multitude  of  Rubies 
Cant. 1.10.  thy  necke  with  chaines  of  gold 

y .14.  his  hands  are  as  go/brings  fet  with  Berill 
i/d.30.22.defile  the  ornament  of  thy  images  of  go. 

40.19.the  gold-fmith  fpreadeth  it  over  with  £0. 
-    6o.6.from  Sheba  they  (hall  bring  go.  &  incenfe 

17.  for  brafle,  He  bring  gold 
^>'.4.30.though  thou  deckeft  thee  with  orn.of  go. 

10.9.  gold  from  Uph.the  work  of  the  workman 

y  2.19-that  w^  was  ofgo/ijingo.he  tooke  away 
lam. q.i.how  is  thego/rfbecomcdimrne,moftfine 
E^el^.  27.22.  merchants  of  Sheba  occupied  in  gold 

28. 1 3. every  precious flone,thy  covering  ofgo. 
Dan.z.78.  thou  art  this  head  of  gold 

3. 1. Nebuchadnezzar  made  an  image  of  gold 

5. 7. have  a  chain  ofgo.about  his  necke  Ve.16. 
23.  thou  haftptaifed  the  gods  oigold 
29.  put  a  chain  of  gold  about  Daniels  necke 
Zcch.^.z.  a  candlefticke  all  oigold 

1 3.9.  He  trie  them  as  gold  is  tried 
Mot.z.  1 1.  they  prefented  to  him  gifts,ffl.&  frank. 

23.1 6.  whofoe.fhal  fwear  by  thego.of  the  temp. 
i7.wheth.  gre.theg.or  temp.thatfanft.theg. 
1  tim.z-o.  not  with  broidred  haire,  or  gold 

iPet.  3.3. 
Hc&.9.4.there  was  the  aike  overlaid  with  gold 
jam.z.z.  to  your  affembly  a  man  with  a  gold  ring 
1  Pc/.i.7^triall  of  faith  more  precious  then  gold 


3  y.Jehoiakim  gave  filver  and  go.to  Pharaoh 

he  exafted  the  M1.&  go.of  the  people 

ay.l'y.  things  of  gold  in  go/.of  fii.in  fil.  he  took 

J&Vjto,  19. 

1  cnr.zz.i6.oi  theg.filver,brafle,iron,no  number 
2-9-3-ofmy  proper  goods,  oigold  and  filver 

2  Cbro.i.i^,  King  made  fil.& go!at  Jcr.plenteous 
i'7.fend  me  a  cunning  man  to  work  in  fi.&  g. 

i4.Huram  skilfull  to  work  in  filver  andgold 

9<i4.govcm.in  the  countr.bro.  go.Sc  fi.to  Sol. 

,     ii.3.Jehofh.  gave  them  great  gifts  ofyo.  & '.fil. 

'     3  2-27.Hcz.made  treafuries  for  filver  and  gold 

Eya  1. 4.\<x  men  of  his  place  help  him  wth  fi.&g. 

6\al  about  th.  ftrenltheir  hands  with  fi.&g. 

9.thirty  chargers  of  gold,&  thoufand  of  filver 

1  o.thirty  bafins  oigold,  bafins  of  filver  . 

2 -69. they  gave  6"  1  oob.dra.of  go.  yooo.po.of  fi. 

7.1  y.to  carry  the  fil.  &  go.with  King  and  conn. 
i6.all  the  filver  and  gold  that  thou  canft  find 
18.-  to  do  with  the  reft  of  the  fil.&  gold  th.it 

8.2  y  .they  weighed  them  the  filver  and  the  gold 
28.fiJ.andgo.are  free-will-ofFcr.to  the  Lord 
30.Levites  tooke  the  weight  of  filver  &  gold 
33. on  the  fourth  day  was  fil.  &  go.weighed 

Eflher  1.6.  the  beds  were  of  gold  and  fifver 
fob  28-i.a  veine  for  fiiver,  and  a  place  for  gold 
Pfal.68. 1 3. covered  with  fil.&  her  feathers  withf. 
10y.37.he  brought  them  out  with  filv.and  gold 
1 1  y.4.  their  idols  are  filver  and  gold 

1 1 9.7  2  .thy  la w  is  better  then  thouf.of  go.  &  fi. 
Pro.8.io.not  filver,&  knowledge  rather  then  gold 

17.3. fining  pot  for  filver,and  furnace  for  gold 
Chap.  27.21. 

22.1. loving  favour  rather  then  filver  or  gold 

2y.i  i.like  apples  of  gold  in  pictures  of  filver 
Ecckf.1.8. 1  gathered  me  alfo  filver  and  gold 
Cant.  1. 11. we  wil  mike  bor.of  go.with  ftuds  of  fil. 

3. 10. he  made  the  pillars  of  lil.the  bottom  ofg. 
lfa, z.y. the  land  alfo  is  full  of  filvet  and  gold 

20.  a  man  fhall  caft  his  idols  of  filver  &  go. 
Chap.31.7. 

13.17.  which  fhall  not  regard  filver,as  for  gold 

46.6.  they  lavifii  gold  and  weigh  filver 

60. 9. to  bring  thy  fons  from  far,their  fil.&  gold 

Jer.10.4. they  deckeit  with  filver  andgoW 

£^c/f.7.i9.1halcaft  theit  fil. into  their  ftre. their  g. 

their  fil.andgo.fhall  notbeableto  deliver 

Zeph.i.  18. 

16.13. thuswas  thou  decked  withgo.and  filver 
i7.thou  haft  taken  thy  jewels  of  my  fil. &go. 

28.4.thou  haft  gotten go.and  fil.  into  thy  treaf. 

38.13.haft  thou  gatb.thy  comp.to carry  R.8cg. 
Dan.i-i  y.then  was  iron,day,fil.&  go, brok  to  pie. 

Verfe  4y. 

y.4.  praifed  the  gods  of  filver  andgo.  Ve.23. 

1 1.38.5  god  ihall  he  honour  with  go.and  filver 

43. fhal  have  power  over  the  rreaf.of  go.&  fil. 

Hof.i.8.did  not  know  that  I  multiply  her  fil.&  g. 

8.4.oftheir  filv.  and  gold  have  they  made  idols 
Joel  3 .  y  .becaufe  ye  have  taken  my  fil  ver  &  my  go. 
Nabum  2. 9. take  the  fpoile  of  filver  and  oigold 
H^.2.i9.behold  it  isnaid  over  withgoWand  filver 
H<zg.2.3.the  fil.is  mine,thego.is  mine  faith  theL. 
Zclh.6.11.  then  take  fil.and go.and  make  a  crown 

14. 1 4.  wealth  of  the  heathen  gath.toge.go.&  fi. 
Mai.  3 . 3  .and  purge  them  as  gold  and  filver 
Matth.io.g.  provide  neither  gold  nor  filver 
Aft.?. 6.  filver  and  goldl  have  none 

17.29.that  the  God-head  is  like  to  filv.  &gold 

20.3  3.I  have  coveted  no  mans  Giver  or  gold 
1  Cor.2.iz.il  any  build  upon  this  found  .go.or  filv. 
2 Tim.i.io.'m a gre.hou.not  only  vefl"elsofg.&  fi> 
Jam.  y.  3.  your  gold  and  filver  iscankred 

1  Pct.i.i8.not  redeem.with  cor.  things  as  fil.&  g. 
Kfw.9.20.repented  not  of  worfhip.idols,go.&  filv. 

i8.i2.nomanbuyeththeirmarchan.ofg.&  fi. 
Talent  and  Talents  of  <5oID. 

2  &wz.i2.3o.weight  of  al  thecrown  was  a  ta.ofg. 

1  Cfo*0».2O.2. 

1  Kw.9.i4.Hiram  fent  to  Sol.i20.talents  oigold 

28.fet  from  Ophir4i°- talents  of20^ 

10.10.  fhe  gave  King  Solomon  1 20.tal.of  gold 

2  Cbron.9.9. 

i4.in  one  year  came  to  Sol.666\talen.  ofgo. 

2  Cbron  9.13. 
2ly?J.i8.i4:King 


GOL        GO  L 


G  O  M       GON 


GO  N       GON 


z  KW.18.14.K.  of  Aff.app.untoHez.jo.tal.of^. 

23.?  ?  .Pharaoh  put  the  land  to  a  talent  oigold 

zChron.i6.i. 

1  Cbro.zz.  1 4.David prepared  iooooo.talen. _ofg. 

29.4.  of  my  proper  coft  3000.  «lents  ofg"w 

7.chief  of  the  fathers  gave  five  tho.  tal.ofgo. 

1  C%o».8.i8.took  from  Ophir  450.talents  of  go. 

Erra  8.26.  I  weighed  of  go.  veffels  a  hundred  tal. 

Veffels  of  (BolO. 
i  S<tf».8 .  10.  Toi  fent  to  David  veffels  of  go/,i 

1  Chron.  18. 10. 

1  K?8.io.zi.King  Sol.drinking  veffels  were  of  g. 

z  Chron.  9.  20. 

veffels  of  the  forrefts  were  of  pure  gold 

2  j .every  man  brought  his  prefent,veff.of  go. 

z  Chron.  9.24. 

2  $»•  *  *• x  ? ,were  not  tmc'e  *°r  t'lC  ^-any  ve.of  g. 

24.13.  he  cut  in  pieces  all  the  veffels  of  gold 
2  Chr.  24.  i4-of  the  reft  of  the  mony  ve.ofgo.were 
E^a  1.1 1.  all  the  veffels  of  go.Sc  fil.j.tho^.hun. 
j.  1 4. Cyrus  gave  veffofgo.and  fil.tothe  houfe 
8.26.I  weighed  of  veffels  of  go.a  hund.talents 
Eflh.  1 .7.  they  gave  them  drink  in  veffels  of  gold 
Van.i  i.8.(hall  carry  into  Egypt  veffels  of  gold 
z  Tim.z.zo.  not  only  veffels  of  gold,  but  of  wood 

©OlDM. 
Gra.24.22.man  took  agolden  ear-ring  of  halfe 
Exod.zf.zf  a  gol.  ao.  t,o  the  border  round  about 
28.3  4-a  golden  Bell,  and  a  pomegranate 
7  0.4.WO  golden  rings  (halt  thou  make  to  it 
3  2.2.break  offthego&fea  ear-rings  which  are 

3. all  the  people  brake  offthegoW.  ear-rings 
39.20.  they  made  two  other  golden  rings 
I«>.8.9.uponthe  forefront  did  he  put  thego.plate 
Nutnb.7.z6.  ovxgolden  fpoone  often  fhekels 

Verfe  3  2,  3 8, 44,  50,  62,  68,  74, 80. 
86.the golden  fpoones  were  twelve 
JudgS-zn,.  they  had  goto  ear-rin.becaufe  of  I(h. 
26.  weight  of  the  golden  ear-rings  he  reque. 
1  Saitt.6. 4.five golden  Emerods,five golden  mice 
17.  thefeare  the  golden  Emerods 

11 8 .  golden  mice  according  to  the  number  of 
2  lQs.10.29. Jehu  departed  not  from  thego/.calfe 
1  Cfoo.28.17.  for  thego/de.bafinshegavegoldby 
z  Chro.  13.8.  there  are  with  you  golden  calves 
E^w  6.5.  let  the  golden  veffels  be  reftored 
Efth.4.1  i.fuch  to  whom  the  K.held  out  thef.fce. 
j.2.the  King  held  out  to  Either  thegoW.fcepter 
Chap.  8.4. 
Ecclef.iz.6.  or  the  golden  bowle  be  broken 
Ifa.  1 3. 1 2.  a  man  more  precious  then  the  go/rfra 

14.4.  how  hath  the  golden  city  ceafed 
/ey.  51.7  .Babylon  hath  been  a  golden  cup  in  the 
DtfB.3.?.ye  fall  downand  worlfiip  thego/d.image 
7  .they  felldowne  and  worfliipped  the  golden 
io.made  a  decree  that  all  fliall  worfti.the  go. 
1  z.they  ferve  not  thy  gods,nor  worfli.the  go. 
i4.doye  not  wotfhip  the golde.  image  which 
18.  we  will  not  worfliip  thy  golden 
5.2.Belflia.command.  to  bring  in  thego.veffels 
3.  then  they  brought  the  golden  veffels 
Zecb.4.1 2.through  the  go.  pipes  empty  the  go.oyle 
He&.9-4-  which  had  the  golden  cenfer  and  arke 

wherein  was  the  go. pot  that  had  manna 
Revel.  1 . 1 2. 1  faw  feven  golden  candleftickes 

13. one  girt  about  the  paps  with  agoW.girdle 
20.the  myftery  of  the  7.ftars,37.goM.candl. 
i.i.who  walketh  in  the  midft  of  the  feven  gol. 
5.8.  golden  vials  full  of  odours 
8.3  .Angel  ftood  havinga  golden  cenfer 
1 4.  I4.having  on  his  head  a  golden  crow  ne 
1  j.fi.having  their  brefts  girded  with  ag.girdle 
7.  gave  to  the  feven  Angels  feven  gold.vizls 
17.4-having  a  golden  cup  full  of  abomination 
21. 1  y.hetnat  talked  with  me  hzizgolden  reed 
Golden-altar.  See  9ltar,  "" 
<5olt>fmttb.  c!5olDfm(ths. 
Nf&.3.8.next  to  him  repaired  Uiziel  of  the  goldf. 
3 1. after  him  repai.Malch.thego/rf/5wkbs  fon 
3  2.repaired  the goldfmiths  and  merchants 
lfe.40. 19.  the  goldfm.  fpreadeth  it  over  with  gold 
41.7.  the  carpenter  encouraged  the  goldsmith 
46.6.they  hire  agoldfmith,bt  maketh  it  a  god 
^olgotlja. 
Mtf.27.3  3  ,Golgotha,dM  is  to  fay,a  place  of  a  skul 
Mar\e  1  $.zz.  John  19.17. 


t^oliah. 
i  Sam.  1 7.4.  went  out  a  champion,Gfl/wfr  of  Gath 
23.  as  he  talked  came  up  the  champion  Gol. 

21.9.  thefword  of  Goliab  the  Philift.  is  here 
22.to.he  gave  him  the  fwordof  Goliab 

z  Sam. 21.19.  Elhanan  flew  the  brother  of  Goliab 
1  Chron.  20.  5. 

Gen.  10.2.  fons  of  Japhet,  Gome/,  Magog, 

1  Chron.  r .  5 . 
3. fons  of  Gomer  3  Askenaz,  Riphath 

1  Chron. 1.6. 
£^£.3  8.6.  Gomer  and  all  his  bands 
Ho/I  1.3. he  went  and  took  Goddaughter  of  Dib. 

<Bomo:ral). 
Gra.10.19.  Canaan,  border  as  thou  goeft  to  Go. 

13.10.  before  the  Lord  deftroied  Gomorrah 
14.2.  with  Biriha  King  of  Gomorrah 

8  .there  went  out  the  King  of  Gomorrah 
10. the  kings  of  Sodom  and  Gomorrah  fled 
1 1  .they  took  all  the  goods  of  Gomorrah 
18.20.  the  crie  of  Gomorrahis  great 
19.24. the  Lord  rained  upon  Gomorrah,  fire 
28.Abraham  looked  toward  Gomorrah 
Dear. 29. 2 3. like  the  overthrow  of  Gomorrah 

3  2.3  2.  their  vine  is  of  the  fields  of  Gormrrab 
lfa.1.9.  we  fliould  have  been  like  to  Gomorrah 
1  o.  give  eare  to  the  Law,  ye  people  of  Gomo. 
13.19.  as  when  God  overthrew  Sodom  &  Go. 
Jer.  z  3 .  14.  the  inhabitants  thereof  as  Gomorrah 
49. 18. as  the  overthrow  of  Sodom  and  Gomor. 
50.40.as  God  overthrew  Sodom  and  Gom.  fo 
Amos  4. 1 1.I  have  overth.fome,  as  G.overth.Gow. 
Ztph.z.y.  children  of  Ammon as  Gomorrah 
Mat.  1 0.1  5.  more  tolerable  for  them  of  So.&  Go. 
■Marine  6, 11. 
Kom.g.zg.  made  like  unto  Gomorrah 
2  P«.2.6.turned  the  cities  of  So.  &  Go.into  allies 
Jude  7.even  as  Sodom  and  Gom.and  cities  about 

<&onc, 
Gra.28.7.  Jacob  was  go»e  to  Padan  Aram 
31.3  o.now  though  thou  wouldeft  needs  be  go. 
34. 1 7.  take  our  daughter}  and  we  will  begone 
42.3  3.  take  food  for  your  houftiold  and  be  go. 
Exod.  12.32.  take  your  flockes  and  be  gone 

33.8.1ook.after  Mo.till  he  wasgo.  into  the  tab. 
>to.7.89.when  Mofes  wasgo.into  the  tabernacle 
1 3.3  2. land  through  wch  we  havegos.  tofearch 
Deul.  i7.3.and  have  gone  and  ferved  other  gods 

Jofkua  23.  16. 
32.36.  when  he  feeth  their  power  is  gone 
J«rfg.i8.24.takenmy  gods,&  theprieft,8carego. 

1  Sam.  14. 3. the  people  knew  not  that  Jon.wasgo. 
17.  fee  who  is  gone  from  us 

1  5  .20. 1  have  go.the  way  wen  the  Lord  fent  me 
20  4i.affoone  as  the  lad  wasgone  David  arofe 

2  Sam-i-  7  .wherefore  haft  thou  go.  in  to  my  father 
22.  Abner  was  gone  away  in  peace 

Verfe  23. 
24.thou  haft  fent  him  away,  he  is  quite  gone 
6.13.  they  that  bare  the  arke  had  gone  fix  paces 
1 3.1  5.  Amnonfaid,  Arife  and  be  gone 

2  3 .9.and  the  men  of  Ifrael  were  gone  away 
24.8. when  they  had  gone  thorow  all  the  land 

I  Kis.2t41.toldSol.that  Sbimei  had  go.from  Jeru. 
13.24.  when  he  was  gone,  a  lion  met  him 
1 4. 9. thou  haftgose  and  made  thee  gods 
io.as  a  man  takes  away  dungitill  it  be  allg. 

18.12.  affoon  as  I  am  gone  the  fpirit  fhall  carry 
20.40.thy  ferv.was  bufie  here  &  there,he  wasg. 

22.13.  meffengerthat  wasgone  tocall  Micaiah 
1  Cfoo.i  7.  j.but  have  gone  from  tent  to  tent 
fob  7.4.  when  fliall  I  arife  and  the  night  be  gone 

19. 10. hath  deftroied  me,  and  I  am  gone 


5.6.my  belo.had  withdrawn  bimfelfeJ&  wasg 
6.1.  whither  is  my  beloved  gone 
Ifa.i.q.  they  are  gone  away  backward 

5.13.  therefore  my  people  are  ?w«intocapti 
24. 1 1 .  the  mirth  of  the  land  is  gone 
41.3.  by  the  way  he  had  not  gone  with  his  feet    \ 
46.2.themfelvesarego*e  into  captivity 
Jcr.z.f.ini.  have  your  fath. found  that  they  are  go.  f 
23.how  canfl  thou  (ay,I  have  not  gone after    { 
5.23.  they  are  revolted  andgonc 
9.10.  the  beads  are  fled,  they  art  gone 
1  j.6.forfaken  me,  and  art  gone  backward 
44-8.incenfe  to  other  gods  whither  ye  be  gone 
i4.none  gone  into  the  land  of  Eg.mall  efcape 
28.  remnant  that  are  gone  fliall  know  whofe  : 
48. 1 1 .  neither  hath  he  gone  into  captivity 
50.6.  they  have go?ie  from  mountaine  to  hill 
Lam.1.1.  Judah  is  gone  into  captivity 

5.  Zions  children  are  gone  into  captivity 
6.aregone  without  ftrength  before  the  purfu. 
1 8. my  virgins  and  young  men  are  gone 
£^.37.2i.lletakeIf.fromthehcath.whit. — beg. 

44.  io.the  Levites  which  are  gone  away  from 
Daniel  2.  j.  the  thing  is  gone  from  race 

Vetfe  8. 
Hofca9.6\oe  they  are  gone,  becaufe  of  deftruftion 
Amos  8.y.  when  will  the  new  moon  begone 
Micah  i.i6.thy  delicate  children  are  go.  into  cart. 
Mal.^.y.ye  are  gone  away  from  mine  ordinances 
Mar\e  i.^.when  he  had  gone  a  little  further 
Lu\e  2. 1  j.as  the  angels  were  gone  into  heaven 
1 9.7  .he  was  gone  to  be  a  gueft  with  a  (inner 
24.28. he  made  as  though  he  would  have  gone 
John  4.8. his  difciples  were  gone  to  buy  meat 
6.22.but  that  his  difciples  were  go.  away  alone 
1 2.19.  behold  the  world  is  gone  after  him 
Jcls  i3.6.whcn  they  hadg.thorow  the  Ifle  to  Pa. 
i6.6.\vhen  they  hadgose  throughout  Phrygia 

19.  mafterfaw  the  hope  of  gainewasgose 
20.2j.among  whom  I  have  gone  preaching 
27.28.when  they  badgone  a  little  further 

1  P«.3.22.  who  isgo«einto  heaven,  and  is 
Jude  1 1. they  have  gone  in  the  way  of  Cain 
(Bone  about. 

1  &z«.i5.i2.Saul  isgo.abo.and  paffedon  toGil. 
Job  1. 5. when  the  days  of  their  feafting  wereg.ab. 
lfa.ij.8  .crie  is  go.tound  about  the  borders  of  Mo. 
Acl.z$.6.who  alfo  hathgo.ab.to  profane  the  temp. 

<2?one  a  fide, 
Num.  5. 1  p.if  thou  haft  notgo.afide  to  uncleannefs 

20.  if  thou  haft  gone  atide  to  another  in 
Pfal.  14.3.  they  areallgoseafide,  they  are 

Atis  26.3 1. when  they  were  gone  afide,they  talked 

(©one  afiray. 
Pfal.  1 1 9. 1 7  6.1  have  gone  aftray  like  a  loft  ftieep 
Ifa.<;$.6.a\l  we  like  ftieep  have  gone  aftray 
Mat.  iS.iz.  and  one  of  them  be  gone  aftray 

feelceththat  which  isgose  aftray 

2  Ptf.2.i$.forfaken  the  right  way ,and are  g.aftray 

(E»OtJe  bac\e. 
Ruth  1.1  f .thy  fifter-in-law  is  gosebacke 
Job  23.i2.go.backe  from  the  comman.  of  his  lips 
Pfal.  53.3.  every  one  of  them  is  gone  backe 
/i.7.40.j.whilehewasnotyetgo??£backe 

d£»OSie  downe . 
1  Sam.1^.1  z.  Saul  is  paffed  &  go.  down  to  Gilgal 
1  fy'#.i.2y.Adonijah  is  go.  downe  and  hath  flain 

2i.i8.whither  he  is  gone  downe  to  pofllfle 
2rviK.20.11.by  which  ithadgo.down  in  the  diall 
tof.6.2.my  beloved  is  go.  downe  into  his  garden 
lfa.i8.S.lk  bring  the  fhadow  which  isgone  down 
by  which  degrees  it  wasgo.down 
/cr.ij^.her  fun  isgone  downe  while  —yet  day 
48.15.his  chofen  young  men  areg.d.to  flaugh. 


24.24.they  are  exalted  for  a  while ,and  aregfltfe    £^.31.1 2.all  the  people  arego.do.from  his  (had 
28.4.are  dried  up,  gone  away  from  men  j      3  2.2  i.they  aregw  down,they  lie  uncircumcif. 


24.  which  arego^  down  uncirc.  into  nether 
zy.gone  down  to  hell  with  their  weapons 
■$o.gone  down  wththe  flain,with  their  terror 
» 1.5.  Jonah  was  gone  down  into  the  fides  of 
•Cone  forth. 


Pfol.i  8.  io.light  of  mine  eyes,  it  is  alfo  gone  from 
42.4.  fori  badgone  with  the  multitude 
73.2.  my  feet  were  almoft  gone 
77.8.  is  his  mercy  clean  gone  for  ever  \Jir, 

103.16.  wind  paffeth  over  it,  and  it  isgone        j 

109.23.I  am  go.  like  the  ftiadow  that  declineth  j  £.10^.19.  r. in  the  third  montlbwhenlf.weref.fo. 
Pro.7.10.  he  isgosealong  journey  2  2^3.6.1  f.wben  the  fervant  of  Eliflia  was  go.  fo. ' 

ao.  14.  but  when  he  is  rone  his  way,he  boafteth  I  1  Chro.  14.1  i-  God  is  gone  forth  before  thee 
Ecdef.S.io.wbo  had  come  and  go.  from  the  place!  l/rt.51.5.  my  lalvation  is  gone  forth 
Cm.  2. 1 1.  winter  is  paft,the  rain  is  over  and  gom    Jer. 4.7.  he  isgone  forth  to  make  thy  land  defolate 

10. 20. my 


G  O  N 


G  O  N 


10.20.my  children  are  gfl.fo.of  mc,and  are  not 

13.1 5.1s  profaneneffe  go/i.for.  into  all  the  land 
19.  a  whirlcwind  of  the  Lord  is  gone forth 

29.16.  that  ate  not  gone  forth  into  captivity 
£^\7.io.the  day  is  come^the  morning  is  go. for. 

36.20.people  of  the  Lord,and  are  gone  forth 
Dan.z.iq.gone  for.tofby  the  wifemen  of  Babylon 

io.20.when  I  am  gone  forth.thePririce  of  Gre. 
Mark  io.  i7.when  be  was go.forth  there  came  one 

/(ffiione  out. 
Gw.27.jo.was  yet  fcarce  go.out  from  the  prefence 

44.4.when  they  were  gone  out  of  the  city 
Exod.y.zg.afioone  as  I  am  gone  out,  He  fpread 
N11mb.16.46.  there  is  wrath  go.out  from  the  Lord 

21.28.  a  fire  go#e  out  ofHeflibon 
Dent.  13.13  .cettaine  men  are  go.  out  from  among 

2  3. 2  3. that  which  is  gone  out  of  thy  lips  keep 
7«/&.2.7.purfuers  gone  out ,  they  fliut  the  gate 
/«rfg.3.24.when  Ehud  was  go.out,  the  ferva.  came 

4.14.1s  not  the  Lord  gone  out  before  thee 
Ruth  1. 1 3. that  the  hand  of  the  L.isgo.  Out  againft 

1  Saw.25.37.when  the  wine  was  go.  out  of  Nab. 

2  Kjn.  5. 2.Syrjans  had  gone  out  by  companies 

7„  1 2.we  be  hungry  therefore  they  are  gone  out 

20.4.  afore  Ifaiah  was  gone  out  into  the  court 
P/3/.19.4.  their  line  is  gone  out  through  all 

89.34.  alter  the  thing  that  is  go.  out  of  my  lips 
//2i.45.2  3.theword  is  gow  out  of  my  mouth 
■E^-i?-  H-fire  isgo.out  of  a  rod  of  her  branches 

24.6.whofe  fcum  is  not  go»e  out  of  it 
Micab  2.i3.paffed  thorow  the  gate  and  are  go.  out 
Mai.  1 2.43. when  the  undeane  fpirit  is  gone  out 
Luke  1 1,  24. 

25.8.  for  our  lampes  are  gow  out 

26.71.when  he  was  go^e  out  into  the  porch 
Mark?  ?.30.knowing  that  vertue  hzdgone  out 

7-29.the  devill  is  go»e  out  of  thy  daughter 
30.  come  home,fhe  found  the  devillgo«e  out 
Luke  j.  2.  but  the  fifhermen  were  go.  out  of  them 

8.46.I  perceive  vertue  isgone  out  of  me 

1 1. 14.  when  the  devill  wasgwze  out  the  dumbe 
Johni^.i  i.when  he  was  go.  out,  Jefus  faid,  Now 
^(5.i3.42.whenthe  Jews  were  go.out  of  the  Syn. 
Rom.i.iz.  they  are  allgo»e  out  of  the  way 

1  John  4. 1.  many  falfe  Prophets  are  gone  out  into 

JEJone  over. 
Detit.zj.q.h  fhalbe  when  yeztegone  over  Jordan 
./0/&.4.23.  dried  upbeforeus  till  we  are  gone  over 

2  Sam. 17. io.  thty  begone  over  the  brook  of  water 

22.  not  one  of  them  that  was  not  gone  over 
2  Kjn.i.q.  when  goae  over,Elijah  faid  to  Elifha 
Pfal.^8. ^.mine  iniquities  are  gone  over  my  head 

4  2.7.all  thy  billowes  are  gone  over  me 

1 24. 4. the  ftreame  had  gone  over  our  foule 
5.  proud  waters  had  gone  over  our  foules 
J72r.10.29.they  ate  gone  over  the  paflage 

16.8.  they  are  gone  over  the  fea 
y^.48.3  2.thy  plants  are  gone  over  the  fea 
Ato.10.23.not  have  gone  over  the  cities  of  Ifrael 

14.34.  whengotfe  over,  hee  came  to  Geneferet 
Atts  20.2.when  gone  over  thofe  parts,and  given 

dBone  up. 
Gc?z.49.9.froiri  the  prey  my  fon  thou  art  gone  up 
Eaod.16.14.when  the  dew  that  lay  was  gone  up 
V  cut. o.q.when  I  was  gone  up  into  the  mount 
Jiidg.4. 1 2.  that  Barak  was  gone  up  to  mount  Tab. 

26-3.Bcn.hf  ard  that  Ifrael  werego.up  to  Mizp. 
2  Sam.z.zj.in  the  morning  the  people  had  gone  up 

1  i^K.9.i6.Pharaoh  had  gone  up  and  taken  Gezer 

1 1 . 1 5 .  Joab  was  gone  up  to  bury  the  flaine 

2  Vjn.1.4.  that  bed  on  which  thou  art  gone  up 

Chap.  6. 16. 

Vfal.^y.^.  God  isgone  up  with  a  fhout 

Ifa.i  5.2.  he  isgone  up  to  Bajith 

22.1.  that  thou  art  wholly  gone  up  to  the  houfe 
57.8.  to  another  then  me,  and  an  gone  up 

jer.T,  .6.fhe  is  zone  up  upon  every  mountaine 

i4-i-  the  crie  of  Jerufalem  is  go»e  up  J 

34-ii-  King  of  Babylons  armiegoaeup  from 
48.15.moab  is  gone  up  out  of  her  cities 

■Elck9-3-gl°ry  of  the  God  of  Ifrael  was  gone  up 

1 3.5.  ye  have  not  gone  up  into  the  gaps 
Hof.8.9.  for  they  are  gow  up  to  Aflyria 
John  7.io.but  when  his  brethren  were  gone  up 
Acls  18.22.gow  up  and  faluted  the  Church 


GOO         GOO 

dE>  one  a  whoring. 
Levit.fj.-j.aua  whom  they  have  gone  a  whoring 
£^£.23.30.  becaufe  thou  haft go»e  a  whoring 
Hofea  4.  iz. gone  a  whoring  from  under  their  gates 
9.1.  thou  had  gone  a  whoring  from  thy  God 
d5poU. 
Gcs.2-9.the  tree  of  knowledge  of  good  and  evill 
i7.of  knowle.  of  go.  &ev.fhalt  thou  not  eat 
3-5.be  as  gods,  knowing  good  and  evill 
24.22.as  one  of  us  to  know  good  and  evill 

50.  we  cannot  fpeake  bad  or  good 
4y.18.lle  give  you  the  good  of  the  land  of  Egy. 
20.for  the  good  of  the  land  of  Egypt  is  yours 
Num.10.z9.fo1  the  Lord  hath  fpoken good  conc.If. 
Deut .  1 . 3  9. had  no  know  ledge  between  good  &  evil 
6.24.10  feare  the  Lord  for  our  good  alwaies 
10.13.  w'^lcommand  thee  this  day  for  thy  go. 
30. 1 5 .1  have  fet  before  thee  this  day,  life,  good 
Jojh.zq.zo.hewil  conf.you  after  he  hath  do.youg. 

1  Sam.  2C 1 2.  if  there  be  good  toward  David  and  I 
24. 17.  for  thou  haft  rewarded  me  good 

i9.the  Lord  reward  thee  goo  d  for  that  thou 
2  5.30.according  to  all  the  good  he  hath  fpoken 

2  S<w».i3.22.Abfol.fpaketo  Amn.  neither g.  nor 
16. 1 2.  the  Lo.will  requite  gOBo  for  his  curling 
19.3  y.  can  I  difcerne  between  good  and  evill 

ijl^w.3.9.  thatl  may  difcerne  between  go.  &  bad 

22.8.he  doth  not  prophefie  good concerning  me 

zChron.  18.7. 

13.  the  words  of  the  Prophets  declare  good 

zChron.18.1z, 

18.  that  hee  would  prophefie  no  good 

zChron.18.1j. 
1  Chro.  29. 3 .1  have  prepared  of  my  own  proper  go. 
z  rtro.18.12.be  like  one  of  theirs,and  fpeake  good 

24.16.  he  had  done  good  in  Ifrael 
Ex^a  9. 1 2.  may  be  ftrong  and  eat  the  go.  of  the  la. 
Nefc.9.36.  to  e3t  the  fruit  thereof,andgood  thereof 
Eftb.7.9.  who  had  fpoken  good  for  the  King 
Job  2.10.  (hall  we  receive  good  at  the  hand  of  God 
5.27.  know  thou  it  for  thy  good 
7.7.  mine  eye  (hall  00  more  kegood 
9. 2  5 .  my  dayes  fee  no  good 
1  5.  3.  with  fpeeches  wherewith  he  can  do  no  go. 
21.16.  loe  their  good  is  not  in  their  hand 
22.2i.thereby  good  fhallcome  unto  thee 
24. 11.  and  doth  not  good  to  the  widow 
Pfal.4.6.  who  will  fhew  us  any  good 

1 4. 1 .  there  is  none  that  doth  eood         Ver.  3  .* 

39.2.  from  good,  and  my  forrow  was  ftirred 
5  2.3 .  thou  loveft  evill  more  then  good 
122.9.  He  feeke  thy  good 
128.5.  thou  (halt  fee  the  good  of  Jerufalem  all 
1 3  3 . 1  .how  good  and  pleafant  it  is  for  brethren 

Pro. 3 .  27.W  ithhold  not  good  from  them  to  whom  it 
1 1.  i7.mercifull  man  doth  good  to  his  own  foul 

27.  he  that  diligently  feeketh  good 
1 3. 2.a  man  fhall  eat  good  by  the  fruit  of  his 

2 1. to  the  righteous  good  fhalbe  repaied 
14.1 2. mercy  and  truth  to  them  thacdeyife good 
i5.3.beholding  the  evill  and  the  good 
16.20.  a  matter  wifely  fhall  find  good 
17.20.  a  froward  heart  findeth  nogood 

22.  a  merry  heart  doth  good 
19.8.  that  keepeth  underftanding  {hall  find  go. 
Ecclef.z.zq.  make  his  foule  enjoy  good  in  his  lab. 
3. 1 2.I  know  there  is  no  good  in  them 
1 3 .  and  enjoy  the  good  of  all  his  labours 

Chap.  5.  18. 
4-8.for  whom  bereave  I  my  foule  of  good 
5.1 1. what  good  is  there  to  the  owners  thereof 
6. 3. and  his  foule  be  not  filled  with  good 

6.  yet  hath  he  feene  no  good 

7 .  20.  that  doth  good  and  (inneth  not 

9.i8.one  finner  deftroyeth  much  good 

'//Sfi.i9.ye  fhall  eat  the  good  of  the  land 

5. 20. that  call  evill  goodand  good,  evill 

I     7. 1 5.  that  he  may  know  to  chufe  the  good 

1 6.fox  before  the  childr.fhal  kn.  to  ch.the  g. 
5  2.7.  that  bringeth  good  tydings  of  good 
Jer.8.15.  we  looked forpeace,but  nogood  came 
Chap.  14. 19. 
14.11.  pray  not  for  this  people  for  their  good 
i7.64(hall  not  fee  w  hen  good  cometh 
18.10.  then  will  I  repent  of  the  gold 


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20.I  flood  before  thee  to  fpeake  good  for 
2^.3  2.neither  fhall  he  beh  jld  the  good  He  doc 
3  2.4i.fo  He  bring  all  the  good  I  have  pre  mi  fed 
3  3.9.which  fhall  heare  all  the  goodl  doe 
Lam.i .  3  8.  proceedeth  not  evill  and  good 
£^.16.50. 1  took  them  away  as  I  law  good 
Amos  5.14.  fecke good  and  not  evill 
1 5.hate  the  evill,  love  thegood 
Micab  3 .2.  who  hate  the  good  and  love  the  evil! 
2ech.ii.iz.  if  ye  thinke  good,  give  me  my  price 
Mat.z6.z4  good  for  that  man  if  had  never 
John  5.29.they  that  have  done  good  to  the  refurre. 
Ails  10.28.  who  went  about  doing  good 

14.17.  in  that  he  did  good  and  gave  us  raine 
te.  2.  io.glory,honour,to  every  man  that  wor.go. 
3 . 8.  let  us  doe  evill  that  good  may  come 

12.  there  is  none  that  doth  good 
7.19.  the  goodl  would  doe,  that  I  doe  not 
9.1 1.  neither  having  done  good  or  evill 
1 2.2 1 .  overcome  evill  with  good 
14. 16.  let  not  your  good  be  evill  fpoken  of 
1  Tbefo.i.we  thought  it  good  to  be  left  at  Athens 
^6.5.14.  fenfesexcrcifed  to  difcerne  good 

■  v«k  3. 
1  John  3.i7.whofo  hath  this  worlds goodand 
3  John  11.  not  that  wchisevill,butthatwchis?0. 

For  <t5ooD, 
Gc s.44.4.  have  ye  rewarded  evill  for  good 
Lev.z7.iQ.  a  good  for  a  bad,  or  a  bad  tor  agdod 
Deut.^0.9.  'n  tne  fr^  of  thy  land  for  good 

rejoyce  over  thee  for  good 
E^i'a  8.22.hand  of  our  God  upon  all  them  tor  go. 
2VOT.5.19.  thinke  upon  me  O  my  God  (or  good 

Chap.  13.31. 
Job  5. 27. heare  and  know  it  for  thy  good 

30.26.  when  I  looked  forgood,evi!I  came 
Pfal.18.zo.  they  that  render  evill  for  goodare  my 
86.17.  fhew  me  a  token  for  good 
119.122.be  furety  for  thy  fervant  for  good 
Jer. 14.1 1. pray  not  for  this  people  for  their  good 
2 1 .  10.  fet  my  face  for  evill  not  for  good 
24.5.  whom  I  have  fent  for  their  good 
6. He  fet  mine  eyes  to  them  for  good 
3  2.39.feare  me  for  ever  for  the  good  of 
39.16.  bring  my  words  for  evill  not  tot  good 
44. 27.1k  watch  over  them  for  evill  not  for  go. 
Amos  9.4.  He  fet  mine  ey.on  them  for  e.not  forg. 
Micab  1. 12.  waited  carefully  for  good 
Rom.8.z8.  all  things  work  together  for  good 
i3.4.the  minifter  of  God  to  thee  for  good 
i5.2.pleafe  his  neighbour  for  good    , 
Evill  for  <©ooD.  See  <£\>HU 
Socio. 
Gen.z.18.  not  good  that  man  fhould  be  alone 
1 5.1 5-fhalbe  buried  in  a  good  old  age 
1 8.7. Abraham  fetcht  a  calfe  tender  andgood 
21.16.  Hagar fate downe  afoodwayoff 
24.12. 1  pray  thee  fend  me  good  fpeed 

2  5.8.Abraham  died  in  a  good  old  age 
26.29.as  we  have  done  nothing  but  good 
27.9.  fetch  me  from  thence  two  good  kids 

46.  what  good  fhall  my  life  doe  me 

3  o.  20.  God  hat h  endued  me  with  a  good  do  wrie 
3  i.24.fpeake  not  to  Jacob  eithergoodor  bad 
32.i2.Ilefurelydoe  theegood 
41.5.  came  upon  one  ftalke  ranke  and  good 

24.thethin  eares  devoured  the  good  eaies 
26.thego.kine  and  good  ears  are  feven  yeares 
3  5  .let  them  gather  all  the  food  of  theg.years 
43. 28.our  father  is  ingoodhealth 
46.29.wept  on  his  fathers  neck  a  good  while 
50.20.  God  meant  it  unto  good 
EjT0d.22.13.fhaH  not  make  good  that  wch  was  torn 
Lev.zj.  1 2.prieft  value  it,whether  good  or  bad 

Verfe  14. 
33.  not  fearch  whether  good  or  bad 
Deut.z8.i  2.Lord  fhall  open  to  thee  hisg.treafure 

33.16.for  the  good  will  of  him  that  dwelt  in 
Jojb.  1.8.  then  thou  (halt  have  good  fucceflc 
Judg.8.$  z.  Gideon  died  in  agoodold  age 
9.1  i.fhould  I  forfake  my  fweetnefle  and  good 

18.22.  when  a  good  way  from  the  houfe  of  Mi. 
1  Sam.  z.  24.no  good  report  that  I  heare 

1 2.23.  lie  teach  you  the  good  and  right  way 
25.8.  for  we  come  in  agoodday 

1  j.the  men  were  very  good  to  us 

29.9. 1  know 


G  OO       GOO 


'29.  9.I  know  that  thou  art  good  in  my  fight 
2  Sam.6.ig.  David  gave  to  every  one  a  good  piece 
■  iCfoo.16.3. 

14.17.fo  is  my  Lord  to  difcern  good  and  bad 

3  2. it  had  been  good  for  me  to  have 
1 5.  j.  fee  thy  matters  are  good 
i7.7.counf.  of  Ahitoph.  is  not  good  at  this  time 
14.  the  Lo.  had  appointed  to  defeat  thegood 
18.17.he  is  agoodman.and  cometh  with 
19.18.and  to  do  what  he  thought  good 

1  I0»e.8.3<$.andteach  them  the  good  way 

56.  not  failed  one  word  of  all  his  good 
1 1.7.  and  fpeake  good  words  to  them 

1  Chroti.  10. 7. 

2  j£mg.  3 . 1 9- an<1  fel1  e  verv  I00* tree 

2019  ^  is  the  word  of  the  Lo.Is  it  not  good 

Ifa.i9-Z. 

1  Cbro.4. 40.  they  found  fat  pafture  and  good 
i9.28.David  died  in  zgood  old  age 

2  Cbw.6.17.  when  thou  haft  taught  them  thegood 

19.1  i.the  Lord  (hall  be  with  thegood 
3  o.  1 8 .  the  good  Lord  pardon  every  one 

22.  to  the  Levits  that  taught  thegood  know. 
ExlvJ7-9-t° tne  good  hand  of  my  God  upon  him 

8 . 1 8  .by  the  good  hand  of  our  God  upon  us 
Ne&.2.8.to  thegood  hand  of  my  God  upon  me 

6. 19.  they  reported  hisgood  deeds  before  me 

9.ij.gaveft  them  good  ftatutes  and  command, 
ao.thou  gaveft  alfo  thy  good  fpirit 

1 3. 1 4.  and  wipe  not  out  mygooddeeds 
Job  10. 3  .is  it  good  for  thee  that  thou  fhouldft  oppr. 

.  1 3 .9.  is  it  good  that  he  fhould  fearch  you  out 

3  9.4.  their  young  ones  are  in  good  liking 
P/^.25.8.goodand  upright  is  the  Lord 

3  4. 1 2.  that  he  may  fee  good 

36.4.  fetteth  himfelf  in  a  way  that  is  not  good 

37.2  3  .fteps  of  agood  man  are  ordered  by 
4?.  1. my  heart  is  inditing  a  good  matter 
8  6.  5  .thou  Lord  art  good 
104.28.they  are  filled  with  good 

106.5  .that  I  may  fee  the  goodof  thy  chofen 
1U.5.  a  goad  man  fheweth  favour,and  lendeth 
119.39.  for  thy  judgments  are  good 
66.teach  me  good  judgment 
6 8. thou  art  g«od,and  doftgflfld 
Prov.1.9.  then  understand  every  good  path 

2o.that  thou  maift  walk  in  the  way  of  good 
4«2.for  I  give  yougooddoftrine 
7.19.  for  the  good  man  is  not  at  home 
11.23.  defire  of  the  righteous  is  only  good 
lz.z.zgood  man  obtaineth  favour 
i4.amanfhillbe  fatisfied  with  good 
25.agoodword  maketh  it  glad 
13.22a  good  man  leaveth  an  inheritance 
14.14.  a  good  man  {hall  be  fatisfied  from  himf. 

1 9.the  evill  bow  before  the  good 
1 5. 2  3 .  a  word  in  due  feafon,  how  goodis  it 

30. agood  report  maketh  the  bones  fat 
16.29.  leadeth  him  into  a  way  that  is  not  good 
i7.26.topunifhthejuft  is  notgood 
iS.j.it  is  notgood  to  accept  of  theperfonof  the 
1 9.2.foul  be  without  knowledge,  it  is  not  good 
20. 18. without  good  advice  make  war 

2  3  .a  f alfe  balance  is  not  good 
2  2. 1.  a  good  name  is  rather  to  be  chofen 
2  4. 2  3  .not  good  to  have  refpect  of  perfons 

Num.zS.zi, 
25: .to  them  that  rebuke,  a  good  bleffing  fhall 
25.25.  fo  isgood  newes  from  a  farrcountrey 
27.  not  good  to  eat  much  honey 
£«&/.2.3.till  I  might  fee  what  was  that  good 
4.9.thcy  have  a  good  reward  for  their 
5.1  i.what  good  is  there  to  the  owners  thereof 
7.1 .  zgood  name  is  better  then  precious 
•  9. 2.one  event  to  the  good,  and  to  the  clean 
1 1.6.  whether  they  both  fhalbe  alike  good 
CasM.j.the  favour  of  thy  good  ointments 

2.13.  tender  grapes  give  a  good  ftnell 
lfa.6 5. 2.which  walketh  in  a  way  that  is  not  good 
Jer.6.16.  where  isthe  good  way 
i8.n.makeyour  doings  good 
24. 2  .one  basket  very  good  figs 
3.  thegood  figs,  very  good 
5  .like  thefe  good  figs,  fo  will  I  acknowledge 
29.10.and  perform  my  good  word  toward 
41.6.  whether  it  be  good,  or  whether  it  be 


GOO        GOO 

E^-x7.8-  planted  in  a  good  foile 

18. 1 8.  becaufe  he  did  that  which  is  notgood 
20.25.I  gave  them  ftatutes  that  were  notgood 
24.4.gather  every  good  piece 
34. 14.  He  feed  them  in  agoodpafture 

!  they  ("hall  lie  in  agood  fold 

1 8.  a  fmall  thing  to  have  eaten  the  good  paft. 
36.3  i.and  your  doings  that  were  not  good 
Dan.q.z.  I  thought  it  good  to  (hew  the  fignes 
Mkabj.z.  the  good  man  is  perifhed  out  of  the 
Zecb.i  .13.  L.anfwered  the  angel  with  good  words 
Afa/.2.i3.orreceiveth  it  withgood  will  at  your  ha. 
Mat.  3. 10. every  tree  that  bringeth  not  good  fruit 
Chap.7.19.  Lu\e7,.Q. 
5. 45. fun  to  rife  on  the  evill  and  on  the  goo*? 
7. 1 1.  give  good  gifts  unto  your  children 

La\e  11.13. 
17.  every  good  tree  bringethgood  fruit 
1 8. a  good  tree  cannot  bring  evill  fruit 

or  an  evill  tree  good  fruit 
8. 30.a  good  way  off  from  them  an  herd 
9.2.  fon,  be  of  good  cheer 

2  2.he  faid,  Daughter  ,be  of  food  comfort 

Lul(e  8.48, 

1 2.3  3. either  make  the  tree  good  &  the  fruitgood 

1 3. 8. fell  in  good  ground,and  brought  good  fruit 

Mar. 4.8.  Z//^8.8. 

2  3  .he  that  receiveth  feed  into  good  ground 

Mar. 4.20.  Lul{.$.i<;. 
24.a  man  that  fowedgood  feed  in  his  field 
27. didft  not  thou  fow  good  Cced 
37.he  that  foweth  the  good  feed  is  the  Son 

3  8.the  good  feed  are  the  childr.  of  the  kingd, 
48.  gathered  the  good  into  veffels 

14.27.  be  of  good  cheerea  be  notaffraid 

MarJiC^o. 

19.10.  it  is  notgood  to  marry 

1 7. good  Mafter,what  good  thing  fhall  I  do 
why  calleft  thou  megood,there  isnone  goo. 
Mai\  10. 18. 
20.11  .murmured  ag.the  good  man  of  the  houfe 

1 5-thine  eye  evill  becaufe  I  am  good  . 
22.  io.as  many  as  they  found,bad  and  good 
24.43.  if  the  good  man  of  the  houfe  had  known 
I«£.  12.39. 
25.2i.well  done,goodand  faithfullfervant 

Ver.z3.Ud1e  19.17. 
Mar.  10.  i7.gflodMaiter,what  fhall  I  do  that  I  may 

Luke  18.18. 
49.be  of  good  comfort,tife,he  calleth  thee 
14. 14.  fay  to  thegoodman  of  the  houfe 

Ln\e  22.11. 
21.  good  were  it  for  that  man  if  he  had 
Lu\e  2. 1 4.  good  will  towards  men 
6.38.good  meafure,prefTed  down,and 
43.agood  tree  bringeth  not  corrupt  fruit 

neith.doth  a  corrupt  tree  bring  good  fruit 
4 ;.  a  good  man  out  of  the  good  treafure  of 
10.42.Mary  hathchofen  that  good  part 
12.32.it  is  your  fathers  good pleafure  to  give 
18.19.  JeUls  faid,  Why  calleft  thou  me  good  ? 

none  is  good  fave  one,that  is  God 
23.50.  Jofeph  was  agood  man  and  a  juft 
/ob.2.io.ev,man  at  begin.doth fet  forthgoodwine 
thou  haft  kept  the  good  wine  till  now 
7. 1 2.fomc  faid,He  is  agood man 
1 0.1  i.I  am  thegood  fhepherd,the good fhepherd 

Verfe  14. 
16.3  3 .  be  of  good  cheer,I  have  overcome 
Aff.4.9.  if  we  this  day  be  examin.  of  the  good  deed 
10. 22.of good  report  among  all  the  nations 
1  i.24.Barnabas  was  agood  man,and  full 
15.7-ye  know,how  that  agood  while  agoe 

3  8. Paul  thought  notgood  to  take  him 
22.1 2. one  Ananias,having  a  good  report  of 

23.1 1.  be  of  good  cheer  Paul,  for  as 
27.22.I  exhort  you,  be  of  good  cheer 

2  5 .  w  herefore  firs,be  of  good  cheer 
36.  then  they  were  all  of  good  cheer 
RoffZ.5.7.  for  a  good  man  fome  would  even  dare 
7. 1 2.  the  commandem.  holy,and  juft, and  good 
1  i.24Xontrary  to  nature,  into  a  good  olive 
1 2.2.  what  is  that  good  and  perfect  will 
16.18.  and  by  good  words  deceive  the  hearts 

1  tV.5.6.your  glorying  is  notgood 

1 5.3  3  .evill  communica.corruptsgood  manners 

Pp . 


GOO       GOO 

2  Cor.5.io.towhathehath  done,whether good 

6. 8. by  evill  report  and  good  report 

1 3. 1 1  .be  oigood  comfort,be  of  one  mind 
Ephef.1.5.  according  to  thegood  pleafure  of  his 

Vtrfe  9. 

6.7.  with  good  will  doing  fervice,as  to 
Phil.  1 . 1  5  .fome  alfo  preach  Chrift  of  good  will 

2. 1 3. to  will  and  do  of  his  good  pleafure 
1 9-that  I  may  alfo  be  of  rood  comfort 

4.8.whatfoever  things  ate  of good  report 
i  Thef.$.6.ihat  ye  have  good  remembrance  of  us 
2  Tbef.  1 . 1 1 .  fulfill  all  the  good  pleaf.  of  his  goodn. 

2.16.  hath  given  us  good  hope  throughgrace 

1  Tim.i.  1 8. that  thou  mightft  war  agood  warfare 

3.2.abifhop  muftbe  of  good  behaviour 

7.  he  muft  have  agood  report 

1 3  .purchafe  to  themfel ves  a  gooddegree 
4.6.  thou  (halt  be  a  good  minifter  of  Jefus 
6.1 2.  fight  the  good  tight  of  faith 

and  haft  profeffed  a  good profeffion 

1 3.  witnefied  before  Pilate  a  good confeffion 

i9.1aying  up  a  good  foundation 

2  Tim.  2. 3.  endure  bardnefle  as  agood  fouldier 

3.3.dcfpifers  of  thofe  that  are  good 
4.7. 1  have  fought  a  good  fight 
Tif.i.8.  aloverofgoodu.en 

2. 5.to  be  difcreet,chafte,keepers  at  home,good 
10.  fhewing  all  good  fidelity 
Heb.6.^.  that  have  tafted  thegood  word  of  God 
1  i.2.by  it  the  elders  obtained  a  good  report 

Verfe  39. 
jam.  1 . 1 7«every  good  gift,and  every  perfect  gift 
2.3.(11  thou  here  in  agood  place 
3. 13. let  him  fhew  out  of  a  good  converfation 
i7.wifdome  from  above, full  of  good  fruit 
1  Pe£.2.i8.not  only  to  thegood  and  gentle 
3. 10. he  that  will  (eegood  dayes 
1 6.having  a  good  confciences  may  be 

afhameu  that  accufe  your  good  converfa. 
4. 1 0 .3S  good  fte wards  of  the  manifold  graces 

3  John  1 2. Demetrius  hath  good  report  of  all 

(GJooU  confaence,See  Confctenee. 

<&  ootj  courage,  S  ee  Courage . 

Dofi'oSooD,  See  5Doe. 

©Out)  day,  See  5Dap. 

iffoOD  heed. 

De«£.2.4.take  ye  good  heed  to  your  felves 

/o/&.2  3.n.Chap.4.i5. 
Ecclef.  1 2.9.  he  gave  good  heed,  and  fought 

As  45oo$. 
Heb.  H.12.  and  him  as  good  as  dead 

I*  ©000. 
Gra.2.9.every  tree  that  is  good  for  food 
1 2.  the  gold  of  that  land  is  good 
19.8.  do  to  them  as  is  good  in  your  eyes 
Deut.  1 . 1 4.the  thing  that  thou  haft  fpoken  is  good 

6.i8.dothatwhich  isgoodinthe  fight  of 
1  Sam.zg.6.thy  coming  in  to  me  in  the  hoft  isgood 

1  f^«.2.38.Shimeifaid,The faying  isgood 

42.the  word  I  have  heard  isgood 
22.1 3.  and  fpeak  thou  that  which  isgood 

2  I^z.20.3.1  have  done  that  which  isgood  in  thy 

/A38.3. 

1  Cfcro.  1 6. 3  4-give  thanks  to  the  Lord,he  is  good 

19.1 3.  let  the  Lord  doe  that  which  isgood 

2  Cfe/O.5.  1 3.  he  is  good,  his  mercy  endureth 

Chap.7. 3.  E'tra  3. 11.  Vfalm  106.1. 
&  107.1.  &  118.1,29.  &  136.1. 
fer.  33.11. 
Job  34-4.know  among  our  felves  what  isgood 
P/d/.34.8.  tafte  and  fee,  that  the  Lord  isgood 
38.20.  becaufe  I  follow  the  thing  that  goodis 
69. 16.  for  thy  loving  kindneffe  isgood 
7  3.1.  truly  God  is  good  to  Ifracl 
85.12.the  Lord  (hallgive  that  which  isgood 
100. 5.-the  Lord  is  good,  his  mercy  is  , 

109.2  i.thy  mercy  isgood,deliver  thou  me 

135.3  .praife  the  Lord,for  he  isgood 
14?.  10. thy  fpirit  isgood,  lead  me 
i45.o.the  Lord  is  good  to  all 

Pro.  1 1.23  .defire  of  the  righteous  only  isgeod 
31.18.  perceiveth  her  tnerchandife  isgood 
Ecclef.z.z6.  God  giveth  to  a  man  that  i$"good 
that  he  may  give  to  him  that  is  good 
6.i2.who  knoweth  what  is  good  for  man  in 
7.11.  wifdome  is  good  with  an  inheritance 

9.2.3s 


GOO       GOO 


GOO   GOO 


GOO   GOO 


.  9.2.  as  is  the  good,fo  is  the  firmer 
lfa.5  y.2.and  eat  ye  that  which  is  good,and  kt  _ 
Jer.  1 3.io.as  this  girdle,which  isgood  for  nothing 
Lam.^.z<;.the  Lord  isgood  to  them  that  wait  for 
Hof.4. 1 3  .becaufe  the  fhadow  thereof  is  good 
Mk.6.8.  hath  (hewed  thee,0  man5what  isgood 
Nah.i.y.  the  Lord  isgood,  a  ftrong  hold  in 
Mal.z.i?  .fay.Every  one  that  doth  evill  isgood 
Mar.a.<o.  fait  is  £««* :  but  if  the  fait  have  loft  his 

Lubj  14.34. 
L«fr?  6.45. bringeth  forth  that  which  isgood 
18.19.none  is  good  fave  one,that  is  God 
Rom.7.1 3-was  that  then  which  isgoodmade  death 
working  death  in  me  by  that  vich  is  good 
1 8.how  to  perf.that  which  isgood,  I  find  not 
1  r.^.cleave  to  that  which  is  good 
16.19.wile  to  that  which  isgood 
1  Cw.7.i6.thatthis  is  good  fox  the  prefent 
EpheP4.z9.but  that  which  is  good,to  the  ufe  of 
1  Tbef.  5. 1 5.  ever  follow  that  which  is  good 

3  John  11. 
it.  hold  faft  that  which  is  good 
1  7V7».  i.8.we  know  that  the  law  isgood 
^2. 3. this  isgood  and  acceptable  in  the 
4.4.every  creature  of  God  isgood 

5 .4.  for  that  is  good  and  acceptable  before 
1  P#.j.i3.ifyebe  followers  of  that  which  isgood 

It  is  S00O. 
Ruth  z.zz.hi$good,my  daughter,that  thou  go 
Pfal.  f  2.9.1k  wait  on  thy  name,forit  is  good 
54.6.1k praife  thy  name,forit  isgood 
73.28.it  isgood  for  me  to  draw  neer  to  God 
92.1.  it  isagood thing  togivethanks 
1 19. 71.it  isgoodfor  me  that  I  have  been  affl. 
147.1.1c  is  good  to  fing  praifesto  our 
Pro.  24. 1 3  .eat  honey,becaufe  it  is  good 
Ecclefc  .18.it  isgood  and  comely  for  one  to  eat 

7.18.  it  isgood  that  thou  ihouldft  take  hold  on 
Lim.i-z6.lt  isgood  that  a  man  (hould  hope  and 

27.it  is  good  for  a  man,that  he  bear 
Mat.'i  .13..K  is  thenceforth  good  for  nothing 
1 7.4.  Lord,  it  is  good  for  us  to  be  here 

Mar.Q.f.  Lu\.a.^i. 
Rom.7.16.  confent  to  the  law,that  it  is  good 
i4.2i.itisgoodneithertoeat  fk(h,nor 

1  Cor. 7.  i.it  isgood  for  a  man  not  to  touch  a 

8.  it  is  good  for  them,if  they  abide  even  as  I 
26.I  fay,It  isgood  for  a  man  fo  to  be 
G<z/.4.i8.  it  is  good  to  be  zealoufly  affc&ed 

(©OOO  land. 
E.Yod.3. 8  to  agood land  and  a  large 
Num.  13.19.  land,whether  it  be  good  or  bad 
1 4. 7.  the  land  wefearched  is  a  good  land 
Dent.  1. 2  j. it  is  a  good  land  which  the  L.  doth  give 
3  y  .none  of  that  gener.  (hall  fee  the  good  land 
3.2  5-lct  me  go  over  and  fee  the  good  land 
4.2i.fwarel  (hould  not  go  into  thatgoodland 

22.butyou  (hall  go  over,&  poff.thatgoodla. 
6. 1 8. that  thou  maift  go  in,  &poff.  thegoodla. 
8. 7. the  Lord  bringeth  thee  into  agood  land 

1  o.thou  (halt  bkffe  the  Lo.  for  the  good  land 
9.6.not  this  good  land  for  thy  righteoufnefle 

1 1. 1.7. left  yeperifh  from  offthe  good  land 
■/o/;23.i3.untillyouperi(h  from  this  good  land 

Verf.i?. 

1 6-yc  dial  perifh  quickly  from  offthe  goo.la. 

Jitd.  1 8.9.we  have  feen  the  lan.&  lo,it  is  very  good 

i  Kin.  1 4.1  5  .(hal  root  up  Ifr.out  of  this  good  land 

2  K?.  3 . 1  g.marre  every  good  piece,  of  land  with  fto. 

2  f  .on  every  good  piece  of  land  caft  every 
1  Cfeo.28.8.that  ye  may  poffeffe  thisgoodland 

Ma\e  it  45ooD, 
EArod.21.34.the  owner  of  the  pit  (ball  make  it  good 
22.11  .owner  (hal  accept,he  (hal  not  make  it  go. 
14.  he  (hall  furely  make  it  good 
1 5. he  (hall  not  make  itgood 
Lev.z^.iS.hc  that  killeth  a  beaft  (hall  make  it  good 
NwK.23.19.hath  he  fpok.&  (hal  he  not  make  itg. 

SeemJcemedyOt  feemcth  d£>000, 
j of. 9. 2  5. as  it  fcemeth  good  to  thee  to  do,do 
Jud.  10. 1 5. do  to  us  whatfoev.feemeth  good  to  thee 

19.24.  do  to  them  what  feemeth  good  to  you 
1  SVz;».i.23.Elk.faid  to  Han.Do  what  feemeth  go. 
3.i8.1ethimdoe  what  feemeth  him  good 
1 1. 10.  ye  (hall  do  with  us  all  that  feemeth  good 


14.36.do  whatfoever  feemeth  good  unto  tiiee    | 

Verfe40. 
24.4.that  thou  maift  do  to  him  as  feemeth  good 
2  Sam.$.  19.aH  that  feemed  good  to  Ifr.&  feem.go. 
10. 1 2.the  Lo.do  that  which  feemeth  him  good 
1  $.26. let  him  do  to  me  as  feemeth  good 
19.37.doto  Chimham  what  (hall  feemgood 

38,Ile  do  to  him  that  wch  (hal  feemgo.to  thee 
24. 2  2.  offer  up  w hat  feemeth  good 
1  Kjn.z  i.2.if  it  feemgood,  lie  give  thee  the  worth 
1  Chr.i 3 .2. if  it  feemgood  to  you,and  that  it  be  of 
E^r.  y.  i7.if  it  feem  good  to  the  King,let  fearch  be 
7.18  .whatfoe.  (hall  feem  good  to  thee  &  thy  br. 
£]?.  3 . 1 1  .do  to  the  people  as  it  feemeth  good 

j.4.if  it  feemgood  to  the  K.let  theK.&  Hanian 
Jer.  18. 4.as  feemed  good  to  the  potter  to  make 
26.14.do  with  me  as  feemeth  good  and  meet 
40. 4. whither  it  feemeth  good  for  thee  to  go 
if  it  feemethgoodtotheeto  come  to  Bab. 
Mat.  1 1 .  26.for  fo  it  feemed  good  in  thy  fight 

Lu%  10.21. 
Lu.  1 . 3  .it  feemed  good  to  me  alfo}having  had  perf. 
Aft.i  5.25. it  feemeth  good  to  us,b~ing  affembled 
28.it  feemed  good  to  the  holy  Ghoft  and  us 
(©ODD  thing. 
Exod.  1 8.  i7.the  thing  that  thsu  doft  is  not  good 
Deut.z6. 1 1  .thou  (halt  rejoice  in  every  good  thing 
Jof.zi.^.there  failed  not  oughtof  any  good  thing 
1  Sam.z6.i6.  this  thing  is  not  good  that  thou  haft 

1  Ki.  1 4. 1 3. in  him  there  is  found  fome  good  thing 

2  Kjn.8. g.Raza.took  ofevery  good  thing  of  Dam. 
P7i34.10.that  fear  the  L.not  want  any  good  thing 

3  8.2o.becaufe  I  follow  the  thing  thatgood  is 

84. 1 1.  no  good  thing  will  he  with-holdlrom 

92.1.  it  is  a  good  thing  to  give  thanks 
Pro.  1 8. 2 2. whofo.findeth  a  wife  findeth  3 good  thi. 
£rc/.i2.i4.every  fecret  thing,whether good  or  evil 
Jer. 1 3. 14.1k  perform  thatgood  thing  I  have  pro. 
Hvf.8.3.  Ifrael  hath  caft  offthe  thing  that  is  good 
Ata.  19.  i6.whatgood  thing  (hall  I  do, that  I " 
Job.  i«46.can  any  good  thing  come  out  of  Nazaret 
Rom.y. 18. in  my  fle(h  dwelleth  no  good  thins 
Gal.4. 1 8.  zealoufiy  affe&ed  in  a  good  thing 
£pfo.4.28.worfe.withhis  han.the  thing  that  isgoo. 

6.8.knowing,whatev.good thing  any  man  doth 
2  Tim.  1. 1 4.  that  good  thing  which  was  com.to  thee 
Philem.6.  by  the  acknowledging  ofevery  good  thi. 
Heb.  1 3  .g.agaod  thing  that  the  heart  be  eft.with  gr» 

©OOO^ffgf. 
G?«.45;.23.ten  affes  laden  with  the  good  things  of 
Deut.6.11.  houfesfull  of  all  good  things 
Jo/J2  3.i4.notone  thing  hath  fail.of  all  theg.  thi. 

1 5. as  all  good  things  are  come  upon  you 
2  Cfo\i9.3.neverthele.there  axe  good  things  found 
Job  22.18.  yet  he  filled  their  houfes  with  good  thi. 
Pfal.  103.5.  who  fatisfieth  thy  mouth  with  good  thi. 
PV0.28.1o.the  upright  (hall  have  good  things  in  pof. 
Jer.  5. 2  5. your  fins  have  withholden good  things 
Mat. 7. 1 1 .  give  good  things  to  them  that  ask  him 

1 2.34.  being  evill,  fpeak good  things 
3  J  .good  treafure  bringeth  forth  good  things 
i«^.i.  53.  he  hath  filled  the  hungry  with  good  thi. 

16.2  5. in  thy  life  time  received!!  thy^good  things 
Rom.  10. 1  5.  and  bring  glad  tidings  of  good  things 
Gtf/.6.6.com.co  him  that  teacheth  in  allgood  thin. 
Tit.z.3.  agcd"  women,teachers  of good  things 

3.8.  thefe  things  are  good  and  profitable 
Heb.g.  1 1  .became  a  high-pr.ofgood  things  to  come 

1 0.1. the  law  having  a  (hadow  of  good  things 
dE>p0t)  tidings. 
2  &2»z.4.io.thinking  to  have  brought  good  tidings 
i8.27.agoodman,&  cometh  with  good  tidings 

1  Kjn.i.^z.a  valiant  man,&  bringeft  good  tidings 

2  f(i#g.7.9.this  day  is  a  day  of  good  tidings 
J/a.40.9.0  Zion,that  bringeft  good  tidings 

O  Jerufalem,that  bringeft  good  tidings 
4 1. 27.1k  give  to  Jeruf.one  that  bring.good  tid. 
5  2.7.that  bringeth  good  tidings  of  good  things 
the  feet  of  him  that  bringeth  good  tid. 
6i.i.hath  anointed  me  to  preach  good  tidings 
Nah.1.1  j.beho. — the  feet  of  him  that  brin.good  ti. 
Lu^e  2.10. 1  bring  you  good  tidings  of  great  joy 
1  Ihefi  •&■  brought  us  good  tidings  of  your  faith 

Was  (©Opt), 
Gen.  1 .4.  God  fa  w  the  light,  that  it  was  good 

io.G.faw  that  it  wasgood  V.i2,i8, 21,25. 


3  r  .behold,  it  was  very  good 
3.6.woman  faw  the  tree  wasgood  for  food 
40.16.faw  that  the  interpretation  was  good 
41-37-thing  was  good  in  the  eyes  of  Pharaoh   ' 
49. 15. he  faw  that  reft  wasgood 
1  &B».i5.9.Sau,l  &  thepeo.fpared  all  that  was  » 
a  Wo.i4.i.Afadid  that  which  wasgood 

3  i.20.Hezekiah  wrought  that  which  was  good 
Neh.z.  1 8.  the  hand  of  my  God,which  wasgood  ■ 

*S000  under  (landing, 
1  to.25.3.  Abigail  was  a  woman  ofgwdunder 
Ifal.  1 1 1  io.a  good  underft.  have  all  they  that  doe 

1  ro.3.4.fo  (hiltthou  find  favour  and  good  undetft 
1 3. 1  i-good  underftanding  giveth  favour 

<©00D  VQ0l\. 

Nch.  2.!8.f0  they  ftrcn.thcir  hands  for  tbiigm  wo 
Mat.  26. 1  o.ihe  huh  wrought  a  good  work  upon  me 

John  10.3  j.for  agood  work  we  (tone  thwno't*"6' 

2  Co^.9.8.may  abound  to  every  mdwotk 
Phil.  1. 6.that  he  which  had  begun  agood  work 
Col.  1. 10.  being  fruitfull  to  every  good  work 
2  Thef.z.ij .  itabl.you  in  every  good  word  &  work 

1  Tim.3. i.ofhcc  of  aBi(hop,hedefirethafoodwo 
S-io.me  have  diligently  followed  ev.go~odWork 

2  Ttm.z.zi.  and  prepared  to  every  good  work 
Tit.  1 . 1 6.  to  every  good  work  reprobate 

3.1.  to  be  ready  to  every  good  work 
Hfo.i  3. 2i.make  you  perfed  in  every  good  work 

tffJOOO  wo/fa. 
1  Sa.  i9.4.his  works  have  bin  to  theeward  very  ?o 
Mat.  5. 1 6.that  they  may  fee  your  good  works        ' 
Job  10.3  i.many  good  works  I  have  (hewed  you 
Ails  9. 3  6.Dorcas  was  full  of  good  works 
Sow.  1 3 . 3 .  rulers  are  not  a  terrour  to  good  works 
Ephefz.io.  created  in  Chrift  Jefus  to  good  works 
I  Tim.z.  10 .with good  works,as  women  profefllng 
5- 10. well  reported  of  for  good  works 

2  f .  likewifealfo,  thegood  works  of  fome 
6. 1 8 .  that  they  be  rich  in  good  works 
2T?w.3.i7.thorowlyfurni(hed  to  all  goodworks 
Tit.z.  7.  (hewirrg  thy  felf  a  pattern  in  good  works 
1 4-a  peculiar  people,zealous  of good  works 
3.8.  they  becarefull  to  maintain  good  works 
14.  let  ours  alfo  learn  to  maintaingoodwor. 
Heb.  1  o.  24.  to  provoke  to  love,  and  good  to  works' 
1  Pet.z.  1 2. they  may  by  your  good  works  which 
J500t)lp, 

Ge».27.i5.Rebek.tookgood/j/ raiment  ofhereldeft 
39-6Jofeph  was  agood/yperfon 
49-  *  1  •  hind  let  loofe,  giving  goodly  words 

Exod.z.z.ttie  faw  that  he  was  a  goodly  child 
39.28.made goodly  bonnets  ol fine  linnen 

Lev.  2  3 .40.on  the  firft  day  take  boughs  of  goodly  tr. 

Num.z4.  f.how  goodly  are  thy  tents,  O  Jacob 
3  i.io.burnt  all  their  goodly  caftles  with  fire 

Deut.i.zj.  let  me  fee  that  goodly  monnt.&  Leban. 
6.io.great  &  goodly  cities,which  thou  buil.not 
8.12.  haft  built  goodly  houfes,  &  dwelt  therein 

Jof.y.zi.  I  faw  among  the  fpoils  zgoodly  Bab.gar. 

1  Sam.^.z.  Saul,a  choice  yong  man ,and  a  goodly 
1 6. 1 2. David  was  goodly  to  look  to 

2  Sam.z^.z  i.Benaiah  (lew  an  Egypti.agood^man 

1  Kjn- 1.6.  Adonijah  was  a  very  goodly  man 

2  Cfo\  3  6. 10.  brought  to  Babylon  the  goodly  veffcls 
19.  burnt  the  palaces  &  deftr.the  goodly  veff. 

Job  39.13  .gaveft  thou  the  goodly  wings  to  the  pea. 
Pfal.\6.6.yea>\  have  a  good/y  heritage 

80.  io.their  boughs  were  like  the  goodly  Cedars 
Jer. 3. 1 9. how  (hall  I  give  thee  agooj/y  heritage 

1 1. 16.  a  green  olive  trce,fair,&  of  goodly  fruit 
£^.i7.8.that  it  might  be  a  goodly  vine 

23.it  (hall  bearfruit,and  be  agood^Cedar 
Hof.so.i.  they  have  made  goodly  images 
/o«/  3.5.  carried  into  your  remp.  my  goodly  things 
Zecfc.  io.3>hath  made  them  as  hisgood^  horfe 

1 1. 1 3  .a goodly  price  that  I  was  prized  at 
Mat .  1 3 .4  5  .a  merchanr  man  feeking  goodly  pearls 
Lu\e  2  i.y.  how  it  was  adorned  with  goodly  ftones 
,7d7».2.2.come  to  your  affem.a  man  ingood/.appar. 
Sw.18.14.  all  things  dainty  andgoodly  are  depar. 

(fiooulfer. 
1  Som.p.z.not  in  Ifr.agood&rperfon  then  Saul 

<I5ooDWeft, 
1  Sam.8.i6.he  will  take  your  good/ieft  yong  men 
1  K.w.20.3.  thy  wives  childr.the goodliefl are  mine 
_____      <i5ooblftiefTe. 


GOO       GOO 

Ifa.40.6.  and  the  goodlinefe  thereof  as  the  flour  of 

d5ooD»ieffe. 
Exod.  1 8 .9Jethro  rej oiced  for  all  the  goodneffe 
3  j .  19.  He  make  all  my  e00dn.p3.ffc  before  thee 
3 4.6.  abundant  in  goodnefe  and  truth 
Num.  10.5  z.vihat  goodnefe  the  L.will  do  to  us 
j  SdW.-7.28.thou  haftpromifed  thisgoodnefs  to  thy 
1  Chro.17.z6. 

1  Kw.8.66.  for  all  thegoodnefe  the  L.had  done  to 

2^0.7.10. 

2  Chr.6.41.  let  thy  faints  rejoice  in  goodnefe 

,j,j.  reft  of  the  ads  of  Hez.  and  his  goodnefe 

3  5  i&reft  of  the  ads  of  Jofiah,  &  his  goodnefe 
Ne&.^j.delighted  themfelves  in  thy  goodnefe 

'  3  5.  have  not  ferved  thee  in  thy  great  goodnefs 
Pftl.i6.z.my  goodneffe  extendeth  not  to  thee 

2i.j.preventeft  him  with  thebleflings  of  goodn. 

2 3.6.  furely,  goodnefe  &  mercy  (hall  follow  me 

2  5  .7.remember  me  for  thy  goodnefe  fake 

27. 1 3 .  had  beleeved  to  fee  the  goodnes  of  the  L. 
3 1. 19.O  how  great  is  thy  goodneffe  which  thou 

3  3 .  5  .the  earth  is  full  of  the  goodnefe  of  the  Lo. 

5  2.  i. the  goodnefe  of  God  endureth  continually 

6  j.4.we  mall  be  fatisfied  with  the  goodn.of  thy 
•  1 1.  thou  crowneft  the  yeer  with  thy  goodneffe 

68.10.haft  prepared  of 'thy goodnefe  for  the  poor 
107.8.  praife  the  Lord  for  hisgoodnefe 

Ver.ij,2r,3i. 
9.  he  fil'eth  the  hungry  foul  with  goodneffe 
144.2. my  goodnefe,my  fortre(Te,my  high  tower 
14  j.7.they  <h  ill  utter  the  memory  of  thy  goodn. 
Pro.zo.6.every  on-;  his  own  goodnefe 
l[a.6i.y.&.  his  great  goodn  toward  the  houfe  of  If. 
Jer.z.j.to  eat  the  fi ait  thereof,&  the  gwfa.therof 
3 1. 1 2. flow  together  ro  th>- goodnefs  of  the  Lord 
1 4.my  people  (hall  be  fatisfied  «v ith goodnefe 
3  3.9-ftar  and  tremble  for  all  th<  goodnefe 
Hof.  3 . 5  .fear  the  Lard  and  hisgoodnefe  in  the  later 
6".4.you;'  goodnejj'e  is  as  a  morning  cloud 
10. 1  .accord  ng  to  the  goodnefe  of  his  land,ma^e 
Zffc.9.1 7. tor  h  < h  great  is  his  goo.h;f}e,his  beiurv 
Rom.z.$.  defpif -ft  thou  the  riches  of  h.sgoodn.fe    ] 
th^  goodn.of  G. mould  lead  to  repen .  'n. 
1 1.22.  behci  1  the  goodneffe  and  feverity  of  God 
goodnei]l\i{  mou  continue  in  hi,  vaodn. 
1 5.i4.that  you  alfo  are  full  of  goodneffe 
Ga/.f  .1  i.fiuit  of  toe  fpint  is  gentleneffe,goodne(Je 
■  F.phefc. 9.  fmit  of  the  (pint  is  in  all  goodneffe, 
z  Tbef.i.i  1.  fulfill  all  the  good  pleaf.of  his  goodn. 

JrJooO  while. 
^#.15.17.  ye  knGW  how  that  agood while  agoG. 

Gen.14.1 1.  they  took  all  the  goods  of  Sodom 
1 2.Lot,and  his  goods,  and  departed 
1 6.  Abraham  brought  back  all  the  goods 

his  brother  Lot,  and  all  his  goods 
21-g've  me  the  perfons,and  take  the  goods 
24.10.  the  goods  of  his  mailer  were  in  his  hand 
3'i.i8.Jacob  carried  away  all  his  gooisthat  he 
4^.6.thcy  took  their  cattell  andgoods  to  Egypt 
Exod.it.  8.  have  put  his  hand  to  his  neighb.goods 
1 1. hath  not  put  his  hand  to  his  neighb.gso^ 
W««M6.3  2.fwallowedthemupjand  all  their  goods 
3 1.9.  took  the  fpoil  of  Midian,&  all  their  goods 
35.3.  the  fubutbs  (halbe  for  the  Levitsgoods 
Deut.zS.i  1.  L.fh3ll  make  thee  plenteous  in  goods 
2  Chro.z  i.i4.the  L.will  fmite  thy  wives,rhy^Wf 
E-qa.  i-4-lci  the  men  of  his  place  help  with  goods 
6.all  about  them  ftreng.their  hands  with  go. 
6.8.  of  th   Kings  {wwfo  expences  be  given 
7.i6.tobanimment}confifcationofgWs 
2Vek9.25.they  pofleffed  houfes  full  of  all  goods 
fob  20. 10. his  hands  (hall  reftore  their  goods 

2 1. therefore  (hall  no  man  look  for  his  goods 
zS.his  goods  (hall  flow  away  in  the  day  of 
Ecclef. 5.  1  i.when  goods  increafe,they  are  increafed 
£^£.  3  8. 1 2  .w  hich  have  gotten  cattell  and  goods 

1 3  .art  thou  come  to  take  away  cattel  &  goods 
Zeph.  1 . 1 3  .their  goods  (hall  become  a  booty 
Ato.i2-29.intoaftrong  manshou.&  fpoil  his  go. 

Mar. 3. 17. 
24-47.  mall  make  him  ruler  over  all  his  goods 
1  ?•  1 4.  and  delivered  to  them  his  goods 
Lu\  6.30. taketh  away  thy  goods,  ask  them  not  ag. 
1  r .  2 1  .keepeth  the  houfe,  his  goods  are  in  peace 


G  O  R        GOS 

1 2. 1 8. there  willlbeftow  all  my  goods 

19.  thou  haft  much  goods  laid  up  for  many 
1  5.  1 2.give  me  the  portion  of  goods  that  falleth 
16.  i.accufed  —that  he  had  wafted  his  goods 
19.8. the  half  of  my  goods  I  give  to  the  poor 
Ac7.z,4<$.(old  them  poffefllons  and  goods 
1  Cor.  13.3  .though  I  beftow  all  my  goods  to  feed 
He6.10.34.took  joyfully  the  fpoiling  of  your  goo. 
Rev.^.17.1  am  rich,and  encreafed  in  goods 

<l5opl)er  wood. 
Gen.6.14.  make  thee  an  ark  of  Gopher  wood 

Exod.i  1.28. if  an  ox  gore  a  man  or  a  woman 

3 1 .  v/hether  he  hath  gored  a  fon,ox  gored 

<J5oigeou0, 

Lu\.f$.i  1.  Her.with  his  men  array,  him  ingorge. 

drJotgeenflp, 

E^.23.1 2.  doted  on  the  Affyr.clothed  mo&gorg. 
Lu^e  7. 25. they  which  aregorg.  appar.are  in  Kings 

tfofben. 
Gm.45.  10.  thou  (halt  dwell  in  the  land  of  Gojhcn 
46. 2 8. to  Jofephj  to  direct  his  face  unto  Gqjben 
they  came  into  the  land  of  Gofln-n 
29Jofeph  went  up  to  meetlfrael  to  Gojhen 
34.that  ye  may  dwell  in  the  land  of  Gojhen 
47. 1. and  they  are  in  the  land  of  Gojhen 

3. let  thy  fervants  dwell  in  the  land  of  Gojhen 
6.in  the  land  of  Gojhen  let  them  dwell 
27.1frael  dwelt  in  thecountrey  of  Gojhen 
50.8.  their  herds  left  they  in  the  land  of  Gojhen 
Exod.i. 22.  He  fever  that  day  the  land  of  Gojhen 
9. 26. only  in  the  land  oiGojhen  was  no  hail 
/o^io.4i.Jo(h.fmote  all  the  land  ot  Gojh.to  Gib. 
1 1. 1 6.  fo  Jofh.took  all  the  land  of  Gojhen,and 
1 5.  j  1  .inherit,  of  Judah  in  the  mount.of  Gojh. 
<0ofpd. 
Mai.  1. 1. beginning  of  thegofpelof  Jefus  Chrift 

1  5  .repent,  and  beleeve  the gofpel 

8. 3  5  .(htl  lofe  his  life  for  my  fake,and  thegofp. 
10  29.  hath  left  hqufe  for  my  fake,  &  the  gofpel 
1 3 .  i  o.  the  gofpel  muft  firft  be  publiflied  among 
Acl. i^.y.by  my  mou. mould  hear  the  wo.of  the  go. 
20.24.  to  tefttfie  the  gofpel  of  the  grace  of  God 
Rom.  r.i.anapoftle/eparated  to  the  gofpel  of  God 
9,  whom  I  ferve  with  my  fpirit  in  the  gofpel 
16  fori  am  not  aihamed  of  thegc/pf/ofCh. 
2.  16. judge  the  fecrets  according  to  my  gofpel 
10. 1 6. they  have  not  all  obeyed  the  gofpel 
1 1.  28.  as  concerning  thego/]W,they  are  enem. 
1 5.16.M  the  gent.miniftring  the  gofpel  of  God 
29.  in  the  falnefte  of  the  bleffi.  of  the  gofpel 
16.2?  .to  ftablifh  you  according  to  my  gofpel 

1  Co?  4.15.1  have  begotten  you  through  the  gofp. 

9.12.  left  we  (hould  hinder  thegofpelof  Chrift 
17.  difpenfation  of  the  gofpelbe  committed 
18. may  make  the  gof.oi  Chx. without  charge 

that  I  abufe  notmy  power  in  the  gofpel 
2 3 .  this  I  doe  for  the  gofpels  fake 

2  Cor.4.3.  if  om gofpelbe  hid,  it  is  hid 

4. left  the  light  of  the  gloriousgo/J^/— -  mine 
8.i8.whofe  praife  is  in  thegofpel 

9. 1 3 .  for  your  profeffed  fubjeftion  to  thegofpel 
1 1.4.  another  gofpel,  which  ye  have  not  accept. 

Gal.  1 .6.  fo  foon  removed  to  another  gofpel 

7.  and  would  pervert  thegofpel  of  Chrift 
2.2. 1  communicated  to  them  the  gofpel 
5.  that  the  truthof  the  gofpel  might  continue 
7. when  they  faw  that  thegofp.  of  uncircum. 
as  thegofpel  of  circumcif.  was  to  Peter 
i4.not  uprightly,  accor.to  the  truth  of  the  go. 
Ephef.1.1 3  .the  gofpel  of  your  falvation,in  whom 
3 ,6.partakers  of  his  promife  by  thegofpel 
6.1 5. (hod  with  the  preparation  of  thtgof.of  pe. 
19-to  make  known  the  myftery  of  thegofpel 
Pbil.  1.5.  for  your  fellowfliip  in  the  gofpel 

7_in  the  defence  &  confirmation  of  the  gofp. 
1 2.  fallen  out  rather  to  the  furth.of  the  gofp. 
1 7.I  am  (ct  for  the  defence  of  thegofpel 
27.converfationbeas  becometh  thegofpel 
driving  together  for  the  faith  of  thegofp. 
2.22.  he  hath  ferved  with  me  in  the  gofpel 
4. 3. which  laboured  with  me  in  thegofpel 
1 5. know  alfo, that  in  the  beginn.of  the  gofp- 
Col.  t.  j.heard  bef.in  the  word  of  the  tru.of  the  gof. 

2  3  .be  not  moved  away  fr.the  hope  of  the  go. 
1  Ihef.  1 . 5  .our  gofpel  came  not  unto  you  in  v/ord 

Pp  2 


GOS       GOT 

2.2.  we  were  bold  to  fp.to  you  thegofp.of  God 
4.  put  Lnrruft  with  thegofpel 
8. to  b3ve  imparted,not  thego/pe/only,bc!t 
3.2.I  fent  Timoth.  our  fellow-lab.in  thegofpel 
z  Thef.1.8.  know  not  God,&  obey  not  the  gofpel 

2. 1 4.  whereunto  he  called  you  by  our  gofpel 
1  Tim.1.11.  accord.  tothe|<»//v/of  theblefled  G. 
z  Tim.i.She  thou  panak.of  the  affliiS.of  thegofpel 

1  o.hath  brou.  immort.to  light  thtou.the gof. 
2.8.Chr.of  Dav.was  raifed  accord.to  my  gofpel 

Phile.  1 3  .have  minift.to  me  in  the  bonds  of  the-?tf. 
1  Pet. 4. 1 7. end  be  of  them  that  obey  not  the 
«J5ofpEl  joyned  w  ith  preach, 
preached,preaching. 
Ate.4.23.  Jefus  went  preaching  thegofpelof  the 

Chap.9.3'5.zt£»M.i4.  ! 
11.  j.  the  poor  have  the  gofpel  preached  to  them 
.  Ln\e  7.22. 
z\.\$.thisgofpelofthe  kingd.fhall  be  preached 
26. 1 3.wherefoeverthisgy//;^  (hall  be  preached 
Mar. 14.9. 
Mar.16. 1  j.go preach  thegofpelto  every  creature 
Liek.4. 18. he  hath  anointed  me  to  preach  the  gofp. 
9.6.they  departed,prcaching  thegofp  &  healing 
20.  i.as  he  taught  the  people,  preaching  the  gof. 
^ff.8.2f.preachedthe£fl/j^m  many  vil.of  the Sa. 
14.7.  and  there  they  preached  the  gofpel 

2  i.when  they  had  preach.thego^.to  that  city 
16.  io.that  the  L.had  called  us  to  prea.the  gofp. 

Rom.  1 . 1 5 .1  am  ready  to  preach  the  f  of.to  you  at  R. 
10.15. how  beau.are  the  feet  of  the  that  pr.theg. 
1  y.19.1  have  fully  preached  the  gofpel  of  Chrift 
20.yea,(o  have  I  ftrived  to  preach  the  gofpel 

1  Cor.1.1 7.not  to  baptize,  but  to  preach  the  gofpel 

9.i4.they  that  vte.thegof  (hould  live  of  the  gof 
i6.though  I  preach  thegofpel,  I  have  no 

wo  to  me,if  I  preach  not  the  gofpel 
i8.that  when  I  preach  the  gofp.  I  may  make 

1 5.  1. 1  declare  to  you  thegofpel  which  I  preac. 

2  Cor.  2. 1 2.when  I  come  to  Troas  to  pre.the  gofp. 

10.i4.come  as  far  as  to  you  in  preach,  thegofp. 
1 6.to  preach  the  gofpel  in  the  regions  beyond 
1 1 .7-becaufe  I  have  prea.to  you  freely  thegofpel 
G al.  1. 8. we ,or  an  angel  —preach  any  other  gofpel 
9.  if  any  man  preach  any  other gofpel,\ei  him 
1 1. gofpel  preached  of  me  is  not  after  man 
3. 8. preached  before  thegofpelto  Abraham 
4. 1 3  .throu.infir.of the  flelh  I  preach.the  gof.at 
Col.  1 . 2  3. not  removed  fr.  the  hope  of  the  gofptea. 
1  Thef.z.g.we  preached  to  you  the  gofpel  of  God 
He/».4.2.for  unto  us  was  thego//>,preached,as  well 

1  Pet.  1.1 2.  by  them  that  have  prea.thegfl^».to  you 

2 5. this  is  the  word  which  by  thegofp.  is  pre. 
4.6.for  this  caufe  the  gofp.y/as  prea.to  the  dead 
Rev.\q. 6.having  the  everlaftinggo/pe/  to  preach 

Gen.$  6.6.Efau  took  his  fubftance  which  he  had  got 
39.12.  left  his  garm.and  fled,  and  got  him  out 

Ver.  1 5 . 
Pfal.4n.$.got  not  the  land  by  their  own  fword 
Ecclef.z.j.lgot  me  fervants  and  maidens 
Jet.  1 3 . 2.fo  I  got  a  girdle  according  to  the  word  of 
4.  take  the  girdle  that  thou  haftgflf 

dSottert. 
Gen4.1l  have  gotten  a  man  from  the  Lord 
12.5.  Abraham  rook  the  fouls  they  had  gotten 
3 1. 1. hath  begotten  all  this  fubftance 
1 8. all  his  goods  which  he  had  gotten 

cattel  of  his  getting,which  he  had  gotten 
4i.6.goods  which  hehad  got.in  the  la.  of  Can. 
Exod.  14*18.  when  I  have  gotten  me  hon.  on  Pinr. 
Lev.64.0x  the  thing  which  he  hath  deceitf.  gotten 
Num.i  i.jo.bro.an  oblat.what  every  man  hxdi.got. 
De«.3.i7.mightofmyhand  hath got.me  this  w  J. 

2  Saw.i7.i3.inoreover,ifhe  be  gotten  into  a  city 
Job  28 . 1  y.it  cannot  be  gotten  for  gold 

3  i.2j.rejoiced,bec.minc  hind  hadgottcn  much 
Pfa. 9-8. i. his  holy  arm  hzthgotten  him  the  vicio.  y 
Pro.  1 3. 1 1. wealth got.by  vanity  (hall  be  diminiih. 

20.2 1. an  inhentan.may  begotten  haftily  at  firft 
Ecckf.i.i6-l  havegotten  me  more  wifdomt  then 
Ifa.  1 5 .7.che  abundance  they  have  gotten  (hall  car, 
fer.^9. 3  6 .becaufe  the  riches  he  hath  gottcnis  per. 
£^e.i8.4.with  thy  wifdom  thou  haft  gotten  riches 
haft  gotten  gold  and  (ilver  to  thy  treaf. 

38.12.  upon  the  people  which  have  gotten 


GOV        GOV 

T)an.t).  i  f.haft  gotten  thee  renown,as  at  this  day 
.451  s  z 1 .  i  .after  we  had  gotten  from  them,and  had 
Rcv.i  5.2.I  faw  them  that  had gof.vict.ov.the bea. 

djfcroern. 
i  I0'».ii.7.doft  thou nowgovernthe kingd.oflfr. 
fob  3  4. 1 7.  fhall  even  he  that  hateth  right  f<wwz 
?/i/.67.4.and  aovern  the  nations  upon  the  earth 

d&obetnment, 
J/^.o.6.the  government  fhall  be  upon  his  fhoulders 
7.of  the  increafe  of  his  govern,  fhalbe  no  end 
22.21.Ile  commit  the  government  into  his  hand 
i  r0r.  i  i.'zS.gifts  of  healing,helps  in  government 
z  Pd.z.i  o  .chiefly  them  that  defpife  government 

<2>ofcernour. 
Gc3.4i.^Jofeph  was  govemour  over  the  land 

45.i6.]ofeph  isalive,&  isgow.overaUthe  land 
i  Kjng.i8-l-  Ahab  called  Obad.which  wasgover. 
2zTi6.carry  Micaiah  back  to  Amon  thegover- 
2Cfowz.18.25. 
z  Ki».23-8-ent"ng  "n  of  the  gate  of  Jofh.thegov- 
25.23.beard  that  Neb.had made  Gedaliah  go-y- 
yer.40-7- 

1  Chro.zg.i  2.  anointed  Sol.to  be  the  chief  govern, 
z  Cbr.  1 .  i.Sol.ipake  to  every  govemour  in  all  Ifrael 

28.7.Zichriflew  AzrikamgoiW7Z.ofthehoufc 

3 4.8 . Jofiah  tent  the  govern.oi  the  city  to  repair 

£^ivi  j.j.at  the  fame  time  came  Tatnai  govemour 

6.  copy  of  the  letter  Tatnai  gov.  on  this  fide 

14-Cyrus  delivered  veffels  to  the  govemour 

6.6.now  therfore  Tatn.gows.beyond  the  river 

7. let  the  govemour  of  the  Jews  build  this  ho. 

1  j.then  Tatnai  govemour  did  as  Darius  fern 
Neh-i  ,7.repaired  to  the  throne  of  thegovernour 

5.i4.from  the  time  that  I  was  appointed gover. 

have  not  eaten  the  bread  ofthc  govern. 

1.8.  required  not  I  the  bread  of  the  govemour 

1  2.26.thefe  were  in  the  daiesof  Nehem.thego. 
P/«/.22.i8.heistheg0iOTWtf"among  the  nations 
/e^20.i.Paihur,who  was  chief  gov.  in  the  Ls  ho. 

30.2  i.theirgflttfi'K.fhall  proceed  from  the  midft 
40. 5.  go  back  to  Gedaliah  the  govemour 
4i.i.Ifhm.  fmote  Gedaliah  —  made  govemour 
1 8.  becaufe  Kh.  had  flain  Gedaliah  theg<w. 
Hag.1.1.  wZetub.fon  oiSheah. govern.ofjudah 
i4.L.ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  Zaab.governour 
2.2.fpak  now  tothegoztf/vzoa^and  to  Jofhua 
2 1  l peak  to  thegot\faying,Ile  fhake  the  hea. 
Zee.9y7.he  fhall  be  as  a  govemour  in  Judah 
A/a/.  1.8. offer  it  now  unto  the  govemour 
Mat.z.6.  for  out  of  thee  (hall  come  a  govemour 
27.2.  delivered  him  to  the  govemour 

11.  Jef.ftood  before  the  gov.&  •hegoz'.asked 
1 4.infomuch,that  the  govemour  marvelled 
1 5. at  the  feaft  the  gover. was  wont  toreleafe 
2i.g<w-anfwered.Whether  of  the  twain  will 

2  3.theg<rcw»0«>'  faid, Why  ?  whatevill  hath 
17.  then  the  fould.  of  the  govern,  took  Jefus 

28.1 4. if  this  come  to  the  govemour  sear 
Lu\. 2. 2-this  taxing  was  when  Cyren.gow.ofSy. 

3. 1. the  1 5th  ycer  of  CefarjPilategowr.of  Jud. 

20. 20.  might  deliv.  him  to  the  pow.of  the  gov. 
fob.  1.8  .draw  out  now, and  bear  to*  the  govemour 
9  govern,  of  the  feaft  called  the  bridegroom 
Acls  7. 10. he  made  himgowa.over  Egypt,  and  all 

2  3 .  24-bring  him  fafe  to  Felix  the  govemour 

2t\Lyfias  to  the  excellent  govemour  Felix 

3  3.  came  and  deliv.  the  epiftle  to  the  govern. 
34.when  the  govemour  had  read  the  letter 

24-i-who  informed  the  govemour  againR  Paul 
io.Pau",  after  the  govemour  bekned,anfwer. 
46.30.the  K-arofe,&  the  govemour,  &  Bernice 

2  Cor.i  1.3  2. in  Damafcthegowso/tf'  under  A  ret. 
/a»j.3.4.fhips  turned  whitherfoever  thegiw.lifteth 

©otoemoarsi, 
Jud.^. 9. vny  heart  is  towards  the  governours  of  If, 

1 4.out  of  Machir  came  down  govemour  s 
\  Kin.10.  1 5. be  fide  the  gold  Sol.  had  of  the  govern. 
2  Chro.  9. 1 4. 

1  Cfor.24. 5  -giw.of  the  fanft  gov-of  thehoufeof  G. 

2  Cfo,.23.2o.]chojadatook  thegflfer.ofthe  people 
£^•.8.36.  deliv.  the  kings  commiffion  to  the  gov. 
Nefc.2-7.let  letters  be  given  me  to  the  govemour s 

9.  then  I  came  to  the  ?flw-beyond  the  river 
5.1  5.  the  former  gavemours  were  chargeableto 
Eft-i-i  2-all  that  Haman  had  comm.tothe  gflx>«7Z. 
DOT.2.48.K-made  Daniel  chief  of  the  govemour% 


GR  A        G  R  A 

3.2.Nebuc.fent  to  gath.  thegazwz.to  the  dedic. 
3.  then  the  princes  &  govemour s  were  gather. 
27.the  princes  and  govemour 's  faw  thefe  men 

6.7  .all  prefidents  &  gover.have  confulted  toge. 
Zech.iz.^.  govern.oi  Judah  fhall  fay  in  their  heart 

6.ILe  make  the  g<W/7Z.of  Judah  like  a  hearth 
Mat.  1  o.  1 8.  ye  fhalbe  brou.before govern.^,  kings 
Ga/.4.2.  but  is  under tutours  kgovemours  till  the 

1  Pef.z.i4.fubmit  yourfclves  to  gflws.as  fent  by 

Jonah  4.6.  the  Lord  God  prepared  a  goilrd 

Jonah  was  exceeding  glad  of  the  gourd. 
7.worm  fmote  the  gourd,that  it  withered 
9.  doft  thou  well  to  be  angry  for  the  gourd 
io.thou  haft  had  pity  on  the  gourd 
wild  <&qi\Kq<&. 

2  JJ?».4.39.gathered  wild  gourds  his  lap  full 

(Bojsn, 
2  JC''i7'6\carried  Ifr.&  placed  them  by  theri.Go. 
Chap.18.1r.  \  Ch;$.z6. 
I9.i2.which  my  fathers  have  deftr.as  Go-^an 

Ifa.tf.  12. 
(©race; 
Exra  9.8.  for  a  little  [pace grace  hath  been  fhewed 
£/?.2.i7.Efther  obtained  grace  in  his  fight  more 
Pfal.45  .z.trace  is  powred  into  thy  lips 

84.1 1.  the  Lord  will  give  grace  and  glory 
Pro.  1 .9.they  fhall  be  an  ornament  of  grace  to 
3. 22.10  (hall  they  be  grace  to  thy  neck 
34.  he  giveth  grace  unto  the  lowly 

fames  4. 16. 
4.9.  give  to  thine  head  as  ornament  of  grace 
22.1 1. for  thegrace  of  his  lips  the  King 
Zec.4-7.head  ftone  with  fhoutings,Grace,grace 

12.10  lie  powre  the  fpirit  of  grace  and  fupplic. 
Job.  j. 14  begot,  of  the  Fath.full  ofgraceand  truth 
1 6. have  we  all  received,and  grace  for  grace 
17. grace  and  truth  came  by  Jefus  Chrift 
/tffi.54.3  3.  and  great  grace  was  upon  them  all 
1 4. 3. which  gave  teftim.to  the  word  of  hisgrace 
18. 27. helped  them  much  wch  had  belee.thro.gi'. 
20.3  2.com. you  to  G.&  to  the  word  of  hisgrace 
Rom. 1. $. by  whom  we  have  received  grace 

7. grace  to  you,and  peace  from  G.our  Father 
iCor.1.3.  ztV.i.2.  Gal.i.j, 
Epbef.i.z.PbU.i.z. 
3-24-being  juftified  freely  by  hisgrace 
4.4.not  reckoned  of  grace,  but  of  debt 
1 6. it  is  of  faith.that  it  might  be  by  grace 
y.2.  into  thegrace  wherein  we  ftand 

1 7.  much  more  they  wcb  receive  abun.  of  grace 
zo.where  fin  abounded ,grace did  muchmore 
2i.fo  might  grace  reign  through  righteoufn. 
6. 1. fhall  we  continue  in  fin,that  grace  may  ab. 
14.  ye  are  not  under  the  law,  but  under  grace 
1  5  .(hall  we  fin>becaufe  weare  under  grace 
1 1. 5. a  remnant  accord,  to  theeleftion  of  grace 

6.  if  by  grace,then  no  more  of  works 

otherwife  grace  is  no  more  grace 
if  of  worksjthen  it  is  no  more  grace 
12. 3.I  fay,through  the  grace  given  to  me 

6. gifts  difFering,according  to  thegrace  given 
15.15  .becaufe  of  the  grace  given  to  me  of  God 

1  Coi.10.30.if  I  bygracebea  partakerjwhy 

15.10.  hisgrace beftowed  was  not  in  vain 

2  Coi'.4.i  5.abund.grace  might  redound  to  the  glo. 

8.6.  fo  he  would  alfo  finifh  the  fame  grace 
7»fee  that  ye  abound  in  thisgrace  alfo 
i9.chofen  totravell  with  us  with  thisg;vzce 

9.8.  God  is  able  to  make  all  grace  abound 

1 2. 9. my  grace  is  fufficient  for  thee 
Gfl/.i.6.r;mo.fr.  him  that  called  you  into  thegra. 
1 5. when  it  pleaf.G.who  called  me  by  his  gr. 

2. 9. when  Jam.  perceived  thegrace  given  to  me 

f.4.ye  are  fallen  from  grace 
Epb.  i.6.to  the  praife  of  the  gl  ory  of  his  grace 

7.  according  to  the  riches  of  hisgrace 
2.5.  by  grace  ye  are  laved 

7. might  (hew  the  exceeding  riches  of  hisgr. 
8. by  grace  ye  are  faved  through  faith 

3.8  .to  mejlefs  then  the  leaftjis  this  grace  given 

4.7.  to  every  one  of  us  is  given  grace  jaccording 
29.  that  it  may  mjnifter  grace  to  the  hearers 

6.24.graee  be  w  ith  all  them  that  love  our  L.  Je. 
Pbil.i.7.ye  all  are  partakers  of  my  grace 


G  R  A        G  R  A 


Col.  1. 2. grace  to you,and  peace  from  G.our  Father 
iThefi.i    rTbef.i.z.Phikm, 
3 . 1 6.hnging  with  grace  in  your  hearts 
4.6.1et  your  fpeech  be  alwaics  with  erace 
18. grace  bee  with  you  CTm.  4.  Zz. 


tit. 


Mj. 


2  Tbef.z.U.  given  us  good  hope  through  trrate 

1  ^/».i.2.graceJmercyJand  peace  from  God 

zTim.x.z.  Tit.i.4.  zjoh.x 
14.  grace  of  our  Lord  was  exceeding  abuncl.' 
6.21. grace  be  with  thee 

2  rim.  1.9  called  us  according  to  his  purp.&  ^ee 

2. 1. be  ltrongin  thegrace  that  is  in  Chrift" 
^r.3.7.juftified  through  hisgrace,made  heires 
ttefc.4. '  6.1et  us  come  boldly  to  the  throne  of  "race 
10.29.hath  done  defpite  to  the  fpirit  olnace 
I2.i8.1etus  havegrace,whereby  we  may 
1 3-9.it  is  a  good  thing  the  heartbe  ftatj >wth2T 

2  5.gracebewithyou  all  h 
Jam.i  1 1 .  thegrace  of  the  fafhion  of  it  perifheth 

4-6.but  he  giveth  more  grace 

1  Pet.  i.z.grace  unto  you,  and  peace  be  multiplied 

2Per.i  z 
io.whp  prophefied  of  the  grace  thatihould  ' 
1 3  .hope  to  the  end  for  the  grace  that'is  to 
3  -7-  as  being  heires  together  of  the  rrace  of  hfe 
5.5.  God  rehfteth rhe  proud>but  giv«h grace 
io.but  theGod  of  all  g>ace,who  hath 

2  Pe«.3.i8.butgrow  in  grace,&  in  the  knowledee 
jude  4.  turning  thegwee  of  our  God  into  lafcm 
Rev.i  .4.gra.  be  to  you,&  peace  from  him  which  is 

Find,or,  found  ®mz.  See{  |^^ 

<fl?tace  of  God,  See  (EoD. 

v!52ace  of  our  Lord  Jefus. 

Ail.  1 5. 1  i.thro.  thegra.  of  our  L.  Je.  we  fhalbe  Fa. 

R0m.i6.zo.the grace  ofourL.Jef.Chr.be  with  you 

Verfe24.  1O.6.23.  ^4.23. 

iThef.<;.z2.  zTbef^iH 

2  Cor.S.9.  ye  know  thegrace  of  our  L.Jefus  Chrift 

1 3.  i4.grace  of  the  L.Jefus,  &  the  love  of  God 

Gal.6.1%. grace  of  our  LJe.Ch.be  with  your  fpirit 

Phikm.z<. 
Rev.zz.%  1  grace  of  our  L.Jef.Chr.  be  with  you  all 

35?acioue. 

Gew.43.29.  God  begraaous  to  thee,  my  fon 

Exod.zz.  27. when  he  crieth,  He  hear,for  I  am gra. 

33.19.  He  begraaous  to  whom  He  begraaoits 

34-6.the  Lord,the  Lord,ftrong,g^cw« 

Num.6.zj.  Lord  make  his  face  lhine,and  begra«. 

1  Sam.iz.zz-G.  wil  be  graci»w,that  the  child  may 

2  fyng.  1 3.23.  and  the  Lo.  was  gracious  unto  them 
2  Cfco^o.c/.torthe  Lord  your  G.isgra.  &  mercif. 
Neh.9.1 7 .  thou  art  a  great  G.ready  to  pardon,gra! 

3  i.didft  not  utterly  forf.them,forthou  art  f , 
Job  3  3.24.then  he  is  gra.unto  him,&  faith,Deliv! 
Pfal.77.g.bath  God  forgotten  to  be  gracious 

86. 1 5. a  God  full  of  compaflion,and  eracioui 
Pfal.m.4. 
i03.8.the  Lord  is  gracious  and  mercifull 
1 1 2.4.  gracious,  fu  11  of  compaffion,and  righte. 
1 1^.5. gracious  is  the  Lord,and  righceous,yea 
i45.8.the  Lord  is  gracious,  and  full  ofcompaf. 
Pro.  11.  r  6. a  gracious  woman  reteineth  honour 
Eccl.  10.1  z.words  of  a  wife  mans  mouth  are  gad. 
i/d.30. 1 8.the  L.will  wait,  that  he  may  be  gracious 
1 9.  he  will  be  very  gracious  unto  thee 
3  3.2*  O  Lord  be  gracious  to  us,we  have  waited 
jer.  22.23.  how  gracious  (halt  thou  be  when  pangs 
Joel  2. 1 3. for  he  isgrac»/«,mercifull,flow  to 
Amos  5. 1 5. may  be  the  L.will  begra.to  theremn. 
Jonah  4.2/or  I  knew  that  thou  art  a  gracious  God 
Mai.  1 .9.  befeech  God  that  he  wil  be g/acious  to  us 
Lu\  4.2  2.wonderedatthegracw#j  words  which 
1  Pec.2.3_ye  have  tafted  that  the  Lord  isgracious 

dfjtactouflp. 
Ge3.3$.5.which  God  hath  gracioufly  given  thy  fer. 
1 1.  becaufe  G.  hath  dealt  gracioufly  with  me 
Pfal.1io.29.  grant  me  thy  law  gracioufly 
Hofiq.z.and  receive  us  gracioufly,  to  will  we 

(piaffe, 
Rom.  1 1 . 2 3  .God  is  able  tograffe  them  in  again 

<©iaffeO. 
Rom.x  1. 1 7. being  a  wild  olive,were  graffed  in 

19.bran.were  broken,that  I  might  begraf.in 

23.  they  alfo  (hall  begrajfed  in 

■     '        ..  "   •  ''■'  ;." a4.and 


GRA       GRA 

24-ancJ  wert  grafed  contrary  to  nature 

how  much  more  thefe  begrafed  into 

dBjaine.  .     ,;:,.,.' 

Amos  9.9.  yet  (hall  not  the  leaft  grame  fall  on  the 

M«M3. 3  i.kingdomc  of  heaven  likeagr.of  muft. 

Ma>  \e  4. 3 1  .£«^?  1  3 .  1 9. 

17.20.  ye  have  faith  asagra'se  of  muftard  feed 

1  Cor'.i  j. 37.  bare  grawe,  wheat,  or  other  grdim 

Luke  17.6. 
<0£cinOmoti]er. 
z  Tzw.i.j.which  dwelt  firft  in  thy  Grandmot.  Lois 

(Czant, 

.E^r.3.7.  according  to  the  gr<«t  they  had  of  Cyrus 

<0?ant, 
£ei>/7.  2  j .  24 .  ye  fhall  grant  a  redemp.  for  the  land 
Ruth  i.y.the  Lord  grant  you  may  find  reft,  e3ch 

2  Saw.  1. 17.  God  oflfrael  gi«thee  thy  petition 

1  Cfc0.21.22.gMBf  me  the  place  of  this  threfhing 

thou  (halt  grant  it  me  for  a  full  price 

2  Cfcro.i2.7.butlle  grant  them  fome  deliverance 
Neb.  1 . 1 1 .  and  gntst  him  mercy  in  the  fight  of  this 
Eftb.1  8.if  it  pleafe  the  King  to  grant  my  petition 

Job  6.8. that  God  would  grant  the  thing  I  long 
Vfal.zo.a,.  gra.thee  according  to  thine  owne  heart 
8  5  .7.  (hew  us  thy  mercy,  grant  us  thy  falvation 
1 19.z9.gmt  me  thy  Law  gracioufly 
143.8  .grant  not  the  defires  of  the  wicked 
Mat. zo.zi. grant  thefe  my  two  fons  may  fit 
Marke  ia.ii.gr ant  unto  us  that  we  may  fit 


GRA        GRA 


GRA        GRA 


Luke  i< 


74.that  he  would  grant  that  we  being  deli. 
Acl.^.zg.znd  gr.to  thy  fervant  that  with  all  bold. 
ta».i  5.5.  grant  you  to  be  like  minded 
Eph. $.i6.th<uhe  would  g.you  accord.to  the  riches 
2  Tim.i.iS.L.o.gra  that  he  may  find  mercyin  that 
Rev.3.21.  will  I  grant  to  fit  with  me  in  my  throne 

€>ianteD. 

1  Chro.q.xo.Sc  G.gra.him  that  which  he  requefted 

2  Cfc'0.i,i2.wifdome  and  knowledge isgr.to  thee 
E^^.and  the  King  granted  him  all  his  requefts 
Neh.z.$.K.inggranted  me  accord.to  the  good  hand 
Ejlh.  5  6.  what  is  thy  petition  and  it  fhalbe  granted 

Chap-7.2.  &9.12. 
8.1  i.wherein  the  Kingpraafd  the  Jewes  in 
9.i3.1etitbegr<«#e^to  the  Jewes  in  Shufhan 
fob  10. 1 2.thou  haft  granted  me  life  and  favour 
Pra.10.24.the  defire  of  the  right  fhalbe  granted 
•4#.j.i4.defired  amurtherer  to  be  granted  you 
1 1 . 1 8.then  ha  h  God  to  the  Gentiles  g.rcproof 
14.3  .&  granted  fignes  to  be  done  by  their  hand 
Rev.  19.8  .to  her  was  granted  (he  (hould  be  arayed 

Lm19.ro.  (halt  thou  gather  every  grape  of  thy  vine 
Deut.i  2.i4.thou  didft  drink  the  bloud  of  the  gra. 
Job  1 ? . 3  3 .  he  (hall  (hake  off  his  unripe  grape 
Cd«£.7.i2.whether  the  tender  grape  appcare 
Ifa.iZ. $.the  (ov/tegrape  is  ripening  in  the  flowre 
jet: 3  i.29.the fathers  have  eaten  a  Cowxegrape 
30. every  man  that  eateth  thefowre  grape 
Mlcab  7.  i.as  the  grape  gleanings  of  the  vintage 

d^apc-ptrjem*. 
fer. 6.9. turn  thine  hand  as  a  grape- gatherer  into  the 
49.9.  if  grape-gath.come  to  thee  would  they  not 

Obad.  5. 


Ge».40. 1  o.  the  clufters  brought  forth  ripe  grapes 
1 1. 1  tooke  the  grapes  and  preffed  them 
49. 1 1  .his  cloathes  in  the  bloud  of  grape  s 
Lev.  2  j .  5  .neither  gather  they  grapes  undreffed 

1 1.  in  jubile  not  gather  the  grapes  of 
Num.6. $.  eat  no  moift  grapes  nor  drink  liquor  of 

Verfe  9. 

13.20.  the  time  was  the  time  of  firft  tife  grapes 

23.  cut  down  a  branch  of  one  clufter  oigrap. 

24.place  called  Efhcol,becaufe  of  thecl.ofg. 

Ds0r.23.24.  thou  maieft  cat  grapes  thy  fill 

24. 2i.when  thou  gathers  the  grapes  of  thy  vine 
28.30.thou  (halt  plant  a  vineyard, not  gath.gr. 
3  2. 3  2.their  praxes  are  grapw  of  gall,  their 

Vcrfe  39. 
Judg.S  .2.  is  not  the  gleanings  of  the  grap.  of  Eph . 

9.27.trode  the  grapes,  and  curfed  Abimele*  h 
Neh.i  3.15 .bringing  in  afTes,  wine, grapM,  figs 
Cant.  2. 13  .vines  with  the  tender  grapes  give  a  fmel 
1  5  .for  our  vines  have  tender  grapes 
7-7.thy  brefts  to  clufters  of  grapes 


Ifa.'f.z.  he  looked  it  (hould  bring  ionhgrapes 

Verfe  4. 
and  it  brought  fortli  wild  grapes 

-    ,     ■    ,.'■.;  Vexk  4- 

i7.6.yetgleaninggj'^M  (hall  be  left  in  it 

24. 13.  as  the  gleaning  gra/>M  when  vintage  is 

J«'.8.i3.there(hallbenog(tf/><;.f  on  the  vine  nor 

•  if-30-g've  a  (hout,as  they  that  tread  the  grapes 

49>9.would  they  not  leave  fome  gleaning  gra. 

Obad.$. 
£^.i8.2.the  fathers  have  eaten  Cowrt grapes 
Hof.cj.io.I  found  Ifr.like  grapes  in  the  wildernefs 
Amos  9. 1 3  .treader  of  grapeSybim  that  foweth  feed 
Mat.y.  16.60  men  gather  grapes  of  thorns 
Luke  tl.44.of  thorns  men  do  not  gather  grapes 
Rev.  14. 1 8.  ha  grapes  are  fully  ripe 

d&jaffe. 
Gen.  1,  1 1  .let  the  earth  bring  forth  grajfe 

1 2.and  the  earth  brought  forth  grafjfe 

Num.zz.q.zs  the  ox  licketh  up  the grajfe  oi  the  fie. 

Deut.  1 1 . 1 5  .He  fend grafe  in  thy  fields 

29.2  3 .  nor  any  grajje  groweth  therein  like 

3  2.2.  as  the  (howres  upon  the grajfe 

2  Sam.  2  3 ,4.as  the  grajj'e  fpringing  out  of  the  earth 

1  ^i».i8.j.peradvent.find  grajje  tofave  the  hotfes 

2  King.  19.26.they  were  as  the  grajje  of  the  field 

lfa.17.z7. 

as  me.  grajje  on  the  houfe  tops 

Jfa.  37.17- 

job  5.2  j.thine  off-fpring  as  the  graffe  of  the  earth 

6-5. doth  thewildafie  bray  when  hehathgrajfe 

40. 1  j. Behemoth  eateth  grajje  as  an  ox 
P 'fal.i 7  2. foon  be  cutdown  Wkegrajfe 

72.6.come  down  like  rain  on  mowen graffe 
i6.they  of  the  city  (hall  flourifh  like  grajje 
90.  j.  in  the  morning  they  are  like  graffe 
92.  7.  when  the  wicked  fpring  as  grajje 
i02-4.my  heart  is  fmittcn,&  withered  likegr. 

1 1. 1  am  withered  like  grajfe 
10  3. 1  f.as  for  man,  his  day  s  are  as  graffe 
104.14.he  caufeth  the  grafs  to  grow  for  the  cat. 
io6.20.intothefimil.ofanoxthat  eatethgra/i 
129.6-let  them  be  as  the  graffe  on  the  hou-tops* 
147.8.  who  makethgra/fc  to  grow  on  the  mou. 
Pi"0.i 9. 1  z.Kings  favour  is  like  dew  upon  the  gra. 

27.2  5. hay  appeareth,tender  gra.  lheweth  ltfelf 
lfa.\  5.6. the  grajfe  faileth,there  is  no  green 

3  5.7.(hall  begra/7e,w!th  reeds  and  rufhes 
40.6.all  flefh  is  grajfe3and  all  the  goodlineffe 
1  Pet.i.z^. 
7. grajfe  withereth,the  flower  fadeth     V.8. 
1  Pet.  t.24. 
furely,  the  people  are  batgraffe 
44.8.they  fhall  fpring  up  as  among  thegrafj'e 
51.12.  fonofman,which  fhalbe  made  as  gra(/e 
^•.i4.f.forfook  it>becaufe  there  was  no  grajje 
6.their  eyes  failed,becaufe  there  was  no  gra, 
50. 1 1. you  are  grown  fat,as  an  heifer  at  grajfe 
Dan.4.1 5.1eave  theftump  in  the  tcnd.gr.of  the  fie.' 

Verfe  23. 
let  his.portionbe  with  beads  in  the  gr, 

2  5. they  fhall  make  thee  eat  grajfe  as  oxen 

Verfe  3  2. 

3  3. eat  grajfe  as  oxen,and  his  body  was  wet 

Chap.5.21. 
Amos  7.  z.  they  had  made  an  end  of  eating  thegra. 
Afic.5.7.as  the  flowers  on  the  gr.that  tarrieth  not 
Zee. 10.  i.L.fhall  give  to  every  one  graffe  in  the  fie. 
Mattb.6.10.  if  God  fo  clothe  the  grajje  of  the  field 

I0fc.12.28. 
14.19.comm.themult.to  fit  down  onthegraffe 
Mark,  6. 3  9. 
John  6.1  o.there  was  much  graffe  in  the  place 
Jam.1.10.  as  the  flowrofg;vi//ehefh1all  paffe  away 
1 1  .fan  no  fooner  rifen,but  it  w  ither.the  gra. 
Rev.%.7.  all  green  graffe  was  burnt  up 
9. 4. that  they  (hould  not  hurt  the  grajfe 

45tafbopper. 

Lev.  1  i.z  2. thefe  ye  may  eat,  the  grajhoppcr  after 
Job  39.20.cand  thou  make  him  afraid  as  the  graf. 
Ecclef.  12.5 .and  the  grafhopper  (hall  be  a  burden 

©latyoppers, 
Num  1 3.3  j. we  were  in  our  own  tight  as  graftopp. 
Judg.6.  5 .  they  came  asgrajhoppers  for  multitude 

7. 1 2. they  lay  in  the  valley  [ikegrajhoppers 
l/a.40.22.  the  inhabitants  fbereofare  asgrajhopp. 


Jer.^6.  z  3.  becaufe  they  are  more  then  the grafhop. 
Am. 7.1  .behold,he  formed  grafhop.  in  the  b^ia.ui 
Nabum  3 . 1 7  .thy  captains  as  great  grajhoppers 

<0?ate, 

Exod.  27.4.  make  for  it  a  grate  of  net-worjc 
35.1 6.ma.ke  the  alt.of burnt-off.w'''  his  bra.gr. 

38.4.  he  made  for  the  altar  a  brazen  grate 
5.caft  four  rings  for  the  four  ends  of  th  gra 
3o.therewith  he  made  a  brazen  altar  &  grate 

39-  39-brought  to  Mof.a  brazen  altar  ana  grate 
<©zatoe. 

Gen.i  J.iojacob  fet  upa  pillar  upon  her  grave 

that  is  the  pillar  of  Rachelsgra^ 
37-3  ">•  ^kgoedowiunto  the  grave  mourning 
42.3  8  .my  gray  head  with  forrow  to  the  grave 
44. 3  r  .our  father  with  forrow  to  the  grave 

50.5.  in  my  grave  which  I  have  digged 
Num.  19. i6.whofoe.toucheth  3  fTvz-wnlhalbe unci. 

18.  (prinkle  it  on  him  that  toucheth  a  grave 

1  Sam.z.6.  he  bringeth  down  to  the  grave  ■&.  onn. 

2  Sam.i. 3  2.  the  King  wept  at  the  grave  of  Abner 
19-37-  and  be  buried  by  the  gray*  of  my  father 

1  Ktn.z  6.1et  not  his  hoar  head  go  down  to  the  gr. 
5.  bring  down  to  the  grave  with  bloud 
i3.30.fieLid  his  carcafle  in  hisown  grave 
14. 1 3. he  only  of  Jcrob.  (lull  come  tolhe grave 
z  i^».2  2.20.thou  (halt  be  gath.to  thy  grave  m  pe- 
2CM0.34.28. 
job  3.2  2.are  glad  when  they  can  find  tht  grave 
5.26,  thou  (halt  come  to  thy  grave  in  a  full  age 
7.9.that  goethdown  to  the  grave  lhallcomeup 
10. 1 9.I  (hould  have  been  carr.fr. womb  to  gra. 
14. 1 3.O  that  thou  wouldft  hide  me  in  the  gr 
17-  •  3-if  I  wait,  the  grave  is  mine  houfe 
2 1. 1 3. in  a  moment  go  down  to  tht  trove 
3  2.  yctffull  he  be  brought  to  tht: grave 
24.19.fo doth  thegrave  thofcthaf  have  finned 
30.24.he  will  not  lhxteh  out  his  hand  to  theg. 
33.22.  his  foul  Uraweth  neer  to  thegrave 
Pfal.6.%.\n.  the  grave  who  fhall  give  thee  thanks 
30. 3. haft  brought  my  foul  up  from  the  grave 
31.17.  let  them  be  filent  in  the  grave 
49. 14.  l;ke  (heep  they  are  laid  in  thegrave 

their  beauty  (hall  confume  in  thegrave 

I  5-  redeem  my  foul  from  the  pow.of  theg)'. 
88-3.my  life  draweth  nigh  to  the  grave 

5.  like  the  (lain,  that  lie  in  the  grave 

1 1. fhall  thy  loving  feindn.be  decl.in  the  gra. 

89. 48. (hall  hedel.hisfoulfr.the  ha.oftkgra. 

14  i.7.our  bones  are  fcattered  at  the  graves  mo. 

Prov.  1 . 1 2.  let  us  fwallow  them  alive  as  the  grave 

3  o.  1 6. the  grave  and  barren  womb  fay  not,lt 
Ecclef.  9. 10. there  is  no  wifd.  in  the grave,\i hither 
Cant.S  .6.jeaIoufie  is  cruell  as  the  grave 
lfa.10,.11.  thy  pomp  is  brought  down  to  thegrave 
19. thou  art  caft  out  of  thy  grave  as 
3  8. 10. 1  (hall  goe  to  the  gates  of  thegr<tt.;e 

i8.forthegftzwcannotpraife  thee 
53.9.he  made  his  grave  with  the  wicked 
Jer.zo.  17.  that  my  moth.mighthave  been  mygr. 
E%skl l- l  ?•  day  when  he  went  down  to  rhe  grave 
3  2.2  3  .her  company  is  round  about  her  grave 
24.  there  is  Elam  about  her  grave 
Hof.13.1H.Uc  ranf.them  from  the  power  of  the  gr. 
O grave,  I  will  be  thy  deftru&ion 
Nahum  1 .14. He  make  thy  grave,  for  thou  art  vile 
John  1 1- 17.  he  had  lien  in  thegrave  {oat  dayes 
3 1  .flie  goeth  to  thegrave  to  weep  there 
3  8.cometh  to  the  grave, ind  it  was  a  cave 
1 2. 1 7.  when  hee  called  Lazar.  out  of  his  grave 
1  Cm.i  5.5  $.0 grave, where  is  thy  victory 

<3pz\>e-clotbes. 

Job.i  i.44.bound  hand  &  foot  with gwe-clothes 

(©jabe. 

1  Tim.2 .8.1ikewife  muft  the  deacons  be  grave 

I I  .fo  muft  the  w  ives  be  grave 
Tit.z.z.  that  the  aged  men  be  fober  andgrave 

<E>*atoe. 

Exod. zS.9. grave  on  the  onix  ftones  the  names  of 
36.make  a  plate  of  pure  gold, &  gra.  upon  it 

2  Cbro.z.7-fend  me  aman  that  can  skill  to  grave 
14.I  have  fent  a  cunning  man  to  grave  dny 

d5?at^. 

1  Kjng.7.^6.  on  the  borders  hegMw/cherubims 

2  cbrd.yi.  he  graved chcrubims  on  the  walls 

<0jaVieH 


G  R  A        G  R  A 


(Szatocll. 
Pro  20.17.  his  mouth  (hall  be  filled  will  graven 
J/a.48. 1 9.che  ofF-fpring  of  thy  bowels  like  the  gc. 
Law.  j.  i6.hath  broken  my  teeth  with grav.  ftones 

Ifa.A9.16. I  haveg/aws  thee  upon  the  palms  of 
Ha&.z.  1  S.that  the  graver  thereof  hath  graven  it 

(Siatoen, 
£*<></  j  z. 16. graven  upon  tables  of  ftone 

39.6.gwe»as  fignetsare  graven 
Jnb  19.24.tlwt  they  were  graven  with  an  iron  pen 
Jer.  17  ii.it  is  graven  upon  the  table  of  their  hearts 
Acis  17.20.  Godheid  like  gold  or  CAv.grav.by  art 

J5iabeni>»age. 
'fixed.  2o.4.not  make  to  thy  felf  any  graven  image 
Lev.z6.i.Deut.^.B. 
Dcu.A.16.  left  you  corr.your  fel.&  make  agra.im. 

Verfe  25. 
1 3  .take  heed  left  you  make  you  a  gra.  image 
27.1  f.cun'.be  the  man.  rhatmakethanygra.iin. 
Judg.17-i.ior  my  fon  to  make  a  graven  im^ge 
4. gave  to  the  found.who  made  a  grav.iraa.ge 
18.14.  there  is  in  this  houfe  a  graven  image 
17.  the  five  men  took  thegraz/.image  &  eph. 
zo.heart  wasglad,and  he  cook  the  grav.  im. 
jo.the  child,  of  Danfet  up  the  graven  image 
Verfe  3 1. 
2  I^«.2i.7.Manaff.fet  agrav.  image  in  the  hou.of 
lfa.40.19.  the  workman  melteth  a  graven  image 
20.feeks  a  workman  to  prep.  &  graven  image 
44.o.they  that  make  igraven  image  are  vanity 
jo.whohath  — molten  a  graven  image 

1  f.maketh  u  a  gray,  image,  &  falleth  down 
i7.re(iduehe  maketh  his  graven  image 

45.20.fettethupthcwoodofagraiOT*image 
48.  5  .and  my  gratis  image  hath  comman.them 
Jer.  10. 14.  founder  is  confoun.  by  his  graven  im. 
Chap.  5 1. 17. 
Nafc.i.  14.I  will  cut  off  the  graven  image 
Ha&.z.  1 8.what  profiteth  the  graven  image 

45jtatieri  images. 
Deut.7.^.  burn  their  graw»  images  with  fire    . 

Verfe  25. 

1 2.3. ye  (hall  hew  down  tht  graven  images  of 

2  f(f.  17.41. feared  the  Land  ferved  graww  images 

2  Cfo\ 33.1 9-fet  up  grav.im.  before  he  was  humbl. 

34.7. when  he  had  beaten  thegrav.im.to  powd. 

P/ai.78.58.moved  him  to  jeal.with  their  grav.im. 

97. 7. confoun.  be  they  that  fcrve  graven  images 

J/a.io.io.whofegrav.im.didexcell  them  in  Jeruf. 

21.9  Babylon  is  fallen,and  all  thegrau.images 

30.22.defile  the  covering  of  thy  graven  images 

42.8.neithermy  praife  tograven  images 

1 7. greatly  afhamed  that  truft  in  graven  ima. 

Jer.S.  1 9.  provoked  me  to  anger  with  their gr.im. 

50.38.it  is  the  land  of  graven  images 

5  r. 47.  lie  doe  judgment  upon  thegraww  ima. 

Verfe  j  2. 
Huf.  1 1 .2.they  burnt  incenfe  to  graven  images 
Micah  1 .7. all  the  graven  images  (hall  be  beaten  to 
5. 1 3. thy  graven  images  will  I  cut  off 

(Bjafccg. 

Exo.ia.i  i.bec.there  were  nopra.in  Eg.haft  thou 
2  i$».2  3.6.caft  the  powder  on  the  graves  of  the 
2  Cfcj\34.4.ftrewed  ir  on  the  graves  of  them  that 
Job  1 7 . 1  .and  the  graves  are  ready  for  me 
I/a.65 .4-which  remain  among  thcg>vzwj,&  lodge 
Jer. 8. 1. bring  the  bones  of  the  prie.out  of  theirgc. 
26.23  .caff  his  dead  body  into  the  graves  of  the 
E%e.  3  2.2  2.  Amur  is  there,  his  graves  are  about  him 
23  .whokgraves  are  fet  in  the  fides  of  the  pit 

2  j.there  is  Elam,hcrgram  are  about  him 
26.Meihech  Tubal,her  graves  are  about  him 

37.1 2.11e  open  yourgsamand  caufe  you 

to  come  out  up  of  your  graves 
1 3.  when  I  have  opened  your  graves, 

&  broug.you  out  of  your  gra.you  fhall 
39.11.  lie  give  Gog  a  place  of  graves  inlfrael 
Maf.27.52.  and  the  graves  were  opened 

5  3  .and  came  out  of  the  graves  after  his 

lube  1 1.44.  you  are  as  graves  which  appear  not 

/o/;-5.28.that  are  in  thegrax'e.s  fhall  hear  his  voice 

Rev.11.9.  not  fuffer  their  bodies  to  be  put  ing;i'a. 

dBiafcetb, 

•  Ufa.iz.i6.as  he  that gravctb  an  habita.  for  himfelf 

1 . 


GRA        G  R  E 

45tatitncj,©jatitnaS, 
Exod.i  2-4.he  fafhioned  it  with  a  graving  tool 

1  K.w.7.3 1. upon  the  mouth  of  the  laver  were  gra'. 

2  Chro.z.  14.cun.man  to  grave  any  maner  of  grav. 
Zee.  3.9.1k  engrave  the  graving  thereof3faith  the  L. 

tifeabitg, 

i  Tiw.3.4.  having  hischil.in  fubject.with  all  gra. 
Tic.  i.7.in  do&rine,fhewinggrai>«y,(incerity 
flaunt,  See  (feiant, 
©tap. 
Gen.Ai.  3  8 .  my  gray  head  with  forrow  to  the  gra. 
44.3 1.  bring  down  thegray  haires  of  our  father 
Deu.  3  2.2  f.deft.ihe  fuckling  wth  the  man  oigfay  h. 
P/0.20. 29.  the  beauty  of  old  men  is  the  gray  head 
Hof.7 .g.gray  hairs  are  here  and  there  upon  him 

C&ityzbeaded. 
1  Sa.12. 2.1am  old  &  gray-headed,my  fons  are  w* 
Job  15.10.  with  us  are  both  the  gray-headed 
Pf.7 1 . 1 8.when  old  &  gray-beaded  forfake  me  not 

(Bnaphount). 
Pre.30.3  i.t  graybound,  a  hee-goat,  and  a  King 

<2>ieafe, 

PfaL  1 19.70. their  heart  is  as  fat  as grcafi 

<j5;eat. 
Gen.\.\6.  God  made  twogreat  lights  j 
2  i.God  created  great  whales 
7.1 1. fountains  of  the  great  deep  broken  up 
10.12.  Afhur  built  Refen,the  fame  is  agre.city 
1 2.2.  He  make  thy  name  great 

17.L.  plagued  Pharaoh  withgreat  plagues 
1  j.i.I  am  thy  exceeding  great  reward 

1 2.an  horror  of  great  darkneffe  fell  on  him 
14.  fhall  they  come  out  with  great fubftance 
1 8. to  the  great  river,  the  river  Euphrates 
21.8.  Abr-made  agreat  feaft  that  day  that  Ifaac 
24.3  j.blelTed  him  greatly,&  he  is  become  great 
26. 1 3. Ifaac  waxedgreat,and  went  forward 

14.  Ifaac  had  great  ftore  of  fervants 
30.8. with  great  wreftlings  I  have  wrefted 
3  9.9.  how  can  I  do  this  great  wickedneffe 
41.29*  feven  yeers  of  great  plenty 

45.7.  to  fave  your  lives  by  a  great  deliverance 
48.19.he  alfo  (hall  begrear,but  his 

50. 10. there  they  mourned  with  a  great  lamen. 
Exod.$.  3  .He  turn  afide,and  fee  this  great  fight 
6.6.  lie  redeem  you  with  great  judgments 

Chap.  7.4. 

1 1.8.  went  out  from  Pharaoh  in  agreat  anger 
i8.22.everyfrea/mact.  they  fhall  bring  to  thee 
29. 20. upon  the  great  toe  of  the  right  foot 

Lez>.8.23,24.  &  14.14.  &  17.25,18. 
Lev.  1  i.i7.thefe  an  abominat.  the  little  &g>'.owl 
iVie.13.32.  allthepeo.  wefaw  were  men  of gr.ftat. 
14. 1 8 .Lord  islong-fuffering,&  ofgreat  mercy 
23.24.people  fhall  rife  up  as  a  great  lion 
24-9.he  lay  down  as  agreat  lion,who  fhall 
1 1. 1  thought  to  promote  thee  to  great  hon. 
Dent,  1.7.  turn  ye3and  go  to  thtgreat  river  Euphr. 
1 9.  we  went  thorow  all  the  great  wilderneffe 
28.cities  are  great,and  walled  to  heaven 
2«7.knoweth  thy  walkingthorow  thisg/'.wild. 
3.5.  befides  walled  towns  agreat many 
4.34.hath  G.affayed  to  take  a  nation  bygr.tcr. 

3 6. upon  earth  he  fhewed  thee  hisgreat  fire 
j.22.thefe  the  Lord  fpake  with  a  great  voice 

25. for  thisgreat  fire  willconfumc  us 
6.io.to  give  thee  great  and  goodly  cities 

2 2. Lord  fhewed  wonders  great  upon  Egypt 
7. 1 9. the  great  temptations  which  thine  eye  law 
Chap.  29. 3. 
8. 1 5. who  led  thee  thorow  that  great  &  ter.wil. 
9 . 1  .to  poffeffe  ci tiesgreat,  &  fenced  up  to  heav. 
10. 17.  the  Lord  your  God  is  a  great  God 

2  Chron.z.%. 
1 1. 7 .your  eyes  have  feen  all  the  great  afts  of 
1 8. 1 6.  let  me  not  fee  this  great  fire  any  more 
z6. 8.  L.  brought  us  our  with  great  terriblenefTe 
28.59.  the  Lord  will  make  thy  plagues  great 
a9.24.what  meaneth  the  heat  of  thisgre.  anger 
28.theLord  rooted  them  out  in  great  indig. 
""34.t2.in  all  thegreat  terrour  Mof.fhewcd  in  the 
Jof.  1 .4.have  given  you  from  the  w  il.to  the  gr.river 
6.5.all  the  people  (hall  fhout  agreat  fhout 
ao.and  the  people  (houted  with  a  great  fhout 
1  SaM.4.5.  EVa  ?•**• 
7.9.  what  wilt  thou  do  unto  thy  great  name 


G  RE 


G  R  E 


.  26.raifed  over  agreat  heap  of  ftonts 

Chap.  8.  2$. 

1 1.8.  they  chafed  them  unto  great  Zidon 
14.12.thou  heardft  the  cities  were  great  &  fen. 

1 5  •  Arba  was  a  great  man  among  the  Anak. 
19-18. Afhers  loc  came  to  great  Zidon 
2  2.  io.built  a  great  altar  to  fee  to        ..     • 
24.17.he  it  is  that  did  thofe great  figncs  in  our 
Judg.  1,6.  cut  off  his  thumbs  and  great  toes 

7.  feventy  kings  having  thengre.toes  cut  off 
J.i  j.for  the  divif.of  Reub.were great  thoughts 
Verfe  16. 
1 2.2. 1  and  my  peopie  were  at  great  finfe 
I5.i8.haftgiven  thisgreat  deliver-  to  thy  ferv. 
1 6. 5.  fee  wherein  his  great  ftrength  lieth 

6.tell  me  wherein  thy  great  ftrength  lieth 

1  s-not  told  me  wherein  thy  great  firen.lieth 
23.Philift.gath.togeth.to  offer  agreat  lacrif. 

20. 3  8.  fliould  make  a  great  flame  with  fmoke 
21.5  .made  a  great  oath  concern.him  that  came 

1  &K8.4.6'.what  meaneth  the  noife  of  the  gr.fhout 

7.io.the  Lordthundred  with  a  great  thunder 
12.17.that  you  may  perceive  your  wick.isgrat 
22.  not  forfake  his  people  for  his  great  name 
I4.45.wh0  hath  wrought  thisgreat  falv.in  Ifr. 
15.22.hath  the  L-as  great  delight  in  burnt  off. 

17.25.  the  K.will  enrich  him  with  great  richts 
19.5.  L.wroughc  agreat  falvation  for  all  Ifrati 

2  2.Saul  went  to  Ramah,&  came  to  a  fr.wel 
26.1 3. a  great  fpace  being  betwixt  them 

30.1 6".becaufe  of  the  great  fpoil  they  had  taken 

2  Sam.  3 . 2  2.  Joab  brought  in  a  great  fpoil 

3  8 .  a  great  man  fallen  this  day  in  Ifrael 
j.io.David  went  on  and  grew  great 
7.9. 1  have  made  thee  a  great  name 

22.wherefore  thou  art  great,0  Lord  God 
12.14.  gi ven great  occa (ion  ro  the  enemies  of 
30.brought  forth  the  fpoil  in  great  abundance 

1 8 .9.  mule  went  under  the  boughs  of  a  pr.oak 
1 7  .caft  Abfalom  into  a  great  pit  in  thewood 
29. 1  faw  agreat  tumult,but  I  knew  not 

2 1.  20.  whete  a  man  of  great  ftature 

1  Chron.  20. 6. 
22.3  6.  thy  gentleneffe  hath  made  me  great 

P/a/.i8.jj. 

23.10.  Lord  wrought  a  great  victory  that  day 

Verfe  12. 

24. 14.1am  in  agreat  ftrait:  let  us  fall  into  the 

hand  of  the  L.  (for  his  mercies  are  great 

1  Chron.  2 1. 1 3 

1  r\fKg.3.6.fhewed  to  thy  fervant  Day-great  mercy 

2  Chro.  1.8. 
kept  for  him  thisgreat  kindneffe 
4.1 3. to  the  fon  of  Geber  pertained  do.gr.cities 
7>9.fo  on  the  outfide  toward  the  great  court 

1 2.  great  court  was  of  three  rowes  of  hevren 
8.42. for  they  (hall  hear  of  thy  great  name 
io.  1 1.  navy  brought  from  Ophir^reat  plenty 
1 8.King  made  a  great  throne  of  Ivory 

1  i.i9.Hadad  found  great  favour  in  the  fight  of 
18.3  2.  a  trench  as  great  as  would  contain 

45. there  was  agreat  rain 

1 9.7.  journey  is  too  great  for  thee 

1 1.  agreat  and  ftrong  wind  rent  the  mount. 
1  Kjn.A.$.to  Shunem,  where  was  agreat  woman 

3  8 .  fet  on  the  great  pot 
j.i.  Naaman  was  agreat  man  with  his  mafter 
6. 14.  therefore  he  fent  to  Dothan  agreat  hofte 

2  3 .  he  ptepared  great  provifion  for  them 

25.  there  was  agreat  famine  in  Samaria 
7.6.  Lord  made  them  hear  the  noife  of  agreat 
1 0.1 9. 1  have  agreat  facrifice  to  doe  for  Baal 
16. 1  j.upon  the  great  altar  burn  the  morning 
18.17.fent  Rabfiukeh  with  agreat  hoft 
22.13  -&re at  "s  'he  wrath  of  the  L.that  is  kindl. 

23.26.  notfromthe  fiercenefs  of  his  great  ang. 

2  j.9.burnt  everygreat  mans  houfe  with  fire 

1  Chro.  11.14.  Lord  faved  them  by  a  great  deliver. 

2  3.Benaiah  flew  a  man  of  great  ftature 
1 2.22.came  to  David,till  it  was  a  great  hoft 
16. 25. great  is  the  Lord,and  greatly  tobe 

Pfdl.AS.t.  &9^-4-  &  14*. 3. 

22.8.  and  haft  made  great  wars 
29.12.in  thine  hand  it  is  ro  make  great 

22.  eat  &  drink  that  day  with  great  gladnefs 

2  Chro. 2.5. houfe  I  build  isgreat,for  gc.is  our  Go<i 

o.houfc  i 


GRE         GRE 

g.houfe  which  I  am  about  to  build  is  won.gr. 
4<9.made  the  court  of  the  priefts,and  great  cou. 
6.  z  z.  come  for  thy  great  name  fake 
i  {< .  great  vexations  were  upon  all  the  inhabi. 
16.  i  t. till  his  difeafe  was  exceeding  great 

17.1  z.Jehomaphat  waxed  peat  exceedingly 
21.3. their  father  gave  them  gre<rt  gifts 

i4.with  igreat  plague  will  the  Lord  finite 
1  <.thou  (halt  havegreat  nckneffc  by  difeafes 

24.2  5-they  left  him  in  great  difeafes 

2  <  10  they  returned  home  ingreat  anger 
aSu.'ourtrefpafre  isgreaf,and  there  is  wrath 
,0  2 i.kept  the  feaft  of  unleav.bread  with *  great 

24.  a  freat  numb,  of  priefts  fanftified  theml. 
„,o  that  which  is  left  is  this  great  ftore 
z  At  1  ereat  is  the  wrath  of  the  L.  thatispowr. 
Ew f4.10.wh0m  the  great  Snapper  brought  over 
5  8.we  went  to  the  houfe  of  the  great  God 
9.'7.we  have  been  in  a  great  trefpaffe 

,,  .after  all,  this  is  come  for  our  peat  trefp. 
lo.o'trembl.for  this  matter;&  for  the  great  ram 
Neb.  1.3  .the  remnant  left  are  in  great  affha.on 

<.the  mat  and  terrible  God,that  keepeth 

'       b  Van.y.x. 

,.27.Tekoites  repaired  againft  the  great  tower 
1  1.  Sanballat  took  great  indignation 

i4.remember  the  Lord,  which  is  great 
<  7  I  fet  a  gxar  affembly  againft  them 
2.6.  Ezra  bleffed  the  Lord,  the  peat  God 

1  a.to  fend  pottions,and  to  nuke  great  mirth 
0.17  .a  G.of  great  kindn.&  forfook'ft  them  not 

18.  and  had  wrought  great  provocations 

Verfe  16. 

2?. delighted  themfclves  in  thy  great  goodn. 

2 1. for  thy  great  mercy  thou  didft  not  confu. 

\  a.now  therefore  our  G.thegreat.the  migh. 

3  5.not  ferved  thee  in  thegreat  goodnefs  thou 
37.  and  we  are  ingreat  diftreffe 

1 1.2 1 . 1  appointed  two  great  compan.  of  them 

4  j  .alfo  that  day  they  offered  great  facrifices 

t  i.f.Eliafhib  had  prepared  for  Tobiah  a  great 
£/2.i.ao.publim.through  his emojre,for  it  isgreat 

4. 3. there  was  great  mourning  among  the  Jews 

8.15.  Mordecai  went  out  with  a  great  crown 

io^.Mordec.was  next  to  K.Ahaf.&  was  great 
Job  1. 1  ^.behold  there  came  a  great  wind 

j.25.thou  (bait  know  that  thy  feed  (halbe  gredt 

22.  j. is  not  thy  wickednefil  great 

3oa8.bythegre.forceof  my  difeafe  ismygar. 

3  5  .1  5  .yet  he  knoweth  it  is  not  in  great  extrem. 

36.18.then  a  great ranfome  cannot  deliver 
26.  God  isgreat ,and  we  know  him  not 

38.21.  or  becaufe  the  numb.of  thy  days  isgreat 

39.11  .wilt  thou  truft  him  bee.  his  ftren.is gre at 
V faint  1 4.5 .  there  were  they  ingreat  feare 

Chap.53.5. 
18,50. great  deliverance  giveth  he  to  his  King 

1  p.  1 1. in  keeping  of  them  there  isgreat  reward 

1 3 . 1  (hall  be  innocent  from  thegreat  tranfg. 
2 1 . 5 .  his  glory  is  great  in  thy  fal  vation 

2  j .  1 1  .pardon  mine  iniquity,  for  it  is  peat 

3 1. 19.O  how  great  is  thy  goodnefs  which  thou 

3  3 .  17. (hall  he  deliver  any  by  his  great  ftrength 
36.6.thyrighteoufneffe  is  like  thegreat  mount 

thy  judgments  are  a.  great  deep 
j  7.1  o.thy  mercy  isgreat  unto  the  heavens 

Vfal.  108.4. 
58.6.break  out  the  great  teeth  of  the  young 
7 1 . 1  o. which  haft  (hewed  me  great  &  fore  trou. 
76. 1. his  name  is  great  inlfrael 
78.15  .gave  them  d  t  ink  out  of  the  great  depths 
7 1  .from  follow ing  the  ews great  with  yong 
8o.5.tears  to  drink  in  peat  meafure 
86. 10.  thou  zn  great,  &  doft  wondrous  things 

1  i.fot great  is  thy  mercy  toward  me 
92.5.O  Lord,how  graffare  thy  works 
99«2.the  Lord  isgreat  in  Zion 

3. let  them  praife  thy  great  and  terrible 
104.2  5. fo  is  this  great  and  wide  fea 
1  i7.2.his  mercifull  kindnefie  isgreat  towards 
1 19.1  <;6.great  are  thy  tender  mercies 
162.3s  one  that  findeth  f  reat fpoil 
16  %.peat  peace  have  they  w'h  love  thy  law 
13 1. 1.  do  I  exercife  my  felfin great  matters 
1 3  5. 5.  for  I  know  that  the  Lord  is  great 
1  z  6.4.  to  him  who  alone  doth  great  wonders 


GRE       GRE 

7. to  him  that  made  peat  lights 
138.5.  for  great  is  the  glory  of  the  Lord 
139.17.how  great  is  the  fum  of  them 
145. 7. utter  the  memory  of  thy  great  goodneflc 
8.flow  to  anger,and  of  great  mercy 
Pro.  13.7.  maketh  himf.poor,  yet  hath  great  riches 
14.29.  that  is  flow  to  wrath  is  of  great  underft. 
15.16.  then  great  treafure,  &  trouble  therewith 
i6.8.thengreatrevenews  without  righteoufnes 
1 8.9. is  brother  to  him  that  is  a  great  wafter 

19.  i9.a  man  of  great  wrath  (hall  fufFer  punifh. 
22. 1. a  good  name  rather  to  be  chofen  then  gr. 
26.10.the  great  God  that  formed  all  things 
28.12.  righteous  men  rejoice,there  is  gr.  glory 

i6.wanteth  understanding  is  a  great  oppre  ft. 
Ecclef.i.  1 6.1  am  come  to  peat  eftate 

my  heart  had  great  experience 
2.7.alfo  I  had  great  poffeffions 
8.6.  therefore  the  mifery  of  man  isgreat  upon 
9.13  .and  it  feemed  great  unto  me 
10.4.  yeeldingpacifieth  great  offences 
6.folly  is  fet  in  great  dignity 
Cant.z.z  .1  fate  under  his  (bade  with  great  delight 
I  fa.  i. 9. the  great  man  humbleth  himfelfe 
5.9.  evengreat  and  faire,without  inhabitant 
6.1 2.there  be  zgreat  forfaking  in  the  midft 
8. 1.  take  thee  a  great  roll,and  write  in  • 
g.a.that  fate  in  darkneffe  have  feen  zgreat  light 

Mat.4.16. 
1  2.6.for  great  is  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael  in  the 
19.20.fend  them  a  Saviour,  and  zgreat  One 
27.1  .the  Lord  with  his  fore  and  great  fword 

1 3  .the  great  trumpet  (hall  be  blown 
29.6.fhalbe  vifited  with  earthquake,and  great 
3  2.2.as  the  (hadow  of  a  great  rock  in  a  weary 
3  3 .23  .then  is  the  prey  of  a  great  fpoil  divided 
34.1 5.there  (hall  the  great  owl  make  her  neft 
36.2.fent  Rablhek.to  Hezek.with  a  great  army 
3  8. 17.  for  peace  I  had  great  bitternelfe 
47.9.  for  thegreat  abundance  of  thy  inchantm. 
yi.io.haft  dried  the  waters  of  the  great  deep 
53.1 2.11e  d  ivide  him  a  portion  with  the  great 
54.7.  with  great  mercies  will  I  gather  thee 

1  z. great  (hall  be  the  peace  of  thy  children 
6z.7.the great  goodn.  towards  the  houfe  of  Ifr, 

Jer.A.6.  He  bring  evill  on  the  north.even  a,  gr.de. 
5.27.  therefore  they  are  become  great 
6.i.evilappea.outof  the  north,and  great  deftr. 
10.6. thy  name  isgreat  in  might 

2  2.  a  great  commotion  out  of  the  north 

11.16.  noife  of  a.  great  tumult  he  hath  kindled 
1 3 .9.Ile  marre  the  great  pride  of  Jerufalem 
I4.i7.daught.  of  my  peop.  broken  with  a  great 

20.  r  7  .her  womb  to  be  alwaiesg  reat  with  me 
2 1 .5.1k  fight  againft  you  in  great  wrath 

6.  they  (ball  die  of  zpeat  peftilence 
25.32.3 great  whirlwind  (hall  be  raifed  up 
28. 8. prophets  have prophe (led  aga.greaf  kingd. 
32.18 .thegreat the  mighty  God,  the  L.of  hofts 

19.  great  in  counfell,  mighty  in  work 

21.  brought  out  thy  peop.  with  grail  terrour 

3 7. whither  I  have  driven  them  in  gre.wrath 
$6. 7. great  is  the  anger  the  L.  hath  pronounced 
44.26.I  have  fwornby  my  peat  name 
48.3.  fpoil  ing  and  great  deftru&ion 
50.22.  a  found  of  battell,and  of  great  deftrufti. 
Chap.  5 1.54. 
51.5  5.deftroyed  out  of  Babylon  the  great  voice 
law.  1. 3. (he  is  gone  into capciv.becaufe ofgr.ferv. 
2.1 3«thy  breath  isgreat  like  the  fea 
3. 23. great  is  thyfaithfulneffe 
E"Kek..  1.4.  zgreat  cloud,and  a  fire  enfolding  it  felf 
3 . 1 2.heard  behind  me  a  voice  of  a  peat  ru(hing 

Verfe  1 3 . 
8.6.feeft  thou  thegreat  abomin..  that  the  houfe 
9.9.  iniq.of  Ifrael  and  Judah  is  exceeding  great 
1 3 . 1 1  .and  ye,0  great  hail-ftones,(hall  fall 

13. and  great  hail-ftones  in  my  fury,to  conf. 
16.7  .thou  haft  increafed,  and  waxen  great 

26.fornicat.with  the  Egypti.— great  of  fkfh 
1 7.3  .a  great  eagle,  with  great  wings  Ver.7 . 
a  3. 2  3. great  lords  &  renowned,allof  them  rid. 
24.9.  lie  make  the  pile  for  fire  peat 

1 2.  her  great  fcum  went  not  out  of  her 

25.17.  execute  great  vengeance  with  furious 
a8.5.by  thy  great  wifdome  haft  thou  increafed 


GRE       GRE 

29.3 .  Pharaoh,  thegreat  dragon 

1 8. ferved  a  peat  fervice  againft  Tirus 

304.2nd  great  painc  (hall  be  in  Ethiopia 

Verfe  9. 
1 6.Sin  mall  have  great  pain,No  (hall  be  rent 

3 1. 4. the  waters  made  him  great 

36. 23. lie  fanftificrr.y  great  narnc 

37.io.ancxceedinggrcat  armie 

38.13.hail;  thou  gath.thy  comp.to  take  agr.fpoil 
1 9. in  that  day  there  (hall  be  a  great  making 

2  2.1le  rain  great  hail-ftones,nre  and  brimtt. 
39.17.3  z?eat  facrifice  upon  the  moun.of Ifrael 
41.8 .found.of  the  ftde-chamb.  were  fix gr.  cub. 

Dan.i.6.ifye  (hew  the  drc.ye  (hall  receive  gr.  hon. 

3  i.and  behold  a  great  image :  thisgr.  image 
3  5.ftone  that  fmo.  the  im.  became  a  gr.  mou. 
45.  thegreat  G.  hath  made  known  to  the  K. 
48.  the  King  made  Daniel  zgreat  man 

4. 3  .how  great  are  his  fignes,how  mighty 

ic.the  height  thereof  was  great 

30.:$  not  this  great  Babylon  that  I  have  built 
5.i.Belfhazzar  the  King  made  agreat  feaft 

7.3.  four  great  beafts  came  out  of  the  fea 
7. the  fourth  beaft  had  great  iron  teeth 

1 1.  becaufe  of  the  gr.  words  which  the  horn 
17.  thefe  great  beafts  are  four  Kings 

25.  (hall  fpeak great  words  againft  themoft 

8.4.  the  ram  became  great 

8.  when  the  he-goat  was  ftrong,thegr.horn 

9.  which  waxed  exceeding gr.towatd  thefo. 
10.it  waxed  great,  even  to  the  hoft  of  heaven 
zi.great  horn  betw.  his  eye:  is  the  fitft  King 

9.18.  but  for  thy  great  mercies 

10.4.3s  I  was  by  the  fide  of  the  peat  river  Hid. 
7.  zgreat  quaking  fell  upon  them 
8.1  was  left  alonc,and  faw  thisgreat  vifion 

1 1.3.  that  (hall  rule  with  great  dominion 
5. his  dominion  (hall  be  a  great  dominion 

10.  his  fons  (hall  affemble  a  multit.  of great 
1 3. King  of  the  north  (hall  come  with  zgreat 
2  5  .ftir  ag.the  K.of  the  fouth  with  a  great  ar. 
28.  (hall  he  return  into  his  land  withgreat 
44.he  (hall  go  forth  with  great  fury  to  dtftr. 

1 2.r .  Michael  (hall  ftand  up,the  great  prince 
Hof.  1.  i.land  hath  committed  great  whoredomes 
9.7.multitude  of  thine  iniquityj&  great  hatred 
10.15.fo  (hall  Beth,  do  becaufe  of  your  gr.wic. 
1 2 . 5 .  in  the  land  of  great  drought 
Joel  1 .6.  he  hath  the  cheek-ceeth  of  zgreat  lion 
2.13  .flow  to  anger,and  of  great  kindneffe 

Jonah  $.%. 
25.  my  great  army  which  I  fent 
3. 1 3. for  the  wickedneffe  isgreat 
Amos  3.9.  behold  the  gnat  tumults  in  the  midft 
1 5. thegreat  houfes  (hall  have  an  end 
6.2.go  ye  to  Hemath  thegreat 

1 1. he  will  fmite  thegreat  houfe  with  breach 
7.4.  it  devoured  the  peat  deep 
8. 5. making  the  ephah  fmall,  and  fhekel great 
Jonah  1 .4.  Lo.fent  forth  a  peat  wind  into  the  fea 

1 2.  for  my  fake  this  great  tempeft  is 

1 7  .now  the  Lord  had  prepared  zgreat  Efh 
Mlc.i.  1 2.they  (hall  makegmit  noife  becaufe  of 
5.4.  now  (hall  he  be  great  unto  the  ends  of 
7.3.  thegreat  man  uttereth  his  mifchievous 
Nab.  3 .3.and  a  great  number  of  carcafTes 

1 7.thy  captains  as  the  great  graflioppers 
Zeph.  1. 10.  a  great  crafhing  from  the  hils 
Zee.1.14.1  am  jealous  for  Zion  withgreal  jealou. 

Chap.8.2. 
4.7. who  art  thou,0  great  mountain 
7.i2.therefore  came  zgreat  wrath 
9.  17.  for  how  great  is  his  goodneffe, 

and  how  great  is  his  beauty 
1  a.  1 1.  in  that  day  there  (hal  be  great  mourning 
j   'j  ,^great  tumult  from  the  L  (hal be  among 
1 4.gold,filvcr,apparell  in  great  abundance 

Mai.  1. 1  i  •  my  nimc  mal1  be  &im  among tne  genr- 

Verfe  1 1 . 
Mat.i.iS.  lamentation,  weeping,&  great  mourn. 
J  1 2.  for  peat  is  your  reward  in  heaven 

I«^6".23,35. 
i9.fhalbe  called grwi In  the  kingd.of  heaven 
6. 2  3  .how  peat  is  that  darknefle 
8.24.  there  arpfe  agrear  tempeft  in  the  fea 

Mark  4-57' 
26.therc 


GRE 


GRE 


iS.rtbuktd  the— i"ea5&  there  was  a  pr.  calm 
Mark  4.3? '. 

1  J.4$.foiind  one  pearl  of  great  price 
15.18.  O  woman,  great  is  t'-.y  faith 

19.12  .for  he  had  gr.  pofllffions    Atey.i0.4a. 
20.  2  5  .they  that  arc  great  exercife  authority 

26.whofoever  will  be  great  among  you 

Mark  10.43. 
22.36.  Matter  ,whichisthegreatcommandem. 

3  8  this  is  the  fii  ft  and  great  commandensent 
24.z1.tlun  {hall  be  great  tribulation 

24  (hall  (Ikw  gre*  lignes  and  wonders 

jo.coming— tvuh  power  andgrear  glory 

Luke  21.27. 

31.  fend  his  angels  wirh  a  great  found 

2  8 .  r.behold , there  w  as  a  great  earthquake 
Ato'fr  4.3  2.  it  (houteth  oat  great  branches 

5.1 1.  a  great  herd  of  fwine  feeding 

42. were  aftoniftied  wich  a  great  aftbniftim. 
7.36X0  much  the  more  agrcat  deal  they 
10  2  i.for  he  had  great  polfeflions 

46.1s  he  went  out  with  a  great  number  of 

48.  he  cryed  the  more  a  great  deale 
13.2.  feeft  [houthefegrea?  buildings 
Lu\t  1.1 5.  he  (hill  be  gnat  in  the  fight  of  the  Lo. 

3  2.he  fh,dbeg.&  called  the  Son  of  the  High. 

58.  how  the  Lord  had  (hewed  great  mercy 
2.  y.to  be  taxed,with  Mary,being  great  with  ch. 

36.Anna,fhe  was  of  a  great  age 
4.25 .when  great  famine  was  through  all  the  la. 

3  S.Simons  wives  moth. was  taken  with  agr. 
7. 1 6.  that  3  great  prophet  is  rifen  up 

8. 3  7. for  thi  y  were  taken  with  great  fear 
p.48.thit  is  lead  am.  you,the  fame  ihalbe  great 
10, 2.  the  harveft  truly  is  great 

1 3. 19.1t  grew,  and  waxed  a great  tree 
14. 1 6.  certain  man  m  ide  a  great  fupper 

3  2.  while  the  other  is  a  great  way  off 
if  .20.whlehe  was  yet  agreat  way  off 
16.26.  there  is  a  great  gulf  fixed 
zi. 1 1.  treat  earthquake  s  (hall  be  in  divers  pla. 
andgreat  figneslhall  there  be  from  hea. 

23.  (hall  be  great  diftrefle  in  the  land 
22.44. as  ifgreat  drops  of  bloud 
John  6. 1 3  by  reafon  of  a  great  w  ind  that  blew 

II.  1 1  drew  the  net  to  land  full  of great  fifties 
^#.5. 5.  great  fear  came  on  all  them  that  heard 

Verfe  1 1. 
6.8. Steven  didgreat  wonders 
7. 1 1. came  agreat  dearth.and  great  affliction 
8. 1. a  great  pcrfecution  againft  the  Church 

2.  madegreat  lamentation  over  Sreven 

9.givingout,thathe  was  fomegreaione 

27  .an  eunuch  of  great  authority 
10. 1  i.veffell  defcen.as  it  had  been  a  great  (heet 
Chap.  1 1.5. 
11.  2 1.  a  great  number  btlceved 

28.  that  there  (hould  be  a  great  dearth 
16.26.&  fuddenly  there  was  agreat  earthquike 
I9.27.temple  of  the  great  goddefle  defpifed 

2 8. great  is  Diana  of  the  Ephefians 

Verfe  34. 

3  5  .city  of  the  Ephef.is  a  worfhip.of  ihegreat 
2i.40.there  was  made  a  great  filence 
2  2-6.  (hone  from  heaven  agreat  light 

28.  with  agreat  fumme  obtained  I  this 
23.10.  when  there  arofe  a  great  diffention 

14.  we  have  bound  ou-  felves  with  agr.curfe 
24.2,that  by  thee  we  er.joy  great  quietneffe 

7.  with  great  violence  took  him  away 
2$. 23. when  Agip.&  Bern. were  come  with  gr. 
28. 29. and  had  great  eafoning  among  themfd. 
Rom.9,1  that  I  hav  great  heavinefle,and  continu. 
1 5. 2j.having  agreat  defire  to  come  unto  you 

1  Cur  16. 9.agreat  door  andtffcluall  isopened 

2  Cor.  1. io.w ho  deliv.us  from  fo  great  a  death 

3 . 1 2.  we  ufe  great  plainneffe  of  fpeech 

7.4  great  is  my  boldneffe  of  fpeech 

great  is  my  glorving  of  you 
8.2.how  that  in  agreat  tryall  of  affliction 
2  2.upon  the  great  confidence  I  have  in  you 
Epkef.i.^Aor  his  great  love  wherewith  he  loved 

5.3  2.thisisagretffmyft\ry 
cV.2.r.whatgreat  conflict  I  have  for  you 

a.  t  ?.hr  hath  >  great  acale  for  you 
1  Thef.i.  i7.to  fee  your  face  with  great  defire 



GRE        GRE 

1  Tiw.3. 1 3 .great  boldneffe  in  the  faith 

\6.great  is  the  myftery  of  godlineffe 
6.6.godlintffe  with  contentment  is  great  gain 

2  Tjw.2.20.but  in  agreat  houfe  there  is  not  only 
Tit  2.13  .glorious  appearing  of  the  great  God 
Heb.z.$.  if  we  neglect  fo  great  falvation 

4. 1 4.feeing  we  have  agreat  high-prieft 
7.4.confider  how  great  this  man  was 
10.3  2.ye  endured  agreat  fight  of  affliction 

3  j.hathgreatrecomp:nce  of  reward 
1 3 ,20.that  great  (hepheard  of  the  (heep 
fames  3 . 5  .how  great  a  matter  a  little  fire  kindleth 

1  Pet.3.4.which  is,in  the  fight  of  G.of  great  price 

2  Pet.  i.4.exceeding  great  and  precious  promife* 

2. 1 8.when  they  fpeak  great  fwelling  words 
3.10.  the  heavens  (hall  paffe  with  a  great  noife 
Jude  16. their  mouthfpeaketh  great  fwelling  wor. 
Rev.  1.  io.  I  heard  behind  mc  agreat  voice 

2. 22. that  comit  adult,  with  her  into  great  trib. 
6<4.there  was  given  to  him  a  great  fword 

1 2. opened  the  fixth  feale,  a  great  earthquike 
7.i4.thefeare  they  which  came  out  ofgr.cribu. 
8.8.a  great  mountain  burning  with  fire 

10.  there  fell  agreat  ftar  from  heaven 
o.2.as  the  fmoke  of  agreat  furnace 

i4.1oofc  the  angils  bound  in  tliegreatriver 
ii.u.greaf  fear  fell  upon  (hem  which  faw  them 

I3.fame  hour  was  there  agreat  earthquake 

1 5  .there  were  great  voices  in  heaven 

i9.1ightnings,voices,and  a  great  h  iil 
1 2. 1. appeared  agreat  wonder  in  heaven 

3  and  there  appeared  agreat  red  dragon 

9.  and  the  great  dragon  was  caft  out 
iz.divell  is  come  down,havinggreat  wrath 
14. to  the  worn,  given  the  wings  of  agr.eag. 

1 3.2.  the  dragon  gave  h.ra  great  authority 
13.  he  doth  great  wonders,fo  thathemaketh 

14.2. as  the  voice  of  a  great  thunder 
19.  and  caft  it  into  the  great  wme-preffe 

1  f .  1  .another  figne  in  heaven,great  and  marvel. 

1 6. 1  I  hi  ard  a  great  voice  out  of  the  temple 
9  .men  were  fcorched  with  great  heat 
1 2.lixt  angel  powred  his  viall  on  thegr.river 

1 7.  came  agreat  voice  out  of  the  temp.of  he. 

18.  there  was  agreat  ear  hquake,fuch  as 
lg.great  Babylon  tame  into  remembrance 
21.  there  (ell  agreat  hail  out  of  heaven 

the  plague  was  exceeding  great 

17.1 .  lie  (hew  thee  the  judgment  of  the  great 
5. Myftery,  Babylon  the  great 

6.1  wondered  with  great  admiration 

18.2.  Babylon  the  great  is  fallen 

2 1. take  up  a  (tone  like  a  great  milftone 
19. i.I  heard  a  great  voice  of  much  peo.in  heav. 

2.he  hath  judged  the  great  vhore 

17. gather  to  the  fupper  of  the  great  God 
ao.  1  .and  a  great  chain  in  his  hand 

1 1 .1  faw  a  great  white  throne 
21. 3.I  heard  agreat  voice  out  of  heaven 

10.  carried  me  in  the  fpirit  to  a  high  mount. 
12  had  a  wall  great  and  high 

vSzest  city,  See  Cttp, 

<5%l$lcomt>am),  S>e  Company, 

<£>jeat  congregatwitySee  Congiegarton, 

J5ieat  cry,See  Crr> 

<0ieat  day,See  ©ap, 

<Sient  evill. 

1  Sam.6.^.then  he  hath  done  us  this  great  evill 
Neh.  1 3 . 2  7 .  to  doe  al  I  this  great  evill 
Ecclefz.z  1  .this  is  alfo  vanity,  and  a  great  evill 
Jet.  i6.ro.wheref.haththe  L.pronoun.thisgr.evil 

26.19.thus  might  we  procure greatevill 
3  2.4  2. as  I  have  brought  all  this  great  evill 
44.7.whereforecommit  ye  thisgreat  evill  aga. 
Dan.y.n*  by  banging  upon  us  agreat  evill 
C5jeat/or,  See  3  op. 
(Bieat  'King,  ox^Kjngs. 

2  KJ.18.19.thus  faith  thegre.Kin.rheK.of  Affyria 

Ver.28.  J/a.36.4,13. 
E^a  5.1  i.which  agreat  King  of  Krael  builded 
P/a/-47.2.a great  King  over  all  the  earth 

48.2.  fides  of  the  north,  the  city  of  thegreat  K. 
95.3. agreat  King  aboveall  gods 
1 36. 1 7 .to  him  that  fmote great  Kings 
£«/e/l9.i4.therecame  a  great  King  againft  it 


GRE       GRE 

.Ter-.2if.14.many  nations  &  great  Kings  (hall  ferve 

Chap.27.7. 
Mai.  1.  i4.for  I  am  agreat  King,  faith  the 
Mat.].  3  5.  for  it  is  the  city  of  the  great  King 

<©?e;it  men. 
2SVy».7.9.1ike  the  name  of  the  great  men  on  earth 

v-  1  chro  '7-8. 

2  rv».io.6.fons  were  with  thegre.men  of  the  city 

1 1  Jehu  flew  all  Ahabs  great  men 
Neb.i  1.  i4.Zabdiel,a  fon  of  one  of  the  great  men 
Job  1  r.Q.gnai  men  are  not  alwaies  wife 
Pro.  1 8. 1 6,a  gift  bringeth  him  before  great  men 

2  j. 6.  ftand  not  in  the  place  of  great  rnen 
yf'.S.y.I  will  getrne  to  thegreat  men 

5  2. 1 3  .all  the  houfes  of  the  great  men  burnt  he 
E\ek.  2 1. 14.it  is  the  fword  of  the  great  men 
Nab.?.  io.all  he* great  men  were  bound  in  chains 
Rev. 6. 1  5  .Kings  great  men  hid  themfelves 
18. 23. thy  metchants  were  the  great  men  of 
dEfyeat  multitude, 

N#W.32.i.Reubcn,Gad,hadagr.multit.ofcattell 

1  i^.20.i3#haftthoufeenall  this  great  multitude 

28.Ile  deliver  all  thisgreat  multitude 

2  Chr.i$  ,8.ye  be  a  great  mul.ye  have  golden  elves 

20.  2.  there  con, eth  agreat  mtiltitude'aga.  thee 
ij.be  not  difmaid  by  reafon  of  th.sgr.mult. 

28. 5;  .carried  agreat  multitude  of  them  captives 
Job  31.34.didl  fear  a  great  multitude 
i/a.i6.i4.glo.ofMoabcontem.wtb  all  that  gr.mul. 
jrsr.44- 1 5-  worn,  that  flood  by,cven  agreat  mult. 
•E^-47-9-tr>ere  fh'.ll  be  a  very  great  multi.of  flfti. 
Dan.u.i  i.K.of  thefouthftiali  fet  forth  a  rr.rnnl. 
Mat.  14.14.  Jtfus  faw  a  great  mult.  &  wasmoved 

1 5.3  3.  as  to  fill  fo  great  a  multitude 

20.29.  a  great  multitude  followed  him 

Afar.3.7.  JobnS. 2. 

2  i.8.a  great  multitude  fprcad  their  garments 

26.47.  with  Judas,a great  multitude  with  fwo. 

Mar.  14. 4  j. 

Afar. 3. 8. great  mult.when  they  heard  what  things 

4. 1.  there  was  gathered  to  him  agreat  multit. 

9. 1 4.  he  faw'^great  multitude  about  them 
Luke  5-6.they  enclofed  agreat  multitude  of  fifties 

6. 17.  agreat  multit.  out  of  Judea  came  to  hear 

23.27.  followed  him  a  great  multitude,and  of 
Job.  5.3.  in  thefe  lay  agreatmultitu.  of  impotent 
Acl.  14.1. a  great  multitude  of  Jews  &  Greeks  bel. 

1 7. 4.of  devout  Gteeks  a  great  multitude 
Rev.-j.g.a  great  multitude,which  no  man  could 

19  6. 1  heard,as  it  were  the  voice  of  agre.mult. 
«l£>ieat  multitudes. 
Mat.^.zj-  followed  himgreat  multit.  from  Galile 

8. 1. when  he  came  do.fr. the  moun.gr.mul.fol. 
1 8 .  when  Jefus  faw  great  mult. he  gave  com. 

12.1  i -great  rnultit.followed  him,he  healed  all 

13.2  great  multit.  were  gath.fothat  heentred 

1  J. 30. great  multitudes  came,havinglame,bli. 

19.2  great  multitudes  followed  him,  he  healed 

Luke  5  .1  $•  great  multitudes  came  together  to  hear 

14.25. great  multit.  went  with  him,  he  turned 

<Sjeat  nation,  and  nations. 

Gen- 12.  2.  He  make  of  thee  agreat  nation 

Chap.46.3.  Exod.$z.\o. 
17.  20.  He  make  Ifhmael  agreat  nation 

Chap.2r.18. 
18.18.  Abr.fhall  furely  become  a  great  nation 
De#t.4.6.furely  this  great  nation  is  a  wife  people 
7. for  what  nation  is  there  fogreat,  who 

Verfe  8. 
26.5.  became  there  a  nation,  great,  mighty 
Jof.  23.9.  Lord  hath  driven  out  great  nations 
Pfal- 1 3  5. io.who  fmotc  great  nations,and  flew 
Jer.6. 2  2.a  great  nation  (halbe  raifed  from  the  (ides 
50.9  He  raife  ag.Bab.an  affembly  of great nati. 
4i.peo.(hall  come  from  the  north,  agr.nat. 
E\ek.$i.6.  under  his  (hadow  dwelt  allgreat  nati. 

dErjeat  people. 
Deut.z  10.  Emims  dwelt  therein,!  people  great 
21  Zamiummims,  a  people  great,  tall 
9.2.a  people  great  and  tall,  childr.of  the  Anak. 
Jof.  1 7. 1 4.but  one  lot,feeing  I  am  a  treat  people 
1 5 .  if  thou  be  a  great  peopl^then  get  thee  to 
17. thou  art  agreat  people,and  haft  great 
1  jry/»g.3.8.agratf  people,that  cannot  benumbred 
9-who  is  able  to  judge  this  thy  fo  mat  a  peo. 
2  Cbrtm.  1. 10, 
5. 7. David 


G  R  E 


GRE 


5.  7.  David  a  wile  fon  oyer  thisgreat  people 
I/a.  1 3.4.  noife  of  a  mult,  in  the  mount.asof  agr.p. 
Joel  2.2.3  great  peo.  md  ftrong  there,  not  evet  the 

dSjeat  power. 
fiOTi.jLii.thou  halt  brought  out  withgr.  power 

Vmb.14.i7.  let  the  power  of  my  lord  be  great 
J0Jh.17.17.1hoM  art  a  great  peo.and  haftgr.power 
Job  2 j.6-.willhe  plead  againft  me  withbisgr.pow, 
?fd.L7.%.«ea  is  our  lord,  and 1  of  great  power 
fer  27  <.I  madeearth,man,beaft,by  my  gr.  pow. 
3ai7    made  heaven  and  earth  by  tbygr.pow. 

Exek  1 7  9  «  mal1  wicher  without  ®tat  Power 
K^««t  i.j.theLotd  is  flow  to  anger,gr.in  power 
Mark  i3.i6.coming  in  the  clouds  with  gr.  power 
Wtf*  4.3  3. with  great  power  gave  theApoftles  wit. 

8.10.  this  man  isthe  great powerof  God 
Kev.i  i.i7.taken  to  thee  thy  gr.pow-  and  haft  reig. 
18. 1. an  angel  come  from  having  great  power 
(Bieat  Sea. 
Numb.  3  4.6.  you  (hall  have  the  gc  fea  for  a  border 
7  .from  the  great  fea,point  out  mount  Horeb 
Jojb.  1.4.  from  the  w  ilderneffe  to  the  great  fea 
9. 1. when  all  the  K.in  the  coafts  ofgr.fea  heard 
1  $.12.  weft  border  was  to  the  great  fea 

47.  inher.  of  Juda  to  thegr.fea,and  thebord. 
234.with  all  nati.  I  have  cut  off  to  the  gr.  fea 
fiwt47.10.as  thefifhof  thegr.  fea  exceed.many 
C    1  ^.border  of  land  towar.northfid  from  gr.fea 
iq.the  river  to  the  gr.fea,  this  is  the  fouthfi- 
y  Cha.48.28. 

zo.the  weftfi.fhal  be  the  gr.fea  from  the  bor. 
Dan.j. 2. the  4.  winds  ftrove  upon  the  great  fea 
C0jeat  finne,  See  &s>txmz* 
dBieafc  [laughter. 
Jojh.  1  o.  io.flew  them  with  a  gr.flaugh.  at  Gibeon 
20.ma.an  end  of  flaying  them  with  a  gr.flaugh. 
Jud.i  i.23.Jcpth.fmote  them  from  Aro.with  a  gr. 
1 5.8.fmote  them  hip  &  thigh  with  a  gr.flaugh. 

1  Sa^.io.there  was  a  great  flaught.  of  Ifraelites 

i7.there  hath  bin  agr.flaugh.among  the  peo- 

6.i9.L.had  fmitten people  with  agr.  flaughter 

19.8.  David  flew  the  Philift.with  a  gr.flaughter 

Ch?p.  23.5. 

2  Saw.  1 8. 7.a gr.flaughter  that  day  of  20000  m  n 
i  &8g.20.2i.K.of  lira,  flow  the  Syr. with  a gr.fla. 
2  C^oa.i3.i7.Abtjah  Hew  them  with  a  gr.flaugh. 

28.  5.  who  fmote  him  with  a  great  daughter 
Ifa.  30.25.  in  day  of  gr.  flau.when  the  towre:.  fall 
34.6.  Lo.  hath  a  gr.  flaugh.in  the  land  of  Idum 

So  dBjeat. 

Exod.31.z1.  brought  (o  great  a  finnc  upon  them 
Deut.4.7.  what  nation  (o great  who  hath  God  fo 
8.what  nation  fogreat  that  hath  ftatutes 

1  King.  3-9.who  able  to  judge  this  thy  To  great 

2  Chi  on.  1. 10. 
Pfal.77. 1 3.  who  is  fo  great  as  our 

1  o  3 .  11  So  great  is  his  mercy  to  them  that  feare 
Afaftfo.  8. 10. not  found  [ogreat  faith,  no  not 

Luke  7.$- 
15r.33.as  to  fill  fogreat  a  multitude 

2  Cor.i.io.who  delivered  us  from  fo  great  a  death 
Heb.  2. 3. if  we  neglect  fo  great  f  Ivation 

1 2.1.  com  paffed  with  (o  great  a  cloud  of 
James  3.4-  (hips  though  they  be  (ogreat 
Revel.16.1S.to  mighty  an  earthquake  and  (ogreat 
1 8. 17. in  one  houre  fo  great  riches  come  to 
Small  and  <J5ieat« 
Gen.  i9.ii.withblindneffeboth  fmall  and  great 
Dent. 1.17. ye  fhall  heare  the  fmall  afwell  as  great 
25.1 3. not  divers  waights,a  great  and  fmall 
14.  not  divers  meafures,a  great  and  fmall 

1  Sam.j.y.he  fmote  the  men  of  the  city  fmal  8c  gr. 

20.2.my  father  will  doe  nothinggreat  or  fmall 

jo.2.they  flew  not  any  either  great  or  fmall 

19-there  was  lacking  to  them  neith.gr.or  fm. 

i  Kjng.ii.-$  1. fight  neither  with  fmall  or  great  but 

2  Cforra.18.30. 

2  King.z$.z.z\  people  fmal  8igr  went  to  the  houfe 

2  Chron.  34.30. 

a5.26.al  the  peopl.  fmall  and  great  came  to  Eg. 
1  Cforw2.26.13  .they  caft  lots  as  well  fmall  as  great 
z  Chron.x  5.13.  put  to  death  whethergreat  or  fmall 

3  1.1 5  .give  to  their  breth.by  courfc  fmal  &  gr. 

3618.  gave  into  his  hand  al  the  vefT.fma.  &  gr. 
Ester  i.y.made  afeaft  to  al  people  fmall  and  great 


GRE        GRE 

20.  give  to  their  husbands  hon.great  &  fmall 
Job  3.19.  the  fmall  and  great  are  there 

37.6.  to  the  fmall  rain  and  great  rain  of 
Pfal.  104.25.are  things  cteeping,  both  fmall  8t.gr. 
1 1 5. 1 3  .bleffe  them  that  fear  the  L.fmall  &  gre. 
Ecclef.z.7.1  had  great  poffeffion  of  great  and  fmall 
Jer.16.6.  both  the  great  and  fmall  (hall  die  in  this 
^4'5.26.22.contin.to  this  day>witn.to  fmall  &  gr. 
Rev.i  i.i8.rew.to  them  that  fear  thy  Na.fm.&gc. 
1 3. 1 6.caufeth  all,fmalland  great,to  receive  a 
i9.5.praife  our  G.yc  that  fear  him,fmall  &  gr. 
i8.that  yc  may  eat  the  flefh  of  all,fmal  &  gr. 
20.12.Ifav/  the  dead,  fmall  &great,ftand 
<2>£eat  ftone,  and  ftones. 
Gen.zy.z.agrcat  (lone  was  upon  the  wels  mouth 
Deut. 27. 2,fhaltfet  up  great  ftones,&  plafter  them 
Jof.  10. 1 1. Lord  caft  downgreat  ftones  from  heav. 
1 8. roul  great  ftones  upon  the  caves  mouth 
27.caft  them  into  the  cave,&  laid  gre.  ftones 
24. 26.Jofhua  took  a  great  ftone3  and  fet  it  up 

1  Sam.6. 14.  where  there  was  a  great  done 
1 1. and  they  put  them  on  thegreat  ftone 
18.  to  the  great  ftone  of  Abel,  whereon  they 

14.3  3.roule  a  great  ftone  to  methis  day 

2  Sa#2.20.8.when  they  were  at  the  great  ftone  in 

1  i^i.5. 17-tbey  brought  great  ftones  to  lay  the  fou. 
7. 10. the  foundation  was  of  great  ftones 

2  Chro.z6.i  5.made  engines  to  (hoot  vreat  ftones 
E^ra  5. 8. houfe  —which  is  builded  with  gr. ftones 

6.4.  three  rowes  of  great  ftones,and  a  row  of 
/er.43#9.takegreat  ftones,&  hide  them  in  the  clay- 
Mat.  27.6o.tolled  a  great  ftorte  to  the  door  of  the 
Mar. 16.4.  ftone  was  rolled  away, for  it  was  great 

d&'^eat  tfoz#g,and  things. 
Deut.4  32.  any  fueh  thing  as  thisgreat  thing  is 

10.2 1. is  thy  praife,that  hath  done  thelp  get  hi. 

1  Sam.  1  z.  1 6.  Hand  and  fee  thisgreat  thing  which 
24.conlid<r  how  great  things  he  hath 

26.25.thou  (halt  both  do  great  things,  and 

2  Sam.7.zi.  haft  thou  done  thefe great  things 
2j.to  doe  for  you  great  things  and  terrible 

2  iCM.13.if  thepro.hadbid  thee  do  fomegr.thi. 

8.4. tell  me  all  the  great  things  Elifha  hath 

1 3  .a  dog.  that  he  (hould  do  this  great  thing 

x  Cfor.17. 19. in  making  known  all  thefe  gr.things 

Job  5.9.  which  doth  great  things  and  unfearchable 

Chap.9.10. 

37.5-greatthingsdoth  he,  wecannotcompreh. 

Pfal.7 1  19.  who  haft  done  great  things,0  G.who 

106.2 1.  rbrgate  G.who  had  done  gre.  things  in 

126.2-th e  Lo.  hath  done  great  things  for  them 

3. the  L  >rd  hath  done  great  things  for  us 

/ec.3  3.3.1k  fhew  thee gre.things,  which  thou  kn. 

45.5.  and  feckeft  thou  great  things  for  thy  felfe 

Dan  7.8.  and  a  mouth  fpeakmg  great  things 

Ver.20.  Rew.13.5. 
'iof.fi .  1 2.I  have  written  to  him  the  great  things  of 
Joel  2-20.becaufe  he  hath  done  great  things 

2 1. fear  not,  for  the  Lord  will  dogr.  things 
Mar.3.8.heard  what  great  things  he  did,came 
5. 19.  tell  them  bow  great  things  the  Lord  hath 
I«^e8.39# 
20.began  to  publifh  how  great  things  Jefus 
Lu\e  8.39. 
Luli.L4g.he  that  is  mighty  hath  done  great  things 
Ael.g.  1 6.Ile  (hew  him  how  great  things  he  muft 

1  Cor. 9.1 1.  is  it  agreat  thing  if  we  reap  your 

2  Cor.r  1a5.no  e>.thing,if  his  minift.be  transfer. 
Jam. 3. 5. tongue  a  little  memb.&  boaftethgr.thin. 

Very  <2>ieat. 
GeB.26. 1 3  .Ifaac  grew  till  he  became  very  great 

5o.9#there  went  up  a  very  great  company 
E#fli.n.3.themanMofes  was  very  great  in  the 
Num.11. 33.  L.fmotethe  peo.with  a  verygr.plag. 
1 3. 2  8.  cities  are  walled,and  very  great 
22.17.Ile  promote  thee  to  very  great  honour 
3  2.  i.Reuben  and  Gad  had  a  very  great  mult.of 

1  Sam.z.i7.C\n  of  the  young  men  was  very  great 
4.io.there  was  a  very  great  flaughter 
5.9.  Lords  hand  againft  the  city  with  a  very  gr. 
14. 1 5.  fo  it  was  a  very  great  trembling 

20.  there  was  a  very  great  difcomfiture 
25.2.Nabal  wasaverygre.  man, he  had  ^000. 

2  Sam.  18. 1 7.1aid  a  very  great  heap  upon  Abfalom 
19.  32.  for  Barzillai  was  a  very  great  man 

1  Kjn.io.z.dac  came  to  Jer.with  a  very  great  train 


GRE       GRE 

io.fhe  gave  the  King  fpices,  very  great  ftore 

1  Chr.  21.13  •lQX  vetv  £mt  are  his  mercies 

2  Cfor.16.14.made  a  very  great  burning  for  Abfal. 
24. 24. Lord  delivered  a  very  great  hoft  into 
30.13.  aflembled— a  very  great  congregation 

E\ra  1 0.1. 

3  3.i4.and  raifed  it  up  a  very  great  height 
Neh.S.17.  and  there  was/ery  great  gladnefle 
Job  i. 3. and  a  very  great  houfhold 

2. 1 3. they  faw  hisgriefe  was  very  great 
Pfal.  104. 1 .0  Lord  my  God,thou  art  very  great 
£3^.47.9.  there  (hal  be  a  very  great  multit.of  fifh 
£>a#.7.20.and  a  mouth  that  fpeaketh  very  great 

8.8.thetefore  the  he-goat  waxed  very  great 

1  i.25.K.of  the  fouth  ftirred  up  with  a  very  gr.  J 
Joel  2. 1 1 .  for  his  camp  is  very  gieat 
Zeefo.14.4.  'here  (hall  be  a  very  great  valley 
Mat.  21 .8.  a  very  great  multitude  fpread  their  gar. 
Mar. 8.  t. multitude  very  great,  &  having  nothing 

1 6.4.ftone  was  rolled  away,  for  it  was  very  gr. 
was  vSieat. 
Ges.6.5.  the  wickedneffe  of  man  wzsgreat 

1 3-6.for  their  fubftance  was  great,  fo  that 

1  King.  3  >4.that  was  the  great  high  place 

2  Kjn.$, z6.there  was  great  indignation  aga.Ifrael 
£^.4. 3 .  whitherf.his  decree  came,there  is  gr.mour. 

9-4.for  Mordecar  was  great  in  the  Kings  houfe 
Job  3  1. 25.I  rejoiced,becaufc  my  wealth  wasgreat 
Eccl.z.g.  fo  I  was  gieat,  and  increafed  more 
Lam.  1 . 1  .(he  that  was  great  among  the  nations 
Dan.  4. 1  o.and  the  height  thereof  was  great 
Mat.  7. 27  .it  fell,  and  great  was  the  fall  of  it 

Luke  J. 49. 
dEJieat  waters. 
Pfal.iz.6*  in  the  fiouds  of  great  wat.they  fhall  not 
77. 19.  thy  path  in  the  great  waters 
107. 2  3.  that  do  bufinefie  in  great  waters 
1 44.7  .deliver  me  out  of  great  waters 
Ifa.  2  3. 3. by  great  waters  the  feed  of  Sihor 
Jer.41.1 2.found  Ifhm.by  the  great  waters  in  Gib. 

5 1 . 5  5.  her  waves  roar  like  great  waters 
Exe.  1.24.  noife  of  their  wings  like  noi.ofgr.vvat. 
17. 5. he  placed  it  by  great  wateis 

8.planted  in  a  good  foil,by  great  waters 
26.19.  when  great  waters  (hall  cover  thee 
27.26.thy  rowers  have  broughtthee  into gr.wa. 
3 1.7.  his  root  was  by  great  waters 
1 5. the  great  waters  were  ftayed 
32.13.  deftroy  the  beafts  befides  the  great  wat. 
Hab.  3.15  .didft  walk  thorow  rhe  heap  of  gr.  waters 

«15teat  while. 
2  Sam.7.  ip.fervants  houfe  for  a  gr.  while  to  come 

1  Cforo.17.17. 
Mar.  1. 3  5.rifing  up  a  great  while  before  day 
Luke  1 0.1 3.  had  a  great  while  agorepented 
Acl.zi. 6.1ooked  agreat  while,and  faw  no  harm 

(©icat  work,  and  wor/f;$. 
Exod.i  4.3  1 .  Ifrael  faw  that  great  work  the  L.  did 
Judg.z.7.who  had  feenall  thegr.works  of  the  L. 
1  Chro.  29a. my  fon  is  young,  &  the  work  is  great 
Neh.4-19.the  work  is  great ,and  we  are  feparated 

6.1 . 1  am  doing  a  great  work,I  cannot  come 
Pfal.  1 1 1 . 2-the  works  of  the  Lord  are  gre<M 
Eeclef.z.4.1  made  me  great  works 
Rev.i  5.3 .  great  and  marvellous  are  thy  works 

vt&ieater. 
Ge».i.i6.  the  greater  light  to  rule  the  day 
4.13.  my  punifhment  is  greater  then  I  can 
39.9.  nonegreater  in  this  houfe  then  I 
41.40.  only  in  the  throne  will  I  be  greater 
48 . 1 9.yonger  brother  (hall  be  greater  then 
Exod.iS.i  i.I  know  the  L.  is  greater  then  all  gods 
2te.14.i2.Ile  make  of  thee  a  greater  nation 

De^t.9.14. 
Dc7<f.i  .28.the  people  is  greater  and  taller  then  wc 
4.38. drive  out  nations  greater  then  thou 
7.i.feven  nations  greater  then  thou 
9.  i.to  poffefle  nations  greater  then  thy  felf 

Chap.11.23. 
/o/Tio.i.becaufe  Gibeon  wasgreaterthen  Ai 

1  S"a»2.i4.30.a  much  greater  flaughter  among 

2  Sam.ii-i  J.  vim  greater  then  the  love  wherewith 

i6.this  evill  is  greater  then  the  other 
1  Kin.i.n-  make  his.  throne  greater  then  my  lord 

Chap.4.7. 
1  Chro.  1 1 .9.  fo  David  waxed  greater  and  greater 

2  Cfor.  3. 5 -the 


GRE       GRE 

i  Cbro.  ^.f. the  greater  houfe  he  feiled  with  firre 
Efi.g.^.this  man  Mordecai  waxed  greater  and  grea. 
fob  33.1  z.that  God  is  greater  then  man 
Lam.4.6. greater  then  the  pu  nidi  m.  of  the  fin  of  Sod. 
£^.8.6.thou  (halt  fee  g-fttftf'  abominations 

Chap.13.1y. 
4  3.  i^.from  the  leffer  fettle  to  thegreater,  4.CU. 
Daw.  1 1.1  j  .fet  forth  a  mul.greafer  then  the  former 
^«os  6.2.  their  border  greater  then  your  border 
Hag.z.g.  glory  of  this  later  houfe  fliall  be  greater 
Mat'tb.  1 1.1 1.  not  rifen  a  greater  then  John.  , 

Ln\ef.-L%. 
1 1  .leaft  in  the  kingd.of  hea.  grea.  then  he 
Luke  7.  28. 
1 2.6.  one greater  then  the  temple 
41.  behold  ,a  greater  then  Jonas  is  here 

Z.«£e  1 1.  J  2. 
.'42,  behold,  i greater  then  Solomon  is  here 
Z.^.11.31. 

2  j .  1 4-ye  fhal  receive  great,  damna.  Mar.  1 2.40. 

17  .whether  is  greater, the  gold,or  the  temple 
ip.whether  is  greater,  the  gift  or  altar 
Afar.4.3  2.becometh  greater  then  all  herbs 

j  2.3 1  .none  other  commande. greater  then  thefe 
Lu\.i  2. 1 8 -He  pull  down  my  barns,&  build  grea. 
20:47.the  fame  {hall  receive  greater  damnation 
22.27.  whether  greater,  he  that  fitteth,  or  ferv. 
John  1.50.  thou  malt  fee  greater  things  then  thefe 
4  1 1.  art  thou  greater  then  our  father  Jacob 
5.20.he  will  {hew  him  greater  works  then 

$6.grcatcr  witneffe  then  that  of  John 
8.53  .art  thou  greater  then  our  father  Abraham 
io.29.my  Father  which  gave  them  me  is  greater 
1 3.  i6.the  fervant  is  not  greater  then  his  lord 
Chap.  1 5.20. 
'  14.12.grea/er  works  then  thefeihall  he 
28 .  for  my  Father  is  greater  then  I 
1  j.  1 3  .greater  love  hath  no  man  then  this 
19.1  i.he  that  delivered  me  hath  the  greater  Cm 
Acts  15.28.to  lay  upon  you  no  greater  butden 

1  Cor.  1 4. 5. for  greater  is  he  that  prophefieth,then 

1 5.6.  of  whom  the  greater  part  remaine 
Heb.6.1 3-becaufe  he  could  fweareby  no  greater 
i(S.for  men  verily  fwear  by  the  greater 
9. 1 1  .by  ^greater  and  more  perfect  tabernacle 
1 1.26.  efteeming  the  reproach  of  Chriftgreater 
fames  3.1 .  knowing  we  mall  receive  greater  cond. 

2  Pe2.2.i  r  .whereas  angels,which  are gr.in  power 
1  fob. 1. 20. G. is  grea.then  our  heartjand  knoweth 

4.4.becaufe,greateris  he  that  is  in  you 
5,9.  the  witneffe  of  God  is  greater 

3  fob.^.l  have  no  greater  joy  then  to  hear  that 

(trfyeatetf, 

1  <rfcr.12.14.  leaft  over  ioo.greate/?overa  thouf. 

29. hitherto  the  great,  part  had  kept  the  ward 

fob  1.3.  this  man  was  the  greatefi  of  all  in  theeaft 

fcr.6. 1 3  .fr.the  leaft  to  the  greatefi  given  to  covet. 

Chap.8.10. 

3  i.34.all  know  me,from  the  leaft  to  the  grea/-". 

Heb.8.11. 

4  2. 1 .  all  from  the  leaft  to  the  greatefi  came  neer 

8.Jer.called  the  peo.  from  the  leaft  to  thegr. 

44. 1 2. they  mall  die  from  the  leaft  to  thegreaif. 
Jonah  3.  5  .put  on  fackcl.  from  the  greatefi  of  them 
Maf.i3.3  2.whenitisgrownthegreatej2am.herbs 

1 8.1.  who  is  the  greatefi  in  the  kingd.of  heaven 
4-as  this  little  child,thc  fame  is  greatest 

23.1  i.he  that  is  greatefi  (hall  be  your  fervant 
Afar.9.34.  had  difputed  who  mould  be  the  greatefi 

Luke  9.46. 
Ln\e  22.24.3  ftrife,  who  mould  begreateft 

26. he  that  isgreate/2,let  him  be  as  the  yonger 
Act&.  10.  all  gave  heed,fro.  the  leaft  to  the  greatefi 
1  Cor.  1 3 . 1 3  .but  the  greatefi  of  thefe  is  charity 

d&jeatty, 
Gen.i.iS.  lie  greatly  multiply  thy  forrow 

7- 1 8  .waters  prevailed,&  were  increafed  greatly 

i9.3.Lotpreffed  upon  them grear/y,they  turned 

24.3  j.  the  Lord  hath  ble  fled  my  matter  greatly 

3  2.7.  then  Jacob  was  greatly  affraid 
Exod.  r  9 . 1 8 .  the  w  hole  mount  quaked  greatly 
Num.  1  i.io.the  anger  of  the  Lo.was  kindl.great/y 

14.39.and  the  people  mourned  greatly 
Dent.  1  ?.4.Lord  foall  greatly  blefs  thee  in  the  land 

17.  i7.(hall  he  greatly  multiply  diver  and  gold 
Jofl),io.z.  they  feared  greatly  for  Gibeon  was  a 


GRE        GRE 

fndg.i.  1 5.  and  they  weregrea«/y,diftreffed 
e>.6.Ifrael  was  greatly  impoverhhed  by  Midian 

1  Sa.  1  i.6.heardthofe  tidings,his  ang.greaf.kind. 

1 5.  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  rejoyced greatly 
1 2. 1 8.all  people  greatly  feared  the  Lo.  &  Sam- 
16.  2 1. -he  loved  him  great  .and  became  his  ar. 

17. 1 1.  words  of  the  Phil,  they  were  gr.  afraid 
28. 5. Saul  faw  the  Phil.hoft,his heart  tremb.gr. 
3o.6.David  was  greatly  diftr.  for  the  people  fp. 

2  Sam.  lo.j.becaufe  the  men  wetegreatly  aiham. 

1  Chron.  19.5. 
1 2.  j.Davids  anger  greatly  kind.againft  the  man 
24.10.I  have  finned  greatly  in  that  I  have 

1  Chron.  n.S. 
1  King  2. 1 2.  Solom.kingd.was  eftablidied  greatly 
5. 7. when  Hiram  heard  Sol. words, he  rejoy.gr. 
1 8. 3. now  Obadiah  feared  the  Lord areatly 

1  Cfcre.4.3  8.  trie  houfe  of  their  fath.  increaf.greaf. 

16. 2  5.  great  is  the  Lord,  &  greatly  to  be  praif. 
P/a/.48. 1. &  96.4.8:  145.3. 

2  Cfcre#.2j.io.their  ang.was  gr.kindl.again.Iuda 

33.12.  Man.humbl.himf.greai/y  before  the  God 
fob  3.25.  the  thing  I  greatly  feared  is  come 

8.7.  yet  thy  latter  end  {houldgrear/y  increafe 
Pfal.  2 1 . 1  .in  thy  falva.  how  greatly  {hall  he  rejoyce 

28. 7.  therefore  my  heart  greatly  rejoyceth 

38.64. 1  am  bowed  down  greatly,  I  goe  mour. 

45.1  i.fo  (hal  the  Kin.  greatly  defire  thy  beauty 

47.9.  he  is  greatly  exalted. 

62.2.he  is  my  defence,I  thai  not  be  grear.mov. 

6y.9.thougreaf/j/  enriched:  it  with  the  river 

71.23.  my  lips  fliall  greatly  rejoyce,  when 

78.j9.was  wroth,  andgreatfy  abhorred  Ifrael 

89.7-God  is  greatly  to  be  feared  in  the  affemb. 

105.24.he  increafed  his  people  greatly 

107:38.  he  bleff.  them  that  they  are  multip.gr. 

109.3 o.lle  greatly  praife  the  L.with  my  mouth 

H2.i.bleffed  he  that  delight.grea?.  in  his  Co. 

1 16. 10.  have  I  fpoken,  I  was  greatly  nfflifted 

1 19.5  i.the  proud  have  had  me  greatly  in  derif. 
Prov. 2  3. 2 4.father  of  the  right.dial  greatly  rejoice 
jya.42.17.  greatly  afhamed  that  truft  in  grav.Ima. 

61.1'o.Ile  greatly  rejoyce  in  the  Lord    ' 
Jer.3. 1  .{hall  not  the  land  be  greatly  polluted 

4.10.  furely  thou  haft  greatly  deceived  this  peo. 

9.  i9-we  are  greatly  confounded  becaufe  we 

20. 11  .(halbe  greatly  aiham. they  {hall  not  prof. 
JE^.26. 1  ? .  and  my  Sabaths  they  greatly  pollute 

25.12.  Edom  hath  greatly  offended 
Da#.5.9.then  was  King  Belihaz.  greatly  troubled 

5. 23. for  thou  art  greatly  beloved 

10. 1 1 .  Daniel  a  man  greatly  beloved.  Verf.19. 
Obad.i.  thou  art  greatly  defpifed. 
Zepfc.  i.i4#theday  of  the  Lord  hafteth  greatly 
Zech.g.i).  rejoyce  greatly, O  daughter  of  Zion 
Mattb.zj.  i4.infomucb  that  the  G over.mar V'great. 
54-faw  the  things  that  were  don.fear.grea//y 
Mar^.5.23.  hebefought  him  greatly, my  lir.daugh. 
38.feeth  them  that  wept  &  wailed  greatly 

9. 1 5.when  they  beheld  him,were  greatly  amaz. 

12.27.  ye  therefore  doegreatly  erre 
fohn  3.29.rejoycethgrea?.bec  of  the  bridgr.  voice 
Alls  3.1  i.ran  into  Solom.porch  greatly  wondring 

6.7.number  of  difc.multip.  in  Jerufalem  great. 
1  Cor.  16. 1 2.  Apollos,I  greatly  defired  him  to  come 
Pfci/.i.8.how  greatly  I  long  after  you  all 
4.io.rejoiced  in  the  Lord  greatly  that  at  laft 

1  Tfcf/!3.6.dedringgrea^tofeeus,as  we  alfo 

2  Tiw.  1. 4.greaf()»defiring  to  fee  thee  mindfull  of 

4. 1 5 .  for  he  hath  greatly  withftood  our  words 

1  Vet.  1.  6.  wherein  ye  greatly  rejoice,  though  now 

2  Jflfc.4.1  rejoiced  gr.whcn  I  found  thy  chil.walk. 
1.  fohn  3 . 1  rejoyced  greatly  when  brethr.teftifi.the 

(Sizatnette. 

£#0.15.7.  in  the greatnes  g£ thine  excell.haft  over. 

i6.by  thegreatnes  of  thine  arme  flialbe  ftill 

jVa;«.i4.i9.pardon  accor.to  the  great,  of  thy  mer. 

Dear. 3. 24.  begun  to  {hew  thy  fervant  thy  greatn. 

5.24.Lord  hath  {hewed  us  his  glory  Si  greatnes 

9.26.  wchthou  haft  redeem,  through  thy  great. 

1  i.2.not  weh  your  chil.wcl1  have  not  feen  his  gr. 

3  2. 3  .afcribe  ye  greatnefie  to  our  God. 

1  Cfcro.17.19.own  heart  haft  thou  done  al  this  gr. 

2  i.to  make  thee  a  name  of  greatnefie 
29. 1 1  .thine,  O  Lord,  is  the  greatnefie 

2  Cfcro.9.6.one  halfe  of  thegreatnes  of  thy  wifdom 


GRE        GRE 

24.  27-and  the  grcar»e.s  of  the  burdens  laid  upon 
Nefc.i3.2  2.fpare  me  accord.to  the  great.of  thy  mer. 
Eflher  io.2.the  declaring  of  the  greatnes  of  Morel. 
Pfal.66, i,t.hc  greatnes  of  thy  povv.  dial  enem.  fob. 
7 1.»  1.  thou  fiaalt  encreal'e  my  greatnefi'e 
7 9- 1  i.to  the  greatnes  of  thy  power  preferve 
i45.3.hisgreafȣ?J7e  is  unfearchable 
6. 1  will  declare  thy  greatnefi'e 
1 50.2.praife  him  accord.to  his  excellent  greatnes 
Prov.j.zi.gfeatnes  of  his  folly  he  dull  go  aliray 
J/a.40.26.bringeth  out  their  hoft  by  the  greatn.oi 
57.  io.thou  art  wearied  in  thegreatnes  of  his 
63.1.  travelling  in  the  greatnefje  of  his  ftrength 
Jer.13.22.for  the  grear.ofthineiniquity,thy  skirts 
■E^.3  1.2.  whom  art  thou  like  in  thy  'treatnejfe 

7.thus  was  he  faire  in  his greatnefie 
Da».4.22.  thygrear«e//eis  grown  and  reachech 

7. 27.  the  greatnefie  of  the  kingd.foall  be  given 
jEpfce.Li9.what  is  the  exceedinggrea/.of  hTspow. 

(02eate0. 

1  Sam.17.6.  had greawes  of  braffe  upon  his  lee 

flSiecia.  B 

Da?z.8.2  i.the  rough  goat  is  the  king  of  Grecia 

10.20.loe  the  king  of  Grecia  ihall  come 
1  i.2.ftirre  up  all  agamft  the  realm  of  Grecia 

<E>ieClm0, 
foel  3. 6 .child  of  Jcr.  have  ye  fold  to  the  Grecians 
Alls  6. 1 .  arofe  a  murmuring  of  the  Grecians 
9. 29. Paul  difputed  againft  the  Grecians 
u.20.fpake  to  the  Grecians  preach.the  L.Jefus 
djiceee- 

2^.9.13. thy  fons  O  Zion  agai.thyfons  O  Gre. 
Aclszo.z.opne  over  thofe  parts,hecame  to  Greece 

Pfal. 17. 1 2. like  a  lion  that  is  greedy  of  his  prey 
Prov,  1. 19.fi)  is  every  one  that  isgree^of  gaine 

15.27.he  that  is  greedy  of  gaine  troubleth 
Ifa.  5  6. 1 1 .  yea  they  are  greedy  dogs 
iTim.  3.3.  not greerfyoffilthy lucre  Verf.8. 

(KieeMp. 

Prov.  2 1 .26. he  covetethgree^/y  all  the  day  long 
£^.22. 1 2.thou  haft  greedily  gained  of  thine 
fade  1 1  .ran  greedily  after  the  error  of  Balaam 

Effc.4. 19.  to  work  all  uncleannes  with greedineffe 

Mar){  7.26.woman  was  a  Gree\e,s.  Syrophenician 
Litlie  2  3.38.fuperfcription  written  in  Greek,,  Lat. 

fohn  19.20. 
Alls  16. 1.  Timothies  father  was  a  Greece 

3. they  knew  all  that  his  father  was  a  Grce\e 

2i.37.whofaid,  Canft  thou  fpeake  Greeke 

&V«.i.i6.totheJewesn'rft,  &  alfo  to  the  Greekes 

10.1 2.110  difference  between  Jew  and  Greeke 

Gal. 2. 3. neither  Tit.who  was  wth  me  being  a  Gr. 

3.28.there  is  neither  Jew  nor  Greek,  bond 

C0/.3.11. 
Rev.y.  1 1 .  in  the  Greek  his  name  Apollyon 

©ieefesf, 
fob.  1 2. 20.certain  Gree^xcame  up  to  worihip 
Ails  i4.i.multitudeof  Jews  and  Greeks  beleeved 
1 7.4.of  devout  Greeks  a  great  multitude 

12-honourable  women,which  were  Greeks 
i8.4.he  perfwaded  the  Jewes  and  the  Greeks 

1 7. the  Greeks  took  Softhenes,and  beat 
i9.io.heard  thewordoftheL.Jewes  &  Greeks 
i7.this  was  known  to  the  Gre.  dwel.atEph. 
20.2i.teftifying  to  Jewes  &  Greeks  repentance 
2 1 .28.  brought  Greeks  into  the  temple 
Rom.  1. 1 4.I  am  debtor  to  Greeks  and  Barbarians 
16.  to  the  Jewes  firft,and  alfo  to  the  Greeks 

1  Cor.i.22.the  Greeks feek after  wifdome 

2  3.Chrift  crucified,to  the  Greeks  foolidines 
24.ro  tbern  that  are  called,both  Jews  &  Gr. 

<&iezn. 
Gen.  1. 30. to  the  beaft,everygree«  herb  for  meat 

9.3.  as  the  green  herb  have  I  given  you  all  thin. 

30.37.  Jacob  took  him  rods  of  green  poplar 
Exo.  10.15.  remained  not  any  green  thing  in  trees 
£e2».2.i4.offer  for  thy  firft  fruits,gree»  ears 

23 .  i4.eat  nogr.ears,til  ye  have  brought  an  off. 
De«f.i2.2.nations  ferv.their  gods  und.ev  green  tr. 
fndg.i  6.7. if  they  bind  me  withgreeB  withs 
8  -they  brought  to  her  feven  greeM  withs 

2  JQn.1g.z6. their  inhabitants  were  zsgreen  herbs 

lfa.  3  7.27. 
Efth.i  .6_.YihcTc 


GRE        G  RE 

Ejl.  i. 6. where  were  white,gree»e,&  blew  hangings 
Job  8.16.  he  isgretjte  before  the  fun 

15.3s.  his  branch  (hall  not  btgreene 

5  9. 8. he  fearcheth  after  evay  greene  thing 
P/<rf.  2  j .  2.  he  maketh  me  to  lie  down  in  greene 

3 7.2.they  fhall  wither  as  thegreem  herbe 
3  5.and  fpreading  like  agrees  bay-tree 
C<J»f .  1 . 1 6.  alfo  our  bed  is  greene 

2.13.  the  figtrecputteth  forth  her  greejtf  _ 
lfa.i<.6.  grafle  faileth,  there  is  no  greene  thing 
let.  1 1 . 1  Si  Lord  called  thy  name  a  ewse  olive 

17.8.  but  her  Jeafe  fhallbe  greene 
Hof.14.8. 1  am  like  agreese  firre  tree 
Mark  6.39.  fitdownbycomp.uponthegre<?.graiie 
Ke^/.8.7.anct  Mgreene  graffe  was  burnt  up 

o.4.commanded  not  to  hurt  any  greene  thing 
<B  jecne  free. 
De«f.  1  a.a.nations  ferv.  their  gods  und.  green  tree 

1  ~Kjm.  14.13  .built  images  under  every  gre^we  tree 

2rO»g.*7.10- 

2  Kjng.i6.^.Ahaz  facrificed  under  every  green  tr. 

2  dwz.28.4. 
Pfal.  j  2 . 8 . 1  am  like  a  greene  olive  tree 
i/k^.s.inflam.your  felv.with  Idols  und. — gr.tr. 
Jer.z.zo.  under  every  greene  tree  thou  wandreft 
3.6.  under  every  greene  tree  plaied  the  harlot 
1 3.fcatt.thy  waies  to ftrang.  und.  eve.gr.tr. 
E^k.6. 1 3  .flain  men  fhalbe  under  every  green  tr. 
17.14.have  dried  up  the  greene  tree 
20.47.  it  (hall  devour  every  greene  tree 
Luke  23.3  i.if  they  do  thefe  things  in  agreene  tree 

WfZtnz  trees, 
ler.  17. 2.whilft  their  child.remem.groves  bygr.tr. 

Levlt.  13.49.if  the  plague  be greenifh,  or 

1 4. 3  7. if  the  plag.be  with  hollow  ftrakesgreeB. 

d5|cenncffe. 

Job  8.  i2.whileft  it  is  yet  in  his greenneffe 

detect. 
1  Sam.z<;.<;.go  toNabal,  znigreet  him  in  my  na. 
Rom.  16.3.  greet  Prifcilla,and  A  quila  my  helpers 
j.greet  the  Church  in  their  houfe 
6.greet  Mary.who  beftowed  much  labour 
S.greet  Amplias  my  beloved  in  the  Lord 
1  i.greet  them  that  be  of  Narciffus  houfhold 
1  Cto'.i6.20.allthe  brethren  greet  you :  greet  yet 
z  Cor.13.1z.geet  one  another  with  an  holy  kiffe 
P/«/.4.2i.the  brethren  with  me  greet  you 
'Co/tf/^.^.Luke  the  Phifician  and  Demas  greet 
1  Thejf.  5.26. greet  the  brethren  with  an  holy  kiffe 
Tit. 3. 1 5. greet  them  that  love  us  in  the  faith 

1  Pet.f.ngre.  one  another  with  a  fciffe  of  charity 

2  Joh.  1 3. children  of  thy  eleel:  filter  greef  thee 

3  Joh.  14.  greet  the  friends  by  name 

<i5ieetetfj. 
2  Tim.  4.21.  Eubulus  greeteth  thee 

dieting.    dSijetvngS,  . 
Mauh.z$  .7.  and  greetings  in  the  markets 

Lu\e  1.43.  &  20.41?. 
^r7j  if. 23.  apoftles,elderSjbrethren>fendgreefr'?zg 

23.26.  Lyfias  to  Felix  fendeth  gre£Zi»g 
Jam.  1. 1  .to  the  tribes  fcattered  abroad  greeting 

GeK.2.y.made  every  herbe  before  it  grew 
19.2?. and  that  which  grew  upon  the  ground 
2 i.8.the  child  grew  and  was  weaned 

20.Ifl1m.gmp ,  and  dwelt  in  the  wildcrneffe 
2y.27.boyesgrew,  and  Efau  wasa  hunter 
z6.i$.I(aacgrerv,  till  he  became  very  great 

47.27.  Ifraelgrew,  and  multiplied  exceedingly 
£#.1.12.  more  they  affli&.them,the  more  theygr. 

2.10.  child  grew,  (he  brought  him  to  Phar.dau. 

Judg.  1 1. 2. wives  fonsgrra*  up,&  thruft  out  Jeph. 

i3.24.called  his  nameSampfon,  &  childgr. 

i  SdW.2.2i.child  Samuel  grew  before  the  Lord 

26.Sam.grew  and  was  in  favour  with  the  L. 

'3.i9.Samuel  grew,  and  the  Lord  was  with  him 
2  Sam.j.io.mA  David  went  on,  and  grew  great 

1 2. 3  .it grew  up  together  w ith  him 
£3^.17. 6. it  grew,  and  became  a  fpreading  vine 
Dan.4.1 1. the  tree  grew,&  was  ftrong    Verfe  20. 
Mark.4.7.  the  thornes  grew  up  and  choked 

5.26.  nothing  bettered,  but  rather  grew 
Luke  i.8o.childgrew  and  waxed  ftrong  in  fpirit 
Chap.  2.40. 

1 3-19.it  grew  and  waxed  a  great  tree 


GRI        G  R  I 

Ails  7.i7.peoplegrew,and  multiplied  in  Egypt 
12.24.wotd  of  God  grew  and  multiplied 
19.20.fo  mightily  grew  the  word  and  prevailed 

<©?tefe,    <l5iiefe0. 
Gen.  z6. 3  5  .which  were  a  grief  to  Ifaac  &  Rebekah 

1  Sam.  1.  i6.out  of  the  abundance  of  my  iriefe  I 

ay.  3 1. this  fhallbe  nogrze/etotheenor 

2  Cbr.6.29.when  every  one  fhal  know  his  own  er. 
Job  2. 1 3 .they  faw  his griefe  was  very  great 

6.2.oh  that  my  griefe  were  weighed 
itf.f.mov.of  my  lips  lhould  alfwage  your  gdef 
6.1  fpeake,  my griefe  is  not  aflwaged 
Pfal.6. 7. mine  eye  is  confumed  becaufe  of  griefe 

Pfal.  31.9. 
3 1.  io.my  life  is  fpent  with  griefe 
69.26.  they  talke  to  the  griefe  of  him  whom 
Prov.iy. z^.a  foolifh  man  is  agriefe  to  his  fathet 
£cc/.i.i8.in  much  wifdome  is  mucbgriefe 

2. 23. his  daies  are  for  his  tta\t\griefe 
J  fa.  1 7 . 1 1 .  harveft  a  heape  in  the  day  of griefe 
J3.3.man  of  forrowes  acquainted  wuhgriefe 
4.  furcly  he  hath  botne  our  griefes 
10.  he  hath  put  him  to  griefe 
Jer.  6.7. before  me  continually  isgrz"  .and  wounds 
io.i9.truely  this  is  agriefe,  and  I  mud  be 
45.3.  the  Lord  hath  added  griefe  to  my  forrow 
Lam.^.i  2. though  he caufe griefe,  yet  will  he 
Jonah  4,6.  to  deliver  him  from  his  griefe 
2  Cor.  2. 5.  if  any  have  caufedgric/e,  he  hath  not 
Heb.i$. 17.  doe  it  with  joy,  and  not  with  griefe 
1  Pet.2-19.for  confeience  toward  God  enduregr. 

<25iterjance. 
Hob.  1 . 3  .and  caufe  me  to  behold  grievance 

<J5#etoe. 
1  Sam.z.$  3. to  confume  thine  eies,&  grieve  thy  he. 
1  d»o.4.io.keep  me  from  evil  that  it  may  notg?'. 
Pfal.yi.no.and  grieve  him  in  the  defert 
Law. 3. 3  3. not  afflict  willingly,  nor  grieve  the 
Ephef.4.30. grieve  not  the  holy  fpirit  of  God 

dBtfetoct). 
Gen.6.6.and  itgi'ieved  him  at  his  heart. 
3  4.7  .heard  it,  the  men  v/ere  grieved 
45.f.be  not  grieved,  or  angry  at  your  felfe  that 
49.23  the  archers  have  forely  grieved  him 
Eg.  1. 1 2.they  weregr.  becaufe  of  the  child.of  Ifra. 
Deut.i  f.io.thine  heart  dial  not  begr.  when  thou 
Judg.io.  1 6.his  foule  was  grieved  for  the  miftry  of 

1  Sam.i'  8.  why  is  thy  heart  grieved 

1y.11.it  grieved  Sam.  and  he  cried  to  the  Lord 
20. 3 .  let  not  Jonathan  know,  left  he  be  grieved 

34.  for  he  was  grieved  for  David 
30.6.becaufe  the  foule  of  the  people  was  griev. 

2  Sam. 1 9. z. how  that  the  king  wasgr.  for  his  fon 
Nefc.2.io.itgr.them  exceed. that  there  was  come  a 

8. 10.  neither  be  ye  grieved  for  the  joy  of 

i3.8.and  itgnVw^mefore,and  I  caft  forth 
£/2fc.4.4.then  was  the  Queen  exceedingly  grieved 
Job  4.2.  affay  to  commune,wilt  thou  be  grieved 

30.25.  was  not  my  foule  grieved  fot  the  poore 
Pfal 73.21.  thus  my  heart  was  grieved 

9  5. 10.  forty  yeeres  long  was  I  grieved 

1 12.  icthe  wicked  fhall  fee  it  and  be  grieved 

119.158.1  beheld  the  tranfgref.and  was  griff. 

1 3  9. 2 1  .am  not  I  grieved  w  ith  thofe  that  rife 
2/4.54. 6.called  thee  as  a  wom.forf.&  grie.in  fpiric 

57.io.therefore  thou  waft  not  grieved 
Jer. 5. 3. thou  haft  ftricken  them,they  have  not  gri. 
Dan.y.fy.I  Danielwas  grievedin  myfpirit 

11.30.  therefore  he  fhall  begrimd,and  return 
Amos  6.6.  are  not  grieved  for  the  affliction  of  Jof. 
Mark-l-1)'  being  grieved  for  the  hardneffe  of  their 

10.22.went  away  grieved,  for  he  had  great 
John  2i.i7«Peter  was  grieved,  becaufe  hefaid 
Affs  4.2.beinggnraerf  that  they  taught  the  people 

16.18.Paul  being  grieved  faid  to  the  fpirit 
Ront.14.1 5.  if  thy  brother  be  grieved  at  thy  meat 
2  tV.2.4. 1  wrote  not  that  ye  fhould  begrieved 
Ueb.  3. 10.  wherefore  I  was  grieved  with  that  gene. 
i7.but  with  whom  was  begrieved  40.yeares 
(©jtefeetfj. 
Ruth  1 . 1 3  .for  it  grieveth  me  much  for  your  fakes 
Prov.z6. 1  j.hgtie-vetb  him  to  bring  it  to  his  mouth 

©iteting. 
E^.28. 24.no  more  a  grieving  thorne  to  Ifrael 

<&iiebtou0. 
Ges.12.10.the  famine  wasgrievous  in  the  land 


GRI        GRI 

i8.20.their  fin  is  very  grievous 

2 1. 1 1. thing  was  vzxy  grievous  in  Abrah.Iight 
i2.1etitnotbeera-w«.s  in  thy  fight 

41.3 1. for  the  famine  lhall  be  very  grievous 

50.1 1. this  is  agrievous  mourning  to  the  Eeyp. 
£.W.8.24.there  came  a  grievous  fwarm  of 

9,3 .  there  fhall  be  a  very  grievous  murrain 
1 8.11e  caufe  it  to  rain  a  very  grievous  hail 
24.fire  mingled  with  hail,very  grievous 

10. 14.  the  locufts  were  very  grievous 

1  IQ«.2.8.cuifed  me  with  a  grievous  curfe 

1 2.4.make  thou  the  grievous  ktvicc  of  thy 
2  Chro.  10.4. 
thy  father  made  our  yoke  grievous 
zCbro.io.^. 
Pfal.io.s.bis  wayes  are  alwaies  grievous 

3  1 . 1 8.  which  (peak grievous  things 
Prov.x  1.1. grievous  words  ftir  up  anger 

10.  correction  isgrievous  to  him  thatforfak. 
Ecclef.z.17.  work  wrought  under  thefun  isgriev. 
lfe.  1  y.4.his  life  (hall  beg'rievous  to  him 

21.2.  agrievous  vifion  is  declared  to  me 
Jcr.6.28.  they  are  allgrieiw^revolters 
10.19.my  wound  isgrieiw«,but  I  faid 
14.  r  ^.virgin  of  my  peo.broken  with  agri.blow 
i6.4.they  (lull  die  of grievous  deaths 
2  3 . 1 9.  a  grievous  whirlwind ,it  (hall  fall 
30.1 2.bruife  is  incurable,thy  wound  isgrievous 
Nahumj.ip. 
Mat.  2  3. 4.  bind  heavie  burdens ,and  grievous  to 

Luke  11.46. 
Ail.  20.29.  (hall  grievous  wolves  entet 

2  5.7.  laid  many  griev.  complaints  againft  Paul 
Phil.  3 .  r  .to  me  indeed  is  not  grievous 
Ueb.  1 2. 1 1 .  no  chaftn.feemeth  joyous,but  grievous 
1 .70^.5.3. his commandements  are notgrievous 
Rev.i6.z.agriev.toie  on  the  men  that  had  the  mar. 

<a>tfcbou(lp. 
lft'9.  i.afterward  did  more grievoufly  afflict 
/e>.2  3.i9.fhall  fall  griev-on  the  head  of  the  wick. 
Lam.1.8.  Jerufalem  hath  grievoufly  finned 

20.  for  I  have  grievoufly  rebelled 
£^.14.1 3.  when  a  land  finneth  by  trefpaffi.grie. 
Mat.i.6X\ck  of  the  $a\Ge,grievoufly  tormented 
1  j.2  2.my  daugh.is  grievoufly  vexed  with  a  div. 
d5?(ebonfne(u% 
Ifa.  1 0.1. write  grievoufaefs  which  they  have  prefer. 

2 1 . 1 5 .  they  fled  from  the  grievaufneffe  of  w  ar 

dpifnrj. 
Judg.  i6.2i-he  did  grind  in  the  prifon  houfe 
Job  3  i.io.then  let  my  wife  grind  to  another 
lfi.$.if.  and  grindths  faces  ofthe  poor 

47.2.takethe  milftones,  andgrind  meal 
Lam.  5.13  .they  took  the  yong  men  to  grind 
Mat. zi  .44.it  lhall  fall,it  wilgrindhim  to  powder 

I«£.20U8. 

.  4Pitnoersf. 
Ecclef.it.  1  .the  grinders  ceafe,  becaufe  few 

<£>zfntifng. 
Ecclef.  1 2.4«when  the  found  of  the  grinding  is  low 
M4f.24.41.two  women  fhalbe  grinding  at  the  mill 

Luke  17.35- 
(Si(tl.  See  alfo  (Sin, 
Job  lS.S.thegrin  (hall  take  him  by  the  heel 

Sling. 
Pfal. 1 40.  <;. they  have  fetgraz.?' for  me,Selah 
141-9.  keep  me  from  xht  grins  ofthe  workers 
<0il5lctjT 
GeK.3 1 . 1  o.the  rams  were  fpeckled3g«'^H 

1 2.fee  all  the  rams  are  fpeckledjgri^frf 

2e«.6.3.in  the  fourth  chzvet grilled  and  bay  horfts 

6.thegJ'i^/eigo  forth  toward  the  South 

<£>?oatt.  (©loarteD,  <f>itoanet^, 
Job  24.1 2.mcngrea»  from  out  of  the  city 
/er.51.52.  thorow  all  her  land  the  woun.fhal  gre. 
£^.30.24.Phai'aoh  (hall  groan  before  him  with 
Joel  1 .  18.  how  doe  the  beaftsgre<z» 
John  1 1 .3  3  .he  groaned  in  fpirit,&  was  troubled 
Rom.  8 . 2  2.the  whole  creation  groaneth  ■ 

2  j.we  our  felvesgraw  within  our  felves 

2  c^.5.t.inthi9  wegi'OOT,  earneftly  defiring 

4. do gre<ra,being  burdened,  not  for  that 
<©?oantog.  ©leanings. 
Exod.  2. 24.  God  heard  their  groaning 
6. 5. 1  have  alfo  heard  the  groaning  ofthe 

^#.7.34. 
Judg 


GRO        GRO 


GRO        GRO 


GRO        GRO 


Judg.z.  18.  it  repented  the  L.  becauk  of  their  gro. 
Job  23.  z. my  ftroke  is  heavier  then  my  groaning 
Pfal.6.6. 1  am  weary  with  my  groaning 
3  8.9,  my  groaninz,  is  not  hid  from  thee 
102.5%  rcafon'of  the  voice  of  my  groanings 
io. to  heare  the  groaning  of  the  pnloners 
£x-3°-»4-with  the  groan,  of  a  deadly  wound.man 
Joh.i  1.38.  Jefusgro^z.in  himf.  comm.  to  the  gr. 
ftoOT.8.26.withg;w2»gnhat  cannot  be  uttered 

c02ope,    U5?opctlj. 

Dent.18.19.  grope  at  noone,  as  the  blind  gropeth 

fob  5. i4.they  grope  in  the  noon  day ,as  in  the  nig. 

12.25.  they  grape  in  the  darke  without  light 

lfi-19' IO,we gfopc  f°r  tne  wal'»  l'^e  £^e  blind 

we  grop e,  as  if  we  had  no  eyes 

Ifa.60.2.  grofe  darknes  fhall  cover  the  people 
jer.  1 3.  i6.while  ye  look  for  lig.he  mak.it gro.dar. 
Matth.  13.  15.  peoples  heart  waxed grojje 

Atts  28.27. 

Gen.zi.%  3 .  Abrah.plantcd  a  grove  in  Beerfheba 
De«/.i6.2i.not  plant  a  grove  neere  the  altar 
Judg.6.z% .cut  downe  the  gro?/c  that  was  by  it 
26.ofFer  a  burnt  facr.with  the  wood  of  thegr. 
28.  thegrove  was  cut  down  that  was  by  it 
jo.caft  down  the  altar,  and  cut  dow. the  gro. 
i  Kjng.i  j. 13 .(he  had  made  an  idole  in  a  grove 

zCbrott.15.16. 
16.33.Ahab  made  3 grove 
z  fyKg.i 3. 6.there  remained  the  groztfalfo  in  Sam. 
i7.i6,madeagrow,  and  ferved  Baal 
2i.3.Mana(T.reartd  up  altars,  madeagrow 
7. fee  a  graven  image  of  the  grow:  that 

2  3.4.bring  out  the  veffels  made  for  the  grove 

6.he  brought  out  thegrove  from  the  houfe 
7 .  w  here  w  omen  wove  hangings  for  t  he  gro. 
1  jjofiah  burnt  the  high  place,  and  grove 

j5wrf.34.13.  ye  (hall  cut  downe  their  groves 

Deut.7.5. 
Deut.  1 2. 3. ye  (hall  burne  their  groves  with  fire 
y«dg.?.7.forgate  the  Lord,and  ferved  groves 

1  Ring. f  4- 1 5. root  out  Ifr.bec.thcy  have  made  gr. 

23.bu.ilt  them  groves  on  every  high  hill 

zKing.ij.io. 
18.19.and  the  prophets  of  the  grow  400 
zKjng.  i8.4.Hezekiahcut  downe  the  groves 
13.14.  Jofiah  cut  down  the  groves 

i  Cbron.  j  4.4. 

2  Cbron.  1 4. 3 .  Afa  cut  downe  the  groves 

i7.6.Jtholhaphat  tooke  away  the  groves 
19.3.  in  that  thou  h'aft  taken  away  the  groves 
24.18  left  the  houfe  of  the  Lord, and  ferved  gr. 

3  1.1.  all  Ifracl  prefent  cut  down  the  groves 

3  3,3.Mana(T.made  groves,ind  worfli.al  the  ho. 

19.  fet  up  groves  before  he  was  humbled 
3  4. 3. began  to  purge  Judah  from  the  groves 
7. when  broken  downe  altars  and  groves 
//<i.i7.8.notlooke  either  to  groves  or  images 

27.9.\he  groves  and  images  (hall  not  (land  up  ' 
Jer.  1 7. 2  .w  hi  1ft  their  ch  ild.remember  t  heir  groves 
Mic-  5.14.  lie  pluck  up  thy  groves  out  of  the  midft 

Exod.2  z.  20.  ground  the  calf  to  powder 

Deut.  9 .21. 
Numb.  1 1. ,8. ground  the  Manna  in  milks,  and  beat 
1  Sam.  17. 1 9.fpreadg/o««rf-corne  thereon 

doionnt). 
Gcn.z.  5.  there  was  not  a  man  to  till  theground 
6.mift  watered  the  face  of  the  ground 
7.  formed  man  of  the  duft  of  the  ground 
9.  out  of  the  ground  the  Lord  made  to  grow 
1 9.  of  the  ground  God  formed  every  beaft 
3.i7.curfed  is  the  ground  for  thy  fake 

23.  to  till  the  ground  from  whence  he  was 
4.2.  Cain  was  a  tiller  of  the  ground 
3  .Cain  brought  of  the  fruit  of  the  ground 
icthy  broth. bl.cricth  tomefrom  the  ground 
ii.  thou  tilled  the  groujtdjt  fhall  not  yeeld 
f.i9.becaufe  of  theground  w"1  the  L.hath  curf. 
7.23  .was  deftr.wch  was  upon  the  face  of  thegr. 
8. 8. if  the  waters  were  abat.fr.the  face  of  the  gr. 
behold  the  face  of  theground  was  drie 
2 1. lie  not  again  curfe  the  ground  any  more 
i8.2.Abraham  bowed  himfelf  toward  the  gro. 


i9.i.Lot  bow. himfelf  with  his  face  tow  .thegr. 
£*orf.3.5.forthepl.  where  thou  (lands  is  holy  gro. 

^4^7.33. 
8.  2 1.  ground  whereon  they  are  — full  of  flies 
Numb.  16.3 1.  theground  clave  afunder. 
Deut.zS.4.  bleffed  in  the  fruit  of  thy  ground 

1  i.make  thee  plente.  in  the  fruit  of  thy  gro. 
/0/&.24.3  2.buried  Jofephs  bon.in  a  parcell  of  gro. 
Judg.q.zi.  fmote  the  naile,and  faft-it  into  the  gr. 

1  Sa/».8.iz.will  fet  them  to  eare  his  ground 

2fi.7.fpeare  ftuck  in  the  groaarf  at  his  bolder 
2 Sam.12.1  1. piece  of  groztfzrf  full of  lentiks 

1 2.he  ftood  in  the  midft  of  theground  &def. 
z.lQng.  z.  1 9.  the  water  is  naught,  &gw/«rfbarren 

9.i6.caft  him  into  that  plat  of  ground 
i  Cbron.  1 1. 1 3.  a  parcell  of  ground  full  of  barley 

27.26.over — for  tillage  of  theground,  Ezri 

2  Cfoo3.4.i7-king  did  caft  them  in  the  day  ground 
Neb.10.15.  and  to  bring  the  firft  fruits  of  ourgro. 

37.and  the  tithe  of  our  ground  to  the  Levites 
Job  $.6\doth  trouble  fpring  out  of  theground 
14.8. and  the  ftock  thereof  die  in  thegro#»<^ 
1 8. 10. the  fnare  is  laid  for  him  in  the  ground 
38.»7.tofatisfiethedefolateand  waft  ground 
39.24.  hefwalloweth  the  ground  with  fierce 
P/hl.  10  j. 3  5  .and  devoured  the  fruit  of  their  grown. 
107.3  3-turneth  water-fprings  into  dry  ground 
3  5.  and  dry  ground  into  water-fprings 
jyd.28.24.doth  he  open  &  break  the  clods  of  hisgr. 
29«4.thou  (halt  fpeake  out  of  the  ground 

as  one  that  hath  a  familiar  out  of  the  ground 
3  0.2  3. the  feed  that  thou  (halt  fow  thy  ground 

24.  oxen  and  affes  that  eare  theground 
3  5.7  .the  parched  ground  (hall  become  a  poole 
5 1.23. thou  haft  laid  thy  body  as  t\te ground 
53.2.3s  a  root  out  of  the  dry  ground 
yer.  4. 3.  break  up  your  fallow  ground     Hof.10.1z. 
7.20.my  futy  lhalbe  powr.upon  the  fr.of  thegr. 
i4.i4.becaufe  theground  ischapt 
Lam.z  9. her  gates  arefunke  into  the  ground 
E^.i  2. 6. cover  thy  face  that  thou  fee  not  the  gr. 
1 2.the  prin.fhal  cover,  that  he  fee  not  the  gr. 
19. 1 3  .(he  is  planted  in  a  dry  and  thirfty  ground 
41.16.fkkd  from  thegroa«d  to  the  windowes 
20  from  thegr.above  the  doore  wereCherub. 
42.6.the  middlemoft  ftraitned  from  theground 
Dan.S.  <;.hee-goate  came  and  touched  not  the  gro. 
1 8 .  w  as  afleepe  on  my  face  toward  t  he  ground 
Chap.  1 0.9. 
10. 1 5.I  fet  my  face  toward  thegr.  becam  dumb 
Hof.  2.1 8.  cove.for  them  with  the  things  of  thegr. 
Hag.  1 . 1 1  .called  for  a  droughr,  on  wcb  the gr.brin. 
Zec.8.1  zand  the  ground  (hall  give  her  increafe 
Mal.^.i  i.he  (hall  deftroy  the  fruits  of your  ground 
Matth.  13.8.  other  fell  into  good  ground 

Luke  8.8. 
23  .he  that  received  the  feed  into  good  grown. 
Lu\e  8.1  j. 
Mark  4.z6.ifz  man  fliould  caft  feed  into  thegrou. 
Luk.iz.i6.the  ground  of a  certain  e  rich  man  bro. 
13-7-why  cumbreth  ittheground 
1 4. 1 8 .1  have  bought  a  piece  of  ground 
19.44.d1aH  lay  thee  even  with  theground 
John  4.  j.parcell  of  ground that  Jacob  gave  to 
1 2.24.except  a  wheat  corne  fall  into  the  grown. 
On  or  upon  the  tffiiottntl. 
Gwz.19.2f. overthrew  that  which  gre.upon  the  gro. 

3  8.9.  he  fpilled  it  on  the  ground 
Exod.4.  3. he  faid,  Caft  it  on  the  ground 
9.23.  fire  ran  along  upon  theground 
I4.i6.1frael  (hall  goe  on  dry  ground 

22.1frael  went  on  dry  ground  into  the  fea 
16.  14.  as  fmall  as  the  host  froft  on  the  ground 
Iw.20.25.ab0m.with  any  thing  that  cree.ongro. 
Deu.4.18.  left  you  make  liken-of  any  th.on  thegr. 
iy.2  3.powrebloud  upon  the  ground  as  water 
12.6. birds  neft  chance  to  be  on  theground 
28.5  6. that  would  not  fet  her  foot  onground 
Jofo.  17. pnefts  ftood  firm  on  dry  ground 

the  Ifraelites  pafled  over  on  dry  ground 
Judg.6.29.  upon  all  the  ground\et  there  bedew 
4Cthere  was  dew  upon  all  theground 

1  SdOT.14.25.and  there  was  honey  on  the  ground 

3  2. people  flew  oxen  on  the  ground 
20.3 i.as  long  as  the  fonof Jeffe  liveth  on  thegr. 

2  Sam.14.  i4.we  are  as  water  fpilt  upon  the  ground 


17.1 2.1ight  on  him  as  d.w  falleth  on  the  grou. 

24.20.  Araunah  bowed  on  his  face  on  the  go. 
2  K^g.2.8.they  two  went  over  on  dry  ground 

13.1 8.fmite  upon  the  ground,he  fmote  thrice 
Job  1.20.  Job  fell  upon  thegro»»rf  and  worfhipped 

2.1 3.  fate  down  with  him  on  tbegroa.  7.daycs 

1 6. 1 3.hepovvreth  out  my  gall  upon  the  ground 
lfa.-$.i6.(he  being  defolate,  (hall  fit  upon  the  gro. 

44.3.1k  powre  flcuds  upon  the  dry  ground 

47. 1. 0  daughter  of  Babylon,  fit  on  theground 
Jer.15.11.  they  (hallbe doting  upon  theground 

27.5. 1  have  made  man  and  beaft  upon  thegro. 
Itf#z.2.io.Eld.of  the  d.iugh.of  Zionfit  on  thegr. 

2 1  .the  young  and  the  old  lie  on  the  ground 
E^£.24.7.(he  povvred  it  not  upon  theground 
26.  i6.the  princes  (hall  fit  upon  the  ground 
43.14.from  the  bot.on  thegro. to  the  lower  fci. 
Mat.  1 5.3  5,com.thc  mult,  to  fit  down  on  thegrou. 

Mai\%.6. 
MJr.4.5.fome  fell  on  ftony  gro«»rf 

8.  and  other  fell  on  good  ground,and  did 

Luke  8.  8. 
16.  thefe  are  they  which  are  fowen  in  ftony 
2o.thefe  they  which  are  fowen  on  goodgroa. 
Luke  8.15. 
9.20. he  fell  on  the  ground  foming 
14.f5.he  fell  on  theground,  and  prayed 
John  8. 6. he  wrote  on  theground  Verfe  8. 

9.6. he  fpate  on  the  gro««i,and  made  clay 
To,  or  unto  the  d5iotmO. 
G«z.3.i9.till  thou  return  unto  the  ground 
3  3.3.  bowed  himfelf  to  the  ground  (e\en  times 
44. 1 1. every  man  his  fack  to  the  ground 
1 4. they  fell  before  him  to  the  ground 
jWg.i3.20.Manoah  and  hiswife  fell  to  the  gro. 
20.z1.Benja.deftr.to  thegro«.of Ifratl  22000. 
25.deftroyedaga1ntothegroa.of  Ifr.18000. 
Ruth  2.1  o.Ruth  bowed ,and  fell  to  die  ground 

1  Sam.T,.  i9.1et  none  of  his  words  fall  to  the  grou. 

5.4.  Dagon  was  fallen  to  the  ground 
14.45. not  one  haire  of  his  head  fall  to  thegro. 
20.41. Da.  arofe  tow.the  South,&  fel  to  thegr. 
25.23.  Abigail  bowed  her  felf  to  the  ground 
28. 1 4. it  was  Sam.andhe  ftoupedto  theground 

2  &z#».2.22.whercf.  (hould  I  fmite  thee  to  thegr. 

8.2.  fm.Moab,cafting  them  down  to  the  ground 

i4.4.wotnan  of  Tekoah  fell  to  theground 
22.  Joab  fell  to  theground  on  his  face 
33.Abfolom  bowed  himfelf  to  thegr.before 

18. i  i.why  didft  not  thou  fmite  him  to  thegro. 

20.  io.fhed  out  Amafa's  bowels  to  the  ground 

1  JCwz.i.2  3.Nathan  bowed  to  thegr  before  the  K. 

2  iQn.z.  1 5. fons  of  the  proph. bowed  to  theground 
4.37.bowed  to  thegro/tfzrf,3nd  took  up  her 

iChr.z  1.2 1.  Araun.bowed  with  his  face  to  thegr. 

2  C/;r.7.3.bowed  themf.  with  their  faces  to  thegr. 
io.i8.Jeho(h.  bowed  with  his  face  to  the  gro. 

2v"fJ».8.6.worfhip.the  L.with  their  faces  to  thegro. 

Pfal.74.7.  dwelling  place  of  thy  name  to  the  grou. 
89.39.profaned  his  crovvn,cafting  it  to  thegr. 

44.  caft  his  throne  down  to  theground 
143.3.  (haitten  my  life  down  tothegro«»«J 
1 47. 6. he  cafteth  the  wicked  down  to  the  grou. 

lfa.14. 1  z.  how  art  thou  cut  down  to  the  ground 
2  i.9.Babylons  images  —  broken  to  theground 
25.12.lay  low,and  bring  to  the  ground 
26.5.  the  lofty  city  he  layeth  even  to  thegrowzd 

Jer.  1 4, 2. her  gates  langui  (h,are  black  unto  the  gr. 

Lam.z.z.  brought  the  holds  of  Judah  to  theground 
io.virgins  of  Jer.hang  their  heads  to  thegr. 

£^f .  1 3 . 1 4. lie  bring  down  your  '—wall  to  thegr. 
19. 1 2.pluckt  up  in  fury,caft  down  to  the  grou. 
26. 1 1. thy  ftrong  garrif.lhal  go  down  to  thegr. 
28. 17.1k  caft  thee  to  the  ground,l\e  lay  thee 
38. 20. every  wall  fhall'  fall  to  theground 

Dan.S.j.he  caft  the  ram  down  to  theground 

io.caft  down  fome  of  the  ftars  to  theground 
1 2.caft  down  the  truth  to  the  ground 

Amos  3.i4.horns  of  the  altar  fhall  fall  to  the  grou. 

Obad.$.Yiho  fhall  bring  me  down  to  theground 

Mat.  10.29.  one  of  them  fhall  not  fall  to  the  grou. 

Luk.zz.44.at  it  were  drops  of  bl.falling  to  thegr. 

John  i8.6.they  went  backward,and  fell  to  thegr. 

Ails  22.7.I  fell  to  the  ground  and  heard  a  voice 
(©jsottirt). 

1  Tim.3.1  j.which  is  the  pillar  &c ground  of  the  tru. 
. JSioanBetJ . 


GRQ       GRO 

Ifa.  jo.  3  i.  In  every  place  where  the  grounded  ltaffe 
Ephef  3 . 1 7.ye  being  rooted  zad  grounded  in  love 
Co/,  i .  z  3  .if  ye  continue  in  the  faith,  grounded 

Gra.2.o.Lord  God  made  every  tree  to  grow 

48. i6.1et  them  grow  into  a  multitude 
Ato.tf.  ?  .let  the  locks  of  his  haire  grow 
fude.i6.tt.ihe  haire  of  his  head  began  togrow 
2  Sam  .23. 5. although  he  make  itnot  togrow 
z  Kin.i9.z9.cattach  things  uffam  or  themfelves 
E^.4.2i.why  mould  damage  grow  to  the  hurt  of 
fob  8. 1 1. can  the  ru(h  £«w  up  without  mire 
iq.outof  the  earth  (hall  others  grow 
i4.i<;.wa(heft  away  the  things  which  grow 
3  i.40.1et  thiftles  grow  in  ftead  of  wheat 
3  9.4.they  grow  up  with  corn,they  go  forth 
P/j/.02.i2.hefliall  grow  like  a  cedar  in  Lebanon 
104.  i4.caufeth  the  graffe  to  grow  for  cattell 
1 47 .8  .maketh  graffe  togi-.upon  the  mountains 
,Ecclefi  1.5. nor  how  the  bones  grow  in  the  womb 
Ifa.11.1  .and  a  branch  (hall  grow  out  of  his  roots 
17.1 1  .in  theday  thou  (halt  make  thy  pla.togr. 
5  3 .  z.grow  up  before  him  as  a  tender  plant 
fcr.  1 2  i. they  ?vow,ihey  bring  forth  fruit 

33.1$  .branch  of  rightcouf.togrow  up  to  David 
£^44-  lo.nor  fuffer  cheir  locks  to  grow  long 

47  ii.lhiilgnwsll  rees  for  meat 
Hfl/:i4  5.he  (hall  grow  as  the  Iilly 

7.r  vive  ascorn,anci  grow  as  the  vine 
/e/2.?fc  4.io.neitht.r  madtft  n  grow  which  came  up 
Zecb.6. 1  i.wne  is  t  he  Bi  3nch  lhall  grow  up  out 
Mai  4.  z  grow  up  as  calves  of  the  ftall 
Mat.6.z8. conflict  the  hllies  how  they  grow 

Lutyf-.i7- 
1 3 .3  o. let  bosh  grow  togerher  till  rhe  harvcft 
z  Li9.n0  fruit  grow  on  thee  henceforward 
Ato.4.27.  feed(heuWg**.up  he  know'etfi  not,  iow 
^•i3.$.i4.douhted  whereunto  this  woul   grow 
Ephef. ^. 1  $,may grow  up  i n  him  in  ail  1  hings 

1  Pet.z.z.milk  of  the  word.that  ye  nnygtow 

2  Pet.] .  1 8  .but  grow  in  grace,&  in  the  knowledge 

Gen  38.1  r.till  Shelah  my  fon  be  growne 

1 4.(he  (aw  Shelah  was  groww 
Exodz.  1 1 .  when  Mofes  was  grewn,he  wenr  out  to 

g.3  2.notfmitten,forth  y  were  not  grow*?  up 
Levit.  13.3  7  .there  be  bbek  haire  grows  up  therein 
Deut  32.15  art  grown  thick,  covered  with  fatneffe 
Ruth  i.i3.woulj  ye  tarry  till  they  be  growne 
z  Samio,^. tatty  till  your  beards  be  growne 

1  Cbron.i9-l. 

1  Kin.iz.%  .mih  the  young  men  gmup  with  him 

lo.young  men  gro.up  with  him  fpake  thus 

2  Kjn.^.  i8.when  the  child  wasgro.up,it  fell  fick 

19. 26.as  corn  blafted  before  it  be  growne 

Ifaiah  37-27- 
EXf.9-6.owt  trefpaffe  isgrown  up  to  thf  heavens 
P/H.  14  4. 12.  that  ourfons  maybe  as  plants  grown 
Pro.  24.3 1  .lo,it  was  all  grown  over  with  thornes 
fcr.  5  o.  1 1  .becaufe  ye  are  grown  fat  as  the  heifer 
E?g\- 1 6. 7. thy  breads  are  fa(hioned,hair  is  grown 
Dan .4  22-thou  art  grow«,  thy  greatneffe  is  grown 

3  3-till  hishaires  werrgio.like  Eagles  feath. 
Mat.i  3.3  a- but  when  it  is  grown,it  is  the  greateft 

©joiactlj. 

ExodiCy.  locufts  (hall  eat  every  tree  that  grower 
Levit.  1 3. 39.  it  is  a  freckled  fpot  thatgrow.in  the 

z^.ygrow.  of  it  own  accord,thou  (halt  not  reap 
1 1  .nor  reap  that  w  hich  groweth  of  it  felfe 
Dewf.29.23.any  grafs groweth  .herein,like Sodom 
JWg.i9.9.behold,the  day  groweth  to  an  end 
fob  i8.38.whentheduft  groweth  into hardneffe 
Pfal.90. 5 -in  the  morn.like  gtafs  which  groweth  up 
6.in  the  morning  it  flouri(heth,&giow«J?up 

1  29.6.which  withereth  afore  it  groweth  up 
2/^.37.jo.eatthisyear  fuch  as  groweth  of  it  felfe 
Mar.4.1  z.  when  it  is  fowne,it  groweth  up,&  beca. 
,  Ephef. z.  z  1  .groweth  unto  an  holy  temple  in  the  L. 
I  2  Tte/j^.becaufethat  your  faith  gro. exceedingly 

<E>£tra>trj. 
i  ^«2o.7.i.flaooting  up  of  the  later  growth 

was  the  later  growth  after  the  kings  mow. 

(StnDge. 
I  Lev.  19.18  .not  bear  any  grudge  againft  thy  people 


G  U  A       GUI 


<0?uOgc 

PyS/.f  9.1  ^andg>-#dge,if  they  be  not  fatisfied 
fam.$.9'g''udge  not  one  againft  another 

dBjuDgtng. 
1  Pet .4.Q.ufe  hofpitality  without  grudging 

©tuogmgip. 

1  Cor. 9.7. let  him  give,not  grudgingly 

dBuati), 

Gen.  37.3  6.officer  of Phataoh,captain  of  the  giwd 

40.3.inward,inthe  houfe  of  the  cap.of  the  g«. 

4.  capt.of  the  g/W.charged  Jofeph  with  them 

41.10.mejinwardinthecapt.of  theguardsho. 

1 2.an  Hebrew,ferv.to  the  capt.of  the  guard 

2  Sam.z  3.23  .David  fee  him  over  his  guard 

1  Cbro.u,z%. 

1  Kin.  i4.Z7.comitted  (hields  to  the  cap.of  the  g. 
zCbron.iz-ic. 

z  8  .the  guard  bare  the,m,and  brough  1 1 hvm 

2  Chron  12.11. 

2  Jv.wz.10.25.Jehu  faid  to  the guard}$hy  them    \ 
guard  and>captaines  caft  them  put 

1  i.4.Jehoiada  fet  the  rulers  and  the  guard 
6.3.  third  part  at  the  gate  behind  the  guard 
11. guard  flood  everyrman  with  his  weapon 
1 3. when  Athaliah  heard  the  noife  of  thegK- 
i9.he  took  the  guards  came  by  the  gate  of 

2  5.8  .came  Nebux.capt.of  the  guard  to  Jerufal- 
ferem.  52.12. 

lO.captainof  theg/w.brake  down  the  walls 

ferem.fz-i^. 

i.i.people  the  captain  of  thegtt.carricd  away 

/e>-.39.9&  52.15. 

1  i.eaptain  of  the  guard  left  of  the  poore 
fcr. 39. 1  o.&  52.16. 

1 5  .veflels  of  gold  &  filv.capt.of  the  g«.took 

ferem.1)  z.19. 

1 8. capt.of  the  gwj.took  Seraiah,Zephaniah 

Ver.20.  &fer.%  2.24,26. 

Nefe.4.2  2.1odge  within  Jer.  that  they  may  be  a  gu. 

2  3.neither  I,nor  men  ofgM.put  off  our  clo. 
fer.  39.11  .gave  charge  to  the  capt.of  the  git  cone. 

1 3  .fo  the  capt.of  the  gw.took  Jer.out  of  prif. 
40. 1. when  the  capt.of  thegaa.let  him  go  from 
2.capt.of  theg«a.took  Jer.Sc  faid,  The  Lord 
5. the  captain  of  the  g«ard  gave  him  viftuals 
41  .to.what  the  capt.of  the  gm.  committed  to 
43-6.took  everyone  the  capt.of  the  ga.had  left 
52.30.Nebn2.cap.ofthegM.tookcapti.4600. 
Ew^.38.7.and  Lje  thou  3. guard  to  them 
Dan.z.i^.  Dan.anfwered— the  captain  of  the  gu, 
Alt.zS.i  6.deliv.the  prifoners  to  the  cap.of  the  gu. 

(Bmvfccbamber. 

1  Kin.  I4.28.(hields  back  into  theg«<#'rf-chamber 

2  Chrm.i z'.ii' 

•JSaGgoDdl;. 

Deut.  10.7 .they  journied  to  Gudgodah, from  Gudg. 

Luk..  i9.7.he'was  gone  to  begueft  with  a  (inner 
22. 1  i.where  is  the  guefi  chamber  where  I  (hall 
Marty  14.14. 
€ucft0. 
1  I^i».i.4i.Adonijah  and'all  his  guefls  heard  it 
49. all  the  guefls  with  Adonijah  were  afraid 
Pro.g.  1 8  .that  her  guefls  are  in  the  depth  of  hell 
Zeph.i.y.he  hath  bid  his  guefls 
Md£.22.io.weddingwasfurnifhed  with  guefls 
1 1  .King  came  in  to  fee  the  guefls 
45utoe, 
fob  38.3  2.canft  thou g«wfcAr&urus  with  his  fons 
Pfal.zf  .y.thc  meek  will  he  guide  in  judgement 
31.3  .for  thy  names  fake  lead  me,md  guide 
32.8.Ile  guide  thee  with  mine  eye 
7  3 .  24.thou  (halt  guide  me  w  ith  thy  counfell 
1 1 2.'5.he  Miillguide-his  affaires  with  difcretion 
Pro.  11.3  .integrity  of  the  upright  ihAlgmde  them 
23.1 9-be  wife,&  guide  thine  heart  in  the  way 
iyi.49.10.by  the  fprings  of  wat.flaall  he  g«i.them 
5  i.i  8.there  is  none  to  guide  her  of  all  the  fons 
58.1 1. the  Lord  (hall  guide  thee  continually 
i«^.i.79.tog«j«fe  our  feet  into  the  way  of  peace 
fob.  1 6. 1 3  .he  will  guide  you  into  all  truth 
^cT.8.3  i;how  canl,except  fomeman  guide  me 
1  Kw.5.t4.beare  children,g«Jrfe  the  houfe 

Pfal.48.  i4«he  will  be  our  guide  unto  death 
55.1 3. my  guide,md  my  acquaintance 


GUI      G  U  S 

__ 1 

Pro.z.  17. which  forfaketh'  the  guide  of  her  youth     j 

6.7.which  having  no  g««/e,overfeer,or  ruler 
^.3.4.myfathersthouart  the  g«i<&  of  my  youih    ' 
Mic.y.^.fut  ye  not  confidence  inagiude 
Mat.  23 . 1 6. wo  unto  you  yeblind  guides   Ver.  24. 
Aff.i.i6.which  wasg/«.tothern  that  took  Jefus 
Kow.2.i9.confid.that  thou  art  aguidc  of  the  blind 

(©uiDcD.    (Sniorr.g. 
Gen. ^2.1  ^.guiding  his  hands  wittingly 
Exo.  15.13.  thou  haft  gyifkd  them  in  thy  ftrength 
2  chro.i  z.zz.ths.  Lord  guided  them  on  every  fide 
fob  3 1. 18.I  have  guided  her  from  my  moth.womb 
Pfal.7%. 5  z -guided them  in  the  wildern.like  a  flock 
7  2.  guided  them  by  tjie  skilfulnefs  of  his  ha. 

Exod.z  1 .  i4.to  flay  his  neighbour  with  guile 
Pfal. iz.z.'m  whofe  fpiiit  there  is  no  guile 

34.13  .keep  thy  lips  from  fpeaking  guile 

1  Peter  3,10. 

55.1  l.guile  depart  not  from  her  flreecs 
fobn  i.47.a'n  Ifraelite  in  whom  is  no  guile 
z  Cor.iz'.i6. being crafty,I  caught  you  with  guile 
1 1'hef.  2. 3. our  exhortation  w^s  noc  in  guile 
1  PeJ.2.i.laying  afide  all  malice  and  male 

2  2.'neither  wzsguile  found  in  his  mouth 
Rev.  1 4. 5  .in  their  mouth  was  found  no  mile 

©Hflt.  ~      . 

Dcwf.i'g.ij.put  away  thz  guilt  of  innocent  blcud 
Chapt.21.9. 

dStitltp, 
Gra.42.2i.we  are  verily  guilty  concern.our  brcth. 
£xo^.34.7-by  no  means  clear  the  guilty 

Numb.iq.iS. 

Levit.4. 1 3  .which  fhould  not  be  donc,&  ate  guilty 

Chapt.22.27. 

5.2,ifhidden  from  him,(halbe  unclean  &Lguil. 

3. when  he  knowethof  it3(halbe  guilty 

Verfe  4. 
5. when  he  (halbeg«i#y,he  (hall  confefle 
I7.th6ugh  he  wifh  it  not,  yet  is  he  guilty 
6-4.becaufe  he  hath  finned,&  is  g«i.he  (hall  reft 
Num.}  5. .2 7. he  (hall  not  be  guilty  of  bloud 

3  i.nofatisfaft.fora  murderer guil.o? death 
fudg.z  1. 2 2. give  them  wiv.that  you  (houldbeg«. 
E^.io.i9.beingg;«/£y,they  effredaram  for  their 
Pra.30.10.left  he  curfe  thee,&  thou  be  found  gui. 
£^.22.4.  thou  art  become  guilty  in  thy  bloud 
Zech.  r  1 . 5 .  flay  them,  &  hold  themfelves  not  guilty 
Mat.zi,.!  8.by  the  gift  that  is  upon  it,he  is  guilty 

26.66.anfwered  and  faid.  He  is  guilty  of  death 

Marty  14.64. 

Rom-i.i9.a\\  the  world  become  guilty  before  God 

1  C0r.11.z7.be  gui.of  the  body  &  bloud  of  the  L. 

,/W2.io.offend  inonepoint,isg«i//y  ofall 

dStJtltinefre. 
GfK.26.10.  (houldft  have  brought  guilt'm.upon  us 
Pfa.<  i.i4.deliverme  from  bloud guiliinejjh 9OG. 

d&uHtleffe. 
£xoi.20.7.the  Lord  will  not  hold  him  guiltleffe 

Dent.%.  11. 
Num.  5.31  .then  (hall  the  man  be  guiltleffe 

3  2.2  2.afcerward  ye  dial  return,&  be  guiltleffe 
fof.z.19  his  bloud  (halbe  upon  him,we  wilbeg«. 

1  Sa.rn.z69  againft  the  Lords  anointed,  &  hegu. 

2  Sam.] 1 .28.I  &  my  kingd.areg«i/.of  the  bloud  of 
i4.9.the  king  and  his  throne  beguiltlejfe 

1  Ki'n.z.p.hold  him  hot  guiltleffe, thou  arc  a  wife 
Mat.iz.j.yt  would  not  have  condemned  theg/«/, 

<B5ulfe. 
I.8^.i6.26.between  us  &you  agreat?»^e  fixed 

Gra.46. 2  4.fons  of  Napthali ,  Guni 
Num.z<S.4%.oiGuni,the  family  of  the  Gunites 
l  Cfcro.5.i5-Ahi  f>n  of  Abdiel,fon  of  Guni 
7.13  .fons  of  Napthali,  Jahziel,G/«£ 

Snv. 


2  I<i«.o.27.fmote  him  at  the  going  up  to  Gut 

(Sttr^aal. 
2  Chr. £6.7 .helped  Uztiah aga.the  Ara.in  Gur-B. 

<5aflj.    dBufteO. 
1  i$B.i8.28.tillti>ebloudg///&«Joutupon  them 
P/a/.78.io.fmote  therock,and  waters grtfhed  out 
1  o  5.4 r  .he  opened  the  rock,and  wattrs  piffled 
i/i.48.2 1. he  clave  the  rock,  and  water?  gujhed 
fer. 9. 1 8. and  our  eye-lids  gufli  out  wit',  vaters 
^.i.i8.burftafunder,  &  all  hisbowelsg«/&  out 


HAB      HAB 

<S?nttre>  or  d&nttersf, 
• ;  m.  30.3 2  .Jacob  fet  the  rods  in  the  gutters 

4i.before  the  eyes  of  thecattel  in  the  gutters 
<       t.i  e.wiiofogeiEethuptothe£Kffcr,&lmites 

dpgant.  Sec  Siwnt. 


H. 


J  f0b  39 .z  5 .he  faith  among  the  trumpets,H<»,Hi* 
i?abaiah. 

\  EV  z.6 » -'he  children  of  Nahaiab  Neb.y.6i. 

SjcibafcfettUo 
Ha&.  i .  i  .burden  wcl'  HabakJiu^  the  prophet  did  fee 
3 .  i  .a  praier  o{Haba\ku\  the  prophet  on 
J$aba?tn!a!). 
I  /"  '•  J  5  •  3  ,tne  *"cn  °^  Wfl&^i«i(ife,  Jaatiniah 

Habercjion. 
j  Exod.iS  .3  z.as  it  werethc  hole  of  an  babergion 

Chapt.j^.zj. 
j  /o£  4 1 . 2  6  .nor  the  habergm  hold 
$abergton0. 
!  i  £hro.i6.ia..babergwns  &  bowes  Uzziah  prepared 
ATe/».4. 1 6.held  the  bowes  and  the  babergions    \ 
habitable. 
I  Pjf.8.3  i.rejoycing  in  the  habitable  part  of  his  ear. 

habitation. 
J  JExod.  1  5.2.1k  prepare  him  an  habitation 
S  Levit.i  3.46,  without  the  camp  (hall  his  habitat.be 

iDeut.  x  i .  5  .even  to  his  habitation  (hall  ye  feek 
i  S<a».a.i9.which  I  have  commanded  in  my  hab'i. 
3  2. an  enemy  in  my habitation ,in 
i  Sam.  1  5 .  2  5  .(hew  me  both  it  and  his  habitation 
2  Cfocfl.6. 2.1  have  built  an  houfe  of  habitation  for 

29.cl.from  the  habitation  of  the  Lord,and 
£^.7.1 5. whofe  habitation  is  in  Jerufalem 
/ob  5. 3. but  fuddenly I  curfed his  habitation 

2  4.and  thou  (halt  vifit  thy  babitat'm3and 
8.6.and  make  the  WtafiffBofthyrighteouthes 
18.15  .brimftone  (halbe  (battered  on  his  habita. 

Pfal.  26.8 .1  have  loved  the  habitation  of  thy  houfe 
3 ; .  1 4-from  the  place  of  his  habitation  he 
69.2  5-let  their  habitation  be  defolate 
7 1 .  j  .be  thou  my  ftrong  habitation 
89.14.and  judgement  are  the  hab.of  thy  throne 
ffal.97.x. 
9 1  .p.even  the  mod  High,thy  habitation 
ic>4.iz.fowlesofthe  heaven  have  their  habitat. 
i07.7.that  they  might  go  to  a  city  of  habitation 

3  6. may  prepare  a  city  for  habitation 

1 3  2.  5  .an  habitation  for  the  mighty  God  of 
1 3 .  defired  it  for  his  habitation 
P>o.3.jj.but  he  bleffeththefoted/wsofthejuft 
i/a.22.i6.thatgraveth  an  habitation  for  himfelfe 
27. 10. and  thehabitation  forfaken 
3  2 . 1 8  .in  a  peaceable  babitation,md 
3 3 .  20.fhall  fee  Jerufalem  a  quiet  habitation 
3  4. 1 3  .it  (halbe  an  habitation  of  dragons  and 
3  5.7.  in  thehabitation  of  dragons,  where 
6  3 . 1  5  .and  behold  from  the  habitati.oi thy  holy 
/ey.9.6.  thine  habitation  is  in  the  midft  of  deceit 
10.25.and  have  made  his  habitation  defolate 

2  j.jo.mightily  roare  upon  his  habitation 
3 1-  2  3 .0  habitation  of  juftice  and 

3  j.  1 2. cities  thereof  (halbe an  fazW.offliepherds 
41.17.and  dweltinthe  habitation  oiShiaAam 
49.  j  9.againft  the  habitation  of  the  ftrong 

50. 7  .the  habitation  of  juftice,even  the  Lord 
1 9.1k  bring  Ifrael  againft  his  habitation 
44. unto  the  habitation  of  the  ftrongjbot  • 
45.furely,he  (hall  make  their  habit,  defolate 
£^.29.i4.into  the  land  of their  habitation 
Dan.^.t  i.fowles  of  the  heaven  had  their  habitati. 
Obad.3  .whofe  habitation  is  high,that 
Bab.  3 . 1 1  fun  &  moon  flood  ftill  in  their  habitati. 
Aft.  i .  jo.let  his  habitation  be  defolate 

17-26. and  the  bounds  of  their  habitation 
Ephef.z.z  i.for  an  habit-of  God  through  the  fpirit 
Jude  6.  but  left  their  owne  habitation 
Revel.  18. 2.  and  is  become  the  habitation  of  devils 

Holy  habitation. 
Exod.  1  5  .1 3 .  unto  thy  holy  habitation 
1  Dc ut.  1 6 . 1 5 .  look  down  from  thy  holy  habit  .from 
j  P/fl/.6'8.5.is  God  in  his  holy  habitation 


HAB       HAD 

Jer.i  j.  30.  utter  his  voice  from  his  holy  habitation  \ 
Zech.z.i  j.raifed  up  out  of  his  holy  habitation 

Habitations. 
Gra.36.43.accord.to  their  habitations  dukes  of  Ed. 

49.  j.inftmments  of  cruelty  are  in  their  habitat. 
Exod.  1 2. 20. in  all  your  habit,  (hall  ye  eat  unleave* 

j  5.  j. kindle  no  fire  thorowout  your  habitations 
Ltvit.z  J.17.VC  fhal  bring  out  of  your  habitat,  two 
Num.  15.2.  be  come  into  the  land  of  your  habitati. 
i  Cbro.4.3  3  .thefe  were  their  habitations 

4 1. the  habitations  that  were  found  there 

7.z8.and  their  habitations  wereBethel,and 
P/iW.74.20.are  full  of  the  habitations  of  cruelty 

78.28.and  their  habitations  were  Bethel,and 
J/2r.54.2.ftretch  forth  the  curtains  of  thine  habitat. 
Jer.p.io.and  for  the  habitations  of  the  wilderneffe 

2. 1 . 1 3  .who  (hall  enter  into  our  habitations 

25.37. peaceable  habitations  are  cut  downe  . 

49.20.  he  (hall  make  their  habitat.deCohte  with 
Z,<tt*.2.2.L.hath  fwallowed  up  all  thehabi.of  Jac. 
E^\.6. 14.H1  all  their  habit.make  the  land  defola. 
Amo.t .2. habitations  of  theihepherds  (hallmourne 
Luh,.i 6.9 .may  receive  you  into  everlafting  habita. 

$aboi. 
2 1(f».i7.6.and  in  Habor  by  the  river  of  Gozan 

Chapt.18.11. 
1  Cho.^.%6.  to  Habor  and  Hara  Pul  brought  them 

I|act)aiiaJ>, 
Neb.  1 .  i.words  of  Nehemiah  the  (on  of  Hachaliab 

10. 1.  the  fon  of  Hachaliab  and  Zidkijah  ftalcd 

l&acbttai). 
1  S00.23.i9.  David  hid  in  the  hill  of  Hathilah 

Chapt.26.1. 
26.  j. Saul  pitched  in  the  hill  oiHacbilah 

Ijactjrhoni. 

1  Chro.iy.  3  z.Jethcl  the  fon  of  Hachmoni  was  with 

l$achmonite. 
1  Chro.  1 1 . 1 1 .  Jafhoboam  an  Hachmonite  chiefe  of 

Uarj. 
Gw.44.the  Lord  bad  refped  to  Abel  &  his  offer. 
5  .to  Cain  and  his  offering  he  had  not 
11 .  j  .tlicy  Wbrick  for  ftone,and  flime  had 

j  o.Sarai  was  barren,  (he  had  no  child 
1 2. 1 6.  Abram  had  (heep  and  oxen 

jo.fent  him  away  ,&  his  wife,&  all  that  he  h. 
ij.i.AbramwentoutofEg.&allthatheW 

5  .Lot  which  went  with  Abram  bad  flocks 
16. 1. (he  had  an  handmaid  an  Egyptian 
24.2.eldcft  ferv.that  ruled  over  all  that  he  had 
zj.Rebekah  had  a  brother,his  name  was  La, 
25.5.  Abraham  gave  all  that  he  had  to  Ifaac 

6.co  the  fons  of  the  concub.  which  Abra.W 
%6. 1 4, Ifaac  had  pofleffion  of  flocks  and  herds 

2  3 .9.100k  to  the  wives  which  he  fe?d,MahaIath 
za.iG.Labanhad  two  daughters 

2o.fot  the  love  he  bad  to  her 
j  0.3  5  .every  one  that  Wfome  white  in  it 

4 5. Jacob  increafed  exceed.  &  b.much  cattell 
j  1.2  i.fo  he  fled  with  all  that  he  bad 

3  2 . 2  j  Jacob  fent  over  that  he  had 

j 4. 1 9. becaufe  he  had  delight  in  Jacobs  daught. 
3  5. 1 6.Rachel  had  hard  labour 
j3.jo.came  out  his  broth.that  had  the  fcarl.th. 
j9.4.all  that  he  bad,he  put  into  his  hand 

5. made  him  overfeer  over  all  that  he  had 
bl  effing  of  the  Lo.was  on  all  that  he  had 

6.he  left  all  that  he  had  in  Jofephs  hand 

knew  not  ought  that  he  hadfave 

16, 1  had  three  white  baskets  on  my  head 
4 1 .4  j  .made  him  ride  in  the  2  d.char.that  he  h. 
4j.6.whether  ye  had yet  a  brother 

2  j.I  had  your  money 
46.1  .Ifrael  took  his  journey  with  all  that  he  h. 
47. 1 8. my  lord  alfo  hadom  herds  of  cattell 

22  .priefts  had  a  portion  afllgned  to  them 

27.they  bad  pofTeflions  therein,and  grew 
Exod.  2.6.and  when  (he  /^opened  it, (be  faw  the 
and  (he  Wcompaffion  on  him,and  faid 

i^.the  prieft  of  Midian  bad  7.daughters,and 

2  5  .and  God  bad  refpeft  unto  them 
10.23. child.of  Ifr.W  light  in  their  dwellings 
1 6.  i8.that  gathered  much  had  nothing  over 

that  gathered  little  bad  no  lack 
j6.7.flufTe  they  had  was  fufneient  for  all  the 

22.one  board  bad  z.tenons,ecjually  diftant 


HAD      HAD 

Levit.  2 1 .  j  .which  hath  had  no  husband,for 
Num.  3 .4.and  they  iad  no  children,  and 
i4.24.becaufe  he  bad  another  fpirit  with 

26.  j  j.Zelophehad  hadno  fons,but  daughters 

fofua  17.3. 

27.  j  .died  in  his  own  fin>and  had ao  fons 
j  0.6. if  (hebad  at  all  an  husband  when 

3  z.i.chil,  of  Gad  had  a  very  great  multi.of  cat. 
r>f«M-39.thatday  Wnoknowledgcbetween 
10.15  .the  Lord  had  a  delight  in  thy  fathers  to 
fof.f.  1 2.neitherW  the  children  of  Ifrael  Manna 
6.z  j. and  all  that  (he  had  they  brought  out 

2  5jofua  faved  all  that  (he  had  ;  &  (he  dwels 
7.24.Achan,&  all  that  he  had,8i  they  brought 
8,t8.fpeare  that  he  bad  in  his  hand  toward 

20. they  had  no  power  to  flee  this  way 
1 4. 1 5. and  the  land  had  reft  from  war 
17. 1. therefore  he  had  Gilead.andBalhan 

6.  daught  .of  Manaffeh  had  an  inhet  i.amon0 
reft  of  Manaf.fons  bad  the  land  of  Gilead 

8. Manaffeh  had  the  land  of  Tappuah 

1 1  .Manaffeh  had  in  Iffachar>and  in  Aflier 
I9.2.they  had  in  their  inheritan.Beerfheba and 

9.chtl.of  Sime./;&/their  inher.within  Judah 
z  1 .4.  had  by  lot  out  of  the  tribe  of  Judah  and 

5.thechil.of  Kohath  had  by  lot  out  of  Ephr. 

6.child.  of  Gerfhontefby  lot  out  of  IiTach. 

7.chil.ofMerari  by  their  fam.fcij.out  of  Reu. 

io.who  were  of  the  child.of  Levi,  bad:  for 

zo.even  they  had  the  cities  of  their  lot  out  of 
Jndg.  1.  i9.becaufe  they  foft/charets  of  iron 

3.1 1  .the land  hadtc&  40.yeares       Cha.5.3 1. 

i6.which  had  two  edges  ofa  cubit  length 

zo.  which  he  had  for  himfelfe  alone 

30. the  land  had  reft  fourfcore  years 
4.  j.for  he  had  90o.charets  of  iron 
8. 24-for  they  bad  golden  ear-rings,becaufe 

jo.Gideon  had\ chreefcore  and  ten  fons  of 
for  he  had  many  wives 
io.4.Jair  had  jo.fons,and  they  bad  jo.cities 
1 1.  J4.befide  her  he  had  neither  fon  nor  daught. 
I2.9.andlbzanfc«^  jo.fons,&  jo.daughters 

i4.Abdon  had  forty  fons,and 
i4.4.thattime  the  Philift  foa.domin.over  Ifrael 

6\and  he  had  nothing  in  his  hand 
17.  J. the  man  Micah  had  an  houfe  of  gods,  and 
i8<7.and  bad  no  bufineffe  with  any  man 

Verfe28. 

27. v)ci)  Micah  had  made,  &  prieft  that  he  bad 
Ruth  2.r.Naomi  had  a  kinfman  of  her  husbands 

1  5tf».i.2.Elkanah  Jwrftwo  wives,theone 

Penin. had  child.but  Hannah  had  no  child. 
5<9.they  had  Emerods  in.thejr  fecret  parts 
9.2.and  he  had  a  fon,  whofe  name  was  Saul 
1  j.4.Ilrael  was  had  in  abomin.  with  the  Philift. 

2 1  .yet  they  had  a  file  for  the  mattocks,and 
17.$. he  had  an  helmet  of  brafle  upon  his  head 
6.and  he  forfgreaves  of  brafle  upon  his  legs 
xz.name  was  Jeffe,and  he  had  eight  fons 
40.put  them  in  a  (hepherds  bag  which  he  ha. 
Z5.2.Nabal,  he  bad  jooo.(heep,and 

28.  j.Saul  had  r>at  away  fhofc  th&thad  fam.fpir. 
Z4,the  woman  had  a  fat  calfe  in  the  houfe 

jo.4.untill  they  had  no  more  power  to  weep 

2  Sam.  j  .4. Saul  had  a  concubine,  whofe  name  was 

1 7.  Abner  bad  communicat.with  the  Elders 
4.2.and  Sauls  fon  had  two  men  that  were  capt. 

4.Jonathan  Sauls  fon  ha.x  fon  that  was  lame 
6.22.fhall  I  be  bad  in  honour 

z  j  .Michal  daught.of  Saul  had  no  child  unto 
8.io.fot  Hadadezer  had  wars  with  Toi,and 
9.io.now  Zibafcad  i5.fons,andzo.daughters 

1 2.Mephibo(heth  had  a  young  fon 
1 2.2.the  rich  man  bad  exceeding  many  flocks 

3. bur  the  poore  man  had  nothing  fave  one 

6.and  becaufe  he  hadno  pity 
1  j .  1 .  Abfalom  had  a  faire  fifter,whofe  name 

3. but  Amnon bad*  friend,whofe  name 

1 8.fhe  had  a  garment  of  divers  colours 

23-that  Abfalom  fodiheep-fhearersin  Baal. 
»4.i.be  as  a  wom.that  bad  a  long  timemour. 

6.thy  handmaid  had  two  fons,and 
1  J.2.when  any  man  that  hadz  controver.came 

30.and  had  his  head  covered,  and 
J7.18.whkh  WaWellinhiscourt,whither 
19.43 . nct  bc  ^^  bad  in  bringing  back  our  K. 
2i.i$.Philiftimsj 


HAD   HAD 


HAD   HAD 


HAD   HAD 


21.  i  j.Philiftims  Wyet  war  again  with  Ifrael 

20.that  had  on  every  hand  fix  fingers,and 
2  3  .8  .names  of  the  mighty  men  whom  Da.  W 
i8.and  had  the  name  among  three 
2  i.Egyptian  had  a  fpeare  in  his  hand,  but 
n.and  had  the  name  among  3  .mighty  men 
i  I</».4-a.thefe  were  the  princes  which  he  had 
7. Solomon  had  1  a.officers  over  all  Ifrael 
.1 1. which  had  Taphath  the  daught.of  Sol.to 
i4.Ahinadab  had  Mahanaim 
24.Solomon>he  had  dominion  over  all  the 
and  he  had  peace  on  all  fides  round 
i6.SoIomon  W400oo.ftalls  of  horfes  for 
zChron.y.z^. 
f. 1  S.Solomon  had  yoooo.that  bare  burdens 
7.8.where  he  dwelt,  W  another  court  within 
2  8  .they  had  borders,  and  the  borders  were 
jo.every  bafe  had  foure  brafen  wheeles,and 

foure  corners  thereof  had  under-fetters 
j7.allofthem  had  one  calling 
o.ip.that  Solomon  Wcities  for  his  charets 

27.that  had  knowledge  of  the  fea  with 
10. 1  j  .befides  that  he  had  of  the  merchant  men 
2  2.for  the  king  had  at  fea  a  navie  of  mips 
26.and  he  had  1 40o.charets 
2  8  .and  Sol.  had  horfes  brought  out  of  Egypt 
1 1.  j. and  he  had  70o.wives,princefles 
1  $.20.which  he  W,againft  the  cities  of  Ifrael 
n.x.that  Naboth  the  Jezreelite  Wavineyard 
22.31  .and  two  capt.that  had  rule  over  his  char. 
2  Kin.9.  3  1  .had  Zimri  peace  that  flew  his  mafter 
10. 1. and  Ahab  had  7  o.[ons  in  Samaria,  and 
1 2. 1 1. that  W  overfight  of  the  houfe  of  the  L. 
1  3.  2  3.  and  Wcomp3ffiononthem 

and  Wrefpe&unto  them,becaufe 
2$. 17. like  unto  thefe  Wthe  fecond  pillar 
iChro.z.zz. who  had  2  3. cities  in  the  land  of  Gil 
26Jarahmeel  had  alfo  another  wife,whofe 
34-now  Sheftian  had  no  fons,but  daughters 
and  Sheftian  had  a  fervant  an  Egy.whofe 
5  2. and  Shobal  had  fons 
4.f.and  Afher  had  two  wives,Helah  and 
22.who  had  dominion  in  Moab 
27.Shimei  te.i6.fons,his  breth.fc&not  many 
6.3  i.after  that  the  arke  Wreft 

66.  refidue  of  Kohath  had  cities  out  of  Ephr. 
7.4.forthey  Wmany  wives  and  fons 
1 5.  and  Zelophehad  had  daughters 
8.40.fons  of  Ulam  had  many  fons 
9.i8.cert.of  them  ha.the  charge  of  the  min.vef. 
3  i.Mattithiah  Wthe  fet  office  over  things 
44.and  Azel  had  fix  fons 

1  o.  1 3  .of  one  that  bad  a  familiar  fpirit  to 
1 1.1  o.chiefe  of  the  mighty  men  w  horn  Da.W 

20.and  bad  a  name  among  the  three 

24.  W  the  name  among  the  three  mighties 
12.3  2.which  were  men  that  had  underftan.of 
1 3.i4.and  blefled  all  that  he  had 
14.4.  of  his  children  which  he  had  in  Jerufalem 
23.ii.andBeriahWnotmany  fons 

22.and  had  no  fons,but  daughters 
24.2.Nadab  had  no  children 

28.of  Mahli  came  Elea.who  hadno  fons 
z6 .  lo.Hofah  of  the  chil.of  Merari  ba.no  fons 
28.2.I  Win  my  heart  to  build 

1 2.pattern  of  all  that  he  bad  by  the  fpirit  of 
2  Chro.1.1 2.as  none  of  the  kings  have  had  that 

14.and.he  W  I400.charets,and 

1 6. Solomon  bad  horfes  brought  out  of  Egy. 
8.6.and  all  the  ftore  cities  that  Solomon  bad 
1 4.6. for  the  land  to?  reft3and  he  hadno  war 

8.  Afa  bad  an  army  of  them  that  bare  targets 
1 7. 5. and  he  had  riches  and  honour  in  abunda. 

1 3  .he  had  much  bufinefie  in  the  cities  of 
18 . 1  .now  Jehofliaphat  had  riches,and 

2.and  for  the  people  that  he  had  with  him 

2  i.6.for  he  Wthe  daughter  of  Ahab  to  wife 
22. 9. houfe  of  Ahaziah  had  no  power  to 
26. 5. who  bad  understanding  in  the  vifions 

I  o.for  Uzziah  bad  much  cattell,both 

I I  .Uzziah  had  an  hoft  of  fighting  men  that 
19. and  bad  a.  cenfer  in  his  hand  to 

3  °.  1 7. therefore  the  Levites  had  the  charge  of 
3  i.io.we  hive  had  enough  to  eat,and 
3  z.  i7«Hezekiah  had  exceeding  much  riches 
34. 10.W  the  overfight  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 


3  f  .24-put  him  in  the  fecond  charet  that  hehad 
•Ev.3-7.to  the  grant  that  they  bad  of  Cyrus,king 
io.44.Waken  ftrange  wives.-&  fome  of  them 
had  wives  by  whom  they  W  children 
Neh.A..6for:  the  people  hods,  mind  to  work 
1 8.builders,every  one  had  his  fword 
9.28.after  they  bad  reft,they  did  evill  againe 

fo  that  they  bad  the  dominion  oyer  them 
1  i.i^.chiefeof  the  Levites  had  the  overfight 
E/ih.z.j. for  hehad  neither  father  nor  mother 
3.  i6.the  Jewes  Wlight  and  gladnefle 
i7.the  Jewes  had  joy  and  gladnefle 
9.1.  the  Jews  W  rule  over  them  thathat.them 
itf.and  Wreft  from  their  enemies,and 
fob  3.i7.or  with  princes  that  Wgold,who 
26.I  was  not  in  fafety,neither  had  I  reft 
22.8.for  the  mighty  man,he  had  the  earth 
29.1 2.and  him  that  had  none  to  help  him 
31.3  1.  Oh  that  we  Wof  his  fiefh 
42.10.gave  Job  twice  as  much  as  he  had 
1  2. for  he  had  i400o.(heep,and 
1 3. he  bad  alfo  7.fons,and  3. daughters 
P/tf/.f  j-6.0h  that  I  had  wings  like  a  dove>for 
84. 1  o.I  had  rather  be  a  door-keeper  in 
89.7.and  to  be  had  in  reverence  of  all 
I  r  9. 5  i.the  proud  have  bad  me  in  derifion 
^6.this  I  Wjbecaufe  I  kept  thy  precepts 
Ecclef.  1.16. my  heart  had  great  experience  of 
2.7.W  fervants  born  in  my  houfe,alfo  I  had 
4. 1  .and  they  had  no  comforter 

but  they  hadno  comfortef 
C(j«?.8.n.Solom.Wa  vineyard  of  Baal-hamon 
Ifa.6.z  .each  one  had  fixe  wings,with 
22.1 1. neither  WrefpecT:  unto  him  that 
26.13  .befides,ye  have  had  dominion  over  us 
29.16.he  bad  no  understanding 
38.17  .for  peace  I  bad  great  bitternefie 

59.  io.we  grope,as  if  we  had  no  eyes 

60.  icin  my  favour  have  I  had  mercy  on  thee 
fe y.4. 2  3  .and  they  had  no  light 

9.2.O  that  I  had  in  the  wilderneffe  a  lodging 
39.i0.whkh  Wnothingin  the  land  of  Judah 
44. 1 7. for  then  W  we  plenty  ofvictuals,and 
$2.2$.whieh  had  the  charge  of  the  men  of  war 
tarn.  1 .7.that  (he  bad  in  the  daies  of  old 

9.ftie  bad  no  comforter,0  Lord 
Etgk.. l  -6.and  every  one  had  foure  faces 

and  every  one  had  foure  wings 
8. they  bad  the  hands  of  a  man  under 

they  foure  bad  their  faces  &  their  wings 
lo.they  4.  W  the  face  of  a  man,foa.the  face  of 
they  foure  alfo  had  the  face  of  an  Eagle 
i6.and  they  foure  hadone  likenefle 
2 3. every  one  ha.two  wc'' covered  on  this  fide 
every  one  ha.two  which  cover.on  that  fide 
27«and  it  had  brightnefle  round  about 
9. 3. which  Wthe  writers  inkhorn  by  his  fide 

1  i.had  the  inkhorn  by  his  fide  reported 
10,  lo.had  one  likeneffe,as  if  a  wheele  had 

1  z. even  the  wheeles  that  they  foure  bad 
z  1  .every  one  bad  foure  faces  a  piece 

i7«3.which  Wdivers  colours  came 

19. 1  i.ftie  Wftrong  rods  for  the  fcepters  of 
23.31. and  bad  in  derifion 
29.18  .yet  bad  he  no  wages  for  the  (ervice 
3  j .  5 .  becaufe  thou  haft  bad  a  perpetuall  hatred 

that  their  iniquity  had  an  end 
36.21.butl  bad  pity  for  my  holy  name 
40.io.pofts  hadone  meafure  on  this  fide 
3 1. the  going  up  to  it  Weight  fteps 

Verf.34,37. 
4i.6.but  they  bad  not  hold  in  the  wall  of 
1 8. and  every  Cherub  had  two  faces 

2  3  .the  temple  and  fan&uary  had  two  doores 
24.thedoores  had  two  leaves  a  piece 

42.6.but  Wnot  pillars,as 
20.it  had  a  wall  rbund  about 

44.2  2.or  a  widow  that  hadz  prieft  before 
2 5. that  hath  hadno  husband,  they 

47.3  .when  the  man  that  had  the  line  in 
Ete.i#4.andfuchas  had  ability  in  them  to 

i7.Daniel  Wunderftanding  in  all  vifions 
3 .27.cn  whofe bodies  the  fire  hadno  power 
4.i2.beaftsof  the  field  Wfhadow  under  it 

2 1  .fowles  of  the  heav.W  their  habitations 
6.24.and  the  lions  had  the  maftery  on  them 

___ Qj* 


7.  i.Daniel  had  a  dreame,  and 

4-and  had  Eagles  wings,I 

5.and  it  had  three  ribs  in  the  mouth  of  it 

6.which  Won  the  back  of  it  foure  wings  of 
thebeaft  Walfo  foure  heads,  and 

7  .and  it  bad  great  iron  teeth,it 

and  it  had  ten  homes 

1 2.they  had  their  dominion  taken  away 

20  .evert  of  that  horn  that  had  eyes 
8. 3  .before  s  river  a  ram  which  had  two  homes 

6.that  had  two  homes  which  I  had  feen 

1 0.1  .and  had  understanding  of  the  vifion 
Hof.i  2. 3. he  bad  power  with  God 

4.yea,  he  bad  power  oyce  the  angel 
Jonah  4. 10. thou  haft  Wp;ty  on  the  gourd 
Na/;.  3, 8. that  W  the  waters  round  about  it 
Hab.  3 .4. he  had  horns  coming  cut  of  his  hand 
Zech.  1 . 1  i.againft  which  thou  haft  ^.indignation 
f.J.for  they  had  wings  like  the  wings  of  aftork 
Maiz.  1  j. yet  bad  he  the  refidue  of  the  fpirit 
Mat.i.^S&me  John  bad  his  raiment  of  camels-hair 
4.i4.andthofe  which  Wthepalfie 
1  s.io.there  was  a  man  which  fez.his  hand  with. 
1 3. 5.  where  they  Wnot  much  earth   Mar.^.t. 
becaufe  they  had  no  deepnefle  of  earth 
Marine  4.  $■. 
•  6.becaufe  they  Wnot  root,  they  withered 

Marine  4.6. 
46.and  fold  all  that  he  bad,znd  bought  it 
14. 3  j.  when  the  men  of  that  place  bad  knowl. 

1 8. 2  5. all  that  he  had,  and  payment  to  be  made 

forafmuch  as  he  had  not  to  pay  his 
3  3. thou  alfo  have  W  companion  as  I  had 
19.21.for  he  bad  great  pofieflions 
2i.28.acertaine  man  Wtwofons,which 
21. 1  i.faw  there  a  man  which  Wnot  a  weddi. 

28.forthey  all  Wher 
26.8.they  Windignation, faying,To  what 
zj.i6.bad  then  a  notable  prifoner  called  Barr. 
Mar.z.z^. what  David  did  when  he  Wneed 
3 .1  .was  a  man  there  which  bad  a  withered  hand 

10. for  he  Whealed  many,infomuch  that 
$.3. who  had  his  dwelling  in  the  tombs 
1  j. and  had  the  Legion  fitting,and  in 
2f. a  certain  wom.which  had  an  iflueofblo. 
26.fufFered  many  things/pent  all  that  (he  h. 
6.i9.therefore  Herodias  had 3.  quarrell  againft 

3 1. they  bad  no  leafure  fo  much  as  to  eate 
7.1 5-whofe  young  daught.W  an  unclean  fpir. 

3  2. and  had  an  impediment  in  his  fpeech 
8. 7. and  they  had  a  few  fmall  fifties 

1 4.forgotten  to  take  bread,  neither  bad 
10.21.for  he  W  great  poflefli  on  s 
1  s.2  2.and  the  feven  had  her,3nd 

23-for  the  feven  bad  her  to  wife  Lu\.zo.  3  3. 

44.did  caft  in  all  that  (he  had       Luk^.z  1 .4. 

i4.4.fome  that  had  indignation  within  rhemf. 

Lull.  i.  3  .alfo  having  had  perfect  understanding  of 

7. and  they  had.  no  child,becaufe 

4.3  3. which  Wa  fpirit  of  an  unclean  devill 

40.aH  they  that  had  any  ficke  with 
6.8.faid  to  the  man  which  had  the  withered  ha. 
7.1 3.Lord  faw  her,he  bad  companion  on  her 
4 1  .which  bad  two  debtors,the  one 
42.when  they  bad  nothing  to  pay,  he 
8 .27.3  certain  man  which  had  devils  long  time 
4 2.for  he  ha.one  only  daughter  about  n.ye. 
9.1 1. healed  them  that  Wneed  of  healing 
10.39.fhe  Wa  fitter  called  Mary 
1 3 .6.  a  certain  man  bad  a  fig-tree  planted  in 

1 1. there  was  a  woman  which  had  a  fpirit  of 
14.2 .  a  cert.man  before  him  weh  ha.the  dropfic 
1  j,  1 1. a  certain  man  had  two  fons 

20.and  Wcompa!fion,and  ran  and 
i6.i>a  rich  man  which  had  a  fteward,and  the 
i7.6.if  ye  bad  faith  as  a  grain  of  muftard  feed 
John  4. 1 8  .for  thou  haft  had  five  husbands,and 
<.4.made  whole  of  whatfoever  difeafehe  had 

5.  which  Wan  infirmity  38.yeares 
1 2.6.and  had  the  bag,and  bare  what 
1 3. ^.becaufe  Judas  Wthe  bagthat 
1  y-.k  2. they  had  not  had  fin,but  now  have  they 
Verfe  24. 
i7.?.which  I  had  with  thee  before  the  wor.was 
Jff.z.^H.ani  had  all  things  common 
4 5. as  every  man  had  need 

4.32.bin: 


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HAD      HAD 

4.3  2.but  they  had  all  things  common 

3  f  .according  as  he  hadneed 
j.iq.hadin  reputation  among  all  the  people 
7.  y.when  as  yet  he  hadno  child 

44.our  fathers  had  tabernacles  of  witnefle 
8. 1 1. to  him  they  had  regard ,becaufe 

if. had  the  charge  of  all  her  treafure,&  had 
9.3 1. then  had  the  Churches  reft  throughout 
10.31  .thine  almes  are  had  in  remembrance  in 
1 3  .j.they  Walfo  John  to  their  minifter 
I4.9.that  he  had  faith  to  be  healed 
1 5.2.  Paul  &  Barnabas  hadno  fmall  diffencion 
17. 1 3.when  the  Jews  of  Theffalon.fotfrfknowl. 
1 8 . 1 8  .for  he  had  a  vow 

1 9,1 3.10  call  over  them  which  had  evill  fpirits 
2  1  .p.the  fame  man  had  foure  daught. virgins 
23.30.what  they  W  againft  them 
2  4 . 1 9. if  they  had  ought  againft  me 
2  j .  1 9 .but  had  certaine  cjueftions  againft  him 

26.that  after  examination  had,l  might 
27.16.we  had  much  work  to  come  by  the  boat 
28.9.others  alfo  which  Wdifeafes  in 

i9.not  that  I  had  ought  to  accufe  my  nation 
29-and  had  great  reafoning  among 
K0W.4.1  i.which  he  hadyet  being  uncircumcifed 

Verfe  1 2. 
6.2  i.what  fruit  badye  then  in  thofe  things 
1  C0c7.29.be as  though  they  that  hadnone 
z  Cor.  i .g.biit  we  had  the  fentence  of  death  in 
1 2.we  have  had  our  converfation  in 
2.13.I  hadno  reft  in  my  fpirir,becaufe 
j.io.Wnogloryin  thisrefpcct 
7.5".into  Macedonia,our  flefh  hadno  reft 
8. 1  5  .that  forgathered  much  had  nothing  over 
&  he  that  forgathered  little  hadno  lack 
9.f.whereof  ye  had  notice  before 
Grt/.4.2  2.that  Abraham  had  two  fons,the  one 
Ephef.z.i  .among  whom  we  all hadour  converf. 
Phil.z. Z7.  but  God  bad  mercy  on  him 

1  Tfop/.i.^.manerofentring  in  we  foarf  unto  you 

2  Tbef.z.  1 2.but  had  pleafure  in  unrighteoufnefle 
He&.2.i4.mightdeftroy  him  that  foa.the  power  of 

7.6.and  bleffed  him  that  had  the  promifes 

9.1  .the  firft  covenant  had  alfo  ordinances  of 
4.which  had  the  golden  cenfer,  and 
wherin  was  the  golden  pot  that  ha.Mznna 

ic.2.fhould  have  hadno  more  confidence  of 
6.in  facrifices  for  fin  thou  haft  hadno  pleaf. 
34-ye  had  compaffion  of  me  in  my  bondage 

11.5.  before  his  tranflation  he  had  this  teftim. 
1  y.truly»if  they badbeen  mindfull  of 
z  6  .for  he  had  refpeft  unto  the  recompence 
36.others  had  trialls  of  cruell  mockings 

1 2.9-we  have  forefathers  of  our  flefh,which 

1  fob.  z. 7. which  ye  had  from  the  beginning 

2  Job.  5  .but  that  which  we  have  had  from  the  beg. 

3  Job.  1 3.I  had  many  things  to  write,  but   - 
Revel.  1 .  i6.he  bad  in  his  right  hand  7.ftarres 

4 .4-they  had  on  their  heads  crownes,  of  gold 
7  .third  beaft  had  a  face  as  a  man 
8.fourebeafts  fori  each  of  them  foure  wings 
6. 2. he  that  fate  on  him  bad  abow 

5  .that  fate  on  him  had  a.  paire  of  ballances 
7. when  he  had  opened  the  fourth  feale,  I 
©.when  he  had  opened  the  fifth  feale,I  faw 
1 2.when  he  had  opened  the  fixth  feale,  and 
8.6.which  had  the  feven  trumpets  prepared 

9. and  had  life,dyed,and 
9. 8. and  they  had  hake  as  the  haire  of  a  man 
,  9.and  they  /Wbreaft-plates  as 
io.they  had  tailes  like  to  fcorpions 
1  i.and  they  Waking  over  them;which 
i4.faying  to  the  fixth  angel  which  ha.the  tr» 
19-and  hadheais,8c  with  them  they  do  hurt 
io.2.he  had  in  his  hand  a  little  book  open 
13.1 1. he  had  two  homes  like  a  lamb,and 
I 4-of  thofe  miracles  which  he  bad  power  to 
which  had  the  wound  by  a  fword,  and 
1  f.he  Wpower  to  give  life  unto 
ly.fave  he  that  hadthe  marke,and 
I4.i8.whichfoarf  power  over  fire,and 

cry  to  him  that  hadthe  (harp  fickle,faying 
.  1  6.2.on  the  men  which-W  the  mark  of  the  be. 
7.  i.which  had  the  feven  vialls,and  talked 

Chapt.29.1. 
1  S.io.made  rich  all  that  fova/fhipsin  the  fea 


H  4  D       HAG 


HAG      H  A  I 


19.1  a.he  hada  name  written,that  no  man 
2 1 . 1  z.bad  a  w  all  great  &  high,&  had  1 2.gates 
1 5. that  talked  with  me  bad  a  golden  reed  to 
23  .the  city  hadno  need  of  the  fun 
l£aO  compafsion.  See  Cotnpafffott. 
I&atift, 
Gra.30.30.was  little  wch  thou  hadft  beforel  came 
P/"^.44.3.becaufe  thou  badft  a  favour  to  them 
Jer.$. 3. thou  hadft  a  whores  forehead 
Hefo.io.8.neither  hadft  pleafure  therein 

^aBaDcalled^auar,Gw.36.39.  1  chr.1.46. 
Gra.36.3  j.Hufham  died,and  Hadad  reigned 
3  6. Hadad  died,and  Shamlah  reigned 

1  Cbron.1.47. 
t  J(//2.ii.i4.anadverfaryto  Sol.Hadadthe  Edom. 
I7.that  Hadad fled,he  &  certain  Edomites 

Hadad  being  yet  a  little  child 
i^.Hadad  found  great  favour  in  the 
2 1. when  Hadad  heard  in  Egypt  that  David 
Hadad  faid  to  Pharaoh,  Let  me  go 
2  5.befide  the  mifchiefe  that  Hadad  did 

1  Chro.i.-$o.Man~a,Hadad}  &  Teman,fons  of  Ifh. 

jo.when  Baal-haven  wasdead,H<jrf.reigned 
5i.H*&ZfiJdiedalfo,and  the  dukes  of  Edom 

J^ataUejer. 

2  Sam.8.3  .David  fmote  alfo  Hadade^er  the 

5. when  the  Syrians  came  to  luccour  Hadade. 
7. that  were  on  the  fervants  of  Hadade^er 
8.the  cities  of  Hadade^r  king  David  took 
9-that  David  had  fmitten  all  the  hoft  of  Ha. 
io.becaufe  he  had  fought  againft  Hadade^er 
for  Hadflde^er  had  wars  wich  Toi 
i2.and  of  the  fpoile  of  Hadade^er 

1  Kin.  11.23.  which  fled  from  his  lord  Hadade^er 

Hauatytmtnon. 
Zee .  1 1. 1 1  .as  the  morning  of  Hadadrimmon  in  the 

HaOat  called  J&aOat),  1  cfow.1.30. 
Gen.z  5. 1 5 -of  IfhmaeljHiJc&ffjTema,  Jetur 
36.39.Baal-haven  died,and  Hadar  reigned 
^aDarejer, 

2  Sam.  10.  i6.Hadare^er  fenr,  and  brought  out  the 

Shobach  captain  of  the  hoft  of  Hadarexer 
19.  kings  that  were  fervants  to  Hadare^aw 
1  Cbro.iZ.s.  David  fmote  Hadare^er  king  of 
%  .Syrians  came  to  help  Hadare%er 
7  .that  were  on  the  fervants  of  Hadare^er 
8. and  frpm  Chun,  cities  of  Hadare^er 
9.how  David  had  fmitten  all  the  hoft  of  H<z. 
io.becaufe  he  had  fought  againft  Hadarc^er 
and  fmitten  him,for  Hadar.had  warred 
19.  i6\Shobach  capt.of  the  hoft  of  Hadar.y/ent 


19. when  the  fervants  of  Hadare^er  faw  that 


Jof.  1 5. 3  7.Zen&m,Hadafhah3cities  in  the  valley 

i^Oaffa, 

£/?.2.7.and  he  brought  Hadajfa,that  is,Efther 

UaOattal?. 
Jof.  1 5 .2  j  .and  Haiot^adattob^ities  of  Judah 

$att)ft. 
E\ra  2.3  3. the  children  ofLod3Haddid 

l&at>tt>. 
7vVfo.7.37.the  children  of  LodiHadid) and 

1  i.34.at  Hadid,  Zeboim,NebalIat5Ben.dwelt 
i?aDIa(. 
2  Cforfl.28.i2.Amafa  the  fon  of  Hadlai  ftood 

HaOojatn. 
Gra.io.27.Joktan  begat  Hadoram     1  Chro.i.zi. 

1  Cbco.  1 8. 10. he  fent  Hadoram  his  fon  to  David 

2  Chio.io.  1 8.then  Rehoboam  fent  Hadoram  that 
l^aDtach. 

Zecb.t).  1  .in  the  land  of  Hadrach  the  burden 

Haft. 
//^•3.22.the  baft  alfo  went  in  after  the  blade 


2i.9<faw  the  fon  of  Hagw  mocking 

i4.took  a  bottle  of  wa^er^  gave  it  to  Hagar 

i7.angel  of  God  called  to  Hagar  out  of  hea. 

what  aileth  thee,HdgiJr  ?  feare  not 

2  j.i  2.w horn  H^g.the  Egyptian  bare  to  Abrah. 

See  further  3Pgar, 

$agarensf. 

Vfal.%i.6,oi  Moab,and  the  Hagarens 

Hagartte, 
1  Chro-zj-i  1. over  the  flocks  was  Jaziz  the  Haga. 

^agaritciet. 
1  Chro.  <f.  io.they  made  the  war  with  the  Hagarltes 

Verfe  19. 
20.and  the  Hagarltes  were  delivered  into 


E^»".2.4eVthe  children  oiHagab  the  Nethinims 


£\>\2.4y.the  children  of  H*g<jtafo,Nethinims 

Nebem.7.42. 


Gcn.46. 1 6.fons  of  Gad }Haggai 
Etr.f.i.Haggai  the  prophet,and  Zech-prophefied 
6.i4.profp.through  the  prophecying  of  Ha.the 
Ha?.  1.1  .came  the  word  of  the  Lord  by  Haggai  the 
3.then  came  the  word  of  therL.by  HaXaying 
1 2. and  the  words  of  Haggai  the  prophet,as 
1 3. then  fpake  Haggai  the  Lords  meflenger 
2. 1  .by  the  prophet  Haggai,hy m%         Ver.  1  o. 
1 3. then  faid  Haggai ,If  one  that  is 
i4.then  anfwercd  Haggai,  and  faid 
20.again,  the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Ha. 
Cetaggert. 
i  Chro.i  i.38.Mibhar  the  fon  oiHaggeri 

$agg'.    ^aggttes, 
Num.z6.i  5. of  Haggi  the  family  of  the  Haggites 
fjaggfat). 

1  Cfo?v?.6.3c.Shimei  his  [on,Haggiah  his  fon 

2  Sam.-$.$.ihe  fourth  Adonijah,the  fon  oiHaggith 

1  Chron.  3.2. 
1  Kin.1.1  .Adonijah  the  fon  oiHaggith  exalted 
1  r. that  Adon.the  fon  of  Haggitb  doth  reign 
2. 1 3  .Adonijah  the  fon  of  Ha^i.came  to  Bath. 
^sti.  See  alfo  2Bi. 
Gi?».i  2.8. having  Bethel  on  the  weft,H^j  on  the 
i3.3.Abram  went  between  Bethel  and  Hoi 

Exod-y.  1 8. to  raine  a  very  grievous  baik,Ct\ch 
I9.the  baile  (liall  come  down  on  them 
2J.that  there  may  be  baile  in  all  the  land 
23. the  Lord  fent  thunder  and  baile 

the  L.rained  baile  upon  the  land  of  Egypt 
24.fo  there  was  haile,and  fire  mingled  with 
the  ha. very grievous,fuch  as  there  was  none 
z$.baile  fmote  thorowout  all  the  land 

the  baile  fmote  every  herb  of  the  field 
2^.where  thechi.of  If.were  there  was  no  h. 
28.be  no  more  mighty  thunder  and  baile 
29.neither  mall  there  be  any  more  baile 
3  3 .  and  baile  ceafed ,  and 
34.when  Pharaoh  faw  the  ba.&  thund.ceafed 
10.5  .which  remaineth  unto  you  from  the  baile 
1 2. even  all  that  the  haile  hath  left 
i  y.  which  the  baile  had  left 
Job  3  8 . 2  z.or  haft  thou  feen  the  treafures  of  the  ha. 
Pfal.j8.47.he  deftroied  their  vines  with  haile 
48. gave  up  their  cattell  alfo  to  the  baile 
1  o  f .  3  2 .  he  gave  them  haile  for  ra  ine 
i48.8.fire  and  fo^V^fnow  and  vapour 
lfa.z8.z.  which  as  a  tempeft  of  haile,and 

i7.the  haile  fhall  fweep  away  the  refuge 
H^.2.i7.and  with  haile  in  all  the  labours 
Kew/.8.7.and  there  followed  haile,and 
1 1.  i9.and  an  earth-cjuake,and  great  holle 
i6.zi  .fell  upon  men  a  great  bailout  of  heaven 
becaufe  of  the  plague  oi  the  haile 


Gen.  1 6. 1  .an  handmaid, whofe  name  was  Hagar 
3 .  took  Hagar  her  maid  the  Egyptian 
4.he  went  into  Hagar  pad  fhe  conceived 
S.Hag^jSarai's  maid,whence  cameft  thou 
1  j  .Hagar  bare  Abram  a  fon 

tons  name  which  Hagar  bare,Ifhmael 
1 6. Abram  was  86\yearsold  when  Htf.bare 


Ifa.3z.19.when  it  fhall  haile  coming  down  on 

Hatfe- 

i}f^.26.49.faid,Hdi/<?  Mafter,and  kiffedhim 
2  7. 2p.faying,Hrf>/e  King  of  the  Jewes 
2  8.9. Jefus  met  them,faying>  All  haile 
Mar.  1  y.  1 8. to  falute  bim,Haile  King  of  the  Jewes 
Lu\.  i.28.angel  came  in  to  her,and  faid,H<a/e 
John  i9-3.and  faid,Hai^Kingof the  Jew« 

^adftonesf. 

Jof.10. 1  i.moe  which  died  with  bailftones, then 
Pfal.i8.iz.haileft(mes  and  coales  of  fire     Ver.13. 
7^r.3o.30.andtempeft,and  hailjlones 
E^.  1 3 . 1 1  .ye^O  great  bailftone ,r,fhall 
1 3. and  great  bailftones  in  my  fury 
__^^^        38.t2.Ile 


H  A  I       HAL 

38.11. Ik  rain  great  bailflones,{ice,8c  brimftone 
iifatre. 
Levk.  1 3 . 3  .when  the  baire  in  the  plague  is  white 
4.and  the  baire  thereof  be  not  turned 
io.and  it  have  turned  the  baire  white 
20.  and  the  baire  thereof  be  turned  white 
z  5  .if  the  baire  in  the  bright  fpot  be  turned 
2«J.there  be  no  white  baire  in 
jo.in  it  a  yellow  thin  haire,thex\ 
3 1  .that  there  is  no  black  baire  in  it3  then 
3  a.be  in  it  no  Vellow  baire 
36.pn*eft  (hall  not  feek  for  yellow  hairc,he 
3 7. that  there  is  black  baire  growne 
X4.8.and  (have  off  all  his  baire,  and 
9.thac  he  (hall  (have  all  his  baire  off 
Num.6. \$&itet  the  baire  of  his  feparation  is  fhav. 
Judg.zo.  1 6.could  fling  ftones  at  an  hairs  breadth 
zSam.14.11.not  one  fcazYe  of  thy  fon  fall  to  the 

z6.becaufe  the  baire  was  heavie  on  him 
1  Kin.  1.52  .there  (hall  not  one  baire  of  him  fall 
Neb.  13.25  .and  pluckt  off  their  haire^nd 
fob  4.1  5. the  baire  of  my  flefh  flood  up 
Cant. ±,  1  .thy  baire  is  as  a  flocke  of  goats  that 

'  Cha.fi.  5. 

I  ft.  3 . 2  4.in  ftead  of  well  fet  baire  baldnefie 
7. 20.the  head,  and  the  baire  of  the  feet :  and  it 
5  o  6.to  them  that  plucked  off  the  baire 
Jer.j.zg.oxt  off  thine  baireyO  Jerufalem,and 
£^.f.i.and  divide  the  baire 

i6.7.and  thy  baire  is  growne,whereas  thou 
Mat. 1 .4. John  had  his  raiment  of  camels  baire 

Marly  i.fi. 
5.3fi.not  make  one  baire  white  or  black 
John  1 1.2-and  wiped  his  feet  with  her  hair, whofe 
,  Chapt.  12.3. 

1  Cor.  1 1 . 1 4.if  a  man  have  long  baire  it  is  a  fhamc 
ij.if  a  woman  have  long /7ain»,it  is  a  gl  >y 
for  ht  r  baire  ts  given  ru  r  for  a  covering 
1  Tim.x. g.not  w>r-h  b'roided  haire,ot 
1  Prf.3. 3. of  plaiting  the  fraw,and 
Revel.6.1  -..as  a  fackcloih  01  baire,  nd 
9. 8. they  had  baire  is  the  ferfji ;      women 
Goats  1$av.t-  !»'e'i   (ffifoats 
lustre  joyned  w  ith  Hwr/.  S     1e»<-aD, 

Hatres, 

Gevz.42.3  8  .then  fhal  ye  bring  dow  a  nv  gi  ay  bairs 

U   .44:*9; 

44.3  x.  bringdown  fhr  giayfc*;'*  /.  :h,  lerva; 

Iew£.  1 3  .i  1  there  be  no  whue  bain       ei  :ina  an  i 

De«t.3i.i5.fucklingaifo     ith  ffu  -    .net  j~ay  &d. 

P/fl/40.iz.thcy  are  moeth'T  l!>'  bat/fts     f  ny'he, 

Ffal.69.4. 
J/a.46'4.and  even  to  hoar  hah'es  will  I  carry 
D««.4.33.till  his  baj  weregrow  s    I  ike  E  ^iestVa. 
He/".7,s».yea,gray  M/m  re  h  1   anc    h      ,aod  h. 
Afof.10.30.  rhtvety  hakes  o*  h  it  h        it     a    b. 

12.7. 
I«fc7.?8.did  wipe  them  withe..'./"  head 

Verfe  44. 
Kex<e£i.i4.hishead  and  his  bams  w;     {"hits 

Ge».  2 'j .  2  5.red  all  over  like  an  bairie  g  n  menc 
27.1  l.bvh, .Id, Cfau  try  brorli  j  >j    ,. 
23-b.caufe  his  hands  we;    bairie 
zKjn.i.i.he  was  in  foaieje  mw3  n- 
P/a/.68.2i.and  the  bairie  fcilp  (  <  fuch  a  oni 
i^citjfe  Hearf.  See  i|eat). 
l^abljatan. 
£^.8.  i2.the  fon  of  Halfcatan,']oh.mm 


1  Cfcro.24.10.the feventh  toH^/jo^thc S'1,  to  Ah. 

I^a&urtrja. 
E^ra,  2.5 1  .the  children  of  H^/j«^.i,the  childre  n  of 

Nibem.j.n. 
S?fllat). 

2  fv#z.  17.fi.and  placed  them  m  Ha/ab  Ch.  1 8 .  u . 
1  Cfc/o.  j. 26.and  brought  them  unto  Ha/afc,and 

I&alaft, 

70f.t1.17.even  from  the  mount  Ha/.that  gotth  up 
i2.7.even  unto  the  mount  Halal^  thar  goeth  up 

$ate. 
£«^.  12.58  .left  he  foa/e  thee  to  the  Judge^and  . 

;      paling. 
^cf.8.3.andfea/j^  men  and  women, committed 

l&alfe. 
Gra.24.22.man  took  a  gold  earing  of  half  a  fliek. 


HAL       HAL 

£j;o«f.24.6.Mofes  took  balfe  of  the  bloud,and  put 

half  of  the  bloud  he  fprinkled  on  the  altar 

25.10.two  cubits  and  a.  balfe  the  length  of  it 

Ver.17.8cChap.37. 1,6. 

acubit  andan  balfe  the  breadth  Ver.17. 

&  Chap.36. 21. &  37.16. 

a  cubit  and  an  balfe  the  height 

Ver.23.&Chap.37.I)10. 

26.1 2.  half  curtain  that  remaineth  fhall  hang 

30.13.  balfe  a  fhekel  after  the  fliekel  of  the  fan. 
an  balfe  fhekel  fhalbe  the  off.of  the  Lo. 

1 5. not  give  leffe  then  balfe  a  fhekel 
23. of  fweet  Cynamon  balfe  fo  mucb3even 
38.26.3  bekah— -that  is,  balfe  a  fhekel 
Levit. 6,zo.  balfe  of  it  in  the  morning 

and  balfe  thereof  at  night 
Num.  1 :..  1 2  .of  whom  the  flefh  is  halfe  confumed 
1 5.£..with  balfe  an  hin  of  oile 

io.for  a  drink  offering  halfe  a  hin  of  wine 

2  8.1 4_drink  offer.fhalbe  halfe  a  hin  of  wine  to 
3 1. 29  .take  it  for  their  halfe^nd 

30.of  the  children  of  Ifrael  halfe,thoa 
3  6. the  halfe,  which  was  the  portion  of  them 
42.of  the  children  of  Ifra.Wjfr.which  Mofes 
43  .now  the  fez.that  pertained  unto  the  cong. 
47-the  children  of  Ifraels  halfe  Mofes  took 

3  2. 3  3.  to  half  'the  tribe  of  ManaiTeh  the  kingd. 
34.1 3. and  to  the  halfe  tribe,and  nine  tribes 

i4.and  halfe  the  tribe  of  Manaffeh  have  rece. 
Ver.i5.&>/:i8.7. 
Ce«f.3.i2.and  halfe  mount  Gilead,and  thecitits 
13-gave  I  unco  the  halfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh 

Cbapt.i9.8. 
16. balfe  the  valley,&  the  border  even  to  J.ib. 
Jof.  1 . 1 2.  to  the  halfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh  fpake  Jcf. 
4. 1 2.and  half  the  tribe  of  M  .n  fllh  palled  over 
8.33  .and  halfe  of  them  over  againfl  Ebal 
1  ?.. 2 .and  from  halfe  Gilead  unto  the  river  Jab. 
5  .and  halfe  Gilead  the  border  of  Sihon 
6.andthc  balfe  rribe  of  Manaffeh  01.13.7. 
I3.25.andfoa//"thi  land  of  the child.of  Ammo 
29-unto  thi  balfe  tribe  of  ManafTeh3and 

of  the  half  'tube  of  Manaffeh  by  their  fam. 

3 1. and  halfe  Gilead  and  Aihtar  pertained 

unto  :he  one  half  oi  the  child.of  Mach. 

i4-2ean  i  for  the  halfe  rribe,  and  9.tnbes  by  lot 

3 . .'.nd  an  halfe  tribe  on  the  other  lidc  Jordan 

2 1. 5. and  out  or  Jje  balfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh 

Chapt  6.25. 
27.of  the  oth  :r  hafe  tribe  of  Manalfeh,  they 
2a.  1. an d  th^  halfe  tribe  of  M\naff.-h  Jol.called 
7. to  the  one  halfe  tribe  of  Man.if. Mofes  gave 
to  the  other  halfe  tribe  thereof  gave  Jofh. 
9-the  halfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh  returned,and 
lo.halfi'  vib  of  Manaf  built  there  an  altar 
1  I'.thi  balfe  ci  ibe  of  Manaf.have  built  an  alt- 
13.  o  the  half  tribe  of  Manaffeh  in  the  land 
21  halfe  the  t   be  of  Manaffeh  anfivered,and 

1  Sam  14.  ii. as  it  were  an  foa//"acre  of  land  which 

2  Sam.  io.^.thaved  off  the  one  half  of  their  beards 

i8.3.neitheritfca//eotus  dye,  will  .hey 
1 9. 40. and  all o  balfe  the  people  or  If.  rel 
1  Kin  j  2  5  .give  halfe  ro  the  <ne,  and  halfe  to  the 
7.3  i.oi  ;he  bai'e  a  cubit  and  an  halfe 

3  2. and  halfe  a  cubit  the  height  of  the  wheel 
s.a  t'.undcompaffe  of  halfe  a  cubit  height 
0  7-the  balfe  was  not  told  me 
1     8.if  thou  wilt  give  me  balfe  thine  houfe»I 
1 6. 9. his  ferv.Zimri  captain  oihalfe  his  charets 
2 1. balfe  of  the  people  followed  Tibni 

and  balfe  followed  Omri 

1  Chro  i.^r.Shobal  had  halfe  ofthe  Mdnahethitts 

5  4.20    balfof  the  Manah^thites  the  Zorites 
5  ii.;<s;d  balfe  the  tribe  of  Manaffeh  of  valiant 

z  .half  the  tribe  of  Manaffeh  dwelt  in  the  la. 

26,eirricd  them  away,  even  the  balfe  tribe  of 
6.6 1. out  of  the  halfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh  by  70. 

7  l.of the  halfe  tribe  ofManaffeh,Golan 
12.JI  halfe  the  tribe  of  Man  iffeh  18000. 

3  7. of  the  balfe  tube  of  Manaffeh  120000. 
26  3  i.tmde  rulers  over  tht  bal.ttibe  of  Manaf. 
27.10.uf  the /W/e  tribe  of  Manaffeh,  Joel 

2 1. of  the  balfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh  in  Gilead 

2  Chrti  9 .6  the  one  half  o{  the  grcatnefs  of  thy  wif. 
Neb.  3  9.of  the  balfe  part  of  Jerufalem 

1 2.ruler  of  the  balfe  part  of  Jerufalem 


HAL      HAL 

i6.ruler  of  the  half  plrr  of  Bethxur  unto 
i7.ruler  of  the  half  part  or  Keilah    Ver.i  8. 
4.6.wall  joyned  unto  the  balfe  thereof 

i6.thacthe  halfe  of  my  fervants  wrought  in 
the  other  half  oi  them  held  boch  fpeares 
2 1  .and  halfe  of  them  held  the  fpeares  from 
1 2.3  2.2nd  halfe  of  the  princes  of  Judah 
38. balfe  of  the  other  people  on  the  wall 
40.and  the  halfe  of  the  rulers  with  mo 
Eftb.  5. 3. given  thee  to  the  balfe  oi  the  kingdome 

Chapt. 7. 2. 
6.even  to  the  halfe  of  the  kingdoms  it  fhall 
Pfal'1)  5.23  .not  live  out  balfe  their  daies 
£^.16.5  i.Sjmaria  committed  half of  thy  fins 
40.42.cub.ck  an  half  long,cub.&  an  IW/broad 
43.1 7 .border  about  it  flialbe  halfe  a  cubit . 
Dan.i  2.7.fh.albe  for  a  time,times,and  an  halfe 
Hof.$.z.znd  an  balfe  Homer  of  barley 
Zech.  i^.z.halfeoi  the  city  fhal!  go  into  captivity 
4.and  halfe  of  the  mountain  (lull  remain 

and  balfe  of  it  toward  the  South 
Ti. halfe  of  them  toward  the  former  fe3 

and  balfe  of  them  toward  the  hinder  fea 
Mar.6.z  3  .unto  the  halfe  of  my  kingdome 
Litl{.  1 0.30. leaving  him  balfe  dead 
•     1 9.8.the  balfe  of  n.y  goods  I  give  t0  thepoore 
toe/.8.i.about  the  fpace  oihalfe  an  houre 
1 1 .9.three  daies  and  an  balfe x  and 

1 1  .after  three  daies  and  an  halfe  the  fpiric 
I2si4.fora  time,and  times,and  halfe  a  time 

ifalbttl. 
Jof.  1 5.j8.fti/M,Bethzur,and  Gedor,  cities  of 

J0f.iy.z5.theu borders  was Ha/;'aand 

.     I^ali. 

Mat.z7.z7. took  Jefus  into  the  common  batf,and 

Mar.  1 5.i6.fouldiers  led  him  away  to  the  hall 

Lnk:  22.55  .kindled  a  fire  in  the  midft  of  the  hall 

Judgement  J$ali.  See  ^Wt&mmt. 


Neb.  3 . 1  z.repaired  Shallum  the  fon  of  Hallocfh 


Neb.  1  o ,  i4.mllobefh,Pi\ehz,  Shobek 

Uallcto. 
Exod.  r  8. 3  8.  which  the  children  of  Ifrael  fhal  hall. 
2 9. 1. to  hallow  them  tominifter 
40. 9. and  fnalt  hallow  the  tabernacle 
Levit.  1 6. 1 9.and  hallow  it  from  the  uncleannefs  of 
2 2. 2. which  they  hallow  unto  me 

3.  which  the  childr.of  lir.hallova  unto  the  L. 
3  2.I  am  the  Lord  which  hallow  you 
2  5.io.ye  fhall  hallow  the  fiftieth  yeare,and 
Num.6. 1 1  .fhall  hallow  his  head  thar  fame  day 
1  K/?z.8.64.fame  day  did  the  king  hallow  the  mid. 
Jer,  1 7.22.but  hallow  ye  the  Sabbath  dayyas 
24  but  hallow  the  Sabbath  day,to  do  no 
27. to  hallow  the  Sabbath  day,&  not  tobeare 
£^.20.  io.and  hallow  my  Sabbaths 

44.24.and  they  fhall  hallow  my  Sabbaths 
QsQoiGoeD. 
Exod.zo.i  1  .bleffed the ieventh day,  &  haUowedit 

29.1 1. and  he  ihalbe  hallowed,md  his  garment 
Levit.  1 2.4.lhe  (hall  touch  no  hallowed  rhing,nor 
i9.8.becaufe  he  hath  profaned  the  hallo. :hing 
22.3  2.I  will  be  hallowed  among  the  children 
Num.  3 . 1 3 .1  hallowed  unto  me  all  the  firftlings 
5.10.  every  mans  hallowed  things  fhalbe  his 
16.37.for  they  are  hallowed 

3  8. therefore  they  are  hallowed 
i8.8.of  all  the  hallowed  things  of  the  children 
29-even  the  hallowed  part  thereof 
Deut.z6. 1 3 .1  have  brought  away  the  /;a//u.things 

1  Sam.  1 1 .4.but  there  is  hallowed  bread 

6.the  prieft  gave  him  hallowed  bread 
i  rv/s.9.3  I  have  hallowed th is  houfe  which 

7.houfe  which  I  have  hallowedfot  my  name 

2  ICi».  1 2. 1 8 .  Jehoafh  took  all  the  hallowed  things 

and  his  owne  hallowed  things 
2  Chro.7.7 .Sol.hallow.the  midtlleof  the  court  thac 

36.  i4.which  hehallowed  in  Jerufalem 
Mat. 6. 9 .hallowed  be  thy  name  Lu\.  1  i.z. 

J?alt. 
Mat.  1  S.S.berter  for  thee  to  enter  into  life  bait  or 

Marine  9.45. 
Z»fc.  14.2 1  .and  the  bait,  and  the  blind 
John  5-3-of  blind,/;afr,withered,waiting  for 

$alt< 


HAM      h  A  M 


HAM       HAM 


HAN      HAN 


i&alt. 
i  Kin.  1 8.2  i.how  long  halt  ye  between  two  opini. 
Pfal.  j  8 . 1 7  .for  I  am  ready  to  halt ,and  my 

iSjalteO. 
Gen.i  z.  j  i  Jacob  baited  upon  his  thigh 
Mic.4.7.Ik  make  her  that  Ante!  a  remnant 

i£aitety« 
/Wic.4.6.  affemble  her  that  balteth,  and 
Z<?ftfo  j  igllefaveherthatfratab,and 

f  '5'  y  ftatting. 

Ter.zo  1  call  my  familiar.watched  for  my  halting 

mm. 

Gen.  1 4.  ?.fmote  the  Zuzims  in  Ham 

1  Cfew.4.40.  they  of  Ham  had  dwelc  there  of  old 

J^am. 
G«».  J. 3  2-Noah  begat  Shem,Ha«,and  Japheth 

Chapt.6.10. 
7.13  .entred  Noah5Shem,&  Ham  into  the  arke 
9.i8.wereShem5and  Ha»2,and  Japhet 

and  Ham  is  the  father  of  Canaan 
zz.Ham  the  fath.of  Canaan  faw  the  naked. 
1  o.  1  .tons  of  Noah,Shem,Htf0z,and  Japhet 
6.the  fons  of  Ham,C\ifti,and  Mizraim 

1  Chron.x.2. 
20.are  the  fons  of  Ham  after  their  families 
1  t%<M.4.NoahjShem,Htf»z  and  Japhet 
Pfal.7%.  5 1  .in  the  tabernacles  of  Ham 

105.13  .Jacob  fojournedin  the  land  of  Ham 

27.and  wonders  in  the  land  of  Ham 
106.2  2.wondrous  works  in  the  land  of  HAH* 
i?aman. 
Efth. 3 . 1  .did  king  Ahafuerus  promote  Haman 
2.and  reverenced  Haman,fot  the  King  had 
4. that  they  told  Haman,to  fee  whether  his 
j.whenjffaw.faw  that  Mordecai  bowed  not 
then  was  Haman  full  of  wrath 
6-wherfore  Haw.fought  to  deftroy  all  theje. 
7.that  is,the  lot,before  Haman,fiom  day  to 
8. Haman  faid  unto  K.  Ahafuerus,  There  is  a 
10.  and  gave  it  unto  Haman 
1  i.theK.faid  to  Haman,Tht  filveris  given 
1 2<accordi.to  all  that  Haman  had  command. 
1  y  .the  King  and  Haman  fate  down  to  drink 
4.7.that  Haman  bad  promifed  to  pay  to 
j.4.1et  the  King  and  Haman  come  this  day 
5-caufe  Haman  to  make  hafte,  that 

and  Haman  came  to  the  banquet,that 
8. let  the  K.and  Haman  come  to  the  banquet 
<?.then  went  Haman  forth  that  day 

when  Ha. faw  Mordecai  in  the  Kings  gate 
1  o.Haman  refrained  himfelfe,  and  when  he 
1  i.Haw.told  them  of  the  glory  of  his  riches 
1  z.Haman  faid  moreover,Yea3Efther 
14-and  the  thing  pleafed  Ha#?a»,and 
6,  j  .btho\d,Haman  ftandeth  in  the  court 
6.fo  Haman  came  in,and  the  king  faid 

now  Haw.thoughtinhisheart,Towhom 
7.and  Ha#z.anfweredthe  King,Forthe  man 
1  o.then  the  King  faid  to  Ha»a?z,Make  hafte 
1 1. then  took  Ham.tht  apparell,  &  the  horfe 

I  i.but  Haman  hafted  to  his  houfe  with 
1 3  .and  Haman  told  Zerefli  his  wife,and 
1 4. hafted  to  bring  Haman  unto  the  banquet 

7. 1. the  K.&  Ham.cs.mt  to  banquet  with  Efth. 
6.adverfary  &  enemy,is  this  wicked  Haman 

Haw.was  afraid  before  the  K.and  Queen 
7. and  Haman  flood  up  to  make  requeft  for 
2. Haman  was  fallen  on  the  bed,whereon 

they  covered  Hamans  face 
9.which  Haman  had  made  for  Mordecai 

ftandeth  in  the  houfe  of  Haman 
io.they  hanged  Haman  on  the  gallowes  that 
8 . 1  .give  the  houfe  of  Ham.tht  Jews  enemy  to 
2.which  he  had  taken  from  Haman 

Efther  fet  Mordec.over  the  houfe  of  Ham. 
3. to  put  away  the  mifchiefe  of  Haman  the 
5. the  letters  devifed  by  Haman 
7.1  have  given  Efther  the  houfe  of  Haman 
9. 1  o.the  ten  fonS  of  Haman  flew  they 

I I  .{lain  the  ten  fons  of  Haw.what  have  they 
1 3  .let  Hamans  ten  fons  be  hanged  on  the  ga. 
i4.and  they  tanged  Hamans  ten  fons 
24-becaufe  Haman  the  fon  of  Hammedatha 

i&amatlj,  oiled  alfo  i&eoiatli. 
Num.  1 3 .  M .  as  men  come  to  Hamath 
j      3 4.8.unto  the  entrance  of  Hamath 

i  ■' 


J  of.  13.5.  unto  the  entring  into  Hamath 

Judges  j.j. 
2  Sam.S. ^.vihtn  Toi  king  of  Hamathhtatd  that 
1  Chron.i2.g. 

1  I$s.8.6j.from  the  entring  in  of  Hamath  unto 
a  Kin.14.ziy.gc  2  Chro.7.8. 

2  Kin.  14. 2 8. how  he  recovered  Damafcus  &  Ham. 
17.24.brougb.tmen— from  Hamatbyznd  from 

30.and  the  men  of  Hamath  made  Afliima 
i8.34.where  are  the  gods  of  Hamath,and 

Ifaiah  36.19 '. 
1 9.1 3  .where  is  the  king  of  Hamath, vad  the 

Ifaiah  37.13. 

a  j .  j  3  .in  the  land  of  Hamath, that  he  might  not 

Chapt.25.2r. 

1  CJw.i8.3.Dav.fmoteHadare.unto  Hamath,as 

2  Cfo-o.8.4.which  he  built  in  Hamath 
lfa.  1  o-9.is  not  Hamath  as  Arpad  is 

1 1.1 1  .and  from  Hamath,fk  from  the  Hands  of 
fet'-39'  J.inthelandof  Ham.  where  he  gave  judg. 

Chapt.j2.9. 
49.2  j. concerning  Damaf.Haw.is  confounded 
27.in  the  land  of  Hamath,thas  Judah 
£^.47.i6.Ha»«aifc,Berothah,Sibraim,whichis 
Damafcus,and  the  border  of  Hamath 
Verfe  17. 
20.till  a  man  come  over  againft  Hamath 
48.  i.as  one  goeth  to  Hamath 

Northward  to  the  coaft  of  Hamath 
Zech.g.i. Hamath  alfo  Hull  border  thereby 

f^amatlj  ^chaty. 
2  Chro.S.j  .Solomon  went  to  Hamath  Zobah 

l^amatbite. 
Gf».io.i8.Canaan  begat  the  Hamathite 

1  Chrai.1.16. 
i^amftafl,  called  alfo  l^amatall. 
1  ^B.23.3  r.Jehoahaz  mothers  name  was  Hamit. 
24.18.bis  mothers  name  was  Hamutal 

J mm.  51.1. 
l^ammatfj. 
Jof.ig.$  J.and  Hawj»arf>,Rakkath,  and  Cinnereth 

l&atntne&atba. 
Efth.2.  j.by  Haman  fon  of  Hammedatha  the  Agag. 
9.io.the  fon  of  Hammadetba.tht  Jews  enemy 
24>becaufe  Haman  the  fon  of  Hammeda.thc 
i^amtneleclj. 
Jer.t6.z6.  the  fon  of  Hamtmkch  to  take  Baruch 
3  8 .6.Malchiah  the  fon  of  Hammelech  that  was 
jammer. 
Judg.q.z  1. and  took  an  hammer  in  her  hand 
5.2 6.her  right  hand  to  the  workmens  hammer 
and  with  the  hammer  (he  fmote  Sifera 
1  I^ja.6.7.that  there  was  neither  hammer  heard,nor 
lfa.4 1 .7  .he  that  fmootheth  w  ith  the  hammer, him 
Jer.zz.z9.and\'iktahammer  thatbreaketh  in 
5c.23.how  is  the  ham.oftht  whole  ear.cut  afu. 
jammer  0, 
Pya/.74.6.with  axes  and  hammers 
l/*44>i  2.  and  fafhioneth  it  the  hammers 
Jer.ic.q.they  fatten  it  with  hammers 

Hammolefceti), 
1  Cbro.7. 1 8.his  fifter  Hammok\eth  bare  Ifliad 

gammon. 
Jof.xg.z2.  Rehob.&  Hammon  in  Afhers  inherit3. 
1  Ch>  0.6.7  6.and  Hammonwith  her  fuburbs 

ilamonab. 
£^.39.  i6.name  of  the  city  fhalbe  Hamonah 
l^amon  <©og. 

•El^.39"1 1 -call  it  the  valley  of  HammGog 
1  $  .buried  it  in  the  valley  of  Hamon  Gog 
l&amoi. 

Gen.r  j.i9.at  the  hand  of  Ha»<»- Shechem  s  father 
3  4. 2. when  Shechem  the  fon  of  Haw.the  Hivite 
4,Shechem  fpake  to  his  father  Ha«W,faying 
6.Hamor  went  out  to  Jacob  to  commune 
2.Hamor  communed  with  them,faying 
i3.anfweredShechem  &  Hamor deceitfully 
1 8. their  words  pleafed  Hamor 
zo.Hamor  and  Shechem  came  to  the  gate  of 
24.  to  Hamor  and  Shechem  hearkened  all 
26\they  flew  Hamor  and  Shechem 

Jof.zq.i  2.which  Jacob  bought  of  the  fons  of  Ha. 

,7Wg.9.28.ferve  the  men  of  Hamor  the  father  of 
l^amoth  Do?. 

Jof.  2 1.3  2.and  Hamoth  Dor  with  her  fuburbs 


l&amnel. 
1  Cbro.^.z6.Ham!:el  his  fon,Zacchur  his  fon 

HarnoL    Hamnlfteaf. 
Gen.46. 1 2  .fons  of  Pharez,  Hez  ron,  Hamd 

a  Cbron.z.t. 
Num.  2  6.2 1  .of  Hamul  the  fam  ily  of  the  Hamulites 

Hanameel, 

Jer.%  2.7.behold,Ha»awee/  the  fon  of  Shallum 
8.fo  Hanameel  mine  uncles  fon  came 
9.I  bought  the  field  of  Hanameel  my 

2  2.in  the  fight  of  Hanameel  my  uncles  fon 

l&anan. 

1  Cfcw.8.2j.Abdon,  &  Zichri,&Haw;,childr.of 

3  8,Obadiah,and  Hanan,fons  of  Azel 

Chapt.9.44. 
1 1.43  .Hanan  the  fon  of  Maacah 
Ex?a  2.46.the  children  of  Hanan         Neh. 7.4.0. 
Neh.2.7.  Jozabad  and  Hanan  caufed  the  people  to 
10.  io.their  brethren.KelitajPeliah^asaa 
22.Pelatiah,Ha»a»,Anaiah  fealed 
26.and  Ahi)ah,Hanan,  Anan  fealed 
13.13  .and  next  to  them  was  Hanan  the  fon  of 
Jer.i  j.4.into  the  chambers  of  the  fons  of Hanan 

J^ananeel. 
Neh.  3 . 1  .to  the  tower  of  Hananeel  fanctified  it 

1 2»39.the  tower  of  Ha«a%?e/jand  the  tower  of 
Jer.i\.i2.ftom  the  tower  of  Hananeel  unto 
Zech.  14.  io.from  the  tower  of  Hananeel  to  the  gate 

i^ananf. 
1  Kjn.\6. r  .to  Jehu  the  fon  of  Hanani  word  came 
7.to  the  fon  of  Hanani  came  the  word  ag.Ba. 

1  Cfo-o.2  y^.HananiahjHatfaM/ons  of  Heman 

2  Cbro.16. 7. a.t  that  time  Hanani  the  Seer  came 

i9.2.Jehu  the  fon  of  Hanani  the  Seer 
20.34.in  the  book  of  Jehu  the  fon  of Hanani 
Erra  1  o.  2  o.of  the  fons  of  Immer,  Hanani 
Neb.  1 . 2.that  Hanani  one  of  my  brethren  came 
7.2.I  gave  my  brother  Hanani  charge 
12.36.  and  Judah  &  HaKa.withthemufi.inftr. 

l^artanfarj. 

1  C&ro.3.i9.Ha»a72ia^,Memullam,fonsofZerub. 

2 1  .the  fons  of  Hananiah, Pelatiah 
8.2Vj..and  Hananiah,znd  Elam/ons  of  Benjam. 

2  y.4.Hasawafe,Hanani,fons  of  Heman 

a 3. the  fixteenth  to  Hananiah 
2  j.the  eighteenth  to  Hananiah 

2  Chro.z6. 1 1  .under  the  hand  of  Hananiah  one  of 
E-Kr.  10.28. of  the  fons  of  Bibai,  Hananiah 
Neh.i.8.ntr.t  to  him  repaired  Hananiah    Ver. 30. 

7.2. 1  gave  my  brother  Hananiah  the  ruler  of 
10.23  .Ro(hta,Hanamah,  tf  afhub  fealed 
12.1 2.of  Jeremhhj  Hananiah 
4 1. and  Ha?uwiah,:with  trumpets 
Jer.z2.i. that  Hananiah  the  fon  of  Azur.the  proph. 
5. Jeremy  faid  to  the  prophet  Hananiah  in 
io.then  Hananiah  the  prophet  took  the  yoke 
1 1  .and  Hananiah  (pake  in  the  prefence  of  all 

1  a.after  that  Hananiah  the  Prophet  had  bro. 
ij-go  and  tell  Ha3a»Jab5faying,Thus  faith 
1  y.then  faid  Jerem.to  Hananiah  the  prophet 

Heare  now  Hananiah :  the  Lord  hath  not 
17.  fo  Hanan.the  prophet  died  the  fame  year 
36.i2.Zedekiah  the  fon  of  Hananiah  fate 

3  7.1 3  .the  fon  of  Hananiah,Sc  he  took  Jeremy 
Dan.  1. 6.of  the  child.of  Judah,Daniel,Ha»#»afo 

7.and  to  Hananiah  of  Shadrach 
1 1. had  fet  over  Daniel,  Hananiah, Mimazl 
1 9-found  none  like  Daniel,Hana8iafe 
a.  1 7.made  the  thing  knowne  to  Hananiah 
iffanfe 

Ge».9.2.into  your  hand  are  they  delivered 
1 6. 1 2.and  every  mans  hand  againft  him 
19. 10.  put  forth  their  te^,and  pulled  Lot 
i6.the  men  laid  hold  upon  his  hand 

and  upon  the  band  of  his  wifejand 
upon  the  hand  of  his  two  daughters 
a4.i8.1etdowne  the  pitcher  on  her  hand 

2  2. two  bracelets  for  her  hand  often  fhekels 
jo.faw  the  bracelets  on  his  filters  band 

27. 1 7-gave  the  meat  into  the  band  of  het  fon 
30.3  f.  Jacob  gave  the  brown  fheep  into  the  ha. 
3 1. 1 1  .deliver  me,I  pray  thee/rom  the  band  of 
my  brother,  from  the  hand  of  Efau 
i6.he  delivered  them  into  the  handof  his  fer. 
3  5.4.all  the  ftrong  gods  that  were  in  their  band 
37.27.let  not  our  hand  be  upon  him 

38.20.toJ 


HAN      HAN 


HAN      HAN 


HAN   HAN 


38.zo.to  receive  pledge  from  the  womans  hand 
39.i.bought  him  of  the  Wof  the  Iflimaelites 
tf.left  all  that  he  had  in  Jofephs  band 
i  z  .he  left  his  garment  in  her  band 
i  j.faw  he  had  left  his  garment  in  her  hand 
Z2.  to  Jofephs  Wall  the  prifoners 
40. 1 1 .1  gave  the  cup  into  Pharaohs  hand 
2  1  .he  gave  the  cup  into  Pharaohs  hand 
41.3  5-lay  up  com  under  the  band  of  Pharaoh 
43.i2.takedoublemoneyinyourted 

in  your  facks  mouth,carry  it  in  your  hand 

1  f.they  took  double  mony  in  their  hand 

2  i.we  have  brought  it  again  in  our  hand 
26\brought  him  the  pref.that  was  in  their  h. 

44#i7.maninwhofe  todthecupis  found 
48 .  i7-he  held  up  his  fathers  hand  to  remove 
z 2. which  I  took  out  of  the  han.of  the  Amo. 
Exo.z.  i^.an  Egy.delivered  us  out  of  the  ha.oi the 
j.8.todeliverthemoutoftheba.oftheEgypti. 
j. 2  i.to  put  a  fword  into  their  handto  flay  us 
6. 1  .with  a  ftrong  hand  fhall  he  drive  them 
1 2 . 1 1  .on  your  feet,your  ftaffe  in  your  band 
ij^.forby  ftrength  of  hand  the  Lord  brought 
9.  with  a  ftrong  terfhath  the  Lord  brought 
i4.by  ftrength  of  hand  the  L.brought  us  out 
Verfe  16. 
i4.8.child.of  Ifra.went  out  with  an  high  hand 
jo.out  of  the  hand  of  the  Egyptians,and 

Chapt.  18.9,10. 
1 5.20.100k  a  timbrell  in  her  terf,and  all 
18.10.from  under  the  handoi  the  Egyptians 
1  9.  1 3  .there  fhall  not  an  band  touch  it,but 
2 1 .  24.  tod  for  hand,f oot  for  foot  Deut.  19.21. 
23.31  .the  inhabitants  of  the  land  into  your  ha. 
3  2.4.he received  them  at  their  tarf,and 
34.29.two  tables  of  teft.in  Mofes  tad,when 
38. 1  5  .on  this  hand  &  that  hand  was  hangings 
Levit.  1 4. 1 8. of  the  oilc  that  is  in  the  priefts  hand 

Verfe  29. 

3  2.whofe  hand  is  not  able  to  get  that  which 

22.25  .neither  from  a  ftrangers  hand  (hall  ye 

25.1 4«or  buyeft  ought  of  thy  neighbours  hand 

2  8  .fhall  remain  in  the  hand  of  him  that 

NHW.4.Z  8  .charge  fhalbe  under  the  hand  of  Itham. 

Verfe  3  3. 
5.25.  out  of  the  womans  tod,and  fhall 
7 . 8  .under  the  hand  of  Ithamar  fon  of 
20.20.and  with  a  ftrong  band 

2  2.7 .with  the  rewards  of  divinat.in  their  band 
33.i.under  the  todofMofes  and  Aaron 

3. childr.of  Ifra.went  out  with  an  high  hand 

3  5.25.outof  the  ted  of the  revenger  of  bloud 
Bent.  1. 2 7. into  the  hand  of  the  Amo.to  deftroy  us 

3 .8. at  that  time  out  of  the  fc&of  the  two  kings 
7.8  .from  the  band  of  Pharaoh  king  of  Egypt 
1 1 . 1 8  .and  bind  them  for  a  fign  on  your  hand 
1 2.6.and  heave-offerings  of  your  ted,and 

Verfe  ir. 
7. re  Joyce  in  all  that  ye  put  your  hand  to 
1 3.9.afterwards  the  hand  of  all  the  people 
1 9.1 2.deliver  him  into  the  hand  of  the  avenger 
24. 1  .and  give  it  her  in  her  band,zad 

3  .and  give  it  her  in  her  tad,and  fendeth 
25.11  .her  husband  out  of  the  hand  of  him  that 
and  putteth  forth  her  hand,  and  taketh 
1 2.then  thou  (halt  cut  off  her  hand 
3  2.27.fhould  fay, Our  hand  is  high 
J0fiz.19.ii  any  handbe  upon  him 

7.7.into  the  hand  of  the  Amorites  to  deftroy  us 
,     8.7 .your  God  will  deliver  it  into  your  hand 
9-26.and  delivered  them  out  of  the  ha.oi  Ifrael 
io.i9.delivered  them  into  your  hand 
I  3o.and  the  king  thereof  into  the  ha.oi  Ifrael 

3  2.delivered  Lachifh  into  the  hand  of  Ifrael 
1 1.8. Lord  delivered  into  the  hand  of  Ifrael 
2 1 ^.delivered  all  their  enemies  into  their  ha. 
24.ii.and  I  gave  them  into  your  hand 
1 1 .1  delivered  them  into  your  hand 
Judg.  1 .4.and  the  Peritzites  into  their  hand 

3  5-yet  the  han.of  the  houfe  of  Jofeph  prevai, 
2,i6.which  delivered  them  out  of  the  handoi 
1 8  .delivered  them  out  of  the  ha.oi  the  ene. 
23.neither  delivered  them  into  the  hand 
3 .8.he  fold  them  into  the  band  of  Culhan 
28. your  enemies  the  Moab.into  your  ted 
30.fubdued  under  the-ted  of  Ifrael 


4.2.the  Lord  fold  them  into  the  band  of  Jabin 
9.Lord  fhal  fell  Sifera  into  tb.tha.oi a  worn. 
2 1. and  took  an  hammer  in  her  ted,and 
z^hand  of  the  child.of  Ifrael  profpered,  and 
5.26-fhe  put  her  band  to  the  naile,and 
6.1.  Lo.delivered  them  into  the  ha.oi  Midian 
2. and  the  hand  of  Midian  prevailed  againft 
9.I  delivered  you  out  of  the  ha.oi  the  Egypt, 
and  out  of  the  hand  of  all  that  oppreffed 
i4.fave  Ifrael  out  of  the  ha.oi  the  Midiani. 
7.6\putting  their  handto  their  mouth,we 
8. people  took  victuals  in  their  ted,and 
1 5>Lo.hath  delivered  into  your  foi.the  hoft 
1 6.he  put  a  trumpet  in  every  mans  hand 
8.2  2.delivered  us  from  the  hand  of  Midian 
9. 17. delivered  you  out  of  the  band  of  Midian 
10. 1 2.I  delivered  you  out  of  their  hand 
1 1 . 2 1  .and  all  his  people  into  the  hand  of  Ifra. 
1 3 . 1. Lo.delivered  them  into  the  ha.oi  the  Phi. 
5.10  deliver  Ifrael  out  of  the  ha.oi  the  Phili. 
1 5. 1 2.may  deliver  thee  into  the  ha.oi  the  Phil. 
1 3. and  deliver  thee  into  their  ha.but  furely 
18.  this  great  deliverance  into  the  ha.oi  thy 
fall  into  the  band  of  the  uncircumcifed 
16. 1 8 .  and  brought  money  in  their  hand 

23.delivered  Sampfon  our  encm.into  our  ha. 
20.48.and  all  that  came  to  hand ;  alfo  they  fet 
Rflf/>4.5.buycft  the  field  of  the  hand  of  Naomi 

9.and  Mahlons  of  the  hand  of  Naomi 
1  Sam.^.K. who  fhall  deliver  us  out  of  the  hand  of 
7.3.outof  the  ted  of  the  Philiftines 

8.faveusoutof  the  handoi  the  Philiftines 
9.  itf.may  fave  my  peop.out  of  the  ha.oi  the  Ph. 
1 0.1 8. delivered  you  out  of  the  ba.oi  the  Egyp. 
and  out  of  the  handoi all  kingdomes 
1 2 . 3  .or  of  whofe  hand  have  I  received  any 
4.nor  haft  thou  taken  ought  of  any  mans  ha. 
9>he  fold  them  into  the  handoi  Sifera,capta. 
and  into  the  band  of  the  Philiftines 
and  into  the  hand  of  the  king  of  Moab 
jo.deliverus  outofthetedof  our  cnem.& 
1 1. delivered  you  out  of  the  ha.oi  your  enem. 
1 3.22.nor  fpeare  found  in  the  ha.oi  any  of  Ifr. 
14.10.the  Lo.hath  delivered  them  into  out  ha. 
1 2.  Lord  hath  deliv.them  into  the  ha.oi  Ifr. 
37.wilt  thou  deliver  them  into  the  ba.of  lit. 
17. 22. left  his  carriage  inthe^.of  the  keeper 
37.wil  deliver  me  outofthefrd.of  this  Phil. 
50.there  was  no  fword  in  the  band  of  David 
18.  io.there  was  a  javelin  in  Sauls  hand 

2i.that  the  ha.oi  the  Phil.may  be  agai.him 
20.19.when  the  bufineffe  was  in  ted,&  fhall 
22.i7.becaufe  their  hand  alfo  is  with  David 

would  not  put  forth  their  hand  upon 
23«i2.andmymen  into  the  hand  of  Saul 
17  .for  the  hand  of  Saul  my  father  fhall  not 
zo.to  deliver  him  into  the  kings  hand 
2  y .  3  5  .fo  David  received  of  her  ha.  that  w  hich 
3  p.of  my  reproach  from  the  hand  of  Nabal 
28.  icj.lfra.  with  thee  into  the  hand  of  the  Phi. 
hoft  of  Ifra.into  the  handoi  the.  Philiftins 
30. 1 5.nor  deliver  me  into  the  hand  of  my  maft. 
2  3  .that  came  againft  us  into  our  hand 
2  Sam.i.  18. my  peo.Ifr.out  of  the  ha.oi  the  Phil, 
and  out  of  the  band  of  all  their  enemies 
4.1  i.require  his  bloud  of  your  hand,  and 
8. 1. took  Metheg-Am.out  of  the  ha.oi  the  Phi. 
1c.10.he  delivered  into  the  ha.oi  Abifhai  his 
1 2.7.I  delivered  thee  out  of  the  tad  of  Saul 
1 3 . 5.and  eat  it  at  her  hand 
6.that  I  may  eat  at  her  hand 
1 9-laid  her  hand  on  her  head,and 
14. 1 6.10  deliver  his  handmaid  out  of  the  ha.oi 

19JS  not  the  handoi  Joab  with  thee  in  all 

i6.8.deliver  the  kingd.into  the  ha.oi  Abfolom 

i8.2.a  third  part  of  the  peo.under  the  fez.of  Jo. 

third  part  under  the  handoi  Abifhai 

a  third  part  under  the  hand  of  Ittai 

1 9<9.faved  us  out  of  the  hand  of  our  enemies 

delivered  us  out  of  thete.of  the  Philifti. 
20.  lo.that  was  in  Joabs  hand,io  he  fmote 
21.20.that  had  on  every  hand  fix  fingers 
22. 1  .delivered  him  out  of  the  band  of  his  enem. 
and  out  of  the  handoi  Saul 
23.21  .plucked  the  fpeare  out  of  the  Egyp.ted 
24.14.let  me  not  fall  into  the  hand  of  men 
J 


i  H2.Ile  rend  it  out  of  the  handoi  thy  fon 

1  it^«.2.46.kingd.waseftablifh.in  the  ban.oi Sol- 

3  i.rent  the  kingdom  out  of  theha.oi  Solo. 
I3.6.the  kings  band  was  reftored  againe 
1 5. 18.deliver.them  into  the  bandofhis  fervan. 
i8.9>wouldeft  deliver  thy  ferv.into  the  hand  of 

44. cloud  out  of  the  fea  like  a  mans  hand 
20.6.they  fhall  put  it  in  their  hand,znd  take 
22.3>take  it  not  out  of  the  band  of  Syria 
6. deliver  it  into  the  band  of  the  king 
1 2.the  Lord  fhal  deliver  into  the  kings  h 
1 5. deliver  it  into  the  hand  of  the  king 

2  KW'3- 10. to  deliver  them  into  the  band  of  Moab 

Verfe  13. 

1 8  .deliver  the  Moabites  into  your  band 
5-24.he  took  them  from  their  ted,and 
7. 2. on  whofe  band  the  king  leaned,anfwered 

1 7. on  whofe  hand  he  leaned  to  have  the 
8.20.from  under  the  hand  of  Judah      Ver.22. 
1 2.1  f.into  whofe  ha.  they  delivered  the  money 
1 3.3  .delivered  them  into  the  handoi Harael 

and  into  the  band  of  Benhadad 

5  .went  out  from  under  the  band  of  the  Syri. 

2  5.took  again  out  of  the  ha.oi  Benhadad  the 

which  he  had  taken  out  of  theha.oi  Jeh. 
i6\7.fhve  me  out  of  the  hand  of  the  king  of 

out  of  the  band  of  the  king  of  Ifrael 
i7.7.from  under  the  ted  of  Pharaoh 

20.deliver  them  into  the  handoi fpoilers,till 

18.3  o.not  be  deliv.into  the  hand  of  the  king  of 

Chapt.  1  a,  10. 

3  3. out  of  the  handoi  the  king  of  ASyria 
19. 1 4.  the  letter  out  of  the  hand  of  the  meffen. 
20.6.and  this  city  out  of  the  handoi  theK.of 

2  2.5.deliverit  into  the  hand  of  the  doers  of 

7  .that  was  delivered  into  their  band,  becaufe 
9.delivered  it  into  the  ha.oi  them  that  do  the 

1  Chro.  5 . 1  o. w  ho  fell  by  their  ted,and 

20.Hagarins  were  delivered  into  their  hand 
1  i.23.in  the  Egyptians  hand  was  a  fpeare 

pluckt  the  fpear  out  of  the  Egyptians  ha. 
16.7. into  the  handoi  Afaph  and  his  brethren 
1 8 .  i.Gath  and  her  townes  out  of  the  hand  of 
19. 1 1 .  peop.he  delivered  into  the  ha.oi  Abifhai 
20.6\fix  on  each  hand,  fix  on  each  foot 
21.13  -let  me  not  fall  into  the  hand  of  men 
26.28.it  was  under  the  hand  of  Shelomith 

2  Chro.  x  2. 5.alfo  left  you  in  the  hand  of  Shifhak 

1 3 .8  .in  the  hand  of  the  fons  of  David 
i6.God  delivered  them  into  their  tad 

18. 5. God  will  deliver  it  into  the  kings  hand 
1 1. Lord  fhal  deliver  it  into  the  handoi  the 
i4.they  fhalbe  delivered  into  your  hand 

21.  ro.from  under  the  han.oi  Judah  to  this  day 

24.24-delivered  a  very  great  hoft  into  their  ha. 

z6.i  1. under  the  hand  ofHananiah  one  of 
ij.and  under  their  band  was  an  army 

28. 5.delivered  him  into  the  hand  of  the  king  of 
9. hath  delivered  them  into  yout  hand,  and 

3  o.6\that  are  efcaped  out  of  the  hand  of  Affyr. 

itf.received  of  the  band  of  the  Levites 
3 1.  ij.overfeers  under  the  hand  of  Coconiah 
32.1 1. fhall  deliver  out  of  the  handoi  Sennac. 
1 5<and  out  of  the  hand  of  my  fathers 
2  2.from  the  handoi  Sennacherib  the 

and  from  the  hand  of  all  other,and 
34.9.had  gathered  of  the  hand  of  Manaffeh 
lo.they  put  it  in  the  ted  of  the  workmen 
1 7. have  deliv.it  into  the  ha.oi  the  overfeers 
£^-.5. 12. he  gavethem  into  thetedofNebuch. 
6. 1  z. people  that  fhall  put  to  their  hand  to 
7.9.10  the  good  ted  of  his  God  upon  him 

2  8 .1  w  as  ftrengthened  as  the  band  of 
8.26.I  weighed  unto  their  hand  tffo.talents 

3 1. from  the  handoi  the  enemy,and 
9.2.yea,the  handoi  the  princes  hath 

7.priefts,been  deliv.  into  the  ba.oi  the  kings 
Neh.  1 . 1  o.and  by  thy  ftrong  hand 

4.17  .with  the  other  hand  held  a  weapon 
9.30.therefore  gaveft  thou  them  into  the  ha.oi 
E(lh.6.9.*nd  hoife  be  delivered  into  the  hand  of 
fob  f.  1  f.and  from  the  hand  of  the  mighty 
6.z  3  .redeem  me  from  the  band  of  the  mighty 
9.  »4.earth  is  given  into  the  handoi  the  wicked 
1  z.6.  into  whole  ha.God  bringeth  abundantly 
10. in  whofe  ha.  is  the  foul  of  every  Iiv.thing 
so.2  2.eveiyj 


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2o.22.everytodof  the  wicked  (hall 
2 1.  i6.their  good  is  not  in  their  hand,the 
30.j1.with  thy  ftrong  ted  thou  oppofeft 
3  4.  lo.mighty  (hal  be  taken  away  without  hand 
37.7.  he  fealethupthetedofeveryman 
Pfal.^i.S.  not  (hut  me  up  into  the  ted  of  the  ene. 
36. 1 1  .let  not  the  hand  of  the  wicked  remove 
7 1.4.  deliver  me  out  of  the  hand  of  the  wicked 
out  of  the  hand  of  the  unrighteous 
S  1.4.  rid  them  out  of  the  hand  of  the  wicked 
89.48. deliver  his  foule  from  the  hand  of 
07.  io.deliver  them  out  of  the  hand  of  the  wick, 
j  06. 1  °« faved  them  from  the  ted  of  him  that 
redeemed  from  the  hand  of  the  enemy 
4i.hegave  them  into  the  handof  the  heathen 
41, into  fubje&ion  under  their  band 
123.1  .look  unto  the  hand  of  their  mailers 

eyes  of  a  maiden  unto  the  handof  her 
1 27.4.3s  arrowes  are  in  the  handof  a  mighty 
1  36. 1 2.  with  a  ftrong ted,&  with  a  ftretched 
144.7.  from  the  hand  of  ftrange  children 

Verfe  1 1. 
1 4  9.6.  a  two  edged  fword  in  their  hand 
Pro,  6. 3 .  into  the  hand  of  thy  friend  goe 
5 .  as  a  Roe  from  the  hand  of  the  hunter 

as  a  bird  from  the  ted  of  the  fowler 
io.4.poor3that  dealeth  with  a  flack  band 

hand  of  the  diligent  maketh  rich 
1 1.2 1.  though  hand  join  in  hand,  the  wicked 
Chap.  16.  J. 
.    1 2.24-terfof  the  diligent  fhall  bear  rule 
17.16.  a  price  in  the  hand  of  a  fool  to 
26.9.  as  a  thorn  goeth  up  into  the  hand  of  a  dr. 
lfa.1.1 2.  who  hath  required  this  at  your  hand 
8.n.tomewith  a  ftrong  ted 
10.  j.ftafFe  in  their  hand  is  mine  indignation 
1 3. 2. (hake  the  hand,  that  they  may  goe  into 
14.26.  this  is  the  hand  that  is  ftretched  out 
i9.4.intothe  handof a  cruell  lord 
2§.2.caft  down  to  the  catth  with  the  hand 
36.1 5. not  be  delivered  into  the  handof  the 
1 8. delivered  his  land  out  of  the  handof 
3  7.  io.not  be  given  into  the  band  of  the 

1 4.the  letter  from  the  hand  of  the  meffenger 
38.  6.' and  this  ciry  out  of  the  handof  the  King 
40.10.Lord  will  come  with  a  ftrongted,  and 
5: 1 . 2  j.  He  put  it  into  the  handof  them  that 
62.3.aroy;illdiadeii]einihetedofthyGod 
Jer.  1 1.2 1. that  thou  die  not  by  our  ted 
1 5.21.  He  deliver  thee  out  of  the  handof 

redeem  thee  out  of  the  handof  the  ter. 

18.4.  was  marred  in  the  ted  of  the  potter,fo 
6 .as  the  clay  is  in  the  potters  ted,fo 

20.4  all  Judab  into  the  handof  the  K.of  Babyl. 
1 3  .foul  of  the  poor  from  the  hand  of 

21.5.  with  an  out-ftrctched  hand,  and 
7. into  the  hand  of  Nebuchadnezzar, 

and  into  the  hand  of  their  enemies 
into  the  hand  of  thofethofe  that  feek  their 
10. it  lhallbe  given  into  the  handof  the 
1 2.fpoiled,  out  of  the  hand  of  the  oppreflbr 
Chap.22.3. 
22.2  j.into  the  handof  them  that  feek  thy  life 
into  the  ha.of  them  w  hofe  face  thou  fea. 
into  the  hand  of  Nebuchad.K.of  Babyl. 
and  into  the  handof  theCaldeans 
26. 14.1am  in  your  ted,do  with  me  as 
24.tedof  Ahikam  was  with  Jeremiah 
not  give  him  into  the  handof  the  people 
27.6.  into  the  hand  of  Nebuchadnezzar 
29.2 1. deliver,  them  into  the  hand  of  Nebuchad. 
3 1.1 1, from  the  hand  of  him  that  was  ftronger 
3  2.3.I  will  give  this  city  into  the  handof 

Chap.34.2. 
4.not  efcape  out  of  the  ted  of  the 

be  delivered  into  the  handof  the  K.of 
Verfe  36. 
2 1  .with  a  flrong  ted,and  with  a  ftretched 
34.2 1. into  the  handof  their  enemies 

into  the  ha.  of  them  that  feek  their  life 
and  into  the  handof  the  King  of  Bab. 
Chap.44.30. 
3  7.  ly.dclivered  into  the  hand  of  the  King 
38.3..furtly  be  given  into  the  handof 
^.behold,  he  is  in  your  band,fox 
i6.neither  will  I  give  thee  into  the  handof 


18  .thou  fhalt  not  efcape  out  of  their  hand 

Verfe  23. 
I9.1eft  they  deliver  me  into  their  hand 
39.i7.notbegivenintothe  hand  of  the  men  of 
44.2j.and  fulfilled  with  your  ted,faying 
46.24.fhe  (hall  be  delivered  into  the  hand  of the 
26.I  deliver  them  into  the  hand  of  thofe~ 
into  the  hand  of  Neb.  into  thzha.of  his 
jo.  1  j.fhe  hath  given  her  hand:  her  foundations 
Lam.$.6.\ve  have  given  thzhfsid  to  the  Egyptians 
8.that  doth  deliver  us  out  of  their  band 
1 2.  princes  are  hanged  up  by  their  band 
E%e\.  2.9.behold,an  hand  was  fent  unto  me 
8. 3. he  put  forth  the  form  of  an  hand 
io.8.form  of  a  mans  hand  under  their 
13.2 1. they  (hall  be  no  more  in  your  hand  to 

and  deliver  my  people  out  of  your  ted 
1 3  .He  deliver  my  people  out  of  your  hand 
i6.39.Ilealfo  give  thee  into  their  hand 

49.  neither  did  the  ftrengthen  the  handof 
2 1. 1 1 -to  give  it  into  the  hand  of  the  flayer 
24.  ye  (hall  be  taken  with  the  hand 
3 1.  deliver  thee  into  the  hand  of  brutifh 
23.9.delivered  her  into  the  hand  of  her  lovers 
into  the  handof  the  Caldeans 
28.Ile  deliv.thee  into  the  ha.  of  them  whom 
into  the  handof  them  whom  thy  mind 
28.9.  &  no  god  in  the  hand  of  him  that  flayeth 
30. 1 2. fell  the  land  into  the  handof  the  wicked 
2  j.  my  fword  into  the  hand  of  the  King  of 
3 1.1  i.deliver.him  into  the  hand  of  the  mighty 
34.10.Ile  require  my  flock  at  their  ted,and 

27.  deliv.  them  out  of  the  hand  of  thole  that 
37.19.  which  is  in  the  handof  Ephraim 
40.5. in  the  mans  hand  a  meafuring  reed 
Dflffl.j.f  .came  forth  fingers  of  a  mans  band 

&ng  fa.W  the  part  of  the  band  that  wrote 
23.  in  w  hofe  hand  thy  breath  island 
24,part  of  the  ted 'fent  from  him,and 
8. 25. he  (hall  be  broken  without  hand 
10.  io.behold,an  hand  toucheth  me,which 
Joel  3. 8. and  your daught.into  the  handof  Juda 
Micah  2. 1  .becaufe  it  is  in  the  power  of  their  hand 
4.io.redeem  thee  from  the  hand  of  thine  enem. 
Zrc.4.  io.the  plummet  in  the  hand  of  Zerubbabel 
1 1.6.  into  his  neighb.ted,and  into  the  hand  of 
out  of  their  hand  He  not  deliver 
14. 13. lay  hold  on  thetedofhis  neighbour ' 
againft  the  handof  his  neighbour 
Mai.  1 . 1  o.  accept  an  offering  at  your  hand 
1 3  .fhould  I  accept  this  of  your  hand 
2.13  .receiveth  it  with  good  will  at  your  band 
Mat$, 1 5. and  he  touched  her  hand,znd 
9.2  j.  and  took  her  by  the  band,  and 
22.13  -bind  him  hand  and  foot,  and 
Mar. 1 .  i.a  man  there  which  had  a  withered  hand 
3  .faith  to  the  man  which  had  the  wither.^*. 
14.41  .betrayed  into  the  hand  of  finners 
Lu\e  1.1.  as  many  as  havetaken  in  band  to 
7 1. and  from  the  band  of  all  that  hate  us 
6.8.  which  had  the  withered  tedrife  up 
2  2. 2 1. behold  the  ted  of  him  that  betrayeth 
John  1 0.29.10  pluck  them  out  of  my  Fathers  hand 
39.but  he  efcaped  out  of  their  hand 
1  i.44.came  forth  bound  hand  and  foot>with 
Atl.i  i.i  1.  delivered  me  out  of  the  hand  of  Herod 
1 7.beckning  to  them  with  the  hand  to  hold 
19.3  3.  Alexander  beckned  with  the  ted,and 
2 1.40.  and  beckned  with  the  hand  to  the  peop. 

1  Car.  1 2. 1 5, becaufe  I  am  not  the  hand,  I  am  not 
2 1  .eye  cannot  fay  to  the  ted,I  have  no 

2  Cor.5. i.zn  houfe  not  made  with  band 
10. 1 6.of  things  made  ready  to  our  band 

Gal.  3 . 1 9.by  angels,in  the  band  of  a  Mediator 
faz\8.4.before  God,out  of  the  angels  band 
1 0.8  .little  book  which  is  open  in  the  ha.of  the 

io.out  of  the  angels  ted,and  eat  it  up 
i7.4.having  a  golden  cup  in  her  hand 
i9.2.avenged  theblo.of  his  fervants  at  her  band 
At  UatU),  or,  at  the  i^atlt). 
Gen.o.^.  at  the  ted  of  every  beaft  willl  require  it 
at  the  ha.of  mai*,at  the  ha.of  ey.mans  br. 
24.4i.mourningformy  father  are  at  hand 
33.19.  Jacob  bought  at  the  band  of  Hamor 
Be  at.  1 5 .9 .  the  ycer  of  releafe  is  at  ted,and 
3 2.3  j.  day  oftheir  calamity  is zthand 


1  Sam.g.8.1  have  here  at  band  the  fourth  part  of 
20. 1 6.1et  the  L.require  it  at  the  ted  01  Da.en 
•  2  Kjng.q.-j.zt  the  band  of  Jezebel 
Neb.  11.24.  was  at  the  Kings  band  in  all  matter; 
;J[/^t3.6.dayof  the  Lord  is  zthand 
jW.  2  3. 2  3. am  I  God  at  ted,  and  notafarofF 
|£^.i  i.i3.the  dayes  are  at  hand,  and 

3  3  .6.his  bloud  He  require  at  the  w  ztcam.band 
'      3  6.8  .for  they  are  at  band  to  come 
Joel  1, 1  j.forthe  day  of  the  Lord  is  at  ted,and 
■    ■  Zepb.i.j, 

2. 1  .for  it  is  nigh,  at  hand 
^#•3.2.  for  the  kingdome  ofbeaven  is  at  hand 
4.17. kingdom  of  heaven  is  at  hand    Clno.7. 
26.18.my  time  isatted,I  will  keep  the  . 
4f.behold,the  houre  is  at  hand,znd 
46.  he  is  at  band  that  doth  betray  me 

Mai\  14.42. 
Mar.  1 . 1  j  .the  kingdome  of  G  od  is  at  hand 
Lnlie  2 1. 30. that  fummer  is  now  nigh  zthand 

3  1.  that  the  kingdome  of  God  is  nigh  at  hi. 
John  2. 1 3 .  the  Jewes  paffover  was  at  band 

Chap.  1 1.  jy. 
7.2.Jewesfeaft  of  tabernacles  was  ztband 
19.42.for  the  fepiilchre  was  nigh  zthand 
Rom.  1 3 . 1 2  .the  day  is  at  bandit  us  therefore 
PW.4.  j.  known  to  all  men,the  Lord  is  at  hand 
2  Tbef.i.z.zs  that  rhe  day  of  Chrift  is  zthand 
2  Tim.4.6.  time  of  my  departure  is  at  band 
1  Pe^.y.the  end  of  all  things  is  at  land  : 
R«M.3.forthe  time  is  ztband  Chap.22.10. 

i&arrtl  of  the  Caldeans,Stt  CalDeeinsf, 
fythelfcatfo. 
Gw.38.20.Juda  fent  the  kid  by  the  handof  his  fr. 
EX0.4.  I3.fend,l  pray  thee,by  the  ha.of  him  whom 
3  8 :  21  .by  the  hand  of  Ithamar  the  fon  to  Aaron 
Icw.8.36.which  the  L.  comm.by  the  handof  Mof. 
1  o.i  i.fpoken  to  them  by  the  tedof  Mofes 
16. 2 1.  fend  him  away  by  the  handof  a  fit  man 
26. 46. in  mount  Sinai  by  the  ted  of  Motes 
Nnmb.q.n.  of  the  Lord,by  the  band  of  Mofes 

Chap.9.23. 
4 5. word  of  the  Lord  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
49. were  numbred  by  the  band  of  Mofes 
10J1 3.command.of  the  L.by  the  band  of  Mofes 
1  $.23.comtnanded  you  by  the  ted  of  Mofes 
16.40.faid  to  hiraby  the  ted  of  Mofes 
27. 23.3s  the  Lord  comm,  by  the  ted  of  Mofes 
Jojh.  1^.2. 
3  6.1 3. which  the  L.  com.  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
Jof.20.2.  I  fpake  unto  youby  the  band  of  Mofes 
9. and  not  die  by  the  hand  of  the  avenger  of 
2i..2.L.commandedby  the  handof  Mof.to  give 
8. as  the  Lo. commanded  by  the  hand  of  Mof. 
2  2.9«word  of  the  Lord,  by  the  handof  Mofes 
/#dg.3.4.coi-nman.their  fath.  by  the  ted  of  Mofes 
16.26.to  the  lad  that  held  him  by  theta.Suffer 

1  Sam.i%.  2  j.  make  Dav-  fall  by  the  hand  of  Phil. 

27.1.  now  pcrifh  one  day  by  the  tedof  Saul 

2  Sam.  3.  i8.by  the  hand  of  my  fervant  David  He 

1 0.2.  to  comfort  him  by  the  ha.  of  his  fervants 
1  i.i4.and  fent  it  by  the  hand  of  Uriah 
12.  t<j.  fent  by  the  band  ofNatlwn  the  prophet 
2 1 .22.fell  by  the  band  of  David 

and  by  the  hand  of  his  fervants 

1  J(??2-2.iJ.Solom.fent  by  the  ted  of  Benaiahthe 
8.53.  as  thou  fpakeft  by  the  handof  Mofes 

j  6.  prom  i  fed  by  the  hand  of  Mofes  his  ferv. 
1 4. 1 8.fpake  by  the  hand of  his  fervant  Ahijah 
1 6.7.alfo  by  the  band  of  the  prophet  Jehu,  the 

2  mng.iq.zf.fpzkeby  the  hand  of  his  ferv.  Jonah 
27.  faved  them  by  the  hand  of  Jeroboam 

1  Chr.6.\  j.  &  Jtruf.by  thetedofNebucbadnez. 
20.8.they  fell  by  the  ted  of  David, 

and  by  the  hand  of  his  fervants 
29.8.treaf.  houfe  of  the  L.by  thehandof  Jehiel 

2  Cbr.10.1  j.which hefpake  by  thehandof  Ahijah 
1 2.7 .upon  Jerufalern  by  the  tedofShifhak 
23.18.by  the  tedofthepriefts  &  Levits  whom 
24. 1 1. to  the  Kings  office  by  the  ta.of  the  Lev. 
26.1 1 .  to  the  num.  oftheir  account  by  the  ha.of 
33.8.  and  the  ordinances  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
3  y.6.to  the  word  of  the  L.by  the  band  of  Mofes 

E^ra  i.8.bring  forth  by  the  handof  Mithredatb 

8.33.^  the  houfe  of  our  G.  by  the  ha.  of  Men".  | 

Neb'9. 14.  &  lawes  by  the  hand  of  Mofes  thy  ferv.] 

PpZ.77.20.like/ 


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HAN   HAN 


Pfa.7.zo.\ike  a  flock  by  the  hand  of  Mof.&  Aaron 
Pro.  z6.6.fendeth  a  meffage  by  the  hand  of  a  foole 

1  fa.  5 1 . 1 8  .that  taketh  her  by  the  hand  of  all 
Jer.z-j.i  .by  the  ted  of  the  meffengers  which 

29.  3  .by  the  ted  of  Elafah  the  fon  of  Shaphan 
3 1 .3  2.  in  the  day  that  I  took  them  by  the  hand 
38.23.but  fhalbe  taken  by  the  ted  of  the  king 
£^.a  j. 14.  by  the  bandofmy  people  Ifra.&  they 
3  o.  io.to  ceafe  by  the  ted  of Nebuchadneiar 

1  z.all  that  is  therein  by  the  ha.oi  ftrangers 
Mat.9.z^.  and  took  her  by  the  band,  and 

Marfe  i.^i. 
Mar.  y.  4 1. he  took  the  damofell  by  the  hand,  and 
•  8. 2  3. he  took  the  blind  man  by  the  ted,and 

9. 2 7. but  Jefus  took  him  by  the  ted,and 
1/^.8. ?4.and  took  her  by  the  ted,and  called 
Ail.9.S.bat  they  led  him  by  the  ted,and 
1 3. 1  i.feeking  fome  to  lead  him  by  the  hand 
22.n.beingledby  the  ted  of  them  that  were 
23. io.chief  captain  took  him  by  the  hand 
Co/.4.i8.the  falutation  by  the  tedofme  Paul 
Heb.8.$.in  the  day  whenl  took  them  by  the  hand 

l&anD  joyned  with  enemies. 
1 5^.4.3. fave  us  out  of  the  tedofour  enemies 

2  Si.  1 2 .  r  1  .deliv.you  out  of  the  hand  of  your  ene. 

i9.9.king  faved  us  out  of  the  te.of  our  enem. 
2  !$».  17.39.deliv.you  out  of  the  ha.oi  all  your  en. 
» 1 . 1 4.deli  ver  them  into  the  band  of  theft  enem. 
2  Cfo-.2$.20.deliver  them  into  the  ha.oi  their  ene. 
Ndb.9.27.deliv.them  into  the  te.of  their  enemies 
faved  them  out  of  the  hand  of  their  enem. 
28.1efteft  thou  them  in  the  hand  of  their  ene. 
Pfal.$  1. 1  $. deliver  me  from  the  band  of  mine  ene. 
Jet.  1 2.7-my  foule  into  the  band  of  her  enemies 
20.  f  .into  the  ted  of  their  enemies>who  (hall 
2i-7.and  into  the  band  of  their  enemies 
34.20.give  them  into  the  band  of  their  enemies 

2 1 .1  give  into  the  hand  of  their  enemies 
44. 3  o.give  Phar.Hoph.into  the  band  of  his  ene. 
.E^.  3  9. 2  3. gave  them  into  the  band  of  their  ene. 
ilfj'f.4. 10. redeem  thee  from  the  hand  of  thine  ene. 
£#$•1.74.  being  deliv.  out  of  the  band  of  our  ene. 
l|atlt)  of  the  Enemy.  See  4£ne»ttp. 
%MtiofGod.See<&Q\), 
His  H>anU, 
<j£B.3.22.forth  his  ted,&  take  of  the  tree  of  life 
8.9-put  forth  his  hand,  &  took  her  into  the  ark 
i6.iz.hisband  againft  every  man,and 
22.6.tookfirein  his  ted,and  the  knife 
24.9>fervant  put  his  band  under  the  thigh 

io.goods  of  his  mafter  were  in  his  band 
z$.z6.hisband  took  hold  on  Efaus  heele 
3  2. 1 3. Jacob  took  of  that  which  came  to  his  ha. 
38.28.one  put  out  his  ted,and  the  midwife 
and  bound  on  his  band  a  fcarlet  thrced 
29.8s  he  drew  back  his  hand 
3  o.the  fcarlet  threed  upon  his  hand 
39. 3. all  that  he  did  to  profper  in  his  hand 
4.  all  that  he  had  he  put  in  his  hand 

2  3  .look.not  to  any  thing  that  was  und.his  h. 
40. 1 3. ihalt  deliver  Pharaohs  cup  into  his  band 
41.42.from  his  hand,  &  put  it  on  Jofephs  hand 

44-without  thee  (hal  no  man  lift  up  his  band 
4<>.4.Jofeph  (hall  put  his  hand  on  thine  eyes 
Exod.^.q.he  put  forth  his  ted,and  caught  it 

and  it  became  a  rod  in  his  hand 
6. he  put  his  hand  into  his  bofome 

his  hand  was  leprous,as  fnow 
7.  put  his  band  into  his  bofome  again 
zo.Mofes  took  the  rod  of  God  in  his  tad 
8. 6.  Aaron  ftretched  out  his  hand   Verfe  17. 
io.22.Mofes  ftretched  forth  his  tedtoward 
1 7 . 1 1  .when  Mofes  held  up  his  ted,Ifra.prev. 
let  down  his  hand,  Amalek  prevailed 
21.13  hut  God  deliver  him  into  his  hand 
1 6.  or  if  he  be  found  in  his  hand 
20.and  he  die  under  his  hand 

2  2 ,4.theft  be  certainly  found  in  his  hand 

8.to  fee  whether  he  have  put  his  ted  to 
1 1 .  that  he  hath  not  put  his  hand  unto  his 
24. 1  t.of  the  childr.of  Ifra.he  laid  not  his  hand 
3 1. 1 5  .two  taber.of  the  teftim.were  in  his  hand 

3  4.4.  took  in  his  hand  the  two  tabern.  of  done 
Lev .  i.4.he  (hall  put  his  handon  the  head  of 

3.2.he  (hall  lay  his  handon  the  head  Ch.8.13. 

4  4-  and  (hall  lay  his  band  on  the  bullocks 


24.(hall  lay  his  handon  the  head  of  the  goats 
29.  lay  his  hand  on  the  head  of  the  fin-offer. 
Ver.  3  3. 
9.22.  Aaron  lift  up  his  band  toward  the  people 
14. 17.  reft  of  the  oyl  that  is  in  his  hand  (hall 
28.  of  the  oyl  that  is  in  his  band  upon  the 
Num.  5.18  .prieft  (hall  have  in  his  hand  the  bitter 
6. 2 1  .befides  that  that  his  hand  (hall  get 
20. 1 1  .and  Mofes  lift  up  his  ted,and 
2 1 .26.  taken  all  his  land  out  of  his  hand 
22,23.  his  fword  drawn  in  his  hand    Ver. 3 1. 

2  5:. 7.  and  took  a  javelin  in  his  band 

3  i.tf.and  the  trumpets  to  blow  in  his  band 
3  y.2 1  .in  enmity  finite  him,  his  hand  that 

Deut.iy.^  .znd  his  hand  fetcheth  a  ftrokewiththe 
J  of.  ? .  1 3 .  w  ith  h  is  fword  drawn  in  his  hand 
8. 1 8.ftretch.out  the  fpear  that  he  had  in  his  ha. 
19.3s  he  had  ftretched  out  his  ted,and 
atfjofhua  drew  not  his  hand  back 

20.  j.not  deliver  the  flayer  up  into  his  hand 
24. 1  o.  fo  I  delivered  you  out  of  his  hand 

Jitdg.i. z.l  have  delivered  the  land  into  his  hand 
3.10.  L.deliv.  Cufhan-Rifhathaim  into  his  ha. 
his  hand  prevailed  ag.  Cufhan-Rifhath. 
6.zi.  end  of  the  ftaffe  that  was  in  his  hand 
7.14.  for  into  his  hand  hath  G.  delivered  Mid. 
9.48.  Abimelech  took  an  axe  in  his  band,md 
i4.6.3nd  he  had  nothing  in  his  hand  but 
1 5.1  y.  and  put  forth  his  ted,and  took  it 
17.  caft  away  the  jaw-bone  out  of  his  band 

1  S<«».2.i3.with  a  flefh-hook  of  3.teeth  in  his  ha. 

j.7.for  his  handh  fore  upon  him,  and 

6. 3. why  his  hand  is  not  removed  from  you 
j.peradventure,he  wil  lighten  his  hand  from 
9.  that  it  is  not  his  hand  that  fmote  us 

14.26.but  no  man  put  histedto  his  mouth 
27.end  of  the  rod  that  was  in  his  ted,and 
and  put  his  bandto  his  mouth 

16.  itf.that  he  (hall  play  with  his  terf,and 
23. and  plaid  with  his  hand  •  fo  Saul  was 

17.40.he  took  his  ftaffe  in  his  ted,and 

and  his  fling  was  in  his  ted,and 
49.  David  put  his  hand  in  his  bag,  and 
57.with  the  head  of  the  Philift.in  his  hand 

i8.io.Dav.played  with  his  hand,  as  at  other 

19. 5 .  he  put  his  life  in  his  band&nd 
9. with  his  javelin  in  his  hand 

and  David  played  with  his  hand 
22.<5.having  his  fpear  in  his  ted,and 

23.6.  came  down  with  an  ephod  in  his  hand 
1 1. men  of  Keilah  deliver  me  into  his  hand 
i4.God  delivered  him  not  into  his  band 
i6.and  ftrengthened  his  band  in  God 

27.  i.fo  (hall  I  efcape  out  of  his  hand 

2  Sam.6. 6. Uzzzh  put  forth  his  band  to  the  ark 
•   1  f.y.he  put  forth  his  ted,and  took  him 

1 8. 1 4. he  took  three  darts  in  his  ted,and 
20.211  hath  lift  up  his  hand  againft  the  K.  even 
23.10.and  his  ted  clave  unto  the  fword 
2 1  .Egyptian  had  a  fpear  in  his  hand,but 

1  Kjng.S.  1  y .and  hath  with  his  hand  fulfilled  it 

1  i.26.even  he  lift  up  his  hand  againft  the  king 
27.thiswasthecaufethatheliftup  his  hand 
34.not  take  the  whole  kingd,out  of  his  hand 

13.4-that  he  put  forth  his  hand  from  the  altar 
his  hand  which  he  put  forth  ag.him,dried 

2  ]$».?•  1 1  .and  ftrike  his  hand  over  the  place 
6-7.and  he  put  out  his  ted,and  took  it 
9.23.Joram  turned  his  band,  and  fled 

1  o.  1  j .he  gave  him  his  ted,and  he  took 
11,8.  every  man  with  his  weapon  in  his  band 

Vetfe  11. 
1 3 . 1  tf.and  he  put  his  hand  upon  it 
14.$. kingdome  was  confirmed  in  his  hand 
1 5 . 1 9.that  his  hand  might  be  with  him 

to  confirme  the  kingdome  in  his  band 
18.2 1. if  a  man  lean,it  will  go  into  his  band 

29.net  be  able  to  deliver  you  out  of  his  hand 
i9.i9.favethou  us  out  of  his  ted  that 

1  Cko.13.r9.U22a  put  forth  his  hand  to  hold 

io.becaufe  he  put  forth  his  hand  to  the  arke 
2 1. 1 6. having  a  drawn  fword  in  his  hand 

28.  i9.in  writing  by  his  hand  upon  me,even 

2  Chro.  17.5  .ftablifhed  the  kingdome  in  his  band 

2 1 .  io.did  Libnah  revolt  from  under  his  hand 
23.7.every  man  with  his  weapon  in  hishand 


io-.every  man  having  his  weapon  in  his  hand 
Z6.19.  and  had  a  cenfer  in  his  hand  to 
3  6. 1 7. he  gave  them  all  into  hishand 
Neh.6.  j.  with  an  open  letter  in  his  band 
Eftb.j.io.  the  king  took  his  ring  from  off  his  ha, 
?.2.to  Efth.the  golden  fcept.that  was  in  his  ha. 
8.7.becaufe  he  laid  his  handon  the  Jewes 
Job  6.9.that  he  would  let  loofe  his  ted,and  cut 
9.33  .that  might  lay  hishand  upon  us  both 
i5.23.dayofdarknefle  is  ready  at  his  hand 

2  f .  he  ftretched  out  his  hand  againft  God 
26. 1 3  .his  ha.hzth  formed  the  crooked  ferpent 
27.2  2. he  would  faine  flee  out  of  his  hand 
28.9.he  putteth  forth  his  hand  upon  the 

30. 24.not  ftretch  out  his  hand  to  the  grave 
pM?7-24-theLord  upholdeth  him  with  hishand 

3  3. will  not  leave  him  in  his  hand,not 
78.42.they  remembred  not  his  ted,nor 
89. 2  j.Ile  fet  his  tedalfo  in  the  fea,and  . 
95.4.HI  his  ted  are  the  deep  places  of 

7.and  the  (heep  of  his  hand;  to  day  if 
io6.26.therefore  he  lifted  up  his  hand  againft 
1 29.7-the  mower  filleth  not  his  hand,not 
P10.19.Z4.3.  flothful  man  hideth  his  ha.Ch.z6.if. 
Ecclef.  5 . 1 4.and  there  is  nothing  in  his  hand 

1 5  .which  he  may  carry  away  in  his  hand 
Cant.  $.$.my  beloved  put  his  ted  by  the  hole 
Ifa.j.z  j.he  hath  ftretched  forth  his  hand  againft 

but  his  hand  is  ftretched  out  ftill 
<>.6.having  a  live  coale  in  his  hand,which 
9. 1 2.but  his  hand  is  ftretched  out  ftill 

-Ver.i7,2i.  &Cha.io.4. 

1  o.  3  2.he  (hal  (hake  his  hand  againft  the  mount 
1 1.8.  weaned  child  (hall  put  his  band  upon 

1 1  .the  L.fhall  fet  his  band—the  fecond  time 
1  y.  mighty  wind  (hall  he  (hake  his  to.over 
14.27.and  his  band  is  ftretched  out 
22.2 1. lie  commit  thy  government  into  his  ha. 

2  3.  n.he  ftretched  out  his  handover  the 
28.4.while  it  is  yet  in  hishand,he 

3 1. 3. when  the  Lord  (hall  ftretch  out  his  hand 
34.  I7.and  his  handhxth  divided  it  into 

3  6.6".it  will  go  into  his  hand,  and 
3  7.20.fave  us  from  his  hand,  and 

40. 1 2.  meafur.the  wat.in  the  hollow  of  his  ha. 
44.  f  .another  (hall  fubferibe  with  his  bandumo 
49.2.inthe  (hadow  of  his  hand  hath  he  hid  me 
5  3 . 1  o .  pleafure  of  the  L  .fiiall  profp.in  hi  s  fo#d 
<(6.2.keepeth  his  ted  from  doing  any  evill 

Jer.i.a.then  the  Lord  put  forth  his  hand,znd 
27.8.I  have  confumed  them  by  his  hand 
34.3  .thou  (halt  not  efcape  out  of  his  hand 

taken,and  delivered  into  his  hand 
l6.i 4.Baruch  took  the roule  in  his haud,znd 
42.1 1. and  to  deliver  you  from  his  hand 

Lam.  1 . 1  o.  adverfary  hath  fpread  out  his  hand  on 
i4.of  my  tranfgrefllons  is  bound  by  his  hand 
2.8.he  hath  not  withdrawn  his  ted  from 
3.3.he  turneth  his  ted  againft  me  all  the  day 

£^.8.n.with  every  man  his  cenfer  in  hishand 

9. 1  .with  his  deftroying  weapon  in  his  band 
2.every  man  a  (laughter  weapon  in  his  ted 

io.7.one  Cherub  ftretched  forth  his  ted  from 
17.18.when  lo  he  had  given  his  ted,and 
1 8. 8. that  hath  withdrawn  his  hand  from  iniqu 
,  i7.that  hath  taken  off  his  haStom  the  poore 
30.22.caufe  the  fword  to  fall  out  of  his  hand 

24.and  put  my  fword  in  his  ted,but 
40. 3. with  a  line  of  flaxe  in  hishand 
46.7.according  as  his  band  (hal!  attaine  unto 
47.3>that  had  the  line  in  his  hand  went 
D<z3.i.2.thekingofJudah  into  his  ted  with 
4. 3  ?  .and  none  can  ftay  his  hand 

7.2  j.they  (halbe  given  into  his  ted,till 
8.4.that  could  deliver  out  of  his  hand, 

Verfe  7. 
2f.caufe  craft  to  profper  in  his.  hand 
1 1 . 1  i.multitudes  (halbe  given  into  his  ted 
itf.which  by  his  hand  (halbe  confumed 
4 1. but  thefe  (hall  efcape  out  of  his  ted 
Hof.j.  j.he  ftretched  out  his  hand  with  (corners 

1  z.7.ballance$  of  deceit  are  in  his  hand 
Amo.7.7.vtith  a  plumb  line  in  his  ted 
Hab.^.^M  had  homes  coming  out  of  his  hand 
Zeph.z.  1  j.pafleth  by  her  (hall  hifle  &  wag  his  ha. 
Zecb.z.i.with  a  meafuring  line  in  his  hand 

8.4.every 


HAN   HAN 


HAN   HAN 


HAN   HAN 


8.4.every  man  with  his  ftaffe  in  his  hand 
1 4.  i  j  .his  hand  (hall  rife  up  againft  the  hand 
Mat.  j.ia.whofe  fan  is  in  his  hand,and 

Lulie  3.17. 
8 . 3  .and  Jefus  put  forth  his  band,and 

12.  io.there  was  a  man  which  had  his  fez. with. 
49.he  ftretched  forth  his  band  toward 

14.3  1. Jefus  ftretched  forth  his  band,and 

x6.ii  .he  that  dippeth  his  band  with  me  in  the 
5  i.which  were  with  Jef.ftretched  out  his  ha. 
Mar. 1. ax. vat  forth  his  handand  touched  him 

3.5  .his  hand  was  reftored  whole  as  the  other 

Lul(e6.iQ. 

7.3  i.befeech  him  to  put  his  hand  upon  him 
£«£.$.  1 3. he  put  forth  his  band,  and  touched  him 

9.61. no  man  having  put  his  band  to  the  plow 

15r.22.and  put  a  ring  on  hlshand,  and 
John  3.3  5, bath  given  all  things  into  his  band 

18.22.with  the  palm  of  his  handling 
A£i.j.i<;.hoyi  that  God  by  his  hand  would 

9.1  Land  putting  his  hand  on  him  that 
4 1. and  he  gave  her  his  hand,md 

1 3 .  i6.and  beckning  with  his  hand,  faid 
28.3  .and  fattened  on  his  hand 

4-faw  the  venemous  beaft  hang  on  his  band 
Revel.6,  5  .had  a  paire  of  ballances  in  his  band 

1  o.2.he  had  in  his  hand  a  little  book 

5 .  lifted  up  his  hand  to  heaven 
i4.9.receive  his  mark  in  his  hand 

i4^and  in  his  hand  a  (harp  fickle 
20. 1  .and  a  great  chaine  in  his  band 
i|atlt)  of  the  Lord,or  Lords  Isanti. 
Exod.y. 3  .band  of  the  Lord  is  on  your  cattell 

16.3.  would  we  had  died  by  the  band  of  the  L. 
Num.  1 1 .2  3.1's  the  Lords  band  waxed  (hort 
Deut.i.i'S.  band  of the  Lord  was  againft  them  to 
/o/".4.24.might  know  the  band  of  the  Lord,that  it 
fudg.z.i  5  .they  went  out,the  ha.  of  the  L.was  ag. 
Ruth  1 .1 3  .the  hand  of  the  L.is  gone  out  againft  me 

1  Sam.%. 6. band  of the  Lord  was  heavie  on  them 

9.thete«/ofthe  Lord  was  againft  the  city 
7 . 1 3  .hand  of  the  Lord  was  againft  the  Philift. 
12.15  -then  (hall  the  hand  of  the  Lo.be  againft 

2  y5.24.14.let  us  now  fall  into  the  ha.oithe  Lo. 

1  ]<W2.i8.46.the  tad  of  the  Lord  was  on  Elijah 

2  Kjn.i.i'y.thehand  of  the  Lord  came  upon  him 
1  Chr.z  1 . 1 3  .let  me  fall  now  into  the  ha.of  the  L. 
Wya  7.6.accordi-to  thehand  of  the  Lord  his  God 

1 2.9-the  handoi  the  Lord  h3th  wrought  this 
P  fal. 7  <;.S. for  in  thebandof  the  Lord  there  is 
1 1 8. 1  5  .the  right  band  of  the  L.doth  val.things 
Verfe  16. 
i6.right  hand  of  the  Lord  is  exalted 
Pro.z 1.  t-the  kings  heart  is  in  the  band  of  the  Lo. 
Z/d.i9.i6.pfthe(hakingof  the  hand  of  the  Lord 

2  5. 1  o.in  this  mount.ihal  the  hand  of  the  Lord 
40. 2.received  of  the  Lords  band  double  for  all 
4 1. 20.that  the  hand  of  the  Lord  hath  done  this 
5  i.i7.which  haft  drunk  at  the  hand  of  the  Lo. 
59.-1.the  Lordsterfis  not  fhortened,that 

6 1. 3  .a  crown  of  glory  in  the  handoi  the  Lord 

66.1 4.the  handoi  the  Lord  flialbe  known 
fer. 2 5. 1 7. then  took  I  the  cup  at  the  Lords  tarf 

5 1 .7.a  golden  cup  in  the  Lords  hand  that    , 
E^k-i.^-hand  of  the  Lord  was  there  on  him 

3 . 1 4.band  of  the  Lord  was  ftrong  on  me 
11. hand  of  the  Lord  was  there  on  me 

8. 1. that  the  handoi  the  Lord  fell  there  on  me 

3  3  .zz.hand  of  the  Lord  was  on  me  in  the  even 
gjM.the  handoi  the  Lord  was  upon  me,and 
40.  i.fame  day  the  hand  of  the  Lord  was  on  me 

Lu\.T.66.thc  handoi  the  Lord  was  with  him 
Ad.  ii.2i  .hand  of  the  Lord  was  w  ith  them^and 
1 3 . 1 1  .hand  of  the  Lot d  is  upon  thee,  &  thou 
.Lay  INnt>3oj-lc   j  lap,  or 
i^J^anu.  PeeliLaft). 
Left  $anfc. 
Gen.i  3-9-if  tffeu  wilt  take  the  left  hand,thenl 

if  to  the  ngbt,then  will  go  to  the  left  ba. 
14.1 5-which  is  on  the  left  handon  Damafcus 
24.49.tume  to  the  right  hand,ox  to  the  left 
48. 1 3  .in  his  right  hand  towards  Ifr.left  hand 

iManaffeh  in  his  left  hand  towards 
r  4.  his  left  hand  on  Manafieh's  head 
Exo.  14.22.  a  wall  to  them  on  the  tig.band  &  left 
Verfe  29. 
I 


Levit.14.  1  y  .powre  it  into— ^his  owne  left  band 

Verfe  26. 
i6.in  the  oile  that  is  in  the  left  hand,and 

Verfe  17. 
Num.zo.17.not  turn  to  the  right  faf.nor  to  the  left 

2  2.26.either  to  the  right  hand,or  to  the  left 
Deut. 1.17. to  the  right  band,nor  to  the  left 
5 . 3  2  .turn  alide  to  t  he  right  hand  Or  to  the  left 
1 7. 1 1  .to  the  right  hand,not  to  the  left 
io.to  the  right  band,ox.  to  the  leftjto 
28. 14.10  the  right  band,or  to  the  left,to 
fof.  1 .7.not  from  it  to  the  right  band,  or  to  the  left 
i9.27»goeth  out  to  Cabulonthe  left  hand 

2  3 . 6. there-  from  to  the  right  hand,  or  to  the  left 
fttdg.$.z  1. Ehud  put  forth  his  left  hand,and 

7.2o.and  held  the  lamps  in  their  left  band 
1 6. 29. and  of  the  other  with  his  left  hand 

1  Sam.6 .  12.  not  afide  to  the  right  ha.ot  to  the  left 

2  Sam.z.  i9.nor  to  the  left  ba.from  following  Ab. 

2  i.to  thy  right  hand,  or  to  the  left,and 
14.  i9#turn  to  the  right  hand,ox  to  the  left  fro 
1 6.6.unighty  men  were  on  his  right  ha.and  left 

1  Kin.zz.16.on  his  right  hand,and  on  his  left 

2  Kin.zz.z.  turned  not  afide  to  the  right  ha.ot  left 

23.8.which  were  on  a  mans  left  hand,at  the 

1  Cfeff.6.44.  fons  of  Merari  ftood  on  the  left  band 

1 2.2.could  ufe  both  the  right  hand  and  left  in 

2  Chr. 3.17 .one  on  the  ti.ha.St.  the  other  on  the  le. 

name  of  that  on  the  left  tadBoaz 
4.6.and  five  on  the  left  band,to  wafli  in 

7. five  on  the  right  band,f\we  on  the  left 
1 8. 1 8.ftanding  on  his  right  hand,  &  on  his  left 

3  4. 2.declined  neither  to  the  right  hand,ot  hit 
Neh.S.^and  on  his  left  tod,Pedaiah,and 

fob  2  3.9.on  the  left  hand  where  he  doth  workout 
Pro  3.1 6. in  her  hit  band  riches  and  honour 

4.27.nortothelefttorf  remove  thy 
Ecdef.io.z.buta  fooles  heart  at  his  left  hand 
Cant.  2. 6. his  left  hand  is  under  my  head,and 

8 . 3 .  his  left  hand  ftiould  be  under  my  head 
lfa.y.zo.and  he  (hall  eat  on  the  left  band>and 

30.2  i.and  when  ye  turne  to  the  left  hand 
54>3.break  forth  on  the  vig.hand,  &  on  the  left 

EZelt.16.46.  hcrdaught.that  dwell  at  thy  left  hand 
2 1. 1 6. either  on  the  right  handsor:  on  the  left 
3  9. 3  .He  fmite  thy  bo w  out  of  thy  left  hand 
Dan.  1 2.7.and  his  left  handvnto  heaven,and 
Jonah  4. 1 1  .between  their  right  hand  &  their  left 
Zech.  1 2.6.on. the  right  hand  and  the  left,and 
Mat. 6.3  .let  not  thy  left  hand  know  w  hat  thy 
20.2 1.  the  other  on  the  left  ha.oi  the  kingdom 
23 .  fit  on  my  right  ha.Sc  on  my  left,is  not 
Marine  10.40. 
2  5.3  3.but  the  goats  on  the  lefthand 
4 i.to  them  on  the  left  taa,Depart 

27.3  8. one  on  the  right  ha.the  other  on  the  left 
MaAio.37.othetont.hy  lefthandin  thy  glory 

15.27  .one  on  his  right  ha.the  other  on  his  left 
Ln\e  23.33. 
Att.  2 1 . 3  .we  left  it  on  the  left  hand,and  failed 
2  Cor.6.7  .on  the  right  band,and  on  the  left 
£i/tj&an0,or  I&anfijaf.  See  Jlifc, 
Mighty  ^anO. 
Exod.  3 . 1 9.no,not  by  a  mighty  band 

32.11  .and  with  a  mighty  band 
Deut. 3 .  24.ro  (hew  thy  fervant  thy  mighty  ha.fot 
4. 34. and  by  war,and  by  a  mighty  hand,and 
5.i5.brought  thee  put  thence  by  a  mighty  hand 
6.2  1  .brought  us  out  of  Egy.with  a  mighty  ban- 
Cbapt.2iJ.8. 
7.8.brought  you  out  with  a  mighty  hand,and 

1 9-and  the  wonders,  and  the  mighty  ha.and 
9.26.forth  out  of  Egypt  with  a  mighty  hand 
1  ii  2.his  greatneffejhis  mighty  hand,and 
34. 1 2.and  in  all  that  mighty  band,and 
fof4.z4.know  the  hand  of  the  L.that  it  is  mighty 
2  Cbro.6. 3  2.and  thy  mighty  band,&.  thy  ftretched 
£^.20.3  3.furely  with  a  mighty  hand,wd  with 
34>ye  are  fcattered  with  a  mighty  band,and 
Don.^.i^.out  of  the  land  of  Eg.with  a  mighty  ha. 
1  Pet.  5.6.under  the  mighty  band  of  God,that  he 

Mine  l^ants. 
Exod.ij.g.  mine  handf!t\a\\  deftroy  them 

i7-9.with  the  rodof  God  in  mine  bond 
Ntm.z  i.2.d.eliver  this  people  into  mine  band,thex\ 
2 2. 2$>.a  fword  in  mine  hand,fot  now  would  I 


£>faf.8.i7.&  might  of  mine  ba»rf  hath  gotten  me 
1 2.3.  having  the  two  tables  in  mine  hand 
3  2.41.  and  mine  hand  take  hold  on  judgement 

Judg.6. 3 6.fave  Ifrael  by  mine  hand,as  thou  haft 

Verfe  37. 
7. 2.faying,Mine  own  band  hath  faved  me 
8.7.  and  Zalmunna  into  mine  hand,  I  wjfl 

1  Sam.  1 4.4  j  .was  in  mine  hand,  and  lo,I  muft  die 

J  7«46.Lord  deliver  thee  into  mine  hand,and 
18.i7.let  not  mine /;W be  on  him,but 

2  i.3.give  me  5-loaves  of  bread  in  mine  band 

4-no  common  bread  under  mine  handout 

23.7.  God  hath  delivered  him  into  mine  ba.for 
24.6".toftretch  forth  mineband againft  • 

1  o.Lord  hath  delivered  thee  into  mine  ha.in 

I  will  not  put  forth  mine  band  againft 
1 1  .fee  the  skirt  of  thy  robe  in  mine  hand 

nor  tranfgreflion  in  mine  hand,and  I 
1 2.but  mine  hand  (hall  not  be  upon  thee 

Verfe  13. 
25.3-3.  ftorn  aveng.my  felf  with  mine  own  ba. 
26.18.or  whatevillisin  mineband 

13. delivered  thee  into  mine  hand  to  day,but 

2  S<»». y.  19.  wilt  thou  deliver  them  into  mine  ha. 

1  Chron.  14.10. 

18.12.yet  would  I  not  put  forth  mine  ha.zga. 

2  1^/».i8.34.  delivered  Samaria  out  of  mine  hand 

3  t-delivered  their  country  out  of  mine  hand 

(hould  deliver  Jerufalem  out  of  mineband 

1  Chro.  1 4. 1 1  .broken  on  mine  enemy  by  mine  ha. 

22.18.inhabit.of  the  land  into  mine  band,  and 

2  Chr.  3  2 . 1 3 .  to  deli ver  their  lands  out  of  mine  ha. 

14. that  could  deliver  his  peo.out  of  mine  h. 
to  deliver  you  out  of  mine  hand 
1 5. to  deliver  his  people  out  of  mine  band 

your  God  deliver  you  out  of  mine  band 
1 7«not  delivered  their  peop.  out  of  mine  ha. 
God  of  n'ezek.del.  his  peo.out  of  mine  ha. 
job  1 3. 14. and  put  my  life  in  mine  band 

3  i.2  5.becaufe  mine  band  had  gotten  much 
i/i.48. 1 3. mine  hand  alfo  hath  laid  the  foundat.of 

49.22.Ile  lift .up  mine bandto  the  Gentiles,& 
50.1  i.this  (hall. ye  have  of  mine  hand,ye 

5 1 . 1  ^.covered  thee  in  the  (hadow  of  mine  hand 
66".2.allthofe  things  hath  mine  handmade 

fer.  16.2 1. He  caufethem  to  know  mine  hand 
1  S.tf.fo  are  ye  in  mine  hand,0  houfe  of  Ifrael 

5 1.2  y.Ile  ftretch  out  mine  hand  on  thee,and 
£^4.i2.7.diggedthorow  the  wall  with  mint  ha. 

1 3 .9-mine  band  fhalbe  on  the  Prophets  that 
20. 5. lifted  up  mine handunto  the  feed  of 

when  I  lifted  up  mine  band  unto  them 
6.  day  that  I  lifted  up  mine  hand  unto  them 
22. 1  withdrew  mine  band,  and  wrought  for 

2  3  J  lifted  up  mine  band  unto  them  alfo  in 
28.  for  the  which  I  lifted  up  mine  bandto 

Verfe  42. 
22.1 3.I  have  fmittcn  mine  band atthy 
36.7.I  have  lifted  up  mine  hand,  furely  the 
37. 19. and  they  (hall  be  one  in  m'mehand 
44.1 2.  therefore  have  I  lifted  up  mine  hand  ag. 
47.i4.concern.whichI  have  lifted  up  mine  ha. 
Hof.  2. 10. none  (hall  deliver  her  out  of  mine  hand 
Amo&  i.8.Ile  turn  mine  band  againft  Ekron,and 

9-2.thence  (hall  mine  hand  take  them 
Zec.z.g.  He  thakemine  handon  them,and 

1 3 .7.IU  turne  mine  hand  on  the  little  ones 
1  Cor.  16. 2  i.falu.of  me  Paul,with  mine  own  hand 
Gal.6. 1 1 . 1  have  written  to  you  with  mine  hand 
2 Tbef.$. 17. of  Paul,with  mine ownterf.which 
Pfe7e»?.i9.written  it  with  mine  ownefei»rf,I 

MytymD. 
Gen.14.zzl  have  lift  up  mine  band  to  the  Lord 
2i.3o.feven  ew-lambs  thou  (halt  take  of  my  ba. 
3 1,29.  in  the  power  of  mine  ha.  to  do  you  hurt 

3  9.  of  my  bandi&idfk.  thou  require  it 

3  3-  io.then  receive  my  prefent  at  my  hand 

39.8.  all  that  he  hath  to  my  hand 
40, 1  i.Pharaohs  cup  was  in  my  hand 
42.37.deliverhim  into  myhand,  andllebring 

4  3 .9. of  my  hand  (halt  thou  require  him 
E.vcrf.7.4.that  I  maylay  my  handon  Egypt,  and 

17.  He  finite  with  the  rod  that  is  in  my  hand 
3  3 .22.and  will  cover  thee  with  my  fooz^while 
2  3 .  He  take  away  my  hand,  and  thou 
De/tf.32,39.  any  that  can  deliver  out  of  my  hand 

40.  for 


HAN      HAN 


HAN      HAN 


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40.for  I  lift  up  my  bandto  heaven,and 
fudg.p.ig.this  people  were  under  my  band,  then 
1 1 .  j  .the  Lord  delivered  them  into  my  hand 
1 7. 3  .the  filver  to  the  Lord  from  my  hand,  for 

1  Sam.  11.5  .not  found  out  in  my  hand 
28.2 1 .1  have  put  my  life  in  my  hand,*nd 

2  Sam.  3 .  1 2.behold,my  hand  (halbe  with  thee  to 

1  Kin.  1  j  .6.that  my  bm-miy  be  reftored  me  again 

2  Kin.  5.  i8.and  he  leaneth  on  my  fewa*,and 
Job  29<20.mybow  was  renewed  in  my  hand 

3 1.2 1  .if  I  have  lift  up  my  hand  againft 
2  7  .or  my  mouth  hath  killed  my  hand 
3  j.7.neither  ihall  my  hand  be  heavie  on  thee 
Tfal.i  1. 14.  turned  my  hand  againft  their  enemies 
8 9. 2 1. with  whom  my  hand  (halbe  eftabliflied 
1 19.109.my  foule  is  continually  in  my  hand 
Prtf.1.44.1  have  ftretched  oat  my  band,xnd 
Ifa.i.i  y.He  turn  my  hand  upon  thee,and 

10. 10. as  my  hand  hath  found  the  kingdome  of 
1 3  .faith.By  the  ftrength  of  my  hand  I  have 
x  4.my  hand  hath  found  as  a  neft  the 
3  6. 1  p.delivered  Samaria  out  of  my  hand 
20.have  delivered  their  land  out  of  my  hand 
mould  deliver  Jerufalem  out  of  my  hand 
43 . 1  3  .that  can  deliver  out  of  my  hahdj.  will 
50.2.1s  my  hand  (hortened  at  all,that  I 
Jer.6. 1  a.for  I  will  ftretch  out  my  fowiupon  the 
1 5 .6.therefore  will  I  ftretch  out  my  ha.  againft 
2  5 .  1  5.  takethe  wine  cup  of  this  fury  at  my  ha. 
£^e£.6.  I4-f°  wu^  I  ftretch  out  my  hand  on  them 

20. 1  j.I  lifted  up  my  taf  unto  them  in 

29.2  i.and  myband  that  I  have  laid  on  them 
John  10.28.any  man  pluck  them  out  of  my  hand 

20.2  5  .and  thruft  my  hand  into  his  fide,I 
/<fif.7.50.hathnot  my  hand  made  all  thefe 

Out  o/IJanO. 
Num.  11.15  .kill  me,I  pray  thee,out  of  hand 

Right  fcanO.  _ 
Ge».  1 3  .p.then  will  I  go  to  the  right  hand 

if  thou  depart  to  the  right  band 
24.49.turn  to  the  right  hand,  or  to  the  left 
48. 1 3  .Ephraim  in  his  right  hand  towards 

in  his  left  handjtowards  Ifraels  right  hand 
i4.his  right  ban.Sc  laid  it  on  Ephraimshcad 
i7.bid  his  right  handon  the  head  of  Ephra. 
1 8.put  his  right  hand  on  his  head 
Exod.  i4.22.a  wall  to  them  on  the  tig-bandSc  left 
I  Verfe  29. 

1 5.6.thy  right  bandjQ  Lo.is  become  glorious 
thy  right  hand  hath  dafticd  in  pieces 
1 2.thou  ftretcheft  out  thy  right  hwa,the 
29.20.on  the  thumb  of  then  right  hand 

leoA. 23,24.8c  14. 14,17,25,28.^.6  fame. 
Www.20.17.vve  wil  not  turn  to  the  right  hand,nor 

22.26.eithet  to  the  right  band,or  to  the  left 
DfBk2.27.Ile  neither  turn  to  the  right  hand,ot 
5.3  2. you  fhall  not  turn  afide  to  the  right  ha.or 
17.11  .to  the  right  hand,  nor  to  the  left 

20. from  the  command.to  the  right  hand,or 
28. 14.  command  thee  this  day  to  the  rijta.nor 
3  3 .2. from  his  right  hand  went  a  fiery  law 
Jof.  i.7.not  from  it  to  the  right  band,orto  the  left 
i7.7.border  went  along  on  the  right  hand  to 
24-6.to  the  right  hand,ot  to  the  left 
Jndg.f.z6.her  right  band  to  the  workmens  hamm. 
7.20.the  trumpets  in  their  right  hands  to 
16.29.of  the  one  with  his  right  hand,znd 

1  Sam.6. 1 2.not  afide  to  the  right  hand,  or 

2  Sam.  2. 1 9.he  turned  not  to  the  right  btmd,or 

2  i.turn  thee  afide  to  thy  right  band,or 
14.19.none  can  turn  to  the  right  hand,or 
i6.6.mighty  men  were  on  his  right  hand,and 
*o.9.with  the  right  hand  to  kiffe  him 

1  Kin.z.  i9.and  (he  fate  on  his  right  hand  » 

22.1 9.ftandine  by  him  on  his  right  hand 

2  i^H.22.2.turnea  not  afide  to  the  right  hand,  nor 

2  3.r  3. which  were  on  the  right  ba.of  the  mou. 
1  Chro.6.3  9-who  flood  on  his  right  hand,evm 
1 2.2.  and  could  ufe  both  the  right  hand  and 
i  Cfcw.3.  i7.the  one  on  the  right  bond,an&  the 

name  of  that  on  the  right  hand  Jachin 
4.6.he  put  five  on  the  right  hand,  and 
7.five  on  the  right  hand,  five  on  the  left 
8.five  on  the  right  band,md 
18.  i8.ftanding  on  his  right  band,md 
34.2.declined  neither  to  the  right  hand}not 


Nch.9 .4. and  Maafeiah  on  his  right  fcW,and 
1 2.3  r  .whereof  one  went  on  the  right  hand 

Job  2j.9.he  hideth  himfelfe  on  the  right  hand  that 
30.1 2.on  my  right  hand  rife  the  youth,rhey 
40. 14. that  thine  own  right  hand can  fave  thee 

Pfal.  i6.8.becaufe  he  is  at  my  right  hand,\ 

1 1  .at  thy  right  hand  there  are  pleafures  for 
1 7-7.0  thou  that  faveft  by  thy  right  band  them 
18.3  5. and  thy  right  hand  hath  holden  me  up 
20.6.with  the  faving  ftrength  of  his  right  hand 
21.8  .thy  right  hand  fliall  find  out  thofe  that 
26.io.their  right  hand  is  full  of  bribes 
44.3.but  thy  right  hand,md  thy  arme 
4j.4.thy  right  handmall  teach  thee  terrible 

9.on  thy  right  hand  did  ftand  the  Queen  in 
48.10.thy  right  handis  full  of  righteoufnes 
60.  y.fave  with  thy  right  hand,»rtd  heare  me 
63. 8.thy  right  fewrfupholdeth  me 
7 3. 2 3. thou  haft  holden  me  by  my  right  hand 
74.1  i.withdraweft  thy  hand,even  thy  right  ha. 
77.  io.Ilerememb.the  years  of  the  tight  to.of 
78.f4.which  his  right  band  hath  purchafed 
80.1  y.the  vineyard  which  thy  right  ted  hath 

1 7.thy  hand  be  on  the  man  of  thy  right  hand 
89. 1 3 .  and  high  is  thy  right  hand 

2  y  .and  his  right  hand  in  the  rivers 
42.thou  haftfet  up  the  right  hand  of 

9i.7.and  ten  thoufand  at  thy  right  band 
98.  i.his  right  hand  and  his  holy  arme  hath 
io8.6.fave  with  thy  right  hand,  and  anfwer  me 
io9-6.and  let  Satan  ftand  at  his  right  hand 

3  i.for  he  (hall  ftand  at  the  right  hando£ 
1 10. 1. fit  thou  at  my  right  hand,  until! 

5. the  Lord  at  thy  right  hand  (hall    f 
1 18. 1  5  .the  right  ha.o(  the  L.doth  vali.things 
Verfe  16. 
i6.the  right  hand  of  the  Lord  is  exalted 
1 2 1 .  y .the  Lord  is  thy  (hade  on  thy  right  hand 
1 37.5^1et  my  right  hand  forget  her  cunning 
1 3  8.7.and  thy  right  hand  (hall  fave  mc 
1 39.  io.and  thy  right  hand  (hall  hold  me  up 
1 42.4.I  looked  on  my  right  hand,md 
144.8  .their  right  hand  is  a  right  hand  of  deceit 
Verfe  11. 
Pro.  3. 1 6.1ength  of  daies  is  in  her  right  hand 
4.27.turne  not  to  the  right  hand,nor 
27.  ie».the  ointment  of  his  right  fc«z</,which 
Ecdefio.i.z  wife  mans  heart  is  at  his  right  hand 
Cant.i.6.bis  right  hand  doth  imbrace  me 
8 . 3  .his  right  hand  (hould  imbrace  me 
lfa.o.zo.he  (hall  (hatch  on  the  right  hand,  and 
3  0.2 1  .when  ye  turn  to  the  right  band,znd 
41. 10. uphold  thee  with  the  right  hand,znd 
1 3 .1  the  Lord  will  hold  thy  right  hand 
44.20.is  there  not  a  lie  in  my  right  hand 
45.1  .whofe  right  band  I  have  holden  to 
48.1 3. my  right  hand  hath  fpanned  the  heavens 
54.3  .break  forth  on  the  right  hand,md 
6 2.8. the  Lord  hath  fworne  by  his  right  hand 
63. 1 2.that  led  them  by  the  right  hand  of  Mofes 
Jre>'.22.24.the  fignet  on  my  right  handset 
Lam.%.  3. drawne  back  his  right  hand  (torn 

4<he  flood  with  his  right  hand  as  an  adverfa. 
£^\i6".46.younger  lifter  that  dwels  at  thy  ri.ba, 
2 1 . 1 6.either  on  the  right  hand.or  on  the  left 
1 2. at  his  right  hand  was  the  divination  for 
39.3  .thine  arrowes  to  fall  out  of  thy  right  hand 
Dan.  1 2.7  .when  he  held  up  his  right  band,&nd 
Jonah  4. 1 2  .cannot  difcern  between  the*rig.fc<t& 

!Ha6.2.i6.cup  of  the  Lords  right  fcdW  (halbe 
Zecb.3.1.  and  Satan  (landing  at  his  right  tea*  to 

1 2.6.round  about  on  the  right  hand^nd 
Mat.5.1  o.if  thy  right  hand  offend  thee,cut  it  off 
.    6.3  .know  what  thy  right  hand  doth 
20. 21. the  one  on  thy  right  hand,aad 

2  3. but  fit  on  my  right  hand,and  on 
22.44.fit  thou  on  my  right  hand,ti\\  I  have 

Marfte  1 2.40. 
2  5. 3  3  .fet  the  (heep  on  his  right  hand,but 

3  4.fay  to  them  on  his  right  hand,  Come  ye 
26.64.the  Son  of  man  fitting  on  the  right  hand 
27.29.and  a  reed  in  his  right  hand,  and 

3 8. one  on  the  right  band,znd  another  on 
Mar.  1  o.  3 7.that  we  may  fit  one  on  the  rig-frd.and 
40 .but  to  fit  on  my  right  hand,md  on 
i4.62.fitting  on  the  right  hand  of  power,  and 


1  y.27.the  one  on  his  right  hand,the  other  on 

1^23.33. 
16.19.and  fate  on  the  right  handofGod 
Luk.6.6.&  man,whofe  right  hand  was  withered 
20.42.fit  thou  on  my  right  hand,  till  I  have 

Acls  2.34. 
22.69.S0n  of  man  fit  on  the  right  handoi 
AcJ.i.if  .for  he  is  on  my  right  hand  that 

3  3.therefore  being  by  the  right  hand  of  God 
3-7.he  took  him  by  the  right  band,and 
5.3 1.  exalted  with  his  right  hand  to  be  a  prince 
7-5  y.Jefus  (landing  on  the  right  hand  of  God 
56. Son  of  man  ftanding  on  the  rig.fei.of  Gt 
&M«.8.34.whois  even  at  the  right  band  of  God 
2  Cor. 6. -j  .on  the  right  hand,  and  on  the  left 
Epbcf.  1 .  2cat  his  own  tig.band  in  heavenly  places 
-£e^jrr.where  Chrift  fits  on  the  right  Jba.of  God 
Heb.  1 . 3  .fate  down  on  the  right  band  of  the 
1 3. fit  on  my  right  te^uniill  I  make 
8.1  .who  is  fet  on  the  right  hand  of  the  throne 
Chapt.12.2. 
10. 1 2.late  down  on  the  right  hand  of  God 
1  Prt.3.22.and  is  on  the  right  te.of  God,an<»els 
Kevel.i.t6.  he  had  in  his  right  band  feven  ftars 
1 7. and  he  laid  his  right  hand  on  me,faying 
20.which  thou  faweftin  my  right  hand,  and 
2.  i.that  holdeth  the  7.ftars  in  his  right  hand 
'5. 1. 1  faw  in  the  right  hand  of  him  that 

7.took  the  book  out  of  the  ri.fc4.0f  him  that 
1 3 . 1 6.to  receive  a  mark  in  their  right  hand,  or 

Gal.  i,9.Barnabas,  the  right  hands  of  fellowship 

To  ftretch  out  $anD,  or  forth. 
Gen.ii.  io.ftretched  forth  his  hand  to  flay  his  fon 
£jrorf.3.20.Ue  ftretchout  my  band,zt\d  (mite 
7 .  y.when  I  ftretch  forth  my  hand  on  Egyps 
9.1  f. now  I  will  ftretch  out  mine  bandto 
14.16.and  ftretch  out  thine  handover  the  fea 
Chapt.7.19. 
2 1. Mofes  ftretched  out  his  handover  the  fea 
26.ftretch  out  thine  handover  the  fea,  that 
27-Mofes  ftretched  forth  his  ha.over  the  fea 

1  ftw».26.9.who  can  ftretch  forth  his  hand  againft 

1  i.that  I  (hould  ftretch  out  mine  ta.asainft 

2  3-but  I  would  not  ftretch  forth  mine  hand 

2  Sa.  1.  i4.net  afraid  to  ftretch  forth  thine  te.ag. 
24.  i6.when  the  angel  ftretched  out  his  handon 

Vro.i  i.20.(he  ftretched  out  her  bandto  the  poore 
£^.  14.9.  He  ftretch  out  mine  hand  upon  him 
1 3  .then  will  I  ftretch  out  mine  hand  on  it 
16.27.I  have  ftretched  out  my  handover  thee 

2  5.7.therefore  I  will  ftretch  out  mine  ha.over 

1 3  .He  alfo  ftretch  out  mine  handon  Edom 
itf  Jle  ftretch  out  mine  ha.on  the  Philiftims 

3  5.3.1k  fttetch  out  mine  hand  againft  thee 
Dan.  1  L42.be  (hall  ftretch  forth  his  handACo  on 
Zepb.  1 .4.1k  alfo  ftretch  out  mine  hand  on  Judah 

2.i3.andhe  will  ftretch  out  his  hand  againft 
Acl-iS.i.then  Paul  ftretched  forth  the  hand,znd 

Thine  HanO. 
Gen.  i4.20.delivered  thine  enem.into  thine  hand 
22.12.lay  not  thine  handon  the  lad 
3 8. 1 3. bracelets  &  ftaffe  that  is  in  thine  hand 
£wrf.4.2.what  is  that  in  thine  hand?He  anfwered 
4. put  forth  thine  ha.and  take  it  by  the  taile 
6.put  thine  hand  into  thy  bofome,  and 

Verfe  7. 
I7.(halt  take  this  rod  in  thine  ha.w herewith 
2  i.which  I  have  put  in  thine  hand,but 
7. 1  y.to  a  ferpent,  (halt  thou  take  in  thine  hand 
8.  y.ftretch  forth  thine  bandvihh  thy  rod  over 
9.2i.ftretch  forth  thine  hand  toward  heaven 
1  o.  1 2.ftretch  out  thine  hand  over  the  la.of  Eg. 
1 3.9.for  a  figne  upon  thine  hand,znd  for 

i6.for  a  token  upon  thine  band,3.nd  for 
17.5. thy  rod  take  in  thine  hand,md  go 
23.1  .put  not  thine  band  unto  the  wicked  to  be 
2VKa2.27.18.and  lay  thine  hand  upon  him 
Deut.6 ,8.bind  them  for  a  figne  on  thine  hand,m& 
7.24-deliver  their  kings  into  thine  hand,  and 
1 2. 1 7  .or  heave-offering  of  thine  hand 

i8.and  all  that  thou  putteft  thine  hand  unto 
i^.p.thinefcWflialbe  firft  on  him,to  put 

17.  nought  of  the  curfed  thing  to  thine  hand 
14.25.and  bind  up  the  money  in  thine  band 
2  a.in  all  the  w ork  of  thine  hand  which  chou 
if  .?.with 


HAN      HAN 

i  y .  j  .with  thy  brother jthine  hand  (hall  releafe 
10.  in  all  that  thou  putteft  thine  band  unto 
I  i.fhalt  open  thine  hand  wide  to  thy  brother 
16. 10.  of  a  free-wil  offering  of  thine  tewhich 
a  j.io.in  all  that  thoufetteft  thine  hand  to  in 
zy.  mayeft  pluck  the  eares  with  thine  hand 
26.4-the  basketout  of  thine  ted,and  fet  it 
28. 8.  in  all  that  thou  fetteft  thine  hand  unto 

Verfe  20. 
1  a.to  bleffe  all  the  work  of  thine  ted,and 
3  2.there  fhalbe  no  might  in  thine  hand 
3  0.9.  in  every  work  of  thine  band,in  the  fruit 
Jof.6. 2 .1  have  given  into  thine  hand  Jericho 
8.  iS. ftretch  out  the  fpear  that  is  in  thine  hand 
1  o.6.flack  not  thine  hand  from  thy  fervant 
8  .for  I  have  delivered  them  into  thine  hand 
fudg^.fl\t  deliver  him  into  thine  hand 

1 4.the  L-hatb  delivered  Sifera  into  thine  ha. 
7. 7. and  deliver  the  Midianites  into  thine  hand 

9. for  I  have  delivered  it  into  thine  hand 
8. 1  5  .hands  of  Zebah  &  Zal.now  in  thine  hand 
1 8. 1 9.  lay  thine  hand  upon  thy  mouth,and 

20. 2  8  .to  morrow  He  deliv.  them  into  thine  ha. 
1  Sam.  14. 1  ^.faid  to  the  prieft,YVithdraw  thy  hand 

2 1 . 3  .w  hat  is  under  thine  hand  give  me 
8  .is  not  here  under  thine  terffpeare  or 

2  3  .4.1k  deliver  the  Pbiliftines  into  thine  hand 
24.4.  He  deliver  thine  enemies  into  thine  hand 
1  y.and  deliver  me  out  of  thine  hand 
*8.had  delivered  me  into  thine  hand,thou 
20.kingd.0f  Ifr.fhalbe  eftablifh.in  thine  ha. 
2  j.8.whatfoever  cometh  unto  thine  hand,  unto 
26.from  aveng-thy  felf  with  thine  own  hand 
26. 8. delivered  thine  ene.into  thine 'hanhis day 
18.17.rent  the  kingdome  out  of  thine  hand 
z  Sam.  y.  ip.deliver  the  Philiftines  into  thine  hand 
1  3 .  1  o.that  I  may  eat  of  thine  hand,znd 
14. 1 6.it  is  enough,ftay  now  thine  hand 

1  Cfc_.21.1y. 
i7.1et  thine  hand,!  pray  thee,be  againft  me 
1Chro.z1.17. 
1  Kjn.8.24.and  haft  fulfilled  it  with  thine  hand 

zChto.6.i%. 
i7.ii.bringme  amorfell  ofbreadin  thine  ha. 
20. 1  j  .He  deliver  it  into  thine  hand  this  day 

28. deliver  all  this  multitude  into  thine  hand 
2z.z4.turn  thine  ted,and  carry  me  out  of  the 
zChro.  18. 33. 
j  2  K/w.4. 2Q.and  take  my  ftaffe  in  thine  hand,mA 
8.8  .take  a  prefent  in  thine  hand,  and  go  meet 
9.  i.take  this  boxe  of  oile  in  thine  ted,arid 
io.i?.ifitbe3give  me  thine  hand,z.nd    ~ 
1 3 . 1 6.put  thine  hand  upon  the  bow,and 

1  Chro.4.  1  °-and  that  thine  hand  might  be  with  me 

14.10.for  I  will  deliver  them  into  thine  hand 
20. 1 2. and  in  thine  ted-it  is  to  make  great 

and  in  thine  hand  is  power  and  might 
1 6". for  thy  holy  name  cometh  of  thine  hand 

2  Chro.  16.7. K.of  Affyria  efcaped  out  of  thine  ha. 

8.  he  delivered  them  into  thine  hand 
ao.6.in  thine  ha.is  there  not  power  and  might 
z  5. 1 5. not  deliver  their  peop.out  of  thine  hand 
E^r.7.i4.1aw  of  thy  God  which  is  in  thine  ted 
2  j. that  is  in  thine  handset  Magistrates  and 
Job  1 . 1 2.on  himfelf,put  not  forth  thine  hand 
2.y.but  put  forth  thine  band  now, and 

6.behold3he  is  in  thine  hand,  but  fave 
io.7.thatcan  deliver  out  of  thine  hand 
1 1. 14. if  iniquity  be  in  thine  hand,z>ntit 
1 3. n,  withdraw  thine  handhr  from  me,and 
3  $  .7  .or  what  receiveth  he  of  thine  hand 
Pfal.10. 1 2.O  God  jlift  up  thine  ted,forget  not 
i4.andfpite,to  requite  with  thine  hand 

2  i.8.thine  tedfhal  findout  all  thine  enemies 

3  r. 5. into  thine  hand  I  commend  my  fpirit 
3  9. 10.I  am  confumed  by  the  blow  of  thine  ha. 
1 1 9. 1 7  3  .let  thine  hand  help  me,for  I  have 
1 J  8 .7  .(halt  ftretch  forth  thine  hand  againft 

I  J9.j.and  laid  thine  tea/upon  me 

-o.even  there  (hall  thine  hand  lead  me 
1 44.7  .fend  thine  hand  from  above.rid  me 
i4y.i6.thouopeneft  thine  ted,and  fatisfieft 

Pro.  3 .  27.in  the  power  of  thine  band  to  do  it 
30.3  2.1ay  thine  hand  upon  thy  mouth 

Ecclef.j.  1 8. from  this  withdraw  not  thine  hand 

I I  .<>.in  the  evening  withhold  not  thine  hand 


HAN      HAN 

lfa.4z.6ri.nd  willhold  thine  te^and^willkeep 
47.6.and  given  them  into  thine  tedjthou- 
yi. 22.1  have  taken  outof  thine  ted,thou 
y  7.  io.thou  haft  found  the  life  of  thine  hand 
64.8.weall  arethe  wotk  of  thiheband 
Jer.6.g.as  a  vine  turn  back  thine  hand,is 
ay. 28.10  take  the  cup  at  thine  hand,zo 
3  61 1  4.take  in  thine  hand  the  roule^wJierein 
40.4%from  the  chaines  which  were  on  thincte 
E^k-i •'■!  8.his  bloud  I  will  require  at  thine  hand 

Verfe  20. 
6. 1 1  .finite  with  thine  ted,ftamp  with 
10.2. fill  thine  teW  with  coales  of  fire  from 
23.3  i.therforel  wilgive  her  cup  into  thine  ha. 
■  33.8-.his  bloud  Will  I  require  at  thine  hand 
37.1 7.they  fhall  become  one  in  thine  hand 
'  20.fb.albe  in  thine  hand  before  their  eyes    1 
38.1 2,to  turn  thine  hand  upon  the  defolate 
Dan*i.i%.iovi\soi  hea.hath  he  given  into  thinete 

3 .  i7;he  will  deliver  us  out  of  thine  hand 
M^.y.9.thine  hand  (hzlbc  lift  up  on  thine  adverf. 

1  z.Ile  cut  offwitchcrafts  out  of  thine  hand 
Mat.g.  1 8. and  lay  thine  hand  on  her, arid  {he 
12. 13.  ftretch  forth  thine  band*  andfoe 

Marty  3.5. 
^.4.  jo.byftretching  forth  thine  hatidto  heale 

m       Thy^mti. 

Gen.4.11. receive  thy  brothers  bloud  fro  thy  hand 
1 4.  ao.delivered  thine  enemies  into  thy  band 
i6.6.behold)thy  maid  is  in  thy  hand 
2 1 . 1 8.1ifi?iup  the  lad,  hold  him  in  thy  hand 
24.2.put3I  pray  thee,thy  band  under  my  thigh 

Ghapt.47.i9. 
49.8  .thy  hand  fhalbe  in  the  neck  of  thine  enem- 
{Exod.  1  o;kri  .ftretch  out  thy  hand  toward  heaven 
2V«w.2i'*34-  fori  have  delivered  him  into  thy  band 
1)eut.v.7>jb\t&ed  thee  in  all  the  works  of  thy  band 
14.I  have  given  into  thy  hand  Sihon  the 
3  o.that  he  might  deliverhim  into  thy  teas 
3 .2,and  his  land  into  thy  hand&nd 
1  j.7.noi:  fhut  thy  hand  from  thy  brother 
8  .that  (halt  open  thy  hand  wide  anto 
3  j^iall  his  Saints  are  in  thy  ted,and 
Jof.8. 1 8  ifor  I  will  give  it  into  thy  band,znd 

9. 2  5  .behold,  we  are  in  thy  hand  as 
1  S<zw.24.4.Ile  deLive_  thine  ene.into  thy  tethat 
1  Kih.%  4i.and  of  thy  itrong  hand,  and  of  • 

20.42.  becaufe  thou  haft  let  go  out  of  thy  tea 
Job  1. 1 1  .but  put  forth  thy  band  now,and  touch 
Pfal.  17. 1 4.from  mcn,which are  thy  hand,0  Lord 
31.15  .my  times  are  irathy  hand,delivet 
3  2.4jfornight  and  day  thy.hand  was  heavie 
38.2.and  thy  fcWpreaffeth  mefore- 
44.2.drive  out  the  heathen  withkhy  hand\ 
74. 1:1  Avhy  yvithdraweft  thou  thy  hand 
80.17  -let  thy  hand  be  on  the  man  of      1 
88.5.andthey  are  cut  off  from  thy  hand    . 
1 04. 2  8  ithou  openeft  thine  hand,  they  are 
109.27.that  this  is  thy  hand,that  thou 
Pro.6. 1  .if  thou  haft  ftricken  thy  hand  with 
.Etfkfo.io.whatfoever  thy  terffindeth  to  dojdo 
lfa.i.6.\et  this  ruine  be  under  thy  hand 

26-1  i.Lordjwhen  thy  hand  is  lifted  up,  they 
Jer.  1 5 . 1 7.I  fate  alone  becaufe  of  thy  band,fot 
E^el[.27. 1 5  .many  Ifles  were  the  merch.of  thy  ha. 

29.7.100k  hold  of  thee  by  thy  hand,  thou 
Mat.  1 8. 8.wherefore,if  thy  hand  or  thy  foot 
Mar. 9.4  3-and  if  thy  hand  offend ,cut  it  off 
Lnl^.6. 1  o.ftretch  forth  thy  handsznd  he  did  fo 
John  20.27.reach  hither  thy  ted,  and  thruft 
Att4.2fl.l01  to  do  whatfoever  thy  hand,  and 
i^i^anteD.SeeiLeft. 
weak  J^anDeO.  See  apeab, 
fS^attX)  breadth.  , 
Exod.z  y.2j.of  an  hand  breadth  round  about 

37.1 2.he  made  3  border  of  an  hand  breadth 
1  IQn.7. 26.it  was  an  band  breadth  thick,and 

zChron.4,.^. 
Pfal.ig.f. made  my  daies  as  an  ted  breadth 
£^.40.5.  a  reed  of  6\cubits5and  an  tedbreadth 
43. 1 3. the  cubit  is  a  cubit  and  an  ted  breadth 
|janO  broad. 
£^.40.43>within  were  hooks  an  ted  broad 

$ant>faH. 
Levh.1.2.  he  (hall  take  thereout  his  handfitll  of 
5.12.  prieft  fhall  take  his  bandfnll  of  it 


H  A  N      H  A  N 


6. 1 5>he  fhall  take  of  it  his  handfull  of  the 
1  9. 1 7.  and  took  an  ted/M  thereof 
Num.  5.2  6.prieft  fhal  take  a  handful  of  the  offering 
iKin.17. 1  a.but  an  handfull  of  meale  in  a  barky 
Pfd.ji.  1 6:  fhalbe  an  handfull  of  corn  in  the  earth 
£cc/c/;4.6.betteL-  is  an  handfull  with  quietnefs,tkn 
/fv.9. 2  2.and  as  the  handfull  after  the  harveft 

l^anDfal0, 

Gen.fif  1. 47 .earth  brought  forth  by  handfuls 

Exod.9.8.t3kcxo.fovL  handfuls  of  afhes  of 

Ruth  2. 1 6. let  fallalfo  fomeof  the  handfuls  of 'pur! 

1  K'«.20.io.duft  df  Sa'mar.fhall  fufficefor  hrndf. 

E^.  1 3 .  r  9.for  handfuls  of  badey,and  pieces  of 

l"'fri":  3^artOp. 

Pfnll't'^ii  .firmament  fHewesh  his  handy  work 

^anofeercrjfe'fes. 
AH.  19.12.unto  the  ftck  handtyrchkfes, ind      '    ' 

l^anbie,f  c. 

Gra.4.2  i.Jubal,fatherof  fuch  z%handle  the  harp 
"/ttdgvf.i^.they  that'tedfe  the  pen  of  the  writer 
Cant.<>.f.uf>bn  the  bandies  of  the  lock 
/£>'.2.8.and  they  that  handle  the  law  knew 

JianOIe.  t 

i  Chro.  1 2.8..thar  covAd  handle  fpeare  or  fhicld 

2Chron.2^.^. 
Pfal.  1 1 5.7. they  have  hands,but  they  handle  not 
/fn46.9.Libyaris  that  handk\h<-  fliield 

;    _\  and  the  L'ydians  that  te.&  bend  the/bow 
E^Mf.  2  9.and  all  that  handle  the  oare^the 
L'ul{.2^ig.handle  me^and  fee 
Col.  2. 2 1  .touch  notjtafte  not,handle  not ' 

^anuleO. 
£^.  2  r.  1 1  .that  k  may'  be  handled 
Mar.  1  z  4.feht  him  away  fhamefully  handled 

1  Job. 1. 1  .oUr  hands  have  handled o(  the  word 
l^arttHctt;. 

Pra.i6.ao.that  handleth a  matter  wifely ,ftiall 
Jer.^o.i6.8c  him  itiit handleth  the  fickle  in  harv 
Amo.  2. 1  f  .ftand  that  handleth  the  bow 

i?ant>lfn3« 
E  %$!$■  5  8 .4.  al 1  of  them  bundling  f words 

2  OA4.2.noc  handling  the  Woid  of  G. deceitfully 
'  HatiDmatO. 

Gen.i6.i.(he  had  zn'handmatd ah  fegyptian 
25.1 2.  whom  Sarai's  handmaid  bare  to  Abram 
29.z4.Zilpahhis.m3id  for  an  handmaid 

z9.Bilhah  his  handmaid  to  be  her  maid 
30.4.  Rachel  gave  him  Bilhah  her  handmaid 
-3  y.ay.fons  of  Bilhah  Rachels  handmaid 
i6.fons.of  Zilpah  Leahs  handmaid 
Exodii^ti  2:and  the  Con  of  thine  handmaid, and 
Judg.19. 19-for  me,arid  for  thy  handmaid 
Ruth  2.1 3.fpoken"friendly  to  thine  haridmaid,  and 
3>:9.I  am  Ruth  thine  handmaid 

fpread  thy  skirt  over  thine  handmaid 

1  Sam.i.i  r.lookon-the  affliftion  of  thine  handml 
and  not  forget  thine  handmaid 

but  wilt  give  to  thine  handmaid  a 
16. count  not  thy  handmaid  for  a  daughter  of 
1 8. let  thine  handmaid  find  grace  in 

z  y.24.iet  thine  handmaid,!  pray  thee3fpeak 

heare  the  words  of  thine  handmaid 
ay -but  I  thine  handmaid  faw  not 
27.now  this  bleffing  weh  thine  bandm.hith 
a8.forgive  the  trefpaffe  of  thine  handmaid 
3 1. then  remember  thine  handmaid 
41. let  thine  bandmaidbe  a  fervant  to 

z8.2i.thine  bondmaid  hath  obeyed  thy  voice 
a2.heark.th0u  alfo  to  the  voice  of  tby  handm. 

2  Sam.  1 4.6.and  thy  handmaidhzd  two  fons3and 
7.rifen  againft  thine  handmaid 
1  z.let  thine  handmaid,!  pray  thee,fpeak 
1 5. and  thy  handmaid  faid,I  will  now 

performe  the  requeft  of  his  handmaid 
i6.to  deliver  his  handmaid  out  of 
i7.then  thine  handmaid  faid,The  word 
1 9-in  the  mouth  of  thine  handmaid 
20.i7.heare  the  words  q(  thine  handmaid 

1  Kjn.i.ii.O  King,fvveare  to  thine  handmaid 
17.  thou  fweareft  by  thy  God  to  thy  handm. 

J.io.while  thine  handmaid  depend 

2  ^i».4.a.thine  handmidhzth  not  any 
i6.do  not  lie  to  thine  handmaid 

Pfal.  8  6. 1 6.and  fave  the  fon  of  thine  handmaid 
116.1 6.and  the  fon  of  thine  handmaid  thou 
Pro.  3  o.  2  3  .and  an  handmaid  that  is  heire  to 
~ — — __  _____  Jer.14.16.md 


HAN    HAN 


HAN   HAN 


HAN   HAN 


./V.34.1  6-and  every  man  his  handmaid,whom 
Luke  i .  1 8  .behold  ,the  handmaid  of  the  Lord,be  it 

J&antmtatDen.; 
Z.afc.i.4.8 .regarded  the  low  eftate  oih'ishandmaiden, 

^antrniafOflf. 
Gea. 3  j.i.  divided  the  children  to  the  two  taste. 
a.put  the  handmaids  &  their  childr.foremoft 
6.then  the  handmaids  came  neer,they  and 
Ruth  1. 1  j .  unto  one  of  thine  handmaids 
z  Sam.6. zo.m  the  eys  of  the  handmaids  of  his  ferv. 
JT/d.  14.2.  for  fervants  and  tarfw.    /«•. 54.11,16. 
/e>-.j4.ii.caufed  the  fervants  &  handmaids  whom 
Joel  z.zg.snd  on  the  handmaids  in  thofe  daies  will 
Aels  z.i8.andonmy  handmaids  I  will  powre 

Ge».i6.9.fubmit  thy  felfe  under  her  tafc 
24.47. put  the  bracelets  upon  her  terfs 
27.2  2.thetarfsareche  tatfrofEfau 

2  j. as  his  brother  Efau's  hands 
49.24.foa.were  made  ftrongby  the  ba.oi — 'God 
Exod.  1 7 . 1 2.  but  Mofes  bandswete  heavie,and 
29.24.in  the  bands  of  Aaron,&  in  the  hands  o* 
j  5 .  29  to  be  made  by  the  hands  of  Mofes 
Lev. 8. 27.  on  Aarons  hands,  &  on  his  fons  hands 
tlum.%.  18.  put  the  offering  of  memori. in  her  han. 

6.19.  put  them  on  the  hands  of  the  Nazarite 
De«t.4.28.the  work  of  mens  hands,v/ood  and 
9. 1 5.  two  tab.  of  the  cov.were  in  my  two  hands 

i7.and  caft  them  out  of  my  two  hands 
17.7.  the  hands  of  the  witneffes  (hall  be  firft 

afterwards  the  hands  of  all  the  peop. 
27. 1  y .  the  work  of  the  hands  of  the  craftfrnen 
j  1.29.  through  the  work  of  your  hands 
fitdg.z.iq.deliv.  them  to  the  hands  of  the  fpoilers 
6.1  j.intothetataofthe  Midianites 
8.j.delivered  to  your  hands  the  princes  of  Mid. 
6.  are  the  bands  of  Zcba  and  Zal.    VeM  5. 
34.deliv.them  out  of thcha.  of  all  their  ene. 
10.7.  fold  them  into  the  hands  of  the  Phihft. 

&  into  the  hands  of  the  chil,  of  Ammon 
18.10.for  God  hath  given  it  into  your  hands 
1 9.27.  and  her  hands  were  on  the  threfhold 

1  Sam.j.  14.  out  of  the  hands  of  the  Philiftines,  & 

1  i.7.by  the  bands  of  your  meffengers,faying 
14  48.deliv.Ifraelout  of  the  hands  of  all  their 
jo.  r  5 .  nor  del  iv.  me  into  the  ta.of  my  mafter 

2  Sam. 2. 7.  therefore  now  letyourtarfsbeftrong 

i6.2J.flialltheta^  of  all  that  are  with  thee 
2 i  ^.delivered  them  into  the  hands  of  the  Gib. 

2  3.6.  cannot  be  taken  with  hands 

1  Kj.14.27.c6mit.them  into  the  ta.of  the  guard 

2Cfora.1z.10. 

2  K.w.3.1 1. which  powred  water  on  the  han.EM). 

9.3  5. and  the  palms  of  her  hands 
10.24.  whom  I  have  brought  to  your  hands  efc. 
1 2.1 1. and  the  bands  of  them  that  did  the  work 
19.18.but  the  work  of  mens  hands,viood  and 

1  Cbron. 25. 2. under  the  bands  of  Afaph,which 

3  .under  the  hands  of  their  father  Jeduthun 
6. they  were  under  the  hands  of  their  father 
29. 5  .to  be  made  by  the  hands  of  Artificers 

2  Cfora.8. 1 8. by  ththands  of  his  fervants  (hips,and 

1 5 .7  .let  not  your  bands  be  weak 
32.1 9.which  were  the  work  of  the  hands  of  men 
E'sy.  4.4.  weakened  the  bands  of  the  people  of  Jud. 
Efth.i.g.to  the  hands  of  thofe  that  have  the  charge 
J0&.4.  j  .thou  haft  ftrengthened  the  weak  bands 
16.1 1  .into  the  hands  of  the  wicked 
17.3.  that  will  ftrike  hands  with  me 
9.  he  that  hath  clean  hands  (hall  be  ftronger 
Vfal.xq.  4.  he  that  hath  clean  hands  &  a  pure  heart 
26.jo.inwhofe  hands  is  mifchiefe,  and 
47.1.O  clap  your  hands  all  yee  people 
5  8 .2.violence  of  your  hands  in  the  earth 
68.3  i.ftretch  out  her  bands  unto  God 
1 1  f.4.their  idols  are — the  work  of  mens  bands 
PR135.15. 
7.they  have  hands,bat  they  handle  not 
1 34.  z.lift  up  your  hands  in  the  fanftuary 
140.4.  from  the  hands  of  the  wicked 
Pra.6.io.a  little  folding  of  the  hands  tofleep 

Chap.24.33, 
1 7.the  hands  that  fhed  innocent  bloud 
1 2.14.1'ecompence  of  a  mans  hands  fliall 
14. 1  .foolifh  pkicketh  it  down  with  her  hands 
17.18  .ftriketh  hands,znd  becometh  furety 


22.26.be  not  thou  one  of  them  that  ftrike  hands 
jo.28.fpidertaketh  hold  with  her  todj^and 
3 1.1  3.and  worketh  willingly  with  her  hands 
16.  with  the  fruit  of  her  hands  (he  planteth 
19.  layeth  her  hands  to  the  fpindlej&  her  ha. 
2b.reacheth  forth  her  hands  to  the  needy 
3  1.  give  her  of  the  fruit  of  her  bands,znd 
Eccl.4-6.  then  both  the  hands  full  with  travell 
7.26.and  her  hands  as  bands 
io.i8.through  the  idlenefle  of  the  hands  the 
Cant.7.  *-the  work  of  the  hands  of  a  cunning 
lfi.i,  1 5. when  ye  fpread.  forth  your  bands,lte 

your  hands  are  full  of  bloud 
2.8.worfhip  the  work  of  their  own  hands 
1 3. 7. therefore  (hall  all  hands  be  faint,and 
3 1.7 .which  your  own  hands  have  made  to 
35.3.  ftrengthen  ye  the  weak  handstand 
37. 19.  but  the  work  of  mens  hands,wood  and 
4f  .9. or  thy  work,  he  hath  no  hands 
f  9.3.for  youihands  are  defiled  with  bloud,and 
Jer.4.}  1  .that  fpreadeth  her  bands}faying,  Woe 
10.  j  .the  work  of  the  hands  of  the  workman 

9.and  of  the  hands  of  the  founder 
i9-7-bythefo(ZBdxof  them  that  feek  their  lives 
z r  .4.  that  are  in  your  foWf,wherewith  ye  fight 
2  j .  1 4.they  ftrengthen  alfo  the  hands  of  the  evil 
25. 6. with  the  work  of  your  hands  Verfe  7. 
j  j .  1 3  .again  under  the  hands  of  him  that  telleth 
j  8.4.  he  weakencth  the  hands  <jf  the  men  of 

and  the  hands  of  all  the  people  in 

44.8.  with  the  works  of  your  hands 
48.j7.onaH  the  hands  (hall  be  cuttings,  and 

Lam.  i .  17.  Zion  fpreadeth  out  hertarfs>and 
4.2.  the  work  of  the  hands  of  the  potter 
6.and  no  hands  flayed  on  her 
lO.tht  hands  of  the  pitifull  women' have 
E^.  1  .t.  they  had  the  hands  of  a  man  under 
7 . t 7 .all  hands  (hall  be -feeble,and 

2 1  .He  give  it  into  the  hands  of  the  ftrangers 
27.the  hands  of  the  people  of  the  land  (hall 

10. 7.  and  putteth  it  into  thehandsoi  him  that 
21.  likeneffe  of  the  hands  of  a  man  was 

1 1.9.  into  the  hands  of  ftrangers,and 

1  j. 2 2.  and  ftrengthened  the  hands  of  the  wick. 

2 1.7.  and  all  hands  (hall  be  feeble 
Dan.  2 .  j  4.that  a  ftone  was  cut  out  without  hands 
4f  .cut  out  of  the  mountain  without  hands,8c 
Micah  7 .  j .  may  do  evill  w  ith  both  hands  earneftly 
Nahum  j.i9.fh.ill  clap  the  hands  over  thee 
Har.i.ij.in  all  the  labours  of  yourfo<wrfs-,yet.ye 
Zrc.4.9. tne  tad*  of  Zerub.  have  laid  the  foundat. 

8. 9. let  your  hands  be  ftrong,ye  that 
1  j.  but  let  your  hands  be  ftrong 
AfaJ.1y.20.to  eat  with  unwalhen  bams  defilcth 

17. 22.  be  betrayed  into  ththands  of  men 

18.8.  then  having  two  hands,  or  two  feet,  and 
26. 45" .betrayed  into  the  hands  of  finners 

Mar.  j.  2. that  is  to  fay,  with  unwalhen  hands 
y.eat  bread  with  unwalhen  foa»ds 
.  9.  j  1. into  the  hands  of  men,and  they  (hall 
43.then  having  two  hands,to  go  into  hell 
1y.58.that  is  made  withfod»rfy,ahd 

another  made  without  hands 
Lu\e  1.74.  delivered  out  of  the  hands  of  our  enem. 
9.44.delivered  into  the  hands  of  men 
22.5  3. ye  ftretched  forth  no  hands  againft  me 
24»7.into  the  hands  of  finfull  men  and 
Acts  2.2  j.  and  by  wicked  hands  have  crucified  and 
5.i2.and  by  the  bands  of  the  Apoftles  were 
7.  j  y  .a  deliverer  by  the  hands  of  the  angel  which 
48.  not  in  temples  made  with  hands,  as 

Chap.  1 7.14- 
8.t  8.through  laying  on  of  the  Apoftles  hands 
1 1 .  jo.  by  the  hands  of  Barnabas  and  Saul 
17.2  5  .neither  is  worfhipped  with  mens  hands 
19. 1  i.fpeciall  miracles  by  the  hands  of  Saul 

26.  which  are  made  with  hands 
2c.j4.that  thefe  bands  have  miniftred  to 
2 1.1 1.  into  the  hands  of  the  gentiles 
28.1  y.into  the  hands  of  the  Romans 
Ephef.z.i  1  .in  the  fle(h,  made  by  hands 
C0I.2. 1 1 .  with  the  circumcifion  made  without  ha. 
1  Thef.4. l  I-to  work  with  your  own  hands 
1  Tim.z.8.  every  where  lifting  up  holy  hands 

4  *  4'laying  on  of  the  hands  of  the  presbytery 
Hei.6.2.and  of  laying  on  of  hands 

Rr 

= — — — , ,^-___-~_— _ 


9. 1  i  .not  made  with  hands, that  is 

24.  made  with  hands,  which  are  the 
io.j  1.  to  fall  into  the  hands  of  the  living  God 
1 2.1 2. wherefore  lift  up  the  hands  which 
fames  4. 8 .  cleanfe  your  bands  you  linnet  s,and 

Hi*  llanos. 
Gen. 27.  i6.upon  his  hands, Sa  upon  the  fmooth  of 
2  j  .becaufe  his  hands  were  hairy,as 
48 . 1 4.guiiiing  his  hands  wittingly  for 
49.24.  and  the  arms  of  his  kinds  were  made 
Exod.y.  3  3 .  and  fpread  abroad  his  hands  unto 
1 7.1 2.  Aar.&'Hur  ftayed  up  his  han.  &  his  han. 
3  2.i9_and  caft  the  tables  out  of  his  tadi,and 
Lev.y.i  o.his  own  hands  (hall  bring  the  offering 
iy.n.andhathnotrenfed  hishands  m  water 
16. 1 2.and  his  hands  full  of  fweet 
2 1  .Aaron  (hall  lay  both  his  hands  upon 
Num.z^.  lo.and  he  fmote  his  hands  together,3nd 

27.23.  he  laid  his  hands  upon  him,  and 
Dent,  j  j. 7.  let  his  hands  be  fufficient  for 

1 1. and  accept  the  work  of  his  hands 
j4-9.for  Mofes  had  laid  hishands  on  him 
Judg.9. 16. to  the  defervingof  his  hands 
1 1.3  2.delivered  them  into  his  hand's 
1 4.9.  he  took  thereof  in  his  bands jand 
1 5. 14.WS  bands  loofed  from  off  his  hands 

1  Sam.  5.4.00th  the  palms  of  his  hands  were 

14. 1  j .  Jonathan  climbed  up  upon  his  hands  & 
23.1 6. and  ftrengthened  his  hands  in  God 

2  5o»2.4.i.'his  hands  were  feeblc,and  all 

1  Kin. S.z  z.  &  fpread  forth  his  bands  toward  heav. 

j  S.fpread  forth  his  hands  toward  this 
54.  with  his  hands  fpread  up  to  heaven 
16.7.  with  the  work  of  his  hands,  in  being  like 

2  I(/s.4.j4.and  laid  his  hands  upon  his  hands 

5.20.in  not  receiving  at  his  hands  that 
1  j .  1 6-Eli(ha  put  his  hands  on  the  Kings  hands 
1 8. 294:0  deliver  you  out  of  his  hands 
z  C%.6.4.who  hath  with  his  hands  full  filled  that 
1 2.and  fpread  forth  his  hands 
,1 3  .fpread  forth  his  hands  towards  heaven 
29.  fliall  fpread  forth  his  hands  in  this  houfe 
Neh.4.  i7_with  one  of  his  hands  wrought  in 
Job  i.io.bleffed  the  work  of  his  tad*,and 
5.1 8  .and  his  hands  make  whole 
20. 1  o.his  hands  (hall  reftore  their  goods 
34.1 9-are  the  work  of  his  hands 

37.he  clappeth  his  hands  among  uss  and 
Pfal.9. 16.  in  the  work  of  his  own  hands 

28.5.  nor  the  operation  of  his  hands,  he 
78.72.by  the  skilfulnefle  of  his  hands 

8 1.6.  his  bands  were  delivered  from 

9  5  .y.and  his  hands  formed  the  dry  land 

1 1 1 .7  .the  works  of  his  handsxee  verity 
Pra.21.25.for  his  hands  refufe  to  labour 
Ea/c/^.y.thefool  foldeth  his  hands  together 
Cant.  5.  i4.his  hands  are  as  gold  rings  fet 
lfa.  j .  1 1  .re  w  ard  of  his  hands  (ball  be  given 

5.1 2.neither  confider  the  operation  of  his  hands 

i7.8.altars,  the  work  of  his  hands 

25.11.  fpread  forth  his  hands  in  the  midft 

that  fwimmeth  fpreadeth  forth  his  ha.to 

j  j  .1  y.that  fhaketh  his  hands  from  holding  bri. 
Jer.  j  0.6.  with  his  hands  on  his  loins,as 

5  0.4  j .  and  his  hands  waxed  feeble 
Rah.  j.io.and  lift  up  his  hands  on  high 
Zecfo.4. 9.  his  hands  mall  alfo  finifhit 
Mattb.  19. 1  j  .that  he  fhould  put  his  hands  on  them 

27.24.  and  warned  his  hands  before  the  multit. 
ilto.6.2.mighty  works  are  wrought  by  hishands 

8 .2  j  .and  put  his  hands  upon  him,he 

2  5.put  his  hands  again  on  his  eyes,and 
10.  i6.andputhisfoflwfronthem,and 
Luke  1 3 . 1 3 .  he  laid  his  hands  on  her,  and 
24.40.he  (hewed  them  his  hands  and  his  feet 
5 o.lift  up  his  bands,3i\d  bleffed  them 
John  1 3.  3 .  had  given  all  things  into  his  hands,  & 
20.20.(hewed  unto  them  his  handsznd  his  fide 
2  5. except  I  fliall  fee  in  his  hands  the 
AUs  9 . 1 7-and  putting  his  hands  on  him,  faid 
1 2.  i.Herod  ftretched  forth  his  hands  to  vexe 
7>his  chains  fell  off  from  his  hands 
2  Cor.  1 1 . 3  J  •  and  efcaped  his  hands 
Ep foe/?4.z8.working  with  his  bands  the  things  w* 
lay  l&anDS,  See  lap. 
Laid  i|ant>0,  See  Hail). 


•HAN    HAN 


HAN   HAN 


HAN   HAN 


Gen.zo.$.innoccnck  of  my  bands  have  I  done 

'  3 1.42.  God  hath  feenc  the  labour  of  my  hands 
Exdo-zQ.  He fpread  abroad  my  hands  unto 
2  Saro.ia.ii.accord.to  the  clcan.of  my  tafr  hath 
2  5.  he  teacheth  my  hands  to  vvarre,  fo  that 
Ffal.18.24. 
E-zYd  9. 5.  and  fpread  out  my  hands  unto 
Neh.6.9. 0  God  ftrengthen  my  fafflfjs 
/oo  9.30.  and  make  my  terfj  never  fo  clean 

,  i'#7 .  if  any  blot  have  cleaved  to  my  hands 
Pfal.7.}  •  if  there  be  iniquity  in  my  hands 

j8.20.to the  clean.of my fo.hath  he   Verf.24. 
22.16.  they  pierced  my  hands  and  my  feet 
26.6.Ile  wafh  my  hands  in  innocency 
28.2.  when  I  lift  up  my  hands  toward  thy 
62.4.  He  lift  up  my  hands  in  thy  name 
72.12.  and  warned  my  hands  in  innocency 
8  8 .0  I  have  ftretched  out  my  hands  to  thee 
1 19.48.  my  hands  Aio  will  I  lift  up  to 
141. 2. the  lifting  up  oimy  hands  are  as  an  eve. 
143 .6. 1  ftretch  forth  my  hands  unto  thee 
144. 1.  which  teacheth  my  hands  to  warre,  and 
Ecclef.z.i  l.on  all  the  works  that  my  ha.haih  made 
Cant.^.%*  and  my  hands  dropped  with  mirrhe 
ifa.iy.z  5.  and  Affyriathe  worke  of  my  hands 
45.1 1.  concerning  the  work  of  my  hands  com. 
i2>.  I,  even  my  hands  have  ftretched 

49.16.  upon  the  palmes  of  my  banik 
60.2 1  .the  worke  of  my  hands  that  I 
6  5. 2. 1  have  fpread  out  my  hands  all 

Dan.-^. 1  5.  that  (hall  deliver  you  out  of  my  hands 

10.10.  and  upon  the  palmes  of  my  hands 
Lu\e  24.29.  behold  my  hands  and  my  feet 
John  1 2.9.  but  alfo  my  hands  and  my  head 
20.27.  and  behold  my  hands,  and  reach 
Rom.  10.2 1 .1  have  ftretched  forth  my  hands  to 
2  Tim.1.6.  by  the  putting  on  of  my  hands 

Mine  l&anUff. 
jWg.  1  r  .20.  childr.  of  Ammon  into  mine  hands 

1 2.  j.  I  put  my  life  in  mine  hands,  and 
2  Sam.  i8.i2.a  100.  fhekels  of  filv.  in  mine  hands 
tchron.  1 2.17.  is  no  wrong  in  mine  hands 
Job  1 6. 1 7.  not  for  any  juftice  of  mine  hands,  my 
//d.29.23.  the  worke  of  mine  tafointhemidft 
E^.n.  1 7.  He  alfo  fmite  mine  hands  together 
On/  Hjanutf. 

Gen.f.zg.  and  toile  of  our  hands 

43.22.  in  our  fozsi*  to  buy  food 
Den. 3. 3. delivered  into  our  handsOg  alfo  King  of 

21.7.  our  hands  have  notflied  his  blood 
Jofh.z.t^,.  into  our  hands  all  the  land  :  for 
Judg.i  3. 2 3. and  a  meat-offering  at  our  hands 

16.24.  'nto  °ur  hands  our  enemy,the  deftroyer 
1  5»».i7.47;hewillgive  you  into  our  hands 
Ppil. H^.zo.  or  ftretched  our  hands  to  a 

90.17.  eftablifh  thou  the  worke  of  our  hands 

worke  of  our  hands  eftablifh  thou 
jc*'.6.24.  our  hands  wax  feeble 
Lam.  3.41.  lift  up  our  heart,with  our  hands  unto 
Hof.  14.3.  to  the  worke  of  our  hands  ye  are  our 
Acts  24.7.  tooke  him  away  out  of  our  hands 

27.  19.  third  day  we  caft  out  wthourownte. 
1  Cor. 4. 1 2.  working  with  our  owne  hands,  being 
1  /ofcfl  1. 1. and  our  hands  have  handled  of  the 

Their  $ant>0. 
GV3.3  7.2 1.  delivered  him  out  oftheir  hands 

22.that  he  might  rid  him  out  of  their  hands 
Exo. 29.10.put  their  hands  on  the  head  of  the  bul. 

1  j  put  their  ha.oa  the  head  of  the  ram 

Verf.  19. 

zj.thou  malt  receive  them  oftheir  hands,8c 

30. 1 9.  Aaron  and  his  fons  (hall  wafh  their  ha. 

2  i.fo  they  (hall  warn  their  hands,  and 
3  5.25.  did  fpin  with  their  hands,  and 

Levity.  1  j.lay  their  hands  on  the  head  of 
8.14.  laid  their  hands  on  the  head  of  the 
i8.laid  their  hands  on  the  head  of  the  ram 

Verf.22. 
28.  tooke  them  from  off  their  hands,  and 
24-  14-  lay  their  hands  upon  his  head,  and 
Jtak8.io.child.of  Ifrael  fliall  put  their  hands  on 
1 2.Levites  (hall  lay  their  hands  on  the  bull. 
Dcut.i.z^.oi  the  fruit  of  the  land  in  their  hands 

2i.6.(hall  wa(h  their  hands  over  the  heifer 
fudg.j.z.  to  give  the  Midianites  into  their  hands 


19.  brake  the  pitchers  that  were  in  their  han. 
1 2.  i'.ye  deliveted  me  not  out  of  their  hands 

1  Sam.10.4.  which  thou  (halt  receive  oftheir  fc<j. 
21.13 ,an^  feined  himfelfe  mad  in  their  hands 

2  Sam.A.iz.  and  cut  off  their  /wd.f  and  feet 
2  King- 1 1 . 1 2.  and  they  clapt  theit  hands  &  faij 

22.17.  with  all  the  works  of  their  hands 

z  chron.  34.25. 

2  Chron. 1  5.1 1  .prieft  fprink.the  bhfrom  their  han. 

E^ra  i.6.ftrengthned  their  hands  with  veflels 
5.  8.  and  profpereth  in  their  hands 
6. 2 2. to  ftrengthen  their  hands  in  the  worke 
10.19.  and  they  gave  their  hands  that  they 

Neh.z.18.  fo  they  ftiengthned  their  bandsioz 
6.9.  their  hands  fliall  be  weakned  from 
8.6.  with  lifting  up  their  hands,  and  they 
9. 24.  thou  gaveft  them  into  their  hands 

Job  5. 1  i.  fo  that  their  hands  cannot  performe 

27. 1 3 .  men  (hall  dap  their  bands  at  him 
30.2.  the  ftrength  oftheir  bands  profit 

Pya/.j8.4.after  the  worke  oftheir  hands 

76.  5.  of  the  men  of  might  have  found  their  ha. 
91.12  .beare  thee  up  in  their  hands,  left 
98.8.  let  the  floods  clap  their  hands 
12 5.3.  their  bands  unto  iniquity 

lfa.z$.i  1.  with  the  fpoile  oftheir  hands 

5  j.i  2.trees  of  the  field  (hall  clap  their  hands 
1$.6.  aft  of  violence  is  in  their  bands 
65.22.  enjoy  the  worke  oftheir  hands. 

/er.i.i6.worfhipped  the  works  of  their  own  han. 

25. 14.  accord,  to  the  works  oftheir  own  bands 
3  2.30.10  anger,  with  the  work  oftheir  hands 
4 1 . 5 .  and  incenfe  in  their  hands  to 

Lam.  1.  !4.hath  delivered  me  into  their  hands 
2. 1 5. clap  their  hands  at  thee,  they 
3,64.according  to  the  works  of  their  bands 
£•2^.10. n.and  their  hands  and  their  wings  full 
2  3 . 3  7 .  &  blood  is  in  .their  bands.         Verf.4  5 . 
.    42.  which  put  bracelets  on  their  hands 
Jonah  3. 8. from  the  violence  that  is  in  their  hands 
Hag.  2. 1  or.  fo  is  every  worke  of  .their  hands 
Mat.^.6.  and  in  their  hands  they  fhall    Lu\.^.  1 1 . 
1 5.  2.  for  they  wafh  not  their  hands  when 
26.67.fmote  him  With  the  palmes  oftheir  ban. 
iVfiJr.i4.65. 
Mar.7. 3. except  they  wafh  their  hands  oft,  eat  not 
Luke  6.1.  rubbing  them  in  their  hands 
John  19.3.  they  (mote  him  with  their  hands 
Acts  7.&i.in  the  workes  oftheir  bwaehands 
.8.17.  then  laid  they  their  hands  on  them,and 
14.3  .and  wonders  to  be  done  by  their  hands 
Revd.7.0.  and  palmes  in  their  hands 

9.20.  not  of  the  works  oftheir  hands,  that 
20. 4.  marke  in  their  hands,  and  they  lived 
Thine  HanOsf, 
Den.  1 6. 1 5. in  all  the  wor.of  thine  ha.  Ch.24.19, 
20. 1 3 .  delivered  it  into  thine  hands 
21,  10.  delivered  them  into  thine  hands 
Judg.7.i  1.  afterward  fhal  thine  hands  be  ftrength, 
8.tf.  that  Zalmunna  now  in  thine  hands,  that 
Job  10.3.  dofpife  the  work  of  thine  hands 
8.  th'me'ijands  have  made  me,  and 
11.13.and  ftretch  out  thine  hands  towards  him 
1 4. 1 5. to  the  worke  of  thine  hands 
,  22.30.  by  the  pureneffe  of  thine  hands 
Pfal.  1 28.2.eat  the  labour  of  thine  hands 

138.8.  forfakenot  the  works  of  thinetei^ 
£#/</.  5«6.and  deftroy  the  work  of  thine  hands 
Jer.z.27.  and  thine  hands  upon  thine  head,  for 
Lam.  2.  i^.lift  up  thine  hands  toward  him,for 
E^k-  16. 1 1. 1  put  bracelets  upon  thine   . 
21.14.and  fmite  thine  hands  together,  and 
2  2. 1 4.  or  can  th iae  hands  be  ftrong  in 
25.6-becaufe  thou  haft  clapped  thine  bands,and 
Micah  5. 1 3  .no  more  worfh.the  work  of  thine,  ha. 
Zepb.%.  16.  let  not  thine  hands  be  flacke 
Zech.  1 3.6.  thefe  wounds  in  thine  hands  ?  Then 
John  21.18.  thou  fhalt  ftretch  forth  thine  bands 
Heb.i.io.heavens  are  the  worke  of  thine  hands 
2,7. them  over  the  works  of  thine  hands 
Thy  $anD0. 
Exod.  1 5.  17.  which  thy  hands  have  eftablifhed 
2  &JJ3.3.34.  thyhands  were  not  bound,  nor 
P/2r/.8.6.over  the  workes  of  thy  hands 
92.4.triumph  in  the  works  of  thy  hands 
102.25.  heavens  are  the  worke  of  thy  hands 


ii9.73.thyterf.rhavemademe,andfafhioncd 
1 43. 5.I  mufe  on  the  worke  of  thy  bands 
Hag.  1. 1  i.andonallthe  labour  of  thy  ha?/ds 
Marfa.z  3  .and  lay  thy  hands  on  her,  that  fhec 
Luke  13.46.  into  thy  bands  I  commend  my  fpjrit 

^anulfatoes.  r 

E^k- 19  9-  burne  the  handjlaves  and  fpeares 
HanuSucapon. 

Num. 35.1 8.fmite  him  with  a  handweapon  of  Woo 

ilanu&irtfng. 
Col.  2. 14.  blotting  out  the  handwriting  of  the  ord 

f|ane#. 
Ifa.  30. 4.  and  his  Ambafiidors  came  to  Hanes 

l^ang, 
Gen.40.  ip.fhall  hang  thee  on  a  tree 
Exod.  z6. 1 2.  fhall  bang  over  the  back  fide  of  tabe. 
1 3-it  fhall  bang  over  the  fides  of  the  taberna 
3  i.thou  fhalt  hang  it  upon  4  pillars  of  Shitt! 
3  3.thou  fhalt  hang  up  the  vaile  under  taches 
40.8.and  bang  up  the  hangings  at  the  court  ga 
Numo.z  5.4.and  hang  them  up  before  the  t.againe 
Df«f.2  j.n.and  thou  bang  him  onatree 

28.66.  thy  life  fhall  hang  in  doubt  before  thee 
2  Sam.zi.6.  we  will  bang  them  up  unto  the  Lord 
Efih.6.4.tohang  Mordecai  on  the  gallowes  that 

7-  9.  king  laido  Hang  him  thereon 
C<wf.4.4.whereon  there  bang  1000. buckles 
//a.22.24.  they  (hal  bant  upon  him  all  the  glory 
Law.i.io.virgins  of  Jeruf.  hang  down  thetr  heads 
Etek-  iS-3-  w  teganyveffell  thereon 
Afaf.22.40.comma.Wg  al  the  law  and  the  proph. 
Ails  28.4.venemous  beaft  hang  on  his  hand,  they 
Hcb:i2.ii.iift  up  the  hands  which  hang  down, & 

UangeO. 

Gen.  40. 22,  he  banged  the  chiefe  baker 
41. 1 3.  me  he  teftored,  him  hchauged 

Deut.zi.zi.hz  that  is  tege^  is  accurled  of  God 

Jofi.S.zy.  the  king  Ai  he  hanged  on  a  ttee 
10.26.  and  banged  them  on  5.  trees 

2&Z.4.I2.&  teg.them  up  over  the  poole  of  Gib. 
17.13.  Ahitoteged  himfelfe 
1S.10.I  faw  Abfolom  hanged  in  an  oake 
a  1.9.  and  they  hanged  them  in  the  hill  before 
1 2.w  here  the  Philiftims  had  banged  them. 

13.  the  bones  of  them  that  were  hanged 
Exra  6. 1 1.  let  him  be  hanged  thereon 
Efih.z.  13  .they  were  both  hanged  on  a  tree 

5.i4-that  Mordecai  may  be  hanged  thereon 
7.  io.fo  they  hanged  Haman  on  the  gallowes 
8.7.  and  him  they  have  hanged  upon  the  gallo. 
9.13.  let  Ham.  io.fons  be  hanged  on  the  gallo. 

14.  and  they  banged  Hamans  icfonnes 

15.  and  his  fons  fhould  be  hanged  on 
Pfal.itf'Z.we.  hangedoui  harps  upon  the  willows 
Z.«w.5.i2.princesaretege^upby  their  hands 
£^.17.10.  thy  men  of  warre  they  hanged 

1 1 .  they  banged  their  fhields  upon  thy  walls 

Mat .  1 8 .6.that  a  milft.  were  teg.about  his  neck  & 

Mark.p.^z.  Luk.ij.z. 

17.5.  and  went  and  hanged  himfelfe 

Luk.z2. 39. which  were  hange ^railed  on  him,fayi. 

Afts  5.30.  and  hangedon  a  tree.       Chap.10.39. 

%attgeth. 
Job  26-7.and  hangetb  the  earth  on  nothing 
Gal.i.  1 3  .curled  is  every  one  that  bangeth  on  a  tree 

Hanging. 
£#0^.26.3 6.make3n  /><wg»zgfordooreoftabern. 
3  7. thou  fhalt  make  for  the  banging  five  pill. 
27.16.fhaH  be  an  hanging  of  20.cubites 
35.1 5.and  the  hanging  for  the  doore  at  entry 
1 7  .and  the  hanging  for  the  doore  of  court 
36.37. he  made  an  hanging  for  the  tabernacle 
38.1 8  .and  the  banging  for  the  gate  of  the  court 
3 9. 3  8. and  the  hanging  for  the  tabernacle  doore 

40 .  and  the  hanging  for  the  court  gate 
40. 5.  &  put  the  hanging  of  the  doore  to  the  tabe. 
,8. hang  up  the  banging  at  the  court  gate 
28.  he  fet  up  the  hanging  at  he  doore  of  tab. 
3  3  .and  fet  up  the  banging  of  the  court  gate 
Num.}.  25.  and  the  hanging  for  the  doore  of 

Chap.4.25. 
31.  and  the  bmging,&.  all  the  fervice  thereof 
4. 26.and  the  hanging  for  the  doore  of  the  gate 
J0Jb.1o.z6.  and  they  were  banging  untill  the  even. 

hangings. 
Exod.z7. 9  .there  fhall  be  hangings  of  an  hundred  ' 

11. the  re ' 


HAN        HAP 


HAP        HAR 


HAR.       HAR 


ii -there  (hall  be  hangings  of 'an  hund.cub. 

1 1.  be  hangings  of  jo.  cu bites. 

14.  theteg»zg*of  one  fide  of  the  gate 

Chap.38.14. 
1  j. on  the  other  fide  dial  be  hangings,!  5. cub. 
jf  17.  the  hangings  of  the  court,  his  pill,  make 
3  8.9.  the  hangings  of  the  court  were  of  fine 
1 1. for  the  noTthii.  the  hangings  were  ioo.cu. 
iz.for  the  Weftfide,were  hangings  of  jo.cub. 
if.  were  homings  of  1  f  •  cubits 
16.  all  the  hangings  of  the  court,  round 

i8.anfwerable  to  thehangingsof  the  court 
j  q.40.brought  the  hangings  of  the  court,  his 
Numb.z.z6.a.ad  the  hang.oi the  court  Gerfh.  char. 

Ch.4.26. 
2  K«|-  a?7-  women  wove  hangings  for  the  grove 
Eslh.i.6.  and  blew  hangings  faftned  with  cords 

Mantel. 
1  Chrm.7.19.  hns  or"Ulla,  fteje/  and  Rezia 
Haifnafy, 

1  Sam,  1.2.  the  name  of  the  one  was  Hannah 

but  Hannah  had  no  children 
5.  but  unto  Hannah  he  gave  a  worthy 

8.  Hannah,  why  weepeft  thou 

9.  fo  fltosaJj  rofe  up  after  they  had  eaten 
13.  now  Hannah  (he  (pake  in  her  heart 

1  y.  and  Hannah  anfweted,  and  faid,  No 

19.  and  Elkanah  knew  Hannah  his  wife 

20.  after  Hannah  had  conceived,  that 
22.  but  Hannah  went  not  up,  for  (he 

2.1.  and  tt/OTdJ!;  prayed,  and  faid,  My  heart 
a  1.  and  the  Lotd  vifited  Hannah,  fo  that  (he 
i^annathorto 
Jofh.  19. 14.  on  the  northfide  to  Rannatbon,  and 

Hannfel. 
Num.  34.23.  of  the  child.ofManaffeh  Hannklthc 

Hanocb. 

Gen.z  j.4.fonsof  Midian  Hanocb,Abi.  i.Chr.i.zz 
46.9.  fons  of  Rtuben,H^wcfe,Pallu     £#.6.14 
Numb.z6.%  .the  child.of  Reuben,H/W<w;&,of  whom 
iChron.y  3  .firft  borne  of  Ifrael  wercHanoch 

l^anochttcs 
#«»&.  26.  j.bf  whom  the  family  of  the  Rantcbites. 
Hantm.  , 

2  Saw.  10. 1 .  anfrtiiinun  ms  lonne  reigned  in  his, 

2.Ile  (hew  ki'ndnes  to  Hanun       1  Chr.19.1. 
l'. faid  unto  Hot;^  their  lord»  Thinkeft 

1  Chrott.19.1. 
4.wherefore  ttw«»tooke  Ddw^r  fervants,& 
1  Cbron.19.4. 
1  Cfow.  19.2.10  Hanun  to  comfort  him 

6".H<7»»?2andthe  children  of  Ammon  fent 
Neb. 2.  1 3 .the  valley  gate  repait ed  Hanun,  and 
30.  &  Hanun  the  fixr.  fon  of  Zalaph,  anpth. 
i|ap. 
Ruth  2.3 .  and  her  hap  was  to  light  on  a  part  of 

ijapbatatm, 
J0Jb.19.19.  Hapbaraim  and  Shionjlffachars  bord. 
Haplp 

1  Sam.  14.30.  if  haply  the  people  had  eaten  freely 
Marl^.i  1.  1 3.  iibaply  he  might  finde  any  fruit 
L«£e  14.29.  left  tep/y  after  he  had  laid  the  found. 
Aits  5 . 3  9.  left  haply  ye  be  found  even  to  be 

17.27.  if  haply  they  might  feeleafter  him 

2  Cor.9.4.  left  haply  if  they  of  Macedonia  come 

Happen. 
1  SrfW.28.10.no  punifhment  happen  unto  thee  for 
Vrov.  12.21.  noevill^/wstothe  juft,  but 
lfa.  41.  22.  and  (hew  us  what  (hall  foappea 
jkfar^io^  2,  what  things  (hould  happen  unto  him 
BjappenetJ. 

1  Sam.6.9'  it  W3S  a  chance  that  happened  ro  us 

2  Sam. 1.6.  asl  bappemdby  chance  upon  Gilboa 

20.1.  and  there  happened  to  be  there  a  man  of 
£i?fr.4.7.Mordecai  told  him  of  all  that  had  hap.to 
Jer.44.zt.  therefore  this  evill  is  happened  to  you 
Luke  24. 14.  of  all  thefe  things  whith  had  happened 
Alts  3 .  10.  at  that  w  hich  had  happened  unto  him 
Rom.  n.2f.  that  blindneffe  in  part  is  happened  to 
1  Cor. 10. 1 1.  all  thefe  things  happened  unto  them 
Phil.  1 . 1 2.  that  the  things  which  bappened  unto  me 

1  Pet. 4.  1 2.  fome  ftrange  thing  happ  n>.d  unto  you 

2  Pet.z.  2  2.  but  it  is  happened  to  them  according 

Happeneth- 
Ecclef.  2. 1 4-that  one  event  happeneth  to  them  all 
1 5; .as  it  happeneth  to  the  foole,  fo  it 


8.14.  juft  men  unto  whom  it 

wicked  men  to  whom  it 
9.1 1.  and  chance  happeneth  to  them  all 
Happte. 
Gen.  3  o.  1 3 .  happie  am  I,for  the  daughter  will  call 
Deut.is.ig.happie  art  thou  O  Ifrael.whois  like  to 
1  Kjng.io.B.bappie  are  thy  vazn,bappy  are  thefe  thy 
2  Chron.  9. 7. 
Job  f.  17. happie  is  the  man  whom  God  corre&eth 
Pfal.  1 27.5.  happy  is  the  man  that  hath  his  quiver 
128.2.  happy  (halt  thou  be,  and  it  (hall  be 
137.  8.happy  (hall  he  be  that  rewardeth  thee  as 

9.  happy  (hall  he  be  that  taketh  and  dafheth 
1 44. 1  <,.happy  is  the  people  that  is  in  fuch  a  cafe 
yea  happy  is  that  people  whofe  God  is 
146.5.  happy  is  he  that  hath  the  God  of  Jacob 
Prat;. 3. 1 3  .happy  is  the  man  that  findeth  wifdome 
1 S .  and  happy  is  every  one  that  retaineth 
14.21.that  hath  mercy  on  the  poore  happy  is  he 
16.20.  trufteth  in  the  Lord,  happy  is  he 
28.14.  happy  is  the  man  that  feareth  alway 
29. 1 8. that  keepeth  the  law,  happy  is  he 
Jer.  1 2. 1 .  wherefore  are  all  they  happy  that  deale 
Mai.  3. 1 5.  we  call  the  proud  happy,  yea 
John  13.77.  happy  are  yee  if  ye  doe  them 
Acts  26.2.I  thi'nke  my  felfe  forking  Agrippa 
Rom. 14.11.  happy  is  he  that  condemneth 
Jam.^.i  i.we  count  them  happy  which  endure 
1  Pet. i-itf.  for righteoufneflc  hke,bappy  are  ye 
4.14.  for  the  name  of  Chrift,  happy  are  ye 
happier. 
1  Cor.7. 40.  (he  is  happie-/  if  (he  fo  abide 

$ava. 
1  Chron.  5.  *6".  Habor  and  Hara,  he  brought  them 

HataDab. 
Numb.24  24.  and  encamped  in  Haradah 

2  j.  they  removed  from  Haradah,  and 

Uaratt. 
Gw.ii.26\Terahlived  70.yeares>&begat  Haran 
27.Terah  begate  Abram,  Nahor,  Haran. 
and  Harm  begate  Lot 

28 .  Haran  died  before  his  father 

29.  Milcah  the  daughter  of  Haran 
j *  Tetab  mfi"  t&  ther&mne  otHaran 

1  Cfer.i.46.Ephah  Calebs  concubine  bzrcHaran 

and  Haras  begate  Gazer 
23.9-fons  of  Shimei,Shelo.&  Haziel,&  Haran 
Haran. 
Gen.  11.?  i.they  came  unto  Haran3znd  dwelt 

3  2.  Terah  died  in  Haran 
i2.4.Ab.was7j.ye.old  whenhedep.outofHrf. 

5  .and  took  the  foules  gotten  in  Haran 
27-43 -See tnou  to  Laban  my  brother, to  Haran 
28.10  Jacob  went  from  Beerfhe.  toward  Haran 
29.4-they  faid  of  Haran,  Are  we 

2  K2ng.19.it.  as  Gozan,and  Haran,md  Rezeph 

Ifa.z7.1z. 
£^.27.23.HdM»,and  CanuehjSnd  Eden,the 

Hararite. 
2  Sam.  23.11  .the  fon  of  Agee  the  Hararite 
33.  Shammah  the  Hararite 

Abiam  the  fon  of  Sharar  the  Hararite 
1  Cbro.i  1.3  j.Ahiham  fon  of  Sacar,  the  Hararite 

Harbonab. 
Eft.  1 . 1  o.commanded  Harbonah, Bigtha,"—  to  bring 
7.9-and  Harbonab  one  of  the  chamberlains  faid 

Ham 

Gen.  1 8. 14.1$  any  thing  too  hard  for  thee,Lord 
3  y.i6.Rachel  had  hard  labour 
I7.when  (he  was  in  foiref  labour 

Exod.  1. 1 4.their  lives  bitter  with  hard  bondage 
18.26.the  for^caufes  they  brought  to  Mofes 

Deu.  1. 1 7.the  caufe  that  is  too  hard  for  you,bring 
15.18.itfh.il)  not  feem  to'rfto  thee 
1 7. 8. if  there  anfe  a  matter  too  hard  for  thee 
26. 6. and  laid  upon  us  hard  bondage 

1  Sam.z  i.2.Philiftines  followed  bard  on  Saul,  & 

2  Sam.  3. 3  9.  fons  of  Zcrviahbe  to  hard  for  me 

13.2.  Aranon  thought  it  bard  for  him  to 
1  Kjng.  10.  i.to  prove  him  with  /wdqueftions 

zCbro.g.i. 
zi.i.bardby  the  palace  of  Ahab  King  of  Ifrael 
1  Kpng.z.  10.  thou  askeft  a  fetfrrf  thing 
1  Chro.  r  9.4.  frarrfby  their  buttocks,  and  fent  tfiem 
7ob  4  1  24.yi.a,as  toj/  as  a  piece  of  the  neth.  milft. 
Pfal.6o,$  (hewed  thy  people  hard  things 
R   f2 


8 8.7.thy  wrath  Ikthhard upon  me 

94>4.and  fpeak  hard  things.and  all 
Pro.  1 3 . 1 5. way  of  tranfgreffois  is  hard 
lfa.  1 4. 3.  and  from  the  te^/ bondage  wherein 
j^;'^  2. 17. is  nothing  too  hard  for  thee 

27.is  there  any  thing  too  hard  for  me 
£^.  3 .  y  .and  of  an  hard  language,  but 

6.of  an  hard  language,whofe  words 
Ban.  j.  1 2.  and  (hewing  oibard  fentences 
Mtff.2f.24.that  thou  art  an  fe)Y/man,reaping 
-Mar.10.24.how  hard  is  it  fot  them  that  truft  in 
John 6.60.  this  is  an  hard  faying,whocan 
Aci.y. %.hard  for  thee  to  kick  ag.pricks  Ch.26.14. 
Heb.$. \  1  im&hard  10  be  uttered,feeing 
s  Prt-3.16.in  which  are  fome  things  bardtcy  be 
Jude  1  j.and  of  all  their  fctf/^fpeeches 

i^arD, 
Lev.  3 .9.take  off  hard  by  the  neck  bone 
Jude. 9.  $  2.  went  hard  to  the  door  of  the  tower  to 
20. 4  j.  &  putfued  hardahet  them  into  Gidom 

1  Sam  i4.2i.followedfcariaftertheminthebatt. 

2  Sam.  i.6.horfcmen  followed  hard  after  them 
1  Chro.  io.2.Philiftins  followed  hardahtr  Saul,& 
Pfal.6  3. 8. my  foulfolloweth  bard  after  thee 
Jonah  1.1 3.men  rowed  hard  to  bring  it  to  land 
Acls.  18.7. whofe  houfe  joyned  hardto  the  fynaao. 

JlarDen. 
£^.4.2i.Ile  to'^Phar.heart   Ch.7.3.  &  I4-4- 

14. i7.Ile  fctf^«  the  hearts  of  the  Egyptians 
Deut.i  5-7.thou  (halt  not  fctf/^B  thy  heart,nor 
Jof.  1 1 .  20.v/as  of  the  Lord  to  Iwden  their  hearts 
1  Sam.6.6.  wherefore  then  do  ye  bardenyow:  heart  J 
Job  6. 1  o.I  would  harden  my  felf  inforrow 
P(td.c)  5 .8 .  harden  not  your  heart 
Reb.iS.harden  not  your  hearts,  as  in        Ver.  1  j. 
4. 7,tov/f«not  your  hearts 
llarDeneU. 
Exod.7.11. Lord  hardened  Phar.heart  Chap.9.12. 
&  io.r, 20,27.5c  H.10.&  14.8. 
14.  Pharaohs  heart  ishardened 
22.Pharaohs  heart  was  hardened   Ch.8.19. 
8C9.7,  3  j. 
8.ij,heW<fe»e</hisheart    Veyi.  Ch.9.34. 
Tirnt  -».  j-for  the  Led  ^Sng/jKjThTs  (pirir,and 

1  Sam.6.6.  Pharaoh  hardened  their  hearts  when 
2 10'»|.  1 7  •  1 4-but  hardened  their  necks  like 

2  Cfcra.j  6.13  .and  hardened  his  heart  from  turning 
Neb.9.16.  and  hardened theit  necksand  hearts 

i7.but  hardened  their  necks,  and  in 
29  .and  hardened  their  nccks,and  would  not 
,7»fr  9.4.who  hath  hardened  himfelf  againft 

3  6.  i6.(he  is  hardened  againft  her  young 
lfa.6$.  1 7. and  hardened oai  heart  from  thy  fear 
Jer.7.z6. but  hardened  their  neck,  they 

19. 1  ?.  becaufe  they  have  hardened ^ their  necks 
Dan.^.zo.  and  his  mind  hardened  in  pride 
M«'£  6.$2.for  their  heart  was  hardened 

8. 1 7. have  ye  your  heart  yet  hardened 
John  1  i.40.and  hardened  their  hearr,that  they 
^#i  19. 9-but  when  divers  were  fo»'«terf,and 
H^.3. 1 3  .left  any  of  you  be  hardened  through 

HarOenetb. 
Pro.z1.z9.  a  wicked  man  hardeneth  his  face 

18.  i4.he  that  hardeneth  his  heart  (hall  fall 

29. 1  o.  often  reproved,  hardeneth  his  neck 
Row.9. i8.whom  he  will  bthardeneth 

ilaruer. 
Pro.  18. 19.  a  brother  offended  is  fctfwfe;'  to  be  won 
Jer.  5. 3. made  their  faces  te*<fer  then  a  rock 
E\e£.3.9.asan  Adamant,fctf?W(?>'  then  flint 


£^.3.7.all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  areWhearted 

HartJhn 
Gw.i6.6.Sarai dealt  hardly  with  her.fhe  fled 
Exod.  1 3 . 1  f  .when  Pharaoh  would  hardly  let  us  go 
//a.8.21.  fe*n#jibefted,and  hungry 
Mat.  1 9. 2  3  .a  rich  man  (hall  to#  enter  into 
ikfar.10.23.how  tenty  fell  they  which  have  rich. 

£#£.18.24. 
Luke  9.3  9-bardly  departeth  from  him  . 

Alts  27.8.and  hardly  p.iffing,it  came  into  a  place 

t^artne(re, 
fob  38.38.duftgroweth  isKohardnelfe,  arid 
Mat .  19.8.  becaufe  of  the  hardnefje  of  your  heart 
Mark.  3  •  f  -being  grieved  for  the  bardiiejfe  of 
10. <,  for  the  bardmfe  of  your  heart  he  wrote 

16.i4.with  J 


H  A  R        H  A  R 


16.14.  with  their  unbeleife  &  bardnes  of  heart  y 
Row.  2. 5. but  after  thy  hardnes  &  impenitent  heart 
2  Tim.z.s.  thou  therefore  endure  hardness  a 

Hare. 

toi.i  i.6.and  the  toe,becaufe  he  cheweth 
Df«t.i4.7.unclcanc,the  to*  and  the  cony,forth. 

J?arepl). 
1  Chm.z.<u  BOi-efb  father  of  Beth-gader 

Haretlj. 
1  S*/»  **.<■  and  came  into  the  forreft  of  Haretb 

Hatfcalaft. 
^6.3.8.  the  fonne  of  Harhaiah,  of  the  goldimiths 

Harljasf  called  Hafral). 
i  Z(/K.i  z.i 4-  the  fon  of  itota  the  keep.of  wardr. 
i  C6rw.34.az.the  fon  of  Hafrah  keep.of  wardrobe 

Hatbttr, 
£cyv»  a.5i.the  children  of  Harbur        Neb.7.  53. 

Hariro, 
1  C6ro».z4.8.  the  third  to  Harm,  the  4th  to  Zeor. 
E\r.2.3 a.children  of  Harim  were  3  zo.  New.7.3  f . 
39.  children  of  Harim  1070.  Nek  7. 42. 
io.zi.of  the  fons  of  H«ri»,Haafiah,and 
3  i.of  the  fons  of  Harim^lkzet,  and 
M6.3.n.Malchijahthe  fonof  Haw^and 
lo.^.Harim,  Mermioth,  Obadiah,  iealed 

z7.MaUuck,  Har«»,  Baanahjfealed 
1  z.  1  j.  of  Harim,  Adna  of 
Haripty. 
Neb.7.2^.  children  of  HarJf  6  1 1  *. 

io.i$.Harij>h, Anathoth,  Nebai,  fealed 
Hawte. 

1  Chm.  1 1.3  4.  the  fon  of  Shageh  the  Harite 

Harlot. 
Ge».?4.3 1. with  our  fifter,  as  with  an  harlot 
3  8. 1 5.  he  thought  her  to  be  an  harlot 
z  1 .  where  is  the  harlot ,  was  no  harlot 
za.men  of  the  place  iaid,Thtre  was  no  to. 
24.  Tamar  hath  played  the  ha:  lot 
Levit.  21.14.  or  ao  to7or,thefe  fhall  he  not  take 
Jojh.i.j.  and  came  into  an  harlots  houfe 
6. 17.  onely  Rahab  the  to/of  fhall  live 
z2.  goe  into  the  to' to  houfe,  and 
zj.  Jofhua  faved  Kahab  the  harlot  alive 
Judci  i.i.  he  was  the  funtM;  of  n  fow'A* 

i*6.i.and  faw  there  an  harlot^d  went  in 
Prov.7.10.  with  the  attire  of  an  bar/ot 
ira.uix. faithful!  cine  become  a  harlot,  it  | 

23.15.  fhall  Tyre  fing  as  an  harlot 

16.  thoaharlot  that  haft  beene forgot 
Jcr.  z.zo.  thou  wandreft,  playing  the  harlot 
3 .  1 .  but  thou  haft  played  the  harlot  with 
6.  there  hath  plaied  the  harlot 
8.  but  went  and  played  the  harlot  aUo 
£^.i6.if.plaiedftthe  totobecaufe  ofthyren. 
16.  andplaiedft  the  harlot  thereupon 
28.  thou  haft  plaied  the  harlot  with  them 
3 1.  haft  not  beene  as  a  harlot,  in  that 
3  5.  wherefore  O  harlot  heare 
4 1 .  from  playing  the  harlot,  and 
13.5.  Aholah  played  the  harlot,  when 
1 9.  wherein  fhe  had  plaied  the  harlot  in 
44.  unto  a  woman  thatplaieth  the  harlot  So 
Hof.  2.5.  their  mother  hath  played  the  harlot 
I      3 . 3 .  thou  (halt  not  play  the  harlot,  and 

4. 1 5.  though  thou  Ifrael  play  the  ha;iot,yct  let 
I  Joel  3.3.  have  given  a  boy  for  an  harlot,  and 
!  Amos  7.17.  thy  wife  fhall  be  zahwrlot  in  the  city 
Micah  1.7.  returne  to  the  hire  of  an  harlot 

gather  it  of  the  hire  of  an  harlot 
Nabam  34.of  the  wel-favoured  harlot,the 
1  Cor.6. 1  f.them  the  memb.  of  an  harlot, God  for. 

16.  joyned  to  an  harlot  is  one  body 
He6.i  1.3 1.  by  faith  the  harlot  Rahab  perifhed  not 
James  a.zj.  was  not  Rahab  the  harlot  juftifiedby 

HarloW. 

iKj».3.i6.came  2  wom.that  were  to\unto  the  K. 
Prfl.29.  3  .that  keepeth  company  with  6<tr.fpendeth 
Jtr.  f  .7.  by  troupes  in  the  harlots  houfes 
1  Ho/fa  4.14.  and  they  facrificewith  to'to 
Atef.  z  1.3 1.  and  the  to/of s  go  into  the  kingd.  of 

3  z.  and  the  harlots  beleered  him 
Luke  1  ^.jo.devcured  thy  living  with  harlots 
Revel.  17.5.  the  mother  of  harlots  &  abominations 

Harme- 
Gen.7  i.<;2.paffe  over  this  pillar  to  me  for  harme 
Ic»tf.5.i6.amends  for  the  harme  he  hath  done  in 


H  A  R       H^A  R 

NtfW&.3  5.23-  neither  fought  his  harme 

1  SflW.26.z1.Ile  no  more  doe  thee  harme,  becaufe 

2  Sam.  zo.6.now  fhal  Sheba  do  us  more  harme  then 
2  fCwg.4.41.  there  was  no  harme  in  the  pot 

1  c6r.16.2z.do  my  prophets  no  harm  Pfal.10  j.i  5. 
Prov.^.iO'ii he  have  done  thee  no  harme 
Jer. 39.1  z.  and  doe  him  no  harme,but 
Ails  1 6.  z  8.  doe  thy  fclfe  no  towe,  for 
27.2 1.  to  have  gained  this  harme  and  loffe 
28.  j.  and  left  no  harms 
6.  and  faw  no  harme  come  to  him,  they 
2 1.  or  fpake  any  harme  of  thee 
Hatme, 
1  Prt.3.13.  who  is  he  that  will  harme  you 

Harmeleffe. 
Mattb.  10.16.  and  harmeleffe  as  doves 
PW.2. 1 5 .  and  harmlejfe,  the  fonnes  of  God 
Hebr.7.26.  who  is  holy,  harmlejfe 

Harneprjer. 

1  C/jr.7.36.  &  Hart.epher  &  Shual  fons  of  Zopha 

Hawefle. 

1  Kjng.zo.i  1.  that  gird.on  his  tow/} boaft  himf. 

22.34'between  the  joints  of  the  hamefje 

zCbron.  1 8.3  3. 

2  c6ro#.9. 14-  brought  every  man  bumfs  &  fpices 

gametic 
Jer.^6>^.harneffe  th*  horfes,and  get  up  yee  horfm. 

HarnetTeD, 
Etf.13.18.dril.  oflfr.  went  up  bamejfedout  of  Eg. 

HaroU. 
Judg.7,1.  befide  the  well  of  Htfrorf 

HarotXre- 
2  S<a#. 23  .z  5.Shamah  the  Harodite,E\ika.  the  ETaVcs 

Hsroe. 
1  C6r.2.  52.  Hrtroe,  and  halfe  of  the  Manakthites 

Harojlte. 
1  Chr. 11.17.  Shamoth  the  Harorke  Davids  worth. 

Hatotyefy, 

Judg.q.i.  .vhich  dwelt  in  Harofheth  of  the  Gent. 

1 3 .  from  Harcjlsetb  of  the  gentiles,  to 

16.&  after  the  ho!x,'tnto  ii  irofineth  of  Gsnt. 

Harp, 

(JeK4.21.Jubal3fath.of  them  that  handle  the  harp 

31.27.  fent  thee  away  with  :abret  and  harp 
1  Sam  *~-  j.atjd  a  fra/;p  before  vi.amr.„a  iilc_, 
1 6. 1 6.  a  cunning  player  on  an  top 
2 3. that  David  took  an  toj^and  played 
1  Cbro.z^.i.  who  prophefied  with  a  harp  to  give 
Job  z  1. 1  z.  they  take  the  timbrell  and  to/?,and 

30.3 1 .  my  harp  alfo  is  turned  to  mourning 
Pfil.i$.  2.  praife  the  Lord  with  harp 
43 .4.  yea,on  the  harp  will  I  praife  thee 
49. 4. dark  fayings  upon  the  harp 
57.8.  awake  pfaltery  &  harp  Pfal.ioS.z. 

7  i.zz.unto  thee  will  I  fing  with  the  harp 
S  i.z.bring  hither  the  pleafant  6<jr/>,with 
o2-3.upon  the  harp  with  a  folemn  found 
9 8. 5. (ing  unto  the  Lord  with  the  harp 
1 47.7. fing  prdife  on  the  harp  unto  our  God 
149.3  •  ^n§  dances  with  the  timbrel  and  harp 
1  jc.  3 .  praife  him  with  the  pfaltery  and  harp 
Ifa.  5 . 1 2.  and  the  harp,  and  the  viol  are  in 
16. 1 1. my  bowels  fhall  found  like  an  harp  for 
23.16.take  an  harp,  goe  about  the  city 
24.8.  the  joy  of  the  harp  ceafeth 
E^gk.'  26.13.  the  found  of  the  harp  fhal  be  no  more 
Dtfi^.S'Ofthecornetjflutejfctfr/^ye    Chap.7.10. 

1 5.  ye  hear  the  found  of  the  comet,  harp 
1  Cor.  1 4.7.  whether  pipe  or  harp,  except  they  give 

$arj)tt>. 
1  Cor.i  47.known  what  is  piped  or  harped 
Harper*. 

1  Kjng.  1  o .  1 2.  for  the  Kings  houfe,  harpers  alfo,& 
fef  .14.2.I  heard  the  voice  of 'harpers  harping 

18.22.and  the  voice  of  harpers  heard  no  more 

Harptag, 
Rev.  14.2.I  heard  the  voice  of  harpers  harping 
$arp0. 

2  SflW^.j.played  on  harps  and  pfalteries 

1  Cfc-o.i3.8.and  withto^jjand  with  pfalteries 

1  y .  1 6.to  be  the  fingers,w  ith  harps 
21.  viithbarpson  the  Sheminitb,to 
2 8. making  a  noife  with  harps 
16. f.  Jehiel5with  pfalteries,and  with  harps 
2J. i.who  fhould  prophefie  with  harps,  with 
6.with  cymbals,  pfalteries  and  harps,  for  the 

2  Chro.  j.  1 2.  having  harps,  ftood  at  the  eaft  end  of 


JLAJ1       H  A  R 

9.1  i.and/wpi,andpfal;eriisfor  firgcrs 
20.28. they  came  to  Jerufalem  withto^and 

29.2  j. and  with  top^accord.to  the  command. 
We6.i2.27.withcymbals,pfalteries,and  harps 
Pfel-i  37-z.we  hanged  out  harps  on  the  willows 
^■3°-3  z.it  (hall  be  with  tabrets  and  harps 

Rev.  5. 8.  having  every  one  of  them  harps 
14.  z.  harping  with  their  harps 

1  J.z.  having  the  harps  of  God 

Harrow. 

Job  39  io.or  will  hee  harrow  the  valleys  after  thee 

Haiwweg, 

2  &s«.  12.31.  and  put  them  under  barrows  of  yron 
1  C6ro.2c3.and  cut  them  with  barrows  of  yron 

H«fl)a. 

E^i'a  z.  5  z. the  children  of  Harjha  Neb  7  <A 

Hart.  °r 

Deut.iz.\  j. and  as  of  thetoi  Chap.  iy.  22. 

2  2  .roe-buck  and  the  hart  is  eaten,  fo  thou 
1 4.5. the  hart,  and  the  roe-buck,and 

Pfal.^z.  i.as  the  hart  panteth  after  the  water 
Ifa.  1  j .  6.  the  lame  man  leap  as  an  hart,  and 
70«;?g  Hart>  See  yon^s* 
Hart*, 
1  IC.^.4.13. befide  to/%arfd  roe-bucks,and 
Lam.  1.6.  her  priced  are  become  like  6arfj  that 
H^r'ceft. 

Gc«. 8. 2  2. errthiv.naaineth,  feed-time^toiie,? 
30.r4.Reub.went  in  the  dayes  of  wheat  harvefi 
45.6lhall  be  neither  caring  nor  barvejt 
j  Exod.tr.  1 6  and  the  feaft  ofharve!l,ths 
35.21  .and  in  baniefi  thou  fhalt  reft 
22.of  the  Sift  fruitsof  wheat  harvefi 
Z.cy,i9.cj.when  y?reap  the  barocfl  of  your  land 

neither  gather  the  gleanings  of  thy  ha,-. 

2  3 .  10.  and  fhall  reap  the  harvefi  thereof 

firft  fruits  of  your  harveft  to  the  prkft 
22.  when  ye  reap  the  barvc/i ofyout  land 
neither  gather  any  gleaning  of  thy  barv . 
2  5.  <j.  of  it  own  accord  of  thy  harvefi,  thou   ■ 
Dew.z4.19.  whn  thou  cutteft  down  thine  harvefi 
Jofl).i  1 5 .  at  the  time  of  harvefi 
Judg.if.i.  in  the  time  of  wheat  tow/?,  that  • 
Ruth  1.  z  2. in  the  beginning  of  barley  harvefi 
2  .zi.untill  they  nave  ended  all  my  harvefi 
z  3  .unto  the  end  of  barley  harvefi 

1  Sam.6. 1 3 .  reaping  their  wheat  harvefi  in  the  val. 

8.12.  and  ftt  them  to  reap  his  harvefi 

1  z .  1 7  .is  it  not  w  heat  harvefi  to  day 

2  Sam.  2 1 .9.  put  to  death  in  the  dayes  of  harvefi 

.    in  the  beginning  of  barley  harvefi 
lo.from  the  beginning  of  haw.  untill  water 
Job  f  .y.whofe  harvefi  the  hungry  eateth  up 
P10.6.S. gather  her  food  in  the  harvefi 

10.5.  he  that  fleepeth  in  harvefi  is  a  fon  that 
2o.4.therfore  fhall  he  beg  in  harveft,znd 

2  5.4.offnow  in  the  time  of  harvefi 
26.1.  and  as  rain  in  harvefi 

//<i.9.3.accordingtothe  joy  in  harvefi 
16.9.  and  for  thy  harveft,is  fallen 
17. 1 1  .but  the  harvefi  (halbe  an  heap  in  the  day 
1 8.4.1ike  a  cloud  of  dew  in  the  heat  of  hmveft 
5. for  afore  the  harveft,vihtn  the  bud 

23.3  .harvefi  of  the  river  is  her  revenue 
/er.5.i7.they  fhall  eat  up  thine  barvefl,md 

24.appointed  the  weeks  of  the  barveft 
8.20.the  harvefi  is  paft,the  fummer 
jo.  1 6.  that  handl.  the  fickle  in  the  time  of  bar. 
%  1.3  3. the  time  of  her  harvefi  fhall  come 
Hof.6.1  i.he  hath  fet  an  harve(lfot  thee 
Joel  1. 1 1  .becaufe  the  harvefi  of  the  field  is  perifhed 

3 . 1 3 .  for  the  harvefi  is  ripfj  come  and 
Amos.^.j.yet  three  moneths  to  the  harvefl,ani 
Ato.9.3  7 .  the  harvefi  truly  is  plenteous,but 

3  8.pray  therefore  the  L.of  thebarv.  Lu.io.z. 

fend  forth  labo.into  his  haw .    Lr^.io.z. 
13.3c.both  grow  together  unto  the  harvefi 

and  in  the  timcofbarvefll  will  fay 
39.the  harvefi  is  the  end  of  the  world 
Ato.4.29.  becaufe  thebarveft  iscome 
Lu\.  io.2.the  harvefi  truly  is  great,but 
706.4.3  j. then  cometh  bar.— white  already  lobar. 
Rev.  1 4. 1  j.  for  the  harvefi  of  the  earth  is  ripe 

Harfoeft-««2. 
lfa.\7.%.  as  when  the  tow/r-man  gathereth  the 
Ter  o  '22  as  the  handful  after  the  tove/?-man,and 
J    'y'  Hartoft  time. 


HAR         HAS 

ilMbeii  time. 
z  Sam.  2  j .  i  j  .came  to  David  in  the  barvefi  time 

fjarrmt. 
i  Cfowz.4.8.families  of  Ahathel  (onne  of  Hanm 

Hatamapb. 
Nch.s.io.  the  fonne  of  Harwnaph— repaired  next 

i  Chron.iz^.  and Shephatiah  the  Harupbite 

fcataj, 
%  Kine.ii   io.  the  daughter  of  Ham\of  Jotbah 

6  iHafaOia!). 

i  Cfo  ?  20  &  Berechiah  &  Hafadiab  fons  of  Zor 

;'  Sfatel, 

Gflf.jo.  37.  Jacob  took  rods  of  Iw/e/andchefnut 
Uafennab. 

i  Cbron.0.7  xht  fonne  of Hafennab  of  Benjamin 

i^ffenaab. 
2vV&.  j.j.  fonnes  of  Rafthmh  build  the  fifti-gate 

||aCbabfab. 
i  Cfc/.(5.45.the  fon  of  Hajhabiah, the fon  of  Amaz. 
9. 14.  the  fon  of  Hajhabiah  of  the  Levites 
2  j.j.  and  Hajhabiah  and  Mattithiah,  fixe 

1 9.the  1 2th  toHajhabiab, he,his  fons  &  breth. 
26.jo.of  the  Hebronites,  Hajhabiah and 
27. 17.  of  the  Levites— Hajhabiah  the  fon  of 
2  Cfowz.  3  5.9.8c  Hajbabiab,8c  Jehiel,  chief  of  Lev- 
B^i'd  8.  ig.brought  us  Hajhabiah,  and  with  him 

24.Sherebiah,  Hajhabiah  feparated 

Neb.j.ij.  next  to  him  repaired  Hajhabiah  the 

10. 1 1 .  Micah,  Rehob,  Hajhabiah,  fealed 

1 1 . 1  j .  the  fonne  of  Hajhabiah  Verf.  2  2. 

(1 2.2 1.  of  Hilkiah,  Hajhabiah  of  Jedaiah 

chiefe  of  the  Levites,  Hajhabiah 

Sjalbabnab* 
Neh.  10.25 .Rehum,  Hajhabnab,  Maafciah,  fealed 

i^afl)ibnia^. 
2vefo3.10.the  fon  of  Hajhabniah  repaired 
9.5 .  then  the  Levites  Bani,  Hajhabniah 

t^au^baHana. 

Neh.  8.4.  and  Hajhbadana,Zzchzri3.h,oa.  the  left 

^attW- 
1  Cfo/U».ii.j4.fonnes of  Hajhem,  theGizonice 

l^afbtnonab. 
Numb,  j  j. 29.  and  pitched  in  Hajhmonah 
jo.  they  departed  from  Hajhmonab,mA 
«aty»b. 
1  Cfo\9.i4.SIiem-iiahthefonofH<j/o.  Tvefoii.iy. 
,Neb.}  .11.  and  H.zjfo<i&  the  fonne  of  Pahath-M  oab 
2 j. and  Hajhub  over  againft  their  houfe 
io.23.Ho{he*,Hanani3lv.  Hajhub,  fealed 
^aHj  tin. 
£^tf  2.19.  children  of  Hajhttm  22  j 

10.  j  j.  of  the  fonnes  of  ffa/Zw#,Mattenai 
2ve&.7. 22. children  of  Hiftium  J28 

8 .  4.  and  Hajbum  an  J  Hiihbadana  on  the  left 
io.i8.Hodia!i,  Hafhum,  Bezai,fealed 
^afhapba. 

Neh.7.46.  the  children  ofHajhupha 

ilfafcab,  See  ^ar^aief, 

Gen.19.  12.  fe/2  thou  here  any  befides 

whatfoever  thou  baft  in  the  city 
27.  j  8.  haft  thou  but  one  blelfingmy  father 
j  2.28.  as  a  prince  bafl  thou  power  with  God 
j  j  .9.keep  that  thou  baft  unto  thy  felfe 
45.io.thou,thy  flocks,heards,&  al  that  thou  h. 
1 1  .left  all  that  thou  bajl  come  to  poverty 

Exod.9. 19. znd  all  that  thou  haft  in  the  field 
1  j,i2.which  chou  foz/2,the  males  (halbe  the  L. 

Deut.8.1  j. and  all  that  thou  bafl  is  multiplied 
1 2.26.I10U/  things  which  thou  bafl,8i  thy  vow. 
21. 1  i.and  hail a  defire  unto  her  that  thou 

fojh.  1 7 . 1 7«and  bafl  great  power 

fndg.  1 8.  j  .and  what  hail  thou  here 

Ruth  j .  1 5;  .bring  the  vaile  that  thou  baft  upon  thee 

1  Sam.i  j.6.and  peace  be  to  all  that  thou  haft  ^ 

z  Sam.i  j.  j  5.  haft  thou  not  here  with  thee  Zadok 
.18.  22. feeing  that  thou  haft,  no  tidings  ready 

i  King. 2.8  .behold  thou  baft  with  thee  Shimei  the 

z  Kjng.q.z.  what  bafl  thou  in  the  houfe 

1  Cfowj.29.17.and  bafl  pleafure  in  uprightneffe 

fob  io.^:baH  thou  eyes  of  fle(h,  or 

j  4. 1  tf  .if  now  thou  bafl  underftanding,  heare 
j  8.4.  if  thou  baft  underftanding 
qo.y.hafi  thou  an  arme  like  God,  or 

Pfal.89. 1  j .  thou  baft  a  mighty  arme 


HAS        HAS 

1  to.j.thou  baft  the  dew  of  thy  youth 
Prov.  j.  28.  when  thou  baft  it  by  thee 

22.27.  if  thou  haft  nothing  to  pay,  why 
Cant.  1;  1  5.  thou  hajl  doves  eyes 

4.1. thou  baft  doves  eyes  within  thy 
Ifa.$.6.  faying,Thou  fo^  clothing,be  thou 

22.16.what  haft  thou  here?whom  haft  thou  here 
j  8. 1 7.but  thou  haft  in  love  to  my  foak 
fer.30.1  j.  thou  baft  no  healing  medicine 
Mattb.  19.2  i.and  fell  all  that  thou  baft,  and 

25.25.  loe,  there  thouhaft  that  is  thine 
Mark.  10.21  fell  whatfoever  thou  baft,  and 
Lull.  1 2.i9.foule,thou  fcd/2  much  goods  laid  up 
18.2a.fell  all  that  thou  haft,  and  diftribute 
John  4.1  i.fir,thou  hajl  nothing  to  draw  with,and 
from  whence  then  bajl  thou  that  living 
18.  for  thou  haft  had  five  husbands, 

and  he  whom  thou  now  fc^i?  is  not 
6".6"8.thou  baft  the  words  of  eternall  life 
7.  20.  thou  haft  a  devill,  who 
8.48.  and  hajl  a  devill 

52.  we  know  that  thou  bajl  a  devill 
1  j.8.wafh  thee  not,  thou  haft  no  part  with  me 
Alls  8.21.  thou  baft  neither  part  nor  lot  in 
2J.19.  what  is  that  thou  baft  to  tell  me 
Rom.  2.2  o. which  bail  the  forme  of  knovvledge,and 

14.22.  baft  thou  faith,  have  it  to  thy  felfe 
1  Cor. 4.7.  what  haft  thou,  that  thou  didft  not  rec. 

8.10.  fee  thee  which  baft  knowledge,  fit  at 
Pbilem.f.  and  faith  which  thou  haft  toward  God 
fam.z.i8.&  man  may  fay  thou  haft  faith,  and 
Revel. 2. j. haft  born,  baft  patience  for  my  na.f.kefo. 
6.  but  this  thou  baft,  that  thou  hateft 
1 4.  becaufe  thou  bafl  there  them  that  hold 
15.fi>  baft  thoualfo  them  that  hold  the 
3.1.  that  thou  haft  a  name  that  thou  liveft,and 
4.  thou  haft  a  few  names,  even  in  Sardis 
8.  for  choabaft  a  little  ftrength,  and 
1 1.  hold  that  faft  which  thou  bajl 


Gen.  19.22.  bafte  thee,  efcape  thither 
45.  9  bafte  you,  and  goe  up  to  my  father 
13.  you  (hall  bafte,  and  bring  down  my  fath. 

1  Sam.  20.  j  8.  make  fbeed,  bafte,  flay  not,  and 
2j.27.faying,H<j/?e  thee  and  come,for  the  Phi. 

Pfal.zz.19.  O  my  ftrength,  bafte  thee  to  helpe  me 


£.ro^.  io.i6\Pharaoh  called  for  Mo.&  AxAnbafte 
1 2. 1 1 .  ye  (hall  eate  it  in  bafte 
j  j. might  fend  them  out  of  the  land  in  bafte 
Dent.  i6.j.forth  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt  in  bafte 

1  Sam.zi.8.  kings bufinefle  required  bafte 

2  I<i«>;.7. 15. Syrians  had  caftaway  in  their  bafte 
E?ra  4.2J.  they  went  up  in  bafte  to  Jerufalem  to 
Pfal.i  i.22.for  I  faid  in  my  bafte,  I  am 

1 16.1  i.I  faid  in  my  bafte,  All  men  are  lyars 
lfa.  5  2. 1 2.ye  (hall  not  goe  out  with  bafte,  nor 
Van. 2. 2  5. brought  in  Dan/before  the  king  in  bafte 

j. 2 4.  and  rore  up  in  bafte,  and  fpake,  and 

6.  19.  went  in  bafte  unto  the  den  of  lions 
Mar.6.z$.fhz came  in  ftraight  way  with  bajle  to 
Lu{e  1. j 9.  went  into  the  hill-countrey  with  bafte 

z.16.  and  they  came  with  bafte,  and  found 
l&afteO. 

GciiA  8.7.  young  man  hafted  to  drefle  it 
24.18.  drinke  my  lord,  and  ftie  hafted 
20.  (he  hafled,  and  emptied  her  pitcher 
Exod.  5. 1  j .  the'tax-mafters  hafted  them,  faying 
fojh.  4. 10.  people  hafted  and  paffed  over 
8.i4.that  they  bafted,m&  rofe  up  earely,  and 
19.  hafted,  and  fet  the  city  on  fire 

1  o.  1  j.  and  hafted  not  to  goe  do wne  about 
JWg.20.j7.and  theliers  in  waite  hafted,  and 

1  Sam.x-j.  48, that  David  hafted  and  ran  tow.  Phi. 

25. 2j.  Abigail  faw  David, (he  hafted, and 
j  4.  except  thou  hadft  hafted  and 
42.  and  Abigail  bailed  and  rofe  up,  and 

2  8.24.  and  (lie  hafted  and  killed  it,  and 

2  Sam.ig.  i6.Shimei  which  was  of  Bahut-bafted  & 

1  Kjng.zo.  41.  and  htbaftedmd  tooke  theafties 

2  Kjng.9.1  j  then  they  hafted  and  tooke  every  man 
2  Chron.  26.20.  yea  himfelfe  hafted  to  goe  out 
Eftb.6. 1 2.but  Haman  hafted  to  his  houfe. 

1 4.  and  hafted  to  bring  Haman  unto  banifti. 
fob  j  1 . 5  .or  if  my  foot  hath  hafted  to  deceit 
Pfal.  48. 5.  they  were  troubled  and  hafted  away 


HAS       HAT 

i04.7.voice  of  thy  thunder,they  hailed  away 
Acl.zo.  16.  for  he  bajledii  it  were  poftible  for 

Haften, 

1  Kjng.z  2„9.and  faid,  Haften  hither  Michaiah  the 

2  Chron. z^.^nd  fee  that  ye  fez/foz  the  matter 
P/#/.  16.4.  that  haften  after  another  God 

55.8.I  would  fez/JWz  my  efcape  from 
Ecclef.z.z^.  orwhoelfe  Can  haften  hereunto 
Ija.^.ig.  and  haften  his  worke,that  we  may  fee 

60. 2  2. 1  the  Lord  will  /;a/2«z  it  in  his  time 
jw.i.i2.Ile baftcn my  word  toperforme it 

l^aaencO, 
Gf?M8.6.Abraham  battened  into  the  tent  to  Sarah 

19. 1 5.  the  angels  baftened  Lot 
2  Chron.  24. 5.  the  Levites  baftened  it  not 
£/?. j.  1 5.pofts  went  out  being  bajle.  by  Ch.8. 14. 
fer.  1 7 . 1 6.1  have  not  baftened  from  being 

dafteticth. 
i/a.  5 1. 14.  the  captive  exile  baftenetb  that 


9.  26.as  the  Eagle  that  hajlcih  to  the  prey 
0.23.  and  hafieth  not,  he  trufteth  he  can 


40.23.  and  hafieth  not,  he  trufteth  he  can 
Pw.7.23.  as  a  bird  M/ta/j  to  thefnare,  and 
19.  2.  that  £«/?«/)  with  his  feet,  finneth 
28.22.  he  that  hafteth  to  be  rkhjhatn  an  evill 
Eccl.i.f.&ndbaileth  to  the  place  where  hearofe 
Jer.48. 16.  and  his  affliction  hafteth  faft 
Habali.i.S.as  the  eagle  that  bafte t b  to  eat 
Zeph.i.  14.it  is  neere,  and  foj/rVifo  greasly 

Pyow.  14.29.that  is  hafty  of  fpirit,  exaheth  folly 
21.5  .every  one  that  is  bafty  onely  to  want 
29.10.  feeft  thou  a  man  that  is  bafty  in 
Ecclef.^.z.  let  not  thine  heart  bthafty  to 
7.9.  be  not  hafty  in  thy  fpirit  to 
8 .  j .  be  not  too  hafty  to  goe  out  of  his  fight 
lfa.zi.Of.  and  as  the  baily  fruit  before  the  funne 
Dan.z.i  5.  decree  fo  hafty  from  the  king 
Hab.i.6.thu  bitter  and  hafty  nation  which 


G«z.4i.i4.broughthim  haftily  out  of  the  dungeon 
fudg.Z'Zi.  without  driving  them  out  hailily 

9.54.then  he  called  hailily  unto  the  young 
1  Sam.4, 1 4.the  man  came  in  hailily  and  told 
1  King.  20.  j  j .  and  did  haftily  catch  it  \ 

Prov.zo.zi.  inheritance  maybe  gotten  haftily  ,but 

25.8.goe  not  forth  haftily  to  ftrive   • 
fohn  1 1 .  j  1 .  faw  Mary  that  (he  rofe  up  &*/?$,  and 


lfa.  16.5.  and  fa/Ziffig  righteoufneffe 

2  Ptf .  j .  1 2.and  baftmg  unto  the  coming  of  the  day 

Clafupha. 
£•^•(2  2.43 .  Nethinims  :  the  children  o[Hafupha 
^ataclj, 

£jZfo4.5.th:n  called  Efther  for  Hatacb  one  of 
6.  fo  Hatacb  went  forth  to  Mordecai 

9.  Hrtto:/:)  came  and  told  Efther  the     . 

10.  againe  Efther  fpake  unto  Hatacb  and 

llatcl). 
Jp.34.1 5.  and  lay,  and  hatch,  and  gather 
59. 5. they  hatch  cockatrice  egges,  and 
l^aterjetl). 
fer.  1 7. 1 1  .and  hatcbeth  them  not ,  fo  he  that 

i|ate« 
Gw.24.60.thy  feed  poft.the  gate  of  thofe  that  hate 

50.1 5.Jofeph  peradventure  will  hate  us 
Z.ra'M9.i7.thou  (halt  not  bate  thy  brother  in 

2^.17.  they  that  tee  you  (hall  reigne 
Nmn.10.  j  5  .let  them  that  hate  thee  flee 
De«f.7.io.repayeth  them  that  batehim  to 
1 5 .  upon  all  them  that  hate  thee 
19. 1 1  .if  any  man  bate  his  neighbour,  and 

22. 1  j  .and  goe  in  unto  her,  and  bate  her 
24.  j.  if  the  latter  husband  bate  her,  and 
30.7.  and  on  them  that  hate  thee,  which 
3  j.i  1.  and  of  them  that  bate  him,  and 

2  Cfow.19-2.and  love  them  that  bate  the  Lord 
fob  8.22.they  that  hate  thee  (hall  be  cloathed 
P/(i/.2i.8.findout  thofe  that  hate  thee 

54.2 1.  that  bate  the  righteous,(hall  be  defolate 
44.to.and  they  which  hate  us3fpoile  for  themf. 
68. 1.  let  them  alfo  that  hate  him,  flee 
8  j. 2.  and  they  that  bate  thee,  have  lift  tip 

89.2  j.  and  plague  them  that  bate  him 
97. 1  o.ye  that  love  the  Lord  j  hate  evill 
105.  2  5iturned  their  heart  to  toe  his  people 

Rt?  iap.5.and_ 


HAT        HAT 


1 29.  j. and  turned  backe  that  bate  Zion 
Vrov.i.zi.  and  fooles  hate  knowledge 
6.i6.thefe  6.things  doth  the  Lord  toe,yea 
8.1  g.  feare  of  the  Lord  is  to  toe  evill 
9.8 .  reprove  not  a  ("corner,  left  he  bate  thee 
19.7.  brcth.  of  the  poore  doe  bate  him 
25. 17.  and  fo  bate  thee 
29. 1  o.  blood  thirftie  to*  the  upright 
Ecckf.i$.  and  a  time  to  bate 
E-Ksk-  16.27.unto  the  will  of  them  that  bate  thee 
D#z.  4. 19.  the  dreame  be  to  them  that  bate  thee 
Am.  5.  10.  they  to  him  that  rebuketh  in  the  gate 

15.  bate  the  evill,  and  love  the  good 
Micah  3.2.  who  bate  the  good,  and  love 
Matth.5.43.  and  to  thine  enemie, but 

44.do  good  to  them  that  bate  you  Lu\.6.vt,. 
<5.24.either  he  will  hate  the  one,     Ltl\e  16.17. 
24.  i  o.  and  (hall  bate  one  another 
I«£e  1-71-  from  the  hand  of  all  that  bate  us 
6.zz.  when  menfhall  bate  you,  and 
14.26.  and  bate  not  his  father  and 
John  7.7.the  world  cannot  bate  you,  but  me 

1  5. 1 8.if  the  world  bate  you,ye  know 
1  John  3.13.  if  the  world  bate  you 
Revel. 17.16.  thefe  (hall  toe  the  whore,and 
i  ii^ate. 

1  I<i&g.22.8.but  I  to  him,  for  he  doth  not 

2  Cbron.  1 8 .7.  but  I  bate  him,for  he  never  prophe. 
Vfal.  10 1.  j.I  bate  the  work  of  them  that  turn  afide 

1 19.1 04.  therefore  I  hate  every  falfe  way 

Verfei23. 
1 1 3 .1  bate  vaine  thoughts,  but 
163. 1  toe  and  abhorre  lying,  but 
1 39.2 1 .  do  not  I  toe  them,0  Lo.  that  tothee 
22. 1  hale  them  with  perfeft  hatred 
Pjw.B.i  3  .the  frowardmouth  doe  I  hate 
ffa.61.%.  I  hate  robbery  for  burnt  offering,  and 
fer.  44.4.  doe  not  this  abomma.  thing,that  I  hate 
Amss  5 . 2 1 .1  hatc,\  defpife  your  feaft  daies 

6.8.  and  I  bate  his  palaces 
Zcch.2. 17.  that  I  toe,  faith  the  Lord 
Rom  7 . 1 5 .  but  what  I  toe,that  doe  I 
Revel.z.  6.  which  I  alfo  hate 

15.doci.of  the  Nicolait.  which  thing  I  bate 
^atzme 
Gen.z6.17.  come  ye  to  me,  feeing  ye  bate  me 
JE.t0.2o.  5  .third  &  fourth  gen  .of  them  that  toe  me 

Defltf.5.9. 
De/tf.3  2.4i.and  will  reward  them' that  toe  me 
fuck.  1 1 .7.doe  not  ye  hate  me 

14. 1 6.  thou  doft  but  toe  me,  and  ' 

2  Sam.zz.41.  might  dcftroy  them  that  toe  me 

Vfal.  1 8.40. 
P/H.9.i3.whichl  fufferofthem  that  toe  me 
25.19.they  toe  me  with  cruell  hatred 
3  $.i9.that  toe  me  without  a  caufe 
jg.ij.theythat  toe  me  wrongfully  are  many 
41 .7.  all  that  hate  me  whifper  together 
5  y.3-and  in  wrath  they  toe  me 
69.4.  they  that  toe  me  without  a  caufe  are 

1 4. delivered  from  them  that  toe  me 
8  6. 1 7 .  t  hat  they  w  hich  toe  me  may  fee  it 
1 1 8.7.  my  defire  upon  them  that  toe  me 
P?*0.8.36\all  they  that  toe  me  love  death 

iS?atet>. 
Gew.27.41.Efau  hated  Jacob  becaufe  of  the  bleffing 
29.31.  when  the  Lord  faw  that  Leah  was  bated 
3  3  .becaufe  the  Lord  heard  that  I  was  hated 
3 7»4.they  hated  him,and  could  not  fpeak  a 

5.  and  they  hated  him  yet  the  more     Ver.8. 
49.2  3  .archers  (hot  at  him,and  hated  him 
Dettt.  1 . 27.2nd  faid,Becaufe  the  Lord  hated us,he 
4-42.and  hated  him  not  in  times  paft,  and 
9. 28. becaufe  he  hated  them,  he 
i9.4.whom  he  toed  not  in  time  pad    . 

6  .as  he  toed  him  not  in  time  paft 
21.15 •an-d  another  hated 

both  the  beloved  and  the  hated3  and 
fitft  born  fon  be  hers  that  was  hated 
i6.bcforethe  fon  of  the  hated 
1 7. acknowledge  the  fon  of  the  toed  for 
fofi.zo.  5.  and  toedhim  not  before-time 
Judg.  1  r.i.that  thou  hadft  utterly  toed  her 
2  Saw.  5. 8. and  the  blind,that  are  toed  of  David 
1 3. 1 5. then  Amnon  hated  her  exceedingly 

hatred  wherewith  he  hated  her  was 


HAT        HAT 

22.for  Abfalom  hated  Amnon,  becaufe 
22.18.  and  from  them  that  hated  me 
Eft.tf.  1.  Jewes  had  rule  over  them  that  hated  them 
5.  what  they  would  to  thofe  that  hated  them 
fob  3  i.29.atthe  deftruct.of  them  that  hatedme,oi 
Pyiy.18.17.and  from  them  which  hated  me, for 
26.5.I  have  hated  the  congregation  of  evill 
3 1 .6.1  have  bated  them  that  regard  lying 
44.7.put  them  to  (hame  that  hated  us 
5  5. 1 2.neither  was  it  he  that  hated  me 
106.  io.from  the  hand  of  him  that  toed  them 
41.  they  that  toed  them  ruled  over  them 
Pw.t.29.for  that  they  hated  knowledge,and 
5.1 2.and  fay,How  have  I  hated  inftruftion 
14.  i7.a  man  of  wicked  devices  is  hated 
20.thepoor  is  hated  even  of  his 
Eee/e/72. 1.7. therefore  I  bated  life,  becaufe 
i8.yea,I  hated  all  my  labour  which 
Ifa.60.1 5.and  hated,  fo  that  no  man  went  thorow 

66. 5. your  brethren  that  toedyou,that 
fer.  1 2#  8.  therefore  have  I  hated  it 
£^.i6.37>with  all  them  that  thou  haft  hated 

3  5.6\(ith  thou  haft  not  toed  bloud,even 
Hof.9,1 5.for  there  I  hated  them :  for  the  wickedn. 
Mai.  1.3.  and  I  hated  Efau,  and 
Matth.i  0,22.  and  ye  (hall  be  bated  of  all  men  for 
Mar.13.13.Lul1.z1.i7. 

24.9.  ye  (hall  be  hatedoi all  nations  for 
Lu\e  19.  i4.but  his  citizens  hated  him,  and 
John  1 5. 1 8. that  it  hated me  before  it  bated  yon 

24.theyboth  feen,and  toed  both  me 
2  5 .  they  hated  we  without  a  caufe 
17. i4.the  world  hath  hated  them,becaufe 
Rom.9.1 3  .but  Efau  have  I  hated 
Epbefa.z9.n0  man  ever  yet  toed  his  own  flefli 
Hciu  .9.  and  hated  iniquity,  therefore  God 

Hatefull, 
P/S/.36.2.  till  his  iniquity  be  found  to  be  hatefull 
T«.3.3.andenvy,toe/7<#,and  hating  one  another 
Rei\i8.2.unclean,and  hatefull  bird 

l£ateful*p< 
£^.13.29.  they  (hall  deal  with  thee  hatefully 

Haters, 
Vf.S  1.1  y .  the  haters  of  the  L.  (hould  have  fubmit. 
Rom.1.10.  backbiters,  haters  of  God 

i|ateft. 
zSam.19.6.  and  toe/2  thy  friends, for 
Vfal.5.1). thou  hatefl  all  workers  of  iniquity 

45.7.1oveft  righteoufnefle,&  hatefl  wickednefli 
5o.i7.feeing  thou  hatefl  iriftruction,and 
E3y.23.28.into  the  hand  of  them  whom  thou  ha. 
Rev.z.6.thouhatefi  the  deeds  of  the  Nicolaitans 

Hatetlj. 

£#0.23.5.  fee  the  affe  of  him  that  bateth  thee  lying 

Deut.7.10.  not  be  flack  to  him  that  bateth  him,he 

1 2.3 1. which  he  bateth  have  they  done  to  their 

1 6. 2  2. which  the  Lord  thy  God  bateth 

22.16.  and  he  hateth  her 

fob  1 6.9.Y/hohateth  me,he  gnafheth  on  me 

34.17.  (hall  he  that  bateth  right  govern 
Vfal.  1 1 .5.  that  loveth  violence  his  foul  bateth 

1 20.6.1ong  dwelt  with  him  that  hateth  peace 
Vro.  1 1 .1 5  .he  that  bateth  furetiihip  is  fure 
1 2. 1.  he  that  hateth  reproofe  is  brutifli 
1 3. 5 .  a  righteous  man  bateth  lying 
24.that  fpareth  his  todhatetb  his  fon 

15.10.  he  that  hateth  reproof  (hall  die 
27.  he  that  bateth  gifts  (hall  live 

26. 24-he  that  toe*fo,diflembleth  with  his  lips 

2  8  .a  lying  tongue  hateth  thofe  that  are  afflic. 
»8. i6.he  that  hateth  covetoufnefs  (hall  prolong 
29.24.partner  with  a  thiefe  hateth  his  own  foul 
lfa.1.14. an<l  your  feafts  my  foul  hateth 
Mai.  z.16.  that  he  bateth  putting  away 
fohn  3.2o.thatdoth  evill,  hateth  the  light 
7.7.  but  me  it  hateth,  becaufe 
1  Z.25.I1C  that  hateth  his  life  in  this  world 
1 5.19.  therefore  the  world  hateth  you 
2  3  .he  that  bateth  me  bateth  my  Father 
1  fohn  2.9.  and  bateth  his  brother  is  in 

1 1. but  he  that  hateth  his  brother  is  in  darkn. 
3.1 5.whofoever  hateth  his  broth,  is  a  murtherer 
4.20.and  hateth  his  brother ,he  is  a  lyar 
Hating. 
Ear0d.18.21.men  of  truth,to»g  covetoufnefle 
Titus  3.3.  and  hating  one  another 


HAT        HAT 

fude  23 . bating  even  the  garment  (potted  by 
Hath  Hath, 

Ge?z.i.20.che  moving  creature  that  hath  life 
23.9.give  me  the  cave  of  Mackpe. which  he  hath 
24.36.  to  hlmbath  he  given  all  that  he  hath 

39.8.  committed  all  chat  he  hath  to  mine  hand 
Exod,  3  2.24.  whofoever  hath  any  gold,let  him 
Lev.i  i.9.whatfoever  bath  fins  and  fcales  in 

1 2.  whatfoever  bath  no  fins  is  unclean 
42.or  whatfoever  hath  more  feet  among 

i3-i2.ofhim  thzthatb  the  plague,  from 

13.  pronounce  him  clean  that  hath  the  plag. 

Verf.  17. 
29. or  a  woman  hath  a  plague  upon 
3 1. (hut  him  up  that  bath  the  plague  of 
4 1  .he  that  hath  his  haire  fallen  off  from 
5o.(hut  up  it  that  hath  the  plague  feven  dayes 
1 5. 2. if  any  man  hath  a  running  ifliie 

4-bed  whereon  he  lies  that  hath  the  iff.is  unc. 

6.whereon  he  fate  that  hath  the  iffue,  (hall 

7.  toucheth  the  flefh  of  him  that  hath  the 

8. if  he  that  hath  the  iflue  (pit  on 

9.  tadeth  upon,that  hath  the  iffue,(hajl 

1  i.whomfoever  he  toucheth  that  hath  the  iff. 

1  i.which  bath  the  iflue,  (hall  be  broken 

1 3  .when  he  that  hath  an  iflue  is  clcanfed 
3  z.  this  is  the  law  of  him  that  hath  an  iflue 
Verfe  33. 
20.  27.  or  womaji  that  hath  a  familiar  fpirit 
2 1 . 1 7. that  bath  any  blemi(h,let  him  not 
1 8. whatfoever  man  he  be  that  bath  a  blemilh 
or  he  that  hath  a  flat  nofe,  or 
20.or  that  hatha  blemifli  in  his  eye 

or  hath  his  bones  broken 

21.no  man  that  hath  ablem.of  the  feed  of  A. 

he  bath  a  blemifh.he  (hall  not  come 

2  3 .  becaufe  he  bath  a  blemifh,that  he 
2  2.4.or  bath  a  running  iflue,  he 

5.whatfoever  uncleanneffe  he  hath 
zo.but  whatfoever  hath  a  blemifh,that 
27.28.unto  the  Lord  of  all  that  he  hath 
Nam.^.z.evay  one  that  hath  an  iflue,and 

1 9. 1 5. which  bath  no  covering  bound  upon  rt,is 
23.22.he  tofc,as  it  were,the  ftreng.  of  3n  unic. 
Chap.  24.8. 
27-4.becaufe  he  hath  no  fon 
Deut.q.S.thzt  hath  ftatutes  &  judgments  fo  right. 
1  c.9.wherefore  Levi  bath  no  part  or 
1 2. 1 2.  he  bath  no  part  nor  inheritance 

Chap.  14.27. 
14. 10.  whatfoever  hath  not  fins  or  fcales 

29.becaufe  hee  bath  no  part  nor 
2 1 . 1 6.  to  inherit  that  which  he  batb}that 
17.  a  double  portion  of  all  that  he  hath 
25.10.  that  bath  his  (hooeloofed 
fof.6. 2  2  .and  all  that  (he  bafh,  as 

7. 1 5 .  he,  and  all  tint  hee  to^becaufe     • 
/«d.6. 25. down  the  altar  of  Baal  that  thy  hth.hath 

1  Sam.  2. 5  .(he  that  bath  many  children  is  waxen 

15.22.  hath  the  Lord  as  great  delight  in 
i  8 . 2  2.fay,Behold,the  King  hath  delight  in  thee 
20. 29. for  our  family  hath  a  facrifice  in 
25.21.that  this  fellow  hath  in  the  wilderneffe 
28.7.  feek  me  a  woman  that  hath  a  familiar  fp. 
there  is  a  woman  that  hath  a  familiar 

2  S<»».3.29.one  that  hath  an  iflue,  or  that  is 

9.3  Jonathan  hath  yet  a  fon  which  is 
13.24.  thy  (errant  hath  fheep-fliearers,  let 
14.30.  and  he  hath  barly  there,  goe 
1 5.4.that  every  man  which  hath  any  fuit  or 

1  ICi72g.10.19.the  throne  hath  fix  fteps,and 

2  Kjng.q.z. thine  hand-maid  bath  not  any  thing 

14/verily,  (he  bath  no  child,  and 
2  Chro.z  5. 8. for  God  hath  power  to  helped 
fob  1 . 1  o.about  all  that  he  hath  on  every 
1 1  .and  touch  all  that  he  batb,and 
1 2,  all  that  he  bath  is  in  thy  power 
2.4.yea,all  that  a  man  hath  will  he  give 
5.  i6.fo  the  poor  hath  hope,  and 
6. 5  -doth  the  w  ilde  affe  bray  when  he  both  grafle 

1 7.9.  and  he  that  hath  clean  hands  (hall 
21.21.  what  pleafure  bath  he  in  his  houfc 
26.2.that  bath  no  ftrength 

j.counfelled  him  that  bath  no  wifdome 
6.  and  deftrnction  hath  no  covering 
3  2.i9.which  hatbno  ventjit  is  ready 

V:  1  '.  38.28.  fa?/; 


HAT       HAT 

38.28.  hatb.  the  rain  a  father?  or 
Pfal.  5 .4-not  a  God  that  hath  pleafure  i»  wickedn. 
14.4.  that  bath  clean  hands  ;  who  hath  not  life 
3  $.Z7.  which  tefc  pleafure  in  the  profperity  of 
3  7.  i6.a  little  that  a  righteous  man  bath  is 
69.3  i.that  ta&  horns  or  hoofes 
7  a.  1  a.and  him  that  hath  no  helper 
88.4.I  am  as  a  man  that  hath  no  ftrength 
10 1. 5. him  that  hath  an  high  look  and  a  proud 
1 09. 1 1 .  catch  all  that  he  hath,and  let 
ia7.<.  happy  is  the  man  th.ax.hath  his  quiver 

146.5.  happy  is  he  that  hath  the  G.  of  Jacob  for 

1 50.6.  every  thing  that  bath  breath  praife 
Prav.io. *3.of  him  that  hath  unitrftinding 

2, 3  .a  man  of  underftanding  hath  w  ifdome 
n.^.and  hath  a  fervant,is  better  then 
j,.4.foul  of  the  flugg.deiireth,&  hath  nothing 
7-that  maketh  himfelf  rich^yet  bath  nothing 
mikes  himfelf  poor,yet  hath  great  riches 
1 4. 20  .but  the  rich  hath  many  friends 
3 1, bath  mercy  on  the  poor 
3  2.righteous  to/>  hope  in  his  death 
3  3. in  the  heart  of  hiro  that  bath  underftand. 
1  j .  1 4.heart  of  him  that  hath  underftanding 
1 5 .  hath  a  continuall  feaft 
13.3  man  hath  joy  by  the  anfwer  of 
1 6.2,1.  unto  him  that  bath  it,  but 
1 7.  8 .  in  the  eyes  of  him  that  bath  it 

i6.feeing  he  bath  no.  heart  to  it 
•  20.  he  that  hath  a  froward  heart  findeth 

he  that  hath  a  perverfe  tongue  falleth 
a  1  .father  of  a  fool  hath  no  joy 
24.  w  ifdome  is  before  him  that  hath  underft. 
27 .he  that  hath  knowledge  fpeaketh 
1 8.2.a  fool  hathno  delight  in  undemanding 

24.  a  man  that  hath  friends  mnft  (hew 
10.17.he  that  hath  pitie  on  the  poor,lendetb 
that  which  he  hath  given,  will  he  pay 
a 3. and  he  that  hath  it  (hall  abide 
ay  .reprove  one  that  hath  underftanding>and 
aa-9.he  that  hath  a  bountiful!  eye  ihall 
23 .6.that  hath  an  evill  eye,  neither 

29.  v/hohath  woe  ?  who  hath  forrow  ? 

who  hath  contentions  ?  who  hath  babl. 
who  hath  wounds  without  caufe  ? 
who  bath  rednefleofeyes 
2y.a8.he  that  hath  no  rule  over  his  fjpirit 
28. 1 1.  but  the  poor  that  hath  underftanding 
22.  bath  an  evill  eye,ind  con(idijrah  not 
Eccl.i.  3.  what  profit  bath  ^  man  of  all  his  labour 
2.2a. wherein  he  hath  laboured  under  the  fun 
3 .9.  what  profit  bath  he  that  w otketh  in 

19X0  that  a  m.sn  bath  no  preeminence  above 
4.8. he  hath  nei>  her  ch»ld  nor  brother 
io.lor  h-  hath  not  another  to  help 
5.4.foi-  he  tefonopleaiure  in  fools 

i6.what  profit  hath  he  that  hath  laboured  for 
i7.and  he  bath  much  forrow,  and 
6. 5. he  hath  not  feen  the  fun,nor  known 
8.  for  wh;t  hath  the  wife  more  then 

what  hath  the  poor  1  hat  knoweth  to  walk 
8.8 .  neither  bath  he  power  in  the  day  of  death 
10.20.  and  that  whkhhatb  wings  (hall  tell  the 
Can. 3 .8 .every  man  bath  his  fword  upon 
8 .6.  w  hich  hath  a  moft  vehement  flame 
8.and  (he  hath  no  breafts,what 
ifa.  1  ^o.and  as  a  garden  that  hath  no  water 
5.1 .  my  well-beloved  hath  a  vineyard  in 
29>4.asof  one  that  hath  a  familiar  fpirit 

8,  and  his  foul  hath  appetite,fo 
3.4.6.  for  the  Lord  bath  afacrifice  in  Boirah 
40.20.that  he  hath  no  oblation  ,chufeth 
45.9. or  thy  work,he  hathno  hands 
49.  io.he  that  hath  mercy  on  them  (hall 
jo.  1  o.and  hath  no  light,  let  him  truft 
5  3-2.he  hath  no  form  nor  comlinefle 
54. 10.  that  hath  mercy  on  thee 
5  5. 1. and  he  that  hath  no  money,  come 
fer.  5 .  23 .  this  people  hath  a  revolting  heart 
13. 28 .the  prophet  that  hath  a  dream,let  him 
he  that  hath  my  word,let  him  fpeak 
25.31.  Lo.  hath  a  controverfie  with  the  nations 
46.  lo.fot  the  Lord  hath  a  fasrifice  in  the  north 
49.  i.hath  he  no  heire  ?  why  then 
Lam.i  .ao.my  foul  hath  them  ftil  in  remembrance 
£^.19. 14.  fo  that  (he  hath  no  ftrong  rod  to  be 


H  AT        HAT 

33.3  a.  of  one  that  hath  a  pleafant  voice  ' 
230/4.1. Lord  hath  a  controverfie  with  the  inhab. 
8.7.  it  bath  no  (talk,  the  bud  (hall 
1 2.2.Lord  hath  a  controverfie  with  Judah,  and 
Amos  3 .4.  when  he  hath  no  prey,  will  he  roar 
Micab  6.2.  Lord  hath  a  controverfie  with  his  peo. 
Nab.1.3.  the  Lord  hath  his  way  in  the  whirlwind 
Afa/.i.4.againft  whom  the  h.hath  indign.for  ever 

1 4.which  bath  in  his  flock  a  m3le,and 

Mat.  5 . 2  3  .that  thy  brother  hath  ou  ght  againft  thee 

8.ao.Son  of  man  hath  not  where  to  lay  his 

Luke  9.58. 
9-6.that  the  Son  of  man  hath  no  power  on 
1 1 . 1 5  .he  that  hath  ears  to  hear ,let  him  hear 
Chap.  1 3. 9. 
1 8. and  they  fay,He  bath  a  divell 
1 3 . 1  i.whofoever  hathno  him  (hall  be  given 

I^r8.i8. 
but  whofoever  Wfr  not,  from  him  (hall 
LukeS.it. 
ar.  yet  hath  he  not  root  in  himfelf,but 
27.  from  whence  then  hath  it  tares 

43 .  who  hath  ears  to  hear,  let  him  hear 

Lukp  14.35. 
44.and  felleth  all  that  he  hatb,  and 
54.  whence  bath  this  man  this  wifdomeaand 
56.whence  then  hatb  this  man  all  thefe 
a  1. 3. the  Lord  hath  need  of  them,and 
ay.28.give  it  to  him  that  hath  ten  talents 
29-to  every  one  that  hath  (ha\\  be  given 

iW^i'^4.25.  Lake  ig.i6. 
but  from  him  that  hath  not,(halbe  taken 
even  that  which  he  hatb 
Mar.^.i^.Luk.ig.z6. 
Mark  a.  lo.that  the  Son  of  man  hath  power  on 
3.aa.he^tffrBeelzebub,and  by  the  prince  of 
a6.he  cannot  ftand,but  hath  an  end 
30.faid,  He  hath  an  unclean  fpirit 
4.9.  he  that  hath  ears  to  hear,let  him  hear 

Z.»fc8.8. 
6.a.from  whence  hath  this  man  thefe 
9.i7.myfon»whichtoba  dumb  fpirit 
n.3.fay  ye,That  the  Lord  hatb  need  of  him 
Luke  3 . 1 1. he  that  hath  two  coat$,let  him  impart 
he  that  hath  meat,let  him  doe  likewife 
5.24.  that  the  Son  of  man  hath  power  on  earth 
7.33  .and  ye  fay,He  hath  a  divell 
1  a.  5  .which  after  he  hath  killed,  bath  power  to 

44.  him  ruler  over  all  that  he  hath 

14.3  3  .that  forfaketh  not  all  that  he  batb3he 
19.a4.give  it  to  him  that  hath  ten  pounds 

a5«Lord,he  hatb  ten  pounds 

3 1.  becaufe  the  Lord  hath  need  of  him 

34-they  faid,The  Lord  bath  need  of  him 
ao.24.whofe  fuperfcription  hath  it?They 
22.36.  he  that  hath  a  purfe,let  him  take 

and  he  that  bath  no  fword,let  him 
24. 3  9.for  a  fpirit  hath  not  fle(h  and 
John  3 .29<he  that  hatb  the  bride  is  the  bridegroom 

36.  that  beleeveth  on  the  Son  bath  everlaft. 
4. 44. that  a  prophet  hatb  no  honour  in  his  own 
5.a4.on  him  that  fent  me,  hath  everlafting  life 

26.as  the  Father  hatb  life  in  himfelfe 
6.Q.  lad  here,  which  hatb  five  barley  loaves,and 

47.beleeveth  on  me  hath  everlafting  life 

54.and  drinketh  my  bloud,  bath  eternall 
8.37.  becaufe  my  word  hathno  place  in  you 
io.ao.faid,He  hath  a  divell,  and 

2 1  .not  the  words  of  him  that  bath  a  divell 
ii.a.S.batb  one  that  judgeth  him,  the 
14.a1.he  that  hath  my  commandements,  and 

30.  and  hatb  nothing  in  me 
15.13  .greater  love  hatb  no  man,  then 
16. 1 5.  all  things  that  the  Father  hath  are  mine 

ai.when  (he  is  in  travel,tab  forrow ,becaufe 
1 9.1 1  .delivered  me  to  thee  hath  the  greater  fin 
^0.p.i4.here  he  hath  authority  from  the 
15.21.  Mofes  hatb  in  every  city  them  that 
23 . 1 8.who  foijfr  fomething  to  fay  to  thee 
R<ra.3.i.what  advantage  then  hath  the  Jew,  or 
4.  a.  he  hath  whereofto  glory,but 
7.1.  how  that  the  law  hath  dominion  over  a 

2.  woman  which  hath  an  husband  is 
9. a  i.hath  not  the  potter  power  over  the  clay 
1  Coi".7.4.wife  hatb  not  power  of  her  own 

husband  bath  not  power  of  his  own  body 


HAT       HAT 

7.every  man  hath  his  proper  gift  of 
1 2  .any  broth,  hath  a  wife  that  beleeveth  not 
1 3. woman  which  to.a  husb.thatbeleevs  not 
37  bathatb  power  over  his  own  will 
and  bathfo  decreed  in  his  heart  that  he  wil 
1 2.1 2. and  hath  many  members,and  all 

14.2  6-hath  a  pfalm,  hath  a  Ao&.nnt^bath  a  tong. 

,  hatb  a  reveIation3fc<zffo  an  interpretation 
2  Cor.6.14.  what  fellowfhip  fez.righte.with  unrig, 
what  comunion  hath  light  with  darknefle 
1  J. what  concord  hath  Chrift  with  Belial 

what  part  ba.he  that  beleeveth  with  an  infi. 
i6.what  agreement  hatb  the  templeof  God 
8. 1 2. it  is  accepted  according  to  that  a  man  ha. 
and  not  according  to  that  a  man  hath  not 
Gal.q.ij.  for  the  defolate  hath  many  mo  children 
then  (he  which  hath  an  husband 
Epbefatf-  who  is  an  idolater  hath  any  inherita.in 
P/'i/.3.4.thinketh  that  he  hath  whereof  he  might 
CW.4.1  3, that  he  hath  a  great  zealc  for  you' 
1  Titfz.6. 16.  who  hath  immortality  dwelling  in  the 
Heb.^Mh  more  honour  then  the  houfe 
j.t^.hatb  an  unchangeable  priefthood 

10.3  5. which  hath  great  recompence  of  reward 
n.io.lookedforacity  which  hath  foundations 

Jam.x.  i4.though  a  man  fay  he  hath  faith,  and 
f  .7.and  hath  long  patience  for  it 

1  Job.  2.2  3. the  fame  hath  not  the  Father 

acknowledged  the  Son,tofo  the  Fath.alfo 
3.3  .every  man  that  hath  this  hope  in  him 
1 5  .that  no  murderer  hath  erernall  life 
1 7.but  whofo  hath  this  worlds  good,  and 
feeth  his  brother  hath  need,and  (hutteth 
4.l6.the  love  that  God  hath  to  us,  God  is  love 

1 8. becaufe  feare  bath  torment 
5.ioJjeleeveth  on  the  Son  of  G.fe.the  witnefs 
1 2. he  that  hath  the  Son,  hatb  life 

he  that  bath  not  the  Son,fotffc  not  life 

2  /o^.abides  not  in  thedocl.ofCh.fe.not  God 

he  hath  both  the  Father  and  the  Son 

3  fob.  1  a .  Demetrius  hath  good  report  of  all  men 
Revel,2.7.hz  that  hath  an  eare,let  him  heare  what 

Ver.i  1,17,29. 
1 2.which  fe.the  (harp  fword  with  two  edges 
1 8.who  hath  his  eyes  like  to  a  flame  of  fire 
3 .6.he  that  hath  an  eare,let  him  heare  what 

Ver.13,22. 
7.he  that  hath  the  key  of  David,he 
9.1 1. Greek  tongue  hath  his  name  Apollyon 
1 2.6.where  (he  hath  a  place  prepared  ofGod 

1 2.that  he  hath  but  a  (hort  time 
13.18  .let  him  that  hath  u  nderftanding  count 
1 6. 9. which  hath  power  over  thefe  plagues 
I7.7.which  hath  the  7-heads,and  lo.hornes 

9-the  mind  which  hath  wifdome,the 
19. 1 6. and  he  hath  on  his  vefture3and 
a o  .6. and  holy  is  he  that  hath  part  in  the 

on  fuch  the  fecond  death  hathno  power 
$atl;atl), 
1  Chro.  4. 1 3  .foils  of  Othniel,  Hathath 

^atita. 
E^r.i.4.1  .the  children  oFHatita^he  children  of 

Nehem.y.^. 
l^atreD. 
Num.i  y.io.but  if  he  thruft  him  of  hatred,or 
a  Sam.i  3,1  5.  hatred  wherewith  he  hated  her  was 
Pfal.11  •  19-they  hate  me  with  cruell  hatred 
109. 3. they  compaffed  me  about  with  hatred 

5. and  hatred  for  my  foule 
139.22.I  hate  them  with  perfect  hatred 
Pro.io.  1  z.hatred  ftirreth  up  ftrifes,but 

18. he  that  hideth  hatred  with  lying  lips 
1 5. 1 7. then  a  ftalled  oxe,and  hatred 
a6.a6'.whofe  hatred  is  covered  by  deceit 
Ecdef.9. 1 .  no  man  knoweth  either  love  or  hatr.by 

6.alfo  their  love  and  their  hatred,and 
Exek.zt.i  5.t°  deftroy  it  for  the  old  hatred 
3  5 . 5  .thou  haft  had  a  perpetuall  batred,md 
1 1. haft  ufed  out  of  thy  hatred  againft  them 
Hof.p-7-^nd  for  the  great  hatred  , 

8.and  hatred  in  the  houfe  of  his  God 
Gal.f  •  20.idolatry,witchcraft,to?-.fruits  of  the  fle. 


Dan.l.zi.in  their  hofen,and  in  their  hats  bound 

©Mtfl. 
E7c2.57.the  children  ofHattil         Nehcm  7.59- 
H?attigbM 


HA  V        H  A  V 

^attfpha. 

JEt>--2»54.the  children  oiHattipha         Neh.7.^6. 

ii?attuft). 
1  Cftwhj.zi.the  fons  of  Shemaiah,H<«fc«/& 
£^vi  8.2.  of  the  fons  of  David,  Hattufh 
Neh.  j.iO.next  him  repaired  Hattujh  the 
io.4.H^#,Shebaniab,Malluchfealed 
1  z.  l  Amariah,MalIuch,H««»/0  went  up 

©abe. 

Ge».i.26.1et  them  have  dominion  over  the  fifh 
3,S.  have  dominion  over  the  fifh  of  the  fea 
4.z9.father  of  fuch  as  have  cattell 
1  i.6\they  have  all  one  language 
18.10.  Sarah  thy  wife  fnall  have  a  fon 
1  z.  am  waxen  old,  fhall  I  have  pleafure 
14.W1II  I  return—  &  Sarah  (hall  have  a  fon 
19. 8. now  I  have  two  daughters  which  have  not 
24.25.  we  have  both  ftraW  &  provend.  enough 
27. 40. when  thou  (halt  have  the  dominion 
j  o.  3  .that  I  may  alfo  have  children  by  her 
j  2. 5 .1  have  oxen,  afles,  flocks 
j  3 .9.  Efau  faid,l  have  enough,my  brother 

I  i.becaufe  I  have  enough,  and  he  urged  him 
j  y.iy.fear  not,  thou  malt  have  this  fon  alfo 

j  7.8.  {halt  thou  indeed  have  dominion  over  us 
43.7.  have  ye  yet  another  brother 
44. 1  y.have  ye  a  father,  or  a  brother 
zo.we  have  a  father,  an  old  man 
46.3  z.they  have  brought  all  that  they  have 
47. 1. and  all  that  they  have,  are  come  out 
4.thy  fervants  have  no  pafture,  for 
26-  Pharaoh  mould  have  the  fifth  part 
E^od.iy.16  that  the  L.  will  have  war  with  Ama. 
1 8,i  6. when  they  have  a  matter,they  come 
zo.  j  .thou  (hal  t  have  no  other  gods  before 
21. 8. he  null  have  no  power,ft:eing 
22»3.if  he  have  nothing,  then  he  (lull  be 
z4.14.if  any  man  have  any  matters  to  doe 
26.  ?..of  the  curtains  (hall  have  one  meafure 
28.7.  it  fhall  have  the  two  (houldcr  pieces 
3  2.it  (hall  have  a  binding  of  woven  work 
l£t».7.7.maketh  atonement  therewith,(hal  have  it 
8  .the  prieft  fhall  have  it  to  himfelfe 
lo.fhall  all  the  fons  of  Aaron  have 
3  3  .(hall  have  the  right  (houlder  for  his 
1 1.  icall  that  have  not  fins  nor  fcales 

I I  .but  you  (hall  have  their  carcafles  in 

1  j.  they  which  ye  (hall  have  in  abomination 
2 1  .which  have  legs  about  their  feet  to 

2  j  .which  have  four  feet,(hall  be  an  abomin. 
13.1  .when  a  man  fhall  have  in  the  skin  of  his 

Z4.fle(h  that  burneth  have  a  white  bright  fpot 

3  8  .or  a  woman  have  in  the  flefh  of 
1  j.  1 9. if  a  woman  have  anifTue,and 

25.  if  a  woman  have  an  iflue  of  herbloud 
i6.4.and  he  (hall  have  thelinnen  breeches  on 
19.31.  regard  not  them  that  have  familiar  fpir. 

36.and  a  juft  hin  fhall  ye  have 
20.6.after  fuch  as  have  familiar  fpirits,and 
22.13 'and  have  no  child,  and  is 
23.7.firft  day  ye  fhal  have  an  holy  convocation 
24-firft  day  of  the  moneth  fhall  ye  have  z  Cab. 
24. 22. ye  fhall  haveonn  manner oflaw 
z  j.26\if  the  man  have  none  to  redeem  it,  and 
3 1. which  have  no  walls  round  about  them 
44. &  thy  bond-maids  which  thou  (halt  have 
zfi.j.for  lie  have  refpeft  unto you,and 
M/w.3.3  2.and  have  the  overfight  of  them  that 
5.8.  if  the  man  have  no  kinfman  to 

18.  the  prieft  fhall  have  in  his  hand  the 
9.14.  ye  fhall  have  an  ordinance  both  for 
i 1 . 1  j  .w  hence  fliould  I  have  flefli  to  give 
1  $.29.ye  (hall  have  one  law  for  him  that 
3  8.20.thou  (halt  have  no  inherit,  in  their  land, 
neither  (halt  thou  have  any  part  aasong 
2  3  .they  have  no  inheritance 
24.  they  fhall  have  no  inheritance 
22.3  8.  have  I  now  any  power  at  all  to  fay  any 
24. 19.be  fhall  have  dominion  and 
25.13.  and  he  fhall  have  it,and  his  feed 
Z7.8.and  have  no  fon,then  ye  fhall 
^.if  he  have  no  daughter,then  ye 
jo.if  he  have  no  brethren,  then  ye 
1 1 .  if  his  father  have  no  brethren,then  ye 
i7.asfheep  which  have  no  fhepherd 
z8.26.yc  fhall  have  an  holy  convocation,  ye 


H  A  V        H  A  V 

z9.i.firft  day  of  the  mon.  yeihallfczwanholy 
7.ye  fhall  have  on  the  tenth  day  of  this 
i2.ye  fhall  have  an  holy  convocation,ye 
3  5.  on  the  eighth  day  ye  fhall  have  a  folemn 

3  2.4.  and  thy  fervants  have  cattell 
3 o.they  fhall  have  pofleffions  among 

j4.6.ye  fhall  have  the  great  fea  for 

3  j.j.cities  fhall  they  have  to  dwell  in 
8. from  them  that  have  many,ye 

but  from  them  that  have  few,ye  fhall 
1 3  .fix  cities  fhall  ye  have  for  a  refuge 
Deut.^.  i9.for  I  know  that  ye  have  much  cattell 

5.7.  thou  fhalt  have  none  other  gods 
2  6.  as  we  have,  and  lived 

7. 1 6. thine  eye  fhall  have  no  pity 

1 3. 1 7.and  few  companion  upon  thee 

Chap.30.3. 

14.9.  all  that  have  fins  fhall  ye  eat 

1  j. 2 1. or  have  any  ill  blemifh,  thou 

1 8. 1.  tribe  of  Levi  fhall  have  no  part  nor 
2.  therefore  fhall  they  have  no  inheritance 
8. they  fhall  have  like  portions  to 

2 1 . 1 1 .  that  thou  wouldft  have  her  to  thy  wife 
i4.if  thou  have  no  delight  in  her,then 
1 5. if  a  man  have  two  wives,  one  beloved, & 
18. if  a  man  have  a  ftubborn  fon,which 

z  j .  1 2.  thou  (halt  have  a  place  alfo  without  the 
1  j.  thou  fhalt  have  a  paddle  on  thy  weapon' 

2  5.  j. one  of  them  die,and  have  no  child,  the 

1 3  .thou  fhalt  not  have  in  thy  bag  divers 
1 4.not  have  in  thy  houfe  divers  meafures 
1  J.  thou  fhalt  have  a  perfect  and  juft  weight 
and  juft  meafures  fhalt  thou  have 

28.  j  i.thou  fhalt  have  none  to  refcue  them 
40.thou  fhalt  have  olive  trees  thorowouc  all 
6  5.  neither  fhall  thefole  of  thy  foot  have  reft 
66.and  fhalt  have  no  aflurance  of  thy  life 

29.i9.faying,I  fhall  have  peace,  though  I  walk 
fojh.  1. 8. then  thou  fhalt  have  good  fuccefle 
2. 1 3. and  all  that  they  have, av.d  deliver 

1  l.zo.and  that  they  might  have  no  favour 
i7»i6.fera?charetsof  yron,both  they  who  are 

i7.thou  fhalt  not  have  one  lot  only 
18. though  they  have  yron  charets 
i8.7.the  Levitcs  have  no  part  among 
zz.24.what  have  you  to  do  with  the  Lord  G.of 
25.  yee  have  no  part  in  the  Lord 

Verfe  Z7. 
/#rfg.j.i9.and  faid,l  have  a  fecret  errand  unto 
zo.  I  have  a  mtflage  from  God  to  thee 
5.1 3. him  that  remaineth  have  dominion  over 
Lord  made  me  have  dominion  over  the 
14.  i  5  .have  ye  called  us  to  take  that  we  have 
17.13  .feeing  I  have  a  Levite  to  my  prieft 
1 8.14.  confider  what  ye  have  to  dee 
24.and  what  have  I  more 
Rntb  1 . 1 2.I  am  too  old  to  have  an  husband 

if  I  fhould  fay,  I  have  hope, 
if  I  fliould  have  an  husb.alfo  to  night 

1  Sam.z.i  5. he  will  not  have  fodden  flefh  of  thee 

8. 1 9.  but  we  will  have  a  King  over  us 
9.7-to  bring  to  the  man  of  God-.What  have  we 

8.1  have  here  at  hand  the  fourth  part  of 
1 1 .9.that  time  the  fun  be  hote,ye  fhal  have  help 
i  5. 3. utterly  deftroy  all  that  they  have 
i8.8.what  can  we  have  more  but  the  kingdom 
20. 7.thyfervant  fhall  fezwe  peace,but 
21.15  .have  I  need  of  mad  men,that  ye  have  br. 

2  3 . 2 1  .for  ye  have  compaflion  on  me 
28.22.that  thou  maift  have  ftrength,  when 

29.  io.affoon  as  ye  —  have  Iight,depart 

2  Stfw.13.9.  Amnon  faid,  Have  out  all  men  fr.me 

1  $.26.1  have  no  delight  in  thee,behold 

3^.they  have  there  with  them  their  two  fons 

1 6.  io.what  have  I  to  do  with  you,  ye 

18.1 8.faid,I  have  no  fon  to  keep  my 

19.28.what  right  hovel  yet  to  cry  any  more  to 

34.  how  long  have  I  to  live,  that 

43. we  have  ten  parts  in  the  King 

we  have  more  right  to  David,  then  ye 
20. 1  .and  faid,We  have  no  part  in  David 

neith.few  we  inher.in  the  fon  of  Jefle 
2 1.4.  we  viillhave  no  filver  nor  gold  of  Saul 
r  Kjsg.8.z8.  yet  have  thou  refpeft  to  the  prayer  of 
jo.  that  they  might  have  compaffi.  on  them 
1  i.|  2.he  fhall  have  one  tribe  for  my  fervant 


HA  V        H  A  V 

36.  that  David  my  fervant  may  have  a  light 
12.1 6.faying>  What  portion  have  we  in  David 
neith.  have  we  inher.in  the  fon  of  Jtffe 
1 7. 1 2.1  have  not  a  cakc3but  an  handfull  0f 
zo.4. 1  am  thine,  and  all  that  I  have 
Ai.2.that  I  may  have  it  for  a  garden  of  herbs 
22. 1 7. as  fheep  that  have  not  a  fhepherd 

L.  faid,Thefe  have  no  mafter,let  them 
2  Chro.  18.16. 
2  Kin. 7. 17. to  have  the  charge  of  the  gate,and 
9.  j.  I  have  an  errand  to  thee,  O  captain 
10.19.1  have  a  great  facrifice  to  do  to  Baal 
1 1.1  %.have  her  forth  without  the  ranges,and 
2o.9.thisfigne  thou  (halt  have  of  the  Lord,that 
zz.j.  have  the  overfight  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 

Verfe  o. 
z  Chro.  r .  1  z.any  after  thee  have  the  like 

6.ig.have  refpeft  therefore  unto  theprayer  of 
14. 1 1 .  or  with  them  that  have  no  power 
16.9. from  henceforth  thou  fhalt  have  wars 
18.16.as  fheep  that  have  no  fhepherd 
zo.i  2.  for  we  have  no  might  againft  this 
'    z3.14.fera?  her  forth  out  of  the  ranges  and 
3  5.2i.whatm.e  I  todowiththee,thou 

23.fc.ra?meaway,for  I  am  fore  wounded 
E^ra  4.3.  you  have  nothing  to  do  with  us  to 

14.  becaufe  we  have  maintenance  from 

i6.thou  fhalt  have  no  portion  on  this  fide 
6.9.  that  they  w^  have  need  both  of  yong  bull. 
7.20.  which  thou  fhalt  have  occafion  tobeftow' 
Nffo.2.2o.but  you  have  no  portion  nor 
5.  f.for  other  men  have  our  lands  and 
6.1 3  .that  they  mightfezw  matter  for  an  evill 
9.37.  alfo  they  have  dominion  over  our  bodies 
10. j7.Levites  might  have  the  tythes  of  all 
£^.3.9.10  the  hands  of  thofe  that  have  the  bufinefs 
9.  i.enem.of  the  Jews  hoped  to  have  power  ov. 
fob  3 .9. let  it  look  for  li^h^but  have  none 
6.8.  O  that  I  might  have  my  requeft 

zo.then  fliould  I  yet  have  comfort 
1 2. 3  .but  I  have  underftanding  as  well  as  yon 
i4.15.thou  wilt  have  a  defire  to  die  work  of 

zz  .his  flefh  on  him  fhall  have  pain 
16. 3. (hall  vain  words  have  an  end 

1 8. and  let  my  cry  have  no  place 
1 8 . 1 7 .  he  fhall  have  no  name  in  the  ftrcet 

19.  he  fhall  neither  have  fon  nor 
1g.11.have  pitie,fcra?  pitie  upon  me 
21. 15. what  profit  fhall  we  have  if  we  pray 
22. 2  j.thou  fhalt  have  plenty  of  filver 

26.  then  fhalt  thou  have  thy  delight  in 
24.7. that  they  have  no  covering  in  the  cold 
30. 1  .yonger  then  I  have  me  in  derifion 

1  j  .they  have  no  helper 

34.2.  unto  me,  ye  that  have  knowledge 
3  f.j.and  what  profit  fhall  I  have,if 
Pfal.2.4.  Lord  fhall  have  them  in  derifion 
8.6.  madeft  him  to  have  dominion  over 

I  ^.ifhave  all  the  workers  of  iniquity  no  know. 

PK53.4. 
1 6.6.1  have  a  goodly  heritage 
1 7 . 1 4.which  have  their  portion  in  this  life,and 

19. 1 3 .  let  them  not  have  dominion  over  me 
32.9.which  haveno  ttm'erftanding,whofe 

3  5.25.Ah,fowould  wefowit,let  them 

49.14.  upright  fhall  have  dominion  overthem 
5  5 .  i9.becaufe  they  have  no  changes 
59.8.thou  fhalt  have  all  the  heathen 
72.8.he  fhall  have  dominion  from  fea  to 

7  3 ,7. they  have  more  then  heart  could  wifh 

2  j.whom  have  I  in  heaven  but  thee 
74.  zo.bave  refpect  unto  the  covenant,  for 

94. 20. throne  of  iniqui.fera:  fellowfh.with  thee 

102.27.thy  yeers  fhall  have  no  end 

1 04. 1 2.  fow  Is  of  the  heaven  have  their  habitat. 

3  3  .to  my  God,while  I  have  my  being 

I I  i.2.of  all  them  that  have  pleafure  therein 
io.a  good  underftanding  have  all  they  that 

1 1  j . 5.  they  have  mouthes,but  fpeak  not 

eyes  have  they,  but  fee  not 
6.they  have  ears,but  hear  not,nofes  have  they 
7.they  have  hands,  but  handle  not 

feet  have  they,but  walk  not 
1 19.6.  when  I  have  refpeft  to  all  thy  comman. 
1 5.  and  have  refpeft  unto  thy  wayes 
4Z.fo  fhall  I  have  wherewith  to  anfwer 

_22^L 


HA V        H  A V 

99.I  have  more  underftan.then  all  my  teach. 
1 1 7.aad  I  will  have  refpeft  unto  thy 
1 3  2. not  any  iniquity  toe  dominion  ov.  me 
1 6  y  .great  peace  have  they  which  love  thy 
1 2  < .  i6.they  have  mouthes,but  (peak  not 
3 '  eyes  have  they,  but  fee  not 

17.tb.ey  have  ears,but  they  hear  not 
i46.2.to  my  God  while  I toe 'being 
i49.o.this  honour  have  all  his  faints 
Pro.  1. 14.  let  us  all  to*  one  purfe 
7. 14.T  have  peace  offerings  with  me 
8. 14.I  am  underftanding,I  have  ftrength 
12  j  0penetb  wide  his  lips,mall  toe  deftmft. 
ii  26.  his  children  (hall  toe  a  place  of 
17  i.a  wife  fervant  (hall  toe  rule  over 

and  (hall  toe  part  of  the  inheritance 

1  a.  10.  for  a  fervant  to  toe  rule  over  a 
io'.4.beg  in  harveft,  and  have  nothing 
zj.J4.begetteth  a  wife  child  (hall  toe  joy  of 
Z4.  2  3  .not  good  to  have  refpeft  of  perfons  in 
17.27.  thou  (halt  toe  goats  milk  enough  for 
28.  lo.upright  (hall  toe  good  things  in 

io.tilkth  his  land  (hall  have  plenty  of 

(hall  toe  poverty  enough 

21 .  to  toe  refpeft  of  perfons  is  not  good 

27.hideth  is  eyes  (hall  toe  many  a  curfe 
29.2 i.fhall  toe  him  become  his fon  at 
30.2.and  have  not  the  underftanding  of  men 

3  .nor  toe  the  knowledge  of  the  holy 

27.  the  locufts  toe  no  king,  yet 

3  1. 1  i.that  he  (hall  to e  no  need  of  fpoil 

Eccief.z.  io.yet  (hall  he  have  rule  over  all  my 

2..i9-yea,they  toe  all  onebreath,fo  that 

4!o.  becaufe  they  toe  a  good  report  for 

1 1. two  lie  together,  then  they  have  heat 
6. 3. and  alfo  that  he  toe  noburiall,I 
7. 1  i.giveth  life  to  them  that  have  it 
9.y.neither  toe  they  any  more  areward 

^.neither  toe  they  any  more  a  portion 
1 2. 1 .1  toe  no  pleafure  in  them 
Capt.z.t  5  .for  our  vines  have  tender  grapes 
8 . 8 .  w  e  toe  a  little  filter,  and 

1 2.thoUjO  Solomon,muft  toe  a  thoufand 
Ifa.  y.  1 2 .becaufe  they  have  no  knowledge 
8.4.  before  the  chilH  (hall  have  knowledge  to 
1 2 . 1 8 .  they  (hall  have  no  pity  on  thee 
17.7  .his  eye  (hall  have  refpeft  to 
1 9. 3  .to  them  that  have  familiar  fpirits,and 

2  3 . 1 2  .there  alfo  (halt  thou  toe  no  reft 
26. 1  .we  toe  a  ftrong  city,falvation  _ 
50.19.ye  ihall  toe  a  fong,  as  in  the  night 
36.5.I  toe  counfell  and  ftrength  for  war 
40.29.  to  them  that  have  no  m«ght,he  encreaf. 
43 .8.  bring  forth  the  blind  peop.that  toe  eyes 

and  the  deafe,  that  have  ears 
4  y.20.they  toe  no  knowledge  that  fet  up 

ai.toe  not  I  the  L.and  there  is  none  other 
'    24-in  the  Lord  have  I  righteoufneffe 
49.20.  the  children  which  thou  (halt  toe  after 
50.2.or  toe  I  no  power  to  deliver 

1 1. this  lhallye  have  of  mine  hand,ye 
e  2,5 .  therefore  what  have  I  here,faith  the  Lord 
y  6. 1 1  .which  can  never  toe  enough 
6 1. 7  .your  fhame  you  (hall  toe  double 
7e)-.4.io.ye  (hall  toe  peace ,whereas  the  fword 
2  2  .they  toe  none  underftanding 

to  do  good 5  they  toe  no  knowledge 
5.  2i.  which  toe  eyes,  and  fee  not 

which  toe  eares,  and  hear  not 
3 1 .  my  people  love  to  toe  it  fo 
6. 10.  they  toe  no  delight  in  it 

2 3. they  are  cruell,and  have  no  mercy 
12.12.  no  flelh  (hall  have  peace 
I4.i3.neither  (hall  ye  toe  famine,but 
i6.they  (hall  toe  none  to  bury  them 
1 5.5.  who  (hall  toe  pitie  on  thee,0  Jerufal. 
16.2.  neither  (halt  thou  have  fons  nor 
2  3 . 1 7  .ye  (hall  have  peace,and  they  fay 

2  5.35.(hepherdsfhall  toe  no  way  to  flee 
29.7.  in  the  peace  thereof  (hall  ye  toe  peace 

3 1.  he  (hall  not  toe  a  man  to  dwell 
33.21  .that  he  fhould  not  toe  a  fon  to 

3  5. 7. nor  plant  vineyards,nor  toe  any 
9.neither  have  wee  vineyard,  nor 

26. 2  o.  he  (hall  have  none  to  (it  on  the 

3  8 . 2 .  he  (hall  toe  his  life  for  a  prey,and    ' 


H  A  V        H  A  V 

4i.8.for  we  toe  treafures  in  the  field  of 
42. 1 4.nor  toe  hunger  of  bread,  and 
44. 14.  to  the  which  they  have  a  defire  to 
49.9.W1II  deftroy,  till  they  toe  enough 

3 1 .  which  have  neither  gates  nor  bars 
Lam.  3.21.  therefore  have  I  hope 

y .  5  .we  labour,and  have  no  reft 
£^e£.y.i  1.  neither  will  I  have  any  pity 
6.8.  that  ye  may  toe  fome  that  (hall  cfcape 
7.4.neither  will  I  toe  pity,  but  Verfe  9 

Chap.8.18. 
9. 1. caufe  them  that  toe  charge  over 

y  .neither  toe  ye  pitie 

io.neither  will  I  toe  pitie,but 
12. 22. that  ye  toe  in  the  land  of  Ifrael,faying 
1 8 . 3  .ye  (hall  not  have  occafion  any  more 

23  .have  I  any  pleafure  at  all  that  the  w  icked 

5  2.I  toe  no  pleafure  in  the  death  of  him 
21.25.  when  iniquity  (ball  have  an  end 

29.  when  their  iniquity  (hall  have  an  end 
30. 16.  Sin  (hall  toe  great  paine 

Noph  (hall  have  diftreffes  daily 
3  3 . 1 1 .1  toe  no  pleafure  in  the  death  of 
37.24.they  all  ihall  toe  one  (hepherd 
41.6.  that  they  might  have  hold,but 
44.18.  they  (hall  toelinnen  bonnets  on 

they  ihall  toe  linnen  breeches  on 
4j.y.minifters  of  the  houfe  toe  for  themfelvs 

lo.ye  (hall  toe  juftballancej,and 

2 1  .ye  (hall  toe  a  paflbver,  a  feaft 
47.13 . Jofeph  (hall  have  two  portions 

22.  they  (hall  toe  inherit,  with  you  among 
48.23.  Benjamin  (hall  toe  a  portion 
Dan.z.2.0.  for  any  wifdome  that  I  toe  more  then 
3.25  .and  they  toe  no  hurt,and  the  form  of 
y  .7 .and  toe  a  chain  of  gold  about  his  neck 

1 6. have  a  chain  of  gold  about  thy  neck 
6.2.  the  King  mould  have  no  dammage 
1  i.y.and  have  dominion,and  his  dominion 

30.  and  toe  indignat.  againft  the  holy  cov- 
toe  intelligence  with  them  that  forfake 

4  3 .  but  he  (hall  have  power  over  the 
Hof.4.10.  becaufe  they  have  left  off  to  take 

1 0.3. they  (hall  fay,Wc  toe  no  King 
Joel  1 . 1 8  .becaufe  they  have  no  pafture,  yea 
Amos  3. 1 5 .  the  great  houfes  (hall  have  an  end 
Micah  2.5.  thou  (halt  toe  none  that  (hall  caft 
3 .6.  that  ye  ihall  not  have  a  vifion,  and 
5.1 2.thou  (halt  have  no  more  footh-fayers 
Zepk2.10.this  (hall  they  to'e  for  their  pride 
Hag-i.6.  but  ye  toe  not  enough, ye  drink 
Zec.14.18.ifthefa1n.of  Egypt — that  have  no  rain 
Mai.  i.io.l  toe  no  pleafure  in  you,  faith 

1.  io.toe  we  not  all  one  father,  hath 
Mattb.i.g.vie  have  Abraham  to  our  father 
1 4.I  have  need  to  be  bapti  zed  of  thee 
j.40.1ct  him  to'e  thy  cloak  alfo 

46.which  love  you,what  reward  toe  ye 
6.i.otherwifeye  toe  no  reward  of  your 
z.  that  they  may  toe  glory  of  men 

I  fay  unto  you,  They  toe  their  reward 
Verfe  5. 
8. what  things  ye  toe  need  of,before 
16.I  fay  to  you,They  toe  their  reward 
3  2.that  ye  have  need  of  all  thefe  things 
8.20.the  foxes  toe  holes, the  birds  toe  nefts 
29.what  toe  we  to  do  with  thee  Jefus,  thou 

1 2. 11.  that  ihall  toe  one  (heep,and  if  it 
1 3.1 2.he  (hall  toe  more  abundance,  but 

Chap.2f.29. 

i44.not  law  full  for  thee  to  toe  her 
I7.we  toe  here  but  five  loave$,and 

1  y. 3  2.1  toe  compaffion  on  the  multit.becaufe 
3  3  .w  hence  (hall  w  e  toe  fo  much  bread  in 
34.I10W  many  loaves  toe  ye  ?  And  they 

17.20.if  ye  toe  faith  as  a  grain  of  muftard 

18.12.  ifa  man  have  an  hundred  (heep,and 
26.  Lord,  toe  patience  with  me,and  He 
29.faying,ftoe  patience  with  me,and  He 

1 9.1 6.that  I  may  toe  eternall  life 
2 1  .thou  (halt  toe  treafure  in  heaven 
27 .what  (hall  we  toe  therefore 
2 1 . 2 1  .if  ye  toe  faith,  and  doubt  not,  ye 
26.1 1.  ye  toe  the  poor  alwaies  with  you 

Ata^  14.7 
but  me  ye  toe  not  alwaies  Mar.  1 4.7 


HA  V        H  A  V 

6y.  what  futther  need /wye  we  of  witness 
27.19.  have  thou  nothing  to  doe  with  that juft 

43.1et  him  deliv.him  now,if  he  wiltoe  him 

6  5. ye  toe  a  watch,go  your  way, make  it 
Mzr.  1. 24 .what  toe  we  to  do  with  thee,thou 
2. 17. that  are  whole  toe  no  need  of  the  Pbyfi. 

19.  as  long  as  they  toe  the  bride-gro.  with 
3.  ty.to  toe  power  to  heal  fickneffes 
4. 1 7. and  have  no  root  in  themfelves 

2  3. any  man  toe  ears  to  hear,let  him  hear 

Chap.7.i6. 
40.I10W  is  it  that  ye  toe  not  faith 
6.18.  not  law  full  foe  thee  to  toe  thy  brothers 
36.for  they  toe  nothit.g  to  eat 

3  8.how  many  loaves  toive  ?  g0  anj  fee 
7.24.and  would  toe  no  manknow  it 

8 . 2.1  toe  compaflion  on  the  multitude 

becaufe  they— toe  nothing  to  eat 
5  .how  many  loaves  have  ye  ?  anj 
1 6. it  is  becaufe  we  toe  no  bread 
1 7-why  reafon  ye,  becaufe  ye  toe  no  bread? 
have  ye  your  heart  yet  hardened 
9. 5  0. toe  fait  in  your  felves,  have  peace  one  w* 
10.21  .and  thou  fhalt  have  treafure  in  heaven 

13. hardly  fhall  they  which  toe  riches  enter 
1  i.22.faith  unto  them,fitoe  faith  in  God        I 

2  3  .he  fliall  toe  whatfoever  he  faith 
24.  and  ye  ihall  toe  them 

2f.if  ye  toe  ought  againft  any  that 
Lu\e  i.i4.thou  (halt  have  joy  and  gladneffe 

6z.how  he  would  toe  him  called 
3.8.we  toe  Abraham  to  our  father ;  for  I 
4-34-what  toe  we  to  do  with  thee,thou 

6. 2  2. which  love  you,what  thanks  toe  you 

3  3.  which  do  good  to  you,  what  thanks  toe 
3  4.of  who  ye  hope  to  recwhat  thank  toe  ye 

7.40.Simon,I  toe  fomewhat  to  fay  to  thee 
8. 1 3.  and  thefe  toe  no  root,  which  for 
1 8.  even  that  which  he  feemeth  to  toe 

9. 3  .neither  toe  two  coats  apiece 

1 3  .we  have  no  more  but  five  loaves,and 
y  8. foxes  toe  holes,and  birds  have  nefts,but 

1 1. 5. which  of  you  ihall  toe  a  friend,and 
6.  and  I  toe  nothing  to  fet  before  him 
4 1. give  aims  offuch  things  as  ye  toe 

1 2.4.  after  that  have  no  more  that  they  can  do 
17.  becaufe  I  toe  no  room  wherewith  to 
24.whichneither  toe  ftore-houfe,  nor 
30.  that  ye  toe  need  of  thefethings 
33.  fell  that  ye  have,  and  give  almes 
yo.buti  toe  abaptifme  to  be  baptized 

i4.y .  (hall  toe  an  afle  or  an  ox  Fallen 
10.  then  (halt  thou  toe  worfhip  in  the 
18.I  pray  thee  have  me  excufed    Verfe  19. 
2 8. whether  bthave  fufficient  to finifh  it 

1  y.  i7.of  my  father,  have  bread  enough 
3  r .  and  all  that  I  have  is  thine 

16.28.  for  I  toe  five  brethren,  that  he 
29.they  toeMofes  and  the  prophets,  let 

18.22.  and  thou  (halt  have  treafure  in  heaven 
24.  how  hardly  (hall  they  which  toe  riches 

19.14.we  will  not  toe  this  man  to  reign 
17.  toe  thou  authority  over  ten  cities 

22.3  i.Satan  hath  defired  to  to e  you,that  he 
3  7.things  concerning  me  toe  an  end 

24.17.that  ye  toe  one  to  another,asye  walk 
3  9. and  bones,as  ye  fee  me  have 

4 1 .  have  ye  here  any  meat 

John  2-3.moth.of  Jefus  faith,  They  have  no  wine 

4.woman,  what  toe  I  to  do  with  thee,mine 

j.iy.Ihould  not  perifh,but  toe  eternall  life 

S     *  V     .  Verfe  16. 

4.9.for  the  Jews  to>eno  deal.with  theSamarit. 

17.  and  faid,  I  toe  no  husband 

thouli3ft  well  (aidjt  have  no  husband 
32.I  toe  meat  to  eat  that  ye  know  not  of 
y.7.Sir,I  toe  noman,whcn  the  wat.  is  troubl. 
26.  given  to  the  Son  to  toe  life  in  himfelfe 
26hut  I  have  a  greater  witnefle  then 
3  8.ye  have  not  his  word  abiding  in  you 
,o'in  them  ye  think  ye  toe  eternall  life 
4o.'that  ye  might  toe  life 

42.  that  ye  have  not  the  love  of  God  in  you 
6.40.beJeeveth  on  him,may  have  evcrlafting  li. 

?  3. and  drink  his  bloud,ye  toe  no  life 
8.6.that  they  might  toe  to  accufe  him,but 

1  i.but 


HAV        H  A  V 


H  A  V       HAV 


HAV       HAV 


i  a.  but  fliatl  have  the  light  of  life 
26.I  have  many  things  to  lay,3nd 
4i.wefen*  one  Fath.r,  even  God 
49.Jefus  anfwered,I  have  not  a  divell 
0.4 1 .  ye  fhould  have  no  fin  j  but 
10. 10.I  am  comc,that  they  might  have  life 

&  that  they  might  have  it  mote  abund. 
x6.other  fheep  I  fow,which  are  not  of  this 
1 8 '  I  have  pow  er  to  lay  it  down,  and 

I  have  power  to  take  it  again 
1 1.8. the  pooralwayes  ye  few  with  you 

but  me  ye  have  not  alwayes 
3  5. walk  while  ye  have  the  light,  left 
j6.while  ye  b&e  light,  beleeve  in  the  light 
1  j.2p.buy  thoG  things  that  wc  ha.  need  or  ag. 

3  «.ifye  barf  love  one  to  another 
1  «.2i.but  »ow  they  have  no  cloak  for 
1 6. 1 2.1  J*"*  v et  m^ny  things  to  fay  to  you,but 
2i.yenow  therefore  toe  forrow, but  He 
3  3  .that  in  me  ye  might  have  peace 

in  the  world  ye  (hall  have  tribulation 
17.13.  that  they  might  have  my  joy  fulfilled 
j8.39.but  ye  have  a  cuftome,that  I  fhould 
1 0.7  .we  have  a  law, and  by  our  law  he  ought  to 
io.that  I  have  power  to  ctucifie  thee, 

and  have  power  to  releafe  thee 
1 1.  thou  couldft  have  no  power  at  all  ag.me 
1 «.  we  have  no  King  but  Cefar 
20. 3  i.beleeving,ye  might  have  life  through 
2 x. 5. children,toe  y«  any  meat?  They 
Acts  l  .tf.Peter  faid,  Silver  and  gold  have  I  none 
but  fuch  as  I  have  give  I  thee 
j.2 1  .fent  to  the  prifon  to  have  them  brought 
9.6.what  w  ilt  thou  have  me  to  doe 
1 3 . 1 5-if  ye  have  any  word  of  exhortation  for 
i6.3.him  would  Paul  have  to  go  forth 
17.28.  for  in  him  we — have  our  being 
18.10.for  I  have  much  people  in  this  citie 
1  o.  io.that  by  this  craft  we  have  our  wealth 

3  8.toe  a  matter  againft  any  man,the 
21.23.  we  have  four  men  which  have  a  vow  on 
24.1 5. and  have  hope  toward  God,  which 
1 6.  to  have  alwaies  a  conference  void  of  off. 
23.10  let  him  have  liberty,  that 
25.  when  I  have  a  convenient  feafon,Ile 
2<.I5-definng  to  have  judgment  againft  him 

x<5.is  accufed,  toe  the  accufers  face  to  face, 
and  have  licence  to  anfwer  for  himfelf 

2t>.of  whom  I  have  no  certain  thing  to  write 
I  might  have  fomewhat  to  write 
Rgm.1.1  o.I  might  have  a  profperous  journey  by 

1 3.I  would  not  have  you  ignorant 

that  I  might  have  fome  fruit  among  you 

3  2. but  have  pleafute  in  them  that  do  them 
2.14.  Gentiles  which  have  not  the  law,  do  by 
6".i4.fin  (hall  not  have  dominion  over  you 

22.ye  toe  your  fruit  unto  holincfle,and 
8.9.  if  any  man  have  not  the  fpirit  of  Chrift,he 

23-which  have  the  firft  fruits  of  the  fpirit 
9.2.that  I  have  great  heavineffe,and 

9.  and  Sara  (hall  have  a  fon 

1  y.toe  mercy  on  whom  I  will  have  mercy 
have  compaff.on  whom  He  have  compaff. 
1  o.  1 .  that  they  have  a  teal  of  God,but  not 
1 2>4.as  we  have  many  members  in  one  body 

all  members  have  not  the  fame  office 
13.3  .and  thou  (halt  have  praife  in  the  fame 
14.22.haft  thou  faith?toe  it  to  thy  felf  bef.G. 
1  j.4.throu.comf.of  the  fcript.  might  have  hope 

17.I  toe  therefore  whereof  I  may  glory 

3  x.fervice  whichl  have  for  Jerufalem  may 
16. 19-yet  I  would  have  you  wife  to  that  which 
1  Cor.  2. 1 6. but  we  have  the  mind  of  Chrift 
4.$. then  (hall  every  man  have  praife  of  God 

1 1 .  and  have  no  certain  d  w  elling  place 

1  f .  ye  t  ha ve  ye  not  many  fathers 
5. 1. that  one  fhould  fern  his  fathers  wife 

1  i.what  havel  to  do  to  judge  them  alfo  that 
6.4. if  then  ye  have  judgment  of  things  pertain. 

i9.whichyeto/e  of  God,  &  ye  are  not  your 
7.2.  let  every  man  have  his  owne  wife 

let  every  woman  have  her  own  husb. 

ir.l  have  no  commandement  of  the  Lo.  yet 

28.fuch  (hall  have  trouble  in  the  flefh,but 

29.  that  both  they  that  have  wives.be  as  tho. 

32.I  would  have  yoii  without  carefulneffe 


40.that  I  have  the  fpirit  of  God 
8. 1. we  know,  that  we  all  feme  knowledge 
9-4.toe  we  not  power  to  eat  and  drink 

5  .have  we  not  power  to  lead  about  a  fifter,a 
6>have  not  we  power  to  forbear  working 
16M  have  nothing  to  glory  of,  for 
i7.if  I  do  this  thing  wilhngly,I  have  a  rew. 
10.20.  would  not  that  ye  fhould  have  fellowfh. 
1 1.3 . 1  would  have  you  to  know,  that  the  head 
io.the  woman  to  have  power  on  her  head 
i4.if  a  man  have  long  haire,it  isa  fhame 

1  j.  if  a  woman  have  long  hair,it  is  a  glory  to 
16.  we  have  no  fuch  cuftome  neither 

i    zi.have  ye  not  houfes  to  eat  and  to  drink 
1 2.t.  I  would  not  have  you  ignorant 
2 1. fay  to  the  hand,I  have  no  need  of  thee 
head  to  the  feet,  I  have  no  need  of  you 

2  3 .  our  uncomely  parts  have  more  abundant 
24.our  comely  parts  have  no  need,  but 
2  j.memb.fhould  have  the  fame  care  one  for 
30.to«  all  the  gifts  of  healing  ?  doe  all 

1 3. 1. and  have  not  chatity,I  am  become 

2.  though  I  have  the  gift  of  prophefie,and 

and  though  I  have  all  faith,  fo  that 
and  have  no  charity,  I  am  nothing 

3 -and  have  not  charity ,it  profiteth  me  noth. 
I  f.ip.in  this  life  only  we  have  hope  in  Chrift 

3 1.  which  I  have  in  Chrift  Jefus  our  Lord 

34.forfome  have  not  the  knowledge  of  God 
16.1 2.  when  he  (hall  have  convenient  time 
2  Cor.1.8. 1  would  not  brethr.  have  you  ignorant 

24.net  for  that  we  have  dominion  over  you 
2.  J.I  fhould  have  forrow  from  them  of  whom 

4-which  I  have  more  abundantly  unto  you 
3.4-fuch  truft  have  we  through  Chrift,to 

1 2.feeing  then  that  we  have  fuch  hope,  we 
4. 1  .feeing  we  have  this  miniftery,  as 

7.we  have  this  treafure  in  earthen  veflels 
5.x. we  have  a  building  ofGod,not  made  with 

1 2.thatyou  may  have  fomewhat  to  anfwer 
7. 1 6.that  I  have  confidence  in  you  in  all 
8. 1 1 .  out  of  that  which  you  have 

22.  on  the  great  confid.  which  I  have  in  you 
G<z/.2.4.wbich  we  have  in  Jefus  Chrift,  that  l 

5. 1  o.I  have  confidence  in  you  through  the 
6.4.thcn  (hall  he  have  rejoicing  in  himfelf 
xo.as  we  have  therefore  opportunity,  let  us 

Ephef.1.7.  in  whom  we  have  redemption  through 
2.18.  we  toe  an  acceffeby  one  fpirit  to 
3.1 2.in  whom  we  toeboldneffeandacceffe 
4.  2  8.  that  he  may  have  to  give  to  him  that  nee. 
5.1 1. and  have  no  fellowfhip  with  the  unfruitf. 

Phil.  1  .y.becaufe  I  have  you  in  my  heart 
2.20.  for  I  have  no  man  like  minded,who 

27.1eft  I  fhould  have  forrow  upon  forrow 
3.3.and  have  no  confidence  in  the  flefh 

17.  as  ye  have  us  for  an  enfample 
4.i8.butl  toeall,and  abound,!  am  full 

Col.  1 .4.which  ye  toeto  all  the  faints 

.  i4.in  whom  we  have  redemption  through 

1 8.  he  might  have  the  preeminence 
2. 1  .what  great  conflict  I  have  for  you 

23.  which  things  have  indeed  a  (hew  of  wif. 
3.1 3«if  any  man  have  a  quarrell  againft  any 
4. 1  .that  ye  alfo  have  a  mafter  in  heaven 

1  Thcf.z.  14.  even  as  they  have  of  the  Je  w  es 

4. 1 2  .that  ye  may  have  lack  of  nothing 
1 3 . 1  would  not  have  you  ignorant 

even  as  others  which  have  no  hope 
% .  1  .ye  have  noneedthatl  write  unto  you 

2  Tbef.$.  1.  word  of  the  Lord  may  have  free  courfe 

2.for  all  men  have  not  faith 
4,we  have  confidence  in  the  Lord  touching 
o.not  becaufe  we  have  not  power,but 
I4.and  have  no  company  with  him 
1  T/wj.2.4.  who  will  have  all  men  to  befaved 
3 .7  .he  muft  have  a  good  report  of  them  which 
5.4.but  if  any  woman  have  children,  or 
'     1 6.or  worn .  that  beleeveth  have  widows,  let 
2 Tm».  1. 3. without  ceafing,I  have  remembrance  of 
Philem.j.for  we  have  great  joy  &  confolation  in 

2o.let  me  toe  joy  of  thee  in  the  Lord 
Heb.q.  1 3  .with  whom  we  have  to  doe 

i4.that  we  have  a  great  high  prieft,that  is 
1  j.  we  have  not  an  high  prieft  which  cannot 
j. 2.  who  can  have  compaffion  on  the  ignorant 


1 1. of  whom  we  have  many  things  to  fay 
1 2.ye  have  need  that  one  teach  you  again 
14.  by  reafon  of  ufe  have  their  fenfes  fcjtercif 

t5.i8.Wemight  have  a  ftrong  confolation,who 
1 9.  vi'h  hope  we  have  as  an  ancre  of  the  foul 

7. $.  have  a  commandement  to  take  tythes  of 
28.  which  have  infirmity ,but  the  word  of 

8.i.we  have  fuch  an  high  prieft,who  is 

3 .  that  this  man  have  fomewhat  alfo  to  offer 

10.34.that  ye  toe  in  heaven  a  better  and 
l6.iorythave  need  ofpatience,that 
3  8. my  foul  (hill  have  no  pleafure  in  him 

1 2 .  28.  let  us  toe  grace,w hereby  we  may 

1 3 .  $. be  content  w  ith  fuch  things  as  ye  have 
7.remember  them  which  have  the  ruleover 
io.wetean  altar  whereof  they  have  no 
1 4-here  have  we  no  continuing  city,buc 
17.  obey  them  that  have  rule  over  you 
1 8.for  we  truft  we  have  a  good  confeience  in 
24.falute  all  th.m  that  have  the  rule  overyou 

/<«#.i.4.1et  patience  have  her  perfeft  work 

2. 1. have  not  the  faith  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
3.  &  ye  have  refped  to  him  that  wearcth  the 
9-if  ye  have  rcfpecT:  ro  perfons,ye  commit 
1 3  .he  (hall  ha.  judgment  without  mercy,that 
i4,and  have  not  wibrks,can  faith  favehim 
X7.if  it  have  networks,  is  dead,  being  alone 
1 8  .and  I  have  works :  (new  me  thy  faith 
3 .  14.  if  ye  have  bitter  envying,and  ftrife,  and 
4-2.  ye  luft,  and  have  not 

ye  kill,  and  defire  to  toe*  and  eannot 
,  yet  ye  have  not,becaufc  ye  ask  not 
1  Pff.4.8.above  all  things,feaw  fervent  charity 
2PeM.17.to  toe  thefe  things  alwaies  in  remem. 
19.  we  have  alfo  a  more  fure  word  of 
2.i4.an  heart  they  have  exercifed  with  covetous 
1  Job.  io.that  ye  alfo  may  have  fellowfh:  with  us 
cVif  we  fay,  that  we  have  fellowfhip  with 
7.we  have  rellowfhip  one  with  another 
8.if  we  fay  that  we  have  no  fin,we 
2.  i  .if  any  man  lin,weli«  an  Advocate 
2o.but  ye  have  an  unftion  from  the  holy 
28.  we  may  have  confidence,and  not  be 
3.2 1. then  have  we  confidence  towards  God 
4. 1 7.  that  we  may  have  boldncffe  in  the  day  of 

2 1  .this  commandement  have  we  from  him 
5.13-ye  may  know  that  y<:  toe  eternall  life 
1 4.the  confidence  that  we  have  in  him 

1  j.  we  know  that  we  toe  the  petitions  that 
3  Job.q.I  have  no  greater  joy,  then  to  hear 

9.  who  loveth  to  have  the  pre:  minence  amo. 
Jude  22.and  of  fome  have  compaffion,making 
Rev.  1. 1 8.  and  have  the  keyes  of  hell,  and  of  death 

2.4.I  have  fomewhat  againft  thee,btcaufe 

10.  and  ye  (hall  have  tribulation  ten  dayes 
14-but  I  have  a  few  things  againft  thee,  bee. 

Verfe  20. 
24.3s  many  as  have  not  this  doc~trine,and 

2  j. that  which  ye  have  already,  hold  faft  til  I 
9. 3 .  as  the  fcorpions  of  the  earth  have  power 

4.which  have  not  the  feale  of  God  in  their 

1  i.6.thefe  have  power  to  (hut  heaven,that  it 
and  have  power  over  waters,to  turn 

1 2.i7.and  have  the  teftimony  of  Jefus  Chrift 
x 1-9.il  any  man  have  an  ear,let  him  hear 
14. IX.  they  have  no  reft  day  nor  night,who 
1 7. 1 3. thefe  toe  one  mind,and  (hall  give 
19. 10.  that  have  the  teftimony  of  Jefus  worfh. 
21.8.  all  liars  fhall  have  their  part  in 
22.r4.that  they  may  have  right  to  the  tree  of  1. 
l^atoe  compafsion,  See  Compafftorl, 
Having, 

Lev.f.zo. having  his  undeanneffc  on  him,even 
10.1S. having  her  ficknefle,  and  fhall  uncover 
zz.^.hav'mg  his  undean.on  him,  that  foul  fhall 
2  2.or  having  a  wen,  or  fcurvie,or 

Num.  i4.4.but  having  his  eyes  open  Ver.  16. 

Dent.  10.3  .having  the  t w  o  tables  in  mine  hand 

Jtidg.  19.3  .having  his  fervant  with  him,and 

Ruth  1. 1 3  .would  ye  ftay  for  them  fr.  having  husb. 

i  Sam. 2  2  6.  having  his  fpear  in  his  hand,and  all 
26.2.  having  3000^  cbofen  men  of  Ifr.with  him 

x  Chro.Q.Qt.  having  for  their  captains,Pelatiah,& 

2  r .  1 6.  having  a  drawn  fword  in  his  hand  ftret. 
26.  r  z.baving  wards  one  againft  anoth.to  min. 

2  Cbr.  j.  x  2.  having  cymbals,  pfalteries,and  harps    j 
li.ii.havingl 


H  A  V        H  A  V 

11.12.  having  Judah  and  Benjamin  on  his  fide 
23.  io.every  man  having  his  weapon  in  his  hand 

Neb.10.z8.  having  knowledge,and  having  underft. 

i$.^.having  the  overfight  of  the  chamber  of 
Eflh.6. 1  2.  and  having  his  head  covered 
P*tt6.7.which  having  no  guide,overfeer,  or  ruler 
lfa.6.6.  having  a  live  coal  in  his  hand 

4 1 . 1  5  .fharp  threfhing  inftrument,  having  teeth 
E^k-3  8- * 1  -an(1  having  neither  bars  nor  gates 

40.44.  havingthe  profpect  toward  the  north 

44.1  i.feax>Mgcharge  at  the  gates  of  the  houfe,& 
Van.8.zo.nm  which  thou  faweft  having  two  k>r. 
Mic'i .xi.  having  thy  fhame  nakedjthe inhabit. of 
Zech.9.9.  m&baving  falvation,lowly,&  riding  on 
Mat.7.i9-he  taught  them  as  one  having  author.& 

8.9.fczw«f  fouldiers  under  me,and  I  fay  to 

g. 36.  as  fheep  having  no  fhepherd 

1  5 .  30.  JWbg  with  them  thofe  that  were  lame 

18.8. rather  then  having  two  hands,or  two  feet 
9. rather  then  having  two  eyes,  to  be 

2a.1j.n0t  having  a  wedding  garm.  and  he  was 
14.  if  any  man  die  having  no  children,his 
25.and  having  an  iffue  of  bloudjlet  his  wife 

26.7^0  him  a  woman,ta«g an alablafter  box 
Mar. 6.3  4-they  were  as  fheep  not  having  a  fhepherd 

8 . 1  .and  having  nothing  to  eat  Jefus  called 
18 .  bavingeyes,  fee  ye  not 

and  having  ears,  hear  yee  not 

9.43  .then  having  two  hands  >to  go  into  hell 

4  5  .then  having  two  feet,to  be  caft  into  hell 
47.then  having  two  eyes,to  be  caft  into  hell 

1 1 . 1 3 .  a  fig-tree  afar  off  having  leavesj  he  came 
1 2.6.  having  yet  therefore  one  fon,  his 
14.3-there  came  a  wom.baving  an  alablaft.  box 

5  i.having  a  linnen  cloth  caft  about  his  naked 
Lute  7-8. having  under  me  fouldiers,and  I  fay 

8.43.a  wom.hav.an  iffue  of  bloud  twelve yeers 
1  j.4.what  man  of  you  having  an  hund.fheep>if 
8.what  woman,  having  ten  pieces  of  filver,if 
17.7-which  of  you  having  a  fervant  plowing  of 
20.28.if  any  mans  brother  die  having  a  wifc,& 

John  j.i.Bethefda,  having  five  porches 

7. 1  f.kno  ws  this  manletters,  hav .nev.  learned 
18.  xo.then  Simon  Peter  having  a  fword,drew 

Ails  i.47.and  having  favour  with  all  the  people 
q.-tf. having  land,  foldit,and  brought  the 
22.1  z  .having  a  good  report  of  all  the  Jewes  wch 
z/^.zz.baving  more  perfect  knowl.  that  way,he 

Rom.z.  ^having  not  the  law,  are  a  law  to  themfel. 
12.6.  having  then  gifts,differing  according  to 
1 5. 2 3. now  having  no  more  place  in  thefe parts 
&  having  a  great  defire  thefe  many  yeers 

1  Cor. 6.i. having  a  matter  againft  another,go  to 

7. i.having  no  neceffity,  but  hath  power  over 
iz.z^.baving given  more  abundant  honour  to 

2  CV.2.3 .  having  confidence  in  you  all,that  my 

4. 1 3  .we  having  the  fame  fpirit  of  faith,  accord. 
tf.io.as  having  nothing,  and  yet  poffeffing  all 
7. 1. having  thetfore  thefe  promifes,dcarly  belo. 
9.8. that  ye  alwaies  having  all  fufficiencie  in  all 
1  o.6.and  having  in  a  readineffe  to  revenge  all 
1  5  .but  having  hope,  w  hen  your  faith  is  incr. 
Epb.z.iz.havi.  no  hope,  &  without  G.in  the  wor. 
5.27.  not  havingfyoz  or  wrinkle,or  any 
6.ia..having  your  loins  girt  about  with  truth 

having  on  the  breaftplate  of  righteoufn. 

Phil-  r .  23  .having  a  defire  to  depart,  and  to  be  with 

2?.and  having  this  confidences  I  know  that 

^o.hav.  the  fame  conflift  which  ye  law  in  me 

2.  2.  having  the  fame  love,  being  of  one  accord 

3.9.  not  having  mine  own  righteoufn.  which  is 

Col.  1 .  20.  having  made  peace  through  the  bloud  of 

2.19.  having  nourifhment  miniftred>  knit  toge. 

1  Tim. 3 .^.having  his  children  in  fubje&ion  with 

4. 8. having  promfle  of  the  life  that  now  is,and 
^.iz. having  damnati.becaufe  they  caft  off  their 
6.8.and  having  food  and  raiment,let  us  be 

2  Tim.z.  1  cj. having  this  feal,  The  Lord  knoweth 

^.having  a  form  of  godlineffe,but 
4. 3. to  themfelves  teachers,ta;««j  itching  ears 
Tit.  1 ,6.having  faithfull  childr.  not  accufed  of  riot 

2.8.  having  no  evill  thing  to  fay  of  you 

Pbilem.zx .  halving  confidence  in  thy  obedi.I  wrote 

He b.  1  o.  1 .  the  law  having  a  fhadow  of  good  things 

ig.having  therefore jbrefh.  boldneffe  to  enter 

2 1 .  &  having  an  high  prieft  over  the  honfe  of 


HAV 


H  A  U 


H  A  Z        H  A  Z 


1  Pet.z.iz.  having your converfati.  honeft "among 
$.i6.having  a  good  confeience,  that  whereas 

1  P^.2.14.  having  eyes  full  of  adultery ,that 

2 /</fr.i2.fo*w72g  many  things  to  write  unto  you,I 
J  tide  16.  having  mens  perfons  in  admiration  bee. 
I9.themfelves  fenfuall,  having  not  the  fpirit 
Rev.f.6.as  it  had  been  a  lamb,  having  feven  horns 
8. having  every  one  of  them  harps,  and 
■j.zhaving  the  zeal  of  the  living  God 
8 . 3  .having  a  golden  cenfer,  and  there  was 
9. 1  -j. having  breaft-plates  of  fire,and  of 
1 2-3.  having  feven  heads,  and  ten  horns,  and 
Chap.13.1, 
1 2.  down  to  you,  having  great  wrath  becaufe 
}a.  i.to.hisfath.name  written  in  their  fore-h. 
6.having  the  everlafting  gofpel  to  preach  to 
14.  having  on  his  head  a  golden  crown 
-*7.he  alio  having  a  (harp  fickle 
1  5.  i.feven  ange\s,baving  the  feven  laft  plagues 
2.  having  the  harps  of  God 
6.having  the  feventh  plague,  clothed  in  pure 
17.3. having  feven  heads,  and  ten  horns 

4.  having  a  golden  cup  in  her  hand. 
i8.i.bavihg  great  power,&  the  earth  was  light. 
lOtiJhaving  the  key  of  the  bottomleffe  pit 
21. 1  i.having  the  glory  of  God3  and  her  light 
$atoen. 
Gw.49.13.dwel  at  the  haven — he  flialbe  for  a  hav. 
Pfal.  1 07 . 3  o.  bringeth  them  to  their  defired  haven 
Alts  27.1 2.becaufe  the  haven  was  not  commod.to 
which  is  an  haven  of  Crcet,and  lieth 
Faire-l%a!benfii 
Affs  2 7 . 8 .  w hich  is  called  the  F nk-havens^igh 
fcattajhtp. 

2  Sam.zz.z8.but  thine  eyes  are  on  the  haughty 
Pfal.i^i.i.Lotd,  my  heart  is  not  haughty, nor 
Pro.  16.18.  and  an  haughty  fpirit  before  a  fall 

18. 1 2.before  deftr.  the  heart  of  man  is  haughty 

21. 24. proud  and  haughty,  Scorner  is  his  name 

1/4.3.  i6.becaufe  the  daughters  of  Zion  are  haughty 

10.33.  and  the  haughty  fhall  be  humbled 

24.4.  haughty  people  of  the  earth  doth  languifh 

£3^.16.50.  and  they  were  haughty,  &  committed 

Zepfr.3 .  1 1  .thou  fhalt  no  more  be  haughty  JoeauCe 

i&attghttfp. 
Mkab  2.3.  neither  fhall  ye  go  haughtily,  for 

i^angt)t<nctte.  " 
Ifa.z.it.  haugbt'meJJ'e  of  men  fhall  be  bowed  down 
17  .haugbtinefj'e  of  men  fhall  be  made  low 
1 3.1 1. wil  lay  low  the  haugbtineffe  of  the  terrib. 
i6.6.even  of  his  haughtinefj'e,ani  his  pride 
y^.48.29.  and  the  baughtinejji  of  his  heart 
f^atotlah.  $al)(lah, 

Gen.z.i  i.eompaffeth  the  whole  land  of  Havilab 

io.7.the  Cons  of  Chufh  :  Scba,  and  Havikh,8i 

1  Cbron.1.9. 

zytfavilah  and  Joban— the  fons  of  Jocktan 

1  Cbro.i.z$. 

25.18.  Jdhm.  fons  dwelt  from  Havilab  to  Shur 

1  Sam.i<). 7-Saul fmote the  Amalek. h.Havil.  till 

I^aimt, 
1  Sam.  13.2  2.and  fee  his  place,where  his  haunt  is 

Hannfc, 
1  Sam.^0.1 1. and  his  men  were  wont  to  haunt 
£^.26.i7.their  terrour  to  be  on  all  that  hatmt  it 

$afcoc6, 
Atls  8.3  .asfor  Saul,he  hath  made  havoc\  of  the 

|^atoti)=31afi:. 
Numb.i  2.4 1 .  and  called  them  Havoth-Jair 

Deut.3.14. 
Jndg.  10.4.  called  Havoth-fair  unto  this  day 

Hattran. 

.E  ^.47 . 1 6.  which  isbythecoaftof  Hour  an 

i8.eaft-fide  ye  fhall  meafure  from  Haurai  & 
l&am&e. 
Levh.11. 16.  and  the  hawte  after  his  kinde 

Dent.  14.15. 
Job  39.26.doth  the  haw\e  flie  by  thy  wifdome 

i^ap. 
Pio.27.25.the  hay  appeareth,  and  the  tender  graffe 
lfa.  1  j. 6.  for  the  hay  is  withered  away,  the 

1  C0-A3.12.on  this  foundation  vvood,^,ftubble 

$ajacl. 
i  JC^.19.15.  anoint  Haigcl  to  be  King  over  Syria 
I7.thatefcapeth  the  fword  o(Ha^.  dial  Jehu 

2  Kjng.8.  8 .  the  K.  faid  to  Ha%ael3  Take  a  prefent 


9.  fo  Ha^ael  went  to  meet  him,and 

1  z.and  Ha^iel  faid,VVhy  weepeth  my  Lord 
1 3.  Ha%ael  faid,  But  what,  is  thy  fcrv.a  dog 
1 5.and  Ha^ael  reigned  in  his  ftead 

28.  to  the  war  againft  Hawaii  King  of  Syria 

29.  when  he  fought  againft  Ha\ael  Kino  of 

Chap.9.15. 
9. 14.  becaufe  otHa^ael  King  of  Syria 
10.3  z.Ha^ael  fmote  them  in  all  thecoafts  of  If. 
12.17.  when  Ha^ael  Ki.  of  Syria  went  up,  and 
Ha-^el  [ct  his  face  to  go  up  to  Jerufalem 
i8.and  fent  it  to  H^c/King  of  Syria,and 
13.3.  delivered  them  into  the  hand  oiHavgel 
into  the-hand  of  Benhadad  fon  of  Ha%. 
22.  but  H^^rfKing  of  Syria  oppreffed  Ifra. 
24I0  Ha\ael  King  of  Syria  died, and 

2  5.0m  of  the  hand  of  Benhadad  fon  ofH^. 
2  Cbro.zz.^.to  war  againft  H.i^ael  King  of  Syr.at 

6.when  he  fought  with  Ha^ael  King  of  Syr. 
Amos  i.4.a  fire  into  the  houfe  of  Ha^acl,whkh 

i£aja(a!>, 
Neh.i  1. 5. the  fon  of  HaXaiab,thc  fon  of  Adaiah 

^ajat=2jDDar. 
Zv7tf».34.4.and  fhall  go  on  to  Ha^ar-Addar 

INjar^ffinan, 
W«^.34.9.goings  out  of  it  fhall  be  AtHaxar-Enan 

10.  from  Ha%ar-Enan  to  Shepham 
£^.47. 1 7. border  from  the  fea  fhall  be  Ha%ar-En. 

48.i.as  one  goeth  to  Hamath,  Ha^i-Enan  the 

$ajar=<©atit>ah, 
Jof.i  5.27.  and  Ha^ar-Gaddab,  and  Hefhmon,md 

^ajatfci^attfeon, 
E%e.4j.  1 6.  bord.of  Hamath,  Ha^ar-Hatticon,  w'1 

IN5atot%. 
Deut. 1. l.znd  Ha%aroth,md  Dibzahab 

l^ajara^ljaai. 
Jofi.i  5.28.  and  Ha^ar-Shual,  and  Beer-fheba,3nd 

i9-3.and  Ha\ar-Shual,  and  Balah,  and 
1  Cfe/0.4.28.  and  they  dwelt  at  Ha%ar~Sbual 
Neb.  1 1 ,27.and  at  Ha^ar-Shual,  and  at  Beer-fheba 

Hajar^nfai). 
JoJh.iQ.^,  and  Beth-marcaboth,  and  Ha^ar-Sufih 

J|a?el-elponi, 
1  Cbr.4. 3,  name  of  their  fifter  was  Ha^l-elpni 

Haser^atoetl), 
Gen.  10.  26.  Jocktan  begate  Ha^er-Maveth 

1  Chron.i.  20. 

Hajertat. 

Deut.z.z^.  the  Avims  which  dwelt  in Ha%erim 

Hajeroti). 

Num.  1 1 . 3  5. to  Ha^eroth,  and  abode  at  Ha^erotk 

1 2,i6.people  removed  from  Ha^erotb,zad 

3  3. 1 7. and  encamped  at  Haigroth 

18.  they  departed  from  Ha^erotb,znd 

i|a?er=^i)nam. 

1  Cfowz.4.3 1. and  at  Ha^er-Shujim,md 

H=>a}C5on=<3Camar. 
Gen.  1 4.7.  Amorites  that  dwelt  in  Ha^c^n-tamar 

2  Cfo\2o.2.be  in  Haxexpn-Tamar}vibich  is  Engedi 

l^aji'el. 
1  ffc'.23.9.fons  of  Shimci,H(Z^W,Haran,three 


Gc».22.22.Milcah bare  Hax?,znd  Pildafb. 

ilajoj. 
1  Sam.i  2«9.captain  of  the  hoftof  H<i^)f,and 
Neh.i  1.33  .childr.of  Benj.dwelt  at  Ha^or,Rzai3h 

Ha50i. 
Jojh.i  1. 10.  took  H^o;-,and  fmote  the  Ki.thereof 
for  Ha%or  before-time  was  the  head  of 
1 1.  and  he  burnt  Ha%or  with  fire 
1 3.1frael  burned  none  of  them,  fave  Ha\or 
1 5.23.Kedefh,and  Ha\or  of  the  inherit.of  Jud. 
2  5.  and  Ha\or,  Hadattab,  and  Kerioth 

and  Hezron,  which  is  Ha^or 
19.36.  and  Adamah,and  Ramah,and  Ha^pr 
Jud.4.z.xeigned  in Hd.capt.of whofe  hoft  was Sif. 

1  Kin-9-i  5>H*(0i>&  Megiddo,&  Gezer Sol.built 

2  Kim.  1 5-29-and  Kedefh,  and  Ha\or,and  Gilead 
fer.49.28.concern.  the  kingdomes  ofHa^.which 

jo.dwell  deep,  O  ye  inhabit,  of  Ha^/aith 
33.  Haxpr  fhall  be  a  dwelling  for  dragons 
Kwgoffyam. 
Jojh.  1 1 . 1  .when  Jabin  King  of Ha^pr  had  heard 

1 2. 1 9-  the  King  of  Ha^or  one 
fudg.4.17.  peace  between  Jabin  Ki.  of  Ha?or,and 


HEE        HEE 


HEE 


HEE 


HEE   HEE 


i  Cfo».j.20.and  Ha\ubah,Sc  Ohel/ons of  Zerub. 

Aft.i  y.  i6.mea  that  have  hazarded  then  lives  for 

Gen.  3.16.  and  feee  fliall  rule  over  thee 
6.  3 .  for  that  bee  alfo  is  flefh 
44.10.ke  with  whom  it  is  found  fhalbe  myfer. 
4  8  1  9  .younger  brother  fhall  be  greater  then  feee 
49! 8  .thou  art  fee  whom  thy  brethren  fliall  praife 
Exod.\.'i6.hee  fhalbe  thy  fpokef-manto  the  peop. 
bee  ftialbe,even  bee  fhalbe  in  (lead  of  a 
o.j4.hardened  his  heart, bee  and  his  fervants 
7  c .  3  4-put  in  his  heart,that  fee  may  teach 

both  feee,&  Aholiab  the  fon  of  Ahifam. 
40. 16. Lord  commanded  him,fo  did  bee 
Uv.t-t,  3  .feee  among  the  fons  of  Aaron  that  offer. 

2y.y4.both  feee,and  his  children  with  him 
Ato.24.9-feeecouched,feee  lay  down  as  a  lion 

curfed  ishee  that  curfeth  thee 

Deut.^.i.bee  and  all  his  people  tobattellat  Edrei 

8. 18.it  is  bee  that  giveth  thee  power  to  get 

9lj.Lord  thy  God  is  bee  that  goeth  over  before 

27.16.  curfed  be  be  that  fetteth  light  by  his  fat- 

i7.curfcd  be  he  that  remo.his  neigh.lwid-m. 

18.curf.be  he  that  makes  the  blind  to  wand. 

i9.curf.  be  bee  that  perverteth  the  judgm.  of 

ao.curfed  be  bee  that  lkth  with  his  fath.wife 

21  .curf.be  he  rhat  lieth  wth  any  mann.ofbea. 

22  curfed  be  bee  that  lieth  with  his  (ifter 

2  3  .curf.  be  bee  that  lieth  with  his  mo.in-law 

24.cur.be  be  that  Oniteth  his  neighb.fecretly 

2 5. car.be  he  that  taketh  rew.to  flay  an  inno. 

26.cur.be  he  that  confirms  not  all  wor.of  this 

3  i.6.thy  God,  bee  it  is  that  doth  go  with  thee 

bee  will  not  fail  chee5nor  forfake  thee 

Verfe8. 

3  2.4.  bee  is  the  rock,his  work  is  perfeft 

6.is  not  bee  thy  Father  that  hath  bought  thee 

hath  bee  not  made  thee,  and  eftabl.thee 

39.evenl  am  feee,&  there  is  no  god  withme 

Jojh.iq.i.L.youv  G.is  he  that  hath  fought  for  you 

lo.hee  it  is  that  fighteth  for  you 
Judg.io.iS>  what  man  is  bee  that  will  begin 

hee  fliall  be  head  overall  the  inhabit. 
1  Safft.4.16.1  am  bee  that  came  out  of  the  army 
9.2.  there  was  not— a  goodlier  perfon  then  hee 
hee  was  higher  then  any  of  the  people 
1 6.  r  i.anoint  him ,  this  is  hee 

2  y .  z  y .  for  as  his  name  is,  fo  is  hee 
28.14.what  form  is  hee  of 

1  ftra.2.3  2. two  men  more  right.&  better  then  bee 

1 7. 1  j .fhe,and  feee,and  her  houfe.did  eat  many 
j  8 . 1 7.art  thou  bee  that  troubleth  Ifrael 

2  Ifyng.io.s .bee  that  was  over  the  houfe 

and  hee  that  was  over  the  city 
18.22.is  not  that  feee,whofe  high  places  Hezek. 

2/21.36.7. 
2  Chr.%9.i.hee,'m  the  firft  yeer  of  his  reign,opened 
Either  7. y. who  is  hee  ?  and  where  is  hee  that  durft 
Job  9.24.  if  not,  whcre,and  who  is  hee 

13. 19. who  is  bee  that  will  pleaa  with  me 
14.  io.gi  veth  up  the  ghoft,and  where  is  hee 
20.7.  fliall  fay,  Where  is  bee 

3  2.4-becaufe  they  were  elder  then  bee 
P/a/.22.9.thou  art  bee  that  took  me  out  of  the  wo. 

6o.i2.beeitis  that  fhall  tread  down  our  cnem. 
Pjfe/.io8.ij. 
68.20.feee  that  is  our  God  is  the  God  of  falvat. 
99.y.worfliipathisfoot-ftool:  for  feee  is  holy 
100. 3. know  ye,that  the  Lord  feee  is  God 

it  is  hee  that  hath  made  us,and  not  we 
144.  jo.  it  is  free  that  giveth  falvation  to  Kings 
Pro.  i6.20.trufteth  in  the  Lord, happy  is  hee 
28.6.then  bee  that  is  perverfe  in  his  wayes 

though  bee  be  rich 
29.18.  keepeththe  law,  happy  is  hee 
Ecclef.4. 14.be  that  is  born  in  his  kingd.becometh 
5 .8.for  bee  that  is  higher  then  the  higheft  regar. 
6. 3. an  untimely  birth  is  better  then  bee 

lo.contend  with  him  that  is  mightier  then  be 
lfa.i$.6.bee  who fmote  the  people  in  wrath 

hee  that  ruled  the  nations  in  anger 

40.20.foe  that  is  fo  impoverifliedjthat  he  hath  no 

hee  feeketh  a  cunning  work-man 

22.it  is  bee  that  fitteth  upon  the  circle  of  the 


41.4.  and  with  the  laft,  I  am  hee 
43.10.  and  underftand  that  I  am  bee 

1 3  .yea,  before  the  day  was  I  am  bee 
46.4.  even  to  your  old  age,I  am  bee 
48.1 2.I  am  feee,I  am  the  firft,I  alfo  am  the  laft 
y  1 . 1 2.1,even  I  am  hee  that  comforteth  you 
y  2.6.that  I  am  bee  that  doth  fpeak 
61 . 1  i.where  is  he  that  brought  them  up 
Jer.^.i  2. and  faid,  It  is  not  bee 

i4.22.art  not  thou  feee,0  Lord,our  God 
3 1 . 1 1  .that  was  ftronger  then  hee 
3  8.  j .  K.  is  not  fee  that  can  do  any  thing  ag  you 
48.26.  feee  alfo  fliall  be  in  derifion 
£^.38.i7.art  thou  feee  of  whom  I  havefpoken 
Amos  9.6.  it  is  hee  that  buildeth  his  ftories  in  the 
Hab.i  .1 3. that  is  more  righteous  then  feee 
Mat.  2.2.  faying,Where  is  feee  that  is  born  King 
3.3,this  is  feee  that  wasfpoken  of  by  the  proph. 
8.24.  but  feee  was  afleep 
1 1 .  3 .  art  thou  feee  that  fhould  come,  or 

Luke  7.19,20. 
1 1 .  in  the  kingd«of  heaven  is  greater  then  feee 
iK^.7.28. 
1 2. 3  o.feee  that  is  not  with  me  is  ag.  me,and  feee 
Lu\e  1 1.23. 
1 3 .37-fcee  that  foweth  the  good  feed  is  the  Son 
22. 42.  whofe  fon  is  feee 
24.  J  3  -bee  that  fliall  endure  to  the  end,the  fame 
26.behold,fcee  is  in  the  defart,  goe  not  forth 
fee  is  in  the  fecret chambers, beleeve  it  not 
26.46.  fee  is  at  hand  that  doth  betray  me 
48.feee  that  betrayed  him  gave  them  3  figne 
the  fame  is  feee,hold  him  faft 
68.who  is  feee  that  fmote  thee 
Mar.  1.8.  fee  fliall  baptize  you  with  the  holy  ghoft 
2.2f.was  an  hungred,feee,and  they  that  were 
4«9.feee  that  bath  ears  to  hcar,let  him  hear 
9.40.feee  that  is  not  againft  us  is  on  our  part 
1 2.3  2.and  there  is  none  other  but  feee 
14.44.  whomfoev.I  fliall  kiffc,that  fame  is  hee 
Lu\e  3 . 1 1.  bee  that  hath  two  coats,  let  him 

feee  that  hath  meat.let  him 
7.27.  this  is  fee  of  whom  it  is  written,  Behold 
10.22.&  feee  to  whom  the  Son  will  reveal  him 
1 1 .7.feee  from  within  fliall  anfwer  and  fay 

22.feec  taketh  from  him  all  his  armour 

16.10.hee  that  is  faithful  in  that  which  is  leaft 

feee  that  is  unjuft  in  the  leaft 

2f.now  fee  is  comforted  ,&  thou  art  tormen. 

20.2.or  who  is  feee  that  gave  thee  this  authority 

22.26.fee  that  is  greateft  among  you,let  him  be 

feee  that  is  chief,  as  feee  that  doth  ferve 

27.feee  that  fitteth  at  meat,orfeee  that  ferveth 

is  not  hee  that  fitteth  at  meat 

24. 6>  bee  is  not  here,  but  is  rifen 

2 1  .we  trufted  that  it  had  been  feee  that  fhould 
John  1 . 1 5 .  this  was  feee,  of  whom  I  fpake 

feee  that  cometh  after  me  is  preferred 
for  feee  was  before  me       Ver.  3  o. 
27-fee  it  is,who,coming  after  me,is  preferred 
30.this  isfeee,of  whom  I  faid,Afterme 
3  3  .fame  is  fee  which  baptizeth  with  the  h.G. 
2.i2.feee,and  his  mother,and  his  brethren 
3 .  z6.he  that  was  with  thee  beyond  Jordan 
29.feee  that  hath  the  bride  is  the  bridegroom 
3 4. for  fee  whom  God  hath  fent  fpeaketh  the 
36\feee  that  beleeveth  on  the  Son  hath  everla. 
fee thatbelee.not  the  Son,fhall  not  fee 
4.1 8. feee  whom  thou  now  haft  is  riot  thy  husb. 

26. 1  that  fpeak  unto  thee  am  feee 
5.1  i,fee  that  made  me  whole,  the  fame  faid  unto 
6.6.  feee  himfelf  knew  what  he  would  doe 

46.fave  feee  which  is  of  God,feee  hath  feen  the 
7.1 1.  and  faid,  Where  is  hee 

2f.  is  not  this  feee  whom  they  feek  to  kill 
8.7.fee  that  is  without  fin,  let  him  firft 

24-if  ye  beleeve  not  that  I  am  feee,ye  fhal  die 
28.  then  fhall  ye  know,  that  I  am  feee 
44.fcee  is  a  lyar,  and  the  father  of  it 
47.feee  that  is  of  God  heareth  Gods  words 
9.8.1s  not  this  feee  that  fate  and  begged 
9.fome  faid,This  is  fee:  others  faidjHe  is  like 
but  feee  faid,  I  am  feee 
1 2.where  is  feee  ?  Hee  faid,I  know  not 
17.  feee  faid,Hee  is  a  prophet 
2 1.  feee  is  of  age,  ask  him 


3  6.  who  is  feee,Lo.that  I  might  beleeve  on  him 

37.  it  is  bee  that  talketh  with  thee 
1  i.3.behold,foee  whom  th  u  loveft  is  fick 

1 2.if  feee  fleep,feee  fhall  do  well 

44.fee  that  was  dead  came  forth  bound  hand 
1 2-44-fee  that  beleeveth  on  me,bekeveth  on  him 

4S.feee  that  feeth  me,feeth  him  that  fent  me 
13.10.  feeethat  is  wafhed,  needeth  not,  fave  to 

16.nei.foe  that  is  fent,greater  then  fee  that  fc. 

1 8. fee  that  eateth  bread  with  me  hath  lift  up 

19.  ye  may  beleeve  that  I  am  feee 

20.fee  that  receiveth  whomfoever  I  fend 

■  &  fee  that  receiveth  me,rereiveth  him 

26.fee  it  is  to  whom  I  fliall  give  a  fop 

feee  gave  it  to  Judas  Ifcariot 
i4-2i.feeit  is  thatloveth  me3&  be  that  loveth 
18. j.Jefus  faith  unto  them,  I  am  feee 

6.as  feee  had  faid  unto  them,I  am  feee,  they 

8.1  have  told  you  that  I  am  hee 

i4.Caiphas  was  feee  that  gave  counfell  to  the 

20.21.  which  is  hee  thatbetrayeth  thee 

23.  Jefus  faid  unto  him.Hee  fhall  not  die 
Alls  i.2.  untill  the  day  in  which  feee  was  taken  up 
2.25  .for  feee  is  on  my  right  hand 

3. io.they  knew  that  it  was  fee  that  fate  for  alms 
y.?7.fee  alfo  perifbed,  and  all,  even  as  many 
7. 1  y.and  died,feee  and  our  fathers 

27.feee  that  did  his  neighbour  wrong  thruft 

38.this  is  feee  that  was  in  the  chur.in  the  wil. 

5  5. feee  being  full  of  the  holy  Ghoft,  looked 
9.2 1. is  not  this  feee  that  deftroyed  them  that 

28.feee  was  with  them,comingin,&  going 
io.6.fee  fliall  tell  thee  what  thou  oughtft  to  do 

2  i.I  am  feee  whom  ye  feek 

42.  to  teftifie  that  it  was  feee  that  was  ordai. 
.     i3.2?.whomthinkyethatIam?  I  am  not  feee 

3  7.  feee  whom  God  raifed  again  law  no 
28.6.  and  faid  that  feee  was  a  god 

Rom.z.iS.bce  is  not  a  Jew  that  is  one  outwardly 
29.  feee  is  a  Jew  which  is  one  inwardly 
1 4.1 8  .feee  that  in  thefe  things  ferveth  Chrift,  is 

1  Cor. 1 ^.neither  is  fee  thatplanteth  any  thing 

neither  feee  that  watereth,but  God 
S.feee  that  planteth  and  fee  that  water.are  one 
y.2.that  fee  that  hath  done  this  deed  might 
9.io.feee  that  ploweth  fhould  plow  in  hope 

and  feee  that  thtefheth  in  hope,fhould  be 

10.22.  are  we  ftronger  then  feee 

14.5.  for  greater  is  feee  that  prophefieth, 

then  fee  that  fpenketh  with  tongues 
16-how  fhall  feee  that  occupieth  the  room  of  j 

2  foA4.14.that  fee  whichraifed  up  the  Lord  Jefus  I 
5.5. feee  that  hath  wrought  us  for  the  felf  fame  I 
io.7.that  as  feee  is  Chrifts,fo  we  are  Chrifts 

18.  not  fee  that  commendeth  himfelf  is  appr. 

Gal.i.i  4.that  feee  which  perfecutedus  in  times  paft 
2.8. feee  that  wrought  effectually  in  Peter  to  the 
y.io.bear  his  judgment,whofoeverfeee  be 

Co/.3.2y.  feee  that  doth  wrong  fliall  receive  for  the 

1  7fce/!2.25.faithfull  is  feee  that  calleth  you 

2  Thef  1. 7. only  hee  who  now  letteth,will  let 

untill  feee  be  taken  out  of  the  way 
Heb.z.iq.hee  himfelflikewife  tookpartof  the 
5.4.  feee  that  was  called  of  God,  as  was'Aaron 
7.6.  feee  whofe  defcent  is  not  counted  from 
jo.29.fhaH  fee  be  thought  worthy,who  hath  tr. 

37.  and  fee  that  fliall  come,  will  come 
1 2.7 .what  fon  is  fee  whom  the  father  chaft.not 
lo.but  feee  for  out  profit,that  we  might 
1  Pet.  1 . 1  y-as  feee  which  hath  called  you  is  holy,fo 
1  Job.  1.7. if  we  walk  in  the  light,as  fee  is  in  die  li. 
2.28.when  feee  fliall  appear,  we  may  have 
3 .7  .is  righteous,  even  as  feee  is  righteous 

24.dwelleth  in  him,and  feee  in  him 
4.4.  becaufe  greater  is  feee  that  is  in  you 

then  feee  that  is  in  the  world 
1  y.God  dwelleth  in  him,and  feee  in  him 
17. as  feee  is,  fb  are  wee  in  this  world 
5 .6.this  is  feee  that  came  by  water  and  bloud 
1 2.fcee  that  hath  the  Sonne,  hath  life 

feee  that  hath  not  the  Son,  hath  not  life 

3  John  11.  hee  that  doth  good  is  of  God 

feee  that  doth  evill  hath  not  feen  God 
Rev.  1 . 1 8 .1  am  feee  which  liveth,and  was  dead 
2.23.I  am  feee  which  fearcheth  the  reins  &  hea. 
20.6.  holy  is  fee  that  hath  part  in  the  firft  refur. 
22.ii.  feee 


H  E  A        H  E  A       _ 

22.1  the  that  is  unjuft,let  him  be  unjuft  ftill 
bee  that  is  filthy,  let  him  be  fijchy  ftill 
fee  that  is  righteous,  let  him  be  righte. 
and  hee  that  is  holy,  let  him  be  holy  ftill 
Blefled  is  fcee,  See  USUffeD. 
l^ee  that  faith,  See  <g>aftt>. 
JieaO. 
Gett-5.15.it  (hallbruife  thy  headend  thou  (halt 
40.1  j.Pharaoh  (hall  lift  up  thine  bead.znd 
T      '  Verfe  19. 

16. 1  had  three  white  baskets  on  my  head 
1  T.did  eat  them  out  of  the  baskets  on  my  he. 
20.he  lifted  up  the  head  of  the  chief  butler 
42.38.  my  gray  beadwith  forrow  to  the  grave 
48.14.nght  hand,and  laid  it  on  Ephraims  head 
Vet.17.  Chap.44.19. 
left  hand  on  Manaffeh's  head 
17.  from  Ephraims  head  to  Manaffeh's  head 
iS.put  his  right  hand  on  hishead 
49.26.fe<zrfof]ofeph,andonthefea^ofhim 
E xod.  1 2.9.but  roft  with  fire:his  head  with  his  legs 
26.24.  coupled  together  above  the  headof it.to 
29.6.  thou  (halt  put  the  mitre  upon  his  head,Si 
7.and  powre  it  upon  his  head,  and 
io.put  their  hands  on  the  head  of  the  bullock 
l.j,  put  their  hands  on  the  beadof  the  ram 

Verfe  19. 
17.  and  unto  his  head  put  them 
36.29.and  coupled  together  atthe  head  thereof 
Lev.  1.4.  pur  his  hand  on  the  head  of  the  burnt  off. 
8.the  head  and  the  fat  in  order  on  the  wood 
1 2.cut  it  in  pieces  with  his  head  and  his  fat 
1  5  .and  wring  off  his  headend  burn  it  on 
3.2.  lay  his  hand  on  the  head  of  his  offering,  & 
Chap.8.j3. 
4.4.1ay  his  hand  on  the  bullocks  fezrf,and 
1 1. with  his&wrf»withhislegs3a/id  his 
1  f  .lay  their  hands  on  the  head  of  the 
24.1ay  his  hand  on  the  head  of  the  goat,and 
29.  lay  his  hand  on  the  head  of  the  fin-offer. 
Verfe  3  3. 
5 .8.and  wring  off  his  head  from  his  neck,and 
8.9-he  put  the  mitre  upon  his  head  alfo 

1  2-of  the  anointing  oyle  on  Aarons  head,8c 
14.  laid  their  hands  on  the  head  of  the  bull. 
1 8  .laid  their  hands  on  the  head  of  the  ram 

Verfe  22. 
20.  and  Mofes  burnt  the  head,  and 
9. 1 3»with  the  pieces  thereofj  and  the  head 
i3,i2.fromhis2**rfeven  to  his  feet,wherefoe. 
19.  hath  a  plague  on  the  head  or  t  he  beard 
jo.even  a  leprofie  on  the  head  or  beard 
40.1mnwhofeh.aire  is  fallen  off  his  head 
44. his  plague  is  in  his  head 
4  <;  .his  clothes  (hall  be  rent,and  his  head  bare 
14. 1 8. he  (hall  powre  upon  the  headoi  him  that 

29.  he  (hall  put  upon  the  head  of  him  that 
16.2 1. both  his  hands  on  the  he.of  the  live  goat 
putting  them  on  the  headoi  the  goat 
21.5.  not  make  baldneffe  on  their  head 
io.on  whofe  beadthe  anointing  oile  was 

•        (hall  not  uncover  his  bead,nox 
24. 14. lay  their  hands  on  his  head,  and 
N«w.f.  1 8.and  uncover  the  womans  head 
6. 5. (hall  no  rafor  come  upon  his  head,unti\l 
7.  confecration  of  his  God  is  upon  his  head 
9.dcfiled  the  headoi  his  confecration 

then  he  (hall  (have  his  head  in  the  day  of 
1 1.  (hall  hallow  hisbeadthzt  farhe  day 
i8.Nazar.(hall  (have  the  head of  his  feparat. 
DeKf.21.11.and  (he  (hall  ihave  her  head 
28. 2 3 .  heaven  that  is  over  thy  head  (hall 
3  ?.of  thy  foot,to  the  top  of  thy  head 
33.i6.ble(fing  come  on  the  headof  Jofeph 

and  on  the  top  of  the  head  of  him  that 
Jof.z.i9.h\s  bloud  (hall  be  upon  his  head 

his  bloud  (hall  be  upon  our  beadjf 
Jildg.<;.z6.  (hefmote  Sifera,(he  cut  off  his  head 
1 3 .  j. no  rafor  (hall  come  on  his  head, for 
16.1 3.  weaveft  the  feven  locks  of  my  bead  with 
i7.not  come  a  rafor  on  mine  bead,fot 
19x0  (have  off  the  feven  locks  of  his  bead 
1  Sa#2.i.i  1. there  Anil  noraforccmeonhisfeearf 
4.1  z.and  with  earth  upon  his  head 
5.4>and  the  headof  Dagon,and  both  the  palms 
1  o.i.and  powred  it  on  his  headend  kiffed  him 


H  E  A         HE  A 

,17.5.  an  helmet  of  braflfe  on  his  head,  and 
3  8.  put  an  helmet  of  braffe  on  hishead,z\fo 
46  .and  take  thine  head  from  thee,andlle 
5 1. and  cut  off  his  feaitherewith,  and  when 
5  4-  David  took  the  headof  the  Philiftine,and 
57.  with  the  headoi  the  Philift.  in  his  hand 
2?.39.wickedneffeofNabalonhisown&e^ 
28.2.I  make  thee  the  keeper  of  mine  he.  for  ev. 
3 1.9.  and  they  cut  off  his  head,  and 
2  Sam.i.z.znd  earth  upon  his  head,  and  fo 
16.  thy  bloud  be  upon  thy  head,fot 
2.i6.caught  every  one  his  fellow  by  the  head,Sc 
3.8.3m  I  a  dogs  head,  which  againft  Judah  doe 

29.  let  it  reft  on  the  head  of  Joab,  and 
4.7.  and  took  his  bead,znd  gate  them  away 
S.they  brought  the  head  of  Ilhboiheth  to  Da. 
behold^the  head  of  Ithb.the  fon  of  Saul 
1 2.but  they  took  the  headof  I(hbo(heth,  and 
1 2.3.0.  took  the  crown  from  off  his  bead 

and  it  was  fet  on  Davids  head 
i3.i9.Tamarput  aihes  on  het  head ,znd 

laid  her  hand  on  her  headend  went  on 
r4.26.and  when  he  polled  his  head;  for  it  was 
15.32.  and  earth  upon  his  head 
1 6.9.1et  me  go  over,  and  take  off  his  head 
18.9.  and  his  head  caught  hold  of  the  oak 
10.21.  behold,  his  head  (hall  be  thrown  to  thee 

22.and  they  cut  off  the  bead  of  Sheba  the 
22.44.kept  me  to  be  head  of  the  heathen 

1  l^ing.z.6.  let  not  his  hoar  head  go  down  to  the 

9.his  hoar  head  bring  thou  down  to 
3  2.return  his  bloud  on  his  own  head,  who 
3  3. their  bloud  (hall  return  on  the  he.of  Joab 
and  on  the  head  of  his  feed  for  ever,but 
37.thy  bloud  (hall  be  upon  thine  own  bead 
44.return  thy  wickedneffe  on  thine  own  he. 
8.3  2. to  bring  his  way  on  his  bead-,  and 
1 9.6.  and  a  crufe  of  water  at  his  head,  and 

2  iC'sg.  2.  3.  thy  matter  from  thy  head  to  day 

Verfe  5. 
4. 1 9.faith  to  his  father,  My  bead,  my  bead 
6.2  j. an  iffeshead  was  fold  for  8o.pieces  of  fil. 
3  i.if  the  head  of  Eli(ha  (hall  ftand  on  him 
3  2. hath  fent  to  take  away  mine  head,look 
9.3.and  powre  it  on  his  head,wd  fay,Thus 
6.he  powred  the  oil  on  his  headland  faid  1 
30.(he  painted  her  face,and  tired  bethead,8i 
19.1  i.daugh.of  Jeru.hath  (haken  her  he.u  thee 
2?.  17-  did  lift  up  the  headof  Jehoial:.  King  of 

1  Cbi'0. 10.9  .they  took  his  head,  and  hisarmour,& 

1 1  .faftened  his  head  in  the  temple  of  Dagon 
20.2.100k  the  crown  from  off  his  head 

and  it  was  fet  upon  Davids  head 

2  Chr.6.  i3.by  recompen.his  way  on  his  own  head 
E%ra  9. 6. for  ouriniqui.areincreafed  overontbead 
Neb.4,4.  their  reproach  on  their  own  bead,&  their 
£/2.2.i7.fettheroyall  crown  on  herhead,znd 

6.8.royall  crown  which  is  fet  on  his  bead 
9.25  .(hould  return  on  his  own  bead,  and 
Job  t.20.  and  (haved  his  headend  fell  down 
10.1  j.yet  will  I  not  lift  up  mine  bead 
16-4.  and  (hake  my  head  it  you 
2o.6.and  his  head  reach  unto  the  clouds 
29.3  .when  his  candle  (hined  on  my  bead 
4 1. 7  .or  his  bead  with  fi(h-fpears 
Py«/.3.3.and  the  lifter  up  of  mine  bead 

7.i6.his  mifchief  (hall  return  on  his  own  bead 
2  2.7. they  (hake  the  bead,fiying 
23. 5. thou  anointeft  my  head  with  oil,my 
27>6.now  (hall  mine  beadbe  lifted  up  above 
38.4.  mine  iniquities  are  gone  over  mine  head 
44. 1 4.a  ihaking  of  the  bead  among  the  people 
6o.7.Ephr.alfo  is  the  ftrength  of  mine  head 

P/aZ.  108.8. 
68.21  .God  (hall  wound  the  bead  of  his  enem. 
8  3«2.that  hate  thee  have  lift  up  the  head 
1 10. 7.  therefore  (hall  he  lift  up  the  head 
13  3 ,2.precious  ointment  upon  the  head,th3t 
140.9.3s  for  the  head  of  thofe  that  compaffe  me 
141.5 .which  (hall  not  break  mine  head,  for 
Pro.  1.9. an  ornament  of  grace  to  thy  bead 

4.9.(he  (hall  give  to  thine  headzn  ornament  of 
io.6.bleffings  are  upon  the  bead  of  the  juft 
ii.i6.ble(fing(hallbe  on  the.  bead  of  him  that 
16.3  i.the  hoary  beadis  a  crown  of  glory  ,if. 
10.29.  beauty  of  old  men  is  the  gray  bead 

Sf  1 


HEA        HE  A 

2f.i2.heapcoa!s  of  fire  on  his  head 
Ecclef.z.  14.  wife  mans  eyes  are  in  his  head 

9. 8. and  her  head  lack  no  ointment 
Cant.  1.6.  his  left  hand  is  under  my  bead,znd 

Ghap.8.3. 
y.2.for  my  bead  is  filled  with  dew,and 
11. his  be  ad  is  as  the  mod  fine  gold 
7. 5. thine  keadon  thee  is  likecarmel 
lfa.  1 .  f.th?  whole  head  is  fick,and  the  whole 

6.from  thefole  of  the  foot  even  to  the  head 
7.2o.the  head,znd  the  hair  of  the  feet,  and  it 
37.12.dau. of  Jeruf.hath  (haken  hetheadzt  thee 
5  i.i  i.everlafting  joy  (hall be  on  their  bead 
20. they  lie  at  the.  head  of  all  the  ftreets  as 
58.  5  .to  bow  down  his  Ixadas  a  bulruih 
5  9. 1 7.an  helmet  of  falvation  on  his  bead 
Jer-z.37.3nd  thine  hands  on  thine  head,  for 
9-i.Oh  that  mine  head  were  waters,nnd 
18.  i6.thalbe  aftonifhed,  and  wag  his  bead 
z  3 . 1 9. fall  grievoufly  on  the  bead  of  the  wicked 
30.23.  fall  with  pain  on  the  bead  of  the  wicked 
48. 3  7. for  every  head  (hall  be  bald,and 
5  2.3  1. lifted  up  the  bead  of  Jchoiakim  King  of 
Lam,  z.  1  5. and  wag  their  head  at  the  daugh.of  Jeru. 

3.54.waters  flowed  over  mine  bcad,then 
£^.T.i.caufeit  to  paffe  upon  thine  headend 
8.3.  and  took  me  by  a  lock  of  mine  head 
g.io.  rccompence  their  way  on  their  head 
io.i.that  was  above  thebeadof  the  cherubims 
1  t.to  the  place  where  the  head  looked  ,they 
1 3. 1 8. and  make  kerchiefs  on  the  head  of  every 
16.25.buiU  thy  high  place  atevery  head  of 
3 1. in  the  headoi every  way,  and  makeft 
43.recompence  thy  way  on  thine  head,Cmh 
17.19.  even  it  He  recompence  on  his  own  head 
a  1 . 1 9.chufe  it  at  the  bead  of  the  way  to  the  city 

2i.at  the  headoi  the  two  waies>to  ufe 
24.17.bind  the  tire  of  thinebead  on  thee,and 
29. 18, every  head  was  made  bald,  and 
33.4.his  bloud  (hall  be  on  his  own  head 
42.1 2.toward  the  fouth  was  a  door  in  the  he.oi 
DiZTZ.r.io.make  me  endanger  mine  head  to  the  K. 
2.  i8.vifiorts  of  thy  head  on  thy  bed  are  thefe 
3  2. this  images  fcwrfwasoffine  gold 
3  8. thou  art  this  bead  of  gold 
4,5.  the  vifions  of  my  bead  troubled  me 

1  o.thus  were  the  vifions  of  my  be.  in  the  bed 
1 3 .1  faw  in  the  vifions  of  my  head  upon 
7.i.and  vifions  of  his  beadon  his  bed 
1 5.  the  vifions  of  my  head  troubled  me 
20. of  the  ten  horns  that  were  on  his  bead 
Ho/?  1. 1 1. and  appoint  themfelves  one  bead 
Joel  3.4.return  your  recompence  on  your  own  he. 

Verfe  7. 
Amos  2.7.on  the  headof  the  poor,and 
8.  io.Ile  bring  — baldneffe  on  every  bead 
9. 1 .  and  cut  them  in  the  head,M  of  th-  m 
Obad.  1 5  .thy  reward  (hall  return  on  thine  own  he. 
Jonah  2.5.  the  weeds  were  wrapt  about  my  head 
4.6. that  it  might  be  a  (hadow  over  b\shcad,to 
8. fun  beat  on  the  headof  Jonah,that 
Hicah  z.  1 3.and  the  Lord  en  the  head  of  them 
Ha&.3.i3.thou"woundedftthefcearfoutofthehou. 

i4.ftrike  thorow  with  his  ftaves  the  headof 
Zecb.  1 . 2 1  .fo  that  no  man  did  lift  up  his  /  ead.but 
3.5.  let  them  fetafair  mitre  upon  hishcad 

fo  they  fet  a  fair  mitre  upon  his  head 
4.7.IK  (hall  bring  forth  the  head  (lone  thereof 
6. 1 1  .and  fet  them  on  the  head  of  Jofhua 
Mat.<$.z6.mith.  (halt  thou  fwear  by  the  beadpec. 
6. 1 7-when  thou  faftcft.anoint  thine  headend 
8.20.Son  of  man  hath  not  whereon  tolay  his  h. 
Luke  9.^8. 
14.8.  «i  ve  me  John  Baptifts  head  in  a  charger 
0  Mar. 6.  25- 

1 1  .his  bead  was  brought  in  a  charger 
i6.7.and  powred  it  on  hxsbeadzshz 
27.30.andfmotehimon  the  bead 

,  _  fet  Un  over  his  head  his  accufation 
>>:6.z\.ihe  bid, The  headoi  John  the  Baptift 

27.  and  commanded  his  headtobe  brought 

28.  and  brought  his  hcad'm  a  cha>'ger,ahd 
1 2.4.  and  wounded  him  in  the  lxad,irio 
14.2. brake  thebox,and  powred  it  on  his  head 
1  $ .  19/motc  him  on  the  head  wi'h  a  reed 

Lnkje  7-46-  mine  head  with  oyle  thou  didft  not 

John.  1 3 .9-but 


Mar 


HE  A        H  E A 


John  i  3  .9-but  alfo  my  hands  and  my  head 
20.7.napkin  that  was  about  his  head,  not 
1 2.Angels  (itting,one  at  the  head,snd 
Acls  1 8. 1 8;having  (home  his  Wat  Cenchrea 
Kow.ii.zo.heape  coles  of  fire  on  hishead 
i  Cor.114.bead  covered  difhonoureth  his  tad 
y  .diflionoureth  her  W,for  that  is 
lo.women  to  have  power  on  her  hca.  becaufe 
n.  n.or  again,  the  head  to  the  feet,I  have 
Ephefi.zz.ga.ve  him  to  be  the  head  over  all 

4.  i  y . which  is  the  head,  even  Chrift 
Col.  1.1 8.  he  is  the  head  of  the  body, the 

%.  1  p.and  not  holding  the  head,ftom  which  all 
Key. 10. 1 .  and  a  rain-bow  was  on  his  head,  and 
1 2. 1  .on  her  head  a  crown  of  twelve  ftarres 
10. 1 2.and  on  his  head  were  many  crowns 

Gra.47.3 1.  Ifr-  bowed  himfelf  upon  the  bedsfcftwf 

1  S^.  17.7. his  fpears  toi  weighed  600.mek.ofyr. 
Ifa.zS.  1. which  are  on  the  head  of  the  fat  valleys  of 

4.which  is  on  the  hcadof  the  fat  val.  (hall  be 

i&eaft. 

P/a/.  1 1 8.2  2.  is  become  the  to/  ftone  of  the  corn. 

Jxe^teto. 
Deut.io.%.  axe  to  cut  down  the  tree,the  toflipp. 

2  Kmg.6.  y.the  axe  to/  fell  into  the  water 

JjeaO,  for  Governour. 
Nuin.t.A,.  every  om.  head  of  the  houfeofhis  fath. 
1713.  one  rod  (hall  be  for  the  lxad  of  the  houfe 
25.1 5;. he  was  bead  over  a  people,and 
Deut.zi.  1 2.the  L.fhall  make  thee  the  head,8c  not 

44.he  (hall  be  the  to/,and  thou  (halt  be 
Jojb.  x  1 ,  xo.Hazor  before-time  was  the  head  of  all 

22. 14.  each  one  was  an  hettd  of  the  houfe  of 
J/^.io.iS.malbe  our  bea.  over  all  theinha.of  Gil. 
1  i.8.be  our  toovev  all  the  inhabitants  of  Gil. 
o.ftiall  I  be  your  head 
1 1. the  people  made  him  head  and  captain 
1  Sam.  1 5. 17.  waft  thou  not  made  the  head  of  the 
1  Chrm.io.  1 1. thou  art  exalted  as  head  above  all 
Pfal.  1 8.4  j  .haft  made  me  the  bead  of  the  heathen 
lfa.  7 .8.  head  of  Syria  is  Damafc.toof  Da.is  Rez. 
9.  the  head  of  Ephraim  is  Samaria 

the  bead  of  Samaria  is  Remaliahs  fon 
9.14.  Lord  will  cut  off  from  Ifrael  head  &  tail 

I  y.  and  honourable,he  is  the  headend 
1 9.1$. which  the  he.ot  tail,bran.or  ru(h  may  do 
/e/'.22.6.andthe  head  of  Lebanon,  yet 
1  Cm;  1 1. 3.  that  the  head  of  every  man  is  Chrift 
and  the  head  of  the  woman  is  the  man 
and  head  of  Chrift  is  God 
Epb.  y. 23 .  husband  is  the  bead  of  the  wife 

even  as  Chrift  is  the  head  of  the  church, 

Ca/.z.io.whiCh  is  the  to/of  all  principals pow. 

BaldfytsSi.  See"3galO. 

Bow  or  bowed  the  J^eal).  See  it  in 

315otOorH5ciMCtl. 

IjeaO  oft  be  corner. 

Ato.2i.42.thefame  is  the  bead  of  the  corner 

Mar.  12.10.  Lu\e  20.17.  Alls  4. 1 1 . 
1  Pet.  2. 7. 
Cover  qt  covered  iijeat).  See  it  in 
Cotoer  or  CotereD- 
Crown  joyned  with  i^eaD.  See  CtOttK. 
i^eaO  joyned  with  haire,ov  hairs. 
Lev.  1 3 .40.  man  whofe  hair  is  fallen  off  his  head  is 
41.  hair  fallen  off  from  the  part  of  hishead 
14.9.  (have  all  the  hair  off  his  to/,and 
Nitm.6.^.  locks  of  the  hair  of  his  to?  grow 

1 8.  (hall  take  the  hair  of  the  head  of  his 
j^dg.  1 6. 2  2.  hair  of  his  head  began  to  grow  again 

1  Sam.  1 4.4  y .  not  an  hair  of  his  head  fall  to  the  gr. 

2  S<«#.i4.26.weighedthehairof  his  k. at  200.m. 
E^ra.9.3  .and  pluckt  off  the  hair  of  my  head 
Pfal.qo.  1 2.they  are  moe  then  the  hairs  of  my  head 

Pfal.69.4. 
Cant.-j.<,.  haire  of  thine  bead  like  purple 
Van.^.zj.  nor  was  an  hair  of  their  to/ finged 

7.9«hair  of  hishead  like  the  pure  wooll,his 
Mat.  10. 3o.hiirs  of  your  headaxe  numb.  Lu.  i  2.7. 
L u\.y. 3  8. did  wipe  them  with  the  hairs  of  her  bead 

Verfe  44. 

2i.i8.thete(haHnot  an  hair  ofyonr  topenm 
^$.27. 34.net  an  hair  fall  from  the  to/of  any  of 
Rtv.i.iq-his-bead  &  his  hairs  were  white  like  wo. 

UeaQetJ.  See  (©tap. 


HE  A       HE  A 

JfrenH-bands. 
lfa.  3 .20,and  the  head-bunds,  and  the  tablets,  and 

i^eaDie, 
2  T«w.3.4.traitors,fcMdyjhigh-mindd,lQvers  of  p. 


fob  y.^.counfell  of  the  froward  is  carri.  headlong 
Lulie  4.29.thatthey  might  caft  him  down  headlong 
A6i.  1 . 1 8  .and  falling  hcadlong,he  burft  alunder 

i^eafys, 
Ge».2.io.river  of  Eden  became  foure  heads 

43.28.  they  bowed  down  their  heads  &  worm. 
JEW/.4.31. 
Zra"f.io.6.uncovet  not  your  heads,  neither  rend 

19. 27.not  round  the  corners  of  your  heads,ne'i. 
Nism.S.i  2. lay  their  hands  on  the  heads  of  the  bul. 
Jojb. 7. 6.  and  put  duft  upon  their  heads 
Jtid.7. 2  y. brought  the  heads  of  Oreb  &  Zeeb  to 

8. 28. that  they  lifted  up  their  heads  no  more 

q-57.  did  God  render  upon  their  heads 
1  Saw.29.4.  mould  it  not  be  with  the  to  of thefe 

1  Kjn.zo.i  1. let  us, — put  ropes  on  our  heads 

3  2.and  they  put  ropes  on  their  beads,and 

2  Kj».io.6\takeye  the  toofthe  men,your  maft. 

7.and  put  their  heads  in  baskets 

8. they  have  brought  the  heads  of  the  Ks.fons 

1  Chr,  1 2. 19.  to  the  jeopardy  of  our  beads 

2  Cto3.16.and  put  them  on  the  toof  the  pillars 
Job  2. 1 2.fprinkled  duft  on  their  heads  toward  hea. 
Pfal.14.7Aik  up  your  heads,0  ye  gates     Verf.9. 

66.1 2.caufed  men  to  ride  over  our  heads,we 
74.13.  thou  brakeft  the  heads  of  the  dragons  in 
i4.thoubrakeft  thehcadsof  Leviath.in  pie. 
109.25.  looked  on  me  they  fhaked  their  beads 
110.6.  mall  wound  the  heads  over  many  coun. 
Ifa.if.z.  on  all  their  heads  (hall be  bajdnefle 

3  y.io.  and  everlafting  joy  upon  their  heads 
Jtr.  1 4. 3  .and  covered  their  heads 

4.plowmen  were  a(hamed,they  cov.their  hea. 
Lam.  2. 10. they  have  caft  duft  upon  their  heads 

hang  down  their  heads  to  the  ground 

E^e£.  1. 22.  likenefle  of  the  firmam.on  the  heads  of 

ftretched  forth  over  their  heads  above 

2  y.that  was  over  their  heads  when  they  flood 

26.  firmament  that  was  over  their  heads  was 

7.18.  and  baldneffe  on  all  their  heads 

1 1 .2 1  .recompence  their  way  on  their  own  hea. 

22.3 1.  way  have  I  reebmp.  on  their  own  beads 

23.1  y.in  dyed  attire  upon  their  tofa,all 
42.and  beautifull  crowns  on  their  heads 

■  24.2 3. your  tires  (hall  be  upon  youtheads,and 
3  2.i7.1aid  their  fwords  over  their  heads 

44. 18.  have  linnen  bonnets  on  their  heads 
20.  neither  (hall  they  (have  their  heads 

they  mall  only  poll  their  heads 
Daw.  7. 6.  the  beaft  had  alfo  four  heads  and 
Afctf.27.39.reviled  him,wagging  their  heads 

Mar.  1  J. 29. 
Z.^.21.28.  and  lift  up  your  heads,  for  your 
Acls  18.6.  your  bloud  be  on  your  own  heads 
2 1 .  24.that  they  may  (have  their  beads,  and 
Kw.4-4.had  on  their  heads  crowns  of  gold 
9.7.on  their  heads  were  as  it  were  crowns 
XT. heads  of  the  horf.  were  as  the  toof  lyons 
1 9-tails  were  like  to  ferpents,  and  had  heads 
1 2. 3. a  great  red  dragon,having  feven  beads,  & 
and  feven  crowns  upon  bis  heads 
1 3 . 1 .  having  feven  heads  and  ten  horns,  and 

on  his  heads  the  name  of  blafphemie 
3.I  faw  one  of  his  heads  as  i$  were  wounded 
17.3  .having  feven  beads  and  len  horns 
7.which  had  the  feven  heads,  and  ten  horns 
9-the  feven  heads  are  feven  mountains,on 

18.19.  they  caft  duft  on  their  heads,md 

HjeaOjf,  for  Governours. 
£ro/.6\i4.thefe  be  the  heads  of  their  fath.  houfes 
2  5  .thefe  are  the  heads  of  the  fath.of  the  Lev. 

1 8.2  y. and  made  them  heads  over  the  people 
Num.1.16.  heads  of  thoufands  iii  I&ael 

7.2.princesof  Hkaeljheads  of  the  houfe  of  their 
10.4.  which  are  the  heads  of  the  thouf.of  Ifrael 
1 3  •  3 .  all  thofe  were  the  heads  of  the  chil.of  Ifr. 

2  5.4.takeallthe  tofr  of  the  people,  and  hang 

3  o.  1  .Mo£  fpake  to  the  heads  of  the  tribes  con. 
T>eut.  1 . 1  y  .and  made  them  heads  over  you 

y.  23. even  all  the  heads  of  your  tribes,  and 
3  3-.  y. when  the  heads  of  tht  people  were 


HEA        HEA 

2 1. he  came  with  the  heads  of  the  people  he 
Joflj.  14.1t.  and  the  heads  of  the  fathers  of  the ' 

Chap.  19.?  1. 

2 1. 1.  then  came  neer  the  heads  of  the  iathers  of 

.  and  unto  the  heads  of  the  fathers  of  the 

22.21.  &  faid  to  the  heads  of  the  thoufands  of 

30.and  beads  of  the  thoufands  of  Ifra.  which 

2  3 . 2  .and  for  their  heads,  and  for  their  Judges 

Chap.24.  i, 

1  Kjw.8.i.and  all  the  heads  of  the  tribes  of  the 

1  Cbron.  5 .24.thefe  were  the  heads  of  the  houfe  of 

•  and  the  heads  of  the  houfe  of  their  fath. 

7.2,and  Shemuel,  heads  of  their  fathers  houfe 
7.  heads  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers  houfe  to 
9  heads  of  eht  houfe  of  their  fathers,  mighty 
1 1  .by  the  heads  of  their  fathet s  mighty 
40. beads  of  their  fathers  houfe,choife  and 

8 .6.  beads  of  the  fathers  of  the  inhabitants  of 
1  o,  thefe  were  his  (onsjxads  of  the  fathers 
1 3  -who  were  heads  of  the  fath.  of  the  inhab. 
28.thefe  were  the  hca.  of  the  fathers  by  their 

9.13  .their  brethiv ads  of  the  houfe  of  their 

1 2.3  2.  the  heads  of  them  were  20o.and 

2  Cbro.^.z.Sc  all  the  heads  of  the  tribes,  thechiefe 

28.12.  certain  of  the  beads  of  the  children  of 
Micab  3.1.O  heads  of  Jacob,  and  ye  princes  of  the 

Verfe  9. 

1  i.the  heads  thereof  judge  for  reward 

|?ea!e. 

Nitm.i  2.i3.faying,Hw/  her  now,0  GodJ[  befee. 

Dfrti.32.39J  wound3and  I  heal,  neither  is 

2  ls\in  20.y.Ihayefeenthytears,beho.Ileto/thee 

S.figne  that  the  Lord  will  heal  me 
2  Chrm.7. 14.  and  will  heal  their  land 
Pfal.6.z.O  Lord  heal  me,for  my  bones  are  vexed  : 
a\.4.keal  my  fpule3for  I  have  finned  agai.  thee 
60.2.^2/ the  breaches  thereof,for  it  ihaketh 
Ecclefi.i.*  time  to  kill.and  time  to  heal 
7/5.i9.2  2.hemaUfmiteit,andfcca/it 

intreated  of  them,  and  (hall  heal  them 
y7.i8.I  have fecn  his  waics.and  will  healhim 
19-faiththe  Lord,andI  will  Whim 
7ix3.22.and  I  will  heal  your  backflidings 
17. 1  i.kal  me,0  Lord,and  I  (hall  be  healed 
3 0.1 7. and  I  will  heal  thee  of  thy  wounds 
Lam.z.  1 3  .thy  breach  is  gr.  as  the  fea,who  can  heal 
Hof.$  .1  ;.yec  could  he  not  heal  yoa,  nor 
6. 1. he  hath  tom,and  he  will  heal  us 
14.4. 1  will  heal  their  backflidings,I 
Zcch.  11.16.  nor  heal  that  that  is  broken,nor 
Mat.8.7.1  will  come  and  heal  him 

io.i.andtok«Zall  manner  of  fickneffe  and 

S.heal  the  fick,c!eanfe  the  lepers 
12.10.isit  lawfull  to  heal  on  the  fabbath  dayes 
13.1y.and  I  (hould  heal  them 
Ma?.$.z.  whether  hee  would  heal  him  on  thefabb. 

1  y  .to  have  power  to  heal  hckneffes,and 
Ui\e  4.i8.he  bath  fent  me  to  heal  the  broken-hea. 

2  3  .to  me  this  proverb,  Phy  C\chn,beal  thy  felf 
5.17.  power  of  the  Lord  was  pref.  to  heal  them 
6.  7.  whether  he  would  heal  on  the  fabbath  day 
7.3 .  that  he  would  come  arid  beathis  fervant 
9-2.  and  to  heal  the  fick 
1 0.9. and  heal  the  fick  that  are  therein,and 
14.3.1s  it  lawfull  to  heal  on  the  fabbath  day 

John  4.47-would  come  down  and  heal  his  fon 
12.40.and  be  converted,&  I  mould  heale  them 
^^28.27. 
Ads  4.30.b'y  ftretching  forth  thine  hand  to  heal 
l^eaieD. 

Gen.  20. 1 7.  God  heakd  Abimelech 

Exod-z  1.  i9.caufe  him  to  be  thorowly  healed 

Lev.  1 3 .  r  8. in  the  skin  thereof  was  a  bile,&  is  hea. 

37.the  CcsW  is  healed,\K is  clean  and 
1 4. 3. if  the  plague  of  leprofie  be  healed  in  the 

48.  becaufe  the  plague  is  healed 
Deut.z8.zj.  whereofthou  canftnotbe  W^ 

3  y. with  3  fore  botch  that  cannot  be  healed 

1  SdOT.6.3.thenye(halIbe,ta«/i?rf,  and  it 

2  Kmgs  2 .2 i.I  have  healed  thefewaters,therc  (hall 

22.fo  the  waters  were  heale&unto  this  day    ' 

8.19.  King  Joram  went  to  berbealed in  Jezreel 

9.  r  y  .King  Joram  was  returned  to  be  healed  in- 

2  Chrmi.zz.6. 

2  f/>ro.30.20.L.heark.  toHetek.&  hea.tht  people 

Pfal.io.z-1  cryed  to  thee, and  thou  haft  healed  me  J 

107.20.he  J 


H  E  A        HE  A 

io.7.he  fent  his  word, and  healed  them 
Ifa.&.io.  and  convert,  and  be  healed 

53.  5.  and  with  hisftripes  weave  healed 
7cr  6. 14.  they  have  healed  alfo  the  hurt  of  the 
J:  '  Chap.8.if. 

1 5.  i8.which  refufeth  to  be  healed  ?  wilt  thou 
i7.i4.healme5OLord,and  I  Oallbe healed 
51.8.  iffobefhemay  be  healed 
g.  wee  would  have  healed  Babylon 

but  (hee  is  not  healed 
£«£.  3  o .  2  r  .not  be  bound  up  to  be  healed  to 


HE  A 


H  E  A 


j  4.4.  neither  have  ye  healed  that  which  was  lick 
47. 8. the  waters  (hall  be  healed 
g.  for  they  (hall  be  healed,  and 
1  i.marifhes  thereof  (hall  not  be  healed 
Ho/!r.  1. then  I  would  have  healedl(icze\,tbai 

1 1.  j. they  knew  not  that  1  healed  them 
Af<tf-4.M-whichli2d  the  palfie,andlfe?fl/ei  them 
8. 8. and  my  fervant  fliall  be  healed 

15.  his  fervant  was  healed  the  felf  fame  houre 
i6.and  bealedzW  that  were  fick 
n.  15.  and  he  healed  them  all 

22.8c  he  healed  him,infomuch  that  the  blind 
1 4. 14-and  he  healedtbcit  fick 
1 5«30.down  at  Jefus  feet,and  he  healed  them 
19.2.  followed  him,  and  he  healed  them  there 
1 1 .  r  4.  in  the  temple,and  he  healed  them 
Mar.i.$fy  he  healed  many  that  were  lick  of  divers 
?. 10.  for  he  had  healed  many,  infomuch  that 
5.2 3. that  flie  maybe  healed,md  (he  fliall  live 

Z9.that  (he  was  healed  of  that  plague 
6.5.011  a  few  fick  folk,and  healed  them 
1  3  .that  were  fick,and  healed  them 
£«^.4.40.on  every  of  them,  zndbealed  them 
5.1  j.to  be  healed  by  him  of  their  infirmities 
6.17.  and  to  be  healed  of  their  difeafes 
1 8 .  unclean  fpirits  :  and  they  were  healed 
xg.  vercue  out  of  him,  and  healedtbtvn  all 
7. 7. fay  in  a  word,and  my  fervant  (hilbc  healed 
8.2.which  had  been  healed  olty'Al  fpirits 
j6.that  was  poffefll-d  of  the  divels  wtshealed 
43.  neither  could  be  bealedoizny 
47.and  how  (he  was  immediatly  healed 
g.  1 1  .and  healed  them  that  had  need  of  healing 

4i.and  healed  the  child,and  delivered  him 
1  j.  14-becaufe  that  Jefus  had  healed  on  the  fab. 
in  them  therefore,  come  and  be  healed 
14.4-.and  healedhim,and  let  him  go 
17.1 5.  when  he  faw  that  he  was  bealed,tumtd 
12.5 1.  he  touched  his  car,and  healed  him 
John  ^.ij.thatwas  healed  yiiW  not  who  it  was 
/fS.g.ii.lame  man  which  was  bw.held  Pet.  &  Jo. 
4  i4.beholding  the  man  which  washealed  ftan. 
5.16.  and  they  were  healedevety  one 
8.7.and  that  wcrelame,werefoj/ei 
i4.9.perceivingthat  he  hid  faith  to  be  healed 
28. 8  .and  laid  his  hands  on  him,:ind  Wfrfhim 
9.  came  and  were  healed 
Heb.  1  2.  1 3 .  but  let  it  rather  be  healed 
Jam.  y.i6.pray  one  for  anoth.  that  ye  may  be  heal. 
1  Pc£.i.i4.by  whofe  (tripes  ye  were  healed 
Rcv.i  3.3  .and  his  deadly  wound  was  healed 
i  i.whofe  deadly  wound  was  healed 
dealer. 
ifa.  3 .7.I  will  not  be  an  healer ;  for  in  my  houfe  is 

^ealrth. 
Exod.i  5.i6.for  I  am  the  Lord  that  healeth  thee 
Pfal.  1  o  3 . ;  ,w  ho  healeth  all  thy  difeafes 

147. 3. he  healeth  the  broken  in  heart,and 
;/d.jo.26.and  healeth  the  ftroke  of  their  wound 

i&caltag, 
Jcr.14.1g.and  there  is  no  healing  fat  us,  we 

and  for  the  time  of  healing,md 
30. 1 3. thou  haft  no  healing  medicine 
M).3.i9.there  is  nohealing  of  thy  bruife,thy 
Mal.q-z.withvcalmg  in  his  \vings,and  ye  (hall 
Mat.fyz$.md  bealin?  all  manner  of  ficknefle,  and 

9.3  f.and  healing  every  ficknefle,  and 
t  Lu\e  9.6. and  bealingevety  where 
I  1 1.  and  healed  them  that  had  need  of  healing  | 

I  Ac~t. fyzz.on  whom  this  miracle  of  fed.was  (hewed 

iio.^AnihealingsM  that  were  opprefl'ed  of  the 
1  Cor.  1  z.  9.  to  anoth.  the  gifts  of  healing  by  the  fame 
j  8. after  miracles,  then  gifts  of  healing 
30. have  all  the  gifts  of  healing  ?  do  all 
j  Rcv.zz.t.  of  .the  tcee  were  for  tbthcal.oi  thenati. 


I  health;, 

Gea.43.18.our father  is  ingdodhealth 
zSam.zo.g.ztt  thou  in  health,  my  brother, &  Joab 
Pfal.^z.x  1.  who  is  the  health  of  my  countenance 

67.  z.thy  faving  health  among  all  nations 
Pro.$.8.it  ihall  be  health  to  thy  navell,and 
4. 1  a.and  health  to  all  their  fk(h 
*  2. 1 8  .but  the  tongue  of  the  wife  is  health 
1  j.i7.but  a  fakhfull  embafl'adour  is  health 
16.14.  and  health  to  the  bones 
/^2i. 58.8.thy  health  (hall  fpring  forth  fpeedily 
/er.8. 1  y.and  for  a  time  of  bealeh,snd  behold 

2  2.why  then  is  not  the  health  of  my  datight. 
30.17. for  He  reftore  health  unto  thee,  and 
33.6.I  will  bring  it  health,znd  cure,  and 
Acls  27.34.for  this  is  for  your  health,  for 
3  Job.z.  and  be  in  health,  even  as  thy  foul  profper. 


Gen.7, 1.46.  made  an  heap,  and  did  cat  on  the  heap 
48.thisfcM/>isawitneffe between  me  and 
5 1. behold  this  heap,  and  behold  this  pillar 
5  2.  this  heap  be  witneffe,Ile  not  paffe  over 
this  heap  to  tbee,nor  thou  over  this  hea.to 
Extd.  1  y  .8.the  floods  flood  upright  as  an  heap 
Deut.  13.16.  and  it  (hall  be  an  heap  for  ever 
Jofb.}.  1 3 .  and  they  (hall ftand  upon  an  heap 
i6.ftood,  and  rofe  up  upon  an  heap  very 
7.26.raifed  over  him  a  great  heap  of  {tones 
8.28.  and  made  it  an  heap  for  ever,  even 
29.and  raife  thereon  a  great  heap  of  ftones 
Ruth  3 .7.10  lie  down  at  the  end  of  the  heap  of  cor- 
a  Sam.  1 8. 17. hid  a  great  heap  of  ftones  upon  him 
Job  8. 1 7. his  roots  are  wrapped  about  the  heap 
P/3/.j  3.7  .waters  of  the  fea  together  as  an  heap 
78.x  3.  made  the  waters  to  ftand  as  an  heap 
Cant.7. z.thy  belly  is  like  an  heap  of  wheat  fee 
lfa.i7.i.znd  it  (halbe  a  ruinous  heap 

1  i.harveft  (halbe  an  heap  in  the  day  of  grief 
*f.2.thouhaft  made  ofa  city  an  heap 
Jer.$o.  1 8 .  city  (hall  be  builded  on  her  ow  n  heap 

49.2.and  it  (hall  be  a  defolate  heap 
Mic.  1.6.  lie  make  Samaria  as  an  heap  of  the  field  I  Jofli.^.x.  heard  that  the  L.  had  dried  up  the  waters 


HEA       HEA_ 

2  i.26.neither  heard  I  of  it  but  co  day 

27. 5.  Rebekah hea-rd  when  Ifaacfpake  to  Efau 
29.1 3. when  Laban  he.the  tydings  of  Jacob  his 

3  3.becaufe  the  L.  hath  heard  that  I  was  hat. 
34. 5. Jacob  beard  he  had  defiled  Di.  hisdaught. 

7. came  out  of  the  field  when  he  heard  it 

3  5.2  2.  Reuben  lay  with  Bilhah,  Ifrael  heard  it 
37,17  .for  I  heard  them  fay,Let  us  go  to  Dothan 

2  i,Reuben/>w^it,and  he  deliveredhim 
43.25. for  they  heard  that  they  fhould  eat  bread 

4  j. 2  .Jofeph  wept,and  the  Egyptians  heard 

16. fame  thereof  was  heard  in  Phataohs  houfe 
Exod.z.i  5  .now  when  Pharaoh  heard  this  thing,he 
2 4. and  God  heard  their  groaning  and 
4.3 1  .and  when  they  heard  that  the  Lord  had 
i6.9.for  he  hath  heard  your  murmuring* 
18. 1. moth. father- in-law  Jeofail  that  G.  had 
23.13. neither  let  it  be  heard  out  of  thy  mouth 
28.3  j.and  his  found  (halbe  heard  when  he 
32.1 7.when  Jofliua  hea.  the  noife  of  the  peo.as 
33.4.  when  the  people  heard  thtkenW  tydings 
Lfv.10.20.when  Mofes  heard  that  he  was  content 

24.  r  4.and  let  all  that  heard  htm  lay  their 
NMK&.ii.i.and  the  Lord/*w</it,and 

io.then  Mo.  he. the  people  weep  throughout 
1 2.2.  and  the  Lord  heard  it 
1 4. 1 4-for  they  have  heard  that  thou  Lord  art 

1  ^-nations  weh  have  te.the  fame  of  thee  will 
i6.4.Mofes/wrfit  he  fell  on  his  face 

2  r .  i.whenK.  Arad  the  Can.te.tel  that  Ifr.came 
22.36.  whenBalakfed.that  Balaam  was  come 
30,7.and  her  husband  heard  it  and  held  his 

Verfe  n. 
peace  at  her  in  the  day  that  he  heard  it 
S.dif-allow  her  in  the  day  that  he  he.it,  then 
1 2.  made  them  void  on  the  day  that  he  bea.it 
14.  peace  at  her,  in  the  day  that  he  hea.  them  f 
1  j.them  void  after  that  he  hath  b.them,then 

3  ^.fyo.hea.ol  the  comming  of  the  childr.of  Mr. 
Deftf.4.3  2-or  aXb  been  heard  like  it 

j.i.andof  whom  thou  haft  heard  fay,  Who 
i7.4.and  thou  haft  heard  of  it,  and  enquired 


Hab.i.  1 5.  thorow  the  heap  of  great  waters 
H<Jg.2.i6.  when  one  came  to  an  heap  of  20.meaf. 


Deut.  32.23  .He  heap  mifchiefs  upon  them,Ile 
Job  16.4.I  could  heap  up  words  againft  you,and 
27.i6.though  he  heap  up  filver  in  the  duft 
36.i3.hypoctites  in  heart  heap  up  wrath 
Pro.  2  5  .22.  thou  (halt  heap  coals  of  fire  on  his 
Ecclef.z.zS.  to  gather,  &  to  heap  up,that  he  might 
E"ze\.z$.\o.beap  on  wood,kindle  the  fire 
Hah.  1 .  io.for  they  (hall  heap  duft,  and  take  ft 
Rom.  t2. 20.  info  doing  thou  (halt  heap  coals  of 
1  Tim.fyi.heap  to  themfelves  teachers  ,having  itch. 

Reaped. 
Zeeb.g.i.znd  heaped  up  filver  as  the  duft 
James  5 . 3  .ye  have  heaped  treafurc  together  for  the 


JE.vorf.8.i4.gathered  them  together  on  beaps,md 
Jud.  1 5.  i6.jaw-bone  of  an  zSeJxaps  on  heaps,^ 
2  King.  10.8.  lay  ye  them  in  two  heapizt  the  entr. 

1 9. 25. fenced  cities  intO;ruinousfcft»p.s 
1  Cbrm.zi.6.3nd  laid  them  by  heaps 

7.to  lay  the  foundation  of  the  heaps,  and 
8. and  the  Princes  came  and  faw  the  bea.they 
9.and  the  Levites  concerning  the  beapes 
Neb.4.1.  revive  the  ftones  out  of  the  heapes  of 
Job  1  j.28.which  are  ready  to  become  heapes 
P/Jr/.79.i.they  have  laid  Jerufalem  onheapes 
lfa.i  7. 26.defenced  cities  into  ruinous  heapes 
Jer.9.1 1  .He  make  Jerufalem  heapes,  and  a  den  of 
26.18.and  Jerufalem  (hall  become  heapes 
31.21  .make  thee  high  hea.  fet  thine  heart  tow . 
50.26.caft  her  up  as  heaps,  and  deftr.  her  utterly 
5 1 . 3 7. and  Babylon  (hall  become  heapes,  a 
Hof.  1 2. 1 1  .yea  their  altars  are  as  heapes  in  the 
Micah  3.1 4. and  Jerufalem  (hall  become  heaps,  and 

itjeapeth. 
Pfa.$g.6.ht  heapeth  up  riches  &  knoweth  not  who 
Hd&.i.y.and  heapeth  unto  him  all  people 
Heart), 

pen.  1 4.1 4.  Abram  heardhis  brother  was  taken 
16.1 1 .1(hmael,becaufe  the  Lo.hath  heard  thy 
»8.io.Sarah  heard  in  the  tent  doore 
Sf  2 


tf.20.when  the  people  fo.the  found  of  the  trum 
9.  i.and  the  Jebufite  beard  thereof 

i6.that  they  he.  that  they  were  their  neighb. 
1 0.1. had  heard  how  Jofhua  had  taken  Ai  and 
1 1. 1.  when  Jabin  king  of  Hazor  had  hea.  thefe 
22.1 1. children  of  Ifrael  ZwrffayjBehold 
n.when  the  children  of  Ifrael  hea.o( h,thcy 
Judg.7. 1  y  .when  Gide.fcrfoe  telling  of  the  dream 
9-46.men  of  the  tower  of  Shechem  foc.that  they 
2o.3.child.of  Benja.te.that  the  chil.of  Ifr.were 
Ruth  1 ,6.for  (he  had  be.in  the  countrcy  of  Mo.thac 
1  5*».2.22.&  he.a\  that  his  fonsdid  to  al  Ifr.how 
4»6.when  the  Philift.fea.the  noife  of  the  (hout 
14.  when  Eli  hea.  the  noife  of  the  crying,  he 
19.&  when  (hefoe.the  tydings  that  the  ark  of 
7.7.when  the  Philift.te.  that  the  chil.of  If.were 
when  the  children  of  Ifrael  heard  k,thcy 
q.  and  the  Lord  heard  him 
1  i.6.when  he  heard  thofe  tydings,  and  his 
1 3 .3  .and  the  Philifiims  heard  of  it,  and 

4«and  ail  Ifrael  beard  fay  that  Saul  had 
14.2  2.  when  they  fe .that  the  Philift.  fled,even 
27.but  Jonath.  k.not  when  his  fath.charged 
i7.28.Eliabhis  eldeft  brother  beard  when  he 
22.i.and  allhis fathers  houfe  bcard\t,xn.d 

6.when  Saul  hea.  that  David  was  difcovered 

23.10.thyferva.hath  cert.  hea.  that  Saul  feeketh 

iE.as  thy  fervant  hath  hea.O  Lo.Go.of  Ifra. 

2 5. when  Saul  fee.that  he  purfued  after  David 

2 5  -4.and  David  heard  in  the  wilderneffe  that 

39.whenDavidte>-.thatNabal  wasdead,he 
3  1. 1 1  .inhab.of  Jabelh Gilead  he.oi  that  which 
2  SflOT.3.28.aftetward  when  David  heard  it  he 
4.  i.when  Sauls  fon  be.that  Abner  was  dead  in 
<'.i7.when  the  Philift.^.  -hey  hao  annointed 
and  David  heard  of  it  and  went 
8.9.when  King  Toi  he.  that  Dav.  had  fmitten 
io.7.andwhenDavidfoa;'iofithe  fent  Joab 
1 1.26-  wife  of  Uriah  fce.that  Uriah  her  husband 
13. 21. when  KingDa.te.of  all  thefe  things,he 
18.5  .and  all  the  people  k'.when  the  King  gave 
1 9 .2. for  the  people  heard  that  fame  day  how 
1  Kjn.i.ii.hii\  thou  not  fce.that  Adon.the  fon  of 

4i.cuefts 


HE  A        HEA 

4i.fuefts  that  were  with  him  heard  it  as  they 
^when  Joab  beard  the  found  of  the  trump. 

45.  this  is  the  ncife  that  ye  have  beard 
j.iS.alllft-a.  feWofthejudgem.which  theK. 
4.j4.which  had  feWofhisvvifdome     ( 
5.  i. for  he  had  heard  that  they  had  anointed  him 
6.7.norany  tool  of  iron  beard  in  thehou.while 
1 0.1.  when  the  Qu.  of  Sheba  heard  of  the  fame 

6.thatl  heard  in  mine  own  land  of  thy  afts 

7!wif.&  profp.exceedeth  the  fame  that  I  hea. 
1 1. 2, 1.  when  Rudsd  heard  in  Eg.that  Dav.flept 
1 2.2.who  was  yet  in  Egypt,  heardof  it,for 

20.  when  all  Ifrael  beard  mat  Jeroboam  was 
1 3 .4.  when  Jerob.  heard  the  faying  of  the  man 

^6.  pro.  that  brought  him  back  heard  thereof 
i4.6.when  AhijahfeWthe  found  of  her  feet 
1  5. 21. when  Baa(ha  heard  thereof,  that  hee 
16.16.  peo.that  were  encamped  heard  fay  Zim. 
19. 1 3  .it  was  fo,whcn  Elijah  heard it,that 
20.  1 2.  when  Benhadad  heard  this  meflage,  as 
21.15  -when  Jeze.beard  that  Naboth  was  fton. 

i6.when  Ahab  hea> d  that  Naboth  was  dead 
2  jQng.i-zi.  when  all  the  Moabites  feW  that  the 
5.8.when  Eliftia  the  man  of  God  heard  that  the 
9. 3  o-Jehu  was  come  to  Jezreel,  Jezebel  heard  of 
1 1 . 1  j .  when  Athaliah  heard  the  noife  of  the 
i^.i.whenJ  King  Hezek.  heard  it,  that  hee  rent 

4.  which  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  heard 

8.  for  he  had  heard  that  he  was  departed  from 

9.  &  when  he  heard  by  of  Tirhakah  King  of 
i#.behold,thou  haft  heard  what  the  Kings  of 
2  5  .haft  thou  not  heard  long  ago,how 

20.i2.forhehadfeWthat  Hez.  had  been  fick 
2f.23.theirmen  beard  that  the  K.  ofBaby.had 

1  Chro.  10.  11.  when  all  Jabefti  Gil.feW  all  that 

i4.8.whenthe  Vh'A.beard  that  Dav.was anoin. 
to  feek  Dav.andDav.fe<w/ of  it,and 
lS.o.when  TouK.of  HamathfeWhow  Dav. 
19. 8.whcn  David  heardoi it,he  fent  Joab 

2  Cbro.%.  1  j  .to  make  one  found  to  be  heard  in 

9.  i.when  the  Qu.of  Shch.heard  of  the  fame  of 
f. which  I  beard  in  mine  own  land  of  thy 
6.for  thou  exceeded  the  fame  that  I  heard 
jo. a.  from  theprcfence  of  Solom.  feWit,that 
i6.5.when  Baaiha  bcardit,  that  he  left 
20.29. w  hen  they  had  heard  that  the  Lo.  fought 
23.1  i.when  Athaliah  heard  the  noife  of  the 
3  3.i3.andfemv/hisfupplication,and 

E\ra  2.1  j.  and  the  noife  was  heard  afar  off 
4.1.  adverf.of  Judah  &  Ben.  heard  that  the  chil. 
9.3  .and  when  I  beardthis  thing,  I  rent 

AT£fe.2.io.whenSanballat  &  TobiabfeWof  it,  it 

1 9-and  Gefliem  heard it,they  laughed  us  to 

4.i.that  when  Sanballat  heard  that  we  builded 

7.  and  Aftidodkes  heard  that  the  wals  of  Jer. 

1  5«when  our  enem.  heard  that  it  was  known 

6. 1. reft  of  out  enemies  beardthatl  had  builded 

16. that  when  all  our  enem.  heard  thereof,& 

1 2. 43. joy  of  Jerufalem  was  heard, even  afar  off 

1  j.j.when  they  heard  the  law, that  they  feparat. 

E{l.i.\  8. which  have  heard  of  the  deed  of  the  Qu. 
2.8.  and  his  decree  was  heard,  and  when 

fob  2. 1 1  .when  Jobs  three  friends  heard  of  all  this 
1 3 .  i.mine  ear  hath  beard,  and  underftood  it 
1 5 . 8.  haft  thou  heard  the  fecret  of  God,and 
19. 7. 1  cry  out  of  wrong,but  I  am  not  heard 
26. 14.  but  how  little  a  portion  is  lieardof  him 
29. 1 1 .  when  the  ear  heard  me,  then 

Pfalm  6.9.the  Lord  hath  beard  my  fupplicationj& 
10.17-Lordjthou  haft  beardthe  defire  of  the 
42.2 1. for  thou  haft  beard  me  from  the 

24.but  when  he  cried  to  him,  he  heard 
34.4.I  fought  the  Lord3and  he  heard  me 

6. and  the  Lord  heard  him,  and  . 
38.13  .but  I,  as  a  deaf  man,  beard  not,  and 
40.1  .inclined  unto  me,and  heard  my  cry 
6i.f.for  thou,0  God,  haft  heard  my  vowes 
66.19  .but  verily  G  od  hath  heard  me,  he 
76.8.caufe  judgment  to  be  heard  from  heaven 
7 8. 2 1. therefore  the  Lord  fetfi7/this,and 
59.  when  God  heard  this  he  was  wroth 
81.5  .where  I  bea.  a  language  that  I  underft.not 
97.8. Sion  heard,  and  was  glad,and 
tp6.44.their  affliction,when  he  heard  their  cry 
1 1 8 . 2 1 .  for  thou  haft  beard  me,and  art 
1 20. 1  .cried  to  Lord,  and  he  heard  me 


HEA       HEA 

1 3  2.6.  loe,  we  heard  of  it  at  Ephrata 
Pro.  21.13  -crv  himfelf sbut  (hall  not  be  heard 
//a.10,30.  caufeit  tobtheardin  Laiih 

37.1  .when  K.Hezekiah  heard  it,that  he  fent 
8. for  he  had  heard  that  he  was  departed  from 
9-he  heard  fay  concerning  Tirhakah,King  of 
and  when  heheardit,  he  fent  meffeng. 
1 1. thou  haft  heard  what  the  King  of  Aftyria 
26. haft  thou  not  heard  long  ago,  how 
39.i.for  he  had  heard,that  he  had  been  fick 
40.2 1  .have  ye  not  heard  ?  huh  it  not 

18.  haft  thou  not  heard  that  the  evcrlaft.  G. 
48.6.thou  haft  heard ;  fee  all  this,and 
52.1 5.that  which  they  had  not  heard,  they 
60. 1 8  .violence  (hall  no  more  be  heard  in 
<>4.4.men  have  not  heard,  nor  perceived  by 
65.19.  voice  of  weeping  (hall  be  nomoxeheard 
66. 8. who  hath  heard  fuch  a  thing  ?  who 
i9.thathavenot  feW  my  famemeither 
Jer.a..  19.  becaufe  thou  haft  heard,  O  my  foul,  the 
6.7.and  fpoil  is  beard  in  her  before  me 
7. 1 3. but  ye  heard  not ;  and  I  called  you,  but 
8.6. 1  hearkened  and  heard,  but  they 

i6.fnorting  of  his  horfeswas  feari/fro.Dan 
9. 19.1  voice  of  waiting  is  heard  out  of  Zion 
1 8. 13. who  hath  feard  fuch  things?  the 

22.1etacry  beheardftom  their  houfes  when 
20.i.fearrfthat  Jeremiah  prophefied  thefe  things 

lo.for  I  heard  the  defaming  of  many 
2<;.36.howlingofthe  flock  (hall  be  heard,fot 
26.7.  &  all  the  people  beard  Jer.  fpeaking  thefe 
io.when  the  princes  of  Jud.fea.thefe  things 
1 1. as  ye  have  heard  with  your  ears 
2 1. and  all  the  princes  heard  his  words,  the 
53.1  o.again  there  (hall  be  heard  in  this  place 
34  10. fed. that  eve.  oneftiould  let  his  man-fcr. 
35. 17.  but  they  have  not  heard,  and  I  have 
36.1  i.when  Micaiah  had  beard  out  of  theboofc 
37.  f  .beard  tidings  of  them,  they  departed 
3  8 .7.  which  was  in  the  Ks.houfe  heard  chat  they 
40.7.  &  their  men  heard  that  the  King  of  Bab. 

1 1.  were  in  all  the  countries  heard  that  the 

41. 1  i.when  Johananfearrfof  all  the  evill  that 

46. 1 2.the  nations  have  heard  of  thy  (hame,and 

48.4.their  little  ones  have  caufed  a  cry  to  be  he. 

5  .the  enemies  have  heard  a  cry  of  deftruction 

49.2.  an  alarm  of  war  to  be  heard  in  Rabbah  of 

2  i.noife  thereof  was  heard  in  the  red  fea 

2  3.  for  they  have  heard  evill  tidings, they 

5  0 . 4  3 .  K.of  Bab.  hath  heard  the  report  of  them 

46.the  cry  is  heard  among  the  nations 
j  i>46.for  the  rumour  that  (halbe  hea.in  the  la. 
law.  1.2 1. they  have  heard  that  I  figh  there 

all  mine  enem.  have  heard  of  my  ttoub. 
3 .6  i.thou  haft  heard  their  reproach,  O  Lord 
£^c.i.24.whcn  they  went  out  I  heard  the  noife  of 
2.2. that  Ife^him  that  fpakeunto  me 
3 .  r  3 . 1  heard  alfo  the  noife  of  the  wings  of 
1  o.  f.found  of  the  cherubins  wings  was  heard 
i9-4.the  nations  aKobeardof  him,he  was 
26. 1 3  .found  of  thy  harp  (hall  be  no  more  heard 
3  3 .5. he  heard  the  found  of  the  trumpet,  and 
4 3. 6 .and  I  heard  him  fpeaking  unto  me  out  of 
Dan. 1 .7. when  all  the  peop.  heard  the  found  of  the 
8.13  .then  I  heard  one  Saint  fpeaking,  and 
1 2.7 . 1  heard  the  man  clothed  in  linnen, w h ich 
8 . 1  heard,  but  I  underftood  not 
H0/.7.12.  as  their  congregation  hathheard 
Jonah  2.2.  unto  the  Lord,  and  he  heard  me- 
Micah  5.1  5. fuch  as  they  have  not  heard 
Hab.  3 . 1 6.w hen  I  heard,  my  belly  trembled,  my 
MaA3.16.the  Lord  hearkened ,and  beardit,and 
Mat.z.y  .when  Herod  had  heardthefe  things,he 
9.  when  they  had  heard  the  King,they 
22.but  when  he  heardthat  Archelaus  did 
4. 1 2.  when  Jems  heard  that  John  was  caft  into 
j.  2 1. ye  have  heard 'that  it  was  faid  by  them  of 
Vcrfe27. 
33  .again,ye  have  heard  that  it  hath  been 
3  8  .ye  have  heard  that  it  hath  been  faid, An 
43 .  heard  that  it  hath  been  faid,  Thou 
6-7-that  they  (halbe  heard  for  their  much  fpeak. 
8.10.  when  Jefus  fetf»vfit,he  marvelled 
9. 1 2.but  w  hen  Jefus  heard  that,he  faid  to  them 
1 1 . 2.when  John  had  heard  in  the  prifon  the 
12.24.but  when  the  Pharifeesfe#*rfit,  they 


HEA        HEA 

1 3 . 1 7  .w  hich  ye  hear.an  d  have  not  heard  them 
1 4.1.3:  that  time  Her.  beard  of  the  fame  of  Jef. 
1 3  .when  Jefus  heardoi  italic  departed 

when  the  people  heard  thereof,  they 
1 5. 1 2. offended  after  they  beard  this  fiyino 
i7.6.and  the  difciplcs  heardit,  they  fell    ' 
19.22.  when  the  young  man  heard  that  faying 

2  5-when  his  difciplcs  heard  it,  thev  were 
2  o.  24.  when  the  ten  heat d it, they  were  moved 

io.when  they  heard  that  Jef.  parted  by,cried 
2 1.4 5. and  Pharifecs  had  heard  thjs  paiab.  they 
22.7. but  when  the  King  heard  tbercof.he 
33.when  the  multitude  heard  this,  they 
34-whenthe  Phar.  heard  that  be  had  put  the 
26.6$.nowyehavefeiWhisblnfph;niy 
27.47.when  they  fe.that,faid,This  man  calleth 
Mar.i.I7.  when  Jefus  beard  it,  he  faith  unto  them 
3-8.when  they  had  heard  what  great  things  he 
2  i.when  his  friends  heardof  it,  rhty  went 
4.1 5-but  when  they  have  feWit,Satan  cometh 
i6.who,whcn  they  have  fe.the  word.tmme. 
5.2  7>when  me  had  beard  of  Jefus  came 
6.i4.and  King  Herod  heard  of  him,  for 
i6.but  when  Herod  heard  thereof  he 
20.and  when  he  heard  him,  he  did  many 
29.  when  his  difciplcs  heard  of  h,  they 
5  5.  where  they  heardhe  was 
7-2y.daug.had  an  unclean  fpirit,beard  of  him 
10.41.and  when  the  ten  heard  it,  they 

47.  when  he  heardthat  it  was  Jefus  of  Naz. 
1 1.i4<and  his  difciples  heardit 

i8.and  the  chief  prieftjfea^  it,  and  fought 
1 2.28.  and  having  heard  them  reasoning  to?e. 
37.and  the  common  people  heardhim  gladly 
1 4. 1 1 .  when  they  heard  it,  they  were  glad 

64-ye  have  heard  theblafphemyjWhac  think 
1 5-3  f.when  they  fed.it,  faid,Behold,he  c.iiln  • 
1 6. 1 1  .when  they  had  heard cna  t  he  was  al  j ,  e  & 
Lu\e  1 . 1 3  .for  thy  prayer  is  heard,  and  thy  wife' 
4i.whenEliz.fe.-!.thefalur.  <f  Mary.thebabe 
j8.and  hercoufins  beardhow  the  Lord  had 
66. all  they  that  heardthem,  laid  chem 
2.18.  all  they  that  heard  it  wondred 
20.that  they  had  beard  and  fecn,as  it  was 
47.  all  that  heardhim  were  aftonifhed 
4.28.when  they  heard  thefe  things,  were  filled 
7.3  .and  when  hr  heardof  Jtfus,he  fent 
9.when  Jefus  heard  thefe  things,he 
22.  what  things  ye  have  feen  and  heard,  how 
29.  and  all  the  people  heardhim,and 
8.14.  which  rt'hen  they  have  heard,  goe 

1 5.  and  a  good  heart,  having  heard  the  word 
jo.when  Jefus  heard  u,  he  anfwered 
9.7.now  Herod  heard  of  all  that  was  done  by 
10. 24. which  ye  hear,and  have  not  heard  them 
1 2. 3. (hall  be  feW  in  the  light,  and  that 
14. 15.  fate  at  meat  with  him  heard  thefe  things 
1 5-.25.nigh  to  the  houfe,he  hea.  mufick  &  dan. 
16.14.  Pharifees  — beardaW  thefe  things,  and 
18.22.now  when  Jefus  heard  thefe  things,he 
1 3 .  and  when  he  heard  this, he  was  very 
26.and  they  that  feWit,faid,  Who  then  can 
19. 1 1. and  as  tfiey  heard  thefe  things,  he 
20.16.when  they  heard it,faid,  God  forbid 
23.6.  when  Pilate  heard  of  Galilee,  he 
8.becaufe  he  had  heard many  things  of  him 
/flfei.37.  the  two  difciples  feWhim  fpeak,and 
40.one  of  the  two  which  heard  John  fpeak,& 
3.32.  what  he  hath  feen  and  heard, thathe 
4.1 .  how  the  Pharifees  had  heard  that  Jef.made 
47.  when  hee  heard  that  Jefus  was  come  out 
6.45-every  man  therefore  that  hath  heard  and 

6o.when  they  heard  this,faid,This  is  an 
7.3  2.the  Pharif.  heard  that  the  peo.murmured 
40.when  they  feWthis  faying,faid,Of  a  tru. 
8.6.  as  though  he  heard  them  not 

9-and  they  which  heardit  being  convinced  by 
9.  3  2.  world  began,  was  it  liot  heard,  that 

3  5  Jefus  heard  that  they  had  caft  him  out 
1  i.4*when  Jefus fe<m/chat,he  faid,  This 
6.  when  he  had  heard  therefore  that  he  was 
20.then  Martha,  aflbon  as  (he  heard  that  Jef. 
29.  aflbon  as  (he  heard  that,  (he  rofe  quickly 
4i.Fath.I  thank  thee  that  thou  haft  heard  me 
1 2.12.  when  they  beard  that  Jefus  was  coming 
18.  for  that  they  heard  that  he  had  done  this 
_^ ___^ 29.  that 


H  E  A        H  E  A 


HEA         H  E  A 


H  E  A        HEA 


29.  that  flood  by,and  beard  it,  faid  that  it 
14.1 8. ye  have  heardthzt  I  faid  unto  you,  I  go 
18.  ii.  askethem which  heard  me, what  I  have 
ip.S.when  Pilate  therefore  heard  that  faying 

1 3. Pilate  therfore  te.that  faying, he  brought 
2i.7.when  Simon  Peter  hea.thzt  it  was  theL. 
Aft.  1. 4. which, faith  he,ye  have  heard  me 
2.6.becaufe  that  every  man  heard  them  fpeak 

3  7-now  when  they  heard  this,they  were 
4.4-many  of  them  which  he.the  word  beleeved 

lo.but  fpeak  the  things  which  we  have  heard 

2  4-and  when  they  heard  that,  they  lift  up 
5 .  5  .feare  came  on  all  them  that  heard  thefe 

1 1  .and  on  as  many  as  heardtheie  things 

2  i.and  when  they  heard  that,  they  entred 
^24.  the  chiefe  priefts  heard  thefe  things,they 

3  3-and  when  they  heardthzt,  they  were  cut 
7.1 2.when  Jacob  heard  that  there  was  corn  in 

j4.when  they  heard  thefe  things,they  were 
S.i^Mard  that  Samaria  had  received  the 

^o.zni  heard  him  readethe  prophet Ifaiah,& 
9,2i.but  all  that  heard  him  were  amazed,and 

3  8  .difciples  had  heard  that  Peter  was  there 
10.  j  1. Cornel ius,thy  praier  is  heard,  and 

46.for  they  heard  him  fpeak  with  tongues 
1  i.i.heardthzt  the  Gent.had  alfo  received  the 

1 8 .when  they  heard  t hefe  things,  they 
1  3  ,48.when  the  Gent.2w.this,  they  were  glad 
i4-9.the  fame  heard  Paul  fpeak,who 

i4.Barnabas  &  Paul  hea.th.ey  rent  their  do. 
16. 14.  which  worshipped  God  beard  ustwho(e 

2  f.and  the  prifoners  heard  them. 

3 8. they  feared  when  they  hea.  that  they  were 
I7.8.when  they  heard  thefe  things 

3  2.&  when  they  heard  of  the  refurreftion  of 
18.26.when  Aquila  &  Prifcilla  had  heard,  they 
19.5.  when  they  heard  this,they  were  baptized 

-io.which  dwelt  in  Alia  heard  the  word  of 

28.  when  they  heard  thefe  fayings,they 
21.12.  when  we  heard  thefe  things,  both  we  & 

20.  and  when  they  heard  it,  they  glorified 
22.2.when  they  heard  that  he  fpake  in  the 

1 5.  of  what  thou  haft  feen  and  heard 

26.when  the  centurion  heard  thzt,hc  went  & 
23.16.  when  Pauls  fift.  f6n  hea.  of  their  laying 
24.22.when  Felix  heard  thefe  things,having 

24. &  heard  him  concerning  the  faith  in  Ch. 
28.1  f.when  the  brethren  heard  of  us,  they 
.  Rom.  10. 1 4.of  whom  they  have  not  heard,znd  how 

1 8 .1  fay,  Have  they  not  heard 
1 5.2 1. they  that  have  notfean/fhalunderftand 

1  Cor.z.y.eye  hath  not  feen,nor  ear  beard,neithe* 
Gal.  1 . 1 3 .  for  ye  have  heard  of  my  con  verfation  in 

2  3 . but  they  had  heard  only,that  hee  which 
Ej>bef.i.\i .  after  that  ye  heard  the  word  of  truth 
1 5.I  alfo,  after  I  heard  of  your  faith  in  the 
3.2.ifye  havefewrfof  the  difpenfation  of 
4.2 1  .if  fo  be  ye  have  heard  of  him,and 
Pfcj/. 2. 2 6" .that  ye  had  heardthzt  he  had  been  fick 

4«9.and  heard,znd  feen  in  me  doe:  and 
Col.1.4.  fince  that  we  heard  of  your  faith  in  Chtift 
6.fince  the  day  ye  heard  of  it,and 
9.fince  the  day  we  heard  it,do  not 
23.  which  ye  have  heard,&  which  was  prea. 

2  Tim.z. 2.  things  that  thou  haft  hea.  of  me  among 
H^.2.3.confirmedto  us  by  them  that  heardhim 

3'.i6.for  fome,when  they  had  hcard,did 
4.2.  not  being  mixed  w*  faith  in  them  that  be. 
5.7.  and  was  heard,  in  that  he  feared 
fames  5.1  i.ye  have  heardoi the,  patience  of  Job,& 

1  fob.z.  1 8.  as  ye  have  heard  that  Antichrift  (hall 

2  4. which  ye  have  heard  {torn  the  beginning 
I  which  ye  have  hea/d  from  the  beginn. 

3. 1 1  .which ye  heard  irom  the beginning,that 
4.3  .whereof  ye  have  hea><d,  that  it  fhould  come 

2  John  6\that  as  ye  have  heard  from  the  beginn.yc 
Rev.  3 .3 .  &  how  thou  haft  hea.  &  hold  faft,  &  rep. 

5.1  j.all  that  are  therein  heard  I,  faying 
6.r  .and  I  heard,zs  it  were  the  noife  of 
3.I  heard  the  fecond  beaft  fay»Come 
5. 1  heard  the  third  beaft  fay,  Come,and 
7.I  heard  the  voice  of  the  fourth  beaft  fay 
7>4.and  I  heard  the  numb,  of  them  which  were 
8.13.I  beheld,and  heardza angel  flying 
9.  i6.and  I  heard  the  number  of  them 
1 6.  f.and  I  heard  the  angel  of  the  waters  fay 


7. 1  heard  another  out  of  the  altar  fay 
18.22.  and  trumpets  (hall  be  heard  no  more  in 
found  of  a  milftone  (halbe  heardno  more 

23.  and  of  the  bride  fhal  be  no  more  heard 
22.8.  and  heard  them.and  when  I  had  heard  & 

1  have ||eatD, 
Gen.17.io.  as  for  I(hmael,I  have  heardthee 
27.6.I  have  heard  thy  father  fpeak  to  Efau 
4  r .  1  5  .1  have  heard  fay  of  thee*,  thou  canft 
42.2. 1  have  heard  there  is  corn  in  Egypt 
Exod.3.7.1  have  heard  their  cry,  by  reafon  of  their 
6.5.I  have  alfo  heard  the  groaning  of  the.child. 
16. 1 2.I  have  heard  the  murmurings  of  the 

Nnmb.14.  z7- 
Deut.  5.28.I  have  heard  the  voice  of  the  wordsof 
1  Sam.z^.7. 1  have  heard  that  thou  haft  (hearers 

1  r\i«g.2.42.the  word  that  I  have  heard  is  good 
9.3. 1  have  heard  thy  prayer  and  fupplication 

z  Kin.  19.20.  v  hich  thou  haft  prayed — I  have  hea. 
20. 5.I  have  heardthy  prayer,  I  have 
22. 19.I  alfo  have  heard  thee         2  Cfero.34.27. 

2  Chr.j.  1 2. 1  have  heardthy  prayer,&  have  chofen 
fob  1 6.2.I  have  heard  many  fuch  things 

20.3.I  have  heard  the  check  of  my  reproach,& 
42.5.I  have  heard  of  thee  by  the  hearing  of 

Pfal.3 1 . 1 3  .for  I  have  heard  the  (lander  of  many 
62.1 1.  twice  have  I  heard  this,  that  power 

lfa.zi.  io.that  which  I  have  heard  of  the  L-of  hofts 
28.22.  fori  have  heard  (torn  the  Lorda 
3  8 .  5  .1  have  heard  thy  prayer,  I  have  feen 
49.8.  in  an  acceptable  time  have  I  heardthee 

fcr.z3.zf. I  have  heard  what  the  proph.  laid,  that 
3 1.18.I  have  furely  heard  Ephraim  bemoaning 
42.4.1  have  fewdyou,behold,Ile  pray  to  the  L. 
49. 14. 1  have  heardz  rumour  from  the  Lord,& 

E^.3  5.1 2.I  have  heard  all  thy  blafphemies  which 
1 3 .your  words  aga.me,  and  I  have  bea.them 

Dan.  5. 14. 1  have  even  heardoi  thee,  that  the 
16.I  have  heardoi thee,thar  thou  canft 

Hof.14.8.1  have  heard  him,and  obferved  him 

Hab.$.z.O  LordjI  have  heardthy  fpeech,and 

Zeph.z.S.l  have  heard  the  reproach  of  Moib,  and 

fobn  8.26.  thefe  things  which  I  have  heard  of  him 
40.which  I  have  heard  of  God, this  did  not 
1  5.1  y.all  things  that  I  have  heardoi  my  fath.  I 

Ails  7>34.and  I  have  heard  their  groaning,and 
9.1 3  .Lord,I  have  heardby  many  of  this  man 

2  Cor.6.1. 1  have  heard  thee  in  a  time  accepted,  & 
i^eatO  joyned  with  Voice. 

Gen.i.S.  heardthe  voice  of  the  Lord  walking  in 
1  o.I  heard  thy  voice,and  was  afraid 
21. 17.  God  heard  the  voice  of  the  lad 

30.6.  God  hath  judged  me,and  heard  my  voice 
39.1 5.  when  he  heardl  lifted  up  my  voice 

2v"/i»2.7.89.then  he  teethe  voice  of  one  fpeaking 

20.1 6.he  heardz  voice,and  fent  an  angel,and 
Deut.i.  34. Lord  te«"rfthe  voice  of  your  words 
q.iz.ye  heard  the  voice  of  the  words,  but 

only  ye  beards,  voice 
3  3. as  thou  haft  heard,  and  live 
5.23.  when  ye  heardthe  voice  out  of  the 

24.  and  we  have  heard  bis  voice  out  of  the 
26.that  hath  heardthe  voice  of  the  living 
28.Lord  heardthe  voice  of  your  words,when 

I  have  heardthe  voice  of  the  words  of 

26.7.  the  Lord  heard  our  voice,and 
fudg.  1 8. 2  5 .let  not  thy  voice  be  heard  among  us 
1  Sam.  1 . 1 3  .but  her  voice  was  not  heard,theieiote 

1  iCwg.17.22.L0rd  heardthe  voice  of  Elijah,and 

2  Cfero.30.27-  and  their  voice  was  beard,aad  their 
fob  4.  i6.and  I  heard  a  voice,faying 

33.8.I  have  heardthe  voice  of  thy  words 
3  7.4 .not  ftay  them  when  his  voice  is  heard 
Pfal.  3 .4. with  my  voice,  and  he  heard  me  out  of 
6.8.  for  the  Lord  hath  heard  the  voice  of  my 
1 8 .6.he  heard  my  voice  out  of  his  temple,and 

19.3.  where  their  voice  is  not  heard 
2  8 .6 .  b  ecaufe  he  hath  heard  the  voi  ce  of  my 
66.8.make  the  voice  of  his  praife  to  be  heard 
116.1.  becaufe  he  hath  heard  my  voice,and 

Cant.z.  1 2  .voice  of  the  turtle  is  heard  in  our  land 
2/a.6.8.I  alfo  heard  the  voice  of  the  Lord,faying 

1 5.4.  their  voice  (hall  be  heard  even  to  Jahaz 
30.30.caufe  his  glorious  voice  to  be  heard 
42.2.nor  caufe  his  voice  to  be  heard'm  the  ftreet 
J  8.4.10  make  your  voice  to  be  beara  on.  high 

Sf?    . 


Jev.3.2 1. a  voice  was  heard  on  the  high  places 
4.3 1.  fori  have  heardz  voice  as  or  a  woman 
3  u  5. a  voice  was  heard  in  Ramah,lamentati6 
Lam.  3 . 5  6-thou  haft  heard  my  voice,  hide  not 
E^el[.  i.28.and  Iheardz  voice  of  one  that  fpake 
3. 12. 1  beardbehind  mea  voice  of  agreat 
i9.9.that  his  voice  (hould  no  more  be  heard 
27. 30.(hall caufe  their  voice  to  beheard  againft 
Dan.S.  16. 1  heard  a  mans  voice  between  the 

lo.j.yet  heard  I  the  voice  of  his  words,and 
Nah.z- 1 3. voice  of  thy  meffen.ihal  no  more  be  hea. 
Ato.2.i8.in  Raman  was  there  a  voice  heard 
John  5.3  7-ye  have  neither  heardhis  voice  at  any 
Acls  9.4.and  heard  a  voice  faying  unto  him,Saul 

Chap.22.7. 
1 1.7.I  heardz  voice  faying  to  me,Arife 

22.9.  but  they  heard  not  die  voice  of  him  that 
26.1  ^1  heard  a  voice  fpeaking  to  me,and 

He&.i  1.19. which  voice  they  that  heard,  intreated 
2  Per.i.iS.voice'whichcame  from  heaven  we  hea. 
Rev.  1 . 1  o.and  heard  behind  me  a  great  voice,as 
4. 1.  firft  voice  that  I  heard  was  as  it  were  a 
5 . 1 1  .and  I  heard  the  voice  of  many  angels 
6.6.  &  I  heardz  voice  in  the  midft  of  the  foure 
7.I  heard  the  voice  of  the  4*  beaft  fay,Come 
9. 1 3. and  I  heard  a  voice  from  the  four  hoins  of 
io.4.and  I  heard  a,  voice  from  heav.faying,Seal 
8 .  voice  which  I  heard  from  heav.  fpake  unto 
1 1 . 1 2. they  heard  a  great  voice  from  hea.  faying 

12.10.  and  I  heard  a  loud  voice,  faying  in  heav. 
14. 2.and  I  heard  a  voice  from  heaven,as 

I  beard  the  voice  of  harpers  harping 
1 3 .1  heard  a  voice  from  heaven/aying  to 
1 6. 1 .1  heard  a  great  voice  out  of  the  temple 
18.4. 1  heard  another  voice  from  heaven,faying 
i9.i.afcer  thefe  things  I  heardz  great  voice  of 
6.1  heard,zs  it  were  the  voice  of  a  gre.  mult. 
21. 3.I  heardz  great  voice  out  of  heaven,  faying 
iveehave^tavX), 
Jo f.z.  10. iorne  hzveheardhov/  the  Lord  dried 
1 1  .affoon  as  we  had  heard  thefe  things,  our ' 
9-9.for  we  have  heard  the  fame  of  him, and 
2  Sam.j. zz.  according  to  all  that  we  have  heard 

i  Chrt.  17.20. 
1  King  .20.31  .now  we  have  heard  that  the  kings  of 
Job  28.22.we  have  heard  the  fame  thereof  with 
Pfal.^.i.we  have  heard  with  our  ears,0  God,our 
48.8.3s  we  have  beard,(o  have  we  feen 
78>3.which  we  have beard,znd  known,and 
lfa.  j  6.6.we  have  heard  of  the  pride  of  Moab,hc 
24.1 6. of  the  earth  we  have  &ftZftaffongs,even 
fer.6.z^.  we  have  heard  the  fame  thereof.our 
30.  f.we  have  heardz  voice  of  trembling,of 
48.29.we  have  heard  the  pride  of  Moab,  he 
'    51.5 1. becaufe  we  have  heard  reproach,(hame 
Obad.i.  we  have  heard  a  rumour  from  the  Lord 
Zech.8.  z  3  .for  we  have  heard  that  God  is  with  you 
Mar.  1 4 . 5  8 .  w  e  heard  him  fay  ,1  le  deftroy  th  is 
Luke  4.i3.whatfoever  we  have  fecWdone  in  Cap. 

22.7 1. we  our  felves  have  heardoi  his  own 
fobn  4.42.  for  we  have  heard  him  our  felves 
1 2. 3  4.  we  have  heard  out  of  the  law,  that 
Acls  6. 1  t.we  have  heard  him  fpeak  blafphemous 
i4.for  we  have  heardhim  fay,that  this 
1 5.24.  forafmuch  as  we  have  heard,  that 
19.2*  we  have  not  fo  much  as  heard  whether 
He&.2.i.to  the  things  which  we  have  heard,  left 
1  /flfr.i.r.fr.thebegin.which  we  have  beard,which 
3 .  which  we  have  feen  and  heard  declare  we 
y.the  meflage  which  we  have  heard  of  him 
l^earO  joined  with  word,or  mtd$. 
Got. 24. 30. when  he  heardthe  words  ofRebekah 
51.Abra.ferv-  heard  their  words,he  worfhip. 
27.3  4.when  Efau  heard  the  words  of  his  father 
3 1 . 1 .  Jacob  heard  the  words  of  Labans  fons 
39.19.when  his  mafter  heardthe  wordsof  his 
N»/».24.4.which  heard  the  words  of  God,  which 
16.  which  heardthe  words  of  God,  &  knew 
fof.zz.zo.wete  with  him  heardthe  wordsof  the 

24.27.for  it  hath  heardzW  the  words  of  the 
fudg-a.^o.  when  Zebul  heardthe  wordsof  Gaal 
i  Sam.S.zi'Si  Sam."w<z"a!l  the  wordsof  the  peo. 
1 7. 1 1 .  Saul  and  all  Ifrael  heard  thofe  words  of 

2  3. to  the  fame  words>and  David  heard  them 

3  i.when  the  words  were  heard  which  Da.fp. 
1  IC«g-M2-the  w ord  which  I  have  heard  is  good 

5.7.when\ 


HE  A        H  E  A 


HEA       HEA 


H  E  A       HEA" 


y. 7. when  Hiram  heard  the  words  of  Sol.that  he 

2  i.z7.when  Ahab  hea.ih.oie.  words>that  he  rent 
2  King.6.30.  when  the  King  heard  the  wor.of  the 

1 9.6.not  affr.of  the  words  which  thou  haft  hea. 
z  2 .  1 1  .when  the  K.  heard  the  words  of  the  book 
18.  touching  the  words  which  thou  haft  hea. 
z  Chro.  1  y.8.  when  Afa heard  thefe  words,  and  the 
j 4. 1 9.  when  the  K-  heard  the  wordsof  the  law 
2<5.concern.  the  words  which  thou  haft  heard 
Neb.  i.4.when  I  heard  thefe  words,that  I  fate 
?  .(J.whcn  I  heard  their  cry,and  thefe  words 
8.<>.when  they  heard  the  words  of  the  law 
Job  3  3  .8  .and  I  have  heard 'the  voice  of  thy  words 
Ecclef.9.1 6. and  his  words  are  not  heard 

1 7.words  of  wife  men  are  heard  in  quiet 
7^.37. 4.reprove  the  words  which  thy  G.hath  hea. 
6.not  afft.  of  the  words  which  thou  haft  hea. 
Jer.z2.1S.  and  haft  perceived  ,and  heardhis  word 
who  hath  marked  his  word,and  heard  it 
25.8.  becaufe  ye  have  not  heard  my  words 
26.12.ag.this  city  all  the  words  that  ye  have  be- 
21. and  all  the  princes  heard  his  words,the 

3  6. 1 3 .  all  the  wor.that  he  had  heard  when  Bar. 

16.  when  they  had  torfallthe  words,they 
24.of  his  fervants3that  heard  all  thefe  words 
3  8 . 1 .  and  Pafliur  heard  the  w  ords  that  Jer.  had 
Datl.6. i4.when  he  heard  thefe  words,was  fore 
io.p.yette.  I  thevoiceofhiswor.whenltez. 
1  z.thy  wor.were  heard,  &  I  am  come  for  thy 
Ato.22.22.when  they  heard  thefe  words,they 
Ato'.y.36.afloon  as  Jefus  to'd  the  word  which 
Luke  10.39.fate  at  Jefus  feet,and heardhis  word 
Joh.9.40.  heard  thefe  words,  and  faid  to  him,Art 
Acls  10.44.  on  all  them  which  heard  the  word 
2  Cor. 1  j.4.and  heard  unfpeakable  words,  which  it 
Ephef.  t .  1 3  .after  that  ye  heard  the  word  of  truth 
Col.i.t>.  whereof  ye  heard  before,in  the  word  of 

1  Thef.  1. 12. bea-oi  us,ye  received  it  not  as  thewor. 

2  Tim.  1 . 1 3  .of  found  wordsjwhich  thou  haft  hear. 
Beb.  12.19.  they  that  hea.  intreated  that  the  word 

1  Joh.z-  7.  the  word  which  ye  have  heard  from  the 

Hesvbeff. 
Dent  .4.36,  and  thou  heardefl  his  words  out  of  the 
Jof.  14.12.  for  thou  heardeji  in  that  day  how  the 

2  r\i»g,22.i9.when  ihouheardefi  what  I  fpake  ag. 

2  cfo-0.34.27. 
Nelb.9.9.and  heardefl  their  cry  by  the  red  fea 
27.thou  heardefl  them  from  heaven,and 
28.  thou  heardefl  them  from  heaven,&  many 
Pfal.i  i.zz.thoubeardesl  the  voice  of  my  fupplica. 

1 1 9.26.and  thou  beardest  me,teach  me  thy 
2/^.48.7.  when  thou  heardefl  them  not,  left 

8.yea,thou  heardefl  not,  yea 
Jonah  2.2.and  thou  heardefl  my  voice 

locate. 
GCT.4.i3.fe^myvoice3yewivesofLamech 
2 i.6.all  that  hear  will  laugh  with  me 

2  3 ,6.heare  us,my  lord ,  thou  art  a  prince 

3  y-6.hearey\  pray  you,this  dream 
49.2.few,ye  fons of  Jacob,hearken  tolfrael 

Exod.  1 9.9.  that  the  people  may  hear  when  I  {peak 

3  2.i8.noifeofthem  that  fingdol  to- 
Lev.  y .  i.and  hear  the  voice  of  fw  earing,  and  is 
Num.  1 6.8  .heare  I  pray  you,ye  fons  of  Levi 
23.18.  and  to'.and  hearken  unto  me 
30.4>and  her  father  hear  her  vow,and 
Dent.  1 . 1 6.  fayingjHw  the  caufes  between  your 
4.io.and  I  will  make  them  hear  my  words 
3  3. did  ever  people  hear  the  voice  of  God 
3<5.out  of  heaven  he  made  thee  to  hear  his 
5.  j. hear, O  Ifrael,  theftatutes  and 
2  J.  if  we  hear  the  voice  of  the  Lord  our  God 
27.  &  hear  all  that  the  Lord  our  G.  doth  fay 
6.3  .tare  therefore,0  Ifrael»and  obferve 
9.i.to,0  Ifrael,thou  art  topaffe  over 
1 2.28.and  hear  all  thefe  words  which 
1 3 . 1 2.  if  thou  (halt  hear  fay  in  one  of  thy 
zo.t.hear,0  Ifrael,you  approach  this  day  to 
30. 12.  that  wee  may  heare  it,  and  doe  it 

Verfeij. 
3 1  .t 2.that  they  may  to*,and  that  they 

1 3  .not  known  any  thing,may  hear  and 
3  3 .7. he  hii,Hcar,  Lord,  the  voice  of  Judah 
Jof.z. g.znd  hear  the  words  of  the  Lord  your 

6.5.  and  when  ye  hear  the  found  of  the 
U'tdt.  5.3  ,bear,0  ye  Kings,  give  ear ,0  ye 


1 6.  to  hear  the  bleatings  of  the  flocks 
1 4. 1 3  .that  we  may  hear  it 

1  Sam.z.zz  .for  I  hear  of  your  evill  dealings  by 

24.it  is  no  good  report  that  I  bear,yz 
1 3-3-let  theHebrewestoe 
jy.14.and  the  lowing  of  the  oxen  which  I  hen 
16.2.  if  Saul  heat  it,he  will  kill  me 
z$.z^.zndhear  the  words  of  thine  handmaid 
26.19. iet  my  Lord  the  King  hear  the  words  of 

2  Sam.  1 5 . 3  .no  man  deputed  of  the  K.to  hear  thee 

jo.aiToon  as  ye  hear  the  found  of  the 
35.  what  thing  foever  thou  {halt  hear  out  of 
3  6.unto  me  every  thing  that  ye  can  hear 
17.$.  and  let  us  2w  likewife  what 
j  9. 3  j  .can  I  hear  any  more  the  voice  of 
20.i6.cryed  a  wife  wom.out  of  the  c\t.Hear,be. 

17.  bear  the  words  of  thine  handmaid 
22-7.and  he  did  hear  my  voice  out  of 

4?.afloon  as  they  hear,  they  fhall  be 

1  J(«zg.4.34.to  hear  the  wifdome  of  Solo.from  all 

8 . 3  o.and  hear  thou  in  hea ven    Verfes  32,34, 

„       ,  ,     ,       .        l?> l9'  «>*J»49- 
10.  8.  and  that  hear  thy  wifdome 

24.W  hear  his  wifdome  which  God  had 

i8.26.faying,  O  Baal,  hear  us :  but  there 

2  Kjng.7.6. to  hear  a  noife  of  charets,  and 

i8.28.fayingi  Hear  the  word  of  the  great  King 
19.16.bow  down  thine  ear,and  hear 

and  hear  the  words  of  Senachcrib 

1  Chro.  1 4. 1  y  .when  thou  (halt  bear  a  found  of 

2  Cbro-6. 21. hear  thou  from  thy  dwelling  place 

2.3 .then  hear  thou  from  heaven    Verfes  z  y, 

9-7-and  taw  thy  wifdome 

23.  to  tor  his  wifdome  that  God  had 
Neb.  i.6.that  thou  maieft  bear  the  prayer  of  thy 
4.4.taz»',0  our  God,for  we  are  defpifed 
20.  therefore  ye  bear  the  found  of  the 
8.2.and  all  that  could  bear  with  underftanding 
Jeb  £.27.  hear  it,  and  know  it  for  thy  good 
13.17.  hear  diligently  my  fpeecb,and 

Chapt.  21.  2. 
27.9.  will  God  hear  his  cry,  when 
33.1  .hear  my  fpeeches,and  hearken  to  all 
l^.z.bear  my  words,  O  ye  wife  men 

\6hear  this,  hearken  to  the  voice  of  my 
37.2.taw  attentively  the  noife  of  his 
42.4.  ben;l  befcech  thee,and  I  will  fpeak 
Pfal.  4.1.  and  hear  my  prayer 

1  o.  1 7 .  thou  wilt  caufe  thine  ear  to  hear 

1 7. 1  .hear  the  right,  O  Lord,attend  unto 

6.  for  thou  wilt  hear  me,  O  God 

incline  thine  ear,  and  hear  my  fpeech 
i8.44.affoon  as  they  taJi'ofme,  they 
20. 1 .  the  Lord  heard  thee  in  the  day  of  trouble 

9  .let  the  King  hear  us  when  we  call 
Z7.7.hear,0  Lord,  when  I  cry  with 
zS.z.bear  the  voice  of  my  fupplication 
jo.io.to'jO  Lord,and  have  mercy  on  me 
39.12.  hear  my  prayer,0  Lord,and 
49.1  .hear  this,all  ye  people,  give 
y 0.7. hear,  O  my  people,and  He  fpeak 
y  i.8.make  me  to  hear  joy  and  gladnefle,that 
5 4. 2. few  my  prayer,0  God,give  ear 
59.7.for  who,  fay  they,  doth  hear 
6 1. 1.  to' my  cry,  OGod,  attend  unto 
64. 1  .hear  my  voice,  O  God,  in  my  prayer 
66.16.come  and  to',all  ye  that  fear  God 
8 1.8.  hear,0  my  people,and  I  will 
84.8.ta»-  my  prayer,  give  ear,  O  God 
102.  uhear  my  prayer,  O  Lord,  and  let 

20.  to  hear  the  groaning  of  the  prifoner 
1 1  j. 6.  they  have  ears,  but  they  hear  not 

P/S/.i  35.17. 
1 19.149.te1  my  voice,  according  unto  thy 
1 3  o.  2.Lord  hear  my  voice,  let  thine 
138.4.  when  they  hear  the  wordsof  thy 
140.6,^?"  the  voice  of  my  fupplication 
1 43 . 1 .  hear  my  prayer ,0  Lord,give 
8  .caufe  me  to  hear  thy  loving  kindnefle 
Pro.  1 .8 .  my  (on,hear  the  inftruftion  of  thy  father 
4.i.to,ye  children,the  inftruftion  of  afather 

io.hear,0  my  fon,and  receive  my 
H.6.bear,  for  He  fpeak  of  excellent  things 

3  3  .bwr  inftruftion,and  be  wife,and 
19.20.to-  counfell,and  receive  inftru&ion 


27.ceafe,my  fon,  to  bear  the  inftruftion  that 
22.i7-and  bear  the  words  of  the  wife 
23.19.taj/'  thcu,my  fon,and  be  wife 
Ecclcf.j.i.md  be  more  reaJy  to  bear,  then  to 
7.5-better  to  hear  the  rebuke  of  the  wife 

then  for  a  man  to  hear  the  fong  of  fools 

2 1. left  thou  hear  thy  fervant  etirfe  thee  ' 

i  2.  i  3  .let  us  bear  the  condufion  of  the  matter 

Cant.z.i  4.1et  me  hear  thy  voice,for  fweet  is  thy  Vo. 

8.1 3.caufe«ne  to  bear  it 
l[a.i.z.hcar,0  heavens:  give ear>0  earth,  for 
6.g.bear  yeindeed,but  underftand  not,and 

io.left  they  hear  with  their  ears,and 
18.3.  when  he  bloweth  a  trumpec,to  ye 
z  8. 2  3. give  ear,  and  hear  my  voice 

hearken,  and  hear  my  fpeech 
3 1.3.  ears  of  them  that  hear  fliall 

i). bear  my  voice,  ye  carcleffe  daughters 
33.13  .hear,  ye  that  are  far  off,what  I  have 
3  4«  1 .  come  neer,  ye  nations,  to  hear 

let  the  earth  to*,attd  all  that  is  therein 
3  6. 1 3  .&  (zid,Hear  ye  the  words  of  the  great  K. 
3  7.  r  7-down  thine  ears,&  hear,8c  hea.M  the  w! 
42.i8.to,ye  deaf,and  look,  ye  blind 

2  3 .  who  will  hearken  and  to',for 
43 .9.or  let  them  tazr,and  fay,It  is  truth 
48. 1. taw  ye  this,  O  houfe  of  Jacob 

14.aH  yee,  affemble  your  felves,and  bear 

i6.hear  ye  this,  I  have  not  fpoken  in  fecret 
J  0.4.  wakeneth  mine  ear  to  hear  as  the  learned 
5  y.3.tazr,and  your  foul  (hall  live 
y9- 1  .ear  heavie,  that  it  cannot  hear 
Jcr.q.z  i.and  hear  the  found  of  the  trumpet 
6.10.  to  whom  fhal  I  fpeak, — that  they  may  hear 

1 3.therefore  hear,  ye  nations,  and 

1 9.to,0  earth,beho!d,I  will  bring  evill 
9.10.  neith.can  men  hear  the  voice  of  the  cattel 
10. 1. to* ye  the  word  which  the  Lord  fpeaketh 
1 1.1.  hear  ye  the  words  of  this  covenant 

Verfe  6. 

1  o.  wh  ich  ref'  1  fed  to  hear  my  words 
13.10.  which  refufe  to  bear  my  words,  to  walk 

1 5  hear  ye, and  give  ear,Be  not  proud 
i8.2.there  Ilecaufe  thee  to  bear  my  woids 
23.22.caufed  my  people  tohearmy  words,then 

2  y.4-nor  inclined  your  ear  to  bear 

3  8.2  y.  if  the  princes  hear  that  I  have 

42.1 4,nor  hear  the  found  of  the  trumper,nor 
49.20.  therefore  hear  the  counfellof  the  Lord 
yo.4y.therfore  hear  ye  the  connfell  of  the  Loni 
Lam,i.iSjjear,I  pray  you,  all  people,and 
E^.2.8.  hear  what  I  fay  unto  thee,Be  not 
3.10.  and  hear  with  thine  eares 

17.  therefore  hear  the  word  at  my  mouth,  & 
27.he  that  heareth  let  him  hear,md 
13.19.  and  to  my  people,  that  hear  your  lies 
24.26.to  caufe  thee  to  hear  it  with  thine 
3  3. 7. therefore  thou  fhalt  hear  the  word  at  my 

30.  and  hear  what  is  the  word  that 

31.  and  they  hear  thy  words,  but  they 

Verfe  32. 
3  6. 1  y .  neither  will  I  caufemen  to  bear  in  thee 
4o.4.and  bear  with  thine  ears,and 
44.  y.  and  to'  with  thine  ears  all  that  I 
Dan.  3 .  y  .that  at  what  time  ye  hear  the  found  of 
1  y.be  ready,  that  at  what  time  ye  hear  the 
y.23.  which  fee  not,  nor  to',  nor 
9. 1 7 .0  our  God,  hear  the  prayer  of  thy 
.  i8.encline  thine  ear,and  hear :  open 
191 0  Lord, taw,  O  Lord,forgive 
Hof.$.i.hear  ye  this,  O  priefts,  &  hearken 
Joel  i.z.hear  yc  this,  ye  old  men,  and 
Amos  3.E.  hear  this  word  that  the  Lord  hat'1 
1  i-hear  ye,and  teftifie  in  the  houfe  of 
4,i.hear  this  word,  ye  kine  of  Bafhan,that 
y.  1  .hear  ye  this  word  that  I  take  up 
8. 4. to'  this,  ye  that  fwallow  up  the  needy 
Micab  i.2.to,all  ye  people  j  hearken,0  earth 
3.  i.and  I  faid,  Hear,I  pray  you,  O 
9.hear  this,I  pray  you,  ye  heads  of  the 
,  6. 1  .hear  ye  now,that  the  Lord  faith,  Arile 
a. to>ye, O mountains, the  Lords controy. 
g.hearyc  the  rod,aod  who  hath  appointed 
Nabum  3. 19.aH  that  to1  the  bruit  of  thee  fhall 
Zec.7.iz.  left  they  fhould  hear  the  law,  and 
8.9.  ye  that  hear  in  thofe  dayes  thefe 

Afttf.10.14.nor  -* 


H  E  A        H  E  A 

<Mac.10.14.nor  hear  your  words  when  ye  depart 
27.  and  what  ye  bear  in  the  ear,  that 
i  i.4.whicli  ye  do  hear  and  fee 
5.  and  the  deaf  hear,  the  dead  are 

1  z.i  9. neither  (hall  any  man  hear  his  voice 

4Z.to  hear  the  wifdome  of  Solomon,and 
1 3 . 1  5 .  and  hear  with  their  ears,  and 
.1 7.  and  to  hear  thofe  things  which  ye  bear 
i8.tear  ye  therefore  the  parable  of  the  fower 
1 5.io.faid  to  them,  Hear  and  underftand 
17. 5 .  in  whom  I  am  wel-pleafed,tear  ye  him 
1 8. 17. if  he mall  neglect  to  hear  them,tell  it  to 
if  he  negleft  to  hear  the  church,let 

2  1.3  3.  hear  another  parable :  There  was  a 
)  Mark  4.1  a-and  hearing,they  may  bear,  and  not 

1 8.fowne  am.thorns,are  fuch  as  hear  the  wo. 

20.  fuch  as  hear  the  word,and  receive  it,and 

24.  take  heed  what  ye  tear,with  what 

unto  you  that  hear  (hall  be  more  given 
6.1  1.  not  receive  you,  nor  hear  you  when 
7.3  7.  he  maketh  both  the  deaf  to  hear,  and 
9.7-this  is  my  beloved  Son  ,tear  him 
iz.zq.hear,Q>  Ifrael>the  Lord  our  God  is  one 
Lu\e  5.i.preffed  on  him  to  hear  the  word  of  God 

1  5 .great  multitudes  came  togeth.  to  hear,  & 
6.i7.which  came  to  hear  him,and  to  be  healed 

27.I  fay  to  you  which  tear,Love  your 
7. 22. the  deaf  hear,  the  dead  are  railed 
8.8.  that  hath  ears  to  tear,let  him  hear 

1 2.are  they  that  bear,  then  cometh  the 

1  j.are  they  which,when  they  tear,receive 

i8.take  heed  therefore  how  ye  hear 

zi.which  hear  the  word  of  God,and  do  it 
9.9.WI10  is  this  of  whom  I  hear  fuch  things 

3  5.  this  is  my  beloved  Son,tear  him 
10.24.and  to  hear  thofe  things  which  ye  tear 
1  i.28.rather,bleffed  are  they  that  bear  the  wor. 

g  1  .to  hear  the  wifdome  of  Solomon,  and 
15.1.  and  finners  for  to  hear  him 
i6.2.how  is  it  that  I  bear  this  of  thee  ?  give  an 

29.they  have  Mof.&  the  proph.Iet  rhem  bear 
\%.6.hear  what  the  unjuft  Judge  faith 
19.48, people  were  very  attentive  to  hear  him 
2 1 . 3  8.  to  him  in  the  temple  for  to  bear  him 
John  5.25.  and  they  that  beat  (hill  live 

3  o.as  I  hear  I  judge,  and  my  judgment  is 
6.6p.this  is  an  hard  faying,  who  can  hear  it 
7.5  i.our  law  judge  any  man  before  it  heat  him 
9.27.wherefore  mould  ye  bear  it  again 
10. 3. and  the  fheep  hear  his  voice,and 

i6.and  they  (hall  hear  my  voice,and 

20.and  is  mad,why  hear  ye  him 

27.my  fheep  hear  my  voice,and  I  know 
1 2.47  .if  any  man  hear  my  words,  and 
14.24.word  which  you  bear  is  not  mine,  but 
Acls  2.8.how  hear  we  every  man  in  our 

1  i.Cretes  and  Arabians, we  do  hear  them 

2  2.ye  men  of  Ifrael,  hear  thefe  words 

3  3. which  ye  now  fee  and  hear 
10.22.and  to  hear  words  of  thee 

3  3  .to  hear  all  things  that  are  command.thee 
ij.7.and  defired  to  bear  the  word  of  God 

44-whole  city  togeth.to  hear  the  word  ofG. 
15-7  .gentiles  by  my  mouth  fhould  bear  the 
17.21  .or  to  hear  fome  new  thing 
1 9. 26. moreover,  ye  fee  and  hear,  that  not 
zi.i.hear  ye  my  defence  which  I  make  now 

l4.and  (houldft  heat  the  voice  of  his  mouth 
24«4.that  thou  wouldft  hear  us  of  thy  clemency 
2  {.22. 1  would  alfo  hear  the  man  my  fclfe  to 
28.22.  but  we  defire  to  bear  of  thee,what 

27. and  heat  with  their  ears,  and 

1  Car.  n .  1 8. 1  hear  that  there  be  divifions  am.you 
I  Pte/.  1.27.  be  abfent,T  may  hear  of  your  affaires 

3  o.  and  now  hear  to  be  in  me 

2  Ibefo.  1 1,  for  we  hear  that  there  are  fome  which 

1  TJw.4. 16. and  them  that  hear  thee 

2  T«».4.i7.that  all  the  gentiles  might  tear,and 
fames  i.i9.1eteveryonebefwifttotear,flow  to 
1  Job.  5.1  5 .if  we  know  that  he  hear  us  whatfoe.we 

3  Job.  4.  then  to  hear  that  my  childr.walk  in  truth 
&v.  1.3. and  they  that  hear  the  words  of  his 

2.7. he  that  hath  an  ear,  let  him  hear  what 

Verf.11,17,29. 

3.6.  hee  that  hath  an  ear,  let  him  hear  what  the 

Verfe  22. 


H  E  A         H  E  A 

20. if  any  man  hear  my  voice,and  open 

9.20. which  neither  can  fee,nor  tear,nor  walk 

139-if  any  man  have  an  ear,let  him  tear 

Ears  to  l&jar,  See  415ar;g, 

j?ear  me. 

Gen.  23.8 , bear  me,and  intreat  for  me  to  Ephron 
1 1. hear  me,  the  field  give  I  thee 
1 3  .if  thou  wilt  give  it,  I  pray  thee  hear  me 
Exo.6. 1 2.how  then  fhould  Pharaoh  hear  me,  who 
iJC«g;.i8.37.tearrne,0  Lord,  tear  me,thac  this 

1  Chro.zS.z.  and  Dav.faid,  Hear  me,  my  brethren 

2  Chro.  1 3.4.  and  faid,Hear  me,thou  Jeroboam,& 
1 5>2.and  faid  to  him,Hear  me,  Afa,and  all 
20.20.and  fhid,Hear  me,0  Judah,and  ye  inha. 
28.1  i.now  bear  me,therefore,and  deliver  the 
zg.<>.bear me,  ye Levits,  fanftifie now  your 

Job  15.17.I  will  fhew  thee, bear  mc,and 
30.20.  and  thou  doft  not  hear  me,  I 
31.35.O  tljat  one  would  hear  me!  behold 
Pfal.4.  1 .  hear  me  w  hen  I  calhO  God  of  my  righ. 
13.3  .confider,and  hear  me,0  Lord  my  God 
i7.6.forthou  wilt  tear  me :  O  God,incline 
3 8. 16. for  I  faid, Hear  me,left  otherwife  they 
5 y.2.attend  unto  me,  and  hear  me,I 
60.5.  fave  with  thy  right  hand,  and  hear  me 
66. 18. fniq.in  my  heart,  the  Lord  will  not  bear 
69.13.O  God,inthe  mult,  of  thy  mercy  k.me 
\6.hear  me,0  Lord,for  thy  loving  kindnefs 
17.  fori  am  in  trouble,  hear  me  fpeedily 
86.1.  bow  down  thine  ear,0  Lord,tear  me  for 
1 19. 14?. hear  me,0  Lord,Ile  keep  thy  ftacutes 
143. 7. tear  me  fpeedily,  O  Lord,my  God 
Pro.%.j.hear  me  now  therefore,0  ye  children 
Micah  7.7-my  God  will  tear  me 
Acl.z6.$.  wherforc  I  befeech  thee  to  hear  me  pati. 

29.  but  alfo  all  that  hear  me  this  day 
1  Coy.14.21.for  all  diat  will  they  not  hear  me 

linear  not. 

Dent.  18. 16.  let  me  not  fear  again  the  voice  of 

30.17.  fo  that  thou  wilt  not  hearjout  fhalt 

1  Sam.S.  i8.and  the  Lord  will  not  hear  you  in  that 

Job  3.1 8. they  hear  not  the  voice  of  the  oppreffor 

35.i3.furely  God  will  not  hear  vanity, neither 
Pfal.g^.g.thzt  planteth  the  ear,fhall  he  not  bear 
lfa.i  .1  j.when  ye  make  prayers,I  will  not  hear 
30.9.  that  will  not  hear  the  law  of  the  Lord 
5,9.2. his  face  from  you,  that  he  will  not  hear 
6%.  1 2. when  I  fpake,ye  did  not  hear,  but 
66.4.becaufe,when  I  fpake  they  did  not  hear 
Jer.5.21.  which  have  ears  and  hear  not 
7.i6.for  I  will  not  bear  thee 
11.14.forI  will  not  tear  them  in  the  time  that 
1 3 . 1 7  .but  if  ye  w  ill  not  bear  my 
1 4. 1 2.  when  they  faft  He  not  hear  their  cry,  & 
17.23.that  they  might  not  hear, not  receive 
19. 1  j.that  they  might  not  bear  my  words 
22.  j.but  if  ye  will  not  bear  thefe  woids,I 
2 1. but  thou  faidft,I  will  not  hear 
£■^£.8.18.  yet  willl  not  tear  them 

1 2.2.  they  have  ears  to  tear,and  hear  not 
Amos  5.23.  for  I  will  not  hear  the  melody  of 
Micah  3.4.  but  he  will  not  hear  them,  he 
Hab.i.z.  I  cry,  and  thou  wilt  not  hear  I  even  crie 
Zech.  1.4.  but  they  did  not  hear 

7.7.  fhould  ye  hear  the  words  which  the 
1 1. that  they  fhould  not  hear 
Mal.z.z.iiyz  will  not  tear,and  if  ye  will  not 
Mat.  1 3.1 3, and  hearing,they  hear  not,neither 

18.T6.if  he  will  not  hear  thee,  then  take 
Mar.%.1  8  .having  ears,tear  ye  not 
Lu\e  16.31.  if  they  hear  not  Mofes  and  the  proph. 
jrofo.8.43.becaufe  ye  cannot  bear  ir.y  word 
47  .ye  therefore  hear  them  not,becaufe 
9. 27. and  ye  did  not  tear,wherefore 
io.8.but  thefheep  did  not  hear  them 
^£f.3.2  3.thatev.foul  which  wil  not  bear  that  pro. 
Sow.  1 1. 8. and  ears  that  they  fhould  not  bear  unto 
1  Cor.  14.21.  yet  for  all  that  will  they  not  tear 
Ga/-4.2 1.  doe  ye  not  hear  the  law 
would  not  ©ear, 
Gen.i,z.z  1  .befought  us,  and  we  would  not  heat 

22.  againft  the  child,  ye  would  not  hear 
Exod.j.  16.  hitherto  thou  wouldeft  not  hear 
De«£.i.43.and  you  would  not  tear,  but  rebelled 

3.26.  and  would  not  hear  me,  and  the  Lord 
z  Kin.14.1 1.  but  Amaziah  would  not  tear,theref. 


HEA        H  E  A 


17.14.  notwithftand.  they  would  not  tear,  but 

18. 12. and  would  not  hear  them,noi-  do  them 
z  Cbro.z  5. zo. but  Armziah  would  not  hear,  for  it 
Neh.g.zy. hardened  their  neck,and  would  not  hear 
Ifa.zS.iz.  yet  they  would  not  tear 
j^r.13.  1 1.  but  they  would  not  hear 

29. 19.  but  yc  would  not  tear,  faith  the  Lord 

3  6.  z  5. but  he  would  not  hear  them 
Zeeh.7. 1 3.  as  he  cryed,and  they  would  not  hear 

fo  they  cried,  and  I  would  not  hear 
©car  nova. 
Num.iz.6.he  laid,  Hearnow  my  words :  If  there 

20.10.he  faid  to  them, Hear  now,ye  rebelsjmuft 
1  Sam.zz.y.hcar  now,ye  Benjamites  :-Will  the 

1 2.tear  now,thou  fon  of  Ahitub:  And  he  an. 
Job  13. 6. hear  now  myreafoning,  and 
Pro.  1.7. bear  me  now  therefore.O  ye  children 
Ifa.j.ij.hz  faid,Hfar  ye  now,0  houfe  of  David 

44. i.yet  now  tear,0  Jacob  my  fervant,and 

47.8.  therefoie,tear  thou  this,thou  that  art 

51.21.theref.tear  now  this,thou  afflicted  and 
Jer.  5. 2r  .hear  now  this,0  ye  foolifh  people, and 

28.7.neverthel.tear  thou  now  this  word  that 
1 5. tear  thou  Hananiah,the  Lotd  hath  not 

37.20.therefore  hear  now,I  pray  thee.O  my  L. 

E-ze.  1 8. 2 5. hear  now,0  houfe  of  Ifrael:  Is  not  my 

Micah  6.  1  .hear  yc  now  what  the  Lord  faith,  Arife 

Zech.$  .8.  hear  now  ,0  Jofhua  the  high  pricft,thou 

shall  ©ear . 

Exod.i  5.  14.  people  (hall  tear,  and  be  afraid 
Numb. 14. 1 3 .then  the  Egyptians  (hall  hear it,for 
Dent.  1 . 1 7.but  you  (hill  hear  the  fmall  as  well 
2.2  5  .who  (hall  hear  report  of  thee,  and 
4.6.  which  (hall  hear  all  thefe  ftatutes  and 
13.1 1. and  all  Ifrael  (lull  hear  and  fear,and 
17.13.  and  all  the  people  (hall  tear,and  fear 

Chap.i9.lO.  &  21.21. 

Jo§b.f.c).m\\ib.oi  the  land  lhall  hear  of  it,and 
Jitdg.y.  1 1 .  and  thou  (halt  hear  what  they  fay,  and 
2  Sam.  1 6. 2 1  .and  all  Ifrael  (hall  tear,that  thou  art 

1  Kjs.8.42.for  they  (hall  hear  of  thy  great  name,& 

2  King.  19.7.  and  he  (hall  bear  a  rumour,  and 
Job  22.27.and  he  (hall  bear  thee,and 
Pfal.%.1-  my  voice  fhalt  thou  hear  in  the  morning 

34.2. the  humble  (hall  hear  thereof ,and  be  glad 
5j.17.and  he  (hall  tear  my  voice 

i9.God  (hall  hear,  and  afflict  them,even  he 
92. 1  i.mine  ears  (hall  hear  my  defire  of 
i4i.6.they  lhall  hear  my  words,for  they  are 
i/a.29.i8.fn  that  day  (hall  the  deaf  hear  the  words 
30. 1 9.  when  he  (hall  tearit,he  wiilanfw.thee 

2 1 .  thine  ears  (hall  hear  a  word  behind  thee 
3  7.7.  and  he  (hall  hear  a  rumour*  and 

^(•.33. 9. which  (hall  tear  all  the  good  that  I  do  to 
Dan.  3. 1  o.that  every  man  that  (hall  hear  the  found 
Hof.  2.2  i.and  they  (hall  hear  the  earth 

22.  and  the  earth  (lull  heat  the  corn 
and  they  (lull  hear  Jezreel 

Maf.13.14.by  hearing  ye  (hall  hear ,and 
18. 1 5. if  he  (hall  bear  thee,thou  haft  gained 
24.6.  and  ye  (hall  bear  of  wars,  and 

Mar\e  13.7.  and  ye  lhall  beare  of  wars,  and 

La^.21.9. 

John  5-25.when  the  dead  (hall  hearths  voice  of 
28.  that  are  in  the  graves  (lull  hear  his  voice 
1 6. 1 3 .but  whatfoever  he  (hall  tearsthat  (hall  he 

Alls  3.22.  him  (hall  ye  hear  in  all  things 
7. 3  7«like  unto  me,hirn  (hall  ye  bear 
25.22.  tomorrow,faid  he,  thou  (halt  hear  him 
28.26.  and  fay,  Hearing  ye  (hall  hear,  and 

Rom.  10.14.  &  how  fhall  they  hear  without  aprea. 

mil  ©ear. 

£.voi.20.i9.fpeak  thou  unto  us,  and  we  will  hear 
22.23.I  willfurely  tear  their  cry 

27.that  I  will  tear,for  I  am  gracious 

Nim.9.2.  and  I  will  hear  what  the  L.  will  comm. 

Dent.  1.17.  bring  it  to  me,and  I  will  tearit 
5. 27.and  we  will  hear  it,  and  do  it 

2  Sam.14.16.  for  the  King  will  tear,to  deliver  his 

2  Kjng.  19.4.  it  may  be  thy  G.wil  hear  all  the  wor. 

2  Cte.7.14.  then  will  I  heat  from  heaven,and 
20.  9.  then  thou  wilt  hear  and  help 

P/a/.4.?.the  Lord  will  hear  when  J  call  to  him 
20.6.he  will  hear  him  from  his  holy  heaven 
3  8. 1 5. thou  wilt  hear,  O  Lord  my  God 
8  5.8.I  will  bear  what  the  Lord  will  fpeak 

95.7.10 


HE  A        H  E A 


HE  A        HE  A 


HE  A        H  E A 


I 


95.7.  to  day  if  ytv/'Al  heare  his  voice 
145.19.  he  alfo  will  heare  their  crie 

Vxov.i.  j.  a  wife  man  will  heare,  and  willincreafe 

j/j.3  7.4.1c  may  be  thy  God  wil  fe»tf  the  words  of 
4 1 . 1 7 .1  the  Lord  will  heare  them,  I 
6"?.z4.whiles  they  are  yet  fpeaking  I  wil  heare 

Jcr.  3 6.3 .that  the  houfe  of  Judah  will  heare  althe 

E%e\.z.  5.  whether  they  will  heare, or  whether 

Verf.7.Chap.3.n- 

Ho/erf  2.  21.  I  will  *M«a  faith  the  Lord 

I  will  heare  the  heavens,and 

Zech.\o.6.\  am  their  God  and  will  /we  them 
1 3.0.  and  I  will  /?«<*>'<?  them,  I  will 

Jcl.  17. 3  z.we  wil  heare  thee  again  of  this  matter 
21.22.for  they  will  heare  that  thou  art  come 
2^.35  and  I  will  heare  thee,faid  he,  when 
28.28.and  that  they  will  heare  it 

Heb.  3.7. to  day  if  ye  will  heare  his  voice 

Verf.15.    Chap.4.7. 
J^eat  rfce  wwvf  fl/ife  Lord. 

1  Kine.11.19.  hear  thou  theref.the  wo.of  theLord 

2  Kjng.7.1.  heare  ye  the  word  of  theLord:  thus 
20.16.Ifai.faid  to  Hczck  Hear  the  wor  of  the  L. 

2  CM'.  18. 1 3. therefore  tearethe  word  of  theLo.I 
Ifa- i.io.beare  the  word  of  the  Lord  ye  rulers 
'     28.i4.wherefore  heare  the  word  of  the  Lord,ye 
39.5Jf3.to  Hezek,Hear  the  word  of  the  Lord 
66.%.heare  the  word  of  the  Lord,ye  that 
^r.2.4.  tear  ye  the  word  of  the  Lord,ye  houfe  of 
7.2.and  fay.  Hear  the  word  of  the  Lord>  all 
9.20.yet  hear  the  word  of  the  Lord,  O  yee 
17.20.fay  to  them,Hcare  ye  the  word  of  the  Lo. 
I9.3.and  fay,Hw  the  word  of  the  Lord,  O 
2i.ii.fay,H<w  ye  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
22.2.&fay,Hw  the  word  ofthe  Lord,0  kings 

29.O  earth,  hear  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
19.10.hea/ye  therefore  theword  ofthe  Lord 
li.io.bearthe  word  ofthe  Lord,  O  ye  nations 
34-4-yet  hear  the  word  ofthe  Lord,0  Zedeki. 
4  2.1 5. now  therefore  hear  the  word  of  the  L.ye 
44.24./W  the  word  of  the  Lord  all  Judah  th. 
hear  the  word  of  the  Lord  all  Jud. that  dwel 
£3^.6.3.  mounta.of  Ifr.  hearthe  word  of  the  Lo. 
1 3 .2.ovvne  hearts,  Hear  the  word  of  the  Lord 
16.3  5.O  hzrlotjHew  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
20.47.te?"  the  word  ofthe  Lord:  thus  faith 
15.3.10  the  Ammo.  Hear  the  word  ofthe  L.G. 
34-7-ye  fhepheards  heare  the  word  of  the  Lord 

Verf.  9. 

36.  t.  mounta.of  iCm.bcar  the  word  of  theLord 

Verf.4.. 

I      3  7.40.ye  dry  bones  heare  the  word  ofthe  Lord 

Hofea  4. 1 .  hear  the  word  of  the  Lord  ye  child,  of 

Amo.7.  1 6\now  therefore  hare  the  wordpf  the  L. 

fearer. 

Jam.  1.23  .if  any  be  a  hearer  of  the  word,&  not  a 
2  5  .he  being  not  a  forgetfull  hearer,  but 

Ucarei-0. 
Rom.  1. 1 3 .  not  the  hearers  of  the  law  are  juft.befo. 
Epb.  4.29.that  it  may  minift.  grace  unto  the  hear. 
2  Tim, 2.14. but  to  the  fubverting  ofthe  hearers 
Jam. 1.11.  and  not  te/f«onely,deceivingyour 

Reared. 
Ruth  2.8.B0.52  to  Rmh,Heareft  thou  not,my  daug. 

1  Sam.14,9.  Da.faid  to  Saul, Wherefore  hearefi  th. 

2  Saw.  5.24.  let  it  be  when  thou  hearefi  the  found 
1  Kjng.8.30.  and  when  thou  heareU,  forgive 

2  Chron.6. 11, 
Pfa.n.i.I  cry  in  the  day  time,but  thouheareft  not 
65. 2.O  thou  that  hearefi  praier,  unto  thee  fhall 
Mat.n.i6.hcarefithou  what  thefe  fay? And  Jefus 
27.13 . hea.  thou  not  how  many  things  they  wit. 
Job. 3.8.2nd  thou  hearefi  the  found  thereof,  but 
1 1. 42.I  knew  that  thou  hearefi  me  alwaies,but 
i&earetty. 
Exod.16.ySot  that  he  heareth  your  murmurings 

8. for  that  the  Lord  heareth  your  murmurings 
Naw&.:>o.5.difallow  her  in  the  day  that  he  heareth 
Dew.29.19.when  he  heareth  the  words  of  this  cur. 

1  Sam.  3 ,9.fay;Speak  Lord,  for  thy  fervant  heareth 

io.fpeake,  for  thy  fervant  heareth 

1 1  .eares  of  every  one  that  heareth  it  (hal  tin. 

2  Sam.*  7. y.thzt  whofoever  hear,  it  will  fay,  Th. 
2  King.  1 1 . 1 1 .  whofoever  heareth  of  it, both  his  ear. 

.job.w  28.he  towfe  the  cry  ofthe  afflifted 
P/S/.34.i7.and  the  Lord  hearethand  delivereth 


3  8 . 1 4. 1  was  as  a  man  that  heareth  noc 
6 9. 3  3  .for  the  Lord  heareth  the  poore  and 
Prov .8.34.  bleffed  is  the  man  thathearetb  me 
1 3 . 1  .a  wife  fon  heareth  his  fathers  inftruftion 
but  a  fcorner  heareth  not  rebuke 
8.  but  the  poore  heareth  not  rebuke 
1 5.29.  but  he  heareth  the  praier  ofthe  righteo. 
3  i-the  eare  that  heareth  the  reproofe  of  life 
3  2.but  he  that  heareth  reproo.  beget.underfr. 
18.13  .anfwereth  a  matter  before  he  heareth  it 
ai. 28. man  that  hcarcthXpeaketh  conftantly 
25.10.  left  he  that  heareth  it,  put  thee  to  fhame 
29.24.  he  heareth  curfing,  and  bewraicth  it  not 
//a.4i.26'.there  is  none  that  heareth  your  words 

42.2o.openirtg  the  eares,but  he  heareth  not 
,/(??".  1 9. 3. the  wch  whofoever  heareth,his  eares  fhall 
£3^.3.27.  he  that  heareth,  let  hiin  heare 

3  3. 4.  whofoever  heareth  the  found  ofthe  trump. 
Mat.j.ia,.  whofo.  heareth  thefe  fayings  of  mine,& 
16, .heareth  thefe  fay.  of  mine,&  doth  the  not 
i3-i9.whe  any  one  hea.the  word  ofthe  kingd. 
20. fame  is  he  that  heareth  the  word,  &  anon 
22. is  he  that  heareth  the  wor.and  the  care  of 
23. into  the  good  gr.is  he  that  hea.  the  word 
LK^.6.47.  heareth  my  fayings,and  doth  them,Ile 
49.  but  he  that  heareth  and  doth  not,is  like  a 
10. 16.  he  that  heareth  you  heareth  me,  and 
_7»b.3.29.which  ftandeth  &  heareth  him,rejoyceth 
5«24.he  that  heareth  my  word,&  beleeveth  on 
8.47.  that  is  of  God,  heareth  Gods  words 
9*3 1. that  God  heareth  not  finners,  but  if 

and  doth  his  willjhim  he  heareth 
18.3  7.every  one  that  is  ofthe  tru.taz.my  voice 
2  Cor.i  i.6.or  that  he  heareth  of  me 

1  John  4.5.and  the  world  heareth  them 

6.  he  that  knoweth  God.  heareth  vs 

he  that  is  not  of  God,  heareth  not  us 

5. 14. ask  any  thing  accord. to  his  wiljhe  hea.us 

Revel.11. 1 7. and  let  him  that  heareth  fay,  Come 

i8,unto  every  man  that  heareth  the  words  of 

Rearing. 

Deut.i  1 .1  i.read  this  law  befall  Ifr.in  their  hear. 

2  Sam.  1 8. 1 2. for  in  our  hearing  the  king.char.thee 
2  King.^.i  1.  but  there  was  neith.  voice  nor  hear. 
Job  3  3  .S.furely  thou  haft  fpoken  in  my  hearing 

42.5.  heard  thee  by  the  hearing  ofthe  eare,but 
Z/2i.ii.3.neith.feprove  after  the  hearing  of  his  ears 

21.3. 1  was  bowed  down  at  the  hearing  of  it 

33.1 5.ftoppeth  his  ears  homhearingoibloud 
£^.9-5.to  the  others  he  faid,in  mine  hearingfio 

io.i3.cryedunto  them  in  mine heari.O  wheel 
Amos  8.1 1. but  of  hearing  the  words  of  the  Lord 
Acls  25.21.  referved  unto  the  ferag  of  Auguftus 
23.  wasentred  into  the  place  of  hearing  with 
Rom.  1  o.  1 7 .  faith  cometh  by  hearing,^  hearing  by 
1  Cor.  1 2.1 7. body  were  an  eye,where  were  the  hea. 
if  the  whole  were  hearing,v/here  were 
Gal.  3 . 2.by  works'' —  or  by  the  hearing  of  faith 

Vcrfe  5 . 
Heb.  5 . 1 1 .  feeing  ye  are  dull  of  hearing 

l&earfrtg. 
Pro. 10. 1 2.the  hearing  ear,and  the  feeing  eye,the 

28.9.turneth  away  his  ear  from  hearing  the  law 
Ecclef.  1. 8. nor  the  ear  filled  with  hearing 
Mat.  1 3 . 1 4.and  hearing,they  hear  not 

1 4.  by  hearing  ye  fhall  hear,  &  fhall  not  und . 

Mar.4.1  i.A£t,z$.i6. 

1 5 .  and  their  ears  are  dull  of  hearing 

AUsiS.ij. 
Mark  6. 1.  many  hearings  tie  aftonifhed 
Luk. 2 .46.both  hearing  them,&  asking  them  queft. 
8.  icand  hearing,they  might  not  underftand 
iS.-$6.bearing  the  multitude  paffing  by,he  ask. 
Ails  5.5.  AnaniasJbftK'wsrg  thefe  words,fell  down 
8.6.bearing  &  feeing  the  miracles  which  he  did 
9. 7. bearings  voice,but  feeing  no  man 
1 8.8.many  of  the  Corinthians  hearing,beleeved 
Philem.  %.hearingoi thy  love  and  faith 
2  P#,2.8.in  feeing  and  hearing,  vexed  his  righteo. 

Hearken, 
Exod.  3 . 1 8  .and  they  fhall  hearken  to  thy  voice 
4.1.  nor  hearken  unto  my  voice,for  they 
8.  neith.  heark-  to  the  voice  ofthe  firft  figne 
9.neith.  hempen  unto  thy  voice  that  thou 
6. 30.I10W  fhall  Pharaoh  hearken  unto  me 
7.2  2.neither  did  he  hearken  unto  them,  as 


1 5.26.1'f  thou  wilt  diligently  hear^.to  the  voice 
Lcv.16.1 8  .not  yet  for  all  this  hearken  to  me,  then 

Nnmb.13.1S.  and  heare  and  hearken  unto  me  thou 

De«t.4,i.now  therefore  hearken  OKnel  unto  the 
7.1  i.if  ye  hearken  to  thefe  judgem.and  keep  & 
1  i.i3.if  ye  will  Jw.diligently  to  my  com.^0'1 
I3.i8.whenthoufhalite?/.tothe  voi.oftheL. 
1 5. 5. if  thoucaref.fcf^.to  the  voice  ofthe  Lor. 
18.15.  unto  him  ye  (hall hearken 
16. 17.  and  to  hearken  unto  his  voice 
*8.i.if  thoufhah  /.'^'.diligent,  unto  the  voice 
Verf.i.  Chap.  3  0.10. 
13.1'f  that  thou  hear,  to  the  com.  ofthe  Lord 

Jojh.i.  1 7.f0  w;l  we  hear.unio  thee,only  the  Lor. 

1  Sam.i  5.22.and  to  heark.  then  the  fat  of  rammes 
30.24.fcr  who  will  fec;^.unto  you  in  this  mat. 

1  Kjng.S.iS.to  hearken  to  the  cry,  &  to  the  prayer 

29.  that  thou  maift  hearken  to  the  praier  w'1' 

,      ,  ,  -Chron.6.10. 

5  2. to  hearken  unto  them  in  all  that  they  call 

1 1.3  8. if  thou  w'ihhearkcn  unto  all  that  I  com. 

2  2£sg.io.6.ifye  vi  ill  hearken  to  my  voice,take  ye 
2  Chro.6. 19.10  hearken  uneo  the  cry  and  praier  \vch. 
WA13.27.d1al  we  then  hearken  to  you,to  doe  ?11 
Job  3  4_34.and  let  a  wife  man  hearken  unto  me 
Pfal.8 1.8 .  if  thou  wilt  hearken  unto  me 
Prov.19. 1 2.  if  a  ruler  hearken  to  lks,dl  his 
Cant.S.  1 3.  the  companions  hearken  to  thy  voice 
lfa.i  2. 3. eares  of  them  that  heare  fhall  hearken 

4 2. 2 3. who  will  hearken,  and  heare  for 
Jer.  i7.24.ifye  diligently  hearken  unto  me,  faith 

2.6-J.if  fo  be  they  will  hearken ani  turne 

5.10  hearken  to  the  words  of  Sera.the  Proph. 

29. 1 2.and  I  will  hearken  unto  you 

3  5. 13.ro  hem-ken xo  my  words,  fmh  the  Lord 

37.2.nor  the  people  ofthe  Lnd  did  hearken  to 
Zech.7.1 1.  but  they  refufed  to  hearken  and 
Atls  4. 1 9-to  hearken  unto  you  more  then  to  God 

1  j.  1 3.a  damofel  came  to  kcarfa  named  Rhoda 
l^carften   Imperatively. 
Gen. 4. 13. ye  wives  of  Lamech  heark-  to  my  fpeech 

2 1 . 1 2.that  Sarah  hath  faid,  Heark-  to  her  voice 

23.1 5-my  \ord,hcarken  to  merthe  land  is  worth 

W.i.beatken  to Ifrael  your  father 
Exod.i2. 19.hea.rken  now  unto  my  voiccj  will 
Veut.n .9.zx\&  hearken  O  Ifrael.this  day  thou  arc 
Jitdg.9.7. hearken  to  me  ye  men  of  Shechcm 

Sam.S.y. hearken  to  the  voice  ofthe  people,all 
9.  now  therefore  hearken  to  their  voice 
22  hearken  to  thtir  voice,  make  them  a  King 

1  j.i.thcref.te^.thou  unto  the  voice  of  the  L. 

28.22.I  pray  thee  to'.thou  alfo  unto  the  voice 
i  Ki^.8.3 o.  heark.  thou  to  the  fupplic.of  thy  ferv. 

2  Cbro.6.11. 

22. 28. hearken  O  people,every  one  cf  you 
2  CteK.i8.27.andhefaid,H^e«allyepeople 

20.1 5. he  hid,Heoil{en  ye  all  Judah,  and  ye 
Job  13.6.  and  hearken  to  the  pleading  of  my  lips 

3 2. 10. therefore  I  hid,Hcarken  to  me,I 

33.1.  and  hearken  to  all  my  words 
3  i.marke  well  O  Job,and  hearken  unto  me 

34.io.thereforetefc«  to  me  ye  men  of 
16.  hearken  to  the  voice  of  my  words 

37.1/^.hearken  unto  this  O  Job,ftand  ftill  and 
Pfal.j.i.hearken  to  the  voice  ofmy  cry,my  God 

34.1  i.hearken  unto  me,  I  will  teach  you  the 

45.10.  hear\en  O  daughter, and confider,and 
PiW.7.24.  hearken  to  me  now  therefore,  O  yee 

Chap,8.32. 

zi.n.hearken  to  the  father  that  begate  thee 
Ifa.  28.  23.  hearken  and  heare  my  fpeech 

34.1.  and  hearken  ye  people,let  the  earth  heare 
efi. -^.hearken  unto  me,0  houfe  of  Jacob,  and 

1  i.hearken  unto  me  ye  ftour-hearted  that 
.  efi.M.hemken  unto  me,0  houfe  O  Jacob,and 
49. 1. and  hearken  ye  people  from  farre,  the 
Si.i.hearkento  me  ye  that  follow  after  righte. 
4.  hearken  unto  me,my  people,and 
y.hearken  unto  me  ye  that  know  righteoufn. 

55.2.  hearken  diligently  unto  me,and 

Jer. 6. 17.  faying,H£<zr.tothe  found  ofthe  trump. 
18.j9.heark.to  the  voice  of  them  thatcontend 
29.8.  neither  hearken  to  your  dreames  wch  you  i 

Dan.  9.19.O  Lord  hearken  &  doe,defer  not  for 

Hof.  5 . 1 .  and  hearken  ye  houfe  of  Ifrael 

Micah  i.2. 


H  E  A        H  E  A 


H  E  A         H  E  A 


H  E  A        H  E  A 


Micab  1,1.  hearten  O  earth,and  all  that  therein  is 

Mar. a,  3 .  fof  a^f«,BehoM  there  went  out  a  fower  to 
7. 1  ^hearken  unto  me  every  one  of  you,  and 

/2£fr  z.i 4. and  hearken  unto  my  words 

7.i.hearken:The  God  of  glory  appeared  to  our 
1 5. 1 3  .men  and  brethren  hearken  unto  me 

Jttm.z.%Jxmken  my belov.  brechr.  Hath  not  God 
t&zathcn  not. 

1  Kjng.zo.S. hearken  not  unto  him,  nor  confent 

2  Kin  18. 2  uhearkennoi unto  Hezekiah,  for  thus 

'      3  lfa.36.16. 

,  i.and  /:«»■/(«  not  unto  Hezekiah  when 
Jer.zi.z6.heark.en  not  unto  the  wor.of  the  proph. 
z7. 9. hearken  not  ye  to  your  prophets,  nor 
14.beark.en  not  to  the  words  of  the  prophet 
Verf.16. 
17, hearken  not  unto  them,  ferve  the  king  of 

Gtf2.34.17.if  ye  will  not  hearkento  us,  to  becirc. 
£iW.7.4.but  Pharaoh  (hall  not  hearken  unto  you 

Chap.  1 1.9. 
Uvit.z6.14.if  ye  will  not  hearken  unto  me,and 

z  1  .and  will  not  hearken  unto  me,  I  will 
De/tf.1.45.  L.  would  not  hearken  to  your  voice 

1  j.j.thou  (halt  not  to^ra  to  the  words  of 
8.  nor  hearken  unto  bim,neither  (hall 

1 7. 1 2.and  will  not  hearken  to  the  prieft  that 

1 8.i9.whofoever  will  not  hearken  to  my  wor. 

21.18.  will  not  hearkenaato  them. 

ij.y.the  Lord  would  not  hearken  to  Balaam 

28. 1  ^  .if  thou  wilt  not  hearkento  the  voice  of 
Jojh.  i.i9.  and  will  not  hearken  to  thy  words  in 

24.10.  but  I  would  not  hearken  to  Balaam 

if  ltd  2.17-  they  would  not  hearken  to  their  Judges 
1 1 . 1 7.king  of  Edom  would  not  hearken  thereto 
19.2j.but  the  men  would  not  hearken  to  him 
20. 1  j .chil.  of  Benja.  would  not  hearken  to  the 
2  Sam.tz.i8.  and  he  would  not  tezr.to  our  voice 
13.14.he  would  not  hearken  toher  voice 

16.  but  he  would  not  hearken  unto  her 

2  Kin*.  17. 40.they  did  not  hearken  but  did  after 
2  Cfer.io.io".  that  the  king  would  not  bear,  to  th. 

33.10.  but  they  would  not  hearken 
Job  3  3 . 3  3  .if  not,  hearken  to  me :  hold  thy  peace 
Pfal.$8.$.  wch  will  not  hear.to  the  voice  of  charm. 

8 1 . 1 1  .my  people  would  not  heark.to  my  voice 
Jet. 6.  lo.and  they  cannot  hearken,  behold 

17.  they  faid,We  will  not  hearken 

7. 27  .but  they  will  not  hearken  unto  thee 
1 1,11.1  will  not  hearken  unto  them 
16.12.that  they  may  not  hearken  unto  me 
17.27.if  ye  will  not  hearken  unto  me  to 
26.4-if  ye  will  not  hearken  to  me  to  walke 
38.1  5  .wilt  thou  not  hearken  unto  me 
44.16.we  will  not  hearken  unto  thee 
E^e.3 .7. not  hear,  to  thee:  for  they  wilnot  hear,  to 
26.8.and  would  not  bearkenunto  me 
39.if  ye  will  not  hearken  unto  me,  but 
Hof.9. 17.  becaufe  they  did  not  hearken  unto  him 
Zech.1.4.  they  did  not  hearken  to  me,  faith 

^eavfecnet). 
G«2.3.i7-becaufethou  haft,  hearkened  to  thy  wives 
1 6. 2. Abraham  hearkened  to  the  voice  of  Sarai 
zi.i6.hhr2.bearkened  to  Ephron  and  weighed 
30. 17. God  hearkened  to  Leah,and  (he  conceiv. 
22. God  rememb.  Rachel,  and  God  hearken. 
34.24.  his£on,hearkened all  that  went  out 
3  9. 1  o.he  hearkened  not  to  her  to  lye  by  her 
Exod.6.o.hut  they  hearkened  not  toMofes,  for 
1 2.chil.of  Ifrael  have  not  hearkened  to  me 
7.1 3  .heart,that  he  hearkened  not  to  them 

Chap.8.if,i9.&9.12. 
16.20.they  hearkened  not  to  Mofcs, but 
1 8. 14X0  Mofes  hearkened  to  the  voice  of  his 
lJumb.14.z1.  and  have  not  hearkened  to  my  voice 
2 1. 3. the  Lord  hearkened  to  the  voice  of  Ifra.  & 
Deitt.g.  19.  Lord  hearkned  to  meat  that  time  alfo 
Chap.  10.  io. 
23.  and  he  hearkened  not  unto  his  voice 
1 8.14.  te^wsf  to  obfervers  of  times   • 
26'.  i4,but  I  have  hear,  to  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
34.9.  children  of  Ifra.  hearkened  unto  him.and 
/o/&.  1. 1 7.  accord,  as  we  te^cse^toMofes  in  all 
10.14.  that  the  Lord  hearkenedto  the  voice  of  a 
Judg.z. zo.and  li3ve  not  hearkenedto  my  voice 
1  i.28.kingof  Amnion  bear.notto  the  wor.of 


1 3 .9.  God  hearkenedto  the  voice  of  Manaoli 
1  S<H8.2.2f.  they  hear.not  to  voice  of  their  fathers 
1 2 . 1 .1  have  hearkned  to  your  voice  in  al  things 
i9.6.Saul  hearkenedto  the  voice  Jonathan,and 
2  5.3  5. 1  have  hearkened  ro  thy  voice,  and  have 
28.21.and  have  hearkened  to  thy  words  which 
2  3.andhe/;c<t^e?zerftotheirvoice  fo 

1  Kjng.  1 2. 1  j.  the  king  hearkened  not  to' the  peop. 

i6.that  the  King  hear,  not  to  them,the  peo. 
24.they  hearkned  therefore  to  word  of  the  L. 

1  j.20.Benhadad  hearkened  to  King  Afai,  and 

2  Chrm.16.4. 
20. 2 5  .and  he  hearkened  to  their  voice, &c. 

2  King.  1 3.4.  and  the  Lord  hearken,  to  Jehofliaphat 

16.9. King  of  Aflyria  hearkenedto  him,for 
20.1 3. and  Hezekiah  hearkened  to  them,  and 
2 1  -9.but  they  hearkened  not,  and  M  anafleh 
22. 1 3-our  fathers  have  not  hear.to  the  words 
2  Cbitm.io.  1  j.fo  the  king  hear,  not  to  the  peo.for 
24. 1 7. then  the  king  hearkened  unto  them 

2  j.  1 6.and  haft  not  hearkened  to  my  counfell 
30.20.the  Lord  hearkenedto  Hezekiah,and 

3  $.22.and  hearke.  not  to  the  words  of  Necho 
Neh.0.16.  and  hearkened  not  to  thy  commandem. 

Verf.29. 

34.nor  hearkened  unto  thy  commandements 
£^.3.4.  and  he  hearkened  not  unto  them,  that 
Job  9. 1 6.that  he  had  hearkened  to  my  voice 
Pfal.81.1  3.0  that  my  people  had  hear.to  me,and 

106.2  j.and  hear,  not  to  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
Ifa.z1-7.he  hearkened  diligently  with  much 

48.18.O  that  thou  hadft  hear,  to  my  comman. 
,/e)-.6.i9.becaufe  they  have  not  hearkened  to.  my 

7.24.but  they  hearkened  not,  nor  inclined  their 
2  6.yet  they  hearkened  not  to  me,  nor 

8.6. 1  hearkened  and  heard,  but  they 

2  j .  3 .  but  ye  have  not  hearkened 

4.  but  ye  have  not  hearkened  nor  enclined 
7.yet  ye  have  not  hearkenedto  me 
26.  j.  but  ye  have  not  hearkened 
29.  ip.becaufe  they  have  not  hear,  unto  my 
32.33  .yet  they  have  not  hearkened  to  receive 
34.14.but  your  fathers  hearkened  not  to  me 
i7.ye  have  not  hearkened  to  me  in 

35.14.  but  ye  hearkened  not  unto  me 
1  5. nor  hearkened  unto  me 
1 6.  but  this  people  have  not  hearkned  to  me 

3  6. 3 1  .but  they  hearkened  not 
3  7. 1 4.but  he  hearkened  not  to  him,  fo 
44.j.but  they  hearkened  not,  nor  inclined 

E^e.3 .6.  they  would  have  hearkened  unto  thee 
Dan.9.6.  neither  have  we  hearkened  to  thy  fervant 
Mal.3.  16.  and  the  Lord  hear,  and  heard  it,  and 
AUs  27. 2 1 .  ye  fliould  have  hearkened  to  me,  and 

l^earfeeneutt* 
Deut .  28.45  .becaufe  thou  hearkenedfl  not  unto  the 

^earfcenett), 
Pw.1.3  3.whofoever  hearkeneth  unto  me  (hall 

12.15.  he  that  hearkeneth  to  counfeli  is  wife 

^eatfeenfns. 
Pfa.  1  o  3. 20.  hearkening  unto  the  voice  of  his  word 

^eart. 
Gen.  6.5.thoughts  of  his  heart  was  onely  evill 
6.  it  greived  him  at  his  heart 
8.21.  Lo.  laid  in  hisheart,  He  not  curfe  the  gr. 
imagination  of  mans  heart  is  evill 
17.17.Abra.faid  in  his  heart,ShM  a  child  be 
27.41.Efau  faid  in  his  hear.The  daies  of  mour. 
45.26. Jacobs  heart  fainted,  for  he  bcleeved 
Exod.4. 14.  feeth  thee  he  will  be  glad  in  his  heart 
a  1.  He  hearden  Pharaohs  heart 

Chap.7.3.  &  14.  4 
7. 1 3 .Lord  hardened  Pharaohs  heart  Ch.9. 1 2. 
&  10.1,20,27.  &  ii.io.  &  14.  8. 
14.  Pharaohs  heart  is. hardened 

22.  Pharaohs  heat  was  hardened 

Chap.8.iQ.  &  9.7,35. 

23 .  neither  did  he  fet  his  heart  to  this 
8. 1 5.  he  hardened  his  tot  Verfe32. 

Cbap.9.34. 
14,5.  the  heart  of  Pharaoh  and  of  his  ferv.  was 
23.9.  ye  know  the  heart  oi a  ftranger,  feeing 
2 5.2.that  giveth  it  willingly  with  his  heart,  ye 
28.29.  in  the  breftplate  of  judgment  on  his  he. 
3o.and  they  (hall  be  on  Aarons  heart 
of  the  children  of  Ifra.  on  his  heart  before 


3  j.j.whofoever  is  of  a  willing  heart,  let  him 
34-and  he  hath  put  in  hisheart  that  he 
3 5. filled  with  wifdomebf  heart  to  workeall 
Levit.z6. 16. and  caufe  forrow  of  heart,  &  ye  (hall 
AT«»2.32.7.wheref.difcoii.ye  the  heart  of  the  child. 
Dent.  1 . 2 8 .difcouraged  our  beat ?,fayi.The  peop. is 
2.3  o.and  made  his  heart  obftinate,  that 
5.29-thatthere  werefuch  a  heart  in  them  to 
io.i6.circumcife  the  foreskin  of  your  heart,  & 
1 1. 16. that  your  heart  be  not  deceived,and  yee 
1 8. lay  up  thefe  my  words  in  your  heart,  and 
15-9.be  not  a  thought  in  thy  wicked  heart 
17.17.that  his  heart  curne  not  a\vay,neither 

20. that  hisheart  be  not  lifted  up  above 
i9-6.while  his  heart  is  hot,  and 
20.8.brethrens  heart  faint  as  well  as  his  heart 
24. 1 5. and  fetteth  his  heart  on  it,  left 
28. 28. Lord  dial  finite  thee  wthaftoni(h.of  hea. 
47. and  with  gladneffe  of  heart  for  the 
65.give  thee  there  a  trembling  heart,  and 
29_4.L0.hath  not  given  ycu  an  heart  to  pcrcei. 
1 9  that  he  blefleth  hirnfelfe  in  his  heart,  fay. 
.7o/o.i4. 8. made  the  heart  of  the  people  melt,but  I 
Judg.%.i  5.there  were  great  thoughts  of 'heart 
i6.there  were  great  fearchings  of  heart 
18.20.and  the  priefts  heart  was  ghd  and 
Ruth  3.7.and  his  heart  was  merry,  he  went 

1  Sam. i.ij.nov/  Hannah  (he  fpaks  in  her  heat t 

4.13.  his  heart  trembled  for  the  Aike  of  God 
10.9.  God  gave  him  another  heart,  and  all 
i6.7.but  the  Lord  lookethon  the  heart 
17.3  2.1et  no  mans  heart  faile,  becaufe  of  him 
2 1. 1  i.David  laid  up  thefe  words  in  his  heart 
24, 5. that  Davids  heart  fmote  him,  becaufe 
25.31  .nor  offence  of  heart  unto  my  lord 
36.and  Nabals  heart  was  merry  with  him 
3  7. that  his  heart  &ic<\  within  him,  and 
27. 1. and  David  faid  in  hisbeartj.  (hall  now 
28.  5.  and  his  heart  greatly  trembled 

2  Sam.6.i6.and  (he  defpifed  him  in  her  heart 
7.27.thy  fervant  found  in  his  heart  to  pray  this 
13.28.when  Ammons  heart  is  merry  wth  wine 

3 3. my  lord  the  K.take  the  thing  to  his  heart 

1 4. 1  Joab  perceived  that  the  K.  heart  was  tow. 

18. 14.  thruft  them  thorow  rhe  heart  of  Abfol. 

19.14. he  bowed  the  heart  of  all  the  men  of  Ju. 

even  as  the  heart  of  one  man,  fo  that 

i9.that  the  King  (hould  take  it  to  hisheart 
z  4. io.T)z. heart  fmote  him  after  he  had  numb. 

1  Kj,ng.7,.Q.  give  thy  fervant  an  underftan.foarf  to 

1 2.I  have  given  thee  an  underftand.  heart,io 
4.29.God  gavcSolom.largenes  of  heart  even  as 
8. 17.it  wai  in  the  heart  of  David  my  father  to 

66.unto  their  tents  joyfull  and  glad  of  heart  ' 
io.2.commu.wt''him  of  all  that  was  in  her  he.  : 

24»which  God  had  put  in  his  heart 
1 1.2.  they  will  turne  away  your  heart  after 

3.  his  wives  turned  away  his  heart 

4.  that  his  wives  turned  away  his  heart 

as  was  the  heart  of  David  his  father 
9#becaufe  his  heart  was  turned  from 

1 2.26. Jeroboam  faid  in  hisheart, Now 
2  7 .  then  (hall  the  heart  of  his  people  turne 

18.37.that  thou  haft  turned  their  heart 

2  King.6. 1  r .  therefore  the  heart  of  the  K.of  Aflyr. 

t).24.the  arrow  went  out  at  his  heart, and 

1 2.4.  that  commeth  into  any  mans  heart  to  br. 

1  Chron.  1 2.3  3-they  were  not  of  a  double  heart 

1 5,29.and  (he  defpifed  him  in  her  heart 
16.10.let  the  heart  of  them  rejoice  that 
17.25.  found  in  his  heart  to  pr3y  before  thee 
22. 19.  now  fet  your  heart  to  feeke  the 
29. 17.  that  thou  trieft  the  heart  and 

18.  the  imagi.of  the  thoughts  of  the  heart  of 

2  C»wz.6.7.was  in  the  heart  of  David  my  fath.  to 

7.io.into  their  rents  glad  and  merry  in  heart 
1 1. and  all  that  came  into  Solomons  heart 
o.i.c6mun.with  him  of  all  that  was  in  her  hea. 

23 .  that  God  had  put  in  his  heart 
1 2. 14-becaufe  he  prepared  not  his  heart  to  feek 
i7.6.his  heart  was  lift  up  in  the  waies  of  the  L. 
26.16.was  ftrong:hisfeai?  was  lifted  up  to  his 
29.3 1.  a*  were  *"  a  free  heart,  burnt  offerings 
30.19.  that  prepareth  his  heart  to  feek  God  the 
3  2.25-for  his  heart  was  lifted  up,  therefore 
26.  humbled  himfclf  for  the  pride  of  his  heart 
3 1 .  rhat 


HE  A        H  E A 


HEA       HEA 


HE  A       HEA 


3  i  .that  he  might  know  al  that  was  in  his  be. 
3  6.  i  3.  and  hardened  his  heart  from  turning  to 

E^a  6. 1 2 .  turned  the  heart  of  the  (ting  of  Affyria 
7. io. Ezra  had  prepared  his  heart  to  feeke  the 
17. put  fuch  a  thing  as  this  in  the  K.  heart  to 

Neb.uz.Ms  is  nothing  eife  but  forrow  of -heart 
9.8.and  foundeft  his  heart  faithfull  before  thee 

E/?/Ai.io.whcn  the  heart  of  the  K.was  merry  with 
5.9.Haman  forth  that  day  with  a  glad  heat 
6.6".now  Haman  thought  in  his  heart  to  whom1 
7.f.thatdurftprefumein  h\s  heart  todoefo 

Job  9-4.be  is  wife  in  heart  and  mighty  in  ftrength 
1z.24.he  taketh  away  the  heart  of  the  chiefe  of 
29.1  3 .1  caufed  the  widows  heart  to  fing  for  jo. 
3  4.  i4.if  he  fet  his  heart  upon  man  ,  if  he 
5  6. 1 3  .hypocrites  in  kart  heap  up  wrath,  they 
37.24.  refpecteth  not  any  that  are  wife  of  heart 
38.36.who  hath  given  understanding  to  xhe.be. 
41. 24. his  heart  is  as  firme  as  a  ftone,  yea 

Pfal.16.  3  .wicked  boafteth  of  his  hearts  defire 

6.  he  hath  faid  in  his  hea,t,l  (hall  not  be 

1 1 .  he  hath  faid  in  his  heart,  God  hath  forg. 

13  .he  hath  faid  in  his  heart, Thou  will  not 
12.2.  and  with  a  double  heart  doe  they  fpeake 
i4.i.foole  hath  faid  in  his  hea.  There  is  no  G. 
Pfa/.si.i. 
1  f  <2.and  fpeaketh  the  truth  in  his  heart 
i^.8.ftat.  of  the  L.  are  right,rejoycing  the  hea. 
2i.2.thou  haft  given  bim  his  hearts  defire,  and 
22.26.  your  heart  (hall  live  for  ever 
3  1.24.  and  he  fhall  ftrengthen  your  heart 
33.11  .thoughts  of  his  heart  to  all  generations 

2  r.  for  our  heart  fhall  rejoyce  in  him 

3  4. 1 3. nigh  to  them  th3t  ate  of  a  broken  heart 
37.31.  law  of  his  God  is  in  his  heart 
41.6. his  heart  gathereth  iniquity  to  itfelfe 
44. 18.  our  heart  is  not  turned  backe,  neither 

2 1.  for  he  knoweth  the  fecrets  of  the  heart 
4f  .5-  .thine  arrows  are  (harp  in  the  heart  of  the 

10.  create  in  me  a  cleane  heart,  O  God 
5  1.  i7-a  broken  and  contrite  heart, O  God,  th. 
y  % .2 i.but  war  was  in  his  beart,his  words  were 
$8.2.yea  into'?  you  worke  wickedneffe 
62.8.  ye  pcop.  powre  out  your  heart  before  him 

10.  fet  not  your  heart  upon  them 
64.6.  and  the  heart  is  deep 
69. 3  2.and  your  heart  (hill  live  that  feek  God 
73.1  .even  to  fuch  as  are  of  a  cleane  heart 

7.  they  have  more  then  heart  could  with 
78.7  2.according  to  the  integrity  of  his  heart 

9  y  .8  .harden  not  your  heart, zs  in  the  provocat. 

10  i»4.a  froward  heart  (hall  depart  from  me 
y  .and  a  proud  heart  will  not  I  fuffer 

I04.i5.wine,that  maketh  glad  the  heart  of  man 
bread,which  ftrengtheneth  mans  heart 
10  y.j.let  the  heart  of  them  rejoice  that  feek 
109. 16.  he  might  even  flay  the  broken  in  heart 
1 1 2.7.his  heart  is  fixed,trufting  in  the  Lord 

H.hisheart  is  eftabliihedjhe  mall  not 
147. 3. he  healeth  the  broken  in  heart 
Pro.6. 1 4.frowardnefle  is  in  his  heart,  he 

lS.nnbeart  thatdevifeth  wicked  imaginat. 
y.io.with  attire  of  an  harlot,&  fubtill  of  heart 
8<5.be  ye  of  an  underftandmg  heart 
io.8.the  wife  in  heart  dial  receivecommandm. 

20.the  heart  of  the  wicked  is  little  worth 
1 1. 20.  they  thatare  of  a  froward  heart  are 

zo.foole  mail  be  fervantto  the  wife  of  heart 
1 2.8.that  is  of  a  perverfe  heart  mall  be  defpifed 

2Q.deceit  is  in  the  hea.  ofthem  that  imagine 

23.  but  the  heart  of  fooles  proclaimeth  fool. 

2?.heavincfTe  in  the  heart  of  man  maketh  it 
13.12.  hope  deferred  maketh  the  heart  ficke 
I4.io.thctorknowethhisownbitternefle 

1 3  .even  in  laughter  the  heart  is  forrowfull 

i4.backflider  in  heart  (hall  be  filled  with  his 

30.  a  found  heart  is  the  life  of  flelhjbtit 

3  3 .  wifdome  refteth  in  the  heart  of  him  that 
15.7  .but  the  heart  of  the  fool  i(h  doth  not  fo 

1  3  .a  merry  heart makethacheerfull counte. 
by  forrow  of  thebeart  the  fpirit  is  brok. 
14.  heart  of  him  that  hath  undcrftart.fecketh 
1  y  .he  that  is  of  a  merry  heart  hath  a  cont.fca. 
zi. heart  of  the  righteous  ftudieth  to  anfwer 
30.  light  of  the  eyes  rejoiceth  the  heart,  and 
16.1  .preparation  of  the  heart  in  man,and 


5. every  one  that  is  proud  in  heart  is  an 
9.  a  mans  heart  devifeth  his  way  :  but 

2  3 .  the  heart  of  the  wife  teacheth  his  mouth 

1  ■}.  1 6.  feeing  he  hath  no  heart  to  ic 

10. he  that  hath  a  froward  heart  findeth  no 
22.  a  merry  heart  doth  good  like  a  medicine 

1 8.2.but  that  his  heart  may  difcover  it  felf 
1 2.  before  deftr.  the  heart  of  man  is  haughty 
1  f .  the  heart  of  the  prudent  getceth  knowl. 

ia.3-and  his  heart  fretteth  againft  the  Lord 
2 1. are  many  devices  in  a  mans  fea.neverthe. 

lo.j.counf.inthefeai'Jofman  is  like  deep  wa. 

21. 1.  Kingshcart  is  in  the  hand  of  the  Lord,as 
4.  an  high  look  and  a  proud  heart  is  (in 

2  z.  1  f  .fooliflin.is  bound  in  the  heart  of  a  child 
2j.7.for  as  he  thinketh  in  his  heart,  fo  is  he 

but  his  heart  is  not  with  thee 
24. 1 2. he  that  pondereth  the  fe7r;,ccnfider  it 
2?. 3.  and  the  heart  of  Kings  is  unfearchable 

ao.fo  is  he  that  fingeth  fongs  to  an  heavie  h. 
26.23.burning  lips  and  a  wicked  heart  is  like  a 

2j.there  are  feven  abominations  in  his  heart 
27,o.ointment  and  perfume  rejoice  the  heart 

lo.fo  the  heart  of  man  anfwereth  to  man 
28.14.  but  he  that  hardeneth  his  heart  (hall  fall 

2f.hethatisofaproudfea.  ftirreth  up  ftr.ife 
3 1 . 1 1  .the  heart  of  her  husband  dorh  fafcly  truft 
Ecclef.z.  2  2.  of  the  vexation  of  his  heart  wherein 
23.yea,his  heart  taketh  not  reft  in  the  night 
5. 20.becaufe  G.anfw.him  in  the  joy  of  his  hea. 
7.2.and  the  living  will  lay  it  to  bis  heart 

3  .fadnes  of  counten.the  heart  is  made  better 
q.keart  of  the  wife  is  in  the  houfe  of  mourn. 

heart  of  fooles  is  in  the  houfe  of  mirth 
7.and  a  gift  deftroyeth  the  heart 
8.y.&  a  wife  mans  heart  difcerneth  both  times 
2 1.  therefore  the  heart  of  the  fons  of  men  is 
o.3.alfo  theheartof  the  fons  ofmen  is  full  of 
7.and  drink  thy  wine  with  a  merry  heartfa 
io.2.a  wife  mans  heart  is  at  his  right  hand 

but  a  fooles  heart  at  his  left 
Cant.7. 1 1. in  the  day  of  gladnefle  of  his  heart 
J/a.6.  io.makethefea/r  of  his  people  fat  and 
7.2.and  his  heart  was  moved,&  the  heart  of  his 
9.9.  that  fay  in  the  pride  and  ftoutnefs  of  heart 
1 0.7.  but  it  is  in  his  heart  to  deftroy&  cutoff 
neither  doth  his  heart  thinke  fo 
1 2.puni(h  the  fruit  of  the  ftout  heart  of  the 
1 3 .7-and  every  mans  heart  (hall  melt 
30. 29. and  gladnes  of  heart  as  when  one  goeth 

3  z.^.heart  alfo  of  the  ralh  (hal  underft.knowl. 

6\and  his  heart  will  worke  iniquity  to 
3  5. 4.  to  them  that  are  of  a  fearful  heart  :be  ftro. 
42.*5.yethelaiditnot  to  heart   . 
44.19.none  confidcreth  in  his  beart,nehheT  is 

ao.a  deceived  he.  hath  turned  him  afide  that 
j  7. 1  .and  no  man  layeth  it  to  heart,  and 

1 5;  .to  revive  the  heart  of  the  contrite  ones 

1 7.went  on  frowardly  in  the  way  of  his  hea. 
59.1 3-and  uttering  from  the  heart  words  of 
63.17.and  hardened  outheart  from  thy  feare 
6  j.  14. my  ferv.fing  for  joy  of  h.ye  for  for.of  h. 
66. 1 4.when  ye  fee  this  your  heart  (hall  rejoyce 
Jer.^./^.znd  take  away  the  fore-skins  of  your  hea. 

g.heart  of  the  King  (hal  peri(h,&  the  heart  of 

19.I  am  pained  at  my  very  heart 
5. 2  3. this  people  hath  a  rebelling  heart, they  ate 
9.8  .but  in  his  heart  he  layeth  his  wait 

i6.houfe  of  Ifr.are  uncircumcifed  in  the  hea. 
i  1, 20.  that  tryeft  the  reins  &  the  heart,  let  me 
1 2 . 1 1  .becaufe  no  man  layeth  it  to  heart 
i7.o.thc  heart  is  deceitfull  above  all  things,and 

10.I  the  Lord  fearch  the  heart,  I  try  the 
20.  i  i.and  feeft  the  reines  &  the  hea.let  me  fee 
23. 20. performed  the  thoughts  of  his  heart  in 

26.how  long  (hall  this  be  in  the  heart  of  the 
24.7. lie  give  them  an  heart  to  know  me  that 
3  0.2 1. that  engaged  his  hed.  to  approach  to  me 

24-til  he  have  perform,  the  intents  of  his  he.  I 
48.29.3nd  the  haughtinefle  of  his  heart 

4 1  .fhalbe  as  the  heart  of  a  woman  in  her 

v  49.z1.hean  of  themighty  of  Ed.be  as  the  h.of  a 

5  1. 46.2nd  left  your  heart  faint,and  you  feare 

LflW.3.41.  let  us  lift  up  our  heart  with  our  hands 

6$.give  them  forrow  of  tethy  curfe  co  them 
5.1  j. the  joy  of  ova  heart  is  ceafed,  our 


i7.for  this  our  heart  is  faint  for 
£^e.6.9.becaufe  I  am  brok.vvith  their  whoriih  he. 
1 1 .  19.  take  the  ftony  heart  out  ofthem,  and 

gi/ethematetttofflem 
I3.22.withlicsye  haw  made  the  heart  of  the 
1 4.4. that  fetttth  up  his  idols  in  his  hea.    Vc.7. 
18.3  1.  make  ye  a  new  heart  &  a  new  fpirit,  for 

2  i.7.and  every  heart  (hall  mclr,and  all  hands 
2j.6.and  rejoyced  in  heart  with  a]  thy  dcfpigjn 

1  j. taken  yejrge.with  a  defpiteful  he.to deftr. 
27.3  i.weep  for  thee  with  bitterntffe  of  heart 

3  i.io.his  hearth  lifted  up  in  his  hcighc 
3  6.z6.3  new  heart  alfo  will  I  give  you 

away  the  ftony  te.Ile  give  you  a  he.of  fle(h 

44>7.into  my  fancluary  ftrang.uncircum.in  he. 

9-no  ftrarjgers  uncircumcif.m  kvuhal  enter 

Dan.  1.8.  but  D.initl  purpofed  in  his  heart  that  he 

4.  i6.Iet  his  l.cart  be  changed  from  roans 

let  a  beads  fea.be  given  unto  bim,and 
f  .2Q.but  when  his  heart  was  lifted  up,and 

2 1  .and  his  heart  was  made  like  the  beafts 
6.i4.and  fet  bis  heart  onDaniel  to  deliver  him 
7.4.and  a  mans  heart  was  given  to  it 
8.2  5. and  he  ftr.ll  magnifie  himfelf  in  his  he.  & 
1 1 . 1  i.his  heart  ilialbe  lifted  up,  and  he  (hall  • 
; 8 .and  his  heart  ihalbe  againft  the  hcly  cov . 
H0/.4. 1 1  .and  ne  w  w  ine  take  away  the  heart 

7.1  r.Ephraim  is  like  alilly  dove  without  bean 
Joel  2.1 3. and  rent  your  bea.tk.  not  your  garments 
Obad.j  .that  faith  in  his  heart, Who  ihall  bring  me 
Nahiim  2. 10. the  heart  melteth  and  the  knees  fmite 
Zepb.i.  1 5-.  that  faid  in  her  heart,  I  am 
Zec/;.7.io.imagine  evil  aga.his  brother  in  your  he. 
Mal.z.z.if  ye  will  not  lay  it  to  heart  to  give  glory 
becaufe  ye  doe  not  lay  ltto  heart 
4.6.he  fhall  turne  the  heart  of  the  fathers  to 
and  the  hc.of  the  children  to  their  fathers 
Ma?.5.28.committedadult.wth  herahea.inhis  he. 
6.1 1. there  will  your  heart  be  alfo 
1 1 .  29.  far  I  am  weakc  and  lowly  in  heart 
1 2.34.OUC  of  the  abund.of  the  he.the  mou.fpea. 
3  5. good  man  out  of  the  treaf.of  the  k.bring. 
40,and  three  nights  in  the  heart  of  the  earth 

13 .1  <.for  this  peoples  hea.is  waxed  grofle,  and 
i9>away  that  was  fowen  in  hisheart :  this 

1 5. 1 8.  come  forth  from  the  heart,  &  they  defile 

19.  out  of  the  fea;r  proceed  evill  thoughts 
24.48.eviH  frrvant  (hall  fay  in  his  heart }My 
Mar\  7.i9.becaufe  it  entereth  not  into  his  te.but 

2  i.outcfthe/^.ofmen  proceed  evil  thoughts 
8. 17. have  you  your  heart  yet  hardened 

10.  j  .for  the  hardneffe  of  your  heart  he  wrote 
11.23.  and  (hall  not  doubt  in  his  hea.  bat  (hall 
16.14.with  their  unbelief  and  hardnesof  heart 
Lu\e  z.  1 9. and  pondered  them  in  her  heart 

5  i.his  moth,  kept  al  thefe  fayings  in  her  he. 
6.4$  .a  good  man  out  of  the  treaf.of  his  he.bri. 

evil  man  out  of  the  evil  treaf.of  his  be.btin. 

of  the  abunda.  of  the  he.  his  mouth  fpeaketh 
8.1  y  .in  a  good  he.  having  heard  the  word,keep 
i2.34.thcre  will  your  heart  be  alfo 
45.if  that  fervant  fay  in  his  heart,  My  Lord 

24.2  5.O  fooles  and  flow  of  heart  to  beleeve  all 

3  2.did  not  our  heart  burn  within  us  while  he 
John  1 3 .2.divel  having  now  put  into  theb.  of  Ju, 

1 4. 1. let  not  your  heart  be  troubled,ye 

27.letnotyour(!/Ta;';be  troubled,  neither 
f6.6.unto  you,forrow  hath  filled  your  heart 
22.and  your  heart  (hall  rejoyce,and 
Acls  2.46.eat  their  meat  with  (ingleneffeofte? 
5.33.that  they  werecuttothefea?t,androoke 
7-23.it  came  into  his  heart  to  vifit  hisbrethren 
5 1  .and  uncircumcifed  in  hea.  and  ears,ye  do 
54-they  were  cut  to  the  heart,and  gnaihed 
11. 23. that  with  purpofe  of  heart  they  would 
28.27.forthe  heart  of  this  people  is  waxed 
Rom.z.  5. but  after  thy  impenitent  heart  treafureft 
29-and  circuaicifionin  that  of  the  heart}md 
6.  17.  but  yerhave  obeyed  from  the  heart  that 
10. 10. for  with  the  heart  man  beleeveth  unto 

1  Cor.i. 9. neither  bath  entered  into  the  he.  of  man 

7.37.  he  thatftandeth  ftedfaft  in  his  heart,  and 

hath  fo  decreed  in  heart  that  he  will  keep 

14.2  j.thus  are  the  fecrets  of  his  fc.made  manif. 

2  Cor.  2,4.and  anguifli  of  heart  I  wrote  to  you, 

3.'3.but  in  fleflily  tables  of  the  heart 

5. 1 2.  which 


H  E  A        HEA 


H  E  A 


HEA 


^.  i  J.which  glory  in  appearance,and  not  in  he. 
6. 1 1 .  open  unto  you,our  heart  is  enlarged 
8.i6.fame  earneft  care  into  the  heart  of  Titus 
9-7.as  he  purpofeth  in  his  heartjo  let  him 

Ephe.6.  j.in  fingleneffe  of  your  tort  fearing  God 
6.  doing  the  will  of  God  from  the  heart 

Colofy. zz.  but  in  fingleneffe  of  heart  fearing  God 

i  Tlxf.i.ijStoxn  you  in  prefence,not  in  hem? 

Hcb.4.1  i.and  intents  of  the  heart 

10. 22.  let  us  draw  neer  with  a  true  heart  in 
1 5.9.  it  is  a  good  thing  the  heart  be  eftab.with 

1  Pet.  3 .4.  let  it  be  the  hidden  man  in  the  heart 

2  Vet.z.  1 4.  an  heart  they  have  exercifed  with  cove. 
2../ok3.zo.ifour  fo<z.cond.us,G.isgr.then  our  he. 

zi.  if  our  heart  condemn  us  n6t,>then  have 
Rai.i8.7.forfhe  faith  in  her  hearty,  fit  a  Queen  & 

Heart. . 
Ex.  1  j.8.depths  were  congea.in  the  heart  of  the  fea 
lfa.19.1.  the  heart  of  Eg.ftial  melt  in  the  mid.of  it 

J^Jcirt  joyned  with  all. 
Deut.i  1.1 3.8c  to  ferve  him  with  all  yourbeart,  & 
1 3 .  j.love  the  L.  your  God  with  all  your  heart 
26.16.and  doe  them  with  all  thine  heart,zad 
3C2.and  thy  children  with  all  thine  heart,  & 
6.to  love  the  L.  thy  God  with  all  thine  heart 
io.turn  to  the  L.  thy  God  with  al  thine  hea. 
fofl).zz.$.  and  toferve  him  with  all  y our  heart 
j  fad.  1 6. 1 7.that  Samfon  told  her  all  his  heart 

18.Deli.faw  that  he  had  told  her  al  his  heart 
for  he  hath  (hewed  me  all  his  heart.  Then 
1  Sam,  1  z.io.but  ferve  the  L.with  all  your  heart 
24.ferve  him  in  truth  with  all  your  heart 

1  Kjng.z./^.to  wal.before  me  in  tru.wth  al  their  he. 

8.22.  that  walk  before  thee  with  all  their  heart 

48.returne  to  thee  with  all  their  heart 
14. 8. who  followed  me  with  all  hisheart  to  do 
2 Kin.  10.3 1. the  Lo.Godof  Ifr.  with  allhis  heart 
2  j  -3.and  his  ftatntes  with  all  their  heart,  and 
2  j  .that  turned  to  the  L.with  all  his  heart,  & 

2  Chron.6.3%.Ki\xrn  to  thee  with  all  their  heart,8c 

1  5 .  1 2/eek  the  G.of  their  fath.with  all  their  h. 
1  y.for  they  had  fworn  with  all  their  heart,8c 
22>9.who  fought  the  Lord  with  all  his  heart,Co 
31.  it.  he  did  it  with  all  his  to-/,  &  profpered 
34.3  i.and  his  ftatutes  with  all  his  heart,znd 
PfaL86. 1 2.Ile  pra.thee30  Lord,with  all  my  heart 
Prji).3..j.truft  in  the  Lord  with  all  chine  heart 
fer.  29. 1 3  .fearch  for  me  with  all  your  heart 
£^.3<?.5.with  the  joy  of  all  their  heart,  with 
foel  2.1  a.tum  ye  even  to  me  with  all  your  hea.  & 
Zepb. 3.1 4  .rejoice  with  all  the  heart,0  daug.of  Je. 
Ato.22.37.love  the  Lo.  thy  God  with  al  thy  heart 
Mai\.  12.30. 
Mark.  1 2.3  3. love  him  with  all  thy  heart,and 
Lul1.10.z7  .love  the  Lord  thy  Gcd  with  all  thy  he. 
Afts  8.37<if  thou  beleeveft  with  al  thine  heart,  th. 
Evill  $eart,See  Evili. 
Mine  Heart*. 
Gen.za,.^.  fpeaking  in  mine  fo<?rt,Rebekah  came 
fofi.iW'him  word  againe  as  it  was  in  minthea. 

1  5a»».2.3  5.accord.to  that  which  is  in  mine  heart 

2  King. $.16. went  not  mine  tot  with  thee,when 

10.30.accord.to  all  that  was  in  mine  heart,thy 

1  Chron.  1 2.  i7.mine  heart  fhall  be  knit  unto  you 

2  Cfoo.29.10.now  it  is  in  mine  heart  to  mak.a  co. 
Neh.j.j.my  God  put  into  mine  heart  to  gather 
fob  3  i.7.and  mine  heart  walked  after  mine  eies 

27.  mine  heart  hath  been  fecretly  enticed,or 
P/<y.2f.i7.troublesofmine  few/tare  enlarged,  O 
40. 1 2. therefore  mine  /wt  faileth  me 
1 19. 1  i.thy  word  have  I  hid  in  mine  heart 
Ecclef.z. 3  .fought  in  mine  heart  to  give  my 
3.18. 1  faid  in  mine  heart  concerning  the 
9. 1 .  all  this  I  confidered  in  mine  heart 
fere.2.1 5 .give  you  paftours  according  to  mine  he. 
1  z, 3. and  tried  my  heart  towards  thee  :  pull 
1  $.  16.  to  me  the  joy  and  rejoycing  of  mine  he. 
20>9.but  his  word  was  in  mine  heart,z% 
23,-9. mine  heart  within  me  is  broken,becaufe 
48.3 1. mine  heart  (hall  mourne  for  the  men  of 
3  6. therefore  mine  heart  fhall  found  for  Mo. 
mine  heart  thai  found  like  pipes  for  the 
iaffM.20.mine  heart  is  turned  within  me,forI 
3.51  .mine  eye.  affecteth  mine  heart ,  becaufe 
Hof.  1 1 .8 .mine  heart  is  turned  within  me,  my 
^.11.13.  what  mean  ye  co  wcep,Sc  tobr.my  he. 


My  i^eatt, 

Gen.zo.^ .integrity  of  my  heart  I  have  done  this 
£>e«f.29.i9.though  I  walk  in  the  imag.  of  my  he. 
/«4g-5-9-  my  heart  is  towards  the  gover.  of  Ifrael 

1  Sam.  z.i.Sc  faid,My  heart  rejoiceth  in  the  Lord 
t  Kj»g-9- 1  -mY  heart  (hall  be  there  perpetually 

2  Chron.  7.16. 

2  King.T.o.1  J.thine  tezr.rig.as  my  he.is  wththyhc. 
1  Chr.zS.z.l  had  in  my  he.  to  build  an  hou.of  reft 
Nefo2.12.what  God  had  put  in  my  heart  to  do  at 
fob  1 7. 1 1  .even  the  thoughts  of  my  tez.are  broken 

23.16.for  Godmaketh  my  fcz;tfoft,and 
27.6\my  heart  lhal  not  reproach  me  fo  long  as 
g  1.9.  if  my  heart  have  been  deceived  by  a  worn. 
3  3 . 3  .of  the  righteoufneffe  of  my  heart,  and 
3 7. 1. at  this  alfo  my  heart  trembleth,  and 
Pfal.4.7. thou  haft  put  gladneffe  in  my  heart  more 
13.2.  having  forrow  in  my  heait  dayly 

5.  my  heart  fhall  rejoyce  in  thy  falvation 
i6.9.therefore  my  heart  is  glad  and 
17. 3. thou  haft  proved  my  heart,tho\i  haft 
19.14.and  themedita.  of  my  heart  be  accept,  in 
22.14.my  heart  is  like  waxe,  it  is  melted  in 

26.2.  try  my  r,eines  and  my  heart 

27.3.  my  heart  (hall  not  feare,  though  warre 
8.my  heart  faid  unto  thee,Thy  face,0  L.wil 

28.7.my  heart  trufted  in  him,and  I  am  helped 

therefore  my  heart  greatly  rejoyceth 
36.Ltranfgr.of  the  wick.faid  within  my  fo.-that 
3  8. 8. by  reafonof  the  difejuietnefle  of  my  heait 
io.my  heart  panteth,my  ftrength  faileth  me 
3 9. 3. my  heart  was  hot  within  me;while 
40.8.yea,thy  law  is  within  my  heart 

io.not  hid  thy  righteouf.  within  my  heart,  I 
45. 1. my  heart  is  inditing  a  good  matter,  I 
4<>.3.mcdita.of  my  heart  (hall  be  of  underftan. 
5  5-4.  my  heart  is  fore  pained  within  me 
57.7. my  heart  is  fixed,0  God,tny  bear.is  fixed 
6 1. z. when  my  heart  is  overwhelmed,  lead 
66. 18.  if  I  regard  iniquity  in  my  heart,tht  Lor. 
69. 20.reproach  hath  broken  my  heart ,and 
7  3 . 1 3 .1  have  cleanfed  my  heart  in  vaine,  and 
2i.thus  my  heart  was  grieved,  and 
2<?.my  flcfli  and  my  heart  faileth 

but  God  is  the  ftrength  of  my  heart,  and 
84.2.my  heart  cryeth  out  for  the  living  God 
86. 1 1. unite  my  heart  to  feare  thy  name 
ro2.4.my  heart  is  (mitten,  &  withered  like  gr. 
108.1.O  God  my  heart  is  fixed,  I  will  fing»& 
109.22.and  my  heart  is  wounded  within  nic 
1 19.3  2.when  thou  (halt  enlarge  my  heart 
36.incline  my  heart  unto  thy  teftimon.  and 
8o,let  my  heart  be  found  in  thy  ftatuts,that 
in  .they  are  the  rejoycing  of  my  heart 
1 1 2.1  have  inclined  my  heart  to  perform  thy 
13 1. 1  .Lord  my  heart  is  not  haughty,nor 
1 3 9. 2 3. and  know  my  beart,txy  me  and 
14  i.4.encline  not  my  heart  to  any  evill  thing 
143.4.  my  heart  within  me  is  defolate 
Prov.5. i2.and  my  heart  defpifed  reproofe 

20.9.  who  can  fay,  I  have  made  my  heart  clean 
23 . 1 5. my  heart  (hall  rejoyce,  even  mine 
27. 1 1.  and  make  my  heart  glad,that  I  may 
Ecclef  i.i$. I  gave  my  heart  to  feeke  and  fearch 
.    i6.yea>  my  heart  had  greater  experience  of 
17. 1  gave  my  heart  to  know  wifdame:and 
2.1.I  faid  in  my  heartfio  to  now,  I  will 
j.yet  acquainting  my  heart  with  wifdom  & 
1  o.I  with-held  not  my  heart  from  any  joy 

my  heart  rejoyced  in  all  my  labour 
1  'y. then  I  faid  in  my  heart,  As  it  hapneth  to 
I  faid  in  my  heart,  that  this  alfo  is  vanity 
20. to  caufe  my  hexo  defpaire  of  all  labo.wc!' 
3. 1 7.I  faid  in  my  heart,God  (hall  judge  the 

7.2  $.1  applied  my  heart  to  know  and  to  fearch 
8.9.and  applyed  my  heart  to  every  worke  that 

i6.when  I  applied  my  heart  to  know  wif.  & 
Cant.4.9.  thou  haft  ravifhed  my  heart  my  fifter,  my 

Verf.9. 
5. 2.I  fleepe^  but  my  heart  waketh,  it  is 
lfa.  1  j.f.my  heart  fhall  cry  out  for  Moab  his 
2  i.4.triy  fodjtpanteth,fearefulnesafFrighteth 
63>4.day  of  vengeance  is  in  my  bcarx,a.nd 
fer.a.i9.xay.  bean  maketh anoife  in  rnejlcannot 

7.3  i.neither  came  it  into  my  heart 
,     8.18.  my  heart  is  faint  in  me 


HEA        HEA 

£rf«.i.22.my  fighs  are  many,and  my  heart  is  faint 
D.in.y.zS.bm  I  kept  the  matter  in  my  heart 
Atts  2.26.tht-reforecid  myfow£rejoice,ind 
Rom. 9.  2.  and  cbntipuall  Sorrow  in  my  heart 

io.i.breth.my  hea.ddite  and  prayer  to  God  for 
Phil.  i.7.becaufe  I  have  you  in  my  heart 

One  ifjeart, 
2  C hro.  30. 1 2  .was  to  give  them  one  heart  to  do  the 
fer.3z.3p.  I  will  give  them  one  hearc,8t  one  way 

£^.11.19. 
^.4.3  2.mult.of  them  that  belee.  were  x>f  one  he. 

Own  ujcart. 
'Num.  15.39.  'hat  ye  feek  not  after  your  own  hearty 
1  Sam.  1 3 .  i'4.fought  him  a  man  after  his  own  heart  \ 
z  Sam.j.z  i.&  accord.to  thine  ownbeart  haft  thou  jl 
1  ^»-8.38.know  ev.mantheplag.ofhisownte,! 

1 2.3  3.  which  he  had  devifed  mhisow/nheart    | 
1  Cfo.17.19.8c  according  to  thine  own  heart  thou 
Nefo6.8.thou  faineft  them  out  of  thine  owne  hea. 
P/aif.4.4. commune  with  your  own  beart,md 

20.4.  according  to  thine  owne  heart,znd 

37.1  f  .fword  (hall  enter  into  their  own  heart 

77.6.I  commune  with  mine  own  heart 
Pio.28.26.hc  that  truftcth  in  his  own  heart 
Ecclef.i.  1 6.1  communed  with  mine  owne  heart 

7.22.  oftentimes  alfo  thine  own  heart  knoweth  f 
Jr«,.9.i4.aft.theimag.of  their ownfo.  Ch.23.17.! 

23.16.  they  fpeak  a  vilion  of  their  own  heart 
26.  prophelie  of  the  deceit  of  their  own  heart 
Eye.  1 3.  i7.which  prophefie  out  of  their  own  heart 

14. 5. take  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  in  their  own  heart 
Atls  1 3.22.a  man  after  mine  own  beart,which 
/«».i.26.butdeceiveth  his  own  heart,thh  mans 
Perfecl  1$sm, 

1  Kin.%.6  i.let  your  heart  be  perf.  with  the  L.your 

1  i.4.his  heart  was  not  perfect  with  the  Lord 

Chap.  1 5.3. 
1 5.14.  Afa  hisheart  v/as  perfect  with  the L.  all 

2  Kjn.zo.i  .and  with  a  perfect  heart,  and  have  done 

1  Cbr.  1 2. 3  8. came  with  a  perfect  heart  to  Hebron 

2  8.9.and  ferve  him  with  a  perfect  heart,  and 
29.9.bec.with  petf.beart  they  offered  willingly 

19-unto  Solo,  my  fon  a  perfect  heart  to  keep 

2  Cfo'.i  $.i7.the  heart  of  Afa  wasperf.all  his  daies 

16. 9. in  the  behalf  of  them  whofe  heart  is  perf. 
19. 9.  and  with  a  perfect  heart 
25.2.butnotwitha  perfect  heart 
PJiil.  10  i.2.within  my  houfe  with  a  perfect  heart 
Ifa.i$ .i.and  with  z  perfect beart,and have  done 

Pure  i|eart. 
P/j/.24.4.and  a  pure  hcart,who  hath  not  lift  up 
Mat.  5.8.bleffed  are  the  pure  in  hcart,kr  they 
i-Tim.  1 . ? .  is  charity  out  of  a  pure  heart,  and 
z7im.z.  22.  that  call  on  the  L.  out  of  a  pure  hea. 
1  PeM.22.love  one  anoth.w^apurefo^.tervently 

Purenetfe  of  $}ta.xt. 
Prov.zz.iuhe  that  loveth pureneffe  olheart,(or 

Their  Heart, 
Getf.42.28.and  their  heart  failed  them,  and 
fojh. 5. 1. that  their  heart  melted,neither  v/as  there 
1  Cfo072.29.18.  and  prepare  their  fo&T  unto  thee 
fob  8.io.and  utter  words  out  of  their  heart 

i7.4.for  thou  haft  hid  thtifheart  from  underft. 
Pfal.10. 1 7.thou  wilt  prepare  their  heart,  thou 
78. S.  that  let  not  their  heart  aright,  and 
18.  they  tempted  God  in  their  heart  by 
3 7. for  their  heart  was  not  right  with  him 
q  5,  to.it  is  a  peo.that  do  erre  in  their  beart&nd 
lo$. 25.  he  turned  their  heart  to  hate  his  peop. 
107.12.  therefore  he  brought  downe  their  heart 
1 19.76.  their  heart  is  as  fat  as  greafe 
i40.2.which  imagine  mifchicfe  in  their  heart 
Pro.za.z.Stitthzitheart  ftudyeth  deftruction,and 
Ecclef.  3. 1 1  :he  hath  fet  the  world  in  their  heartfo 
9. 3  .arid  madneffe  is  in  their  &wf,while  they 
Z/tf.6.to.!eft  they  underftand  with  their  heart,znd 
29.1 3  .but  have  removed  their  heart  far  from  me 
fer.  $  .24.neith.fay  they  in  their  heart,  Let  us  now 

1 3 .  io.walk  in  the  imaginat.  of  their  tot,and 

1 4.  t4-and  the  deceit  of  their  heart 

1 7.  r ,  graven  on  the  table  of  their  heart 

Lam.z-1%.  'h^'"1'  heart  cryed  unto  the  Lord,0  wall 

jS^.i  4.3 .  have  fer  up  their  idols  in  their  hearty 

io'.i  6.fbr  their  heart  went  after  their  idols 

2 1 . 1  f  .t  hat  their  heart  may  faint,and  their 

|,     33.31  .but  their  heart  goeth  after  their  coverou. 

;6.f-wjth 


H  E  A        H  E  A 


HE  A       HE  A 


H  E  A        HEA 


j6.5.with  the  joy  of  all  their  heart,  with 
H0r.4S.xhQy  fet  their  heart  on  their  iniquity 
'7  .'6.made  ready  their  heart  like  an  oven,whiles 

14.  not  cried  unto  me  with  heart,  when 
io.i.their  heart  is  divided,  now  ihall 

12.6.  and  their  beat  was  exalted,  therefore 

8.  and  will  rent  the  caule  of  their  heart, 2nd 

Zepb.i'.n.thit  fay  in  their  te.The Lord  will  root 

Zech.10.7. their  heart  (hal  rejoice  as  through  wine 

their  heart  fhall  rejoyce  in  the  Lord 

ii.f.govcr.of  Judah  (hall  fay  in  their  hea.  The 

Ato.ij.if.kftthey  fliould  underft.  with  their  he. 

if.8.buttheirto  J  isfarrefrom  me 

Mar\e  7.6. 
Mar. 6.  f  2.  for  their  heart  was  hardned 
/Vf.5>.47.Jefus  perceiv.the  thoug.of  their  he.  took 
foh.1z.40.znd  hardned  their  heart  that  they 
norunderftand  with  their  heart 
Acls  2.  3  7.thcy  were  pricked  in  their  heart,  and 

28.27.kft  they  fhculd  underft.with  their  to.& 
Rom.  1.2 1 .  and  their  foolifti  heart  was  darkened 
2  Cor.3.1  ?.MofeS  is  read,the  vaile  is  on  their  heart 
Ejjfc/4. 18. becaufe  of  the  blindnefle  of  their  heart 

Thine  Jjeatt. 
F.xod.g.iA.knd  all  my  plagues  on  thine  heart,  and 
Imf ,  19. 17.1b.alt  not  hate  thy  broth,  in  thine  hea. 
Df#.4.2Q.if  thou  feek  him  with  all  thine  heart,SL 
39.81  confider  it  in  thine  heart  that  the  Lord 
6.<y.  love  the  Lord  with  all  thine  heart,  and 
7.i7.if  thou  fhalt  fay  in  thine  heartt,  Thefe 
8.2.to  know  what  was  in  thine  heart,  whether 
5  .thou  (halt  confi.it  in  thine  heart,  that  as  a 
i4.then  thine  heart  be  lifted  up,  and  thou 
1 7. and  thou  fay  in  thine  heart, My  power  & 
9«4.fpeake  not  thou  in  thine  heart  after  that 

5.  for  the  upn'ght.of  thine  heart  doeft  thou 
if.  10.  &  thine  heart  fhall  not  be  grieved  when 
18.  2 1. if  thou  fay  in  thine  heart,  How  fhall 
28.67 .for  the  fear  of  thine  hea.  wherwith  thou 
30.6.circum.thine  heart,Sc  the  heart  of  thy  feed 
1 7.but  if  thine  heart  turne  away,fo  that 
Jndg-  io.6.and  let  thine  heart  be  merry 

8.  comfort  thine  heart, \  pray  thee,  and  they 

9.  that  thine  heart  may  be  merry 

1  Sam.z.  3  3 .  and  to  grieve  thine  heart,  and  all  the 

9.19.  tell  thee  all  that  is  in  thine  heart 

14.7.  doe  all  that  is  in  thine  heart,  turne 

I  am  with  thee,  according  to  thine  heart 

2  Sam.-;.  3  .doe  all  that  is  in  thine  heart,  for 

1 1(«?.2.44.knoweft  all  the  wick.which  thine  fe.is 
8.i8.was  in  thine  heart  to  build  an  houfe  for 
didft  well  that  it  was  in  thine  heart 
2i.7.and  let  thine  heart  be  merry,  I  will 

2  Kjng.10. 1 5 .  faid  to  him,Ts  thine  heart  right  as 
14.  io.and  thine  heart  hach  lifted  thee  up 
22. 19. becaufe  thine  heart  was  tender,  and 

1  Chron.  1 7.2.do  all  that  is  in  thine  tot.for  God 

2  Chron-i.i  1  .becaufe  this  w3S  in  thine  heart,ahd 

6.8.as  it  was  in  thine  heart  to  build  an  houfe 

didft  well  that  it  was  in  thine  heart 
1 9.3. prepared  thine  heart  tofeeke  God 
2  j.  1 9.  and  thine  heart  lrfteth  thee  up  to 
34.27.  becaufe  thine  heart  was  tender,  and 
Job  7. 17. that  thou  wouldft  fet  thine  hear,  on  him 
1 0.13. thefe  things  haft  thou  hid  in  thine  heart 
1 1 . 1  j. if  thou  prepare  thine  heart, 2nd 
i  j.  1  i.why  doth  thine  heart  carry  thee  away 
22.22.  and  lay  up  his  words  in  thine  heart  - 
Pfa.zy.  14.&  he  fhall.ftrengthen  thine  heart:  wait 

37-4.give  thee  the  defires  of  thine  heart 
Prov.  2.2. apply  thine  heart  to  understanding 
io.wifdome  entreth  into  thine  heart,  and 
3. 1. but  let  thine  heart  keepe  my  commandem, 
3.  write  them  on  the  table  of  thine  heart 
f.truft  in  the  Lord  with  all  thine  heart 
4. 4. let  thine  heart  retaine  my  words,keep 

2 1. keep  them  in  the  midft  of  thine  heart 
6.21.  bind  them  continually  on  thine  tot 

luft  not  after  her  beauty  in  thine  heart 
7.3.  write  them  on  the  table  of  thine  heart 
2  <; .  let  not  thine  heart  decline  to  her  waies 
22.17.  apply  thine  heart  to  my  knowledge 
23.12.  apply  thine  heart  to  inftrtiction, and 
i5.my  fonnc,  if  thine  tort  be  wife,  thy 
17.  let  not  thine  heart  envy  finners,  but 
19.2nd  guide  thine  hean  in  the  way 


26.my  fonne,give  me  thine  hean,  and 
3  3. and  thine  heart  fhal  utter  pervetfe  things 
24.17.let  not  thine  heart  be  glad  when  he 
Ecclef.^.z.  and  let  not  thine  heart  be  hafty  to  utter 
11.9.  walke  in  the  waies  of  thine  heart,  and 
io.remove  forrow  from  thine  torr,and 
Ifa.  1 4s  1 3. for  thou  haft  faid  in  thine  heart,  lie 
3  3  i8.thine  heart  fhall  meditate  terrour 
47.8.that  fayeft  in  thine  tort,  I  am,  and 

Verf.io. 

49.21.  then  fhalt  thou  fay  in  thine  heart,Who 
60.5.  and  thine  heart  fhall  feare,  and 

^•.4.14.  wafh  thine  heart  from  wickedneffe,and 
1 8.  becaufe  it  reacheth  into  thine  heart 

1 3.22.  if  thou  fay  in  thine  heart,  Wherefore 

3  i.2i.fet  thine  heart  toward  the  high  way,eve. 
49.16.and  the  pride  of  thine  heart,  O  thou  th. 
Lam.z.  19.  powre  out  thine  heart  like  water 
£^•3.10.  receive  in  thine  heart,  and  heare  with 
16.30.  how  weake  is  thine  heart,  faith  the  Lo. 
2  2.14.  can  thine  heart  endurc,or  can  thine 
28.2.becaufe  thine  heart  is  lifted  up,  and 
though  thou  fet  thine  he.zs  the  heart  of  God 
5. and  thine  heart  is  lifted  up  becaufe  of 
6\fet  thine  heart  as  the  heart  of  God 
i7.thine  heart  was  lifted  up,becaufe  of 
40.4.fet  thine  heart  on  al  that  I  fhall  (hew  thee 
Dan.  5  •  2  2. haft  not  humbled  thine  heart, though  th. 

10.12.  haft  fet  thine  heart  to  underftand,  and 
OW.  3. pride  of  thine  heart  hath  deceived  thee 
^.5. 3.  why  hath  Satan  filled  thine  tort  to  lie 
4.  why  haft  thou  conce.this  thing  in  thine  h. 
8.22.  perhaps  the  thoughts  of  thine  he.  may  be 
Rom.  10.6. fay  not  in  thine  heart ,Who  (hal  afcend 
9.  and  fhalt  beleeve  in  thine  heart  that 
Thy  fjeart. 
Getf.20.6.didft  this  in  the  integrity  of  thy  heart 
Dent. ^..g.left  they  depart  from  thy  heart  all  the 
6.6.wch  I  comm.thee  this  day  fhalbe  in  thy  he. 
10. 1 2.to  ferve  the  Lord  with  all  thy  heart— 
1  y.7.thou  fhalt  not  harden  thy  heart,  nor 

9.not  a  thought  in  thy  wicked  heart,  faying 
30.14.  and  in  thy  heart  that  thou  mayeft  doe  it 
Jitdg.i  6.15  .when  thy  heart  is  not  with  me 

1  Sam.i.S.und  why  is  thy  tor  grieved  ?  Am  not 

17.28.and  the  naughtinefle  of  thy  to.for  thou 

2  Sam.^.z i.reigne  over  all  that  thy  heart  defireth 
Prov .4.2  3  .keep  thy  heart  with  all  diligence 
Ecclef.  1 1.9.2nd  let  thy  heart  cheere  thee  in  the  da. 
Cant.  8. 6. fet  me  a  feale  upon  thy  heart,  as  on 
lfa.x7.7-  didft  not  lay  thefe  things  to  thy  heart 

57.1  i.nor  laid  it  to  thy  hearty  have  not 

fer. 22.17.  and  thy  heart  are  not  but  for  thy  cove. 
D<M.2.30.mighteft  know  the  thoughts  of  thy  hea. 
Aff.S.z  1. for  thy  heart  is  not  right  in  the  fight  of- 

upright  in  i&eart. 
2  c%o.29.34.Levits  were  more  upright  in  heart 
Pfal.7.  io.which  faveth  the  upright  in  heart 

1 1 . 2  .privily  (hoot  at  the  upright  in  heart 

3  2. 1  i.fhout  for  joy,ye  that  are  upright  in  heart 
36.1  o.and  thy  righteoufnes  to  the  uprig.in  hea. 
64. 1  o.all  the  upright  in  heart  (hall  glory 
94. 1  f  .upright  in  heart  (hall  follow  it 
97 . 1 1  .and  gladneffe  for  the  upright  in  heart 
uprightneffe  of^taxt. 
1  l^n.3. 4.2nd  in  uprightneffe  of  heart 

9.4.  fathers  walked  in  uprightnefle  of  heart 
P/d/.i  19.7. He  praife  thee  with  uprightneffe  of  he. 

whole  Cjearf, 
Pfal.9. 1  .praife  thee,0  Lord,with  my  whole  beat 

Pfal.111.1. 
1 19. 2. that  feek  him  with  their  whole  heart 
10. with  my  whole  heart  have  I  fought  thee 
3  4.I  (hall  obferve  it  with  my  whole  heart 
$  8.intreated  thy  favour  with  my  whole  heart 
69.  He  keep  thy  precepts  with  my  whole  fee. 
1 4 5. 1  cried  with  my  whole  heart,  heareme 
1 3  8. 1. He  praife  thee  with  my  whole  heart 
lfa.i.^.znd  the  whole  heart  faint 
Jer.3.  io.not  turned  to  me  with  their  whole  bean 
i4.7.return  to  me  with  their  whole  heart 
3  2.4  i.in  this  land  affuredly  with  my  whole  he. 

whofe  $eart. 
Exod.i f .2 i.whofe  bean  ftirred  him  up,and 
26.aH  the  women,  whofe  heart  ftirred  them 


29.and  women,  whofe  heart  made  them 

36. 2.  in  v/hofe  heart  the  Lo.had  put  wifdorne 

.     every  one  whofe  heart  ftirred  him  up  to 

Dent.z^.  18.  whofe  totfturneth  away  this  day  fro 

zSam.17.10.  whofe  tor  is  as  the  to^ofa  Lion 

1  Kjn.S.^.whok  heart  thou  knoweft,for  thou 

2  Chron.  6. 30. 

2  Cfcro.i  6.9. in  the  beinlf  of  them  whofe  fo.isper. 
P/W.84.5.U1  whofe  heart  are  the  waies  of  them 
Ecckf.7. 16. whofe  heart  is  fnaies  and  nets,and 
Ifa.  5 1. 7. in  whofe  heart  is  my  law 

/f>\  17.5.  whofe  heart  departeth  from  the  Lord 
ETfk-i  1.2  i.whofe  heart  walketh  after  the  heart  of 
Ad.  16.14  whefe  heart  the  Lord  opened,that  (he 

^eartcrj. 

Exod.3  j.2  2.as  many  as  were  willing  hearted,  and 
P/a/.7£.?.theftout  torte^  ate  fpoiled,they 
Ifa. 6 1. 1.  fent  me  to  bind  up  the  broken  hearted 
E^clf-3  7-  houfe  of  Ifrael  are  hard  hearted 

l^cartet). 
iyd.24.7. all  the  merry  hearted  to  figh 

Taint  JpeatteD. 
D<?/rt.20.8.what  man  is  there  that  is  faint  hearted 

Tender $eartet>. 
2  Chro.  1 3.7.Rehoboam  was  young  and  tender  be. 
Ephefa.31.be  ye  kind  one  to  anothct,tender  hear. 

_  wife  ii^artcO. 
£^0.28.3. (halt  fpeak  to  all  them  that  are  wife'to 
3  i.6.in  the  hearts  of  all  that  are  wife  hearted 
3  j.io.every  wife  hearted  among  you  (hall 

2  j.all  the  women  that  are  wife  hearted  did 
36. 1. and  every  wife  to?£YZman,vvhom 
2.and  every  wife  hearted  man, in  whofe 
8.every  wife  hearted  man  among  them  that 
Hearth, 
Gen  1 8. 6. and  make  cakes  upon  the  hearth 
Pfal.  1  o  2. 3 . my  bones  are  burnt  as  an  hearth 
Ifa.30.14.2  (heard  to  take  fire  from  the  hearth 
Jer.i6.zz.-3.  fire  in  the  hearth  burning  before  him 
2  3  .caft  it  into  the  (ire  that  was  on  the  hearth 
Zecb.  1 2.6.goycr.of  Jadah  like  an  he.oi  fire  among 

Smarts?, 
Exo.  1 4. 1 7.11e  harden  che  hearts  of  the  Egyptians 

3  i.6.in  the  hearts  of  all  that  are  wife  hearted 
Levit.  26 . 3  6.1  le  fend  a  faintnefTe  into  their  hearts 
4 1  .if  then  their  uncitcam.hearts  be  humbled 
Num.3  2.9.  they  difcouraged  the  hea.  of  the  chil.of 
Jof  3. 1 1. heard  thefe  things,our  hearts  did  melt 
7. 5.  wherefore  the  hearts  of  the  people  melted 
1 1.20.10  harden  their  hearts,  that  they 
J udg.9. 3. their  beans  inclined  to  follow  Abimel. 

16. 2  f.when  their  hearts  were  merry,  that  they 
19.22.as  they  were  making  their  hearts  merry 

1  Sam.  io.26.whofe  hearts  God  had  touched 

2  Sam.  1  $.6.fo  Abfalom  ftole  the  he.oi  the  men  of 

1 3-the  hearts  of  the  men  of  Ifrael  are 
1  l$ffl.8.39.thou  only  knoweft  the  hearts  of  the 
?  8.  that  hema"y  incline  our  hear. to  him  that 

1  Chw  i8#9.for  the  Lord  fearcheth  all  hearts,znd 

2  Cbro.6.iA.  walk  before  thee  with  all  their  hearts 

-jo.thou  only  knoweft  the  hearts  of  the  chil. 

1  i.i6.fuch  as  fet  their  hearts  to  feek  thee 

20.3  3. had  not  prepared  their  hearts  to  the 
Pfal.7. 9.for  the  righteous  God  trieth  the  hearts 

3  3 . 1  f.he  fafhioneth  their  hearts  alike 
S 1 . 1 2.gave  them  up  to  their  owne  hearts 
90.i2.thatwemay  apply  our  hearts  to  wifdom 
Pro.i  j. 1 1. how  much  more  then  the  child,  of  men 
1 7. 3  but  the  Lord  trieth  the  hearts 

2  i.z.but  the  Lord  pondereth  the  hearts 

3 1 .6.  wine  to  thofe  that  be  of  heavie  hearts 
Ifa. 44 . 1 8 .  (hu t  their  hearts,t\\3.t  they  cannot  und . 
Jer.A%.4 1. mighty  mens  hearts  in  Moab  at  that 
E%elr.  1 3.2.that  prophefie  out  of  their  own  hearts 

3  2.9.IIC  alfo  vexe  the  hearts  of  many  people 
Dan.i  1. 27. both  thefe  kings  to.fhalbe  to  do  mif. 
Zecb.7. 1 2.yea,they  made  their  to. as  an  Adamant 
Mar.3. f  .being  grieved  for  the hardnefs  of  theit  he. 
Lu\.  1.17.  turn  the  to.of  the  fath.  to  the  children 

5 1  .feat. the  proud  in  the  imag.of  their  hearts 
2.3  f  .that  the  thoughts  of  many  hearts  maybe 
8. 1 2.put  away  the  word  out  of  their  beans 
2 1. 26. mens  hearts  failing  them  for  feare,and 
/&!?.i.24.which  knoweft  the  hearts  of  all  men 
14. 17.  filling  our  hearts  with  food  &  gladneffe 
1  y.8.God  which  knows  the  fce.bare  them  witn. 


HEA       H  b  A        

^.pur.fymg  th  u  hearts  oy  faith 
Rom.  i.i4.through  th  luft.  of  their  own  hearts  to 
5,5  .love  of  God  is  ihed  abroad  in  oat  hearts 
8  17  he  that  f.archcth  the  hearts  knowech  what 
1 6. 1 8. by  faire  fpceches  d.  ceive  the  teartt  of  the 
1  Cor.4.  j.wil  make  manifeft  the  counf.ot  che  tea. 
Col  i.i.tku  their  tea;**  might  be  comforted 
1  Thef. z.A.bm  God  which  tryeth  our  hearts 
Heb.  10. 1 6.1  will  put  my  law  into  then  hearts 

2  2.having  our  hearts  fprink-ed  from  an  evill 
1  fob.  3 .  I  p.and  fhall  aflure  our  hearts  before  him 
faf.1.13.1  am  he  that  fearcheth  the  reins  and  tea. 

Inourlfet'XtS. 
Rom  y.y  .love  of  God  is  Ihed  abroad  in  our  hearts 
z  Cor.  i.it.given  the  earneft  of  the  fpir.in  our  tea. 
j.i.ye  are  our  Epiftle  written  in  our  hearts 
4.6.hach  (hined  in  our  hearts  to  give  the  light 
7.j.thac  you  are  in  our  hearts  to  die,and 
In  their  $eatt0. 
Job  i.f.and  curfed  God  in  their  tearttjthus 
Pfal.  28 .  j.but  mifchiefe  is  in  their  hearts 

J  ?.  25. let  chena  not  fay  in  their  hearts,  Ah/o 
74.8.they  (aid  in  tht  lr  hearts,Let  us  deftroy 
i  if  .4.that  are  upright  in  their  hearts 
fer.  31.53  .and  wri  te  it  in  their  teartr,and  w  ill  be 

3  2.40.but  I  will  put  my  feare  in  their  hearts 
Hof  7.  i.,,nd  they  confider  not  in  their  hearts  that 
Mar. 2.6.and  reafoning  in  their  hearts 

4  1  y.away  the  word  that  was  fown  in  their  he. 
Luk..  1  66  laid  them  up  in  their  tear.faying,What 

3 . 1 5. all  men  mufed  in  their  hearts  of  John 
A*l  7. 39. in  their  tear.turned  back  again  to  Egypt 
Rom.z.ij.  work  of  rhe  law  written  in  thJt  hearts 
Heb.-i,-  io.rhey  do  alway  erre  in  their  bearts^ad 

8. 10. and  write  them  in  their  hearts,&nd 
Rev.  17.17.G0d  h  th  put  in  their  hearts  to  fulfill 

Your  hearts. 
Gen.  1 8 . 5  .and  com  fort  ye  your  hearts  after  that 
Deut.zo.  5  .let  not  your  hearts  taint,fear  not 

3  2.46.fet  youi  hearts  to  all  rhe  words  which  I 
./fl/!23.i4.andye  know  inall  your  hearts,  that  one 

ia.  1 3-and  incline  your  hearts  unto  the  Lord 
1  Sam. 6. 6. wherefore  then  do  ye  harden  your  tea. 
7.3-returnto  the  Lord  with  all  your  hearts 
and  prepare  yourtearf*  unto  the  Lordiand 
Jer.ai .  20.  for  ye  d  ffembled  in  your  teflit^when 
Zee  8.17-noneofyou  imag.evil  inyourte.againft 
Mat  9.4.wherefore  think  ye  evill  in  your  hearts 
18.3  j.  if  ye  from  your  hearts  forgive  not  every 
1 9-8.becaufe  of  the  hardnefle  of  your  tea.fuffer 
Mar.i.%  why  reafon  ye  thefe  things  in  your  hearts 
Luii.%  .2 2. what  reafon  ye  in  your  hearts 

16. 1  5 .but  God  knowes  your  te.for  that  which 
2  i.i4.fettle  it  therefore  in  your  hearts  ,not  to 

34.lt  ft  at  any  time  your  hearts  be 
24. 3  8. why  do  thoughts  arifc  in  your  hearts 
GaJ.  4. 6. fpirit  of  his  Son  into  your  tearts 
Ephef.j.ij-thJt  Chnft  may  dwell  in  your  tea.by 
y.i9>and  making  melody  in  your  hearts  to 
6.22. and  that  he  might  comfort  your  hearts 
Phil. 4.7. (hi\\  keep  your  hearts  and  minds 
Col.  3 . 1  f  .peace  of  God  rule  in  your  hearts  to 

i6.linging  w  th  grace  in  your  fe.to  the  Lord 

4.8.know  your  eftate, and  comfort  yourteaitt 

1  Tbef.$.i  3. may  eftablifh  your  fea.unblanvable 

z  Tbefz.  17.comfo.rt  your  bearts,&  eftablifh  you  in 

3.? .the  Lord  direct  your  hearts  into  the  love  of 

He&.3.8.harden  notyourtea.asin  the  provocation 

Verfe  1  $• 
4.7-heare  hfs  voice.harden  not  your  hearts 
Jam.  3 . 1 4-if  ye  have  ftrite  in  your  hearts,  glory  not 
4. 8  .put  1  fie  your  tea;  fj,yc  double- minded 
f.f  .ye  have  nouriihed  your  heart  s,as  in 
S.ftablifh  your  hearts :  for  tht  coming  of 
1  Pet  3.1  y.fan&ifie  the  Lord  God  inyourteart* 
a  Pet.  1 . 1 9. and  the  day-ftarre  arife  in  your  hearts 

i^eaitp. 
JV0.27.Q.fweetnefs  of  a  mans  friend  by  tea.counf. 

Jlearnlp. 

Cfl/.J.23.whatfoever  ye  do,do  it  heartily  js  to 

l$eat. 
Gett.R.i  2.cold,teafsfummer,winter  (nail  not  ceafc 

1 8. 1. fate  in  the  tent  doore  inthete.of  the  day 
Dfzrf.29.24.what  meansthetertf  of  this  great  ang. 

32.24.and  devoured  with  burning  teai,and 
1  Sam.  r  1. 1  i.fh  w  the  Ammo.til  the  te.of  the  day 


HEA       H  E  A 


HEA      HEA 


z  Sam  4.  $ .  and  came  about  the  heat  of -the  day  to 
1  Kjn.  1. 1. but  he  gate  no  heat 

2.that  my  Lord  the  King  may  get  teat 
Jeb  24.i9.tearconfumethefnow  wacersjfo 
3  o.  3  o.and  my  bones  are  burnt  w  ith  heat 
Pfal.  19  6.there  is  nothing  hid  from  the  te.thereof 
Ecclef.q.  x  1. two  lie  together,theii  they  have  heat 
Ifa.^.6-{ot  a  (hadow  in  the  day  time  from  the  heat 
1 8.4.1ike  a  cleare  heat  on  herbs, arid 

like  a  cloud  of  dew  in  the  heat  of  harveft 
15.4. a  fhadow  from  the  tea?,when  theblafts 
J.  as  the  tea?  in  a  dry  place 

even  the  heat  with  the  (hadow  of  a  cloud 
49. 10. neither  fhall  the  heat  fmite  them,for 
Jer.17. 8. and  (hall  not  fee  when  the  heat  cometh 
36.30. (halbecaft  out  in  the  day  to  the  heat 
y  1. 39. in  their  teat  I  make  their  feafts,and 
E\e^.j  ,r  4.I  went  in  the  heat  of  my  fpirit,  but 
Mat.  to.  1 2 .  born  the  burden  and  heat  of  the  day 
Lu\.\z.$ y.fouth  wi.blow,  yefay,There  wil  be  te. 
Aft.  2  8. 3.  there  came  aviper  out  of  the  tea; 
Jam. i.nSun  is  no  foonerrilen  with  a  burning  h. 
z  Pet.$.  io.the  elements  fhal  melc  with  fervent  he. 

Verfe  12. 
Rew/.7.i6.fun  light  on  tbem,nor  any  heat 
i6.9.and  men  were  fcorched  with  great  heat 
i&eat. 

Ban.  3 . 1 9.(hould  heat  the  furnace  one  feven  times 
more  then  it  was  wont  to  be  heat 

i^ateU. 
Hof.y.A.Al  adulter.as  an  oventeatasfby  the  baker 


/e*-.i7.6.he  (halbe  like  '.he  heath  in  the  defart.and 

48.6.and  be  like  the  heath  in  the  wilderncfle 

iijeathsn. . 

Ira*.2?.44.fhalbe  of  the  bcatbshat  are  roundabo. 

26.4f.1n  the  light  of  the  heathen,ihit  I  might 

zSam  22.44.  haft  kept  me  to  be  bead  of  the  1  <eaih, 

2  Kin.  1 6. 3. according  to  the  abomin.  of  the  heath. 

i7.8.walked  in  the  ftatutes  of  the  teafb.whom 

H. as  did  the  heathen,  whom  the  Lo.can  ied 

I  y.went  after  the  teaitethat  were  round  abo. 

n.i.after  the  abominat.of  the  heatben,vihom 

1  Chro.16. 3  f  .and  deliver  us  from  the  heathen  that 

2  Chro.  20. 6. over  all  the  kingdoms  of  the  heathen 

28. 3. after  the  abominations  of  the  tea.  whom 
3  3. 1. like  to  the  abominat.of  the  beatben,whocn 

9.and  to  do  worfe  then  the  heathen 
36.  i4.afrer  ill  the  abomin.of  the  heatb.whom 
E^-.tf.  2, 1  .from  thefilthinefs  of  the  te.of  the  bnd 
Neb. 5. 8. which  were  fold  unto  the  beatben,iad 

9.becaufe  of  the  reproach  of  the  te.our  enem. 
6,it>.all  the  heathen  that  were  aboutusfaw 
Pfal.i.  1.  why  do  the  heathen  rage  ?  and 

8.1  (hall  give  thee  the  heathen  for  thine 
9. 5. thou  haft  rebuked  tht  heathen 

1?.  the  heathen  <re  funk  down  in  the  pit  that 

1 9-let  the  heathen  be  judged  in  thy  fight 
io.i6.th-r  heathen  are  penlhed  out  of  his  land 
18.43. thou  haft  made  me  vhe  head  of  the  heath. 
3  3. 10.L. brings  the counfellofthete.to nought 
44. 2. how  didft  thou  drive  out  the  heathen  with 
46.6.the  teaf.raged,  the  kingdoms  were  moved 
47. 8.  Godreigneth  over  the  heathen 
59-5.awake  to  vilit  all  the  heathen,bc 

8.thou  (halt  have  all  the  heathen  in  derifion 
7  8.5  5.  he  caft  out  the  heathen  aifo  before  them 
79.1.O  God,the  tea. are  come  into  thine  inhe. 

6.powre  out  thy  wrath  on  the  heath.x hat  have 

10  wherefore  (hould  the  tearf'.fay,  Where  is 
8o.8.th  )u  haft  caft  ou-  the  heathen,  and  planted 
94. 10. he  that  chaftifeth  the  heathen,  (hall  he  not 
98.2.openly  (hewed  in  the  fight  of  the  heathen 
102.1f.fo  1  he  heathen  (hall  fear  thenmie  of  the 
105.44.  gave  them  the  land  of  the  heathen 
106. 4 1  .gave  them  into  the  hand  of  the  heathen 
1 1 1. 6. may  give  them  the  heritage  of  the  heathen 
1 1  5. 2.  wherefore  fhould  the  heath  fay,  Where  is 
1 3  5. 1 5 .idols  of  the  heathen  ire  lilvet  and  gold 
149.7.10  execute  vengeance  upon  the  heathen 
Ifa.  16.8  the  lords  of  the  heath  have  broken  down 
/ci'.io.2.1earn  not  the  way  of  the  heathen 

for  the  heathen  are  difmayed  at  them 

25  powre  out  thy  fury  on  rhe  heathen  ihat 
49.14.an  AmbavTidou-  is  lent  to  the  heathen 
Lam.  1. 1  o.the  hath  feen  that  the  heathen  entrcd 
Tt 


£^.7.24.111-  bring  the  word  of  the  tea.  and  they 
1 1 . 1 2.done  after  the  manners  of  the  heathen 
20.^.not  be  polluted  before  the  heathen  among 
Chap.  14.22. 

3  2.we  will  be  as  the  heathen,zs  the 

4i.Ile  be  fanctified  in  you  b.fore  the  heathen 
z i.4. therefore  have  I  made  a  reproach  to  the  te 

i6.in  the  fight  of  the  heathen  ,md  thou 
23.30.gone  a  whoring  after  the  heatben,3.ad 
25'.7.deliver  thee  for  a  fpoile  to  the  heathen, 2.t\d 

8.houfe  of  Judah  is  like  to  all  the  testes 
28.25. fanctified  them  in  thefighrof  tht  heathen 
30.3. it  (halbe  the  time  of  the  heathen 
31-11  .into  the  ha.of  the  mighty  one  of  the  tea. 

17.  dwelt  under  his  fnad.in  the  mi  of  the  te. 
34.28.no  more  be  a  prey  to  .the  heathen,  neither 

2  9.neither  bear  the  fhame  of  the  teany  more 
36.3.8  pofTeflion  to  the  relidue  of  the  heathen 

4.  derilion  to  therefidueof  the  tea^.that  af e 
y .  fpoken  againfl  the  refidue  of  the  heath,  and 
6.becaufeye  have  born  the  fhame  of  the  tea. 
7.furcly,Lhe  heathen  that  are  about  you,they 

1  y.to  heare  in  the  fhaoie  of  the  heathen  any 
10.  when  they  entred  into  the  heath,  whither 
23»and  the  tea/.ihall  know  that  I  am  the  L. 

3  6  heathen  that  are  left  round  .ibout  you  ihal 
57.28.  the  heath  (hall  know  that  I  the  Lord  do 
38.16.that  the  heathen  may  know  me.when 
39.7, .heathen  may  know  thac  I  am  the  Lord 

2 1. all  the  heathen  (hill  fee  my  judgement 

2  3-tea  fhall  know  that  the  hoafeoflfi.went 
Joel  2. 1 7.that  the  heathen  fh  >uld  rule  over  them 

3.1 1. and  come  all  ye  teatte»,and  gather 

1  z.let  the  heathen  be  w;.kened,and  come  up 

fit  to  ju  tge  all  th  heathen  round  about 
Amo.g.  1 2. and  of  all  the  heathen  that  are  called  by 
OiW./'j.day  of  the  Lord  is  neereon  all  the  heath 
16. io  (hall  all  che  heathen  drink  continually 
Mic.  5.  i  f  .and  fury  upon  the  heatben,0>ch  as 
Ha6.3.n.ihou  didft  threfh  the  heathen  in  anger 
Zepb.  2.1  i.ev  n  all  the  !flcs  of  -he  heathen 
Hag.1.11  deftroy  the  ftre.of  the  kingd.of  the  hea, 
Zecb.i  1 5.I  am  fore  difpleafed  with  the  heathen 
9.  icand  he  fhall  fpeak  peace  to  the  heathen 
14. 14.  wealth  of  all  the  heath,  round  about  (hall 
1 8. wherewith  the  Lord  will  fmite  the  heath. 
Mat.6. 7 .not  vain  repeticions,as  the  heathen  do 

1  8. 1 7. let  him  be  to  thee  as  an  heathen  man 
Act. 4.25. why  did  the  heathen  rage?  and  the  people 
2  Cora  1. 26. in  perils  by  the  heatben,in  perils 
Ga/.2.9.that  we  fhould  go  unto  the  heathen,  and 

3. 8. that  God  would  juftifie  the  teaffr.through 

Amongtbe  l$zatl)Ztl. 

Levit.i6.i  3.I  will  fcatttr  you  among  the  heathen 

3  8  .and  ye  fhall  perifh  among  the  heathen 
Deitt.a,.i7.\eft  few  in  number  among  the  heathen 
2  Sam. 22. $0.  thanks  to  thee,0  L.among  the  tea. 
1  Cteo.i6.24.declarehis  glory  among  the  heathen 
Neb.  s  ■  i7.came  to  us  from  among  the  heathen 

6.6«it  is  reported  among  the  heathen,znd 
Pfal.  1 8.49thants  to  thee,0  L.among  the  teaftetf 
44. 1 1. haft  fcattered  us  among  theheathen 

i4.rhoumakeft  us  a  by-word  among  thete 
46.10.I  will  be  exalted  among  the  heathen 
79.io.lethimbe  known  among  the  heathen 
96.3.dedare  his  glory  among  the  heathen 

lo.fay  among  the  heathen, rhat  the  L.reignet^ 
106.3  5. but  were  mingled  among  the  heathen 
47. and  gather  us  from  among  tht  heathen 
1 1 0.6. he  fhall  judge  among  the  heathen,  he 
i  26.2.then  faid  they  among  the  heat.The  Lord 
Jer.g.  1 6.1le  fcatter  them  alfo  among  rhe  heathen 
18.13  .aske  ye  npw  among  the  heath.who  hath 
«,  49.1 5  He  make  thee  fmall  among  the  heathen 
Lam.i.$.lhe  dwelleth  among  the  heathen,(he 
4. 1  f  .they  faid  among  the  beatben,Thzy  fhall 
20.under  his  (had. we  (hal  live  among  rhe  he. 
E&k- ll1 6-caft  them  far  ofFamong  the  teafte^ 
1 1. 1  ^.declare  all  their  abom.among  the  heathen 
16.14.thy  renown  went  forth  among  the  heat. 
zo.23.that  I  would  fcatter rhem  among  thete. 

2  2.15^1''  fcatter  thee  among  the  heathen 

3  6. 1 9. and  I  fcattered  them  among  the  heathen 

z  1. profaned  among  the  heath,  whither  they 

2  2. profaned  among  the  tea.whither  ye  went 
2  3. which  was  profaned  among  the  heathen 

zd.Tle 


H  E  A      H  E  A 


H  E  A       H  E  A 


H  E  A      HEA 


24.Ile  take  you  from  among  the  heathen,and 

50.no  more  reproa.of  famine  among  the  he. 
3  7.  a  1  .take  the  chil.of  Ifr.from  among  the  hea. 
39.  2  1. He  fet  my  glory  among  the  heathen 

zS.tobe  led  into  captivity  among  the  heath. 
Joel  2. 10.no  more  make  you  a  repro.amo.the  hea. 
Obad.  1  .an  ambaffadour  is  fent  among  the  heathen 

2.1  have  made  thee  fmall  among  the  heathen 
Hab.  1 .  5  .behold  ye  among  the  heathen,and 
Zech.  8.13  .that  as  ye  were  a  curfe  among  the  heath. 
Mal.1.1 1  .my  name  fhalbe  great  among  the  heath. 

i4.my  name  is  dreadfull  among  the  heathen 
Gal.  i.i6.that  I  might  preach  him  among  the  hea. 


Num.  1  j. 20.  fo  fhall  ye  heave  it 

^ZSve-offhing,  See  iDfErfng. 
f%SaW=fbuiilder,  See  <S>honlOer« 

Exod.29. 2 7. which  is  heaved  up  by  the  ram  of 
Num.  1 8. 3  o.when  ye  have  heaved  the  beft  thereof 
3  2. when  ye  have  heaved  from  it  the  beft 
l^eatoen. 
Cert.  1 . 1  •  in  the  beginning  God  created  he.8c  earth 
8. God  called  the  firmament  heaven 
14-lights  in  the  firmament  of  the  heaven 
i  5. them  be  for  light  in  the  firma.of  the  hea. 
1 7. God  fet  ftars  in  the  firmament  of  the  he. 
20.may  flie  in  the  open  firmament  of  heaven 
7. u.the  windowes  of  foewcfl  were  opened 
8 .2.the  windowes  o(  heaven  were  ftopped 
14.19.high  God  poffeffor  of  heaven  and  earth 

Verfe  22. 
19.24.from  the  Lord  out  of  heaven 
a  1 . 1 7.angel  called  to  Hagar  out  of  heaven 
22.11  .angel  called  out  oihea.&i  TaidjAbraham 
1  5. called  to  Abraham  out  oihea.tbt  fec.time 
27. 28. God  give  thee  of  the  dew  of  heaven 

39.of  the  dew  of  heaven  from  above 
a  8. 1 7. this  is  the  gate  of  heaven 
49. 2  5  .blefle  thee  w  itfi  bleffings  of  heaven  above 
Exod.zo.  1  i.in  6.daies  the  Lord  made  heaven  and 
Chapt.31.17. 
24. 1  o.as  it  were  the  body  of  bea.in  his  clearnefs 
Levit.i6.i  9.1k  make  your  heaven  as  iron 
De«*.4.u.burned  with  fire  to  the  midft  oiheaven 
26.I  call  heaven  &  earth  to  wknefle  aga.you 
3  a.aske  from  the  one  fide  of  hea.to  the  other 
36.out  offoMWzhemadetheeto  heare  his 
io.i4.behold  the  hea.and  thzheaven  of  heavens 

1 1. 11  .and  drinketh  water  of  the  rain  oiheaven 
1 7  .and  he  fhut  up  the  heaven.and  that 

a  1. as  the  daies  oiheaven  on  the  earth 
a8. 1  a.the  heaven  to  give  the  raine in 

2i. heaven  that  is  ever  thy  head  fhalbe 
3  0.4. unto  the  utmoft  parts  of  heaven,itova 

1 9.I  caWheaven  and  earth  to  record  aga.you 
3  1 .  a  8  .and  call  heaven  to  record  againft  them 
33.13  .for  the  precious  things  of  heaven,iox 

a6.who  rideth  on  the  heaven  in  thy  help,and 
i  SrfOT.2.io.outof  tazira  fhalbe  thunder  on  them 
2  Sam.yS.  9.  he  was  taken  up  between  the  hea.and 
a  1 . 1  o .  till  water  dropped  on  them  out  of  heav . 
aa.8.the  foundations  of  heaven  moved,  and 

1  I^/tf.8.27  .heaven  of  heavens  cannot  contain  thee 

3  5. when  heaven  is  fhut  up, and  there  is 
1 8 . 4  5  ,t  hat  the  heaven  w  as  black  with  clouds 

2  Kin.i.i.  take  up  Elijah  into  hea.by  a  whirlwind 

1  I.Elijah  went  up  by  a  whirlwind  into  few. 
19.15  .thou  haft  made  heaven  and  earth 
1  C/)?o.2l.i6-betweenthe  earth  &  thefea.having 
1  Cfo>'0.2.6.feeingthefez.  &/>«z.ofheavenscannot 
1 2. that  made  heaven  &  earth,who  hath  given 
6.i%.hea.8c  the  hea.oi heavens  cannot  cont.thee 
26. when  the  heaven  is  fhut  up,  and  there  is 
7. 1 3 .if  I  (nut  up  heaven,tbat  there  be  no  raine 
Neh.  1 .9-unto  the  utterrnoft  part  of  heaven,yet 

9.6.thou  haft  made  beaven,tbe  heaven  ofheavens 
Job  1 1. 8  it  is  as  high  as  beav.vtbat  canft  thou  do 
20.27.the.teOT?2  mall  reveale  his  iniquity 

22. 12  .is  not  God  in  the  height  oiheaven 
i4.he  walketh  in  the  circuit  oiheaven 

26.1  1. the  pillars  of  heaven  tremble,and  are 
3  3.i9.and  the  hoary  froft  of heavcn,who 
3  3  .knoweft  thou  the  ordinances  oiheaven 
3  7.0c  who  can  ftay  the  bottles  of  heaven 
1  Pfal.io.6. ii  from  the  end  oiheaven,and  his 


ao.6.heare  him  from  his  holy  heaven 
69.34.let  the  heaven  and  earth  praife  him 
7  8.  a  3  .and  opened  the  doores  of  heaven 
a4.given  them  of  the  corn  oiheaven 
89. 29. and  his  throne  as  the  daies  oiheaven 

1  o  3 .  ii  .for  as  the  heaven  is  high  above  the  earth 
loj^o.iatisfied  them  with  the  bread  oiheaven 
1 1 5 . 1  5  .you  are  bleffed  of  the  L.  w  hich  made  h. 

i6.ththeaven,  even  the  heav.are  the  Lords 
iai.2.from  the  Lord  which  made  heav.fk.  earth 
1 24.8.  name  of  the  L. which  made  bea.St  earth 
1 3 4. 3. the  Lord  that  made  heaven  &  earth  blefs 
1 46.6.  which  made  heaven  &  earth,the  fea,&  all 
1 47. 8. who  covereth  the  heaven  with  clouds 
148. 1  j. his  glory  is  above  the  earth  &  heaven 
Pro.z^.^.tbiheaven  for  height,and  earth  for 
Ha'Y  3'5-from  the  end  oiheaven,  even  the  Lord 
14. 1 3.I  will  afcend  into  heaven,  I  will  exalt 
37. 16. thou  haft  made  heavenand  earth 
40.i2.andmeted  out  heaven  with  the  fpan,  and 
49. 1 3  .fing,0  heaven,and  be  joyfull,0  earth,  & 
66. 1  .the  heaven  is  my  throne,and  earth  is  my 
,/ft'.7. 1 8.to  make  cakes  to  the  queen  oiheaven 
1 0.2. be  not  difmayed  at  the  fignes  of  heaven 

2  3 .24-do  not  I  fill  heaven,0  earth,  faith  the  L. 
3 1 .3  7  .if  heaven  above  can  be  meafured 

3  a.  1 7. thou  haft  made  the  heaven  and  earth  by 

3 3^5. not  appointed  theordin.of  beav.8i  earth 
44. 17.10  burn  incenfeto  the  queen  of  heaven 
Chapt.18.a5. 
1 9. when  we  burnt  incenfe  to  thequ.of  heav. 
49. 36. from  the  foure  quarters  of  he. 8c  wil  feat. 
51.15  .ftretched  out  the  heaven  by  his  undtrfta. 
48  .then  the  heaven  and  the  earth,  &  all  that 
L<2»-4.i9.are  fwifter  then  the  Eagles  oiheaven 
£^.8.3  .lift  me  up  between  the  earth  and  heaven 
3  2.7.I  will  cover  the  heavcn,and  make  the 
8. lights  of  heaven  will  I  make  dark  over  thee 
D««.4.i5.1etitbe  wet  with  the  dew  oiheaven 

Verfe  23. 
if  .they  flialbe  wet  with  the  dew  of  heaven 
3  3  .his  body  was  wet  with  the  dew  of  heaven 
Cbapt.5.21. 
3  5. according  to  his  will  in  the  army  of  hea. 
37.and  honourthe  king  oiheaven,  all  whofe 
$.23.1ifted  upthyfoule  againft  the  L. of  heav. 
7.2.the  foure  winds  oiheaven  ftrove  upon  the 
1 3. came  with  the  clouds  oiheaven,8c  came 
8. 8. toward  the  foure  winds  oiheaven 
1 1. 4. divided  toward  the  foure  winds  oiheaven 
Ha?.  1  lo.heaven  over  you  is  ftayed  from  dew 
Zecb.i.6.you  abroad,  as  the  foure  winds  oiheaven 
5.9.uptheEphah  between  the  earth  and  heaven 
Mal-i .  io.not  open  you  the  windowes  oiheaven 
Mat.1}.  18 .tiWheaven  and  earth  paffe,one  jote  or 
3  4.neither  by  heaven,ior  it  is  Gods  throne 
1 1 . 2 5.I  thank  thee,0  Father,  L.of  hea. &  earth 
2  3 . 2  2 .  he  that  fhall  fwear  by  beaven,i\v  eateth  by 
24.30.S0n  coming  in  the  clouds  oiheaven 
3 1. from  one  end  oiheaven  to  the  other 
lo.heaven  and  earth  fhall  pafTe,  but  my  word 
36.no,notthe  angels  oftezz>e«,but  my  Fath. 
26. 64. and  coming  in  the  clouds  oiheaven 

Marty  14.61. 
Mar. 11.27. x.o  the  utmoft  part  of  heaven 

3  i  .heaven  and  earth  fhall  paffe  away,but  my 
Lull. 3.21  .ana  praying.the  heaven  was  opened 
4.25.  when  the  heaven  was  fhut  up  3.years,and 
io.ar.I  thank  thee.O  Father,L.offea.&  earth 
1 5.18 .1  have  finned  againft  bea.&i  before  thee 
2  i.I  have  finned  aga.heaven,8c  in  thy  fight 
16.17.it  is  eafierfor  heav. 8c  earth  to  paffe,then 
z1.26.iot  the  powers  oiheaven  fhalbe  ihaken 
3 2. heaven  and  earth  fhall  paffe  away,but  my 
John  i.5i.hereafteryefhall  fee  heaven  open,and 
<4(3.4,24.which  made  heaven  and  earrh,the  fea  & 
■j.ay.beav.is  my  throne, &  earth  is  my  footftool 
10. 1 1  .and  faw  heaven  open,&  a  certain  veffell 
1 4- 1 5  .unto  the  living  God,which  made  hea.and 
I7.24.feeing  that  he  is  Lord  of  heav.and  earth 
Jam.  5 . 1 2. fwear  not,neither  by  heaven,neither  by 
iS.and  the  heaven  gave  rain, &  the  earth  bro. 
Kcw.6-14.and  the  heaven  departed  asa  fcroll  when 
8. 1 3  .an  angel  flying  thorow  the  midft  oiheav. 
1 0.6. who  created  heaven,  the  things  that  are  in 
1  i.6.thefe  have  power  to  fhut  heaven,that  it 


i4.6.another  angel  flie  in  the  midft  of  heaven 
7. and  worfhip  him  that  made  Heaven  &  earth 

16. 17-a  voice  cut  of  the  temple  oiheaven  from 
2i.fellonmenagreac  haileout  offea.every 

1 8.20.rejoyce  over  her,thou  heaven,and 

19.1  i.and  I  faw  heaven  opsned,and  behold 
17-toall  the  fowls  that  flie  in  the  midft  ofh. 

2o.9.fire  came  down  from  God  out  oiheaven 

1 1. and  the  heaven  fled  away,and 
2 1. r. and  I  faw  a  new  heaven,  and  a  new  earth 
firft  heaven  3nd  firft  earth  were  paffed  away 
3.I  heard  a  great  voice  out  oiheaven,  faying 
io.holyjeruf.defcendingout  offe.from  God 
Foiile  or  Foules  of  Sj»e3bert,  See 
^Fonle,  or  jffoulegf, 
From  ©eaten, 
Gf».S.2.raine  from  heaven  was  reftrained 
E.vod.  1 6.4.1k  rain  bread  from  heaven  for  you  and 

2c.22.that  I  have  talked  with  you  from  heaven 
DeHt.16.1 5. from  heaven,8l  blefle  thy  people  Ifra. 

28.2  4.&  duftfro  te.fhal  it  come  down  on  thee 
Jofh,  1  o.  1 1  .Lo.caft  great  ftones  from  he.  on  them 
Judg.  5 .  20.th.ey  fought  from  heaven,  the  ftarres  in 
2  Sam.21.14.thc  Lord  thundred  from  heaven,  and 
2  iQft.i.io.thenlet  fire  comedown  from  heav.and 

Verfe  1 2. 
there  came  down  fire  from  hea.81  confumed 

Verfe  12. 
14.  there  came  down  fire  from  heaven,and 

1  cVjro.21.26.he  anfwered  him  from  hea.by  fire  on 

2  Chro.6.21.  heare  thou  from  heav.and  when  thou 

23.then  heare  thou  from  heaven,  and  doe,& 

27. then  heare  thou  from  hea.and  forgive  the 

30. then  heare  thou  from  heav.  thy  dwelling 

7. 1. the  fire  came  downe  from  heaven,and 

14. then  will  I  heare  from  heaven,  and 

Neh.Q.i  3. and  fpeakeft  with  them  from  heav.  and 

1 5. and  gaveft  them  bread  from  hea. for  thtir 

27. thou  heardeft  them  from  hea.Sc  accord.to 

Verfe  28. 

Job  1 . 1 6.the  fire  of  God  is  fallen  from  heaven,  and 

Pfa.  i4.2.Lord  looked  down  from  he.on  the  child. 

33.13  .the  Lord  looketh  from  hea.be  beholdeth 

53.2.  God  looked  down  from  heaven  upon  the 

57.3  .he  fhall  fend  from  heaven  &  fave  me  from 

76.8.caufe  judgement  to  be  heard  fromfcj.the 

8  0.14.O  God  look  downe  from  heaven,and 

85.1  i.righteoufneffe  fhall  look  down  from  he. 

102.19.fr0m  hea  did  the  Lord  behold  the  earth 

Ifa.14. 1 2. how  art  thou  fallen  from  hea.O  Lucifer 

55.10.  and  the  fnow  from  hea.8t  returnethnot 

^3.1 5.1ooke  downe  from  heaven,and 

Lam.  2.1.  and  caft  down  from  heav.  unto  the  earth 

3.50.100k  down  and  behold  from  heaven 
Dtf34.13.and  an  holy  one  came  down  from  heav. 
23  .an  Holy  one  coming  downe  from  heaven 
3  1  .there  fell  a  voice  from  heaven,  faying,  O 
Mat . 3 . 1 7. and  loe  a  voice  from  fetf.faying,This  is ' 
i6.i.that  he  would  fnew  them  a  figne  from  be. 
ai. 25.  whence  was  it?  from  heaven,or  of  men 
if  we  fhall  fay,From  heaven,  he  will  fay  to 
28, 2. angel  of  the  Lo.defcended  from  heav.and 
Marine  1. 1 1. there  came  a  man  from  heavenAaying 
8.1  i.feeking  of  him  a  (igne  from  heaven « 
1  i.30.was  it  from  heav.  or  of  men?Anfwer  me 
3 1, if  we  fhall  fay,From  heaven,bt  will  fay 
Luk.^.n.a  voice  came  from  he.vich  faid,Thou  art 
9.54.command  fire  to  come  down  from  hea.  & 
10.18.I  beheld  Sathan  as  a  lightning  fromfe. 
1 1. 1 6. fought  of  him  a  figne  from  heaven 
1 7-29.it  rained  fire  and  brimftone  from  heaven 
20.4.baptifoie  of  John,was  it  from  heaven,  or 

5.if  we  fliall  fay,  From  heaven,bt  will  fay 
2 1. 1 1. and  great  fignes  flialbe  there  from  heav. 
22.43.an  angel  unto  him  from  fce.ftrengthning 
John  1.3  2.fpirit  defcending  from  heav.like  a  dove 
3. 1 3.  but  he  that  came  down  from  heaven^yen 
27.except  it  be  given  him  from  heaven 
3 1  .he  that  cometh  from  heaven  is  above  all 
6. 3 1  .he  gave  them  bread  from  heaven  to  eate 
3  2.Mofes  gave  you  not  that  bread  from  bed. 
my  Fath.giveth  you  the  true  bread  it.hea. 
3  3. which  cometh  down  from  heaven,  and 
38.  for  I  came  down  from  heaven  not  to  doe 
4 i.I  am  the  bread  wch  came  down  from  hea. 
42. 1  came  downe  from  heaven 

5  o  tread 


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f  o. bread  which  cometh  down  from  heaven 
1 1. living  bread  which  came  down  from  hea. 
5 8. that  bread  which  came  down  from  heav. 
i  i.iS.there  came  a  voice  from  heavcn,faying,l 
Ait.  z.  i.  there  came  abound  from  heaven  as  ofa 
9.  j.fhined  round  about  him  a  light  from  heaven 
n.5.been  a  great  meet  let  down  from  haven 

9-voice  anfwered  me  again  from  heaven 
14.17  .and  gave  us  rain  from  heaven,ind 
22.6.fhone  from  heaven  a  great  light  round 
z6. 1 3 .1  faw  in  the  way  a  light  from  haven 
Rom.  1 . 1 8  .wrath  of  God  is  revealed  from  haven 
1  Cor.  1  $  .47.tbe  fecond  man  is  the  Lord  from  hea. 
2,CflA?.i.clothed  on  with  our  hou.wch  is  from  he. 
Gal.  1 .8.or  an  angel  from  heaven  preach  any  other 

1  Thef.i.io.to  wait  for  his  fonfrom  hcavcn,whom 

4. 1 6.the  L.himfelfe  fliall  defcend  from  heaven 

2  Thef1.7-l.oti  Jems  Aalbe  revealed  from  heav. 
Hcb.  1 2.15  .away  from  him  that  fpeaketh  from  ha. 
j  Pet.  1.  r  2.fent  down  from  heaven,v/hich  things 

1  Pet.  1 . 1 8  .and  this  voice  which  came  from  heav. 
Rev.3.1 2.which  cometh  down  out  of  heav.  from 

8 . 1  o.and  there  fell  a  ftarre  from  heaven 
9. 1 .1  faw  a  ftarre  fall  from  haven  to  the  earth 
10. 1. another  angel  came  down  from  fe-clothed 
4.and  I  heard  a  voice  from  heaven,fzying 
8.voice  which  I  heard  from  heaven  fpake 
1 1.1 2. they  heard  a  great  voice  from  fes.faying 

1 3 . 1  j  .maketh  fire  come  down  from  haven  on 
14.2.I  heard  a  voice  from  hav.zs  the  voice  of 

1  j.I  heard  a  voice  from  havenfoying  to  me 
i8.i.another  angel  coming  down  from  heaven 

4.I  heard  another  voice  from  haven,(zyin° 
20. i.I  faw  an  angel  coming  down  from  heaven 
God  of  beaten.  See  <©00. 
Hoft  ,or  Hofls  o/^eafcen. 
Dcaf4.19.even  all  the  hoft  of  haven,(hou\Ae{t 

17.3.  or  any  of  the  hoft  of  heaven  which  I  have 
1 Kj-ii.zz.i^.M  the  hoft  of  teza.ftanding  by  him 

2  Kis.17.16.and  worftupped  all  the  hoft  ofhav. 
21.3  .worshipped  all  the  hoft  of  haven,md 

S  .built  altars  for  all  the  hoft  of  haven  in 
z  3 .4.and  for  all  the  hoft  ofhaven,znd  he 
5. and  to  all  the  hoft  of  heaven 
2  Chro.  1 8 . 1  S.all  the  hoft  of  fen>.ftanding  on  his 
33.3  .and  worfliipped  all  the  hoft  of  haven 
5. built  altars  for  all  the  hoft  of  haven  in 
Neh.9.6.mo.de  the  h.of  heavens  with  all  their  hoft 
the  hoft  of  haven  worfhipperh  thee 
Ifa.z  4.4.all  the  hoft  of  heaven  fhalbe  diflolved 
_7e>\8.2.and  all  the  hoft  of  haven,v/hom  they 
19.13  .burnt  incenfe  to  all  the  hoft  of  haven 
3  3 . 2  2.3s  the  hoft  of  J  haven  cannot  be  numbred 
Dd?z. 8. i o.even  to  the  great  hoft  of  haven,md  it 
Zeph.  1 . 5  .them  that  worftiip  the  hoft  of  heaven 
Acl. 7. 4z.g3.vc  them  up  to  worftiip  the  hoft  of  hea. 

in  beaten. 
£xtf.io.4.1ikenefs  of  any  thing  that  is  in  fe.abovc 

Deut.^.S. 
Dent.  3  .*4.for  what  God  is  there  in  heaven  that 
4.3  9.that  the  Lord  he  is  God  in  heaven  above 
30.i2.it  is  not  in  haven  that  thou  fhouldeft 
fof.z.i  1  .Lord  your  God  he  is  God  in  hav.above 

1  j^/?z.3.2  3.there  isno  God  like  thee  in  tez.above 

3o.and  heare  thou  in  haven  thy  dwelling 
3  Lthen  heare  thou  in  heaven 

¥€^34,36,39,43,4^49. 

2  Kjn.7. z.if  the  Lord  would  make  windows  in  he. 

Verfe  19. 

1  Cbro.zy.i  i.for  all  that  is  in  ha.&c  earth  is  thine 

2  Chro.6. 1 4.there  is  no  God  like  thee  in  heaven 

20.6.art  not  thou  God  in  haven,m<l 
fob  16.19. bchold,my  witneffe  is  in  haven,znd 
Pfal.  1 1 .4.  the  Lords  throne  is  in  haven,h\s 

73.2  5. whom  have  I  in  haven  but  thee  ?  and 
77.18.voke  of  thy  thunders  was  in  the  heaven 
78. 26.au  eaft  wind  to  blow  in  heaven>ind 
89.6.WI10  in  the  haven  an  be  compared 

37.asafaith.full  witneffe  in  heaven 
113  .tf.that  art  in  heaven  and  in  earth 
1  r9.89.for  ever,0  Lo.thy  words  fettled  in  he. 
1 3  %.6. that  did  he  in  heaven  and  in  eartb,in 
t.ctlef.% .2.for  God  is  in  heaven,&  thou  on  earth 
Va-  ? 4- f-my  fword  flialbe  bathed  in  haven,htho\d 
fer.S.j.yca,  the  Stork  in  the  haven  knoweth  her 
Dan.  2. 2  8. there  is  a  God  in  heaven  that  revealeth 


tf.27.he  worketh  fignes  and  wonders  in  heaven 
Amo. 9. 6. thzt  buildeth  his  ftories  in  the  haven,  & 
Mat.  5 . 1 2  .for  great  is  your  re  ward  in  haven 

16, and  glorifie  your  Fatk.which  is  in  heav. 
45. children  of  your  Father  which  is  in  heav. 
48. which  is  in  heaven  is  perfect 
6. 1.  no  reward  of  your  Fath.which  is  in  heaven 
9. Our  Father  which  art  in  heaven,h3.[\ovitd 
10. will  be  done  in  earth,  as  it  is  in  heaven 

2  0.for  your  felvcs  treafures  in  heavcn,v/hzrc 
7.n.fhallyour  Father  which  is  in  heaven  give 

z  1  .doth  the  will  of  my  Fath.which  is  in  ha. 
10.3  2.confefle  before  my  Fath.which  is  in  hea. 

3  3  .deny  before  my  Father  w  hich  is  in  heaven 
1 2.50.will  of  my  Father  which  is  in  heavcn,ths 
16.i7.but  my  Father  which  isinheaven 

ip.bind  on  earth  fhalbe  bound  in  heaven 

Chapt.18.18. 
loofe  on  earthjfhalbe  loofed  in  heaven 
Chapt.18.18. 
18. 10. that  in  haven  their  angels  do  alwaies 
behold  the  face  of  my  Fath.which  is  in  he. 
1 9. done  for  them  of  my  Fath.which  is  in  he. 
19.2  i.and  thou  fhalt  have  treafure  in  heaven 
2  2.3  o.but  are  as  the  angels  of  God  in  heaven 
23.9.^  one  is  your  Father  which  is  in  haven 
24.30.the  figne  of  the  Son  of  man  in  heaven 
28.1 8.all  power  is  given  to  me  in  heaven,  and 
Mar.io.z  i.and  thou  fhalt  have  treafure  in  heaven 
1 1. 25'. that  your  Fath.which  is  infoe.may  forgi. 
26.neith.wil  your  Fath.wcl1  is  in  fce.forg.you 

1 2.2  J. are  as  the  angels  which  are  in  haven 

1 3. 2 ?. powers  that  are  \nhaven  fhalbe  fhaken 
3  2.no}not  the  angels  which  are  in  heaven 
£#£.6.23  .your  reward  is  great  in  haven 

10.20.  becaufe  your  names  are  written  in  heav. 
1 1. 2. Our  Father  w  hich  art  in  heav.  hallowed 

thy  will  be  done  as  in  heaven,fo  in  earth 
1  ?-7.j°y  fhalbe  in  heaven  over  one  finner  that 
i8.22.andthou  fhalt  have  treafure  in  haven 

19.3  S.peace  in  heaven,  and  glory  in  the  higheft 
Joh.  3.13  .even  the  Son  of  man  which  i  s  in  haven 
Acl.z.  19.1k  fhew  wonders  in  haven  above,  and 

1  Cor.S.f.yihether  in  heaven  or  in  earth,as  there 
Ephef.  1.10. both  which  are  in  haven,8i  whichare 
3.1  f.of  whom  the  whole  family  in  heaven  and 
6.9.knowing  that  your  mafter  alfo  is  in  heaven 
Phil.z.i  o.every  thing  fhculd  bow,of  things  in  hea. 

3. 20. for  our  conrerfation  is  in  haven 
Col.  1.  f . hope  which  is  laid  up  for  you  in  heaven 
i6.by  him  were  al  things  creat.that  are  in  h. 
20.they  be  things  in  earth,  or  things  in  heav. 
4.1  .that  ye  alfo  have  a  mafter  in  heaven 
Hcb.  10.3  4-that  ye  have  in  haven  a  better  fubftan. 

12. 23. which  are  written  inheaven^nd 

1  Pet.  1.4.  fadeth  not  away  ,referved  mha.foryon 

1  ^bfo.f^.three  that  beare  record  in  heaven,the  Fa. 

Revel.4.  i.and  behold,  a  doore  was  opened  in  hea. 

2  a  throne  was  fet  in  heavcn,znd  one  (ate 

y.j.and  no  man  in  heaven  nor  in  earth 

1 3  .every  creature  which  is  in  heaven,and 
8.i.filencein  haven  about  the  fpaceof  halfe 
1 1.1  J. and  there  were  great  voices  in  heaven 
19. temple  of  God  was  opened  in  heaven 
1 2. 1  .appeared  agreat  wonder  in  ha.z  woman 
3. appeared  another  wonder  in  haven,znd 
7. there  was  war  in  fea.Michael  &  his  angels 
8.neith.was  their  place  found  any  more  in  h. 
10.I  heard  a  loud  voice  faying  in  ^mz/.Now 
1 3.6.and  them  that  dwelt  in  heaven 
i4.i7.outofthetemplewhichisin haven  he 
1  j.  i.I  faw  another  figne  in  heaven,grtzt  and 

f.tabern.  of  the  tc&im.inhaven  was  opened 
1 9. 1  .a  great  voice  of  much  people  in  ha.f3.ying 
i4.arnnies  which  were  in  tero.followed  him 
into  $f  eaten, 
Pfal.  1 3  9. 8. if  I  afcend  up  into  heav.thou  art  there 
Pra.30.4.who  hath  afcended  up  into  haven,  or 
Mar.  1 8 .  19. he  was  received  up  into  heaven,znd 
Lul^-zq.  I  i.and  carried  up  into  heaven 
Aft-i.ii.Yihy  ftand  ye  gazing  up  into  heaven 

taken  up  from  you  into  haven  ft\-\W 

as  ye  hav-  feen  him  go  into  haven 

7.?  ?  .looked  up  ftedfaftlv  into  heaven 

io.i6.veffell  was  received  up  again  into  heav. 

1  i.io.and  all  were  drawn  up  again  into  heaven 

Tt   2 


Rom. 10.6.^0  fliall  afcend  into  heaven  ?That  is 
Heb.q.  Z4.but  into  heaven  it  felf,now  to  appear 
1  PeJ.3.22.who  is  gone  into  heaven,  and  is  on  the 
Kjnrdome  o/jjgjeatKtySee  MngOome. 
i^eaten  joyned  with  Stars* 
Gen.zz.  17.  multiply  thy  feed  as  the  ftars  of  heaven 
Chap. 29,4.  Exod.i  2. 1 3. 
Dent. 1.  io.aie  this  day  as  the  ftars  of  haven 
1 0.2  2. made  thee  as  the  ftars  of  heaven  for  muL 
28.6z.whereas  ye  were  as  the  ftars  of  heaven 
1  C/?r.27.23.increafe  Ifr.like  to  the  ftars  of  the  he. 
2v"<?6.9.23.mu!tipliedft  thou  as  the  ftars  of  haven 
Ifa.  1 3.io.for  the  ftars  oihaven  fhal!  not  give 
NtfW23.16.mult.thy  merch. above  the  ftars  ofh. 
Mat.z4.z9.the  ftars  fhall  fall  from  heaven,znd 

Mar.13.zj. 
Rm6.13.3nd  the  ftars  of  heaven  fell  on  theearth 
1 2. 4. drew  the  third  part  of  rhe  ftars  of  haven 

To  beaten,  or  unto  Beaton.  ' 
Gen.'!  i.4.whofe  top  may  reach  unto  haven 

28.i2.1adderiwhofe  top  reached  untc  haven 
Deut.i.zZ.c\tK%  are  great,  and  walled  up  to  heav, 
4.io.left  thou  lift  up  thine  eyes  unto  heaven 
9. 1  .cities  great,and  fenced  up  to  heaven 
30.1 2. who  fliall  go  up  for  us  to  heavcn,znd 
3  2. 40. for  I  lift  up  my  hand  to  haven,znd     , 
JofS.  zo.fmoak  of  the  city  afcended  up  to  heaven 
.//«/g.2o.40.flameof  the  city  afcended  up  to  haven 
1  Sam.<^.\  2.cry  of  the  city  went  up  to  heaven 

1  Kjn.S. $4.with  his  hands  fpread  up  toheaven 

2  Chro.z8.9.  in  a  ra^e  that  reacheth  up  to  heaven 

30.27.to  his  holy  dwelling  place,even  unto  he.- 
3  2.20.prayed,and  ctyed-to-beaven 
Pfal.107.z6.thty  mountupto  the heaven,thzy 
Jer.'y  1 .9. her  judgement  reacheth  unto  heaven,an& 
5  3  .though  Babyl.fhould  mount  up  to  heaven 
Dan. 4.1 1. height  thereof  reached  unto  heaven 
20.whofe  height  reached  unto  tht  heaven 
22.and  reacheth  unto  heav.Si.  thy  dominion 
34.I  Nebuch.lift  up  mine  eies  unto  heaven 
12.7  .and  his  left  hand  unto  haven,%nd 
Amo.9. 2. though  they  climb  up  to  heaven,  thence 
Mat.  11.23  .thou  Caper,  which  art  exalted  unto  he. 
1 4»i9.and  looking  up  to  heaven,hQ  bleffedj  and 
Marl(e  6I41. 
Mar.7.i^.?.nd  looking  up  to  heaven  he  fighed,and 
Luk.9. 1 6. looking  up  to  heaven  he  bleiTed  them 
io.iy.thouCaper.which  art  exalted  tofe.fhalt 
1 8. 1 3  .fo  much  as  his  eyes  unto  havenjout  faid 
John  3.13  .no  man  hath  afcended  up  to  heavenjout 

17.  i.and  lift  up  his  eies  to  hcave>i,md  faid 
2  Cor. 1 2.2.fuch  a  one  caught  up  to  the  third  heaven 
Rev.  10. 5.I  ifted  up  his  hand  to  heaven 

1 1 . 1 2.they  afcended  up  to  haven  in  a  cloud 
1 8.5.  her  fins  have  reached  unto  heaven,  and 

Towards  Heafcen- 
Gen.  1  ^.?. look  now  towards  haven,tt\\  the  ftars 
Exod.9.8.\et  Mofes  fprinkle  it  toward  the  havtn 
lo.Mofes  fprinkled  it  up  towatd  haven 
2  2.ftietch  forth  thine  hand  toward  heaven 
2  3  .Mofes  ftretched  forth  his  rod  toward  hea. 
10.21  .ftretch  out  thy  hand  tow  ard  haven,  that 
z z. Mofes  ftretched  forth  his  hand  towa.  hea. 
Judg.  1 3. 20. when  the  flame  went  up  towards. 

1  Kjii.S.z  i. fpread  forth  his  hands  toward  heaven 

z  Chron.6.13. 

Job  2.1 2. fprinkled  duft  on  their  heads  towa.hav. 

Pco.23  .f  .they  flee  away  as  an  Eagle  toward  heav. 

/4#.i.io.while  they  looked  ftedfaftly  toward  hea. 
Under  ^eafeeri. 

Gen. 1.9.  let  the  waters  under  heaven  be  gathered 
6. 1 7.is  bread  of  life  from  under  heaven 
7. 1 9. under  the  whole  haven  were  covered 

Exod.  17. 14.  remem.of  Amalek  from  under  tejo. 

Beitt.z. z<y.on  the  nat.that are  under  the  whole  he. 
4.i9.unto  all  nations  under  the  whole  heaven 
7.24.deftroy  their  name  from  under  heaven 
9.  i4.and  blot  out  their  name  from  under  heav. 
2J.1 9.out  the  remem.of  Amal.from  under  ha. 
29.20. blot  out  his  name  from  under  heaven 

2  Kjn.14.z7.  out  the  name  of  Ifr.from  underfed. 
fob  28.z4.and  feeth  under  the  vtho\ehaven 

37.3.hedireifteth  it  under  the  whole  heaven,^. 
4 1.1 1. is  under  the  whole  heaven  is  mine 
Ecclef.  1. 1 3. all  things  that  are  done  under  heaven 
2.3-which  they  fhould  do  under  the  heavcn\a\\ 

30. 1  .to 


HEA       H  E  A 

3.  s.to  every  purpofe  under  the  heaven 
I«Jt.i7.24.lightnethcutof  theonepartunderfo- 
fhineth  unto  the  other  part  under  heaven 
Aft.  2.  5  .cut  of  every  nation  under  heaven    , 

4. 1 2. none  other  name  under  forgiven  among 
Col.  1.  2  3.  to  every  creature  which  is  under  heaven 

Jpeafcenli?. 

Mat. 6. 1 4-your  heavenly  Fatb.wil  alfo  forgive  you 
26.yet  your  heavenly  Father  feedeth  them 
3  2.for  your  kfl.Faihknows  that  ye  have  ne. 
15. 13. every  plant  which  my  fefl^.Fat.hath  not 

18.3  5.fo  likewife  fliall  my  heavenly  Father  do 
Luk-  %•  1 1  <a  multitude  of  the  heavenly  hoft 

1 1 . 1 3 .  how  much  more  fliall  your  heav .Fa.give 
John  3 . 1  z-if  I  tell  you  of  heavenly  things 
Acl.z6.19-I.  was  notdifobedientto  the  hea.\if\on 

1  Cor.  1 5.48  ,beavenly,fuch  are  they  that  are  heaven. 

49-we  fhall  beare  the  image  of  the  heavenly 
Ephefi.2.in heavenly  places  in  Uirift 

zo.own  right  hand  in  the  heavenly  places 
2.6.together  in  heavenly  places  in  Chrift  Jefus 
j.io.and  powers  in  heavenly  places  might 
2.  TOT.4.i8.preferve  me  into  his  feflv.kingdom  to 
Heb.  3 . 1  .partakers  of  the  heavenly  calling 
6*4.and  hive  tafted  of  the  heavenly  gift3and 
8.  5  .and  fhadow  of  the  heavenly  things>as 
9.23. but  the  heavenly  things  themfelves,with 
1 1. 1 6. a  better  country,that  is,  an  heav .  therfore 
'  i2.2  2.cityofthe  living  God  the  heav  Jeiu.fa.le 
^eabems, 
Gen.i.i.ihus  the  heavens  and  earth  were  finifhed 
4.thefe  are  the  generations  of  the  heavens 
day  that  the  Lord  God  made  the  heavens 
Dent.2  z.\ .give  eare,0 ye heavens, and  lie  fpeak 

33.28.  all  his.  heavens  fholl  dropdowne 
Judg.1.4.  and  the  heavens  dropped,the  clouds 

2  5flW.22.io.he  bowed  the  heavens  alfo, and  came 
1  J(i?z.8.27.the  heaven  of  fea.cannot  contain  thee 

1  Chro.\6.z6.b\K  t-he  Lord  made  the  heavens 

3 1. let  the  heavens  be  glad,  and  let 

2  Chro.6.z  5  ,then  heare  thou  from  the  heavens 

Vcr.3  3,3  5,39. 
E%;ra  9.6.0m  trefpafle  is  grown  up  unto  the  heave. 
Ndb.9.6,haft  made  heaven,the  heaven  of  heavens 
Job 9.%.  which  alone  fpreadeth  out  the  heavens 
14.1  i.till  the  heavens  be  no  more,and 
?  5,1  y  .the  heavens  are  not  clean  in  his  fight 
20. 6. his  excellency  mount  up  to  the  heavens 
26. 1 3  .by  his  fpiri  t  he  hath  garnifhed  the  heavens 
3  5.5.100k  unto  the  heavens  and  fee,and 
P/_/.8. 1. who  haft  fet  thy  glory  above  the  heavens 
3. when  I  confider  the  heav.the  work  of  thy 
1 8.o.he  bowed  the  heavens  alfo,and  came 
19. 1. the  heavens  declare  the  glory  of  God 
33.6.by  the  word  of  the  L-wcre  thehcav.made 
50. 4. he  fhall  call  to  the  heavens  from  above 

6. the  heavens  fhall  declare  his  righteoufnefle 
57. 5.be  thou  exalted,0  God,above  the  heavens 

Vt  rfe  1 1 . 
lo.thy  mercy  is  great  unto  the  heavens 3and 

68.4  .extoll  him  that  1  ideth  on  the  heavens 
8.the  heav  .alfo  dropped  at  the  prtfence  of  G. 
3  3  .that  rideth  on  the  heaven  of  heav-  which 

73.9<they  fet  their  mouth  againft  the  heavens 
89. 5. the  heav.thall  praife  thy  wonders,  O  Lord 

1  r  .the  heavens  are  thine,the  earth  alfo  is 
56. 5 .but  the  Lord  made  the  heavens 
1  x  .let  the  heavens  rejoyce,and  let  the 
■   9 7. 6. the  heavens  declare  his  righteoufnes 
102.2  5. the  heavens  are  the  work  of  thy  hands 
i04.2.whoflretcheft  out  the  [hea.like  a  curtain 
io8.4-thy  mercy  is  great  above  the  heavens 
5. exalted, O  God,above  the  heavcns,and 
1 1 3. 4. and  his  glory  above  the  heavens 
1 1  <$.i6.hcavens,evcn  the  heavens  arc  the  Lords 
136. 5. that  by  wiMomemade  the/ww.forhis 
1 4 4. 5. bow  thy  heavens,0  Lord, come  downe 
1 48 . 1  -praife  ye  the  Lord  from  the  heavens 
4.praife  him  ye  heavens  of  heavens 

and  the  waters  that  be  above  the  heavens 
Prfl-3.19.by  undtrft3.hath he eftablifhed  the  heav. 
8. 27.  when  he  prepared  the  heavens,!  was  there 
Ifa.  1.2  .heare,0  heavens,  and  give  eare,  O  earth 
13.13  .therefore  I  wil  1  fhake  the  heavens,  and 
34.4.and  the  fceax/CTz*  fhalbe  rolled  together  as 
40.12.that  ftretcheth  out  the  heav.as  a  curtaine 


HEA       HEA 

42.5.he  that  created  the  heavens,and  ftretched 

44. 23.fing,0  ye  heavens,  for  the  L.hath  done  it 

24-that  ftretcheth  forth  the  heavens  alone 

4  5 . 8  .drop  do w  ne  ye  heavens  from  above 

1 2.1,even  my  hands  have  ftretched  out  the  h. 

1 8. thus  faith  the  Lord  that  created  the  heav. 
48. 1 3«my  right  hand  hath  fpanned  the  heavens 
50.3.I  clothe  the  heavens  with  blackneffe,and 

5  i.6.1ift  up  your  eyes  to  the  heavens 

for  the  heav.ffiall  vanifh  away  like  fmoak 
1 3  .that  hath  ftretched  forth  the  heavens, and 
i6.that  I  may  plant  the  heavens, and  lay 
55.9-for  as  the  heav.ate  higher  then  the  earth,fo 
64. 1. Oh  that  thou  wouldft  rent  the  heav.that 
65.i7.behold,lcreate  new  heavens, md 
66.zz.fot  as  the  new  heavens,md  the  new 
Jer.z.i  2.be  aftonifhed,0 ye  heavens,at  this 
■    4. 2  3. and  thcheavens,and  they  had  no  light 
2  5. all  the  birds  of  the  heavens  were  fled 
28.  and  the  heavens  above  be  black,becaufe 
9.  to.both  the  fowle  of  the  heavens  &  beafts  are 
1,0.1  1. gods  that  have  not  made  the  heavens,and 
even  they  fhall  perifh  under  thefe  heavens 
I2.ftretched  out  the  beaveloy  his  difcretion 
1 4. 22.01- can  the  fefliwy  give  fhowres  ?arenot 
Lam  3.66.deftroy  them  from  under  the  heavens  of 
E^ek'  1  •  i.-  that  the  heavens  w  ere  opened,and  I  faw 
Da».4.26.have  known  that  the  heavens  do  rule 
Hof.z.zi.l  will  heare  the  heavens, and  they 
Joel  2. 10. the  heavens  fhall  tremble,  the  fun  and 
3.i6.the  heavens  and  the  earth  fhall  fhake,but 
Hah.  3 . 3. his  glory  covered  the  heav ens,and  the 
Hag.2.6.and  I  will  fhake  the heavcns,and 

2 1  .lie  fhake  the  heavens  and  the  earth 

Zech. 6.  %.thefe  are  the  foure  fpirics  of  the  heavens 

8.1 2.and  the  heavens  fhall  give  their  dew 

1 2.i.which  ftretcheth  forth  the  heavens,  and 

Mat.-i).i6.andlo,theheavens  were  opened  to  him 

24.29.powers  of  the  heavens  fhalbefhaken 
Mar. 1 .  10. he  faw  the  heavens  opened5  and 
Acl.z.]  4.David  is  not  afcended  into  the  heavens 
3 . 2 1 .  w  horn  the  heavens  muft  receive 
7.$6.behold_I  fee  the  heavens  ope 
Heb.  i.io.the  heav.ate  the  works  of  thine  hands 
4. 1 4-high  prieft  that  is  paffed  into  the  heavens 
7. 26. and  made  higher  then  the  heavens 
8. 1. of  the  throne  of  the  majefty  in  the  heavens 
2  Ptf.3.5.by  the  word  ofGod  the  few.  were  of  old 
7.butthe/»w?«and  the  earth  which  are 

I  o.m  the  which  the  heavens  fhall  paffe  away 
1 2.wherein  the  heavins  being  on  fire  fhall 

1 3  .according  to  his  promife  look  for  new  he. 
Kev.i  2.1 2.  therefore  rejoyce  ye  heavcns,and  ye 
in  the  Jjeatoettsf. 

Pfol.  2.4.he  that  fitteth  in  the  heavens  fhall  laugh 
1 8. 13. the  Lord  thundered  in  theheavens,and 
36. 5. thy  mercy,0  Lord,is  in  the  heavens 
89.2.faithf.(halt  thou  eftablifhin  the  \exyha. 
103. 1 9. prepared  his  throne  in  the  heavcns,and 

1 1  5.3  bufrour  God  is  in  the  heavens, he  hath 

1 2  3 . 1 .0  thou  that  dwelleft  in  the  heavens 
//a^.jo.light  isdarkened  in  the  heavens  thereof 
Jer. 10.  1 3. there  is  a  multitude  of  wat.  in  the  heav. 

Chap.  5 1. 1 6. 
Lam. 3. 4 1. with  cur  hands  to  God  in  the  heavens 
Joeli.io.\le  fhew  wonders  in  the  heavens,  and 
^«o.9.c<.buildeth  his  ftories  in  the  heavens,and 
Lu\.  1 2.3  3.3  treafure  in  the  hea.  which  faileth  not 
2  Cor. 5. 1. not  made  with  hand, eternall  in  the  feed. 
Ephef.4. 1  o.that  afcended  up  far  above  all  heavens 
Heb.S.i.of  the  throne  of  Majefty  in  the  heavens 

9. 2  3. partners  of  things  in  the  heavens  (hoixld 
©eatrfe. 
Exod.  1 7. 1 2.but  Mofes  hands  were  heavle,and 

1 8. 1 8. for  this  thing  is  too  hcavie  for  thee 
Num.i  1 .  i4.becaufe  it  is  too  heavie  for  me 

1  Sam.  4. 1 8  .for  he  was  an  old  man,  and  hea  vie 

5-6.hand  ofthe  L.wasfe<ra.on  them  of  Afhdod 
1 1. the  hand  of  God  was  very  heavie  there 

2  Sam.  1 4. 2  6 .  becaufe  the  haire  was  heavie  on  him 
1  Kjn.  1 2.4.fervice  of  thy  father,and  his  fafl.yoke 

io.thy  father  made  our  yoke  heav  .but  make 

I I  .my  father  did  lade  you  with  a  hea.yoVe,  I 
i4.my  father  made  your  yoke  heavie,  and  I 

1 4.6.I  am  fent  to  thee  with  heavie  tidings 
20.43.the  King  of  Ifrael  went  to  his  houfe  hea 


HEA      HEA 

1,  — - — . .. 

21.4-Ahab  came  into  his  houfe  heavie,\nd 
2  Chre.  10. 4. his  heavie  yoke  that  he  put  on  us,  and  j 
io.thy  father  made  our  yoke  heavie,  but  \ 

1 1  .my  father  put  an  heavie  yoke  on  yc'u,  I 
1 4. my  father  made  your  yoke  heavic,bat  I 
Neh.f.  i8.becaufe  the  bond. was  bea-on  thtspecple  i 
Job  3  3 .7. neither  fliall  my  hand  be  heavie  on  thee 
Vfal-i  2.4-day  and  night  thy  band  was  hcav.on  me 
3  8 .4«as  an  heavie  burden:  they  are  too  he.fox  me 
Pro.  2  5. 20.1s  he  that  fingeth  fongs  to  an  be.i.heart 
27, 3. a  ftone  is  beavie,and  fand  weighty3but 
3  i.if.wine  to  thofethatbe  of  heavie  hearts 
lfa.6. 10. and  make  their  eares  heavie,and  fhuc 
24.20. tranfgreffions  thereof  fhalbe  heavie  on  it 
30.27.and  the  burden  thereof  is  heavie 
46.  i.your  carriages  were  heavie  loaden,  they 
f8-6.to  undo  the  heavie  burdens,2nd 
59.r.neither  his  eare  htavie  that  it  cannot  heare 
Lam.^.y.he  hath  made  my  chaine  heavie 
Ato.11.28.come  tome  all  ye  that  are  heavie  laden 
2  3 .4. for  they  bind  heavie  burdens,  and 
26.3  7. began  to  be  forrowfull,  and  very  heavie 
43  .for  their  eyes  were  very  heavie 

Marfe  14.40. 
Mar.  14.33  "aBtl  °egan  to  De  very  heavie^ 
l.uk-9-  5  z.  that  wue  with  him  were  fe<*.with  flcep 

i^catofer. 
Job  6.2.now  it  would  be  heavier  then  the  fand  of 

2  3 . 2.my  ftroak  is  heavier  then  my  groaninf 
Pro.zy.i.a  fools  wiath  is  heavier  ihen  them  boch 

i^eabilp. 

Exod.  14.2  5. that  they  drave  them  heavily,  fo  that 
P/a/.3  5. 14. 1  bowed  down  heavily  as  one  that 
lfa.47.6.  on  the  ancient  haft  thou  very  heavily  laid 

l^esttneiTe. 

E^ra  9. 5.I  rofe  up  from  my  heavine(fe,and  having 
Job  9.27.I  will  leave  offmy  bcavmefle,  &  comfort 
P/^.6"9.20.aad  I  am  full  of  heavinefj'e, and 
1 19. 28. my  foule  melteth  for  heavinejje 
Pro.  1  o.  i  .a  foolifh  Ion  is  the  heavinefj'e  of  his  mot. 
1  z.z-j.beavinej]e  in  the  heart  of  man  maketh  it 
14.13.end  of  that  mirth  isheavinejfe 
lfa.  29.2.  and  there  fhalbe  heavineffe ,and  forrow,& 
61 . 3-garment  of  praife  for  the  fpirit  oEheavinefs 
Rom.9.z.thztI  have  great teavine ff*e,ind 
2  Cor.  2. 1  .not  come  againe  to  you  in  beavinejje 
Phil.i,z6.and  was  full  of  heavineffe,  becaufe 
Jam.t,.9.and  your  joy  be  turned  to  heavineffe 
1  Pet.  1.6.  if  needbe,ye  are  in  heavineffe  through 

$}ebtv. 
Gen.a6. 17.  and  the  fonnes  of  Beriah,  Heber 

1  chron.7^1. 
Num.z6.tSrt,  ofthefons  of  Beriah,  of  Heber  the 
Judg.4. 1 1. now  Heb.  the  Kenite  which  was  of  the 
17. to  the  rent  of  Jael  the  wife  of  Hc.theKe. 
&  the  houfe  oiHcber  the  Kenite 
2 1.  then  Jael  Hebers  wife  took  a  naile  of  the 
5.24.blcffed  above  wo.fhall  Jael  wife  of  He.  be 
1  Cfoo.4.5  3. and  Heber  the  father  of  Sacho,and 
5.1 3. and  Zia,and  Heber,  feven 
7.3  2.and  Heber  begate  Jcphlet,and 
8.i7.and  Mefhullam,&  Hezeki,&  He.  of  Ben. 
22.and  Iihban,  &  Heb.  &  Eliel  of  Benjamin 
Luke  3.3  <.which  was  the  fon  of  Hefor,which  was 

Jlefjerttes, 
Num.  26.45. of  Heber,  the  fam.of  the  Heberites,of 

JlebicSu.  and  l&erjiea^ 
Gen.  1 4. 1 3 .  one  came  and  told  Abram  the  Hebrew 

3  9. 1 4.  fee  he  hath  brought  in  an  Hebrew 

40. 1 5 .1  was  ftollen  out  of  the  land  of  the  Heb. 
4 1 . 1 2.  with  us  a  young  man,an  Hebrew 
43.3 1. Egypt  might  not  eat  bread  with  the  He. 
Exod.1.1  y.King  of  Egy.fpake  to  the  Hdunidwife 
2.6.this  is  one  of  the  Hebrews  children 

1  i.fpied  an  Egyptian  fmitingan  Heb.one  of 
1 3. two  men  of  the  Hebr.&rove  together,and 
3.i8.Lord  God  of  the  Hebrewes      Cha.7.16. 
&Cha.9.i,i3.&io.3. 
5 .3  .faid,The  God  of  the  Hebrewes  hath  met  us 
1  SflOT.46.tbis  grear  fhout  in  the  camp  of  the  Heb. 
9  .if  ye  be  not  fervants  to  the  Hebrewes,zs 
13.3  .faying,Let  the  Hebrewes  heare 
7.fome  of  the  Hebrewes  went  over  Jordan  to 
1 9. left  the  Heb.make  them  fwords  or  fpeares 
14.  n  .behold  the  Hebrews  come  forth  out  of  the 
zi.Heb-thzt  were  with  the  Philiftims  before 
29  ,3.what  1 


HEB      HE  B 


HE  D      HEE 


H  E  I      H  E  I 


12.2  j.and  came  co  David  to  Hebron,to  tilrn 
3  8. came  with  a  perfect  heart  to  Hebron  to 
Z9.a7.feven  yeers reigned  he  in  Hebron,md 
z  Cbro.ii.io.md  Hebron,  which  are  in  Judah 

Kingofffrebton. 

fojh.io.i.fent  unto  Hoham  King  of  Hebron,  and 

5. the  King  of  Jerufalcm,the  King  of  Hebron 

Verfe  zj. 

J7.and  the  King  of  Hebron,  and  all  the  cities 

1  z.  10. the  King  of  Hebron  one 

Exod.6. 1 8  .fons  of  Kohath,  Hebron,and  Ufcziel 

1  Cbron.z3.1z. 

Num.3 .  1 9.fons  of  Kohath  by  their  fam  .He b.VLzz . 

1  Cfcu2.42.thc  fonsofMarefha  the  hth.oiHebron 

4j.fons  of  Hebron,Kora.h,dLnd  Tappuah 

6. 2. the  fons  of  Kohath,Izahar,  and  Hebron 

Verfe  18. 
1  j.9.of  the  fons  of  Hebron,  Eliel  the  chief  ,and 
zj.19.of  the  fons  of  Hebron,  Jeriah  the  firft 

-  Chap.14.2j. 
I&eb;an(te0. 
Num.  j.27.and  the  family  of  the  Hebronites ,and 

z6. 5  8  .the  family  of  the  Hebronites, the 
1  Cfeo.26.2j.the  He6w2irw,andtheUzzielites 
jo. of  the  Hebronites, HzQiabhh  and  his 
j  i.among  the  Hebron,  was  Jerijah  the  chief 
even  among  the  Hebronites 


fob  1 .  10.  haft  thou  not  made  an  hedge  about  him 
Pro.  1 5. 19.  way  of  the  flothfull  man  is  an  hedge  of 
£cc&/.io.8.whofo  breaketh  an  hedge,a.  ferpint  fhal 
J/<*.  5. 5  .He  take  away  the  hedge  thereof.and 
E\e\.  1  3 .  ^.neither  made  up  the  hedge  for  the  houfe 
22.  jo.that  (hould  make  up  the  hedge,  and  ftand 
Af«.7.4-moft  upright  is  (harper  then  a  thorn  hedge 
Mar.  1 2. 1. and  fet  an  hedge  about  it,  and  digged 


29. j.  what  do  thefe  He&mw  here  ?  and 
fer.  j  4.9.being  an  Hebrew,ot  an  Hebreweffe 

1 4.  an  Hebrew,  which  hath  been  fold  to  thee 
Jonah  1.9.  he  faid  to  them.I  am  an  Hebrew,md 
Acts  6. 1.  a  murm.of  the  Gre.againft  the  Hebrews 
z  Cor.  1 1 . 2  2.are  they  Hebrews  ?  fo  am  I :  Are  they 
Pfc;/.j.  j.tribe  of  Benja.  an  Hebrew  of  the  Hebrews 

$ebiew, 
i4.2j.38.  written  over  him  in  letters  of  Hebrew 
foh.^.z.  called  in  the  Hebrew  tongue,Bethefda 
1 9. 1  j. but  in  the  He&ren>,Gabbatha 
i7.which  is  called  in  the  Hebrew,  Golgotha 
20.it  is  written  in  Hebrew  and  Greek 
^S.2i.40.fpake  unto  them  in  the  Hebrew  tongue 
22.2.heard  that  hefpake  in  the  Hebr.  tongue  to 
26.14.  frying  'n  the  Hebrew  tongue,  Saul,  Saul 
Rev.9.1  i-whofe  name  in  the  He&.ton.is  Abaddon 
i6.i6.called  in  the  Hebr.  tongue, Armageddon 
H^ebiem  man. 
De0Mf.12.if thybrotb.an Hebrew man,or  Hebr. 

^ebieoo  fervant. 
Gew.39.17.the  Hebrew  fervant  which  thou  haft 
Exo.z  i.z.if  thou  buy  an  Hebrew  ferv.  fix  yeers  he 

l^ebieoo  woman,ot  women. 

Exo.  i.iS.offke  of  a  midwife  to  the  Hebrewdom. 

1 9.  Hebrew  women  are  not  as  the  Egyptians 

2»7.call  to  thee  a  nurfe  of  the  Hebrew  women 

Deu.  1  j.  1 2.if  thy  bro.  an  Hebr  .man  or  Hefo-.wom. 

^ebjetoeffe. 
fer.t  ^.o.bting  an  Hebr.or  an  Hebren>ejfe,goe  free 

$eb2on. 
Gen.  1 3 .18  .the  plain  of  Mamre  which  is  in  Hebron 
2  j.2.Kiriath-arba,the  fame  is  Hebron 

i9.before  Mamre,  the  fame  is  Hebron 
j  5.27.  Jac.came  to  the  city  of  Arbah>wch  is  He. 
37.14.  fent  Jofeph  out  of  the  vale  ot  Hebron 
Num.it.zz.tfczn.by  thefouth,Bc  cunt  to  Hebron 
Hebron  was  built  feven  yeers  bef.Zoan 
Jof.10.36.  &alllfrael  with  him  into  Hebroa,znd  [  Hof.z.6.l  will  hedge  up  thy  way  with  thornes 
j  9.as  he  had  done  to  Hebr. to  did  he  to  Deb.  j  l^eOgeQ. 

11.21.  from  Hcbronfiom  Debir,and  from        j  fob  3.2  j .  and  whom  God  hath  hedged  in 
14.1 3.  Jofh.gavtto  Caleb  Hebron  for  an  inher.    Lam.  j«7.he  hath  hedgedmt  about,that  I  cannot 
14.JFM1WZ  became  the  inher.of  CaIeb,fon  of  |  iJfdf.21.jj  .and  hedged  it  round  about,  and  digged 
1 5.  name  of  Hebron  before  was  Kinath-arba 
1  5. 1  j.fathet  of  Anak,which  city  is  Hebron 

5  4-and  Kiriath-arba,which  is  Hebron,znd 
19.28.and  Hebron,md  Rehob,  &  Hammon,  & 
20.7.Kiriath-arba,which  is  Hebr.  in  the moun. 
7.1.1  i.which  city  is  Hebron,ia  the  hill  country 
i3.to  the  chil.of  Aar.He^.with  her  fuburbs 
^k??.i.io.agai.the  Canaan,  that  dwelt  in  Hebron 
name  of  Hebr.bdore  was  Kiriath-arba 
20 .and  they  gave  Hebron  to  Caleb,  as 
1 6.  j .  to  the  top  of  an  hill  that  is  before  Hebron 
1  Sam.30.3  i.to  them  which  were  in  Hebronpnd 
z  S«.2.i.whith.(hal  I  go  up?  And  he  faid,To  He. 
j  .and  they  dwelt  in  the  cities  of  Hebron 
1 1 .  time  that  Dav.was  K.in  Hebron  over  the 
j  2.  they  came  to  Hebron  at  break  of  -lay 
3.2.to  David  were  fons  born  in  Hebron 
5.  thefe  were  borne  to  David  in  Hebron 
19.  in  the  ears  of  David  in  Hebron  all  that 
20. fo  Abner  came  to  David  to  Hebron,md 

2  2.but  Abner  was  not  with  Dav.in  Heb.  for 
27.  when  Abner  was  returned  to  Hebr.  Joab 

3  2  .they  buried  Abner  in  Hebron,  and 
4.i.Sauls  fon  heard  that  Abner  was  dead  in  He. 

8.  head  of  fthbofheth  unto  David  to  Hebron 
1  changed  them  up  over  the  people  in  Hebr. 

buried  it  in  the  fepulc.of  Abner  in  He. 

5< i.tribes  of  Ifrael  to  David  unto  Hebron,  and 

3  .Elders  of  Ifrael  came  to  the  King  to  Hebr. 

made  a  league  with  theminHefo.before 

f.in  Hebron  he  reigned  over  Judah  fev.  yeers 

1 3. after  he  was  come  from  Hebron,  and 

1 5-7.which  I  have  vowed  to  the  Lord  in  Hebr. 

9.  fo  he  arofe  and  went  to  Hebron 
io.fhall  fay,Abfalom  reignethin  Hebron 

1  liing.z.  11.  feven  yeers  reigned  he  in  Hebron,  & 
1  Chro.  j.  1. which  were  born  to  him  in  Hebron 
4.  thefe  fix  were  born  to  him  in  Hebron,  and 
6.5  y.they  gave  them  Hebron  in  the  land  of  Jud. 

57-namely  Hebron,  the  city  of  refuge,  and 
1  i.i.gath.themfelves  to  Da.unto  Hebr.  faying    Eflh.zXthz  palace  to  the"cuftody  of  Hcgal 
3.  Elders  of  Ifrael  to  the  King  to  Hebron  to  thecuftody  of  Hegai  keeper  of  the  wo. 

made  a  covenant  with  them  in  Hebr. bef.  1  j.but  what  Hegai  the  kings  chamberlain 

Tt  3 


1  Cbr.4. 1 3.thofe  that  dwelt  amongft  plants  &  he. 
Pfal.8o.  1 2. then  broken  down  her  hedgesSo  that 
89.40.thou  haft  broken  down  all  his  hedges 
fer. 49.  j.and  run  to  and  fro  by  the  hedges 
Afal). 3.1 7. grafhoppers  which  camp  in  the  hedges 
i«£.i4.2j.gooutinto  thehigh-waies  mdbedges 


Df«£.2.4.take  ye  good  beed  to  your  ftlves 

Chapt.4.15. 
fof.zz.  5 .but  take  diligent  heed  to  do  the  comma. 

2  j .  1 1  .take  good  beed  therefore  to  your  fclves 
2  SVzfls.20.10.  but  Amafa  took  no  heedto  the  fwo. 
2  Kjn.io. j i.Jehu  tooknofcmf  towalkinthe 
Pfal.  1 19.9 .  by  taking  beed  thereto  according  to 
Pro.  1 7.4.3  wicked  doer  giveth  heed  to  falie  lips 
Ecclef.  1 2.9-yea,  he  gave  good  beed,&  fought  out 
Ifa.  2 1 .7.he  hearkened  diligently  with  much  beed 
Jer.  1 8.1 8.1et  us  not  give  heedto  any  of  his  words 

i9.givc  ta^to  me,0  Lord, and  hearken 
'At~i.%.  j.and  he  gave  heed  untothem,expefting 

8.6.  peop.with  one  accord  gave  he.to  thofe  thi. 
10. to  whom  they  all  gave  fee.from  the  leaft 
1  T«».i.4.neither  give  beed  to  fables 

4. 1  -giving  heed  to  feducing  fpirits,and 
Tit.  1 . i4.not  giving  heedto  Jewifh  fables 
Heb. z.t.  to  give  the  more  earneft  he.to  the  things 
T^ei^eerj.See€abe. 
$eele,  or  heeles. 
Gen.  j .  1  y  .bruife  thy  head,and  thou  his  heele 

25.26.his  hand  took  hold  on  Efaus beele 

49. 1 7. in  the  path  that  biteth  the  horfe  heeles 
fob  1 5 .27. a  print  on  the  heeles  of  my  feer 

1 8 .9.the  grin  fhall  take  him  by  the  heele,  and 
Pfal.^i.Q.hzth  lift  up  his  heele  againft  me 

49. 5-when  the  iniquity  of  my  heels  fhal  comp. 
fer.  13.2  2.and  thy  heeles  made  bare 
Hof.  1 2.  j. took  his  broth.by  the  heele  in  the  womb 
fohn  13.18.  hath  lift  up  his  heele  againft  me 


$ege.  ■ 

Efl.z,-$  .unto  the  cuftody  of  Hcge  the  kings  cham  5 
§etfer.  '  j 

Gen.x  <y.$.ti.kz  me  an  heifer  of  three  years  old 
Num.  1 9.2.that  they  may  bring  thee  a  red  heifer 
y.one  fhall  burne  the  heifer  in  his  fight 
6.intothe  midftofthe  burning  of  the  heifer 
9. gather  uptheafhesof  thefc/er,and 
1  o.that  gathereth  the  aflies  of  the  hcif.fhzll 
1 7.take  of  the  afhes  of  the  burnt  heifer 
Dent.  2 1 .  j  .elders  of  that  city  fhal  1  take  an  heifer 
4.elders  of  that  city  fhal  bring  down  the  kei. 
fhall  ftrike  ofFthe  heifers  neck  there 
6.wafh  their  hands  over  the  heifer  that  is 
fudg.  14. 1 8. if  ye  had  not  plowed  with  my  heifer 
1  S am.  1 6. z. the  ~Lotd  faid, Take  an  fe^withthee 
lfa.i  j.y.as  an  heifer  of  3-years  old,for  by 
fer.4.6. 20. Egypt  is  like  a  very  faire  heifer 

48.34.as  an  heifer o£  8. years  old,for  the  waters 
jo.  1 1. grown  fat  as  the  heifer  at  graffe,and 
Hof.$.  i6.Ifra.flideth  back  as  a  backtfliding  heifer 

10.11  .Ephraim  is  as  an  heifer  that  is  taughc 
Heb.g.  1 3  .and  the  aihes  of  an  heifer  fprinklino' 
Height.  s 

Gen.6. 1  y.thc  height  of  the  Ark  j.cnbits     ^ 
£.iW.2  5.io.acubitand  an  hzltihz  height  thereof 
Ver.23.8cCh.37. 1, io. 
2 7. 1. and  the  height  thereof  fhalbe  j. cubits 

18. height  five  cubits  of  fine  twined  linnen 
3  o.2.two  cubits  fhalbe  the 'height  thereof 
j7.25.twocubits  was  the  height  of  it 
j  8.  i.and  three  cubits  the  height  thereof 
1 8.the  height  in  the  breadth  was  five  cubits 
1  Sam.i6.-j.ox  on  the  height  of  his  ftature,  becaufe 
i7.4.whofe  height  was  fix  cubits  and  a  fpan 

1  Kin. 6. z.thz  height  thereof  j  o.cubits 

20.3nd  20.cubitsin  the  height  tliercof 
26.  height  of  the  one  Cherub  was  1  o.cubits 
7, 2. and  the  height  thereof  jo.cubits  upon 
1 6. height  of  tht  one  chapiter  was  5. cubits 

height  of  the  -other  chapiter  y.cubits 
2  j.and  his  height  was  five  cubits 
27.and  j. cubits  the  height  of  it 
j  2.  height  of  a  wheele  was  a  cubit  &  an  halfe 

2  Kin.  r  9. 2  3 .1  am  come  up  to  the  hei.of  the  moun. 

25.17.fe/gteofthe  one  pillar  was  i8.cubits 

the  height  oi  the  chapiter  j. cubits 
2  Chro.j^.  i.and  io.cubits  the  height  thereof 
2.and  5. cubits  the  to>tethereof,and 

2  j.i  4-and  raifed  it  up  a  very  great  height 
Exr.6.  j .  the  height  thereof  6o.cubits 

fob  1 2 . 1 2.  is  not  God  in  the  height  of  heaven 

height  of  the  ftars,how  high  chcy  are 

Pfal.  io2.i9.1ooked  down  from  the  hei.of  his  fan. 

Pro.2  5.3.the  heaven  for  height, md  the  earth 

lfa.7. 1 1  .or  in  the  height  above 

14. 1 4.1k  afcend  above  the  heights  of  the  clou. 
J7. 24.3m  I  come  up  to  the  height  of  the  mou. 
He  enter  into  the  height  of  his  border 

fer. j  1.1  i.and  fing  mththeigbt of  Zion,and 
49.1 6.that  holdeft  the  height  of  the  hill 
5  i.53,fortifiethe  height  of  her  ftrength,yet 
52. 21. the  height  of  the  one  pillar  i8.cubits 
zz.heigbt  of  one  chapiter  was  5.cubits 

£^•17.23  .in  the  mcu.ntain,in  the  height  of  Ifra. 
19. 1  i.and  fht  appeared  in  hen  height 
20.46.U1  the  mountain  of  the  height  of  Ifrael 
j  1. 5. therefore  his  height  was  exalted 

I  o.haft  lifted  up  thy  felfe  in  height,  and 

his  heart  is  lifted  up  in  his  height 
i4.waten  exalt  themfelves  for  their  height 
their  trees  ftand  up  in  their  height 

3  2.5-and  fill  the  valleys  with  thy  height 
40. 5. and  the  height  one  reed 

4 1. 8. 1  faw  alfo  the  height  of  the  houfe  round 
Dan.i .  1 .  whofe  height  was  60 .cubits 
4.  lo.and  the  height  thereof  was  great 

I I  .and  the  height  thereof  reached  to  heaven 
20. whofe  height  reached  to  heavenpand    ■ 

Amo.z.y.the  Amorite before  them,  whofe  height 

was  like  the  height  of  cedars 
^w.8.39.  nor  heig.nor  depth  lhalbe  able  to  fepar. 
£/>k/;3.i8.;what  is  the  length,depth,and  height 
Revel,  z  1 . 1  fi'.and  height  of  it  are  equall 

P/i/.248.i.praifehim  isxtheheights        .    ,         j 


*         HE1       H  EL 

heinous. 
Job  3  r .  1 1  .for  this  is  an  heinous  crime 
l&etre. 

Gen.  1 5. 3  .one  bom  in  mine  houfe  is  mine  beire 
4.this  (hall  not  be  thine  beire,  but  he 

forth  of  thy  bowels  (halbe  thy  beire 
2i.io.fhallnotbe  beire with  my  fon 
i5^.i4.7.wewilldeftroythefeirealfo 
Pro.30.2  j.nn  handmaid  that  is  hei.to  hermiftrefs 
Jer.Wr  1  .hath  Ifrael  no  fons  ?  Hath  he  no  beire 
t.then  (hall  Ifrael  be  beire  unto  them  that 
Mic.1.1  j .yet  will  I  bring  znheire  to  thee,0 
Mat.z  1.  3  8.this  is  the  k»e,come  let  us  kill  him 
/W<J>'.n.7.&i«^.io.i4. 
Rom.4.1 3.  that  he  fhould  be  the  feire  of  the  world 
Gal.4.  1  .now  ,1  fay,that  the  beire  fo  long  as  he 
7.if  a  fon,  then  an  heir  of  G.through  Chrift 
jo.fon  of  the  bond-wo.flial  not  be  heir  with 
Hcb.  1 .  2.whom  he  hath  appointed  hei.ol all  things 
1  i.7.and  became  heir  of  the  righteoufn.whfch 

l&eirwr. 

/(?A49.a.that  were  his  feeder, faith  the  Lord 
Rom.^.  1 4.  if  they  which  are  of  the  law  be  heires 
8.1 7-and  if  children,  then  heires,  heires  of  God 
and  joynt  heires  with  Chrift 
Gal,  3.29.  and  heires  according  to  the  promife 
Epbsf.3.6.Gemi\es  mould  be  fellow-*w«,&  of 
Tit.3.7. by  his  grace  we  fhould  be  made  heires 
Hcb.  1 . 1 4.  who  (halbe  heires  of  falvation 
6. 1 7  .to  fhcw  unto  the  beire  of  promife  the 
1 1 .9. the  heires  with  him  of  the  fame  promife 
Jam.z.  ^.heires  of  the  kingdome  which  he  hath 
1  Pet.  3. 7  ,as  being  heires  together  of  the  grace  of 
§elai). 

1  Chro.^.%.  Afher  had  z.wives,Helab  and  Naarah- 

7. the  fons  of  Heleh  were  Zereth  and 
U?elam. 

2  &:>».  i  o.  1 6.and  they  came  to  Helm  &  Shobach 

i7.paffed  over  Jordan,and  came  to  Helam 


Jitdg.  1.31. not  did  Afh.drive  out  the  inha.of  He. 

§elbon. 
£^.27.1 8.m  the  wine  of  Helbon,8c  white  wooll 

$elD. 
Gen.4%.17  .heldnp  his  fathers  hand  to  remove 
E*o.  i  7. 1 1. when  Mofes  held  up  his  hand,that  Ifr. 

36.1 2. the  loops  held  one  curtain  to  another 
//;//<>. 7. 20.and  held  the  lamps  in  their  left  hands 

6.26.Sam.faid  to  the  lad  that  fee. him  by  the  ha. 
Ruth  3.1  j. and  when  (heheldh,  hemeafured 
1  Sam. i {.3 8.behold,he  held  a feaft  in  his  houfe 
i  Sam.  i2.i6.iot  Joab  held  back  the  people 

1  Kjn.8.6  j. at  that  time  Solomon  Wa  a  feaft,and 

2  rt?0.4  5 .it  received, and  held  3000. baths 
Neb.4.  i6.other  halfc  of  rhem  heldboth  fpears,and 

1 7. and  with  the  other  handheld  a  weapon 
2 1  .halie  of  them  held  the  fpeares  from 
fubli.i  1. my  foot  hath  held  his  fteps,his 
Pfal.  3  2.9.whofe  mouth  rnuft  be  held  in  with  a  bit 

94. 18. thy  mercy, O  Lord,fceWmeup 
Cant.  3 . 5  I  held  him,and  would  not  let  him  go 

7.  j.the  king  is  held  in  the  galleries 
Jer.  5  o.  3  3 .  all  that  took  them  czpu.held  them  faft 
Dan.  1 2.7.when  he  held  up  his  right  hand,and 
Mat.  1 2 . 1 4. held  a  counfell  againft  him  how  they 
Mar.  1  j.  1  .chief  prieft  held  a  confultation  with  the 
Lul(.  2  2.6  j  .the  men  that  held  Jefus  mocked  him 
Acl.$.  1  i.lame  man  that  was  healed  held  Peter,& 

14.4-and  part  held  with  the  Jewes,and 
Koz».7.6.that being  dead,wherein  we  were  held 
Revel.6.^.and  for  the  teftimony  which  they  held 

$elt>  out. 
Efth. 5.2.kif)g heldoutto  Efther  the  golden  fcept. 

Chapt.8.4. 
l$elg  peace. 
GeK.24.21. man  wondring  at  het,heldhis  peace 
3  4. 5.  Jacob  held  his  peace  till  they  were  come 
Lcvit.  1  o.  3. and  Aaron  held  his  peace 
Num.io.y.3ndheld  his  peaceat  her  in  the  day  that 
1 1  .and  held  his  peace  at  her,  and  difallowed 
i4,becaufe  he  held  his  peace  at  her  in 

1  Sam.  10.27  -hut  he  held  his  peace 

2  K}n.  18.3  6.but  the  people  held  their  peace,and 
Neb.  j. 8  .then  he  Id  they  their  f\eace,and  found 

J  Job  29.10.the  Nobles  held  their  peace,and 

J  Pfal.  39.2.I  held  my  peace,even  from  good  talke     , 


HEl       HEX 

7/a.36.2i.but they  held  their  peace,and  anfwered 
57.n.havenotI  held  my  peace,  even  of  old 

Ato.26.63.but  Jefus  held  his  peace,and  the  high 

Mar. 3. 4. but  they  held  their  peace 

9.3  4.but  they  fold  their  peace,for  by  the  way 
14.6 1  .but  he  held  his  peace,and  anfwered 

Z.«/|\i4.4.they  held  their  peace,and  he  took  him 
20.26.marvelled  at  his  anfwer,&  fo.theirpea. 

Aft.  1 1 . 1 8  .heard  thefe  things,they  held  their  peace 

1 5. 1 3.  after  they  had  held  their  peace  James 

lijelD  tongue. 

Efl.7.4.1  had  beldmy  tongue,although  the 
$eftai. 

i  Cbro.zj.x  y.capt.for  the  twelfth  mon.was  Held. 

Zech.6. 10. take  of  them  of  the  capti.even  oiHeldai 
$eleb, 

2  Satfi.23.z9.Hekb  the  fon  ofBaanah 

1  Ch/o.  1  i.$o. Heled  the  fon  ofBaanah  the  Netop. 
deleft*   ||e!eKite0. 

NittH.z6.io.  of  Helek_,the  familyof the  Heletytes 
Jof.  1 7.2.and  for  the  children  of  Helek,and 

1  Chro. 7. 1%. and  the  fon  of  his  brother  Helem 
Zefk6.14.and  the  crownes  fhalbe  to  Hafe«,and 

$elet>l>. 
Jof.  1?.  3  3  .and  their  coaft  was  from  Helepb  from 

2  S<J«?.2  3.26.ElikatheHarorite,He&^thePakite 
1  Cfey>.2.39.and  Azariah  begat  He/,&  Hr/e^begat 

1  i.2  7.Sham.theHarorite,He/<;,^the  Pelonite 
27.10.  capt.of  the  feventh  moneth  was  Hele\ 

mi- 

I«^.3. 23.  which  was  the  fon  of  Heli 


Jof.zi .31.  Hel\ab  with  her fuburbs 

ftelbaf.  , 
Neb.  1 2. 1  j.  of  Meraioth  He  Ops 
i^elbatri. 
/»/!  1 9. 2  f  .and  their  border  was  Hel\ath 

l&el&aty=i&aj5artm. 
2  to.  2.  i6.that  place  was  called  Hel\ath:Ha%$u. 

$cll, 
Df«f .  32.2  2.and  (hall  burn  unto  the  lowed  hell 
2  Sam.zz.6.  the  farrows  of  bell  compaffed  me  ab. 

Pfal.iB.-;. 
Job  1 1.8.  is  deeper  then  fa-whatcanft  thou  know 

z6.6.hell  is  naked  before  him,and 
Pfal.g.17  .the  wicked  fhalbe  turned  inxohell 
16.10.  for  thou  wilt  not  leave  my  foul  in  WZ 
5;  5.  if  .let  them  go  down  quick  into  bell 
86. 1 3. delivered  my  foule  from  the  loweft  bell 
1 1 6. 3  -the  paines  of  hell  gate  hold  on  me 
1 3  9. 8. if  I  make  my  bed  in  fce//,behold  thou  art 
Pro.  y. 5.  her  fteps  take  hold  on  bell 

7.27. her  houfe  is  the  way  to  bell,  going 
9.i8.thathergiftsare  in  the  depths  of  hell' 

1  j.ii.  hellana  deftruftion  are  before  the  Lord 

24.  that  he  may  depart  from  hell  beneath 
23 .  i4.and  (halt  deliver  his  foule  from  hell 
zj.ze.hell and  deftrudion  are  never  full/o 
I  fa.  5: .  1 4  .therefore  hell  hath  enlarged  her  felfe 
i4.9.fe.from  beneath  is  moved  for  thee  to  meet 

1  y.yet  thou  (halt  be  brought  down  to  hell 

2  8. 1  y.  and  with  hell  are  we  at  agreement 

1 8.your  agreement  with  bell  (hall  not  ftand 
J7.9.and  didft  debafe  thy  felfe  even  to  bell 
E"Ksk.-i  1. 1 6.  when  I  caft  him  down  to  hell  with 
i7.they  alfo  went  down  into  hell  with  him 
32.21  .fpeak  to  him  out  of  the  midft  of  bell 
27.which  are  gone  down  to  Mwith  their 
■^»0.9.2.though  they  digge  into  helljahence  (hall 
Jonah  2 . 2.out  of  the  belly  of  bell  cried  I,and  thou 
Hab.z.f.Y/ho  enlargeth  his  defire  ask//,and 
Afaf.5.22.Thou  fool,  (halbe  in  danger  of  hell  fire 
29-that  thy  whole  body  fhould  be  caft  into  h. 
Verfe  30. 
10.28.able  to  deftroy  both  foul  &  body  in  hell 
1  i.23.Caperna.(halbe  brought  downe  to  hell 
1 6. 1 8  .the  gates  of  hell  (hall  not  prevaile  aga.it 
1 8.9.then  having  2.eies,  to  be  caft  into  hell  fire 
23. 1  ^.twofold  more  the  child  of  fre.then  yo.fe. 
3  3.I10W  can  ye  efcape  the  damnation  of  hell 
Af<tt-.9.43.then  having  two  hands  to  go  into  hell 
45. then  having  two  feet  to  be  caft  intote# 
47.then  having  two  eies  to  be  caft  into  hell 


HEL      HEL 

ra^.io. if.  thou  Caper.ftulbe  thruft  down  to  hell 
1 2.$.hath  powtrto  caft  into  kell,yea,l 
i6.23.a,nd  in  foil  he  lift  up  his  eyes,being  in 
^fl.2.27.wilt  not  have  my  foule  in  hell,neither 

3 1  .that  his  foule  was  not  left  in  hell 
Jam.i.6.and  it  is  fet  on  fire  of  hell 
1  Pcr.2.4.butcaft  them  downe  to  hell,and 
Revel.1.1  S.and  have  the  keyes  of  hell,  and  of  death 
6.8.and  hell  follow  with  him,and 
20.1 3. and  bell  delivered  up  the  dead  which 
14.  death  and  bell  were  caft  into  the  lake  of 
©Elme, 
Jam.  3 .4.they  are  turned  about  with  a  fmall  helm 

$ehnet. 
1  Sam.iy.^.he  had  an  helmet  of  brafle  on  his  head 

3  8  .put  a  helmet  of  brafle  on  his  head 
lfa.19.1y. and  an  helmet  of  falvation  on  his  head 
£^.23 .24.againft  thee — fhield,&  W.round  ab. 
27. 1  o.they  hanged  the  (hield  and  helm.in  thee 
3  8 . 1  .all  of  them  with  (hield  and  helmet 
Ephef .6.17 .and  take  the  helmetoi falvation,and 

1  Thef.  5 . 8.  and  for  an  be/met  the  hope  of  falvation 

fyelmstsj. 

2  Chro.z6.14.  prepared  for  them  fpeares  &  helmets 
Jer.tf.+.and  ftand  forth  with  your  helmets 

$eIon, 
Num.\.9.oi  Zebulun,Eliab  the  fon  of  Helm 
2.7.  Eliab  the  fon  of  Hclon  fhalbe  captain 
7. 24.on  the  third  day  Ehab  the  fon  oiHelon 
2  9.the  offering  of  Eliab  the  fon  oiHelon 
10.16.was  Eliab  the  fon  oiHelon 
Help, 
Gen.z.i  8  Jle  make  an  help  meet  for  him 

20.not  found  an  help  meet  for  Adam 
Exod.i  8.4.God  of  my  fath.faid  he,was  mine  help 
Deut.  3  3 .7.  be  thou  an  help  to  him  from  his  enem. 
26.  who  rideth  on  the  heaven  in  thy  help 
29.  faved  by  the  Lord  the  (hield  of  thy  help 
Judg.  j .  2  3  .beca.they  came  not  to  the  he.oi  the  Lo. 
to  thebelp  of  the  Lord  againft  the  mighty 
1  Sam.  1 1 .9.fun  be  hot,ye  (hall  have  help 
z  Cbro.io.^.to  asbe  help  of  theLord,even 
Job  6. 13  .is  not  my  help  in  me,and  is 

3 1 .2  r  .when  I  fiw  my  help  in  the  gate 
Pfal.$.zSay  of  my  foule,  There  is  no  help  for  him 
2o.i.fend  thee  help  from  the  fjnctuary,and 
27.9.thou  haft  been  my  help,lcave  me  not 
33.2c.he  is  our  help,  and  our  (hield 
3  j.2.andftand  up  for  minehelp 
40.  i7.art  my  help  and  my  deliverer  P/S/.70, 5. 
42.$  .for  the  help  of  his  countenance 
44.26.anfe  for  our  help,  and  redeem  us  for 
46.  i  .a  very  prefent  help  in  trouble 
6o.n.give  us  help  from  trouble    P/d.108.12. 
for  vaine  is  the  help  of  man 
Pfal.ioS.iz. 
63.7.becaufe  thou  haft  been  my  Wj»,therefore 

7 1 . 1 2.0  my  God,make  hafte  for  my  help 

89. 19.1  have  laid  help  on  one  that  is  mighty 
94. 1 7.unlefle  the  Lord  had  been  my  help,  my 
1 1  $.9.he  is  their  help  and  their  (hield 

Verf.10,11. 
1 2 1 . 1  .from  w  hence  cometh  my  help 

2. my  help  cometh  from  the  Lord 
1 24.8.our  help  is  in  the  name  of  the  Lord 
1 46. 3. in  whom  there  is  no  help 

5.that  hath  the  God  of  Jacob  for  his  help 
lfo,  1 0.3. to  whom  will  ye  flee  for  help  and 
20.6. whither  we  flee  for  help  to  be  delivered 
3 0.5. nor  be  an  help  nor  profit,  but  a  fhame 
3 1. 1.  wo  to  them  that  go  down  to  Egy.for  he. 
2.  againft  the  help  of  them  that  work  iniqui. 
iaw.4. 1 7. our  eies  as  yet  failed  for  our  vain  help 
Dan.i  i.34.they  (halbe  holpen  with  a  little  help 
Hof.11 .9.but  in  me  is  thine  help 
A5i.z6. z  2  .having  obtained  help  of  God,I 

§e!p. 

Gea.4s1.2y.  by  the  God  of  thy  fath.who  (hall  help 
JEOT.23.5.and  wouldeft  forbeare  to  help  him 

thou  (halt  furelyWj?  with  him 
Deut.zz.q.  (halt  furcly  help  him  to  lift  them  up 

32.38. let  them  rife  up  andfe/pyou,and 
Jof.  1 . 1 4.all  the  mighty  men  of  valour,  &  he.them 
io.4.come  up  unto  me,and  help  me,and 
6.quickly,and  fave  us,  and  help  us 
3  3  .Horam  king  of  Gezer  came  up  to  he.La. 
z  Sam.io.ii.then. 


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H  E  L      HE  L 


HE  L      HEM 


HEN      HEN 


z  Sam.  io.  i  i.then  thou  (halt  help  me,  but  if  the 
then  will  I  come,and  help  thee 
19.  Syrians  feared  tohe/p  the  child.of  Amm. 
i4.4.did  obeyfance,  and  faid,  Help  O  King 
1  Kjn.6.z6.fay\npHelp  my  lord,0  King 
27.he  faid,If  the  Lord  do  not  help  thee 

whence  fhall  I  help  thee  out  of  the 

1  Cfe.11.17.be  come  peaceably  unco  me  tofe.me 

2i.day  by  day  there  came  to  Dav.to  hel.him 

1 8 .5. Syrians  of  Daniaf.came  to  help  Hadadez. 

1 9. 1  z.then  thou  malt  help  me 

tooftrong  for  thee,  then  I  will  help  thee 
1 9.  Syrians  help  the  child.of  Am.any  more 
4 1. 1 7 .  to  help  Solomon  his  foni  faying 
i  Chro.  1 4. 1  r  .it  is  nothing  with  thee  to  help 

help  us,0  L.our  God,for  we  reft  on  thee 
i9.i.mouldeft  thou  help  the  ungodly,and 
20.9-th.  n  thou  wilt  heare  and  help 
25.8.for  God  hath  power  to  help,md  to  caft 
26. 13. with  mighty  power  to  help  th<-  king 
28.1 6.unto  the  king  of  Aflyria  ro  help  him 
2  3. gods  of  the  k.ngof  Aflyria  help  them 

that  thy  may  help  me  but  they 
29.?4.their  brethren  the  Levits  did  help  them 
3  2.?.and  they  did  help  him 

8.wuhusis  the  LordorGodto  helpus 
£V-  1.4-men  of  his  place  help  him  with  diver 

8.  21. and  horfmen  to  help  us  again  ft 
Job  8.io.neirher  will  he  help  the  cvill  doers 
■  29.1 2. and  him  that  ha=;  none  to  help  h\m 
Vfal.i  z.i.hclp,Lord,fot  the  ungodly  man 
22.  1 1  .for  there  is  none  to  help 

19.0  my  ftrength,hafte  thee  to  help  me 
37. 40 .and  the  Lord  (hall  help  them, and 
38.1  i.make  hafte  to  help  in.  ,0  Lord 

40  1 3  O  Lord, mike  hafte  to  help  me 
46. 5  .God  fhall  help  hrr,and  that  right  early 
59»4.awakt  ro  help  me,and  behold 
70. 1. make  hafte  tohelp  me.OLord 
79.9.W/>us,0  God  ofour  falvacion 
107. 1  i.and  thire  wss  none  ro  help 
109.16.hclp  m«,0  Lord  my  God 
1 18.7.  L.takeihmy  part  wi  h  them  that  fe.me 
1 19.86.perfs.cure  me  wrongfully.Wp  thou  me 
173  .let  thine  hand  help  me,for  I 
1  17  5. and  1ft  thy  judgements  help  me 
Ecckf.4. 10.  he  hath  not  another  to  help  him  up 
lfa.10.7jbe  Egyptians  (hall  help  in  vain 
41.10  I  will  help  thee,  I  will  uphold  thee 
1 3  .f;  are  not.  I  will  help  thee 

14.1  will  help  thee,  faith  the  Lord 
44.2.which  wdl  helpthe'  ,feare  not 
jo.7.forthe  Lord  God  will  help  me 

y.behold,the  Lord  God  will  help  me 

63.?  .and  there  was  none  to  help,and 
Jer.  5  7 .7.  Phar.army  weh  is  come  forth  to  help  you 
Lam.  t  .7. and  none  did  help  her,the  cdverfary 
E^c^.  11. 14-that  are  about  him  to  help  him,and 

31.11.  themidft  of  hell  with  them  thatfe.him 
Dan.io.t  3. one  of  the  princes  came  to  help  me 

i  1 .45.  and  none  (hall  help  him 
Mat.  1  5 .  1  5 ..vorfhipped  him,faymg,Lord,fcf//»  me 
Mar.y.zi.hwcconpaffion  on us,and help  us 

14.I  beleeve, help  mine  unbeliefe 
Iȣ.f.7.rhat  they  (h  auld  come  and  help  them 

10.40.bid  her  therefore  that  (he  help  me 
Acl.i6.g.com<  over  into  Maadonia,and  help  us 

z  1  i8.crv'ng  out,Men  of  Ifra  \,help 
VhiL^.i-help  thofe  wom>  n  which  laboured  with 
Heb. 4. 1 6. find  grace  to  help  in  time  of  need 

Exod.z.  1 7. but  Mofts  ftood  up,and  helped  them 
1  Sam.7  1 1. hitherto  hath  the  Lord  helped  us' 
lKjn  1.7. they  following  Adonijah,Wperfthem 

20.6. thirty  and  two  kings  which  helped  him 
1  Cho.%-  10.  and  they  were  Wwrfagainft  them 

12.  i9«but  they  helpedthem  not,  for 
2  1. and  they  helped  David  againft  the 

1**26. when  God  helped  the  Levites  that  bare 
1  Cfeo.  18. 31. cried  out,and  the  Lord  helped  him 

20.i3.every  one  helped  to  deftroy  another 

26. 7. God  helpedhlm  againft  the  Philiftines 
1  j  i°r  he  was  marvelloufly  helped,  till  he 

2S.2i.but  bt  helped  him  not 
E^r.  to.i^.Shabbechai  the  Levite  helpedthem 
£/K>.9. 3. officers  of  the  king  helped  the  Jevves 


Job  26.  i.  how  haft  thou  helped  him  that  is 
Vfal.  28  7.and  I  am  helped,:hetetore  my  heart 

1 1 6.6.1  was  brought  low,and  he  helped  me 

1 1 8 . 1 3  .but  t  he  Lord  helped  me 
I fa.41.6. they  helped  every  one  his  neighbour 

49.8  .in  a  day  of  falvacion  have  I  helped  thee 
Zech.i.i^.and  they  Wperf  forward  the  afniftion 
/4ff.i8.27.who  when  he  was  come  fce.them  much 
Rev.i  2 .  i6.and  the  earth  helped  the  woman,  and 

helper. 
2  i(i».  14. 26. nor  any  W/vr  for  Ifrael 
Job  30.13.fet  forward  mycalam.they  have  nohe. 
Vfal.  io.r  4. thou  art  the  helper  of  the  fatherlefle 

30.  io.Lord,be  thou  mine  helper 

54.4.behold,God  is  mine  helper 

72. 12. and  him  rhat  hath  nohelper 
Jer.47.4A0  cut  off  from  Zidon  every  he/per  that 
Rom.  1 6.9-falute  Urbane  our  helper  in  Chrift 
Heb.  1 3 .6. the  Lord  is  my  helper, and  I  will 
l&elpcrs, 

1  Cbr.i  2.1. among  the  mighty  men,te/.of  the  war 

18. and  peace  be  to  thine  helpers, for 
Job  9. 1 3. the  proud  helpers  do  ftoup  under  him 
£^308.  when  all  her  helpers  fhalbe  deftroied 
Nah.  3.9.  Put  and  Lubim  were  thy  helpers 
Rom.  i6.3.and  Aquila  my  helpers  in  Chrift  Jefus 

2  Cor.  i'24.but  are  helpers  of  your  joy 

3  /ofez  8. might  be  fcllow-W/>en  to  the  truth 

$lp0. 

A^l. Z7.J  7 -^hey  ufedfe//w,under-girding  the  fliip 
1  Cor.  1 2  28.  helps  in  governments,diver(ities  of 

tl?clpett>. 
1  Cfcro.i  i.i8.for  thy  God  fe7/jerfrthee,then  Dav- 
lfa.i  1. 3. both  he  tbztbelpeth  (hall  fall.and 
Row.8.26the  fpirit  alfo  helpeth  our  infirmities 
1  Cor.  16. 1 6. to  every  one  that  helpeth  with  us,  and 

yelping. 

E^-5  .2.were  the  prophets  of  God  helping  them 
Vfal.zz.i.why  art  thou  fo  far  from  fe//»»g  me 
t  Cor.  1. 1 !.  you  alfo  helping  by  praier  for  us 

Deut.10.  5  .and  the  head  flippeth  from  the  helve 

f^Ztnam  called  Homam. 
GfB.36.22.the  children  of  Lotan,He»<tw,Hori 
1  Chron.  1.39. 
iceman, 

i  JCJ8.4.3  t.be  was  wifer  then  H«M2,Chalcol>& 

1  Cfcro.2.6.and  Ethan,and  Heman,znd  Chalcol 

6.3  3.  Heman  a  finger  ,t  he  fon  of  Joel  the 

1 5.1 7.  Levits  appointed  Heman  the  fon  of  Joel 

19X0  the  fingers,  Heman,  Afaph,&  Ethan 
16.41. and  with  them  Heman  and  Jeduthun 
25.1  .and  of  Heman,and  of  J'duthun.who 
4_of  Hcmon,the  fons  of  HefiWjBukkiah 
5  .all  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Heman 

God  gave  to  Hem.  i4.fons,&  3«daugh. 
•    6.ktngs  order  to  Afaph,  Jeduthun,&  Heman 

2  Cfcro.5-12.of  Hem.&  Jduthun  with  their  fons 

29. 14-of  the  fons  of  Heman Jehiel 
1 5.1  f.and  Afaph,and  Heman,md  Jeduthun 
i^etnatl),  or  Hamath. 
1  Chro. 2.55.  are  the  Keniies  that  came  ofHemath 

1 3  .f  .even  to  the  entring  of  Hemdth  to  bring 
Amo.Cz.kom  thence  go  ye  toHemaththe  great 
14. from  the  entring  in  of  Hemath  unto  the 

^emftan,  called  »tnram,i  cbro.1.41. 

Ge».36.26.ctuldren  o'  Di(lion,H£/^#,E(hbarn 

fceinlocfe. 
Hof.  r  o.4.thus  judgment  tpringeth  up  as  hemlock, 
Amo.6.\  i.the  fruit  of  righteoufnes  into  hemlodi 

Hemittc. 
Exod.  28.33  .and  beneath  on  the  hemme  of  it,thou 
round  about  the  hemme  thereof,and 
3  4.  a  pomegranate  on  the  hemme  of  the  robe 
3  9. 2  5 .  between  the  pom.on  the  hem  of  the  robe 
26.a  pomegranate  round  about  the  hemme  of 
Maf.9_20.and  touched  the  hemme  of  his  garment 
i4.3<?.might  only  touch  the  hem  of  hisgarmet 

Exod.  3  9. 24.made  on  the  hems  of  the  robe  pomeg. 

i&en. 
Zech.6.  n,and  to  Hen  the  fonof  Zephaniahfor 

Mat.  23.3  7.even  as  a  hen  gathereth  her  chickens 
Lu\.  13.3  4.as  a  hen  doth  garher  her  brood  under 


i^ena. 

2  I^».i8.34.where  are  the  gods  ofHena  &  Jua[j 
19.1 3. where  is  the  king  oiHena  and  Juah 

lfaiahi7lI, 

£ V-  J  -9-the  fons  of  Henadad  with  their  fons 
Neh.i .  1 8.repa.their  breth.Bavai  the  fon  of Henui. 
24.repaired  Binuni  the  fon  of  Henadada 
10.9.  Binui  of  the  fons  of  Henadad 
Cjence. 

Gen.  37.1 7.they  are  departed  hence 
42. 1  f  .ye  (hall  not  go  forth  hence 
s;o.2  jxarry  up  my  bones  from  hence 

Exod.ij.iy. 
Exo-d.i  1. 1.  afterwards  he  will  let  you  go  hence 

he  fhall  furely  thruft  you  out  hence 
3  3. 1. depart  and  go  up  hence, thou  and 
1  j.not  with  me,carry  us  not  up  hence 
Deut.9.  >  i.arife,gct  thee  down  from  hcnce,for 
Jo  fa.  3 .  faying,Take  you  hence  out  of  the  midft  of 
jttdg.6. 1 8. depart  not  hence, \  pray  thee.untill 
Ruth  i.8.neither  go  from  hence, bat  abide 

1  Kjn.17-i.gtt  theebemc,  &  turn  theeEaftward 
Vfal  39.1 3. before  I  go  hence #x\d  be  no  more 
//S.30.2  2.fay  unto  it,  Get  thee  hence 

Jer.tf.  io.faying,Take  from  hence  3o.men  with 
Zech  6.7.and  he  faid,  Get  ye  hence ,walk  to  and  fro 
Afctf.4.  io. Jefus  unto  him.Get  thee  fe»ce,Satan 

i7.20.remove  hence  to  yonder  place,3nd  it 
I/^.4.9.Son  of  God,caft  thy  felf  down  (romhence 

13.3  i.get  thee out,&  depart  hen.fox  Herod  wil 

1 6.26. would  paffe  from  hence  to  you  cannot 
John  1 .  i6.takc  thefe  things  hence,mzke  not  my 

7.3 .depart  hence, ami  go  into  Judea,that 

1 4. 3  i.arife,let  us  go  hence 

i8.36.butnow  is  my  kingdome  not  from  hen. 

20. 1  ?.  Sir ,if  thou  have  born  him  hence ,rell  me 
Acl.  1 . 1  .bapt.  with  the  ho.G h.not  many  daies  hen. 

2  2. 21. for  I  will  fend  thee  far  tez.tothe  Genti. 
fam.A..  1  .come  they  not  bence,even  of  your  lufts 

I&encefoitij. 
Gra.4-r2.not  henceforth  to  thee  her  ftrength 
Num 18.2  zjchiloflfc-henccforthcome  nigh  the  ta 
Deut.17.16.ye  fhall hencefo.  return  no  more  that 

iq.zo. henceforth  commit  no  more  any  fuch 
Judg  2  ii. lie  not  henceforth  drive  out  any  from 

2  Kin.  ?. i7.for  thy  ferv.will  hencefo.offet  neither 
z  Chro  i6.Q.ftom  henceforth  thou  (halt  have  wars 
Vfal.  1 1  J.  2. from  henceforth  even  for  ever 

1 3  i^.hope  in  the  L.from  henceforth  &  for  ever 
Ifa.$.7.and  with  juftice  from  hence  for  .twen  for  ev, 
•j  1. 1  .for  henceforth  t  here  fhall  no  more  come 
f  9. 2 1. of  thy  feeds  feed  from  henceforth  and  for 
E?ett.i6.iz.nomorebenceforth bereave  them  of 
Mk. 4.7, in  mount  Zion  from  hmceforth,  even 
Mat.23.39.ye  fhall  not  fee  me  henceforth  till 

16. 29. He  not  drink  henceforth  of  this  fruit 
Lu\.  i.48.fromfe«ce/:all  gen. (hall  call  me  blefTed 
5  10. from  henceforth  thou  (halt  catch  m>n 
1  i.f  2. from  henceforth  there  fhalbe  five  in  one 
John  14.7  .horn  hence forth  ye ^know  him,and 

15.15  .henceforth  I  call  you  not  fervants,  for 
^iS.4-i7.fpeak  henceforth  to  no  man  in  this  name 

1 8.6.1  am  clean,  from  henceforth  I  will 
Rom.6.% .that  henceforth  we  Ihould  not  ferve  fin 
2  Cor.5. 1 5.fhou!d  not  hencefmth  live  to  themftlves 
16. wherefore  henceforth  know  we  no  man 

henceforth  know  we  him  no  more 
G«/.6.i7.from  henceforth  lee  no  man  trouble  me 
Ephef.4. 1 4>that  we  hencef.be  no  more  child.tofTed 

1 7. that  ye  henceforth  walk  not  as  other 
2  TiOT.4.8. henceforth  vhere  is  laid  up  for  me  a 
Heb.  10.13 .terae/tf  expecting  till  h is  ene.be  made 
Kew.  14. 1 3  .which  die  in  the  Lord  from  henceforth 

^eruefoiroarO. 
Num.  1  5.23.and  henceforward  among  \our  genera. 
Mat.  2 1 . 1 9-no  fruit  grow  on  thee  henceforward  for 

#crtcch. 
1  CfoM.33.the  fons  of  Midi  an,  Epharand  Henoch 

fcep'ier.    l!??pt)crite0. 
Num.i6.i » .of  Hepher  the  family  of  the  Hepherites 

3  3.Zelophehad  the  fon  of  Hepher  had  no 
J0f.17.z-a.nd  for  the  children  of  Hepher 

3.Zeloph:had  the  fon  or  H;phert  the 
1  f(i».4-i".and  all  the  land  of 'Hepher 
1  Cftr0.4.6.Naamahbare  him  Hepher  &  Temeni 


H  E  R       H  E  R 


HER       HER 


H  E  Rv    HER 


1 1. -$6 iHcpbcr the Mecherathite,a  valiant  man 
Kingoflfetphtt. 
y<^i2.i7.theking  of  Hepberone 

i&eph=5<bab. 
z  Kin.  2 1 .  i  .his  mothers  name  was  Hepb-xibab 
/f<z.6a.4.thou  {halt  be  called  Heph-^bab 

J^eraulD. 
Dan.  3 .4.then  an  Heraitld  cried  aloud,To  you  it  is 

$erb. 
Gen.  1. 1  i.the />£"<$  yeelding  feed  bring  forth 
lz.k^  yeelding  feed  after  his  kind 
2?. given  ycu  every  herb  beaiing  feed 
30.I  have  given  every  green  herb  for  meat 
2. {.made  every  herb  of  the  field,it  grew 
3.1 8. thou  (halt  eat  the  herb  of  the  field 
9.3 .the  green  herb  have  I  given  you  all  things 
£.v<Mf.o.22.and  upon  every  herb  of  the  field 
2{.haile  fmote  every  herb  of  the  field 
10. 1 2. and  cat  every  herb  of  the  land 

1 5  .they  did  eat  every  herb  of  the  land,  and 
Deut-i  z.z.as  the  fmall  rain  on  the  tender  herb 
%  Kin.  1 9.16. and  as  the  green  herb,as  the 
Job  8.1 2. it  withcreth  before  any  other  herb 

38.27.to  caufe  the  bud  of  the  tender  herb  to 
Pfal. 3  7. 2.and  wither  as  the  green  herb 

104.  i4.and  herb  for  the  fervice  of  man 
jrya.37.27.and  as  the  green  herb,as  the  grafle 
66.1 4-your  bones  (hall  flouriih  like  an  herb 
$erb0. 
Exod.  10,1  {.or  in  the  herbs  of  the  field  through 
,    12.8.  with  bitter  herbs  eat  it  Num-9.1i. 

DeutA  1. 10. watered  it  with  thy  foot  as  a  gar.of  h. 

1  -Kjn.2  1 .  i.that  I  may  have  it  for  a  garden  of  her. 

2  lQ».4'39-went  out  to  the  field  to  gather  herbs 
Pfal.  10  j. 3  { .did  eat  up  all  the  herbs  in  their  land 
Pro.  1 5 .  i7.better  is  a  dinner  of  herbs  where  love 

27  25. and  herbs  of  the  mountains  are  gathered 
lfa.  1 8 .4.1ike  a  clearc  beat  on  herbs,and 
16.19.  for  tby  dew  is  as  the  dew  of  herbs 
42.1  {.  and  dry  up  all  their  he/bs,and 
Jcr.  1 2.4-and  the  herbs  of  every  field  wither 
Mat.  1 3 . 3  2.it  is  the  greateft  among  herbs 
A/dr.4.3  2.and  becometh  greater  then  all  herbs 
Z«£.n.4i.and  all  manner  of  to^.r,and 
2?M#.i4.2.anotherwho  is  weak  eatcthherbs 
Heb.6.7.and  bringcth  forth  herbs  meet  for  them 

$FtO,oril?JtiM[, 
Gen.  13.?  .Lot  had  fl  ocks,fotriy,tents 
18. 7. Abraham  ran  unto  the  herd 
2,4.3  {.given  my  matter  flocks  and  herds 

2  6.  x  4.1faac  had  pofleffion  of  flocks  and  herds 

3  2.7.dividcd  herds  and  camels  into  two  bands 
33.13  .flocks  andherds  with  yoUng  are  with  me 
4f.10.thy  flocks  and  herds, hi  all  that  thou  haft 
46. 3  2.they  have  brought  their  flocks>fce«fa 
47. 1. their  flocks  and  herds  are  come 

17-for  the  cattell  of  their  herds,at\d  for  alTes 
1 8  .my  lord  alfo  had  our  herds  of  cattell 
jo. 8. their  flocks  and  herds  left  they  in  Goflien 
Exod.  1  o  .0. and  with  our  herds  will  we  go :  for 
24.  only  let  your  flocks  and  herds  be  ftayed 
12.3  2. alfo  take  your  flocks  and  berds,zs 
3  8. went  up  alfo  with  them,  &  flocks,  &  her. 
Levit.  1.  x.  ye  fhall  bring  your  offering  of  the  herd 
3 .  offering  be  a  burnt  facrifice  of  the  herd,\et 
;.i. if  he  offer  it  of  the  herd,  whether 
27.3  i.eoncerning  the  tithe  of  the  herd,or 
Num.  15.3  .unto  the  lord  of  the  berd,or  of  the  flock 
Vcut.  1 1.2  i.then  thou  (halt  kill  of  thy  herd,  of 
1  j.  19.  firftling  males  that  come  of  thy  herd 
i6.2.to  the  Lord  thy  God  ofthe  herd,and 
1  Sam.i  1.  {.Saul  came  after  the  he.ow  ofthe  field 
z  Sam.  1 2.4.  fpared  to  take  of  his  own  fce.todreffe 
1  Chro.  27.29.  over  the  herds  that  fed  in  Sharon 

over  the  herds  that  were  in  the  vallies 
lfa.6^.\o.a  place  for  the  herds  to  lie  down  in 
■jer,iu\i.fat  the  young  of  the  flock,&  of  thefe. 
Joel  1.1  S.the  he;ds  of  cattell  are  perplexed 
Jonah  3.7.nor  beanVwrf,or  flock  tafte 
Hab.  3 . 1 7.  and  there  (halbe  no  herd  in  the  ftalls 
Mrtf.8.3o.an  herd  of  many  fwine  feeding 
3 1. to  go  away  into  the  herd  of  fwine 
3  2.they  went  into  thehcrd  of  fwine 

whole  herd  of  fwine  ran  violently  down 
i  Mar.  {.  1 1  .a  ^reat  herd  of  fw  ine  feed  ing 
(  ij.herd  ran  violently  down  a  fteep  place 


Z.^.8.3  2. there  was  an  herd  of  fwine  feeding 
3  3  .herd  ran  violently  down  a  fteep  place 
Flocks  with  SjerOS,  See  -f  lOCfeSf, 
J^etotnan. 
Amo.7. i4.but  I  was  an  herdman,zt\d 

i^cttjtnen. 

Gen.  1 3 .7-a  ftrife  between  the  herdmen  of  Abrams 

cattell,  and  the  herdmen  of  Lots  cattell 

8.  let  there  be  no  ftrife  between  my  herdmen 

26.20.  herdmen  of  Gerar  did  ftrivewith  Ifaacs 

herdmen  faying  The  water  is  ours 

1  £4.21.7. chiefeft  ofthe frmte.that" belonged  to 

Amo.  1 .  i.who  was  among  the  herdmen  of  Tekoa 

Gen.  1 6. 1 3  .have  I  looked  h'ere  after  him  that  feeth 
19.12.haft  thou  krcanybefides 

I  { .take  thy  two  daughters  which  are  here 
21.23.  fweare  to  me  here  by  God  that  thou 
j 2 . 1  .Abraham  faid,Behol d  here  am  I 

{.abide  you  here  with  the  aiTe,I  and  the  lad 
7.my  father :  and  he  faid,  Here  am  I  ,my  fon 

I I  .faid,  Abraham,  Abra.&  he  {aid,Herc  am  I 
24.i3.behold,Iftandfe'f  by  the  well  of  water 
27.i.behold,/w£amI  iSam.12.3. 

i8.Ifaacfaid,He.am  I>who  art  thou,my  fon 
3 1 . 1 1  .faying,  Jacob.  And  I  faid,He  re  am  I 

Chapt.46.2. 
3  7.fet  it  here  before  my  brethren 
37.13 .  Jofcph  faid,Here  am  I 
40. 1  <,.here  alfo  have  I  done  nothing 
42.33.1eaveone  of  your  brethren  here 
47.23  \o,bere  is  feed  for  you 
£;w/.3.4.Mofes,Mofes :  and  he  faid, Here  am  I 
24. 14.10  the  Elders, Tarry  ye  here  for  us  till 
33,i6.wherein  fhallit  be  known  fe??,that 
Jto2.14.40. faying,  Lo,webefe/e,and  will 
z2.8.1odge  here  this  night,and  I  will  bring 
19.I  pray  you  tarry  ye  here  all  this  night 

2  3 . 1. build  me  here  feven  altars,  and  prepare 

me  here  feven  oxen,  and  feven  rams 
Vcrfe  29. 

3  2. 6.and  fhall  ye  fit  here 

i6.we  will  build  fheepfolds  here  for  our  cat. 
Deut.  j .  3  .who  are  all  of  us  here  alive  this  day 
12.8  .after  all  the  things  that  we  do  he.xhis  day 

29.1  {.but  with  him  that  ftandeth  to?  with  us 
with  him  that  is  not  here  with  us  this  day 

Jof.  1 8 . 6.that  I  may  caft  lots  for  you  here 

8.that  I  may  here  caft  lots  for  you  before 
/»^.4.20.any  man  here  ?  that  thou  (halt  fay,  No 
18.3  .and  what  haft  thou  here 
19.9. lodge  here,that  thine  heart  may  be 

24.behold,fop«  is  my  daughters  maiden 
20.7.give  here  your  advice  and  counfell 
Ruth  2. 8. but  abide  here  faft  by  my  maidens 
4. 1. turn  afide,(it  downe  here,and 
2. and  faid,  Sit  ye  downe  here,and 
i  Sam.i>i6.1  am  the  wom.that  flood  by  th«e  here 
3.4.Samuel :  and  he  anfwered,Here  ami 
{.ran  to  Eli,and  faid, Here  am  I 
6.went  toEli3and  h,id,Here  am  I,for  thou 
Verfe  S. 
1 6.and  he  anfwered,Here  am  I 
p.8.1  have  here  at  hand  the  fourth  part  of  a  (he. 

1 1  .and  faid  to  them,Is  the  Seer  here 
12.3  .here  I  am,witncfle  againft  me 
14.34  and  flay  them  here,and  eat,and 
16.1 1. are  here  all  thy  children 
2i.8.is  there  not  here  under  thine  handfpeare 
9. it  is  here  wrapt  in  a  cloth  behind 

for  there  is  no  other  fave  that  here 
22.1 2.heanfwered,H</,eIjam,  my  lord 
23.3  .behold,we  be  afraid  here  in  Judah,how 
29.3 .  what  do  thefe  Hebrewes  here  ?  &  Achifli 
2  Sam.i  .7.and  he  anfwered,  Here  am  I 

Chapt.i{.26.&2p.6.8. 
1 1. 1 2.David  faid  to  Uriah,Tarry  here  to  day 
1 8.3o.turn  afide,and  ftand  bere,and  he 
20.4.and  be  thou  here  prefent 

24.2  2.behold,  here  be  oxen  for  burnt  facrifice 
1  iC*»-2.30.he  faid,Nay,butI  will  die  here 

1 8.8.go  tell  my  lord,  Behold,Elijah  is  here 

Chapt.11.14. 
1 9.9.what  doft  thou  here  Elijah  Ver.  1 3 . 

20.40.as  thy  fervant  was  bufie  here  and  there 
22.7.is  there  not  here  a  prophet  ofthe  L.befides 


2  Kin.  2.  z.Elijah  faid  to  Eliiha,Tarry  here  I  pray 

■     1  1  .  Verfe  46. 

3 . 1 1  .is  there  not  here  a  prophet  ofthe  Lo.that 
and  faidjHm:  is  Eliflia  the  fon  of  Shaphat 
7.3.  why  fit  we  here  untill  we  die 

4.  ahd  if  we  fit  ftill/;OT,  we  die  alfo.Now 
1  o.a  3  .look  that  there  be  here  with  you  none  of 

1  Chro.z?.  17-with  joy,thy  peo.which  are  prefe.fe 

2  Chro-ii.6.  is  there  not  here  a  prophet  ofthe  Lo' 
Job  3  8. 1 1  .here  fhall  thy  proud  waves  be  ftayed 

3  {.and  fay  unro  thee, Here  we  are 
Pfal.il  2.i4.tee  wil  I  dwell,for  I  havedefired  it 
Ifa.z  i.9.bchold>iv?  cometh  a  charet  of  men  with 
22.16.  v/hat  haft  thou  here  ?  and  whom 

haft  thou  here,  that  thou  haft  hewed 

theeoutafepnlchre/jw^as 
28.1  o.here  a  little,  and  there  a  little     Ver.  1 3 

{z.{.whathaveIte?'e,faiththeLord,that  ' 
{  8. 9. and  he  (ball  {ay, Here  I  am 

£^.8.6.that  the  houfe  oflfrael  committethfcw 

1 7. abominations  which  they  commit  here 
H°f-7- 9-yea',gray  haires  are  here  and  there 
Mat.i  2.4i.bchold,  a  greater  then  John  is  here 

,   ,   . ,  Luke  1 1.32. 

42.bebo!d,i  greater  then  Solomon  is  here 
Lu\e  1 1 . 3 1 
14-8-give  me  here  John  Bapt.head  in  a  charger 
1 7-we  have  here  but  five  loaves  and  2.fi(hes 

i6.28.therebefomeftanding/;e.whichwilnot 
1 7>4.Lord,it  is  good  for  us  to  be  he-re 

if  thou  wilt,  let  us  make  here  3.taberna. 
24.2.therc  (hall  not  be  left  /v.one  ftone  on  an' 

23%  toyou.Lofere  is  Chrift.or there 
26.3  6.(it  ye  hcre,vi  hile  I  go  and  pray  yonder 

3  8.tarry  ye  fere, and  watch  with  me 
28.6.he  is  not  hercjor  he  is  rifen,as  he  faid 
^A.6.3.are  not  his  lifters  here  with  us,and 
8.4.can  a  man  fatisfie  thefc  men  with  bread  he. 
9.{.Mafter,  it  is  good  for  us  to  be  here 

L"ke  9.33. 

1 3 . 1  .and  what  buildings  are  here 

2 1  .fay  unto  you,Lo,/;e)c  is  Chrift^or 
1 4. 3  2  .fit  ye  few,  while  I  (hall  pray 

34.tarry  ye  here  and  watch 
1 6.6.he  is  rifen,he  is  not  herefcehold 
L^.4.23.  done  in  Caper.do  alfo  fe.in  thy  count. 
9. 1 2.for  we  are  here  in  a  defart  place 

27-thcre  be  fome  ftanding  fce.which  foal  not 

17.2  i.fay,Lo  here  or  there,  for  the  kingdome 
2  3  .fay  to  you,See  here, or  fee  there,  go  not 

19.20.beh.old,  here  is  thy  pound  which  I  have 

22.3  8.behold,  here  are  two  fwords :  &  he  faid 
24. 6. he  is  notk/e,but  is  rifen 

4 1. faid  to  them,Have  ye  here  any  meat 

John  6.9. there  is  a  lad  here  which  h3th  {.barl.loa. 

1 1 .  %  1 .  Lord,if  thou  hadft  been  here,my  broth. 

Verfe  32. 

^c7.8.36.the  Eunuch  faid,Sec,  here  is  water,what 

9.io.Ananias,Behold,I  am  fe?-f,Lord 

I4.and  here  he  hath  authority  from  the 
10.33  .therefore  are  we  all  here  prefent  before 
16.28.for  we  are  all  here 
14. 19-who  ought  to  have  been  he. before  thee 

ao.or  elfe  let  thefe  famete'e  fay,if  thej 
2{.24-and  all  men  which  are  here  prefent  with 
and  alfo  Jwe,crying,  that  he  ought  not 
CV.4.p.unto  you  all  things  which  are  donefcft'e 
Heb.-j.i.here  men  that  die  receive  tithes,  but. 
1 3.  i4.for  here  have  we  no  continuing  city 
Jam.i-i .  fit  thou  h]ere  in  a  good  place 

or  fit  here  under  my  footftoole 
1  Pet.  1.17.  pafle  the  time  of  your  fojourningtere 
Rev.  1 3 .  10.fo.is  the  patience  &  faith  of  the  Saints 
i%.bcre  is  wifdome,let  him  that  hath 
1 4. 1  z.here  is  the  patience  of  the  Saints 

here  ate.  they  that  keep  the  commandem. 

i-j.y.here  is  the  mind  which  hath  wifdome 

Stand  i&ete.  See  g>tanD. 

hereafter, 

//rt.4i.2  3  .fhew  the  things  that  are  to  come  hereaf. 

E\e{.  20. 3  9. hereafter  alfo,  if  ye  will  not  hearken 

Z><«z.2.29.what  fhould  come  to  pafle  hereafter ^.wd 

4{.know  what  (hall  come  to  pafle  hereafter 
Mat.x6.6nf.  hereafter  (hall  ye  fee  the  Son  of  man 
Mar.\  1 . 1 4.no  man  eac  fruit  of  thee  hereafter, (at 
Ik£.  22.69.  hereafter  (hall  the  Son  of  man  fit  on 
John  i.  { 1  .hereafter ) 


HER       HER 

John  i .  f  i .hereafter  ye  (hall  fee  heaven  open,and 
1 3 .7-but  thou  (halt  know  hereafter 
1 4. 30. hereafter  I  will  not  talk  much  with  you 

1  Tim.i.  i6\pattern  to  them  wcl'  mould  herea.bele. 

Rev.  1 . 1 9.wtite  the  things  which  fhalbe  hereafter 
4. 1  .He  (hew  the  things  which  muft  be  hereafter 
9.1  z  .there  come  two  woes  more  hereafter 
^erebp. 

Gra.41.  r  1. hereby  ye  fhalbe  proved 

3  3  .hereby  (hall  I  know  that  ye  are  true 

Num.  16. 28. hereby  ye  (hall  know  that  the  Lo.hath 

Jof.  3.  10 hereby  ye  (hall  know  that  the  Iivi.God  is 

1  C 0r.4-4.yet  am  I  not  hereby  juftified 

1  John  i.i-bereby  we  do  know  that  we  know  him 

^.hereby  know  we  that  we  are  in  him 
3.16.  hereby  perceive  we  the  love  of  God 
1  ^.hereby  we  know  that  we  are  of  the  truth 
z^hereby  we  know  that  he  abideth  in  us 
4%z.hereby  know  ye  the  fpirit  of  God 
6. hereby  know  we  the  fpirit  of  truth 
1  3  .hereby  know  we  that  we  dwell  in  him 
lutein. 
Gen.  3 4.1  2. only  herein  will  the  men  confent  to  us 
z  Chro.  1 6. 9. herein  thou  haft  done  foolifhly 
John  4.57.  herein  is  that  faying  true,  One  fo  weth 
9. ^o. herein  is  a  marvellous  thing,that  ye 
1  ^.i.herein  is  my  father  glorified,that 
Ac! .  14. 1 6.and  herein  do  I  exercife  my  felfe 

2  Cor.8.  io.and  terns  I  give  mine  advice,  for  this 
1  John  4.  io.fccreis  is  love,not  that  we  loved  God 

1  ^.herein  is  our  love  made  perfeft 

Juk.  1.  j$.Amorites  would  dwell  in  mount  Her. 

i&erefy, 
1  Cforo.o.  1  j. and  Bakbakkar,Her<?/o,and  Galal 

fteretefoje. 

JEOTi.4.10.1  am  not  eloquent,  neither  beretofo.nor 
y  ,7.ftraw  to  make  brick  as  heretofore 

8.  tale  of  the  bricks  w  hich  they  did  make  he. 

i4.and  to  day,  as  heretofore 
Jof.  j.4.ye  have  not  paffed  this  way  heretofore 
Ruth  2.1  i.which  thou  kneweft  not  heretofore 
1  Sam.4.7  -natb.  not  been  fuch  a  thing  heretofore 
z  Cor.  1  j  .i.now  I  write  to  them  which  heret.hive 

.4S.24.  i4.after  the  way  which  they  call  te?/ze 

JjKrettcfe. 
T«.  3 .  10. a  man  that  is  an  hereinafter  the  firft  and 

hereunto. 
Ecclef.z.z^.or  who  elfe  can  haften  hereunto  more 
1  Pet.  2. 21. for  even  hereunto  were  ye  called 
i£ere8e0. 

1  Cor. 1 1. 19.  there  muft  be  alfo  herefi.  among  you 
Gtf/.  5 .20.wtath,ftrife,feditionSjte'e/?M 

2  Pef.2.  1. who  privily  (hall  bring  in  dzm.herefies 

$eteroit%. 
E^.16.29. yet  thou  waft  not  fatisfiedfoereOTfb 
Mai. 3. io.and  prove  me  now  herewith 

Sjijrttage. 

-E.Y»d.6.8.Ilegive  it  you  for  an  heritage, hith 

Job  zo.zy.beritage  appointed  by  God  for  him 
27. 13. and  the  berzta.  of  oppreffoLS,  which  they 

Pfal.  1 6.6.yea>I  have  a  goodly  heritage 

61. 5. thou  haft  given  me  the  heritage  of  thofe 
94.?.and  afflift  thine  heritage 
1 1  i.6.that  he  may  give  them  the  herita.oi  the 
1 19. 1 1 1.  thy  teftim.have  I  taken  as  an  heritage 
127.3  .lo,cIiildren  are  an  heritage  of  the  Lord 
1 3  ?.  1 2. and  gave  their  land  for  an  heritage 
1 36.2 1  .and  gave  their  land  for  an  heritage, to 
z  z. even  an  heritage  to  Ifrael  his  fervant 

lfa.  5  4. 17  .this  is  the  heritage  of  the  fervant  s 
58. 14.  and  feed  thee  with  the  heritage  of  Jacob 

Jer.z.7.  and  made  mine  heritages  abomination 
3. 1 9. and  give  thee  a  goodly  heritage  o( the 
1 2.7  I  have  left  mine  heritage,!  have 
8.mine  heritage  is  unto  me  as  a  lion,  in 
^.mine  heritage  is  to  me  as  a  fpeckled  bird 
1  j. bring  again  every  man  to  his  heritage 
i7'4.difcontinue  from  thine  heritage 
5  o.  1 1 .0  ye  deftroyers  of  mine  feijtage,becaufe 

Joel  2,i7.and  give  not  thine  heritage  to  reproach 
J. 2. and  for  mine  heritage  \(rs.c\,  whom  they 

JW/r.2.2.even  a  man,and  his  heritage 

7.14-the  flock  of  thine  heritage, which  dwell 
1 8 .  by  the  tranf.of  the  remnant  of  his  heri  ta. 


HER      HER 

Mai.  1 . 3. and  his  heritage  wafte,for  the  dragons 
i  Pef.5.3.  neither  as  being  lords  over  Gods  herita. 


ifa.^y.S.to  caufe  to  inheric  the dcfolate heritages 

3Ncma0. 
ftw».i6.J4.falute  Phlegon,  Hermas 

Ro»z.i6\i4.falutePatrobas,H<Y/^j&thebrethre 
2  Tim.1.1  f.of  whom  are  Phygellus  &  Hermogenes 

ferment. 

Deul.3.2.  from  the  river  of  Arnon  to  mount  Her. 

p.which  Hermon  the  Sidonians  call  Sir  ion 

4«48.even  to  mount  Sihon,which  is  Hermon 

Jof. 1 1. 3. under  Hermon  in  the  land  of  Mifcpeh 

17. under  mount  Hermon,znd  all  kings  he 

1 2. 1  .from  the  river  Arnon  to  mount  Hermon 

5-and  reigned  in  mount  Hermon,2nd 
13.  j. from  Baal-Gad  under  mount  Her.  unto 
1 1  .and  all  mount  Hermon,and  all  Bafhan 
1  Cfo'0.f.23.toBaal-hermon,&  to  mount  Hermon 
Pfal.S 9. i2. Hermon  (hall  rejoycein  thy  name 

1 3  3 . 3 .as  the  dew  of  Hermon^nd  as 
6wf.4.8.1ook  from  the  top  of  Hermon,from 

i&ermonitcd. 
Pfal.4z.6.znd  of  the  Hermonites  from  the  hill 

HeroD. 
Mat.i.i.'m  the  daies  of  Herod  the  King,behold 
3. when  Hera?  the  King  heard  thefc  things 
7.then  Herfli  when  he  had  privily  called 
1 2.that  they  fhould  not  return  to  Herod 
1 3. for  Herod  will  feek  the  young  child  to 
1 5. was  there  untill  the  death  ot  Herod 
i6.then  Her.when  he  faw  that  he  was  mock, 
ij.but  when  He/'.wasdead,behold  an  angel 
22. in  the  room  of  his  father  Herod 
14. 1.  at  that  time  Herod  the  Tetrarch  heard 
3. for  Herod  had  laid  hold  on  John,  and 
6. Herods  birth-day  was  kept,the  daughter  of 
Herodias  daunced  before^-*  Herod 
Mar. 6. 1 4.and  king  Herod  heard  of  him,  for  his 
i6.when  Herod  heard  thereof  he  faid,It  is 
1 7  .for  Herod  himfelfe  had  fent  forth,and 
i8.for  John  had  faid  to  Herod,lt  is  not 
,    20.for  Herod  feared  John,know  ing  that  he 
z  1. that  Her.  on  his  birth-day  made  a  fuppcr 
22.came  in, and  danced, and  pleafed  Herod 
8.1  y.and  of  the  leaven  of  Herod 
Lull.  1.  $. there  was  in  the  daies  of  Herodthe 
$.i.znd  Herod  being  Tetrarch  of  Galilee,and 
i9.butHerodthe  Tetrarch  being  improved  by 
for  all  the  evils  which  Herodlnd  done 
8. 3. Joanna  wife  of  Chuza  Herods  fteward 
9. 7. now  Herod  the  Tetrarch  heard  of  all  that 

j.Herod  faid,John  have  I  beheaded,but 
13.3 1. for  Herod  will  kill  thee 
23-7.be  belonged  unto  Herods  jurifdiction,he 
fent  him  to  Herod,  who  himfelfe  was 
8. when  Herodhvr  Jefus,he  was  exceed. glad 
1 1  .Her. with  his  men  of  war  fet  him  at  nou. 
1 2. the  fame  day  Pilate  &  Herod  were  made 
1  f  .no,nor  yet  Herod,fot  I  fent  you  to  him 
Att  .4.17  -both  Herod  and  Pontius  Pilate  with 
IS.  1.  about  that  time  Herod  the  king  ftretcbed 
6.when  Herod  would  have  brought  him 
1 1. hath  delivered  me  out  of  the  hand  of  Her. 
19-and  when  Herod  had  fought  for  him 
20.and  Herod  was  highly  difpleafed  with 
2i.on  a  fet  day  Herod arayed  in  royall  appar. 
1 3.4.  which  had  been  brought  up  with  Her.the 
23.3  5. him  to  be  kept  in  Herods  judgment  hall 

$eroOiatt0. 

Mtft.22.i(5.tohim  their difciple  with  the  Herodi. 
Mar. 7,  .6. took  counfel  with  the  Herodians  aga.him 
12.13  .and  of  the  Herodians ,to  catch  him  in  his 
$eroota0. 

,M<2r.i4.3.put  him  in  prifon  for  Herodias  fake 
6.daughter  of  Herodias  daunced  before  them 

Mar. 6- 17. bound  him  in  prifon  for  Herodias  fake 
19.  therefore  Herodias  had  a  quarrell  againft 
22.when  the  daug.of  the  fame  Herodias  came 

L«^.3.i9.reproved  by  him  for  Herodias  his  broth. 
li?erot>fott. 

Rom.  1 6. 1 1  .falutc  Herodion  my  kinfman 
i^er-on. 

I«Mi.i9.theStork,the  Heron         Deut.14.1S. 


H  E  5      HEW 

J0bj9.16.zs  though  they  were  not  hers 

^ZX  felfe.  See  it  in  ^jjelfe  altogether. 

$pEfeb. 

1  Kin.4.  io.the  fon  of  Hefeb  in  Aruboth 


Num,z  1.25-Ifrael  dwelt  in  Hcfibonwith  all  the 
2 6. for  Hejhbon  was  the  city  of  Sihon 
27.fpake  in  proverbs,fay,Come  into  Hejhbon 
28.there  is  a  fire  gone  out  oiHejhbon,3. 
30. Hejhbon  is  pertihed  even  to  Dibon 
34.  king  of  the  Amor.which  dwelt  atHeJhb. 
3 2.3. and  Hefhbon,md  Ekaleh,and Shcbam 
3  7.the  children  of  Reuben  built  Hejhbon 
Dent.  1.4.  king  of  the  Amo.which  dwelt  at  Htfhb. 
2. 24. into  thy  hand  Sihon  the  Amo.K.ofHcJh. 
26.unto  Sihon  king  of  Hejhbon  with 
30. but  Sihon  king  of  Hejhbon  would  not 
3.2.of  Amorites  which  dwelt  at  Hejhbon 
6.as  we  did  to  Sihon  king  of  Hejhbon 
4-46~.who  dwelt  at  He/?;&0/z,whom  Mofesand 
29.7.Sihon  the  king  of  HcJhbon,and  Og 
Jof.g.  lO.to  Sihon  king  of  Htfljbon,and  to  Og 
i2.2.whodweltin  Hefhbun,n\d ruled  from 

%  .the  border  of  Sihon  king  of Hejhbon 
i3.io.which  reigned  in  He(hbon  unto  the  bord. 
1 7. Hejhbon,  and  all  her  cities  that  are  in 
2 1.  which  reigned  in  Hejhbon,  whom  Mofes 
26.and  from  Hejhbon  unto  Ramath,Mizpeh 
27.of  Sihon  king  of  Hejhbon,]oxdzn  and 
21.39.He/Mrawitb.herfuburbs     1  Chro.6.81. 
Judg.  1 1 .  19  unto  Sihon  the  king  of  Hejhbon 
2tf.while  Ifrael  dwelt  in  HcJhbon,and 
Nek9.zz.3nd  the  land  of  the  king  of  Hejhbon^nd 
tof.7.4.thine  eies  like  the  fifh-pooles  in  Hejhbon 
lfa. i$.4.and  Hejhbon  (hall  cry,and  Elealeh  their 
16.8. for  the  fields  of  Hi^)fo;dangui(h,and 
9.Ile  water  thee  with  my  teares,0  HeJJibon 
/er.48.2.in  Hejhb.they  have  devifed  evill  againft 
3  4.from  the  cry  of  Hefhbon^tn  to  Elealeh 
45-that  fledjftood  under  the  fhadow  of  Hejh. 
a  fire  (hall  come  forth  out  of  Hejhbon 
49. 3.  how  le,0  Hejhbon,for  Ai  is  fpoiled 
i^efbmon. 
/o/".iy.27.Hazar,Gaddah,and  Hejhmon,8c  Bethp. 


Exod.74.i.hew  the  2.tables  of  ftone     Dcut.ic.x. 

Dcut.  12.3.  and  you  (hall  hew  down  the  grav.ima. 

1 9.5. into  the  wood  with  his  neighb.tofcjfwo. 

1 1(is.5.6.that  they  hew  me  cedar  trees  out  of  Leb. 

that  can  skill  tohew  timber  like  unto 

1 8  .Hirams  builders  did  hew  them,and 

1  Cfoo.22.2.hefetMafons  to  hew  wrought  ftones 

2  Chro. 2.i.and  Soooo.tofcewin  the  mountaines 
Jer.6.6.bew  ye  down  trees,&  caft  a  mount  againft 
Dan.4.i4-hew  down  the  tiee,andcut  offhisbran. 

2  7.hew  the  tree  down,  and  deftroy  it 

Exod.14-4.be  hewed  1. tables  of  ftone  like  to  the 
Deut.io.i,.bewed  z.tables  of  ftone  like  to  the  firft 
1  Sam.i  i-7-and  hewedthem  in  pieces, and  fent 

1  y.3  3  .&  Sam.hcwcd  Agag  in  pieces  before  the 
1  Kjn.f.i7-bewcd  ftones  to  lay  the  foundation 
6.1  dinner  court  with  3.rowesoffeweiftone 
7.9.according  to  the  meafures  oihewed  ftones 
Verfe  1 1 . 
1 2.great  court  with  3.rowesof  hewed  ftones 
z:Kjn.  1 2 .1  z.hewed  ftone  to  repaire  the  breaches 
lfa.2z.16.tha1  thou  haft  hewed  thee  out  a  fepulchre 
^^^      Jer. z.  1 1-a.n 


Gen.io.  i<;. Cm. begat  Sidon&Heth  1  chr.  1.13. 
23.3  .Abraham  fpake  ro  the  fons  of  Heth 
y. children  of  He.  anfwered  Abraham,faying 
7.Abra.  bowed  himfelf  before  the  chil.of  H. 
10.  Ephron  dwelt  among  thechildr.of  Heth 
anfw.  Abra.in  the  audi. of  the  child.of  He. 
ifi.named  in  audience  of  thechildr.of  Heth  j 
i8.fureto  Abra.in  prefen.of  the  chil.of  Heth 
20.madefure  to  Abrah.by  the  fons  oiHcth 
2f.io.£cld  wch  Abr.putchaf.by  the  fons  of  He. 
27.46. of  my  life,becaufe  of  the  daught.of  He. 
if  Jacob  take  a  wife  of  the  daught.of  Heth 
49.3  2.purchafe  was  from  the  children  of  Heth 

fjetbluit. 

£^.47.1  <f  .the  way  oiHetblonas  men  go  to  Zed. 
48. 1. to  the  coaft  of  the  way  of  Hethlon 


HEW      HE  Z 


HE  Z      HEZ 


HID      HID 


Jer.i.  1 3.3nd  hewed  them  out  cifternes,  broken 
Rof.6.%. therefore  have  I  hewed  them  by  the  prop. 


Pro.9. iihe  hath  hewen  out  her  feven  pillars 
I/rt.io.jj.highonesofftaturefhalbetowtfdotii 

3  3  ^.Lebanon  is  afhamed  and  hewen  downe 

5  i.i.looke  to  the  rocke  whenceye arethewen}& 
Mat.^.io.is  fo.down  &  caft  into  the  fire  ch.7.19. 

27.6o.which  he  ha.d  hewen  out  of  the  rock,and 
Mar\e  1  j. 46.  which  was  hewen  out  of  a  rocke,and 
Litfe  3-9-'s  hewen  down  and  caft  into  the  fire 

2 3. 5 3. in  a  fepulchre  that  was  hewen  in  fto*ne,& 
i^erjOCtt  ./?<>#}  See  it  in  j&tOtte. 

Deut.z9.11.from  the  hewer  of  thy  wood  unto  the 

Jojh.g.z  1  .but  let  them  be  hewers  of  wood  and 

2  3.and/;rawofwood,  &  drawers  of  water 
27.made  them  that  day  hewers  of  wood,  and 

1  Kj».  5 . 1 5. &  fourfcore  thoufand.fe.in  the  moun. 

2  Kj».  12.12.  and  to  mafons,  &  hewers  of  ftone,& 

1  Chr. 2 2.1$. workmen  with  thee  in  abund.foew.8c 

2  rty.  2.io.Ile  give  to  thy  fervants  the  he.  that  cut 

i8.and  fourfcore  thouf.  to  be  hewers  in  the 
y<2»\46.22.3gainft  her  with  axcs,as  hew.  of  wood 

i$ea>etrj. 
Ifa.10.1  y.axeboaft  it  felfe  aga. him  that  hewetb 
zz.16.  as  he  that  hewetb  him  out  a  fepulchre  on 
44.i4.hetew*fc  him  down  Cedars  and 

1  Chro.%.17.  and  Retekj,  and  Heber 

i^C5£b<al),  or  read  (gje&tasf, 

2  Kjra.16.20.8c  He^ehjah  his  fon  reign. in  his  ftead 

18. i.that  Re^kjab began  to  reigne 

9. in  the  fourth  yeere  of  Hexekiah, which  was 
io.even  in  the  fixth  yeer  of  Re%el(iah,  that  is 
1 3. in  the  fourteenth  ye.of  He^.did  Senacher. 

.    l^.He^ekjah  King  of  Judah  fent  to  the  King 
King  of  Affyr.appointed  toHe^King  of 
1  y.and  Re%ekjab  gave  him  all  the  filver  that 
i6.at  that  time  did  He^.cut  ofFall  the  gold 
&  from  the  pillars  which  Re%ei(iab  Ki.of 
i7.King  of  Affyr.fent  Tartan  to  K.He.with 
lo.fpeake  ye  now  to  He^e^iah ,Thus 
Z2.whofe  altars  Re%ek}ab  hath  taken  away 
29.  let  not  He%ekiab  deceive  you,for  he  (hall 
jya.36.14. 
30.neithcir  let  Re^ehiab  make  you  truft  in 
3 1. hearken  not  to  He^ekjah, fot  thus 

3  z.and  hearken  not  to  Re%el(iab  when  he 
37.  &  Joafli  the  record. to  H^.with  their  clo. 

1 9. 1. when  He^cl{iah  heard  it>that  he  rent  his 
3  .thus  faith  He^iab,  This  day  is  a  day  of 
5. fervants  of  He^iab  came  to  Ifaiah 
t).fentmeu"eng.again  unto  Heigtyab,' faying 
10. thus  fhall  ye  fpeak  to  HeTgfyab  king  of 
14  Heigkjab  received  the  letter  of  the  hand 

He^e^.vi  eat  up  into  the  houfe  of  the  L. 
1  ^.He%cl(iah  prayed  before  the  Lord,and 
20.Ilai.fon  of  Amos  fent  to  Re%ek\i.  faying 

20. 1. in  thofe  dales  was  Re^ckiab  fick  unto 
3  .and  Re^iab  wept  fore  I/a.  38.3. 

y  .and  tell  Heteliiah  the  captain  of  my  people 
8.and  Re\ekjab  faid  to  Ifaiah.VVhat  fhall 

1  o.He\el(iab  anfwered,It  is  a  light  thing  for 
1 2.prelent  to  He^.for  he  heard  that  Re\ek,. 
1 3. and  Re\ehjah  hearkened  unto  them,and 

that  Re%el{iab  fhewed  them  not 
Ifaiah  39.2. 
1 4.1faiah  the  prophet  to  HeTgtyah,  and 

Re^iah  faid,They  are  come  fromBabyi. 
15. and  Hc^.anfwered,  All  the  things  that 
i6.Ifaiah  faid  to  Re?$kiab  ,\iexe  the  word 
I9.then  Re%el(iab  faid  toIfaiah,Good  is 
20.thereft  of  the  acts  of  He^;z<zk,and  all 
zi-Re^hjab  flept  with  his  fathers,and 
21.3  .which  He^ckjah  his  father  had  deftroyed 

1  Chro.3.1 3.Ahaz  his  foa,Re?$l(iah  his  fon 

2  3. and  He^ekiabmi.  A7.rikam,three 
4.4 1. came  in  the  dales  of  He^hjah  king  of 

2  CJ;/'0.28.27.and  Re^ekjab  his  fon  reigned  in 

zg.i.He^tyah  began  to  reigne  when 

1 8 .  then  they  went  in  to  He^elyah  the  king 
20. then  He^ekjah  rofe  early,and 
27.and  He^.comruanded  to  offer  the  burnt 
3o,morcover,  He^e^iab  the  king,&  theprin. 


3 1. then  Retetyab  anfwered  and  faid,  Now 
3<y.and  He^ehjab  rejoyced^  all  the  people 

3  o.  1  .and  He^.fent  to  all  Ifrael  and  Judah,  & 

s,  a^.but  Retehiah  prayed  for  them,faying 
,  20.the  Lord  hearkened  to  Re^el(iab^nA 

*•/  2  2.He^.fpake  comfortably  to  all  the  Levi. 
;gf4.for  He^.king  of  Judah  did  give  to  the 

3 1. 2. and  Re^ehiah appointed  the  courfes  of  the 
8.when  He^.and  the  princes  came  &  faw 
9.  then  He^e.queftioned  with  the  priefts,ancl 
n. then  He^.commanded  to  prepare  cham. 
1 3 .at  the  command.of  He^etyah  the  king,& 
20.  thus  did  Re^elyab  thorowout  all  Judah 

3  2.2.when  He^eliiah  faw  that  Senacherib  was 
8. refted  themfelves  on  the  words  of  Hc\efc. 
9.and  all  his  power  with  him  to  H^^.and 
1 1 .  doth  not  Re%^hiah  perfwade  you  to  give 
1 2. hath  not  the  fame  Re^el(iab  taken 

1  5.  therefore  let  not  Rete((iah  deceive  you 
i6.and  againft  his  fervant  He^fyah 

1 7X0  fhall  not  the  God  of  Rc$el(iab  deliver 
2o.for  this  caufe  Re^el^ah  the  king,and 
22.thus  the  Lord  faved  He^efyab,  and 

2  3. and  prefents  to  Re^iah  king  of  Judah 
24.HI  thofe  daies  He^e^iah  was  fick  to  death 
aj.but  He^.tendred  not  ngain,according 
z6.Re%el(iah  humbled  himfelf  for  the  pride 

came  not  on  them  in  the  daies  of  He^ckjah 
27.and  He%ek.  had  exceeding  much  rkhes 
30.the  fame  He^el^iah  alfo  flopped  the 

and  He^el(iab  profpered  in  all  his  works 

3  2.the  reft  of  the  ads  of  Hc^w/j,and 

3  3  .and  Re-Kg\iab  flept  with  his  fathers ,and 
3  3 .3  .which  Re^l(iah  his  father  had  broken 
E'kt.z.  1 6.  the  children  of  Ater  of  Re%el{iah 

Nehcm.  7.21. 
Pro.z  y.  1  .which  the  men  of  Re^)(iah  copied  out 
I/a. 1. 1  .daies  of  Re^el(iah  king  of  Judah 

36. 1.  in  the  i4.yeer  of  king  Reo^e.  that  Senach. 
2.to  Jerufal.to  king  Re^e\(iab  with  an  army 
4.fay  ye  now  to  He\eliiab,Thus  faith 
7,and  whofc  altars Re?$\(iah  hath  taken 
1  %.  neither  let  He^.rr.ake.you  truft  in  the 
i6\hearken  not  to  Rexe^iah^fot  thus 
i8.beware,  left  He^fah  perfwade  you 
22.Joah  the  record.to  Re%.  with  their  cloths 
37,i.when  He^e.heard  it,that  he  rent  his  cloths 
y . fervants  of  He\eliiab  came  to  Ifaiah 
9-he  fent  meffengers  to  He^i^,faying 
jo.thus  fhall  ye  fpeak  to  He^fyah  king  of 
i^.Re^l(iah  received  the  letter  from  the 

Hc^.went  up  to  thi  houfe  of  the  Lord 
I  {.and  Retgtyah  prayed  unto  the  Lord 
2 1  .then  Ifaiah  fent  unto  Re ^jdJb,faying 
3  8.1  .in  thofe  daies  Hetetyab  was  fick  to  death 
2. then  Reigtyah  turned  his  face  toward 
5.go,and  fay  to  Retgtyah,  Thus  faith 
9. the  writing  of  He^efab  king  of  judah 
zz.He%el(iab  alfo  had  faid,Whatis 
3  9.  i. fent  letters  and  a  prefent  to  He%el(iab 
1  .and  RetgXiab  was  glad  of  them,  and 
3  .then  came  Ifaiah  to  king  Hex^k.-  ani^  fa'^ 

HeTgtyah  faid,  They  arc  come  from  afar 
4.and  Hf^.anfwered,  {All  that  is  in  mine 
y.then  faid  Ifaiah  to He^.Hear  the  word  of 
8. then  faid  He%etyah  to  Ifaiah,Good  is  the 
fcr.  1  y.4.becaufe  of  Manaffeh  fon  of He^ef(iah 
z6. 1 8.Micah  prophefied  in  the  daies  of  He^ty. 
19-did  Hc^.king  ofJudah,and  all  Judah 
Hcf.i.i.Maz,He^el(iah  kings  of  Judah,  and 
Mic.1.1.  in  the  daies  of  Aha  %  &  Hf^.kings  of  Ju. 
Mat.  1.9.  and  Achas  begat  Etetyas 

i°.and  Eigtyas  begat  Manafles,  &  Manafles 

1  Cbro.z^.x  y .  the  feventeenth  to  Hczer 

1  Kjn.i  y.i8.thefon  of  Region  king  of  Syria,that 
Neb.  1  o.2o.Magpiafh,Mefhullam,  He-yr 

2  Saw.  2  3.3  t.Heyai  rhe  Carmelite 

r  Chro.-s  1. 37. He^othe  Carmelite 

Gen.qg.g.fons  of  Reuben,He^jwz,  Carmi 

Exod'6.14- 


i2.the fons  of  Pharefc, He^raz,  Han.ul 

lCkmn.i.e, 
Nitm.z6.6.ofHe^iw  the  family  of  the  Heyonites 

Verfe  2 1 . 
Ruth  4.i8.Pharefc  begat  Heyon 

1 9. and  Re^ron begat  Ram,and  Ram 
1  Chro.  2.9.the  fons  alfo  ofHeyes  that  were 
1 8. and  Caleb  the  fon  of  Hebron  begate 
2  i.and  after  Reyon  went  in  to  the 
24,and  after  that  Re%?m  was  dead  in  Caltb 
then  Abiah  Heytrns  wife  bare  him  A(hur 
2f  .fonsof  Jerahmeel  the  fitft-bornof  Rcy. 
4. 1. fons  of  Judah,  Pharez,Hf^o«,and 
l^e^ron. 
fof.i  y.3.and  paffed  along  to  Hebron .and  went 

Gra.3.8.Adam  and  his  wife  Wthemfelves 

1  o.becaufe  I  was  naked  I  hid  my  felfe 
3  ?.4.Jacob  bio! them  under  an  oake 

Exod.i.z.(hzhidW{m  three moneths 
ii.and/w/him  in  thefand 
3-<f  .and  Mofes  hid  his  face,  for  he 
Jro/i2.4.and  hid  them,  and  faid  thus,There 
6.and  hid  them  with  the  ftalkcsof  flaxe 
6.  i7.becaufe  (he  hid  ihe  meflen.which  we  fent 

2  y.becaufe  fhe  hid  the  meffen.which  Jofliua 
7. 2 1. behold, they  are  hid  in  the  earth  in 

2  2. behold, it  was  hid  in  his  tent,and 
10.16.and  hid  themfelves  in  a  cave 

1 7. the  five  kings  arc  found  hid  in  a  cave 
2 7. into  the  cave  wherein  they  had  been  hid 
Judf-9-  f  .for  he  hid  himfelfe 

1  S<s«.  3. 1 8. and  to/ nothing  from  him,and 

1 0.2 z.  he  hath  hid  himfelfe  among  the  ftuffe 
14  1 1. out  of  the  holes  where  they  had  fc.themf. 
22.  which  bad  feirfthemf.in  mount  Epbraim 
20.24.fo  David  fe/  himfelfe  in  the  field,  and 

2  5rtw.r7.9.behold,he  is  hid  now  in  fomepitor 

18.13  .for  there  is  no  marter  bid  from  the  king 
1  Vjn.  1 0.3  .was  not  any  thing  hid  from  the  king 
1 8.4.and  hid  them  by  fifty  in  a  cave,nnd 
1 3. how  I  hid  loo.proph.  of  the  L.by  50.  in 
1  Kjtf-4.27.and  the  Lord  hath  bid  it  from  me 
6. 29.  and  fhe  had  hid  her  fon 
7. 8. and  went  and  /;irfit,and  came 

carried  thence  alfo^nd  went  and  ^flfit 

1  i.2.and  they  fcidhim,evcn  him  3nd 

1  CfoYj.21.20.his  foure  fons  with  him  hid  themfel. 

2  Cfo'0.2  2.9.for  he  was  hid  in  Samaria,  &  brought 

1 1  .fei.him  rro  Atha.  fo  that  fhe  flew  him  not 
1 2. he  was  with  them  bid  in  the  houfe  of  G. 
fob  3.io.nor  fczrfforrow  from  mine  eyes 

io.i3«thefe  things  haft  thou  hidin  thine  heart 
1 7. 4. for  thou  haft  hid  their  hearts  fro  underft. 
28.1  i.and  the  thing  that  is  bid  brings  he  forth 
2 1  .feeing  it  is  hid  from  the  eyes  of  all  living 
29.8.young  men  faw  me,and  hid  themfelves 
38. 30. the  waters  are  ibid  as  with  a  ftone 
Vfa.9.\')  .in  the  net  which  they  bi.is  their  own  fo. 
17.14.beUy  thou  filleft  with  thy  fcirftreafure 

2  2. 24. neither  hath  he  hid  his  face  from  him 
3^. 7. for  without  caufe  have  they  hid  for  me 

8. let  his  net  that  he  hath  hid  catch  himfelfe 
5f.i2.thenIwould  havefcrfmy  felf  from  him 
1 1 9. 1  r.thy  worddavelferfin  mine  heart 
140.5 .the  proud  have  hid  a  fnare  for  me,  and 
P/fl.2.4.fearcheft  for  her  as  for  hid  treafutes 
Ifa. 28.15. under  falfliood  have  wefcirfour  felves 
42.22.andthey  are  bid  in  prifon-houfes 
49.2.inthefhadovvofhis  hand  hath  he  hid  me 
in  his  quiver  hath  he  hid  me 
50.6.I  hid  not  my  face  from  ftiame,and 
53.3  .and  we  hid  as  it  were  our  faces  from  him 
54.8.in  a  little  wrath  I  bid  my  face  from  thee 
57. 1 7.I  bid  me,and  was  wroth,and  he  went 
59.2.yourfins  nave/wdhis  face  from  you 
64.7 .for  thou  haft  hid  thy  face  from  us,  and 
65.1 6-becaufe  they  are  bidftom  mine  eyes 
fer.i  3.5.  fo  I  went,and  hidit  by  Euphrates 
7  .from  the  place  where  I  had  bid  it 
1 6.1 7.neither  is  there  iniqabid  from  mine  eies 
1 8. 2 i.and  fe'rffnares  for  my  feet 

3  3 .  J . w  ickednes,  I  have  hid  my  face  from  this 
36.16.but  the  Lord  fci  them 

43 .  to.fet  his  throne  on  thefe  fton.that  I  have  h. 
E^e{.zz.z6.znd  have  hid  their  eies  from  my  Sabb. 
3  9.2  3  .therefore 


HID       HID 

39.23-thereforefedI  my  face  from  them,and 
S4.and  bid  my  face  from  them 
Hof.i  j.ii.the  fin  ofEphraim  is  fed 
Obad.6.hovi  are  his  bid  things  fought  up 
Afrtf.io.26.andfed,that(hailnotbeknowne 
i  i.z^.becaufe  thou  haft  foid  thefe  things  from 
i  J. j  j. and  Win  the  j.meafuresof  meale,till 

44.1ike  unto  a  treafure  hid  in  the  field  in 
2  y. 1 8. and  hid  his  lords  money 

2  5  .and  went  and  hid  thy  talent  in  the  earth 
Mar.4.iz.hr  there  is  nothing  hid  which  (hall 
L«£.i.Z4.and  fed  her  felfe  five  moneths 
8.i7.neitherany  thing  fed  that  fhallnotbe 
lo.n.thouhaft  hid  thefe  things  fromthewife 
i^.n.andhidin  j.meafuresofmeale,till 
18.j4.and  this  faying  was  hid  from  them 
fob.8.i9.bot  Jefus  foidhimfelfe,and  went  out  of 
He£.n.23.Mofe$  when  he  was  born  was  fed  three 
Rev.6. 1  <  .every  freeman  hid  themfelves  in  the 

De/tf.3  3.  19.3ml  of  treasures  hid  in  the  fand 
2  J(i?z.ii.3.hewas  with  her  bid  in  the  houfe  of 
2  Cfoi-0.a.2.and  there  was  nothing  fed  from  Solo. 
fob  j.2i.diggeior  itmore  then  for  hid  treafures 
aj.lighc  given  to  a  man  whofe  way  is  hid 

6.i6.and  wherein  the  fnow  is  hid 
Vfal.  1 9.6\there  is  nothing  hid  from  the  heat  therof 
Ifa. 40. 27  .my  way  is  fed  from  the  Lord^and 
Luk-9'tf  .and  it  was  hid  from  them,  that  they 

1 2.2.neither  hid  that  fhall  not  be  knowne 

1  o.42.but  now  are  hid  from  thine  eyes 
£/)fej.9.beginn.ofthe  world  hath  been  fe.in  God 
Cff/.i.26".myfterie  which  hath  been  hid  from  ages 

j.j.in  whom  are fedall  the  rreafures of 

j.. j .and  your  life  is  bid  with  Chrift  in  God 
Bejjft). 
Ge0.4.T4.from  thy  face  ihall  I  be  fed,and  be 
Levit.4. 1  3  .and  the  things  be  bid  from  the  eyes  of 

$.  3  .and  it  be  fed  from  him  Verfe  4. 

Num.  y.i  5.  and  it  be  fed  from  the  eies  of  her  husb. 
jfo&9.2i.thoufhalt  be  fed  from  the  fcourgeof  the 

20.26.all  darknefle  (halbe  fed  in  his  fecret 
7/2i.  2  4. 14.underft.of  their  prudent  men  (halbe  fed 
Hofi  3.  i4.repentance  (halbe  fed  from  mine  eyes 
Amo.9. 3  .and  though  they  be  fed  from  my  fight 
Nab  .3 . 1 1  .thou  (halt  be  fed,thou  alfo  (halt 
Zepb. z.$,may  be  ye  (halbe  fed  in  the  day  of 
2  ^.4.3. if  our  Gofpel  be  fed,  it  is  fed  to  them 

Notbelfriti, 
Mat.1.14.  a  city  that  is  fet  on  a  hill  cannot  be  fed 
Mar.j.nbut  he  could  not  be  hid 

1  TH#.y.2$.they  that  are  other  wife  cannot  be  fed 

Not  ma. 

Job.  1 5.  iS.told  from  their  fath.and  have  not  fed  it 
pySd.3  2.  5  .and  mine  iniquity  have  I  not  fed 
3  8. 9. and  my  groaning  is  not  fed  from  thee 
40.1  o.I  have  not  bid  thy  righteoufnes  within 
69.$. and  my  fins  are  not  fed  from  thee 
1 3  9. 1  f.my  fubftance  was  not  fed  from  thee 
^>*.i6.i7.theyarenot  fedfrommyfacc 
Ho/1 5. 3. and  Ifrael  is  not  fed  from  me 
Luk  8.47.womanfawthat(he  was  fed,(he  came 
HfoUai. 

2  S/z/».23.30.Hirfd«  of  thebrooksof  Gaafh 

Gen.z.  i4.name  of  the  third  river  is  Hidde^el 
Dan.  io.4.by  the  fide  of  the  great  riv. which  is  Hid. 

$t00en. 
Levit.  f .  2.and  if  it  be  bidden  from  him5he  alfo 
Deaf.  30. 1 1. it  is  not  hidden  from  thee,neither 
fob  3 .1 6.or  as  an  hidden  untimely  birth,! 

1  j.20.numberof  years  is  fedfatotheoppreff. 

24. 1. feeing  times  are  not  hidden  from  thee 
Vfal.  %  1  .tf.and  in  the  hidden  part  thou  (halt 
Pra.28. 1  i.when  the  wicked  rife,a  man  is  bidden 
X/ii.4$.3.3nd  hidden  riches  of  fecret  places 

48.6.I  have  (hewed  thee  hidden  things,and 
Acl.z6.z6.that  none  of  thefe  things  are  fe.fro  him 

1  Cor. 2.7. even  thefed.wifdome  which  God  ordai. 
4.$.bring  to  light  the  hidden  things  of 

2  Coi'.4.2.but  have  renounced  the  hidden  things 

1  Pc?.3.4.but  let  it  be  the  hidden  man  of  the  heart 
Rev.z.ij.I  give  to  eate  of  the  hidden  Manna 

ffyiVOmones, 
Vfal.  83.3  .and  confulted  againft  thy  hidden  ones 


HID      HID 


Levit.8.  iy.bat  the  bullock  and  his  hide,his  flefh 
p.ii.flelhandthefoidebe  burnt  with  fire 


Gen.  18. 1 7.fhall  I  ferfe  from  Abraham  that  thing 

47- 1 8. we  will  not  hide  it  from  my  lord 
£#fld.2.3.when  (hecould  no  longer fede him 
Levit.z0.4A0  any  waies  hide  their  eyes  from 
Z>e«f.  2  2.1. and  bide  thy  felfe  from  them, thou 
3. thou  mayeft  not  hide  thy  felfe 
4.and  hide  thy  felfe  from  them>thou 
Jof.z.  1 6.and  bide  your  felves  there  three  daies,till 

7. 1  g.hide  it  not  from  me  * 

Judg.6. 1 1. to  bide  it  from  the  Midianites 

1  Sam.$.ij.l  pray  thee  hide  it  not  from  me 
if  thou  hide  any  thing  from  me  of 

1 9. 2.in  a  fecret  place,and  hide  thy  felfe 
20.2.why  (hould  my  father  hide  this  thing 
j. that  I  may  bide  my  felfe  in  the  field 
I9>whete  thoudidft  foide  thy  felfe,when 

2  Sam.  14. 18. hide  not  from  me,  I  pray  thce,the 
1  Kin.  17 >3.and  fedethy  felf  by  the  brook  Cberith 

22.2  j.into  an  inner  chamber  to  hide  thy  felfe 
2  Cfeos.18.24. 

Job  1 3. 20. then  will  I  not  hide  my  felfe  from  thee 
1 4. 1 3 .0  that  thou  wouldeft  fe.me  in  the  grave 
20.1 2. though  he  hide  it  under  his  tongue 
3  3  •  1 7.and  bide  pride  from  man 
40.13.foid?  them  in  the  duft  together,  and 

Vfal.  1 3 . 1. how  long  wilt  thou  bide  thy  face  from 

1  j. 8. bide  me  under  the  (hadow  of  thy  wings 

2  7.$ -in  time  of  trouble  he  (hall  hide  me 
fecret  of  his  tabern.  fhall  he  bide  me,he 

y.bide  not  thy  face  far  from  me,but 
;o.7.thou  didft  hide  thy  face,  and  I 

3  i.20.thou  (halt  hide  them  in  the  fecret  of 
$  1. g.bide  thy  face  from  my  fins,and 
5  5. 1. and  hide  not  thy  felfe  from  my  fupplicat. 
Sq.z.bideme  from  the  fecret  counfell  of 
69. 1 7-and  bide  not  thy  face  from  thy  fervant 
78.4-we  wil  not  hide  them  from  their  children 
89.46.how  long,  O  Lordjwilt  thou  fe. thy  felfe 
1  o  2. 2  .hide  not  thy  face  from  me  in  the  day  of 
1 1 9. 1 9. bide  not  thy  commandements  from  me 
143.7 Mde  not  thy  face  from  me,left  I 

9.I  flie  unto  thee  to  hide  me 
Py«.2.i.and  hide  my  commandements  with  thee 
ifa.  1 . 1  5 .1  will  bide  mine  eyes  from  you 
2.io.and  hide  thee  in  the  duft  for  feare  of 
3.9.they  hide  it  not,woe  to  their  foule 
i6.$.bide  the  out-cafts,  bewray  not  him  that 
26.20.fede  thy  felf  as  it  were  for  a  little  mom- 
29. 1  f  .that  feek  deep  to  hide  their  counfel  from 
5 8. 7. that  thou  bide  not  thy  felfe  from  thine 
fer.  13.4.  and  hide  it  there  in  a  hole  of  the  rock 
6.which  I  commanded  thee  to  hide  there 
3  6. 19-go  hide  thee,thou  and  Jeremiah,and 
3  8.  i4.aske  thee  a  thing  jfede  nothing  from  me 
2  $  .foide  it  not  from  us,and  we  will  not  put 
43 .9-and  hide  them  in  the  clay  in  the  brick-kill 
Lam.$.  %6.hide  not  thine  eare  at  my  breathing 
£^.28. 3.no  fecret  that  they  can  hide  from  thee 
3  r  .8 .cedars  in  the  gard.of  G.could  not  fe.him 
3  9.29. neither  will  I  hide  my  face  any  more  fro 
Mic.  3. 4.(16  will  ever  bide  his  face  from  them  at 
,7<«».5\2o.and  fhall  hide  amultitude  of  fins 
Revel.6.i6.ani  hide  us  from  the  face  of  him  that 
fytHtface.  See  in  JFace. 
||tt)e  himfelfe. 
1  SdW. 2 3. 1 9. doth  not  Dav.foidehimfelfin  ftrong 
26.  i.dothnot  David  hide  himfelf  in  the  hill  of 
fer. 2  3. 2 4. can  any  hide  himfelfe  in  fecret  places 

49. 10. he  (hall  not  be  able  to  fed?  himfelfe 
John  12.3  6.and  did  hide  himfelfe  from  them 

^(Oe  themfelves. 
Deut.y.  20.and  hide  themfelves  from  thee,  be  deft. 

1  Sam.xy. 6thcn  the  peo.did  bide  themf.in  caves 

2  Kin.y.i  2.to  bide  themfelves  in  the  field 
Job  24.4.poore  of  the  earth  hide  themfelvs  togeth. 

34.22.workers  of  iniquity  may  bide  themfelves 
Vfal. 5 6. 6. they  hide  themfelves.they  mark  my 
P>'«.28.i8.wicked  rife,men  hide  themfelves,but 
T)an.  io.7.fo  that  they  fled  to  hide  themfelves 
Amo.<). 3. though  they  bide  themfelves  in  the  top  of 

Job  i3.24,whereforefede/2  thou  thy  face 


HID      H  I  G  \ 

Pp.  1 0.1. why  hidefl  thou  thy  felf  in  times  of  trou. 
44.24.whereforefed?/?  thou  thy.face,and 
8  8 .  i4.why  hidefl  thou  thy  face  from  me 
104.29.thou  hidefl  thy  face,they  are  troubled 

lfa.m .1  j.thou  art  a  God  that  hidefl  thy  felfe,0 

1  Sdw.23.23.the  lurking  places  where  he  fe.himl*. 
Job  23.9.11c  htdeth  himfelfe  on  the  right  hand  that 

34. 29. when  he  hidcth  his  face,who  then  can 

42.3.whois  he  that  hideth  counfell  without 
Vfal.  1  o.  1 1  .he  hidcth  his  face,he  w  ill  never  fee  it 

1 39. 1 2.the  darknefle  hideth  not  from  thee,  but 
Pw.10.18.he  that  hideth  hatred  with  lying  lips 

19.24^  flothfull  man  hideth  his  hand  in  his  bo. 
Chapt.26.  ty. 

22.3.and  hideth  himfelfe,  but  the  fimple  pafleth 
Chapt.27.12. 

27.i6.whofoever  hideth  her, hideth  the  wind 

28. 27-but  he  that  I  ideth  his  tye  (hal  have  many 
Ifa.S.ij.  that  hidetbhis  face  of  the  houfe  ofjacob 
Mat.i;  .44.which  when  a  man  hath  found,he  hide. 

HfOttig, 
Job  3  1.3  ^.by  biding  my  iniquity  in  my  bofome 
Pfal.}z.7'.ihoa  art  my  hiding  place,thou  (halt 

1 1 9. 1 1 4-thou  art  my  hiding  place  &  my  (hield 
//^.28.i7.waters  (hall  overflow  the  hidim place 

3  2. 2. a  man  (halbe  as  an  bidingphec  from 
H<d>.3.4.andtherewas  the  hiding  of  his  power 

1  fCw.16.34.in  his  daies  Hiel  the  Bethelite  did 

i^ierapo«0. 
Ctf/.4. 1 3  .and  them  that  are  in  Hierapolis 

i^tsgaion. 
P/a/.9.i6.fnared  in  the  work  of  his  own  hands  Hi. 

Gra.29.7.it  is  yet  high  day,neither  is  it 
£*-od.i4.8.child.ofIfr.went  out  with  an  fe.hand 

Numb. 1 3.3. 
Num.  1 1 . 3 1  as  it  were  two  cubits  high  on 
Deut.$.  j. all  thefe  cities  were  fenced  with  hi.  walls 
I2.2.ferved  their  gods  on  the  high  mountaines 
26. 19.  to  make  thee  high  above  all  nations 
28.43.1haU  get  up  above  thee  vetyhigh 
J  2.untill  thy  high  walls  come  downe 
3  2, z 7. left  they  (hould  fay,  Our  hand  is  fegfo 
1  Kjn.6. 10. againft  all  the  houfe  fire  cubits  high 
23  .each  ten  cubits  high 
7 . 1 5  .of  1 8  .cubits  big h  a  piece,  and 

3  5  .a  round  compafle  of  halfe  a  cubit  high 
9.8.and  at  this  houfe  which  is  high,evety 

1  Chro.  1 1. 2  3.  a  man  of  great  flat,  of  ^.cubits  high 
17.17.to  the  ftate  of  a  man  of  high  degree 

2  Cfefl.3. 1  $.two pillars  of  i^.cahttshigh 
6.13  .and  three  cubits  fegfo,  and 
7. 21. this  houfe  which  is  fe.fhalbe  an  aftonifti. 

Iv"efo.3.25.whichlieth  out  from  the  kings fe.houfe 

£/2.f  .i4-let  a  gallowes  be  made  of  jo.cubits  high 
7-9.behold  alfo  the  gall.of  fo.cub.fegfo,which 

Job  11. 8. it  is  as  fegfo  as heaven,what  canft 
2  1.2  2. feeing  he  judgeth  thofe  that  are  high 
22,1 2.the  height  of  the  ftars,how  high  they  are 
38.17  .and  the  high  arme  (halbe  broken 
4i.34.hebeholdeth  all  high  things,he  is  a 

Vfal.  1 8.27'but  wilt  bring  down  high  looks 
49.2.both  low  and  fegfo.rich  and  poore  togeth. 

6  2.9-and  men  of  high  degree  are  a  lie :  to  be 
7 1 . 1 9. thy  righteoufnes  alfo,  O  God,is  very  hi. 

7  8.69. he  built  his  fanftuary  hkebigh palaces 

8  9 . 1 3  .and  high  is  thy  right  hand 
97.9.thou,Lord,artfeg&  above  all  the  earth 
99.2.and  he  is  high  above  all  the  people 
10  r .  y. him  that  hath  an  high  look  and  a 
1 03. 1 1. for  as  the  heav.is  fe.above  the earth,fo 
1 1 3.4.the  Lord  is  highabove  all  nations 
1 3 1. 1  .nor  in  things  too  high  for  me 
1 3  8 .6.though  the  Lord  be  high,ytt  hath  he 
139-6.it  is  high,l  cannot  attain  unto  it 
i49.6.1et  the  fe.praifes  of  God  be  in  their  mou. 
1  jo.y.praife  him  on  the  high  founding  cymb. 

Vro.  1 8. 1  i.and  as  an  fefjfo  wall  in  his  own  conceit 
%  i.4.an  high  look,and  a  proud  heart,  and 
24.7.wifdome  is  too  high  for  a  foole 
Eulef.i  2.5'.be  afraid  of  that  which  is  high,  and 
lfa.1.1 3«<hat  are  high,  and  lifted  up,and 

i4.and  upon  all  the  high  mountaines,  and 
6.  r  .the  Lord  fitting  on  a  throne  bigb,and 

10. ^-an 


'         H  I  G       H  I  G 

10. 1 2. and  the  glory  of  hishigh  looks 

3  5. the  high  ones  of  ftature  fhalbe  hewen 
24ii.punilhthehoft  of  fe.ones  that  areonhi. 
2  J.i  i.the  fortreffc  of  the  high  fort  of  thy 

30.  i  j.fwelling  out  on  a  high  wall,whofe 

5 2. 1  j. and  txtolled,and  be  very  high 

57. 1 5  .for  thus  faith  the  high  and  lofry  One 

I  dwell  in  the  high  and  holy  place 
Jer.ij.i  i. a  glorious  high  throne  from  the  begin. 

zo. z. put  in  the  ftocks  that  were  at  the  fe.gate 

ji.ai.way-maiks  ;  make  theehigh  heaps  ;  fet 

49. 1 6.fhouldeft  make  thy  neft  as  bi.as  the  Eag. 

5 1.  58. and  her  high  gates  fhalbe  burnt  with 
E^ek-  '•  18. were  fo  high  that  they  were  dreadfull 

i7.24.brought  down  the  high  tree,  have 

21. 26. and.  abafe  him  that  is  high 

3 1.  j. and  of  a  high  ftature,and  his  top 

3 4- 1 4. on  the  high  mounu.of  Ifrael  fliall  their 
40. 42. and  one  cubit  high,vt hereupon  alfo 

41.2  2. altar  of  wood  was  two  cubits  high 
Dan.S.  3. and  the  two  homes  were  bigb,but 
OW.j.vvhofe  habitation  is  higb,that  faith 
Zeph- 1. 16. and  againft  the  high  towers 

John  1 9.  3  1  .for  that  fabbath  day  was  an  high  day 
Acl.  1 3 . 1 7.and  w»th an  /ji.arme  brought  he  them 
Rom.  1 2. 1 o.mind  not  fcigfo  things,but  condefcend 

15.11  .that  now  it  is  high  time  to  awake 
2  Cor. 10.  $  .and  every  high  thing  that  exalteth 
PW/.  j. 1 4. for  the  price  of  the  fe'fb  calling  of 
Rezi. 2 1.12. and  had  a  wall  great  and  high,  and 
H&i$hgatc3  See  (gate. 
3^iglj  God,  See  J5oO, 
i&tgt)  fci#. 
1 fOtf.14.23.and  groves  on  every  high  hill 

'z  Kings  17.10. 
T{aL6S.  1  f  .and  fe>&  hill  as  the  hill  of  Balhan 
]fd.,o.z  y.and  on  every  fe'^b  hill  rivers,and 
Jer.z.zo.  when  on  every  high  hill  thou  wandereft 

Verfc  2 j. 
£^•6. 1 3  .on  every  high  hill  in  all  the  tops 
20.28.thenthey  faw  every  high  hill 
3 4.6. and  on  every  high  hill :  yea,  my  flock 
$(gb  hills'. 
Gen. 7.  1  o.all  fcig&  hills  under  heaven  were  covered 
r/a/.68.i6.why  leap  ye,  ye  high  hills 

1 04. 18. the  high  hills  are  a  refuge  for  the  goats 
Jer.  1 7. 2. grove  by  the  green  trees  on  the  high  hills 

2#i§igrj. 
Gev?.  1 4. 18. he  was  the  prieft  of  themoft  high  God 
iji.bleffedbe  Abramof  the  mod  high  God 
20,bleffed  be  the  inoft  fe.God,whkh  hath 

2  2.upmy  hand  to  the  L.the  moil  high  God 
Nnm.14. 16. &  knew  the  knowl.of  the  moil  High 
Dent. ^z.B. when  the  moft  High  divided  totbenat. 
2  Sam.zi.  14.'  and  the  moft  H/gfo  uttered  his  voice 
P/fl/.7.i7.praifetothename  or  the  Lord  moft  hi. 

9.2.fing  praife  to  thy  name,0  thou  moft  High 
2 1. 7. through  the  mercy  of  the  moft  High,  he 
46.4-of  the  tabernacle  of  the  moft  High 
47.2.for  the  Lord  moft  high  is  terrible 
y0.i4.and  pay  thy  vowes  to  the  moft  High 
f6. 2.that  fight  againft  thee,0  thou  moft  High 
57.2.1  will  cry  unto  God  moft  high 
73.1 1. and  is  there  knowledge  in  the  moftHi?^ 
77-io.theyearsof  the  right  ha.of  the  moft  Hi. 
7  8. 1 7.  by  provok.the  moft  High  in  the  wilder. 

y  6.and  provoked  the  moft  High 
82.eT.alI  of  you  are  the  childr.of  the  moft  High 
8 3.18.1s  Jehovah,art  themoft  High  over  all  the 
o  l.  1  .dwells  in  the  fecret  place  of  the  moft  High 

9. even  the  moft  High  thy  habitation 
92. 1. ling  praifes  to  thy  name,  O  moft  High 

8.thou,Lord,  art  moft  high  for  evermore 
107. 1 1.  contemned  the  counfel  of  themoft  Hi. 
J/a.14.14.1  will  be  like  the  moft  High 
Lam  1. 1 5.  before  the  face  of  the  moft  High 

3  8. out  of  the  mouth  of  the  moft  Hi.  proceed 
DaB3.26.yeftrv.of  the  moft  high  God  come  forth 

4.17.  that  the  moft  Hi.ruleth  in  the  kingdome 
24>this  is  the  decree  of  the  moft  High,  which 

2  5. that  the  moft  High  rules  in  the  kingdom 

3  2  know  that  the  moft  Hj.rules  in  the  king. 
3 4.and  I  bleffcd  the  moft  H^nnd  I 

J.  1 8 .0  thou  king/che  moft  high  God  gave  Ne. 

2 1  .knew  that  the  moft  high  God  ruleth  in 
7.i8.SaintJ  of  the  moft  high  God  fhall  take 


HI  G      HI  G 

22.given  to  the  Saints  of  the  moft  high  God 

2  y.fpeak  great  words  againft  the  moft  Hi.Si 

weare  out  the  Saints  of  the  moft  High 

t7.r0  the  peop.of  the  Saints  of  the  moft  Hi. 

H(^7.i6.rcturn,butnotto  themoft  Higb,they 

1  i.7.though  they  called  them  to  the  moft  High 
Mar.  5 .7  .thou  Son  of  the  moft  High,\  adjure  thee 

£«fce8.28. 
^ff.7.48.howbeit,the  moft  High dwelleth  not 

16. 17.  thefe  men  are  the  ferv.of  the  moft  High 
H^.7.1. prieft  of  the  moft  feg')God,who 
jjigl)  Mountain,  See  i^otmtafot.  ' 
On  m  gi>. 
£.tW.25;.20.fhall  ftretch  forth  their  wings  on  high 
37.9.Cherubims  fpread  out  their  wings  dnbigb 
39.3  1  .to  faften  it  on  high  on  the  mitre 
Deut.zS.  l.thy  God  will  fet  thee  on  high  above 
2  StfW.22.49.thou  alfo  haft  lifted  me  up  on  high 
23.1  .and  the  man  who  was-raifed  up  on  high 

1  r\i».2i.9.and  fet  Naboth  On  fe.among  thepeo. 

Verfe  1  z. 

2  Kin.  19.2  2. and  lift  up  thine  eyes  on  high 

1  Chro.  14.2. his  kingdome  waslift  up  on  high 

2  Chro. 20. 19.10  praife  the  God  oTjfraei-— on  high 
34.4-.and  the  images  that  were  on  high  above  " 

fob  5. 1 1  .to  fet  up  on  high  thofe  that  be  low 
1 6. 1 9  and  my  record  is  on  high 
3 1. ».  inheritance  of  the  Almighty  from  on  high 
3  9. 1 8 . w  hat  time  (he  lifteth  up  her  felfe  on  high 
27. and  make  her  neft  on  high 
P/«/  7. 7. therefore  return  thou  on  high 
68. 1 8. thou  haftafcendedonfoi^jthou 
69,29.0  God,  fet  me  up  on  high 
7  f .  f . lift  not  up  your  home  on  high 
91.14.T  will  fet  him  on  kigb,b.cm(e  he 
9 3 .4-t  he  Lord  on  high  is  mightier  then  a  noife 
1 07 .4 1  .yet  fetteth  he  the  poore  on  high 
1 1 3. 5. who  is  like  to  our  G.who  dwels  onhigb 
Ifa.zz.i6.ihn  heweth  him  out  a  fepulchreon/«. 
24.18.  for  the  windowes  from  on  high  are  open 
2  1  .pun.the  ho.of  the  high  ones  that  are  on  h. 
26.y.bringeth  down  them  that  dwell  on  high 
3  2. 1  f  .fpirit  be  powred  on  us  from  on  high,and 
3  3 .  <r  .for  he  dwelleth  on  high,he  hath 

1 6. he  ft  all  dwell  on  high,h\s  place  of 

3 7. 2 3. and  lifted  up  thine  eyes  on  bigh,eyen 

40.26.lift  up  your  eyes  on  high,  and  behold 

5  8.4.10  make  your  voice  to  be  heard  on  high 

„?ty.2f.3o.the  Lord  fhall  roare  from  on  high,md 

£^•.3  i.4.thedeepfet  him  uponbigh  with  her 

Hab.  2.9:  that  he  may  fet  his  neft  on  high 

j.io.and  life  up  his  hands  on  high 
Lh\.  1. 7  8. whereby  the  day-fpring  from  on  high 

24-49.endued  with  power  from  on  high 
Ephef.^.S.when  he  attended  up  on  high,he  led 
Heb.i.j.on  the  right  hand  of  the  majefty  on  high 
Jjfgt;  place,  See  fMace. 
l&fgr)  places,  See  ^laCetf. 
lljtgh  Priefl,  See  ^itett. 
i^fgl)  tower. 
1  Sam.  2  2 . 3  .he  is  my  high  tower  and  iny  refuge 
Vfal.  1 8. 2. horn  of  myfalvation,andmy  fe.  tower 

i44.2.my  fcigfctower,and  my  deliverer 
Ifa.z.  1 5. and  upon  every  high  tower,  and 

i^iglj  way. 
Num.20.1y.Yie  will  go  by  the  kings  high  way 
19-we  will  go  by  the  high  way,  and  if 
21.22.  we  will  go  along  by  the  kings  high  way 
Deut.z.zy  I  will  go  along  by  the  high  way 
Judg.  2 1 . 1 9_on  the  eaft  fide  of  the  high  way  that 
1  Sam.6.n.3T\A  went  along  the  high  way 
2S5.20.12.wallow.inblo.in  themidft  of  the  b.yt. 
removed  Amafaout  of  the  high  way  into 
'  1 3. was  removed  out  of  the  fo'f^way,all  the 
2Kw.18.17.is  m  the  high  way  of  the  Fullers  field 
Pro.  1 6. 1 7. the  high  way  of  the  upright  is  to 
//«.7.3.inthefci£/?way  of  the  Fullers  field 

n.i6.there  fhalbe  an  highway  for  the  rem.of 
1 9. 2  3  .in  that  day  fhal  there  be  an  high  way  out 
3  5.8  and  an  high  way  fhalbe  there,and 
36.2.in  the  high  way  in  the  Fullers  field 
40.3.in  the  defart  a  highway  for  our  God 
62.  lo.caft  up,caft  up  the  high  way,gather 
Jer.fi.z  i.fet  thine  hearr  toward  the  high  way 
Mar.  1 0.46.  fate  by  the  high  waies  fide  begging 


H  I  G      H  I  L 


wiies. 

lTOt.2en22.and  your  high  waies  fhalbe  defolate 
7#^.}.6.in  the  daies  of  Jael  the  high  waies  were 
20.31  .and  kill  asatother  times  in  the  fci.waies 
3  2.draw  them  from  the  city  to  the  high  waies 
4S  .gleaned  of  them  in  the  high  waies  five 
Ifa-i  3 .8 .the  high  waies  lie  wafte,  the 

49.  r  1. and  my  high  waies  fhalbe  exalted 
Amo.t,  .i6.fay  in  all  the  high  waies, Alas 
Mat.  2  2.9-go  ye  therefore  into  the  hie b  waies,and 
lo.fervants  went  out  into  thefe'.  waies,  and 

Z.4.i4.2  3.gooutintoihefegfowaicsandhedees 

!i?igt)er.  5 

Num.  24-7.and  his  king  fhalbe  higher  then  Agag 

1  Sam.9.z.he  was  higher  then  any  of  the  people 

Chapt.  10^23. 

2  Kin.r  y  .3  j  .he  built  the  higher  gate  of  the 
Neh.4. 1 3  .and  on  the  higher  places,  I  even 

Job  35.5.  behold  the  clouds  weh  are  fe'g.then  thou 
Pfal.6  i.2.to  the  rock  that  is  higher  then  I 

89.27. higher  then  the  kings  of  the  earth 
Ecslef. 5. 8.  and  there  be  higher  then  they 
I  fa.  5  5-9.as  the  heavens  are  higher  then  the  earth 

fo  are  my  waies  higher  then  your  waies 
Jer. 1 6. 1  o.in  the  higher  court  at  the  entry  of 
£\^.9.2.from  the  way  of  the  higher  gate,which 
42.5-for  the  galleries  were  higher  then  thefe 
43.1 3.and  this  fhalbe  the  feg.place  of  the  altar 
D(2».8.3.but  one  washigbcr  then  the  other 

and  the  higher  came  up  laft 
Z^.i4.io.friend,go  aphigher ;  then  thou  (halt 
Rom.  1 3 . 1  .every  foule  be  fubjed  to  the  big. powers 
Hek7.26.and  made  higher  then  the  heavens 

Vfal.  18.13 .and  the  Highefl  gave  his  voice 
87.y.the  Highefl  himfclfe (hall  tftablifh'kr 

Pro.  8 .  26.nor  the  highefl  part  of  the  duft  of 
9. 3 .  (he  cricth  upon  the  higheft  places  of 

Ecclef.^.B. for  he  that  is  higher  then  the  highefl 

E^ek'1 7-3-and  took  the  highefl  branch  of 

2  2.take  offthe  higheji  branch  of  the 
41.7.  from  the  loweft  chamber  to  the  highefl 

Mat.z  1  .j.comes  in  the  na.of  the  L.Hof.in  the  hi. 

Mark?  11.10. 

I«£.i.32.and  fhalbe  called  the  Son  of  the  Highefl 

3  y.power  of  the  Highefl  fhall  overfhad.thee 
76.child  (halt  be  called  the  proph.of  the  Hi. 

2-  r  4-glory  to  God  in  the  highefl 

6.3  f.ye  fhalbe  the  children  of  the  Highefl 

14. 8. (it  not  downe  in  the  highefl  room 

19. 3  8. peace  in  heaven,and  glory  in  the  highefl 

20.46. and  love  the  highefl  feats  in  the  Synagog. 

Luk_.  1. 28. thou  that  art  highly  faroured,the 

16.1  y. for  that  which  is  ta>Wyefteemed  among 
Atl.i  2.20.  and  Herod  was  highly  difpleafed  with 
Rom.  1 2. 3. not  to  think  of  himfclfe  more  fcig.then 
Phil.  2. 9-God  alfo  hath  highly  exalted  him, and 
1  Thef.  5 . 1 3  .to  efteem  them  very  highly  in  love,  for 

mq,i)  minded. 
Rom.  1 1 .20.be  not  high  minded,but  feare 
1  Ti7«.6.i7.that  they  be  not  high  minded,nor 
2Ty».3.4.traitours,heady,fe'2;/7minded 

fttgljnelle. 
Job  3 1. 2  3. and  by  reafon  of  his  highnejfe  I  could 
Jfa.  1 3 . 3  .even  them  that  re  Joyce  in  my  highnejfe 
§tlen. 

1  Chro.6.$2.md  Hilen  with  her  fuburbs 

^tlfeiarj. 

2  Kin.  1 8. 1 8. out  to  them  Eliakim  fon  o?Hill(iah 

26.then  faid  Eliakim  fon  of  Hilk}ah,and 
37-then  came  Eliikim  fon  of  Hdkiab&nd 

2 2. 4. go  up  to  Hilkiah  the  high  prieft,thac 
8  .Hilkiah  the  high  prieft  faid  to  Shapban 

Hilkiah  gave  the  book  to  Shapban,and  he 
1  o.Hi/k.the  prieft  hath  delivered  me  a  book 
1 2. the  king  commanded  H;#.the  high  prieft 
i4.fo  Hilkiah  the prieft.and  Ahikam,and 

23.4.^  king  commanded  Hi/^.the  high  prieft 
24-were  written  in  the  book  that  Hilkiah  the 

1  Cbro.6. 1 3  .Shallum  begate  Hilk}ah,*nd  Hilkiah 

4<.the  fon  of  Hil{iah,the  fon  of  Amaziah 
9.1  i.and  Azariah  the  fon  of  Hilkjah,and 
26. 1  j.Hilkiah  the  fecond,  Tebaliah  the  third 

2  Cfe'0.34.9.when  they  came  to  Hilkiah  the  prieft 

1 4  Hilk-the  prieft  found  a  book  of  the  law 
"  ij. Hilkiah , 


HIL        HI  L 

i^.Hilkiah  anfwered  and faid  to  Shaphan 

Htlljiah  delivered  the  book  to  Shaphan 
x%.Hili{iab  cheprieft  hath  given  meabooke 

20.  King  commanded  Hilkiab  and  Ahikam 
2z.and  Hilkiab  and  they  that  the  Ki.  had  ap. 

J  S.8.HJ%»,and  Zechanah,and  Jehiel,  rulers 
E-TJa  7.i.fon  of  Azariah,  fon  of  Hilkiab 
Neb.8. 3 .and  Hity.  &  Maafeilah  of  his  right  hand 
1 1 . 1 1 .Seraiah  the  fon  of  Hilkiah,the 
1 2-7.  Sallu,  Amok,  Hilkiab,  Jedaiah,thefe  were 

2 1 .  of  Htlkiab,  Hathabiah 
i/a.2  2.2o.call  my  fervant  Eliakim  the  fon  of  Hi/£. 

56.22.tkn  came  Eliakim  the  fon  of  Hilkiab 
Jer.i.i.vioxds  of  Jeremiah  the  fon  of  Hilkiab 
2Q.z. and  Gemariah  the  fon  of  Hi/fe(sfc,whom 

mi 

Exod.144.ani  builded  an  altar  under  the  fe^.and 

NwOT.14.4f.  the  Cana.which  dwelt  in  that  bill,  & 

DeaM.41.were  ready  to  goe  up  into  their  fe# 

4  3  .went  prefumptuoufiy  up  into  the  hill 

j^o/S.f  .3.circum.the  child.of  Ifr.at  thebill  of  fore. 

17.  i6.the  hill  is  not  enough  for  us,and  all 

18.13.the  fe/Zthatlieth  onthefouth  fide  of 

i4.from  the  fe.that  lieth  befo.Be.  Horjbutli. 
24.30.on  the  north  fide  of  the  hill  Gaafh 
3  j. they  buried  him  in  a  bill  that  pertained 
Judg.z-9.0n  the  north  fide  of  the  hill  Gaafh 

7. 1.  by  the  hill  of  Moreh,  in  the  valley 
1  Sam.7.1.  into  the  houfe  of  Abinadab  in  the  hill 
9.1 1. as  they  went  up  the  hill  to  the  city.they 
io.f  .after  that  thou  fhal  come  to  tlv.  hill  of  G. 
icwhen  they  came  thither  to  the  bill ,behold 
a2.19.in  the  fe#  of  Hachiiah,  which  is  on  - 
2f.20.1he  came  down  by  the  covert  of  the  fe& 
26.i.hid  himfelfe  in  the  fe// of  Hachilah  which 
J.Saul  pitched  in  the  hill  of  Hachilah,which 
aSd>».2.24.when  they  were  come  to  thefeof  Am. 
13.34.by  the  way  of  thebill  fide  behind  him 
16. 1 3  .along  on  the  hiSs  fide  over  againft  him 
2  i.9»they  hanged  them  in  the  hill  before 

1  $8. 1 1. 7  .in  the  bill  that  is  before  Jet  ufalem,and 

16. 24.be  bought  the  fe#Samaria,ofShem.  for 

and  built  on  the  hill,and  called  the 

after — owner  of  the  hill,  Samaria 

2  Kw-4.27.came  to  the  mm  of  God  to  the  hi.  (he 
PJhl.z^.who  (hall  afcend  into  the  hill  of  the  Lo. 

42.6.and  of  the  Hermon.from  the  hill  Miffar 
68.15.theM  of  God  is  as  thefetfof  Baafhin 
an  high  fe//,as  the  bill  of  Baafhan 
i6.thisis  the  hill  which  God  defirethto 
Cant.&..6.a.nd  to  the  bill  of  frankincenfe 
j[/ii.f  .i.a  vineyard  in  a  very  fruitful!  hill 
10.3  2.againft  the  hill  of  Jerufalem 
30.17.and  as  an  enfigne  on  an  hill 
3  i.4.and  for  the  hill  thereof 
40.4-every  moun.and  hill  fhalbe  made  low,  & 
Jet.  16.  i6.and  from  every  fe#,and  our  of  the 
j  i.39.upon  the  hill  Gareb,  and  fhall 
49.  i6.that  holdeft  the  height  of  the  fe#,though 
f  o.6.they  have  gone  from  mountaine  to  hill 
£^e^.34.26.places,and  about  my  hill  a  bleffing 
Mat.  f .  14.  a  city  that  is  fet  on  a  bill  cannot  be  hid 
I«^f  3 .  f  .and  every  hill  ihalbe  made  low,and 
4.29.and  led  him  to  the  brow  of  the  bill 
9. 3  7  .w hen  they  were  comedo.fiom  t  he  femuch 
Alls  7.22.Paul  flood  in  the  midfl  of  Mars  hill,8c 

$tll  Comtrey. 
Jojh.  1 3. 6. all  the  inhabit.of  the fe#countrey,from 

2i.u.inthefe#countreyof  Judah  with 
Luke  i.39.and  wentintothe  fe#  count,  with  hafte 
65.  throughout  all  the  fe.countrey  of  Judea 
Hitb  i^ill,  See  $torh4 
Holy  jtyU. 
P/a/.2.6.upon  my  holy  hill  of  Sion 
3.4.  he  heard  me  out  of  his  holy  bill 
if. 1. who  fhall  dwell  in  thy  holy  hill 
45. 3. let  them  bring  me  unto  thy  holy  bill 
99.9-worfhip  at  his  holy  bill  for  the  Lo.is  holy 
JlJfUjoyned  with  top. 
Exed  i7.9,will  (land  on  the  top  of  the  hill 

io.and  Hur  went  up  to  the  top  of  the  hill 
Num.i 4.44.they  prefumed  to  goe  up  to  the  hil  top 
Jojh.  1  f  .9„border  was  dra.  from  the  top  of  the  h.to 
Judg.i6.^,8c  carried  them  up  to  the  top  of  an  bill 

1  Saw.  26. 1 3  .and  flood  on  the  top  ofafe. afar  off 

2  Sam.z.z$  .and  flood  on  the  top  of mbill 


H  I  L 


HI  M 


H  I  M 


HI  M 


i6.i.Da.wasa  little  paft  the  topof  the  hi.  beh.  t 
zKjn.  i.9.he  fate  on  the  top  of  an  foll,md 

Gra.7-i9.al  the  high  hils  under  heaven  were  cove. 
49.26.to  the  utmoft  bound  of  the  evcrlafting  b. 

Num.ii.p.  and  from  the  hih\  bthold  him 

De««.i.7.inthephines,tnthefe/J,in  the 
8. 7. that  fpring  out  of  vallies  and  hils 

9.0m  of  whofe  hils  thou  mayeft  dig  braffe 
1 1.1 1. it  is  a  land  of  hils  and  valkys,and 
1 2.2.and  on  the  hils,a.nd  on  every  greene 
3  3.1  f  .for  the  precious  things  of  the  lafting  bib 

Jojb.y.  1. in  the  fe/i,and  in  the  valleys,  in 

10.40.  Jofhua  fmote  all  the  countrey  of  the  hils 
n.i6Jofhua  tooke  all  that  land,the  hils,  and 

1  I^in.zo.z^.thciT  gods  are  gods  oi'thehils 
28. the  Lord  is  God  of  thefe/*,but  he  is 

2  2. 1 7 .1  faw  all  Ifrael  fcattered  on  the  hils 

2  K.w.i6.4.burntincenfe  on  thefe.&   2. ^'.28.4. 
Job  1 5-7. or  waft  thou  made  before  the  hils 
Pfal.  1 8. 7. foundations  alfo  of  the  fe/*mo\cd 

fo. io.and  the  cattell  on  a  thoufand  hils 
6f.12.the  little  fe/srejoyce  on  every  fide 
68.16.why  leape  ye,  ye  high  hils 
7  2.3  .and  the  little  hils  by  righteoufneffe 
8c.io.thefe/.r  were  covered  with  theftud.  of  it 
9f -4.the  ftrength  of  the  hils  is  his  alfo 
97. f.the fefo  melted  like  waxeat 
98.8.1et  the  hils  be  joyfull  together 
i04.io.which  run  among  the  hils 
i3.he  watereththe  hils  from  his  chambers 
i8.the  high  hils  are  a  refuge  for  the 
3  2.he  toucheth  the  hils  and  they  fmoake 
1 14.4. and  the  little  hils  liks  lambes 

6.  and  ye  little  bits  like  lambes 
1 2 1 . 1  .He  lift  up  mine  eyes  unto  the  hils 
i48.9.mountunes,and  all  hils,  fruitfull 
Pro.S.  2  f  .before  the  hils  was  I  brought  forth 
Cant. 2.. 8. skipping  upon  the  hils 
Ifa.  i.2.and  ihalbe  exalted  above  the  hils 

i4.and  upon  all  the  hils  that  are  lifted  up 
f  .2f  .and  the  hils  did  tremble,and  their 
7.2f  .and  on  all  hils  that  fhalbe  digged  with 
40.12.and  the  hils  in  a  balance 
4i.if.andfhaltmake  the  hils  as  chaffe 
42.1  f.  He  make  wafte  mountaines and  hils3  & 
54.1  o.and  the  hils  fhalbe  removcd,but  my 
f  f .  1  i.bils  fhall  breake  forth  before  you  in 
6 f. 7. and  blafphemed  me  on  the  hils 
Jcr.^.z^.ftomthehils,and  from  the  multitude  of 
4-24.and  all  the  hils  moved  lightly 
1 3. 27. and  thy  abomination  on  the  hils 
I7.2.by  the  green  trees  on  the  high  hils 
£^.6.3.and  to  the  hils,to  the  rivers*  and 
3  f  .8.wirh  his  flaine  men  in  thy  hils 
36.4-thus  faith  the  Lord  to  the  hils,  and 
6.and  fay  unto  the  hils,zo  the  rivers  ,and 
Hof./i.i  3. and  burn  incenfe  on  the  hils  underneath 

io,8.and  to  the  hils,  Fall  on  us 
Joel  3.18.  and  the  hils  fhall  flow  with  milke 
Amos  9.3.and  all  the  hils  (hall  melt 
Micab  4. 1. it  fhalbe  exalted  above  the  hils 

6. 1  .and  let  the  hils  heare  thy  voice 
Nabitm  1 .  f  .and  the  hils  melt,  and 
Hob.  3.6. the  perpetuall  hils  did  bow 
Zeph.  t .  1  o.and  a  great  crafhing  from  the  hils 
Luke  23.30.and  to  the  hils, Cover  us 

Judg.  1 2. 1 3«after  him,  Abdon  the  fon  of  Hillel,  a 
1  f .  Abdon  fon  of  Hillel  died,  &  was  buried 
l&tm. 
Gfs.41.13.and  him  he  hanged 
Exod.i  2.4-let  him  &  his  neighbour  next  his  houfe 

3  2.33.  him  will  I  blot  out  of  my  booke 
NKW.14.24.fe  will  I  bring  into  the  land 

i6.f.caufe  him  tocome  neere  untofe/K,even  hi. 
Deut.  10.20.  him  (halt  thou  ferve 

1 8 .  f  .him  and  his  fons  for  ever 

1  SaOT.10.24.fee  ye  him  whom  the  Lo.hath  chofen 
i  K?n.i4.i  i.him  that  diethof  Jero.in  the  city  fhal 

and  him  that  dieth  in  the  field  fhall 

i6.q.bim  that  dieth  in  the  citie  and  him 

21.21.  him  that  piffeth  againft  the  wall,&  him 

2  Kjng.9.8. 

24.  him  that  dieth  of  Ahab  in  the  city  8c  him 

2  Kjn.i  i.2.and  hid fe/W,even  him  and  his  nurfe 
V  v 


1  f  .fe.that  followeih  her,kill  with  the  fword 
17.36.fc/OT  fhall  ye  feare,  him  fhall  ye 
Ncb.i  3.26.  even  fci.djd  outlandifh  wo.caufe  to  fin 
E&ber  S.j.him  they  have  hanged  upon  the  gallows 
Job  if.  31;  let  not  him  that  is  deceived  truft  in  va. 
29.12.and  him  that  had  none  to  help  him 
36.22.who  teacheth  like  him 
40.9.canft  thou  thunder  with  a  voice  like  him 
42.8.forfcOT  will  I  accept 
Ffal.q.i.bim  that  is  godly  tor  himfelfe 

2f  .i2.foOT(hall  he  teach  in  the  way  that  he 
4f  .1  u  and  worfhip  thou  him 
72.12.and  him  that  hath  no  help 
ioi.f.fo«jwi]licutoff:fo'OTthathathan 
Pro.6. 19.&  him  that  foweth  difcord  among  breth. 

24.24.feOT  fhall  the  people  curfe 
Ecclef.  10. 1. fo  doth  a  little  folly  him  that  is  in  rep. 
JV/.48.3  f  Mm  that  offereth  in  the  high  places 
Z*Sk:  3  J«7  -cut  off  from  it  /-/.that  paffeth  out,  &  hi. 
Amos  i.f .  and  him,  that  holdeth  the  Scepter  from 
MaU.1z.8c  him  that  offereth  an  offering  unto  the 
Mat. 4.10. him  onely  fhalt  thou  ferve 

10.32.feOT  will  I  confeffe  alfo  before  my 
ll-hm  will  I  alfo  deny  before  my  Father 
40.receiveth  him  that  fent  me 
17. f".  am  well  pleafedjheare  ye  him 
18  1  f  .fault  between  thee  and  him  alone 
24.  i. to  (hew  feOT  the  buildings  of  the  temple 

i8.neither  let  him  that  is  in  the  field  returne 
27.3  2.fe'OT  they  compelled  to  beare  his  ciofTe 
Mark?  9.37.receiveth  not  me,but  few  that  fent  mc 
13.14.let  him  that  readeth  underftand 
1  f .  let  few  chat  is  on  the  houfe  top  not  goe 
i6.let  few  that  is  in  the  field  not  returne 
Lake  4.8.  him  onely  (halt  thou  ferve 

6,29  him  that  taketh  away  thy  cloak/orbid  not 
io.i6.defpifeth  feOT  that  fent  me 
1 2.8.feOT  fhall  the  Son  of  man  alfo  confeffe 
i4.9.he  that  bade  thee  and  him,  come 
23.2f.feOT  that  forfedition  and  murder  was 
24.24.  but  feOT  they  faw  not 
John  f  .38.  him  ye  beleeve  noc 
4 3. feOT  will  ye  receive 
6.27. for  few  hath  God  the  Father  fealed 

37.  feOT  that  commeth  to  me,  He  in  no  wife 
9.1  f  .asked  him  how  he  had  received  his 

3 1  .few  he  heareth 
1  x.i6.him  will  my  Father  honour 
i3.20.receiveth  him  that  fent  me 

3  2.God  fhall  alfo  glorifie  him  in  himfelfe 
1  f  .2 1.  becaufe  they  know  not  feOT  thatfent  me 
Aft.z.%1-  him  being  delivered  by  the  determinate 
3.22.feOT  fhall  ye  heare  in  all  things 
f  .3  i.feOT  hath  God  exalted  with  his  right  hand 
7 . 3  7  Mm  fhall  ye  heare 
10.40. few  God  raifed  up  the  third  day 
16.  j .  feOT  would  Paul  have  to  go  forth  with  him 
17.23.  feOT  declare  I  unto  you 
Z?0OT.i4.i.fewthatis  weake  in  the  faith  receive 
3.1et  not  fe.that  eateth  defpife  fe.tfiat  eat.not 
let  fe.not  wch  eateth  not,judge  fe.that  eat. 
1  Ctor.3.17..  few  fhall  God  deftroy 

1  o .  1 2.  let  fe.that  thinketh  he  ftandeth  take  heed 

1  Co/.f  .2  i.made  feOT  to  be  fin  for  us 

Gal.6.6.  let  bim  that  is  taught  in  the  word  comm. 
£/ife/?4.28.1et  feOT  that  ftole,  fteale no  more 
Pfe/.2. 2  3  .feOT  therefore  I  hope  to  find  prefently 

2  Thef.z.g.evcn  him  whofe  comming  is  after  the 
Heb.  2.14  d  eftroy  him  that  had  the  power  of 

n.i2.andfeOTasgoodas  dead,  fo  many 
Rev.  1 3. 1 8. let  bim  that  hath  underftanding,count 
20.1 1. 1  faw  feOT  that  fate  on  it,Trom 
22.ii,  let  few  be  holy  ftill 
Above  ©fin. 
Dan.  1  i.f.  he  fhalbe  ftrong  above  him 

About  feint. 

i  Sam.zz.6.a\\  his  fervants  were  (landing  abo.feOT 

7. unto  his  ferv.  that  flood  about  fe«3  Heare 

17. unto  the  foormen  that  flood  abo  fe.Turn 

1 1(i».f.3.for  the  wars  which  were  ab.fe.  on  every 

»  C&?-.i8.3i.therforetheycompaffedab.fe.to  fight 

fob  1. 10.  made  an  hedge  about  feOT 

Pfal.76.11.  let  all  that  be  round  about  feOT  bring 

89.7.1'n  reverence  of  al  them  that  arc  about  few 

Jer.qS-  i7.a'l  ye  that  are  about  feOT,bemoane  him 

39.a  difmayingof  all  them  about  bim 

fo.3 


i 


HI  M 


H  I  M 


HIM       HIM 


HIM        HIM 


50.3  z.it  (hall  devoure  all  round  about  him 
Lam.  i.i7.adyerfaries  fhould  be  round  about  him 
I:\dk12.14.that  are  about  hmto  help  him 
3  2. 22. his  graves  are  about  him 
25.  her  graves  are  round  about  him 

Vcrfe  26. 
Mat.%.  i8.faw  great  multitudes  about  him 
Mai'ty  3.3  z.thc  multitude  fate  about  him 
34-on  them  which  fate  about  him 
4.io.they  that  were  about  him,itkzi.  of  him 
Lttty  zz.49.whcn  they  wck  were  about  fr.faw  what 
John  10.24.then  came  the  Jewes  round  about  him 
fiew.4.8.had  each  of  them  fixe  wings  about  him 

After  mm, 
Gtfz.16.13. have  I  alfo  here  looked  after  him 
17.19.and  with  his  feed  after  him 
i8.i9.command.hischildr.&  houfhold  zit.him 
19.6. Lot  (hut  the  doore  after  him 
3  i.z3.purfued  after  fe^feven  dayes  journey- 
£,tW.28.43.a  ftatute  for  his  feed  after  him 

Z9.29.(halbe  his  fons  after  him  to  be  annointed 
ifiuo.j.and  all  that  goe  a  whoring  after  him 
2v"«w.z  5. 13.  and  his  feed  aftertax  (hall  have  even 

3  2. 1 5  .if  ye  turne  away  from  after  him 
Jojh.io.%.i£  the  avenger  of  bloud  purfue  after  him 
Jiidg.1.6.  and  they  purfiicd  after  him 
3.z8.and  they  went  downe  after  him 

3  i.after  him  was  Shamgar  which  flew  of  the 
4.i4.and  ten  thoufand  men  after  him 
©\34.and  Abiezer  was  gathered  after  him 

3  j.  who  alfo  was  gathered  after  him 
io.3.after him rofe  Jair  a  Gileadite5and  judged 
1 z.8.afterfci«zlbzan  judged  Ifrael 
1 1. after  him  Elon  judged  Ifrael 
1 3.after  him  Abdon  judged  Ifrael 
Ruth  z.a.gleane  eares  of  corne  after  him 

1  Sam.14. 1 3. and  his  armour-bearer  after  him 

his  armour-bearer  flew  after  him 
17.3  5-1  went  out  after  Wwandfmotehim 
26. 3. faw  that  Saul  came  after  him  into  the 

2  Sam.  i.6.horfemen  followed  hard  after  him 

1  j.i6.and  all  his  houihold  after  him 
i7.and  all  the  people  went  after  him 
18. which  came  after  him  (torn  Gath 

i6.6.the  lords  fervant3and  purfue  after  him 
7,went  out  after  him  Joabs  men 
i4.gathered  together  and  went  alfo  after  him 

23.9.  after  him  was  Eleazerfon  of  Dodo  the 

1  Chron.  1 1. 1  a. 
10.  people  returned  after  him  onely  to  fpoile 

1  i.after  him  was  Shammah  fon  of  Agee 

1  P(?«.i.zo.throneofmy  L.theK.aft.fe'.     Ve.Z7. 
3  5  .then  ye  fhall  come  up  after  him 
40.aH  the  people  came  up  after  him 
1  V.4.  to  fct  up  his  fon  after  him 
z  Kin.  5.  zo.Ile  run  after  him  and  take  fomewhat 
zi.Naaman  faw  him  running  after  him 
9.24  Jehu  followed  after  him  and  faid.  Smite 
14.19. they  fent  after  him  to  Lachiih,  and 

2  Chron.  zy.  27. 
18.5/0  that  after  him  was  none  like  him 

a  3 .2 ^.neither  after  him  arofe  there  any  like  him 

1  Chru. 27 .7. and  Zehadiah  his  fon  after  him 

2  Ch/0.16  i7.Azariah  the  prieft  went  in  after  him 
Nch.3. i6.after  him  repaired  Nehemiah 

17. after  him  repaired  the  Levites 
'  i8.afterfc  repaired  their  brethren 
zo.after  him  Baruch  earneftly  repaired 
2 1. after  him  repaired  Mcrimoth 

2  z.aftertew  repaired  the  prielts 

23. after  him  repaired  Benjamin,  and 

after  him  repaired  Azariah 
a4.  after  him  repaired  Binui 

2  softer  him  repaired  Pedaiah 
30.afterfe  repaired  Hananiah 

after  him  repaired  Meihullam 

3  i.after  him  repaired  Malchiah 
1 1.8. and  after  him,  Gabai,  Sallai 

Job  »8.20.  that  come  after  him  (halbe  aftoniflied 
2i.21.what  pleafure  hath  hein  his  houfe  af.  hi. 

33.  every  man  (hall  draw  after  him 

41.3  2.he  maketh  a  path  to  mine  after  him 

P/a.49.i7.hisglory  (hall  not  defcend  after  him 

Pro  zo.7.his  children  are  blefled  after  him 

Ecckf.  3.  zz.ro  fee  what  flialbe  after  him 

6. 1 2.whit  (halbe  after  him  under  the  fun 


7.  i4.that  man  fhould  find  nothing  after  him 
10.  i4.wbat  flialbe  after  him  who  can  tell  him 

£3^.9.5.  Goe yc  after  him  thorow  the  citie 

Ato-.i.zo.and  they  went  after  him 
y6.and  they  followed  after  him 

Luty  19.14.and  fent  a  mefiage  after  him,  faying 

John  1  z.i9.behold  the  world  is  gone  after  him 

Atts  5-37.drew  away  much  people  after  him 
7.5.  and  to  his  feed  after  him 
17. Z7. if  haply  they  might  fecle  after  him 
i9.4.belecve  on  him  which  (hould  come  zf.bi. 
Againft  $fut. 

Gen. 16. 1 2,  every  mans  hand  againft  him 
21.16.  (he  fate  over  againft  him 
3  z.zy.that  he  prevailed  not  againft  him 
37.1 8.they  confpired  againft  him  to  flay  him 

Exod.i6.S.  murmurings  w'hye  murmure  aga.  him 

Nnm.$.  1 2.  and  commit  a  trefpafle  againft  him 
14. 36.ro  murmure  againft  him,  bybringiog 
16. 1 1. what  is  Aaron  that  ye  murmure  aga. him 
22.z2.in  the  way  for  an  adverfary  againft  biro. 

Dent.  19. 1  i.and  rile  up  againft  him 

i6.to  teftifie  againft  him  that  which  is  wrong 
3  3. 1 1. thorow  the  loins  ofthe  that  rife  up  ag./;. 

Jofh.  j .  1 3  .flood  a  man  over  againft  him 
§.i4.1iers  inambufh  againft  him  behinde 

JWg.i.f.and  they  fought  againft  him 
6.3  i«faid  unto  all  that  flood  againft  him 

3z.let  Baal  pleade  againft  him 
14.5.  a  young  lion  roared  againft  him 
15.14.the  Philiftines  (homed  againft  him 
i6.j.by  what  meanes  we  may  prevaile  aga.  him 
19.2.  concubine  played  the  w hore  againft  him- 
20. 2 3. Lord  faid,  Goe  up  againft  him 

1  Sam.17  ,<).bv&  if  I  prevaile  againft  him  and  kill 
23.9. Saul  fecretly  practifed  mifchiefe  aga.  him 
z4.6.to  ftretch  forth  mine  hand  againft  him 

z  Saw.  10.9. that  the  front  ofthe  battell  was  ag.  hi. 
16.13. along  on  thehils  fide  over  againft  him 

1  Kin.  1 3 ,4.\vhich  he  put  forth  agai.  him,  dried  up 

1 5.z7.Baa(ha  confpired  againft  him 

16.9. his  fervant  Zimri  confpired  againft  him 

21.  xo.to  beare  witnefle  againft  him 

13.  the  men  of  Belial  witneffed  againft  him 
22. 3  2.they  turned  afide  to  fight  againft  him 

2  Kin.  1 4. 1 9-they  made,  a  cenfpiracy  againft  him  in 

1 5. icShallum  confpired  againft  bim,Sc  fmotc 

25. but  Pekah  confpired  againft  him 
17.5.  againft  him  came  up  Shalmanefer 
ai.a3.fervant  of  Ammou  confpired  againft  hi. 
23.29.and  King  Jofiah  went  up  againft  him 
24.iJehoiakim  rebelled  againft  him 
2.Lord  fent  againft  him  bands  of  Caldees 

1  Cfoo.19.10.  faw  that  the  battell  wasfet  sga.bim 

2  C/;/o.i3.3.fctthe  battell  in  array  againft  him 

14.10.then  Afa  went  out  againft  him 
24.21.they  confpired  againft  him  and  floned 
23.hofte  of  Syria  come  up  againft  him 
2 s.hisownefervants  confpired  againft  him 
a6.thefe  are  they  that  confpired  againft  him 
15.27.  made  a  conspiracy  ag.  him  in  J.crufalcm 
3  2. 1 7. and  to  fpeake  againft  fo'w/aying 
3  3.24.hisfervants confpired  againft  him 
3  $.20.and  Jofiah  went  out  againft  him 
36.6.againft  him  came  up  Nebuchadnezzar 

Efther  6. 1 3. thou  (halt  not  prevaile  againft  him 
7. 7. determined  againft  himby  the  King 

Job  2.3.although  thou  movedft  me  againft  Wim 
8.4.if  thy  children  have  finned  againft  him 
9.4.  hardned  himftlfe  againft  him 
14.zo.thou  prevaileft  for  everagainfl  him 
1 5. 24. they  (hall  prevaile  againft  him 
1 8-9.  and  the  robber  (hall  prevaile  againft  h'm 
20.27.the  earth  (hall  rife  up  againft  him 
33.13.why  doft  thou  ftrive  againft  him 
3  f  .6.what  doeft  thou  againft  him 
3  9.23 .the  quiver  ratleth  againft  him 

Pfol.  1 3 .4.fay>I  have  prevailed  againft  him 
78. 1 7.they  finned  yet  more  againft  him 

Pw.14.3  y.his  wrath  is  aga.  bim  thatcaufeth  (Lame 
17. 1  i.a  cruell  meflenger  fhalbe  fent  againft  hi. 

Ecclef.4, 1  a.  if  one  prevaile  againft  him,  two  (hall 

lf<l.$.  1 1  .fet  up  the  adverfary  of  Rezin  againft  him 
10. 1  y.fhalltheaxe  boaft  it  felfe  againft  him 

(hall  the  faw  magnifie  it  felfe  againft  him 
3 1.4.  is  called  forth  againft  him 


45.24.  3II  that  are  incenfed  againft  bim  (hall 
59.19.dwll  litt  up  a  ftan  Jard  againft  him 

Jet.  zo.  to.and  we  fhall  prevaile  againft  him 
3  i.zo.for  lince  1  fpjke  againft  him,  I  earned 
5 1.3.  ag.  /  im  that  bendeth,  let  the  archer  bend 
againft  him  that  lifteth  himfelfe  up  in  his 

E\ck-i7- 1 5-he  rebelled  againft  him 
19-8. fct  againft  him  on  every  fide 

19.2.  and  prophefie  againft  few,  and 

Chap.  38.  2. 
38.21.I  call  for  a  fvvord  againft  him 

zz.Ile  pleade  againft  him  with  peftilence 
Dffl.6. i.hnd  it  againft  fc»«3concerning  thejaw  of 
8-7-was  moved  with  choler  againft  him " 
9-9-though  we  have  rebelled  againft  him 
1  i.becaufe  we  have  finned  againft  him 
1  i.i6.he  that  commeth  againft  bim  (hall 
a  5. they  (hall  forecaft  devices  againft  him 
3c.  (hips  of  Chittim  (hall  come  againft  him 
^o.King  ofthe  North  (hall  come  againft  hi. 
Mitah  3.5  .tky  even  prepare  war  againft  him 
5. 5. then  (hall  weraife  againft  him  feven  (heph. 
7.9.bec.iufe  I  have  finned  againft  him 
Hab.i.$.z\\  thefe  take  up  3  paft  againft  him 
Mat.  1  z.  i4.and  held  a  counfell  againft  bim 
Marty  3.6.tooke  councell  with  the  Herod.ag.fo'w 
6. i^.Hetodias  had  a  quarrell  againft  bim  ' 
14.56.many  bare  falfe  witnefle  againft  him 

57.bare  falfe  witnefle  againft  tew 
i5.39.whichftood  over  againft  him  faw  that 
Luke  6.7.might  find  an  acculation  againft  him 
14.3 1. to  meet  him  that  commeth  againft  him 
az.65.blafphcmy  fpake  they  againft  him 
Affs  z2.24.whereforc  they  cnedfoagainft  him 
z3-30.before  thee  what  they  had  againft  him 
z5 .3  .anddefired  favour  againft  him 

i5.defiring  to  have  judgement  againft  him 
1 6.roncerning  the  crime  laid  againft  bim 
19-had  certainequeftions  againft  him 
a7.to  fignifie  the  crimes  laid  againft  him 
Jucle  9.durftnot  bring  aga.  him  a  railing  accufat. 
1 5-which  ungodly  finncrs.have  fpoken  ag.fc. 
Kw.19.19.make  war  ag.  him  that  fate  on  the  horfe 

At  \$m. 
GfE.49.2  3.andfliotatfo«?Jandhated  him 
1  Saw. zo. 3  3. Saul  caft  a  javelin  at  Inm  to  finite 
1  Sam.  1 6. 1 3.and  threw  ftones  at  him,  &  caft  duft 
Job  z7.z3.men  (hall  clap  their  hands  at  him 

4 1 .  26.fword  of  him  that  layeth  at  him  cannot 
P/a/.i2.5.fromhim  that  puffeth at  him 
3  7. 1 3. the  Lord  fliall  laugh  at  him 
5z.6.the  righteous  (hall  laugh  at  him 
64.4.fuddenly  doe  they  (hoot  at  him 
Ifa. 5 z.  15. Kings  (hall  fliut  their  mouth  at  him 
Dan.i  i.40.the  King  ofthe  South  pufli  at  bim 
Nabum  1,  j.the  mountaines  quake  at  him 
Marty  6. 3  .and  they  were  offended  at  kirn 
iz.4.and  at  bim  they  caft  ftones 
I7.and  they  marvelled  at  him 
Luty^.y.hc  marvelled  at  him  and  turned 

8.i9.could  not  come  at  bim  for  the  preafle 
John  6.4 1 -the  Jewes  then  murmured  at  bim 
8.59.tooke  up  ftones  to  caft  at  him 
Before  fy.m. 
GcH.24.33.fet  meat  before  him  to  eat 

32.3.  Jacob  fent  meflengers  before  him  to  Efau 
2i.fo  went  the  prefent  over  before  him 

41.43  .they  cried  before  him,  Bow  the  knee 
42.6.bowed  downe  themfelves  before  him 
43. 3  3. and  they  fate  before  him 

34.meffcs  unto  them  from  before  him 

44.  T4.they  fell  before  him  on  the  ground 

46.28.he  fent  Judah  before  him  unto  Jofeph 

Exod.io.  i .(hew  thefe  my  fignes  before  him 

34.6.and  the  Lord  pafled  by  before  him 

"Hum,  1 1 ,20.and  have  wept  before  him,  faying 

:?  2.21.  driven  out  his  enemies  from  before  him 
i/e/&.6.5.afcend  up  every  man  ftraight  before  bim 
20.every  man  ftraight  before  him,  and 
22.27.doe  the  fervice  ofthe  Lord  before  him 
Judg.9.a.md  he  fled  before  him 

i4.i6.Sampfons  wife  wept  before  him 
i7.(he  wept  before  him  feven  dayes  while 
1  &M».i6.6.1oras  annointed  is  before  him 
2i.and  David  ftoodbefore  him 
i7.7.one  bearing  a  (hield  went  before  him 

4^  i.tran 


I 


HIM        HIM 


HIM         HIM 


H  I  M 


HI  M 


41. man  that  bare  the  lhield  went  before  him 
i  Sam.  i  o t  1 1  .and  they  fled  before  him 
1 1. 1?. he  did  eate  and  drinke  before  him 
i 2.20.  they  fet  bread  before  him 
i  j.9.and  powred  them  out  before  him 
i  <.i.  and  fifty  men  to  runne  before  him 

i  -King.  i.  j. 

21.13.  through  the  brightnefle  before  him  were 
24. 1  was  alfo  upright  before  him 
1 1(u£.i.2  j.they  eat  and  drinke  before  him 
j.i6.untotheKing,and  flood  before  him 
i2.8.and  which  flood  before  him 

1  j.  3  .which  he  had  done  before  him 

16.2  j.  did  worfe  then  all  that  were  before  him 
jo.above  all  that  were  before  him 
3  3  .Kings  of  Ifrael  that  were  before  him 

19.19.with  twelve  yoke  of  oxen  before  him 

2  i.io.fet  two  men,  forts  of  Belial,before  him 

1 3  .and  fate  before  bimjnd  the  men  of 
2  Kjng.z.i  j  .bowed  themfcl.to  the  ground  bchim 
4. 1 2 .  (he  flood  before  him 

38.  fons  of  the  Prophas  were  fitting  Whim 
j.i  j. and  came  and  flood  before  him 

2  3  .and  they  bare  them  before  Urn 
6. 3  i.King  fent  a  man  from  before  him 
8.9.cameand  flood  before  him-,  and  faid 
io.4.two  Kings  flood  not  before  him :  how 
i7.i.not  as  all  the  Kin.of  Ifr.that  were  be.  him 
18.  j. nor  any  that  werebefore  him 
2,1.1  i.Amorites  >.iid,which  were  before  him 
2  3. 2 5. like  unto  to  was  there  no  King  bet. him 
2  j.29.eat  bread  continually  before  him  all  the 

1  Chro.  16.29.and  come  before  fe,worfhip  and 

30.  feare  before  him  all  the  earth 
19.14.and  they  fled  before  him 
29.25.  not  been  any  King  before  fcwflinlfrael 

2  Chro. .2 .4.  and  toburne  before  him fwe?t  incenfe 

6.fave  only  to  burne  facrifice  before  him 
io.8.broken  up  with  him  that  flood  before  him 
i4,3.thekingdome  was  quiet  before  him 
29.1  l.hathchofen  you  to  ftand before  him 
Neh.1.1.  that  wine  was  before  him 
Eftber  1.3.  Princes  of  the  Prophets  being  bef.  him 
i7.to  be  brought  in  before  him,  but  flie 
4.8.make  tequeft  before  him  for  the 
6.9.  and  prodaime  before  him,  Thus  (hall 

Verfe  it. 
1 3  .but  (hall  (urely  fall  before  him 


3  0.24.  and  he  fliall  groane  before  him 
Dan.4,8  .before  him  I  told  the  dreame 

j.  1 9. trembled  and  feared  before  him 

6.i8.inftrument  of  muficke  broken  before,  him 
22.as  before  /?«8,innocencie  was  found 

7#xo.and  came  forth  from  before  him 

ten  thoufand  flood  before  him 
1 3  .they  brought  him  neere  before  him 

8.4.  no  beafts  might  fland  before  him 
7.no  power  in  the  ram  to  ftand  before  him 

1 1.  i6\and  none  fliall  ftand  before  him 
2  2.be  overflowne  before  him 
Micab  6.6.fhall  I  come  before  him  with  burnt  off. 
Hab.z.zo.all  the  earth  keep  filence  before  him 

3 .  j. before  him  went  the  peftilence 
Zecb.$  .4.  fpake  unto  thofe  that  flood  before  him 
Mal.%.\6.z  book  of  remem.was  written  before  hi. 
Afdf.14.22.to  goe  before  him  untothe  other  fide 

2  j. 3  2.  before  fcw  (halbe  gathered  all  nations 

27. 29. they  bowed  the  knee  before  him 
Mark  3 . 1 1  .fell  down  before  him,  and  cried,faying 

5.3  3. fell  downe  before  him  and  told 
Lu\e  i.i j.  he  fliall  goe  before  him'm  the 

75. in  holincfle  and  righteoufnefle  before  him 

5.18.  and  to  lay  him  before  him 

8. 28. cried  outjand  fell  downe  btfoxthim 
47.  and  falling  downe  before  him 

11 .6. 1  have  nothing  to  fet  before  him 

14.2.3  certaine  man  before  him,  which  had 
John  3. 2 8. but  that  I  am  fent  before  him 
Acts  23.3  j.prelented  Paul  alfo  before  him 
Kom.^.ij.  before  him  whom  hebeleeved 
Epbef.i. ^without  blame  before  him  in  love 
Heb.  1 2.2.for  the  joy  that  was  fet  before  hi.  endur. 
1  John  2. 2  8. not  be  aftumed  before  him  at  his 

3-i9.fhall  allure  our  hearts  before  him 
Rev.4.  io.fall  downe  before  him  that  fate 

1 3 .'  1 2.  power  of  the  firft  beaft  before  him 

1 9. 20.that  w  rought  m  iracles  before  him 
Behind  Ifyim. 
Gen.  1 8.  io.in  the  tent  door,  which  was  behind  him 

22.1  3  .behind  him  a  ram  caught  in  a  thicket 

1  S<w#.24.8.when  Saul  looked  behind  him,  David 

2  Sam.  1. 7. when  he  looked  behind  him  he  faw  me 

2.20.then  Abner  looked  behind  him,  he  faid 

23.that  the  fpeare  came  out  behind  him 
13.34.the  way  of  the  hill  fide  behind  him 
2  IOa.6.3  2.found  of  his  mafters  feet  behind  him 


fob  1 3.1  j.maint.iine  mine  owne  wayes  before  hi- 1  Joel  2.i4.and  leave  a  blefflng  behind 


i6.an  hypocrite  fliall  not  come  before  him 
2,1.3  3. as  there  are  innumerable  before  him 
23.4. 1  would  order  my  caufe  before  him 
26.6.  hell  is  naked  before  him 

3  j .  1 4-yct  judgement  is  be!  ore  him 
41.22.fon.ow  is  turned  into  joy  before  him 

Vfal.  1 8.6.  and  my  cry  came  before  him 

1 2. at  the  brightnefle  that  was  before  him 
23.I  was  alfo  upright  before  him 
2  2. 29.aH  they  fliall  bow  before  him 
jo, 3. a  fire  (halbe  devoured  before  him 
62.8.powre  out  your  heart  before  him 
68.i.that  hate  him,  flee  before  him 
4.  and  njoyce  before  £w« 

7  2-9.bow  before  few  and  his  enemies  fliall 

1 1.  all  Kings  fliall  fall  downe  before  him 

8  j.  1 3. righteoufnefle  (hall  goe  before  him 
96.6. honour  and  majeftie  ate  before  him 

9.  feare  before  him  all  the  earth 
97. 3.  a  fire  goetfa  before  him 
106.2  3. had  not  Mofes  his  chofen  flood  bt.him 
142.2.1  powred  out  my  complaint  before  him 
I  flie  wed  before  him  my  trouble 
Pf9.8.3o.rejoycingalwayes'befqrefciOT 

i7.24.wifdome  is  before  him  that  hathunderft. 
Ecclef.  3 . 1 4.that  men  fliould  feare  before  him 

8.12.  which  feare  before  him 
Z/S.40.10.  and  his  worke  before  him 

17 .  all  nations  before  him  are  as  nothing 
4i.2.gave  the  nations  before  him 

4  j.  1.(0  fubdue  nations  before  him 

to  open  before  him  the  two-leaved 

62.11.  and  bis  worke  before  him 
Jer.4z.9xo  prefent  your  Amplications  before  him 

$  2.3  3  .did  continually  eat  bread  before  him 
£^.3.20. 1  lay  a  (tumbling blocke  before  him 

28.9.wilt  thou  yet  fay  before  him  that  flayeth 


Zec/?.i.8.behind  him  were  there  red  horfes 
Mat.g.zo.  came  behind  him  and  touched  the  hem 
Markj  1 2. 1 9.and  leave  his  wife  behind  him 
Luke  7.38.ftood  at  his  feet  behind  him,  wiping 
8.44.came  behind  him  and  touched  the 
Bejides  $Jfm. 
Deut.4.3  j. there  is  none  elfe  befides  him 
2  Sam.  1  % .  1 8.  all  his  fervants  pafled  on  befide  him 
Neb.8.4.and  befide  him  flood  Mattithiah,  and 

Between  li^fm. 
imt.26.46.L0rd  madebetween  him  and  the 
Mai.  3. 1 8. between  him  that  ferveth  God,  and  him 

Beyond  Jijfttt. 
1  Sam.zo.26.hz  (hot  an  arrow  beyond  him 

By  tyitn. 
Gen.  38.18.  and  (he  conceived  by  him 

4  j.i  .before  all  men  that  flood  by  him,  and 
Z.CH.2J. 47. thy  broth,  that  dwelle.  by  b.waxe  poor 
Nm.z.  1 2.thofe  which  pitchby  him  (halbe  the 
20.  by  him  (halbe  the  tribe  of  Manafles 
27.th.ofe  that  encampe  by  J»»,(hallbe  the 
6.Q.if  any  man  die  very  fuddenly  by  him,  and 
De«£.2.30.would  not  let  us  paffe  by  him 

33.12.  flialldwell  in  fafety  by  him 
Judg.z.i  j.by  him  the  childr.of  Ifra.fent  a  prefent 
19.aU  that  flood  by  him  went  out  from 

1  Sdw.2.3  .and  by  him  actions  were  weighed 

17. 26. David  fpake  to  the  men  that  flood  by  hi. 
20.7.thatevill  is  determined  by  him 

2  Sam.zo.i  i.one  of  Joabs  men  flood  by  him 

1 2. every  one  that  came  by  him  flood  ftill 
i  ^•i9-i9-Elijah pafled  by  fe'.and  caft  his  man. 
22.19.all  the  hofte  of  heaven  ftanding  by  him 
2  Kin.  3 . 1 1  .that  we  may  enquire  of  the  Lo.by  him 
j.i.becaufe  by  him  the  Lord  had  given 
8.8.and  enquire  of  the  Lord  by  him 
1  Chro.  1 1 . 1  i.flainc  by  him  at  one  time 
Vv  2 


Neh.z.6.  the  Queen  alfo  fitting  by  him 

4.3  now  Tobiah  the  Ammonite  was  by  him 

Pfal.62.1 1  .every  one  that  fweareth  by  him  (hall 

Ifa. zj.j.tbe  (laughter  of  them  that  are  (lain  by  b. 

Dan.8. 1 1. by  him  the  daily  facrifice  was  taken 
1 1 . 1 8  .caufe  the  reproach  offered  by  hi.  to  ceafe 
1 2. 7. and  fware  by  him  that  liveth  for  ever 

Mz/;.i.6.rockes  arethrowne  down  by  him 

^£,23.21. and  by  /;i»? that  dwelieth  therein 
2  2.  fweareth  by  him  that  fitteth  thereon 

Marke  j.4.chains  had  bin  plucked  aflunder  by  him 

Luke  3 . 1 9.but  Herod  being  reproved  by  him 
5. 1 5. to  be  healed  by  him  of  their  infirmities 
9. 7. heard  of  all  that  was  done  by  him 
47.tooke  a  child  and  fet  him  by  him 
1 3*  1 7.glorious  things  that  were  done  by  him 
23.8.10  have  feen  fome  miracle  done  by  him 

John  1. 3. all  things  wete  made  by  him  - 
xo.the  world  was  made  by  him 

/#?.2.22.whichGod  did  by  hi.ia  the  midft  of  you  j 
3.i6.yea  the  faith  which  is  by  him,  hath 
4.  io.even  by  hi.  doth  this  man  ftand  here  bef. 
9-39.aU  the  widowes  (food  by  him  weeping 
1 3.39.  by  him  allthac  beleeve  are  juftified 
23.2.them  that  flood  by  him  tofmite  him 

1  t.theLord  flood  by  him, 8c  faid}Beof  good 
1  Cor.  1 .  j.in  every  thing-ye  are  inriched  by  him 

8.6.  by  whom  are  all  things,  and  we  by  him 
i6.2.every  one  of  you  lay  by  him  in  ftore 
JEpte/;4.2i.3nd  have  bin  taughtby  him 
Col.  1 .  16.  by  him  were  all  things  created  that  arc 
all  things  were  created  by  him,8c  for  him 
1 7. and  by  him  all  things  confift 
20.  by  him  to  reconcile  all  things  to  himfl  If 
3.i7.givingthanksto  God  and  the  Fat. byte 
2T»».2.26.takencaptivebyfe»zat  his  will 
Heb.j.z  i.by  him  that  faid  unto  him,The  L.fware 

2  j. that  come  unto  God  by  him 

1 3 . 1  j.by  him,  therefore  let  us  offer  the  facrifice 

1  Pet.  1 . 2 1 . w  ho  by  him  doe  beleeve  in  G  od ,  w  ho 

2.14.  that  are  prefent  by  him  for  the  puniftim. 
Kro.io.6.fware  by  him  that  liveth  for  ever 

Concerning  f^tttt. 
/«^.2i.j.made  a  great  oath  concer.fcj.that  com.  : 

2  mn- 19.2  i.that  the  Lo.  hath  fpoken concern.fcw 

I/tf.37  22. 
Efther  3.2.  King  had  fo  commanded  concern  .few 
Dan.  j. 29.made  a  proclamation  concerning  him 
John  7. 12.  murmuring  among  the  people  con, hi. 

32.  mutmure  fuch  things  concerning  him 
i'9.i8.Jewesdid  not  beleeve  concerning  him 
Acls  2.2  j. for  David  fpeaketh  concerning/??^ 

23.1  j.enquire  fomthing  more  perfectly  con.h. 
1  Cor.  5. 3.  concer.  him  that  hath  fo  done  this  deed 
Feare  ^im.  SeejFeare. 
For  t|fm. 
Gen.  2.1 8.  He  make  him  an  help  meet  for  him 
20.not  found  an  helpmeet  for  him 
2  j. 2 1. the  Lord  was  intreated  for  him 
37.3  j.thus  his  father  wept  for  him 
43.9. 1  will  be  fuerty  for  him 

3  2.thcy  fet  on  for  him  by  himfelfe 
jo.3.and  forty  dayes  were  fulfilled  for  him 

and  the  Egyptians  mourned  tor  him 
Exod.z.3 .(lie  toofee for  him anarke oi  bull uflits 
22.2. there  fliall  no  bloud  be  died .tor  him 
3  .there  flialbe  bloud  (hed  for  him 
Levit.i.q.it  (halbe  accepted  for  him 

to  make  an  attonementfor  him 

4.26.  Prieft  (hall  make  an  attonement  for  him 

Verfe3i.&Ch3p.$6  10. 

j.i 3.  Prieft  fliall  make  an  attonement  for  him 

Ver.i8.Cha.i4.i8,i9>2033i.&ij.ij. 

1 4.4.command  to  take  for  him  that  is  to 

2 1, to  make  an  atton.for  him      Num.  1  j.28. 
19.22.  make  an  attonement  for  him 
Num.j.S.  an  attonement  (halbe  made  fothim 
6.11.  and  make  an  attonement  for  him 
9. 1 4.  and  for  him  that  was  born  in  the  land 
1  y.29.both  for  him  that  is  born  among  the 
27. 2 1. who  fliall  aske  counfel!  for  him 
3  j. 3  2.  take  no  fatisfaft.  for  him  that  is  fled  to 
D#tf.i9.n.andliein  wait  for  fe,&  rife  upaga. 

3  3.7. let  his  hands  be  fufficient  for  him 
Jiidg.6.ii.\iz  that  will  pleade  for  him,  ler  him  be 
9.2  j.men  of  Shechem  fet  liers  in  wait  for  him 

i6.2Jaid 


HIM    HIM 


HIM   HIM 


HIM   HIM 


i6.2.1aid  wait  for  him  all  night  in  the  gate 

i8.i6v.faw  that  they  were  too  ftrong  for  him 
i  Sam.z.z%.  who  (hall  intreat  for  him 

i  y.2.how  he  laid  wait  for  him  in  the  way 

17.31.  and  he  fent  for  him 

z%.  io.he  enquired  of  the  Lord  for  him 
1  3  .and  haft  enquired  of  G  od  for  him 
1  5  .begin  to  enquire  of  God  for  him 

27.4.he  fought  no  more  againe  for  him 
z  Sam.g.  10.fb.all  till  the  land  for  him 

ij.a.thoughit  be  hard  for  him  to  doe  any 

1  iQng.z.zz.zskefot  him  the  kingdome  alfo 

he  is  mine  elder  brother,even  for  him  & 
3.6.thou  haft  kept  for  him  this  great  kindneffc 

1  j. 13.  fadled  for  him  the  Affe 

1 4. 1 3  .and  al  1  Ifrael  fhall  mourne  for  him 

1 8.  and  all  Ifrael  mourned  for  him 
16.3  i.a  light  thing  for  him  to  walk  in  the  fins 

2  Kjng.^.i6.thit  the  battell  was  too  fore  for  him 

4.  io.and  let  us  fet  for  him  there  a  bed 
2  Chro.  16.14.made  a  very  great  burying  for  him 
i8.z.Ahab  killed  fheep  and  oxen  for  him  in 

2  1 . 1  o.his  people  made  no  burning  for  to,like 
i4.3.Jehoiada  tooke  for  him  two  wives 

Neh.  13.5  .had  prepared  for  him  a  great  chamber 
Efther  ^.banquet  that  I  have  prepared  for  him 
9-nor  moved  for  him,  he  was  full  of 
6. 3. there  is  nothing  done  for  him 
4.gallowes  thathe  had  prepared  for  him 
Job  13.7..  and  talke  deceitfullyfor  him 

1 8.  io.the  fnare  is  laid  for  him  in  the  ground 

and  a  trap  for  him  in  the  way 
30.  if  .did  not  I  weep  for  him  that  was  in 
Pfa,  3 ,z  .fay /There  i  s  no  help  for  him  in  God 
7. 1  j.prepared  for  him  inftruments  of  death 

3  5.1  o.from  him  that  is  too  ftrong  fox  him 
37.7.aad  wait  patiently  for  him 
40-7.norgive  to  God  a  ranfome  for  him 
72.15  .prayer  alfo  fhalbe  made  for  him 

89.  z8.my  mercy  will  I  keep  for  him  for  ever 

Pw.9.4.  as  for  him  that  wanteth  underftanding 

Verfe  16. 
i8.i6.a  mans  giftmaketh  roomefor  to 
2  8. 8. gather  it  for  him  that  will  pitie  the  poore 

C<B#.y.4.my  bowels  were  moved  for  him 

lfa.8.i7.znd  I  will  looke  for  him 

10.26.fhaU  ftirre  up  a  fcourge  for  him 
z  5.9.  we  have  waited  for  him,  and  he  will 

Verfe  9. 
29.21  .and  lay  a  fnare  for  him  that  reproveth 
30.1  8  .blefTed  are  all  they  that  wait  for  to 
40. 1  o.his  arme  fhall  rule  for  him 
64.4.prepared  for  him  that  waiteth  for  him 

Jer.zz.io.  but  weep  fore  for  tothatgoeth  away 

18.  they  fhall  not  lament  for  him 

Verfe  18. 
31.20.  my  bowels  are  troubled  for  him 
ham.  3.2?.  good  unto  them  that  wait  for  him 
E-Ksk-  17.17.makc  for  him  in  the  war  by  cafting  up 
2 1. 1  j.  I  covered  the  deep  for  him 

caufed  Lebanon  to  mourn  for  him 
trees  of  the  field  fainted  for  him 
45. 20. for  him  that  is  fimple/o  fhal  ye  reconcile 
Da».6.23.  king  is  exceeding  glad  for  him 

1 1. 17. neither  fhall  (he  be  for  him 
Amos  3.  y.w  here  no  gaine  is  for  him 
Zeph.\.6.  nor  enquired  for  him 
Zedb-i2.io.and  they  fhall  mourne  for  him 

and  fhalbe  in  bitternefle  for  him 
Mat.i  2.4.not  lawfull  for  him  to  eate 
i8.6.better  for  him  that  a  milftone  were  hanged 
Marke  9.42.  Lu\e  17.2. 
24.50.  when  hee  looketh  not  for  him 

Luke  12.46. 
Mai\e  y.20.great  things  Jefus  had  done  for  him 
Luke  2.27.  to  doe  for  him  after  thecuftome  of  the 
8.40.they  were  all  waiting  for  to 
9.  5  2.to  make  ready  for  him 
1 1.54.  laying  wait  for  him 
ly.jo.killed  for  him  the  fatted  calfe 
Affs  1 2.  j .  of  the  Church  unto  God  for  him 

1 9.  when  Herod  had  fought  for  him  &  found 
2 0.3. when  the  Jewes  laid  wait  for  him 

16.  if  it  were  poffible  for  him  to  be  at  Jeruf. 
23.2 1. for  there  lie  in  wait  for  him 
24.26.wherefore  he  fent  for  him  the  oftner 


25.3.  that  he  would  fend  for  him  to  Jerufalem 
1  Cor.  16. 1 1. for  I  looke  for  him  with  the  brethren 
Co/.i(i6.althings  were  created  by  him, &  for  him 
Heb.g.zftjixmQ  them  that  looke  for  him 

From  i^tnt. 
Ge».8.8.fent  forth  a  dove  from  him 

1 3 .14. after  Lot  was  feparated  from  him 

26.31  .they  departed  from  him  in  peace 

3  y .  1 3  .and  God  went  up  from  him 
Exod.zz.  1 2.  if  it  be  ftollen  from  him  he  fhall 
Lew.4. 1 9.  he  fhall  take  all  his  fat  from  him 

,5.3. and  it  be  hid  from  him  when  he 

1  j.  1 6. feed  of  copulation  goe  out  from/w.tben 
3  i.and  of  him  whofe  feed  goeth  from  him 

22.3  .or  a  man  whofe  feed  goeth  from  him 
Num.zo.zu  wherefore  Ifrael  turned  away  fr.  him 
Judg.Tf. i9.ftood  by  him,went  out  from  him 

16.19.and  his  ftrength  went  from  him 
20.that  the  Lord  was  departed  from  him 

i9.2.wentaway  from  him  unto  her  fath.houfe 

1  Sam.  3 . 1 8. and  he  hid  nothing  from  him 

1 3. 8. the  people  were  fcattered  from  him 
1 6. 2 3. the  evill  fpirit  departed  from  him 
17.24.fled  from  him  and  were  fore  affraid 

30.  he  turned  from  him  towards  3nother5  & 
18.13  .therefore  Saul  removed  from  him 
1 9. 8, and  the  Phihftines  fled  from  him 

2  Sam.7.1  5. my  mercy  fhsll  not  depart  away  it.hi. 

1 1. 1  y.  and  retire  ye  from  him 

1 3-9.they  went  out  every  man  from  him 

14.1 4.banifhed  ,  be  not  expelled  from  him 

1  rOK.19.21.he  returned  backe  from  him,  and 

2o.33.whether  any  thing  would  come  from  /;;. 
36.aflbone  as  he  was  departed  from  to,a 

2  Kin.  2. 1 3  .that  fell  from  him,  and  went  backe 

14. that  fell  from  to,and  fmote  the  water 
3 .17. and  they  departed  from  him,  and 
4.y.fo  She.  went  from  him  and  fhut  the 
y .  19.fi)  he  departed  from  him  a  little  way 
25.  y.all  his  army  were  fcattered  from  him 

1  Chro.  1 7. 1 3. as  I  took  it  fr.  hi.  that  was  bef.  thee 

2  Chro.i  2.1 2.the  wrath  of  theLo.turned  from  hi. 

i3.i9.andtooke  the  cities  from  him 

18.3  i.God  moved  them  to  depart  from  him 

24.2  j. when  they  were  departed  from  him 

3  $.22.Jofiah  would  not  turne  his  face  from  hi. 
Efther  i.i9.1et  there  goe  a  royall  comm.from  him 

4.4.10  take  away  the  fackcloth  from  him 
Job  i4.6.turne  from  him  that  he  may  reft,  till 

34.27.becaufe  they  turned  backe  from  him 
P/a/.i2.5.from  tothatpuffethat  him 

22.24.neither  hath  he  hid  his  face  from  him 

3  5 .  1  o.from  him  that  fpoileth  him 

55.1 2.would  have  hid  my  felfe  from  him 

62.  i.from  him  commeth  my  falvation 

89.33. lov.kindnes  w'' * not  utccrly  "ke  it.hi. 
Tro.1g.7Aot  his  friends  goe  farfrom  him 

22. 1  5  .fhall  drive  it  far  from  him 

24. 1 8. he  turned  away  his  wrath  from  him 

27.22.not  his  foolifhnefle depart  from  him 
lfd.%  .23.righteoufnefTeof  the  righteous  from  him 

5  3. 3. hid  as  it  were  our  faces  from  him 
Jer.z.$j.yet  thou  (halt  goe  forth  from  him 

3. 1. and  fhegoe  frcuw  him,  and  become 

yi.8.all  his  army  was  fcattered  from  him 
Dcm.z.  1  .and  his  fleep  brake  from  him 

y.  20. they  tooke  his  glory  from  him 
2  4part  of  the  hand  fenr  from  him 

6. 1 8. and  his  fleep  went  from  him 
Hof.i^.^.minc  anger  is  turned  away  from  him] 
Amos  j .  1 1  .ye  take  from  him  burdens  of  w  heat 
Jonah  3 ,6.and  he  laid  his  robe  from  him 
Zech.-^.e,.  take  away  the  filthy  garments  frornbim 
Afaf.y.42.from  him  that  would  borrow  of  thee 

13.12.  from  him  fhalbe  taken  away  even  that 
Mark?  4.25.  Lu\e  8.18. 

2y.28.take  therefore  the  talent  from  him 
29.from  to  that  hath  not  fhalbe  taken 

27.3 1.  and  tooke  the  robe  off  from  him 

Mark?  iy.  20. 
Mark  1.42.  the  leprofie  departed  from  him 

Luke  y.13. 

14.3  y.  the  houre  might  pafle  from  him 
Luke  4.1 3. he  departed  from  him  for  a  feafon 

9.3  3. as  they  departed  from  him,  Peter  (aid 
jj.hardly  departeth  from  him 


1  i.22.he  taketh  from  him  all  his  armour 
1 2.58.  mayeft  be  delivered  from  him 
19.24.take  from  him  the  pound 

26.from  him  that  hath  not>even  that  he  hath 

fhalbe  taken  awayfrom  fo/» 

John  7.29.  for  I  am  from  him ,  and  he  hath  fent     • 

10.  y .  but  w  ill  flee  from  him 
AEis  i2.io,forthwith  the  angel  departed  from  hi, 
22.29.then  ftraightway  they  departed  from  hi 
26.16.none  of  thefe  things  fhalbe  hidden  fr.bi. 
Gal.i.e.Co foon  removed  from  him  that  called  ' 
Heb.  1 2. 25. if  we  turne  away  from  him,  that 
1  John  3. 1 7. his  bowels  of  compaffion  from  him 
^.2i.thiscommandementhave  we  from  to 
Rev.i.4.8c  peace  from  him  which  is,which  was,  & 

in  %tm. 
Gen.  1 8. 1 8.name  of  the  earth  fhalbe  blefTed  in  to 
Exod.z3.21.for  my  name  is  in  him 
Levit.  1 3.14.  but  when  raw  flefh  appeareth  in  him 

46.  wherein  the  plague  fhalbe  in  him 
Judg.g.z6.pm  their  confidence  in  him 
1  Sam.zS.zo.thete  was  no  ftrength  in  him 

2  9.3 . 1  have  found  no  fault  in  him 

z  Sam.  14.25. there  wasnoblemifhin  him 
22.3.  in  him  will  I  truft 
3 1.  to  all  that  truft  in  him 

1  JO'».i.yi.ifwickednes be  found  in  h.he.  fhal  die 
3.2  8.fa;w  that  the  wifdome  of  God  was  in  him 
1 4.1 3  .becaufe  in  him  there  is  found  fome  good 
17.17.that  there  was  no  breath  left  in  him 

1  c;.vtf.y.20.becaufo  they  put  their  truft  into 

2  Cfe-0.36.8.that  which  was  found  in  him,  behold 
Efther  1 . 1 2 .  and  his  anger  burned  in  him 

Job  1 3 . 1  y .  yet  vv  ill  I  truft  in  him 
35.14.  therefore  truft  thou  in  him 

Pfal.1.1  i.all  they  thatput  their  truft  in  him 
1 8.30.buckler  to  all  thofe  that  truft  in  him 
28.7.117  heart  trufted  in  him 
33.21.for  our  heart  fhall  rejoyce  into 
34.8.blefled  is  the  man  that  trufteth  in  him 

2  2.none  of  them  that  truft  in  fe.fhalbe  defo. 

37.5.  truft  alfo  in  him 

40.fave  them  becaufe  they  truft  in  him 
61.8.  truft  in  him  at  all  times 
64.10.  and  fhall  truft  in  him 

66.6.  there  did  we  rejoyce  in  him 
72.i7.menfhalbe  blefTed  into 
91.2.  in  him  will  I  truft 

92.1  y.tbere  is  no  righteoufnefle  in  him 
i49.2.1et  Ifrael  rejoyce  in  him  rhat  made  him 

Pro.  14.7.  petceiveft  not  in  him  the  lips  of  knowl. 

3  0.5. unto  them  that  put  their  truft  in  him 
Ecclef.^,  1 7. fhall  not  rejoyce  in  him 

lfa.^ 6.6.10  all  that  truft  in  him 
jfo^.a.nations  fhall  blefle  themfelves  in  him 

46.2  5. and  all  them  that  truft  in  him 

48. 1 1. therefore  his tafte remained  mhim 
Lam.i.zq.  therefore  will  I  hope  in  him 
Dd».3.28.delivered  his  fervant  that  trufted  in  him 

5-9.his  countenance  was  changed  in  him 
1 1. wifdome  of  the  gods  was  found  in  him 

6. 3. becaufe  an  excellent  fpirit  was  in  him 
4.any  crrour  or  fault  found  in  him 
Obad.j. there  is  none  underftanding  inhim 
Nahum  1.7. he  knoweth  them  that  truft  inhim 
Hab.z.q.  is  not  upright  in  him 
Afat.13.57.they  were  offended  in  trim 

14.2.  doe  fhew  forth  themfelves  in  him 
Lu\e  23«22.found  no  caufe  of  death  in  him 
John  1.4-  in  him  was  life 

3. 1 5.that  whofoever  beleeveth  in  him  fhould 
16.  beleeveth  in  him  fhould  not  perifh 

4.i4.fhalbe  iruhim  a  well  of  water  fpringing 

6.56.dwelleth  in  me,  and  I  in  him 

7.y.neitherdid  his  brethren  beleevein&W 
1 8  .and  no  unrighteoufnefle  in  him 

8.44.becaufe  there  is  no  truth  in  him 

9. 3. fhould  be  made  manifeft  in  him 

io.38.pather  is  in  me,  and  I  in  him 

1 1 . 1  o.  becaufe  there  is  no  light  in  him 

13.31.  and  God  is  glorified  inhim 

3  2.  if  God  be  glorified  in  him,G6i  fhal  alfo 
xy.y.hethatabideth  in  meandl  in  to,  the 
i9.4.know  that  I  find  no  fault  in  him 

6.  for  I  find  no  fault  in  him 

whofoever  beleeveth  in  him  fhall  have 


Atls  10.43 


18. found 


HIM   HIM 


HIM    HIM 


HIM   HIM 


13.28.  found  no  caufe  of  death  in  few 
17.16.his  fpirit  was ftirred into  >  when 

28.in  few  we  live  and  move 
20.  i  o.  for  his  life  is  in  few 
2  5.  5.  if  there  be  any  wickedneffe  in  him 
R0w.1o.14.how  fhal  they  beleeve  in  few  of  whom 
1 5.1 2.infe»«  fhall  the  Gentiles  truft       _ 

1  Cor.z.  1  i.fave  the  fpirit  of  a  man  which  is  in  mm 

8.6.of  whom  are  all  things,  and  we  in  him 

2  Cor.  1. 1 9.  but  in  him  was  Yea 

20.prom.of  G-in  him  are  Yea,&  in  hi.  Amen 
5.2i.made  therighteoufneffeofGod  inhim 
1 3.4.6*  we  alfo  are  weake in  him 
Epbef.i.q.chokn  us  in  him  before  the  foundation 

10. which  are  on  earth  even  in  him 
Pfoi/.j.9.andbe  found  inhim 
Co/.i.ig.that  in  him  mould  all  fufoefle  dwell 
2.6.  fo  walke  ye  in  him 
7«rooted  and  built  up  in  few 
y.in  him  dwelleth  all  the  fulnefie  of 
io.yeare  compleate  in  him 
Heb.i.  1 3 . 1  w ill  put  my  truft  in  him 

1  o.  3 8  .my  foule  (ball  have  no  pleafure  in  him 
1  John  2.4.and  the  truth  is  not  in  few 

5. in  him,  verily  is  the  love  of  God  perfected 
thereby  know  we  that  we  are  in  him 
6.  he  that  faith  he  abideth  in  him,  ought 
8  .which  thing  is  true  in  him  and  in  you 
io.none  occafion  of  {tumbling  in  him 

1  j. love  of  the  father  is  not  in  him 

2  7.yefhall  abide  in  him 
2 8. now  little  children  abide  in  him 
3. 3. every  man  that  hath  this  hope  in  hi.  pur« 
f.and  in  him  is  no  finne 
6.whofo  abideth  in  him  finneth  not 
o.for  his  feed  remaineth  in  him 
1  ^.hath  eternall  life  biding  in  him 
i7.how  dwelleth  the  love  of  God  in  him 

24.dwelleth  in  him  and  he  in  him 
4.1 3.hereby  we  know  that  we  dwell  in  him 
1 5  .God  dwelleth  in  him  and  he  in  God 
i6.dwelleth  in  God,and  God  in  him 
j.i4.confidence  that  we  have  inhim 
20.  we  are  in  him  that  is  true 
into  i^im. 
1  J(/0g.i7.2 1.  childs  foule  is  come  into  him  again 

22.foule  of  the  child  came  into  fewagainc 
Luke  8.30.many  divelswere  entred  into  him 
John  1 3.27.after  the  fupper  Sath.  entred  into  him  j 
Ephefa.  1  5  .may  grow  up  into  him  in  all  things 

Qf  $tm« 
Gen.\  8.i9_that  which  he  hath  fpoken  of  him 

49. 26. on  the  crowne  of  the  head  of  him  that 
Ew4.13.by  the  hand  of  hi.  whom  thou  wilt  fend 

2  3. 2 1. be  ware  of  few,and  obey  his  voice 

3  2.  i.wewote  not  what's  become  of  hi.  Ve.23. 
Lev.  14.1 4.upon  the  right  eare  of  him  that  is  to  be 

Verfe  17. 
i7.upon  the  head  of  fe.that  is  to  be  cleanfed 

Verfe  29. 
2?  .right  eare  of  him  that  is  to  be  cleanfed 

Verfe  28. 

32.  law  of  him  in  whom  is  the  plague  of  lep. 
1 5.7. he  that  toucheth  the  flefh  oihim  that 

3  2. law  of  him  that  hath  an  iffue 

33.  and  of  him  that  hath  an  iffue,  of  the  man 
of  him  that  lyeth  with  her  that  is  unclean 

19.13.  the  wages  of  him  that  is  hired  fhall  not 
25.37.take  thou  no  ufury  of  him  nor  increafe 
N/tf#.4.49.thus  were  they  numbred  of  him 

26.f4.accordingto  thofe  that  wete  num.of  hi. 
35.33  .but  by  the  bloud.  of  him  that  fhed  it 
De/tf.18.19.1  will  require  it  oihim 
22.thou  ftialtnot  be  affraid  oihim 
24^7.or  maketh  merchandife  of  fe.or  felleth  hi. 
25.10.  houfe  of  him  that  hath  his  (hooe  loofed 
33.16.  and  for  the  good  will  of  him  that  dwel. 
Jofh.g.g.v/e  have  heard  the  fame  of  him 
Judg.S. 1/^.a.nd enquired  of  few,and  hedefcribed 
9-3.his  moth,  brethren  (pake  of  him  in  the  ears 
1  S<«».  1. 1 7. that  thou  haft  asked  of  him 
27  .my  petition  which  I  asked  of  him 
8.10.  that  asked  of  him  a  king 
17.3  2.1et  no  mans  heart  faile  becaufe  of  him 
18.1 5.  Saul  was  affraid  of  him 
2 1. 1 1  .fing  one  to  another  of  him  in  dances 


2  S«te.2.2i.not  turne  afide  from  following  of  hi. 
4. 10.I  tooke  hold  oihim  and  flew  him  in 
1  i.7.David  demanded  of  him  how  Joab  did 
17.12.of  fe«z,and  of  all  the  men  that  are 

1  King  22.7.  that  we  might  enquire  of  him 
2  Cbron.18.6. 

2  King.  1, 1 5#be  not  affraid  of  him 
5.20.and  takefomewhatof  him 
1  o.24.his  life  fhalbe  for  the  life  of  him 

1  Chro.^.z.  and  offew  came  the  chiefe  rulers 
14. 17-brought  the  feare  of  him  upon  all 

2  Chro.  28.23.  but  they  were  the  ruine  of  him 
35.1 3. and  he  was  entreated  of  him 

I9.and  how  God  was  intreated  of  him 
E^i'a.  8.2 1. to  feeke  of  him  a  right  way  for  us" 
Efther  2.9.and  (lie  obtained  kindneffe  of  few 
Job  7. 8. the  eye  oihim  that  hath  feene  me 
1 2. 5.defpifed  in  the  thought  of  him  that  is 
18. 21. this  is  the  place  of  hi.  that  know.not  G. 
23.1 5. 1  am  affraid  of  him 
27.15.  thofe  that  remain  of  him  fhalbe  buried 
29. 1 3  .the  bleffing  of  him  that  was  ready  to 
3 1 ,29-if  I  rejoy.at  the  deftru&.of  fe.that  hated 
37. 1 6.the  wondrous  works  of  him  that  is  perf. 
4i.6.companions  make  a  banquet  oihim 
^.behold  the  hope  oihim  is  in  v3ine 

even  at  the  fight  of  him 
26.the  fword  of  fe.that  layeth  at  him  cannot 
P/a/.8.4.that  thou  attmindfull  of  him 

33.8.inhab.of  the  world  ftandinawe  oihim 
37. 7. fret  not  of  thy  felfe  becaufe  of  few,who 
22.fuch  as  be  bleffed  oihim  fhall  inherite 
they  that  be  curfed  oihim  fhalbe  cut  off 
53>5.God  hath  fcatterred  the  bones  of  hi.  who 
104.34.my  meditation  of  him  fhalbe  fweet 
106.  io.faved  them  from  the  hand  of  him  that 
i44.3.that  thou  takeft  knowledge  oihim 

that  thou  makeft  account  of  him 
Prou.10.13.in  the  lips  of  few  that  hath  underfta. 
ii.26\blefnng  fhalbe  upon  the  head  of  fe.that 
1 5.i4.the  heart  of  him  that  hath  underft.  feek. 
16.26.for  his  mouth  craveth  it  of  him 
i7.8.as  a  precious  ftone  in  the  eies  of  him  that 
23.24.fhaU  have  joy  oihim 

26.12.  more  hope  of  a  foole  then  oihim 
Chap.  29.20. 

27.1 3.  and  take  a  pledge  oihim  for  a  ftrange 
Ecclef.9. 17. more  then  the  crie  oihim  thatruleth 
Ifa.6.4. at  ^e  voice  of  him  that  cryed 

i4.29.becaufe  the  rod  oihim  that  fmote  thee  is 
29.16.fhaU  the  work  fay  of  him  that  made  it 
40.3  .the  voice  of  him  that  cryeth  in  the 
52.7<are  the  feet,  offew  that  bringeth 
Jer.io.o.  faid,Ile  not  make  mention  oihim 
27.7.  great  Kings  fhall  fetve  themfelvesof  him 
30.8.no  moreferve  themfelves  oihim 
3 1 . 1 1 .  from  the  hand  of  him  that  was  ftronger 
33.13  .under  the  hands  of  him  that  telleth  them 
41.1 1  .be  not  afraid  oihim 
48.27.fince  thou  fpakeft  offew,  thou  skippedft 
50.43.anguifh  took  hold  of  him 
Exe.io.j. into  the  hands  oihim  that  was  cloathed 
1 4.7.  cometh  to  a  prop.to  enquire  oihim  cone. 
10.  as  the  punifh.of  him  that  feeketh  to  him 
17.13  .and  hath  taken  an  oath  of  him 
18.3  2.no  pleafure  in  the  death  of  hi.  that  dies 
i9.4.the  nations  alfo  heard  of  him 
28.9.UI  the  hands  oihim  that  flayeth  thee 
Nab.  i.i5.the  feet  of  few  that  bringeth  good  tid. 
Zecb.S.zj.ake  hold  of  the  skirt  of  fe.that  is  ajew 
9.8  .becaufe  of  few  that  returneth 
io.4.out  of  few  every  oppreffion,  together 
ito-3.6.were  baptized  of  him  in  Jordan 
1 3 .  to  be  baptized  of  him 
14.3  5.  men  of  the  place  had  knowledge  oihim 
17.18.  and  he  departed  out  of  few 
2o.20.defiring  acertaine  thing  of  few 
26.24.S0n  of  man  goeth,  as  it  is  written  of  hi 
Mar\e\at.  21 
27.9.the  price  of  few  that  was  valued 

1 9.  in  a  dreame,  becaufe  of  few 
28.4.for  feare  of  few  the  keepers  did  fhake 
Marty  i.5.were  all  baptized  of  few  in  the  river 
25.hold  thy  peace,and  come  out  of  him 
26.  he  came  out  of  few 
4.10.  asked  of  few  the  parable 
•  Vv? 


5.30.  that  vertue  had  gone  out  of  him 
6.14/King  Her.  heard  of  hi.  for  his  name  was 
7.15  .things  which  come  out  of  few,thofe  arc 

2  5<heard  of  few,&  came  and  fell  at  his  feet 
8.1  i.feeking  of  few  a  figne  from  heaven 

30.fhouldtell  no  man  of  few 

38.of  him  alfo  fhall  the  Son  of  man  be  afha. 

Luty  8,z8. 
9.13.  as  it  is  written  of  few 

25.I  charge  thee  come  out  of  him 
26.rent;  him  fore,  and  came  out  of  few 
1 1 . 3  .that  the  Lord  hath  need  of  few 
Luke  2.3  3  .at  thofe  things  which  were  fpok,  of  few 

3  8.fpake,  of  few  to  all  them  that  looked  for 
3. 7  .came  forth  to  bebapcized  of  him 

i4.1ikewife  the  fouldiers  demanded  offe^j 
4. 1 4;went  out  a  fame  of  him  thorow  all  the 

3  5. hold  thy  peace,  come  out  of  few 

he  came  out  of  few  &  hurt  him  not 

37.fameoffew  went  out  into  everyplace 
5.1 5. heard  a  fame  abroad  of  few 

6.i9.there  went  vertue  out  of  few  and  healed 

3  o.of fethat  taketh  away  thy  goods.ask  them 
7. 1 7. this  rumour  offe/a  went  forth  out  of 

30.being  not  baptized  of  him 
10.34.and  tooke  care  of  him  / 

35.  take  care  of  him 
1 1 . 1 6.  fought  of  him  a  figne  from  heaven 
1 2 .48 .of  few  fhall  much  be  required 

of  few  they  will  aske  the  more 
i4.8.honounble  man,then  thou  be  bid.of  him 
19.3 1. becaufe  the  Lord  hath  need  of  hint 

34.  the  Lord  hath  need  of  few 
22.2 1 .  the  hand  of  him  that  betrayeth  me  is 
23»8.had  heard  many  things  of  few 
John  1.1 5. John  bare  witneffe  of  few,and  cried 

47-faith  of  few,  Behold  an  Ifraelite  indeed 

4. 3  4.  my  meat  is  to  do  the  will  of  few  that 
6.38.but  the  will  of  few  that  fent  me 

40.thisis  the  will  of  few  that  fent  me 

7.4  3. among  the  people  becaufe  of  few 
8.26.thofe  things  which  I  have  heard  of  few 
9.4. 1  muff  work  the  works  of  hi.  that  fent  me 

i7.whatfayeft  thou  of  hi  that  opened  thine 
i8.called  the  parents  of  few  that  had  receiv. 
io.2i.thefeare  not  the  words  oihim  that  hath 
36.fay  ye  of  fe.whom  the  Father  hath  fanft 
1 1.39.  Martha  the  fifter  of  few  that  was  dead 
1 2. 1 1  .by  reafon  of  hi.  many  of  the  Jewes  went 
16. that  thefe  things  were  written  of  him 
4 1  .fa  w  his  glory  and  fpake  of  few 
19.3  6. a  bone  of  few  fhall  not  be  broken 
A(l.i.6.they  asked  oihim,  faying,  Lord  wilt 
7.40.we  wote  not  what  is  become  of  htm 
9.2.defired  of  few  letters  to  Damafcus 
26.  but  they  were  all  affraid  of  him 
13.29.had  fulfilled  all  that  was  written  of  few 
22.9.  not  the  voice  of  few  that  fpake  to  me 
23.20.  enquire  fornewhat  offe.  more  perfectly 
Rom.1.1 2.  invifible  things  of  few  from  the 
3. 26.  the  juftifier  of  few  that  beleeveth  in 
5. 14.  w  ho  is  the  figure  of  few  that  was  to  come 
8.1 1. if  the  fpirit  of  him  that  raifed  up  Jefus 

20.  but  by  reafon  of  few  who  hath  fubjecced 
9. 1 1  .not  of  works,but  of  few  that  calleth 

i6-notof  few  thatwilleth,nor  of  few  that 
1 1.36.  for  of  him  are  all  things 
1  Cor.  1 .  30. of  few  are  ye  in  Chrift  Jefus 
S^.the  fame  is  knowne  of  few 

10.  fhall  not  the  confeience  of  fe.that  is  we. 
iCor.f.y.wc  may  be  accepted  of  few 
Gal.  5. 8.  this  perfwafion  cometh  not  of  few  that 
Epbef.1.1 1  .according  to  the  purpofe  of  few  who 
17. and  revelation  in  the  knowledge  of  him 
23  .the  fulneffe  of  few  that  filleth  all  in  all 
3. 1 2.with  confidence  by  the  faith  of  few 
Pfek2.22.but  ye  know  the  proofe  offew 
Col.  3 . 1  o.after  the  image  offew  that  created  him 
Hft.2.6.thatthou  art  mindfull  of  him 
4. 1 3. and  opened  unto  the  eyes  offew 
1 2.5.nor  faint  when  thou  art  rebuked  oihim 
1  Vct.z.y.  fliould  fhew  forth  the  praifes  offew 
a  Pet. i-  3  .through  the  knowledge  offew  that 

3 . 1 4. may  be  found  offew  in  peace 
John  l.f.which  we  have  heard  of  few 
..  27-  w hich  ye  have  received  of  few,abide 

2 9, doth 


HIM        HIM 


HIM       HIM 


HIM        H  I  M 


29.doth  right,  is  come  of  him     ' 
j.ii.whatfoever  weaske,  we  receive  of  him 
5-i.loveth  him  alfo  that  is  begotten  of  him 
i  j.that  we  have  defired  of  him 
Kra;/.i.7.(hall  waile  becaufe  ofhim 
5.1. 1  faw  in  the  right  hand  of  him 

y.booke  out  of  the  right  hand  of  him 
6.16,  from  the  face  of  him  that  fitteth 
19.2i.with  the  fword  of  him  that  fate  upon 
On,  or  upon  Jljim. 
GcH.4.1  y.vegeance  taken  on  him  fevcn  fold 

1  y.  1  i.horrour  of  great  darknefle  fell  upon  him 
3  a.  j  i.the  fun  rofe  upon  him,  and  he  halted 
37.21.and  lay  no  hand  upon  him 

2  3. coat  of  many  colours  that  was  on  him 
27.and  let  not  our  hand  be  upon  him 
44.2i.thajt  I  may  fetmine  eyes  upon  him 
jo.i.and  wept  upon  bim,md  kiffed  him 
Exod.z.6.znd  fhe  had  compaffion  onhim 

21.22.  as  the  womans  husband  wil  lay  onhim 

30.if  there  be  laid  on  him  a  fumme  of  money 

whatfoever  is  laid  upon  him 

2  2. 3. if  the  funne  be  rifen  upon  him  there 

2  j. neither  (halt  thou  lay  upon  him  ufury 

3  3 .4.no  man  did  put  on  him  his  ornaments 
Lev it.-j. zo.  having  his  undeannefle  upon  him 

8.7.  he  put  upon  him  the  coat 

and  put  the  Ephod  upon  him 
8 .  he  put  the  breaft-plate  upon  him 
13.3.  and  the  Prieft  fhall  looke  on  him 

Verfe  36. 
5.  Prieft  fhall  looke  on  him  the  feventh  day 
Chap.  6.27. 
I4.7.he  fhall  fprinkle  upon  him  that  is  to  be 
1 5.8  .fpit  upon  him  that  is  cleane,  then  he 

24.and  her  flowers  be  upon  him,  he  fhall 
16.12.goat  (hall  beare  upon  him  all  their 
1 9. 1 7.and  not  fuffer  (in  upon  him 
20.9.his  bloud  (halbe  upon  him 
2i.i2.annointing  oyleof  his  God  is  upon  few 
2i.3.havinghisuncleannefleuponfei»?,that 
Nkw. 5, 1 4-fpirit  of  jealoufie  come  upon  him 

if  the  fpirit  of  jealoufie  come  upon  him 
30.fpirit  of  jealoufie  commeth  upon  him,Sc 
1  i.2f  .tooke  of  the  fpirit  that  was  upon  him 
1 5.3 1  .his  iniquity  fhalbe  upon  him 
19.13.wate!  of  fepara.was  not  fprinkled  on  him 

Verfe  20. 
24. 2. fpirit  of  God  came  upon  him 

27. 18.  and  lay  thine  hand  upon  him 
2o.put  fome  of  thine  honour  upon  him 
2 3. he  laid  his  hands  upon  him 

3  ?. 2  3. and  call  it  upon  him  that  he  dye 
Dent. 4.7.  that  we  call  upon  him,  for 
1 3. 9. thine  hand  fhalbe  firft  upon  him,zo 
17.7-hands  of  witncfi'es  fhalbe  firft  upon  him 

21.19.  and  his  mother  lay  hold  on  feiffz  &  bring 
29.20.writtcn  in  this  booke  fhal  lie  upon  him 
34-Q.Mofes  had  laid  his  hands  upon  him 

fofih.z. ig.ifany  hand  be  upon  him 
Judg-i-  io.fpirit  of  the  Lord  came  upon  him 

2  3 .  (hut  the  doores  of  the  parlour  upon  him 
v    6. 1 4. and  the  Lord  looked  upon  him 

14.6. fpirit  of  the  Lord  came  mightily  upon  him 
Chap.  ij.  14. 
17.  becaufe  fhee  lay  fore  upon  him 
19.  fpirit  of  the  Lord  came  uponhim 

1  Sam.io.t  o.fpirit  of  God  came  upon  him 

i8.4.of  the  robe  that  was  upon  him,  and 
i7.hand  of  the  Philiftims  be  upon  him 
1 9.23  .fpirit  of  God  was  upon  him 

2  Sam.  1 . 1  o  .fo  I  flood  upon  him  and  fie w  him 

if.  goe  neere  and  fall  upon  him 
1 1. 2 1. a  piece  of  a  milftone  upon  him,  from 
1 7.2.Ile  come  upon  him  while  he  is  weary 
1 2.  come  upon  him  in  fome  place  where  he 
w*e  will  light  upon  Irim  as  the  dew  falleth 
18.17.  great  heape  of  (tones  upon  himj 
20. 1 2.  and  caft  a  cloth  upon  him 
1  fCja.2.2^.he  fell  upon  him  that  he  died 
29.faying,Goe,fall  upon  him 
3 1.  fall  upon  him  and  bury  him 
34.Benaiah  fell  upon  him,znd  flew  him 
46.and  fell  upon  him  that  he  died 
8.31.  and  an  oath  he  laid  upon  him  to 

2  Chron.  6.  22. 


1 1 .3o.caught  the  new  garment  that  was  on  him 
1 3.4-faying,  Lay  hold  on  him,znd  his 
19.19.and  caft  his  mantle  upon  him 
2  tQng.3.1 5. hand  of  the  Lord  came  upon  him 
4.2i.and  (hut  the  doore  upon  him,  and 

3  f  .and  ftretched  himfelfe  upon  him 
6.3 1.  ftand  upon  him  this  day 
7.17.  people  trode  upon  him 

20.for  the  people  trode  upon  him 
9.2  j.the  Lord  laid  this  burden  upon  him 
11.12.  and  put  the  crowne  upon  him 

z  chron.  23.  ii. 
i8.2i.untoall  that  trufton  him 

19.7.  behold  I  will  fend  a  blaft  upon  him 
2f.6.they  gave  judgement  upon  him 

1  Chron.  1  y.»7.David  had  upon  him  an  Ephod 

29.25.  beftowed  upon  him  fuch  royall 

2  Chron,  14.27.  greatnes  of  the  burden  laid  on  him 

26.20.and  all  the  Priefts  looked  upon  him 
3  2.2  5  .therefore  there  was  wrath  upon  him 
Eya  7.6\hand  of  the  Lord  his  God  is  upon  him 
9-to  the  good  hand  of  his  God  upon  him 
26.  let  judgem.be  executed  fpeedily  on  him 
fob  7.i7.(houldeft  fet  thine  heart  upon  him 
14.22.his  flefh  upon  him  (hall  have  paine 
1  y.2i.the  deftroyer  (hall  coiie  upon  him 

z6.ht  runneth  upon  him  even  as 
20.22.  wicked  (hall  come  upon  him 
23  .fury  of  his  wrath  upon  him 

raine  it  upon  him  while  he  is  eating 
2  5.  terrours  are  upon  him 
27.9.  when  trouble  commeth  upon  him 
22.  for  God  fhall  caft  uponhim  &  not  fpare 
1     41.8.  lay  thine  hand  upon  him 

42.1 1. that  the  Lord  had  wrought  upon  him 
P/ii.2 1.  f. honour  &  majeftie  haft  thou  laid  onhim 

35.8.  let  deftruftion  come  on  him  at  unawares 
37.12.and  gnaflieth  upon  him  with  his  teeth 
89.22.  the  enemy  fhall  not  exaft  upon  him 

1 1 6.2.therefore  will  I  call  upon  him  as  lone 
1 4  $. 1 8. to  all  that  call  upon  him  in  truth 
Pro.  io.24.feare  of  the  wicked  it  (hall  come  on  him 
z  4. 2  <,  .a  good  blefling  (hall  come  upon  him 

26.2  7.it  will  returne  upon  him 

28. 22.that  poverty  (hall  come  upon  him 
Ecclef. 8. 6. mifery  of  man  is  great  upon  him 
Ifa.10.zo.no  more  againeftiy  upon  him  that 
1  i.2.fpirit  of  the  Lord  (hall  reft  upon  him 
1  j. 9. lions  upon  him  that  efcapeth  Moab 
22.24.they  (hall  hang  upon  him  all  the  glory 

30.3  2.which  the  Lord  (hall  lay  upon  him 
37.7.  He  fend  a  blaft  upon  him 

42. 25. therefore  he  hath  poured  upon  him 
44  3-powre  water  upon  him  that  isthirfty 
53. 5.  the  chaftifement  of  our  peace  was  on  him 
5  5.6.call  ye  upon  him  while  he  is  neere 
7.  and  he  will  have  mercy  upon  him 
Jet. 20.  io.we  (hall  take  our  revenge  on  him 
3  i.20.Ile  furely  have  mercy  upon  him 
39.J.  where  he  gave  judgement  upon  him 

Chap.  52.  9. 
49.8.bring  the  calamity  of  Efau  upon  him 
X.flW.3.28.  becaufe  he  hath  borne  it  upon  to 
£^.i.3.hand  of  the  Lord  was  there  upon  him 
1 2.1 3»my  net  alfo  will  I  fpread  upon  him 
i4.9.Ile  ftretch  out  mine  hand  upon  him 
17. 20.Ue  fpread  my  net  upon  him 
i8.20.righteoufnes  of  the  righte. (halbe  on  him 
wickednefs  of  the  wicked  (halbe  on  him 
Dan.6.2^.no  manner  of  hurt  was  found  upon  him 
8.7.andhe  had  ftamped  upon  him 
1 1 . 1 8  .he  fhall  caufe  it  to  returne  upon  him 
Hof.y.cf.  gray  haires  are  here  and  there  upon  him 
1 2, 14.  leave  his  bloud  upon  him 
1 3 .1 3  .of  a  travailing  woman  fhal  come  on  him 
Amos  3.  i4.vifit  the  tranfgreffions  oflfrael  on  him 
Matth.$. i6.1ike a  dove3 &  lightning  upon  him 

Marine  1.19. 
1 2. 1 8.  He  put  my  fpirit  upon  him 
18.28.and  he  laid  his  hands  on  him 
2i.46.fought  to  lay  handi  on  himjihty  feared 
27.3 1.  they  fpit  upon  him 

3  2.put  his  owne  raiment  on  him 
Mar\e  3-9.thata  fmall  (hip  mould  wait  on  him 
io.preafTed  upon  him  for  to  touch  him 
2i.went  out  to  lay  hold  onhim  « 


7.3  2.befecch  him  :o  put  his  hands  6'n  him 
8.23.  and  put  I  lis  hands  upon  I'm 
10.34.  and  (hall  fpit  upon  him 
1  i.7.garment  en  himyzni  he  fate  upon  Ufa 
1 2. 1 2. they  fought  to  lay  hold  oh  Ufa 
14  46. laid  their  hands  on  Um.znd  tdoke  him 
6  j. fome  began  to  fpit  on  him 
67.(he  looked  on  him,  and  faid,  Thou 
1  5 .19.  and  did  fpit  upon  him 

20. and  put  his  owne  clothes  upon  him 

2  9.thcy  that  paffed  by,  railed  on  him 
Lu\e  1. 12.  and  feare  fell  upon  him 

2.2  j.  and  the  holy  Ghoft  was  Upon  him 

40.  the  grace  of  God  was  upon  him 
3.2  2. in  a  bodily  (hipe  like  a  dove  upon  him 
4. 20. their  eyes  were  faftned  on  him 
f.  i.preaffed  upon  him  to  beare  the  word  of 

10.3  2.  came  and  looked  on  him 
33.  and  had  compaffion  on  him 
37-he  that  (hewed  mercy  on  him 

1 1. 2 2. when  a  ftranger,then  he  (hal  com  on  hi 
1  f.22.and  put  the  robe  on  him ,  and  put  a  ring 
20. 1.  fcribes  came  upon  him  with  the  elders  & 

1 9. fame  houre  fought  to  lay  hands  on  him ' 
22. j  6.  and  e.irneftly  looked  upon  him 
23.26.  and  onhim  they  laid  the  crofTe 

39.railed  on  to,faying,If  thou  beChr.fave 
John  1.32.  and  it  abode  uponhim 

3  j.and  remaining  on  him,  the  fame  is  he 
2.1 1.  his  difciples  belecved  on  him 

3.18.  he  that beleeveth  on  him  is  not  condemn. 
36.but  the  wrath  of  God  abideth  on  him 

4>39'.many  of  the  Samaritanes  beleeved  on  him 

* .24-and  beleeveth  on  him  that  fent  me,  hath 

6.24.that  ye  beleeve  On  him  whom  he  hath  lent 
40.  and  beleeveth  onhim,  may  have  everlaff 

7.30.  but  no  man  lay  hands  on  him 

Verfe  44.  &Chap.8.2o 
3  i.many  of  the  people  beleeved  on  him 
39-wc|'  they  that  beleeve  on  fo'.lhould  receive 
48. have  any  of  the  rulers  beleeved  on  him 

8.30.  many  beleeved  on  him 

3 1. to  thofe  Jcwes  which  bekeved  on  him,  if 

0.36.  that  I  might  beleeve  on  him 

10.42.many  beleeved  on  him  there 

1 1. 4  5. many  of  the  Jewes  beleeved  onhim 
48. all  men  will  beleeve  on  him 

12.3  2.yet  they  beleeved  not  on  him 
42.chiefe  rulers  alfo,many  beleeved  onhim 
44-but  beleeveth  on  him  that  fent  me 
i8.4.knowing  all  things  that  (hould  co.on  him 
i9.37.thcyflnl  look  on  him  whom  they  pierced 
Afts  3.4.  Peter  fattening  his  eyes  upon  him 
6. 1 2.came  upon  him  and  caught  him 

1 5 .looking  ftedfaftly  on  te»,faw  his  face 
7.>"4.they  gnafhed  on  him  with  their  teeth 

57-ran  upon  him  with  one  accord 
9.1 2. and  putting  his  hands  on  him,  that  he 

i7.putt.hish3ndsonfoV»jfaid,BrotherSaul 
io#4.when  he  looked  on  him  he  wasaffraid 

7.  that  waited  on  him  continually 
i2.7.angel  of  the  Lord  came  upon  him 
1 3.9. then  Saul  fet  his  eyes  on  him 

1 1  .fell  on  him  a  mift  and  a  darknefle 
19.4. that  they  (hoOld  beleeve  on  few 
20. 1  o.Paul  went  downe  and  fell  on  him 
21.27.  and  laid  hands  on  him 
22.  ig.fame  hourel  looked  up  upon  him 
R0W.4.24.  if  we  beleeve  on  him  whoraifedupour 
9.33-whofo  beleeveth  on  him  fhal  not  beaflia. 
Chap.  10. 11. 
1  o.  1 2.rich  unto  all  that  call  upon  him 

i4.how  then  (hall  they  call  on  himin  whom 
1 3.4.  to  execute  wrath  on  him  that  doth  evill 
Phil.  1. 29. not  onely  to  beleeve  on  him,  but  alfo 
2.7.tooke  upon  him  the  forme  of  a  fervant 
27.God  had  mercy  on  hiffi,&i  not  on  fe'.only 
1  Tim.  1. 1 6.beleeve  on  him  to  life  everlafting 
Heb.  2. 1 6.he  took  not  on  hi.  the  nature  of  ang.but 
1  Pct.z.6.he  that  beleeveth  on  him  fhall  not 

5. 7. calling  all  your  care  upon  him 
Rev.z.izAXz  write  upon  him  the  name  of  my  God 
He  write  upon  him  my  new  name 
6.2.he  that  fate  on  him  had  a  bow 

<.he  that  fate  on  him  had  a  paire  of  balances 
S.his  name  thatfate  on  him  was  Death 

.n.hs 


HIM        HIM 


H  I  M 


H  I  M 


H  I  M        HIM 


1 9. 1 1  he  that  fate  on  him  was  called  faithful! 

ao.  j.  and  he  fet  a  feale  upon  him 
Overrun, 
Gra.4-7.and  thou  (halt  rule  over  him 
Levit.16.1L  and  confeffe  over  him  all  the  iniqui. 

25.43.not  ruleoverto  with  rigour 

5j.other  (hall  not  rule  with  rigour  over  to 
fojh.7.z6.  they  raifed  over  him  a  great  heape 
2  Sam.3 .  3  4.  all  the  people  wept  againe  over  him 
iKjn.ii.i o.they  mourned  over  to,faying,  Alas 

16.18.  burnt  the  Kings  houfe  over  him  w  'h  fire 
Pfal.  \o$.6.(et  thou  a  wicked  man  over  him 

E^k.  1 9- 8  -an(*  fyreac*  theit  net. over  i)m 
Van.  4.16.  let  feven  times  paffeover  him 

z  3  .till  feven  times  paffe  over  him 
Lu\e  23.36"^  fuperfcription  was  written  over  him 
Atts  8.2.made  great  lamentation  over  him 
Rom.6  .p.death  hath  no  more  dominion  over  him 
Jam.  5.14.  and  let  them  pray  over  him 
J  Tbrougbtym. 

John  1.7.  all  men  through  him  might  beleeve 

3 .  i7.world  through  him  might  be  faved 
Row.5.9.be  faved  from  wrath  through  him 

8.3  7. through  him  that  loved  us 

1  i.36.through  him  are  all  things 
£»!«:/: 2. 1 8. through  him  we  both  have  an  accefle 
1  /ofe.4.9.  that  we  might  live  thorow  him 

To,ottmto^\.m. 
Gen.4. 1  o.Lamech  took  to  him  two  wives 
26.  to  him  alfo  there  was  born  a  fon 

8.o.fhe  returned  to  him  to  the  ark 
1 1. dove  came  to  him  in  the  evening 
1 2.returned  not  again  to  him  any  more 

9.24.  what  his  younger  fon  had  done  to  him 

1 2.7. who  appeared  to  him 

1 5.4.word  of  the  Lord  came  to  him 
5. he  faid  to  bra, So  (hall  thy  feed  be 
6.  he  counted  it  to  him  for  righteoufnefle 
7.he  faid  to  him,l  am  the  Lord 
9.he  faid  to  to.Take  tfcee  an  heifer 
10.  he  took  to  him  all  thefe 

17.17.  fhallachildbeborn  to  him  that  is  100. 
23.  the  felfe  fame  day  that  G.had  faid  to  him 

jo.  3.  and  they  turned  in  unto  him 
j.faid  to  him,  Where  are  the  men 
1 6 .  the  Lord  being  mercifull  unto  him 

20.3.111  a  dream  by  night.and  faid  to  him 
6.GodJaid  to  him  in  a  dream,  Yea,I 
9.  Abimel.  called  Abraham,  and  faid  to  him 

21. 2.of  which  God  had fpoken  to  to 
3  .called  the  fon  born  to  him,  Ifaac 
5.  loo.yeers  old  when  Ifaac  was  born  to  him 

2  2. 1. and  faid  to  him,  Abraham 

1 2. neither  do  thou  any  thing  to  him 
24.fl.and  fware  to  him  concerning  that  matter 
3  6.to  him  hath  he  given  all  that  he  hath 
47.  whom  Milcahbare  to  him 

2  5 .  3  3 .  and  he  fware  to  him 
26.2.the  Lord  appeared  unto  him      Verfe  24. 

26.  Abimelech  went  to  him  from  Gerar 
3 2.and  faid  tohim,  We  have  found  water 

27.1 2.I  (hall  feem  to  him  as  a  deceiver 
2  5; .he  brought  it  neer  to  him 
37.have  I  given  to  him  for  fervants 
4j.forget  that  which  thou  haft  done  to  him 

1  j. 20.  they  feemed  unto  him  but  a  few  dayes 
23-took  Leah,and  brought  her  to  him 

3 1.24-took  Leah,and  brought  her  to  him 

3  2.27 .he  faid  to  to,What  is  thy  name 
3  j.7.becaufe  their  God  appeared  to  him 

2  6.born  to  him  in  Padan-Aram 

37.4.  could  not  fpeak  peaceably  unto  him 
8.his  brethren  faid  to  to,Shalt  thou  indeed 
lo.faid  to  him,  What  is  this  dream  that  thou 
1 3. he  faid  unto  him,  Here  am  I 
14.be  faid  to  him,  Go,I  pray  thee 

39.17.fhe  fpake  unto  him  accordingto  thefe 
ij.which  (he  fpake  unto  him,  faying,  After 

40.8.they  faid  unto  to,We  have  dreamed 
9.faid  unto  to,In  my  dream,behold 
1 2.Jofeph  faid  unto  to,This  is  the  interpr. 

41.50.dau.of  Poti-ph.pri.  of  On  bare  unto  him 
Chap.46.20. 

42.10.they  faid  unto  to,Nay>  my  Lord,but 
3 1.  we  faid  unto  to.  We  are  true  men 

43.3 .  Juda  fpake  unto  to,fay  ing,The  man  did 


26.bowed  themfelves  to  him  to  the  earth 
44.7.  they  faid  unto  to,Wherefore  faith  my 

1 8.Judah  came  neer  unto  him, and  faid 
46.2o.prefented  himfelf  unto  to 

3  i.&  fay  unto  to,  My  brethr.&  fath.houfe 
47. 1 8. they  came  unto  him  the  fecond  yeet 

29.faid  unto  him,  If  I  have  now  found  grace 

3 1. and  Jofeph  fware  unto  him 
48.10.  and  he  brought  them  neer  unto  him 

1 3.  and  brought  them  neer  unto  few 
49.10.  unto  him  (hall  the  gath.of  the  people  be 
50. 1 2.his  fbns  did  unto  him  as  he  commanded 

iy.alltheevill  which  We  did  antohim 

1 7.  Jofeph  wept  when  they  fpake  unto  him 
Exod.i.^.to  wit,what  would  be  done  whim 

1 3.he  faid  unto  him  thit  did  the  wrong 
3.2.angel  of  the  Lord  appeared  unto  him 

4.God  called  unto  him  out  of  the  midft  of 

iS.you  (hall  fay  unto  to,The  Lord  God  of 

4. 2.and  the  Lord  faid  unto  him       Verf.  6, 1 1 . 

1  Kjng.zz.ii. 

1 5.  thou  (halt  fpeak  unto  him 

i6.thou  (halt  be  to  him  in  ftead  of  God 

i8.and  faid  unto  to,Let  me  go, I  pray  thee 
6. i.God  faid  unto  to,I  am  the  Lord 
7. 1 6.  thou  (halt  fay  unto  him,  The  Lord  G.  of 
9.29.Mofes  faid  unto  him,  Afloon  as  I  am 
10.3.  Mofes  and  Aaron  faid  unto  to,Thus 
1 2.49-one  law  (halbe  to  him  that  is  home-born 
13.14.thou  (halt  fay  unto  him,  By  ftrengthof 
17.10  Jofhua  did  as  Mofes  had  faid  unto  him 

21.3  i.ihall  it  be  done  unto  him 
22.17.  father  refufe  to  give  her  unto  to,  he 

2  5 .  thou  (halt  not  be  to  him  as  an  u  furer 
26.  deliver  it  unto  him  by  that  the  fun  go 

23 ,4.bring  it  back  to  him  again 

28. 4  3 .  a  ftatute  for  ever  unto  him  and  his 
30. 2 1.  even  to  him,  and  to  his  feed  throughout 
3  2. 1. faid  unto  him,  Up,  make  us  gods 

26.gathered  themfelves  together  unto  him 
34.3 1. rulers  of  the  congreg.returned  unto  him 
Lev. 6. 5 .  and  give  it  unto  him  to  whom  it 
8.7  .bound  it  unto  him  therewith 
9.9.  brought  the  bloud  unto  him 
i8.6.to  any  that  is  neer  of  kin  to  him 
2i.2.but  for  his  kin  that  is  neer  unto  to 

3  .fifter,a  virgin,that  is  nigh  unto  him 
24.9. for  it  is  moft  holy  unto  him 

19/0  (hall  it  be  done  unto  him 
20.fo  (hall  it  be  done  to  him  again 
25. 28.ifhe  be  notable  toreftore  it  to  him 

30. (halbe  eftabl.  for  ever  to  him  that  bought 
27.19.  and  it  (hill  be  affured  to  him 
24.even  to  him  to  whom  the  poffeffion  of  the 
Num. 3.6.  that  they  may  minifter  unto  him 
9.they  are  wholly  given  unto  him 
7.89.  heard  the  voice  of  one  (peaking  unto  him 
and  he  fpake  unto  him 
10.30.  he  faid  unto  him,  lie  not  goe 
1 1. 2  5. L. fpake  unto  him,  and  took  of  thefpirit 
15r.34.not  declared  what  fhould be  done  tohim 
16.5,  caufe  him  to  come  neer  unto  him 
Deut.1.36.  to  him  will  I  give  the  land 
1 3. 8. thou  (halt  notconfent  unto  him 

nor  hearken  unto  to,neither 
1  5. 10. when  thou  giveft  unto  him,  becaufe 
18.15.  unto  him  ye  (hall  hearken 

19. 19.  then  (hall  yedo  unto  him  as  he  had 
22.2.thou  (hall  reftore  it  to  him  again 
25. 5. and  take  her  to  to  to  wife 
28.44.and  thou  (halt  not  lend  to  him 

30.20.  that  thou  maift  cleave  to  him 
33-7.be  thou  an  help  to  him  from  his  enemies 
34.9.  children  of  Ifrael  hearkened  unto  him 

Jof.1^.16.  to  him  will  I  give  Achfah  my  daughter 

jWf.1.12. 

y«rfj2;.3.20.Ehud  came  unto  him 

I5.io.todoto  toashehath  done  to  us 

17. 1  i.young  man  was  unto  him  as  one  of 

i9.i.who  took  to  toa  concubine  out  of 

2  5 .  men  would  not  hearken  unto  him 

1  Sam.i.  1 9>and  brought  to  him  from  yeer  to 
5.4.ftump  of  Dagon  was  left  to  him 
6.4.  which  we  (hall  return  unto  him 
10. 1 9_ye  have  faid  unto  to,Nay,but  fet  a 
1  i.3.Elders  of  Jabefti  faid  unto  to,Give 


14.5  2. he  took  him  unto  him 

if.  5  8.  Saul  faid  unto  him,  Whofe  fon  art  thou 

1 8.2 1  .that  (he  may  be  a  fnare  to  him 

22.1.  they  went  down  thither  to  him 

23.3.  Davids  men  faid  unto  him,  Behold 

Chap.  24,4. 
25. 1 7.  that  a  man  cannot  fpeak  tohim 

21.  miffed  of  all  that  pertained  unto  him 

39.  to  take  her  to  him  to  wife 

40.K)  take  thee  tohim  to  wife 
28. 1 7. the  Lord  hath  done  to  to  as  he  fpake 
2  Sam.  1  .p.even  fo  I  doe  to  him 

12.3.  and  was  unto  ttwzas  a  daughter 

4-for  the  wayfaring  man  that  was  come  to  h. 
18.23.  and  he  faid  unto  him.  Run 
24.1 3. and  faid  to  to,Shall  7.  yeers  fam.come 
1  Kjn.i.iy.to  fpeak  unto  him  for  Adonijah 
9.2.  as  he  had  appeared  unto  him  at  Gibeon 
1 3. 4. not  pull  it  in  again  to  him 
18. 1 5.  (hew  my  felf  unto  him  to  day 

30.  all  the  people  came  neer  unto  him 
E9.21.andminift.red  unto /?//# 
20.8.  all  the  people  faid  unto  to,Hearken 

1  Kir>g- i-5-when  the  mefling.  turned  back  to  him 

6.they  faid  unto  him,  There  carne  up  a 
2.20.and  they  brought  it  to  him 
3.12.  King  of  Edom  went  down  to  him 
4. 1.  creditor  is  come  to  take  unto  him  my 

23.  wherefore  wilt  thou  go  to  him  to  day 
5. 13. and  fpake  unto  to,&  faid,My  father,if 
6.3  2.but  yet  the  meffenger  came  to  him 

3  3. meffenger  came  down  to  him 
7.i7.when  the  King  came  down  tohim 

20.  fo  it  fell  out  unto  him 
S.io.Elidia  faid  unto  to,Go,fay  unto  him 
1 0.1 5.faid  to  him,  Is  thine  heart  right 
1 3.4-and  the  Lord  hearkened  unto  him 
20. 1 .  Proph.  Ifaiah  came  to  to,and  faid  to  him 

2  Chro.  1 1 . 1 3  -reforted  to  him  out  ofall  their  coafts 

1 3 . 5. to  David  for  ever,even  to  him  and 
1 5. 5«there  was  no  peace  to  him  that  went  out 
nor  to  him  that  came  in 
9.  for  they  fell  to  him  out  of  Ifrael  in 
24.2  2-which  Jehoiada  his  fath.had  doneto  to 
27.5^0  much  didthechild.oflfr.pay  untoto 
29.1 1. that  you  fhould  minifter  unto  him 
3  0.9.1  f  ye  return  unto  him 
3  2.6.gath.them  together  to  him  in  the  ftreet  of 
33.13  .prayed  unto  him,nad  he  was  intreated 
3  4.26.(0  mall  ye  fay  unto  him 
3  6. 20.  where  they  were  fervants  to  him 
E^a  4. 2.  and  we  do facrifice  unto  him 

1 1 .  of  the  letter  that  they  fent  unto  him 
Ncfr.3.2.  next  unto  him  builded  the  men  of  Jeric. 

8.  next  unto  him  repaired  Uzziel 

next  unto  him  alfo  repaired  Hananiah 
lo.next  unto  him  repaired  Hattuih 

1 2.  next  unto  him  repaired  Shallum 
17.  ntxt  unto  him  repaired  Halhabiah 
1 9. next  to/?«»  tepaired  Ezer 

6. 1 8.  were  many  in  Judah  (worn  to  him 
1 9 .  and  uttered  my  w  ord  s  to  him 
Job  2.1 3.and  none  fpake  a  word  unto  him 
3.  20.  light  given  to  him  that  is  in  mifery 
6i.14.to  himthtt  is  afflicted  pity  fhould  be 
1 9. 1 1 .  he  counteth  me  to  him  as  one  of  his  cne. 
20.29.the  heritage  appointed  unto  himby  God 
2 1 . 1 5  .if  we  pray  unto  him 

3  3 .  clods  of  the  valley  (halbe  fweet  unto  Mm 
22.14.  thick  clouds  are  a  covering  to  him 
27-thou  (halt  make  thy  prayer  unto  him 
3 1.37-1  would  declare  unto  to  the  number  of 
as  a  prince  would  I  go  neer  unto  to 
3  3 .24.  then  he  is  gracious  unto  to 
3  4.28.  cry  of  the  poor  to  come  unto  him 
3  5.6.  what  doft  thou  unto  him 
3  9. 1 1.  or  wilt  thou  leave  thy  labour  unto  him 
Pfal.-7.4-if  I  have  rewarded  evill  unto  him 
3  2.6.they  (hall  not  come  nigh  unto  him 
3  3.3.fing  unto  him  a  new  fong 
34.5.  they  looked  upon  him,  &  were  lightened 
4 1. 8. evil  difeafe,fay  theyjcleaveth  faft  unto  him 
68.3  3  .to  him  that  rideth  upon  the  heavens  of 
7  2. 1 5-  to  him  (halbe  given  of  the  gold  of  Sheba 
76. 1 1  .bring  prefents  to  him  that  ought  to  be 
7  8.36.they  lyed  unto  him  with  their  tongues 

ioo.4.be 


HIM        HIM 


HIM       HIM 


H  I  M        H  I  M 


100.4.  be  thankfull  unto  him 
loy.z.fing  unto  to,fing  pfalms  unto  him 
106.  3  1.  that  was  counted  unto  him  for  righte. 
109.11.let  there  be  none  to  extend  mer.to  to 
1 56.4.10  him  who  alone  doth  great  wonders 

5  .to  to  that  by  his  wifdome  made  the  heav. 

6.to  him  that  ftretched  out  the  earth  above 

7.to  him  that  made  great  lights 

1  o.  to  him  that  fmote  Egy.in  their  fit ft-born 

1 3 .  to  him  that  divided  the  red  fea  into  parts 
i6.to  him  which  led  his  people  thorow  the 
17.  to  him  that  fmote  great  Kings 

148.1 4.3  people  neer  unto  him 
Tro.6.i6.  yea,  feven  are  an  abomination  unto  him 
<?.4.wanteth  underftanding,fhe  faith  to  him 

1  f.zi.folly  is  joy  to  him  that  is  deftitute  of 
i6.n.a  wel-fpringoflife  unto  him  that  hath  it 
18.9.1s  brother  to  him  that  is  a  great  waiter 
19.7 .yet  they  are  wanting  to  him 
14.17.fay  not,Ile  do  fo  to  to,as  he  hath 
i6.i7.belongeth  not  to  to 

17. 14.it  (hall  be  counted  a  curfeto  to 

3  i.6.give  flrong  drink  to  to  that  is  ready  to 
Ecdef.z.z^.give  to  him  that  is  good  before  God 

9.1.10  him  that  facrifi.  &  to  to  that  facrifi.  not 
4.to  him  that  is  joyned  to  all  the  living 
Ija.g.  1 3  .people  turneth  not  to  him  that  fmiteth 
1 5 ,4.his  life  fhall  be  grievous  unto  him 

2  1. 1  i.neither  had  refpcft  to  him  that  fafhioned 
28 .6.for  a  fpirit  of  judgment  to  him  that  fitteth 
3 1.6.  turn  ye  unto  him 

3 6. 3. then  came  forth  unto  him  Eliakim 
40.i7,counted  to  him  lefle  then  nothing,  or 
1 8  .or  w  hat  likenes  w  il  ye  compare  unto  him 

4  5 .  9.  w  o  unto  him  that  ftri veth  w  ith  his  Maker 

14.  even  to  him  (hall  men  come 
49.  5.  to  bring  Jacob  again  to  him 

7.  to  him  whom  man  defpifeth 

to  him  w  horn  the  nation  abhorreth 
yo.4.fpeak  a  word  in  feafon  to  him  that  is  wea. 
y6.8.yet  Willi  gather  others  to  tobefide 

thofe  that  are  gathered  unto  him 

5  7. 1 9.W  him  that  is  afar  off,  and  to  him  that 
59.1  ^.therefore  his  arm  brought  falv.  unto  him 
66. 2.even  to  him  that  is  poor,  and  of 3  contrite 

Jtt.x  1 .9-his  life  fhall  be  unto  him  for  a  prey 

3  7 . 1 4 .  but  he  hearkened  not  to  him 
399.  that  fell  to  him  with  the  reft  of  the 

1  i.take  him,  and  look  well  to  him 

do  unto  him  even  as  he  fhall  fay 
y  2. 3  2  .and  fpeak  kindly  to  him 
£^.14.10.  punifhment  of  him  that  feeketh  to  him 
14.27.  thy  mouth  be  opened  to  him  which  is 
33. 16.  fhall  be  mentioned  unto  him 
D<2».2.4^.fhould  offer  fweet  odours  unto  him 
Hof.  8. 1 1. altars  fhsil  be  unto  him  to  fin 

1 2. 1  have  written  unto  him  the  great  things 
9.4.neither  fhall  they  be  pleafing  unto  him 

i7.becaufe  they  did  not  hearken  unto  him 
1 1. 14.  his  reproach  fhall  his  lord  return  to  him 
Amos  6.  io.fhall  fay  to  him  that  is  by  the  fides  of 
Hab.  2. 5;  .but  gathere  th  unto  him  all  nations 

and  heapeth  unto  to  all  people 
a.  wo  to  him  that  coveteth  an  evill  covetouf. 
1 2.W0  to  him  that  buildeth  a  town  with 
1  5.W0  unto  him  that  giveth  his  neighb.drink 
that  putteft  thy  bottle  to  to,&  makeft 
19.  wo  to  him  that  faith  to  the  wood,Awake 
Zecb.3.4.  unto  to  he  faid, Behold, I  have caufed 
Mdt.i  .24.  and  took  unto  him  his  wife 
3.16.  the  heavens  were  opened  unto  him 
4.3.  when  the  tempter  came  to  few,  he 

u.angelscameandminiftred  unto  to 
y.4i.giveto  him  that  asketh  thee 
7. 8, to  to  that  knocketh  it  fhall  be  opened 
9. 18. they  faid  unto  him,  Yea,  Lord 
17.1  i.done  unto  him  whatfoever  they  lifted 

Marfc  0.13. 
18.34.pay  all  that  was  due  unto  to 
25.28.give  it  xohim  that  hath  ten  talents 
26.7.  there  came  unto  him  a  woman  having 

1 7.  faying  to  him,  Where  wilt  thou  that  wee 
27. 27-gathered  unto  him  the  whole  land  of 
Mar. 1.  5.  there  came  unto  him  all  the  land  of  Jud. 
1 3  .the  angels  miniftred  unto  him 
3  z.they  brought  unto  him  all  that  were  difea. 


37-they  faid  unto  to,  All  men  feek 
40.faying  unto  him,  If  thou  wilt,  thou 
4 5. they  came  to  him  from  every  quarter 
1.3 .  they  came  unto  him,  bringing  one  fick 
4.  could  not  come  nigh  unto  him  for  preafle 
1 3 .  all  the  multitude  reforted  unto  him 
1 8. they  come  and  fay  to  him, Why  doe. 
3. 8. heard  the  great  things  he  did,  came  to  him 
1 3  .calleth  unto  him  whom  he  would,&  they 
23. he  called  them  unto  him 
3  2.  they  faid  unto  him,  Behold  thy  mother 
y.i6.told  them  how  it  befell  to  him  that 
6.7.  he  calleth  unto  him  the  twelve 
3  3  .and  came  together  unto  him 
7.  i4.when  he  had  called  all  the  peop.unto  him 
8.1.  Jefus  called  his  difci pies  unto  him,3nd 
22.  they  bring  a  blind  man  unto  him 
3  4.  when  he  had  called  the  people  unto  him 
9. 20.  they  brought  him  unto  him,  and  w  hen  he 
2 1 .  fince  this  came  unto  to,and  they 
23. Jefus  faid  unto  him,\i  thou  canft  beleeve 
10. 1. the  people  refort  unto  him  again 
2.tbe  Pharifees  came  to  to>and  asked  him 
3  2  .what  things  fhould  happen  unto  him 
i3.i.one  of  hisdifciples  faith  unto  to,Mafter 
1 5 . 1 2 .  that  I  fho  uld  do  unto  him  w  horn  ye 
4i.followed  him,and  miniftred  unto  him 
44. calling  unto  him  the  centurion,he  asked 
Lukj  2.26.  revealed  unto  him  by  the  holy  ghoft 
3 . 1 1 .  let  him  impart  to  him  that  hath  none 
4.i7.delivered  unto  him  the  book  of  the  proph. 
40.that  had  any  fick  —  brought  them  to  him 
6. 29.unto  him  that  fmiteth  thee  on  the  one 
7 .6.fent  friends  to  him,  faying  unto  to,Lord 
19.  John  calling  unto  him  two  of  his  difcip. 
ao.when  the  men  were  come  unto  to,they 
8 . 3  .which  minifter  unto  him  of  their  fubftance 
1 8.whofbever  hath,  to  him  fhall  be  given 
39-how  great  things  Jef.  had  done  unto  him 
47-fhe  declared  unto  him  before  all  the  peop. 
9. y 7.a certain  man  faid  unto  to,Lord,Ile 
10. 34.went  to  him,  and  bound  up  his  wounds 

3  6.  neighbour  unto  him  that  fell  among  the 
1 2. 10. to  him  that  blafphemeth  ag.the  holy  Gh. 

36.tbey  may  open  unto  him  immediately 
14.12.then  faid  he  alfo  to  him  that  bade  him 
1 6. 1.  fame  was  accufed  unto  him,  that  lie  had 
17.  i.wo  unto  him  through  whom  they  come 
1 8 .4  2.  Jefus  faid  unto  him,  Receive  thy  fight 
19. 1  y  .thefe  fervants  to  be  called  unto  him 
20.2.fpake  to  to,faying,Tell  us  by  what  auth. 

38.  for  all  live  unto  row 
2r.38.tofc/ain  the  temple  for  to  hear  him 
2  2. 3  3 .  he  faid  unto.  to,Lord,I  am  ready  to  go 
43.  appeared  an  angel  unto  few  from  heaven 
y  2.and  the  elders  which  were  come  to  him 
6i.how  the  Lo.had  faid  unto  few,  Before  the 
23.1 5. for  I  fent  you  to  to,&  lo,noth.  worthy 
of  death  is  done  unto  him 
John  i.2  2.then  faid  they  unto  him,  Who  art  thou 
ly.faid  unto  to,  Why  baptizeft  thou  then 
29. next  day  John  feeth  Jefus  coming  to  him 
4 1. faith  unto  to, We  have  found  the  Mefli. 
43. faith  unto  to,  Follow 
4y.faith  unto  to,We  have  found  him  of 
47. Jefus  faw  Nathaneel  coming  to  him 
49.  Nathan,  anfvv.and  faith  unto  him,  Rab. 
y  i. he  faith  unto  him, Verily,  verily,I  fay 
2.3  .mother  of  Jefus  faith  unto  him,  They  have 
io.faithuntoto,  Every  man  at  thebeginn. 
3.26.and  faith  unto  to,Rabbi,he  that  was 

and  all  men  come  to  him 
34.giveth  not  the  fpirit  by  meafure  unto  him 
4.9.  then  faith  the  woman  of  Samar.  unto  him 
3  o.  and  came  unto  him 
40.Sama.were  come  unto  to,they  befought 
47.he  went  unto  him,  and  befought  him 
48. then  faid  Jef.  to  to,Except  ye  fee  fignes 
5  2.they  faid  to  him,  Yeft.at  the  feventh  hour 
y. 10.  the  Jews  faid  unto  him  that  was  cured 
7. 3. his  brethren  faid  unto  him,  Depart  hence 
26.and  they  fay  nothing  unto  him 
3  3.  then  I  goe  unto  to  that  fent  me 
y  2.and  faid  unto  him,  An  thou  alfo  of  Gali. 
8.3.the  Scribes  &  Pharif.brou.unto few  a  worn. 
1 3.Phari.therefbre  faid  to  to,Thou  beareft 


i9.faid  they  unto bim  Where  is  thy  father 
9.io.thereforefaidthey  unto  to3How  were 

3  5 ,  he  fiid  to  him,  Doft  thou  beleeve  on  the 
10. 3. to  him  the  f  orter  openeth 

24  faid  unto  him,  How  long  doft  thou  make 

4  r. many  reforted  unto  to,and  faid,John 

1  i.S.his  difciples  fiy  unto  to,M.ifter,tbe  Jews 

1 5.ncvertheleiTe,let  us  go  unto  bim 
29.fhe  arofe  quickly ,and  came  unto  him 
3  2.faying  unto  to,Lord,if  thou  hadft  been- 
37-Marthafaith  untohim,  L.by  this  time  he 
12.16.  had  done  thefe  things  unto  him 

29.  an  angel  (pake  to  him 

13.  24.  Simon  Peter  therefore  beckened  to  h'm 

2  5. faith  unto  to,Lord,who  is  it 

27. then  faid  Jefus  unto  to,That  thou  doft 
28.no  man  kn.for  what  intent  he  fp.this  to  h. 
19. Jefus  had  faid  unto  himfiuy  thofe  things' 

14.2  i.and  will  manifeft  my  love  to  him 
2i.Judas  faith  unto  to,not  Ifcarior,L.how 
23-and  we  will  come  unto  him 

1 6.5.I  go  my  way  to  him  that  fent  me 
20.28.faid  unto  to,My  Lord,  and  my  God 

2  i.7.he  girt  his  fifhers  coat  unto  him 

1 5.  he  faith  unto  him,  Yea,  Lord 

he  faith  unto  to,Feed  my  fheep 

1 6.  he  faith  unto  him,  Feed  my  fheep 

i    *    .  .  Verfei7. 

i^.he  faith  unto  him,  Follow  me 
23-Jcfus  faid  not  unto to,He  (hall  not  die 
Ac~is  2.30. God  had  (worn  an  oath  to  bim 
5.40.10  him  they  agreed 
7. 14-called  his  father  Jacob  to  him 

3  o.there  appeared  unto  him  an  angel 
8.1 1.  to  him  i hey  had  regard 

30.  Phslip  ran  thither  to  him 

1  o.  3  .coming  in  to  to,and  faying  unto  him 
43.  to  him  giveth  all  the  prophets  w  i tneffe 

1 2.20.they  came  with  one  accord  to  him,  and 

i7.34.howbeit,certain  men  clave  untobim 
fym.4.4.  now  to  him  that  worketh  is  the  reward 
5. to  him  that  worketh  not,  but  beleeveth 

7.4.even  to  him  who  is  raifed  from  the  dead 

1 1.3  5.who  hath  firft  given  unto  him 

fhall  be  recompenfed  unto  bim  again 

j6-and  to  bim  are  all  things 

14. 14.  but  to  bim  that  efteem.  any  thing  unci. 

to  him  it  is  unclean 

16.25. now  to  to  that  isofpowertoftablifh 

1  C<v.2.i4.forthey  are  fooiifhnefieunto  to 

1 1 . 1 4.it  is  a  fhame  unto  him 

14.1 1. 1  am  to  bim  that  fpeakcth  a  Barbarian 

iy.28.  fubjeft  to  him  that  put  all  things  under 

2  Cor. j.  i4_have  boafted  any  thing  to  him  of  you 
Gal.i .6.  accounted  to  him  for  righteoufneffe 
Ephef.  3. 10. now  untotothat  wasabletodo 

21.  unto  bim  be  glory  in  the  church  by  Chr. 
2  Thef.  2. 1  .by  our  gathering  together  unto  him 
2  Tim.  1. 12.  committed  unto  him  3gainft  that  day 
Heb.  1.5 .1  w  ill  be  to  him  3  father 

5.7.untotothat  was  able  to  favehim 
James  2.23.  imputed  unto  him  for  righteoufneffe 
4.  i7.therefore  to  him  that  knoweth  to  do  good 
and  doth  it  not, to  him  it  is  fin 
i  Ptf.3.2  2.being  made  fubjecl:  unto  him 
4.5.  give  an  account  to  bim  that  is  ready 

19.  keeping  of  their  fouls  to  bim  in  wel-do. 
5.1 1. to  him  be  glory  and  dominion  forever 

Rev.1.6. 
2  Ptf.3. 18.  to  himbe  glory  bothnow  and  for  ever 
Rev.  i.y  .unto  him  that  loved  us,  and  wafhed  us 
2.7.to  him  that  overcometh  will  I  give 

Verfe  17. 
i6.to  him  will  I  give  power  over  the  nations 
3 .2 1 .  to  lim  that  overcometh  will  I  grant 
5.13  .power  be  unto  him  that  fitteth  upon  the 
2 1.6.  He  give  untohim  that  isathirft  of 
22.i8,Godlhall  add  unto  to  the  plagues 
Towards  fyim. 
Gra.3L2.it  was  not  towards  bim  as  before  _ 
Judg.  8.3.  their  anger  was  abated  towsrds  him 
2  Sam.  24.20.  hisfervant  coming  towsrds  bim 
2  Cbro.  1 6.9-whofe  hesrt  is  perfect  towards  him 
Job  1 1 . 1 3  .ftretch  out  thine  heart  towards  him- 
Lam.x.K).  lift  up  thine  hands  toward  him 
£^.i7.6.wlsofe  branches  turned  toward  him 

• 7.  vine 


HIM   HIM 


HIM    HIM 


HIM   HIM 


7 .  vine  did  bend  her  roots  toward  few 

(hot  forth  her  branches  toward  few 
a  Cor.2.8.would  confirme  your  love  toward  few 

under  l&iim 
Exod.  1 7 .  i  2  .and  put  the  ftone  under  few 
Lev.  15.10.  toucheth  any  thing  that  was  and.  hm 
2  Sam.  i8.0.mule  that  was  under  him  went  away 
z  2tasg.9.i3.and  put  it  underfed  on  the  top  of 
Job  9. 1 3  .proud  helpers  do  ftoup  under  hm 

41.30.  {harp  ftones  are  under  hm 
lfa.  2  5 .  io.Moab  fhall  be  trodden  down  under  hm 

5  8 .  '<  .and  to  fpread  allies  under  him 
2  7^.1  7. 6.the  roots  thereof  were  under  him 
Mica'h  1.4.  the  mountains  fhalbe  molten  und.h'm 
1  Cor.  15.27.  all  things  are  put  under  him 

which  did  put  all  things  under  him 
28  .unto  him  that  put  all  things  under  him 
H<rfr.2.8.put  all  things  in  fubjeftion  under  him 

not  yet  all  things  put  under  him 
with  J£un. 
Getl.7.7  -his  wife,and  his  fons  wife  with  him 

Chap.8.18. 

23.  and  they  that  were  with  him 

8.1.  G.rememb.Noah,&  all  the  cartel  wthhim 
pis.God  fpake  to  Noah,  and  his  fons  with  him 
1 2.4.Abra.departed  — and  Lot  went  with  him 
Chap.t3.i. 
i4.?.came  Ched.&  the  kings  that  were  v/th  him 
1 7. 3. and  God  talked  with  few,faying 

1  o.Ile  eftablifli  my  covenant  with  him 
22.  he  left  off  talking  with  few 

27. were  circumcifed  with  him 
10.30.l1is  two  daughters  with  him 
3  2.we  will  lie  with  him,  that  we  may  prefer. 
3  4.  go  thou  in  and  lie  w  ith  him 
3  5  .younger  arofe,and  lay  with  him 

2  2.3. took  two  of  his  young  men  with  him 
24.54.he,  and  the  men  that  were  with  him 
26.20.becaufe  they  ftrove  with  him 
27.44. 3nd  tarry  with  him  a  few  dayes 
29.14.and  he  abode  with  him — a  moneth 

3cferved  with  him  yet  feven  other  yeers 
3 1 .2  3  .he  took  his  brethren  with  him 

3  2.6.and  four  hundred  men  with  him 

Chap.33.1. 
7.divided  the  people  that  were  with  him 

24.  there  wreftled  a  man  with  him 
25.0m  of  joint,  as  he  wreftled  with  him 

34-6.went  out  to  Jacob  to  commune  with  him 

3  5 .2.  faid  to  all  that  were  with  few,Put  away 

6.he,and  all  the  people  that  were  with  him 

1 3  .in  the  place  where  he  talked  with  him 

Verfe  14. 
1 5.cal.the  place  where  G .fpa.with  him  Beth. 
39.3«faw  that  the  Lord  was  with  him 

2  3»becaufe  the  Lord  was  with  him 
40.7.that  were  with  him  in  the  ward  of  his 
43.19.  they  communed  with  him  at  the  door  of 

3  2.which  did  eat  with  him  by  themfelves 
3  4.they  drank,and  were  merry  with  him 

45.i.ftood  no  man  with  him  while  Jofeph  made 

1 9.his  brethren  talked  with  him 
46.6.Jacob,and  all  his  feed  with  him 
7. hi  s  fons,and  his  fons  fons  with  him 

allhisfeedhroughthewithfew  into  E. 
48. 1. took  with  few  his  two  fons,Mana.&  Epp- 
jo.7.with  him  went  up  all  the  ferv.of  Pharaoh 
9.  there  went  up  with  few  both  char.  &  horf. 
1 4.and  all  that  went  up  with  him  to  bury  his 
E xod.  1 3 . 1 9.Mof.  took  the  bones  of  Jof.with  him 
14.  6.  and  took  his  people  with  few 
21.3  .then  his  wife  (Hall  go  out  with  few 
23.5.  thou  (halt  furely  help  with  him 
24.2.neither  (hall  the  people  go  up  with  him 
28.  i.and  his  fons  with  him  from  among  the 
4 1. and  his  fons  with  him,  and  thou  (halt 
29.21.  upon  the  garments  of  his  fons  with  few 
and  his  fons  garments  with  few 
3i.6.behold,I  have  given  with  few  Aholibah 
18.  an  end  of  communing  with  few  upon 
3 4. 5. and  flood  with  few  there 
29-while  he  talked  with  few 
3  2.had  fpoken  with  few  in  mount  Sinai 
34<to  fpeak  with  few,he  took  the  vail  off 
3  5.untill  he  went  in  to  fpeak  with  few 
38.23.  and  with  few  was  Aholiab 


tfil».8.2.took  Aaron,and  his  fons  with  few 
3o.and  upon  his  fons  garments  with  him 
fanctified  his  fons  garments  with  few 
16.10.to  make  an  attonement  with  few 
2  5 .4 1  .both  he,and  his  child  with  few 

Verfc  45. 
50.time  of  an  hired  fery.  fhall  it  be  with  few 
5  2.  then  he  (hall  count  with  him 
5 3. as  a  yeerly  hired  ferv.fhall  he  be  with  few 
Ata.7.89.tab.of  the  congregat.to  fpeak  with  few 
1  ».8.with  few  will  I  fpeak  mouth  to  mouth 
1 3.3 1. men  that  went  up  with  few  faid,  We  be 
i4.24.becaufe  he  had  another  fpirit  with  few 
22.22.and  his  two  ferv3nts  were  with  few 

40.to  the  princes  that  were  with  few 
23.  i7.and  the  princes  of  Moab  with  few 

2 1. the  Lord  his  God  is  with  few 
27.2  i.and  all  the  children  of  Ifrael  with  him 
3 1. 1 7. that  hath  known  man  by  lying  with  few 
1 8  .not  known  a  man  by  lying  with  few 
3  5. not  known  man  be  lying  with  few 
Deut.i.i6.3ni  the  ftranger  that  is  with  few 
2. 24.  and  contend  with  few  in  battell 
17.1f.and  it  (hall  be  with  him,znd  he  (hall 
29.1 5.with-few  that  ftandeth  here  with  us 

alfo  with  few  that  is  not  here  with  us 
32.12.  there  was  no  ftrange  god  with  few 
Jo/^7.24.  Jof.  and  alllfrael  with  few  took  Achan 
8.1  i.piople  of  war  that  were  with  few  went  up 
io.7.he,and  all  the  people  of  war  with  few 
1 5.Jo(hua  returned ,and  all  Ifrael  with  few 
24.cap.ofthemen  ofwarw'h  went  with  few 
29.  and  all  Ifrael  with  few  unto  Libnah 
3  i.from  Libn.&  all  Ifr.with  few,ro  Lachifh 
34.pa(Ted  unto  Eglon,  &  alllfrael  v/hhbim 
3<5.and  all  Ifrael  with  few,  unto  Hebron 
3  8.and  all  Ifrael  with  few  to  Debit 
43.Jofhua  returned  and  all  Ifrael  with  few 
n.7.and  all  the  peop.  of  war  withfew,againft 
22.14.and  with  few  were  ten  princes 
30.which  were  with  few,  heard  the  words 
Jud£.i.$.Co  Simeon  went  with  few 

3.27 .children  oflfrael  went  down  with  few 
4.io.and  Deborah  went  up  with  few 

1 3  .and  all  the  people  that  were  with  few 
7. 1  .all  the  people  that  were  with  few  rofe  up 

i9.Gid.&  the  ioo.men  that  were  with  few 
8.4.he,  and  the  300.  men  that  were  with  few 
9.3  3.peo.that  is  with  few  come  out  againft  thee 
34-&  all  the  peop.  that  were  with  few  by  ni. 
3  5.  peo.  that  are  with  him  from  lying  in  wait 
44.the  comp.that  was  with  few  rufhed  forw. 
48.he,  and  all  the  people  that  were  with  few 
faid  unto  the  people  that  were  with  few 
1 1.3.  and  they  went  out  with  him 
14.1 1. brought  thirty  compan.  to  be  with  few 
19. 3. having  his  fervant  with  few 
4.  he  abode  with  him  three  dayes 
10. his  concubine  alfo  was  with  few 
1  Saw.  3.1 9.  and  the  Lord  was  with  few 
9.5.Saul  faid  to  his  fer.that  was  withfew,Come 
10.26.  there  went  w  ith  few  a  band  of  men 
13.1 5.  num.the  people  that  were  pref.with  few 
i4.2.peop.that  were  with  few  were  about  600. 
17-faid  Saul  to  the  peop.  that  were  with  few 
20.Saul,and  all  the  people  with  few  affemb. 
34.  brought  every  man  his  oxe  with  few 
l6.i8.andtheLord  is  with  few 
17.3  3. againft  this  Philiftine  to  fight  with  few 
18.12.  becaufe  the  Lord  was  with  few 

1 4.  and  the  Lord  was  with  few 
2  2. 2. there  were  with  few  about  400. men 
4-they  dwelt  with  few  all  the  while  that  Da. 
6.and  the  men  that  were  with  few 
2 5. 2  5. and  folly  is  with  few 
26.having  3  ooo.chofen  men  oflfrael  with  few 
27.2.with  the  6oo.men  that  were  with  few 
28 .8.and  he  went,and  two  men  with  few 
29.4-princes  of  the  Philift.were  wroth  with  few 
30.4.  people  that  were  with  few  lift  up  their 
9.  &  the  600.  men  that  were  with  few,&  ca. 
2 1 .  to  meet  the  people  that  were  with  few 
3  i.5.and  his  armour-bearer  died  with  him 
2  Sa.1.1  i.likewife  all  the  men  that  were  with  hi. 
2. 3. his  men  that  were  with  few  did  Dav.  bring 
3.ao.and  twenty  men  with  few 


23. when  Joab,&  all  the  hoft  with  few,  were 
27.  to  fpeak  with  few  quietly 
3 1  Jaid  to  all  the  people  —  with  few,Rent 
j.io.andthe  Lord  God  ofhofts  was  with  few 
1  Chr.11.9. 
6.2.went,with  all  the  peop.  that  were  with  few 
8 .  10.  Joram  brought  with  few  veffels  of  filver 
10. 1 3.8c  the  peo.that  were  with  few  to  the  bat. 
1 7. againft  David,and  fought  with  him 

1  Cbro.19.17. 
1 1. 1.  fent  Joabj  &  his  fervants  with  few5  and 
1 2-3.andit  grew  up  together  with  few 
1 3. 27. and  all  the  Kings  fons  go  with  few 
1 5.  I4.that  were  with  few  at  Jerufalem 
2 2. and  all  the  little  ones  that  were  with  few 
24-and  all  the  Levits  were  with  few,  bearing 
30.  all  the  people  that  was  with  few  covered 
16.14.and  all  the  people  withfew,came  weary 
1  5 .to  Jcrufalem,and  Ahithophel  with  few 
1 8. and  with  few  will  I  abide 
1 7«i.make  all  the  people  with  him  afraid 
io.they  that  be  with  few  are  valiant  men 
12. and  of  all  the  men  that  are  with  few 
I7.fwalfowed  up,  &  all  the  people  with  few 
22. &  all  the  peo.that  were  with  few,&  they 
24.he,and  all  the  men  oflfrael  with  few 
29_for  the  people  that  are  with  few  to  eat 
1 8 . 1  .Dav.numbred  the  peo.that  were  with  few 
19.17.  were  tooo.men  of  Benjamin  with  few 
and  his  twenty  fervants  with  few 
40.  and  Chimham  went  on  with  few 
41. and  all  Dav.  men  with  few,  over  Jordan 
2 1. 1 5.David  went  down,and  his ferv.with few 
24.2.captain  of  the  hoft  which  was  with  few 

1  IQn.  1. 41  .all  the  guefts  that  were  with  few  he ^rd 

44.King  hath  fent  with  few  Zadok  the  prieft 
8.5>wcre  with  few  before  theark 

62.  and  alllfrael  with  few  offered  facrificc 
65.  and  all  Ifrael  with  few,  a  great  congreg, 
i  Chro.-j.%. 
io.2.fhe  communed  with  few  of  all  that 

zChro.9.1. 

1  i.i7.fath.fervant  with  few  to  go  into  Egypt 

1 2.8.young  men  that  were  grown  up  with  few 

2Cfe\io.8. 

jo.young  men  that  were  gro.up  with  few,fp. 

2Cfew2.10.10. 

1 3.19. fo  he  went  back  with  him 

16.17.all  Ifra.withfew,&  they  befieged  Tim 

20.1. there  were  thirty  and  two  kings  with  few 

34. fo  he  made  a  covenant  with  few 

2  Kjsg.i.i  5  .go  down  with  few,  and  benot  afraid 

went  down  with  him  unto  the  King 
3.12.  the  word  of  the  Lord  is  with  few 

26. he  took  with  few  700. men  that  drew  fw. 
8 .9. and  took  a  prefent  with  few 

2  i.and  all  the  charets  with  few 
i3.i9.manof  God  was  wroth  with  few 
15.19.that  his  hand  might  be  with  few,to 

2f.with  few  were  5o.men  of  the  Gileadites 
18.7.  and  the  Lord  was  with  few,  and 

1  Chro.g.io. 

2  3-2.and  all  the  inhabit.of  Jerufalem  with  few 
2  5. 2  5. came, and  ten  men  with  few 

and  the  Caldees  that  were  with  few  at 
28.  throne  of  the  Kings  that  were  with  few 

1  Cfe.n.io.ftreng.themf.  withfewinhis  kingd. 

42.3  capt.  of  the  Reub.  &  30.rcen  with  few 
1 2.27<and  with  him  were  three  thouf.fcv.hund. 
1 9. 1 4. the  people  that  were  with  him  drew  nigh  j 
2  i.20.his  four  fons  with  few  hid  themfelves 

2  Cfeui.i.Lord  his  God  was  with  few_ 

3 .  and  all  the  congregation  with  few  went 
1 2.  i.Reho.forfook  the  law—  &  all  Ifr.with  hi. 

3  .pco.were  without  num. that  came  with  few 
14..  1 3.  Afa&  the  peo.th.it  were  with  few,parfu. 
1  y.2.with  you  while  yc  be  with  him 

9. that  the  Lord  his  God  was  with  few 
1 6. 10. he  W3S  in  a  rage  with  few 
17.14.and  with  few  mighty  men  of  valour 

1 5.Jehohanan  the  cap.&  with  few  280000. 

i6.Aiv>a(:ah — &  with  few  200000.  mi.men 

i7.Eliada — and  with  few  —200000. 

i8Jeho(habad,and  with  few  i8oooo.ready 
1 8.2.for  the  people  that  he  had  with  few 

30.  captains  of  the  char,  that  were  with  few 
20.36. he 


H  I  M 


HI  M 


H  I  M 


H  IM 


HI  M 


H!I  M 


ao.  g<5.he  joyned  himfelf  with  him  to  make 

n.9.and all  bis  charets  with  few 

z  i .  i. into  covenant  with  him 

ay. I  j.  (hould  not  go  with  him  to  battell 

i6.came  to  paffe,  as  he  talked  with  him,  that 
26.  17.  &  with  fewfourfcore  prieftsof  the  L. 
29.19.all  that  were  prefent  with  him  bowed 
3  z.y.nor  for  all  the  multitude  with  him 

there  be  more  with  us  then  with  him 

8.  with  him  is  an  arme  of  flefli 
ji.againft  Lachifh,  &  all  his  power  with  him 

2  y.z2.that  he  might  fight  with  him 
36.23.  the  Lordhis  God  be  with  him 

'Eyai.3. 
EVa  8.3.  and  with  few  an  hundred  &  fifty  males 
4.and  with  him  two  hundred  males 
3.  and  with  him  three  hundred  males 
6.  and  with  him  fifty  males 
7-and  with  him  feventy  males 
8. and  with  few  fourfcore  males 

9.  with  him  two  hundred  &  eighteen  males 
lo.and  with  him  an  hundred  &  fixty  males 

11.  and  with  him  an  hundred  &  eight  males 

1 2.  and  with  him  an  hundred  &  ten  males 
i9.and  Ha(h.ib:ah,  and  with  him  Jefhaiah 

Neb.g.2  .madeft  a  covenant  with  him  to  give  the 

Efth. 2. 20.1ike  as  when  (he  was  brou.  up  with  him 

3.i.above  all  the  princes  that  were  with  him 

6. 14.  while  they  were  yet  talking  with  him 

Job  i.  1 1  .to  come  to  mourn  with  him 

1 3  .fate  down  With  him  upon  the  ground 
9«3.if  he  (hall  contend  with  him 

14.  chufe  out  my- words  to  reafon  with  him 
12. 1 3. with  him  is  wifdome  and  ftrength 

Verfe  16. 
1 8.6\his  candle  (hall  be  put  out  with  him 
20.  n  .lie  down  with  him  in  the  duft 

■2.6.  go  ill  with  few  that  is  left  in  his 
22.2 1. acquaint  now  thy  felf  with  him 
2  3 ,7.righteous  might  difpute  with  him 

14.  many  fucb  things  are  with  him 
2y.2  dominion  and  fear  are  with  him 
33. 23. if  there  be  a  meflehger  with  few 
37.18  Jiaft  thou  with  him  fpread  out  the  skie 

41.5.  wilt  thou  play  with  him  as  with  abird 
28.flmg-ftones are  turned  w'hfew  into ftub. 

42.1 1.  and  did  eat  bread  with  him  in  his  houfe 

P/d/.yo.iS.then  thou confentedft  with  him 
y  y.20.againft  fuch  as  be  at  peace  with  him 
78.37  .their  heart  was  not  right  with  him 
89.24-andmy  mercy  (hall  be  with  him 

28.  my  covenant  (hall  fland  fall  with  him 
9  1 . 1 5.1k  be  with  him  in  trouble 
1 20.6.1ong  dwelt  with  him  that  hateth  peace 
i26.6.bringing  his  (heaves  vihhhim 
1 3o.7.with  him  is  plenteous  redemption 

Pro. 8. 30.  as  one  brought  up  with  him 
i6.7.enemies  to  be  at  peace  with  him 
20.i9.meddle  not  with  him  that  flattereth 

Eccle[6. 10. neither  may  he  contend  with  him  that 
8.1  y.  for  that  flr.ll  abide  with  few  of  his  labo. 

7/52.3.  icthat  it  (hall  be  well  with  to 
11.it  (hall  be  ill  with  him 
40.10.  behold,  his  reward  is  with  him 

Chap.62.11. 
49.1  y .Tie  contend  with  him  that  contends  with 
y 7. 1 5.I  dvvell  in  the  holy  place :  with  him  alio 

Jer.6. 1  i.aged,w  ith  him  that  is  full  of  dayes 
22. 15.  and  then  it  was  well  with  few 

Verfe  16. 
26.22.and  certain  menwithfew,  into  Egypt 
3  i.4.will  fpeak  with  him  mouth  to  mouth 
38.1  i.fo  Ebedmelech  took  the  men  with  him 
27.fo.tbey  left  off  fpeaking  with  him 

40.6.  and  dwelt  with  few  among  the  people 
4i.i.even  ten  men  with  him  came  unto  Gedal. 

2. ten  men  that  wete  with  him  arofe,&  fmote 
3  .Ifhm.fk w  all  the  Jews  that  were  with  him 
7.he,and  the  ten  men  that  were  with  him 
1 1. captains  of  the  forces  that  were  with  him 
1 3 .  cap.of  the  forces  that  were  with  few,they 
i6.took  all  the  cap.of  the  for.that  werew'llfe 
42.8.  which  were  with  him,  and  all  the  people 
5  2. 3  2.  throne  of  the  Kings  that  were  with  him 
£^.17.1 2.and  led  them  with  him  to  Babylon 
1 3.  and  made  a  covenant  with  him 


i6.whofe  covenant  he  brake,even  with  him 
30.1 1.  he,  &  his  people  with  him  (hall  be  brou. 
3 1.1  i.he  (hall  furely  deal  with  him 
17.  went  down  into  hell  with  few 
37. 19.  and  will  put  them  with  him 
Dan.z.zz.  the  light  dwelleth  with  him 
1 1 . 1 1 .  come  forth,  and  fight  w  ith  him 
i7.and  upright  ones  with  him 
2 3. after  the  league  made  with  him 
Amos  2.3.flay  all  the  princes  thereof  with  him 
Mal.z.>$.  my  covenant  was  with  him  of  life  and 
Ato.2.3.all  Jerufalcm  with  him  was  troubled 
5.2  y.  whiles  thou  art  in  the  way  with  him  . 

4i.goe  with  him  twaine 
9.  io.fate  down  with  him  and  his  difciples 
1 2. 3. and  what  they  did  that  were  with  him 

Mar.z.z^.  Lu\e6.i, 
4-neither  for  them  that  were  with  him 
46.defiring  to  fpeak  with  him 
i7.3.Mofcsand  Elias  talking  with  him 

25.1  o.wcnt  in  with  him  to  the  marriage 
3 1. and  all  the  holy  angels  with  him. 

z6.i  5.  they  covenanted  with  him  for  30.  pieces 
37.  and  took  with  him  Peter  and 
47 .and  with  him  a  great  multitude 

Meet.  14.43. 

27.38.were  two  theeves  crucified  with  him 
44-theeves  cracified  with  him  caft  the  fame 
j  4.8c  they  that  were  with  few,watching»faw 
Mai\  1. 36. they  that  were  with  him  followed 

a.iy.gave  alfo  to  them  that  were  with  him 

Ln\e  6.4. 

3.i4.that  they  fhould  be  with  him 

4.36.  were  alfo  with  him  other  little  (hips 

y.i8.prayedhim  that  he  might  be  with  few 

£0^8.38. 
24jefus  went  with  few,and  much  people 
40.  and  them  that  were  with  him,  &  entreth 
6.22.pleafed  them  that  fate  with  him 

z6.mo  for  their  fakes  that  fate  with  him 
8. 1 1. and  began  to  cjueftion  with  him 
9.  i.Jefus  taketh  with  him  Peter  and  James 
1 4. 5 3. with  him  were  aflemb.all  the  chief  prie. 
1 5.7.  which  lay  bound  with  him  that  had  made 
27.  with  him  they  crucified  two  theeves 
3  2.  crucified  with  him  reviled  him 
4 1  .which  came  up  with  him  unto  J erufalem 
16. 1  o.told  them  that  had  been  with  him 
Lu\e  1.66.  hand  of  the  Lord  was  with  few 
y-9.was  aftoni(hed,and  all  that  were  with  few 
7. 1  i.and  many  of  his  difciples  went  with  him 

36.that  he  would  eat  with  him 
8.1  .and  the  twelve  were  with  him 

4j.Peter,and  they  that  were  with  few,faid 
9. 1 8.  his  difciples  were  with  him 
3  2-Peter  and  they  that  were  w  ith  few,were 
and  the  two  men  that  flood  with  him 
1  i.37.befought  him  to  dine  with  him 
14. 1 5:  .one  of  them  that  fate  at  meat  with  him 

z  y  .there  went  great  multitudes  with  him 
22.14.fate  down,and  the  twelve  Ap.  with  him 
56.  this  man  was  alfo  with  him 
5  9.of  a  truth  j  this  fellow  was  with  him 
23.9.he  queftioned  with  few  in  many  words 
3  2.1ed  with  him  to  be  put  to  death 
5  y.  women  alfo  which  came  with  few  folio, 
John  1.39.  and  abode  with  him  that  day 
3.2.  except  God  be  with  few 
6.66.and  walked  no  more  with  him 
9. 40.  fome  of  the  Pharif.  which  were  with  him 
1 1 . 1 6.that  we  may  die  with  few 
1 2.2.that  fate  at  the  table  with  few 

i7.people  that  was  with  few  bare  record 
I4.23.and  made  our  abode  with  few 
1 8.26".did  not  I  fee  thee  in  the  garden  with  hi, 
19. 1  y  .cryed  our,Away  with  few.away  with  few 
1 8. crucified  two  other  with  few 
3  2.which  was  crucified  with  few 
Acts  y.i7.&  all  they  that  were  with  fe«,which  is 
2 1  ;high  pri.  came,&  they  that  were  with  few 
7.9.  but  God  was  with  few 
8.3 1.  would  come  up  and  fitwith  him 
9.7-men  which  journi.  with  few  fteod  fpeechl. 
10.27.as  he  talked  with  few,  he  went  in 
3y.he  is  accepted  with  few 


3  8 .  for  God  w  as  with  him 

4i.dideat  and  drink  with  few  after  he  rofe 
1 1. a.  contended  with  few 
13.31.  which  came  up  with  few  fr.  Gal.tojcr. 
16.3  .would  Paul  have  to  go  forth  with  few 
17.17.  daily  with  them  that  met  with  him " 
18.18.and  withfew  Prifcilla  and  Aquila 
i9.38.thecrafrf-menwhichare  with  few  have 

2  i.8.one  of  the  fevcn,and  abode  with  few 

29.  had  fcen  before  with  him  in  the  city 
3  6. crying,  Away  with  few 
23.19.and  went  with  few  alide  privately 

3  2. left  the  horfemen  to  go  with  him 
24. 26. and  he  communed  with  few 
&>w,6'.4.we  are  buried  with  few  by  baptifme  into 
6.that  our  old  man  is  crucified  with  few 
8.that  we  (hall  alfo  live  with  few , 
8.i7.if  fo  be  that  we  fuffer  with  few 
3  2. how  (hall  he  not  with  him  freely  give 

1  Cor.y.i  2.(he  be  pkafed  to  dwell  with  few 

2  Cor.6.i.wte  then,as  workers  together  with  few 

8.i8.wehavefent  with  few  thebrother 

1 1 .4.  ye  might  well  bear  with  few 

12.1 8.and  with  him  I  fent  a  brother 

1 3 .4.but  we  (hall  live  with  few 
Gal.  1 . 1 8 .  and  abode  w  ith  few  fifteen  dayes 

2. 1 3.  other  Jews  diflembled  likewife  With  few 
E/>fe6.9.neith.is  there  refpect  of  perfons  with  him 
Col.  z.  1 2.buried  with  few  in  baptifme 

1 3. hath  he  quickned  together  with  few 

3.4.appear  with  few  in  glory 

1  Tfe/^4.i4.will  God  bring  with  few 

y.  lo.we  (hould  live  together  with  few 

2  Thef-i  .14.2nd  have  no  company  with  few 
2  Tiw.  2. 1 1 .  for  if  wee  be  dead  with  few 

w  e  (hall  alfo  live  with  few 
'  I2.if  wefuffer,we  (hall  alfo  reign  with  few 
Hcb.i  i.9the  heires  with  few  of  the  fame  promife 
2  Pet.  1. 1 8.  when  we  were  with  few  in  the  holy 
iJoh.i.6.th*t  we  have  fellowihip  with  few 
Rev.$  .20.will  fup  with  few,  and  he  with  me 
6.8.  and  hell  followed  with  few 
1 2.9.  his  angels  were  caft  out  with  few 
1 3 .4.who  was  able  to  make  war  with  few 
14.1.  with  few  144000.  having  his  Fath.  name 
17.14.  they- that  are  with  few  are  called  chofen 
19.20.and  with  few  the  falfe  prophet 

20.6.  and  (hall  reign  with  fewathoufand  yeers 

within  i^iin. 
Job  14.22.his  foul  within  few  (hall  mourn 

20. 14.  the  gall  of  afps  within  few 
Pr0.26.24.and  layeth  up  deceit  within  him 
Ifa.63.1 1. that  put  his  holy  fpirit  within  few 
Zftfeia.i.formeth  the  fpirit  of  man  within  few 

Without  Ifeittt, 
John  1.3.  without  few  was  not  any  thing  made 

l|imne,See^pttme. 
himfelfe. 
Gcn.14. 1  y.  divided  himfel/e  againft  them,he  and 

2  2.8.God  will  provide  himfelfe  a  lamb 
24. y  2.  bowing  himfelfe  to  the  earth 

27.42.  Efau,  touching  thee,doth  comfort  himf. 
3 0.3 6. three  da.journ.betwixt  himfelfe  &  Jacob 

3  2.21.  fewy£/f  lodged  that  night  in  the  compa. 
4i.i4.he  (haved  himfelfe, znd  came  to  Pharaoh 

42.7.  made  few/e//"ftrange  unto  them 
zq.bimftlfabout  from  them,and  wept 

43.31  .he refrained  himfelf,8c  faid,Set  on  bread 

3  2.they  fet  on  for  him  by  himfelf 
4y.i.then  Jofeph  could  not  refrain  himfelf 

while  Jofeph  made  himfelfknovtn 
46.29.and  prefented  himfelf "to  him 
4 8 . 2.1frael  ftrengthened  himfelf ",and  fate  upon 
Exod.io.6~hz  turned  Inmfelf,  and  went  out  from 
2 1 . 3 .  if  hee  came  in  by  himfelfe 

he  (hall  goe  out  by  himfelfe 
4.and  he  (hall  go  out  by  himfelfe 
8.betrothed  her  to  himfelf,  then  he 
Lev.y.S.  prieft  (hall  have  to  himfelf  the  skin 
9.8.  of  the  fin-offering  which  was  for  himfelf 

14.8.  wafh  few/e//m  water  Deaf.23.11. 

Chap.i y.5'j6,7>8,io>r  i>  *  1,* 2,27. 
1 3-then  he  (hall  number  to  himfelf  (even 
16.6.  of  the  fin-offering,which  is  for  himfelf 

Verfe  11. 
1 7 . 1  y .  and  bathe  himfelf  in  water 

n  .make 


HIM        HIM 


HI  M 


H  I  M 


HIM        HIM 


1 1. make  an  attonement  for  himfelf  Ver.14 
17. and  have  made  an  attonement  for  himfelf 
z  1 .4.(hall  not  defile  himfelfe  being  a  chief  man 
among  his  people  to  prophane  himfelf 
i  1  .nor  defile  himfelf  'for  his  father  or 
-4  2.8.he  (hall  not  eat  to  defile  himfelf 
zs.z6.ini  himfelfbe  able  to  redeem  it 
47.  and  fell  himfelf  "unto  the 
49.  be  able,  he  may  redeem  himfelf 
2,7.8.then  he  (hall  prefent  himfelf 'before  the 
N»f*.6. 3  •  he  (hall  feparate  himfelf  bom  wine  and 
'-      5  .in  the  which  he  feparateth  himfelf  unto 
6.  all  the  dayes  that  he  feparateth  himfelf  'to 
•  ?.he  (hall  not  make  himfelf  uneXean  for 
it-.j-to  bring  you  neer  to  himfelf  to 
19. 1 2.  he  (hall  purine  himf.  with  it  on  the  third 
if  he  purifie  not  himfelf  on  the  third  day 
1  3  .and  purifieth  not  himfelf,  defileth  the 
ip.purifie  himfelfe,  &  bathe  himfelfe  in  water 
20.and  (hall  not  purifie  himfelf,that 
aj.i4.andlift  up  himfelf  as  a  yong  lion 

2  5. 3. Ifrael  joyned  himfelf 'with  Baal-Peor,and 
3 1 .  j'j  .taken  fpoil  every  man  for  himfelfe 

3  6.y.ol  the  childr.of  Ifrael  (hall  keep  himfelf  to 
'  g.keeri  himfelfe  to  his  own  inheritance 

Ueut.7.6.to  be  a  (peciall  people  to  himfelf 
14.1.  to  be  a  peculiar  people  unto  himfelf 
17.16.  not  multiply  horfes  tohimfelf,  nor 
1 7.neither  multiply  wives  to  himfelf 

-neith.multiply  to  himfelf  filver  &  gold 
28.Q.eftabli(h  thee  an  holy  people  to  himfelf 
29.  1 3  -for  a  people  unto  himfelf, and  that 
1 9.  that  he  bleffe  himfelf  'in  his  heart 
3  ».36.and  repent  himfelf 'tor  his  fervants 
33.21.  provided  the  fir  ft  part  (or  himfelf 
Jof.zz.z$.  let  the  Lord  himfelf  require  it 
Jfidg,$  .19.  but  he  fcww/e/freturned  aga  in  from 
zo.which'he  had  made  for  himfelf 'alone 
4.1 1. had  fevered  himfelf  'from  the  Kenites 
6.3  i.bea  god,let  him  plead  for  himfelf 
7.5.  him  (halt  thou  fet  by  himfelf  ■ 
9.5;.  for  he  hid  fetf/e// 
K«/b  3. 8. man  was  afraid,and  turned  himfelf 
1  Sam',  z.  1 4.  the  prieft  took  for  himfelf:  fo 
3. 2i;  Lord  revealed  himfelf  to  Samuel  in 
8.1 1. and  appoint  them  for  himfelf 
1  o.  1 9.  who  himfelf  'faved  you  out  of  all  adverfi. 

2  2. he  hath  hid  himfelf  among  the  ftuffe 
i4.47.whitherfoever  he  turned  himfelf  he 
17.16.and  prefented  himfelf  fourty  dayes 
18.5.  and  behaved  fe/e/fwifely,and 

1 4.David. behaved  himfelfe  wif  ly  in  all  his 
1  5  .that  behaved  himfelf  very  wifcly,'he 
30.that  David  behaved  himfelf  more  wifely 
20. 24X0 David  hid  himfelf 'in  the  field 
2 1 . 1 J  .and  fained  himfelf  'mad  in  their  hands 
23 .  19. doth  not  David  hide  himfelf 'with  ns  in 
2 3. lurking  places  where  he  hideth  himfelf 
25.3 1.  or  that  my  Lord  hath  avenged  himfelf 
28.8.and  Saul  difguifed  himfelf  and  put 
29.4.whereforc  (hould  he  reconcile  himfelf  10 
jo.&butDavid  encouraged  himfelf 'in  the  Lord 
3 1.8c  to  all  the  places  where  D:.v  .himfelf,  & 
z  Sam.$. 6.thit  Abner  made  himfelf 'ftrong  for 
3 1  .and  David  tou/H/Yollowed  the  bier 
6.2o.who  uncovered  himfelf  to  day  in  the 

the  vain  fellows  fhamelefly  uncov.himf. 
7. 2 3. to  redeem  for  a  people  to  himfelf 
1 2. 1 8  .how  then  will  he  vex  himfelf,  if  we 
1 3.6.and  made /»#?/£//' fick,and  when 
15.23  .the  King  alio  himfelf r>ah~ed  over 
17-a?.  Ahitophel  hanged  himfelfind  died        ' 
18.18 .and  reared  up  for  himfelf,  which  was 
!£«&£.  1.5. then  Adonijah  exalted  himfelf  faying 

y  2.if  he  will  (hew  himfelf  a  worthy  man 
11. 29.  and  he  clad  himfelf 'with  a  new  garment 
1 5.1 5.  &  the  things  which  himfelf 'had  dedicat. 
1  £.9.drinking  himfelf  'drunk  in  the 
-17.2  i.ftretched  himfelf  on  the  child  three  times 
1 8.2.  Elijah  went  to  (hew  himfelf  to  Ahab 
6".  Ahab  went  one  way  by  himfelf 

Obadiah  went  another  way  by  himfelf 
I94.but  hehimfelf  went  a  dayes  journey  to 

and  he  requefted  for  bimfelfthat 

10.  r  1.  girdeth  on  his  harneffe  boaft  himfelf  as 

1  ^.Benhadad  was  drinking  himfelf  drunk  in 


38,  difguifed  himfelf 'with  alhes  on  his  face 
21.25.  which  did  fell  himfelf  to  work  wickedn. 

29.  how  Ahab  humbleth  himfelfbefore  me 
becaufe  he  humbleth  himfelfbefore  me 
22.30.King  of  Ifrael  difguifed  himfelf, and 
2  f(iHg.4.34.and  ftretched  himfelfe  on  the  child, & 

3  5  .and  ftretched  himfelf  on  him,and 
5.14.  and  dipped  himfelf  (even  times  in  Jordan 
6. 10. and  faved  himfelf there  not  once  nor 
19.  i.and  covered  to»/e(/"whhfackclcuh,  and 
23.16.and  as  Joliah  turned  kimfclfc,he 

1  Chr.  1 2.  i.while  David  kept  fa/e//"clofe,becaufe 
13. 1 3.  not  the  ark  home  tohimfelf  to  the 

2  tlw.  1 2. 1  .and  had  ftrengthened  himfelf, he 
ij.fo  Rehob.ftrengthened  himfelf  in  Jerufal. 

1 3 .9.  to  confecrate  himfelf  with  a  yong 
1 2.  God  himfelf  is  with  us  for  our  captain 

1 5.18.&  that  he  himfelf  'had  dedicated  lilver  & 

i6-9.to  fhew  himfelf  ixrong  in  the  behaUe 
1 4.  which  he  had  made  tor  himfelf  in  the 

i7.i.ftrengthened  himfelf  againft  Ifrael 

i6.who  willingly  offered  himfelf  to  the  Lord 

20.3.  Jehofhophat  fet  himfelf 'to  feek  the  Lord 
3  y.Jehofhaphat  joyn  himfelf  with  Ahaziah 
3^.he  joyned  himfelf  with  him,to  make 

21.4.  Jehoram  ftrengthened  himfelf,and 
23.i.inthefeventhyeer  Jehoiak.ftreng./;»7/f//' 
25.II.and  Amaziahftrengthened  l.nmfi'lf,  and 
26.8.  he  ftrengthened /BOT/i?//exceedingl.y 

zo.yea,  himfelfhafted  alfo  to  goe  out 
32.1  .and  thought  to  w  in  ibem  for  himfelf 
y.alfo  he  ftrengthened  himfelf, and  built 
9-but  he  himfelf  laid  fiege  againft  Lachifh 

26.  Hczek.  humbled  himfelf "for  the  pride  of 

27.  and  he  made  himflfucaimies  for  lilver 
33.1 2.and  humbled  himfelf  'greatly  before 

2  3 .  Amon  humbled  not  himfelf 'before  the 
as  Manaffeh  his  faihhad  humbled  himfelf 
3  5.22/Jofiah  difguifed  himfelf  that  he  might 
3  6. 1 2.  Zedcki.  humbled  not  himfelf  before  the 
E??a  1  °' '  .Ezra  calling  himfelf  'down  before 

8.and  himfelf 'feparated  ftom  the  congregati. 
£/?fc.5.io.Hamjnr«:'frained  himfelf,  and  when 
_7flfr  1 . 1 2.  on  himfelf,  put  not  forth  thine  hand 
1. 1.  and  Satan  came  to  prefent  himfelf 'before 

8.  a  potfheard  to fcrape  himfelf 'with  all,and 
4.2.who  can  withold  himfelf 'from  fpeaking 
9. 4. who  hath  hardened  himfelfe  againft  him,& 
1 5. 2 5. and  ftrcngth.fciff2/c//againft  the  Almigh. 

17.8.  the  innocent  (hall  ftir  up  himfelf  againli 
1 8.4.  he  teareth  himfelf  m  his  anger 
22.2.wife  may  be  profitable  tohimfelf 

23.9.  he  hideth  himfelf  on  the  right  handjthat 
27.10.will  he  delight  himfelf  in  the  Almighty 
32.2.juftifiedfc»2/e//rathcr  then  God 
3  4.9.that  he  (hould  delight  himfelf  with  God 

14.  if  he  gather  to  himfelf  his  fpirit,and 
41.25.  when  he  raifeth  up  himfelf  the 
P/a/.4.3.fetapart  him  that  isgodly  iorhimfelf 
1  oiio.hecroucheth,  and  humbleth  himfelf  that 

14. the  poor  committeth  himfelf  to  thee 
3  5-8.net  that  he  hath  hid  catch  himfelf 
36.2.  for  he  flattereth  himfelf  in  his  own 

4.  hee  fctteth  himfelf  in  away  that  is  not 
'37.3  5-and  fpreading  himfelf  like  a  green 
50. 6. for  God  is  Judge  himfelf 
5  2.7  .and  ftrengthen  himfelf 'in  bis  wickedneffe 
5  5.1 2. and  did  magnifie himfelf  againr\  me 
68.30.till  every  one  fubmit  himfelf  with 
87.5-the Higheft  himfelf 'ihall  eftablifh  her 
93.1.  wherewith  he  hath  girded  himfelf,  the 
109. 1 8. as  he  cloathed  himfelf 'with  curling  like 
1 1 3 .6.  who  humbleth  himfelf  to  behold  the 
132. 18.  but  on  himfelf  mall  hiscrown  flourifh 
135.4.  Lord  hath  chofen  Jacob  to  himfelf 
14-and  he  will  repent  himfelf  concerning 
Pro.5.22.iniquities  (hall  take  the  wicked  himfelf 
9.7-reprdveth  a  f corner getteth  himfelf "(hame 

rebukcth  a  wick,  man  getteth  himf. a  blot 
1  i.2  5.(hall  be  watered  alfo himfelf 
1 2.9.  better  then  he  that  honoureth  himfelf  and 
13.7.  there  is  that  maketh  himfelf  rich,  yet 

there  is  that  maketh  himfelf  poor , yet 
I4.i4.a  good  man  (hall  be  fatisficd  from  himf 
i6.4.Lord  hath  made  all  things  iorhimfelf 
26.that  laboureth;laboureth  for  himfelf 
1 


1 8 . 1.  a  man  having  feparated  himfelfe 
24.muft  (hew  himfelfe  friendly,  and 
21. 1 3. he  alfo  (hall  cry  himfelfejout  (hall 
22.3.forefeeth  evil!  and  hideth  himfelfe,  but 
25.i4.whofo  boafteth  himfelfe  of  a  falfe 
27.1  2.and  hiderh  himfelfe  :but  the  fimple 
,   28.  io.be  (hall  fall  himfelfe  into  his  owne 
29. 1 5. but  a  child  left  to  himfelfe  bringeth 
Ecelcf.  j^.the  King  '  imfelfe  is  (erved  by  the 

10.12.l1ps  of  a  foole  will  fwallow  uphimfelfe 
Cant.z.y.fheyiinghimfelfethorow-thtlattefie 
3. 9. Solomon  made  himfelfe  a  charet  of  the 
5.6.  my  beloved  had  withdrawn  himfelf  a.  little 
Ifd.z.y.and  the  great  man  humbleth  himfelfe 
20.made  each  one  for  himfelfe  to  worfhip  .• 
3. 5. the  child  tfnllbehaye  himfelfe  proudly 
7-X4-  the  Lord  himfelf  fha\\  give  you  a 
8.13.  fanftifie  the  Lord  of  hods  himfelf 
1 9.i7.ihall  be  afraid  in  himfelf 'becaufe  of  the 
22. 1 6, an  habitation  for  himfelf  in  a  rock 
28. 20. then  that  a  man  can  ftrctch  himfelf  on it 
then  tint  he  can  wrap  himfelf  m  it 
3  r.4.nor  abafe  himfelf  for  the  noife  of  them 
3  7 . 1  .Hezck  covered  himfelf  'with  fackcloth  and  ; 
38.13  .and  himfelf  hath  done  it 
44-5-and  another  (ball  call  himfelf  by  the  name 
furname  himfelfby  the  name  oflfrael 
1 4-which  he  ftrcngtheneth  for  himfelf  'among 
1*5.  take  thereof,and  warm  himfelf 
16.  yea,  he  warmeth  himfelf, and  faith 
2  3  .and  glorified  Mmfelf in  Ifrael 
45.18.  God  himfelf,  that  formed  the  earth,and 
59.1 5.maketh  himfelf  a.  prey,  and  the 
61. 10.  as  a  bride-gr.  decketh  himfelf  with  oma. 
63.1  a.to  make  himfelf  'an  everlafting  name 
64.7.  that  ftirreth  up  himfelf  to  take  hold  of 
65.1 6.bleffeth  himf.  in  the  earth,  bleffe  himf.in 
Jer.  1 0.2  3.  that  the  way  ofman  is  not  in  himfelf 
16. 2o.(hall  a  man  make  gods  to  himfelf,  and 
29.26.and  makethhimfelfa  prophet,  that 

27.  which  maketh  himfelf  a  prophet  to  you 
31.1 8. heard  Ephraim  bemoaning  himfelf 'thus 
34.9.thatnone  (hould  ferve  himfelf  of  them 
37. 1 2.  to  feparate  himfelf  'thence  in  the 
43.i2,andhe  (hall  array  himfelf  with  the 
48.26.for  he  magnified  himfelf  againil  the  Lo. 
4 2. becaufe  he  hath  magnified  himfelf 'againft 
5 1.3. againft  him  that  lifteth  up  himfelf 'in 
1 4.  Lord  of  hofts  hath  fworn  by  himfelf 
Lam.t.Q.  the  enemy  hath  magnified  himfelf 
E^ek-7  -13-  neither  (hall  any  ftrengthen  himfelf  in 
.  14. 7,which  feparateth  himfel.  from  me,and 
2  4. 2  .the  K  ing  of  Babylon  fet  bimfelfaga.Jeruf. 
2  5 . 1 2.and  revenged  himfelf  upon  them 
4  5 . 2  2 .  the  prince  prepare  for  himfelf,  and  for 
Dan.  i.S.that  he  would  not  defile  himfelf  'with 

that  he  might  not  defile  himfelf 
6.14.W.1S  fore  difpleafed  with  himfelf  and 
8 . 1 1  .yea,he  magnified  himfelf  even  to  the 

2  5-and  he  (hall  magnifie  himfelf  m  his  heart 
9. 26. but  not  for  himfclfand  the 
1 1. 3  6. exalt  himfelf  and  magnifie  himfelf 
37  .magnifie  fe/e// "above  all 
Hof. 5. 6. withdrawn  himfelf 'from  them 

7.8.Ephraim,he  hath  mixed  himfelf  among 
8.9.a  wild  affe  alone  by  himfelfe 
10. 1  .he  bringeth  forth  fruit  to  himfilf 
1 3 . 1. he  exalted  himfelf  in  Ifrael,but 
Amos  2. 1 4.neither  mighty  deliver  himfelfe 
1  5.fwift  of  foot  (hall  not  deliver  himfelf 

that  rideth  the  horfe  deliver  himfelf 
6.8.Lord  hath  fworn  by  himfelf,  faith 
Jonah  4.8,  and  wiftied  in  himfelf "to  die,and 
Hab.z.6.to  him  that  ladeth  himfelf  with 
Mat.6.4.himfelfHiM.  reward  thee  openly 
8. ty. himfelf  took  our  infirmities,  and 
1 2.i5.hewithdrew  himfelf  from  thencejand 
26.he  is  divided  againft  himfelfhow 
4  j.and  taketh  with  himfelf  (even  other 
1 3.2  i.ytt  hath  he  not  root  in  himfelf,  but 
1 6.24-let  him  deny  himfelf, and  take  up 
i8.4.humble/«OT/c//,asthislittlechild* 
2  3 . 1 2.  whofoe ver  (hall  exalt  himfelf  triaW 

he  that  humbleth  himfelf  (halbe  exalted 
27.3  .repented  himfelfand  brought  again 
5 .  and  went,  and  hanged  himfelf 

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^iJiimfelfhc  cannot  fave  :  If  he  be 
57~  named  Jofeph,who  alfobimf.was  Jef.dif. 
Mdr.i.7.bat  Jefus  withdrew  himfelf, with  his  difc. 
1      2 1 .  for  they  faid,  He  is  beiide  himfelf 
26.it  Satan  rife  up  againft  himfelfc,  and  be 

5  .$.  and  cutting  bimfdlfwith  (tones 

jo.  knowing  in  himfelf  that  vertue  had  gone 

6.i7.for  Herod  himfelf  (ent  forth,and  laid 

8. 3 4. let  him  deny  himfelf,  &  take  up  hiscrofTe 

1 1.?  j. to  love  his  neighbour  as  himfelf  is  more 
j6.for  David  himfilfe  faid  by  the  holy  Ghoft 
37. David  therefore  himfelfcalleth  him  Lord 

14. 54. and  warmed  himfelf  at  the  fire 

6 7. when  (he  faw  Peter  warming  himfelf  (he 

if. 3  l.faved  others, himfelf he  cannot  fave 
L«£  $.13. and  Jefus  Wot/I  began  to  be  about  thirty 

$ .16.  and  he  withdrew  himfelf 'into  the  wilder. 

6. 3.  when  himfelf  vim  an  hungred,and 

7.30.  he  fpake  within  himfelf  faying,This 

0.13. let  him  deny  himfelf, 2nd  take  up  his 
2f  .and  lofe  himfelf, ot be  caft  away 

lo.i.whithcr  hefoJ«/e//wouldcome 

29.he,willing  to  juftifie  himfelf, f\id  to  Jefus 

11. 1 8.  if  Satan  be  divided  againft  himfelf  how 
26.  more  wicked  then  himfelf,  and  they 

12.17. he  thought  wichin  himfelf,  faying,  What 
11.  that  layeth  up  treafure  for  himfelf,  and 
37.that  he  (hall  gird  himfelf  and  make 
47.and  prepared  not  himfelf,  neither  did 

14. 1  i.whofo  cxalteth  himfelf  lho.\\  be  abafed 

he  that  humbleth  himfelf  fhalbe  exalted 

1  {.  1 5. and  joined  himfelf to  a  citizen  of  that 
i7.when  he  came  to  himfelf,  hefaid,How 

1 643  .Steward  (aid  within  himfelf  What  (hall  I 

1 8. 4. after  ward  he  laid  within  himfelf, Though 
1 1. prayed  thus  Within  himfelf,  God, I  thank 
14.  that  exalteth  himfelf  ihsW  be  abafed 

he  that  humbleth  himfelf  \hz\be  exalted 

19. 1  i.to  receive  for  himfelf "a  kingdome,and 

20. 42. David  himfelf  huh  in  the  book  of  Pfalms 

23. 2. that  hefoi«/?//"isChrift>a  King 

7. who  himfelf  Mo  was  at  Jerufalem  at  that 

3  ?.  he  faved  others,let  him  fave  himfelf 

5 1. who  alfo  himf.wz.keA  for  the  kingdom  of 

24.1 2.  &  departed,  wondring  in  himfelf 'at  that 
15. J efus himfelf 'drew  neer,and  went 
27. the  things  concerning  himfelf 
3  6. Jefus  himfelf  ftood  in  the  midft  of  them 
_fofo>z  2.24.  Jefus  did  not  commit  himfelf  to  them 
4.  r. though  Jefus  fcw/e//bapti2.ednoC)but 
1 2.and  drank  thereof  himfelf,  and 
44.for  Jefus fciw/e/fteftificd,  that  a  prophet 
5  3 .  and  fe#zfe//"beleeved,  and  his  whole 

5. 1 3. for  Jefus  had  conveyed  himfelf 'away 
i8.makingfe«7/e//ecjuall  with  God 
19-the  Son  can  do  nothing  of  himfelfbut 
10.  (heweth  him  all  things  that  himfelf  'doth 
i6.as  the  Father  hath  life  in  himfelf  Co 

to  the  Son  to  have  life  in  himfelf 

6.6.for  he  himfelf 'knew  what  he  would  do 
1  5  .into  a  mountain  himfelf  'alone 
6 1. Jefus  knew  in  himfelf,  that  his  difciples 
7.4.  and  he  himfelf  'feeketh  to  be  known 

1 8. he  that  (peaketh  of  himfelf,  fpeaketh 
8.7.  he  lift  up  himfelf,  and  faid  to  them 
lo.vvhcn  Jefus  had  lift  up  himfelf,  and  faw 
22.wil  he  kil  himfelf bee  aufe  he  faith,Whith. 
59  but  Jefus  hid  himfelf  and  went 
9.2 1 .  he  (hall  fpeak  for  himfelf 

11.38.  groaning  in  ifei/Icometh  to  the  grave 
5 1  .this  fpake  he,not  of himfelfbut  being 

1 2. 3 6. and  hid  himfelf  from  them 

1 3 .4.took  a  towell,and  girded  himfelf 
3  2. alfo  glorific  him  in  himfelf  and 

1 6. 1 3  .for  he  (hall  not  fpeak  of  himfelf,  but 
27. for  the  Father  himfel floveth  you,becaufe 

1 8. 1 8. Peter  ftood  with  them,&  warmed  himf. 
25. Peter  ftood  and  warmed  himfelfthey 

19-  s  2.whofoever  make  h  himfelf  a  King 

2 1, 1. Jefus  (hewed  himfel fe  again  to  the 

and  on  this  wife  (hewed  he  himfelf 
7-  and  did  caft  himfelf  into  the  fea 
14-third  time  that  Jefus  (hewed  himfelf  to    . 
Ails  2.34  but  he  faith  himfelf  ",The  Lord  (aid  to 

5.1 3.durft  no  man  joyn  himfelf  to  them,  but 
3  <5.Theudas  boafting  himfelf 'to  be  fome 


7.26".the  next  day  he  (hewed  himfelf "to  them 
8.9.that  himfelf  was  fome  great  one 
1 3. Simon  himfelfbeleeved  alfo,  and 
34.  of  whomfpea.theproph.this?  of  himfelf 
9.26. he  affayed  to  joyn  himfelf  to  the  difciples 
1 0.17. while  Peter  doubted  in  himfelf  w hat 
1 2. 1  i.when  Peter  was  come  to  himfelf ^e  faid 
14. 17. he  left  not  himfelf 'without  witneffe 
1 6. 27. and  would  have  killed  himfelfe 
18. 19. but  he  himfelf  entred  intothe  Synagogue 
19.22.  but  he  himfelf  'flayed  in  Afia,  for 

3  i.that  he  would  not  adventure  himfelfe  into 
10.13.  minding  himfelf 'to  go  afoot 
2 1.26.  next  day, purifying  himfelf  with  them 
2  j.4.and  that  he  himfelf  'would  depart 
8. while  he  anfwered  for  himfelfnekhev 
i6.and  have  licence  to  anfwer  for  himfelf 
2  j.  that  he  himfelfe  hath  appealed  to  Auguft. 
26. 1  .and  anfwered  for  himfelf 

24.as  he  thus  fpake  for  himfelf  Feftus 
27. 3. to  go  to  his  friends  to  refrefh  himfelf 
28. 1  ©".Paul  was  fuffered  to  dwell  by  himfelf 
Rom.  1 2.3.not  to  think  of  himfelf 'more  highly 
1 4.7  .for  none  of  usliveth  to  himfelf 

arid  no  man  dieth  to  himfelf 
1 2.ofus  (hall  give  account  of  himfelf  to  Go. 
2  2.that  condemneth  not  himfelf  in  that 
1  ?•$  .even  Chrift  pleafed  not  himfelf  but  as 

1  Cor.  i.is  .yet  he  himfelf 'is  judged  of  no  man 

3 . 1 5 .  but  he  himfelf  lha\\  be  faved 
18. let  no  man  deceive  himfelf,  if  any 

7-36.any  man  think  that  he  behaveth  himfelf 

1 1.28.  but  let  a  man  examine  himfelfe,  &  fo  let 
29 .and  drinketh  damnation  to  himfelf 

14.4. in  an  unknown  tongue,  edifieth  himfelf 
8.who  (hall  prepare  himfelf  to  the  battell 
z8.and  let  him  fpeak  to  himfelf,  and  to  God 
37. if  any  man  think  himfelf  to  be  a  prophet 

1  f  .»8.then  (hall  the  Son  alfo  himfelf  be  fubjeft 

2  Cor.  5. 1 8.  reconciled  us  to  himfelf  by  Jefus  Chrift 

19.  reconciling  the  world  unto  himfelf,  not 
i8.7.if  any  mantruft  to  himfelfthat  he 

let  him  of  himfelf  thinV  this  again 
x8.not  he  that  commendeth  himf.  is  approv. 
1  i.i4.for  Satan  himfelf  is  transformed  into 
20.if  a  man  exalt  himfelf  if  a  man 
Qui.  1 .4.  who  gave  himfelf 'for  our  (ins,that 
2.i2.and  feparated  himfelf  fearing  them  which 

2o.and  gave  himfelf  'for  me 
6.3  .if  a  man  think  himfelf  'to  be  fomething 
4. have  rejoycing  in  bimfelfa\one,and 
Eph.  1 .  f .  adoption  of  chil.by  Jef.  Chrift  to  himfelf 
9.which  he  had  purpofed  in  himfelf 
2.iy.tomakeinfciw/rf/joftwain,onenewman 
10.  Jefus  himfelfbeing  the  chief  corner  ftone 
f.2.and  hath  given  himfelf 'for  us 

2  5.  and  gave  himfelf  'for  it 
27.  that  he  might  prefent  it  to  himfelf 
28.that  loveth  his  wife,loveth  himfelf 

3  3.fo  love  his  wife,  even  as  himfelf, and. 
Phil. 2.7.  but  made  himfelf 'of 'no  reputation,and 

8. he  humbled  himfelf  and  became  obedient 
3. 2 1. to  fubdue  all  things  to  himfelf 
Col.  i.20.to  reconcile  all  things  to  himfelf  by 

1  Thef.^.i  1. for  God  himfelf, and  our  Father,and 

4.  1 6.  for  the  Lord  himfelf  Shall  defcend 

2  Tfey;2.4.whooppoleth,&  exaltcth  himf  elf  above 

(hewing  himfelf  that  he  is  God 
ifi.our  L.  Jefus  Chrift  himfelf,&  God,  even 
3.16.  the  Lord  of  peace  himfelfe  give  you 

1  Tm.z.6.viho  gave  himfelf  a  ranfome  for  all 

2  Tiw.2-4.no  man  that  warreth  entangleth  himfelf 

1 3.  he  cannot  deny  himfelf 
2 1 .  if  a  man  therefore  purge  himfelf  (torn 
Ti?.2.i4.who  gave  himfelf 'for  us,that  he 

and  purifie  to  himfelf  a  peculiar  people 
3 . 1 1  .being  condemned  of  himfelf 
Heb.  1 . 3 .  w  hen  he  had  by  himfelf  purged  our 
2. 14.  he  alfo  himfelf  \  ike  wife  took 

1 8.  for  in  that  he  himfelf  hath  fuffered 
j ,2-for  that  he  himfelfe  alio  iscompaffed 
3.fo  alfo  for  himfelf, to  offer  for  fins 
4.no  man  taketh  this  honour  to  himfelf 
5. Chrift  glorified  not  himfelf  to  be 
6. 1 3 .by  no  gteater,he  fware  by  himfelf 
7.27-when  he  offered  up  himfelf 


j.7.which  he  offered  for  himfelf,  and 

i4.offe.fciw/£//'without  fpot to  God,purging 
2  5. that  he  (hould  offer  himfelf  often  &s 
26.by  the  facrifice  of  himfelf 
1 2-3  .fuch  contradiction  of  finners  aga.  h'mfelf 
fames  i.24.for  he  beholdeth  himfelf, and  goeth 

27.and  to  keep  fcw/W/'unfpotted  from 
1  Pct2.23.butcommittedto/<//"to  him  that 
1  John  2.6.ought  himfelf  'alfo  to  walk  as 
3.3.purifieth  himfelfe,  even  as  he  is  pure 
5.10.  hath  the  witneffe  in  himfelfe,  he  that 
1 8.that  is  begotten  of  God.keepethtosB/e// 
3  John  io.neither  doth  he  himfelf  receive  the 
Kw.i9.i2.thatnoman  knew,  but  he  himfelf 
2  i-3.and  God  himfelfe  (hall  be  with  them,  and 
Bowed  ^imttlfe,  See  Jj?cweD, 
$(n. 
£jro.29.40.mingwith  the  fourth  part  of  an/is  of 
fourth  part  of  an  bin  of  wine  for  a 
30.24.and  of  oyle-olive  an  hin 
Lev.  1 9.16. and  a  juft  hinfhall  ye  have 

2  3 . 1 3 .  the  fourth  part  of  an  hin 
Num.  1 5.4.with  the  fourth  part  of  an  hinofoyfo 
y.the  fourth  part  of  an  hin  of  wine  for 

6.  mingl.with  the  third  part  of  an  hin  of  oyl 

7.  offer  the  third  part  of  an  hin  of  wine  for 
9>mingled  with  half  an  hin  of  oyl 
io.half  an  hin  of  oyl  for  an  offering  made 

28.  f.with  the  fourth  part  of  an  hin  of  beaten 
7. fourth  part  of  an  hin  for  the  one  lamb 
i4.diink-offering  fhalbe  half  an  bin  of  wine 
the  third  part  of  an  hin  to  a  ram 
a  fourth  part  of  an  hin  to  a  Iamb 
£^.4.1 1.  the  fixth  part  of  an  hin  from  time  to 
45.24.and  an  hin  of  oyl  for  an  ephah 
46.  j.  and  an  bin  of  oyle  to  an  ephaph 

Cbap.7.11. 
14.  third  part  of  an  hin  of  oyl  to  temper  w th 
SMnoe. 
GfB.49.21. Naphtali is ahind let  loofe :  hegiveth 
2  S10w.22.34.  maketh  my  feet  like  hinds  feet 

Pfd.  18.33. 
Pro.  5. 1  j.Iet  her  be  as  the  loving  binde,  and 
Jet.  1 4.  y. yea,  the  bind  alfo  calved  in  the  field 
Hab.$.  19.  make  my  feet  like  hinds  feet,and 

Job  39.1.  mark  w  hen  the  hinds  do  calve 
P/a/.29.9.maksth  the  hindes  tocalve 
Cant.i. 7. and  by  the  hindes  of  the  field,that  ye 

Chap-3.y. 

Gen.i^.^6.binder  menot,feeing  the  L.  hath  prof. 
Num.ti.  i6.1et  nothing  hinder  thee  from  coming 
Neh.4. 8. againft  Jerufalem, and  to  hinder  it 
Job  9. 1 2.  who  can  hinder  him  who  will  fay 

1 1 .10.  then  who  can  hinder  him 
Ads  8 . 3  6.what  doth  binder  me  to  be  baptized 
r  Cor. 9. 1 2.1eft  we  (hould  hinder  the  gofpel  of  Ch. 
Gal.5.7.  who  did  /»«(&!- you,that  ye  fhouldnot 

i^(ntiereO,or!^nD?eD, 
E-ya  6.8.  that  they  be  not  hindred 
Lul^e  1  i.y  2.  them  that  were  entring  in  ye  hindred 
Rom.  15.32.  been  much  hindered  from  coming  to 
1  Thef  2. 1 8  .but  Satan  hindered  us 
1  Pet.$  .7.  that  your  prayers  be  not  hindred 

i^inDeretrj. 
i/S.  1 4.6.1s  perfecuted.and  none  bindereth 

tynOer  end. 
1  Sam.i.z-$.  Abner,with  the  binder  end  of  the  fpeai 

3&tntiermo&,  or  ^tntmtoft. 
Gen.i  3.2.  Rachel  and  Jofeph  hindermofi 
MtfB.2.3 1.  they  (hall  go  hindmofl  with  their 
Deur. 2 y.  1 8.  and  fmote  the  hindmofl  of  thee,even 
Jofh.  1  o.  1 9  .and  fmi  te  the  hindmofl  of  them 
7«.50.i2.behold,the  binderm.  of  thenat.ftiall  bee 

fytntiet  part. 
Joel  2.20.and  his  hinder  part  toward  the  utmoft 
Af^.4.38.  Jefus  was  in  the  hinder  part  of  the  (hip 
Afls  27.4 1. but  the  hinder  part  was  broken  with 

i&toDer  ports. 
1  Kjng.7. z  f. and  all  her  hinder  parts  were  inward 

2  Cfeo.4.4. 
Pfal.7S.66.Cmote  his  enemies  in  the  hinder  parts 

tytltlttfca. 
Z«fe.i4'8.halfof  them  toward  the  binder  fea 


H  IN 


H  I  R 


HIS 


HI  S 


H  I  T 


HI  T 


il^ngeaf. 

r  King.y.^oani  thehinges  of  gold,both  for 
Pro.  16.14. door  turneth  upon  the  hinges,Co 

©tttnom. 
fof.i  5.8.by  the  valley  of  the  Con  olHimiom 

that  lieth  before  the  vallty  of  Bmnom 
18.16.  and  defended  to  the  valley  of  Hlmom 
2  King.z$.io.in  the  valley  of  the  child,  of Hinnom 
Ncb.u.}o,  unto  the  valley  of  Hinnom 

SoKofQinnom. 
fojh.  1 5.8.  by  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Hinnom 

i8.i6.before  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Hinnom 
1  cbro.28.1Xn  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Hinnom 

Chap.  3  3.  6. 
Jer.7.1  i.which  is  in  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Him. 

3  s.nor  in  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Hinnom 

Chap.  19.6. 
19.1.  unto  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Hinnom 
3  z. 3 5. are  in  the  valley  of  the  fon  oi  Hinnom 

Judg.  1 5.8. and  he  fmote  them  hip  and  thigh 

§it&l). 
Gen.  3  8 . 1 ,  Adullamite,whofe  name  was  Hirab 
iz.he  and  his  friend  Hirab  the  Adullamite 
strain. 
z  Sam.  5-  1 1 .  Hiram  King  of  Tyre  fent  meffengers 
1  $#£•  5>  *  .Hiram  Ki.  of  Tyre  fent  his  fer.to  bol. 
for  Hiram  was  ever  a  lover  of  David 
a.and  Solomon  fent  to  Hiram, faying 
j.Hiram  heard  the  words  of  Solomon 
S.Hiram  fent  to  Solomon,  faying,  I  have 

10.  Hiram  gave  Solomon  cedar  trees 

1 1.  Solo.gave  Hiram  twenty  thouf.meafures 

thus  gave  Solom.to  Hiram  yea  by  yeer 

1 2.  there  was  peace  between  Hiram  and  Sol. 
18. and  Hirams  builders  did  hew  them 

7.1 5. Solomon  fent,  and  fet  Hiram  out  of  Tyre 
40. and  Hiram  made  the  lavers,and 

fo  Hiram  made  an  end  of  doing 

4  5. which  Hiram  made  to  King  Solomon  for 
9. 1 1  .now  Hiram  the  King  of  Tyre  had  furnifh. 

then  Sol.gave  Hiram  twenty  cities  in  the 
1  z.Hiram  came  out  from  Tyre  to  fee  the  cit. 
1  ^.Hiram  fent  to  the  King  fixfeore  talents 
27. Hiram  fent  in  the  navie  his  fervants 
10. 1 1.  the  navie  alfo  of  Hiram  that  brought 
22*.  with  the  navie  of  Hiram  ;  once  in  j.yeers 
1  Chro.  1 4. 1 .  now  Hiram  fent  meffenges  to  Davi  d 

Gen. 3 o. 1 8 .God  hath  given  me  my  bire 
32.  and  of  fuch  (hallbe  my  bire 
3  3  .w  hen  it  lhall  come  for  my  bire 
3  i.8.ring-ftrakcd  (hull  be  thy  hire 
Exod.zi.i  5  .an  hired  thing,  it  came  for  his  hire 
T)ciit.%i .  18.  (halt  not  bring  the  hire  of  a  whore 
24. 1  f.  at  his  day  thou  (halt  give  him  his  hire 
1  Kj,ng.  5. 6. to  thee  will  I  give  hire  for  thy  fervice 
1  Cbro.19.6.  to  hire  them  charets  &  horfemen  out 
lfa. 2 3 . 1 7.  and  fhe  (hall  turn  to  her  hire,znd 

i8.and  her  hire  fhall  bee,Holineffe  to  theL. 
£s^.  16.3 1.  in  that  thou  fcorneft  hire 

4 1 .  thou  alfo  (halt  give  no  hire  any  more 
Micdb  i.7.fhe  gathered  it  of  the  hire  of  an  harlot 
fhall  return  to  the  hire  of  an  harlot 
3 . 1 1.  and  the  priefts  thereof  teach  for  hire 
Zcch.S.  10.no  hire  for  man,ncr  any  bire  for  beaft 
Ate.20.8.and  give  them  their  fce,beginning 
Luke  10.7.  the  labourer  is  worthy  of  his  bire 
fames  5.-1  .behold,  the  bire  of  the  labourers  which 
Hire, 

lfa.46.6. &  hire  a  goldfmith,&  he  maketh  it  a  god 
Mat.zo.i.tobirc  labourers  into  his  vineyard 

Gra.20.16.  furely  I  have  foiraaf  thee  with  my  fons 
Exod. zz.i  5. if  it  be  an  hired  thing, it  came  for  his 
Lev.  19. 1 3. wages  of  him  that  is  hired  fhall  not 
Deut.23.4.  becaufe  they  fe'ft/ againft  theeBalaam 
Judg.9. 4,  wherewith  Abimelecb  hired  win  perf. 
i8.4.and  hath  hired  me,and  I  am  his  prieft 

1  &«#.2.$.they  that  were  ful  have  hired  out  themf. 

2  S^.io.if  .chil.of  Ammon have  hiredthe  Syrians 
2  Kjn.7.6.  King  of  Ifrael  hath  hired  againft  us  the 

1  Chro.  19.7.  they  hired  thirty  &  two  thouf.  charets 

2  C/;r0.24.i2.&feYft/mafons  &  carpenters  to  rep. 

2  5. 6. he  bircdzn  hun.thouf.mighty  men  of  val. 
1  E'Kjra  4. 5  .and  hired  counfellers  againft  them  to 


Neh.6. 1 2.Tobiah  and  Sanballat  had  hired ''him       | 
13. therefore  was  he  fern/ that  Ifhould 
i3.2.but  terdBaalam  againft  them  that 
^.7.20.fhall  (have  with  a  rafor  that  is  hired 
Jer.46. 21  .alfo  her  hired  men  are  in  the  midft 
Hof.S. g.Ephraim  hath  hired  lovers 

icyea  though  they  have  hired  among  the 
Ato.  20. 7. becaufe  no  man  hath  hired  us.  He  faith 
9.when  they  came  that  were  hired  about  the 
Acls  28.3  oJ>aul  dwelt  two  ye.in  his  own  Wioufe 

$(reD  Servant. 
E.xod.iz.qj.  an  /;i;eW  fervant  fhall  not  eat  thereof 
Levit. zi.io.or  an  hired  fervaht  fhal'not  eat  of  the 
2  j.6.and  for  thy  hired  fervant,and  for 
40.but  as  an  hired  fervant,  and  as  a 
jo.according  to  the  time  of  an  hired  fer.fhall 
5  3.  as  a  yearly  hired  fervant  fhall  he  be  with 
Dent.  1  j.  1 8. he  hath  bin  worth  a  double  fe.ferv.  to 
z4.14.not  oppreffe  an  hired  fervant  that  is 
i^treD  Servants. 
Marine  i.30.Zebedee  in  thefhip  with  the  ?«V.ferv. 
Lu\e  1  j. 17. how  many  hired  ferv.  of  my  fath.have 
i9.make  me  as  one  of  thy  tew/fervants 
hireling. 
Job  7. 1  .his  daies  alfo  like  the  daies  of  an  hireling 
a.and  as  an  birelinglooketh  for  the  reward 
14.6.  as  an  hireling  his  day 
lfa.  16.1 4.as  the  years  of  an  hireling,  and 

2i.i6.accordingto  the  years  of  an  birel.md  all 
Mai.  3.  j. againft  thofe  that  oppreffe  the  hireling 
John  10. 1 2.  he  that  is  an  bir.&.  not  the  fhepheard 
1 1. hireling  fleeth,  becaufe  he  is  an  hireling, 

£^.16.3  3 .and  hircfl  them  that  they  may  come 

Micah  1 .7.and  all  the  hires  thereof  fhalbe  burnt 

Gen.$9.9.0n3n  kn.that  the  feed fhould  notbefe 
£^.2i.j4.and  the  dead  beaft  fhalbe  bis 

12. 9.which another  challengeth  tobefe 
Lev.27.11.  and  it  fhalbe  his 
Nunt.$>io.  every  mans  hallowed  things  fhalbe  his 

16.  f-Lord  will  fhew  who  are  his 

23. 10. let  my  laft  end  be  like  f«i 
Deut.z  1.  i7.right  of  the  firft-borne  is  his 
z  Sam.  16.18.fe  will  I  be,&  with  him  wil  I  abide 

1  JQng.z.i  j. for  it  was  bis  from  the  Lord 

2  King.  15.2  5,  a  capta.  of  his  confpired  againft  him 
Eflher  4.1  i.one  law  of  his  to  put  him  to  death 
Job  12.16.the  deceived  and  the  deceiver  zxehis 

18.15.  becaufe  it  is  none  of  his 
Pfat.^o.^.Cmg  unto  the  Lord  all  ye  Saints  of  his 

9$.4.the  ftrength  of  the  nils  is  his  alfo 

103.21  .ye  minifters  of  his  that  doe  his  pleafure 
tef.2.i6.my  beloved  is  mine,and  I  am  his 
£^<?.  1 6.i  5  .on  every  one  that  paffed  by ;  his  it  was 

46. 1 7.it  fhall  be  his  to  the  yeer  of  liberty 
Df»z.2.20.wifdome  and  might  are  his 
Obad.  1 4.10  cut  off  thofe  of  his  that  did  efcape 

delivered  up  thofe  of  his  that  did  remaine 
Hab.t.6.zhu  increafeth,that  which  is  not  his 
John  7. 1 6.but  his  that  fent  me 
Acls  16.3  3.wasbaptized,he  and  all  his 
Rom.8.9.  he  is  none  of  his 
2  Tiw.2.i9.the  Lord  knoweth  them  that  are  his 
Jfftk4.10.as  God  did  reft  from  his 

See  Angela,  %nointzri,l$ane8, 
IDapesf,  ^Fatl)er,li3nrj,&:c. 

1  Kjng.^.S.zni  (hall  hiffe,a.nd  they  fhall  fay,Why 
Job  27 . 2  3  .and  fhall  hiffe  him  out  of  his  place 
lfa.%. 26.and  will  hiffe  unto  them  from  the 

7.  i8.that  the  Lord  (hall  hiffe  for  the  fly  that 
Jer.x  9.8.paffeth  thereby  fhalbe  aftonifhed,&  hiffe 

49.17.  arid  fhall  hiffe  at  all  the  plagues  thereof 

5 0.1 3. and  hiffe  at  all  her  plagues 
Lam.i.  1 5. they  hiffe, and  wag  their  head  at  the 
i6.they  bijje,znd  gnafh  their  teeth,they 
E^e.27.  3  6-merch.among  the  pco.lhall  hiffe  at  thee 
Zepb.x.i^. every  one  that pafleth  by  her  (hall  hiffe 
Zecb.  10. 8. lie  hiffe  for  them,and  gather  them 
lifting. 

2  Chro.z^.S.znd  to  hifsing,zs  ye  fee  with  your  eyes 
Jer.  1 8 . 1 6.and  a  perpetuall  hifsing,  every  one 

i9.6.Ile  make  this  city  an  bifsmg,zvtty 

2  j<9.and  an  hifsmg,znd  perpetuall  deflations 


1 8  .an  hifsing,and  a  curfe,  as  it  is  this 
29.18.and  an  bifsing,and  a  reproach  amon<*  all 
5  i.37.Bab.(halbe  an  hifstng,w hhoui  an  inhab. 
Micah  6.i6.the  inhabitants  thereof  an  hifsing 

©it, 
1  Sam. 3  i.j.  and  ihe  srehers  hit  h\m,  and 

1  Cbron.  10.3. 
lather. 
Gra.45.5.  angry  w'1'  your  felves  that  ye  fold  me  hi. 
8.ic  was  not  you  that  fent  me  hither 
1 3 :llial  1  bring  down  my  father  hi.  her 
Exod.$  .j.draw  not  nigh  hither,  put  off  thy 
Jojh.t.z  .there  came  men  in  hither  to  nightjof 

i8.6.bringthe  defcription  hither  to  rue 
fitdg.  18. 3.  who  brought  thee  hither  ?  and  what 
19. 1 2.we  will  not  turn  afide  hither  to 

1  Sam.  1 3.9.  bring  hither  a  burnt  offering  to  me 

14.18 .bring  hither  the  ark  of  God,for 
34.bring  me  hither  every  man  his  oxe 
3 6. let  us  draw  neer  hitherto  God 
38.  draw  ye  neer  hither  all  the  chief 
15.32  .bring  ye  hither  to  me  Agag  the 
17. 28. why  cameft  thou  hither  ?  Sc  with  whom 
23.9,faid  to  Abiathar— Bring  hither  the  ephod 
Chap. 30.7. 

2  Sam.i.io.  &  have  brought  them  hither  to  my  L. 

1  jf(.i3g.2  2.9.haften  hither  Micaiah  the  fon  of 

2  2^»2g.z.8.and  they  were  divided  hither  &  thither 

I4.they  parted  hither  and  thither,  and  Elifha 
2  dv.28 .13.  ye  (lull  notbving  in  the  captives  hi. 
Exra  4.2.  which  brought  us  up  hither 
Pfal.7  3. 10. therefore  his  people  return  hither, and 

81.2.  and  bring  hither  to  me  the  timbrel,the 
Prw.9.4.  whofo  is  fimple,let  him  turn  in  hither 

Verfei6. 
tfa"  J7-J-  °ut  draw  neer  hither,  ye  fons  of 
£\f.40.4.(hew  them  to  thee3  art  thou  come  hither 
Mat.  1 4. i8.he  faid,Bring  them  hither  to  me 
1 7. 1 7. bring  him  hither  m  me 
22. 1 2.friend,how  cameflrthou  in  hither  not 
Lu\t  9.4 1. 1  fuffer  you,  bring  your  fon  hither 
1 4.2 1  .and  bring  in  hither  the  poor  and 
15.23.  and  bring  hither  the  fatted, calf 
19.27.  bring  hither,  and  flay  them  before  me 
jo.loofe  him,and  bring  him  hither 
John  6.25.Rabbi,  when  cameft  thou  hither 
20.i7.reach  hither  thy  finger,  and  behold 

and  reach  hither  thy  hand,  and  thruft  it 

Atts  9.2 1. and  came  hither,  for  the  intent  that  hee 

10.3  2. and  cz\lhither  Simon, whofe  furname 

19,37.  ye  have  brought  hither  rhefemen,which 

Come  IfelVwv,  See  Come. 

ilMtherto, 

Exod. 7. \ 6 hcho\d, hitherto  thou  wouldft  not 
/e/fe.i7.i4.asthe  Lord  hath  blcffed  me  hitherto 
Jndg.i6.i$.bitherto  thou  haft  mocked  me 

1  Sam.  t .  1 6.and  grief  have  I  fpoken  hitherto 

7.12  .hitherto  hath  the  Lord  helped  us 

2  Sam.7. 1 8. that  thou  haft  brought  me  hitherto 

'  15. 34. as  I  have  been  thy  fathers  kv.bitberto,  (o 
1  Cbro. 9. 18. who  hitherto  waited  in  the  Kings 
1 2. 29. for  hitherto  the  greateft  part  of  them 
1 7. 1 6.that  thou  haft  brought  me  hitherto 
Job  38.11  .hitherto  (halt  thou  come,but  no  further 
Pfa 1. 7 1. 1 7.  hitherto  have  I  declared  thy  wondrous 
lfa.  1 8.2.to  a  peop.  tercible,from  the  begin.hitherto 

7. from  the  beginning  hitherto,  a  nation 
D&7.7.28.  hitherto  is  the  enS  of  the  mattet,as 
Job.%.  17.  my  Father  worketh  hitherto,  and  I  work 
1 6.2/^.bitberto  have  ye  asked.noth.  in  my  name 
Rom.  1 . 1  j.but  was  fet  hitherto,thit  I  might 
1  Cor.$  .2.  for  hitherto  ye  were  not  able  to  bear 

Httttte« 
Gc».2  j.io.Ephron  the  Hittite  anfwered  Abraham 

2  5.9-Abr.buried  in  the  field  of  Ephr.  the  Hut. 
26-34-Judith  the  daughter  of  Beeri  the  Hittite 

Bafhemath  the  daughter  of  Elon  the  Hitt. 
36.2.  Adah  the  daughter  of  Elon  the  Hittite 
49.  29. cave  in  the  field  cfEphron  theHmite 
jo.which  Abrah-  bought  of  Ephron  the  Hit. 
Chap. 50. 1  j. 
EAW/.23.28.  and  the  Hittite  from  before  thee 

3  3.2.and  He  drive  out  the  Hdtite,znd 
24.n-behold,IdriveoutrheHitt^f,and 

Jofh.9.  i.ovet  againft  Lcbanon,the  Bittite,and 
1  i.j.  and  the  Amorite,  and  the  Hittite,im& 

1  Sam.i6.6.3tid 


HIT        HIV 


i  Sam.z6.6.as\d  faid  to  Abimelech  the  Hittite,Sc 
2  Sam.  i  i.j.the  wife  of  Uriah  the  Hittite 
6.fend  me  Uriah  the  Hittite,znd  Joab 
ly.and  Uriah  the  Hittite  died  alfo 
2 i. thy  fervant  Uriah  the  H;mte  is  dead  alfo 
Verfe  24. 
1  i.^.thou  haft  killed  Uriah  the  Hittite  with 
io.wife  of  Uriah  the  Hittite  to  be  thy  wife 
23.39.Unah  the  Hittite  shirty  and  fevcn  in  all 
1  Kjn.  1  j.  J .  in  the  matter  of  Uriah  the  Hittite 
1  Chr.  1 1 .4 1. Uriah  the  HittitcZzbzd  the  fon  of. 
£^.i6.j-and  thy  mother  an  Hittite 

45.  your  mother  was  an  Hittite,  and  your 

GfK.  1  j. 20.  Hittites,  Perizzites,  Rephaims 
Exed.i  .8.Hi»tfM,Perizzites,Hivites,  Jebufites 
Ver.i7.Cha.ij.y.&2j.23.De«<.7.x. 
&  20.17.  fojh.3.10.  &  12.8. 
&  24.11. 1  Kiwg.J.io. 
Naw.  1  j. 29.  and  the  HittiteJ,and  the  Jebufites,  & 
jV.i-4-all  the  land  of  the  Hittites,  and  unto 
./arfg.  1 .  26.  man  went  into  the  land  of  the  Hittites 
3.  {.children  of  Ifrael  dwelt  among  the  Hittites 

1  lQgg.10.29.fo  for  all  the  Kings  of  the  Hittites 

1 1 . 1 .  women  of  the  Zidonians  and  Hittites 

2  JQ».7.6.againft  us  the  King  of  the  Hittites,znd 

1  Cfoui.i7.forall  the  Kings  of  the  Hittites,znd 
8,7.that  were  left  of  the  Hittites, and 

Exta  9.i.even  of  the  Canaanites,the  Hittites,the 
Neh.g.S.  to  give  the  land  of  the  Hittites 

Utottc. 

Gen.  io.iy.Canaan  begate  the  Hivite,  the  Archite 

1  Cfe-.i.iy 
34.2.Shechemfonof  Hamor  the  Hiwft  faw 
j6.2.Aholibam.— daugh.of  Zibeon  the  Hivite 

EArorf.23.28.whkh  (hall  drive  out  the  Hivite,  the 

33.2.  and  I  will  drive  out  the  Hivite 

3  4. 1 1  .behold,  I  drive  out  the  Hivite ,and 
fof.9.  !•  overagainft  Lebanon,the  Hknte,and 
1 1. 3. and  to  the  Hivite  under  Hermon,  in  the 

£OTrf.3.8.PerizZites,HiwtoJebufites    Verf.17. 

Ch.i3.5.& 23.23. r»e/<.7.i.&  20.17. 

Jofa.io.  &12.8.  &  24.11. 

JWg.j.y.  1  Kwg-9-io. 

fof.9.7.  men  of  Ifrael  faid  to  the  Hivites,  Peradv. 

11.19.fave  the  Hivite^the  inhabitants  of  Gib. 

fudg.^.^.and  the  Hii>.  that  dwelt  in  mount  Leba. 

2  Saw  24.7.  and  to  all  the  cities  of  the  Hivites,  & 
2  Cfcc.8.7.and  the  Hivites ,2nd  the  Jebufites  which 

Nek.  1  o.  1 7.  Ater, Hi\fcj  ah, hzzm  fealed 

Zcpfc.  i .  1  .the  fon  of  Hii}ijab,in  the  daies  0  f  Jofiah 

S?o. 
Rztf  Jb  4.1.  unto  whom  he  faid,  Ho,fuch  a  one 
\lfa.  j -j . '1  .2>o,  every  one  that  thirtieth  come  ye 
Zccb.z.6.ho,ho,came  forth  and  flee  from 

S?iiar. 
Exo.  1 6. 1 4.3s  final  as  the  tow  froft  on  the  ground 
1  Kjn.z.6.  and  let  not  his  hoar  head  go 
9. his  hoar  head  bring  thou  down 
Vfal.  1 47. 1 6\fcutereth  the  hoar  froft  like  aflies 
lfa.^6.^.znd  even  to  £w  hairs  will  I  carry 


fob  3  8. 19-and  the  homy  froft  of  heaven,  vfho 
41.32.  one  would  think  the  deep  to  be  hoary 
fymvyhead. 
Lev.  19.32.  rife  up  before  the  homy  head,  and 
Pro.  1 6. 3 1 .  the  hoary  head  is  a  crown  of  giory,if 


G€».i4.if.toHfl&<J,whichison  the  left  hand  of 


Num.io.  29.  Mofes  faid  to  Hobab  the  fon  of  Rag. 
fudv.n,.  1 1 .  w  hich  was  of  the  children  of  Hobab 

i&oD. 
1  Cfc'.7.37.Bezer,and  Hodyind  Shamma,fons  of 

^oDalah. 
1  C/w.j.s^.fons  of Elioeaii  were  Hodaiah3znd 

^oOantah, 
i  Cfotf,  j.24.and  Hodaniab,znd  Jahdieljinighty 

9.7  .the  fon  of  Hodaniab,  the  fon 
Eira  2.40.of  the  child.of  Hodaniab  feventy  &  four 

1  Chro.fr.o.he  begate  ofHodeJh  his  wife,  Jobab 

Neh.y,^.of  the  childr.  of  Horfet^jfeventy  &  four 


HOD         H  O  L 

1  Chro.4.19.  the  fons  of  his  xvife,Hodiah  the 
Neb.  10. 1 8  .Horfitffo,Haftuim,Bezai  fealed 

©dOljaJj. 

iv*e&.8.7.Shabethai,  Harfj/d^Maafeiah  caufed  peo. 

9.  j .then  the  Levites,Sherebiah,  Hodijab 

10.  io.their  brethren,Shebaniah,Hodi/(2/;  fealed 
1 3  .Hodi/«fe,Bani,Beninu  fealed 

Hoglaty. 
Zv";^.2t5.23.&Noah,  Hffg/«fr,Milcah,and  Tirzah 
27.1.  names  of  his  daughters,  Noah,&  Hoglab 

3 "of.  17. 3. 
36. 1 1.  for  Malah,Tirzah,and  Hoglah,  and 
l&ofjattl. 
/fl/fc.  10.3  .fent  unto  HoW*  King  of  Hebron  ,and 

$oifet>. 
/tf&  27.40.  and  fr«/ed  up  the  main  faile,to 

i^OlO. 
fud.Q.^. they  entred  into  an  hold  of  the  god  Ber. 
49.  &  put  them  t°  the  Wrf,  &  fet  the  fco/rf  on 

1  Sd«.2  2.4.while  that  David  was  in  the  hold 

{.abide  not  in  the  fco/rf,depart,and 
24.2  2.Da.&  his  men  gate  them  up  into  the  bold 

2  &M72.f.i7.and  went  down  to  the  hold 

23. 1 4. and  David  was  theninanfco/rf 

1  Chi  o.i  i.ifi.and  David  was  then  in  the  bold 

1 2.8. unto  Dav.into  the  hold  in  the  wilderneflc 
1 6.there  came  Judah  to  the  hold  unto  David 
£^.4 1.6.  that  they  might  haye  hold 

but  they  had  not  hold  in  the  wall  of  the 
Acl.4.  3 .  and  put  them  in  hold  unto  the  next  day 
Rev. 1 8. 2. and  the  hold  of  every  foul  fpirit 

$oIt>. 
Gen.zi.iB.  lift  up  the  \zd,hold  him  in  thy  hand 
Exod.  j.  1.  that  they  may  hold  a  feaft  unto  me  in 
9.2. to  let  them  go,and  wilt  Ms/ them  ftill 
10.9. for  we  rauft  holdz  feaft  unto  the  Lord 
20.7.  L.willnotMs/bim  guiltleffe  that  taketh 
Dent,  j.i  1. 
Ruth  3.1  j.bring  the  vail,and  hold  it,  and 

2  Sam. 2.22.  how  mould  I  Mrf  up  my  face  to  Joab 
1  K?ag.2.9.therefore  Mrfhim  not  guiltleffe,foc 

1  Chro.  1 3 .9.  Uzzab  put  forth  his  hand  to  hold  the 
fob  9. 28.that  thou  wilt  not  hold  me  innocent 

i7.9.righteous  alfo  (hall  hold  on  his  way 

41. 26. cannot  Md  the  (pear,  the  d3rt,nor 
Pro.i  1. i9.and  her  hands holdthe  diftaffe ' 
Cwf.3.8.  they  alfo  Ms/fwords,being  expert 
1/4.41.13.1  the  Lord  will  hold  thy  right  hand 

42.fi.and  will  hold  thine  hand,and  keep 
fer.  2. 1 3  .broken  cifterns  that  can  hold  no  water 

jo. 4  2.they  mall  hold  the  bow  and  the  lance 
Ex^k-  J  o.  1 1  -to  make  it  ftrong  to  hold  the  fword 
Zech.i  i.j.  and  hold  themfelves  not  guilty ,and 
Mat .6. 24.  or  elfe  he  will  hold  to  the  one,and  defp. 

2 1 .  26\for  all  hold  John  as  a  prophet 
Mar.j.fy  which  they  have  received,  to  hold 

8.  ye  hold  the  tradition  of  men,as 
Lul(e  1 6. 1 3 .  or  elfe  he  will  hold  to  the  one,&  defp. 
Rom.  i.i8.which  bold  the  truth  in  nnrighteoufnefs 
Phil.z.zg.  and  hold  fuch  in  reputation 

2  Thef.z.  1  j.and  holdthe  tradition  which  ye  have 
Heb.%.  14.  if  we  Wrf  the  beginning  of  our  confid. 
/Jc^.2.i4.thatWrfthedoftrineofBalaam,who 

1  j.them  that  holdthe  doctrine  of  the  Nicol. 
Caught  i|olD,  See  <Cattgr)t, 

7"^  8 . 1  j  .he  fliall  fo/d  it  fall,  but  it  mall  not 

27. 6.  my  righteoumeffe  I  Wrf  faft,and 
/fy.8.  j.  they  hold  faft  deceit,  they  refufe  to 
1  Thef.f.zi.  hold  faft  that  which  is  good 
i  Tim.  1 . 1 3  .hold  faft  the  form  of  found  words 
Heb.3.6.ifvieboldfo{k  the  confidence,and  the 
4.  i4.1et  us  Wifaft  our  profeflion 
10. 2  3. let  us  holdh&  the  profeflion  of  our  faith 
Sff.2.2j.have  already,iboi/fafttillI  come 
3. 3. and  hold  hit,  and  repent 

1 1. hold  that  faft  which  thou  haft, that  no 
Id?  $0tt>,  See  lap. 
^oViout. 
Efl.4. 1 1  .to  whom  the  K.  (hall  hold  out  the  golden 

fjoiop&w. 
Exod.  14.14.and  ye  mall  hold your  peace 
N«w.30.4.her  father  fhall  hold  his  peace  at  her 

14.  husband  altogether  bold  his  peace  at  her 
TWg.  1 8. 1  ^.hold  thy  peace,lay  thy  hand  upon  thy 


H  O  L         H  O  L 

z  Sam.i^.zo.buthofd thy  p'ace,my  fifter,heis 
2  Kj"^-  i-S- 1  know  it,  holdyou  your  peace 

Verfe  j. 
•  7. 9. day  of  good  tidings ^and  we  hold  out  peace 
Wcfc.8.n.f3ying,Ho/rfyouL  peace, fur  the  day  is 
fob  1 1.3.  thy  lies  make  men  hold  their  peace 

1 3.  j. that  ye  would  altogether  hold  your  peace 
i^-boldyom  peace,let  me  alone,that 

3  3.3 1. hold  thy  peacc,and  I  will  fpeak 

33.  holdthy  peace,  &  I  will  teach  thee  wifd. 
Pfal.S  1. 1. hold  not  thy  peace,  and  be  not  ftil,0  G. 

109.  1.  hold  not  thy  peace,0  God  of  my  praifc 
lfi.  6  t.i.fot  Zionsfake  will  I  not  hold  my  peace 
6.  which  (hall  never  hold  their  peace  day  nor 

64. 1 1.  wilt  thou  hold  thy  peace,and  afflict 
fer.^.xql  cannot  hold  my  peace,becaufe 
Zeph.  1 .7. bold  thy  peace  at  the  prefence  of  the 
itf<3?.20.3i.bccau(c  they  (hov\dhold  their  peace 
Mar.  1.2  j.fay,Ho/rf  thy  peace,and  come  out  of  him 

10.48  .that  hefliould  held  his  peace,but  he  ciyed 
Lu\e  4.3  J  .hold  thy  peace,  and  come  out  of  him 

18. 39. that  he  (hould  holdhis  peace,but  he 

19.40.if  thefs  (hould  hold  their  peace,the  (tones 
ABs  1  z.  1 7.beckning  to  chem — to  hold  their  peace 

18,9.  and  hold  not  thy  peace 

1  Cor.  14.30.  let  the  firft  holdhis peace 

Strong^m. 
z  Sam.  j.7.David  took  the  lltong  hold  of  Zion,the 

24.7.and  came  to  the  ftrong  bold  of  Tyre 
//2r.3i.9.pafteover  to  his  ftrong  hold  for  fear 
Micah  4. 8. the  ftrong  holdoithe  daugh.of  Zion,to 
Nah.i.j.z  ftrong  hold  in  the  day  of  trouble 
Hub.  1 .  10. they  (hall  deride  every  ftrong  hold 
Zecb.g. 3. build  her  felf  a  ftrong  ho/d,and 

1 2.turn  ye  to  the  ftrong  hold,  ye  prifoners 
T^el&olO,  SeeCafee, 
Takfn  HjolO. 
Pfal.  1 19.  J3.  horrcurhath  taken  hold  upon  me 
,/V-8.ai.aftoni(hment  hath  taken  bold  on  me 

I^OJO  tongue. 
fob  fi.24.and  I  will  hold  my  tongue 

13.19.for  now -\i\boldmy  tongue,I  (hall 
Amos  6.1  o.then  (hall  he  fay,  Hold  thy  tongue 

Too^oVi. 
fer.  j 0.4 3  .anguifh  took  bold  of  him,and  pangs 

Pfal.  17.  j.fcoWup  my  goings  in  thy  paths,that 
1 1 9.  r  1  -j. hold  thou  me  up,and  I  (hall  be  fafe 
139.10.  and  thy  right  hand  (hall  hold  me  up 

Jfoluen. 

2  Kin.  23.22  .there  was  not  holdcn  fuch  a  paffover 

2  3 .  paffover  was  holden  to  the  Lord  in  Jeru. 
fob  36.8.  and  be  holden  in  cords  of  affliction 
PJal.1%.1  H'  tny  right  hand  hath  holden  me  up 
7 1 .6.  by  thee  have  I  been  holdcn  up  from 
7 3. 2 3. thou  haft  Wflfcwmeupby  my  right  hand 
Pro,  j.  22.be  holden  with  the  cords  of  our  fins 
42 .  14.I  have  long  time  holden  my  peace 
4  j.  i.whofe  right  hand  I  have  holden 
IK^.24. 1 6.but  their  eyes  were  holden,  that 
A6ls  2. 24. that  he  (hould  be  holden  of  it 
Rom.  14.4.  he  (hall  be  fcoWera  up,for  God  is  able 

$oU>eft. 
fob  1 3.24.and  fea/i?/r  me  for  thine  enemy 
Pfal.j-j.  4.  thou  bolde/i  mine  eyes  waking,I 
_7w.49.16.that  holdeft  the  height  of  the  hill 
Hob.  1 . 1 3 .  and  holdeft  thy  tongue  when  the  wicked 
Rev.z.i  3. and  thou  fco/de_(?  faft  my  name,and 

i£olDeft%j>&w. 
Efth.q.  1 4.  if  thou  altogether  Wifc/?  thy  peace  at 

§0lDctb. 
Job  i6\9.he  boldethback  the  face  of  his  throne. 
Pfal.6 6. 9. Which  holAeth  our  foul  in  life,and 
Dan.  10.21  .none  that  holdeth  with  me  in  thefe  thi. 
Amos  1 .  j.him  that  holdeth  the  fcepter         Ver.8. 
Rev.  2. 1 .  that  foito fc  the  feven  ftars  in  his  right  ha. 

iiJolOeth/a/2. 
JW  2.3 .  and  ftill  he  holdeth  faft  his  Integrity 

^OlOeth  peace. 
Pro.  1 1 . 1 2 .  a  man  of  underftand.  holdeth  his  peace 
1 7. 2 8. a  fool,  when  he  holdeth  his  peace,is 
J^olDtng. 
Ifa.  3  3 . 1  j.  (haketh  his  hands  from  Mrfiag  of  bribes 
fer.6.1  i.I  am  weary  with  holding  in,I  will 
Mark  7. 3. holding  the  tradition  of  the  elders 
Pbil.z.\6Mdmg  forth  the  word  of  life,that 

Co/.2.ifi.and 


H  O  L       HOL 

Col.  2. 1 6-and  not  holding  the  head,from  which 
I  Tim.  i .  1 9.  holding  faith  and  a  good  confcience 
3  .9.  holdingthe  myftery  of  the  faith  in  a  pure 
Tit.i.g.  holdim  faft  the  futhfull  word,  as  he 
Rev.7.  i.four  zagdsbolding  the  four  winds  of  the 

/«•.*  1. jo.  they  have  remained  in  their  holds 
Etg\.  1 9.9.they  brought  him  into  holds, tiat  his 

Strang  f^QlUef. 
ZV/<78. 13, 19. whether  in  tents,or  in  ftrong  holds 
Jucfc  6. 1.  made  them  the  caves  and  ftrong  holds 

1  Sam.  15.14.  Da.abode  in  ftrong  W<&,&  remain. 

i9.hide  himfelf  with  us  in  ftrong  holds 
i9.and  dwelt  in  ftrong  holds  at  Engedi 

2  Kjn.S.  1  i.their  ftrong  holds  wilt  thou  fet  on  fire 
z  Cfo-o.  1 1 . 1 1  .he  fortified  the  ftrong bolds,zad 
Pfal.89.40.  brought  his  ftrong  holds  to  mine 
Ifa.i$.\  1  .to deftroy  the  ftrong  holds  thereof 
Jer.^.i  8.and  he  (hall  deftroy  the  ftrong  holds 

4 1  .and  the  ftrong  holds  are  furprifed 
LtfHJ.a.  2.  down  in  his  wrath  the  ftrong  holds  of 
f.he  hath  deftroyed  his  ftrong  holds,  and 
Dan.i  1 . i4.forecaft  his  devices  againft  the  ftr.  W. 
59-fhall  he  do  in  the  moft  ftrong  holds  with 
Mie.  f.i  i.and  throw  down  all  thy  ftrong  Wis 
Nab.  j .  1  x.  all  thy  ftrong  holds  ftialbe  like  fig-trees 

i4.fortifie  thy  ftrong  holds,go  into 
2  Cor.  1 0.4.  to  the  pulling  down  of  ftrong  holds 

$ole. 
£■*■«</.  28.3  i.there  (hall  be  an  hole  in  the  top  of  it 
woven  work  round  about  the  hole  of  it 
asit  were  the  hole  of  an  habergeon 
39.2  j.  a  hole  in  the  midft  of  the  robe,as  the  hole 
with  a  band  round  about  the  We,that 
i  J(i#£. 1 1.9.  and  bored  a  hole  in  the  lid  of  it 
Can.  5.4.  put' his  hand  by  the  /w&  of  the  door 
Ifa.  1 1 .8. fuck. child  (hall  play  on  the  bole  ofthe  afp 

51. 1.  and  to  the  We  ofthe  pitswhenceye 
Jer.  1 3 .4  .hide  it  there  in  a  hole  of  the  rock 

48.28.ber  neft  in  the  fides  ofthe  holes  mouth 
£\d£.8.7.1ooked,behold  a  hole  in  the  wall 

$Qteflf, 
1  ^«j.i4.ii.Heb.omc  forth  out  ofthe  holes  where 
J/a.i.i9.they  (hall  go  into  the  fco/Motthe  rocKs 
7. 19-and  in  the  boles  of  the  rocks,and 
42.22.they  are  all  of  them  fnared  in  holes 
Jet.  16. 6. and  out  ofthe  holes  ofthe  rocks 
Micah  7. 1 7.they  (hall  move  out  of  their  fco&s 
Nabum  2. 1  s.and  filled  his  holes  with  prey,and 
Hd£.  1 .6.wages,to  put  it  into  a  bag  with  holes 
Zec.14.12.eyes  (hall  confumeaway  in  their  holes 
M<tf.8.20.  the  foxes  have  hotes,ind  the  birds 

Luke  9.  J  8. 
potter. 
J/d.o-  J.  5.  for  I  am  holier  then  thou 

HoHett; 

He6.9.  3 -which  is  called  the  holkfl  of  all 
8  .way  in  the  holiefl  of  all  was  not 
io.19.to  enter  into  the  holiefl  by  the  bloud  of 
©oltlp. 
1 7fe/^2. io.how  holily  and  juftly  we  behaved 

$oUne(Te. 
EaW.  1  j.  1 1  .who  is  like  thee,  glorious  in  bolineffe 

2  8 .  j  6.gra  ve  upon  it—  Holinefj'e  to  the  Lord 

Chap.39.30. 
i  two.16.29.wor1hiptheL.in  the  beauty  oibolin. 
2  cw.20.2 1.  (hould  praife  the  beauty  of  bolineffe 

3  i.i8.fan<Sified  themfelvesinfeotej/e 
P/a/.29.2.worfhip  the  Lord  in  the  beauty  oibolin. 

jo.4.at  the  remembrance  of  his  bolineffe 
47-8.God  fitteth  on  the  throne  of  his  bolineffe 
-  48. 1  .in  the  mountain  of  his  bolineffe 
6>o.6.God  hath  fpoken  in  hisholimjfe,! 
89.3  5  .once  have  I  fworn  by  my  bolineffe , that 
93.5.  bolineffe  becometh  thine  houfe  ,0  Lord 
9^.9-in  the  beauty  of  bolineffe  feare 
97.12.  at  the  remembrance  of  his  bolineffe 
108. 7. God  hath  fpoken  in  his  holineffetl  will 
1  lo.j.in  the  beauty  of  his  holmcf/}, from 

JA13.18.her  hire  (hall  be  bolineffe  to  the  Lord 
3  5 .8.way  of  bolineffe,  the  unclean  (hall  not 
6  2.9.drink  it  in  the  courts  of  my  bolineffe 
6  3. 1  j. behold  from  the  habitation  of  thy  holm 
1 8 .  people  of  thy  bolineffe  have  pofTefTed  it 

Jer.  2-  3  .Ifrael  was  bolineffe  to  the  Lord,and 
22.9.becaufs  ofthe  words  of  his  bolineffe 


HOL 


HOL 


3 1. 2  3. and  mountain  of  bolineffe 
Amos  4.a.Lord  hath  fworn  by  his  bolineffe,  that 
0W.i7.and  there  (hall  be  holme fe,md 
Zecb.i q.ioMmcffe  wnto  tbeLord,and  the 

2  i.every  pot  in  J  udah  (hall  be  bolineffe  to  the 
M*/.2.ii.Judah  hath  profaned  the  holin.of  the  L. 
Luke  1.7 ^.inhoimeffe  &  righreoufneffe before  him 
Alls  3.1 2. as  though  by  our  bolineffe  we  had 
Rom.  1  ^.according  to  the  fpirit  of  holme  (J e, by 

6. 1 9.  to  righteoufnefle  unto  holinefj'e 

2  2.ye  have  your  fruit  unto  bolmcfe-,  and 
2  Cor.7. 1.  perfect  bolineffe  in  the  ftx  of  God 
Epbcf.^.iq,  created  in  righteoufnefle  &  true holin. 
i  Ihefi  • 1 1  -your  hearts  unblam.  in  bolineffe  before 

4-7.not  called  us  to  uncieanneffe,but  to  holmes 
1  Tot.2.  1  j  .and  bolineffe,  with  fobriety 
Tir.Lj.as  becometh  bolineffe , ,not  fa  lie  accufeis 
tfe£.  1 1.  icmight  be  partakers  of  his  bolineffe 
I4.and  bolineffe, without  which  no  man 
holloa), 
Gtn.i  i.i^.hollow  of  h;;.  thigh,&  the  holl.of  Jacobs 

3  2.\vhich  is  on  the  hollorv  ofthe  thigh 

becaufe  he  touched  the  hollow  of  Jacobs 
Exod.  27.8  .hollow  with  boards  (halt  thou  make  it 

38.7 .made  the  altar  hollow  with  boards 
Lev.14.37.with  hollow  ftrakes,greeni(h,or 
Judg.i  f.i9.but  God  clave  an  hollow  place,that 
i/Jt.40.i2.meafured  the  waters  in  the  hoUowof 
/ci.ji.zi.thickn.thereof  four  fingerSjit  was  boll. 

Holon, 

/«/&.i5.f  i.and  Gofhen,  and  Ho/o^and  Giloh 

21.  if. and  Holon  with  herfuburbs 
Jer.+S.i  1.  and  judgment  is  come  upon  Holon 


P/i/.8j.8.they  have  holpenthc  children  of  Lot 

86.i7.becaufe  thou,Lord,haft  holpen  me 
Ifa.i  i.j.he  that  is  fcfl//?es  (hall  fall  down 
Dan.i  i.34.they  (hall  be  Wpe;z  with  a  little  help 
Luke  l-54.he  hath  holpen  his  lervant  Ifrael 

Exod.  3  .^.whereon  thou  ftandeft  is  holy  ground 
1 6. 2  3  .to  mor.is  the  reft  of  the  holy  Sabtwth 
jo. 8 .  remember  the  Sabbath  dav  to  keep  it  holy 
22.3 1 .  and  ye  (hall  be  holy  men  unto  me 
28.38.  (hall  hallow  in  all  their  holy  gifts 
29'6.and  put  the  holy  crown  on  the 
3  3  .not  eat  thet\:of,bccaufe  they  aie  holy 
3  4. it  (hall  not  be;  eaten,  becaufe  it  is  holy 
3 0.2?. make  it  an  oyle of  Iw/y  ointment 

it  (hall  be  an  holy  anointing  oyl 
3 1. this  (hall  be  an  holy  anointing  oyle  to  me 
3  z.after  the  eompofition  of  i t,it  is  holy 
I  5  .tempered  together,pure  and  holy 
3  i.i4.for  it  is  holy  unto  you  ;  every 

1  y.Sabbath  of  reft,  holy  to  the  Lord 
3  $.2.  to  you  an  holy  day,a  Sabbath  of  reft 
3  7.2<?.he  made  the  holy  anointing  oyl 
j  9. 3  o.made  the  plate  of  the  hply  crown  of 
Lev.S.p.thz  k>/y  crown,as  the  Lord  commanded 
10.10.  put  difference  between  holy  and  unholy 
i6.4.put  on  the  holy  linnen  coat,  and 

3  3.make  an  attonement  for  the  holy  fnncluary 
19. 2. for  I  the  Lord  your  God  am  holy 
20.7. and  be  ye  hol$,for  I  am  the  Lord  your 
21.7.  for  heisfctf/yuntohisGod 

8. Lord  which  fandifie  you,  am  holy 
27. 14.10  be  holy  unto  the  Lord 
30.  itis holy  unto  the  Lord 
2vVtf».6.8.he  is  holy  unto  the  Lord 

20.thisis  holy  for  the  prieft,  with  trie 

1  f  .40.  and  be  holy  unto  your  God 
16.3. feeing  all  the  congregation  are  holy 

J.Lord  will  (hew  who  are  his,&  who  are  holy 
18.17.thou  (halt  not  redeem,they  are  holy 
3  r  ,6.with  the  holy  inftruments  and  trumpets 
1  Sd»z.2.2.for  there  is  none  holy  as  the  Lord 
n.f  .veffels  of  the  young  men  are  holy,  and 

1  K»*.8.4.and  all  the  holy  veffels  that  were  in 

2  r(;»g.4.9.that  this  is  an  holy  man  of  God 

1  Cbr.zi. ly.the  holy  veffels  of  God  into  ihc  houfc 

29^3  .that  I  have  prepared  for  the  holy  houfe 

2  Chro.  j.y.and  all  the  holy  veffels  that  were  in 

2  3 .6. they  (hall  go  in ,  for  they  are  holy 

3  J. 3 .which  were  holy  unto  the  Lord 

put  the  holy  ark  into  the  houfe  which 
il  .other  holy  offerings  fod  they  in  pots 
Xx  2 


HOL         HOL 

E^ra  8. 18. ye  are  holy,  the  veffels  are  holy  alfo 
9.2. fo  that  the  holy  feed  have  mingled 

Ne^.8.9.this  day  is  holy  unto  the  Lord  your  God 
10. for  this  day  is  holy  Unto  our  Lord 
1 1  .for  the  day  is  holy,  neither  be  ye 
9-i4.madeft  known  to  them  thy  holy  Sabbath 

F fal. 20. 6. sn\W  hear  him  from  his  holy  heaven 
2t. 3.  but  thou  art  holy,  O  thou  that  inhabited 
28.2.  lift  up  my  hands  toward  thy  holy  oracle 
86.2.prt.feive  my  foule,for  I  am  holy 
98. 1. and  his  holy  arm  hath  gotten  him  the 
99.  f.at  his  foot-ftool,for  he  is  holy 

9.and  worftiip  at  his  holy  hill 
10j.42.for  he  remembred  his  holy  ptomiCc 
1 4?.  17. and  holy  in  all  his  works 

fVfl.9.io.knowlecige  ofthe  holy  is  underftanding 
20.2  j.who  devoureth  that  which  is  holy,  and 
3  o.j. nor  have  the  knowledge  of  the  holy 

jf/i.4.3.remaineth  in  Jerufalem  fhal  be  called  holy 
6.3  .and  fiid,Holy,holy,  holy  is  the  Lord  of  hofts 

1 3  .fo  the  holy  feed  (hall  be  the  fubftancc 
27.1 3.  in  the  holy  mount  at  Jerufalem 
30.  z^.when  a  holy  folemnity  is  kept,  and 
52. 1  o.made  bare  his  holy  arm  in  the 
5 8. 1 3. the  holy  of  the  Lord,  honourable,and 
64. 10.  thy  holy  cities  are  a  wilderneffe 
1 1. our  holy  and  beaut  ifull  houfe ,w  here 

Jer.u.  1 5.  and  the  holy  fk(h  is  paffed  from  thee 

£\4.22.26.put  not  diff .between  the  holy  &  prof. 

3  6. 3  8  .as  the  holy  flock.,as  the  flock  of 

42. 1 3. they  be  holy  chambers,where  the  priefts 
14. for  they  are  holy,  and  (hall  put  on 

44.19.and  lay  them  in  the  holy  chambers 
23.  the  difference  between  the  holy  &  profa. 

4  5 . 1  .an  holy  portion  of  the  land 

4.holy  portion  ofthe  land  (hall  be  for 
6.  over  againft  the  oblati.  ofthe  holy  portion 
y.oihtr  fide  of  the  oblation  ofthe  holy  porti. 
before  the  oblation  ofthe  holy  portion 
4c?.i9.intothe  holy  chambers  ofthe  priefts 
48. 1  o.  for  the  priefts  (hall  be  this  holy  oblation 
1 4.for  it  is  holy  unto  the  Lord 
s  8. over  aga.  the  oblation  ofthe  holy  portion 
Ver.18. 
lo.ye  dial  offer  the  holy  oblation  four  fcjuare 
2  i.and  on  the  other  of  the  holy  oblation 

and  it  (hall  be  the  holy  oblation 
Dari-nM  .in  whom  is  the  fpirit  of  the  holy  gods 
.9.  that  the  fpirit  of  the  holy  gods  is  in  thee 
1 8.  fpirit  of  the  holy  gods  is  in  thee 
5.1 1.  in  whom  is  the  fpirit  of  the  holy  gods 
1 1. 18. his  heart  (hall  be  againft  the  holy  coven. 
30. indignation  againft  the  holy  covenant 

that  forfake  the  holy  covenant 
#<tg.2.i,2.ifonebearWyflefh  in  the  skirt  of 

touch  any  meat,  (hall  it  be  holy 
Zech.x.  1  2.  Judah  his  portion  into  the  holy  land 
Mat-7.6.  give  not  that  which  is  holy  unto  dogs 
25.3  i.and  all  the  holy  angels  with  him,then 
Mark  6.20.that  he  was  a  juft  man  and  an  holy 

8.2  8.glory.ofhisFather,  with  the  holy  angels 
£«/<>  i.7o.by  the  mouth  of  his  holy  prophets,which 

72.and  to  remember  his  holy  covenant 
2.23.(hall  be  called, Ho/y  to  the  Lord 
9.i6.and  ofthe  holy  angels 
Job. 17. 11. holy  Fath.keep^ — thofe  whom  thou  haft 
Atts  3 .2 1.  by  the  mouth  of  all  his  holy  prophets 
4.27,againft  this  holy  child  Jcfus,  whom  thou 
go.done  by  the  name  of  thy  holy  child  Jefus 

7. 3  3.  where  thou  ftandeft  is  We  ground 
10.2 1.  warned  from  God  by  an  holy  angel  to 

Rom.i.t.by  his  prophets  in  the  holy  fcriptures 
7, 1 2.&  the  commandem.  holy,znd  juft,&  good 
1 1 . 1 6.fitft  fruit  be  holy,  the  lump  alfo  is  holy 

if  the  root  be  holy,  fo  are  the  branches 
1 2 . 1  .a  living  facrifite,fctf/y,  acceptable  to  God 
1 6.i6.falute  one  another  with  an  holy  kiffe 
1  O\3.i7.t£mpleof  G.is holy}  which  temp.yeare 
7,  I4.  but  now  die  they  holy 

3  4.that  (he  may  be  holy,  both  in  body  and 
itf.io.grectye  one  another  with  an  holy  kiffe 
2  Cor.  13.12. 
Epb.  t.^'thzt  we  (hould  be  holy,  &  without  blame 
'    f  .17.  but  that  it  (hould  be  holy,  &  without  bla. 
Co/.i.ii.to  prefent  you  holy  and  unblamcable 

j .  1  z.holy  and  beloved,boweIs  of  mercy 
1  Thef.  5.2  6.  greet 


H  O  L        HO  L 


!  I  Tbef.  y  .26.  greet  all  the  brethr.  with  an  holy  kiffe 

27.  epiftle  be  read  to  all  the  boly  brethren 
i  Tito. i&. lifting  up  holy  hands  without  wrath 
i  Tim.  i.p..and  called  us  with  an  holy  calling  , 

j.  1 5.  thou  haft  known  the  holy  fcriptures,  wch 
Tit.  i.8.fober,juft,  M^temperate 
Heb.  3 .  i.wherefore,Wy  brethren,partakers  of 
7.2d.who  is  W_y,harmleffe5undefiled 

1  Pf  t .  1 . 1  y  .fo  be  ye  /w/y  in  all  manner  of  converf. 
1 6\be  ye  holy, lot  I  am  holy 

2.  y.an  W> priefthood, to  offer  up  fpirituall 
3.y  .the  holy  women  alio  who  trufted  in  God 

2  Ptf.i.i8.when  we  were  with  him  in  the  fco.mou. 
2  1  .but  holy  men  of  God  fpake  as  they 

2.2 1. to  turn  from  the  holy  commandement 
3.2-fpoken  before  by  the  holy  Prophets 
1 1. to  be  in  all  holy  converfation  and 
Rev.}  .7 .thefe  things  faith  he  that  is  holyjns 
4. 8. faying,  Holy, holy, holy  Lord  God  Almighty 
6.  io.how  long,  O  Lord,  holy  &  true,doft  thou 
14. 10.  in  the  prefence  of  the  holy  angels,and 
1  y  -4.for  thou  only  art  holy 
1 8.2o.and  ye  holy  apoftles,  and  prophets>for 
20.6.bleffed  and  holy  is  he  that  hath  part  in 
2 1 .1  o.fhewed  me  that  holy  Jerufalem 
22.6.  L.God  of  the  holy  prophets  fent  his  angel 
1 1. he  that  is  holy, let  him  be  holy  (till 

$olp  convocation^  Convocation, 
$0l£  day. 
Exod.$  y.z.  to  you  an  holy  day,  a  fabbath  of  reft 
Neb.  10.  3 i.or  on  the  holy  day,and  that  we 
P/a/.4Z#4.with  the  multitude  that  kept  holy  day 
J/*.f  8.i$.from  doingthy  pleafure  on  my  My  day  J 
Col.i.  1 6.  or  in  refpeft  of  an  holy  day 

i^Olp  ?arments,See  (Bitmtntff. 
flolp  Ghoft. 
Mat.1.18.  found  with  child  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
lo.conceived  in  her  is  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
3.1 1. he  (hall  baptize  you  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
1 2. j  i.blafphemy  agai.the  holy  Ghoft  (hall  not 
3  z.whofoipeaketh  ag.the  holy  Ghoft,it  (hall 
28.19.and  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
Mar.  1 ,8.he  (hall  baptize  you  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
3.2^.that  (hallblafph.  againft  the  holy  Gh.  hath 
12.36.  David  himfelf  faid  by  the  holy  Ghoft 
1 3 . 1 1  .not  ye  that  fpeak,but  the  holy  Ghoft 
Luke  1.1  y.he  (hall  be  filled  with  the  My  Ghoft 
3  f  .the  holy  Ghoft  fliall  come  upon  thee,and 
4 1  .Elizabeth  was  rilled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
6"7.Zacharias  was  filled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
2.1  y .and  the  holy  Ghoft  was  upon  him 

26.  revealed  unto  him  by  the  holy  Ghoft 
3. 16.  he  (hall  baptize  you  with  the  holy  Ghoft 

22.  My  Ghoft  defcended  in  a  bodily  (hape 
4.  i.Jefus  being  ful  of  the  holy  Ghoft,  returned 
1 2.  to.  that  blafphemeth  againft  the  holy  Gh.it 
1 2.  holy  Ghoft  (hall  teach  you  in  the  fame 
fob.  1.3  3.  which  baptizeth  with  the  My  Ghoft 
7. 39. for  the  WvGhoft  was  not  yet  given  them 
14.16.whkh  is  the  holy  Ghoftjwhom  the  Fath. 
20.n.receive  ye  the  holy  Ghoft 
Atl.x.z.  afterthat  he  through  the  holy  Ghoft  had 
y  .ye  (ball  be  baptized  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
8.  after  that  the  holy  Ghoftis  come  upon  you 
i6-which  the  holy  Gh.by  the  mouth  of  Da.fp. 
2.4.they  were  all  rilled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
3  3  .the  promife  of  the  holy  Ghoft,which 
3  8.receive  the  gift  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
4.8.Peter  filled  with  the  holy  Ghoftjfaid 

3 1. they  were  all  filled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
y.3.  to  lie  to  the  holy  Ghoft,and 

3  2.  and  fo  is  alfo  the  holy  Ghoft 
6.3.full  of  the  MyGhoft,and  wifdome,whom 

y.a  man  full  of  the  holy  Ghoft,and 
y.yi.yedoalwaiesrefift  tbeMyGhoft 

y  y.he  being  full  of  the  holy  Ghoft,  looked 
8.1  y.that  they  might  receive  the  holy  Ghoft 
i7.and  they  received  the  holy  Ghoft 
1 8  .the  holy  Ghoft  was  given,  he  offered  them 
1 9.  he  may  receive  the  holy  Ghoft 
9. 1 7. and  be  rilled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 

3  i.and  in  die  comfort  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
io.38.anointed  Jefus  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
44 . holy  Ghoft  fell  on  all  them  which  heard 
4y.  powied  out  the  gift  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
47 .received  the  holy  Ghoft  as  well  as  wc 


H  OL        H  O  L 

1 1 .1  y.the  holy  Ghoft  fell  on  them,as 
i6.ye  (hall  be  baptized  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
24<and  full  of  theholy  Ghoft,and  of 

i3.».My  Gh.faid,Separate  meBarnab.  &  Saul 
4.being  fent  forth  by  ththoly  Ghoft,departed 
o.called  Paul,filled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
52.  difciples  were  filled  with  theholy  Ghoft 

iy.  8.  giving  them  the  MyGhoft,  even 
28  .it  feemed  good  to  the  holy  Ghoft,and 

16.6.  forbidden  of  the  holy  Ghoft  to  preach 

io.2.have  ye  received  the  holy  Ghoft  fince 

whether  there  be  an  holy  Ghoft 
6.the  holy  Ghoft  came  on  them,  and 

20.13.fave  that  the  holy  Ghoft  witneffeth  in 
28.  over  the  which  the  holy  Ghoft  hath  made 

21. 1  i.and  faid,Thus  faith  the  holy  Ghoft,fo 

28.2y.well  fpake  the  holy  Ghoft  by  Efaias  the 
Rom.  y.  y  .by  the  holy  Ghoft  which  is  given  to  us 
9.  1  .bearing  me  witneffe  in  the  holy  Ghoft 

14.17.and  joy  in  theholy  Ghoft 

1  y  .1 3-through  the  power  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
1 6.  being  fan&ificd  by  the  holy  Ghoft 

1  Cor.z.i  3.  but  which  theholy  Ghoft  teacheth 
6. 1 9  .temple  of  the  holy  Ghoft  which  is  in  you 
1 2. 3. but  by  the  holy  Ghoft 

2  Co/.6.6.by  the  holy  Ghoft,by  love  unfained 
1 3. 1 4. and  communion  of  the  holy  Gh.be  with 

1  Tbef.  1 .  y  .and  in  the  holy  Ghoft.and  in  much 
6.with  joy  of  the  holy  Ghoft 

2  Tim.  1 . 1 4.committed  to  thee,keep  by  the  ho. G  h. 
Tit.  3 .  y  .and  renewing  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
Hei.2.4.and  gifts  ofthe  holy  Ghoft  according 

3 .7.wherefore,as  the  holy  Ghoft  faith, To  day 
6.4.made  partakers  ofthe  holy  Ghoft 
o.8.the  holy  Ghoft  this  fignifying,that  the 
10. 1  y.wheref.the  holy  Gn-  alfo  is  a  witneffe  to 

1  Pet.  1 . 1 2. w  ith  the  holy  Gh.  fent  down  to  heaven 

2  Pet .  1 . 2 1 .  they  were  moved  by  the  holy  Ghoft 
1  fob. y.7 .the  Father,the  Word,and  the  holy  Ghoft 
Jude  20.praying  in  the  holy  Ghoft 

$Olp  God,  See  (©00, 

|&0lg  habitation,  See  $at>ft  ation, 
$OlpHi0,Seei!(tt\ 
Mofll^dly, 
Exo.  26. 3  3  .between  the  holy  place  &  the  moft  bo. 
34.  ark  ofthe  teftimony  in  the  moft  holy  pi. 
19.S7.it  (hall  be  an  altar  moft  holy 
30.10.it  is  moft  holy  unto  the  Lord 
lo.that  they  may  be  moft  holy 
36.it  (hall  be  to  you  moft  holy 
40. 10.  it  (hall  be  an  altar  moft  holy 
Lev.z.i  .it  is  a  thing  moft  holy  ofthe  offerings 

Verfe  jo 
6. 17.  it  is  moft  holy,  as  is  the  fin-offering 
2  y  .killed  before  the  Lord,  it  is  moft  holy 
29.priefts1h.all  eat  thereof,it  is  mo&boly 
7.i.trefpaffe-offering,it  is  moft  holy 
6.eaten  in  the  My  place,it  is  moft  holy 

10. 1 2.  beflde  the  altar,  for  it  is  moft  holy 
1 7-feeing  it  is  moft  Wy,and  Go.hath  given 

14. 1 3 .  trefpaffe-offering,  it  is  moft  holy 
%  i.zi.both  of  the  moft  My,and  ofthe  holy 
249>for  it  is  moft  holy  unto  him 
27.28.  devoted  thing  is  moft  toy  unto  the  Lo. 

M»#.4.4.about  the  moft  holy  things 

1 9.approach  unto  the  moft  holy  things 
18.9.  render  to  me  (hall  be  moft  holy  for  thee 
io.in  the  moft  holy  place  (halt  thou  eat  it 
1  Kjng.6.16.  even  for  the  moft  holy  place 
7-yo.for  the  doors  ofthe  inner  hou.themoft  h. 
8.6.10  the  moft  Myplace,even  under 


H  O  L         H  O  L 


Jude  io.on  your  moft  holy  faith,praying 

^Ol$  mountain. 
lfa.i  i.9.nor  deftrpy  in  all  my  holy  mountain 
y  6. 7 .them  will  I  bring  to  my  holy  mountain 
y7-i3.(hall  inherit  my  holy  mountain 
6  y.  i 1  .that  forget  my  holy  inountain,and 

2y.nor  deftroy  in  all  my  holy  mountain 
66.2o.fwift  beafts  to  my  holy  mountain 
E7fk  20.40.  for  in  mine  holy  mountain,in 

28. 14.  thou  waft  in  the  holy  mountain  of  God 
Dan.^,16.  from  Jerufalem  thy  holy  mountain 
20.  for  the  holy  mountain  of  my  God 
1 1-45«  in  the  glorious  holy  mountain 
Joel  2. 1. found  an  alarm  in  my  holy  mountain 
3.i7.dwelling  in  Zion,my  holy  mountain 
Obad.,16.  drunk  on  my  holy  mountain/o  (hall 
Zepb.  3 . 1 1  .becaufe  of  mine  holy  mountain 
Zee.  8 . 3  .ofthe  Lord  of  hofts,the  holy  mountain 

JSjolp  mountain!. 
Pfal.8  j.i.his  foundation  is  in  theholy  mountain 

$olp  name. 
Zet>.2o.3.and  lo  profane  my  holy  name 
2  2.2.that  they  profane  not  my  holy  name 
3  2.neither  (hall  ye  profane  my  holy  name 
1  Cbro.  1 6.  io.glory  ye  in  his  holy  name 

3  y.we  may  give  thanks  to  thy holy  name 
29. 1 6.build  thee  an  houfe  for  thy  holy  name 
Pfal-i  3.21.  becaufe  we  have  trufted  in  his  holy  na 
99.3  .and  terrible  name,for  it  is  holy 
103. 1. that  is  within  me  bleffe  his  My  name 
iof-3.gloryyein  his  holy  name,  let 
106.47.to  give  thanks  to  thy  M.y  name,and 
1 1 1.9.  holy  and  reverend  is  his  name 
1 4 y.  2 1.  let  all  flefh  bleffe  his  bolymme 
lfa-  J 7  •  1 5  -whole  name  is  holy, I  dwell  in  the 
£^.io.39.butpollute  you  my  holy  name  no  more 
36.  io,they  profaned  my  holy  name 
2  i.I  had  pity  for  mine  holy  name 
2  2.but  for  mine  holy  name  fake,which 
39.7-fo  He  make  mine  holy  name  known  in 
not  let  them  pollute  my  holy  na.any  more 
2 y. will  be  jealous  for  my  holy  name 
43 .7.and  my  holy  name  (hall  the  houfe  of 
8.  defiled  my  holy  name  by  their  abominati. 
Amos  2.7.10  profane  my  holy  name 
Luke  i.49.and  holy  is  his  name 
l&olp  nation. 
Exod.i  9.6.unto  me  an  holy  nation ,  thefe  are  the 
1  Pet.x.y.z  royall  priefthood,an  holy  nation 

I&Olp  One. 
Deut.i  3-8.»nd  thy  Urim  be  with  thy  holy  One 
Job  6. 1  o.  not  concealed  the  words  ofthe  holy  One 
Pfal.  1 6. 1  o.neither  thine  holy  One  to  fee  corrupti. 

89.19.thou  fpakeft  in  virion  to  thy  holy  One 
lfa.  10.  i7.and  his  holy  One  for  a  flame,  and 
29.2  3. and  fanftine  the  holy  One  of  Jacob 
40.1  y.  or  (hall  I  be  equall,faith  the  holy  One 
43 . 1  y  .1  am  the  Lord,your  holy  One 
49-7-Redeemer  of  Ifrael,  and  his  holy  One,to 
D<w.4.i3.anMy  One  came  down  from  heaven 
23  .an  holy  One  coming  down  from  heaven 
Hof.i  i.9.the  holy  One  in  the  mid  ft  of  thee,and 
Hab.  1 . 1 2.0  Lord  my  God,mine  holy  One,we 
3  .j.and  the  holy  One  from  mount  Patan     , 
Mark  1.24.  who  thou  art,  the  hol/Oae  of  God 

Alts  2.17.  thine  holy  One  to  fee  corruption 

Chap.  1 3.3  y. 
3 . 1 4-but  ye  denyed  the  holy  One,and 

1  Job.  2.20.  ye  have  an  unction  from  the  holy  One 
l$0\x>  One  of  Ifrael. 

2  K}ng.  1 9. 2 1  .even  againft  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 


1  Cfew6.49.for  all  the  work  ofthe  place  moft  holy   pfal.7  i.n.Q  thou  holy  One  of  Ifrael 


23.13.fh.ould  fanftifie  the  moitholy  things,  he 
2  Chro.^.8.2nd  he  made  the  moft  holy  houfe,the 
10.  in  the  moft  holyphce  he  made  two  cher. 
4.22.inner  doors  thereof  for  the  moft  holy  place 
y-7.into  the  moft  holy  place,even  unto 

3  i.i4.and  the  moft  holy  things 
E%>a  2.63.not  eat  ofthe  moft  holy  things  till 

Neb.7.65. 
£^.43.i2.the  whole  limit  (hall  be  moft  holy 
44. 1 3 .  of  my  boly  things  in  the  moft  holy  place 

4  y .  3  .and  the  moft  holy  place 
48. 1 2.unto  them  a  thing  moft  holy  by  the 

Bsn.9. 24.  and  to  anoint  the  moft  holy 


78.41.and  limited  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 
89.18.and  the  boly  One  of  Ifraeljour  King 
Ifa.1.4,  provoked  the  boly  One  of  Ifrael  to  anger 
y .  19.counf.of  the  boly  One  of  Ifrael  draw  nigh 
24.  defpifed  the  word  of  the  My  One  of  Ifr. 
10.20.the  holy  One  oflfrael  in  truth 
1 2.6.  great  is  the  holy  One  oflfrael  in 
i7.7.refpefttothe^OneofIfrael       . 
29.  i9.rejoice  in  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 
30.1  i.caufe  the  holy  One  oflfrael  to  ceafe 
1 2.thus  faith  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael,Becaufe 
1  y.faith  theholy  One  of  Ifrael,In  returning 
3 1 . 1  .look  not  to  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 
_ 37.23.even 


H  O  L        HOL 


H  O  L         HOL 


HOM       HOM 


37. 23.even  againft  the  holy  One  oflfrael 
41.14.  &  thy  Redeemer,  the  Wy  One  oflfrael 
i-6.and  flialt  glory  in  the  holy  One  oflfrael 
zo. boly  One  oflfrael  harh  created  it 
43.3 .1  am  the  holy  One  of  Ifraeljthy  Saviour 
14-your  Redeemer,the  holy  One  oflfrael 
45.1 1. the  holy  One  ofIfrael,and  his  Maker 
47.4.his  name,the  holy  One  of  Ifracl 
48. i7.tbyRedeemer,theWj' One  oflfrael,  I 
49.7.  and  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael,and  he 
54.y.&  thy  Redeemer,  the  holy  One  of  Ifra.the 
5  ?.  j.and  for  the  holy  One  of  Ifrae!sand 
6o.9.and  to  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael,becaufe 
I4.tbe  Zion  of  the  holy  One  oflfrael 
Jer.50.19.  againft  the  holy  One  oflfrael 

Gbaj^ji.f. 
£^.  j9_7.that  I  am  the  Lord,the  holy  One  of  Ifr. 

i^Clg  ones. 
J?#z.4. 17. demand  by  the  word  of  the  holy  oncs,to 

N«»z.3S.2j.which  was  anointed  with  the  holy  oyl 
P/i/.89.io.withmy  holy  oyle  have  I  anointed  him 

Ifroly  people.    • 
Deut.7.6.  thou  art  an  Wy  people  to  the  Lord 

Chap.  14.1)1 1. 
26.  i9.mayeft  be  an  holy  people  to  the  Lord 
28.9.eftablifh  thee  an  holy  people  to  himfelfe 
7/2i.62.i2.the  holy  people,the  redeemed  of  the  Lo- 
Da».S.z.<t.ind  the  holy  people 

1 2.7.to  fcatter  the  power  of  the  holy  people 

l^olp  place. 

Exod.  26.  j  3 .  between  the  holy  place  &  moll  holy 

54.  arkoftheteftim.in  the  tnoft  holy  place 

28.29.  when  he  goeth  in  unto  the  Wy  place 

Verfe  35. 
4  j. to  minifter  in  the  holy  place,that  they 
29.jo.to  minifter  in  the  holy  place 

3 1.  and  feeth  his  flefh  in  the  holy  place 
3  1. 1  r .  and  fwect  incenfe  for  the  holy  place 
3  j.  19.  to  do  fervice  in  the  holy  place 

Chap.39.1,41. 
3  8.24.in  all  the  work  of  the  holy  place 
Lev.6.i6.ia  the  holy  place  fhall  it  be  eaten 

Ver.16.  Chap.7.6. 
27/prinkled  in  the  holy  place 
3  o.to  reconcile  w  ichall  in  the  holy  place 
10. 1 3. ye  (hall  eat  it  in  the  holy  place 
1 7. not  eaten  the  fin-offering  in  the  holy  place 
1 8  .not  brought  in  w.ithin  the  holy  place 

have  eaten  it  in  the  holy  place,  as  I 
14. 1 3  .and  the  burnt-offering  in  the  holy  place 
i£.2.in  the  holy  place  within  the  vaile 
3.  Aaron  come  into  the  holy  place  with 
16.  make  an  attonement  for  the  holy  place 
X7.r0  make  an  attonement  in  th;  holy  place 
20.an  end  of  reconciling  the  holy  place 

23 .  when  he  went  into  the  holy  place 

24.  with  water  in  the  holy  place,and 

27  ,to  make  an  attonement  in  the  holy  place 
24. 9. they  (hall  eat  it  in  the  holy  place 
Num.  1 8 . 1  c  .in  the  mod  holy  place  (halt  thou  eat  it 
Jofh.5.1 j.place  whereon  thou  ftandeft  is  holy 
1  i^wz-8.  8.  were  feen  out  in  the  holy  place,before 
io.priefts  were  come  out  of  the  boly  place 

1  Cbro.6.49.(ot  all  the  work  of  the  place  moft  Wy 
23.32.  and  the  charge  of  the  holy  place 

2  Chro.5.1  i.priefts  were  come  out  of  the  holy  place 
29. 5  .forth  the  filthineffe  out  of  the  holy  place 

7.  nor  offer  burnt-offerings  in  the  holy  place 

30.27.prayer  came  up  to  his  boly  dwelling  pla. 

3  5.5. and  ftand  in  the  holy  place,  according 
E?ra  9.8.  to  give  us  a  nail  in  his  holy  place 
Pfal.i4.iMd  who  (hall  ftand  in  his  holy  place 

46. 4. the  Wy.place  of  the  tabernacles  of  the 

68.i7.asinSinai,in  the  holy  place 
Ecclef.8 .  10, and  gone  from  the  place  of  the  boly  & 
lfa.17.i  5  I  dvvel  in  the  highand  holy  place,with 
£^.41 .4.  this  is  the  moft  holy  place 

42.13.  for  the  place  isholy 

1 4. not  go  out  of  the  holy  place  into 

4f.4.and  an  holy  place  for  the  fancluary 

24. 1  f.ftand  in  the  holy  place,vvhofo  readeth 
Alls  6. 1  j.blafphemous  words  againft  this  holy  pi, 

?.  1. 28«ahd  huh  polluted  this  holy  place 
Heb.9. 1 2.he  entred  in  once  into  the  holy  place 
2  j.bigh  prieft  entreth  into  the  holy  pla.  every 


Moft  j^olg  place,  See  Moft  $oIp. 
i|0lp  places. 
2  Chro.S.  1 1 .  becaufe  the  places  are  holy  w hereunto 
Pfal.68.1  f.terrible  out  of  thy  holy  places 
£^e/f.7.24.their  holy  places  (hall  be  defiled 

2i.2.drop  thy  word  toward  the  holy  places 
Ucb.g.z^.  Chr.is  not  entred  into  the  holy  pl.tnadc 

Shall  be  IfytAy. 
Exod.  12.31  .and  ye  (hall  be  holy  men  unto  me 
z9-S7.whatfoever  toucheth  the  altar  thalbe  holy 
30.29. whatfoever  toucheth  them  (hall  be  holy 
3  2.and  it  (hall  be  holy  unto  you 
37.it  fhall  be  to  thee  holy,  for  the  Lord 
40.9.and  it  (hall  be  holy 
Lcv.6.1 8. every  one  that  toucheth  them  fhalbe  holy 
27.touch  the  flefli  thereof  (hall  be  holy 
1 1. 44, and  ye  (hall  be  Wy,for  I  am  holy 

45.ye  (hall  therefore  be  holy,foi  I  am  holy 
I9«2.ye  fhalbe  holy, for  I  the  L.your  G.am  holy 

24.fruit  thereof  (hall  be  holy,  to  praifc  the 
io.z6.  ye  (hall  be  Wy  unto  me,for  I 
1  i.6.they  fhall  be  holy  unto  their  God 

therefore  they  fhall  be  holy 
8.he  fhall  be  holy  unto  thee,  for  I  the  Lord 
23.20.they  fhall  be  boly  to  the  L.  for  the  priefts 
25.1  i.it  is  a  Jubile,  ic  fhall  be  holy  unto  you 
27.9^ fuch  unto  the  Lord,fhall  be  holy 
io.exchange  thereof  fhall  be  holy 
2 1. in  the  Jubile,  fhall  be  holy  unto  the  Lord 
3  2.  the  tenth  (hall  be  holy  unto  the  Lord 
3  3 .  and  the  change  thereof  fhall  be  holy 
Num.6. 5. he  fhall  be  boly, and  fhall  ler  the  locks  of 
i6.7.Lord  doth  chufe,  he  fhall  be  holy 
18.10.  it  fhall  be  holy  unto  thee 
De/tf.  23.  ^.therefore  fhall  thy  camp  be  holy,  that 
Jcr.i  1.40.  gate  toward  the  eaft  fhall  be  holy  to  the 
£^.4  j.i.this  fhalbe  boly  in  all  thebord.  thereof 
Joel  3.i7.then  fhall  Jerufalem  be  holy  find  there 

jfrBtyfpirit. 
Pfal.51.1 1. and  take  not  thy  holy  fpirit  from  me 
J^.63.io.and  vexed  his  Wy  fpirit,  therefore 

11. and  put  his  holy  fpirit  within  him 
Luke  1  i.i3.heavenly  Father  give  the  holy  fpirit  to 
Ephef.  i.i  3.fealed  with  that  holy  fpjrit  of  promife 

4 . 3  o.and  grieve  not  the  holy  fpirit  of  God 
1  Tbef.^S. z\io  given  to  us- his  Wy  fpirit 

Holj>  temple. 
Pfal.  j.7.will  I  worfhip  toward  thy  fca/y.temple 
1  i.^the  L°nl  is  in  his  boly  temple,the 
6  j.4.of  thy  houfe,even  of  thy  holy  temple 
79. 1. thy  holy  temple  have  they  defiled 
138.2.1k  worfhip  towards  thy  holy  temple 
Jonah  2.4.100k  again  toward  thine  holy,  temple 

7.  unto  thee  into  thine  boly  temple 
Mic.  i.2,agaijift  you,the  Lord  from  his  holy  temp. 
Hab'.z  .2o.the  Lord  is  in  his  holy  temple 
Eph.z.zi.  groweth  urttoan  holy  temple  in  the  Lo. 

l^Olp  thing. 
Lev.  2  2. 1  o.  no  ftranger  eat  ot  the  holy  thing 

hired  ferv.  fhall  not  eat  of  the  boly  thing 
i4.if  a  man  eat  of  the  Wj  thing  unwittingly 
unto  the  prieft  with  the  holy  thing 
27.23.as  znholy  thing  unto  the  Lord 
Num.^.  1 5»they  fhall  not  touch  an  holy  thing 
E^.48. 1 2.unto  them  a  thing  moft  holy  by  the 
Luke  1.35.  therefore  alfo  that  holy  thing  which 

Ifeoty  things . 
Exod.  28. 3  8 .  bear  the  iniquity  of  the  holy  things 
Z.rz\  j.i  J.. through  ignorance  in  the  holy  things  of 
i6.harm  that  he  hath  done  in  the  holy  things 
22.2.feparate  themfelves  from  the  holy  things 
3. that  goeth  into  the  holy  things 
4.noteat  of  the  holy  things  untill  they 
6.  not  eat  of  the  holy  things,  unlefle 
7.afterward  eat  of  the  holy  things,beeaufe 
1 2.not  eat  of  an  offering  of  the  holy  things 
1  J. they  fhall  not  profane  the  holy  things  of 
16. when  they  eat  the  holy  things,for 
Num.4.4.  about  the  moftWj  things 

1 9<when  they  approach  to  the  moft  holy  thin. 
10.  not  go  in  to  fee  when  thcholy  th.are  cov. 
f .  9.,  every  offering  of  all  the  boly  things  of  the 
,  18.9. this  fhalbe  thine  of  the  moft  holy  things 
i9.heave-offeringof  the  holy  things  which 
3  2.  neither  fhall  ye  pollute  the  holy  things  of 
Deaf.12.26.only  thy  holy  things  which  thou  haft 
X  x  3 


1  67.TO.23.28.and  in  the  purifying  of  all  holy  thin. 

2  Chw.i  l'&'  ancl  t'12  tithe  of  the  holy  things  which 

1 4.and  the  moft  holy  things 
Evga  2.63. not  eat  of  the  mofHo/y  things,till 

•  Neh.7.65. 
Neb.  10.3  3. and  for  the  holy  things^and 

12.47.  they  fanftifiedWy  things  totheLevits 
Exgk- 20.40. w  ith  all  your  holy  things 
2  2.8.  thou  haft  defpifed  mine  holy  things 
26\and  have  profaned  my  holy  things 
42.13.  (hall  eat  the  moft  holy  things 

there  (hall  they  lay  the  moft  Afl/y  things 
44. 8. not  kept  the  charge  of  mine  holy  things 
1 3. to  come  neer  to  any  of  my  holy  things 
1  Cor.g.  1 3.  which  minifter  of  holy  things,live  of 

Jfe'p  water. 
Num.^.ij.  prieft  fhall  take  holy  wat.in  an  earthen 

ll?0tttan,called  i|eir.ari>  Gen.  36.22. 
1  ffo"0.i.39.fonsofLotan,Hori,and  Roman 

Gw2.39.16.umiH  her  lord  come  home 

43-  i6.bring  thefe  men  home,  and  fhy,&  make 
2£.when  Jofcph  came  home  they  brought 
Exod.9.  i9.and  fhall  not  be  brought  home,  the  hail 
Lev. i8.9.whether  the  be  bom &thome,ot  abroad 
Dent.  2 1 . 1 2.then  thou  flialt  bring  her  home  unto 

2.4. 5  -but  he  fhall  be  free  at  home  one  yeer 
Jof.z. i8.bring  all  thy  farh.houihold  home  to  thee 
Judg.  1 1 .9.  if  ye  bring  me  borne  again  to  fight 

1 9.9.  that  thou  mayeft  go  home 
Ruth  mi  1  .Lord  hath  brought  me  home  aga,  empty 

1  &wz.2.2o.and  they  went  to  their  owfibome 

6.7. and  bring  the  calves  home  fronWhem 

10.  and  fhut  up  their  calves  at  home 
10.26.  and  Saul  alfo  went  home  to  Gibeah 
18. 2. him  go  no  more  home  to  his  fathers  houfe 
24. 2 2. and  Saul  went  home, but  David  and 

2  Sam.  1 3 .7. then  Dav.  fent  borne  to  Tamar,faying 

14.13-Kingdothnot  ktchhome  again  his  ban. 
,17.23.  Ahith.gate  him  home  to  his  houfe,&  put 

1  iQ».j.r4.andtwo  moneths  at  home,zs\d 

1 3. 7. come  home  with me,and  refrefh  thy  felf 
1 5. come  home  with  me  and  eat  bread    - 

2  Kz»g.i4.io.&  tarry  at  home,vthy  fhouldeft  thou 

1  Chro.  13.12.  bring  the  ark  of  God  home  ro  rne 

1 3 .  David  brought  not  the  ark  home  to  himf. 

2  Chr.zj.ioxomz  to  him  out  of  Ephr.  to  sp home 

they  returned  home  in  ^reat  anger 
19. abide  now  zthome,  why  fhouldft  thou 
E/2b.5.io.whcn  Haman  came  home,&  fent,&  cal. 
Job  39.1 2-  that  he  will  bring  home  thy  feed,and 
Pfal. 68.1  i.fhe  that  tarried  axhome  divided  the  fp. 
Pro.7 . 1 9. the  good  man  is  not  at  home,hc  is  gone 

20.and  will  come  home  at  the  day  appointed 
Ecclef.  1 2.  f  .becaufe  man  goeth  to  his  long  home 
Jer.  3  9. 1 4.  that  he  fhould  carry  him  home,  £0  he 
Lam.  r  ,20,at  home  there  is  as  death 
H<2&.2.j.neither  keepeth  at  home,  who  enlargeth 
Hag.1.9.  and  when  ye  brought  it  home,l  did  blow 
Mat.U.6.my  fervant  lyethat  home  fick  of  the  paifie 
Mark  5. 19.^0  home  to  thy  friends,  and  tell 
Luke  9.61 .  bid  them  farewell  which  are  at  home 

i5.6,when  hecometh  home,he  cnlleth  his 
Job.  19.27.  difciple  took  her  to  his  ownhome 

20,  lo.difciples  went  to  their  own  home 
Alls  2 1.6.  and  they  returned  home  again 

1  Cor.ii,34.ifany  man  hunger ,let  him  eat  at  home 

1 4. 3  j  .let  them  ask  their  husbands  at  home 

2  Cor.  f.6.that  whileft  we  are  at  home  in  the  body 
1  Tim.  f  .4.  to  (hew  piety  at  home,znd  to  requite 
tit.z.%.  to  be  difcreet,chaft,keepers  at  home,  good 

^mz-born. 
Exod.i  2.49.one  law  to  him  that  is  home-born 
Lev.  1 8 .9.W  hether  fhe  be  born  at  home,  or  abroad 
/cr.2.  i4-is  heahome-bom  flave  ?  why  is 

isomer. 
Lcv.z7.i6.  and  an  homer  of  barley  feed  fhall  be 
lfa.5.10.  feed  of  3t\  homer  {hall  yeeld  an  ephab 
£^.45.1 1. bath  may  cont.  the  tenth  part  of  an  ho. 
&  the  ephah  the  tenth  part  of  an  homer 
meafure  thereof  (hall  be  after  the  homer 
i3.frxthpartofaneph.ihofanfctf»2.ofwheat 
fixth  part  of  an  ephah  of  an  homer  of  batly 
i4_whichisan  homer  often  baths 

for  ten  baths  are  an  homer 
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Hof.  3 . 2. 1  boughc  her  — for  an  burner  of  barley 
and  an  halfhomer  of  barley 
isomers. 
Num.  1 1.32.  he  thar gathered  leaft gath.ten  homers 
Igoneft. 

X4.8.1 5-which  in  an  honefl  and  good  heart  have 
AcJs6.^.  among  you  feven  menot  bonejt  report 
Rom.:  1.17.  provide  thingsbse/2  in  the  light  of  all 
zCor.fi.ii  .providing  for  hone  ft  things,not  only 
1 3.7.that  ye  (hould  doe  that  which  is  honefl 
Pfo7.4.8.\vhatfocver  things  are  /7fl»e/2,whatfoever 
1  Pet,  a.  1 2. having  your  converfeti.  boneft  among 

Rom.  1  j .  1 3  .let  us  walk  honeftly,  as  in  the  day,not 
1  Thef.4.  1 2.  ye  may  walk  honeftly  towards  them 
Htfb.13.18.  willing  to  Mveboneftty 
$cncftp. 

1  Ti#;.2.2.1ead  a  peaceab.life  in  all  godlin.&  bon. 

honour. 
Gen.4.9.6.  mine  honour  be  not  thou  united 
£aW.i  4. 17.  and  He  get  me  honour  upon  Pharaoh 
18.  when  I  have  gotten  me  honour  on  Phara. 
Num.  2  2. 1 7. promote  thee  unto  very  great  honour 
37.  indeed  to  promote  thee  to  honour 
24. 1 1 .1  thought  to  promote  thee  to  great  bono. 
Lord  hath  kept  thee  back  from  honour 
27.20.put  fome  of  thine  honour  upon  him,that 
DeHt.26. 19. which  he  hath  made  in  honour,  that 
J/tdg.4.9. (hall  not  be  for  thine  honour,  for  the 
13.17 .come  to  paffe,we  may  do  thee  honour 

2  Sam.6. zz.of  them  (hall  I  be  had  in  honour 

1  J^OT.3.13. 1  havealfo  given  thee  riches  Usjponour 

1  Chro.  1 6SSj.  glory  and  honour  .vet  in  his  prefence 

17.18.  More  ro  thee  for  the  honour  of  thy  ferv. 

29.1 2.boch  riches  and  honour  come  of  thee,and 

28.  in  an  old  agejfull  of  riches'  and  honour 

2  Chr.  1.1 1.  thou  haft  not  askriches,wealth,or  bo. 

1  i.and  lie  give  thee  honour,iuch  as  none  of 
I7.?.nnd  honour  in  abundance 
j 8. 1.  Jehoihaphat  had  riches  &  hon.in  abund. 
26.18.neith.mal  it  be  for  thine  honour  from  the 
3  2.27.H<riek.hid  much  riches  and  honour 
33.  inhab.of  Jeruf.did  him  honour  at  hisdea. 

Eft.  i.4.and  the  honour  of  his  excellent  Majefty 
20.  w  ives  (hall  give  to  their  husbands  honour 
6.3-whar  bon.  &  dignity  hath  bin  done  toMor. 
6.delight  to  do  honour,more  then  to  rny  felf 
8.i6.the  jewes  had  joy  and  honour 

fob  1 4. 2 1 .  his  fons  come  to  honour, and  he 

Pfal.j.j.  and 'lay  mine  honour  in  the  duft 

8. 5  •  haft  crowned  him  with  glory  and  honour 
a  1.5.  honour  and  majefty  haft  thou  laid  on  him 
26.8.place  where  thine  honour  &  welleth 
49. 1  i.neverthel.man  being  in  hon.  abideth  not 
20. man  th.it  is  in  honour,and  underftand.not 
66  2.fing  forth  the  honour  of  his  name 
71.8.  and  w  ith  thy  honour  all  the  day  long 
96.6.  honour  and  majefty  are  before  him 
104. 1. thou  art  cloathed  with  honour  &  majefty 
1 1 2. 9. his  horn  (hall  be  exalted  with  honour 
i4J5.Ilefpeakof  the  glorious  honour  of  thy 
149  9.thisfo»zfl«S'hrtveall  his  faints 

Pro.2.  i6.in  her  left  hand  riches  and  honour 
4. 8. (he  (hall  bring  thee  tohonour,  when 
5.9  left  thou  give  thine  honour  10  others 
8.i 8.  riches  and  honour  are  with  thee, yea 
1 1. 16. a  gracious  woman  retaineth  honour 
14.28.multit.of  people  is  the  Kings  honour, but 
1  j.  33.  and  before  honour  is  humilitie 

Chap.  1 8. 1 2. 
2c3.it  is  an  honour  for  a  man  to  ceafe  from 
21.21  .findeth  life,  righteoufnefle,and  honour 
22.4.  are  riches,and  honour ,and  life 
z  5.  2.  but  the  honour  of  Kings  is  to  fearch 
26.  i.fo  honour  is  not  feemly  for  a  fool 
8.fo  is  he  that  giveth  honour  to  a  fool 
29.2 3. but  honour  (hall  uphold  the  humb.in  fpir. 
31.25.  ftrength  and  honour  are  her  clothing,  & 

Ecckf.6.i.  a  man  to  whom  God  hath  given  honour 
10.  1.  that  is  in  reputation  for  wifdome  &  hon. 

fer.  3  3  9.  a  praife  and  an  honour  before  all  the  nar. 

Van.  2. 6.  ye  (hall  receive  rewards,&  great  honour 
4-30.  and  for  the  honour  of my  majefty 

3  6.  for  the  glory  of  my  kingdome,  m  ine  hon. 
5.1 8.  and  majefty,and  glory,  and  honour 
1 1 . 2 1 .  (hall  not  give  the  honour  of  the  kingdom 


Md.  1 . 6.  if  then  I  be  a  Fath.  where  is  mine  honour 
Mat.  1 3.57.3  prophet  is  not  without  honour, Cave 

Mark  6.4. 
John  4-44.that  a  Prophet  hith  no  honour  in  his 
5.41.I  receive  not  honour  from  men 

44.  can  ye  belee.  wch  receive  ton.  one  of  ano. 
&  feeknot  the  bon. which  cometh  fr.G. 
8.j4.ifl  honour  my  felfe,my  honour  is  nothing 
Rom.z.j.in  wel-doing,  feek  for  glory  and  honour 
10. but  glory,  and  honour,  and  peace  to  every 
9.21. to  make  one  veflel  unto  honour, Si  another 
12.10.  in  honour  preferring  one  another 
1 3.7. honour  to  whom  honour  is  due 

1  Cor. 1 2.23.  on  thefewe  beftow  moreabund.  hon. 

24.  having  given  more  abtind.  honour  to  that 

2  Cor. 6.8. by  honour  and  di(honour,by  evill 
Col.  2. 2  3. or  in  any  honour, xo  the  fatisfying  of 
1  Tbefo../^  in  fanctifieation  and  honour 

1  Tim.  1 . 1 7 .  the  only  wife  God  be  honour  &  glory 

5.17.  be  counted  worthy  of  double  honour 
6. 1 .  their  own  mafters  worthy  of  all  honour 
16.  to  whom  be  honour  and  power  everlaft. 

2  Tim.i. 20.  and  fome  to  honour,and  fome  to  difti. 

2 1  .he  (hall  be  a  veffell  of  honour 
Heb.i. 7. ctownedfi  him  with  glory  and  honour 
9.fuffering  death,crowned  with  glory  &  hon. 
3.3.  hath  more  honour  then  the  houfe 
5-4.no  man  taketh  this  honour  to  himfclf 

1  Prt.i.  7.  might  be  found  to  praife  and  honour 
3 .7  giving  honour  ro  the  wife,as  unto 

2  PfM.i7.received  from G«the  Fath. 2wz. 8c  glory 
Re^.4.9.when  thofe  beafts  give  glory  and  honour 

1 1  .to  receive  glory ,and  honour,  and  power 
5. 1 2,to  receive  honour, glory,  and  blefling 

1 3.faying,BleflGng,glory,fco».power  be  unto 
7.1 2.and  honour, &  power,&  might  be  unto  the 
i9.i.falvation,and  glory,  and  honour, Si  power 

7.  and  give  honour  to  him 
21.24.  do  bring  their  glory  and  honour  into  it 
i6.bring  the  glory  &  honour  of  the  nat.into 
Honour. 
Exod.zo.  1  z.honour  thy  father  and  thy  mother,that 

Deut.  5.16. 
Lev.  j  p.  1 5.  nor  honour  the  perfon  of  the  mighty 

3  2. and  honour  the  face  of  the  old  man,  and 
.ftfrfg.^.  wherewith  by  me  they  honour  G.  81  man 

1  S«».2.30.for  them  that  honour  me  He  honour 

1 5. 30. yet  honour  me  now,!  pray  thee 

2  SVz/0.10.3.  think  that  David  dothbon.  thy  father 

1  Chro.  19.3. 
£/2.6.6.whom  the  King  delighteth  to  honourfnow 
7. for  the  man  whom  the  K.delighteth  to  ho. 
9.  whom  the  King  delighteth  to  honour 

Verfe  11. 
to  the  man  whom  the  K.delight.tq  hon. 
Pfal. 9  1 . 1 5.I  will  deliver  him,and  honour  him 
Pro ,3  .^.honour  the  Lord  with  thy  fubftance 
lfa.zg.  1 3. and  with  their  lips  do  honour  me 
43.2o.be3ftof  the  field  (hall  honour  me 
58. 1 3. and  (halt  honour  him,not  doing  thine 
Dan.4. 3  7.and  honour  the  King  of  heaven 

11.3  8.  in  his  eftate  (hall  he  honour  the  God  of 
knew  notjfhall  he  hon.  with  gold  &  (ilv. 
Mat. if .^.honour  thy  father  and  mother,and  he 
6.and  honour  not  his  father  and  mother,he 
i^.i^.hmour  thy  father  and  mother,and  thou 
Mar.7.10.  honour  thy  father  and  mother,  &  whofo 
10. 19.  defraud  not :  honour  thy  father  and  mo. 
Lufe  18.20. 
John  5.23.  all  men  (hould  honour  the  Son, 

even  as  they  honour  the  Father 
8.49.  but  I  honour  my  Father,and  ye  diftionour 
54.if  I  honour  my  felf,  my  honour  is  nothing 
1 2.2&\him  will  my  Fasher  honour 
Eph.6.z.honour  thy  father  and  mother,which  is 
i  Tim.  f.  3.  honour  widows  that  are  widows  indeed 
1  Pet.z. 17. honour  aW  men,  love  the  brother-hood 
fear  Gadjwnour  the  King 
l^onoarafale. 
Gen. 34. 1 9. more  honourable  then  all  the  houfe  of 
Num.zz.i  5.and  more  honourable  then  they 

1  Sam.9.6.ind  he  is  an  honourable  man  that 

22.i4.and  ishonourable  in  thine  houfe 

2  Sam.z$.ig.yiashenotBK>fthonourabk  of  three 

2 3. he  was  move  homurab. then  the  thirty ,but 
2  King.  5. 1  .a  great  man  with  his  rnaftef  ,and  bmu. 


1  Chro.i,  9.  J.tbcz  was  more  honourable  then  his  br, 
1 1 . 2 1 .  of  th<-  three,he  was  more  honourab.  there 
25.  Ire  was  btnourable  among  the  thirty ,but 
Job  2Z.8. the  honourable  mm  dwelt  in  it 
P/a/.45.9.kings  dau.were  among  thy  honour  ab.y/o. 

1 1 1.3. his  work  is  honourable  and  glorious 
lfa. 3. 3.  and  the  honourable  man,  and  counfcllour 
5. and  the  bafe  among  the  honourable 
5. 1 3. and  their  honourable  men  are  famiflied 
9. 1 5. ancient  and  honourable, he  is  the  head 
23.8.traffiquers  are  the  honourable  of  the  earth 

9.  into  contempt  all  the  bonoura.oi  the  earth 
42.21  .and  make  it  honourable 
43-4.thou  haft  been  honourable, md  I  have 
5  8. 1 3. the  holy  of  the  Lord,  honourable 
Nah.j.  i  o.they  call  lots  for  her  honourable  men 
Ato\i4.4j . Jofeph  of  Arimath.an honourable  conn. 
Lu\e  14. 8. left  a  more  honourable  man  then  thou 
Alls  13.15.  Jevvsftirred  up  the  honourable  women 

17.12.  z\£o  of  honourable  women,  which  were 
1  Cor.  a.  1  o.but  ye  are  ftrong,ye  are  honourable 

i2.23.which  we  think  to  be  lefle  honour  able, on. 
Heb.  1 3 .4.marrifge  is  honourable  in  all.and 

l^onoareU. 
Exod.  1 4.4.  and  He  be  honoured  on  Pharaoh 
Pro.  1 3  .i8.he  that  regardeth  reproof  (hall  be  bonnu. 
27. 1 8.that  waitethon  his  mifter  (hall  be  honou. 
1/4.43.23.  neither  haft  thou  honoured  me  with  thy 
IiW2.i.8.all  that  honoured  her  defpife  her 

5.11.  father  of  Elders  were  not  honoured 
D3K.4.3  4.and  honoured  him  that  livech  for  ever 
Affi  28.  10.  who  a\(ohonottrcd  us  with  many  hon. 
1  Cor.  1 2. 16. or  one  member  be  honoured,a\\  the 
f^onours. 

Ails  28.  io.honoured  us  with  many  honours 

honour  eft. 
1  Sam.z.zo.and  honourcjl  thy  fons  above  me 

©cnouretr;. 
Pfal- 1 5.4-but  he  honoureib  them  that  fear  the  Lord 
Pro.  1 2.9.1s  better  then  he  that  hmoureth  himfelfe 

1 4. 3 1 .  but  he  that  bonouietb  him  hath  mercy  on 
Mai.  1 .6. a  fon  hmoureth  his  father,and 
Mat.  1 5.8.  and  honoureth  me  with  their  lips,but 
#*«/'. 7, 6. this  people  honoureth  me  with  their  lips 
Job.  5.23  .that  honoureth  not  the  Son,  honoureth  not 
8. 54.it  is  my  Father  that  honoureth  me 
l&onp. 
Gen.a,i.  1 1  .a  little  bony,  fpices,  mirrhe 
.E.W/.3.8.  a  land  flowing  with  milk  and  bony 

Ver.17.Ch. 13. 5.  &  3  3.3-Z^i'.20.24. 
Ato.14.8.  &  16.13,14.  Desf.6.3. 
&  11.9.&  26.9,15.8c  27.3.8c  31.20. 
Jofl).j.6.  Jer.n.^.  &  32.22. 
£3^.20.6,15. 
16.31.  like  wafers  made  with  bony 
Lev.z.  1 1.  he  (hall  burn  no  leaven,nor  any  bony  in 
Num.  1 3 .27.furely  it  floweth  with  milk  and  bony 
Deut.8.8.z  bnd  ofoyle,olive,  arid  Wy 

32.13  .he  made  him  to  fuck  bony  out  of  the  rock 
Judg.  1 4.8.and  hony  in  the  carkafle  of  the  lion 
9.told  not  them  he  had  taken  hony  out  of 
iS.what  is  fweeter  then  hony,snd  what  is 

1  Saw.  1 4. 2  5. and  there  was  hony  on  thegtound 

2  6.behold  the  bony  dropped,but  no  man 
29.becaufe  I  tafted  a  little  of  this  bony 
43 .1  did  but  tafte  a  little  bony  with  the 

2  Sam. 17. zy.znd  hony,and  butter,and  fheep,and 

1 1{pig.  14.3.  take  a  r  rufe  of  bony, and  go  to  him,he 
2  K'ng.  18.3  2.a  land  of  oyl,olive  and  boay,thst- 
2  Cbro.i  1. 5. and  hony,Si  of  all  increafe  of  the  field 
Job  20.17.  not  fee  the  brooks  of  bony  and  butter 
Pfal,  19.10.  fweeter  alfo  then  hony,  and  hony-comb 

8 1. 16. and  with  hony  out  of  the  rock  (hould  I 

119.103  .yea,fweeter  then  honyto  my  mouth 
Pro.  24.13  .my  fon,eat  thou  /wzy,becaufe  it  is  good 

2  5.  i6.haft  thou  found  hony  ?  eat  Co  much 

27.it  is  not  good  to  eat  much  hony 

Cant.q.  1 1  .bony  and  milk  are  under  thy  tongue 

5.1  .eaten  my  hony-combe  with  my  hony 
lfa.7. 1 5  .butter  and  hony  (hall  he  eat 

22.butter.  and  bony  (hall  every  one  eat  that 
/er.4i.8.and  ofbarley.and  ofoyle,andoffcony 
E"Ksk..  3-3.it  was  in  my  mouth  as  bony  for  fweetnes 

16. 1 3. thou  didft  eat  fine  flowre  and  hon* 
i9.and  oyl,and  bony,  wherewith  I  fed  thee 

27.1 7.and  bony, and  oyl,  and  balm 

Mot.i.q.his 


HOP        HOP 

Mat.^.^.his  meat  was  locufts  and  wild  toy 
Matty  i.6.did  eat  locufts  and  vti\dhony 
Kezuo.y  .(halbe  in  thy  mouth  fweet  as  hony 
io.it  was  in  my  mouth  fweet  as  hony 
Hong-combe- 
i  Sdw.14.27.and  dipt  it  in  a  hony-combe, md. 
Pfal.io.ioXweettt  alio  then  hony  and  hony-combe 
Prov.  5. 3.  lips  of  a  ftrange  wom.dropasan  hony-co. 
16.24.  p'leafant  words  ate  as  an  hony-combe 
24. 1 3  .&  the  bony-comb,  wch  is  fweet  to  the  tafte 
27.7.^11  foule  loatheth  an  hony -combe, but 
Cant. 4. 1  i.thy  lips  drop  as  the  hony-combe 

5. 1. eaten  my  hony-combe  with  my  hony 
Luty  24.42.gave  him  a  piece  of  an  hony-combe 

HooO$,, 
Ifa.  j. 2  3  and  the  /;a«fa,3nd  the  vailes 

Hoofe. 

£;wf.io.26.there  (hall  not  an  to/e  be  left  behind 
I*v.i  i.j.whatfoeverparteth  thefooo/,  &  is  cloven 
4. or  of  them  that  divide  the  hoofe 

but  divideth  not  the  hoofe,  he  isuncleane 
Chap.?. 6. 
7.though  he  divide  the  hoofe,3nd  be  cloven 
26.carkaffe  of  every  beaft  which  div.the  hoof 
De«f.i4.6.every  beafl  that  parteth  the  hoofe,  and 
7.or  of  them  that  divide  the  cloven  hoofe 

but  divide  not  the  hoofe, therefore  they 
8,becaufe  it  divideth  the  hoofe,  yet 
HoofeS 
j?Wg.f.22.then  were  the  horfe  hoofe  s  broken 
Pfal.69. 3 1 .  or  bullocke  that  hath  home  or  hoofes 
Ifa.  j. 2  8. their  horfes  hoof,  (halbe  counted  like  flint 
Jew  47. 3-at  the  noife  of  the  ftamping  of  the  hoo.of 
£3^.26. 1 1  .with  the  hoofes  of  his  horfes  (hall  he 

3  2. 1 3. nor  theto/*M  ofbeafts  trouble  them 
Micah  4. 1 3.  and  I  will  make  thy  hoofes  brafle  and 


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2 1(OT.i9.28.therefore  He  put  my  booty  in  thy  nofe 
fob  4 1. 1. draw  out  Leviathan  with  an  booty, or 

2.canft  thou  put  an  booty  into  hisnofe 
ifa.  3  7.29.  therefore  He  pur  mine  booty  in  thy  nofe 
Mat.  17.27.and  caft  an  booty  and  take  up  a  fifh 


£jrffrf.26. 3  2.their  fc0.1b.albe  of  gold  upon   Ve.27. 
27. 10.  the  hootys  of  the  pillars  (halbe  of  filver 
1 1. hootys  of  the  pillars,  and  fillets  of  filver 
1 7-their  hootys  (halbe  of  (ilver  and 
36.36.theu-  hootys  were  of  gold,and  he  caft 
38.5.  pillars  of  it  with  their  hootys,  and 
38.10.  hootys  of  the  pillars  were  filver 

Verfe  11,12,17,19. 
28. he  made  hootys  for  the  pillars,  and 
lfa.i. $.znd  their  fpeares  into  pruning  hootys 

1 8 .  {.cut  off  the  fprings  with  pruning  boo\.  and 
E^tyig.^.but  He  put  hootys  into  thy  chawes,  and 
3  8«4.and  put  hootys  into  thy  chawes,and 
40.43  .and  within  were  hootys,  and 
Joel  3. 10. and  your  pruning  hootys  into  fpears,let 
Amos  4.2.  that  he  will  take  you  away  with  hootys 
Micah  4. 3  .an  d  their  fpeares  into  pruning  hootys 

Hope. 

Ruth  i.i2.if  I  (hould  fay,I  bavzbope,  if  I 
E^ra  10.2.  yet  now  there  is  hope  in  Ifra.  concern. 
Job  4.6.uprightnc(Te  of  thy  wayes,and  thy  hope 
j  .i6.fo  the  poore  hath  hope,  and 
7.6.  my  dayesare  fpent  without  hope 
8. 1 3  .and  the  hypocrites  hope  (hall  perifh 

14.W  hofe  hope  (hall  be  cut  off,and 
1 1. 1 8. (halbe  fecure,  becaufe  there  is  hope 
20.their  hope  (halbe  as  the  given  up  of  the 

14.7  .for  there  is  hope  of  a  tree,  if  it 
i9.and  thou  deftroyeft  the  hope  ofman 

27.8  .for  what  is  the  hope  of  the  hypocrite 
4i.9.hehold  thehope  of  him  is  in  vaine 

Pfal.  78.7. that  they  might  fet  their  hope  in  God 

146.5 .wbofe  hope  is  in  the  Lord  his  God 
Pro.  10.28.bpc  of  the  righteous  (halbe  gladneffe 
1 1. j. the  hope  of unjuft  men  perifheth 
1 3 . 1  z.hope  deferred  maketh  the  heart  fick 
14.32.the righteous  hath  hope  in  hisdeath 
19.18.  chaften  thy  fon  while  there  is  hope 
■2.6. 1  t.there  is  more  hope  of  a  foole  then  of  him 
Chap.  29.20. 
Ecctef.9.4.  joyned  to  all  the  living,there  is  hope 
J/£.57.io.yetfaideft  thou  not, There  is  no  hope 
Jet.t.,%  5  .but  thou  faidft,Thcre  is  no  hope 


14.8.O  the  hope  of  Ifrael,the  Saviour  thereof 
1 7. 7 .and  whofe  hope  the  Lord  is 

13.O  Lord  the  hope  of  Ifrael ,  all  that 
18.12.they  faid,  There  is  no  hope,  but  we  will 
3 1.  i7.and  there  is  hope  in  the  end 
fo.y.even  the  Lord,  in  the  hope  of  their  fathers 
Lam.  3 . 2 1  .to  my  mind,  therefore  have  I  hope 

zo.ii fobe  there  may  be  hope 
E%etyio.^ .and  htthope  was  loft,  then  (he  tooke 

37.1 1. and  our  fctfpe  isloft,wearecutoff 
Hofea  2.15  .valley  of  Achor  for  a  doore  of  hope 
Joel  3. 1 6.Lord  will  be  the  hope  of  his  people,and 
Zecb.g.  1 2.the  ftrong  hold,ye  prifoners  of  bo,  even 
Alts  16.19.  when  her  matters  faw  that  the  hope  of 
2  3 .6.of  the  hope  and  refurreftion  of  the  dead 
24.  if. and  have  hope  towards  God 
26.6.and  am  judged  for  the  hope  of  the 

7.for  w'1'  hopes  fake,King  Agr.I  am  accufed 
z7.20.all  hope  that  we  (hould  be  faved  was 
28.2o.becaufe  that  for  the  hope  of  Ifrael  I 
R<v«.5.4.and  patience,experience :  and  exper.  hope 
y.and  hope  maketh  not  afhamed,  becaufe  the 
8.24.for  we  are  faved  by  hope 

but  hope  that  is  feen  is  not  hope 
1  j. 4.  comfort  of  the  Scriptures  might  have  hope 
1 3. that  ye  may  abound  in  hope  through 

1  Cfl/'.9.  lo.fhould  be  partaker  of  his  hope 

13.13  .and  now  abideth  faith,  hope,  charity 
1  5.19.01  this  life  onely  we  have  hope  in  Chrift 

2  Cor.  1. 7. and  our  hope  of  you  is  ftedfaft,knowing 

3 . 1 2. feeing  that  we  have  fuch  hope,  we 
10. 1  5 .having  fcape  when  your  faith  is  increafed 
Gal.f.  j. we  through  the  fpirit  wait  for  the  hope  of 
E/>fe.i.i8.mayknow  what  is  the  bo.of  his  calling 
z.i2.having  hope,znd  without  G.  in  the  world 
4.4.  as  ye  are  called  in  one  hope  of  your  calling 
Col.  1 .  j. for  the  ho.  wch  is  laid  up  for  you  in  heaven 
23  .not  moved  away  from  the  bo.of  the  Gof. 
27.which  is  Chrift  in  you>tbefe|p£  of  glory 
i  Thef.  i.^.nnd  patience  of  hope  in  our  Lo.Jef.Ch. 
1. 19.  for  what  is  our  hope,  or  joy,  or  crowne  of 
4.i3.forrow  not  even  as  others,wcbhavcrio  ho. 
?.8„and  for  an  helmet  the  hope  of  falvation 
2  Tfe/!2.i6.and  good  hope  through  grace 
1  Tim.1.1.  of  our  Lo.  Jefus  Chrift,wch  is  our  hope 
Titus  2. 1 3 .looking  for  that  blefled  hope, znd 
3.7-according  to  the  hope  of  eternall  life 
He&.3.6.rejoycing  of  the  hope  firmeto  the  end 
6. 1 1  .to  the  full  afiurance  of  hope  to  the  end 
1 8. to  lay  hold  on  the  hope  fet  before  us 
i9.wc'1  hope  we  have  as  an  anker  of  the  foul 
7.19.  the  bringing  of  a  betverbope  did  he  by 
1  Pet .  1 .3  .begotten  us  agairre  unto  a  lively  hope  by 
4 1  .that  your  faith  and  hope  might  be  in  God 
3.1  f.a  reafon  of  the  hope  that  is  in  you  wiih 
John  3 .3  .every  man  that  hath  this  ho.in  him,puri. 


f.2.andrejoyce  in  hope  of  the  glory  of  God 
8. 20. who  hath  fubjected  the  fame  in  hope 
i2.i2.rejoycingin  hope,  patient  in  tribulation 
if.  1 3. that  we  may  abound  in  bops  through 
1  C<v.9.io.that  he  that  ploweth  dial  plow  in  hope 
that  he  that  thrcfhcch  in  fo.fhould  be  pzrta. 
Titus  1. 2. in  bo.of  eternal  life  wch  Go.that  cannot 

My  3£orjC 
Job  1 7.. 1 5. and  where  is  now  my  hope 

as  for  my  hope,  who  (hall  fee  it 
19.10.and  mine  hope  huh  he  removed  like 
3  1. 24. if  I  have  made  gold  my  hope,  or 
•P/#/-39.7.wh3t  wait  I  for,  my  hope  is  in  thee 
7  i.f-for  thou  art  my  hope,  O  Lord  God 
1 1 9. 1 16. let  me  not  be  afhamed  of  my  hope 
Jcr.  17. 1 7.thou  art  my  hope  in  the  day  of  evill 
Lam.  3.18  .and  my  hope  is  perifhed  from  the  Lord ' 
Pfo/.i.20.according  to  my  hope  that  in  nothing,! 
HopeD, 

E(lh.  9.i.enemyofthe  jewes  bopedto  have  power 
Job  6.20.becaufe  they  had  hoped,  they  came 
P/«/.ii9.43.forI  have  hoped  in  thy  judgements 
74.becaufe  I  have  hoped  in  thy  word 
147 .and  tried  :  I  boped'm  thy  word 
i66.Lord,I  have  bopedfor  thy  falvation 
Jer.$  .2  3  .in  vain  is  falvation  hop.  for  from  the  hils 
Luty  2  3 .8 .  and  he  hoped  to  have  feen  fome  miracle 
Atlt  24.26.  he  hoped  alfo  tint  money  (hould  have 
2Co>'.8.j.and  this  they  did,not  as  vtehopedjbm 
Heb.i  1. 1. faith  is  the  fubftance  of  things  hoped  for  , 

Hopetlj, 
1  Cor.  1 3 .j.hopeth  all  things,  endureih  all  things 

Hophnf. 
1  Sam.  1.^. the  twofonsof  Eli,  Hofbnl  &  Phineas 

Chap.  4. 4. 
2.34.(haII  come  upon  thy  two  fons,Hophm  and 
^.n.Hophni  and  Phineas  were  flaine 

i7.thy  two  fons  Hophni  &  Phineas  are  dead 
Hoping, 
Luty  6.3  f  .and  \tnd,hoping  for  nothing  againe 
1  Tim.  3 .  iq.boping  to  come  unto  thee  fhortly 

Hoj. 

Mw8.20.22.and  came  unto  mount  Hor 

aj.Lord  (pake  to  Mof.&  Aar.in  mount  Hot 

2  f  .and  bring  them  up  into  mount  Rot 
i7.and  they  went  up  into  mount  Hot  in 

2i.4.they  journeyed  from  mount  Hor  by 
3  3 .27.and  pitched  in  mount  Hor  in  the  edge  of 
38. Aaron  the  prieftwentup  into  mount  Hot 

3  9. when  he  died  in  mount  Hor 

4i.and  they  departed  from  mount  Hor,  and 
34.7.point  out  for  you  mount  Hor 
8,from  mount  Hot  you  (hall  point  out 
Dent-i  i.fo.as  Aaron  thy  brother  died  in  mo.  Hor 

l^oiam. 
Jojhna  10.3  3.then  Ho/am  King  of  Gezer  caaie  up 


Job  6.1  i.what  is  my  ftrength  that  1  (hould  hope 
Pfal.zz.g.thou  didft  make  me  hope  when  I  was 
3  L24.aH  ye  that  hope  in  the  Lord 
33.18.upon  them  that  hope  in  his  mercy 

22.according  as  we  hope  in  thee 
3  8.  if. for  in  thee  O  Lord  doe  I  foefte  . 
42.5  .fco.thou  in  Go.for  I  fhal  yet  praife  Ve.i  1. 
43 .  f  .hope  in  God,  for  I  (Hall  yet  praife  him 
7 1.  i4,but  I  (hall  hope  continually,and  will 
1 19.49.on  which  thou  haft  caufed  me  to  hope 

8 1 .  but  I  hope  in  thy  word 
ir.4.tnou  art  my  (hield,  I  hope  in  thy  word 
130.5 .and  in  his  word  doe  I  hope 

y.let  Ifrael  hope  in  the  Lord,  for  with 
1 3  i.3.1et  Ifrael  bopein  the  L.from  henceforth 
1 47. 1 1. in  thofe  that  hope  in  his  mercy 
Ifa.  3  8 . 1 8  .into  the  pit,cannot  hope  for  thy  truth 
I0/0.3.2  4.therefore  will  I  hope  in  him 

26.good  that  a  man  (hould  both  bope,and 
E^.  1 3 ,6.and  they  have  made  others  to  hope 
Luty  6-34.1end  to  them  of  whom  ye  ho.to  receive 
ABs  26-7.ferving  God  day  and  night,  bo.  to  come 
Rom  8.24,what  amanfeeth,why  doth  he  yet  h.for. 

25.  if  we  hope  for  that  we  fee  not  ,then 
P/«/.2.23.him  therefore  I  hope  to  fend  preferitly 
1  Pet .  1 . 1 3  .be  fober,  and  hope  to  the  end,  for  i«he 

in  Hope, 
P[al.i6.o.my  fleftialfofhall  reft  in  ho.   Ac1.z.i6. 
&w».4.i8.whoagainft  hopebeleeved  inhope 


Exo.  3 . 1  .came  to  the  mounta.of  G .  even  to  Horeb 

i7.6.before  thee,there  on  the  rocke  of  Horeb 

3  3.6.  of  their  ornaments  by  the  mount  Horeb 

Deut.i  .2.eleven  dayes  journey  from  mount  Horeb 

6.Lord  our  God  fpake  to  us  in  Horeb 

i9.whcn  we  departed  from  Horeb,  we 

4-io.before  the  Lord  thy  God  in  Horeb,  when 

1  f  .Lord  fpake  unto  you  in  Horeb  out  of 
5. 2. made  a  covenant  with  us  in  Horeb 
9.8  .alfo  in  Horeb  ye  provoked  the  Lord  to 
i8.i6.defecdftof  the  Lord  thy  God  in  Hot.  in 
29.r.which  hemadewith  thsm  in  Horeb 

1  J^».8.9.which  Mofes  put  there  at  Horeb  when 

19.8. unto  Horeb  the  mount  of  God 

2  Cfc-.y.io.which  Mofes  put  therein  at  Honwhen 
PM106.19.they  made  a  calfe  in  Hoteb,  and 
Mal.^.n,.  which  I  commanded  unto  hin>  inHoteb 

Hfojtetn. 
70fe.19.38.and  Iron,  and  Migdal-el,H0ra8,  an 

j|c#agiogaO. 

Uum.ii-l 2-and  encamped  at  Horhtigidgad 
■>  2. and  they  went  from  Horhagidgad,  and 

H02(. 

Gw.36.22.  children  of  Lotan,  were  Hon 

1  Chron.  1. 39 
jo.thefe  are  the  Dukes  that  came  of  Hoti 
Num.i  3.?.  tribe  of  Simeon,  Shaphatfon  of  Hon 

Deut.i.  1 2.the  Harms  alfo  dwelt  in  Seir  before 

a  z.  when! 


HO  R 


HOR 


HOR        HOR 


HOR        HOR 


i2.when  he  deftroyed  theHorims  from  before 

Ge».j6.20.thefe  the  fons  of  Scir  the  Horite 
Elites. 

Gen. 1 n,.t.  and  the  Horitcs  in  their  mount  Seir 
1,6,%  i.  thefe  are  the  Dukes  of  the  Horite  s 

Vetfe  29. 

Num.  14.4  5.  difcomfited  them  even  to  Hormab 

z  1.  j. called  the  name  of  the  place  Hormah 
Deut.i.qq.de&toy  you  in  Seir  even  to  Hormah 
Jofhita  1  j.jo.and  Eltolad,and  Chefil,  &  Hormah 

19.4. and  Eltolad,  and  Betbul,  and  Hormab 
fudg.i.iy.  name  of  the  city  was  called  Hormab 
1  S<z/». 30. 3 o.to  them  which  were  in  Hormab,  and 
1  Cfcrc4.30.and  at  Bethuel,andat  Hormah,znd 

King  of  $o?ma5j. 
Jojhua  1 2. 14.dK  King  of  Hormah  one 

E.rod. 2 1. 29.exe  were  wont  to  pufh  with  his  home 

1  S<W2.2.i.mine  home  is  exalted  in  the  Lord 
icand  exalt  thehome  of  his  anointed 

16.  t  .fil  1  thine  home  w itfa  oyle,and  goe 

1 3 -.then  Samuel  tooke  the  home  of  oyle  >  and 

2  Sam.  2  2. 3.  and  the  home  of  my  falvation 

Pfal.  18.  z. 

1  I^is.i.j^.Zadoktheprkft  took  an  fc.of  oyle  out 
1  Cfe.jj.J.ihthe  words  of  God  to  lift  up  the  ho. 
fob  1 6. 1 5. and  defiled  my  home  in  the  dull 
Pfal.-r  $.4.  to  the  wicked  1/ft  not  up  the  home 
5. lift  not  up  your  home  on  high 
89. 17. in  thy  favour  our  home  fhalbe  exalted 
24.H1  my  name  fhall  his  borne  be  exalted 
92.10.my  Wtffhalt  thou  exalt  li&e  the  horn  of 
ii2.9.his  home  fhalbe  exalted  with  honour 
I3  2,i7.makethe/ww  of  David  tobud 
i48.i4.exalteth  the  home  of  his  people,the 
J er. 4%. if. the  home  of  Moab  is  cutofF3and 
I«;K.2.3.cutofFall  the  home  of  Ifrael 

1 7.fet  up  the  home  of  thine  adverfaries 
£^.29.2  1  .home  of  the  houfe  of  Ifra.to  bud  forth 
Dan.7.8.  among  them  another  little  home 

behold>  in  this  home  were  eyes  like  the 
1 1.  of  the  great  words  which  the  home  fpake 
20.even  of  that  borne  that  had  eyes,  and 
2i.fime  home  made  war  with  the  Saints,and 
8.5 .  goat  had  a  notable  home  between  his  eyes 
8.the  greatfetf'8  was  broken  :  andfor 
g.oneofthem  came  forth  a  little  home,and 
2  i.gteat  ho.thzt  is  between  his  eyesjis  the  K. 
Zech.  i.2i.which  lift  up  their  horn  over  the  land  of 
Lu\e  i.6$).raifed  up  an  home  of  falvation  for  us  in 
^O?tlE0  of  the  Altar,  See  %\UX. 

Gra.22.13.aram  caught  in  a  thicket  by  his  homes 
£«/.27.2.make  the  horns  of  it  on  the  four  corners 
his  homes  fhalbe  of  the  fame,  and 
29. 11.  put  it  on  the  homes oi  the  Altar 

Verf.  18,2  5 ,30.^.4.7.8:  8.iy.&9.p. 
3  o.z.homes  thereof  fhalbe  of  the  fame 
3. with  pure  gold  the  homes  thereof 
io.attoncment  on  the  ho.of  it  once  in  a  year 
37.2  j. the  homes  thereof  were  of  the  fame 

26. overlaid  with  gold  the  home sof  it 

3  8.2. made  the  horn,  thereof  of  the  four  corners 

the  homes  thereof  were  of  the  fame,and 

Veut-i  3.  iy.his  homes  are  like  the  hor. of  Unicorns 

1  Kin. 1. 50.  caught  hold  on  the  horns  of  the  Altar 

J 1. he  hath  caught  hold  on  the  hor.oi  the  Al. 

22.1 1. made  himhomes  of  iron,  and  he  faid 

zChron.  18.10. 
Pfa.zz. 21. heard  me  from  the  ho.of  the  Unicornes 
69.3  i.orbullocke  that  hath  homes  or  hoofes 
7  $.io.bomcs  of  the  wicked  will  I  cut  off  ' 

homes  of  the  righteous  fhalbe  exalted 
1 1 8, 27. even  unto  the  homes  of  the  Altar 
/cm  7.1. and  upon  the  homes  of  the  Altars 
£•^.17. 1 $.  thee  for  a  prefent  ho.of  Ivory  &  Ebony 
34.2i,pufht  all  the  difeafed  with  your  homes 
43.1 5. from  the  Alt.&  upward  fhalbe  four  hor. 
2o.andputit  on  the  four  homes  of  it>  and 
Dan.j .7 .and  it  had  ten  homes 

8.1  considered  the  homes,  and  there  came  up 

three  of  the  firfl  fo^.pluckt  up  by  the  roots 

20.  &  of  the  ten  homes  that  were  in  his  head 

24.the  ten  horns  are  ten  Kings  that  fhal  arife 

I   _• 


8. 3. ram  w<b  had  two  ho.8c  the  two  fc.were  high 
6.  he  eame  to  the  ram  which  had  two  homes 
7.fmote  the  ram,and  brake  his  two  homes 
20.ram  having  two  /w.are  the  kings  of  Med. 
Amos  6. 1 3  .have  we  not  taken  to  us  homes  by 
Micah  4. 1 3. for  I  will  make  thy  homes  iron,and 
#(26.3.4. he  had  fcorawcommingout  of  his  hand 
Zeeh.  1 . 1 8 .1  faw,and  behold  foure  homes 

19. thefe  are  the  Jw.which  have  fcatter.Judah 

Verfe  21. 

2 1 .  to  caft  out  the  hotmes  of  the  Gentiles 

Rev. 5. 6.  flood  a  lambe  having  feven  homes,  and 

9. 1 3 . 1  heard  a  voice  from  the  foure  hor.  of  the 

1 2.3  .a  great  red  drag.having  fev-heads  &  ten  ho. 

13.1.  a  bead  arife  having  ten  hor.  &  on  his  hor. 

1 1.  and  he  had  two  homes  like  a  lambe 

17.3-on  a  fcarlet  coloured  beaft  having  ten  ho. 

7. which  hath  the  feven  heads  &  the  ten  hor. 

1 2. ten  hor.  which  thou  faweft  are  ten  kings 

16. ten  hor.v/ch  thou  faweft  on  the  bcaft,tbcfe 

Kammes  l&oineS. 

/0/&.J.4.  prieft  fhall  bear  feven  trum.of  rams  hor. 

5-when  they  make  alongblaft  wththera.£w. 

6.1et  feven  prieftsbear  fev.trump.of  rams  ho. 

8.bearing  the  feven  trump.of  rams  /w.paffed 

Verfe  1 3 . 

I&oirtct,  Or  ^Otflttg. 

Exod,zj.z$.  and  He  fend  hornets  before  thee,w<h 

Deut .7. 20.L0.thy  G.wil  fend  the  foa.among  them 

fofh.zq.  1 2.and  I  fent  the  hornet  before  you  which 

i&ojonaint. 

1  fa.  1  5.  5. in  the  way  of  Horonaim  they  fhall  raife 
Jcr.48.  3. voice  of  crying  fhalbeH0*mzwK;fpoiling 

5. in  the  going  down  oPHorona.  the  enemies 
34>uttered  their  voice  from  Zoar  even  to  Ho . 

Neb.  z.  1  o.  when  Sanballat  the  Horonite  heard  of  it 

Verfe  19. 
1 3.18.  Eliafhib  was  fon  in  law  to  San.the  Hor. 

Pfil.i  1.6.0a  the  wicked  he  fhall  rain  an  /w.tetnp. 
40.2.me  up  alfo  out  of  an  horrible  pit 

/(?>'. 5". 3ca  horrible  thing  is  committed  in  the  land 
18.13.vir.0flfra.hath  done  a  very  horrible  thing 
23.1 4.feen  in  the  prop.of  Jeruf.a  horrible  thing 

Hof.6.  io.feen  an  horrible  thing  in  the  houfe  of  Ifr. 

Jer.z.  1 2.be  horribly  affraid,0  ye  heavens  at  this 
E^f.3  2.io.their  kings  fhalbe  horrib.afraid  for  thee 

I§o;roar. 
Gen.  1 5. 1 2.an  her/our  of  great  darkneffe  fell 
P/ij/.^.^.and  honour  hath  overwhelmed  me 

1 19. a. honour  hath  taken  hold  on  me 
£^£.7.i8.and  honour  fhall  cover  them 
f^ojfe-backc. 

2  Kjn.g. 1 8  .there  wc  nt  one  on  horf-ba.to  meet  him 
ip.he  fent  out  a  fecond  on  horfe-bac\e,  which 

Eftber  6. 9. and  bring  him  on  borfe-bocfe through 

1 1  .and  brought  him  on  horfe-bac\{e  through 

8.  io.and  fent  letters  by  pofls  on  horfe-bac\e 

ii?oife. 

Gcra.49.  1 7.in  the  path  that  biteth  the  horfe  heeles 

Exod.i  5. zi. horfe  and  his  rider  he  hath  throwne 

Judg.  f.zz.then  were  the  horfe  hoofes  broken 

1  rv.itf.10.29.an  horfe  for  a  hund-&  fifty  fhek. of  fil. 
2o.20.Bcnhad.efcaped  on  a  ho.wth  the  horfmen 

2  5. that  thou  haft  loft  horfe  for  horfe,and 

2  Chro.i, i?.an  hor.fot  a  hundr.&  fifty  fhek.of  fil. 
Eflh.6.8.let  the  fco.that  the  ki.rideth  on  be  brought 

9-let  his  apparel  &  ho.be  deliver.to  the  hand 
io.and  take  the  apparell  and  the  ho.  as  thou 
1 1.  then  took  Ham.the  ap.&  the  ho.8i  araied 
Job  59.18  .fhe  fcorneth  the  horfe  and  his  rider 

i9.hafl  thou  given  the  horfe  ftrength,haft 
Pfal.  3  2.9.  be  not  as  the  horfe  or  mule  which 
33. 17. an horfeis  a  vaine thing  forfafety 
76.6".cbaret  &  horfi  are  caft  into  a  dead  fleep 
i47.io.delighteth  not  in  the  ftrength  of  the  h. 
Pro.  21.31, horfe  is  prepared  againft  the  day  of  bat. 

2^.3. a  whip  for  the  horfe,*  bridle  for  the  affe 
lfa.4 3. i7.which bringeth  forth  the  charet  &  ho.the 

63.1 3.  led  them  thorow  the  deep  as  an  horfe 
fer,S.6..zs  the  horfe  rufheth  into  the  battell 

5 1.2 1  .with  thee  wil  I  break  in  pieces  the  ho.  & 
Amos  2. 1 5, neither  fhal  he  that  rid.the  hor.  deliver 
Zech.  i.8.  behold  a  man  riding  on  a  red  horfe,8c  he 


9. 1  o.He  cut  off  the  horfe  from  Jerufalcm 
10. 3. made  them  as  his  goodly  ho.in  the  battell 
12. 4. He  fmite  every  bo.wuh  allonifhmcnt;and 
fmite  every  k>.of  the  people  with  blindnes 
1 4. 1 5X0  fhalbe  the  plague  of  the  horfe  of 
Kev.6.  i.l  faw.and  behold  a  white  horfe,  and  he 
4-thcre  went  out  another  horfe  that  was  red 
5. and  I  bcheld,and  loe  a  black  hor.  &  he  that 
8,1  looked,  and  behold  a  pale  horfe,and  his 
14.20.even  unto  the  horfe  bridles  by  the  fpace 

19.1  i.l  (aw  hea.opened,&  behold  a  white  hor. 
1 9. to  make  war  aga.him  that  fete  on  the  hor. 
2 1  .with  the  fword  of  him  that  fate  on  the  ho. 

police. 

Gen.4j.1-. in  exchange  for  horfes,  for  flockes 
Exod.g.$  .hand  of  the  Lord  is  upon  the  horfes  on 
Deat.17.16.fhaU  not  multiply  horfes  to  himfeife 
to  the  end  that  he  ihould  multiply  horfes 

1  f(.i«g.4.28.b?.rley  alfo  and  ftraw  for  the  horfes 
10.2$ .and  armcur,and  fpices,Jw/M,and  mules 

28. Solomon  had  horfes  brought  out  of  Egypt 
1 8. 5. to  fave  the  horfes  and  mules  alive 
22.4.and  my  horfes  as  thy  borfes,znd  2  ifjtf.3.7. 

2  2\i^2.i  i.appeftr /w.of  fire,&  parted  Elijah  &Eli. 
5.9/0  Naaman  came  with  his  horfes  find 
7.7.  they  left  their  horfes  and  fled  for  their  life 

10. neither  voice  of  man  but  horfes  tied  ,  and 

1 3. let  fome  take  five  of  the  /w.that  rcmaine 

14.  they  tcoke  therefore  two  charet  hor.  and 

9.33.  of  her  blond  was  fprinkled  on  ihe  ho.  and 

1  i.id.by  the  which  the  bo. came  into  the  K.ho. 

14.20.and  they  brought  him  on  horfes,%nd 

1 8. 2  3  .He  deliver  the  twenty  thouf.to.if  thou  be 
23.11.  he  tooke  away  the  /w.that  the  kings  of 

2  Chr.  1.1 6. Solomon  had  ho. brought  out  of  Egypt 

I7.and  fo  brought  they  out  horfes  for  all 

p.24.of  fpices, horfes,  and  mules,a  rate  yeare  by 

28.  they  brought  to  Solo,  horfes  out  of  Eey. 

25. 28. and  they  brought  him  upon  horfcs,znd 

E^i-az.66. their  horfes  werefev.hundr.&  thirty  fix 

Neh.  7. 68. 
Ecclef.  10,7.1  have  feen  fervants  upon  horfes,  and  • 
Z/tf.2.7.their  land  is  alfo  full  of  /;o//M,neither 
5.28.their/;w/?5hoofs  fhalbe  counted  like  flint 
30.16.for  we  will  flee  upon  horfes 
3 1. 1. and  flay  on  horfes,and  truft  oncharets 

3. and  theiihorfes  flefh  and  not  fpirit 
36.8. and  I  will  give  thee  two  hundr.fe.if  thou 
Jer.q.  1 3 .  his  horfes  are  fwifter  then  eagles 
j. 8. they  were  as  fed  horfes  in  the  morning 
^•23. and  they  ride  on  horfes  fet  in  array 
8.  i6".fnorting  of  his  horfes  was  heard  from 
1 2.  j. then  how  canft  thou  contend  with  horfes 
46.4.harneffe  the  horfes, Ik  get  up  the  horfemen 
47-3.of  the  (lamping  of  the  hoofes  of  his  horfes 
50.42. and  they  fhall  ride  upon  horfes,e\ery 
j  i.27.cau('e  her  horfes  to  come  to  us,as  the 
£^.17. 1 5. that  they  might  give  him  horfes,  and 
23 .6.  horfemen  riding  upon  bmfes       Ver.  12. 
20.whofe  iffue  is  like  the  iffue  of  horfes 
23.  all  of  them  riding  upon  horfes 

Chap.  38.  15. 

26.  io.of  the  abundance  of  his  horfes,  their  dud 

1 1.  with  the  hoofes  of  his  horfes  fhal  he  tread 

27.14.  traded  in  thy  faires  witf \horfes &  horf. 

3  8. 4. bring  thee  forth  &  all  thine  army,  horf.8c 

Hof.i.y.not by  battel,nor  by  W.nor by  horfemen 

i4.j.we  will  not  ride  upon  horfes,  neither 
Joel  2.4.3s  is  the  appearance  of  horfes%znd 
Amos  4.  io.and  have  taken  away  your  horfes,3ad 

6. 1 2. fhall  horfes  run  upon  the  rocke 
Micah  j.io.that  I  will  cut  off  thy  borfes  cat  of 
Hab.  1. 8. their  horfes  are  fwifter  then  leopards 
3. 8. that  thou  did  ride  on  thine  horfes,  and 
1  S.walke  thorow  the  feas  with  thine hafes 
H<?.g.2.22.andthe  borfesznd  their  riders  fhal  come 
Zech.!.?,. behind  him  were  there  three  red  borfes 
6.2.firft  charet  red  Jw.fecond  charet  black  borf. 
3.  third  cha.white  fco.fou.  cb.grizld&  bay  b. 
6.  black  horfe s  which  are  therein  gee  forth 
io.f.riders  on  horfes  fhalbe  confounded 
i4.2o.uponthebelsofthefco/;/2r,Holinefleto 
fam.$. 2.y/e  put  bits  into  the  horfe s  mouths,that 
Rev.p.7.viete  like  unto  borfes  prepared  to  battell 
i7.thus  I  faw  the  hmfes  in  the  virion 

heads  of  the  horfes  were  as  the  heads 
1 8 . 1 3  .merchan- 


HOR         HOR 


H  O  S 


HO  S 


HO  S        HO 


18.13.  merchandife  of  beafts  &  flieep  &  horfes  j  Mar\e  1  r  .9.faying,HflyS#2&z,bleffed  is  he  that 
19. 1 4.followed  himon  white  horfes,clothed      j  John.  1  z.x  3^cryed,Hfl/tbleiTed  is  the  King  of  Ifrael 


i8.and  the  flefh  of  horfes,  and  of  them  that 
feoifesf  ioyned  with  Charets,  See  C&a«t0, 
legate, 
a  rtro.23 .  1  f  .come  to  the  entring  of  the  borfgahy 
Neh.z.zS  .from  above  the  borfgate  repaired  they 
7e/.  ,  j  4o.unto  the  corner  of  the  borfgate  towards 
'  ©oitleect). 

Pw.  30.1  y  .the  fcflr/tok  hath  two  daughters,faying 
^oilman. 

z  K.OT.9.17.&  Joram  fald>Take  an  twfw?  &  ^cnd 
2v7ife«8  }  .i-borfrnm  lifteth  up  both  the  bright 

$o?fmen. 
Ge».f  0,9'  went  up  with  him  charets  and  borfmen 
Exod.  14-9.aU  the  Jw//»e»  and  army  of  Pharaoh,& 
1  y.get  me  honour  upon  his  boyfmers 
1 8. gotten  me  honour  upon  his  horfmen 
z  3.  midft  of  the  fea  all  Pharaoh  &  his  borfm. 
26.  that  the  waters  may  come  on  his  borfmen 
28  .and  covered  the  charets  and  borfmen 
i  j.  1 9.and  with  his  borfmen  into  the  fea 
/o/&.24.6.and  borfmen  unto  the  red  fea 

1  Sam. 8. 1 1.  and  to  be  his  borfmen,mi  fome 

j  j .  f.and  fixe  thoufand  borfmen,  and  people,as 

2  Sam.  1 .6.  and  borfmen  followed  hard  after  them 

8 .4.Dav.took  from  him  feven  hanir.horfmei7,&. 
10.18.&  flew  forty  thoufand  borfmen,md 

1  Kjn.i  -f  -he  prefented  him  charets  and  borfmen 

4.z6.Solomon  had  twelve  thoufand  bmfmen 
g.  1 9.and  cities  for  his  borfmen,  and 

12.  and  rulers  of  his  borfmen 
1  o.  16.  Solomon  gathered  charets  and  borfmen 
and  he  had  twelve  thoufand  boifm.whom 
20.  zo.Ben.efcaped  on  a  horfe  with  his  borfmen 

2  Kjn.i.  1  z.  the  charets  of  Ifrael,  &  borfm.  thereof j 

13 .7.but  fifty  horfmcn,md  ten  charets,  and 

14.O  my  father,  the  borfmen  of  Ifrael 
18.24.put  thy  truft  on  Egypt  for  borfmen 
I  Cfcro.i8.4.David  tooke  from  him  fev.  thouf.Jw. 
i9.6.to  hire  them  charets  and  borfmen  out  of 


fjofea/ometime  read  jJDfee. 
Hof.i .  1. word  of  the  Lord  that  came  to  Hofea  the 
a.beginning  of  the  word  of  the  Lo.  by  Hofea 
Lord  faid  unto  Hofea,Goe  take  unto  thee 
&H8.9.2 y.as  he  faith  alfo  in  Ofee,  I  will 

Hofen. 
Daw.  3. 21. bound  in  their  bofen  and  hats 
Cjofyatafj. 

2vV&.  1 2.3  2.and  after  them  went  Hojhaiah 
Jer.^i.i.znd  Jezaniahthe  fon  of  Hofbaiah,Mi 
43.2.then  (pake  Azariah  fon  of  Hofbaiab,  and 


Dcut.i  2.44.he  and  Hofhea  the  fons  on  Nun 
2  Kpt.  1  f.-$o.Hofhea  fon  of  Elah  made  a  confpiracy 
X7.i.yeareof  Ahaz  began  Hojhea  to  reigne 
3. and  Ho/fea became  his  fervant,  and 
4.King  of  Affyria  found  confpiracy  in  Hofh. 
6.in  the  ninth  year  of  Hofhea  the  King  of 
1 8. 1. in  the  third  year  of  Hofhea  that  Hezekiah 
9.which  was  the  feventh  year  of  Hojhea  the 
io.that  is  the  ninth  year  of  Hofhea,King  of 
1  Chro.zj. zo.of  the  children  of  Ephraim,HoJfea 
2vefe.io.23.Ho/&M,Hananiah,  Hafhub  fealed 

^ofpitalitp. 
K0w.12.13.to  the  neceidity  of  Saints  given  to  hof. 
i  Ti^.z.given  to  hofptality,  apt  to  teach 
Titus  1. 8. but  a  lover  of  hofpitality,  a  lover 
1  Ptf.4.9.ufe  hofpkalky  one  to  another 


Lu\t  10.3  f . and  gave  them  to  the  boJi,8c  faid,Take 
Rflff».i6.23.Gaiusmine  fco/?,&  of  the  whole  Chur. 


i  Kin.  T4.i4.tooke  all  the  boftages,mi  returned  to 
zCbron.  zj.24. 

Gen.z.i .earth  was  finiftied  and  all  the  befte 
21-22.  Pichol  chiefe  captaine  of  his  hofte 

Verfe32 
32.2,  this  is  Coishofte 


2  Cbro.  x.14.  Solomon  gathered  charets  &  htrrfmen   Sarorf.14.4Jle  be  honoured  on  all  his  fo>j?i 


and  twelve  thoufand  borfmen,^  hich 
8.6.and  the  cities  of  the  horfmenpnd 

9.  and  captains  of  his  charets  and  bmfmen 
9.2  j.SoIo.had  twelve  thoufand  borfmen,vihom 
12.3  .with  threefcore  thoufand  borfmen 
i6.8.witb  very  many  charets  and  borfmens  yet 
E-*ra  8.22 .and  borfmen  to  help  usagainft 
Neh.1.9.  now  the  King  had  fent  borfmen  with  me 
7/4.11.7.  he  faw  acharetwithacoupleof  borfmen 
9«here  commeth  a  couple  of  borfmen 
22.6.with  charets  of  men,a.ni  borfmen 

j. borfmen  (hall  fet  themfelves  in  array 
28.28.nor  bruife  it  with  borfmen 
3 1. 1. and  in  horfmen,bcczafe  they  are  ftrong 
36".Q.put  thy  truft  on  Egypt  foi  borfmen 
Je >,.4.z9.wholc  city  (hall  flee  for  the  noife  of  hor. 

46.4.and  get  up  ye  borfmen,  and  ftand 
E^efc.  23.6.fco/;/we»ridingupon  horfes 

Verfe  12. 
z^./.and  with  charets,  and  with  horfmen,md 

I  o.wals  fhall  fhake  at  the  noife  of  the  borfm. 
27.14.with  horfes,fcfl>/flK»,and  mules 
38.4.andfcfli"/5»e»,all  of  them  clothed  with 
Das.  1  i.40.againft  him  with  charets  &  borfmen 3Si 
Hof.  1 .7.nor  by  horfes,nor  by  borfmen 
Joel  2.4.and  as  horfmen,(o  (hall  they  run 
Ha&.i.8.and  their  borfmen  (hall  fpread  themfelves 
tbtix  hwfmen  (hall  come  from  farre 
Afis  2 3. 2 3. and  fe)*//8e»,threefcore  and  ten,  and 

3  2.morrow  they  left  the  borfmen  to  goe 
Rev.9.  i6.number  of  the  army  of  the  borfmen  were 

$?ofarj,Or$ofa. 
fojb.19.19.mi  the  hofte  turneth  to  Hofab,  and 
1  Cfefl.16.38.and  Hofab  to  be  porters 


a6.io.alfo  Hofahoi  the  children  of  Merari 
1  i.fons  and  brethren  of  Hofa  were  thirteene 
1 6.to  Sbuppim  and  Hofa  the  lot  came, 
$ofama. 
x  Cbro.i<\B.Jcc&mi3.rt,Hofama,  andNedabiah 

$ofatma. 
Mat.  2  i.9.faying,Hfl/«J8a  to  the  Son  of  David 

Vetfe  1  f . 

in  the  name  of  the  Lord,Ho/2f».in  the  higheft 

[Mark*  "• 10- 


I7.gct  me  honour  upon  all  his  hope 
i4.Lord  looked  to  the  hofte  of  the  Egyptians 
.  and  troubled  the  hofte  of  the  Egyptians 
s8.and  covered  all  the  hofte  of  Pharaoh 
16.13.the  dew  lay  round  about  the  hofte 
2v"«?w.2.4.his  hofte  &  thofe  that  were  numbr.thereof 
Verfe6,8,n,  13,17,19,21,23^6^8,30. 
4. 3. all  that  enter  into  the  hofte  to  doe 
10.14.and  over  his  hofte  was  Nahfhon  the 

1  j.over  the  hofte  of  Iffachar,  was  Natha  neel 
i6.over  the/50/fe  of  Zebulon,Eliab 

1 8. over  the  hofte  of  Reuben ,  was  Elixur 
19-over  the  hofte  of  Simeon,  was  Shelumiel 
20.overthe  hofte  of  Gad,  was  Eliafaph 
22.  over  the  hofte  of  Ephraim,was  Elifhama 
23  .over  the  hofte  of  Manaffes,was  Gamaliel 
i4.over  the  hofte  of  Benjamin,  was  Abidan 

2  j.bver  the  hofte  of  Dan,was  Ahiezer 
26 .over  the  hofte  of  A(her ,  was  Pagiel 
27.over  the  hofte  of  Naphtali,was  Ahira 

g  i.r4.Mofes  was  wroth  with  the  offe.of  the  ho. 
48.ofFe.which  were  over  thoufands  of  the  ho. 
Deut.z.i  5. to  deftroy  them  from  among  the  hofte 
4.  i9.cven  all  the  hofte  of  heaven,(houldeft 
23.9.when  the  ho.  goeth  forth  aga.thine  enemy 
Jofb.  1 . 1 1  .paffe  thorow  the  hoftet8c  com. the  people 
|.2.that  the  offering  went  thorow  the  hofte 
j.i4.but  as  captain  of  the  hofte  of  the  Lor.aml 
1 5.  captain  of  the  Lords  hofte  faid  to  Jofhua 
8.13.  even  all  the  bofte  that  was  on  the  north. 
18.9.10  Jofhua,  to  the  hofte  ac  Shiloh 
,f«rfj.4.z.captain  of  whofefe>/2e  was  Sifera 

1  y.  Lord  difcomfited  Sifera  and  all  hisbofle 
i6.Barak  purfued  after  the  hofte  toHarofheth 
all  the  hofte  of  Sifera  fell  on  the  edge 
7.1X0  that  the  hofte  of  the  Midian.were  on  the 
8.  and  the  hofte  of  Mid.  was  beneath  Gideon 
9-arife ,  get  thee  down  to  the  bofte,fot  I  have 
lo.with  Phurah  thy  fervant,  down  to  the  ho. 
1 1. (lengthened  to  goe  downe  to  the  bofte 

outfideof  the  arm.men  that  were  in  the  b. 
X  3-cake  of  barley  bre.tum.into  the  ho.of  Mi. 
i4.God  delivered  Midian  and  all  the  We 
15.  returned  into  the  bofte  of  Ifrael,  and  faid 


delivered  into  your  hand  the  bofte  of  Mid" 

2 1. all  the  hofte  ran  and  cryed3and  (led 

22.due,  mans  fword  ag.his  fel.thorow  the  h. 

and  the  hofte  fled  to  Bethfliittah  in 

8.x  i.Gideon  fmote  the  bafte^ox.  the  fe.was  fee. 

1  z.Gideon  difcomfited  all  the  bofte 

1  Sam.  1 1 . 1 1  .they  came  into  the  hofte  in  the  morn. 

1  i.9.hand  of  Sifera  capta.  of  the  hofte  of  Hazor 
14. 1  j. there  was  trembling  in  the  hofte 

19.  noife  that  was  in  the  hofte  of  the  Philifc. 

48.and  he  gathered  an  hofte  and  fmote 

So.name  of  the  captain  of  Sauls  ho.  was  Ab. 

1 7. 20.Da.came  to  the  tre.  as  the  bo.  was  going 

46.give  the  cark.ofthe^fl.ofthe  Philift.unto 

5  j. he  faid  to  Abner  capt.of  the  hofte,  Abner 

26.?.Abner  captain  of  the  hofte,m&  Saul  lay  in 

28-f  •  when  Saul  faw  the  bofte  of  the  Philift.  he 

i9.the  Lo.alfo  fhall  deliver  the  bo.oi  If.into 

29.6.  thy  coming  in  within  the  bofte  is  good  in 

a  Saw.2.8.Abner  capta.  of  Sauls  bofte,tock  Ifhbo. 

3.23.Joab  &  all  the  faj.that  was  with  him  were 

% .24.to  fmite  the  hofte  of  the  Philiftines 

8.9.thatDav.badfmittena!lthe^eoftfadad 

1  £.Joab  was  over  the  fco/fe,Jehofha.recorder 

io.7.fentJoab  and  al  thereof  the  mighty  men 

16.  Shobach  cap.of  the  hofte  of  Hadad  went 

1 8.Dav.  fmote  Shobach  captain  of  their  hofte 

17.  zj.Abfa.made  Amafa  capt.of  the^.in  (lead 

19. 1 3 ,  if  thou  be  not  captain  of  the  hofte  before 

20.  z  3 .  Joab  was  over  all  the  hofte  of  Ifrael 

2  3 .  i6.the  three  mighty  men  brake  thor.the  b.oi 
24,2.  King  faid  to  Joab  cap.  of  the  hofte  which 

4.word  prevailed  aga.  the  captains  of  the  ho. 
Joab  &  thecaptaines  of  the  hofte  went 

1  ^?».x.ip.hath  called  Joab  captain  of  the  ho.  but 

z  j. hath  called  the  captaines  of  the  hofte,  and 

2,32.10  wit,  Abner  captain  of  the  hofte  of  Ifrael 

and  Amafa  captain  of  the  hofte  of  Judah 

3  J.David  put  Ben.in  his  roome  over  the  ho. 
4.4-Benaiah  was  over  the  hofte,  and  Zadok,  & 
1 1. 1  f.and  Joab  captain  of  the  hofte  was  gone 

2 1.  that  Joab  the  captain  of  the  bo.  was  dead 
16.16.alllfra.made  Omri  captaine  ofthehofte 
20.i.Benha.gathered  all  his  hofte  together,  and 
zz.34.can7  me  out  of  the  fca.for  I  am  wounded 

36.there  went  a  proclamation  thorow  thefe>. 

2  Kin.  3  ,g.and  there  was  no  water  for  the  hofte 

4.1 3  .you  be  fpoken  for  to  the  captain  of  the  bo. 
5 . 1  .Naaman  capt.of  the  fe>.of  the  King  of  AiT. 
6.  i4.therefore  fent  he  a  great  bofte 

1  j. behold  an  bofte  compaffed  the  city 

Z4.that  Benhadad  gathered  all  his  hofte,  and 
7.4.  and  let  us  fall  into  the  hofte  of  the  Syrians 

6.Lord  had  made  the  bofte  of  the  Syrians  to 
to  heare  a  noife  of  a  great  hoft 

i4.King  fent  after  the  hofte  of  the  Syrians 
9.7.  the  captaines  of  the  hofte  were  fitting,  and 

1  i.i  j.Jehoi.  comman.  the  officers  of  the  bo.tk 
i8.i7.witbagreat£o/&againft  Jerufalem 

2  j.  t  .Nebuch.came,&  all  his  befte  againft  Jem. 

19.&  the  principall  fcribe  of  the  bofte}v/bkh 
1  Chro.9.  io.and  their  father  being  over  the  bofte  of 

1  s  .1  %hofte  of  the  Philiftines  encamped 

1 8.the  three  brake  thorow  the  ho.of  the  Phil. 
1z.14.fons  of  Gad  captain  of  the  hofte,  one  of 

2 1  .and  were  captaines  in  the  hofte 

2  z.till  it  was  a  great  hofte  like  the  ho.  of  Gad 
14. 1  c.to  fmite  the  hofte  of  the  Philiftines 

16.  they  fmote  the  hofte  of  the  Philift.  from 
18.9.  how  David  had  fmitten  the  ho.  of  Hadad 

1 5  Joab  was  over  the  hofte,  Jehofha.recorder 
1 9.8. fent  Joab  and  all  the  hofte  of  the  mighty 

16.  Shobach  captain  of  the  hofte  went  before 

i8.killed  Shobach  capt.of  thereof  Hadad 
25. i.David  &  the  captain  ofthe/;o/?efeparated 

2  6.  z6.captain  of  the  hofte  had  dedicated 

27.3  .chiefe  ofall  the  captaines  of  the  hofte,  for 

5.third  cap.of  the  fei.for  the  thi.mon.was  Be. 
2  Cbro.  14-9.aga.them  Zerah  with  an  ho.of  one  th. 

1 3  .they  weredeftr.before  the  L.&  bef.his  ho. 
16.7. hofte  of  the  King  of  Syria  efcaped  out  of 

8. Ethiopians  and  Lubims  a  huge  hofte 
18.33  .cany  me  out  of  the  hofte  for  I  am 
z  3 . 1 4.that  were  fet  over  the  bofte,zni  faid 
Z4.z  3 .  that  the  bofte  of  Syria  came  up  aga.  him 

24-delivered  a  great  hofte  into  their  hand 

»&ii.Uzsiiah!l 


H  O  S 


HOT 


H  O  U 


HOU 


HO  U 


HOU 


26.1  i.Uzziah  had  an  hofte  of  fighting  men 

H.for  them  thorow  all  the  fo/?e,fhields,  and 
28.9. he  went  out  before  the  bofte  that  went 
3  j.i  i.Lo.brought  on  them  the  c3p.of  the  ho.oi 
Pp/.27.3.though  an  hofte  mould  encampe  me,  my 
3  j.6.and  all  thereof  them  by  the  breath 

1 6.no  Kjng  faved  by  the  multitude  of  an  ho. 
1 3  6. 1  $.  but  overthrew  Pharaoh  &  hisbofiein 
I  fa.  1 3.4.  Lord  of  hoftes  muftereth  the  hofte  of  the 
24.  n. Lord  (hall  punifti  the  bofte  of 'the  high 
344.and  all  their  hofte  fhall  fall  downe 
40.26.that  bringeth  out  their  hofte  by  number 
4j.i  2. and  all  their  hofte  have  I  commanded 
E^ty 1 .24.3s  the  noife  of  an  hofte  when  they 
D«».8.io.and  it  caft  downe  fome  of  the  bo(le,and 
1  i.mag.himfelfe  even  to  the  Prince  of  the  h. 
1 2.  an  hofte  was  given  him  againftthe  daily 
1 3. and  the  hofte  to  be  troden  under  foot 
OW.20.capta.of  this  bo.oi the  childr.of  Ifra.fhall 
Luty  2. 13.3  multitude  of  the  heavenly  />.praifing 
Hjofte  of  heaven,  See  Ijearjen. 

JSjrfli.12.41.that  all  the  hoftesofthe  Lord  went 
Num.i.<jz.hy  his  owne  ftandard5thorowout  the  h. 

3.3  2.numbredof  the  campes  thorow  out  the  ho. 

io.2$.rereward  ofallthe  camps  thorow  the  ho. 
Dcut.z.  1 4.men  of  war  wafted  from  the  hoftes 
Jofh.  io. y  .went  up  they  and  all  their  hoftcs,ind 

1 1. 4. went  out,they  andal  thtir  hoftes  wth  them 

/«%.8.io.Zeba  &  Zal.were  in  Kakor,&  their  ho. 

all  that  were  left  of  all  the  hoftes  of 

1  I^in.i. f  .did  to  the  two  cap.of  the  hoftes  of  Ifracl 

1  f  .20.  fent  the  captain  of  the  hoftes  agiinft  the 
P/d/.i03.2i.blefl*eyethe  Lord  z\\ych\s  hoftes 

io8.n.notthou  O  God  go  forth  with  our  ho. 

i48.2.praifeye  him  all  hishofles 
fey.},  io.a  goodly  heritage  of  the  hoftes  of  nations 
Gad  e/$oftcsf,  See  <2>oD 
Lord  of  fyo&etS ,  See  JL02t), 

t)or. 

Exod.16. n.v/hen  the  fun  waxed  hot,  it  melted 

22.24.andmy  wrath  (hall  waxe  hot 
Iex».r  3. 24. whereof  there  is  a  teburning,and 
Deut.y,  19.I  was  afraid  of  the  hot  difpleafure 

i9.6.while  his  heart  is  fotf,and  overtake 
Jofh.g.  1  z.our  bread  we  took  hot,(ox  our  provision 
Judges  2.14.  anger  of  the  Lord  taagainft  Ifrael 
Verfe20.&  3.8.&10.7. 
^•39.1et  not  thine  anger  be  hot  againft  me 
1  Sam.i  1 .9. to  mor.  by  that  time  the  fun  be  hot  ye 

2 1. 6. to  put  hot  bread  in  the  day  when 
Ncfc.7.3.untill  the  fun  be  hot,  and  while 
Job  6.17.  they  vanifh  when  it  is  hot 
Pfal.6.1.  neither  chaften  me  in  thy  hot  difpleafure 

Pjk.38.1. 
3 9. 3. my  heart  was  hot  within  me 
78.48.and  their  flockes  ro  hot  thunder-bolts 
Pro. 6. 28.can  one  goe  upon  hot  coales  and 
JE^f/j.  24.11  .that  the  braffe  of  it  may  be  hot 
Dan.^. 11.2nd  the  furnace  exceeding  hot,thc  flame 
Hof.7.7.  they  are  all  hot  as  an  oven 
1  Titn.q.i.  their  confeience  feared  with  a  hot  iron 
Revel.  3 . 1  j .  thou  art  neither  cold  nor  hot 

I  would  thou  wert  cold  or  hot 
16.  and  thou  art  neither  cold  nor  hot ,  I  will 
See.ttDaiee,the  Verbe. 
Hothant. 
1  Cta?.7.32.Heber  begate  Shamer,and  Hotham 

$otl)art< 
1  Chro.  1  i.44.the  fons  of  Hothan  the  Arorite 
i)?othtr. 

1  Cbro.i  <;.  4  MiWothi, Hot  hir,&nd  Maazioth 

28.the  one  and  twentieth  to  Hothir 

Gen. 1 1 ,36.that  thou  haft  fo  hotly  purfued  after  me 
l&otteff. 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1  j.  Uriah  in  the  foref.of  the  hotteft  bat. 

feougl). 
J  op.  1 1 .6.thou  fhalt  hough  their  horfes,and 

i&OttgljetJ. 
Jojh.  1 1 .9. he  houghed  their  horfes,and  burnt 
2  &w».8.4.David  houghed  all  thecharet  horfes 

1  Chron.  1 8.4. 
l^ottre. 
Dan.3.6.  fhall  the  fame  tare  be  caft  into  the 

Verfe  1  f . 


4.  i9.then  Daniel  was  aftonied  for  an  houre 

3  3. the  fame  houre  was  the  thing  fulfilled 
?.f  .in  the  fame  houre  came  forth  fingers  of 

Mat.  18.1 3. hi  j  fervant  was  healed  the  fame  houre 
9.22.  woman  was  made  whole  from  that  houre 
ro.ip.given  you  in  that  fame  tore,thatye 
1  $.28.daughter  made  whole  from  that  very  ho. 
17. i8.child  cured  from  that  very  houre 
20. 3. he  went  out  about  the  third  home,  and 
5  .went  about  the  fixth  &  ninth  houre  &  did 
6.  about  the  eleventh  houre  he  went  out  and 
9.that  were  hired  about  the  eleventh  tahey 
1 2.thefe  laft  have  wrought  but  one  houre ,  & 
24.36.of  that  day  and  houre  knoweth  no  man 
Mar^e  13.32. 
42.know  not  what  ho.  your  Lord  doth  come 
44.in  fuch  an  tare as  ye  thinke  nor,thcy 
yo.and  in  an  houre  that  he  is  not  aware  of 
25.1 3.  ye  know  neither  the  day  nor  the  houre 
26. 40.  could  ye  not  watch  with  me  one  houre 

4  5. the  houre  is  at  hand,the  Son  of 

5  ?. in  the  fame  tare  faid  Jefus  to 

27.45  .from  the  fixth  houre  there  was  darknefs 

over  all  the  land  till  the  ninth  houre 

46.  about  the  ninth  houre,  Jefus  cried  with 

Marty  1  j.  3  4. 

Marty  1  j.i  1. given  you  in  that  tare,that  fpeake  ' 

14.  j  5.  poflible  the  home  might  palTe  from  him 

37.couldeft  thou  not  w3tch  one  home 

4i.thetare  is  come,behold  the  Son  of  man 

1  j. 2  5. was  the  third  houre, &  they  crucified  him 

3  j. fixth  hour  was  com  e  there  was  darknefle 
over  the  land,till  the  ninth  houre 
Luty  7. 2 1. in  that  fame  houre  he  cured  many  of 
10. 21. in  that  houre  Jefus  rejoyced  in  fpirit 
1 2. 1 2.holy  Gh.  fhall  teach  you  in  the  fame  ho, 
39,  had  known  what  houre  the  theefe  would 
40-.commeth  at  an  houre  when  ye  think  not 
46.and  at  an  houre  whe/n  he  is  not  aware 
20.19.  fame  houre  fought  to  lay  hands 
22.14.when  the  houre  was  come,he  fate  downe 
53  .but  this  is  your  tare,and  the  power  of 
$9.about  the  fpace  of  one  hour  after,  another 

2  3.44.about  the  fixth  hour  there  was  a  darknels 

over  the  earth  till  the  ninth  houre 
44.3  3  .and  they  rofe  up  the  fame  houre,and 
John  i.39.for  ir  was  about  the  tenth  houre 
2.4.mine  home  is  not  yet  come 
4.6.and  it  was  about  the  fixt  houre 

2i.woman  belecve  me,the  ho.  cometh  when 

2  3.tarecometh  and  now  is  when  the  true 
52.then  enquired  he  of  them  the  fc.when  the 

yefterday  at  the  7th.  ta.the  fever  lefc  him 

5  3  .father  knew  it  was  at  the  fame  houre 

j.  25. houre  is  coming,  &  now  is  when  the  dead 

28. for  the  houre  is  coming  in  the  whicha 
7.jo.becaufe  his  houre  was  not  yet  come 
8. 20, for  his  houre  was  not  yet  come 
1 2. 2  3. the  houre  is  come  that  the  Son  of  man 
27.Father  fave  me  from  this  houre 

for  this  caufe  came  I  to  this  houre 
13.  i.when  Jefus  knew  that  his  tare  was  come 
1 6. 2 1  .becaufe  her  houre  is  come,but  aflbone 

3  2.behold  the  borne  cometh>  yea  is  now 
17.1  .the  houre  is  ci^mejglorifie  thy  Son,that 
19.r4.and  about  the  fixth  houre :  and  he  faith 

27.from  that  home  that  difciple  tooke  her 
Abls  2.1  j. feeing  it  is  the  third  houre  of  the  day 
3 . 1.  at  the  houre  of  prayer,being  the  ninth  home 
io.3.about  the  ninth  houre  oi the  day  an  angel 
o.unto  the  houfe  to  pray  about  the  fixth  hour 
3  o.foure  daies  agoe  I  was  fading  till  this  ho. 
16. 18. and  he  came  out  the  fame  tare 

3  3  .he  tooke  them  the  fame  houre  of  the 
2  2. 1 3  .the  fame  houre  I  looked  up  upon  him 
23. 23.  at  the  third  tar  of  the  night 
1  O.4. 1 1. to  this  prefent  hour  wc  both  hunger  & 
8.7.fome  withconfei.  of  the  idol  to  this  ho.  eat 
1  j^o.why  ftand  we  in  jeopardy  every  houre 
Gal.z.f. no  not  for  one  tare  that  the  truth 
Revcl-i.^.not  know  what  houre  He  come  unto  thee 
10.  He  keepc  thee  from  the  houre  of  tempta. 
8.i.about  the  fpace  of  halfe  an  houre 
9.1  j.which  were  prepared  for  an  tare,and 
1 1. 1 3. fame  home  was  there  a  great  earthquake 
i4.7.forthe  tare  of  his  judgement  is  come 


i7.12.but  receive  power  as  kings  one  ta.wi:h 
18. 10.  in  one  houre  is  thy  judgement  come 
i7-in  one  houre  fo  great  riches  is  come  to 
i9-for  in  one  houre  is  fhe  made  defolate 


John  1  i.9.are  there  not  twelve  hours  In  the  day?lf 

Aff.  j.7.aboot  the  fpace  of  three  homes  after,when 

19. 34.aH  wth  one  voice  about  the  fpace  of  z.bo. 

Qonfe, 

Gen.  1 2.1  f. woman  was  brought  into  Phara.  houfe 
17. 1  t.every  male  among  the  men  of  Abi.boufe 
i9.2.turne  into  your  fervants  houfe 
4.compafled  the  houfe  round,  both  old 
io.and  pulled  Lot  into  the  houfe 
20.18.  clofed  up  all  the  wombes  of  the  houfe  of 
24.27.L0rd  led  me  to  the  hou.  of  my  ma.breth. 
28.told  them  of  her  mothers  ta.thefe  things 
3 1.  prepared  the  houfe ,  &roome  for  the  cam. 
3  2.man  came  into  the  houfe:  and  he  ungirded 
27.ij.raiment  of  Efau,  which  were  in  theta. 
28.2.goe  to  the  houfe  of  Bethuel  thy  mot.father 
34.19.more  honourable  then  all  the  houfe 
26. tooke  Dinah  out  of  Shechems  houfe 
29-fpoiled  all  that  was  in  the  houfe 
39.2.he  was  in  theta/eof his  matter 
5. the  Egyptians  houfe  for  Jofephs  fake 

blefling  of  the  Lo.was  upon  all  in  the  hg. 
8.  wotteth  not  what  is  with  me  in  the  houfe 
1 1  Jofeph  went  into  the  houfe  to  doe 

none  of  the  men  of  the  houfe  there 
i4.fhe  called  to  the  men  of  her  houfe 
40. 3. in  ward  in  the  houfe  of  the  cap.of  the  guard 
Chap.  4 1. 10. 
j.  in  the  ward  of  his  Lords  houfe 
42.19.be  found  in  the  houfe  of  your  prifon 
43.26.whkh  was  in  their  hand  into  the  houfe 
44. 8. out  of  my  lords  houfe  filveror  gold 
45.2.Egyptians,and  houfe  of  Pharaoh  heard 

1 6.fame  thereof  was  heard  in  Pharaohs  houfe 

47. i4.Joftph  brought  the  money  into  Phar.ta 

50.4.  Jofeph  fpake  to  theta.of  l'haraoh,faying 

£.toi.3.22.andof  her  thatfojournethin  her  hou. 

8.3.  which  fhall  come  into  the  houfe  of  thy  fer. 

24.3  grievous  fwarm  of  flies  into  the  ^.of  Ph. 

12.3  .houfe  of  their  father»  a  lambe  for  an  houfe 

30.  was  not  a  houfe  where  there  was  not  one 

4^.in  one  houfe  fhall  it  be  eaten 

of  the  flefh  abroad  out  of  the  houfe 
13. 3.  out  of  the  houfe  of  bondage>from 
14.  from  Egypt,  from  the  houfe  of  bondage 
T>eut.^.6.Sa  6.12. 
20.1 7.  not  covet  thy  neighbours  houfe 

Dent.  f.zi. 

22.7.and  it  be  ftollen  out  of  the  mans  houfe 

8.mafteroftheta/efhalbe  brought  unto 

Ief.14.34.  put  the  plague  of  leprofie  in  a  houfeol 

3  5  .he  that  oweth  the  houfe  fhall  come  and 

as  it  were  a  plague  in  the  houfe 

36.  fhall  command  that  they  empty  thtboufe 

all  that  is  in  the  bouftbt  not  made 
prieft  fhall  goe  in  to  fee  the  houfe 

37.  if  the  plague  be  in  the  walls  of  the  houfe 
3 8. prieft  fhall  goe  out  of  the  houfe 

and  fhut  up  the  houfe  feven  dayes 
39.plague  be  fpread  in  the  walls  of  the  houfe 
4 1. caufe  the  houfe  to  be  fcraped  within 
42.and  fhall  plaifter  thtboufe 
43  .and  breake  out  in  the  houfe  after 

and  after  he  hath  fcraped  the  houfe 
44.if  the  plague  be  fpread  in  the  houfe 

it  is  a  fretting  leprofie  in  the  houfe 
4 5, he  fhall  breake  downe  the  houfe 

and  all  the  mortar  of  the  houfe 
46.be  that  goeth  into  the  houfe  all  the  while 
47.he  that  lieth  in  the  houfe  fhall  wafli  his 

he  that  eateth  in  the  houfe  fhall  wafli 
48.plague  hath  not  fpread  in  the  houfe 

after  the  houfe  was  plaiftered,then 
49.he  (hall  take  to  cleanfe  the  houfe 
52.  he  fhall  cleanfe  the  houfe  with  the  bloud 
5  j. and  make  an  attonement  for  the  houfe 
%  5  .for  the  leprofie  of  the  houfe 
2j.29.ifaman  fella  dwelling  houfe  in  a 
30.then  the  houfe  that  is  in  the  walled  city 
3 3. then  the  ta.that  was  fold  fhalfgo  out  in 
2V#/#.i.-2.after 


HO  U        HOU 


H  O  U 


HOU 


HOU 


O  U 


Num.  i .  i.after  their  families  by  the  ho.of  their  fat . 
Verfe  i83  20,  n,  14,16,28,50,32,34, 
36.38, 40,42.8c  2.34.&4.2j29,34. 
4.every  one  head  of  the  boufe  of  his  fathers 
44-each  one  was  for  the  houfe  of  his  fathers 
4?.numbred  by  the  boufe  of  their  fathers 

Chap.  2.  3  2. 

3 . 1 5  .after  the  boufe  of  their  fathers 

20.according  to  the  boufe  of  their  fathers 

4.38.numbred  by  the  boufeoi their  fathers 
42.thro.thek  fam.by  the  boufe  of  their  fathers 
4<S,and  after  the  boufe  of  their  fathers 

7.a.heads  of  the  boufe  of  their  fathers 

i7.2.according  to  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
3.  be  for  the  head  of  the  bou.  of  their  fathers 

30.10.1'ffhevowed  in  her  husbands  houfe 

34.i4.according  to  the  fco«.of  their  fathers  have 

Chap.  14-0. 

De«£.7.8.redeemed  you  out  of  the  fefl.of  bondmen 

8. 14-which  brought  thee  from  the  bo.oi bonda. 

1 3.  j.  redeemed  you  out  of  the  hou.of  bondage 
10.  brought  thee  from  the  boufe  of  bondage 

2i.8.when  thou  buildeft  a  new  boufe 

i  f .  10.  the  ho.  of  him  that  hath  his  fhooeloofed 
jfojh.i.t  .went  and  came  into  an  harlots  houfe 
6.brought  them  up  to  the  roofe  of  the  houfe 
1  f  .for  her  boufe  was  upon  the  towne  wall 
io.whofoever  (hall  be  with  thee  in  the  bo.his 

6. 1 7.  (he  and  all  that  is  w  ith  her  in  the  houfe 
u.goe  into  the  harlots  houfe,  and  bring  out 

22.  i4.each  one  was  an  head  of  the  houfe  of  their 

24.17.out  from  theboufe  of  bondage 
/Ws;.4.i7.peace  between Jabin  &  the/w.ofHeber 
6.8. brought  you  forth  out  of  the  fco.ofbond. 

8.3^  .neither  fhewed  they  kindnes  to  the  ho.  of 

9.1.  with  allthefam.of  the  boufioihis  mother 
4.<*nve  him  feventy  pieces  of  fil.out  of  the  b. 
6.and  all  the  boufe  of  Millo,and  went 
ao.and  devoured  the  houfe  of  Millo 

fire  came  from  tht  bo.oi  MiL&  dov.Abim. 
27«and  went  into  the  houfe  of  their  god 
46.entr.into  an  hold  of  the  bo.of  the  god  Be. 

io.cj.and  againft  the  houfe  of  Ephraitn 

16.21.he  did  grind  in  the  prifon  houfe 
25,  called  for  Sampfon  out  of  the  prifon  bo. 
26.feele  the  pillars  whereupon  the  ho.  ftand. 
27.now  the  bou.was  full  of  men  and  women 
2p-on  the  two  middle  piLon  weh  the  b.  flood 
30. and  the  houfe  fell  upon  the  lords 

i7.4.and  they  were  in  the  houfe  of  Micah 
5. the  man  Micah  had  an  houfe  of  gods 
8. to  the  boufe  of  Micah  as  he  journeyed 
i2.and  he  was  in  the  houfe  of  Micah 

i8.2.tothe  boufeoi Micah,they  lodged  there 
3-when  they  were  by  the  houfe  of  Micah 
1 3. they  came  unto  the  boufe  of  Micah 

1  $  .to  the  fcfl.of  the  yong  man  the  Le.ev  en  to 
i8.thefe  went  intoMicahs  houfe  and  fetched 
1 9. to  be  a  prieft  unto  the  houfe  of  one  man 

2  2  .were  a  good  way  from  the  houfe  of  Micah 
neere  to  Micahs  houfe  were  gathered 

19.18.no  man  that  ieceiveth  me  tohoufe 
22.befet  the  boufe  round  about 
2  3  .the  man,the  matter  of  tUz  boufe  went 

20.  j  .befet  the  houfe  round  about  upon  me 
Ruth  i.S.goe,  returne  each  to  her  mothers  houfe 
j.each  of  you  in  the  houfe  of  her  husband 

2.7.that  fhe  tarried  a  little  in'the  houfe 

1  Sam.  1 . 1 9-and  came  to  their  houfe  to  Ramah 

3. 14-have  I  fworne  unto  the  houfe  of  Eli 

5-2.brought  it  into  the  houfe  of  Dagon 

$  .nor  any  that  come  intoDagons  fefl«/e,tread 
7,i.brought  it  into  theboufe  of  Abinadab 
9.18.  tell  me  where  the  Seers  houfe  is 

2  5. with  Saul  upon  the  top  of  the  boufe 

26.Samuel  called  Saul  to  the  top  of  thtfou. 
i8.io.heprophefied  in  the  midft  of  the  houfe 
25.3. he  wis  of  the  houfe  of  Caleb 

28.certainly  make  my  lord  a  fure  houfe 
28.24.woman  had  a  fat  calfe  in  the  boufe 
3 1.9.10  publifh  it  in  the  houfe  of  their  idols 

io.put  his  armour  in  the  boufe  of  Afhdod 

2  Srfw.3-1.war  between  the  houfe  of  Saul  and 

6,while  there  was  war  betwe.  the  ho.  of  Sa.& 
I         S.fhew  Trindeffe  this  day  unto  the  houfe 

io.^tranflate  the  kingdom  from  the  ho.of  Sz. 


29. not  faile  from  the  houfe  of  Joab  one 
4.j.came  to  the  houfe  of  Ifhbofheth3who  lay 

tf.came  thither  into  the  midft  of  the  houfe 

7.came  into  the  houfe, he  lay  on  his  bed 
jr.8.blind  and  lame  fhall  not  come  into  the  bo. 
6.3.  brought  it  out  of  the  houfe  of  Abinadab 

Verfe  4. 

io.carried  it  afide  into  the  hou.  of  Obed-Ed. 
1  chron.13.13. 

1  i.eontinued  in  the  fc.of  Obed. Ed. three  mo. 

i2.Lord  hath  bleffed  the  houfe  of  Obed-Ed. 


Cbron. 


13.14. 


arke  from  the  houfe  of  Obcd-Edom 

1  Chron.i<;.zj. 

7.6.whereas  I  have  not  dwelt  in  any  hou.  iince 

1  Cbron.  17.5. 

1  i.that  he  will  make  thee  a  houfe 

-    19.  fpokenalfoof  thy  fervants  houfe 
1  1  Chion.xj.i-j. 

29,bleflethe  houfe  ofthyfervant 

i*  Cbron.  17.  27. 
with  thy  bleffingjlet  the  h.of  thy  fer.be  blef. 

9 .  i  .any  that  is  left  of  the  houfe  of  baul 
2.there  was  of  the  houfe  of  Saul  a  fervant 
3.  there  were  not  yet  any  of  the  houfe  of  Saul 
4.behold  he  is  in  the  houfe  of  Machir 
5. and  fet  him  out  of  the  boufe  of  Machir 
1 2.all  that  dwelt  in  the  houfe  of  Ziba,  were 

1  i.4.and  (he  returned  unto  her  houfe 

1 2. 8. and  I  gave  thee  thy  maftcrs  houfe 

i3.7.goe  now  to  thy  brother  Ammons  tw#.and 
8.  fo  Tamar  went  to  her  brother  Am.  houfe 
20.defolate  in  her  brother  Abfaloms  houfe 

1  j.  1 6.  which  were  concubines  to  keep  the  hou. 

i6.5.a  man  of  the  family  of  the  boufeoi  Saul 
S.upon  thee  all  the  bloud  of  the  hou.of  Saul 
21.  which  he  hath  left  to  keep  thehoufe 
22.fpread  Abfa.a  tent  upon  the  top  of  the  bo. 

1 7. 1 8. and  come  to  a  mans  houfe  inBahurim 
ao.cariie  to  the  woman,  to  the  houfe 

ip.f.Joab  came  into  the  houfe  to  the  King 
i7.and  Ziba  a  fervant  of  the  houfe  of 'Saul 

20. 3. whom  he  had  left  to  keep  the  houfe 
1  I^»g.2,24.who  hath  made  mean  houfe^s  he 
27.  which  h;  (pake  concerning  the  ho.oi  Eli 

j. 17. 1  and  this  woman  dwell  in  one  houfe 

delivered  of  a  child  with  her  in  the  bou. 
18.no  ftranger  with  us  in  the  bo.Czve  we  two 

5.  i7.to  lay  the  foundation  of  the  houfe 

6.3.  porch  before  the  temple  of  the  boufe 

■ten  cubits  breadth  thereof3before  the  ho. 

4. for  the  houfe  he  made  windowes  of 

^.againft  the  wal  of  the  houfe  he  built  cham. 

againft  the  walsof  the  bou.tound  about 

6«without  in  the  wall  of  the  boufe  he  made 

not  be  faftned  in  the  walls  of  the  houfe 

7.  houfe  when  it  was  in  building,  was  built 

nor  any 'toole  of  iron  heard  in  the  houfe 

8.  which  was  in  the  right  fide  of  the  boufe 
9.covered  the  boufe  with  beames  and  cords 
io.built  chambers  againft  all  the  houfe 

refted  on  the  bou.  with  timber  of  Cedar 
1 5  .built  the  wals  of  the  houfe  within  with 
both  the  floore  of  the  boufe  and  the  walls 
covered  the  floor  of  the  foo«.with  planks 
i6.built  twenty  cubits  on  the  fides  of  the  b. 
1 7. the  ho.  that  is  in  the  temple,before  it  was 
18.  Cedar  of  the  bo.  within  was  carved  with 
i9.oracle  he  prepared  in  the  boufe  within 
2i.Sol.overlaid  the  fco.within  with  pure  gold 

2  2. w  hole  houfe  he  overlaid  w  ith  gold 
untill  he  had  finifhed  all  the  houfe 

27 .fet  the  Cherub-ims  within  the  inner  houfe 
touched  one  another  in  the  midft  of  the  b. 
29.he  carved  all  the  wals  of  the  houfe  round 
30.the  floore  of  the  houfe  he  overlaid  with 
38. was  the  houfe  finifhed  throughout  all  the 
7. 8 .Solomon  made  an  ho.for  Pharaohs  daught. 
35. five  bafes  on  the  right  fide  of  the  houfe 
fet  the  fea  on  the  right  fide  of  the  boufe 
yo.both  for  the  doores  of  the  inner  boufe 
and  for  the  doores  of  the  houfe  ,to  wit 
8 .6.  into  the  oracle  of  the  houfe 
9.25^0  he  finifhed  the  houfe 
io.i7.putthem  in  the  houfe  of  the  forreft 
2i.al  the  veffe.of  the  h.oi the  for.  2  Cbr.9.10. 


i'i.i8.which  gave  him  an  houfe 

2C.  whom  Tahpcnes  weaned  in  Pharaohs  ho. 
1 2.3 1  .he  made  an  houfe  cf  high  places 
13.34.  became  fin  unto  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 
i4-4.and  came  to  the  houfe  of  Abijah  i 

10.  He  bring  evill  upon  the  houfe  of  Jerobo. 
take  away  the  rcmem.of  the  ho.oi  J.iob. 

1 3. in  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 

14.  whofhall  cut  off  thehoufe  of  Jeroboam 
1 5. 27.8c  Baaiha  of  the  houfe  of  Iffachar  confpi. 

29.  Baafha  imote  all  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 
16. 7. in  being  like  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 

9-drinke  himfelf  drunk  in  the  houfe  of  Arza 

1  i.that  he  flew  all  the  boufe  of  Baafha 
i2.thus  did  Zimri  deftroy  all  the  houfe  of  Ba. 

17. 1  j.  fhe  and  her  houfe  did  eat  many 
i7.the  rniureflc  of  the  houfe  fell  ficke 

2  3. out  of  the  chamber  into  the  houfe 
21.22.make  thine  houfe  like  the  houfe  of  Jerob. 
22.39.and  the  ivory  houfe  which  he  made 

2  i^«g.4.2.what  haft  thou  in  the  houfe 

not  any  thing  in  the  houfe  fave  a  pot 
32,whenElifha  was  come  into  the/  oufe 

3  f.and  walked  in  the  boufe  to  and  fro 
y.iS.mafter  goeth  into  the  hou.of  Rimmon  to 

and  I  bow  my  felf  in  the  houfe  of  Rimmon 
when  I  bow  do.myfelfin  the  ho.  of  Rim. 
14. and  he  beftovved  them  in  the  boufe 
8.3.  to  cry  unto  the  King  for  her  houfe 
f  .cryed  to  the  King  for  her  houfe 
1 8 .  as  did  the  houfe  oi  Ahab  Verfe  2  7 . 

1.  Chron.  zz.q. 
27.he  walked  in  the  way  of  the  hou.  of  Ahab 
z  Chron.z.zi. 
fon-in-law  of  the  houfe  of  Ahab 
^.6.  he  arofe  and  went  into  the  houfe 
7. thou  (halt  fmite  the  boufe  of  Ahab 
8  .whole  houfe  of  Ahab  fhall  perifh 
9.make  the  ho.oi  Ahab  like  the  hou.of  Jetob. 
and  like  the  houfe  of  Baafha 
27.be  fled  by  the  way  of  the  garden  houfe 
io.3.and  fight  for  your  mafiexshoufe 
5. he  that  was  over  the  houfe  fent  to  Jehu 
io.Lord  fpake  concerning  the  boufe  of  Ahab 
1  i.Jehu  flew  al  the  remainder  of  the  h.of  Ah. 
2 1. they  came  into  the  houfe  of  Baal 

hou.of  Baal  was  full  from  the  one  end 
2<(.went  to  the  citie  of  the  boufe  of  Baal 
26.images  out  of  the  houfe  sf  Baal,and  burnt 
27.down  the  fct7.ofBa.made  it  a  draught  hou. 
3o.and  haft  done  unto  the  houfe  of  Ahab  as 
'  1 1 .6.fo  fhall  ye  keep  the  watch  of  the  houfe 
i8.went  into  the  fco«/e  of  Baaljand  brake 

2  Chron.  23.17. 
ri.y.  let  them  repaire  the  breaches  of  the  houfe 
6.had  not  repaired  the  breaches  of  the  boufe 
7.why  repaire  ye  not  the  breaches  of  the  hou. 
deliver  it  for  the  breaches  of  the  houfe 
8. neither  to  repaire  the  breaches  of  the  houfe 
1 2. laid  out  for  the  houfe  to  repaire  it 
20.flew  Joafh  in  the  houfe  of  Millo 
1 3. 6. not  from  the  fins  of  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 
15.5.  and  dwelt  in  a  fcverall  houfe 

2  Cbron.  26.  21. 

and  Jotham  was  over  the  houfe 

'■  1 6. 1 4.from  the  forefront  of  the  houfe 

19.26. as  the  grafle  on  the  houfe  tops 

37.as  he  was  worfhip.in  the  houfe  of  Nifroch 

J/tf.37.38. 

20.ij.fhewed  them  the  h.oi  his  precious  things 

I  fa.  3 9. 2. 
and  all  the  houfe  of  his  armour 
lfa.  39.2. 
2 1. 7. made  in  the  houfe  of  which  the  Lord 

1 3. and  the  plummet  of  the  hou.  of  Ahab,and 
2  2.$.to  repaire  the  breaches  of  the  houfe 
6.and  hewen  ftone  to  repaire  the  boufe 
9-gather  the  money  found  in  the  houfe 
2 3. 27. and  the houfe,of  which  I faid,My  name 
z<y  .9-every  great  mans  houfe  burnt  be  with  fire 
1  Cfous.f4.and  Ataroth  the  houfe  of  Joab 
5 i  j-.the  father  of  the  houfe  of  Rechab 
4.2i.fam.of  the  h.of  them  that  wro.fine  linnen 

3  S.houfe  of  their  fathers  increafed  greatly 
j, 13. their  breth.of  thereof  their  father  Micah 
1 5. chief e  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 

z^.head*' 


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HOU 


H  O  U 


24.beads  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
9.i3.rtamely  theto>.of  the  tabernacle  by  wards 
io.  icput  his  armour  in  the  houfe  of  their  gods 
j2.29.kept  the  ward  of  the1 houfe  of  Saul 
1 3.7.0m:  of  the  houfe  of  Abinadab 
j(5.i  j.to  his  fons  the  houfe  of  Afuppim 
2  9.  3  .prepared  for  the  holy  houfe 
2  Cfc'fl.  j.4.porch  that  was  in  the  front  of  the  houfe 
5. greater  houfe  he  cieled  with  firre  tree 
6.he  "atniflied  the  houfe  with  precious  (tones 
7. he  overlaid  alfo  the boufe,tht  beames 
8. he  made  the  moft  holy  houfe 

accordingto  the  bredth  of  the  houfe 

1  2. reaching  to  the  wall  of  the  houfe 

1 5. alfo  he  made  before  the  houfe  two  pillars 
4.  22  .and  the  entry  of  the  houfe&nd  the  inner 

doores  of  the  bou.oi  the  temp.were  of  gold 
5. 7. to the  oracle  of  the  houfe  into  the 
7.1  .glory  of  the  Lord  rilled  the  houfe 

3.  faw  the  glory  of  the  Lord  upon  the  houfe 
1 2  .to  my  felfe  for  an  houfe  of  facrifice 
9.t6.King  put  them  in  the  houfe  of  the  forreft 
1 6,  to-and  put  him  in  a  prifon  houfe 

2  i.6.1ike  as  did  the  houfe  of  Ahab 

1 3. like  to  the  whordome  of  the  tow.of  Ahab 
22.7.anointed  to  cut  off  the  houfe  of  Ahab 
8.executing  judgement  upon  the  ho.oi Ahab 
9X0  ththoufe  of  Ahaziah  had  no  power 

23.7.  whofoever  clfe  commeth  into  the hou.ht 
28. 7. flew  Azrikam  governourof  ththoufe 
31.10.  Azar.  chiefe  prieft  of  the  fow.of  Zadok 

17.geneal.of  the  priefts  by  the  houfe  of 

3  2.2l.come  into  the  houfe  of  his  God,they  that 

34.8.  when  he  had  purged  the  houfe, ht  fent 
io.to  repaireand  amend  the  houfe 

3  j.ai.  bucaga.  that  ho.  wherewith  I  have  war 
36.17. flew  their  young  men — in  the  houfe  of 
£c^vz.i.7.put  them  in  the  houfe  of  his  gods 
2.36.  the  priefts  of  ththoufeoi  Jofhua 

Nehem.  7. 39. 
f.8.went  to  the  houfe  of  the  great  God 
6.  i.fearch  was  made  in  the  houfe  of  the  tolls 
3.  let  the  houfe  be  builded 
Neh.  2. 8. which  appertained  to  the  houfe 

for  the  houfe  which  I  (hall  enter  into 
3 .  i6".and  unto  the  houfe  of  the  mighty 
2 1  .even  to  the  end  of  the  houfe  of  Eliafhib 

2  3  .repaired  Hafhub,  over  againft  their  houfe 
2  4. repaired  from  the  houfe  ci  Azariah 
i$.lieth  out  from  the  Kings  highhoufe 

6. 10.  afterward  I  came  to  the  ho.  of  Shemaiah 
1 1.1 2.  brethren  that  did  the  worke  of  the  houfe 

I2.29#alfofrom  tht  houfe  oi  Gilgaljand  out 
Eflber  1.9.UI  the  royall  houfe  which  belonged  to 

2.3. to  the  houfe  of  the  women,  unto  the 
9  belt  place  of  the  houfe  of  the  women 
1 1  .before  the  court  of  the  womens  houfe 
i3.togoe  with  her  out  of  the  hou.of  women 
14  returned  into  the  fecond  houfe  of  women 

5;.  1 .  rcyall  houfe  over  againft  the  gate  of  the  bo. 

7. 8. force  the  Queene  alfo  before  me  in  the  ho. 
9.ftandeth  in  the  houfe  of  Haman 

8.1  .did  give  the  houfe  of  Haman  unto  Either 
2.Efther  fet  Morde.over  the  houfe  of  Ham3n 
7.  given  Either  the  houfe  of  Haman 
fab  1 . 1 3  .drinking  wine  in  their  elder  brothers  ho. 

Verl'e  18. 
1 9.  and  {"mote  the  foure  corners  of  the  houfe 

20. 19. taken  away  an  tow.which  he  builded  not 

ii.zS.whereisthe  houfe  of  tht  Prince 

30.23.and  to  the  houfe  appoin.  to  all  living 

38. 20. know  the  paths  to  the  houfe  thereof 

39.6.whofe  houfe  I  have  made  the  wildernefle 
Pfil-i  1 . 2.for  an  houfe  of  defence  to  fave  me 

84. 3. yea  the  fparrow  hath  found  an  houfe 
1  o.  I  had  rather  be  a  doore  keeper  in  the  ho. 

i02.7.as  a  fparrow  alone  upon  the  houfe  top 

1 04. 1 7.the  firre-trees  are  her  houfe 

1 19.f4.beep  my  fongs  in  the  houfe  of  my 

129-6.be  as  the  graffe  upon  the  houfe  tops 
Pro.z.  1  S.her  houfe  inclineth  unto  death 

3.33.  curfe  of  the  Lord  is  in  the  houfe  of  wick. 

5.  Jo.thy  labours  be  in  the  houfe  of  a  ftranger 

7. 8. he  went  the  way  to  her  houfe 
1  i.her  feet  abide  not  in  her  houfe 
W.het  houfe  is  the  way  to  hell 


9.1.  wifdome  hath  builded  her  houfe 
1 2.7.  houfe  of  the  righteous  (hall  ftand 
1 4 . 1  .every  wife  woman  buildeth  her  houfe 
11. houfe  of  the  wicked  flialbs  overthtowne 

1  j. 6. in  the  ho.oi  the  righteous  is  much  treafure 

2  j.  Lord  will  deftroy  the  houfe. of  the  proud 

i7.i.then  an  honfe  full  of  facrifice  with  ftnfe 

ig.iq.houfe  &  riches  are  the  inher.of  their  fath. 

2 1. 9. in  a  corner  of  a  to/.top,then  with  a  brawl. 

Chap.  2 5.24. 

1 2.wifely  confidereth  the  houfe  of  the  wicked 
24. 3.through  wifdome  is  an  houfe  builded 

2  5. 1 7.  withdraw  thy  foot  from  thy  neighb.  ho. 
27.1  o. neither  go  into  thy  broth.te.in  the  day  of 

Ecclc.7. z.to  go  the  bo.of  mourning, then  to  the  ho. 
4.heartof  the  wife  is  in  the  hou.  of  mourning 
heart  of  fooles  is  in  the  houfe  of  mirth 
10. 18.  the  houfe  droppeth  thorovv 
1 2.3-when  the  keepers  of  the  hou.  fhall  tremble 
Cant. 1. 1 7. the  beames  of  our  houfe  are  Cedar 
2-4-he  brought  me  to  the  banqueting  houfe 
3-4.had  brought  me  into  my  mothers  houfe 
8.2.and  bring  thee  into  my  mothers  houfe 
Ifa.^.S.woe  unto  them  that  joyne  houfe  to  houfe 
tf.4.and  the  houfe  was  filled  with  fmoake 
14.17.  that  opened  not  the  ho.  of  his  prifoners 
22. 1. gone  up  to  the  houfe  tops 

8. to  the  armour  of  the  houfe  of  the  forreft 
1 5  .unto  Shebna,which  is  over  the  hou.&  fay 
iS.fhalbe  the  (hame  of  the  Lords  houfe 

23. 1.  fo  that  there  is  no  houfe 
24. 10.  every  houfe  is  fhut  up 

3  i.2.arife  againft  the  houfe  of  the  evill  doers 
36.3.  which  was  over  the  houfe,and  Shebna 
37.27.  they  were  as  the  graffe  on  the  houfe  tops 
42.7.  that  fit  in  darknefle,out  of  the  prifon  bo. 
44. 1 3. that  it  may  remaine  in  the  houfe 

60.7.  Ileglorifie  the  houfe  of  my  glory 
64. 1 1  .'our  holy  and  beautifull  houfe,  where  our 
/ei'.7.30.fettheir  abominations  in  the  bo. which  is 
1 6.  f .  enter  not  into  the  houfe  of  mourning 

8. not  alfo  goe  into  the  houfe  of  feafting 
i8.2.arife,  goe  downe  to  the  porters  houfe 

3. then  I  went  downe  to  the  porters  houfe 
21. 1 1.&  touching  the  bo.of  the  K.of  Ju.faying 
22.i.goe  down  to  the  ho.  of  the  King  of  Judah 
26.13.  the  mountain  oftheto).  the  high  places 
3  2.34>fet  their  abom.in  the  bo.  which  is  called 
34.1 3.out  of  the  houfe  of  bondmen,  faying 

i9.made  a  covenant  before  in  the  b.which  is 

35.2.  goe  unto  the  houfe  of  the  Rechabites 

3 .  took  the  whole  houfe  of  the  Rechabites 
5. fet  before  the  fons  of  thefej.oftheRe.pots 
1 8. Jeremiah  faid  unto  the  to.oftheRe.Thus 
36.22.and  the  King  fate  in  the  winter  houfe 
37.1  5  .put  him  in  the  houfe  of  Jonathan 

20.  not  to  returne  to  the  houfe  of  Jonathan 
38.26.to  returne  to  Jonathans  houfe  to  die 
43.9.  at  the  entry  of  Pharaohs  houfe  in  Taphan 
48. 3  8. generally  upon  all  the  hou.tops  of  Moab 
£^.2.y.  for  they  are  a  rebellious  houfe 

Chap.3.26,27. 
6.  though  they  be  a  rebellious  houfe 

Chap.3.9.  &  12.3. 

8.be  not  you  rebellious  like  that  rebel,  houfe 

9.3.  to  the  threfhold  of  the  houfc&nd  he  called 

6.  which  were  before  the  houfe 

7.  he  faid  unto  them,  Defile  the  houfe 
io.3.ftood  on  the  right  fide  of  the  houfe 

4.ftood  over  the  threfhold  of  the  ho.tk.  the  h. 
18.  departed  from  off  the  threfhold  of  the  ho 
1 2.2.dwellcft  in  the  midft  of  a  rebellious  houfe 
for  they  are  a  rebellious  houfe 
9-the  rebellious  ho.Cnid  unto  thee^VVhat  doeft 
2? .in  your  daies,  O  rebelli./o.  will  I  fay  the 
17.1 2.fay  now  to  the  rebellious  houfe, Know  ye 
24.3  .utter  a  parable  unto  the  rebellious  houfe 
27.14.  they  of  the  houfe  of  Togarmah  traded 
38.6.  the  houfe  of  Togarmah  and  all  his  bands 
40.$.a  wall  on  the  outfide  of  the  houfe  round 
4  j.  the  keepers  of  the  charge  of  the  houfe 
47.meafured  altar  that  was  before  the  houfe 
48.brought  me  to  the  porch  of  the  houfe 
41.  j.  meafured  the  wall  of  the  houfe  fixe  cubits 
foure  cubits  round  about  the  houfe  on 
6.entred  into  the  wall  which  was  of  the  hou. 


they  had  net  hold  in  the  wall  of  the  houfe 
7. winding  about  of  the  houfe  went  ftt'H 
upward  round  about  the /^.therefore  the 
breadth  of 'the  houfe  was  (till upward 
8.1  faw  the  height  of  ththoufe  round  about 
J  o.  round  about  the  honfe  on  every  fide 
1 3. meafured  the  houfe  a  hundred  cubits  lon^ 
i4.breadih  of  the  face  of  the/o.ahundr.cu^ 
17.  even  unto  the  inner  houfe^nd  about 
19.vv.1s  made  through  all  the  houfe  round 
26.palme-trces  on  the  fide  chamb.of  the  ho, 
42. 1 5. made  an  end  of  meafuring  the  inner  ho. 
43 .4. glory  of  the  Lord  came  into  the  houfe 
5. the  glory  of  the  Lord  fil  led  the  houfe 
6.fpeaking  unto  me.  out  of  the  houfe 
1 1  .(hew  them  the  forme  of  the  houfe 
1 1.  this  is  the  law  of  the  houfe  5  Upon 

Verfe  u. 
2  i.burne  it  in  the  appointed  place  of  the  bo. 
44.4.bro.me  the  way  of  the  north-g.befo.tbc  h. 
.  4.marke  well  the  entring  in  of  the  houfe 
1 1  .having  charge  at  the  gates  of  the  tow.an  j 
14. make  them  keepers  of  the  charge  of  the/?. 
4f.  f.Levites  the  miniftersof  the  houfe  h,tve 
i9-put  the  bloud  upon  the  pofts  of  the  houfe 
20.I0  fhall  yc  reconcile  the  houfe 
46.24.mfnifters  of  the  /w.fhal  boil  the  facrifice 
47.1-.wa.  iflued  out  from  und.the  thre.of  the  h. 
forefront  of  the  houfe  flood  toward  theeaft 
watei'  came  from  the  right  (ide  of  the  houfe 
48.2  i.fanftuary  of  the  tow.  fhalbe  in  the  midft 
Doii.i.z.  carried  to  the  houfe  of  his  god 

4.3o.that  I  have  built  for  the  b.oitht  kingdom 
Hof.  1. 4. bloud  of  Jezrecl  upon  the  houfe  of  Jthu 
Amos  i.4.IIe  fend  a  (ire  into  the  houfe  of  Hazad 
f.holdeth  the  fcepter,  from  ththoufe  of  Eden 
3. infinite  the  winter tow.with  the ftrmmer  ho. 
5. 1 9. or  went  into  a  houfe  and  leaned 
6.9/rcmain  ten  men  in  one  houfe, thit 

10, to  bring  out  the  bones  out  of  the  houfe 

fay  unto  him  that  is  by  the  fides  of  the  bo. 

1 1  .fmite  the  great  ho.wtb  breach.thc  little  ho. 

7-9-Ile  rife  againft  thereof  Jero.w'1'  the  fword 

16.  drop  not  thy  word  aga.the  houfe  oflfaac 

Ob  ad.  1 8. and  the  houfe  of  Efau  for  ftubble 

not  any  be  remaining  of  the  houfe  ofEfati 
Micah  i.io.weep  ye  not  at  alhin  thefo.of  Aphrah 
3.1 2. the  mountain  of  the  to?.as  the  high  places 
4.2.goe  up  to  the  houfe  of  the  God  of  Jacob 
6.4.  redeemed  thee  out  of  ththoufe  offervants 
10, in  ththoufe  of  the  wicked,and  the 
i6.all  the  woikesof  the  toj.of  Ahab  are  kept 
Nah.  1 .  14. out  of  the  houfe  of  thy  gods  will  cut  off 
H/jfi.3.i3.woundedft  the  head  outofthe  /w.ofthe 
Zf/>/;.i.f.wor(hip  the  hofte  of  hea.upon  the  b.tops 
zecb.^.^.it  fhall  enter  into  the  houfe  of  the  theef 
3nd  to  the  ho.ofhim  that  fweareth  fjlfly 
6. 1  o.and  go  into  the  houfe  of  Jofiah 
1 2. 1 1.  family  of  the  houfe  of  Nathan  apart 

1 3 .  the  family  of  the  houfe  of  Le^vi  apart,and 
1 3.6. wounded  in  the  houfe  of  my  friends 

Mat.z.  1 1. when  they  were  come  into  the  tow.they 
5-r5.it  giveth  light  to  all  that  are  in  the  houfe 
7.25  .and  beat  upon  that  houfe  jnd  it  fell  not 

27. and  beat  upon  that  houfe  and  it  fell 
8.14  Jtfus  was  come  into  Peters  houfe,  he 
9.10.  as  Jefus  fate  at  meat  in  the  houfe ,  behold 

2  3  .when  Jtfus  came  into  the  Rulers  foo.and 

28. when  he  was  come  into  the  houfe,tht 
1  o.  1 2. when  ye  come  into  an  houfey  faluce  it 

1 3  .if  the  hou.ht  worthy,  let  your  peace  come 

1 4.  when  ye  depart  out  of  that  houfe, (hike 

2  f  .called  the  roafter  of  the  houfe  Beelzebub 

2  7.that  preach  ye  upon  ththoufe  tops 

1 2. 2  5 .  every  houfe  divided  againft  it  felf  (hill 
Marty:  3. 25. 
29.tnter  into  a  ftrong  mans  tow/?,and 

Marke  3.27. 

1 3. 1. fame  day  went  Jefus  out  of  the  houfe 

3  6.and  went  into  the  houfe,z.nd  his 

17. 2  j.  when  he  was  come  into  the  houfe,  Jefus 
20.11  .murmured  aga.  the  good  man  of  the  ho. 
23.38  .behold  your  hou.is  left  unto  you  defolatc 
24.  i7.1et  him  wch  is  on  the  houfe  top  not  come 
44-that  if  the  good  man  of  the  bo.had  known 
26.6.  in  the  houfe  of  Simon  tbe  leper 

Mar\e  i.29.entred 


HOU         HOU 


HOU 


HOU 


Ha  u 


HOU 


Markp  i-*9-  entred  into  the  botife  of  Simon 
2.i.aoifed  that  he  was  in  the  boufe 
j .  i o.and  they  went  into  an  houfe 

25. that  houfe  cannot  ftand 
J.3  J.for  the  ruler  of  the  fynagogues  houfe 

j8.he  commeth  into  the  houfe  of  the  ruler 
6\io.ye  enter  into  an  houfe,  abide  there 
7.i7.when  he  was  entred  into  thehoufe  from 

24-entred  into  an  houfe,  and  would  have 

3  o.when  (he  was  come  to  her  houfe, (he 
9.28. when  he  was  come  into  the  houfe,his 

3 3  and  being  in  the  houfe  he  asked  them 
10. 10. in  the  houfe  his  difciples  asked 

2j).that  hath  left  houfe  ox  brethren  for  my 
1  j.i5.onthefoo«.topnot  go  down  into  the  ho. 

3 5  .know  not  w  hen  the  matter  of  the  foo.com. 
I4.j.being  in  Bethany,  \a  the  houfe 

i4.fay  ye  to  the  good  man  of  the  houfe 
Luke  i.40.entreth  into  thehoufe  of  Zacharias 
4.3  8. and  he  entred  into  Simons  houfe 
5.2o.multitude  that  went  up  to  the  houfe  top 
6.48. the  ftream  beat  vehemently  upon  that  am. 

49.the  ruine  of  that  houfe  was  great 
7.6.when  he  was  now  not  far  from  the  houfe 

lo.returning  to  the  houfe,  found  the 

go",  he  went  into  the  Pharifees  houfe,  and 

3 7. that  Jefus  fate  at  meat  in  the  Phar.  houfe 
8. 27. neither  abide  in  any  ho.bat  in  the  tombes 

49.from  the  ruler  of  the  Synagogues  houfe 

5 1  .when  he  came  into  the  houfe,he  fufFered 
9.4.  whatfoever  houfe  ye  enter  into,  there  abide 

10.  f.into  whatfoever  houfe  ye  enter,  firft  fay 
7,in  the  fame  houfe  remaine  eating  and 

goe  not  from  houfe  to  houfe 
3 8. received  him  into  her  houfe 

1 1.  i7.a  houfe  divided  againft  a  houfe  falleth 
I2.3.ihalbe  proclaimed  upon  the  houfe  tops 

3 9. good  man  of  the  houfe  had  knowne 

5  2.be  five  in  one  houfe  divided 
1  3. 2?. when  once  the  mafter  of  the  foo«.isrifen 

3  j, your  houfe  is  left  unto  you  defolate 
1 4.1. as  he  went  into  thehoufe,one  of  the  chief 

2 1. mafter  of  the  houfe  being  ahgry  faid  to 

1  j.8.  doth  not  light  a  candle  &  (weep  the  hou. 

2  j. and  drew  nigh  to  the  houfe,  he  heard 
17.  j  i.beupon  the  foo.top,hisftufFe  in  the  h. 
1 8.29-that  hath  left  ho.ot  parents  for  the  kingd. 

2  2.io.follow  him  into  ihtboufe  wpere  he 

1  i.fay  unto  the  good  man  of  the  houfe,  The 
54.broughthim  into  the  high  priefts  houfe 
John  8.3  j.fervant  abideth  not  in  the  hou.  for  ever 
1  i.20.but  Mary  fate  ft  ill  in  the  houfe 

3  i.Jewes  that  were  with  her  in  the  ho.com?. 
1  z.s.heufe  was  filled  with  the  odour  of  the 
Atts  2.2.it  filled  all  the  houfe  where  they 

46. and  breaking  bread  from  houfe  to  houfe 
j.42.and  in  every  houfe  they  ceafed  not 
8.3.entring  into  every  houfe, and  haling 
9. 1 1. enquire  in  the  houfe  of  Judas  for  one 

17.enr.ring  into  the  houfe,  and  putting  his 
io.6.wbofe  houfe  is  by  the  fea  fide 
9_Peter  went  up  upon  the  houfe  to  pray 
i7.had  made  inquiry  for  Simons  houfe 
32.1odged  in  the  bo.oi one  Simon  a  Tanner 
1 1.1 1  .were  three  men  already  com  unto  the  b. 

1 2.and  we  entred  into  the  mans  houfe 
I2.i2.hecame  to  the  houfe  of  Mary 
16.40.and  entred  into  the  houfe  of  Lydia 
17.5- .and  afiaulted  the  houfeoi  Jafon 
i8#7.entred  into  a  certain  mans  houfe  named 

whofc  foo«.joyned  hard  to  the  Synagogue 
19.16.  fled  out  of  that  houfe  naked  and  wound. 
20.10.have  taught  you  from  houfe  to  houfe 
2i.8.we  entred  into  the  houfe  of  Philip 
Rom.  16.  v. greet  the  Church  that  is  in  their  houfe 

1  Cor.  1 . 1 1 .  w  h  ich  are  of  the  houfe  of  Cloe 

i6.ij.yeknow  thehoufeoi Stephanus 
i9.with  the  Church  that  is  in  their  houfe 

2  Cor.j.i.that  if  our  earthly  ho.of  this  taber.  were 

an  houfe  not  made  with  hands 
2.defir?ng  to  be  doathed  upon  with  our  hou. 

1  TMS.j.ig.wandring  about  from  houfe  to  houfe 

i4.yonger  women  guide  the  houfe 

2  Ti»?.i.i6.Lord  give  mercy  unto  the  ho.  of  One. 

2. 20. in  a  great  houfe  there  are  not 
He6.3.3.builded  the  foo.hath  more  hon.then  the  ho. 


4.every  houfe  is  builded  by  fome  man 
zjoba  10. receive  him  not  into  your  houfe 
tijoufe  of  Aaron,  See  %WCOXl. 
Borne  in  the  J^oufe,  See  TBoittz. 
Build  or  built  i^oufc,  See  U&atlO  or  Spoilt. 
Cbiefe  i^oufe,  See  Chicfe. 
i|OHf  e  of  David,  See  it  in  IDafctU. 
Doore  joyned  with  i£otlfe,See  3Dooie. 
Ijoufe  joyned  w  ith  father. 
Gen.  12. 1. get  thee  from  thy  fathers  houfe 

20.i3.whenG.caufed  me  to  wan. from  my  i.b. 
24.7. which  took  me  from  my  fathers  houfe 
23. is  there  roome  in  thy  fathers  houfe 
3  8. thou  (halt  goe  to  my  fathers  houfe 
40.take  a  wife  tor  my  fon  of  my  fathers  houfe 
3  i-i4.any  portion  for  us  in  our  fathers  houfe 

30.  though  thou  fore  longed  after  thy  fath.fo. 
38.1 1. remaine  a  widow  at  thy  fathers  houfe 

went  and  dwelt  in  her  fathers  houfe 
4 1.  j  1. made  me  forget  all  my  fathers  houfe 
46.3 1. to  his  fathers  houfe,  He  goe  up 

my  fathers  houfe  are  come  unto  me 
50.8,  all  the  houfe  of  Jofeph  and  his  fathers  ho. 

2  2.dwelt  in  Egypt,  he  &  his  fathers  houfe 
Lev.  22.13  .and  fhe  retume  to  her  fathers  houfe 
Num.  2.2.with  the  enfigne  of  their  fathers  houfe 

18. 1. and  thy  fathers  boufevthh  theeihalbe 
26.2.throughout  their  fathers  houfe 
30.3  .being  in  her  fathers  houfe,  in  her  youth 
io\being  yet  in  her  youth,in  her  fathers  hou. 
Deut.zz.zi.  to  play  the  whore  in  her  fathers  houfe 
Jofh.z.i  2.iliew  kindnefle  unto  my  fathers  houfe 
fudg.6.  1  f.I  am  the  leaft  in  my  fathers  houfe 
9.5. he  went  unto  his  fathers  houfe  at  Ophrah 

18.  rifen  up  againft  my  fathers  houfe  this  day 
1 1 .2.thou  (halt  not  inherit  in  our  fathers  houfe 

7. and  expell  me  out  of  my  fathers  houfe 
14. 1 5.  left  we  burne  thy  fathers  houfe  with  fire 

1 9. he  went  up  to  his  fathers  houfe 
16.3 1.  &  all  the  houfeoi his  father  came  downe 
ij.2.went  from  him  unto  her  fathers  houfe 
3. (he  brought  him  into  her  fathers  houfe 

1  SdW.2.27. plainly  appeared  unto  the  bo.oi  thy  fa. 
28.  did  I  give  unto  the  houfe  of  thy  father  all 

3  o.and  the  houfeoi  thy  father  (hould  walke 
3  i.eutoffthearme  of  thy  fathers  houfe 

9.2Q.is  it  not  on  all  thy  fathers  houfe 
17.2 f  .make  his  fathers  houfe  free  in  Ifrael 
18. 2. no  more  home  to  his  fathers  houfe 
2  2. 1. and  all  his  fathers  houfe  heard 
1  i.fent  to  cal  all  his  fathers  houfe 
1  f  .nor  to  all  the  houfe  of  my  father 
i6.thou  and  all  thy  fathers  houfe  mail  die 
22.  death  of  all  the  perfons  of  thy  fathers  ho. 
24.2 1. not  deftroy  my  name  out  of  my  fath.  foo. 

2  Sam.  3 .  29#let  it  reft  on  all  his  fathers  houfe 
i4.9.iniquity  be  on  me  and  on  my  fathers  houfe 
19. 28. all  of  my  fathers  bo. were  but  dead  men 
24.17.be  againft  me  and  againft  my  fathers  ho. 

1  Cbron.zi.17. 

1  fv.ia.2.3 1. from  me,and  from  thebo.oi my  father 

18. 18. thou  and  thy  fathers  houfe  have  troubled 

1  Cforotf.  5. 24,heads  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 

Chap.7-79- 

7.2.  heads  of  their  fathers  boufe,to  wit 

Cha.7.40. 

4.after  the  houfe  of  their  fathers  were 

9.9-chief  of  the  fathers  in  the  fw.of  their  fathers 

1 3. their  brethren,heads  of  thebo.oi  their  fa. 

1 9. his  brethren  oitheboufe  of  his  father 

i2.28.mighty  of  valour,and  of  his  fathers  houfe 

30.famous  throughout  the  feo.of  their  fathers 

2  3,n.reckoning,according  to  their  fathers  ho. 

24.aft.er  the  houfeof  their  fathers  houfe 
24.4.chiefe  men  of  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 

according  to  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
3  o.after  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 
26.6.  ruled  throughout  the  hou.  of  their  fathers 
1 3. according  to  the  houfe  of  their  fathcrs,for 
a8#4.before  the  houfe  of  my  father 

to  be  ruler  of  the  houfe  of  my  father 

2  Chro.17.14..  according  to  thehoufe  of  their  fath. 
2i.i3.flaine  thy  brethren  of  thy  fathers  houfe 

E^a  2.J9.could  not  (hew  their  fathers  houfe 

Nehem.7.6. 
10.  i<>.after  the  houfe  of  their  fathers 

Yy 


Nch.i.6.hoth  I  and  my  fathers  houfe  have  finned 
.EjHtfr4.i4.thy  fathers  houfe  fhalbe  deftroyed 
Pfal.tf .  1  o. forget  thy  fathers  houfe 
lfa.$.6.oizhe  houfe  of  his  fatherjfaying,  Thou 

7. 1 7. upon  the  people  and  upon  thy  fathets  ho. 
22.23.3  glorious  throne  of  thy  fathers  houfe 

24.upon  him  all  the  glory  of  his  fathers  hou. 
Jer.  1  z.S.houfe  of  thy  father,  even  they  have  dealt 
Luke  16. 27. fend  him  to  my  fathers  houfe 
John  2.  i6.makenot  my  fathers  houfe  an  houfe 
1 4. 2. in  my  fathers  houfe  are  many  man  (ions 
/4<5.7.20,nouri(hed  up  in  his  fathers  foo.3  months 
i^oafe  of  God,  See  dfoQ. 
His  Igoute. 
Gen.  1 2.  i7.Lord  plagued  Pharaoh  and  his  houfe 
17.27.all  the  men  olhishoufe,  born  in  the 
1 9. 3. angels  entred  into  his  houfe 
24.2.  Abraham  faid  to  the  —  fervant  of  his  fo. 
29. 1 3  .Laban  brought  Jacob  to  his  houfe 
36.6.Efau  took  all  the  perfons  of  his  houfe 
39. 4. he  made  him  oyerfeer  over  his  houfe 

<i .  that  he  made  him  oveifeer  in  his  houfe 
43.16.he  faid  to  the  ruler  of  his  houfe 
44.i.he  commanded  the  fteward  of  his  houfe 
4  j.S.Iord  of  all  his  /;<«/£,  and  a  ruler 
50.7.with  him  went  up  the  elders  of  his  houfe 
Exod.7. 23. Pharaoh  turned  and  went  into  his  hou. 
1 2. 4. let  him  and  his  neighbour  next  to  his  ho. 
I.ei>.i6.6'.andmakeanattonement  for  his  houfe 

Verfen. 
17-14. then  a  man  (hall  fanctifie  his  houfe 

1  J.will  redeeme  his  houfe,  then  hee 
Num.zz.iS.if  Balak  would  give  me  his  houfe  full 

Chap. 24.13. 
Deut.zo.f  .let  him  go  and  return  to  his  houfe 

Ver.6,7,8. 

24.1  .and  fend  her  out  of  his  houfe 
2.when  fhe  is  departed  out  of  his  houfe 
3. and  fendeth  her  out  of  his  houfe 
lo.nor  go  into  his  houfe  to  fetch  his 

/«rfg.8.27.bec3me  a  fnare  unto  his  houfe 
9.i6.dealt  well  with  Jerubbaal  and  his  houfe 

19. dealt  fincerely  with  Jerubbaal  and  his  ho. 
1 1 ,34.Jephthah  came  to  Mizpeh  to  his  houfe 

1 8. 2  6.  he  turned  and  wentback  tohhhoufe 
19. if. took  them  into  hishoufe  to  lodging 

2  i.fo  he  brought  him  into  his  houfe 
27. and  opened  the  doorcs  of  his  houfe 
29.\vhcn  he  was  come  into  his  houfe,he 

20.8.neither  will  we  any  of  us  turn  into  hisho. 
1SamA.z1.m2n  Elkanah  and  all  his  houfe  went 
z.u.Elkanah  wenttoRamah  unto  his  houfe 
3.1 2.which  I  have  fpoken  concerning  his  hou. 

1 3-that  He  judge  his  houfe  for  ever 
7. 1 7. for  there  was  his  houfe 
10.2  j. every  man  to  his  houfe 
i9.9.was  upon  Saul  as  he  fate  in  his  houfe 
2  3 . 1 8. and  Jonathan  went  to  his  houfe 
25.1  .and  buried  him  in  his  houfe  at  Ramah 

3  6.behold  he  held  a  feaft  in  his  houfe 

2  Sam.6.19-  people  departed  every  one  to  hisfeo«. 
2 1  .which  chofe  me  before  all  his  houfe 
7.1. when  the  King  fate  in  his  houfe 

z  5. fpoken  concerning  his  houfe 
9.9  pertained  to  Saul  and  to  all  his  houfe 
1  i.9.and  went  not  down  to  his  houfe 
1  o.Uriah  went  not  downe  to  his  houfe 
1 3  .but  went  not  down  to  his  houfe 
27. David  fent  and  fet  her  to  hit  boufe 
1 2. 1  j.and  Nathan  departed  unto  his  houfe 

i7.eldersof  his  houfe  arofe  and  went 
14.3 1. and  came  to  Abfalom  unto  his  houfe 
17.23.gate  him  home  to  hishoufe  tothe 
1  y.  1 1.  to  bring  the  King  back  to  his  houfe 

come  to  the  King,even  to  his  houfe 
20. 3. David  came  to  h\s  houfe  at  Jerufalem 
2 1 . 1  .it  for  Saul  and  for  his  bloody  houfe 
4.nor  gold  of  Saul,nor  of  his  houfe 
1  %}n.z.ji.anduponhis  houfe  there  (hall be pecae 
7.i*and  he  finiflied  all  his  houfe 

8. his  houfe  where  he  dwelt,  had 
1 2.24-rcturn  every  man  to  his  houfe 

i  chron.i\ .4. 
1 3.  i9.and  did  eat  bread  in  his  houfe 
16. 3. take  away  the  pofterity  of  his  houfe 
7.againft  Baaftia  and  againft  his  houfe 

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18.  j. which  was  the  governour  of  hisboufe 
20.43.  King  oflfrael  went  to  his  botife  heavy 
2r.4.Ahab'came  into  his houfe  heavy 

29.bring  the  evill  upon  his  houfe 
21. 1  /.return  every  man  to  his  own  ho.in  peace 
2  Cbrort.18.16. 
2  K'ng.6.i  2.but  Eliflia  fate  in  his  houfe 
20.1 3. there  was  nothing  in  his  houfe 

1  Chron.j. 23.bec.1ufe  it  went  evill  withbis  houfe 

io.6.and  all  his  houfe  died  together     ' 
13.14.in  his  houfe  three  moneths 
16.43. all  the  people  depar.every  man  to  his  fee. 
David  returned  to  bleffe  his  houfe 
1 7. 1  .as  David  fate  in  his  houfe, th^t  David  faid 
23.  haft  fpoken  concerning  his  houfe 

2  Chro.  1 9. 1  .returned  to  his  houfe  in  peace 

24. 16. both  toward  God,and  toward  his  houfe 
E^a.  6.1 1.  timber  be  pulled  downe  from  his  houfe 
his  houfe  be  made  a  dunghill  for  this 
Neb.] .  io.repaired  even  over  againft  his  houfe 
23.  Azariah  repaired  by  his  houfe 
28. every  one  over  againft  his  houfe 
29-Zadok  repaired  over  againft  his  houfe 
5.13.1b  God  fhake  every  man  from  his  houfe 
7. 3. every  one  to  be  over  againft  his  houfe 
8.i6.every  one  upon  the  roofe  of  his  houfe 
EJlhcr  1. 8. appointed  to  all  the  officers  of  his  houfe 
2.16.  into  his  royail  houfe  in  the  tenth  moneth 
6.i2.butHamanhafted  to  his  houfe 
Job  1 .  io.made  an  hedge  about  his  houfe 

7 .  r  b.he  flwll  return  no  more  to  his  houfe 
8 . 1  c .he  fhall  leane upon  his  houfe 

20.-2  8.increafeof  his  houfe  fhall  depart 
21.2 1. what  pleafure  hath  he  in  his  houfe  after 
27. 1 8. he  buildeth  his  houfe  as  a  moth 
42.11/did  eat  bread  with  Jpb  in  hisboufe 
pyii.49-16.when  the  glory  of  his  houfe  is  increafed 

I  o  5.2  i.he  made  him  Lord  of  his  houfe 

1 1 2. 3. wealth  and  riches  fhalbe  in  his  houfe 
Pro.6.3  1  -give  all  the  fubfhnce  of  his  houfe 

17. 1  ^.evill iliall  not  depart  from  his  houfe 
Cant.S.y.iiamza  would  give  all  the  fubft.of  his  h. 
Jer. 2 2. 13. woe  unto  him  that  buildeth  hisbou.by 

23>34.evenpunifh  that  man  and  his  houfe 

3 7. 1 7,King  asked  him  fectetly  in  his  houfe 
Dan.z.  17.  then  Daniel  went  to  his  houfe,snd 

5.23.  brought  the  vefillsof  his  houfe  before  the 

6. 10. he  went  into  his  houfe,ir\d  his  windowes 
Micab  2. 2.fo  they  oppreffe  a  man  and  his  houfe 
Hab.z.y.  that  coveteth  an  evill  covet,  to  his  houfe 
Zerfi.y^.remaine  in  the  midft  of  his  houfe 
Mat.g.j.he  arofe  and  departed  to  hisboufe 

1 2.29-and  then  he  will  fpoile  his  houfe 

Marks  3.  27. 

24. 1 7.  to  take  any  thing  out  of  his  houfe 

Marke  13.15. 

43. not  have  fuffered  his  hou.to  be  broken  up 

Ma; he  2.  i  5.  that  as  Jefus  fate  at  meat  in  his  houfe 

8.26.he  fent  him  away  to  hisboufe 

13.34.who  left  his  bouf,\nd  gave  authority 
Lrt.fc8.41.that  he  would  come  into  his  houfe 

18. 14. this  man  went  downe  to  bis /;o.juftih"ed 
John  4.  5  3  .and  his  whole  houfe  beleeved 
Ads  7.10.  made  him  governour  over  all  his  houfe 

10. 2. one  that  feared  Gcd  with  all  hisboufe 
2  2.  to  fend  for  thee  into  his  houfe 

1 1. 13. had  feenanangeli  in  hisboufe 

16.32.and  to  all  that  were  in  his  houfe 

34. had  brought  them  into  his  ho.ht  fet  meat 
beleeving  in  God  with  all  his  houfe 

i8.8.beleeved  on  the  Lord  with  all  his  houfe 
Col.$.  1 5.  and  the  Church  which  is  mhishoufe 
He£.3.2.Mofes  was  faithfull  in  all  his  houfe 

5 .  Mofr.s  verily  was  faithfull  in  all  his  houfe 

I I  ^.prepared  an  arke  for  the  faving  of  his  hou. 

^oufe  of  Jacob. 
Gra.46.27.all  the  fouls  of  the  /;o.of  Jacob3feventy 
Exod.19.3.  thus  fhall  ye  fay  to  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
Pfal.  1 1 4. 1.  the  ho.  of  Jacob  from  a  people  of  ftra. 
Ifa  2.5.O  houfe  of  Jacob,  come  ye  and  let 

6.forfaken  thy  people,  the  houfe  of  Jacob 

8.  i7.hideth  his  face  from  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
10.20.fuch  as  are  efcaped  of  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
14. 1. they  fhall  cleave  to  the  houfe  of  Jacob 

2 i?.22.rede. Abraham  concerning  the  ho.oi Jac. 
46.j.hearken  unto  me,  O  houfe  of  Jacob 


48.1  .heare  ye  this,0  houfe  of  Jacob 
58.  i.fhew  the  houfe  of  Jacob  their  fins 
/£i'.2.4,hear  ye  the  word  of  the  Lo.O  ho.oi  Jacob 

j.20.declare  this  in  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
E^.2o.5.mine  hand  unto  the  feed  of  thefco.of  Ja. 
Amos  3.1 3. and  teftifie  in  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
9. 8. not  utterly  deftroy  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
Obad.  1 7  .houfe  of  Jacob  fhall  poffeffe  their  pofTeff. 

1  ft. bonfe  of  Jacob  fhalbe  a  fire 
Micab  2.7.O  thou  that  art  named  the  ho.oi  Jac.  is 

3. 9. heare  this  ye  headsof  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
Lu\e  1.3  3. he  fhall  reigne  over  the  houfe  of  Jacob 

Hottfe  of  Jofeph. 
Gen.43 . 1 7.brought  the  men  into  Jofephs  houfe 
1 9-becaufe  they  were  brought  into  Jof.  houfe 
19. the  fteward  of  Jofephs  houfe,and 
44.i4.Judah  and  his  brethren  came  to  fo.boufc 
Jojh.  17. 17.  Jofhua  fpake  unto  the  houfe  of  Jofeph 
18.5.  houfe  of  Jofeph  fhall  abide  in  their  coaffis 
Judg.  l.zz.houfe  of  Jofeph  alfo  went  up  aga.Bethel 
23.  houfe  of  Jofeph  fent  to  deftroy  Bethel 
3  f  .yet  the  hand  of  of  the  ho.Joieph  prevailed 
zSam.  19.20.com  the  fiift  this  day  of  al  the  h.oi ]. 
1  Kin.i  i.28.ruler  over  al  the  charge  of  the&.of  J. 
Amos  y.6.breake  out  like  fite  in  the  bou.oi  Jofeph 
OW.18.and  the  houfe  of  Jofeph  a  flame 
Zecb.  io.6.and  He  fave  the  houfe  of  Jofeph 

l^OUfe  of  ifrael. 
Exod.16.3 1. houfe  of  Ifrael  called  the  name  Manna 

40.38.mthe  fight  of  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
Lev.  io.6.the  whole  houfe  of  Ifrael  bewaile  the 
17. 3. what  man  foever  there  be  of  thebo.oi  Ifr. 
Verfe  10. 
8. what  man  there  be  of  the  houfeof  Ifrael 
22.i8.whatfoever  he  be  of  the  /o.oflf.that  wil 
Num.10.19.tven  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  mourned 
Jojh. 2 1. 4 5. Lord  had  fpoken  unto  the  fco.of  Ifiael 
Ruth  4.1  i.which  two  did  build  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

1  Sam.7. z.z\\  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  lamented 

3  .Samuel  fpake  unto  all.the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

2  Sam.  1 . 1 2.and  for  the  houfe  of  Ifrael,jbecaufe 

6.  $.David  and  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  played 

1 5. David  and  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  brought 
1 2.8.and  gave  thee  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
16.3.10  day  fhall  the  ho.  of  Ifrael  reftore  me  the 
1  King.  1 2. 2 1  .to  fight  againft  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

20. 3 1  .that  the  Kings  of  the  ho.oi  If.are  mer.K. 
Pfal.qi.i.anA  his  truth  toward  theboufe  of  Ifrael 
1 1 5. 1 2.  he  will  bleffe  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
13  j.i9.bleffe  ye  the  Lord,0  houfe  of  Ifrael 
lfa.  5.7.  vine.of  the  Lord  of  hoftes  is  the  ho.oi  Ifr. 
iq.z.boufe  of  Ifrael  fhall  poffeffe  them  in  the 
46.3.  and  all  the  remnant  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
,63.7.gteat  goodneffe  toward  theboufe  of  Ifrael 
63.7.great  goodneffe  toward  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
Jet.  2.4.  &  all  the  family  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
24X0  is  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  afhamed 
3.i8.hou.of  Jud.fhal  walk  with  the  fei.of  Ifra. 
20.  dealt  treacheroufly  with  me.O  ho.oi\ix. 
5.1 1. the  ho.oi Ifr.have  dealt  very  treacheroufly 
1 5. a  nation  upon  you  from  far,0  ho.  of  Ifr. 
9.26.allthe  houfe  of  Ifrael  are  uncircumcifed 
10. 1  .wdl  the  Lo.fpeaketh  unto  you,  O  ho.oili. 
1  i.io.houfe  of  Ifrael  have  broken  my  covenant 

i7.for  the  evill  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
1 3. 1 1. to  cleave  unto  me  rhe  whole  houfe  of  If. 
1 8.6.O  houfe  of  Ifrael,cannot  I  do  with  you  as 
fo  are  ye  in  mine  hand,0  houfe  of  Ifrael 
23.8.which  led  the  feed  of  the  houfe  of  Ifra.out 
3 1. 27. He  fow  the  ho.  of  Ifrael  with  the  feed  of 
3 1. make  a  new  covenant  with  the  ho.oi Ifra. 

3  3.that  I  will  make  with  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
33.14.whkh  I  have  promifed  to  the  ho.  of  Ifra. 

17.ro  fit  upon  the  throne  of  the  bou.oi  Ifrael 
48.13  .as  the  houfe  of  Ifr.was  afhamed  of  Bethel 
£^.3.i.and  goe,fpeake  unto,  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

4  ,goe,get  thee  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

5  .but  thou  art  fent  to  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
j.theho.  of  Ifrael  will  not  hearken  unto  thee 

for  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  are  impudent 
17.  made  thee  a  watchman  unto  the  /'.of  If. 
4.3  .this  fhalbe  a  figneto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
4.1ay  the  iniquity  of  the  hou.  of  Ifr.  upon  it 
y.beare  the  iniquity  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
54.a  fire  cometh  forth  into  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
6. 1 1  .evill  abomination  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 


8.6.even  the  great  abominat.  that  the  ho.oi  Ifr. 
10.  all  the  idols  of  the  bou.oi  Ifrael  pourcr. 
1 1  .of  the  ancients  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
1 2. what  the  ancients  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  do 

9. 9.the  iniquity  oi  theboufe  of  Ifrael  is  exceed. 

1  «-'5  .thus  have  ye  faid,0  houfe  of  Ifrael 

1 5-and  al  theboufe  of  Ifrael  wholly  are  they 

1 2.6.fet  thee  for  a  figne  to  the  houfe  oi  Ifrael 
9-hath  not  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  faid  unto  the 
10. burden  concerning  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
24.flattery,divination  within  the  hou.ot Ifr. 
27.behold,they  of  the  houfe  oi  Ifrael  fay 

13.  j. neither  made  up  the  hedge  for  thefco.ofl. 
9.written  in  the  writing  of  the  houfe  of  Ifra. 

1 4-4-every  man  of  the  hou.  of  Ifrael  that  fet  teth 
5.  that  I  may  take  the  houfe  oi  Ifrael  in  their 
6.therefore  fay  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael,Thus 
7. every  one  of  the  houfe  of  Ifr.that  fetteth  up 

1  l.boufe  of  Ifrael  may  goe  no  more  affray 
1 7.2.fpeake  a  parable  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
18.6.  his  eyes  to  the  idols  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

Vtrfe  15. 

2  5.  heare  now,  O  houfe  of  Ifrael 
29.yet  faith  the  ho.  of  Ifracl,The  way  of  the 

O  houfe  of  Ifrael  ,are  not  my  wayes  equall 
3o.therefore  will  I  judge  you,0  Iwu.  of  Ifra. 

3  r.for  why  will  ye  die,0  houfe  oi  Ifrael 
20.13.  houfe  oi  Ifrael  rebelled  againft  me, 

27-fpeake  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael,and  fay 
30.wherefore  fay  unto  the  houfe  of  I(r.  Thus 
3  i.O  hou  of  Ifraei,is  I  live  faith  the  Lord,I 
39.3s  for  you,0  houfe  of  Ifrael,  thus  faith 
40.  there  fhall  nil  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  ferve  me 
44. corrupt  doings,  O  ye  houfe  of  Ifrael 
22. 1 8. the  houfe  of  Ifrael  is  to  me  become  drofs 
24.2i.fpeake  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael.Thus 
28.24.  no  more  a  prick,  briar  unto  the  ho.oi  If. 
25. when  I  fhall  have  gathered  the  ho.oi  Ifra. 

29.6.  been  a  ftaffe  of  reed  to  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
16.no  more  the  confidence  of  the  houfe  of  If. 
2 1  .home  of  the  houfe  oi  Ifrael  to  bud  forth 

3  3-7.fet  thee  a  watchman  unto  the  ho.  of  Ifrael 
lo.fpeak  unto  the  bonfe  oi  Ifrael,  Thus  ye   - 
1 1  .why  will  ye  die,  O  houfe  of  Ifrael 
20.  O  ye  houfe  oi  Ifrael,Ile  judge  you  every 

34.30.even  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  are  my  people 

3  5 . 1  y.rejoyce  at  the  inheritance  of  the  ho.oi  I. 

36.10.  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael,even  all  of  it 
17.  when  the  houfe  of  Ifr.dwelt  in  their  own 
2i.which  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  had  profaned 

2  2. therefore  fay  unto  the  bou.oi  Ifrael,  Thus 
for  your  fakes,  O  houfe  oi  Ifrael  $  but 

3  2.confoun.for  your  own  W3ys,0  hou.  of  If, 
37.be  enquired  of  by  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

37.1  i.thefe  bones  are  the  whole  houfe  of  Ifrael 

i6.writeuponit,Forall  the  houfe  oi  Ifrael 
39.1 2.feven  mon- fhall  the  houfe  oi  Ifr.be  bury. 

zz.boufe  of  Ifrael  fhall  know  thatl  am  theL. 

23.  that  the  houfe  of  Ifiael  went  into  captivi. 

2  j. have  mercy  upon  the  whole  houfe  of  Ifra. 

29.powrcd  out  my  fpirit  upon  the  bou.oilir. 
40.4.declare  all  th3t  thou  feeft  to  the  houfe  of  If. 

43.7.  holyname,fhall  the  houfe  of  Ifr.  nomore 
lo.lhe  w  the  houfe  to  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

44.6.fay  to  the  rebellious, even  to  the  ho.  of  Ifr. 
Oye  ho.  of  Ifrael,let  itfuffice  you  of  all  j 
1 2.caufed  the  ho.oi  Ifrael  to  fal  into  iniquity 

2  2.take  maidens  of  the  feed  of  the  ho.oi  Ifr. 
4J.6.it  fhalbe  for  the  whole  houfe  of  Ifrael 

8.reft  of  the  land  fhall  he  give  to  the  ho.oi  If. 

17. in  all  folemnities  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

make  reconciliation  for  the  boufe.oili. 

Hof.1.4.  to  ceafe  the  kingdome  of  the  ho.  of  Ifrael 

6.no  more  have  mercy  upon  the  ho.oi  Ifrael 

5.1.  and  hearken  ye  houfe  oflfrael 

6.  io.feen  an  horrible  thing  in  the  houfe  of  Ifra. 
1 1 . 1  i.boufe  of  Ifrael  compaffeth  me  about 

Amos  j.i.even  a  lamentation,  Ohoufe  oi  Ifrael 

3  .fhall  leave  ten  to  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
4.unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael ,Seeke  ye  me 

2  5  .in  the  wilderneffe  forty  yeers,0  ho.oi  If. 
6. 1  .to  whom  the  houfe  oflfrael  came 

i4.againft  you  a  nation,rO  houfe  oflfrael 

7.  io.againft  thee  in  the  midft  of  the  ho.oi  Ifr. 
9.9. and  will  lift  the  houfe  oflfrael  among 

Micab  1.  j. for  the  fins  of  theboufe  oflfrael 
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9. heare  this  ye  Princes  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
Zecb.B.  1 3  .we  are  a  curfe  among  the  boufe  of  Ifrael 
M.it.  10.6. to  the  loft  (hccp  of  die  houfe  of  Ifrael 

Chip.  i?. 24. 
Afts  i.j<5.th:refore  lot  all  the  boa.  of  Ifrael  know 

7.41.O  ve  boufe  oflfrael.haveye  offered 
Heb.S.&.m'ike  anew  covenant  with  the  /;0.oflfr. 
io.that  He  make  with  the  boufe  of  Ifrael 
^Mz  of  Judah. 
2  5^.r.4.anointed  Dav.King  over  the  ho.of  Jud. 
7. houfe  of  Judih  have  anointed  m:  King 
io.houfeoi  Judah  followed  David 

1  i.King  in  Hebron  over  the  boufe  of  Judah 

1  i.8.and  gave  the  boufe  of  Judah 

1 i^ln.iz.zi.he  affembled  all  the  boufe  of  Judah 

2  j.fpeake  unto  all  the  boufe  of Judan 

2  $»-i9-?°-remna.that  is  efcaped  of  the  bo.of  Ju. 

Ifa.n.  jr. 

1  Cfe-o.  28.4^0  be  King  of  the  boufe  of  Judah 

2  Chro.i  i.i.he  gathered  of  the  boufe  of  Judah 

19.1  r.the  ruler  of  the  boufe  of  Judah 

2  2.io.deftroyed  al  the  feed  royal  of  the  ho.of  J. 
3vVJ>.4.i6.were  behind  all  the  boufe  of  Judah 
lfa.it.ii.be  a  father  to  the  boufe  of  Judah 

Je>'.  3. 1 8. />««/"*  of  Judah  (hall  walke  with  the 
$.11. boufe  of  Judah  hath  dealt  very  treacherouf. 
1 1. 10.  boufe  of  Judah  have  broke  my  covenant 

i7.for  the  evill  of  the  boufe  of  Judah 
I2.i4.&pluckt  out  of  the  boufe  of  Judah  from 
1  j .  1 1  .to  cleave  to  me  the  w  hole  boufe  of  Judah 
22.6.1'aiththe  Lord  unto  the  Kings  bou.of  Jud. 
3 1. 27. He  Cow  the  boufe  of  Judah  wich  the  feed 
3 1. anew  covenant  with  the  boufe  of  Judah 

3  3.  i4.have  piomifed  unto  the  boufe  of  Judah 
3  6. 3. that  the  ta/e  of  Judah  will  heare  all  the 

£^e.4.6.bear  the  iniquity  of  the  fro  of  Ju.40.daies 
8.i7.a  light  thing  to  the  boufe  of  Judah, that 
o.ganiquity  of  the  boufe  of  Judah  is  great 
2?. 3.  and  againlt  the  boufe  of  Judah  when  they 
8.behold  the  ho.  of  Judah  is  like  unto  all  the 
12.  Edom  hath  dealt  againft  the  hou.of  Jud. 
Hof.1,7.  have  mercy  upon  the  boufe  of  Judah 
5. 1 2.  be  to  the  boufe  of  Judah  as  rottenneffe 
14. as  a  young  lion  to  the  boufe  of  Judah 
Zepb.z.7.  (halbe  for  the  rem.of  the  boufe  of  Judah 
Zcch.S.  1 3. a  curfe  among  the  heathen,0  bou.ofja. 
1 5. to  doe  well  to  the  boufe  of  Judah 
19.  be  to  the  boufe  of  Judah  joy  &  gladneffe 
io.j.vifited  his  flocke,  the  boufe  of  Judah 

6.11e  ftrengthen  the  boufe  of  Judah 
1 2.4.open  mine  eyes  upon  the  boufe  of  Judah 
Heb.S.2.3.  new  covenant  with  the  boufe  of  Judah 

'    %i»gs  Uoufe. 
2  Sam.n.z.  walked  upon  the  roof  of  the  Ki.boufe 
8  .Uriah  departed  out  of  the  Kings  boufe 
1 5.3  j.  heare  out  of  the  Kings  houfe,tho\i  (halt 

1  J^s.9.i.finifhed  the  building  of  the  Kings  bou. 

i4.26.tooke  away  the  treafure  of  the  Kings  ho. 
Chap.  if.  18.  %Kin.  1 6.8. 
27-kept  the  door  of  the  Ki.hou.      2  Cfe.2.9. 
1 6.  i8.burnt  the  Kings  boufe  over  him  with 
7.1  i.told  it  to  the  Kings  boufe  within 
1 1. 5. keepers  of  the  watch  of  the  Kings  houfe 
i6.by  the  wch  the  horfes  came  into  the  K.ho. 
i9.gate  of  the  guard  to  the  Kings  houfe 
20  (lew  Atha.  wth  the  fword  betide  the  K.ho. 
2  Chron.z  3.1?. 
12.18.  found  in  the  treafure  of  the  Kings  houfe 
Chap.14.14.8c  18. if. 

1  (,.2?  .fmote  him  in  the  palace  of  the  Kin.houfe 

2  4. 1 3  .and  the  treafure  of  the  Kings  houfe 
2  5.9.  he  burnt  the  Kings  boufe 

2  Chro.  1  i.9.took  away  the  treafures  of  the  Ki.  bou. 

16. 2. and  the  gold  out  of  the  Kings  houfe 
2i.i7.fubftancethat  was  found  in  the  Ki.boufe 
23.  j.a  third  part  (halbe  at  the  Kings  boufe 

2o.came  thor.the  high  gates  unto  the  Ki.  ho. 
2  5.24.  found  in  the  treafures  of  the  Kings  boufe 
26.2i.Jotham  his  fon  was  over  the  Kings  boufe 
2  3.2 1. took  away  a  portion  out  of  the  ho.of  K. 
E^ra  6-4.be  given  out  of  the  Kings  boufe 
Ejlher  2.8.Efther  was  brought  alfo  to  the  Ki.hou. 
9. to  be  given  her  out  of  the  Kings  houfe 
1 3. to  goe  with  her  unto  the  Kings  houfe 
\     4.  t  3.  that  thou  (halt  efcape  in  the  Kings  boufe 


J.i.  court  of  the  Ki.fro.over  againft  theKi.hou. 
6.4.into  the  outward  court  of  the  Kings  houfe 
9.4.Mordecai  was  great  in  the  Kings  houfe 
Jer.z6. 1  o.came  up  from  the  Kings  houfe  unto 
27.18.lefc  in  the  boufe  of  the  King  of  Judah 

21.  remain  in  the  houfe  of  the  King  of  Judah 

J2.2.whkh  was  in  the  King  of  Judahsk>#/e 

36.i2.thenhe  went  downe  to  the  Kings  houfe 

38.7.Eunuches,which  was  in  the  Kings  boufe 

8.Ebedme.went  forth  out  of  the  Kings  boufe 

1 1. went  into  the  houfe  of the  King  under  the 

2  2.that  are  left  in  the  King  of  Judahs  boufe 
39.8.  the  Caldeans  burnt  the  Kings  boufe 
52.1 3. and  burnt  the  Kings  houfe 

Hof.f.  1  .give  ye  eare>0  houfe  of  the  King 

Jjoufe  of  Levi. 
Exod.z.i. there  went  a  man  of  the  houfe  of  Levi 
Num.ij.S.tod  of  Aaron  for  the  houfe  of  Levi  was 
Pfal.  1 3  5.2o.bleffe  the  Lord*  O  houfe  of  Levi 
"Lech.  1 2.13 .  the  family  of  the  houfe  of  Levi  apart 

I^Ollfe  joyned  with  Lord. 
£.rarf.23.i9.bring  into  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

34.26.  firft  fruits  bring  into  the  hou.of the  Lo. 
/>W. 2 3. 1 8. price  ofadog  into  the  hou.oi  the  Lo. 
Jofh.6.z^.v>M.t  into  the  treaf.  of  the  hou.of  the  Lo. 
Jud^.i^.iS.  I  am  now  going  to  the  ho.  of  the  Lo. 
1  S<w».i.7.when  (he  went  up  to  the  ho.  of  the  Lo. 

24.brought  him  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
j.i  % .  opened  the  doores  of  the  hou.of  the  Lord 
2SdOT.12.20.and  came  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
1  Zing.i.i.z.0.  end  of  building  the  fc»«.of  the  Lord 
6.1.  began  to  build  thehoufe  of  the  Lord 

3  7. foundation  of  the  hou.of  the  Lo.was  laid 
7.1 2.1'nner  court  of  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

40.made  for  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

4  j.  made  to  King  Sol.for  the  ho.  of  the  Lo. 
z  Chron.  n.  16. 

48.that  pertained  unto  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
5 1.  that  King  Sol.made  for  the  fo.of  the  Lo. 
among  the  treafure  of  the  bo.  of  the  Lo. 
8.io.doud  filled  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

1  i.glory  of  the  Lo.had  filled  the  bo.oi  theL. 

2  Chron.  7. z. 

^.children  of  Ifr.dedicated  the  bo.oi  the  L. 

64.court  that  was  before  the  hou.oi  the  Lord 

2  Chron.  7.  7. 

9.i.finifhed  the  building  of  the  bo.  of  the  Lord 

2  Chron-  7.  1 1. 

io.built  thehoufe  of  the  Lordj  &  the  Kings 

2  chrm.S.i. 

if.  for  to  build  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

10.5.  went  up  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

2  Chron.  9. 4. 

1 2.  pillars  for  the  boufeoi  the  Lord 
2  Chron.  9.1 1. 

1 2.27.  to  doe  facrifice  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
14.26.took  away  the  treaf.of  the  ho.  of  the  Lo. 

2  Chron.  12.  9. 

a8.when  the  King  went  into  che  ho.of  theL.. 

2  Cbron.iz.il. 

1 5. 1  f . had  dedicated, into  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

18.  left  in  the  treafures  of  the  ho.of  the  Lord 

2  $0.1 1. 3. he  was  with  her  hid  in  theho.of  the  L. 

4.them  to  him  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

took  an  oath  of  them  in  the  /;o.of  the  L- 

7.  keep  the  watch  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

if.  not  be  flaine  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

1 8. appointed  officers  over  the  ho.of  the  Lo. 

2  Chron.  23.18. 

19.bro.down  the  King  from  the  ho.of  the  L. 

2  Cfora.23.20. 

1 2.4.that  is  brought  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

mans  heart  to  bring  into  the  ho.of  the  L. 

9.  as  one  cometh  into  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

was  brought  into  the  ho.of  the  Lord 

'  io.that  was  found  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

1 1  .had  the  overfight  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

that  wrought  upon  the  bo#. ofthe  Lord 

1 2.repair  the  breaches  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 

13.  not  made  for  the  bo.  of  the  Lord,  bowls 
money  that  was  bro.into  the  ho.of  the  Lo. 

14.  repaired  therewith  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
i6.not  brought  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
iS.found  in  the  treaf.of  the  bou.  of  the  Lord 

14.  I4.that  were  found  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
15.3  f  •  built  the  higher  gate  of  the  ho.of  the  L. 

Yy  * 


16.8.  that  was  found  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
Chap.i8.iy. 
1 4.from  between  the  altar  &  the  ho  of  theL. 
i8.tumed  he  from  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
19. 1. and  went  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
i4.went  up  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
20.  f -goe  up  unto  the  houfe  of  theLord 
8.  that  I  (hall  goe  up  into  the  ho.  of  the  Lord 
'  21.4. he  built  altars  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
5. in  the  two  courts  of  the  houfe  of  theLord 
2  Chron.  33.  5. 
22.3.to  the  houfe  of  the  Lord,  faying 
4.  which  is  brought  into  the  bou.nf  the  Lord 
f  .that  have  the  overfight  of  the  bo.of  the  Lo. 
which  is  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
S.for  the  book  of  the  law  in  the  ho.of  the  L. 
9.have  the  overfight  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
23.2.  King  went  up  into  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
2  Cfe-w2.34.30. 
which  was  found  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
z  Chron. $4.17,10. 
6.brought  out  the  grove  from  the  ho.of  theL. 
7. that  were  by  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
1  i.at  the  entring  in  of  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
1 2. in  the  two  courts  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
24.Hilk.the  prkft  found  in  the  ho.of  the  Lo. 
24. 1 3. out  thence  al  the  treaf.of  the  bo.oi  the  L, 
2  j.9.he  burnt  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
ij.pil.ofbrafsthat  were  in  the  fo.ofthe  Lo. 
braien  fea  that  was  in  the  ho.of  the  Lord 
fercm.fz.17. 
1  j.Solom.  had  made  for  the  bou.  of  the  Lord 
Jcrem.$z.zo. 
1  Chro.6.2  i.ferviceof  fong  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lo. 
3  2.untill  Sol.had  built  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
9.23.9verfight  of  the  gates  of  the  bo.of  the  Lo. 
2  2. 1. this  is  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

$.bo.  that  is  to  be  builded  for  the  Lord,muft 
6.charged  him  to  build  an  houfe  for  theLord 
1 1. build  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  thy  God 
I4.have  prepared  for  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
2j.4.fct  forward  the  work  of  the  ho.  of  the  Lo. 
24.for  the  fervice  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

Verfe  28. 
3  2.in  the  fervice  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
24. 19. to  come  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
2  5«6.for  fong,in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
26,1 2.to  minifter  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
22.over  the  treafures  of  the  bou.  of  the  Lord 
27.  to  maintaine  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
28.12.of  the  courtsofthe  houfeofthe  Lord 
1 3. work  of  the  fervice  of  the  bo.of  the  Lord 
vcffels  of  fervice  in  the  hou.of  the  Lord 
20. for  the  fervice  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
a9.8-gave  them  to  the  treaf.of  the  ho.of  the  Lo. 
2Cfe».f.i.made,forthefo>.of  the  Lo.was  finifhed 
i3.eventhe/70«/e  of  theLord  was  filled  with 
7.2.  could  not  enter  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

1  i.to  make  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
8.16.  day  of  the  foundation  of  the  ho.of  the  L. 
16.2.  out  of  the  treaf.  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
20.f  Jehofhaphat  flood  in  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord 
28.w»th  trumpets  unto  the  thefe>.of  the  Lo. 
23.j.peo.  (halbe  in  the  courts  of  the  feof  the  L. 
6.let  none  come  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
1 2.came  to  the  people  into  the  bo.  ofthe  Lo. 
i4.flay  her  not  in  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord 
i8.David  had  diftributed  in  the  bo.of  the  L. 
i9.porters  at  the  gates  of  the  bo.of  the  Lord 
24.4.minded  to  repaire  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
7.dedicate  things  ofthe  houfe  ofthe  Lo,  did 
8.fet  it  at  the  gate  ofthe  houfe  ofthe  Lord 

1  i.did  the  work  of  the  ferv.  of  the  ho.of  the  L. 

to  repaire  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

to  mend  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord 

i4.made  veflels  for  the  houfe  of  the  Lord     - 

offered  burnt-offer.in  the  fe>.of  the  L. 

1 8.they  left  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord  God  of 

2 1. in  the  court  ofthe  houfe  ofthe  Lord 

26.19-before  the  priefts  in  the;  boufe  of  theLord 

2i.he  was  cut  off  from  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

i7<3.built  the  high-gate  ofthe  bo.  of  the  Lord 

2  8. 2 1. away  a  portion  out  of  the  ho.  ofthe  Lo. 

24. (hut  up  the  doores  ofthe  houfe  ofthe  Lo. 
29. 3. opened  the  doors  of  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord 
f  .and  fanctifie  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord 

if. to  I 


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if.tocleanfethe  boufc  of  the  Lord 
1 6.  into  the  inner  part  of  the  kottfe  of  the  Lo. 
into  the  court  of  the  boufc  of  the  Lord 
1 7-fo  they  fanftified  the  hoiife  of  the  Lord 
i8.we  have  cleanfed  all  the  houfe  of  the  Lor. 
20. went  up  to  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

2  j.fet  the  Levitts  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

3  i.and  thank-offerings  into  the  ho.oi  the  L. 
3  5-fervice  of  the  boufe  of  the  Lord  was  fet  in 

jo.i.ihould  come  to  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

1 5.  burnt-offerings  into  the  hou.oi  the  Lord 
■>  i.io.to  bring  the  offerings  into  thefc.of  theL. 

1 1. to  prepare  chambers  in  the  bo.  of  the  Lo. 

16. that  entreth  into  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
3  3-4-lie  built  altars  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

1  j.tooke  the  idol  out  of  the  hou.oi  the  Lord 
built  in  the  mount  of  the  boit.of  the  Lo. 
24.8.  to  repaire  the  boufe  of  the  Lord  his  God 

io.that  wrought  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
that  had  the  overfigbt  of  the  ho.oi  the  Lor. 

1 4.  was  brought  into  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

1 5  .bcoke  of  the  law  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
3  $.  2.to  the  fervice  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
36. 7.  carried  of  the  vcifcls  of  the  boufe  of  the  L. 

ioiwkh  the  goodly  vcfills  ofthe  fe>. of  the  L. 

14. and  polluted  the  boufeoi  the  Lord 

1  S.treafure  of  the  boufe  of  the  Lo.he  brought 
E^ra  1. f. to  build  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

7.brought  forth  the  veff.  of  the  bo.oi  the  Lo. 
2.6§.whenthey  came  to  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
3  8.  forward  the  work  of  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

1  ^foundation  of  the  bo.oi  the  Lor.  was  laid 
7.27.10  beautifie  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

8.29.  in  the  chambers  of  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
A'e/'.io.j  f  .yeer  by  yeer,unto  the  boufe  of  the  Lor. 
Pfal.z^.6.1le  dwell  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
27. 4. that  I  may  dwell  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord. 
92. 1 3. be  planted  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
1 16.19.in  the  courts  ofthe  boufe  of  the  Lord 
u8.26.blefled  you  out  ofthe  houfeoixhe  Lo. 
1 2  2. 1. let  us  goe  into  the  boufc  ofthe  Lord 

9.becsufe  ofthe  boufe  of  the  Lord,Ile  feeke 

134.1.  by  night  (bind  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

r2#."asg?e  that  ftand  in  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

Z/&2.V.mduntain  ofthe  Lordsboufi  fhalbe  eftabl. 

..  Mkabq.i. 

'  3  7.  r. and  went  into  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

1 4  Hcztk.went  up  unto  the  boufe  of  the  Lo. 
3  8 .  20.1'n  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 

2  2. that  I  fhall  goe  up  to  the  boufe  of  the  Lo. 
66. 20.in a  cleaneveflell  into  the  60.  ofthe  Lo. 

fer.-f.z.ttand  in  the  gate  ofthe  Lords  boufe 
i7-26.facrif.ofpraife  unto  the  boufe  ofthe  Lor. 
1 9. 14. he  flood  inthe  courts  ofthe  Lotdsboufi 
20. 1.  chief  govemour  in  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

2. which  was  by  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 
26\2.itand  in  the  court  of  the  Lords  boufe 

to  worfhip  in  the  Lords  boufe 

7 /peaking  thefe  words  in  the  ho.oi  the  Lor. 

9.  againft  Jeremiah  in  theboufioi  the  Lord 

lo.trom  the  kin.hoyfe  unto'the  ho.oi  the  Lo. 

entry  of  the  new  gate  of  the  Lords  boufc 

27.i6.vefkls  ofthe  LoJjoufe fhall  now  ftiordy 

1  S.w  hich  are  left  in  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

21  veffels  that  remain  in  the  boufe  ofthe  Lo. 
28.i.fpake  unto  me  in  the  boufeoi  the  Lord 

3. unto  this  place  all  the  veffels  ofthe  ~Lo.bo. 

5. that  flood  in  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

6.  to  bring  again  the  vt  flels  of  the  Loxdsho. 
29.26.be  officers  in  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 
3  3.ii.facrificeof  praife  into  the fco.of the  Lor. 
3  j.2.bring  them  into  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

4. 1  brought  them  into  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
36.?  .1  cannot  goe  into  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

6.in  the  Lords  boufe  upon  the  fading  day 

8.reading  in  the  Lords  boufe 

1  o.read  Baruch  in  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 
at  the  entry  of  thenew  gate  of  the  Lo.  bo. 
38. 14. that  is  in  the  houfeoithe  Lord 
41  •  5  .to  bring  them  to  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 
5 1.5 1. into  the  fanctuaries  of  the  Lordsboufi 
5  2. 1 3  .and  burnt  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

i7.pil.  of  brafs  that  were  in  the  bo.of  the  Lo. 
Z.j7W.2.7.madc  a  noife  in  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
£^\8. 1 4.brought  me  into  the  gate  ofthe  Lo.bo. 

ifi.into  the  inner  court  ofthe  houfeoithe  L. 


10.19.  door  ofthe  eaft  gate  ofthe  Lords  boufe 

1 1. 1. brought  me  to  the  taft-gate  ofthe  Lo.  bo. 

44.4.glory  of  the  Lord  tilled  the  bo.  of  the  Lo. 

5.concer.all  the  oidinan.of  the  ho. of  theLo. 

Hof.8. 1. as  an  eagle  againft  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord 

9-4.net  come  into  the  boufe  of  the  Lord 
Joel  i.9.cut  off  from  the  boufeoi  the  Lord 

14.inhab.of  the  land  into  the  bou.  of  the  Lo. 
3.i8.a  founu.fhal  come  for.of  the^o.of  the  Lo. 
Hag. i.2.Lords  houfe  fhould  be  built 

i4.did  workein  theboufi  ofthe  Lord 
Zecb.7.^.vihkh  were  in  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord 
S.g.foundation  ofthe  hou.oi  the  Lord  was  laid 
1 1.1 3. to  the  potter  in  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord 
14.20.pots  in  the  Lords  boufc  fhalbe  like 
2 1  .no  more  the  Cana,  in  the  houfe  ofthe  Lo. 
My  i&oufe. 
Gen.i  ?.2.fteward  of  my  boufe  is  this  Eliezar 
34,30.1  fhalbe  deflroyed,  I  and  my  houfe 
4 1, 40. thou  (halt  be  over  my  boufi 
jojh.zq.i  j.as  for  me  and  my  houfe,  we  will 

1  Sam.zo.  1  $.  not  cut  offthy  kindnefs  from  my  bo. 

2 1. 1 5  .fhall  this  fellow  come  into  my  houfe 

2  Sam.7 .i%.wha,i  is  my  ho.  that  thou  haft  brought 

2  3 .  ?. although  my  houfe  be  not  fo  with  God 
1  Kjttg.n.z.  becaufeit  is  neere  tomytoufi 

1  Cbron.  1 7. i4.but  He  fettle  him  in  iny  boufi 
Pfal.  10  i.z.walkc  within  my  -houfe  with  a 

1 3  2.3.not  come  into  the  tabernacle  of  my  bou. 
Pro.7.  6.2.1  the  window  of  my  houfe  I. looked 
lfa.j.  7. in  my  houfe  is  neither  bread  nor  cloth 

56  7.make  them  joyfull  in  my  houfe  of  praier 
/0.23.1 1. in  my  houfe  havel  found  their  wicked. 
£^.44. 7. pollute  itjeven  my  houfe 
Zecb.  3. 7. then  thou  (halt  alfo  judge  my  houfe 
Mat.  1  z .44.  He  returne  into  my  houfe 

21. 13. my  hou.  fhalbe  called  the  houfe  ofpraier 
Ma>l(  1  1.7.  Luke  19.46. 
Luke  9.6 1  .which  are  at  home  at  my  houfe 

1 4. 2 3. that  my  boufi  may  be  filled 
Mine  J?oufc. 
Gem.  1  e.3. borne  in mine  boufe  $s  mineheire 
Num.i  2.7.  who  is  faithfull  in  all  mine  boufi 
Deut.  26.13  .hallowed  things  out  of  mine  houfi 
Judg.  1 1.3  1. cometh  forth  ofthe  doors  of  rai./w.to 

19.23. that  this  man  is  come  into  mine  boufe 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1 1 .  fhall  I  then  goe  into  mine  'ho.  to  eat 
2  Kjng.zo.i  5. all  things  that  are  in  mine  hou.  have 

1  Chro.17.16.  what  is  mine  ho.  that  thou  haft  bto. 
fob  17.13.if  I  wait,  thegraveis  inaimehoufe 
If  a.  56.5  unco  them  will  I  give  in  mine  ho.  a  name 
7,  mine  houfe  fhalbe  called  an  houfe  of  prayer 
Jer.  1 1  •  1 5 .  my  beloved  to  doe  in  mine  houfe 

1 2.7.I  have  forfaken  mine  boufi 
E^.S.  1. as  I  fate  in  mine  houfi,md  the 

23.39.  done  in  the  midft  ofmine  houfe 
Eto.4.4.1  Ncbuchadnez.wasatreft  in  mine  houfe 
Hofc).  1  f.Ile  drive  them  out  ofmine  boufe 
Hag.  i.9.btcaufe  ofmine  boufi  that  is  wafte 
Zecb .9.8. lie  encampe  about  mine  houfe 
Md. 1. 1  o. there  may  be  meat  in  mine  boufi 
Luh,e  1 1. 24. He  returne  unto  mine  fe«/b 
Ails  10.30.I  prayed  in  mine  boufi 

1 6. 1  j.come  into  mine  boufi 
Owne  ^ottfe. 
Gen.  14.  i4.fervants,  borne  in  his  owne houfe 

3 0.30. when  I  fhall  provide  for  mine  own  houfe 
Deut. zz.z.  bring  it  unto  thine  owne  houfe 
Jojh.  20.6.and  come  unto  his  owne  houfe 
y«flfg.8.29.J<.rubbaal  dwelt  in  his  owne  houfe 
z  Sam.4.1 1  .flain  a  righteous  perfon  in  his  own  h. \ 

1 2. 1 1. againft  thee  out  of  thine  own  houfe 
20. then  he  came  to  his  own  boufe 

1 4. 24. let  him  turne  to  his  own  boufe 

fo  Abfolom  returned  to  his  own  boufe 

1 9#30.come  againe  in  peace  unto  his  own  houfe 
1  Kjttg.z.34.  buried  in  his  own  bo.  in  the  wildern. 

3«i.an  end  ofbuilding  his  owne  houfe 

7.  i.Solomon  was  building  his  own  houfe 

9. if  .for  to  build  his  ownboufi 

1 2. 1 6.  now  fee  to  thine  owne  houfe 

z  Cbron.  10. 16. 

1 4.1 2.  get  thee  to  thine  owneboufi 
z  Kjng.z  1. 1 8.buried  in  the  garden  of  his  own  hou. 
z  Chi  on.  33.20. 


23.  flew  the  King  in  his  owne  boufe 

2  Cbron. .33.  24. 
2  Chron.y.  1 1.  to  make  in  his  owne  boufe,he  prolp. 

8.  l.Salomon  had  built  his  owne  boufi 
Eftber  1 .22.beare  rule  in  his  own  houfe 
Pro.  n. 29, he  that  troubkeh  his  owne  houfe,he 

1  j. 27.  greedy  of  gain  troubleth  his  owne  boufi 
{fa.  1 4. 1 8. lie  in  glery,  every  one  in  his  own  houfe 
Mkah  7.6.mans  enem.  are  the  men  of  his  own  ho. 
Hag.  1 .9.  every  man  unto  his  owne  boufe 
Matth.  15.57.  countrey,  and  in  his  owne  houfe 

Mar^e  6. 4. 
Lu\e  1.23.  he  departed  to  his  owne  boufe 
56. and  returned  toherowne/w*/e 
%. 2  f  .departed  to  his  own  k«/£3glorifying  God 

29.made  him  a  great  feaft in  his ownhoufi 
8. 3 9. returne  to  thine  owne  houfe 
John  7.  j  3 .every  man  went  unto  his  owne  houfe 
Ails  28.30.two  yeeres  in  his  owne  hired  houfe, 
1  Tm.i.^.one  that  ruleth  well  his  owne  houfe 
5. know  not  how  to  rule  his  owae  imtfi 
?  .8.  efpecially  for  thofi  of  his  ownethoufi 
Hi^.3.6.Chrift  as  a  fon  over  his  ovineboufe 

This  t^oafc. 
Gf??.39.9.none  greater  in  this  houfe  then  I 

40.14.  and  bring  me  out  of  this  Ivmfi 
1 2v«.6. 1 2  .concer.this  bo.  wchthou  art  in  building 
8. 27. how  much  Jeff;  this  houfe  that  I  have 
29.  eyes  may  be  open  towards  this  houfe 

2  Chron.6. zo. 
31.  before  thine  altar  in  this  houfe 

2  Cbron.  6.  22. 
3  3.  make  fupplication  unto  thee  in  thiste. 
2  Chron.6. 24. 
3S..fonh  his  hatids  towards  this  boufi 

2  Chrm.6.zy. 
42.  fhall  come  and  pray  towards  this  houfe 

2  Chron.6.  32. 
43.thatthis/w.whichlhavebuilded  is  called 
9.3. 1  have  hallowed  thishoufi  which  thou 

2  Cbron.  7.  16. 
7. thishoufi  that  I  have  hallowed  for  my 

2  Cbron.  7.  20. 

8 .at  thk  houfi,cvety  one  that  pafTeth  by  fhall 

2  Chrm.i.zi. 

Lord  done  thus  unto  this  houfe 

2  Citron.  7.  2i. 

2  King.  2  i.7.in  this  boufe  which  I  have  cbofen 

2  Chron.  3  3 
2  Chron.zo.o.  we  ftand  before  this  houfe 

for  thy  Name  is  in  this  boufe 
E?r<i  3.1 2.foundaticn  of  rhis  to«.was  laid  before 
5.12.  who  deftroyed  this  boufi 
6. 1  y .this  houfe  was  finiihed  on  the  third  day 
/e?--7.io.come  and  ftand  before  me  in  this  boufi 
1  l.is  this  boufi  become  a  den  of  robbers 
1 4,.  therefore  will  I  doe  unto  this  houfi 
2  2.4.  enter  in  by  the  gates  of  this  houfe 

5.  that  this  houfe  is  becom?  a  defolation 
26.6.  make  this  houfi  like  Shiloh 
9.  ihisboufc  fhalbe  like  Shiloh 
1 2.fcnt  me  to  prophetic  againft  this  boufi 
Hag.1.4.  and  this  houfe  lie  wafte 

2.3.  that  faw  this  houfe  in  her  firft  glory 
7.  He  fill  this  houfe  with  glory 
9.  glory  of  this  latter  houfe  fhalbe  greater 
Zecfe.4.9.  have  hid  the  foundation  of  this  boufi 
Luke  10.5.  firft  fay,Peace  be  to  this  houfi 
19.9.  this  day  isf  \lvationcome  to  this  houfi 
Thy  $OUfe,  Or  Thine  ^oilfc 
Gen.7.1.  com,-  thou  and  all  thy  houfe  into  the 

3 1.41. 1  have  been  twenty  yeeres  in  thy'boufi 
Exod.  8.3.  goe  up  and  come  into  chine  houfe 
Num.  1 8.1 1. every  one  that  is  cleane  in  thy  fo.fhall 

Verfe  13. 
Deuh6.7  .talk  of  them  when  thou  fitteft  in  thy  bo. 
9-write  them  upon  the  poftsof  thy  boufi 
7.26.bring  an  abomination  into  thine  houfi 
1  i^.fpcik.ofthem  when  thou  fitteft  in  thy  h. 
20.  write  them  upon  the  door  pofts  of  thy  ho. 
if  .16.  becaufe  heloveth  thine  boufe 
21. 1 2.  bting  her  home  unto  thine  boufe 

1 3 .  fhall  remaine  in  thine  houfi 
22.8.  bting  not  bloud  upon  thine  houfe 
25.i4.nothave  in  thy  houfi  divers  meafures 
26.11.  Lord  thy  God  hath  given  to  thine  boufi 
. /<ffi.2.3.whichj 


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H  O  U 


H  O  U 


HO  U 


HOU 


Jojh.z.^. which  3re  entred  into  thine  boufe 

19-goe  out  of  the  doores  of  thy  bou.imo  the 
Judg.  1 2.1  .burn  thine  boufe  upon  thee  with  fire 

1 9.2i.forth  the  man  that  came  into  thine  boufe 
Ruth  4.1  i.wom.  that «  come  into  thy  bo.  like  Ra. 
1  i.thy  boufe  be  like  the  houfe  of  Pharez 

1  Sam.z. 3 o.  that  thy  boufe  fhould  walk  before  me 

3  1. not  be  an  old  man  in  thine  houfe 

33.  all  the  increafe  of  thine  boufe  fhall  die  in 

j6.every  one  left  in  thine  boufe  fhall  come 

22.  i4.and  is  honourable  in  thine  boufe 

2  j.6.and  peace  be  to  thine  boufe 
3  5. goe  up  in  peace  to  thine  boufe 

2  Sam.7. 16. thine  boufe  fhalbe  eftablifhed  forever 

1  i.8.goe  downe  to  thy  houfe  and  wafh 

to.not  goe  downe  unto  thy  houfe 
1  a.  10.  fword fhall  never  depart  from  thy  houfe 
14.8.  goe  to  thine  boufe 
1  Kjwig.i.^.Solom.faid  unto  him,Go  to  thy  houfe 
1  j.8.if  thou  wilt  give  me  halfe  thy  houfe,! 

i8.bring  him  backe  with  thee  into  thine  bo. 
i6.j.makethy  houfe  like  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 
io.6.and  rhey  fhall  fearch  thine  houfe 
z  1.  z  2.  thine  boufe  like  thehoufe  of  Jeroboam 
Pfal.  5.7.  He  come  into  thy  boufe  in  the  multitude 
26.8.I  have  loved  the  habitation  of  thy  houfe 
j6.8.fatisfied  with  the  fatneffe  of  thy  houfe 
^o.^.take  no  bullocke  out  of  thy  houfe 
65-4.fatisfied  with  the  goodneffe  of  thy  boufe 
66. 1  3  .goe  into  thine  boufe  with  burnt  offerings 
tfp.^ieale  of  thy  houfe  hath  eaten  me  up 

John  2. 17. 
pj.^.holineffebecommeth  thine  houfe,0  Lord 
128.3.  fruitfullvineby  the  fides  of  thine  houfe 
Zp.38.1.  fet  thine  houfe  in  order,for  thou 

2  Kjng.zo.i. 
39.4.  what  have  they  feen  in  thine  houfe 

2  King.  20. 1  y. 
6.  that  all  that  is  in  thine  houfe  fhall  be 

z  Kjng.  20.  17. 
?8.7.poore  that  is  caft  out,to  thy  boufe 
Jb-.38.17.thou  (halt  live,  and  thine  houfe 
£^.?-24-mut  thy  felfe  within  thy  houfe 

44.30.bleffi.ng  to  reft  in  thine  boufe 
HA2.10.c0nfult.ed  fhameto  thy  houfe 
Mat. 9.6.  and  goe  unto  thi  ne  houfe        Mar.  2. 1 1 . 

Uk?  J.  24.- 
z6,  i8.keep  the  paffeovcr  at  thy  houfe 
Luke  7.44.I  entred  into  thy  houfe,  thougaveft 

19.5.10  day  I  muft  abide  at  thy  houfe 
Affs  1  i.i4.and  all  thy  houfe  fhalbe  faved 
16.3  i.thou  (halt  be  faved  and  thy  houfe 
Pbilem.z.znd  to  the  Church  in  thy  houfe 

$onfe£, 
Gen.4z.1g.cmy  corn  for  the  famine  of  your  houf. 
Exod.i.z  1. feared  God,he  made  them  houfes 
6.  i4.heads  of  their  fathers  boufes 
8.o.to  deftroy  the  frogs  from  thy  houfes 
n.frogs  fhall  depart  from  thy  boufes 
1 3. frogs  died  out  of  the  houfes 
■   2  i.fend  fwarmes  of  flies  into  thy  boufes 

24.fwarmes  of  flies  into  bis  (mints  boufes 
9-20.and  his  cattell  flee  into  the  houfes 
io.6,they  (hall  fill  thy  houfes  and  thehoufes 

they  flnl  fill  the  houfes  of  all  the  Egyptians 
1 2.7.011  the  upper  doore  poft  in  the  houfes 
1 3. for  a  token  upon  the  boufes  where  you  are 
1  f.put  away  leaven  out  of  your  houfes 
19.be  no  leaven  found  in  your  houfes 
23. to  come  into  your  boufes  to  fmite 
27. who  paffed  over  the  houfes  of 

and  delivered  our  houfes 
Lev.z^.  31.  boufes  of  the  villages  fhalbe  covered 
3  z.houfis  of  the  city  of  their  poffeflions 
3  3 .  houfes  of  the  city  of  the  Levites  are 
Jv«#2.4.22.throughout  the  houfes  of  their  families 
40.by  the  boufes  of  their  fathers 
r6.32.fwallowed  them  up  and  their  houfes 
17.6.(01  each  Prince  accord,  to  their  fathers  ho. 
3  2. 1 8. not  return  unto  our  houfes  untill 
Deut. 6. 11. houfes  full  of  all  good  things 
8.1 2.built  goodly  houfes,and  dwelt  therein 
i9.i.dwelleft  in  their  cities  and  in  their  houfes 
Jo\h  9.1 2,took  hot  for  our  provifion  out  of  our  h. 
fudg.  1 8 . 1 4.know  that  there  is  in  thefe  houfes  an 
1         2 2.men  that  were  in  the  houfes  neere 


1  King- 13.3  2.and  againft  all  the  houfes  of  the        I 
20.6.they  fhall  fearch  the  houfes  of 

2  Kjng.  1 7«29.put  them  in  the  ho.of  the  high  places 
3  2.  facrifice  for  them  in  the  houf  of  the  high 

2  3 .7  .he  brake  downe  the  boufes  of  the  Sodom. 
ig.houfes  of  the  high  placesjofiah  took  away 

2  5.9. he  burnt  all  the  houfes  of  Jerufalem 

1  Cbron.  15.1  .David  made  him  boufes  in  the  city 
28.1 1. gave  to  Solom.the  patterne  of  the  houfes 
29.4.10  overlay  the  wals  of  the  boufes 

2  o7.W2.2f  .^.according  to  the  houfes  of  their  fath. 
34. 1 1. to  buy  timber  to  floore  the  boufes 

3  j.4.prepare  yourfelves  by  the  ho.  of  your  fath. 
Neb.4.14.  and  fight  for  your  boufes 

y  .3  .morgaged  our  boufes  that  we  might  buy 
1  i.reftore  I  pray  you  to  them  their  boufes 
74.and  the  houfes  were  notbuilded 
9.2  J.poffeffed  boufes  full  of  all  goods 
io.34.after  the  houfes  ofour fathers 
Job  1.4.  and  feaffed  in  their  houfes 
3. 1  f.who  filled  their  boufes  with  filver 
4.i9.on  them  that  dwell  inboufes  of  clay 
1j.28.he  dwelleth  in  houfes  which  no  man 
2i.9.their  houfes  are  fafe  from  feare 
22.18.  yet  he  filled  their  bou.  with  good  things 
24.  i6.in  the  darke  they  dig  thorow  boufes 
Pfal.49.1 1. that  their  houfes  dial  continue  for  ever 

8  3.1 2.take  to  our  felves  the  houfes  of  God  in 
Pro.  1. 1 3  .we  (lull  fill  our  houfes  with  fpoile 

30.26.yet  make  they  their  boufes  in  rockes 
Ecclef.z.q.  I  builded  me  houfes 
Z/£.3.i4.fpoile  of  the  poore  is  in  your  houfes 
y.9.of  a  truth  many  houfes  fhalbe  defolate 
6. 1 1. and  the  houfes  w  ithout  men 
8.i4<rocke  of  offence  to  both  the  houfes  of  Ifr. 
13.16.  their  boufes  fhalbe  fpoiled 
21. houfes  fhalbe  full  of  dolefull  creatures 
21.  cry  in  their  defolate  houfes 
1 5 .3. on  the  tops  of  their  boufes  every  one 
22.10.ye  have  numbred  the  boufes  of  Jerufalem 
the  houfes  have  ye  broken  downe  to 
3  2. 1 3.  upon  all  the  houfes  of  joy  in  the 
42.22.they  are  hid  in  prifon  houfes 
6 J. 2 1.  they  fhall  build  houfes  &  inhabite  them 
/er.j^.by  troopes  in  the  harlots  houfes 
Z7.C0  are  their  houfes  full  of  deceit 
6.i2.their  houfes  fhalbe  turned  unto 
i7.22.burden  out  of  your  houfes  on  the  fabbath 
18.22.let  a  cry  be  heard  from  their  houfes 
19. 1 3  .houfes  of  Jerufalem  and  the  houfes  of  the 
becaufe  of  all  the  boufes  upon  whofe  roofs 
29.5.  build  ye  boufes,  and  dwell  in  them 

Vcrfe  28. 
3  z.i^.houfes  and  fields  fhalbe  poffeffed  in 

29. and  burne  it  with  the  boufes  upon 
3  3. 4.  concerning  the  houfes  of  this  city 
3  j-9-nor  to  build  houfes  for  us  to  dwell  in 
39.8. burnt  the  houfesofthe  people  with  fire 
43.1 2.  kindle  a  fire  in  the  boufes  of  the  gods  of 
1 3  .houfes  of  the  gods  of  theEgyptians  fhalbe 
5;  2. 1 3. burnt  all  the  boufes  of  Jerufalem 
Lam, 5. 2. turned  to  Grangers,  our  houfes  to  aliants 
£^.7-24.and  they  (hall  poffeffe  their  houfes 
1 1.3.  let  us  build  boufes 
16.41.bume  thine  boufes  with  fire 
23.47.bume  up  their  houfes  with  fire 
26. 1 2. and  deftroy  thy  pleafant  boufes 
28.26.fhaH  build  houfes  and  plant  vineyards 
3  3  ^o.againft  thee  in  the  doores  of  the  houfes 
45 .4-it  fhalbe  a  place  for  their  houfes 
Dan.z.^.yQur  houfes  fhalbe  made  a  dunghill 
3.29.their  houfes  fhalbe  made  a  dunghill 
Hof.  1 1 . 1 1  .He  place  them  in  their  houfes 
Joel  2-9-they  (hall  climbe  up  upon  the  houfes 
Amos  3.1  j. the  houfes  of  ivory  (hall  perifh 

great  houfes  (hall  have  an  end 
Micah  i.i4.the  houfes  of  Achzib  (halbea  lie 
2.2.they  covet  boufes,and  take  them  away 
9.caft  out  from  your  pleafant  houfes 
Zeph.1.9.  fill  tR^r  matters  houfes  with  violence 
13.  their  boufes  a  defolation 

build  houfes,but  not  inhabite  them 
2.7. in  the  houfes  of  Afhkelon  mall  they 
Hag.L4.t0  dwell  in  your  cieled /?»«/£*, and 
Zech.i^.1.  the  houfes  fhalbe  rifled 
Mat.i  i.8.that  weare  foftlinnen  fit  in  kings  boufes 

Yy  3 


i^.zg.every  one  that  hath  forfaken  houfes 
23.i4.forye  devoure  widowes  houfes 
Mar\  8. 3. fend  them  away  faffing  to  their  own  bo. 
10.30.  now  in  this  time,  boufes  and  brethren 
1 2.40.  which  devoure  widows  houfes 

Lu\e  20.  47. 
Lu\e  i6-4.that  they  may  receive  me  into  their  ho. 
Acts  4.34.  as  were  poffeflions  of  houfes, (old  them 
1  Cor.i  i.2  2.what,have  ye  not  houfes  to  eat  and 
1  Ti#j.3.i2.ruling  their  ov/nchoufes  well 
l7"i«2.3.6.are  they  which  creep  into  houfes 
Titus  1.1 1.  who  fubvert  whole  houfes 

HoufholD,  Ot  i^onfbolDflf. 

Gcw.18.19.  command  his  children,  his  houjhold 

3  j.2.Jacobfaid  to  his  houJhold,\?ut  away 
42.3  3  .take  food  for  the  famine  of  your  houjhol. 

4  J.  1 1. left  thou  and  thy  houjhold  come  to  pove. 
18.  take  your  family  and  houjhold  and  come 

47.i2.nouri(hed  all  his  fathers  houjhold 
24_for  your  food,  and  for  your  houjhold 

Exod.i.i.evexy  man  and  his  hou.czme  with  Jacob 
1  z.q.boujboldbe  too  little  for  the  lambe    , 

Lew.16.17.made  an  attornment  for  his  houjhold 

Num.  18. 3 1  .eat  it  ye  and  your  houjhold 

De«f.6.2  2.fhewed  wonders  upon  all  his  houjhold 
1  i.6.fwallowed  them  up  and  their  houjholds 
1 2.7-ye  and  your  boujljolds  fhall  rejoyce 
14. 26.re Joyce  thou  and  thy  houjhold 
1  f^oXord  fhall  chufe,thou  and  thy  houjhold 

Jojh.z.  1 8.  all  thy  fathers  houjhold  home  unto  thee 
6.2  J. and  faved  her  fathers  houjhold 
7.i4.they  (hall  come  by  houjholds 

1 8. he  brought  his  houjhold  mm  by  man 

Judg.6. 27. becaufe  be  feared  his  fathers 
1 8. 2  <,.  with  the  lives  of  thy  houjhold 

1  Sam.z1.17.  and  againft  all  his  houjhold 
27.3 .  every  man  with  his  houjhold,  even 

2  Sam.  2.  3. 

2  Stm.6. 1 1 .  Lord  bleffed  all  his  houjhold 
2Q.David  returned  to  bleffe  his  houjhold 

1  $.  16.  and  all  his  houjhold  after  him 
i6.2.affes  be  for  the  kings  houjhold  to  ride 
17. z$.boujbold in  order,  and  hanged  himfelfe 
19. 1 8. to  carry  over  the  kings  houjhold 
41. have  brought  the  king  and  his  boujhold,8c 

1  King.$.6.and  Ahifhar  was  over  the  houjhold 
7.  provided  victuals  for  the  king  &  his  houf. 

5.9.U1  giving  food  for  my  houjhold 
1 1. wheat  for  food  to  his  houjhold 
11.20.  Genubath  was  in  Pharaohs  houjhold 

2  Kjng.7.9-and  tell  the  kings  houjhold 
8.1  .goe  thou  and  thy  houfhold,and  fo 

2.  (he  went  with  her  houjhold  and  fojourned 
i8.i8.Eliakimwhich  was  over  the  houjhold 

,lfa.  36.22. 
i9.2.hefentEliakim,which  was  over  the  houjh. 
Ifa.n.z. 
1  d»U24.6.one  r>s'mcipall  boujhold being  taken 
Job  1.3.  and  a  very  great  houjhold 
Vio.Z7  .Z7  .for  the  food  of  thy  houjhold 
3 1.1  f  .and  giveth  meat  to  her  houjhold 
z  i.not  afraid  of  the  fnow  for  her  houjhold 

all  her  bouffnld  are  clothed  with  fcarlet 
27.fhelooketh  well  to  the  wayesof  her  houf. 
Mat.  10.2  f  .(hall  they  call  them  of  his  houjhold 
36.fhalbe  they  of  his  owne  houjliold 
24.4  j. made  ruler  over  his  houjhold 

Luke  2.42. 
ABs  16. 1  j.w  hen  (he  was  baptized  &  her  boujh.Rie 
Zte.i6.io.falute  them  of  Ariftobulus  boufhold 
1  i.greet  them  of  the  houjhold  of  Narciffus 
1  Cor.  1 .1 6, 1  baptized  alfo  the  houjhold  of  Stcpha. 
Ga/.6.io.who  are  of  the  houjhold  of  faith 
Ephefz.ig.andofthehouJholdofGod 
Phil  4.22.chiefly  they  that  we  of  Cefars  houjhold 
zTim.^.ig.hlvitetheboitJholdofOncfiphorus 

I£ottfl)oIQer. 
Mat. 1 3.27-fervants  of  the  houjholder  came,and 
5  2,  like  ur.tc  a  man  that  is  an  houjholder 

Chap.  20.  1. 
2 1. 3  3  .a  certain  houjholder  planted  a  vineyard 

iijoufhoio.ftttiantsr. 

Afts  10.7. he  called  two  of  his  houjhold-femnts 

BjonQioltiftriffe. 

Gen  37.37.what  haft  thou  fo.of  al  thy  boufho.fkaS 
Neh.i  3. 8. caft  forth  all  the  houjhold  ftuffe  of  Tob. 


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H  OW      HOW 


Gcn.z6.g.how  faidft  thou,  She  is  my  fitter 

z7.zo.h1m>  is  it  that  thou  haft  found  it  fo  quiet 
28.i7,fcowdreadfull  is  this  place 
lo.ig.how  I  have  found  thee,&  how  thy  cattell 
38.29.fcow  haft  thou  broken  forth 
ig.y.how  can  I  doe  this  great  wickedneffe 
MJkbow  then  fhould  wefteal  out  of  my  lords 
16. how  (hall  wecleare  ourfelves 
34.fcow  fhall  I  goe  up  to  my  father,&  the  lad 
'47. 8. Pharaoh  faid  to  Jacob ,  How  old  art  thou 
1 8. how  that  our  money  is  fpent 

Exod.  2. 1 8. how  is  it  that  you  are  come  fo  foone 
6.iz.howtlien  fhall  Pharaoh  heare  me 

t_o.bow  fhall  Pharaoh  hearken  unto  me 
9. 29. know  how  that  the  earth  is  the  Lords 
10.2. may  know  how  thatl  am  the  Lord 
1 8.8. and  how  the  Lord  delivered  them 
ly.q.bow  I  bare  you  on  eagles  wings 
3  6. 1. to  know  how  to  worke  all  manner 

Num.  jo. 2  i.Wwe  are  to  encampe  in  the  wilder. 
20.1 5    dvd  our  fathers  went  downe  into  Egypt 
23.8.60  :  (hall  I  curfe,or  how  fhall  Idefie 
24.5.603?  goodly  are  thy  tents,  O  Jacob 

Deut.i.iz.  how  can I  alone beare yourcombrarice 
31. how  that  the  Lord  thy  God  bare  thee,as 
7.i7-fcowcanI  difp  ifltffe  them 
9.7. how  thou  provoked  the  Lord  thy  God 
1 i.4,fcow  he  made  the  water  of  the  red  fea  to 
how  the  Lord  hath  deftroyed  them 
Show  the  earth  opened  her  mouth 
i z.\o.bow  did  thefc  nations  ferve  their  Gods 
18.2 1. how  fhall  we  know  the  word  which 
25.18.fow  he  met  thee  by  the  way 
29.  if  .ye  know  k^  we  have  dwelt  in  the 

bow  we  came  thorow  the  nations  which 
3  z.2V.bow  fhould  one  chafe  a  thoufand 

fojh.z.  1  o.heard  how  the  Lord  dryed  up 
g.lhffw  fhall  we  make  a  league  with 

24.  how  that  the  Lord  thy  God  commanded 
10.1. heard /sow  Jofhua  had  taken  Ai 
14.12.fc0w  the  Anakims  were  there 

Judg.  1 3 . i  z.how  fhall  we  order  the  child,fcow 
16.1  <;.how  canft  thou  fay,I  love  thee,  when 
i8.7.fowtbey  uwelt  careleily after 
ic.j.tel!  us,fcow  was  this.wickedneffe 
2 1 .7  .how  fhall  we  doe  for  wives  for  them 

Verfe  16. 

Ruth  1. 6. how  that  the  Lord  had  vifited  his  people 
j.i  8. know  how  the  matter  will  fall 

1  Sam.z.z  1. &  how  that  they  lay  with  the  women 
10. 27. fcow  fhall  his  man  five  us 
1  z.z^.how  great  things  he  hath  done  for  you 
14.29.fc0K'  mine  eyes  have  been  enlightned 

I  y .  z.how  he  h  id  wait  for  him  in  the  way 
i6.z.bow  can  I  goe?If  Saul  heare  it,he  wil  kil 
1 7. 1 8. and  looks  how  thy brethren  fare 

24.  io.feen  how  that  the  Lo.hath  delivered  thee 
1 8  how  that  thou  haft  dealt  well  with  mc 

zB.g.how  he  hath  cm  offthofe  that  have 
zSam.i.q.haxv  went  the  matter?Ipray  thee  tell 
5  .fcow  knoweft  thou  that  Saul  and  Jonathan 
14  how  waft  thou  not  affraid  to  ftretch 
ig.how  are  the  mighty  fallen     Cha.25.27. 

2.22.fcowthen  fhould  I  hold  up  my  face  tojoab 

C.g.  how  fhull  the  arke  of  the  Lord  come  to  me 
20.  how  glorious  was  the  King  of  Ifr.to  day 

I I  .y.howjosb  did,fco.the  people  did,fc.the  war 
12. 1 8. how  will  he  vexe  himfelfe  if  we  tell 
18.19  how  that  the  Lord  hath  avenged  him  of 
lg.z. how  the  King  was  grieved  for  hisfon 

1  K/wg.j  .7.I  know  not  how  to  goe  out,  or  to 

1  z.6.how  doe  ye  advife,  that  I  may  anfwer 
1 4.  r  g.how  he  warred ,and  how  he  reigned 
18.13  .how  I  hid  a  hundr.men  of  the  L.Prophe. 
19.  i.fcow  he  had  flame  all  the  Prophets  with 
20.7.fee  how  the  man  feeketh  mifchiefe 
22.45.and  fcow he  warred,  are  they  not  written 

2  King.  5 .7 .  fee  how  he  feeketh  a  quarrell 

6.1  j.alas  my  mafter,fcow  (hall  we  doe 

3  2.fee  ye  how  this  fon  of  a  murderer  hath 
S.t.how  he  had  reftored  a  dead  body 
10.4.6  ow  thenfhall  we  ftand 
i4.28.fc0w  he  warred,fcowhe  recovered 
i7.i8.taught  them  how  they  fhould  feare  the 
18.24.b0fP  then  wilt  thoututne  away 


1  g.  2  5  .heard  long  agoe,  how  I  have  done  i t 

lfa.z7.26. 
zo.2. how  I  have  walked  before  thee   lfa. 3 8. 3. 
zo.how  he  had  made  a  poole  and  conduit 

1  Chro.  1 3 . 1  z.how  fhall  I  bring  the  arke  of  God 

ig.g.how  David  had  fmittcn  all  the  hofte 
19.5. how  the  men  were  ferved,and 

2  £%0.7.3.faw  how  the  fire  came  downe  and 

20.1 1. 1  fay,  how  they  reward  us,  to  come 
3  3. 1 9. and  how  God  was  intreated  of  nim 
Neb. z. 17.  how  Jerufalem  lieth  wafte 
Eft  her  2 . 1 1 .  to  know  how  E  fther  did 
5. 1  \.haw  he  had  advanced  him  above 
S.6.how  can  I  endure  to  fee  the  evill 

how  can  I  endure  to  fee  the  deftru&ion 
fob  6.z^.how  forcible  are  right  words 

g.  2.  but  how  fhould  a  man  be  juft  with  God 
21 .3  4. how  then  comfort  ye  me  in  vaine 

2  2. 1 2.  the  height  of  the  ftars  ho.  high  are  they 

1 3 .thou  fayeft,How  doth  God  know 
z^.^.how  then  can  man  be  juftified  with  God 

or  htm  can  he  be  cleans  that  is  borne 
z6. z.how haft  thou  helped  him  that  is 

fco.faveft  thou  the  arm  that  hath  no  ftrength 
3  .bow  haft  thou  counfelled  him  that  hath  no 
how  haft  thou  plentifully  declared  the 
14.  how  little  a  portion  is  heard  of  him 
17. 17. how  thy  garments  are  warme 
Pfal.  3.1.  Lord  how  are  they  increafed  that  trouble 
8. 1. how  excellent  is  thy  name  Verfe  g. 

1  i.i.how  fay  ye  to  my  loule,  Flee  as 
2 1. 1. in  thy  falvation  ,fcow  greatly  fhall  he 
3  L19.O  how  great  is  thy  goodnefle 
36.7.  how  excellent  is  thy  loving  kindneffe 
39.4.thatl  may  know  fcow  fraile  I  am 
44.2.  few  thou  didft  drive  out  the  heathen 

how  thou  didft  afflict  the  people,and 
66.2. how  terrible  art  thou  in  all  thy 
73.1  i.they  fay,How  doth  God  know 

i9.fcow  are  they  broughr  into  defolation 
74.22.remember  how  the  foolilh  man  reproach. 
78.43. how  he  had  wrought  hisfignesin  Egypt 
84. 1. how  amiable  are  thy  tabernacles 
89.47.remember  how  fhort  thy  time  is 
50. how  I  do  beare  in  my  bofome  the 
92. 5.O  Lord,fcow  great  are  thy  workes 
104.24.  O  Lord  how  manifold  are  thy  workes 
1 19.97. 0  bowlove  I  thy  law 

102. how  fweet  are  thy  words  unto  my 
1 59-confider  haw  I  love  thy  precepts 
1 3  z.z.how  he  fware  unto  the  Lord 
133.1  .how  good  it  is  for  breth.to  d wel  together 
i37.4.fc0wfhal  wefing  theL.fong  inaftrange 
139.17.  how  precious  are  thy  thoughts  unto  me 
how  great  is  the  fumme  of  them 
Pro.  i.iz. how  have  I  Inted  in  (hud  ion 

1  y.2  3'fpoken  in  due  feafon,fcow  good  is  it 
20.24.fcow  can  a  man  then  underftand 
30.13.  O  fcow  lofty  are  their  eyes 
Ecclef.z.\6.how dieth  the  wife  man?as  the  foole 
4.1  l.bow  can  one  be  warme  alone 
10. 1  f.knowech  not  how  to  goe  to  the  city 
1 1.5.  nor  how  the  bone*  doe  grow 
Cant .4. 10.  how  faire  is  thy  love 

5. 3. put  off  my  coat  ,fcow  fhall  I  put  it  on 

wafhed  my  ieet,how  (hall  I  defile  them 
7. 1. bow  beautifull  are  thy  feet  with  fhooes 
6.  how  fair  and  how  pleafant  art  thou,0  love 
Ifa.i.zi.how  is  the  faithfull  city  become 
i^.how  hath  the  oppreflbur  ceafed 

i2.fco»  art  thou  fallen  from  heaven 
1 9. 1  \.how  fay  ye  unto  Pharaoh,  I  am  the  fon 
20.6".and  how  (hall  we  efcape 
l6.g.how  then  wilt  thou  turne  away 
48.1 1. how  fliould  my  name  be  polluted 
50.4.  know  how  to  fpeake  a  word  in  feafon  to 
5  z.y.bow  beautifull  are  the  feet  of  him 
Jer.%.%1.  how  then  art  thou  turned  into  the  dege. 
zo.how  canft  thou fay,I  am  not  polluted 
2.ig.how  (hall  I  put  thee  among  the  children 
5.7. how  fhall  I  pardon  thee  for  this 
8.8.fcow  doe  ye  fay,  We  are  wife 
9. 7. fcow  (hall  I  doe  for  the  daughter 

19.  how  are  we  fpoiled 
1 2. f  .then  how  canft  thou  contend  with  horfes 
then  how  wilt  thou  doe  in  the  fwelling 


1  y.j.to  aske  how  thou  doeft 
22.23.  how  gracious  (halt  thou  be  when  pangs 
36.i7.fcowdidft  thou  write  all  thefe  words 
46. 1 2. how  Nebuchadnezer  fhould  come  and 
47.7.fcowcanitbequiet,feeing  the  Lord 
48.  i^.bow  fay  ye,  We  are  mighty 
17. how  is  the  ftrong  Ibffc  broken 
39.  faying,How  is  it  broken  down 

how  hath  Mcab  turned  the  back 
49.2f.fc0n?  is  the  city  of  praife  not  left 
5o.23.fc0w  is  the  hammer  of  the  whole  earth 

how  is  Babylon  become  a  defolation 
J  1.4 1.  how  is  Shefhach  taken 

how  is  the  praife  of  the  whole  ear.furpri. 
bow  is  Babylon  become  an  aftonifhment 
Lam.i.i.bow  doth  the  city  fitfolitary 

how  is  (he  become  as  a  widow 
how  is  (he  become  tributary 
2. 1  .how  hath  the  Lord  covered  the  daughter 
4,1.  how  is  the  gold  become  dim 

how  is  the  fine  gold  changed 
2.fcow  are  they  efteemed  as  earthen  pitchers 
E-Kek- 1 6.30.  how  weak  is  thine  heart 

z6.17.bow  art  thou  deftroyed  that  waft  inhabi. 
33.10.fcw  fhould  we  then  live 
TXm.^.ihow  great  are  his  fignes  ?  and  how  mighty 
i  o.  1 7 .  how  can  the  fervant  of  this  my  Lo.  talk 
Hof.ii.2.  how  fhall  I  give  thee  up,Ephraim 

how  fhall  I  deliver  thee,  Ifrael 
how  (hall  I  make  rhee  as  Admah 

fcow  (lull  I  fet  thee  as  Zeboim 
Joel  1 . 1 8.  how  do  the  beafts  groan 
Obad.  5.  how  art  thou  cut  off 

6.how  are  the  Kings  of  Efau  fearched 

bow  are  his  hidden  things  fought  up 
Micab  z.ti.bow  hath  lie  removed  it  from  me 
Zcpb.2.1  5. fcow  is  (he  become  a  defolation 
Hag.2.3.and  how  do  ye  fee  it  now 
Zcch.g.  17  for  how  great  is  his  goodnefle 

and  how  great  is  his  beauty 
Mat.6.  Z2. how  great  is  that  darkneffe 
28.1illies  of  the  n*eld,fcow  they  grow 
7.4.or  how  wilt  thou  fay  to  thy  brother,  Let 

1 1.  know  how  to  give  good  gifts 
1o.19.fc0w  or  what  ye  fhall  fpeak 
1 2.5  .hew  that  on  the  fabbath  dayes,  the 

i4.againft  him,  how  they  might  deftroy  him 
Mcn\  3 .6. 
z6.how  (hall  then  his  kingdome  ftand 
29-or  elfe  bow  can  one  enter  into 
34.  how  can  ye,being  evill,fpeak  good  things 
1 6. 1  i.fcow  is  it  that  ye  doe  not  underftand 
1 2.fcow  that  he  bade  them  not  beware  of 
2  i.fcow  that  he  muft  go  unto  Jerufalem 
18.  i  z.how  think  ye,  if  a  man  have 
22.1  i.fcow camtft  thou  in  hither,  not 
15.  how  rhey  might  entangle  him  in 
43. fcow  then  doth  David  infpirit  call 
45.fcowis  he  his  fon 
23.3  3.  fcoj^can  ye  efcape  the  damnation 

37.fcowoften  would  I  have  gathered  yon 
26.54.  "ow  then  (lull  the  fcripturesbe  fulfilled 
27.  r  3 .how  many  things  they  witneffe  againft 
Marli  2.16.  how  is  it,that  he  eateth  and 

z6.bow  he  went  into  the  houfe  of  God 

Lu\t  6.4. 
3.23.  how  can  Satan  caft  out  Satan 
4. 1 3. and  how  then  will  ye  know  all  parables 
2 7. and  groweth  up  he  knoweth  not  haw 
40.  how  is  it  that  ye  have  no  faith 
f.ip.tell  them  how  great  things  the  Lord  hath 
20.fcow  great  things  Jefus  had  done 

9.1  i.and  how  it  is  written  of  the  Son  of  man 

1 0.2 3. fcow  hardly  fhall  they  which  have  riches 
24-fcow  hard  it  is  for  them  that  truft  in  riches 
1 1 . 1 8. fought  how  they  might  deftroy  him 
1  z.z6.how  in  the  bu(h  God  fpake  to  him 
.    3  5  .how  fay  the  Scribes,  that  Chrift  is 
i4.i.fought  fcflwthey  might  take  him  by 
11. how  he  might  conveniently  betray  him 
Luke  1.34.  how  (hall  this  be,  feemg  I  know  not 
58.heard  how  the  L.had  (hewed  great  mercy 
6z.  haw  he  would  have  him  called 
2. 49. how  is  it  that  ye  fought  me 
6.42.either  how  canft  thou  fay  to  thy  bro.  Bro. 

7. 2  2.fcow  that  the  blind  fee,the  lame  walk 

8.8  r .tak  ' 


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HOW       HOW 


HOW        HOW 


8.18  .take  heed  therefore  how  ye  hear 
39.fb.ew  how  great  things  God  hath  done 

how  great  things  Jefus  had  done 
47  .how  the  was  healed  immediatly 
10.26.  what  is  writt.in  the  Law  ?  How  readeft 
i  1. 1 3. know  how  to  give  good  gifts 
18. bow  fhall  his  kingdome  ftand 
1 2.1  i.bow,or  what  things  ye  fhall  anfwer 
i7.confider  the  lilies,  how  they  grow 
50  JW  am  I  ftraightened  till  it  be 
y6.bow  is  it  that  ye  doe  not  difcern 
j  4,7, marked  how  they  chofe  out  chief  rooms 
i6.z.how  is  it  that  I  hear  this  of  thee 
1S.14.how hardly  (hal  they  that  have  riches  ent. 
xo.4i.b0w  fay  they  that  Chrift  is  Davids  fon 

44.bow  is  he  then  his  fon 
2,1.5.  how  it  was  adorned  with  goodly  ftones 
z2.z.fought  how  they  might  kill  him 
4.  how  he  might  betray  him  unto  them 
6i.bow  he  faid  unto  him,Before  the  cock 
23.  yy.and  bow  his  body  was  laid 
24.6.remember  how  he  fpake  unto  you>when 
zo.bow  the  chief  priefts  delivered  him  to 
3  5  .bow  he  was  known  of  them  in  breaking 
fob.  j. 4. bow  can  a  man  be  born  when  he  is  old 
g.kow  can  thefe  things  be 
1 1. how  fhall  ye  beleeve,if  I  tell  you  of 
4.i.knew  how  the  Pharifees  heard  that  Jefus 
9.  how  is  it,  that  thou  being  a  Jew>  askeft 
y.44.bowcan  ye  beleeve 

47.&OTP  (hall  ye  beleeve  my  words 
6.4,-L.how  is  it  then  that  he  faith,  I  came 
5  z.how  can  this  man  give  us  his  flefh 
7.15.  how  knoweth  this  man  letters 
8. 3  3 -bow  faieft  thou,Ye  fhall  be  made  free 
g.io.how  were  thine  eyes  opened 
1  5  .asked  him  how  he  had  received  his 
i6.how  can  a  man  that  is  a  finner  do 
19.  how  then  doth  he  now  fee 
z6.how  opened  he  thine  eyes 
1 1. 36.beh.old  how  he  loved  him 
12,19.  perceive  ye  bow  ye  prevail  nothing 

3  4.  how  fayeft  thou,The  Son  of  man  muft 
i4.y.and  bow  can  we  know  the  way 
y.how  fayeft  thou  then,  Shew  us  the  Father 
22.  how  is  it  that  thou  wilt  manifeft  thy 
28.heard  fe«p  I  faid  unto  you,I  go  away 
/{Sis  2. 8. km?  hear  we  every  man  in  his 
4.21.  how  they  might  punifh  them 
y .9J0W  is  it  that  ye  have  agreed  together 
7.25./WW  chatGod  by  his  hand  would  deliver 
8  3 1. how  an  Lcxc^pt  fome  man  fhall 
9.16  the  v  him  how  great  things  he  muft  fuffer 
27.IW  he  had  feen  the  Lord  in  the  way 

how  he  had  preached  boluly  at  Damafc 
i0.28.ye  know  how  that  it  is  an  unlawfull 

3  8  .how  God  anointed  Jefus  of  Nazareth 
1 1.1 3. bow  he  had  feen  an  angel  in  his 

1 6,bow  chit  he  faidjjohn  indeed  baptized 
1 1.17. bow  he  Lo.had  brought  him  out  of  prif. 
1?. 3  z.how  1  hat  the  promife  made  unto  the  fath. 
14.27  how  that  he  had  opened  the  door  of  faith 
1  j. 7. ye  know  bow  that  a  good  while  agoe  God 
14M0W  God  at  the  firft  did  vifit  the  Gentiles 
3  6.  and  fee  how  they  doe 
19.3  5.  knoweth  not  bow  that  the  city  of  the 
zo.zo.howl  kept  back  nothing  profitab.  toyou 
3  e.how  that,fo  labouring,yee  ought  to  fupp. 
21.2  o.  how  many  thouf.  of  the  Jewes  t  here  are 
RoW.3.6.then  ban?  fhall  God  judge  the  world 
4. 10.  how  was  it  then  reckoned  when  he  was 
6.z.how  fhall  we  that  are  dead  to  fin,live  any 
7.  i.bow  that  the  law  hath  dominion  over  a  man 
1  8  .bow  to  perf.that  which  is  good,I  find  not 
8.3  2.b<m>  fhall  he  not  with  him  alfo freely  give 
10.14.  bow  then  fhall  they  call  on  him,on  who 
how  fhall  they  beleeve  in  him 
how  fhall  they  hear  w  ithout  a  preacher 
1  y  .how  fhall  they  preach,  except  they  be  fent 
how  beauiifull  are  the  feet  of  them  that 
1  x.z.how  he  maketh  inteicef.to  G.againft  Ifra. 
3  3  .bow  unfearchable  are  his  judgments 
1  Cor.i.z6.  how  that  not  many  wife  men  after  the 
3- io.take  heed  bow  he  buildcth  thereupon 
7.i6.or  how  knoweft  thou,0  man,  whether 
3  z.how  he  may  pleafe  the  Lord 


3  3 .  how  he  may  pleafe  his  wife 
l^how  fhe  may  pleafe  her  husband 
10.1.  how  that  all  our  fathers  were  under  the  cl. 
14.-j.how  fhall  it  be  known  what  is  piped 
g.bow  fhall  it  be  known  what  is  fpoken 
1 6.  how  fhall  he  that  occupieth  the  room  of 
z6.how  is  it  then,brethr.when  ye  come  toge. 
iy.3.bow  that  Chtift  died  for  our  fins 
iz.bow  fay  fome  among  you,  that  there 
3  y  .how  are  the  dead  raifed  up 
2  Cor. 2. B. how  fhall  not  the  miniftrat.of  the  fpi.be 
7.1  y.bow  with  fear  and  trembling  ye  received 
8.  z.how  that  in  a  great  triall  of  affliction  ye 
1 2.4./JOW  that  he  was  caught  up  into  Paradife 
1 3.5. how  that  Jefus  Chriii  is  in  you,except  you 
Gal.  1.13  .bow  that  beyond  meafure  I  persecuted 
q.y.bow  turn  ye  jgain  to  the  weak 

13.  ye  know  how  through  infir.of  the  flefh  I 
6. 1 1.  ye  fee  bow  large  a  letter  I  have  written 
Ephef.2.2.how  that  by  revelation  he  made  known 

6.ii.alio  know  howl  doe 
Phil.  1 . 8  .bow  greatly  I  long  after  you  all 
2.23.  fee  how  it  will  goe  with  me 
4.1 2.I  know  both  how  to  be  abafed 

and  I  know  how  to  abound 
Co/.4.6.may  know  how  ye  ought  to  anfwer 

1  Thef.i.  9.  and  how  ye  turned  to  God  from  Idols 
z.io.how  holily  we  behaved  our  felves  among 

1 1.  as  ye  know  how  we  exhorted  you 
4. 1. bow  ye  ought  to  walk,to  pleafe  God 
4<fhould  know  how  to  poffeffe  his  veffell  in 

2  Tbef.2 .7 .know  how  ye  ought  to  follow  us 

1  TJw.3.y.know  not  bow  to  rale  his  own  houfe 
how  fhall  he  take  care  of  the  church 

1  5  .how  thou  oughteft  to  behave  thy  felf 
Philem.  1 9  .how  thou  oweft  to  me  even  thine 
Heb.z.2 .bow  fhall  we  efcapejif  we  negled  fo 
7.4.  now  confider  how  great  this  man  was 
i2.i7.knowbew,thatafterwa.  when  he  would 
fames  z.z^.how  that  by  works  a  man  is  juftified 
3  .y.bow  great  a  matter  a  little  fire  kindleth 

2  Pe£.2.9-Lord  knoweth  how  to  deliver  the  godly 
1  /ob.3.i7-  how  dwelleth  the  love  of  God  in  him 

^.zo.bow  can  he  love  God  whom  ye  hath  not 

fade  y  .how  that  the  Lord  having  faved  the 
x  8  .how  that  they  told  you,there  fhould  be 

Rev.z.z.how  thou  canft  not  bear  them  which  are 
3.5. how  thou  haft  perceived  and  heard 
l^ooobett. 

Judg.4.17. howbeit  ,Si(era  fled  away  on  his  feet 
1  i.28.feowb«r,theK.  of  thechild.of  Am.heark. 
i6.zz.howbeit,tht  hairs  of  his  head  began 
18  .ig.howbcit,  the  name  of  the  city  was 
21  .iX.howbeit,  we  may  not  give  them  wives  of 

Ruth  3.12.  howbeit,  there  is  a  kinfman  neerer 

1  Sam.S.g.bowbeit,  yet  proreft  folemnly  unto  them 

2  Sam.z.z2.howbeit,he  refufed  to  turn  aGde 
1 2.i4.bowfe«,becaufe  by  this  deed  thou  haft 
\2.i  4-bowbcit,  he  would  not  hearken  unto  her 

z^. howbeit, he  would  not  go,but  bleffed  him 
23 .1  <?.bowbeit,he  attained  not  unto  the  firft 

1  Chro.n.zi. 

1  King.z.  1  $.bowbeit,the  kingdome  is  turned  about 
10. 7. howbeit  J.  beleeved  not  the  words  untill 

2  Chro.9.6. 
1 1. 1 3  bowbeit,l\e  not  rend  away  all  the  kingd. 
zz.howbeit,\et  me  go  in  any  wife 
lH.bowbeit,  He  not  take  the  whole  kingdom 

2  Kjn.  3 . 2  %. howbeit, they  went  about  it,&  fmote  it 
8 . 1  o.howbeit,the  Lord  hath  (hewed  me,that 
io.29.b<wto,from  the  fins  of  Jeroboam, Jehu 
1 2. 1 3  .howbeit, there  were  nor  made  for 
1 4.4.howbek ,the  high  places  were  not  taken 

2  Chro.zo.2i. 
1  y.3  y.bowb«V,the  high  places  were  not  remov. 
17  .z$. howbeit, eytxy  nation  made  gods  of 

40.howbek,they  did  not  hearken 
zz. 7. howbeit, there  wasno  reckoning  made 

1  Cbro.z8.4.bowbcit,the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  chofe 

2  Chro.  1 8 . 3  4. howbeit, the  King  of  Ifrael  flayed  up 
24.y./;owto,theLevitesbafteneditnot 
Z7.Z. howbeit, he  entered  not  into  the  temple 
32.31.  howbeit,  in  the  bufineffe  of  the  Embafl. 

Neb.9. 3  3.  howbeit, thou  art  juftinall  that  is 
1 3 . 2. howbeit, our  God  turned  the  curfe  into  a 
lo.zq.bowbeit,  he  will  not  ftrerch  out  his 


lfa.io.7-howbeit,he  thinketh  not  fo 
/er.44.4  howbeit^  I  fent  unto  you  all  my  fervants 
Mat. 17. zi. howbeit, this  kind  goeth  not  out,but  by 
Marl{  y.i9«  howbeit Jefus  fufTered  bim  not 

7. 7. howbeit,  in  vain  do  they  worfhip  me 
John  6.23.  howbeit,theve  came  other  two  boats 
7.  it.howbeit,no  man  fpeaketh  openly  of  him 

zj.bowbeityvie  know  this  man  whence 
1  i.i3.bowfe,Jefus  fpakeof  his  death 
1 6.1 3  .howbeit, when  the  fpirit  of  truth  is 
Affs  4. 4. howbeit, many  of  them  beleeved 
7.48.bowto,the  moft  high  dwelleth  not 
i4.zo.howbeit,3s  the  difciples  flood  round 
17.34. bowto,  certain  men  clave  unto  him 
27. z6.howbeit,vfe  muft  be  caft  upon  an  Ifland 
28.6.  howbeit,they  looked  when  he  mould  have 

1  Cor. 2. 6. howbeit,  we  fpake  wifdome  among 

8.7.fcowfe't,there  is  not  in  every  man  that 
14.2. howbeit, in  the  fpirit  he  fpeaketh  myfteries 

zo.howbeit,in  malice,be  ve  children 
1  y. 46. howbeit,  that  was  not  firft  which  was 

2  Cor.  1 1.2 1. howbeit, wherein  foever  any  is  bold,I 
Gal.4,%. howbeit, then  when  ye  knew  no:  God,ye 

1  Tim.  1  \6 .bovobeil,ior  this  caufe  I  obtained  mercy 
Heb.i .  1 6.howb.not  all  that  came  out  of  Eg.  by  M. 


Exod.  10.3  .how  long  wilt  thou  refufe  to  humble 
7.bow  long  fhall  this  man  be  a  fnare 
i6.28.bowlong  refufe  ye  to  keep  my  comman. 
Num. 14.1  i.bowlong  will  this  people  provoke  me 
how  long  will  it  be  ere  they  beleeve 
27, .how  long  fhall  I  bear  with  this  evillcong. 
J  of.  18.3.  how  long  are  ye  flack  to  poffeffe 

1  Sam.i.i4.how  long  wilt  thou  be  drunken 

16.  bow  long  wilt  thou  mourn  for  Saul 

2  Sam.i.z6.  how  long  fhall  it  be  then  ere  thou 

19.34.  how  long  have  I  to  live 
1  King.  18.21.  how  long  halt  you  between  two 
Neh.z.6.fovhow  long  fhall  thy  journey  be 
fob  7. 19. how  long  wilt  thou  not  depart 
8.2.  how  long  wilt  thoufpeak  thefe  things 

how  long  fhall  the  words  of  thy  mouth 
1 8 . 2.bw  long  will  it  be  ere  thou  make 
1 9.  z.how  long  will  ye  vexe  my  foul 
Pfal,4.z.how  long  will  ye  turne  my  glory  into  fha. 
how  long  will  ye  love  vanity 
6.3.butthouOLord,  how  long 
1 3.  i.bow  long  wilt  thou  forget  me  O  Lord 
how  long  wilt  thou  hide  thy  face  from  me 
2.  hew  long  fhall  I  take  counfell  in  my  foule 
how  long  fhall  mine  enemy  be  exalt.over 
3  y.iy.Lord  how  long  wilt  thou  looke  on 
6  2.3  .how  long  wil  ye  imagine  mifchief  againft 
74.9.among  us  that  knoweth  how  long 

10.O  God  how  long  fhal  the  adverfaries  rep. 
79. 5. bow  long  Lo.  wilt  thou  be  angry  forever 
8o.4.bow  lo.  wilt  thou  be  angry  aga.the  prayer 
82.2.bow  long  will  ye  judge  unjuftly 
89. 46.  how  long  Lord  wilt  thou  hide  thy  felfe 
90.13.  returne,  O  Lord  how  long 
94. 3. bow  long  fhall  the  wicked,  bo.lo.fhall  the 
4.bow  long  fhall  they  (peake  hard  things 
Pro.i.zzhow  long  will  ye  love  fimplicity 

6.9'bow  long  wilt  thou  fleep,0  fluggard 
lfa.6.1  i.then  faid  LO  Lord,bowlong 
Jer.4-14.how  long  fhall  thy  vain  thoughts  lodge 
2 1. bow  long  fhall  I  fee  the  ftandard 
i2.4.bow  long  fhall  the  land  mourn 
zi.z6.how  long  fhall  this  be  in  the  heart  of 
3 1. 22. how  long  wilt  thou  go  about,0  thou 
47.5. how  long  wilt  thou  cut  thy  felf 
6.  how  long  will  it  be  ere  thou  be  quiet 
Dan.S.  13.  how  long  fhalbe  the  vifion  concerning 

1 2.6.  how  long  fhall  it  be  to  the  end  of  thefe 
Hof.8.5.  how  long  will  it  be  ere  they  attain 
Hab.i. z.how  long  fhall  I  «y,&  thou  wilt  not  hear 

2.6.increafeth  that  which  is  his :  how  long 
Zech.  r .  1 2.bow  long  wilt  thou  not  have  mercy 
Mat.17.17 -how  long  fhall  I  be  with  you 

Mar.9.19. 
how  long  fhall  I  fuffer  you,  bring  him 
^(#■£9.19. 
Mar. 9. 2  i.bow  long  is  it  ago  fince  this  came 
Luke  9.4 1  .how  long  fhall  I  be  with  you,  and  fuffer 
John  10.z4.how  long  doft  thcu  make  us  to  doubt 
Rev.6.  lo.bow  long,0  L.  holy  and  true,  doft  thou 

i^om. 


HOW        HOW 


HOW       HUM 


HUM        HUN 


l|0tt>  many. 
Job  i  3.23.  few  many  are  mine  iniquites  and  fins 
Pf.i  19.84.few  many  are  the  dayes  of  thy  fervant 
Mat,  1s.24.bow  many  loaves  have  ye     Mat. 6. 38. 

&8.  5. 

1 6.9.  and  him  many  baskets  ye  took  up 

Verfe  10. 
Mark  8- 1 9-  how  many  baskets  full  of  fragm.  took 

Verfe  20. 

15.4.  how  many  things  they  witneffe  agai.  thee 

Luke  1  $.ij.how  many  hired  ferv.  of  my  fath.have 

2  Tim.  1 . 1 8.  in  how  many  things  he  miniftr.to  me 

ipom  many  times. 

1  T^j.ng.n.  16.  how  many  times  mall  I  adjure  thee 

aCfo-0.i8.ij. 
l|om  w#efe 

2  Kittg.1. 1 3  .fow  much  rather  then  when  he 
E^ra  7. 2 1. and  fait,  w ithout  prefcribing  how  much 
Vro.16.16.  how  much  better  is  it  to  get  wifdome 
Cant.if.io.how  much  better  is  thy  love  then  wine 
Mat.  12.12.  how  much  then  is  a  man  better  then  a 
Luke  16.5. bow  much  owe  ft  thou  unto  my  Lord 

7.  few  much  oweft  thou 
1 9. 1 5  .bow  much  every  man  had  gained  by 
Acts  9. 1 3  .how  much  evill  be  hath  done  to  thy 
Heb.8.6.  by  how  much  alfo  he  is  the  Mediatour 

io.29.of&9R'muchforerpunimmentfuppofeye 
Eev.iS.  j.  how  much  (he  hath  glorified  her  felf 
S|utt>  much  leffe. 

1  K}n.$.i7.boWm\ich  leffe  thishoufe  which  I  have 

2  Chro.6.1%. 

2  Cfo.3  2.1  5  .few  much  leffe  fhal  your  God  deliver 
Job  4.19. how  much  leffe  on  them  that  dwell  in 

9. 1  ^.bow  much  leffe  fhall  I  anfwer  him 
z<i-6.how  much  leffe  man  that  is  a  worm 
34. 1  g.how  much  leffe  to  him  that  accepteth  not 

■Elgk- 1  5-  5  -how  much  leffe  (hall  it  be  meet  yet 
i|oro  «tff  fc  wore. 

Deut.i,  1.27.  few  much  more  after  my  death 

15dW.14.30.  how  much  more,  if  haply  the  people 
2  3. 3.  few  much  more  then,  if  we  come  to 

2  Sam.q.n.bow much  more,  when  wicked  men 
16. 1 1. top  much  morenow  may  this  Benjam. 

Job  1  5.  i6.few  much  more  abominable  is  man 

Pro.  15.11  .how  much  more  then  the  hearts  of 
19.7.  how  much  more  do  his  friends  go 
2 1.27. how  much  more  when  he  bringeth  it 

£^.14. 2 1  .how  much  more  when  I  fend  my 

Mat. j.  1 1.  how  much  more  (hall  your  Father  which 

Luke  11. 13. 
10.25.  few  much  more  (hall  he  call  them  of 

Lu\e  1 2. 24. few  much  more  are  ye  better  then 
iSJjow  much  more  will  he  cloath  you 

Rom.  1 1 . 1 2.few  much  more  their  fulneffe 
24.  how  much  more  fliall  thefe  be  the 

1  Cor. 6.  J. how  much  more  things  that  pertain  to 
Phi/em.  16.  but  how  much  more  unto  thee  both 
Heb.g.  14.  how  much  more  (hall  the  bloud  of 

Job  21. 17. few  oft  is  the  candle  of  the  wicked  put 
how  oft  cotneth  their  deftru&ion  upon 
Pfal.y8.40.  how  oft  did  they  provoke  him  in 
Mat.  18.21.  how  oft  (hall  my  brother  fin  againft 
Luke  1  i.i^.how  often  would  I  have  gathered 

Hoarfoeber. 
Judg.19.zp.  bowfoever ,let  all  thy  wants  lie 

2  Sam.iS.zz.bux  bowfoever,  let  me  alfo  run 

23.  &0B?/<>ra?>',faid  he,  let  me  run 
24.3.  add  to  the  peo.(few-many-/0ew  they  be 
Zeph. 3.7.  howfoever  I  puniihed  them 

fyoxofoon. 
Mat.n.io.how  foon  is  the  fig-tree  withered 


3 1  .therefore  will  I  howl  for  Moab 
3  9-^ey  (hall  fcowZ/aying 
49.3.  howl,  O  He(hbon 
5  i.8.few/for  Babylon 
E^ek-  *  1  ■ 1  i-cry  and  howl,  fon  of  man 

lo.z.howl,  wo  worth  the  day 
Joel  r.5  .howl  all  ye  drinkers  of  wine 
1  i.htwl,  O  ye  vine-dreffers 
1  i.howl,  ye  minifters  of  the  altar 
Micah  1.8.  therefore  will  I  wail  and  howl 
Zeph.  1 . 1 1  .howl  ye  inhabitants  of  Maktefli 
Zech.i  i.i.howl  firr-tree,for  the  cedar  is  fallen 

howl,0  ye  oaks  of  Baflian 
James  5. 1 .  go  so  now,ye  rich  men,weep  and  howl 

Hof.7.i4.vihen  they  howled  upon  their  beds 

Spoiling. 
Deu.$  2. 10.  found  him  in  the  waft  howling  wilder. 
lfa.i  5.8  .howling  thereof  is  gone  into  Eglaim 
je>\25.36.anfew/;»gof  the  principall  of  the  flock 
Zeph.  1.  xo.and  an  howling  from  the  fecond  gate 
Zetfoi  i.  j.a  voice  of  howlmgof the  (hepherds 


^woi  8. 3. (hall  be  bowlings  in  that  day 

Huge, 
2  Cfoui6.8.Ethiopians  &  Lubims,a  bun  hofte 

Gen.  10.23 -children  of  Aram,  Uz, Hul 

1  CfoY>.i.i7.fonsofShem,Aram,  Uz,  8c  Hul 

$Hluah. 

2  JICw.22.14.  foHilkiah  &  Ahikam  went  to  Hul- 

2  Cfe0.34.22. 

70yT19.34.and  goeth  out  from  thence  to  Hukkpk 


1/Iz.i  3.6.  howl  ye,  for  the  day  of  the  Lord  is  at 

1 4. 3 1  .howl,0  gate  5  cry,  O  city 

1  j.2.Moab (hall  few/ over  Nebo 
3. in  their  ftreets  every  one  (hallfejw/ 

1 6.7  .therefore  (hall  Moab  howl 

z}n.howl,  ye  (hips  of  Tarfliifh        Verfe  14. 
6.howl,  ye  inhabitants  of  the  Ifle 

5  2.5.  make  them  to  howl 

65. 1 4.(hall  few/  for  vexation  of  fpirit 
Jer.4.8.  lament  and  howl 

zi.7j4.howl,  ye  (hepherds 

47.2.  inhabitants  of  the  land  (hall  howl 

48.20.  howl  and  cry,tell  it  in  Arnon 


1  Cfe0.6_75.they  gave  Hukok  with  herfuburbs 
gamble. 

£.r0«f.io.3.how  long  wilt  thou  refufe  to  humb.thy 
Deut.i. z.to  humble  thee,and  to  prove  thee 

16.  that  he  might  humble  thee 
Judg.  19.24.  and  humble  ye  them 

2  Cfe-0.7.i4.  (hall  humble  themfelves,and 
34.27.thou  didft  humble  thy  felf  before  God 

Pi'ov.6.7,. go, bumble  thy  felf,  and  make  fure 

Jer.  1 3 . lB.humble your  felves,  fit  down 

Mat.  18.4.  whoioever  therefore  (hal  humble  himfelf 

23.1 2.he  that  (hall  humble  himfelf  (hall  be 
2  C0y.12.21.my  God  will  humble  me  among  you 
James  4. 10.humb.yout  felves  in  the  fight  of  the  L. 

1  Pet. 5.6.  humble  your  felves  therefore  under 
gamble. 

Job  22.29.  he  (hall  fave  the  humble  perfon 
Pfal.9.1 2.forgetteth  not  the  cry  of  the  bumble 
1  o.  1 2.forget  not  the  bumble 

1 7. heard  the  defire  of  the  humble 
34.2.the  humble  (hall  hear  the  defire  thereof,  & 
69.3  2.the  humble  fkall  fee  this  and  be  glad 
Py0.16.i9.to  be  of  anhumble  fpirit  with  the  lowly 
19.2  3. honour  (hall  uphold  the  humble  in  fpirit 
lfa.  57. 1 5. that  is  of  a  contrite  and  humble  fpirit 

to  revive  the  fpirit  of  the  bumble 
Jam.4.6.b\xt  giveth  grace  to  the  humb.   1  Per.  5. 5. 

l^umbleO. 
Lev.16.41M  then  their  uncircumc.  hearts  be  hum- 
Deut.8.7,.  he  humbledthec 

2i.i4.becaufethou  haft  bumbledhcr 
22.24. becaufe he hath  humblcdbis  neighb.  wife 
29.becaufe  he  hnth  bumbledher 
z  Kjng.zz.19.  humbled  thy  felf  before  the  Lord 

2  Chr.  1 2.6\princes  of  Ifrael  and  the  king  humbled 
7.  Lord  faw  that  they  humbled  themklves 

they  have  humbled  themfelves 
12.  when  he  fewazWeJ  himfelfe,  the  wrath 
30.1  i.fc«wW^themfelves,and  came  to  Jerufal. 
3  2.26.Hezekiah  humbled  himfelf 
33.1  z.humbled  himfelf  greatly  before 
19.itT.ages  before  he  was  humbled 
ij-.bumblednot  himfelf  before  the  Lord 

as  Manaffeh  his  father  had  humbled 
3.6.1 2.&  bumblednot  himfelfe  before  Jeremiah 
Pfal.i  5. 1 3. 1  bumbled  my  foul  with  failing 
Ifa.z.11  .lofty  looks  of  man  (hall  be  humbled 
5.1 5.mighty  man  (hall  be  humbled 

eyes  of  the  lofty  (hall  be  humbled 
10.3  j.the  haughty  (hall  be  bumbled 
Jer.44.10.  they  are  not  humbled 


Lum--}, zo.my  foul  is  humbled  in  me 
£^.22. 10.  in  thee  have  they  bumbled  her 

11.  another  in  thee  hath  humbledhis  fifter 
Dan.  5 . 2  2-haft  not  humbled  thine  heart 
Pfe/.2.8.  he  humbled  himfelfe 

Hutnbleuft. 
2  Chro.7,4. 1-7-  humblcdft  thy  felf  before  me 

1  fcings-1-1-  -L9-     HiumblCth.  /lha.L-.h.vmxilvd 
Pfal.  1©.  io.be  croucheth,  and  bumbleth  himfelf 

1 1 3 .6.who  bumbleth  himfelf  to  behold  the 
Ifa.z.g.the  great  man  bumbleth  himfelf 
Luke  14.11.he  that  bumbleth  himfelf  (halbe  exalt. 
Chap.  1 8. 14. 
Humbletieflfe, 
C0/.3.12.  put  on  humbleneffe  of  miad 
Humblg. 

2  Sam.  1 6.4.I  humbly  befeech  thee,  that  I  may 
Micah  6.8.and  to  walk  humbly  with  thy  God 

Humiliation, 
Acls  8.3  3  .in  his  humiliat.  his  judgment  was  taken 

Qtuntlftp. 
Prov.i  5.3  3.  and  before  honour  is  humility 

Chap.18.12, 

22.4.by  humility  arc  riches  and  honour 

Acls  20.1 9.ferving  the  L.with  all  humility  of  mind 

Col. z.i  8.  in  a  voluntary  humility , and  worfliipping 

2  3.3  (hew  of  wifd.in  wil-wor(h.and  humility 

1  Pet.  5. 5. and  be  clothed  with  humility 

HntntaS). 

Jof.i  5. 54.  were  Humtah,and  Kiriath-arba,which 

fymtoltvfold,  See^folD, 

HuntyeQ. 

Gen.  1 1 .  io.Shem  was  an  bund,  yeers  old,&  beg.ue 

1 7. 1 7.born  to  him  tli3t  is  an  hundred  yeers  old 

2L5.Abr.was  an  fe/e.yeers  old  when  Ifaac  was 

33.19.  bought  for  an  hundred  pieces  of  money 

Jqfh.  24.3  z. 
50.22.  Jofeph  lived  an  hundred  yeers 

26.Jofeph  diedjbeing  an  hundred  yeers  old 
£.Y0d.2  7.9#hangings  of  an  hundred  cubits  long 

Verfe  11. 

1 8  .length  of  the  court  (hall  be  an  bundr. cub. 

38.9.hangings  of  the  court  were  an  bun.  cubits 

Verfe  11. 

a5.filv.ofthem  that  were  numb.ante.  tal. 

27.  of  the  bundre  d  talents  of  filver,were  caft 

an  hundrediockzts  of  the  hundred  talents 

Lev. 26. 8. five  (hall  chafe  an  hundred 

and  an  bund.yui  ten  thoufand  to  flight 
Deaf.22.19.thaH  amerce  him  in  an bundr.fhckcls 
Judg.7. 19.(0  Gideon,and  the  feW.men  with  him 
20.10.  vvee  will  take  ten  of  an  hundred 

and  an  hundicd  of  a  thoufand 
3  5.deftroyed  of  the  Benj.2  5000.  &  one  bun. 

1  &i7».i8.2  5.anydowrybutanfe<».fore-sk.ofthe 
25.18.  and  an  feared  clutters  of  raifins 

2  Sam.i.  14. which  I  efpoufed  for  an  hund.foK-sk. 

8.4.referved  of  them  for  an  hundred  charets 

iCfeo.i8.4. 
16. 1. and  an  hundred  bunches  of  raifins 

and  hundred  of  fummer  fruits 

1  7C«4.2  3.anfc««^.(heep,befidesharts  &roe-bu. 

7.2.1ength  of  the  houfe  of  the  forreft  an  few.cu. 

1 8 .4,Obadiah  took  an  hundred  prophets,&  hid . 

1 3. how  I  hid  an  hund.men  of  the  Lords  pro. 

2  20'#.4.43.  mould  I  fet  this  before  an  teamen 

23.3  3  .put  the  land  to  a  tribute  of  an  bundr. tal. 
z.Cbro.^6.^. 

1  Chro.  12.14.  °ne  of  the  leaft  was  over  an  hundred 

25.  children  of  Simeon  fevea  thouf.  &  100. 
2 1. 3. L. make  his  people  an  te^.timesfo  many 

2  Cfo\3.i6.made  an  fotfzii'.pomegran.&  put  them 
4. 8. he  made  an  hundred  ba-tins  of  gold 
25.6.hired  iooooo.men  for  an  hundr-tal.of  fil. 

9.  what  (hall  we  doe  for  the  hundred  talents 
27.5.Ammon  gave  Jotham  anhundr.tal.of  fil. 
29.3  2. burnt  offer.of  the  congreg.an  bund.ra.ms 
E'ya  2.69.  gave  an  bundredptkfts  garments 
6. 1 7.off.at  the  dedi.of  the  hou.  an  few.bullocks 
7.22.  it  be  done,  to  an  hundred talents  of  filver 
and  to  an  hundred  meafures  of  wheat 
and  to  an  hundred  baths  of  wine 
and  to  an  hundred  baths  of  oyl 
8.26.  filver  veffels,  an  hundred  talents 

and  of  gold  an  hundred  talents 
Nefe  5 . 1  i.reftore  the  hundred  part  of  the  money 

Pre.  17.10.then 


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HUN 


Pro.i  7.  lo.then  an  hundred  ftripes  into  a  fool 
Ecclef.6. 3 .  if  a  man  beget  an  hundred  children 

8.12.  though  a  (inner  do  evill  an  hundred  times 

lfa.6-i.ro.  children  (hall  die  an  bundredyttxs  old 

(inner  an  bundredyeets  old  fhalbe  accur. 

£^.40.19.  mcaf.an  bun.  cubits  eaftward  &  north. 

23.meafur.from  gate  to  gate  an  te^'.cubits 

••  Verfei7. 

47.meafured  the  court  an  hiindr.  cubits  long 

&  an  bundr.  cubits  broad,  four  fquare 

41.13  .mcafured  the  houfe  an  bundr. cubits  long 

buil.with  the  walls  thereof,  100.cub.long 

i4.feparate  place  tow. the  eaft,an  hm.  cubits 

1 5. galleries  on  the  one  fide,&  other  ioo.cu. 

42.2.before  the  length  of  an  fo/ai.cub.was  the 

8.&  lojbefore  the  temple  was  an  foW.cubits 

Amos  j.3.went  out  by  a  thouf.fhall  leave  an  bund. 

went  forth  by  an  hundr.faiXl  leave  ten 

Mat.i8.ii.il aman  leave  an  tofr.fheep,and  one. 

Lul{e  1  j. 4. 
i8.which  ought  him  an  hundred  pence 
Luke  i6.6Mhundrcdmta.faKs  of  oyl 

7.oweft  thou  ?  an  hundred  meaiures  of  wheat 
Job.19.19.  of  myrrh  &  aloes  about  an  fompound 
Rom.q.  1 9.  when  he  was  about  an  bundr.  yeers  old 

^UnDjeD  and  five. 
Gen. ?.6.Seth  lived  an  hund.Sc  five  ye.&  beg.Enos 

i|anOjet>  and  ten. 
Jof.  24.29jofh.died,bting  an  bun.  &  ten  yeers  old 

Judg.z.S. 
E^ra  8.io.  with  Johanan,an  hundred  &  ten  males 

|junt)£rt>  and  twelve. 
1  CJ-OT.if.u.  and  his  brethren,an  hund.Sc  twelve 
E^ra  2.18.  the  children  of  Jora,an  hund.Sc  twelve 
Nefo7.24.the  childr.of  Hariph,an  hund.Sc  twelve 

JjattOtetl  and  nineteen. 
Gen.i  1.2  j.Nahor  liv.aft.he  beg.  Terah  119.  yeers 

f^anOittj  and  twenty. 
Gen.6-i.ytt  his  dayes  fhalbe  an  hund.Sc  twen.yee. 
A7«/«.7.86.gold  of  the  fpoons  an  hund.Sc  tw.fhek. 
Vcut-i  i.l.I  am  an  hund.Sc  twenty ye.old  this  day 
34.7.  Mof.  was  i20.yeersold  when  he  died 
1  itw.io.io.fhegavetheK.  1 20.  talents  of  gold 

z  Chro.9.9. 

1  Chro.  1 5.  j.  brethren  of  Uriel  an  hundr.Sc  twenty 

6.  brethren  of  Afaiah  an  hundredznd  twenty 

2  Chr.  3#4.the  height  was  an  bund.Sc  twenty  cubits 

5.1 t.Sc  with  them  an  hundred  &  twenty  priefts 
Ete.6.1. over  the  kingdom  an  bun-Sc  twen.princes 
At~l. 1.1  5  .number  of  the  names  were  about  1  to. 

$}VtttXfl&i  twenty  two. 
E^ra  2.  27.  the  men  of  Michmafh  122. 

Nehem.j.^i. 

Ilmttyet)  twenty  three. 

Jtoz.33.39.Aar.was  i23.yeersold  when  he  died 

Exra  2.2i.thechil.ofBethle.an  him.  twenty  three 

I\tefo,7.32.menofBethel  &  Ai  an  tod.twen.three 

i^Utttyeli  twenty  [even. 
Gen. 23. r.and  Sarah  was  i27.yeers  old 
Eflher  1. 1. reigned  over  127. provinces 

8.p.which  are  from  India  to  Ethiop.i  27.prov. 
j.jo.fent  letters  to  the  1 27.provinc.es 
£l?untrxerj  twenty  eight. 
£^•.2.23. men  of  Anathothantewrf.  &  twe.  eight 

Neh.7.17. 

4i.thechil.0f  Afaphante.  &  twenty  eight 

Neh.i  1.14.&  their  bretb.  an  hund.Sc  twenty  eight 

IfeXKiOXtXi  and  thirty. 
Gen. $.3.  Adam  lived  i3o.yeers5&begateafon 

47.9.yecrs  of  my  pilgrimage  are  1 30.yeers 

Nfi.7. 1 3.  weight  thereof  was  an  bun.Sc  thirty  fhek. 

Verfes  19,25,  31,  37, 43,  49j  55, 

61367,73, 79. 

8  5. each  charger  of  filver  weighed  i30.(hek. 

1  Chro.  1  5 .7  .brethren  of  Joel  an  hundred  &  thirty 

2  Cfo-.14.15.  ijo.yeersoldwasjehoiadawhenhe 
9&uttuict>  thirty  three* 

Exod.6.i§.  yeers  of  the  life  of  Kohath  13  3.  yeers 

5Sjattu£etl  thirty  [even. 
Gen.  2  5 . 1 7  .the  life  of  Ifhmael,  137  .yeers 
£OTrf.6.i6.yeers  of  the  life  of  Levi, 1  37.yeers 
10.  yeers  of  the  life  of  Amram>  1 37-yeers 
l^tmQlCt)  thirty  eight. 
Jvefo7.45.chiid.of  Shobai  an  hundr.Sc  thirty  eight 

ifjUrrtJJKT)  thirty  nine. 
E-^ra  2.4*.the  children  of  Shobai  in  all  139. 


^UViOito  and  fourty. 
fob  4*.  16, after  this  lived  Job  140.  yeer 

^wnbitfyfourty  four. 
Rev.z1.17.  meafured  the  wall  thtreof  144.cubi.-s 

filunrjieO  fourty  fcvcn. 
Gf«.47.s8.whole  age  of  Jacob  was  i47.yeers 

IfyUttiil&fouriy  eight. 
2Vefo7.44.child.of  Afaph  an  hundr.Sc  fourty  eight 

$$nnWO  and  fifty. 
Gen.j  .24.waters  prevailed  on  the  earth  ijo.daies 
8.2.aft.the  end  of  1  ?o.daies,the  wa.were  abated 
1  Kjn.io.z9.anhork  for  ifo.uKkels  of  filver 

1  Cbro. 1.17. 

1  Cbr.8.40.  had  many  fons,and  fons  fons  1.50 
£^'•8. 3. reckoned  by  thegeneal.of  the  males  150. 
Ntfof.^.wereatmy  table  1  jo.of  the  Jewes 

t^tmtyeO  fifty  three. 
Job.zi.  1 1  .net  to  land  full  of  great  fifhes  153. 

i^tmtyeD  fifty  fix. 

E^ra  2.3o.the  children  of  Magbifh  an  hun.  fifty  fix 

y%\XXfoyfoci.ndfixty. 
£^'.8.io.Shelomith,&  with  him  160.  males 

l®lXtiQ%eb  fixty  two. 
Gen.  5. 1 8.  Jared  lived  1 6  2.  yeers, &  begate  Enoch 

HfyUtiOlZfyfeventytm). 
Neh.11.19.  moreover,  the  porters  were  172. 

ijcmujet)  feventy  five. 
Gen.zS.j. Abrah.life  which  he  lived,*7 5^'eevs 

tpAriQltii  and  eighty. 
Ge».3  5.28.dayesofIfaac^an  bund.&i  eighty  y^ers 
Eft.  i.4.of  his  excel.majefty  many  days,even.  1 8  o. 

IfcunSltX}  eighty  two. 
Gc».y.28.Lamcch  lived  i32.ycers,&  begate-a  fon 

^XlttQit^  eighty  fevcn. 
Gen-  j.2j.Methu.lived  187.  yeers,&  beg.Lamech 

IfettXiOl&i  eighty  eight., , 
Nefo7.26.men  of  Bethlehem  an  hund.cisfay  eight 

I^tmtyeO  thoufand. 
Num.z.g.numbied  in  Judah  an  hundred  thoufand 
i6.in  the  camp  of  Reuben  an  hundred  thouf. 
1Kjn.z0.zg.Hcw  of  the  Syrians  iooodo.footmcn 

2  KJ8.3.4.  to  the  K.of  Ifrael  an  bund,  thouf.lamb* 

and  an  hundred  thoufand  rams 

1  Cbron.f.z  i.took  away  of  men  an  tai.thoufand 

21. f  .they  of  If.were  1000000.&  antes  thouf. 

22.i4.forthehou.offheL.tooooo.tal.of  gold 

29.7. &  gave  an  te^'.thoufand  talents  of  yron 

a  Chr.z^.6.he  hired  an  terf.thouf.mighty  men  of 

I^untSjeD  &  eight  thoufand,  &  an  i|uiltyet), 
N/l.2.24.  numb. of  the  camp  of  Ephron  1081.00. 

^Utlbptti  and  fifty  tljoufand.:    ■ 
z  Chro. 2. 17. .there  we  found  an  hund.Sc  fifty  thouf. 
il?BSU)2Cu  and  eighty  thoufand.  . 

1  Kin.  1 2.2 1.  with  the  tribe  of  Benjamin  180000. 

-   2  Chro.  1 1 . 1 . 

2  Chr. 17. 1  S.with  Jehofhab.an  hun.Sc  eighty  thouf. 

IS?Ultt>zeO  andeighty  five  thoufand. 
2  JfCwg-i9-3?.fmoteof  the  Affyrians  185000. 

ip.37.36. 
JjnnOjeO  and  twenty  thoufand. 
jWg.8.io.forthercfollan  hundr.Sc  twentythouf. 
1  I\%£-8. 6 3. Solomon  offered  120coo.fb.eep 

zChrox-7.^. 

1  Cfo.12.37.on  the  other  fide  of  Jord. — 1  20000. 

2  Chro.18.6.  Pekah  flew  in  Judah  1 20000.  in  one 
Jonah 4.11  .Nineveh,w herein  arc  1 20000. perfons 

HUttOieD  fourty  four  thoufand. 

Kexi.7.4.there  were  fealed  i440oo.of  all  tribes 

14.1.&  with  him  i440oo:havinghis  Fathers 

3. learn  that  fong,but  the  144000.  wch  were 

two  l^nnDierj,  See  Cwo. 

Two  l^unOieO  bundrcd}$ce  <®XDO. 

Three  J^anDieO,  See  &%IZZ. 

Tour  J^uitOieO,  See  ^Four. 

Five  }§-int)iet),  See  jhtje. 

Six  ^H«t)2e9,  See  S^it, 

Seven  ^ttrlu?cQ,See  &>cben. 

Eight  J^utltlitO ,  See  <g(g!)t. 

Nine  i^unt3;teO,See  jftlrte. 

Eleven  ^antj?eQ,See  <£lerj£n, 

Exod.  1 8 . 2 1  .rulers  of  hundreds srulers  of  2  5 . 
Num.%1.14.  was  wroth  with  the  capt.  ovee  bundr. 

48.captains  of  hundreds  came  neer  unto  Mof. 

5  a.offered  up  to  the  L.  of  the  capt.of  bundr. 

5  4.  took  the  gold  of  the  captains  of  hundreds 


Deut. 1.1 5. made  them  captains  over  hundreds 
1  Sam.1t.-7.Sc  make  yo«  all  captains  of  hundreds 

29.2.  lords  of  the  Philift.paff;d  on  by  hundreds 
i  Sam.  1 8 .  r  Set  captains  of  hundreds  over  ihem 

4.  all  the  people  came  out  by  hundreds 
t  Kjng.  1 1.4.  and  fet  the  rulers  over  hundreds 

9.capt.over  hundreds  did  accord,  to  all  things 

1  o.to  the  cap.  ovc.  bundr.  did  the  priefts  give 

tChro,%ig. 

1 5. commanded  the  capt. ever  kunclr.^nd  faid 

2  Cfoo.23.14. 

1 9. he  took  the  rulers  over  hund.Sc  thevbrou. 

2  Chro. t$.zo. 

1  Chr.  1 3 .  x.David  confulred  with  the  cap.of  bund. 

26. 26,  captains  over  hundreds  had  dedicated 
27.  i. to  wit,the  chiefe  fathers,  &  czft.oibundr. 
28.i.Dav.affembled  the  captains  over  hundreds 
29-6.and  captains  of  hundreds  offered  willingly 

2  Chr.  1. 2.  Solomon  fpake  to  the  captains  of  bund. 

23.  i.took  the  cap.of  bundr. into  covenant  with 
25.T.and  made  them  captains  oyer  hundreds 
Mar. 6. 40 .fate  down  in.  ranks  by  hundreds 

^linger. 

Exod.  16. 3 .to  kill  this  whole  affembly  with  burner 
DcW.28.48.fend  againft  thee  in  hunger ,&  in  thirft 

3  2.24.  they  fliall  be  burnt  with  hunger 
Neb. 9. 1 5.bread  from  heaven  in  thtithunaer 
Vfal. 34.10.  the  yong  lions  fuffer  hunger  " 
Pro. 19. 1 5. an  idle  foule  fliall  fuffer  hunger 
Jer.  3  8.9.he  is  like  to  die  for  hunger 

42.14.nor  have  hunger  of  bread,  and  there 
lam.t.19.  famt  for  bung,  in  the  top  of  every  ftreet 

4-9.better  then  they  that  be  (lain  with  hunger 
E\e.  3 4. 2  9.  no  more  confumed  with  hunger  in  the 
Lu\{c  1 5. 17. and  I  perifh  with  hunger 
2  C#r.i  1. 2  7. 1  have  been  in  hunger 
Rev.6.8.to  kill  with  fwordj  and  siiinbunger 

lounger, 
De«J.8.3.and  fuffered  thee  to  hunger 
Ifa.49. 10.  rhey  (full  not  hunger  nor  thirft 
Mat.  ^.6.  bleffed  are  they  which  do  hunger  after 
LuJk  6. 2 1  .bleffed  are  ye  that  hunger  now 
1    2  5.that  are  full,  for  ye  (halibunger 
John  6.3  f.cometh  to  mc  frail  never  hunger 
Rom.i  2. 20. if  thine  enemy  hunger,  feed  him 
1  Cor.a,.i  1.  we  both  hunger  and  thirft,Sc  are  naked 

1  i:.34.if  any  man  hunger  let  him  eat  at  home 
Rettf/.7.iG.they  rtiall  hunger  no  more 

fjtmgjr  -bitten. 
Jab  1 8.1 2. his  ftrength  (lialbe  hunger-bitten 

'^«ngreo. 
Mattb.^.t.  nights,he  was  afterwatd  an hungrcd 

*  Lul{e  4.  2. 

1 2.1.  and  his  difciples  were  an  hungrcd 

3.  what  David  did  when  he  was  an  hungrcd 
Mar  l(e  2.2  j. 
2i.i8.returned  into  the  city,  hthuwred 
25.3  5.I  was  an  hi'.ngred,ind  ye  gave  me  meat 
37.when  faw  we  thee  an  bunijcd  &  fed  thee 
42.1  was  an  hungred,znd  ye  gave  me  me3t 
44.?when  faw  we  thee  an  bungredox  a  thirft 
Luke  6.3.  when  himfelfe  was  an  hungred,znd  they 
ifcrntgrp. 

1  &z»z.2.5.they  that  were  bmgryctakd 

2  Sam.17.t9  the  people  is  hungry  and  weary 
2  Kjng.7.\  2. they  know  that  we  be  hungry 
fob  5.5.whofeharveft  the  hungry  eateth  up 

22.7.thou  haft  wichholden  bread  from  the  hung. 
24.10.they  take  away  the  (heave  from  the  hung. 
Pfal.jo.it.  ifl  vietehujigry  I  would  not  tell  thee 
107.5 .  bwmy  and  thirlty,cheir  foule  fainted  in 
9.filleth  the  hungry  foule  with  goodneffe 
36.there  hetrtaketh  the  hungry  to  dwell 
i46.7.which  glveth  food  to  the  hungry 
Pw6.30.to  fatisfie  his  foule  when  he  is  hungry 
25.2i.enemy  be  hungry ,  give  him  bread  to  eat 
27.7.to  the  hungry  every  bitter  thing  is  fweet 
Ifa.S.t  i.paffe  thorow  it, hardly  beftead  and  hungry 
when  they  flial  bun.tbey  (halfret  themfelves 
a.  lo.fnatch  on  the  right  hand,and  be  hungry 
ao.8.even  be  as  when  a  hungry  man  dreameth 
3  2.^ .to  make  empty  the  foule  of  the  hungry 
44.1 2.yea,he  is  hungry,  and  his  ftrength  taileth 
j 8.7.  is  it  not  to  deale  thy  bread  to  the  hungry 
10.  if  thou  draw  out  thy  foule  to  the  hungry 
65. 1 3  .(hall  eat,  but  ye  fhalbe  hungry 

Ezek-iS.y  .bath 


HUN 


H  UR 


HUR 


HUR 


£\c^.  18.7. hath  given  his  bread  to  the  hungry 

16.  but  hath  given  his  bread  to  the  hungry 
Mi77j\ii.iz.'comefromBethany,he  was  hungry 
Luk.  r  .53  .hath  filled  the  hungry  with  good  things 
Atts  1  o.  10.  and  he  became  very  hungry 
1  Cor.  1 1.2 1. one  ishungry,3t\d  another  is  drunken 
Phil.±.  1  i.both  to  be  full,md  to  be  hungry 

Gra.17-y.Efau  went  to  the  field  tohunt  for  venif. 
1  Sam.z6.  lo.as  when  one  doth  hunt  a  partridge  in 
Job  38. 39.  wilt  thou  hunt  the  prey  for  the  lion 
Pfal.14.0.1  i.evill  (hall  hunt  the  violent  man  to 
I>,o.6.z6.ihe  adult. will  hunt  for  the  precious  life 
Jer. 16. i6.they  (hall  hunt  them  from  every  moun. 
Lam.a. 18. they  hunt  our  fteps,that  we  cannot  go  in 
E^k- 1 5  ■  1 8  .will  ye  hunt  the  fouls  of  my  people 
icfouls  that  ye  hunt,to  make  them  flee 

wherewith  ye  there  hunt  the  foules 
Mic.  7. 2.they  hunt  every  man  his  broth. with  a  net 

•E^'c-i  3. 21.no  more  in  your  hand  to  be  hunted 

Jftmter, 
Gra.10.9.  was  a  mighty  hunter  before  the  Lord 

as  Nimrod  the  mighty  hunter  before 
25  .z7.Efau  was  a  cunning  hunter 
Pro.6. 5. as  a  roe  from  the  hand  of  the  hunter 

Jer.i6.i6.zher  will  I  Tend  for  many  hunters 
iljimtcft. 

1  Sam.zt.  1 1  .yet  thou  huntefl  my  foul  to  take  it 
Job  io.i6.thouhunteji  me  as  a  fierce  lion 

Unntetr;. 
Lew.  1 7. 1  j.  which  buntetb  &  catcheth  any  beaft  or 
Ranting. 

Geff.17.30.  that  Efau  came  in  from  his  hunting 
Pro.  n.27.rofteth  not  that  which  he  took  in  hunt. 

l^opijam.  ifjuprjamttes. 
Nutn.z6.ig.  of  Hupham  the  famil.ol  the  Huphami, 

l&uppat). 

i  Chr.zq. 1 3 .the  thirteenth  lot  came  forth  to  Hup- 

l&upptm. 
Gen.$6.z  1  .fons  of  Benjamin  Huppim 
1  Chro.7. 1  i.Shuppim  and  Huppim,fons  of  Aher 
1  j.Machir  took  to  wife  the  fitter  of  Huppim 

Exod.17.io.Mof.  Aar.  &  Hw  went  up  to  the  top 
1 2. Aaron  and  Hur  flayed  up  his  hands 
14.  i4.behold  Aaron  and  Hur  are  with  you 
3  1. 2. called  Bezaleel  fon  of  Uri,fon  of  Hur 
3f.jc.Lo.hathcalledBeza.fonofUrijfonofH. 
3  8.2  2.Bezaleel  fon  of  Uri,fon  of  Hur,  made  al 
Num.-}  1. 8. 'they  flew  Zur,H«r,&  RebaK.of  Mid. 
Jofh.ii. ziSmoic  wtu  the  Piin.of  Mid.Zur  &Hur 
1  fft«.4.8.thefe  are  their  nam. the  (on  of  H.inmo. 
t  C/w.i.iQ.Cal.took  to  him  Eph.w^bare  him  H. 
20.  and  Hur  begate  Uri 
jo.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Caleb,the  fon  of  H. 
4.1. fons  of  Judah, H#>'andShobal 
4.thefe  ate  the  fons  of  Hur 
1  Cbro.i.%.  that  Btzal.fon  of  Uri,  fon  of  Hur  had 
Nf/;.3.9.nextto  them  repaired  Rephaiah  fon  of  H. 

1  Cbr.  1 1.3 1. Hurai  of  the  brooks  of  Gaafh«ne  of 

i^aram,  Or  $tram. 
1  Cbr.$.<; .Cans of  Bela,Shephuplian,  Huram 
i  d?r.2.3.Sol.fent  to  Huram  King  of  Tyre,faying 
1 1 .  Huram  King  of  Tyre  anfwer.  in  writing 
12.Hw.faid  moreover,Blefled  be  the  L.God 
1 3 . endued  with  underftan.of  Hu.my  fathers 
4. 1 1  .and  Huram  made  the  pots  and  fhovels 

and  Huram  finifhed  the  worke 

i6.al  their  inftru.didHaraw  his  father  make 

S.t.the  cities  whichHuram  had  reftored  to  Sol. 

1$. Huram  fent  by  the  hands  of  his  ferv.fhips 

^.io.fervants  of  Hur.  8c  fervants  of  Sol.w0''  bro. 

1 1. went  to  Tarfhifh  with  the  ferv.of  Huram 

$UVf. 

1  C/^0.5.14.  the  children  of  Abihail fon  of  Huri 

Jjurle. 

Num.i^.zo.orhurle  at  him  by  lying  in  wait 

Utirleth. 
Job  27.1  i.as  a  ftorme  hurleth  him  out  of  his  place 

furling. 
1  Chro.  1 2.2.in  burling  ftonejjand  (hooting  arrows 

GM.4.23.I  have  (laine  a  man  to  my  hurt 


26.23.that  thou  wilt  doe  us  no  hurt 
3 1. 29. in  the  power  of  my  hand  to  dee  you  hurt 
,70/6.24. 20.then  he  will  turne  and  doe  you  hurt 

1  &?;». 20.11. there  is  peace  to  thee,and  no  hurt 

24.9-f-iying,  Behold  David  feeketh  thy  hurt 

2  Sam.  18.3  2.that  rife  aga.  thee  to  do  thee  hu .  be  as 
2  Kjn.  14.10.  why  (houldeft  thou  meddle  to  thy  h. 

2  Cfowz.25.19. 

Eira  4.n.dammage  grow  to  the  hurt  of  the  King 

Efther  9.i.to  lay  hands  on  fuch  as  fought  their  hu. 

Pfa.i  ?.4.he  that  fweareth  to  his  own  hurt  &  chan. 

3  5.4.brought  to  confufion  that  devife  my  hurt 

z6.  that  rejoyce  at  my  hurt 
38. 1 2. they  that  feek  my  hurt  fpeake  mifchiefe 
4 1 .7.agalnft  me  doe  they  devife  my  hurt 
7 0.2. put  to  confufion  that  defire  my  hurt 
71. 1 3. with  reproach  &  difho.that  feek  my  hurt 
24.brought  unto  flume  that  feek  my  hurt 
Eecl.<;.  1 3. rich. kept  to  the  own.  therof  to  their  hu. 
8.9.oneman  ruleth  over  another  to  hisovvnte. 
Jer.6.  i4.healed  the  hurt  of  the  daug.of  my  people 

Chap.  8.1 1. 
7.6".walke  after  their  gods  to  your  hurt 
8.2 1. for  thefo«.  of  the  daug.of  my  people  ami 
10. 19.  woe  is  me  for  my  hurt 
i4.9.intoall  the  kingd.of  the  earth  for  their  h. 

2  j. 6.  and  I  will  doe  you  no  hurt 

7:worke  of  your  hands  to  yourown  hurt 

3  8.4.not  the  welfare  of  this  people,but  the  hurt 
Dau.z.zi  and  they  have  no  hurt 

6.2>2.before  thee,0  King,  have  I  done  no  hurt 
23.no  manner  of  hurt  was  found  upon  him 
z4fls.27.io.that  this  voyage  will  be  with  hurt 

Exod.zi.io.orbe  hurt,  or  driven  away 

i4.andif  it  be  hurt  &  die,the  owner  thereof 
1  Sam.z^.  15.  and  we  were  not  hurt 
Eccl.io.g.whofo  remov.  ftones  ihalbe  fc«.therewth 
Kev.z.  ii.  (hall  not  be  hurt  of  the  fecond  death 

Hart. 

Gen.z  i.7.God  fuffered  him  not  to  hurt  me 
fiar0.21.22.if  men  ftrive  &  hurt  a  worn. with  child 

3  5. if  one  mans  oxe  hurt  anothers,that  he 
Num.  1 6. 1  f.  neither  have  I  hurt  one  of  them 
1  Sam.z^.y.  we  hurt  them  not 
Job  3  5, 8. thy  wickednesmayfc«.  a  man  as  thou  art 
Pfal.  105.  i8.whofe  feet  they  hurt  with  fetters 
Ifa.  1  r  .9.they  (hall  not  hurt  in  all  my  holy  mount. 
Chap.65.1j. 
27.3.  left  any  Writ 
?er.%. zi. hurt  of  the  daug.of  my  people,  Am  I  hurt 
Dan6.zz.thzt  they  have  not  hurt  me 
Mar\  16.18.any  deadly  thing,it  dial  not  hu.them 
Lube  4. 3  y.out  of  him,and  hurt  him  not' 

10.19  nothing  (hall  by  any  meanes  hurt  you 
Alts  18.10.  no  man  (hall  fet  on  thee  to  hurt  thee 
Rev.6.6.fee  thou  hurt  not  the  oyle  and  wine 
7.2.given  to  hurt  the  earth  and  fea 

3. faying,  Hurt  not  the  earth 
9.4-ihould  not  hurt  the  grade  of  the  earth 
io.power  was  tohurt  men  five  moneths 
19. and  with  them  they  doe  hurt 
1 1.5.  if  any  man  will  bwrt  them}  fire  proceed, 
if  any  man  will  hurt  them,hemuft 
Qnttfttll. 

E^ra  4.1  5.  and  hurtfull  unto  Kings  and  Prophets 
PyaZ.144.10.  David  his  ferv.from  the  hurtf.  [word 
1  Tim.6.g.fs\\  into  hurtfullluQs 

putting. 
1  Sam.z  j.j4-kept  me  backe  from  hurting  thee 

§tt0banD. 
Gra.3.6.Eve  dideat,and  gave  to  her  husband 

1 6. 3  .gave  her  to  her  husband  to  be  his  wife 
Exod,4.z$.f\ite\y  a  bloudy  husband  art  thou  to  me 
26.a  bloudy  husband  thou  art 
11.11.  as  the  womzns  husb.  will  lay  upon  him 
Lev.  i9.io.betrothed  to  an  husband  find  not  a 
2 1. 3. which  hath  had  no  husband  :  for  her  may 
£^.44.25. 
7-takc  a  woman  put  away  from  her  husband 
Num.$.  1 3. and  it  be  hid  from  the  eyes  of  her  husb. 
27.have  done  trefpafle  againft  her  husband 
29.afide  to  another  in  ftcad  of 'her  husband 
3o.6.if  (he  had  at  all  an  husband, vi hen 
7. her  husband  heard  it  and  held  his  peace 
8 .  husband  difallow  her  on  the  day  that  he 


HUS        HUS 

io.if  (lie  vowed  in  her  husbands  houfe 
1 1. her  husbandhexd  it,and  held  his  peace 
12.  if  her  husb.  hath  utterly  made  them  void 
her  husband  hath  made  them  void 
1 1. hzx husband n\zy  eftablifh  it,br  hethusba. 
xtfhusband  altogether  hold  his  peace 
7)f7tf.2i.i3.goeinuntoher  and  be  her  husband 
2  2. 2  2. lying  with  a  woman  married  to  an  husb. 
23. that  is  a  virgin  betrothed  unto  an  husband 
24-3.and  if  the  latter  husband  hate  her 

or  if  the  latter  husband  die  which  tooke 
4.former  husband  may  not  take  her  againe 
25.5.  her  husbands  brother  fhall  goe  in  unto  her 
perform  the  duty  of  an  fowfr.broth.unro  her 

1  i.draweth  neere  for  to  deliver  her  husband 
28. 56. eye  fhalbe  evilltoward  the  husba.  of  her 

Judg.  1 3 .6.  woman  came  and  told  her  husband 
p.Manoah  her  husband  was  not  with  her 
io.and  ran  and  (hewed  her  husband 
19. 3. her  husband arofc  and  went  after  her 
zo.^.Lev.husb  of  the  wo. that  was  (lain  anfwe. 
Ruth  i.3.Elemelcch  Naomies  husband  died 
5. left  of  her  two  fons,and  her  husband 
9.  find  reft  each  of  you  in  the  hou.of  her  bus. 
1 2.1  am  too  old  to  have  an  husband 

if  I  fhould  have  an  husband  alfo  to  night 
2.  i.Naomi  had  a  kinfman  of  her  husbands 
i  Sam. i.8.faidElkanah  her  hmbandto  her,Hannah 
2 2. (lie  faid  unto  her  husband,!  wil  not  go  ud 

2  3 .  Elkanah  her  husband  faid  unto  her,Doe" 
1.19.  when  (he came  up  with  her  busb.tooffcr 

4. 19. and  her  husband  were  dead, (he  bowed  her 

1  i.becaufe  of  her  fjther-in-law,&  her  husba. 
2f.19.but  (he  told  not  her  husband  Nabal 

2  Sam.  3. 1 5. and  took  her  from  her  husband 

16. her  husband  went  with  her  along  weeping 
n.26.heird  that  Uriah  her  husband  was  dead 

(he  mourned  for  her  husband 
14- J.  and  mine  husband  is  dead 
2  Kjng.+.p.fhe  faid  unto  her  husband,Beho\d  now 
14.  and  her  husband  is  old 

2  2. (he  called  unto  her  husbanded  faid,Send 
Pro.  1 2.4>a  vertuous  w  ife  is  a  cro  wn  to  her  husband 

Ji.ii.heartofherfo/wtasrfdothfafely  truft 
2  3. her  husband  is  known  in  the  gates 
28.  herfc«jiflffrfalfo,andheprai(ethher 
/f/»3.io.as  a  wife  treach.departeth  from  her  bus. 
6.n,husband  with  the  wife  fhalbe  taken 
3 1.3  2. although  I  was  an  husband  to  them 
•£^.16.3  2.taketh  ftrangers  in  (lead  of  her  husba. 
45.  that  loitheth  her  btisbandmd  her  childr. 
Hof.z.z.  neither  am  I  her  husband 
Joel  i.8.girded  with  fackcl.for  the  hu.of  her  youth 
Mat.  i .  1 6. Jacob  begate  ]okr>h,husband  of  Mary 

iQ.now  Jofeph  her  husband  being  a  juft  man 
Mar\e  10.12.if  a  woman  fhould  put  away  her  hus. 
Lu\e  2.36-and  had  lived  with  an  husb.  feven  yeers 

16. 18. that  is  put  away  from  her  husband 
John  4. 1 7. and  faid,  I  have  no  husband 

well  faid,  I  have  no  husband 

Afls  f.  10. carrying  her  forth, buried  her  by  her  huf 

Rom.j.Z'fot  the  woman  which  hath  an  husband 

bound  by  the  law  to  her  hus.Co  long  as  he  li. 

husb.be  dead,fhe  is  lo.from  the  law  of  the  hu. 

3  .then  if  while  her  husband  1  iveth  fhe  be  married 

if  the  husbandhe  dead,fhe  is  loofed  from 

1  Cor.y.z.  let  every  woman  have  her  own  husband 

l.husb.xendcr  to  the  wife  due  benevolence 

likewife  alfo  the  wife  to  her  husband 
4.not  power  of  her  owne  body,but  herhusb. 
bus.hith  not  power  of  his  ownbody,but 
io.let  not  the  wife  depart  from  her  husband 
1 1. or  be  reconciled  to  her  husband 

let  not  the  husband  put  away  his  wife 
1 3. woman  wcn  hath  an  fc«5^ff^thatbeleevetli 
i4.unbeleeving  husb.is  (anctified  by  the  wife 
unbelcev.wife  is  fanftified  by  the  husb. 
1  ^.whether  thou  fnalt  fave  thy  husband 
34.hovv  fhe  may  pleafe  her  husband 
3  9.bound  by  the  law  as  long  as  her  fc#.liveth 
1  Cor.  1 1 .2.  for  I  have  efpoufed  you  to  one  husband 
Ga/.4.27.then  fhe  which  hath  an  husband 
Epbef.%  .2  3. the  husband  is  the  head  of  the  wife 

3  3  -wife  fee  that  (he  reverence  her  husband 
1  Tim. 3. z.the  husband  of  onewife>vigilant,fober 
Titus  i.6.if  any  be  blamelefle,thc  husband  of  one 
Kexf/.2i.i.as 


H  US 


HUS 


Rev.  z  i.i.  as  a  bride  adorned  for  her  husband 

My  I^oSbanD. 
G^.29.3  2.now  therfore  my  husband  will  love  me 
3  4-now  this  time  will  my  husband  become 
30. 1 5. matter,  that  thou  hall  taken  my  husband 
i8.bec.I  have  given  my  maiden  to  my  husb. 
20.  now  will  my  husband  dwell  with  me 
Deut.z<'.7.znd  fay,My  husbands  brother  refufeth 
2  Sam.  i4.7  .flail  not  leave  to  my  fcaw.ncith.name 

2  K«sg-4. r  -thy fervant  my  hmhmd  1S  dead 

Hof.  2.7  .He  returne  to  my  firft  fcawaarf 

Thy,  or  Jthine  i^u0banD. 
Gra  ?  16  to  thy  husband,  &  he  (hall  rule  over  thee 
MflJM.19.with  another  in  ftead  of  thy  husband 

20.  gone  afide  to  anoth.  in  ftead  of  thy  husb. 
lien  with  thee  befides  thine  husband 
Judg.14.1 5  .faid  to  Samp.wife,Entice  thy  husband 
Ruth  2.1 1 .  fince  the  death  of  thine  basband,md 
2  l(ing.4.i6.is  it  well  with  thy  husband 
Ifa.  54.  5  .thy  maker  is  thine  husband 
John  4. 1 6.oo,=all  thy  husbanded  come  hither 

1 8  .w  hom  thou  no w  haft  is  not  thy  iwstotf 
,4<2 s  j.o.feet  of  them  that  have  buried  thy  husband 

1  Cor.7.i6.  whether  thou  wiltfave  thy  husband 

UtusbanDman. 
Gf72.o.20.Noah  began  to  be  an  husbandman 
fer.  51.2  3-  will  I  break  in  pieces  the  husbandman 
Amos  5.16.  call  the  husbandman  to  mourning 
Zech.  1 3.5. 1  am  an  husbandman 
fohnii.i.myVither'istbshitsbandmiei 

2  Tim.z.6.  the  husbandman  that  laboureth,muft 
Jam.%.7. husbandman  waiteth  fox  the  precious 

^usfbanUmeru 
2  K'».2<.i2.poor  of  the  land  to  be  husbandmen 

Jer.5z.16. 
2  C/Ew.26.  io-  he  had  husbandmen  alfo 
#r.3  i.24.dwell  in  Judah— husbandmen 
Joel  i.r  l.be  afhamed,0  ye  husbandmen 
Mat.zi .3 3 •  and  let  it  out  to  husbandmen 

Mar. iz.i.  Lu\e  20.9. 
34.he  fent  his  fervants  to  the  husbandmen 
35. husbandmen  took  his  fervants,  beat  one 
3 8. when  the  husbandmen  faw  the  fon,  they 

Mar.iz.j.Luk.iz.i^. 
40. what  will  he  do  unto  thofe  husbandmen 
4 1  .let  out  his  vineyard  unto  other  husbandm. 
Mar.  1 2.a.fent  to  the  husbandmen  a  fervant 

I#£«20.I0. 

receive  from  the  husbandm.oi  the  fruit  of 
9.  come  and  deftroy  the  husbandmen 

I«fc..l2.l6. 

I|u0bano^. 
2  Chro.z6. 10. for  he  loved  husbandry 
1  Cor. 3. 9.  ye  are  Gods  husbandry 
$n9battt>0, 
Ruth  i.i  1. that  they  may  be  your  husbands 

1 3 .  would  ye  ftay  for  them  from  having  huf. 
Eft.  1.  i7.defpife  their  husbands  in  their  eyes 

20.  all  the  wives  fliall  give  to  their  husb.hoa. 
fer.  29.6.and  give  your  daughters  to  husbands 
£^/j.  16.4  j.which  loatheth  their  husbands,  and 
John  4. 1 8  .for  thou  haft  had  five  husbands 
1  Cor- 1 4. 3  5-lec  them  ask  their  husbands  at  home 
Ephef. 5 -zz-wtmo  their  own  husbands,zs  unto  the 

24.  fo  let  the  wives  be  to  their  own  husbands 

25.  husbands,  love  your  wives3even  as  Chrift 
C0/.3.19. 

C9/.3.1 8.wives,fubmit  your  fel.to  your  own  husb. 
1  Ton.  3. 12  .let  the  deacons  be  die  husb.oi  one  wife 
7zf.i.4.to  be  fober,to  love  their  own  husbands 

5 .  good  ,obedient  to  their  own  husbands 
1  Pet.  3..  1. be  fubjeft  to  their  own  husbands 

7. ye  husb.  dwell  with  them  according  to  kn. 

^ufljaty. 

1  CW,4,4.and  Ezer  the  father  of  Hufbab 
i&afljai. 

2  Sam*  1 5.3  2. Hujhai  the  Architecame  to  meet  him 
37.  Hujhai  Davids  friend  came  into  the  citie 

16. 1 6.when  Hu.  the  Archite  was  come  to  Abf. 
Hujhai  faid  to  Abf.God  fave  the  King 

17.  Abfai.  fakl  to  Ht$Jai,ls  this  thy  kindn. 

lS.Hujhai  faid  to  Abfalom,  Nay,but  whom 
1 7. 5.  call  Huflm,\et  us  hear  what  he  faith 

6.  when  Hujbaivtzs  come  to  Abfalom 
7. Hujhai  hid  to  Abfalom,The  counfell  that 
8.for,faid  Hujhai,tho\i  knoweft  thy  father,& 


HUS         HYP 

i4.counfel  of  Hujhai  is  better  then  the  coun. 

1  5.  then  faid  Hujhai  to  Zadok  and  Abiathar 

1  2C'».4-i6.Baanahthe  fon  of  H lift,  was  in  Afher 

1  Cbr.  2,7.3  3 .  &  Hujhai  was  the  Kings  companion 

I^ufham. 
Gra.36.34.  and  Jobab  died,  and  Hujham  reigned 
1  Cbro. 1.45. 
3  5  .Hujham  died,  and  Hadad  reigned 

1  Cbro.  1.46. 

2  Sam.zi.iB  Sibbechai  the  Hujhatbite flew  Saph 

1  Cbro.  20.4. 
23.27.  Mtbunnai  the  Hujhatbite  was  one  of 
1  Cbr.  1 1.29.  Sibbechai  the  Hujhatbite  one  of  Da. 
'    27.1  i.wasSibbecai  the  Hujhat.oi  the  Zarhites 

Gen.46.z1.  fons  of  Dan,Hujhim 
1  Cbro.  j.  1 2.2nd  HuJhim,(ons  of  Aher 
8.8.  Hujhimznd  Baara  were  his  wives 

1  i.oi  Hujhim  he  begate  Ahitub  and  Elpaal ' 
i^tt0fe,or  ©1101,0. 
Num.6. 4.  from  the  kernels  even  to  the  husk 
z  Ring  .4.42.full  ears  of  corn  in  the  husk 
Lull.  1  j.i  tf.fain  have  fillad  his  belly  with  the  busies 

i&oj. 

Gen,zz.z  1.  Hu^his  firft-born,  &  Buz  his  brother 

Hajjab. 
Nab.  z.j.Hutzab  fliall  be  led  away  captive 

1  Ti».i.20.of  whom  is  Hymeneus  and  Alexander 
2Ti/w.2.i7.ofwhomisHy»zf#e#,sandPhiletus 

Matth.z6.io.  when  they  had  fung  an  hymne 

Mark  14.26. 
Hjpmncsr. 

Zi^fe/if. 19. (peaking  to  your  felvcs  in  hymnes 
Col.$.  1 6.admonifliing  one  another  in  hymnes 

$ppccrf£te. 
J/2(.32.6.will  work  iniquity,  to  pradtife  hyp ocrifie 
Af<tf.23.28.but  within  ye  are  full  of  hypocrifie 
Mar.  i2,i  5. he  knowing  their  hypocrifie, did  unto 
Luke  1 2.  i.leaven  of  the  Pharifees,  which  is  hypoc ■ 
1  Tw».4.2.fpeaking  lies  in  hypocrifie 
/4W.3.i7.without  partiality  ,without  hypocrifie 

1  Vet.  1. 1. laying  afide  all  hypocriftes 
UppGCrtte, 

Job  8.13  .the  hypocrites  hope  (hall  perifli 

1 3 . 1 6.  an  hypocrite  fliall  not  come  before  him 
i7.8.ftir  up  himfelfe  againft  the  hypocrite 
20.  j.  joy  of  the  hypocrite  but  for  a  moment 

2  7$.  what  is  the  hope  of  the  hypocrite 
34.  30.  that  the  hypocrite  reign  not 

Pro.  1 1 .9.  an  hypocrite  w th  his  mouth  deftroyeth  his 
lfa.g. 17.  for  every  one  is  an  hypocrite 
Mat.7.5.  ihoubypocrite,  fuftcaft  out  the  beam  out 

Luke  6.41. 
Luke  1 3. 1  j. thou  loyp.doth  not  each  one  of  you  on 
l§pj)ocritc0. 

Job.i  5.34.congregat.offcy£<K/'ifMfhall  be  defolate 

3  6.1 3 .  the  hypocrites  in  heart  heap  up  wrath 
//«.  3  3 .  i4.fearfulnefle  furprifeth  the  hypocrites 
Mat.6.z.  as  the  hypocrites  do  in  the  Synagogues 

5 .  thou  (halt  not  be  as  the  hypocrites  are 
1 6  .be  not,as  the  hypocrites,  of  a  fad  counten. 
1 5.7  .ye  hypocrites,  well  did  Efaias  prophefic of 

Mar.7.6. 

16.3 .0  ye  hypocrites,yt  can  difcern  the  face  of 

Luke  12.56. 

22. i8.why  tempt  ye  me,ye hypocrites 

23.13.woe  to  you  Scribes  and  PhxiLbypocrites 

Ver.14,15,23,25,27,29. 

24.5 1  .appoint,  him  his  portion  with  the  hypoc. 

Lu\.  1 1.44.  woe  to  you  Scribes  &  Pharif.  hypocrites 

^ppocrtticall. 
Pfal.i  f.i6.with  bypocriticall  mockers  in  feafts 
ifa.i  0.6. fend  him  againft  an  bypocriticall  nation 


1 


I 


Exod.  1 2. 2  2.ye  fhall  take  a  bunch  of  byfope, -xnd 
taf  ,i44.take  cedar-wood,  fcarlet,and  byfope 

6. take  fcarlet  and  hyfope,zad  dip  them 

49-take  cedar-wood  ,fcarlet,and  byfope 

Verfe  51. 

J2.cleanfe  the  houfe  with  hyfopeznd  fcarlet 
Num.  i9.6.prieft  lhall,  call  byfope  into  the  midft  of 

1 8  .clean  perfon  flial  1  take  byfope 


1  Kjng.4.1 3.  he  fpake,  from  the  cedar  to  the  byfope 
Pfal.j  i. 7. purge  me  with  byfope 
Jnh.19.z9.  they  put  the  fpunge  upon  byfope, &  put 
H^.9.19.  took  bloud  &  hyf.Sc  fprinkl.  both  book 


Gw.6.i7.Behold,/,even  /  do  bring  a  floud  of 
9-9./,behold  7,eftablifli  my  covenant  with  you 
1 5 . 1  .fear  not,  Abraham,/  am  thy  fliield 
17-i.J am  the  Almighty  God,  walk  before  me 
34.40./  fhall  be  deftroyed,/  and  my  houfe 
37.10.  fhall  7,  thy  mother,and  thy  breth.come 

30.and  7,whither  fliall  /  go 
39.9.  none  greater  in  this  houfe  then  Z 
46.3 /am  God,  the  God  of  thy  fathers 

£xorf.3.6.moreover,he  faid,  I  am  the  G.  of  thy  fa. 
1 1.  who  am  /,  that  J  fliould  goe  to  Pharaoh 
1 2.cei-tainly,/  wil  be  with  thee,&  this  fhall 
9.27.L.1S  righteous,/  and  my  peop.are  wicked 
14-  i7.and  /,behold  /  will  harden  the  hearts  of 
18.6./  thy  father-in-law  Jeth.  am  come  to  thee 
3  i.6.and  /,hehold  /  have  given  with  him 

Z.rw.2<5.28./,even/  will chaftife you  | 

M««.3.i2.and/,be!iold,/havctakentheLevits 
1 8.6.and  /,  behold,/  have  taken  yow:  brethren 

Deut.7. 1 7.nations  more  then  /,how  can  /  difpof. 
3  2.39.  /,even  /am  he,  and  there  is  no  G.  with 

Jujh.  1 4.7.fourty  yeers  old  was  /  when  Mofes 

Judg.%.$.l,  even  /will  fing  unto  the  Lord 

7.til  that  /  Deborah  arole,that  /  arofe  a  mo. 
7.i8.when/blow  with  a  trumpet,  /  &  all  my 
1  t.37.bewaile  my  virginity,/ and  my  fellowcs 
1 2.a./ancLmy  people  were  at  great  ftrife 

when  /  called  you,  ye  delivered  me  not 
20.4./ came  into  Gib:ah,/ and  my  concubine 

Ruth  3.12.  that  /  am  thy  neer  kinfman 

1  S#w.24.i7.thou  art  more  righteous  then  J 

whereas  /  have  rewarded  thee  evill 

2  Sam.^.zS.I  &my  kingdom  are  guiltlefle  before 

13.13.  /,whither  fliall  Z  caufemy  fliame  to  goe 

1  Kjn.  1.2 1  .that  /  and  my  fon  Sol.fhalbe  accoun. 

i8.22./,even  /  only  remain  a  prophet  of  the  L. 

i9.io.and/,even/onlyamleft        Verfe  14. 

i  Chro.z1.17J  that  comman-thepeo.  to  be  num. 

even  /  it  is  that  have  finned 

29. 14/who  am  /  ?  &  what  is  my  people,  that 

2  Chro.z.6.vi[\o  am  /  then,that  /  fliould  build 

32.13  .know  ye  not  what  1  &  my  fa.have  done 
Etra  7.21  ./,even  /  Artax.the  K.do  make  a  decree 
Neb.  5. 1 5.  but  —  fo  did  not  I 

1 8  .required  not  /  the  bread  of  the  govcrnour 
Eftb.4.16.1  alfo  &  my  maidens  will  faftlikewife 
Job  1.15.I  only  am  efcaped  alone  to  tell  thee 

Ver.i6,i7,i9. 
1 5.6\own  month  condemneth  thee,  and  not  / 
34. 3  3 .and  whether  thou  chufe, and  not  / 
Pfal.6i.z.hzd  me  to  the  rock  higher  then  I 

142. 6. for  they  are  ftronger  then  Z 
Ecclef.  2.2  5. can  haften  hereunto  more  then  Z 
Cant.z*  1.  /  am  therofe  of  Sharon 

6.3 ./  am  my  beloveds,and  my  beloved  is  mine 
7 .1  o.I  am  my  beloveds,  &  his  defire  is  toward 
8.10./  am  a  wall,and  my  breafts  like  towers 
lfa.6.%.1  am  undone,for  /  am  a  man  of  unclean 
8 .  i8.behold,Z  and  the  children  that  the  L.hath 
Heb.z.11. 
41.4.  Z  the  L.the  firft,and  with  thelaft,/  am  he 

10./ am  with  thee,/am  thy  God 
42.8. 1  am  the  Lord,my  glory  will /not give 
43 . 3  .Z  gave  Egypt  for  thy  ranfome 

5.fearnot,forZ  am  with  thee,/  will  bring 
1  i./,even  Z  am  thee  Lord,befideme 
2 5.Z,  even  Z  am  he  that  blotteth  out  thy  tra. 
44.6.Z  am  the  fiift,and  Z  am  the  laft  Rev.  1 .1 7. 

7.and  who,as  Z,fliall  call,and  fliall  declare 
4 ? .  1 2.Z  have  made  the  earth,  and  created  man 
/,even  my  hands  have  ftretched  out 
13./  have raifed  him  up  in  righteoufnefie 

and  /  will  direft  all  his  wayes 
46.4.  and  even  to  old  age  Z  am  he 

and  even  to  hoar  hairs  Z  will  carry  thee 

Z  have  made,  and  Z  will  bear 

even  I  will  cany,&  will  deliver  you, 

9-1 


9-  for  /am  God.and  there  is  none  elfe 

I  am  God,  and  there  is  none  like  me 
48. 1 2. 7  am  be,/  am  the  firft,/  alfo  am  the  laft 

1  y./,even  1  have  fpoken,  yea,/  have  called 

/  have  brought  him,and  he  fhall  make 
i6.from  the  time  that  it  was,  there  am  1 
45M  .yet  (hall  I  be  glorious  in  the  eyes  of 

5  1 . 1 2.  J,even  J  am  he  that  com  forteth  you 

5 1.6. 1  am  he  that  doth  fpeak,  Behold,it  is  1 

6  ?.?./ am  holier  then  thou  :  thefe  are  a  fmoak 
Jer. 20.7. J  was  deceived,thou  art  ftronger  then  1 

23.39. therefore  /,beboId,/ will  utterly  forget 
£^£.5. 8- behold  /,even  /am  againft  thee 
6.  3. behold  I,  even  7  will  bring  a  fword 

34. 1  i.behold  7,even  /  wil  both fearch  my  fheep 
20.behold,/,even  7  will  judge  betw.fat  catt. 

44.28.  /  am  the  inheritance,  I  am  their  poffefT. 
Eto.8.15.  when/,even  /  Dan.  had  feen  the  virion 
Hof  5. 14.  /,even  /  will  tear,and  go  away 

1 2.9. 1  that  am  the  L.  will  make  thee  to  dwell 
Hdg.1.1  j./am  with  you,faith  tbe  Lord 
Zech. i.ij.  7  was  but  a  little  difpleafed 
Mai.  1  „  r  3  .mould  J  accept  this  at  your  hand 
Mat.  3.  1  i.that  cometh after me,is  mightier  then  I 

Mat\  1.7. 
14.17.  it  is  7,bc  not  affraid  Mar. 6. 10. 

Lul(e  6.20. 
16.  \  1  .whom  do  men  fay  that  I  the  Son  of  man 
1 8 .  2o.there  am  7  in  the  midft  of  them 
io.  z  2.drink  of  the  cup  that  7  (hall  drink  of 

baptifme  that  7  (hall  be  baptized  with 
12.3  2.7  am  the  God  of  Abraham,  Ifaac,Jacob 
24.5J  am  Chrift,and  (hall  deceive  many 
26.  22.  to  fay  unto  him,  Lord,  is  it  I 

Mar\  14.19. 
2$.  Judas  faid,  Mafter,is  it  7 
Mar\  1.8.7  indeed  have  baptised  with  water 

Lb^3.i6. 
14.29-though  all  mould  be  offen.yet  will  not  7 
Lu\e  2.48.thy  father  and  7  have  fought  thee 

49.  wift  ye  not  that  7  muft  be  about  my  fath. 
1 1. 19. if  7  by  Beelzebub caft  out  divels 

20.if  7  by  the  finger  of  God  caft 
2 1. 8. in  my  name,faying,/  am  Chrift 
n.17.  but  I  am  among  you  as  he  that  ferveth 

70.  ye  fay  that  7  am 
24.39.that  it  is  7  my  felfe 
John  1 .2cbut  confefied,/  am  not  the  Chtift 

Chap.  3- 18. 
3 1 .  therefore  am  7  come  baptizing  with  wa. 
3  3 .  and  7  knew  him  not 
3.26.  7  that  fpeak  to  thee  am  hec 
5.43.7  am  come  in  my  Fathers  name 
6.3  5  .Jefus  faid —  7  am  the  bread  of  life 

Chap.48.51. 
8 . 1 2.7  am  the  light  of  the  world 

1 6.7  am  not  alone,  but  I  and  the  Father 
1 8 .7  am  one  that  bear  witneffe  of  my 

2  3 .7  am  from  above,  7  am  not  of  this  world 
28.7  am  he,7  do  nothing  of  my  felf 

5  8. be  fore  Abraham  was,/  am 
9-5.as  /  am  in  the  world,/  am  the  light  of  the 
10.9.  /  am  the  door^by  me  if  any  man  enter  in 

1  1 .  /  am  the  good  fhepherd 

30./  and  my  Father  are  one 

3  8. that  the  Father  is  in  me,and  /  in  him 

Chap.17.11. 

1 1 . 2  5.  /  am  the  refurreftion 

1 2. 26. where  /  am,there  (hall  my  fervant  be 
3  2. and  7,  if  7  be  lifted  up  from  the  earth 
46.7  am  come  a  light  into  the  world 

1 3 . 1 4.  if  /  then  your  Lord  and  Mafter  have 

19.  ye  may  beleeve  that  /  am  he 
14.6./  am  the  way,the  truth,and  the  life 

10.  bcleeveft  thou  not  that  /  am  in  the  Fath. 
1 1. beleeve  me,that  /  am  in  the  Father 

20.  ye  fhall  know  that  /  am  in  the  Father 

and  you  in  me,and  /  in  you 
28.my  Father  is  greater  then  7 
1 5.1J  am  the  true  vine  Verfe  5. 

4. abide  in  me,  and  7  in  you 
5.  he  that  abideth  in  me,and  I  in  him 
17. 1  i.now  7  am  no  more  in  the  world 

and  7  come  to  thee 
14.  even  as  /  am  not  of  the  world  Ver.  16. 
13.7  in  them,and  thou  in  me 


I  JAA 

24.7  will  that  they  alfo  whom  thou  haft  giv. 
be  with  me  where  /  am 
25.but  /  have  known  thee 
26.may  be  in  them,  and  /  in  them 
18.5.  Jefus  faith  unto  them>  /  am  hee 

Chap.  6. 8. 
3  5. Pilate  faid,  Am  /  a  Jew 
Alls  1 0.2 1 . 7  am  hee  whom  ye  feek 

1 1. 1 7. what  was  7,that  /  could  withftand  God 

1 8. 1  o.7  am  with  thee,  and  no  man  fhall  fet 

21.3.  /am  verily  a  man  which  am  a  Jew 

28. with  a  great  fum  obtained  /  this  freedom 

and  Paul  faid,But  /  was  free-born 

Rom. 7*  17. it  is  no  more  /,but  fin  Verfe  20. 

1  Cfl/\i.i2.faitb,7  am  of  Paul,and  /  of  Apollo 

and  /  of  Cephas,  and  /of  Chrift 
Chap.3.4. 
Li.and  7,brethren,when  /came  to  you 
3.1.&  /,breth.could not  fpeak  to  you  as  to  fpir- 
7.7.I  would  all  were  as  7  my  felfe 

8.  if  they  abide  even  as  I 

10. 1  command, yet  not  /,but  the  Lord 
9«6.or  7  only,and  Barnabas,have  not  we 

26.7  therefore  fo  run,  as  not  uncertainly 
fo  fight  /»  not  as  one  that  beateth  the  air 
1 1. 1. followers  of  me,even  as  J  alfoof  Chrift 
1 5.10./  am  what  7  am  :  yet  not/,  but 

1 1. whether  7  or  they,  fo  we  preached 
1 6. 1  o.worketh  the  work  of  Chrift ,even  as  / 

2  Cor.i  1. 5.I  fuppofe,  I  was  not  a  whit  behind 

2  2. are  they  Hebrews  ?  fo  am  / 

are  they  Ifraelites  ?  foam/ 
are  they  of  the  feed  of  Abraham?  fo  am  / 
23 ,1  fpeak  as  a  fool>  7  am  more 
29. who  is  weak, and  1  am  not  weak 

who  is  oflfended,and  /  burn  not 
Gal.z.  19.  /  through  the  law  am  dead,  that  / 
20./  live,  yet  not  /,  but  Chrift  liveth 
4. 1 2.be  as  7  am,  for  I  am  as  ye  are 
5.11.  and  7,brethr.  if  /  yet  preach  circumcifion 
6.  i4.that  7  (hould  glory ,fave  only  in  the  erode 
is  crucified  unto  me,&  7  unto  the  world 
Epbef.  1 . 1 5 .7  alfo,after  /  heard  of  your  faith 
4.1.  /  therefore  the  prifoner  of  the  Lord 

1  Pet .  1 .  1 6.  be  ye  holy,  for  7  am  holy 

2  John  i.whom  7  love  in  the  truth,and  not  7  only 
Rev.  1.8.  7  am  Alpha  and  Omega 

3.19.  as  many  as  7  love,  /  rebuke 

20.Behold,/  ftand  at  the  door,and  knock 

/  willcome  in  to  him,and  will  fup 
n.will  7  grant  to  (it  with  me  in  my  throne 
even  as  /  alfo  overcame 
u.i.and  /  John  faw,  the  holy  city,ncw  Jerufa. 
22. 8.7  John  faw  thefe  things 

9.  for  /  am  thy  fellow-fervant 
16.  7  Jefus  have  fent  mine  angel 

J  am  the  root  and  off-fpring  of  David 

Jaafean. 

D««.io.6.their  journ.fro.Beroth  to  the  chil.ofja. 

3Baafeobalj. 
1  Ckc.4.36.Elienai  &  Jaa\obah  were  princes  in 

3flaala. 
Nefc.7.58.chil.  of  Jaala,  the  chil.  of  Darkon,were 

Jaalar;. 
£^.2.56.  the  children  of  Jaalah  were  Nethinims 

3!aalam. 
Gw.36.5.  Aholibamah  bare  Jeufh,  and  Jaalam,  & 

Verfe  14. 
duke  Jeufh,  duke  Jadlam 
1  Chro.i.i  f.fons  of  Efau  Jeu(h,/<wte,Kotah 
3laana<. 

1  Chro.f.  1 1.&  Jaanai,8c  Shaphat  dwelt  in  Baman 

31a«ozegfot, 

2  S1OT.21.19.Elhan.fon  of  Jareoregim  flew  the  br. 

31aafan. 

E^a  10.37.of  our  fons,Bani,Mattenai,&/<i«/ds 

31aafiel. 

1  Cfcj-.27.n.ofBenjamin  JaajielCon  of  Abner 

3taa?arj, 
Jof.  1 1 . 3  6.out  of  the  tribe  of  Reuben,/<M^fc 
3Iaajanial>, 

2  iC28g.25.23.  came  to  Gedaliah—  Jaaxawah 
Jet. 1 5.3. then  I  took  J<m%his  breth.&  all  his  fons 
£^.8. 1 1  .in  the  midft  of  them  flood  Jaa^niah 

1 1 . 1  .among  whom  I  faw  Jaaqmiah 


JAB        J  AC 

3Iaajsr. 
MtfS.21.32.anJ  Mofesfent  tofpieout /^(t 
3  2.3  5.  childr.ol  Gad  built  Shophan  and  Jaaxet 

3!aaji3h. 

x  Cfcro.24.26.the  fons  of  Jatr\iab,Beno 
27.  fons  of  Merari  by  Jaa\iab>  Btno 
3Iabal. 
Gra.4.2o.Adahbare/j&(x/,Fath.offuchasdweiin 

31abbob. 
Gen.i  2.22.  pafTed  over  the  foord  Jabbo\ 
Num.ii.z^.  poffeff.his  land  from  Arnon  to  Jabb. 
Z>eztf.2.37.cameftnottoany  phce  of  the  tiv.Jab. 
'     3 .16. 1  gave  the  border  even  to  the  river  Jabbo^ 
Jof.i  2.2.  ruled  from  half  Gilead  to  the  tivei  Jab. 
Jud.  11.53  -took  away  my  land  from  Arnon  to  Ja. 
2 2. they  poifdTed  from  Arnon  tojabbo\ 
3IflbeCh. 

1  Sam.  1 1 . 1. men  ofjabejh  faid  to  Nahafh,Makea 

3-elders  of/ii&.faid  unto  him,Give  usfeven 
5  .told  him  the  tidings  of  the  men  ofjabejh 
9. (hewed  it  to  the  men  ofjab.and  they  were 
1  o.therfore  the  men  ofjabejh  fiid,To  mor. 
31.1  2. came  to  Jabrjl),  and  burnt  them  there 
1 3. buried  them  under  a  tree  at  Jabcjh 

2  l\jn.ij.  10.  Shallum  fon  of  Jabijh confpired  ag. 

i3.Shallum  ofjabejh  begm  to  reign  in 
i4.Menahem  fmote  Shallum  fon  ofjabejh 

1  Chro.  10.  1 1.  and  brought  their  bodies  to  Jabcjh 
buried  their  bones  under  the  oak  in  Jab. 
3Babefh  Gileadi 

Jtidr.zi.9.  came  none  to  the  camp  from  Jab.Gil. 
9-none  of  the  inhabi.  ofjabejh  G  dead  there 
lo.fmite  the  inhabitants  of  Jabefh  Gilead 
1 2.thcy  found  among  the  inhab.ot  Jab  Gil. 
i4.gavethem  wives  of  the  wom.ot/^Gil. 

1  Sam.  1 1.1.  Nahafh  encamped  againft  „M-GUe. 

9-thus  fay  unto  the  men  ofjabejh  Gilead 
3 1.1  i.inhab.  of  Jab.  Gil.  heard  of  all  that  the 

2  Sam.z.^.meti  of /a.Gil.were  they  that  bur.Saul 

5-David  fent  meff.to  the  men  of  Jabcjh  Gil. 
11.12.took  thebon.of.Sa.fr.themen  ofJa.Gi. 
1  Chro.io.  1 2.  when  all  /ab.Gil.heard  all  that  the 
3Dabe?. 

1  CfcA2.55.fam.of  the  Scribes  that  dwelt  at  Jabe^ 
$.Q.Jabe\vns  more  honourable  then  his  bre. 

his  mother  called  his  name  Jabc^ 
loJabe^cMed  on  the  God  of  Ifrael 
31abfn. 

Jof.  1 1 . 1  .when  Jab'm  K.  of  Hazor  had  heard  thofe 
Jitdg.^.z.Lotd  fold  them  into  the  hand  of  Jab'm 
7«draw.unto  thee  Sifera capt.o fjab'ms  armie 
i7.was  peace  betw .Jabia  8c  the  hou.of  Heb. 

2  3.fubdued  on  that  day  Jab'm  K.ofCan.bef. 
24.  prevailed  againft  Jab'm  King  of  Canaan 

had  deftroyed  Jab'm  King  of  Canaan 
Pfal.S  3.9.doe  to  them  as  unto  Jab'm,  at  the  brook 

3labneel. 
Jof.  1 5 . 1 1  .the  border  went  out  unto  Jabneel 
19.33.  their  border  was  from  Allon  to  Jabneel 

31abrtcrj. 

2  Cfcco.26.6.and  brake  down  the  wall  of  Jabneh 

3Iacljan. 
1  Chr.  5.13  .their  breth.  were  Sheba,Jorai,&  Jachaa 

llachta. 
Gflz.46. 10.  the  fons  of  Simeon— y<fcfci»,&  Zohar 

Exod.6.1^. 
Num.z6. 1 2  .of  Jach'm  the  family  of  the  Jachinites 
1  TOfl-7-11 -and  called  the  name  thereof  Jach'm 

1  Cfcra.9.io.of  the  priefts,Jehoiarib,and  Jach'm 

Ivefc.n.io. 
24. 17.  the  one  &  twentieth  lot  came  tojachin 

2  Cfci'.3.i7.name  of  that  on  the  right  h3nd/^fc'3 

3lacl)(nite0. 
Num.26. it. of  Jachin  the  famil.  of  the  Jachinites 

3Iaeinct. 

Rev.o.  1 7. having  breaft-plates  of  fire,  &  of  Jacinct 

21.20.  the  eleventh  foundation  was*  Jacinft 

35acob. 

GfS.25.26.  his  name  was  called  Jacob 

27.  Jacob  w ^as  a  plain  man,  &  dwelt  in  tents 

28.Rebekah  loved  Jacob 

za- Jacob  fod  pottage:  &  Efau  came  from  the 

3  i.Jacob  faid,Sell  me  this  day  thy  birth-rig. 
3  3  .Jacob  faid,  Swear  to  me  this  day 

3  q.Jacob  gave  Efau  bread  and  pottage 
27. 1 ! .  Jacob  hid  to  Rebek.  Behold  my  broth. 

i5.put 


j,a_c     j\ac 

i  j.put  them  upon  Jacob  her  younger  fon 

17. gave  the  meat  into  the  ha. of  htrionjac. 

19. Jacob  faid  unto  his  father,  I  am  Efau 

20.  Jacob  went  neer  unto  Ifaac  his  father 

2  2.  the  voice  is  Jacobs  voice 

5o.an  end  of  bleffing  Jac.  &  Jac.  was  fcarce 

36.1s  he  not  rightly  named  Jacob 

41  .Efau  hated  Jacob  becaufe  of  the  bleffing 

then  willl  flay  my  brother  Jacob 
42.fhe  fent,  and  called  Jacob  her  younger  fon 
46.it  Jacob  take  a  wife  of  the  daugh.ofHeth 

28.  i.Ifaac  called  Jacob^nd  bleffed  him 
5  .Ifaac  fent  away  Jacob,ht  went  to  Padan 

Lab.bro.to  Rebek.  Jacob  &  Efausmoth. 
6.  Efau  faw  that  Ifaac  had  bleffed  Jacob 
y.thsr  Jacob  obeyed  his  father  and  mother 
jo.Jacob  went  out  from  Beerfheba,and  went 
16.  Jacob  awaked  out  of  his  fleep,and  he  faid 
\%.Jacob  rofe  up,took  the  ftone  that  he  had 
zo  Jacob  vowed  a  vow,  faying 

29. 1.  then  Jacob  went  on  his  journey 

4./flc.faid  unto  them,My  brethr.  whence  be 
io.when/rfro&faw  Rachel  the  daugh.of  La. 
Jacob  went  neer,and  rolled  the  ftone 
1 1  .Jacob  kiffed  Racbel>&  lifted  up  his  voice 
,  1  z.Jacob  told  Rach.he  was  her  fathers  broth. 
1 3 .  when  Laban  heard  the  tidings  of  Jacob 
id. Jacob  loved  Rachel,&  faid,  He  ferve  thee 
20.  Jacob  ferved  feven  yeers  for  Rachel 
21. Jacob  faid  to  Laban,Give  me  my  wife 
28.  Jacob  did  fo,  and  fulfilled  her  week 

30.1,  Rachel  faw  that  (lie  bare  Jacob  no  childr. 
2.  Jacobs  anger  was  kindled  againft  Rachel 
e,.Jacob  went  in  unto  Bilhah 
5. (he  conceived ,and  bare  Jacob  a  fon 
7  .{he  conceived  again,&  bare  Jacob  a  fec.fon 
9.Zilpah  her  maid,  &  gave  her  Jacob  to  wife 
io.Zilpah,Leahs  maid,bare  Jacob  a  fon 
1 2.Zilpah,Leahs  maid,bare  Ja.2  fecond  fon 
\6.  Jacob  came  out  of  the  field  in  the  evening 
1 7  .Leah  conceived  and  bare  Jac.  the  fift  fon 
io.conceived  again,  &  bare  Jac.  thefixt  fon 

2  S.Jacob  faid  to  Laban,  Send  me  away 

3  i.jWaid,Thou  (halt  not  give  me  any  thi. 
36\fet  j.daies  journ.betw.himfelf  and  Jacob 

and  Jacob  fed  the  reft  of  Labans  flock 
3  T.Jacob  took  him  rods  of  green  poplar 

40.  Jacob  did  feparate  the  lambs 

41 .  Jacob  laid  the  rods  before  the  eyes  of  the 
42. feebler  were  Labans,  &  the  ftronger/ac. 

3  i.x.Jacob  hath  taken  away  all  that  is  our  fath. 
z.Jacob  beheld  the  countenance  of  Laban, & 
4. j^c.fent  &  called  Rach.&  Leah  to  thefiel. 
1  i.fpake  to  me  in  a  dream,faying,7dfl>b 

17  .then  Jacob  rofe  up,&  fet  his  fons  &  wives 
zo.j^cobftole  away  unawares  to  Laban 

22.toldLab.the  third  day,  that  Jac.  was  fled 

25.  then  Laban  over-took  Jacob 

Jacob  had  pitched  his  tent  in  the  fflou. 

3  i.yflcc5anfwered,Becaufe  I  was  afraid 

3  i.JacMntw  not  that  Racb.had  ftollen  them 

3  3 .  Laban  went  into  Jacobs  tent 

3  6.  Jacob  was  wroth,  and  chode  with  Laban 

and  Jacob  anfwered  and  faid  to  Laban 

4  5  .Jacob  took  a  ftone,  &  fet  it  up  for  a  pillar 
$6.  Jacob  faid  to  his  brethten,  Gather  ftoncs 
47.  Jacob  called  it  Galeed 

5  3 .  Jacob  fware  by  the  feat  of  his  father  Ifa. 
54.then  Ja. offered  facrifice  upon  the  mount 

32.i../vz.went  on  his  way,  &  theang.of  G  met 
z.Jacob  faw  them,  he  faid,Thisis  Gods  hoft 
3  .Jacob  fent  meffengers  before  him  to  Efau 
4.thy  fervant /<?«>&  faith  thus 
7.  then  Jacob  was  greatly  afraid  &  diftreffed 
9.  Jacob  f.?id,0  God  of  my  father  Abraham 
18.  they  be  thy  fetvant  Jacobs 
20.thy  fervant  Jacob  is  behind  us 

24.  Jacob  was  lefr  alone,md  there  wreftled 

25.  the  hollow  of  Jacobs  thigh  was  out  of  joi. 
27.what  is  thy  name  ?  and  he  iz\&,Jacob 

28. thy  name  (hall  be  called  no  more  Jacob 

29.  Jacob  asked  him,faying,  Tell  me  thy  na. 

30.  Jacob  called  the  name  of  the  place  Peniel 
3  2.becaufe  he  touched  the  holl.  of  Jac.  thigh 

3  3.i./rtcofeliftup  his  eyes,&  looked,&  beh.  Ef. 
10  Jacob  fz\6,  Nay,I  pray  thee,if  now  I  have 


J  A  G  JA_C_' 

\  7.  Jacob  journyed  to  Succoth 
18.  Jacob  came  to  Shalem,a  citie  of  Shechem 
34.3.  his  foul  clave  to  Dinahdaughter  of  Jacob 
5  Jacob  heard  that  he  had  defiled  Dinah 

and  Jacob  held  his  peace 
7.  fons  of  Jacob  came  out  of  the  field  when 
lying  with  Jacobs  daughtet , which  thing 

1 3 .  fons  of  Jacob  anfwered  Shech.  &  Hamor 

2  5. two  of  the  fons  of  Jacob,  Simeon  &  Levi 
27. fons  of  Jacob  came  upon  the  fhin 
jo.Jacob  faid  to  Simeon  and  Levi 

35.2  .Ja.faid  to  his  houfhold,Put  away  the  gods 
4.  gave  unto  Jacob  all  the  ftrange  gods 

Jacob  hid  them  under  the  oak 
5  .not  purfue  after  the  fons  of  Jacob 
6.fo  Jacob  came  to  Luz 
lo.name  is  Jac. it  fhalbe  called  no  more  Jac. 

14.  Jacob  fet  up  a  pillar  in  the  place 

1  %.Jacob  called  the  name  of  the  place  Bethel 
20.  Jacob  fet  a  pillar  upon  her  grave 
22.now  the  fons  of  Jacob  were  twelve 
23.Reuben,jrtfC0ta  firft-born 
26.thefeare  the  fons  of  Jacob 
27.  Jacob  came  to  Ifaac  his  father 
29-his  fons,  Efau  and  Jacob}  buryed  him 

3  6.6.Efau  went  from  the  face  of  his  broth.  Ja. 

37.i../tfft/6dweltintheland  wherein  his  father 
2.thefe  are  the  generations  of  Jacob 
34.  Jacob  rent  his  clothes 

4Z.1.  Jacob  Cm  that  there  was  corn  in  Egypt 

Jacob  faid  to  his  fons, Why  do  ye  look 
4.Benjamin,  Jofcphs  brother,  Jacob  fent  not 
36. Jacob  their  father  faid,  Me  ye  have  berea. 

45.26.  Jacobs  heart  fainted,for  he  beleeved  not 

27.  fpirit  of  Jacob  their  father  revived 
46.2  he  f-\\&,Jacob,Jacob.hn&  he  faid,Here  am 

5  Jacob  role  up  from  Beerfheba 

fons  of  ifrael  carried  Jacob  their  father 
6.Jacob,znA  all  his  feed  with  him 
S.which  came  into  Egypt,  Jacob  and  his  fons 
Reuben  Jacobs  firft-born 
i9.thefons  of  Rachel,  Jacobs  wife 
26.aU  the  fouls  which  came  with  Jacob 

befides  Jacobs  fons  wives,were  66. 

47.7. and  Jdcflb  bleffed  Pharaoh  Ver.io. 

9.  Jacob  faid  to  Phara.The  dayes  of  the  yeers 

28.  Jacob  lived  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

whole  age  of  Jacob  was  1 47 .  yeers 

48.2.one  told  Jacob,  Behold  Jofeph  cometh  to 

3.  Jacob  faid  toJofepb,God  almightvappea. 

49.  i.^cflfr  called  to  his  fons,  and  faid,  Gather 

2.hear,  ye  fons  of  Jacob,  hearken  to  Ifrael 

24.by  the  hands  of  the  mighty  God  of  Jacob 

3  3.when//zcofihadmadean  end  of  comma. 
fo.24.the  land  which  he  fware  to  Abr.Ifa./ar. 

Exod.i$.i. 
Exo.  1. 1.  every  man  &  his  houfhold  came  with  Ja. 
5  .which  came  out  of  the  loyns  of  Jacob 
a.24.remem.his  cov.with  Abrah-Ifaac&^cefr 
3.6.the  G.of  Abr.the  G.of  Ifa.&  the  G.ofjac 
Verf.  15,16.  Chap.4.  5. 
Lcv.z6- 42.  then  willl  rememb.  my  cov.with  Jac. 
Num.  2  3 .7  .fay ing,Come,curfe  me  Jacob 
io.who  can  count  the  duft  of  Jacob 
23.furely,thcreisno  inchantm  .againft  Jac. 
according  to  this  time  it  fhalbe  faid  of  Jac. 
24.l7.therefhallcome  aftarout  of  Jacob 
19.  out  of  Jacob  (hall  come  he  that  (hall  have 
Dent.  1 .8 .  fware  to  your  fath.  Abra.Ifaac  and  Jacob 

Chap.9.5. 
9. 27. rememb. thy  ferv.  Abraham,  Ifaac  8c  Jacob 
3  1.9. Jacob  is  the  lot  of  his  inheritance 
33.4.cven  an  inheritance  of  the  congreg.of  Ja. 
io.they  (hall  teach  Jacob  tby  judgments 
28.fount.of  Jacob  fhalbe  upon  a  land  of  corn 
Jof.zq.q.l  gave  unto\fzzc,Jacob  and  Efau 

Jac.  &  his  childr.went  down  into  Eg. 
3  2. in  a  parcell  of  ground  which  ^.bought 

1  &7?».ia.8.when  Jacob  wascomeinto  Egypt 

2  Sam.zi,  .  1.  the  Anointed  of  the  God  of  Jacob 

1  Kj.  1 8. 3  i.number  of  the  tribes  of  the  fons  of  Ja. 

2  Fjn.i$.  23.  becaufe  of  his  cov.with  Ab.If.&  Ja. 

17.34.whkh  the  L.comman.the child.of  Jacob 
1  Cbro.16. 1 3.ye  children  of  Jacob  hischofen  ones 
Pfal.  1 4.7 .  Jacob  (hall  rejoice,and  Ifr.  (hall  be  glad 

Vfal.K.6, 
I  Zz 


JAC        J  A  C 

20. 1. name  of  the  God  of  Jacob  defend  thee 
22.23.all  ye  the  feed  of  Jacob  glorifie  him 
44.4.command  deliverances  for  Jacob 
46,  7.  the  God  of  Jacob  is  our  refuge 

V.erfeti. 
47-4.the  excellency  of  Jacob, whom  he  loved 
7  5.9. 1  Ie  (ing  praifes  to  the  God  of  Jacob 
76.6.at  thy  rebukc,0  God  of  Jacob sboth  the 

7  7.  if. the  fons  of  Jacob  and  Jofeph 
78.2 1 .  fo  a  fire  was  kindled  againft  Jacob 

7 1. he  brought  him  to  feed  Jacob  his  people 
79.7.  for  they  have  devoured  Jacob 

8 1.1.  makeajoyfullnoife  unto  the  G.of  Jacob 
4.and  a  law  of  the  God  of  Jacob 

84.8.give  ear,0  God  of  Jacob 

8  5. 1. thou  halt  brought  back  the  captiv.of  Jacob 

87.2.  more  then  till  the  dwellings  of  Jacob 
94.7.ntither  (hall  the  God  of  Jacob  regard  it 
I0  5_6.ye  children  of  Jacob  hischofen 

23.  Jacob  fojourned  in  the  land  of  Ham 
1 14.7.  at  the  prefence  of  the  God  of  Jacob 
1 3  2. 2. and  vowed  unto  the  mighty  God  of  Ja. 
5-an  habitation  for  thenvghty  God  of  Jacob 
1 3  5.4.  the  Lord  hath  chofen  Jacob  unto  himfelf 
146.2.  happy  is  he  that  hath  the  God  of  Jac. fox 
Ifa.z.i.go  up  tothe  houfc  of  the  God  of  Jacob 
9. 8. he  fent  a  word  unto  Jacob 
10.21.  even  the  remn.  of  Jacob  (hall  return  to 
14. 1. for  the  Lord  will  hive  mercy  on  Jacob 
17-4-the  glory  of  Jacob  (hall  be  made  thifi 
27.6.caufe  them  that  come  of  Jacob  to  take  root 

9. (hall  the  iniquity  of  Jacob  be  purged 
29.23.  and  fanftifie  the  holy  One  of  Jacob 
4i.8.y,?eob,whom  I  have  chofen 
1 4. fear  not,  thou  worm,  Jacob 
2iilrong  reafons,  faith  the  God  of  Jacob 
42.2  4.  who  gave  Jacob  for  a  fpoil 
4  3 .  28.  and  have  given  Jacob  ro  the  curfe 
44.5-another  (hall  call  himf.by  the  name  of  Ja. 

2 3. for  the  Lord  hath  redeemed  Jacob 
4%. 4. fox  Jacob  xxvj  fervants  fake 
48. 20. Lord  hath  redeemed  his  f<xvz.nx.  Jacob 
49. 5. to  bring  Jacob  again  to  him 

6".my  fervant,to  raife  up  the  tribes  of  Jacob 
26.thy  Redeemer,thq  mighty  One  of  Jacob 
Chap.60.16. 
58.14.feed  thee  with  the  heritage  of  Ja.  thy  fa. 
65.9.1k  bring  forth  a  feed  out  of  Jacob 
Jer.io.  1 6. the  portion  of  Jacob  is  not  like  them 

Chap.  5 1. 19. 
25.  for  they  have  eaten  up  Jacob 
3c7.it  is  even  the  time  of  Jacobs  trouble 
10. fear  thou  not,  O  thou  fervant  Jacob 

and  Jacob  (hall  return 
1 8.  Ik  bring  again  the  captiv.of  Jacobs  tents 
3 1 .7.  (ing  with  gladnefle  for  Jacob 

1 1. for  the  Lord  hath  redeemed  Jacob 
3  3. 26. then  will  I  caft  away  the  feed  of  Jacob 

rulers  over  the  feed  of  Abra.Ifa.  &  Jacob 

46. 17.  Jacob  (hall  return,  and  be  in  reft 

Lam.  1 .  17. Lord  hath  commanded  concer.J^.that 

2.  2.  will  fwallow  up  all  the  habitati.  of  Jacob 

3  .he  burned  againft  Jacob  like  a  flaming  fire 

£^.28.25.  that  I  have  given  to  my  fervant  Jacob 

39.25.bnng  again  the  captivity  of  Jacob 
Hof.  1  o.  1 1 .  Jacob  (hall  break  his  clods 

1 2.2.will  punifh  Jacob  according  to  his  wayes 
12.  Jacob  fled  into  the  country  of  Syria 
Amos  6.8. 1  abhor  the  excellency  of  Jacob 
7.2.by  whom  fh$\l  Jacob  arife?  for  he  is  fmall 

Verfe  5. 

8 ,7.harh  fvv  orn  by  the  excellency  of  Jacob 

Obad.io.  for  thy  violence  againft  thy  brother  Jacob 

Mica])  1 .5  .for  the  tranfgreffion  of  Jacob  is  all  this 

what  is  the  tranfgreffion  of  Jacob 

3 , 1  .hear,I  pray  you,0  heads  of  Jacob 

8.  to  declare  unto  Jacob  his  tranfgreffion 
4.2.  and  to  the  honfe  of  the  God  of  Jacob 
y.7.remn.  of  Jacob  flialbe  in  the  midft  of  many 
8.  remnant  of  Jacob  flialbe  among  the  Genr. 
Nah.z.z.  turned  away  the  excellency  of  Jacob 
Md.  1 . 2.  yet  I  loved  Jacob 

2.1 2.thc  fchoiler  out  of  the  tabernacles  of  Jac. 
3.6.  therefore  ye  fons  of  Jacob  are  not  confoun. 
Mat.  1. 2. Ifaac  begate  Jacob,  Jacob  begate  Judas  & 
1 5.and  Matthan  begate  Jacob 

1 6. and 


J  A  C        J  A  C 

i6.and /<*<:.  begate  Jofeph  the  husb.of  Mary 
8.1 1. in  with  Abr.Ifaac,  &  Jacobin  thekingd. 

12.3  z.I  am  the  G.of  — Jac.  G.is  not  the  G.of 

Ma<\  12,26. 
Lu\e  j.^4.which  was  the  fon  of Jacob 

1 3  ,i  8.when  ye  fliall  fee  Abr.Ifa.&  Jacob  in  the 
10.27.  theGodofIfaac,andtheGodof/«tf£ 
Job. 4.  5.  that  Jacob gave  to  his  fon  Jofeph 

6. now  Jacobs  well  was  there 
Aft.r.i  j-the  G.of  Abr.Ifa.  &  jWhath  glorified 
7.8.Abr.begate  Ifaac, —  and  Ifaac  begate  Jacob 
&  Jacob  begate  the  twelve  patriarchs 
1  z.when  Jacob  heard  that  there  was  com  in 
i4.and  called  his  father  Jacob  to  him 
1  f.fo  Jacob  went  down  into  Egypt 
32.G.  of  Ifaac,&  G.of/<uhen  Mof.tremb. 
46,  to  find  a  tabernacle  for  the  God  of  Jacob 
Rom.9. 1 3  .Jacob  have  I  loved,  but  Efau  have  I  hat. 
1  1.26  fhall  turn  away  ungodlineffe  from  Jacob 
Heb.  1 1  .^.dwelling  in  tabernacles  with  Ifa. &  Jac. 
20.by  faith  If.iacbleffed  Jac.  Si.  Efau  concer. 
2 1  .by  faith  Jacob,when  he  was  a  dying,blef. 
Houfe  of '31acob,  Seei^cnfe, 
i«  3Iacob, 
Gen.  j  4. 1 9.  becaufe  he  had  delight  in  Jac.  daught. 
47.7.Jofeph  brought  in  Jacob  to  Pharaoh 
49. 7-1  will  divide  them  inJacob,znd  fcatter 
Wara.23.21.he  hath  not  beheld  iniquity  in  Jacob 
Pfal.  5 9. 1 3. let  them  know,that  God  ruleth  in  Ja. 
78.  5.  for  he  eftablilhed  a  teftimony  in  Jacob 

99.4  executed  judgment  and  righteouf.in  Jac. 
Ifa.  j9.20.to  them  that  turn  from  tranfgref.  in  Ja. 

0  3lacob, 

AT«»»&.  24.5. how  goodly  are  thy  tents,0  Jacob 
Pfal.i4.6.  that  feck  thy  face,0  Jacob 
Ifa.40.z7.  why  fayeft  thou,0 /*;»&,  My  way  is 
43.1.  faith  the  L.that  hath  created  thee, O  Jac. 

2 2. haft  not  called  upon  me,0  Jacob 
44. 1. yet  now  hear,0  Jacob,  my  fervant 
2.fear  not,  O  Jacob,  my  fervant 
z  t. remember  thefe>0  jacob,snd Ifrael  my 
48. 1 2. heat  ken  unto  mejO  Jacob^ni  Ifrael 
Jcr.46.z7. fear  not  thou,0  my  fervant  Jacob 

28.fear  thou  not,0  Jacob,my  fervant 
Mieah  z.  iz.Ile  furely  affemble,0  JacobyAi  of  thee 

To,or  imtoT^&cob. 

Geti.z  j-3P-Efau  faid  to  Jacob,Veed  me,I  pray  thee 

3  3 .  he  fold  his  birth-right  unto  Jacob 

27.6.Ribekahfpake  to  y<zco&  her  fon,  faying 

2 1. Ifaac  faid  unto  Jacob,  Come  neer,I  pray 

29. 1  j.  Laban  faid  to  Jacob, Beca.uk  thou  ait  my 

30. 1. envied  her  filter,  and  faid  to  Jacob 

3  1. 3. Lord  faid  to  Jacob,  Return  unto  the  land 

24.  fpeak  not  to  Jacob  either  good  or  bad 

Verfe  29. 

atf.Laban  fnd  to  facob,Whn  haft  thou  done 

43. faid  to  jacob,The(e  daugh.are  my  daugh, 

5  1. faid  to_7<?cfffr,Behold  this  heap 

-     3  2.6.meffeugers  returned  to  Jacob,  faying 

3  4.  i.Di.the  dau-of  Leah,which  fhe  bare  to  Ja. 

6.  Hamor  went  out  unto  Jacob  to  commune 

35.1.  G.  faid  unto  /<tttffr,  Arife,go  up  to  Bethel 

9. God  appeared  unto  Jacob  again 
42. 29. they  came  unto  Jacob  their  father 
45.25, came  into  the  land  of  Canaan  to  Jacob 
46. 1  5. fons  of  Leah,  which  fhe  bare  unto  Jacob 
1 8.thefe  fhe  bare  unto  Jacob, (rateen  fouls 
2  2.  fons  of  Rachel,  born  to  Jacob 
2  5  .bare  thefe  to  Jac.M  the  fouls  were  feven 
47-8. Pharaoh  faid  to  Jacob, Row  old  art  thou 
E.ra.6.3.Iappeared  unto  Abr.unto  Ifaac,unto  Ja. 
8.to  give  it  to  Abraham,  to  Ifaac,  &  to  Jacob 
Num.  32.11.  which  I  fware  to  Abr.to  Ifaac,to  Jac. 
Deut.6.  icfwareto  thy  fath.to  Abr.to  Ifa.  to  Jacob 
29. 1 3.fworn  unto  thy  fath.  to  Abr.to  If.to  Jac. 
3  o.20.to  Abr.to  Ifaac,&  to  Jacob, to  give  them 
34.4.which  I  fware  to  Abr.to  Ifaac,&  to  Jacob 
1  Chr.  16.17 .confirmed  the  fame  to  Jacob  for  a  law 

P/fl/.IOJ.IO. 

P/2t/.i47.i9.fhcweth  his  word  to  Jacob 
^k-17'Z^.  in  the  land  that  I  have  given  to  Jacob 
Micab  3. 8. to  declare  unto  Jacob  his  trangreffion 
7.20,  thou  wilt  perform  the  truth  to  Jacob 
31at»a. 
1  Cfoo-2.28.fons  of  Onan  were  Shammai,/<«& 
32.fons  of  /<fcfcjether,and  Jonathan 


JAH         JAI 

3iaoan. 

E^a  10.43 .  of  the  fons  of  Nebo,  Jadanjoel 

3IaWma. 
2v"e&.io.2i.Meihezabeel,Zadok,7<zi<i«tf  were  fea. 

1 2. 1  i<and  Jonathan  begate  Jaddita 
2  2.  Johanan  and  Jaddua,  were  recorded  chief 

3IaOon. 
2^.3.7. next  unto  them  repaired  Jadon 
3lael. 

Jud.^.v;.  Sif.fled  away  on  hisfaetto  the  tetof/d. 
iS.Jael  went  out  to  meet  Sifera 
zi.Jael  took  a  nail  of  the  tent5and  took 
22.  as  Barak  purfue'd  Sifera,  Jael  came  out 
j.6.in  the  dayes  ofJael,the  high-wayes 
.  24.  bkffed  among  vromen  (haWJaelbe 
31agur. 
Jof  15.21  .the  uttermoft  cities  were  Eder  &  Jarur 

3!ab. 

P/iJ.68.4.extoll  him  by  his  name  Jah,  and  rejoice 

3latjalaleel. 

1  Cfoo.4.ie1.fonsof /^/a/£f/,Ziph,and  Ziphah 

31abalelel. 

2  C^.29.i2.Levitsarofe,A2ariah  fon  of  Jahalelel 

llabatb. 

1  Cfe-0,4.2.Reaiah  begate  jabath3Jahttth  beg.  Ahu. 
6.20.of  Gerfliom,  Libni  his  fon,jabatbhis  fon 

43.  even  the  fon  of  Jahatb,  the  fon  of  Gerfh. 
2j.10.the  fons  of  Shimei  were  Jahatb,Zina 
1 1. and  Jahatb  was  the  chief 

24. 2  2 .of  the  fons  of  Shelomoth,  Jahatb 

2  Cbro. 14. 1  z.overfeers  of  them  were  Jabath,Oba. 

31a!)aj. 

N«as.2i.23.hecame  to  Jaha^znd  fought  aga.Ifr. 

Jltdg.  11.20. 

Deu.1,1 2.Sihon  came,&  all  his  peo.to  fight  at  Ja. 
Ifa.  1  j^.their  voice  flialbe  heard  even  unto  Jaba\ 
Jer  48.  34.  to  Jabao^hzve  they  uttered  their  voice 

jflalwal?. 
Jof.  1 3 . 1 8 .  her  cities  that  are  in  the  plain  of  Jaha. 

2 1. 3  6.  out  of  the  tribe  of  Rcub.  Jaba^;  with  her 
Jef.tfi.z  i.judgment  is  come  uuon  Jaha-zgh 

30arja3ta^, 

E?y.  1  o.  1 5 .  Jona.— &  JahaTJ,.— were  imploi.abo. 

Hafajtel. 

1  Chr.zj.  19-of  the  fons  of  Hebron  ,Jahaxiel  the  3d 

24. 2 3. the  fons  of  Hebron,  Jabaxiel  the  third 

2  Cbt.zo.  i4.upon,/dfocame  the  fpirit  of  the  Lord 
Exra  8. 5, of  thefons  of  Sheca.  the  fon  of  Jabaxiel 

31abuaf, 
1  Cbro. 2.47. fons  of  Jahdai^egem  and  Jotham 

3Iaho(eI. 
1  C/tf.f. 24.  heads  of  the  hou.of  their  fath.  Jer.jab. 

31abuo, 
1  Cbro.  5.  i4.the  fon  ofjabdo,  the  fon  of  Buz 

3Iarj=leel. 
Gen. 46.14.  fons  of  Ztbnlan,  Jah-leel 
~Num.z6.z6.  of  Jab-teel,  the  family  of  Jah-leelites 

JahsteeMtesf. 
Num.z6.z6.of  Jah-ieel,  the  family  oit.utJah.leeU. 

31abmat, 
1  C/jr.7. z.the  fons  of  Tola,  ]ecie\,Jahmai 

31abjab. 
1  Chre.6.78. given  them  Jabxah  with  her  fuburbs 

3lal>5eei, 
Gcw.46.24.fons  of  Naphtali ;  Jah^eel,and  Guni 
Num.z6.4%.o[Jah'Z£el  the  family  of  the  Jahzeeli. 

31at)5eei(teff. 
Num.z6.4S.  of  Jahzcel  the  family  of  the  Jab^elt. 

3aij$ei:alj. 

1  Cbr.g.  1 2.the  fon  of  Jah^erah^he  fon  of  Mefhul. 

31a^jiel. 
1  Chr.7.11. the  fons  of  Naphtali,  Jab^jel 

3la<r. 

Num.i  i.&.Jdir  went  and  took  the  fmall  towns 
Deut.  3 . 1 4.Jair  took  all  the  countrey  of  Argob 
Jof.  1 3. 30.aU  the  towns  ofjair  which  are  in  Bafli. 
,7Wg.ro.?.afterhim  atokJair}and  judged  Ifrael 

fjair  died,and  was  buried  in  Camon 
1  %ing.4.i$.to  him  pertained  the  towns  ofjair 

1  Cfoo.2.22.and  Segub  begate  Javt 

23.  Gefhur,&  Aram,with  the  towns  of  Jair 
20.5.Elhananfonof/aic,flew  Lahmi  thebro. 
Eft.z.%.  whofe name  was  Mordecai>the fon  oijair 
3Ia<rite.  _ 

2  Sam.zo.z6.  Ira  alfo  the  Jairite  was  a  chief  ruler 


JAM 


JAN 


3!airtijf. 
Mar.^.zz.Jahmby  name;  &  when  he  faw  himjie 
Lu\e  8.41.  there  came  a  man  named  Jairus,znd 

3Dafean,calUd  3ban,Gen.  36.?  1. 

1  c;;ra.i.42.fonsof  Ezer;  Z3van,and  Jakan 

31alier;. 
Prov.  36.1.  the  words  of  Agur  fon  oijabeh 

3!afefm. 

1  Chr.\W,\(),Ja](im  &  Zichri  were  heads  of  the  fath. 
24.1 2. the  tweltch  lot  came  to  Jal{im 
31alon. 

1  Cfoo.4.i7.fons  of  Ezra  were  Epher  and  Jalon 
3Iamb?eff. 

2  Tim.  3.8.now  as  Jannes  &  Jamba  withft.Mofes 
3Iame0, 

Mat. 4. 2 1. he  faw  other  two  bttth,  James  and  John 

Mxi\  1. 19. 
10.2.  James  the  fon  of  Zebedee,&  John  his 
l-Jamcstbt  fon  of  Alpheus,and  Lebbeus 
1 3-f  f  .his  bttt\\.James,  and  Jofcs,and  Simon 
i7.i.Jefus  taketh  Peter,  James,  and  John 

Marli  9.2. 
27.56.and  Mary  the  mother  oijames^nd  Jofes 
Ma;\  1. 19.1'n  the  hou.of  Simon,&  Andr.with/d. 
3.17.2nd  James  the  fon  of  Zebedee 

John  bro.of  James,  he  furnamed  them 

18.  &  Thomas,  &  James  fon  of  Alpheus,Sc 

5. 3  7. no  man  to  follow  him,fave  Peter  &  Jam. 

and  John  the  brother  of 'James 

6.3. the  fon  of  Mary  the  bto^n.oi  J ames  &  Jofes 

10.3  f.&  James  &  John  came  unto  bim,faying 

4 1  .to  be  much  difpeafed  with  James  &  John 

1  i.-i.Jamesflo\\n,U  Andr.asked  him  privately 

1 4. 3  3  .he  taketh  with  him  Peter,  James  &  John 

1 5-40.and  Mary  the  moth,  of  James  the  leffe 

1 6.Mary  mother  of  James,  &  Salome  had  bou. 

Lu\e  5.  to.fo  was  alfo  James  and  John,the  fons 

6.  i4.named  apoff.  James,  John,Phil.&  Barth. 

1  ^.James,3nd  Simon  called  Zelotes 

16.  Judas  the  brother  of  James,and  Judas  If. 

S.5i.fave  Peter,  James,  &  John,and  the  father 

9.28. he  took  Veter,James, and  John,and  went 

54.  when  his  djfciples,  James  and  John  faw 

24.  io.  and  Mary  the  mother  of  James,  &  other 

Aft.  1 . 1 3-where  abode  both  Veter,James,  &  John 

James  fon  of  Alph.and  Simon  Zelotes 

and  Judas  the  brother  of  James 

1  i.2.Herod  killed  James  the  brother  of  John 

i7.goe  (hew  thefe  things  unto  James 

I      1 5. 1 3. James  anfwered,f3ying,Men  and  breth. 

21.18.  Paul  went  in  with  us  unto  James 
1  Cor.  1 5.7.  after  that  he  was  feen  ofjamesythen 
Gal.x.  19.  fave  James  the  Lords  brother 

2 .9. when  James, Ceyhzs,  and  John  perceived 
1 2.before  that  certain  came  from  James,  he 
Jam.  1 . 1  .James  a  fervant  of  G.and  of  t he  L.  Jefas 
Jude  i.Judethe  fer.of  Je.Chr.  &  the  bro.of  James 

31amin. 
Gen.46. 10. fons  of  (5\.\x\eon,Jam\n       Exod.6.1 5. 
1  Cbron.4.  24. 
Numb.i6.\  i.ofjam'm  the  family  of  the  Jaminites 
1  Cbro.  2. 2  7  .the  fons  of  Ram,/<z«M»,  Eker 
Neb.%.7.  alfo  Jamm  &  Akkub  caufed  the  peop.  to 

jjlaminftes. 
Nww.26.12.of  Jamin  the  family  of  the  Jamnitis  . 

31amlecl). 

1  Cfoo.4.34.their  genealo.  Mefhobab,  Jamlechjo. 

JangHng. 

1  Tiw.i.6.have  turned  afide unto viia jangling 
31atm% 

Lu\e  3.24.  which  was  the  fon  ofjanna 

31anne0. 
z  Tim.$.S.zs  jannes  &  Jambr.withftood  Mofes,fo 

3Jtinoalj. 

2  j^i».i  5.29-and  Jamah,  and  Kadefli,  and  Hazor 
31anohab. 

Jof.  1 6.6.p3fled  by  on  the  eaft  to  Janobab 
7.went  down  from  Janobab  to  Ataroth 
31annm. 
Jofh.i  5.53.H1  the  mountains,/a»*W,  &  Beth-tap. 

3apbetb. 
Gen.  5. 3  » .Noah  begate  Shem,Ham,  and  Japhetb 

Chap.6.10. 
7.  r  3  .entred  Noah,Sem,Ham,/^ff b  into  the 
9.i8.w^ntforthoftheark,Sem,Ham,/<Jp&. 
aj.Shem  and  Japbeth  took  a  garment 

27.  God 


JAR         JAS 

27.  God  (hall  enlarge  fapheth 
io.i.H.am,fapbethtumo  them  were  fons  born 
2.  fons  of  faphet,  Gomer  and  Magog 

i  Chron.i.f. 
ai.Shem  the  brother  of  faphet  the  elder 
i  Cbro.i.4.No2.h,Shsm,llim,  and  fapheth 

3|apbfa. 
fof.  10.  j  .fent  unto  faphia  King  of  Lachiih,  faying 

19. 1  a.  their  border  goeth  up  to  Japbia 
a  Sam.  5.15  .born  unto  him  in  Jeru.Nepheg,/^. 
1  Cbfo.$.-j.  &  14.6. 
Japlflet. 

r  C&ro  7.  j  a.  and  Heber  berate  fapblet 
j  j. the  fons  of/dpWef,Pafach,Bimbal 

thefe  are  the  children  of  fapblet 
Japfclett. 
Jof.i6.$.go  down  weftward  to  thecoaft  olfapbl. 


fof.i$.46.yiith  the  border  before  Japbo 

gsral). 
1  Cbro.g. 4z.Ahaz  begate  /dub,  and  farab  begate 

3Dareb^ 
H(*/.  5 . 1  j  .fent  to  King  fareb,  yet  could  he  not 
1  o.6.unto  Affyria  for  a  prefent  to  King  fareb 
3areD, 
Gen.  y.  1  j.Mahalal.lived  6%.yeexs,  and  bega.JW 
1 6.1ived  after  he  begate  fared  8  jo.yeers 
iS./tf-frflived  i62.yeers,and  begate  Enoch 
19.  fared  lived  after  800.  yeers 
ao.  all  the  dayes  of  fared  were  96"a.yeers 
Lu\e  3.  37.  which  was  the  fonof/im/ 

3!areffai>. 
1  Cbro.S.zj.fareJiab  &  Eliab  were  head  of  the  fa. 

Jatha. 
1  C6'("o. i. ^.an  Egyptian jwhofe  name  was  /v./'&.i 
3  j.Shechan  gave  his  daugh.  to  farba  his  ferv. 
3lartb. 
1  Chro.^z^.the  fons  of  Simeon  were  farib 
E%ra  8.16.  then  I  fent  for  farib  and  for  Elnathan 
alfo  ioxfanb  &  Elnatban,men  of  und. 
io.i8.Eliezer  &  farib  had  taken ftrange  wiv. 
3Iarrmtfy, 
fof.  1  y.  35.  and  in  the  valley  farmutb  &  Adullam 
a  1. 29. of  the  tribe  oflfr./dwa.with  her  fuburbs 
Nd7.11.a9.fome  of  the  child.of  Jud.  dwelt  at  far. 
Kwgofjtwcmnti). 

fof.io.i.znd  fent  unto  Piram  King  of  farmutb 
j.K.of farmutb,  K.of  Lachiih  gath.themfel. 
a3.brought  theK.of  farmutb  oat  of  the  cave 
1  a.  1 1. the  King  of  farmutb  one 
3Baroai). 
1  Cbr.f.  i4.chil.0f  Abihail/on  of  Huri,fon  of  far. 

31aQ)em. . 
a  Sam.13.1  a.of  the  fons  of  fafhem>~) onathan 
father, 

fof.10.13.is  not  this  written  in  the  book  oifajb. 
a  S<v».i.i8.written  in  the  book  oi  fajher  the 

3lafhobeaut. 
1  Cbro.  ii.ii  .fafhobeam  chief  of  the  cap.he  lift  up 
iz.6.]oezer,  8c  fafhobeam  the  Korhites,mighty 
27. a.  fiift  courfe  for  the  firft  mon.was  fajhobe. 
3laChnb. 

Num.16.z4.  offafhub  the  family  of  the  Jafhubites 
1  Cfou  7.1. fons  of  Iffachar,  fajhub,  Shimron 
E%ra  10.29.  J^w&jShea^Ramoth  had  taken  ftra. 

35a{hnM=lehem. 
1  Chro.^.zz.  had  the  dom.  in  Moab  Scfafiubi  leh. 

Jlafbubiteff. 
Num.z6.z4.  of  Jathub  the  family  of  the  fafhiMtcs 

3!afiel, 
1  Cbr.  1  i.47.Eliel,  Obed,  &  fafiel  were.vali.  men 

3afon. 

Acts  17.5.  and  affaulted  the  houfe  of  fafon 

6. they  drew  fafon,and  certain  rulers  unto 
7.whom  fafon  hath  received,and  all  thefe  do 
9.when  they  had  taken  fecurity  oi  fafon, mA 

Rom.16.  z  i.  fafon  &  Sofipater  my  kinfmen  (Mute 

31afper, 
E-r0.28.2o.fc.urth  row  a  Berill,  an  Onix,&  a  faf. 
Chap.39.13. 
£^.28.1 3.  preci,  flone  was  thy  covering,the  faf. 
KCV14. 3  .that  fate  was-,to  look  upon, like  a  fafper 
ai. 1 1. her  light  was  like  3.  fafper  Hone 
j  8  .building  of  the  wall  of  it  was  oi  fafper 
ip.the  third  foundation  was  fafper 


JAW  IBL 

Ijathntel. 
1  C&/'.26\2.fons  of  MeftelemiahJ^rto/thefou. 

31a«tr. 
fof.  1 5.48. in  the  moun.were  Shamir,  and  fattir 

2i.i4.theygave  fattir  with  her  fuburbs 
1  Stf.30.27.fent  a  pref.to  them  which  were  In  fat. 
1  Chro.6. 57-they  gave  fattir,8c  Eihtem.with  their 

3Iatoan. 
Gen.io.z.  fons  of  Japhet,  favan,  and  Tubal 

1  cbion.i.f. 
4.fons  of  favan,  Elifha,  and  Tarfhifh 

1  Chron.1.7. 
lfa.66. 1 9. that  draw  the  bow,to  Tubal,3nd  favan 
E^. 27. 1 3. favanfl  wbal, they  were  thy  merchants 
i9.Dan  alfo  and  favan  going  to  and  fi'o 
3!at>eUn. 
Num.z$.6.mA  Phinehas  took  a  javelin  in  his  hand 
1  Sam.18. 10.  there  was  a.  javelin  in  Sauls  hand 
1  i.Saul  caft  the  javelin :  for  he  faid,Iie  fmite 
I9.9.with  hisjavelin  in  his  hand 

io.fmite  Dav.  even  to  the  wall  with  the  jav. 
he  fmote  the  javelin  into  the  wall 
10.33. Saul  caft  a  javelin  at  him  to  fmite  him 
3Raw. 
fudg.  i  j.i  6\with  the  Java  of  an  affe  have  I  flain 

19. clave  an  hollow  place  that  was  in  thejaw 
fob  41.Z.  canft  thou  bore  his  jaw  thorow  with  a 

31ao>sboite. 
fudg.  1  j .  1 5 .  he  found  a  new  jaw-bone  of  an  affe 
16.  with  the  jaw-bone  of  an  affe  heaps  upon 
1 7. caft  away  the  jaw-bone  out  of  his  hand 
3iawe0. 

fob  zg.  17.  and  I  brake  the  jawes  of  the  wicked 
Pfal.zz.i  f  .and  my  tongue  cleaveth  to  my  j  awes 
ifa.io.zS.  a  bridle  in  the  jawes  of  the  people 
Hof.  1 1.4.  that  take  off  the  yoke  on  their  jawes 

31an)=tcet!j. 
Prov.  30. 14.  and  their  jaw-teeth  as  knives 

31a?loar. 
A5i.i6. 2  3. charging  the  jaylour  to  keep  them  fafely 

3»a?ar. 
a  &««.  a4.  j.  that  lieth  toward  fa^ar 
fer.^2. 3  a.weep  for  thee  with  the  weeping  oifa\. 
thy  plants  reach  even  to  the  fea  oifa\. 
Ilajer. 
Num.2  a.  1.  when  they  faw  the  land  of  fater 

3.  fa^er,  and  Nimrah  — is  a  land  for  cattell 
fojh.i2.zj  .and  their  coaft  was  favgr 

a  1.39.  of  the  tribe  of  Gad,  fa^r  with  herfub. 
1  Cbro.6. 8. 
1  Chro.z6.$  i.migh.  men  of  val.at  fa\.  of  Gilead 
I  fit.  1 6.8. they  are  come  even  unto  fa-ytr 

9.bewail  with  the  weeping  of  fatcr,  the 

3!a5iel. 

1  Cbr.  1  $.i8.br.of  the  fecond  degreejZac.Ben./d^. 

'     ,3a$fr. 
1  Cbro. Z7. 3  i.and  over  the  flocks  wasjvz^\ 

31bbar. 
a  Sam.  j.i  j.  born  unto  him  in  Jeta.lbbar  alf9  and 
1  Cbro.1.6.  &  14.5. 
3IWeaw. 
fof.17.11.  Manaff.hadin  Iffach.&  A(h.Ibleam& 
fudg.  1-a7.neith.did  he  drive  out  the  inhab  of  Vol. 
a  K.w.9.27.  at  the  going  up  to  Gur,wchisby  lbl. 

31bne<al). 
1  Ck.9.8.  of  the  fons  of  Ben.lbneiab  fon  of  Jehpr. 

3bnpaty. 
1  Ck-9.8.the  fon  of  Revel,the  fon  oflbnyab 

3Ib?t. 

1  Chro.z4.z7. fons  of  Merari  by  Zaccur  and  Ion 
3lb5an. 

/arf?.  1 2.8. after  him  lb%an  judged  Ifrael 

•    io.then  died  lb\an,8i.  was  buried  at  Bethleh. 

31c^aboD, 

1  Sam.a.zi.  and  fhe  named  the  child  Ichabod 
1 4.3  .&  Ahiah  Ichabods  broth.w earing  an  ephod 

3Icon<«ttt. 

ARs  1 3.  j  1.  and  they  came  unto  Iconium 

i4.i.in  Iconium,  that  they  went  both  together ' 
1 9.  came  thither  certain  Jewes  from  Iconium 
a  i. they  returned  again  to  Iconium 
16. 2.  that  were  at  Lyftra  and  Iconium 
a  Tim.z.i  i.which  came  to  me  at  Antiochjat  Icon. 

3i]0alaij- 
fof.ic).i  i.Idalab,8c  Bethlehem,twelve  cities  with 
Zfc  a 


ID  L 


I  D  O 


I  3lUb3fh, 

1  C^4.3.ofthefath.of  Etam:  Jezt.lftvm,Idbafh 

31D00.        . 

1  l^in.4.14.  Ahinadab  the  fon  of  Iddo  had  Mahan. 

1  Chr.6. ax  .of  Ger(hom,Joah  his  Con3lddo,his  fon 

27.2 1. of  the  half  tribe  of  Manaff.  in  Gil.  Iddo 

z  CfeA9.29.aHd  in  the  virions  of  Iddo  the  Seer 

1 2.  if. are  they  not  written  in  the  book  of  iddo 

13.22.  are  written  in  the  ftory  of  the  pro.  iddo 

E^t-a  y. i.and  Zach.fonof  Iddoptoph.  to  the  Jews 

6. 1 4. through  theproph.of  Zach.fon  of  Iddo;8c 

8. 17.I  fent  them  with  comman.unto  Iddochief 

I  told  them  what  they  mould  fay  to  Iddo 

Neb.  1  z.^.Iddo,  Genetho,  Abijah  went  up  with  Ze. 

i6.ofitfA>Zachariah 
Zech.  1. 1  .came  unto  Zech.fon  of  Iddo  the  prophet 

Verfe  7. 
31012, 
Exod.  j .  8  .for  they  be  i& ..therefore  they  cry 
1 7.but  he  faid ,  Ye  are  idle,  ye  are  idle 
Pro.19.1 5.  an  idle  foul  (hall  fuffer  hunger 
Mat.  1  z.26.  that  every  idle  word  that  men  dial  fp. 
ao.3.  faw  another  (landing  idle  in  the  market 
<5.and  found  others  (landing  idle 

why  (land  ye  here  all  the  day  iale 
Licz^.  1 1. their  words  feemed  to  them  as  idle  tales 
1  Tim.  5.13  .withall,  they  learn  to  be  idle 

not  onely  idle,  but  tatlers  alfo 
JlOIetieffe. 
Pro.^  1.27.  (he  eatethnot  the  bread  ofidleneffe 
Ecclef.io.i8.throu°h  idleneffe  of  the  han.the  houfe 
E^.16,49. an^  abundance  of  idleneffe  was  in  her 

3lOo!ater. 
1  O.f.i  1  .any  man  that  is  called  znidolat.  not  to 
Sjpfc.j.j.who is  an idolater,ha.th  any  inhcrit.in  the 

3!oolatcra. 

1  Cor.  y.  lo.not  altogether  with  idolaters,fot  then 
6-9.neither  idolaters, not  adulterers  (hall  inherit 
10.7_neith.be  ye  idolaters,3s  were  fome  of  them 
Rev.zi.8  .idol.and  all  lyers  (hall  have  their  part  in 
a  2. 1 5. for  without  are  idolaters,  and  whofoever 
3lOoiatr(e. 
1  Sam.i  5.a3.ftubbornneffe  is  as  iniquity,&  idola. 
Acls  17. 16. faw  the  city  was  given  wholly  to  idol. 
1  Cor.  10.  i4.dearly  beloved,  flee  from  idolatrie 
Gal.  ? .  26.  i^oto/y,witchcraft  are  the  works  of 
Col. 3 .  j.and  covetoufneffe,which  is  idolatrie 

3lD0l3trte#, 
1  Pet. 4.3.  when  we  walked  in  ahominab. idolatries 

3H>olatrott0. 
a  Kjng.zi.<). he  put  down  the  idolatrous  priefts 

3ID0I. 
1  l^ing.  1 3 . 1 3  .(lie  had  made  an  idol  in  a  grove 

a  Cfera.  1^.16. 
and  Afa  deftroyed  her  idol 
2  Cbro.  15.16. 
z  Cbr. 1 3«7-he  fet  the  ^fo/  which  he  had  made  in 

1 5.  he  took  away  the  zrfo/ out  of  the  houfe  of 
J/2..48.y.mine  zi/o/hath  done  them 

66. 3. as  if  hebleffed  an  idol 
fer.zz.  a8.this  man  Coniah  a  defpifed  broken  idol 
Zee.  1 1. 1 7.W0  to  the  idol  (hepherd,  that  leaveth  the 
A c~t. 7. 4  i.and  offered  facrifice  to  the  idol 
1  Cfl/.8.4.weknow  that  an  zW  is  nothing  in  the 
7«fome  withconfeience  of  the  idol,  unto 

eat  it  as  a  thing  offered  unto  an  idol 
10. 19-that  the  idol  is  any  thing,or  that  which 


Lev.  x  9.4.  turn  ye  not  unto  idols 
z6. 1  .ye  (hall  make  you  no  idols 
30.your  carcaffes  upon  the  care,  of  your  idols 
Deut.  29. 1 7-ye  have  feen  their  idols,  wood  &  ftone 
1  Sam.i,  1.9.  to  publilh  it  in  the  houfe  of  their  idols 

1  ^».i5.i2.removedall  the  idols  which  his  fath. 

21.26.very  abominably  in  following  idols 

2  ~Kjn.  1 7. 1  a.they  ferved idols,  wherefore  the  Lord 

2i.ir.madejudah  alfo  to  fin  with  his  idols 
2 1. ferved  the  idols  that  his  father  ferved 

23.a4.the  workers  of  idohthat  wercefpiedin 
1  Chro.io.yxo  carry  tidings  unto  their. idols 

16. 26.  all  the  gods  of  the  people  are  idols 
z  Chro.i  5.8.  put  away  the  abominable idolstmt  of 

24-8.and  (erved  groves  and  idols 

34.7.and  cut  down  all  the  idols  throughout 
Ffal.gfy.t.aM  the  gods  of  the  nations  ateidols 

97.7  .that  boaft  themfelves  of  idols 

106. 3  6.  and 


I  D  O        I  D  O 


JEB 


JE  C 


106.56.and  they  ferved  their  idols  ^ 
}8.whomthey  facrific.unto  the idols'm  Can. 

1 1  f  4.their  Idols  are  (ilver  and  gold 

1 3  * .  1  $  .idols  of  the  heathen  are  fil  ver  and  gold 
Ifa.z.K.theu  land  alfo  is  full  of  idols 

18. theidols  he  (hall  utterly  abolifh 

20.  caft  his  idols  of  filver,  &  his  idols  of  gold 

10.10.hath  foundthe  kingdomesof  the  idols 
1 1  .done  unto  Samaria,and  unto  her  idols 
fo  do  to  Jcrufalem  and  her  idols 

19. 1.  idols  of  Egypt  were  moved  at  his  prefence 
3.  and  they  (hall  feck  to  the  idols 

3 1.7.  caft  away  his  idols  of  filv.  &  idols  of  gold 
4  5.  ieJ.to  confu.togeth.that  are  makers  of  idols 
46.i.their  idols  were  upon  the  beafts 

57.5.  inflaming  your  felves  withidols 
Jer.  50.2. her  idols  are  confounded 

3  8.  they  are  mad  upon  their  idols 
£^.<5.4.down your  (lain men  before  yaatidols 

j.carcafF.ofthe  childrioflfr.before  their  idols 

6.  and  your  idols  may  be  broken 

9. go  a  whoring  after  their  idols 

1  j. (lain  men  (hall  be  among  their  idols 

offer  fweet  favour  to  all  their  idols 
8.  lo.favv  all  the  idols  of  the  houfe  of  If.pourtr. 
14.3  .thefe  men  have  fet  up  their  idols  in  their 
4.that  fetteth  up  his  idols  in  his  heart 

according  to  the  multitude  of  his  idols 

f.eftranged  from  me  through  their  idols 

<?,and  turn  your  felves  from  your  idols 

7.and  fetteth  up  his  idols  in  his  heart 

16.  3  6. with  all  the  idols  of  thy  abominations 

1 8.6.neither  hath  lift  up  his  eyes  to  the  idols 

Verfe  1  j. 
1 2. hath  lift  up  his  eyes  to  the  idols 
20.7.defilenot  your  felves  with  theidols  of  Eg. 
8.  neither  did  they  forfake  the  idols  of  Egypt 
1 6. their  heart  went  after  their  idols    , 
1 8.nor  defile  your  felves  with  their  idols 
24.their  eyes  went  after  their  fathers  idols 
3  i.pollute  your  felves  with  all  your  idols' 
39-ferve  ye  every  one  his  idols 

poll.ye  my  holy  n3.no  more  with  your  id. 
22.$.maketh  idols  againft  her  felte 
4.defiled  thy  felf  in  thine  idols 
23-7.with  all  hex  idols  (lie  defiled  her  felfe 
jo.becaufe  thou  art  polluted  with  their  idols 
37.  with  their  idols  have  they  comitted  adul. 
39.  (lain  their  children  to  their  idols 
49.ihall  bear  the  fin  of  your  idols 
30. 1 3.I  will  alfo  dtftroy  the  idols 
3  3.2f.and  lift  up  your  eyes  toward  yowidels 
3  6. 1 8. for  their  idols  wherewith  they  have  poll. 

2  5; .from  all  your  idols  will  I  cleanfe  you 
37.23. defile  themfel.anymorc  with  their  idols 
44.  io.aftray  away  from  me  after  their  idols 

1 2.miniftred  unto  them  before  their  idols 
Hof.4.  i7.Ephraim  is  joyncd  to  idols,let  him  alone 
8.4.  fi!.&  their  gold  have  they  made  them  idols 
1 3. 2. and  idols  according  to  their  own  undefft. 

1 4.8.  what  have  I  to  do  any  more  with  idols 
Micab  1.  7.  all  the  idols  thereof  will  I  lay  defolate 
Hab.z.  1  S.truftcth  therein  to  make  dumbidols 
Zccb.  1  o.  2.the  idols  have  fpoken  vanity 

1 3  .s.cut  off  the  names  of  the  idols  out  of  the 
AEt.i^.to.  that  they  abftain  from  pollution  of  id. 
2Q.abftain  from  meats  offered  toidols 

2  r.2  j.  keep  themfelves  from  things  off.to  idols 
Kom.z.zz.thow  that  abhorred  idols,  doft  thou 

1  Cor.S.i .  now  as  touching  things  offered  to  idols 

4.  things  that  are  offered  in  facrifice  to  idols 
1  o. fit  at  meat  in  the  idols  temple 

to  eat  thofe  things  offered  to  idols 

10. 1 9«offered  in  facrifice  to  idols  is  any  thing 
28.this  is  offered  in  facrifice  toidols 

x  2.2.carried  away  unto  thefe  dumb  Ms 

2  Coi.6.1 6.  agrecrii.hath  the  temp.of  G.with idols 
1  Thef.  1 .9. how  ye  turned  to  God  from  idols 

1  John  j.  2 1 .  keep  your  felves  from  idols 
Revel.z.  14.  to  eat  things  facrificed  to  idols  ~. 

Verf.20. 
9.26.  not  worfliip  divels,  and  idols  of  gold 
3Itmrru:a. 
/yS.34.  $  .my  fword  (lull  come  down  upon  Idimca 

6.a  great  (laughter  in  the  land  of  Idumea 
E?e\.  3  5. 1  $.all  ldumea,eyen  all  of  it  fhalbe  defol. 


36.^.  and  againft  all  idumea  which  have 
itfw^.S.followed  him  from  Jerufalem,from  Idu. 

3lealoujaf,  Seejleiousf, 

31eartro. 

/tf/^if.io.bord.paffedalong  to  the  fide  of  mo.fe. 

Jteaterat. 
1  Chro.6.zt  .of  Gerfhom,fealerai  hisfon 

3leberechfcrh, 
I/rf.8.2.faithf.wit.to  rec.  Uriah— &  Zec.fon  of  J?. 

3120110. 
fudg.  19.  lo.he  depaf  ted,and  came  over  aga.  Jehus 
1  i.when  they  were  by  febus,the  day  was  far 

1  d».n.4.Dav. — wenttojerufal.which  is  febut 

5.1'nhab.  of  febus  faid  to  David,  Thou  (halt 

3!ebti(i. 

fof.  1 8.  i6.to  the  valley  of  Hin.  to  the  fide  of  feb. 

28.  were  Elah,  Zeleph  &  febufi^hkh  is  in 

31ebn8te. 

Gen.10. 1  6-Canaan  begate  the  febufite,  &  Amori. 

1  Chro.1.14. 
Exod.$  3.2.driveout  theHivite  and  the  febufite 

34.1  i.I  drive  out  before  thee  the  Hiv.  the  feb. 
fojb.y.  1  .the  Hivite  and  febufite  heard  thereof 
11.}.  the  Perizzite  and  febufite  in  the  mount. 
1  f.8.bord.went  unto  the  fouth  fide  of  the  feb. 

2  Sa.24.16.by  the  tbrefhing  place  of  Arau.rhe^. 

1  Cbro.zi.if. 
i8.in  the  threfhing  floor  of  Araun.the/efe. 
iChro.zi.  18,28.  zCht.3.1, 
Zecb.9.7. and  Ekron  as  a  febufite 

3Icbuqtc0. 

Gen.  1  ? .  2 1  .Canaanites,Girga(bites,/et*(/?fM 
Exod-$.8.  Perizzites,  Hivites,  and  febufites 

Verfe  17.  Chap.i}.j.  &  23.23. 

Vent.  7. 1.  &  20.17.  fofi.  3. 10. 

&12.8.  &  24.11. /«rfg.  j.j. 

1  Kjng.Q.zo.  Ncfc.9.8. 

Num.11. z9.Rit.feb.81  Amorites  dw.  in  themou. 

fof.  1 5.63. as  for  the  febu.— the  chil.  of  Jud.could 

but  thefeb.dweti.  with  the  chil.of  Jud. 

fudg.i.zi  .did  not  drive  out  the  febufites 

febufites  dwell  with  the  chil.of  Judah 
1 9. 1 1  .turn  into  this  city  of  the  febufites 
i  Sam.%.6.  K..&  his  men  went  to  Jeru.to  the  feb. 
8.up  to  the  gutter,  &  fmiteth  the  febufites,^ 
•1  Chr.i  1. 4.  where  the  febufites  were  the  inhab.  of 
6.whofo  fmiteth  the  febufites  firft  (hall  be 
Chr.8.7.$c  the  febufites  which  were  not  in  Ifrael 
Etr-9-  **  lJerizzitef  Jebufites,  Amorites,  Moabites 
3lecam<aji. 

1  rtra.3.i8.fons  of  Jeconiah,  fecamiah,  Hofama 

jflecoliah, 

2  ^.if.i.Azariah'smothersname  was  fecoliab 
2  Cfcra.26.3. Uriah's  moth. name  alfo  was  fecoliab 

Jleconiat). 
1  Cbro.j  •  i^.fons  of  Joakim,  feconiab  his  fon 
i7.fons  of feconiab,  A  (fir  and  Salathiel 
E[i.z.6.  carried  away  with  feconiab  King  of 
Jer. 24. 1.  carried  away  captive  feconiab 
27.10:  when  he  carried  captive  feconiab 
28.4.1k  bring  again  to  this  place  feconiab 
29. 2.aftcr  that  fec.the  K.&  the  Qu.  were  depar. 
Mat.  1. 1  i.Jofias  begate  fecomas  and  his  brethren 

I  z.feconias  begate  Salathiel 

3!e0aial),or31eoaf3. 
1  Chro.4..}  j.the  fon  of  Allon,the  fon  of  fedaia 
9.10.  of  the  priefts,  fedaiab,  Jchoiarib 

Neb.11. 10. 
■    24.7.the  fecond  lot  came  to  fedaiab 
Ex>a  2.36.thc  priefts,the  children  of  fedaiab 

Neb.j.jy. 
Neb.-}. io.next  unto  them  repaired  fedaiab 
1 2.6.Shemaiah,  Joiarib,  fedaiab  were  chief 
7.  Sallu,Am6k,Hilkiah,JWtf?irf)  were  chief 
19.  of  fedaiab,  Uzzi  was  chief 
^Lof/wto^jNethanael  was  chief 
Zecb.6.  io.of  them  of  the  captiv.even— of  fedaiab 
1 4.the  crowns  dial  I  be  to  fedaiab  r 

3I«De<ar;. 
i  Cfew.24.20.ofthe.fons  of  Shubael  fedaiab 
27.30.  and  over  the  affes  was  fedaiab 
3Iel»ad, 
1  Cfei^.^fonsofBenja.  Bela,&  Becher,&  fediael 
10.  the  fons  alfo  of  fediael,  WAhzn 

I I  .all  thefe  the  fons  of  fediael 
1 1.45.  fediael — &  Joha  his  broth,  valiant  men 


JED    JLL11-  _j 

26. 2.  fediael  the  fecond  fon 
3«>tt>iai). 
2  Sam.iz.zi.  he  called  hismme  fedidiab 

3;cmtmh, 
2  l&ng.zz.i.  Jofiahs  mothers  name  was  fedidab 

cartel, 

1  Cfcr.i2.2o.felltohimof  Manaf.Jozabad3/^/V/ 

31etm£tjttn. 

1  Cbyo.^.i6.the  fon  of  Galal,  the  fon  of  Jeduthun 
16.36.Obed-Ed.fon  of  fcdutbiMyatid  Hofah,to 

41.  and  with  them  Heman,  feduthun,znd 
42.with  them  Heman,  fedtitbun  with  trump, 
and  fons  of  Jeduthun  were  porters 

2  j.  1  .of  Heman,and  of  fedutbun,\vho  (hould 

l.ofJeduthun,the  fons  of/«fe^«»,Gedaliah 
under  the  hands  of  their  father  Jedutb. 
6.to  the  Kings  order,  to  jW#£/j/<»,Heman 

2  Cbr.%.\  2.all  of  them  of  Afaph,  of  Hcm.of/wfo. 

29.14.  of  the  fons  of  fedutbun,Shemz\zh 

3  y.  1 5.  Afaph,Heman;,&  fed.werc  in  their  pla. 
Neb.i  1. 17. the  fon  ofGahl,the  fon  of  fedutbun 

Nuni.z6.io.  of  feeder  the  family  of  the  fee^rites 

3les«-S>a!iarjutiia, 
Gen  3  i.47.Laban  called  it  fegar-Sahadutha 

3lelja?fel. 
1  Chro.i  2.4.  over  the  thirty,  Jeremiah,  feba.-ij.el  & 
16.6.  Bcnaiah  alfo,  Scfha^ielihe  priefts,with 
3!eli!3efar). 
1  Cko.27.30.over  the  affes  was  fehdsiah 

3lej)e3efeel. 
1  Chro.z4.16.  the  twentieth  lot  came  to  febe%e\el 

3Irfiia&, 

1  Ch\\  y.24.0bed.Ed.  and  febiab  were  door-kee- 

31ehtel. 

1  Cbr.g.^^.fehieljYihofe  wives  name  was  Maajcha 

1  i.44.Shama  and  fehiel  were  valiant  men 

1 5.1 8.breth.of  the  fecond  degree,Zec.  Sa-^-Je. 
Obed-Edom  and  fehielthe  porters 
20.febiel,&  Unni,and  Eliab  withpfalteries 
16.  y.next  unto  him  fehiel,  and  Mattithiah 

and  Obed-Ed.and  febiel  with  pfalteries 
23.8.the  fons  of  Laadan,the  chief  was  febiel 
27.3  2.and./*fe/  was  with  the  Kings  fons 
29.8. by  the  hand  of  fehielthe  Gerfhonite 

2  Cfo-o.20.14.the  fon  ofBenaiah,  the  fon  of  febiel 

2  i.2.he  had  brethren  the  fons  of 'jehqfh. febiel 
26.1 1.  number  of  their  acc.by  the  hand  of  feb. 
29. 1 3  .of  the  fons  of  El izaphan,  fehiel 

14.  of  the  fons  of  Heman,  fehiel 
31.13.  fehiel  and  Azaziah  were  overfeers 
jf.S.ZachaDandJ^ie/  were  rulers  of  the  hou. 

9.  febiel  and  Jofhabad  chief  of  the  Lev.  gave 
E%ra  8.9.  of  the  fons  of  Joab,  Obadi.fon  of  febiel 

1 3.whofe  names  are  thefe,Eliphelet,/efe/ 
io.2.Shechaniah  fon  of/ffe'e/anfwered  and 

2 1.  of  the  fens  of  Hurim,/cfe/and  Uzziah 
26.of  the  fons  of  Elam,  Jehiehnd  Abdi 
43. of  the  fons  of  Nebo,  fehiel :  all  thefe  had 

1  Chr.z6.zi  .even  of  Laadan  was  febieli 

22.  fons  of  febieli,  Zetham,and  Joel 

3Ur)f0feiarj. 

2  Cbro.zX,  1 2.  fchislfiah  and  Amafa  flood  up  agai. 

ilcIiohaDat). 

1  Cfoo.8.36.  Ahaz  begate  febohadab}zndJebobad. 

31ci)oaoDan. 

2  Kin.  14. 2.  Joafh  mothers  name  vizsfehoaddan 

2  Cfcra.ij.i.Amaziahs  moth,  name  vtasfebeadd&i 

3Ieljoar)a?. 
2  K}n.io.n.jeboaha\h\s  (on  reigned  in  his  ftead 
1 3 .  i  .ftboaba\  fon  of  Je  h  u  began  to  reign 
4,Jehoaha\  befought  the  Lord 
7.nei.did  he  leave  of  the  peo.to.M0.but  $0. 
8.reft  of  the  acts  of  feboaba\t  are  they 
o.feboahax  flcpt  w  ith  his  fathers 
1  o.began  Jehoafh  fon  of  fehoabazjo  reign 
22.  oppreffed  Ifrael  all  the  dayes  of  fehoaha\ 
25.  Jehoafh  fon  of  fehoaba^took  again 
out  of  the  hand  of  fehoaha.\h'\%  fath.  by 
i4.t.fecond  yeer  of  Jehoafh/on  of  feb.  reigned 
8.fent  meflengers  to  Jehoafh  fon  of  feboaba\ 
i7.1ived  after  the  death  of  Jehoafh  fon  of  fe. 
23.3 o.peo.— took  feho.&L  anointed  2  Ch. 3  6. 1 . 
ii.feboab.  was  2}.yecrs  old  when  he  began 
2  Chron.  36.  2. 
34.3nd 


J  E  H  J  E  H 

34.and  cook  Je')oabax.away,  and  he  came 

iChro.16.4. 
2  C&r.2i.i7.1efthim,fave /rfw.theyongeft  fon  of 

2  j.i  7.fent  to Joafh  fon  of  feboaba^C&ying 
23.  took  Ama.fon  of  Joafli,fon  offehoaha\ 
25.  after  the  death  of  Joi(h,fon  of  JehOiha\ 
3Ieho3#.or31oa£Ij.f 
i  10'*.  1 i.z  i.feven yeers  old  w  is  Jeboajh  when  he 

1  i.i.reventh  yeer  of  Jehil,  Jeboajh  began  to 
z.Jeboajh  did  thit  which  was  right  in 
^.Jeboajh  faid  to  the  pricfts,AU  the  money 
6. in  the  z^.yeec  of  Jeboajh  the  prieftshad  not 
7.then  Jeboajh  called  for  Jehoiada 
iS.je'mlb  Kin?  of  Judah  took  all  the  hill, 
lo.reft  of  the  acts  of  Jeboajh,  are  they  not 
jo.midea  Confpiracy,and  flew  Jebo'jb 

I  > .  j  o .feventh  yeer  of  Joa(h  begin  Jeboajh  to 
z^.jehoajh  took  agiin  out  of  the  hand  of 

1 4/8.  Amiziah  Cent  maffengers  to  Jeboajh 
9.  Jeboajh  fent  to  Amiziah  K  of  Jud.faying 
1 1 .  therefore  Jeboajh  King  of  Ifrael  went  up 
1  j  Jeboajh  took  Amiziah  King  of  Judah, & 
the  fan  of  fehoa\h, the  fon  of  Ahiziah 
1  f  .reft  of  the  ads  of  fehoajh,xt  they  not 
i6.feboajh  fl-'p:  with  his  fathers 
1 7.1ived  after  the  death  of  Jeboajh 

3|jtydhisttttfc 

1  Chr.  16. 3 .Elim  the  fife  fonjeboban.  the  fixe  fon 

2  Cfcw  17.15.  next  to  him  w  »s  Jebobmm  the  cape. 

Z3.i.cookthecapr.of  hund-.J:'W«M3,&  Azi. 
£^d  io.i8./^»toi«,Himn.  hid  caken  fttange 
Jfob.11.t3.of  Amiriah  wis  JifoWMche  prieft 
4i.and  the  priefts,  Jthdbanm3tnd  Milchiph 

^leljofatiab, 

i  SiflH.8.t8.rkniiah  ion  of  Jehoiada  was  over  both 

Ch1p.10.z3.  iCbr'.t&.if) 

23.io.Benaiab  fon  of  Jehoiaday  fon  of  a  valimt 

1  Chro.ii.it. 

n.thefe  things  did  Benaiah  foi  of  Jehoiada 

1  Cbrg.Ti.14. 

1  I<;«^.i.8.Bena.fon  of  feboiadt,8c  Nethin.were 

2^.and  Benaiah  the  fon  of  fehoi.hi.th  he  not 

3  2.call  mee  Nith.  and  Berui.fon  of  fehoia. 

3  6.  Benaiah  fon  of  feboiada  anfwered 

3  8-and  Benaiah  fon  of Jehoiadib  went  down 

44.1'ent  with  hrn  Nuh.&  Ben.fonof  Jehu. 

a.zj.fentby  the  hand  of  Benii.  fon  of  Jehoiada 

29.then  Sol.fent  by  Bmaiah  the  fon  of  Jeho. 

34X0  Benaiah  fon  of  Jehoiada  went  up,and 

3  ?.  King  put  Benaiah  fon  of  feboiada  in  his 

4<>.K.commin.Benai.the  fon  of  JehoLvShich 

4-4.Benai.the  fon  of  fehoiad  was  over  the  hoil 

2  Kjri.  1 1.4.  the  feventh  yeer  /efwJ.fent.and  fet  the 

9-did  accord.to  all  things  thit  feboi.tomnx. 

and  came  to  feboiada  the  prieft 

I5\,7}fcoj.commin.the  capc.&  faid,Have  her 

17.feh01.midc  a  coven int  between  the  Lord 

1 2.  z.w  herein  ,/i?bidiz  theprieft  inftrucced 

7.  King  Jeho  ifh called  for  feboiada 

a  feboiada  took  a  cheft,  and  bored  a  hole  in 

1  Chr.1z.z7Jeho.vfis  the  leader  of  the  Aaronites 

274.the  thi'dman  wasBenai.the  fon  of  feboi. 
34-after  Ahitophel  wis  feboiada  counsellor 

2  Chr.n.i  rjeh  Mhib.wife  of  Jehoi.hii  him  from 

23.1.  in  the  f.venth  yeer  feboiada  ftrengthened 
8. did  according  to  all  things  that  feboi.  had 
febo  the  prieft  difmiffVd  not  the  courfes 
g.feh  the  pri.deliv.to  the  cap.of  hund.fpears 
1 1.  feboiada  and  his  fons  annointed  him 
1  ^.then  feboiada  brought  out  thecaptains 
16.  feboiada  made  a  covenant  between  him 
18.  feboiada  appointed  the  offices  of  the 
24. 2. tight  in  the  fight  of  the  L.all  the  da.of  fe. 
3.  feboiada  took  for  him  two  wives 
6.calkd  for  feboiada  the  chiefe,and  faid 
t  2.  King  and  feboiada  gave  ic  to  fuch  as 
i4.reft  of  the  money  to  the  King  and  feboi. 
continually  all  the  daies  of  feboiada 
1  5;.  but  feboiada  waxed  old 
i7.now  after  the  death  of  feboiada  cime 
20.cameupon  Zachariah  the  fon  oifehoiaia 
22.  rememb.not  the  kindiefie  which  Jeboia. 
2?.  for  thebloud  of  the  fons  of  feboi.the  pri. 
Neb.i.6.zhz  old  gate  repaired  feboiada 
fer.  2 9. 1 6.  made  thee  prieft  in  ftead  of  feboiada 


JEH  J  E  H 

31eJ>otafe(m. 

2  f£i#2;.23.34.and  turned  his  name  to  feho'mfym 

2  Cfcra.36.4. 

3  %.Jeboia\(im  gave  the  filver  &  gold  to  Phar. 

3  6.Jehtial£.v/as  2  5 .  yeers  old  when  he  began 

zChro.^6.^. 

24. 1  .and  Jeboia. bzczmt  his  fervant  three  yeers 

5.reft  of  the  acts  of  Jehoial(imtite.  they  not 

2CM0.36.8. 

6.  fo  Jehoialpm  llept  with  his  fathers 

Jer. 1. 1. it  came  alfo in  the  dayes  of  Jchoiafcm 

22.18.  thus  faith  the  Lord  concerning  Jehoial{. 

24.though  Coniah  fon  of  Jehoiatym  were  the 

24.1. carried  away  cap.J-rconiah  fon  of  febdia\. 

if.i.  that  came  in  the  fourth  yeer  of  feboiafym 

2  6.t. in  the  beginning  of  the  reign  of  Jeboia^. 

2r.when  feboi.  the  K.with  all  the  ms'gh.men 
%z.  Jeboiahjm  the  King  fent  men  into  Egypt 
23.  and  brought  him  unto  Jehoial^.  the  King 

27.1.  in  the  begin,  of  the  reign  of  febo  the  fon 
20. away  captive  Jecon.  the  fon  of  feboiai(im 

28.4.again  to  this  place  Jeco.  the  fon  of  feboi. 

3  f  .1.  came  to  Jeruf.in  the  dayes  of  Je'mal(im 
36. 1. in  the  fourth  yeer  of  Jeboia.  thatthiswo. 

9.  in  the  fife  yeer  of  Jehoial(im, that  they  proc. 
28.which  fehoia.  the  K.  of  Judah  hath  burnt 
2o.thou  (halt  fay  to  Jtboial(im^T\m%  faith 
30.  therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord  of  feboia\. 
3  2.all  the  words  of  the  book  wsh  j^.had  bur. 
37. 1.  in  ftead  of  Coniah  fon  oifeboial(im 
45M  .in  the  fourth  yeer  of  feboialiAon  of  Jofiah 
46.2.K.of  Ba,  fmotein  the  fourth  yeer  of  febo. 
5i.2.according  to  all  that  fehoia^im  had  done 
Dm.i.i.ia.  the  third  yeer  of  the  reign  oijeboia\. 
2.  Lord  gave  feboiad^m  into  his  hand 
3Icboia^tn. 
2  i$».24.<5  fehoiachin  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

8.  fehoiachin  was  eighteen  yeer  old  when  he 
12.  Jeboiacbin  went  out  to  the  King  of  Baby. 
1  j. he  carried  away  fehoiachin  to  Babylon 
ip.according  to  all  char  Jeboiacbin  had  done 

25.27.of  the  captivity  of  feboi  the  K.of  Judah 
1  ift  up  the  head  of  Jeboiacbin  ou  t  of  pnf. 
2  Chf.i6Z.fe<]oiacbin  his  fon  reigned  in  his 

9.  Jeboiacbin  was  eight  yeers  old  when 
fer.  f  2.3 1. of  the  captivity  of  fehoiachin  King  of 

up  the  head  of  fehoiachin, ^nd  brought 
Elg\>t.Z. which  was  the  fifchyeerofj^/wtfcb.cap. 

3!ebofartb. 

1  $m».o.io.of  the  priefts,Jedaiah,anl  fehoiarib 

24.7.  the  firft  loteime  forth  to  Jchoianb 
3fleljonaDab. 

2  Kjng.  1  o.  1 5.  he  lighted  on  Jehonadab  coming 

and  Jehonadab  anfwered,It  is  :  if  it 
23. and  Jehu  went,  and  Jehonadab  unto  the 
31ebonatl)an, 

1  Chr.  27. 2  f.  overt  he  ftore-hou  Ctn  was  Jehonathan 

2  Chro.  17. 8. with  them  he  fent  Lcvits,  Jehonathan 
2Ve&.i2.i8,ofShemaiah,  Jehonathan  pnefts 

31eb,oiam. 

1  T$i.zz.')O.Jehor.his  fon  reigned  in     2  Cbr  x\.\. 
%  Kin.i.ij .Jehoram  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

3.  i.no&r  Jehoram  began  to  reign 

6.  Jehoram  went  out,  and  numHied  all  Ifrael 

8.  i6- Jehoram  fon  of  Jehofhaph-began  to  reign 
25. did  Ali3Zi.fon  of  Jehoram  begin  to  reign 
2o.Ahaziih  fon  of  Jehoram  went  down 

1 1.18.  took  all  thehillowed  tin .igs  that  Jeho- 

2  Cfo«).i7.8.with  them  Elifhama,&  Jehoram  prie. 

21. 3. but  the-  kingdome  gave  he  to  Jehoram 
4.when  Jeher.  was  rilen  up  to  the  kingdom 
5.  Jehoram  was  two  &  thirrv  yeers  old  when 
9>then  Jehsram  went  forth  with  his  princes 
1 6.  Lord  ftirred  up  a^ainft  J.horam  the  fpir. 

22.1.  Ahaziahfon  of  Jehoram  r^igntd 

5. went  with  Jehoram  to  war  againft  Hizael 
6.Ahaziah  fon  of  Jehoram  King  of  Judah 

went  down  to  fee  Jehoram  fon  ot  Ahab 
7. he  went  out  with  Jehoram  agamft  Jehu 
1 1  .fo  Jeho(hib.daus;h.of  ^.Jehoram  hid  him 
jBeboCbsbaO. 

2  Cbro.ij.iS.mA  next  unto  him  was  Jehoftabad 
^lehoflKba,  or  31e!)o<babeatb. 

2  Kjn.i  i.z.Je'iojbebatook  Joa(h,and  they  hid  him 

zCbro.zi.ii. 

z  Cho.zz.\  i.fo  Jebojhabeath— hid  him  from  Ath. 

Z  z  3 


JEH  J  EH 

IPebofljapbat. 

2  Sam.S.  16.  and  Jehojhapbat  was  recorder 

Chap.  20.24.   1  I^tf.4,5. 

1  Kpii^.  1 7.  febojha.  fon  of  Paruah  was  in  I-iiacha'r 

1 5.  24,  fehojhaphat  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

22.2.thati^e/&.  came  down  to  the  K.of  Ifrael 

4.faid  unto  Jebofhaph.  Wilt  thou  go  with  me 

a  Chr.  18.3. 

Jehojljaphat  faidjl  am  as  thou  art 

$.jehojhaphat  faid,Enquire,I  pray  at  the  wor. 

2  Chro.18.4.. 

7-JehoJhaphX3.id,ls  there  not  here  a  Prophet 

iCbr.iX.6. 

8,Ki.of  Ifr.faid  unto  JehoJh.That  is  yet  one 

zChrd.iS.j. 

so.King  oflf.and  Jebo.hte  each  on  his  thro. 

2  Cfofl.18.9. 

18.  faid  unto  Jehofls.  Did  not  I  tel  thee,  that 

2  Chr.  18. 17. 

29.K.of  If.&  jehof.went  up  to  Ramoth  Git 

.  2Ck.f8.28. 

jo.K.of  If.faid  unto  Jeh. Ik  difgu.fe  my  fel. 

2  Chro.iS  29. 

32.when  the  capt.of  the  char.fuv  Jcfor. that 

'•:    z  Chro  18  3  1. 

and  Jehojhaphat  cryed  out 

2Cfcj-9.i8.31. 

41  .Jeheiftapbat  began  to  reign  over  Judah  in 

4*4. Jebopiaphat  made  peace  with  the  K.of  Ifr. 

4  <y.  reft  of  the  aifb  ot-fehojhaph.  are  they  not 

4%.Jehof. made  Ihips  of  Tarfh.to  go  to  Oph. 

49.faid  Ama.to  Jeho.  Let  my  fer.go  with  tby 

but  Jebojbdphar  would  not 

$o.Jehofb.{leyt  with  his  fath«.rs,3nd  was  bur. 

f  1. began  to  reign  in  the  i7th.yeerof  Je!."Jh 

2  King- 1. 1 7-m  the  fecond  yeer  of  Jthor.fon  oije. 

3. 1. began  to  reign  the  eighteenth  yeer  of  Jeho. 
7  he  went  and  fent  to  Jehojhaphat  Ming 
11.  Jehojhaphat  faid,  Is  there  not  here  a  Pro. 
1  z.Jeho.faid,The  word  of  the  L.is  with  him 
K.ofIf.&  Jeh  &  the  K.of  Ed-went  dow. 
14-that  I  regard  not  the  preC.otJehofl  wpu. 

8.i6./f.being  then  K.of  Ju.Jehor.fon  otjehof. 

9.z.look  out  there  Jehu  the  fon  of  Jehojhaphat 
1 4X0  Jehu  fon  of  Jebojhaph.confyued  ag.Jo. 

1  z.  18. took  all  the  hall.things  that  Je.had  ded. 
i  Chro.  310.  Afa  his  fon,  Jehojhaphat  his  fon 

1 5.24.Sh(.ban.&  Jeho. did  blow  with  he  trum. 

18.15  .Jehojhaphat  the  fon  of  Ahilud  recorder 
2  Chro.  1 7. 1. and  Jehojhaphat  his  fon  reigned  in  his 
3. and  the  L.was  with  Jehojhaphat 

\    5-.aH  Judah  brought  to  Jehojhaphat  pre fents 
io.lo  chat  they  made  no  war  againft  Jehojha. 
1  i-.fome  ofthePhilift.brough.j^ff/Iprefents 
1  i.Jehojhaphat  waxed  great  exceedingly 

t$,i. Jebojhapb.had  riches  &  honour  in  abund. 
7.  Jehojhaphat  faid, Let  not  the  King  fay  fo 

19. 1.  Jehojhaphat  returned  to  the  houfe  in  peace 
2.faid  10  K-  Jehojha.  Shouldeft  thou  help  the 
4.and  Jehojhaphat  dw  elt  at  Jerufalem 
8.in  Jeruf.  did  Jehojha.  fet  of  the  Levits,and 

20. 1.  came  againft  Jehojhaphat  to  batcell 
2.^hen  there  came  fome  that  told  Jefc.faying 
3./fW!feared,and  fet  himfelf  to  feek  the  L. 
5 .  Jebof Aood  in  the  cong.  of  Judah  &  Jeruf. 
1  f.ind  thou  Kjehof.be  not  afraid  nor  difm. 
18  JchoMis  head,with  his  face  to  the  ground 
20. as  they  went  forth,  Jebojh.Hood  and  laid 
25. when  Jebojh.fk  his  peop  came  to  take  the 
27.  and  Jcbojhapb^  in  the  fore-front  of  thtm 
30X0  the  realm  of  Jehojhaphat  was  quiet 
3  uind  Jehojhaphat  reigned  over  Judah 
34.reft  of  the  &&$.ofjehojh.  chey  are  written 
3  f  .after  this  did  Jehojh.  juin  himf.wieh  aha. 
37.prophtfied  againft  fehojhapbat, faying 

21. 1.  now  fchojhaphat  flept  with  his  fathers 
2.he  hadbrecliren,the  fons  of 'Jehojhaphat 

all  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Jehojhaphat 
1  z.not  walked  in  the  wayes  of  Jehojhaphat 

2z-9  becaufe,faid  they,  he  is  the  ion  of  Jehojh. 
foel  3  .i.bnng  them  down  into  the  valley  rfjhof. 

1  z. and  come  up  to  the  valley  of  fehojhaphat 
Mat.i.S.  Afa  begale  fofapbat,  and  fofapbat  begate 

3lebo!buab. 

tJum.  1 3 .  i67Mof.  called  Ortiea  fon  of  Nun  Jehof. 
1  CfciU7.27.N0n  his  fon,  Jehojhiia  his  fon 

"lebcmab. 


JEH 


J  EH 


J  E  K 


J  EL 


JEP         JER 


Exod.6. 3  .by  my  name  Jehovah  was  I  not  known 
P/2j/.8j.i8.  whofe  name  alone  is  Jehovah 
I/a.  i  z.  z.  for  the  Lord  Jehovah  is  my  ftrength 
z6. 4.  for  in  the  L. Jehovah  is  everlaft.  ftrength 
jflebotjab-/^. 
Gen.  z  z.  i4.called  the  na.of  that  place  Jcho.-jiteth 

Je\)Obai)-Nifsi.  ' 
Exod.17.1  j.calledthenameofit  Jehovah-Nidi 

jftfyotogh-Sballom. 
Judg.  6. 24.  called  it  /efoiMfoShallom 

3leS)0?abaD. 
2  Kin.  12.21  .for  Jozachar  &  Jebo^ab.his  fer.fmote 

1  Cfo\2  6.4.fonsof  Obed-Ed./efouhe  fecond  fon 

2  Cfo.24.25.that  confpir.againft  him,Zab.&  Jeh. 

3Ier}ojatialJ. 
1  Cfo.6. 14. and  Seraiah  begate  Jeho%ada\ 

1  <,.Jehbxada\  went  into  captivity  when  the 

1  Kin.  1 6. 1.  then  the  word  of  the  L.  came  to  Jehu 

7.  alfo  by  the  hand  of  the  prophet  Jehu  came 

1 2.fpake  againft  BaaQSa,by/ffo<:  the  prophet 

19.16.and  Jehu  (halt  thou  anoint  to  be  King 

i7.efcapeth  the  fword  of  Haz.fbal  Jehu  flay 

efcap.the  fwo.of  Jehu  (hall  Eliflra  flay 

2  KJn.?.z.look  out  there  Jehu,md  go  in,and 

.  5.  Jehu  faid,Unto  which  of  all  of  us  ?  he  faid 
1  i.Jehu  came  forth  to  the  fervice  of  his  lord 

1 3 .  faying,  Jehu  is  King 

14.  fo  Jehu  confpired  againft  Joram 
\_%.Jehu  faidjlf  it  be  your  minds,then  let  ■ 
16.  fo  Jehu  rode  in  a  charet 
17. he  efpied  the  company  of  Jehu,as  he 
1 8.  Jehu  faid, What  haft  thou  to  do  with  pea. 

Verfe  10. 
20. driving  is  like  the  driving  of  Jehu 
21.  they  went  out  againft  Jehu 
22. »  pafle,  when  Joia  faw  Jehu,that  he  faid 
Is  it  peace,  Jehu  ?  What  peace,fo  long 
,     zy.Jehu  drew  a  bow  with  his  full  ftrength 
2 5. faid  Jehu — Take  up,and  caft  him  in  the 
zy.Jehu  followed  after  him,and  faid,Smite 
3Cwhen  Jehu  was  come  to  Jezreel,  Jezebel 
3 1  Jehu  entred  in  at  the  gace,fhe  faid.  Had 
10.  x.Jehu  wrote  letters,  and  fent  to  the  rulers 
$.fent  to  /efoVjfaying,  We  are  thy  fervants 
1 1. Jehu  flew  all  that  rema.of  the  hou.of  Ah. 
i2.Jehu  met  with  the  brethren  of  Ahaziah 
i%.Jehu  gathered  all  the  people  together 

but  Jehu  fhall  ferve  him  much 
i$. but  Jehu  did  it  in  fubtilty,tothe  intent 
zo.Jchu  faid,Prodaim  a  folcmn  aflembly 
zi.  Jehu  fent  thorow  all  Ifr.&  all  the  worth. 
zy.Jehu  wcnr,&  Jehona.into  the  hou.of  B.i. 
zy.Jehu  appointed  fourfcore  men  without 
zy.Jehu  faid  to  the  guard ,Go  in,and  fl.iy 
28.thus  Jehu  deftroyed  Baal  out  of  Ifrael 
zg.Jehu  departed  not  from  alter  them 
so.tbe  L.f-iid  toJ^fo^Beaufe  thou  haft  done 
3  1 .  Jehu  took  no  heed  to  walk  in  the  law  of 
34.reft  of  the  afts  of  Jehu,are  they  not  writ. 
3  5.  and  Jefcafleptwhh  his  fathers 
36.timethat.7efo/reig.0verlf.— was  28. ye. 
12. 1. in  the  feventh  yeer  of  J^.Jehoa.  began  to 
1  j.  1.  Jchohahaz  fon  of  Jehu  began  to  reign 
i4.8.fon  of  Jehu  King  of  Ifr.faying,Come,let 
2  Chro.zf.  17. 
1  ? .  r  2. which  he  fpake  unto  Jeku/aying 
1  Cfo-0.2.j8.Obed  begate  Jehu,Jehu begate  A zar. 
4. 7  5  .their  genealogy,  Jocl,and  Jehu  the  fon  of 
12. 3. fons  of  Azmaveth,Berachnh,  ^.nd  Jehu 
z  Chr.i  9. z.and  Jehu  went  out  to  meet  him 
20.?4.written  in  the  book  of  Jehu  fon  of  Han. 
22. 7. he  vventout  with  Joram  againft  Jehu 
8. that  when  Jehu  was  executing  judgment 
o.hid  in  Samaria,  and  brought  him  to  Jehu 
H<)^i.4.avenge  the  blo.of  Jez.onthe  hou.  of Jehu 

3lebnbba&, 
1  Chro.j.i^Sons  of  Sharam,  Jebubbah,and  Aram 

•    |  3!c^ucal. 

/"'•37-3-Zed.  fent  Jehucalt8c  Zeph.to  theproph. 

jojAy.^^.coafx  of  their  inher.was/efo^Bene-be. 

31ebat>f, 
.•fr.36.14.all  the  princes  fent  Jehudi  untoBaruch 


z  1.  fo  the  King  fent  Jehudi  to  fetch  the  roll 
Jehudi  read  it  in  the  ears  of  the  King 
2 2  .that  when  Jehudi  had  read  three  or  four 
3lebt»utjaJ). 
1  Cfotf.4. 18.  his  wife  Jehudijah  ba.te  Jered 
Hehuib. 

1  Chro.B .3  9. fons  of  Efhek, Jehujh  his  fecond  fon 
3lriel, 

i  Cfottj^.were.the  chief ,Jciel,and  Zechariah 

1  j.ai.and /«e/,and  Azzar,with harps on  the 
16.  y. and  next  unto  him  Zechariah,  Jciel 

Obed-Edom  and  Jeiel  with  Pfalteries 

2  Chr.z6. 1 1  .numb.of  their  accou.by  the  ha.of  Je. 
3Iebabjee!. 

Nch.n.z j.chil.of  Judah  dw-elt  at  Jel(ab\cel,8i  the 

31efcamfaft. 
1  Cfo.2.4i.Shallum  begate  Je\amiab,Jc\ambega. 

3lefeamtattt. 
1  Cfo. 2 3. 19. fons  of  Rebmnyjefamiam  thefemrtb 
-Chap.24.23. 

3Iefeatrjiel. 

1  Cfo.,j.i8.his  wife  Jehudijah  bare  Jc\utbicl  the 

31eloit0,or3]ealon0, 

Exod.zo.^X  the  Lord  thy  God  am  a  jealous  God 
34.  i4.whofe  name  is  Jealous,  is  a  jealous  God 
Numb.5. 14. and  hecbe  jealous  of  his  wife 

Ver.14. 
30. and  he  be  jealous  over  his  wife 
Deut.q.z^.he  is  even  z  jealous  God 

J -a  I  the  Lord  thy  God  am  a  jealous  God 
6.1  j.  Lord  thy  Godis  ajealous  God 
Jofh.z^.  19.  he  is  a  jealous  God 
i  Kin.19.10. 1  have  been  very  jealous  for  the  Lord 

Verfe  14. 
E"*$k-  39.2.5-  and  will  be  jealous  for  my  holy  name 
Joel  2. 1 8. then  wil  the  Lord  be  jealous  for  his  land 
Nabum  1.2. God  is  jealous  find  the  Lord  rcvengeth 
Zech.  1 . 1 4.I  am  jealous  for  Jerufaleru 
8.2.I  was  jealous  for  Zion  with  z  great 

I  was  jealous  for  her  with  great  fury 

2  Cor.  11. 2 .am  jealous  over  you  with  godly  jealou. 
3!ealou(te. 

Num.^.i^.for  it  is  an  offering  of  jealoufie 
18.  which  is  thtjealoufie  offering 
2f.prieft  fhall  take  the jealoufie  offering 
25M  i.eonfume  not  the  child,  of  Ifr.in  my  ieal. 
Deut.zQ.zo.bisjealouJie  fhal  fmoke  agai.  that  man 
32. 1 6. provoked  him  to jeal.  with  ftrange  gods 
2  i.they  have  moved  me  to  jealoufie  with 

lie  move  them  to/ea/.with  them  which 
1  Kjn.\^.zz.  provoked  him  to  jeal.  with  their  fins 
Pfal.7%  .fi  .mov.himtojeal.  with  their  grav.ima. 

70-5. fhall  thy  jealoufie  burn  like  fire 
P'0.6.1.4'  for  jealoufie  is  the  rage  of  a  man 
Cant.S  6  jealoufie  iscruellastnegrave 
jyS.42. 1  j.ftiire ur>  jealoufie  like  a  man  ofwar 
£•^.8. 3.  was  the  feat  of  the  image  of jealoufie 

which  provoketh  to  jealoufie 
f.this  image  of jealoufie  in  the  entry 
16.38. give  thee  bloud  in  fury  and  jealoufie 

42.my  jealoufie  fhall  depart  from  thee 
23. 2f.  lie  fet  my  jealoufie  againft  thee 
36. 5.  furely  in  the  fire  of  my  jealo/ifie*hzvc  I 

6. behold,  I  have  fpoken  in  my  jealoufie 
3  8. 1 9. for  in  my  jealoufie  have  I  fpokvn 
Zeph.  1 . 1 8  .devoured  by  the  fire  of  his  jealoufie 
3.8.  devoured  with  the  fire  of  my  jealoufie 
Zech.  1 . 1 4.for  Z  i  on  w  ith  a  peat  jealou  fie 

8.2.  jealous  for  Zion  with  great  jealoufie 
Rom.  r  o.  19.1k  provoke  you  tojea/.by  them  which 

1 1. 1 1 .  for  to  provoke  them  to  jealoufie 
1  Cor.  1 0.2 2. doe  we  provoke  the  Lord  to  jealoufie 
z  Cor.  1 1 .2.jealous  over  you  with  godly  jealoufie 

Spirit  oflRetilmUe. 
2v##z.y.i4.fpirit  of  jealoufie  come  upon  him,and 

Verfe  14. 

2  o.  when  the  fpir.  of  jealoufie  cometh  on  him 
3eaIoaOe0, 

Num.^.z^.thisis  the  law  of  jealoufies 

31emtaia. 
Job  42.  i4.Job  called  the  name  of  the  firft  Jemima 

3emnel,called  jftcmttrt,  1  Chr.4.24. 
Gen.\6.  io.[oas  of  Simeon,  Jemuel,and  Jamin 

Exod.6. 1  j. 
3IeoparDet>. 
Judg.  j.  1  o.thit  jeoparded  their  lives  to  thfrdeath 


3BeaparDp. 

2  &«z.2  3.i7.ofthementhtt  wentin/co/w^of 
1  Cforo.11.19.  with  the  jeopady  of  their  lives  they 

1 2.12.  to  the  jeopardy  of  our  heads  ' 
Lulp  S.zi.  filled  with  water,and  were  in  jeopardy 
1  Cpr.  1 5",  3  o.why  ftand  we  in  jeopardy  every  hour 

Jepbtbab. 

jud.  1 1.  i.now  jepbt  ah  was  a  mighty  man  of  val. 
and  Gilead  begate  Jephthah 
2. and  his  wives  fons  thruft  out  Jephthah 

I .  then  Jephthah  fled  from  his  brethren 
there  were  gathered  vain  men  to  Jephthah 

J.  to  fetch  Jephthah  out  of  the  land  of  Tob 
6-they  faid  unto  Jephthah,  Come  and  be  our 
y.Jepb.  faid  unto  the  elders  of  Gil.  Did  not 
8.eld.bfGiLfaidto,/iyfeta/7,  Therefore  wc 
^.Jephth.fiid,  If  ye  bring  me  home  ag.ro  fig. 
io.eld.  faid  unto  Jeph ffojfoL.be  wit.betw.us 

I I.  then  Jephthah  went  with  the  cld.of  Gil. 
and  Jephthah  uttered  all  his  words  bef' 

1 2.  Jephthah  fent  mefi".  unto  the  King  of  the 

1 3.  anfwered  unco  the  mcfTeng.  of  Jephthah 

14  Jephthah  fent  meffengers  ag.  to  the  King 

1 5  .thus  futh  /cfifoforfojlfracl  took  not  away 
28.hearkened  not  to  the  words  of  Jephthah 
29.  fpirir  of  the  Lord  came  upon  Jephthah 
3  o.  Jephthah  vowed  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 
3  i.fo  JcphthabpatYid  over  unto  the  child.of 
nJephthabcymz  to  Mizpeh,  unto  hishoufe 
40. to  lament  the  daughter  of  Jephthah 

1 2. 1 .  &  faid  unto  Jephthah,  Wherefore  paffed 
,  z.  Jephthah  faid  unto  them,  I  and  my  people 
4.then^te/W;  gathered  togeth.  all  the  men 
7.and  Jephthah  judged  Ifrael  fix  yeers 

then  died  Jephthah,  and  was  buried  in 
1  Sam.t  2.1 1.  L.  fent  Jephthah  and  Sam.&  deliv. 
Heb.n.^  i.  time  would  fail  me  to  tell  of  Jephthah 

31cp'nurineb. 

Num.  17.6.  of  the  tribe  of  Jud.Caleb  fon  of  Jeph. 

14.6.  Jofhuab  &  Caleb  fon  of  Jepbun  rent  their 

30.fave  Caleb  fon  of  Jepbunnch,  and  Jofhua 

38.  but  Jofhua  &  Caleb  fon  of  JephunnXwed 

26.65. left  a  man  of  them,fave  Cal.fon  ofjep. 

3  2.1 2.fhve  Caleb  fon  of  Jcpb.&  Jofh.  for  they 

34.19.of  the  tribe  of  Jud.Okb  fon  of  Jepbun. 

Deut.  t  .36.fave  Caleb  fon  ofjephun.  he  fhall  fee  it 

Jof.14.6.  and  Caleb  fon  of  Jepbun.  faid  unto  him 

1 3. gave  to  Caleb  fen  ofjephunneh  Hebron 

i4.became  the  inher.of  Caleb  fon  of  Jepbun. 

1  f .  1 3-unto  Caleb  fon  of  Jepbun.he  gave  a  part 

2 1 . 1 2.villag.  thereof  gave  they  to  Caleb  fon  of 

1  Cfo.6.56. 

1  CfoYj.4. 1  f  .fons  of  Cal.the  fon  of  Jeph.  Iru,Elah 

7.38.  the  fonsof  Jepher,  Jephunneh 

31  crab, 

Gen.10.z6.  Jokt.in  begate  Almodad, — >and  Jerah 

I  Cfo-(?.1.20. 

KerabHteel, 
1  Cfo.2.9.fons  of  Hezron,  Jerahmeel,Ram 

z  ■$.  fons  of  Jcrahmeel  were  Ram  the  firft-bo. 
zSjerabmeelhad  alfo  another  wife 
27. fons  of  Ram,thc  firft-born  of  Jerah.vtexe 
2  3.thefe  were  the  fons  of  Jerahmeel 
4z.fons  of  Calebs  brother  of  JerahrH.Memz. 
24. 29. fon  of  Kifh  was  Jerahmeel 
Jer.26.z6.  King  comman. Jerahmeel  to  take  Jere. 

31erafymeelttcflf. 
1  Sam.z7.10.  againft  the  fouch  of  the  Jerabmeelits 
30. 29.W  them  wch  were  in  the  cities  of  the  Jer. 
31ercD. 

1  Cfovj  1.2.  Kenan  JVlahalaleel,/^ 
4.18.  his  wife  Jehudijah  bare  Jered 

3Ieremai. 

Etra  10.2  2.Jeremai,Mana(feh,— had  taken  ftran. 

^eremfar;. 

2  K'ig.2.2.-}  1. the  daughter  of  Jeremiah  of  Libnah 
24.i8.wasHamutal,  daughr.ofj^mw.  of  Lib. 

1  Cfo.5.24.  jW»w.Hodaviah,mighty  men  of  val. 
i2.4.over  the  thirty,  and ^r«»M^,and  Jahaz. 

lo.Jeremiah  the  fifth  mighty  man 
13. Jeremiah  the  tenth  mighty  man 

2  Chro.2  5. 2  f.znd  Jeremiah  lamented  for  Jofiah 
36.12. humbled  nor  himfelf  before  Jer.the  pro. 

2 1. fulfil  the  wo.of  the  L.by  the  mou.of  Jer. 
22.  fpoken  by  the  mouth  of  Jeremiah  might 
E^a  1. 1. word  of  the  L.by  the  mouth  of  Jeremiah 
2vefoio.2.Azariah, 


JER 


JER 


Neh.10.2.  Azaffiah,  Jeremiah  fealed  the  covenant 
ia.i.S  :i  aiah,  JeremJB&t*  went  up  with  Zerub. 

1 2  .or  JeremiahRmaniah  chief  of  the  fathers 
34.aft.er  them  went  Shemaiah,  Jeremiah 

Jer.i.  i. the  words  of  Jeremiah  fon  of  Hilkiah 

i  i.faying^erewM^  what  feefl  thou 

7.1.  word  that  came  to  Jeremiah  from  the  Lord 

Chap.n.i.&iS.i. 

14.  i.wo.of  the  L.  that  came  to  /e.conc.dearth 

18.18.let  us  devife  devices  againft  Jeremiah 

i9.i4.thencame  Jeremiah  from  Tophet 

zo.i.Pamur  heard  that /er.prophefied  all  thefe 

2.then  PJihurfoote  Jeremiah  the  prophet 

j.that  Pa.brougbt  forth  Jer.out  of  the  ftocks 

then  /e.faid  unto  him,TheLord  hath  not 

21. 1. the  word  which  came  unto  Jeremiah  from 

j  then  faid  Jerem.  unto  them,Thus  mall  ye 

24.g.what  feeft  thou/erasund  he  faid,  Figs 

iy.i.  w<?rd  that  came  to  Jerem.  concerning  all 

2. the  w '  ich  Jerem.  fpake  unto  all  the  people 

1 3  .w^'/ffyJiath  prophefied  againft  al  the  na. 
a6.7.and  all  the  people  heard  Jeremi.  fpeaking 

8 .  w  hen  Jerem.  had  made  an  end  of  fpeaking 

9.all  the  people  were  gathered  againft  Jere. 

x  2.then  fpake  Jeremiah  unto  all  the  Princes 

20.  according  to  all  the  words  of  Jeremiah 

24-hmdof  Ahikam  was  with  Jeremiah 

28. 5. then  the  pro.  Jer.  faid  unto  the  pro.  Han. 

6  .even  the  prophet  Jeremiah  hid.  Amen 

10.  yoke  oft  the  prophet  Jeremiahs  neck 

1 1  .the  prophet  Jeremiah  went  his  way 

1 2.the  word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  Jeremi. 

from  off  the  neck  of  the  prophet  Jerem. 

1  y.then  faid  the  prophet  Jerem.wnto  Hanan. 

29.1. thefe  are  the  words  of  the  letter  that  Jer. 

27.why  haft  thou  not  reproved  Jeremiah 

29.Zeph3.read  this  letter  in  the  ears  of  Jer. 

30.thencame  the  word  oftheL.  unto/er. 

Chap.32.26. 

3  o.i. the  word  that  came  to  Jerem.  from  the  L. 

Chapr.32.1. 

32.2./w».was(hut  up  in  the  court  of  the  pri. 

6.jrere«,faid,The  word  of  the  L.came  to  me 

33.1  .wo.of  the  L.came  to /e>'.the  fecond  time 

19.  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Jerem.  faying 

34.i.theword  which  came  to  Jerem.  from  the 

6.then  J^.the  pro.fpakeal  thefe  words  toZe. 

8.thisis  the  wo.that  came  to  Je  Atom  the  L. 

1 a.therfore  the  wo.of  the  L.came  to.7e.from 

3  5. 1. the  word  whichcame  to  Jer.fxom  the  Lo. 

3«then  I  took  Jazan  fon  of  Je.  &  his  breth. 

1  i.then  came  the  word  of  the  L.unto  Jerem. 

i8./faidunto  the  ho.of  Rechab,Thus  faith 

3. 6.1. tb.it  this  word  came  unto  Jerem.  from  the 

4.then  Jeremi.  called  Baruch  fon  of  Neriah 

&  Baruch  wrote  from  the  mouth  of  Je. 

5  .yer.commanded  Baruch,  faying,I  am  (hut 

8.Baruch  did  according  to  all  Je.  comman. 

lO.then  readBa.  in  the  bo.  of  the  wo.of  Je. 

\o.%o  hide  thee,  thou  and  Jeremiah 

26.to  take  Baruch  &/e.but  the  L.hid  them 

27.then  the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Jer. 

words  w0'1  Baruch  wrote  at  the  mo.of  Je. 

3  2.then  tooke  Jer.  another  roule  and  gave 

wrote  therein  from  the  mo.of  Jer.iW  the 

37.i.which  he  fpake  by  the  Prophet  Jeremiah 

3. to  the  pro..7er.faying,Pray  now  to  the  Lo. 

^.Jere.came  in,  &  went  out  3mong  the  peo. 

6. then  came  the  wo.  of  the  L.to  the  pro.  Je. 

1 2.then /<?>•. went  forth  out  of  Jerufal.  to  go 

1 3  .he  took/e.tbe  prop!i.faying,Thou  falleft 

i4.then  faid  Jeremiah ^It  is  falfe,I  fall  not 

fo  Irijah  took  Jer.  and  brought  him 

if. Princes  were  very  wroth  with  Jeremiah 

1 6. when  Jere.  was  entred  into  the  dungeon 

Jer. had  remained  there  many  daies 

ijvTft-.fsidjThere  is: for  faid  he,Thou  (halt 

ift.Jer.  faid  unto  King  Zedek.What  have  I 

2i.commit.7cr.  into  the  court  of  the  prifon 

thus  Jer.  remained  in  the  court  of  the 

3  8.i.Pa(nur  had  heard  the  words/eJiad  fpoken 

fi.then -tooke  they  Jer. and  cift  him  into  the 

and  they  let  down  Jeremiah  with  coards 

and  Jeremiah  funke  in  the  mire 

7.when  Ebed-m.heard  that  they  had  put  Je. 

9  jn  all  they  have  done  to  Jerem.  the  Proph. 


JER      JER 

io.take  up /e.out  of  the  dungeon  bef.he  die 
1  r  .Ebed.let  them  down  by  cords  —to  Jere. 
12.Ebed-m.faid  unto  Jer.Pat  now  thefe  old 
and  Jeremiah  did  (o 
13X0  they  drew  up  Jeremiah  with  cords 

Jer.  remained  in  the  court  of  the  prifon 

14.Zedek.the  Kfent  and  took /e/'.unto  him 

Ki.faid  unto  /e.Ile  a  sk  thee  a  thing,hide 

1  y.then  Je.favi  untoZed.If  I  declare  it  unto 

16.(0  the  King  fware  fecretly  unto  Jeremiah 

i7.thenfaid.Ter.unt0  Zed.Thus  faith  the  L. 

19. Ze. faid  untoje.l  am  afraid  of  the  Jewes 

zo.Jeremiah  faid,They  (hall  not  deliver  thee 

24.then  faid  Zed.unto  Je.Let  no  man  know 

27.then  came  all  the  Princes  unto  Jeremiah 

28.  fo  Jer.  abode  in  the  court  cf  die  prifon 

39.1 1. gave  ch  arge  concerning  Je.to  Nebuzar. 

14. &  took  Jcr.owt  of  the  court  of  the  prifon 

iy.now  the  word  of  the  L.came  toje.  while 

40. 1. the  word  which  came  to  Jeremiah  from  the 

2.captain  of  the  guard  took  Je.Sc  faid  unto 

6.then  went  Jeremiah  unto  Gedaliah 

42.2.faid  unto  Jeremiah  the  Prophet,Let,  we 

4.thzn  Jerem.  the  Prophet  faid  unto  them,  I 

y.then  they  faid  to  Jerem.The  Lord  be  a  true 

7.  that  the  word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  Jer. 

43. 1. that  when.7er.had  made  an  endoffpeak. 

2.fayingunto/ere»JMfr>Tbou  fpeakeft  falfly 

6.had  left  with  Geda.and  Jerem.and  Baruch 

S.came  the  wo.of  the  Lo.unto/e.in  Tapha. 

44. 1. the  word  that  came  to  .^'.concerning  all 

1  y.anfwered  Je>'.faying,As  for  the  word  that 

20.then  Jerem.faid  unto  all  the  peoplejto  the 

24.  moreover  Jerem.  [aid  unto  all  the  people 

45;.  1. the  word  thnjer.thz  Pro.fpake  unto  Bar. 

written  thefe  wo.in  a  book  at  the  mo.of  Je. 

46. 1 .  the  word  of  the  Lord  wch  came  to  Jerem. 

13.  the  word  that  the  Lord  fpake  to  Jer.  the 

47.Lwor.of  the  L.that  came  to.7e.the  Pro.aga. 

49.24.wor.of  the  L.that  came  to  j^.the  Pro.ag. 

50.1. land  of  Caldeans,by.7*e're#%z&  the  Prophet 

51.y9.the  word  wcb.7"e.thePro.command.Scra. 

6o.fo  Jeremiah  wrote  in  a  booke  all  the  evill 

6i..7e.faid  toSer.When  thou  comeft  toBab. 

64-thus  farre  are  the  words  of  Jeremiah 

y  2.  i.was  Hamutal  daughter  of  Jer.  of  Libnah 

Ddft.9.2.accom.  7.  yeers  in  the  deflations  of  Jer. 

Mat.z.17.  which  was  fpoken  by  Jer.  the  Prophet 

i6.i4.othersfay,Thouatt  Jeremias 

27.9.  that  which  was  fpoken  by  the  Proph./er. 

31eresnotlj. 

1  C/;;0.2y.2.thefonsofHeman,Shebuel,/e«»9ffc 

22.the  fifteenth  lot  came  to  Jeremotb 
Et?a  10.27.  Jeremotb  &  Zabad  had  taken  ftrange 

3!ertai>. 
1  C^.23.19.  ofthefonsof  Hebronj/w^the  firft 

Chap.  24.2  3. 
3leribaf. 
1  Chr. 11. 46.  Jeribai  &Jo(haviah  were  valiant  men 
3iertci?o. 

Num.  z 2. 1. pitched  on  this  fide  Jordan  by  Jericho 
26.3. fpake  with  them  neere  JerichOffsymg 

63.num.the  chil.of  If.by  Jor.  neer  unto  Jer. 

31.12.whkh  are  by  Jordan  neere  Jericho 

3  3  48.plaines  of  Moab  by  Jordan  neere  Jericho 

Verfe  yo. 

34.1  y. neere  Jer.czft ward  toward  the  fun  riling 

3  y.i.fpa.unto  Mo.in  the  pla.of  Mo. — neer  Jer. 

36.13.chil.0flf.in  the  pla.of  Mo.byJor.neer/. 

Dent .  3  2.29-land  of  Moab  that  is  over  againft  Je . 

3  4. 1  .to  the  top  of  Pifgah,tbat  is  over  aga. Jerk. 

3. the  fouth,  &  plains  of  the  valley  of  Jericho 

Jojb.z.  1  .goe  view  the  land>even  Jericho 

3.i6.people  palled  over  right  againft  Jericho 
4.i3.untobattell  to  die  plaines  or  Jericho 

i9.encamped  in  Gilg.in  theeaft  bord.of/e. 
y  .10.  kept  the  pafleov.  in  the  plaines  of  Jericho 
1 3.  when  Jofli.was  by  Jer. thai  he  lift  up  his 
6. 1. now  Jericho  was  ftraightly  (hut  up 
2.fee,I  have  given  into  thine  hand  Jericho 
2  y  .which  J'oftwa  fent  to  fpie  out  Jericho 
26.th.1t  rHeth  up  and  buildeth  this  city  Jerk. 
7.2.Jofliua  fait  Yien  from  Jericho  to  Ai 
8.2.  as  thou  did'7:  (into  Jericho  and  her  King 
9. 3  what  Jofhua  had  done  unto  Jericho, and 
10. 1  .as  he  had  done  to  Je/,and  bet  King,fo  he 


JER        JER 

,      13.3  2.on  the  other  (ide  Jordan  by  /e.eaftwarcl 

i6„i.lot  oftbe  chil.of  Jof.fel  from  Jor.by  Jer 

urito  the  waters  of  Jericho,to  the  wildernes' 

that  goeth  up  from  Jericho 

7.and  the  border  came  to  Jericho 

18. 1 2. the  border  went  up  to  the  fide  of  Jericho 

2t»accord.to  their  fam.were/e.&  Beth-hog. 

20.8.otherfide  Jord.by  Jc.thzy  aftigned  Bez.er 

24. 1  i.eame  unto  Jer.  &  the  men  of  fer.f ought 

2  Sam.  10.  y.tarry  ar /e.untill  your  beards  be  grow.  : 

1  Chron.ip.f, 

1  K.«zg.i6.?4.in  his^faiesdid  Hiel  build  Jericho 

2  Kjng.z. q.for  the  Lord  hath  (ent  me  to  Jericho 

not  leave  thee,  fo  they  came  to  Jericho 
y.fons  of  the  proph.  that  were  at  Jeri.  came 
1  y .which  wereto  view  at  Jericho  faw  him 
1 8.for  he  tarried  at  Jcncho,and  he  faid  unto 
ay.y.overtook  him  in  the  plains  of  Jericho 

1  Cfo.6.78.on  the  otherfide  of  Jordan  by  Jeri.  on 

2  C^.28.1  y.and  brought  them  to  Jer.  the  city  of 
E'Kra  2.34.the  children  of  Jericho,  345 

Nehem.y.  36. 
Neh.-^. z.ni.s.t  unto  him  builded  the  men  of  Jericho 
/er.39.y.ovcrtooke  Zedek.in  the  plaines  of  Jeric.  \ 

Chap,  y  2. 8. 
Mat.zo.zg.a%  they  departed  from  Jcricho,a  great 
Ma;\e  10.46. they  came  to  Jericho,  &  as  they  were 
Lu\e  10. 30.a  certain  man  went  do.from  Jer.toje. 
18.3  y.that  as  he  was  come  nigh  unto  Jericho,  a 
ip.i.Jefus  entred  and  pafled  thorow  Jericho 
He6.11.30.by  faith  the  walls  of  Jericho  fell  down 

Jojh.  z.z.it  was  told  the  King  of  Jericho, Cay ing 
3.  the  King  of  Jericho  fent  unto  Rahab 
6.  a.into  thine  hand  Jericho ,8c  the  King  thereof 
8.2.as  thourdidft  unto  Jericho  and  her  King 
10.  i  .as  he  had  done  to  Jericho  and  her  King,fo 
28.  as  hee  did  unto  the  King  of  Jericho 

Verfe  30. 
1  z.p.Kings  w^  Jomua  fmote,tJie  Ki.of  Je.and 
3!e«el. 
1  Cbron."]  .z.fon.%  of  TolajJer/c/.Jahmai 

31erijal>. 
1  Chr.z6.i  i.among  the  Hebronites  was/ejichief 
«.       3!er(mot}j. 

1  Cbr .1 .7 .ton%  of  3t\a, Jerimotb  and  Iri 

8,fonsof  Becher,Oinri  and  Jerimoth 
8.14.  Ahio,Shaihak,and  Jerimoth  fonsof  Beriah 
i2.y.  and  over  the  thirty,Eleuz'ai  and  Jerimoth 
23.23.fons  of  Mu(hi,Mahli,Edari&  Jeri.  three 
Chap.  24.30. 
27. 1 9. the  ruler  of  Naphthali,  was  Jerimotb 

2  CJtf.11.18.Reho.took  himMabalath  daug.of/. 

3 1.1 3  .&  Jerimoth  and  Jozabad  were  overfeers 
E^ra  10.26.  Jer.  &  Eliah  had  taken  ftrange  wives 

31ertori>. 
1  t%.2.i8.begate  chil.of  A  znb.his  wife,&  of  Je. 

3!ei*oam. 
1  Chro.iz.7.  the  fons  of  Jcroam  of  Gedor 

3ieroboam. 
1  KiK.11.28.the  man  Jeroboam  was  a  mighty  man 
29.when  Jeroboam  went  out  of  Jerufalem 
3 1. he  faid  to  Jeroboam,  Take  thee  ten 
40.Solomon  fought  to  kil  Jeroboam,8c  Jerob. 
i2.2.and  Jeroboam  dwelt  in  Egypt 
3  .Jeroboam  and  all  the  congregation  came,& 

2  chron.10.1. 
1 2.fo  Jerob.  &  all  the  people  came  to  Reho, 

2Cfo-0».lO.I2. 

20.heard  that  Jeroboam  was  come  againe 
2y.tben  Jer.bviAt  Shechem  in  mount  Ephra. 
26.Zer.faid  in  his  heart,Now  (hall  the 
3  2.,/er.ordained  a  feaft  in  the  eighth  month 

1 3. 1. Jerob.  ftood  by  the  altar  to  burne  incenfe 
4.  when  Jerobo-  heard  the  laying  of  the  man 
3  3.  after  this  thing  Jerob.  returned  not  from 
34.  thing  became  (m  unto  the  houfe  of  Jero. 

14-i.Abijah  fon  of  Jeroboam  fell  (icke 

z.Jeroboam  faid  to  his  wife,  Arife  I  pray  thee 

not  known  to  be  the  wife  of  Jeroboam 

4.  Jeroboams  wife  did  fc,&  arofe,and  went  to 

j  .wife  of  /era.  cometh  to  ask  a  thing  of  thee 

6\come  in  thou  wife  ofje.  why  feineft  thou 

7.go  tell  Jeroboam,T hus  faith  the  Lord  God 

idle  bring  evil  upon  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 

take  away  the  remnant  of  the  ho.of  Jer.as 

11. htm 


J  E  R  JER 

i  i-him  that  dicth  of  jer.in  the  city  fh.ill  the 

1 3. he  onely  of  jerob.ihM  come  tothe  grave 

toward  the  Lo  G.of  If.in  the  hoafe  of  Je . 

14-who  fh  ill  cut  ofFthe  houfe  of/e. that  day 

itf.becaufeofthefinsof/OT'kwhodidfirme 

17.  Jeiobo.  wife  arofe  anddepartcd,and  when 

19.  reft  of  the  acts  of  Jeroboam,  are  they  not 

20. day  wc!l  Jeroboam  reigned  were  22.  yeeres 

30.war  between  Rehob.&JW'.all  their  dayes 

Chap.  1 y.6. 

1  y.7.was  war  between  Abijam  and  Jeroboam 

p.  in  the  twentieth  yeer  of  Jero.  reigned  Afa 

2  y .Nadab  fon  of  Jeroboam  began  to  reigne 

i^.fmote  al  the  houfe  oije.he  left  not  to  Je. 

30.  becaufe  of  the  fins  of  Jeroboam  which  he 
34.and  walked  in  the  way  of  Jeroboam 

i6.i.and  thou  haft  walked  in  the  way  of  Je.8i 
7.in  being  like  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 
io,m  walking  in  the  w3y  of  Jeroboam 
2  Rin.io.  3 1. he  departed  not  from  the  fins  of  Jer. 

13. 6. depart. not  from  the  fins  of  the  ho.of  Jer. 
1 3  .and  Jeroboam  fate  upon  his  throne 

1 4.16.  Jeroboam  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
i$. Jeroboam  began  to  reigne  in  Samaria 
27-taved  them  by  the  hand  of  Jeroboam 
28.reft  of  the  acts  of  Jeroboam,  are  they  not 
zp,  Jeroboam  flept  with  his  fathers 

1  y.i.in  the  27.yeer  of Jeroboam  began  Azariah 
8.did  Zachar.  fbnof/era.reigne  over  Ifrael 

17.21  ./cAdrave  Ifrael  from  following  the  Lo. 
2  z.  walked  in  all  the  fins  of  Jeroboam 

1  Cbro.% .l7.in  the  daies  of  Jefob.K'm*  over  Ifrael 

2  Cbro.io.z.tlm  Jeroboam  returned  outofEgypt 

1  i.4.returned  from  going  againft  Jeroboam 

i4.for  Jeroboam  had  caft  them  off  from 
1 2.1 5  .wars  bet w  een  Reho.and  /^.continually 
13.1.U1  the  eighteenth  yeer  of  Je.began  Abijah 
2.was  war  between  Abijah  and  Jeroboam 
$,JerAfo  fetthe  battell  in  array  againft  him 
4-heare  me  thou  Jeroboam,  and  all  Ifrael 
8. which  Jeroboam  made  you  for  gods 
1 3  .Jeroboam  cau'ed  ati  ambufhment  to  come 

I  y.God  fmote  Jer.  and  all  Ifr.before  Abijah 
ly.Abijah  purfued  after  Jtruboam,and 
20.neither  did  Jer.recover  ftrength  againe  in 

Hof.i.x.and  in  the  daies  of  Jeroboam  fon  of  Joafh 
Amos  i.t.in  the  daies  of  Jerob.Con  of  Joafh,King 
7.o.rife  againft  the  houfe  of  Jer.  wth  the  ("word 
icfent  to  Jeroboam  King  of  Ifrael,  faying 

I I  .thus  Amos  faith,  Jeroboam  fhal  die  by  the 
3leroboam  jnyned  with  jftebat, 

1  Kin.i  i.z6.Jer.  fon  of  Nibat,  even  he  lift  up  his 

1 2.2.when  Jeroboam  fon  of  Nebat  heard  of  it 

1  y  .Lo.fpakeby  Ahijah  unto /'Won  of  Neb. 

1 5. 1. in  the  18.  ye.of  Jer. (on  of  Neb.  reigned 

16. 3.  thy  houfe  like  the  houfe  of  Jer. fon  of  Ne. 

26.  walked  in  all  the  way  of  Jer.fon  of  Ne. 

3 1.  him  to  walk  in  the  fins  of  Je. fon  of  Ne. 
21.22.thme  houfe  like  the  ho.of  Jer.fon  of  N. 
22.5  2.in  the  way  of  Jeroboam  fon  of  Nebat 

2  f\MZ.3.3-he  cleaved  unto  the  fins  of/e.fon  of  N. 

9.9-like  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam  fon  of  Nebat 
10.29. from  the  (ins  of  Jer.fon  of  Ne.  Jehu  dep. 
i3.2.fo\lowed  the  fins  of  jerobo.fon  ofNebat 

1 1  .depa.not  from  al  the  fins  ofje  fon  of  N. 

Chap.14.20. 

1  y. o.he depa.not  from  the  finsof  /e.fonof  N. 

i8.not  al  his  daies  from  the  fins  of/.fo.ofN. 

24.depart.not  from  the  finsof  je.fon  of  Ne. 

Terfe28. 

17.21.they  made  Jeroboam  fon  ofNebat  King 

23.1  j. &  the  high  place  wch  Je.fon  of  Neb-had 

2  Chfo.  9.  zg.  againft  Jeroboam  the  fon  ofNebat 

10.2.  when  Jeroboam  fon  ofNebat  heard  it,  he 

1 5. by  the  hand  of  Ahi.to  Je.  the  fon  of  N. 
i3-6.yet  Jerobo.  fon  of  Nebat  is  rifen  up, and 

1  Sa»*.i.i.name  was  Elkanah  fon  of  Jeroham 

1  Cfc'o.6, 27. fons  of  Elkanah)  Jeroham  his  fon 

34.the  fon  of  Elkanah,the  fon  of  Jeroham 
8.27.Eliahand  Zichri  the  ions  of  Jeroham 
9.8.and  Ibneiah  the  fon  of  Jeroham 

1 2.and  Adaiah  the  fon  of  Jeroham 
27.22.of  Dan  Azarieljfon  of  Jervham 

2  Cfc.23. 1. took  the  cap.0fhund.A2a.the fon  of/. 
Ntb.  1 1 . 1  z.and  Adaiah  fon  of  Jeroham  the  fon  of 


JER        JER 

31ernbbaal  called  alfo  31  etnbefbectj. 

judg.6.% 2.on  that  day  he  called  him  jerubbaal 
7.i.then  jembbaal,who  is  Gideon,rofe  up 
8 . 29.  Jerubbaal  went  and  dwelt  in  his 

3  j. neither  fhewed  they  kindn.to  the  ho.of  J. 
^.r.Abimel.fon  of  Jerubbaal  went  toShechem 
2.either  that  all  the  fens  of  Jerubbaal  reigne 
y.flew  his  brethren  the  fons  of  Jerubbaal 

yet  Jotham  the  yongeft  fon  of  Jer.was  left 
16.  if  ye  have  dealt  well  with  Jerubbaal,  and 
I9.if  ye  have  dealt  fincerely  with  Jer.and  his 
24  cruelty  done  to  the  7.  fons  of  Jer.  migfrt 
2 8. is  not  he  the  fon  of  Jerubbaal 
57>upon  them  came  the  curfe  of  Jo.fon  of  J. 

1  Sam.i  2.u.Lo.fent  Jerubbaal  &  Bedan,&  deliv. 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 2 1 .  w  ho  fmote  Abimelech  fon  of  Jer  ub. 

Jerttel. 

2  Cfco.20.i6.before  the  wilderneffe  of  Jeruel 

3jerufalem  called  Hiternfalem. 
Jojh.  1 5.8. the  fame  is  Jerufalem ;  and  the  border 

18.28.and  Jebufijwhich  is  Jerufalem 
Judg.  1. 7. they  brought  him  to  jer.St  he  died  there 
2 1  .not  drive  out  the  Jeb.that  inhabited  Jem. 
19. 10. came  over  againft  Jebus,which  is  Jeruf. 

1  &7?».i7.j4.bro.thehcad  to  jer.bwt  he  put  the  ar. 

2  Sam.  y.6.King  and  his  men  went  to  Jerufalem 

13.  moe concubines  &  wives  out  of  jerufal. 
8.7.and  brought  them  to  Jerufalem 
10.14.fromthechild.of  Am.  &  came  to  Jeruf. 
1 2.3  i.all  the  people  returned  unto  Jerufalem 
14.23.and  Joab  brought  Abfalom  to  Jerufalem 
1 5.8.  Lord  fhall  bring  me  againe  to  Jerufalem 

H. with  Abfa.went  200.menoutof/e>'«/<j/. 

29.  carried  the  arke  of  God  again  to  Jerufal. 

37. and  Abfalom  came  into  Jerufalem 
16. 1  y.men  of  Ifrael  came  to  Jerufalem 
17.20.they  returned  to  Jerufalem 
19.  i9.day  that  my  Lo.  the  Ki.went  out  ofje. 

2j.when  he  was  come  to  Jerufa.to  meet  the 
20.2.claveunto  their  Ki.from  Jor.even  unto  /. 

7.  they  went  out  of  Jerufalem  to  purfue  after 

22.Joab  returned  to  Jerufalem  unto  the  King 
24.8. they  came  to  Jer. at  the  end  of  the  9.mon. 

i6.ftretched  out  his  hand  upon/e.to  deftroy 
3. 1. an  end  of  building  the  wall  of  Jerufalem 

1 y  .he  came  to  Jerufalem  and  ftood  before 
tj.if.fortobuild  the  wall  of  Jerufalem 
io.2.fhecame  to  Jerufa.with  a  veiy  great  train 
1 1.7.111  the  hill  that  is  before  jerufalem 

1 3  .for  Jerufalems  fake  which  I  have  chofen 

ap.when  Jeroboam  went  out  of  Jer. that  the 
1 2.18.  upto  his  charetto  flee  to  Jerufalem 

2  i.Rehoboam  was  come  to  je.ht  aflembled 
1 54.and  to  eftablifh  Jerufalem 
2  F\j»-9.28.fervants  carried  him  in  a  charet  to  Je r. 
i4.2.mothers  name  Jehoaddan  of  Jerufalem 

i3.tooke  Amazi.  and  Beth.and  C3tne  to  Jer. 
and  brake  downe  the  wall  of  Jerufalem 
iy.2.mothers  name  was  Jecholiah  of  Jerufalem 
18. 1 7. they  went  up  and  came  to  Jerufalem 

2  i.hath  faid  to  Judah  and  Jerufalem,  Ye 

3  y.fhould  deliver  Jerufal.  out  of  mine  hand 
19.10.  Jerufal.  (hall  not  be  delivered  into  thine 

3  i.out  of  Jerufalem  dial  goe  forth  a  remnant 

21.12. 1  am  bringing  fuchevill  upon  Jerufalem 

i3.Ile  ftretch  over  Jerufal.  the  line  ofSama. 

He  wipe  Jemf.zs  a  man  wipeth  a  difh 

1 6.till  he  had  filled  Jerufa.ftom  one  end  to 

23.i.unto  him  all  the  elders  of  Judah  &  Jem. 
4-and  he  burnt  them  without  Jerufalem 
y.and  in  the  places  round  about  Jerufalem 
<>.from  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  without  Jeruf. 
1 3. the  high  places  that  were  before  Jeruf.  Si 
20.burntmensbo.upon  them,&  retur.to  Je. 
27. and  will  caft  off  this  city  Jerufalem 
30.and  brought  him  to  Jerufalem 

24.4.he  filled  Jerufalem  with  innocent  bloud 
8.the  daughter  of  Elnathan  of  Jerufalem 
i4-he  cartied  away  all  Jerufalem 

2  j.8.came  a  fervant  of  the  Ki.of  Bab.unto  Jer. 
9-he  burnt  all  the  houfes  of  Jerufalem 
io.brake  downe  the  walls  of  Jerufalem 
1  Chro.6. 1  y. when  the  L.  carried  away  Judah,/;;-. 

n.4.David  and  all  Ifrael  went  to  Jerufalem 

i?.3.Dav.  gathered  all  Ifrael  togei her  to  Jeruf. 

i8.7.and  David  broughtthemto  Jerufalem 


JER       JER 

19. 1  y. then  Joab  went  to  Jerufalem 
20.3,and  all  the  people  returned  to  Jerufalem 
2i.4.went  thorcwoutall  Ifrael  &  came  to  Jer. 
1  s.God  fent  an  angel  unto  Jeru.to  deftroy 

i6\ftretched  out  over  Jerufalem 
28. 1. with  all  the  valiant  men  unto  Jerufalem 
2  CMo.i.  13. high  place  that  was  at  Gibeon  to  Jer. 
5.  z.  fathers  of  the  children  of  Ifrael  unto  Jeruf 
6.6\but  I  have  chofen  Jerufalem 
10.18.up  to  hi 5  charet  to  flee  to  Jerufalem 
n.i.whenRehoboam  was  come  to  JerufaL.hz 

i4.and  came  to  Judah, and  Jerufalem 

16.  came  to  Jerufalem  to  faenfice  unto  the 
1 2.4.whicb  pertained  to  Judah,&  came  to  Jer. 

y.that  were  gathered  together  to  Jerufalem 

7.  my  wrath  fhal  not  be  powired  out  upon  Je. 
1 4. 1  y.and  they  returned  to  Jerufalem 
1 9. 1.  returned  to  his  houfe  in  peace  to  Jerufal. 

8.when  they  returned  to  Jerufalem 
20. 5. ftood  in  the  congregation  of  Judah  &  je. 

17.falv.of  the  Lord  with  you,0  Jud.&  Jer. 

27.theh  they  retur.  every  man  of  Jud.&  Je. 
to  goe  againft  Jerufalem  with  joy 

28. they  came  to  Jerufalem  with  Pfalteries 
23.2.and  they  came  to  Jerufalem 
24.6.to  bring  in  out  of  Jerufalem  the  collection 

g.made  a  proclamation  through  Judah  &  /. 

iS.and  wrath  came  upon  Judah  and  Jerufal. 

2 3. and  they  came  to  Judah  and  jerufalem 
25. 1. mothers  name  Jehoadan  of  Jerufalem 

2  3  .and  brought  h  im  to  Jerufalem 

and  btake  downe  the  wall  of  Jerufalem 
26. 3. mothers  name  Jeholiah,  of  Jerufalem 
2S.10.to  keep  under  the  child.of  Jud-&  Je  for 

24«made  him  altars  in  every  corner  of  Jeruf. 
29. 8. wrath  of  the  Lord  was  upon  J. id  &  Jem. 
3 0.3. gathered  themfelves  together  to  Jerufalem 

1  i.humbled  therrtfelves,and  came  to  Jerufal. 
3  2.9.  fend  his  fervants  to  jerufalem 

i2.commanded  Judah  and  jerufa. faying, Ye 

18.  unto  the  people  of  Jeru.thzi  were  on  the 

19.  they  fpake  againft  the  God  of  Jerufalem 
23  .brought  gifts  unto  the  Lord  to  Jerufalem 

2  5.wrath  upon  him,&  upon  Judah  &  Jeruf. 
33.13  .and  brought  him  againe  to  Jerufalem 
34.3-began  topurge  Judah  and  Jerufalem 

y.and  cleanfed  Judah  and  Jerufalem 

7. he  returned  to  jerufalem 

9.  and  they  returned  to  Jerufalem 

29-gathered  togeth.althe  elders  of  Ju.&  Je. 
3  y.24.and  they  brought  him  to  Jerufalem 

all  Judah  and  /cra.mourned  for  Jofiah 
36".4.made  Eliakim  King  over  Judah  and  Jeru. 

io.made  Zedek.King  over  judah  &  Jerufa. 

i9.and  brake  downe  the  wall  of  Jerufalem 
E^a  1 .7-Nebuchad.had  brought  forth  out  of  Jer. 

1 1. brought  up  from  Babvlon  to  jerufalem 
2.i.and  came  againe  unto  jerufalem  and  Judah 
3 .  i.gave  themfelves  as  one  man  to  jerufalem 

8.that  were  come  out  of  the  capt.unto  Jeru. 
4. 1 2.are  come  to  jerufalemjauildinp,  the  rebell. 

29.been  mighty  Kings  alfo  over  Jerufalem 

2  3»went  up  in  hafte  to  jeru.  unto  the  Jewes 
7.7.wentupfome  of  the  Nuhin. unto /er«/a/. . 

8. he  came  to  jerufalem  in  the  fifth  moneth  - 
y.on  the  firft  day  of  the  y.mon.came  he  to  J. 
14.ro  enquire  concerning  Judah  and  Jerufa. 
19.  thofe  deliver  thou  before  the  God  of  je. 
8.30.tobringthem  to  jeruf.anto  the  houfe  of 
3 1.  twel.day  of  the  firft  mon.to  goe  to  Jeru. 

3  2.we  came  to  jer.  &  abode  there  three  daies 
9.7.made  proclamation  throughout  Jud.  &  Je> 

gather  themfelves  together  to  Jerufalem 

9.gathered  themfelves  together  unto  Jerufal. 

Neb. l.z.Uft  of  the  capt.and  concerning  Jerufal. 

3  .the  wall  of  jerufalem  alfo  is  broken  down 

2.1  i.fo  I  came  to  Jer.  &  was  there  three  daies 

i3.vicwed  the  wals  of Jer.wth  were  bro.do. 

i7.how  Jer.Ueth  wafte,  the  gates  are  burnt 

let  us  build  up  the  wall  of  Jerufalem 

3.8.  they  fortified  Jerufal.  unto  the  broad  wall 

9«the  ruler  of  the  halfe  part  of  Jerufalem 

Verfe  12. 

4.7.  heard  that  the  wals  of  Jeruf.  were  made  up 

2  2.every  one  with  his  fervants  lodged  in  Je. 

7>2.gave  my  brother  Hanani  charge  over  Jeruf. 

3  .let 


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JER  JER 

3. let  not  the  gates  of  femf.be  opened  untill 

6.and  came  againe  to  Jerufalem,^  to  Judah 

8.1  ^.proclaim  in  all  their  cities  &  /e.fay,  Go 

12.z7.ac  the  dedication  of  the  wall  of  Jerufal. 

to  bring  them  to  fe.to  keep  the  dedication 

28.00th  out  of  the  plain  countr.ro.about  Je. 

zp.builded  them  villages  roundabout  fern. 

43i°y  of  Jetufalem  was  heard  even  afar  off 
1 2.7.1  came  tofe.&  underftood  of  the  evil  that 

1 1  .which  they  bro.  into  Jet  .on.  the  Sab.day 

jp.  when  the  gates  of  Jer. begin  to  be  darke 

20.  lodged  without  Jerufalem  once  or  twice 
Pfal.  $  i.i8.build  thou  the  walls  of  Jerufalem 
7?.itthey  have  laid  Jerufalem  on  heapes 

j.fhed  like  water  round  about  Jerufalem 
izz.$.Jer.is  builded  as  a  city  that  is  comp.tog. 

6.pray  for  the  peace  of  Jerufalem 
i2$.2.as  the  mountains  are  round  about  Je.  fo 
i28.5.and  thou  (halt  fee  the  good  of  Jerufalem 
1 17.6.H  1  preferre  not  Jerufa.zbove  my  chiefe 

7.remem.rhe  child.of  Edom  in  the  day  of  Je. 
i47.2.the  Lord  doth  build  up  Jerufalem 
Cant .6.4.thou  art  comely  as  Jerufalem 
I/a.i.i.which  he  faw  concerning  Judah  &  Jerufa. 
2.i.faw,concerning  Judah  and  Jerufalem 
2.$. for  Jerufalem  is  ruined 
4.4.  and  (hall  have  purged  the  b\oad  of  Jerufal. 
7 . 1  .wenc  up  toward  Jet.  to  war  againft  it,  b  ut 
10.10.  graven  images  did  excell  them  of  Jem. 

1 1  .fo  doe  to  Jerufalem  and  her  idols 

1 ». whole  work  upon  mount  Sion,&  on  Jer. 

3 2.mount  of  the  daug.of  Sion,the  hill  of  Je. 
22.10.ye  have  numbred  the  houfes  of  Jerufalem 
3  i.5.fo  will  the  Lord  of  hoftes  defend  Jerufal. 
3  j. 20. thine  eyes  lhai  fee  Je.z  quiet  habitation 
36.2/ent  Rabfhakeh  from  Lachifh  to  Jer.unto 

7-faid  to  Jeru.Ye  (hall  wor-  before  this  altar 

ao.lhould  deliver  Jerufalem  out  of  my  hand 
37.io.faying  Jer .(hal  not  be  giv.into  the  hand 

3  2.  out  of  Jerufal.  (hall  goe  forth  a  remnant 
40.2.fpeake  ye  comfortably  to  Jerufalem 
4 1 .2  7.Ile  give  to/e.one  that  bringeth  good  tid. 
44.26.  faith  to  Jerufal.  Thou  (halt  be  inhabited 

28.  faying  to  Jerufalem,  Thou  (halt  be  built 

5  i.p.fing  together,ye  wafte  places  of  Jerufalem 

he  hath  redeemed  Jerufalem 

61. 1. for  Jerufalems  fake  He  not  reft,untill  the 

7-till  he  make  Jerufalem  a  praife  in  the  earth 

■     64.10.Sion  isa  wilderneffej/ei'.isadefolation 

6  5. 1 8. for  behold  I  create  Jerufalem  a  rejoycing 
66. 10.  rejoyce  ye  with  Jerufalem 

^.o.upon  fwift  beafts  to  my  holy  mount.  Je. 
fer,i.-$.vmto  the  carrying  3way  of  Jerufal.c2.fme 
1 5  .every  one  his  t  hi  o  .at  the  en.of  t  be  ga.of  /. 
2.2.goe  &  cry  in  the  eares  of  Jerufalem  ,  faying 
3 .  i7.(hall  call  Jerufalem  the  throne  of  the  Lord 
to  the  name  of  the  Lord  to  Jerufalem 
4, 3. thus  faith  the  Lord  to  the  men  of  jftr.Break 
io.deceived  this  people,and  Jerufalem 
I  i.faid  to  J.&.  to  this  people,A  dry  wind  of 
5. 1  .run  ye  to  &  fro  thorow  the  ftreets  of  Jeruf. 
6.  no  flee  out  of  the  midft  of  Jerufalem 
7. 1 7.  what  they  doe  in  the  ftreets  of  Jerufalem 
34«to  ceafe  from  the  ftreets  of  Je.the  voice 
8. 5. why  then  is  this  peo.of  Jeru.Hiddea  backe 
9. 1 1 .1  w  ill  make  Jerufalem  heapes 
1 1 .6.procla.all  thefe  words  in  the  ftreets  of  Je. 
1 3. according  to  the  number  of  the  ftre.of  J. 
13.9.  marre  the  great  pride  of  Jerufalem 
i4.2.the  cry  of  Jerufalem  is  gone  up 

i6.(halbe  caft  out  in  the  ftreets  of  Jerufalem 

i7.i9.goeout,and  in  all  the  gates  of  Jerufalem 

21.  nor  bring  it  in  by  the  gates  of  Jerufalem 

26.come  from  the  places  about  Jerufalem 

27. even  entring  in  at  the  gates  of  Je.  on  the 

it  (hall  devoure  the  places  of  Jerufalem 

I9.7.make  void  thecounfell  of  Je. in  this  place 

1 3. houfes  of  /c.fhalbe  defiled  as  the  place  of 

22.19.&  caft  forth  beyond  the  gates  of  Jerufal. 

23.14.feen  in  the  Prophets  of  Jetaw  hor.thing 

1  f  .for  from  the  Pro.of  Jer.is  profa.gone  for. 

24.8.  the  retidue  of  Jet.thzt  dwelt  in  this  land 

2  5.1 8.  tow  it,  Jerufalem  and  rhecities  of  Judah 

26.1 8.  and  Jerufalem  (hall  become  heapes 

Micah  3.12. 
27.3.  by  the  hand  ofthe  meff-w^conie  to  Jet. 


JER      JER 

lo.tooke  captive  Jeconiah  from  Jerufalem 

all  the  nobles  of  Jerufalem 

2  1  .veffe.that  remain  in  the  ho.of  theK.of  /. 

29.2.after  the  Princes  of  Jerufal.  were  departed 

32.2.  King  of  Babylons  army  befieged  Jerufal. 

44<take  witnefle  in  the  places  about  Jerufal. 

33.io.intheftreetsof/e>'«/a.thataredefolace 

i3.flockes  to  lie  down  in  the  places  zbo.Jer. 

16. and  Jerufalem  (hall  dwell  fafely 

34.  iy.&  Princes  of  Jer.  which  paffed  between 

3  J.  1  r  .let  us  goc  to  Jeruf.  for  feare  of  the  army 

36.9.1  faft  before  the  Lo.  to  all  the  peo.of  Jer. 

that  came  from  the  cities  of  Jud.unto  Jer. 

37.  f.Cald.that  befieged  /«'.heard  tid.of  them 

1  a.then  Jeremiah  went  forth  out  of  Jerufal. 

38.28.untill  the  day  that  Jerufalem  was  taken 

was  there  when  Jerufalem  was  taken 
39.8.and  brake  down  the  walls  of  Jerufalem 
40.1. that  were  carried  away  captive  out  ofje. 
44.2.feen  all  the  evill  that  I  have  bro.upon  Je. 
6.  my  fury  was  kindled  in  the  ftreets  of  Jet. 
9.  which  they  committed  in  the  ftreets  of  Je. 
1 3. as  I  have  punifhed  Jerufalem 
17.  as  we  have  done  in  the  ftreets  of  Jerufal. 
z  l.incenfe  that  burnt  in  the  ftreets  of  Jeruf. 
j  1.  jo. let  Jerufalem  come  into  your  mind 
52.12.  ferved  the  King  of  Babylon  into  Jerufa. 
1 3. all  the  houfes  of  Jeruf. burnt  he  with  fire 
14-brake  downe  all  thewalsof  Jeruf.round 
Lam.i-7 •Je.temembred  in  the  dayes  of  her  afflict. 
8.  Jerufalem  hath  grievoufly  finned 
i7./e)'.is  a  menftruous  woman  among  them 
2.10.  virgins  of  Jeruf.  hang  downe  their  heads 
4. 1 2. enemy  (hould  have  entred  the  gates  of  J. 
£^.4.  i.pourtray  upon  it  the  city,even  Jerufalem 
7.fet  thy  face  toward  the  fiege  of  Jerufalem 
5. f  .thus  faith  the  Lord  God, This  is  Jerufalem 
8. 3. brought  me  in  the  vifions  of  God,to  Jeru. 
9#4.go  thorow  the  midft  of  Jeru.&  fet  a  marke 
8. in  thy  powring  out  of  thy  fury  upon  Jeru. 
1 3.  i6.which  prophefie  concerning  Jer.and  fee 
14.22.concer.the  evil  that  I  have  bro.upon  Jet. 
16.2.  caufe  Jerufal.  to  know  her  abominations 
3>thus  faith  the  Lo.Go.unto/e.Thy  birth  & 
17.12.  the  King  of  Babylon  is  come  to  Jeruf 
21 .2.fon  of  man,fet  thy  face  towards  Jerufalem 
20,that  the  fword  may  come  to  Je.the  defen. 
az.at  his  right  hand  was  the  divina.  for  Jer. 
22.19.gatb.er  you  into  the  midft  of  Jerufalem 
23.4.  their  names  /er.AhoIibahjSama.Aholah 
3  3. 2i. one  that  had  efcap  out  of  Je.cz.me  unto 
36.3  8.as  the  flocke  of  Je.iri  her  folemne  feafts 
DiM.i.i-came  unto  Nebuc.unto  Je.tk  befieged  it 
6.io.towa./f.he  kneeled  upon  hiskne.3.times 
9.2.accompl.feven  ye.in  the  defolations  of  Jet. 
1 2.as  hath  been  done  upon  Jerufalem 
16.  fury  be  turned  away  from  thy  city  Jeruf. 
Jer.Sc  thy  people  are  become  a  reproach 
25 .to  reftore  and  to  build  Jerufalem 
Joel  3. 1. bring  againe  the  captivity  of  Jud.&  Jer. 
6.children  of  Je.hz.ve  ye  fold  unto  the  Gre. 
i7.thcn  (hall  Jerufalem  be  holy 
20._7er.fhaU  dwell  from  gener.to  generation 
Amos  2.f  .it  (hall  devoure  the  palaces  thereof 
Obad.  1 1.  and  caft  lots  upon  Jerufalem 

20.captivity  of/erw/Ifhall  poffeffe  the  cities 
Mtcab  1 . 1. which  he  faw  concerning  Samar.&  Jer. 
5  .high  places  of  JudahJare  they  not  Jerjifal- 
9>unto  the  gate  of  my  people,  even  to  Jeruf. 
1 2.cvil  came  do.from  the  L.to  the  gate  of  /. 
3.io.they  build  up  Jerufalem  with  iniquity 
1 2. and  Jerufalem  (hall  become  heapes 
Zeph. i.iz.l  will  fearch  Jerufalem  withcandles 

3.  i6.faid  to  Jerufalem,  Peare  thou  not 
Zecb.  1 .1 2. wilt  thou  not  have  mercy  upon  Jerufal. 
1 4.I  am  jealous  for  Jerufalem 
16. 1  am  returned  to  Jetufalem  with  mercies 
a  line  flialbe  ftretched  forth  upon  Jet. 
1 7.and  (hall  yet  choofe  Jerufalem 
i9.hornes  which  have  fcat.Judah5Ifra.&  Jer. 
1.2. to  meafure  Jer.  to  fee  what  is  the  breadth 
^.Jeru.(ba.\be  inhabi.  as  towns  without  wals 
1 2,and  fliall  chufe  Jerufalem  againe 
3*2. Lord  that  hath  chofen  Jerufal.  rebuke  thee 
7.7. when  Jer.v/as  inhabited  &  in  profperity.& 
8.3.and  will  dwell  in  the  midft  of  Jerufalem 


-JEK        JER 

4.old  women  dwell  in  the  ftreets  of  Jerufal. 
8.  they  HhII  dwell  in  the  midft  of  Jerufalem 
i  f  .thought  in  thefe  days  to  do  wel  unto  Je. 
1  z.z.lle  make  Jer.a  cup  of  trembling  unto  all 
3  .will  I  make  Jerufalem  a  burdenfome  ftone 
6.Jer.(hi\be  inhabited  again  in  her  own  pla. 
14.4. which  is  before  Jerufalem  on  the  eaft 
icasa  plain  from  Geba  to  Rim.fouth  of  Je. 
1 1. but  Jerufalem  (halbe  fafely  inhabited 
1 7. of  all  the  families  ofthe  earth  unto  Jeru. 
Mai.  1 .4.offrings  of  Jet.  be  pleafant  unto  the  Lo. 
Mat. z.i. vi ift  men  from  the  eaft  to  Jerufalem 

3.he  was  troubled3&  all  Jetufalem  with  him 
3.5.then  went  out  to  h.\m  Hier  u find  all  Judah 
5.3  J. neither  fweare  by  Hierufalem 
1  $.i.which  were  of  Jctufalem)  faying 
16.21. that  he  muft  go  to  Jetu.  and  fuffer  many 
2 1 .  ro»when  he  w  as  come  into  Jerufalem f\\  the 
23.37.O  Hier. Hier. thou  that  killeft  the  pro.& 
Mar\  i<j.went  out  unto  him  all  they  of  Jerufalem  ; 
1 1 . 1  .when  they  came  nigh  to  Jerufalem  unto 
1  i.Jcfus  entred  into  Hier. &  into  the  temple  , 
1  j.tbey  came  to  Jeruf. &  Jefus  went  into  the 
27.come  againe  to  Jer.  &  as  he  was  walking 
Lu\e  2.2  2.brought  him  to  Hier.  to  prefeht  him  to 
41.  now  his  parents  went  to  Jerufalem  every 
45r.turned  backe  againe  to  Jeru.fteking  him 
4.9.  he  brought  him  to  Hierufand  fet  him  on  a 
5. 17. which  were  come  out  of  every  to.of  Hier. 
6. 1 7. -a  great  multi.of  the  people  out  of  Hier.Sc 
9.5:  i.ftedfaftly  fet  his  face  to  goe  to  Hierufalem  i 
j 3. was  as  though  he  would  go  to  Hierufalem 
13.22.and  journeying  towards  Hierufalem 
3  3  .that  a  prophet  perifti  out  of  Hierufalem 

17. 1  i.as  he  went  to  Hier.that  he  paffed  thorow  [ 
19.x  i.becaufe  he  was  nigh  to  Jerufalem 
21.20.  when  ye  fliall  fee  Jeruf.  compafled  with 

z^.Jer.fkAbe  trodden  down  ofthe  Gentiles 
24.3  3 .  and  returned  to  Jerufalem,  &  found  the 

49.but  tarry  ye  in  the  city  of  Jerufalem  untill 

f2.and  returned  to  Jerufalem  with  great  joy 

John  1 1.  i8.but  Bethany  was  nigh  unto  Jerufalem 

12.12.  heard  that  Jefus  was  come  to  Jerufalem 

Affs  i.i2.retur.they  unto  jfcr.from  themo.ofOl. 

5.16.  out  of  the  cities  round  about  unto  Jeruf. 

28.  ye  have  filled  Jerufal.  with  your  doctrine 
8.25.  returned  to  Jer.  and  preached  the  Gofpel 

27. had  come  to  Jerufalem  for  to  worfliip 
9. 2. might  bring  them  bound  unto  Jerufalem 

16.  when  Saul  was  come  to  Jetuf.be  aflaied 
1 3. 1 3. departed  from  them,  &  returned  to  Jer. 

3 1.  came  up  with  him  from  Galilee  to  Jeru. 

1  f.4.when  they  were  come  toje.  they  were  rec. 

10.2  i.paffed  thorow  Mace.&Ach.to  go  to  Je. 
20.22.I  goe  bound  in  the  fpirit  unto  Jerufalem 
2 1. 1 1. come  to  Je.  the  breth.received  us  gladly 

3 1. that  all  Jerufalem  was  in  an  uproare 
22.5.  bound  unto  Jerufalem  for  to  be  punifhed 
i7.that  when  I  was  come  again  to  ^«.even 
i8.and  get  thee  quickly  out  of 'Jerufalem 

2  J.  1. he  afcended  from  Cefarea  to  Jerufalem 

3. that  he  would  fend  for  him  to  Jerufalem 

20.whether  he  would  goe  to  Jerufalem 
Rom.i  %.z 5. but  now  I  go  unto  Je.to  minifter  unto 

3  i.fervice  which  I  have  fox  Jerufalem.  may  be 
1  Cor.i6.i-to  bring  your  liberality  unto  Jerufalem 
Gal.i\.z%.  and  anfwereth  to  Jerufal,  which  now  is 

26. but  Jerufalem  which  is  above  is  free 
Heb.i  2.22.  ye  are  come  unto  the  heavenly  Jeruf.  J 
Kew.3.12.  name  of  the  city  of  my  G.wthisnew  /. 
2 1. 2.I  John  faw  the  holy  city,  the  new  Jerufal. 
■     10.  (hewed  me  that  great  city^the  holy  Jeruf. 

Againft  Jerufalem. 

Judg.  1.8.  childr.  of  Judah  had  fought  againft  Jer. 

1  .rv»g.i4.2  j.Shiftiak  Ki.of  Eg.  cameupaga.  Jer, 

2  Chi  on.  1 2.-29. 

2  I£«2.i8.i7.with  a  great  hofte  againft  Jerufalem 

24.10.came  up  aga.jfe'.&  the  city  was  befieged 
2*.  1. he  and  all  his  hofte  againft  Jerufalem 
2  C*w.3  2.2.purpofed  to  fight  againfl :  Jerufalem 
E-Kta  4 .8-wrote  a  letter  againft  Jetufalem 
Neh.4.8.  to  fight  againft  Jetufalem,  &  to  hinder  it 
Jer. 4.i6.behoid  ,  publiih againft  Jerufalem 
6.6.and  caft  a  mount  againft  Jerufalem 
34. 1. all  the  people  fought  againft  Jerufalem 
7-King  of  Babylonsjarmy  fought  againft  Jer. 


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JER         JER 

1  ^.i.all  bis  army  againft  /er.and  they  befieged 
$i.4^ame  he  &  all  his  army  againft  jerufalem 

£^.24.2.KingofBabyl.fethimfelfaga.//.this 

z6.i.becaufe  that  Tirus  hath  faid  againft  Jeru. 

Zecki i.z.both  againft  Judah,&  againft  jerufalem 

9.  deftroy  all  the  nations  that  come  aga./r. 

14.2.1k  gather  all  nations  againft  Jerufdem 

i2.that  have  fought  againft  Jerufdem 

itf.left  of  all  the  nations  which  came  3%.  jer. 

At  Jerafalem. 

fqfh.  1 5.6 j.Jebu.dwelt  with  the  chil.of  Ju.at  Jet . 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1  but  David  tarried  ftill  at  Jerufdem 
1 5. 14.aH  his  fervants  that  were  with  him  at/, 
id.j.behold.hc  abideth  at  Jerufdem 
20.3  .David  came  to  his  houfe  at  Jerufdem 

1  if(i?z.io.26.beftowed,with  the  King  ax  Jerufdem 

1 2.27.10  dofacri.in  the  houfe  of  the  Lo.at/e. 
z  Chron.  9.  2  j. 

2  J^i''-i4-io.he  was  buried  at  /.with  his  fathers 

1  Cfomc>.34.thefe  dwelt  at  Jerufdem 

38.dwelt  with  their  brethren  at  Jerufdem 
14. 3. David  took  moe  wives  at  Jerufdem 
20. 1. but  David  tarried  at  Jerufdem 

2  Chro.  l.^.hz  had  pitched  a  tent  for  it  at  Jerufdem 

14.  placed  with  the  King  at  Jerufdem 

1  j.Ki.  made  filver  and  gold  at  Jet. as  plent. 
j .  1  .to  build  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  at  Jerufdem 
9. 1. to  prove  Sol. with  hard  queftions  at  Jeruf. 
1 5.1  o.gathered  themfelves  together  at  jerufd. 
1 9. 4. and  Jehofhaphat  dwelt  at  Jerufdem 
30.1. fhould  come  to  the  houfe  of  the  Lo.at  Je. 

5.paffeover  unro  the  Lo.God  of  Ifrael  at  Je. 

1  j. there  aflemblcd  at  Jeruf.  much  people  to 

2i.childr.of  Ifr.that  were  prefent  at  /.kept 
3  2.9.unto  all  Judah  that  were  at  Jerufa.  faying 
36.3.  King  of  Egypt  put  himdown  at  Jerufd. 
E%ra  i.2.chargedmetobuildhiman  houfe  at  Je. 
2.68. came  to  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  2.1  jerufd. 
j. 8. of  their  comming  unto  theho.of  Go.at  Je. 
4.24.work  of  the  houfe  of  God  which  is  at  jer. 
5.2.  to  build  the  houfe  of  God  which  is  at  Jet. 

i7.tobuild  this  houfe  of  God  at  Jerufdem 
6. 3. concerning  the  houfe  of  God  at  Jerufdem 

j. took  forth  out  of  the  temple  which  is  at/, 
againe  unto  the  temple  which  is  at  Jeruf. 

9.appointment  of  the  priefts  which  are  at  je. 

1 2.  to  deftroy  this  ho.of  Go.  which  is  at  jer. 

1  S.for'the  fervice  of  God  which  is  at  Jerufa. 

8.29.  and  chief  of  the  fithers  of  Ifrael  at  jeruf. 

Neb.  2. 1 2.  had  put  in  my  heart  to  doe  at  jerufalem 

6. 7. appointed  prophets  to  preach  of  thee  at  Je. 

1 1. 1. rulers  of  the  people  dwelt  at  Jerufalem 

z. offered  themfelves  to  dwell  at  jerufalem 

4. at  /e*"«/]dweltcertaine  of  thechildr-of  Ju. 

6.all  the  fons  of  Perez,  that  dwelt  at  jerufd. 

2z.overfetrs  alfo  of  the  Lev.at  jet.was  Uzzi 

1 3 .6. all  this  time  was  not  I  at  jerufalem 

Pfd.62.iy.  becaufe  of  the  temple  at  jerufa/.  fhall 

13  5. 21. which  dwelleth  at //.Praife  ye  the  L. 

Ifa. zj.i  3.worfhipthe  L.in  the  holy  mount  at  je. 

30.19.  people  fhall  dwell  in  Sion  at  jerufalem 

Jcr:zy.  i8.veffi.ls  which  are  at  jer. got  not  to  Ba. 

2  9. 2  j. in  thy  name  to  al  the  peo.that  are  at  jer. 
34  8.acove.  with  all  the  peo.whichareat  jeru. 

3  j.  1  i.fo  we  dwell  at  jerufalem 
D^.f^.tem.of  the  houfe  of  God  which  is  at /?>'. 
Zec/;.i4.i4.Judahalfo  fhall  fight  at  jerufalem 
Luke  9.3 1.  which  he  fhould  accomplifh  at  jerufd. 

2  3  .himftlf  alfo  was  at  Jerufalem  at  that  time 

24-47.among  all  the  nations,beginning  at  Jer. 

John  4.2 1. nor  yet  at  Jerufalem  worfhipthe  Father 

4<f  .feen  all  the  things  that  he  did  at  jerufd. 

5. 2. now  there  is  at  jerufa. by  the  fheep-market 

1  o.  22.it  was  at />«. the  feaft  of  the  dedication 

Affs  1. 1 9. it  was  known  unto  al  the  dwellers  at  J. 

z.  5. there  were  dwelling  at  jerufalem,  Jewes 

1 4. all  ye  that  dwell  at  jeruf.be  this  known 
4.6.  were  gathered  together  at  jerufalem 
8.i.againft  the  Church  which  was  at  jerufalem 
;  14-when  the Apoftles  which  were  at/, heard 
9.1 3. he  hath  done  to  tby.S.iints  at  jerufalem 

28. with  them  com. in  &  going  out  at  jeruf. 
1 3.27.they  that  dwell  at  jer.tbey  have  fulfilled 
i6.4.orda.of  the  Apoft.&  El.which  were  at  je. 
zo.i6.fov  himtobeat/i'.thedayofPentecoft 
2 1. 1 1  .fo  fhal  the  Jews  at  /.bind  the  man  that 


JER        JER 

1 3. but  alfo  to  die  at  jerufa/.  for  the  name  of 
25.1  j.about  whom  whenl  was  at  Je.  the  chi.pri. 
2  4.have  dealt  with  me  both  at  jew.and  alfo 
z6.$.3X  the  firft  among  mine  own  nation  at  je. 
20. (hewed  firft  unto  them  of  Jerufalem,  and 
Rom. 1  5 .26.contrib.for  the  poor  Sa.  weh  are  at  Jet. 
Daughter  ox  Daughters  ofj$itula,\zm} 
See  Daughter  or  ©aughters. 
From  jerufalem. 

1  2(z».  2.41. that  Shimei  had  gone  from  jerufalem 

2  Van.  1 2. 1 8,and  he  went  away  from  jerufalem 

24. 1  j.carried  he  into  captivity  from/w.to  Ba. 
Eflber  2.6.  who  had  beene  carried  away  from  Jet. 
Ifa.z.^.the  word  of  the  Lord  from  Jerufalem 

Micah  4.2. 

3.i.doth  take  away  from  jerufal.  the  ftay,  and 

jet.  24.1. with  the  Carpenters  &  Smiths  from  Je. 

27. 20. away  captive  Jeconiah5from  jet. to  Bab. 

29. 1. that  Jer.the  pro.fent  from  Jeruf.unto  the 

carried  away  captive  from  Jer. to  Babylon 

2.  fmiths  were  departed  from  jerufalem 

4-to  be  carried  away  from  Jeruf.  unto  Baby. 

•       20. whom  I  have  fent  from  jeru.to  Babylon 

37.5  .they  departed  from  jerufalem 

1  l.army  of  the  Calde.was  bro.up  from  jer. 
5  2.29.away  captive  homjerufalem  8  3  2.perfons 
joe/  3. 16. and  utter  his  voice  from  jerufalem 

Amos  1. 2. 
Zecb.9.  i°-and  thehorfe  from  jerufalem 

14.8.  that  living  water  (hall  goe  out  from  jet. 
Mtf.4.2  5.fol.him  a  great  mult.of  people  from  je. 

Marke  3.8. 

A£z;\8.22.fcribes  which  came  down  from  je. faid 

7. 1. certain  of  the  fcribes  which  came  from  Jer. 

I^fi_iX)?3o.went  down  horn  Jerufdem  to  Jericho 

24. 13. which  was  from  /e.about  fixty  furlongs 

John  1 . 1 9. fent  Prie.&Le.from  Je.to  ask  him,who 

Acts  1. 4. that  they  fhould  ndt  depart  from  Jerufa. 

1 2.which  is  from  jet.z  fabbath  days  journey 

8.26.the  way  that  goeth  down  from  Jetu.  unto 

11.27.came  Prophets  from  jeru.unto  Antioch 

1 2.2  j.  Barnab.&  Saul  returned  from  jerufalem 
•2  j.7.Jewes  which  came  down  from  JeruAood 

28.17.yet  wasl  deliver.prifoner  from  /.unto 
Rom.  1 5.19X0  that  from  jerufalem  I  have  fully 

in  31ernfcilem. 
Judg.  1.2 1.  dwell  with  the  chil.of  Benin/,  unto 
2  Sam.  f.^. in  Jer  he.  reigned  thirty  three  yeers  over 
I4.that  were  borne  unto  him  in  jerufalem 
9. 1 3  .fo  Mephibofheth  dwelt  in  jerufalem 
1 1 . 1 2.  fo  Uriah  abode  in  Jerufal.  that  day,  and 
1 4. 28X0  Abfal.dwelt  two  full  yeers  in  jer. and 

•  19.3  3  lie  feed  thee  with  me  in  jerufalem 

1  Kjn.z. 1 1. and  thirty  three  yeers  reigned  he  in  / 

3  6,build  thee  an  houfe  in  jerufalem 

3  8.Shimei  dwelt  in  jerufalem  many  dayes 

8.i.Eldersof  Ifrael  unto  King  Solo.in  Jerufd. 

9.i9.which  Solom.  defired  to  build  in  jer.  and 

•  10.27.King  made  filver  to  be  in  jerufas  ftones 
n.36.a  light  alway  before  me  in  jerufalem 

42.time  that  Sol.reig,  in/r.over  Ifra.40.ye. 
14.21.  he  reigned  feventeen  yeers  in  jerufalem 
1 5. 2. three  yeers  reigned  he  in  jerufalem 

4.Lord  his  Gcd  gave  him  a  lamp  in  Jerufd. 

io.forty  &  one  yeers  reigned  he  in  Jerufalem 
21.42.he  reigned  twenty  and  five  yeers  in  jer. 

2  Xjn.%  .17  .znd  jehoram  reigned  eight  yeers  in  / 

2  6. and  Ahaziah  reigned  one  yeer  in  Jerufal. 

2  Chron.zz.z. 

1 2 . 1  .and  forty  yeers  reigned  Jehoafh  in  Jeruf. 

i4.2.Ama2iah  reigned  twenty  &  nine  ye.in  / 

z  Chron.  z^.  1. 

I9.made  a  confpira.  againft  Amaziah  in  je. 

2 Chro. 1^.27. 

1 5.2.  Azari.reigned  fifty  and  two  yeers  in  Jeru. 

3 3. and  Jotham  reigned  fixteen  yeers  in  Je. 

z  Chron.zT  .\,% . 

i6.2.and  Ahaz  reigned  fixteen  yeers  in  jerufal. 

z  Chron.  28.1. 

i8.2.Hezek.  reigned  twenty  &  nine  ye.in  jet. 

2  Cbron.zg.i. 

zz.yt  fhall  worfhip  before  this  altar  in  jeru. 

2 1. 1  .Manaffeh  reigned  fifty  &  five  yeers  in  je. 

zChron,n.i. 

4.in  Jerufalem  will  I  put  my  name 

7.  in  jerufal.  which  I  have  chofen  to  put  my 


JER        JER 

I9.and  Amon  reigned  two  yeers  in  jerufal. 

2  Chron. 33.21. 

22.i.Jofiah  reigned  thirty  &  one  yeers  in  jeru, 

2  Chron.  3  4.1, 

1 4-now  fhe  dwelt  in  jerufal.  in  the  colledge 

23.9. came  not  up  to  the  altar  of  the  Lo.in  jer. 

23.paffeover  was  holden  to  the  Lord  in  jet. 

24.aborn.that  were  efpied  in  Jer.did  Joli.put 

3  1.  and  Joahaz  leigned  three  moneths  in  Je. 

2  Cbrc?i.-$6.z. 

3  3  .that  he  might  not  reigne  in  jerufalem 

36Jehoiakim  reigned  eleven  yeers  in  Jeruf. 

2  Chron.  36.5. 

24.8.Jehoiachin  reigned  in  jet. three  mpneths 

2  Cbron.^6.9. 

i8.Zedekiah  reigned  eleven  yeeres  in  jeruf 

z  Chron. 76. 11.' 

20.thro.the  ang.of  the  L.it  came  to  pafs  in/. 

1  Chro.$. q.in  //.David  reigned  thirty  &  three  ye. 
5-thefe  were  borne  unto  him  in  jerufalem 

6,  io. that  Solomon  built  in  jerufalem 

3  2.  had  built  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  in  jeruf. 
8.28.thefe  dwelt  in  jerufalem 

3  2.dwelt  with  their  brethren  in  jerufalem 
g.^.  in  jerufal.  dwelt  of  the  children  of  Judah 
14.4. names  of  his  children  which  he  had  in/ 
23.25 .that  they  may  dwel  in  jerufalem  for  ever 
29.27.thitty  three  yeers  reigned  David  in  jer. 

2  C/?rfl.2.7.cunning  men  that  were  with  me  in  je. 
8.6.  all  that  Solo,  defired  to  build  in  jerufalem 
9. 27. made  filver  in  jerufalem  as  ftones 

30.S0I. reigned  in  //.overall  Ifrael  forty  ye, 
1  i-5.and  Rehoboam  dwelt  in  jerufalem 
i2.i3.Rehoboam  ftrersgthned  himfelf  in  jer. 
Rehob.reigned  feventeen  yeers  in  Jer. 
1  3.2.Abijahreigned  three  yeeres  in  Jerufalem 
17. 1 3. mighty  men  of  valour  were  in  Jerufalem 
19  ^.in  jet.  did  Jehofhaphat  fetofthe  Levites 
20 . 3  1 . Jehofh.reigned  twenty  &  five  ye.  in  jer. 
21 .5.Jehoram  reigned  eight  yeers  in  jerufalem 
Verfe  20. 
24. t. and  Joafh  reigned  forty  yeers  in  jerufalem 
26.3.Uzziah  reigned  fifty  and  two  yeers  in  /. 
9-Uzziah  built  towers  in  Jerufalem 
1  j.  he  made  in  jerufalem  engines 
28.27.buried  Ahaz  in  the  city,even  in  jerufa/. 
3  0.2. and  all  the  congregation  in  Jeruf.  to  keep 
14.  took  away  the  altars  that  were  in  jerufal. 
z6So  there  was  great  joy  in  jerufalem 

there  was  not  the  like  in  Jerufalem 
3  i.4.commanded  the  peo.that  dwelt  in  jer.  to 
32.io.thatyeabideinthe  (lege  of  jerufalem 
3  3.4.in  Jerufdem  fhall  my  name  be  for  ever 
7.  in  jerufd.  which  I  have  chofen  before  all 
1 5. that  he  had  built  in  Jerufalem 
3  4.2  2.fhe  dwelt  in  jerufalem  in  the  colledge 

3  2.caufed  al  that  were  prefent  in  /.to  ftand 
3  5. i.Joliah  kept  a  paffeov.unto  the  Lor.in  //. 
36.  r.took  Jeho.madehim  K. in  his  fa.ftea.in/. 
i4.which  he  had  hallowed  in  jerufalem 
3  2.to  build  him  an  houfe  in  jerufalem 
Etra  i.3.heistheGod  which  is  in  jerufalem 

4.for  the  houfe  of  God  which  is  in  jerufalem 
5. build  the  houfe  oftheLord  whichisin/. 
j.i.prophe.unto  the  Jews  that  were  in  Ju.&/. 
14.  took  out  of  tb,e  temple  that  was  in  jeruf. 
1 5. carry  them  into  the  temple  that  is  in  jer. 
i6.found.of  the  houfe  of  God  web  is  in  jer. 
7. 1  J.whofe  habitation  is  in  jerufalem 

i6.for  the  houfe  of  their  God  which  is  in  /. 
1 7-altar  of  the  houfe  of  your  Go.w th  is  in  /. 
27.beautifie  the  houfe  of  the  Lo.w<b  is  inje. 
9-9.to  give  us  a  wall  in  Judah  and  in  Jerufalem 
Neb,i.zo.not  right,nor  memoriall  in  jerufalem 
1 1. 1  .to  bring  one  of  ten  to  dwell  in  jerufalem 
3-chiefe  of  the  province  that  dwelt  in  jeruf. 
1 3.  i6.and  fold  on  the  fabbath  in  jerufalem 
Pfal.ioz.z  1  .to declare  his  praife  in  jerufalem 
Ecclef.i.i.tht  fon  of  D avid,Kingin  jerufalem 
1 2.I  the  preacher  was  King  over  Ifra.in  jer. 
i6.that  have  been  before  me  in  jerufalem 
2»7.above  all  that  were  before  me  in  jerufalem 
9.  more  then  all  that  were  before  me  in  jer. 
Ifa-Ar  3  .he  that  remaineth  in  /e.fhalbe  called  holy 
written  among  the  living  in  jerufalem 
24.2  3. Lord  of  holies  fhall  reigne  in  jerufdem 
28.14.rule 


JER         J  ER 

28.14.rule  this  people  which  is  in  Jerufalem 

3  1.9.  fire  is  in  bion,and  his  furnace  in  Jerufal. 

6 y .  1  g.mi  I  will  rejoyce  in  Jerufalem 

66. 1  3  .and  ye  fhalbe  comforced  in  Jerufalem 
/^.y.publifh  in  .#>•.&  fay,Blow  ye  the  trumpet 

1 5 .4.for  that  which  he  did  in  Jerufalem 

34.6.  fpake  all  thefe  wordsumo  Zedek.m  Jer. 

y 2. 1  .Zedek.  reigned  eleven  yeers  in  Jerufalem 
f.it  came  to  paffe  in  Jerufalem  till  he  had 
£-^.4. 1  6Jle  breake  the  ftaffe  of  bread  in  Jerufal, 

1 2.  io.this  burden  concerneth  the  Prince  in  /. 
Dan.t.z.  taken  out  of  the  temple  which  is  in  Jer. 
Joel  2.3  2.in  Jerufalem  fhalbe  deliverance 
Zech.S.zi.to  feek  the  Lord  of  hoftes  in  Jerufalem 

1  z.6.  in  her  own  place,even  in  Jerufalem 
1  i.fhall  there  be  a  great  mourning  in  Jer  11  f 

1 4. 2 1. yea  every  pot  in  /ecihalbe  holines  unto 

Md.i.ti.  an  abomination  is  committed  in  Jeruf. 

Luke  i.i?>  there  wasaman  in  Jerufwhoie name 

38. that  looked  for  redemption  in  Jerufalem 

43.  the  child  Jefus  tarried  behind  in  Jerufal. 

i3.4.(innersaboveall  men  that  dwelt  in  Jem. 

24.  i8,art  thou  onely  a  ftranger  in  Jerufalem 
John  2.23.  now  when  he  was  in  Jer. at  the  paffeo. 

4.20.  that  in  Jerufalem  is  the  place  where  men 
Acls  i.8.witneffes  unto  me  both  in  Jerufalem,and 

4,i6.manifeft  to  all  them  that  dwell  in  Jerufa. 

6.7.  number  of  difciples  multiplied  in  Jerufal. 

0.2 1. deftro.them  w,h called  on  his  name  in/. 

10.39.  in  Jerufal.  which  they  flew  and  hanged 

1  i.22.eares  of  the  Church  which  was  in  Jeru. 

18. 2 1. keep  this  feaft  that  commeth  in  Jerufal. 

23.1 1  .for  as  thou  haft  teftified  of  me  in  Jeruf. 

26.1  o.which  thing  I  alfo  did  in  Jerufalem 

inhabitant  o/JJerafalcm. 

Jofh.  15.63 .for  the  Jebuf.the  inhabitants  of  Je.the 

2  Kw".23-2.&  all  the  inhabitants  of  Jer.whh  him 

2  Cbro.  20.1 y .he  faid,Ye  inhab.of  Je.be  not  afraid 

18.  inhabitants  of  Jeru.  fell  before  the  Lord 

20. &  ye  inhabitants  of  Jer.beheve  in  the  L. 

2 1. 1  i.eaufed  the  inhab.of  Je. to  commit  forni. 
1 3 .  made  the  inhab.of  ^.to  goe  a  whoring  j 

22.i.inhab.of/e}'K.made  AhaziahKing  in  his 
3  a.22.thusthe  Lord  faved  the  inhab.of  Jerufa. 
26.both  he  and  the  inhabitans  of  Jerufalem 
3  3  .inhab.of  Jer.did  honour  him  at  his  death 
3  3.9X0  Manaf.madethe  inhab.  of  Jera.to  erre 
3  4.3o.all  the  inhabitan.of /er.went  up  into  the  I 
3  2. inhab.of  Jer.did  according  to  the  coven,  \ 
3  y.i8.as  the  inhabitants  of  Jer.  kept  that  were 
E~yvJ  4.6.an  accufation  againft  the  inhab.of  Jeru. 
Neb.7.3. appoint  watches  of  the  inhabitants  of  Je. 
lfa.l.s.  irihabita.of  Jerufal.judge  betwixt  me  and 
8. 14. for  a  fnare  to  the  inhabitants  of  Jerufalem 

22.2  i.he  fhalbe  a  father  to  the  inhabit.of  Jeruf. 
7^\4.4.foreskins  ofyour  hearts,ye  inhab.of  Jerjc. 

8.1.  bring  out  the  bones  of  the  inhab.of Jeruf. 

1  i.2.fpeake  to  the  inhabitants  of  Jerufalem 

9.  a  confpiracy  is  among  the  inhab.of  Jeruf. 

1 2.  and  inhab.  of  Jer.  go,  &  cry  to  the  gods 

1 3 . 1 3  .fill  all  the  inhab.of  Jer.whh  drunkenefs 

1 7. 2P. hear  ye  the  word  of  the  L.al  the  in.of  J. 

2y.the  inhab.of  Jeruf.  (hall  remaine  for  ever 

1 8. 1  i.fpeak  to  the  inh.of/£?\faying,Thus  faith 

1 9. 3. hear  the  word  of  theLo.  O  inhab.of  Jer. 

z%  .2.to  all  the  inhabitants  of  Jerufalem,iaying 

3  2.3  2.me  to  anger,they  and  the  inhab.of  Jeru. 

3  y.i  3.  goe  &  tell  the  inhab.of  Jer.Will  ye  not 

17.  and  upon  all  the  inhab.  of  Jerufal.zW  the 

Chap.36.3r. 

42.18.  been  powrciforth  upon  the  inha.of  Je. 

Etgk.  1 1. 1  j. unto  whom  the  inha.of  Jer.  have  faid 

12.19.fa.the  Lo.G.ofthe  inha.of /e.Theyfhal 

1  y.6.fo  wil  I  give  the  inhabitants  of  Jerufalem 

Van.y.  7.  as  at  this  day  to  the  inhabit.of  Jerufalem 

Zepb.x.^.oxsx  mine  hand  upon  all  the  inha.  of  Jer. 

Zwfc.i  2.  y. inhab.of /era.ihalbe  my  ftrength  in  the 

7.8c  glory  of  the  inhab.of  Jeru.doe  nothing 

8.  Lord  defend  the  inhabitants  of  Jerufalem 

io.pour  upon  theinh.of  Je.the  fpiritof  gra. 

1 3  .i.a  fountain  opened  to  the  inhab.of  Jerufa. 

Kingof jerufalem. 

Jof.io.i.  Adoni-zed.K.of  Je.  had  heard  that  Join. 
3.Adoni-zed.Ki.of  jfc.fentunto  Hoh.  Ki.of 
5. King  of  Je.VLi.oi Hebron  gath.themfelves 
23.bro.forththe  K.of  Je.the  Ki.of  Heb.&  of 


JER         J  E  S 

1 2.  io.Kings  which  Jofhua  fmote,King  of  Jer, 
o  jerufalem. 

Pfal.  n 6. 1 9. in  the  midft  of  thee,  O  Jer.pmCe  ye 
122.2.  feet  fhallftand  within  thygacesaO  Jer. 
i37.y.if  I  forget  thee,0  Jer.  let  my  right  hand 
147. 1 2.praife  ye  the  Lord,  O  Jerufalem 

Ifa.qQ.f.get  thee  up  to  the  high  mountain,  O  Jer. 

y  i.i7.awake,awake,ftand  up,0  Jerufalem 

5  2. 1. put  on  thy  beautifull  garments,  O  Jeruf. 

2.  and  fit  down,  O  Jerufalem,  loofe  thy  felf 

62.6.I  have  fet  watchmen  upon  thy  wals,0  /. 

Jer.4.14.0  Jer.  watch  thine  heart  from  the  wick. 
6.8. be  thou  inftruc"ted,0  Jerufalem 
7. 29.au:  off  thine  haire,0  Jerufalem 
1 3. 27. woe  unto  thee,0  Jeru.  wilt  thou  not  be 
i  y.  y.who  (lull  have  pity  upon  thee.O  Jerufal. 

Luke  13.3  4.O  Jeruf.  Jer.  that  killeft  the  Prophets 

up  to  3lernXalem, 

2&-/#.i9.34.that  1  fhould  go  up  with  the  K.toje. 

1  Kjn.  1 2.28.  too  much  for  you  to  go  up  to  Jeruf 

2  IQn.iz.  1 7-Hazael  fet  his  face  to  go  up  to  Jeruf. 
i6.y.then  Rezin  &  Pekah  came  up  to/.to  war 

2  Cb/o.z.  i6.thou  (halt  carry  it  up  to  jerufalem 
Ettu  i.3.and  let  him  goe  up  to  Jerufalem 

7. 1 3. of  their  own  free  will  to  go  up  to  Jerufa. 

Mat. 20. 17  Jefus  going  up  to  Jer.  took  the  twelve 

18. behold  we  goe  up  to/<?.&  the  fon  of  man 

Marine  10.33.  Lufe  18.31. 

Mar\e  10.3  2.they  were  in  the  way  going  up  to  Je. 

if  .41.  which  came  up  with  him  unto  Jerufal. 

Lu\e  2. 42. they  went  up  to  Jer.  after  the  cuftomc 

19.28.  he  went  before  attending  up  to  Jerufal. 

John  2.13  .and  Jefus  went  up  to  Jerufalem 

Chap.  f.t. 
11.y5.many  wentoutofthecountreyupto  Je. 
Acls  1  i.2.when  Peter  was  come  up  to  Jerufalem 
iy.2.fhouldgo  up  to  Jerufal.umo  the  Apoftles 
2i.4.that  he  fhould  not  goe  up  to  Jerufalem 
i2.befought  him  not  to  go  up  to  Jerufalem 
1  y.and  we  went  up  to  Jerufalem 
24. 1 1.  fince  I  went  up  to  Jerufalem  to  worfhip 
25.9,  wilt  thou  goe  up  to  Jerufalem,&  there  be 
Gal.i.  i7.neither  went  I  up  to  Jer.to  them  which 
1 8.1  went  up  to  Jerufalem  to  fee  Peter 
2.1.I  went  up  again  to  Jerufalem  with  Barnabas 
31cruflja. 
1  Kj~M?.;3.  Jothams  mothers  name  was  Jerujha 
zChron.ty.i. 
3Iefa<al>. 
1  Cfe/'o». 3. 2 1. the  fonsof  Hamniah,  Jefaiab 
Neb. 1 1.7. the  fon  of  Ithiel,the  fon  of  Jefaiah 
31efl-ala&. 

1  Cbro. z<,.7,.the  fons  of  Jeduthun,Zeri.&./e/kdi<"fc 
1  y  .the  eight  lot  came  to  Jcfl}aiah,he  his  fons 

26.2<.Rahabiah  his  fon,  Jejhaiab  his  fon 
E^a  8.7. the  fons  of  Ehmfjejhaiab,  fon  of  Atha. 
I9.and  Hafhabiah,  and  with  him  Jejhaiab 
3Icfljanar). 

2  C&^i  3. i9-took  from  him7fjfo?".with  the  towns 
31efl)arelah. 

1  Cfcrfl.2y.i4.thefeventhlotcame  to  Jcjhare  lab, he 

JeChebeab. 
1  dw.24.13.the  14.  lot  came  forth  to  Jefhebeab 

3DeCher. . 
1  Cbro.  2.i8.her  for*  are  the(e,Jefber,Shohzb 

3Iefl)tmott. 
Num. zi.zo.whiehlooketh  towatd  Jcjhimon 

Chap  23.28. 
1  S<z»". 23. i9.which  is  on  the  fouth  ofjefbimon 
24  in  the  plaine  of  the  fouth  oijefhimon 
26.  i.hill  of  Hachilah  which  is  before  Jejhimon 
3. which  is  before  Jcfhimm^yj  the  way 

3le0-i0rat. 

1  Cbro.^.14.  tne  f°n  oi  Jefbifbai  the  fon  of  Jahdo 
3!eChna,  fometime  "Jotyua. 

1  C&>o.24.n.the  ninth  lot  came  forth  to  Jejhua 

2  Cbr.^  1. 1 5. next  unto  him  wexejefhua  &  Shem, 
£~"ra  2.2.which  came  with  Zerab.  Jefbua,  Nehe. 

6.  of  the  children  of  Jejhua  and  Joab 

Nehcm.7.  ir. 
36.  of  the  houfe  of/cj&.p.hund.feventy  three 
Nebem.7.19. 
40.the  Levites,the  childr.of  Jejh.  Ncfe.7.43. 
3.2.then  flood  uyjefkud.  fon  of  Jozadak,and 
8.  began  Jejhua  to  fet  forward  the  worke  of 
j".then  flood  JVJ&. with  his  fons  and  brethren 


JE  S        JES 

4.3.Zerubbab,  and  Jejhuahid  unto  them,  You 
f  .2.and  Jejhua  began  to  build  the  houfe  of  G. 
8.3  3.and  with  them  was  jozabad.fon  of  Jejhua 
io.i8.tak.ftrange  wives,namely  of  the  fo.of /. 
Neb.$.  tp.next  to  him  repaired  Ezer  fon  of  Jijhiia 
7.7.  who  came  with  Zerubbabel^f/fofe^Nehe. 
8. 7. alfo  Jejhua  and  Bani  caufed  the  people  ro 

i7.for  iince  the  dayes  of  Jcjh.  unto  that  day 
9.4. then  flood  up  upon  the  ftaires  Jcjhua,and 

j.  then  fcfri.and  Kadmiel  faid,Stand  up  and 
lo.g.zndjejbua  and  Binui  fealed  the  covenant 
1  i.26.fome  of  the  children  of  Jud.dvvelt  at  Je. 
iz.i.jejbua  &Seraiah  went  up  with  Zedekiah 
7.and  of  their  brethren  in  the  dayes  of  Jejh. 
8.the  Lev.Jcfiua,and  Binui,which  was  over 
io.and  Jefijuabegate  Joiakim 
24.Shera.8c  Jejhua,  with  their  brethren  over 
26. thefe  were  in  the  days  of  Joiak.fon  ofje, 
31euah. 
1  Cb;o.n.6.jefab  &  AzariclcametoDav.to  Zik. 
23.20.  of  the  fons  oi  Uzzie],  Jefiab  the  fecond 
E?ra  10.2  y.Ramiah  &  Jejiab  had  taken  itrange 

3lefimiel. 
1  C/;w.4.36.Adieland  Jefimielwete  Princes 

31cfo!)aiaIj. 

1  Chro.^.-}6.Jefob'aiab,  and  Afaiah,  were  Princes 

31eire. 

Rutb4.17.name  Obed  :  he  is  the  father  of  Jeffe 
22.0bed  begate  Jejje,  Jeffe  begate  David 

1  Sam.16.  i.I  wil  lend  thee  to  Jeffe  the  Bethlemite 
3. and  call  Jeffe  to  the  facrifice 
6.and  he  fancTiified  Jefj'e 
7. then  Jeffe  called  Aminadab,and  made 
9. then  Jeffe  made  Shammah  to  paffe  by 
10.  Jeffe  made  7. of  his  fons  to  paffe  before 

1  i.Sam.faid  to  Jeffe,  Are  here  all  thy  child. 
Samuel  faid  unto  Jeffe&end  &  fetch  him 

18. 1  have  feen  the  fon  of/e.that  is  cun.in  pla. 

19.  wherefore  Saul  fent  meflen.unto  Jeffe, & 

20.  Jeffe  took  an  affe  laden  with  bread,and 

2  z.Saul  fent  to  /("/^faying,  Let  Dav.I  pray 
17.12.  whofename  wasjejfe,&ihehad  8. fons 

13.threeeld.fons  of  Je.went  and  fol.Saul  to 
1 7.8c  Jeffe  faid  to  David  his  fon,Take  now 
20.as  Jeffe  had  commanded  him 
y  8.1  am  the  fon  of  thy  ferrant  Jeffe 

20. 2  7.  where  fore  commeth  not  the  fon  of  Je.to 
jo.chofen  the  fon  oi  Jeffe  to  thine  own  conf. 
3 1. as  long  as  the  fon  of  Jeffe  liveth  upon  the 

22.7.will  the  fon  oi  Jeffe  give  every  one  of  you 
8. fon  hath  made  a  league  with  the  fon  oi  J. 
9,1  faw  the  fon  oi  Jeffe  comming  to  Nob 
1 3  .confpired  aga.me,thou  and  the  fon  of  Je. 

2y.io.whoisDavid?and  who  is  the  fon  of  Je. 
z  Sam.zo.  i.neith.have  we  inner. in  the  fon  oi  Jeffe 

1  Kjn.tz.16. 

23 .  I.David  the  fon  of  Jeffe  faid,  The  fpirit  of 

1  Chro.z.iz.znd  Obed  begate  Jeffe 

1 3.  and  Jejje  begate  his  nrft-borne,  Eljab 
io.i4.kingdome  unto  David,fon  of  Jefj'e 
1 2. 1 8. on  thy  fide  are  we,thou  fon  of  Je.Pea.ce 
29.26.thus  David  the  fon  of  Jeffe  reigned 

2  Cbro.io.  16.Sc  wehavenoinher.inthefonof/. 
1 1.  i8.took  Abihail  daugh.of  Eliab  fon  of  Jeffe 

Vf0l.7z.zo.  prayers  of  Dav.fon  oi  Jeffe  are  ended 
lfa.\  1. 1. come  forth  a  rod  out  of  the  ftem  of Jeffe 

ic.in  that  day  there  fhalbe  a  root  of  Jeffe 
AfaJ.i.y.and  Obed  begate  Jeffe 

6.andjejfe  begate  David  the  King 
Luke  3.3  2.which  was  the  fon  oi  Jeffe 
Acls  1 3.22.I  have  found  David  fonof/#,a  man 
Rom.  1  y.  1 2.Ef3ias  faith.There  fhalbe  a  root  ofje. 

3Ieft(ng. 
Ephef.<.4.notjeftmg,which  ate  not  convenient 

Jdat.  3^ittS. 
Num.z6.w.ofJefu'hthe  family  ofjefuitei 

jlefanm, 
Deut.2  2.1  y.  but  Jefurun  waxed  fat  and  kicked 
3  3  .y.  he  was  King  in  Jefurun  when  the  heads 
26.none  like  the  God  oi  Jefurun 
I  fa  a  4.2. fear  not  thou  Jefut.  whom  I  have  chofen 
3  ^efttg. 

Mat.  1 . 1 2.and  thou  (halt  call  his  name  Jefus 
2y.he  called  his  name  Jefus 
2.  i«now  Jefus  was  borne  in  Bethelem  in  Judea 
3.13  .then  cometh  Jefus  from  Gal.to  Jordan  to 

1  <;.  Jefus 


JES         JES 

i  $  fefus  anfwering,faid  unto  him,Suffer  it 
iS.fefus  when  he  was  bapt.went  up  ftraight 
4.  i. then  was  fefus  led  up  of  the  fpirit  into  the 
i2.now  when  fefus  had  heard  that  John  was 
i7.ftom  that  time  fefus  began  to  preach 

1  S.and  fefus  walking  by  the  fea  ofGal.faw 
7. 28. when  fefus  had  ended  thefe  fayings,the 
8. 3  .fefus  put  forth  his  hand  and  touched  nim 

j.whcn  fefus  was  entred  into  Capern.  there 
io.when  fefus  heard  it,he  marvelled 
i4.when  fe.uns  come  into  Peters  houfe,he 
1 8. when  fefus  faw  great  mult.about  him,he 
29. what  have  we  to  do  with  thee/e.thou  fon 
34  the  whole  citie  came  out  to  meet  fefus 
9. 1.  fefus  feeing  their  faith,faid  unto  the  ficke 
4./e.knowing  their  thoughts,faid,Wherfore 
9.3s  /tf.paffed  for. from  thence  he  faw  a  man 
io.as  fcf.  fate  at  meat  in  the  houfe,  behold 
12. when  fe.heard  that  he  faid,They  that  be 
1$.  fefus  arofe  and  followed  him,  &  fo  did 

2  2.  fefus  turn  ed  him  about,  &  when  he  faw 
23. when  fefus  came  into  the  rulers  houfe,& 
27«when  fe,  departed  thence  two  blind  men 
30. fef.  flraightly  charged,faying,See  that  no 

10.  {.  thefe  twelve  fefus  fent  forth 

n.i. when  fefus  had  made  an  end  of  comman. 
4.  fefus  anCw  ered  &  faid  unto  them,Goe  &' 
7.  fefus  began  to  fay  unto  them  concerning 
zf  .at  that  time  /e.anfw.&  faid  I  thank  thee 

r  2. 1  ?. but  when  fe. knew  it,he  withdrew  himf. 
25.  fefus  knew  their  thoughts,and  faid  unto 

13.34.ail  thefe  things  fpake /e.unto  the  mult. 
36.  then  fefus  fent  the  multitude  away  , 
53.  that  when  fe.  had  finiihed  thefe  parab.be 

i4.i.Herod  heard  of  the  fame  of  fefus 
I2.and  his  difciples  went  and  told  fefus 
l^.v/henfefus  heard  of  it,he  departed  thence 

'     2SjJe.conftrained  his  difci.to  get  into  a  (hip 
27.ftraight  way  fef.  fpake  unto  them,(aying 
29. he  walked  on  the  water  to  go  to  fefus 
3  i./e.ftretched  forth  his  hand  &  caught  him 

1 5.  i.tnen  came  to  fefus  Scribes  &  Phaiifees 
i8./e.anfw.&  faid  unto  her,C>  woman  great 
2 9. fe /departed  from  thence,and  came  nigh 
jo.caft  them  down  at  fefus  feet,&  he  healed 
32.then  Je.called  his  difciples  &  faid,I  have 

16.8. wch  when  /c.pcrceiv.he  faid  unto  them,0 
1 3.  when  fe.  came  into  the  coafts  of  Gefarea 
1 7-fe.3nCwt.8c  faid,Bkffed  art  thou  Sim  on 
2 1  .began  fe.to  (hew  unto  his  difciples  how 

1 7.  i.after  fix  dayes,/e.t3keth  Peter.  James,and 

Mar  lie  9.2. 

4. faid  unto  fef.  Lord,  it  is  good  for  us  to  be 

Marly  9.5-. 

7.  and  fef.  came  and  touched  them,  and  faid 

8.  they  faw  nomanfavejtyw  onely 

Marty  9.8. 
9./e.char.them,faying,  Tel  the  vilion  to  no 
1  i./"<?.anf.&  faid,Eliastruely  (hal  firftcome 
1 8. and  fefus  rebuked  the  Divell 
19.  then  came  his  difciples  to  fefus  apart 
z<).fcf.  prevented  him,faying,What  thinkeft 

1 8. 1  .at  the  fame  time  came  the  difcip.unto  fef. 
i.fe.cAled  a  little  child  unto  him,&  fet  him 

19. 1  .that  w  hen  ./.had  finiihed  thefe  fayings,he 
2.6.fef.  beheld  them,&  faid  unto  them,  Wh 

20. 1 7.  J^.going  up  to  Jer.took  the  twelve  dif. 
22.  fef.  anfwered  &  faid,  Ye  know  not  what 
25.,/e.called  them  unto  him  &  faid, Ye  know 
30.  when  they  heard  that  /e.paffed  by,  cryed 
3  2.  fefus  flood  ftill  and  called  them 
34.10  fefus  had  compaflion  on  them 

2 1. 1. then  fent  fefus  two  difciples 
6.and  did  as  fefus  commanded  them 
1 1  .this  is/e.the  pro.of  Nazareth  of  Galilee 
27.they  anfwer.je/iand  faid,  We  cannot  tell 

22.1  ./e.anfw.&  fpake  unto  them  again  by  par. 
1 8. but  ^.perceived  their  wickednefs,  &  faid 
29._7c.anfwered  &  faid  unto  them, Ye  do  erre 
41.Phar.were  gath.together,/?/;  asked  them 

23.1  .then  fpake  /e.unto  the  mul.&  to  his  difc. 

24.4./e.anfwered  &  faid  untothem,Take  heed 

2t».i.when  J^.had  finiihed  all  thefe  fay.he faid 
4.that  they  might  take  fefus  by  fubtilty 
fi.now  when  Je.was  in  Bethany  in  the  houfe 
io.when  Je.underftood  it,he  faid  unto  them 


JES      JES 

1 7. the  difciples  came  unto  /.faying,Where 
i9.difciples  did  as  fefus  had  appointed  them 
i6.fefus  tooke  bread  and  blcffed  it 
36.  then  cometh  fef.whh  them  unto  a  place 
49.  he  came  to  fefus  and  faid,  Haile  mafter 
5  o.and  laid  hands  on  fefus,znd  tooke  hirn 
j  i.one  of  them  wch  were  with  fef.  ftretched 
57.that  had  laid  hold  on  feru.led  him  away 
y  9.fought  falfe  witneffe  aga./f.to  put  him  to 
6 3. but  fefus  held  his  peace,&  the  high  prieft 
^9.thou  alfowaft  with  fefus  of  Galilee 

Marty  14.67. 
7 1  .this  fellow  alfo  was  with  fefus  of  Naza. 
7  s.Peter  remembred  the  words  of  fefus 
27.  i.eounfel  againft  fefus  to  put  him  to  death 
1 1. fefus  flood  before  the  governour 
20.(hould  aske  Barabbas,and  deftroy  fefus 
26.when  he  had  fcourged  fefus,ht  delivered 
37.this  is  fefus  the  King  of  the  Jcwes 
46.about  the  ninth  hour,/.cried  with  a  loud 

Marty  ij.  34. 
50.jV.when  he  had  cried  with  a  loud  voice 

Marty  15.37. 
54.watching  fefusfm  the  earthquake,  and 
yy.which  followed  fe.ftom  Gahlee,minift. 
57.  who  alfo  himfelfe  was  fefus  difciple 
5  8.  and  he  begged  the  body  of  fefus 

Marty  15.  43. 
28.y.for  I  know  that  ye  feeke  fefus  which  was 
r  Marty  16.9. 

9.behold,/i?//tf  met  him,faying,All  haile 

1  tunto  a  mountain  where  Jehad  appointed 
i8.and/^came  &  fpake  unto  them,  faying 

Marty  i.9.that  je.came  from  Naza.of  Galilee,& 
i^.fefus  came  into  Galilee  preaching  the 
24. what  have  we  to  do  with  thee,thou  fe.  of 
Lutyq.  39. 

2  %. fefus  rebuked  him,faying3Hoid  thy  peace 

Ik^4-3  5. 
iti.fefus  moved  with  compaffion,put  forth 
45\that  /e.could  no  more  enter  into  the  city 
2. 5. when  fefus  law  their  faith,he  faid  to  the 
S.Y/hmfefus  perceived  in  his  fpirit  that  they 
1  j.tbat  as  feSiK  at  meat  in  his  houfe,  many 
Publicans  &  finners  fate  alfo  with  fef. 
17.  when  fefus  heatd  it.he  faith  unto  them 
3-7.but  /e.withdrew  himfelf  with  his  difciples 
j.6.but  when  he  faw  fefus  afar  ofT,he  came 
7. what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee,  fefus 
1 3. forthwith  fefus  gave  them  leave,and  the 

1  J.  they  come  to/e.&  fee  him  that  was  pof. 
i9.howbeit  fefus  fuffercd  him  not,but  faith 
20.how  great  things  fefus  had  done  for  him 

2  i.when  fef.  was  paffed  over  againe  by  (hip 
27.  when  ihe  had  heard  of  fefus,c^mt  in  the 
30./?/.  immediatly  knowing  in  himfelf  that 
36.affoon  as/i? .heard  the  word  that  was  fpo. 

6.30.  gathered  themfelves  together  unto  fifus 
34-fef  when  he  came  out  law  much  people 

8. 1  fefus  called  his  difciples  unto  them,and 
1 7. when  /.knew  itshe  faith  unto  thera,Why 

9.4.and  they  were  talking  w  itli  fefus 

25 .when  fefaw  that  the  people  came  run. he 
27.  fefus  took  him  by  the  hand,&  lifted  him 

lO.f.fefus anfwered  &faid  unto them,For  the 
1 4.when  fef.  faw  it,he  was  much  difpleafed 
2 1  .then  Je.beholding  him^oved  him,&  faid 
23./c.looked  round  about  him,&  faith  unto 
24-but  /e,anfwe.againe,and  faith  unto  them 
27./e.looking  about  him,faith,With  men  it 
qi.fe.called  them  to  him,and  faid,Ye  know 
47. heard  that  it  was/e.of  Naza.he  began  to 
fe.thou  fon  of  D3vid,have  mercy  on  me 
49.fe.R00d  flil  &  comman.him  to  be  called 
SO.rofe  and  came  to  fefus 
5  i./kanfwe.  and  faid  unto  him,  What  wilt 
5  2.and  he  followed  fefus  in  the  way 

n.6.cvenas/Vdihadcommanded,andthey 
7. and  brought  the  colt  to  fefus 
1  i.^.entred  into  Jerufalem,  and  went  into 
22.Je.anfwering faith  unto  him,Have  faith 
29.Jre.anfwered  and  faid  unto  them,I  will 

3  3. they  anfwered  &  faid  unto  fefus,  We 
./e.anfweringjfaith  unto  them,N either  do  I 

1 2.  i7./f/Tanfwe.faid  unto  them,Render  unto  I 
29./e.anfwered  him,The  fkft  of  all  the  com.  I 


JES         JES 

34.when  fe.  faw  thatheanfwtred'cifcrettK 
41.&  fefus  fate  over  againll  ihe  treafurie 
1 3 .5. fefus  anfwering  th  m^began  to  fay^Tal:: 
lq.zz.fcfasiooke  bread  and  ble(Tcd,and  brake 
53.  they  led  fefus  away  to  the  high  prj  Jt 
5  5-fought  for  witneffe  againll  ft  fits 
6o.asked/f/«J,  faying,  Anlwe.thou  nothing 

1  f.i.andbound/£/«^and  carded  him  away 
i(5.9.now  when  fefus  was  rifen  early  on  the 

Luty  1.3  i.and  flialt  call  his  name  fefus 
2.2i.his  name  was  called  fefus 

27. when  the  parents  brought  in  the  child ,/. 
4j.the  child  fcftzxvkd  behind  in  Jerufalem 
52. fefus  increafed  in  wif dome,  and  ftature 
3.21.  that  fefus  alfo  being  baptized,&  praying 
2 3  ./c.himfelf  began  to  be  about  thii  t)'  ye.  or' 
4.  l.fef.  being  full  of  the  holy  Ghoft,  returned 
q.fefus  anfwered  him,faying,It  is  written 
1 4.  fefus  returned  in  the  power  of  the  fpirit 
5.8.he  fell  down  at  fefus  knees,  fayinc^DLpart 
1 2. who  feeing  fefus,k\\  on  his  face,  and 
19. into  the  midft  before  fefus 
22.  when  fefus  perceived  their  thoughts,  He 
3  i,/V.anfwer.faid  unto  them,  They  that  are 
6.1 1. what  they  might  doe  to  fefus 
7. 3. when  he  heard  of  fcf.he  fent  unto  him  the 
4. when  they  came  to  fef.  they  befought  him' 
6.thenfe  went  with  them,  and  when  he  was 
9-when  /e.heard  thefe  fayings,  he  marvelled 
I9.fentthem  to  fef.hying  ,  Ait  thou  he  that 
22. then  /e.anfwcr.faid  uniothem.Goe  your 
3  7-when  (he  knew  that  fefus  fate  a  t  meat 
8.28.  when  he  faw  fefus,  he  cried  out 

what  have  I  to  do  with  thee,/e,thou  fon 
3o./c.asked  him  (aying,What  is  thy  name 
3  5  .and  came  to  fefus  and  found  the  man 
3  S.but  fefus  fent  him  aw3y,  faying 
39.I1OW  great  things  fef.hud  done  unto  him 
40.that  when  ./f/xeturnedjthe  people  gladly 
4i.and  fell  downe  at  fefus  feet 
50.but  when  fefus  heard  it, he  anfweredhim 
9.3  3. Peter  faid  unto  fef.  Mafter,it  is  good  for 
36.  fefus  was  found  alone,and  they  kept  it 
4i./e.anfwering  faid,0  faithlefs  &  perverfe 
42.and  fefus  rebuked  the  uncleane  fpirit 
43.wondred  every  one  at  al  thingswcb  /.did 
47-/f.perceiving  the  thoughts  of  their  hearts 
10.2 1  .in  that  hour  fefus  rejoyced  in  fpirit,and 
29/aid  unto  fefus,  Who  is  my  neighbour 
3  9.which  alfo  fate  at  fefus  feet  and  heard 
1 3 . 1 2. when  fefus  faw  her,he  called  her  to  him 
i4.becaufe  that/e.had  healed  en  the  Sabbath 
14.  ^.  fefus  anfwering,  fpake  unto  the  Lawyers 
1 7. 1 3 .faid ,fefus,rs\3&zr  have  mercy  on  us 
i%. 16. fef.  called  them  unto  Jiim,&faids  Suffer 
22.now  when  fcf.hcard  thefe  things,  he  faid 
24.when/t?.faw  that  he  was  very  forrowf.he 
37.thcy  told  him  that  fe.of  Naza.  pafled  by 
3 8. they  criedjfaying,/^//^  thou  fon  of  Dav. 
40./C.  flood  &  command. him  to  be  brought 
19.1. Scfefus  entred  and  paffed  through  Jericho 
3.he  fought  to  fee  Jefus, who  he  was 
5 .when  fefus ame  totheplace,he  looked  up 
3  5. and  they  brought  him  to/i?.and  they  caft 
and  they  fet  fefus  thereon 
22 .47  .and  drew  neer  unto  fefus  to  kiffe  him 

63. the  man  that  hejtd  fefus  mocked  him,  and 
23.8.  when  Htrod  faw  fefus  he  was  exceeding 
2o.willing  to  releafe  fefus,fpake  againe 

2  5. but  he  delivered  fefus  to  their  will 
26\that  he  might  bea.r  it  after  fefus, 
28,but  fe. turning  unto  him, faid,  Daughters 
42.he  faid  unto  fefus,'Lovd  rememberme 
4^. when  fefus  had  cried  with  a  loud  voice 

5  i.and  begged  the  body  of  fefus 
24. 1  <y.  fefus  himfelf  drew  neer,and  went  with 
^.concerning/e.ofNaza.W^wasaproph. 

3  6.  fefus  himfelf  flood  in  the  midft  of  them 
folm  1 .  29>the  next  day  Jo.fecth/e.comming  unto 

36.and  looking  upon  fefus  as  he  walked,  he 
37.and  they  followed  fefus 
38.thcn  /^.turned  &  faw  them  following,& 
42.he  brought  him  to  fe.8c  when  Je.beheld 
M-fefus  would  goe forth  into  Galilee 

4  ^.prophets  did  write,  ^.of  Na  z  .the  fon  of 
2.  i.and  the  mother  of  fefus  was  there 

2.both 


JES 


JES 


JES 


JES 


zbothje.  was  called  &  his  difc.to  the  mar. 
3. the  moth.of^.faith  unto  him,  They  have 
1  i.thisbegin.of  mk.didje.in  Ca.of  Galilee 
24.DIU  /.did  not  commit  himfelf  unto  them 

3 .2  .the  fame  to  jefus  by  night,and  faid  unto 
j./e.anfwered,  Verily,  venly,I  fay  unto  thee 
22.after  thefe  things  came  je.zad  his  difcip. 

4.i.Pharifees  heard  that  jefus  made  &  baptiz. 
z.though  Jefut  himfelfe  baptiz. not  ,his  difc. 
6.  je.  therefore  being  wearied  with  his  jour. 
44.for/e.himfelfe  teftified  that  a  proph.hath 
46X0  Jefus  came,  again  into  Cana  of  Galilee 
47 .when  he  heard  that/was  come  out  of  Ju. 
jo.  man  bcleeved  the  word  that  ye. had  (pok. 
j4.the  fecond  miracle  that  Jefus  did  when  he 

f.6.vihmjef.  faw  him  lie,&  knew  that  he  had 
1 5. for  Jefus  had  conveyed  himfelfe  away 
i4.afterward  Jefus  findeth  him  in  the  temp. 

I  j.that  it  was  Je.that  had  made  him  whole 
i6".therefore  did  the  Jewcs  perfecute  Jefus 
I7.but  Je.  anfwereth  them,My  Fat.worketh 

6.  j.  when  Jefus  then  lift  up  his  eyes,and  faw  a 

I I  Jefus  took  the  loaves,and  when  he  had 
i4.(een  the  miracle  that  Jefus  did,faid,This 
1  j  .when  jfc.therfore  perceived  that  they  wo. 
1 7. and  Jefui  was  not  come  to  them 
I9.they  fee  Jefus  walking  on  the  fea 
24.people  therefore  faw  that  Jefus  was  not 

came  to  Capernaum  feeking  for  Jefus 
42. is  not  this  Jefus  the  fon  of  Jofeph 
61.  when  Jefus  knew  himfelfe  that  his  difci. 
6^  Jef.  knew  from  the  beginning  who  they 
70.Je/^anfwer.them,Have  not  I  chofen  you 
7. 1. after  thefe  things  Jcf.  walked  into  Galilee 
16.  Jefus  anfwered  them,My  doctrine  is  not 
2 1  .Jefus  anfwered  and  faid>I  have  done  one 
28  .then  cry  ed  Je  .in  the  temple,  as  he  taught 
3  7  •  Jef  flood  and  cryed ,  fay  ing.  If  any  man 
39.becaufe  that  Jefus  was  not  yet  glorified 
50. he  that  came  to  Jefus  by  night.being  • 
8,6.but  Jef.  ftooped  down,and  with  his  finger 
^.and  Jefus  was  left  alone 
lo.when  Jefus  had  lift  up  himfelfe  and  faw 
1 2.  then  fpake  Je.  againe  unto  them,  faying 
ig.Jefus  anfwered,Ye  neither  know  me,nor 

20.  thefe  words  fpake  Jefus  in  the  treafurie 
Ig.Jefus  anfwered,Verily,verily,  I  fay  unto 

,  49,  Jefus  anfweredjl  have  not  adevill 
54 ./«//«  anfwered,  If  I  honour  my  felfe,my 
jy.Jefus  hid  himfelfe,and  went  out  of  the 

o.i.as  Jefus  patted  by,he  faw  a  man  which  was 
3. /e.anfweredjNeither  hath  this  man  finned 
1 1.  a  man  that  was  called  Jef.  made  clay,  & 
iq.v/henjefus  made  the  clay,and  opened  his 
3  j.  Jefus  heard  that  they  had  caft  them  out 

10. 6. this  parable  fpake  Jefus  unto  them 
25  .Jefus  walked  in  the  temple  in  Sol.  porch 
z^.  Jefus  anfwered  them,I  told  you,and 
^z.Jeftis  anfwered  them,Many  good  works 
7,a,.Jefus  anfwered  them,Is  it  not  written 

u.j.now  Jefus  loved  Martli3,and  her  filter 
o./e.anfwer.  Are  there  not  twelve  houres  in 
ij.howbeit,J(?//«fpake  of  his  death 
1 7.  then  when  Jefus  came,he  found  that  he 
20.then  Mar.affoon  as  (he  heard  that  /e.was 

21.  then  faid  Martha  unto  jef.Loxd,  if  thou 
30.now  je.was  not  yet  come  into  the  town 
3  2.Mary  was  come  where  Jefus  was,  (he  fell 
3  3. when  Jefus  therefoe  faw  her  weeping,& 
31.  Jefus  wept 

l%.Jefus  therefore  again  groaning  in  himfelf 
4i./e.liftuphiseies  andfaid,FathcrI  thank 
4 5. had  feen  the  things  which  Jefus  did 
46.  told  them  what  things  Jefus  had  done 
51.heprophe.that /.fhoulddie  for  that  na. 
Wjcfus  therefore  walked  no  more  openly 
56.then  fought  they  for  Jefus,  and  fpake 
1 2. 1. then  JeA\%  dayes  before  the  paffeov.came 
j.and  anointed  the  feet  of  Jefus 
9^they  came  not  for  Jefus  fake  onely,but 
1 1  .many  of  the  Jew  .w  ent  away  &  bel-on  Je. 
1 2.  when  they  heard  that  Je.wzs  coming  to 
14  Je.  when  he  had  found  a  young  afle,  fate 
16.  but  when  j'e.wasglorifiedjthen  remem. 
2 1  .faying,Sir  we  would  fee  Jefus 
2 2. and  againe  Andrew  &  Philip  told  Jefus 


23.  Je/w  anfwered  them,faying,The  houfe  is 
36. thefe  thi ngs fpake  Jefus  and  departed 
1 3 . 1  .when  Jef.  knew  that  his  houre  was  come 
l-Jefm  knowing  that  theFather  had  given  al 
8.Jefus anfwered  him,If  I  walh  thee  not 
23.now  there  was  leaning  on  /e.bofom  one 

2  j.he  then  lying  on  /<?.breft,faith  unto  him 
1.6.  Jefus  anfwered,  He  it  is  to  whom  I  (hall 
36.  Jefus  anfwerecHWhither  I  go  thou  can  ft 

3  8. Jefus  anfwered  him,Wilt  thou  lay  down 
16.19.now  Jefus  knew  that  they  were  defirous 

$i.Jefus  anfwered  them,Doe  ye  not  beleeve 
17.1.  thefe  words  fpake  Jef.  and  lift  up  his  eyes 
i8.i.when/e.hadfpokenthefe  words,he  went 
2.for  Jef.  oft  times  reforted  thither  with  his 
4./^.therefore  knowing  al  things  that  (hould 
5.anfw.him,Je.of  Naz./e.faith  unto  them,I 
7  .they  faid,  We  feeke  Jefus  of  Nazareth 
8.  jfc.anfwered,  I  have  told  you,  that  I  am  he 
1 2.officers  of  the  Jews  took  Je.8c  bound  him 
1  j.and  Simon  Peter  followed  Jefus 

went  in  with  je.imo  the  palace  of  the 
I9.the  high  pri.then  asked  Je.of  his  difciplcs 
20./e.anfwered  him,I  fpake  openly  to  the 
22.one  of  the  offic.wch  flood  by  ftrook^.wtb 
23.  Jefus  anfwered, If  I  have  fpoken  evill 
28. then  led  they  Jefus  from  Caiaphas  unto 
3  2. that  the  faying  of  Jefus  might  be  fulfilled 
3  3.called  Jef.Sc.  faid  unto  him,  Art  thou  the 
34.  Jef.  anfwered  him,Sayeft  thou  this  thing 
36\/<?/'.3nfwered,My  kingdom  is  not  of  this 
37./.anfwered,ThoufayeftthatIamaKing 
19. 1.  Pilate  therefore  took  Jefus  and  fcourged 
5. then  came  forth  Jefus  wearing  the  crowne 
^.faith  unto  /^.Whence  art  thou?but  /.gave 
1 3  .he  brought  forth  Jcfus,and  fate  down  in 

1  if  .they  tooke  Jefus  and  led  him  away 
i8.anoicrucified/e/«i'  in  the  midft 
i9.writihg  was,^.ofNaz. King  of  the  Jews 
20. for  the  place  where  Je.wzs  cru.was  nigh 
2 3. when  they  had  crucl/.they  took  his  gar. 

2  j.there  flood  by  the  crofs  of  Je.his  mother 
26\when  Jefus  therefore  faw  hismother,and 
28.y?.knowingthat  all  things  were  now  ac. 
30.when/e.therefore  had  received  the  vineg. 

3  3.when  they  came  to  jef.Sc  faw  that  he  was 
3  8Jofeph  being  a  difci.of/<?.befought  Pilate 

that  he  might  take  away  the  body  of  Jef. 

and  he  tooke  the  body  of  Jefus 

39.  which  at  the  firft  came  to  Jefus  by  night 

40.then  tooke  they  the  body  oije.Sc  wound 

42.therelaidthey  Jefus  therefore 

20.2.&  the  other  difciple  whom  Jef.  loved,and 
1 2.where  the  body  of  Jefus  had  layen 
i4.and  knew  not  that  it  was  Jefus 
24.was  not  with  them  when  Jefus  came 
26.then  came  Jefus  the  doores  being  (hut 
30.  many  other  (ignes  truly  did  Jefus  in  the 
3  i.might  beleeve  that  Jefis  the  Son  of  God 

zi.i.je*  (hewed  himfelf  againe  to  his  difciples 
4.morning  was  come  Jef.  ftood  on  the  fhore 
difciples  knew  not  that  it  was  Jefus 
7.that  difciple  whom  _7e.Ioved,faid  unto  Pe. 
1 3  .Jefus  then  commeth  and  taketh  bread 
i4.third  time  that  Jefus  (hewed  himfelfe 
20.feeth  the  difciple  whom/.loved  following 
2 1  .Peter  feeing  him  faith  to  jefus, Lovd,and 
25.3Kb  many  other  things  which  Jefus  did 
Acls  1. 1. of  all  that  Jefus  began  both  to  doe  and 
1 1  .fame  /e.which  is  taken  up  from  you  into 
i4.and  Mary  the  mother  of  Jefus,  and  with 
16. was  guide  to  them  that  tooke  Jefus 

z.zz.jefusof  Nazareth,a  man  approved  of 
3  2.this  Jefus  hath  God  raifed  up 
36.that  God  hath  made,that  fame  Je.whom 

3.1 3. hath  glorified  his  fon  jefus,vihom  ye 
26.God  having  raifed  up  his  fon  Jefus,Ccnt 

4.2.  and  preached  through  Jef.  the  refurreftion 
1 3. that  they  had  been  with  Jefus 
i8.not  to  teach  in  the  name  of 'Jefus 
27«of  a  truth  agajnft  this  holy  child  /.whom 
30.done  by  the  name  of  the  holy  child  Jefus 

5. 30. the  God  of  our  fathers  raifed  up  Jefus 
40.(hould  not  fpeake  in  the  name  of  Jefus 

6.i4.that  this  Jefus  of  Nazareth  (halldeftroy 

7.^.  jefus  ftandingon  the  right  hand  of  God 
A  a  a 


JES         JES 

8.3  j.  and  preached  unto  him  Jefus 
9.  J.I  am  Jefus  whom  thou  perfecuteft 

17.evcny.that  appeared  unto  thee  in  the  way 

27. preached  boldly  at  Dam.  in  the  na.of  Je. 
10. 38. how  God  annointed  Jefof NaZir.wiih 
1 3. 2 3. raifed  unto  Ifrael  a  Saviour , Jefus 

3  3. that  he  hath  raifed  up  Jefus  againe 
17.7. that  there  is  another  King,one  jefu's 

i8.becaufe  he  preached  unto  Jefus 
19. 1 3  .faying,We  adjure  you  by  Jefus  whom 

1 J  .faid,  Jefus  I  know,  and  Paul  I  know,but 
22.8. 1  am  je.  of  Nazareth  whom  thou  perfec. 
2j.19.and  one  Jefus  which  was  dead,whom 
26.9.contrarv  to  the  name  of  Jefus  of  Nazareth 

1  J.I  am  Jefus  whom  thou  perfecuteft 

28.2  3.perfwading  them  concerning  Jefus 
&"».3.2d.juftirier  of  him  which  beleeveth  in  Jefus 

8. 1  i.fpirit  of  him  that  raifed  up  Jefus  from  rhe 

1  Cor.  1 2-3.no  man  fpe.by  the  fpirit  of  G.calleth/. 

2  C0Y.4.  j.our  felves  your  fervants  for  Jefus  (ake 

io.life  alfo  of  Jef  is  might  be  made  manifeft 

1  i.deliver-ed  unto  death  for  Jefus  Cake 
1 4-fhall  raife  up  us  alfo  by  Jefus 

1 1.4.1'f  he  that  comcth  preacheth  anoth./e.who 
F.phefq.  2 1 .  as  the  truth  is  in  Jefus 
Phil.  2. 10. that  at  the  name  of  Jefus  every  knee 
Tbef.i.  io.even  Jefus  which  delivered  us  from 
4.  H.if  we  beleeve  that  Jefus  died,&  rofe  again 
fo  them  which  deep  in  Jefus  will  God  bring 
H^.2.9.but  we  fee  Jefus  who  was  made  a  little 
4«i4.a  great  high  prieft,  Jefus  the  Son  of  God 
6.20.even  Jefus  made  an  high  prieft 
7. 2 2. by  fo  much  was  Jefus  made  a  fuerty 
10. 1 9.into  the  holieft,by  the  bloud  of  Jefus 
i2.2.Iooking  untojefits  theAuthor  of  our  faith 
24.ro  Jef.  the  mediator 'of  the  new  covenant 
1 3. 1 2.wherefore/e.alfo,that  he  might  fanftifie 
1  John  4. 1  j.whofo  fhal  confeffe  that  J^.is  the  fon 
y. j.but  he  that  beleeveth  that  Jef. is  the  fon  of 
Rev.14.1 2.  here  are  they  that  keep  the  faith  of  Jcf. 
i7.6.with  the  bloud  of  the  Martyrs  of  Jefus 
1 9.io.that  have  the  teftim.  of/e/Tworfhip.God 
the  teft.  of  Jef.  is  the  fpirit  of prophelie 
20#4.that  were  beheaded  for  the  witneffe  of  Je. 
22.16M  ^//^havefentmine  angel  toteftifie 
31eftt0  joyned  with  Chrift,  fee  Cr>Jtft, 
3Icftlffjoynedwith  Lord. 
Luke  24.3.  found  not  the  body  of  the  Lord  Jefus 
Atls  1. 2 1. all  the  time  that  the  Lord  Jcfweiit  in 
4.3  3.Apoft.vvitnefle  of  the  refur.of  the  Lo.  Jef. 
7.? 9.faying,  Lord  Jefus  receive  my  fpirit 
8.16.  they  werebap.in  the  name  of  the  Lcjef. 
9-29. fpake  boldly  in  the  name  of  the  Lord  Je. 
1 1. 17.  who  beleeved  on  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 

20.pfeacbing  the  Lord  Jefus 

1  j.26.1ives  for  the  name  of  our  Lord^.Chrift 

16.3 1  .they  faid,Beleeve  on  the  Lord  J^.Chiift 

i9,j.they  were  bap.  in  the  name  of  the  Lo.Je. 

10. heard  the  word  of  the  Lord  Jefus 

1 3. the  name  of  the  Lo.^.faying,We  adjure 

1 7.  the  name  of  the  Lord  Jef.vtzs  magnified 

20.2,1.  and  faith  toward  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 

24.miniftry  w*  I  have  received  of  the  'Lo.Je. 

3  J.&  to  remember  the  w  ords  of  our  Lo.  Je. 

2 1. 1 3. to  die  at  Jeru.forthenameofrheLo.^. 

28.3  i.teach.thofe  things  which  con.theLo.^. 
Rom.  1 . 3  .concerning  his  Son  Jef.  Chrift  our  Lord 

4.24.that  raifed  up  Jefus  our  Lo.from  the  dead 
io.9.confeffe  with  thy  mouth  the  Lord  Je.and 

1  Coy.  j.  j. may  be  faved  in  the  day  of  tbiLo.Jcfus 
6.1  i.yearejuftified  in  the  name  of  the  Lord  J. 
11.23.that  the  Lo./e.the  fame  night  in  wthhe 
1  2.3  ,no  man  can  fay  that  Jef.  is  the  Lo.but  by 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 4.3s  ye  alfo  are  ours  in  the  day  of  theL.J. 

4.  io.about  in  the  body  the  dying  of  the  Lo.J. 

i4.ihat  he  which  raifed  up  the  Lord  jkihall 

Gd.6. 17.  in  my  body  the  markes  of  the  Lord  jef. 

Ephef.i.i^-  afterl  heard  of  your  faith  in  the  L.J. 

Col.  3.17  .doe  all  in  the  name  of  the  Lord  jefus 

1  Thef.i.  1  •>  .who  both  killed  the  Lo.  Jef.  and  their 

4.1.  and  exhort  you  by  the  Lord  JefkSythut  as 

2  .we-  gave  you  by  the  Lord  jefus 

2  Tfe/.i.7.wben  the  Lo.  jef.  (halbe  revealed  from 
j  Philem.  j.faith  which  thou  haft  toward  the  Lo.Je. 

Heb.  1 3 .  20.brought  again  from  the  dead  our  L.je. 

1 2 Prt.i.2.the knowlegde of  G.&  of /e.Ch.our  L. 

Km22.20.even 


J  E  S        J  E  S 

Rev.  z  z.  20.  even  fo  come  Lord  Jefus 

Grace  of  our  LordJittaS.  See  dfoaCe- 
jlefttjS  fdd. 
Mat.4.7  Jefus  faid  unto  him,  It  is  written 

8.16.  Jefus  faid  to  tbem  that  followed,  I  have 
1 3 . JefXzid  unto  the  Centurion,Go  thy  way 

9.2.  Jefus  faid  to  the  fickc  of  the  palfie,Son  be 
i5.7e/«jfaid  unto  them , Can  the  chil.of  the 

Mark?  z-19- 
ij.57./e.faid  unto  them,  A  pro.is  not  without 
Mark?  6.4- 
14.16 'Jefus  faid  unto  them,They  need  not  de. 
1 5.16 Jefus  faid,  Are  ye  alfo  yet  without  belief 
i6.6.then  Jefus  faid  unto  them,Take  heed 

24.then  faid  /e.unto  his  difciples,lf  any  man 
i7.i7.then/e.faid,OfaithlefTe,&  perverfe  ge. 

20. Jefus  faid  unto  them,Becaufe  of  your  un. 

zz-jeXaid  unto  them,The  Son  of  man  (hall 
io.i4./f.faid,SufFer  little  children,  and  forbid 

i8.he  faith  unto  him,Which  ?  fe.  faid,Thou 

zi.Jefus  faid  unto him,If  thou  wiltbeperf 

2  j. then  faid  jk.unto  his  difcip.  Verily  I  fay 
i8./e.faid  unto  them,Venly  I  fay  unto  you 

zi,zi.  jefus  faid  unto  them,Ifye  have  faith 

24.  Jefus  faid  unto  them,I  alfo  will  aske  you 
22.37.  Jef.  faid  unto  him,Thou  (halt  love  the 
24.2.  Jefus  faid  unto  them,See  ye  not  all  thefe 
26.34.Ze.  faid  unto  him,This  night  before  the 

50  Jefus  faid  unto  him;Friend3wherfore  art 
52.then  faid/e.unto  him,Put  up  againe  thy 
55. fame  hour  faid  Je.  to  the  multitude,  Are 

27.1 1  Jefus  (aid  unto  him3Thou  fayeft 

28.10.  then  faid  Jefus  unto  them,Be  not  afraid 

Mark  i.i-r.jef.  hid  unto  them,Come  ye  after  me 

7.27v7e.faid  unto  her,  Let  the  children  firft  be 

9.2  3-Je.faid  unto  Eim,If  thou  canft  beleeve,all 

39./f/"wfaid,porbid  him  not,for there  isno 

10.18.  Jef.  faid  unto  him,Why  calleft  thou  me 

29.  Jefus  faid,  Verily  I  fay  unto  you,There  is 

3  8./e  faid  unto  them,Ye  know  not  what  ye 
3o./e.faid  unto  them,Ye  (hall  indeed  drink 
5  2.  Jefus  faid  unto  him,Go  thy  way.thy  faith 

1 1. 14.  Jef.  faid  unto  it,Nornan  eat  fru.of  thee 
12.24  Jefus  faid  unto  them,Doe  ye  not  erre 

3  tJe. faid, while  he  taught  in  the  tern.  How 

1 3 .2  Jefus  faid  unto  him,Seeft  thou  thefe  great 

14.6.  Jefus  faid,Let  her  alone,  why  trouble  ye 

iS./e/Taid,  One  of  you  w'heateth  with  me 

48./e.faid  unto  them,  Are  ye  corneas  againft 

62  Jefus  faid,  I  am,  and  ye  (hall  fee  the  Son 

72.called  to  mind  the  word  that/e.faid  unto 

Luke  4.8  Jefus  faid  unto  him, Get  thee  behind  me 

1  zje.h.  unto  him,It  is  faid,Thou  (halt  not 

5.  10  Jefus  faid  unto  Simon,Feare  not 

6. 3.  Jefus  faid,Have  ye  not  read  fo  much  as 

9. then  faid  Je.  unto  them,Ile  aske  you  one 
7.40./e.faid  unto  him,Simon,I  have  fomewhat 
8.45.  Jefus  faid,  Who  touched  me 

46  Jefus  faid,  Some  body  hath  touched  me 
9.  jo  Jefus  faid  unto  him,Forbid  him  not 
58  Jefus  faid  unto  him,Foxes  haveholes,'& 
60.  JefXiid  unto  him,  Let  the  dead  bury  the 
z6.Je.(3.id  unto  him,No  man  having  put  his 
io.3o./e.faid:)Acerta,rnanwentdo.fromJeru. 
37. then  faid/e.unto  him,Goe  and  doe  thou 
41.ye.faid  unto  her,Martha,Martha,thou  art 
1 3  .z.Jef.  faid  unto  them.Suppofe  ye  that  thefe 
17.17  Jefus  ft  id ,  Were  there  not  ten  deanfed 
1 8. 1  o./e.faid  unto  him,Why  cal.thou  me  good 

HtZ.Jcfus  faid  unto  him,Receive  thy  fight 

g.y.jef.i&id  unto  him,Thisday  is  falvat.come 

2o.8./e.  faid  unto  them,  Neither  tell  I  you  by 

3  4./<?.faid  unto  them,The  chil.of  this  world 

22.48.  Jef.  faid  unto  him,  Judas,betrayeft  thou 

5 1  .and  Jefus  faid,Suffer  ye  thus  farre 
52.tb.en  Jefus  faid  unto  thechief  prie.  Be  ye 

2 3. 3 4. then  Jefu s  did,  Father  forgive  them 

43  Jefus  faid  unto  hitn,To  day  (halt  thou  be 
/oJ>.  1.48  ./(aid  unto  him»Before  that  Phil.called 

5o./.faid  unto  him,Becaufe  I  faid  unto  thee 
z.xvjef.  faid  unto  them,  Deftroy  this  temple 

22. and  the  word  which  Jefus  had  faid 
■$.■}.  Jefus  faid  unto  him,  Except  a  man  be 

10.  Jefus  faid  unto  him,Art  thou  a  mafter  of 
4.10.  Jef.  faid  unto  her,Tf  thou  knewft  the  gift 

13.Ze.faid  unto  her,  Whofo  drinketh  of  this 


JE  S 


JES 


\i.Jefus(a\d  unto  her,Thou  haft  well  faid 
48. then  faid  Jef.  unto  him,Except  ye  fee  fig. 
53.in  the  which  Je.  faid  unto  him,Thy  fon 

f.io.then  faid/e/unto  them,  The  Son  can  do 

6.io.  Jefus  faid,  Make  the  men  fit  downe 
z6.JefS3.id  ,  Ye  feek  me  not  becaufe  ye  faw 
29/e/Xaid  untothem,This  is  the  worke  of 
3  z.Jef.  faid  unto  them3Mofes  gave  you  not 
3  j./e.faid  unto  theun,I  am  the  bread  of  life 
43.Je/Tfaid  unto  them,Murmui>e  not  among 
5;  3 .then  faid  /e.unto  them,Except  ye  eat  the 
6>.then  faid  /e.unto  the  twelve,  Wil  ye  alfo 

6.7.then  Jefus  (aid  unto  them,  My  time  is  not 
3  3. then  faid/e.unto  them, Yet  a '  little  while 

8.1  i./e.faid  unto  her,Neither  do  I  conde.thee 
14.jefXa.id  unto  them,Though  I  bear  record 
2 1  .then  faid/.again  unto  them,I  go  my  way 
28.then  faid  Jefus  unto  them,  When  ye  have 
3  i.then  faid  Jef.to  thofe  Jews  which  beleev. 
42./e.  faid  unto  them,If  God  were  your  Fa. 
58.Te.faid  unto  them,BeforeAbra.was  I  am 

9.37./.faid  unto  him.Thou  haft  both  feen  him 
39  Jefus  faid,For  judgment  I  am  come  into 
41  Jefus  faid  unto  them,If  ye  were  blind,ye 

io.7.thenfaid  Jefus  unto  them  again,I  am  the 

1 1.4.  when  /e.heard  that  he  faid, This  ficknefle 

I4.then  faid  je.to  them  plainly,Laz.is  dead 

z$.  jefus  (aid  unto  her,I  am  the  refurreftion 

1$  Jefus  faid,Takeye  away  the  ftone 

4i./<..faid,Father,I  thank  thee  that  thou  haft 

1 2.7.then  faid  jefus,Let  her  alone 

i0.JefX3.id,  This  voice  came  not  becaufe  of 
3  $.then  faid  /e.unto  them,Yet  a  little  while 
44.7e/Xaid,He  that  belecveth  on  me,beleev. 

13 .7./.faid  to  hkn,What  I  do  thou  knowft  not 
2i.when/e/Ihad  thus  faid,  he  was  troubled 
27.then  faid /e.unto  him,That  thou  doft,do 
29.that.Te.had  faid  to  him,Buy  thofe  things 
3 1  Jefus  faid,Now  is  the  Son  of  man  glori. 

i4.23.7e/zw  faid  unto him,If  any  man  love  me 

18.1  i.then  faid  ^e,unto  Peter,Put  up  thy  fmo. 
20. 2 1. then  faid  Te.unto  them  againe,Peace  be 

2 1.2  3. yet  Jef.  faid  not  to  him,He  (hal  not  die 

3]eftt0  faith. 

Mat. 4. 1  o.  then  faith  /e.unto  him, Get  thee  hence 

8.4  Jefus  faith  unto  him,See  thou  tell  no  man 

7./e.&ith  unto  him,Ile  come  and  heale  him 

zo.JeXmli  unto  him,The  Foxes  have  holes 

9.28.7e/Xaith  unto  them,Beleeve  ye  that  I  am 

1 3.5  i.Te.faith  unto  them,Have  ye  underftood 

1  ^.34. jefus  faith  unto  them,How  many  loaves 

17.z6.Je.hith  unto  him,Then  are  the  chil.free 

i8.2  2.^.fa.unto  him,I  fay  not  unto  thec,Until 

zi.i6.Je.(a.  unto  them,Yea,have  ye  never  read 

3 1. /.faith  unto  them,The  Pub.&  harlots  go 

42./e.  faith  unto  them,  Did  ye  never  read  in 

26.3 1.  then  faith  Jef.  unto  them,  All  ye  (halbe 

Mar\e  14.27. 

64.  Jefus  faith  unto  him,Thou  haft  faid 

Mark  1  i.»2./e.fai*h  unto  them,  Have  faith  in  G. 

1$.  jefus  faith  unto  them,Neither  doe  I  tell 

John  1 .47.JefX3.ith  of  him,  Behold  an  Ifra.indeed 

2.4.  jefus  faith  unto  her,  Worn,  what  have  I  to 

7. Jefus  faith  unto  them,Fill  the  water  pots 
4.7  Jefus  faith  unto  her,  Give  me  to  drinke 
16  Jefus  faith  unto  net, Go  call  thy  husband 
2 1  -Jefus  faith  unto  her,  Woman  beleeve  me 
z6.je.(aith  unto  her,  I  that  fpeake  unto  thee 
34  Jefus  faith  unto  them, My  meat  is  to  doe 
50.  Jefus  faith  unto  him,Go  thy  way,thy  fon 
5.8.  Jefus  faith  unto  him,Rife,take  up  thy 
8.2 $. Jefus  faith  unto  them,Even  the  fame  that 
39.  Jefus  faith  unto  them,Ifye  were  Abrams 
11.23  ./e.faith  unto  her,Thy  bro.ihall  rife  ag. 
40.7e.fa.unto  her,  Said  I  not  untothee,that 
44./e.faith  unto  them,Loofe  him  &let  him 
13.10.7e.fai.unto  him,He  that  is  warned  need 
14.6.  Jefus  faith  unto  him,  1  am  the  way 

9.  jefus  faith  unto  him,  Have  I  been  fo  long 

iS.^.Jefus  faith  unto  them,  I  am  he 

20. 1  ^Jef.Caith  unto  her,Woman  why  weepeft 

16  Jefus  faith  unto  her,Mary:She  turned  her 

17.  Jefus  faith  unto  her,Touch  me  not 

19  Jefus  faith  unto  them,Peace  be  unto  you 

29.7e.fa.unto  him,Thom.  becaufe  thou  haft 

ai.y.then  /e.faith  unto  them,Children,have  ye  I 


JES         JET 

io.7e. faith  uniothem  ,  Bring  of  the  fifli  wc 
1 2  Jefus  faith  unto  them,Come  and  dine 
1 5. /-.faith  to  Simon  Peter ,Loveft  thou  m 
zz.jtfXaith  unto  him,If  I  will  that  he  tarry 
31eft!0  went. 
Mal.^.zsJefus  went  about  nil  Gaililee-jteaching 
3.35  Jefus  went  about  all  the  cities  teaching 
1  z.i.Je.  went  on  the  Sabbath  day  through  the 
1 3 . 1  .fame  day  went  Jefus  out  of  the  houfe 
14. 14.  Jefus  went  fortb,and  faw  a  great 

2  5.  jefus  went  unto  them,  walking  on  the  fea 
15.21  .then  Jefus  went  thence,  and  departed 
z  1.1  z.znd  Jefus  went  into  the  temple  of  God 
24. 1  Jefus  went  out  and  departed  from 
Mar-kc  5.24/e.went  withhim^and  muchpeo.  fol 
8. 27.  jefus  went  out  &  his  difciples  into  the 
10.3  z./e.went  before  them,  &  they  were  aim. 
1 1. 1$.  Jefus  went  into  the  temple,  and  began 
I«^e7.6.then/e.went  with  them,&  when  he  was 
Join  2.i3.and  jefusviem  up  to  Jerufalem 

Chap.  5.  1. 
6.1. after  thefe  things,  Jefus  went  over  the  fea 

1  jefus  went  up  into  a  mcuntaine}and  there 

2  2.,/e.wenf  not  with  his  difcip.into  the  boat 
7.14  Jefus  went  up  into  the  temple  and  raught 
^.s..  Jefus  went  into  the  mount  of  Olives 

31cfas. 

A5is  7.45.brought  in  with/e.into  the  poffe.of  the 
C«/.4,u.and7E/*^  called  Juftusj  thefe  are  onely 
Heb.$.g.ifjefus  had  given  them  reft,then  nothing 

3IctJjer. 

judg.S.io.he  faid  tojetb.  his  firft  born,Up  &  flay 
ii^/2,2.5.wbathe  did  unto  Amafa  fon  of/.whom 

3  2.  and  flew  Amafa  fon  otjether 

1  Cbro. z.i7.rhz  fatherof  Amafa  wasjether 
3 2.the  fons  of  Jada,  Jetber,and  Jonathan 
4. 1 7. the  fons  of  Ezra  were  Jether,  Mered 
7.38.and  the  fons  of7<^e'",Jephun.Nehemiah 
^ethetb. 
GeK.36.40.duke  Timnah,duke  Alva,duke  Jetbeth 
1  Chron.i.<}i 
•Jetytob, 

Jofb.i$.4z-o( their  inheritance  wasAjaI.&7e^^ 

31ethzo.  See  alfo  iSetiel. 

£;ttf.3.i.Mofes  kept  the  flock  ofje.hh fath.in-law 
4.i8.Mof.returned  to  Jetbro  his  father-in-law 
1 8.  i.when7e.  Mofes  father-in-law  heard  of  all 
2.then  jetbro  took  Z  ippor  Mofes  wife  after 
5.  &  Jetbro  came  with  his  fons  &  wife  unto 
6.1  thy  father-in-law  7e.am  come  unto  thee 
9.  jetbro  rejoyced  for  al  the  goodnes  that  the 
10.^/foftf  faid,Bkffed  be  the  Lord  who  hath 
izjcthro  took  a  burnt-offering ,&  facrificed 
3ettir. 
(?e>2.25.x5.ofI{hmael,Kuidat',7ef/^,Naphi(h 
1  Chro.i.iijetur,  Naph.  Kedemah,  thefe  arc  the 
5.19-they  made  war  with  jetur,  and  Nephi(h 

1  Cbro.$.6.ol  the  fons  of  Zerah,7<™^ 

31ettfl). 
Gen.7,6.*,.  Aholibamah  bare  jeujh,  Jatlam 

Verfe  14. 
i8.duke7e"j^,duke  Jaalam 

1  Cbro.1.2  f.the  fons  of  E(au,Jeujh,znd  Jaalam 

7#to.and  the  fons  of  Bilhan,  jeujb,ind  Benja. 
23.10.the  fons  of  Shimei,were7e«/^,&  Beriah 
1 1  Jeujh  and  Beriah  had  not  many  fons 

2  Chro.i  i.ip.which  barehim  children,  je.Sc  She. 

1  Cfa"o.8.io.hc  begat  of  Hodafh  his  wife,7e«^.>  & 

Eflher  2. 5.was  a  certain  Jew,  whofe  na.was  Mord. 
3 .4.he  had  told  them  that  he  was  a  Jew 
5.1 3.  Morde.  the  jew  fitting  at  the  Kings  gate 
6.io.and  do  even  fo  to  Mordecai  the  Jew 
8.7.and  faid  untp  Mordecai  the/eB>,Behold  I 
9.29<and  Mor.the  jew  wrote  with  full  author. 
3  i.according  as  Mordc.the  je .&  Efther  had 
io.3.forMor.the7ew<  was  next  unto  Ki.Ahaf. 

jer.^.g.to  witjOt  a  jew  his  brother 

Zeefc.8.23.takehold  of  the  skirt  of  him  thatisa/e. 

John  ^.^.how  isit(that  thou,beiflg  a7ew,a«keft 
i8.35.Pilate  anfwered3Am  I  a  jew 

ABs  io,28.unlaw .thing  for  a  man  that  is  a  je.to 
13-^.found  there  a  falfe  prophet,  a  jew 
18.2.&  found  a certain/ra' named Aquila3born 

24.  a  , 


JEW- 


JEW 


24.a  certain  Jew  named  Apollos  came  to 
ip.i4.tbere  were  feven  fons  of  oneSceva  a.Jew 

J4.when  they  knew  that  he  was  a  Jew,  all 
2 I.  3 9. 1  am  a  man  which  am  ajew  of  Tarfus 
22.3.I  am  a  man  which  am  a  Jew  born  inTar. 
24.14.with  his  wife  Dru(illa,wch  was  a  Jew,he 
Rom.i.i6.to  every  one  that  beleeveth,to  the/.firft 
2-9.of  the  Jew  firft,and  alfo  of  the  Gentile 
io.that  worketh  good,to  the  Jew  firft,&  alfo 
i7.behold  thou  art  called  a  Jew 
28.  he  is  not  a  Jew  which  is  one  outwardly 
2?.heisa  Jew  which  is  one  inwardly 
j.  1. what  advantage  then  hath  the  Jew, ox 
10. 1 2.no  difference  between  the  Je.Sc  the  Gr. 
1  Co>\9.20.unto  the  Jewes  I  became  as  a  Jew 
GaL1.14.if  thou  being  a  Jew  liveft  after  the  man. 
3 .  2  8.for  there  is  neither  Jew  nor  Greek,for  ye 
Col.  3.  n.  where  there  is  neither  Jew  nor  Greeke 

Jetotll 
Pro.  1 1. 22.  as  a  jotvell  of  gold  in  a  fwines  fnout,fo 

20.  if. lips  of  knowledge  are  a  precious;eiW# 
JE^.  16. 1 2.I  put  zjewell  on  thy  forehead 

Ges.24.y  j  .fervant  brought  forth  jewels  of  filver 

and  jewels  of  gold,and  raiment 

Exod.^o.z.  jewels  of  filver  and  gold      Cha.11.2. 

&  Chap.  1 2. 2  j. 

3  y.2  2.  they  brought  all  jewels  of  gold 

Num.-}  1.  y  o.  what  every  man  have  gotten,  of  jewels 

j  i.took  the  go.of  themteven  al  wrought /en*-. 

1  Sam.6.S.put  the  jewels  of  gold  in  a  coffer  by 

!  ij.wherein  the]ewelsof  gold  were 

2  Cfo'tf.20.2?  .and  precious/e.which  they  flript  off 

32.27.made  treafuries  for  all  manner  of  plea./e. 
Job  28.  ^.exchange  of  it  fhal  not  be  for  jewels  of 
Cant. i.io.thy  cheeks  ate  comely  with  rowes  of/e. 

7.i.the  joynts  of  thy  thighes  are  \ike  jewels 
I/d.6i.io.adorneth  her  felfe  with  hev  jewels 
E^k,.  i6.i7.takenthy  hive  jewels  of  my  gold 
3  9.  and  fhall  take  thy  hive  jewels 

22.26.and  take  away- thy  faire  jewels 
Ho/.2.i2.(he  decked  her  felfe  with  hevjewels 
MaL3.1j.in  that  day  when  I  make  up  ray  jewels 

Jmts4 

2  Kjn.i6.6.and  Rezindrave  the  Jewes  from  Elath 

1 8 . 26.talke  not  with  us  in  the  Jewes  language 

28.  with  a  loud  voice  in  the  Jewes  language 

25.2  j.fmote  Gedaliah  and  the/ewwthat  were 

2  Cfov>. 3  2. 18. with  a  loud  voice  in  the  /ew.fpeech 

Eya  4. 1 2.  that  the  Jewes  are  come  up  to  Jetufal. 

23.ro  hafte  to  Jerufalem  unto  thejewes,tnd 

5.  i.prophefie  unto  the  Jewes  that  were  in  Jud. 

J  .eye  of  their  G.was  upon  the  eld.of  the  Je. 

6.7.govcrnour  of  the  /.and  elders  of  the/e.bu. 

8.  what  ye  fhall  doe  to  the  elders  of  thefe  Je. 
I4.and  the  elders  of  the  Jewesbwlied 

Neh.i.z.l  asked  them  concerning  the  Je.  that  had 
2.  i6.neither  had  I  as  yet  told  it  to  the  Jewes 
4.  i.and  Sanballat  mocked  the  Jewes 
2.faid,What  doe  thefe  feeble  Jewes? wi\\ 
1 2.when  the  Jems  that  dwelt  by  them  came 
j.i. againft  their  brethren  the  Jewes 
8. hath  redeemed  our  brethren  the  Jewes 
i7.at  my  table  1 50.of  the  Jewes 
6.6.that  thou  and  the  Jewes  thinke  to  rebell 
1  j.22.inthofe  dayes  faw  I  /?.that  had  married 
24.  &  could  not  fpeak  in  the  Jews  language 
Eftber  3.  io.gave  it  unto  Haman  the  Jewes  enemy 
4.  j. was  great  mourning  among  the  Jewes 
7.to  pay  to  the  Kings  treafuries  for  the  Je  .to 
1  3  .more  then  all  the  Jewes 
i4.enlargem.  and  deliver,  arifeunto  the  Je. 
cl.12.if  Mordecai  be  of  the  feed  of  the/e.before 
8. 1. gave  the  houfe  of  Haman  the  Je.  ene.  unto 
j. which  he  had  devifed  againft  the  Jewes 
5. which  he  wrote  to  deftroy  the  Jewes 
7  .becaufe  he  laid  his  hand  upon  the  Jewes 
\  8. write  ye  alfo  for  the  Jewes  as  it  liketh  you 

9.  that  Mordecai  commanded  unto  the  Jews 
and  to  the  /.according  to  their  writings 

1  i.whtrein  the  King  granted  the  Je.  which 
ij-the  Jew.  fhould  be  ready  againft  that  day 
1 6.the  Jewes  had  light  and  gladnefle 
i7.the  Jewes  had  joy  and  gladnefle 

became  Je.fov  the  feare  of  the  Jewes  fell 


JEW  JEW 

9. 1. in  the  day  that  the  enemy  ofthejWhopcd 
Jewes  had  rule  over  them  that  hated  them 
2./ea».gathered  themfelves  together  in  their 
3. officers  of  the  King  helped  the  Jewes 
5-thus  the  Jewes  fmote  all  their  enemies 
6. in  Shufhan  the  palace>the/e.flew  500. men 
1 2.  the  /.have  (lain  and  deftroyed  5  00. men 
1 3. let  it  be  granted  to  the/e.wchare  in  Shu. 
1  $./e.that  were  in  Shufhan  gath.  themfelves 
i6.other  /e.that  were  in  the  Ki.  pro.  gather. 
i8./e.  that  were  at  Shufhan  affembled  toge.' 
19. /.of  the  villages  that  dwelt  in  unwalled 
22.3s  the  dayes  wherein  the  Jewes  refted 
23.  Jew-  undertook  to  doe  as  they  had  begun 

.   27.the  Jewes  ordained,  and  took  upon  them 
28.fhould  not  faile  from  among  the  Jewes 

to.j.and  Mordecai  was  great  among  the  Jewes 

lfa.i  6.11.  fpeake  not  to  us  in  the  Jewes  language 

1 3  .cryed  with  a  loud  voice  in  the  Je.  langu. 

.7^.38.19.1  am  afraid  of  the  Jews  that  are  fallen 

52. 28 .carried  away  3023.  Jewes 
30.carried  away  captive  of  the  Jewes 
Dd#.3.8.came  neere,  and  accufed  the  Jewes 

12  certaine  of  the  Jewes  whom  thou  haft  fet 
^#.28.15"  .reported  among  the/,  untill  this  day 
Luke  7.3  .he  fent  unto  him  the  elders  of  the  Jewes 

23.$i.hewasof  Arimathea,a  city  of  the /«w 
John  i.i9.when  the  Jew.fent  Priefts& Lev.from 

2.6.after  the  manner  of  the  purifica.of  the  Jews 
1 3>the  Jewes  paffeover  was  at  hand 
i8.then  the  Jewes faid  unto  him}What  figne 
20.thcn  faid  tbe/.Forty  &  fix  yeers  was  this 

3 . 1  .named  Nicodemus ,  a  ruler  of  the  Jewes 
25-between  fome  of  Johns  difcipl.&  the  Je. 

4.9.  Jews  have  no  dealings  with  the  Samaritans 
22.for  falvation  is  of  the  Jewes 

5.  i.after  this  there  was  a  feaft  or  the  Jewes 
10.  Je.  faid  unto  him  that  was  cured,It  is  the 
1  j.told  the  Jews  that  it  was  Jefus  that  made 

1  ©".therefore  did  the  Jewes  perfecute  Jefus 
\S.Jewes  fought  the  more  to  kill  him 

6.4.  the  pafleover,a  feaft  of  the  Jewes 3\tis  in 
41. the  Jewes  then  murmured  at  him 
5  2.the  /.therefore  ftrove  among  themfelves 

7.i.becaufe  the  Jewes  fought  to  kill  him 
2.now  the  Je.  feaft  of  tabernac.  was  at  hand 
1 1  .then  the  Jewes  fought  himat  the  feaft 
1 3. openly  of  him  for  feareof  the  Jewes 
if  .the  /w.marvelled,faying,How  knoweth 
3  5. then  faid  the/.among  themfelves,Whith. 

8.22.then  faid  the  Jewes 3  Will  he  kill  himftlf 
3 1. then  faid  Jefus  to  thofe  Je.  that  beleeved 
48.th.en  the  Jewes  faid  unto  him,Say  we  not 
5  2.  then  faid  the  Jewes  unto  him,  Now  we 
f  7.then  faid  the/ .Thou  art  not  yet  fifty  ye. 

9.  iS.  Jews  did  not  beleeve  concerning  him  that 

2  2. becaufe  they  feared  the  Jewes 
tor  the  Jewes  had  agreed  already,that  if 

io.i9.divifion  againe  among  the  Jewes  for 
24>thcn  came  the  Jewes  round  about  him 
3 1  .Jewes  took  up  ftones  again  to  ftone  him 
33./e\anfw.him,faying,Foragood  work  we 

H. 8. matter,  the  /?.of  late  fought  to  ftone  thee 
19.  many  of  the  Jews  came  to  Martha,  and 

3  1. the  Je.  which.were  with  her  in  the  houfe 
3  3.  Jewes  alfo  weeping  which  came  with  her 
36.then  laid  the/e.Behold  how  he  loved  him 
4j.many  of  thofe /e.  which  came  toMa.be. 
54«walked  no  more  openly  among  the  Jews 
5  •;.  Jewes  paffeover  was  nigh  at  hand 

1 2.9.much  people  of  the  Jews  therefore  knew 
1 1. many  of  the  Jewes  beleeved  on  Jefus 

13.33.asl  faid  unto  the  Jew.Whhhev  I  goe,ye 

1 8.1 2.off.of  the  Jews  cook  Jefus  &  bound  him 
14.Ca.was  he  which  gave  counfell  to  th:  Je. 
20.W  hither  the  Jewes  alwayes  refort 
3 1  .the  Jews  therefore  faid  unto  him,Is  it  not 
36.that  I  fhould  not  be  delivered  to  the  Jews 
3  8.he  went  out  againe  unto  the  Jewes,  and 

19. 1 2.but  the  Jews  cryed  out,faying,lf  thou  let 
I4.he  faith  unto  the/n«,Behold  yourKing 
zo.this  title  read  many  of  the  Jewes 
2 1. then  faid  thechi.prieftsof  the/.to  Pilate 
3 1  .the  Jewes  therefore,  becaufe  it  was.  the 
38.but  fecretly  for  feare  of  the  /w.befought 
40.as  the  manner  of  the  Jewes  is  to  bury 
A  a  a  2 


JEW        JEW 

42.bicaufe  of  the  Jewes  preparation  day 

20.19.difcip.were  afftmbled  for  feare  of  theje. 
Acts  i.io.ftrangers  ofRome,/ra>.y  and  Profdites 

9.22.8c  Saul  confounded  the/?. which  dwelt  at 
23.the  Jewes  tookecounfell  to  kill  him 

10.22.good  report  among  al  the  na.of  the  Jews 
39.both  in  the  land  of  the  Jewes,  and  in 

Ii.19.but  unto  the  Jewes  one\y 

12.3  .becaufe  he  faw  it  pleafed  the  Jewes 
1 1 -expectation  of  the'people  of  the  Jewes 

1 3-f.preach  the  word  of  G.in  the  fyn.of  theje. 
42.when  the  Je.  were  gone  out  ofihefynag. 
43.congre.was  broken  up,many  of  the/.foj. 
45.whcn  the  JiSzw  the  multitude,th£y  were 
50.  Je .ftirred  up  the  devout  and  hon. women 

i4.i.together  into  the  fynagogue  of  the  Jewes 
great  mul.borh  of  the  Je.Sc  Greeks  beleev. 
2. the  unbeleeving ^e.ftirred  up  the  Gentiles 
4.part  held  with  the  Jewes,lkip,\it  with  the 
5 .and  alfo  of  the  Jewes  with  the  rulers, to 
ijj.came  thither  certain  Jews  from  Antioch 

1 6. 3. becaufe  of  the/e. which  were  of  thofe  par/ 
20. thefe  men  being  Je.  doe  trouble  our  city 

1 7. 1. where  was  a  fynagogue  of  the  Jewes 
•f.  but  the  Jewes  which  beleeved  nor,  moved 
10. went  into  the  fynagogue  of  the  Jewes 
1  3-when  the  Je.of  ThefTalo.had  knowledge 
i7.therfore  difputed  he  in  thefyn.wDhtheJ^. 

1 8. 2. had  commanded  al  the  Je.to  deoart  from 
4.  peifwaded  the  Jewes  and  the  Gteekes 
5  .teftified  to  the  Jews,tha.t  Jefus  was  Chrift 
1 2/e.made  infur.with  one  accord.  aoa.Paul 
i4.Gallio  faid  unto  the  Je.Ic  it  were  a  mat. 
O  ye/e.reafon  would  that  I  fhould  beare 
*9.and  he  reafoned  with  the  Jewes 
28.be  mightily  convinced  the  Jewes 

19. 1  o.heard  the  word  of  the  Lo.  Jcfus,boch  Je. 
1 3. then  certain  of  the  vagibond/.took  upon 
1 7. this  v/asknowneto  all  the  Jewes 
3  3.the  Jewes  putting  him  forward 

20.3. and  when  the  Jews  had  laid  wait  for  him 
I9.befel  me  by  the  lying  in  wait  of  the  Jews 
21.teft.both  to  theje.  &  alfo  the  Gre.repen. 

2 1.1  i.fo  fhall  the/e.at  Jeruf.bind  the  man  that 
20.  how  many  thoufands  of  /e.there  are  w'h 
rj. Jewes  which  were  in  Alia  ftirred  up  all 

22.30.\vhereof  he  was  accufed  of  the  Jewes 

2 3.1 2.certainofthe/we.5  banded  together,  & 
io.thc/.have  agreed  to  defire  thee,that  thou 
27. this  man  was  taken  of  the /'.and  ihould 
3chow  that  the  Jews  laid  wait  for  the  roan 

24.9. the  Jewes  alfo  affented,faying,  that  thefe 
i8.certain/«wfrom  Afia  found  me  purified 
27  .Felix  willing  to  fhew  the  Je.a.  pleafu.lefi: 

2  j. 2. the  chiefe  of  the  /-.informed  him  againft 
7. the  Je  .which  came  downe  from  Jeruf.laid 
8,neither  againft  the  law  of  the  Jewes 
9.Feftus  willing  to  do  the  Je.z  pleafurc  anf. 
10. to  the  Jeweshzwe  I  done  no  wrong 
i  f  .and  the  elders  of  the  Jewes  informed  me 
24.abo.whom  al  the  mul.of  the/'-have  dealt 

26.2.  whereof  I  am  accufed  of  the  Jewes 
3.  and  queflions  which  are  among  the  Jewes 
7.I  am  accufed  of  the  Jewes 
2 1  .for  thefe  caufes  the  Jewes  caught  me  in 

28.17.  Paul  called  the  chief  of  the  /.together 

I9.whenthe/e.fpakeagainit  it,I  wasconftr. 

2  9.the  Jewes  djparred,  and  had  great  reafon 

Kows.3-9.we  have  before  proved  bothje.  &  Gen. 

29:is  he  the  God  of  the  Jewes  onely 

9.24.called,notonelyof  the  Jewes,  butalfo 
1  Cor. 1. 1 2.for  the  Jewes  require  a  ligne 

23. unto  the  Jewes  a  {tumbling  blocke 
24.unto  them  which  are  called  both  Je.  and 

9.20.unto  the  Jewes  \  becime  as  a  Jew, 

that  I  might  gain  the  Je.to  them  that  are 
10.3  2.give  nooffencej'neither  to  the  Jewes3nov 

1 2. 1 3. whether  we  he  Jewes  or  Genriles 

1  Cor. 1  i.24.of  the/.five  times receiv.I  40.ftripes 

Gal.  1.1 3-converf.in  time  paft  in  the  /^.religion 

14-profited  in  the /trp.religion  above  many 

2.13  .the  otber/.diffembled  likewife  with  him 

14.2nd  not  as  doe  thejew.why  compel. thou 

the  Gentiles  to  live  ar>  doe  the  Jewes 

1  f .  we  who  are  Jewes  by  nature ,and  not  fin. 

1  Tfo/l2.i4.even  asthey  have  of  the  Jewes 

Kef.  2. g. o' 


JEW        JE  Z 

Rev.z.g.  of  them  wch  fay  they  are  Jewes  &  are  not 
3.9. which  fay  they  are  Jewes  and  are  not 
All  the  3Bci»6flf- 
Efther  3.6.wherefore  Ha.lo.to  deftroy  all  the/e». 
1  j.tocaufc  to  perifh  all  the  Jevoes 
4.i6.go  gather  together  all  the  Jevoes  that  are 
9.20.and  fent  letters  unto  all  the  Jevoes  that 
24.the  enemy  of  all  the  Jevoes  had  devifed 
30.  he  fent  the  letters  unto  all  the  Jevoes 
Jet.T,  z.  1  z.before  all  the  Je.  thit  fate  in  the  court 
40.1 1. when  al  the Je.thx  were  in  Moab  heard 
li.even  all  the  Jevoes  returned  out  of  all 
if  .al  the  Jewes  that  arcgather.unto  thee  (ho. 
4i.3.Ifhmael  alfo  flew  all  the  Jevoes  that  were 
44. 1. concerning  all  the  Je.  which  dwel  in  the 
Mai\e  7. 3. all  the  jFcws,e*cebt  they  wafh  their  ha. 
■Ails  21.1  i.that thou teach.al  the/e.to forfa.Mof. 
22.1  j.having  a  good  report  of  all  the  Jevoes 
24.5- .a  mover  of  fedition  among  all  the  Jevoes 
26.4.at  Jerufalem  knew  all  the  Jevoes 
Kingoftbe  3IeS»e0. 
Mat.z.z.v/here  is  he  that  is  born  King  of  the  Jew. 
27. 1 1.  art  thou  the  King  of  the  Jevoes 

Marfe  i^.z.Luke  23.3. 
29.fayingjHaile  King  of  the  Jevoes 
37.this  is  Jefus  theKing  of  the  Jevoes 
M.ar\e  1  j.^.tbat  I  releafe  unto  you  the  K.of  the/. 

John  18.39. 
1 2.whom  ye  call  the  King  of  the  Jevoes 
18. to  falute  him,Haile  King  of  the  Jevoes 
a6\written  over,The  King  of  the  Jews 
Lu\e  2  3. 3  7. if  thou  be  the  King  of  the  jfo.fave  thy 

3  8. this  is  the  King  of  the  Jewes 
John  1 8.3  3. art  thou  the  King  of  the  Jevoes 
19.3  .and  faid,  Haile  King  of  the  Jevoes 
19.  Jefus  of  Nazareth  King  of  the  Jewes 
2i.writenot,The  King  of  the /.but  that  he 
faid,I  am  the  King  of  the  Jevoes 
3JeS»cfTe. 
Ads  i6.i.fon of acertain worn.  wch vnszjeweffe 

31emtCh. 
Titus  i.i4.not  giving  heed  unto  Jewijh  fables 

3fEi»tfe. 

Van.$.i  3 .  King  >  my  father  brought  out  of  Jewrie 

3Ie5anfah^ 

Jjf.40.8.and  Jexaniah  came  to  Gedaliah 
^z.i.Je^nia'j  and  all  the  people  came  neere 
3!ejebel. 
1  Kin.  \6.\  i.that  he  tooke  to  wife  Jezebel 

i8.4.when  Jezebel  cut  offthe  prophets  of  the  L. 
1 3-what  Jehu  did  v/henje^.  flew  the  pro.of 
i9.which  eat  atje^bels  tabic 
i9.i.Ahab  told  JexebelA  that  Elijah  had  done 
2.  then  Jezebel  fent  a  meffenger  unto  Elijah 
21.  y.but^^eWhis  wife  came  to  him  ,  and 
7-.7e.his  wife  came  to  him  &  fiid,Doft  thou 
1  i.did  as  Jezebel  had  fent  unto  him 
1 4. then  they  fent  to  Je%g.  faying,  Naboth  is 

1  f.when  /e.heard  that  Nab.was  dead,that^. 

2  3«of  Je^beUKo  fpake  theLord,faying,The 

dogs  (hal  eat/cby  the  wall  of  Jezreel 

2  $.whom  Jezebel  his  wife  ftirred  up 
1  Kjn.g.j.  at  the  hand  of  Jc^bel 

10. dogs  fliall  eat  Jezebel  by  the  portion 
22  fo  long  as  the  whoredoms  of  thy  tno.Je1^ 
lo  J'e^cbe I hati  of  it,&  (he  painted  her  face 
36.  (hall  the  dogs  eat  the  flefh  of  Jetcbel 

3  7.carkaffe  ofJe%e.  fhalbe  as  the  dung  upon 

(hall  not  fay,This  is  Jezebel 
Rev.z.  ao.becaufe  thou  funxreft  that  wom.Je^f.to 

Klejcr.  ^ejerftes. 
Gm46.24.fons  of  Naphtali, i/£^e>'j&  Shillem 

1  CMwz.7.13. 
N0OT.26.49.of  Je^r  ,the  family  of  the  Jezgrhes 

1  Chro.n.$.  then  Jewels.  Pelet  the  fons  of  Arm. 

35e5«ar>. 
i  C&rfl.S.  1 8. Iflimerai  and  JeTJiah  were  heads  of 

31e?rarjia!). 
Nefo.12.42.  fangaloud  mthje^ahiab  their  overf. 

3lej«el. 

Jofb.i^.<;6.  Jeipeeland  Jokdeam  were  in  the  mo. 

17. 17  .they  who  are  of  the  valley  of  Je^eel 
Judg.6.-$  3. and  pitched  in  the  valley  of  Jezreel 
1  StfCT.2y.43. David  alfo  took  Ahinoam  of  Jezreel 

29a.  pitched  by  a  fountain  which  is  in  Jezreel  1 


J  E  Z       IF 

1  i.and  the  Philiftims  went  up  to  Jezreel 
2  Sdtn.z.y.he  made  him  King  over  Je-zreel 

4.4.tidingscame  of  Saul  and  Jona.out  of  Je%. 

1  Kjn.q.  1 2.  which  is  by  Zartanah  beneath  Jezreel 

18.4$.  Ahab  rode  and  went  to  Jezreel 

46.  ran  before  Ahab  to  the  entrance  of  Je\. 

2 1. 1. had  a  vineyard  which  is  in  Jezreel 
2g.dogs(hall  eat  Jezebel  by  the  wall  of  Je\. 

2  i(»?-8.29.Ki.Joram  went  back  to  be  heal.in  Je. 

2  Chron.zz.6. 

to  fee  Joram  fon  of  Ahab  in  Jezreel 

'  z  Chron.zz.6. 

9.  io.eat  Jezebel  in  the  portion  of  Jezi eel 

I  ^.returned  to  be  healed  in  Jezreel 

to  goe  to  tell  it  in  Jezreel 
i6.fo  Jehu  went  to  Jezreel  for  Joram 
i7.ftood  a  watchman  on  the  tower  in  Jezre. 
30.when  Jehu  was  come  to  Jezreel,  Jezebel 
36.in  the  portion  of  Jezreel  (hall  dogs  eat 
37.  face  of  the  field  in  the  portion  of  Jezreel 

10.  i.to  the  rulers  ofJezreel,to  the  Elders,  and 
6.come  to  me  to  Jezreel  by  to  morrow  this 
7-and  fent  the  heads  to  Jezreel 

I I  .that  remained  of  the  houfe  of  Ahab  in/e. 
1  Cfe)U4.3.thefe  were  of  the  fam.  of  Etam,  Jezreel 
Ho/a.4.call  his  name  Jezreel 

He  avenge  the  bloud  of/e.upon  the  fioufe 
$.breake  the  bow  of  Ifr.  in  the  val.of  Jexre. 
1  i.for  great  fhalbe  the  day  of  Jezreel 
2.22.and  thty  (hall  heare  Jezreel 

Jtereeltte. 

1  f\z#.  21.  i.that  Naboth  the  Jezreelite  had  a  vine. 

4.word  that  Naboth  thzje?reelite-had  fpoken 
6.becaufel  fpake  unto  Naboth  the  Jezreelite 
7.11e  give  thee  the  viney.of  Naboth  the  Jezr. 
1  j.take  pofle.of  the  vineyard  of  Nab.the  Je. 
_  i6.to  the  vineyard  of  Naboth  thije-^to  take 

2  Kjn.9.zi.  met  him  in  the  por.of  Naboth  the  Je. 

24.  portion  of  the  field  of  Naboth  the  Jezre, 

3Iejree»te{Te. 

1 5tf»».27.3.with  his  two  wives,Ahinoam  the  Je\. 

30.  j.  taken  captives  Ahinoam  the  Jezreeliteffe 

2  &m2.2.histwo  wives,alfo  Ahinoam  the  Je-Zie. 

3.2.firft  born  was  Amnon>of  Ahin-the/e^-ee/. 

I  CiiCJS.J.1. 

Gen. 4,7. if  thou  doft  well, — i/thou  doft  not  wel 
24.i/Cain  fhalbe  avenged  feven  fold 

1S.z6.ifI  find  inSodome  fifty  righteous 
28.  if  I  find  there  forty  five,I  will  not 
30.?/I  find  thirty  righteous  therejl  will  aot 

20. 7. if  'thou  reftore  her  not 

23.8.i/"jt  be  your  mind  that  I  fhould  bury 

24.8.i/the  woman  will  not  be  willing 
4i.i/"they  give  thee  not  one,thou  (halt 

2  j.i2i/"it  be  not  fo,why  ami  thus 
27.46.i/Jacob  take  a  wife  of  the  daughters 
28.20.j/"God  will  be  with  me 

30.3 1  .if  thou  wilt  doe  this  thing  for  me 
3t.8.;/hefaid  thus 
yo.i/\hou  (halt  afflift,  if 'thou  (halt  take 

3  i.8.i/"Efau  come  to  the  one  company 

3  3.1 3 .  //"men  fhould  over-drive  them  one  day 

34. 1 5.2/ye  will  be  as  we  be 

17.7/ye  will  not  hearken  unto  us 

zz.if 'every  male  among  us  be  cireumcifed 

3  7, 26.  what  profit  is  it  z/we  flay  our  brother 

4  2. 1  $.ifyt  be  true  men,let  one  of  your  brethr. 

3  7-fl:iy  my  two  fons  if  I  bring  him  not 
3  8.«f  mi  ichiefe  befall  him  by  the  way 

43.4.?/thou  wilt  fend  our  brother,we  will 
y4A.h°u  wilt  not  fend  him,  we  will  not 
g.ifl  bring  him  not  to  thee,and  fet  him 
1 1  jfh  muft  be  fo  now,doe  this 
iq.ifl  be  bereaved,  I  am  bereaved 

47.6.  z/thou  knoweft  any  man  of  activity 
i^.for  your  cattell,i/"money  faile 
Exo.q.zi.ifthQU  refufeto  let  him  go    Chap.  9.  2. 

24. 1 4.  i/any  man  have  any  matters  to  doe 

33-i  %.if  'cby  prefence  goe  not  with  us 

3  4. 20.*/" thou  redeeme  him  not 
Lev.q.jjf  the  prieft  doe  fin 

1 3 .  z'/ the  whole  congregation  fin 

23.  if  'the  fin  wherein  he  hath  finned  come 

Verfe  28 
27.z'/any  one  of  the  common  people  fin 


IF 


ft  F 


S.i.z/a  foule  fin,&  heare  the  voice  of  fwearinp. 
2.z/a  foule  touch  any  uncleane  thjng 
3-z/he  touch  1  he  uncleinneffe  of  mm 
4.z/"afoulefweare 
7.i/he  be  not  able  to  bring  a  lambe 
n.i/hebenotabletobring  two  turtles 
1  f.z/a  foul  commit  a  trefpafs  in  a  holy  th.'no 
ly.ifa  foule  fin  and  commit  any  of  thefe 
25.i4.i/thou  fell  ought  to  thy  neighbour 
20.z/ye  (hall fay,  What  (hall  we  eat 
2f  .z/tby  brother  be  waxen  poore 
26. if  'the  man  have  none  to  redeeme  it 
26.40.z/they  (hall  confeffc  their  iniquity 
4i.z/then  their  uncircum. hearts  be  humbled 
Nz«#.y.8.z/'theman  have  no  kinfman 
1  z.ifany  mans  wife  goe  aiide 
i9.i/no  man  hath  lien  with  thiee,i/thou 
22. 1 8.z/Balak  would  give  me  his  houfe  full 
20.  if  the  men  come  to  call  thee,  rife  up 
Jnjh.14. 1 2.z'/fo  be  the  Lord  w  ill  be  with  me 
Judr .4.8.z/thou  wilt  goe  with  me,  if 'thou 
6. 1 3 .//the  Lord  be  with  us,  then  why  is 
3  6. if 'thou  wilt  fave  Ifrael  by  my  hand 
1 1. 1  c. Lord  be  witnefTe,i/we  doe  not  fo 
30.i/thou  (halt  without  faile  deliver 
Ruth  i.i7.z/ought  but  death  part  thee  and  mee 
i  Sam.s.g.ifhe  call  thee,  thou  (halt  fay,  Speake 
1 1 . 3  .if  ho  man  to  fave  us,we  will  come 
I2.i4.z/we  willfeare  the  Lord 

2j.butz/"we  (hall  (fill  doe  wickedly 
14.9.1/ they  fay  thus  unto  us, Tarry   Verfe  10. 
i6.2.z/Saul  heare  it,  he  will  kill  me 
20.7.»/he  fay  thus:butz/hebe  very  wroth 
24.  i9.i/a  man  find  his  enemy,  will  he 
2e\i9.i/"the  Lord  have  ftirred  thee  up 
2  Sam. ic.  1 1  .if the  Syri.be  too  ftrong,z/the  child. 
1  i.2oi/fo  be  the  Kings  wrath  anfe 
1  s.z6.ifhe  fay  thus,  I  have  no  delight 
19.7.I  fweare,z/thou  goe  not  forth 
i3.z/thoubenot  captaine  in  roomc 
1  Kjng.  3.14.  z/thou  wilt  walke  in  my  wayes 

Chap.6.12. 
8.37.i/there  be  famine,  if 'there  be  peft.z/there 
9.4. z/thou  wilt  walke  before  me ,  as  David 

6.if  you  fhal  at  all  turn  from  following  me 
u«7.z/thpu  wilt  be  a  fervant  to  this  people 
1 3.8.7/ thou  wih  give  me  halfe  thine  houfe 
»  King.i.iojfl  be  a  man  of  God,then  let  fire 

Verfe  12. 
7.4.7/ we  fay,  We  will  enter ,z'/we  fit  here 

if  they  fave  us  alive,we  livejT/they  kill  us 
10.6.7/ ye  be  mine,  if  ye  will  hearken  to 

24.7/any  of  the  men  I  have  brought  efcape 
18.23.7/thou  be  able  on  thy  part  to  fet 
Job<).\6>if\  had  called,and  he  had  anfweftd 
19.1/1  fpeake  of  ftrengtb,z/of  judgement 
20.7/I  juftifie  my  felfe,z/"I  fay,I  am  petfed 
29.  if  I  he  wicked,  why  then  labour  I  in  vain 
30.7/I  wafh  my  felfe  with  fnow  water 
1  o.  1 5 .7/1  be  wicked,  if  I  be  righteous 

24. 2  5 .7/it  be  not  fo  now,who  w  ill  make 
Pfal.y.ijfl  have  done  this,  if  there  be  iniquity 

4.  if  I  have  rewarded  evill  to  him  that  was 

1 2.4 1 .  if  it  had  not  been  the  Lord  who  was  on 
gj.  14-  ij-lfrar'-  £.a3  n"^"*  J*-  ■         Verfe  2. 

1 3 0.3. z/thou  Lord  fhouldft  marke  our  iniqui. 

139:8.7/1  afcend,7/I  make  my  bed  in  hell 
9. if  I  take  the  wings  of  the  morning 
1 1. i/I  fay,Surely  the  darknefle  (hall  cover 
24  fee  if 'there  beany  wicked  way  in  me 
Pro.z.  1. if  thou  wilt  receive  my  words 
4.  z/thou  feckeft  her  as  Giver 

22. 27.7/thou  haft  nothing  to  pay,  why 

30.3  2.7/thou  haft  done  foolifhly,z/thought  ev. 
2/S.47. 1 2  if  fo  be  thou  (halt  be  able  to  profit 

z/fo  be  thou  mayeft  prevaile 
Jer.^.\.ifthou  wilt  returne,7/thou  wilt  put  away 
2^.4.7/ye  will  not  hearken  to  me 
27.1 8.7/they  be  proj/the  word  of  the  Lord  be 
5  i.8.z/fo  be  (lie  maybe  healed 
Dzja.3.17. if  'it  be  fo,our  God  whom  weferre  is 

4.27.  if  it  may  be  a  lengthning  of  thy  tranquil. 

Hof.8.j.if  fo  be  ityeeld,ftrangers  (hall  fwallow 

Obad.  f.z/theeves  come>7/rr°t>bers>  z/grape-gathe. 

Ato.4.3  •  '/thou  be  the  Son  of  God         Verfe  6. 

Chap.27.40.lKfc?  4.3. 

6.14.7/" 


I  F 


I  F 


6. 14.  if  ye  forgive  men  their  trefpaffes,  your 

1  f  -if  ye  forgive  not  men  their  trefpafles 
1 4. 18 .  if  it  be  thou,  bid  me  come 

18.15.if  thy  brother  trefpafs,if  he  fhal  hear  thee 
Lu\e  17.3. 
19.10.  if  the  cafe  of  the  man  be  fo 
21.t1.if  ye  have  faith  and  doubt  not 
z6.39.if  it  be  poffiblejlet  this  cup  paffe  from 

Mark?  14.35". 
42.if  this  cup  may  not  paffe  except  I 
17.4z.ifhe  be  the  King  of  Ifrael,lec  him 

4  j  .if  he  will  have  him 
z8.i4.i/this  come  to  the  governours  eare 
Marine  1.40.2/" thou  wilt  thou  canft  make  me  clean 
2.i4.j/a  kingdome  be  divided  againft  it  felfe 

2  $.ifa  houfe  be  divided  againft  it  felfe 
4,z6.as  if  a.  man  fhould  caft  feed  into  the 
8.i 3. he  asked  him  if  he  Caw  ought 

9.21.  if  thou  canft  doe  any  thing, have  compaf. 
35.  if  any  man  dcfire  to  be  firll 
43 .ifthy  hand  offend  thee,  cut  it  off 
45  j/"thy  foot  offend  thee,cut  it  off 
47  .if  thy  eye  offend  thee,plucke  it  out 

1  1.1 5.forgive,if  he  have  ought  againft  any 

3  i.ifwe  (hall  fay,From  heaven,then  he 

3  i.tfwe  fhall  fay,Of  men,  they  feared  the 
I#£e  9.23. i/any  man  will  come  after  me 
1 1.1 1  .if  a  fon  aske  bread,if  he  aske  a  fifh 

1 1  .if  he  fhall  aske  an  egge,  will  he  offer 
1  i.i8.i/then  God  Co  clothe  the  grafle 
i3.9i/itbeare  fruit,  well 
16.11. if  ye  have  not  been  faithfull 
12 .67.ifl  tell  you,  you  will  not  beleeve 

68.if  I  alfo  aske  you,you  will  not  anfwer 
23.31  .if  they  doe  thefe  things  in  a  green  tree 
3  5.2/ he  be  Chrift         Verfe  3  9. John  10. 24. 
John  1.15.  why  baptizeft  thou,ifthou  be  not  that 
3.11.  if  I  have  told  you  earthly  things 

how  will  ye  beleeve  if  I  tell  you  heavenly 
5.47-ifye  beleeve  not  his  writings,how 
S.iQ-ifye  had  knowne  me>  ye  fhould  have 
36. if  the  Son  fhall  make  you  free 
3  9. if  ye  were  Abrahams  children 
46.*/!  fay  the  truth,  why  doe  ye  not  beleeve 
9.3  3  .if  this  man  were  not  of  God,hc  could 
41. if  ye  were  blind,  ye  fhould  have  no  fin 
1 1.40  ifthou  wouldft  beleeve,thou  fhouldft  fee 
13.17.if  ye  know  thefe  thingsshappy  are  ye  if 
14.3  .if  I  goe  and  prepare  a  place  for  you 
7.  if. ye  had  knowne  me,ye  fhould  have 
i^.ifye  fhall  aske  any  thing  in  my  Name 
15.  if  ye  love  me,keep  my  commandements 
23.i/"any  man  love  me,  he  will  keep  my 
18.  if  ye  loved  me,ye  would  rejoyce 
1  i'itfye  abide  in  me,and  my  words 

io.ifye  keep  my  commandements, ye  fhall 

18.  if  the  world  hate  you,  ye  know  that  it 

1  John  3.1 3. 

zo.ifthey  have  perfccut.me,if  they  have  kept 

14.J/I  had  not  done  amongft  them 
i6.-j.ifl  goe  not  away  ;  but  if  I  depart 
18.8  j/ye  lecke  me,  let  thefe  goe 

i3.i/lhave  fpoken  evilljbearwitnefsjif  wel 
19.  r  z.if  thou  let  this  man  goe 
zi.zz.ifl  wil  that  he  tarry  till  I  come  Ve.13. 
Acls  5I3  8.i/"this  counfell  be  of  men,  it  will  come 

39.  if  'it  be  of  God,ye  cannot  overthrow  it 
1C0/.9.1 1.  if— -fown  fpirit.is  ic  a  great  thing  if  we 
1 1.3  i.ifwe  would  judge  our  felves,  wc 

34.;/any  man  hunger,let  him  eat  at  home 
1 2.  r  5  if  the  foot  fhal  fay,Becaufe  I  am  not  the 

i6.ifthe  eare  fhall  fay,  Becaufe  I  am  not  the 

17 .if  the  whole  body  were  an  eye,  where  is 
14.28.if  there  be  no  interpr.let  him  keep  filen. 
1 5. 1 3.  if  there  be  no  refurreftion  of  the  dead 

1 4.if  Chrift  be  not  rifenithen  is  our  Ve.16. 

1  5.?/ fo  be  that  the  dead  rife  not 

1 9.  if  in  this  life  onely  we  have  hope  .in  Chr. 
3  2.if after  the  manner  of  men  what  advanta. 

1  Cor.  j.  3. if To  be  that  being  cloathed  we  fhall  not 

1  i.io.if  a  man  bring  you  into  bondage,  if  a 
G^.2.i7.buti/"whilewe  feeke  to  be  juftified  by 

2  1. for  if  righteoufneffe  come  by  the  Law 
4-7.if  a  fon,  then  an  heire  of  God 

Phil  z  •  1  -if any  confolation,  if  any  comfort,  if  any 
Col.  3 . 1  .if  ye  then  be  rifen  with  Chrift,  feeke  thofe 


1  Tim. 2. 1  j.in child-bearing,  if 'they  continue  in 

J.io.?f  fhe  have  bro.up  childr.  if  lodged  ftrang. 
zTim.z.iz.if  we  fuffer,  if  we  deny  him  he  will 

1 3  .if  we  beleeve  not,  yet  he  abideth 
He  b.  4.  5 .  if  they  fhall  enter  in  to  my  reft 

2  Pei.2.io.ifafter  they  haveefcaped  the  pollution 

1  John  2. 1 9-i/they  had  been  of  us 

2  John  io.ifany  come  &  bring  not  this  doctrine 

31  f  not. 
Geft.18.z1.  and  if  not,I  will  know 

24.49.  anc*  rfn0i  >  tell  me  that  I  may  turne  to 
Exod.-$z.2  i.ifhot,blot  me  I  pray  thee  out 
Jud.9.i$4fnot,\et  fire  come  out  of  the  brambles 
20.but  if  'not;  let  fire  come  out  from  Abim. 

1  S<m2.i6.ifnotjHe  take  it  by-force 

6.9. if  not,then  we  fhall  know  it  is  not  his 

2  Sam.13.z6.if not^.  pray  thee  let  my  brother  Am. 

i7.6.doe  after  this  fayingjif  not,fpeake  thou 
2  Kjn.z.  10. if  not,it  fhall  not  be  fo 
J0b9.z4.jf  not,whereand  who  is  he 

33.3  3  .if  not,hearken  unto  me:  hold  thy  peace 
Da;z.  3.  i8.but  if  not,be  it  knowne  tothee,OKing 
Zech.  1 1 . 1  i.give  me  my  pricejif not,forbeare 
Lxi\e  io.6.but  if  not,  it  fhall  turne  to  you  again 
1  i'9.if  not,  then  after  that  thou  fhalt  cue 
jflfitwere,  SeeWtte- 
3!f  now. 
Gra.18.3if  now  I  have  found  favour  in  thy  fight 
24. 42.  if  now  thou  doe  profper  my  way 

49-now  if  you  will  deale  kindly  with  my 
33.1  o. if  no  w  I  have  found  grace  in  thy  fight 

Chap.47.29.5jW.  34. 9../Wg.6. 17. 
50.4. if  now  I  have  found  grace  in  your  eyes 

1  Cor.4.7.  now  if  thou  didft  receive  it,whydoeft 

3D  gal 

Num.  1  j. 7.  of  the  tribe  of  Iffachir,  Igal  fon  of  Jo. 

2  toz.  2  3. 3  6. Davids  worthy,/^/  fon  of  Nathan 

31gt>altar;. 
Jer.3  j.4-fon  of  Igdaliab,  a  man  of  God 

3lgcal. 

1  Chto.i .  n.fons  of  Semaiah,Hattufh  and  lgeal 

31gnomfofe. 
Prov. i8.3.and  with  ignominie,reproacfa 

31gno?arrce. 
Lev.q.z.tfa.  foule  fhall  fin  through  ignorance 

1 3 .whole  congregation  of  Ifr.lin  through  ig. 
1 1.  and  done  fomewhat  through  igno.agzinit 
27.any  one  of  the  com.peo.fin  through  igno. 
5.1 5.  and  fin  through  ignor.  in  the  holy  things 
1 8. for  concerning  his  igno.  wherein  he  erred 
Num.i  5  .24.  if  ought  be  committed  by  if ».  without 
2  J. forgiven  them,  for  it  is  ignorance 

fin-offering  before  the  Lo.for  their  iqn. 
26.feeing  all  the  people  were  in  ignorance 
27.if  any  foule  fin  through  ignorance sthen 
28.when  he  finneth  by  ignorance  before  theL. 
29.  for  him  that  finneth  through  ignor.  both 
Acls  3. 17. 1  wote  that  through  ignorance  ye  did  it 
17.30.the  times  of  thisignoran.God  winked  it 
Ephef. 4. 1 8. through  the  ignorance  that  is  in  them 
1  Pet.  1 . 1 4.  to  the  former  luffs  in  your  ignorance 
2.1  j.to  filence  the  ignorance  of  foolifh  men 
3Sgno?ant. 
PfflZ.73.22.fo  foolifh  wasIandig«tf?W2f. 
Ifa.^6. 10.  they  are  all  ignorant 

63.i6.though  Abraham  be  ignorant  of  us 
Acls  4. 1 3. perceived  that  they  w ere ignor ant  men 
Rom.  1. 1 3  .now  I  would  not  have  you  ignorant 
io.3#for  they  being  ignorant  of  Gods  righte.and 
1.I.2  jithat  ye  fhould  be  ignorant  of  this  myfterie 

1  Cor. 10.1.I  would  not  that  ye  fhould  be  ignorant 

1 2. 1 .1  would  not  have  you  ignorant 

1 4. 3  8  .if  any  man  be  ignorant ,let  him  be  ignorant 

2  Co/".i.8.not  have  you  ignorant  of  our  trouble 

2.1 1. for  we  are  not  ignorant  of  his  devices 
1  Thcf. 4. 1 3 .1  would  not  have  you  to  be  ignorant 
Heb.j.z.v/ho  can  have  compaction  on  the  ignorant 
z  Pet.i.^.fot  this  they  willingly  are  ignorant 
8.be  not  ignorant  of  this  one  thing 
31gnoiarttli?. 

Num.  1  $.18. for  the  foule  of  him  that  finneth  igno. 
Dent.  19.4.  whofo  killeth  his  neighbour  ignorantly 
Acls  17.13.  whom  therefore  ye  ignorantly  worfhip 
1  Tim.  1. 1 3. becaufe  I  did  it  ignorantly 

3Itbfam. 
1  Chro.y.  i.fons  of  To\a,Jibfam  and  Shemuel 

A  a  a  3 


I  F  I  GN  ILA        I  L  A 

3HWapl?. 

Gra.22.2  2.Mi!cahs  children  Pildafh  Sijifilapb 

31fe=3ltarte,called  Jm. 

Niim.zi.zi.and  pitched  at  fie  -  Abarim  in  the  wil. 
3'3.44.and  they  pitched  in  Jic-Abarim 
Jim. 
IV«#?.33.4j.and  they  departed  from  Jim 
Jofh.  1  y.zp.were  Baalah,and  Jim,zni  Azerii 

31fmla. 
2  Chro.  1 8.7.the  fame  isMichaiah  the  fon  of  Jimla 
8.fetch  quickly  Micaiah  fon  of  Jimla.       I 
31tmnaand3imnftcsf- 
Gra.46.17.fons  of  Afher,  Jimna 
Num.z6.44.of  Jimna  the  family  of  the  Jimnites 
31lOST-^ 

1  Kjn.i  f.20.aga.the  cities  of  Ifrael,&  fmote  Jion 

2  Km.i  5.29.  came  Tiglath,  Pilcfer,&  tookejios 
z  Chron. 16.4.2nd  they  fmote  Jim  and  Dan 

31tpl}ta. 
JoJJi.k;. 43.8c Jiphta,&  Afhuah  were  in  the  valley 

3Iiph«jaljc!. 
/#.i9.i4.goings  out  therof  are  in  the  val.of/if. 
27.and  reacheth  to  the  valley  of  Jiphthahel 

HfefceO). 

z  SVz#?.23.26.Davids  worthy  was  Ira  fon  of  llfccfh 

1  Chr.i  1.28.  Ira  fon  of  llfccfh  &  Abiez.were  val. 

Z7.Q.fx%.th  cap.for  the  (ixth  mon.Ira  fon  of  lie. 

-       3!lat. 
1  Chro.i  i.29.and  llai  was  of  the  valiant  men 

31  tanQ,  organs. 
Job  22. 30. he  fhall  deliver  the  llandof  the  innoce. 
Ifa.13.zz.  wild  beads'  of  the  Hand  fhall  cry  in 

3  4. 1 4  .(hall  meet  w ch  the  w  ild  beafts  of  the  lid. 
Acls  27-  i6.running  under  a  certain  lland,vie  had 
26.  we  muft  be  caft  upon  a  certain  Hand 
28.1  .then  they  knew  that  the  II. w  as  called  Me. 
7.  were  poffeffed  of  the  chief  men  of  the  Ha. 
9.others  which  had  difeafes  in  the  Hand  came 
Rev. 6.  i4.every  Hand  were  moved  out  of  their  pla. 
16.20.and  every  Hand  fled  away 
3llaifl}0,or5)lant>;ff. 
J/2ui.n.which  fhalbe  left  from  the  Hands  of  the 
41. 1. keep  filence  before  me,  O  Hands 
42.1 2.and  declare  his  praife in  thellands 

1 5. lie  make  the  rivers  Hands 
5 9. 1 8 .to  the  Hands,  he  will  repay  recompence 
/#\50.39.wild  beafts  of  thetlands  fhaldwel  there 
3He,or-)Me. 

lfa.zo.6.the  inhab.of  this  lie  fhall  fay  in  that  day 
23-t.be  ftill  ye  inhabitants  of  the  He 
6.howle  ye  inhabitants  of  thelle 
Acls  1 3.6.  had  gone  thorow  the  lie  unto  Paphos 

28.1 1. which  had  wintered  in  the  He 
Rev.  1.9. was  in  the  He  that  is  called  Patmos 

31Ies,  or^lesf. 
Gra.io.$.by  thefe  were  the  lies  of  the  Gentiles 
Eflher  io.i.laidatribute  upon  the7/cf  ofthefea 
Pfa.7  z.  io.the  Kings  of  the  lies  fhal  bring  prefents 

97. j. multitude  of  Hesbe  glad  thereof 
Ifa. 24. 1 5  .Lord  God  of  Ifr.in  the  lies  of  the  fea 
40.i5.hetakethup  the7/wasa  very  little  thing 
41.  J.the  lies  faw  it  and  feared  it 
42.4.and  the  lies  fhall  wait  for  his  law 

io.the  lies  and  the  inhabitants  thereof 
49.i.liften  O  Ilesunto  me ,  and  hearken 
5 1.5. the  lies  fhall  wait  upon  me 
6o.9>furely  the  lies  fhall  wait  for  me 
66.19.to  the  lies  afar  off  that  have  not  heard 
Jer.z.  10.  for  paffe  over  the  Ilesof  Chittim,  &  fee 
25.22.  Kings  of  the  lies  fhall  drink  after  them 
3  i.io.and  declare  it  in  the  lies  afar  off 
E"Xg\.z&.  1  <y  .fhal  not  the  ties  ihake  at  the  found  of 
18. lies  tremble  in  the  day  of  thy  fall 

lies  that  are  in  the  fea  fhalbe  troubled  at 
27.3^  merchant  of  the  people  for  many  lies 
6.brought  out  of  the  lies  of  Chittim 
7.and  purple  from  thelles  of  Elifhah 
1  y.many  lies  were  the  merchan.  of  thy  hand 
3  y.inha.  of  the  lies  fhalbe  aftonifhed  at  thee 
3  9.6.among  them  that  d  wel  carelefly  in  the  17. 
Dan.i  i.i8.turn  his  face  to  the  lles,and  take  many 
Zipb.z.  1 1. even  all  the  lies  of  the  heathen 

3111. 

Gra.4i.3-  7.kineoutofthe  riv.i#favou.  Ve.19. 

4.HI  favoured  eat  of  the  7  .wel  favo.  Ve.  20. 

21.  were  ftill  ill  favoured  as  at  the  beginning 

43.6.deak 


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IMA      IMA 


1MB       I  M  M 


4j.6.c!ealt  yefo?#withme,as  to  tell 
T>eut.\  j. n. or  blind,orhive  anyj//blemifh,  thou 
Job  20.26.  ic  fhall  goe  ill  with  him  that  is  left  in 
P/*/.  106.32.  went  ill  wnhMofes  for  their  fakes 
Ifd. 3. 1 1. woe  unto  the  wicked,it  ihalbe  ill  with 
/w.40.4.  ifitieemi/Zuntothteto  come  with  me 
Joel  2.20.and  his  ill  favour  fhall  come  up 
Mieab  j.4.behaved  themftlves  ill  in  their  doings 
Rom.i  j.xo.love  worketh  no  ill  to  his  neighbour 

3111  fafcoutonetre. 
De«M  7.1. wherein  is  bltm.ov  any  ill-favourdneffe 

He5.io.ji.in  the  which  after  we  were  illuminated 

Jilprtcnm. 
Rom.i  j. 19.  and  round  about  unto  lllyricum,!  have 

31  mage. 
6«z.i.26.1etus  make  man  in  our  image 

27/jod  created  man  in  his  owne  image 

in  the  image  of  God  created  hce  him 
j.j.  Adam  begate  a  ion  after  his  image 
9.6.  for  in  the  image  of  God  made  he  man 
Lev. 26. 1. neither  rear  you  up  a  /landing  image 

neither  fet  up  any  image  of  {tone 
Veiit.x6.iz.  nei.fhalt  thou  let  up  any  image  which 

1  Sam.  1 9. 1  j  .M  ichal  took  an  image,  and  laid  u  in 

1 6. there  was  an  image  in  the  bed 
iKj».j.2.for  he  put  away  the  image  of  Baal  which 
10. 27.thcy  brake  down  the  imag e  of  Baal 

2  Chro-2.  I0,  me  ma£ic  tw0  cherub,  of  image  work 
j  j.7.hefeta  carved  image,the  idol  which  he 

Job  4  1 6\an  image  was  before  mine  eyes 

Pfal.7  j.io.awakeft  thou  (halt  defpife  their  image 

£^e.8.j.where  was  the  Cat  of  the  imageoi  jealou. 

f.ihisimage  of  jealoufie  in  the  entry 
D(j».z.j  i. &  bJiold,  a  great  image, — this  great  im. 
j  i.this  images  head  was  ot  fine  gold 
34. which  fmote  the  image  uron  the  feet 
j  j.ftone  that  fin. the  i».becamea  gre.moun. 
3. 1. Nebuchadnezzar  made  an  image  of  g  dd 
2. to  come  to  the  dedication  of  the  image 
3.gather.togeth.tothe  dedication  of  theima. 
they  flood  before  the  image 
j.ye  fall  down,and  worfhip  the  golden  image 
7  .they  feldown,&  wotfhtpped  thego\.image 
jo.fill  down  and  worfhip  the  golden  image 
li.nor  worfh.the  golden  im.  which  thou  haft 
i4.nor  worfh.the  gol .ima.v/hkh  I  have  fet  up 
1  f  .ye  fall  down,&  worfh.the  gol.im-  which  I 
18.  that  we  will  not  worfhip  thy  golden  im. 
Hof.%.  4.  fhall  abide  many  daies  without  an  image 
Mat. 11. 10.  whofe  is  this  image  and  fuperfcription 
Mar.  11  16.  L^.10.24. 
.rfft^.19.3  J.ofthe  image  which  fell  down  from 
Rom.i.  i  j.  into  an  image  made  like  tocorrup.man 
8. 20.  to  be  ton  formed  to  the  image  of  his  Son 
21. 4-not  bowed  the  knee  totheimageof  Baal 

1  Cor.  1  t.7.forafmuchasheis  theimageofGod 

1 $. 49. as  we  have  born  the  image  ot  the  earthly 
bear  the  image  of  the  heavenly 

2  Cflr.3.18  into  the  fame  image,  from  glory  to  glo. 

4. 4. who  is  the  image  of  God,  fhould  fhine 
Col.  1. 1  j  who  is  theimage  of  the  invifible  God 
■  j.io.afterthe  image  of  him  that  created  him 
Heh'.i.  j.and  the  exprefle  image  of  his  perfon 

10.1.&  not  the  very  im.of  the  things,can  never 
Rev-i  j.i4.mal<e  an  wwge  to  the  beaft 

1 5. to  give  life  unto  the  image  of  the  beaft 
that  the  image  of  the  beaft  fhould  both 
not  worfh.the  image  of  the  beaft  fhould 
14.9.  if  any  man  worfh.the.  beaft  and  his  image 

1 1. who  worfhip  the  beaft  and  his  image 
if.i.vi&ory  over  the  beaft,  and  his  image 
i6.2.upon  them  which  worfhipped  hlsimage 
19.  io. and  them  that  worfhipped  his  image 
2o.4.not  worfhip  the  beafl,nor  his  image 
Graven  3Etna£C,or  3!mage0»  See  (©jatcn. 
Molten  3Image. 
T)tut,<).  1  i.they  have  made  them  a  molten  imagp 
Judg.17.7,  for  my  fon, to  make  a  molten  image 
4.who  made  thereof  a  molten  image 
i7.and  took  the  molten  image 
iS.and  fetched  the  molten  image 
Pf<z/.io6.i9.and  worfhipped  the  molten  image 
jer.\o.u,Sox  his  molten  image  is  falfhood 

Chap.51.17. 


31mage0. 
Gen.i  i.i9.had  ftollen  the  imagesthzt  were  her  fa. 
^       j  4.RacheI  had  taken  the  images, and  put. 

3  j.Laban  fearched,but  found  not  the  images 
£AT0^.2j.24.quite  break  down  their  images 

34.1  j.  but  ye  fhall  break  their  images 
Lra.26.30. and  He  cut  down  your  images 
Num.7,  j. 5  i.ind  deftroy  all  their  molten  images 
Deut.j.^.and  break  down  their  images 

1  Sam.6.  f.mnke  images  of your  Emer.  &  images  of 
1 1.  laid  the  images  ofEmerods  upon  the  cart 

2  Sam.%. 21. there  they  left  their  images 
1 I^is.  14.9.  made  molten  images  to  provoke  me  to 

23.  they  alfo  built  them  images 
2  iCw.ic.26,forth  the  images  out  of  the  hou.of  Ba. 

1  i.i8.hisi»wgej  brake  they  in  pieces  throughly 
17.19.  they  fet  them  up  images 

1 6.and  made  them  molten  images 
18. 4. and  he  brake  the  images 

2  j.  i4-he  brake  in  pieces  the  images 
24. and  the  images  were  fpied  in  the  land 

2  Cbro.  1 4.  j  .and  Afa  brake  down  the  images 
j.hc  alfo  took  away  the  images 
23. 1 7. and  brake  his  images  in  pieces 
28.2.Ah3Z  made  Mo  images  for  Baalim 

3 1 . 1  .and  brake  the  images  in  pieces 

3  j.2  2.Amon  facrificed  to  all  the  carved  images 
3  4. 3  .from  the  carved  images,  and  molten  images 

4.and  the  images  he  cut  down 

cut  down  the  carv. image ;,&  molten  im. 
//2r.i7.8,eitherthe  groves,or  the  molten  images 
27-9.and  the  images  fhall  not  itand  up 
3  o.  2  2. defile  the  ornam.of  thy  molten  images  of 

4 1.2  ;?.their  molten  images  are  wind 
.7^43. 1  j.  he  fhall  break  the  images  of  Bethfhem. 

jo.z.her  images  are  broken  in  pieces 
E^e^.6.^.yoat  images  fhall  be  broken 

6. and  your  images  may  be  cut  down 
7. 20. made  theimages  of  their  abominations 
„  16.  i7.madeft  to  thy  fdf  images  of  men 
2 1.2 1  .he  confulted  with  images 
23 . 1 4  the  images  of  the  Caldcans  pourtrayed 
30.i3.11ecaufe  their  image  s  to  ceafe  outof 
Hof.10. 1  .they  have  made  goodly  images 
2.  he  fhall  fpoil  their  images 
1 3.2.  made  them  molten  images  of  their  filver 
Amos  j .  i6.and  Chiun  your  images,the  ftar  of  your 
Mk.  j .  1 3 .  thy  ftanding  images  out  of  the  midft  of 

31magerte. 

£^f£.8.i  2.every  man  in  the  chamb.of  his  imagery 
31«iagine. 

Job  6. 26. do  ye  imagine  to  reprove  words 

21.27.  which  ye  wronafulIyz'»Mg«ze  againft  me 

Pfal.z.r  .and  the  people  imagine  a  vain  thing 
z,S.iz, and  imagine  deceit  all  the  day  long 
62. 3. how  long  will  ye  imagine  mifchief  ag.  me 
i40.i.which  imagine  mifchief  in  their  heart 

£Vfl.i2.20.deceitisin  the  heart  of  them  that  im.es. 

tiofy.ij.yet  do  they  imagine  mifchief  againft  me 

Nab.  1. 9. what  do  ye  imagine  againft  the  Lord 

Zecb.y.  1  o.let  none  of  ycu  imagine  evill  againft  his 
8. 17.  none  of  you  imagine  evill  in  your  heart 

Acls  4. 2  j.and  the  people  imagine  vain  things 

31magfnatton. 

Gen.6.  j .  that  every  imaginati.  of  the  thought  of  his 
8.2i  .the  imagination  of  mans  heart  is  evill 

De  ut.  29. 1 9.though  I  w  alk  in  the  imagination  of  my 
3  1 .  2 1.  for  I  know  their  imagination 

x  Cbr.19.18.in  the  imagi.of  the  thought  of  the  hea. 

Jfi'-l- 1 7-after  the  imagination  of  their  evill  heart 
7-24.and  in  the  imagination  of  their  evill  heart 
9.  I4.walked  after  the  imag.  of  their  own  heart 
1 1.8.  walked  every  one  in  the  imaginat.  of  their 
13 .  10. which  walk  in  the  imaginat  .of  their  heart 
1 6. 1 2.ye  walk  every  one  after  the  imagination  of 
\8.zz.every  one  the  imagination  of  his  evil  heart 
23. 1 7. every  one  that  walketh  after  the  imag.of 

Lu\.  1.  j  i.fcattered  the  proud  after  the  imaginat.  of 

JImagfnationsf, 

1  Chr.  28.9underft.all  the  imaginat. of  the  thoughts 
Pro.6. 1 8.an  heart  that  devifeth  wicked  imaginations 
Lam. 3. 60. thou  haft  feenall  their  WWJgi.ag.iinft  me 

6 1  .heard  all  their  imaginations  againft  me 
Rom.  1 .2 1  .but  became  vain  in  their  imaginations 


H<i6.2.i8.whitprof?teth—  the  molten  w»tfge,and    2  Cor.io.^.ca&m^dovinimaginations 


31tnag<n;t). 

Gen.  u  .6.  w  hich  tl.ey  have  imagined  to  do 
Pfal.10.  2.  in  the  d.  vices  which  they  have imwnet 
21. 11. they  imagined*  mifehievous  device"  *  ' 
Jmaginetr;. 
Nab.  1.1 1.  th:it  imagineth  evill  againft  the  Lord 

Jinbaime. 
G«;.50.2.commanded  the  Phyfirians  to  imbalme 

,  3Gnibal«teD- 
Gen.So.z.the  Phyfitians  imbalmedjfrad 

3.fo  are  fulf  the  daies  of  thofe  that  are  imbal 
26.theyimbalmed]o(eph,Si  put  him  in  a  cdf" 
3!mbzacc,  or  J, tnbiacctJ. 
Gen.zg.i  j.Laban imbraccd Lscob,  and  kiiTed  him 
3  3.4.  Efau  ran  to  meet  him.and  imbraccd  him 
48.  io.he  kiflld  t!iem,and  imbraccd  them 
2  Rjn.4. 1 6.  thou  (halt  imbrace  a  fon 
Job  24.3.  imbrace  the  rock  for  want  of  3  fhclter 
Pro.^.S.  thee  to  honour  when  thou  doft  imbrace  her 

f.  to. una  imbrace  the  bofome  of  a  ftraneer 
EccLf.i.<i.  a  time  toimbrace,  a  time  to  refrain 
Cant.z.6.x\\s  right  hand  doth  imbrace  me 

8.3.  and  his  right  hand  fhould  imbrace  me 
Lflw^.j.brought  up  in  fcarlet,iwfo^dunghils 
Acls  2o.i.anti  Paul  imbraced  the  difciples 
H^.ii.ij.  peifwadcd  thtm^ndimbracedthera 

31mb?acing. 
Ecclef.i.<;.  a  time  to  refrain  from  imbracinp 
A%s  20. 10. imbracing  him/aid,  Trouble  not  your 

3fitn!»uiOer. 
£.ror/.2  8.j9.fhalt  imbroidcr  the  coat  of  finelinnen 

31mbioiDerer. 
Zxod.}  j.  3  j  work  all  man.of  work  of  the  imbroid. 
l%.zx,animbroide,er  ofblew 

lllmfal^calledjlmflar;. 

1  King.  2  2  8. there  is  yet  one  man,  Mica.fon  of  lml 
9.haften  hither  Micaiah  the  fon  of  Imlab 

3lQima3). 

2  Cbr.2  i.i4.Kore  fon  of  Immah  was  over  the  free 
3Imna. 

1  Chro.7.}  j.  fons  of  Helem,/iWM,&  Shelefh 
3Imna^. 

1  Cbro.y.^o.the  tons  of  Mher,  Imnah 

3Itnmanocl,or  CtnmariHel. 

Ifa.j.  14.  and  (hall call  his  name  Immamel 

8. 8. fill  the  breadth  of  thy  land,0  lmmanuel 
Mat.\.zi.they  fhall  call  his  name  Emmanuel 

>  3Immctii3tlp. 
Mat.^.iz.theyimmedia.  left  the  (hip,and  followed 
8.7.immediatly  hisleproufie  was  cleanfed 
14.3 1  Jmmediatly  Jefus  ftretched  forth  his  hand 
zo.^.immcdiatly  their  eyes  received  fight 
24.29  immedia.  after  the  trib.of  thofe  daySjfhall 
26.7 4. and  immediatly  the  cock  crew  . 
Ma,\  1. 12.  immediatly  the  fpirit  delivereth  him  up 
28.  immeiiat'y  his  fame  fpread  abroad 
3  1.  immediatly  the  fever  left  her 
Atzimmediatxhe  leproulie  departed  from  him 
2.S.i?»OT.when  Jef.perceived  in  his  fpir.tbat  they 

1 2. immediatly  he<arofe,and  took  up  the  bed 
4.  j.  and  immediatly  it  fprang  up 

1  j.Satan  cometh  imme.znd  taketh  away  that 

16.  immediatly  receiveth  it  with  gladncfle 

17.  immediatly  they  are  offended 
29.  immediatly  h'e  putteth  in  the  fickle 

%.2.immedi.  there  met  him  outof  tombs  a  man 

jo.jef.  w»»ze.knowing  in  himfelf  thatvertue 
6.17  immed.the  K'fent  an  executioner,&  com. 

50. 3nd  immediatly  he  talked  with  them 
10.  j  2.and  immediatly  he  received  his  fight 
14.43  inwwdi.  while  he  yet  fpake  cometh  Judas 
I«£:  1. 64.. his  mouth  was  opened  immediatly 
4. 3  9. and  immediatly  fhe  arofe,and  miniflred 
J .  1 3 .immediat.  the  leproufie  departed  from  him 

25.  immediatly  he  arofe  up  before  them 
6. ^g.immedi.k  fell,  and  the  ruineof  that  houfe 
8. ^.immediatly  her  iffue  of  bloud  ftanched 

47. now  fhe  was  healed  immediatly 
12.36.they  may  open  unto  him  immediatly 
13.13  .immediatly  (he  was  made  ftraight 
18 .43, immediatly  he  received  his  fight 
19.1 1.  kingd.  of  God  fhould  i#Kwrfwr/)/3ppear 

40.  the  ftones  would  immediatly  cry  out 
2  2.6o.i^wei.while  he  yet  fpake,  the  cock  crew 
Job.  5.9  immediatly  the  man  was  made  whole 
6.z  1. immediatly  the  fhip  was  at  the  land 

i3.3Q.wentj 


I  M  M       IMP 


IM  P 


IN  C 


INC        INC 


i  3.30. wenr  immediatly  our,  and  it  was  night 
i8.i7.andiwOTC^Mf/ythe  cock  crew 
21.3.  entred  intoa  fhip  immediatly 

Acls  3. 7. immediatly  his  feet  received  ftrength 
9.1$. immediatly  there  fell  from  his  eyes  as  it 

3  4.and  he  arofe  immediatly 
10.3?.  immediatly  therefore  Ifentunto  thee 
1 1.1 1  .immediatly  there  were  three  men  already 
1 2.23, immediatly  the  angel  of  the  L.fmite  him 
1 3.1 1.  immediatly 'there  fell  on  him  a  mift 
16.10  mm.  we  indeavoured  to  go  into  Maced. 

z6.imm:diat!y  all  the  doors  were  opened 
17.10  breth.immediat/y  fent  away  Paul  &  Silas 
,1  dimmed,  the  brethren  fent  away  Paul  to  go 
2 1 . 3  i.w ho  immed.  took  fouldiers,&  ran  down 

Gal.i.i6.immed.l  conferred  not  with  flefh  &  bio. 

Rev.4.2.  and  immediatly  I  was  in  the  fpirit 

31  msner, 

1  Cfo-.9.ii.fonofMesk.thefonof.T»z.  Neh.11.13. 

24.14.the  fixteenthlot  came  wlmmer 

E"Z?a  2. 3  7. the  children  of  1m.  10 5  2.      Neb.7.40. 

I9.wch  went  up  from  Add.&  7».  Neh.7.61. 

10. 20. of  the  fons  of  Immer,Hm.  &  Zeb.  had 

Neh.  3 .  29  after  them  repaired  Zadok  fon  of  Immer 

Jer.zo.  1  .now  Pafhur  fon  oUmmer  the  prie.  heard 

JflttitttOitsU. 

1  Ttm.  i.i7.now  unto  the  King  immortaljivi'\{\b\e 

31mmo;talttp, 

Kow.2.7.feek/or  immortality,  eternall life 
1  Cor.  1 5 . ?  3 .this  mortall  muft  put  on  immortality 
f  4.and  this  mortall  mail  have  put  on  imrnor. 

1  Tiw.6.i6.who  only  hath  immortality, Aw  e\\ir\% ,in 

2  Tiw*.  1 .  10. immortality  to  light  through  the  gofpel 

Jlmraatable. 
Rib. 6. 1 8. that  by  two  immutable  things,in  which  it 

31mmutabtlitp. 

Heb.6. 17.  the  immutability  of  his  counfell  confirm. 

31mpart. 

ia^e  3.11.  let  him  iwpart  to  hitn  that  hath  none 
Rom.i.w.  thatlmay  w^art  unto  you  fome  fpirit. 

3lmparte0. 
Job  39.17.  ncitb.  hath  he  imparted  to  herunderft. 
1 1  Tte/.2.8.were  willing  to  have  imparted  to  you 

3Impe0fment, 
I  Mar. 7.3  2.and  had  an  impediment  in  his  fpeech 

31mpenti:cnt, 
Rom.1.5.  after  thy  impenitent  heart,treafuieft  up  to 

■Jutperfous. 
£^.16.30. the  work  of  an  imperious,  whorifh  wo. 

implacable. 

Kow.i.3i.wichout  naturallaffcction,w»/>/aftiWe 

31tnpleaD. 

Ails  19.38.let  them  impleadone  another 

31mplcp,  See  (Empty. 

jjlmpoxttwitp. 

'-ukj  1  i.S.yet  becaufe  of  his  importunity  he  v/il  rife 

31mpofe. 

E^ra  7.24.  it  fhall  not  be  law  full  to  impofe  toll 

31mpofetJ. 

Hcb.q. lo.ftood  only  incarml  ordi.itfs^onthem 

Jmpofftbie. 
Mat. 17. 10.  nothing  (lull  be  impofsible  unto  you 

19.16.with  men  this  is  impossible,  but  with  G. 
Afdr.j0.27.with  men  it  is  i»^o/ji.but  not  with  G. 
Luke  i.37.with  God  nothing  fhall  be  impofsible 

17. 1. it  is  impofsible  but  that  offences  will  come 

i8.27.things  which  are  impofsible  with  men  are 
Heb.6.4.  it  is  impofsible  for  thofe  who  were  once 
18.  in  which  it  was  impofsible  for  God  to  lie 

1  i.6.without  faith  it  is  impofsible  to  pleafe  him 

impotent. 

J0b.y3.hy >.a  great  mult.of  impotent  men,  waiting 
j.rheimpotcnt  man  anfwe.  him,Sir,I  have  no 
/45.4.9-of  the  good  deed  done  to  the  impotent  man 
lq.i.impoient  in  his  feet,  being  a  creeple  from 

*  Jmpoberffli. 

Jer.% .i7«they  fliall  impoverifh  thy  fenced  cities 
I  ^mpo'oertfbeD. 

f/«iff.6.6^Ifrael  was  greatly  impoverijhed 
1/21.40. 20 .he  that  is  foitf^owri.chufeth  a  tree  that 
htaLi.n.  we  are  impovct/fhed,b\ii  we  will  return 

31mprtfoneU. 

l--ifcf.21.i9.they  know  that  I  imprifoned,  &  beat  in 

31mpitfi)ttracnt. 
j  E?ra  y.z6.ot  w  hether  i  t  be  to  imprisonment 
\  Hcb.  1 1.3  6.others  had  trial  of  bonds  &  imp-cifonm. 


3Jmpiifonment0. 
1  Cor.6.  j. approved  our  felvesin  imprifonments 

Jlmpufieut. 
Pro. 7.1 3. and  with  an  impudent  face  faid  unto  him 
E\ek.i. 4. for  they  are  impudent  children 
3-7.for  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  are  impudent 

3luipute, 

1  Sam.  2  2.!  j  let  not  the  King  impute  any  thin"  to 

2  Sam.  1 9. 1 9-let  not  my  lord  impute  iniquity  to  me 
Rom.4.8.  to  whom  the  Lord  will  not  impute  fin 

3,mp\xtiO, 
Lev.7.1  8.  neither  (hall  it  be  impntedto  him  that  ' 

17.4.  bloud  (hall  be  imputed  unto  that  man 
fto.4. 1 1  .righteoufn.might  be  imput.  to  them  alfo 
22.  was  imputed  unto  him  for  righteoufntffe 
23-that  it  was  imputed  to  him 
24.  to  whom  it  fhall  be  imputed 
5.1 3  .fin  is  not  imputed  when  there  is  no  law 
James  2.23.  it  was  imputed  to  him  for  righteoufn. 

3!mputeth, 
Pfal.3  2.2.unto  whom  the  L.imputeth  not  iniquity 
Rom. 4.6.  God  imputeth  righteoufn. without  works 

31mputtrvg. 
Hab. 1. 1  \. imputing  this  his  power  untohis  god 
1  Cor.  j .  19  .not  imputing  their  trefpaffes  unto  them 

3Bmratj. 
1  Cforo.7.36.fons  of  Zophah,  Bed,  imrab 

Jimvi, 
1  Chr.g. 4. the  fon  of  Omri,the  fon  oflmri 
Neb.  3.  2.  next  to  them  build.  Zaccur  fon  oilmri 

3}». 

G«z.7.i6.and  the  Lord  ihut  him  /# 

Joh.14.10.  beleeveft  thou  not  that  I  am  in  the  Fa- 
1  i.beleeve  me,  that  I  am  in  the  Father 
20.  know  that  I  am  in  the  Father 

See  further,  |£tm,  3Mte,  'SCfjee, 

3«ablet), 
1  Tim.i.i  2.thank Ghrjef.our L.who  hath inabled 

3I»vaImacb. 
Deut.ig.6.irtafmuch  as  he  hated  him  not  in  time  pa. 
Ruth  3.10.  inafmuch  as  thou  followedft  not  young 
Mat.z$.^o.inafmuch  as  ye  have  done  it  to  one  of 
45.  inafmuch  as  ye  did  it  not  to  one  of 
31ti:enfe. 
Exod.i 0.8.  a  perpetuall  incenfe  before  the  Lord 
9. offer  no  ftrange  incenfe  thereon 
37. 29. he  made  the  pure  incenfe  of  fweet  fpices 
40.5. fet  the  altar  of  gold  for  the  incenfe  before 
I^w.io.i.and  put  incenfe  thereon,and  ofRr. Arrange 
16.13. he  (hall  put  iheincenfe  upon  the  fire 
cloud  of  the  incenfe  may  cover  the  mercy-f. 
N«W.7.i4.fpoon  often  fhekels  full  of incenfe 

Verf.20,i6j  32,  38,44,  50,  56, 
62,68,74,80. 
86.the  golden  fpoons  were  twelve,ful  of  inc.  _ 
16.7. put  incenfe  in  them  before  the  Lord  to 
1 7. and  r>mincenfe  in  them,  and  bring 
18. and  they  laid  incenfe  thereon,  &  flood  in 
3f.confumedthe  ifo.men  that  offered  voce. 
40. come  neer  to  offer  incenfe  before  the  Lord 
46.and  put  on  incenfe,znd  go  qnickly.unto 
47.hee  put  onincenfe,  and  made  an  attonem. 
Deut.  3  3 .  io.they  fhall  put  incenfe  before  thee 
1  Cfc-.2f.14.  and  burned  incenfe  unto  them 

30. 14.  all  the  altars  for  incenfe  took  they  away 

3  4.2  5.  and  have  burned  incenfe  unto  other  gods 

Pfal.66. 1 5. with  the  incenfe  of  rams:  lie  offer  bull. 

141. 2.prayer  be  fet  forth  before  thee  as  incenfe 
Ifa.1.1  3i.ncev.fe  is  an  abomination  unto  me 

43 .2  3. nor  wearied  thee  with  incenfe 
6o.6.they  fhall  bring  gold  and  incenfe 
6  5. 3. and  burnetii  incenfe  upon  altars  of  brick 

66. 3  .he  that  burnetii  itic .as  if  he  bleffed  an  idol 
Jer.6. 10.  cometh  there  to  me  incenfe  from  Sheba 

1  i.t  2-gods  unto  whom  they  offer  incenfe 

17. in  offering  incenfe  unto  Baal 
1 7.26.bringing  meat  offerings3and  incenfe 
3  2.i9.upon  whoferoofs  they  have  offered  incen. 
41.5.  with  offerings  and  incenfe  in  their  hands 
44.8.burningi«cen/f  unto  other  gods 

z\. the  incenfe  that  ye  burnt  in  the  cities  of 
48.?  5.  and  him  that  burnetii  incenfe  to  his  gods 
£^.8. 1 1  .a  thick  cloud  of  incenfe  went  up 
16. 18.  and  haft  fet  mine  incenfe  before  them 
23.4i.whercupon  thou  haft  fet  mine  incenfe,  & 


Mal.i.xx.in  everyplace  incenfe  fliall  be  offered 
Luk_.io.  i.were  praying  without  at  the  time  of/«. 
Rev.%.$.  there  was  given  unto  him  muzhincenfe 
4.the  fmoke  of  the  insert. which  came  up'  with 

Altar  of~$v.tmt%  See  %\twt, 
.  Bum  3!ncente,Sec  215arn. 
Burnt  3lnccnfe,See  1i5atnt« 
Sweet  jfincettfe. 

Exod.z%,6.ior  anointing  oyl,and  for  fweet  incenfe 
30.7.  Aaron  fhall  burn  thereon  fweet  incenfe 
31.1 1. and  fweet  incenfe  for  the  holy  place 
3  J. 8.  and  fpices  for  the  fweet  incenfe 
1  f  .the  fweet inc:nfe ,and  the  hanging  for 
28.  [pice  and  oyl  for  the  fweet  incenfe 
39.3  8. brought  the  (wen  incenfe  untoMofes 
40. 27. he  burnt  fweet  incenfe  thereon 
1^.4.7. horns  of  the  altar  of  fweet  incenfe  before 

16. 1 2 .  took  his  hands  full  of  fweet  incenfe 
Num.$.\6.oy\  for  the  light,and  the  fweet  incenfe 
2  C7;r«.i.4.to  burn  before  him  (weetincenfi 
13.1  i.burn  to  the  L.evening  &  morn.iw'.W<m 
31nccafcD. 
Ifa.4.1.11.  all  they  that  were  heenfedzg.  thee  fhall 
4f.24.all  that  are  incenfed ^i.hiai  ihalbe  afha. 
Enchanter. 
D^.i8.io.that  ufe  an  incbanter,or  a  witch 

3Jn  chanter  of, 
Jcr. 2 7. 9. hearken  not  ye  to  your  incbanters 
3DtichaJttment,or  enchantment. 
Lev.  19.2 6.neicher  fhall  ye  ufe  inchantm,nt 
Num.z3.z3.  finely  there  is  no  inchantment  ag.  Jic. 
Eccle.  1  o.i  1. the  ferpent  will  bite  without  incbant. 

3lJtchantmci:ts.    , 
Exod.7. 1 1.  Magog  didfo  with  their  inchantment s 

Ver.22.Chap.8.7,i8.  I 
Num.za,.  i.tofeek  for inchantments,hut  h?  fet 
2  Kjn.17.  i7.and  ufed  divmation,and  inchantments ' 
21.6.  and  he  ufed  inchantments       2  Ch/o.  33.6. 
Ifa.qj.  9-'for  the  great  abundance  of  thine  incbant. 
I2.ftand  now  with  thine  inchantments 

3!ntlfnet),SeeCncifneD. 

31ncIofe,Sec  dfcnclofe. 
3ncenttmncp, 

1  Cor. 7.1  .Satan  tempt  you  not  for  your  incontinen. 

3Incontf«ent. 

2  Tim. 3. 3.  without  naturall  zffzQdonfincontincnt 

3!ncQ?niprtble. 

Rom.  1.23.  changed  the  glory  otrheincorruptib.  G. 
1  Cor.y.z'j.Yte  doit  to  obtain  an  incorriiptib.aown 

1  f  ,f  2. the  dead  fhalbe  raifed  incorruptible 
1  Pet.  r  .4.TO  an  inheritance  incorruptible 

2j.not  ofcorruptible  feed,but  of  incorruptible 
Jmcapxuptton. 
1  Cor.  1y.42.it is  raifed  in  mcorruption 

50. neither  doth  corruption  inherit  incorrupt. 

5  3  .corruptible  muft  put  on  incorruption 

5  4. this  corruptib  (hall  have  put  on  incorrupt. 

3Incoarage,See  Cncwrase. 
31rtcreafe. 
Gra.47.24.it  (hall  come  to  paffe  in  the  increafe 
Lev.  19.  if  .that  it  may  yeeld  you  the  increafe  therof 
2 5. 7. fliall  all  the  increafe  thereof  be  meat 
1 2.eat  the  increafe  thereof  out  of  the  field 
20.  nor  gather  in  our  increafe 
3  6. take  thou  no  ufury  of  him ,  nor  increafe 
37.  nor  lend  him  thy  increafe  for  victuals 
26.4.  and  the  land  fhall  yeeld  her  increafe 
20.your  land  fhall  not  yeeld  her  increafe 
Num.i  8. 30. as  the  increafe  of  the  thieihing  floor 
and  as  the  increafe  of  the  wine-prefle 
3  2.r  4. an  increafe  of  finfull  men,  to 
Veut.7.1 3.  will  alfo  bleffe  the  increafe  of  thy  kine 
14.12.m1ly  tithe  all  the  increafe  of  thy  feed 

28.  bring  forth  all  the  tithe  of  thine  increafe 
16.15X.thy  G.  fhall  bleffe  thee  in  all  thyMzcr. 
z6. 1 2.  of  tithing  all  thetiihesofthyiscra/e 
28.4.  bleffed  fhalbe  the  increafe  of  thy  kine    . 
i8.curfed  fliall  be  the  increafe  of  thy  kine 
<j  1. not  leave  thee  the  increafe  of  thy  kine 
32.i3.thathemighteatthe  increafe o( the  fields 
2  2.(ha!l  confume  the  earth  with  her  increafe 
Judg.6. 4.and  deftroyed  the  increafe  of  the  earth 
1  Sam.z. 33. incr.oi thy  houfj  lhal  die  in  the  flowr 

1  chro.z7.z7. over  the  increa.ohhe  vine  w?s  Sibdi 

2  Cht.3  i.f  .of  all  the  incr.oi  the  field  brought  they 

31.18  .ftore-houfes  alfo  for  the  incr.A  the  corn 
'     Neb, g. 17  it 


INC         INC 

Neh.9,1 7  .it  yeeldeth  much  increafe  unto  the  Kings 
Job  10.28.  the  increafe  of  his  houfe  fhall  depart 
j  1. 1 2.and  would  root  out  all  mine  increafe 
Pfal.67.6.  then  (hall  the  earth  yeeld  her  increafe 
78.46.he  gave  their  increafe  unto  the  caterpiller 
8  5. 1 2.and  our  land  fhall  yeeld  her  increafe 
107.3  7#which  may  yeeld  fruits  of  increafe 
Pw.  j.^.with  the  fruits  of  all  thine  increafe 

i4.4.much  increafe  is  by  the  ftrcngth  of  the  oxe 

18.20.with  the itfcraJ/eofhislips  (hall  he  be  fil. 

Ecclef.<>. to.nor  he  that  loveth  abundance  with  inc. 

lfa.9. 7. of  the  mc.of  his  gov.  8c  pea.there  fhalbe  no 

30.  zj.and  bread  of  the  increafe  of  the  earth 
Jer.  2.3  .firft  fruits  of  his  increafe  was  holineffe 
E^£.  18. 8. nor  hath  taken  any  increafe 

1  3  .and  hath  taken  increafe,  fhall  he  then  live 
1 7.  that  hath  not  received  ufury  and  increafe 
22.12.hath  taken  ufury  and  increafe 
34.27. the  earth  fhall  yeeld  her  increafe 
36.20.I  will  multiply  the  increafe  of  the  field 
48.8.  increafe  thereof  (hall  he  for  food  to  them 
Zecb.8.12.  and  the  ground  fhall  give  her  increafe 
1  Cor.3.6.bur  God  gave  the  increafe 

7 .  but  God  that  giveth  the  increafe 
£/>fe^4.i6.maketh  increafe  o{  the  body  unto  the 
Co/.  2.  i^.increafeth  with  the  increafe  of  God 

3ncreafe. 
Lev.z%.  id.thou  (halt  increafe  the  price  thereof 
Deut.6.2.  and  that  ye  may  increafe  mightily 

7.22.  left  the  beafts  of  the  field  increafe  on  thee 
Judg.g.zg. increafe  thine  army, and  come  out 
1  ^.27. 23. he  would  increafe  Ifrael  like  to  the 
E^ra  1 0.1  o.  to  increafe  the  trefpaffe  of  Ifrael 
Job  8. 7. yet  thy  latter  end  fhould  greatly  increafe 
Pfal. 44.1 2.  not  increafe  thy  wealth  by  their  price 
62.  io.if  riches  increafe,  fet  not  your  heart  upon 
71.21  .thou  (halt  increafe  my  greatneffe 
73.12.  they  increafe  in  riches 
1 1  j .  1 4.the  Lo.  fhall  increafe  you  more  &  more 
Pro.  1.  j.a  wife  man  will  increafe  learning 
p.p.and  he  wiWincreafe  in  learning 
13. 1 1.  that  gathereth  by  labour  fhall  increafe 
22. 16.  oppreffeth  the  poor  to  increafe  his  riches 
28. 28. when  they  petifb,the  righteous  increafe 
Ecclef.%.  1  i.when  goods  increafe ,they  are  increafed 

6. 1 1. there  be  many  things  that  increafe  vanity 
7Zi.29.19.meek  fhall  increafe  their  joy  in  the  Lord 

?7.9.and  didft  increafe  thy  perfumes 
7^.2  3. 3. they  fhall  be  fm\ti~\i\\,zndincreafe 
E^.5.16.  He  increafe  the  famine  upon  you 
36.11  .and  they  fhall  increafe, and  bring  fruit 
29>willifftf'frzyi?ir}and  lay  no  famine  upon 
3  7. Ik  increafe  them  with  men  like  a  flock 
Dan.  1 1.3-9.  whom  he  ihaMincreafe  with  glory 
Hof.4. 1  o.and  they  fhall  not  increafe 
Zech.  10. 8. they  fhall  increafe  as  they  have  increafed 
Lulf.  17.? .  Apoft.faid  unto  the  L. Increafe  our  faith 
John  3.30,he  vcmfk  increafe, but  I  muft  decreafc 
2  Cor.g.io. increafe  the  fruit  of  yourrighteoufneffe 

1  Thef.2.1  i.the  Lord  make  you  to  increafe 

4. 10.  that  ye  increafe  more  3nd  more 

2  Tim. 2. 1 6. they  will  increafe  unto  more  ungodln. 

31ncreafe0. 

Gcn.7. 1 7  .the  waters  increafed,  and  bare  up  the  ark 

18. waters  prevailed,and  were  increafed 

30.30.it  is  now  increafed  into  a  multitude 

43<the  man  increafed  exceedingly  ,and  had 

Exod.  1. 7. children  of  Ifrael  increafed  abundantly 

23.30.umiU  thoube  increafed, Si.  inherit  the  la. 

1  Sd/».i4.i9.noife  went  on,  and  increafed 

2  Sam.  15.1  z.yeo.increafed  continually  with  Abfa. 
1  Kjng.zz.  3  y.  the  battell  increafed  that  day 

2  CM0.18.34. 

1  Ck.4.38.  houfe  of  their  fathers  increafed  greatly 
5.23  .they  incre.  from  Baafhan  to  Baal-Hermon 

E^>-a  9.6.  our  iniquities  are  increafed  over  our  hea. 

Job  i  .io.his  fubftance  is  increafedin  the  land 

Pfal.i.  1 .  how  are  they  increafed that  trouble  me 
4. 7. that  their  corn  and  wine  increafed 
49.i6.whenthe  glory  of  his  houfe  is  increafed 
105.24.  heincreafedhis  people  greatly 

P/0.9. 1  i.the  yeers  of  thy  life  malf  be  »/KTf«/W 

Ecclef.z.gand  increafed  more  then  all  that  were 
5: .  1 1  .they  ate  increafed  that  eat  them 

i/^.9.3.  and  not  increafed  the  joy 
26.1  j.  thou  haft  increafed  the  nation 


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IN  D 


I  N  D 


I  N   D 


f  i.2.bleffed  him,  and  increafed  him 
Jer. 1. 16.  and  increafed  in  the  land ;  in  thofe 
5.6.theirbackflidings  are  increafed 
if  .8.  their  widows  are  increafed  to  me  above 
29.6. that  ye  may  be  increafed  there 
30.  i4.becaufethy  finnes  were  increafed 

Verfe  iy. 
Lam.z.  ^.hxh  incre. in  the  daughter  of  Jud.mourn. 
E^e£.  16.7 .and  thou  haft  increafcd,8z  waxen  great 
26.and  haft  increafed  thy  whoredomes 
23.14  that  (he  increafed  her  whotedomes 
28. 5. haft  thou  increafed  thy  riches 
41.7X0  increafedftom  the  loweftchamb.to  the 
Dan.  1 2. 4. and  knowledge  fhall  be  increafed 
Hof.^.as  they  were  increafed,(o  they  finned 

1 0.1. he  hath  inaeafed  the  altars 
Amos  4.9.  and  your  olive  trees  increafed 
Zecb.  1 0.8. increafe  as  they  have  increafed 
Ma-i\  4.8.  fruit  that  fprang  up  and  increafed 
Lufc  z.^2.Je[as  increafed  in  wifdome 
Ails  6.7.and  the  word  of  God  increafed 
9.2  2-but  Saul  increafed  the  more  in  ftrength 
i6.$.md  increafed  in  number  daily 
2  Cor.  10. 1 5.  when  your  faith  is  increafed,  that  we 
Rev.i .  1 7.fayeft,  I  am  rich,  &  increafed  with  goods 

Jncrcafeft. 
Job  10.17. znd'wcreafefl  thine  indignati.  upon  me 

3JncreafetI). 
Job  1  0.16. for  it  increafetb :  thou  hunteft  me  as 

12.23.  he  increafetb  the  nations 
P/a/.74.2  3  .up  againft  thee,  increafetb  continually 
Pro.  11.24.  there  is  that  fcattereth,&  yet  increafetb 
i6.zi.  fweetneffe  of  the  lips  increafetb  learning 
2  3.28.  increafetb  the  tranfgreflburs  among  men 
24. 5. a  man  of  know  ledge  increafetb  ftrength 
28. S.increafctb  his  fubfhnce,he  ihall  gather 
29.1 6.when  wick. are  multi  plied  ,tranfg.increa. 
Eccl.  1 . 1 8 .  he  that  increafetb  know  1.  inaeaf.  forrow 
Ifa.40.z9.have  no  might,he  increafetb  ftrength 
Hof.  1 2. 1  .he  daily  increafetb  lies  and  defolation 
Htfb.2.6.fay,Woe  to  him  that  increafetb  that  which 
CoI.z.iq.  increafetb  with  the  increafe  of  God 

3Jncreafing. 
Co/.i.io-and  increafing  in  the  knowledge  of  God 

jJlncreDtbfe. 
Acls  26.8. be  thought  a  thing  incredible  with  you 

3|nctirable. 
2  Chr.z  1 .1 8.in  his  bowels  with  an  incurable  difeafe 
Job  34.6.my  wound  is  incurable  without  tranfgref. 
Jer.  1 5 . 1 8.why  is  my  wound  incurable 
30. 1 2. thy  bruife  is  incurable 
1 5  .thy  forrow  is  incurable 
Micah  1.9.  for  her  wound  is  incurable 

3j|ttDanger. 
Dan.  1. 10.  make  me  indangcr  my  head  to  the  King 

3JnoebteD. 
Lu\e  11,4.  forgive  every  one  that  is  indebted  to  us 

3n&eeD. 
Gen.  1 7. 1 9.Sarah  fhall  bear  thee  a  fon  indeed 
20. 1 2 .yet  indeed  ihe  is  my  Gfter 
37.8.  fhalt  thou  indeed  reign  over  us 

fhalt  thou  indeed  have  dominion  over  us 
io.fhal  I,thy  motb.&  thy  breth.indeed  conie 
40. 1 5. for  indeed,  I  was  ftollcn  away 
43.20.  we  came  indeed  dowi^zt  the  fiift 
44. y. whereby  indeed  he  divineth 
Exod.  1 9.5.  if  ye  will  obey  my  voice  indeed 

2  3 . 1 2.  if  thou  fhalt  indeed 'obey  his  voice,  and 

Lev.  1  o.  1 8  .ye  fhould  indeed  have  eaten  it  in  the 

Num.  1 2. 2.hath  the  Lord  indeed  fpoken  by  Mofes 

21.  2.  if  thou  wilt  Hfc/m/ deliver  this  peop.  into 

22.3  7.3m  I  not  able  indeed  to  promote  thee 

Deti.z.  1  ?.for  indeed  the  hand  of  the  L .  was  ag.them 

2 1.  i6.which  is  indeed  the  firft-born 
Jof.j.zo.  indeed,!  have  finned  againft  the  Lord 

1  S«;».i.ir.iftbou  wilt  indeed  look  on  theafflid. 
S.30.I  faid,z«rfm/.That  thy  houfe  fhould  walk 

2  Sam.  14.5L  am  indeed  a  widow  woman 

1 5.8.  Lord  fhall  bring  me  again  indeed  to 

1  Kjn.  8. 27. but  will  God  indeed  dwell  on  the  earth 

2  Cbro.6. 18. 

2  Kiw.14.10.thou  haft  indeed  fmitten  Edom 
1  cJbro.4_10.Oh  that  thou  wouldeft  bleffe  mc  ind. 

21.17. 1  that  have  finned,and  done  evill  indeed 
Job  19.4.  be  it  indeed,that  I  have  erred,mine 

j.  if indeedye  will  magnifie  yourfelves  aga. 


Pfal.<;$.  1. do  ye  indeed  fpe  ik  rightcoufneffe 

Ifa.6.9  .hear  ye  zflaW  but  underftand  not 

fee  ye  indced,bm  perceive'not  i 

.7c/".22.4.ifye  doe  this  thing  i»tffced,then  lhall 

Mat.$. 11. 1  indeed  baptize  you  with  water  unto    f 
Ate£  1.8.  £/%  3..  1 4.  j 
13.32.  which  indeed  is  the  leaft  of  all  feeds        j 
20. 2  3. ye  fhall  drink  indeed  of  my  cup 

Ma?\  10.39. 
23«27.which  indeed  appear  beautifull  outward 
26.41.  the  fpirit  indeed  is  willing,but  the  flefh 

Ato\9.i3.thatElias  is  indeed  come 
11.32.  that  he  was  a  Prophet  indeed 

Lu\e  1 1.48.  for  they  indeed  kill  them 

23.41  .we  indeed  juftly,for  we  receive  the  due 
24.34. faying,The  Lord  is  riknindeed 

Job.  1 .47.behold  an  Ifraelite  indicd,in  whom  is  no 
4-42.and  know,ihat  this  is  indeed  the  Chrift 
6.  $  5. my  flefh  is  meat  indeed 

and  my  bloud  is  drink  indeed 

7.2  6.doe  the  rulers  know  indeed  that  this  is  the 

8.3  1. then  are  ye  my  difciples*»rffc</ 
36.ye  fliall  be  free  indeed 

Acls  4. 16.  for  that  indeed  a  notable  miracle  hath 
11.16.J0hn  indeed biptizeth  with  water,butye 
22.9.faw  indeed  the  light,  and  were  afraid 

Rom.8.  j. neither  indeed  can  be 

14.20. all  things  indeed  are  pure,  but  it 

J  Cor.  1 1.7.  a  man  indeed  ought  not  to  cover  his 

2  Co?\8. 17-for  indeed,  he  accepted  the  exhortation 
1 1. 1. and  indeed  bear  with  me 

Phil.  1 . 1  f .  fome  indeed  preach  Chrift  even  of  envie 
2.27.for  indeed  he  was  fick  nigh  unto 
3.1.10  me  indeed  is  not  grievous 

C0/.2.23.  which  things  indeed  have  a  fhew  of  wifd. 

1  The f.4.10. indeed  ye  doe  it  towards  all  the  breth. 

1  T?'#2.5.3.honour  widows-rhat  are  widows  indeed 
5. now  fhe  that  is  a  widow  indeed,ind 
16.  relieve  them  that  are  widows  indeed 

1  Pet.  2.4.difal!owed  indeed  of  men, but  chofen 

3lntiet>our,  See  CnCetoour. 
Inula. 
Esth.i.z.  AhafhueruSjwhich  reigned  from  India 
8.9.  which  are  from  India  unto  Ethiopia 
3lnDfgrmtton. 

Dfwr.29.28.out  of  their  land  in  greztindignation 

2  Kjn.  3 .  27.was  great  indignation  againft  Ifrael 
Neb.4. 1. took  great  mdignat.and  mocked  the  Jews 
Eft.%.y.  he  was  full  of  indignation  againft  Mordec. 
Job  10.17.  increzletht\\meindignation  upon  me 
Pfal.6g.14.  powre  out  thine  indignation  upon  them 

78.49. he  caft  upon  them  indignation 
i02.io.bccaufe  of  thine  indignat.  and  thy  wrath 
//a.io.f.ftaffe  in  their  hand  is  indignation 

2  j.and  the  indignation  fhall  ceafe 
1 3-5-the  weapons  of  his  indignation,to  deftroy 
26.20.untill  the  indignation  be  ovef-paft 
30.27.  his  lips  are  full  of  indignation 

30.  with  the  indignation  of  his  anger 
34.2.  indignation  of  the  Lord  is  upon  all  nations 
66.j4.and  his  indignation  toward  his  enemies 
/ft'.io.io.notbe  able  to  abide  his  indignation 
1 5.17. for  thou  haft  filled  me  with  indignation 
?o.25.brought  forth  the  weapons  of  his  indign. 
Lam.z.6.hzth  defpifed  in  the  indignation 
£^.21.3 1.  He  powre  out  mine  indign.  upon  thee 
22.24.nor  rained  upon  in  the  day  of 'indignation 

3  i.I  powred  out  mine  indignation  upon  them 
Dan.8.  i9.what  fhalbe  in  the  laftend  of  the  indign. 

11.30.  have  indignation  againft  the  holy  coven. 
3  6.profper  till  the  indignation  be  accomplilh. 
Micah  7.9.  He  bear  the  indignation  of  the  L-becaufe 
Nab.i.6.who  can  ftand  before  his  indignation 
Hab. 3 . 1 2.march  thorow  the  land  in  indignation 
Zepb.  3 .8  .to  powr  upon  them  mine  indignation 
Zech.i.iz.  haft  had  indignation  thefe  feventy  yeers 
Mai.  1 .4.againft  whom  the  L-hath  indignat.fot  ever 
Afrtf.20.24.they  were  moved  with  indignat -igz.the. 

26. 8. they  had  indignat.hyingfTo  what  purpofe 
Mar\  1 4.4.  fome  that  had  indignat.  within  themf. 
Lu\e  1 3.i4.ruler  of  the  Synag.anfw.with  indignat. 
Acls  5.  i7.and  were  filled  with  indignation 
Rom.z.8.but  obey  unrighteoufnefle,i»dig?M«8B 
2  Ctf/.7.ii.yea,what/»a«pM£«»z;yea,whatfear 
Heb.  10.27. and  fierie  indignation  which  fhall 
Rev.  1 4. 1  o.  into  the  cup  of  his  indignation  - 

3|noftirtg. 


I  NP        INF 


IN  H 


I  N  H 


I  N  H        INH 


3Int)ittng, 

Pfal.4  5.  i  .my  heart  is  iwto§  a  good  matter 

31tim*e0.  ' 

Gen.io. 20.G.  hath  indued  me  with  a  good<dowry 
2  Cfcra.  1. 1  i.a  wife  fon,  «Rfo(«*  with  prudence 
1 3  .fent  a  cunning  man,  indued  with  underft. 

£.«£<?  24.49.  «"*""*  with  Fower  fl0m  °n  hi§tl 

7<j»Ki  3  13.  and  indited v/kh  knowl.  amongft  you 

3lnDai:e3See€n0ttre. 

jUrHJnfttiottS, 

1  #».ii.i8.feeingtheyong  man,that  he  waszsrf. 

Jneitcnfable. 
flora  2  1  therefore  thou  art  inexcufabletO  man 

infallible. 
4<fo  i.j.by  many  infallible  proofs,being  feen 

31nfamfe. 
Pro.  1 5.  io.and  thine  i»/2o»y  turn  not  away 
£^.j6.3.and  yezieminfamy  of  the  people 
31nfamoajs, 

£wMM  •  mock  thee  wnich  art  mfamm 
3Infatit.  . 

1  &o». 1 5.  j  .flay  both  man  &  woman,z»/.&  fuckl. 
Ifa.6$.  20.no  more  thence  an  infant  of  dayes 

Jnfmtg. 

fob  3.  16. as  z»/«*»  which  never  faw  light 

Ho/.  1  3.16.  their  infants  mail  be  dallied  in  pieces 

Luke  18.15  .brought  alfo  unto  him  infants }thu  he 

JInfertonr. 
Job  1 2.  j  .1  am  not  i»/mo«r  to  you      Chap.  1 3 .  i. 
Dfl».2.$9.arifeanother  King  infeiwur  to  thee 

2  Cor.  1 2. 1  z. wherein  ye  were  infeiwur  to  oth.chur. 

^nfioell,  . 

2  ftr.6. 1 5  -what  part  hath  he  that  bele.  wth  an  mf. 
1  riw.5.8.  and  is  worfe  then  an  mfidell 

infinite. 
Job  2  2. 5. and  thine  iniquities MJJ&Mte 
Vfal.  1 47 . 5 .  his  understanding  is  infinite 
Nah.2.9.ExU.&.  Eg.were  her  ftren.&  it  was  tnftn. 

3InQrmttie.  . 

Lev.  1 2.2.to  the  days  of  the  feparat.of  her  infirmity 
Pfal.77.io.l(a.\A>Thisismmeinfimity 
Pro.  18. 1 4-fpirit  of  a  man  will  fuftain  his  infirmity 
Luke  1 2 . 1 1  .a  woman  which  had  a  fpirit  oiinfirm. 

1 2.1oofed  from  thine  infirmity 
fob^.^.which  had  an  infirmi.  eight  &  thirty  yeers 
Rom.6.  ip.becaufe  of  the  infirmity  of  your  flefh 
Gal.4.  12  .ye  know  how  through  the  inf. of the  fleih 
Hefe^^-himfelfalfoiscompaffedwithiBj?*'^ 
7.28.maketh  men  high  priefts  which  have  infi. 
31n8rmit(e0. 
Mat. 8 . 1 7.himfe!f  took  our  infirmities 
Luke  5. 1 5  .to  be  healed  by  him  of  their  infirmities 
7. 2 1 .  he  cured  many  of  their  infirmities 
8.2.been  healed  of  evill  fpirits,and  infirmities 
Kow.8.26.fpiritalfo  helpeth  our  infirmities 

15.1.  ought  to  bear  the  infirmities  of  the  weak 

2  Cw.11.30.of  the  things  which  concern  mine  inf. 

i2.$.of  my  felf  I  glory  not,but  in  mine  infirm. 

0  rather  glory  in  mine  infirmities 

10.  therefore  I  take  pleafure  in  mine  infirmi. 

1  Tim.  5 . 2  5  .and  for  thi  ne  often  infirmities 
Heb.4. 1 5  .touched  with  the  feeling  of  our  infirmit. 

inflammation. 
Lev.  1 3 .28.it  is  an  inflammation  of  the  burning 
De«f.i8.2*.fmite  thee  with  an  inflammation 

^Inflaming. 
ifa-H-i-inflamingyout  felves  with  idols  under 
3Inflicteft. 

2  Cor.2.6.which  was  inflicted -of  many 
3!nflacneesf, 

fob  38.3'i.canit  thou  bind  thefweet  inflfrof  Plei. 

31nfojm. 

Deut.  1 7 . 1  o.according  to  all  that  they  inform  thee 

31nfotmet), 

Van.9. zz.hz  informed me,and  talked  with  me 
Atl.  21.21  .they  are  infor.of  thecthat  thou  teach'eft 
24.wherof  they  are  informed  concerning  thee 
24. 1 .  w ho  informed  the  governour  againft  Paul 
2y.2.chi!dren  aAthe  Jews  informed him  ag.Paul 
1 5 .Informed  foe, Aefa'mg  to  have  judgment 
3]nfolT>tng,  or  (SJnfolWng. 

£^.1.4.  and  a  fire  infolding  it  felfe' 

3lnsgatljettng, 
£wrf.2j.i6.andthe  feaft  of  in-gathering,  which 

3lngraffeD. 
fam.  1 . 2 1  .receive  with  meekneffe  the  ingraff.vtoti 
'' . 


31ngrater,See  Cngratoer. 
3n!jabtt. 
Num.i  5. 34.  defile  not  the  land  which  ye  flial  inba. 
Pro.  lo^o.wicked  fhall  not  inhabit  the  earth  - 
Ifa.^z.11.  the  villages  that  KedardothiAfof 
6  5. 2 1 .  they  dial  build  houfes,and  inhabit  them 

2  2.they  fhall  not  build,and  another  inhabit 
fer.iy.6.hut  fhall  inhabit  a  parched  place 

48.1 8. daughter  that  doft  inhabit  Dibon,  come 
E^g.  3  3.24.they  that  inba.thok  waftes  of  Ifr.ipeak 
Amos  9.  i4.build  the  wafte  cities,  and  inhabit  them 
Zeph.  1 . 1 3  .bui  Id  houfes,  but  not  inhabit  them 

Jntjabifcant. 

fob  28.4.  the  flood  breaketh  out  from  the  inhabit. 

lfa.5.9.  even  great  and  fair  without  inhabitant 
6. 1 1.  cities  be  wafted  without  inhabitant 
■  9.9.(hall  know  the  inhabitant  of  Samaria 
1 2.6.cry  out,&  fhout,thou  inhabitant  of  Zion 
io.6.inhabitant  of  this  He  fliall  fay  in  that  day 
24. 1 7. pit  and  fnare  are  upon  thee,0  inhabit.of 
33.24.  the  inhabitant  {hall  not  fay,  I  am  tick 

fer.z.i  5.  his  dries  ate  burnt  without  inhabitant 
4.7.cities  fliall  be  laid  wafte  without  inhabitant 
9. 1 1. cities  of  Judahdefolatc  without  inhabitant 
10.17.  wares  out  of  the  \ix\&,0  inha.of  the  fcrt. 
21. 13.I  am  againft  thee, O  inhabit.of  the  valley 
22.23.  O  inhabitant  of  Leban.  that  maktft  thy 
26.9.citie(hall  be  defolate,  without  an  inhabit. 
j3.io.defolate3without  man,&  without  inhab. 
34.22.the  cities  of  Jud.a  defolat.without  inba, 
44.2  2.y our  land  is  a  curfe> without  inhabitant 
46.i9.anddefolate,withoutanwzfctfbito# 
49.18.O  inhabit,  of  Aroer,  ftand  up  by  the  way 
43 .  fnare  fhalbe  upon  thee  O  inhab.  of  Moab 
5 1 .29. a  defolation  w  ithout  inhabitant    .  ; 

3  j. be  upon  Bab.ftiall  the  inhabit.of Zion  fay 
37#an  biffing,  without  an  inhabitant' 

Amos  1  If.  and  cut  off  the  inhabitant  from  the  plain 

8.11e  cut  off  the  inhabitant  from  Afhdod 
Micah  1 . 1 1  .pafie  ye  away,thou  inhabitant  of  Saph. 
the  inhabitant  of  Zaanan  came  not  forth 
1  z.inhabitant  of  Maroth  waited  carefully  for 
13.O  thou  inhabit. of  LvLchiih,  bind  the  char. 
1 5.an  heir  to  thee,  O  inhabitant  of  Marcfhah 
Zeph.  2.  5.  that  there  fliall  be  no  inhabitant 
3 ,6.that  there  is  none  inhabitant 
inhabitant?. 
Gew.r9.25.  overthrew  all  the  inhabitants  of  rhofe 
Exod.i  5.i4.fliall  take  hold  on  theinhab.of  Paleft. 

1 5  .all  the  inhabitants  of  Canaan  fhall  melt 

Lev.  18.2  5.1and  it  felf  vcjmiterh  out  hex  inhabit  an. 

25 .  icun'to  all  the  inhabitants  thereof  it  fhallbe 

Num.  13.3  2.1s  a  land  that  eateth  up  rhe  inhabitants 

Deut.  1 3. 1 3.have  withdrawn  the  inhabitants  of   ' v 

i5.foitethei»fofeta«ttofth3rcity      -    ' 
fof.z.i^.inhabitants  of  the  countr.do  faint  becaufe 
8. 24,of  flaying  alLthe  inhabitants  of  Ai?  in 

26.  deftroyed  all  the  inhabitants  of  Ai 
9. 3  .when  the  inhabitants  of  G  ibeon  heard  w  hat 
1 1  .all  the  inhabit.of  our  countrey  fpake  unto 
10. 1.  inhabitants  of  Gibe,  had  made  peace  with 
i  i.i9.fave  the  Hivites,the  inhabitants  of  Gibe. 
1 3 .6.  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  hill  countr.from 
1 5.1 5.he  went  up  thence  to  the  inhab.  ofDebir 
i7.7.unto  the  inhabitants  of  Entappuah 

1  i.Manaf.had  the  inhab.of  Dor,&  her  towns 
the  inhabitants  of  Endor,  and  her  towns 
thei?zfcafei»r.vofTaanach,&  her  towns 

the  inhab.  of  Megiddo,  and  heriowns 

1 2.  couldnot  drive  out  the  inhab.of  thofe'eit. 

idii.i  i.he  went  againft  the  inhabitants  ofDebir 

I    i9.draye  out  the  inhabitants  of  the  mountain 

could  not  drive  out  the  inhab.of  the.vally 

27.nei.did  Man. drive  out  the  inhab.of  Beth. 

nor  the  inhab.of  Dor,— nor  the  ixb.of  Ibl. 

not  the  inhabitants  of  Megiddo,  &  her 

30.nei.did  Zebu. drive  out -the inhab.of  Kitro 

3i.nei.<lid>Afli.driveoutthei«fca&.of  Accho 

3  3.nei.did  Nap.drive  ©ut  the  inhabi.  of  Beth. 

■  ■        nor  the  ?»M>zr<«#JofBethanath 

inhab.of  Bethfh.&  Btthan.became  tribur. 

2.2.n'6  league  w  ith  the  inhabitants  of  this  land 

^.j.tht  inhabitants  of  the  villages  ceafed 

1 1. toward  the  inhabi.of  his  villages  in  Ifrael 

2  3  .curfe  ye  bitterly  the  inhabitants  thereof 
io;i8.  head  over  all  the  inhabitants  of  Gilead 


11.8  .be  our  head  over  the  inhabitants  of  G  llead 

2  i.pofleffed  the  inhabitants  of  that  countrey 
20.i5.be(ide  the  inhabitants  of  Gibeah 
2i,9.none  of  thz inhabitants  of  Jabefli  Gi. there 

io.goe  and  finite  the  inhab.of  Jabefh  Gilead 

1 2.they  found  among  the  inhab.  of  Jab.  Gil. 

Rath  4.4.fayingjBuy  it  before  the  inhabitants 

1  &wz.6.2i.fentmeiT.tothei3k.of  Kir.jearim,fay. 

23.5/0  David  fayed  the  inhabitants  ofKeilah 

3i.n.whenthe  »';.  of  Ja.Gil. heard  of  all  that 

1  Kjn.ij.i.who  was  of  the  inhabit.of  Gilead,  faid 

2 1. 1 1. who  were  the  inhab.of  his  cttie,  did  as 
2.rv,wz.i9.26.tlierefore  their  inba.  were  of  fmal  po. 
22. 16.  bring  evill  upon  the  inhabitants  thereof 
i9.and  againft  the  inhabitants  thereof 

1  C/jra.8.6.heads  of  the  family  of  the  inha.of  Geba  1 
1 3. heads  of  the  family  of  the  inba.  of  Ajalon 

9.2.and  the  Sift  inhabitants  that  dwelt  in 

1 1.5. the  inhabit,  of  Jebus  faid  to  David,  Thou 

2  Chro.i  5.5.vexation  were  upon  all  the inb.of  the 
20.23.ftood  up  againft  the  inba.  of  mount  Seir 

made  an  end  of  the  inhabitants  of  Seir 
34.24.eviH  upon  the  inhabitants  thereof 
27.and  againft  the  inhabitants  thereof 
28.evill  that  He  bring  upon  the  inhab.  of  the 
Neh.$.  1 1. inhabit  ant  a  of  Zanaoh  repaired  Hanun 
fob  26.5.formed  from  under  the  inhabitants  therof 
P/rt/,3  3.8, inhab.  of  the  world  ftand  in  awe  of  him 
1 4. he  looketh  upon  all  the  inhabitants  of  the 
49. 1. give  eare  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  world 
75.3.eartbandallthe«Aj.  thereof  are  defolate 
83.7.  the  Philiftims  with  the  inhabita.  of  Tyre 
I  fa,  10. 1 3. put  down  the  inhabitants  like  a  valley 

3  i.inhab.of  Gcbim  gather  themfelves  to  flee 
18.3  .all  the  inhabitants  of  the  world,fee  yee 
23-1.be  ftill  ye  inhabitants  of  the  He 

6-howle  ye  inhabitants  of  the  lie 

24.i.fcattereth  abroad  therinkabitants thereof 

5.earth  is  defiled  under  the  inhabitants  therof 

6.  therefore  the  inhab.of  the  earth  are  burned 

i6.Q.inJjab.ofthe  world  will  learn  righteoufnes 

l8.neith.have  the  inhabit,  of  the  world  fallen 

2 1. to  punifh  the  inhabitants  of  the  earth 

37.27.their  inhabitants  were  of  fmall  power 

38.1  i.behold  no  man  no  more  with  the  inh.  of 

40.21.the  inhabitants  thereof  are  as  grafhoppers 

qz.io.inbab.  thereof  fing  unto  the  Lord  a  new 

1 1  .let  the  inhabitants  of  the  rocke  fing 
49.19.by  reafon  of  the  inhabitant s,m&  they  that 
fer.  13.13  .lie  fill  all  the  inhabitants  thereof 
19. 1 2.thus  will  I  doe  to  the  inhabitants  thereof 
2 1. 6. He  fmite  the  inhabitants  of  this  citie 
23.14.and  the  inhabitants  thereof  as  Gomorrah 
2  5. 9. and  againft  the  inhabitants  thereof 

29. for  a  fword  upon  all  the  inhabita.  thereof 
>3o.againftaIl  the  inhabitants  of  the  earth 
26. 1 5.  bring  innocent  bloud  upon  the  inhabita. 
46. 8. He  deftroy  the  inhabit -ants  thereof 
49. 8. dwell  deep,0  inhabitants  of  Dedan 

20. hath  purpofed  againft  the  inha.of  Teman  j 
3o.d  well  deep,0  ye  inhabitants  of  Hazor 
50.21.  goc  up  againft  the  inhabitants  of  Pekod 
3  4.and  dilquiet  the  inhabitants  of  Babylon 
35.a  fword  is  upon  the  inhabitants  of  Babyl. 
5 1.1  i.which  he  fpake  againft  the  inha.of  Baby. 
24.and  to  all  the  inhabita.of  Caldea,all  their 
3  5 .my  bloud  upon  theinhab.of  Caldea  fhall 
Lam.4. 1 2.  all  the  inhabita.  of  the,  earth  would  not 
£^e/;.  16. 17.  ftrong  in  the  fea,fhe  and  her  inhabita. 
27.8.  the  inhaliit.  of  Zidon  were  thy  mariners 
3  5  .all 'the  inhab.of  the  lies  fhalbe  aftonifhed 
29.6.all  the  inhabit,  of  Egypt  fliall  know  that  I 
Dan^-i  5. inhab.of 'the  earth  are  reputed  as  nothing 
among  the  inhabitants  of  the  earth,  &  none 
Hof.io.^tht  inhabitants  of  Samaria  fhall  feare 
Micah  6. 1  ^.inhabitants  thereof  hive  fpoken  lies 

i6.and  rhe  inhabitants  thereof  an  hilling 
Zeph.  r .  1 1  .ho w  le  ye  inhabitants  of  Maktefh' 

2. 5. woe  unto  the  inhabitants  of  the  fea-coaft 

Z^.8.io.comepeople,&  the  inha.  of  many  cities 

2 1  .the  inhab.  of  one  city  fhall  goe  to  another 

Rcvrf.%-1 2.woe,woe,Woe  to  the  inhab.of  the  earth 

JltiiaMtantS  ofjemfakm ,  See 

JleruJalem. 

JlKftabttarittf  0ftbe  land. 

Gw.34.3o.toftinke  among  the  inbmb.  of  the  land 

50.1 1. inhabit.  \ 


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IN  H 


INH       I  N  H 


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50.1  ijnhab.ofthe  land.the  Can.faw  the  mour. 
Exod.z  3.  3  i.deliver  theinbab.of  the  land  into  your 
34.1  2.  make  a  cov.with  theinbabit.  of  the  land 
1  f  .left  thou  make  acov.w"1  the  inb. of  the  1. 
Num.14.14.  tell  it  to  the  inhabitants  of  this  land 
31.17  .becaufe  of  the  inhabitants  of  the  land 
33.  f  2.  drive  out  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  land 
5  3  .difpofftffe  the  inhabitants  of  the  land 
5  j .drive  out  the  inhabitants  of  the  land  from 
Jaf.z.g.dl  the  inhabitants  of  the  land  faint  becaufe 
7-^.alI  the  inhabitants  oi  the  land  fhall  hear  of  it 
9.24.  to  deftroy  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  land 
Judg.i.}z.  among  the  Canaan.the  inhab.of  the  la. 
3  3. dwelt  among  the  Can.thei#W.of  the  la. 

1  Sam.  27.8.natiwereofold  thei»M>Jte.ofthe  la. 

2  S«#.  5 .6. unto  the  Jebufites,the  inhab.of  the  land 

1  Chr.i  i.4.wheretheJeb.were3theisW.of  the  la. 
22.  i*S .given  the  i«/w/?.of  the  land  into  mine  ha. 

2  C/;?-<?.20.7.driveout  the  inhab.of  this  land  before 
Nffc.9.24.fubdued  bef.them  the  inhabit.of  the  land 
Ifa.zi.14.inhab.of  the  la.  of  Tema brought  water 
/ef.i.  i4.break  forth  upon  all  the  inhab.oi'the  land 

6.r  2.my  hand  upon  the  inhabitants  of  the  land 
1 0.1 8. He  fling  out  the  inhabit.of  the  Ian. at  this 
47.2.  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  land  fhall  howle 
Hof.4.1.  hath  a  controverfie  with  the  inhabit.of  the 
Joel  i.Lgivecar,  all  ye  inhabitants  of  the  land 
14.gath.all  the  inhab.of  the  la.  into  the  hou. 
2. 1. let  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  land  tremble 
Zech.  1 1 ,6.no  more  pitie  the  inhabitants  of  the  land 

3]ni>abffeD. 
Gen.  3  6. 2o.thefe  the  fons  of  Seir,who  inhabited 
Exod.16.}  f-untill  they  came  to  a  land  inhabited 
Lev.  16.22.  their  inicjnit.  unto  a  land  not  inhabited 
Jndg.  i.x  7. flew  the  Canaan,  thztinbabit.  Zephath 
2  i.not  drive  out  the  Jebuf.that  inhab.Jevufal. 
1  Chro.  5  9-eaft  ward  he  inhabited  to  the  cntri.  in  of 
1ft.  1 3. 20. it  fhall  never  be  inhabited 
44. 26.  thou  (halt  be  inhabited 
4? .  1 8. he  formed  it  to  be  inhabited 
54.3  .defol.nc  cities  to  be  inhabited  : 

/e>.6.8.1eft  I  make  thee  a  land  not  inhabited 
1 7. 6. in  a  fait  land,  and  not  inhabited 
2i.6.and  cities  w  hich  are  not  inhabited 
46.26\afterward  it  fhall  be  inhabited 
50. 1 3 .  it  fhall  not  be  inhabited 
39.no  more  inhabited  for  ever 
E^el?.  1 2. 20. cities  that  ztcinhab.  fhalbe  laid  wafte 
26.17.  deftroyed  that  waft  inhabit.of  fez- fixing 
1 9. like  the  cities  that  are  not  Inhabited 
20.that  thou  be  not  inhabited 
29. 1 1  .neither  fhall  it  be  inhabited  foutty  yeers 
3  4, 1 3  .in  all  the  inhabited  places  of  the  countrey 
3  6. 1  o.and  the  cities  fhall  be  inhabited 

3  f  .are  become  fenced,  and  are  inhabited 
3  8. 1 2<defolate  places,that  are  now  inhabited 
Zecfo.2.4.Jeruf-fhalbeiAb.as  towns  without  wal. 
7.7.when  Jeruf.was  inhab.  and  in  herprofperity 
when  men  inhabi.  the  fouth  of  the  plain 
■  9.  y.and  Afhkelon  fhall  not  be  inhabited 
1 2.6.  Jcrufalem  fhall  be  inhabited  again  in  her 
14.10.he  lifted  up,and  inhabited  in  her  place 
1 1 .  but  Jerufalem  fhall  be  fafely  inhabited 
3fnljabiterg, 
Rcv.i  2. 1 2.  wo  to  the  inhabiters  of  the  earth 
17.2.  inhabiters  of  the  earth  have  been 
3!nhab(teft. 
Pfal.zz.}.0  thou  that  inhabitefl  the  praifes  of 

3Inbabitetrj. 
Job  1  <,. 12 8. in  houfes  which  no  man  iuhabiteth 
fa  J7-1 5'faith  the  lofty  One,  that  inhab.etemky 

3lnfyabfting. 
Pfa.7 4.  i4.meat  to  the  people  i»/;^.thewildernefs 

Inherit. 
Gen.  1 5-8.fliall  I  know  that  I  fhall  inherit  it 
Exod.$  2. 1 3.  and  they  fhall  inherit  it  for  ever 
Lev.  2  5 .46.  to  inherit  them  for  a  poffeffion 
Num.i  8.24. 1  have  given  to  the  Levits  to  inherit 
26.  jj. tribes  of  their  fathers,  they  disinherit 
3  2. 1 9.we  wil  not  inber.wkh  them  on  yond.fide 
3  3 .  f  4.  to  the  tribes  of  your  fath.  ye  fhall  inherit 
34. 1 3 .  land  which  ye  fhall  inherit  by  lot 
De ut.  1 .3  8 .  for  he  fhall  caufe  I  frael  to  inherit  it 
1 2.io.which  the  L.your  G.giveth  you  toinher. 
19.  i4.which  thou  (halt  inherit  in  the  land 
2 1 . 1 6.  maketh  his  fons  to  inherit  that  which  he 


3 1 .7.  thou  (halt  caufe  them  to  inherit  it 
Jof.  17.1 4>given  me  but  one  portion  to  inherit 
Judg.  1 1 .2. thou  (halt  not  inherit  in  our  fath.houfe 

1  Saw. 2. 8. and  to  make  them  inherit  the  throne 

2  Cfou20.11.  which  thou  haft  given  us  to  inherit 
Pfal.  2  5 . 1 3  .his  feed  fhall  inherit  the  earth 

37.9>they  fhall  inherit  the  earth 

1 1  .but  the  meek  fhall  inherit  the  earth 
2  2.be  blefled  of  him  fhall  inherit  the  earth 
69.3  6.feed  of  his  fervants  fhall  inherit  it 
8  2.8.for  thou  (halt  inherit  all  nations 
Pro.  3. 3  <f.the  wife  fhall  inherit  glory 

8.2i.caufe  thofe  that  love  me  to  i»fo??.fubftance 
1 1.29.  troubleth  his  own  houfe  fhall  inherit  the 
*4. 1 8. the  fimple  inherit  folly 
lfa.49.%.  to  caufe  to  inherit  the  defolate  heritages 
54-3-and  thy  feed  (hall  inherit  the  Gentiles 
J7.1 3. and  fhall  inherit  mine  holy  mountain 
6? _9.and  mine  elect  fhall  inherit  it 
Jer.%.  io.to  them  that  fhall  inherit  them 

12.14.  which  I  have  caufed  my  peo.Ifr.to  inher. 
49.1.  why  then  doth  their  kinginherit  Gad 
£^.47.  I4.ye  fhall  inher.it,one  as  well  as  anoth. 
Zech.z.  1 2.  the  Lord  (hall  inherit] udah  his  portion 
Mat.  f.f.bleff.are  the  meek,for  they  fhall  zater.the 
19. 29  .and  fhall  isferi?  everlafting  life 
z<;.}4.inberit  the  kingdom  prepared  for  you 
M<zr.  10. 1 7.that  I  may  inherit  eternall  life 
Lu\e  10.2  j.  what  fhall  I  do  to  inherit  eternall  life 
Chap.18.18. 
1  Cor.6.9 .unrigh.fhall  not  inherit  the  kingd.  of  G. 
io.nor  extortion. dial  inher.the  kingd.of  G. 
1  j.jo.flefh  &  bloud  cannot  inher.the  kin.of  G. 
nei.doth  corruption  inherit  incorruption 
Gal.^.zi.fhAlnotinherit  the  kingdom  of  God 
Heb.6.1 2.throlfaith  &  patience  inher.  the  promif. 
1  Pf£.3.9.thit  ye  fhould  inherit  ableffmg 
Ket),2i.7.hethatovercometh  fhall  inhtr.aW  things 

^Inherit  tend. 
Gen.i^.y.to  give  thee  this  land  to  inherit  it 

28.4.thatthou  mayeft  inherit  the  land 
Exod.  2  3 . 3  o.until  thou  be  increafed  *&  inhet  the  la. 
lOT.20.24.ye  (hall  inherit  their  land  ,  1 
Deut.i.}  1.  that  thou  mayeft  inherit  his  land. 
16.  20.  and  inherit  the  land  which  the  Lord  thy 
19. 3. land  wch  theLoti  thyG  giveth  thee  to inh. 
Pfal.} 7. 29.the  righteous  fhall  inherit  the  land 
34.he  (hall  exalt  thee  to  inherit  the  land 
Ifa.6o.  21.  they  fhall  inherit  the  land  for  ever 
£^.47. 1 3  .whereby  ye  fhall  inherit  the  land 

■    3Inlje*itance,    ,~. 
Gen.}  1. 14JS  there  any  portion  or'  inheritan.  for  us 
48.5 .aft.the  name  of  their  brethr.in  their  inher. 
Exok  1  y .  1 7,plant  th'em  in  the.moun.-of  thine  inher. 
Lev.  2  f  .46.take  them  as  an  inheritance  for  ever 
Num.  1 6. 1 4. or  given  us  inherit,  of  fields  or  vineya. 
1 8. 20.I  am  thy  part,  and  thine  •inheritance 
26.5  4.  to  many  thou  (halt  give  the.  more  inheri. 
to  few  thou  (halt  give  the  leffe  inherit. 
to  ev.one  fhall  his  inher.be  given  accor. 
27-7.give  them  a  poffeffion  of  an  inheri.  among 
caufe  the  inher. of  their  fath.to  p.ifs  to  them 
8.  caufe  his  inheritance  to paffe  to  his  daught. 
9..  give  his  inheritance  unto  his  brethren 
io.give  his  inheritance  unto  his  fath.brethren 
1 1  .give  his  inheritance  unto  his  kinfman 
3  2. 1 8. have  inherited  every  man  his  inheritance 
i9.becaufeour  £»fce>i*..isfallentouson  this 
,    3  2.poffeffion  of  our  inberi.on  this  fide  Jord. 
3  3. 54-to  the  moe  ye  fhall  give  the  more  Mm. 
to  the  fewer  ye  (hall  give  t  he  leffe  inher. 
every  mans  inher. fhalbe  in  the  pi.  where 
3  4.  i4-have  received  their  inheritance  Verfer4. 
1  j.have  received  their  inheritance  on  this  fide 
1 8, to  divide  the  land  by  inheritance 
29.commanded  to  divide  the  inheri. unto  the 
3  J.  2. of  the  inheritance  of  their  poffeffion 

8.according  to  his  inheri.  which  he  inheriteth 
3  6 .  i.to  give  the  inher.  of  Zeloph.to  his  daught. 

3.  then  fhall  the  inheritance  be  taken 

from  the  inheritance,  of  our  fathers 
fhalbe  put  to  the  inheritance  of  the  tribe 
be  taken  from  the  lot  of  our  inheritance 

4.  their  inheri.be  put  to  the  inheri.  of  the  tribe 

fo  (hall  their  inheritance  be  taken  away 
from  the  inher.of  the  tribe  p{ out- fath. 


7.not  the  inheritance  of  the  chil.of  Ifi.remove 
to  the  Merit,  of  the  tribe  of  his  fathers 

S.that  pofleffcth"  an  inheritance  in  any  tribe  of 
may  enjoy  every  man  the  in'e.of  his  fath . 

9.neith.fhall  the  inberiexaove  from  one  tr.to 
keep  himfelf  to  his  own  inheritance 

1 2.  their  inherit,  remained  in  the  tribe  of  the 

Deut.^.zo.a  people  of  inheritance t  as  ye  are  this  day 

9.i6.and  faid,Deftroy  not  thine  inheritance    „, 

29-yet  they  are  thine  inheritance 

10,9.  Levi  hath  no  part  nor  inheritance  with  his 

the  Lord  i  s  h  is  inheritance 

1 2.9.10  the  inheritance  which  the  L.  your  G.giv. 

i8»i.eat  the  off.of  the  L.made  by  fire,&  his  inh. 

2.the  Lord  is  their  inheritance 
19.  i4-of  old  time  have  fet  in  thine  inheritance 
3 1.8  .divided  to  the  nations  their  inheritance 

9.  Jacob  is  the  lot  of  his  inheritance 
3  3. 4. even  an  inheritance  of  the  congre. of  Jacob 
Jof.  1 3. 8.  Reuben  &  Gad  haverecuved  their  inher. 

i4.are  their  inheritance^  he  faid  unto 

1  j.Mofesgave  unto  the  tribe  of  Reub.wzfe;-. 

23. this  was  the  inherit. of  the  child. of  Rcub. 

24.  Mof.  gave  inheritance  to  the  tribe  of  Gad 

28  .this  is  the  inherit,  of  the  children  of  Gad 

29.Mofesgave  inheritance  to  the  half  tribe  of 

3  }.L<.rd  God  of  Ifrael  was  their  inheritance 
i4.z.by  lot  was  their  inheritance 
• '.  9.(h:il  be  thine  inheritance, &  thy  chil.for  ever 

1 4. Hebron  bscame  the  inheritance  of  Caleb 
1  f  .20.that  is  the  inheritance  of  the  tribe  ot-Jud. 
1 6.4.  Manaff.  &  Ephraim  took  their  inheritance 

f-even  the  border  of  their  inheritance  on  the 

8.  this  is  the  inheritance  of  the  tribe  of  Ephr. 

9.  were  among  the  inlxrit. of  the  chil.of  Man. 
17.4-commanded  Mof.  to  give  us  an  inher.  am. 

he  gave  ibem  an  inheri  amo.the  brethr. 

6.  daugh.of  Manaf.had  is'w.among  his  fons 
i8.2.which  had  not  yet  received  their  inheritan. 

4.defcribe  it  according  to  the  inherit. ofzbcm 

7.  prieft-hood  of  the  Lord  is  then  inlieritance 
have  received  their  inheri. bcyoau  Jord. 

20. this  was  theiate-.  of  the  chil.of  Btnjam. 

Vufe  28. 

i9.t.their  inher. was  within  theinhe.of  thechil. 

2. they  had  in  their  inheritance Bett-Chzha. 

8.this  is  the  inheritance  of  thechil.  of  Simeon 

p.was  the  inheritance  of  the  childr.of  S  imeon 

had  their  inherit. yi  ithin  the  inheri.  of  them 

10.  border  of  their  inherit,  of  was  unto  Sand 
i6.this  is  the  inher.of  the  children  of  Zebul. 
Z3.this  is  the  inher.of  the  children  of  Iflach. 
3 1 .  this  is  the  inheri.  of  the  children  of  Afher 
59-this  is  the  inher.of  the  children  of  Naph. 
41.  coaft  of  their  inheritance  was  Zorah 
48.  this  is  the  inherit,  of  the  children  of  Dan 
49.chil.of  Ifrael  gave  an  inheritance  to  Jofhua 

2 1.3  .out  of  their  inherit,  at  the  comraandement 
2  3 .4.  to  be  an  inheritance  for  your  tribes 
24.28.  every  man  unto  bis  inheritance 
3  o.buried  him  in  the  border  of  his  inheritance 
Judg.z.g. 
3  2.became  theinheritan  of  the  chil.of  Jofeph 
?ud% .2.6.went  every  man  to  his  inherit,  to  poflTeife 
1 8. 1. fought  them  an  inheritance  to  cb>rell  in 

all  their  inherit,  had  not  fallen  to  them 
20.6.  fent  her  thor.  all  the  countr.of  theinherit. 
1 1.  i7.muft  be  an  inherit,  for  them  that  efcaped 
2  3  and  returned  to  their  inheritance 
24.  from  thence  every  man  to  his  inheritance 
Ruth  4.^  .name  of  the  dead  upon  his  inheritance 

Verfe  10. 
:     6.1eft  I  marre  mine  owne  inheritance 

1  Sam.  10. 1  .to  be  captain  over  his  inheritance 
16.19.  from  abiding  in  the  inheritance  oi  the  L. 

2  Sam.  i4<i6.together  out  of  the  inhmtance  ofGod 
20. 1 .  neither  have  we  inherit,  in  the  fon  of  Jeffe 

1King.1z.16. 
19.  fwallow  up  the  inherkftce  of  the  Lord 
21.3.  that  ye  rhay  bleffe  themheritance  of  the  L. 
i  JCwg-8.$  1.  they  be  thy  people,  and  thine  inherit. 
$  3 .  people  of  the  earth  to  be  thine  inheritance 
2 1 .3.  give  the  inheritance  of  my  fathers  unto  thee 
4-not  give  thee  the  inheritance  of  my  fathers 
2  iO'?z.2i.i4.Ileforfakethe  remnant  of  mine  inhe. 
i  Chro:  1 6. 1 8.the  lot  of  your  inheritance 

2vefc.n.20.every 


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Neh.  1 1 .  »o.  every  one  in  his  inheritance 

fob  3  i.z.what  inher.hom  the  Almigb.  fr.  on  high 
41.1  f.fath.gave  them  inher.  among  their  breth. 

Pfal.  1 6. 5  .the  Lo.is  the  portion  of  mine  inheritance 
28.9.  and  bleffe  thine  inheritance 
3312.  whom  he  hath chofen  for  his  own  inher. 
37.  i8.their  inheritance  mail  be  for  ever 
474.he  (hall  chufe  our  inheritance  for  us 
68.9.confirme  thine  inheritance  when  it 
74-z.the  rod  of  thine  inheritance,  which  thou 
78./?.  divided  them  an  inheritance  by  line 
6i.a'nd  was  wroth  with  his  inheritance  _ 
7 1!  brought  him  to  feed  Ifrael  his  inheritance 
■jg  i.the  heathen  are  come  into  thine  inheritance 
94. 14.  neither  will  he  forfake  his  inheritance 
10? .  1 1. land  of  Canaan,the  lot  of  your  inherit. 
106.  5 .  that  I  may  glory  with  thine  inheritance 
40.tb.at  he  abhorred  his  own  inheritance 

Pro. 1 3 . 2 z.z  g°°d  man  leaveth  an  inher. to  his  child 
17.2.  part  of  the  inheritance  among  the  brethren 
i9.i4.houfe  &  riches  are  the  inheritance  of  fath. 
20.  z  1 .  an  inherit,  may  be  gotten  haftily  at  the 

Eedef.7.1  i.wifdome  is  good  with  an  inheritance 

iy4.19.25.and Ifrael  mine  inheritance 
47.6. 1  have  polluted  mine  inheritance 
6  3 .  1 7 .  the  tribes  of  thine  inheritance 

Jer.10.16. Ifrael  is  the  rod  of  his  inheritance 
1 2.14.  that  touch  the  inheri.  which  I  have  cauf. 
16.18.  filled  mine  inheritance  with  the  carcaffes 
3  2.8.for  the  right  of  inheritance  is  thine 
5 1. 1 9.1frael  is  the  rod  of  his  inheritance 

Lam.$. z.out  inheritance  is  turned  to  ftrangers 

E\e\.zz.\6.  (halt  take  thine  inheritance  in  thy  felf 
25.1  f.didft  rejoice  at  the  inherita.  of  the  houfe 
36.1 2.and  thou  (halt  be  their  inheritance 
44.28.I  am  their  inheritance 
46.16.  the  inheritance  thereof  (hall  be  his  fons 
it  (hall  be  their  pofleffion  by  inheritance 

17.  if  he  give  a  gift  of  his  inher.  to  one  of  his 

his  inheritance  Shall  be  his  fons  for  them 
i8.not  take  of  the  peoples  inher.  by  opprefll. 
give  his  fons  inhen.  out  of  his  own  pofleff. 
47.22.  they  (hall  have  inherit,  with  you  among 
23. there  (hall  ye  give  him  his  inheritance 
Mat. 21.38 .and  let  us  feite  on  his  inheritance 
Mark. l  2-7 -m$  the  inheritance  (hall  be  ours 
Lake  12.13  .that  he  divide  the  inheritance  .with  me 

20.14.that  the  inheritance  may  be  ours 

Atts  10.  3  z.w  give  you  an  inherit,  among  all  them 

26.18.  inher.  among  them  which  are  Sanctified 

Gal.  3. 18.  if  the  inherit. bt  of  the  law, it  is  no  more 

Ephef  1. 1  i.in  whom  we  have  obtained  an  inherit. 

i4.whichis  theearrieft  of  out  inheritance 

18.  of  the  glory  of  his  inherita.  in  the  faints 
5.5.  hath  any  inheritance  in  the  kingd.of  Chrift 

Col.i.iz.  to  be  partakers  of  the  inher.  of  the  faints 

3.24.  ye  (hall  receive  the  reward  of  the  inherit. 

Heb.1.4.  as  he  hath  by  inheritance  obtained  a  more 

9.1 5.  receivethe  promife  of  eternall  inheritance 

1  Vet. 1 .4.10  an  inheritance  immortall 

F«'31nrjeritance. 
Exod.z^.g.anA  take  us  for  thine  inheritance 
Num.  18.21  .all  the  tench  of  Ifrael  for  an  inheritance 
26.  given  you  from  them  for  your  inheritance 
26. 5  3 .  land  (hall  be  divided  for  an  inheritance 
33.54.  divide  the  land  by  lot  for  an  inheritance 
34. 2. land  that  (hall  fall  unto  you  for  an  inheri. 
3  6.2.  to  give  the  land  for  an  inheritance  by  lot 
Deut.q.x i.L.thy  God  giveth  thee  for  an  inheritan. 
3  8.to  give  thee  their  land  for  an  inheritance 
1 5.4.  giveth  thee  for  an  inheritance  to  poffeffe  it 
Chap.25.19. 
I     1  9.  io.wsh  the  L-thy  G  .giveth  thee  for  an  inher. 
20.  i6.doth  give  thee  for  an  inheritance 
21.23 .  Lord  thy  G.  giveth  thee  for  an  inherita. 
I  Chap.244.8c  26.1. 

29.8.8:  gave  it  for  an  inheritance  to  the  Reuben. 
/o/i.6.(halt  thou  divide  for  an  inheritance 

11.23  •  Jolhua'gave  it  for  an  inheritance  to  Ifrael 
1 3.6.by  lot  unto  the  Israelites  for  an  inheritance 
7  .divide  this  land  for  an  inheritance 
3  2.did  distribute  for  an  inheritance  in  the 
1 4. 1. distributed  for  inheritance  to  them 

1  3 .  gave  to  Caleb  Hebron  for  an  inheritance 
19.49.of  dividing  the  land  for  inher.by  their  co. 
5 1 .  divided  for  an  inheritance  by  lot 


I  N  H 


IN  I 


I  N  I 


I  N  I 


1  JC«g.8.36.given  to  thy  people  hi  an  inheritance 

iChro.6.zj. 

1  c%.28.8.leave  it  for  an  inherit.fot  your  children 

E-^rag.iz. 

P/a/.2.8.give  thee  the  heathen  for  thine  inheritance 

Jer.  3.18.  given  for  an  inheritance  unto  your  fath. 

%-V-k-l  ?.»4-the  land  is  given  us  for  inheritance 
44.28.it  (hall  be  unto  them  for  an  inheritance 
45.i.divideby  lot  the  land  for  an  inheritance 
47.14.this  land  (hall  fall  to  you  for  inheritance 
22.  divide  it  by  lot  for  an  inheritance  to  you 
48.29.  unto  the  tribes  of  Ifrael  for  inheritance 

Heb.  1 1 .8  .(hould  after  receive  for  an  inheritance 
No,  or  none  3lnrjevttance. 

W«».i8.20.thou  (halt  have  no  inkcrit.in  their  Ian. 

2  {.among  the  chil.oflfr.they  have  no  inher. 
24.am.the  chil.of  If.they  (hall  have  noinher. 

26.62.was  no  inheritance  given  them  amon.the 
Deut.  1  z.  1 2. no  part  nor  inheritance  with  you 
14.27.  he  hath  no  part  nor  inheritance  with  thee 

29-becaufe  he  hath  no  inheritance  with  the 
18.1  .(hal  1  have  no  inheritance  with  Ifrael 
2.  therefore  (hall  they  have  no  inheri.  among 
fof.  13.14  .tribe  of  Levi  he  gave  no  inheritance 

3  3.tribe  of  Levi  Mo.gave  not  any  inheritance 
1 4. 3. unto  the  Levits  he  gave  none  inheritance 

2  Chr.  10. 16. we  have  none  inhcr.m  the  fon  of  Jef. 
AEts  7-5.he  gave  him  none  inheritance  in  it 

Inheritances. 
/o/.i9.5i.thefearethe  inheritan.vihich  Eleaz.and 

3Gnherfteb. 
Num.i  2.]  8.  have  inherited  every  man  his  inherita. 
Jofiq.i.  chil.of  Ifrael  inheritedin  the  land  ofCa. 
Pfal.  105.44.they  inherited  the  labour  of  the  peop. 
fer.16.1 9-furely  our  fathers  have  tnheritedlies 
E"Z\ek- 3 3  •  M-  and  he  inherited  the  land 
Heb.  1 2.  i7.when  he  would  have  inherited  the  blef. 

3lnherltetJj. 
Num.i  5-8.accord.to  the  inher.  which  he  inheriteth 

31nher(rotttr. 
Ifa.65.9.  out  of  Judah  an  inheritour  of  my  mount. 

3!njop,See<Enjop. 

3finJopne,  See  Cnjogne. 

3In(qnftp, 

Gen.  15.16.  iniquity  of  the  Amorits  is  not  yet  full 

19. 1 5. left  thou  be  confu.  in  the  iniq.of  the  city 

44. 16.  God  hath  found  out  the  iniquity 

£#0.20.5.  vifitingthewz^.of  thefath.onthechil. 

Nam,  14.18. 
zn.7.iovgmnginiquity,and  tranfgreffion 

vifiting  the  iniq.oi  the  fa. upon  the  chi. 
Deaf.  5.9. 
9. and  pardon  our  iniquity, and  our  fin 
Ltv.i  8.25.  therefore  do  I  vifit  the  iniquity  thereof 
26.39.fhaU  pine  away  in  their  iniquity 

40.  if  they  (hall  confeffe  their  iniquity 
and  the  iniquity  of  their  fathers 

41.  accept  ofthepunifhment  of  the'w  iniquity 
43. (hal  accept  of  the  punifhm.of  their  iniqu. 

Num.s .  1 5 .bringing  iniquity  to  remembrance 

3 1.  man  be  guiltleSTe  from  iniquity 

1 4. 1 8. of  great  mercy  ,forgiving  iniquity 

i9.pardon,I  befecch  thee,the  iniq.oi  this  peo. 
15.3 1. his  iniquity  Shall  be  upon  him 
23. 21. he  hath  not  beheld  iniquityin  Jacob 
Deut.  19. 1 5  .not  rife  up  againft  a  man  for  any  iniq. 

3  2.4.aGod  of  truth,  and  without  iniquity 
fof  22. 17.1s  the  iniquity  of  Peor  too  little  for  us 
20. that  man  perifhed  not  alone  in  his  iniqu. 

1  Sam.z-i  3.  fot  the  iniquity  which  heknoweth 
I4.that  the  iniquity  of  Elies  houfe  (hall  not 

15.23  .ftubbornneSfe  is  as  iniquity  and  idolatry 
20.8.  if  there  be  in  meiniquity 
25.24.upon  me  let  this  z/%#zfy  be 

2  Sd»z.i4.9.the  iniquity  be  on  me,and  on  my 
3  2.if  there  be  iniquity  in  me,let  him 

i9.19.let  not  my  lord  impute  iniquity  to  me 
24.10.take  away  the  iniquity  of  thy  fervant 

1  Chro.z  1.8.  do  away  theiniquity  of  thy  fervant 

2  Cbro.ig.j.  for  there  hnoiniquity  with  the  Lord 
Neh.^.and  cover  not  their  iniquity 
job  4. 8. have  feen,they  that  plow  iniquity,  reap 

1,i6.iniquity  ftoppeth  her  mouth 
6.29.  let  it  not  be  iniquity 

30.1s  there  iniquity  in  my  tongue 
I  i.6.1effe  then  thine  iniquity  defer veth 


z^.if  iniquity  be  in  thine  hand,  put  it  far 
1 5-5-thy  mouth  uctercth  thine  iniquity 

i6.which  drinketh  iniquity  like  water 
20.27. the  heaven  Shallreveale  hisimquity 
21.19.G0d  layeth  up  bis  iniquity  fot  his  child. 
22.23.thou  (Ink  put  away  iniquity  far  from 
31. 1  i.sniniquity  (halbe  pumfhedbythe  Judg 

2  8.this  alfo  were  an  iniquity  to  bepuniShed 
3  3  •  9-neithcr  is  there  iniquity  in  me 
34-3  2-'f  I  have  done  iniquity ,  He  doe  no  more 

3 6. 1  o.commandeth  that  they  return  from  iniq. 
2 1. take  heed,  regard  not  iniquity 

23-who  can  fay,  Thou  haft  wrought  iniquity 
Pfal.y.z  .if  there  bemiquity  in  my  hands 

i4.behold  he  travelleth  wuhiniquity 
32.2.unto  whom  the  Lord  imputeth  notiniqu. 

T  .thou  forgaveft  the  iniquity  of  my  fin 
36.2.untill  his  iniquity  be  found  to  be  hatefull 

3. the  words  of  his  mouth  are  iniquity 
39  1 1. rebukes  doft  correct  man  for  iniquity 
4 1. 6. his  heart  garhereth  iniquity  to  it  felfe 
49. 5  .when  the  iniquity  of  rny  heeles  (lull 
51.5  .behold  I  was  (ha pen  in  iniquity 
5  3. 1. and  have  done  abominable  iniquity 
■)  5.3.forthey  caft  iniquity  upon  me 
56.7.fhall  they  cfcape  in  iniquity 
66. 1 8. if  I  regard  iniquity  in  my  heart,theL.wil 
69. 27. adde  iniquity  to  their  iniquity 
78.38.  forgave  their «?%.&  deftroyed  them  not 

85.2  .thou  haft  forgiven  the  iniqu.of  the  people 
8  9. 3  z.vifit  their  iniquity  with  (tripes 
94.20.throneofi»i^.  have  fellowfhip  with  thee 

2 3. bring  upon  them  their  ov/ne  iniquity 
106.43.were  brought  low  for  their  iniquity 
107.41.all  iniquity  (hall  flop  her  mouth 
109.14.  let  the  in.of  the  fathers  be  remembred 
119. 3 .  they  alfo  do  no  iniquity 

1 3  3  .let  not  any  iniquity  have  dominion  over 
1 2  5. 3. put  forth  their  hands  unto  iniquity 

Pro.  1 6.6.by  mercy  and  truth  iniquity  is  purged 
19.28.  mouth  of  the  wicked  devoureth  iniq  mty 
22.8.he  thatfoweth  iniquity  (hall reap  vanity 

Ecclef.z.16.  thatiniquity  wasthere 

ifa. i.4.a  people  laden  with  iniquity 

1 3. it  is miquity,evm  thefolemne  meeting 
5. 18. woe  unto  them  that  draw  imq.with  cords 
6.7.thine  iniquity  is  taken  away 
1 3 . 1 1  .He  punifli  the  w  ickcd  for  their  iniquity 
i4.2i-fbr  tlKiniquity  of  their  fathers,  that  they 
22. 14.  this  iniquity  (hall  not  be  purged  from 
26.1 1  inhabitants  of  the  earth  for  their  iniquity 
27-9-by  this  (hall  the  iniquity  of  Jacob  be  nyrg. 
29.20.all  that  watch  for  inijuity  ate  cut  off 
30.1 3. therefore  thisi^«if_yihalbeto  you  as 
3  3.24.fhalbe  forgiven  thekmiquity 
40.2. that  her  iniquity  is  pardoned 
53.6.1aid  on  him  the  iniquity  of  us  all 
57.17.for  tbtm.  of  bis  covttoufnes  was  I  wro. 

59.3  .your  fingers  are  defiled  with  iniquity 
4.and  bring  forth  iniquity 

6. their  workes  are  workes  of  iniquity 

7.their  thoughts  are  thoughts  of  iniquity 
64.9.neithcr  remember  iniquity  for  ever 
/cr.2.5.whau?w<j«i.have  your  fathers  found  in  me 

2  2. thine  iniquity  is  marked  before  me 
3. 1 3. only  acknowledge  thine  i?/.that  tbouhaft 
13.22.for  the  greatnes  of  thine  «2.are  thy  skirts 
14. 10.  he  will  now  remember  their  iniquity 

20. we  acknowledge  the  iniqu.of  out  fathers 
16.  io.or  what  is  our  iniquity 

1 7  .neither  is  there  iniqu.  hid  from  mine  eyes 

i8.flrft,Ile  recom pence  thdt  iniquity 
i8.23.forgive  not  their  iniquity 
25.1 2.punifh  that  nation  tor  their  iniquity 
3C.i4.forthe  multitude  of  thine  iniquity 

1 5.  incurable,  for  the  multitude  of  thine  iniq. 
31.3  o.every  one  (hall  die  for  his  own  iniquity 

34-for  lie  forgive  their  iniquity 
3  2. 1 8.recompence  the  in.of  the  fathers  into  the 
33.8.1k  cleanfe  them  from  all  their  iniquity 
36.3.thatl  may  forgive  their  iniquity  and  fin 

3 1. He  punifh  his  Servants  for  their  iniquity 
50.20.the  iniquity  of  Ifrael  fhalbe  fought  for.,& 
5 1 .6. be  not  cut  offin  her  iniquity 
Lom.z.  i4.they  have  not  difcovered  thine  iniquity 
4.6.the  pun.of  the  iniqu.of  the  daughtersof  my 

2  2.  the! 


INI        I  N  I. 

2Z.thepuniftim.of  thine  z#i. is  accomplifhed 

he  vifit  thine  iniquity, O  daugh.of  Edom 

E^e.5.i8,the  fame  wicked  man  fhal  die  in  his  ini. 

I9.he  (hall  die  in  his  iniquity 
4-4.1ay  the  iniquity  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  upon  it 

y.laid  upon  thee  the  yeers  of  (heir  iniquity 

ij.snd  confume  away  for  their  iniquity 
7.ij.ftrength.  himfelf  in  theiniquity  of  his  life 

i6.every  one  for  his  iniquity 

19.  the  ftumbling  block  of  their  iniquity 
p.p.the  iniquity  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  is  great 
14.  j.ftumb.block  of  their  z'ni.before  their  faces 

14-ftumblingblockof  his  ^.before  his  face 
Verfe  7. 

xo.bear  the  punifhment  of  their  iniquity 
16.49.  this  was  the  iniquity  of  thy  filler  Sodom 

18.8.  withdrawn  his  hand  from  iniquity 
1 7. not  die  for  the  iniquity  of  his  father 
1 8. even  he  fhall  die  in  his  iniquity 
z6.for  his  iniq.  that  he  hath  done  (hall  he  die 
30.  fo  iniquity  (hall  not  be  your  ruine 

21.13.  he  will  call  to  remembrance  your  iniqu. 

24. becaufe  you  have  made  your  iniquity  to 

25  .when  iniquity  (hall  have  an  end 

19.  when  theiriniquity  (hall  have  an  end 
28. 1  f -till  iniquity  was  found  in  thee 

18.  by  theiniquity  of  thy  traffique 
29. i6.whichbringeth  their  iniquity  to  rememb. 
3 1.6.  he  is  taken  away  in  his  iniquity 

S.that  wicked  man  (hall  die  in  hisiniquity  ' 

9.  he  (hall  die  in  his  iniquity 

1  5  .in  the  ftat.of  life,without  commit.iniqu. 
3  5 .  f  .in  the  time  that  their  iniquity  had  an  end 
3  9.2  3  .went  into  captivity  for  their  iniquity 
44. 1 2.  houfe  of  Ifrael  to  fall  into  iniquity 
Dan  9.24.10  make  reconciliation  for  iniquity 
Hof.4.3.  they  fet  their  heart  on  theiriniquity 
j.f.ftiall  Ifrael  &  Ephr.fall  in  their  iniquity 
7. 1  .then  the  iniquity  of  Ephraim  was  discovered 
9.7-for  the  multitude  of  thine  iniquity 

9.thercfore  he  will  remember  their  iniquity 

10.9.  againft  the  children  of  iniquity 
1 3. ye  have  reaped  iniquity 

1 2.8.they  (hall  find  none  iniquity  in  me 

1 1.  is  there  iniquity  in  Gilead  • 
1 1. \z. theiniquity  of  Ephraim  is  bound  up 
14. 1 .  fallen  by  thine  iniquity 
z.take  away  all  iniquity 
Micah  2. 1  .woe  to  them  that  devife  iniquity 
3.1  o.they  build  up  Jerufalcm  withiniquity 
7.  i8.1ike  unto  thee,tbat  pardoneth  iniquity 
Hob.  1 . 3  .w  hy  doft  thou  (hew  me  iniquity 
1 3  .and  canft  not  look  on  iniquity 
2.1 2.  and  ftablifheth  a  city  by  iniquity 
Zepb.$.  5  .he  will  not  doe  iniquity 

1 3  .remnant  of  Ifrael  (hall  not  do  iniquity 
Z(?cfe.3.4.caufed  thine  iniquity  topafle  from  thee 

9. remove  theiniquity  of  that  land  in  one 
Mai. 2.6, iniquity  was  not  found  in  his  lips 

did  turn  many  away  from  iniquity 
Mat.  1 3.4 1. and  thern  which  do  iniquity 
23.28.but  within  ye  are  full  of  iniquity 
24. 1 2.becaufe  iniquity  (hall  abound 
Ails  i.i8.purchaf.afield  with  the  reward  of  iniq. 

8.23.thatthou  art  in  the  bond  of  iniquity  ■ 
fto.tf.19.memb.ferv.to  uncle. &  to  iniq.unto  iniq. 

1  Cor.  1 3 .6.rejoice  not  in  iniquity 

2  Tltf.  2.7.  myftery  of  iniquity  doth  already  work 
2  Ti«.2.i9.nameth  the  name  of  Chr.  dep.fro.m. 
Tit.  2. 1 4.  that  he  might  redeem  us  from  all  iniquity 
Heb.  1.9.  and  thou  haft  hated  iniquity 
fames  3. 6. the  tongue  is  a  fire,a  world  of  iniquity 
2  Pet.z.  i6.but  was  rebuked  for  his  iniquity 

Bear  3lnfquitp,  See  ©ear. 

Commit  or  committed  31niqtt<tj?j See  Commit 

or  Committed. 

My,  or  mine  31n<qttftj>. 

1  Saw- 20. 1.  what  is  mine  iniquity 

2  Sizw.22.24.have  kept  my  felf  from  mineiniquity 
fob  7. 2 1 .  and  take  away  m  ine  iniquity 

io.6.thatthou  enquireft  after  mine  iniquity 

1 4.  thou  wilt  not  acquit  me  from  mine  iniq. 
14. 17.  thou  foweft  up  mineiniquity 
3 1 . 3  3  .by  hiding  my  iniquity  in  my  bofome 
Pfal.  1 8. 2  ? .  I  kept  my  felf  from  mine  iniquity 
2  5. 1  x.O  Lord  pardon  mine  iniquity 


IN  I 


IN  I 


I  N  L 


I  N  N 


3 1.  io.my  ftrength  faileth  becaufe  of  mine  ini, 

3  2.  5. and  mine  iniquity  have  I  not  hid 

38. 18. fori  will  declare  mine  iniquity 

5  i.2.wa(h  me  throughly  from  mineiniquity 

Work  Jwiquity. 
Pfal.  i4i.4.with  men  that  work  iniquity 
Ifa.i  i.z.  againft  the  help  of  them  that  work  iniqu. 

3  2.6.his  heart  will  wotk  iniquity 
Hof.6.S.  Gilead  is  a  city  of  them  that  work  iniqui, 
Afe.7.23.depart  from  me, ye  that  v/otkiniquity 

Workers  of  Jlnlqttttg. 
fob  3 1.3.  a  ftrange  puniftvm.to  the  workers  of  ini. 
34.8  .goeth  in  company  with  the  work,  of  iniq, 
22.where  the  workers  of  iniquity  may  hide 
Pfal.  5. 5. thou  hateft  all  workers  of  iniquity 
6.8.  from  me,  all  ye  workers  of  iniquity 
i4.4.have  all  the  workers  of  iniquity  no  knowl. 
Pfal.H.4. 
28.3.draw  me  not  away  with  the  work.of  iniq, 
3  6. 1 2. there  are  the  workers  of  iniquity  fallen 
3 7. 1. envious  againft  the  workers  of  iniquity 
J9.2.deliver  me  from  the  workers  of  iniquity 
64. 2. from  the  infurreft.  of  the  Workers  of  iniq. 
92.7. when  all  the  workers  of  iniquity  flourifh 

9.3II  the  workers  of  iniquity  (hall  be  fcattered 
94.4-all  the  workers  of  iniqui.  boaft  themfelves 

i6.for  me  againft  the  workers  of  iniquity  ■ 

i2f  .y.lead  them  forth  with  the  workers  of  ini. 

14 1.9.  from  the  grins  of  the  workers  of  iniquity 

Pro.  10. 29.deftruct.  lhalbe  to  the  workers  of  iniqu. 

Chap.21.1y. 

Lu\e  13.27.  from  me,allye  workers  of  iniquity 

31ntqnltfeff. 
Lev.  16.2  i.eonfeffe  over  him  all  the  iniquities  of 
26.39.  in  the  iniquit.of  their  fath.fhal  they  pine 
EX^.9.6.  our  iniquities  are  increafed  over  our  head 
7#for  our  iniqu.have  we,our  Kings — bin  del. 
1 3.puni(hed  us  leffe  then  our  iniquit.  defetve 
Neh.Q.  2.  confeffed  the  iniquities  of  their  fathers 
fob  1 3. 23. how  many  are  mine  iniquities 
26.10  potTcfle  the  iniquities  of  my  youth 
22.5.  and  thine  iniquities  infinite 
1^.38.4.  &  mine  iniquities  are  gone  ov.  my  bead 
40. 1 2. mine  iniquities  have  taken  hold  upon  me 
5 1  .p.and  blot  out  all  mine  iniquities 
64.6.theyfearchour  iniquities 
65.3  .iniquities  prevaile  againft  me 
79.8.  rememb.  not  againft  us  former  iniquities 
90. 8. thou  haft  fet  our  iniquities  before  thee 
10  3 . 3  .who  forgiveth  all  thine  iniquities 

io.nor  rewarded  us  according  to  our  iniquit. 
I07.i7.becaufe  of  their  iniquities  are  afflicted 
130.3.1'fthou  Lord  (houldftmark  mint  iniqui. 
8 .  redeem  Ifrael  from  all  his  iniquities 
Pi'o.y.22.  his  own  iniquities  (hall  take  the  wicked 
//<r.43.24.wearied  me  with  thine  iniquities 
y  3.5.  he  was  bruifed  for  our  iniquities 
59«i2.asfor  our iniquit &J,we  know  them 
6 4. 6 .iniquities  like  the  wind  have  taken  us  ' 
7.confumed  us  becaufe  of  our  iniquities 
fcr.  1 1.  to.  turned  back  ro  the  iniquities  of  their 

i4.7.though  our  iniquities  teftifie  againft  us,do 
Lam.4. 1 3 .  and  the  iniquit.  of  her  prie(ts>that  have 
£^.  29. 1 8.by  the  multitude  of  thine  iniquities 
D/wz.4.27.break  off  rhine  iniquithy  (hewing  mercy 
9.13.  that  we  might  turn  from  our  iniquities 
16.  and  for  the  iniquities  of  our  fathers 
Micah  7. ig. he  wiH  fubdue  our  iniquities 
Ahls  3. 26. every  one  of  you  from  his  iniquities 
Rom-4.7.  bleffed  are  they  whofe  iniquities  are  forgi. 
Rev.i  8.  j.  God  hath  remembred  her  iniquities 

Their  Jmqtrttte*. 
//i.53.1 1. for  he  (hall  bear  their  iniquities 
fer.i  3 .8.1  will  pardon  all  their  iniquities 
Lam.  5.7.  we  have  born  their  iniquities 
E^ek-l  Z.Z7. their  iniquities  (hall  be  upon  their  bo. 
43.io.thatthey  may  be  athamed  of  their  iniqui. 
Heb.8.iz.theh  iniquities  will  Irememberno  more 
Chap.  10. 17. 
tour  3nfqtttt<e0. 
JVww.14.34.  (hall  yee  bear  your  iniquities 
Ifa.<$o.\.  for  your  iniquities  have  you  fold  your  fel. 
<jg.z.y our  iniquities  have  feparated  between 
6  5.7.  your  iniquities,  &  the  iniquities  of  your  fa. 
fer.f.zf.yom  iniq.  have  turned  away  thefe things 


E^ffc  24. 23. pine  away  for  your  iniquities 

36.3t.loath  your  fel.inyour  own  fig.fbr  yo.'mi, 
3  3  .cleanfed  >  ou  from  all  your  iniquities 
Amos  3.2.punifh  you  for  all  your  iniquities 

3njureD. 
Gal.^.  1 2.ye  have  not  injured  me  at  all 
31ttjurion0. 

1  Tim.i.i  3.was  before  3  perfecuter,and  injurious 

3Bnjuftlcc« 

fob  16. 17  jiot  for  any  mjuslice  in  my  hands 
3Infee,See))nfee, 
jjBHlarge,  See  enlarge. 
3iniighren,  See  ©nilgbteri. 
3!  nne, 
Gen.$  2.27.10  give  theafle  provender  in  the  Ime 
4 i  •  2 1. when  we  came  to  the  Imiejhat  we  open. 
Exod.4.  24.  by  the  way  in  the  Inne,zhat  the  L,met 
Lull-  2.7.no  room  for  them  in  the  lnne 

io.34.brought  him  to  an  lnne,  and  took  care 
IHmter, 

1  Kjng.6-z7.fet  the  cherub. within  the  inner  houfe 
7.12.  both  for  the  inner  court  of  the  houfe  of 
50. both  for  the  doors  of  the  inner  houfe,  the 

1  Chro.iS.  1  i.and  of  the  inner  parlours  thereof 

2  Chi ,4, 2 1  .the  inner  doors  for  the  moft  holy  place 
29.16.went  into  thei»«^  part  of  the  houfe 

Efther  4. 1 1  .come  unto  the  K.into  the  inner  court 

y.  1  .and  ftood  in  the  inner  court  of  the  Ks.hou. 

£^.8.3.brougbt  me  to  the  doot  of  the  innervate 

10. 3 .  and  the  cloud  filled  the  inner  court 

40. 1 y.  to  the  face  of  the  porch  of  the  inner  gate 

i9.unto  the  forefr.  of  the  inner  court  without 

23.gate  of  the  inner  gate  was  over  ag.  the  gate 

27.was  a  gate  in  the  inn.  court  tow.the  fouth 

2  8.brought  me  to  the  zkcourt  by  the  fo.gate 

3  2.brou.me  to  the  inn.  court  toward  the  eaft 
44.  without  the  inner  gate  were  the  cham.of 

in  the  inner  ccurr,  which  was  at  the  fide 

41.15  .with  the  inner  temp.&  porch  of  the  court 

1 7. to  that  above  the  door,even  to  the  ia.hou. 

42.3.ov.ag.the  20.cub.  wcbwere  for  theia.  cou. 

1  ?.made  an  end  of  meafuring  the  inner  houfe 

44.  i7.when  they  enter  in  at  the  gates  of  the  in. 

minifter  in  the  gates  of  the  inner  court 

1  i.drink  wine  when  they  ent.  into  the  in.eo. 

27.unto  the  inner  courr,to  minift.in  the  fan. 

4  5.  i9.on  the  pofts  of  the  gate  of  the  inner  court 

46. 1  .gate  of  the  inner  court  (hall  be  (hut  the  fix 

Alls  16.24.  thruft  them  into  the  inner  prifon 

£j>b.3.i6.ftren.wtl,mightby  thefp.in  theww.man 

3lrmer  chamber,  See  Chamber, 

35nnermoft, 

P>ui8.8.they  go  down  into  the  inner  parts  of  the 

Chap.  26.22. 

3JlttlOC£KCp. 

G*».20.f  .in  the  innocency  of  my  hands  have  I  done 

Pfal.16.6.  He  wafh  my  hands  in  innocency 

73-13  .and  wafhed  my  hands  in  innocency  . 
Van.S.iz. before  him  innocency  was  found  in  me 
Hof.%.  j.  how  long  wil  it  be  ere  they  attain  toinno. 

3Jnnocent. 
Exod.z  3#7.and  the  innocent  flay  thou  not 
Dfw.27.25. that  taketh  reward  to  flay  an  zsso.per. 
fob  4-7.whoever  perifhed  being  innocent 

9. 2  3. he  will  laugh  at  the  triall  of  the  innocent 

28.I  know  that  thou  wilt  not  hold  me  innoc. 
17.8.  the  innocent  (hall  ftir  up  hsmf.  ag.the  hyp. 

2  2.1 9. and  the  innocent  laugh  them  to  fcorn 

3o.he  (hall  deliver  the  Hand  of  the  innocent 
27.17.  and  the  innocent  (hall  divide  the  filver 

3  3.9.I  am  innocent, neith.is  there  iniquity  in  me 
Pfal.  io.8.fecret  places  doth  he  murder  the  innocent 

1  y.  j-nor  taketh  reward  againft  the  innocent 
19.13.  and  I  f\\i\he  innocent  from  the  gr.tr3nfg. 
Pro.  1. 1 1  .let  us  lurk  privily  for  the  innocent 

6.29,whofoever  toucheth  her  (hall  not  be  inno. 

28.2o.maketh  haft  to  be  rich  (hall  not  be  innoc. 

fer. 2.3  y.thou  fai(f,Becaufe  I  am  innocent,fare\y  his 

Mat.z-j.z^Ajim  innocent  of  the  bloud  of  this  juft 

fjilttOCCnt  bloud,See  JIHotlO. 

3(rmocent04 

fer.z.34,  is  fou.the  bl.of  the  fouls  of  the  poor  imt. 
i9.4.filled  this  place  with  the  bloud  of  innocents 
3Innmrterable. 
fob  2r.33.as  there  are  innumerable  before  him 
Pfal.40.  1 2.  innumerable  evils  have  compafled  me 
104.2  y.wherein 


INS        INS 

1 04.  25.  wherein  arc  things  creeping  innumera. 

fer.46.11. more  then  the  graihop.  &  zteinnumera. 

Lull- 1 2. 1. were  gath.togeth.  an  innumerable  mul.of 

Heb.  1 1 . 1 2.as  the  fand  wch  is  by  the  fea  fhore  imu. 

1 1.22.  to  an  innumerable  company  of  angels 

3!nojDlnate. 
E^e.  2  j .  1  i.more  corrupt  in  her  inordinate  love  then 
Co/.j.j.mortifie  y  one  inordinate  afFe&ion 
jjlnqnire,  See  (Enquire. 

Jnquifitton, 
Deat.i9.18.  Judges  (hall  make  diligeminquifition 
E  fiber  z.z*. inquifition  was  made  of  the  mat.it  was 
VCal.ij.  1  a.maketh  inquifition  for  bloud,  he  remem. 

31nf cription. 
Alls  17.13 .1  found  an  altar  with  this  infeription 

31nfit)E, 

1  Kj.6. 1  p  he  covered  them  on  the  infideviith  wo. 

3!nfonwch, 

Pfio6.40.infomucb,thit  he  abhorred  his  own  inh. 

Mal.z.t  I'info.that  he  regatd.not  theofF.any  more 

Mat.S .zq.infom.  that  the  ihip  was  cov.  with  waves 

12.22.  infom.thit  theblind  &  dumb  both  fp.& 

13. p\.infbmucb, that  they  were  aftonifhed 

1  5. 3  l.infomuch,  that  the  multitude  wondered 
iq.zq.infomitchjthzt  if  it  werepoffible,they  fhal 
27.14.  »z/«#«d7,  that  thegov.marvelled  greatly 

Mar.i.zj  .inf<mucb3tha.t  they  queft.among  themf. 

4%.infom.  that  Jef.could  no  more  opementer 

z.z.infomucb,ihzt  there  was  no  room  to  receive 

12.  infomuch,  that  they  were  all  amazed 

3  •  \o.infom.  that  they  preafled  on  him,  to  touch 

9. 26. infomuch, that  many  faidjHe  is  dead 

L«£e  1 2. 1  .infomuch, that  they  trode  one  upon  ano. 

Acl.i.iy.infom.as  that  field  is  called  in  their  prop. 

5.1  j.  infomuch,  that  they  brought  forth  the  tick 

2  Cor.  x.i. infomuch,  that  we  defpaired  even  of  life 

%.6.infomucb,  that  we  defirea  Tit.that  as  he  had 
G^.2.i3.w/ow.that  Barna.was  carried  away  with 

3Infg<rat<on,, 

fob  3  z.8. infpiration  of the  Almigh.giv.  them  und. 

2  Tiw.3 .  x^,a^  faipture  is  given  by  infpirat.  of  G. 

31nftant. 

Ifa.  29. 5  ,yea,it  fhall  be  at  an  ?»/?<0tt,fuddenly 
3  o.  1  j .  whofe  breaking  cometh  fudd.at  an  infl. 

fer.  1 8.7.at  what  inflant  lie  fpeak  concern.    V.9. 

Litlp  2.3  8. the  coming  at  that  inflant, gave  thanks 
23.23.they  were  inflant,v/ith  loud  voices 

K<w».  1 2. 1 2.continuing  inflant  in  prayer 

2  Ti»2.4,2.preach  the  word,be  inflant  in  feafon 
3lnftantlp. 

Luke 7.4.they  befoughc  him  «z/?d»f/.y,faying»that 
All.  26. 7.  our  twelve  tribes  injlantly  ferving  God 

Jlnftruct. 
DfKt.4.36.  that  he  might  inflruil  thee 
Z\fe/?.9.20.gaveft  thy  good  fpirit  to  inflruft  them 
/ob  40.2.he  that  contencUwith  the  Almig.inflrucl 
Pfal.16. 7. my  reins  alfo  mflrucl  me  in  the  night 

32.8.I  wil  inflrucl  thee,and  teach  thee  in 
Ca?zt.8.2.into  my  moth.houfe,who  would  inflr.mt 
Ifa,z$.z6.his  God  doth  inflrucl  him  to  difcretion 
Van.  11.33  .they  (hall  inflrucl  many ;  yet  they 
1  Cor.z.i 6.that  he  may  inflrucl  him 

31nftructet). 
Dswf.32.10.he  led  him  about,  he  inftrucledhim 
z  King. 1 2. 2.w herein  Jehoiada  the  prieft  inftrucled 

1  Chr.i  5.22.he  inftrucled  about  the  fong 

25.7.  that  were  infirut^edin  the  fongsof 

2  C/?r.3.3.wherein  Sol.was  inftrucled  for  the  buil. 
./ofr  4.3.behold,thou  haft  inftrucled  many 
P/af.2.  io.be  inftrucied,ye  Judges  of  the  earth 
Pra.5. 1 3. mine  ear  to  them  that  inftrucled 

2  i.i  1. when  the  wife  is  inftrucled,he  receive th 
Ifa.8.1 1. and  the  Lord  inftrucled  me 

40.14.and  who  inftrucled  him,  and  taught  him 
jfo-.6.8.be  thouinflrucled,  O  Jerufalem 

3 1 . 1 9. after  that  I  was  inflructed,l  fmote  upon 
Mat.  1 3 .  5  i.every  fcribe  which  is  Mr. to  the  kingd. 

i4.8.being  before  inftrucled  of  her  mother,faid 
Iȣe  1. 4. wherein  thou  haftbeen  inftrucled 
Acls  1 8. 2  5  .this  man  was  inftrucled  in  the  way  of 
Rom.z.iS.  being  inftrucled  out  of  the  law 
Pte/.4.i2.and  in  all  things  I  am  inftrucled 
31nftructfng. 

2  Tiw.2. 25.  inftruclin?  thofe  that  oppofe  themfel. 

Jntfctictet/ 
Gra.4.ai«Tubal-Cainjan  inflrucler  of  every  art 


I  N  S 


I  N  S 


INT 


I  N  T 


Rom.z.zo.  an  inftrucler  of  the  foolifh 

31nftrud:er0. 

1  Cor.4.1  j.tho.ye  have  ten  thouf.Js/2i'#.in  Chr.  yet 

3lnftrnct<on, 

fob  3  3  ■  16.  and  he  fealeth  their  inftruclion 
Pfd. 50.17 .feing  thou  hateft  inftruclion 
Prov.i.z.to know  wifdome  and inftruclion 

3  .to  receive  the  inftruclion  of  wifdome 

7. fools  defpife  wifdome  and  inftruclion 

8. my  fon,hear  the  inftruclion  of  thy  father 
4,i.hear,ye  children,  the  inftruclion  of  a  father 

1 3  .take  faft  hold  of  inftruclion 
5 . 1 2. and  fay , How  have  I  hated  inftruclion 

23.he  fhall  die  without  inftruclion 
6.23.  reproofs  of  inftruclion  are  the  way  of  life 
8.10.  receive  my  inftruclion 

3  3. hear  inflruclion,a.nd  be  wife 
9-9.give  inftruclion  to  a  wife  man,and  he  will 
10. 17. he  is  in  the  way  of  life  that  keepeth  inftf. 
»2.i.whofoloveth inftrucli.  loveth  knowledge 
I3.i.a  wife  fon  heareth  his  fathers  inftruclion 

18.  fhame  fhall  be  to  him  that  refufeth  inftr. 
1  J.  j.  a  fool  defpifeth  his  fathers  inftruclion 

3  2,he  that  refufeth  inftruclion, def^iftth  his 

3  3-fearof  the  Lord  is  the  inftruclion  of  wifd. 
i6.2  2.butthei»/jV«£ti9?zof  fools  is  folly 
19.20.hear  counfell,  and  receive  inflruclion 

27>ceafe  to  hear  the  inftruclion  that  caufeth 
3  3.1 2. apply  thine  heart  unto  inflruclion 

23  .buy  inftruclion  and  understanding 
24.3  2.I  looked  upon  it,and  received  inftruclion 
/er.i7.i3.might  not  hear,nor  receive  inftruclion 
3  2. 3  3  .not  hearkened  to  receive  inftruclion 
3  5. 1 3. will  ye  not  receive  inftruclion 
Etek..  5.  1  5 .  it  fhall  be  a  taunt,and  an  inftruclion 
Z^fc.3-7.thouwilt  receive  inftruclion 

2  Tim.  3. 1  ^.profitable  fat  inftruclion  in  rightcouf. 

jjlnftrmnent, 
Num.3  j.  i6.if  he  finite  him  with  an  inflrum.of  iron 
Pfal-i  3. a. ling  to  him  with  an  inftru.often  firings 
92.3>upon  an  inftrutnent  often  ftrings,and 
1 44.9.3  new  fong  to  thee,0  G.  on  an  inftrum. 
iyS.28.27.not  threfhed  with  athtefainginftrument 
41.  1  j.  make  thee  anew  (harp  threfhing  Js/fVtf. 
54.  i6.that  bringeth  forth  an  inflrument  for  his 
£^.33.3  2.and  can  play  well  on  an  inftrument 

3!nftrttment8!. 
Gen.^o.pinflruments  of  cruelty  are  in  their  hands 
Exo.zf.y.the  pattern  of  all  the  inflruments  thereof 
N»»z.3.8.keep  all  the  inflruments  of  the  tabernacle 
4.1 2.(hall  take  all  the  inflruments  of  miniftery 
a6.and  all  the  inflruments  of  their  fervice 
3  2. their  pins,coards,with  al  their  inflruments 
reckon  the  inftrum.  of  the  charge  of  their 
7. 1. and  Sanctified  all  the  inflruments  thereof 
3  i.6.with  the  holy  inftruments,8c  trum.to  blow 

1  Sam.S.  1 2.to  make  his  inflrum.of  war,&  inftrum. 

i8.6.to  meet  King  Saul  with  inflrum.oi mufick  I 

2  Sam.6. 5.  played  bef.the  L.on  all  manner  of  in  ft.  I 

24.22.  here  be  threfhing  inftrum.Sc  other  inftru. 

1  lOKg>i9.ii.boyled  their  flefh  with  the  infiru.of 

1  Chr.g.  z  9-to  over-fee  all  the  inftrum.ohhe  fand. 

1 2.3  3  .to  batten,  with  all  the  inflruments  of  war 

37. with  all  manner  of  inflruments  of  war 
1  j.  16.be  the  fingers,  with  inflruments  of mufick 
16.4i.make  a  found  with  mufical  inflrum.of  G. 
2 1. 13. 1  give  thee  the  threfhing  inftru.  fat  wood 
23.5,  vriththeinflruments  wehI  made  (faidD.) 
28. 14.  for  all  inflruments  of  all  manner  of  fer  v. 
by  weight,for  all  inflrum.of  every  kind  of 
1  Chro.4.\6.  all  their  inftrum.  did  Huram  his  fath. 
5. 1. all  the  inflruments  put  he  among  the 

1 3  .with  inflruments  of  mufick,  &  praifed  the 
7.6.Levites  alfo  with  inflrumentsoi  muGck 
23. 13. alfo  the  fingers  with  inftrum.  of  mufick 
29.26.  Levits  ftood  with  the  inflruments  of  Da. 

27 .with  the  inflruments  ordained  by  David 

30.21.  tinging  with  loud  inflruments  to  the  L. 

34.12.  all  that  could  skill  of  inflrum.of  mufick 

Neh.i 2.3^.Hanani,  with  muficall  inftru.  of  Dav. 

Pfa-7.1 3  .prepared  for  him  the  inflruments  of  death 

68.25.  the  players  of  inflruments  followed  after 

8 7,7 .as  the  players  on  inflruments  fhall  be  there 

1  jo.4.praife  him  with  ftringed inflruments 

Eccl.  2.8.as  muficall  inflruments, &  that  of  all  forts 

Ifa.z  2.7.  the  inflruments  alfo  of  the  churl  are  eviU 

Bbb 


38.20.fing  my  fongs  to  the  ftringed  infyruments 
£^.40.4i.whereupon  alfo  they  Said  the  inftrum. 
Dan.6. 18. neither  viete  inflrum.of  mufick  brouoht 
Amos  1.3.  threfh.G  it  .with  thretliing??i/^«.of  iron 

6. 5.  invent  to  themfelves  inflruments  of  mufick 

Hrfk3.19.to  the  chief  finger  on  my  ftringed  inftru. 

Z.ecb.  1 1 . 1  f .  take  unto  thee  yet  the  inflruments  of  a 

Rom.6. 1 3.neith.yeeld  your  memb.as  inftr.of  unri. 

yourmemb.as?»/2?.ofrighteoufn.to  G. 

3!nfurrectfon. 

£^a.4.i9.have  made  mfurrcclion  zgzinft  Kings 
Pfal.6 4.2.from  the  infurreclion  of  the  workers 
Mar.  1  j.7.with  them  that  had  made  mfurre&.whh 
committed  murther  in  the  infurreclion 
All.  1 8 . 1 2.Jews  made  infurreclion  with  one  accord 

31ntancjle. 
MaUzz.  1 5.how  they  might  intangle  him  in  his  talk 

jlntangleti.  - 
Exod.i ^.will  fay,  They  zteintatigled  in  the  land 
Gal.*,.  1  .be  not  intamjed  again  with  the  yoke  of 
2  Pet. z.  20.they  are  again  intangled  therein 

31ntangtet£ 
2  Tim.z.^.intangleth  himf.with  the  affti.of  this  life 

Jntcgtitj), 
Gcn.zo^.in  the  integrity  of  my  heart  I  have 

•  6.1  know  thou  didft  this  in  the  integrity  of 

1  Kin. 9.4.8s  David  thy  fath.  walked  in  integrity  of 
fob  2.3.  and  ftill  he  holdeth  faft  his  integrity 

9.  doft  thou  ftill  retein  thine  integrity 
27.5.  He  riot  remove  mine  integrity  from  me 
3-1.6.  that  God  may  know  mine  integrity     » 
Pfal.y.S.  according  to  mine  integrity  that  is  in  me 
2  y. 2 1. let  integrity  and  uprightneffe  preferve  me 
26. 1. for  I  have  walked  in  mine  integrity 

1 1  .He  walk  in  mine  integrity 
41.12.  thou  upholdeft  me  in  mine  integrity 
78.72.fed  them  according  to  the  integrity  ofhis 
Pro.u.  3.  integrity  of  the  upright  (hall  guide  them 
1 9. 1. better  is  the  poor  that  walketh  in  his  integ. 
20.7.the  juft  man  walketh  in  his  integrity 
^Intelligence. 
Dan.  1  i.jo.have  intelligence  with  them  that  forfake 
3IntetiD. 

Jof.zz.i  3.did  not  intendto  go  up  ag.them  inbatt. 

2  Chro.zS.i  3-ye  intend  to  add  more  to  our  fins 
Acl.f.zS.intendtobtingthis  mansbloud  upon  us 

3  %  .what  ye  intend  to  do  as  touching  tbefe 
3!nrentJeO. 
Pfal.z  1 . 1 1  .for  they  intended  evill  againft  thee 

3Inrenrjeft. 

Exo.z.m'mtendeft  thoa  tokil  me,as  thoukilkdft 

3Hntenotng. 
Lu\e  14.28.whkh  of  you,  intending  to  build  a 
Alls  1  z.^mtending  after  Eafter  to  bring  him 
20. 1 3 .  there  intending  to  take  in  Paul 
31ntent, 
2  Sam.  1 7. 14.W  the  intent  that  the  L-  might  bring 
zKing.10.19.  to  the  intent  that  he  might  deftr.  the 
1  2  Chr.  1 6.  r  .to  the  intent  that  he  might  let  none  go 
£■^^.40.4.10  the  intent  that  I  might  (hew  them  to 
Dan.^.ii  .totheintentth&t  the  living  may  know 
fob.  1  i.i  5. not  there(to  the  intent  ye  may  beleeve) 
1 3. 28. for  what  intent  he  fpake  this  unto  them 
Acls  9.2 1. and  came  hither  for  that  intend 

10.29.  for  whatiKfratyc  have  fentfor  me 
1  Cor.  10. 6. to  the  int.vie  fhould  not  luft  after  evill 
Ephef.  3 . 1  o .  to  the  intent  that  now  unto  the  princi. 

3Snrentg. 
/er.30.24.  have  perceived  the  intents  ofhis  heart 
Heb.4. 1 2.is  a  difcerner  of  the  intents  of  the  heart 

3lnterceu"ion. 
Ifa.^i.iz.  made  intern fsion  for  the  tranfgreflburs 
fer. 7 . 1 6.neither  make  intercefflon  to  me 

27.1 8.  let  them  now  make  intercefiion  to  the  L. 

36.25.Elnath.8c  Del.&  Ge,m.h3d  made  interc. 

Rora.8.26.  fpirit  it  felf  maketh intercefflon  for  us    . 

27.  becaufe  he  maketh  intercef.foc  the  faints 

34.who  alfo  m&ethintcrccfion  for  us 

1  i.2.how  he  miVinterceffion  to  G.ag.Ifr.faying 

Heb  7  2  5. ever  liveth  to  make  intercefflon  for  them 

3Interce(I(oit0. 
1  Tim.z.  1. that  prayers  and  intercejfions  be  made 

31nterce(toar. 
//d.59.16.  wondred  that  there  was  nolnterceffmr 

3lntermetiole. 
Pro.  i4.io.aftranger  doth  not  interm.  with  his  joy 
3lnterineOT)ietfj. 


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I  N  W 


JO  A 


3!ntermeW>letl). 
Pro.  18.  i  .and  intermedletb  with  all  wifdome 
31ntennfffton. 

Lam.  j.49.ceafeth  not,without  any  intcrmiffton 

JixiUtpiet. 
Gtfz.41.8.  none  that  could  interpret  them  to  Phar. 
1  a.to  each  accord.to  his  dream  he  did  interp. 
1  j  .there  none  that  can  interpret  ic 

thou  canft  underftand  to  interpret 
1  Cor.  12. 3  o.do  allfpe.withtongues,do allinterp. 
14.5 .fpeak  with  tongues,  except  he  interpret 

1  j  .pray  that  he  may  interpret 
i7.andlet  oncinterpret 

31ntert>ietatton. 
Gtf*.40.$ .each  man  accor.to  the  inter. of  his  dream 
1 2  Jofeph  faid,This  is  the  interpretation  of  it 
Verfe  18. 
i6.faw  that  the  interpretation  was  good 
41. 1 1  .each  man  according  to  the  interpretation 
fudg.7.1  $  .when  Gideon  heard  theinterp.  thereof 
Pro.  1 .6\and  to  underftand  the  interpretation 
Ecclef.l.i. who  knoweth  the  interpretat.of  a  thing 
Da«.2.4.and  we  will  ihew  thee  the  interpretation 
5. with  the  interpreta.xhcteof  ye  (halbe  cut  in 
6.(hew  the  dreame  and  interp.yt  (hall  receive 
(hew  me  the  dream  and  the  wzter.thereof 
7  .we  will  (hew  thee  the  interpretation  of  it 
9.that  ye  can  (hew  me  the  interpret  at.  thereof 
16.  would  fhew  the  Kingtheinterpretation 
24.  lie  (hew  unto  the  King  the  interpretation 

2  <; .  know  ne  unto  the  King  the  interpretation 
26.  to  make  knowne  unto  me  the  interprcta. 
30.  that  (hall  make  kno.  the  is.unto  the  Ki. 

3  6.  we  will  tell  the  interpret. before  the  King 
4?.and  the  interpretation  thereof  fure 

4.6. known  unto  me  the  interpret. of  the  dreame 

7.  knowno  unto  me  the  interpretation  thereof 
9. tell  me  the  interpretation  thereof 
18.O  Beltefli.  declare  the  interprets,  thereof 

to  make  known  unto  me  theinterpr. 
-  ip.not  the  dream  or  the  interp. thereof  ttoub. 
interpretation  thereof  to  thine  enemies 
24.this  is  the  interpretation,  O  King 
y.7.and  (hew  me  the  interpretation  thereof 

8.  nor  make  known  to  the  King  the  mterpr. 
1 2.he  will  (hew  the  interpretation 
1 5.  &  make  known  to  me  the  inter pr.ihevtof 

could  not  (hew  the  interp. of  the  thing 
1 6.make  known  to  me  the  interpretat .thereof 
1 7.ahd  make  known  to  him  the  interpretation 
26\this  is  the  interpretation  of  the  thing 
7. 16.  made  mee  to  know  the  interpretat.  of  the 
fob.i.^i.whkh  is  by  interpretation, a  (tone 
.  9.7.which  is  by  interpretation,  Sent 
Att.9.1, 6.  which  by  interpretation  is  called  Dorcas 
1 3. 8. for  fo  is  his  name  by  interpretation 

1  Cor.12.10.to  another  the  interpret  at. of  tongues 

i4.26.every  one  of  you  hath  an  interpretation 
Hfi.7.i.firft  being  by  interp.The  K.of  righteoufn. 

2  Pet.  1 .  20.is  of  any  private  interpretation 

...^:  Jntcrpietatfcnsf. 
Gra.40.8  .do-not  interpretations  belong  to  God 
Dan.  5.16.  that  thou  canft  make  interpretations 

3Intcrp?etcD. 
Gcs.40.22.  as  Jofeph  had  interpreted  to  them 
41.1 2.he  interpreted  to  us  our  dreams 
1 3  .as  he  interpreted,  fo  it  was 
E^ra.  4.7 .and  intcrpretcdin  the  Syrian  tongue 
Mat.i.z^.vihich,beinginterpreted,  is,God  with  us 
Afar.  j. 4 1. which  is,being  Htferp.Damofel,-- arife 
1  j.22.being  interpreted, The  place  of  a  skull 
■  34. which  isjbeing interp.  My  G.my  G.  why 
fob.  1 . 3 8 .which  is  to  fay,being  i»ttr/;.Maft.where 

4 1. which  isjbeing  interpreted,  The  Chrift 
ASts^.^6.iSybemginicrpreted,The fon  of  confola. 

31ntcrpietet. 

Gw.40.8.  there  is  no  interpreter  of  it 

42.2  3.he  fpake  unto  them  by  an  interpreter 
fob  3  3-23.be  a  meffengcr  with  him,  an  interpreter 
1  Cor.  14r.a8.but  if  there  be  no  interpreter  Jet  him 

3lriterpzetmg. 
Dan.  $.i2.i»ttr.of  dreams  were  fou.in  the  fame  Da. 

jjlntreat,  or  Jtttmtet). 
Gen.  1 2. 1 6.  he  intreated  Abram  well  for  his  fake 


2  $.2i.Ifaac  intreated  the  Lord  for  his  wife 

the  Lord  was  intreated  for  him 
£■*»</. 5. 2*.  thou  foevill  intreated  this  people 
8. 8. intreat  the  Lord,that  he  may  take  away 
9.  glory  over  me  when  I  (hall  intreat  for  thee 
28.(hall  not  go  very  far  away :  intreat  for  me 
zy.Weintreat  the  Lord  that  the  fwarms 
30.  and  Mofes  —  intreated  the  Lord 

Chap.10.18. 

9.z%Mtreat  the  Lord,for  it  is  enough  that  there 

10.  \-j. intreat  the  Lord  your  G.that  he  may  take 

Df»r.26.6.and  the  Egyptians  evill  intreatedus 

fudg.  1 3.8.then  Manoah  intreated  the  Lo.and  faid 

Rut h  1 . 1  fi.Ruth  faioAntreat  me  not  to  leave  thee 

1  Sd»*.x.25.who  (hall  intreat  for  him 

2  SOT.2i.i4.afterthat  G.  was  intreated  for  the  la. 
24.2?.  fo  the  Lord  was  intreated  for  the  land 

1  Kjng.  1 3 .6.intreat  now  the  face  of  the  L.  thy  G. 

1  Cbro.  j.20.and  he  was  intreated  of  them 

2  Cbro. 3  3.13  .and  he  was  intreated  of  him 
i9.and  how  God  was  intreated  of  him 

V-Xra.  8.23  .and  he  was  intreated.  of  us 
fob  1 9. i 6.1  intreated  him  with  my  mouth 

i7.though  I  intreated  for  the  child. fake  of  my 
Pfal.^  5 . 1 2  .among  the  people  (hal  intreat  thy  favo. 

1 19.58.1  intreated  thy  favour  with  my  whole 
Pro.  i9.6.many  wil  intreat  the  favour  of  the  prince 
lfa.i  9-22.and  he  (hall  be  intreated  of  them 
fer.  1  j.  1 1  .enem.to  intr.thee  wel  in  the  time  of  ev. 
Mat.zz.6.  intreated  them  fpitefully,&  flew  them 
Luhf  15.2  8.came  his  fath.out,and  intreated  him 

18.3  2.and  fpitefully  intreated,  and  fpit  on  him 

20.1  l.intre.him  (hamefully,and  fent  him  away 
Alls  7.6.  (hould  intreat  them  evill  400.  yeers 
i9.and  evill  intreated  our  fathers 

27.3. and  Julius courteoufly  intreatetb  Paul 
1  Cor.4.13.  being  defamed  we  intreat 
Phil.4.  3 . 1  intreat  thee  alfo  true  yoke-fellow,  help 
1  Thef.z.z.and  were  (hamefully  intre.we  were  bold 

1  Tim.  j.  1. but  intreat  him  as  a  father 
Beb.  1 2. 1  QJntreated  that  the  word  (hould  not 
fam- 3.17  .and  ea fie  to  be  intreat  e <st,full  of  mercy 

Jntreateth, 
fob  24.2 1.  he  evill  intreatetb  the  barren 
3lntreatp,  or^ntreatlest. 
Pro.  1 8.2 3.  the  poorc  ufeth  intreaties 

2  Cor.8.4.praying  us  with  much  intreaty  that  we 
JntrnWng. 

Col.  2. 1 8  .intruding  into  thofe  things  which  he  hath 

3in\ja0e. 

2  Co».20.io.whom  thou  wouldeftnot  letlfr.inva. 
Hab.$.\6.he  will  invade  them  with  his  troupes 
3BnbaQeO. 

1  Saw.23.27.for  the  Philiftims  havewmuhe  land 
27. 8. and  David  invaded  the  Geihurites 
30. 1 .  Amalek.  had  invaded  the  fouth  &  Ziklag 

2f(i».i3.io-band  of  Moabttes-isa.the  land  at  the 
zCbto.zZ.  1 8.  Philift.  had  invaded  the  cities  of  the 

3JntoattDrt. 
1  Sam.^o. 14.  we  made  an  invajion  upon  the  fouth 

31tttoent. 
Amos  6.$. invent  to  themfelves  inftrum.ofmuficke 

3tat>enteD. 

2  Chr.  26. 1  j invented  by  cunning  men  to  be  on  the 
3!  m>  enter*. 

Rom.i.io.inventers  of  evill  things,  difobedient  to 

31ntentionff, 
P/<z/.99.8.tookeft  vengeance  on  theveinventions 
io6.29.provoked  him  to  anger  with  their  inve. 
39.a  whoring  with  their  owne  inventions 
Pro.8. 1 2,and  find  out  knowledge  of  witty  invent. 
Ecclef.7. zv.they  have  fought  out  many  inventions 

JntiUon. 
fojb.  7.9.  and  (hall  inviron  us  round 

31nwawe. 

Rom.  r .  20.the  invijible  things  of  him  from  the 
Col.1.1 5;. who  is  the  image  of  the  invifible  God 

i6.that  are  in  earth  vifible,  and  invifible 
1  Thb.  1 . 1 7  .now  unto  the  King  immortal  jnvifiblt 
Heb.  1 1. 2 7. as  feeing  him  who  is  invifible 

31tit«e0. 

1  &z»J.9.24.fince  I  faid ,1  have  invited  the  people 

2  Sam.i 3.2  3.  and  Abfalom  invitedaW  the  Ki.forrs 
£j?fer  $.1 2.to  morrow  am  I  invited  to  her  alfo 

3nwaro 


13.8.  j»i/wt  for  me  to  Ephron  fon  of  Zohar      £#tW.28.26.web  isin  the  infide  of  the  Ephjmvard 

J     w 


39.i9.which  was  on  the  fide  of  the  Ephod  imv. 
Lev.  1 3. 5  5.  burn  it  in  the  fi(e,k\shtt  inward 
2.  Sam.  j.9.built  rcund  about  from  Millo  &  inward 
i  Kin.7.1 5.  and  all  their  hinder  parts  were  inward 

2  Cfo-ff.4.4. 
2  Cbro.1.1 3.  and  their  faces  were  inward 
fob  19.19.all  my  inward  friends  abhorred  me 

38.36.who  hath  put  wifdom  in  the  inward  parts 
Pfal.  5. 9. their  inward  part  is  very  wickedneffb 
49.1 1. their  inward  chought  is3that  their  houfes 
5i.6.thou  defireft  truth  in  the  inward  pans 
64.6.i»B>.thoughts  of  every  one  of  them.is  deep 
Pro.  20. 27.fearch.  all  the  inward  parts  of  the  belly 
3  o.fo  do  ftripes  the  inward  parts  of  the  belly 
Ifa.  16. 1 1. and  mine  inw.pzrts  (hall  for. for  Kitha. 
fcf.i  1.3  3.  He  put  my  law  in  thtitinward  parts 
£^.40.9.and  the  porch  of  the  gate  was  inward 
i6.and  the  windowes  were  round  about  inw. 
41.3.  then  went  he  inward  &  meafuted  the  poft 
42.4.was  a  walke  often  cubits  breadth  inward 
Lu\e  1 1.3  9.yominward  part  is  full  of  ravening 
fte/w.7.22.1awofGod  after  the  inward  mm 
2  Cor.^.i6.yetth£inward  is  renewed  day  by  day 
7.1  y.his  inwa.  affed.is  more  abund.tpward  you 

3m»arDIt». 

Pfal.6z.o,.  but  they  curfe  inwardly 

Mat.7. 1  j.but  inwardly  they  are  ravenous  wolves 

Rom.z.  29. he  is  a  Jew  w hidi  is  one  inwardly 

^ntoarDs. 
Exod.zg.  1 3  .fat  that  covereth  the  inwards 

V.22.Lfw.3. 3,9,14.6c  4.8. &  7.3. &  9.19 
1 7.walh  the  inwards  Levit.  1,9. 1 3 . 

&  Chap.  9. 14. 
Lev.q- 1  i.and  his  inwards,ana  his  dung 

8.16.  fat  upon  theinrvards  Verfe  2  j. 

21.  and  he  warned  the  inwards 
Joab. 

i&»8.26.6.faidto  Abiih.bro.toio^VVho  wil  go 
2  Sam. 2. ii-foab  & ihe  fervant  of  Da.went  out  Si 

14.  Abner  faid  to  foab,l,et  the  young  men 
and  Joab  faid,  Let  them  arife 

i8.were  three  fons  of  Zeruiah  there,/o.  Ab. 

22.hold  up  my  face  to  foab  thy  brother 

z+.Joab  and  Abiihai  purfued  after  Abner 

26.  Abner  called  to  foab  and  faid,Shall  the 
Z7. foab  faid,As  G-liveth,  unleffe  thou  hadft  | 
28.fo  foab  blew  a  trumpet  and  all  the  people 
lo.foab  returned  from  following  Abner 

3  2. and  foab  and  his  men  went  all  night 
3 ,22.and  foab  came  from  purfuing  a  troope 
23.when/«.&  al  the  hofte  that  was  with  him 
were  come,they  told/e.fay.  Abner  came 
zq.xhen  foab  came  to  the  King  &  faid, What 
26.wb.en  foab  was  come  out  from  David  he 

27.  fo.  tooke  him  afide  to  the  gate  to  fpeake 
29-let  it  reft  on  the  head  of  foab 

not  faile  from  the  houfe  of  foab  one  that 

30.  fo  fo.  &  Abifhai  his  brother  flew  Abner 

3  i.Dav.  faid  to  fo.&  to  all  the  people,R.ent 

8.16.  and  foab  was  over  the  hofte 

10.7.  he  fent  foab  and  all  the  hofte  of  the  Mid. 

<?.when  fo.  faw  that  the  front  of  the  bat.was 

13.yo.drew  nigh,&  the  people,unto  the  bat. 

I4.fo/o.returned  from  the  child.of  Ammon 

ii-i.that  Dav.  fent  fo.  &  his  fervant  with  him 

6.  David  fent  to  fo.  faying,  Send  me  Uriah 

and  foab  fent  Uriah  to  David 

7. David  demanded  of  him  how  foab  did 

1  i.Judah  abide  in  tents,and  my  Lord  foab 
i4.that  David  wrote  a  letter  to  foab 

1 6.  when  /o.obferved  the  city,that  he  aflign . 
17-men  ofthecity  went  out  &  fought  Y/'bf 
i8.then/o.fent,and  told  Dav.  all  the  things 

2  2.(hewed  Dav.  all  that  Jo.  had  fent  him  for 
2f  thus  (halt  thou  fay  unto  fo.  Let  not  this 

1  i.zb.foab fought  againft  Rabbah,&  took  the 
27.Z0.fent  meffen.toDa.&  faid,I  have  foug. 

1 4. 1.  oovv  fo.  perceived  that  the  Ki.  heart  was 
2.7o.fenttoTekoahand  fetcht  thence  a  wife 

3  .fo  foab  put  the  words  in  her  mouth 
19.1s  not  the  hand  of  fo.  with  thee  in  al  this 

for  thy  fervant  foab  he  bade  me 

20,hath  thy  fervant  foab  done  this  thing 

2  i.King  faid  to/o.Behold,now  I  have  done 

22.yb.fell  to  the  ground  on  his  face  &  bow. 

yo.faidjTo  day  thy  fer.knoweth  that  I 

2  3  .fo 


JO  A        JO  A 

z  i  .fo  Joab  arofe  ,went  to  Gefhur,&  bro.Abf. 
29.  Abf.fent  iorfeab,to  have  fent  him  to  the 
^b.fce,  Joabs  field  is  neer  mine,  go  &  fet  it 
3 1  .then.  Joab  arofe,  and  came  to  Abfalom 
3  2.  Abf.anfwered  /<w&,Behold,I  fent  to  thee 
3  3  .fo  Joab  came  to  the  King,and  told  him 

s7.i  5.  Amafa  capt.  of  the  hoft  in  ftead  of  Joab 
-  filler  to  Zeruiah,  Joabs  mother 

1 8  2  .a  third  part  of  the  peo.und.the  hand  of  Jo. 
\. ^.command.  Joab  &  Abifh.&  Ittai/aying 
IO,  a  certain  man  faw  it,and  told  Joab 
1 1-  Joab  faid  to  the  man  that  told  him 

I  i.man  faid  to _fiwb,Thougb  I  mould  recei. 
j  ..then  faid  Joab,l  may  not  tarry  thus  with 
j  5. young  men  that  bare/a-armourcompaiT. 
i6.Joabbkw  a  trumpet,&  all  the  peo.  retur. 

for  Joab  held  the  people  back 

zo.  Joab  faid  unto  him,Thou  (halt  not  bear 

2 1  .then  faid  Joab  to  Cufhi,Go  tell  the  King 

Cufhi  bowed  himfelf  to  Joab,and  ran 

22.tb.en  faid  Ahimaaz  yet  again  to  Joab,But 

Joab  faid,  Wherefore  wilt  thou  run 

29.  when  Joab  km  the  Kings  fer.  I  faw  a  gr. 

19. 1  .it  was  told  Joab,  Behold,the  Ki.  weepeth 

5  .Joab  came  into  the  houfe  to  the  King,  and 

1 3  .before  me  continually  in  the  room  of  Jo. 

2,0.7. there  went  after  him  Joabs  men 

8.  Joabs  garment  that  he  had  put  on  was  gir. 

.    9. Joab  faid  to  Amafa,  Art  thou  in  health 

Jo.took  Ama.by  the  beard  with  the  right 

10.no  heed  to  the  fw.  that  was  in  Joabs  hand 

fo  Joab  &  Abilhai  purfued  after  Sheba 

I I  .one  of  Joabs  men  flood  by  him,and  faid 
He  that  favour./<ra&,  &  he  that  is  for  Da. 

let  him  goe  after  Joab 
13.aU  the  people  went  on  after  Joab, to  purf. 
1 5.  the  peo.that  were  wth  Joab  batt.  the  wall 
i6Jhear,hear;  Say,I  pray  you,  unto  Joab 
I7.the  woman  faid,  Art  thou  Joab 
to. Joab  anfw.&  faid,Far  be  it  from  me,  that 
21.wom.faid  toJW,Behold,hishead  fhalbe 
22.and  caft  it  out  to  Joab,8c  he  blew  a  trum. 
Joab  returned  to  Jerufalem  to  the  King 

2  3  .now  Joab  was  over  all  the  hoft  of  Ifrael 
23.18.Abim.  broth,  of  Joab  was  chief  am.three 

24.  Afahel  broth,  of  Joab  was  one  of  the  30. 
37.armour-bearer  to  Joab  fon  of  Zeruiah 
24-2.King  faid  to  Joab  the  captain  of  the  hoft 
1  Chro.zx.z. 
l.Joab  faid  to  the  K.  Now  the  L.thy  G.add 
1  Chro.zi.$. 
4.the  Kings  word  prevailed  againft  Joab 

1  Cbro.zi.4. 

Joab  &  the  capt.of  the  hoft  went  out  fr. 

1  Cfo'0.21.4. 

9.  Joab  gave  up  the  fumme  of  the  number  of 

1  Cbr.zi.%. 

1  %jn.  1. 7.and  he  conferred  with  Joab  fon  of  Zer. 

1 9. he  hath  called  Joab  captain  of  the  hoft 

4i.when  Joab  heard  the  found  of  the  trump. 

a.f.thou  knoweft  alfo  what  Joab  did  to  me 

22. for  Abiathar,and  fox  Joab  the  fon  of  Zer. 

28.tidingscame  to  Joab,fotjoab  had  turned 

Joab  fled  unto  the  altar  of  the  Lord 

29.that  Joab  was  fled  to  the  tab.  of  the  Lord 

30.  thus  faid  Joab,  and  thus  he  anfwered  me 

3  i.take  ai^ay  the  inno  bloud  which  Joab  fhed 
3  3 .  bloud  (hall  return  upon  the  head  of  Joab 

1 1. 1  j.  and  Joab  was  gone  up  to  bury  the  flain 
i  6.fix  moneths  did  Joab  remain  there  w  ith 
2i.and  that  Joab  capt.of  the  hoft  was  dead 
1  Cbro.z.i6.(ons  of  Zeruiah, Abimai,/oa&,&  Afa. 
54.Atatoth,the  houfe  of  Joab,and  half  of 
4,i4.and  Seraiah  begate  Joab 
1 1.6.(0  Joab  went  firft  up,and  was  chief 
20.Abifh.bro.of  Jo.he  was  chief  of  the  three 
26.val.men  were,Afahel  brother  of  Joab,  & 
39.armour-bearer  of  Joab  fon  of  Zeruiah 
18. 1  f  .and  Joab  was  over  the  hoft 
i9.8.when  Dav.  heard  of  it,he  fent  JoafaSz  all 
10. when  Joab  faw  that  the  battell  was  fet  ag. 
i4.fo  Jo.'b  md  the  people  drew  nigh  before 
1  f.tlitn  Joab  came  to  Jerufalem 
zo.i.  Joab  led  forth  the  power  of  the  army 

Joab fmote  Ribbah,and  deftroyed  it 
21.6.  Kings  word  was  abominable  to  Joab 


JO  A         JO  A 

. T 

26.2S.and  Joab  fon  of  Zeruiah  had  dedicated 
27.7. fourth  captain  was  Afahel  brother  of  Joab 
z^.Joab  began  to  number,  but  he  finifhed 
34.8c.the  Generall  of  the  Ks.army  was  Joab 
Eya  z.6.of  the  children  of  Jefhua,  and  Joab 

Neh.7.11, 
8.9.  of  the  fonsof  Joab,  Obadiah 
3Ioah. 
2  Kjng.i  8. 1 8.  came  out  to  him  Joab  the  recorder 
26.then  faid  Eliakim  and  Joab,Syzak,  I  pray 
1/2.36.1-1. 
37.  then  came  Eliakim  Si  Joab  toHezekiah 
Ifa.j6. zz. 

1  Chro.6.z  1  .Joab  his  fon,  Iddo  his  fon 

26.4.fons  of  Obed-Edom,/o^,and  Sacar 

2  Chr.zg.  1 2.Levits  arofe, — Joab  fon  of  Zimrmb 

and  Eden  the  fon  of  Joab 
34.8.  he  fent  Maafiah  and  Joab  to  repaire 
lfa.$ 6. 3. came  forth  Joab,A(aiphs  fon  the  recorder 

3!oabaj. 
2  C&TO.34.8.  he  fent  Joah  fon  of  Joaha\to  repaire 

3loa&ut. 
1  Cbro.1.1  f  .the  fons  of  Jofiah,  J obanan,  Joatym 
i6.the  fons  of  Joafom Jeconiah 
35oanna. 
Lu\e  3.27.  which  was  the  fon  of  Joanna 

8. 3.  Joanna,  —and  Sufanna,  and  many  others 
24. 10.it  was  Mary  Magdalen,and  Joanna^  and 
3floaa>. 
Judg.6- 1 1 .  that  pertained  to  Joafh  the  Ebi-Ezritc 
29.  Gideon  fon  of  Joafh  hath  done  this 
30.men  of  the  city  faid  unto  Joafh faing 
3 1.  Joafh  faid  unto  all  that  flood  againft  him 
7. 14.  fave  the  fword  of  Gideon  fon  of  Joafh 
8.13  .Gideon  fon  of  Joafh  returned  from  battell 
29.Jerubbaal  fon  of  Joafh  went  and  dwelt 
3  2.Gide.fon  of  Joap)  died  in  a  good  old  age 

1  lQ.zz.z6.c3.uy  him  back  to  Joafh  the  Kings  fon 

2  l(.is.i  i.2.took/oa/S,and  ftole  him  from  among 

zChro.  22.11. 
I3.i.inthe23  .yeer  of Joafh  Jehoahaz  began 
9  .and  Joafh  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
icin  the  37.  yeer  of  Joafh  began  Jehoafh  to 
1 2.  reft  of  the  acts  of  Joafh,itc  they  not 
1 3^nd  Joafh  flept  with  his  fathers 

and  Joafh  was  buried  in  Samaria 
i4.and  Joafh  K.of  Ifrael  came  down  &  wept 
2$.three  tim&sdid  Joafh  beat  him 
14. 1.  in  the  fecond  yeer  of  Joafh  fon  of  Jchoa. 
reigned  Amaziah  the  fon  oijoajh 
3  .according  to  all  things  as  Joafh  his  fa.  did 
1 7- Atnaziah  fon  of  Joafh  lived  afc.the  death 
2  3  .in  the  fifteenth  yeer  of  Amaz.  fon  of  Jo. 
Jeroboam  fon  of  Joafh  began  to  reign 
27  .Caved  them  by  the  hand  of  Jer.fon  of  Joa. 
1  Chro.3.1  i.Ahaziah  his  fon,  and  Joafh  his  fon 
4.22-Jokim  and  the  men  of  Chozeba,  &  Joafh 
7.8.the  fons  of  Bechrer,Zemira,and7<w/& 
12.3.  the  chief  was  Ahiezer,  thin  Joafh 
27. 28. and  over  the  cellars  of  oyl  was  Joafh 
z  Chr.  1 8.2 f  .carry  him  back  to  Joafh  the  Kings  fon 
24.1.  Joafh  was  feven  yeers  old  when  he  began 
z.Joaflo  did  that  which  was  right  in  the  fight 
4.  Joafh  was  minded  to  repair  the  houfe  of  the 
2  2.thus  Joafh  the  K.remembr.not  the  kindn. 
24.  fo  they  executed  judgment  againft  Joafh 
2y.17.fent to  JoafhKi.of  Ifrael,  faying,  Come 
lS.Joaflj  fent  to  Amaziah  K.  of  Jud.  faying 
21.  fo  Joafh  King  of  Ifrael  went  up,  &  they 
23.  Joafh  took  Amaziah  fon  of  Joafh 
25:. Amaz. fon  of  Joafh  lived  after  the  death 
of  Joafh  fon  of Jehoahaz  fifteen  yeers 
Hof.  1. 1. in  the  dayes  of  Jeroboam  fon  of  Joafh 

Amos  1.1. 
31  oatham,S  ee  31  otfysm, 
31  ob, 

Gf8.46.13.fons  ofIffjchar,/o&,Shimron 
Jobi.i.whoCe  name  was  Job,8i  that  man  was  upr. 
j.that  Job  fent,and  lanftified  them 

Job  faid,It  may  be  that  my  fons  have  fin. 
thus  did  ^continually 
8 .  haft  thou  confidered  my  fervant  Job 

Chap.  2.3. 
9.faid,Doth  Job  fear  God  for  nought 
14. there  came  a  meffenger  unto  Job 
2Cthen  Job  arofe,and  rent  his  mantle 
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22,in  all  this  Job  finned  not 
2.7.and  fmote  Job  with  forebof'-.s 

1  o.in  all  this  did  not  Job  lin  with  his  lips 
1  i.when  Jobs  3  .friends  heard  of  all  this  evil 
3 . 1  .after  this  opened  Job  his  mouth 

2.  and  Job  fpake,  and  faid 

6.  i.but/fl£  anfwered  and  faid     <    Ghap.26.i- 
9. 1. then  jW  anfwered  and  faid       Chap.i6.u 
.         .  &  I9.1.  Sc  i}.i. 

1 2.r .  and  Job  anfwered  and  faid 
27. 1  .moreover,  Job  continued  this  parabie,and 
Chap. 29. 3. 
3 1.40.  the  words  of  Job  are  ended 
3  2. 1  .fo  thefc  three  men  ceafed  to  anfwer  Job 
2.againft  Job  was  his  wrath  kindled 

3.  and  yet  had  condemned  Job 

4-now  Elihu  had  waited  till  Job  had  fpoken 

1  z.there  was  none  of  you  that  convinced  Job 

3  3.i.whercfore/^J  pray  thee,  hear  my  fpeech 

3 1.  mark  well,07^,hear!cen  untome 
34.?.for /oHath  faid,I  am  righteous 
7.  what  man  is  like  Job 
l^.Job  hath  fpoken  without  knowledge 
36.that  Job  may  be  cryed  unto  the  end 
35.1  6.theref.  doth  Job  open  his  mouth  in  vain 
3  7. 1 4. hearken  unto  this,0  Job 
3  S.i.then  the  L.anfw./eb  out  of  the  whirlwind 
Chap.40.6. 
40. 1. moreover  the  L.anfwered^,andfiid 
3.  xhznjob  anfwered  the  Lord,and  faid 

Chap.42.1. 
42.7.after  the  L. had  fpoken  thefe  words  to  Job 
as  my  fervant  Job  hath 
8. and  goe  to  my  fervant /ob 

thing  that  is  right  like  my  ferrant  Job 
9.the  Lord  alfo  accepted  Job 
1  o.Lord  turned  the  captivity  of  Job 

gave  Job  twice  as  much  as  he  had  before 
1 2.Lord  blefled  the  latter  end  of  Job  more 
1  f .  found  fo  fair  as  the  daughters  of  Job 
i6.after  this  lived  Job  an  hun.&  fourty  yeers 
1 7X0  Job  dyed,being  old,and  full  of  yeers 
£^.14. 1 4-tho.rhefe  three  men,Noah,Dan.&  Job 
20.  though  Noah, Daniel  and  Job  were  in  it 
Jam.  j .  1 1  .ye  have  heatd  of  the  patience  of  Job 

jobab; 

Gi!n.i  o.29.Havilah  Scjob.wtte  the  fons  of  Joktan 
1  Chmt.i.z^. 
3  6. 3  3 .  Bela  died  &  Jobab  reigned  in  his  ftead 
1  Chron.  14.4. 
l^.Jobab  died, and  Hufham  reigned  in  his 
1  Cbron.14.5. 
Jofh.i  1. 1. that  he  fent  to  Jobab  King  of  Madon  & 
1  Chro.8.9.  he  begat  of  Hodefh  his  w^e  Jobab 
1  S.Jezliah,and  Jobab, tht  fons  of  Elpaal 

31orljebeO. 
£.W.6.2o.Amram  took  him  Jochebcd  to  wife 
Www.26.59.name  of  Amrams  wife  was  Jochehil 

3toet>. 
Neb.  1 1  -7.the  fon  of  Joed,the  fon  of  Pedaiah 

3Ioel  called  ©afhat. 
1  Sam.S.z.the  name  of  his  firft-born  was  Joel 

1  Cfo'0.4.3$.their  genealog.  Joel  and  Jehu,thefon 

j.4.the  fons  of  Jftf^Shemaiah  his  fon 
8. the  fon  of  Joel  who  dwelt  in  Aroer 

I  z.Joel  the  chiefe,  and  Shaphan  the  nexc 
6.3 3-Hemana  finger,the  fon  of  Joel 

36.rhefon  of  Elkanah,the  fon  of  Joel 
7,3.fonsof  Izrahaiah,Obadiah,and  Joel 
11 ,1%-Joel and  Milbar  were  valiant  men 

1  j.7.of  the  fons  of  Gerfhom,  Joelthe  chiefe 

I I  .David  called  for  Jocland  Shcmaiah 
i7.Levitcs  appointed  Heman  fon  of  Joel 

2  3 . 8 .  fons  of  Laadan,was  Jehiel,&  Z  eth.  Scjo. 
26.22.the  fons  of  Jehieli,Zetham,&  Jchis  bro. 
27.zo.ofthe  halfe  tribe  of  Man.  jW  was  ruler 

2  Chro.i9-i 2.then  the  Levites  arofe,Mahath  Si. Jo. 
E%ra  10.43.  Joel  and  Benaiah  had  taken  ftrangers 
Neb.  1  i.9.and  Joel  was  their  overfeer 

foci  i.i.word  of  the  Lord  that  came  to  Joel 
Alls  z.i6.fpoken  by  the  Prophet  Joel 

3!oclab, 
1  Cbro.i  z.~-Joclab,and  Zebadiah,  fons  of  Jeroam 

31oejer. 
1  cko.iz.6.Joe^r  and  Jafliobeam  the  Kothites 


J   O  H        J   O  H 

Jcgbdjalj, 

Num.  3  z .  3  5 .  and  the  childr  .of  Gad  built  Jogbehah 
Judc.8.  i  i.Gideon  went  upon  the  eaft  of  Jogbeh. 

3!ogU. 

2\to.:?4.22.pri.of  the  tn.of  Dan.Bukki  fonof  Jog. 

3Wa, 
i  Chro.8.i6.1fpzhzndJoha  fonsofBenah 
1  i.45.7ediahel  and  John  were  valiant  men 
Jotmttan. 
z  itw.25.23.came  to  Gedaliah  Johanan  and  Ser. 
i  d»u$.i$.fonsof  Jofiah  were  Johanan 
24  .fons  of  Elioenai,  Johanan  and  Dela 
6.9.  and  Azariah  begate /oterftf 

io.and  Johanan  begate  Azariah,  he  it 
1 2.4.  and  over  the  thirty  Johanan,  and  Jofabad 
12.  Johanan  the  eighth  man  of  war 
z  Chro.zg.  1  z.  Azariah  fon  of  Johanan  flood  up 
0$ra  8.i2.  of  the  fons  of  Azgad  Johanan  the 

10,6.  and  went  into  the  chamber  of  Johanan 
Neh.6. 1 8.  his  fon  Johan.  had  taken  the  dau.of  Me. 
1 2.22.  Johanan  and  Jaddua  were  recorded  chief 
2  j. un  till  the  dayes  of  Johanan  the  fon  of 
Jer.40.8.  and  Johanan  came  to  Gedal.  to  Mizpeh 
1  j.moreov.  Johanan  came  to  Gedal.to  Mizp. 
1  5 .  then  Johanan  fpake  to  Gedal.  in  Mizpeh 
1 6.but  Gedaliah  faid  to  Johanan,  Thou  (halt 
41 . 1 1  .when  Johanan  heard  of  the  evill  that  I(h. 
1 3  .faw  Johananythtn  they  were  glad 
i4.returned,and  went  unto  Johanan 
1  5.  efcaped  from  Johanan  with  eight  men 
1 6.then  took  Johanan  all  the  remnant  of 
42.i.and  Johanan  and  Jecaniah  came  neer 

8. then  he  called  Johanan,  &  all  the  captains- 
4j.2.then  fpake  Azar.Sc  Johan.Sc  all  the  proud 
4.  fo  Johanan  obeyed  not  the  voice  of  the  Lo. 
j.but  Johanan  took  all  the  remnant  of  Judah 
Jjtfynv/uhBaptift. 
Mat. 1. 1.  inthofe  dayes  came  John  the  Baptift 
11 . 1 1  .»ot  a  greater  then  John  the  Baptift 

L1t.ke7.z8. 
1 2.from  the  dayes  of"  John  the  Bapt.till  now 
I4.2.this  is  John  the  Baptift 
8.  give  me  here  John  Baptifts  head  in  a 

Mar.6.z%. 
1 6.  i4.fome  fay, Thou  art  John  the  Baptift 

Mar.S.zS. 
1 7.1  j  .difciples  underft.  he  fpake  of  Jo.the  Bap. 
Mar.6.  i4.Herod  faid,  John  Baptift  is  nfen 

24-the  head  of  John  the  Baptift 
Lu\.7.i°-  John  Baptift  hath  fent  us  to  thee 

3 3  .John  Baptift  came  neither  eating  bread 
o.ip.anfwefed  and  faid,  John  the  Baotift 
3!orjn  fon  of  Zachariah. 
Mat.  i.q.John^ad  his  raiment  of  camels  haire 

Mark  1.6. 
1 3  .cometh  Jefus  to  John  to  be  baptized 
14.  John  forbade  him,  faying 
4. 1 2. Jefus  heard  that  John  w as  caft  into  prifon 
o.i4.then  came  to  him  the  difciples  of  John 
1  i.2.when  John  had  heard —  the  works  of  Ch. 
Luke  7.10. 
4.  goe  and  (hew  John  thefe  things 

i»^7.22. 

7. began  to  fay  to  the  multitude  concer.  John 
Luke  7.24. 
1  j. and  the  law  prophefied  untill  John 

Luke  16.16. 
18.  John  came  neither  eating  nor  drinking 
14. 10.  Herod  fent  and  beheaded  John  in  prifon 
2 1 .2  5  .baptifme  of  John,  whence  was  it 

Mar.i  1.30.  I«j5;.20.4. 
26.aH  hold  John  as  a  prophet     Mark  11.32. 
Lu\e  20.6. 
3  z.John  came  in  the  way  of  righteoufnefle 
Mar.  1.4.  John  did  baptize  in  the  wildernefle 
9.  was  baptized  of  John  in  Jordan 
14.  after  John  was  put  in  prifon 
*ii  8.  difciples  of  John  ufed  to  faft 

w  by  doe  the  difciples  of  John  faft 

I*%5-JJ- 
6. 16.it  is  /ofetfjwhoml  beheaded 
17*  for  Herod  had  laid  hold  of  John 

Matth. 14.3. 
l8.for  John  had  faid  to  Her.  It  is  not  lawful 
Mdttb.14.4. 
20.  for  Herod  feared  John 


JOH  J  O   H 

Lu^e  1.1 3  -thou  (halt  call  his  name  John 
tfo.not  (o,  but  he  (hall  be  called  John 
63  .his  name  is  Jofaiyin&  they  marvelled 
3 . 2.word  of  G.came  to  j^foz  the  fon  of  Zacha. 
1  5. all  men  mufed  in  their  hearts  of  John 
16.  John  anf.faying  to  them  all, I  indeed  bap. 
John  1.26. 
20.added  this  above  all,he  (hut  up  John 
7.i8.difciples  of  John  (hewed  him  of  all  thefe 

25>.being  baptized  with  the  baptifme  of  John 
9.7. John  is  rifen  from  the  dead 

o.Herod  faid,7efoz  have  I  beheaded,  but 
1 1. 1. as  John  alfo  taught  his  difciples 
John  1.6.3  man  fent  from  G.whofename  was  Jo. 
1  f.Jobn  bare  wimeffe  of  him 
io.and  this  is  the  record  of  John 
28. where  John  was  baptizing 
29.7»tefeeth  Jefus  coming  unto  him 
3  z.John  bare  record,faying,I  faw  the  Spirit 
3  5  .next  day  John  ftood,and  two  of  his  difci. 
40.one  of  the  two  which  heard  John  fpeak 
l.ziJohn  alfo  was  baptizing  in^non 
24.  John  was  not  yet  caft  into  prifon 
2f.queftion  between  Johns  difcip.&  the  Jews 
26. they  came  to  Jobn,md  faid,  Rabbi 
27.  John  anfwered,  A  man  can  receive  nothi. 
4.i.Jef.made  &  baptized  moe  difcip.then  John 
5.3  3. ye  fent  unto  John,  and  he  bare  witnefle 

3  6. 1  have  greater  witnefle  then  that  of  John 
10.40.  to  the  place  where  John  at  firft  baptized 
41.  John  did  no  miracle,but  all  that'  Jfl.fpake 
Ali.i.$.john  truly  baptized  with  water,but  ye 

Chap.  1 1. 1 6. 
2  2. beginning  from  the  bapti  fme  or  John 
10.37.  after  the  baptifme  that  John  preached 
13.24.when  /tf/;.had  firft  preached  bef.his  com. 

2f  .and  as  John  fulfilled  his  courfe 
18.25.  knowing  only  the  baptifme  of  John 
1^.3.  unto  Johns  baptifm 

4,/o.baptiz.  with  the  baptifm  of  repentance 
3|ohn  the  Apoftle. 
Mat.q.zi.  James  fon  of  Zebedee,  &  John  his  bro. 
Ch.io.z.  Mar.x. 19.  &  37.17. 
17,1.  Jefus  taketh  Peter,  James,  and  John 

Mar.j.tf.  &0.2.  &  14.33. 1*^.8.5 1. 
&  9.  28. 
M»'.I.29.intothehoufeofSimon,wt',  Jam. &  Jo. 
$.38.  John  anfw .Matter, we  faw  one  catting 

Lufp  9.49. 
10.3  j.James  and  John  come  to  him, faying 
4 1  .much  difpleafed  with  James  and  John 
1 3.3.James,  John,  Andrew  asked  him  privatly 
Luke  5. 1  o.  fo  was  James  &  /ok,partners  with  Si. 
6. 1 4,  James  and  John,  Philip  &  Bartholomew 
Atls  1. 1 3. 
9.54.when  James  and  John  faw  thi$,they  faid 
2  2.8.hefcnt  Peter  &/ote,faying,  Go  &  prep. 
AB.i.  i.Pet.&  John  went  up  togeth.into  the  rem. 

3  .who  feeing  Peter  and  John  about  to  go 
4.  Peter— with  John  faid,  Look  on  us 
1 1  .as  the  lame  man — held  Peter  and  John 

4.1 3. when  they  faw  the  boldnefle  of  Pet.&  Jo. 

i9.Peter  &  /ofes  anfwered ,Whetb.it  be  right 

8. 14. they  fent  to  them  Peter  and  John 

1 2. 2. he  killed  James  the  brother  of  John 

Gal.  2.9-when  James,Cephas  &  John,v/ho  feemed 

Rev. 1. 1.  fignified  irby  his  angel  to  his  fervant  ^0. 

4  .John  to  the  feven  Churches  in  Afia 
9.I./»foz,whoalfo  am  your  brother 

2 1. 2.1  John  faw  the  holy  city,  new  Jerufalem 

HohlT,  taken  for  divers  others. 

Atts  4.6.  John  and  Alexander  gathered  together 

1 2. 1 2.to  the  houfe  of  Mary  mother  of  John 

2<i.took  with  them  John,  furnamed  Mark 

13.? .they  had  alfo  John  for  their  minifter 

1 3  .John  departing  from  them  retur.to  Jeruf. 
1 5.37.Bar.derermined  to  take  with  them  John 
3Joiau3. 
Neh.  1 2. 1  o.  Eliafliib  begate  Joiada 
1 1  .and  Joiada  begate  Jonathan 
2  2.  Joiada  and  Johanan  were  recorded  chief 
1 3. 28.one  of  the  fons  of Joiada  was  fon  in-law 
3Iotabim. 
Neh.  1 2.  io.Jefhua  begate  Joiatym,  Joia^im  begate 
1 2,in  the  dayes  of  Joiafym  were  priefts 
26".thefe  were  in  the  dayes  of  Joial(im 


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3»oiartb, 
Neh.i  1.5.  fon  of  Joiarib,  fon  of  Zecheriah 
io.of  the  prieftsjedaiah  fon  ofj^'imb 
\z.6.Joianb,  Jedaiah  went  up  with  Zerubbab. 
1 9. and  of  Joiarib,MMemi 

Joi&eam, 

Jof.t^.^.Jokdeam&L  Zanoah,oftheinhcr.ofJud. 

1  Cfou4.22.and  Jotym,  and  the  men  of  Cczeba 

jgobmeam. 
1  Cbro.6.68.  they  gave  zliojof/meam  with  her  fub. 

383&neam. 
Jofi.  1 9 . 1 1 .  reached  to  the  river  that  is  before  Jo\. 
2 1 . 3  4.  out  of  the  tribe  of  Zebol.  Jetyieam  with 
1  K.wg-4- 1 2.to  the  place  which  is  beyond  Jolpieam 

Kjng  o/"3!ofeneam, 
Jof.i  s.22.the King  of  Jotyieam  of  Carmel,one 

3Jofe(ban. 
Gra.25.2.  Keturah  bare  Zimran,  Jokjhan 

1  Chro. 
3.  Jokjhan  begate  Sheba  and  Dedan 

1. Chron, 
3lc&tan. 
Gen.  10.25.  his  brothers  name  was  Jctyan 

1  Chron.  1. 1 9. 
z6.Johj.an  begate  Almodad,and  Sheleph 

1  Chron.  1. 20, 
29.  all  thefe  are  the  fens  of  Jokjan 

1  Chro.i.  23. 
3Bofetl)ed. 

Jofi.  1 5.3  8. were  Dileam,Mizpeb,  and  Jo\theel 
2  iiw.  1 4,7.calkd  the  name  of  it  Jo\theel 

3&oita. 
Mat.  16.17  blefled  art  thou  Simon  Bar -Jona 
John  1. 42. thou  art  Simon  the  fon  of  Jona 

3Ionauab. 
2  S5.r3.3.Amn.had  a  friend,whofename  was/a. 
and  Jonadab  was  a  very  fubtill  man 
^.Jonadab  faid  unto  him,Lay  thee  down 
3  z.  Jonadab  Da.broth.anfw.and  fud,  Let  not 
$f. Jonadab  hid  unto  the  King,  Behold  the 
Jer.^%.6. Jonadab  our  fath.  commanded  us,faying 
8. thus  have  we  obeyed  the  voice  of  Jonadab 
io.done  according  to  all  that  Jon.  our  father 
14.  the  words  of  Jonadab,  that  he  command. 
1 6.  becaufe  the  fons  of  Jonadab  have  perfor. 
1 8.obeyed  the  command,  of  Jona.  your  fath. 
19.  Jonadab  (hall  not  want  a  man  to  ftand 
3lcmal>,  or  31onas, 

2  King.  14.2  5. he  fpake  by  the  hand  of  his  Cer.  Jonah 
Jonah  1.1.  word  of  the  Lord  that  came  to  Jonah 
3 .  but  Jonah  rofe  up  to  flee  unto  Tarihifti 
%.Jomh  was  gone  down  into  the  fides  of 
7.and  the  lot  fell  upon  Jonah 
1  y.fo  they  took  upon  Jonah,  and  caft  him 
^.prepared  a  great  fi(h  tofwallow  up  Jonah 
Jon.  was  in  the  belly  of  the  fifh  3.dayes 
2.1  .then  Jonah  prayed  unto  the  L.his  G.out  of 

io.vomited  out  Jonah  upon  the  dry  land 
3. 1.  word  of  the  L.came  Mato  Jonah  the  2d.time 
3 .  fo  Jonah  arofe,and  went  unto  Nineveh 
4 /o.began  to  enter  into  the  city  a  daies  jour. 
4. 1. but  it  difpleafed  Jonah  exceedingly 
5«fo  Jonah  went  out  of  the  city,  and  fate 
6.  made  it  to  come  up  over  Jonah 

Jonah  was  exceeding  glad  of  the  gourd 
8.  fun  beat  upon  the  head  of  fynah 
9. God  fiid  unto  Jonah,T>idA  thou  well  to  be 
Mat.  1 2.3  9>but  the  figne  of  the  prophet  Jonas 

Lul^e  11.29. 

4o.as.Z0.was  3. daies  &  3.nigh.in  the  whales 

4 1 .  becaufe  they  repented  at  the  prea.of  Jon. 

Lu^  n.32. 

and  behold,a  greater  then  Jonas  is  here 

Luke  11.32. 

16.4.  but  the  figne  of  the  prophet  Jonas 

Luke  11.30.  as  Jonas  was  a  figne  to  the  Niniv.fo 

John  2 1. 1 5. Simon  fon  of  Jonas,\ovzfi  thou  me 

Chap.  16. 17. 

3Ionan. 

Luke  3. 30. which  was  the  fon  of  Jonan 

Jonathan, 
Judg.  1 8. 30.  Jonathan,  he  and  his  fons  were 
1  Sam.  1 3 . 1 .  and  a  thoufand  were  with  Jonathan  in 
3.2nd  Jonathan  fmote  the  garrifon  of 
i6.Saul  and  Jonathan  abode  in  Gibeah 

22.  of  t 


JON        JON 

az.of  the  people  that  were  with  Saul  &  Jena. 

with  Saul  &  with  jonath.  was  there  found 
i4.i.that  Jonathan  faid  unto  the  young  man 
3 .  people  knew  not  that  Jonathan  was  gone 
4.betw.the  paffa.by  which /oaa.fought  to  go 
6.  Jonathan  faid  to  the  young  man  that  bare 
8.then faid  jonathan,Behold,we  will  pane 
i  a.men  of  the  garrifon  anfwered  Jonathan 

Jonath.hid  to  his  armour-bear.  Come  up 
i  ?  and  Jonathan  climbed  up  upon  his  hands 
and  they  fell  before  Jonathan 
1 4.firft  flaught.that  Jon-Sc  his  arm.-be.made 
i7.Jonath.  &  his  armour-bea.were  not  there 
z-7.  Jonathan  heard  not  when  his  fach.charg. 
2o.then  faid  Jonath.  My  father  hath  troubled 
3  p.thouah  it  be  in  Jonathan  my  fon,  he 
40. &  I,&  Jonath.my  fon  wil  be  on  the  other 
4 1. and  Saul  and  Jonathan  were  taken 
42.caft  lots  between  me  and  Jonathan  my  fon 
and  Jonathan  was  taken 
43  .then  Saul  faid  to  Jonathan,  Tell  me  what 

Jonathan  told  him,  arid  faid,Idid  but  tafte 
44.for  thou  (halt  furely  die,  Jonathan 
4 5. (hall  Jonathan  die,who  hath  wrought  this 

fo  the  people  refcued  Jon.  that  he  died  not 

49.  now  the  fons  of  Saul  were  Jonathan 

18.  i.foul  of  Jon.  was  knit  with  the  foul  of  Da. 

and  Jonathan  loved  him  as  of  his  own 

3.  then  Jonathan  &  David  made  a  covenant 

^.Jonath.  ftript  himfelfe  of  the  robe  that  was 

1  o.i.Saul  fpake  to  Jonathan  his  fon  to  kill  Da. 
2.  Jonathan  —  delighted  much  in  David 

and  Jonathan  told  David 

4.<7fl»<#Kfpake  good  of  David  to  Saul  his  fa. 

tf.Saul  hearkened  unto  the  voice  of  Jonathan 

7. &  Jonathan  called  Dav.&  jto.uiewedhim 

and  Jonathan  brought  David  to  Saul 

ao.i.Dav.faid  before  Jonatb.Whzt  have  I  done 
3. let  not  Jonathan  know  this,  left  his  foul 
4.faid  Jonathxo  Dav.Whatfoev.thy  foul  defi. 
5,Dav.faid  to  Jonath.  Behold,  to  morr.is  the 
9. Jonathan  faidjFar  be  it  from  thee 
io.then  faid  David  to  Jona.Who  (hall  tel  me 
1 1  .jonaSaid  to  David,Come,and  let  us  goe 
1 2.  JonSaid  to  Da.O  Lord  G.of  Ifrael,when 
1  3  .the  Lord  do  fo  &  much  more  to  Jonathan 
i6.fo/e?w.made  a  cov.with  the  houfe  of  Da. 
1  "/.Jonathan  caufed  David  to  fwear  again 
18.  jW.faid  to  Da.To  mor.is  the  new  moon 
2$.  Jonathan  arofe,&  Abner  fate  by  Sauls  fide 
27.  Saul  faid  to  Jona.  Wherefore  cometh  not 
28./oB,2.anfw.Saul,Dav.  earneftly  asked  lea. 

50.  Sauls  anger  was  kindled  againft  Jonath. 
3  z.Jonathan  anfwered  Saul  his  father 

.  3  ^.whereby  Jona.  knew  that  it  was  determi. 
34.  jona.atok  from  the  table  in  fierce  anger 
3  ^.Jona.  went  out  into  the  field  at  the  time 
37.  place  of  the  arrow  which  Jona,  had  (hot 
Jonathan  cryed  after  the  lad 
3  8.  Jonathan  cryed  after  the  lad,  Make  fpeed 
Jonathans  lad  had  gathered  up  the  arro. 
39-only  jonathanand  Dav.knew  the  matter 
4a.  Jonathan  gave  his  artillery  unto  his  lad,& 
qz.jenathanfaid  to  David,Go  in  peace 

and  Jonathan  went  into  the  city 
23.16.  Jona.Sauh  fon  arofe  and  went  to  David 

s8.  and  Jonathan  went  to  his  houfe 
3  1.2.  Philiftins  flew  Jonathan  and  Abinadab 
1  Chr. 10.1. 
,  Saift.i.  4.  Saul  &  Jonathan  his  fon  are  dead  alfo 
5  .that  Saul  and  Jonathan  his  fon  be  dead 
1 1. they  mourned  for  Saul  and  Jonathan 
i7.1amentation  over  Saul,and  over  Jonathan 
22.  the  bow  of  Jonathan  turned  not  back 
2  3  .Saul  and  jonath.wete  lovely  in  their  lives 
z<;.  O  Jonaxhou  waft  (lain  in  thine  high  pi. 
26.I  am  diftrefled  for  thee,my  broth,  jonath. 
'4.4.  jonath.  had  a  fon  that  was  lame  on  his  feet 
when  the  tidings  came  of  Saul  &  Jona. 
9.i.fhew  him  kindncfle  for  Jonathans  fake 
I.Jonathan  hath  yet  a  fon  which  is  lame  of 
6.when  Mephibo.fon  of  jonatkwas  come  to 
7  .(hew  thee  kindneffe  for  jona.  thy  fath.fake 
15.27.two  fons  with  you,  Ahimaaz  &  jonath. 
36.twofons  with  them,  Ahimaaz  &  Jonath. 
1j.17.J0nath.and  Ahimaaz  ftayed  by  Enrogel 


J  O  P  JOR 

2o.they  faid,  Where  is  Ahimaaz  and  Jonath. 

2r.7.King  fpared  Mephibofheth  the  fon  of  Jon. 

between  Dav.&  Jonathan  fon  of  Saul 

1 2  .took  the  bones  of  Saul,&  the  bones  of  J. 

13.  from  thence  the  bones  of  Saul  and  jona. 
i4.bonesofSaul,and  ofjona.bmkd  they  in 
zi.Jonathan  the  brother  of  David  flew  him 

1  Chr.zo.-j, 
23.3  2.of  the  fons  of  Jzfhem,Jonathan 
1  King.  1 .42.  behold  Jonathan  fon  of  Abiath.  came 
43 .jonath. anfw.&  faid  to  Adoni jah,  Verily 
1  C/.w.2.32.fons  of  Jada,  Jether,  and  Jonathan 
3  3. the  fons  of  Jonathan,  Peleth 
8.3  j.Saul  begate  jonathan,and  Melchifhuah,  & 
Chap.9.39. 
34.and  the  fon  of  Jonathan  was  Meribbaal 
Chap. 9  40. 
1 1.34.  the  fons  of  Hafhcm,  Jonathan 
27.3  2. &  jonath. .Davids  uncle  was  a  counfeller 
Eqra  8.6.of  the  fons  ofAdin,EdenfonofJr«»^. 
10. 1  f.only  jonath.Sc  Jahaziah  were  imployed 
Nek  1 2.  1 1-  Joiada  begat  Jona.  &  Jonathan  begat 

14.  of  Melicu,  Jonathan 

3  5. namely, Zechariah  the  fon  of  Jonathan 
Jer.37. 1  j.put  him  in  prifon  in  the  houfe  of  jona. 

20.  not  to  return  to  the  houfe  of  Jonathan 
3  8.26\not  caufe  me  to  return  to  Jonathans  hou. 
40.8.came  to  Gedal.to  Mizpeh,  even  Jonathan 


JOR 


JOR 


2  Chro.z.  1 6.bring  it  to  thee  in  floats  by  fea  to  Jop. 
Eira  3 .7. Cedar  trees  from  Leb.to  the  fea  of  joppa 
Jonah  1. 3  Jonah  went  down  to  Joppa,and  he  fou. 
Acls  9.3  6.now  there  was  at  joppa  a  certain 

38.  forafmuch  as  Lydda  was  nigh  to  joppa 

42.  it  was  known  throughout  all  joppa 

43.  manydayes  in  Joppa  with  one  Simon 
10. 5 .  now  fend  men  to  Joppa,  and  call  for  one 

8 .he  lent  them  to  joppa 
23-certain breth.from  Joppa accompan.them 
3  2. fend  therefore  to  Joppa,  and  call  hitb.Si. 
n.y.I  was  in  thecity  of  joppa  praying,  and 
1 3. fend  men  to  Joppa,and  call  for  Simon 
31013. 
E^ra  2.i8.thechildr.of  jot  a  an  hundr.and  twelve 

31o?af. 
r  Chro.% .i3.wcre  jorai,and  Jachin,  and  Zia 

3jo?am,  fometimes31e!)0£am. 
2  Sam.8 .  lo.Toi  fent  Joram  his  fon  to  King  David 
z  Kjn.8.i6.in  the  fifth  yeer of  joramjehoaih  being 
ai.fo  joram  went  over  to  Zair,  and  all  the 
2  3  .reft  of  the  acts  of  Joram,atc  they  not 
24. Joram  flept  with  his  fathers,  &  was  buri. 
25. in  the  12th  yeer  of  joram  did  Ahaz.begin 
28. he  went  with  joram  to  war  againft 

and  the  Syrians  wounded  joram 
a  Chr.zz.  5- 
29.  King  joram  went  back  to  be  healed 

Chap.9. 15. 
and  Ahaziah  went  down  to  fee  joram 
9„i4.confpired  againft  joram^now  joram  had 
16.  went  to  Jezreel,for  Joram  lay  there 

Ahaziah  was  come  down  to  fee  joram 
17  joram  faid, Take  an  horfeman,&  fend  to 
a  1. /«"«/»  faid,Make  ready.  And  his  charet 
Joram  and  Ahazi.  went  out,each  in  his 
a2.when  jor.fav/  Jehu,that  he  faid,Is  it  pea. 
2  3 .  joram  turned  his  hands,  and  fled 
24.»nd  Cmott  Jehoram  between  his  arms 
29.n1  the  eleventh  yeer  of  Jor.began  Ahazi. 
1  i.2.Jeho(heba  daught.of  K.  joram  took  Joafh 
1  Chro  3. 1 1  .joram  his  fon,  Ahaziah  his  fon 

z6.z$.Joram  his  fon,  Zichri  his  fon 
aCka2.7-deft.of  Aha-wasofG.by  coming  to /ff. 
,M<tt.i.8Jofaphat  begate  joram,  &  Joram  begate 

lloioan. 
Gen.  13.10  .beheld  all  the  plain  of  Jordan 

1  i.Lot  chofe  him  all  the  plain  of  Jordan 
3  2.io.for  with  my  ftafFe  I  paffed  over  this  jor. 
Num.  1 3.29-Canaani.  dwell  by  the  coaft  of  Jordan 
26.3  .fp.with  them  in  the  plains  of  Moab,by  jo. 

6  3  .plains  of  Moab  by  Jordan,  neer  Jericho 
3  i.i2.which  are  by  Jordan,nzzt  Jericho 
32.19.  inherit  with  them  on  yonder  fide  Jordan 
3  3.48.pitched  in  the  plains  of  Moab  by  Jordan 
49-and  they  pitched  by  Jordan 
<o.to  Mofes,in  the  plains  of  Moab,  by  Jord. 
Bbb  3 


34.1 2.the  border  (hall  go  down  to  Jordan 
3  y.i.fpake  to  Mof.  in  the  plains  of  Mo.  by  jor. 
36. 1 3.chil.of  Ifrael  in  the  plains  of  Mo.  by  jo. 
Jofb.z. 7. men  purfucd  after  them  the  way  to  Jord. 
3*1. came  to  jordan,hc.  and  sll  the  cbil.of  Ifrael 
8, water  of  jord.yt  (hall  (land  (till  in  Jordan 

I  i.paffeth  before  you  into  Jordan 

1 3. in  the  wat.of/w. — wat.of  jorAhaVoc  cut 
15.  that  bare  the  ark  were  come  unto  Jordan 
Jordan  over-floweth  all  his  banks  at  the 
17. flood  firm  on  dry  grou.inthe  mid.oljor. 
4.3 .take  you  hence  outofthemidftof  Jordan 
j. into  the  midft  of  jordan,and  take  ye  up 
7.  that  the  waters  of  Jordan  were  cut  off  bef. 
waters  of  JW.  were  cut  off,  &  thefe  fto. 
8.took  up  1 2.  (tones  out  of  the  midft  of  jor. 
9-Jolh.fct  up  twel.ftones  in  the  midft  of  jor. 
10.  priefts  which  bare  the  ark  flood  in— jor. 
i6.that  they  come  up  out  of  Jordan 
1 7. faying,  Come  ye  up  out  of  Jordan 

1 8.  were  come  up  out  of  the  midft  of  Jordan 

wat.  of  Jordan  returned  unco  their  pla. 

i9.people  came  up  out  of  Jord.  on  the  tenth 

ao.twelve  ftones  which  they  took  out  of  jor. 

23.  Lord  your  God  dried  up  the  wat.of  jor. 

y.i.which  were  on  this  fide  ,/W<szweftward 

Lord  had  dried  up  the  waters  of  Jordan 
13.23.was  Jordan,and  the  border  thereof 

27.  jordan,and  his  border,  even  to  the  edge 
1  j-5-even  untothe  end  of  Jordan 

at  the  uttermoft  part  of  Jordan 
16.  r.  fell  from  Jordan  by  Jericho  to  the  water 

7.came  to  Jericho,and  went  out  at  Jordan 
1 8 . 1 2.bord.  on  the  north  fide  was  from  Jordan 

19.  at  the  fouth  end  of  jor.  this  was  the  fou. 

20.  Jordan  was  the  border  on  theeaft  fide 
19.22.  out-goings  of  their  border  were  at  jord. 

3  3  .out-goings  thereof  were  at  Jordan 
3  4-to  Judah  upon  Jordan  toward  the  fun-rifi. 
aa.io.  when  they  came  to  the  border  of  Jordan 
half  tri.  of  Man.built  there  an  alt.by  Jo. 

I I  .in  the  borders  of  Jordan,  at  the  paffages 
2$. Lord  hath  made  Jordan  a  border  betw.us 

a3 . 4.  an  inheritance  for  your  tribes  from  jord. 
Judg.i- 28. they  took  the  foords  oijord.  tow.Mo. 
7.24,take  bef.  them  the  wat.to  Bech-b.&  jord. 
took  the  waters  to  Bcth-barah  &  Jordan 
8-4-and  Gideon  came  to  jordan,znd  palled 
1 1 . 1 3  .away  my  land  from  Arnon  even  to  jord. 

2 2. from  the  wilderneffe  even  to  Jordan 
1 2.  J.  Gileadites  took  the  pnffages  of  jord.  bef. 
6.  and  flew  him  at  the  paffoges  of  J'ordan 
2  Sam.19. 1 5-King  returned,and  came  to  Jordan 
20.2.dave  unto  their  King  from  Jordan 

1  Kjng.z.9.  but  he  came  down  to  meet  me  at  jord. 

7.46.111  the  plain  of  Jordan  did  the  K.caft  them 
2  Chro. A.17. 
i7-3.by  the  brook  Cherith,  that  is  before  jord-  \ 
5. dwelt  by  the  brook  Cher.that  is  Mo.  jord. 

2  Kjng.1.6.  for  the  Lord  hath  fent  me  to  Jordan 

7. and  they  two  flood  by  Jordan 
1 3 .  and  ftood  by  the  bank  of  Jordan 
5. 10. go  and  wafh  in  Jordan  feven  times 

14. dipped  himfelf  feven  times  in  Jordan 
6.2.1et  us  go,we  pray  thee,unto  Jordan 

4.  w  hen  they  camflo  Jordan,  they  cut  down 
7.1  y.  and  they  went  after  them  to  Jordan 
10.3  3 -from  Jordan  eaftward,all  the  land  of 
Jab 40. 2 3. that  he  can  draw  up  jor.  into  his  mou. 
Pfal.41.6.  remember  thee  from  the  land  of  Jordan 
1 1 4. 3 .  Jordan  was  driven  back 

5. thou  Jordan,  that  thou  waft  driven  back 
jer.  1 2. 5. how  wilt  thou  do  in  the  fwelling  of  jor. 
49.19.hkc  a  lion  from  the  fwelling  of  Jordan 
Chap,  j  0.44. 
£^.47. 1 8.  and  from  the  land  of  Ifrael  by  Jordan 
Zeth.  1 1 .3  .for  the  pride  of  Jordan  is  fpoi  led 
Mat.  3 .  f  .to  him  all  the  region  round  about  Jordan 
6.  were  baptized  of  him  in  Jordan 

Mark\.%. 

1 3 .  then  cometli  Jefus  from  Gnlile  to  Jordan 

Mar.  i.9.and  was  baptized  of  John  in  Jordan 

Luke  3-3.be  came  intoall  the  countrey  about  Jor- 

4.i.Jefus  returned  from  Jordan,  and  the  fpirit 

Beyond  JofOaty. 

Gen.jo,  io.floorof  Atad,  which  is  beyond  Jordmt 

1  i.Abel 


JOR         JOR 


1 1.  Abel-mizraim ywbich  is  beyond  Jordan. 
Dcaf.j.20.L.youi-  G.  hath  given  them  beyond  Jo. 
'l  5;.  fee  the  good  land  that  is  beyond  Jordan 
J0f9.1o.the  two  Ks.of  the  Am.which  is  bcy.Jor. 
1  j.8.which  Mofes  gave  them  beyo.Jor.  eaft-w. 
18.7. have  received  their  inherir.beyond/flftte 
jWg.5.i7.Gilead  abode  beyond  Jordan 
Ifa.a.  i.btyond  Jordan  fm  Gahle  of  the  nations 
Ate.4.1  j.by  the  way  of  the  fea,  beyond  Jordan 

2  j.fol.him  great  multi.from  beyond  Jordan 
10. 1 .  into  the  coafts  of  Judea  beyond  Jo/dan 

Mar.2.%.  followed  him  from  beyond  Jordan 
John  i.z8.weredonein  Bethabara  beyond  Jordan 

3. 26. he  that  was  with  thee  beyond  Jordan 

10.40.and  went  away  again  beyond  Jordan 

Farther  fide  ^oiOatl. 

Mar\  10, 1. coafts  of  Judea  by  the  farther  fide  Jor. 

On  the  other  fide  JojDatl. 
Deut.  1 1.  jo.are  they  not  on  the  other  fide  Jordan 
Jof.1.10.  that  were  on  the  other  fide  Jordan 

7. 7. been  content,&  dwelt  on  the  oth.  fide  Jor. 

1 2.1.  poffeffed  their  land  on  the  other  fide  Jor. 

1  3. 27. on  the  other  fide  Jordan,  eaftward 

3  i.on  the  other  fide  Jordan,by  Jericho  eaftw. 
1 4. 1  j  .and  an  half  tribe  on  the  other  fide  Jord. 
17.5.  which  were  on  the  other  Me.  Jordan 
20.8.on  the  otheriide  Jor.by  Jeric.they  affign. 
22.4.Lord  gave  you  on  the  other  fide  Jordan 
24.8.which  dwelt  on  the  other  fide  Jordan 

Judg.j.ijAo  Gideon,  on  the  other  fide.  Jordan 

10.8.  chil.of  Ifr.that  were  on  the  oth.  fide  Jor. 
1  Sam.  1 1. 7. they  that  were  on  the  other  tide  Jord. 
1  Chro.6.7%.  on  the  other  fide  Jordan,  by  Jericho 
1 2.j7.on  the  other  fide  Jordan,of  the  Reubeni. 
On  this  fide  3lQiDatl, 
N#»2.22.i.pitch.in  the  plai.of  Mo.on  this  fide  Jor. 
32.1  p.inherit.is  fallen  to  us  on  this  fide  Jordan 
3  z. inheritance  on  this  fide  Jord.mzy  be  ours 
34. 1  j  .received  his  inheritance  on  this  fide  Jor. 
3  %.  1 4-give  three  cities  on  this  fide  Jordan,  and 
ZW.i.i.'fpake  unto  all  Ifrael  on  this  fide  Jordan 
J. on  this  fide  Jordan  began  Mofes 
3.8.  the  land  that  was  on  this  tide  Jordan 
4. 4 1. Mofes  fevered  three  cities  on  this  fide  Jo. 
46.on  this  fide  Jordan,in  the  valley,over  ag. 
47.two  Ks.of  the  Am.w'h  were  on  this  ft.  J. 
49.  all  the  plain  on  this  fide  Jordan  eaftwa. 
Jof.  1 . 1 4.which  Mof.  gave  you  on  this  fide  Jordan 

1  y.Mof.the  Lords  fer.gavc  you  on  this  fi.  J. 
9.1.  which  were  on  this  fide  Jordan,  in  the  hils 
1 2.7.  childr.of  Ifrael  fmote  on  this  fide  Jordan 
22.7.  among  their  brethren  on  this  iu\e  Jordan 

1  Chro.  26.30. among  them  of  Ifr.on  this  fide  Jor. 

Over  3l0i0att. 
Num.  3  2. 5. and  bring  us  not  over  Jordan 
21  go  all  of  you  armed  over  Jordan 
29.  we  will  paffe  over  Joidan  armed 
3  3.5 1. when  ye  are  paffed  over  Jordan  into 
3  5 . 1  o.w  hen  ye  be  come  over  Jordan  into 
DC7tf.2.z9.untillI  fhall paffe  over  Jo> 'dan 
'    3.27.  thou  (halt  not  go  over  this  Jordan 
4.2 1. (ware  that  I  fliould  not  go  over  Jordan 

2  2.I  muft  not  goe  over  Jordan 
26.fro.off  the  land  whereunto  ye  go  over  Jor. 

9.  i,thou  art  to  paffe  over  Jordan  this  day 
1 1.3 1. for  ye  (hall  pafliover  Jordan 
1 2.io.but  when  ye  go  over  Jordan,snd  dwell 
27.2.on  the  day  when  thou  (halt  paffe  ov.Jord. 

4.it  (hall  be,  w  hen  ye  be  gone  over  Jorefan 

1 2.  when  ye  are  come  over  Jordan 
3 1 ,2.thou  (halt  not  go  over  this  Jordan 

1 3  .whither  ye  go  over  Jordan  to  poffeffe  it 
Chap.32.47. 
/o/?i.2.go over  this  Jordan,thou  &  all  this  people 

1 1. for  within  3 .  days  ye  (hall  paffe  over  Jor. 
3 .  14. removed  from  the  tents  to  paffe  over  Jor. 

1 7 .  all  the  peo.  were  paffed  clean  over  Jord. 
4. 1  .people  were  clean  paffed  over  Jordan 

7. when  it  paffed  over  Jor. the  waters  of  Jor. 

22.came  over  this  Jordan  on  dry  land 
7-7-brought  this  people  over  Jordan  to  deliv.us 
24. 1 1  .ye  went  over  Jordan,a.nd  came  to  Jericho 
Jud.  1  o.9.chil.of  Ammon  paffed  over  Jor. to  fight 

1  Sam.  1 3.7  .fome  of  the  Heb.went  over  Jor. to  the 

2  Sam.i.zg.  Abnerand  his  men  paffed  over  Jord. 

io.i7.paffed  over  Jwrdan,znd  came  to Hclam 


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17.22.  they  paffed  over  Jordanhy  the  morning 
that  was  not  gone  over  Jordan 
*4.and  Abfalom  paffed  over  Jord.he  and  all 
19. 1  y.to  conduit  the  King  over  Jordan 
17.  went  over  Jordan  before  the  King 
1 8. as  he  was  come  over  Jordan 
3  i.and  went  over  Jordan  with  the  King 

to  conduct  him  over  Jordan 
3  6. go  a  little  way  over  Jordan  with  the  King 
39<and  all  the  people  went  over  Jordan 
4 1. all  Davids  men  with  him  over  Jordan 
^.j.and  they  pafled  over  Jordan 
1  Chro.  12.15.  £hcfe  are  they  that  went  over  Jordan 
19. 1 7.Dav.paffed  over  Jor.  &  came  upon  them 
Jojtat, 
Lu\e  3. 29 .which  was  the  fon  ofjorim 

3o*6oam, 
1  Chro.i.^.  Shema  begate  Raham,the  fa.of  Jor{\ 

31ofabaD. 

1  Chro.  1 2.4.  and  over  the  3  o.  Johanan,  &  Jofabad 

3lofap^at,See  Jletjofaphat, 

31ofe. 

Lulje  3.29.which  was  the  fon  oljofe 

JofeOech. 

Ha?.  1.1.  and  to  Jofuah  the  fon  of  Jofedech 

1 2.  Jofuah  fon  of  Jofedech  obeyed  the  voice 
i4.ftirred  up  the  fpir.  of  Jofuah  fori  of  Jofcd. 
z.2.  fpeak  now  to  Jofuah  the  fon  of  Jofedech 
4.and  be  ftrong,0  Jofuah  fon  of  Jofedech 
Zech.d.i  1.  upon  the  head  of  Jofhuah  fon  oijofed. 
Hofeph, 

Gen. to. 24. (he  called  his  name  Jofepb, and  (aid 
»$.  when  Rachel  had  born  Jofeph,Jacob 
3  3. 2. Rachel  and  Jofepb  hindermoft 

7.  after  came  Jofeph  and  Rachel  neer 
3  f. 24.  fons  of  Rachel,  Jofeph  and  Benjamin 
37.2.^o/.beingfeventeen  yeer  old  was  feeding 
Jofeph  brought  to  his  fath.  their  evill  rep. 

3.  Ifrael  loved  Jofeph  more  then  all  his  chil. 

5.  Jofeph  dreamed  a  dream 

1 3  .to  Jofeph,T>o  not  thy  brethren  feed 

17. Jofeph  went  after  his  brethrcn,and  found 

2  3  .when  Jofeph  was  come, — they  ftript  Jof. 
28. they  lift  up  Jofeph  out  of  the  pit 

fold  Jofeph  to  the  Iffimaelites 
&  they  brought  Jofeph  into  Egypt 
ig.beho\d,  Jofeph  was  not  in  the  pit 
3 1. took  Jofephs contend  killed  a  kid 

3  3 .  Jofeph  is  without  doubt  rent  in  pieces 
39.1.  Jofeph  was  brought  down  to  Egypt 

2.the  Lord  was  with  Jofeph  Verfe  21. 

4.  Jofeph  found  grace  in  his  fight 
j.bleffed  the  Egyptians  hou.for  Jofiphs  fake 
6.he  left  all  that  he  had  in  Jofephs  hand 

Jofeph  was  a  goodly  perfon 
7.caft  her  eyes  upon  Jofeph 
10. as  (he  fpake  to  Jofeph  day  by  day 
1 1  .Jof  went  into  the  houfe  to  doe  his  maft. 
20.  Jofephs  mafter  took  him,  and  put  him  in 
22.  committed  to  Jofephs  hand  all  the  prifo. 
40.3.the  place  where  Jofepb  was  bound 

4.capta.  of  the  guard  charged  Jofiwith  them 

6.  Jofeph  came  in  unto  them  in  the  morning 
8.  Jofeph  faidjDo  not  interpretations  belong 
p.chief  butler  told  his  dream  to  Jof  ph 

1 2.  Jof.  fad.  This  is  the  interpret.    Ver,i8. 
i6.baker  faid  to  Jofepb,  I  was  in  my  dream 
2  2.as  Jofeph  had  interpreted  unto  them 
2.3-did  not  the  chief  butler  remember  Jofeph 
41.14.  Pharaoh  fent  and  called  Jofeph 

1  <j.  Pharaoh  faid  to  Jofeph ,1  have  dreamed 

1 6.  Jofepb  znfuieted  Pharaoh,  It  is  not  in  me 
i7.Pharaoh  faid  to  Jofepb,In  my  dream 

2  j  Jofepb  faid,  The  dream  of  Pharaoh  is  one 
39.faid  to jfylForafmuch  as  G.  hath  (hewed 
4 1  .faid  to  Jofeph,  See,I  have  fet  thee  over 
42. put  the  ring  upon  Jofephs  hand 

44.faid  to  Jofeph,  I  am  Pharaoh 

45.  called  Jofephs  name  Zaphnath-Paaneah 

Jofeph  went  out  over  all  the  land  of  E. 
46.J0f.wis  30.yeers  old  when  he  flood  befo. 

&  Jof  went  out  from  the  pref.  of  Phar. 
49.  Jofeph  gather,  corn  as  the  fand  of  the  fea 
50. to  Jofepb  were  born  two  fons 
5  iJof.aWed  the  name  of  the  firft-born  Ma. 
54.feven  yeers  of  dearth  began  as  Jofepb  had 


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5  S-2°  to  fi>feph,whit  he  faith  to  yon,  do 
56.  Jofeph  opened  all  ftore-houfes 
,  57.  all  countiiescame  into  Egypt  to  Jofeph 
42.3  .jofephs  ten  brethren  went  "to  buy  com  in 
4.\\m)amin,Jnfephs  brother,  Jacob  fem  noc 
6.Jofcph  was  the  governour  of  the  land 

and  Jofephs  brethren  came  and  bowed 
7. Jofeph  faw  his  brethren,and  he  knew  them 

8.  Jofeph  knew  his  brethren 

9.  Jofeph  remembred  the  dreams 
14. Jofeph  faid,That  is  it  that  I  (pake 
lS.Jofephdid  unto  him  the  third  day 

2  3. they  knew  not  that  Jofeph  underftood 
i^.Jofe.  comman.to  fil  their  facks  with  com 
36.  Jofeph  is  not,and  Simeon  is  not 
•  4  3. 1 5. to  Egypt,  and  flood  before  Jofeph 
id.when  Jofeph  faw  Benjamin  with  them 
1 7. the  man  did  as  Jofeph  bade,  and 

brought  the  men  into  Jofephs  houfc 
i8.becaufe  they  were  brought  into/o/Thcufe 
19.ro  the  fteward  of /o/f^houfe,&comm. 
24.  man  brought  the  men  into  Jofephs  houfe 

2  f  .made  ready  the  prefent  agai.  Jofeph  came 
26.when  Jofc.  came  home,  they  brought  the 
30.  Jof.mz&e  hafte,  for  his  bowels  did  yern 

44.2.to  the  word  that  Jofeph  had  fpoken 
4.  Jofepb  faid  to  his  (reward,  Up,follow  after 
i4.Judah  &  his  brethren  came  to  Jof.houk 
1 5  .Jofepb  faid,  What  deed  is  this  that  ye  have 

45. 1. then  Jofepb  could  not  refrain  himfelf 

whde  Jofimde  himfelf  known  to  his  br. 

3  Jofeph  faid  to  his  brethren,  I  am  Jofeph 

4  Jofepb  faid  to  his  brethr.  Come  neer  to  me 

I  am  Jofipb  your  brother,whom  ye  fold 
9-fay  unto  him,  Thus  faith  thy  fon  Jofepb 
16.  Jofephs  brethren  are  come 
17.Phar.faid  umoJof.Siy  unto  thy  brethren 
zi.Jof.gz.ve  them  wagons,  accor.to  the  com. 
26.and  told  him,Jofeph  is  yetalive 
27.they  told  him  all  the  words  of  Jofeph 

when  he  faw  the  wagons  which  J^fent 
zS.Jofcpb  my  fon  is  yet  alive 

46.4.  Jofeph  (hall  put  his  hand  upon  thine  eyes 
19-fons  of  Rachel, Jofeph  and  Benjamin 
20.to  Jofeph  were  born  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
27.  fons  of  Jofepb  born  in  Egypt,two  fouls 
28.he  fent  Judah  before  him  unto  Jofeph 
zy.Jofepb  made  ready  his  charet 
3o.Ifracl  faid  to  Jofeph,  Now  letmedie 
3  1. Jofeph  faid,  He  goe  and  (hew 

47. 1. then  Jofeph  came  and  told  Pharaoh 

5  .fpake  to  Jofeph, faying,  Thy  fath.  &  thy  br. 
7.  Jofeph  brought  in  Jacob  his  father 

1 1  .Jofeph  placed  his  father  and  his  brethren 
1 2.  Jofeph  nourifiied  his  father  &  his  brethr. 
14.  Jofeph  gathered  up  all  the  money 

jtyTbrought  all  the  mony  into  Phar.houfe 

1  5-all  the  Egyptians  came  unto  Jofeph 
1 6. Jofeph  faid,  Give  your  cattell 

i7.they  brou.their  cattell  to  Jofeph,8c  Jofeph 
20.  Jofeph  bought  all  the  land  of  Egypt  for 

2  3  .then  Jofeph  faid  to  the  people,  Behold  I 
26.  Jofeph  made  it  a  law  over  the  land 
29-he  called  his  fon  Jofeph,znd  faid 

48.  i.one  told  Jofeph,  Behold,thy  father  is  fick 
2. thy  fon  Jofeph  comcth  to  thee 
3. Jacob  faid  to  Jofephs  God  almighty  appea. 
8.1frael  beheld  Jofephs  fons 
g.Jofeph  faid  to  his  father,They  are  my  fons 
1 1  .Ifra.  faid  unto  Jofepb,  I  had  not  thought 
1 2.  Jof  brought  them  out  from  between  his 
1 3  .Jof.took  them  both,  Eph.  in  his  right  ha. 
1  J.Jacob  bleffed  Jofepb 
17. when  Jof. faw  his  fath.laid  his  right  hand 
iS./tf/Tfaid  unto  his  father,Not  fo,my  father 
2 1. Ifrael  faid  unto  Jofeph,Behold,I  die 

49.ti.Jofeph  is  a  fruitfull  bough 
26.thf  y  (hall  be  on  the  head  of  Jofeph 

$0. 1.  Jofeph  fell  upon  his  fathers  face,  &  wept 
z.Jofcpb  comman.his  fervants,the  Phyfitians 
4.  Jofeph  fpake  to  the  houfe  of  Phara.  faying 
7.  Jofeph  went  up  to  bury  his  father 
8  .all [the  houfe  ofjofeph>znd  his  brethren 
1 4.  Jofepb  returned  into  Egypt,  he  &  his  bre. 
1  J. when  Jofbreth.faw  their  father  was  dead 
Jofeph  will  peradventure  hate  us 
itf.they 


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JOS 


16.  they  fent  a  meffenger  unto  fofeph 
1 7, Co  (hA  yc  fay  unto  fofepb,¥  orgivc  I  pray 
fofeph  wept  when  they  fpake  unto  him 
19.  fofeph  faid  unto  them,  Feare  not 
zz.fof.dweh  in  Egypt  he  and  his  fath.houfe 
fofeph  lived  a  hundred  and  ten  yeeis 
ij./o.fawEphraims  childr-ofthe  third  gene, 
childr.  of  Michir  brought  upon  fof.kivxs 
24.  fofeph  faid  to  his  brethren,!  die 
ay.  fofeph  took  an  oath  of  the  children 
26.fi)  'fofeph  died  being  a  1 10.  yeeres  old 
Exod.i.i-for  fofeph  was  in  Egypt  already 
6.fofeph  died  and  all  his  brethren 
8.:i  new  King  which  knew  not  fofeph 
13. 19. Mofes  took  the  bones  of  fofe.vihh  them 
Num.  1  3.7-  of  the  tribe  of  Iffach.  Igal  ton  otfofe. 
26.18.the  fons  of  /o.were  Manafles  &  Ephraim 

37.thefeare  the  fons  of  fofeph}  after  their 
»7.i.of  the  family  of  Manafles  the  fon  of  fof. 
^z.jS  .to  half  the  tribe  of  Manaff.the  fon  offo. 
36. 1  .of  the  family  of  the  fons  of  fofeph  ,caroe 
12.fam.0f  the  fons  of  Manaffes,fon  of  fofeph 
D£«f.27.i2.Judah,Iffachar,  fofeph,  (hall  ftand  to 
3  3.  i  3  .of  fo.ht  (aid,  Blefled  of  the  Lord  be  his 
i6.1et  the  blefling  come  upon  the  head  of  fo. 
fojh.17.1.  for  he  was  the  firft  borne  of  fofeph 
2.male-children  of  Manafles  fon  of  fofeph 
I4.children  of  fo.  fpake  unto  Jo(hua,faying 
i6.children  of/o.faid,The  hil  is  not  enough 
i7.Joihua  fpake  unto  the  houfe  of  fofeph 
18.  j. houfe  of  fofeph  (hall  abide  in  their coafts 
1 1, between  the  chil.of  Jad.&  the  chil.of  fo. 
24.3  2.the  bones  of/fl.butied  they  in  Shechem 
1  Chro. 2. i.fons  of  Iftzd,  fofeph, 2nd  Benjamin 
5.1. birth-right  was  given  unto  the  fons  of  fof. 
2.but  the  birth-right  was  fofepbs 
Vfd.-n.  1  f  .the  fons  of  Jacob  and  fofeph 
78.67.he  refufed  the  tabernacle  of  fofeph 
So.i.that  thou  leaded:  fofeph  like  a  flocke 
8  i.f.this  he  ordained  in  fofeph  for  a  teftimony 
ia  j.i7.even7».who  was  fold  for  a  bond-ferva. 
£^/{.37.i6.writcuponit,For/o.theftickofEph. 
19.I  will  take  the  ftick  offo.which  is  in  the 
47. 1 3. /a/^ (hall  have  two  portions 
48.3  2. and  one  gate  of  fofeph,  one  gate  of  Ben. 
Amos  5.1 5.W1II  be  gracious  to  the  remnant  of  fo. 

6.6.not  grieved  for  the  affliction  of  fofeph 
fobn  4. 5  .that  Jacob  gave  to  his  fonne  fofeph 
Acts  7.9. moved  with  envy,  fo\&fof.  into  Egypt 
1 3  .at  the  fecond  time/o.was  made  know  ne 
/j.kindred  was  made  known  unto  Phar. 
14.  then  fent  fofeph  &  called  his  fon  Jacob 
iS.another  King  arofe  which  knew  not  fo. 
Heb.  1 1 . 2 1  .bl  c  fled  both  the  fons  of  fofeph 

22.  by  faith,  fofeph  when  he  died  made  men 
See  houfe  o/^ofepl),  in  J|otsfe. 
3Jofeph  viuhTribe  &  Children. 
NiM.i.io.of  the  children  offo.of  Ephraim,Eli(h. 
3  2.of  the  children  of  /o.namely  of  the  chil. 
ij.ii.ofthe  tribe  of /o/c.  namely  of  the  tribe 
34.2  3  .the  Prince  of  the  children  of  f0f.H3.mid 
36.?.  tribe  of  the  fons  of  fofeph  had  faid  well 
J"«/&.i4.4.children  of  fofephwete  two  tribes 
i6.i.lot  of  the  childr.ofjc/e.  fell  from  Jordan 
4.children  of  foMmsff.&.  Ephra.took  their 
I7.i4.children  of  /.fpake  unto  Jo(hua,faying 
i6.childr.of/«.faid,  The  hill  is  not  enough 
1  Ch/o.j.z^.  in  thefe  dwelt  the  children  of  fofeph 
Rev.j.S.  of  the  tribe  of  fofeph  were  fealed  1 2000. 

3lQfepr), 
Mat. 1. 16.  Jacob  begat  fof.  the  husband  of  Mary 
18.whena5hismoth.Mary  was  efpou.to/o. 
19. then  fofe.  her  husband  being  a  juft  man 
2O.faying,j7"0.fear  not  to  take  unto  thee  Ma. 
zq.thenfofepb  being  raifed  from  fleep  did  as 
2.13  .angel  of  the  Lord  appeareth  to  fofeph  in  a 
1 9.appeareth  in  a  dream  to  fofeph  in  Egypt 
Li^e  1.27.  whofe  name  was  fo.  the  fon  of  David 
z.q.fofe.  alfo  went  up  from  Galile  outof the 
16. found  Mary  8tfofepb,8c  the  babe  lying  in 
3  i.fofeph  and  his  mother  marvelled  at  the 
43  .fofeph  and  his  mother  knew  not  of  it 
3.23.aswas  fuppofed  the  fon  of fofeph 
4-22.they  faid,Is  not  this  fofephs  fon 
fobn  1.4s  Jefus  of  Nazareth  the  fon  of  fofeph 
6. 4  2.  is  not  this  Jefus  the  fon  of  fofeph 


JOS  JOS 

Jlofepr). 

1  Chro.  2  f  .2.of  the  fons  of  Afaph,  fofeph 

p.firft  lot  came  forth  for  Afaph  to  fofeph 
E^a  10.42.  Azanah  and  fofe.  had  taken  flrange 
Neb.  1 2. 1 4. of  ShebaniahjJtf/epJ? 
Mat.z7.57. named  fofeph  who  alfo  himfelfe  was 

59.when  fo.  had  taken  the  body  he  wrapped 
Mar\  1  j.43./a.alfo  an  honourable counfeller  who 

4f.he  gave  the  body  to  fofeph 
Lu\e  3.24.  which  was  the  fonne  of  fofeph 

Chap.26.30. 

2  3 .  yo.there  was  a  man  named  jfo/ep£>,according 
fohn  19.38.  after  this  fofeph  befought  Pilate  that 
Affs  1. 2 3. they  appointed  two,fofcpb called  Barfa. 

3!  of es- 

Mat.ii.^.Kis  brethrenjjamcs,&  fofes,Sc  Simon 

27.56.  and  Mary  the  mother  of  James  &  fofes 

Marfe  6.3-the  fon  of  Mary,brother  of  Jam.&  fo. 

1 5#40.and  Mary,mother  of  James  and  fofes 

47 .Mary  the  mother  of  fofes  beheld  where 

Acts  4.36 ./o/.who  by  the  Apoft.  was  furna.Bar. 

31ofbabat». 

2  rtra.35.9.  Jehiel  and  fojhabad  chief  of  the  Lev. 

1  Chro.n.^.of  their  genealogiejamlech  &  fojhah 

3Iolhaphat. 
1  Chro.i  1. 4 3. and  fojhaphat  was  a  valiant  man 

31ou^ania!j. 
1  Chro.'i  i.$6.  Jeribai  and  fofhankh  were  valiant 

31oQ)tta3called|rjofl)ca,31ehorhtta,3ie(r;aa. 
£,wi.i7.9.Mofesfaid  unto  fojhua,  Chufe  us  out 
icfo  fojhua  did  as  Mofes  had  faid  unto 
1 3«and  fojhua  difcomfited  Amalek- 
i4.and  rehearfe  it  in  the  eares  of  fojhua 
24. 1 3. Mofes  rofe  up  and  his  minifter  fojhua 
32. 17.  when  fojhua  heard  the  noife  of  the  peo. 
33.1 1. but  his  femnx.  fojhua  departed  not  out 
Num.ii.iS.mdjojbua anfwered  & faid,MyLord 
i3.8.ofthe  tribe  of  Ephraim  Ojheafon  of  Nun 

1 6.Mofes  called  OJhea  fon  of  Nun  fejhua 
I4.6.and  fojhua  and  Caleb  were  of  them  that 
3  o.fave  Caleb  and  fojhua  fon  of  Nun 
38.but/oJ^Mand  Caleb  lived  ftill 
26.6f.not  a  man  left  of  them  fave  Caleb  &  fo. 
27.18.take  thee  fojhua ,  a  man  in  whom  is  the 
22.he  took  fojhua, and  fet  him  beforeEleazer 
32.1 2.fave  Caleb  and  fo.  for  they  have  wholly 
28.Mofes  commanded  fojhua  and  thechiefe 
3 4. 1 7. divide  the  land  untoyou:Eleaz.&  fojh. 
Deut. i.^S.bm  fojhua  which  ftandcth  before  thee 
3.21. 1  commanded  fojhua  at  that  time,faying 

28.but  charge  fojhua,znd  encourage  him  ' 
3 1 .3.and  fojliua,he  (hall  go  before  thee 
7<and  Mofes  called  unto  fojhua,  and  faid 
i4.call  fojhua,  and  prefent  your  felves  in  the 
Mofes  &  fof.went  &  prefented  themfelves 
23  .he  gave  fojhua  a  charg,e,and  faid,Be 

3  4.p.and  fojhua  was  ftill  of  the  fpirit  of  wifdom 
fof.  1. 1. that  the  Lord  fpake  unto  fojhua,Mofes 

1  o. then  fojhua  commanded  the  officers  of 

1 2.  to  halfe  the  tribe  of  Manafl'fpake  fojhua 
i6.they  anfwered  ,/fl/&.faying,All  that  thou 
2.i.and  fojfjuafent  out  of  Shittim  twomen 

2  3  .and  came  to  fojhua,  and  told  him  all 
24.they  faid  unto  fojhua,  Truly  the  L.hath 

3 . 1  .and  fojhua  rofe  early  in  the  morning 
f  -fof.fiid  unto  the  people,Sanc~tifie  your  fel. 
S.fojhua  fpake  unto  the  priefts 
7.the  Lord  faid  unto  fojhua         Chap.  5.9. 
&6.2.&7.10.&  8.18.&  10.8.&11.6. 
g.fojhua  faid  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
io._7#/Zwdfaid,fcIereby  yefhall  know  that 
.  4>4.then  fojhua  called  the  twelve  men 

S.  fojhua  faid  unto  them,Paffe  over  before 
8.did  fo  as  fojhua  commanded 

as  the  Lord  fpake  unto  fojhua 
9.fojhua  fet  up  twelve  (tones  in  the  midft  of 
1  o.  the  L-commanded  fof.to  fpeak  unto  the 
according  to  all  that  Mofes  command,  fo. 
1 4-on  that  day  the  Lord  magnified  fojhua 
ijf.the  Lord  fpake  unto  ^w/S/w,faying 
17.  fojhua  therefore  commanded  the  priefts 
zo.di&fojhua pitch  in  Gilgal 
5.3 .fojhua  made  him  (harp  knives 
4.whyl7«J&«ddidcircumcife  all  the  people 
7»then  fojhua  circumcifed 


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1 3 .when  fojljua  was  by  Jericho,that  he  lift 
fojhua  went  out,and  faid  unto  him, Art 
1 4.  fojhua  fell  on  his  face  to  the  earth 

1  ^.captain  of  the  Lords  hoft  faid  unto  fcflj. 

and  fojhua  did  fo 
6.6 And  fojhua  called  the  priefts 

8.when  fofiua  had  fpoken  unto  the  people 
10,  fojhua  had  commanded  the  people 
1 2.  fojhua  rofe  early  in  the  morning 

Chapt.7.16. 
s  6  fojhua  faid  unto  the  people,Shout 

2  2.  fojhua  had  faid  unto  the  two  men  that 
zj.  fojhua  [wed  Rahab  the  harlot  alive 

which  fojliua  fent  to  fpie  out  Jericho 
z6.fojhua  adjured  them  at  that  time^ayin" 
27»fo  the  Lord  was  with  fojhua 
7,z  fojhua  fent  men  from  Jericho  to  Ai 
3. they  returned  to  f)jhua,and  faid,Let 
6.and  fojhua  rent  his  clothes 
7.fofiua  faid,Alas,0  Lord  God,wherefore 
1 9.  fojhua  faid  unto  Achan,My  fon,I  pray 
ao.Achan  anfwered  fojhua,znd  faidjndeed 
22.  fojhua  fent  mcffl'ngers,and  they  ran 
2  3  .and  brought  them  unto  fojhua 
24.  fojhua  and  all  Ifrael  with  him  took  Ai 

2  %  .fojhua  faid,  Why  haft  thou  troubled  us 
8.3  .fo  fojhua  arofe53nd  all  the  people  of  war 

fojhua  chofe  out  3oooo.mighty  men 
9.fojhua  therefore  fent  them  forth 

but  fojhua  lodged  that  night  among  the'  ', 
jo. fojhua  rofe  up  early  in  the  morning 
1 J  .fojhua  went  that  night  into  the  midll  of 
1  ^.fojhua  &  all  Ifrael  made  as  if  they  were 
i6.and  they  purfued  after  fojhua,a.nd  were 
18. fojhua  ftretched  out  the  fpeare  that  was 
z  1. when  fojhua  &  all  Ifr.faw  that  the  amb. 
z6.  fojhua  drew  not  his  hand  back  w  her  with 
zS.3nd  fojhua  burnt  Ai 
3Cthen  fojhua  built  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 

3  j.which  fojh.  read  not  before  all  the  cong. 
9.2.themfelves  together  to  fight  with  fojhua 

S.what  fojhua  had  done  unto  Jericho  &  Ai 
6.they  went  to  fojhua  unto  the  camp  at  Gil. 
8.faid  unto  fojhua,  We  are  thy  fervants 

fojhua  faid  unto  them,Who  are  ye 
1 5  .fojhua  made  peace  with  them 
22.  fojhua  called  for  them,and  he  fpake 
24.they  anfwered  fojhua,znd  faid,  Becaufe 
27. fojhua  madethem  that  day  hewers  of  wo. 
ro.  1.  had  heard  how  fojhua  had  taken  Ai 
4. for  it  hath  made  peace  with  fojhua 
6. men  of  Gibeon  fent  to  fojhua  to  the  camp 
7.fo  fojhua  afcended  from  Gilgal 
Q.Jojhua  came  unto  them  fuddenly 
1 2.  then  fpake  fojhua  to  the  Lord  in  the  day 
1 5-  fojhua  returned, and  all  Ifrael  with  him 
1 7. it  was  told  y<)/2te*,faying,The  five  kings 
18.  fojhua  faid,Roll  great  ftones  upon  the 
20.when  fojh.8i  the child.of  Ifrael  had  made 
2 1 1  people  returned  to  the  camp  to  fojhua 

2  2.then  faid  fojh.Open  the  mouth  of  theca. 
24.brought  out thofe Ksunto  fophthzt  fojh. 
2f .  fojhua  faid  unto  them,  Fear  not 
2eond  afterwards  fojhua  fmote  them 
zy.fojhua  commanded,  and  they  took  them 
28.that  day  fojhua  took  Makkedah 
29.then  fojhua  paffed  from  Makkedah 

3* i. and  fojhua  paffed  from  Libnah,  and 

3  3 .  fojhua  fmote  him  and  his  people 
34.and  fojhua  paffed  on  to  Eglon 
36.  and  fojhua  went  up  from  Eglon 

28.  fojhua  returned,  and  all  Ifrael  with  him 
*;  v  Verfe43. 

4o.fo  fojh  fmote  all  the  coumrey  of  the  hils 
4i.and/tf/J/wfmotethem  ftom  Kadefti-bar. 
42.their  land  did  fojhua  take  at  one  time 
1 1.7X0  fojhuaame,  and  all  the  people  of  war 
q.fojhua  did  unto  him  as  the  Lord  bade  him 
10.  fojli.zt  that  time  turned  back,and  took 

1 2 .  &  all  the  Kings  of  them  did  fujhua  take 

13.  that  did  fojhua  burn 

.     1 5 .fo  did  Mofes  command  fojhua. 
i6.fo  foflma  took  all  the  !and,the  hils 
iS.fojfjua  made  war  a  long  time  with  all 
2  i.at  that  time  came  fojhua&nd  cut  ofF 

/o/fc.deftr.  them  utterly ,with  their  cit. 
23.fi> 


JOS       JOS 


z  3 .1  o  fojhua  tookc  the  w  hole  land 

fojb.gave  it  for  an  inheritance  unto  Ifr. 

i  i.7.which  fofhua  &  the  children  of  Ifr.fmote 

which  fo.gave  unto  the  tribes  of  Ifrael 

i  j. i. now  fofhua  was  old  and  ftricken  in  yeers 

14.1.  which  Eleazer  &  fojhua  diftributed  unto 

^.children  of  Judah  came  unto  fojh.in  Gilg. 

12. and  fojhua bleffed  Caleb 
1  j.i  j.accord.  tothecomman.ofthe  Lo.to  Jo. 
i7.4.came  neere  before  Eleazer  &  befote  fojh. 

i4.childrenof  Jofeph  fpake  unto  fojhua 

1  j./o/&«<aanfwered  them,  If  thou  be  a  great 

17.  fofhua  fpake  unto  the  houfe  of  Jofeph 
18. z.fojh.faid  unto  thechildr.of  Ifr.How  long 

8.  fojbua  charged  them  that  went  to  defcribe 

9.and  came  againe  to  fojhua 

10.  fojhuacaW  lots  for  them  inShiloh 

and  there  fofhua  divided  the  land 
19.49.gave  an  inheritance  to  fojhua 

ji-inhcritance  which  Eleazer  &  fo.  divided 
20. 1. Lord  fpake  unto  fofhuafay'mg 
2 1. 1. unto  Eleazer  the  prieft,and  unto  fojhua 
22.i.then  foJh.caWed  theReubenitesand  Gad. 

6.fo  fojhua  bleffed  them,and  fent  them  away 

7. unto  the  halfe  part  thereof  gave  fojh.unto 

whenfo.fent  them  away  alfo  to  their  tents 

23 .1  .that  fojhua  waxed  old  and  ftricken  in  age 

2.and  fojhua  called  for  all  Ifrael 
24.1.70.  gathered  all  the  tribes  of  Ifrael  to  She. 

2.  fojhua  faid  unto  all  the  people>Thus  faith 

19,  fojhuafaid  to  the  people,Ye  cannot 

Chap.22.27. 

2 1 .  an  d  the  people  faid  unto  fojhua,  Nay 

Verfe  24. 

2  j.fo  fojh.  made  a  covenant  with  the  people 
26.  &  fofhua  wrote  thefe  words  in  the  book 
28X0  fojhua  let  the  people  depart 

29.  that  fojhua  the  fervant  of  the  Lord  died 
fudg.  2.8. 
3 1  .Ifrael  ferved  the  Lo.all  the  dnies  of  fojh. 
fudg.  2.7. 
al  the  dayes  of  the  elders  that  over-lived/o. 
fudg:z.7. 
fttdg.i.i.now  after  the  death  of fojhua  it 
2.6.wh;n  Jojhua  had  let  the  people  goe,  the 
2 1. of  the  nation  which  fo.left  when  he  died 
23  .neither  deliv.he  them  into  the  hand  of  f. 
1  S«w.6.i4.thecartcame  into  the  field  of  fojhua 

1 8.  in  the  field  of  fojhua  the  Bethfhemite 

1  *3».i6.34.whichhe  fpake  byfo.thelon  of  Nun 

2  Kin.z2.S.in  the  emringinofthegate  of  fojhua 
Zecb.2.i.he  mewed  me  fojhua  the  high  prieft 

2.now  fojhua  was  clothed  with  filthy  garme. 
6.angell  of  the  Lord  protefted  unto  fojhua 
8.heare  me,0  fojhua  the  high  prieft 
9,the  ftone  that  I  have  laid  before  fojhua 
6.1  i.fet  them  upon  the  head  of  fojhua 
3!ofli.be=ftafhal). 
1  Chro.z  5.4.fons  of  Heman,  fojh-be-\ajhah 

24.the  fixteenth  lot  came  to  fojh~be-i(pjhab 
31o(itar;,  or  31ofias. 

1  I(zs.i3.2.achild  ftialbe  borne,fojiah  by  name 

2  Xjn.z  i.24.made  fojiah  his  fon  King  in  his  ftead 

zChron.33.21. 
z6.  fojiah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
22. 1.  fojiah  was  eight  yeers  old  when  he  began 
zChron.^.i. 
3-in  the  eighteenth  yeer  ofKing/o.thatthe 
2  3 . 1 6.  as  fojiah  turned  himfelfe  he  efpied 
1  o.f. took  away,&  he  did  to  them  according 
23. in  the  eighteenth  yeer  of  King  ,/o.w  herin 
24. did  fojiah  put  away  that  he  might 
29-and  King  fojiah  went  againft  him 
30.people  took  Jehoahaz  fon  of  J k&  anoin. 
I  2  Cbron.26.1. 

34.madeEliaktm  fon  of  fo.Kingin  his  ftead 

1  Cbro.-i. i^.hmon  his  fon,fofiab  his  fon 

1  j.  fons  of  fojiah  were  Johanan 

2  chr.  3  4. 3  3  .fofiab  took  away  all  the  abomination 
•'■   3  j.  1. moreover Ja.kept  a  paffeover  unto  the  Lo. 

7.  fofiab  gave  to  the  people  lambes,  and 
16.  according  to  the  command.of  King  fo. 
1 8. keep  fuch  a  paffeover  as  fojiah  kept 
19. in  the  eighteenth  yeere  of  fojiah  was  this 
20. when  fofiab  had  prepared  the  temple 

and  fojiah  went  out  againft  him 


JOS  JOT 

22.  fofiab  would  not  turn  his  face  from  him 
2  3  .and  the  archers  fhot  at  King  fojiah 
24.aU  Jud  ah  &  Jerufalem  mourned  for  fo. 

2  j. and  Jeremiah  lamented  for  Jojiah 

fing.women  fpake  of  fo.ia  their  lament. 

26.  now  the  reft  of  the  aftsof  foji.  are  they 

Jfcr.i.i.word  of  the  Lo.  came  in  the  daies  of  fo. 

3  .in  the  dayes  of  Jehoiakim  fon  of  fofiab 

of  the  eleven  yeers  of  Zedek.fon  of  fo. 

3.6\Lord  faid  alfo  unto  me  in  the  daies  of  fo. 

22.1 1.  which  reigned  in  ftead  of  fofiab  his  fath. 

1 8.  concerning  Jehoiakim  the  fon  of fojiah 

2j.  1.  in  the  fourteenth  ye.of  Jehoiak.fon  of/. 

3  .from  the  thirteenth  ye.of  fo.even  unto  this 

26.1  .begin.of  the  reign  of  Jehoai  k.fon  of  f. 

Chap.  27. 1. 

3  j.  1. in  the  dayes  of  Jehoiakim  fon  of  fofiab 
36. 1. in  the  fourth  ye.of  Jehoia.  fon  of  Jo.that 

2.  from  the  dayes  of" foji.  even  unto  this  day 

9.came  to  pafs  in  the  fifth  ye.of  Je.fon  of/. 

37.i.Zedekiah  fon  of  Jojl.reigned  in  his  ftead 

4  j.i.in  the  fourth  yeer  of  Jehoiakim  fon  of  fo. 
46.2.fmote  in  the  fourth  ye.of  Jeboia.fon  of  fo. 

Zeph.i.i.came  unto  Zephaniah  in  the  daies  of  fo. 
Zecb.6.10.  and  goe  into  the  houfe  of fofiab 
Mat. l.io.and  Amon  begat  fojias 

1 1.&  fojias  begat  Jechonias  &  his  brethren 
31o!ibfa. 

1  dw.4.3  j.'of  their  genealog.  Jehu  fon  of  fofibia 

3ioaprM. 

E-qa  8.10.  of  the  fonsof  Shelom.  fon  offojiphiab 

3Iefaa&. 
H<*g.i.i.and  to  fojuah  fon  of  Jofedech 

i2.Zerubbabel  Scfojuab  obeyed  the  voice  of 
i4.Lord  ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  fojuab,md 
2.2.fpeake  now  to  fojuah  and  to  the  reft 
4.and  be  ftrong,0  fofuah 
3l0t, 
Mat.  j.  1  8.one  jot,or  one  title,(hall  in  no  wife 
31otbah. 

2  Kin.  2 1 .  19-the  daughter  of  Haroz  of  fotbah 

3otbatl>. 
D««{.io.7.fromGudgodah  they  journey  .to  fotbatb 

3HotbatJjal). 
Www.33.33.they  removed  fr,om  fotbatbah,  and 
34. they  removed  from  fotbatbab 
3l0t^am,  fometimes  called  Joflttjam. 
fudgo.%.ytt  fotbam  the  youngeft  fon  of  Zeru.was 
7.told  it  to  fotbam,znd  he  went  and  ftood 
2 1  .and  fotbam  ran  away  and  fled 
<7-  upon  them  came  thecurfe  of  fotbam 
2  Jfin.i  j.  f.foth.y/as  over  the  houfe  judg.  the  peo. 
2Chron.z6.21. 
7.  fotbam  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

2  Chron.z6.z-i,. 
3o.flew  Pekah  in  the  twentieth  ye.of  fotbam 
3  2.fecond  yeere  of  Pekah  began  fotbam  to 
36.  and  the  reft  of  th'e  acts  of  fotbam 

2  Cbron.  27.7. 
38.  and  fotbam  flept  with  his  fathers 

2  Chron.  27. 9. 
i6.i.in  the  17.  ye.  of  Pek.Ahaz  fon  offo.beg. 

1  Chro.z.tf.fons  of  Jahdai :  Regem  and  fotbam 

3.1 2.Azariah  his  fon.  fotbam  his  fon 
j.i7.reckoned  by  genealo.in  the  daies  of  foth. 

2  Chro.z7.i  .fotb.was  2  j.yeers  old  when  he  began 

6.(0  fotbam  became  mighty 
lja.1.1  .in  the  dayes  of  Uzziah,  fotbam, Ahaz 

Hojea  1. 1. 
7.i.came  to  pafs  in  the  days  of  Ahaz  fon  of  fo. 
Micab  1.1.  that  came  to  Micah  in  the  daies  of  fot. 
Mat.i.9.0zhs begat  foatham, and  foatlwn  begat 

3!ot»nep. 
'Ges.24.21.  Lord  made  his  journey  profperous 
29. 1  .then  Jacob  went  on  his  journey 
30_36.Laban  fet  three  dayes/0«nz.betwixt  him 
3  i.23.Lab-purfued  after  him  feven  dayes journ. 
3  3. 12. let  us  take  our  journey 
46.i.Ifrael  took  his  journey  with  all  that  he  had 
£#0^.3. 18. three  daies  journey  into  the  wilderneffe 
Chap.j.3.&8.27. 
1 3.20.they  took  their  journey  from  Succpth 
1 6. 1.  they  tooke  their  journey  from  Elt'rn 
Num.9.io.or  be  in  a  journey  afar  off,  yet  he 
1 3  .and  is  not  in  a  journey, and  forbeareth 
io.6.catnps  on  the  fouth  fide  fhal  take  their  jou. 


J  O  U      JOU 

1 3 .  they  firft  tcok  their  journey 

3  3  .from  the  mo.of  the  Lo.  three  dayes  journ. 

went  bzi  ere  them  in  the  three  dayes  jour. 

3  3 .8.went  three  da.70a.in  the  wilder.of  Etham 

1 2. took  their  jour,  out  of  the  wilder,  of  Sin. 
Deut.i. z.  eleven  dayes  jofl.fiom  Horeb  untoKad. 

7.turneyeand  take  your  journey 

40. take  your  journey  into  the  wilderneffe 
2. 1. then  we  turned  and  took  our  journey 

24.rife  ye  up,  take  your  journey 
lO.eV.children  of  Ifrael  took  their  journey 

1  i.arife,  take  thy  journey  before  thy  people 
fofh.9.1 1. take  victuals  with  you  for  your  jou.  that 

1 3  .by  reafon  of  the  very  long  journey 
fudg.^.g.journey  that  thou  takeft  (hall  not  be 

1  Sam.  1  j.  1 8. and  the  Lord  fent  thee  on  a  journey 

2  Sam.  1 1 .  io.cnmeft  thou  not  from  thy  journey 

1  Kin.18.z7. or  he  is  in  a  /Wflcj^orperad  venture 

1 9.7.  becaufe  the  journey  is  too  great  for 

2  Kjn.i  .j.fetcht  a  cbmpaffe  of  feven  dayes  journey 

2  Chro.  1.1 3. then  Solomon  c.ime  from  his  journey 
Neh.z.6.how  long  fhall  thy  journey  be 

Pro.7. 1  <>.he  is  gone  a  long  journey 

fonab  3. 3. exceeding  great  city,  three  dayes  journey 

Ate.  10. 10. nor  fenp  for  your  journey 

25.1  j. and  ftraight  way  took  his  journey 
Mar\c  6.8. mould  take  nothing  fot  their  journey 

1 3. 3  4. as  a  man  taking  a  fax  journey 
Lu\e  9. 3. take  nothing  for  your  journey 

1  i.6.a  friend  of  mine  in  his  journey  is  come 

1  j.  1 3. took  his  journey  into  a  far  countrey 
fohn  4.6.Jefus  therfore  being  wearied  with  hisjo. 
Alls  !•  1 2. from  Jerufalem  a  Sabbath  dayes  journey 

10.9-asthey  went  on  theii70«>7Ky,and 

22.6.that  as  I  made  my  journey, and  was 
Rom.i  .1  o. might  have  a  profperous  journey  by  the 

1  j.24.whenfoever  I  take  my  journey  into  Spain 
I  truft  to  fee  you  in  my  journey 
1  Co>\i6'.6.maybringmeon  my  journey  whither 
Titus  3. 1 3.bring  Zenas  &  Apollos  on  their  journ. 

3  fohn  6.whom  if  thou  bring  forward  on  their/0«. 

Hayes  jflotmtep. 
Num.  1 1 . 3 1 .  as  it  were  adayts  jowney  on 

1  TSjn.  19. 4. he  himfelfe  went  a  dayes  journey  into 
fonab  3 .4-began  to  enter  into  the  city  a  daies  tour. 
Lul(e  2.44.went  a  dayesj0/«y,and  they  fought 

Gun.  1 1 .2.as  they  journeyed  they  found  a  plaine 
9. Abram  journeyed  rowards  the  fouth 
1 3. 1 1. Lot  journeyed eift 
zo.i.Abtaham journeyed tov/atds  the  fouth 
3$.i7.]acobjourneyedto  Succoth 
3  j.j.they/W?zr^,and  the  terror  of  God 
i6.they  journeyed  from  Bethel 
zx.lfi-jel  journeyed  and  fpreadhis  tent 
Exod.i  2. 3 7. children  of  Ifrael  ;W.  from  Ramefes 
1 7.  i.con2,re.of  thechil.of  Ifr.;o«.fronj  the  wil. 
4O.37.thenihey/0Wwy<?d not  till  the  ^aythat 
Num.$.i7.thcn  after  that  the  childr.of  Ifra.joume. 
18. the  children  of  Ifrael  journeyed 
i9.charge  of  the  Lord,and/0«nz^not 
2o.comniand  of  the  Lord  they  journeyed 
2 1. taken  up  in  the  morning,then  they  journ. 
cloud  was  taken  up ,they journeyed 

2  2. abode  in  their  tents  and  journeyed  not 

when  it  was  taken  up  they  journeyed 
1 1.3  j.people;0«rwy.  from  Kibroth  Hattaavah 
12. 1  j.people/ow.not  till  Miriam  was  brought 
20. 2 2. even  the  whole  congreg./0«>"0.from  Kad. 
2 1. o-.they  journeyed  from  mount  Hor 
1 1. and  they  journeyed  from  Obath 
33.22.and  they  journeyed  from  Riffah 
Deut.  to.6 .from  thence  they;0«>'».unto  Gudgodah 
fofh.$.\7.ax\d  the  children  of  Ifrael  journeyed 
fudg.  i7.8.to  the  houfe  of  Micah  as  he  journeyed 
Lu\e  \o. i^.ashe  journeyed ,  he  came  where  he  was 
Acts  9.3.3$  he  journeyed  hecameneere  Damafcus 
7.the  men  which  J0«.with  him  flood  fpeechl. 
26.13.and  them  which  journeyed  with  me 

Hum.io.z.and  for  the  journeying  of  the  campes 
29.we  are  journeying  unto  the  place  where 
Luke  1  t.zz.and journeying  towards  Jerufalem 

2  C0r.11.26.in  journeying  often 

Jotwneputgg. 
Num.  1 0.2 8. thus  were  the  journeyinis  of  the  childr. 

31oarncy0  ■' 


JOY   JOY 


JOY     JOY 


JOY   JOY 


JlOUtnieg.  _  I      49-*5.  the  city  of  my  joy 

Gen.i  j.j.Abram  went  on  his  jourmes  fro  the  fo.    Lam.z.i<j.  the  joy  of  the  whole  earth 


Em  1 7.1. from  the  wild.of  Sin  after  their  /««n»M 
40.j6.went  onward  in  all  their  jourmes 
38.thorowout  all  their  jourmes 
Num.  io.6.blow  an  alarme  for  their  jourmes 

I2.the  children  of  Ifrael  took  their  jourmes 
3 3. 1. thefe  are  the  jourmes  of  the  children  of 
^.according  to  their  jourmes,  by  the  comand 
and  thefe  are  their  journies 

3op. 

1  Sam.i$.6.to  meet  king  Saul  withjoy 

1  Cbro.i  i.^Sot  there  was  joy  in  Ifrael 

1  5.  i6.by  lifting  up  the  voice  with  joy 

zj.outof thehoufe  or  Obed-Edom  withjoy 
29.i7.andnow  have  I  feen  with  joy  thy 

2  Chr0.zo.z7.to  goe  againe  to  Jerusalem  with /fly 
E^ra.  3.1 3.  not  difcern  the  noife  of  the  fhout  of  joy 

6.i6.dedica.ofthis  houfe  of  God  withjoy 
zi.feaft  of  unleav.bread  feven  dayes  with  joy 
Neh.S.io.ioi  the  joy  of  the  Lord  is  your  ftrength 

1 2.43  .joy  of  Jerufalem  was  heard  ,even  a  far  off 
Efiber  8.  i6.the  Jewes  had  joy  and  honour 
1 7.the  Jewes  had  joy  and  gladneffe 

9. 2  2.turned  unto  them  from  forrow  to  jo) 

make  them  dayes  of  feafting  and  joy 
/oiS.^.behold  this  isthejoy  ofhis  way 

io.<$.wy  of  the  hypocrite  but  for  a  moment 

29. 1 3.I  caufed  the  widows  heart  to  fing  for  joy 

3  3.z6.hefhall  fee  his  face  with  joy 

4 1. 2  2.  forrow  is  turned  into  joy  before  him 
Pfal.  16.11  .in  thy  prefence  is  fulneffe  of  joy 

27.6.offcr  in  his  tabernacle  facrifices  of  joy 

30.5-but  joy  cometh  in  the  morning 

42.4.witn  the  voice  of  jay  and  praife 

43.4.untoGod  my  exceeding  jay 

48. 2.the  joy  of  the  whole  earth  is  mount  Sion 

5  i.8.make  me  to  heare  joy  and  gladneffe 
1 2.reftore  unto  me  the  joy  ofthy  falvation 

^7.4-and  fing  for  joy 

105.43  .brought  forth  his  people  with  joy 

II  26.$.fow  in  teares  (hall  reap  injoy 
1 3 7.6.preferre  not  Jerufal.  above  my  chiefe  joy 
Pfo.12.20.to  the  counfellers  of  peace  is  joy 

14.10.ftrang.doth  not  intermeddle  with  his  joy 
1  j. 2 1. folly  is/o.to  him  that  is  deftitute  of  wif. 
23.a  man  hath  joy  wtbtheanfwer  ofhis  mouth 
1 7. 21. father  of  a  foole  hath  no  joy 
2 1. 1 5. it  is  joy  to  the  juft  to' doe  judgement 
23.24.8  wife  child,fhall  have  joy  of  him 
Ecc/e/^.ioiwithheld  not  my  heart  from  any  joy 
26,giveth  him  wifdome,knowledge,and/oy 
5.20.  God  anfwered  him  in  the  joy  of his  heart 
9.7  .eat  thy  bread  with  joy 
I/ii.9.3. and  not  increafed  the  joy 

according  to  the  joy  in  harveft  I 
1 7. have  no  joy  in  their  young  men 
1 2. 3. with  joy  (hall  ye  draw  water  out  of 
\6.  lo.joy  is  taken  out  of  the  plentifull  field 

2  2. 1 3.behold  joy  and  gladneffe,flaying  oxen 
24.8. the  joy  of  the  harpceafeth 

n.alljoy  is  darkened 
29.19.  meek  (hall  increafe  their  joy  in  the  Lord 
32.13.  upon  all  the  houfes  of  joy  in  the  joyous 

1 4. towers  fhalbe  for  dens,  a  joy  of  wild  affes 

3  5.2.rejoyce  even  with  joy  and  finging 
10.  everlafting  joy  upon  their  heads 

Chap.  j.i.  11. 
they  (hall  obtaine  joy  and  gladneffe 
Chap.  51.  11. 
5 1 . 3 .  joy  and  gladneffe  fhalbe  found  therein 
5  2 ,9.breake  forth  into  joy 
55.1 2.ye  (hall  goe  out  with  joy 
60. 1 5. lie  make  thee  a  joy  of  many  generations 
6 1. 3  -to  give  them  theoyle  of  joy  for  mourning 

7.everlafting  joy  (halbe  unto  them 
6j.14.my  fervantfhall  fing  for  joy  of  heart 

18.I  create  her  people  3  joy 

66. 5. he  fhall  appeare  to  your  joy 

10.  rejoyce  for  joy  with  her 

Jer.i  j.i6.word  wasunto  me  the  jo.of  mine  heart 

3  i.ij.turne  their  mourning  into  joy 

3  3-9.it  (ha!bc  to  me  a  name  of  joy 

1 1  .the  voice  of  joy,  &  the  voice  of  gladneffe 
48.27.  thou  skippedft  for  joy 

3  3-jey  is  taken  from  the  plentifull  field 


5. 1  j.  the  joy  of  our  heart  isceafed 
£^.24.2y.from  them  the  joy  of  their  glory 

36.?.withthe/oyofalltheir  heart 
Hof.9.1  .rejoyce  not,OIfrael,fbr  joy  as  other  people 
Joel  1 . 1 2,becaufc/oy  is  withered  away 

I  6.yea  joy  and  gladneffe  from  the  houfe  of 
Zepb.%.  1 7.  he  will  joy  over  thee  with  ringing 
Zecb,%.  19.be  to  the  houfe  of  Judah  joy  &  gladnefs 
Mat.i$  .zo.and  anon  with  joy  receiveth  it 

44.for  joy  thereof  goeth  and  felleth  all  that 
25.2  i.enter  thou  into  the  joy  of  thy  Lord 

Verfe  23. 
Luke  i.i4.thou(lialt  have  joy  and  gladneffe 
44.the  babe  leaped  in  my  wombe  for  joy 
6.23.rejoyce  ye  in  chat  day  and  leap  forjoy 
8,i3.receivethe  word  with  joy 
10.17.the  feventy  returned  againe  with  joy 
1  y.7.that  likewife  joy  fhalbe  in  heaven  over  one 

10. there  is  joy  in  the  prefence  of  the  angels 
24.41. whilethey  yetbeleeved  not  forjoy  and 
John  3.29-this  my  joy  therefore  is  fulfilled 

1  5.  1 1. that  my  joy  might  remaine  in  you 
that  your  joy  might  be  full 

16.20.but  your  forrow  fhalbe  turned  intojoy 

2  i.for  joy  that  a  man  is  borne  into  the 
22.your;oyno  man  taketh  from  you 
24.that  your  joy  may  be  full 

17.13  .have  my  joy  fulfilled  in  themfelves 
Acts  2.28.make  me  ful  of  joy  wth  thy  countenance 

1 3  .yj^the  difciples  are  filled  with  joy 

20.24.might  finifh  my  courfe  with  joy 
Rom.  14.  i7.but  peace  and  joy  in  the  holy  Ghoft 

1 5. 1 3. fill  you  with  all  joy  and  peace  in  beleev. 

3  2.that  I  may  come  unto  you  withjoy 
2  C0M.24.but  are  helpers  of  your  joy 

2.3.that  my  joy  is  the  joy  of  you  all 

7.13  .more  joyed  we  for  the  joy  of  Titus 

8. 2. the  abundance  of  their  joy  abounded  unto 

G<*/.y.22.fruit  of  the  fpirit  is  love?joy,and  peace 

Phil.  1.4.  making  requeft  with  joy 

2 5. for  your  furtherance  and  joy  of  faith 
2.2.  fulfill  ye  my  joy 
4.1  .and  longed  for  my  joy  and  crowne 

1  Thef.  1 .6.with  joy  of  the  holy  Ghoft 
2.i9.for  what  is  our  hope  or  joy 

2C.for  ye  are  our  glory  and  joy 
3.?.for  all  the  joy  wherewith  we  joy  for  your 

2  Tim.  i.4.that  I  may  be  filled  with  joy 
Pfete.20.let  me  have  joy  of  thee  in  the  Lord 
Heb.  1 2.2.for  the  joy  that  was  fet  before  htm  endu. 

I3.i7.thattheymay  doe  it  with  joy 
Jom.i.z.  count  it  all  joy  when  ye  fall  into  divers 

4-9.and  your  joy  to  heavineffe' 
1  Pef.  1.8. ye  rejoyce  with  joy  unfpeakable 
4.1 3. may  be  glad  with  exceeding  joy 
1  John  1 .4.  unto  you,  that  your  joy  may  bee  full 

2  .John  12. 

3  John  4.I  have  no  greater  joy,then  to  heare  that 
Jude  24.prefence  ofhis  glory  with  exceeding  joy 

Great  35op. 
1 Kjng.u40.and  rejoyced  with  great  joy 

1  Chro.  29.9-Da.the  Kingalfo  rejoy.  with  great  joy 

2  Cforo.30.26.  fo  there  was  great  joy  in  jerufalem 
Neb.  1 2.43  .made  them  rejoyce  with  great  joy 
M(tf.2.io.they  rejoyced  with  exceeding  great  joy 

2 8. 8. from  the  fepulchre  with  feave  &  great  joy 
Lu\e  2.10.I  bring  you  good  tydings  of  great  joy 

24. 5  2.returned  to  Jerufalem  with  grear  joy. 
Acts  8. 8. there  was  great  joy  in  that  citie 

1 5.3.  they  caufed  greac  joy  unto  all  the'brethren 
Pfcite.7.we  have  great  joy  in  thy  love 
Shout  or  Shouted  for  31  Op. 
Et^a  3.12.  and  many  (hout  aloud  for  joy 
Job  3  8.7.all  the  fons  of  God  ihouted  forjoy 
Pfal.  5. 1 1.  let  them  ever  fhout  forjoy 

3 2. 1 1. fhout  for  joyallye  thatare  upright 

3  j .  27  .let  them  fhout  for  joy 

6  5. 1 3. they  fhout  for  joy,they  alfo  fing 

i32.9.and  ler  thy  Saints  (hout  for  joyf  ^ 
i6.her  Saints  fhall  fhout  aloud  for  joy 

3op. 

Pfal.zi.i.the  King  fhall  joy  in  thy  ftrength 
Ifd.9. 3  .they  joy  before  thee 
65.19.  and  He  joy  in  my  people 


H<7&.3.i8l  will  joy  in  theGod  of  my  falvation 
Zepb.^.i7.he  will  joy  over  thee  with  (inging 
Rom.$.i  i.but  wc  alfo  joy  in  God  through  our  l0- 
PhiLz.17.ljoy  and  rejoyce  in  you  all 

i8.for  the  famecaufe  alfo  doe  ye  joy 

1  thef. 1  .j.for  all  the  joy  wherewith  we  joy  for 

31oj?e&. 

2  Cor.7. 1 3.more  joyed  we  for  the  joy  of  Titus 

31opfuu, 

1  King.%.66. went  unto  their  tents  joyfull 
E3yd6.22.L0rd  had  made  them  joy full 
E  fiber  5.9.llaman  forth  that  day  joy full 
Job  3.7.1et  no joyfull  voyce  come  therein 
Pfal.5.1  i.that  love  thy  name  be  joyfull  in  thee 

3  y-9.my  foule  fhalbe  joy/«#  in  the  Lord 

63.j.mouth(hall  praife  thee  with  joyfull  lips 

66.i.make  a  joyfull noife  unto  God 

8  i.i.makc  a  joyfull  noife  unto  the  God  of  Jac. 

89.15.that  know  the  joyfull  found 

95. 1.  make  ajoyfull  noife  to  the  rock  of  our 

2»make  a  joyful  noife  unto  him  with  Pfalms 
96. 1 2. let  the  field  be  joyfull  and  all  that  is 
98.4.makeajqy/M  noife  unto  the  Lord 

6.make  a  joy  f.  noiie  before  the  Lord  the  King 

8.1  et  the  hils  be  joyfull  together 

100.  i.makeajoy.noife  unto  the  Lo.al  ye  lands 
113 .9.to  be  a  joyfull  mother  of  children 
i49.2.children  of  Zion  he  joyfull  in  their  King 
5. let  the  Saints  bejoyfullin  glorv 

Ecclef.7A4.in  the  day  of  profperity  be  joyfull 

lfa.49. 1 3  .and  be  joyfull,  O  earth 

56.7.make  them  joyfull  in  my  houfe  of  prayer 
61. 10. my  foule  (halbe  jofull  in  my  God 

2  Cor.7. 4.I  am  exceeding  joyfull  in  all  our  tribula. 

Jopfwmeile, 
Deaf.2S.47.ferv.  not  the  Lo.thy  G. with  joy  fulneffe 
Col.  1. 1 1.  and  long-luffering  with  joy  fulneffe 

3Jopfallp. 
Ecclef.cj.gMve  joyfully  with  the  wife  whom  thou 
Luk_e  1 9-6.and  received  him  joyfully 
Hei.10.34.  &  tookyoy/thefpoiling  of  your  goods 

3!opfog- 
Col.  2.  y.yet  am  I  with  you  in  the  fpirit  joy'mg,zni 

.  3iopne. 
Exod.  1 .  io.they/ojwe  to  our  enemies  and  fight 
2  Chr.zo.i  j.did  Jchofha.joy^  himfelf  with  Ahaz. 
E%ra  9.14.  andjoyno  in  affinity  with  the  people  of 
Pro.n.z  i.though  handjoyne  in  hand,the  wicked 
i6.5.though  hand  joyne  in  hand,he  fhall  not 
lfa.$.$.woe  untothem  that  joyne  houfe  to  houfe 
9. 1  i.and  joyne  his  enemies  together 
5  6.6.fons  of  ftrang.thar  joy»  cherofel.to  the  Lo. 
/or.  50. 5. let  us  joyne  our  (elves  to  the  Lord  in  a 
£^.37. 1 7./oy?z£  them  one  to  another  in  one  ftick 
Dan.  1  i.6.they  (hall  joyne  themfelves  together 
Alls  5. 1 3. of  the  reft  durft  no  man  joyne  himfelfe 
8. i9.joyne  thy  felfe  to  this  charer 
9. 26.be  affayed  to  joyne  himfelf  to  the  difciples 
3IopncD. 
Gen.  1 4. 3. thefe  were  joyned together  in  the  vale  of  , 
i.they joyned  battell  with  them  in  the  vale 
29.34.this  time  will  my  husband  bejoyn.to  me 
E xod.  zB. 7. joyned  at  the  two  edges  thereof 

fo  it  (halbe  joyned  together 
Num.iS.z.that  they  may  be  jojned unto  thee 
4.they  fhalbe  joyned  unto  thee 
25.3  .Ifrael  joyned  himfelfe  unto  Baal-Peor 
j.that  were  joyned  unto  Baal-Peor 

1  Sam.q.z.when  they  joy.  battell,Ifra.was  fmitten 

2  Rjn.7.1 2.axletrces  of  the  wheeles  werejo.to  the 

20.29.thar  in  the  feventh  day,the  battel  was  jo. 
1  Chro.  1 8. 1. Jeboftiaphat/ojwdf affinity  with  Ahab 
20.^6,h;  joyned  himfelf  with  him  to  make  (hips 
37.becaufe  thouhaft/oy.  thy  felf  with  Ahaz. 
Eya  4. 1  z.and joyned  the  foundations 
Neh.4.6.all  the  wall  wasjojw.toge.  unto  the  halfe 
E(lher  9.27-upon  all  fueh  asjoyned  themfelves  unto 
fob  3.6.  let  it  not  be  joyned  unto  the  dayes  of  the 
41. 1 7.they  are  joyned one  to  another 
2  3  .flakes  of  his  flefh  are  joyned  together 
P/a/.82.8.Affuralfo  is  joynedwith  them 

106.28.  they  joyned  themfelves  unto  Baal-Peor 
E«/.9.4.to  him  that  is, joyned  to  al  the  living  there  I 
//d.i3.i5.every  one  that  is  j'oy.unto  them  fhalfall' 
14.  i.flrangers  (halbejoyned  with  them 
20.not  bejoyned  with  them  in  buriall 

^6.?. that 


JOY 


IRA 


I  R  O         I  R  O 


IS        IS 


<;6.}.that  hath  joyned  himfelfc  to  the  Lo.Speak 
£^.1.9. wings  were  joynedone  to  another 

11.  two  wings  of  every  one  were  joyfl.one  to 

46.11. there  were  courts  jo.of  forty  cubits  long 
Hof.^17. Ephraim  is  joynedto  idols 
Zeck.z.i  1. many  nations  flialbe  jay.unto  the  Lord 
Mat.i  9. 6.w hat  God  hath  jfl7.t0ge.let  no  man  put 

Mar\e  10.  9. 
Lu\e  1  j.  1 5:  .he  went  &  jejw^himfelf  to  a  citizen 
Ail s  5. 56. about  foure  hundred  joyned  themfelves 

i8.7.whofe  houfe  joyned  hard  to  the  fynagogue 
1  Cor.  1.  to.be  perfectly  jo.  toge.  in  the  fame  mind 

6.  i6.that  he  which  is  joyned  to  a  harlot  is  one 
17.  he  that  is  joyned  to  the  Lord  is  one  fpirit 
Epbcfa.16.the  whole  body  fitly  joyned  together 

5.3  1. and  fhalbe  joyned  unto  his  wife 

3opning,ov31oinrtng0. 

1  Cbr.  22.3. for  the  doorsofthe  gat.&  for  the  )oyn. 

2  Cbro.i .  1  z.joyn'mg  to  the  wing  of  the  other  Cher. 

Gen.  3  2.2  j.  hollow  of  Jacobs  thigh  was  out of  joynt 

P/tf/.i2.i4.all  my  bones  are  out  of  joynt 

Pro.  2  ?.  19.1s  like  a  foot  out  of  joynt 

Epbef  $.16. by  that  which  every  joynt  fupplieth 

3l05nt=r)£fres. 
Rom.S.17.  and  joynt-heircs  with  Chtift 

31oj?nt0. 

1  J^ng.n.i^Xxaote  the  Ki.of  Ifra.betvv.the  joynt s 
2Cfo0.18.33. 
Cant,-;. 1. the  joynts  of  thy  thighs  are  like  jewels 
Dan.  5 .6.that  the  joynts  of  his  loynes  were  loofed 
Co/.2.i9.from  which  all  the  body  by  joyn.  &  bands 
Hek4.1z.to  the  dividing  afiunder  of  jo.&  marrow 

3Jopott0. 
Ijh.zz.z  .full  of  ftirres,  a  jojow  city 

23 .7. is  this  your  joyous  city 

32.13.upon  all  the  houles  of  joy  in  thejfly.city 
Heb.  1 2. 11  .for  the  prefent  feemeth  to  be  joyous 

3Io?abat). 

1  Cbro.  1 2. 20. there  fell  to  him  Jexabad  and  Jehiel 

2  Cbro.-}  1 . 1 3 -and  Jo^abad &  Eliel  were  ovcrfeers 
E^ra  8.33  .and  with  them  was  forbad 

io.22.Je^z.and  Elafah  had  taken  ftrange  wives 

z3.J07gb.8c  Shimei  had  taken  ftrange  wives 

Neh.S.j.fox,a.  Hanan,caufed  the  people  to  under. 

1 1 . 1  tf.Shabbe.and  Jo^abad  had  the  overfight  of 

3lo?a£har. 

2  t\ln.iz.zi.fo'^ac.[on  ofShimeath  fmote  Jehoafli 

3i05aDafe. 

E^ra  3«2.then  flood  up  Jefhua  fon  of  Jo^adal^ 

8. began  Jefliuafon  of  Jo%ada\,to  fet  for  wa. 

J.2.&  Jefhua  fon  of  Jo\ad.  and  began  to  build 

io.i8.ofthe  fonscf  Jefhua,the  fon  of  Jo^ada\ 

Neb.  1 2.26.  the  fon  of  Jefhua,  the  fon  of  Jo^ada\ 

31prjebelah, 
1  Cbro.S.z^.Iphedeiah,  &  Penuel,fons  of  Shafhak 

3*. 

1  Chro.7.1 2.Shuppim  &  Huppim  the  childr.  of  Ir 

31ra. 

2  Sam-to.z6.znd  Ira  was  a  chiefe  ruler  above 

-23.26.  Irafon  oflkkefhone  of  Dav.mighties 
1  Cfoo.11.28. 
3  8Jra  an  Ithrite  one  of  Davids  mighties 

1  Chro.  11.40. 
1  Cbr.  27.9#the  lixth  cap.for  the  fkth  mon.was  Ira. 

3!cat). 
Gen.a,.  1 8.to  Enoch  was  born  had,  and  trad  begat 

3lrsui. 
Geff.36".43.dukeMagdieI,duke2?va8    1  Cfo.1.54. 

3W, 

1  Chro.7 .7  Som  of  Bera,Jerimoth,and  Zrc 

3!rtiai>. 

/ty.  3  7. 13.  whofe  name  was  Irijah,&  he  took  Jer. 
14.(0  hijab  took  Jer.and  brought  him  to  the 
3!ron,  or  ")>£ort. 
Ate2.3f.16.fmue  him  with  an  inftr.ofzVflfl.fothat 
Dent. 3. 1 1. his  bedftead  was  a  bedftead  of  iron 
4.20.brought  you  forth  out  of  the  iron  furnace 
8.9.8  land  whofe  ftones  are  iron 
18 . 2  3 .earth  that  is  under  thee  flialbe  iron 
48  .put  a  yoke  of yron  upon  thy  n  eke 
/fl/0.8.3 1  .over  which  no  man  hath  lift  up  any  iron 

17.16.  Canaanites  have  charets  of  iron 
Judg.  1 . 1  y.becaufe  they  had  charets  of  iron 
4. 3. he  had  nine  hundred  charets  of  iron 
1 3  .gathered  nine  hundred  charets  of  iron 


1  SVz;#.i7.7.fpeares  head  weighed  6oo.fhek.of  iron\  Mar\e  4.2  l.is  a  candle  brought  to  be  put  under 

2  Sam.  1 2.3 1. put  them  under  har.of  *Y«2,&axes  of       12.37.  whence  is  he  then  his  fon 

2  3.7.muft  be  fenced  with  iron 
1  Kjn.6.7.  nor  any  toole  of  iron  heard  in  the  houfe 
8.5  i.from  the  midft  of  the  furnace  of  iron 


.    22.1  i.Zedekiah  made  him  homes  of  iron 

2  King-6.6.and  the  iron  did  fwim      2  Chro.i  8.10. 
1  Cfoo.20.3.  and  cut  them  with  harrowes  of  iron 

z 2. 3. Da.  prepared  «-.in  abundance  for  the  nails 
29.2.the  iron  for  things  of  iron 

7.  and  gave  an  hundred  thoufand  tal.  of  iron 
Job  28.  z.iron  is  taken  out  of  the  earth 
40.18.his  bones  are  like  barres  of  iron 
4i.27.heefteemeth iron  as  ftraw 
Pfal.  2. 9.breake  them  with  a  rod  of  iron 
105. 18. he  was  laid  mi/on 
i07.io.being  bound  in  affliction  andiron 

i6.and  cut  the  bars  of  iron  in  funder 
1 49.8. to  bind  their  Nobles  with  fetters  of  has 
Pro.17.17.  iron  fharpeneth  iron 
£«/c/io.io.if  the iwz be  blunt,and  he  doe  not 
2yi.10.34.down  the  thickets  of  the  forreft  with  ir. 
4f  .2,and  cut  aflunder  the  bars  of  iron 
60.17.and  for  iron,  He  bring  filver 

and  for  ftones»W2 
Jer.  1  y.i  2.fhall  iron  breake  the  northren  iron 
17.2.  fin  of  Judah  is  written  with  a  pen  of  iron 
28.11  .make  for  them  yokes  of  iron 

14.  put  a  yoke  of  iron  upon  the  necke  of  all 
£^.4.3.fet "  for  a  wall  of  iron  between  thee 
27.1 2.with  fi-lver,WY>K,tinne,and  lead,they 
i9.bright«wz,Caflia,&  Calam.  were  in  thy 
Dan.z-i  3.his  legs  of  iron,h\s  feet  part  iron,znd 
34.the  image  upon  his  feet  that  were  of  iron 
3  J.then  was  the  iron  &  clay  broken  to  pieces 
40,the  fourth  kingdom  flialbe  ftrong  as  iron 
forafmuch  as  imzbreaketh  in  pieces 
and  asiVos  that  breaketh  all  thefe,(hall 
4i.feet  &  toes,  part  of  pot.  clay.part  of  iron 
flialbe  in  it  of  the  ftrength  of  iron 
faweft  thewvwzmixt  with  miry  clay 
42.feet  were  part  of  impart  of  clay,fo  the 
43. faweft  iron  mixed  with  miry  clay,  they 

even  as  iron  is  not  mixed  with  clay 
7.  i9.of  the  fourth  beaft  whofe  teeth  were  of jr. 
Amos  1.3.  threfh.Gileadjwith  threfh.inftru.of  iron 
Micah  4. 1 3. for  He  make  thine  homes  iron 
1  Ti»z.4.2.having  their  confeie. feared  wch  a  hot  ir. 
Rn/.2.27.rule  them  with  arod  of  iron 

9-9.had  breaft-plates  as  it  were  breaft-pla.of  ir. 

1 2.  y.to  rule  all  nations  with  a  rod  of  iron 

19. 1 5. he  fliould  rule  them  with  arod  of  iron 

31r0tt  ScBraJJe,  See  it  in  HfJjaflTe. 

3(ton. 

Jofl),  1938 .fenced  cities  are  lron,znd  Migdal-el 

31ron 
Deut.z7.  5  .not  lift  up  an  iron  toole  upon  them 
Jofh.  17.18  .though  they  have  iron  charets 
Job  19.24.  that  they  were  graven  with  anzVoapen 

20.24.he  fhall  flee  from  theiron  weapon 
J/^.48 .4.thy  necke  is  an  iron  finnew 
Jer.  1. 1 8 .1  have  made  thee  an  iron  pillar 

1 1. 4. from  the  iron  furnace3fayingjThey 
£^.4.3  .take  thou  unto  thee  an  iron  pan 
L><7?z.7.7.and  it  had  great  iron  teeth 
Ac~ls\z.\ o.they  came  to  the  iron  gate  that  leadeth 

3Irori0. 
/o&4i.7.canft  thou  fill  his  skin  with  barbed  irons 

3rpecL 
J0Jh.1S.z-7.  wereRekem,  and  Irpeel}nnd  Taralah 

3Jt=Cheme£b. 
I  Jojb.  i9.4i.coaft  of  their  inheritan.was  Jr-fiemefl) 

3Iro. 

1  Chro.^.i  j.fons  of  Caleb,/>"«,Elah,Naaman 
3Imar;a(b. 

1  ffofl.4.1 2.begat  Tehinnah  the  father  of  Iruahajh 
38. 

2  Kin.  10.1  j.w  thy  heart  right,as  my  heart  is 
Job  1  i.6.they  are  double  to  that  which  if 
Jer.z.i^.is  Ifrael a fervant?« he  ahome-borne 

22.28.ij  this  Coniah  a  broken  idol'  is  he  a 

3  Lzo.is  Ephraim  my  deare  fon?ix  he  a  pleafant 
49.7.^5  wifdome  no  more  in  Teman 

is  counfell  perifhed'a  their  wifd.vanifhed 
Hag.  2. 19.15  the  feed  yet  in  the  barne 
Mat.zo.  1 5 .is  thine  eye  evilljbecaufe  I  am  good 


Lu\e  10.22.who  the  Son  is,  &  who  Father  is,  but 

2  2.j9.forheiiaGalilean 
John  1. 47. in  whom  is  no  guile 
3.6.  is  ftefh,  is  fpirit 

i3.but  the  Son  of  man  whichf.y  in  heaven 
2J.that  hath  the  bride  z*  the  bridegroome 
4.2  3.but  the  houre  cometh  and  now  is- 
5.2 <y. the  houre  is  coming  and  now  is 

32.which  he  witnefleth  of  me  is  true 
6".70.one  of  you  is  3  devill 
7.27.no  man  knoweth  whence  he  is 

we  know  this  man  whence  he  is 
8.47. he  that  is  of  God  heareth  Gods  words 
9.19  is  this  your  fon  who  ye  fay  was  borne 
29-we  know  not  from  whence  he  is 
30. know  not  from  whence  he  is,  and  yet 
i8.37.everyonethatMofthe  trutbheareta 
j8.Pi!ate  faith.  What  is  truth 
Acts  4.24.and  all  that  in  them  is 

17.19.new  doftrine  whereof  thou  fpeikefl  is 
Ephef  j.  i7.underftan.  what  the  wil  of  the  Lord  is 
2  Thef.  2.4.above  all  that  is  called  Go.that  is  wor. 
fliewing  himfelfc  that  he  is  God 
1  T,i«.4.8.godlinefle is  profitable  to  all  things 

having  promife  of  the  life  that  now  is 
and  of  that  which  is  to  come 
Heb.  1 1 .6.muft  beleeve  that  he  is,8c  that  he  is  a 
1  John  3 . 2.for  we  fhall  fee  him  as.  he  is 
Rev. r. 4. which  z'j,wbich  was,  and  is  to  come 

Ver.8.  &  Cha.4.8. 
17.8  .beaft  that  was,//  not,and  yet  is 
io.one  i^the  other  is  not  yet  come 


3J0  Better, 
Chrift,j0 
310  Clean, 
3fi0  ^ad, 
310  Ephraim,  > 
310  a  Poole, 
310  Good, 
310  tight,     ; 


See 


f  better. 
Ct)?fft. 
Cicane. 
2>eaD. 

JFoofe, 
(Boon, 


3(0  n: 

Gen.19.10.is  it  not  a  little  one  and  my  foule 
29.7.neither  is  it  time  that  the  cattell  fhould 

30.1  $.is  it  a  fniall  matter  thou  haft  taken  my 
3  2.29.wherefore  is  it  that  thou  askeft  thus  after 
3  7. 26.  what  profit  is  it  if  we  flay  our  brother 
4 2. 1 4. that  is  it  that  I  fpake,faying,Ye  are  fpies 

49. 2  8. this  is  it  that  their  father  fpake  to  them 
Exod.z.  1 8. how  is  it  that  you  are  come  fo  foone 

20.why«  it  that  ye  have  left  the  man 
J.22.whyw  it  that  thou  haft  fentme 
3  2.i8.neither  is  it  the  voice  of  them  that  cry 
3  3. 16.1s  it  not  in  that  thou  goeft  with  us 

2v"«»z.8.24.thismt  that  belongeth  to  the  Levites 
1 6. 1 3  .is  it  a  fmall  thing  that  thou  haft  brought 

Deut.  3 . 1 1 .  is  it  not  in  Rabbath  of  the  chil.of  Am. 
30.11.  neither  is  it  far  off 
13  .neither  is  it  beyond  the  fea 

Judg.  1 4.  t  j  .to  take  that  we  have,  is  it  not  fo 

1  Sam.9.  zo.is  it  not  on  thee  and  on  all  thy 
io.i.i*isnot  becaufe  the  Lord  hath  annointed 
i2.i7.isitnot  wheat harveft  today 

2  Sam.^.z^.vihy  is  it  that  thou  haft  fent  him 
zKin.i.}.isit  not beca.there  is  notaG.  Ch.6.16. 

q.zS.isit  wel  with  thee?/J  it  wel  with  thy  husb. 
y.26\i;itatimeto  receive  money 
9. 1 7. let  him  fay,7*it  peace 

1 8.thus  faith  the  King,Z$  it  peace     Ver.19. 
22.Joram  faw  Jehu,fr  it  peace  Jehu 
20. 19.1s  it  not  good  if  peace  and  truth  be 
1  Chro.z1.17.is  it  notl  that comma.the  people  to 
Job  10.3.  is  it  good  unto  thee  that  thou  fhouldeft 
1 3  .g.is  it  goodthat  he  flioulii  fearch  you  out 
I  j.  2  3  .wandreth  for  bread,faying,Where  is  it 
12.3.W  it  any  pleafure  to  the  Almighty  that 
or  is  it  gaine  to  him  that  thou  makeft 
Pf'fl.i  5. 23. in  due  feafon,how  good  is  it 
Ifa.7. 1 3 :  is  it  a  fmall  thing  for  you  to  weary  men 
zg.17.is  it  not  yet  a  very  little  while  and  Leb. 
36.7.z'*it  not  he  whofe  high  places  Hezekiah 
5  8 .  j . is  i  t  fuch  a  faft  that  I  have  chofen 
7. is  it  not  to  deale  thy  bread  to  the  hungry 
Jer.  1 0.5. neither  is  it  in  them  to  doe  good 
Lam.  i .  1  z.is  it  nothing  to  you  all  ye  that  pafle 

£^.8.17. 


I  s 


I  s 


I  s 


I  s 


I  s 


I  s 


£^.8.  i7.is  it  a  light  thing  to  the  houfe  of  Ju. 

1 5.4.W  it  meet  for  any  worke 
Dan.i.iq.is  it  true,0  Shadrach,Mefhach 
Amos  2, 1  i.is  it  not  even  thus,  O  ye  children 
Micah  i.j.is  it  not  Samaria 

3 . 1  .is  it  not  for  you  to  know  judgement 
Hab.z.  1 3  .is  it  not  of  theLo.of  hoftes  that  the  peo. 
Hag.z. 3  .f  s  it  not  in  your  eyes  in  comparifon  of 
Zecb.<;.6. 1  faid,  What  is  it i  he  faid,An  Epha 
Mai.  1. 8. is  it  not  evill?  if  lame,is  it  not 

j, i4.what  profit  is  it  that  we  have  kept 
Mat.  1 2. 1  o.is  it  law  full  to  heale  on  the  Sabbath 

Luty  14.3- 
1 6. 1 1. how  is  it  that  ye  doe  not  understand 
19.3.W  it  lawfull  for  a  man  to  put  away 

Marty  10.2. 
20.1  $.w  it  not  lawfull  for  me  to  doe  what 
21.17.ji  it  lawfull  to  give  tribute  toCefar 

Marty  1z.14.Lnty  10.22. 
26.  22.  to  fay  unto  him,  Lord  wit  I 

.Marty  14. 19. 
a  5. Judas  faid,  Mafter  ,is  it  I 
'62.  what  is  it  wch  thefe  witneffe  againft  me 
Marty  14.60. 
Marty  2.9-whether  is  it  eafier  to  fay,Thy  fins 
i6.how  is  it  that  he  eateth  and  drinketh 
3.4.W  it  lawf.to  do  good  on  theSab.  Luty  6.9. 
4.40.I10W  is  it  that  you  have  no  faith 

8. 2  i.how  is  it  that  ye  doe  notunderftand 
9.21  .how  long  is.  it  agoe  fince  this  came 

10.24.  how  hard  is.  it  for  them  that  truft  in  ric. 
I  uij.is  it  not  written ,  My  houfe  fhalbe  called 

Luty  2.49.  how  is  it  that  ye  fought  me 

1 2.56. how  is  it  that  ye  doenotdifccrne  this 
i6.2.how  is  it  that  I  heare  this  of  thee 
22.64.who  is  it  that  fmote  thee 

John  4.9.I10W  is  it  that  thou,being  a  Jew,askeft 
6.4  i-is  not  this  Jefus  the  fonof  Jofeph 
10.34.  is  it  not  written  in  your  law,  I  did 
13.15.  faith,Lord  who  is  it 
14.22.how  is  it  that  thou  wilt  manifeft  thy 

Acls  5.9.I10W  is  it  that  ye  have  agreed  together 
1 0.4. Cornelius  fai ., What  is  it  Lord 
21.22.what  is  it  therefore'the  multitude  muft 

22.25.  is  it  lawfull  to  fcourge  a  Roman 

1  Cor.6'<;.is  itfo  that  there  is  not  a  wife-man 

9.11  is  it  a  great  thing  if  we  reape 
10.16.isit  not  the  communion  of  the  body 
1 1. 1  3. i s  it  comely  that  a  woman  pray  uncover 
12.1j.wit  therefore  not  of  the  body 

Chapt.  7. 16. 
14.26.how  is  it  then  brethren  when  ye  come 

2  Cor.  1 2.1  j.what  i;  it  w  herein  ye  were  inferior 
£pfe/;4.9.what  is  it  but  that  he  alfo  defcended 
1  Per. 2. 20.  what  glory  is  it  if  when  ye  be  buffeted 
1  John  4.j.even  now  already  if  it  in  the  wotld 

it'Uk. 

Gf».io_9.wherefore  it  is  faid,  Even  as  Nimrod 
1 9. 20. and  it  is  a  little  one  - 
2j.9.for  as  much  money  as  it  is  worth 
24.65  .fervant  had  faid,  It  is  my  mafter 
29.7-loe  it  is  yet  high  day 
30.30.it  is  now  increafed  to  a  multitude 
3  L29.it  is  in  the  power  of  my  hand  to  doe 
3 1. 18.1t  is  a  prefent  fent  to  my  Lord 
37.3  3>it  is  my  fons  coate 
41.16.J0f  ph  anfwer.lt  is  not  in  me,God  (hall 
44.10.he  with  whom  itis  found  fhalbemy  fer. 
45.12.  that  it  is  my  mouth  that  fpeaketh  to  you 
28.1frael  faid,It  is  enough-Jofeph 
Earod,?. 28. inreat  the  Lord,for  it  is  enough 
1 2.  n.  it  is  the  Lords  pafleover 
27.it  is  the  facrifice  of  the  Lords  paffeover 
42. itis  a  night  to  be  much  obferved 
i3.2.opencth  the  wombe,it  is  mine 
16. 1 5. they  faid  one  to  another,  It  is  manna 
22.27.1t  is  his  raiment  for  his  skin 
30,3  2. it  is  holy  ,  and  it  fhalbe  holy  to  you 
3 1.1 3. for  it  is  a  figne  between  me  and  you 

i7.it  is  a  figne  between  me  &  Ifrael  for  ever 
34-9.for  it  is  a  ftffe-necked  people 
Lev.x.ij  Jt  is,  a  burnt  facri.fi  ce,an  offering  made 
8. 28.it  is  an  offering  made  by  fire 
1 3 . 1 1  m  is  an  old  leprofie  in  the  skin 
28.it  is  a  rifing  of  the  burning 
42.it  is  a  leprofie  fprung  up  in  his  bones 


1  5 .  3 .  it  is  his  uncleanneffe 
18.i7.her  neer  kinf-woman:  it  is  wickednefTc 
Chap.20.14. 
22.  it  is  abomination 
23.it  is  confufion 
19-7-if  not  eaten  on  the  third  day,it  zsabomi. 
Num.  13.18 .and  fee  the  land  what  it  is 
Deut.i.z^. it  is  a  good  land  the  Lord  giveth  us 
6.24.might  preferve  us  alive  as  it  is  at  this  day 
7.2$.for  it  wan  abomination  to  the  Lo.thy  G. 

26.for  it  is  a  curfed  thing 
29.28.into  another  land  as  it  is  this  day 
3  o.  1 1  .it  is  not  hidden  from  thee»neither  i  s  it 

1 2.  it  is  not  in  heaven  that  thou  fhouldft  fay 
3  1. 6. he  it  is  that  doth  goe  with  thee 
8.he  it  is  that  doth  goe  before  thee 
,7«/6.i7.i8.mountaine  fhalbe  thine,it  is  a  wood 
22. 28. but  it  is  a  witneffe  between  us  and 
23.10.he  it  is  that  fighteth  for  you 
Judg.  1 3 . 1 8 .  feeing  it  i s  fecret 

i6.2.when  it  is  day  we  fhall  kill  him 
Ruth  2.6.it  is  the  Moabitifh  damofell 

3 . 1 2.now  it  is  true,I  am  thy  neere  kinlman 

1  Sam.z.z^.it  is  no  good  report  I  heare 
3. 18.it  is  the  Lord,  let  him  doe  what 
26. 17.it  is  my  voice,my  Lord,  OKing 

2  Sam.  1 3 . 3  5  .as  thy  fervant  faid,  fo  it  is 
zi.i.it  is  for  Saul  and  his  bloudy  houfe 
2  2.48.  it  is  God  that  avengeth  me 
24.16.it  is  enough  ftay  now  thy  hand 

1  Kjn.$.6.to  fit  on  his  throne  as  it  is  this  day 
8.24.  fulfilled  it  wth  thine  hand  as  it  is  this  day 

zCbron.6.ij. 
1 2.28.it  is  too  much  for  you  to  go  tojerufalem 
1 3. 26.it  is  the  man  of  G.  who  was  difobedient 
18.24.  it  is  well  fpoken 
22.3  2.furely  it  is  the  King  of  Ifrael 

2C//W/18.31. 

2  tfjn.4. 2  3  .it  is  neither  new  moone  nor  Sabbath 
26.  (he  anfwered,It  is  well 

10.1 5. is  thine  heart  rightjt  is 
20.10.it  is  a  light  thing  for  the  fhadow 
23.17.it  ii  the  fepulchre  of  the  man  of  God 

1  Cbro.6.  io.he  it  is  that  executed  the  priefts  office 
21.17.I  it  it  that  have  (inned,but  as  for 

1  Chro.^. y.zndi  there  it  is  onto  this  day 

29. 10. now  it  is  in  my  heart  to  make  a  covena. 

ETjra  9.7.toconfufionof  face,as  it  is  this  day 

Neb.  5 .9.11  i  s  not  good  that  yc  d  oe 

fob  5.27<loe  this,we  havefearchedit,foitw 

9.1.1  know  it  is  fo  of  a  truth 
26.3 .  declared  the  thing  as  it  is 
34>3i.furely  it  is  meet  tobe  faid  to  God 

P/^.39.4.meafure  ofmy  dayes  what  itis 
92.7.  it  is  that  they  fhalbe  deftroyed  forever 

1 18.2  3.Lo.doing,  it  is  marvellous  in  our  eyes, 
Mat.zi.qz. 

1 19.97.it  is  my  meditation  all  the  day 
1 26.it  is  time  for  thee,Lord,  to  worke 

Pro.18.13.it  is  folly  and  fhame  to  him 
28.24.and  faith,It  is  no  tranfgrcflion 
30. 1  j.yea,foure  things  fay  nor,It  is  enough 

Ecclef.4.%.  yea  it  is  a  fore  travell 

5 .  1 8 .  for  i  t  is  his  portion 

6.  io.and  it  is  knowne  that  it  is  man 
1 1.7  .a  pleafant  thing  it  is  to  the  eyes  to 

lfa.S. 20.it  is  becaufe  there  is  no  light  in  them 

49.6.11  is  a  light  thing  that  thou  fhouldeft  be 
fer.  1 1.  j.land  flowing  with  milke  as  it  is  this  day 
af.18.an  hiffing  &  curfe,as  itis  this  day 
30.7.K  is  even  the  time  of  Jacobs  trouble 
37.  i4.Jeremiahfaid,It  is  falfe 
Law.  3. 22.it  is  of  the  Lords  mercies  that  we 
E^.2i.27.till  he  come whofe right  itis 
44. 3. it  is  for  the  Prince 
48.i4.not  alienate  the  firft-  ftuits,for  it  is  holy 
Dan.  2. 1 1. it  is  a  rare  thing  the  King  requireth 

4. 22.it  is  thou,0  King,that  art  growne 
Mat.6. 10.be  done  in  earth,as  it  is  in  heaven 
10.2j.it  is  enough  for  the  difciple  to  be 
i2.i2.wherefore  it  is  lawfull  to  doe  w  ell 
1 4-26.it  is  a  fpirit,and  they  cryed  out 
27.be  of  good  cheare :  it  is  I,be  not  afraid 

John  6.  zo. 
1  j.j.it  is  a  gift  by  whatfoever  thou  mighteft 
16.7.U  is  beca.we  have  taken  no bre.    Mar.8.16. 


Marty  6. 16.it  is  John  whom  I  beheaded 
10. 27. with  men  it  is  impoffible 
1 4-20.it  is  one  of  the  twelve  that  dippeth 
Luty  i2.54.cometh  a  (houie,and  fo  itis 

a2.38.are  two  fwords  he  faid,Itis  enough 
John  i.27.heitij,whocoming  after  me,is  prefent 
4.  io.and  who  it  is  that  faith  to  thee ,  Give  me 
6.63.U  is  the  fpirit  that  quickeneth- 
7.22.not  becaufe  it  is  of  Mofes 
9.4.  works  of  him  that  fent  me  while  it  is  day 

37.and  it  is  he  that  talketh  with  thee 
13.26.he  it  is  to  whom  I  (hall  give  a  fop 
1 4. 2 1  .he  it  is  that  loveth  me 

29.when  it  is  come  topafsye  might  bxlceve 
19.30. he  faidjt  is  finifhed 
ai.7.faith  unto  Peter,It  is  the  Lord 
Atts  10.28.it  is  an  unlawfull  thing  for  a  man 
12.15  .then  faid,they,It  is  his  angel 

aa.it  is  the  voice  of  a  god,  and  not  of 
20.3  5. it  is  more  bleffed  to  give  then  to  receive 
taz.8.33.  it  is  God  that  juftifieth 

3  4-it  is  Chrift  that dyed,yea  rather 
14. 14.  to  him  it  is  undeane 

1  Cor.$ .  1 3  .try  every  mans  worke  of  what  fort  it  is 
4.2. it  w  required  in  ftewards  that  a  man 
11.14.man  have  long  haire,ic is  a  (hame 

1 5. if  a  woman,it  is  a  glory  to  her 
^  Cor.',.  1  j  .it  is  to  God:or  whether  fober,it  is  for 

1 1 . 1 5  .it  is  no  great  thing  if  bis  minifters  be 
Gal. 4.  2c}.even  fo  it  is  now 
Epbef.^.iz.iot  ic  is  a  fhame  to  fpeake  of  thofc 
Col.  1 ,6.as  it  is  in  all  the  world 

2  Tbef.$.  1  .even  as  it  is  with  you 
Behold  it  J[g, 

Gen.16.14. behold  itis  between  Cadefh  &  Bere, 

3  4.2 1  .behold  i  t  is  large  enough  for  them 
Exod.  3  2.9 ..behold  it  is  a  ftiffe-necked  people 
fofh.9.1 2.behold  it  is  drie,and  it  is  mouldie 
Jiid.  1 8. 9.I  have  feen  the  land,beh.it  is  very  good 

1 2.behold  it  is  behind  Kiriath-jearim 
i/d.52.6.  behold  it  is  I 
£^.7.io.beholdtheday,beholditiscome 
39.8.behold  it  is come,and  it  is  done,faith 
It  310  better,  See  HBetttt. 
It  3|0  good,  See  (BoOu. 
It  31 S  written ,  See  tDiittetl. 
_  It  3|0  not,  otjig not. 
Gen.z.  18.it  is  not  good  the  man  fhould  be  alone 
3 1. 5. it  is  not  towards  me  as  before 
37.30.thechildisnot,andl,whitherfhall 
41.16.it  is  not  in  me,  God  fhall  give  Pharaoh 
42.1 3. with  our  father  and  one  is  not     Ve.3  2. 

j6.Jofeph  is  not.and  Simeon  is  not 
44. 5-is  not  this  it  in  which  my  Lord  drinketh 
Exod. 4.1 4.  is  not  Aaron  the  Levite  thy  brother 
8 .26.it  is  not  meet  fo  to  doc,for  we 
14.12.is not  this  the  word  that  wedidtell 
Num.  1  i.7.my  fervant  Mofes  is  not  fo 

1 6-40.no  ftranger  w^  is  not  of  the  feed  of  Abr. 
23. 19. God  is  not  a  man  that  he  fhould  lie 
Dent.i  1.  io.the  land  is  not  as  the  land  of  Egypt 
29.1 5. alfo  with  him  that  is  not  here 
3 1 . 1 7.becaufe  our  God  is  not  amongft  us 
3  2.6.if  not  he  thy  father  that  hath  bought 
3 1  .t  heir  rocke  is  not  as  our  rocke 
34.isnot  this  laid  up  inftore  with  me 
47. for  it  is  not  a  vaine  thing  for  you 
fojb.  10.13.is  not  this  written  in  the  book  of  Jafh. 
yW?.4.i4.isnottheLord  gone  out  before  thee 
8  .z.is  not  the  gleaning  of  the  graps  of  Ephraim 
9. 28. is  not  he  the  fon  of  Jerubbaal 

38.is  not  this  the  people  thou  haft  defpifed 
19. 1 2. that  is  not  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
Ruth  3.2.and  now  is  not  Boaz  of  our  kindred 
i  Sam.6. 9.(hal  knowjit  is  not  his  hand  that  fmote 
1 5. 29. for  he  is  not  a  man  that  he  fhould 
20.2.  it  is  not  fo 

3  7. is  not  the  arrow  beyond  thee 
ai. 1 1  .is  not  this  David  the  King  of  the  land 
29. 3. is  not  this  David  the  fervant  of  Saul 
l.is  not  this  David  of  whom  they  fang 
iSam.i  i.3.isnot  th.s Bathfheba  daughterofElia. 
14. 1  $Js not  the  hand  of  Joab  with  thee 
17.7  isnot  good  at  this  cime 
20.21  .the  master  is  not  fo 
23. 17  js  not  thisthebloudofthemen 
1  fp«g.8.4 1. ftranger 


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I  s 


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i  K}K?  .8.4 1.  Granger  that  is  not  of  thy  people  Ifir. 
zChron.  6.i%. 
3.  J .  1  j  .for  Naboth  is  not  alive  but  dead 

2  Rjng.6. 10. this  is  not  the  way 
32.2*  not  the  found  of  his  mafters  feet 

i8.zi.ij  not  that  he  whofe  high  places  HeZek. 
I  Chron.  5. 1  .genealogie  is  not  to  be  reckoned  after 

2i.i  8.2*  not  the  Lord  your  God  with  you 
z  Chro.  zs-7-lor  the  Lord  is  not  with  Ifrael 
E-ya  y . 1 6. and  yet  it  is  not  finifhed 
ESther  4.i6.whichz*  not  according  to  the  law 
Job  4.6.1s  not  this  thy  feare,thy  confidence 

6. 1  3  .is  not  my  help  in  me     ■ 

o.j2.forhewnotaman  as  I  am 
3  5. but  it  is  not  fo  with  me 

1  s  .9.  what  underftandeft  thou  which  is  not  in 
2 1. 16. their  good  is  not  in  their  hand 

2  2.  f  .is  not  thy  wickednefle  great 

1  z.is  not  God  in  the  height  of  heaven      ' 
2$.8.butheixnotthere 
27. 1 9. he  openeth  his  eyes,and  he  is  not 

2  8.i4.itMnotinme>it i*  not  with- me 

3  <i .  1  j. but  now  becaufe  it  is  not  fo 
3  9 . 2  2  .mocke th  at  feare,and  i  s  not  afright 

Pfal.16. 4. in  a  way  that i*  not  good 
Pre.  j.  1 9.  for  the  good  man  i*  not  at  home 
1 6. 29.  leadeth  him  into  the  way  that  is  not  go. 
17.26.  to  punifh  the  juft  is  not  good 
1 8.5.it  2*  not  good  to  accept  the  perfon 
19. 2X011I  be  without  knowledge  it  is  not  good 
20. 1. is  deceived  thereby  ,i*  not  wife 

2  j  .a  falfc  balance  is  not  good 
2  3 .  f.fet  thine  eyes  upon  that  which  is  not 

7.bat  his  heart  is  not  with  thee 
24.1  j. it  is  not  good  to  have  refpeft  of  perfons 
Chap.28.21. 
2  5 .  27. it  is  not  good  to  eat  much  honey 

to  fearch  their  owne  glory  is  not  glory 
3L4.it  is  not  for  Kings,0  Lemuel,  it  2*  not 
2 1  .(he  k  not  afraid  of  the  fnow,for 
Ecckfi  .7.  yet  the  fea  is  not  full 

8. the  eye  is  not  fatisfied  with  feeing 
4.i».a  three- fold  cord  is  not  eafily  broken 
6.7-yet  the  appetite  is  not  filled 
8.n.againftan  evill  worke  is  not  executed 
9. 1  i.the  race  is  not  to  the  fwift 
I  fa.  10.9  is  not  Calno  as  Carchem.j*  not  Hamath 
is  not  Samaria  as  Damafcus 
1 7.  i4.bcfore  the  morning  he  ij  not 
29.1  2.delivereefto  him  that/*  not  learned 
5  5. 2. for  that  which  is  not  bread 
5  H.6.is  not  this  the  faft  that  I  have  chofen 
Jer.4.%. anger  of  the  Lord  is  not  turned  backward 
j.i  2.and  faidjlt  is  not  he 

1 3. and  the  word  is  not  in  them 
8.19.2*  not  the  Lord  in  Z  ion,;*  nor  her  King 
1 0.16. portion  of  Jacob  is  not  like  them 
2  3.  way  of  man  is  not  in  himfelfe 

it  is  not  in  man  that  walketh,to  direct 
23.10.and  their  force  is  not  right 
29.2*  not  my  word  like  as  fire 
26.16.this  man  is  not  worthy  to  die 
38.<[.the  King  «  not  he  that  can  doe  any 
48. 1  l.and  his  fent  is  not  changed 
49.10.  and  he  is  not 

5 1. 9  .healed  Babylon ,but  me  is  not  healed 
i9.the  portion  of  Jacob  is  not  like  them 
E^ty  1 1 .3  .which  fay,It  is  not  neere 

1 8 . 1 8,did  that  which  is  not  good  among 
25:. ye  fay,The  way  of  the  Lord  is  not  equall 
Ver.29.&  Cha.3  3. 17,20. 
z*  not  my  way  equall 
22.24.thou  art  the  land  thatz*  not  cleanfed 

3  3. 17. their  way  is  not  equall 
Dan.  z.  1 1  .whofe  dwelling  is  not  with  flefli 

3  o.this  fecret  is  not  revealed  to  me 

4.30.2'*  not  this  great  Babylon 
Hof.z. 2. for  fhe  is  not  my  wife 

8.6.  therefore  it  is  not  good 
Joel  1. 16. is  not  the  meat  cut  off  before  your 
Micah  2.10.  for  this/  s  not  your  reft 

3 . 1 1  .is  not  the  Lord  among  us 
Nah. 3 . 1  y.tkek  place  isnot  knowne  where 
H^.2.4.fcule  which  is  lifted  up  is  not  upright 
Zech.^,z.is  not  this  a  brand  pluckt 
Mat.6.25. is  not  the  life  more  then  meat 


9.24.maid  z*not  dead  but  fleepeth 
io.20.for  it  is  not  ye  that  fpeake 
37.more  then  me,  is  not  worthy  of  me 

Verfe38. 
1 2.2.difciplesdoethat  which  z'*not  lawfull 

Marty  2.24.  Luty  6.2. 
30.  that «  not  with  me  is  againft  me 

Luty  11.23. 
1 3.  n. but  to  them  it  isnot  given 

5  y.z*  not  this  the  Carpenters  fon  ?  is  not  his 
57-a  Prophet  is  not  without  honour  fave 

Marty  16.4. 
144.it  is  not  rawfull  for  thee  to  have  her 

Marty  6.18. 

1  f  .26.it  is  not  meet  to  take  the  childrens  bread 
Marty  7.27. 

18.14.  even  fo  it  is  not  the  will  of  your  Father 
19. 10.it  is  not  good  to  marry 
20.23.  is  not  mine  to  give,but  the  will  of  him 
Marty  10.40. 
22.3  2.God  is  not  the  God  of  the  dead 

Marty  12.27.  Luty  20.38. 
24.6.come  to  pafl"e>  but  the  end  is  not  yet 

I«^e2i.9. 
jo.and  in  an  houre  that  he  is  not  aware  of 
Luty  12.46. 
17.6.1s  not  lawfull  to  put  them  into  the  treaf. 
28.6.he  is  not  here,  for  he  is  rifen,as  it  is  faid 
Luty  24.6. 
Marty  2 .26.which  is  not  lawfull  to  eate,  but 

Luty  6.4. 

5. 39.  damofcll  is  not  dead,  but  fleepeth 
LutyS.^%. 

6.1.1s  not  this  the  Carpenter 

9.40.  he  that  is  not  againft  us  is  on  our 
Luty  9.  yo. 

44.  and  the  fire  is  not  quenched 

Ver.  46, 48. 
1-3. 1 1. for  it  2 *  not  ye  that  fpeake,but 
Luty  4.22  is  not  this  Jofephs  fon 
6.40.the  difciple  is  not  above  his  mafter 

1  2.28.2*  not  tich  towards  God 

2  2. 17.2V  not  he  that  fitteth  at  meat 
John  z  .4. mine  houre  is  not  yet  come 

3.1 8.that  beleeveth  on  him  is  not  condemned 
4.i8.now  haft5z*  not  thine  husband 

29.2s  not  this  the  Chrift 
5.  ic.it  is  not  lawfull  for  thee  to  carry 

3 1.  my  witneffe  is  not  true 
6.42.2*  not  this  Jefus  the  fon  of  Jofeph 
7«i6.my  doctrine  is  not  mine 

2  5. is  not  this  he  Whom  they  feek  to 
8 . 1 3 .  thy  record  is  not  true 
9.8.2$  not  this  he  that  fate  and  begged 

1 6.this  man  is  not  of  God 
1 1 .4. this  ficknefle  is  not  to  deathjbut 
13.16.  fervant  is  not  gteater  then  his  Lord 

Chap.  1  j.  20 
14.24.  the  word  which  you  hearez*  not  mine 
18.3 1  .it  is  not  lawfull  for  us  to  put  any 
36. my  kingdome  2*  not  of  this  world 
Alts  i./.it  i*  not  for  you  to  know  the  times 
2.34-David  is  not  afcended  into  the  heavens 
6.2.it  is  not  reafon  that  we  mould  leave 
8.2i.thy  heart  wnot  right  in  the  fight 
9. 2 i.z" j  not  this  he  that  deftroyed  them  with 
2 2. 2  2. it  is  not  fit  that  he  (hould  live 
2  J.  1 6.it  is  not  the  manner  of  the  Romans 
Rom.z  .28  .he  is  not  a  Jew  that  is  one  outwardly 
29-whofe  praife  is  not  ofmen.but  of  God 
3.29.2*  he  not  alfo  of  the  Gentiles 
5 . 1 3  .fin  is  not  imputed  when  there  is  no  law 
8. 24. hope  that  is  feen,  is  not  hope 
9. 16.it  is  not  of  him  that  willeth 
14. 1 7.kingdome  of  heaven  is  not  meat 

2  3.for  whatfoever  is  not  of  faith  is  fin 
1  Ctf/'.4.20.for  the  kingdom  of  God  is  not  in  word 

5. 1  .as  is  not  fo  much  as  named 

6.your  glorying  is  not  good 
6.13  .the  body  is  not  for  fornication 
7. 1  y.a  brother  or  fifter  is  not  under  bondage 
1  i.8.the  man  zVnot  of  the  woman 

20.thisi*  not  to  eate  the  Lords  fupper 
1 2.  i4.the  body  is  not  one  member 
1 3 .4.charity  is  not  puffed  up 

j.  is  not  eafily  provoked 


14. 1 7.  but  the  other  z'inocedifyed 
34.2*  not  permitted  to  them  to  fpeake 

1y.39.all  flefli  is  not  the  fame  flefh 

y8.your  labour  ?*  not  in  vain  in  the  Lord 

2  Cor.  1 2. 1. it  is  not  expedient  for  me  to  glory 
4.which  it  is  not  lawfull  for  a  man  to 

[  Gfl/.i.7.which  is  not  another;  but  there  be 
1  i.Gofpell  preached  by  me,2*not  after 
2.i6.a  man  is  not  juftified  by  the  workes 
3.12,  the  law  is  no:  faith 

20.mediatour  2*  not  a  mediatour'ofone 
6.7.Godzfnot  mocked 
Phil.  3 . 1  .to  me  indeed  is  not  grievous 
2  Tim.  2.9.but  the  word  of  God  is  not  bound 
Hfb.2.8.1eft  nothing  that  is  not  put  under  him 

6.io.forGodz*not  unrighteous 
2  Pet .3  .^.the  Lord  is  not  flacke  concerning 

1  John  1. 8. and  the  truth  is  net  in  us 
10. and  his  word  is  not  in  us 

2. 4. is  a  liar,and  the  truth  is  not  in 
1  ?.the  love  of  the  Father  is  not  in  him 
1 6.is  not  of  the  Father,but  is  of  the  world 
3 .  io.doth  not  righteoufnefle,zj  not  of  God 
4.3  .that  confeffcth  not,i*  not  of  God 

6. he  that  is  not  of  God  hearethnotus 
J.i6.a  fin  which  is  not  unto  death 
Rev.  17.8  .beaft  thou  faweft  was,  and  is  not 

behold  the  beaft  that  was,?*  not,&  yet  is 
1  i.the  beaft  that  was,and  z*not,he 
There  Jfi  not,  See  before  3]faac. 
31 0  there. 
Gen.z4.z1.is  there  roome  in  thy  fathers  houfe 

3  1 . 1 4.2*  there  yet  any  portion  or  inheritance 
N«;«.20.  j.ncithef  z*  there  any  water  to  drinke 

Chap.2i.y. 
23.23.2*  there  any  divination  againft  Ifrael 
Deut.t.zq.  what  God  is  there  in  heaven 
4.7.  what  nation  is  there  fo  great,who  hath 

Verfe  8. 
J.  26.  who  is  there  of  all  flefh  that  hath  healed 
20.y.what  man  is  there  that  hath  built  a 
7-what  man  is  there  that  hath  betrothed 
8.what  man  is  there  that  is  fearftill 
2  2.28.neither  is  there  any  understand,  in  the 
39-there  is  no  God  with  me 
Judg.4-z0.is  there  any  man  here  ?  thou  fhalt 
14.3.?*  there  never  a  woman  among 
2 1.  {.  who  is  there  among  all  the  tribes 
8. what  one  is  thereof  all  the  tribes 

1  Sam.  2.2.2*  there  any  rocke  like  our  God 
17.29.2*  there  not  acaufe 
2 1. 8.2*  there  not  here  under  thine  hand 

2  Sam.j.zz.is  there  any  God  befides  thee 
9.1.  is  there  yet  any  th.u  is  left  of  the 

Verfe  3. 

1  Rjn.zz.7js  there  not  here  a  prophet  of  the 
2  Ring.  3 . 1 1 .  2  Chron.  18.6. 

2  Chro.  20. 6. in  thine  hand  is  there  not  power 

3  6.  z  3 .  w  ho  is  there  among  you  of  all  his  people 
E^ra  1.  3. 

Neb.6. 1  i.whoi*  there ,being  as  I  am>  would 

Job  ^.neither  is  there  any  to  deliver  them 

6.6.2*  there  any  tafte  in  the  white  of 

30.2*  there  iniquity  in  my  tongue     1 
7.1.2*  there  not  an  appointed  time 
9.3 3.neither  is  there  any  dayes-man  between 
15.1  i.z*  there  any  fecret  thing  with  thee 

2  5 . 3 .2*  there  any  number  of  his  armies 

3  i.2.what  portion  of  God  is  there  from  above 
33.9.neitheri*there  iniquity  in  me 

P/a/.30.9.what  profit  is  there  in  my  bloud 
7  3. 1 1.2*  there  knowledge  in  the  moft  high 
1 3  <f.  1 7.neither  is  there  any  breath  in  their 
Pro.  1 7. 16.2*  there  a  price  in  the  hand  of  a  foole 
Ecclef.  1.1 0.2*  there  any  thing  whereof  it  may 
4. 8. yet  is  there  no  end  of  all  his  labour 
5. 1 1  .what  good  is  there  to  the  owners  thereof 
If  a.  2.7.neither  is  there  any  end  of  their  treafures 
neither  is  there  any  end  of  their  charets 
44.8 .z*  there  a  God  befides  me 

i9.neither  is  there  knowledge  to  fay 

20.2*  there  not  a  lie  in  my  right  hand 

y  1 .  i8.neither  is  there  any  to  take  her  by  the 

/^.8.22.i*there  no  balme in  Gilead  ?  is  there 

3  2.27.2*  there  any  thing  too  hard  for  me 

3  7. 1 7,2*  there  any  word  from  the  Lord 

D#z.io.i7.neither 


I  s 


I  s 


I  s 


I  s 


I  s 


I  s 


T>an.  10. i 7.neither  is  there  breath  left  in  me 
Hof. iz.n.  is  there  iniquity  in  Gilead 
Amos  6.io.is  there  yet  any  with  thee 
Micah  4.9.  is  there  no  king  in  thee 
Mttl.i.  io.yihois  there  among  you  wouldfhut 
Mat. 7. 9. what  man  is  there  of  you,if  bis  fon 
Act. 4.  1 2 .  neither  is  there  falvation  in  any  other 
Rom.$.  1 .  what  profit  is  there  of  circumcilion 

9.  i4-«  there  unrighteoufneffe  with  God 
Ephef.6.9.  neither  is  there  refpecl:  of  perfons  with 
Heb.a.  1  3. neither  is  there  any  creature  that  is  not 

There  Jff. 
Gen.qo.S.  there  is  no  interpreter  of  it 

42.1.1  have  heard  there  is  corne  in  Egypt 
Exod.$.i6.  there  is  no  ftraw  given  to  thy  fervants 

3 1. 17. there  is  a  noyfe  of  war  in  the  camp 

j  j. 2 1  .behold^  there  is  a  place  by  me 
Levit.i  1.36.  wherein  there  #  plenty  of  water 

1 3. 24.  whereof  there  is  a  hot  burning 
3 1.  and  that  there  is  no  black  hair 
37.  that  there  is  black  hair  grown  up 

14.3  5.  there  h  as  it  were  a  plague  in  the  houfe 
Num.  11.6.  there  w  nothing  at  all,befides  Manna 

2  1.  5.  for  there  #  no  bread 

22. 5. there  is  apeople  come  out  from  Egypt 

Verfe  n. 

2  3 . 2  3 .  there  is  no  enchantment  againft  Jacob 
Deut.  2 2. 16. there  is  in  the  damofell  no  fin  worthy 

32.39.  and  there  is  no  god  with  me 
Judg.  i8.ro.thereisnowant  of  anything  that  is 
i4.there  is  in  thefe  houfes  an  Ephod 

19. 1 8. there  is  no  man  that  receive th  me 
i9.yet  there  is  both  ftraw  and  provender 

2i.i9.there  wa  feaft  of  the  Lord  in  Shiloh 
Ruth  3.i2.there  is  a  kinfman  neerer  thenl 

4.17.  there  is  a  fon  born  to  Naomi 

1  Sam.  1 4.6.for  there  is  no  reftraint  to  the  Lord 

17.46.  may  know  that  there  is  a  God  in  Ifrael 

20.3  .there  is  but  a  ftep  between  me  and  death 

2 1. come  thou,  for  there  is  peace  to  thee 

2  i.4.there  is  no  common  bread  under 

9-for  there  is  no  other,fave  that 
24.1 1. that  there  is  neither  evill  nor  tranfgreffi. 
27. 1. there  is  nothing  better  for  me,  then  that 
28. 7. there  is  a  woman  that  hath  a  familiar 

2  Sam.  3.38  .know  ye  not  that  there  is  a  prince 

1 3 . 1 6.there  is  no  caufe :  this  evill  in  fending 
15.3  .there  is  no  man  deputed  of  the  king 
18.13.  there  is  no  matter  hid  from  the  king 

1  J^».?.4.there«  neither  adverfary  nor  evill 
8.23. there  is  no  god  like  thee         2  Chro.6.14. 

3  f  .when  heaven  is  (hut,and  there  is  no  rain 
2  chron.6.z6. 
46.  there  is  no  man  that  finneth  not 

ichrm6.$6. 
i4.2.behold  there  is  Ahijah  the  prophet 

1 3  .in  him  there  is  found  fome  good  thing 
18. 10. there  is  no  nation  or  kingdome  whither 

41.  there  is  a  found  of  abundance  of  raine 
22.8.  there  is  yet  one  man  (Micaiah  the  fon  of 

2  Kin.  i,  1  (J.  becaufe  there  is  no  God  in  Ifrael 

5 .8. he  (hall  know  there  is  a  prophet  in  Ifrael 

1 5.1  know  there  is  no  God  in  all  the  earth 
9.2 3. there  is  treachery ,0  Ahaziah 
20.1 5.  there  is  nothing  among  my  treafu res 

1  Cfcv>.i2.i7.feeingthereisnowronginmineha. 

22.16.of  the  gold,the  filver,— there  is  no  num. 

2  Chro.zS.  1 3  .there  is  fierce  wrath  againft  ifrael 
Evya  io.2.yet  now  there  is  hope  in  Ifrael 
E/?b.3.8.there  is  a  certaine  people  fcattered 

Job  3 . 3  .in  which  it  was  faid,  There  is  a  man  child 
1 1 . 1 8.(halt  be  fecure,  becaufe  there  is  hope 
1 2.24.  where  there  is  no  way 
19.7.I  cry  aloud,but  there  is  no  judgement 

29-that  ye  may  know  there  is  a  judgement 
22.29.thou  (halt  fay,There  is  lifting  up 
28.1.  there  is  a  veine.for  the  filver 
3  2.8.but  there  is  a  fpirit  in  man 
3  4.22.there  is  no  darkneffe,  nor  (hadow  of 
36.  i6.where  there  is  no  ftraitnefle 
Vfal.6.%.  in  death  there  is  no  remembrance 
1 4.  i.fool  hath  faid,There  is  no  God 

Vfal.  53. 1. 
19.6.  there  is  nothing  hid  from  the  heat  thereof 

1  i.in  keeping  of  them  there  is  great  reward 

3  3-iet.there  is  no  king  faved  by  the  multitude 

I 


34.9  there  is  no  want  to  them  that  fear  him 

36.  i.there  is  no  fear  of  God  before  his  eyes 
46. 4. there  is  a  river,the  ftreams  whereof 
5  8. 1  i.there  is  a  reward  for  the  righteous 
68. 27.there  is  little  Benjamin,with  their  ruler 
69. 2. where  there  is  no  ftanding 

92. 1  j.  there  is  no  unrighteoufnefle  in  him 
107. 40. where  there  is  no  way 

146. 3. in  whom  thereof  no  help 
Pro.  1  i.2  4.there  is  that  fcatteretb,  and  yet  incteaf. 
12.1 8. there  is  that  fpeaketh  like  the  piercings 

28.  in  the  path-way  thereof  there  is  no  death 
1 3. 7. there  is  that  maketh  himfelfe  rich,yet 

there  is  that  maketh  himfelf  poor 
1 4.9. among  the  righteous  there  is  favour 
1 2.there  is  a  way  which  feemeth  right  to 

Chap.  16.  2  5. 
2  3 -in  all  labour  there  is  profit 

1 6. 2  7. in  his  lips  there  is  as  a  burning  fire 
20. 1  j.there  is  go!d,and  a  multitude  of  rubies 
2 1. 30. there  is  no  wifdom  againft  the  Lord 

2  2. 1 3  .there  is  a  lyon  w  ithout 

2  3 . 1 8. for  furely  there  is  an  end 

28. 1 2.when  righteous  men  rejoice,  there  is  gre. 
29.6.  in  the  tranfgref.  of  an  evill  man  there  is  a 

1 8 .  where  there  is  no  vifion  the  people  peiifh 
30. 1  i.there  is  a  generation  that  curfeth  their  fa. 

1 2.there  is  a  generation  that  are  pure  in 

1 3. there  is  a  generation,  O  how  lofty  are  th. 

14. there  is  a  generat.  whofe  teeth  are  as  fwo. 

3 1. againft  whom  there  is  no  riling  up 
£crf?/^2. 16. for  there  tf  no  remembrance  of  the  wi. 

21.  there  is  a  man  whofe  labour  is  in 
3. 1. to  every  thing  there  is  a  feafon 
4.  ifi.there  is  no  end  of  all  the  people    • 
j. 13. there  is  a  fore  evill  which  I-have  feen 

Chap.5.1.  &  10.5. 

7 . 1 1 .  by  it  there  is  profit  to  them  that  fee  the 

1  j. there  is  a  juft  man  that  perifheth  in  his  r. 

there  k  a  wick.man  that  prolongeth  his  1. 

8.4.where  the  word  of  a  king  is,there  is  power 

6.to  every  purpofe  there  «time,  and  judgem. 

i4.there  is  a  vanity  which  is  done  uponthe  ea. 

i6.there  is  that  neither  day  nor  night  leeth 
9.4.  joyned  to  the  living,there  is  hope 

io.for  there  is  no-work,  nor  device,  nor 
6»tf.4.7.there  is  no  fpot  in  thee 
Ifai-8. 20.  becaufe  there  is  no  light  in  them 
1 5 .6. there  is  no  green  thing 
23.1.6)  that  there  is  no  houfe,no  entring  in 
28.8.  fo  that  there  is  no  place  clean 
39.4.there  is  nothing  among  my  treafures 
40.18.  there  isno  fearching  of  his  underftandi. 
43.1  i.befides  me  there  is  no  Saviour 
44.6.befides  me  there  is  no  God    Chap.45.  J- 

8.there  is  no  God,  I  know  not  any 
47.1  .there  is  no  throne,  O  daughter  of  the  Cal. 
48.22.there  is  no  peace  to  the  wicked 

Ch3p.57.21. 
50.2.their  fifh  ftinketh,  becaufe  there  is  no  wat. 
5  3 .2.there  is  no  beauty  that  we  mould  defire 
57.10.yet  faideft  thou  not.There  is  no  hope 
Jer.z.z  5. but  thou  faideft,  There  is  no  hope 
6.  i4.peace,peace,when  their  is  no  peace 

Chap.  8.  1 1. 
10.14.  and  there  is  no  breath  in  them 

Chap.51.17. 
14. 19. there  is  no  healing  for  us 
1 6.i9.things  wherein  there  is  no  profit 
18.12.  they  faid,  There  is  no  hope 

3  i.  1 7.  and  there  is  hope  in  thine  end 

37.  i7Jeremiah(aidjThere  is  :  for, faid  he 
E^.r  3.1 6. which  fee  vifionsof  peace,and  there  is 

2  2.25.there  is  a  confpiracy  of  her  prophets 
28.3.  there  is  no  fecret  that  they  can  hide 

3  2.24.there  is  Elam  and  all  her  multitude 

29.there  is  Edom,her  kings,  and  all  her 
34.5.  becaufe  there  is  no  fhepherd 
Dan.z.  10. therefore  there  is  no  king,lord,  nor  ruler 
28  .there  is  a  God  in  heaven  that  revealeth 
3.29.there  is  no  other  God  that  can  deliver 
5. 1 1  .there  is  a  man  in  thy  kingdom 
Hofa,  1  .becaufe  there  is  no  truth,  nor  mercy 
Nahum  3.19.  there  is  no  healing  of  thy  bruife 
Ha6.2.i9.there  is  no  breath  at  all  in  the  midft 
Zeph.i.6.citks  are  deftroyed,  fo  that  there  is  no 
C  cc 


1  Zech.  11.3  .there  is  a  voice  of  the  howling  of  the  (h 
Mat. it.  13. which  fay,There/*norefurre&ion 

'  .        ,.      ,    ,   ,        -Mk-.I2.i8. 

I  Mar. 4. z  i.there  is  nothing  hid,that  (hall  not  be 
9-39.there  is  no  man  that  (hall  do  a  miracle 
10. 1 8  .there  is  no  man  good,but  one 
29.there  is  no  man  that  hath  left  houfe 

.  £»/£.  18.29. 
Lu\.  1 2.2.there  is  nothing  covered,that  (hall  not 
1 4. 2  2 .and  yet  there  is  room 
ry.io.there  is  joy  in  the  prefence  of  the  Angels 
Job, 5. i.there  is  at  Jerufalem,by  the  fhcep-market 
6.9-there  is  a  lad  here  which  hath  five  loaves 
7-4.there  is  no  man  that  doth  any  thing  in 
8.44.  becaufe  there  is  no  truth  in  him 
1  r .  i  o. becaufe  there  Is  no  light  in  him 
^if.  1 7. 7. that  therein  another  king,oneJefus 
Rom.$.  1 8. there  is  no  fear  of  God  before  their  eies 
/n  22.for  there  is  no  difference 
5. 1 3. (in  is  not  imputed  when  there  isno 
1  Cor. 1. 3. whereas  there  is  among  you  envying} 
5.1  .it  is  reported  there  is  fornication 
8.6.tous  tbereisbutoneGod 

1  5. 1 2.fiy  fome,there  is  no  refurrediofi 

44.  there  is  a  naturall  body,there  is  a" 
Gal.  5.23.againftfuch  therein  no  law 
Col.  3. 2  5.  and  there  is  norefpeft  of  perfons 

1  ,7^.4. 18. there  w  no  fear  in  love 

5. 1 6.there  is  a  fin  unto  death 
i7.there  is  a  tin  not  unto  death 
There  3)0  none,  See  jjjlone. 
There  31s  not. 
Ge».47.i8.there  is  not  ought  left  in  the  fight 

2  to2.i3.30.therez.y  not  one  of  them  left 

1  Kin.^,6.  there  is  not  among  us  any  that  can  skill 

2  Kj-n.  i.j.  becaufe  there  is  not  a  God  in  Ifrael 

Verfe  6. 
i9.3.there«  not  ftrength  tobring  forth 
Job. 4 1 .3  3  .upon  earth  there  is  not  his  like 
£«/<;p|.,8.andthereisnotafecond i  yea,he 
Ozt.6.6.therc  is  not  one  barren  among  them 
Dan.  1. 1  o.  there  is  not  a  man  upon  the  earth  that 
Lu\.i.  28.  there  is  not  a  greater  prophet 
1  t>'.6.5.thattherewnotawife  manamong 
8.7.there  is  not  in  every  man  that  knowledge 
There  3l0<w,See  jj)tic 
llfaac 
Gen.  1 7. 1 9.thou  (halt  call  his  name  Ifaac 

20. 1.  my  covenant  I  will  eftablifh  with  Ifaac 
2 1. 3.  whom  Sarah  bare  to  him,  Ifaac 
4.circumcifed  his  fon  Ifaac,  being  eight  dayes 
5. an  hund.  yea.old,when  his  fon  Ifaac  was  b. 
8  .the  fame  day  that  Ifaac  was  weaned 
1 9-be  heire  with  my  fbn,even  with  Ifaac 
1 2.for  in  Ifaac  (hall  thy  feed  be  called 

2  2. 2.take  thy  fon,  thine  only  fon  Ifaac 

3  .took  two  young  men,and  Ifaac  his  fon 
5.took  the  wood,  and  laid  it  on  Ifaac  his  fon 

7.  Ifaac  fpake  to  Abra.his  fath.&  faid,My  fa. 
9.bound  Ifaac  his  fon,and  laid  him  on  the 

24.4.^0  take  a  wife  unto  my  fon  Ifaac 
1 4  .appointed  for  thy  fervant  Ifaac 
62.  Ifaac  came  from  the  way  of  the  well  La. 
6$.lfaac  went  out  to  meditate  in  the  field 
64.when(hefaw  Ifaac,  (he  lighted  off  rheca* 
66.fervant  told  Ifaac  all  things 
6  j. ifaac  brought  her  into  his  mother  Sar.tent 
ifaac  was  comforted  after  his  moth. death 

2  5. 5.  Abraham  gave  all  that  he  had  to  Ifaac 
6.fent  them  away  from  Ifaachishn 
9«his  (ons,lfaac  and  Ifhmael  buried  him 
1 1. after  the  death  of  Abra.  Godbleffed  Ifaac 
Ifaac  dwelt  by  the  well  Lahai-roi 
I9.thefe  are  the  generations  of  Ifaac 

Abrahams  fon.  Abraham  begat  Ifaac 
20, .Ifaac  was  fourty  years  old  when  he  took 
2 1  .ifaac  intreated  the  Lord  for  his  wife 
z6.lfa.ac  was  fixty  years  old  when  (he  bare 
28 .  Ifaac  loved  Efau,  becaufe  he  did  eat  of  his 

26. 1. Ifaac  went  unto  Abimelech,unto  Gerar 
2.L.appeared  to  Ifaac,8c  faid,Go  not  down 
6. and  Ifaac  dwelt  in  Gerar 

8.  ifaac  was  fporting  with  Rebekah  his  wife 
9.Abimelech  called  Ifaac,  and  faid,She  is  thy 

Ifaac  faidjBecaufe  I  faid,Left  I  die  for  her 
1  a.then  Ifaac  fowed  in  that  land,and  received 
16.  Abimelech 


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I  S  A 


I  S  A 


ISA 


I  S  C 


I  S  H 


I  S  H 


1 6. Abim.faid  onto  ifaac,  Goe  from  us 
17. ifaac  departed  thence,and  pitched  in  the 

1 8.  Ifaac  digged  againe  the  wels  of  water 

19.  ifaacs  fervants  digged  in  the  valley 
zo.herdtnen  of  Getar  did  ftrive  with  Ifaacs 
25.  there  ifaacs  fervants  digged  a  well 

27. Ifaac  faid, Wherefore  come  ye  to  me 
3  r .  Ifaac  fent  them  away,and  they  departed 
3  x.lfaacs  fer.came  and  told  him  concerning 
3  5  .which  were  a  griefe  to  Ifaac  and  Rebekah 
27.1.  it  came  topafle  when  Ifaac  was  old 
j.Rcbekah  h.-ard  when  Ifaac  fpake  to  Efau 
TO.Ifaac  faid  to  his  fon,How  is  it  that  thou 
21.  Ifaac  faid  unto  Jacob,Come  neere,  I  pray 

2  2.Jacob  went  neer  unto  Ifaac  his  father 
26.his  father  Ifaac  faid,Come  neer,  and  kiffe 
30.  as  Ifaac  had  made  an  end  of  bleffing  Jac. 

fcarce  gone  out  of  the  prefence  of  ifaac 

3  i.lfaac  faid  unto  him,  Who  art  thou      ^ 
3  3  .Ifaac  trembled  very  exceedingly     , 
37. Ifaac  anfwered  and  faid  unto  Efau 
ly.Ifaac  his  father  anfwered  and  faid  unto  h. 
46.Rebekah  faid  to  Ifaac,!  am  weary  of  my 

28.1.  Ifaac  called  Jacob  and  bleffed  him 

I.lfaac  fent  away  Jacob,  and  he  went  to  Pa. 
6.when  Efau  faw  that  Ifaac  had  bleffed  Jacob 
8. daughters  of  Canaan  pleafed  not  Ifaac  his 
i3.of  Abraham  thy  father,  and  the  G.of  Ifaac 

3  1.18. to  goe  to  Ifaac  his  father  in  the  land  of 
42.the  feare  of  Ifaac  had  been  with  me 
j  3.  Jacob  fware  by  the  fear  of  his  father  ifaac 

3  i.?.God  of  my  father  Ifaac,  the  Lord  which 

3f  .12.  the  land  which  I  gave  to  Abra.and  ifaac 
27jacob  came  to  I  fa.-"  where  Abra.and  Ifa. 
28.dayesof  ifaac  were  an hund.and  eighty  y. 
29.  Ifaac  gave  up  the  ghoft 

46. 1 .  facrifice  to  the  God  of  his  father  ifaac 

48.1  5.  my  fathers  Abraham  and  Ifaac  did  walk 
i6.and  the  name  of  my  fathers  Abra.  &  Ifaac 

49.3 1  .there  they  buried  ifaac  and  Rebekah 

50.24.to  the  land  which  he  fware  to  Abra  .Ifaac 
£;sw/.z.24.remember  his  covenant  with  Abn.lfa. 

3.6.God  of  Abraham,  Ifaac,zni  Jacob 

Vetfe  15,16.  Chap.4.  5. 

6. 3 .1  appeared  unto  Abrah.unto  Ifaac,  &  to  Ja. 
8.  fwear  to  give  it  to  Abra.to  Ifaac,  &  to  Jac. 

32.13  .remember  Abrah  J faac,  and  Jac.  thy  fer. 

33.1  .which  I  fware  unto  Abrah.#Mc,and  to  Ja. 
Xfwt.26.42.remember  my  covenant  alfo  with  Ifa. 
Num.  3  2 . 1 1  .fee  the  land  w  hich  I  fware  to  Abr. Ifa. 
Bent.  1 .3  .Lord  fware  to  your  fath.  Abrah  Ifaat,and 

6.io.land  which  he  fware  to  thy  fa.to  Abr.to  if. 
9. 5.  fware  unto  thy  fathcrs,Abra.  ifaac,  and  Jac. 
Chap.  30.  20. 
2 7. remember  thy  fervants  Abraham,  ifaac 
2  p.  1 3.  fworne  unto  thy  fathers,to  Abra.to  Ifaac 
34-4-land  which  I  fware  unto  Abra.unto  Ifaac 
/o/S.24.3.multiplied  his  feed,and  gave  him  Ifaac 
4.and  I  gave  unto  Ifaacjicob  and  Efau 

1  fCi7z.18.36.faid, Lord  God  of  Abr.//&K,&ofIf. 

2  Km.  1 1  •  2  3  .becaufe  of  his  coven,  with  Abr.  Ifaac 
■1  Cfoc1.28.fons  of  Abraham:  Ifaac&ndlfhmad 

34.  Abraham  begat  ifaac.Sons  of  Ifaac :  Efau 
i6.i6.Abraharo,and  of  his  oath  unto  Ifaac 

P/2/.105.9. 
29. 1 8.0  Lord  God  of  Abra..r/iKc,and  Ifrael 
2  Chro.^o  tf.turn  again  to  the  L.God  of  Abra.  Ifaac 
fcr.  3  3 .  26.  rulers  over  the  feed  of  Abra. Ifaac  &  Ja. 
•Amos  7. 9. high  places  of  Ifaac  (hall  be  defolate 

i6.drop  not  thy  word  againft  the  houfc  of  If. 
Mat.  i.2.Abraham  begat  lfaac,Ifaac  begat  Jacob 
8.1  i.mall  (it  down  with  Abraham,  lfaac,8c  Ja. 
2  2.3  2. 1  am  the  God  of  ifaac 

Mar.ii.z6.  Ac~i.-j.31. 
I  u\.i, .  3  4.  which  was  the  fon  of  ifaac 

1 3 . 2  8 . w  hen  ye  (hall  fee  Abra.i/flflc,and  Jacob 
20.37.the  God  of  Abraham,the  God  of  Ifaac 

Acls  3.13. 
Abl.-j. 8.fo  Abraham  begat  Ifa.  &  circumcifed  him 
and  Ifaac  begat  Jacob 
Kow.9.7.  but  in  Ifaac  flinll  thy  feed  be  called 

10. even  by  our  father  Ifaac 
Ga/.4.2S.now  we,brethren,as  Ifaac  was,  are  the 
Heb.i  indwelling  in  tabernacles  with  I/a.and  Ja. 
I7.wh  :n  he  was  tried,  offered  up  Ifaac 
1 8. that  in  Ifaac  (hall  thy  feed  be  called 


20.by  faith  Ifaac  bleffed  Jacob,  and  Efau  con. 
Jam.z.zi  .when  he  had  offered  Ifaac  his  fon  upon 

3lf<iicth,  fometimes  <£fap,  or  dEfatag. 
2  Kin,  i9.2.fent  Eliakim  to  Efay  the  prophet 

jya.37.1. 
5. fervants  of  King  Hezekiah  came  to  Ifaiab 
Ifai.17--;- 
6. Ifaiab  faid  unto  them>  Thus  (hall  ye  fay 

Ifai.n.6' 
ao.then  Ifaiab  fent  to  Hezekiah  faying,  Thus 
J/2b.37,2I. 
20. 1.  and  the  prophet  Ifaiab  came  to  him 

//&.38.1. 
4.afore  Ifaiab  was  gone  out  into  the  middle 
7. Ifaiab  faid,Takc  a  lump  of  figs,  and  they 

7/dJ.  38.21. 
8  .Hezekiah  faid  unto  IfaWhzt  (halbe  the  fi. 
y.lfaiab  faid,  This  (Tgne  (halt  thou  have  of 
1 1. Ifaiab  the  prophet  cried  unto  the  Lord 
i4.then  came  Ifai.the  prophet  to  king  Hez. 

,.    r     ,  Jfai-19--' 

i6.Ifai.  faid  to  Hezekiah,  Hear  the  word  of 
//ai.39.5. 
ip.then  faid  Hezekiah  to  Ifaiab,  Good  is 

Ifai.39.9. 
2  Cko.26.22.did  Ifai.tht  prophet  the  fon  of  Amos 
3  2.20.and  the  prophet  //«.prayed,and  cried  to 
3 1.  they  are  written  in  the  virion  of  Ifaiab 
ifai.  1 . 1  .the  vifion  of  Ifaiab  the  fon  of  Amos 
2.  i. the  word  that  ifaiab  the  fon  of  Amos  (aw 
7. 3. then  faid  the  Lord  unto  Ifai.Goe  forth  now 
1 3-i.burd.  of  Bab.  which  Ifai.the  fon  of  Amos 
20.2.at  the  fame  time  fpake  the  Lord  by  Ifaiah 
3. like  as  my  fervant  Ifaiah  hath  walked  nak. 
3  8.4.then  came  the  word  of  the  Lord  to  Ifaiab 
Mat. 3 . 3 .fpokenby  the  prophet  Efaias faying,  The 
4. 14.  might  be  fulfil.which  was  fpoken  by  Efai. 
Chap,8.i7.  &  12. 17. 
1 3.i4.in  them  is  fulfilled  the  prophefie  of  Efai. 
I    1  j.7.hypocrites,well  did  Efai.  prophefie  ofyou 

Mar.  7.  6. 
Lh\.  3. 4.  written  in  the  book  of  Efaias  the  prophet 
4. 1 7.delivered  to  him  the  book  of  the  pvo.Efai. 
John  1 . 2  3  .as  faid  the  prophet  Efaias 

1 2.3  S.the  faying  of  Efaias  the  prophet  might  be 
39.becaufe  that  Efaias  faid  again 
4 1  .thefe  things  faid  Efai.when  he  faw  his  gl. 
.4#.8.28.read  Efaias  the  prophet 

30.hcard  him  read  the  prophet  Efaias 
28.25.  weN  fpake  the  Holy  Ghoft  by  Efaias 
Rom.9.17  .Efaias  alfo  cryeth  concerning  Ifrael 
29.  as  Efaias  faid  before,Except  the  Lord 
10. 1 6.  Efaias  faith,  Lord  who  hathbeleeved 

2 o .Efaias  is  very  bold,and  faith,  I  was  found 
1 5 . 1 2.againe  Efaias  faith/There  (hall  be  a  root 
Hfeah. 
Gen.  1 1.29.  father  of  Milcah  and  oflfcah 

Judas  jjjfcartot. 
Mat.  io.4.and  Judas  Ifcariot,vtho  alfo  betrayed  him 

Mar.3.19. 
26.  i4.one  of  the  twelve,  called  Judas  ifcariot 
Mar.  14. 10. 
Lu\.6. 1 6.  and  Judas  ifcariot, viho  alfo  was  the  tra. 
22.3.entred  Satan  into  Judas  furnamed  Ifcariot 
Joh.6.7  r  .he  fpake  of  Judas  Ifcariot,for  he  it  was 
1 2 ,4.faith  one  of  his  difciplei,  Judas  Ifcariot 
i3.2.put  into  the  heart  of  Judas  Ifcariot  to  betr. 

2  6.  he  gave  the  fop  to  Judas  Ifcariot 
1 4. 2 2. Judas  faith  unto  him,not  lfcariot,Lord 
3ifharj. 
1  Cfoo.7. 18. his  fifterHammoleketh  bare //W 
30>barj. 

1  C/.TO.4. 1 7.(he  bare  ifbbab  the  father  of  Efhtemoa 

jfltbbafe, 

Gf».2  5.2.Ketur.bare  lfhba\  &  Shuah  1  Cfo.1.32. 

3lfl)bi=benob. 

2  Sam.  21.16.  ifhbi-benob  thought  to  flay  David 

Slmboftjettj. 
2  S<«».2.8.Abner  took  ifhbofheth  the  fon  of  Saul 
\o.lfhbofheth  was  (ourty  years  old  when  he 
i2.Abner  and  the  fervantsof  ifhbofheth  went 
1 5#which  pertained  to  ifhbtfhetb  the  fon  of  S. 
3.7.  ifhbofheth  faid  unto  Abner,  Wherefore  haft 
8.  Abner  very  wroth  for  the  words  of  Ijhbofh. 
i4.David  fent  meffengers  to  ifhbofheth 
1  ^.ifhbofheth  fent,nnd  took  her  from  her  huf. 


4. 5  .to  the  houfc  of  ifhbofhttb,  w  ho  lay  on  a  bed 

8 .they  brought  the  head  of  ifhbofheth  toDav. 

behold  the  head  of  ifhbofheth  the  fon  of  Sa! 

1 2.  they  took  the  head  of  ifhbofheth, and  buri 

x  Cbro.i.y  i.and  the  fons  of  Appaim,7j&i 
4.2o.and  the  fons  of  lfhi  were,  Zohech 

42.Rehaiah,  and  Uzziel,the  fons  of  lfhi 
5.24.even  Epher,and  ljhi,wcte  the  heads  of  the 
Hof.z.i6.t\m  thou  (halt  call  me  lfhi 

3U&tat). 
1  Cfc'o^.j.fonsoflzrahiafjjoeljand  ifhiah 

-        3Hhijab. 
Eya  10.3  i.i/fo/^and  Malchiah,had  taken  (Iran. 

3i0jma. 
1  C/;ra.4.3.thefe  were  of  the  father  ofEta.m,lfhma 

jflftjmael,  called  3tmael. 

Gen.\6.\  i.fhaltcall  his  name  ifhmael 

1 5-Abiam  called  his  fons  name  ifhmael 

16.  eighty  years  old  when  Hagar  bare  ifhmael 
17. 18.O  that  ifhmaelmight  live  before  thee 

20.as  for  Ifhmael  I  have  heard  thee 
2  3.  Abraham  took  ifhmael,  and  circumcifed 
2 ^.ifhm.v/as  thirteen  y.old  when  he  wascir. 
26.fame  day  was  Abraham  circum.and  ifhm. 
2  y #9.his  fonsjfaac  and  ifhmael  buried  him 

1  Lthefe  are  the  generations  of  Ifhmael 
I3.thefc  are  the  names  of  the  fons  of  Ifhmael 

fiift-born  of //&waf/,Nebaioth,and 

1  Chron.i.zg. 
jS.thefe  are  the  fonnes  of  Ifhmael,  and  thefe 
1  Cfco.r.31. 

17.  thtfe  are  the  years  of  the  life  of  ifhmael 
i8.9.chen  went  Efm  unto  Ifhmael,  and  took 

Mahalath  the  daughter  of  ifhmael  Abrah. 
36.3.Ba(hemath  ifhmaels  daughter,fifter  of  Ne 
x  K«. 2  5. 23. came  to  Gedaliah,  even  ifhmael 

2  5. that  ifhmael  came,and  ten  mea  with  him 

1  Chro.  1 .  28.fons  of  Abraham,Ifaac,and  Ifhmael 
8.38.Bocheru,and  ifhmael,  were  fons  of  Azel 

Chap.19.44. 

2  Cbron.19.1  i.Zebad.the  fon  of  ljhmael,the  ruler 
23.  i. took  ifhmael  and  Azariah  into  covenant 

E'Kra  1 0.2 2.7/fowf/,Nethan.had  taken ftrange  wi. 

/e>'.40.8.then  they  came  to  Gedaliah,even  ifhmael 
1 4.  king  of  the  Ammonites  hath  fent  iflimael 
1 5-and  I  will  flay  ifhmael,  and  no  man  (hall 
i6.for  thou  fpeakeft  falfly  of ifhmael 
41  .r  .that  lfhmael,evtn  ten  men  with  him 
a.then  arofe  ifhmael  and  fmote  Gedaliah 

3  .ifhmael flew  all  the  Jewes  that  were  with  h. 
6.lfhmael  went  forth  to  meet  them,  weeping 
7.  that  ifhmael  flew  them,  and  caft  them  into 
8.that  faid  unto  ifhmael,  Slay  us  not 

9.pit  wherein  ifhmael  had  caft  all  the  dead 
ifhmael  filled  it  with  them  that  were  (lain 

1  o. then  ifhmael  carried  away  captive  all  the 

ifhmael  carried  them  away  captive 
1 1. heard  of  all  the  evill  that  ifhma.  had  done 
1 2.and  Johanan  went  to  fight  with  ifhmael 

13.  people  which  were  with  ifhmael Taw  Joh. 
1 4.people  that  ifhmael  had  carried  away  capt. 
1 5  .but  ifhmael  efcaped  from  Johanan 

1 6. whom  he  had  recovered  from  ifhmael 
i8.afraid>becaufe  ifhmael  had  flaine  Gedaliah 
31fl)tnacMte. 
1  Cfcw.2.17.  father  of  Amafa  was  Jetherthe  ifhm. 
27.30.over  the  camels  was  Obil  the  ifhmaelite 
3Hfl)maeHtesf. 
Gc».37.2  5.a  company  of  lfhmaelites  came  from 
27.come  let  us  fell  him  to  the  lfhmaelites 

2  8. fold  Jofeph  to  the  lfhmaelites 

39.1  .bought  him  of  the  hand  of  the  lfhmaelites 
Judg.i.i^.htanfe  they  were  lfhmaelites 
P/a/.83.6.and  the  ifhmaelite s^of  Moab,and  the  Ha 

3$matah, 
1  Cfo-a.27.19.of  Zebulun,//2w#'<«jb,  ruler 

jflfbmeraf. 
1  Chro.S.  1  lUfhmem,  and  Jezliah,fons  of  Elpaal 

1  Cbro.S.izjJbpan,  and  Heber,were  heads  of 

JOtfob, 

2  Sam. 10. 6.  hired  of  ifhtob  twelve  thoufand  men 

8. Syrians  of  ifhtob  and  Maacah  were  by 
JlCbnab,  or  3faali4 
Gttt.46.i7.fons  of  Aflier,  lfhuah 
i 1Cfou7.30.fons 


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i  Cfoo.7.30.  fons  of  Afher :  lmnah,and  Ifutib 

1  rtOT./.jo.fonsof  Afher  :-~ifhitai 

3ifte,  See  3!Ie. 
Jfmacljtsb. 

2  Cfow.j  1.1  j.Eliel  and  ifmachiab  were  overfeers 

Jifcnaial). 
1  C/;ro.ia.4.and  ///m^  the  Gibeonite.a  mighty 

1  Chro.8.i6.lfpah,  and  Joha,fonsofBeriah 

31ftacl. 

Gf?2.  ji.z8.no  more  Jacob,  but  j/n«/ 

25.10. 7/w.ftulbe  tbynameicalled  his  name  JjC 
ii.I/?ae/journied  and  fpread  his  tenc 
li.when  Ifrael  dwelt  in  that  land,that  Reub. 
lay  with  Bilhafa,  —and  Ifrael  heard  it 
^  .^.Ifrael  loved  Jofeph  more  then  all  his 

1 3  .Ifrael  faid  unto  Jofeph,,  Do  not  thy  breth. 
4 1. 5 .  fons  of  Ifrael  came  to  buy  corne 
43 ,6.Ifrael  faid,  Wherefore  dealt  ye  fo  ill 

n.Ifrael  faid  unto  them.  If  it  muft  be  fo 
45.28.7/hK/  faidjlt  is  enough  Jofeph  my  fon  is 
c,6.\.Ifrael  took  his  journey,  with  all  that  he 
5.  fons  of  Ifrael  carried  Jacob  their  father 
zp.went  up  to  meet  Ifrael  his  father 
lo. Ifrael  faid  unto  Jofeph,  Now  let  me  die 
47. 27.  Ifrael  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
29.time  drew  nigh  that  Ifrael  muft  die 
3 1.  Ifrael  bowed  himfelfe  upon  the  beds  head 
4S.ij/vK/ftrengthenedhimfelfe,3ndfate 
%, Ifrael  beheld  Jofephs  fonnes 
10. the  eyes  of  Ifrael  were  dimme 
1 1  Jfraetfiii  unto  Jofeph,I  had  not  thought 
1 3. right  hand,toward  Ifr. left hand,Manal.in 
his  left  hand,towards  ifiaels  right  hand 
l+Jfiael  ftretched  out  his  right  hand,  and 
icinthee  fhall  I/w/hleffe,faying 
ai;  Ifrael  did  unto  Jofeph,Behold,  I  die 
49.24.thence  is  the  Shepherd,the  ftone  of  Ifrael 
jo.2.the  phyficians embalmed  Ifrael 
Exod.4.i  2. faith  the  Lord,  Ifrael  is  my  fon,  even 
5.2.to  let  Iff.  goe  ?  neither  will  I  let  ifraelgot 
6.i4.thefons  ofReuben,  the  firft-bornof  Ifrael 
1 1.7  .a  difference  between  the  Egyptians  &  Iff. 
i4.j.that  we  have  let  Ifraelgqe  from  ferving 
2  5. let  us  flee  from  the  face  of  Ifrael 
3Cthus  the  Lord  faved  Ifrachhit  day 

Ifrael  faw  the  Egyptians  dead  upon  the 
3 1  .Ifraelfavr  that  great  work  which  the  Lord 
15.22  .fo  Mofes  brought  Ifrael  from  the  red  fea 
1 7. 1 1. held  up  his  hand,  that  Ifrael  prevailed 
io.2.tliere  Ifrael  encamped  before  the  Mount 
3  z.i  3  .remember  Abraham,Tfaac,and  Ifrael 
Levit.14.10.  and  a  man  of  Ifrael  (trove  together  in 
Num.  1. 20. children  of  Reuben  Ifracls  eldeft  fon 
4.46,  snd  the  chiefe  of  Ifrael  numbred 
io.4.princes,which  are  heads  of  thethouf.in  If. 
29.  Lord  hath  fpoken  good  concerning  Ifrael 
36.return,0  Lord,  to  the  many  thoufof  Ifr. 

2  o.  1 4  .thus  faith  thy  brother  i/?.Thou  know  eft 

21. thus  Edom  refufed  to  give  Ifrael  paffage 
wherefore  Ifrael  turned  away  from  him 
21. 1. heard  tell,that  ifraelcame  by  the  way  of 
2 .Ifrael  vowed  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 
3. Lord  hearkened  unto  the  voyce  of  ifrael 
17. then  Ifrael  fang  this  fong 
zi.Ifrael  fent  meffengers  unto  Sihon 

23.  Sihon  would  not  fuffer  Ifrael  to  paffe 

24.  I/ivtf/ fmote  him  with  the  edge  of  the  fw. 
2  5. and  ifrael  took  all  thefe  cities 

Ifrael  dwelt  in  all  the  cities  of  the  Am. 
3 1. thus  ifrael'dwelt  in  the  land  of  the  Amor. 

23.7.  and  come,  defie  ifrael 

icwho  can  count  the  Fourth  part  of  Ifrael 
2  3. faid  of  Ifrael,  What  hath  God  wrought 

24.1.  that  it  pleafedthe  Lord  toblefle  Ifrael 
2.  he  faw  Ifrael  abiding  in  his  tents 
1 7.and  a  fcepter  fhall  rife  out  of  ifrael 
18.  and  Ifrael  fhall  doe  valiantly 

25.1.  and  Ifrael  abode  inShittim 

3.7/we/joyned  himfelfe  unto  Baal  Peor 
j.Mofes  faid  unto  the  Judges  of  Ifrael 
8.  he  went  after  the  man  of  Ifrael 

26.  J.Reuben  the  eldeft  fon  of  ifrael 

3  1.  f.were  delivered  out  of  the  thoufands  of  Ifi. 


3  2. 14. fierce  anger  of  the  Lord  toward  Ifrael 
2 2. and  be  guiltlefle  before  Ifrael 
Dent.  1. $%  Jofb.ua  fhall  caufe  ifrael  to  inherite  it 
2. 1 2.as  Ifrael  did  unto  the  land  of  his  pofTtflion 
ro.iz.now  //ra.  what  doth  the  L.thy  God  requ. 
17.20.  he  and  his  children  in  the  midft  of  Ifrael 
22.19.an  evillname  upona  Virgine  of  Ifrael 
23 . 1 7-be  no  whore  among  the  daughters  of  If. 
nor  a  Sodomite  of  the  fons  of  Ifrael 

25.6.  that  his  name  be  not  put  out  of  Ifrael 
33.10.  they  fhall  teach  —  Ifrael  thy  law 

zS .Ifrael  then  fhall  dwell  in  fafety  alone 
Jofh.^.zz.lfrael  came  over  this  Jordan  on  dry  land 

7.8.  when  ifrael  turneth  their  backs  beforejheir 
11.  Ifrael  hath  finned 
i6.and  brought  Ifrael  by  their  tribes 

8.i7.that  went  not  out  after  Ifrael 

and  purfued  after  Ifrael 
22.fo  they  were  in  the  midft  of  Ifrael 
24-when  ifrael  had  made  an  end  offlayingj. 
27.fpoile  of  that  city, Ifrael  took  for  a  prey 

Io.io.Lord  difcomfited  them  before  Ifrael 
1  i.as  they  fled  from  before  Ifrael,and  were 
1 2.faid  in  the  fight  of  Ifrael,  Sun  ftand  thou 
30.and  king  thereof,into  the  hand  of  Ifrael 
3  2.delivercdLachifh  into  the  hand  of  Ifrael 

I  i.6.Ile  deliver  them  up  all  flaine  before  Ifrael 
8.Lord  delivered  them  into  the  hand  of  Ifra. 
1 3  .Ifrael  burned  none  of  them,f3ve  Hazor 
16.  and  Jofhua  took  the  mountaine  of  Ifrael 
2 1. and  from  allthemountainesof//?vze£ 

22.  i4.houfe  of  their  fa.among  the  thouf.of  Ifr. 
2 1. to  the  heads  of  the  thoufands  of  Ifrael 
22.and  Ifrael  he  fhall  know,if  it  be  in  rebelli. 

30.  and  heads  of  the  thoufa.  of  Ifrael  which 
24.3 1. Ifrael  faved  the  Lord  all  the  dayes  of  Jo. 

Judg.i  .28.when  Ifrael  wasftrong,that  they  put 
2. 2 2. that  through  them  I  may  prove  Ifrael 
3. 1. which  the  Lord  left,to  prove  Ifrael  by  them 
even  as  many  of  Ifrael  as  had  not  known 
4-they  were  to  prove  Ifrael  by  them 
io.and  Othniel  judged  Ifrael 
1 3  .Eglon  went  and  fmote  Ifrael 
30^Moab  fubdued  that  day  under  the  h.of  If. 

3 1.  and  Shamgar  alfo  delivered  Ifrael 
4.4.Deborah  judged  Ifrael  at  that  time 
5.2.praife  ye  the  Lord,for  the  aveng.  of  Ifrael 

9.my  heart  is  towards  the  governours  of  ifra. 
6.3.  fo  it  was  when  Ifrael  had  fowen,  that 
6. Ifrael  was  greatly  impoverifhed 
14.  fave  Ifrael  from  the  hand  of  the  Midiani. 

1  j  .wherewith  fhall  I  fave  Ifrael 
26.  if  thou  wilt  fave  Ifrael  by  mine  hand 
37-know  that  thou  wilt  fave  Ifrael  by  mine 

7<2.ieft  Ifrael  vaunt  themfelves  againft  me 
8  .fent  all  the  reft  of  Ifrael,  every  man  unto 
1 4.  Gideon  the  fon  of  Joafh  a  man  of  Ifrael 
1 5. returned  into  the  hoft  of  ifrael 

10. 1.  arofe  to  defend  ifrael,  Tola 

2  .he  judged  Ifrael  twenty  and  three  years 
3-Jair  judged  Ifrael  twenty  and  two  years 
9X0  that  Ifrael  was  fore  diftrefled 
\6.  foule  was  grieved  for  the  mifery  of  Ifrael 

11.13.  becaufe  Ifrael  took  away  my  land 
1 5. thus  faith  Jephthah,J/r<re/  took  not  away 
1 6.  when  Ifrael came  up  from  Egypt,  and 
1 7.then  Ifrael  fent  meffengers  unto  the  king 
and  Ifrael  abode  in  Kadefh 
1  g.lfraelknz  meffengers  unto  Sihon  king 

Ifrael  faid  unto  him,Let  us  pafle,we  pray 
20.Sihon  trufted  not  Ifrael  to  paffc  thorow 
2 1. delivered  Sihon  into  the  hand  of  ifrael 

fo  Ifrael  poflefled  all  the  land  of  the  Am. 
26\while  Ifrael  dwelt  in  Hefhbon,&her  tow. 
40.daughters  of  ifrael  went  yeerly  to  lament 

1 2.7.  Jephthah  judged  IfraelCrxe  years 
3 .  after  him  Ibzan  judged  Ifrael 
9-and  he  judged  Ifrael  feven  years 
1 1.  Elon  Judged  Ifrael,  and  he  judged  ifrael 
1 3. after  him  Abdon  judged  Ifrael 
i4.and  he  judged  Ifrael  eight  years 

1 3.  j.  begin  to  deliver  Ifrael  out  of  the  hand 
1  j.2o.Samfon  judged  Ifrael  in  the  dayes  of  the 
16.3 1.  and  Samfon  judged  Ifrael  twenty  years 
19.29.fent  her  into  all  the  coafts  of  Ifrael 
20.£.  all  the  countrey  of  the  inheritance  of  Ifra. 
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29.  ifraeiCet  liers  in  wah  round  about  Gibe. ; 
3  j.liers  in  wait  of  Ifrael  came  forth  our  of 
3  j.Lord  fmote  Benjamin  before  Ifrael 
21.17.  that  a  tribe  be  not  deftroyed  out  of  ifrael 

1  Sam.z.i  2.all  the  wealth  wch  God  ihall  give  Ifra. 

4.1. now  Ifrael  went  out  againft  the  Philiftines 
z.Ifrael  was  fmitten  before  the  Philiftines 
io.and  Ifrael  was  fmitten,  and  they  fled 

there  fell  of  Ifrael  thirty  thoufand  footmen 
17. Ifrael  is  fled  before  the  Philiftines 
1 8.  Eli  had  judged  Ifrael  forty  years 

7.  io.and  they  were  fmitten  before  Ifrael 
1 3 .  came  no  more  into  the  coaft  of  Ifrael 
i4.coafts  did  i/r.deliver— *-  peace  between  If. 

1  ?  .Samuel  judged  Ifrael  a\\  the  dayes  of  his 

16.  and  judged  Ifrael  in  all  tbofc  places 

17.  and  there  he  judged  Ifrael 
9.20.on  whom  isall  the  deiire  of  Ifrael 

^  10. 1 8 .1  brought  up  ifrael  out  of  Egypt 
1  i.j.fend  meffengers  to  all  the  coafts  of  ifrael 
7. fent  them  throughout  all  the  coafts  of  Ifra. 
i3-4.and  that  Ifrael  alfo  was  had  in  abominat. 

ij.eftablifhed  thy  kingdome  upon  i/w/ 
14.1 2.delivered  them  into  the  hand  of  Ifrael 
23/0  the  Lord  faved  Ifrael  that  day 
37.wilt  thou  deliver  them  into  the  ha.  of  Ifr, 
39-which  faveth  Ifrael,  though  it  be  in  Jona. 
48. delivered  Ifrael  out  of  the  hands  of  them 

1  y  .28 .  rent  the  kingdome  of  Ifrael  ftoim  thee 

29.ftrength  of  Ifrael  will  not  lie 
17.8.  he  ftood  and  cryed  unto  the  armies  of  Ifr. 
10.  Philiftine  faid,I  defie  the  armies  of  Ifrael 

2  j.furely  to  defie  Ifrael  is  he  come  up 

45.  God  of  the  armies  of  I/rae/,whom  thou 
i8.6.womencameoutof  all  the  cities  of  Ifrael 
24.2o.kingdomeof  7/hze/ fhalbe  eftablifhed 
27. 1 .  to  feek  me  any  more  in  any  coaft  of  Ifrael 
28. 19. Lord  will  alfo  deliver  Ifrael  with  thee 

deliver  the  hoft  of  ifrael  into  the  hand 

2  Sam.  1 . 1 9-the  beauty  of  Ifrael  is  flaine 

24-ye  daughters  of  ifrael  weep  over  Saul 
2.28.and  purfued  after  Ifrael no  more 
6.  i9.e/en  among  the  whole  multitude  of  Ifrael 
7.23WS  like  thy  people,even  like  ifrael 

10. 1  ^.Syrians  faw  that  they  were  fmit.  befl  Ifr. 
1 8. and  the  Syrians  fled  before  Ifrael 

1 9.faw  that  they  were  fmirten  before  If.  they 
1 1 . 1 1.  <\rk,and  Ifrael,  and  Judah  abide  in  tents 
17.26.fo  Ifraelaad  Abfalom  pitched  in  the  land 
i8.i6.returned  from  purfuing  after  Ifrael 
ly.S.Ifrael  had  fled  every  man  to  his  tent 
2o.2.fo  every  man  oflfroelwent  up  from 

23  Joab  was  over  all  the  hoft  of  Ifrael 
21.5.  from  remaining  in  any  of  the  coafts  of  If. 

17.  quench  not  the  light  of  Ifrael 

2 1.  when  he  defied  Ifrael,  Jonathan  flew  him 
1  Chro.zo.j. 

2  3 .  i.and  the  fweet  Pfalmift  of ifrael  faid 
24. 1  .goe  number  Ifrael  and  Judah 

1 5.  Lord  fent  a  peftilence  upon  ifrael  . 

1  Yfm.  1. 3.  damofell  throughout  all  the  coafts  of  if 

2.4.  not  faile  thee  a  man  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 

Chap.9-j. 

f .  did  to  the  two  captaines  of  the  hofts  of  Ifr. 

3  2.to  wit,  Abner,  captain  of  the  hoft  of  ifrael 
4.20.  Judah  and  Ifrael  were  many 

2 $. Judah  and  Ifrael  dwelt  fafely 
8.20.and  fit  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 

2  ?»a  man  to  fit  on  the  throne  of 'ifrael 

9. 5  .eftablifh  the  throne  of  thy  kingdome  on  Ifr. 
7.then  will  I  cut  oft  Ifrael  out  of  the  land 

and  Ifrael  fhalbe  a  proverb  among  all 
1 0.9.  to  fet  thee  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 

becaufe  the  Lord  loved  Ifrael  for  ever 

1 1 . 2  f .  he  abhorred  lfrael,and  reigned  over  Syria 
38.and  will  give  Ifrael  unto  thee 

1 2. 1 6.fo  J/ra'/departed  unto  their  tents 

ip.lfrael  rebelled  againft  the  houfe  of  David 

14. 1 5. Lord  fhall  finite  lfrael,as  a  reed  is  fhaken 
root  up  Ifrael  out  of  this  good  land 
i&and  he  fhall  give  up  Ifrael 

ij.20.whichhe  had  againft  the  cities  oftIfrael 

1 8. 17.  art  thou  he  that  troubleth Ifrael 
1 8.1  have  not  troubled  ifrael 

3  i.faying,Ifiael  fhalbe  thy^ame 
36.faid,Lord  God  of  Abraham,!  faae,  &  Ifra. 

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20. 20.  Syrians  fled,  and  I/rae/purfued  them 
21.7.  now  govcrne  the  kingdomc  of  Ifrael 
2  2.  r  .w  ithout  war  bet w  een  Syria  and  Ifrael 
2  fv?».2.i  2.my  father.my  father ,the  charet  of  ifra. 
5. 1 2.better  then  all  the  watevs  of  Ifrael 
7.13  they  are  as  all  the  multitude  of  ifrael 
10. 28.  thus  Jehu  deftroyed  Baal  out  of  Ifrael 
jo.mall  lit  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 
3  2.Lord  began  to  cut  Ifrael  fiiort 

Hazael  fmote  them  in  all  the  coafts  of//. 
1  j. 4.  he  faw  theoppreflion  oilfrael 
j  .and  the  Lord  gave  Ifrael  a  Saviour 
14.O  my  father ,my  father,the  charet  of  ifra. 
2  2 .  Hazael  oppreffed  I/>'<k/ all  the  dayes  of 
25.  and  recovered  the  cities  of  ifrael 
14. 1 2.  Judah  was  put  to  the  worfe  before  ifrael 
2  5.  he  reftored  the  coaft  of  Ifrael  from  the 
26.Lord  faw  the  affli  ftion  of  Ifrael 
27.  not,that  he  would  blot  out  the  na.  of  if. 
1 5.1 2.thy  fons  (hall  fit  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 

20.  Menahem  exacted  the  money  oilfrael 
1 7 .6.and  carried  Ifrael  away  into  Syria 

ij.walked  in  the  ftatutes  oilfrael 
20.Lord  rejected  all  the  feed  oilfrael 

2 1 .  he  rent  Ifrael  from  the  houfe  of  David 

Jeroboam  drave  Ifrael  horn  following 
2j.untill  the  Lord  removed  Ifrael  out  of 

fo  was  Ifrael  carried  away  out  of 
34-whom  he  named  Ifrael 
2i.8.neither  will  I  make  the  feet  of  iff  a.  move 
2  j.22.dayes  of  the  Judges  that  judged  Ifrael 
27.3s  I  have  removed  Ifrael 
1  t%ff.i.*4.fonsof  Ifaac,Efau  andlfracl 
2.  i.thefe  are  the  fons  oilfrael 

7.  fons  of  Carmi :  Ach.ir/he  troubler  of  Iff. 
5. 1. fons  of  Reuben  "firft-born  oilfrael 

Verfe  3. 
6. 3  8 .  the  fon  of  Levi,the  fon  of  Ifrael 
7. indwelt  the  children  of  Joftph  the  fon  oilf. 
1 1. 10.  word  of  the  Lord  concerning  Ifrael 
ifi.j.he  dealt  to  every  one  of  Ifrael 

1  j.O  yee  feed  oilfrael  his  fervant 
40.which  lie  commanded  Ifrael 

i7.6.fpeak  a  word  to  any  of  the  Judges  of  Ifrael 
19. 10. he  chofe  out  of  nil  the  choice  oilfrael 
i6.were  put  to  the  worfe  before  Ifrael 

1 8.  Syrians  fled  before  Ifrael 

1 9.  put  to  the  worfe  before  Ifrael 

2 1. 1.  provoked  David  to  number  Ifrael 
2.  goe  number  Ifrael  from  Bceriheba,  even 
5. all  they  of  Ifrael  were  a  thoufand  thoufand 
7.therefore  he  fmote  Ifrael 
1 2.deftroying  througho.  all  the  coafts  oilfr. 
14X0  the  Lordfent  peftilence  upon  ifrael 
there  fell  of  Ifrael  kventy  thoufand  men 

2  2 .  1 2. and  give  thee  charge  concerning  Ifrael 
1 3  .charged  Mofes  with,concerning  Ifrael 

26.30.were  officers  among  them  oilfrael 

27.2  3  .would  increafe  Ifrael  like  to  the  ftars 
29. 18.O  Lord  God  of  Abrah.Ifaac,and  ifrael 

2  Cbro.6. io.and  am  fet  on  thethtone oilfrael 

16.O  Lord  God  of  I/W^keep  with  thy  ferv. 
8.7.and  the  Jebu(ites,which  were  not  oilfrael 
9.8.becaufe  thy  God  loved  ifrael,  to  eftabliih 
10. lg.lfracl rebelled  againft  the  houfe  ofDavid 
1 3. 1 7. fell  down  of  Ifrael  5  00000.  chofenmen 

1 5.3  .now  for  a  long  feafon  ifrael  hath  been 
q.fcll  to  him  out  of  ifrael  in  abundance 

1 7. high  plac.  were  not  taken  away  out  oilf. 
16.4.  his  armies  againft  the  cities  oilfrael 
i7-4.and  not  after  the  doings  oilfrael 
19.8. of  the  chiefe  of  the  families  of  ifrael 
20. 10.  whom  thou  wouldeft  not  let  ifr.  invade 

29.Lord  fought  againft  the  enemies  oilfrael 
23.2.and  gath.  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers  oilfrael 
24.9.Mofes  the  fervant  of  God  laid  upon  Ifrael 

2  y.6.mighty  men  of  valour,out  oilfrael 

7.1et  not  the  army  oilfraelgoe  with  thee 
9.which  I  have  given  to  the  army  of  Ifrael 

2  2.  Judah  was  put  to  the  worfe  before  Ifrael 
30.6.tothe  Lord  God  of  Abrah.Ifaac  and  Ifrael 

2  y  .the  congregation  that  came  out  of  Ifrael 
33.8.  any  more  remove  the  iootoilfrael 
34  9. had  gathered  of  all  the  remnant  oilfrael 

3  5. 1 8.  all  Judah  and  Ifrael  that  were  prefent 
E^a  2.J9.whether  they  were  of  Ifr.       Neh.7.61. 


3.1 1 .  mercy  endureth  for  ever  towards  Ifrael 
4. 3 .  reft  of  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers  of  Ifrael 
7.28.  and  I  gathered  out  of  J/rae/ chiefe  men 
8. 1 8 .  the  fon  of  Levi,the  fon  of  Ifrael 
29.before  chiefe  of  the  fathers  oilfrael 

1  o.  1  .there  affembled  to  him  out  oilfrael,  a  very 

io.to  increafe  the  trefpafle  oilfrael 
2  5  .moreover,  of  Ifrael,oi the  fons  of  Parofh 
Ncb.9. 2.  feed  oilfrael feparated  themfelvcs 

1 1. 3. to  wit,  Ifrael,  the  Priefts,  and  the  Levites 

2o.and  the  refidue  of  ifrael,  of  the  Priefts 
1 3. 1 8. bring  more  wrath  upon  Ifrael 
Pfal.14.7.0  that  thefalvation  of  Ifrael  were  come 

Pfal.H-6. 
and  ifrael (hzfoe  glad  Pfal.^.6. 

22.3.  inhabiteft  the  praifes  of  Ifrael 
23  .feare  him,  all  ye  the  feed  of  Ifrael 

2  •}.  2  2-redeeme  Ifrael,  O  God 
68.26.bleffe ye  the  L.from  the  fountainc  oilfr. 

^78. 59.and  greatly  abhorred  Ifrael 
7 1. to  feed  Ifrael  his  inheritance 
80.1.  give  eare,  O Ihepheard  oilfrael 
8 1.1 1.  Ifrael  would  none  of  me 

1 3  .and  Ifrael  had  walked  in  my  wayes 
8  3 .4.name  oilfrael  may  be  no  more  in  remem. 
105.23.  IfraelzMo  came  into  Egypt 
1 14. 1  .when  Ifrael  went  out  of  Egypt 

2.  and  Ifrael  was  his  dominion 
1 1 8 . 2.  let  Ifrael  now  fay,  that  his  mercy 
1 2  i.4.he  that  kcepeth  Ifrael  (hall  neither  flum. 
1 2  2. 4. unto  the  teftimony  of  Ifrael 
1 24.1.WI10  was  on  our  (idc,now  may  Ifrael  fay 

1 2  5. 5. but  peace  (halbe  upon  Ifrael 
i28.6.yea,thou  (halt  fee  peace  upon  Ifrael 

1 29. 1  .me  from  my  youth,may  Ifrael  now  fay 
1 3o.7.1et  i/nrc/hope  in  the  Lord,for  with  the 

P/a.131.3. 
8. he  (hall  redeeme  Ifrael  from  all  his 

1 3  f  .4.and  Ifrael  for  his  peculiar  treafure 

1 3  6. 1 1 .  brought  out  Ifrael  from  among  them 

14.  made'J/rde/topaffethorow  the  midft 
147.2-he  gathereth  together  the  outcafts  oilfr. 
i49.i.let  ifrael  re'pyce  in  him  that  made  him 
Cant.  3  -7.of  the  valiant  men  oilfrael 
Ifai.  1.3  .but  Ifrael  doth  not  know 

24.the  mighty  One  of  Ifrael,  Ah,  I  will  eafe 
4.2.comely  for  them  that  are  efcaped  oilfrael 
8. 14.ro  both  the  houfes  of  Ifrael,  for  a  gin,  and 
9.8 .  and  it  hath  lighted  upon  Ifrael 

12.  devoure  ifrael  with  open  mouth 
10. 17.  light  oilfrael  (halbe  for  a  fire 

2Cthat  the  remnant  of  Ifrael  (hall  no  more 
1 1.1 2.and  (hall  aflemble  the  outcafts  of  Ifrael 
1 4. 1. and  will  notchufe  ifrael 
19.24. inthat  day  (hall  ifraelbe  the  third  with 

25.  and  Ifrael  mine  inheritance 
2y.6.Ifraelih3.U  hloflbme  and  bud 
30.29.  to  the  mighty  One  oilfrael 
4 1 .8. but  thou  Ifrael  art  my  fervant 
4 2. 2  4. who  gave  Ifrael  to  the  robbers 
43.1 5. the  Creator  of  lfrael,yow  King 

2 8. and  have  given  Ifrael  to  reproaches 
44.5.  furname  himfelfe  by  the  name  of  ifrael 
45.4.  and  for  Ifrael  mine  elects  fake 

17.  Ifrael  (halbe  faved  in  the  Lord 

2  j.fliall  the  feed  oilfrael  be  jnftified 
48.1.  which  are  called  by  the  name  oilfrael 
49.  %  .though  Ifrael  be  not  gathered 

6.  to  reftore  the  prefcrved  oilfrael 

7. faith  the  Lord,  the  Redeemer  oilfrael 
$6.8.which  gathered  the  outcafts  oilfrael 
6\.  16.  and  ifrael  acknowledge  us  not 
Jer.  2. 3 .  Ifrael  w  as  holinefle  unto  the  Lord 

14.  is  Ifrael  a.  fervant 
3.6.feen  that  which  back-Aiding  Iff.  hath  done 

8.  wbereby  back-fliding  Ifrael  committed 

1 1.  back-fliding  ifrael  hath  juftified  her  felfe 

1 2.  returne  thou  back-fliding  Ifrael 

23.  the  Lord  our  God  is  the  falvation  oilfr. 
6.9.throughly  gleane  the  remnant  oilfrael 
10. 16. Ifrael  is  the  rod  of  his  inheritance 
14.8.O  the  hope  of  Ifrael,  thefaviour  thereof 
17.13.0  Lord,the  hope  oilfrael,  all  that 
1 S.  1 3  .Virgin  of  Ifrael  hath  done  a  very  horrib. 

2  3  .tf.and  Ifrael  (hall  dwell  fafely 

3  0.4. that  the  Lord  fpake  concerning  Ifrael 


3 1. 1.  God  of  all  the  familiesof //>«#/ 

2.even  ifrael,  when  I  w.nt  to  caufe  him  to 
4.O  Virgine  of  Ifrael,  thou  (halt  againe  be 
7.fave  thy  people,  the  remnant  oilfrael 
io.he  that  fcattered  Ifrael  will  gather  him 
2  i.turne  again,0  Virgin  oilfael 
36.then  the  feed  of  Ifr.  (lull  alfo  ceafe  from 
37.caft  off  all  the  feed  of  Ifrael 

3  3.7.the  captivity  of  ifrael  to  returne 

48.27.  was  not  Ifrael  a  derifion  unto  thee 

49. 1 .  hath  Ifrael  no  fonnes 

2.then  (hall  Ifrael  be  heire  unto  them 

So.  1  j. Ifrael  is  a  (catteted  flieep 

i9.bring  Ifrael  againe  to  his  habitations 
20. iniquity  of  Ifrael  lhalbe  fought  for,and 

%\.%.lfrael  hath  not  been  forfaken 
1 9.lfrael  is  the  rod  of  his  inheritance 
49.Babylon  hath  caufed  the  flaine  of  ifrael  to 
Lam.1.1.  from  heaven  to  the  earth  the  beauty  of  If. 
3.cut  offin  his  fierce  anger  all  the  horn  of  If. 
5.  he  hath  fwallowed  up  Ifrael 
E^.6.1.  fet  thy  face  toward  the  mountaines  oilf. 
3 .  and  fay,  Ye  mountaines  oilfrael,  heare 

9.8.  wilt  thou  deftroy  all  the  relidue  oilfrael 

1 1 . 1  o. judge  you  in  the  border  of  Ifra.  Ver.  1  r . 

1 3 .  make  a  full  end  of  the  remnant  oilfrael 
i3.2.prophe(ie  apinft  the  Prophets  of  Ifrael 

i6.to  wit,the  Prophets  of //rag/  which  proph. 
17.23.  mountaineof  the  height  of  7/?v?f/  will  I 
19.9.  no  more  be  heard  upon  the  mount,  of  Ifr. 
20. 5. in  the  day  when  I  choizifael,  and 

40, in  the  mountaine  of  the  height  oilfrael 
2 1. 25. thou  profane  wicked  Prince  of  Ifrael 
3  3.28.  mountaines  of  Ifrael  (halbe  defolate 
342.  prophefie  againft  the  (hepherds  oilfrael 
woe  be  to  the  (hepherds  of  Ifrael  that 

1 3. feed  them  upon  the  mountaines  oilfrael 

1 4.  high  mountaines  of  Ifrael  (hall  their  fold 

feed  upon  the  mountaines  of  Ifrael 
3  5. 1 2.fpoken  againft  the  mountaines  oilfrael 

3  6. 1 .  prophefie  unto  the  mountaines  oilfrael 

fay,  Ye  mountaines  of  lfrael,htatz  the 
4.therefore  ye  mountaines  of  Ifrael,  heare 
8.  but  ye,  O  mountaines  oilfrael,  ye  (hall 

37.22.upon  the  mountaines  of  Ifrael,  and  one 
28.that  I  the  Lord  doe  fanftifie  Ifrael 

38.8.people  againft  the  mountaines  oilfrael 
1 7. by  my  fervants  the  Prophets  oilfrael 

39. 2.bring  thee  upon  the  mountaines  of  ifrael 
4-thou  (halt  fall  upon  the  mountaines  of  Ifra. 
9.they  that  dwell  in  the  cities  oilfrael  (hall 
17.  a  great  facrifice  on  the  mountaines  oilfr. 

44.10.  when  Ifrael  went  aftray,  which  went 

4  J.i  5.  out  of  the  fat  pafturesof  Ifrael 
Ho/Ii.  y.chat  I  will  break  the  bow  oilfraelin  the 

4. 1  5  .though  thou  Ifrael  play  the  harlot,yet  let 

i6.for  Ifrael  Rideth  back 
5.3.  Ifrael  is  not  hid  from  me 

and  Ifrael  is  defiled  Chap.6. 10. 

J.pride  oilfrael  doth  teftifie  to  his  face 

Chap.  7.10. 
Ifrael  and  Ephraim  fall  in  their  iniquity 
7. 1. when  I  would  have  healed  ifrael,  then  the 
8.2.  Ifrael  (hall  cry  unto  me 

3  .Ifrael  hath  caft  off  the  thing  that  is  good 
8  .Ifrael  is  fwallowed  up 
14.  Ifrael  hath  forgotten  his  Maker 
9. 7.  ifrael  (hall  know  it 

10.I  found  Ifrael  like  grapes  in  the  wildern. 
10. 1 .  Ifrael  is  an  empty  vine 
6.  Ifrael  (halbe  aihamed  of  his  counfell 
8.  fin  oilfrael  (halbe  deftroyed 
1 1. 1.  when  Ifrael  was  a  child,  then  I  loved  him 

8. how  (hall I  deliver  thee,If>ael 
1 2.  n.lfrael  ferved  for  a  wife 

1 3-by  a  Prophet  the  L.brought  Ifraelout  of 
Joel  2.27.  know  that  I  am  in  the  midft  of  Ifrael 

3.2.  and  for  my  heritage  Ifrael 
Arms  1.1.  which  he  faw  concerning  Ifrael 

2.6.  for  three  tranfg.of  Ifrael,  I  will  not  tnrne 
3.i4.vifit  the  tranfgrellion  of  Ifrael  upon  him 
$.2.  the  Virgin  of  Ifraelis  fallen 
7.9.fanc~tuarics  of  Ifrael  (halbe  laid  wafte 

1 1. Ifrael  ihzW  furely  be  led  away  captive 
17.  Ifrael  (hM  furely  goe  into  captivity 

9.7.  have  not  I  brought  up  Ifrael  out  of  the  land 

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Micab  i .  1 3  .tranfgreffions  of  Ifrael  were  found  in 
1 5  .come  unto  Adullam,the  glory  of  Ifrael 
£.  1 2.1  will  furely  gather  the  remnant  of  Ifrael 
5.1.  they  (hall  fmite  the  judge  of  ifrael  with 
Nabum  z. 2.  as  the  excellency  of  ifrael 
Zeph.3  .13.  remnant  of  Ipael  fliall  not  doe  iniquity 
Zeck  1. 1 9.  which  have  fcattered  Judah  and  Ifrael 
1 1.  inbreak  the  brotherhood  betw.Jud.  &  Ifra. 
Mal.i  .5.  will  be  magnified  from  the  border  of  Ifr. 
Mat.  10.2  j .  not  have  gone  over  the  cities  of  Ifrael 
Lu\.  i.$4.he  hath  holpen  his  fervant  Ifrael 
2.2s.waitingfortheconfolationofJ/5vre/ 
24.21.  which  mould  have  redeemed  Ifrael 
John  5.1  o.art  thou  a  mafter  of  Ifrael,  and  knoweft 
Acl.z8.zo.fot  the  hope  of  ifrael  I  am  bound  with 
Rfl7».Q.6.not  all  ifrael  which  are  of  Ifrael 

27.  Efaias  alfo  cryeth,concerning  //we/ 
g  iJ/rae/,which  followed  after  the  law  of 
10.19.but  I  fay,  Did  not  Ifrael  know 
1 1 .7-when  Ifrael  hath  not  obtained  that 
1  Cor.  10.18  .behold  Ifrael  after  the  flefh 
Gal.6. 1 6.and  mercy,  and  upon  the  Ifrael  of  God 
Epbef.z.  1 2.aliens  from  the  common-  wealth  of  If. 
Pbil.3.^.  of  the  ftock  of  lf/ael,of  the  tribe 
4g«'»/J  Jflfrael. 

MMK. zi.i. then  he  fought  againft  Ifrael 

£  3  .he  came  to  Jahaz,  and  fought  againft  If. 
and  went  out  againft  Ifrael 
23.  23.  is  there  any  divination  againft  ifrael 
25.3  .anger  of  the  L.  was  kindled  againft  Ifrael 
32.13.  Lords  anger  was  kindled  againft  Ifrael 
Jojh.S.  14.  went  out  againft  ifrael  to  battell 
1 1.5.  kings  met  to  fight  againft  Ifrael 

£0.fhould  come  againft  Ifrael  in  battell 
£4.9.Balak  arofe,  and  warred  againft  Ifrael 
J/«/g.£.i4.angeroftheLord  was  hot  againft  Ifra. 
Verfe£0.  &Chap.38.io. 
3. 1  £.  ftrengthened  Eglon  againft  Ifrael 
6.2.  hand  of  Midian  prevailed  againfi  ifrael 
1 1.4.  children  of  Ammon  made  war  againft  If. 
j.  the  childr.of  Ammon  made  war  aga.  If  a. 
20.  and  Sihon  fought  againft  Ifrael 
2  5  .did  he  ever  ftrive  againft  Ifrael 
1  5<tt«.4.£.Phil.put  themfelves  in  array  againft  If. 
7.7.  lords  of  the  Philift.  went  up  againft  Ifrael 
10.  Philiftines  drew  neer  to  battell  aga.-J/itf. 
3 1.  i.now  the  Philiftines  fought  againft  Ifrael 
£  Sam.  1 8.6.  went  out  into  the  field  againft  Ifrael 

£4.1.  anger  of  the  Lord  was  kindled  againft  If. 
1  K?».£0.£6.Benhadad  went  up  to  fight  aga.  Ifrael 
£  Kin.  1.1.  then  Moab  rebelled  againft  Ifrael 
3. £7 .was  great  indignation  againft  Ifrael 
6.8.king  of  Syria  warred  againft  ifrael 
i3-3.anger  of  the  L.  was  kindled  againft  Ifrael 
i7.i3.yetthe  Lord  teftified  againft  Ifrael 

1  Cbro.  1  o.  1.  now  the  Philiftines  fought  aga.  Ifrael 

£i.i.  and  Satan  flood  up  againft  ifrael 
£  7.24.  there  fell  wrath  tor  it  againft  Ifrael 

2  Cfow.n.i.were  warriours,  to  fight  againft  Ifrael 

28.13.  there  is  fierce  wrath  againft  Ifrael 
Pfal.jS.z  i.anger  alfo  came  up  againft  Ifrael 
Jrei\36'.2.ifpoken  unto  thee  againft  Ifrael 
Amos.7. i6-thon  fayeftjProphefie  not  againft  Ifra. 
Rom.i  i.2.maketh  interceffion  to  God  againft  Ifr. 

AUJixztl. 
Exod.i$.z<;  .Mofes  chofe  able  men  out  of  all  Ifrael 
Num.16.34.  aWlf/ael  that  were  round  about  them 
©e«f:i.i. which  Mofes  fpake  unto  all  Ifrael 
5.1.  and  Mofes  called  all  Ifrael 
11.6.  in  the  midft  of  all  Ifrael 
1 3 . 1 1  .all  Ifrael  fhall  heare  and  feare 

Chap.2i.£i. 
,  i8.6.from  any  of  thy  gates  out  of  all  Ifrael 
£7.9.Mofes,  Priefts  and  Levites  fpake  to  all  Ifr. 
£9-£.Mofes  called  unto  all  Ifrael 
3 1 .1.  Mofes  fpake  thefe  words  unto  all  Ifrael 
7.faid  unto  him  in  the  fight  of  all  Ifrael 
1 1 .  when  all  Ifrael  is  come  to  appear  before 
read  this  law  before  all  Ifrael 
3  £.4  ? .  of  fpeaking  all  thefe  words  to  all  Ifrael 
34.i£.which  Mof.  fhewed  in  the  fight  of  all  If. 
Jofb.1.7.10  magnifie  thee  in  the  fight  of  all  Ifrael 
4-  ^magnified  Jofhua  in  the  fight  of  all  Ifrael 
7. £4.  Jofhua  and  all  Ifrael  with  him  tooke 

£f  .all  Ifraelfioned  him  with  ftones 
8. 1  j. Jofhua  and  all  Ifrael  made  as  if  they  were 


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2 1  .when  Jofhua  and  all  ifrael  faw  that  the 
33.alll/rae/,and  their  Elders  ftood  on  this 

10. 1 f.Joihua  returned,and  all  Ifrael  with  him 
Chap. 38.  43. 
29. Jofhua  paffed  from  Makked.  &  all  Ifrael 
3  ijofhua  paffed  from  Libnah,  and  all  Ifrael 
34.J0fh.ua  paffed  unto  £glon,and  all  Ifrael 
3  6.  Jofhua  went  up  from  Eglon,  and  all  Ifr. 

23.2.  Jofhua  called  for  all  Ifrael 
Judg.S.zy.zW  Ifrael  went  thither  a  whoring  after 

20.34.Gibeah  loooo.chofert  men  out  of  all  // 

1  Sd»z.2.2i.heard  all  that  his fons  did  to  all  Ifrael 

3.20.  all  Ifraelknew  that  Samuel  was  eftablifh. 
4.1.  word  of  Samuel  came  to  all  Ifrael 

5. all  Ifrael  fhouted  with  a  great  fhout 
7 . 5 .Samuel  faid,  Gather  all  Ifrael  to  Mizpeh 

1 1.2.  lay  it  for  a  reproach  upon  all  Ifrael 

1 2.1.  Samuel  faid  unto  all  I  fa.  Behold,  I  have 
13.4.  all  Ifrael  heard  fay  that  Saul  had  fmitten 
14.40.then  faid  he  unto  all  Ifraelfie  ye  on  our 
1 7. 1 1. when  Saul  and  all  J/ra.heard  thofe  words 

18.16.  all  lfraelznd  Judah  loved  David 
19.$.  L.  wrought  a  great  falvation  for  all  ifrael 
24.2.Saul  took  30oo.chofen  men  out  of  all  If. 

28.3.  and  all  Ifraelhzd  lamented  Samuel 
4.  and  Saul  gathered  all  ifrael  together 

2  Sam- 2.9. made  Ifhbofheth  king  over  all  ifrael 

3 . 1 2.  to  bring  about  all  Ifrael  unto  thee 
£  1  .gather  all  ifrael  unto  my  lord  the  king 
37.and  all  Ifrael  underftood  that  day  that  it 

j.  j. in  Jeruf.he  reigned  3 3. years  over  all  Ifrael 

8 . 1  j  .and  David  reigned  over  all  T/7  ael 
1 0.1 7. he  gathered  all  ifrael  together 

1 1. 1.  David  fent  all  Ifrael,  and  they  deftroyed 
12.1 2.I  will  doe  this  thing  before  all  Ifrael 
14.25.in  all  Ifrael  there  was  none  to  be  fo  much 
if  .6. on  this  manner  did  Abfalom  to  all  Ifrael 
16.21  .all  Ifrael  fhall  hear  that  thou  art  abhorred 
17. 10.  all  Ifra.  knoweth  that  thy  father  is  a  val. 
1 1.  that  all  Ifraelbe  generally  gathered  Onto 
13.  all  Ifraelbring  ropes  to  that  city,  and 

1 8. 1 7.  all  Ifrael fled,every  one  to  his  tent 
19. 1 1  .feeing  the  fpeech  of  all  Ifrael  is  come  to 

1  Kjn.i.zo.  eies  of  all  ifrael  ire  upon  thee 
£. 1  j.  that  all  IfraelCzt  their  faces  on  me 

3.2  8. all  Ifrael  heard  of  the  judgement  which 
4. 1  .king  Solomon  was  king  over  all  Ifrael 

7.  Solomon  had  twelve  officers  over  all  Ifrael 
5.1 3»raifed  a  levieout  of  all  ifrael 

3.6 2.  king,  and  all  ifrael  with  him,  offered 
6y.aH  Ifrae/whh  him,  a  great  congregation 

1  i.i6.did  Joab  remaine  there  with  all  Ifrael 
42. that  Solomon  reigned  in  Jeruf.over  all  if 

i£.i.for  all  J/ivre/werecometoShechem  to 
i6.when  all  Ifrael  faw  that  the  king  hearkned 
i8.all  J/ftK/ftonedhim  with  ftones 
£0.when  all  Ifrael  heard  that  Jeroboam  was 
made  Jeroboam  king  over  all  Ifrael 

14. 15.aU  Ifrael  fhall  mourne  for  him 
1 8  .and  all  Ifrael  mourned  for  him 

1  J.  27. all  Ifrael  laid  fiege  to  Gibbethon 
3  3  .began  Baafha  to  reigne  over  all  Ifrael 

16.16.  all  ifrael  made  Orrui  king  over  Ifrael 
17.  and  all  ifrael  with  him,  and  they  befieged 

18.19.and  gather  to  me  all  Ifrael 
£2.i  7.I  faw  all  ifrael  fcattered  upon  the  hills 
1  Kjn.i.6.Kin<>  Jehoram  numbred all  Ifrael 
9. 14.  Joram  had  kept  Ra.Gil.he  and  all  Ifrael 
10.2 1 .  Jehu  fent  through  all  Ifrael,  and  all 
1  Chro.9. 1  .fo  all  Ifrael  were  reckoned  by  genealog. 
1 1 . 1  .then  all  Ifrael  gathered  themfelves  to 
4.David  and  all  Ifrael  went  to  Jcrufalem 
10.  with  all  If /ael,  to  make  him  king 
i3.j-fo  David  gathered  all  Ifrael  together 
6. David  went  up,and  all  Ifrael  to  Baalah 

8.  David  and  all  Ifrael  played  before  God 

1 j^.David  gathered  all  Ifrael  together  to  Jer. 
£8.th'jsalli'/ra'/brought  up  the  Ark  of  the 
17.6.  whei  „foever  I  have  walked  with  all  Ifrael 
18.14.  fo  David  reigned  over  all  Ifrael 

1 9. 1 7.  David  gathered  all  lfrael,znd  he  paffed 
£  1 .4. Joab  departed, and  went  throughout  all  If 
28,8. now  therefore  in  the  light  of  all  Ifrael,  the 
£9.£  i.facrificei  «n  abundance  for  all  Ifrael 

£3-and  all  Ifrael  obeyed  Solomon 
■  -^-.magnified  Solomon  in  thp  fight  of  all  ifr- 
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26.  thus  David  reigned  over  all  ifrael 
2  Cbro.  1.2.  then  Solomon  fpake  unto  all  ifrael 

and  to  evety  governour  in  all  ifrael 
7.6.  before  them,and  all  Ifrael  ftood 

8.andalli/rae/was  with  him 
9.50.  Solomon  reigned  over  all  Ifrael  forty  yea. 
io.3.all  Ifraelczme,  and  fpake  to  Rchoboam 
1 6. when  all  Ifrael Taw  that  the  king  would 
fo  all  if  'ael  went  to  their  tents 
1 1. 3. to  all  Ifrael  in  Judah  and  Benjamin/aying 
1  3.  Priefts  and  Levites  that  were  in  all  ifrael 
1 2.i.forfook  the  law  of  the  Lord,  and  all  Ifrael 

1 3 .4.  hear  me  thou  Jeroboam,  and  ail  Ifrael 

1 5.  God  fmote  Jeroboam  and  all  Ifrael  befo. 
1 8.16. 1  did  fee  all  jT/hzc/icattered  upon  the 

24. 5.  and  gather  of  all  Ifrael  money  to  repaire 
28.13  .rume  of  him,  and  of  all  Ifrael 
29.24.  to  make  an  atonement  for  all  Ifrael 

fin  offering  fhou'd  be  made  for  all  Ifrael 

30.1.  and  Htzekiah  fent  to  all  Ifraeland  Judah 

5. to  make  proclamation  throughout  all  Ifra. 

6.pofts  went  with  the  letters  thiough.  all  Ifr. 

3  1  •  1  .all  If  ael  that  were  prefent,went  out  to  the 

3  5.3.  faid  unto  the  Lev.th3t  taught  all  Ifrael 

E^ra  2.70.and  all  Ifrael  dwelt  in  their  cities 

Nehem.j.y^. 
6. 1 7. for  a  fin  offering  for  all  Ifrael 
8. 2 f. all  J/we/ there  prefent,  had  offered 

3  ?.  twelve  bullocks  for  ail  Ifrael 

10.  j.and  all  Ifrael  to  fweare,  that  they  fhould 
Nebem.  1 2.47.  all  Ifrael  in  the  dayes  of  Zerabbabel 

1 3. 26. God  made  him  king  over  all  Ifrael 
Dan.9.7.  and  unto  all  Ifrael  that  are  neere 
1  i.yea,all  Ifrael  hive  tranfgreffed  thy 
Mal.^.^.  for  all  Ifrae/}v/kh  the  ftatutes  and  judg. 
Rom.a.6.not  all  Ifrael  which  are  of  Ifrael 
1 1.26.  fo  all  Ifrael  fhalbe  faved 

Children  of  "QUad.  See  C|)tltyen. 
Camp  of  $ttael, 
Exod.  14.  tg.went  before  the  camp  of  Ifrael,  remo. 
20.  thecampoftheEgypt.&  the  camp  of  If. 
/o/&.6.i8.makethe  camp  of  Ifraels,  curfe 

23.  left  them  without  the;  camp  of  Ifrael 

2  Sam.  1 . 3  .out  of  the  camp  of  Ifrael  am  I  efcaped 

2  Kis.3.24.when  they  came  to  the  camp  of  Ifrael 

Congrcgationof$ltael.  See  Congregation. 

31frael  joyned  with  Elders.  See <SJlOer#« 

Fwjftael. 

Exod.  1 8. 1  .God  had  done  for  ifrael  his  people 

8  .and  to  the  Egyptians  for  Ifraels  fike 
Jofb.  10. 1 4.  for  the  Lord  fought  for  ifrael 

4  £.Lord  God  of  Ifrael  fought  for  Ifrael 
24. 3  1  .Lord,  that  he  had  done  for  Ifrael 

Judg.z-j.  works  of  the  Lord,  that  he  did  for  Ifrael 
10.  works  which  he  had  done  for  Ifrael 

6.4.  and  left  no  fuften3nce  for  ifrael 
1  Sam.j.g.  Samuel  cryed  unto  the  Lord  for  ifrael 

17.2 1. for  Ifraeland  the  Philift.had  put  the  bat. 

30.  if.  and  an  ordinance  for  Ifrael  unto  this  day 

1  Kjn.%.66.anc\  done  for  Ifrael  his  people 

2  Kjn.  1 4. 26.  nor  any  helper  for  Ifrael 

2 8. which  belonged  to  Judah,  for  Ifrael 
1  C%o.iS.49.to  make  an  atonement  for  Ifrael     . 

22. 1.  altar  of  the  burnt  offering  for  Ifrael 
Neb.  10. 3  3 .  fin  offering,  to  make  an  atonem.  for  if. 
Vfal.8 1. 4. for  this  was  a  ftatute  for  Ifrael 
1 fa.  46.  r  3.  falvation  in  Sion,  for  ifrael  my  glory 
Zecb.  1 2.  i.  burden  of  the  word  of  the  Lord  for  Ifr. 
Rom.  1  o.  1 .  my  prayer  to  God  fot  Ifrael  is 

From  JfraeJ. 
Exod.  1 1. 1  ? .  fhalbe  cut  offfiom  Ifrael 
Num.  1 9. 1 3 .  that  foule  fhalbe  cut  off  from  Ifrael 

£$.4-may  be  turned  away  from  Ifrael 
Deut.  1 7. 1 2.put  a  way  the  evill  from  Ifrael 

Chap.  ££.  2£. 
fojh.zo.13.  and  put  awav evill  from  Ifrael 

zi.6.  one  tribe  cut  off  from  Ifrael this  day 

1  Sam.^.zi.  the  glory  is  departed  from  Ifrael 

Verfe££. 
7.  I4.which  the  Philiftines  had  taken  from  Ifr. 
1 7.26.  and  taketh  away  the  reproach  from  Ifra. 

2  Sam.z^.zj. plague  was  ftayed  from  Ifrael 
Nebem.13.l-  feparated  from  IfraehW  the  mixed 
7/3.9.14.  Lord  will  cut  off  from  Ifraelhead  and 
Ho/.8.6.for  from  If.wzs  it  alfo,the  workman  made 

Gflrfo/3!fraei.See*®xitj. 

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Holy  One  o/"31frael,  See  IjjOip. 
Houfe  ofJ.fta.tl,  See  J&ottfe. 
lnj^lxaxl. 
Gen.  J4.7.he  had  wrought  folly  in  Ifrael 

49.7.2nd  fcatter  them  in  Ifrael 
Levit.zo.z.of the llrangers  that  fojourn  in  ifrael 

21.18.orof  theftrangers  in  Ifrael  that  will 
Num.  i.j.  jble  to  go  forth  to  war  in  Ifrael 

Verfe  45. 
1 6.  heads  of  thou  fands  in  Ifrael 
j.i  j.hallowed  unto  me  all  the  firft-born  in  If. 
1 8. 1 4. every  devoted  thing  in  iCra.th^Xbe  thine 
2 1  .all  the  tenth  in  ifrael  for  an  inheritance 
2  j. 2 1. neither  feen  perverfnefle  in  Ifrael 
26.2.that  are  able  to  go  to  war  in  Ifrael 
Vent.  1 7.4.  fuch  abomination  is  wrought  in  Ifrael 
22.2  i.becaufe  (he  hath  wrought  folly  in  Ifrael 
2  J. 7.  raife  up  unto  his  brother  a  name  in  Ifrael 

I  o.his  name  ihalbe  called  in  ifra.Tht  houfe 
241  o.arofe  not  a  proph.fince  in  IfraMkt  unto 

Jof.6. 2  5. and  the  dwelleth  in  Ifrael 

7. 1  f.he  hath  wrought  folly  in  Ifrael 
Judg. 5,7 .they  ceafed  in  J/>«f/,untill  that  I 

that  I  arofe  a  mother  in  Ifrael 
8.or  fpear  feen  among  40ooo.in  Ifrael 

I I  .toward  the  inhabit.of  his  villages  in  ifr. 
1 1 . 2  ^.it  was  a  cuftome  in  Ifrael 

i7.6.in  thofe  daies  there  was  no  king  in  Ifrael 
Chap.i8.i.&  21. if. 
1 8. 1 9  .or  that  t  hou  be  a  family  in  ifrael 
19-i.when  there  was  no  king  in  Ifrael 
2b.6.rhey  have  committed  folly  in  Ifrael 

10. folly  that  they  have  wrought  in  Ifrael 
21. 2. why  is  this  come  to  pane  inlfrael 

one  tribe  lacking  in  Ifrael 
Ruth  4-7.the  manner  in  former  time  in  ifrael 

this  was  a  teftimony  in  Ifrael 
14. that  his  name  may  be  famous  in  Ifrael 

1  Sam.  2.1  i.behold,I  will  do  a  thing  in  Ifrael 

9.9.before  time  in  Ifrael  when  a  man  went 
1 1 . 1 2  .hath  wrought  falvation  in  ifrael 
14.4  5. wrought  this  great  falvation  in  Ifrael 
17.2?  .make  his  fathers  houfe  free  in  Ifrael 

46.know  that  there  isa  God  in  Ifrael 
1 8. 1 8. what  is  my  fathers  family  in  Ifra.thv:  I 
26.1  y. who  is  like  to  thee  in  ifrael 

2  Sam.  j.  2  8. a  great  man  fallen  this  day  in  Ifrael 

5.2.1eddeft  out,and  broughteft  in  Ifrael 

1  Chro.  1 1.2. 
1 3 . 1 2.no  fuch  thing  ought  to  be  done  in  Ifrael 
1 2. thou  (halt  be  as  one  of  the  fooles  in  ifra. 
I9.2i.anymanbeput  to  death  this  day  in  Ifra. 
20. 1 9.I  am  one  of  them  that  are  faithfull  in  if. 
feekeft  to  deftroy  a  mother  inlfrael 
2 1 .4.thou  kill  any  man  in  Ifrael 
24. 9. there  were  in  J/Jae/Sooooo.valiant  men 
1  V^n.  1 4. 1  c. him  that  is  (hut  up,and  left  in  Ifrael 
Chap.2i.2i.&  2^.9.8. 
18. 36".  that  thou  art  God  in  ifrael 
19.18.leF1  me7000.in//?<z£/,allthe  knees 
z  Kin.  1 .  j  .becaufe  there  is  not  a  God  in  Ifrael 

Chapt.6.16. 
5. 8. know  that  there  isa  prophet  in  Ifrael 
1  <.no  God  in  all  theearth,but  in  Ifrael 
6. 1 2.Eli(ha  the  prophet  that  is  in  Ifrael,tt\\ 
1  Chro.  1 2. 40 .for  there  was  joy  in  Ifrael 

2  9. 2  5. not  been  on  any  king  before  him  in  Ifra. 
z  Chro. 7.  1 8. not  faile  thee  a  man  to  be  ruler  in  Ifr. 

24. 1 6. becaufe  he  had  done  good  in  ifrael 

3  3. 2i. and  for  them  that  are  left  in  Ifrael 

33.  made  all  that  were  prefent  in  Ifr.to  ferve 

35.1  S.no  paflover  1  ike  to  that  kept  in  Ifrael 

z  <y.  made  them  an  ordinance  in  ifrael 

E.%r.j.  io.to  teach  in  ifrael  Q.amtzs  and  judgments 

10.2.  yet  now  there  is  hope  in  7/Fvz.concerning 
Vfd.76.  1  .his  name  is  great  in  Ifrael 

7  8.5«and  appointed  a  law  in  Ifrael 
Ifa.8.i$.  and  for  wonders  in  ifrael 

44.23. and  glorified  himfelfe  in  Ifrael 
Jet. 29. 1 3. have  committed  villany  in  Ifrael 

32.2c.fet  fignes  and  wonders  inlfrael 
Eocel(.  1 2. 2  3  .no  more  ufe  it  as  a  proverb  in  Ifrael 

1 4. 7. or  of  the  ftranger  that  fojourneth  in  Ifrael 

18.3. to  ufe  this  proverb  in  Ifrael 
1      39.7.thatIamtheholyOnein  J/w/ 

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44.28.givethemnopoffefiionin  ifrael 

29.every  dedicated  thing  in  J/hz.lhalbe  theirs 
4  5 . 8  .in  the  land  ihalbe  his  pofleflion  in  Ifrael 
1 6. give  this  oblation  for  the  prince  in  ifrael 
Hof.ij.i.he  exalted  himfelfe  in  Ifrael 
Mk.% ,2.that  is  to  be  ruled  in  Ifrael 
Mal.z.i  1  .an  abomination  is  committed  in  ifrael 
Mat. 8.  io.fo  great  faith ;  no,not  in  Ifrael 

Lu\e  7.9. 
9.3  3. it  was  never  fo  feen  in  Ifrael 
I«^.2.34>and  rifing  again  of  many  in  Ifrael 
4.2?.tri3ny  widowes  were  in  Ifrael'm  the 
27,many  lepers  were  in  Ifrael  in  the 
King  o/Jfrad,  See  &fng. 
Kjngs  ofjttazl,  See  Kings, 
Land  of  Jihad. 

1  Sam.i 3. 19.no  fmith  found  thro.all  the  la.of  Ifr. 

2  Kin.  j .  2.brought  away  captive  out  of  the  la.of  If. 

4.thus  faid  the  maid  that  is  of  the  land  of  Ifr. 
6. 2 3. bands  of  Syr.came  no  more  into  the  hot  I. 

1  Chro.  1 3 . 2.that  are  left  in  all  the  land  of  Ifrael 

22. 2. the  flrangers  that  were  in  the  land  of  Ifr. 

2  Chro.  2. 1 7. all  the  ftrang.  that  were  in  the  la.of/. 

3 0. 2  y .flrangers  that  cameout  ofthe  land  of  If 
34. 7. all  the  idols  thorowout  all  the  land  of  If. 

£^^.7.2.  thus  faith  the  L.God  unto  the  la.of  Ifr. 
1 1. 17.I  will  give  you  the  land  of  Ifrael 
12.19.thus  faith  the  L.God  of  the  land  of  Ifra. 
2 1.  proverb  that  ye  have  in  the  land  of  Ifrael 
1 3.9.  neith.  (hall  they  enter  into  the  land  of  If. 
18.2.  ufe  this  proverb  concerning  the  land  of  If. 

20.3  8.  they  (hall  not  enter  into  the  land  of  Ifr. 
42. when  I  (hall  bring  you  into  the  la.  of  Ifr. 

2  i.2.prophefie  againft  the  land  of  ifrael 

3.  fay  to  the  land  of  Ifr.  Thus  faith  the  Lord 

2  j.  3.  againft  the  land  of  Ifr.  when  it  was  defo. 

6.  with  all  thy  defpight  againft  the  la.of  Ifr. 
27. 17.  Judah  and  the  land  of  Ifr.  they  were  thy 

3  3 .  24.inhabite  thofe  waftes  of  the  land  of  Ifra. 
3  6.6.  prophefie  concerning  the  land  of  Ifrael 

3  7. 1  j  .and  bring  you  into  the  land  of  Ifrael 
3  8.  i8.when  Gog  (hall  come  againft  the  l.of  If. 
.  19.3  great  making  in  the  land  of  Ifrael 
40.2.  virions  of  God  bro.  he  me  into  the  l.of  If. 
47. 1 8  .eaftfide  ye  (hall  meafure  from  the  l.of  If. 
Mat.z.zo.goe  into  the  l.of  lfrael,for  they  are  dead 
2 1 .  and  came  into  the  Ian  d  of  Ifrael 
Madejihatlfinne. 
1 2$ȣ.i4.i6.whodid  (inland  who  made  Ifr.fin 
15.26. wherewith heemzde  Ifrael to  finne 

Verfe  34. 

30.  which  he  made  ifrael  to  (in  by  his  provo. 
\6.  2.made  my  people  Ifrael  to  fin 

1 3  .by  which  they  made  Ifrael  to  fin 
i9-in  his  fin  which  he  did  to  make  ifrael  fin 
26\wherewith  he  made  ifrael  to  fin 
2 1. 2 2. provoke  me  to  anger,and  made  Ifr.to  fin 
22.52.mthe  way  of  Jerob.  who  madeZ/?-.to  fin 
2  I(itfg-3.3.which  made  Ifr.to  fin  ;  he  departed  not 
10. 29. who  made  Ifr.  to  fin ;  Jehu  departed  not 

3 1.  fins  of  Jeroboam  who  made  Ifrael  to  fin 
1 3.2.fol.the  fins  of  Jero.  who  made  Ifr.  to  fin 

6.of  the  houfe  of  Jero.  who  made  Ifr.to  fin 
1 1  .who  made  Ifrael  to  fin,  but  he  walked 
14.24.from  all  the  fins  of  Jero.who  made  ifSxn 
1  5.9.  from  the  fins  of  Jero.  who  made  Iftael  fin 
Verfe  18.  Chap.  24.28. 
23.15 . Jero.which  made  ifr.to  fin,  had  made 
MenofJitiaA. 
Deut.z7.14.  fay  unto  all  the  men  of  ifrael  with 

29.1  o.  and  your  officers,with  all  the  men  of  If. 
fofh.Q.6.  faid  to  the  men  of  Ifrael,  We  be  come 
7-men  of  Ifrael  faid  unto  the  Hivites,  Perad. 
ic.  24.  Jofliuah  called  for  all  the  men  of  Ifrael 
/Wg-7.2j.  men  of  ifrael  gathered  themfelves  tog. 
8. 22.  menof  ifrael  faid  unto  Gideon,  Rule 
9.5  5  .when  the  men  oflf.  faw  that  Abim.  was 
20.1 1.  fo  all  the  menof  Ifr.  were  gathered  againft 
i7.men  of  Ifraelbtfide  Benjamin  were  num. 
2o.men  of  Ifrael  went  out  to  battell 

men  of  Ifrael  put  themfelves  in  array 
22.peo.  the  men  of  Ifrael  encouraged  themf. 
3 1. in  the  field  about  thirty  men  of  ifrael 
3  3  .all  the  men  of  ifrael  rofe  up  our  of 
36".men  of  Ifrael  gave  place  to  the  Benjam. 
3  8. an  appointed  fign  between  the  men  oflf. 


I  S  R       I  S  R 

3  9.men  of  lfml  retired  in  the  battell,  Benj. 
-  began  to  fmite  and  kill  ofthe  men  of "if/. 
4j.when  the  men  of  Ifrael  turned  againe 
42.turned  their  backs  before  the  men  of  Ifra. 
48.  men  of  Ifrael  turned  againe  upon  the 

21. 1.  men  of ifraelhad  fworn  inMizpdi 

1  Sam.7.1  i.men  of  Ifrael  went  out  of  Mizpeh 

8.2  2.Samuel  laid  unto  the  men  of  Ifr.  Goe  yee 
1  i.i  j.Saul*,and  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  te joy  ced 
i3.6.when  the  men  of  Ifrael  faw  that  they 
14.22.all  the  men  of  Ifrael  which  had  hid 

24.  men  of  Ifrael  were  diftrefled 

17.2.  Saul  and  the  men  of  Ifrael  were  gathered 
1 9-all  the  men  of  Ifrael  were  in  the  valley 
24.aH  the  men  of  Ifrael  when  they  faw  the 
2?.men  of  Ifrael  faid,  Have  yee  feen  this 
52.mcn  of  Ifrael  and  of  Jtidah  arofe,and 

26.2.three  thoufand  chofen  men  of  //.with  him 
3 1  .i.men  of  Ifrael  fled  from  before  the  Philift. 
7. when  the  men  of 'Ifrael  that  were  on  the 
faw  that  the  men  of  Ifrael  fled,  and  that 
z.Sam.  z.  1 7 .  Abner  was  beaten,and  the  men  of  if,: 
6.1.  gather  together  all  the  chofen  men  of  Ifrael 
10.9.  he  chofe  of  all  the  choice  men  of  Ifrael 
1  j.6.Abfalom  ftole  tne  hearts  ofthe  men  of  If. 
13.  hearts  ofthe  men  of  Ifrael  are  after  Abf. 
16. 1 5>Abfalom  and  the  men  of  ifrael  came  to 
18.  whom  all  the  men  of/jWchufchis  will 
17.14.  Abfalom  and  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  faid 

24.and  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  with  him 
1 9.4 1  .all  the  men  of  Ifrael  came  to  the  King 
42. men  of  Judah  anfwered  the  men  of  Ifrael 
43. men  of  i/ide/ anfwered  the  men  of  Judah 
were  fiercer  then  the  words  of  the  men  of  7/ 
23.9  and  the  men  of  Ifrael  were  gone  away 
1  King.S.zM  the  men  of  7/r.aflemb.  2  Chron.  5.3. 

1  Chron.10. 1  .men  of  Ifrael  fled  from  before  the' 

7.when  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  that  were 
Pfal.y8.1z.  fmote  downe  the  chofen  men  of  Ifrael 
Ifai.41.14..  feare  nor,yee  men  of  Ifrael 
Atl.z.zz.yte  men  of  Ifrael,heaxe  thefe  words 
3 . 1 2.  yee  men  of  Ifroel,why  marvell  ye 

5.3  f .  ye  men  of  lfioel,take  heed  to  yourfelves 
1 3.i6.faid,  Men  of  Ifrael,  give  audience 

2 1.28,  crying  out,  Men  of  Ifrael,hdp 
0  Jfrath 
Exod.i  2.4.  thefe  be  thy  gods,  O  ifrael     Verfe  8 . 
Numb.i4.<;.  how  goodly  arethy  tabernacles,07/; 
Dent. 4.  1.  now  therefore  hearken,  O  ifrael 

5 -i. heare,  Q  Ifrael,  the  ftatutes  and  judgemen. 

6.3 .  heare  therefore,  O  ifrael 
4.  heare,  O  Ifrael,  the  Lord  our  God  is  one 

9. 1.  heare,  O  ifrael,  thou  art  to  pafle 

2o.3.(hall  fay  unto  them,  Heare,  O  ifrael 

27.9.  take  heed  and  hearken,  O  Ifrael 
3  3.  29.  happy  art  thou,  O  Ifrael 

Jofh.7.  1 3.  thing  in  the  midft  of  thee,  O  Ifrael 

2  Sam.zo.i.  every  man  to  his  tents,  O  Ifrael 

2  Chron.  10. 16. 
1  Kjng.n.i6.  to  your  tents,  O  Ifrael 

28.  behold  thy  gods,  O  Ifrael 
Pfal.50.7.  and  I  will  fpeake,  O  Ifrael 

8  i.8.and  I  will  teftifie  unto  thee,0  Ifrael 
1 1 5.9.  C»//iVff/truft  thou  in  the  Lord 
Ifai.40.z7.  and  fpeakeft,  O  Ifrael,  my  way  is  hid 
43.1.  and  be  that  formed  thee,  O  Ifrael}  Feare 

2  2.  been  weary  of  me,  O  Ifrael 
44.1.  now  heare,  O  Ifrael,  whom  I  have  chofen  1 
2 1 .  remember  thefe,0  Jacob  and  Ifrael 
thou  art  my  fervant,0  Ifrael,  thou  (halt 
Chapt.49.  3. 
48.1 2.hearken  to  me.O  Jacob,&  Ifr.  my  called 
fer.4.i.i£ thou  wilt  return,  O  Ifrael,  return 

30.10.  neither  be  difmayed,  O  Ifrael,  for  loe 

Chapt.46.  27.  . 
E"Ke\.  1 3.4.O  lfrael,thy  prophets  are  like  the  foxes 
Hof.o.  i.rejoyce  not,0  Ifrael,  for  joy  as  other  peo. 
10.9.O  Ifrael,  thou  haft  finned  from  the  dayes 
1 3  -q.  O  Ifrael,  thou  haft  deftroyed  thy  felfe 
1 4. 1 . 0  Ifrael,  return  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 
Amos  4. 1 2.  prepare  to  meet  thy  God,  O  ifrael 
Zeph.1.14.  (hout,  O  Ifrael,  be  glad  and  rejoyce 
Marty  1 2. 29.is,Heare  O  ifrael,  the  Lord  our  God 

Over  JIftael. 

/«rfj.9.22.Abim.had  reigned  three  years  over  Ifr. 

14-4.  Philiftines  had  dominion  over  Ifrael 

iSam.S.  1. 


I  S  R        I  S  R 

1  Sam.X.  i. made  his  fons  Judges  over  lfrael 

i  j. i. when  he  had  reigned  two  years  over  lfrael 
14.47.fo  Saul  took  the  kingdom  over  lfrael 
1  j.  1. to  be  king  over  his  people,  over  lfrael 
17.  Lord  anointed  thee  king  over  lfrael 
z6.reje<3ed  thee  from  being  king  over  lfrael 
3  ?.had  made  Saul  king  over  lfrael 
1 6. 1. rejected  him  from  reigning  over  lfrael 
13.17.  thou  malt  be  king  over  lfrael 
z  *  1  o.appointed  thee  ruler  over  lfrael 

2  Sam.z.  io.when  he  began  to  reigne  over  lfrael 

j.io.to  fetup  the  throne  of  David  ova.  lfrael 
y.z.thou  flialt  be  a  captaine  over  lfrael 
3. they  anointed  David  king  over  lfrael 


I  S  R 


I  S  R 


I  S  R 


I  S  R 


1  Chron.  1 1 , 
1  2.  had  eftsbliflied  him  king  over  lfrael 


1 7.had  anointed  David  king  over  lfrael 
6. 2 1 .  to  appoint  me  ruler  over  lfrael 
7.8.to  be  ruler  over  my  people,  over  lfrael 

26".Lord  of  hofts  is  the  God  over  lfrael 
1  z.j.  I  anointed  thee  king  over  lfrael 
19.12.1  am  this  day  king  over  lfrael 

1  Kin.  1.34.  anoint  him  there  king  over  lfrael 

3  5  .appointed  him  to  be  ruler  over  lfrael 
2. 1 1.  dayes  that  David  reigned  over  lfrael 
6. 1  .in  the  fourth  year  of  Solomons  reig.over  If. 
1  i.37<and  flialt  be  king  over  lfrael 
1 4. 1 4-Lord  fliall  raife  him  up  a  king  over  lfrael 
1 5.2  j .began  to  reigne  over  lfrael 

and  reigned  over  lfrael  two  years 
i6.8.began  Elah  to  reigne  over  lfrael 
i6.made  Omri  king  over  lfrael  that  day 
23.  began  Omri  to  reigne  over  lfrael 
29. began  Ahab  to  reigne  over  lfrael 
Ahab  reigned  over  Ifr.in  Samaria  2  2.years 
1 9. 1 6. Jehu  (halt  thou  anoint  to  be  king  ov.Ifr. 
22.5  i.Ahaziahbegan  to  reigne  over  lfrael 

and  reigned  two  years  ovetlfael 

2  Kin.  3 . 1  .now  Jehoram  began  to  reigne  over  Ifra. 

9.3 . 1  have  anointed  thee  king  over  lfrael 

Ver.6, 1 1. 
10.36.  time  that  Jehu  reig.over  Ifr.  in  Samaria 
13.1  o.began  Jehoafh  to  reig.  over  Ifr.in  Sama. 
1  j. 8  .did  Zach.  reigne  over  lfrael  fix  moneths 
i7.beganMenahem  to  reigne  over  lfrael 
'  23  .fiftieth  year  of  Az.Pek.beg.to  reig.ov.Z/r. 
27.Pekah  began  to  reign  over  lfrael 
1 7. 1 .  began  Hofhea  to  reig.in  Samaria  over  Ifr. 

1  Chron.  1 2. 3  8  .to  make  David  king  over  lfrael 

i4.i.confirmed  him  king  over  lfrael 
8. David  was  anointed  king  over  lfrael 

22.io.eftab.thethrone  of  his  kingdome  ov.lf. 
2 3. J.  made  Solomon  his  fon  king  over  lfrael 

26.29.for  the  outward  bufinefle  over  lfrael 

28.4.  to  be  king  over  lfrael  for  ever 

5.  throne  of  the  kingdome  of  the  Lord  ov.lf. 

2 9. 27. time  that  he  reigned  over  lfrael  was 
30.times  that  went  over  him,and  over  lfrael 

2  Chron.  1 . 1 3  .and  Solomon  reigned  over  lfrael 

1  3. 5. gave  the  kingdom  over  lfrael  to  David 
PyiZ.68.34.his  excellency  is  over  lfrael 
Ecclef.i .  1 2 . 1  the  preacher  was  king  over  lfrael 

3lfrael  joyned  with  People. 
Numb.zi. 6. and  much  people  of  lfrael  Aiti. 
Deitt.z  1.8.  be  mercifully  O  Lord,  to  thy  peop.  ifr. 
unto  thy  people  of  lfraels charge 

26,1 5. and  blefle  thy  people  lfrael 
fofh.2. 3  3  .fliould  blefle  the  people  of  lfrael 
Jude.  11.23.  Amorites  from  before  his  people  Ifr. 

1  Sam.z.z^.of  all  the  offerings  of  lfrael  my  people 

9. 16.  to  be  captaine  over  my  people  lfrael 
27.12.  made  his  people  lfrael  utterly  to  abhorre 

2  Sam.  3 . 1 8.fave  my  people  lfrael  out  of  the  hand 

5. 2.  thou  flialt  feed  my  people  lfrael 

1 2.  exalted  his  kingdom  for  his  peop  Jfr.fake 
7.7.commanded  to  feed  my  people  lfrael 

10.  appoint  a  place  for  my  people  lfrael 

1 1.  judges  to  be  over  my  people  lfrael 
24.confirmed  to  thy  felfe,  thy  people  lfrael 

i8»7.where  the  people  of  lfrael  were  flain  bef. 
1 9.4>o.and  alio  halfe  the  people  of  lfrael 
24-4.to  number  the  people  of  lfrael 
1  Kjn.6. 1 3 .will  not  forfake  my  people  lfrael 
8.16.  thatl  brought  forth  my  people  lfrael 

I  chofe  David  to  be  over  my  peop.  Ifr. 
2  Chron.  16. 6. 


30.  to  the  fupplication  of  thy  people  lfrael 

2  Chron.  6.21. 
3  3-when  thy  people  lfrael  be  fmitten  down 

2  Chron. 6. z^- 
34.  forgive  the  finne  of  thy  people  lfrael 

Verfe  36.      2  Chron.6. 25,27. 

3  8  .or  by  all  thy  people  ifr. which  dial  1  every 

2  Chron.  6.  29. 
41.  ftranger  that  is  not  of  thy  people  lfrael 
2  Chron.6. 32. 

4  3 .  to  feare  thee,  as  doe  thy  people  lfrael 

z  Chron.  6. 33. 
J  2. unto  the  fupplication  of  thy  people  lfrael 
56.  give  reft  unto  his  people  lfrael 
59.  and  thecaufe  of  his  people  IfraeUt  all 
66.  had  done  for  lfrael  his  people 

14.7.  made  thee  prince  over  my  people  lfrael 
16.  2. made  thee  prince  over  my  people  lfrael 

made  my  people  lfrael  to  (in 
2 1 .  people  of  lfrael  divided  into  two  parts 

1  Chron.  1 1 . 2.  thou  flialt  feed  my  people  lfrael 

be  ruler  over  my  people  lfrael 
Chap. 17. 7.    iChron.6.$. 

14.2.  becaufe  of  his  people  lfrael 

17.9.  ordaine  a  place  for  my  people  lfrael 
10. judges  to  be  over  my  people  lfrael 
2 1.  in  the  earth  is  like  thy  people  lfrael 
2  2.  people  lfrael  didft  thou  make  thine  owne 

2  Cfovw.7.io.which  theL.had  fliewed  to  Ifr.his  p. 

20.7.thc  inhab.of  this  land  before  thy  people  If. 

31.8.  they  bleffed  his  people  lfrael 

35.3.  and  ferve  his  people  lfrael 

E??a  2.2.number  of  the  men  of  the  pebp.of  lfrael 

Nehem.  7.  7. 
7.1  j.all  they  of  the  people  of  lfrael  which  are 
9. 1  .pcop.of  Ifraelhave  not  feparated  themfelves 
Pfal.  1 3  j.  1 2. an  heritage  unto  lfrael  his  people 
J/a.io.22.though  thy  people  lfrael  be  as  the  fand 
Jer.-j. 1 2.for  the  wkkednefle  of  my  people  lfrael 
1 2. 14.I  have  caufed  my  ipeop.Ifrael  to  inherite 
23.14.  caufed  my  people  lfrael  10  erre 
jo^.againe  the  captivity  of  my  people  lfrael 
3  2. 2 1. brought  forth  my  people  lfrael  out  of  the 
£^.i4.9.deftroy  him  fro  the  midft  of  my  yzo.lf. 
2y.14.by  the  hand  of  my  people  lfrael 
36.8.yeeld  your  fruit  to  my  people  lfrael 

1 2. to  walk  upon  you,  even  my  people  lfrael 
3  8 . 1 4.when  my  people  of  lfrael  dwelleth  fafely 

16.  coine  up  againft  my  people  of  lfrael 
39.7. known  in  the  midft  of  my  people  lfrael 
Dan.9. 20.and  the  finne  of  my  people  lfrael 
Amos  7. 8. a  plumb-line  in  the  midft  of  my  peop.J/^ 
1  y.goe,  prophefie  unto  my  people  lfrael 
8.2.end  is  come  upon  my  people  lfrael 
9. 14. again  the  captivity  of  my  people  lfrael 
Mat.z.6.thzt  fliall  rule  my  people  lfrael 
Lnl(e  2. 3  2.and  the  glory  of  my  people  lfrael 
Acls  4, io.and  to  all  the  people  of  lfrael 

27.people  of  lfrael  were  gathered  together 
1 3. 1 7. God  of  this  people  lfrael  chofe  our 
24.repentance  to  all  the  people  of  lfrael 
Princes  of  IQft&fl, 
Num.  i.44.the  Princes  of  lfrael, being  twelve  men 
7.2.the  Princes  of  lfrael,  heads  of  the  houfe 
84.when  it  was  anointed)  by  the  Prin.of  if. 

1  £%tffc.22.i7.Davidc6mandedallthe  Prin.  of  If. 

23.2.  gathered  together  all  the  Princes  of  lfrael 
28.  i.David  aflembled  all  the  Princes  of  lfrael 

2  Chron.  1 2. 6.  whereupon  the  Princes  of  Ifr.  numb. 

21. 4. and  divers  alfoof  the  Princes  of  lfrael 
£^?£.  1 9. 1  .a  lamentation  for  the  Princes  of  lfrael 
21.12.it  fliall  be  upon  all  the  Princes  of  lfrael 
22.6.behold  the  Princes  of  lfrael,  every  one 
4  J.9<let  it  fuffice  you,  O  Princes  of  lfrael 
Toot  mtojittael. 
Ge»^3.8.Judah  faid  to"  Ifraelhis  father,  Send 
46.2.God  fpake  unto  lfrael  inthevifions 
49.2. hearken  unto  Ifraelyour  father 
Exod.  1 8.9.which  the  Lord  had  done  to  lfrael 
/o^.ii.i 3.  Jofhua  gave  it  for  an  inheritance  to  i/] 
21.43. Lord  gave  unto  lfrael  all  the  land 
23. 1. Lord  had  given  reft  unto  lfrael 
jWg.8.3  5.  goodnefle  which  he  had  ftiewed  to  Ifr. 
18.29.  who  was  borne  unto  lfrael 

1  Sam.i  y.2.remember  that  which  Amal.did  to  Ifr 

2  Sam.  3.19.  all  that  feemed  good  to  lfrael 


l  Kin:  1. 1. z 5. he  was  an  adverfary  to  lfrael 

1  Chro.  16. 1 7. unto  Ifr.  fox  an  cverlaftmg  covenant 

Pjal.  105.10. 
2 1 . 3  .be  a  caufe  of  trefpaffe  unto  lfrael 
22.9.  and  quietneffe  unto  lfrael  in  his  dayes 

2  Cfo-0.2.4.thisis  an  ordinance  for  ever  unto  lfrael 
E-zga  7.1 1. and  of  his  ftatutes  to  lfrael 
Neh.8.1.  which  the  Lord  commanded  unto  lfrael 
Pfal.j  3 .  i.truely  God  is  good  to  lfrael 

1 3  5. 1 2. an  heritage  unto  lfrael  his  people 
1 3  6. 2  2.even  an  heritage  unto  lfrael  his  fervant 
147.19-flicwech  his  ftatutes  &  judgments  to  If. 
Ifa.i  i.i6.1ike  as  it  was  to  Ifrael'm  the  day  that 
/er.2.3 1. have  I  been  a  wildernefle  unto  lfrael 

3  i.9.for  I  am  a  father  to  lfrael 
Htf/14.5.1  will  be  ar.  the  dew  unto  lfrael 
Micah  3 .8.to  declare  to  lfrael  his  fin 
Mai.  r .  1 .  burden  of  the  word  of  the  Lord  to  lfrael 
Litfe  i.So.till  the  day  of  his  (hewing  unto  lfrael 
John  r.3 1.  fliould  be  made  manifeft  unto  lfrael 
Alls  i.6.reftore  againe  the  kingdome  of  lfrael 
5.3  i.for  to  give  repentance  to  lfrael  • 
1 3.2$>.raifed  unto  lfrael  a  Saviour  Jefus 
Kow.10.21.but  to  ifraelhe.  faith,  All  the  daylong 
ix.2  j.  blindnefle  in  part  is  hapned  unto  lfrael 
Tribes  of  Jlfrael. 
Gf8.49.16.as  one  of  the  tribes  of lfrael 

28.aU  thefe  are  the  twelve  tribes  of  lfrael 

£.W.24.i2.according  to  the  twelve  tribes  of  Ifra. 

Num.}  i.4.tribe  a  looo.ofall  the  tribes  of  lfrael 

^6.  3.oftheotherrribesofthe  children  of  Ifr. 

9-every  one  of  the  tribes  of  the  childr.of  Ifr. 

DfWi.29.21.him  unto  evill  out  of  all  the  ttt.oflfr. 

3  3. 5. tribes  of  lfrael  were  gathered  together 
/o/&.3.i2.takeye  12.  men  out  of  the  fribes  of Ifr. 
4.5.10  the  numb,  of  the  tribes  of  the  chil.of  If. 

Verfe  8. 
1 2.7.Jofliua  gave  unto  the  tribes  of  lfrael 
19.5 1.  heads  of  the  family  of  the  tribes  of  lfrael 
Chap.  2 1. 1. 
22.14.  noufe  a  Princeathrough  all  the  tri.of  Ifr. 
24.1  Jofliua  gathered  all  the  tribes  of  lfrael  to 
fudg.iS.  i.fallen  unto  them  among  the  m.of Ifr. 
20.2.even  of  all  the  tribes  of  i//7K/,prefented 

io.take  ten  men  of  a  ioo.thro.al  the  tr. of If. 
2i.5.who  is  there  among al  the  tr. of  if.  Ve.8. 
1 5. made  a  breach  in  the  tribes  of  lfrael 

1  Sam.z.z&.did  I  chufe  him  out  of  al  the  tri.of  Ifr. 

9.21. of  thcfmalleft  of  the  tribes  of  lfrael 
1  o.  2  o. caufed  all  the  tribes  of  lfrael  to  come 
I5.i7.madethe  head  of  the  tribes  of  lfrael 

2  Sam. 5.i.then  came  all  the  tribes  of  lfrael  to  Da. 

7.7. fpake  I  a  word  to  any  of  the  tribes  of  lfrael 
1 5.2.thy  fervant,of  one  of  the  tribes  of  lfrael 

io.Abfal.  fent  fpies  through  al  the  tri.of  ifr. 
1 9. 9. at  ftrife  throughout  all  the  tribes  of  lfrael 
20.14.he  went  thorow  all  the  tribes  of  lfrael 
24.2.go  now  thorow  all  the  tribes  of  lfrael 

1  Kin  8. 1 6.1  chofe  no  city  out  of  all  the  fcri.  of  Ifr. 

11.32.  chofen  out  of  all  the  tribes  of  lfrael 
14.21.L0rd  did  chufe  out  of  all  the  tri.  of  ifra. 

2  Kjn.zi.7-vichl  have  chofen  out  of  al  the  tr.of  If. 

1  Cfcw.27.16.over  the  tribes  of  lfrael  the  ruler  of 

22.the  Princes  of  the  tribes  of  lfrael 
29.6. and  Princes  of  the  tribes  of  lfrael 

2  Chro.6.%  .chofe  no  city  among  all  the  tri.  of  Ifra. 

1 1. 1 6. after  them  out  of  all  the  tribes  of lfrael 

12.13  .Lord  had  chofen  out  of  all  the  tri.of  //. 

3  3. 7 .chofen  before  all  the  tribes  of  lfrael 
E%ra  6.i7.accord.to  the  numb,  of  the  tribes  of  if . 
Pfal.-jZ.j  5  .tribes  of  lfrael  to  dwell  in  their  tents 
£^.37. 19.2nd  the  tribes  of  If  ae/his  fellowes,& 

47. 1 3. according  to  the  twelve  tribes  of  lfrael 
2  1. land  untoyou,accord.unto  the  tri.of  Ifr. 

2  ^inheritance  with  you  among  the  tri.of  //. 
48.19.  fliall  ferve  it  out  ofall  the  tribes  of  Ifra. 

29-divide  by  lot  unto  the  tribes  of  lfrael 

3  i.flialbeafter  the  names  of  the  tribes  of  Ifr. 
Ho/Iy^.among  the  tribes  of  Ifr.  have  I  made  kno. 
Zecb.q.i'is  ofall  the  tii.of  Z/hflialbe  towa.the  L. 
M^f.19'1^  judging  the  twelve  triber  of  lfrael 

Lul^e  22.30 
itez/.2i.i2.names  of  the  12.tri.qf  the  child.of Ifr. 
with  Jtrael. 

Exod.  i7.8.Amalek  fought  with  Ifr.  in  Rephidim 
34.27.I  have  made  a  covenant  with  lfrael 

De«t.i8.i.riavf 


I  S  R 


I  S  S 


Dent.  1 8. .  i.have  no  part  nor  inheritance  with  Iff  a. 

3  1 .2 1  .executed  his  judgements  with  Iffael 
Jojh.9.1.  to  fight  with  Jofhua,and  with  Iffael 

1  o,  1  .inhab.of  Gibeon  had  made  peace  wtb  Iff. 

1  Sam.  1  3 .  y.  themfelves  together  to  fight  with  J/r. 

zS.i.for  warfare,  to  fight  with  iffael 

2  Sam.10.  ip.made  peace  with  Iftael,  and  ferved 

21.15.  Philiftines  had  yet  war  againe  with  Iff. 
2  Kin.  17.18  .Lord  was  very  angry  with  Ifraet 
2  Cbf0n.zi-7.the  Lord  is  not  with  Iffael 
Micah  6. i.and  he  will  plead  with  Iffael 

3lfraclttc. 
Num.  25.14.  name  of  the  Iffaelite  that  was  flaine 
2  Sto.x  7.2  j.an  iffaelite, that  went  in  to  Abigal 
./ofes  1.47.  behold  an  Iffaelite  indeed 
flora.  1 1 . 1 . 1  alfo  am  an  Ifraclite,  of  the  feed  of 

3ifraeute0, 

£aW.9.7.not  one  of  the  cattell  of  the  Iffael.  dead 

Lev.z-t-^z.lffaelvtes  borne,  (hall  dwell  in  booths 

fofb. 3.17.  all  the  Iffaelites  paffed  over  on  dry  gro. 

S.z^.Iffaelites  returned  unto  Ai,  and  fmote 

1 3 .6.divide  thou  it  by  lot  unto  the  iffae/ites 

1 3 .  Maachathites  dwell  among  the  Ifraelites 

Judg.  z  o.  2 1  .to  the  ground  of  the  Iffaelites  that  day 

1  Sa/».2.i4.unto  all  the  Iffaelites  that  came  thith. 

13.20.the  iffaelites  went  down  to  the  Philiftin. 
14.2 1. turned  to  be  with  the  Iffaelites 
25.1.  and  all  the  Iffaelites  were  gathered  toget. 
zftx  .Iffaelites  pitched  by  a  fountaine  in  JeZreel 

2  Sam.4. 1  .and  all  the  iffaelites  were  troubled 
2  Kjn.  3. 24. Iffaelites  rofe  up  and  fmote  the  Moab. 

7.1 3.  as  all  the  multitude  of  the  Iffaelites  that 

1  (^0.9.2. firft  inhabitants— were  the  Iffaelites 
Kora.9.4.  who  are  Iffaelites ;  to  w  hom  pertaineth 

2  C0r.11.22.are  they//?«/i/ey?foamI 

Lew.24.10.fon  of  an  Ifaclitijh  woman,went  out 
this  fon  of  the  Ifaclitijh  woman,  and 

1  i.If/aelitijh  womar.3  fon blafphemed  the 

3Ift*ac'nair. 
Gen.  3  o.  1 8 .  (he  called  his  name  iffachtr 

3  5. 2  3.10ns  of  Leah,  Judah,  iffacbar,  Zebulun 
46.12. fons  of  Iffacbar :  Tola, and  Phuuah 
49.i4.l(facbar  is  a  ftrongafle,  couching  downe 
Exod.  1 . 3  Jj/actejZebulufyBenjaminjIfraels  fens 

1  Cbfon.z.i. 

Num.  1.8 .  of  iffacbar :  Nethaneel  the  fon  of  Zuar 

28.of  the  children  of  iffacbar,  by  their  gener. 

2. 5.  Netha.  {halbe  capt.  of  the  children  of  iffac. 

7. 1 8. the  fecond  day  Nethaneel  prince  oilffaih. 

26. 2  3  .of  the  fons  of  Iffacbar  after  their  families 

2  f.thefe  are  the  families  of  iffacbar 
Dent.  27.1  z.lffach.  and  Jofcph  (hall  fhnd  to  blefle 

3  3 . 1 8.rejoyce,  iffacbar, in  thy  tents 
Jnjh.  1 7. 10. met  together  in  Iffacbar,on  the  eaft 
1 1 .  Manaffeh  had  in  Ijj'achar  and  in  Alher 
Judg.^.i  5; .princes  of  iffacbar  were  with  Deborah 
ew&jffachar,z.nd  alfo  Barak,  he  was 
10. 1.  to  defend  ffcac^Tola,  amanof  Iffacbar 
i  Kin.*.. 1 7.Jeho(hapiiat  the  fon  of  Paruah  in  ijfac. 

1  5.27.2nd  Baafha,  of  the  houfe  of Iffacbar 
1  Cbfo.7. 1 .  now  the  fons  of  iffacbar  were,Tola 

f.theirbre.among  all  the  families  of iffacbar 
1 2.40.  nigh  unto  them,even  unto  iffacbar 
26.5  Ammiel  the  Cnth, iffacbar  the  feventh 
27.18.  of  Ijfkcb'ar,  Omri  the  fon  of  Michael 
1  Cbr.  30. 1 8. even  many  of  Eyhr. Man. and  iffacbar 
£^.48.25.  by  the  border  of  Simeon,  iffac.  a  por. 
z6.by  the  border  of  iffacbar,  Zebulun  a  por. 
3  3  .one  gate  of  Iffacbar,  one  gate  of  Zebulun 
Tribe  of  31  iTacbat. 
Num.i.zg.  that  were  numb.even  of  the  tribe  of//. 
2.s.pitchncxttohim,thalbe  the  tribe  of  iffac. 
1 0.1 5. over  the  hoft  of  the  tribe  of  Iffacbar, y/zs 
1 3 .7.of  the  tnbe  of  Iffacbar ,  Igal 
34.26.princcof  the  tnbe  of  iffacbar,  Paltiel 
Jojh.  1 9.2  3.  inheritance  of  the  tribe  of 'iffacbar 

2  i.6.by  lot  out  of  the  families  of  the  tri.  of  iff. 

28.  out  of  tribe  of  lffacbar,K\(hon  with 
r  Cbro.6. 6  z.oat  of  the  tribe  of  iffacbar,  andout  of 

72.out  of  the  tribe  of  iffacbar, Kedefh  with 
Revel.7 .7  .of  the  tnbe  of  Iffach.weietealed  12000. 

Cbro.zq. z  1.  the  firft  was  ifhiab 

2  5  .of  the  fons  of  ijhiab,  Zechariah 


I  S  S        ITH 

G«*.48.6\thy  iff'ue  which  thou  (halt  beget 
Levit.  12.17  .cleanfed  from  the  iffue  of  her  blond 

1  j.2.runn.  iffue  out  of  his  fle(h,bec.of  his  iffue 
3. in  his  iffue,vfhtthet  his  flefh  run  wth  his  iff. 

or  his  flefh  be  flopped  from  his  iffue 
4.that  hath  the  iff'ue,  is  uncleane 
fi.whereon  he  fate  that  hath  the  iff'ue ,  (hall 
7  .toucheth  the  fle(h  of  him  that  hath  the  iffue 
8. if  he  that  hath  the  iff'ue  fpit  upon  him 
o.rideth  upon,that  hath  the  iff'ue,  (halbe 
1 1.  whomfoever  he  toucheth  that  hath  the  iff. 

1  z.  which  he  toucheth  that  hath  the  iffue 
1 3  .that  hath  an  iff'ue,is  cleanfed  of  his  iffue 
1 5.  for  him  before  the  Lord  for  his  iffue 
I9.if  a  woman  have  an  iffue, and  her  iffue 

2  5  .a  woman  have  an  iffue  of  her  bloud  many 
all  the  dayes  of  the  iff'ue  of  her  undeann. 

26.  whereon  (he  lieth  all  the  dayes  of  her  iff. 

2  8. if  (he  be  cleanfed  of  her  iff'ue 

3  o.  before  the  Lord,for  the  iffue  of  her  unci. 
3  2.  this  is  the  law  of  him  that  hath  an  iff'ue 
3  3. and  of  him  that  hath  an  iffue 

2 2.4.or  hath  a  running  iffue,he  (hall  not 
Num.j.z.  and  every  one  that  hath  an  iff'ue 
2  Saz».3.29.houfeof  Joab  one  that  hath  an  iff'ue 
Ifoi.  2  2. 24.  hang  upon  him  the  ofF-fpring  and  iffue 
Ei$\.  *  1 .2  o.whofe  iffue  is  like  the  iffue  of 
Mat.Q.3.0.  difeafed  with  an  iffue  of  bloud  1 2.years 

2  2.2j.having  no  iffue,  left  his  wife  unto 

i/^.8.43. 

Af<*/\  5.2  5.  which  had  an  iffue  of  bloud  twelve  yea. 
14.8.44.  immediately  her  iffue  of  bloud  {ranched 

3!iTue. 
2  ^3.20.1 8. of  thy  fons  that  (hall  iffue  from  thee 

lfai.29.7. 
£^.47.8.  thefe  waters  iffue  out  toward  the  eaft 

Jldueo. 

Jojh.  8,22.the  other  iffued  out  of  the  city  againft 
Job  38.8.  as  if  it  had  iffued  out  of  the  womb 
£^•47- 1- viaufued  out  from  under  the  threfhold 

1 2.  waters  they  iJ/W  out  of  the  Sanctuary 
Dan.7. 1  o.  a  fiery  ftreame  iffued,  and  came  forth 
Revel.cf.17.  out  of  their  mouths  iffued  fire 

1 8 . w  faich  */7«e«7  out  of  their  mouths 
JllTnMf, 
P/2r/.68.20.unto  God  belong  the  iffues  from  death 
Pro.4.23.  for  out  of  it  are  the  ijfuesof  life 

JM. 
GfB.4tf.17.  and  the  fons  of  Afher :  —  lfui 
1  Sam.  14.49.  fons  of  Saul,were  Jonathan  and  //«i 

Pro-4..  2  3 .  out  of  it  are  the  iffues  of  life 
Ifai.6. 1 3  .but  yet  in  it  (halt  be  a  tenth,  and  if  (hall 
7.7.  thus  faith  the  Lord,  It  (hall  not  ftand 
1 1. 10.  to  it  (hall  the  Gentiles  feek 
30.21.this  is  the  way,  walk  ye  in  it 
5  1 .9.  art  thou  not  it  that  hath  cut  Rahab 
io.art  thou  not  it  which  hath  dryed  the  fea 
3ltw,  feejis. 
3!tz*feff«',  fee  better. 
3t «  good,  fee  d5oorj. 
3!t «  written,  f  e  H0i<tten. 
3ltaWe. 

AU.  i8.2.1ately  come  from  fta&,with  his  wife 
27.1.  that  we  ihould  faile  into  Italie 

6.found  a  (hip  of  Alexand.failing  into  Italie 
Heb.  1 2 .  z4.they  of  Italie  falute  you 

31ta»an. 
Afl.10.1.  a  Centur.of  the  band,called  the  Italian 

3Itch. 

D£^.28.27.willfmite  thee  with  the  itch 

Sitting- 

zTim.^.3.to  themf.teachers,having itching  earej 

llthat. 
1  Core.  1 1 . 3 1  .and  Itbai,one  of  Davids  mighties 

Jltbamar. 
Exod  6.23.Abihu,Eieazar,  ltbamar,Aaxons  fons 
Ch.28.1.  Num.2.x.  iChro.6.2.  &24.1. 
38.2  i.fervice  of  the  Lev.  by  the  hand  of  Itbam. 
Levit.  10.6.  Mofes  faid  to  Aar.Eleaz.unto  Itbamar 
i2.Mofes  fpake  unto  Aar.unto  Eieaz.  &  1th. 
16.  was  angy  with  Eleazar  and  Itbamar 
JV##z.3.4.Eleaiar  and  Itbamar  miniftred  in  the 
4.28.their  charge  (halbe  under  the  hand  of  Itha. 
3  3  .the  hand  of  Itbam.  fon  of  Aar.  Cha.7.8. 


ITT       I  U  D 

26.60. to  Aaron  was  borne  Eleazar  &  Itbamar 

1  «>ra.24.2.Eleaz.  and  Itbamar  executed  the  prie. 
3-and  Ahimehch,of  the  fons  of  Itbamar 
4.  then  of  the  fons  of  Itbamar :  and  thus 

eight  chiefe  men  among  the  fons  of  1th. 
%.  the  fons  of  Eleaz.  and  of  the  fons  of  Itha. 
6.  taken  for  Eleaz.and  one  taken  for  Itbamar 
Eya  3 .2. of  the  fons  of  lthamar,Dmkl 

3!thiel. 
Neh.i  i.7.the  fons  of  Ithiel.thekn  of  Jefaiah 
Pro.  30. 1.  man  fpake  unto  Itbiel,even  unto  Ithiel 
3!tlimal;. 

1  Chro.i  1.46.  and  Ithmah,  one  of  Davids  mighties 
~n  IWnart. 
Jojh.  1  j.23.were  Kadelh.Hazor,  and  Itbnan 

3!tb?a. 

2  Sam.  1 7. 2  5 .  a  mans  fon  w  hofe  name  was  Itbra 
intbiatt. 

Gf».36.26.childrenofDifhon,«fo'<2K  1  Chr.1.41, 

1  Chro.7. 27. fons  of  Zophah3r^ra»,Beera 

3tf)2eam. 

2  Sam.^-s -the  fixthj/f^a^byEglah  Davids  wife 

1  Chftm.3.2. 

Jttfitte.  5 

2  Sam.  23. 3  8.  Ira  an  ltbrite,  Gareb  an  Itbrite 

1  Cbro.  11. 40. 
3ItbiitaJ. 

1  C/;ro.2.y3.famiIieS  of  Kiriath- jear.  the  «^«« 
Jtfelfi,  fee^elfe. 

3lttah33&ajm. 
/»/».  1 9.  r  3 .  along  on  the  eaft  to  Ittah-Ka^n 
3Ittaf. 

2  S'aw.  1  f  .i9.then  faid  the  king  to  7/to,Wherefore 
21.  J«aianfwered  the  king,  and  faid,  As  the 
2 i.David  faid  to  lttai}Got  and  pane  over 

Ittai  the  Gittite  paffed  over,and  all  his 
1 8. 2.  and  a  third  part  under  the  hand  of  Ittai 
5.  king  commanded  Joab,  &  Abi(hai,&  Ittai 
1 2. king  charged  thee,  and  Abiihai,  and  Ittai 
23.29.and  Ittai,onc  of  Davids  mighties 
3!twea. 
Lu\.  3 . 1 .  his  brother  Philip  Tetrach  oflturea 

3Ibah. 
2  I(M.i8.34.where  ate  the  gods  of  Ivah  ?  have 
19.13.  where  is  the  king  of  Hena,  and  lvah 

Ifai.37.13.. 
JttM. 
Gen.q.io.Jtibal  was  the  father  of  fuch  as  handle 

Uttbfle.  ' 
Levit.  2  f  .9.caufe  the  tiumpet  of  the  jubile  to  found 
10.  it  flialbe  a  jubile  unto  you 
1 1  .ajubik  (hall  that  fiftieth  yeare  be  unto 
1 2.for  it  is  zjubile,it  (halbe  holy 
1 3  .in  the  yeare  of  this  jubile  ye  (hall  return 
1 5.  after  the  jubile  thou  (halt  buy  of  thy 
2&.that  hath  bought  it,  untill  the  year  of jub. 
and  in  the  jubile  it  (hall  goe  out 
3  o.  it  (hall  not  goe  out  in  the  jubile 
3 1. and  they  (hall  goe  out  in  the  jubile 
3  3  .(hall  goe  out  in  the  year  of  jubile 
40.fh.Ul  ferve  thee  unto  the  year  of  jubile 
50. he  was  fold  to  him  unto  the  year  of  jubile 
J2.remaine  but  few  years  unto  the  ye.  of /'«&. 
54.then  he  (hall  goe  out  in  the  year  of  jubile 

2  7.i7.fan<Sifie  his  field  from  the  year  of fubik 
1 8  .if  he  fanftifie  his  field  after  the  jubile 

even  unto  the  year  of the  jubile 
2i.field,whenit  goethout  in  the/«fe/e,ihail 
2  3  .even  unto  the  year  of  the  jubile,  and  he 
24.in  the  year  of  the  jubile  the  field  (hall  ret. 
N«w.36.4.when  the  jubile  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

3I«caI. 
fey.  3  8 . 1  .and  fucal  and  Pafhur  heard  the  words 

Juua, 
Mar.6.2,.  brother  of  James  and  Jofes,  and  of  Juda 
Lu\.i.z6.of  Jofeph,  which  was  the  fon  of  Juda 

Verfe  30. 
3ttt>ah,  called  JfnDasf. 

Ges.29.35r  .therefore  (he  called  his  name  Judah 
3f.2j.fonsofLeah:Reuben,Simeon,Ji«feft 
37. 3.6. Judah  faid  to  his  brethren,  What  profit 
38.1  .Judah  went  down  from  his  brethren 
2.  Judah  faw  the  daughter  of  a  Canaanite 

6.  Judah  took  a  wife  for  Er  his  firft-born 

7.  Et,Judah's  firft-born,  was  wicked 
S.Judah  faid  unto  Onan,  Goe  in  unto  thy 

1 1. then 


J  UD         JUD 

1 1 .  then  faid  Judah  to  Tamar  his  daughter 
i  2,Shuah  Judah' s  wife  died,and  Judab  was 
if. whtn  Judab  faw  her,  he  thought  her 
ao.  Judab  fen:  the  kid  by  the  hand  of  his 
22.returned  to  Judab,  and  faid,  I  cannot  find 
z  t.  Judab  (aid,Let  her  take  it  to  her 
Z4.toid  Judab,  faying,  Tamar  hath  played 

fudab  faid.Bring  her  forth,  let  her  be 
z6- Judab  acknowledged  them,  and  faid,  She 

43. $.Judab  fpake,  faying,  The  man  did  folem. 
8 .  Judab  faid  to  Ifrael ,  Send  the  lad 

44.1  4.  Jud.  and  his  brethren  came  to  Jofephs  h. 
i6.Judab  faid,  What  mall  we  fay  unto  my 
1 8. jWi* came neere  unto  him,  and  faid 

46. 1  z.  fons  of  Judab :  Er,  and  Onan 

1  Chro.1.3. 
28.  he  ient  Judab  before  him  unto  Jofeph 

49.8.  Judab  thou  art  hee  whom  thy  brethren 
9.  Judab  is  alyons  whelp 

io.fcepter  mall  not  depart  from  Judab 
Exod.  1. i.Reuben,  Simeon,  Levi,  Judab 

1  Cbro.z.i. 
Num.1.7.  of  Judab :  Nahfhon,  the  fon  of 
2.  j  .they  of  the  ftandard  of  the  camp  of  Judab 

9.all  that  were  numbred  of  the  camp  oijud. 
z6. 1 9.  the  fons  of  Judab  were  Er  and  Oaan 
20.  fonsof  Judab  afcer  their  families 
22.thefe  are  the  families  of  Judab 
Dear.  27.1 2.Levi,  Judab,  — (hall  ftand  to  bleffe 

3  j.7.and  this  is  the  bleffing  of  Judab 
Jofli.7. 17.be  brought  the  family  of  Judab 

11.11.  and  from  all  the  mountaines  of  Judab 
1 8.  j.  Judab  (hall  abide  in  their  coaft  on  the 
19.34.to  Judab  upon  Jordan  toward  the  funne 
20.7.whichis  Hebron)  in  the  mountain  of  Ju. 
2 1. 1 1. in  the  hill  countrey  of  Judab,  with  the 
Judg.i. zxhe.  Lord  faid,  Judab  mall  goeup 

3. Judab  faid  unto  Simeon  his  brother,Come 
q.Judab  went  up,  and  the  Lord  delivered  the 
10.  Judab  went  againft  the  Canaanites  that 
16.  went  into  the  wildernefle  of  Judab 
1 7.and  Judab  went  with  Simeon  his  broth. 

1 8.  alfo  Judab  took  Gaza  with  the  coaft 

19.  and  the  Lord  was  with//«M> 

10.9.  to  fight  alfo  againft  Judab 

17.-j.oi  the  family  of  Judab,  whowas-aLevite 
20.18.L0rd  faid,  Judab  (hall  goe  up  firft 
Ruth  4. 1 2  .w  horn  Tamar  bare  unto  Judab 

1  5iJ?w.i7.i.atShocoh,  which belongeth  to  Judab 

1 8. 1 6. all  Ifrael  and  Judab  loved  David 
2  3 .2  3.  throughout  all  the  thoufands  of  Judab 
27.io.David  (aid,  Againft  the  fouth  oi  Judab 
30.14.upon  the  coaft  which  belongeth  to  Jud. 
16.  of  the  fpoile  unto  the  Elders  of  Judab 

2  Sam.  3  .S.arn  I  a  dogs  head,which  againft  Judab 

io.to  fet  up  the  throne  of  David  over  Judab 
5 .  5  .in  Hebron  he  reigned  over  Judab  feven  yea. 
.  6.2.  went  from  Baal  oi  Judab  to  bring  up  the 
1 1 . 1  r  .and  Judab  abide  in  tents 
19. 1 1  .faying,  Speak  unto  the  Elders  of  Judab 

1 5.  Jud.  came  to  Gilgal,to  go  to  meet  the  K. 

40.  all  the  people  of  Judab  conducted  the  K. 
24. 1  .goe  number  Ifrael  and  Judab 

7.  they  went  out  to  the  fouth  of  Judab 
1  Kin.  1 . 3  5  .to  be  ruler  over  Ifrael  and  over  Judab 
2. 3  2.captaine  of  the  hoft  oi  Judab 
4.2o.and  Judab  and  Ifrael  were  many 

2  5 .  Judab  and  Ifrael  dwelt  fifely 
13.1.  there  came  a  man  of  God  out  oi  Judab 

1 2.man  of  God  went,which  came  from  Jud. 

i4.thou  the  man  of  G. that  cameft  from  Jud. 

z  1  .to  the  man  of  G  od  which  came  from  Jud. 
14.22.  Judab  did  evill  in  the  light  of  the  Lord 
1  j .  1  .reigned  Abi  jam  over  Judab 

9.reigncd  Afa  over  Judab 

1 7  .Baaflia  King  of  Ifra.went  up  againft  Jud. 

z  Chro. 16.1. 

i9-3.camc  to  Beerflie.  which  belongeth  to /««/. 

22 .4 1  .Afa  began  to  reigne  over  Judab 

i  Kjn.S.i  9.yet  the  Lord  would  not  deftroy  Judab 

zo.Edom  revolted  fro  under  the  hand  of  Ju. 

2  2.  Edom  rev.  from  under  the  hand  of  Jud. 
2  Chron.zi.  10. 
9.29.  began  Ahaziah  to  reigne  over  Judab 
i4.io.eventhou,and  Judab  with  thee 

zCbron.z5.19. 


JUD         JUD 

1 1. at  Beth(hcme(h,which  belongeth  to  Jud.  j 
2  cbro.zf.  21. 
1 2.  Judab  was  put  to  the  worfe  before  Ifrael 
2  Cbro.zj.zz. 
2 1.  all  the  people  oi  Judab  took  Azariah 
2  2.he  built  Elath,and  reftored  it  to  Judab 

2  Cbro.z6.?-. 
28.  Damafc.&  Ham.  which  belonged  toju. 
15.37.  Lord  began  to  fend  againft  Judab,Vizz. 
1 7. 1 3 .  yet  the  Lord  teftified  againft  Judab 

19.  alfo  Judab  kept  not  the  commande.  of 
18.2  2.  hath  faid  to  Judab  and  Jerufalem,  Ye 

2  Chro. 32.12. 
21. 1 1.  made  Judab  alfo  to  fin  with  his  idols 
1 2.1  am  bringing  fetch  evill  on  Jeruf.  &  Jud. 
i6.the  fin  wherewith  he  made  Judab  to  fin 
23.1.  to  him  all  the  Elders  of  Judab  and  Jeruf. 
17.01  the  man  of  God  which  came  from  Ju. 
atf.anger  was  kindled  alfo  againft  Judab 

2  7-1  will  remove  Judab  out  of  my  fight 
24.2.fent  them  againft  Judab  to  deftroy  it 

3  .command,  of  the  Lord  came  this  on  Judab 
25.21.fo  Judahvias  carried.away  out  of  their 

1  Cbro.z.i.  the  fons  oi  Judab,  Erand  Onan 

4.all  the  fons  oi  Judab  were  five 
4. 1. the  fons  oi  Judab :  phartz,Hezron 

21.  the  fons  of  Shelah  the  fon  oi  Judab  were 
5.  z.Judah  prevailed  above  his  brethren 
6.1  j.when  the  Lord  carried  away  Judab  and 
9,4.of  the  children  of  Pharez  the  fon  oi  Judab 
1 3>6.which  belonged  to  Judab,  to  bring  up 
27.18.  oi  Judah,  Yi\ih\x  ruler 
28#4.he  hath  chofen  Judab  to  be  the  ruler 

2  Chro.  1 1. i4-and  came  to  Judab  and  Jerufalem 

1 7.ftrengthened  the  kingdome  oi  Judab 
1 1.4. which  pertained  to  Judab,  and  came  to 
1 3. 1. began  Abijah  to  reigne  over.  Judab 
1 3-fo  they  were  before  Judab,8c  the  ambu(h 
14-when  Judab  looked  back,  behold,the  bat. 
j  f.fmote  Jeroboam— before  Abijah  and  Ju. 
i6.children  ef  Ifrael  fled  before  Judab 
i4.4.commanded  Judab  to  feek  the  Lord 
7.therefore  he  faid  to  Judah,I,tt  us  build  us 
8.that  bare  targets  and  fpeares  out  oi  Judab 
i2.fmote  the  Ethiopians  before  Afa  arid  Ju. 
I7.6.away  the  high  places  and  groves  out  oiju. 

14-to  the  houfe  of  their  fathets  :  Oi  Judab 
zo.4.  Judab  gathered  themfelves  together 

f.Jehofhaphatftood  in  the  congreg.of  Judab 
17-fee  the  falvation  of  the  L.with  you,0  Ju. 
20.faid,Heare  me,  O  Judab,  and  ye  inhabit. 
2  2. which  were  come  againft  Judab,  and  they 
24.when.7W.  came  toward  the  watch-tower 
27.then  they  returned,every  man  of  Judab 
ji.and  Jehoftiaphat  reigned  over  Judab 
2i>8.Edomites  rev.from  under  the  dom.  oi  Ju. 
1 1  .made  high  places  in  the  mountains  of  Ju. 
and  compelled  Judab  thereto 

1  3. and  haft  made  Judab  to  goe  a  whoring 
i7.they  came  up  into  Judah^and  brake  into 

24.6.required  of  the  Lev.to  bring  inoat  oi  Jud. 
p.they  made  proclamation  through  Judab 
1 8.  and  wrath  came  upon  Judab  and  Jerufal. 

2  j.  and  they  came  to  Judab  and  Jerufalem 
25.5  Amaziah  gathered  Judab  together,and 

lo.anger  was  greatly  kindled  againft  Judab 
28.buried  him  with  his  fath.in  the  city  of  Ju. 
16. 1  .then  all  the  people  of  Judab  took  Uzz  iah 
27. 4. he  built  cities  in  the  mountaines  of  Judab 
28.9.  L.  God  of  your  fath.was  wroth  with  Jud. 
17.  Edomites  had  come  and  fmitten  Judab 
1 8  .had  invaded—  of  the  fouth  oi  Judab 
19X01-  the  Lord  brought  Judab  low 

for  he  made  Judab  naked 
2 5. in  every  feverall  city  of  Judab  he  made 
29. 8. wrath  of  the  Lord  was  upon  Judab  and 

2 1  .and  a  (in-offering  for  Judab 
jo.i.and  Hezekiah  fent  to  all  Ifrael  and  Judab 
tf.pofts  went  throughout  all  Ifrael  and  Judab 

2  5. all  the  congregation  oi  Judab  rejoyced 

3  2.  i. came  and  entred  into  Judab,  and  encamp. 

25.  wrath  upon  him,  and  upon  Judab,  and 
3  3 .9X0  ManafTeh  made  Judab  to  erre 

i6.commanded  Judab  to  ferve  the  Lord  G. 
3  4.3  .in  the  twelfth  year  he  began  to  purge  Jud. 

5.and  cleanfed  Judab  and  Jerufalem 


JUD       JUD  I 

29.  gathered  together  all  the  Elders  of  Judab 
36.4-made  Eliakim  his  brother  king  over  Judab 

io.made  Zedek.  hisbiother  king  over  Judab 
EX/a  i.8. numbred  them  to  Sheihbaz.  prince  of  Ju. 
2.  i.eame  again  unto  Jerufalem  and  Judab 
3 .9.the  fons  oi  Judab  together,  to  fet  forward 
4.4-weakened  the  hands  of  the  people  oi  Judab 

6.  againft  the  inhabitants  oi  Judab  and  Jem. 
7. 1 4.  to  enqu  ire  concerning  Judab  and  Jerufal.  j 
10.7.  they  made  proclamation  throughout  Jud. 

z^yjudah  and  Eliez.  had  taken  ftrange  wives 
Nebem.  z.  5. that  thou  wouldeft  fend  me  to  Judab 

7. till  I  come  into  Judab 
4. 10.  Judab  faid, The  ftrength  of  the  bearers  of 
6. 17.  in  thofe  dayes  the  Nobles  oi  Judab  fent 
7.6.andcameagaineto  Jerufalem,and  to  Judab 
11.9.  and  Judab  was  fecond  over  the  city 

24.of  the  children  of  Zerah  the  fon  oi  Judab 
iz.S.  Judab  j  and  Mattan.  which  was  over  the 

3  6.Judab,Hanmbv/ith  the  muficall  inftrtim. 

44.for  Judab  rejoyced  for  the  Priefts 
13.17.  then  I  contended  with  the  nobles  of  Ju. 
Pfal.60.7. mine  head  3  Judab  is  my  law-giver 

Pfal.ioS.  8. 
i  i&.z.Judab  was  his  fanftuary,  and  Ifrael  his 
Ifa. 1.1  .which  he  faw  concerning  Judab  and  Jeruf. 

Chap. 2. 1. 
5 . 1. doth  take  away  from  Judab,  the  ftay  and 

8. Jerufalem  is  ruined, Judab  is  fallen 
7. 6. let  us  goe  up  againft  Judab,  and  vexe  it 

17  .from  the  day  that  Ephr.  depart.from  Jud. 
S.8.  he  (hall  paffe  through  Judab 
9.2 1. they  together  fhalbe  againft  Judab 
1 1. 1 2.gacher  together  the  difperfed  oi  Judab 

1 3  .adverfaries  oi  Judab  Unlbe  cat  off 

Ephra.  (hall  not  envie  Judah,and  Judab 
22.8.he  difcovered  the  covering  oi  Judab 
3  6.7.  faid  to  Judab  and  Jeruf.  Ye  (hall  worfhip 
48 . 1  .are  come  forth  out  of  the  waters  of  Judab 
65.9. out  oi  Judab  an  inheritour  of  my  mounta. 
Jer.z.  28.  number  of  thy  cities,are  thy  Gods  O  Ju. 
3. 7. her  treacherous  lifter  Judab  faw  it 

8. yet  her  treacherous  fifter  Judab  feared  not 
:    1  o.her  treacherous  fifter  Judab  hath  not  tur. 
1 1 .  juftified  her  felfe  more  than  treacher.JW. 
7.2  .all  ye  oi  Judab  that  enter  in  at  thefe  gates 
9-z6.Egypt  and  Judab  ate  uncircumcifed 

1  i.i3.ofthycities,were  thy  Gods,  Q  Judab 
ij.jj.will  I  marre  the  pride  oi  Judab 

19.  Judab  (halbe  carried  away  captive,  all  of 
i4.2./Wabmourneth,and  the  gates  languiih 

19.  haft  thou  utterly  rejected  Judo!} 
1 7 . 1  .fin  oi  Judab  is  written  with  a  pen  of  iron 
19.7. 1  will  make  voyd  the  counfell  oi  Judab 
2j.6.in  his  dayes  Judab  (halbe  faved 
24. 5. that  are  carried  away  captive  out  of  Judab 
2j.i.concerning  the  people  of  Judab,'m  the 

2.  Jer.the  Pro.  fpake  unto  all  the  peop.  of  Ju. 
26. 1 8. and  fpake  to  all  the  people  oi  Judah, lay. 
27.20.  and  all  the  nobles  oi  Judab  and  Jerufal. 
28. 4.  with  all  the  captives  oi  Judab,  that  went 
29.1 2.upa  curfe  by  all  the  captivity  oi  Judab 
3o.3.againe  the  captivity  of  my  people  Judab 
3  2.3  5. to  caufe  Judab  to  finne 
3  3.7.I  will  caufe  the  capti.  of  Judab  to returne 

i6.\n  thofe  dayes  (hall  Judab  be  faved 
3  6. 2. that  I  have  fpoken  to  thee  againft  Judab 

3  9.6.flew  all  the  nobles  oi  Judab 

40. 1 .  that  were  carried  away  captive  oi  Judab 
1  i.king  of  Babylon  had  left  a  remnant  of  Ju. 

42. 1 5. hear  the  word  of  the  L.ye  remn.  oi  Jud. 
•1 9.O  ye  remnant  oi  Judab, Got  ye  not  into 

4  3. 5. took  all  the  remnant  of  Judab,  that  were 
44,7  .off from  you  man  and  woman  out  oijud. 

1 2.1  will  take  the  remnant  of  Judah,  that 
1 4X0  that  none  of  the  remnant  of,/W.(hall 
26.  named  in  the  mouth  of  any  man  oijud. 
28.aH  the  remnant  of  Judab  that  are  gone 
50.20.and  the  fins  of  Judah,and  they  (hall  not 

5  1.5.  Judab  hath  not  been  forfaken  of  his  God 
52.27-  thus  Judab  was  carried  away  captive 

Lam.  1.3.  Judab  is  gone  into  captivity 
£■^.8.1. and  the  Elders  of  Judah  fate  before  me 

2  i.zo.that  the  (word  may  come  to  Judab 
27.17.  Judah  and  the  land  of  Ifrael  they  were 

3  7.1  d.and  write  upon  it,  For  Judab  and  for  the 

____________  19.  every 


JUD         JUD 


ip.even  with  the  ftick  of  fudab,  and  make 

48.7.by  the  border  of  Reuben,a  portion  for  fu. 

8. by  the  border  of  fudab,ftoxn  theeaft  fide 

2  2.between  the  border  of  fudab,  and  the 

3  i.one  gate  of  fudab,one  gate  of  Levi 
Dan.z.zf.l  have  found  a  man  of  the  captiv.of/«. 

5.13  .art  of  the  children  of  the  captivity  of  fud- 
H0J.4.  1 5. yet  let  not  fudah  ofTend 
j .  5  .fudab  alio  fhall  fall  with  them 

13.  and  when  fudab  faw  his  wound)  then 
6.4. 0  fudab,  what  fhall  I  doe  unto  thee 

1 1 .0  fudab jae  hath  fet  an  harveft  for  thee 
8. 14.  fudab  hath  multiplied  fenced  cities 
10. 1  1. fudab  (hall  plow,and  Jacob  fhall  break 
1 1.1  z.but  fudab  yec  ruleth  with  God 
i2.2.Lordhathacontroverfie  with  fudab 
foci  3.1.  bring  again  the  captivity  of  fudab  and  Je. 
1 8. rivers  of  fudab  fhall  flow  with  waters 
20. but  fudab  fhall  dwell  for  ever 
Amos  2.4.for  three  tranfg.  of  fudah,and  for  foure 

5.  but  I  will  fend  a  fire  upon  fudab 
Micab  1.5 .  what  are  the  high  places  of  fudab 
9.  for  it  is  come  unto  fudab 
1.2.  thou  be  little  among  the  thoufands  of  fud. 
Nabum  1 . 1  5  .that  publiiheth  peace,  O  fudab 
Zeph.1.4.1  will  ftretch  out  mine  hand  upon  fudab 
Hag.i.i.to  Zerubbabeljgovernourof  fudab 

I4.ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  Zerub.gover.of ///. 
2.2.(peak  now  to  Zerub.governour  of  fndab 
21.  fpeak  to  Zerubbabel  governour  of  fudab 
Zecb  1.19.  homes  which  have  fcattered  fudab 

Verfe  21. 
2.1 2.Lord  fhall  inherite  fudab  his  portion  in 
9.1 3. when  I  have  bent  fudab  for  me 

1  i.i4.break  the  brotherhood  between  fu.8c  If. 
1 2. 2. the  fiege  both  againft  fudab  &  againft  Je. 

5.govcrnours  of  fudab  fhall  fay  in  their  heart 
6. make  the  governcurs  of  fudab  like  an  hea. 
7. Lord  alfo  fhall  fave  the  tents  of  fudab 

not  magnifie  themfelves  againft  fudab 
1 4. 1 4.  fudab  alfo  fhall  fight  at  Jerufalem   . 
Mal.2. 1 1  .fudab  hath  dealt  treacheroufly 

fudab  hath  profaned  the  holineiteof  the  L. 
3.4.  then  fhall  the  offerings  be  pleafant  to /#*/. 
Lu\.  1. 3  Q.and  went  into  a  city  of  fudab 

3 . 3  3 . w  hich  was  the  fon  of  fudab 
Heb.7. 1 4-evident  that  our  Lord  fprang  out  of  fud. 

All  SilUarj. 
z  Sam.<>.j .reigned  thirty  &  three  yca.overall  Jud. 
1  Kjn.  1 5 . 2  2 .  K.  Afa  made  a  procla.thro.  all  fudab 
z  .rv/B.22.i3.enqinre  of  the  Lord  for  all  fudab 
z  Cbro.  1  5.  1 5 .all  fudab  rejoyced  at  the  oath 
i6.6.then  Afa  the  King  took  a\\  fudab,  and 
17. f  .all  fudal)  brought  to  Jehofhaphat  prefents 
19.  in  the  fenced  ciries,throughout  all  fudab 
20.3.  proclaimed  a  faft  throughout  all  fudab 
1 3. all  fudab  flood  before  the  Lord  with  their 
1 5. he faid,Hearken ye,all  fudah,ind  ye  inh. 
18.  and  all  fudab,  and  the  inhabitants  of  Je. 
s  3.8.all  fudab  did  according  to  all  things  that 
3 1.20.  thus  did  Hez:kiah  throughout  all  fud. 
3  2. 9.  unto  all  fudahxhzi  were  at  Jerufalem 

3  3. all  fudab  did  honour  Hezekiah  at  his  d. 

3  j .  1 8 .  and  all  fud.  and  Ifrael  that  were  prefent 

24-.aH  fudab  and  Jerufalem  mourned  for  Jo. 

Nckcm.  1 3 . 1  2. then  brought  all  fudab  the  tithe  of 

fer.  17.20.hear  ye  the  word  of  the  Lord,all  fudab 

2  0.4.I  w  ill  give  all  fudab  into  the  hand  of  the 
26. 1 9.  did  Hezekiah  &  all  fudab  put  him  at  all 
36.6.fliait  read  them  in  the  eares  of  all  fudab 
44.11.  and  to  cut  off  all  fudab 

24.heare  the  word  of  the  Lord  all  fudab 

26.3II  fudab  that  dwell  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

Benjamin  with  jflnuab,  See  JBenjamtn. 

Bethlehem  3!ttDar),  See  liBetblebem, 

Children  of  3Hnt)al),  See  ChittUett. 

Cities  «/*  Jltttiat),  See  Cit<C0. 
Daughter,  or  Daughters  of  31  uOab, 
See  iDaugljter,  or  ^Daughters?. 
Houfe  o/Juoab,  Sec  i^onfe. 
in  Ijntiar). 
fudg.i  5  .9. and  the  Philiftines pitched  in  fudab 
1 8. 1  z. pitched  in  Khi3th-jearim,in  fudab 
i  1  Sam.  13.3  .behold  we  be  afraid  here  in  fudab 
I  1  Kin.  12.3  2. like  unto  the  feaft  that  is  in  fudab 
I     1 4. 2 1  .Rehobo.the  fon  of  Solom.reigned  in  fu. 


JUD  JUD 

2  fC«2.24-20.anger  of  the  L.itcame  topaffe  in  fu. 

/«'.  52.3. 
2  Cbro.2.7.  cunning  men  that  are  with  me  in  fud. 

1 1.  j .  Rehoboam  built  cities  for  defence  in  fu. 

12.12.  alfo  in  fudab  things  went  well 

14.6.  he  built  fenced  cit*ies  in  fudab 

1 7.?.and  they  taught  in  fudab,znd  had 
1 2. he  built  in  fudab  caftles  and  cities 

2 1 . 3 .  w  ith  fenced  cities  in  fudab 

23-i.and  they  went  about  in  fudab,%nd  gather. 

28.6.Pekahflew  in  fudab  i20ooo.inoneday 

30.1 2.alfo  in  fudab,  the  hand  of  God  was  to 
2  5.3II  that  dwelt  in  fudab  rejoyced 

3  4.2 1  .encj.of  the  L.for  them  that  are  left  in  fu. 

36.23.  him  an  houfe  in  Jeruf.  which  is  in  fudab 

E-Kja  r-2- 

E^a  i.j.let  him  goe  up  to  Jetufal-  which  is  in  fu. 

5. 1 .  prcphefied  unto  the  Jewes  that  were  in  fu. 

99-to  give  us  a  wall  in  fudab  and  in  Jerufalem 
Nebem.6.7.  faying,  There  is  a  King  in  fudab 
1 8.  were  many  in  fudab  fworne  unto  him 

1 3-r  5.1'n  thofedayes  I  faw  in  fudab  fometrea. 
Pfal.76.1.  in  fudab  is  God  knowne 
fer. 4. 5.  declare  ye  in  fudab, and  publifh  in  Jeruf. 

5.20.3nd  publifh  it  in  fudab,hying 

2  2. 30. and  ruling  any  more  in  fudab 

3  i.24.fhall  dwell  in  fudahit  felfe,husbandmen 

40.1  j. and  the  remnant  in  fudab  perifh 
Zecb.9.7. ht  fhalbe  as  a  governour  in  fudab 

14.2  i.every  pot  in  fudab  fhalbe  holineffe  unto 

King  o/Jltrtmb,  See  fttng. 

Kings  of  3tat)ab,  See  fttagsf. 

Land  o/3InOab. 

D£//r.34.t.Lord,fhewed  him  all  the  land  of  fudab 

Ruth  1.7.  toreturne  unto  the  land  of  fudab 

1  Sam.2z.^.2nd  get  thee  into  the  land  of  fudab 

3  0,16. had  taken  out  ofthe  land  of /m^ 

2  i&s.23.24.that  were  fpied  in  the  land  of  fudab 

2  j.22.people  that  remained  in  the  land  of  fud. 

1  Cbro.6. 5  5.  gave  them  Hebron  in  the  land  of  fud. 

2  Cfco^.i  1. none  fuch  feen  before  in  the  la.  of  fu. 

1 7.2.fet  garifons  in  the  land  of  fudab 
Nebem.  5.  1 4.  to  be  their  governour  in  the  la.  of_7«. 
Jfaiab  19. 17. land  of  fudab  fhalbe  a  terrour  to  Egy. 

2  6. 1  .this  fong  be  fung  in  the  land  of  fudab 
fer. 3  i.23.ufe  this  fpeech  in  the  land  of  fudah 
37. 1  .made  King  in  the  land  of  fudab 
39. 10. which  had  nothing  in  the  land  of fudah 
40.12.and  came  to  the  land  of  fudab,to  Gedal. 
43.4.10  dwell  in  the  land  of  fudah 

5  .driven  to  dwell  in  the  land  of fudab 

44.9.whichthey  have  committed  in  theX.offu. 

-   1 4-that  they  fhould  return  into  the  la.  of  fu. 

2&.into  the  land  of  fudab,  and  all  theremn. 

Amos  7.1 2.flee  thee  away  into  the  land  of  fudab 

Zecb.  1.2 1. horn  over  the  land  of  fudab  to  fcatter  it 

Mat.2.6.  thou  Bethlehem  in  the  land  of  fudab,  art 

MenofJitiOdj, 
fudg.i  5.  io.meo  of.?W.faid,YVhy  are  ye  come  up 
1  i.then  three  thoufand  men  of  fud.  went  up 

1  Sam.  1 1 .8. and  the  men  of  fudah  were  thirty  tho. 

1  j>4.numbred  them,  ten  thoufand  men  of  fud. 
17.52.men  of  Ifrael,  and  men  of  fudab  arofe 

2  Sam.  2.4.men  of  fudah  came,&  there  rhey  anoin. 

1 9.  i4.bowed  the  heart  of  all  the  men  offud.as 
i9.camedown  with  the  men  of  fud.  to  meet 
4 1  .breth.  the  men  of  fudah  ftollen  thee  away 
42.aH  the  men  of  fudab  anfwered  the  men 
43  .anfwered  the  men  of  fud-vad  faid,We  ha. 
words  of  the  men  of fudab  were  fiercer 
20.2.men  of  fudah  clave  unto  their  King 
4.  affemble  me  the  men  of  fud.  within  three 
j.  Amafa  went  to  affemble  the  men  of  fudab 
24.9.the  men  of  fudab  were  five  hun.thouf.men 
2  ^w.23.2  .and  all  the  men  of  fudab  went  up 

2  Cfco.  3  4. 30. 
2  Cfco.13.15.then  the  men  of  fudab  gave  afhout 
as  the  men  of  _/«^2fcfhouted,icc3me 
Eira  io.9.then  all  the  men  of  fudah  gathered 
Nebem.  1 . 2. he,  and  certaine  men  of  fudab,  and  I 
Ifai.f.  3.now,  O  men  of  fudah,jud°c,I  pray  you 

7.and  the  men  of  fudab  his  pleafant  plant 
fer. 4.  3.  thus  faith  the  Lord  to  the  men  of  fudab 
4. foreskins  of  your  heart,ye  men  of fudab 
1  i.2.and  fpeak  unto  the  men  of  fudah 
9  a  confpira.  is  found  among  the  men  of  fu. 


JUD       JUD 

17.25  .they  and  their  princes,  the  men  of  fudah 
1 8.1 1  .goe  to,  fpeak  to  the  men  of  fudab^nd 
3  2.3  2.priefts,ar;d  proph-cs,and  the  men  of  fit. 
3  5. 1 3. tell  the  men  of  fiidab,VJi\lye  not  receive 
36.3 1. and  upon  the  men  of  fudah  a\\  theevill 
43.9.  in  the  light  of  the  men  of  fudab 
44.27.and  all  the  men  of  fudab  fhalbe  confirm. 
Dan.9.7.  as  at  ibis  day,to  the  men  of  fudab 
Princes  of  31u0aJj,  See  fSjf  stcesf, 
Tribe  o/jjlauah. 
E.xod.i  1.2.  called  Bezaleei,of  the  tribe  of fudah 
35.30.  L.  hath  called  Bezal.  of  the  tribe  of  fud. 
38.2i.Bezaleel,  of  the  tribe  of  fudah,  madeall 
Num.i.2y.  that  were  numbred  of  the  tribe  of  fud. 
7. 1 2. was  Na(hon,of  the  tribe  of  fudah 
1 3.6.ofthe  tribe  of  fudab,CAeb  Chap.34.r9. 
fofi.7.  i.tribe  of  fudah  was  taken    Chap.  16.  1 8. 
15. 1. this  then  was  the  lot  of  the  tribe  of  fudab 
20.iriheritance  of  the  tribe  of fudab 
2i.uttermoft  cities  of  the  tribe  of  fudah  tow. 
2i.4.had  by  lot  out  of  the  tribe  of  fudab,  and 
9.they  gave  out  of  the  tribe  of  fudab,  and 

1  Kjn.  1 2 .  2o.but  the  tribe  of fudah  only  followed 

2  Kin.17.1 8.  not  left,but  the  tribe  of  fudab  oncly 
1  Cfc06.65.gavc  by  lot  out  of  the  tribe  of fudah 
Pfal  78.68.  butchofe  the  tribe  of  fudah 
Rev.s.f.  weepnot,bchold  thelyon  of  the  tri.of  fi. 

7.5.  of  the  tribe  of fudab  were  fealed  twelve  th. 
3!uDas?, 
AfVtf.i.t.Jacob  begate//«fosand  his  brethren 

3 .and  fudai  begat  Pharez  and  Zara  of  Tam. 
13.55. his  brethren,Jofes,and  Simon,and /wi*.; 

26.2  5. then  Judas,whkh  betrayed  him,  anfwer. 
47-fudas  one  of  the  twelve  came,  and  with 

iW<z;'.i4.4j. 

27.3  .then  fudas  repented  himfelfe  and  brought 
I«£6. 1 6.and  fudas  the  brother  of  James,&  fudas 

2  2, 47. he  that  was  called  fudas  went  before 
48 . Jefus  laid  unto  fudas,  Betrayeft  thou  the 
fob.  13.29.  becaufe  fudas  had  the  bag 

14.22.  fudas  faith  unto  him,not  Ifcarior,Lord 

i8.2.fudas  which  betrayed  him  knew  the  place 

3 .  fudas  then  having  received  a  band  of  men 

5. and  Judas  flood  with  them 

Act.  1. 1 3.  where  abode  Simon  Zelotes,  and  fudas 

1 6»mouth  of  David  fpake  before  concern.//*. 

2  5.from  which  fudas  by  tranfgreffion  fell 
5. 37. after  this  man  rofe  up  fudas  of  Galilee 
9.?  i.and  enquire  in  the  houfe  of  fudas,  for  one 
1 5.22.namely,Jr/«f<wfurnamed  Barfabas,and 

27. we  have  fent  therefore  fudas  and  Silas 

3  2.and  fudas  and  Silas  exhorted  the  breth. 

31aDe. 
fide  1.  fade  the  fervant  of  Jefas  Chrift 

3Iarjea« 
Etra  5. 8. that  we  went  into  the  province  of  fudea 
Mat. 2. 1  .Jefus  was  borne  in  Bethlehem  of  fudea 
5. they  faid  unto  him,In  Bethlehem  of  fudea 
2 2. heard  that  Archelaus  did  reigne  in  fudea 

3 . 1  .preaching  in  the  w  ilderneffe  of  fudea 

5. went  out  to  him  Hierufalem,  and  all  fudea 

4. 2  5. followed  him  great  mult.of  peo.  from  fu. 
19.  i.and  came  into  the  cosfts  of  fudea 
24.16.  thenlet  them  which  be  in  fudeafiee 

Mar.j7.14.  Lu\e 21.21. 

Mar.  1 . 5.  went  out  unto  him  all  the  land  of  fudea 
3 .7.a  great  multitude  from  fudea  followed  him 
10.  i .  commeth  into  the  coafts  of  fudea 

Lu\.  1 . 5  .in  the  dayes  of  Herod  king  of  fudea,  a 
65.abroad  throug.all  the  hill  countr.of  fud. 
2.4.and  Jofeph  alfo  went  into  fudea^nto  the 
3. 1. Pontius  Pilate  being  governour  of  fudea 
5.1 7-which  were  come  out  of  every  town  of  fu. 
6. 1 7. a  great  multitude  of  people  out  of  all^i^. 
7.17.  rumour  of  him  went  forth  throug.all  fu. 

fob. 3. 2 z.came  Jefus  3nd  his  dif.into  the  h.offu. 

4. 3  .he  left  fudea}  snd  depsrted  sgain  into  Gal. 
47.  heard  that  Jefus  was  come  out  of  fudea 
54.when  he  was  come  out  of  fudea  into  Ga. 

7. 3. depart  hence,and  goe  into  fudea 
1 1 .7.1et  us  goe  into  fudeazgaine 
Acl.  1 .8  .and  in  all  fudeaye  fhalbe  witneffes  to  me 
2, 9. and  the  dwellers  in  fudea,  we  hear  them 
i4.ye  men  of  fudea,  be  this  known  to  you 
8.1.  fcat.abroad  throughout  the  regions  of  fud. 
9.$  i.Churches  reft  thorowout  all  fudea,  and 

10.37.  which 


J  U  D         JUD 

10. 37.  which  waspubliftied  throughout  all  Ju. 

1 1 .  i .  Apoftles  and  brethren  that  were  in  Judea 
i9.reliefe  unto  the  breth.  which  dwelt  iafu. 

1 2.  i^.and  he  went  down  ho  Judea  to  Cefarea 
1 5.  i .  certaine  men  which  came  down  from  Ju. 
2 1 . io.there came  down  from  Judea  a  certaine 
26.20.  (hewed  throughout  all  thecoafts  of  Jud. 
28.21.we  neither  received  letters  out  of  Judea. 

Rom.  1  y.2 1. from  them  that  doe  not  beleeve  in  Ju. 
2  Cor. 1.16.  to  be  brought  on  my  way  toward  Jud. 
GaUx. zz.  unknown  by  face  to  the  churches of  Ju. 
1  Thefz.  i4.which  in  fudea  are  in  Chrift  Jefus 

jjflaDge. 
Ge».i8.2?.(hall  not  the  fudge  of  all  the  earth  doe 

i$>.<?.he  will  needsbea  j«fl(g£ 
Exod.z.i^v/ho  made  thee  a  judge  over  us 
Dettt.17.9.  to  the  fudge  that  (hall  be  in  thofe  dayes 
1 2. and  will  not  hearken  unto  the  judge,even 
z<j  .2. that  the  judge  (hall  caufe  him  to  lie  down 
Judg.z.  1 8.  then  the  Lord  was  with  the  judge 

all  the  dayes  of  the  judge 
i9»when  the  judge  was  dead,that  they  corrup. 

1  i.27.the  Lord  the  fudge, be  fudge  this  day  be. 
1  Sam.z.z^.thejudge  (hall  judge  him 

24.1 5. Lord  therefore  be  fudge, and  judge  betw. 
z  Sam.ij>4-0  that  I  were  made  judge  in  the  land 
fob  9. 1 5. 1  would  make  fupplication  to  my  fudge 

2  2 .7 .1  be  delivered  for  ever  from  my  Judge 

3  i.2S.an  iniquity  to  be  puniflied  by  the  fudge 
Pfal.fo.6.  for  God  is  fudge  himfelfe 

6  8 . 5  .and  a  Judge  of  the  w  idow  s 
75.7.  but  God  is  the  Judge 
94. 2.  lift  up  thy  felfe,thou  Judge  of  the  earth 
7/Si.j.2.away from  Jerufalem  the  judge,the proph. 

2  2 .2  2. for  the  Lord  is  our  Judge 
Amos  2.2.I  will  cut  off  tat  judge  from  the  midft  th. 
Micab  5-i.they  (hallfmite  thejudgeof  Ifrael 

7.  j  .and  the  judge  asketh  for  a  reward 
Mat.  $  .2  j.advev.  deliver  thee  to  the  judge}8c  the  jud. 

Lulp  12. 58. 
Lul^.  1 2.  i4.man>  who  made  me  ajudge 
18.2.  faying,There  was  in  a  city  zjudge 
6.  heare  what  the  unjuft/«rfee  faith 
^4^.7.27.  whomade  theea  judge  over  us 
2  f  .who  made  thee  a  ruler  and  a  judge 
10,42.  to  be  the  judge  of  quick  and  dead 
x8. 1  f  .1  will  be  no  judge  of  fuch  matters 
24.10.bcen  of  many  years  ajudge  to  this  nation 
2  TJw.4-8.L0rd,  the  righteous  Judge  (hall  give  me 
Heb.i  2.22.  and  to  God  the  Judge  of  all 
fam.4.1  i.not  a  doer  of  the  law,  but  a  judge 
j.p.the  Judge  ftandeth  before  the  door 
3luDge. 
Gen.  16.5  .the  Lord  ;Wge  between  me  and  thee 

i  Sam.zq. 12. 
3 1.5  j. the  God  of  their  father  judge  betwixt  us 
E*od.$.zi.the  Lord  look  upon  you,and  judge 
Veut.s  2. 3  6. for  the  Lord  (hall  judge  his  people 
1  Sam.  2.  to.the  Lord  (hall  judge  the  ends  of  the  ea. 
1  Kjn.S.^z.judge  thy  fervants,  condemning  the 

2  Chro.6.  23. 

1  Chro.\6.7, 3.  becaufe  he  commeth  to  judge  theear. 

2  Chro.zo.  12.O  our  God,  wilt  thou  not  judge  the 
Job  2  2. 1 3  .can  he  judge  through  the  dark  cloud 
P/a/.7.8.Lord  (halljudge  the  people,/;^  me  O 

9.8  .he  (halljudge  the  world  in  righteoufnefle 
10.18.to  judge  the  fatherlefle  and  opprcfled 
26.  i.  judge  me,  O  Lord 

3  j. 24.; Wee  me, O  Lord  my  God 

4  3.1  .//«(££  me,  O  Lord3and  plead  my  caufe 
50.4.  that  he  may  judge  his  people 
^.i. and  judge  me  by  thy  ftrength 
67 .4.  for  thou  (halt  judge  the  people  righteoufly 
8  2.8.arife,0  God,judge  the  earth 
$6.  io.he  (halljudge  the  people  righteoufly 

1 3 .  for  he  cometh  to  judge  the  earth 

P/y.98.9. 
(hall  y«rfge  the  world  with  rigb.  P/a.98.9. 
1 10.6.  he  (halljudge  among  the  heathen 
1 3  j.  1 4.  for  the  Lord  will  judge  his  people 
Ecekf.$.i7.  God  (halljudge  the  righteous  and  wic. 
Ijai.1.4.  he  (hall  judge  among  the  nations 
3.1 3. and  ftandeth  to  judge  the  people 
1 1 . 3  .not  judge  alter  the  fight  of  his  eyes 

4.  with  righteoufnefle  (hall  he  judge  the  poor 
%  1 .  j .  and  mine  armes  (halljudge  the  people 


JUD        JUD 

Lam.].  19. judge  thou  my  caufe 

£^.7.3.  will  judgethte  according  to  thy  wayes 

34.i7.behold,iy«dge  between  catell  and  catell 
Joel  3 . 1 2.for  there  will  I  fit  to  judge 
Micab  4.3.he  will  judge  among  many  people 
John  j.3o.as  I  heare  I  judge 

8.  i6\yet  if  I  judge,  my  judgement  is  true 
2©\and  I  have  many  things  to  judge  of  you 
Aft. 17. ^  1 .  in  the  which  he  villi  judge  the  world  in 
Rom.z.\6.in  the  day  when  God  (hall  judge  the  fee. 

3 .6.  for  then  how  (hall  God  judge  the  world 
2  7wK.4.i.who(hall  judge  the  quick  and  dead  at 
Heb.  10.30.the  Lord  (hall  fudge  his  people 

13.4.  whoremongers  &  adulterers  God  will  ju. 
1  Pcr.4.f  .ready  to  judge  the  quick  and  dead 
Rcvel.6.  io.doc&  thou  not  judge  and  avenge  ourb. 

19. 1 1. in  righteoufnefle  he  doth  judge 

3atjge. 

Gen.-}  1.37.  that  they  may  judge  betwixt  us  both 

49. 1 6.Dan  (hall  judge  his  people  as  one  of 
Exod.  18.13.  that  Moles  fate  to  judge  the  people 
1 6.1  judge  between  one  and  another 
2  2 .  let  them  judge  the  people  at  all  feafons 
but  every  fmall  matter  they  (hall  judge 
Levit.  19. 1  j. in  righteoufn.flialt  thoujWgc  thy  nei. 
Num.  3  ? .  2  4.congrega.  fhallyWge  between  the  flay. 
Deut.  i.i6.and  j udgerighteouibetvtten  every  man 
16.18  .they  (ha.ll  judge  thy  people  with  juft  jud. 
2y.i.that  the  Judges  may  judge  them 
1  Sam.Z'2.  f.again-anoth.  the  Judge  (hail  judge  him 
8.5.make  us  a  King  to  judge  us 
6.give  us  a  King  to  judge  us 
20.  and  that  our  King  may  judge  us 

1  JCw.3-9.an  underftanding  heart  to  judge  thy  peo. 
w  ho  is  able  to  judge  this  thy  fo  2  Chr.  1 . 1  o. 

7.7.a  porch  for  the  throne,where  he  might  judge 

2  Chro.i.  1  i.that  thou  mayeft  judge  my  people 
19.6.  for  ye  judge  not  for  man 

E'Kjra  7.2  5 .  fet  Judges  which  may  judge  ill  the  peo. 
Pfal.  58.1  .doe  ye  judge  uprightly,6  ye  fons  of  men 

72.2.  he  (hall  judge  thy  people  with  righteoufn. 
4>he  (hall  judge  the  poor  of  the  people 

82.2.  how  long  will  ye  judge  unjuftly 
Pro.  3 1 .9-open  thy  mouth,/«^e  righteoufly 
lfai.1.17.  judge  the  fatherleffe,plead  for  the  widow 

2  3 .  they  judge  not  t  he  fatherlefle 
<;.-$.judge,i  pray  you  betwixt  me  and  my 

Jer.  5.1%. they  judge  not  the  caufe,  the  caufe  of  the 
right  of  the  needy  do  they  not  judge 

£^Jj;.20.4.wiltthou/«^>;e  them,fon  of  man,wilt 
222.wilt  thoa  judge, vi  dt  thou  judge  the  bloudy 
23.24.  they  (hall  judge  thee  according  to  their 

3  6.  wilt  thou  judge  Aholah  and  Aholibah 

4  f  .righteous  men,they  (halljudge  them 
24. 14.10  thy  doings  (hall  they  judge  thee 
44.24.  they  (hall  judge  it  according  to  my  judg. 

Obad.zi.to  judge  the  mount  of  Efau 
Micab  3.1 1. the  heads  thereof  judge  for  reward 
Zech.i  .7.  then  thou  (halt  alfo;«^  my  houfe 
Mat.7.  i.judge  not,that  ye  be  not  judged 

2.  with  what  judgement  ye  judge,  ye  (hall  be 
Lu\.6. n .judge  not,  and  ye  (hall  not  be  judged 

1 2.  f  7 .  w  hy  even  of  your  fel  ves  judge  ye*not 
John  7.z$.judge  not  according  to  the  appearance 

bat  judge  righteous  judgement 
5 1  .doth  our  law  judge  any  man  before 
8.1 5. ye  judge  after  the  fle(li,I  judge  no  man 
1 1 .47.  and  beleeve  not,  I  judge  him  not 

I  came  not  to  judge  the  world,  but  to 
48.  the  fame  (hall  judge  him  in  thelaftday 
18.3  i.judge  him  according  to  your  law 
/f  #.4.19. hearken  unto  God  more  then  to  yon,jud. 
13.46.  and  judge  your  felves  unworthy  of  everl. 
23.3  .for  fitteft  thou  to  judge  me  after  the  law,& 
Rtm.z.  z7.1l  it  fulfill  the  law, judge  thee 

14. 3. not  him  that  eatethnot,;»rfge  him  that  eat. 
lo.why  doft  thou  judge  thy  brother 
1 3. let  us  not  judge  one  another  any  more 
butjndge  this  rather,that  no  man  put  a 
1  Cm.^.i.l  judge  not  mine  own  felf 

5.  therefore  judge  nothing  before  the  time 
5.1  z.  what  have  I  z&  do  to  judge  them  alfo  that 
do  not  ye  judge  them  that  are  within 
6.2. that  the  Saints  (hall  judge  the  world 

are  ye  unworthy  to  jud.  the  fmalleft  matter 
3. know  ye  not  that  we  (hall  judge  Angels 


JUD      JUD  j 

4.fet  them  to  judge  who  are  leaft  efteemed  in 
5  .be  able  to  judge  between  his  brethren 
10. 1  j. judge  ye  what  I  fay 
1 1.1 3  .judge  in  your  ftlves,is  it  comely  that  a 
3  1.  if  we  would  judge  our  felves  we  (hould 
14.29.and  let  the  other  judge 
z  Cor.  J.  14. becaufe  wethus/»<s(g£,that  if  onedied 
Col.z.  16.  let  no  man  therefore;«4?e  you  in  meat 
fam.q.t  1.  but  if  thoujudge  the  law,thou  art 

/  will  3BuOge>  or,  will  1 3Jiibge. 
Gen.i  j-14-whom  they  (hall  ferve,will  I  judge 
1  Sam.1.1 3 .  that  I  will  judge  his  hotife  for  ever 
p/^«7  j  .2.1  w  ill  judge  uprightly 
E^k-7'  3»and  I  mil  judge  theeaccord-     Vetfe  8. 
27.  according  to  their  defcrts  will  I  judge  the 
1 1. 1  o.I  will/W^e  you  in  the  border  Verle  11. 
1 6. 3  8. 1  viill  judge  thee  as  women  that  break 
i8.30.thereforeI  willy^geyou,0  houfcot  If. 
2 1. 30. 1  will  judge  thee  in  the  place  where  thou 
3  3.20. 1  will  judge  you  every  one  after  his 
34.20. 1,  even  I,  will  judge  between  the  fat  cat* 
22. 1  willyK^ic  between  catell  and  catell 
I«^.i$.2  2.out  of  thine  own  mouth  will  I  judge  th. 
AcJ.7.7.to  whom  they  (halbe  in  bond,  will  I  judge 

3!ttt)geo. 
Gen.  3  6.6-God  hath  fudged  me,and  heard  my  voice 
Exod.  1 8 .26.they  judged  the  people  at  all  feafons 

every  fmall  matter  they  judged 
f udg.]. 10. and  Othniel  judged  Ifrael 

4.4.Deborah,mef«c/gfrfIfraelatthattime 
io.2.Tola  judged  Ifrael  twenty  and  three  years 
3. and  Jair  judged  Ifrael  twenty  and  two  years 
1 2.7 .and  Jephthah  judgedHtael  fix  years 
S.afterhimlbzan/W^  Ifrael 
9.and  Ibzan  judged  Ifrael  feven  years 
1 1. after  him  Elon  judgedldael,  &  he  judged 
i3.aftcr  him  Abdon  judged  Ifrael 
1 4.  and  Abdon  judged  Ifrael  eight  years 
1  <; .  20,Samfon  judged  Ifrael  in  the  dayes  of  the 
1 6.3 1.  and  he  judged  Ifrael  twenty  years 
1  Sam. 4.18.EU  had  judged  Ifrael  fourty  years 
7.6.Samuel/ttdge^the  children  of  Ifrael  in  Mif- 
1  f -Samuel  judged  Ifrael  all  the  dayes  of 
i6.and  judged  Ifrael  in  all  thofe  places 
1 7-and  there  he  judged  Ifrael 

1  Kjt.  3 .28. of  the  judgement  v/hich  the  K.had  jud. 

2  Kjn  23.22.from  the  dayes  ofthe  Judges  that  jud. 
Pfal. 9.  ip.let  the  heathen  be  judged  in  thy  fight 

37.3  3. nor  condemne  him  when  he  is  judged 
i09-7.when  he  (halbe  judged,let  him  be  cond. 
Jcr.zz.16.he  judged  the  caufe  ofthe  poore  and  n. 
Etglf.  1 6.3  8. as  women  that  (hed  bloud  are  judged 
%  2.  thou  alfo  which  haft,  judged  thy  lifters 
28.23.  and  the  wounded  (halbe  judged inthe 
3f.n.whenl  have  judg ed  thee 
36.19.  according  to  their  doings  \judgedthem 
Dan.q.  1 2. and  againft  our  Judges  that  fudged  us 
Mat.7. 1  .judge  not,that  ye  be  not  judged 

2.  judgement  ye  judge,  ye  (halbe  judged 
Lit\.6. 3  7.judge  not,and  ye  (hall  not  bejudged 

7. 4  3. (aid  unto  him,Thou  haft  rightly  judged 
John  1 6. 1 1  .becaufe  the  prince  of  this  world  is  jud. 
Aft.  1 6. 1  j  .if  ye  ha  ve  judged  me  to  be  faithful  1 
24. 6. would  have  /««^f^according  to  our  law 
2  j. 9.  there  be  judged  of  theCc  things  before  me 
icwherel  ought  to  bejudged 
20. there  bejudged  of  thefe  matters 
26.6.and  am  judged  for  the  hope  of  the  promife 
Rom.z.  1 2.  (hall  be  judgedby  the  law 

3.4.  mighteft  overcome  when  thou  an  judged 
7.  why  yet  am  I  al(o  judged  as  a  (inner 
1  Cor.  2. 1  j.yet  he  himfelfis  jWgft*  of  no  man 
4. 3. a  very  fmall  thing  that  I  (hould  bejudged 
5.3.  have  judged  already  as  though  I  were 
6.2.ifthe  world  (hall  bejudged  by  you,are  ye 
10.29.why  is  my  liberty  judgedof  another  mans 
1 1.3  i.we  (hould  notbe  judged 

3  2.  when  we  are  judged,vie  are  chaftcned  of 
14.24.he  i%  judged  of  all 
Heb.  1 1.1 1. becaufe  (hejudgedhim  faithfull,who 
Jam.z.  1 2.as  they  that  (hzlbc  judgedby  the  law  of 
1  P^.4.6.might  be  judged  according  to  men  in  the 
Revel.  1 1. 1 8. that  they  ihould  bejudged 
16.  5.  becaufe  thou  haft  f«<^/thus 
1 9.2.  he  hath  judged  the  great  whore 
20. 1 2«dead  w ere  judged  out  of  thofe  things 

1 2. they; 


J  U  D         J  U  D 

i  j.they  were  judgedevery  man  according  to 
■  3lnDse)3. 

Exod. 2  i .6.  mafter  (hall  bring  him  unto  the  Judges 

n.he  fhall  pay  as  the  Judges  determine 

22.8.mafterof  the  houfe  fhalbe  bto.  to  the  Jud. 

p.caufe  of  both  parties  mall  come  bef.the  Ju. 

N#/».2j.j.Mofesfaid  unto  the  jMgej  oflfra.Slay 

Dent,  \.\6l  charged  your  Judges  at  that  time/ayi. 

1 6.  i  %.  Judz.es  malt  thou  make  thee  in  all  thy 

19. 1 7.  (hall  ftand  before  the  Priefts  and  Judges 

1 8 .Judges  mall  make  diligent  inquifition 
zi.i.thy  Judges  (hall  come  forth,and  they 

2  f .  1  .that  the  Judges  may  judge  them 

3  it3 1  .even  our  enemies  themfelves  being  Jud. 
Jojh,8. -^.their  Judges  flood  on  this  fide  the  Ark 

2j.2.Jom.c3lledforthe"ir/«^^and  Ch.24.1. 
Judg.z .  1 6.Lord  raifed  up  /«rfw,which  delivered 

17.  would  not  hearken  unto  their  Judges 

1 8.  when  the  Lord  raifed  up  Judges 
Ruth  1 .1  .when  the  Judges  ruled,that  there  was 

1  Sam.  8 . 1. made  his  fons  Judges  over  Ifrael 

2. they  were  Judges  in  Beer-fheba 

2  Sam.7.11  .commanded  Judges  to  be  over  rriy  peo. 
2  Rjn.il.  22.from  thedayes  of  the  Judges  that 

1  Cfc/o.i7.(?.fpakeI  a  word  to  any  of  the  Judges 

io.that  I  commanded  Judges  to  be  over 
2$.4.and  fix  thoufand  were  officers  and  Judges 
26.2^.outward  bufinefle  over  Ifrael,  {or  Judges 

2  Cfoo.  1.2. then  Solomon fpake  unto  the  Judges 

io.?.fet/«4^Jinthelandjthroughout 
tf.faid  to  the  Judges,Take  heed  what 
Eya  7.2  j .fet  Judges,whkh  may  judge  the  people 

10. 1 4>with  them  the  Judges  of  every  city 
Job  g.z4.he  covereth  the  faces  of  the  Judges 

1 2. 17. he  maketh  the  Judges  fooles 

3 1.1  i.an  iniquity  to  be  punifhedby  the  Judges 
Pfal.z.  10.be  inftructed^ye  Judges  of  the  earth 

1 4 1 .6.when  their  Judges  were  overthrowne  in 
148.1 1. Princes,  and  all  the  /aigejoftheeatth 
Pro.S.  1  <?.by  me,even  all  the  Jidg.  of  the  earth  rule 
lfai.  1 .  26. 1  will  reftore  thy  Judges  as  at  the  firft 

40. 2  3  .he  maketh  the  Judges  of  the  earth  as  van. 
£><».3.2.fent  to  gather  together  the  Judges ,the 

3. the  Judges,  the  Treafurers  were  gathered 

9. 1 2. and  againft  our  Judges  that  judged  us 
Hof.j.j.and  have  devoured  their  Judges 

1 3. 1  o.and  thy  Judges,  of  whom  thou  faideft 
Zepb.%.  3.  her  Judges  are  evening  wolves 
Ato.i2.27.thcyfhallbeyour,7«^M    Lufy.it.  19. 
^#.13. 20. after  that  he  gave  unto  them  Judges 
Jam. z.q.are  become  Judges  of  evill  thoughts 

jluOgett. 
Pfal.  y  1 . 4  .and  be  clear  w  hen  thou  judgefl 
Jer.i  1. 20. that  judgeft  righteoufly,that  ttieft  the 
Rom.  2. 1  .w  hofoever  thou  art  that  judgeft. 

thou  that  judgcji,  doeft  the  fame  things 
3.O  man,  that  \udzefl  them  which  do  fuch 

1 4.4.  who  art  thou  that  judgefl  anoth.  mans  fer. 
Jam.%.  1 2.  who  art  thou  that  judgefl  another 

3ltttJgett>. 
Job  2 1 . 2  2. feeing  he  judgeth  thofe  that  were  high  . 

36.31  .for  by  them  judgeth  he  the  people 
Pfal.7.  1  i.God  judgeth  the  righteous 

58. 1 1. he  is  a  God  that  judgeth  in  the  earth 

82.1  .he judgeth  among  the  gods 
Pro. 29.  i4.King  that  faithfully/wrfgeifc  the  poor 
Joh.^.zz.for  the  Father  judgeth  no  man 

8.jo.there  is  one  that  feeketh,and  j udgeth 

1 2.48.  hath  one  that  judgeth  him 
1  Cor.z.  1  j.hethat  is  fpirituall/Wgrtball  things 

4.4«but  he  that  judgeth  me  is  the  Lord 

5.1 3.them  that  are  without  God  judgeth 
Jam.q.  1  i.and  (udgeth  his  brother,fpeaketh  evill  of 
the  law,and/«<fcfc  the  law 

1  Pet.1.17.  who  without  reipeft  ofperfons  judgeth 

2.13.  committed  himfelf  to  him  that  judgeth 
Revel.  1 8.8.ftrong  is  the  Lord  who  judgcth,he 

3lnt>glng. 

2  ^n.\^.<j.judgingther>eo.ofthe\a.  2Cfcy.26.21. 
Pfal.9.4.  fateft  in  the  throne  judging  light 
lfai.  i6.y./«dgrarg,andfeeking  judgement 
/? to.  1 9. 2 8. upon  1 2.thrones,/W£i»£ the  ra.  tribes 

Lufye-  22.30. 
31n0gement. 
Exod.i  2.1 2.I  will  execute  judgement,!  am  the  Lo. 
ij.2.to  decline  after  many,to  wreft  judgement 


JUD        JUD 

6.  not  wreft  the  judgement  of  thy  poor 
28.1y.make  the  breft-plate  of  judgement,  with 

29. in  the  breft-plate  ofjudgement,ur>on  his  h. 

3 o.put  in  the  breft-plate  of  judgement, the  Ur. 

Aaron  (hall  bear  the  judgement  of  the 

Num.z7.11.to  the  children  of  Ifr.a  ftacute  of judg. 

2  i.after  the  judgement  of  Urim,  before  the 
3  j. 29. things  fhalbe  for  a  ftatute  of  judgement  to 
Deut.  i.i7.for  the  judgement  is  Gods 

1 0.1 8.  he  doth  execute  the  judgement  of  the  fath. 
16.  i8.judge  thy  people  with  juft  judgement 

i9.thou  (halt  not  wreft  judgement 
17.9.  fhew  thee  the  fentence  of  judgement 

1 1 .  according  to  the  judgement  which  they 
24.17. not  pervert  thejudgement  of  the  ftrangcr 

2  j.  1  .and  they  come  unto  judgement 
27.i9.curfed  be  he  thatperverteth  the  judgem- 

3  2#4.for  all  his  wayes  are  judgement 
41  .if  mine  hand  take  hold  onjudgement,lle 

Jofh.zo.6.f\znd  before  the  congregat.f or  judgement 
Judg.$.<$.  children  of  Ifrael  came  up  to  her  tovjudg. 
1  Sam.B.i.  his  fons  perverted  judgement 
z  Sam.8.1  J.David  executed) udgem.  1  Cfo.18.14. 
1 j. 2.  came  to  the  King  for  judgement 
6.  all  Ifrael  that  came  to  the  king  for  judgem. 

1  Kjn.i<  1 1.  underftanding  to  difcern  judgement 
2  8. heard  of  the  judgement  which  the  king  had 

7.7.even  the  porch  of  judgement 
20.40.  fo  {hall  thy  judgement  be 
z  Kjn.z^.S.and  they  gave  judgement  upon  him 

2  Chro.  i9.8.for  the  judgement  of  the  Lord,and  for 
20.9.cometh  upon  us,asthe  fword,j  udgement 

2  2.8.  when  Jehu  was  executing  judgement  upon 
24.24.  fo  they  executed  judgement  againft  Joafh 

Eya  7.z6.\etjudgementbe  executed fpeedily 
Ejth.i.ii-  towards  all  that  knew  law  and  judzem. 
Job  8.3.00th  God  pervert  judgement 

9. 19. if  I  fpeak  of  judgement,  who  mail 

i<?.7.but  there  is  no  judgement 
29  may  know  there  is  a  judgement 

3  2. 9. neither  do  the  aged  under&and  judgement 
3  4.4.  let  us  chufe  to  us  judgement 

i2.neither  will  the  Almighty  pervert  jwlgem. 
3  j.  1 4. yet  judgement  is  before  him 
36.17.  fulfilled  the  judgement  of  the  w  icked 

judgement  and  juftice  take  hold  on  thee 
Pfal.  1 .  j  .ungodly  fhall  not  ftand  in  the  judgement 
7.6  and  awake  for  me  to  the  judgement  that 
9.7.he  hath  prepared  his  throne  for  judgement 
8.minifter  judgement  to  the  people  in  righte. 
16.  Lord  is  known  by  the  judgement  which  he 
3  j.j.  he  loveth  righteoufnefle  and  judgement 
37. 6. and  thy  judgement  as  the  noon  day 
2  8.  for  the  Lord  loveth  judgement 
30.  and  his  tongue  talketh  of  judgement 
72.2.  judge  thy  poor  with  judgement 
7 6. 8. C3.uk  judgement  to  be  heard  from  heaven 
9. when  God  arofe  to  judgement,  to  fave 

89.14.  juftice  and  judgement  are  the  habitation 

94. 1 5.  judgement  fhall  return  unto  righteoufnes 
97.2.righteoufnes  and  judgement  are  thehabita. 
99  4. kings  ftrength  alfo  loveth  j  udgement 

*  thou  executed  judgement  and  righ.in  Ja. 

I  o  1.  i.I  will  fing  of  mercy  and  judgement 
10 1.6. executeh  judgement  for  all  that  are  oppre. 
106.3  blefTed  are  they  that  keep  judgement 

jo.ftood  up  Phinehas,and  executed  judgement 

I I  i.7.works  of  his  hands  are  verity  and  judgem. 
1  i9.66.teachme  good  judgeme.  and  knowledge 

121.I  have  done  judgement  and  juftice 
149-0  L.  quicken  me  according  to  thy  judg. 
1 2  2. 5  .for  there  are  fet  thrones  of  judgement 
1 46.7. which  executeth  judgement  for  the  oppre. 
1 49. 9. to  execute  upon  them  the  judgement 
Pr».  1 .3 .  to  receive  juftice  and  judgement 
2.8.  he  keepeth  the  paths  of  judgement 
9»then  fhalt  thou  underi\and  judgement 
8.20.I  lead  in  the  midft  of  the  paths  of  judgem. 
13.23  .deftroyed  for  w  ant  of  judgement 
17.23 .  to  pervert  the  way  of  judgement 
19.28.an  ungodly  witnefle  fcorneth  judgement 
20.8.a  king  that  fitteth  in  the  throne  of  judgem. 
28 .  j.evill  men  underftand  not  judgement 
29.4.king  by  judgement  ftablifheth  the  land 

26  every  mans  judgement  cometh  from  the  L. 
3 1.  j.pervert  the  judgement  of  any  of  the 


JUD       JUD 

Eeclef.  5 . 1 6 . 1  faw  under  the  fun  the  place  offud/e 
5.8.  and  violent  perverting,  of  judgement 
8.j.difcerneth  both  time  and  judgement 
6.  to  every  purpole  there  is  time  and  judgem 
lfai.  1. 1 7.feek  judgement, relieve  the  oppreflid        ' 
21.it  was  full  of  judgement 
27.Zion  fhalbe  redeemed  withjudeement 
4.4.DV  thefpirit  of  judgement , and  theTpirit 
5-7.  and  he  looked  for  judgement 
9. 7. and  to  eftablifh  it  with  judgement 
10.2.  to  turne  afide  the  needy  from  judgement 
1 6. 3  .take  counfell,execute/;«/g<Wi« 

j.judging3andfeeking  judgement 
28t(j.and  for  a  fpirit  of  judgement  to  him  that 

1 7 .judgement  alfo  will  I  lay  to  theline 
30.18  .the  Lord  is  a  God  of  judgement 
32.16.  then  judgement  (hall  dwell  in  the  wilder. 
3  3.  j.  hath  filled  Zion  with  judgement 
34.j.uponthepeopleofmycurfeto;W^^»i 
40.  i4.and  taught  him  in  the  path  of  judgement 
4 1. 1  .let  us  come  neer together  ro  judgement 
42.  i.he  fhall  bring  forth  judgement  to  the  Gent. 
3  .he  fhall  bring  forth  judgement  unto  truth 
4.  till  he  have  fet  judgement  in  the  earth 
S  j'.8.he.  was  taken  from  judgement 
y  6. 1  .keep  ye  judgement,  and  doe  juftice 
S 9.8. there  is  no  judgement  in  their  goings 
9.therefore  is  judgement  far  from  us 
1 1. look  for  judgement,  but  there  is  none 
1  ^.judgement  is  turned  away  backward 
1  j.  difpleafed  him  that  there  was  no  judzeme. 
61.8.  for  I  the  Lord  love  judgement 
Jer.f. i.if  there  be  any  that  executeth  judgement 
4-know  not  thejudgement  of  their  God 
y.they  have  known  thejudgement  of  their  G. 
7-j.ifyc  throughly  execute  judgement 
8. 7. my  people  know  not  thejudgement  of  the  L. 
9.24-which  exercife  judgement  and  righte.in  the 

1  o.  24.b  ut  withjudgement,  not  in  thine  anger 

2  i.iz.execute judgement  in  the  morning 
22.3.execute  ye  judgement  and  righteoufnefle 
23. y.and fhall execute/«rfge»ztf#  in  the  earth 

3  3 . 1 5.  he  fhall  execute  judgement  and  righteouf. 

3  9.  f  .where  he  gave  judgement  unto  them 
48. a  1. judgement  is  come  upon  the  plain  countr. 

47-thus  far  is  thejudgement  of  Moab 
49.1 2.they  whofe  judgement  was  not  to  drink  of 
y  1.9.  her  judgement  reacheth  unto  heaven 
J  2.9.  where  he  gave  judgement  upon  him 
£^.?.7.according  to  thejudgement  of  the  nations 
i8-8.executed  true  judgement  between  man 
23.  io.they  had  executed  judgement  upon  her 
24.I  will  fetjudgement  before  them 

4  j.9-and  execute  judgement  and  juftice 
D«».4.37.all  whofe  wayes —  are  judgement 

7. 10. judgement  was  fet,and  the  books  were 
2  2  .judgement  was  given  to  the  Saints  of  the 
z6. but  the  judgement  fhall  fie 
Hof.  j.  1.  for  judgement  is  toward  you 

io.^.thus  judgement  fpringeth  up  as  hemlock 
1 2.6.  keep  mercy  and  judgement 
Amos  ?-7>ye  who  turn  judgement  to  wormwood 
1 5. and  e&abhfo judgement  in  the  gate 
z^.let  judgement  run  down  as  waters 
f.  1 2.ye  have  turned  judgement  into  gall 
Micah  3.1.  it  is  not  for  you  to  know  judgement 
8. truly  I  am  full  of  judgement 
9  that  abhone judgement,  and  pervert  all  equ. 
7-9-and  execute  judgement  for  me 
Hab.  1  .q.jud.doth  never  go  forth,— wrong  j«%.pr. 
7.  their  judgement  fhall  proceed  of  themfelves 
1 2.thou  haft  ordained  them  for  judgement 
Zeph.z.$.which  have  wrought  his  judgement 

3»5.every  morning  doth  he  bring  his  judgement 
Zec/;.7.9.faying,Execute  true  judgement 

$.16. execute  the  judgement  of  truth 
Mai.  2. 1 7.  or  where  is  the  God  of  judgement 
Mat.  j.  2 1.  fhalbe  in  danger  of  the  judgem.  Ver.2  2. 
7. 2.  with  what  judgement  ye  judge,  ye  fhalbe  ju. 
12. i8.hc  fhall  (hew  judgement  to  the  Gentiles 
20.till  he  fend  forth  judgement  unto  victory 
23.23  .have  omitted/Wgmei«,mercy,and  faith 
Lult.  10.  i4.for  Sidon  at  the  day  of  judgement, then 

1 1. 42.  and  pafTe  over  judgement,  and  the  love 
John  j. 22.  hath  committed  a\\  judgement  to  the  Son 
27.given  him  authority  to  execute  judgement 
7.  24.  but 


J  U  D       JUD 


7. 24. but  judge  righteous /«<  w 
y.$9.for  judgemcnll  am  comeiiyto  this  world 
1  2.3  i.now  is  the  judgement  of  this  world 
i6.8.he  will  reprove  the  world  of  judgement 

1  l.oijudne.  becaufe  the  pririce  of  this  world  ' ' 

1 8.i8.1cd  JeTus  from  Cai.unto  the  hall  of  judg. 

Acts  8.3  j. in  his  humiliation  hisjudge.  was  taken 

24.2  f.as  he  reafoned  of  judgem.  to  corne,Felix 

zj.i^.defiring  to  have  judgement  againfl  him 

Rom.i.^z.who  knowing  the  judgement  of  G.  that 

2.2.  that  the.judge.oi  God  is  according  to  truth 

3 .  that  thou  fhalt  efeape  the  judgement  of  G. 

5  .revelation  of  the  righteous/«dg£ffz.bf  God 

5.16.  for  the  judgement  was  by  one  to  condem. 

i8./#d.came  upon  all  men  to  condemnation 

1  Cor.  1. 10.  joyned  together  in  the  fame  judgement 

4.3. be  judged  of  mans  judgement %yea,  I  judge 
G^.f.io.thallbeare  his  judgement  whofoever  he 
2,  Thcf.1.5  .taken  of  the  righteous /Wgeffze.  of  God 
1  T?w.^.24.going  before  to  judgement 
&?&.6.2.and  oieteimW  judgement 
9.27.but  after  this  the  judgement 
10.27.3  certain  fearfull  looking  for  of  judgem. 
Jam.1.1  3.  he  fhall  have  judgement  without  mercy 
and  mercy  rejoyceth  againft  judgement 

1  Pet. 4.17  .that  judgem.  muft  begin  at  the  houfe  of 

2  Pet.2.3.whofe;W.  now  ofa  longtime  bringeth 

4.to  be  referved  unto  judgement 
fade  6. unto  the  judgement  of  the  great  day 

1 5-to  execute  judgement  upon  all 
Ket>.4.7.for  the  houre  of  his  judgement  is  come 
17.1.  fhew  unto  theethe  judgement  of  the  great 
1 8 . 1  o .  in  one  houre  is  thy  /  udgement  come 
20.4>and  judgement  was  given  unto  them 
31uDgCment  day,  See  ©ap. 
Doe  31utigemrat;. 
Gen.  1 8 .  iy.doe  juftice  and  judgement 

1  J(.i«.3,28.wifdom  of  God  was  in  him  to  do  ju. 

io.o.King  to  doe  juftice  and  judgement 

2  Cfo'o.Q.S.over  them  to  doe  juftice  and  judgement 
Pro.  2 1. 3. to  doe  juftice  and  judgement 

7-becaufe.they  refufe  to  doe  judgement 
1 5.  joy  to  the  juft  to  doe  judgement 
fer.  2  2. 1  j. and  doe  j udgement  and  juftice 

j  1.47  .that  He  doe  judgement  upon  the  graven 
$  z.doe  judgement  upon  her  graven  images 
3lut>gement  ball. 

John  1 8. 2  8.themfelves  went  not  into  the  jud.  hall 
3  3-thenPilate  entred  into  the  judgement  hall 
io.9.went  againe  into  the  judgement  hall 
Acls  23.3  j.  to  be  kept  in  Herods  judgement  hall 

In  JluOgcmcnt, 
Levit.  19. 1  f.doe  no  unrighteoufneffe  in  judgement 

Verfe  3$. 
Num.-tf.  1 2,ftand  before  the  congregate  in  judge. 
Deui.  1 .17. not  refpect  perfons  in  judgement 

1 7. 8. a  matter  too  hard  for  thee  in  judgement 
Judg.%.  1  o.fpeake  ye  that  fit  in  judgement 
z  Chro.i$.6.who  is  with  you  in  the  judgement 
Job  9.3  2. we  fhould  come  together  in  judgement 

3  7. 2  3. he  is  excellent  in  judgement 
Pfal.z^.y.thz  meek  will  he  guide  in  judgement 
Pro.  16.16.  moutJptranfgrc ffeth  not  in ,' udgement 
i8.5>to  overthrow  the  righteous  in  judgement 
24.23.to  have  refpeft  of  perfons  in  judgement 
//«.$. 16.  Lord  of  hoftes fhalbe exalted  in  judgem. 
28. 6. to  him  that  (itteth  in  judgement 

7.  they  (tumble  in  judgement 
32.1  .and  princes  fhall  rule  in  judgement 
54. 1 7. that  fhall  rife  againft  thee  in  judgement 
7^.4.2. the  Lord  liveth  in  judge. and  in  righteouf. 
E^.44.24.in  controverfie  they  fhal  ftand  injud. 
Hof.  2. 1 9  .betroth  thee  unto  me  in  judgement 

5.1  i.Ephraim  is  broken  in  judgement 
AW.  3. 5. lie  come  neere  to  you  in  judgement 
Mat.  1 2.4 1  -men  of  Nineve  fhal  rife  in  jud.vith  this 

Lu\e  11.32. 
42.Queenofthefouthfhal  rifeupin/a.with 
Lul(e  11.  31. 
Pfci/.i.9.Iove  may  abound  in  all  judgement 

mto  31trt>gemcnt, 

Job  i4,3.bringeft  me  into  j udgement  with  thee 

22.4.WHI  he  enter  with  thee  into  judgement 

34.23.fb.ould  enter  into  judgement  with  God 

P/^.i43.2.enter  not  into  judgem.v/ith  thy  fervant 

Ecclef.i  i. .God  w  ill  bring  thee  into  judgement 


JUD  JUD 

12,14.  God  fhall  bring  every  work  into  judge. 
lfa-$.  i4.the  Lord  will  enter  into  judgem.  with  the 

My  31ut)gemcnt. 

Job  27.2.WI10  hath  taken  away  my  judgement 
29. i^.my  judgement  was  a  robe  and  a  diadem 
34.?.and  God  hath  taken  away  my  judgement 
40-8.wilt  thou  alfo  difanull  my  judgement 

Pfal.$i  .23»and  awake  to  my  judgement 

Ifa.40.17.  my  judgement  is  pafled  over  from  my 
49.4.  yet  furely  my  judgement  is  with  the  Lord 
f  i.4.Ile  make  my  judgement  to  reft  for  a  light 

£^?/{.39.2i.heath.fhal  fee  my;«rf.that  I  have  exe. 

John  5.3o.and  my  judgement  is  juft 
8.  i6.yet  if  I  \wdgtjmy  judgement  is  true 

i  Cffiv7.45-.yet  I  give  my  judgem.  as  one  that  hath 
40. happier  if  (lie  fo  abidcafter  my  judgement 

35ttDgemcnt  feat. 

Afctf.27.19.when  he  was  let  down  in  the  jud.  feat 
John  19.1  3  .and  fate  down  in  the  judgement  feat 
Acls  18.1  i.brought  him  to  the  judgement  feat 
i6\he  drave  them  from  the.  judgement  feat 
i7.beat  Softhenes  before  the  judgement  feat 
2$.6.next  day  fitting  in  thejudge.feat  comman. 
10.I  ftand  at  Ceiars  judgement  [eat 
1 7. on  the  morrow  I  fate  on  the  judgem.  feat 
Rom.  14.  icall  ftand  before  the  jud.feat  of  Chrift 
2  Cor.^.io.all  appear  before  thejud.  feat  of  Chrift 
Jam.z.6.dtaw  you  before  the  judgement  [eat 

This  3Hutjgement, 
Exod.  2 1. 3 1.  accord  .to  this_/B</g<mfhall  it  be  done 

3flaT)gcsnentjj. 

£#0^.6.6"  .redeem  you  w  ith  great  judgements 
7.4.forth  mine  armies  by  great  judgements 
21. 1.  now  thefe  are  the  judgements  which  thou 

2v"«w.33.4.upon  their  gods  the  Lo.exccutedyWge. 
3  j.24.judge  according  to  thefe  judgements 
36.1 3-thefe  are  the  judge,  which  the  Lord  com. 

Deut.7. 1 2.if  ye  hearken  to  thefe  judgem.  and  keep 
3  3 .  io.teach  Jacob  thy  judgements 
2i.and  his  judgements  with  Ifrael 

2  SdW.22.23.  all  his  judgements  were  before  me 

Pfol.l8.2l. 

1  Chro. \6. 1 2. remember  the  judgem.  of  his  mouth 

i4.his  judgements  are  in  all  the  earth 
N«/;.9-29.but  finned  againft  thy  judgements 
Pfal.  10. 5 .  thy  judgements  are  farre  above  out  of  his 
ig.o.judgementsofthe  Lord  are  true 
36.6.thy  judgements  are  a  great  deep 
48 . 1 1  be  glad  becaufe  of  thy  judgements 
72.i.give  the  Kingthy  judgement  s,0  God 
97.8.becaufe  of  thy  judgements  ,0  Lord 
10  j. 5  remember  the  judgements  of  his  mouth 

7.his  judgements  are  in  all  the  earth 
1  i9.7.1earned  thy  ti$v.eous  judgements 
20.  that  it  hath  unto  thy  judgem.  at  all  times 
3  o.thy  judgements  have  I  laid  before  me 
3  9.  for  thy  judgements  are  good 
43  .for  I  have  hoped  in  thy  judgements 

5  2.I  remembred  thy  judgements  of  old 

6  2. becaufe  of  thy  righteous  judgements 

7  5. that  thy  judgements  are  right 
1 02.I  have  not  departed  from  thy  judgements 
io6".Ile  keep  thy  righteous  judgements 
io8.and  teach  me  thy  judgements 
no.Iam  afraid  of  thy  judgements 
1 3  7. and  upright  are  thy  judgements 
1 56,quicken  me  according  to  thy  judgements 
1  oo.every  one  of  thy  righteous  jud.  endureth 
i64.becaufe  of  thy  rightcous/«^«7#«?K 
17  5  .let  thy  judgements  help  me 

1 47. 20. his  judgem.they  have  not  knowne  them 
Pro.  19. 29. judgements  are  prepared  for  fcorners 
Ifa. 26.8. yea  in  the  way  of  thy  judge.O  Lord,have 

9.when  thy  judgements  are  in  the  earth 
Jer.  1 2. 1  .yet  let  me  talke  with  thee  in  thy  judgem. 
£^.$.8.will  execute  judgem.  in  the  midft  of  thee 
10.I  will  execute  judgements  in  thee 
1  5  .when  I  dial  execute  jud.in  thee  in  anger 
1  i.9.will  execute  judgements  among  you 
i6.4i.execute  judgem.  upon  thee  in  the  fight  of 
23.24.  judge  thee  according  to  their  judgements 
25.11.Ile  execute  judgement  s  upon  Moab 
28.26.whenl  have  executed  jud.upon  allthofe 
30.14.will  execute  judgements  in  No 

19.  thus  will  I  execute  judgements  in  Moab 
I     34.1 6.He  feed  them  with  judgements        , 
I  Dd  d 


JUD  JUL 

Dan.^.^.by  departing  from  thy  judgements 
Hof.6. 5. thy  judgement's  axe  as  the  light  that  goetl: 
Zech-i-i  5. Lord  hath  taken  away  thy  judgements 
Rom.  11.33  -how  unfcarchable  are  his  judgements 
1  Cor. 6.4. if  then  ye  have  judg.  of  things  pertaining 
Rev.  1 5. 4. for  thy  judgements  ate  made  manifeft 
16.7. true  and  righteous  arethy  judgements 
1 9. 2.  true  and  righteous  are  his  judgements 
All  the  3!iit>gement0. 

£#0^.24.3. told  the  people  all  the  judgements 
Pfal.  1 19. 1 3.declared  all  the  judgem.  of  thy  mouth 

My  3!uDgeinents, 

Lcvit. i%.$,ye  (hall  coe  my  judgements 
5.  fhall  therefore  keep  my  judgements 
2y.i8.and  keep  my  judgements^nd  doe  tbelh 
26.1 5.  or  if  your  foule  abhorre  my judgements 
43-even  becaufe  they  defpifed  my  judgements 
1  Chro. z8.7.he  conftant  to  doe  my  judgements 
P/a/.89.jo.and  walke  not  in  my  judgements 
Jer. 1. 1 6. lie  utter  my  judgements  againft  them 
Wks\.  5 .6.changed  my  judgements  into  wickednefs 
7. neither  have  kept  my  judgements 
14.2 1  .fend  my  four  fore  j«^gc.upon  Jerufalem 
36.2  7".ye  (hall  keep  my  judgements  and  do  them 
44.24.1hal  judge  it  according  to  my  judgements 
Statutes  tfizd31ttOgeutent0. 
Lev.  1 8.  j.keep  my  ftatutes  and  my  judgements 

Verfe  26. 
19. 37.obferve  all  my  ftatutes  and  judgements 
io,2  2.keep  all  my  ftatutes  and  judgements 
26.46.ftat.&jW.which  the  Lo.  made  between 
D£«£.4.i.unto  the  flat.  &  judgments  which  I  teach 
5.I  have  taught  you  ftatutes  and  judgements 
8.that  hath  ftatutes  and  judgem.  fo  righteous 
14.10  teach  you  ftatutes  and  judgements 
4$.thefe  are  the  ftatutes  and/z«J.which  Mofes 
5.1.O  Ifrael,  the  ftatutes  and  judgem.  which  I 
3  1  .&  the  ftatutes  and/Wge.which  thou  fhalt 
6. 1. thefe  are  the&at.md  judge,  which  the  Lord 

20.what  meane  the  ftatutes  and  judgements 
7.1  i.keep  the  ftatutes  and  judgements 
8.1 1. in  not  keeping  his  fta:utes  and  judgments 
1 1. 1. and  keep  his  ftatutes  and  his  judgements 

3  2.to  doe  all  the  ftatutes  and  judgements 
1 2. 1. thefe  are  the  ftatutes  andjudgcm.vihich  ye 
16.16. to  doe  thefe  ftatutes  and  judgements 

17.  &  to  keep  his  ftatutes  and  his  judgements 
30.  i6.to  keep  his  ftatutes  and  his  judgements 

1  iti«.2.3.&8.?8. 
1  Kjn.6.1  i.walk  in  my  ftatu.&  execute  my  judge. 
9. 4. keep  my  ftatutes  and  my  judgements 
1 1.3  3. to  keep  my  ftatutes  3nd  judgements 

1  Cbro. zz.i-$.(u\n\[  the  ftat.and;«rf.which  the  Lo. 

2  Chro. 7. 17.  obferve  my  ftatutes  and  judgements 
19.10.  and  between  ftatutes  and  judge,  ye  fhall 

E^a  7.  lo.to  teach  in  Ifrael  ftatutes  and  judgments 

Neb.1.7.  not  kept  the  ftatutes  &  judgements  which 

9.i3.gaveft  them  right  judgements  and  ftatutes 

10. 29-to  do  all  his  ftatutes  and  judgements 

Pfa.  147-1 9-fhe wed  his  ftatutes  and  jud.unto  Ifrael 

E^.f.6.rcfufed  my  judgements  and  my  ftatutes 

1 1 .1 2. not  walked  in  my  fta.neith.execu.my  ju. 

1 8. 9. walked  in  my  ftatu,&  hath  keptmy  judge. 

i7.executed  myjud.and  walked  in  my  ftatu. 

20. 1 1. gave  them  my  fta.&  fhew.them  my  jud, 

13.  v/alked  not  in  my  ftar.defpifed  my  judge. 

i6.defpifed  my/«i.walked  not  in  my  ftatu. 

i8.the  fta.of  your  fath.  neith.  obfer.their/«. 

19-walk  in  my  ftatutes.keep  my  judgements 

2  i.walk.  not  in  my  fta.neither  kept  my  jud. 

24. not  executed  my  /W.defpifed  my  ftatutes 

2$.gave  them  ftat.notgood3&y«4[-wnt'reby 

37.24.walke  in  my  judgem.and  obferve  myftat. 

Mcd.4.4.  for  all  Ifrael  with  the  ftatutes  and  judge. 

JtiOtti). 
Gen.  2d.34.Efau  took  Judith  daughter  of  Beeri 

Jittkz. 
Cant  8  2.  fpiced  wine  of  the  jjfice  of  my  pomegran. 
3fttlis. 

Rom.  1 6. 1  f  .falute  Julia  and  Nerius 

3lu!iu,S. 
Acls  27. 1. unto  one  named  Julius  a  centurion 
3.  Julim  curteouily  in  treated  Paal 
31amp(ng. 
N<zb.3.2.and  thenoife  of  the;«w^'»gcharets 

3fluttfa 


IV  O  JUS JUS  JUS 

Mat.  i.i  9.)ofeph  her  husband  being  ajuE  man 
5.4  J.fendeth  raine  upon  the juft  and  unjuft 
1 3 .49.fever  the  wicked  from  among  the juft 
27. 1 9.have  thou  nothing  to  do  v/th  that  ju.man 
14.  innocent  of  the  bloud  of  this  juft  perfon 
Marine  6.20.  knowing  that  he  was  a  juft  man 
Luhj>  i.i  7.difobedient  to  the  wifdome  of  the  jttft 
2. 2  f.the  fame  man  was  jufl  and  devout 
14.14.  recompenfed  at  the  refurreft.  of  the  juft 
1  <j. 7. more  then  over  ninety  nine  juft  perfons 
20.20.which  mould  feign  themfelvesj##  men 
23  .jo.he  was  a  good  man  and  ajuft 
John  j.jo.and  my  judgement  is  jufl 
Acls  3 . 1 4.he  denyed  the  holy  One  and  the  Jufl 
io.22.faid,Cor.isa;»/2  man,&  one  thatfeare. 
24. 1  5  .both  of  the/«j3,and  un  juft 
Rom  .i.i 7-it  is  v/vittenfThejuft  (hall  live  by  faith 

Gal.  j.  11. 
2 . 1  j .  not  the  hearers  of  the  law  are  jufl  before 
j.S.whofe  damnation  is  jufl 

26.that  he  might  be  juft 
7.1 2.andthe  commandement/#/2  and  good 
PAi/,4.8.whatfoever  things  are  jufl,ii there  be 
C0I.4. 1  .that  which  isJHJt  and  equall 
Titus  1.8.  muftbe  j«/2,hoIy,temperate 
H^.2.z.received  a  jufl  recompence  of  reward 
10.38. now  the  juft  mail  live  by  faith 
1 2.2j.to  the  fpirits  of jujl  men  made  perfecl: 
Jam.<$.6.ye  have  condemned  and  killed  the  juft 

1  Pe?.$.i8.the/##forthe  unjuft,that  he  might 

2  P<?i.2.7.and  delivered;  uil  Lot 

1  John  i.p.and  jufl  to  forgive  us  our  fins 
Rev.i^.ijufl  and  true  are  thy  wayes 

Mojl  31  oft. 
Job  34. 1 7.condemne  him  that  is  mofi  juft 

30ft  One. 
Ac~i.-j.  f  2 .  (hewed  befo.of  the  com.of  the  Jufl  One 
.    2  2. 1 4.know  his  will,and  fee  that  JuU  One 

•  31aft(ce. 
GfK.18.19.to  doejuftice  and  judgement 
Deut.  3  3.2 1. he  executed  the  juflice  of  the  Lord 

2  Sam.8.1  j  .David  executed  juflice  unto  all  his 
1  Cfcrow.18.14. 

1  ?.4.and  I  would  doe  him  juftice 
1  Kjs.  10.9.10  doe  judgement  and  juftice 
Job  8. 3. or  doth  the  Almighty  pervert  juftice 
3  6. ^.judgement  and  juflice  take  hold  on  thee 
37. 23. he  is  excellent  in  plenty  of  juflice 
Pfal.8  2.3  .doe  juflice  to  the  afflicted  and  needy 
89.1 ^.juft.and  judgement  are  the  habitation  of 
119. 121. 1  have  done  judgement  and  juflice 
Pro.  1 .3 .to  receive  juflice  and  judgement 
8.i5.and  Princes  decree  juftice 
zi.^.to  doejuftice  and  judgement  is  more 
Ecclef.  j.8.perverting  ofjudgement  and  juflice 
Ifit.o.j. and  to  eftablifliit  with  juftice 
56.  i.keepye  judgement,and  doe  juftice 
j  8. 2.  they  ask  of  me  the  ordinance  of  juftice 
f  9.4-none  calleth  for  juftice 
9. neither  dothjufttce  overtake  us 
1  /^.juftice  ftandeth  afar  off 
Jer.zz.s.  j.and  doe  judgement  and  juftice 

23.5.  execute  judgement  &  juftice  in  the  earth 
3  i.i3.theLo.blene  thee,  O  habitation  o£juft. 
$o.7«finned  againft  the  Lo.the  habita.of juflice 
^^^•4  J'9-and  execute  judgement  and  juftice 

Jnftificatton. 
So«z.4.2y.raifed  againe  for  our  piftification 

j.  16  free  gift  is  of  many  offences  unto  juftifica. 
18. came  upon  all  men  viithjuftificat.  of  life 
3Inft(fie, 
Exod.zi.y.  He  not  juftifie  the  wicked 
Dent.z%.  1.  then  they  mail  fuftifie  the  righteous 
Job  9.20. if  Ijujlifie  my  felfe,mine  owne  mouth 
27.y.Go.forbid  that  I  mould  juft. you,  til  I  die 

3  3 . 3  2.for  I  defire  to  juftifie  thee 
Ifa,  j.  2  3 .  which  juftifie  the  wicked  for  reward 

53. 1  i.my  righteous  fervant juftifie  many 

Lulfe  10.29.but  he,willing  to  juftifie  him.faidjjef. 

1 6. 1 J  .ye  are  they  which  juft.  your  felves  before 

ftw?.3.3o.one  God  wch(hall  /'w/Zi.thecircumcifion 

Gvj/.3.8.that  Go.would  juft.the  heath.through  fai. 

31nftlff«rj, 
Job  1  i.2.ftiould  a  man  full  of  talke  bejuftified 
1 3. 1 8.1  know  that  I  (ha\be  juftified 
2$.4.how  then  can  man  be  juft. with  Cod 


JUS 


I  Z  R 


3Ban(a. 

Rom.i6.y  Xalatt  Andronic.Sc  Junia  my  kin(-men 

31nniper. 
1  K?»-i9-4«came  and  fate  under  a  juniper  tree 

y.lay  and  flept  under  a  jumper  tree 
Job  30.4.CIU  up  juniper  roots  for  their  meat 
Pfal.  1 2o.4.arrowes  of  the  mighty  with  coals  of  j.«. 

31npiter. 
Acls,  14. 1 2.they  calledBarnabas  //^er 

1 3. then  theprieft  of  Jupiter  which  was 
19.35. image  which  fell  downe  from  Jupiter 
31fc0tp, 
1  Kjn.  10. 1 8.King  made  a  great  throne  of  ivory 

zChronjfo.ij. 

2  2.bringing  gold,and  filver,and  ivory 

2  Chron.g.zi. 
22.39.and  the  ivory  houfe  which  he  made 
P/2t/.45.8.out  of  the  ivory  palaces,  whereby  they 
Cant.j.  14-his  belly  is  of  bright  jvarjr 

7#4.thy  necke  is  as  a  tower  of  ivory 
£^.27-5. made  thy  benches  of  ivory 

1  ^.brought  thee  for  a  prefent,hornes  of  ivory 
Amos  3.1  j.houfes  of  ivory  (hall  perifh 
e>.4.that  lie  upon  the  beds  of  ivory 
Kew.18.12.and  all  manner  ofveffels  of  ivory 

JlutifOfttion, 
Lu\e  23«7.belonged  unto  Herods  jurifditlion 

3I«rp. 

Lu\e  23.5 .teaching  throughout  all  Jury 
John  7. 1  .forhe  would  not  walke  in  Jury 
31ttQjabbefel>. 

1  Cho.  3 .20,fons  of  Pedaiah  ,HaCadiah,  Jujhabhefed 

31«ft. 

Ge«,6.9.Noah  was  a  juft  man  and  perfed 
Lev.  19.3  6. juft  bAan.juft  weights,a /«/?  ephah  fhal 
Deut.i  6.  i8.judge  thy  people  withjuft  judgments 
20.altogether  j uft  (halt  thou  follow 

2  5 .  1  f  .have  a/«/2  weight,and  a/«/Z  meafure 

3  2.4.without  iniquity,/«/2  ahd  right  is  he 

2  Sd/».23.3  .he  that  ruleth  over  men  muft  bejufl 
#^.9.3  3. thou  art  juft  in  al  that  is  brought  unto  us 
/bfc  4. 1 7.mortall  man  bemotejuft  then  God 

9. 2. how  fliould  man  be  jus!  with  God 
1 2.4.the;«f?  man  is  laughed  to  fcorne 
27.i7.but  the juft  (hall  put  it  on 
33.i2.behold  in  this  thou  art  not  jufl 

Pfal.j.cfhvLt  eftablifli  the  jufl 

37.1 2.wicked  plotteth  againft  the  jufl 

Pro.3.3  3. he  blefleth  the  habitation  of  the  jufl 
4. 1 8. path  of  the  juft  is  as  the  fhining  light 
<j.9.teach  ajuft  man,  &  he  will  increafe  in 
io.6\bleiTingsare  upon  the  head  of  the  jufl 
7.the  memory  of  the  jufl  is  bleffed 
20. tongue  of  the  juft  is  as  choice  filver 

3  i.mouth  ofthejuft  bringeth  forth  wifdome 
1 1 . 1  .but  a  juft  weight  is  his  delight 

9. through  knowledge  fhal  the  jufl  be  delive. 
1 2. 1 3  .the  juft  ihall  come  out  of  trouble 

2 1  .no  evill  happen  unto  the  jufl 
1  3. 2  2.  wealth  of  the  finner  is  laid  up  for  the  ju. 
16.1 1. a  juft  weight  and  balance  are  the  Lords 
1 7.1 5. he  that  cendemneth  thejuft,even  the 

26.alfo  to  punilh  the  juft  is  not  good 
18.1 7.6rft  in  his  own  caufe  feemeth;## 
io.-j.juft  man  walketh  in  his  integrity 
2 1. 1  j  .joy  to  the  juft  to  doe  judgement 
24.16.3//$  man  falleth  feven  times5and  rifeth 
29.10.but  the/«/?feekehis  foule 
27-unjuft  man  is  an  abomination  to  the  juft 
Ecclef.?. 1 5.  is  a  jufl  man  that  perimeth  in  his  rig. 
20.not  a  juft  man  upon  earth 
8. 14.  that  there  be/«^  men  unto  whom  it  hap. 
Ifa.i6.j. the  way  of  the  juft  is  uprightneffe 

doft  weigh  the  path  of  the  juft 

29.2i.turned  afidethe;«/2  fora  thing  of  noug. 

45.2i.a;«/2  G.&  a  Saviour,  there  is  none  befi. 

£1202.4. 1 3.  fhed  the  bloud  °f  the  juft  in  the  midft 

£^.18.5.  butifa  man  be  ju(lSi  doe  that  which 

9. he  isjnfl,he  fhall  furely  live 

45.10.ye  mall  havejuft  balances 

and  a  juft  ephah,and  a;«^bath 
Hojr.  1 4. 9 .  the  juft  (hall  w  alke  in  them 
Amos  ?.i2.tbty  afflift  the  jufl 
H^.2.4.but  the  juft  {hall  live  by  his  faith 
Zeph.  ■}.<;. the  j  uft  Lord  is  in  the  midft  thereof 
Zech.o.g.he  isjuft3and  having  falvation,lowly 


3  2.2.becaufe  he/«/?ij?frfhimfelf  rather  then  Go. 
Pfal.'j  i.4.mighteft  bejuftified  when  thou  fpeakeft 

143.2.  light  (hall  no  man  living  bejuftified 
J/a.43.9.that  they  may  be  \ufliftcd 
26.thit  thou  mayeft  be  juftified 

45. 15. all  the  f-ed  of  Ifracl  bejuftified 
j^c^.n.back-flidinglfraelhath/i^^herfelfe 
£^.i6.y  1. juftifie d  thy  iifters  in  all  thine  abomi. 

5i-in  that  thou  haft  juftified  thy  fifters 
Mat.  1 1.  i9.wifdome  is  juftified  of  her  children 

Luke  7.  ?  ?. 
1 2.3  7. by  thy  words  thou  fhalt  be  juftified 
Lul^e  7:z<).juft. with  God,being  baptized  with  the 
18. 14.  downe  to  his  houfe  jufti.  rather  then  the 
Ails  1 3. 3  9.  are  juftified  ftom  all  things 

from  which  ye  could  not  bejuft.by  the  law 
ftw».2.i3.doers  of  the  law  (halbe  juftified 
3.4.mighteft  bejuflifiedin  thy  fayinoS 
20.no  flefh  bejuftified  in  his  fighc 
zq.being  justified  freely  by  his  grace 
2  8. that  a  man  is  juftified  by  faith 
4. 2.if  Abraham  were  juftified  by  workes,he 
5.1.  therefore  being  juftified  by  faith^we  have 
y.bcing  novijuftifiedby  his  b!oud,we  (hall 
8. 30whom  he  juftified,  them  he  alfo  glorified 
1  Cor  4  4. yet  am  I  not  hereby  juftified 

6 ,\i  .ye  are  iuflifiedin  the  name  of  the  Lord 
Gal.z.i6.a  man  is  not/«.by  the  works  of  the  law 
bejuflifiedby  the  faith  of  Chnft 
workes  of  the  law  fhal  no  fletli  bejuftified 
I7.if  while  we  feek  to  bejuflifiedby  Chriit 
3. n.no  man  is  juflificdby  the  law 

24. that  we  might  be  juftified  by  faith 
j.4.whofoeverof  you  are  juftified  by  the  law 
1  Tim.1.16.  God  was  juftified m  the  Spirit 
Ttf.3.7.  that  being  juftifiedby  hisgrace,we 
Jam.z. 21. was  Abraham  our  father  juft. by  workes 
24. how  that  by  works  a  man  is  juftified 
2  j.  was  Rahab  the  harlot  juftified  by  workes 

Jaftifier. 
Kom.i  .itf.and  the  juftifier  of  him  which  beleeveth 

3iaftf6eth, 
Pro.  1 7. 1 5 .he  that  juflifieth  the  wicked,  &  he  that 
Ifa.  yo.  8. he  is  neere  that  juftifietb  me 
Rom.^.j .beleeveth  on  him  that fuftifi.  the  ungodly 
8 . 3  3  .it  is  G od  that  juflifieth 
31afttfp<ng. 
1  Ift'sg.  8.  3  2.  and  juftifying  the  righteous 

2  C%0».  6.  25. 

3Iaaie, 

Nabum  z.q.fhaUjuftk  one  againft  another 

3Iaftlp. 
^f/Vafc  6.8.but  to  doe  juftly, and  fo  love  men 
i«^e  1 3.4 1  -we  indeed  juftly,  for  we  receive 
1  Thef.z.  10. how  juftly  we  behaved  our  felves 

ilnfttiff. 
Acls  1.2  3.  who  was  furnamed  Juft lis,  and  Matth. 
18.7.  into  a  certaine  mans  houfe  named  Juftus 
C0I.4. 1 1.  Jefus  which  is  called  Juftus  who  are  of 
3Intta^. 

Jofb.  1 5. 5  f.were  Carmel,Ziph,and  Juttab 
2 1.16.&  /«to&  with  her  fufotbs  gave  they 
Jjljai:  or  Jjeljar, 
Exod.6. 1 8.  fons  of  Kohath,  Amram, I^&tfr 

i  Chro.6.iS.8c  23.11. 
2 1. fons  of  l%bgr,  Korah 
Num.i.  iy.fons  of  Kohathj^efcar,  Hebron 

16.1  .now  Korah  fon  of  l"%bar,  fon  of  Kohath 
1  C/;ra.6.2.fons  of  KohathjAmramji^ar 
3  8. the  fon  of  l^bar, the  fon  of  Kohath 
23.  i8.of  the  fons  of /^w^Shelomith  the  chief 

3l5harftes. 

1  Cfoo.24.22.  of  the  Iybarites,  Shelomith 
16.29.  of  the  Irfarites,  Chenaniah 

Ato.3,27.and  the  family  of  the  l^ebarttes 

1  chro.  26. 23  .of  the  Amramites,and  the  l^ehantes 

3Ijral?<aI>. 
1  Cfe».7.3.fonsofUzzi,  lyabiab 

3Ijtafj<rc. 

1  Cfo-.27.8-the  fifth  captain  was  Sham.the  Iyabke 

jforeel. 
Jofh.  19. 1 8  .and  their  border  was  toward  l^reel 

3ljt<  called  alfo  Jorf. 
1  Cbro.it.i  i.the  fourth  lot  came  forth  for  l*ri 

^abi 


K  A  D        K  A  R 


KE  D 


K  E  E 


KE  E 


K  E  E 


fcab. 
z  Kjit.  6.25.  a  \ab  of  doves  dung 

fojh.  1 5. 2 i.coaft  of  Edom/outhward  wereiC<*He- 
i  Sam.zz.zo.  fon  of  the  valiant  man  ,  of  K.ib%ccl 
zCbrim.ii.ii. 
Itoueft^orCaDdl). 
G£8.i4.7.canie  to  Entni(hpat,which  is  iOzrfe/6 
i6.i4.behold  it  is  between  Cadejh  and  Bered 
10. 1. Abraham  dwelt  between  Kadcjb  &  Shut 
Nunt'i  3  .26. unto  the  wildernes  of  Paran  to  Kjtdejb 
io.  1. the  people  abode  in  Kadejh 

i4.Mofes  fent  meflengcrs  from  Kidcjh 
i6.behold  we  are  in  Kadejh 
22.thec"hildr.of  Ifrael  journeyed  from  Kjtd. 
z7.14.the  water  of  Meribah  in  Kadejh 
5j.26.pitchedinthewilder.of  Zin,wch  is  JO*. 
37.  and  they  removed  from  Kjtdejh 
DeaL1.46.ye  abode  in  Kadejh  many  dayes 

2  z.  5  i.at  the  waters  of  Merib.  J^z  in  the  wilde. 
fudg.  11.16  .Ifrael  came  to-Kadejh 

•  17.2nd  Ifrael  abode  in  Kadejh 
Pfal.zQ.Z.the  Lord  (haketh  the  wildernes  of  Kfld. 
£■2/^.47.10.  even  to  the  waters  of  ftrife  in  KMeJh 
Chap.48.18. 
U*aOe3)=S5atne3. 

Num.s  2.8.I  fent  them  from  Kjid.Bar.  to  fee  the  la. 

j4.4.the  going  forth  (halbe  f  ora  the  (o.toKa-B. 

Dent.  1. 1.  eleven  day  .jour. from  Horeb  to  Kjid.Bar. 

i9.and  we  came  to  Kj-dejb-Barnca 

z.  14-the  fpace  in  which  we  came  from  KM  Buy. 

9.i2.when  the  Lo.fent  you  ftomKjidejh-Barnea 

/o/6.io.4i.Jomua  fmote  them  from  Kadejh-Barn. 

14. 6. concerning  me  &  thee  in  K.idejh-Barnea 

7.when  Mdfes  fent  me  from  Kfldejh-Barnea  ; 
i  j.j.afcending  up  on  the  fouth-  fide  to  Kj.Bar. 
Haomfel, 
E'Ks'a  1.40,  the  children  of  Je(hua>and  K&dmiel 

$.$.Kjdmiel  and  his  fons 
Neh.7.^.o(K^dmiel,Sc  of  the  children  of  Hodena 
9.4.then  ftood  upje(hua,»nd  Bani,  &  Kjtdmiel 
j.  the  Levites,  Jefhua,  and  Kjidmiel 

Gbap.12.8. 
io.9.Binni  of  the  fons  of  Henadad,iO«teie^ 
1 1.24. and  Jethua  the  fon  uf  Kadmiel 

&atmton(resr. 

Ge«.if.x9.KeniteSjKenizites,2^ijrf/a»wfei 
3Jtafit,  SeeCatsi, 
Mlai, 
Ne&.i2.20.of  Sallaij  Kallai 

3Uattah. 
jro/6.i6.8.unto  the  river  Kanab 

i7.9.thecoaft  defcended  unto  the  river  Kfinab 
19. 28. and  i^^ieven  unto  great  Zidon 
Itarcab,,  or  Carealj. 
2  FCwz.25.22.and  Johanan  the  fon  of  Careab 
_/er.40.8Johanan  &  Jonathan  the  fons  of  Kareab 
1  3  .the  fon  of  Kareab38t  all  the captaines 

Chapt.41.  H3I2,  16.  &  42.  1,8. 

&  4J-4sJ- 
1  j. fon  of  Kareab  (pake  to  Gedaliah 
1 6. Gedaliah  faid  to  Johanan  the  fon  of  Ka. 
41. 14. the  peo.went  unto  Joha.the  fon  oiKare. 
43 .2.then  fpake  the  fon  of  Kar-Sc  all  the  proud 
Starbaa. 
fojb.i  5.3.3^  fetched  a  compaffe  to  Kjtr^aa 

llarfeo?.. 
Judg.%. ic.now  Zebah  &  Zalmunnawere  inK&>'- 

&arnafm. 
Gen.i^.%. fmote  theRephaimsin  Afhter.  Kama. 

liarta'o- 
Jojh.  21.3  4. of  the  tribe  of  Zcb.K.frt.  with  her  fub. 

tartan, 

Jojh.z  1. 32.0m  of  Napth.f^tas  with  her  fubutbs 

»atta!). 
7cJ&.i9.iy.iC*^3NahallalJShimron)&Idalah 

Heuar. 

Ges.25.1 3.  fons  of  Mhrnael,  Kedartan&  Adbeel 

1  Cbron.  1.19. 
Pfal.  1 20.  j.that  I  dwell  in  the  tents  of  Kedar 
Cant.  1 .  5  .as  the  tents  of  Ke dar,as  t  he  cuttaines 
2p.21.16.thc glory  of  Kedar  fhdll  faile 


t7.the  mighty  men  of  the  children  of  Kedar 
4  z  1 1  .the  villages  that  Kedar  doth  inhabite 
6o.7.thc  flocks  oi Kedar  flialbe  gathered  to  thee 
Jer.z.io.  fend  unto  Kedar ,  &  confider  diligently 
49.28.concerningI<>.&  the  kingdom  of  Haz 
28.arife  ye,goe  up  to  Kedar 
£^.27.2i.Arabia,&  al  the  princes  of  i£e.occupied 

I^eDemalj. 
Gra.25.15".  of  J(hmael,Napi(h,  and  Kedemab 

1  Cbron.i.i l- 
Steuemot!). 

Deut.z.z61  fent  meflengcrs  out  of  Kedemotb    ■ 
fojh.i  3.i8.Jahazah,  Kedemotb,  &  Mephaath 
21.37.of  the  tribe  of  Reuben,^-with  her  fub. 
1  Cbron.6.7g. 

Jojh.iz.zz.the  King  of  Kedejh, one 

1  5.23  .JO?.Hazor,&  Ithnan  of  the  inhe.of  Jud. 
19.37. JC?.Edrei,&  En-Hazor,in  lotof  Napth. 
ao.7.appointed  Kf.in  Galilee,in  mountNaph. 
2 1.3  2.of  Naphthali,Ke^i^  with  her  fuburbs 
fudg.q.p.Dtborah  went  with  Barak  to  Kedcjh 
io.Barak  called  Zcbulun  &  Naptha.to  Kfd. 
1  i.the  plaine  of  Zanaim,which  is  by  Kfdejh 
2  Kj%.  1 5 .  29.tookc  J^eif/&,Hazor>and  G  ilead 
1  cfc'0.6.72.oflffachar,  Kfdejh  with  her  fuburbs 
76.of  Napth.?(paff/&  in  Galilee  with  her  fub. 

3&et)efli=$apthait, 
Jiidg.^.6Sent  &  called  Barak  out  of  Kfd.Naptbali 


Gen.  2. 1 5. garden  of  Eden  to  k_eep  it 
2.24-to  keep  the  way  of  the  tree  of  life 
18.19.they  fhall  ^c^tlie  way  of  the  Lord 
18.15.1  am  with  thee  to  \tep  thee 

20.jf  God  will  be  with  me  and  \eep  me 
30.3  1  .He  againe  feed  and  \:ep  thy  flocke 

a-9.k.eep tnat  tnou  'ia^  unt0  tny  kife 

41.3  5-let  them  \{eep  food  in  thecities 
E xod. 6.  ^ •whom  the  Egyptians  \ee§  in  bondage 

1  z.6,\eep  it  untill  the  14.  day  of  the  moneth 

iq.\eep  it  a  faftunto  the  Lord 
»  iewt.23.41. 

2j  .ye  fhall  l(eep  this  fervice 

47.thecongre.ofthechildr.of  Ifr.fhal  feep  it 
ij.j.thou  (halt  \eep  this  fervice  in  this  moneth 

1  o\eep  this  ordinance  in  his  fsafon 
20.8. Sabbath  day,  to.^ee/n'tholy 
22.7.  if  a  man  deliver  money  or  ftuffe  to  fcep 

io.an  afle,or  an  ox5or  a  flieep,or  any  be.to  \. 
23.7.  \eep  thee  farre  from  a  falie  matter 

14.  three  times  thou  fhalt  £?.a  feaft  unto  me 

1  j.thou  fhalt  \eep  the  feafl  of  unleav.  bread 

20.an  angell  to  ('ee^  thee  in  the  way 
3 1 . 1 3-my  Sabbath  ye  fhall  \eep 

i4.ye  fhall  \ecp  the  Sabbath  therefore 

16.  the  children  of  Ifrael  fhall  \eep  the  Sab. 
34.18.the  feaft  of  unleven.brt.ad  fhalt  thou  \e. 
Levit.6-z.  which  was  delivered  him  to  \eep 

Verfe  4. 
1 8.4.  ye  fhall  kecP  mme  ordinances 

Ver.30.  &  Chap.22.9. 

i9.3.ye  fhall  l(eep  my  Sabbaths  Verfe  30. 

Chap. 26. 2. 

23.39.fh1H  \eep  a  feaft  to  the  Lord  feven  dayes 

2  5 . 2.t  hen  ihall  the  land  \eep  a  Sabbath 

18.  fcep  my  judgements 
2V/^OT.3.8.they  fhall  fccpzll  theinftruments 
^.14. the  Lord  blefle  thee  and  lpep  thee 
1 8. 7. thou  and  thy  fons  fhall  \eep  your  office 
29. 1 2.fhall  l(eep  a  feaft  to  the  Lord 
36.7.fhall  l(eep  himfelfe  to  the  inheritance 

Verfe  9. 
Deut.  4. 6.  \eep  therefore  and  doe  them 

Chapt.  5. 1 
9.  keeP  thyfoule-diligently 
5.12.  keep  the  Sabbath  day  to  fanftifieit 

Verfe  15. 
7.8. he  would  keep  the  oath 

1 2. if  ye  keep  them,the  Lord  fhall  k^P 
16.  lo.fhall  keeP  'he  feaft  of  weekes 
1  y.thoii fhalt  keep  a  folemne  feaft 
17.19.  /jee^all  the  wordsof  this  law 
23  .ytyep  thee  from  every  wicked  thing 

2 3. thou  (halt  keeP  and  performe 
19.9.  k^ep  the  words  of  the  covenant 
fojb.6.  i%.keep  your  felves  from  the curfed  thing 
D  d  d  1 


10.18.fet  men  by  it  to  keep  them 
23.6.to£e.all  that  is  written  in  the  book  of  the 

/«^.2.2  2.whetherthey  will/;e.thewayof  theL. 
Ruth  2.2  i.thou  fhilt  keep  faft  by  my  young  men 

1  Stf#z.2.9.he  will  keep  the  feet  of  his  Saints 
7.i.co^eep  thearkeof  the  Lord 

2  Sam.i  5.  i6.the  Ki.left  concubines  to  /;e.the  hou. 

16.21.  which  he  hath  left  to  keep  the  houfe 

Chap  20.3. 
1 8. 1 8.1  have  no  fon  to  #e.my  name  inrcmem. 

1  K}n-%-zS.keep  with  thy  fervant  David 
20.39.  keep  this  man 

2  Kin.  1 1 .6,fo  (hall  ye  l(?ep  the  watch  of  the  houfe 

Verfe  7. 

1  Chr.4.  io.that  thou  wouldeft/^  me  from  evill 

1  2. 3  3 .  which  could  keep  ranke 

Verfe  38. 
22. 1 2.that  thou  mayeft  keep  the  law  of  the  Lo. 
29.18.our  fathers  keep  ihis  for  ever 

2  Cbro.6.16.  keep  with  thy  fervant  David 

22.9-had  no  power  to  lVep  (fill  the  kingdome 
23.6.but  the  peopleflial  /fe.the  watch  of  the  L. 
28.ro.ye  purpofe  to  keep  under  the  children 
3  0.3  .for  they  could  not  keep  h  at  that  time 
1 3. to  l(eep  the  feaft  of  unieavened  bread 
23.took  counfell  to  keep  other  feven  dayes 
E^ra  8. 2 9. watch  and  k°ep  them 
Neb.  1 2.  i7.to  keep  the  dedication  with  gladnefle 

13.22.that  the  Levites  mould  keep  the  gates 
Eflher  3 .8.neither  keep  they  the  Kings  lawes 
9.21.  that  th-:y  (hould  keep  the  fourteenth  day 
27.that  they  would  \eep  thofe  two  dayes 
job  14. 1 3.that  thou  wouldeft  keep  me  fecret 

20. 1 3  .keep  it  dill  within  his  mouth 
Pfal.  1 2.7.thou  (halt  keep  them  ( O  Lord; 
iT-l.keep  me  as  the  apple  ofthe  eye 
19. 1 1. keep  back  thy  fervant  from  prefumptuous 
25.10. 0  keep  my  foule 
3 1.20.  thou  fhalt  keep  them  fecretly 
34. 1  i.keep  thy  tongue  from  evill  I 

37.34.  and  keep  his  way 
3 9. i.I  will  ^eepmy  mouth 
89.28. my  mercy  will  I  keep  for  him  1 

9 1. 1 1  .to  keep  thee  in  all  thy  wayes 
ioj.9.neither  will  he  keep  his  anger  for  ever    " 
105.45.that  they  might  keep  his  lawes 
I      1  o6.3.blefled  are  they  that  ^judgement 
1 1 3-9.he  maketh  the  barren  woman  to  ^e.houfe 
1  i9.2.bleffed  are  they  that  keep  his  teftimonies 
4 .commanded  us  to  keep  thy  precepts 
i7«that  I  may  live  and  %>e|>  thy  word 
3  3.I  (hall  keep  it  unto  the  end 
34. 1  (hall  keep  thy  law 
44.fo  (hall  I  keep  thy  law  continually 
57.I  have  faid,I  would  keep  thy  words 
63 .1  am  a  compan.  of  them  that  /^.thy  prece. 
69.I  will  keep  thy  precepts  wchmy  whole  he. 
SS.keep  the  teftimony  of  thy  mouth 
loo.becaufe  I  keep  thy  precepts 
10 1. that  I  may  keep  thy  word 
106. 1  have  fworn,I  wil  k:cP  thy  judgements 
1 29.therefore  doth  my  foule  keep  them 
i34.fo  will  I  keep  thy  precepts 
136.  they  keep  not  thy  law 
i46.favs  me,and  I  fhal  keep  thy  teftimonies 
1 27. 1  .except  the  Lord  keep  the  city 
140.4.^^  me  from  the  hands  ofthe  wicked 
i4i.3.^e/?thedoore  ofmy  lips 
$.keep  me  from  the  fnare  which  they 
P^o.2.  i  i.underftanding  (hall  keep  thee 
;    20. and  keep  the  pathes  ofthe  righteous 
l.zi.keep  found  wifdome 

26.the  Lord  (hall  keep  thy  foot 
4-6.1ove  her.and  fhe  ihall  keep  thee 
i3.^inftruaion,forlheis  thy  life 
zi.keep  them  in  the  midft  of  thine  heart 
z^.kecp  thy  heart  with  all  diligence 
f.i.that  thy  lips  may  keep  knowledge 
6.n.when  thou  fleepeft,it  fhall  ^ee^  thee 
24.to  keep  thee  from  the  evill  woman 
7. 1 .  my  (on,keep  my  words 

5.  that  they  may  keep  thee  from  ftrange  wo. 
8.3  2.bleffed  are  they  that  k?ep  my  wayes 
22.5.  he  that  doth^ee^  his  foule 

1 8. if  thou  keep  them  within  thee 
28.4.fuch  as  keep  the  law)  contend  with  them 
Ecelef-i  .6.there 


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KEE 


K  EE 


KEE 


KEE 


Ecc/ef.j-tf.thereisatimeto  faep 

5 .  I  .faep  thy  foot  when  thou  goeft  to  the  ho.  of 
Cant.B.i  2.thofe  that  faep  the  fruit  tbereof,2oo. 
Ifa.i6.  j. thou  wilt  faep  him  in  perfect  peace 

27.3.I  the  Lo.do^.it,I  wil/je.it  night  &  day 

42.6. 1  the  Lord  will  faep  thee 

4 $.6.1  will  fay  to  the  fouthj^epp  not  back 

56. 1  .faep  ye  judgement 

4.unto  the  Eunuches,  that  faep  my  Sabbaths 
Jer.  3 .  5.  will  he  faep  it  unto  the  end 
1 2.1  will  not  keep  anger  for  ever 
3 1. 10  &  /(V.him,as  a  fhepheard  doth  his  flocke 
42.4.I  will  faep  nothing  backe  from  you 
Eigfa*  i.2o.and  faep  mine  ordinances 
zo.19.faep  my  judgements 
3<5.27.yelhall/^J?  my  judgements 
45.1 1. that  they  may  i^.the  whole  form  thereof 
Hof.  1  z.6.faep  mercy  and  judgement 
Micab  -j.^.faep  the  doores  of  thy  mouth 
Nahum  1.1  5.O  Juda,^«p  thy  folemne  feafts 

z.i.faep  the  munition,watch  the  way 
Zecb. 3. 7.thou fhaltalfo faepmy courts   • 
1 3.5 .man  taught  me  to  ^  cattell 
14.16.and  to  faep  the  feaft  of  tabernacles 

Ven8, 19. 
Afa/.27.prieftslips  fhould  faep  knowledge 
Mark  7. 9. that  you  may  faep  your  own  tradition 
Lufa  4. 10. his  angels  charge  to  faep  thee 
8.1 5. having  heard  the  vi old, Ipep it 
1 1.28.  bleffed  that  heare  the  word  8ifaep  it 
1 9.43 .thine  enemies  (hall  faep  thee  in  on 
John  8.  j  i.  if  a  man  faep  my  faying,he  (hall  never 

Verfe  5  2. 
5  5.I  know  him,nnd  faep  his  faying 

1 2.2  j. he  that  hates  his  life  (hall  ^p  it 
14. 23.1oveme,he  will  faep  my  words 
1 5.20.  they  will  ^|)  yours  alfo 

17. 1  i.faep  through  thine  owne  name 

I  5  .faep  them  from  the  evill 

Acls  j.3.and  to  keep  backe  part  of  the  price 
10.28. a  man  that  is  a  Jew  to  faep  company 
1 2.4.  delivered  him  to  the fouldiers  to  fa-  him 
1  j.  j  .command  them  to  faep  the  law 
24.be  circumcifcd  and  faep the  law 
29.from  which  if  you  keep  your  felves 
1  ^.delivered  the  decrees  to  faep 
2 3. charging  the  Jaylorto  faep  them 

1 8.2  i.I  muft  faep  this  feaft 

2 1.2  5 .  /^«p  themfelves  from  things  offered 
24. 2 3. commanded  a  Centurion  to  \eep  Paul 
Rom.  2. 2  5  .circumcifiom  profiteth,if  thou  |:f  ft 

z6.if  uncircumcifion,  /j?£p  the  rigbteoufnefle 

1  Co/".  ^.S.let  us  l^ecp  the  feaft,  not  with  old 

I I  .not  to  \eep  company,if  any  that 
7. 3 7. that  he  will  keep  bis  virgin 
9-27.but  I  faep  under  my  body 

1 1. 2. and  keep  the  ordinances,asI  deliver.them 
1  j. 2. if  ye  faep  in  memory  whatl  preach 

2  Cor.  1 1 .9  and  fo  will  I  faeP  my  ^e'fe 
Gal.6. 1 3  .neither  the  circumcifed  £eep  the  law 
£p/.«/;4.3.endevouringto^»the  unity 
Phil. 4.7. peace  of  God  fnill  keep  your  hearts 
2  Thefe. 3 .who  (hall  flabliih  and  keep  you 

1  Tim.  ^.zz. faep  thy  felf  pure 

6.zo.faep  that  which  is  committed 

2  Ti/s.  1.1 2.he  is  able  to  faep  that  which  I 

i4.the  good  thing  committed,/^ 
Jam.  i.27.and  to  £<tfp  himfelfe  unfpotted 
2. io.whofo  (hall  ^"fp  the  whole  law 

1  John  $. n. keep  your  felves  from  Idols 
Jude  2 1  .keep  in  the  love  of  God 

24-able  to  faep  you  from  falling 
Ki'w.i.3.blefl"ed  are  they  that  heare  and  faep 
3.10. 1  will  faep  thee  from  the  houre  of  tempt. 
a2.9-of  them  which  kecP tne  fayings 
Steep  alive. 
Gcn.6. 1 9-bring  into  the  arketo  faep  alive 
io.two  of  every  fort  to  fee?  them  alive 
7.3  .to  fa?  ^ed  alive  upon  the  face  of  all  the 
N//W.3 1 . 1 8  .keep  alive  for  your  felves 

2  Saw  8. 2.and  with  one  full  line  to  faep  alive 
P/2i/.22.i9,none  can  faepalive  his  owne  foule 

33.19  and  to  keep  them  alive  in  famine 
4i.i.will  preferve  him  and  faephim  alive 
Steep  charge. 
Levitt. 1  j  .and  keep  the  charge  of  the  Lord 


2v"w».i.53.the  Le.  (hall  faep  the  charge  of  the  tab.l       132.12.if  tby  children  will  faep  my  covenant 
3 .7.  and  they  (hall  keep  his  charge  Sleep  Paffeover. 

8.they  (hall  £ecp  the  charge  of  the  chil.of  Ifr.    Exo.  1 2.48.when  a  firanger  will  Jtec?  the  pafftover 


3  2.overfight  of  them  that  ^.the  ch.of  the  fan 
8. 26. to  keep  the  charge,  &  (hall  doe  no  fer  vice 
18. 3. and  they  (hall fctfp  thy  charge 
4-^.the  cha.of  the  taber.of  the  congregation  \ 
5.8c  ye  fhall  keep  the  charge  of  the  fanduary 
3  i.30.give  them  unto  the  Lev.v/(h  keep  the  ch. 
Deut.  1 1. 1  .love  the  Lord,ind  keep  his  charge 
1  Kjn.z.$.  to  keep  the  charge  of  the  Lord  thy  God 

1  Chro.  2  3. 3  2.they  that  (hould  ^.the  ch.of  the  tab. 

and  the  charge  of  the  holy  place 

2  Chro.  1 3 . 1 1 .  for  we  keep  the  charge  of  the  Lord 
£\e£.44.r6.and  they  (hall  keep  my  charge 
Zech.^.y.ii  thou  wilt  ^ep my  charge,then  thou 

Steep  commandments. 

JEOTrf.16.28.how  long  refufe  ye  to  £f.my  comma. 

20.6.(hewing  mer.  unto  them  that  ^.my  com. 

Icw.22.3 1.  therefore  fhall  ye/^fp  my  commande. 

26. 3.  if  ye  fa'  my  commandements  &  do  them 

De ut.4. 2.that  ye  may  fcfp  thecomma.of  the  Lord 

40.thou  (halt^e.  therefore  his  commandme. 

y.io.fhewing  mercy  unto  them  that  ^.my  com. 

29. 0  that  they  would  ke.  my  commandem. 
6.i7.ye  (hal  diligently  fa.tny  commandements 
7.9.  mercy  with  them  that  keep  his  commande. 

1 1.  thou  (halt  therefore  keep  the  commande. 
8.2.whej:her  thou  wouldeft  keep  his  command. 

6\thou  (halt  ^e<?p  the  commande.of  the  Lord 
1 0.1 3-to  keep  the  commandements  of  the  Lord 

1  i.i.andJjwp  his  commandements  alwayes 

S.therefore  (hal  ye  ^c.all  the  comman.which 

2  2.if  ye  fhall  diligently  fa.  thefe  command. 
i$-4.^e.his  commandements,&  obey  his  voice 

1 8.  (halt  hearken  to  keep  all  his  commande. 
19.9-if  thou  (halt  fc.all  thefe  commandements 
26. 1 7.  haft  avouched  to  keep  his  commandem. 

iS.L.hath  avou.that  thou (houldft  j^.his  co. 
27.  i  .comman.the  people,faying..r\>.al  the  com. 

2  8.9.if  thouihalt^e.  thecomman.ofthe  Lord 
45-becaufe  thou  hearkenedft  not  to  i(\the  co. 

30.  10.  if  thou  (halt  hearken  to  ke.  his  comma. 

16. 1  command  thee  to  keep  his  commande. 
Jojh.zi.  5  to  keep  his  command,  to  cleave  unto  his 

1  KiB.2.3.to  spin's  com  mand.&  his  judgements 

3. 1 4. if  thou  wilt  ^.my  command,  as  thy  father 
6. 1 2.  execute  my  judgements,&  keep  my  com. 
8. 5  8. to  ^e.his  command. which  he  commanded 
6 1. let  your  heart  be  perfect  to  keep  his  com. 
9.6.but  if  you  will  not  keep  my  commandeme. 
1  i.3&.to  ^e.my  command.as  David  my  fervant 

2  Kjn.  1 7. 1 3. faying, Tnrn  ye,&  keep  my  comman. 
23.3 .  to  walke  after  the  Lo.&  to  keep.his  com. 

1  CtoY>.28.8.  keep  &  feek  for  .ill  the  commandem. 

29.19.  a  perfect  heart  to  keep  thy  commandem. 

2  Chro.14.1 1. made  a  covenant  to  keep  his  comma- 
Neh.  1 .9. but  if  ye  tume  and  keep  my  commandem. 
P/S/.78.7.  not  forget,b.ut^p  his  commandments 

1 19.60. delayed  not  to  keep  thy  corrrmandments 
1  if  .fori  will  keep  the  comman.of  my  God 
P>'0.3.i.let  thine  heart  keep  my  commandements 
4.4.  keep  my  commandements  and  live 

Chap.  7.  2. 
6.2o.my  fon,  keep  thy  fathers  commandements 
Ecdef.8.i.I  counfell  thee  to  fc.the  Kings  comma. 
3. fear  God,  and  keep  his  commandements 


DOT.9.4.&  mercy  to  them  that  keep  his  command. 
Afaf.19.r7. if  thou  wilt  enter  into  life,^.thecom. 
John  1 4. 1  j.  if  ye  love  me,£e.my  commandements 
1  f .  io.if  ye  keep  my  commandem.ye  fhall  abide 
1  Tim.6. 1 4.  that  thou  keeP  this  com.  without  fpot 


let  his  males  be  circumci.&  keep. the  paffe. 
Nm.z4.fa. the  Plover  in  his  appointed  fca[bn 
3  .at  even  ys  fhall  keep  it 

according  to  all  the  ceremonies  k?ep  it 
4-Mofes  fpake  that  they  (hould  faep  the  pafl". 
6.  could  not  keep  the  pafleover 
xo.ytt  he  (hall  faep  the  palfeover 
1 1. in  the  fecond  moncth  keep  it 
1  z.ordinances  ofthepafleover^Heyflwl  ^.ic 
1 3. and  forbearcs  to  keep  the  pafleover 
I4.if  a  ftranger  will  kct'P  the  pafleover 
jD£«?.i6.i.obferve  the  moneth.and  keep  the  paffe. 
2  ^8.23.2  i.King commandedj^fp  the  paflbever 
2  Chro.  3  o.  1  .keep  the  pafleover  to  the  God  of  Ifrael 
2.  to  keep  the  pafleover  in  the  fecond  moneth 
f.thattheyfhould  come  to  faep  the  pafleover 
3  * .  i6.fervice  was  prepared  to  faep  the  paffeov. 
i8.neither  did  all  faep  fuch  a  pafleover 
A/.«. 2 6. 1 8. He  faep  the  pafleover  at  thy  houfe 

Steep  filence. 
Judg.1.19.  who  faid,  Keep  filence 
Ffal.i  j. 22.O  Lord  faep  not  filence 
50.3.{hall  come  and  not  faep  filence 
83.1.  faep  not  filence,  O  God 
Ecclef.j.j.z  time  to  faep  filence 
i/i.4 1. 1. keep  filence  before  me,  O  Hands 
6i.6.yc  that  make  mention,^ep  not  filence 
6j.6.Ile  not  faep  filence 
Lam.  2.  lo.the  elders  of  Zion  faep  filence 
Amos  5. 1 3. the  prudent  (hall  faep  filence 
Hrfk2.20.let  all  the  earth  faep  filence 
1  Cor.  14. 2 8. let  him  faep  filence  in  the  Church 
34.1etyour  women  faep  filence 
Steep  ftatutcs. 
Exocl.  1  ? .  26.if  thou  faep  all  his  ftatutcs 
Lev.  1 8.  j.  you  (hall  ^eep  my  ftatutcs  Ver.26. 

Chap,i9.i9,io.&8.22. 
Deut. quo.  thon  (halt  faep  his  ftatutes 

6.2.that  thou  mighteft  feate  to  faep  his  ftatutes 
26. 1 6. thou  (halt  therefore  faep  and  doe 

17.  thou  haft  avouched  to  faep  his  ftatutes 
28.45.thou  hearkenedft  not  to  faep  his  ftatutes 
30.  to.faep  his  ftatutes  which  are  written 
1  Kin.9.4.  if  thou  wilt  faep  my  ftatutes 

11.33  -have  not  walked  to  ^eep  my  ftatutes 
38.  to  ^fp  my  ftatutes  as  David  my  fervant 
Pfal.  1  i?.f  .were  directed  to  faep  thy  ftatutes 

8.  He  faep  thy  ftatutes  ;  O  forfake  me  not 
Verfe  145, 
£^.18.2 1. if  the  wicked  will  faep  my  ftatutes 
44.24.they  (hall  faeP  my  ftatutes 

Steeper. 
Gen. $,z.  Abel  was  a  faeper  ofiheep 
9-am  I  my  brothers  faeper 
3  9. 2 1. favour  in  the  fight  of  the  faeper 

22.  faeper  of  the  prifon  committed  to  Jofeph 

23.  faeper  of  the  prifon  looked  not  to  any 

1  Sam.  1 7. 20. David  left  the  fheep  with  a  faeper 
2  2.Dav.left  his  cariage  in  the  hand  of  the  fa. 

2  8 . 2.I  le  make  thee  faeper  of  my  head 

2  Kjn.zi.iqXonoi Harhas3ij«perofthe  wardrobe 
2  Chron.$ q.zz. 

Neh.z.2.  Afaph  the  ^ftpe/*  of  the  forreft 

3 . 2  9.  S  hemaiah  faeper  of  the  caft-gate 
£/?&?•  2.3  .Hege  the  ij*epj>'  of  the  women 

Ver.  8,  ij. 
Job  27. 1 8.  and  as  a  booth  that  the  ^epfy  makcth 
Pfal.  1 2 1 . 5.  the  Lord  is  thy  faeper 
Cant.  1 .6.  they  made  me  the  faeper  of  the  vineyards 


John  2. 3. we  know  him,if  we  faep  his  command.  1  Je'f.  5  5.4.Maafeiah  the  fon  of  Shal.the  fa  of  the  do. 
3.22.  we  rcceive,becaufe  we  faep  his  comman.  |  ^^  16.27.and  the  ^epf>' of  the  prifon  awaking 


5.2.when  we  love  God  and  faep  his  command. 

'3. this  is  the  love  ofGod,that  we  ^e.his  com. 

Rev.i  2.i7.make  war  w"1  her  feed  w'b  ^e.the  com. 

14.12.  here  are  they  which  ^e.the  com.of  God 

Steep  covenant. 

Gen.ij.  9.  thou  (halt  faep  my  covenant,therefore 

1  o.  this  my  covenant  which  ye'ihall  faep 
Exod.19.  f-»f  ye  will  obey  and  faep  my  covenant 
Deut.  j,  r  2.(hal  ^e.unto  thee  the  cove.&  the  mercy 
19.9  .faep  therefore  the  words  of  this  covenant 
Pfal.z  5. 10. unto  fuch  as  faep  his  covenant 
1  o  3 . 1 8 .  to  fuch  as  faep  his  covcnant,and  to 


3  6. the  faeper  of  the  prifon  told  this  faying 
Steepers. 

iKjn.  1  i.f.a  third  part  fhalbe  faeper  s  of  the  watch 
22.4.which  the  faep.oi the  doore  have  gathered 
Chap.  2  3. 4. 
25.18  .and  the  three  faepers  of  the  doore 
1  Chro.^.i^faepers  of  the  gates  of  the  tabernacle 

their  fathers  were  faepers  of  the  entry 
Efther  6.2.Mordecai  told  of  Bigthana  &  Ter.fc.ot 
£a/^i2.3.when  the^e.of  the  houfe  (hal  tremble 
Cant.f.  7.  the  faepers  tooke  away  my  vaile 
8. 1 1 .  he  let  the  vineyard  to  the  faepers 

Jer.4..t7.zs. 


KEE        KBE 

Je/.$.i7>as  peepers  of  a  field  are  they  againft  her 

52.7-4.and  the  three  keepers  oi  the  doore 
£^.40.45 .prieftsjthe  ^.of  the  charge  of  the  ho. 
^6.\eepers  of  the  charge  of  the  altar 
44.8.  kt  peepers  of  my  charge  in  my  San&uary 
14.1k  make  them  peepers  of  the  charge  of 
Ata.28.4.  for  feare  of  him  the  peepers  did  (hake 
Acls  5.23. and  the  keep,  {landing  before  the doore 
1 2.6.the  peepers  before  the  door  kept  the  prifon 
1 9. Herod  examined  the  \eepers 
Titus  2.5.10  be  difcreet,chafte;/^i?«  at  home 
Iteepeft. 

1  Kjn.S.z  3.  who  l&epeft  covenant  and  mercy 

2  Cbr.6. 14.  which  £?.covenant,and  fheweft  mercy 

Ncbem.g.iz. 
ABs  2i.24.walkeftordtrly,&v^^the  law 

Keepetij. 
£aW.2i.i8.  but  \eepetb  hisbed 
Deut.y.g.the  faithful  God  which  \eepitb  covenant 
1  Satn.iS.i  i.behold  he  /(eepetb  thefheep 
Neh.i.$. God  that  keepeth  covenant 
Job  3  3 . 1 8 .he  k'epetb  his  foule  from  the  pit 
Pfal.z  ^.zo.he  l^eepetb  all  his  bones 

1 2 1 . 3  .he  that  \epetb  thee  will  not  flumber 

4.he  that  \?epetb  Ifrael  mail  neither  flumber 
1 46 .6. which  \\eepetb  truth  for  ever 
Pro.2.8.he  ^fperfo  thepathes  of  judgement 
10.1 7.he  is  in  the  way  of  life  that  ^e.inftru&i. 
1 3 .3  .he  that  \scpeth  his  mouth  \eepetb  his  life 

6.righteoufnefle  \eepeth  him  in  the  way 
16.  i7.he  that  £ee/>.  his  way,preferveth  his  foule 
19. 8. he  that  keepeth  underftanding  (hall 

16.be  that  keep,  the  command. z^e/i.  his  foule 
2i.23.whofo  \e.  his  mouth  &  his  tongue,^/). 
24. 1 2.that  \eepetb  thy  foule,  doth  not  he  know 
27. 1 8.  whofo  keepeth  the  fig-tree ,  (hall  eat  the 
28.7.  viholo  keepeth  the  law  is  a  wifefon 
29.3.IK  that  l^eep.  company  with  harlots/pend. 
1 1. a  wife  man  keepeth  it  in  till 
1 8  .that  keepeth  the  law  happy  is  he 
Ecclef.S'i  .whofo  ^f.the  commandments>fhal  feele 
lfa.z6.z.thzt  the  nation  which  keep. the  truth  may 
56.2.bleffed,that  jjtf.the  Sab.  from  polluting  it 
i.and  keepeth  his  hand  from  doing  evill 
6. every  one  that  keepeth  the  Sabbath  from 
Jb,.48.io.curfed,that/^e'ped?back  hisfword  from 
Z.<tw.3.28.fitteth  alone,and  \eepetb  filence 
Hub  2.  $  .neither  lieepeth  at  home 
Luke  1 1 .2 1  .a  ftrong  man  armed  keepeth  his  palace 
?olm-7»  1 9-and  yet  none  of  you  keepeth  the  law 
9.1  6  .becaufe  he  keepeth  not  the  Sabbath 
14.21. that  hath  my  command  .and  keepeth  them 
24.hethat  loveth  me  not,  ^.not  my  fayings 
1  /o/j.2.4  thatfaithj  know  him,&  keepeth  not  his 
J. but  whofo  keepctb  his  word,in  him  is 
3 ,24.he  that  keep .  his  commandem.dwellet'i  in 
5. 1 8.begotten  of  God,keepetb  himfelfe,  and 
Rev.z.z6.  he  that  overcometh,  &  keep,  my  woikes 
i6.i?.blefledthat  lieepeth  his  garments 
22.7.blefled  that  k'epetb  the  fayings  of  this 

&eeptng. 

Exod.  3  4.7 .keeping  mercy  for  thoufands 
Num.  3. 28.  keeping  the  charge  of  the  fanftuary 

38.Mofes  &  Aaronj&  his  fons  ^.the  charets 
Deut.S.  1  i.forget  not  Godwin  not  ^.his  comman . 
1  Sa0z.2f.16.whUe  we  were  with  them  ^p.iheep 
Neb.  1 2. 2j. were  porters  keeping  the  ward,at 
Ffal.  r  9 . 1 1  .in  keeping  of  them  is  great  reward 
£^.17. 1 4-by  keeping  of  his  covenantor  might 
Dan.9.4.0  hotd^eeping  the  covenant  to  them 
Lu\e  2.8.  (hepheards "keeping  watch  over  the  flocke 
1  Co>-.7.i9.but  the  ^e.of  the  commandments  ofG. 
1  Pe£.4.i9.commk  the  keep,  of  their  fouls  to  him 

Iteljelatrjab. 
Jtoz.3  3.2i-fromRiflah,&  pitched  in  Kjbelatbab 

2  3  and  went  from  %ehelatbab,mA  pitched 
Ueilar). 
Jojh.  1 5.44.f(.a^>Ach2ib,&]Vlarefli.the  inh.ofju. 
Sam.z} . i-the  Philiftines  fight  againft  Kgilah 

2.andfave  Kjilah 

3. how  much  more  if  we  come  to  Keilab 

4.goe  downe  to  Keilab 

5. David  went  to  Kjilab 

David  faved  the  inhabitants  oiK[cilah 

6.Abiathar  fled  to  Kjilab 

7.was  told  Saul,David  was  at  Xeilah 


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KE  P 


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8. Saul  called  to  goe  downe  to  Kjilah 
lo.Saul  feekes  to  come  to  Kjilah 
1  i.will  the  men  of  ^/.deliver  me  Ve.  12. 
1 3  .David  departed  out  of  Kjilab 

David  was  efcaped  from  K>i!ah 
r  C7?™.4.i9.Hodiah  the  father  of  Kjilab 
Nehem.  3.17.  ruler  of  halfe  part  of  Keilab   Ve.  1 8 

Helaicih. 
Et^a,  10.23.  of  the  Levites,  Kjlaiab 
&eltfcai),or»eifta, 
IteJ;.8.7.Maafeiah,I0^ta,  Levites 

10. 10. and  their  brethren,Hodijah,f£e7ita& 
E%ra  io.z$.Kslaiah,thc  fame  is  Kelita 

Seinnel. 
Gen.zz.i i.Buz  hisbrorher;Kj?;»tfe/  the fath.of  Ar. 
Num.i^.z^.Kemuel  tht  fon  of  Shiphtan 
1  Cfcro.27.17.of  the  LevitesjHafha.the  fon  of  I\e. 


Num.i  2.42.  and  Nobah  went  and  tooke  Kjnah 

itertsn. 
1  Chron.i. 


.i£e»<j»,Mahalaleel,  Jered 
Ittenath. 

1  Cfo,0.2.2j.with  Kjnath^nd  the  townes  thereof 

&ena?, 
Ge3.36.11.  fonsof  Eliphaz,  Gatam,  Rjn&i 

1  Chron.i. 36. 
1  5. duke  Zepho,  duke  Kjna\    . 
42.duke  Kena\,duke  Mibzat     1  Chro.  1.53. 
Jojh.i  5.  i7,Othniel  the  fon  of  Kf.na\ tooke  it 
Judg.  1 . 1 3  .fon  of  Kem^y  Calebs  younger  brother 

Chap.  3.  9. 
3.n.Othnielthefonof  K«»^died    ' 
1  Cb-ro.1.1 3. fons  of  iC^^Othnicl^nd  Saraiah 
1  j.fons  of  Elah,  even  %ena\ 

fojb.  14.6. Caleb  the  fon  oijephunneh  theKene\ite 

Verfe  14. 

Menite. 
N1m.z4.zz.the  iC*^fhalbe  Wafted 
Judg.1.1 6. and  the  children  of  the  penile 

4.1 1. now  Heber  the  Kcnite  v/<h  was  of  Hobab 
i/.betweene  Jabin  &  the  houfe  of  the  Kenite 
Jael  the  wife  of  Heber  the  Kenite 
Chap.  j.24. 
HHmittg. 
Gen.  1  f .  ip.the  iC^^jKeniziteSj  Kadmonites 
Jv#7#-24.2i.and  he  looked  on  the  Ignites  &  faid 
fudg.4. 1 1 .  Heber  fevered  himfelfe  from  the  Keni. 
1  Sam.i^  .6.and  Saul  faid  unto  the  J^enites^Dcpan 
fo  the  ^eB.departed  from  among  theAmal. 
27.10.and  againft  the  fouth  of 'the  Ignites 
30. 29. which  were  in  the  cities  of  the  Ignites 
1  Cbro.z. tf.ihz  l^enites that  camcofHemach 

Gra.i5.i9.Kenites3Kf^^i3Kadmonites 

»cpt. 
Gen.zt.  5.  Abraham  kept  my  charge,  my  comman. 
29.9.fathers  flitep,fbr  (lie  kept  them 
39-9.hath  he  kept  backe  any  thing  from  me 
42.16.ye  (halbc  kept  in  prifon 
£xo-;.i.  Mofts  kept  the  flock  of  Jeth.his  father-in 
16. 2 3. to  be  k'pt  untill  the  morning 
3  2. to  be  kept  for  your  generations   Ver.3  3 . 
34X0  Aaron  laid  ir  up  to  be  kept 
21.29.he  hathnot  k'pt  him  in 
36.and  his  owner  hath  not  kept  him  in 
Nian.%.  1 3 .and  be  kept  clofe,and  ihe  be  defiled 
9.$.  and  they  kept  the  Pafleover 
7. wherefore  are  we  k'pt  backe 
19.childr.of  Ifra.  kept  the  charge  of  the  Lord 
Verfe  23. 
i7.iQ.Aaronsrod  to  be  kept  foratoken 
19-9.it  fhalbe  kept  for  the  congregation  of 
24. 1  i.the  Lord  hath  kept  thee  backe  from  hon. 
3 1.47  .which  kept  the  charge  of  the  tabernacle 
Deitt.i  2.io.he  kept  them  as  the  apple  of  his  eye 

33.9.they  kept  thy  covenant 
fojb.  j.  10. encamped  in  GilgaUand  l^pt  the  paffe, 
14.  io.the  Lord  that  kept  me  alive 
22.2.ye  have  kept  all  that  Mofes  commanded 
3 .  but  have  kept  the  charge  of  the  command 
Ruth  2.23  .fo  (he  \ept  faft  by  the  maidens 
1  Sam.y.z  4.10  this  time  it  hath  been  \tpt 

13.13  .thou  haft  not  kePl  the  commandement 
i4.not  kept  that  which  the  Lord  command 
17.3  4.thy  iervant  kePl  n's  fathers  fheep 
D  d  d  3 


2 1. 4. have  k?pt  themfelves  from  women 
3  5. women  have  been  k-pt  from  us 

2j.2i.furely  in  vainc  have  I  l^pt 

3  j.bleflVd  be  thou  which  half  k-pt  me 
34.1'n  very  deed  the  Lord  hath  k'pt  mc 
39.hath  k'pt  his  fervant  from  evill 

26. r  5. thou  haft  not  k-pt  thy  lord 
16. you  have  not  kept  your  rmfter 
z  Sam.i3.34.  the  young  man  that  Ippt  the  watch 

22.22.I  have  k?pt  the  wayesof  the  Lord  ,<  -i; 
24.and  hive  k'pt  my  felf  from  mine  iniquity 
44.thou  haft  k'pt  me  to  be  head  of 

1  I\M-*-43.why  haft  thou  not  k  pt  the  oath  of  the 

3 .6.thou  haft  kept  for  him  this  great  kindneffe 
8.24.who  haft  \ept  with  thy  fervant  David 
1 1. 10.  but  he  kept  not  that  wch  the  Lord  com. 

1  i.and  thou  haft  not  kept  my  covenant 
34.becaufe  he  kept  my  commandements 

13.21.  and  haft  not  kept  the  commandc. which 

14.8.3s  David ,who  k'pt  my  commandements 

27.chiefofthe  guard,which  kept  the  doore 

2  Kjng.9. 14.  now  Jpram  had  fa  Ramoth  Gilead 

1 2.9.the  priefts  that  k?pt  the  doore,put 
i7.i9Judah^notthecomm3nd.of  theLo 
1 8.6.but  kcpt  his  commandements 

1  Chro.io.f  3.  the  word  of  the  Lo-which  he  ^.noc 

1  a.  1.  while  David  kept  himfelfe  clofe,  becaufe 
29-the  greateft  part  had  k  ft  the  ward  of 

2  Chro.6.i$.  which  haft  kept  with  thy  fervant  Da. 

7.8.Solomon  k:pt  the  feaft  feven  dayes 

9.for  they  \ept  the  dedication  of  the  altar 
1 2.  io.that  k-ft  the  entrance  of theKings  houfe 
30.2  i.thechild.of  Ifra.^.the  feaft  of  unleaven. 

2  3. they  pother  feven  dayes  with  gbdnefs 
34-9.the  Levites  that  ^e.the  doors  had  gathered 

2 1.  becaufe  our  fathers  have  not  ^e.the  word 
3  5.  i.Jofiah  k-pt  a  pafleover  unto  the  Lord 
27.8c  the  children  of  Ifrael  k-pt  the  pafleover 
1 8. no  pafleover  like  to  that  kept  in  Ifrael 

fuch  a  pafleover  as  Jofiah  kept 
i<).was  this  pafleover  ^j« 
3  6.2 1  .as  (he  lay  defola*te,fhe  kspt  no  Sabbath     ' 
E'K.ra  3-4.they  \ept  the  feaft  of  tabernacles 

6.16.  kept  the  dedication  of  this  houfe  with  joy 

1 9.the  children  of  captivity^  the  pafleov. 
22.and  kept  the  feaft  of  unleavened  bread 
Neb.  1 .7.we  have  not  kept  the  commandement 
8.18  .and  they  kept  the  feaft  feven  dayes 
9.34.  nor  our  fathers  kept  thy  law 
1  i.i9.moreover  the  porters  that  kept  the  gates 
1  a.4  j.  both  the  fingers  and  the  porters  k-pt  the 
Efiher  2.i4.Shaa(hgaz,which^t  the  concubines 
2 1. of  thofc  which  kept  the  doore,  were  wroth 
9.28. that  thefe  daies  lhould  be  kept  throughout 
Job  z  3 . 1 1  .his  wayes  have  I  kept 

28 .2  i.and  kept  clofe  from  the  foules  of  the  aire 
Vfd.17.4l  have  typt  me  from  thepathes  of 
1 8. 2  i.I  hive  kept  the  wayes  of  the  Lord 
23I  kept  my  felfe  from  mine  iniquity 
3o.3.thou  haft  kept  me  alive 
42. 4. with  a  multitude  that  kept  holy  day 
7 8. 10. they  kcpt  not  the  covenant  of  God 

56. and  kept  not  his  teftimonies 
99.7.they  kept  his  teftimonies 
1 19.2 1. for  I  have  kept  thy  teftimonies 
55.  Ihwe  kept  thy  law 
5  6.this  I  had  becaufe  I  kept  thy  precepts 
67. now  have  I  kept  thy  word . 
1  f  8. becaufe  they  kept  not  thy  word 
1 6 7. my  foule  hath /^fpf  thy  teftimonies 
1 68.1  hdxeleept  thy  precepts 
Ecclef.z.io.vihzt  mine  eyes deiired,  I  £?.not  from 

5.1 3. a  foreevilKriches  kept  from  the  owners 
Cant.  1 .6.mine  own  vineyard  have  I  not  kept 
I/a.30;29.when  a  holy  folcmnity  is  kept 
Jer.16.1  i.and  have  not^my  lavvej 

3  5.i8.and^all  his  precepts 
£^.5.7.neither  have  k'pt  my  judgements 

i8.9.and  hath  kept  my  judgements 
i9.and  hath  kept  all  my  ftatutes 
20.2 1. neither  kcPtmy  judgements  to  do  them 
44.8.and  ye  have  not  kept  the  charge 

1  j.that  kcpt  the  charge  of  my  fanduary 
48. 1 1. which  have  kept  my  charge 
Daa.f.ijj.whom  he  would  he  kept  alive 
7.28. but  I  kept  the  matter  in  my  heart 
.      Hof.  1 2. 1 2.  for 


KEP 


KER 


KI  D 


K  I  D 


K  I  L 


K  I  L 


Hof.i  i.i  i.for  a  wife  he  typt  fhetp 
Amos  i .  1 1. and  \ep  his  wrath  for  ever 

2. 4. and  have  not  \tyt  his  commandements 
Micab  6.i6.the Statutes  of  Omri  ate  k?Pl 
Mtl.z.o.ss  ye  have  not  kept  my  wayes 

3.7.ordinances,and  have  not  \ept  them 
14.W  hat  profit ,that  we  have  fypt  his  teftimo. 
Mat. 8. 3  3  .and  they  that  Igpt  them  fled 

13.3  5. things  which  have  been  ^jrf  fecret 

i4-6.when  Herods  birth-day  was  kept 

19.10.all  thefe  things  hive  I  l^ept  from 
^^4.ii.neitherwas  any  thing  Igpt  fecret 

9.  lo.and  they  kept  that  faying 
Luke  1.19.  Mary  kept  all  thefe  things 
5 1. his  mother  \ept  all  thefe  fayings 

8. 29.be  was  Ifept  bound  with  chaines 

9.36. and  they  kept  it  clofe 

1 8.i  1. all  thefe  have  I  \tpt  from  my  youth 

i9.20.pound,whichl  have  kept'm  a  napkin 
John  i.io.but  thou  haft  \tpt  the  good  wine 

n.7.againft  the  d,iy  ofmybur.hath  (he  ^.this 

1  j.io.even  as  I  have  %ept  my  Fathers  comman. 
20.if  they  have  kept  my  faying,  they 

17.et.and  they  have  \ept  thy  word 

1  z.I  l^pt  them  in  thy  name 

thofe  thou  gaveft  me  I  have  kept 
18.  i6.fpake  unto  her  that  kept  the  doore 
17. then  faith  the  damofel  that  \ept  the  door 
Acls  5.2.  and  \tpt  bjeke  part  of  the  price 
7.5 3. received  the  law  and  have  not  \ept  it 
0.3  3  ./Eneas,which  had  kept  his  bed  eight  yeers 
1 1 2.y.Peter  was  -kept  in  prifon 
6.the  keepers  k-pl  ^e  prifon 
20.20.I  keptbzck  nothing  profitable  unto  you 
22.20.3nd  kept  the  raiment  of  them  that 
23.3  5  .commanded  him  to  be  kept  in  Herods 
2f.4.Feftus  anfweredthat  Paul  (hould  be  kePc 

2  i.I  commanded  him  to  be  kept  till 
27. 43. the  Centurion  kept  them  from 
28.16.  Paul  dwelt  with  afouldier  that  ^«.  him 

Rom.  16. 2  5  .which  was  k?pt  fecret  fince  the  world 
2  Cbr.i  1  9.I  have  k!pt  my  fe'fe  from  being 

3  z-\ept  the  city  with  a  garifon 

Gal.  3. 2  3. before  faith  came  we  were  \e.  under  law 
2  TiOT.4.7. 1  have  typ1  tne  faith 
Heb.  1 1. 28. through  faith  he  ksP(  tne  paffeover 
Jam.s ,4. which  is  k-p' backe  by  fraud,  cryeth 

1  Pet.  1. 5. who  are  h["pthy  tlie  power  of  God 

2  P^.3-7.by  the  fame  word  are  k-pt  in  ftore 
Jutle  6.angds  which  kppt  not  their  firft  eftate 
Rev. 3 . 8. and  haft  \ept  my  word 

io.becaufe  thou  haft  k:pt  'he  word  of  my 
StepS  Silence. 
Job  29.21.and  k'pt  lilence  at  my  cqunfcll 

3  i.j4.that  I  fal  (Uence,and  went  not  out 
Pfhl.j  2.3. when  1  kept  filence  my  bones  w3Xed  old 

50. 2 1. and  I  ^/>f  filence:thou  thoughteft 
Acls  1 5. 1 1. then  the  multitude  £f/>£  filence 
2  i.2.thcy  kept  the  more  filence 

3fctcrcl)etfe0« 

E  ^k- 1  ?  •  1 8-an^  make  kertbe'ifes  upon  the  head  of 
2 1  .your  fatdmfes  will  I  teare 
Stew»i=l)auHCr). 
/»&  42.i4.called  the  third  K[eren-hapuch 

J&crfotlj. 
/<>J/&.i5.25.Hafcor,Hadat.&Ite*w^,oftheinhe.of 

Uerneisf. 
N««2.6.4-from  the  ke?nels,even  to  the  huske 

&ero0. 
E^d  2.44.  the  children  of  Ksros,  the  children  of 

Nehem.7.47. 
mettle, 
1  Sam.z.\q.hz  ftrooke  it  into  the  kettle 

ftctarab. 
Gra.25.  i.Abra.took  a  wife,her  name  was  Kjtur. 

4. all  thefe  were  the  children  oiKjturah 
1  Cbyo  1.3  2.fons  of  i(er«ra£>,Abrahams  concubine 
3  3  .thefe  are  the  fons  ofKjturah 

/«^.3.25.therfore  they  took  a  i^ey>&  opened  them 
J/2f.22.22.and  the  \ej  of  the  houfe  of  Davidfwill  I 
Lake  1  i.5i.lawyers,ye  have  taken  away  the^jy  of 
Rev.^.y.ht  that  hath  the  fey  of  David 

9. 1  .was  given  the  key  of  the  bottomleffe  pit 
20. 1. an  angel  having  the  key  o{  the  bottomlefs 


Mat.  1 6. 19.I  wil  give  thee  the  fas  of  the  kingd.of 
ReiM.i8.and  have  the  \eys  of  hen 


/«&  42.  i4.and  the  name  of  the  fecond,Jt^ 

jofh.ill.zi.  and  the  valley  of  Kj^l. 
irtbtoth^attaabah. 
N««.  1  L34.cal.the  name  of  the  place  Kjbroth-Ha. 
3  5  .people  journeyed  ftomKjbrotb-Hattaavab 
3  3 . 1 6.and  pitched  at  Kjbrotb-Hattaavab 
1 7. and  departed  from  Xibroth-Hattaavob 
Deut.y.zzM  Kjbml)-Hatta.ye  provoked  the  Lord 

Itlbjatm, 
JoJh.zi.zz.Kjb^aim  with  her  fubuibs  outof Ephr. 

maw, 

1  Sam.z.zo.wherei'ore  fake  ye  at  my  facrifice 
Ads  9-5.it  is  hard  to  kicke  againftthe  prickes 

Chap.  26.  r  4. 
IWliCt). 
Deut.$i.i  J. but  Jefurun  waxed  fat,and  faked 

iUD. 
Gf».37.3i.killeda  #rf  of  the  goats 

3  8. 17.  He  fend  thee  a  ^irf  from  the  flocke 
20  Judah  fent  the  fai  by  the  hand  of  his  frl. 
23.I  fent  this  ^id,thou  haft  not  found  her 
Exod. z 3 . 1 9.  not  feethe  a  fa  in  his  mothers  milk 
Chap.34.26.Dc*!?.  14.21. 
Lev.q.zi.  his  offerings  ^irf  of  the  goats^a  male 
28.a  kid  of  the  goats,  a  female 
5.6.3  lambe  or  $i?of  the  goats 
9. 3.  take  a  fa\  of  the  goats  for  a  fin-offering 
23.19.then  ye  (hall  facrifice  one  fal  of 
Uumb.-j.  16,  22,  28,34,40,46,  52,58,64, 
70,76,82. StCha.15. 24.8:  28.15,30. 
&  29.  5,  n,  16, 19,  25. 
Num.  1 5. 1 1  .for  one  lamb,  or  a  ^,thus  fhall  it  be 
Judg.6. 19. Gideon  made  ready  a  ^irf 
1 3.1  j.untill  we  have  made  ready  a  ^irf 

1 9. fo  Manoah  tooke  a  £irf 
14,6.  rent  him  as  a  ^irf 
1 5.  i.Sampfon  vifited  his  wife  with  a  fal 
1  S«B.i6.20.Jefle  tooke  an  affe  laden,and  a  fyd 
1  fa.  11. 6. the  leopard  fhall  lie  downe  with  the  fal 
£^e.43.22.on  the  fecondday  thou  (halt  offer  a^irf 
45.23  .&  a  fal  of  the  goats  daily,for  a  fin-  offe. 
Luke  1 5-29-and  yet  thou  never  gaveft  me  a  fa 

Tw  WH8. 
Gcn.z7 .g.fetch  me  from  thence  two  #.of  the  goa. 
Lev.16. 5.  he  fhall  take  two  fals  of  the  goats  for 

MD0, 
Gen.zj.  1 6.fhe  put  the  skin  of  the  fal1  of  the  goa. 
Num.7. 8y. the  k^s  °f  the  goa.for  a  lin-off.twelve 

1  Sam,  10.3  .one  carrying  three  fas,  and  another 
iit^20-27-pitchedbefo.them,like  2.1it.flo.of  fa 

2  elm.?,  5.7.Jofiah  gave  lambs  &  $.for  paffeo.off . 
Cant.  1.8.  feed  thy  l(ids  befides  the  fhephcrds  rents 

3Sfrjne?0, 
£jrorf.29.i3.cauleabovetheliver,&  the  two  fan. 

Verfe  2  2. 
Iex>.3.4.two  kjdneys}zn&  the  fat  upon  them 

Ver.io,i5.&Cha.4.9.&  7.4.SC  8.16,25. 
9.  lo.but  the  fat,and  the  faneys,  and 

i9.that  which covereth  the  inwar.&  the  fal. 
Deitt.  3  2. 14.  with  the  fat  of  the  faneys 
lfa.i  4.6.  with  the  fat  of  the  faneys  oimms 

fttfcien. 
2  Sam.  1 5. 2  3. the  King  parted  over  the  brook  Kjd. 

1  Kj>2.3.37.andpaflettover  the  brookeiC'^«» 

15.13  .and  burnt  it  up  by  the  brooke  Kjdron 

2  fyn.zi.^.he  burnt  them  in  the  fields  oiKjdron 

6.brought  the  grove  unto  the  brook  fydron 

burnt  it  at  the  brooke  Kjdron 

1 2.  caft  the  duft  of  them  into  the  brook  Kjd. 

z  Chro.  15.16.  and  burnt  it  at  the  brook  Kjdron 

29. 16. to  carry  it  out  abroad  into  the  bro.Kjrf/'. 

3  o.  i4.Altars,&  caft  them  into  the  btookKjdron 

Jet.  3 1.40.&  of  the  fields,unto  the  brook  oii^jdron 

KOI. 
GMZ.4. 1 5.1eft  any  finding  him  mould  ##him 
11. 1 2.they  will  $#me,&  fave  thee  alive 
26.7-left  the  men  of  the  place  fhould  kM  me 
27.42.  comfort  himfelfe,purpofing  tofal.ihee 
3  7. 2 1  .Reuben  faid,Let  us  not  k[ill  him 
Exod.  r .  i6.if  a  fon,then  ye  fhall  fal.  him 
2.i4.intendeft  thou  to  ^;^me 


4.24-Lord  met  him^nd  fought  to  fal.  him 
1 2.6.congregation  of  Iftael  lhall  fa  it 

2 1. and  fal  the  paffeover 
16.3.10  fal  this  whole  artembly  with  hunger 
17.3.  to  falus  and  our  children  with  thirft 
20.13.  thou  flialt  not  fal  Deul.  5.17. 

Rom.  1 3. 9. 
2  2. 1.  if  a  man  fhal  fteal  an  oxe,or  a  fheep,&  fa 

24.and  I  will  ^ii^you  with  the  fword 
29.1 1.  fal  the  buliocke  before  the  Lord 

Levit.  1. 5.8c  4.4. 
29.20.tht.nihalt  thou  ^i//theramme 
Lev.  1 . 1  i.he  fhall  fal  it  on  the  fide  of  the  altar 
3.2.and  ^i//it  at  the  doore  of  the  tabetmcle 

8. and  ^i// it  before  the  tabernacle     Ver.13. 
4-24.and  fal  it  in  the  place  where  they  fal 
3  3. in  the  place  where  they  kjllxht  burnt 
7.2.where  they  fa  the  burnt-orfer.fhal  they  fal, 
14.13.  place  where  he  fhall  fal  the  fin- offering 
1 9.  after  he  fhall  ^theburnt-ofFering       D 
2  5.he  fhall  ^i/  the  iamb  of  the  trefpafle-offe. 
50.he  fhall  fal  the  one  of  the  bird's 
16. 1 1. and  fhall  fal  the  bullock  of  the  lin-ofter. 
1 5.  then  fhall  he  fal  the  goat  of  the  fin- offe. 
20.4. feed  to  Moloch,and  kill  him  not 

i6.thou  fhalt  fal  ihe  woman  and  the  beaft 
22.28.cow  or  ewe,ye  fhall  not  falit 
Num.  11. 15 .if  thou  deale  thus  with  me.^me 
14. 1 5.now  if  thou  fa  A  this  people  as  one  man 
16. 13  .to  £i//us  in  the  wildernefTe 
22.29.8  fword.for  now  would  I  fal  thee 
3 1. 17. kill  eway  male  among  the  little  ones 

k}U  every  woman  that  hath  known  man 
35.27.and  the  revenger  of  blcud,^//  the  flayer 
Dent  4.42.wcb  fhould  k'H  his  neighbour  unawares 
i2.i5.thoumaift^t//andeateflef}iin  all 

2 1  .then  thou  fhalt  fat  of  the  heard 
i3.9.but  thou  fhalt  furely  ^i#him 
3  2.39.I  ^i#,and  I  make  alive 
/«%.i3.23.hiswifefaid,IftbeL.wereple.to£.us 
15-1 3»furely  we  will  not  fal  thee 
i6.2.when  it  is  day  we  lhall  £i#  him 
20.3 1  .and  kM  as  at  other  times 
39.Benjamin  began  to  fmite  and  fal 

1  &J»».i6.2.if  Saul  heare  it,he  will  fal  me 

17.9-if  he  be  able  to  fal  me,then  we  will 

but  if  I  prevaile  and  fal  him,then  ye 
19-i.that  they  fhould  fa  David 

2.Saul  my  father  feeketh  to  fal  thee 

17.  why  mould  I  /ji//thee 
24. 10. and  fome  bade  me  kill  thee 
3o.i5.fweare  thou  wilt  neither  ^#me,nor 

2  Sam.  1 3. 28. when  I  fay.SmiteAmm.then  ^i.him 
i4-7.that  we  may  ^i//Jiim,for  the  life  of  his 

3  2  .if  iniquity  be  in  me,let  him  fal  me 
2 1 .4-neither  for  us  fhalt  thou  faliny  man 

1  Kjtl.  1 1.40,  Solomon  fought  to  fa  Jeroboam 

1 2.27.and  they  (hall  £i#me,and  goe  againft 

2  Kjn.^.j .am  I  a  God  to  fal  and  make  alive 
7.4. if  they  fal  us,we  fhall  but  dk 

1  i.i  5. him  that  folioweth,^i#  with  the  fword 
2  Cbr.i  5.6.^;/ the  paffeover,&  fanftifie  your  felves 
Eflber  3.1 3. letters  were  fent  to  deftroy  and  fall 
Ecclefa.i.3.  time  to  fal,8c  a  timeto heale 
lfa.  1 4. 3 o.I  will  fal  thy  root  with  famine 

29. 1 .  let  them  fa  facrifices 
£^.34.3.  ye  fal  them  that  are  fed,but  feed  not 
Mat.f.z  1. (aid  of  old  time,Thou  fhalt  not  fal 

whofoever  fhall  ^i//^halbe  in  danger 

io.28.feare  not  them  which  fal  the  body 

but  are  not  able  to  fal  the  foule 

1 7. 2  3  .and  they  fhall  fa  him,but  the  third  day 

Mfl^e  10.34. 
21. 38. the  heire,comeletus^i^him    • 
23.34.and  fome  of  them  ye  (hall  kM 
24.9.and  fhall  fal  you,and  ye  fhalbe  hated 
26.4.take  Jefus  by  fubtilty,and  fal  him 
Mark?  3.4.10  fave  life  or  to  fal 

9.3 1. and  they  fhall  fal  him,and  after  that 
10. i9.doe  not  fa, doe  notbeare  falfe  witnefle 
Luke  18.20. 
1 2*7.  the  heire ,  come  let  us  fai  him 

Luke  20.  i4« 
Luke  r  2-4.be  not  afraid  of  them  that  fal  the  body 

1 3.3  i.depart,for  Herod  will  fal  thee 
15.23  .fatted  calfe,  and  fal  it 

22.2. chief  J 


K  I  L 


K  I  L 


K.I  L 


K  I  N 


KI  N 


KI  N 


zi.2.chief  pricfts  and  fcribes  fought  to  fall  him 
Job.  j. 1 8.  the  Jewes  fought  the  more  to  $11  him 
7.1.  becaufe  the  Jews  fought  to  $11  him 
1 9 .  w  hy  go  ye  about  to  $11  me 
to.  who  goeth  about  to  $11  thee 
2  y.  whom  they  feek  to  $11 
8.2z.willhe^himfelfe 
37.butyefeekto^#me 
40.but  how  ye  feek  to  $U  me 
io.io.athiefcometh  to  ftealand^// 
Acts  7>i8.wilt  thou  $U  me,as  thou  didft  the  Egy. 
9.2  3  .the  Jewes  took  counfell  to  $11  him 
'  i4.watched  the  gates  to  $11  him 
io.ij.rife,Peter,^«and  eat 
21 .3  i.as  they  went  about  to  $11  him 
2  3 . 1  y .  we,  ere  he  come  neer,are  ready  to  $11 
2  5.3  .laying  wait  to  $11  him 
26. 2  i.Jews  caught  me,&  went  about  to  $lme 
27.42.  fouldiers  counfell  was  to  $11  the  prifon. 
James  2. 1 1  .not  comm.adult.faid  allo,Do  not  $U 
if  thou  commit  not  adult.yec  if  thou  $11 
4. 2.ye  $tf  ,and  defire  to  have 
Rev.  1 . 1 3  .and  I  w  i  11  $11  her  children  w  ith  death 
6.4.that  they  mould  $11  one  another 

8. power  to  $11  with  the  fword 
9.f.that  they  fhould  not  $11  them 
1  i.7Jbeaft  mall  overcome,and  $11  them 
feiflct). 
Ge n. 3 7. 3 1 . Jofephs  coat, and  ^i/kd  a  kid  of 
ExoLz  1 .29.  but  hath  £i#&/a  man  or  a  woman 
Lev.%. 1  y.and  the  bullock  {hall  be  #ffed_ 
6.2  j .  place  where  the  burnt-offering  is  #flffl 


1  fbef.z.i  5  .who  both  Jjji lied  the  Lord  Jefus,and 
/ara.'i  %.6.  condemned,and  $lled  the  juft 
Rev.6. 1  r  .^ifeJ  as  they,  were, (hould  be  fulfilled 
9. 1 8. by  thefe  3  .were  the  third  part  of  men  $11. 

20,the  reft,  which  were  not  $\ledby  thefe 
n.j.if  any  hurt  them,he  muft  in  this  man-be  $• 
1 3.  lO.killech  withfword,(halbe  $  with  fword 
1  j  .w  odh.the  ima.of  the  beaft,  ihould  be  $1. 

3!ttHeDft, 
Exod.z.i^s  thou  $U.edft  the  Egyptian" 
1  Sam.z^.  1 8.  thou $illedfi  me  not 

MHeft. 

■Mitf.23.37.  Jerufalem.thou  that  ^/Ze/Z the  proph. 
Lh$  1 3.34.O  Jeruf.  Jeru.thou  that  ##.  the  proph. 

Htlletb. 
Lev.  1 7. 3  .who  ^iitob  an  ox,or  a  lamb,or  a  goat  in 
or  that  $lleth  it  out  of  the  camp 
24. 1 7. he  that  $lletb  any  man  mall  be  put 
1 8 .  he  that  $lletb  a  beaft,  (ball  make  it  good 
2 1  .that  $Uetb  a  beaft,  (hall  reftore  it 

he  that  $lleth  3  man  (halbe  put  to  death 

Num.i  ?•  1 1. flayer,  which  £j/.any  per(on  at  unaw. 

1  f.that  every  one  that  $Ucth-~  may  flee  thi. 

3o.whofo  $lletb  zny  per(on,the  murderer 

De«f.i9.4.whofo  $Uethhis  neighbour  ignorantly 

Jof.zo. 3 .that  $Uetb any  perfon  — m3y  flee  thither 

Verfe  9. 

1  Sam.1.6. the  Lord  $Ueth,znd  maketb  alive 

17.aj.man  who  $Ueth  him,  the  K.  will  inrich 

z6.  what  (halbe  done  to  the  man  that  $l.th\s 

27-fo  it  (hall  be  done  to  the  man  that  $llelb 


w,went 


(hall  the  fin-offering  be  $Ued    fob  j.2.wrath  $Uetbihe  foolifh  man 


8.  i9.ram,and  he  $Ued  it,&  Mofes  fprinkled 
14.  j.  that  one  of  the  birds  be  $Ued 

6.in  the  bloud  of  the  bird  that  was  $11  ed 
Num. 1 6.4 1 .  faying,  Ye  have  $ill.the  peo.of  the  L. 
3 1. 19.  whomever  hath  $lled  any  perfon 

1  Sam.za,.  1 1  .skirt  of  thy  robe,and  $Ued  thee  not 

2j.n.my  fleihthat  I  have  $Ued  for  my  (hearers 
28.24.the  woman  hafted,and  $Ued 

2  Sam.  1 2.9.  thou  haft  $Ued  Uriah  with  the  fword 

2  i.i7.Abi(hai  fmote  the  Philift.and  $Uedh\m 

1  King.  1 6.7-and  becaufe  he  $Ued  him 

io.Zimrifmote  him,and  $tledhim 
2 1. 1 9.  haft  thou  $lled,  and.taken  poffeffion 

2  Kin.  1 5.2 5 .  he  $lled him,&  reigned  in  his  ftead 

1  Cbr.  1 9. 1  Z.T)a-$lled  Shophach  the  capt.of  Had. 

2  Chro.iS.z.  and  Ahab  $fe/(heepin  abundance 

25.3.  that  had  $Ued  the  King  his  father 
29.22. fo  they  $lkd  the  bullocks 

when  they  had  $Ued  the  rams 
they  $lled  the  lambs 
24.  and  thepriefts  $illed  them 
30.1  j./jiM  the  paflbver  on  the  fourteenth  day 
Chap.35.1. 
[      3  J.  1 1 .  &  they  $Ued the  paflbver,  &  the  priefts 
[E'ya  6.zo.$illed  ihe  paflov.for  the  chil.of  the  cap. 
[Pfal  44. 22. for  thv  fake  are  we  $Ued  a\l  the  day 
Pro^.z.  (he  hath  $lled  her  beafts,  mingl. her  wine 
Law. 2. 2 1. thou  hail  $Ued,  and  not  pitied 
Mat.  1 6. 2 1  .and  be  $lled)snd  raifed  again 

21.3  j.husbandmen — beat  one,  &  $lled  anoth. 
22.4>oxen,  and  my  fadings  are  $Ued 
23.3  i.children  of  them  that  $lled  the  prophets 
Mar1{  6. 19-Herodias  would  have  $Uectbim 
'    8.3  i.be  $lled,md  after  three  dayesrife  again 
9.3 1. and  after  that  he  is  kjUed,he  (hall  rife 
1 2.?. he  fent  another ,and  him  they  $Ued 

S.$lkd  him,and  caft  him  out  of  the  vineyard 
1 4.  r  i.w hen  they  $lkd  the  paflbver 
Lti$  1 1 .47-and  your  fathers  $Ued  them 
48. for  they  indeed  $Uedthem 
1  1.  j.whidi,after  he  hath  $llcd,\ath  power 
1  j.27.thy  father  hath $lledthe fatted  calf 

jo.thou  haft  $Ued  for  him  the  fatted  calf 
20. 1 5 .  out  of  the  v  ineyard,  and  $  lied  him 
22.7.  when  the  paflbver  muft  be  $Ued 
Acts  3.1  %.  and  $Uedt\\e  Prince  of  life 

1  2.2.and  he  $lkd  James  the  brother  of  John 

16.27.drew  his  fword,  &  would  have  ^i^.himf. 

23.12-neith.  eat  nor  drink  till  they  $Ued  Paul 

27.taken  of  the  Jews,&  mould  have  bin  $L 

ftwz.8.36.forthy  fake  we  are  $Ueda\\  the  day  long 

1 1 . 3  .Lord,they  have  $l!ed  thy  prophets 
2  Cor. 6.0.  as  chaftened,and  not  $Ued 


24.14.thc  murderer  $Uetb  the  poor  and  needy 
Pro.zuii.the  defire  of  the  flothfull  $Uctb  him 
Ifa.66.j.he  that  $11.  an  ox,  is  as.  if  he  flew  a  man 
Job.i  6.2.time  cometh,that  whofo  $Uetb  you,(hal 
2  Cor.$.6.iot  the  letter  $Mb,  the  fpirit  quickneth 
Rev.i 3.io.that  $Uetb  with  the  fwo.muft  be  killed 

Jud<g.z^.Y/hkh  aided  him  in  $lling  of  his  brerhr. 
2  Chro. 3 o.  1 7.Levits  had  cbrge  of  $lling  the  paff. 
I  fa.  22. 1 3.fliying  oxen,and  filling  lheep 
Hof.q.z.by  fwearing,lyingjand  $llingia.nd 
Murk  12.5.  beating  fome,  and  $lling  fome 

Minai). 
Jof.ii.zi.  Kjnab,T)imon.8c  Adad.of  the  inher.of 

Hint). 
Gen.  1 . 1 1  .every  tree  yeelding  fruit  after  his  $nd 

Verfe  1 2. 
1 2. and  herb  veelding  feed  after  his  $nd 
ai  .brought  forth  after  their  $nd 

every  winged  foule  after  his  $nd 
24.ear .bring  forth  the  living  creat.aft.his  $. 
and  the  beaft  of  the  earth  after  his  $nd 
2  j.  God  made  the  beaft  after  his  $nd 

cattell  after  their  $nd        Chap.6.20. 
every  thing  that  crecpeth  after  his  $nd 
6.20.fowls  after  their  $nd,znd  creeping  things 
7.  I4.they,and  evety  beaft  after  his  $nd 

and  all  the  cattell  after  their  $nd 
&  every  creeping  thing— 'after  his  $nd 
and  every  fowl  after  his  $nd 
Lev. 1  i.i4.and  kiteafterhis  $nd 

\  1  .every  raven  after  his  $nd     Dent.  1 4. 1 4. 
ifi.the  cuckow,and  the  hawk  after  his  $nd 

Dfftf.14.1j. 
i9.the  ftork,  die  heron  after  her  $ind 

Deut.  14.18. 
ye  may  eat,thelocuft  after  his 


2  Chro.  10.7.  if  thou  be  $nd  to  this  people 
Lu$ 6. 3  y.he  is  $»d  to  the  unthankfuil 

1  Cor.  1 3 .4.charuy  fuffereth  long,is  $nd 
Ephef.4.31.  be  ye  $nd  one  to  another 

JjStnD80. 
Gen.Z.  1 9.whatfoe.creepeth,  after  their  $1 

2  C7w0.16.14.3nd  diverfe  $ndsoi fpices 
Jer.  1  j. 3.1  will  appoint  over  them  four  $nds 
£^.47.io.their  filh  (halbe  according  to  their  $n. 
D<«.3.j.dulcimer,  and  all  $nds  of  inufiick 

VerfeS7,ro,ij. 

1  Cor.  1 2 .  to.to  another  diverfe  $mds  of  tongues 

1 4. 1  o.  there  are  fo  many  l(inds,  of  voices  m 

Pro.z6.ii .  fo  is  a  contentious  man  to  $ndle  ftrife 
Ifa,9.  i8.wickednefl.e,&  (hall  $ndle  in  the  thickets 
10.  i6.hc  dial  $ndle  a  burmng,like  theburning 
39.3  3-Topbet,the  breath  of  die  Lo.doth^Ve 
43-2.neither  fljall  the  flame  $ndleupoa  thee 
Jer.i  3. i8.  and  to  $ndle  meat- offerings 
Obad.18.and  they  (hall  $ndk  in  them,  and  devour 
HinDlcor  ftfcUJU©  fire,  See  fixe. 

Gra.39.19.to  me  his  wrath  was  $ndled 

Lev.  io.6.bcwail  burn,  which  the  Lord  hath  $ndl. 

Numb.  1 1 . 3  3 .  the  wrath  of  the  Lord  was  $ndled 

Pfal.  106.40. 
Deut.i  i.i7.and  the  Lords  wrath  be  $ndlag.  you 

2  S«w.22.9.coals  were  $ndlcdhy  it        Pfal  18.8. 
2  Kj.iz.i  3. great  is  the  wrath  of  the  L.that  is  $n. 

1 7 -my  wrath  (halbe  $ndledagzin&  this  place 
Job  19. 1 1  .he  hath  alfo  $ndled  his  wrath 
3  z. 2.then  was  $ndled  the  wrath  of  Elihu 

againft  Job  was  his  wrath  $ndled 
3.againft  his  three  friends  was  his  wrath  $n. 
j. then  his  wrath  was  $nd/ed 
42.7.  my  wrath  is  $ndkd againft  thee 
Pfal.z.  1 2.w  hen  his  wrath  is  $ndledhva.  a  little 

124.3.  when  their  wrath  was $ndled  againft  us 
Ifa.10.1 1. in  thefparks  that  ye  have  $ndled 
Jre/'.44,6.was  $ndled  in  the  citks  of  Judah 
£^.20.48 .(hall  fee,  that  I  the  Lord  have  $nd.  it 
Hof.  1 1 .8. my  repentings  are  $ndkd together 
Lu$  1 2.4?  what  if  it  be  already  $ndled 
Anger  joined  withlkttluleD, 
See  aBnger, 

Mxiolett).  1 

Job  41. 21. his  breath  $ndletb  coals 
//Ji.44.1  f  .yea,he  $ndktb  it,  and  baketh  bread 
Jam-i-lbth.  how  great  a  matter  a  little  fire  $ndl. 

lurtfHp. 

GfS.24.49.if  you  will  deal  truly  &  $adly  with  me 

Chap.47.29. 

34-3.be  fpake  $ndly  unto  the  damofell 

50.21  .he  comforted  them,and  fpake  $nd/y 

J0fz.14.it  (halbe,that  we  will  deal  $ndly  with 

Ruth  1.8.  the  Lord  deal  $ndly  with  you 

1  Sam.zo.S*  theref.  thou  (halt  deal  $ndly  with  thy 

2  Kjng.z  j.28.and  he  fpake  $ndly  to  him 
Jet.  1 2. 3 2. King  of  Babylon  fpake  $ndly  unto  him 
Rom.  1 ».  10.be  $ndly  affedioned  one  to  another 

JkinijneiTe. 
Gen-zo.  1 3  .this  is  thy  $ndnef}'e  which  thou  flialt 
21. 23.  according  to  the  $ndneffe  I  have  done  to 
14. 1 2.  (hew  $ndneffe  to  my  mafter  Abraham 

1 4.I  know  thou  haft  (hewed  $ndneffe  to 
40. 1 4.  (hew  $ndnejfe,l  pray  tbee,unto  me 
fince  I  have  (hewed  you  $adneffe 


and  the  gralhopper  after  his  $nd 
29.  and  the  tortois  after  his  $nd 

19. 1 9.cattell  not  gender  with  a  diverfe  $nd 
Deut.  1 4. 1 3 .  and  the  vulture  after  his  $nd 
1  Cbro.zS.14.  for  inftruments  of  every  $tndo{(ety. 
Neb. 1 3.20.  and  fellers  of  all  $ndol  ware 
Ecclefz.^.  trees  of  all  $ndoi  fruits 
£^c^.  27. 1 2.multitude  of  all  $nd  of  riches 
Mat.i  3 .47.net,and  gathered  of  every  $nd 

i7.2i.howbeit,this$B^goethnotout,butby 
Afac9.29.this  $nd can  come  forth  by  nothing 
1  Cor.  1  j.  3  9.there  is  one  $nd  of  fle(h  of  men 
Jam.  1. 1 8. that  we  (hould  be  a  $ndoi firft  fruits 

3 .7  .for  every  $nd  of  beafts  is  tamed 


Jejbti. 

alfo  (hew  $ndnefe  unto  my  fath.houfe 
the  bald-locuft  after  his  \md    Judg.S.z  5.neith.(hewed  they  $ndneffe  to  the  houfe 
the  beetle  after  his  $nd 


2.20.  hath  not  lefcoffhis^«.  10  the  living 
3.io.thou  haft  (hewed  more  $nd.in  the  lat.end 

1  Sam.i$.6.ye  (hewed  $dn.xo  all  the  chil.of  Ifr, 
20.14.fhcw  me  the  $ndncjjh  of  the  Lord 

1  j.thou  (halt  not  cut  offthy  $ndnefj'e 

2  Sam.  2. 5 .  ye  have  (hewed  this  $ndn.  to  your  lord 

6. and  now  the  Lord  (hew  $?idnejfe  unto  you 

I  will  requite  you  this  $ndneffe 

3.8.againftjud.(hew  $ndn.to  the  houfe  of  Saul 

9. l.that  I  may  (hew  him  $ndn.ior  Jonath.fake 

3 .  that  I  may  (hew  the  $ndn.  of  God  to  him 

7. He  furely  (hew  thee  $ndn.  for  Jonath.fake 

10.2. 1  will  (hew  $indnefje  unto  Haoun 

as  his  father  (hewed  $ndnejj'e  unto  me 
16. 1 7.  is  this  thy  $ndneffe  to  thy  friend 

1  Kjng.z.7.(hev/ 


K  I  N 


K  I  N 


1  Kjng.t'7.  (hew  tyndnejje  to  the  fons  of  Barzilhu 

3 ,6.thou  haft  kept  for  him  this  great  tyndnejje 

i  Cfo-.ip.z.Dav.  faid,  He  (hew  tyndnejje  toHanun 
becaufe  his  father  {hewed  tyndnejje 

i  dw.i4.2i.Joafh  remcmbr.not  the  tymdn.vih\c\\ 

Nch.9.17.  a  God  of  great  tyndnejfe 

Ejlh.i.o.  the  maiden  obtained  tyndnejfe  of  him 

Pfal.^t.  21.  he  hath  (hewed  me  marvellous  tyndn. 
1 1 7 . 2.  for  his  mercifull  tyndnejfe  is  great 
1 19.76.let  thy  mercifull  tyndnejfebe  for  my 
141. f  .righteous  fmice  me,  it  (hall  be  a  tyndnejje 

JV0.19.22.the  defiie  of  a  man  is  his  tyndnejje 
3 1. 26. in  her  tongue  is  the  law  o(  tyndnejje 

lfa.  ^ 4.8. with  everlaftingi|wfo?!7f  will  I  have 
10. my  tyndncfl'e  (hall  not  depart  from  thee 

Jer-i. z.the  tyndnejfe  of  thy  youth 

Joel  2. 1 3  .flow  to  anger,and  of  great  tyndnejfe 

Jonah  4.2. 

Acts  28.2.the  barb.peop.fhewed  us  no  little  tyndn. 

2  Cor.6.6.  by  long-fuffering,  by  tyndnejfe 
Eph.2.7.  i°  his  tyndnejfe  towards  us  through  Chr. 
Co/.j.i2.put  on  tyndnejfe3humb\eneffz  of  mind 
lit.i  .4.after  that  the  tyndnejfe  &  love  of  G.appear. 
2  Prt.i.7.andtp  godlineffe  brotherly  tyndnejfe 

and  to  brotherly  tyndnejje  charity 
Loving  Iktnoneffe. 
Pfal.  1 7.7.(hew  thy  marvellous  loving  tyndnejje 
26.$.  thy  loving  tyndnejje  is  before  mine  eyes 
3 6.7. how  excellent  is  thy  loving  tyndnejje 

1  o.O  continue  thy  loving  tymaneffe 
40.10.I  have  not  concealed  thy  loving  tyndmfs 

1 1. let  thy  loving  l(indnejfe  prefetve  me 
42.8.yet  the  Lord  will  command  his  lov.  tyndn. 
48.9. we  havethought  of  thy  loving  tyndnejje 
j  1 . 1. have  mer-on  me  accor.to  thy  loving  tyndn. 
63. 3-becaufe  thy  loving  tyndn. is  better  then  life 
69.  i6.hear  me,0  G.for  thy  loving  tym.is  good 
88.11.  (hall  thy  loving  tyndntffe  be  declared  in 
89. 3  3  .my  loving  tyndnejje  will  I  not  take  from 
92.2  .to  (hew  forth  thy  loving  tyndnejje 
103.4.WI10  crowneth  thee  with  loving  tyndnejje 
107.43.  they  (hall  underft. tne  loving  tyndn.  of 
1  io.88.quicken  me  after  thy  lov'mgtyndnejje 
1 49.  hear  my  voice  accord,  to  thy  lov.  tyndn. 
1 5  9. quicken  me  according  to  thy  lov. tyndn. 
i38.2.praife  thy  name  for  thy  loving  tyndnejje 
i43.8.caufe  me  to  hear  thy  loving  tyndnejje 
Jd'.y.zq.the  Lord;  which  exeicife  loving  tyndnejje 
1 6.  j.takenaway,even  loving  ^isi;fae/7?>  &mer. 
3  i.3.with  loving  tyndnejje  have  I  drawn  thee 
3  2. 18.  thou  fheweit  loving  tyndn.  to  thoufands 
Ho/.2.i9.betroth  thee  in  loving  tyndnejje, and  in 

Loving  Mnbntikes. 

PfaLif.6.  remember  thy  loving  tymdnejfes 

89.49.Lord,where  are  thy  loving  tymdnejfes 
Ifa.61.7JU  mention  the  loving  tyndnejje s 

accor.to  the  mult.of  his  loving  tymdnejfes 
Ui!tO?et>,  See  after  Mtmt, 

"Sum. 

Gftf.32.if.  fourty^tfe,  ten  buls 

4 1  .z.out  of  the  river  feven  well  favoured  tyne 

Ver.18. 

3 .  feven  other  tyne  come  up  after  them 

Ver.19. 
flood  by  the  other  tyne,upon  the  brink 

4.  ill  favoured  tyne  eat  up  the  fat  tyne 

Verfe  20. 
26-feven  good  tyne  are  feven  yeers 
27. feven  ill  favoured  tyne  are  feven  yeers 
!>£«£.  7.1 3. blcfle  the  increafe  of  thy  tyne 
28. 4.  bleffed  the  increafe  of  thy  tyne 
i8;curfed  the  increafe  of  thy  tyne 
j  1.  (hall  not  leave  the  increafe  of  thy  tyne 
32.1 4.butter  of  tyne,  mik  of  (lieep 
i  5«.6.7.take  two  milch  tyme,  on  which  there  hath 
and  tie  the  tyne  to  the  cart 
1  o.and  tooke  two  milch  tyne 
1 2.  and  the  tyme  took  the  ftraight  way 
i4.clave  the  catt,and  offered  the  tyne 
2  Sam.  17.29.  and  cheefe  of  tyme  for  David 
Amos  4. 1  .hear  this  word, ye  tyme  of  Bafhan 

IMttg. 

Gen.  14.1. in  the  dayes  of  Amraph.K^g  of  Shinar 

Arioch  Kjng  of  Ellafar, 

Chedorlaomer  King  of  Elam, 

and  Tidal  Kjng  of  nations  Ver.9. 


KIN        KIN 

2.  thefemade  war  withBera  Kjng  of  Sodom 
and  with  Birfha  Kjng  of  Gomorrah 
Shinab  Kjng  of  Adtnah 
and  Shemeber  Kngof  Zeboiim 
and  the  Kjng  of  Bela,  which  is  Zoar 
8.and  there  went  out  the  Kjng  of  Sodom 
the  K-of  Gomorrah,  &  the  K-ot~  Adm. 
the  K?'Of  Zeboiim,  &  the  Kmg  of  Bela 
17-the  Kjn.  of  Sodom  went  out  to  meet  him 
which  is  the  Kings  dale 
18.  Melchizedcch  King  of  Salem  brought 
2  l.Kjng  of  Sodom  faid  to  Abram 

2  2.  Abram  faid  to  the  King  of  Sodom,I 
20.2.the  Kjng  of  Gerarfent,  and  took  Sarah 
2d.i.Ifaac  went  to  Abimelech  JC.of  the  Phili. 

8. Kjng  of  Gerar  looked  out  at  a  window 
36.3 1.  before  there  reigned  any  it-over — Ifrael 
1  Chro.1.41. 
39.20.where  the  Kjngs  prifoners  were  bound 
Exod.i.%.  now  there  arofe  up  a  new  Kjng 
Num.  20 . 1 4_to  the/ K..  of  Edom,  thus  faith  thy  bro. 
i7.wewillgoebythe  Kjngs  high  way 

Chap. 21. 22. 

2 1. 1.  when  Kjng  Arad  heard  tell  that  Ifr.  came 

Chap.  3  3.40. 

2 1  .meflengers  unto  Sihon  K.  of  the  Amprits 

Verfe  26. 

3  3-Ogthe  i£»gofBaihan  went  out  againft 
23 .2 1 .  the  (hout  of  a  Kjng  i*  among  them 
24-7.his  Kjng  (hall  be  higher  then  Agag 

3  2.3  3.  kingdome  of  Sihon  King  of  Hefhbon 
kingdome  of  Og  Kjng  of  Balhan 
Den.  1 .4.  after  he  had  (lain  Sihon  K  of  the  Amor. 
and  Og  the  *t«g  of  Bafhan 
2.24.  Sihon  the  Amorite,  the  King  of  Hefhbon 
Vtrfes  26,30. 
3.i.Og  the  IC'^ofBaftian  came  out  againft  us 
3.Goddeliv.  into  our  hands  Og  K-ofBafh. 
6. as  we  did  to  Sihon  King  of  Helhbon 
1  j  .for  only  Og  King  of  Bafliin  remained 
4.47.poffeffed  the  land  of  Og  King  of  Balhan 
17.14.  He  fet  a  Kjng  over  me 
iy.thou  (halt  fet  him  King  over  thee,  whom 
of  thy  brethr.  (halt  thou  fet  It-over  thee 
28.36.the  L.  (hall  bring  thee  and  thy  It-  which 
29.7.  came  tothisplace,Sihon  the  itofHtfh. 
and  Ogthe  Kjng  of  Bafhan  came  out 
3  3-f.and  he  was  Kjng  in  Jefurun 
J0f9.1o.th2x  he  did  — to  Sihon  King  of  Hefhbon 
and  to  Og  Kngof Ba(han 
io.3.Adonizedek  Kjng  of  Jerufalem  fent  unto 
Kjng  of  Hebron,  Kngof  Jarmuth 
K'ng  of  Lachi(h3  King  of  Eglon 
Verfes  5,23. 
28.took  Makkedah,and  the  King  thereof 

and  he  did  to  the  King  of  Makkedah 

as  he  did  unto  the  K'ng  of  Jericho 

Verfe  38. 

'       30.  delivered  Libnah,  and  the  Kjng  thereof 

but  did  unto  the  Kjng  thereof,  as 

33.thenHoram  it  of  Gezercame  up  to  help 

37.took3and  fmote  Hebr.&\the  Kjng  thereof 

39.took  Debir,and  the  King  thereof 

did  to  Debir,and  to  the  K'ng  thereof 
as  he  had  done  to  Libnah,&  to  her  Kj. 
1 1 . 1  .when  Jabin  Kjng  of  Hazor  had  heard 

he  fent  to  Jobab  King  of  Madon 
and  to  the  it^gofShimrcn 
and  to  the  Kjng  of  Achfhaph 
lo.Jofhua  took  Hazor,and  fmote  the  Kjng 
1 2.4.and  the  coaft  of  Og  King  of  Bafhan 
5.the  border  of  Sihon  itWfofHefhbon 
g.Kjng  of  Jericho,one :  the  K'ng  of  Ai— one 
lo.K'ngof  Jerufalem,one:  It  of  Hebron,one 
1  i.King  of  Jarmuth,  one:  K-of  Lachi(h,one 
1  i.Kjng  of  Eglon,one :  Kjng  of  Gezar,one 
1 3. the  Kjng  of  Debir, one:  JC/.ofGeder,one 
14.  Kjng  ofHormahjOne:  Kjng  of  Arad,one 
iy.  Kjng. of  Libnab,one:  It-of  Adullam,one 
16. King  of  Makked.one :  Kjng  of  Bethel  ,one 
1 7 .  Kjng  of  Tappua,one:  Kjng  of  Hepher,one 
\%.Kjngo£ Aphek,one  :  Kj.oi Lafliaronjone 
ly.Kjng  of  Madon,one :  Kjng  of  Hazor,one 
20.  K-oi  Shimron-Mer.oneA-of  Achfh.one 
2i.JtwsgofTaanacb,one  :  K..oi  Megid.  one 
ii.Kj-oi  Kede(h,one:  Kj.of  Jokneam —  one 


KIN        KI  N 

23.  the  K'ng  of  Dor,iri  the  coaft  of  Dor/one 

the  K'ng  of  the  nations  of  Gilgal,  one 

24.  the  Kjngof  Tirzah.one 

13.  27.  the  reft  cf  the  kingd.  of  Sihon  Kjng  of 

30.aH  the  kingdome  of  Og  Kjng  of  Bafhan 

Verfe  3 1. 

Judg.j.S.  Cufhan  Rifhathaim  Kngof  Mefopota. 

io.deliv.Cuih.RifhathJt'agofMefopotamia 

4.2.  fold  into  the  hand  of  Jabin  Kjngof  Cana. 

23-fubdued  Jabin  the  Kjng  of  Oman  , 

24  prevailed  againft  Jabin  Kjng  of 

deftroyed  Jabin  Kjng  of  Canaan 
8.  18.  each  one  refembied  thechildr.  of  a  Kjng  j 
9.6.  and  went  and  made  Abimelech  Kjn? 

Ch.ip.76.i8. 
8.trees,to  anoint  a  Kjng  over  them 
1 5. bramble  faid,Ifye  anoint  me  Kjng 
11.12.  Jephthah  fent  meflengers  unto  the  Kjng  j 
Verfe  14. 
1 3.  the  Kjng  of  the  children  of  Amnion  anf, 
17. Ifrael  fent  to  the  Kjngof  Edom 

KwgofEdom  would  not  hearken 
19  .Ifr. fent  meflengers  to  the  Kjngof  Hefhb. 
28  .Kj.  of  the  children  of  Amnion  heaik.not 
1 7.6.in  thofe  dayes  there  was  no  K'ng  in  Ifrael 
Chap.i8.i.&  21.25. 
19-i.and  when  there  was  no  Kjng  in  Ifrael 
1  Sam. 2. 10  (hall  give  ftrengch  unto  his  Kjng 
8.  j. now  make  us  a  Kjng  to  judge  us 
6.  give  us  a  Kjng  to  judge  us 
9. the  manner  ot  the  Kmg  that  (hill  reign 
lo.people  that  asked  of  him  a  Kjng 

1  i.this  will  be  the  manner  of  the  Kjng 

18.  ye  (hall  cry  becaufe  of  your  Kjng  which 
1 9. we  will  have  a  Kjng  over  us 
20.  that  our  Kjng  may  judge  us 

2  2.  and  make  them  a  Kjng 
10.  19.  but  fet  a  Kjng  over  us 

24. God  fave  the  Kjng  2  Sam.  16. 16. 

zKjng.n.iz.  2Cfo-ff.23.il. 
1 1.1  y.Gilgal,there  they  made  Saul  King 
i2.i.and  have  made  a  K'ng  over  you 
2.behold,  the  Kjng  walketh  before  you 
1 2.when  ye  (aw  that  Nahafh  the  Kjng  came 
ye  faid,  A  Kjng  (hall  reign  over  us 
when  the  L.your  G.was  your  Kjng 
1 3  .behold  the  Kjng  whom  ye  have  chofen 

the  Lord  hath  fet  a  Kjng  over  you 
1 4. both  ye  and  the  Kjng  continue  following 
17-wickedneffe  in  asking  you  a  Kjng 
1 9. this  evill,to  ask  us  a  Kjng 

2  y.fhalbe  confumed,  both  you  &  your  King 
1  j.  i. the  Lord  fent  me  to  anoint  thee  Kjng 

8. he  took  Agig  the  Kjng  of  the  Amalekites 
11.it  repenteth  me  to  have  fet  Saul  to  be  K- 

17.  the  Lord  anointed  thee  K'ng 
2o.bronght  Agag  the  Kjng  of  Amalek 

2 3 .rejected  thee  from  being  K'ng    Ver.26. 

3  2-bring  hither  Agag  the  Kjng  of  Amalek 

3  5.  Lo.repented  that  he  had  made  Saul  Kjng 
1 6.  i.I  have  provided  me  a  K'ng  among  his 
17.2? .the  man  who  kils  him,the  K  wil  enrich 

56. the  Kng faid,Enquire  whole fon 
i8.6.finging  and dancing,to meet  K'ngSiul 

18.  David  be  fon-in-law  to  a  Ku!g 
2  2.  the  Kjng  hath  delight  in  thee 

be  the  Kings  fon-in-hw 
2  f .  the  Kng  defireth  not  any  dowry 

to  be  avenged  of  the  Kjngs  enemies 

26.  it  pleafed  Da-to  be  the  Kjngs  fon-in-law 

27.  gave  the  Philift.  fore-skins  to  the  K'ng 

that  he  might  be  the  K'ngs  fon-in-law 
I9.4.1et  not  the  Kjng  fin  againft  hisfervant 
20.  y.  1  fhoultl  not  fail  to  fit  with  the  King  at 
24.the  Kng  fate  him  down  to  eat 
2  y. and  the  Kng  Tate  upon  his  feat 
29.therfore  he  cometh  not  to  the  K'ngs  table 
2 1. 2.  the  Kng  hath  commanded  me  a  bufinelTe 
8. the  K'ngs  bufinelTe  required  hafte 
lo.Davicfwent  to  Achifh  it»g  of  Gath 
1 1. is  not  this  David  the  Kng  of  the  land 
1 2.  Dav.  was  afraid  of  Achilh  K'ng  of  Gath 
2 1 . 1 1 .  the  K'ng  fent  to  call  Abimelech 

they  came  all  of  them  to  the  K'ng 
i4.Ahimilech  anfwered  the  Kjng 

faithfull  3S  David,the  Kngs  fon-in-law 
iy.  let  , 


K  IN 


KIN 


K  IN 


K  IN 


KI  N 


KIN 


1 5  .let  no:  the  Kjng  impute  any  thing  to 
lg.tiie  Kim  faid,  Thou  (hilt  Cutely  die 
17. the  Kjni  faid  unto  the  foot-men 

The  fervants  of  the  King  would  not 
i8.the  King  faid  to  Doeg,FaU  thou 

21.17.thou  malt  be  &»$  over  Ifrael 
ao.to  deliver  him  into  the  Kings  hand 

24.8.after  Saul,faying,My  lord  the  King 
20.thoufhaltfurelybe.ltiW 

2?.  j6.feaftin  his  houfe  uke  the  feaft  of  a  King 

26. 14  Who  art  thou  that  cticft  to  the  King 

1  j.wheref.haft  thou  not  kept  thy  lord  ihzKl- 

'  came  one  of  the  peo.in,to  deftroy  the  K,' 
itf.and  now  fee  where  the  Kings  fpear  is 
19.  let  my  lord  the  K^.hear  the  words  of  his 
22.behold  the  Kings  fpear,  and  let  one 
27.2.  unto  Achilla  fon  of  Maoch  King  of  C7ath 
28!  1  3 .the  Kj»g  faid  unto  her.Be  not  afraid 
29.8.againft  the  enemies  of  my  lord  the  King 
t  Sam.2-9.he  made  him  King  over  Gilead 
2  ^.daughter  of  Talmai  King  of  Gefhur 
1 7  ye  fought  for  David  to  be  King  over  you 
21.  will  gather  Ifrael  unto  my  lord  the  King 

2  3.  Abner  the  fon  of  Ner  came  to  the  King 
24-then  Joab  came  to  the  King 

3  2.the  lO»g;Hft  up  his  voice,and  wept 
3  3. the  King  lamented  over  Abner 

3  6 .  whatfoever  the  King  did,  pleafed  all  the 
37.not  of  the  King  no  flay  Abner 
38.  the  JCmgfaidto  hisfervants,know  ye 
39.weak,though  anointed  King 
4.8  .faid  to  the  King,  Behold  the  head  of  Ifhbo. 
the  Lord  hath  avenged  my  lord  the  K}> 
5. 2. when  Saul  was  King  over  us 
3 .  elders  of  Ifrael  came  to  the  King  to  Hebr. 
King  David  made  a  league  with  them 
6.  and  the  King  and  his  men  went  to  Jeruf. 
12.  the  Lord  had  eftablilhed  him  Kjngos^t 
7.1.  when  the  King  fate  in  his  houfe 

2.that  the  King  faid  to  Nathan  the  prophet 
3  .and  Nathan  faid  to  the  Kmg,Vo  all 
S.z  Hadade.thefonof  Rehob,  iO»gof  Zcbah 
J'  Vcrfei2 

S.Syrianscame  to  fuccour  Hada.  $.of  Zob. 
9.  when  Toi  King  of  Hamath  heard 
9.2.the  King  faid  unto  him,Ait  thou  Ziba 
3. and  the  King  faid,  Is  there  any  left 

and  Ziba  faid  unto  the  Kjng 
Verie  4. 
4.and  the  Kinghid  untohim,Whereis  he 
9.then  the  King  called  to  Ziba.and  faid,  I 
1 1.  then  faid  Ziba  unto  the  King 

according  to  all  that  my  lord  the  Kmg 
1 3  .Mcphibofheth  did  eat  at  the  K';'gs  table 
10.1  .the  Kingof  the  children  of  Art  rnon  died 
5  .and  the  K^g  fud,Tarry  at  Jericho  till 
6.and  of  King  Maacah,  a  thousand  men 
1 1.8.  Uriah  departed  out  of  the  Kings  houfe 

followed  him  a  mefie  of  meat  fr.the  K- 
9.  Uriah  flept  at  the  door  of  the  Kings  houfe 
19. of  telling  the  matters  of  war  to  the  Kjng 
20.  if  the  Kings  wrath  arife,and  he  fay 
24.  fome  of  the  Kings  fervants  be  dead 
1 2.7. 1  anointed  rbee  King  over  Ifrael 
3  o.  he  took  their  Kings  crown  from 
1  3. 4.  why  art  thou,  the  Kings  [on,  lean  from 
6.when  the  King  was  come  to  fee  him 

Amnon  faid  unto  the  King 
1 3 . 1  pray  thee  fpeak  unto  the  King }he  will 
1 8. were  Kings  daughters  apparelled 
23.Abfalom  invited  all  the  Kings  fons 
24.  Abfalom  came  to  the  King 

let  the  Klng,l  befsech  thee,  and 

2  f.and  the  King  faid  to  Abfalom,  Nay 
26.and  the  Kjng  faid.  Why  fhould  be  goe 
27.1et  Amnon  and  alt  the  Kings  fons  go 
29.  then  all  the  Kings  fons  arofe 
3o.Abfalom  hath'  fbin  the  Kings  fons  . 
3 1.  then  the  King  arofe,&  tare  his  garments 

3  2.not  all  the  young  men, the  Kings  fens 
3  j.let  not  the  lord  my  Kjng  take  it  to  heart 

to  think  that  all  the  Kings  fons  are  dead 
3  j.Jonadab  faid  unto  the  King 

behold  the  Kings  fons  come 
36.  the  Kings  fons  came,and  lift  up 

the  King  and  his  fervants  wept 


37.  Abfalom  fled  to  Talmai  Kjng  of  Gefhur 
iH.i.the Kings  heart  was  toward  Abfalom 
3. and  come  to  the  Kjag^nd  fpeake  on  this 
4.when  the  woman  of  Tekoa  fpake  to  the  K' 
5. the  King  faid  unto  her,What  aileth  thee 
8. and  the  King  faid  unto  the  woman,  Go  to 
9.  &  the  woman  of  Tekoah  faid  to  the  King 
and  the  King  and  his  throne  be  guiltleffe 
io.and  the  King  faid,  Whofoever  faith  ought 
1 1. let  the  King  remember  the  Lord  thy  God 
i2.fpeak  a  word  unto  my  lord  the  King 
13  .the  It-doth  fpeak  this  as  one  that  is  faulty 
in  that  the  Kjng  doth  not  fetch  home 
1  j.of  this  thing  unto  my  lord  the  King 

I  will  now  fpeak  unto  the  King 
it  may  be  the  King  will  perform 
\6.  for  the  Kjng  will  hear,to  deliver 
17.  the  word  of  my  lord  the  Kjng 

as  an  angel,fo  is  my  lord  the  Kjnf 
1 8.then  the  King  anfwered,  Hide  not  from 

let  the  King  now  fpeak 

ij.the  King  faid,Is  not  the  hand  of  Joab 

my  lord  the  King,  none  can  turn  to  the 

from  ought  my  lord  the  It-hath  fpoken 

2 1. and  the  Kingfoid  to  Joab,  Go,  bring  the 

2 2. Joab  thanked  the  King 

in  that  the  King  hath  fulfilled 
24«the  I£wgfaid,Let  him  turn  to  his  houfe 

Abfalom  returned,&  faw  not  the  i^-face 
26\after  the  'Kings  weight,two  hund.fhekels 
28 .Abfalom  dwelt  two  fullyeers  in  Jerufal. 
29.fent  for  Joab,to  have  fent  him  to  the  Kjnf 
3  2.  that  I  may  fend  thee  to  the  King 

let  me  fee  the  Kings  face 
3  3X0  Joab  came  to  the  2t»g,and  told  him 
bowed  himfelf  — before  rhe  Kmg 
1  f  .2.controverfie,came  to  the  lt-for  judgment 
3  .none  deputed  of  the  I^to  hear  thee 
6. that  came  to  the  Kjng  for  judgment 
7.Abfalom  faid  unto  the  King,  Let  me  goe 
9.the  Kjng  faid  unto  hira,Goe  in  peace 
i]-Kjngs  fervants  faid  to  the  King 

whatfoever  my  lord  the  K  mall  appoi. 

16.  &  the  King  went  forth,and  his  houfhold 

the  Kjng  left  ten  women  concubines 

17.  Kjng  went  forth,  and  all  the  people  after 
i8.paffed  on  before  the  Kjng 

i9.then  faid  the  Kjng  to  Ictai  the  Gittite 
abide  with  the  Itfor  thou  art  a  ftrang. 

2  i.Ittai  anfwered  the  King,  As  ihtKjng  liveth 

in  what  place  my  lord  the  King  lhall  be 
23-the  Itrag himfelf  pawed  over  Kidron 
'  2 5. the  King  faid  unto  Zadok,  Carry  back 
27.  the  Kjng  faid  unto  Zadok  the  prieft,  Art 

3  j.what  thou  malt  hear  out  of  the  Ks •  houfe 
16.2.  the  I£i»g'faid  Unto  Ziba 

affes  for  the  Kings  houfhold  to  ride  on 
3. the  !<>/i!|;faid,Where  is  thy  matters  fon 

and  Ziba  faid  unto  the  Kjngjit  abideth 
4.then  faid  the  King  to  Ziba,Thine  is  all 
9.  then  faid  Abifhai  —  unto  the  Kjng 

'   why  fhould  this  dead  dog  curfe  the  Kjng 
icthe  Kjng  faid,What  have  I  to  do  with 
14.  the  Kjng  &  all  the  people  —came  weary 
17.2. 1  will  fmitethe  King  only 

i6.1eft  the  King  be  fwallowed  up 
18.2.  and  the  Kjngfaid  unto  thepeople,Ile  goe 
4.and  the  King  faid  unto  them,What 

the  King  flood  by  the  gate  fide 
j.  the  Kjng  commanded  Joab,Abifhai,Ittai 

when  the  Kjng  gave  all  the  captains 
1 2.not  put  forth  my  hand  aga.  the  Kings  fon 
the  King  charged  thee  in  my  hearing 
1 3. no  matter  hid  from  the  Kjng 
18. a  pillar  in  the  Kings  dale 
19.  and  bear  the  Kjng  tidings 
20.no tidings,becaufe the  Kingston  isdead 
2 1  .go,  tell  the  Kjng  what  thou  haft  feen 
2  f.told  the  Kjng,znd  the  King  faid,  If  he 
26.the  King  faid,He  alfo  bringeth  tidings 
27.the  K^g  faid,He  is  a  good  man 
28.Ahimaaz  called,and  faid  to  the  Kjng 

fell  on  bis  face  before  the  Kjng 
hand  againft  my  lord  the  King 
-9'Kjng  faid,  Is  Abfalom  fafe 

when  Joab  fent  the  KJngskrvmt 


30. the  Kjng  faid  unto  him,Turne  afide 
3  i.tydings,  my  lord  the  Kjng 
22.the  Kjng  faid  unto  CuGui,  Is  Abfalom 
the  enemies  of  my  lord  the  Km 
3  3  .the  King  was  much  moved 
19. 1  .behold  the  Kjng  weepeth 
2. how  the  King  was  grieved  for  his  fon 
4. the  Kjng  covered  his  face 

the  KWgcxyzd  with  a  loud  voice 
f  Joab  came  into  the  houfe  of  the  King 
8. then  the  King  arofe  and  fate  in  the  gate 

behold  the  King  doth  fit  in  the  gate 

the  people  came  befote  the  King 

9-the  King  faved  us  out  of  the  hand  of 

io.a  word ,of  bringing  the  King  backe 

1 1.  why  are  ye  the  laft  to  bring  thelO^back 

fpeecli  of  all  Ifrael  is  come  to  the  King 

1  i.wherfore  are  ye  the  laft  to  bring  ba.thelf'- 
14/ent  this  word  unto  the  King 

1 5.  fo  the  King  returned  and  came  to  Jordan 
to  meet  the  King,  to  conduct  the  King 
1 7. went  over  Jordan  before  the  Kjng 
1 8.  a  ferry-boat  to  carry  the  Kings  houfhold 
Shimei  fell  down  before  the  King 
I9,and  faid  unto  the  King,  Let  not 

the  day  the  King  went  out  of  Jerufalem 
that  the  King  fhould  take  it  to  heatt 
20. to  go  down  to  meet  my  lord  the  King 

2  2. that  I  am  this  day  Kjng  over  Ifrael 
2j.therefore  the  Kjng.  faid  unto  Shimei 

and  the  Kjng  fware  unto  him 
24.Mephibofhech  came  to  meet  the  Kjng 

from  the  day  the  Kj-ng  departed 
2y.Jerufalem  to  meet  the  I\>.that  the  l£;.faid 

2  6.faddle  an  affe,  and  go  to  the  King 

27.  flandered  thy  ferv.  unto  my  lo.  the  Kjng 
but  my  lord  the  King  is  an  angel  of  God 
28.were  but  dead  men  before  the  King 

to  cry  any  more  unto  the  Kjng 
2$.and  the  King  faid  unto  him,  I  have  faid 
30.Mephibofb.etb  faid  unto  the  King 

forafmuch  as  my  lord  the  Kl.is  come  in 

3  i.over  Jordan  with  the  Kjng 

3  2.  Barzillai  provided  the  King  of  fubftance 
3  3. the  iCwgfaid  unto  Barzillai 
34.Barzillaifaid  unto  the  Kmg 

fhould  goe  with  the  Kjng  to  Jerufalem 
3  f.wherfore  lhould  thy  fer.be  a  bur.to  thclt. 
3  6.a  little  way  over  Jordan  with  the  Kjng 

.  why  fhould  the  Kjng  recompence  it 
37.Chimham,let  him  go  over  with  the  Kjng 
3  8. the  Kmg  anfwered,  Chim ham  (hall  goe 
3  9-Kjng  was  come  over,the  KjkiKsd  Barzil. 
40. the  Kjng  went  on  to  Gilgal 

people  of  Judah  conducted  the  Kjng 
4 1. men  of  Ifrael  came  to  the  Kjng 

faid  unto  the  King,8c  have  brought  theKj- 
42.becaufe  the  Kmg  isneerof  kin  to  us 

have  we  eaten  of  the  Kings  coft 
4 3. we  have  ten  parts  in  the  Kmg 

advice  in  bringing  back  our  King 
20.2.men  of  Judah  clave  to  their  King 

3  .the  King  took  the  ten  women,  the  concub. 

4.then  faid  the  King  to  Amafa 

2i.Shcba  hath  lift  up  his  hand  againft  the  Kj. 

2  2.Joab  returned  to  Jerufalem  to  the  Kjng 
2i.2.the  Kjng  called  the  Gibeonites 

5. and  they  anfwered  the  King,  Thoufhalt 
6.the  l(/#gfaid,I  wiH  give  them 
7.but  the  King  fpared  Mephibofheth 
8.the  Kingtook  the  two  fons  of  Rizpah 
i4.thcy  performed  all  the  Kmg  commanded 
22.5  i.he  is  the  tower  of  falvation  for  his  Kjng 
24.2.  the  JO.faid  to  Joab  the  captaine,Go  now 

3  Joab  faid  unto  the  King,  Trie  Lord  make 

that  the  eyes  of  my  lo.  the  Kj-  may  fee  it 
why  doth  the  lo.  my  Iti.deligbt  in  this 
4-the  Kings  word  prevailed  againft  Joab 

went  from  the  prefence  of  the  Kjng 
9.  Joab  gave  the  fum  of  the  people  to  the  Kj. 
20.Araunah  faw  the  Kjng 

he  bowed  himfelfe  before  the  Kjng 
2 1  .wherefore  is  my  lord  the  Kmg  come 
22.  let  my  lord  the  Kjng  take  and  offer 
23.thefe  things  did  Araunah  ae  a  King 
give  untothe  iC'.Araunah  faid  to  the  Kj- 
24. and 


KI  N 


KIN 


KIN        KIN 


KIN       KIN 


24.and  the  King  faid  unto  Araunah,Nay 

i  K'^.i.J.fought  for  my  lo.the  K..Z  young  virgin 

let  her  ftand  before  the  K-Sc  let  her  lie 

that  my  lord  the  King  may  get  heat 

3. found  Abifhag,  &  brought  her  to  the  Kj«g 

4.the  damofell  cherifhed  the  King 

but  the  Kjng  knew  her  not 
y.Adoni.exalted  himf.faying,  I  will  be  King 
9.  Adonijah  called  his  bretht.  the  Kings  fons 
&  the  men  of  Judah,the  Kings  fervants 
1 4. while  thoutalkeft  with  the  Kjng 
1 5.  Bathfheba  went  in  unto  the  King 

and  the  King  was  very  old 
Abifhag  miniftred  unto  the  King 
1 6.and  Bat hfheba  bow  ed —  unto  the  Kjng 

and  the  Kjng  faid,What  wouldft  thou 
i8.now,  my  lord  the  Kj  thou  knoweft  it  not 
19.  and  hath  called  all  the  Kjngs  fons 

Verfe  2?. 
20. tell  who  fhall  fit  on  the  throne  of  the  it- 
2 1. when  my  lord  the  K-  fhall  fleep  with  his 
22.whilefhe  talked  with  the  K/ng 
2j.and  they  told  the  i(»g>Behold,Nathan 
when  Nathan  was  come  in  bef.  the  i£. 
he  bowed  himfelf  before  the  Kjng 

2  J.God  fave  King  Adonijah 
27JS  this  done  by  my  lord  the  King 

fit  on  the  thr.of  my  lord  the  Rafter  him 
28.Bathfb.eba  camcinro  the  Kjngs  prefence 

and  flood  before  the  Kjng 
29-and  the  Kjng  fware,and  faid,  As  the  Lord 

3  i.Bathfheba  did  reverence  to  the  Kjng 
3  2.  and  they  came  before  the  King 

3  3 .the  Kjng  faid  unto  them,Take  with  you 
34.anoint  him  Kjng  overlfrael 

God  fave  King  Solomon        Verfe  39. 
3  y.he  fhall  be  Kjng  in  my  ftead 
36.Benaiahanfweredthe  Kjng,Amen 

the  L.G.of  my  lord  the  Kmg  fay  fo  too 
j7.as  the  L.hath  been  with  my  lord  the  Kjng 
44. the  Kjng  hath  fent  with  him  Zadok 

to  ride  upon  the  Kjngs  mule 
45. anointed  him  King  in  Gihon 
47.  the  Kings  fervants  came  to  bleffe 

the  King  bowed  himfelf  upon  the  bed 
48.and  thus  faid  the  King,  Bleffed  be 
5 1.  Adonijah  feareth  Kjng  Solomon 

let  Kjng  Solomon  fwear  unto  me 
53.  fo  Kjng  Solomon  fent  and  fetcht 

bowed  himfelf  to  Kjng  Solomon 
2. 1 7-fpeak,I  pray  thee,  to  Solomon  the  Kjng 
1 8.  lie  fpeak  for  thee  to  the  Kjng 
19.Bathfb.eba  went  unto  Kj?ig  Solomon 

the  King  rofe  up  to  meet  her 
caufed  a  feat  to  be  fet  for  the  ^..mother 
20.the  Kjng  faid  to  her>  Ask  on,my  mother 
zz.Kjng  Sol.anfwered,and  faid  to  his  moth. 
x^.Kjng  Solomon  fware  by  the  Lord,  faying 
i$-Kjng  Solom.fent  by  the  hand  of  Benaiah 
26.and  unto  Abiathar,faid  the  King 
29. and  it  was  told  King  Solomon,  that  Joab 
3  o.Benaiahcame,&  faid,  Thus  faith  the  Ki> 
Benaiah  brought  the  Kjng  word  again 
3  r.and  the  Kjng  faid  unto  him,  Doe  as  he 
3  1  .the  King  put  Benaiah  in  his  room 

Zadok  the  Kin?  put  in  the  room  of  Abia. 
3  6. the  Kjng  fent,  and  called  for  Shimea 
38.  and  Shimei  faid  unto  the  Kjng 

as  my  lord  the  Kjng  hath  faid,  fo  will 
39.fervants  of  Shi.  ran  to  Achilh  i£,of  Gath 
4i.the  Kjng  fent,and  called  for  Shimei 
44.  the  Kjng  faid  moreover  to  Shimei,  Thou 
'  4? .and  Kjng  Solomon  fhall  be  bleffed 

4i5.fo  the  K-  commanded  Benaiah,wc!l  went 
3.4-the  fyng  went  to  Gibeontofacrifice 
7.  thou  haft  made  thy  feivant  K}.  in  ftead  of 
i(5.then  came  two  women,harlots,to  the  J£. 
22.  thus  they  fpake  before  the  Kjng 
2 3. then  faid  the  i£i.The  one  faith,  The  liv. 
24«and  the  King  faid,Bring  me  a  fword 

they  brought  a  fword  before  the  Kjng 
2  5.and  the  Kjng  faid/Divide  the  living  child 
26.then  fpake  the  woman  —to  the  Kjng 
27.  then  the  Kjng  anfwered.&  faid,Give  her 
28.1fr.hsard  of  the  judgm.which  the  Kj.  had 
and  they  feared  the  King 


4. 1  .fo  Kjng  Solomon  was  Kjng  over  all  Ifrael 
j.Zabud  the  fon  of  Na.was— the  ^-friend 
7.bfficers,which  provided  victuals  for  the  K- 
1 9.  countrey  of  Og  Kjng  of  Bafhan 
27.  officers  provided  victuals  for  Kjng  Solo, 
for  all  that  came  to  Kjng  Solom.table 

f.  1. heard  that  they  had  anointed  him  Kjng  in 
1 1  -K'ng  Solomon  raifed  a  levie  out  of  all  If. 
I7.the  J(,.comni.&  they  brought  great  ftones 

6.2.the  houfe  which  K.Solom.built  for  the  L. 

y.i^.Kjng  Solomon  fent,and  fetcht  Hiram  out 
14.  he  came  to  King  Solomon ,and  wrought 
40.  work  that  he  made  Kjng  Solomon 
4  5. which  Hiram  made  to  Kjng  Solomon 
46.in  the  plain  of  Jord.  did  the  K-  catt  them 
f  1. work  ended  that  King  Solomon  made 

8.  i  .affembled  unto  King  Solom.  in  Jerufalem 
2.men  of  Ifrael  affembled  unto  King  Solom. 
2  Cbro.5.3. 
)"•&  King  Solomon,andallthecongr.facnf. 
2  Cbr.^.6. 
1 4. the  Kjng  turned  his  face  about,  &  bleffed 
2C/J/0.6.3. 
<j2.the  King  and  all  Ifrael  off  ..red  facriflce 
6  3  .the  i£.&  all  the  children  of  Ifr.  dedicated 
64. the  fame  day  did  the  King  hallow 
66.and  they  bleffed  the  Kjng,and  went 

9.i.houfe  of  the  Lord,and  the  K'ngs  houfe 
10.  built  the  houfe  of  the  L.&  the  Ks-  houfe 

14.  and  Hiram  fent  to  the  King  1 20.  talents 

1 5.  levie  which  Kjng  Solomon  raifed 
z6.Kjng  Solomon  made  a  navie  of  fhips 
2iJ.gold,and  brought  it  to  the  Kjng 

ip.  3 .  there  was  not  any  thing  hid  from  the  Kj. 
6, and  fhe  faid  to  the  Kjng,\t  was  a  true 
9.therfore  made  he  the  Kjng  to  do  judgment 
io.fhe  gave  the  i</»g  120.  talents  of  gold 

which  the  Qu.of  Shebagave  to  i£i.Sol. 
1 2.and  the  Kjng  made  of  the  almug-trees 

pillars —  for  the  Kings  houfe 
13.  King  Sol.  gave  unto  the  Queen  of  Sheba 
\6.Kjng  Solomon  made  two  hundr.  targets 
1 7.the  Kjng  put  them  in  the  houfe  of  the  for. 
1 8.the  Kjng  made  a  great  throne 
2  i.King  Solom.drinking  veffels  were  of  gol. 
22. the  Kjng  had  at  fea  a  navie  of  Tarfhifh 
23 .  fo  King  Solomon  exceeded  all  the  Kings 

26.  and  with  the  King  at  Jerufalem 

2  Cbro.g.zj. 

27.  and  the  Kjng  made  filver  to  be  in  Jerufa. 

2  Chr.g.zy, 
28.the  Kjngs  merchants  received  the  linnen 
1 1. 1. but  K  Sol. loved  many  ftrange  women 
i4.Hadad,he  wasofthe  Kings  feed  in  Edom 
2  3.fled  from  Hadadezer  King  of  Zobah 
26.Jerob.even  he  lift  up  his  hand  ag.the  King 
27. the  caufe  he  lift  up  his  hand  aga.  the  King 
37.  thoufhalt  be  Kjng  over  Ifrael 
1 2.i.Ifr.were  come  to  Shech.to  make  him  King 
z.  Jerob.  fled  from  the  prefence  of  KjngSol. 
6.  K'ng  Rehob.  confulted  with  the  old  men 
1 2.  as  the  Kjng  had  appointed/aying,  Come 
1 3. the  King  anfwered  the  people  roughly 
1  j.the  King  hearkened  not  unto  the  people 

16.  when  Ifrael  faw  the  King  hearkened  not 

the  peo.anfw.the  K'ng,  What  portion 
1 8. then  i£i»?Rehoboam  fent  Adoram 

therefore  Kjng  Rehoboam  made  fpeed 

20.  Jeroboam>and  made  him  Kj-  °ver  Ifrael 

28.the  Kj-  took  counfell,&  made  two  calves 

1 3«4.when  K-  Jet-  heard  the  faying  of  the  man 

6.  i^Bganiwered  and  faid  to  the  man  of  G. 

the  Kjngs  hand  was  reftored  again 

7.the  Kj-  faid  to  the  man  of  G.  Come  home 

8. and  the  man  of  G-faid  to  the  Kjng,lf  thou 

1 1. the  words  which  he  had  fpoken  to  the  K- 

14. 2.  Ahijah  told  me,I  fhould  be  King  ov.this 

14. the  L.fhall  raifehim  up  a  KJngover:  Ifra. 

2  j. in  the  fifth  yeer  of  i£wg  Rehoboam 

26.  and  the  treafurcs  of  the  Kings  houfe 

Chap.1y.18. 

27.  Kjng  Rehob.  made  in  their  ftead  brazen 

which  kept  the  door  of  the  Kjngs  houfe 
28.when  the  King  went  into  the  houfe  of  the 
1 J  - 1 .  now  in  the  eighteenth  yeer  of  Kinl  Jerob. 
18.  Kjng  Afa  fent  them  to  Benhadad 


20.  Benhadad  hearkened  to  Kjng  AQ 

2  2.then  Kjng  Afa  made  a  proclamation 

Kjng  Afa  built  with  them  Geba  of 
16.  i6.and  hathrlfoflain  xhtKjng 

Omri  capt.pf  the  hoft  Kjng  over  Ifrael 

i8.Zimri  went  into  the  palace  of  the  Kjngs 

burnt  the  Kjngs  houfe 

21.  Tibni,to  make  him  Kjng 

3  1Jez.daughr.0f  Ethba.K-ofthe  Zidonians 
19a  5.  anoint  Hazael  to  be  Kjng  over  Syria 

16".  anoint  Jehu  to  be  Kjng  over  Ifrael 
20.9.  tell  my  Lord  the  Kjng  all  that  thou  didft 

38.  and  waited  for  the  Kjng  by  the  way 

39.  and  as  the  Kjng  paffed  by 

hee  cryed  unto  the  Kjng 
2 1 .  i.hard  by  the  palace  of  Ahab  Kjng  of  Sama. 
io.thou  didft  blafpheme  God  and  the  King 
13.  Naboth  did  bhfpheme  God  &  the  Kjug 
22.6.fhall  deliver  it  into  the  hand  of  the  Kjng 
Chap.12.1j.    zChr.iS.f, 
8Jehofhaphat  faid,  Let  not  the  Kjng  fay  fo 
2  Chro.i^.y. 
n.Ramoth  Gilead  into  the  KingshznA 

2  Chro.  18.  r  1. 

1 3 .  the  prophets  declare  good  unto  the  Kjng, 

2  CW.18.12" 

1  j. came  to  the  Kj-  and  the  I^-faid  unt0  him 

Ver.16.  2  Cfe-.18.14. 

2&carry  him  back— to  Joafh  the  Kingston 

2  Chro.i3.zf. 

27.  and  fay,  Thus  faith  the  K'ng 

zChr.18.z6. 
3  y.the  K'ng  was  flayed  up  in  his  charet 
37.fo  the  K'ng  died,  &  was  brought  to  Sam. 
and  they  buried  the  K'ng  in  Samaria 
47.  there  was  no  Kjng  in  Edom 

a  deputie  was  King 
z  K'ng-i-l-to  meet  the  meffeng.of  the  K-  of  Sam. 
6.  go,  turn  again  to  the  Ki"g  that  fent 
9-then  the  Kwgfent  unto  him  a  captain  of 

the  Jt'»ghath  faid,Come  down 
1  i.O  man  of  G.thus  hath  the  ^.faid,  Come 

I  j.and  went  down  with  him  to  the  King 
3.6.  and  J^isf  Jehornm  went  out  of  Samaria 

9-and  the  Kjng  of  Edom,&  they  fetcht 
1 2.and  the  K'ng  of  Edom  went  down  to 
26.  to  break  thorow,  even  to  the  King  of  Ed. 
4.1 3.wouldft  thou  be  fpoken  for  to  tbtl\i;ig 
5. 8. and  he  fent  to  the  it'»gjfaying,vVherefore 
6.28.and  the  King  faid  unto  her;What  aileth 
30.  when  the  K'dieard  the  words  of  the  wo. 
3  2. and  the  K  fent  a  man  from  before  him 
7. 2. then  a  lord,on  whofe  hand  the  King  leaned 
9.and  tell  the  Kings  houfhold 

I I  .porters,&  rhty  told  it  to  the  Kings  houfe 
1 2.and  the  K'ng  arofe  in  the  night,  and  faid 
1 4.  and  the  K'ng  fent  after  the  hoft 

1  f  .meffengers  returned, and  told  the  Kjng 
17. and  the  Kjng  appointed  the  lord  on 

who  fpake  when  the  Kjng  came  down 
1 8.  as  the  man  of  God  had  fpoken  to  the  K' 
8.3  .to  cry  unto  the  K'ng  for  her  houfe 
4-and  the  King  talked  with  Gehazi 
j. telling  the  King  how  he  had  reftored  a 

cryed  to  the  K-for  her  houfe,  &  her 
6\when  the  King  asked  the  woman 

fo  the  King  appointed  unto  her  a  cert. 
8. and  the  King  faid  unto  Hazael,Goe 
1 3  .the  L.hath  fhewed,  that  thou  (halt  be  Kj. 
20. Edom  made  a  King  over  themfelves 
29.and  King  Joram  went  back  to  be  healed 
9.3 .1  have  anointed  thee  King  over  Ifrael 

Verfe  1 2. 
^.anointed  thee  King  over  the  peop.of  the  L. 
I3.jehuis  King 

1  v.but  Kjng  Joram  was  returned  to  be 
1 8.faidjThus  faith  the  Kjng,  Is  it  peace 

Verfe  19. 
34.for  fhe  is  a  Kings  daughter 
lo.f  .we  will  not  make  any  Kjng 
6.now  the  Kings  fons,  being  feventy  perfons 
7.they  took  the  Kings  fons,and  flew 
8.they  have  brought  the  heads  of  the  JCr.fons 
13.  to  falute  the  children  of  the  King 
1 1 .2.but  Jehofheba  the  daught.  of  K-  Jor.took 
ftole  him  from  among  the  Kings  fons 
4.and 


K  I  N 


KI  N 


K  IN 


KI  N 


K  I  N 


K  I  N 


4.and  mewed  them  the  I0»^fon     ,      . 
<  keepers  of  the  watch  of  the  K™gs  houfe 
7  keep  watch  of  theho.ofthe  L.aboutthe  K- 
8.  ye  fhall  compaffe  the  Kjng  round  about 

and  be  with  the  Kjng  as  he  goeth  out 
1 1. with  his  weapons  round  about  the  Kjng 
i  z.and  he  brought  forth  the Kings  fon 

made  him  Kjng,&  faid,G.  fave  the  K- 
14.  behold,  the  King  Hood  by  a  pillar 

the  princes  and  trumpeters  by  the  Kjng 
i6.by  which  the  horfes  came  into  the  i^-ho. 
17.Jehoia.made  a  cov.betw.  the  L.&  the  K' 
between  the  King  alfo  and  the  people 
■  lo.brought  the  Kjng  from  the  houfe  of  the  L. 
by  the  gate  of  the  guard,to  the  Kjngs  hou. 
ao.flew  Athaliah  betide  the  Kings  houfe 
1 2. 6.  in  the  twenty  third  yeer  of  Kjng  Jehoafh 
7.then  Kjng  Jehoafh  called  for  Jehoiada 
10.  Kjngs  fcribe  and  highprieft  came  up 
i8.which  was  found  —in  the  Kjngs  houfe 
ij.i6.Elifha  put  his  hand  upon  the  Kjngs  hand 
14.5 .which  had  flain  the  Kjng  his  father 
i4.and  in  the  treafures  of  the  Kjngs  houfe 

Chap.i6\i7.&i8-i*- 
2i.took  Azariab,  and  made  him  Kjng 
22.  after  the  Kjng  Aept  with  his  fathers 
1 1 .{.and  the  Lord  fmote  the  Kjng,  fo  that  he 
and  Jotham  the  Kjngs  fon  was  over  the 
if  .in  the  palace  of  the  Kjngs  houfe 
i<?.8.of  the  Kings  houfe,  &  fent  it  for  a  prefent 
lo.King  Ahaz  went  to  Damafcus 

King  Ahaz  fent  to  Un'jah  the  prieft 

1  i.accord.to  all  that  K-  Ahaz  had  fent  from 

againft  Kjng  Ahaz  came  from  Damafc. 

1  2.  when  the  King  was  come  from  Damafcus 

the  Kjng  faw  the  altar :  and 
the  Kjng  approached  to  the  altar 
ij.Kjng  Ahaz  commanded  Ur-ijah  the  prieft 
and  the  Kings  burnt  facrifke 
i6.accotd.  to  all  that  King  Ahaz  command. 
17.  Kjng  Ahaz  cut  off  the  bord.  of  the  bafes 
i8.and  the  Kings entry  without 
17.4  i.they  made  Jeroboam  K'ng 
i8.9.came  to  paffe  in  the  fourth  yeer  of  K-He2. 
1 3.  in  the  fourteenth  yeer  of  Kjng  Hezekiah 
1 7. fent  from  Lachifhto  King  Hezekiah 
1 8. when  they  had  called  to  the  Kjng 
zo.thus  faith  the  Kjng,l.tt  not  Hezekiah 
j6.for  the  Kjngs  commandement  was,faying 
1 9. i.it  came  to  paffe,when  K-  Hezeki.  heard  it 
5:  .fo  the  ferv.  of  Kjng  Hezekiah  came  to  Ifai. 
o.Tirhakah  Kjng  of  Ethiopia,he  is  come 
ij.where  is thtK, of Hamath, the  J^.of  Arp. 
the  Kjng  of  the  city  of  Sepharvaim 
20.i4.thencameIfaTah  to  Kjng  Hezekiah 
2 1.2  3. and  flew  the  Kjng  in  his  own  houfe 
24  peo.flew  them  that  had  confp.ag.  i^.Amo 
people  made  Jofiah  his  fon  Kjng  in  his 
22.}.in  the.eighteenth  yeer  of  Kjng  Jofiah 

the  Kjng  fent  Shaphan  the  fon  of 
9.3hd  Shaphan  the  fcribe  came  to  the  Kmg 

and  brought  the  K'ng  word  again 

10.  Shaphan  the  fcribe  (hewed  the  Kj.  faying 

book,  &  Shaphan  read  it  before  the  K. 

1  i.when  the  K-  heard  the  words  of  the  book 
1 2.the  Kjng  commanded  Hilkiah  the  prieft 

and  Afahiah,a  fervant  of  the  Kjngs 
20.and  they  brought  the  Kjng  word  again 
23. 1. and  the  Kjng  fent, and  gathered  the  elders 
2.theK^went  up  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 
3. and  the  Kjng&ood  by  a  pillar 
4.and  the  Kjng  commanded  Hilkiah 

1 2.  altars  did  the  Kjngbz&t  down 

13.  high  places  did  the  Kjng  defile 

2  1  .the  Kjxomm.zW  the  people,faying,Keep 
2  3  .but  in  the  eighteenth  yeer  of  Kjng  Jofiah 
2f  .like  to  him  was  there  no  Kjng  before  him 
29.  Kjng  Jofiah  went  againft  him 
30.]ehoahaz,  &  made  him  Kj.  in  his  fathers 
34.Pharaoh-Nechoh,and  madeEliakim  Kj. 

24.13-carried  thence  the  treafure  of  the  K-  hou. 
1 5 .  and  the  Kjngs  mother,  &  the  Kjngs  w  ives 
17.  made  Mattaniah  Kjng  in  his  ftead 

2  j. 2.  unto  the  eleventh  yeer  otKjng  Zedekiah 

4.  which  is  by  the  Kjngs  garden 

the  Kjng  went  the  way  toward  the  plain 


5.  Chaldees  purfued  after  the  Kjng 

6.fo  they  took  the  Kjng 

9-burnt  the  houfe  of  the  L.&  the  Kjngs  houfe 

19.  five  men  that  were  in  the  K'ngs  prefence 
30.  allowance  given  him  of  the  Kjng 

t%o.  3. 2.Maachah  daugb.of  Talmai  j^.of  Gefh. 
4.23.  there  they  dwelt  with  the  King,  for  his 
9.  i8.who  waited  in  the  Kjngs  gate  caftward 

1  i.2.even  when  Saul  was  Kjng,xhou  waft 

3.  therefore  came  the  Elders  of  Ifr.to  the  K- 
io.to  make  him  Kjng-,  accord.to  the  word  of 

14.2.  the  Lord  had  confirmed  him  JGover  Ifra. 

18.3  .David  fmote  Hadarezer  Kjng  of  Z obah 
J.Syrians  came  to  help  Had.  Kjngoi  Zobah 
9.when  Tou  Kjng  of  Hamath  heard  it 

fmitten  the  hoft  of  Hadarezer  King 

19. 1 .  Nahafh  Kjng  of  the  childr.of  Amm.died 
5.the  Kjng  faid,  Tarry  at  Jericho 
7.the  1$ngol Maacha,  and  his  people 

20. 2. David  took  the  crown  of  their  Kjng 

21.3  .but,  my  Lord  the  Kjng,hxZ  they  not  all 
4.the  Kjngs  word  prevailed  againft  Joab 
•  6.the  Kjngs  word  was  abominable  to  Joab 
23.1et  my  lord  the  Kjng  do  that  which  is 

2 3. 1. David  made  Solomon  his  fon  Kjng  over 

24.6.  wrote  them  before  the  Kjng    ■ 

2  5.2.  proph.  according  to  the  order  of  the  Kjng 

5  .Heman  the  Kings  Seer,  in  the  words  of  G . 

6. according  to  the  Kjngs  order 
26.30.and  in  the  fervice  of  the  King 

3  2.  and  affaires  of  the  Kjng 
2 7. 1. that  ferved  the  Kjng  in  any  matter 

2? .&  over  the  Kjngs  treafures  was  Azmavcth 

3  2.was  with  the  Kjngs  fonsjehiel 

3  3.  Ahitophel  the  Kjngs  counfellour 

andHufhaithe  Kjngs  companion 

34.the  Generall  of  the  Kings  army  was  Joab 
28.i.that  miniftred  to  the  King  by  courfe 

ftewards  of  thefubft.&  poff.of  the  Kjng 
29.6.with  the  rulers  over  the  Kjngs  work 

20.  wprfhipped  the  Lord,  and  the  KJng 
23-as  King  in  ftead  of  David  his  father 
24.fubmitted  unto  Solomon  the  Kjng 

2 j.majefty  as  had  not  been  on  any  King 
Cbro.i.g.mademe  King  over  a  people  like  the 
1 1. over  whom  I  have  made  thee  King 
14.  and  with  the  K'ng  at  Jerufalem 
1 5;.  the  Kjng  made  filver  and  gold  at  Jerufal. 
16.  the  Kings  merchants  received  the  linnen 
2.1 1.  he  hath  made  thee  King  over  them 
4. 1 1.  Huram  finifhed  the  work  for  King  Solo. 

1 6.  did  Huram  his  father  make  to  Kjng  Sol. 

17.  in  the  plain  of  Jordan  did  the  Kjng  caft 
7.4.then  the  Kjng&nd  all  the  peop.off.facrifice 

%.Kjng  Solomon  offered  a  Sacrifice 

the  Kjng  and  all  the  people  dedicat.the 
11. Sol. finifhed  the  hou;of  the  L.&  the  JCho. 
8.io.chief  of  Kjng  Solomons  officers 

I  {.departed  not  from  thecomm.of  the  Kjng 

18.  and  brought  them  to  Kjng  Solomon 
9. 5. and  (he  (aid  to  the  Kjfig,lt  wasa  true 

8.to  be  King,  for  the  Lord  thy  God 

therefore  made  he  thee  Kjng  over  them 

9.fhe  gave  the  K-  an  hund,&  twe.tal.of  gold 

fpice  as  the  Qu.of  Sheba  gave  KjngScX. 

I I  .the  Kjng  made  of  the  algum-trees  terrifes 
lZ.Kjng  Solomon  gave  to  the  Queen  of  She. 

which  (he  had  brought  unto  the  Kjng 
1  f.&  King  Solomon  made  two  hund.targets 
i6.the  K  put  them  in  the  houfe  of  the  forreft 
i7.the  King  made  a  great  throne  of  Ivory 
20.  the  drinking  veffels  of  Kjng  Sqlom.were 
2 1. for  the  Kings  fhips  went  to  Tarfhifh 
zz.Kjng  Solomon  paffed  all  the  Kings 
10. 1 .  come  to  make  him  King 

2.fled  from  the  prefence  of  Solomon  the  Ki- 
6.  and  I£i»g  Rehoboam  took  counfell 
1 2. came  to  Rehoboam— as  the  King  bade 
13.  the  King  anfwered  them  roughly 

Kjng  Rehoboam  forfook  the  counfell  of 
1 5;  .Co  the  King  hearkened  not 
i6.faw  that  the  King  would  not  hearken 

the  people  anfwered  the  Kjng 
18.  Kjng  Rehoboam  fent  Hadoram 

King  Rehoboam  made  fpeed  to  get 
11.22.for  he  thought  to  make  him  Kjng 


1 2.6\princes'of  Ifrael,  and  the  King  humbled 

9.  treafures  of  the  Kjngs  houfe,  he  took  all 
10. in  ftead  of  w  Inch  Kjng  Rehoboam  made 

kept  the  entrance  of  the  Kings  houfe 

I  i.and  when  the  King  entred  into  the  houfe 
1 3X0  Kjng  Rehoboam  ftrengrhened  himfelf 

1 3 . 1  .in  the  eighteenth  yeer  of  Kjng  Jeroboam 

1  ? •  1 6.Maachah  the  mother  of  Afa  the  Kjng 
i6.2.of  the  Kjngs  houfe,  &  fent  to  Benhadad 

4.  Benhadad  hearkened  to  Kjng  Afa 
6.  then  Afa  the  Kjng  took  all  Judah 
17.19.  thefe  waited  on  the  Kjng 

befides  thofe  whom  the  Jf(,put  in  fenced 

19.2.  and  faid  to  Kjng  Jehofhaphat 
1 1. for  all  the  Kings  matters 

20.1  f .  and  thou  Kjng  Jthofhaphat 
2i.8.and  made  themfelves  a  King 

i7.fubftance  that  was  found  in  the  Ifr.houfe 

2  2.i.Ahaziah  his  youngeft  fon  Kjng 

1 1.  Jehofliabcath  the  daughter  of  the  Kjng 

ftole  him  from  among  the  Kjngs  ions 

Jehofhab.the  daught.of  Kjng  Jehor.hid 

23. 3. all  the  congre.made  a  coven,  with  the  K- 

behold,  the  Kjngs  fon  ihall  reign 

7. the  Levits  fhall  compatTe  the  Kjng  ■ 

but  be  you  with  the  Kjng 

10.  by  the  Kjng  round  about 

I I  .then  they  brought  out  the  Kjngs  fon 

gave  him  the  teftimony,&  made  him  K- 
&  faid,  God  fave  the  Kjng 
i  2. people  running,and  praifing  the  Kjng 
1 3  .the  Kjng  ftood  at  the  pillar,at  the  entring 
princes  and  trumpets  by  the  Kjng 
i6.and  between  the  Kjng,  that  they  fhould 
20.and  brought  down  the  Kjng  from 

thor.the  high  gate  into  the  Kjngs  houfe 
fet  the  i^.upon  the  throne  of  the  kingd. 
24.6.and  the  Kjng  called  for  Jehoiada 

8, at  the  Kjngs  commandement  they  made  a 
1  i.eheft  was  brought  into  the  Kings  office 

the  Kjngs  fcribe,and  the  high  prieft 
1 2.the  J^»g,and  Jehoiada  gave  it  to  fuch 
14.brou.the  reft  of  the  mony  before  the  Kjng 

17.  made  obeyfance  to  the  Kjng 

and  the  King  hearkened  to  them 
2i.ftoned  him  at  the  commandem.of  the  K-> 
22.  thus  Joafh  the  Kjng remembred  not 
23/ent  the  fpoil  to  the  King  of  Damafcus 

27.3.  that  had  killed  the  Kjng  his  father 
\6.  the  Kjng  faid  unto  him 

art  thou  made  of  the  Kjngs  counfell 
26.  t.took  Uzziah,  and  made  him  K'ng 
2.after  that  the  Kjng  flept  with  his  fathers 
1 1. one  of  the  Kjngs  captains,  Hananiah 
13.M)  help  the  Kjng  againft  the  enemy 

18.  they  withftood  Uzziah  the  Kjng 
2 1  .and  Uzziah  the  Kjng  was  a  leper 

Jotham  his  fon  was  over  the  Kjngs  houfe 
27.5.  he  fought  with  the  Kj.oi the  Ammonites 
28.7. Zichri flew  Maafeiah  the  Kingston 

and  Elkanah,that  was  next  to  the  K- 
16. at  that  time  did  K-  Ahaz  fend  to  Affyria 
29. 1  5. according  to  the  commande.ofthe  Kjng 
Chap.30.6. 
1 8.  they  went  to  Hezekiah  the  King 
I9.u:ffels  which  King  Ahaz  did  caft 
20.then  Hezekiah  the  Kjngrote  early 
2  3.hee-goats  for  fin-offerings  before  the  Kj' 
24.  for  the  i^itfg  comman.  that  the  burnt-off. 
2  j.  and  of  Gad  the  Kjngs  Seer 
»    29-the  JC..&  all  that  were  pref.with  him5bow. 
30.  Hezek.the  King,8z  the  princes  comman. 
30.2.  for  the  KJng  had  taken  counfell 
4.and  the  thing  pleafed  the  Kjng,  and  all 
6.pofts  went  with  the  letters  from  the  King 
n.to  do  the  commandem.of  the  JC-  &  pnn. 
3  i-3.he  appointed  the  Kings  portion  of  the 

1  j.at  the  commandem-of  Hezekiah  the  King 
32.20.  for  this  caufe  Hezekiah  the  King  prayed 

33.  25.  that  had  confpired  againft  King  Amon 

Jofiahs  fon  Kjng  in  his  ftead 

34.  i6\S!iaprian carried  the  book  to  the  Kjng 

and  brought  the  Kjng  word  back  again 

18.  Shaphap  the  fcribe  tofd  the  King 

Shaphan  read  it  before  the  Kjng 

19.  when  the  K-  heard  the  words  of  the  law 

20. the 


1.  t-^..^.,^F~ 


K  I  N 


K  I  N 


KIN        KIN 


KIN       KIN 


20. the  Kjng  commanded  Hilkiah 

and  A  faiah  a  fervant  of  the  Kings 
zz.  they  that  the  Kjng  had  appointed 
28. fo  they  brought  the  Kjng  word  again 
29.  then  the  Kjng  lent,  and  gathered  the  eld. 
50. the  Kj^g  went  up  into  the  houfe  of  the 
3  i.and  the  King  flood  in  his  place 
3  e.7.thefe  were  of  the  iOzgJ  fubftance 
icaccording  to  the  Kings  commandement 

1  j .and  Jeduthun  the  Kings  Seer 

16. according  to  the  comman.of  Kjng  Jofiah 

2  3  .and  the  archers  (hot  at  Kjng  Joliah 

and  the  Kjng  faid  to  his  fervants 

36. 1.  made  him  Kjng  in  his  fathers  ftead 

4.  Eliakim  his  brother  Kjng  over  Judah 

lo.Kjng  Nebuchadnezzar  fent  and  brought 

and  made  Zedekiah  his  brother  Kjng 

13.  and  he  rebelled  againft  Kjng  Nebuchad. 

1 7. he  brought  upon  them  the  K  of  the  Cal. 

18.  and  the  treasures  of  the  Kjng  he  brought 

Eya  1 .7.  Cyrusthe  Kjngbraught  forth  the  veflels 

4.2.Efar-haddon  Kjng  of  Atfur,which  brought 

8.  to  Artaxerxes  the  Kjng  Ver.i  1. 

1  i.be  it  known  unto  the  Kjng,  that  the  Jews 
1 3 .  be  it  known  now  unto  the  Kjng,  if  this 
1 3.  (halt  endamage  the  revenue  of  the  Kjng 
i4.becaufe  we  have  maim,  from  the  Jfr.pal. 

not  meet  for  us  to  fee  the  Kjngs  difhon. 
fent,  and  certified  the  Kjng 
1 6.we  certifie  the  Kjng,thzt  if  this  city 
17.  then  fent  the  Kjng  an  anfwer  to  Rehum 

2  3. when  the  copy  of  Kjng  Artaxerxes  letter 
j.6.1etterfent  unto  Darius  the  Kjng 

7-unto  Darius  the  Kjng  all  peace 
8.be  it  known  unto  the  Kjng,  that  we  went 
i4.thofe  did  Cyrus  the  Kjng  take  out  of 
1 7. now  j  if  it  feem  good  to  the  Kjng 

let  fearch  be  made  in  the  Kjngs  treafu. 
that  a  decree  was  made  of  Cyrus  the  K 
let  the  Kj  fend  his  pleafure  to  us  cone. 
6. 1. then  Darius  the  Kjng  made  a  decree 

3  .in  the  firft  yeer  of  Cyrus  the  Kjng 

the  fame  Cyrus  the  Kjng  made 
8. that  of  the  Kjngs  goods  expences  be  given 
10.  and  pray  for  the  life  of  the  Kjng 
1 3  which  Darius  the  K  had  fent,  fo  they  did 

1  f.fixtyeer  of  the  reign  of  Darius  the  Kjng 
7.6-the  Kjng  granted  him  all  his  requeft 

7.  in  the  feventh  yeer  of  Artaxerxes  the  Kjng 
8.in  the  feventh  yeer  of  the  Kjng,Ezn  came 
1 1, letter  that  the  K  Artaxerxes  gave  to  Ezra 
1 2.  Artaxerxes  Kjng  of  Kings,  to  Ezra 
i4.forafmuchas  thou  art  fent  of  the  Kjng 
1 5.  filver  and  gold  which  the  Kjng  and  his 
20.  beftow  it  out  of  the  Kjngs  treafure  houfe 
2 1. even  I  Artaxerxes  the  Kjngio  make 
2  3  .wrath  againft  the  realm  of  the  Kjng 
2  6\not  do  —  the  law  of  the  Kjng,\n  )ndgm. 
27. put  in  the  Kjngs  heart,  to  beautifie 
28. hath  extended  mercy  to  me  before  the  K. 
and  before  all  the  Kjngs  mighty  ptinces 
8. 1. in  the  reign  of  Artaxerxes  the  ^..thefe  went 
2  2. to  require  of  the  Kjng  a  band  of  fouldiers 
becaufe  we  had  fpoken  unto  the  Kjng 

2  5-. which  the  King  &  his  counfellers  had  off. 
36\and  they  delivered  the  Kings  cosnmiffions 

unto  the  Kjngs  lieutenants 
Neb.  r .  1 1  .for  I  was  the  Kjngs  cup-bearer 

2.1. in  the  twentieth  yeer  of  Artaxerxes  the  K 
I  took  up  the  w  ine,and  gave  it  to  the  K- 
2.whereforethe  Kjng  faid  unto  me,Why 

3  .and  faid  unto  the  Kjng  Let  the  Kjng  live 
4. then  the  Kjng  faid  unto  me,  For  what 

5. and  I  faid  unto  the  Kjn.  If  it  pleafe  the  K 
Verfe  7. 
6.and  the  Kjng  faid  unto  me,Eor  how 

fo  it  pleafed  the  King  to  fend  me 
8.Afaph  the  keeper  of  the  Kjngs  forreft 

and  the  Kjng  granted  me  according 
9-and  gave  them  the  Kmgs  letters 

now  the  Kjng  had  fent  captains 
i4.and  to  the  Kjngs  ooo\  I  went 
1 8.  as  alfo  the  Kjngs  words  fpoken  to 
1  <j.will  ye  1  ebell  againft  the  Kjng 
,  3.1  f.the  pool  of  Siloahby  the  Kjngs  garden 
2 y.the  tower  which  lieth  out  from  the  K-h°- 


y.4-we  have  borrowed  money  to  the  J^/w.tribu. 
i4.evoi  to  the  3  2.  ycare  of  Artaxer.the  Kjng 
6.6.that  thou  maieft  be  their  Kjng 

7. there  is  a  Kjng  in  Judah 
9.22.and  the  land  of  the  Kjng  of  Hefhbon 

and  the  land  of  Og,Kjng  of  Bafhan 
1 1.23.  it  was  the  Kings  com.  concerning  them 

24_was  at  the  Kjngs  hand  in  all  mattcis 
1 3.6.  came  I  unto  the  Kjng 

obtained  I  leave  of  the  King 
26\among  many  nations  was  there  no  King 
God  made  him  Kjng  over  all  Ifrael 
Eflber  1.2.  when  the  Kjng  Ahafuerus  fate  on 
5  .the  Kjng  made  a  feaft  to  all  the  people 

in  the  court  of  the  garden  of  thei^.palace 
7  .according  to  the  ftate  of  the  Kjng 
8,for  the  KjMzd  appointed  to  all  the  officers 
9>houfe  which  belonged  to  I£i/2£Ahafuerus 
io.when  the  heart  of  the  King  was  merry 

prefence  of  Ahafuerus  the  Kjng 

1 1. to  bring  Vafhti  the  Queen  before  the  Kj. 

1 2.Vafhti  refufed  to  come  at  the  Kj-commi. 

therefore  was  the  Kjng  very  wroth 

1 3. then  the  Kjng  faid  to  the  wife-men 

for  fo  was  the  Kings  manner 
i4.which  faw  the  Kjngs  face 
1 5.bec.(he  hath  not  perfor.thecom.cf  thelG 
it>.Memucan  anfwered  before  the  Kjng 
Vafh.hath  not  done  wrong  to  thef^-only 
to  all  the  peo.  in  the  provinces  of  the  K 
17.  the  Kjng  Ahaf.commanded  Vafhti  to  be 
1 8. fay  this  day  to  all  the  Kjngs  princes 
i9-if  it  pleafe  the  Kjng,  let  there  go 

Chap.3.9.  &  8.5. 
that  Vafhti  come  no  more  before  Kjng 
let  the  Kjng  give  her  royall  cftate  to 
20. and  when  the  Kjngs  decree,which 
21.  and  the  faying  pleafed  the  Kjng 

Chap.  2.4. 

the  K-did  accor.to  the  word  of  Merr.u. 

22.1etters  into  all  the  Kjngs  provinces 

2. 1. when  the  wrath  of  Kjng  Ahafue.was  appea. 

j.then  faid  the  Kjngs  fervants  that  miniftred 

young  virgins  fought  for  the  Kjng 

3.  let  the  Kjng  appoint  officers 

to  the  cuftody  of  Hege  the  Kjngs  chamb. 
4.maiden  which  pleafeth  the  King  be  Queen 
8.when  the  Kings  commandement  was  heard 
Efther  was  brought  to  the  Kjngs  houfe 
9. to  be  given  her  out  of  the  Kjngs  houfe 
1 2. maids  turn  to  go  in  to  Kjng  Ahafuerus 
1 3 .  came  every  maiden  unto  the  Kjng 

given  her,to  go— to  the  Kjngs  houfe 

14.Shaafb.gaz  the  i£iffgf  chamber.which  kept 

fhe  came  in  unto  the  Kjng  no  more 

except  the  Kjng  delighted  in  her 

1  j.  Efther,  togoe  in  unto  the  Kjng 

but  what  Hegai  the  i(i»gJchamb.appoin. 
i6.Efther  was  taken  unto  Kjng  Ahafuerus 
1 7. the  Kjng  loved  Efther  above  all  the  worn. 
1 8.  then  the  Kjng  made  a  great  feaft 

gifts  according  to  the  ftate  of  the  Kjng 
ijj.then  Mordecai  fate  in  the  Kjngs  gate 
2i.twoofthe  Kjngs  chamberlains    Ch.6.2. 
fought  to  lay  hand  on  the  Kjng  Ahafu. 
Chap.  6. 2. 
22.Eftb.er  certified  the  Kjng  thereof 
23.writ.inthebookofthechron.bef.  the  K- 
3'.  1. did  Kjng  Ahafuerus  promote  Haman 
2.the  Kjngs  fervants,  that  were  in  the  ^.gate 
the  Kjng  had  fo  comman.  concern-him 
Verfe  3. 
3«why  tranfgrefleft  thou  the  Kjngs  comman. 
7.in  the  twelfth  yeer  of  Kjng  Ahafuerus 
8.Haman  faid  unto  Kjng  Ahafuerus,There  is 
neither  keep  they  the  Kjngs  lawes 
it  is  not  for  the  Kjngs  profit  tofuffer 
9.to  bring  it  into  the  Kjngs  treafuries 
io.the  King  took  his  ring  from  his  hand 
1  i.the  Kjng  faid  unto  Haman,  The  people 
1 2.  then  were  the  Kjngs  fcribes  called 

Chap.8.9. 

unto  the  Kjngs  lieutenants 

in  the  name  of  Kjng  Ahafuer.was  it 

and  fealed  with  the  Kjngs  ring 

Chap.S.io.J 


13.let.were  fent  by  pofts  into  all  the  K  pro  v. 
1  5.  haftened  by  the  Kjngs  commandement 
the  Kjng  &  Ham  in  fate  down  to  drink 
4.2.  and  came  before  the  Kjngs  gate    - 
2. none  might  enter  into  the  Kjngs  gate 
3.whitherfoev.  the  Kjngs  commandem.came 
Chap.8.17. 
5.Hnacb,one  of  the  Kjngs  chamberlains 
6. which  was  before  the  Kjngs  gate 
7. to  pay  to  the  Kjngs  treafuries  for  the  Jews 
8.  charge  her  to  go  in  unto  the  Kjng 
1 1. all  the  K? -ferv.  &  the  peo.of  the  ifrprov. 
fhall  come  unto  the  Kjng  in  the  inner 
the  Kjng  fhall  hold  out  the  gol.fcepter 
I  have  not  bin  called  to  come  in  to  the  Kj 
1 3. that  thou  fhalt  efcape  in  the  K'ngshouk 
16.  fo.will  I  go  in  unto  the  Kjng 
5.  i.ftood  in  the  inner  court  of  the  Kjngs  houfe 
over  againft  the  Kjngs  houfe 
the  King  fate  on  his  royall  throne 
2.  when  the  Kjng  (aw  Efther  the  Queen 

the  K.held  out  to  Efth.the  golden  fcepter 
3. then  faid  the  K'ng  unto  her 
4.Efth.anfwered,If  it  flem  good  to  the  Kjng 
let  the  Kjng  and  Haman  come  this  day 
5  .then  the  King  faid ,  Caufe  Haman  to 

fo  the  Kjng  and  Haman  came 
6. the  fOȣfaid  to  Efther  at  the  banquet 
8. if  I  have  found  fav.in  the  fight  of  the  Kjng  j 
if  it  pleafe  the  Kjng  to  grant  my  petition  I 
let  the  Kjng  &  Haman  come  to  morrow 
He  do  to  morrow  as  the  Kjng  hath  faid 
9. when  Haman  faw  Mord.  in  the  Kings  gate 
1 1. things  wherein  the  Kjnghad  promo,  him 
above  the  princes  and  ferv.of  the  K'ng 
1 2. let  no  man  come  in  with  the  Kjng 

am  I  invited  alfo  with  the  King 

1 3 .  Mordecai  —  fitting  at  the  Kjngs  gate 

14.  to  morrow  fpeak  to  the  Kjng 

go  in  merrily  with  the  i^.to  the  banqu. 
6. 1. on  that  night  could  not  the  King  fleep 

records — &  they  were  read  before  the  K 
3  .and  the  Kjng  faid ,What  honour  hath 

then  faid  the  Kjngs  ferv.  that  miniftr. 
4-the  King  faid,Who  is  in  the  court 

court  of  the  fC^-houfe,  to  fpeak  to  the  K- 
j. the  K>ngs  ferv.faid  unto  him,Behold,Ham. 
the  K'ng  faid,Let  him  come  in 
6.Haman  came  in,and  the  King  faid 

to  the  man  whom  the  King  deligh.to  hon. 
to  whom  would  the  Kjng  delight  to  do 
7. Ham  an  anfwered  the  Kjng 

for  the  man  whom  the  Kjng  delight.to 
8.apparrell  which  the  Kjng  ufeth  to  wear 

and  the  horfe  that  the  King  rideth  upon 
9-of  one  of  the  Kings  moft  noble  princes 

whom  the  Kjng  delighteth  to  honour 

10. then  the  it«sgfaid  to  Haman,Make  hafte 

to  Mord.— that  fitteth  at  the  Kjngs  gate 

1 1 .  done  to  the  man  whom  tne  King  deli,  to 

1 2.  Mordecai  came  again  to  the  Kings  gate 
i4.camethe  Kjngs  chamberlains,  &  haftened 

7. 1.  fo  the  Kjng  &  Haman  came  ro  the  banqu. 
2. and  the  K'ng  faid  again  unto  Efther 
3. Efther  faid,  If  it  pleafe  the  K'sg>ktmy 
4>not  countervail  the  Kjngs  damage 
5, then  the  King Ahafuerus  anf.  — Who  is  he 
6.Ham.w1is  afraid  before  the  K'ng  &  Queen 
7«the  Kjng  arifing  from  the  banquet 

evill  determined  aga.  him  by  the  K'ng 
8. then  the  Kjng  returned  out  of  the  garden 
then  faid  the  Kjng,  Will  he  force 
as  the  word  went  out  of  the  K'ngt  saou. 
9.Harbonah  —  faid  before  the  King'  Behold 
Mord.  who  had  fpoken  good  for  the  King 
then  the  King  faid,Hang  him  thereon 
io.then  was  the  Kings  wrath  pacified 
8.i.did  the  K'ng  Ahafuerus  give  the  houfe  of 
Mordecai  came  before  the  Kjng 
2.the  Kjngtook  off  his  ring  which  he  had 
3  .Efther  fpake  againe before  the  Kjng 
4.then  the  Kjng  held  out  the  golden  fcepter 

Efther  arofe,and  ftood'before  the  K'ng 
5.  and  the  thing  feem  right  before  the  K^g 

JewSjwhich  are  in  all  the  Kjngs  provin. 
7. then  King  Ahaf.faid  to  Efther  &  Mordecai 

8. in 


K  I  N 


K  I  N 


KIN        KIN 


KIN      K  I  N 


8.in  the  i<>.name,&  feal  it  with  the  i^ring 
the  writ.which  is  written  in  the  ifc.na. 
&  fealed  with  the  Kjngs  ring,  may  no 
1 1 .wherein  the  King  granted  the  Jewes 
i  a.on  one  day  in  alfthe  prov.  of  King  Ahaf. 
14.  and  preffed  on  by  the  Kjngs  command. 

1  5.  Mord.  went  from  the  prefence  of  the  Kj. 
9. 1. when  the  Kings  comm.and  his  decree  drew 

2.through.all  the  provin.  of  the  %jng  Ahafu. 
3  .and  the  offic.of  the  King  helped  the  Jewes 

1 1 .  was  brought  before  the  Kjng 

1 2.  the  Kjng  laid  to  Either,  The  Jewes  have 

in  the  reft  of  the  Kings  provinces 
1 3. then  faid  Efther,Tf  it  pleafe  the  Kjng 
i4.the  King  commanded  it  fo  to  be  done 
j  6.but  other  Jewes  in  the  Kings  provinces 
io.that  were  in  all  the  provin.of  the  K-  Aha. 
25.  but  when  Either  came  before  the  Kjng 
1 0.1. the  l^tf.Ahafuerus  laid  a  tribute  upon  the 
2.whereunto  the  King  advanced  him 
j.Mord.theJew  was  next  to  Kwg  Ahafuerus 
Job  1  5.24.3s  a  King  readie  to  the  battell 

18.14.1haH  bring  him  to  the  Kjng  of  terrours 
29. 2 5. and  dwelt  as  a  Kjng  in  the  army 
3  4. 1 8.  is  it  fit  to  fay  to  a  Kjng,  Thou  art  wick. 
4 1. 3  4. he  is  a  Kjng  over  all  the  children  of  pride 
Pfal.i.6.yct  have  I  fet  my  King  upon  my  holy 
5. 2.  my  Kjng,  and  my  God 
1 0.1  6.the  Lord  is  Kjng  for  ever  and  ever 
1 8.  jo. great  deliverance  giveth  he  to  his  Kjng 
20. 9. let  the  Kjng  hear  us  when  we  call 
21. 1. the  Kjng  (hall  joy  in  thy  ftrength 
7. for  the  Kjng  trufteth  in  the  Lord 
24-7-and  the  King  of  glory  (hall  come  in 

Verfe  9. 
8.  who  is  the  Kjng  of  glory  Verfe  10. 

io.the  Lord  of  hofts,he  is  the  Kjng  of  glory 
29.io.ye3jthe  Lord  fitteth  King  for  ever 

3  3 .  i6.there  is  no  K'ng  faved  by  the  multitude 
44.4.thou  art  my  Kjng,  O  God 

4  5.1  .things  which  I  have  made  touching  the  K- 

j.arrows  are  (harp  in  the  heart  of  the  Ifr.ene. 
6-Kjngs  daught.where  among  thy  hon.wom. 
1 1  ,fo  (hall  the  Kjng  greatly  defire  thy  beauty 
1 3. the  Kings  daughter  is  all  glorious  within 
1 4.fhe  fhall  be  brought  unto  the  Kjng  in 
1  5  .they  fhall  enter  into  the  Kings  palace 
47. 6. ring  praifes  unto  our  Kjng 

7. for  God  is  the  KjngoitW  the  earth 
6 1 .6.thoii  wilt  prolong  the  Kjngs  life 
63.1  ibut  the  Kjng  (hall  rejoyce  in  God 
68.14.even  the  goings  of  my  God, my  Kjng 
72.i.give  the  Kjng  thy  judgments,0  God 

&  thy  righteoufneffe  unto  the  Kjngs  fon 
74. 1  % .  for  God  is  my  Kjng  of  old 

84.3.0  Lord  of  hofts,my  Kjng,w\&  my  God 
89.1 8.  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael  is  our  Kjng 
98.6.  make  a  joyfull  noife  before  the  L.  the  K- 
99. 4-the  Kjngs  ftrength  lovetli  judgment 

10  j. 20. the  Kjng  fent,and  loofed  him 

1 3  5. 1 1.  and  Og  the  Kjng  of  Bartian 

P/d/.i36.io. 

149.2. let  thechild.of  Zi.be  joyfull  in  their  K- 

Pro.14.28.in  the  mult,  of  people  is  the  Kjngs  hon. 

3  5.  the  Kjngs  favour  is  toward  a  wife  ferv. 

16. 10. a  divine  fentence  is  in  the  lips  of  a  Kjng 
1 4.the  wrath  of  a  Kjng  is  as  meffengers  of 
1  j.  in  the  light  of  the  Kjngs  counten.  is  life 

19.1  z.the  Kjngs  wrath  is  as  the  toaring  of 

20.  the  fear  of  a  Kjng  is  as  the  roaring  of 
8.a  Kjng  that  fitteth  in  the  throne  of  judgm. 
26.3  wife  Kjng  (cattereth  the  wicked 
2 8. mercy  and  truth  preferve  the  Kjng 

21. 1.  the  Kjngs  heart  is  in  the  hand  of 

22.1 1. the  Kjng  (hall  be  his  friend 

24.2.1  .my  fon,fear  thouihe  Lord,  and  the  Kjng 

2  5 .  f.tnke  away  the  wicked  from  before  the  Kj. 

6.  put  not  forth  thy  felf  in  the  pref.  of  the  K- 
29.4.the  Kjng  by  judgment  ftablifheth 
s.    1 4. the  Kjng  that  faithfully  judgeth  the  peop. 
30.17.the  locufts  have  no  Kjng 

3 1 .  and  a  Kjng,  againft  whom  there  is 
3 1. 1.  the  words  of  Kjng  Lemuel 
Ecdef.i.x ,  the  fon  of  David,i(Jsg  of  Jerufalem 
1 2.1  the  preacher  was  King  over  Ifrael 
2. 1  z.man  that  cometh  after  the  Kjng 


4.13.  bet.  a  wife  children  an  old  &foolifh  Jy. 
$.9.the  Kjng  hinifelf  is  ferved  by  the  field 
8.2.  to  keep  the  Kjngs  commandernent 

4.  where  the  word  of  a  Kjng  is,  there  is 
10.16.wo  to  thee,0  land,when  thy  K  is  a  child 

1 7.  bleffed — when  thy  Kjng  is  the  fon  of  no. 

20.  curfe  not  the  Kjng 
Cant.  1.4.  the  Kjng  hath  brought  me  into  his  cham. 

1 1.  while  the  Kjng  fitteth  at  his  table 
3.9.  KjngSoiom.  made  a  charet  of  the  wood  of 

1 1  .and  behold  Kjng  Solom.with  the  crown 
7.5 .the  Kjng  is  held  in  the  galleries 
Ifa.6.1.  in  the  yeer  that  K'^zgUzziahdied 

5. for  mine  eyes  have  (een  the  Kjng 
7.6.and  fet  a  Kjng  in  the  midft  of  it 
8.2 1. and  curfe  their  Kjng,znA  their  God 
14.28.  in  the  yeer  that  King  Ahaz  died 
19  4.and  a  fierce  Kjng  (hall  rule  over 

2  3 . 1 J  .according  to  the  dayes  of  one  Kjng 

3  0.3  3.Tophet,yea,  for  the  Kjng  it  is  prepared 

3  2.1-behold,  a  Ki-  (hall  reign  in  righteoufneffe 
33.17.  thine  eyes  (hall  fee  the  Kjng'm  ly'Sbeau. 

2  2.the  Lord  is  our  Kjng 
36. 1  .in  the  fourteenth  yeer  of  Kjng  Hezekiah 

2.from  Lachi(h  to  Jerufal.unto  Kjng  Hezek. 

i4.thus  faith  the  Kjng,Lct  not  Hezekiah 

2 1. for  the  Kjngs  comm.  was,faying,  Anfwct 
37. 1. when  Kjng  Hezekiah  heard  it,he  rent 

5  .fo  the  fervants  of  King  Hezekiah  came 

9,heard  fay  concerning  Tirhakah  Kjng  of 

i3.whereisthe  J(/»gof Hamatb 

the  Kjng  of  Arphad,and  the  K'ng  of 
39.3.thencameIfaiahto  Kj»g Hezekiah 
41. 11.  faith  the  Kjng  of  Jacob 
43.15.  the  Creator  of  Ifraelj  your  King 
57.9.  thou  wenteft  to  the  King  with  ointment 
/«\3.6.in  the  dayes  of  Jofiah  the  Kjng,  the  L.faid 
4.9.that  the  heart  of  the  Kjng  (hall  peri(h 
8.19.1s  not  her  Kjng  in  her 
10.  io.the  Lord — is  an  everlafting  Kjng 
1 3 . 1 8.fay  to  the  Kjng, &  to  the  Queen,Humble 
2i.i.when  Kjng  Zedekiah fent  unto  him 

2  2.6.for  thus  faith  the  Lord  to  the  Kjngs  houfe 
23-5-and  a  Kjng  (hall  reign,  and  proiper 
2f.26.and  the  King  of  Shefhach  fhall  drink 
26. 1  o.  then  they  came  up  from  the  Kjngs  houfe 

2i.and  when  Jehoiakim  the  JfC«g,wirh  all 
the  King  fought  to  put  him  to  death 

23.Utijah,&  brought  him  to  Jehoiak.  the  K- 
27.3.  and  fend  them  to  the  Kjng  of  Edom 
29.2.  after  that  Jeconiah  the  Kjng,  and  the 

i6.thus  faith  the  Lord  of  the  Kjng  that  fitteth 
34.8.afterI\/3.Zedekiah  had  made  a  covenant 

3  6. 16.  we  will  furely  tell  the  i£.of  thefe  words 

20.and  they  went  in  to  the  K-  into  the  court 
told  the  words  in  the  ears  ot  the  Kjng 

2 1.  fo  the  King  fent  Jehudi  to  fetch  the 

Jehudi  read  it  in  the  ears  of  the  King 
&  princes  which  ftood  befide  the  Kjng 

2  2.no w  the  Kjng  fate  in  the  w  inter  houfe 
24.neither  the  Kjng,  nor  any  of  his  fervants 
2 5. had  made  interceflion  to  the  Kjng 

26.  but  the  Kwgcomman.  Jerahmeel  to  take 
27-after  that  the  Kjng  had  burnt  the  roll 
37.i.and  Kjng  Zedekiah  the  fon  of  Jofiah 

made  Kjng  in  the  land  of  Judah 

3  .and  Zedekiah  the  Kjng  fent  Jehucal 

17.  then  Zedek.  the  Kjng  fent  and  took  Jer. 
and  the  Kjng  asked  him  fecretly 

18.  Jeremiah  faid  unto  Kjng  Zedekiah 
20.hear,O  my  Lord  the  2<M2g,let  my  fupplic. 
2 1  .then  Zedek. the  Kjng  command.to  comic 

38.4-the  princes  faid  to  the  Kjng,  Let  this  man 
j.then  Zedeki.  the  Kjng  faid,  Hee  is  in  your 
for  the  Kjng  is  not  he  that  can  do  any 
7.of  the  eunuchs,which  was  in  the  20.  houfe 
the  Kjngthtn  fitting  in  the  gate 
8  .out  of  the  Kjngshoufe,3.x\&  fpake  to  the  K- 
9.my  lord  the  Kjng,  thefe  men  have 
io.thenthc  Kjng  commanded  Ebedmelech 
14.  Zedek.  the  Kjng  fent  and  took  Jeremiah 
and  the  Kjng  faid  unto  Jeremiah 
i6.fo  the  Kjng(vi3x&  to  Jeremiah 

19.  Zedekiah  the  Kjngizii  unto  Jeremiah 
2  J. declare  what  thou  haft  faid  unto  the  Kjng 

alfo  what  the  King  &ici  to  thee 
E  ee 


i'fi.fayj  pnfented  my  fuppli.before  the  I\jn? 

27. words  that  the  K'ng  had  commanded 
39.4.  by  the  way  of  the  Kjngs.  garden 
40.i4.thatBaal  is  the  K'ngot  the  Amrrionites 
4 1. 1. the  princes  of  the  King —  came  to  Gedal. 

9. pit — which  Afa  the  KjnghZ'i  made 

1  o.Khm.carried  away— even  the  10-  daugh. 
43.6.men,wom.&  child.and  the  Kings  dauph:. 
46. 1 8. as  I  live, faith  the  2£w!g,whofename 
48.1  j. faith  the  Kjng^v/hodi  name  is  the  Lord 

Chap.ji.57. 
49. 1. why  doth  their  Kjng  inherit  Gad 

38. and  will  deftroy  from  thence  the  Kjng 
51.59  .when  he  went  with  Zedekiah  the  Kjng 
5  2-5.ur.to  the  eleventh  yeer  of  Kjng  Zedekiah 
7*which  was  by  the  Kings  garden 
8.  Caldeans  putfued  after  the  Kjng 
9.then  they  took  the  Kjng 
.20. which  Kjng  Solomon  had  made 

2  5-feven  men  which  were  heer  the  lOperfon 
/..■:»2.2.6.defpifed  the  Kjng  and  the  prieft 

9. her  Kj»g  &  her  prin.  are  among  the  Gent. 
E^.7.27.the  Kjng  fhall  mourn 

17.1 2.Jerufa!em,md  hath  taken  the  K-  thereof 
1 3.  and  hath  taken  of  the  Kjngs  feed 
16.  where  the  K.-  dwelleth  that  made  him  K- 
i6.7.Ile  bring — XKjng  of  Kings  from  the  nor. 
28.i2.a  lamentation  upon  the  Kjng  of  Tyrus 
37.22.  one  Kjng  (lull  be  Kjng  unto  them  all 
24.  fhall  be  Kingovzr  them 
D^.1.3.  the  Kjng  (pake  to  Alhpenaz 

and  of  the  Kjngs  feed 

4.  to  ftand  in  the  Kjngs  palace 
5. and  the  Kjng  appointed  them 

a  daily  provifion  of  the  Kjngs  meat 
they  might  ftand  before  the  Kjng 
8. with  the  portion  of  the  Kjngs  meat: 
1  o.I  feare  my  lord  the  Kjng 

make  me  endanger  my  head  to  the  Kjng 
1 3.  that  eat  of  the  portion  of  the  Kjngs  meat 

I  5.  which  did  eat  of  the  portion  of  the  Kings 
1 8.that  the  Kjng  had  faid,  He  fhould  bring 

19.  and  the  Kjng  communed  with  them 

therefore  they  ftood  before  the  Kjng 

20.  that  the  Kjng  enquired  of  them 

2 1. Dan. continued  to  the  fitft  yeer  of  i^-Cy. 

2. 2. then  the  J^/Bgcomman.to  call  the  wifemen 

for  to  (hew  the  Kjng  his  dreams 

they  came  and  ftood  before  the  Kjng 

3  .and  the  Kjng  faid  unto  them 

4.then  fpake  the  Caldeans  to  the  Kjng 

5.  the  Kjng  anfwered,  and  faid  to  the  Calde 
7. let  the  King  tell  his  fervants  the  dream 
8. the  I\tng anfwered  and  faidJ  know 
io.the  Caldeans  anfwered  before  the  Kjng 

not  a  man  that  can  fhew  the  J(*.matter 
there  is  no  K>~ that  asked  fuch  things 

I I  .it  is  a  rare  thing  that  the  Kjng  recjuireth 
none  that  can  (hew  it  before  the  Kjng 

1 2. for  this  caufe  the  Kjng  was  angry 

14.  Aricch,the  captain  of  the  Kjngs  guard 

15.  faid  to  Arioch  the  Kjngs  captain 
why  is  the  decree  fo  hafty  from  the  Kjng 

16.  Daniel  went,  &  defired  of  the  Kjng  time 
&  he  would  fhew  the  Kjng  the  interprc. 

23. made  known  unto  us  the  Kjngs  matter 
24. Arioch jw horn  the  Kjng  had lotdained  _ 
bring  me  in  before  the  Kjng 

&  He  (hew  to  the  Kjng  the  interpreta. 
1  5. Arioch  brought  Daniel  before  the  Kjng 

that  will  make  known  unto  the  Kjng 
27>Dani.  anfwered  in  the  prefence  of  the  K- 

thefecrer  which  the  Kjng  hath  deman. 

cannot  the  wife  men—  Ihew  to  the  K> 
28. and  maketh  known  to  the  Kjng Nebuch. 
30.the  interpretation  to  the  Kjng 

3  6.tell  the  interpretation  before  the  Kjng 

4  5  .God  hath  made  know  n  to  the  Kjng 
46.tb.en  the  Kjng  Nebuchadnezzar  fell  upon 
47. the  Kjng  anf.unto  Dan.&  faid,Of  a  truth 
48  .then  the  Kjng  made  Daniel  a  great  man 
49.  then  Daniel  requefted  of  the  Kjng 

Daniel  fate  in  the  gate  of  the  Kjng 

3 .  r  .Nebuchadnezzar  the  Kjng  made  an  image 

z.Neb.the  iC  fent  to  gather  togeth.  the  prin. 

which  Neb.the  K.tad  fet  up   V.3>5'7- 

9.  tliev 


K  I  N 


KI  N 


KI  N 


KI  N 


K  I  N 


KI  N 


9.they  fpake  and  faid  to  the  JFOwgNebuchad. 

1  3  .they  brought  thefe  men  before  the  King 
i6.anfwered  &  faid  to  the  Kjng,  We  are  not 
22..  becaufe  the  Kjngs  command,  was  argent 
24.then  Nebuchadnez.the  Kjn.v/as  aftonied 

they  anfw.  and  faid  to  the  Kjng^mt 
27.8c  the  iC^g^  counfcllers  being  gathered 
30.  then  the  Kjng  promoted  Shadrach,Mefh. 
4. 1.  Nebuchadnezzar  the  Kjng,to  all  people 
18.I  Kjng  Nebuchadn.  have  feen  this  dream 
i9.thc  King  fpake,&  faid,  Let  not  the  dream 

2  j. and  whereas  the  Kjnghw  a  watcher 
24.  which  come  upon  my  lord  the  Kjng 
28.  all  this  came  upon  the  Kjng  Nebuchad. 
jo.the  Kjng  fpake  and  faid,Is  not  this 
3 1  .while  the  word  was  in  the  Kjngs  mouth 

3  7. and  honour  the  Kjng  of  heaven 
f.i.Belfhazzar  the  King  made  a  great  feaft 

2.that  the  Kjng  and  his  princes,his  wives 
3. the  Kjng  and  hjs  princes—  drank  in  them 
5-plafter  of  thevvall  of  the  Kjngs^zhcz 

the  JC.faw  the  part  of  the  han.that  wrote 
6.  then  the  Kings  countenance  was  changed 
7.the  Kjng  cryed  aloud  to  bring  in 

and  the  Kjng  fpake,Whofocver  fhall 
8. then  came  in  all  the  Kings  wifemen 

nor  make  known  to  the  K.the  interp. 
o.then  was  Kjng  Belfliazzar  greatly  troubled 
io.byreafon  of  the  words  of  the  Kjng 
1 2 .  Daniel,  whom  the  Kjng  named  Beltefh. 
1 3. Daniel  brought  in  before  the  Kjng 

the  King  fpake,and  faid  to  Daniel 

whom  the  King  my  father  brought 

i7.Daniel  faid  before  the  King,Let  thy  gifts 

He  read  the  writing  to  the  K>ng 

3  o.Belfhazzar  the  Kjng  of  the  Caldeans  (lain 

6.1.  and  the  Kjng  (hould  have  no  damage 

3. the  King  thought  to  fet  him  over  the  realm 

6.  affemblcd  together  to  the  Kjng 

Kjng  Darius,  live  for  ever 
g.KJng  Darius  figned  the  writing 
1  z.fpake  before  the  i<;.conc.the  Kings  decree 
the  Kjng  anfwered  &  faid,The  thing  is 
I4.the  King,  when  he  heard  thefe  words,  was 
1 5  .then  thefe  men  affembled  to  the  Kjng 

faid  to  the  Kjng, — which  the  It.eftabl. 
i6.then  the  JC-command.they  brought  Din. 
the  Kjng  fpake  and  faid  to  Dan.Thy 
i7.the  Kjng  fealed  it  with  his  own  fignet 
1 8.  then  the  Kjng  went  to  his  palace 
ia.tbe  King  arofe  early  in  the  morning 
20.the  Kjng  fpake,and  faid  to  Daniel 
2 1 .  Daniel  faid  to  the  Kjng,  Live  for  ever 
23.the  King  was  exceeding  glad 
24.  the  Kjngcomm.  &  they  brought  the  men 
2  f.then  King  Darius  wrote  to  all 
8 . 1  .reign  of  Kjng  Belfliazzar  a  vifion  appeared 
2 1  .the  rough  goat  is  the  Kjng  of  Grecia 

great  horn—  is  the  firft  Kjw 
23.3  Kjng  of  fierce  countenance 
27.and  did  the  JC«?gjbu(ineffe 
9.1  .which  was  made  Kjng  over  the  realm  of 
1 1.3.  and  a  mighty  Kiagihall  ftand  up 
5.the  Kjngof  the  fouth  fliall  be  ftrong 
6  .the  Kjngs  daughter  of  the  fouth 

fhall  come  to  the  King  of  the  north 
7.1'nto  the  fortreffe  of  the  Kin?  of  the  north 
S.moe  yeers  then  the  King  of  the  north 
9.  fo  the  King  of  the  fouth  fliall  come 
1 1.  IC-of  the  fouth  flialbe  moved  with  choler 
fight,even  with  the  King  of  the  north 
1 3,for  the  King  of  the  north  fliall  return 
i4.fliall  many  ftand  up  ag.  the  2£.of  the  fou. 

1  ? .  fo  the  Kjng  of  the  north  fliall  come 

2  j.ftir  up  his — courage  againft  the  Kjng  of 

and  the  King  ofthe  fouth  flialbe  ftirred 

3  6.the  Kjng  fliall  do  according  to  his  will 
40.fliall  the  Kjng  ofthe  fouth  pufh  at  him 

the  IC-of  the  north  flial  come  like  a  whirl . 
flflf.3.4.  childr.of  Ifra.many  dayes  without  a  l%ng 
f  .and  David  their  Kjng,zad  fliall  fear 
J.  1 3 .and  fent  to  King  Jareb 
7- 3*  make  the  Kjngghd  with  their  wickedneffe 

5.  in  the  day  of  our  Kjng  the  princes  have 
8.io.burden  ofthe  Kjng  of  princes 
10. 3  .we  have  no  Kj.  — what  (hould  a  Kj-do  to 


J 


6.  to  Kjng  Jareb  for  a  prefent 

7.  her  Kjng  is  cut  off 
1  i.y.but  the  A  Syrian  fliall  be  his  Kjng 
1 3 .,io.  ,1  will  be  thy  King 

give  me  a  Kjng  and  princes 
1  i.I  gave  thee  a  King  in  mine  anger 
Amos  r.  15.  and  their  Kjng  fhall  go  into  captivity 
2.1. burnt  the  bones  ofthe  K.of  Edom  into  lime 
7.1 3. it  is  the  Kjngs chappell,  & — the  ifr-court 
fomb  3.6.wordcame  unto  the  Kjngof  Nineveh 
7>by  the  decree  ofthe  Kjng  and  his  nobles 
Micab  2.13.  and  their  Kjng  fhall  paffe  before  them 

4.9.  is  there  no  Kjng  in  thee 
Zepb.  t  .8. lie  pun.the  princes,&  the  Kings  children 
Hag.i.i.in  the  fecond  yeer  of  Darius  the  Kjng 

Verfe  15. 
Zech.7.1.  in  the  fourth  yeetofKjng  Darius 
9-5.the  Kjng  fliall  perifti  from  Gaza 

9. thy  Kjng  cometh  unto  thee 
1 1.6.  and  into  the  hand  of  his  Kjng 
14.9.  the  Lord  fliall  be  Kjng  over  all 
io.untothe  Kjngs  wine-preffes 
16.  to  worfhip  the  Kjng  Verfe  1 7. 

Mat.i.  1. in  the  dayes  of  Herod  the  Kjng 

3.  when  Herod  the  J^.had  heard  thefe  things 
j.when  they  had  heard  the  Kjng 
I4.9.and  the  Kjng  was  forry 
18.23  -likened  to  a  certain  Kjng,whkh  took 
2 1. 5. behold,  thy  Kjng  cometh  unto  thee 
Z2.2.1ikcned  to  a  certain  iO»g»which  made 
7.but  when  the  Kjng  heard  thereof 

1  i.when  the  Kjng  came  in  to  fee  the  guefts 

1 3 .  then  faid  the  Kjng  to  the  fervants 
2j.34*then  fhall  the  King  fay  to  them  on  his 

40.and  the  Kjng  fliall  anfwer,  Inafmuch 
Mar.6.14.  and  Kjng  Herod  heard  of  him 

2  2.the  King  faid  unto  the  damofell.  Ask 
2  y.fhe  came  with  hafte  to  the  King 
26\and  the  Kjng  was  exceeding  forry 
27.  immediatly  the  Kjng  fent  an  executioner 

Lu\e  1 .  f  .in  the  dayes  of  Herod  the  Kjng  of  Judea 
14.31.  Kjng  going  to  war  againft  another  Kjng 
19. 3  8.bleffed  be  the  Kjng  that  cometh  in 
23.2.faying,He  himfelf  is  Chrift,a  Kjng 

Jobn  6.  i  y.to  make  him  a  Kjng 

1 2. 1  y.bchold,Thy  Kjng  cometh  fitting 
18. 3  7.  art  thou  a  Kjng  then 

thou  fayeft  that  lama  Kjng 
I9.i2.whofoever  maketh  himfelf  a  Kjng 

14.  behold  your  Kjng 
1  f  .fhall  I  crucific  your  Kjng 

we  have  no  Kjng  but  Cefar 
Acts  7.1 8. till  another  Kjng  arofe,  which  knew 
1 2. 1  .Herod  the  Kjng  ftretched  forth  his  hand 
20.  Blaftus  the  Kjngs  chamberl.  their  friend 
nourifhed  by  the  Kjngs  countrey 
1 3. ii. and  afterward  they  defired  a  Kjng 
i7.7.faying,Thcre  is  another  King,one  Jefus 
25.13. and  after  certain  dayes  Ki»g  Agrippa 
i4.Feftus  declared  Pauls  caufe  unto  the  Kj. 
24-and  Feftus  faid,  King  Agrippi 
26.2.I  think  my  felfe  happy,iO?zg  Agrippa 
7.  for  which  hopes  (ake}Kjng  Agrippa 
26.  the  l£»g  knoweth  of  thefe  things 
*7 'King  Agrippa,beleeveft  thou  the  prophets 
30.when  he  had  thus  fpoken5the  Kjng  rofe 
2  Cor.  1 1 . 3  2.the  governour  under  Aretas  the  Kjng 
1  Tim.i.iy.  now  unto  the  Kjng  eternall,immort. 

6.1  <$xhzKing  of  kings,  and  Lord  oflords 
Heb.j.  1  .for  this  Melchifedech  King  of  Salem 
2.by  interpretation,  Kjng  of  righteoufneflc 
Kjng  of  Salem,which  is  King  of  peace 
11.23.  not  afraid  ofthe  Kings  commandement 
27.  not  fearing  the  wrath  ofthe  King 
1  Pet.z.  1 3-whether  it  be  to  the  Kjng&s  fupreme 

17.  honour  the  Kjng . 
Rm9.11.  and  they  had  a  Kjng  over  them 
1.53.  thou  Kjng  of  faints 
1 7. 1 4.he  is  Lord  of  lords,and  Kjng  of  kings 
Chap.  1 9. 1 6> 
Mtl^ofthe  Arnorites. 
Num.  2 1 .2  il  meffeng.to  Sihon  Kjng  of  'be  Amor. 

Judg.n.i9, 
26.Hefhb.was  the  cijy  of  Sih.JC-of  the  Amo. 
2j.into  captivity  unto  Sihon  i^.of  the  Amor.  J 
34.  as  thou  didfi  to  Sihon  Kj-  of  the  Amor. 


3  2.3  3. kingdom  of  Sihon  Kjng  ofthe  Arnorites 

De«.u.4.afterbe  had  flain  Sihon  Kjng  ofthe  Am. 

3.2.  as  thou  didft  to  Sihon  Kjng  of  th-;  Amori. 

8. out  of  the  hand  ofthe  two  iC^.of  the  Amo. 

4.46.  in  the-  land  of  Sih.  Kjng  of  the  Arnorites 

fojb.  1 2.2.  Sihon  King  of  the  Amor.who  dwelt  in 

13.10.8caH  the  cities  of  Sihon  K-  ofthe  Amo. 

21.8c  all  the  kingd.of  Sih.  King  ofthe  Amo. 

1  Kjng.4. 1.9-in  the  countrey  of  Sih.JJGof  the  Amo. 
Pfal.  13  f.i  1  .Sihon  King  of  the  Amorites,and  Og 

1 3  6. 1 9>Sihon  Kjng  of  the  Amori. for  his  mercy 
IHatlgofAUyria. 

2  Kin.  1  y .  19.PUI  Kjng  of  Affyria  came  ag.the  land 

20.to  give  to  the  Kjng  of  Affyria 

fo  the  Kjngof  Affyria  turned  back 

29.Tiglath-Pilezer  King  of  Affyria  took 

1 6.y. meffeng.to  Tiglath-Pilczer  Kiagof  Affy. 

8.fent  it  for  a  prefent  to  the  Kjng  of  Affyria 

9-Kjng  of  Affyria  hearkened  unto  him 

the  i^.of  Affyria  went  up  againft  Damaf. 

10.  to  meet  Tiglath-Pilezer  Kjngof  Affyr. 
1 8.for  the  houfe  of  the  L.for  the  i^i.of  Affy. 

i7.3.carjre~Dp  Shaloianefer  Kjng  of  Affyria 

4-King  of  Affyria  found  confpiracy  in  Hofli. 
and  brought  no  prefent  to  the  i£.of  Aff. 
therefore  the  Kjng  of  A  flyr.fliut  him  up 

5. then  the  Kjng  of  Affyria  came  up 

6.ninth  yeerot  Hofh.^.of  Affyr.took Sama. 

24.IC.is.  of  Affyria  brought  men  from  Babyl. 

26,  wherefore  they  fpake  to  the  King  of  Affy. 

27. then  the  K.  of  Affy.  comm.faying,Carry 
18.7.8c  he  rebelled  againft  the  King  of  Affyria 

9.Shalrn.I</zzg  of  Affyr.came  up  againft  Sam. 

1 1 .  Kjng  of  Affyria  did  carry  away  Ifrael 

1 3 .  Senachenb  Kjng  of  Affyr.came  up  ag.  all 
1 4.Hezek.fent  to  the  Kjng  of  Affyr.to  Lach. 
6c  the  Kingoi  AffyrTappointed  toHez. 
i6.andgaveit  to  the  Kjng  of  Affyria 
i7.and  the  Kjng  of  Affyria  fent  Tartan 
i9.thus  faith  the  great  K.the  Kjng  of  Affyria 

2  3. give  pledges  to  my  lord,  the  Kjng  of  Affy. 
28.heat  the  word  of  the  Kjng  of  Affyria 

Ifa.i6.ii- 
3o.notbe  deliv.into  the  ha.of  the  ^.of  Affy. 

3  l.for  thus  faith  the  Kjng  of  Affyria 
33.out  of  the  hand  of  ihe.Kjng  of  Affyria 

i9.4.whom  the  Kjngof  Affyria  hath  fent 
6.  the  ferv.of  the  Kjng  of  A  ffyr.  have  blafphe. 
8.found  the  i£-of  Affvr.warring  againft  Lib. 
10.  not  be  del. into  the  ha.of  the  King  of  Aff. 
20.prayed  againft  Senacherib  Kjng  of  Affyria 
3  z.thus  faith  the  L.concerning  the  K  of  Aff. 
36/0  Senacherib  King  of  Affyria  departed 

20.6.this  cit.out  ofthe  hands  ofthe  J^.  of  Aff. 

23.10.Phar.Necho.went  upag.the  Kjng  of  Aft] 

1  Cbfo.%.6.  whom  Tiglath-Pilezer  Kjng  of  Affyr. 

26.  ftirred  up  the  fpiritofPuli^wg  of  Affyr. 
and  the  fpirit  of  Tigl.Pil.i^.of  Affyr. 

2  c%.28.20.Tiglath-Pil.Jt«.  of  Affyria  came  to 

2 1  .and  gave  it  to  the  Kjng  of  Affyria 
3  2. 1. Senacherib  King  of  Affyr.entred  into  Jud. 
4.why  fhould  the  K^°f  Affyria  come  8i  find 
7.be  not  affraid  for  the  King  of  Affyria 
9-Kjng  of  Affyria  fent  his  fervants  to  Jerufal. 
io.thus  faith  Senacherib  Kjngof  Affyria 
1 1  .fhall  del.us  out  of  the  ha.of  the  ^-of  Aff. 
2 1. cut  off  the  cap.  in  the  camp  of  the  iC-of  A. 
2  2.from  the  hand  of  Senaeh.  Kjng  of  Affyria 
33-ii.onthem  thecap.of  the  hoft  ofthe  JC.of  A. 
£■^•.6.22.  turned  the  hea.of  the  i^of  Aff.  to  them 
J/S.7.i7.fhall  bring  upon  thee  the  Kjng  of  Affyr. 
2o.namely,by  the  Kjng  of  Affyria 
8.4.  flialbe  taken  away  before  trie  King  of  Affy. 
7.even  the  Kjng  of  Affyria,  and  all  his  glory 
10. 1 2.punifh  the  ftout  heart  ofthe  Kjng  of  Aff. 
20.  i.when  Sargon  Kjng  of  Affyria  fent  him 
4.fo  fhall  the  K-  of  Affyr.lead  away  the  Egy. 
6\to  be  delivered  from  the  King  of  Affyria 
36.i.i^.of  Affy.came  up  ag.all  the  defen.cities 
2.the  King  of  Affyria  fent  Rabfhekah 
4-faith  the  King  of  Affyr.  What  confidence 
8.give  pledges  to  my  mafter,the  Kjngof  Aff. 
1 5  .noc  be  deliv.into  the  hand  of  the  ICof  A. 
1 6.faith  the  Kjng  of  Affyr.  Make  an  agreem.  I 
18. his  land  out  ofthe  hand  ofthe  lC.of  Aff.  J 
37.4.whom  the  Kjng  of  Affyria  hath  fent  J 


6.  fervants 


K  I  N 


K  I  N 


KIN        KIN 


KIN      KIN 


6 .  ferv.of  the  King  of  Aflyria  have  blafphem. 
8.found  the  JCof  Aflyria  warring  aga.Libn. 
10.  not  be  given  into  the  ha.of  the  i£.of  AA. 
z  i.againft  Senacherib  Kng  of  Aflyria 
3  j.faith  the  L. concerning  the  K  of  Aflyria 
3  7.fo  Senacherib  King  of  Aflyria  departed 
38.6.1k  deli. thee  oucof  the  ha.of  the  K-of  Afl". 
/cr.50.i7.firft  the  King  of  Aflyr.hath  devour.him 

i8.as  I  have  puniihed  the  King  of  Aflyria 
Nah.$.  1 8. thy  (hepherds  (lumber,  O  King  of  Affyr. 
J&ingofBabylonySee  Ugabplon. 
Sting  joined  with  David,Sce  3DafcfiJ. 
WAtl%of  Egypt. 
Gat.40.  1. butler  of  the  King  of  Egypt,&  his  baker 
had  offended  their  lord  the  King  of  Eg. 
$  .butler  and  the  baker  of  the  King  ot  Egypt 
Exod.i.  15. K-o( Egypt  fpake  to  the  Hebr.midwi. 
I7.did  not  as  the  King  of  Egypt  commanded 
l    lS.Kjng  of  Egypt  called  for  the  midvvives 
z.i3.inprocefle  of  time  the  Kingoi  Egypt  died 
3.18.  thou  and  the  elders  to  the  King  of  Egypt 

19.  King  of  Egypt  will  not  let  you  go 
5.4-and  the  King  of  Egypt  faid  unto  them 
6.1  i.go,fpeak  to  Pharaoh  Kjng  of  Egypt 
13.  gave  them  a  charge  to  the  JC^gof  Egypt 
i7.are  they  which  fpake  to  the  King  of  Egypt 
29-fpeak  to  the  Kjng  of  Egypt  all  that  I  lay 
14.5.  told  the  King  of  Egypt,the  people  fled 
8.hardened  the  heart  of  Pharaoh  Kjng  of  Eg. 
De«r.7.8.from  the  hand  of  Pharaoh  Kjng  of  Egypt 
1 1. 3. his  acts  unto  Pharaoh  Kjng  of  Egypt 

1  Kjng.  3 . 1  .affinity  with  Pharaoh  King  of  Egypt 

9.i6.for  Pharaoh  Kjng  of  Egypt  had  gone  up 
11.18.came  to  Egypt,  to  Pharaoh  I£i»gofEgy. 
i4.i?.Shiihak  King  of  Egypt  came  up  ag.Jcru. 

2  K.ttg.17.4.  had  fent  meflengers  to  So  K-°f  Egy. 

7.from  under  the  hand  of  Phar.lO».gofEgy. 
18.21.fois  Vbir.Kmg  of  Egypt  unto  all  that 

2  3. 29. Pharaoh  Kjng  of  Egypt  went  againft 
24-7'Kjng  of  Egypt  came  not  again  any  more 

all  that  pertained  to  the  Kjng  of  Egypt 
2  Chro.  12.2.  Shifhak  Kjng  of  Egypt  againft  Jeruf. 

Verfe  9. 

3  ?.20.Necho  Kjng  of  Egypt  came  up  to  fight 
36.3.  King  of  Egypt  put  him  downe  at  Jerufal. 

4.  Kjng  of  Egypt  made  Eliakim  King 

ifa.  36.6.(0  is  the  Kjng  of  Egypt  to  all  that  truft  in 

7iw,2$.i9.Pharaoh  King  of  Egypt  ,and  all  his  ferv. 

44.30.  Kjng  of  Egypt  into  the  hand  of  his  ene. 

46. 2.againti  the  army  of  Phar.Nec.ICof  Egypt 

i7.Phjraoh  King  of  Egypt  is  but  a  noife 

£3^.29. 2.fet  thy  face  againft  Phara.J(i»g  of  Egy. 

3.I  am  againft  thee,  Pharaoh  King  of  Egypt 

30. 2 1. 1  have  broken  the  arm  of  Phar.K.ofEg. 

2  2.1  am  againft  Pharaoh  lying  of  Egypt 
3  i.2.fpeak  unto  Pharaoh  Kmg  of  Egypt 
?2.».rake  up  a  lament,  for  Phar.iv7»g  of  Egypt 
A6ls  7.io.wifdome  in  the  fight  of  Phar.K..of  Egy. 

Graf  fting,  SeedSieat. 

SUng0fc<w/e,See  $oufe. 

Sting  of  the  /ezw>j,See  3!cX0C|Bf« 

Mniofiftael. 

1  &«».24.i4.after  whom  is  the  iC-of  Ifr-come  out 

z6.zo.K-ng  of  Ifrael  is  come  out  to  feek  a  flea 
29. 3. David  fervant  of  Saul  Kjng  of  Ifrael 

2  S<z»*.6. 20.  how  glorious  was  the  K  of  Ifr.to  day 
1  Kjng- 1 1-9-m  £be  twen.yeer  of  ]ewb.Kng  of  Ifr. 

i6.war  between  Afa  &  Baafha  KmgofHta. 
Verfe  32. 
i7.Baafha  Kjng  of  Ifrael  went  up  aga.  Judah 
i9.break  thy  league  with  Baafha  Kng  of  Ifr. 
20. 2. fent  meflengers  to  Ahab  Kng  oflfrael 
4-Kng  of  Ifrael  anfwered,  My  lord,  O  King 
T-Kxig  oflfrael  called  all  the  elders 

1  \.Kjng  oflfrael  anfwered,Tell him,let  not 
I3.cameaprophetto  Ahib  Kng  oflfrael 
21. Kng  oflfrael  went  out,&fmote  the  hor. 

2  2. to  the  l\jng  of  Ifr.&  faid,  Streng.  thy  felf 
28.came  a  man  of  G.&  fpake  to  the  K  °f  If. 
3 1. and  go  out  to  the  Kng  oflfrael 

3  2.and  came  to  the  Kng  of  Ifrael,and  faid 
40.&  the  Kngo£ Ifr.  faid  unto  him,  So  (hall 
4 1.  and  the  J(/»g  oflfrael  difcernedhim 
41-Kng  oflfrael  went  to  his  houfe  heavie 

2 1. 1 8. go  down  to  meet  Ahab  Kjng  of  Ifrael 


21.2.  Jehofha.came  down  to  the  Kng  oflfrael 
$.Kng  oflfrael  faid  unto  his  fervants 
4-faid  to  the  Kng  of  Ifrael,I  am  as  rhou  art 
y.to  the  Kng  oflfrael,  Incjuire,I  pray  thee 
6.then  the  Kng  oflfrael  gathered  theproph. 
8.  Kng  oflfrael  faid  unto  Jehofhaphat 
g.Kjng  °f  Ifrael  called  an  officer 
10.  Kng  of  Ifrael  and  Jehofhaphat  fate  each 
i9.Kng  oflfrael  faid  unto  Jehofh.Did  I  not 
26.  Kng  of  Ifrael  faid,Take  Micaiah 
29.  fo  the  Kng  oflfrael  went  up  to  Ra.  Gil. 
3  o.  K't'l,  °f  Ifrael  faid,Ik  difguife  my  felfe 

and  the  Kng  of  Ifrael  difguifed  himfelf 
3 1  .fave  only  with  the  Kng  oflfrael 
3  2.they  faid,Surely,it  is  the  Kmg  of  Ifrael 
3  3.  perceived  that  it  was  not  the  Kjng  of  Ifr. 
34. (mote  the  K°i  Ifr.  between  the  joints  of 
41. in  the  fourth  yeerof  Ahab  Kng  oflfrael 
44.Jehofhaph.made  peace  with  the  K  of  Ifr. 
JCmg.3.4.rendred  to  thei^.oflf.  iooooo.lambs 
5  .King  of  Moab  rebelled  againft  the  K-oi  If. 
9.fo  the  Kng  of  Ifrael  went,&  the  K.of  Jud. 
10.&  the  i^of  If.faid,  Alas,  that  the  L.hath 
1 1  .one  of  the  Koi  Ifr.  fervants  faid,  Here  is 
j  z.Kjng  oflfrael  went  down  to  him 
1 3  .and  Elifha  faid  to  the  Kng  of  Ifrael 

and  the  K  of  Ifr.faid,Nay,for  the  L. 

^.j.Ile  fend  a  letter  to  the  Kng  oflfrael     ■ 

6.  he  brought  the  letter  to  the  Kjng  of  Ifrael 

7.  when  the  Kng  oflfrael  had  read  the  letter 
8. heard  that  the  J^-of  If.had  rent  his  clothes 

6.9.  man  of  God  fent  to  the  Kng  of  Ifrael 
io.and  the  Kjng  of  Ifrael  fent  to  the  place 
1 1.  which  of  us  is  for  the  Kng  of  Ifrael 
1 2.Elifha  the  prophet  telkth  the  K  oflfrael 
2 1  .Knv  of  Ifrael  faid  unto  Elifha,  My  father 
26.and  as  the  Kng  of  Ifrael  was  pafling  by 
7.6.1o,the  Kng  oflfrael  hath  hired  againft  us 
8.i6.in  the  fifth  yeer  of  Joram — Kng  of  Ifrael 
25.n1  the  twelfth  yeer  of  Joram — K  of  lira. 
26.daughter  of  Omri  Kng  oflfrael 
9.2 1. Joram  K..of  Ifrael,and  Ahaziah  went  out 
i3.i4.Joafh  K'-of  Ifrael  went  down  unto  him 
16.  &  he  faid  to  the  i^-of  Ifr.  Put  thine  hand 
1.8  .unto  the  K-oi  Ifr.Smite  upon  the  ground 
14. 1. in  the  fec.yeer  of  Joafh  Koi  If.  rei.Ama. 
8.fent  meflengers  to  Jehoafh  K~ng  oflfrael 
9.and  Jehoafh  Kng  oflfrael  fent  to  Amazi. 
1 1. therefore  Jehoalh  Kngo£\(\zt\  went  up 
i3.and  Jehoafh  Kng  of  Ifrael  took  Amaziah 
1 7  .lived  after  Jehoalh  K-  °f  Ifrael  1 5 .  yeers 
2 3. Jeroboam  Kjng  oflfrael  began  to  reign 
1  j.  1  .in  the  27.  yeer  of  Jeroboam  Knl  oflfrael 
29.  in  the  dayes  of  Pekah  Kng  of  Ifra.  came 
3  2 .  fecond  yeer  of  Pekah  Kng  of  Ifra.  began 
i6.?.and  Pekah  Kng  of  Ifrael  came  up  to  Jeru. 
y.fave  me  out  of  the  hand  of  the  Kng  of  Ifr. 
1 8.1. in  the  third  yeerof  Hofhea  Kmg  of  Ifr. 
9.in  the  feventh  yeer  of  Ho.K-oflf.Shallum 
io-that  is,  the  ninth  yeer  of  Hofhea  K  of  Ifr. 
2  i.3.made  a  grove,  as  did  Ahab  l\jng  oflfrael 
23.1 3.  Sol.iO.of  Ifrael  had  builded  for  Afhter. 
24. 1 3. which  Solomon  Kng  oflfrael  had  made 

1  Cbro.%.  17.  &  in  the  dayes  of  Jeroboam  r^..  of  Ifr. 

28.4.10  be  Kng  over  Ifrael  for  ever 

liked  me,to  make  me  Kng  over  all  Ifr. 

2  Chr.  8.  r  1. not  dwell  in  the  houfe  of  Da. K.of  Ifr. 

16. 1. Baafha  Kng  oflfrael  came  up  againft  Ju. 
3.break  thy  league  with  Baafha  Kng  of  Ifra. 

i8.3.Ahab  Kng  of  Ifrael  faid  unco  Jehofhaph. 
4.to the iO»gofIfrael,Inquire,I  pray  thee 
5.  Kng  of  Ifr.  gathered  together  the  prophets 
9-Kng  oflfrael  called  for  one  of  his  officers 
g.Kng  oflfrael  faid  uato  Zadok 
17-Kngoi  Ifrael  faid  unto  Jehofhaphat 
i9.who  (hall  entice  Ahab  Kjng  of  Ifrael 
28.fo  the  K-of  Ifrael,  &  the  Ki-of  Jud.  went 
zg.Kjng  oflfrael  faid,lle  difguife  my  felf 

fo  the  Kng  oflfrael  difguifed  himfelf 
3o.fave  only  with  the  Kng  oflfrael 
3  i.thcy  faid,  It  is  the  Kng  oflfrael 
32.percei.that  it  was  not  the  Kng  of  Ifr-they 
3  3 .  fmote  the  Kng  of  Ifr.  between  the  joints 
34.  Kng  oflfrael  flayed  himfelf  up  in  his 

20.3  j.joyned  himfelf  with  Ahaz.K/»g  oflfrael 

21.2.  were  the  fons  of  Jehofhaphat  K  oflfrael 
E  ee  2 


i2.5.wentwith  Jehor.ehe  fon  of  Ahab  K^.of  If. 

2  j. 17.  fent  to  Joafh  Kjng  of  Ifrael.,  faying 
18.  Joafh  Kng  oflfrael  fent  to  Amaziah 
2 1  .fo  the  l{ing  of  Ifrael  went  up 
23rJoafh  Kng  oflfrael  took  Amaziah 
2j-after  the  death  of  Joafh  JC-of  If.  1 5.  yeers 

28.5.deliver.intothehandof  the  King  of  Ifrael 
1 9.1ow,becaufe  of  Ahaziah  Kng  oflfrael 

3  5.3.  fon  of  David  Kngoi  Ifnel  did  build 
'  4.accord.  to  the  writing  of  David  Kng  of  Ifr. 

E^ra  3.io.after  the  ordinance  of  Da.Kngof  Ifra. 

5.1 1. which  a  great  Kng  oflfrael  builded,  and 
Neb.13.z6.  did  not  Solomon  K.ofllr.fin  by  thefe 
Pro.  1 . 1  .proverbs  of  Solomon  Kng  of  I  frael 
(f<*.7.i.fonofRemaliah,K«g  of  Ifrael,  went  up 

44,6.the  Kng  of  Ifrael, and  his  Redeemer 
Jer.4  1 .9,m3de  for  fear  of  Baafha  Kng  of  Ifrael 
Hof.  1.1.81  in  the  dayes  of  Jeroboam  Kng  oflfrael 

10. 1  j.in  arnorn.fkal  the  i^.of  If.  be  utt.cut  off 
Amos  1. 1. in  thedayesof  Jeroboam— Kng  of  Ifra. 

7.io.fent  to  Jeroboam  Kng  of  Ifracl,faying 
Zepb.  3.15.  the  Kjng  of  Ifra.  is  in  the  midft  of  thee 
AfiJf.27.42.if  he  be  the  Kjng  of  Ifrael,kt  him 
Mar.  i  j. 3  2.  let  Chrift  Kng  of  Ifrael  defcend  now 
Job.  i.49.thou  art  the  Kjng  oflfrael 

1 2. 1 3.Hofanna,bkffed  is  the  K«g  oflfrael 
Sting  of  Judah. 

1  Kng-i  2.23-fpeak  to  Rehoboam  K"g  of  Judah 
27. even  unto  Rehoboam  Kng  of  Judah 

&  go  again  to  Rehoboam  J£.of  Judah 
15.17. orcomein  to  Afa  Kng  of  Judah 
2  j.in  the  fecond  yeer  of  Afa  Kng  of  Judah 
28. in  the  third  yeer  of  Afa  K'ng  of  Judah 

Verfe  33. 
i6.8.inthe26yeerof  Afa  Kng  of  Judah,  beg. 
lo.fm-himin  the  27.yeerof  Afa  K.of  Judah 
1 5. in  the  27. yeer  of  Afa  2£.of  Ju.did  Zimri 
23.  in  the  3  i.yeer  of  Afa  Kng  of  Jud.began 
29>in  the  38.yeer  of  Afa  King  of  Jud.began 
22.2.Jehofhaphat  Kng  of  Judah  came  down 
io.and  Jehofhaphat  Kng  of  Judah  fate  each 
2?.and  Jehofhaphat  Kng  of  Judah  went  up   I 

2  Kmg- 1 . 1 7.  in  the  fecond  yeer  of  Jehor.  iC-of  Ju. 
3 . 1  .the  eighteenth  yeer  of  Jehofh.  Kng  of  Jud. 

7.  fent  to  Jehofhaphat  Kng  of  Judah 
9. and  the  Kng  of  Judah,and  the  K.of  Edom 
I4.thatl  regard  Jehofhaphat  Kng  of  Judah 
8. 16. Jehofhaphat  being  then  Kjng  of  Judah 
25.  did  Ahaziah  Kng  of  Jud.  begin  to  reign 
29.  Ahaziah  Kng  of  Judah  went  down  to  fee 

9.i6.Ahaziah  Kng  of  Judah  was  come  down 
2  i.and  Ahaziah  Kmg  of  Judah  went  out 
27.  but  when  Ahaziah  Kngoi  Jud.  faw  this 

1  o.  1 1  .met  with  the  breth.of  Ahaz.i^i;^  of  Jud. 

i2.i8.Jehoafhi£i»gof  Ju.took  all  the  hallow. 

1 3. 1. in  the  2  3. yeer  of  Joafh  Kng  of  Judah 
jo.inthe  37.yeerof  JoafhiO  of  Judah  began 
1 2.wherewith  he  fought  agai.Ama.lOof  Ju. 

1 4. 1. reigned  Amaziah  Kng  of  Judah 

9.  Jehoafh  fent  to°  Amaziah  Kng  of  Judah 
1  i.he  &  Ama.  Kng  of  Ju.looked  one  anoth. 
1 3  .&  Jehoafh  took  Amaziah  Kmg  of  Judah 
15.  how  he  fought  with  Amaziah  I<,.of  Jud. 
1 7.  Amaziah  Kng  of  Judah  lived  after  the 
23.in  the  1  f  .yeer  of  Amaziah  Kng  of  Judah 

1  f.i.began  Azariah  Kng  of  Judah  to  reign 
8.in  the  3  8. yeer  of  Azariah  i^.of  Jud  Zech. 
i3.Shallum,in  the  39-ycer  of  UzziJ(.°f  Ju. 
17.irjt.he  39-yeerof  Azar.  Kngoi Ju.began 
23-in  the  fiftieth  yeer  of  Azar.  K  of  Ju.  Pek. 
27.n1  the  5  2.yeer  of  Azar.K«g  of  Ju.Pekah 
3  2.lecond  yeer  of  Pek.began  Joth.J(\of  Jud. 

i6.i.inthe  i7.yeer  of  Pek.Ahaz.K-of  Ju.beg. 
i7.i.in  the  1 2.yeer  of  Ahaz.iC  of  Ju.beg.Hof. 
18.  i.that  Htz.Kng  of  Judab  began  to  reign 

14.Hez.itmj  of  Ju.  fent  to  the  K.  of  Aflyria 
appoin.Hezek.iC^2  or"  Ju.300.  talents  of 

i6.from  the  pillars  which  Hez.  K.of  Ju.had 
19.10.thus  fhallye  fpeak  to  Hezek.I\«e;  of  Ju. 

2 1. 1 1.  ManaflXwS  of  Judah  hath  done  thefe 

2  2.6.the  book  which  the  Kngoi Jud.hath  read 
18. but  to  the  Kngoi Judah  which  fent  you 

24.12.  Jehoiachin  Kng  of  Judahwentoutto 
25.27.in  the  37.yeerof  the  cap. of  Jeh.JCof  lu. 

did  lift  up  the  head  of  Jehoi.  K-°^  Ju- 
1  C^.4.4i.cameinthedayesofHezek.fC.of  Jl,d- 

5. 1 7  -by 


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5.1 7.by  geneal.  in  the  dayes  of  Joth.I£.of  Jud. 
2  Chro.  1  1.3. [peak  unto  Rehoboam  Kjngof  Judah 
16.  i.none  come  in  to  Afa  King  of Judah 

7-Hanani  the  Seer  came  to  Afa  King  of  Jud. 

i8.?.Ahab— faid  to  Jehofliaphat  Krngoi  Judah 

p.Ki.of  Ifrael,  &  Jehofh,  Kȣof ]udah  fate 

28.&  Jehof.  King  of  Judah  went  up  to  Ram. 

19  1. &  Jehof.  J^ffgofjudah  returned  in  peace 

20.3  j.  after  this  did  Jehofti.  King  of  Jud.  join 

ii.ii.norin  the  waye's  of  Afa  Kingol  Judah 

1 2. 1.  Ahazi.  fon  of  Jehor.  K  of  Judah  reigned 

6.  and  Azariah  Kjng  of  Judah  went  down 

•    25.17.then  Amaziah  King  of  Judah  took  advice 

i8.to  Amaz.fC^of  Jud.faying, The  thiftle 

n.faw  one  anoth.both  he,&  Amaz-K-of  Ju. 

2j.joa(h  Kingoflfr.took  Amaz.K^&of  Ju. 

25.AmaziJ0«£of  Jud.  lived  after  the  death 

30.24.Htz.Kmg  of  Judah  did  give  to  the  cong. 

$2.8.refted  upon  the  words  of  Hez.  Kjngoiju. 

9.  fent  his  fervants  to  Hezekiah  Kjng  of  Ju. 

2  j. many  brought  gifts  to  Hez.  King  of  Jud. 

j4.24.whkh  they  have  read  bef.the  itwgofjud. 

26. &  as  for  the  Kjng  of  Judah,  who  fent  you 

5!y.2i.wh3thaveItodowththeejthouiC<of  Ju. 

£/?.2.6.had  carried  away  withjec.  Kjng  of  Judah 

Pra.2j.i.menofHezck.f<;»gof  Judah  copied  out 

Ifa.7.1  .in  the  dayes  of  Ahaz— Kjng  of  Judah 

j7.io.thusfliallyefpeakto  Hez.  King  of  Jud. 

j  8.9.  the  writing  of  Hezekiah  Kjng  of  Judah 

Jer.  i.2.in  the  dayes  of Jofiah  Kjng  of  Judah 

j.camealfo  in  the  dayes  of  Jeho.i(ra?  of  Ju. 

totheend ofthe  u,hyeercfZed.it.of  Ju. 

i5.4.becaufe  of  Mnnaffch  Kjng  of  Judah 

2i.7.Zede.I0«gof  Jud. into  the  hand  of  Neb. 

1 1.  touching  the  houfe  ofthe  King  of  Judah 

23.18.fauh  the  L.concern.Jehoia.it'flgof  Jud. 

24.thoughConiahfonofJehoi.Jvwg  of  Jud. 

24. 1. away  captive  Jeconiah — Kjng  of  Judah 

8.fo  will  I  give  Zedckiah  Kjng  of  Judah 
2  5.1. in  the  fourth  yeer  of  Jehoiak.l^CTof  Jud. 
3.  from  the  thirteenth  yeer  of  Jofiah  ^.of  Ju. 
26.  i.begin.of  the  reign  of  Jehoi.  King  of  Judah 
Chap. 27.1. 
18.Mic.proph.in  the  daies  of  Hez.It.of  Jud. 
ip.did  Her.Kjng  of  Judah  put  him  to  death 
27.3. by  meflengers  unto  Zedekiah  Kjng  of  Ju. 
1 2.1  fpake  alfo  to  Zedekiah  Kjng  of  Judah 
1 8,and  in  the  houfe  of  the  Kjng  of  Judah 
2  o.carried  away  captive  Jecon.  King  of  Jud. 
2 1  .veff.that  remain  in  the  ho.of  the  J^.of  Ju. 
28. 1. in  thebegin.of  the  reign  of  Zed.  K-of  Ju. 

4.11e  bring  again  Jeconiah  Kjng  of  Judah 
2a.3.whom  Zcdck  Kjng  of  Jud.  fent  unto  Babi. 
32.i.in  the  tenth  yeer  of  Zedekiah  Kjngoi  Jud. 
2. which  was  in  the  Kjng  of Judahs  houfe 
3. Zedekiah  King  of  Judah  had  (hut  him  up 
4.Zedekiah  Km?  of  Judah  mall  notefcape 
34.2.fpeak  to  Zedekiah  Kjng  offud.&  tell  him 
4.hear  the  word  of  th/  Lo.  O  Kjng  of  Judah 
6.fpake  all  thele  words  to  Zed.  Kjng  of  Jud. 
2i.Zed.^i«?ofJud.  intothehand  ofthe K. 
3  5.  1  .in  the  dayes  of  Jehoiakim  —  King  of  Jud. 
3  6. 1. in  the  fourth  yeer  of  Jehoia.JO?g  of  Judah 
9. in  the  fifth  veer  of  Jchoiak.  Kjng  ot  Jud.  in 
28.which  Jehoiak.  J(/»g  of  Judah  bath  burnt 
29. thou  (halt  fay  to  Jehoiakim  Kjngof  Jud. 
3Cthus  faith  the  L.  of  Jehoiakim  I<\of  Jud. 
32.book  which  Jehoia.Itwzg  of  Ju.had  burnt 
37.7-thus  fhall  ye  fay  to  the  Kjng  of  Judah 

3  8.2 i.left  in  the  Kj.oi  Jud.houfe  fhalbe  broug. 
39.1, in  the  ninth  yeer  of  Zed.^g  of  Ju.came 

4  when  Zedekiah  Kjng  of  Judah  favv  them 
44.30. as  I  gave  Zedek.  K-of  Jud. into  the  hand 

4  j .  1  .in  the  fourth  yeer  of  Jehoi.  Kjng  of  Judah 
4^.2.in  the  fourth  yeerofJthoia.J</»g  of  Judah 
49.34.begin.of  the  reign  of  Zed.  Kjng  of  Judah 
51.59.  with  Zedekiah  I(/»gof  Jud.intoBabyl. 
52.31  .in  the  3  7.yeer  ofthe  cap  of  Jeh.iC.  of  Ju. 

lifted  up  the  head  of  Jehoia.  It  of  Jud. 
Ddtf.i.i.inthe  3.yeerof  the  reign  of  Jeh.lt.of  Ju. 
2. and  the  Lo.gave  Jehoiakim  Kjng  of  Judah 
Amos  1. 1. in  the  dayes  of  Uzziah  Kjng  of  Judah 
Zepb.1.1.  in  the  dayes  of  Jofiah  King  of  Judah 
Zff.14. 5  .bef.the  earth-q.in  the  dayes  of  Uz.Itof  J. 

~Mn%ofMoab. 
2v"B/».2i.io.Balak  the  fon  of  Zippor  Kjn.oi Moab 


23-7.Balak  the  Kjng  of  Moab  hath  brought 
fof.i^-g.  fQsgofMoab  arofe,and  warred  ag.Ifra. 
Judg.^.i  2.  Eglon  the  Kingot  Moab  againft  Ifrael 
i4.chil.  of  Ifrael  ferved  Eglon  K'ng  of  Moab 
1 5. fent  a  prefent  to  Eglon  King  ot  Moab 
17.be  brought  the  pref.to  Eglon  K'  of  Moab 
1 1 . 1 7  .Ifrael  fent  to  the  King  of  Moab 

2  5. any  thing  better  then  Balak  King  of  Moab 

1  Sam.  1 2.9. and  into  the  hand  ofthe  Kjng  of  Moab 

22.3.  David  faid  to  the  King  of  Moab,  Let 
4.brought  them  to  the  K'ng  of  Moab 

2  JCw«3-4.Meihah  K.  of  Moab  wasalheep-maft. 

5.  the  King  of  Moab  rebelled  againft  Ifrael 
7-the  K'ng  of  Moab  hath  rebelled  againft  me 
26.when  the  King  of  Moab  faw  that  the 
Jer.vj.j.md  fend  yokes  to  the  Kjngoi  Moab 
Micah  6.  5  .what  Balak  Kjng  of  Moab  confulted 

Oftltlg. 
jWg-3.i9.afccret  errand  to  thee,  O  Kjng 

1  Sam.  17.  5  j.  O  Kjng,  I  cannot  tell 

23.20.now  thereforcO  Kjng^comz  down 
26.17.it  is  my  voice,my  lord,0  Kjng 

2  Sam  a  4.4.  and  faid,Help,0  Kjng 

9.my  lord,0  Kjng,Tht  iniquity  be  on  me 
2 2. grace  in  thy  fightjmy  lord,0  Kjng 
15.34.  He  be  thy  fervant,  O  K'ng,  as  I 
i6.4.btfeech  thee}my  lord,0  King 
19.26.my  jord,0  K^2'myfervant  deceived  me 

1  Kjng- 1.13  .didft  not  thou,my  lord,0  JF\/8.fwear 

20.and  thou,my  lord,Q  K'ng,ihe  eyes  of 
24.Nathan  faid,My  lord,0  K'ng,  hail  thou 
20.4.O  IC'Sfj^ccording  to  thy  faying 

2  Jvwg.<J.i2.none,my  lord,Ol(«?gjbut£liiru 

26.Help,my  lord,  O  King 
8. 5. my  lord,0  ICi#g,this  in  the  woman 
2  Chro  25.7.O  K'ng,  let  not  the  army  of  Ifrael  go 
Pfal.  1 4  5 . 1  .He  extol  1  thee  my  God,  O  K'ng 
fer.io.y.viho  would  not  fear  thee,0  K'ng  of  nat. 
Dan.z.^OK'ng,  live  for  ever  Chap. 3. 9. 

29.3s  for  thee,0  JC«zg,thy  thoughts  came 

3  i.thou,0  Itwgjfaweftan  image 

3  7.thou,  O  K'ng,ztt  a  King  of  Kings 

j.io.thoUjOiC^baftmadea  decree 
1 2.thefe  men,  O  K&gMvz  not  regarded 
1 7.he  wil  deliver  us  out  of  thy  hand,0  K'ng 
1 8.be  it  known  unto  thee,0  K'ng 
24.  true,  O  King 

4. 22.it  is  thou,  O  King,  that 

24.this  is  the  interpretation,  O  Kjng 

27.wherefore,0  Kng,let  my  counfell 

3  i.faying,0  Kjng  Nebuchadnezzar,  to  thee 

j.io.the  Qu.fpake,  &  faid,0  K'ng,\i\e  for  ever 
18.O  thou  K*»g,the  moft  high  God  gave 

6.7.  faveofthee,  O  Kjng 
8. now,  O  Kjng,  eftabhfli  the  decree 
1 2.ask  a  petition — 'fave  of  thee,0  K  ftial  be 
1 3 .  regatd  not  thec,0  K'ng,not  the  decree 
j  5 .know,0  Kngythat  the  law  of  the  Medes 
2  i.Daniel  faid,0  K'ng,  live  for  ever 
2  2. before  thee,0  K'ng,  have  I  done  no  hurt 
Ails  2.6. 1 3 .  at  mid-day,  O  K'ng,  I  faw  in 
19.  whereupon,0  Kjng  Agrippa,I  was 
Blng  of  Perfia. 
2  Cbr.  3  6.22.in  the  firft  yeer  of  Cyrus  KmgolVa. 
ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  Cyrus  iC-of  Per. 

2 3 .  thus  f3id  Cyrus  K'ng  of  Perlia 

■El'^  1.1,2. 
E??a  i.S.thofe  did  Cyrus  K'ng  of  Perfia  bring 
3.7. grant  tbey  had  of  Cyrus  K'ng  of  Perfia 
4. 3. the  K'ng  of  Perfia  hath  commanded  us 
5  .all  the  dayes  of  Cyrus  K'ng  of  Perfia 

till  the  reign  of  Darius  King  of  Perfia 
7.  unto  Artaxerxes  Kjng  of  Perfia 

24.  to  the  fecond  yeer  of  Darius  K'ng  of  Per. 
6.i4.and  Artaxerxes  King  of  Perfia 

7.1.  in  the  reign  of  Artaxerxes  K'ng  of  Perfia 
9.9.in  the  fight  of  the  K'ng  of  Perfia 
Dan.10.1.  in  the  third  yeer  of  Cyrus  K'ng  of  Per. 
IWngo/ Syria. 

1  K'ng-io-  i.Benhad.the  Kjng  ofSyria  gathered  all 

2Cthe  King  of  Syria  efcaped  on  an  horfe 
22.the  K-  of  Syria  will  come  up  againft  thee 
2  3.ferv.  ofthe  Jy»gofSyria  faid,Their gods 
22.3.001  ofthe  hand  of  theKjng  of  Syria 
3 1  .the  Kj'  of  Syria  commanded  his  3  2.capt. 

2  Kj«-1-  i-Naaman  cap.of the  hoft  ofthe  K-oi Sy. 


_ ,| 

5.the  King  °{ Syria  faid,Go  to,go,&  lleftnd 

6.8.then  the  K?'g  of  Syra  waned 

24.that  Benhadad  Kjnl  of  Syria  gathered 

8.7.  the  Kmg  of  Syria  was  iick 

y.Kmg  of  Syria  haih  fent  me  to  thce 
2  8.Hazael  Kl>1g °f  Syria  wounded  him 
29,when  he  fought  againft  Haz.K'ng  of  Sy. 

2  O.W.2  2.6. 

9.i4.becaufe  ofHazael  l\jng  of  Syria 
15.  he  fought  with  H.zacl  I\ing  of  Syria 

1 2. 17. then  Hazael  KmgofSyva.  went  up 
i8.and  fent  it  to  Hazael  Kjng  of  Syria 

13.3.  into  the  handofHazatl  K'ng  of  Syria 
4.  becaufe  the  K'ng  of  Syria  oppreff-'d  tjiem 
7.  for  the  Kjng  of  Syria  had  deftroyed  them 
2t.but  Hazatl  Kmg  of  Syria  opprtfled 
24,Hazael  Kjng  of  Syria  died 

1 5.37.fcndag.Judah,  Rez  in  the  I\.'»f  of  Syria 

l^^.thouRtztnthelCwgofSyria^nci  Pckali 
6. at  that  time  Rezin  K'ng  of  Syria  recovered 
7.  fave  out  ofthe  hand  of  the  King  of  Syria 
2  Cbro.  1 6. 2.fent  to  Benhadad  Kng  of  Syria 
7. haft  relyed  on  the  K'ng  of  Syria 

the  hoft  of  the  K'ng  of  Syria  efcaped 

18.3c  now  the  K'ng  of  Syria  had  commanded 

2  2.  j.to  war  againft  Hazael  Kjng  of  Syria 

6.when  he  fought  againft  Haz.IO»gofSyria 

28.5.deliver.  into  the  hand  of  the  Km?  of  Syria 

lfa.7.1.  Rczin  the  K'ng  of  Syria  went  up  towjer. 

M\X^  of  Tyre. 

2  Saw.  j.i  1. and  Hiram  K"g  of  Tyre  fent  meflen. 

1  Kmg-  ?  1  Hiram  K'ng  of  Tyre  fent  his  fervants 

9. U.Hiram  the  K'ngoi  Tyre  had  futnilned 

1  Cbr.  14. 1. now  Hiram  K'ng  of  Tyre  fent  meiVen. 

2  Cbr.  2.3  •  Solomon  fent  to  Hiram  K'ng  of  Tyre 

1  i.Huramthe  J\.«gofTyreanfw.in  writing 

&ingttome, 

Exod.19  ^-ve  "aalbe  unto  mtzl(ingdome  ofpriefts 
Num.z 4.7. and  his l(mgdome (hall  be  exalted 

3  2.3  j  .Mofcs  gave  the  {ingdome  of  Sihon 

and  the  l(ingdome  of  Og  King  of  Bam, 
Df//;.3.4.the  kjngdom  of  Og  in  BaQran  6o.cities 
io.Salchah,&  Edrei,  cir.  of  the  l(mgd.  ofOg 
fofh.13.j1. 
1 3 .  all  Bafh.being  the  J(ingdom  of  Og,gave  I 
17.  iS.fitteth  upon  the  throne  of  his  ){ingdom 
20.prolong  his  dayes  in  his  tyngdome 
foj}}.  1 3 . 1  t.all  the  limgdame  of  Og  in  Baflnn 

Verfe  3  o. 
2 1 .  all  the  }{mgdome  of  Sihon 
27.&  Zaphon,the  teft  ofthe  hjngdom  of  Sin. 

1  Sam.  1  o.  1 6. but  of  the  matter  of  the  I(ingdome,he 

2  5. Samuel  told  the  manner  ofthe  l(ingdome 
1 1 .  14-and  renew  the  {ingdome  there 
14.47.fo  Saul  took  the  fyngdom2 
1 5.28.the  Lord  hath  rent  the  \mgdome  oflfrael 
1 8.8.  what  can  he  have  more  then  the  kingdom 
24.10.tbat  the  l(ingdome  of  Ifra.  (halbe  eftab.  in 
28. 1 7. hath  rent  the  kjngdome  out  of  thine  hand 

2  Saw. 3. 10. to  tranflate the  l(ingd.ir.x.ht  hou.of Sa. 

7.12.  and  lie  eftablifli  his  ^ingdome 

16.3.  reftore  me  the  l(mgdome  of  my  father 

8.deliver.  the  t(ingdome  into  the  hand  of  Abf. 

1  K'"g-  i.46.Sol.fitteth  on  the  throne  ofthe  l{mgd. 

2.1  j.thou  knoweft  that  thetyngdome  was  mine 

howbeit,the  k'ngdome  is  turned  about 

2  2.  ask  for  him  the  tyngdome  alfo 

46.and  the  kingdom  was  eftablifhed  in  the  ha. 
1  o.  20.  not  the  like  made  in  any  kingdom 

2  dv.9.19. 
1  i-i  i.Ile  rend  the  fyngdome  from  thee_ 

13.1k  notrendaway  all  the  fyngdome 

3  i.I  le  rent  the  tyngdome  out  ofthe  hand  of 
3  4-Ue  not  take  the  whole  tyngdome 

3  5.11e  take  the  kingdom  out  of  his  fons  hand 
1 2. 2 1  .to  bring  the  kingdom  again  to  Rehoboam 
2  Chro.  1 1.1. 
26.now  fhall  the  ^jngdome  return 
1 4. 8. and  rent  the  J(ingdome  away 
1 8.  io.there  is  no  nation  or  fyngdome  where 

he  took  an  oath  ofthe  tyngd.md  nation 
2i.7.doft  now  govern  the  tyngdome  of  Ifrael 
2  I(i«g.i4.5.afloonas  the  Ijingdom  was  confirmed 

15.19.  to  confirm  the  l(ingdome  in  his  liand 
1  Cfoo.10.14.and  turned  the  ^'TZg.'kKi?  to  David 
1 2 . 2  3 .  to  turn  the  kjngdome  of  Saul 

16.20.and  ) 


KIN         KIN 


i  (S.io.and  from  one  fangd 


KIN        KIN 


28.f.throne  of  the  fa 
19.1 1. thine  is  the 


to  another  people 
Pfal.105.1s. 
me  of  the  Lo.over  Ilr. 
me,0  Lord 
iC/jw.ii.i7.fotheyftrengrhnedthe^S.of  Judah 
iz.i.  when  Rehoboam  had  eftabhfhcd  the  fan- 
1 J  •  S  ■?,ive  tne  fans4omc  °f  I^rae^ t0  David 

S.think  to  withitand  the  fangdom  of  the  Lord 
i4>j.and  the  fangdome  was  quiet  before  him 
17. 5. the  Lord  ftabliihed  the  fangdome  in 
2 1 . 3  .but  the  kingdome  gave  he  to  Jehoram 
4.rifen  up  to  the  fangdome  of  his  father 
ii.9.no  power  to  keep  ftill  the  fangdome 
23.20.  fet  the  King  upon  the  throne  of  the  fan. 
2  5. 3. when  the  fangdome  was  eftabhihed  to  him 
29.21. for  a  fin-offering  for  the  fangdome 
j2.if.n0  god  of  any  nation  or  fang,  was  able 
?  j .  1  j  .to  J eru Mem,  into  his  fangdome 
_  ?6\20.untill  the  reigneof  the^»gA?«eof  Per. 
Neb.9.1  5  .for  they  have  not  ferved  thee  in  their  fa. 
Eflber  1. 14. which  fate  the  firft  in  the  fangdome 
j.6.Jewes  throughout  the  whole  fangdome 
4.  i4.whether  thou  art  come  to  the  fangdome  for 
5. 3. given  thee  to  the  half  of  the  fangdome 

6. to  the  half  of  the  fang,  it  flialbe  performed 
7.i.even  to  the  half  of  the  fangdome 
9.3  o.of  the  fangd.of  Ahafuerus,  with  words  of 
P/^.22.28.forthe  fangdome  is  the  Lords 
Ifa.  1 7. 3. and  the  fangdome  from  Damafcus 
19. 2.and  fangdome  againft  fangdome 
34.1 2 .  they  (hall  call  the  nobles  to  the  fangdom 
60. 1 2. the  nation  and  fangd.  that  will  not  ferve 
fer.  27.  8. 
yer.18-7.and  concerning  a  fangdome)  to  plucke  up 
9. concerning  a  fangdome  to  build  &  plant  it 
Lam.z.i.hz  hath  polluted  the  fangdome 
E^cfa  j 6. 1  j.diddeft  profper  into  a  fangdome 
17.14.that  the  fangdome  might  be  bafe 
29.14.they  fhallbe  there  abafe  fangdome 
D*?.2.37.the  God  of  heaven  hath  given  thee  a  fa. 
3?.after  thee  mail  rife  another  fangdome 

and  another  third  fangdome  of  braffe 
40.and  the  fourth  fangdom  ihalbe  as  ftrong  as 
4 1. the  fangdome  ihalbe  divided 
42.fo  the  fangdome  (halbe  partly  ftrong 
44.(hall  the  God  of  heaven  fet  up  a.  fangdome 
and  the  fangdome  (hall  not  be  left 
4.i7.ruleth  in  the  fangdome  of  men 

2<.that  the  molt  high  ruleth  in  the  fangd.  of 
V,rfe  32. 
29.walked  in  the  palace  of  the  fangdome 
3o.built  for  the  houfe  of  the  fangdome 
3 1. the  fangdome  is  departed  from  thee 
J.7.fhalbe  the  third  ruler  in  the  famdome 

"  Vcrfe  16. 
i8.gave  Nebuchadnezar  thy  father  a  fangdo. 
2i.til  he  knew  the  moft  high  G.rul.in  the k. 
29. Daniel  (hould  be  the  thud  rul.in  the  fan. 
3 1  .and  Darius  theMcdian  took  the  fangdom 
6. 1. it  pleafed  Darius  to  fet  over  the  fangdome 
which  fhould  be  over  the  whole  fangdome 
4.againft  Daniel  concerning  the  fansdome 
7-all  the  prefidents  of  the  fangdome  have 
7.i4.given  dominion,  glory,and  a  fangdome 
1 8. take  the  fangdome,and  poffeiTe  the  fangdom 
2  2.the  Saints  poflelfed  the  fangdome 
23.1h.albe  the  fourth  fangdome 
24.the  ten  homes  out  ot  this  fangdome}axe 
»7.and  the  fangdome,and  dominion 

and  the  greatneiTe  of  the  fangdome 
v/hofc  fangdome  is  an  everlafting  fang. 
8. 23. and  in  the  later  time  of  their  fangdome 
io.i3:but  the  prince  of  the  fangdome  of  Perfia 
1 1. 20. in  the  glory  of  the  fangdome 

2 1. not  give  the  honour  of  the  fangdome 

and  obtaine  the  fangdome  by  flattery 
Hof.  1  _4.and  w  ill  caufe  to  ceafe  the  fangdome 
Amos<).%.axz  upon  the  finfull  fangdome 
Obad.i  1 .  and  the  fangdome  ihalbe  the  Lords 
Micab  4. 8. the  fangdome  fhal  come  to  the  daugh.of 
Ataf-4,23.  preathifig  the  Gofpel  of  the  fangdome 
Chap.y.  35. 
6. 1 3-for  thine  is  the  fangdome 
8.i2  .but  the  children  of  the  fangdom  fhalbe  caft 
j  i.ij.every  fang,  divided  againft  itfelfe  cannot 
1 3. 19. when  any  one  hear,  the  wordofLthe  fan, 


3  8. good  feed  are  the  children  of  the  fangdom 
43.ihine  as  the  fun  in  the  fangdome  of  their 
£4, 7. and  fangdome  againft  fangdome 

Marfa  13.$. Lufa  21.10. 
i4_and  this  Gofpel  of  the  fangdome  (halbe 
2<?.34.inherit  the  fangdome  prepared  for  you 
26.29.till  I  drink  it  new  in  my  fathers  fangdom 
Marfa  j.24.if  a  fangdome  be  divided  againft  it  fclf 
that  fangdome  cannot  ftand 
ix. 16.  bleffed  be  the  fangdome  of  our  fathers 
Lufa  1 1. 1 7.  every  fangdome  divided  againft  it  felf 
1 2. 3  2.  to  give  you  the  fangdome 
19. 1 2. to  receive  for  himfelfe  a  fangdome 

1 5. having  received  the  fangdome 
22.29.and  I  appoint  unto  you  a  fangdome 
Affs  i.6.reftore  againe  the  fangdome  or  Ifrael 

1  Cor.i  5 ,24-when  he  thai  have  delivered  up  the  fa 
C»/.i.i3.hath  translated  us  into  the  fangdom of  his 

2  Tim  4.  iS.preferve  me  unto  his  heavenly  fangdom 
Heb.  1 2. 28. wherefore  we  receiving  a  fangdome 
Jam.z.  5 .and  heires  of  the  fangdome 
2  Pet. 1.1 1. into  the  everlafting  fangdome  of  our  L. 
Rev.i-g.  and  in  the  fangdome  and  patience  of  Jtfus 

17. 1 2. which  have  received  no  fangdome 
i7.and  give  their  fangdome  to  the  beaft 
IKttgDome  of  God. 
Mat. 6.1 3.feek  ye  firft  the  fangdome  of  God 
12.28.  then  the  fang,  of  God  is  come  unto  you 
19. 24. for  a  rich  man  to  enter  into  the/^.ot  G. 
21.3 1. harlots  go  into  the  ^i.of  God  b  :fore  you 
43.  fangdome  of  God  fhalbe  taken  from  you 
Mat\  i.i4.preaching^he  Gofpel  of  the  fan.of  Go. 
1 5. and  the  fangdome  of  God  is  at  hand 
4.1  i.given  to  know  the-myftxry  of  the  fa.o{  G. 
26. fo  is  the  fangd.of God,as  ifa  man  fhould 
3  o.w hereunto  (hall  we  liken  the  fan.  of  God 
9.1  .till  they  have  feen  the  fangdome  of  God 

47.to  enter  into  the  fan-of God  with  one  eye 
10. 14.  for  of  fuch  is  the  fangdome  of  God 

Lufa  18.16. 

ij.whofoever  (hall  not  receive  the  ^i.ofG.as 

2j.that  have  riches  enter  into  the  fan.of  God 

Lufa  18.24. 

24.that  trull  in  riches  enter  into  the  ^i.of  G. 

2  j.then  for  a  rich  man  to  en.into  the  ^.ofG. 

Lufa  18. 2f. 

12.34.  thou  art  not  far  from  the  fangd.  of  God 

1 4. 2?. until  1 1  drink  it  in  the  fangdome  of  God 

1  5.  43. which  alfo  waited  for  the  fangdome  of  G. 

Lufa  4.43. 1  muft  preach  the  fangdome  of  God 

6.io.for  yours  is  the  fangdome  of  God 

7.28.1eft  in  the  fangd.of God  is  greater  then  he 

8.1  .(hewing  the  glad  tydings  of  the  fan.of  God 

1  o.  to  know  the  myftenes  of  the  fan.of  God 

o.2.he  fent  them  to  preach  the  fangdome  of  God 

1  i.fpake  unto  them  of  the  fangdome  of  God 
27. not  taftc  of  death  til  they  (ee  the  ^i.of  G. 
6o.go  thou  and  preach  the  fangdome  or  God 
62.  looking  back  is  fit  for  the  fang,  of  God 

1  o.y.the  fangdum  of  God  is  come  nigh  unto  you 
Verfe  H. 
11.20.no  doubt  the  fa.o{  God  is  com  upon  you 
1 2.3  1  .but  rather  feek  ye  the  fangdome  of  God 
13.18.unto  what  is  if\t  famgdome  of  God  like 
20.whereunto  (hall  I  liken  the  fan.of  God 
28.8c  all  the  prophets  in  the  fangdom  of  God 
29.8c  (hall  fit  down  in  the  fangdome  of  God 
14.15.blef.1s  he  that  fhall  eat  br.in  the  £.of  G. 
1 6.1 6.fince  that  time  the  ^i.of  God  is  preached 
1 7. 20. was  demanded  when  the  ^i.of  G.fhould 
fan.of  God  cometh  not  with  obfervation 

2  i.behold  the  fangdom  of  God  is  within  you 
1 8.i7.not  receive  the  fan.of  G.  as  a  little  child 

29.or  children,for  the  fangdom  of  Gods  fake 

1 9. 1  i.thought  that  the  fai.ofG.  (hould  appeare 
21.3 1. know  thefamgd.  of  God  is  nigh  at  hand 

22.  i6.untill  it  be  fulfilled  in  the  fangd.of  God 
i8.untill  the  fangdom  of  God  (hall  come 

23.  j  1.  himfelf  waited  for  the  fangdome  of  God 
John  3-3.he  cannot  fee  the  famgdome  of  God 

5.  he  cannot  enter  into  the  fangdome  of  God 

Afts  1 .3  .things  pertaining  to  the  fangdom  of  God 

8.i  2.preached  things  concerning  the  £i.of  God 

1 4. 2 2. much  tribulation  enter  into  the  ('i. of  G. 

1 9.8.perfwading things concer  .the  fan.vi  God 

20.2  j  .1  have  gone  preaching  the  \ingd.  of  God 
E  e  e  3 


KIN      K  I  N 

28.23.and  teftifled  the  fangdomeof  God 

3  1.  preaching  the  fang,  of  God,and  teaching 
Rom.  14. 17. for  the  fangdom  of  God  is  not  meat  81 

1  Cor.4, to.fan.of  God  is  not  in  word.but  in  pow. 
6\9.unrighteous  fhall  not  inherit  the  fan.  of  G. 

10. nor  extortioners  (hal  inherit  the^.of  G. 

if.jo.flelhand  bloud  cannot  inlie. the  fa  of  G. 

Gal.  5  .2 1. do  fuch  things,(hal  not  inhe.the  faoFG. 

Epbef.^.f.  hathany  inheritance  in  the  fan.  ot  God 

Col. 4. 1 1  .my  fellow-workers  unto  the  fang  of  God 

2  Tbef.i.  j. may  be  counted  worthy  of  the  ^i.of  G. 
Kcu.12.10.  now  is  come  the  fangdome  of  our  God 

3t$ingl3ome  of  heaven. 
<M/tf.3.2.repent3fbr  the  fangd.of  heaven  is  at  1'and 
Chap.  4. 17. 
j. 3.  for  theirs  is  the  fangdome  of  heaven 

Verfe  10. 

19. (halbe  called  leaft  in  the  fangdome  of  hca. 

called  great  in  the  fangdom  of  hea. 

20.ye  (hall  in  no  cafe  enter  into  the  fai.of  he. 

Chap.  18.3. 

7.2i.not  every  one  fhill  enter  into  the  fa.of  he. 

8.1 1. (hall  fit  with  Abraham  in  the  fan.of  heav. 

io.7.faying,The/;i»?rftf;«£  of  heaven  is  at  hand 

1 1. 1 1. he  that  is  leaft  in  the  /;i».of  he.  is  greater 

1  i.fangdom  of  heaven  fufferech  violence 
13.11.to  know  the  myfteries  of  the  fan.of  hea. 
24.^i»g.of  heav. is  likened  unto  a  man  which 
Ver.52.8c  20.1. 
3 1.  fangdome  of  heav.  is  1  ike  unto  a  graine  of 
33.  fangdome  of  heaven  is  like  unto  leaven 
^.famgdome  of  hea.  is  like  unto  a  treafure 
45.  fang.of  hea.is  like  unto  a  merchant  man 
47 .famgdome  of  heav. is  like  unto  a  net 
16. 1 9.unto  thee  the  keyes  of  the  fangdom  of  he. 
18.  i.greateft  in  the  fangdome  of  heaven 

Verfe  4. 

i^-fangdomof  hea.likened  to  a  certain  King 

Chap.  22.2. 

23.13.for  ye  fhut  up  the  fan.of  hea.againft  men 

2  f  .1  fang,  of  hea.  be  likened  unto  ten  virgines 

1 4.  fangdome  of  heav.  is  as  a  man  travelling 

His  MngOome. 
Gen.  10. 10.  the  beginning  of  his  fangd.  was  Babel 
Num.z^.y.znd  his  fangdome  (halbe  exalted 
Deut .  17.18  .upon  the  throne  of  his  fangdome 

20.prolong  his  dayesin  his  fangdome 

2  5a»J.5.i2.that  he  had  exalted  his  fangdome 

7. 1 2.  and  I  will  eftablifh  his  fangdome 

1  Chi  on.  17.  11. 
1  j.ftablifh  the  throne  of  his  fangdome 

1  Chron.  22.  10. 

1  Kjn.  2. i2.and  his^»zgifl/«ewaseftablithed 
\Chro.\  i.io.themfelves  with  him  in  his  fangdome 

14.2.I31S  fangdome  was  lift  up  on  high 
28.7.1k  eftablifh  his  famgdome  for  ever 

2  Ckio.  1 . 1  .Solomon  was  ftrengthned  in  his  fang. 

2. 1.  and  an  houfe  for  his  fangdome 

Verfe    1 2. 
33.13  .brought  him  to  Jerufalem  into  his  fang. 
3  6. 2  2.  a  proclamation  throughout  all  his  fang. 
E^ra  1. 1. 
Eflber  1.2.  Ahafuerus  fate  on  the  throne  of  his  fa. 
4.riches  of  his  glorious  fangdome 
2. 3. in  all  the  provinces  of  his  fangdome 
P/a/-i0  3.i9.and  his  fangdome  ruleth  overall 

145. 1 2. and  the  glorious  majefty  of  his  fangdom 
Ecclef.^.i^.hz  that  is  borne  in  his  fangdome  is 
Ifa.9.7. and  upon  his  fangdome,to  order  it 
Da3.4-3.his  fangdome  is  an  everlafting  fangdome 
34.  his  fan.is  from  generation  to  generation 
6.26.and  his  fangdome  that,which  (hall  not  be 

Chap.7.14. 
1  i.4.his  fangdome  flialbe  broken 

his  fangdome  ihalbe  pluckt  up 
9_the  Ki.of  the  fouth  fhall  come  into  his  fan. 
1 7.with  the  ftrength  of  his  whole  fangdome 
Mat.  1 1. 26\ho w  fhall  then  his  fangdome  ftand 

Lufa  1 1. 1 8. 
1 3 .4  i.they  fhall  gather  out  of  his  fangdome 
1 6.2  8. Son  of  man  coming  in  his  fangdome 
Lufa  1 . 3  3>of  his  fangdome  there  flialbe  no  end 
1  Thef.z.i  2.hath  called  you  to  his  fangd.znd  glory 
1  Tim.4. 1  .at  his  appearing,  and  his  fangdome 
Rev.16.10.  and  his  famgdome  was  full  of  darknelTe 

My 


K  IN 


KIN 


K  IN 


KI  N 


K  I  N 


KI  N 


My  feingtome. 
Gen.to.g.on  me  and  my  kingdom  this  great  fin 
2  Sam.  j. 28.I  and  my  fymdome  are  guilclefle 
1  Cfoas.17.j4.  and  inmy  kingd.  tor  ever  He  fettle 
Dm.^.xS.  the  wife  men  of  my  tyigd.  are  not  able 
3  6.  and  for  the  glory  of  my  kingdom 

I  was  eftablifhed  in  my  kmgdome 
€.i€.ths.t  in  every  dominion  of  my  kingdom 
Mark  6. 23.  He  give  it,unto  the  half  of  my  tyngdo. 
Lv\e  2  2.3  o.  at  my  table  in  my  kingdom 
John  18.36.my  kingdom  is  not  of  this  world 

if  my  kingdom  were  of  this  world 
now  is  my  l(ingdome  not  from  hence 
1    -  Thy  fttng&oine. 

1  Sam.i^.i^xht  L.hath  cftablifh.  thy  ^tfgd.upon 

14.  but  now  thy  kingdom  (hall  not  continue 

20.31  .(halt  not  be  tilablifhed,nor  thy  k'mgdome 

»  Sam.7.i6.mA  thy  kmgdome  fhall  be  eftablifhed 

1  i^sg.9.  J.lle  eftablifhthe  throne  of  thy  kingdom 

iCbto.T.\%. 
£^.;.8.inall  the  provinces  of  thy  kingdome 
Pfal.4$.6.the  fcepter  of  thy  kingd.is  a  right  fceptcr 
14?.  1 1  .they  (hall  fpe.of  the  glory  of  thy  kingd. 
1 3. thy  kingdomeis  an  everlafting kingdome 
D.t?i.4.26.thy  kmgdom  (hall  be  fure  unto  thee 
j .  1 1 .  there  is  a  man  in  thy  kjngdome, who 
26.  God  hath  numbred  thy  kmgdome 
28. thy  kingdome  is  divided,and  given 
Mat. 6. 10.  thy  tyngdome  come,  thy  will  be  done 

Luke  1 1.2. 
20.2 1  .the  other  on  the  left  in  thy  kmgdome 
La.  2  3 .42.remem.me  when  thou  com.  into  thy  kh 
Hob,  i.8.  is  the  fcepter  of  thy  kingdom 

3&iitguome0, 
Dcnt.^.  21.  to  all  the  kingdomes  whither  you  pafie 

28.2  j. into  all  the  k'ngdomes  of  the  earth 
fof.i  i'.i-o.  Hozor  the  head  of  all  thoit  kingdomes 
1  Sam.  10.18.  out  of  the  hand  of  al  1  the  kingdomes 

1  Kjng.\. 2 i.Solomon  reigned  over  all  kingdomes 

2  2$»ig.  1 9. 1  y  .Go.  of  all  the  kingdoms  of  the  earth 

io.that  all  the  k'mgd.  of  the  earth  may  know 

1  Cfo-.29.30.  &  over  all  the  kingdoms  of  the  count. 

2  Cfo.i  2.8.the  fervice  of  the  kingdoms  of  the  coun. 

17.10.fell  upon  all  the  kingdomes  of  the  lands 
20.6.  over  all  the  kingdomes  of  the  heathen 

2?.was  on  all  the  ^/;zg<fc;m  of  thofe  countr. 
3  6. 2  3  .all  the  kingdomes  of  the  earth  hath  the  L. 
E^j'a  1. 2. hath  given  me  all  the  k'ngdomes  of 
Neh  9_22.thou  gaveft  them  kingdomes  and 
l'fal.46. 6.  the  kingdomes  were  moved 

68.3  2.!mg  unto  God,  ve  kingdomes  of 
79.6.  and  upon  the  kingdoms  that  have  not 
102. 22. and  the  kingdoms  to  ferve  the  Lord 
1 3  5.1 1.  and  all  the  kingdoms  of  Canaan 

ifa  10.10.  as  my  hind  hath  found  the  kingdomes  of 
i3.4.noife  of  the  kingdomes  of  nations  gathered 

i9.Babylon,  the  glory  of  kingdoms 
14.16.  that  did  (hake  kingdoms 
23.1 1.  he  (hook  the  kingdomes 

1 7.  with  all  the  kingdomes  of  the  world 
37. 16. God  of  all  the  kingdomes  of  the  earth 

20  that  all  the  kingd.  of  the  earth  may  know 
47.  y.  the  lady  of  kingdomes 
fer.  1 .  lo.and  over  the  kingdoms  I  have  fet  thee 

if. all  the  families  of  the  kingd.  of  the  north 
10. 7. and  in  all  their  kingdomes  none  like  thee 

1  j.4.make  you  be  removed  into  all  kingdoms 

Chap.34.17. 
24.9.1^0  all  kingdomes  of  the  earth,for 

2  <.26.aU  the  kingdoms  of  the  world  (hall  drink 
28.8.prophefied  againft  great  kingdomes 
23.18.  He  make  them  a  terrourtoall  kingdoms 
34.1.  the  kingdoms  of  the  earth  of  his  dominion 
49.28.  and  concerning  tht  kingdomes  oiHazoi 
y  1.20. will  I  deftroy  kingdoms 

22.call  together  againft  her  the  k'ingdomes 
E-Ksk-  '9-  iy.it  (hall  be  the  bafeft  of  the  kingdoms 

57.22. nordivided  into  two  kingdomes 
Dan.  lo.and  confume  all  thefe  kingdomes 

7-23  .and  (hall  be  divetfe  from  all  kingdomes 

8.2  2.  four  kingdomes  (hall  ftand  up 
Amos  6  2. be  they  better  then  thefe  kingdomes 
Nabum  3 .  y  .an  d  the  kingdomes  thy  (hame 
Zeph..$ .8. that  I  may  alfemble  the  kingdoms 

2.22.Ile  overthrow  the  throne  of  the  kingdomes 
and  deftroy  the  ftrength  of  the  kingdoms 


Mat.^.Z.  and  fheweth  him  all  the  kingdomes  of  the 

Luke  4.5. 
Heb.  1 1 . 3  3  .who  thrpugh  faith  fubdued  kingdomes 
Rev.ii.ii.king.oi  this  world  are  become  the  ^j.of 

»inglp, 
Dds.y.20.  he  was  depofed  from  his 'kingly  throne 

JWngsf. 

Gen.  14.5  .Chedorlaomer,and  the  Kings  that  were 
9.  four  Kings  with  five 
io.the  Kings  of  Sodom  and  Gomorrah  fled 
17.  Slaughter  of  Chedorlaomer  &  the  Kings 
1 7.6.  and  Kjngs  (hall  come  out  of  thee 

Chap.3j.11. 
16. Kings  of  people  (hall  be  of  Sarah 
36.3 1  .thefe  are  the  l{s,  that  reigned  in  Edom 
1  Cfoo.1.43. 
Num.i  i-S.they  flew  the  Kings  of  Midian,  five  K.s. 
Deut.$.n.  hath  done  unto  thefe  two  Kings 

Chap. 4.47. 
7. 24.he  (hall  deliver  their  Kings  into  thine 
Jojh.  y.i.  and  all  the  Kjngs  of  the  Canaanites 
9.1.  all  the  Kings  that  were  on  this  fide  Jordan 
10.  y. therefore  thefe  five  Kings  gathred  cogeth. 
1 6.but  thefe  five  Kings  fled 

17.  the  five  Kings  are  found  hid  in  a 
2  2.bring  out  thofe  five  Kings 
2 3. and  brought  forth  thofe  five  Kings 
24.  when  they  brought  out  thofe  Kings 

put  your  feet  upon  the  necks  of  thefe  Ks- 
40.  Jofhua  fmote —  all  their  Kings 
42.and  all  thefe  Kings,  and  their  land 
1  i.2.and  to  the  Kings  that  were  on  the  north 
y.when  all  thefe  Kings  were  met  together 
1 2.  and  all  the  cities  of  thofe  Kings 
17.aU  their  Kings  he  took, — and  flew  them 

1 8.  Jofhua  made  war  with  all  chefe  Kings 
1 2. 1. now  thefe  are  the  Kings  of  the  land 

7  .and  thefe  are  the  Kjngs  of  the  countrey 
24.aU  the  Kjngs  thirty  and  one 
Jud.  i.7.threefcore  &  ten  JCr.having  their  thumbs 
y.3.hear,0  ye  Kings,give  ear 

1 9. the  K'ngs  came,and  fought 
S.y.Zebahand  Zalmunna,  Kings  of  Midian 
1 2.and  took  the  two  Kings  of  Midian 
26.raiment  that  was  on  the  Kjngs  of  Midian 

1  Sam.  1 4>47.and  againft  the  Kings  of  Zobah 

2  Sam.  1  o.  1 9.and  when  all  the  Kjngs  that  were  fer. 

1 1 . 1 .  at  the  time  when  Kjngs  go  forth  to  battcll 
1  Kjng. 3.13 .not  any  among  the  Kings  like  to  thee 
4.24.  over  all  the  Kings  on  this  fide  the  river 

3  4. from  all  the  Kings  of  the  earth 
10.1y.and  of  all  the  Kings  of  Arabia 

2  3. Solo,  exceeded  all  the  Kjngs  of  the  earth 
'   29<and  fo  for  all  the  Kings  of  the  Hittites 

and  for  the  Kings  of  Syria 
20. 1. there  were  thirty  and  tvio  Kings  vi'uh  him 

1 2.he,  and  the  Kjngs  in  the  pavilions 

*i  6.he  and  the  KjngSy  the  3  2.  io.that  helped 

24.takethe  Kjngs  away,and  put  captains 

3 1. are  merciful!  Kings 
2  Kjng.i.  10.  called  thefe  three  Kjngs  together 

1 3. for  the  L.hath  called  thefe  three  JO-  toge. 

2 1  .that  the  Kjngs  were  come  up  to  fight 

2  3  .the  Kjngs  are  furely  flain 
7.6.hath  hired  againft  us  the  Kings  of  the  Hitt. 
and  the  Kjngs  oi  the  Egyptians 
io.4.two  Kjngs  flood  not  before  him 
1 1 . 1  p.he  fate  on  the  throne  of  the  Kmgs 
2  y.28.  above  the  throne  of  the  Kjngs  that  were 

1  Chro. 1.43.  now  thefe  are  the  Kj.  that  reigned  in 

16.2 1  .he  reproved  Kjngs  for  their  fakes 

Pydt.10y.14. 
1 9-9.and  the  Kjngs  that  were  come 
20.i.at  the  time  that  Kjngs  go  out  to  battell 

2  Cfo-fl.i.i  2.fuch  asnoneof  the  Kjngs  has  t  had 

1 7.  fo  brought  they  out  horfes  for  all  the  Ks- 
of  the  Hittites,  &  for  the  Kings  of  Syr. 

9. 1 4.  and  all  the  Kings  of  Arabia 

22.  Ki.  Solomon  paffed  all  the  Kjngs  of  the 
23.aH  the  Kings  oi  the  earth  fought  the  pref. 
26.and  he  reigned  over  all  the  Kings 

2 1 .20.not  in  the  fepulchres  of  the  Kjngs 

24. 1 6.bur.  in  the  city  of  Dav.among  the  Kjngs 
2y.buried  him  not  in  the  fepulch.  of  the  Ks- 
27.  writt.  in  the  ftory  of  the  book  of  the  Ks. 

26.23. buriall  which  belonged  to  the  Kjngs 


28.23.  becaufe  the  gods  of  the  Kings  of  Syria 
E^ra  4.13.  endamage  the  revenue  of  the  Kings 
1 5. and  hurtfull  unto  Kings  and  provinces 
19-hath  made  mturrtftion  againft  Kjngs 
20.there  have  been  mighty  Kings  over  Jeruf. 
22.  grow  to  the  hurt  of  the  Kims 
6.1 2.  deftroy  all  Kings  and  people  chat  (hall 
7.i2.Artaxcrxes  King  oi  Kjngs 
9.7. our  Kings  and  our  prieits  been  delivered 
into  the  hand  of  the  Kings  of  the  lands 
Neb.9.7.4.  thou  gaveft  them  with  their  Kings 
3  2.trouble  feem  little  on  us  and  our  Kings 
34.neither  have  our  Kings  kept  thy  law 
37-yeeldeth  much  increafe  unto  the  K'ngs 
£/?.io.2.bookofthcchxon.ofthe  ffr.of  Media  & 
Job  3.  14.  with  Kings  and  counfellers  of  the  earth 
1 2.18. he  loofeth  the  bond  oi  Kings 
36.7.  but  with  Kjngs  ate  they  on  the  throne 
P/a/.2.2.the  Kings,  of  the  earth  fet  themftlves 
10.be  wife  now  therefore,  O  ye  Kims 
45-9-K'»gi'lau.vvcre  among  thy  honour.wom. 
48.4.for  lo,the  Kjngs  were  affcmbled 
68. 1  i.Kings  of  avmies  did  flee  apace 

1 4.  when  the  Almighty  fcattered  Kjnis  in  it 
29.(hall  Kjngs  bring  prefents  unto  thee 
72. 1  o.the  Kings  of  Tar(hi(h,and  of  the  Ifles 

the  Kings  of  Sheba  &  Seba  fhall  off.  gifts 
1 1. all  Kings  (hall  fall  down  before  him 
76.1 2.he  is  terrible  to  the  K'ngs  of  the  earth 
89.27.higher  then  the  Kjngsoi  the  earth 
1 02.  r  y.and  the  Kjngs  of  the  earth  thy  glory 
icy. 30. frogs  in  the  chambers  of  their  Kings 

1  io.y.  (hall  ftrifee  thorow  Kjngs m  the  day 
1 19.46.  He  fpeak  of  thy  tefti.  alfo  before  Kjngs 
1  j  5.10.  and  flew  mighty  Kjngs 
1 3  6.  i7.to  him  which  fmote  great  Kjngs 

1 8 .  and  flew  famous  Kjngs 
1 3  8.4.  all  the  Kings  of  the  earth  (hall  praife 
144.10.it  is  he  that  giyeth  falvation  to  Kjngs 
148. 1 1. K'ngs  of  the  earth,and  all  people 
i49.8.tobind  their  Kjngs  with  chains 
Pro.  8 . 1  y .  by  me  Kjngs  reign 

16. 12.it  is  an  abomination  to  Kjngs  to  commit 

13.  righteous  lips  are  the  delight  of  Kings 
22.29. he  fhall  ftand  before  iC'»^ 

2  y.2.honour  of  Kings  to  fearch  out  a  m'atter 
3. and  the  heart  oi  Kmgs  is  unfearchable 

30.28.fpideL,and  ism  K'ngs  palaces 
3 1.3.10  that  which  deftroyeth  Kings 
4-it  is  not  for  KsO  Lemuel,  it  is  not  for  2£v. 

Ecctef.i.%  .and  the  peculiar  trcafure  oi  Kjngs 

J/21.7. '  6.  forfaken  of  both  her  Kings 

10.8.  arc  not  my  princes  altogether  Kjngs 

14.9.  all  the  Kings  of  the  nations  it  hath  raifed 
1 8. all  the  K.i«g^ofthenati.cvenall  of  them 

19. 1 1  .the  fon  of  ancient  Kings 

24-  2 1  .and  the  Kings  of  the  earth  upon  the  earth 

41. 2. and  made  him  ruler  over  Kjngs 

4y.i  .and  He  loofe  the  loyns  oi  Kings  to 

49.7'Kings  (hall  fee, and  arife 

23.  and  Kings  fhall  be  thy  nurfing  fathers 
y  2.1  y.  the  Kings  fhall  (hut  their  mouthes 
60. 3. and  K'ngs  to  the  brightneffe  of  thy  rifing 
10. and  their  K'ngs  (hall  minifter  unto  thee 
1 1.  and  that  their  Kings  may  be  brought 
1 6. 3nd  fruit  fuck  the  breft  of  Kjngs 
62.2.and  all  Kjngs  thy  glory 
fer.z.  26.  they,  their  Kjngs,  their  princes  afhamed 
1 3.1 3. even  the  Kjngs  that  fit  upon  Dav.  throne 
17. 2y.  enter  into  the  gates  of  this  city  }Kjngs  & 
xi.^.Kjngs  fitting  upon  the  throne  of  David 
2  y.  1 8.cities  of  Judah,and  the  Kings  thereof 
20.and  all  the  Kings  of  the  land  of  Uz 

all  the  Kings  of  the  land  of  the  Philift. 
22.  and  all  the  Kjngs  of  Tyrus 

and  all  the  Kmgs  of  Zidon 
and  the  Kjngs  oi  the  iles  which  arc 
24.  and  all  the  Kjngs  of  Arabia 
2y..all  the  Kings  of  ZimrijK-f-of  ElamjJO.of 
26.and  all  the  Kings  oi  the  north 
17-7-gteat  Kings  (hall  ferve  themfelvesof 
32.3  2.to  provoke  me  to  anger,they,their  Kjngs 
34. y. the  former  Kings  which  were  before  thee 
44. 17.  our  K"!gs  and  our  princes  in  the  cities 

2 1. your  Kings  and  your  princes  burnt 
46. 2  y. with  their  gods  and  their  2^sg*,Ile  pun. 

49. 3. for  j 


K  IN 


KI  N 


K  I  N 


K  I  N 


K  I  N 


K  I  R 


49.5. for  their  Kjngs  (hall  goe  into  captivity 

jo.41.aad  many  Kjngs  flulbe  raifed  up 

5 1.1  i.raifed  up  the  fpirit  of  thel^.of  the  Med. 

a8.nations  with  the  Kings  of  the  Medes 
52.ja.above  the  rhro.of  the  Kj.  that  were  with 
Lam.^.u. the Kj.ofatt the  earthj& all theinhab. 
£^.i6.7.a  King  of  fangs,  He  bring  from 

27.3  3-thou dideft  enrich  the  Kjngs  of  the  earth 

3  j.  and  their  Kjngs  fhalbe  fore  afraid 
2 8 . 1 7.Ile  lay  thee  before  Kjngs 
3z.10.and  their  Kjngs  (halbe  horribly  afraid 

i9.there  is  Edom,her  Jfrand  all  her  Princes 
4  3.7.neither  they,nor  their  Kjngs  by  their 

nor  by  their  carka.  of  their  Kj.in  the  high 
p.and  the  carkafles  of  their  Kjngs  farre 
Van.z.z  i.he  removeth  Kjngs,8c  fetteth  up  Kjngs 
37.artaK.ingof  fangs 
44<and  in  the  dayes  of  thefe  Kjngs  (hall 
47.andaLordof  #ȣ* 
7.i-7.are  foure  Kjngs,vihich  mall  arife  out  of 
Z4.txn  homes  are  ten  Kings  that  (hall 

and  he  (hall  fubdue  three  Kjngs 
8.20.are  the  Kjngs  of  Media  and  Perfia 
9.6.which  fpake  in  thy  name  to  our  Kjngs 
8. to  our  Kjngs, to  our  Princes ,belongeth 
10. 1 3  .and  I  remained  there  with  the  Ift.of  Per. 
1  i.2.behold,  there  (hall  ftand  up  yet  three  Kjn. 
27.  and  both  thefe  Kjngs  hearts  (halbe  to  do 
Hof.7.7.  all  their  Kjngs  are  fallen 

8.4-they  have  fet  up  KJngsi  but  not  by  me 
Amos  7. 1. was  the  latter  growth  after  thei^.mow. 
Hab.  1.  ioand  they  (hall  fcoffe  at  the  Kjngs 
Mai. 10. 18. before  governours  &  Kjn.  for  my  fake 
1  i.8.foft  clothing,are  in  Kjngp  houfes 
17.2j.of  whomdothei^i.of  the  earth  takecu. 
Mark?  1 3.97c  (halbe  brought  before  Rul.  &  Kjn. 
Lufa  7.2  j.and  live  delicately,  are  in  KJngs  courts 
io.24.Prophets  &  Kjngs  have  defired  to  fee 
zi.i2.being  brought  before  Kjngsa.  id  Rulers 
iz.2j.the  Kjngs  of  the  Gentiles  exercife  Lord. 
Acls  4.26.the  Kjngs  of  the  earth  ftood  up 

9.1  {.before  the  Gentiles,  &  f£'-.beare  my  name 
1  Cw.4,8.  ye  have  reigned  as  Kings  without  us 
1  Tim.z.z.for  Kjngs,6c  for  all  that  are  in  authority 

(5.i  y.  the  King  of  fangs,  and  Lord  of  lords 
He^.i.Abra.retuined  from  the  (bug. of  the  Kjn. 
Kev.i.  J  .the  Prince  of  the  Kjngs  ofthe  earth 
6«and  hath  made  us  Kjngs  and  priefts  unto 
j.io.and  haft  made  us  unto  our  Goi,Kjngs,8i 
6.1  j.  and  the  Kjngs  ofthe  earth  hie!  th.  mfelves 
io.n.beforenations,tongues,  &  Kj  prophefie 
i6.U.thatthe  way  ofthe  Kj-  of  the  eaft  might 
i4.which  go  forth  unto  theKjng-  ofthe  earth 
i7.2.whh  whom  the  Kj.of  the  earth  have  com. 
10.  and  they  are  feven  Kjngs 
1 2.ten  hornes,which  thou  faweft,are  ten  Kj; 
but  receive  power  as  Kjngs  one  houre 
14.  he  is  the  Lord  of  lords,  &  King  of  fangs 
i8.city  which  reigneth  over  the  Kjngs  of 
i8.3.and  thesis,  of  the  earth  have  committed 
9.  the  Kjn.  ofthe  earth  who  have  committed 
19. 16. King  of  /f*?zgj,andLord  of  lords 
i8.that  ye  may  eate  the  flefh  of  Kjngs 
19.I  faw  the  beaft;  &  the  Kjngs  ofthe  earth 
2 1,24.  the  Kj.  ofthe  earth  do  bring  their  glor. 
ititigs  of  the  Amorites. 
IWtf.4.47.  two  i^i.of  the  Amor.wch  were  on  this 
3 1.4.3s  he  did  unto  Sihon  &Og,K*-of  the  Am. 
Jofh.z.  xo.what  you  did  unto  the  2  Kj.of the  Am. 
j.i.  when  all  the  Kjngs  ofthe  Amorites  heard 
"  p.io.all  that  he  did  to  the  two  Ki.oi  the  Amor, 
jo.j.therfore  the  five  Kj.of the  Amor.gathered 
6.for  all  the  Kjn.ohht  Amorites  that  dwell 
24.i2.drave  them  out,even  the  i.J^.oftheAm. 
Boofa  ofthe  B(r.g0,  See  25ooSe. 
Mn%<8  of  Ifrael. 

1  ^,14.19.^  the  book  ofthe  Chron.of  the  K-of 

Cha.1j.31.8c  16. j, 14,20,27.8c  22.39. 

2  Kjng.i.  18. &  10.34.  &  13.8,12. 

&  14.  ij,  28.  So  j.  11, 1  j, 

2i,  25,  3L 

1 6.3  3. provoked  the  L. more  then  all  the  Kj.  of 

20.3 1.  Kjngs  ofthe  houfe  of  Ifra.  are  mercifull 

2  K'«-8.i8.waIkedin  the  way  ofthe  Kj-of  Ifrael 
13.13.  was  buried  in  Sam. with  the  Kjn.of  Ifr. 

Chap.  14. 16. 


14.29.with  his  fathers,even  the  Kings  of  Ifrael 
16. 3. he  walked  in  the  way  of  the  Kjn?J  of  If  a. 
17. 2. not  as  thcKjngs  of  Ifrael  that  were  before 

8.  walked  in  the  ftatutes  ofthe  Kjn.  of  Ifrael 
23.19.al  the  hou.w"1  the  10-of  Ikhad  made  to 

22. nor  in  all  the  dayes  ofthe  Kjngs  of  Ifrael 

1  Chr.9.  1.  were  written  in  the  book  of  thei^.oflf. 

2  Cfor.nS.u.wric.in  the  book  of  rhei^.of  Ju.&If. 

Chap.  2  j.  26.  &  27.  27.  &  28^.  26. 

&  32. 32.&33.18. 

20.?4.mentioned  in  the  book  ofthe  Kj.of Ifr. 

2  i.6.he  walked  in  the  way  of  the  Kjn.of  I  frael 

Chap.  28.  2. 

1 3.  but  haft  wal.in  the  wayes  ofthe  Kj.of  If. 

28.27.not  intothe  fepulchres  ofthe  Kj.  of  Ifr. 

3  J.  18. neither  did  all  the  i^oflfra.keepfuch  a 

27.  written  in  the  book  ofthe  Kjn.  of  Ifrael 
Chap.  36.8. 
Wn$8  of  Judah. 
1  S<a».27.6\Ziklag  pertained  to  the  Kjn  of  Judah 

1  Kjn.  14. 29. in  thebo.of  the  Chr.of  the  Kj.of  Ju. 

Chap.  1  j.  7,  23.  &  22.  4J.  2  Kjn.  8.23. 
&  iy.6",36.&  16.19.&  20.20.&  21. 

17,  2J.  &  2J.28.&  24.  J. 

2  Jy.MM2.18. hallowed  things,/t«zg.f  of  Judah  had 

19-afts  of Jehofh.in  the  book  ofthe  Kof  J. 

I4.18.afts  of  Amaz.  in  thebo.of  the  Kj-.  of  Ju. 

18.  j.was  none  like  him  among  al  the  iCi.of  J. 

23.  j. whom  the  Kjn.  of  Judah  had  ordained  to 
1 1. that  the  Kj.of  Judah  had  given  to  the  fun 
1 2.  altars  which  the  Kjngs  of  Jud.  had  made 
22.nor  in  all  the  dayes  of  the  Kjn.  of  Judah 

1  Cfc'0.9. r.in  the  book  01  the  Kj.  of  Ifra.&  Judah 

2  Chron.i6.il. &  27.  7. 

z  Chro.z  j.26.written  in  the  book  ofthe  Kj-  of  Ju. 

Chap.  28.26. 

3  2.3  2.afts  of  Hiz.in  the  book  of  the  Kj.of  Ju. 

34.1 1.  which  the  Kjngs  of  Judah  had  deftroyed 

3  j.27.his  deeds  writ.in  thebo.of  the  Kj.  of  Ju. 

:6.8.afts  of  Jehoiak.  in  the  bo.of  the  Kj-^f  Ju. 

1/k.i. i.in  the  dayes  ofllzziah — Hez.Kjn-  ofju- 

/e>'.i.i8.an  iron  pillar  againft  the  Kjn-  of  Judah 

8. 1. (hall  bring  out  the  bones  of  the  Kj.  of  Jud. 

i7.i9.whereby  the  Kjngs  of  Judah  come  in 

2o.heare  the  words  of  theLord  ye  Kj.of  Jud. 

Chap.  19. 3. 

i9.4.nor  their  fat.have  known,nor  theI£.ofJu. 

-  1 3-the  houfes  ofthe  I^.of  Ju.  (halbe  defiled 

20.j.all  the  treafures  ofthe  Kjn  of  Jud.  will  I 

3  3  ^.concerning  the  houfes  of  the  Kj.of  Judah 

44.9.have  ye  forgot.the  wicked.of  rhe  i^,.of  Ju. 

Hof.i.i.in  the  dayes  of  Jotham,  Ahiz,Kj.  of  Jud. 

Micah  1.  1. 

Srtrnie. 

Lev.i2.6.  thatisneere  of  fanneto  him  to  uncover 
20.19.for  he  uncovereth  his  neere  fame 
2i.2.  but  for  his  fanne,  that  is  neere  to  him 

2  j .  2  j. if  any  of  his  fanne  come  to  redeeme  it 

49.  or  any  that  is  nigh  of  fanne  unto  him 
Ruth  2.20.the  man  is  neere  of  fanne  unto  us 

2  Sam.  i9.42.becaufethe  King  is  neere  of  fanne  to 
Marfa  6.4.8c  among  his  own  fame,  &  in  his  own 

Gen.  1 2. 1  .get  out  from  thy  fandred  &  fathers  houfe 
24.4.(halt  go  to  mv  fandred,and  take  a  wife 

Verfe  38. 
7. took  me  from  my  fandrcd,whicb  fpake 
40.  (halt  take  a  wife  tor  my  ion  of  my  fandr. 
4 1  .when  thou  commeft  to  my  fandred 
3 1 .3  .return  to  thy  kjndred,Si  He  be  with  thee 
1 3.returne  to  the  land  of  thy  kindred 

3  2.9.return  to  thecountrey,&  to  thy  fandred 
43-7.asked  us  ftraitly  of  our  kindred 

Num.  1 0.30. to  my  owne  land,and  to  my  fandred 

Jofh.6.zi .  they  brought  out  all  her  fandred 

Ruth  2.3.Boaz,  who  was  of  th<:  fand.of  Elimelech 

3-2.and  now  is  not  B03Z  of  our  fandred 
1  CM~B.12.29.  of  the  childr.of  Benja.the  fan.of  Sa. 
Eftker  2, 10. (hewed  her  people?nor  her  fandred 
2oEfther  had  not  yet  (hewed  her  fandred 

8.6. to  fee  the  deftruftion  of  my  fandred 
Job  32.2.Elihu,of  the  fandred-of  Ram 
E^fa  1 1 . 1  j  .thy  brethren,!  he  men  of  thy  fandred 
Lufa  i.6i.noneofthy^i»^r.thac  is  called  by  this 
Acls  4.6.  as  many  as  were  ofthe  fandr.  pi  the  high 

7.3«and  from  thy  fandred,get  thee  out 


13.  Jofephs  fand.  was  made  known  to  Phar. 
i4.cal'ed  his  father  Jacob,and  all  his  fandred 
ig.the  fame  dealt  fubtiliy  with  our  fandred 
Rev.f.g.out  of  every  fandred,and  tongue 

i4-6.and  to  every  nation  and  fandred,to  prejfch 

1  Cbr.16.2,8.  give  unto  the  Lord,ye  ^i».of  the  peo. 
Pfal.i  2.27.all  the  fan.of  the  nations  (hall  worlhip 

96.7. give  to  the  Lord,0  ye  fand.  of  the  people 
Acls  3. 2  j.  (hall  all  the  fan.  ofthe  earth  be  blefied 
Rev.1.7.  all  fandre. of  the  fiiftb  (hall  waile  becaufe 

7-9.of  all  nations,  and  fandreds 

1  i.p.they  of  the  pcople,&  fandreds,8l  tongues 
1 J .7. and  power  was  given  liim  oyer  all  fandre. 

Itfnsfolke. 
Job  i9.i4.my  fansfolfa  have  failed 
Lufa:  2.44.  they  fought  him  among  their  fansfolfa 

1  &ff.i6.ix.lefc  not  of  his  famf. not  of  his  friends 

2  Kjn.10.1 1. great  men,&  his  fansfolfasj'eha  flew 
Lufazi.i6.ye  fhalbe  betrayed  both  by  par.br.&^i. 

&fnfman. 

2v"«w.j.8.butifthemanhathno^'«/»MKtOTeceive 
27. 1 1. then  ye  (hall  give  his  inherit.to  his  fanf- 
Ruth  z.i.Naomi  had  a  fanfman  of  her  husbands 
3  9-for  thou  3rt  a  neere  fanfmm 

1 2.it  is  true  that  I  am  thy  neere  fanfmm 

there  is  a  fanfman  neerer  then  I 
1 3 .  if  he  perform  to  thee  the  part  of  a  kinjm. 
let  him  doe  the  fanfmans  part 
if  he  will  not  do  the  part  of  a  fanfman 
then  He  doe  the  part  of  a  fanfm.to  thee 
4- 1  -behold  the  fanfman  of  whom  Boaz  fpake 
J. and  he  (aid  unto  the  fanfman,  Naomi  that 
6.and  the  fanfman  faid,I  cannot  redeem  it 
S.therfore  the  fanfman  faid  to  Boaz.Redeem 
I4-not  left  thee  this  day  without  a  fanfman 
John  i8.26.beinghis/{tf^whofeeare  Peter  cue  off 
Rom.  1 6. 1 1  .Salute  Herodion  rny  fanfman 

Mtiimm. 
Ruth  2.20.one  of  our  next  famfmen 
Pfal.  38.11  .and  my  famfmen  ftand  afir  off 
Lufa  1 4. 1 2.cal  not  thy  frien.  bre.neitherthy  fanf. 
Acts  xo.24.and  had  called  together  his  fanfmen,&. 
Rom.9.1. for  my  breth.my  ^.according  to  the  flefh. 
i6.7.falute  Andronicus  &  Junta  my  fanfmm 
2 1.  my  famfmen  falute  you 
3Stinfn)omart, 
Ief.18.12.fhe  isrhy  fathers  neere  famfwoman 

1 3. for  (he  is  thy  mothers  neere  fanfvnomen 
Pw.7-4.and  call  underftanding  thy  fanfrvoman 

Mnfeoomzn. 
Lev.  1 8.  i7.for  they  are  her  neere  fanfwmen 

Mr, 
2  Kjn.  1 6.g.8c  carried  the  peo.  of  it  captive  to  KJr 
Ifa.  1  j.  i.beciufe  in  the  night  Kjr  of  Moab  is  laid 

2  2.6\and  Kjr  uncovered  the  fbield 

Amos  r.j.  go  intocaptiv.  unto  Kjr  faith  the  Lord 

9.7.  and  the  Syrians  from  Kjr 

MrrjatrafrtSj. 

2  Kjn. i.z  j. only  in  Kjrharafeth  left  they  the  ftones 

Ifa.i6.7.fot  che  foundations  of  Kjrharef.  (hall ye 

1 1. and  my  inward  parts  for  Kjrharefeth 

Irti-herefl), 

Ifa. 16.1 1. and  my  inward  parts  for  Kjrherefh 
Jer.q&.i  1. mine  hea.fhal  mourn  for  the  men  ofX/- 
36.found  like  pipes  for  the  men  of  Kjrherefh 
Mtis.t\). 
Jofb.  1 8.28.Gibeath,and  Kjriath.ciues  of  Benjam. 

Mtlatr^aitba. 
Gra.23.2.  Sarah  died  in  Kjriatb-  Arba,  the  fame  is 
Jofb.  1 4. 1  j.name  of  Hebron  before  wasKjriath-A. 

Judg.  1. 10. 

i  j.  j  4.  &  Humtah,&  Kjriath-ArbatYith  is  Hebr. 

20.7. &  l^*/i.^>Mfwhich  is  Heb-^in  the  moun. 

Neh.i  i.2j.fome  ofthe  child.of  Jud.dwelt  at  Kj.A. 

Mttattyaxim 
E?ra  2.2  J.the  children  of  Kjriatb-arim,  743. 

UtrfatfcbaaL 
Jojh.if-6'o.  Kjriath-baal ,which  is Kiriath-jearim 
\%.i^.Kjfiath-haal,a  city  of  thechild.of  Judah 
Jfcttiatl^liBjotlj. 
Jv"«w.22-39.and  they  came  unto  Kjriatb-hw^oth 

JSttrfatti=jcarfm. 

Jofh  9.  i7.cities)Gibeon,Chephir.Beer.K»^-/^ 
1  j.9-to  Baalah,which  is  Kjriath-jcarim 

6o.Kin"ath- 


K  I  R 


K'l  S 


K  I  T 


KNE 


K  N  E 


KNE 


<So.Kiriath-baal,which  is  Kjriath-jearim 
i8.i4.fwhich  is  Kjriatb-jearim)z  city  of Judah 

1  {.the  fouth  quart,  was  from  the  end  of  Kjr. 
Judg.iS.iz.&L  pitched  in  Kjriath-jearim  in  Judah 

behold  it  is  behind  Kjnatb-\eanm 
i  Sam.6.z\ .mefiengers  to  the  inhab.of  Kj-rktb-jea. 
7 .  i  .and  the  men  of  Kjriath-jearim  came 

2  .while  the  atke  abode  in  Kjriatbjearim 
r  Chro.z.  yo-Shobal  the  father  oi  Kjriath-jearim 

Verfe  52. 

5  j. and  the  families  of  Kjriath-jearim 

1  j.  5.  to  bring  the  ark  of  God  from  Kjriath-jea. 

6.10  Xirictth-jearimtY/hich  belonged  to  Judah 

2  Cfo'.i.4.butthearkofGo.had'Da,bro.fromf(«'. 

Nc/;,7.29.the  men  of  i^./efl.Chephir.&Beer..743. 

Jcr. 16. zo.Urijah  the  fon  of  Shemaiah  of  Kiri.jea. 

jro/&.iy.4a.Dannah,&  Kjriath-Sanmb^  isDeb. 

irtrfatbigiepher. 
JoJb.i<$.\  y.the  name  of  Debir  befo.  was  Kjri.Sep. 
16.  he  that  fmiteth  Kjriath-Sepher 

•  Judges  1.  ii,  12. 
Efriattjaim, 

Gw.14.5f.and  the  Emimsin  Shaveh3K?Vifl2^flJOT 
Num.  3  2-37.built  Heihbon,Elealeh,andiO>'w^««# 
fojb.i  i.i9K}riathaim,&.  Sibmab,given  toReuben 
1  Cbro.6.76.Kiriatb.  with  herfuburbs  out  of  Nap. 
Jer.^S. i.Kjriathaim  is  confounded  and  taken 

2 3 .  and  upon  Kjriathaim  judgement  is  come 
£7e.2  5.9.Baal-meon,  &  itiriar.glory  of  thecoun. 

Mrtoth. 
jfer.48.24.upon  Kjriotb,8c  upon  Boi.  jud. is  come 

41.  Kiriotb  is  taken 
Amos  2.2.it  (hall  devoure  the  palaces  oiKjriotb 
Stty. 

1  &i»z.9.i.amanofBenjam.whofename  y/asK'fi 

3 .  and  the  affes  olfyfb,  Sauls  father 

and  Kjfb  faid  to  Saul  his  fon 
10. 1 1. that  is  come  to  the  fon  of  Kjjh 

2 1. and  Saul  the  fon  of  Kjffi  was  taken 
14.5  i.and  Kip  was  the  father  of  Saul 

2  SdOT.21.14.  in  the  (i'pulchre  of  Kjp  his  father 

1  CVw.8.30.Abdon,Zur,  &  i£i/&, fonsof  Gibeon 

3  3  .and  Ner  begat  kjjb,&.  Kjp  begat  Saul 

Chap  9.  36, 39. 
1 2. 1  .becaufe  of  Saul  the  fon  of  Kjp 
23.2 i.thefonsof Mahli :  Eleaier  and  Kjp 

2  2.the  fons  of  Kifl)  took  Eleazers  daughter 
24.29.concerningi£J/6,fonofit(/&-Jerah 
26.28.  and  Saul  the  ion  of  JQi/Z>  had  dedicated 

2  Chro.19.1z.Kjjh  the  fon  of  Abdi,ofMerari 
Efther  2.5.Shimei  fon  of  Kip, 3.  Benjamite 

ACls  13.2L&  God  gave  them  Saul  the  fon  of  Cis 

1  Cbw.6.44.  Ethan  the  fon  of  Kjpi 

Jufhion. 
JoJh.\9.zo.-R.3.bbithilZjhion,8t  Abez  oflflach.lot 

fttfyon. 

fop. z  1 . 28 . Kjjhon  with  her  fubuibs  out  of Iflachar 
Judg.n.'/.\\t  draw  to  thee  the  river  Kjpon,  Sifera 
1 3. unto  the  river  of  KjponSikxz gather,  all 
5.21  .the  river  of  Kjpon  (Wept  them  away 

that  ancient  river,the  river  Kjpen 

1  Kjn.  18,40. Elijah  brought  them  to  the  brook^. 

ittfon. 

Pfal.  S  3  .ji.as  to  J  abin  at  the  brook  of  Kjfon 

HUffe. 

Gen.z7.zG.c0mc  neere  and  faffe  me  my  fon 
3  i. 28.(12(1  not  fufFered  me  to  l(if[e  my  fons,  & 

2  Sam.20^9.  beard  with  the  right  hand  to^i.  him 
1  Kjn.19. 20.1et  me,I  pray  thte,faffe  my  fa.&  mo. 
Pfal. 2.12.  faffe  the  Son  left  he  be  angry 
Pro.24,26.every  man  fhall  faffe  his  lips  thatgiveth 
Cant.i.z.Xn  him  ^i/Jemewuhthekiffes  of  his 

8. 1. 1  would  faffe  thee,yet  I  would  not  bedefpi. 
Uof.xi.zMt  the  men  that  ha ibcet  faffe  the  calves 
Atoffo.26.48.wbomfoever  I  faffe*  the  fame  is  he 

Marine  14.44. 
Lu\e  7.4 y  .hath  not  ceafed  to  faffe  my  feet 

2  2.47. and  drew  neere  unto  Jefus  to  faffe  him 

HiffCtj. 
Gf«.27.27.Jacob  came  neere  and  faiffedhxen 
29 . 1 1 .  Jacob  l(ijjid  Rachel 

i4.Laban  irnbraced  Jacob  and  faffedhim 
3 1 .  y  5 .  Laban  faffed  his  fons  and  daughters 

3  3 ,4.Efau  fell  on  his  necke  and  faffed  him 


45.1  5  .moreover  he  faffedzW  his  brethren 
48. 10. he  fajjfedx.\\zm,zn&  embraced  them 
50.1.  Jofeph  fell  on  his  fathers  face,  and  faded 

Exod.4. 27. met  him  in  the  mount  of  God,  &  faf. 

i-8.7.Mofes  did  obeyfance,and  faffed  him 
Ruth  i.9.then  (he  faffed  them,and  they  lift  up 

1 4. and  Orphah  faffed  her  mother-in-law 
1  Saw.  1 0.1. Samuel  faiffedhim,Si  faid, Is  it  not 

20. 4 2. and  they  faffed  one  another 
2SflOT.14.33.and  the  King  faffed  Ab(o\om 

iy.y.took  him,  and  faiffedhim 

19.39/the  King  ^ij|/cd!Bar2tllai,&  blefled  him 
1  Kjn.  19.18.  every  mouth  which  have  not  fai.bim 
Job  3 1 .  27.or  my  mouth  hath  faffed  my  hand 
P/fl/.8y.io.rigbteoufnes  &  peace  have  ^i.each  oth 
Pw.7-13.fo  (he  caught  him,&  faffed  him,and  with 
Afar.26.49.Haile  mafter,  and  faffed  him 
Marine  14.45.and  faith ,Mafter,mafter,  &  ^him 
Luke  7.3  8  .&  faijjedhis  feet,&  anointed  them  with 

1  y.  20. father  fell  on  his  neck,and  faffed  him 
Alls  20. 3 7. fell  on  Pauls  necke,and  faffed  him 
Jtfffe, 

Luke  7.4y.thou gaveft  me  no  fajffe 

22.48.Jud.betray.thoutheSonofmanw'ba^ 
Rom.  16. 16.  falute  one  another  with  an  holy  faffe 
1  Cor.  16. 20.greet  one  another  with  an  holy  faffe 
2  Cor.  13. 12, 
1  Tfo/Ty.26.greetall  the  brethren  with  an  holy^i. 
1  Pet.^.  14.  gteet  one  another  with  a  faffe  of  char. 

akfffe*. 
Pro.  27.6. the  faiffes  of  an  enemy  are  dcceitfull 
C<z»f.i.2.let  him  kiffe  me  with  the  faijfes  of  his  mo. 

Lev.  1 1.14  the  Vulture,  &  the  Kjte  after  his  kind 
Veut.i^.  1 3  .and  the  Glede,and  the  ](i«>unckane 

fofb.  1  y.40.CabbonjLahman,&K?^^  'n  Ju.inh. 

Citron. 

Judg.  i.30.did  Zebulun  drive  out  the  inha.of  Kl- 

Mttim. 
Gen.  1  o.4fons of Javan,iC^iw>&  Dodanim 
1  C/.ro.i.7.Eli(hah,Tarlhi(h,lO"''»j&  Dodanim 

ItneaD'. 

Gen.iS.6.  faiead  it,&  make  cakes  upon  the  hearth 
fer.j. iS.  and  the  women  fyneadthzh  dough 
KneatseD. 

1  SflOT.28.24.andtooke  flowre,and  faieaded  it 

2  Sam.i2.S.Ta.m3rtook&owre}&.faieadedit 
Hof.j  .4.after  he  hath  faieaded  the  dough,untill 

itrieaOfng. 

Exod.S.  3 .  frogs  came  into  thy  kneading  troughes 
1 1.3  4. their  faicading  troughes  being  bound 
ftriee, 
Gra.4i.4?.theycryed  before  bim,Bow  the^«ee 
7/2(.45:.23.that  untomeevery  knee  (hall bow 
Afaf.27.29.and  they  bowed  the  knee  before  him 
Root.  1  i.4«who  have  not  bowed  the  fatee  to  the  im. 

14. 1 1. every  hj>w  (hall  bow  to  me 
Pfci/.2.io.thatat  the  name  of  Jefus  every  \n.  (hall 

Iftneele. 
Gen.zq.  1  i.made  hiscamels  to  kneele  downe 
Pfal.9  5 .6.  let  us  faieele  before  the  Lord  our  maker 

Utncelett, 
2  Chro.6. 1 3  .and  kneeled  downe  upon  his  knees 
Dan.6. 10.  Daniel  kneeled  down  upon  his  knee* 
Mar\  \a.\i.kne.x.o  him,&  asked  him, Good  ma. 
Lufa  22.41  .and  kneeled  downe,and  prayed 
Acls  7 .6o.and  he  kneeled  down,and  cryed  with 
9.40. Peter  kneeled  down  and  prayed 
20.36\^wf/ft/down,&  prayed  with  then*  all 
2 1.  y. and  we  kneeled  down  on  the  (hore 

Kneeling. 

1  Kjn.S .  f4.rofe  up  from  kneeling  on  his  knees 
Mat. 17. 1 4.3.  certain  man  kneeling  down  to 
Marke  1 .4°-a  leper  befeeching  him,and  faie.down 

Srneeg. 

Gc»,3o.3.Bilhah  (hall  beare  upon  my  knees 
48. 1 2. brought  them  out  from  between  his  fane. 

50.2  3  .were  brought  up  upon  Jofephs  knees 
Deut.zS.i  5. the  Lord  (hall  (mite  thee  in  thtfatees 
fudg.7. $.that  boweth  down  upon  his  fax.to  drink 

6.bowed  dow  -upon  theit»  ^»e.to  drink  water 

16.19.  ?nc^  me  ma^e  n'm  ^eeP  uPon  ner  fawzs 
1  ]^i«.8.y4.from  kneeling  on  his  knees 
18.42.and  put  his  (ace  between  his  fames 
19. 18. all  the  knees  which  have  not  bowed  to 


2  K'^-i-1?.  and  fell  on  his  ^"rbefore^Eliiah 

14.20. he  fate  on  his  knees  cillnoone 
2  Cbro.6.\  3. and  kneeled  downe  upon  his  knees 
E?ra  9.5.I  fell  en  my  knecs,md  Ipread  out 
fob  3.i2.why  did  the^etrprevent  me 

4.4.thou  haft  ftrengthneci  the  feeble  knee s 
Pfal.  109.24.my  knees  are  weake  through  faftin^ 
Ifa.i  y.3.and  confirme  the  feeble  faices 

66.1 2. and  be  dandled  upon  her  knees 
E\ck-7-i7-  a^  fates  (halbe  weake  as  water 

Chap.21.7. 

47.4.the  waters  were  to  the  knees 
Dan.S.6.bi$  knees  (mote  one  againft  another 

6.io.kneeled  upon  his  knees  three  times  a  day 

iotio.which  fet  me  upon  my  knees 
Nahum  2.io.and  the  ^roejfmite  together 
Marfa  1  5. io.and bowing  their  $»cctyvor(hip.him  j 
Luke  5.8.  Simon  Peter  fell  down  at  Jefus  knees 
Epbef.2.14.  for  thiscaufel  bowed  my  knees  unto 
Heb.  1 2. 1 2.that  hang  down,and  the  feeble  knees 

Imeaj. 

Gw.4. I.Adam  faiervEve his  wife,&  (lie conceived 
1 7. Cain  faiew  his  wife, and  (he  conceived 
2  5.  Adam  faiew  his  wife  againc.and  (he  bare 
3  8.26.he  faiew  her  againe  no  more 
Jtidg.i  1.39.  and  (he  knewno  man 

19.25.they  knew  her,&  abufed  her  al  the  night 
1  SflOT.i.i9.  Elkanah  knew  Hannah  his  wife 
Mat.  1.25  .and  faiew  her  not  till  (he  had  brought 

Gen.  3 .7.  Adam  and  Eve  knew  that  they  were  nak. 
8.1 1. fo  Noah^/KW  that  the  waters  were  abated 
9-24.Noah  fcz.what  his  younger  fon  had  done 
28.1 6. is  in  this  place,  and  I  fanew  it  not 
3  7. 3  3. he  knew  it,and  faidjt  is  my  fons  coat 
38.9-On3n  knew  the  feed  (hould  not  be  his 
42.7-Jofeph  law  his  brethren,and  fanew  them. 
8. Jofeph  ^ew  his brethren,but  they  knew 

Num.zq.  i6.faiew  the  knowledge  of  the  moftHigb. 

Deut.g.z^.lrom  the  day  that  I  knewyou 
3  3 .9.  nor  faiew  his  owne  children 

3  4. 10. whom  the  Lord  knewizce.  to  face 
Judg.  3 .2.fuch  as  before  fanew  nothing  thereof 

13.21.  Manoah^s.  that  he  was  an  angel  of  G. 
18.3. they  knew  the  voice  of  the  young  man 

1  SdOT.3.20.Ifrael^».that  Samuel  was  eftablifhed 

10. 1 1  .when  all  that  knew  him  before  time,faw 
i8.28.Saulfaw  &  ^tf.that  the  Lo.was  with  Da. 
20.9  .for  if  I  knew  certainly  that  evill  were 

33.  whereby  Jonathan  faiew  that  it  was  det. 

39.but  the  lad  knew  not  any  thing 

only  Jonathan  and  Dav.^«eB>  the  matter 
12. 1 5. thy  fcrvant£»ew  nothing  of  all  this 

I7.becaufe  they  knew  when  he  fled 

2  2.David  faid  to  Abiathar,I  fane.ix.  that  day 
23.9.D.ivid  knewthzt  Saul fecretly  practifed 
26. 1 2. no  man  faw  it,  nor  fa^w  it 

17. Saul  faiew  Davids  voice 

2  Saot.i  1. 1 6. where  he  kne.  that  valiant  men  were 

1  Kjn.  1 8 .7_and  he  knew  hi  m,  and  fell  on  his  face 

2  Cbro.i  3.1 3. then  Manaffeh  knew  that  the  Lo.he 
Eflher  1 . 1 3  .the  Ki-faid  to  the  wifemen  v/th  ijvuhe 

fo  was  the  Ki. manner  tow.al  that  ^».the  law 
fob  23.3.O  that  I  knew  where  I  might  find  him 
//fl.48. 4. becaufe  I  knew  that  thou  art  obftinate 

7. behold,  I  fanew  them 

8.for  I  knew  that  thou  wouldeft  deale  treach. 
Jet.  1 .  %  .before  I  formed  thee  in  the  belly  I  /j;».thee 
32.8.thenl£»ewthatthis  was  the  word  of  the 

4  i.4.flaine  Gedaliah,and  no  man  fanew  it 
44.15  then  all  the  men  which  knew  that  their 

E?efa  10. 20.I  faiew  that  they  were  Cherubims 

19.7. and  he  fanew  their  defolate  palaces 
Dan.  5. 2 1  .till  I  knew  that  the  moft  high  Go.  ruled 
tf.io.when  Dan.  knew  the  writing  was  (igned 
Jonah  1 . 1  o.  the  men  fanew  that  he  had  fled  from 
4.2.  for  I  fanew  that  thou  art  a  gracious  God 
Zecb.  1 1.1 1. knew  that  it  was  the  word  of  the  Lord 
Mat.7. 23.1k  profeffe,I  never  fanewyo\x 
1 2. 1 5.  but  when  Jefus  fanew  it 

2  5.and  Jefus  fate™  tneir  thoughts 
25.24.1  faiew  thee  that  thou  art  an  hard  man 
27.18.he  knew  that  for  envy  they  had  delivered 
Ma/fa  1.3  4.not  devils  to  fpeak,becaufe  they  knew 
6.3  3. and  many  ^zeiphim 
38.  loaves  ?  And  when  they  knew,they  fay 

54.ftraight 


K  N  E 


KNE 


KNE 


KNO 


K  N  O 


KNO 


54.ftr.iight  way  they  knew  him 
8.i7.and  when  Jefus  \nevp  it,he  faith,Wliy 
i2.ia.for  they  knew  he  had  fpoken  the  parable 
1 5.  io.for  he  knew  that  the  chiefe  priefts 

4f  .and  when  he  \new  it  oftbe  Centurion 
Luke  4.41. for  they  ^nevo  that  he  was  Chrift 
6.8.but  he  ^w  their  thoughts 
7.37.when  the  knew  that  Jefus  fate  at  meat 
a. 1 1.  and  the  people  when  they  linc.it  fol.  him 


44.3  whom  they  knew  not  ^neither  they,  you 
Dan.  1 1  .j8.aGod  whom  his  fathers  \mw  not 
Ho/i8.4.they  have  made  princesjand  1  knew  it  not 

11. 3. but  they  \new  not  that  I  healed  them 
Ze(fo.7.i4.among  the  nations  whom  they  /jW.not 
Mat.  17. 1  2.Elias,and  they  knew  him  not 

14.3  9.and  knew  not  untill  the  noiid  came 
Luke  2. 4  3. Jofeph  and  his  mother  knew  it  not 

1 2.48.but  he  that  knew  not,and  did  commit 


.  _.47-and  that  fervant  which  focwhis  Lo.will    John  i.io.and  the  world  knew  him  not 
i8.j4.neither  £tf.they the  things  w'h  were  fpo  ' 


23.7.affoone  as  he  knew  that  he  belonged  to 

24.3 1.  and  they  knew  him 
John  2.<j.and  knew  not  whence  it  was 

but  the  fervants  which  drew  the  water  knew 

24>becaufe  he  knew  all  men 

2  j. he  Ipiew  what  was  in  man 
4. 1  .when  therfore  the  Lord  knew  how  the  Pha. 

5  3  .fo  the  father  knew  it  was  at  the  fame  hour 
5.6.when  Jefus  faw  him  lie,  and  knew  that  of 
6.6.for  he  himfelf  knew  what  he  would 

61.  when  Jefus  tyiew  in  himfelfe  that  his 

64.for  Jefus  \new  from  the  beginning 
i 1 .42.I  knew  that  thou  heareft  me  alwayes 

57-if  any  man  knew  where  he  were 
1 2.9. much  peo.of  the  Jews  ^.that  he  was  there 
1 3. 1. when  Jefus  knew  that  his  hour  was  come 

1  i.for  he'^KW  who  mould  betray  him 

28  .now  no.man  at  the  table  knew  for  what 
1 6. 19. Jefus  knew  that  they  were  defirous  to 
i8.i.Judas£«ewthe  place 
Acls  3. 10. they  knew  it  was  he  which  fate  for  alms 
9.30.which  when  the  brethren  l^new 
1 2. 14. and  when  (he  knew  Peters  voice 
1 6. 3. for  they  \mw  all, that  his  father  was 
19.34  but  when  they  £se»>thathe  was  a  Jew 
2  2.29.after  he  knew  that  he  was  a  Roman 
26. 5. which  knew  me  from  the  beginning 
2 8. 1. then  they  knew  that  the  Hand  was  called 
Rom.t.z  i.becaufe  that  when  they  \nevD  God 

1  C<?)'.2.8.whichnoneoftheprin.  of  this  world^. 

2  Cor.f.zi.  who  \newno  fin 

12.2. 1  l{itevc>  a  man  in  Chrift  above  i4.yeeres 
3. and  I  \mw  fuch  a  man, whether 
C0/.i.6.and  knew  the  grace  of  God  in  truth 

2. 1 .1  would  ye  knew  what  great  confidence 
Jude  5. though  ye  once  knew  this 
Rev.ig.iz.a  name  written  that  no  man  Ipewbut 

Unco)  not. 
Gen.iS.  16. is  in  this  place,and  I  knew  it  not 

31.32.  Jacob  knew  not  that  Rachel  had  ftollen 
38.16.  for  he  knew  not  that  (he  was  hisdaughr. 
3  9.6 .he  knew  not  ought  that  he  had,favc   . 
42.-8  they  knew not  him 

23. they  kntw  not  that  Jofeph  underftood 
EaW.i.8.a  new/  King  which  \newrsat  Jofeph 
Num.  22.34.I  ^;.not  that  thou  ftoodeft  in  the  way 
De«/.8.i6.Manna,whichthy  fathers  tyiewnot 
29. 26. gods  which  they  knew  not 
32.17.to  gods  whom  they  knew not 
,/#%.  2.  io.generation  after  them  which  ^z.notthe 
1 3.i6.Manoah  knew  not  he  was  an  angell 
14.4. his  father  and  mother  ^se.not  that  it  was 
20.34.they  knew notthat  evill  was  neere 

1  Sam.z.i  2.  they  knew  not  the  Lord 
14. 3. the  people  knew  not  that  Jonathan  was 
20.39.but  the  lad  knew  not  any  thing 

2  Sam.-$.z6.  but  David  knew  it  not 
1  i.zo.knewye  not  they  wouldmoot  from 
1 5.1 1.  and  they  knew  not  any  thing 
i8.29.tumult,but  I  fyicw  not  what  it  was 
22.44.8  people  which  I  knew  not  (hal  ferve  me 

i  Rjn.i.qbm  the  King  knew  her  not 
2  Kjn.4. 3 9. for  they  l^iew  them  not 
Neb.z.  1 6. the  rulers  knew  nor  whither  I  went 
Job  2.1 2.their  eyes  afar  of,r.nd  £«ra>himnot 
29.16~.the  caufe  which  I  \nm  not,  I  fearch.out 
41.3  .things  which  I  Igiew  not  too  wonderfull 
Vfal.ii. 1 1  .they  laid  to  my  charge,thm.gs  I  \n.not 

r 5-againft  me,and  I  \rnvp  it  not 
Pro. 24. 12. behold,  we  k'aew  it  not 
jyjr.42.16.lle  bring  the  blind  by  a  way  they  ^.not 
if.yet  he  knew  not;it  burned  him,yet 
5  5 .  5  .and  nations  that  ^sew'not  thee 
Jer.i.8.th&t  handle  the  hwjtfiew  me  not 
1 1 . 1 9.I  \nevi>  not  they  had  devifed  devifes 


31.  and  I  knew  him  not 
3 3.I  knew  him  not,but  he  that  fent  me  to 
2.9.and  |«w  not  whence  it  was 
20.9.for  as  yet  they  knew  not  the  Scripture 

i4.and  knew  noc  that  it  was  Jefus 
2i.4.difciples  faew  not  that  it  was  jefus 
Acls  7.i8.dll  another  Ki.arofe  which  ^s.not  Jof. 
i3.27.becaufe  they  knew  him  not 
19.3  2. the  more  part  knew  not  wherefore 
27.39.they  knew  not  the  land 
1  Cor.L21.the  world  by  wifedome  knew  not  God 
G<i/.4.8.howbeit,then  when  ye /<ww>  not  God 
1  John  3 .i.becaufe  it  knew  not  him 

ikneiBeft. 
Dfz^.8.3.Manna,which  thou  l^iewejl  not 
Ruth  2. 1 1..  people  which  thou  kwwejl  not  heretof. 
Neb.g. 10.  thou  knm- tnat  t'iey  dealt  proudly  aga. 
Pfal.  142.3.  then  thou  k»ewefi  my  path 
Ifa.^S  .8.yea  thou  £/ze w/2  not  from  that  time 
Z>tf?2.5.2  2,though  thou  kwwcfi  all  this 
.M(#.2$.26.thou£tfe.thatI  reap  where  I  fowed  not 
Luke  19.22.  thou  kne"""-  that  I  was  an  auftere  man 

44,becaufe  thou'^seweff  not  the  time  of 
/o/;B4.io.if  thou  k^wefl  the  gift  of  God,  &  who 

Stnffe. 
Gen.iz.6.took  the  fire  in  his  hand,and  the  kfl'ifi 

10. took  the  kjiife  to  flay  his  fon 
fudg.19.iQ.ht  took  z.\ni.  &  laid  hold  on  his  con. 
P/-0.2  3 . 2.  and  put  a  knife  to  thy  throat,if  thou  be 
£^e£.f  .i.&  thou  fon  ofman,take  thee  a  iliarp  ^. 
2,and  fmitc  about  it  with  a  knife 
Unit. 
Judg.zo.i  1  ./^»ii  together  as  one  man 
1  Sam~i8.i.the  foule  of  Jonath.was  knit  with  the 
1  C&ro.  1 2.  r  7-mine  heart  flialbe  knit  unto  you 
A6ls  10.11  .(heetj^nif  at  the  foure  corners 
Cel.z.  z. being  kjilt  together  in  love 

19.&  /j«£together3increafeth  with  the  incr. 

Jojh.^.z.mske  thee  fharp  ^»iwj,and  circumcife 

3.Jofhuamsdehimfharp^«Wi 
1  f(ira.i8.2  8.cut  themfel.after  their  man.  wtb  fai- 
E%ra  1.9.  nine  &  twenty  ^w.Cyrus  brought  forth 
Pro.30.14.and  their  jaw  teeth  as  /|;;»wj 

Mat.7.7.  i^flcfoand  it  (hall  be  opened  unto 

Luke  1 1.9. 
13.25  .and  to  \nocke  at  the  doore,  faying 
Rev.  3. 20.behold,  I  ftand  at  the  doore  and  ^wc^ 

UnccHeO. 
^c?i  1 2. 1 3. and  as  Peter  knocked  at  the  doore 
Imocfeet!). 

Cant.^.z.h  is  the  voice  of  my  wel-belov.that  /{Xoc. 
Mat.7.S.to  him  that  k.nocketb,it  (hal be  opened 

L«^e  11. 10. 
i2.36.thatwhen  hecometh  and^fff/je^ 

ziSi  1 2. 1 6.but  Peter  continued  knocking 

.    Itnop. 
£^.25.3  3.with  a  ^aap  and  a  flower 
Ij.knop  under  two  branches  ,  and 

•Chap.  37.  a  1. 
3 7. 1 9. in  onebranch,a  ^«9p  and  a  flower 

in  another  branch  a  \no$  and  a  flower 


fiarorf.  2  j.  31.  his  ^«0/tf  and  his  flowers 

Ver.  34, 36. 
36.  knops  and  branches  6f  the  fame 

Chap.37.  20,12. 

37.i7.his  k^ops  and  his  flowers  were  of 
1  ^«z.6.i8.carved  with  £»»/>*>  and  open  flowers 
7.24.there  were  knops  compafllng  it 

the  knops  were  call  in  two  rowes 
Wmona. 
Ge».3.5.God  doth  £»ew>,then  y6ur  eyes  flialbe  op. 
2  2.asoneofus,tb^0JPgoodandevJll 


15.13.  km-  of  a  furety,  that  thy  feed  (halbe  a  fir. 
18.2 1.  if  notjl  will  kmv" 
20.7.if  thou  reftore  her  not,  know  thou 
37.3  z.knovo  now  whether  it  be  thy  fons  coat 
Exod.  1 8. 1 6. 1  make  them  j^wk>  the  ftatutes  of  G. 
33.i2.thou  haft  not  let  me  know  whom  thou 
36.  i.to  know  how  to  wotkt  all  manner  of 
Num.  1 4. 3 1  and. they  fhall  know  the  land 
34_ye  fhall  \{pox>  my  breach  of  promife 
i6.28.licreby  ye  (hall  ^03>  thatthe  Lord 
Df/tf.4.3  5. that  thou  mighteft  know  theLord  is  G. 
l^.know  therefore  this  day  and  confider 
7.g.know  therefore  that  the  Lord  thy  God 
8,2.  to  know  what  wa?  in  thine  heart 
3. neither  did  thy  fathers  know 

that  he  might  make  thee  know 
1  r.  2.  and  know  you  this  day 
1 3.3  .to  know  whether  you  love  the  Lord 
/0/&.3.14.  hereby  ye  (hall  (w  that  the  living  G. 

4.2  2.then  ye  (hall  let  your  children  know 
24.that  all  the  people  of  the  earth  might  \n. 

22.22.andlfrael  he  fhall  know 
23.13  .know  for  a  certainty,  that  the  Lord  will 
Judg.$.  2.might  know  to  teach  them  warrc 

4.  to  know  whether  they  would  heaiken 
Rhtb  3.11  .tor  all  the  city  of  my  people  doth  know 
I4.fhe  rofe  up  before  one  could  know  anoth. 
1 8  .fit  ftill,my  daughter,  untill  thou  know ' 

1  Sam.  3 .7  .Samuel  did  not  yet  know  the  Lord 

6.9-then  we  fhall  know  that  it  is  not  his  hand 
1 4.3  8.and  know  and  fee  wherein  this  fin 
17. 47.and  all  this  aflembly  fhall  tyim 
20.3.  let  not  Jonathan  know  this 
2 1 . 2.1et  no  man  know  any  thing  of  the 
24.1 1. know  thou  and  fee ,that  there  is  neither 
25.17.now  therefore  ^aroand  confider 
28.1.  Achifh  faid  to  Dav.  Kjiow  thou  afluredly 
2.furely  thou  (halt  know  what  thy  fervant 

2  Saw. 3. 2  5. and  to  know  thy  going  out 

and  to  know  all  that  thou  do  eft 
7. 2 1. to  make  thy  fervant  know  them 
14.20.  to  know  all  things  that  are  in  the  earth 
19.20.  for  thy  fervant  doth  know  that  I  have 
1  Jt«.2.37.  thou  (halt  kn.  for  a  certain,thou  (halt 
42.  know  for  a  certain  on  the  day  thou  goeft 

8.3  8.which  (hall  know  every  man  the  plague 

z  2<;w.5.8.he  fhall  ^z.that  there  is  a  proph.  inlfr. 

7. 1  z.they  know  that  we  be  hungry 

10.10.  know  now,that  there  (hall  fall  nothing 

1  Ch/on.  12.3  2.to  know  what  Ifrael  ought  to  doe 

zS. 9,know  thou  the  God  of  thy  father 

2  Cbro.6.z<).itt\\zn  every  one  fhall  kn.  his  own  fore 

13.5.  ought  ye  not  to  kj^w  that  the  Lord  gave 

3  2.3  i.that  he  might  ^.all  that  was  in  his  heart 

E'yra  4.1  j.and  know  that  this  city  is  a  rebellious 

7.2  5".and  fuch  as  know  the  lawesof  thy  God 
Neb.4. 1 1  .they  (hall  not  know,  neither  fee 
Eslher  2,1  i.to  know  how  Efther  did 

4.j.to  know  what  it  wasjand  why  it  was 

1  j. and  people  of  the  Kings  provin.do^sowi 
fob  5.24.2nd  thou  (halt  know  that  thy  tabernacle 

2  5-thou  (halt  know  alfo  that  thy  feed 
z-j.know  t hou  it  for  thy  good 

7.t.o.neither  fhall  his  place  know  him  any 
8  9-but  ofyefterday,and  know  nothing 
1 1.6. know  therefore  that  God  exjfteth 

8. what  canft  thou  know 
1 3 .2  3  .make  me  to  know  my  tranfgreffion 
\<).6.know  now  that  God  haihoverthrowne 
2i.i9.andhe  (hall  know  it 
22.i3-thoufaieft,How  doth  God  know 
23-5.I  would  l[now  the  words  which  he  would 
24.1. that  know  him,  not  fee  his  dayes 

i7.ifone^»0^them,theyareintheterrours 
34.4.1et  us  kno-  among  our  felves  what  is  good 
37.1 5-doeft  thou  know  when  God  difpofed 

i<?.doeft  thou  know  the  balancings  of  clouds 
38.1 2.caufed  the  day-fpring  to  know  his  place 

20.  that  thou  (houldeft  know  the  paths  to  the 
P/JJ/.4.3.  but  know  that  the  Lord  hath  fet  apart 
9.1  o.and  they  that  know  thy  name 
3 6. 10. loving  kindneffe  to  them  that  know  thee 
39.4.  Lord  make  me  to  know  mine  end 
46. 10.be  ftill  and  know  that  I  am  God 
5i.6.(haltmake  me  to  /j;3<m>wifdome 
59.1 3.and  let  them  know  that  God  ruleth 

73.11.how 


K  N  O        K  N  O 


K  N  O 


K  N  O 


K  N  O        K  N  O 


7  3 . 1 1 .  how  doth  God  know 

i6.when  I  thought  to  J^owthis 
78.6.  that  the  generation  to  come  might  tyiow 
87.4.10  them  that  ifcs<OT  me,  makejmention 
89. 1  f.bleffed  that  know  the  joyfull  found 
103.16.the  place  thereof  mall  know  ic  no  mote 
139.23. and  £«wmy  heart 

trie  me,and  know  my  thoughts 
1 42-4.no  man  that  would  know  me 
i4j.8.caufe  me  to  know  the  way  wherein 
Pw.i.2.to  know  wifdome  and  inftru&ion 

4. 1  .attend  to  know  underftanding 

1  o.j  i.the  lips  of  the  righteous  know  what  is 
22.n.thatl  might  make  thee  ^s.tbe  certainty 
27.23.to know  the  flateof  thy  flockcs 
Ecclef.i.  1 7.I  gave  my  heart  to  know  wifdome 

and  to  know  madneffe  and  folly 

7.2  5.I  applyed  mine  heart  to  know 

to  know  the  wickedneffe  of  folly 
8.  i6.when  I  applied  my  heart  to  know 

1 7.though  a  wife  man  thinke  to  kjiow  it 
5f.5r.the  living  know  they  fhall  die 
1  i.^.but  know  thou,that  for  all  thefe  things 
Ifa.7.1 6.before  the  child  fhaU  know  w  refufe 
9.9.  and  all  the  people  fhall  know 
19.12.let  them  knowv/hat  the  Lord  of  hofts 

2  i.the  Egyptians  fhall  know  the  Lord  in 
41.20.that  they  may  fee,and  £fl<ra?,and  confider 

2  2  .and  know  the  later  end  of  them , 
44.9.  they  fee  not.,  nor  know 
49.26.and  all  flefh  fhall  know,that  I 
5o.4.that  I  fhould  know  how  to  fpeake  a 
5  2.6.  therefore  my  people  fhall  know  my  name 
they  fhall  know  in  that  day 
58.2,andidclight  to  know  my  wayes 
60.16.and  thou  fhalt  knew  that  I  the  Lord  am 
Jer.z.  ig.know  therefore  &  fee  that  it  is  an  evill 
x^kjww  what  thou  haft  done 
5.  i.ana  fee  no%,and  know,md  feek  in  the 
6. 1 8,and  k.nowtO  congregation  what  is  among 
9.6.through  deceit,  the  refufe  to  know  me 
1  5 .  1  %.know  that  for  thy  fake  I  have  fuffered 
16.21.Ile  this  once  caufe  them  to  ^ww 

lie  caufe  them  to  know  mine  hand,and 
they  fhall  know  that  my  name  is  theL. 
i7.$».heart,  who  can  know  it 
22.16.was  not  this  to  know  me 
24.7.1k  give  them  an  heart  to  know  me 
29.16.know,  that  tli us  faith  the  Lord 
3  i.34.faying,2(H0B>  the  Lord:they  fhall  all  kn- 
36. 19. let  no  man  know  where  ye  be 
3  8. 24.1et  no  man  know  of  thefe  words 
40.i4.doeft  thou  certainly  know  that  Baal  is 

i  j. and  no  man  fhall  know  it 
42.1 9-know  certainly,  that  I  have  admonifhed 

2 2. now  therefore  know  certainly  that  ye 
44.28.mall  know  whofe  words  fhall  ftand 
£^.2.  j. yet  fhall  they  know  that  there  hath  been 
5.  ij.thcy  fhall  know  that  I  the  Lord  have  fpok. 
16.2.  caufe  Jerufalem  tofczo.  her  abomination 
17.24.and  all  the  trees  of  the  field  fhall  know 
20.4.  caufe  them  to  know  the  abominations  of 
1 2.22.ye  fhall  know  that  I  the  Lo.  have  powred 
25.14.and  they  fhall  know  my  vengeance 
28.19.al  they  that  know  thee  among  the  people 
33.3  3. then  fhall  they  know  that  a  prophet 
3 4.3 o.thus  fhall  they  know  that  I  the  Lord 
3  6. 3  6.fhall  know  that  I  the  Lord  build  the 
3  7 .  i4.then  fhall  ye  know  that  I  the  Lord  have 

28.and  the  heathen  fhall  k»ow  that  I 

3 9.2 3.  the  heathen  (hall know  that  the  houfeof 

Dd».2.3  .myfpirit  was  troubled  to  know  the  dream 

2 1. and  knowledge  to  them  that  know  under. 

30.  mighteft  know  the  thoughts  of  thy  heart 

4.2  5.till  thou  know  the  moft  High  ruleth 

Verfe  32. 
f.23.which  feenotjnor  heare,nor  know 
6.1  f  .^3<w,OKing,that  the  law  of  theMedes  is 
7. 1 6.and  made  me  know  the  interpretation  of 
i9.then  I  would  know  the  truth  of  the  fourth 
8.19.  He  make  thttknow  what  fhall  be 
9.15.1  know  therefore  and  underfhnd 
1 1 .3  2.the  people  that  do  know  their  God,  fhall 
HfijC2.20.and  thou  fhalt  know  the  Lord 
S».7.Ifrael  ftiall  know  it 
1 3-4.thou  fhalt  know  no  God  but  me 


i4.9.prudent5and  he  fhall  know  them 
Micah  3.i.isitnocforyouto  \now  judgement 
Zech.z.11.  thou  fhalt  know  that  the  Lord  of  hoftes 
4.9.fhalt  know  that  the  L.  of  hofts  hath  fent  me 
Mal.z.q.and  ye  fhall  know  that  I  have  fent 
Mat.6.i\zt  not  thy  left  hand  know 

7. 1 1 .  know  how  to  give  good  gifts  unto 

Luke  11. 13. 
9.30.fee  that  no  man  know  it 
13. 1  i.becaufe  it  ii  given  to  you  to^B.the  myff. 
24. 3  j. know  it  is  neere,  even  at  the  doores 

Martye  13.29. 

4  3. but  know  this,that  if  the  good  man  ofthe 

Luke  12.  39. 

Mark?  4.1  i.unto  you  it  is  given  to  know  the  myft. 

Luke  8. 10. 
5.4  3.  that  no  man  fhould  know  it 
7«24.and  would  have  no  man  to  know  it 
9.3  o.hq  would  not  that  any  man  fhould  know 
Luke  i«4.that  thou  mighteft  know  the  certainty 
19.15.that  he  might  jjw.how  much  every  man 
21.20.then  know  that  the  defolation  thereof  is 
John  4.42.  and  know  that  this  indeed  is  the  Chrift 
7.17. he  fhall  know  ofthe  doctrine 
26.doe  the  rulers  know  indeed  that 
5 1  .and  know  what  he  doth 
10.4.  for  they  know  his  voice 

i4.fhepheard,and  know  my  fheep 
1 3. 7. but  thou  fhalt  know  hereafter 

3  5. by  this  dial!  all  men  \novo 
i8.2i.behold,they  know  what  I  faid 
Ails  L7.it  is  not  for  you  to  know  the  times  or 
2.36.1et  all  the  houfeof  Ifracl  know  affuredly 
3. 16. this  man  ftrong,  whom  ye  fee  and  know 
1 0.37. that  word  fl  fay^you  ^3<ra»,which  was 
22.14.that  thou  fhouldeft  know  his  will 
19.  they  know  that  I  imprifoned  and  beat  in 
24.that  he  might  know  wherefore  they 
26.4. /^»(W  all  the  Jewes 
Rtm.j.  1 .1  fpeake  to  them  that  know  the  law 

1 0.19. but  I  fayjDid  not  Ifrael  know 
iCor.z.  i4.neither  can  he  know  them,for  they 
4«i9.and  will  ^sow,not  the  fpeech  of  them 
8.2. he  knoweth  nothing  as  he  ought  to  know 
1 1. 3. but  I  would  have  you  {now  that  the  head 
2  C0iM.4.but  that  ye  might  know  the  love  which 

9«that  I  might  know  the  proofe  of  you 
Epbef.3.19.  and  to  knowthe  love  of  Chrift  which 

6.2  2.  that  ye  might  know  our  affaires 
Co/.4.8.that  he  might  Jjpnnvyour  eftate 

1  Tbef.z.  1  .fhamefully  intreated,  as  ye  ^.at  Phil. 

1  i.as  ye  kn°w,ho\v  he  exhorted  and  comfor. 

3 . 3  .for  ye  your  fel ves  know  that  w  e  are 
5.I  fent  to  {now yout  faith 

4.4.fhould  know  how  to  pofllffe  his  veffell 
5.2.for  you  your  fclves  know  perfectly  that 
1 2. to  know  them  which  labour  among  you 

2  Thef.$  .y.for  your  felves  know  how  ye  ought 

1  Ti»?.4.3.whichbeleevejand  know  the  ttuth 

2  Tim.3.1.  this  know  alfo,that  in  the  laft  dayes 
Titus  1.  i6.they  profeffe  that  they  know  God 
Heb.%.  1  i.faying,JCWJ" tne  Lord>forall  fhal  ^».me 
,7tf».2.20.but  wilt  thou  k.now,0  vaine  man 

5.20.1et  him  know,  that  he  which  converteth 
Jude  io.but  what  they  know  naturally,  as 
Rev.  2.2  3  .all  the  churches  fhall  knm  that  lam 

3-9.and  to  know  that  I  have  loved  thee 

1  Rnoxo. 

Gen.  1 2. 1 1 .1  know  thou  art  a  faire  woman 

1 5.8.  whereby  ftiall  I  know  that  I  fhall  inherite 
1 8. 19.I  kn.him  that  he  will  command  his  chil. 
20.6.I  know  that  thou  diddeft  this  in  the  integ. 

2  2. 1 2.now  I  know  that  thou  feareft  God 

24.  i4.thereby  fhall  I  kn.  that  thou  haft  fhewed 
42.33.fhaH  I  ^aonnhatye  are  true  men 
3  4.then  fhall  I  know  ye  are  no  fpies 
48. 1 9.I  know  it  my  fon,I  {now  it 
Exod.3.7 .for  I  know  their  forrowes 
4. 1 4.I  know  that  he  can  fpeake  well 
9. 30.I  know  that  ye  will  not  yet  feare  the 
1 8.1  i.I  know  the  Lord  is  greater  then  all  gods 

3  3. 1 2. 1  know  thee  by  name,and  thou  haft 

Verfe   17. 
Deut.$.  19.  for  I  know  that  you  have  much  cattell 
3 1.2 1. 1  knm>  their  imagination  which  they 
27.I  know  thy  rebellion  and  ftiffe  necke 


2  9.I  knore  that  after  my  death,  ye 
Jojh.  2 .9.1  know  that  the  Lord  hath  given  you 
Judg.6. 37. then  fhall  I  know  that  thou  wilt  fave 
1 7 . 1 3  .no w  know  I  the  Lord  will  doe  me  good 

1  5tfw.17.28. 1  know  thy  pride 

2  o.jo.doe  not  I  know  that  thou  haft  chofen 
22.3.MH  I  know\whn  God  will  doe  forme 
24.20.I  know  well  that  thou  fhalt  finely  be 
29.9.I  know  that  thou  3rt  good  in  my 

2  Sam.  19. 12. for  doe  not  I  \now,t\ni  I  am  this  day 

1  Kjn.17.14.  now  by  this  I  know  that  thou  art  a 

2  JC«.2.3.yea,I  £»<?»»  it,hold  you  your  peace 

Verfe  5. 
5  1  j.now  I  know  that  there  is  no  God  in  all 
8. 1 2.becaufe  I  know  the  evill  that  thou  w  ilt 
19.17.but  I  know  thy  abode,  and  thy  going  out 
lfa.  37.  28. 

1  Cfcro.29.17.1  knowz\h,my  God  that  thoutrieft 

2  Chro.i.%.  I  know  that  thy  ftrvants  can  skill 

i$.\6.l  know  that  God  hath  determined 
fob  9. 2.I  know  it  is  fo  of  a  truth 

28.I  know  that  thou  wilt  not  hold  me 
10.1 3.I  kmw  that  this  is  with  thee 
1 3 .2. what  ye  know, the  fame  doe  I  know 

i8!^8<B*>that  I  fhalbe  juftifietl 
1 9. 2  5 .1  know  tha  t  my  Redeemer  liveth 
21.27. 1  know  your  thoughts 
30.23.1^301*  that  thou  wile  bring  me  to 
42.2.I  know  thou  canft  doe  every  thing 
Pfal-  20.6.now  know  I  that  the  Lord  faveth  his 
41. 1 1  .by  this  I  know ,thn  thou  favoured  me 
50. 1 1 .1  know  all  the  fowles  ofthe  mountaincs 
56.9. this  I  knowjot  God  is  for  me 
1 19.7  5.I  know,  O  Lord,thatthy  judgemen.are 
1 3  5 . 5 . 1  know  that  the  Lord  is  great 
140. 1 2.I  know  that  the  Lord  will  maintaine 
Ecdef.j.iil  know  there  is  no  good  in  them 
1 4.I  know  that  whatfoever  God  doth 
8. 1 2.I  know  it  fhalbe  well  with  them  that  feare 
(/2[.47.8.neither  fhall  I  know  theloffe  of  children 
50.7. and  know  I  fhall  not  be  afhamed 
66. 1 8.1  know  their  workes  and  their  thoughts 
Jer. 10. 2$. I  ^/wnuhatthewayofmanisnotin 
1 1. 18. and  I  know  it,then  thou  fhewedft 
29.1 1. for  I  kno.  the  thoughts  that  I  tfiink  tow. 
23.even  I £««*',& am  awitneffe,faith  theL. 
48.30.I  know  his  wrath,  fiith  the  Lord 
£^.11.5.1  know  the  things  that  come  into  your 
Dan.  2.8 .1  know  of  certainty,that  ye  wou Id 
9.and  I  fhall  ^«<m>,that  ye  can  (hew  me 
4.9.becaufe  I  know  that  the  fpirit  ofthe  holy 
H0/5.3.I  know  Ephraim,and  Ifrael  is  not  hid 

1 3. 5.I did  ^owtheeinthe  wilderneffe 
Amos  5. 1 2.I  know  your  manifold  tranfgreffions 
Jonah  1 . 1 2.I  know  that  for  my  fake  this  great 
Mat.i^.ii.  1  know  you  not 

28.5.I  k»ow  that  ye  fcek  Jefus 
Mff^i.24.  I  Jljwthee  who  thou  art 

i4r.4-.34. 
Luke  1. 18. whereby  fhall  I  know  this 
13.  25.  I  ^zowyou  not  whence  you  are 

Verfe  27. 
22.57.  womanjl^owhim  not 
6o.man,I  know  not  what  thou  fayeft 
John  4.25I  know  that  Meffias  cometh,  which  is 
5.32.I  knowthat  the  witneffew,hhewitneffetb 

42.but  I  know  you,  that  ye  have  not 
7.29.  but  I  know  him>for  I  am  from 
8.14.I  knovp  whence  I  came 
37.I  know  that  ye  are  Abrahams  feed 
55-but  I  know  him:  if  I  fhould  fay 

I  know  him  not,I  fhould  be  a  Iyer 
but  I  know  him,  and  keep  his  faying 
9. 1 2.  he  faid,  I  know  not 

25.  one  thing  I  know 
10. 1 5. even  fo  know  I  the  Father 

27.and  I  know  them>and  they  follow 
1  i.22.but  I  know,  that  even  now  whatfoever 

24.I  know  that  he  fhall  rife  againe 
1 2. 50.I  know  that  this  commandement  is  life 
1 3 . 1 8 .1  know  w  bom  I  ha ve  chofen 
Ails  1  i.i  1.  now  I  know  of  a  furety  that  the  Lord 
19. 1 5jefus  I  know,an&  Paul  I  know 
20.25.I  know  that  ye  all,among  whom 

29.I  know  this,that  after  my  departure 
24.io.forafmuch  as  I  know  that  thou  haft  been 

22.  He 


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zz.Ilefyiow  the  uttetmoft  of  your  matter 
26.3  .becaufe  I  \mw  thee  to  be  expert 
27. 1  know  that  thoubeleeveft 
Rfl#2.7.i8.for  I  know,  that  in  me,(that  is^ 

14. 14.I  k.now,8c  am  perfwaded  by  the  L.  Jefus 

1  Co, '.4.4.10: 1  krurw  nothing  by  my  felfe 

1 3 . 1  2  .now  I  know  in  part 

but  then  (hall  I  know  even  as 
i  Cor.g.zJ  kn(W  'be  forwardnefle  of  your  mind 
Pbil.i.  19.I  knm  tnis  'hall  turne  to  my  falvation 
2  j.  I  kmv" tnat  I  ma^  abide  and  continue 
2.19.  when  I  Igiowyout  eftate 
4. 1 2-1  know  now  to  De  abafed,  I  know 

2  7V» .  1  •  1  *•!  fyw*'  w  horn  I  have  beleeved 
I  Jolm  2.4-he  thatfaithjl  /f»0whim,and 
Rcv.i.z.l  know^y  workes,and  thy  labour 

9.I  know  thy  workes,and  tribulation 

I  know  the  blafphemy  of  them  which  fay 
1  j.I  kmv"  thy  works,  and  where  thou  dwel. 
19.I  know  thy  workes,and  charity 
3 . 1 .1  \no,w  thy  workes.that  thou  haft  a  name 
8.1  know  thy  workes,behold,I  have  fet 
1  j.I  knew  thy  workes,that  thou  art  neither 
Smoao  not. 
Gen.4.9.1  know  not :  Am  I  my  brothers  keeper 

27.2.I  know  not  the  day  of  my  death 
Exod.f. z.l  know  not  the  Lord 

10.26.we  know  not  with  what  we  muft 
Deal.  1 2.2.or  if  thou  know  him  not 
1  Scm.z%.\  1. to  men  whom  I  know  not 

1  2\/k.3-7-I  know  not  how  to  goe  out 

18. 1  i.fhall  carry  thee  whither  I  kmm> 

2  Kjn.17.z6l  know  not  the  manner  of  the  Go.  of 

becaufe  they  know  not  the  manner 
E^ra  7.2  j.teach  them  that  know  them  not 
Neh. 4. 1 1. they  (hall  not  /jrow,neithtr  fee 
Job  9.  j  .which  removeth  mountains,8c  they  ^.not 
2 1. yet  would  I  not  know  my  foule 

1  j^.wbat  knoweft  thou,that  we  know  not 
2 1.29.  doe  not  ye  know  their  tokens 

24. 1  3  .they  know  not  the  wayes  thereof 
16.  they  know  not  the  light 

32.22.I  know  not  to  give  flattering  titles 

36.26.and  we know him  no; 
Pfal-7 1 . 1  j.I  know  not  the  numbers  thereof 

8  2.  j  .they  know  not,neither  will  they  underfta. 

94. 10.  (hall  not  he  know 

10 1.4.1k  not  know  a  wicked  perfon 
Pr04.r9.they  know  not  at  what  they  ftumble 

j. 6.  that  thou  canft  not  know  them 

24. 1 2. doth  not  he  ^zowit 

2  j. 8 .left  thou  know  not  what  to  doe 
29.7 .the  wicked  regardeth  not  to  know  it 
30.i8.yea,foure  which  I  know  not 

Ecclef.y.  j. the  dead  know  not  any  thing 
Cant.  1 .8  .if  thou  know  not,0  thou  faireft 
Ifa.  1 .3 .  Ifrael  doth  not  know 
45. 19. (hall  ye  not  know  it 
44.8. 1  know  not  any 
47.1 1. thou  (halt  not  know  from  whence 

which  thou  (halt  not  know 
48.6.thou  diddeft  not  know  them 
j 9. 8. the  way  of  peace  they  know  not 

(hall  not  know  peace 
/ecj^they  know  not  the  way  of  the  Lord 
7>9.gods,  whom  ye  know  not 
8.7.but  my  people  know  not  the  judgement 
9. 3  .they  £#<ra>  not  me,  faith  the  Lord 
10.2  j.  upon  the  heathen  that  know  thee  not 
1 4. 1 8. into  a  land  that  they  know  not 
22.28.caft  into  a  land,  which  they  know  not 
£^.38.i4.flialt  thou  not  know  it 
Hof.z.S.for  (lie  did  not  know,th&t  I  gave  her 
Amos  3.10.  they  ^*w  not  to  doe  right 
j  Micab  4. 1 2.they  know  not  the  thoughts  of  the  Lo. 
Mat.z  j.i  2.1  fay  unto  you.I  kriowyou  not 
26.70.1  £ww  not  what  thou fayeft 

7  2.  with  an  oath,  I  doe  not  know  the  man 
Verfe  74. 
Marke  10.3  8. ye  know  not  what  ye  aske 
1 2.24,becaufe  ye  know  not  the  Scriptures 
i4.68.hedenied,faying,I  know  not  the  man 
7  i.I  know  not  this  man  of  whom 
Luke  1.34.  feeing  I  know  not  a  man 
13. 2 j.  I  kgiow  not  whence  you  are 

Verfe  27 , 


22.  j7.woman,I  know  him  not 

60. man,  I  know  not  what  thou  fayeft 
23.34.they/(wM>not  what  they  doe 
24.  i6.that  they  (hould  not  know  htm 
John  i.26.whom  ye  know  not 

8.j  j.if  I  (hould  fay,I  know  him  not 

9.  r  2. he  faid,  I  know  not 

2  i.he  now  feeth,  we  know  not 

who  opened  his  eyes,we  kn°w  not 
2  j.a  (inner  or  no,  I  know  not 
29.we  know  not  from  whence  he  is 

10.  j.they  know  not  the  voice  of  (hangers 
14.  j.  we  know  not  whither  thou  goeft 

1  j. 2 1. becaufe  they  know  not  him  that 

20.2.we  know  not  where  they  have 

13. 1  know  not  where  they  have  laid  him 
Acls  21. 34. could  not^ww  the  certainty 
Rom.8,z6.  for  we  know  not  what  we  (hould  pray 
1  Cor.1.16.  befvle$}l  know  not  whether  I  baptize 

2.2.I  determined  not  to  know  any  thing 

14. 1 1  .if  I  know  not  the  meaning  of  the  found 
1  tbef.$.  j.as  the  Gentiles  which  know  not  God 
2 Tfe/;i.8.vengeance  on  them  that  knm> n°t  God 
1  Tiw«3 .  j.if  a  man  know  not  how  to  rule  his 
Jude  10.  things  which  they  know  not 
Kez).3.3.thou  (halt  not  know  what  hourel  will 

UnotD  that  lam  the  Lord. 
Exod.6-7.ys  (hall  know  rhat  I  am  the  Lord 

Chap.  16.12.  1  I<)8.20.28.£^.6.7,i3. 

&  7.4,9.&  U.IO,I2.8CI2.20.6C  13.9, 

14, 21,23.8c  14.  8.  &  1  j.  7.  &  20.38, 

42,44.8:23.49.8:24.24.  8c  tj.j.  8c 

3  j.  9.8:  36. 11.  &  37.6,13.^/3.17. 

7.  J.Egyptians  (hall  know  that  I  am  the  Lord 

Chap.  14. 18. 

i7.thou  (halt  know  that  I  am  the  Lord 

1  Kjn.  20.  13. Ifa.  49.  23. £^£.16.62. 
8c  22. 16.  8c  2  j.  7.  &  3  j.4,12. 
8.22.to  the  end  thou  mayeft  ^s.that  I  am  theL. 
10.2.  that  ye  may  know  how  that  I  am  the  Lord 
I4.4.that  theEgyptians  may  £.that  I  am  theL. 
a9.46.they  (hall  know  that  I  am  the  Lord 

E\ek'6.  10, 14.8:7.  27.  8:  I2.ij,i6. 
8c  24.27.  8c  2j.  11,17.  8:26.6.  & 
28.22,23,24,26.  &  tg.  9, 16,  21. 
8c  30.  8,  i9,2j,26.8:  3x.ij.8c  33.19. 
Sc  34. 27.8c  3  j.i  j.8c  36.  38.8c  38.23. 
8:39.6,28. 
3 1.1 3. that  ye  may  know  that  I  am  the  Lord 
Deut.  29.6.  that  ye  might  know  that  I  am  the  Lord 
^■.24.7.  an  heart  to  know  me,  that  I  am  the  Lord 
E^.20.i2.that  they  might  know  that  I  am  theL. 
20.thatyemay  ^Ktfwthatlam  the  Lo.  your 
2  6.  that  they  might  kjto.  that  I  am  the  Lord 
zg.6.a\  the  inha.of  Egy«(hal  ^z.tbat  I  am  the  L. 
3  6- 2  3. the  heathen  (hall  kmw  that  I  am  the  Lo. 
Chap.  39.7. 
39.2i.the  houfe  of  If.ilial  j^wthat  I  am  theL. 
May  Jtnom,  or  mayeft  &nom, 
G<72.i9.j.bring  them  out  to  us,that  we  may  know 
£.W,8.io.that  thou  mayeft  know  that  there  is 

Chap.  9. 14. 
9.29.that  thou  mayeft  k.now,hov/  that  the  earth 
n.7.may  £?z<ra>  how  that  the  Lord  doth  put  a 
33. j.that  I  may  knowv/bztto  doe  unto  the 
1 3.(hew  me  thy  way  that  I  may  know  thee 
iro.23.43  .that  your  generations  may  know  that 
Num.zz.  1 9.that  I  may  know  what  the  Lord  will 
Jbfh.7.4,.thtty<z  may  know  the  way  by  which  ye 

7.may  know  that  as  I  was  with  Mofes,fo 
Judg.18.  j.that  we  may  ^»ow,whether  our  way 

19.22.that  we  may  kpow  him 
K«^4.4.then  tell  me,that  I  may  know 

1  Saw.17.46.that  all  the  earth  may  ^.that  there  is 

2  SdOT.24.2.that  I  may  know  the  number  of  the 

1  1^.8.43. that  all  the  people  of  the  earth  may  k- 

that  they  may  know  that  this  houfe 
6o.may  know,  that  the  Lord  is  God 
18.37.that  this  people  may  ^z.that  thou  art  the 

2  Kjn-ig.  1 9.that  all  the  kingd.of the  ear.  may  kn- 

1  Cfcra.2i.2.number,that  I  may  know  it 

2  Cbrt.6. 3  3  .may  know  thy  name 

and  may  kmv9  tnit  this  houfe  which  I 
I2.8.that  they  may  know  my  fervice 
Job  19.29.  that  ye  may  know  there  is  a  judgement 
J 1 .6.that  God  may  know  mine  integrity 


,      37.7.  that  all  menmay£»flwbiswoike 
Pfal.9. lo.may  know  themfelves  to  be  but  men 

3  9.4. that  I  may  know  how  fraile  I  am 
8j.r8.may  ^?<m>that  thou,whofe  name 
109.27.that  they  may  tyo™,  that  this  is  thy 
1 1 9. 1  z  j.that  I  may  {vow  thy  teftimonies 

Ifa.  j.i9-that  we  may  know  it 

7.1  j.that  he  may  know  how  torefufe  the  evill 
37.20.may  know  that  thou  art  the  Lord 
41.23.that  we  may  knowihzt  ye  areGods 

26-who  hath  declared,that  we  may  know 
43.10.that  ye  may  know  and  beleeve  me 

4  j.  3.  that  thou  mayeft  know  that  I  the  Lord 

6. that  they  may  know  from  the  riling  of 
Jer.6.z7.  that  thou  mayeft  know  &  trie  their  way 

44.29.that  ye  may  know  that  my  words  (hall 
E^-*  i.J.  that  all  fl.'ih  may  know,  that  I  the  Lo. 

38.16  that  the  heathen  may  know  me 
Z><w.4.  i7.to  the  intent  that  the  living  may  knew 
Jonah  1 .7.caft  lots,  that  we  may  know  for  whofe 
Micab  6.  j.that  we  may  know  the  righteoufneffe  of 
^^.9.<5-that  ye  may  know  that  the  Son  of  man 
_,  .   ,  Marke  z.zo. Luke  j.24. 

fohn  10.38.that  ye  may  &.&  beleeve.that  the  Fa. 

14.3 1. but  that  the  world  may  know 

1 7. 3. that  they  might  know  thee  the  onely  true 
2 3. and  that  the  world  may  /f^.that  thou  haft 

i9-4.that  ye  may  know,thzt  I  find  no 
Att's  17.19.  mzyv/c'know  what  this  new  do&rine 

21.24.and  all  may  know, tlmthofe  things 
Epbef  1 . 1 8  .that  ye  may  know  what  is  the  hope  of 

6.22. but  that  ye  alfo  may  know  my  affaires 
Phil.  3 .  lo.that  I  know  him,  and  the  power 
C0/.4.6.  that  you  may  know  how  ye  ought  to 
1  Tim.7. 1  j.that  thou  m-yeft^.how  thou  oughteft 

1  John  j .  1 3  .that  ye  may  ^zzmvhat  ye  have  cternall 

29-that  we  may  know  him  that  is  true 
We  ItriOXO,  or  linoro  we, 
Gew.29-j.know  ye  Laban  ?  They  faid,We  £s.him 

43 .7.could  we  certainly  knnw,t\\3.t  he 
Deul.\  8. 21. how  (hall  we  know  the  word  y/<h  the 

2  Cfo-o.20.i2.neither  know  we  what  to  doe 
Job  36.26.G0d  isgreat,and  we  know  him  hot 
Ifa.1)  9. 1 2.as  for  our  iniquities  we  know  them 
Jer.  1 3 . 1 2-doe  we  not  certainly  know 
Ho/^6.3.then  (hall  vitknowji  we  follow  on 

8. 2. my  God,we  know  thee 
Mat.  22.1  ^.mafterjwe  know  that  thou  art  true 

Marke  12.14. 
Luke  20. 2 1  .we  know thcu  fayeft  8c  teacheft  right 
John  3 .2.we  kn-  Jhou  art  a  teacher  come  from  G. 
1 1.  we  fpeake  that  we  do  know 
4-22.we  know  what  we  worfhip 
6.42.whofe  father  and  mother  we  tymw 

7.2  f.weknow  this  man  whence  he  is 
8.  j 2. we  know  thou  haft  a  devill 
9.20.we  know  that  this  is  our  fon 

2  i.by  what  meanes  he  feeth  we  know  not 

opened  his  eyes,  we  know  not 
24-we  know  'hat  this  man  is  a  (inner 
29. we  know  God  fpake  to  Mofes 

we  know  not  from  whence  he  is 

3  i.we  know  God  heareth  not  finners 
14.  j. we  know  not  whither  thou  goeft 

how  can  we  know  the  way 
20.2.we  know  not  where  they  have  laid  him 
2 1 .24. we  know  his  teftimony  is  true 
Acts  17.19.  may  we  know  what  this  new  doftrine 
to.  we  would  know  what  thefe  things 
28. 22.we  know  that  every  where  it  is  fpbken 
Row. 3.  i9.now  we  know,t\at  what  things  ye 
7.i4.we  know  that  the  law  is  fpirituall 
8.2  2.we  know  the  whole  creation  groaneth 
26,we  kpow  not  what  we  (hould  pray 
28.we  know  all  things  worke  together 

1  Cor.z.  1  2.that  we  might  k'70V"  the  things  that  are 
8.  i.we  know  we  all  have  knowledge 

4.we  know  that  an  idoll  is  nothing 
13.9.  for  we  know  in  part 

2  Cor.  j .  1 .  for  we  know, that  i  f  our  eart  hly  houfe 

\6.know  we  no  man  after  the  flefli 

kpowyvc  him  no  more 
1  Tim.  1.8.  we  know  rhe  law  is  good 
Heb.  10.30.for  we  know  him  that  hath  faid 
1  John  2.3.  hereby  we  doe  know  that  we  know  him 
j.hereby£«<wwe,that  we  are  in  him 

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r8.whcreby  we  tyow  that  it  is  thelaft  time 
j.2.we  tyow  that  when  he  (hall  appeare 
I4.we  tyow  we  have  paffcd  from  death 
19. hereby  we  tyow  we  are  of  the  truth 
24-hereby  we  (iw  he  abideth  in  us 
4.6.hereby^zowwe  the  fpirit  of  truth 

1 3  .hereby  tyow  we  that  we  dwell  in  him 
j.2.by  this  we  tyow  that  we  love  the  children 
1  j. if  we  tyow  that  he  heare  us 

w  c  tyow  that  we  have  the  petitions 
1 8 .  we  tyiow  that  vvhofoever  is  born  of  God 
ip.we  tyow  that  weate  of  God 
20. we  tytw  the  Son  of  God  is  come 

that  we  may  know  him  that  is  true 
Tc&ttom,  oritnomj'f, 
Gen.zo.%.  he  faidj  Kjiow  ye  Laban 
3 1 .6. ye  tyow  that  with  all  my  power  I 
44.27.  ye  tyow  that  my  wife  bare  me  two  fons 
Exod.i6.6.at  evetijthen  (hall  ye tyow  that  the  Lo. 

z$.9.ye  tyow  the  heart  of  a  Granger 
Vent.  2  9. 16. for  ye  know  now  we  have  dwelt  in 
Jojb. z3.14.znd  ye  tyow  in  all  your  hearts 
Judg.iS. 14.  doe  ye  ^2»b?  that  there  is  in  thefe  ho. 

1  K>n.zz.-$.tyi-  ye  that  Ramoth  in  Gilead  is  ours 

2  I(iH.9.ii.yt^K(ra>theman 
Job  ij.2.whatye  tyow,the  fame  doe  I  know 
Pfal.  1 00.3 .know  ye  that  the  Lord  he  is  God 
J/S. j  1 .7  .ye  that  tyow  righteoufneiTe 
Jer.  26. 1 5.  but  know  ye  for  certainc 

48. 17.aH  ye  that  know  his  name/ay 
£^.  1 4. 23  .ye  fhall  tyow  that  I  have  not 

17.21.ye  (hall  ^?Z0M?  that  I  the  Lo.  have  fpoken 
37  .i4.then  {hall  ye  tyow  that  I  the  Lord 
./W  2.27.  ye  fhall  ^3<ot  that  I  am  in  themidft 
Zech.  2.9.  ye  fhall  J^fl»>  that  the  Lord  of  hofts  hath 
Chap.  6.  1  j. 
Mot, j.  16. ye  fhall  know  them  by  their  fruits 

Verfe  20. 

20. 2  j.  ye  know  that  the  ptinces  of  the  Gentiles 

24. 3  2.  ye  \aow  that  furomer  is  nigh 

Marty  13.  28. 
2  5 . 1 3  .for  ye  know  neither  the  day 
26. 2.ye  know  that  after  two  dayes  is 
Marty  4.13  -know  ye  not  this  parable 

10.42.ye  l(now  that  they  which  are  accounted 
Luty  21.30.ye  fee  and  /j/kw  of your  owne  felves 

3 1  .know  ye  that  the  kingdome  of  God  is 
,/ofoz  7. 2 8. ye  both  know  me ,  and  ye  know  whence 
that  fent  me  is  true,whom  ye  know  not 
8. 28. then  (hall  ye  know  that  I  am  he 

3  2. ye  (hall  /^ow  the  truth 
1 1 .49-ye  tyiow  nothing  at  all 

1 3 . 1  z.tyow  ye  what  I  have  done  to 
i7.ifye  know  thefe  things 

i4.4.whither  Igoeye£»on> 

and  the  way  you  tyow 
7. from  henceforth  ye  know  him 
17.  but  ye  tyiow  him 
20.  at  that  day  ye  (hall  tyow  that  I  am 
if.  i8.ye  tyowchu  it  hated  me 
Acts  2. 2 2. as  ye  your  felves  alfo  know 

1  o.  28.ye  tyiow  how  that  it  is  an  unlawfull 
1  f  .7. ye  kmw  how  that  a  good  while  agoe 

1 9. 2  5  .ye  tyiow  that  by  this  craft  we  have 
2c.18.ye  tyowitom  the  firft  day  that  I 

34.yea>you  your  felves  ^/<ra>,that 

1  Cor  .iz.z. ye  tyowthzt  ye  were  Gentiles 

1  j .  j  8.forafmuch  as  you  tyow  that  your  labours 
16. 1 5. ye  tyiow  the  houfeof  Stephanus 

2  Cw.8.9.  foi  ye  tyow  the  grace  of  our  Lord  Jefus 

i  3.6.I  trufl  that  ye  (hall  ^»<w,that  we  are  not 
Gal.i.'ityiow  ye  therefore  that  they  which  ate  of 

4. 1 3  .ye  tyiow  how  through  infirmity  of  the 
Uphef.f.^.  for  this  ye  ^3<w.that  no  whoremonger 
Pbll.z. 22.bin ye  tyow  theproofe  ofhim 

4. 1 J .  now  ye  Philipians  tyiow  alfo 

1  Tbef.  1 . j.as  ye  tyow  what  manner  of  men 

2. 2. as  ye  tyow,zt  Philippi,  we  were 
j.as  ye  ^z<w,not  flattering  words 
3 .4.  as  it  came  to  paffe,and  ye  tyow 
4-2-ye  tyow  what  commandenunts  we  gave 

2  Thef.i.6.md  now  ye  know  what  with-holdeth 
Heb.  1 2. 1 7. for  ye  tyiow  how  that  afterward  when 

1  x.z^.tyow  y*  that  our  brother  Timothy 
1  Pef.i.rS.forafmuchas  ye  tyow  that  ye  were  not 
z  Pet.  1. 1 2.  though  ye  tyow  them 


3.i7.feeing  ye  tyiow  thefe  things  before 

1  John  2.20.and  ye  tyow  all  things 
2 1 .  but  becaufe  ye  tyow  it 
29.if  ye  tyow  that  he  is  righteous 

ye  tyow  that  every  one  that  doth  right. 
3. 5. ye  tyow  thzthe  was  manifefted  to  take 

1 5. ye  tyow  that  no  murtherer  hath  eternall 
4.2.hereby  tyiow  ye  the  Spiritof  God 
3  John  1 2.ye  tyow  that  our  record  is  true 
^  JtMOto  not,  or  Iknoraye  not. 

2  Sam.  3.38  .tyow  ye  not  that  there  is  a  prince 
2  Cbro.  32.13  .^j.ye  not  what  I  and  my  fathers  have 
Job  2 1 .29-doe  ye  not  tyow  their  tokens 
/e*.  16. 13. into  a  land  that  ye  know  not 
£^.17. 1 z.tyow  ye  not  what  thefe  things  meane 
Mat.zo.zz.ye  tytrw  not  what  ye  aske 

24.42.ye  tyow  not  what  houre  your  Lord 
Marty  4. 1  i.tyow  ye  not  this  parable 
1 0.3  8  Jefus  (aid, Ye  tyow  not  what  ye 
1 2.24.becaufe  ye  tyow  not  the  Scriptures 
I3-3J-ye  ^w  not  when  the  time  is 
3  j.ye  tyow  not  when  the  mafter  of 
Luty  9.  j  f  .ye  know  not  whit  manner  of  fpirit 
John  i.»6.whom  ye  tyow  not 

4. 2  2 .  ye  w  orihip  ye  tyow  not  w  hat 

3  2.meat  that  ye  tyiow  not  of 
7.28.1's  true,whom  ye  tyow  not 
8. 19. ye  neither  tyiow  me  nor  my  Father 
9.30.that  ye  know  not  from  whence  he  is 
Rom.6.i-tyvw  ye  not,  that  fo  many  of  us  as  were 
16. tyow  ye  not,that  to  whom  ye  yeeld  your 

7. 1  .tyow  ye  nor,brethren,for  I  fpeake 

1  Cor.^.i6.tyow  ye  not  that  ye  are  the  temple  of 
$.6.tyow  ye  not  that  a  little  leaven 
6.2.doe  ye  not  tyow  that  the  Saints  (hall 

l.tyow  ye  not  that  we  fhall  judge  angels 
9  tyow  ye  not  that  the  unrighteous  (hall 
\%.tyow  ye  not  that  your  bodies  are  the 
\6.tyow  yenot  that  he  which  is  joyned 
lg.tyowye  not  that  your  body  is  the  temple 
9.13.  doe  ye  not  tyow  that  they  which  minifter 
z^tyow  ye,  not  that  they  which  run  in 

2  Cor.  1 1  .^.tyow  ye  not  your  own  felves 
Jam.^.^.tyow  ye  not  that  the  friendship  of 

14.  ye  tyiow  not  what  fhalbe  on  the  morrow 
1  John  2.2i.becaufe  ye  tyow  not  the  truth 

ftnpmeft, 

GcK.30.26.thou  tyowefi  the  fervice  which  I  have 

2 9. thou  tyoweft  how  I  have  ferved  thee 

47.6.if  thou  tyowefi  any  man  of  activity 
Exod.  1  0.7. tyoweft  thou  not  yet  that  Egypt  is 

32.22.thou  tyowefi  thepeople 
Num.io.z  i.forafmuch  as  thou  tyowefi  how 

1 1 . 1 6.whom  thou  tyowefi  to  be  the  elders  of 

20.i4.thou  tyowefi  all  the  travcll  that  hath 
Deut.7. 1 5  •  difeafes  of  Egypt,  which  thou  tyowefi 

9.2.  children  of  the  Anakims  whom  thou  tyo. 

20. 20.the  trees  which  thou  tyowefi  that  they 

28.3  3.  a  nation  which  thou  tyowefi  not.eat  up 
Jojh.  14.tf.thou  tyowefi  the  thing  that  the  Lo.faid 
Judg.  1  j.  1  l.tyow.thow  not  that  the  Philiflines  are 

1  S<JW.28.9.thou  tyowefi  what  Saul  hath  done 

2  Sam.  1.  j.  how  tyowefi  thou  that  Saul  and  Jona. 
z.zS.tyoweft  thou  not  that  it  will  be  bitter 

3 . 2  j  .thou  tyowefi  Abner  the  fon  of  Ner 
7. 20. thou  Lord  God  tyowefi  thy  fervant 
1 7. 8. for  (Taid  HufhaiJ  thou  tyowefi 

1  Kjn.  1 . 1 8.  thou  tyiowefl  it  not 

2.  j.thou  tyowefi  alfo  what  Joab  the  fon  of 
9<and  tyowefi  what  thououghteft  to  doe 
1  j.thou  tyowefi  that  the  kingdome  was 
44.thou  tyoweft  all  the  wickednefle 
<$. 3. thou  tyoweft  how  that  David 

c>;thou  tyiowefl  ihat  there  is  not  any 
8. 39. whole  heart  thoutyoweft 

thou  onely  tyowefi  the  hearts 
1  Chron.6.30. 
z  Kjn.z.%.  tyowefi  thou  that  the  Lord  will  take 

Verfe  j. 
4. 1. thou  tyowefi  that  thy  fervant  did 
1  Cfoo.17.18.for  thou  tyowefi  thy  fervant 
Job  io.7.thou  tyowefi  that  I  am  not  wicked 
1  J.9.  what  tyowefi  thou  that  we  tyow  not 
20.4.  tyowefi  thou  not  this  of  old 
34.3 3. fpeake  what  thou  tyowefi 
3  8.  j.if  thou  tyowefi  who  hath  ftretched 


1 8.  declare,  if  thou  know: ft  hall 
2 1  .tyowefi  thou  it,bccaufe  thou  then  waft 
H.tyowcsi  thcu  the  ordinances  of  her 
39.i.^«».thou  when  the  wild  goats  bring  forth 
2. or  tyoweft  thou  the  timt  when  they  bring 
Pfal.40.9.  refrained  my  lips,  O  Lord  thou  tyowefi 

/''MJ.ij. 
69.  j.O  God,thou  tyowefi  my  foolifhnefTe 
1 39.2. thou  tyowefi  my  downe  fitting 
4.  thou  tymweft  it  altogether 
P/0.27. 1  .thou  tyoweft  not  what  a  day  may  bring 
Ecc/ef.i  i.2.  thou  tyiowefl  not  wh3t  evill  (hall    " 
J.as  thou  tyiowefl  not  what  is  the  way 

even  fo  thou  tyowefi  not  the  wotkes 
6".  thou  tyowefi  not  whether  fhall  profper 
7/5.5  f  -f -a  nation  that  thou  tyowefi  not 
Jer.5.1  j.whofe  language  thou  tyowefi  not 
12.3  .but  thou,0  Lord,  tyowefi  me 

1  j.  14. into  a  land  which  thou  tyowefi  not 
i7.4,in  the  land  which  thou  tyowesi  not 

i6.thou  tyu>.  that  which  came  out  of  my  lips 

18. 23. thou  tyowefi  all  their  counfell 

3  3 .3  .things  which  thou  tyowefi  not 

E^.37.3 .0  Lord  God,thou  tyiowefl 

Dan.io. zo. tyowett ihcu  wherefore  I  come 

Zccb.q.  j.  tyowefi  thcu  not  what  thefe  be 

Verfe  13. 
Mat- 1  j.  1 2.  tyowefi  thou  that  the  Pharifees  were 
Marty  10.19.  thou  tyoweft  the  commandements 

Luty  18.  20. 
,     22.34  fhalt  thrice  deny  that  thou  tyowefi  me 
John  1. 48. whence  tyoweft  thou  me 
3.  io.and  tyoweft  not  thefe  things 
1 3. 7. what  I  doe  thou  tyoweft  not  now 
1 6. 30. we  are  fure  thou  tyoweft  all  things 
19.1  o. tyowefi  thou  not  that  I  have  power 
2 1. 1  j.  yea  Lord,  thou  tyoweft  that  I  love  thee 
Verfe  16. 
i7.thou  tywwzfi  all  thingSjthou  tyoweft 
AHs  i.24.which  tyowefi  the  hearts  of  all  men 

2  j.  10. as  thou  very  well  tyowefi 
K<wz.2.i8.and  tyowefi  his  willjand  approbation 

1  Car. j.  1 6.for  what  tyoweft  thou,0  wife 

or  how  tyoweft  thou,  O  man 

2  Tim.i.i  j.this  thou  tyoweft  thatfall  they 

1 8.thou  tyoweft  very  well 
Rev .3. 1 7. and  tyoweft  not  that  thou  art  wretched 
7. 14.I  faid  to  him,  Sir,thou  tyoweft 
"&noooeth.         * 
Gen.  3  3. 1 3. my  Lord  tywweth  that  the  chil.are  ten 
iew.j.3.  when  he  tyowetb  of  it  he  fhalbe  guilty 

Verfe  14. 
Dent.  2.7.he  tyowetb  thy  walking  through  this 

34.tf.no  man  tyowetb  of  his  fepukhre 
Jofh.zz.zz.the  Lord,God  of gods,he tyowetb 

1  Sam.^.i  3.forthe  iniquity  which  he tyiowetb 

20.  j.thy  father  certainly  tyowetb  that  I 
2  3.  i7.and  that  alfo  Saul  my  father  tyowetb 

2  Sam.14.zz.  thy  fervant  tyow.  that  I  have  found 

17.  iclfrael  tyowetb  that  thy  father  is  a 
Jub-i  1.1 1. for  he/c«0rwfbvaine  man 
1 4. 2 1. and  he  tyowetb  it  not 
1  j. 23. he  tyowetbthzt  the  day  of  darknefle 
1, place  ofhim  that  tyowethnot  God 


2  3 . 1  o .  he  tyiowetb  the  w  ay  that  I  take 
28.7.8  path  which  no  foule  tyowetb 

1 3  .man  tyowetb  not  the  price  thereof 
2 3. he  tyowetb  the  place  thereof 

34.1  j.he  tyowetb  their  workes 

3  J.t  1  .yet  he  tyowetb  it  not  in  great 
Pfal.  i.6\the  Lord  ^ao.the  way  of  the  righteous 

3  7. 1 8.  the  Lord  know,  the  daies  of  the  upright 

44. 2  i.he  tyiowetb  the  fecrets  of  the  heart 
74-9.any  that  tyowetb  how  long 
94. 1 1. the  Lot d  tyowetb  the  thoughts  of  man 
103.i4.he  tyowetb  our  frame 
1 04. 1 9.  the  fun  tyowetb  his  going  downe 
1 3  8.6.but  the  proud  he  tyowetb  a  far  off 
139. 14-and  that  my  foule  tyowetb  right  well 

Pro.9.1  j.fimple,and  tyowetb  nothing 

i4.10.the  heart  tyowetb  his  owne  bitternefie 
Ecclef.6. 3. thu  tyowetb  to  walke  before  the  living 
7.22.thine  owne  heart  tyowetb 
9. 1  jio  man  tyowetb  either  love  or 
Ifa.  1 .3.the  oxe  tyiowetb  his  owner 
Jer. 8.7*he  ftork  tyowetb  her  appointed  times 

9.24.that 


KNO      k  n  o 


KNO        KNO 


KNO       KNO 


9.24.  that  he  underftandeth  and  knowetb  me 
Dan.z.zz.he  knowetb  what  is  in  the  darkneffe 
Nabum  1 .7 .he  knowetb  them  that  truft  in  him 
Zefh.i.%.t\kM  unjuft  knowetb  no  (hame 
Mat.6.8.  your  father  knowetb  what  things  ye  have 
1%. knowetb  that  ye  have  need  of  all  thefe 

Luty  12.30. 
1  i.27.and  no  man  l&idmth  cbe  Son 

neither  knowetb  any  man  the  Father 
24.36.  but  of  that  day  and  houre  know,  no  man 
Marty  13.32. 
A*a%  4.27.and  grow  upyhe  knowetb  not  how 
Luty  10. 12.no  man  knowetb  who  the  Son  is 

16. 1 5. but  God  knowetb  your  hearts 
/ate  7. 1  ^.how  tymvcth  this  man  letters 
27.no  man  knowetb  whence  he  is 
10. 1 5.  as  the  Father  tyiowetb  me 
14. 1 7. neither  tyiowetb  him,but  ye  know 
19.3  ^.he  kpwttb  that  he  faith  truth 
Acls  1 5.8.and  God  which  knowetb  the  hearts 
19.35.what  man  is  there  that  knowetb 
26.16.for  the  King  knowetb  of  thefe  things 
Rom.%.  27  .knowetb  what  is  the  mind  of  (the  fpirit 

1  Cot. I..  1 1  .for  w  hat  man  knowetb  the  things  of 

the  things  of  God  tytoweth  no  man 
8.2.thinkethathe  knowetb  any  thing 

he  knowetb  nothing  yet  as  he 

2  Cor.  1 1 . 1 1 .  love  you  not  ?  G  od  knowetb 

3 1.  knowetb  that  I  lie  not 
12.2.I  cannot  tell,  God  knowetb  :  fuch  a  one 

Verfe  3. 
iTiw.2.i9.the  Lord  knowetb  them  that  are  his 
Jam.4. 1 7  .to  him  that  knowetb  to  doe  good 
2  Per.2.9.the  Lot-dJgmveth  how  to  deliver 
1  John  2.1 1.  and  knowetb  not  whither  he  goeth 
3. 1. the  world  knowetb  us  not 
20.  and  knowetb  all  things 
4.6.he  that  knowetb  God,heareth  us 
7.1s  borne  of  God,and  knowetb  God 
Rev.  2. 1 7 .  a  new  name  written,which  no  man  \no. 
1 2. 1 2.  he  knowetb  that  he  hath  but  a  fhort  time 
Whs  litttennett),  or  &noi00eti)  »«. 
1  Rjn.i.n.md  David  our  Lord  knowetb  it  not 
£fZfer  4.i4.who  knowetb  whether  thou  art  come 
fob  1 2. 3. who  knowetb  not  fuch  things  as 
9.who  knowetb  not  in  all  thefe  that 
Pfal.  3  9.6.and  knowetb  not  who  fhall  gather 
90.1 1.  who  knowetb  the  power  of  thy  anger 
92  6.a  bruitifli  man  knowetb  not 
Pro.7-23.and  tyiomtb  not  that  it  is  for  his  life 
9.i8.he  knowetb  not  that  the  dead  are  there 
24.11.who  knowetb  the  ruine  of  them  both 
Ecclcf.z.  19  who  knowetb  whether  he  fhall  be  a 
3 .2  i.who  knowetb  the  fpirit  of  man  that 
6.n.who  knowetb  whatis  good  for 

8 .  i.who  knowetb  the  interpretation  of 
7.he  knowetb  not  that  which  (hall  be 

9.  ii. for  man  knowetb not  his  time 
10.1 5.becaufe  he  knowetb  not  how  to  goe 

lfa.19.1  5.and  who  knowetb  us 
Hof.7.9.  and  he  knowetb  it  not 

upon  him,yet  he  knowetb  not 
JW  1.14.  who  knowetb  if  he  will  returne. 
/o/«  7-49.bat  this  people  who  knowetb  not  the 
iz.^. knowetb  not  whither  he  goeth 

1  5.  1  5  .for  the  fervant  knowetb  not  his 
1  John  4.8.he  that  loveth  not ,knowetb  not  God 

Itnoroing. 
GeB.3 .?.  ye  fhall  be  as  gods,  Riming  good  &  evill 
1  Kjru  2.32  .D.iv  id  not  knowing  thereof 
Mat.^.^.ani  Jefus  knowing  their  thoughts 

2  2.29.not£«tf!W32;  the  Scriptures 
Marty  5.30.  Jefus  immediatly^Howfginhimfelf 

3  i.hnmmng  what  was  done  in  her 
G.zo.knowing  that  he  was  a  juft  man 
1 2. 1 5. but  he  knowing  their  hypocrifie 

LK^e  8.53  .knowing  that  (he  was  dead 
9.3  3. not  knowing  what  he  faid 
1 1. 1  /.but  he  \nowing  their  thoughtSifaid 

/ate  1 3. 3. Jefus  know,  that  the  Father  had  given 
1 8 ,4.Jefus  knowing  all  things  that  (hould 
1 9. 28  .Jefus  knowing  that  all  things:  were 
2 1. 1  z. knowing  that,  it  was  thd  Lord 

Acls  2.3o.and  knowing  that  God  had  fworne 
'  j. 7. his  wife  not  knowing  what  wasdone 
18.25.  knowing  onely  the  baptifme  of  John 


20.22.not  knowing  the  things  that  fhall  be 
Rom.1.3  z.v/hoknowing  the  judgement  of  God 
2-4.not  tyiomng  that  the  goodneffe  of  God 
^.knowing  that  tribulation  worketh patience 
6.6.  knowing  this,  that  our  old  man  is 
^.knowing  that  Chrift  being  raifed 
1 3 .  n  .and  that  knowing  the  time  that  now 
2  Cor.  1 .7 . knowing  that  as  you  are  partakers  of 
4. 14-knowing  that  he  which  raifed  up  the 
%.6.knowing  that  whileft  we  are  at  home 
1  i.tyiowing  therefore  the  terrour  of  the  Lord 
Gal.z.  16, knowing  that  a  man  is  not  juftified 
Ephef. 6-8. knowing  that  whatfoever  good  thing  any 

^.knowing  that  your  mafter  alfo  is 
Phil.i.iy.knowingihitl  am  fet  for  defence 
Col.^.z^.knowing  that  of  the  Lord  ye  fhall 
4. 1.  knowing  that  ye  alfo  have  a  mafter 
1  Thef.i.4.knowing,btethren  beloved,your  election 

1  Tim.i.g.knowing  thisjthat  the  law  is  not 
6.4.he  is  proud,  knowing  nothing 

2  Tjw.2.23.  knowing  that  they  doe  gender  ftrife 
l.iq.know'tog  of  whom  thou  haft  learned 

Titus  3 . 1 1  .knowing  that  he  that  is  fuch>is 
Philem.zi. knowing  that  thou  wilt  alfo  doe 
Heb.io.i^.knowing in  your  felves  that  ye 

1 1 .8.not  knowing  whither  he  went 
fam.i.j.know.this,  that  the  trying  of  your  faith 

l.i.knowing  that  we  fhall  receive  the  greateft 

1  Per.3.9.  knowing  that  ye  are  thereunto  called 
^.Q.knowingthat  the  fame  afflictions  are 

2  ZVf.1.14  knowing  that  fhortly  I  muft  put  off  this 
zo.knowing  this  firftjthat  no  prophefie 

3.3. knowing  this  firft,that  there  fhall  come 

mnotoletge.  , 

G«z.2.9.tree  of  tyiowledgeof  good  and  evill 
i7.of  the  tiee  of  knowledge  fhall  not  e.u 
Exod.i  1. 3. filled  him  in  underftanding,  &  in  tyio. 
Chap.3j.31. 
Levit.  4.  23.  finne  come  to  his  knowledge 

Verfe  28. 
Tto.24.16.and  know  chefy»».of  the  moft  High 
Rutb  2.  io.that  thou  fhouldeft  take  knowledge  of  me 

I9.bleffed  be  he  that  did  take  knowledge  of 
1  S<w».2.3.the  Lord  is  a  God  of  knowledge 
23.23.fee  therefore  and  take  knowledge  of  all 

1  K/»-9-*7-Shipmen,that  had  knowledge  of  the  fea 

2  Cbro.  1 . 1  o.give  me  w  ifdome  and  knowledge 
1 1. but  haft  asked  wifdome  and  knowledge 
12.  wifdome  and  knowledge  is  granted  to  the 

8.i8.fervants,that  had  knowledge  of  the  fea 
Neb.  io.28.every  one  having  knowledge  and  under. 
Job  15.2.  (hould  a  wife  man  utter  vaine  knowledge 
21. 14. for  we  defire  not  the  knowledge  of 

22.fhallany  teach  God  knowledge 
3  3 .3 .my  lips  (hall  utter  knowledge  clearly 
34.2.ye  that  have  knowledge  give  eare 
36.3.1k  fetch  my  knowledge  from  a  far 

4.he  that  is  perfeft  in  knowledge^ 
37.1 6.of  him  which  is  perfect  in  knowledge 
Pfal.  1 9.2.night  unto  night  fheweth  knowledge 
73.1  r. is  there  knowledge  in  the  moft  High 
94. 10. he  that  teacheth  man  knowledge 
1 19.66,  teach  me  good  judgement  and  knowle. 
135.6.  fuch  knowledge  is  too  wonderfull  tor  me 
144. 3.mansthat  thou  takeft  knowledge  of 
Pro.  1.4. to  the  young  man  knowledge 

7>the  feare  of  the  Lo.is  the  beginning  of  tyt. 
22,and  fooles  hate  knowledge 
29. for  they  that  hated  knowledge 
2.3.yea,if  thou  cryeft  after  knowledge 
6.out  of  his  mouth  commeth  knowledge 
io.and  knowledge  is  pleafant  to  thy  foule 
3<2o.by  his  knowledge  the  depths  are  broken 
j.2.that  thy  lips  may  keep  knowledge 
8.9.2nd  right  to  them  that  find  knowledge 
1  o. knowledge  rather  then  choice  gold 
i2-and  find  out  knowledge  of  witty 
9.io.the  knowkd.ofthe  Holy  is  underftanding 
10.14.wife  men  lay  up  knowledge 
1 1.9-but  through  knowledge  (hall  the  juft 
1  i.i.wbofo  loveth  inftruction,  loveth  knowle. 
•  2  3  .a  prudent  man  concealeth  knowledge 
1 3.i6.every  prudent  man  dealeth  with  knowle. 
14.6. .knowledge  is  eafie  to  him  that  underftand. 
7.not  in  him  the  lips  of  knowledge 
18.  the  prudent  are  crowned  with  knowledge 
V  F  f  f 


i  j.i.  ufeth  knowledge  aright 
7.the  lips  of  the  wife  difptrfe  knowledge 
i4.that  hath  underftanding  fteketh  fowled. 
17.27.he  that  hxhtyiowledge  fpareth 
18. 1  j.the  heart  of  the  prudent  getteth  hjiowled. 
the  eare  of  the  wife  feeketh  knowledge 
19.15  and  lie  will  undciftand  knowledge 

27. to  erre  from  the  words  of  knowledge 
20. 1 5  .the  lips  of  knowledge  are  a  precious 
2 1.1 1.  he  receiveth  knowledge 
22. 12. the  eyes  of  the  Lord  preferve  knowledge 
I7.apply  thine  heart  unto  knowledge 
20.  excellent  things  incounfels  and  knowle. 
13.1 2.and  thine  eares  to  the  words  of  tyiowled. 
24.4.by  knowledge  (hall  the  chambers 
5.a  man  of  knowledge  increafeth 
14/0 (hall  the  knowledge  of  wifdome  be 
28. 2. but  by  a  man  of  underftanding  and  know. 
3  0.3. nor  have  the  knowledge  of  the  holy 
Ecclef.1.16.  my  heart  had  cxper.of  wifdom  &  tyio. 
1 8. he  that  increafeth  knowledge  increafeth 
2.2 i.in  wifdome,  knowledge,  and  equity 

26.wifdorne5^u3>ifo/geJand  joy 
7.1 2.but  the  excellency  of  knowledge  is 
9. 10.no  worke,device,nor  knowledge  in  the 
1 2.9. he  taught  the  people  knowledge 
//i.8.4.beforethe  child  fhall  have  knowledge 
1  i.i.  the  fpirit  of  knowledge 
28,9.whom  fhall  he  teach  knowledge 
3  2.4.  heart  of  the  ralh  fhall  underltand  tyiowle. 
3  3 .6.  wifdome  and  knowledge  (halbe  the  ftabil. 
40.  i4.and  taught  him  knowledge 
44. 19.neitb.er  is  there  tyiowledge^not 

2  5. and  maketh  their  knowledge  foolifhneffe 
47.10.thy  knowledge  hath  perverted  thee 
.5 3. 1  i.by  his  knowledge  fhall  my  righteoufnefle 
Jer.3.1  j.which  (hall  feed  you  v/ithknowkdge 
1  o.  14.  every  man  is  bruitifh  in  his  knowledge 
1 1 . 1 8.  the  Lord  hath  given  me  knowledge  of  it 
J  i.i7.bruiti(h  by  his  knowledge 
Dd».i.4.and  children  cunning  in  knowledge 
i7.Gati  gave  them  knowledge 
2.2  1. and  knowledge  to  them  that  know  under. 
5. 1 2.cxcellent  fpim,and  knowle  dgeyznA. 
1 2.4.and  knowledge  (hall  be  increafed 
Ho/T4.6.people  deftroyed  for  lacke  of  knowledge 

becaufe  thou  haft  rejected  knowledge 
Hfl/>.2.i4.the  earth  (hallbe  filled  with  the  tyiow.of 
Mai.  2.7.priefts  lips  (hould  keep  knowledge 
Mat.  14.3  5. when  the  men  of  the  place  had  knowle. 
Luty  1.77.  to  givjs  knowledge  of  falvation  unto 

11.52.  ye  have  taken  away  the  key  of  knowledge 
Alls  4.i3.thcy  took  knowledge  of  them 

17. 13. had  knowledge  that  the  word  ofGodwas 
24.8. thy  felfe  mayeft  take  knowledge 

22.having  more  perfect  kji'V^-  of  that  way 
Row.i.28.toreteine  God  in  their  knowledge 
2.20. which  haft  the  forme  of  knowledge 
3. 2o.by  the  law  is  the  knowledge  of  iin 
10.2. but  not  according  to  knowledge 
1 5. 14-filled  with  all  knowledge 

1  Cor.i.5.utterance,  &  in  all  knowledge 

8. 1.  we  know  we  all  have  knowledge 

knowledge  puffeth  up 
7. there  is  not  in  every  man  that  knowledge 
io.if  any  man  fee  thee  which  haft  knowledge 
1  r  .and  through  thy  knowledge  fhall 

1 2.8.to  another  the  word  of  knowledge 

13.Lunderftan.all  myfteries,and  acknowledge 
8.whether  there  be  know/edge,\t  fhall 

i4.6.by  revelation,or  by  knowledge 

2  Cor.  2.1 4-maketh  manifeft  the  favour  of  his  tym. 
4.6.to  give  the  light  of  the  knowledge  of 

6 .6.by  pureneffe,  by  knowledge,  by 

8.7.in  faith,utterance,and  knowledge 

1  i.6.yet  not  in. knowledge 
Ephef.i.iy.'mthe  knowledge  of  him 

3  «4.ye  may  underftand  my  knowledge 

19.  love  of  Chrift  which  paffeth  all  tyiowled. 

4. 1 3  .and  of  the  knowledge  of  the  Son  of  God 
Phil.  i.9.in  knowledge ,anA  in  all  judgement 

3. 8. for  the  excellency  of  the  knowledge  of 
Co/.i.9.filled  with  the  knowledge  of  his  will 

2,3.treafures  of  wifdome  and  knowledge 

3  .to.which  is  renewed  in  knowledge 
1  fim.i>4.  to  come  unto  the  tyiowled.  of  the  truth 
2  Tim. j. 7.nevev 


KN  O 


KNO 


K  N  O 


KNO 


KNO 


KNO 


%  Tiw.3.7.never  abletoccmeto  the  knowledge of 
Heb.io.z6.ahci  that  we  have  received  the  Imowle. 
Jiww.j.ij.and  endued  with  knowledge 
i  Pep.  5.7-dwell  with  them  according  to  knowledge 
z  PeM.  3. through  the  knowledge  of  him  that 
y.and  to  verme, knowledge »  and  t0  knowledge 
8.nor  unfruitfull  in  xhtlpowledge  of 
j.i8.grow  in  grace, and  in  the  knowledge  of 
UttiomlcDge  of  God. 
Pro.s.f-and  find  the  knowledge  of  God 
Hof.4.. 1  .nor  knowledge  of  God  in  the  land 
6.6.and  the  knowledge  of  God  more  then 
R<w».  1 1. 3  3. riches  of  the  wifdome  &  ^tfora>.of  God 

1  C0K.15.34.  fome  have  not  the  knowledge  of  God 

2  Cor. lo.f.it  felf  againft  the  knowledge  of  God 
CV.uio.increafing  in  the  knowledge  of  God 
z  Pet.i.z.  through  the  imowled.  of  God,  and  Jcfus 

itaomleDge  of  the  Lord, 
z  Chro.io.zz.thzt  taught  that  good  ^ao.of  the  Lo. 
Jfa.i  i.9.full  of  the  knowledge  of  the  Lord 
z  Vet.  i.20.  through  the  knowledge  of  the  Lord 

No  Imoale&ge. 
De/tf.i.jo.childrenjwhich  in  that  day  had  no^ao. 
PfaL  1 4.4.  have  all  the  workers  of  iniquity  no  ^ao. 

P/^.53.4. 
lfa.  5 . 1 3  .becaufe  they  have  no  knowledge 
4y.20.they  have  no  knowledge  that  fee 
$8.j.and  thou  takeft  no  knowledge 
Jer .4-.22.to  doe  good  they  have  no  knowledge 

without  Itntrooleoge, 
Num.  1  y.24.without  the  knowledge  of  the  congreg. 
Job  34.3  f  job  hath  fpoken  without  knowledge 
3  5\i6.  ye  multiply  words  without  knowledge 
3 6.1 2. they  (hall  die  without  knowledge 
3 8. 2.  by  words  without  knowledge 
42.3.WI10  is  he  that  hideth  eounfel  with.  know. 
Pro.  io.2.alfo  thatthe  foule  be  without  knowledge 

lUtOtDtte. 
Gf».i9.8.which  have  not  knowne  man 
24. 1 6.neither  had  any  man  knowne  her 
41. 21.it  could  not  be  Imowne  they  had  eaten 
3 1  -plenty  fhall  not  be  knowne  in  the 
Exod.z.  i4.furely  this  thing  is  knowne 

6.3. by  my  Name  Jehovah  was  I  not  knowne 
z  i.$6.if  it  be  knowne  that  the  oxe  hath 
3  3.  i6.for  wherein  (hall  it  be  knowne 
Lra?.4.i4.when  the  fin  is  knowne 

j.  1.  whether  he  hath  fcen  or  knowne  of  it 
Num.i *■>  i7>woman  that  hath  knowne  man 
1 8  .that  have  not  knowne  man 
3  j. of  women  that  had  no/  Imowne  man 
Deut.i.  1 3  .and  knowne  among  your  tribes 
1  y  .wife  men,  and  knowne 
1  i.2.children  which  have  not  knowne 
28.  gods  ,  which  ye  have  not  knowne 

Chap.  13. 13, 
1  j.2.which  thou  haft  not  knowne3znd  ferved 

Verfe  6. 
2 1. 1. and  it  be  knowne  who  hath  flain  him 
28.36.nor  thy  fathers  have  knowne 

64.  gods  w<h  neither  thou  nor  thy  fat.have  k- 
3 1 . 1 3. children jwhich  have  not  Imow.zny  thing 
/flj^.24.3 1.  which  had  knowne  all  the  workes  of 
fudg.j.i.zs  had  not  knowne  the  wars  of  Canaan 
16.9. fo  his  ftrength  was  not  knowne 
2 1.1 2.virgins,that  had  knowne  no  man 
Ruth  3.i4.1etit  not  be  knowne 

1  Sam.6. $.and  it  fhall  be  knowne  to  you 

2  Sam.1y.19.zni  the  land  was  not  knowne 
1  T#n.  14.2.  that  thou  be  not  knowne  to  be  wife 

18.3cV.let  it  be  knowne  this  day  that 
Eya  4.i2.be  it  knowne  unto  the  King      Ver.13 

Chap.y.  8 
Neh.4.1  y.that  it  was  knowne  unto  us 
Efther  2.22. the  thing  was  knowne  to  Mordecai 
Pfal.g.  i6.the  Lord  is  knowne  by  the  judgement 

1 8.43.3  people  whom  I  havemot  knowne 

3  i.7.thou  haft  knowne  my  foule  in 

48. 3  .God  is  knowne  in  her  palaces 

67.2.thatthy  way  may  be^aoWKupon  earth 

69.19.thou  haft  \nowne  my  reproach 

7^-i.in  Judah  is  God  knowne 

77-19-'Jiy  footfteps  are  not  knowne 

78. 3. which  we  have  heard  zndknowne 

79.6.heatben,that  have  not  knowne  thee 
lo.let  him  be  knowne  among  the 


88.i2.fhallthy  wonders  be  knowne  in 
9i.i4.becaufehebath  knowne  my  name 
9  y.io.they  have  not  knowne  my  wayes 
1 19.79.and  thofe  that  have  knowne  thy  teftim. 

152.  Ihave^awaeofold 
1 39%i.fearched  me,and  knowne  me 
147.20.they  have  not  knowne  them 
Pro.  1  o.9.that  perverteth  his  wayes  (halbe  knowne 
1 2.i6.a  fooles  wrath  is  prefently  knowne 
20. 1 1  .a  child  is  knowne  by  his  doings 
3 1 . 2  3  .her  husband  is  knowne  in  the  gates 
Ecclefs.33.  fooles  roice  is  knowne  by 
6.y.nor  knowne  any  thing 

io.and  it  is  knowne, that  it  is  man 
lfa. iz.^.this  is  knowne  in  all  the  earth 
19.21.the  Lord  (hall  be  knowne  to  Egypt 
40. 2 1  .have  ye  not  knowne 

z  8.  haft-thou  not  knowne 
42.i6.path$jthat  they  have  not  knowne 
44. 1 8.they  have  not  \nowne  nor  underftood 
4J.4.  though  thou  haft  not  knowne  me 

Verfe  J. 
6 1. 9. their  feed  fhall  be  knowne  among  the 
64.2.  to  make  thy  name  knowne  to  thy  adverfa. 
66.14.  the  hand  of  the  Lord  fhall  be  knowne 
Jer.q.zz.they  have  not  knowne  me 
y.y.for  they  have  knowne  the  way  of 
9. 1 6.  neither  they,nor  their  fathers  have  known 
Chap.  19.4. 
2  8#9.then  (hall  the  Prophet  be  knowne  that 
I<w».4.8.thou  art  not  knowne  in  the  ftreets 
E^k-3  z-9-  countreys  which  thou  haft  not  knowne 
36.32.be  it  knowne  unto  you 
38.23.I  will  be  knowne  in  the  eyes  of  man 
39.7X0  will  I  make  my  holy  name  knowne 
Drfs_3.18.be  it  knowne  unto  thee,0  King 
4.26.after  that  thou  (halt  have  knowne 
Hof.<i. 4.they  have  not  knowne  the  Lord 
Amos  3.2.VOU  onely  have  I  knowne  oi  all 
Nahitm  3. 17. their  place  is  not  knowne 
Zeeh.  i4.7.which  fhalbe  knowne  to  the  Lord 
Mat.  10.26.and  hid , that  (hall  not  be  knowne 

Lukei.  17.  &  12.1. 
1 2.7  .but  if  ye  had  knowne  what  this 
3  3-the  tree  is  knowne  by  his  ftuit 
24.43  -if  t'ie  g00^  man  °f  ^e  houfe  had  knowne 
Luke  12.39. 
Luke  £.44.every  tree  is  knowne  by  his  own  fruit 
7-39-if  he  were  a  Prophet,he  would  have  know. 
19.42. faying,If  thou  hadft  knowne 
24. 1 8.and  haft  not  knowne  the  things 
3  5  .how  he  was  knowne  of  them  in 
John  7. 4.  feeketh  to  be  knowne  openly 
8.  i9#if  ye  had  knowne  me,  ye  (hould  have 

Chap.  14.7. 
knowne  my  Father  alfo 
y  y.  yet  ye  have  not  Imowne  him 
10.  i4.and  am  Imowne  of  mine 
14-9-and  yet  thou  haft  not  knowne  me 
16.3.  becaufe  they  have  not  \nowne  the  Father 
i7.7.now  they  have  ^»0ji>se,that  all  things 
8. and  have  knowne  furely  that  I  came 
2  5. the  world  hath  not  knowne  thee 

but  I  have  knowne  thee 
and  thefe  have.^BOBWe  that  thou 
18.1  y.that  difciple  which  was  knowne  unto 
16. which  was  knowne  to  the  high  Prieft 
Acts  i.i9.and  it  vim  knowne  to  all  the  dwellers 
2. 14.be  this  knowne  unto  you 
4. 1  o.be  it  knowne  unto  you  all 
9. 24.but  their  laying  in  waite  was  fytowne 
42.it  was  knowne  throughout  all  Joppa 

1  3 . 3  8 .  be  it  Imowne  unto  you  therefore 
15.18  .knowne  unto  God  are  all  his 
1 9.  i7.this  was  knowne  to  all  the  Jewes 
22.3o.becaufe  he  would  have  knowne  the 
23.28.when  I  would  have  knowne  the  certainty 

2  8. 28.be  it  knowne  therefore  unto  you 
&M».i.i9.which  may  be  knowne  of  God 

3 . 1 7  .the  way  of  peace  have  they  not  knowne 
7.7.I  had  not  Imowne  fin,but  by 

I  had  not  knowneiufk,  except 
1 1 . 3  4-who  hath  Imowne  the  mind  of  the  Lord 
1  Cer.2.8.for  had  they  knowne  it,  they 
1 6. for  who  hath  knowne  the  mind 
8.3  .the  fame  is  knowne  of  him 


1 3. 1 2. even  as  alfo  I  am  knowne 

14.7. how  (hall  it  be  know  if,  what  is 
9.be  knowne  w  hat  is  fpoken 
2  C 'or. 3.2. Imowne  and  readofallmen 

y.  16. though  we  have  knowne  Chrift  after 

6.9. and  yet  well  knowne 
Gal.4.9. after  that  ye  have  knowne  God 

or  rather  are  knowne  of  God 
Epkef.-}. 10. might  be  knowne  by  the  Church 
Phiil.^.% .let  your  moderation  be  knowne 
z  Tim.$. 10.  fully  knowne  my  doctrine 

1 y.thou  haft  knowne  the  holy  Scriptures 

4. 17. the  preaching  might  be  fully  knowne 
Heb.$.  10. they  have  not  knowne  my  wayes 
2  Pet.  2. 2 1. better  not  to  have  knowne  the  way  of 

1  John  2.13  .becaufe  ye  have  knowne  him 
becaufe  ye  have  knowne  the  Father 

14. knowne  him  that  is  from  the  beginning 
3.6.  neither  knowne  him 
4.  i6.and  we  have  Imowne  and  beleeved 

2  John  1. all  they  that  have  knowne  the  truth 
Ke^.2.24.which  have  not  knowne  the  depth  of 

Made,ot  madeft  ftnorjjne. 
GeK.45.  i.while  Jofeph  made  himfelfe  knowne 
Neb. 9.  i4.nnd  madeft  knowne  to  them  thy  holy 
Pf«/.p8.2.the  Lord  hath  ma.de  know,  his  falvation 

i0  3.7.he  made  knowne  his  wayes  to  Mofes 
Pro.  14. 3  3.01  iddeft  of  fooles  is  made  knowne 

22. 1 9.I  have  made  knowne  to  thee  this 
E^.20.y.and  made  my  k\ft  knowne  10 

9.1'n  whofe  fight  I  made  my  ftlfe  knowne 
J5.ra.2.iy.then  Atioch  made  the  thing  \nowne 
17. Daniel  made  the  thing  knowne 
23-and  haft  made  knowne  unto  mc 

thou  haft  made  foowne  to  us  the 
45. the  great  God  hath  made  ^ao.to  theKing 
Hof.  5. 9. have  I  made  knowne  that  which  (hall  be 
Luke  2.1  y.which  the  Lord  hath  made  kno.unto  us 

17. they  made  Imowne  abroad  the  faying 
John  1 5 . 1 5.1  have  made  knowne  to  you 
Alls  2. 28. thou  haft  made  Imownezo  me  the  way 
7. 1 3. Jofeph  was  made  knowne  to  his  brethren 
Jofephs  kindred  was  made  kno.to  Pharaoh 
Rom.\6. 26.made  knowne  to  all  nations 
Ephef.  1 .9.  having  made  knowne  xo  us  the  myftery 
3. 3. by  revehtion  he  made  knowne 
5. which  in  other  ages  was  not  made  knowne 
Phil. 4.6. .let  your  requeft  be  made  Imowne  to  God 
2  Pcf.  1. 1 6. when  we  made  Imo.  to  you  the  power 

Mafejor  m*keft,  °*  maketh  HSwomne. 
Num.i  2. 5. will  make  my  felfe  knowne  to  him 
Ruth  3 . 3  .but  make  not  thy  fel  fe  knowne  to 
r  Sam.zK.i y .that thou mayeft make  /^ao.unto me 
1  Chron,i6.%.  make  knowne  his  deeds  among 

P/i/.I0f.I. 

17. 1 9.  in  making  Imowne  all  thefe  great  things 
Pfal.y  8 . 5  .that  they  fhould  make  them  knowne 
89. 1. with  my  mouth  will  I  make  knowne 
106.8. he  might  make  his  mighty  power  known 
I45.12.t0  make  knowne  to  the  fonsofmen 
P>'fl.i.23.Ile  make  knowne  my  words  to  yo» 
J/i.38.i9.(hallmake  Imowne  thy  truth 
Eltk'31'1 1  '^e  make  my  felfe  kno.  amongft  them 
Dan.z.  5.  if  ye  will  not  make  known  to  me 

Vferfe  9, 
2 f  .that  will  make  Ifnowne  to  the  King 
26. art  thou  able  to  make  Imowne  to  me 
28.  and  maketh  Imowne  to  the  King  Nebuc. 
2?.maketh  knowne  to  thee  what  (hall 
30.that  fhall  make  knowne  the  interpretation 
4.6.that  they  might  make  Imowne  to 
7.they  did  not  make  knowne  unto 
1 8.are  not  able  to  make  Imowne 
5; .8. nor  make  knowne  to  the  King 
1  y.and  make  knowne  to  me  the  interpretation 
Verfe  16. 
1 7.  and  make  kno.  to  him  the  interpretation 
Hab.}.z.in  the  middeft  of  the  yeeres  make  Imowne 
Mat.  1 2. 1 6.that  they  fhould  not  make  him  knowne 
Martys  $.iz. 
Rom.y.zz.xo  make  his  power  knowne 

i J. that  he  might  make  knowne  the  riches  of 
Ephef.6. ig.to  make  liw.the  myftery  of  the  Gofpel 

2 1. (hall  make  knowne  to  you  all  things 
tfl/.  1 . 2 7.to  whom  G od  would  make  ^awwse 
4.o.they  (hall  make  kndtmc  to  you  all 

Isoa. 


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£^.i3.*5.Pekod,SJ)0.ih,and  Kpa,  He  rife  up 

Hojjatb. 
Gen.46.1  i.fons  of  Levi,  Gerfhon,  Kpbath 

Exod.6.  16.  Numb.  3.17.  1  Chro.  6.1, 
16.  &  2.3.6. 
1 8.and  the  fons  of  Kjibath,  Amrain 
i8.the  yeers  of  the  life  of  Kphath  were 
W/^-j.ip.thefons  of  Kpbatb^y  their  families 
27.  &  of  Kpba.  were  the  families  of  the  Am. 
ip.the  families  of  the  fons  of  Kpbath 
4_2.take  the  fumme  of  the  fons  of  Kpbath 
4_the  fervice  of  the  fons  of  Kpbath 
1  j.the  fons  of  Kpbath  (hall  come  to  beate  it 
the  burden  of  the  fons  of  Kpbath 
7.$>.but  unto  the  fons  of  Kphath  he  gave  none 
1 6 . 1  .the  fon  of  Kpbath,  the  fon  of  Levi 

1  Chron.  6.  3  8 . 
26.57.of  K»bath,the  family  of  the  Kohathites 
58.  Kpbath  begat  Amram 
Jofr. z\.<,.znd  the  reft  of  the  children  of  Kphath 
1  Chro.6.  i.and  the  fons  of  Kphath,  Amram 

Ver.18.8c  23.12. 
i2.the  fons  of  Kpbath,  Aminadab  his  fon 
6i.and  unto  the  fons  of  Kpbalb, which  were 
66.the  refidue  of  the  fam.  of  the  fons  of  Kp- 
70.of  the  remnant  of  the  fons  of  Kphath 
1  j.j.ofthefonsof^df^Uriel  the  chiefe 
&ohatJ)4tc0, 
N,«ffl».g.27.thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Kphathites 
30. of  the  families  of  the  Kph.  Eleazer  chief 
4.i8.cut  not  off  the  tribe  of  the  fam.of  the  Kp- 
34.numbred  the  fons  of  the  Kphathites 
37.numbred  of  the  families  of  thcKpbathites 
10.2 1 .  the  Kphathites  fet  forward 
26.5 7.of  Kohath  the  family  of  the  Kphathites 
fojb.ii.q.the  lot  came  out  for  the  fam.of  the  KP- 
lo.being  of  the  family  of  the  Kphathites 

1  Cbro.6.3  3.  with  their  chil.of  the  fons  of  the  Kp. 

$4.thefe  the  dwel.places  of  the  fa.of  the  KP- 
9.32.  of  their  brethrenof  the  fons  of  the  Kpba. 

2  Chro.zo.  19.  Levites  of  the  children  of  the  Kph- 

29. 1 2.of  the  fons  of  the  Kphathites  ,Ma.hath 
34. 1 2.  of  the  fons  of  the  Kpb.  to  fet  it  forward 

&Dlafah. 

Neh.n.j.  of  Benjamin,  Pedaiah  the  fon  of  Kpla. 
Jet. zj.zi. of  Ahab  the  fon  of  ify/iMafejw'11  prophe. 

ItOiarj,  See  alfo  Cote, 
GC3.36.5. Aholib.bare  Jeufh,  Jaalam,and  Kp*ab 

Verfe  14. 
i6.duke  %<jfe,duke  Gatam,  &  duke  Amal. 
Verfe  18. 
Exod.6.zi.the  fons  of  Izhar,JO'«'<z&,and  Dathan 

24.and  the  fons  of  Kprah,  Ailir,and 
Num.  1 6. 1. now  2(orabthefonoflzhar,and  Dath. 
5  .and  he  fpake  untoify''d£>,and  his  company 
6.K"^and  all  his  company  take  cenfers 
8.Mofes  faid  unto  ?{fl('dfe,Heare 
\6- Mofes  faid  to  KprabJ&z  thou 
1 9. Kprah  gathered  all  the  congregation 
24-get  up  from  about  the  tabernacle  of  Kpr. 
27. they  gat  up  from  the  tabernacle  of  Kprab 
3  2. that  appertained  to  it«rafe,and  their  gods 
40.that  he  be  not  as  Kpiab&nd  his  company 
49<that  dyed  about  the  matter  oiKprah 
26.9.  in  the  company  of  Kptab 
io.fwallowed  them  up  with  V^prab 
U.the  children  of  Kprab  dyed  not 
27.3.againft  the  Lord  in  the  company  of  Kprah 
1  Cferfl.1.3  jjeu(h,jaalam,and  Kpt&b-,fon%  of  Efau 
2.43. the  fons  of  Hebron  ,Ifyftife,and 
6.2  2.Aminadab  his  Con,Kp>'ab  his  fon 

37. the  fon  oiKprabJon  of  Izhar 
9.19-ihe  fon  ofKpr-  &  his  brethr .over  the  work 
&oial)ftc. 
1  Chro.g.%  1  .the  firft  born  of  Shallum  theK"^^ 

3iio*afattw. 
1  Cfou9.19.the  Kprabites  were  over  the  work 

Itojafljitejaf. 

Num.16. 5  8  .the  family  of  the  Kprathites 

Mote. 
1  Cfera.9.t9.and  Shallum  the  fon  of  Kprt 
26.  i.Mefhelemiah  the  fon  of  Kp,e 

i9.among  the  fons  of  JC«re,divifion  of  port. 


iioiljitce'. 

JS^oi.6.24.thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Kprhites 

1  Chro.  1 2.6.the  Kprhite s  Joczer,and  Jafbobeam 
2  6.i.of  the — KprUics  was  Mefhelemiah 

2  Chro.  20. i9.the  children  of  the  Kprh&ood  up  to 

E?ra  2.61.  the  children  of  iC"^.j  the  children  of 

NcWz.7.63. 
Neb.  3 .4.  the  fon  of  Uriah ,  the  fon  of  Kp\ 

Verfe  21. 
UuiChatah. 
1  Chro.  1  j.  i7.Ethon  the  fon  of  JSjifhakb 


L. 


2  Cbro.i  1 . i4.and  Kpre  the  fon  of  Immah  the  Lev 


iaaDal;. 
1  Cfero.4.21.  and  Laadab  the  father  of  Marcfhah 

iLaattan. 
1  Cbro.7,i6.Laadan  hisfon,Amihud  his  fon 
23.7.of  the  Getfhonites  were  Laad.and  Shimei 
8.fons  of  Laadan,  chiefe  was  Jehiel,Zetham 
9.thtfe  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers  of  Laadan 
26.2 1. as  concerning  the  fons  of  Laadan 

Laadan,  chiefe fathersjeyen  of  Laadan 
ilaban. 
Gen. 24.20. had  a  brother,his  name  was  Laban 

Laban  ran  out  to  the  man  to  the  well 
yo.  then  Laban  and  Bethuel  anfwered 
2j.20.Rebekahthe  fifkrof  Lata  the  Syrian 
27.43  .flse  thee  to  Laban  my  brother 
28.2.take  thee  a  wife  of  the  daughters  of  L.  ban 

5  Jacob  went  to  Padan-Aram  to  Laban 
29.f.knowve  Laban}  They  faid,  We  know  him 
lO.Rachel  the  daughter  of  Laban 

fheep  of  Labanh'is  mothers  brother 
Jacob  watered  the  flock  of  Laban 
1 3  .w  hen  Laban  heard  tyd  ings  of  Jacob 
Jacob  told  Laban  all  thefe  things 
iq.Laban  faid.  Surely  thou  art  my  bone 
1  %.Labrn  faid  to  Jacob,Becaufe  thou  art 
\6.Laban  had  two  daughters 
1  y.Laban  faid,It  is  better  that  I  give  her 
2i.Jacob  faid  to  Laban,Givt  me  my  wife 
zz.Laban  gathered  together  all  the  men 
24.  Laban  gave  to  his  daughter  Leah,ZiIpah 
2j.unto  Laban,Whzt  is  this  that  thou  haft 
z6.Laban  faid,It  mull  not  be  fo 
29.  Late  gave  to  Rachel  his  daughter  Bil. 
3 0.2 5.  Jacob  faid  unto  Laban,Send  me  away 
27. Laban  faid  unto  him,I  pray  thee  tarry 
34.  Lab.fiid,\  would  it  might  be  according 
36.Jacob  fed  the  reft  of  Labans  flock 
40 .  feparate  the  browne  in  the  flock  of  Lab. 
and  put  them  not  with  Labans  cattell 
42X0  the  feebler  were  Labans,  and 
3 1 .  i.Jacob  heard  the  words  of  Labans  fons 
2.Jacob  beheld  the  countenance  of  Laban 
1 2.1  have  feen  all  that  Laban  doth  to  thee 
19. Laban  went  tofheare  hisfheep 
20.Jacob  ftole  away  unawares  to  Laban 
22.it  was  told  Laban  that  Jacob  fled 
24. God  came  toLabaii  the  Syrian  in  a  dream 
2 5. Lab. overtook  Jacob,  and  Laban  with  his 
zS.Labm  faid  to  Jacob, What  haft  thou  done 
3  i.Jacob  faid  to  Laban,  Becaufe  I  was  afraid 
3  3  .Laban  went  into  Jacobs  tent 
34.La&.fearched  all  thetent,but  found 
j6.Jacob  chode  with  ia&.and  faid  to  Laban 
43.  Laban  anfwered,Thefe  daughters  are  my 
47.  Laban  called  itjegar  Sahadutha 
48.Z.*&z3faid,This  heap  is  a  witnefTe 
5 1. Laban  faid,  Behold  this  heape 
%%.Laban  rofe  up,and  Laban  departed' 
3  2.4.1  have  fojourned  with  Laban,and  ftayed 
46.i8.Zilpah  whom  Labangzve  to  Leah 
2  j. bill  which  Laban  gave  to  Rachel 
ilaban, 
Dw.i.i.words  w<h  Mofes  fpake  betw.Par,&  Lab. 
labour. 

Gfs.31.42.G0d  hath  feen  the  labour  of  my  hand 
3  5.1 6.Rachel  had  hard  labour 

i7.when  fhe  was  come  in  hard  labour 
Deut,i6 .7 .Lord  heard,and  looked  on  our  labour 
Neb.<.i  j.and  fluke  out  every  man  from  hislabour 
Ff  f  2 


fob  39.1 1  .wilt  thou  leave  thy  labour  to  him 
16.  her  hbour  is  in  vaine  without  feare 

PyS/.78.46.gavetheir  labour  to  the  locuft 

90. 10. yet  is  their  ftrcngth  labour  and  forrow 
104.23.m1n  goeth  unto  his  labour  untill  even 
10y.44.they  inherited  the  labour  of  the  people 
107. 1 2. brought  downe  their  heart  with  labour 
109. 1 1. let  the  ftranger  fpoile  his  labour 
128.2.  thou  fhalt  eat  the  labour  of  thine  hands 

P>"o.io.i6,the  labour  of  the  righteous  tend,  to  life 
1 3 . 1 1  .that  gathereth  by  labour  fha.ll  increafe 
1 4. 2 3  .in  all  labour  there  is  profit 

Ecclef.  1.3.  what  profit  hath  a  man  of  all  his  labour 
8. all  things  are  full  of  labour 
2.io.rejoyced  in  all  my /^.portion  of  all  my  la. 

1  i.I  looked  on  the  labour  that  I  had 
i8.yea,I  hated  all  my  labour  which  I 
1 9-yet  (hall  he  have  rule  over  all  my  labour 
20.my  heart  to  defpaire  of  all  my  labour 
2 1. there  is  a  man  whofe  labour  is  in  wifdom 

2  2.for  what  hath  man  of  all  his  labour 
24.then  make  his  foule  injoy  good  in  his  If. 

3-i3.and  enjoy  the  good  of  all  hislabour 

4-8.yet  is  there  no  end  of  his  labour 
9-have  a  good  reward  for  their  labour 

S.i$.  nothing  of  his  labour  which  he  may  carry 
1 8. good  to  enjoy  the  good  of  his  labour 
19.torejoyc.ein  his  labour  is  the  gift  of  God 

6.7.aH  the  labour  of  man  is  for  his  mouth 

8.1  y  .that  fhall  abide  with  him  of  his  labour 

9.9.portion  in  this  life,and  thy  labour 

10. 1  y.the  labour  of  the  foolifh  wearieth 
Ifa.tf  .14. the  labour  of  Egypt,  and  merchandife 

f  5 . 2  .and  your  labour  for  that  which  fatisfies  not 
/er.3.24.  fhame  hath  devoured  the  ^fr.ofourfa, 

20. 1 8.  wherefore  came  I  out  to  fee  labour 
E ^.  2  3 .  29.they  (h 3 11  take  away  all  thy  labour 

29. 20. given  the  land  of  Egypt  for  his  labour 
H^.iy.althoughtbe/tfb.ofthe  olive  (houid  fail 
Hag.  1. 1 1. although  upon  all  the  Ubo.  of  the  hands 
John  4.3 8.to  reap,whereon  ye  beftowed  no  labour 
Rom.  1 6.6.  who  beftowed  much  labour  on  us 

1  Cor. 3. 8. receive  according  to  his  labour 
1 5. 58. you  know  that  your  labour  is  not  in  vain 

Gal.a..!  1. afraid, left  I  beftowed  labour  in  vaine 

Pfei£.i.22.this  is  the  fruit  of  my  labour 

2.25 .Epaphroditus  my  companion  in  labour 

i  T/^f.i.3.remembringyour/a&.of  love  &  patien. 
2. 9. for  you  remembring  our  labour  and  travell 
3.  f.  tempted  you^and  out  labour  be  in  vaine 

2  Tbef.$.$. bat  wrought  with  labour, and  labour 
Hub. 6.10.  not  unrighteous  to  forget  your  labour 
Kev.z.i.l  know  thy  workes  and  thy  labour 

labour. 

Exod.f.o.more  work,that  they  may  labour  therein 

20.9. fix  dayes  fhalt  thou  labour  and  doe 

Deut.^.i^. 
fopo.j.  3 .  make  not  all  the  people  to  labour  thither 

24.1 3-a  land  for  which  you  did  not  labour 
Neb. 4. 2 2. a  guard  to  uSjand  labour  on  the  day 
I  Job  9.29. why  thenMwI  in  vaine 
Pfal.  1  i7.i.except  the  L.build  the  houff ,they  la.in 

144, 1 4-that  our  oxen  may  be  ftrong  to  labour 
Pro.z  i.2  5.floathfull,bis  hands  refufe  to  labour 

23. ^..labour  not  to  be  rich,  ceafe  from  thine 
Ecclef. 4.8  .neither  faith  he,Eor  w horn  doe  I  labour 

8. 1 7. though  a  man  labour  to  feek  it,yet  fhall 
Ifa.z  2. 4. labour  not  to  comfort  me,  becaufe 

65.23  .they  fhall  not  labour  in  vaine 
fer. 51.5  8.and  the  people  (hall  labour  in  vaine 
Lam.  5 .  j.we  labour  and  have  no  reft 
Miwfe4.10.be  in  paine,and  labour  to  bring  forth 
H?fe.2.i3.thatthe  people  (hould  labour  in  fire 
Mat.i  1 .28. come  unto  me  all  ye  that  labour 
John  6.27. labour  not  for  the  meat  that  perifheth 
Rom.  16.12.  falute  Triphena  &  Tryphofa  who  la. 

1  Cor.4. 1  z./abour, working  with  our  own  hands 

2  O-.j^.wherefore  we  labour,that  whether 
Epbef.4.1%. .but  rather  labour, working  with  his  ha. 
Col.  i.29.whereunto  I  alfo  labourfirmng 
1  Tbef.^.  r  2.  know  them  which  labour  among  you 
1  TwA4.10.for  therefore  we  hothlabour  and  fuffer 

5..1 7.efpecially  they  who  labour  in  the  word 
He b.q.  1 1  .let  us  labour  therefore  10  enter 

ilabourcu. 
tfefe.4. 2 1  ,fo  we  laboured  in  the  work,ind 

Job  2p.18.that 


LAB 


LAC 


LAC 


LAD 


L  A  K 


LAM 


Job  j.o.i  8. that  which  he  laboured  for  (hall  he 
Ecclef.  1. 1 1 . 1  looked  on  the  labour  I  had  laboured 
i  o.rule  over  all  wherein  I  have  laboured 
2 1  .yet  to  a  man  that  hath  not  laboured 

2  2.vexation  of  heart  wherein  he  laboured 
%.  i6.what  profit  hath  he  that  laboured  for  wind 

i/ii.47.1 2.with  thy  forceries  w  herein  thou  laboured 
1 5.  unto  thee  with  whom  thou  haft  laboured 
40.4.then  faid  1,1  have  laboured  in  vaine 
62.8  .not  drink  wine  for  which  thou  haft  labour. 
Dan.6. 14. King  labou.x.\\\  the  going  downe  of  the 
Jonah  4.10.  gourd  for  which  thou  haft  not  labour. 
John  4. 3 8.othtr  men  labourcd,ye entred 
Rom.  i6.i2.Perfis,whicb  labour.much  in  the  Lord 
1  Cor.  1  5 .  i  o. laboured  more  abundantly  then  they  al 
P/>i/.  2.  i6.tbat  I  have  not  laboured  in  vaine 

4. 5. help  thofe  that  laboured  with  me 
Rev.  2.  j-and  for  my  names  fake  haft  laboured 

labourer. 
Lu\e  10.7  .for  the  labourer  is  worthy  of  his  hire 
1  T«tf.5.i8.the  labourer  is  worthy  of  his  reward 

labourers. 
Mat. 9.3  7.harveft  plenteous,but  the  labourers  few 

3  8.  pray  the  Lord  he  will  fend  forth  labourers 
ao.i.went  to  hire  labourers  into  his  vineyard 

2.when  he  had  agreed  with  the  labourers 
8  .call  the  labourers  ,gi\e  them  their  hire 
Lu\e  10. 2. labourers  are  few,  pray  ye  therefore 

the  Lord  would  fend  forth  labourers 
1  Cor. 3.9. w eare  labourers  together  with  God 
Jam.  j.q.bthold  the  hire  of  the  labourers 
labourer^. 

Pro.  1 6. 26.  that  hbourethjabouretb  for  himfelfe 
Ecdefi.  9,  what  profit  wherein  helaboureth 

1  Cor. 16. 1 6.fubmit  to  every  one  that  labouretb 

2  Ti«».2.6.the  husbandman  that  /^a«.muft  be  firft 

labouring. 
Ecclef.<;.i  2.the  fleep  of  a  labouring  man  is  fweet 
^(!?r  10.3  5/0  labouring  ye  ought  to  fupport 
C0/.4. 1 2.alwayes  labouring  for  you  in  prayers 

1  Thef.z.y.hr  labourmgnightznd  day,  we  preach. 

labours. 
Exod.z^.  i6.firft  fruits  of  thy  labours  which  thou 
gathered  in  thy  labours  out  of  the  field 
£>£/«. 28. 3  3. fruit  of  the  land,  and  all  thy  labours 
Pro. j.io.md  thy  labours  be  in  the  houfe  of  a  ftran. 
Ifa.  5  8. 3  .in  your  faft  you  exact  all  your  labours 
Jer.  20.5. deliver  all  their  labours  into  the  hand  of 
Ho/!i2.8.in  my  libours  they  (hall  find  no  iniquity 
Hd£.2.i7.fmoteyou  in  all  the  lab.  of  your  hands 
_T0te4.38.3nd  ye  are  entred  into  their  labours 

2  Cor. 6.  5. in  labour sjn  watchings,and  fallings 

10. 1 5  not  boalling  of  other  mens  labours 
1 1. 2 3. in  labours  more  abundantly 
to.  14. 1 3.die3they  may  reft  from  their  labours 

lace. 
.EOT.28.28.bind  the  breaft'-plate  w"'  a  lace  of  blew 
3  7  .thou  (halt  put  it  on  a  blew  lace 
39.3  i.&  they  tyed  unto  it  a  lace  of  blew 
laChfftj. 
Jojh.  10.3  i.Jofhua  paffed  from  Libnah  untoi^. 
3  2. Lord  delivered  Lacbijh  into  the  hand 
3  j.King  ofGezercame  to  help  Lachijb 
34-from  Lacbijh  Jofhua  paffed  unto  Eglon 


1  y.39.I,0cfc/&,Bozhatb,and  Eglon  inhe.of  Ju. 
2  Kjn.  14. 1 9. and  he  fled  to  Lacbijh, but  they  fent 
to  Lacb.  &  Hew  him  there    2  Cfo0.25.27. 

1 8.  i4.Hezekiah  fent  to  the  King  to  Lacbijh 
1 7. King  fent  from  Lacbijh  to  Hezekiah 

1 9. 8. he  was  departed  from  Lacbijh 
2  Cbro.11 .9.  Rehob. built  Adoraim,Z.(K.&  Azekah 

3  2.9.he  himfelfe  laid  fiege  to  Lacbijh 
Neb. 1 1.30.  at.  Lacbijh  and  the  fields  thereof 
//%.36.2.fentRab(hakeh  homLacbijh  to  Jerufalem 

37.8.Rab.  return. &  found  the  Ki.war.aga.Ld. 
Jcr. 3 4.7. fought  agninft  Lachijb,8i  againft  Azeka. 
Micah  1 .  x  3 .0  thou  inhabitant  of  Lacbijh}bind  the 

-rO^flachtfb. 

Jojrj.  10.3  Adon.fent  unto  JaphiaKing  of  Lacbijh 
5-  therefore  the  five  Kings,the  King  oiLacb. 
2  3.bvouehtforththeKingofL<icfci/fc,and 
12.1  i.the  King  of  Lacbijh  one 

Incite.  j 

Gra.t8. 28. there  (halltefc  five  of  the  fifty  righte." 
Beut.8. 9, thoa  (halt  not  lacke  any  thing  in  it 


Pfal. $4. xo.the  young  lions  doe  lack,e,bm  they 
Pro-  28. 27.that  giveth  uuto  the  poore  (hall  not  lac 
Ecclef.o. 2. 2nd  let  thy  head  lacke  no  byntment 
M<jf,i9.20.thefe  things  have  I  keptjw.bat  lache  I 
Jam.i.$.i£any  of  you  lacke  wifdome,let  him 

lacfce. 
Gen.  1 8 .  28  .deftroy  all  the  city  for  lacke  of  five 
Exod,  16.18.  that  gathered  little  had  no  lac\e 
Job  4. 1 1. old  lion  perifheth  for  lache  of  prey 

3  8.41. his  young  ones  wander  for  lack,  of  meat 
Hof.^.6.my  people  is  deftroyed  fetlock  ofknowl* 
2  C«/'.8.i5.that  gathered  little  had  no  lache 
PW.2.30.tofupplyyout/<rc^£  of  fervice 

1  Tk/^4.i2.that  ye  may  have  lacke  of  nothing 
lacfceO. 

Dfaf.2-7.been  with  thee,&  thou  haft  laclfcdnoth. 

2  S<tf».2.30.therc  lac\.  of  Davids  fervants  19. men 
i7.22./iic^erfnot  one  that  was  not  gone  over 

1  Kjn. 4. 27.every  man,  and  they  lacked  nothing 

1 1. 22. but  what  haft  thou  lacked 
Neb.9.n.(o  that  they  lacked  nothing 
Luke  8. 6. withered  becaufe  itte^rfmoifture 

22.3  5 -without  purfe,/a^fi5f  you  any  thing 
A6ls  4. 3  4-neither  any  among  them  that  lacked 

1  (V.i  2. 24. abundant  honour  to  that  part  wchlac. 
Phil.4.  io.were  catefull3but  lacked  opportunity 

lacfeeft. 
Marks  io.2i,faiduntohim,One  thing  thou  lack.- 
Luke  18.22.yet  laikjfl  thou  one  thing,fell  all 

laxfextlj. 
Num.  3 1 .49-and  there  lacketb  not  one  man  of  us 

2  Sam.i  .29.1e.t  there  not  faile  one  that  lacketb 
Pro. 6.1 2. that  commit  adultery,/itt^<?£/7  underftan. 

1 2.9.  that  honoureth  himfelf  and  lachjtb  bread 
2  Pet.  1  .g.that  lacketb  thefe  things  is  blind 
lacking. 

Lev.  2.13.  neither  (halt  fufFer  fait  to  be  lacking 

22. 23. any  thing  fuperfluousor  lacking 
Judg-  2 1 . 3  .to  day  one  tribe  lacking  in  I  frael 
1  S  am.io-19.thae  was  nothing  lacking  to  them 
Jer.  2  3  ^.neither  (hall  they  be  lacking 

1  Cor.  1 6. 1 7. that  which  was  lac.on  your  parr,they 

2  Cor.i  i.9.rhatwhich  waste^iwgtomethebreth. 
1  Thef.3.10,  perfect,which  is  lacking  in  your  faith 

lab,orlati0. 
Gra.21 .  1 2.1et  it  not  be  grievous  becaufe  of  the  la. 
17.  God  heard  the  voice  of  the  lad :  and  the 

Verfe  17. 
i8.1ift  up  the  lad,hold  him  in  thy  hand 
i9.the  bottle  wth  water,&  gave  the  lad  drink 
20.  God  was  with  the  lad 
22. 5. land  theladwitt  goe yonder  &  worfhip 

1 2. lay  not  thine  hand  upon  the  lad 
37.2.the /<a/ was  with  the  fons  of  Bilhah 
4 3. 8. fend  the  lad  with  me,and  we  willarife 
44.22.the  lad  cannot  leave  his  father 
30. my  father  and  the  ladbe  not  with  us 

his  life  is  bound  up  in  the  lads  life 
31.  when  he  feeth  that  the  ladis  not  with  us 
3  2.thy  fervant  became  furety  for  the  lad 
3  3. in  ftead  of  thete^Let  the  lad  goe  up 
34.how  (hall  I  goe upjand  the ladbe  not 
48. 16.  blefle  the  lads 
Judg.  i6.26.Sampfon  faid  to  the  lad  that  held 
1  Sam.zo.z  i.and  behold,  I  will  fend  a  lad 

if  I  fay  unto  the  lad,  The  arrowes 
3  6. he  faid  unto  the  lad,Run 

as  the  lad  tin  he  (hot  an  arrow 
37.whcn  the  lad  was  come  to  theplace 

Jonathan  cryed  after  the  lad,  and  faid 
3  8.  Jonathan  cryed  after  the  te/,Make  fpeed 
Jonathans  lad  gathered  up  the  arrowes 
39.but  the  lad  knew  not  any  thing 
40. gave  his  artillery  unto  his  lad 
4 1  .and  aflbone  as  the  tad  was  gone 
2  S'<2?/?.i7.i8.nevertheleffe  aforffaw  them 
2  Kjn.4.  1 9-he  faid  to  a  lad, Carry  him  to  his  moth. 
John  6.9.1s  a  lad  here  which  hath  five  loaves 

laDDer. 

Gra.28.1  2. Jacob  dreamed ,and  behold  a  te&kr 
iarje,  or  laOeu. 

Gf2z.42.26.thty  laded  their  rifles  with  the  come 
44. 1 3.and  ladedevety  man  his  afle 
4  5. 17.  to'e  your  beafts  and  goe,get  you 

1  Kjn.i  2. 1 1  .my  father  did  lade  you  with  an  heavy 


N^.4. 1 7. that  bare  burdens  with  thofe  that  laded 

Lu\e  1 1. 46. for  ye  lade  men  with  burdens 

Aols  28.10.when  wedepart.-djtbey  ladedus  wish 

iaDert. 

Gra.45.23.tcn  niTcs  laden,Aiid  ten  (he-aflls  laden 

1  Sam.  i6.io.JefTe  tooke  an  a!fe  laden  with  bread 
lfa.  i.4«a  people  /dis  with  iniquity 
A?«f.i  1.28.  and  heavy  laden,  and  I  will  give  yoa 

2  Tim.$. 6. (illy  women  Aki5?s  with  fins,lcd  away 
laOetSj. 

Hab.z.6. thii  ladctb  himfelf  with  thick  clay 

lautoj. 
Neb.  1 3. 1  ^.fome  on  the  Sabbath  lading  nfft-s 
Acts  27.  lo.not  onely  of  the  Z^ng  and  (hip 

larjg. 

//a.47.f.no  more  be  called  a  Lady  of  kingdomes 

7.thou  didft,I  (hall  be  a  La./y  fortver 
2  ,/ote  1  .the  elder  unto  the  eleft  Lady 
j. and  now  I  befeech  thee  Lady 
iaoiec 
jf/^.j.29.her  wife  Larfiw  anfwered  her,Yca 
Eftber  1 . 1 8  .likewife  (hall  the  Ladies  of  Perfia  fay 

larjat), 

1  C/;/o,4.2.and  Jahath  begat  Ahumai,and  Labad 

labakrol. 

Gra.24.62.Ifj.came  from  the  way  of  the  wd  i«/;. 

2  j.i  i.Ifaac  dwelt  by  the  well  Labai-roi. 

label. 

N«/#.3.24.(ha!be  Eliafaph  the  fon ot~ Label 

lafjman, 

/»//;.  iy^o.Cabbon  &Ldte<w,&Kithlilh,inhe.cf 

lahmt. 
1  Chro.zo.  j.Elhanan  ftev/Libmi  brother  of  Goli. 

la(fl). 

Judg.i  8. 7. five  men  departed, and  came  to  £«///.? 
14. that  went  to  fpie  out  the  countrcy  ot  Lfli/7; 
27.  they  took  the  prieft,and  came  to  Laijh 
29-name  of  the  city  was  Laijh  at  firft 

Ifa.  10.3  o.caufe  it  to  be  heard  unto  Laijh 
lat$. 

1  Sam  25.44.  Davids  wife  to  Phaltielfon  of  Laijh 

z  Sam-i- '  J-took  her  from  Phaltiel  fen  of  Laijh 

lake. 

Luke  y.  1. he  flood  by  the  lake  of  Genafereth 
2.faw  two  (liips  ftanding  by  the  lake 
8.22.goe  over  unto  the  other  fide  of  the  lake 
2  3. down  aftorme  of  wind  on  the  lake 
33. herd  ran  down  a  fteep  place  of  the  lake 
Rev.  i9.20.thefe  both  were caft  into  a  lake 
20.  icdevill  was  caft  into  the  lake 

i4.death  and  hell  was  caft  into  the  Lkj 
1 5.  was  caft  into  the  la\e  of  fire 
zt.S.murtherers  have  their  part  in  the  lake 
iafcnm. 

/«/?/.  1 9. 3  3. their  coaft  was  from  Helephto  Ldkum 

lamb. 
Gen  22.7.  but  where  is  the  lamb  for  a  burnt-offer. 

8. God  will  provide  himfelf  a  lamb 
Exod.  12.3  .(hall  take  to  them  every  man  a  lamb 

houfe  of  their  fatbers,a  lamb  for  a  houfe 
4 .if  the  boufhold  be  too  little  for  the  lamb 

lhall  make  your  count  for  the  lamb 
5  lamb  (hall  be  without  blemiih 
2 1. draw  out  and  take  ye  a  lamb 
13. 1 3. thou  (halt  redeem  with  a  lamb 
29.3  9. one  lamb  (halt  thou  offer  in  the  morning 
other  lamb  thou  (halt  offer  at  even 
Verfe  4 1. 
40.with  one  lamb  a  tenth  deale  of 
34.20.thou (halt redeem  v/hhalamb 
Lev. 1. 7.  if  he  offer  a.  lamb  for  his  offering,  then 
4.3  2.if  he  bring  a  lamb  for  a  (in-offering 

3  5-take  away  the  fat,as  the  fat  of  a  lamb 
$,6. lamb  or  kid  for  a  fin-offering 

7.if  he  be  not  able  to  bring  a  lamb 
9.3 .  a  lamb  of  the  firft  yeer  for  a  burnt-  offering 
i2.6.(hallbringa/aw&ofthe  firft  yeer 

8. (he  be  not  able  to  bring  a  lamb,then 
14.10.one  ew-lambo(  the  firft  yeer 
1 2.prieft  (hall  take  one  he-lamb 
1 3. he  (hall  flay  the  lamb  in  a  place 
2 1  .dial  take  one  lamb  for  a  trefpaffe-offerin  g 
24.prieft  (hall  take  the  lamb,xhe  trefpafle-of. 
25.  (hall  kill  the  lamb  of  the  trefpafle-offer. 
1 7-3.that  killeth  an  oxe.or  a  lamb,ox 
22.23.  foot-thing  fuperfluous,  offer  for  a  free-  ■ 
^ " 23.i2.offer  j 


s 


LAM      LAM 


LAM        LAM 


L  AM       LAM 


a  5 . 1 1  .offer  an  hee  lamb  without  blemifli 

Num.6.iz.a  lamb  of  the  fitft  yeer  for  a  trefpafle 

1 4.one  he  lamb  for  a  burnt-offering 

one  tw-lamb  for  a  fin-offering 

one  lamb  without  blemiih  for  a  peace-offe. 

'  7.1  y.one  lamboi  the  firft  yeer  for  a  burnt-  offe. 

Vcr.21,27,  J?j?9)4Tj  f  ij  S7> 

63,69,75,81. 

1  j.  j.prepare  with  the  facrifice  for  one  lamb 

1  1  .thus  (hall  it  be  done  for  one  lamb 
28.4.one  lamb  offer  in  the  morning 

and  the  other  limb  offer  at  even 
7. fourth  part  of  an  hin  for  one  lamb 
ig.oyle  for  a  meat-offering  unto  one  lamb 
1 4. third  part  of  an  hin  unto  a  lamb 

2  i.a  feverall  tenth  deale  for  every  lamb 
29. a  feverall  tenth  deale  unto  one  lamb 

Chap.  2  9. 10. 
29.4.  and  one  tenth  deale  for  one  lamb 
1  j. a  feverall  tenth  deale  to  each  limb 

1  &w#.7.9.Samuel  took  a  fucking  lamb  and  offered 

i7.34.there  came  a  lion  and  took  a  lamb 

2  Sam.  1 2.  j  .poor  man  had  nothing  fave  one  ew-/, 

4.but  took  the  poor  mans  lamb  and  dreffed 
6. he  (hallreftore  the  lamb  fourefold 
Ifa,n.6.the  wolfalfo  {hall  dwell  with  the  lamb 
1 6. 1  .fend  ye  the  lamb  to  the  ruler 
5  3 .7. he  is  brought  as  a  lamb  to  the  {laughter 
65.25.  wolf  and  the  lambflull  feed  together 
66.3. that  facrificetha  lamb  as  if  he  cut  off 
fer.11.19. 1  was  like  a  lamb  brought  to  the  flaug. 
£3^.45. 1  y.onefo.out  of  the  flock  for  a  peace-off. 
46.  \7,.lamb  of  the  firft  yeer  thou  (halt  prepare 
1 5. thus  (hall  they  prepare  the  lamb 
H0yi4.16.Lord  will  feed  them  as  a  te& 
/oba  1.29.  behold  the  Lamb  of  God  which  taketh 
36.8c  looking  upon  Jefus,faith,Beho.the  La. 
At~ls8.$  i.like  a  /<w»b,dumb,that  opened  not  his 
1  Pe 1. 1 . 1 9.as  of  a  <iw&  without  blemifli  and  fpot 
Rev.  5 .6.in  middeft  of  the  elders  flood  a  Lamb 

8.  the  four  beafts  fell  down  before  the  Lamb 
1 2.faying,Worthy  is  the  Lamb  that  was  flain 
1 3. glory  and  power  unto  the  Lamb  for  ever 
6. 1 . 1  faw  when  the  Lamb  opened  one  of 

16. hide  us  from  the  face  of  the  Lamb 
7.9.3  great  multitude  flood  before  the  Lamb 
io.falvation  unto  our  God  &  unto  the  Lamb 
I4.made  them  white  in  the  bloud  of  the  La. 
i7.for  the  LambftiaW  feed  them 
1 2. 1  i.they  overcame  him  b^  the  blo.of  the  La. 
i3.3.L«.flain  from  the  foundation  of  the  worl. 

1 1  .he  had  two  homes  like  a  lamb 
14. 1.  a  lamb  flood  on  the  mount  Sion 
4.thefe  are  they  which  follow  the  Lamb 

\  being  firft  fruits  unto  the  Lamb 
lo.tormented  in  the  prefence  of  the  Lamb 
i$.3.they  fing  thefongofthe  Lamb 
17.14.make  war  with  the  La.8c  theL.flial  over. 
i9.7>for  the  marriage  of  the  Lamb  is  come 

9.calleduntothefupperofthe  Lamb 
21. 9.I  will  (hew  thee  the  Bride,the  Lambs  wife  j 
i4.namesof  the  twelve  ^poftlesof  tht.L»mb  , 
22.and  the  Lamb}nre  the  temple  of  it 
2j.and  the  Lamb  is  the  light  thereof 
27.but  they  which  are  written  in  the  Lamb 
22,i.proceedingoutof  the  throne  of  the.Lamb 
3  .throne  of  the  Lamb  (halbe  in  it 
lambs, 
Gca.30.40.and  Jacob  did  feparate  the  lambs 
Nww.7-87.the  lambs  of  the  fitft  yeer  twelve 
8 8. the  lambs o£ the  firft  yeer  fixty 
29.1 3. fourteen  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer 

Ver.  17,  20,  23,  26,  29, 32. 
18. for  the  bullockes,rams,  and  lambs 

Ver.  21,24,27, 30,33. 
Dsat.32.14.milk  offtieep  with  fat  of  lambs 

1  Sam.  1  f.9.Saul  fpared  the  beft  of  the  lambs 

_  2  2.to  obey  is  better  then  fat  of  lambs 

2  J^?Z.3.4.rendred  unto  the  Kingoflfaooooo./a. 

1  Chro. 2 9. 2 1. offered  unto  th*  Lo.a  thoufand  lam. 

2  Chro. 29.2 2.they  killed  alfothe  &.and  fprinkled 

3  2.  number  of  the  burnt-offering  200.  lambs 

3  5.7.  Jofiah  gave  to  the  people  lambs  and 
E^ra  6.9.anJ  the  lambs  let  it  be  given  them 

1 7-nn  hund. bullocks,  2. hun. rams, 4.  bun. la. 
7. 1 7. chat  thou  mayeft  buy  fpeedily  lambs 


8.3$.feventy  an  feven lambs^welve  he-goats 
P/a/.37.io.wicked  (halbe  as  the  fat  of  lambs 
1  i4.4.mountains  skipped  like  rams,hils  like  /. 
6. and  ye  little  hils  like  lambs 
Pro.27.26.the  lambs  are  for  thy  clothing 
lfa.  1. 1 1 .1  delight  not  in  the  bloud  of  lambs 
34-6.and  with  the  bloud  of  lambs 
40.11.ihaH  gather  the  lambs  with  his  arme 
Jer.  5  1.40.I  will  bring  them  down  like  lambs 
£^£.27. 21.  Arabia  occupied  with  thee  in  lambs 
39. 18. ye  (hall  drink  the  bloud  of  lambs 
46. 4. fix  lambs  without  blemiih 
5-and  the  meat-offering  for  the  lambs 
6.in  the  day  of  the  new  moon,fix  lambs 
7.(hall  prepare  a  meat-offering  for  the  lambs 
1 1. to  the  lambs,as  he  is  able  to  give 
Amos  6.4  and  eat  the  lambs  out  of  the  flocke 
Luke  10.3. 1  fend  you  forth  as  lambs 
John  2 1 . 1  j.he  fayeth  unto  him,  Feed  my  lambs 

Five  ILattlbS. 
2V#«.7.i7.five  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer    Ver.2  3,29, 
3f3  4i347>53>?9>6?>  71*77583. 
Seven  latttb0. 
Gen.n.zS  .Abraham  fet  feven  ew- lambs  by  themf. 
29. what  mean  thefe  feven  ew -lambs 
30.thefe  feven  ew- lambs  thou  (halt  take 
Lev.zj.i  8.(hall  offer  with  the  bread  feven  lambs 
Num.  28. 1 1.  feven  la.  of  the  firft  yeer  without  fpot 
Chap.19. 27.8c  29.2,8,36. 
2 1. throughout  the  feven  lambs        Ver.  29. 
Cbap.29.4,10. 
2  Chro.zy.z 1. and  they  brought  feven  lambs 
lfa.  5.  i7.then  (hall  the  lambs  feed 

Two  lambs, 
Exod.zy.^ 8.two  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer  day  by  day 
L  ev.  1 4. 1  o.eight  dayes  he  (hall  take  two  lambs 
23.  i9.then  ye  (hall  facrifice  two  lambs 
20.(hall  wave  them  with  the  two  lambs 
Num.z8.$  .two  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer  for  a 
9«and  on  the  Sabbath  two  lambs 

Hame. 

Lev.zi.iB.a  blind  man,or /<H«e,or  he  that  * 
Dcaf.iy.2i.if  it  be  lame,tbon  (halt  not  facrifice 
2  &wz.4.4.Jonathan  had  a  fon  lame  of  his  feet 

he  fell  and  became  lame 
5.6.except  thou  take  away  the  blind  and  lame 
8.whofoever  fmiteth  the  lame  (halbe  chiefe 
lame  (hall  not  come  into  the  houfe 
9.3.Jonathan  hath  yet  a  fon  which  is  lame 

1 3.  Mephiboflieth  was  lame  on  both  his  feet 
19-2  6.ride,becaufe  thy  fervant  is  lame 
Job  29. 1 5. 1  was  feet  to  the  lame 
Pro.  26. 7.  the  legs  of  the  lame  are  not  equall 
lfa.  3  3. 2  3. great  fpoile  divided,the  Zd.take  the  prey 

3  y.6.then  (hall  the  lame  man  leap 
Jer.i  i.8.with  them  the  blind  and  the  lame- 
Mal.i.8.ifye  offer  the  lame,and  fick,is  it  not 
1 3-and  ye  brought  that  which  was  lame 
Mat.  1 1. 5  .the  lame  walke  ,  the  lepers  are  cleanfed 
iy.3o.having  with  them  thofe  thac  were  tew 
3  i.wondred  when  they  faw  the  lame  walke 
2 1 .  i4.the  lame  came,and  he  healed  them 
L«^7.22.tell  John  how  the  lame  walk 

14. 13. call  the  poore,the  lame,and  the  blind 
Acls  3.2.  a  certain  man  that  was  lame  was  carried 
1 1  .and  as  the  lame  held  Peter  and  John 
8 .7.many  that  were  lame  were  healed 
Heb.iz.  1 3  .left  that  which  is  lame  be  turned 

lameclj. 

Gra.4.1 8.Methufael  begat  Lantech 

19. Lamech  took  unto  him  two  wives 
z^. Lamech  faid  unto  his  wives,Adah  &  Zil- 
heare  my  voice,ye  wives  of  Lamech 
24.if  Cain  feven-fold,truely  Lamech 
j.2y.Methufelah3lived  i87.yeers  &begatiaw. 
26.after  he  begat  Lamech  7  8  2.  yeers 
28. Lamech  lived  182.ye.and  begat  a  fon 
lo.Lamech  lived  after  ^y.yeers 
31.  all  the  dayes  of  Lamech  were  yjy.yetts 
1  Cfcro.i.3.Henoch,Methufelah,L<z»2ecib 
Lu\e  3 ,36.which  was  the  fon  of  Lamech 

lament, 

fudg.i  1.40.  daught.  of  Ifrael  went  yeerly  to  lam. 
lfa.  3 .6.and  her  gates  (hall  lament  and  mourne 
19.8.  the  fiftiers  (hall  moure  and  lament 
Ff  f  3 


32.1 2.they  (hall  lament  for  the  teats 
Jer. 4$. tot  this  lament  and  howie,  for  the  an«er 
1 6.  5.  neither  gee  to  lament,nov  bemoane 

6. neither  (hall  men  lament  ioi  chem  - 
22.18  .they  (hall  not  lament  for  him,  faying 

(hill  not  lament  for  him,  faying,  Ah 
3 a» 5. they  will  lament  thee,faying,  Ah  Lord 
49. 3  .lamenttmd  run  to  and  fro 
Lam.z.8.  he  made  the  ramparc  &  the  wall  to  lam. 
£^£.27.3  2.and  lament  overpaying, What  city 
3  2. 16. lamentation  wherewith  ye  (hall  lament 
daughters  of  the  nations  (hall  lament 
Joel  i.S. lament  like  a  virgin  girded 

1 3. gird  your  (elves  Jament  ye  priefis 
Micab  z.q.lament  with  a  doleful!  lamentation 
John  16. 20. ye  (hall  weep  and  lament 
Rev.  1 8.9.Kings  of  the  earth  lliall  lament  her 

lamentable, 

Dan.6. 20.  cryed  with  a  lamentable  voice  to  Daniel 

lamentation, 

Gra.yo.io.there  they  mourned  with  a  fore  lament. 
2  Sam.i.iy.Divid  lamented  with  this  lamentation 
Pfa.78.64.and  their  widowes  made  no  lamentation 
Jcr.6.z6.mo(i  bitter  lamentation  for  the  fpoyler 
7. 29. take  up  lamentation  on  high  places 
9.  icforthe  habitations  a  lamentation 

20. teach  every  one  her  neighbour  a  lammtat. 
31.15.  lamentation  and  bitter  weeping 
48.3  8  .there  {halbe  a  lamentation  generally 
Latn.z.j.  hath  increafed  mourning  and  lamentation 
E^.i9.i.takeup  alamentatkn  for  the  princes 
14. is  alament.  and  (hall  be  for  a  lamentation 
26.  i7.and  they  (hall  take  up  a  lamentation 
.27.2.take  up  a  lamentation  for  Tirus 

3  2.(hall  take  up  a  lamentation  for  thee 
28. 1 2.take  up  a- lament. upon  the  King  of  Tirus 
3  2.2.take  up  a  lamentation  for  Pharaoh 
i6.this  is  the  lamentation  wherewith  they 
Amos  5 . 1  .even  a  lamentation,0  houfe  of  Ifrael 
i6.as  are  skilfull  of  lamentationtto  wailing 
8.io.willturneyour  fongs  into  lamentation 
Micah  2.4.  and  lament  with  a  dolefull  lamentation 
Mat.z.z8.\n  Ramath, lamentation  and  weeping 
AcT:s  8. 2.made  great  lamentation  over  him 

lamentations. 
2  Cforo.3  y.2j.fpake of  Jofiah  in  their  lamentations 
behold  they  are  written  in  the  lament. 
£^c/j.  2.io.there  was  written  therein  lamentations 

lament  eO. 

1  Sam.6.19.  &  the  people lamentedbccmk  the  L. 
7. 2. houfe  of  Ifrael  lamented  after  the  Lord  . 
2f .  1 -all  the  Ifraelites  lamented  him 
28.3.  now  Samuel  was  dead  and  all  Ifrael  lam. 

2  Sam. 1.17. and  David  lamented owei Saul 
3.33  .and  the  King  lamented  over  Abner 

2  Chro.  35.25  .and  Jeremiah  lamented  for  Jofiah 
Jer,  16.4.  they  (hall  not  be  lamented,  neither 

Chap.  25.  33. 
Mat.  1 1. 1 7. mourned  unto  you,ye  hare  not  lamen. 
Luke  23 .27. and  a  great  company  lamentedhim 


Gen.  15.17  -lamp  pafled  between  thofe  pieces 
£#0^.27.20.10 caufe the  lamptobam  alwayes 

1  Sam.  3 . 3  -yer  the  lamp  went  out,  Samuel  was 

2  Sd#z.22.29.forthouartmy&z«p,OGod 

1  Kin.  1  y.4.for  Dav.fake  God  did  give  him  a  lamp 
Job  1 2. 5. is  as  a  /<w?/>  defpifed  in  the  thought 
Pfal.  1 1 9. 1  o  5  .thy  w  ord  is  a  lamp  unto  my  feet 

1 3  2. 1 7.I  have  ordained  a  lamp  for  mine 
Pra.6-23.for  the  commandement  is  a  lamp 
1  j.9-the  toj>of  the  wicked  (halbe  put  out 
20. 20.  whofo  curfcth  his  father,  his  lamp 
Ifa.6  2. 1  .and  the  falvation  as  a  lamp  that  burneth 
Rez>.8.io.aflarreburning,asit  were  a  to£ 

lampes. 
fixoi.25.37.  &  thou  (halt  make  thee  feven  &»/»« 
they  (hall  light  the  tevpmhereof 
30.7.when  he  dreffeth  the  lampes}he 

8  .when  Aaron  lighteth  the  lampes  he 

3  $.i4.his/<w»pM»with  theoyle  for  the  light 

39.37. lampes,esen  with  the  /awpcj  to  be  fet 

4o.4.and  thou  (halt  light  the  lampes  thereof 

2 5. and  he  lighted  the  lampesbefote 

I.e2>.24.2.pure  oyle,to  caufe  the  lampes  to  burne 

4.order  the  lampes  upon  the  pure  candlefticks 
NHW.4.9.  and  cover  the  candlefticke  &  his  lampes 

8. 3. and 


LAM 


LAN 


LAN 


LAN 


8. j.  and  Aaron  lighted  the  lampes 
Judg-7.16.and  he  put  lampes  within  the  pitchers 

20.held  their  lampes  in  the  left  hand 
i  J(i»-7.49.and  the  lampes  and  tongs  of  gold 
i  C/;/-tf.28.i5.weight  for  their  lampesof  gold 

candleftickesjand  for  the  lampes 
2  Cfc\4.20.wkh  their  lampsjhzt  they  fhould  burn 
2 1. the  flowers,and  the  lampes, and  tongs 
1 3. 1 1. upon  the  pure  table,with  the  lampes 
29.7.alfo  they  have  put  out  the  lampes 
Job  4 1 .  io.cut  of  his  mouth  goe  burning  lampes 
£^.  1. 1  j. like  the  appearance  of  lampes 
Van.  io.6.and  his  eyes  as  lampes  of  fire 
Mat.z  5.1  .ten  virgines  which  took  their  lampes 
3. took  their  lampes ,and  took  no  oylc 
4.the  wife  tooke  oyle  with  their  lampes 
7.  virgines  arofe  and  trimmed  their  lampes 
8.oyle,for  our  lampes  are  gone  out 
%mce, 
fet.  jo.42.they  that  hold  the  lance  are  cruell 

SLancers. 
1  Kjn.  i8;28.cut  themfelves  with  knives  &  lancers 

tattiflj. 

Lu\e  5.4. he  faidj  I/Web  out  into  the  deep 
tancljelf. 

Lwjjtf  8. 2  2.1et  us  goe  over ;  and  they  lanched  forth 
Ail s  2 1. 1. gotten  from  them,and  had  lanched 
27.2.entring  into  a  ihip  of  Adram.we  lanched 
4.when  we  had  lanched  from  thence 
ianG. 
Gen.z.i  i.eompaffeth  the  whole  land  of  Havilah 
1 2. the  gold  of  that  land  is  good 
1 3  .Gihon  compaffeth  the  land  of  Ethiopia 
10. 1 1. out  of  that  land  went  forth  Alher 

1 2. 1  .get  thee  unto  a  land  that  He  fhew  thee 
6.  Abram  pafled  thorow  the  land 

13 . 6. land  was  not  able  to  bcare  them 
7.Perrizzite  dwelled  then  in  the  land 
9  is  not  the  whole  land  before  thee 
1  j. for  all  the  land  which  thou  feeft 
i7.walke  thotow  the  land  in  the  length 
1 5.1 3. ftranger  in  a  land  that  is  not  theirs 
1 7.8.1k  give  thee  the  land  wherein  — ftranger 

1 9. 2  8 .  Abraham  looked  to  ward  all  the  land 
20.1  <(.behold  my  land  is  before  thee 

21.  ij.to  the  land  wherein  thou  haft  fojourned 
j  2.  they  returned  into  the  land  of  the  Phil. 
22.2.get  thee  into  the  te/ofMoriah 
22.15  •ktnd  is  worth  forty  Ihekels  of  filver 
24.5.bving  thy  fori  againe  to  the  land 
y.which  tooke  me  from  the  land  of 
37.  in  whofe  tandl  dwell 
26.1 2. then  Ifaac  fowed  in  that  land 
27.46.fuch  which  are  of  the  daug.  of  the  land 
28-13.  bwd  whereon  thou  lyeftto  thee 

Verfe  9, 
29. 1.  Jacob  came  into  the  land  of  the  people 
3  1.3.  returne  unto  the landof  thy  fathers 

Verfe  13. 
3  2. 3  Jacob  fend  mcflcngers  to  the  land  of 
34.1.  Dinah  went  out  to  fee  the  daug.of  the/<*. 

io.and  the  land  fhalbe  before  you 
35. 1 2. and  which  I  gave  to  thee,the  land 

2  2.when  Ifrael  dwelt  in  the  toi,Reuben 
36.7.the  land  wherein  they  were  ftrangers 
2o.the  fons  of  Seir,who  inhabited  the  land 
34.Joab  died,&Huiham  of  the  land  of  Tern. 
1  Chron.  1.45. 
40. 1 5. 1  was  ftollen  out  of  the  fa.  of  the  Hebr. 
41. 30. famine  fliall  confume  the  land 
34-lethim  appoint  officers  over  the  land 
36\that  food  flialbe  for  ftore  to  the  land 
that  the  land  perifh  not  through  famine 
42.6Jofeph  was  govemour  over  the  land 
9.  to  fee  the  nakedneffe  of  the  land 

Verfe  12 
30.  the  man  who  is  the  lord  of  the  land 
45.18.yc  (hall  eat  the  fat  of  the  land 
46.28.and  they  came  into  the  land  of  Gofhen 
47.6.in  the  beft  of  the  too/ make  thy  father 
1 1. beft  of  the  landjn  the  te«?ofRamefes 
1 3 .  there  was  no  bread  in  all  the  land 
2o.fo  the  land  became  Pharaohs 
2  2.onely  the  land  of  the  priefts  bought 
2  3  .and  ye  (hall  fo  w  the  land 
atf.except  the  land  of  the  priefts 


48.2  i.and  bring  you  againe  into  the  land  of 
49. 1 5. and  the  land  that  it  was  pleafant 
50.24.  unto  the  land  which  he  fware  to  Abfah. 
Exod.  1 .7 .children  of  Ifrael  filled  the  land 
io.and  fo  get  them  up  out  of  the  land 
2.22.I  have  bin  a  ftranger  in  a  ftrange  land 
3 .8  .to  a  land  flowing  with  milke  and  honey 

Ver.17.8c  13.  5.  &  33.3.1^.20.24. 
Num.  14.8. &  16.  i3>  14.  Dent.  6.3.  & 
1 1. 9.8c  26. 9,15.  &  27.3.  &  31.20. 
Jofl).$,6.  Jer.  11.  5.8c  32.  22. 
i7.brihgyou  up  unto  the  la.of  the  Canaan. 
6.1. fhall  he  drive  them  out  of  his  land 
8.11e  bring  you  into  the  land  concerning 
1 1  .that  he  let  Ifrael  goe  out  of  his  land 
7.2.that  he  fend  the  cfiil.  of  Ifra.  out  of  his  la. 
8.14.  gathered  upon  beapes,  and  the  land  Rank 
1 6\thy  rod,and  fmite  the  duft  of  the  land 
1 7.all  the  duft  of  the  land  became  lice 
22.I  will  fever  in  that  day  thelandof 
24.into  all  the  land,theland  was  corrupted 
jo. 12.  and  eat  every  herb  of  the  land 
1 3  .an  eaft  w  ind  upon  the  land  that  day 
ij.fo  that  the  land  was  darkened 

they  did  eat  every  herb  of  the  land 

1 1 . 1  o.not  Ifrael  goe  out  of  his  land 

1 2.2  5.when  ye  be  come  into  the  land  ye  {hall 
3  3  .might  fend  them  out  of  the  land  in 

13.5.  fhall  bring  thee  into  the  land  of  the  Can. 
Verfe  1 1. 
17  .not  thorow  the  way  of  the  la.oi  the  Phil. 
16.35.MannajUnt.il  they  came  to  a  ta^inhab. 
18.3.I  have  been  an  alien  in  a  ftrange  land 
20.1 2.dayes  may  be  long  upon  the  land 
3  3. 1. depart  unto  the  land  which  I  fware 
Le vit.r  4.34.  plague  in  a  houfe  of  the  land  of  your 
16.2  2.  their  iniquity  into  a  land  not  inhabited 
1 8. 2 5. and  the  land  is  defiledjtherefore 

land  it  felf  vomiteth  out  her  inhabitants 
27.thefe  have  the  men  of  the  land  done 

and  the  land  is  defiled 
28.that  the  landfipew  not  you  out 
19. 2  3 .  when  ye  fhall  come  into  the  land  8t  fhal 
29.  left  the  land  fall  to  whoredome 

&  the  land  become  full  of  wickedneffe 
20. 2  2. that  the  landfpew  you  not  out 
23.10.  come  into  the  land  which  I  give 

Chap.  2  j.  2. 
3  ^.gathered  in  the  fruit  of  the  land 
2  y.2.then  fhall  the  lasdkeep  a  Sabbath 
4.a  Sabbath  of  reft  unto  the  land 
5.  for  it  is  a  yeare  of  reft  unto  the  land 
6.Sabbath  of  the  teaf  fhalbe  meat  for 
1  o.liberty  throughout  all  the  land 
19. and  the  landihall  yeeld  her  fruit 
23.ta/fhallnotbe  fold  for  ever 

for  the  land  is  mine,for  ye  were 
24.in  all  the  land  of  all  your  pofTeflions 
ye  fhall  grant  a  redemption  for  rhe  land 
26.4.and  the  land  fhall  yeeld  her  increafe 
6.1  will  rid  evill  beafts  out  of  the  land 
20. neither  trees  of  the  landyeeld  their 
3  2.I  will  bring  the  land  into  defolotion 
34.then  fhall  the  land  injoy  her  Sabbaths 

in  your  enemies  land,then  fliall  the  la. 
3  B.land  of  your  enemies  fliall  eat  you 
4 1 .  have  brought  them  into  the  land  of  their 
42.and  I  will  remember  the  land 
43. the  landalfo  fhalbe  left  of  them^and  fhall 
27.24.to  whom  the  pofleffion  of  the  /<z.did  be. 
30.tithe  of  the  landfeed  of  the  land 
Num>i  1.1 2.cairy  them  in  thy  bofome  unto  the  la. 
13.  i6.Mofes  fent  to  fpie  out  the  land 
18. fee  the  land  what  it  island  the  people 
i9.and  what  the  land  is,good  or  bad 
20.and  what  the  landis  fat  or  leane 

and  bring  of  the  fruit  of  the  land 

2  i.fo  they  went  up  and  fearched  the  land 

2 5. and  they  returned  from  fearching  the  la. 
26".and  fhewed  them  the  fruit  of  the  land 
27.came  unto  the  land  whither  thou  fenteft 

3  2.and  they  brought  an  evill  report  of  the  la. 

landis  a  landthat  eateth  up  the  inhabit. 
14.^  .that  fearched  the  land  rent  their  clothes 
7. the  land  is  an  exceeding  good  land 
16".  the  people  into  the  land  which  he  fware 


LAN         LA N 

23.furely  they  fliall  not  fee  theland 
24.Caleb  will  I  bring  unto  the  land 
30.  doubtltfle  ye  fhall  not  come  into  the  la. 
3 1. your  little  c  nts  they  fliall  know  the  land 
34.  after  the  dayes  in  wch  ye  fearched  the  la. 
36.  men  which  Moles  ftnt  to  fearch  the  land 
bringing  up  a  Hinder  upon  the  land 
37.up  the  evill  report  upon  the  land,died 
3  8. of  the  mm  that  went  to  fearch  the  lend 

1 5. 2.  when  ye  be  come  into  the  land  which 
18. when  ye  come  intothe  /^.whither  I  bring 
i9.when  ye  eat  of  the  bread  of  the  land 

20. 1 2.  not  bring  this  congregation  into  the  la. 

2  3. by  the  coatt  of  the  land  of  Edom 
24.  Aaron  fhall  not  enter  into  the  land 

2i.4.joumeyed  to  compafie  the  land  of  Edom 
a6.taken  all  his  fee/  out  of  his  hand 
34.delivcred  into  thy  hand  all  his  land 

22.5.to  Pethorby  the  river  of  the  terf 
6. that  I  may  drive  them  out  of  the  land 

26.5  3,unto  thefe  the  land  fhalbe  divided 
5  j.land  fhalbe  divided  by  lot 

27. 1 2.into  this mount,and  fee  the  land 

iz.i.landof  Ja2,cr,/rf.of  Gilead,a  place  for  cat. 
4.countrey  is  a  land  for  cattell 
7. from  going  over  into  the  land 
8. when  I  lent  them  to  fearch  the  land 
9  faw  the  land,they  difcouraged  the  heart  of 
that  they  fhould  not  goe  into  the  land 
1 1. finely  none  of  the  men  fliall  fee  the  land 
22.and  the  landbe.  fubducd  before  the  Lord 
29.2nd  the  land  be  fubdued  before  you 

then  fnall  yc  give  them  the  land  of  Gil. 

3  3. '.he  land,viith  the  cities  thereof 

33.3  7.pitched  in  the  edge  of  the  land  of  Edom 

54. and  ye  fliall  divide  the  landby  lot 
34.17.  thefe  the  men  which  fhall  divide  the  la. 

1 8. prince  of  every  tribe  to  divide  the  land 
3  5. 3  3  .fo  ye  fhall  not  pollute  the  land 

for  bloud  defileth  the  land,znd  the  land 

3  4. defile  not  therefore  the /i«zi  which  ye 
36.2.commanded  my  Lord  to  give  the  land 
Deut.i. 7. mmc  ye  to  the  land  of  the  Canaanites 

21.  beholdjGod  hath  fet  the  landhefore  thee 

2  2.and  they  fhall  fearch  us  out  the  land 
2j.and  they  took  of  the  fruit  of  the  land 
36. to  him  will  Igive  the  land  which  he 

2.  i9.not  the  ta?  of  the  children  of  Ammon 
20.that  was  accounted  a  landof  giants 
29.untill  I  flail  pafle  into  the  land 

3  1  .began  to  give  Sihon  and  his  land 

3  7  .onely  unto  the  land  of  the  childr.of  Am. 
3. 2. all  his  people3and  his  land  into  thy  hand 
8. the  landthat  was  on  this  fide  Jordan 
13.  which  was  called  the  land  of  giants 
4.26.utterly  perifh  from  off  the  toi  whereunto 

47.poffefied  his  land,and  the  land  of  Og 
6.10.  God  fhall  have  brought  thee  into  the  la. 

23.ro  give  us  the  land  which  he  fware 
8. 8. a  land  of  wheat,and  batley>and  vines 

a  land  of  oyle-olive,and  honey 
9-a  land  wherein  thou  fhalt  eat  bread 

a  land  whofe  ftones  are  iron,and  out  of 
9. 28  .left  the  land  whence  thou  broughft  us,fay 
not  able  to  bring  them  into  the  land 
io.7.Jotbath,a  land  of  rivers  of  waters 
1 1 . 3  .unto  Pharaoh  and  all  his  land 
1 2.a land  which  the  Lord  careth  for 
i7.and  that  the  tozrfyeeld  not  her  fruit 
2  5.1ay  the  feare  of  you  upon  all  the  land 
1 5.1  i.poore  fliall  never  ceafe  out  of  the  land 
1 7.  i4.when  thou  art  come  into  the  land 

Chap.  18.9. 
i9.i.whofe/asi  the  Lord  thy  Godgiveth 
23 .7.  thou  was  a  ftranger  in  his  land 
2  4.4.thoufhalt  not  caufe  the /#ft/ to  fin 
2  6\when  thou  art  come  into  the  land 

10.I  have  brought  the  firft  fruits  of  the  land 
1 5.blefle  thy  people  Ifrael,and  the  land 
27.  i  .unto  the  land  which  thy  God  giveth 
3#that  thou  mayeft  goe  unto  the  land 
29. 2. unto  all  his  fervants,and  all  his  land 
X2.ftranger  that  fhall  come  from  a  far  land 

when  they  fee  the  plagues  of  the  land 
23.  that  the  whole  landis  brimftone  and  fait 
28  caft  them  into  another  land  as  at  this 

30.5-th  J 


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LAN 


L  AN 


LAN 


LAN 


jo.f.the  Lord  will  bring  the  land  which 
i8.not  prolong  your  dayes  upon  the  land 

3  1.4  and  to  the  la.oi them  whom  he  destroyed 
"7  goe  with  this  people  unto  the  land 
1 6  after  the  gods  of  the  ftrange  rs  of  the  land 
2  1  before  I  brought  them  into  the  land 
22.fb.all  bring  Iftael  into  the  land 

,  1#  j  0.he  found  him  in  a  defart  land 
' ,  #jnd  willbe  mercifull  unto  his  land 
?2.yet  thou  (halt  fee  the  tod  be  fore  thee 

but  thou  (halt  not  goe  unto  the  land 

22,i3.bleffed  of  the  Lord  be  his  ted 
28.Jacob  (halbe  upon  a  land  of  corne 

34-i.and  the  Lord  (hewed  him  all  the  land 
2  .all  Naphthali,and  the  tod  of  Ephraim 
1  i.to  Pharaoh.and  to  all  his  land 
fojh.i.i.%0  over  this  Jordan  unto  the  land 

'  4.all  the  /<tof  the  Hittites  unto  the  great  fea 
6.unto  this  people  (halt  thou  divide  the  land 

1  ^.returne  unto  the  land  of  your  poffeffion 
2.i.twomentofpie,faying,Goviewthetod 

'  9.I  know  that  the  Lo.hath  given  you  the  la. 
i4.hath  given  us  the  land,  that  we  will  deale 
1 8.behold  when  we  come  into  the  land 
24.hath  delivered  into  our  hands  the  land 
y  .6.fware  that  he  would  fhew  them  the  land 
11  .did  eat  of  the  old  corne  of  the  land  1 

1 2.after  they  had  eat.of  the  old  cor.of  the  la. 
8. 1. given  into  thy  hand  his  people  &  his  land 
o.a4.his  fervant  Mofes  to  give  you  all  the  land 
11. 16.10  Joffau3  took  all  that  land 

and  all  the  landoi  Gofhen 
23.fo  Jofhua  took  the  whole  land 

and  the  land  refted  from  warre 
12.1  .now  thefe  are  the  Kings  of  the  land 
ij.i.thereremaineth  much  landtobe 
2.this  the  land  that  yet  remaineth 
4.from  the  fouth  all  the  la.  of  the  Canaanites 
5.and  the  tod  of  the  Giblites 

2  5.  and  half  the  land  of  the  children  of  Am. 
j  4.  5  .and  they  divided  the  land 

7«fent  me  to  efpie  out  the  land 
<j.furely  the  land  whereon  thy  feet  hath 
1  5. and  the  land  had  reft  from  war 
1 5.19.  thou  haft  given  me  a  fouth  land 

Judg.x.i-}. 
17.  5  .ten  portions befide  the  landoi Gilcad 
6.Manaffes  fons  had  the  land  of  Gilead 
8.Manafleh  had  the  land  of  Tapiiah 
lS.i.and  the  land  was  fubdued  before  them 
4.  they  (hall  rife  and  goe  thorow  the  land 
6.ye  (hall  defctibe  the  land  into  feven  parts 
8.  charged  them  that  went  todefcribe  the  la. 
walk  thorow  the  todand  defcribe  it 
9.went  and  p  iffed  thorow  the  land 
10. and  there  Jofhua  divided  the  tod 
19  49-made  an  end  of  dividing  the  land 
21.4}  .Lord  gave  unto  Ifrael  all  the  land 
2  2.4-get  ycu  unto  the  land  of  you  r  poffeffion 
9.cothr:  tod  of  their  poffeffion 
1 3  .Ifrael  fent  into  the  land  of  Gilead 
1  y.and  they  came  unto  the  landoi  Gilead 
19.  if  the  land  of  your  poffeffion  be  unclean 

then  paffe  ye  over  unto  the  land  of 
3  2  .Phineas  returned  out  of  the  land  of  Gile. 
3  3. did  not  intend  to  deftroy  the  land 
24.8.1  brought  you  into  the  land  of  the  Amor. 
1 3. a  tod  for  whichyedidnot  labour 
Judg.\.z-1  have  delivered  the  tod  into  his  hand 
26. the  man  went  into  the  landoi therjittites 
2. 1. brought  you  into  the  land  which  I  fware 
3 . 1 1 .  the  land  had  reft  forty  yeere s,  and 

Chap.  5.31. 
3Cthe  land  had  reft  fourefcore  yeers 
6.y.and  they  entered  into  the  land  to  deftroy 
9.37.theie  came  people  by  the  middle  of  the  la. 
1 1.  j. fetch  Jephthah  out  of  the  land  of  Tob 
1 1. come  againft  me  to  fight  in  my  land 
1 3.becaufe  Ifrael  took  away  my  land 
1  5  .Ifrael  took  not  away  the  land  of  Moab 

nor  the  land  of  the  children  of  Ammon 
i8.and  compaffed  the  landoi Edom 

land  of  Moab,by— eaft  fide  of  the'ted 
18. 2. fent  five  men  to  fpie  out  the  land 

faid  unto  them,Goe  fearch  the  land 
io.ye  (hall  come  unto  a  large  tod 


1 7. five  men  that  went  to  fpie  out  the  land 
30.  untill  the  day  of  the  captivity  of  the  land 

20.i.thecong.wasgath.toge.  with  the /.of  Gil. 
Ruth  2.1 1.  and  haft  left  the  landoi thy  nativity 

4.3.  Naomi  felleth  a  parcell  of  tod 

1  Sam.6. 5. images  of  the  mice  that  marre  the  land 

9.4. and  pafled  thorow  the  land  of  Shalifha 

then  they  pafled  thorow  the  land  of  Shal. 
and  he  pafled  thorow  the  land  of  the  Ben. 

5.  when  they  were  come  to  the  land  of  Zuph 
1 3. 3. Saul  blew  the  trump.thorowout  all  the  la. 

7.fome  of  theHebr.  went  to  the  tod  of  Gil. 

17. turned  unto  the  landoi Shual 
I4.i4.within,as  it  were,  an  half  acreof  land 

2  5. all  they  of  the  tod  came  to  a  wood 

29.our  father  hath  troubled  the  land 
2 1. 1 1. is  not  this  David  the  King  of  the  land 
23.27. for  the  Philiftins  have  invaded  the  land 
27.i.fpeedilyefcapemtothe  todofthcPhihft. 

9.  and  David  fmote  the  tod,and  left  neither 
i8.3.Saul  put  wizzards  out  of  the  tod 

9. hath  cut  off  the  wizzards  out  of  the  land 
29. 1 1  .to  return  into  the  land  of  the  Philiftins 
30.i6.fpoil  they  had  taken  out  of  the  land 
3  i.9.fent  into  the  land  of  the  Philift.  round  ab. 

2  S(J»2.3.i2.Abner  fent5faying,Whofe  is  the  land 

9.io,thy  fons  {hall  till  the  tod  for  htm 
io.i.Dav.fervants  came  into  the  landoi  Amm. 
1 9-9-now  he  is  fled  out  of  the  land  for  Abfalom 

2  9.thouand  Ziba  divide  the  tod 
21.14.G0d  was  intreated  for  the  land 
24.6.then  they  came  to  the  land  of  Tahtim 
8.  had  gone  thorow  all  the  land 
2  5  .the  Lord  was  intreated  for  the  land 

1  J^i»?.4.io.Sochoh,  and  all  the  tod  of  Hcpher 

21.  from  the  river  unto  the  tod  of  the  Phili. 
8>34.and  bring  them  again  to  the  land 

46.captives  unto  the  land  of  the  enemy 
9.7.then  will  I  cut  off  Ifrael  out  of  the  land 

13.  &  he  called  them  the  tod  of  Cabul 

1 9.and  in  all  the  tod  of  his  dominion 
n.iSJ.appointed  him  victuals, &  gave  him  land 
I5.i2.tookaway  the  Sodomits  out  of  the  land 

20.aH  Chinneroth,with  all  the  land  of  Nap. 
1 8 .  $  .go  into  the  land,  unto  all  fountains 

6.fo  they  divided  the  land  between  them 
20.7.King  called  the  elders  of  the  land 
2  2.46.  Sodomites  he  took  out  of  the  land 

2  Kjng.i.ri  .(hall  not  be  any  more  barren  land 

8.i  .called  for  a  famine  upon  the  land 
3«the  woman  returned  out  of  the  land 

to  cry  unto  the  King  for  her  land 
f.cryed  to  the  King  for  her  tod 
6.(ince  the  day  that  (he  left  the  land 
10. 3  3. from  Jordan  all  the  tod  of  Gilead 
1 1. 3. and  Athaliahdid  reign  over  the  land 
1 3.2o.bands  of  the  Moabites  invaded  the  land 
15.19.  and  Pul  came  againft  the  land 

29.Tiglath.Pil.  took  all  the  landoi Napht. 
1 7. 5.  King  came  thorow  out  all  the  land 
26.net  the  manner  of  the  god  of  the  land 

Ver.26. 

i7.teach  them  the  maner  of  the  god  of  the  /. 

18. 3  2.  a  ted  like  your  own  tod,  a  tod  of  corn 

a  tod  of  bread  and  vineyards 

a  land  of  oyl-olive,and  of  honey 

33.deltvered  at  all  his  tod  out  of  the  hand 

1 9.37 .and  they  efcaped  into  the  landoi  Arme. 

21.8.  move  any  more  out  of  the  land 
23.3  3. and  put  the  tod  to  a  tribute 

3  j. but  he  taxed  the  land  to  give  the  money 
24. 7. not  again  any  more  out  of  his  tod 

1 5.  carried  away  the  mighty  men  of  the  land 
2  5 . 1 2.  left  of  the  poor  of  the  land  to  be 

21. flew  them  in  the  todofHamach 

1  Cbro.q. $o.zn&  the  land  was  wide  and  quiet 
7.21.  that  were  born  in  that  land,  flew 

10.9.  fent  into  the  landoi  the  Philiftins 
i9.2.fervantsof  David  came  into  the  tod  of 

3. come  unto  thee,  to  fpie  out  the  land 
2  2. 1 8. and  the  land  is  fubdued  before  thee 

2  Chro.6. 2  5  .and  bring  them  again  unto  the  land 

27 .and  rain  upon  the  land  which  thou 

3  ^.captives  into  a  todafar  off,  or  neer 

7.13  .locufts  to  devour  the  land 
20.  pluck  them  up  out  of  my  land 


8.6.thoughout  all  the  landoi  his  dominions 
9.2<5.he  reigned  from  the  river  unto  the  tod 
14.6. hebuilt  cities, for  cIil-  land hs.d  reft 

7. while  the  tod  is  yet  before  us 
19.3. taken  away  the  groves  out  of  the  tod 
22.1  2.and  Athaliah  reigned  over  the  land 
3  2.4-brook  that  ran  thorow  the  midft  of  the  la. 
3  3. 8. foot  of  Ifrael  from  out  of  the  land 
3 4. 8. when  he  had  purged  the  land 
36.3.  condemned  the  land  in  an  hundr.  talents 

21. untill  thetodhad  enjoyed  herfabbaths 
£^6.ai.from  the  filthineffe  of  the  hta.of  the /.J. 

9. 1 2.  that  ye  may  eat  the  good  of  the  land 
^•4-4-give  them  for  a  prey  in  the  tod  of  captiyi. 
5.1 6.neither  bought  we  any  land 
9.8.to  give  the  tod  of  the  Canaanites,cbe  Hit. 

10.011  all  the  people  of  his  land 

2  5.  they  took  ftrong  cities,and  a  fat  land 

3  f.have  not  ferved  thee  in  a  large  land 

3  6.and  for  the  ted,we  ate  fervants  in  it 
EJt.io.i.  Ahafuerus  laid  a  tribute  on  the  land 
Job  31. 3  8.if  my  land  cry  againft  me 

37. 13. whether  for  corrcchon,or  for  his  land 
39.6".and  the  barren  ted  his  dwelling 
42.1  5. in  all  the  land  no  women  fo  fair 
P/a/.io.io'.heathen  areperifhed  outofhis  land 
42.6.  remember  thee  from  the  tod  of  Jordan 
44.3-they  go:  not  the  tod  in  poffeffion 
5  2.  5  .root  thee  out  of  the  land  of  the  living 
8o.9.deeproot,  and  it  filled  the  ted 
101.6.  mine  eyes  upon  the  faithfull  of  the  land 

8.deftroy  all  the  wicked  cf  the  land 
1  o  5 .  16.  he  called  for  a  famine  upon  the  land 

30. the  land  brought  forth  frogs 
io6.24.yea,they  defpifed  the  pleafant  land 

28. the  land  was  polluted  with  bloud 
107. 34.afruitfulltodinto  barrenneffe 
137.4.I10W  (hall  we  fing  in  a  ftrange  ted 
143.6X011!  thirfteth  after  thee  as  a  thirfty  land 
1  5  .lead  me  into  the  land  of  uprightneffe 
Pro.  1  z.  1  i.that  tilleth  his  land  (hall  be  fatisfied 
28.2.for  the  tranfgreffion  of  a  land  many 
1 9.that  tilleth  his  land  (hall  have  plenty 
29'.4.Kingby  judgment  eftablifheth  the  land 
3i.23.whenhefittethamongtheeld.oftheto 
Ecclefio.x6.wo  to  thee,0  tod,  when  thy  princes 

i7.blefled  art  thcu,0  tod,when 
I  fa.  1.19-ye  (hall  eat  the  good  of  the  land 
5.3  o.&  if  one  look  on  the  tod,  behold 
6.12.  a  great  forfiking  in  the  midft  of  the  land 
7.16.  the  land  that  thou  abhorreft  (hall  be 

24.becaufe  all  the  tod  (hall  become  briars 
9. 1. tod  of  Zebulun,and  the  todofNaphtali 

1 9.  through  wrath  is  the  land  darkned 
10.23.  confumption  in  the  midft  of  all  the  land 
1 3.5.10  deftroy  the  whole  land 

9-to  lay  the  land  defolate,and  he 
14. 25.I  will  break  the  Afiyrian  in  my  land 
1 5.9.  and  upon  the  remnant  of  the  land 
16. 1.  fend  ye  the  lamb  to  the  ruler  of  the  land 
4.opprcffors  are  confumed  out  of  the  land 
18.  i.wo  to  the  tedfhadowing  with  wings 

2.whofe  land  the  rivers  have  fpoiled   Ver.7. 
1 9.24-a  bleffing  }n  the  midft  of  the  land 
2i.i.from  the  defart,from  a  terrible  land 
23. 1 -from  the  ted  of  Chittim  it  is  revealed 
24.3.  the  land  (hall  be  utterly  emptied 
1 1  .the  mirth  of  the  land  is  gone 
1 3  .when  thus  it  fhalbe  in  the  midft  of  the  la. 
30.6anto  the  ted  of  trouble  and  anguifh 
3  2.2.the  (hadow  of  a  great  rock  in  a  weary  land 

1 3. upon  the  land  o(  my  people  (hall  come 
3  3.  i7.behold  the  land  that  is  very  far  off 
34.9.the  land  thereof  fhall  become  pitch 
3  5. 7. and  the  thirfty  todfprings  of  waters 
36.17.  to  a  land  likeyour  own  land 

a  landoi  com  and  wine,  a  ted  of  bread 
18. delivered  his  tod  out  of  the  hand 
^7.38  .they  efcaped  into  the  tod  of  Armenia 
49. 1 2.  and  thefe  from  the  land  of  Sinim 
i9.and  the  ted  ofthydeftru&ion  (hall 
5  3 ,8.cut  off  out  of  the  land  of  the  living 
fer.  1 . 1 8 .  an  yron  pillar  againft  the  whole  tod 
2.2.inatod  that  wasnotfown 
6.that  led  us  thorow  a  tod  of  defarts 

thor.a  ted  of  drought, — thor.a  ted  chat 
7. when 


LAN        LAN 

7.whtn  ye  entred,  ye  defiled  my  land 
1 5.  made  this  land  wafte 
3.1.  (hall  not  the  tedbe  greatly  polluted 
2. haft  polluted  the  ted  with  thy  whoredoms 
o.defiled  the  toland  committed  adultery 
1 8, come  togeth.  out  of  the  land  of  the  north 
19. and  give  thee  a  pleafant  land 
4.20.for  the  whole  land  is  fpoiled 
5.1 9.fo  fhallye  fcrve  ftrangers  in  a  land 
6. 8. left  I  make  thee  a  land  not  inhabited 
8.i6.thewhole  land  trembled  at  the  found 

and  have  devoured  the  land 
o.i  2. for  what  the  land  perimetry  and  is  burnt 

1 9.  becaufe  we  have  forfaken  the  Land 
10. 17. gather  up  thy  wares  out  of  the  land 
11.19.cut  him  off  from  the  land  of  the  living 
1 2.4-how  long  (halt  the  land  mourn 
1  s.from  the  one  end  o  f  the  land  even  • 
15.I  will  bring  every  man  to  his  land 
1 4. 1 8  .go  about  into  a  land  they  know  not 
1 5.7. 1  will  fanne  in  the  gates  of  the  land 
1 4.pafle  with  thine  enemies  into  a  land 
1 6. 1 3  .out  of  this  land,inio  a  land  t  hat 
1 5 .  brought  Ifrael  from  the  land  of  the  north 
1 8.becaufe  they  have  defiled  my  land 
i7.6.fhall  inhabit  the  wildernefs,  in  a  fait  land 
2,2.17.  but  to  the  land  w hereunto  they  defire  to 
28.  ate  caft  into  a  land  which  they  know  not 
13. 10. the  tandis  full  ofadulterers 

becaufe  of  fweaiing  the  tosfc/mournetb 
1  y.profaneneffe  gone  forth  into  all  the  land 
24. 10. till  they  be  confumed  from  off  the  land 
25.15.will  bring  upon  that /Wall  my  words 
20. all  the  Kings  of  the  landof  Hz 

all  the  Kings  of  the  land  of  the  Philift. 
26. 1 7. then  rofe  certain  of  the  elders  of  the  land 

20. who  prophefied  againft.  this  land 
27.7.untill  the  time  of  bis  land  come 
3  o.  10.  thy  feed  from  the  land  of  their  captivity 
3 1. 1 6. they  fhall  come  from  the  land  of  theene. 
J  J.i  1.  caufe  to  return  the  captivity  of  the  land 
j  5.1 1. caufe  to  return  the  captivity  of  the  land 
40,4.behold>all  the  land  is  before  thee 

7.and  children,and  of  the  poor  of  the  land 
4i.2.whom  the  K.  made  governourover  the  la. 
46. 1 2.and  thy  cry  hath  filled  the  land 
i6.gotothe  land  of  our  nativity 
27.fave  thy  feed  from  the  land  of  their  capti. 
47.2.warsfhall  overflow  the  land 
48.24.  upon  all  the  cities  of  the  land  of  Moab 

3  3  .joy  is  taken  from  the  land  of  Moab 
50.1 8.1  will  punifh  the  K.of  Bab.and  his  land 
2 1. go  up  againft  the  land  of  Merathaim 
3  8 .  for  it  is  the  land  of  graven  images 
51.2.  fanners  fhall  empty  her  land 
2S.and  all  the  land  of  his  dominion 
2  9.  and  the  toi  fhall  tremble3and  forrow 

to  make  the  /W  of  Babylon  adefolat. 
4j.a  land  wherein  no  man  dwelleth 
47.  her  whole  terf  fhall  be  confounded 
5  2.  through  the  la.  the  wounded  fhall  groan 
52.  16.  left  certain  of  the  poor  of  the  land 
■■^.7. 2.an  end  is  come  upon  the  corners  of  the  la. 
z  3  .for  the  land  is  full  of  bloudy  crimes 
8.1 7-they  have  filled  the  land  with  violence 
9-9.and  the  land  is  full  of  bloud 
14. 1 3.  when  the  teaffinneth  againft  me 
1 5 .  noifome  beafts  to  paffe  thorow  the  land 
i7.if  I  bring  a  fword  upon  that  land 
1 9. if  I  fend  a  peftilence  into  that  land 
i7.4.carried  it  into  a  te«?  of  traffick 
5. he  took  alfo  of  the  feed  of  the  land 
13.  hath  alfo  taken  of  the  mighty  of  the  land 
20.6.into  a  land  which  I  had  efpied  for  them 
1 5 .1  would  not  bring  them  into  the  land 

2  8.when  I  had  brought  them  into  the  land 
2 1 . 1 9.botb  fhall  come  forth  out  of  one  land 

3  2.thy  bloud  fhall  be  in  the  midft  of  the  land 
22.24.  tr>ou  a"  the  land  that  is  not  cleanfed 

3  o.fhould  ftand  before  me  for  the  land,  but 
13.15.  Caldea,  the  land  of  their  nativity 

48  .caufe  lewdneffe  to  ceafe  out  of  the  land 
27.1 9.  they  fhall  ftand  upon  the  land 
29.  r  4.  to  return  into  the  land  of  Pathros 


LAN 


LAN 


LAN 


LAN 


11.be  brought  to  deftroy  the  land 

and  fill  the  land  with  theit  flam 

1 2.  fell  the  land  into  the  hands  of  wicked 

and  I  will  make  the  land  wafte 
3 1 . 1 2.broken  by  all  the  rivers  of  the  land 
3  2.4.then  will  I  leave  thee  upon  the  land 

6  .water  with  thy  bloud  the  land  wherein 
3  3 .2.when  I  bring  the  fword  upon  a  land 

if  the  people  of  the  land  take  a  man 
j.if  when  hefeeth  the  fw.come  on  the  la.  he 
24.and  he  inherited  the  land 

s-       the  land  is  given  us  for  inheritance 
3  4 . 2  5  .caufe  cvill  beafts  to  ceafe  out  of  the  land 
28.neith.  the  beafts  of  the  land  devour  them 
36.5.appointed  my  land  into  their  pofleffion 

13.  thou  land  devoureft  up  men 

1 8.for  the  bloud  they  fhed.upon  the  land 
20.and  are  gone  forth  of  his  land 

38.2.fetthyfaceagainftGog,the/d»^  of  Mag. 
8.  thou  fhall  come  into  the  land 
9.fhall  be  like  a  cloud  to  cover  the  land 
j  1.  go  up  to  the  landof  unwalled  villages 
1 2. that  dwell  in  the  midft  of  the  land 
16  come  as  a  cloud  to  cover  the  land 

I  will  bring  thee  againft  my  land 

39. 1 2.that  they  may  cleanfe  the  land 

14.  paffing  thorow  the  landto  burie 

1 5.paffcngers  that  pafle  thorow  the  land 
j  6.  thus  fhall  they  cleanfe  the  land 
45. 1.  when  ye  fhall  divide  by  lot  the  land 

offer  an  holy  portion  of  the  land 
4.the  holy  portion  for  the  land  fhall  be 
8  .reft  of  the  land  fhall  they  give  to 
47.1 5.and  this  fhall  be  the  border  of  the  land 
48.1 2. this  oblation  of  the  land-that  is  offered 
1 4>nor  alienate  the  firft  fruits  of  the  land 
Van.i.  2.  veffcls  be  carried  into  the  landof  Shinar 
8.9.waxed  great  toward  the  pleafant  land 
1 1 . 1 6.and  he  fhall  ftand  in  the  glorious  land 
28. then  fhall  he  return  into  the  land 
39.  and  fhall  divide  the  land  for  gain 
41.  he  fhall  enter  into  the  glorious  land 
Hof.i.z.the  land  hath  committed  great  whoredoms 
11.  they  fhall  come  up  out  of  the  land 
4.3.therefore  fhallthe  land  mourn 
1  o.  1  .according  to  the  goodneffe  of  his  land 
1 1 . 1 1  .tremble  —out  of  the  land  of  Affyria 
Joel  1.6.3  nation  is  come  up  upon  my  land 
1  o.the  torfmourueth,  the  corn  waftcth 
2.3.  the  landis  as  the  garden  of  Eden 
1 8  .jealous  for  his  land,znd  pity  his  people 
2 1. fear  not,  O  land,be  glad 
3.2.whom  they  fcattered,and  parted  my  land 
Amos  3. 1 1. an  adverf.fhal  be  round  about  the  land 
5.1. (he  is  forfaken  upon  hex  land 
7. 2. an  end  of  eating  the  grade  of  the  land 
lo.landis  not  able  to  bear  all  his  words 
1 7. and  the  land  fhall  be  divided,  and  Ifrael 
go  into  captivity  forth  of  his  land 
8.4.to  make  the  poor  of  the  landto  fail 
8.  fhall  not  the  land  tremble  for  this 
9. 5. the  Lord  is  he  that  toucheth  the  land 
Jonah  1.1 3. men  rowed  hard  to  bring  it  to  land 
Afic.5_6.and  they  fhall  wafte  the  landof  Affyria 

&  thetodofNimrod  in  the  entrances 
H<2&.i.6.Cald.march  thorow  the  breadth  of  the  la. 
3. 7. curtains  of  the  land  of  Midian  did  tremble 
1 2.  didft  march  thorow  the  land  in  indigna. 
Zepb.i.z.l confumeall  things  from off  the  ted 
1 8.  the  whole  land  fhall  be  devoured  by  fire 
2.5.word  of  the  L.  is  ag.the  land  of  the  Philift. 
3. 19. 1  will  get  them  praife  in  every  land 
Hag.  1. 1  i.I  called  for  a  drought  upon  the  land 
Zech.z.6.ho,  flee  from  the  landof  the  north 
j .  9.  &  I  will  remove  the  iniquity  of  that  land 
9.16. lift  up  as  an  enfigne  upon  his  land 
10. 10. 1  will  bring  them  into  the  land  of  Gil. 
1  i.6.evety  one  into  the  landof  his  King 

and  they  fhall  fmite  the  land 
1  *.i  2.and  the  land  fhall  mourn 
i3.2.Ile  cut  off  the  idols  out  of  the  land 

the  unclean  fpirit  to  paffe  out  of  the  la. 
8. in  all  the  terf,two  parts  fhall  be  cut  off 
4-io.all  the  land  fhall  be  turned  as  a  plain 


into  the  land  of  their  habitation  I  M^.3.i2.foryefhall  beadelightfometed 
30#5.and  men  of  the  land  that  is  in  league        |itf<tf.4'iS>thetedofZabul.&  thelmdof  Napht. 


q.%6.  the  fame — went  abroad  into  all  the  land 
10.1 5.  be  more  tolerable  for  the  land  of  Sodom 
Chap.11.j4. 
1 4. 3  4.thty  came  into  the  land  of  G cnafcret 

Mar\  6.53. 
23.1 5.ye  compaffe  fea  &  land  to  make  one  prof] 
27.45.darknes  over  all  the  land  til  the  ninth  ho. 
Mar\.i^,[ 
Mar.i.^.  went  out  to  him  all  the  land  of  Judca 
4. 1. multitude  was  by  the  fea  on  the  land 
6.47.  and  he  alone  on  the  land 
Lufe  4.25.  when  great  fam.  was  thor.  all  the  land 
5.3.  that  he  would  thruft  out  a  little  fro.the  la. 

I  i.when  they  had  brought  the  fhip  to  land  ' 
8.27.when  he  went  forth  toland 

14.3  5. it  is  neither  fit  for  the  land 
1  5.  i4.arofe  a  great  famine  in  that  land 
Joh.^. 22.came  Jef.&  his  difcip.into  the  landof  Ju. 
6.2 1.  immediatly  the  fhip  was  at  the  land 
21.8.  for  they  were  not  far  from  land 
9.affoon  as  they  were  come  to  land 

I I  .Peter  drew  the  net  to  land  full  of  orcat 
Aclsq. 37. having  tenfold  it,and  btought 

5 .3. keep  back  part  of  the  price  of  the  land 
8.  whether  ye  fold  the  land  for  fo  much 
7.  3.  come  into  the  land  which  I  fhall  ihew  thee 

6.his  feed  fhould  fojourn  in  a  ftrange  land 
27.39.when  it  was  day,  they  knew  not  thehnd 
43. firft  into  the  fea,and  get  to  land 
44.they  efcaped  all  fafe  toland 
MWiofBc?ijam'tn,  See  HBenjatnitl, 
iaffl)  of  Caldeans,  See  CalDeanflL. 
JLanD  ofCanaan}See  Canaan. 
fLmbofDaiknelJe,  See  JDarimeffe. 
ianO  joined  with  De/otoCjSeejDefoIate. 
Drie  JLanO. 
Gtn.1.9.  let  the  drie  ted  appeare 

1  o.God  called  the  dry  land,  Earth 
7.22.ofall  that  was  in  the  drie  land,died 
Exod./^.9.ta.ke  water  ,powre  it  upon  the  dryland 
wat.fhall  become  bloud  upon  the  dry  I. 
14.2 1  .and  the  Lord  made  the  fea  drie  land 

29.  Ifrael  walked  upon  dry  land 
1 5.1 9.1fr.went  on  dry  land  in  the  midft  of  the  f. 
Jof.4.  18.  the  ptie.feet  were  lift  up  to  the  dry  land 

iz.Ifrael  came  over  this  Jordan  on  dry  land 
Neh.y.  1 1. thorow  the  midft  of  the  fea  on  dtyland 
Pfal.63 . 1  .my  flefh  longeth  for  thee  in  a  dry  land 
66.6.  he  turned  the  fea  into  dry  land 
68.t5.but  the  rebellious  dwell  in  adry  land 
9  5 . 5 .  his  hands  formed  the  dry  land 
//Jz.4i.i8.Ilemakethedry  tedfprings  of  waters 
Jcr.  50.1 2.hindermoft  of  the  nations  fhalbe  dry  la. 
5 1.43  .her  cities  are  a  dry  land,md  a  wilderneffe 
Hfl/.2.3.anu  I  fet  her  as  a  dryland 
Jonah  1 .9.God  made  the  fea  and  dry  land 

2.  lo.fifh  vomited  out  Jonah  upon  the  dry  land 
Hag.  2.6.and  He  fhake  the  fea  and  dry  land 
Heb.  1 1 .  29-they  paffed  the  red  fea  as  by  dry  land 
%&nXtofEg)lpt,See  4&g$yU 
Good  limb,  See  ©ODD. 
In  the  ILanO. 
Gf».4.i6.Cain  dweltin  the  tod  of  Nob 

lO.io.Accadand  Calnehin  thetodofShinar 
1 1.2.  they  found  a  plain  in  the  landof  Shinat 

28.Haran  died  in  the  landof  his  nativity 
i2.io.  and  there  was  a  famine  in  the  land 

Chap. 2^.1. 

the  famine  was  grievous  in  the  land 

1 3.7.8c  the  Canaanite  dwelled  then  in  the  Land 

21.34.  Abraham  fojourncd  in  the  Philift.  land 

26.2.dwell  in  the  land  which  I  tell  thee 

22.  and  we  fhall  be  fruicfull  in  the  land 

34.2  i.therefore  let  them  dwell  in  the  land 
36.16.  thefe  are  the  Dukes  in  the  landof  Edom 

Verfe  17. 
2 1 .  children  of  Seir  in  the  land  of  Edom 

30.  among  their  Dukes  in  the  land  of  Seir 

3 1.  Kings  that  reigned  in  the  land  of  Edom 
4j.Dukes  inthetodoftheirpoffeffion 

3  7. 1.  Jacob  dwelt  in  the  land  wherein  his  fath. 
was  a  ftranger  in  the  land  of  Canaan 

41.3  i.plenty  (hall  not  be  known  in  the  land 
5  2.fruitfull  in  the  land  of  my  affliction 

42.34.andye  fhall  traffick  in  the  tod 
43.1.  and  the  famine  was  fore  in  the  land 

n.take 


LAN         LAN 

1 1. take  of  the  beft  fruits  in  the  land 
45-6.thefe  two  yeers  famine  been  in  the  land 

to.and  thou  (halt  dwell  in  the  land  of  Gofh. 
46.  34.  that  ye  may  dwell  in  the  landof  Gofhcn 
47.i.behold,they  are  in  the  tod  of  Gofhen 

4. for  to  fojourn  in  the  land  are  we  come 

let  thy  ferv.dwell  in  the  land  of  Gofh- 

6.in  the  tedof  Gofhen  let  them  dwell 

1 1. in  thetedof  Ramefes,as  Phar.comman. 
50.8.  their  herds  they  left  in  the  landof  Gofh. 
Exod'.z.  1  5.  Moils  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Midian 

8.15.  facrifke  to  your  God  in  the  land 

9.  5. the  Lord  (hall  doe  this  thing  in  the  ted 

26.in  the  land  of  Gofhen  was  no  hail 
1  2.  1  a.whether  a  ftranger,or  born  in  the  land 

48. he  {hall  be  as  one  that  is  born  in  the  land 
i4.g.Phar.wil  fay.They  are  intangled  in  the  la. 
ira.15.18.and  ye  Quail  dwell  in  the  land  in  fafety 
i6.6.zna  I  will  give  peace  in  the  land 
44.  w  hen  they  be  in  the  land  of  their  enem.  1 
Nim.iS.i  j.whatfoe.  is  firffe  ripe  in  the  land  which 
21.31. thus  Ifra.  dwelt  in  the  ted  of  the  Amo. 
3  3.5  5  .and  vex  you  in  the  land  where  ye  dwell 
Dc«f.i.5-in  the  landof  Moab  began  Mof.  to  ded. 
4.14.  that  ye  may  do  them  in  the  land 
2  j.fhal  have  remained  long  in  the  land 
46.  in  the  land  of  Sihon  King  of  the  Amori. 

5. 16.  that  it  may  go  well  with  thee  in  the  land 
H.^.that  you  may  prolong  your  dayes  in  the  la. 

n.dayes  may  be  multiplyed  in  the  land 
30.  in  the  landof  the  Canaanites,which  dw. 
1  z.i  .which  ye  (hall  obftrve  in  the  land 

1  5  .1 1 .  open  thy  hand  to  the  poor  in  the  land 
19. 1  o.that  innocent  blo.be  not  fhed  in  the  land 

2  j.  1  ^.thy  dayes  may  be  lengthened  in  the  land 

r 9-God  hath  given  thee  reft  in  the  land 
28.8.  and  he  (hall  bleffe  thee  in  the  land  which 
1  i.the  L.fhall  make  thee  plenteous  in  the  la. 

29.  1 .  words  of  the  covenant  in  the  land  of  Mo. 

30.  i6.and  God  (hall  blefle  thee  in  the  land 
20.that  thou  mayeft  dwell  in  the  land 

j  1. 1 3.  fear  the  L.as  long  as  ye  live  in  the  land 

3  2.49.Nebo,which  is  in  the  land  of  Moab 
34.5X0  Mofes  died  in  the  land  of  Moab 

6.buried  him  in  a  valley  in  the  ted  of  Moab 
fof.  1 . 1 4.  (hall  remain  in  the  land  which  Mofes 

1 1.3.  and  to  theHivitein  thetedofMizpeh 
2i.none  of  the  Anakims  left  in  the  land 

14.4.  gave  no  part  to  the  Levites  in  the  land 
17. 1 5.  cut  down  for  thy  felf  there  in  the  land 
14.18.  drave  out  all  the  people  in  the  land 

fudg.io.S  .vexed  Ifrael  in  the  land  of  the  Amorits 
1  i.3.Jephtahdwelt  in  the  landof  Tob 
1  2. 1 5 .  buried  in  Pirathon,  in  the  land  of  Ephr. 
1 8.7.and  there  was  no  magiftrate  in  the  land 

Ruth  1 . 1  .and  there  was  a  famine  in  the  land 

1  5Vz7».23.23.andifhebein  the  land,l  willfearch 

2  Sam.  1 5.  4.  O  that  I  were  a  Judge  in  the  land 

17.26.  Abfalom  pitched  in  the  landof  Gilead 

1  Kjng.q.iy.  Gebar,the  only  officer  in  the  land 
8.37.  if  there  be  in  the  land  famine 

if  their  enemy  beGege  them  in  the  land 
40.  fear  thee  all  the  days  they  live  in  the  land 
47. if  they  bethink  themfelves  in  the  land 

and  make  fupplicaticn  in  the  land 
48.  and  return  unto  thee  in  the  land  of 
9.1  l.gaveHiram  20. cities  in  the  landof  Gali 
18.  &  Baalath  in  the  wildemeffe  of  the  land 
2 1. children  that  were  left  of  them  in  the  land 
26. Solomon  made  a  navie  —in  the  landof 
14.24.  there  were  alfo  Sodomites  in  the  land 
i7.7.tbere  had  been  no  rain  in  the  land 

2  'Kjng.  4.  i^.ani  tnere  was  a  dearth  in  the  land 

8.2.woman  fojourned  in  the  landof  thePhilift. 

1  f.20.K.of  Affyria  flayed  not  there  in  the  land 
23.33.  Pharaoh  put  him  in  bands  in  the  land  of 

2  5. 2 1. flew  them  at  Riblah,in  the  land  of  Ham 

1  Cfcr0.i.43.Kings  that  reigned  in  the  ted  of  Ed. 

2.JT2.Jair  had  23  cities  in  the  land  of  Gilead 
5.9.  cattell  were  multiplied  in  the  land  of  Gil. 
1  i.Gad  dwelt  ag.them  in  the  landof  Bafhan 
23.halftiibeofManafTehdweltin  theland 
2  i.n.fword  of  the  L.  even  the  peft.in  the  land 

2  C6iff.6.28.and  if  there  be  dearth  in  the  land 

3  r  .fear  thee  fo  long  as  they  live  in  the  land 
37.  if  they  bethink  themfelves  in  the  land 


LAN       LAN 

3  8  .if  they  return  to  thee  in  the  land 
8.8.children  who  were  left  after  them  in  the  la. 
1 7. Solomon  toEloth,in  the  land  of  Edom 
19. 5.  and  he  fet  Judges  in  the  land 
32.3  i.ofthe  wonder  that  was  done  in  theland 
Job  1.1.  there  was  a  man  in  the  ted  of  Uz 

10. his  fubftance  was  increafed  in  the  land 
28.13  -neither  found  in  the  land  of  the  living 
PyaZ.27.13.goodn.of  the L.  in  the  tod  of  the  hvi. 
3  y.20.devife  decdtfull  matters  in  the  land 
74-8.burnt  up  the  Synagogues  in  the  land 
.  88.12.and  thy  righ.inthete/dof  forgetfulnefs 
10  j.23.Jacob  fojourned  in  the  land  of  Ham 

27. (hewed  his  wonders  in  the  land  of  Ham 
106.22.  wondrous  works  in  the  landof  Ham 
1 1 6.9.I  will  walk  in  the  land  of  the  living 
I42.5.my  portion  in  the  landof  the  living 
//2r.7.i8.theBee  that  is  in  the  land  of  Affyria 
22.honey  (hall  evety  one  eat  in  the  land 
26.10.in  the  landof  uprightn.wil  he  deal  unju. 
27.1 3. ready  to  perifh  in  the  landof  Affyria 
34.6.1  great  flaughter  in  the  land  of  Idumea 
38.1 1. 1  fhallnotfeetheL.  mthe  la. of  theliv. 
,/V.3.i6.when  ye  be  multiplied  in  the  land 
4.5.blow  ye  the  trumpet  in  the  Imd 
5.30.  horrible  thing  is  committed  in  the  land 
7.7.dwtll  in  the  land  tint  I  gave  to  your  fathers 
i2.y.in  the  landof  peace,wherein  thou  trufteft 
i4.8.why  fhouldeft  thou  be  as  a  ftran.  in  the  la. 
17.4.  caufe  thee  to  ferve  thine  enem. in  the  land 
3  3.15-cxccutejudgmentin  theland 
3  5. 7. that  ye  may  live  many  dayes  in  the  land 
3  9. f. brought  him  to  Riblah  in  the  toi.ofHam 
40.6'.  among  the  people  that  were  left  in  the  la. 

7.  Ahikam  governour  in  the  land 
41.18  .whom  the  K.made  governour  in  the  land 
50.2 a-a  found  of  battellisin  the  land 
5  1. 27. fet  ye  up  a  ftandard  in  the  land 
46.the  rumour  that  (hall  be  heard  in  the  land 
fhall  come  a  rumour,&  violence  in  the  la. 
52.9.  cairyed  him  to  Riblah  in  the  torf  of  Ham 
27«put  them  to  death  in  the  landof  Ham 
Lam.q.z 1  .Edom3  that  dwelleft  in  the  landof  Uz 
E^.7.7.0  thou  that  dwelleft  in  the  land 
20.40.  all  them  in  the  land  ferve  me 
21.30.waft  created  in  the  laid  of  thy  nativity 
26.20.I  fet  glory  in  the  landof  the  living 
3  2. 2  3. caufed  terrour  in  the  land  of  the  living 
24-caufed  their  terrour  in  the  landof  the  liv. 
2 5. though  their  terrour  was  caufed  in  the  la. 
26.caufed  th?ir  terrour  in  the  land  of  the 

2  7  .terrour  of  the  mighty  in  the  land  of  the 

3  2.I  have  caufed  my  terrour  in  the  land 
3 4. 29.no  more  confumed  in  the  land 
37.22.1  will  make  them  one  nation  in  the  land 
45.8.111  the  land  (hall  be  his  pofieffion 

Ho/.4.i.becaufc  there  is  no  truth  in  the  land 

13.5. 1  did  know  thee  in  the  tod  of  great  dro. 
Zech.z.i  2. Lord  (hall  inherit  in  the  hoiy  land 
5 . 1 1 .  to  build  an  houfe  in  the  landof  Shinar 
9. 1. word  of  the  Lord  in  the  tedofHadrach 
1 1.16. 1  willraifeupafhepherd  in  the  land 
Mat. z.6.thou Bethlehem  in  the  landof  Judah 
Lu\e  2 1. 23. there  fhall  be  great  diftrefle  in  the  land 
Alls  7.29.  Mofes  was  a  ftranger  in  the  tedof  Mi. 
io.39.witnefles  what  he  did  both  in  the  landof 
Heb.11.9-hy  faith  he  fojourned  in  the  ted  of  pro. 
Inhabitants  of  the  H,anO,See  ^Inhabitants?. 
Inherit  HantJ,  See  ^lnhutt, 
llano  of  Ifrael,  See  3!frael.  . 
HmDeffudah,  See^utiah. 
landmark. 

DcHt.19.14.  (halt  not  remove  thy  ncigh.land-tnai  J( 
27.  i7.curfed  be  he  that  remo.his  neigh.land-m. 

Pro.2  2.28.remove  not  the  ancient  land-mar^ 
2  3,io.removenot  the  old  land-mar^ 

landmarks. 
Job  24.  z.  fome  remove  the  lani-mar\s 

Ow&anO, 
Gen.  47.19.  before  thine  eyes,  both  we  &  our  land 
buy  us  and  our  land  for  bread 
we  and  our  ted  will  be  fervants 
P/ai!.€5.i2.andour  ted  fhall  yeeld  her  increafe 
Cant.z.  1 2.voice  of  the  turtle  is  heard  in  our  land 
Micah  5.5.  the  Aflyrian  fhall  come  into  our  land 
6. deliver  us — when  hecometh  into  our  land 


LAN        LAN 

Oivn  &aaO. 
Exod.  18. 27.  he  went  his  way  into  his  own  land 
Num.  10.30. but  I  will  depart  inco  my  own  land 
1  Kjng.10.6.  truerepore  I  heard  in  mine  own  land 
1  Kulg-5-i7.  and  they  returned  to  their  own  land 
17. 23  .Ifrael  carried  away  out  of  their  own  land 
18.3  2.take  you  to  a  land  like  your  own  land 
i9.7.and  mail  return  into  his  own  ted 

and  fall  by  the  fvvord  in  his  own  land 

1  Cbre.g.  5.3  true  report  I  heard  in  mine  own  land 

1 2.  fo  fhe  returned  unto  her  own  land 

3  2.21.  fo  lie  returned  with  fhame  to  his  own/. 
Ifa.i  3. 1 4. and  flee  every  one  into  his  own  ted 
14. 1. and  fet  them  in  his  own" tea 
36.i7.takeyou  to  a  land  like  your  own  land 
37.7.  and  return  to  his  own  ted 

and  fall  by  the  fword  in  his  own  land 
jfo'.2  3.8.and  they  (hall  dweil  in  their  own  land 
27. 1  i.thofe  remain  ftiil  in  their  own  land 
3  7. 7. return  to  Egypt,into  their  own  land 
42.1 2. caufe  you  to  return  into  your  own  land 
jo.  i6.(hall  flee  every  one  to  his  own  land 
'  5i.i7-Judah  was  carried  out  of  hisown  ted- 
E.Xffc 34- ' 1  -will  bring  them  into  their  own  land 
3  6.  i7.when  Ifrael  dwelt  in  their  own  land 

24.and  will  bring  you  into  your  own  land 
3  7. 1 4.I  fhall  placeyou  in  your  own  land 
2 1  .and  bring  them  into  the  it  ow  n  land 
39.28.I  gathered  them  into  their  own  tedi 
Dan.  1  i-9-and  fhall  return  into  hi  j  own  ted 
j  9. his  face  toward  the  fort  of  his  own  tod 
2  8. do  expIoits,and  return  to  his  own  ted 
Amos  7.1 1.  If.led  away  capt.out  of  their  own  land 

People  uf  the  limit, 
Gftf.23.7.  Abr.bowed  himfelf  to  the  peo.of  the  la. 

Verfe  1 2 . 

13.  to  Ephronin  the  aud.ofthepeo.ofthe/. 
4  2.6. that  fold  to  all  the  people  of  the  land 

Exod.  <>><>. the  people  of  the  ted  now  are  ma-ny 
Im  2  0.2.  the  people  of  the  tod  fhall  ftone  him 
4. if  the  people  of  the  land  hide  their  eyes 
W««z.i4.9.neitherfear  ye  the  people  of 'the  land 

2  Kj'lg'i  1. 14-and  all  the  peo.  of  the  land  rcjoyced 

1 8.  all  the  people  of  the  land  went  into 
19.aH  the  people  of  the  tedbrought  down 
20.and  all  the  people  of  the  tedrejoyced 

1  f.j.Jotham  judged  the  people  of  the  land 

16.1  j.burnt-offeringsofall  the  peop.of  the  la. 
2 1 .24.people  of  the  land  flew  all  thofe 

and  the  people  of  the  ted  made  Jofiah 
23. 30. people  of  the  ted  took  Jeho3haz 
3  f.exa&ed  the  filver  of  the  people  of  the  la. 

2  j_  3. was  no  bread  for  the  people  of  the  land 

1 9.  w  hich  muftered  the  people  of  the  land 

and  fixry  men  of  the  people  of  the  ted 

1  C^w.  5. 2 5. after  the  gods  of  the  people  of  the  tod 

2  ^0.23.13.  &  all  the  people  of  the  tedrejoyced 

20.and  he  took  the  people  of  the  land 
2 1. all  the  people  of  the  land  rejoyced 

26.2  i.Jotham  was  judging  the  peo.  of  the  tod 

3  3. 2  5. people  of  the  land  flew  all  them  that 

people  of  the  land  made  Jofiah  Kipg 
3  6. 1  .then  the  people  of  the  ted  took  Jehoahaz 
E%ra  4. 4. people  of  the  ted  weakened  the  hands 
10. 2.  and  taken  wives  of  the  people  of  the  ted 
1 1  .and  feparate  from  the  people  of  the  ted  " 
Nch.o.z^.  and  the  people  of  the  land,  that  they 
10. 30. not  give  ourdaugh.to  the  peop.of  the  la. 
3  1  .if  the  people  of  the  land  bring  ware 
Efi.S.  i7.many  of  the  peo.of  the  ted  became  Jews 
Jer.  i.i8.anyron  pill.againft  the  peop.of  the  land 
34. 19. all  the  people  of  the  la.whkh  paff.betw. 
37.2.  nor  the  people  of  the  ted  did  hearken 
44. 2  r.  your  princes,and  the  people  of  the  ted  , 
52.6.110  bread  for  the  people  of  the  land 
25.W110  muftered  the  people  of  the  tod" 

and  fixty  men  of  the  people  of  the  land 
£^,7.27.  .people  of  the  land  (hal  1  be  troubled 
12.19.  and  fay  unto  the  people  of  the  land 
22.  29.  people  of  the  tod  have  ufed  oppreffion 

3  3.2.ifthe  people  of  the  ted  take  a  man 
39.13.  all  the  people  of  the  ted  (hall  bury  him 

4  5. 1 6.all  the  people  of  the  land  fhall  give 

22.prcpareforall  the  people  of  the  ted1 
46.  3.  likewife  the  people  of  the  land  fhall  wcr. 
9.  but  when  the  people  of  the  land  fhall  come  / 
Da».9.(5.fpake 


LAN        LAN 

Dan.g.6.  (pake  to  all  the  people  of  the  land 
Hag.z.A..  De  ftrong,all  ye  people  of  the  land 
Zecb.7.5  .fpeak  unto  all  the  people  of  the  land 
3latlD  joyned  with  poffeffe,  poffeffed, 
or  poffefsion. 
Lev.10.2,4.  yefhall  inherit  their  ted,to  poffeffe 
2Vww.i4.14.  into  the  la. — &  his  feed  (hall  poff.  it 

2  i.24.Ifr.ftnote  him— and  poffeffed  his  land 

Verf.  3  5 . 

3  j .  5  j  .1  have  given  you  the  land  to  poflefle 
3  5.28.  return  to  the  land  of  his  poffeflion 

Df«M.8.go  in,and  poflefle  the  land 

2. 1 2. as  Ifrael  did  to  the  land  of  his  poffeflion 
24.hjs  ted,begin  to  poflfeffe  it 

3.1 8.hath  given  you  this land,to  poffcffe  it 
20.thcy  alfo  pofllffe  the  land  which 

4.1  .you  may  go  in  and  poffeffe  the  land 
5.  land  whither  you  go  to  poffeffe 
inland  whither  you  goe  over  to  poffefl'e 
22.  ye  (hall  poffeffe  that  good  land 
26.per:lh  from  the  land  ye  go  to  poffeffe 

5.3 1.  land  J  gave  them  to  poffeffe  it 

3  3.daycs  in  the  land  which  you  fliall  poffefs 

6. 1 .do  them  in  the  land  ye  go  to  poffeffe 
i8.go  in,and  poffeffe  the  good  land 

7.1.  land,  whither  thou  goeft  to  poffeffe  it 

8.i.go  in,and  poffeffe  the  land  which 

a.4.brought  me  in,to  poffeffe  this  land 
5.doft  thou  go  to  poffeffe  their  land 
6"  .not  this  ted  to  poffeffe  for  thy  righteoufn. 
2  3 -go  up,  and  poffeffe  the  land 

10. 1 1  .they  may  go  in  and  poffeffe  the  land 

1  i.8.yemay  be  ftrong,and  poffeffe  the  land 

10. land  whither  thou  goeft  to  poffeffe  it 
1 1- land  whither  ye  go  to  poffeffe  ir,is 
zg.land  whither  thou  goeft  to  poffeffe 
3 1. over  Jordan,  to  poffeffe  the  land 

iz.i./and  which—  G.giveth  thee  to  poffeffe 
Chap.15.4.  &  19.2,14. 

2i.i.flaininthe  tedwhich  G.  giv.theetopof. 

23.20.mthe  toJ  whither  thou  goeft  to  poffeffe 

2  5. 19. ted  which  — Go.giveth  thee  to  poffeffe 
28.21.conf.thee  fr.  off  the/,  thou  goeft  to  poff. 

6?.plucked  off  the  land  thou  goeft  to  poffefs 
30.  j. land  which  thy  fathers  poffeffed 

16.  bleffe  thee  in  the  land  thou  goeft  to  poff. 

3  2.47.  prolong  your  dayes  in  the  land  ye  poff. 
Jof.1.1 1  .to  go  in  to  poflefle  the  land 

1  5. they  alfo  have  poffeffed  the  land 

1 8.3  .are  ye  flack  to  go  to  poflefle  the  land 
25.5.  and  ye  (hall  poffeffe  their  land 
24.8. that  ye  might  poffeffe  their  land 
Jttdg.z.6-went  every  man  to  poflefle  the  land 
1 1 .2 i.fo  Ifrael  poffeffed  all  the  land 
1 8. 9. and  to  enter  to  poffeffe  the  land 
1  Chr.  28. 8. you  may  poffeflc  this  good  land 
Eya  9. 11. land ye  go  to  pofleffe  is  unclean 
Neb. 9. 15.  promife-dft  they  mould  go  to  poff.the  /. 

2  2X0  they  poffeffed  the  landoi  Sihon 

2  3 .  Lrcughteft  them  into  the  land  to  poffeffe 
24. fo  the  children  poffeffed  the  land 
7/I2.14. 2. fliall  poffefl'e  them  inland  of  the  Lord 
2 1. they  do  not  rife,  nor  poffeffe  the  land 
57.13  .that  trufteth  in  me  fliall  poffeffe  the  land 
6 1.7. in  their  land  they  fliall  poffeffe  the  double 
/y<y.3o.3.to  return  to  the  land, — &  they  fliall  poff. 
£\e.33.2$.and  fliall  ye  poffeffe  the  land    Ver.26. 
Amos  2.  to.to  poffeffe  the  land  of  the  Amorite 
Strange  3Lanu,See  Strange, 
Their  JLanO. 
Gen. 47. 22. wherefore  they  fold  not  their  land 
Lev.  2  0.2  4.  ye  fliall  inherit  their  land 
Num  18. 20. fliall  have  no  inheritance  in  their  land 
Deut.  2.  f.I  will  not  give  you  their  land 
o.I  will  not  give  thee  of  their  land 
4. 3  8.drive  cut  nations,to  give  thee  their  land 
1 2.29-fucceedeft  them,&  dwelleft  in  their  land 
29.8.and  we  took  their  land,  and  gave  it 
18.  Lord  rooted  them  out  of  their  land 
Jofh.10.41.  their  teddid  Joftiua  take  at  onetime 

1 2. i .Ifrael  fmote,and  poffeffed  their  land 
//•'dg.tf.p.drave  them  out,  &  gave  you  their  land 

1  Kjng.S.48.  and  pray  unto  thee  toward  their  land 

2  Cbr.6.18  befiege  them  in  the  cities  of  their  land 

7.i4.forgive  their  fin,and  heal  their  land 
PM105.3  2.gave  them  flaming  fire  in  their  land 


LAN 


LAN 


3  f  .did  eat  up  all  the  herbs  in  their  land 
3  6. he  fmote  all  the  firft-born  in  the  land 
135.12.  and  gave  their  land  for  an  heritage 

Pfal.ii6.n. 
Ifa.z.  7.  their  land  alfo  is  full  of  filver 

their  land  alfo  is  full  of  horfes 
8.their  ted  alfo  is  full  of  idols 
34.7. their  land  fliall  befoaked  with  bloud 
36.20.  that  have  delivered  their  land  out 
Jer.  1 2.  J4.I  will  pluck  them  out  of  their  land 
16. 1 5.I  will  bring  them  again  into  their  land 
i8.i6\tomake  their  land  defolate 
25.38.for  their  land  is  defolate,  becaufe 
5 1. 5. though  their  land  was  filled  with  fin 
£^.34. 27-and  they  fliall  be  fafe  in  their  land 
39.26.when  they  dwelt  fafely  in  their  laud 
Joel  3.i9.(hedinnocentbloud  in  their  land 
Amos  9. 1 5.  lie  plant  them  upon  their  land 
Alls  1 3. 19. he  divided  their  tedby  lot 

This  iantj, 
Ge».i  1.7. unto  thy  feed  will  I  give  this  land 

Chap.  2  4.7. 
1 5.7.10  give  thee  this  land  to  inherit  it 

18. thy  feed  have  I  given  this  land 
24.5-nct  be  willing  to  follow  me  to  this  land 
26.3.fojourn  in  thisland,  andllebe  with  thee 
28.1 5.I  will  bring  thee  again  into  this  land 
3 1 . 1 3 .  get  thee  out  from  this  land 
48.4.1k  give  this  land  to  thy  feed 
50.24.and  bring  you  out  of  this  land 
Exod.iz.ii.znA  all  this  land  will  I  give  unto  your 
Num.  1 4. 3. the  Lord  brought  us  unto  this  land 
8. then  he  will  bring  us  into  this  land 
3  2. 5. let  this  land  be  given  unto  thy  fervants 

2  2. and  this  land  (hall  be  your  poff  ffion 

3  4. 2.this  is  the  land  that  (hall  fall  unto  you 

13.  this  is  the  /Wye  fliall  inherit 
DfW.3-12.and  this  ted  which  we  poffeffed 
1 8.  hath  given  you  this  land  to  poffeffe  it 
4.2 2. but  I  muftdiein  thisland 
26. 9. and  hath  given  us  this  ted,  even 
29. 24. hath  the  Lord  done  thus  unto  this  land 
1  K.ing.9,8. 
27.againft  this  ted,to  bring  upon  ic 
34.4.  this  is  the  ted  that  I  fware  unto 
Jof.  1 . 1 3  .God  hath  given  you  this  land 
1 3  .i.this  is  the  land  that  yet  remaincth 
7  .now  therefore  divide  thisland 
Jud.  2.2.no  league  with  the  inhabitants  of  this  la. 
2  J$ing.i8.i  5.  Lord  faid,  Go  up  againft  this  land 
1  Cbro.j.zx .why  hath  the  L.done  thus  to  this  ted 
20.7>didft  drive  out  the  inhabitants  of  this  land 
30-9.they  (hall  come  again  into  this  land 
if  a  3  6,io.againft  this  land,to  deftroy  it 
/tr.^.  13.1k  fill  the  inhabi.ofthis  land  with 
14. 1 5.fay,The  fword  (hall  not  be  in  this  land 
16. 3  .fathers,that  begate  them  in  this  land 
tf.great  and  fmall  (hall  die  in  this  land 
1 3.  Ik  caft  you  out  of  this  land 
22.1 2  and  fliall  fee  this  tedno  more 
14.6.  He  bring  them  again  to  this  land 
8. and  refidue  that  remain  in  this  land 

2  5. 9. and  bring  them  againft  this  ted 

1  i.and  thisland  fliall  be  a  defolation 
32.15.  houfes  (hall  be  pofl'eff.  again  in  this  land 

2  2.and  haft  given  them  this  tedwhich 
41.I  will  plant  them  in  this  land 3ffuredly 
43.and  fields  (hall  be  bought  in  this  ted 

36.29.K.ofBab.(hall  come  &  deftroy  this  land 
37. 19. againft  you,nor  againft  this  land 
41.10.  if  ye  will  abide  in  thisted,then 

1 3. if  ye  fayAVe  will  not  dwell  in  this  ted 
45. 4.pluck  up  even  this  whole  land 
E'Zek-i  Li  5.unto  us  is  this  ted  given  in  poffeffion 
36.3  5.  this  land  that  was  defolate  is  become 
47.14.this  ted  (hall  fall  unto  you  for 

2 i.fo  (hall  ye  divide  this  land 
48.29.this  is  the  land  which  ye  (hall  divide 
Alls  7.4.he  removed  him  into  this  land  wherein 

tbj  HatlO. 
E.rod.23.10.  fix  yeers  thou  (halt  fow  thy  land 
19.  the  fitft  of  the  fruits  of  thy  land 
26.  fliall  nothing  caft  their  young  in  thy  land 

3  3.  they  (hall  not  dwell  in  thy  land 

3  4.24.neither  (hall  any  man  defire  thy  land 

26.  the  firft  fruits  of  thy  land 


LAN        LAN 

Zef.2  5.7.and  for  thebeaftsthat  ate  in  ihyted 
Num.i  1. 2  z.kt  me  raflc  thorow  thy  land 

Dcnt.i.i7. 
Dcut.7.i$.hs  willbl'.ffethe  fruit  of  thy  land 
1  5. 7.  within  any  of  thy  gates  in  thy  ted 
19. 2.feparate  cities  in  the  midft  of  thy  land 

3  .and  divide  the  coafts  of  thy  land 
2 1. 2 3. bury  him,that  thy  ted  be  not  defiled 
24. 14. or  oi  the  (hangers  that  are  in  thy  land 
26".  2. which  thou  (hilc  bring  off  thy  land 
28.1  2.  to  give  the  rain  unto  the  land  in  his 
i8.curfed  fliall  be  the  fruit  of  thy  land 
24.tnake  the  rain  of  thy  tod  powder 

3  3  .the  fruit  of  thy  land  dial!  3  nation 

4  2.fruit  of  thy  /.wdfhill  the  locufts  confume 
5 1  .he  fliall  eat  the  fruit  of  thy  land 

5  z.  and  he  fliall  befiege  thee  thorow  thy  land 

thorowout  all  thy  land  which  the  Lord 
3  0.9. plenteous  in  the  fruit  of  thy  ted 
Judg.  1  r .  1 7-let  me,I  piay,paffe  thorow  thy  land 

1 9. let  us  pafl'e  thorow  thy  land 
2  Sam.j. z-^.to  do  great  things  for  thy  land 

24.  13.  (hall  famine  come  unto  thee  in  thy  land 
or  three  dayes  peftilence  in  thy  land 
1  Iteg.S^e*.  and  give  rain  upon  thy  land 
Vfal.8  5.1.  haft  been  favourable  unto  thy  land 
lfa.8.8.  his  wings  (hall  fill  the  breadth  of  thy  ted 

14.20.  thou  haft  deftroyed  thy  land 
23.1  o.palk  thorow  thy  land  as  a  river 
60. 1 8. violence  no  more  heard  in  thy  land 
6"2.4.neitherthy  land  termed  defolate 

be  called  Hephzi-bah,and  thy  ted,  Beulab 
and  thy  land  (hall  be  married 
•/"'•4-7-g°ne  forth  to  make  thy  ted  defolate 
E^.32.b\and  fct  darknefk  upon  thy  land 
Amos  7. 1 7. ana  thy  ted  (hill  be  divided  by  line 
Mica.  5 . 1 1  .and  I  will  cut  off  the  cities  of  thy  land 
Nab.$.  1 3. gates  of  thy  ted  (hall  be  fet  wide  open 

Your  ILanO. 
Gca.47. 23. bought  you  an  J  your  ted  this  day  for 
Lev.  19.9.  when  ye  reap  the  hatveft  of  your  land 
3  3.  if  a  ftranger  (bjourn  in  your  land 
22.24.nehh.  make  any  offer,  thereof  in  your  la. 

23.21.  &  when  ye  reap  the  harveft  of  your  land 
z  5.9. make  the  trum.  found  thorowout  your  la. 

45.  which  they  begate  in  your  land 
26.5.ear,and  dwell  in  your  tedfifcly 
6.neither  the  fword  go  thorow  your  ted 
20.  for  your  tedfhall  not  yeeldhcr  incieafe 
3  3  .your  land  fliall  be  defolate,and  your  cities 
Num.10.9  if  you  go  to  war  in  yourted,ehen 
22.1 8. get  you  into  your  ted, for  the  Lord 
34. 1 2. this  (hall  be  your  ted,uith  the  coafts 
Deut.i  1. 14.  give  you  rain  of  your  ted  in  due  feaf. 
1  Sam.6. 5. lighten  his  hand  from  off  your  land  ' 
lfa.7.1.  your  ted  (hangers  devour  in  yourprefen. 
.TW^.ig.fervedftrangegods  in  your  ted 
27. 10. to  remove  you  far  from  your  land 
44. 12. therefore  is  your  ted  a  defolation 

ianDeo. 

Affs  1 8 . 2  2  .w  hen  he  had  landed  at  Cefarea 
2 1. 3. failed  into  Syria,anj  landed  at  Tyre 
ILanofng. 
AUs  28 . 1  z.  &  landing  a  t  Syracufe,  we  tar.  3 .  dayes 

ianu0. 
Gwz.io.5.  Iks  of  the  Gentiles  divided  in  their  la. 
3  i.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Shem  in  their  lands 
41.54.  the  dearth  was  in  all  lands 

5  7  -f rniine  was  fo  lore  in  all  lands 
47. 1 8. ought  left  —  bur  our  bodies  &  our  teds 
22.  wherefore  they  fold  not  their  lands 
Lcv.26.36.faintneffe  into  their  hearts  in  the  lands 

39.  (hall  pine  away — in  your  enemies  lands 
Judg.  1 1 . 1 3  .therefore  thofe  ted*  again  peaceably 
2StfOT.7.9.Iwillreftoretheeallthetedyof  Saul 
i  Kj.  19. 1 1  .what  the  Ks.of  Aff.have  done  to  all  la. 
I7.have  deftroy.  the  nations,  and  their  lands 
1  Cbro.  14.17.  fame  of  David  went  into  all  lands 
z  Cfo\9.28.brought  Solom.  horfes  out  of  all  lands 
i3.9.made  prie.  after  the  manner  of  other  lands 
17.10.fear  fell  upon  all  the  lands  about 
3  i.i3.done  untoall  peopleof  other  lands 

were  the  gods  of  thofe  lands  able 
17.  as  the  gods  of  other  lands  have  not 
E%vay,  1  .not  feparated  from  the  peop.of  their  lands 
2. mingled  with  the  people  of  thofe  lands 

7.delivered 


L  AN         LAN 

7.  delivered  into  the  hands  of  the  lands 

I  i.with  the  filthineffe  of  the  peo.of  the  lands 
Nefo.f.j.we  have  morgaged  our  lands 

4.  we  borrowed  money  upon  our  lands 
5  .for  other  men  have  our  lands 

I I  .reftore  ,1  pray  you,their  lands 

9  so.gav.them  into  the  ha.of  the  peo.  of  the  la. 
io.28.feparated  from  the  people  of  the  lands 
Pfal  49.1  r  -call  their  lands  after  their  own  names 
66.1.  make  a  joy  full  noyfe,  all  ye  lands 

Pfal.  100.1. 

105. 44-and  gave  the  lands  of  the  heathen 

106.  27.  and  to  fcatter  them  in  the  lands 

io7'.j.and  gathered  them  out  of  the  lands 

Ifa  76.10.  who  among  the  gods  of  thefe  lands 

2  7. 1 1  -what  the  Ks.of  Afl.  have  done  to  all  Ian. 
Jet.  1 6. 1 5  .brought  Ifr.from  the  lands  of  the  north 

27 .6 .given  all  thefe  lands  into  the  hands  of 
Exeh.io.6.  which  is  the  glory  of  all  lands 

Verfe  1  $. 

jg.27.oatb.ered  themout  of  their  enemies  lands 

Mat.  ig^.every  one  that  hath  forfak.  houfes,fa». 

Mar.  1 0.29.  no  man  that  hath  left  fa.or  mo.or  Ian. 

i  o.he  (hall  receive  an  hundred  fold,lands 
Alls  4. 3  4-as  many  as  were .poffeffors  of  lands,(bld 

lanes.  - 
Luke  1 4-2 1. go  out  quickly  into  the  ftreets  &  lanes 

language. 
Gen  1 1 . 1 .  whole  earth  w  as  of  one  language 
'  ^.people  is  one,and  ha,ve  all  one  language 
7.  there  confound  their  language 
o.Lord  did  there  confound  the  language 
z  Ki»fri8.26.fpeak,I  pray  thee,in  the  Syrian  faag. 
talk  not  with  us  in  the  Jewes  language 
28.  Rablhakeh  cryed  in  the  Jewes  language 
Ifa.26.12. 
Neb.  1 3 .24.  could  not  fpeak  in  the  Jewes  language 
but  according  to  the  language  of  each  peo. 
Efth.i.  22.  Cent  to  every  people  after  their  language 
published  according  to  the  language  of 
3 . 1  i.and  to  every  people  after  their  language 

Chap.8.9. 
8.9.  to  the  Jewes  according  to  their  language 
Pfal.  i9.?.there  is  no  language  where  their  vpice 
8 1.5. 1  heard  a  language  that  I  underftood  not 
1 1 4. 1 .  Jacob,  from  a  people  of  a  ftrange  langu. 
Ifa.ig- 18.  five  cities  fpeak  the  language  of  Canaan 
36.1 1.  fpeak,I  pray  thee,  in  the  Aflyrian  langu. 
fpeak  not  to  us  in  the  Jewes  language 
Jer.<,.\%A  nation  whofe  langu.  thou  knoweft  not 

E'Stk-l •?■ not  knt  t0  a  People  — °f an  narc* ^mlu- 
6.not  to  many  people  —  of  an  hard  language 
Da».3.29.ev.nat.&  tog.w0'1  fpeak  any  thing  amifs 
Zfpfo.3.9.will  I  turn  to  the  people  3  pure  language 
Acts  z.6.  heard  them  fpeak  in  his  own  language 

languages. 
~Dan.-2.axo  you,0  people,nations,  and  languages 
7 .  al  I  languages  fell  d  0 w  n 
4. 1. Nebuchadnezzar,  unto  all  languages 
j.i£.aHpeo.nat.&fa»g.trernb-&  feared  bef.him 
6.2$.KingDarius,untoallfa»g»<2gcJ 
7#i4.that  all  people  and  faizgH.fhould  ferve  him 
Zec8.23.ten  men— out  ofall  Ian.  — ftial  take  hold 

langatflj. 

Ifa.  1 6.8  .for  the  fields  of  Hefhbon  langidjh 

i9.8.they  that  fpread  nets  fhall  languijh 

24.4.haughty  people  of  the  earth  do  languijh 

/«\i4.2.Judah  mourneth,&  the  gates  thereof  Ian, 

Ho/!4.3.every  one  that  dwelleth  therein  fhall  Ian. 

langutlbetj. 
Lam.z.2. rampart  and  wall — languijhed  together 

langiuThetb. 
Ipt.za.a.the  world  languijhetbjind  fadeth  away 
7.new  wine  mourneth,  the  vine  languijhetb 
3  3  g.the  earth  mourneth  and  languijhetb 
Jer.i  5#9.ihe  that  hath  born  feven  languijhetb 
Joel  i.io.new  wine  dried  up,the  oyl  languijhetb 

1 2..and  the  fig-tree  languijhetb 
Nahim  i.4.Bafhan  languijhetb, and  Carmel 

and  the  flower  of  Lebanon  languijhetb 
langaflbfag. 
P/it/.4i.3.{t«ngthenhim  upon  the  bed  of  languijh. 

%mthoin&. 
John  i8.3.eometh  thither  with lantborns  &  torch. 

&aot>fcea. 
tW.2.i.confli&  I  have  foryou,&  for  them  of  Lao. 


LAR 


LAS 


L  A  T 


4.1 3.  great  zeal  for  them  at  Laodicea 
1  f.falute  the  brethren  at  Laodicea 
i6.read  the  epiftle  from  Laodicea 
Rev.  1 .  11  .fend  it  to  the  Churches  unto  Laodicea 

laoDtceans. 
Co/.4.i6.read  alfo  in  the  Church  of  the  Laodiceans 
Rev.2.14.  to  the  angel  of  the  Church  of  the  Laodi. 

lap. 
2  20#g.4.39.gathered  vyild  gourds  his  lap  full 
Neb.  5. 1 3 .  alio  I  fhook  my  fa|>,and  faid 
Pro.16.3  J  •  t',e  "ot  *s  ^aft int0  the  lap 

lappet). 
,f/«]fg.7.6.number  of  them  that  lapped  were  300. 
7. by  the  joo.men  that  lapped  will  I  fave  you 

lappet^. 
Judg.j. 5. every  one  that  lappetb  of  the  water 

f  with  his  tongue,  as  a  dog  lap[ietb, him 

laptuotty. 
Judg.4.4. Deborah  wife  of  Lapidoth  judged  Ifrael 

lapxotng. 
Lev.i  i.io.the  flork,— the  lapwing,  and  the  bat 

DettJ.14.18. 
large. 
GfH.34.a1.for  the  land,behold,it  is  large 
Exod.  3 . 8.to  bring  them  into  a  good  land  and  large 
Judg.  18.  icye  fhall  come  unto  a  large  land 
2  Sam.i2.io.be  brought  me  into&large  place 

P/&.18.19. 
Neb.4.1  g.the  work  is  great  and  large  ,ind  we 
7-4.city  was  large  &  gre.butthe  peop.  were  few 
9.35  .not  ferved  thee  in  the  large  land 
Pfa.  2 1 .8 .  haft  fet  my  feet  in  a  large  room 
1  iS.j.the  Lord  fet  me  in  a  large  place 
Jfa.22.18.he  will  toflethee  in  a  large  countrey 
20.a  3  .fhall  thy  cattell  feed  in  large  paftures 
j  3.Tophet,  he  made  it  deep  and  large 
/«'.22.i4.thatfaith,I  will  build  large  chambers 
£^.23.3  2.drink  of  thy  lifters  cup  deep  and  large 
Hof.4. 1 6.  will  feed  them  as  a  lamb  in  a  large  place 
Mat.18. 1 2.they  gave  large  money  unto  the  fould. 
Ma:  14. 1  j.he  will  fh«w  you  a  large  upper  room 

L«£.22.I2. 

Gal.6. 1 1  .ye  fee  how  large  a  letter  I  have  written 
Rev.  21.16.  length  is  as  large  as  the  breadth 
largenefte, 

1  Itwg4.29.gave  Solomon  largenejfe  of  heart 

Lifcttrioafcieffe. 
Mar.j.zzjafcivioufnejfe&n  evill  eye,blafphemy 

2  Coi-.12.21.  not  repented  of  the  lafcivioujn.  which 
Gal.  f .  1 9>works  of  the  &e(h,lafcivioujneffe,8tc. 
Ephef.a.  1 9.  given  themfelves  over  to  lafcivioufnejfe 

1  Pet.4-3.when  we  walked  in  lafcivioufnejfe, lulls 
Jude  4.turning  the  grace  of  God  into  lafcivioufnes 

JLafea, 
Acts  27.8.nigh  whereunto  was  the  city  oiLafea 

laflja. 
Gen.  10.19.  from  Sidon  as  thou  gocft  to  Lajha 

Kjng  o/lalfcaton. 
Jof.  1 2 . 1 8  .King  of  Aphek,one:  K.of  Lafharonpne 

laft, 

Ges.49. 19.  but  he  fhall  overcome  at  the  laji 
Num.12. 10. and  let  my  lafi  end  be  like  his 

2  Sam.19.1 1.  why  are  ye  the  lajl  to  bring  the  King 

I2.ye  are  my  bones,  wherefore  3re  ye  the  lajl 
23.1.  now  thefe  be  the  lafi  words  of  David 

1  Cfo-0.23.27.for  by  the  laji  words  of  Dav.  the  Le. 
29.29.now, the  a<ft$  of  David,  fitft  and  lajl,  are 

1  Cbro.g.  29.afts  of  Solomon ,firft  and  lajl,are 
12.15  -afts  of  Rehoboam, firft  and  fa/2,are  they 
1 6. 1 1  .afts  of  Afa,firft  and  lafi,loe,they 
20.34.acl:s  of  Jehofhaphat,firft  and  lajl,  behold 

2  $  .26.aft s  of  Amaziahjfirft  and  lajl,  behold 
26.22. acts  of  U'zziah,firft  and  /<j/?,did  Ifaiah 
28.26.refl:  pf  his  ac~ts,firft  and  laft,zte  written 

3  f . 27. his  deeds,firft  and  lajl,  behold  they* 
Ely  a  8.1 3.  and  of  the  lafi  fonsof  Adonikam 
Neh.8.1 8.from  the  firft  day  to  the  lafi  he  read 
Pro. 5. 1  i.and  thou  mourn  at  the  lafi,  when 

2  2 . 3  2.at  the  lafi  it  biteth  like  a  ferpent 
//a.41.4. 1  the  Lo.  the  firft,  and  with  the  lafl,X  am 

44.6.I  am  the  firft,and  I  am  the  la[l,  &  befides 

48.12.I  am  the  firft,  I  alfo  am  the  lajl 
Jer.iz.^.  he  (hall  not  fee  our  lajl  end 

50. 1 7.8c  lafi  this  Nebuc.hath  broken  his  bones 
I<w».i.9.(he  remembreth  not  her  lafi  end 
D(W.4.8.  at  lajl  Daniel  came  in  before  me 


8.  j.and  the  higher  came  up  lafi 

i9.make  thee  know  what  (hall  be  in  the  lajl 
Amos  9,i. I  will  Gay  the  lafi  of  them  with  the  fw. 
Mat. i  i.tfjajl  ftate  of  that  man  is  worfe  then 

Luke  1 1.  a  6. 
19.30.  many  that  are  firft  fhall  be  lafi 
20.8.beginning  from  the  lajl  to  the  firft 
1 2.  thefe  lafi  wrought  but  one  houre 
14-  will  give  unto  this  la(l  as  unto  thee 
i6.fo  the  lajl  ihallbe  fitft,and  the  firft  lafi, 
21.37. /ay?  of  all  hefent  his  Son 
zz.z7.lafl  of  all,the  woman  died  alfo 

Ma'.  1 2.2  2. 
26.60.at  the  lajl  came  two  filfe  witneffes 
27.64.fo  the  lajl  errour  mail  be  worfe  then 
Mar.9.2  y.defire  to  be  firft,the  fame  (hall  be  lajl 
1 0.3 1  .firft  (hall  be  lajl,  and  the  lafi  firft 
1 2.6.he  fent  him  alfo  lajl  unto  them 
Luke  1 2. 5 sj.till  thou  haft  paid  the  (aft  mite 
ij.30.there  are  lafi  which  fhall  be  firft 

and  there  are  firft  which  (halibe  lajl  \ 
20.  3  2.  lafi  ofall  the  woman  died 
John  6.29  .mould  raife  it  up  again  at  the  lafi  day 
40.  and  I  will  raife  him  up  at  the  lafi  day 
Chap.44.54 
7. 3 7. in  the  lajl  day,  that  great  day 
8.p.beginning  at  the  eldeft  unto  the  lafi 
1 1 .24.  he  (hall  rife  again  at  the  lajl  day 
1 2.48.the  fame  (hall  judge  him  at  the  lajl  day 

1  Cfl?-.4.9.God  hath  fet  forth  us  the  apoftles  las! 

1 5.8.  lajl  ofall  he  was  feen  of  me  as 
26. the  lafi  enemy  is  death 
jtf.lajl  Adam  a quickning  fpiric 
5  2.in  a  moment,at  the  lajl  trump 
Pfci/.4.io.that  now  at  the  lafi  yourcaie  of  me  hath 
KeiM.i  i.faying,  I  am  the  firft  and  the  lafi 
i7.fear  not,I  am  the  firft  and  the  lajl 
2.8. thefe  things  faith  the  Firft  and  the  Lafi 
1 9.and  the  lafi  to  be  more  then  the  firft 
1  y.  i.feven  angels  having  the  feven  lajl  plagues 
2i-9.feven  vials  having  the  feven /(^plagues 
22.13.I  am  Alpha  &  Omega,the  firft,&  the  lajl 
ILaft  dayes. 
Gen.qg.  1. that  which  (hall  befall  you  in  the  lajl  da. 
Ifa.  z.z.h  fhall  come  to  pafle  in  the  lajl  dayes 

Acj.z.tj. 
Micab  4.1.  in  the- lafi  dayes  it  (hall  come  to  paffe 

2  Tim.2  .i.in  the  last  days  pcrillous  times  (hal  come 
He&.i.a.bathin  thefe  lajl  dayes  fpoken  unto  us 
Jam.j.z. yehsve  heaped  treafure  for  the  lafi  dayes 
1  Pet.  3. 3 .  (hall  come  in  the  lafi  dayes  fcofFers 

lad  time. 
1  Pet.  1 .  ? .ready  to  be  revealed  in  the  lafi  time 
1  John  2.18.  little  children,itisthe/d/?  time 

whereby  we  know  that  it  is  the  lafi  time 
Jude  1 8.there  (hould  be  mockers  in  the  lafi  time 

laft  times. 
1  Pet.  i.20.but  was  manifeft  in  thefe  lajl  times 

lafteD. 

.7Wg.14.17.and  (he  wept  while  the  feaft  hjled 

lafting. 
Dent.  3  3.1 f.for  the  precious  things  of  the  lajl.his 

iatcber. 
Ifa.^.z-?.  nor  the  latchet  of  their  (hooes  be  broken 
Mar. 1. j.  the  latchet  of  whofe  (hooes  I  am  not 

Luke  1.16. 

&ate. 

Pfal.  127.2.  it  is  vain  for  you— to  fit  up  toe 
Mic. 2.8.  of  late  my  people  is  rifen  up  as  an  enemy 
John  1 1 .8,the  Jewes  oilate  fought  to  ftone  thee 

lately, 
Acts  i8.2.and  found  a  certain  Jew  latelycame 

latin. 
Luke  23. 38.1'n  letters  of  G  reek,  £«?i#,  and  Hebrew 
John  i9.20.wtitten  in  Htbrew,Greek,and Latin 

latter. 
Exod.a$.  will  beleeve  the  voice  of  the  latter  figne 
Veut.  1 1 . 1 4.firft  rain,and  the  latter  rain 
24. 2 .  if  her  latter  husband  hate  her 

or  if  the  latter  husband  die,which 
Job  19.2  5. and  that  he  (hall  ftand  at  the  latter 

29.23-opened  their  mouth  as  for  the  latter  rain 
Pro.\6.\%.  his  favour  is  a  cloud  oftheteto-rain 

19.20.  thou  mayeftbc  wife-in  the  latter  end 
Jet.  3 . 3 .  and  there  hath  been  no  latter  ra  in 
f.Z4.both  the  former  and  fatter  in  his  feafon 

£^.;8.8.in 


LAV        L A  U 

E?c\.  j  3. 8. in  the  latter  yeers  thou  (halt  come 
Da».8.2  3.inthe  latter  time  of  their  kingdome 
i  i.ij.not  be  as  the  former,  or  as  the  latter 
Hof.6. 3  .as  the  latter  and  former  rain 
Joel  2.2  3.  and  the  toer  rain  in  the  firft  moneth 
Amos  7.  i.in  the  beginning  of  the  latter  growth 

the  latter  growth  after  the  Ks.  mowings 
Hag.z.^°\ovy  of  this  latter  houfe  (hall  be  greater 
Zee/;.  10. 1. ask  rain  in  the  time  of  the  latter  rain 
1  Tiw.4.1.  in  the  tofertimes  fome  (hall  depart. 
Jatte*  dayes,  See  JDapep, 
Hatter  end,  See  Cnt). 
3Lattcue. 

jWg. ?.  j8.cryed  thorow  the  latteJJe,Why  is  his 
2 P{/?z.i.2.Ahazia  fell  down  thorow  a  /ar#//e 
Cfl3f.2.9.(hewing  himfelf  thorow  the  lattefje 

JLauO, 
&H».  1  j.  1 1 .  and  foarf  him  all  ye  people 

SLabet. 
£#fld.  3  o.  1 8 .thou  (halt  make  a  /azw  of  braffe 
28,altar,and  the  laver,znd  his  foot 
3 1 .9. his  furniture,the  laver,and  his  foot 
35.1 6.ftaves> veffelsjthe  laver,  and  his  foot 
38.8.and  he  made  the  laver  of  braffe 
•39.39.the  brafen  altar ,laver, znd  his  foot 
40.7.fet  the  laver  between  the  tent  and  altar 
1 1.  and  thou  (halt  anoint  the  laver 
3cand  he  fet  the  laver  between  the  tent 
Lev.%.  1 1  .anointed  the  laver  and  his  foot 
1  2$»g.7.30.under  the  laver  were  under-fetters 
38.one  laver  40.baths,&  every  laver  was  40. 
on  every  one  of  the  ten  bates,  one  laver 
i  l$jng.  1 6.1 7  .and  King  Ahaz  removed  the  laver 
Slaters. 

1  Kjng.7.  3  8  .then  made  he  ten  lovers  of  braffe 

40.3nd  Hiram  made  the  lovers  and  (hovels 
43.and  ten  /avers  on  the  bafes 

2  Chro.a.6.he  made  alfo  ten  lavers,znd  put 

14. and  laver s  made  he  on  the  bafes 

Hatsgft. 

Gen.  18. 1 3. wherefore  did  Sarah  laugh 

1  %  .he  faid.  Nay,  but  thou  didft  laugh 
n.6\God  hath  made  me  to  laugh 

fo  that  all  that  hear  me  (hall  laugh  with 
Job  j.n.at  deftru&ion  and  famine  thou  (halt  lau. 
9. 13 .  he  will  laugh  at  the  tryall  of  the  innocent 
2  a. i9.and  innocent  laugh  them  to  fcorn 
Pfal.z.^.ht  that  fitteth  in  the  heavens  (hall  laugh 
2  2.7  .that  fee  me  laugh  me  to  fcorn 
37.13.the  Lord  fhall  laugh  ax  him 
j  1.6. the  righteous  alfo  (hall  laugh  at  him 
59.8.thou,0  Lord,(halt  laugh  at  them 
80.6.  our  enemies  laugh  among  themfelves 
Pro.i.z6. 1  alfo  will  laugh  at  your  calamity 

29.9.  whether  he  rage  or  laugh, thttt  is  no 
Ecclef.  3 .4.a  time  to  weep,  and  a  time  to  laugh 
Lu\e  6i  i.bleffed  are  ye  that  weep,for  ye  (hall  lau. 

2  j.w  oe  unto  you  that  laugh  now 

Satufteb, 

Ge3.17.17.Abrah.fell  upon  his  face,and  laughed 
1 8.  t  a.Sarah  laughed  within  her  felfe 
1  j.Sarah  denyed,and  faid,  I  laughednot 
z  lOff.19.21.the  daug.of  Zion — hatb  lau.  thee  to 
2.  Cfe-o^o.io.butthey  laughed  them  to  fcorn' 
lvefc.i.i9.they  laughedus  to  fcorn,  and  defpifed  us 
Job  1 2.4.the  juft  and  upright  man  is  lau.to  fcorn 
29. 24.if  I  laughed  on  them,  they  beleeved  it  not 
J/a.  3  7. 2  2.the  virgin  hath  laughed  thee  to  fcorn 
£^e£.  23 . 3  2,thou  (halt  be  laughed  to  fcorn 
Matth.^.z^.  and  they  laughed'him  to  fcorn 

Mar.^.ap.  L»^e8.j3. 
Haugherh. 
Job  4 1 .  29.  he  laugheth  at  the  fhaking  of  a  fpear 

Jlaughtag. 

Job  8.i:i.till  he  fill  thy  mouth  with  laughing 

i,augl)ter, 
Py«£  1 26'.  2.then  was  our  mouth  filled  with  laught. 
Pro.  14.13  .even  iq  laughter  the  heart  is  forrowfull 
Ecclef.z.z.l  faid  of  laughter, It  is  mad 
7.3  .forrow  is  better  then  laughter 

6.as  the  crackling  of  thorns>fo  is  the  laughter 
io.i9.afeaftis  made  for  laughter 
James  A-.$.kt  your  laughter  be  turned  into  forrow 

ilaWO). 
//Mo'.o'.they  lavish  gold  out  of  the  bag 


LAW 


LAW 


Ge».47«i6.  Jofeph  made  it  a  top  over  the  land 
Exod.i  2.49.  one  /an*  to  him  that  is  home-born 
1 3 .9-that  the  Lords  law  may  be  in  thy  mouth 

24. 1 2.  and  I  will  give  thee  a  lava  &  command. 
Lew.7.7_there  is  one  law  for  them :  the  prieft 

i4-2.this  fhall  be  the  law  of  the  leper 
24.22.  ye  fhall  have  one  manner  of  law 
2v#Hz.5.3o.prieft  (hall  execute  on  her  all  this  law 
6.z  r. this  is  the  law  of  the  Nazarite 
1 5 . 1 6\one  law,  &  one  manner  (hall  be  for  you 

29.  you  (hall  have  one  lavf  for  him  that 
i9.2.this  is  the  ordinance  of  the  law  which 

Chap.31.21. 
Deut.  1  •  j  .began  Mofes  to  declare  this  law 
4.8.this  low  which  I  fet  before  ycu  this  day 
17.11.  according  tp  the  fentence  of  the  law 

18.  he  (hall  write  him  a  copy  of  this  law 

i9.to  keep  all  the  words  of  this  law 
27«3.write  upon  them  all  the  words  of  this  law 

8.write  the  words  of  this  law  very  plainly 

26.  all  the  words  of  this  law,to  do  them 
28.58.  if  thou  wilt  not  obf.the  words  of  this  /. 

6 1. not  written  in  the  book  ofthis  law 
29.29.doe  all  the  words  of  this  law 
3 1.9.  and.  Mofes  wrote  this  law 
3  3.2.from  his  right  hand  went  a  fiery  law 

4-Mofes  commanded  us  a  law 
Jojh,  1 ,7.obferve  to  do  according  to  all  the  law 
8. 3  2.wrote  upon  the  ftones  a  copy  of  the  law 

2  2 . 5 .  but  take  heed  to  do  the  law 

z  Kjn.  1 0.31.  Jehu  took  no  heed  to  walk  in  the /a. 

17.13.  keep  my  ftatutes  according  to  the  law 
34.neither  do  they  after  the  law 

37.the law — which  he  wrote}ye fhall  obferve 
2i.8.obferve,  to  do  according  to  the  law 
23.24.  that  he  might  perf.  the  words  of  the  law 

2  j .according  to  all  the  law  of  Mofes 

1  Chro.16. 1 /.confirmed  the  fame  for  a  law 

22.12.that  thou  mayft  keep  the  law  of  God 

2  Cbro.  14.4.  and  commanded  Judah  to  do  the  law 
■   19.10.  between  lawznd  commandment 

30.  i6.ftood  in  their  place  according  to  the  law 
31.2  i.and  in  the  law,  and  in  the  commandem. 

3  3 .8.  to  do  according  to  the  whole  law 
34.i9<heard  thewordsofche  /<ra>,that  he  rent 

Eya  7.6.he  was  a  ready  fcribe  in  the  law  of  Mof. 
1 2.Artaxerxes,  unto  Ezra  a  fcribe  of  the  law 
14.ro  enquire  according  to  the  law  of  thy  G. 
2  i.Ezra  the  prieftjferibe  of  the  law 
26.  not  do  the  law  of  thy  G.&  the  law  of  the 
1 0.3. let  it  be  done  according  to  the  law 

Neh.8.i.  and  Ezra  the  prieft  brought  the  law 
7-caufed  the  people  to  underftand  the  law 
9.  wept  when  they  heard  the  law 

13.  gathered  together  to  underftand  the  law 

14.  and  they  found  written  in  the  law 
io.28.feparated  themfelves  unto  the  law 

29. entered  into  an  oath  to  walk  in  Gods  la. 
1 2. 44. to  gather  the  portions  of  the  law 
1 3. 3. when  they  had  read  the  law,they  feparated 
Eflher  1.8.  the  drinking  was  according  to  the  law 
13.  Kings  maner  towards  all  that  knew  law 
1  f.do  unto  the  Queen  according  to  law 
4. 1 1. there  is  one  law  to  put  him  to  death 
i6.ivhich  is  not  according  to  the  law 
Job  22.22.receive  the  law  from  his  mouth 
Pfal,  1 .2.and  in  his  law  doth  he  meditate  day  and 
37-?  1.  the  law  of  his  God  is  in  his  heart, 

7  8.  ?. for  he  appointed  a  law  in  Ifrael 

io.they  refufed  to  walk  in  his  law 

8  i.4.this  was  a  law  of  the  God  of  Jacob 
94. 20.which  frameth  mifchief  by  a  law 
105.10.  confirmed  the  fame  for  a  law 

1  Aj.y  z.law  of  thy  mouth  is  better  then 
Pro.  i.8.forfake  not  the  law  of  thy  moth.  C.6.20. 
6.23.  commandem.  is  a  lamp,and  the  law  light 
1 3.  l^.law  of  the  wife  is  a  fountain  of  life 

28.4.  that  forfakethe  law  praife  the  wicked 

fuch  as  keep  the  law  contend  with  them 
7.whofo  keepeth  the  law  is  a  wife  fon 
9.turneth  away  from  hearing  the  law 
29. 1 8  .he  that  keepeth  the  /au^happy  is  hee 

3 1.5.  left  they  drink3and  forget  the  law 
z6.in  her  tongue  is  the  law  of  kindneffe 

J/a.no.giveear  unto  the  I  aw  of  our  God 


LAW        LAW 

2.3<out  of  Zion  fhall  go  forth  the  law 
8.i6.bind  up  the  teftimony,  feale  the  law 
zo.to  the  law  ?nd  to  the  teftimony 

4  2. 4. the  lies  fhall  wait  for  his  law 

2  i.wil  magnifie  the  law,  &  make  it  honour. 
24.neithsr  were  they  obedient  to  his  law 

5  i.4.for  a  law  (hall  proceed  from  me 
Jer.z.S.thty  that  handle  the  law  knew  me  not 

18. 18. for  the  fey  (hall  not  periih  from  the  pri. 
3  2.1  i.evidence  that  was  fealed  accor.to  the  law 
44. 2 3. not  obeyed  nor  walked  in  his  law 
I.am.z.y.tbelaw  is  no  more,her  prophets  alfo  find 
£3^.7 .26.but  the  law  lhal  periih  from  the  priefts 
Da/z. 6.  f. except  concerning  the  law  of  his  God 
8  .figne  of  writing  according  to  the  law  of 
1 2. thing  is  true,  accor.  to  the  la.oi the  Med. 
1 5.know,0  Kingjthat  the  la.  of.the  Med. is 
Hof.^.6.thoa  haft  forgotten  the  law  of  thy  God 
Micah  4.2. for  the  law  fhall  goe  forth  of  Zion 
Hab.  1.4-therfore  the  law  is  flacked,and  judgeme. 
Zep/.>.3.4.priefts  have  done  violence  to  the  law 
Hag.z.i  i.aske  the  priefts  concerning  thtlaw 
Zee'5.7.ii.ftonejleft  they  (hould  heare  the  law 
Mal.z.6. the  law  of  truth  was  in  his  mouth 
7.forthe  priefts  (hould  feek  the  law 
8  .ye  have  caufed  many  to  ftumble  at  the  law 
9-but  have  been  partiall  in  the  law 
4.4. remember  ye  the  law  of  Mofes 
Mat.  5.i7.think  not  that  I  come  to  deftroy  the/a. 
1 8  .one  title  in  no  wife  pane  from  the  law 
40.if  any  m3n  fue  thee  at  the^JW,and 
n.i3.prophets,  and  the  law  prophef.  till  John 
1  z.<y.  not  read  in  the  law,  how  that  on  the  Sab. 
22.36.whkb  is  the  greateft  command. in  the  la. 
40.on  thefe  two  command. hang  all  the  law 
23.23.  have  omit,  the  weightier  mat.  of  the  la. 
Ltd(e  2.22.when  the  dayes  according  to  the  low 
2  7. to  doe  after  the  cuftome  of  thtlaw 
f.  17. there  were  doctors  of  the  law  fitting 
16. 1 6.the  law  and  the  prophets  were  untill 
i7.ea(Ter  for  heaven— then — the  la.to  faile 
John  1. 1 7. for  the  law  was  given  by  Mofes 

4  y  .found  him  of  whom  Mofes  in  the  la.did 
7.l9.did  not  Mofes  give  you  the  law 

and  yet  none  of  you  keepeth  the  law 
23  .that  the  law  of  Mofes  (hould  not  be  bro. 
49-who  knoweth  not  the  law,xc  accurfed 
5;  r  .doth  our  law  j  udge  any  man  before 
8.  j. now  Mofes  in  the  law  commanded  us 

it  is  alfo  written  in  your  law 
10.34.is  it  not  written  in  your  law 
1 2.3  4#we  have  heard  out  of  the  top,that  Chrift 

1  y.  2  5. fulfilled  that  wch  was  written  in  their  la. 
18.3  i.judge  him  according  to  your  law 
19.7. we  have  a  /<m>,and  by  our  law  he 

Acls  j.34.  then  flood  Gamaliels  doctor  of  the  la. 
6. 1 3  .blafphemous  words  againft  the  law 
7 . 5  3-who,  have  received  the  law  by 
1 3 . 1 5  .and  after  the  reading  of  the  law 

39.  could  not  be  juftifiedby  the /aw  of  Mof. 
15.5.  command  them  to  keep  the  law  of  Mofes 

24.faying,Ye>nuft  keep  the  law 
1 8. 1 3.to  wofthip  God  contrary  to  the  law 

1 J  .but  if  it  be  a  queftion  of  your  law 
19.38.the  law  is  open,and  there  are  deputies 

2  i.2o.and  they  are  all  zealous  of  the  law 

24.but  thou  thy  felfe  keepeft  the  law 
28 .  this  is  the  man  that  teacheth  aga.  the  law 
22.3. taught  according  to  the  manner  of  the  la. 
1 2.  Ananias  a  devout  man  accord,  to  the  law 
23. 3. fitted  thou  to  judge  me  after  the  law,  and 
me  to  be  fmitten  contrary  to  the  law 
29.W  be  accufed  of  queftions  of  their  law 
24.6.would  have  judged  according  to  our  law 
2  y. 8. neither  againft  the  law  of  the  Jewes 
28.2  3.perfwading  them  both  out  of  the  law 
Rom. z.  12. finned  without  lawfiaW  perifli  with./a. 
finned  in  the  law,(halbe  judged  by  the  law 
13  .not  the  hear.of  the/a.but  the  do.of  the/a. 
•       14-Gentiles  which  have  not  the  law 

doe  by  nature  the  things  in  the  law 
thefe  having  not  the  law,zte  a  law  unto 
1  {.which  (hew  the  worke  of  the  law 
i7.called  a  Jew,and  refteft  in  the  law 
*     iS.beinginftructed  out  of  the/aw 
20.haft  the  forme  of  the  truth  in  the  law 


LAW        LAW 


LAW        LAW 


LAW        L  AW 


aj.thy  boaft  of  the  toP,thorow  breaking 

the  law,  difhonoureft  thou  God 

iy.circumc.veri.profireth,if  thou  keep  the  la. 

but  if  thou  be  a  breaker  of  the  law 

26.therefore  keep  the  righteoufn.  of  the  law 

27.uncircumcif.if  it  keep  the  W,judge  thee 

who  by— circumcif.  doeft  tranfgr.the  law 

j.ip.what  things  foevcr  the  law  faith 

it  faith  to  them  that  are  under  the  law 

io.by  the  deeds  of  the  law — no  flefh  be  juft. 

by  the  law  is  the  knowledge  of  fin 

2i.righteoufneffe  of  6od  without  the  law  is 

manifeftedjbeing  witneffed  by  the  law 

27.lt  is  excluded.  By  what  law  ?  of  works  ? 

nay,but  by  the  law  of  faith 

28.juftif.by  faith,without  the  deeds  of  the  /. 

3  i.do  we  then  make  void  the  law 

God  forbid:  yea,we  eftablifh  the  law 
4.13.  for  the  promife  wasnotthorow  the  taw 
i4.for  if  they  which  are  of  the  law  be 
1  y.  becaufe  the  law  worketh  wrath  for 

where  no  law  is,there  is  no  tranfgreffion 
16.  not  to  that  only  which  is  of  the  law 
5.13  .untill  the  law  fin  was  in  the  world 

(in  is  not  imputed  where  there  is  no  law 
20.the  top,that  the  offence  might  abound 
7.  i.I  fpeak  to  them  which  know  the  law 

law  hath  dominion  over  a  man  as  long 
2.is  bound  by  the  law  to  her  husband 

if  he  be  dead,ihe  is  loofed  from  the  law 
2. if  her  husb.be  dead,fhe  is  free  from  that  la. 
4.  ye  alfo  are  become  dead  to  the  law 
5  .motions  of  fins  which  were  by  the  law 
6.now  we  are  delivered  from  the  law 
7.1s  the  law  fin  ?  God  forbid  :  Nay,I  had 
not  known  fin,  but  by  the  law 
not  known  luft,cxcept  the  law  had  faid 
8.for  without  the  law  fin  was  dead 
ii.wherefore  the  law  is  holy 
i4.we  know  that  the  law  is  fpirituall 
16. 1  confent  unto  the  /<myhat  it  is  good 
2 1 .1  find  then  a  to*>3that  when  I  would 
22.  for  I  delight  in  the  law  of  God 
23 . 1  fee  another  law  in  my  members 

warring  againft  the  law  of  my  mind 
bringing  me  into  cap.to  the  law  of  fin 
2 5. with  the  mind  I  my  felfe  ferve  the  law 

with  the  flefh  the  law  of  fin 
Kom.B.  i.law  of  life  hath  made  me  free 

from  the  law  of  fin  and  death 
j. for  what  the  law  could  not  do 
■  4.thattherighteoufnefleofthetopmight 
7.carnall  mind,not  fubjeft  to  the  law  of 
9.4.10  whom  pertain  the  giving  of  the  law 
3i.\vhich  followed  after  the  law  of  righteou. 
hath  not  attained  to  the  law  of  righte. 
3  2.bec.they  fought  it  by  the  works  of  the  la. 
10.4.  for  Chrift  is  the  end  of  the  law 

5. the  righteoufneffe  which  is  of  the  law 
13.8.  thatloveth another,  hath  fulfilled  the  top 
io.therefote  love  is  the  fulfilling  of  the  law 
1  Cor,.6. 1  .dare  any  of  you  go  to  law  before  the  unj. 
6.  brother  goeth  to  law  with  brother 
7.a  fault,becaufe  ye  go  to  law  one  with  ano. 
7-39. the  wife  is  bound  by  the  law  as  long 
9.8. faith  not  the  law  the  fame 
i4.34<under  obedience,  as  alfo  faith  the  law 
1  $.56.  the  ftrength  of  fin  is  the  law 
Gal.i.  1 6.man  not  juftificd  by  the  works  of  the  la. 
not  l»y  the  works  of  the  law 
by  the  works  of  the  law  fhall  no  flefh  be 
1 9.I  thtough  the  law  am  dead  to  the  law 
2 1  .if  righteoufneffe  come  by  the  top,then 
j.2.received  ye  the  fpir.by  the  works  of  the  law 
$.miracles,doth  he  it  by  the  works  of  the  law 
10. as  many  as  are  under  the  works  of  the  law 
n.thatnoman  isjufti.by  the  top,it  is  evid. 
r  2. and  the  law  is  not  of  faith,but 
1 3.Chr.redeemed  us  from  the  curfe  of  the  la. 
17.  the  law  cannot  difanull,that  it  fhould 
i8.if  the  inheritance  be  of  the  top 
19. wherefore  then  fervech  the  law 
2 1. is  the  law  then  againft  the  promifes 

for  if  there  had  been  a  law  given  which 

righteoufn. fhculd  have  been  by  the  law 

24. the  law  was  our  fchoolmafter  to  bring  us 


4. 2 1.  ye  that  defire  to  be  under  the  law 

doe  yee  not  heare  the  law 
5.3.  he  is  a  debtour  to  the  whole  law 
4«whofoever  of  you  are  juftified  by  the  law 
14.  all  the  law  is  fulfilled  in  one  word 
2 3. againft  fiich  there  is  no  taw 
6\2.oneanoth.burd.&  fofulfill  the  top  of  Chr. 
1 3 .  neither  themfelves  keep  the  law 
Ephef.i.  1  j .  having  abolifhed  the  law  of  comman. 
Pbi'l.i  .4.3s  touching  the  law,  a  Pharifee 

6.as  touching  the  righteo.in  the  top,blamel. 
9.not  having  mine  own  righteouf.of  the. top 
1  Ti/».i.7.defiring  to  be  teachers  of  the  law 
8.we  know  that  the  law  is  good 
9.the  law  is  not  made  for  a  righteous  man 
77^.3. 9.avoid  contentions  about  the  law 
Heb.j.^.have  a  com.to  take  tythes  acco.to  the  law 
1 1. under  it  the  people  received  the  law 
1 2.  there  is  made  alfo  a  change  of  the  top 
16.  not  alter  the  law  of  a  carnall  command. 
1 9.  for  the  law  made  nothing  perfect 
iZ.law  maketh  men  high  priefts,  which 

which  was  fince  the  law  maketh  the 
8.4.  priefts  that  offer  gifts  according  to  the  to? 
9.i9.when  Mofes  had  fpoken  accor.  to  the  law 

1 2. things  are  by  the  law  purged  with  bloud 
10. 1.  the  law  having  a  fhadow  of  good  things 
8,wouldeft  not,which  are  offered  by  the  to? 
28.  he  that  defpifed  Mofes  law,died 
f am.  i.i^.looketh  into  the  perfect  law  of  liberty 
2.8.if  ye  fulfill  the  royall  law,  ye  do  well 
9.convinced  of  the  law,zs  tranfgreflbrs 
io.whofoever  fhall  keep  the  whole  law 
1 1. if  thou  killjthou  arta  tranfgreff.  of  the  /. 
1 2. fhall  be  judged  by  the  law  of  liberty 
4.1  i.fpeaketh  evil  of  the  tov,&  judgeth  the  law 
but  if  thou  judge  the  law 
thou  art  not  a  doer  of  the  law 

1  John  3.4.committetb  fin,tr3nfgrefleth  the  law 
fin  is  the  tranfgreffion  of  the  law 

Booltofthe  ILan),  See  llgoott. 
lam  of  the  Lord. 

2  Chro.i  2.1  .Rehoboam  forfook  the  law  of  the  Lo. 
3 1.4.  might  be  incouraged  in  the  law  of  the  L. 
3  J. 26".  was  written  in  the  law  of  the  Lord 

Exta  7.io.his  heart  to  feek  the  law  of  the  Lord 
Pfal.  i .  2.his  delight  is  in  the  law  of  the  Lord 
i9.7.the  law  of  the  Lord  is  perfeft 
np.i.who  walk  in  the  law  of  the  Lord 
/toy.  24.have  caft  away  the  law  of  the  Lord 

3  0.9.W1II  not  hear  the  law  of  the  Lord 
Jfr.8.8.the  law  of  the  Lord  is  with  us 
Amos  2.4.they  have  defpifed  the  law  of  the  Lord 
Luke  2. 2  3. as  it  is  written  in  the  law  of  the  Lord 
24.according  to  that  in  the  law  of  the  Lord 
3  9.had  performed  accord.to  the  law  of  the  L. 
My  JLam. 
Exod.i6.a.  whether  they  will  walk  in  my  top,or 
z  Chro.6. 1 6.that  thy  children  walk  in  my  law 
P/iz/.78. 1  .give  ear,  O  my  people,  to  my  Law 

89.30.1f  his  children  forfake  my  law 
Pftf.3.i.mv  fon,  forget  not  my  law 
4. 2. forfake  you  not  my  law 
7.2.keep  my  law  as  the  apple  of  thine  eye 
lfa.%  1. 7.the  people  in  whofe  heart  is  my  law 
jcr. 6. 19. they  have  not  hearkened  unto  my  law     \ 
9. 1 3  .becaufe  they  have  forfaken  my  law 
16.1  l.forfaken  me,and  not  kept  my  law 
26.4.  if  ye  will  not  walk  in  my  law 
3 1.3  3. lie  put  my  Win  their  inward  parts 
44.  lo.nor  walked  in  my  tatyior  in  my  ftatutes 
£^.2  2.26.  her  priefts  have  violated  my  law 
Hof.S.i.  becaufe  they  ttefpaffed  againft  my  law 
1 2.written  to  him  the  great  things  of  my  law 
This  lam. 
Deut.i  1.1 1. thou  (halt  read  this  law  before  I  frael 
1 2.obferve  to  do  all  the  words  of  this  law 
24.wnting  the  words  of  this  law  in  a  book 
3  2.46.  your  chil.to  do  all  the  words  of  this  law 
Jof.%. 34.  afterward  he  read  all  the  wor.of  this  law 

This  is  the  law. 
Lev.6.^.this  is  the  law  of  the  burnt-offering 

Chap.7.37. 
14-and  this  is  the  law  of  the  meat-offering 
2.? .this  is  the  law  of  the  fin-offering 
7. 1.  this  is  the  law  of  the  trefpaffe-offering 
1 Ggg 


1 1. this  is  the  law  of  the  facrif.  of  peace-offe. 
1 1.46.  this  is  the  law  of  the  beafts 
1 2.7. this  the  law  for  her  that  hath 
13.  ?9.this  is  the  law  of  the  plague  of  leprofie 

Chap.  14.57. 
14. 3  2.  this  is  the  law  of  him  in  whom 

S  4.this  is  the  law  for  all  manner  plague  of 
tf.52.this  is  the  to?  of  him  that  hath  an  iffue 
Num.^.zp.  this  is  the  law  of  jealoufies 
6.1 3. and  this  is  the  law  of  the  Nazarite 

Vtrfe  2 1 . 
19.i4.this  is  the  fepjwjien  a  man  dieth  in  his 
De«f.4.44.this  is  the  law  which  Mofes  fet  before 
EXek-4  ?•'  i.this  »s  the  law  of  the  houfe,upon 

behold,this  is  the  top  of  the  houfc 
Mat. 7. 1 2. for  this  is  the  law  and  the  prophets 

Thy  law. 
Deut.i  3.  io.they  (hall  teach  Ifrael  thy  law 
Neh.9, 1 6. they  caft  thy  law  behind  their  backs 
29.mighteft  bring  them  again  unto  thy  law 
34.neither  our  Kings  kept  thy  law 
P/S/.40.8.yea,thy  law  is  within  my  heart 
94. 1 2.and  teacheft  him  out  of  thy  law 
1 19. 1 8.behold  wondrous  things  out  of  thy  law 
29.and  grant  me  thy  law  gratioufly 
34.give  me  underfhn.&  I  fhall  keep  thy  law 
44.fo  fhall  I  keep  thy  taw  continually 
5  i.yet  have  I  not  declined  from  thy  law 
5  3. becaufe  of  the  wicked  that  forfake  thy  la. 
5f.I  remembred  thy  name,  and  kept  thy  law 
6 1. but  I  have  not  forgotten  thy  law 
70.  but  I  have  delight  in  thy  W 
77.  for  thy  law  is  my  delight 

8  5. the  proud— which  are  not  after  thy  law 

9  i.unleffe  thy  law  had  been  my  delight 
97.O  how  love  I  thy  law !  it  is  my  meditat. 
i09.yet  do  I  not  forget  thy  law 

1 1 3.I  hate  vain  thoughts,but  thy  /.do  I  love 

1 26.for  they  have  made  void  thy  law 

1 36\mine  eyes,becaufe  they  keep  not  thy  law 

142.  and  thy  law  is  the  truth 

1  % o.they  are  far  from  thy  law 

1 5  3  .for  1  do  not  forget  thy  law 

1 6  3 .1  hate  &  abhor  lying  :  but  thy  law  do  I 
16  j.  gre.  peace  have  they  which  love  thy  law 
i74.and  thy  law  is  my  delight 

Jer.T,  2. 13. obeyed  not  thy  voice,nor  walk.in  thy  /. 
Dau.9.1  i.yea3all  Ifrael  have  tranfgrefled  thy  law 

Under  the  iaro. 
K»ro.6'.i4.not  under  the  top,  but  under  grace 

1  y.fhall  we  fin,becaufe  we  are  not  und.the  /• 

1  Co>\9.20.that  is  under  the  law,  as  under  the  law 

might  gain  them  that  are  under  the  top 
2 1. but  under  the  law  to  Chrift 
Gal.$.z  3.we  were  kept  under  the  law 

4.4.madeofwoman,  made  under  the  law 
5.10  redeem  them  that  were  under  the  law 

2  1. ye  that  defire  to  be  under  the  law,&o  ye 
5. 1 8. of  the  fpirit,ye  are  not  under  the  law 

without  aam. 

2  Chron.x  5. 3. Ifrael  hath  been  without  top 
Rom-1.1  i.as  many  as  have  finned  without  law 

fhall  alfo  perifh  without  law 
3.21  .righteouf.of  G.without  the  law  is  manif. 
7.8.  for  without  the  law  fin  was  dead 
9. for  I  was  alive  without  the  law  once 
1  cV.9.21. that  are  without  tov,as  without  top 

being  not  without  law  to  God 
might  gain  them  that  are  without  law 
written  in  the  lam. 
1  KJM.z.i.  as  it  is  written  in  the  law  of  Mofes 

2  Cbr0.23.18. 

1  Chr.  i6.40.accor.  to  all  that  is  written  in  the  law 

2  Ch  0. 2  f  ,4.but  did  as  it  is  written  in  the  law 

3  1.3  .as  it  is  written  in  the  law  of  the  Lord 
3  ?.2<J.  that  which  was  written  in  the  law 
Ex?a  3.2.10  offer  burnt-off.as  it  is  writ.in  the  law 
Neh.S.  1 4-they  found  written  in  the  law 


3  4. upon 


the  altar,as  it  is  written  in  the  law 


3  6.and  of  our  cattell,as  it  is  writt.in  the  law 
Dan.y.  1 1.  oath  that  is  writren  in  the  law  of 

1 3 .  as  it  is  written  in  the  fep,all  this  evill 
Ui\e  2.2  3. as  it  is  written  in  the  law,  Every  male 
io.26.whatis  written  in  the  law  ?  How  readeft 
24.44-  fulfilled, which  were  written  in  the  law 
^<2.24.i4.beleevingall  things  written  in  the  law 

1  Cor.9.9-is 


LAW        LAW 


LAY    LAY 


LAY   LAY 


i  Cor.v.y.is  written  in  the  law,  Thou  (halt  not 
14.1 1  .in  the  law  it  is  writtt"n,VVith  men 

Gen.  16.  ?.  Abraham  kept  my  ftatutes,my  laws 
Exod.16.  28.  how  long  refufe  ye  to  keep  my  laws 
18.16. 1  do  make  them  know  his  tew 
ao.and  thou  (halt  teach  them  laws 
Lev.16.4-6.thek  are  the  laws  which  the  Lo.  made 
lltpa  7.2y.all  fuch  as  know  the  laws  of  thy  God 
Nc/>.o.ij.thougaveft  them  true  laws 

1 4.  and  commanded!!  them  ftatutes  &  laws 
Elib.  1. 1  o.be  written  among  the  laws  of  the  Perfi. 
3 .8.  and  their  laws  are  divers  from  all  people 
neither  keep  they  the  Kings  laws 
Pf.10f.4f.  might  obferve  hisftat.&  keep  his  laws 
lfa.z4.fbeca.nk they  have  tranfgreffed  the  lows 
E^.4  3.  1  r-  (hew  them  all  the  laws  thereof 
44. 5. hear  with  thine  ears  all  the  laws 
i4.and  they  (hall  keep  my  laws,znd 
Dan.y.zf.  think  to  change  times  and  laws 

9. io.neither  obeyed,  to  walk  in  bis  laws 
Heb.S.  10.I  will  put  my  laws  into  their  mind 
16.I  will  put  my  laws  into  their  hearts 
iauofuU. 
E^iJ  7. 24.no  t  be  lawfull  to  impofe  toll  upon  them 
jrya.49.14.or  the  lawfull  active  delivered 
£^.i8.5.and  do  that  which  is  lawfull  and  right 
1 9 .  fon  hath  done  that  w  hich  is  lawfull 
2  i.turn,and  do  that  which  is  lawfull 
27.doth  that  which  is  lawf.fhal  favehis  foul 
5  j. 14.  and  do  that  which  islawfullznd  right 

Verfe  19. 
1 6.hc  hath  done  that  which  is  lawful  &  right 
Mat.iz.z.  difciples  do  that  which  is  not  lawfull 
4 .  which  was  not  lawfull  for  him  to  eat 
10.  is  it  lawfull  to  heal  on  the  fabbath  dayes 
1  z.lawfull  to  do  well  on  the  fabbath  dayes 
14_4.it  is  not  lawfull  for  thee  to  have  her 
19.3.  is  it  lawful  for  a  man  to  put  away  his  wi 
20. 1  f  .is  it  not  lawfull  to  do  what  I  will  with 
22. 17. is  it  lawfull  to  give  tribute  unto  Cefar 
27. 6. it  is  not  lawf.  to  put  them  into  the  treafu. 
Mar. i.i 4-on  the  fabb.day  that  which  is  not  lawf. 
26.not  lawfull  to  eat,but  for  the  priefts 
3.4.1s  it  lawfull  to  do  good  on  the  fabbath  days 
6.i8.not  lawfull  to  have  thy  brothers  wife 
io.2.is  it  lawfull  to  put  away  his  wife 
1 2. 14.1s  it  lawfull  to  give  tribute  to  Cefar 
Liilg  6.2.why  do  ye  that  which  is  not  lawfull 
4.which  is  not  lawfull  to  cat,  but  for 
9.  is  it  lawf  on  the  fabbath  dayes  to  do  good 
14.}.  is  it  lawfull  to  heal  on  the  fabbath  day 
20.22.is  it  lawfull  for  us  to  give  tribute 
John  5 .  icnot  lawfull  for  thee  to  carry  thy  bed 

18.5 1. not  lawfull  for  us  to  put  to  death 
All  1 6. 1 1  .teach  cuftomes  which  are  not  lawfull 
1 9. 5  9.it  (halbe  determined  in  a  lawfull  affemb. 
22. 2j.  is  it  lawf.  to  fcourge  a  man  uncondem. 

1  Cor. 6. 1 2.all  things  are  lawfull  unto  me,but 

all  things  are  lawfull  for  me,  but 
Chap.  10.2  3. 

2  Cor.  1 2.4.not  lawfull  for  a  man  to  utter 

latofttHg. 
1  Tim.  r  .8.  law  is  good,  if  a  man  ufe  it  lawfull]/ 
zTim.z.f.not  crowned,  except  he  lime  lawfully 

ilaioo=g(bei-. 
Gen. 49.  io.nor  a  law-giver  from  between  his  feet 
Num.  z  1.18. digged  the  well  by  direct.ofthe  law-g. 
Deut.^.z  l.in  a  portion  of  the  tep-g.  was  he  feat. 
P/a/.6o.7.Gilead  is  mine,  Tudah  is  my  law-giver 

P/H.  108.8. 
if  a.  3  j .  2  2  .the  Lord  is  my  law-giver 
Jam.4. 1 2.there  is  one  law-gvu e.-,who  is  able 

laxoUlTe. 
1  T«».  1 . 9.  the  law  is  for  the  lawleffe 

ilaxoper* 
Ato.22.3  S-one  of  them,  which  was  a  fewg^jasked 
Lu\e  io.ij.behold,a  certain  lawyer  flood  up 
Tit.  j.i  3  .bring  Zenas  the  fewyer,  and  Apollos 

&a»pe»:0. 
Lulie  j  .^o.the  Pharifees  and  lawyers  re jefted 
1 1 .4 5. then  anfwered  one  of  the  lawyer  s-fic  faid 
46.W0  unto  you  alfo,  ye  lawyers 
f  2. wo  unto  youjawyers,  for  ye  have 
14.  j.  Jef.  fpake  unto  the  lawyers  and  Pharifees 


lap. 
£#<«..?. 8. tale  of  the  briksyou  (hall  lay  upon  them 

16. 1  j. the  dew  lay  round  about  the  hoft 
I4.when  the  dew  that  fey  was  gone 

behold,  there  lay  a  fmall  round  thing 
23  .lay  up  for  you  to  be  kept  untill  the 
21.a2.as  the  worn*  husband  will  fey  upon  him 
22.2j.neither  lay  upon  him  ufury 
LtVti.j. and  lay  the  wood  in  order 

8 .and  the  priefts  (hall  lay  the  parts 
1 2.prieft  (hall  lay  them  in  order  upon  the 
2.1  f.  and  thou  (halt  lay  frankincenfe  thereon 
6.1  z.  and  lay  the  burnt-offering  in  order  upon 
Num. 1 2. 1 1 .  fey  not  the  fin  upon  us 

i9.9.and  lay  them  up  without  the  camp 
Deut.-j.  1  f.la<j  them  upon  them  that  hate  thee 
ii.2$.ihall/rfythe  fear  of  you  upon  all 
2 1.8  .lay  not  innocent  bloud  upon  the  people 
Jof.6.z6.he  (hall  lay  the  foundation  in  his  fiift-b. 
S.zjay  thee  an  ambufh  for  the  city  behind 
1  f.46.  that  lay  neer  A(hdod,with  their  villages 
Judg.4.zz.came  into  her  tent,  and  Sifera  lay  dead 
6.  20.  take  the  fle(h  —  &  lay  them  on  this  rock 
j.iz.lay  along  in  the  valley  like  grade 

1  j. over-turned  it,that  the  tent  lay  along 
14.17.told  her,becaufe  (he  lay  fore  upon  him 
16.  j. and  Sampfon  lay  till  midnight 
Rutb  j.8.and  behold,a  woman  lay  at  his  feet 
I4.(he  lay  at  his  feet  till  the  morning 

1  Sam.$.if.  and  Samuel  lay  untill  the  morning 

6.8.take  the  ark,andfey  itupon  the  cart 
1  r  .2.and  lay  it  for  a  reproach  upon  all  Ifrael 
2^.  J.David  beheld  the  place  where  Saul  lay 

and  Saul  fay  in  the  trench 
7.  Saul  lay  fleeping  in  the  trench 

Abner  &  the  people  lay  round  about  him 

2  Sam.4. 5.1(hbo(heth,who  lay  on  a  bed  at  noon 

7. he  lay  on  his  bed  in  his  bed-chamber 
1 2.  3  .eat  of  his  meat,  and  lay  in  his  bofome 

1 6.  David  lay  all  night  upon  the  earth 
1  j .  j  1  .then  the  King  lay  on  the  earth 
1 9.  j  2. of  fuftenance  while  he  lay  at  Mahanaim 

1  K/sg.f.^.broughtcoftly  ftones  to  lay  the  foun. 

7.5.beams  that  lay  on  fourty  five  pillars 
1  j.j  1. /ay  my  bones  befides  his  bones 
18.23.cut  it  in  pieces,and  lay  it  on  wood 

lay  it  on  wood,and  put  no  fire  under 
1 9. 5-and  as  he  lay  under  a  juniper  tree 
2 1.27.  Ahab  fafted,and  lay  in  fackcloth 

2  J0'»g.4.ii.heturned  into  the  chamb.&  lay  there 

29.  lay  my  ftaffe  upon  the  face  of  the  child 
J4.he  went  up,  and  lay  upon  the  child 

9.i6.went  to  Jefcrcel,for  Joram  lay  there 

10.8.  lay  ye  them  in  two  heaps 

19.2  j.thou  (houldeft  be  to  fey  wafte cities 

2  Cbro.i  i-7-began  to  lay  the  foundat.  of  the  heaps 
3 6.  j  i.as  long  as  (he  lay  defolate,  (he  kept  fabb. 

Efi.z.n.  fought  to  lay  hand  on  the  King  Ahafue. 
4.  j .  and  many  lay  in  fackcloth  and  a(hes 

fob  91  j. that  might  lay  his  hand  upon  us  both 
29. 19.  the  dew  /ay  all  night  upon  my  branch 
j 4. 2  j. will  not  lay  upon  man  more  then  right 

Pfal.7.  f  .and  fey  mine  honour  in  the  duft 
j  8. 1 2.that  feek  after  my  life  lay  fnares  for  me 
84.j.where  (he  may  lay  her  young 

Ealef.j.z.  and  the  living  will  lay  it  to  his  heart 

Ifa.f.S.vio  to  them  that — lay  field  to  field,till 

1  j.9.day  of  the  Lord,to  lay  the  land  defolate 

1  i.I  will  lay  low  the  haughtineffe  of  the  ter. 
22.22.the  key — will  I  lay  upon  his  moulder 

2  f.  1 2.  and  the  fortreffe  (hall  he  lay  low 
28.16.  behold ,  I  lay  in  Zion  a  tried  ftone 

17.  judgment  alfo  will  I  lay  to  the  line 
29.  j.and  I  will  lay  fiege  againft  thee 

2 1 .  and  lay  a  fnare  for  him  that  reproveth 
jo.  j  2.ftaffe  which  the  Lord  (hall  lay 
j4. 1  f  .there  (hall  the  grear  owl  fey,and 
j  f  .7.  habitations  of  dragons,  where  each  lay 
j  8.2 1  .lump  of  figs,and  fey  it  for  a  plaifter 
47.7.not  fey  thefe  things  to  thy  heart 
f  1 . 1 6.  and  lay  the  foundation  of  the  earth 
54. 1  i.I  will  fey  thy  ftones  with  fair  colours 

and  lay  thy  foundations  with  faphires 
Jer.6.z\.l\t  lay  ftumbling  blocks  before  this peo. 
E%el(.  j.20.Ue  lay  a  ftumbling  block  before  him 
4. 1  .take  thee  a  tile,and  lay  it  before  thee 


2. and  fay  fiege  againft  it,and  build 
j.  and  thou  (halt  lay  fiege  againft  it 
4.  fay  the  iniquity  of  th;  houfe  of  Ifiad 
8.behoU.,Ile  lay  bands  upon  thee 
6.5.1k  lay  the  dead  carkafl'es  of  the  children 

2  f.  1 4. 1  will  lay  my  vengeance  upon  Edom 

1 7 .  when  I  (hall  lay  my  vengeance  upon 
26.1 2.  lay  thy  ftones  in  the  midft  of  the  water 
2U.17.I  will  lay  thee  before  Kings 

3  2.5. 1  will  lay  thy  fle(h  upon  the  mountains 
j  j. 28.  for  I  will  lay  the  land  defolate 

3  6. 29.increafe  it, and  lay  no  famine  upon 
J4.(hall  be  tilled,whcteas  it  lay  defolate 
J7.6.andl  will  fey  finewes  upon  you 
42.1  j.  there  (hall  they  fay  the  moll  holy  things 

1 4. but  there  (hall  they  lay  their  garments 
44.  i9.and  lay  them  in  the  holy  chambers 
Jonah  i.j.Jonah fey,  and  was  faft  afleep 
14.  lay  not  upon  us  innocent  bloud 
Mic.i  .7.  &  all  the  idols  thereof  will  I  lay  defolate 
Mal.z.z.znd  if  ye  Will  not  lay  it  to  heart 

becaufe  ye  do  not  fay  it  to  heart 
Mat.S.zo.Son  of  man  hath  not  where  to  lay  his  h. 

Luke9.fi. 
2j.4.and  lay  them  on  mens  (houlders 
28.6.come,fee  the  place  where  the  Lord  lay 
Mar. 1. 10.  Simons  wives  mother  lay  fick  of  a  fever 
2.4.wherein  the  fick  of  thepalfiefey 
1  j.7.one  Barabbas,which  lay  bound  with  them 
LU\e  5.i8.foughtmeans-tofey  him  before  him 
2  f  .took  up  that  whereon  he  fey,  &  departed 
8.42.one  daughter,  and  (he  lay  a  dying 
19.44.and  fhall  fay  thee  even  with  the  ground 
John  f.  j .  in  thtfe  lay  impotent  folk,blind 

11.j8.it  wasa  cave,and  a  ftone  lay  upon  it 
Afts  7.6o.Lord,lay  not  this  lin  to  their  charge 

1  f .  2  8  .to  lay  upon  you  no  greater  burden 
27.20.and  no  fmall  tempeft  lay  upon  us 

2  8. 8. father  of  Publius  lay  fick  of  a  fever 
Kom.i.i  iJay  any  thing  to  the  charge  of  Gods  eleft 

9.  j  j.behold,I  lay  in  Zion  a  ftumbling  ftone 
1  Cor,  j .  1 1  .for  other  foundation  can  no  man  lay 

1 6.2.  let  every  one  of  you  lay  by  him  in  ftore 
Heb.  1 2. 1  .wherefore  let  us  lay  afide  every  weight 
Jam.  1. 2 1  .wherefore  lay  apart  all  filthinefle 
1  Pet.z.6. 1  lay  in  Zion  a  chief  corner-ftone 

lag  down. 

Gf».i9.4.before  they  feydown,the  men  of  Sodom 

j 3. he  perceived  not  when  (he  fey  down 

Verfe  3  5. 
28.1  i.Jacob  lay  down  in  that  place  to  deep 
W«w.2  4.9.hecouched,  he  fey  down  as  a  lion 
Judg.  j. 27. he  lay  down  at  her  feet,he  bowed 
Ruth  j. 4.  uncover  his  feet,and  lay  thee  down 

1  Srt-W.j.f.andhewentandfeydown 

9.(0  Samnel  lay  down  in  his  place 
19.24.and  lay  down  naked  all  that  day 

2  Sam.  1  j .  f .  Jonad.  faid,  Lay  thee  down  on  thy  bed 

6.  fo  Amnon  fey  down,  &  made  himfelf  fick 
Job  1 7.  j .  fey  down  now, put  me  in  a  furety 
Pfe/.4.8. 1  will  feymedown  in  peace 

104.22.  and  lay  them  down  in  their  dens 
E^e^.  1 9 . 2.thy  mother  lay  down  among  lions 
Amos  2.8.they  lay  themfelves  down  upon  clothes 
John  1  o.  1 5.I  lay  down  my  life  for  the  (heep 
i7.becaufel  lay  down  my  life  for  the 
1 3 . 1  lay  it  down  of  my  felfe 

I  have  power  to  lay  it  down,and 
1  j.  37.I  will  fey  down  my  life  for  thy  fake 

3  8.wilt  thou  fey  down  thy  life  for 
1  f.  1  j  .a  man  lay  down  his  life  for  his  friend 
1  John  j.i6.we  ought  to  fey  down  ourlivesfor 

Hap  hand. 
Gen.zz.iz.lay  not  thine  hand  upon  the  lad 

3  7.22.  lay  no  hand  upon  him 
Exod.7.4.that  I  may  lay  mine  hand  upon  Egypt. 
Lev.i.z.lay  his  hand  upon  the  head  of  his  offering 
*  r  Verfe  8. 

1  j. fey  his  hand  upon  the  head  of  the  goat 

Chap.4.24. 
4.4.(hall  lay  his  hand  upon  the  bullocks  head 

Verfe  1  j. 

29.fh.all  lay  his  hand  upon  the  fin-offering 

Verfe  3  3 . 

24.14.in  whom  is  the  fpirit,&  lay  his  hand  upon 

Judg.1S.19.lay 


LAY         LAY 

Tudg.i9.ig.  lay  thine  hand  upon  thy  mouth,  &  go 
£/*.6.z.who  fought  to  lay  hand  on  the  King 

9.z.to  lay  hand  on  fuch  as  fought  their  hurt 
fob  zi.f.andfay  your  hand  upon  your  mouth 
40.4.I  will  lay  my  hand  upon  my  mouth 
4i.8.fay  thine  hand  upon  him,remember 
Vrp.70. 3  z.thought  evill,fay  thine  hand  upon 
I  fa-  11.14.they  (hall  fay  their  hand  upon  Edom 
Mic.-j.  1 6.  they  (hall  lay  their  hand  on  their  mouth 
Ataf.9a8.but  come,and  lay  thine  hand  upon  her 

flap  bands. 
Lev.^.i].  elders  (hall  lay  their  hands  on  the  bull. 
16.21.  Aaron  (hall  /*y  both  his  hands  upon 
z4.14.let  all  that  hear  him  lay  their  hands 
Nnm.9. 1  z.Levites  (hall  fay  their  hands  upon 
Neb.i  3  .2  1. if  ye  do  fo  again,I  will  lay  hands 
£/2.  j.6.thought  fcorn  to  lay  hands  on  Mord.  alone 
Afdf.z1.46.but  when  they  fought  to  lay  hands  on 
Mar  5.Z3.I  pray  thee  come,  and  lay  thy  hands  on 
16. 1 8. lay  hands  on  the  fick,&  they  (hall  recov. 
L#fc  zo.iz.chief  priefts  fought  to  lay  hands  on 

z  1 . 1  a.they  (hall  lay  their  hands  on  you 
Ails  8.i9.on  whomfoeverl  lay  hands,he  may 
1  Tim.  5.22.  lay  hands  fuddenly  on  no  man 

flap  bold. 
Deut.z  1 . 1 9.then  (hall  his  father  fay  hold  on  him 

zz.z8.and  lay  hold  on  her,and  lye  with  her 
z  Sam.z.zi.  lay  thee  hold  on  one  of  the  yongmen 
1  jQa.  1 3  -4.put  forth  his  hand,faying,I<^  hold  on 
Pro.  3. 1 8.  tree  oflife  to  them  that  fay  hold  on  her 
Ecclef.z.2.and  to  lay  hold  on  folly  till  I  might 
Ifa  $ .z9.they  (hall  roar,and  lay  hold  on  the  prey 
/c*-.6.z$.they  (hall  lay  hold  on  bow  and  fpear 
Zee.  1 4. 1 3 .  (hall  Zay  hold  every  one  on  the  hand  of 
Mat.  1  z.  1 1  .not  lay  hold  on  it,  and  lift  it  up 
Afac.g.zi.his  friends  went  out  to  fay  hold  on  him 

1  z.  1  z.they  fought  to  lay  hold  on  him,  but 
1  Ti«.6.iz.  fay  hold  on  eternall  life 

i9.that  they  may  lay  hold  on  eternall  life 
Heb.6. 1 8  Jay  hold  on  the  hope  fet  before  us 

flap«/>. 
Gra.41.3  5-fay  up  corn  under  the  hand  of  Pharaoh 
Exod.  19.3  3.manna,and  lay  it  up  before  the  Lord 
Num.  i7.4.(hall  lay  them  up  in  the  tabernacle 
Deut.i  i.i8.theref.  (hall  ye  lay  up  thefe  my  words 

14.  z8.and  (hall  fay  it  up  within  thy  gates 
fob  zz.  zz.  and  lay  up  his  words  in  thine  heart 

14.  then  (halt  thou  lay  up  gold  as  duft 
Vio.i.i.lay  up  my  commandements  with  thee 

10,14.  wife  men  lay  up  knowledge 
Mat.6. \9.by  not  up  treafures  —on  earth 

zo.  but  lay  up  for  your  felves  treaf.in  heaven 
2  Cor.  1 2s.14.enil.  ought  not  to  lay  up  for  the  paren. 

flap  wait. 
Et?a  8.3  i.delivered  us  from  fuch  as  fa)  in  wait 
Pfal.j  1 .  to.they  that  lay  wait  for  my  foul>  take 
Pro.  1. 1 1. let  us  lay  wait  for  bloud 

1 8. they  lay  wait  for  their  own  bloud 

14.1 1,'lay  not  wait  againft  the  righteous 

/#•.$. z6\they  lay  wait  as  he  that  fetteth  fnares 

flap  wafle. 
2  J^.i^M'that  thoulhouldft  be  to  lay  wafte  cit. 

Ifa.17.z6. 
7/4.5.6.!  will  lay  it  wafte,it  (hall  not  be  pruned 
E^ek'i  S-4'I  wi^  ^ tnv  ci"es  wafte3ana" tnou 

flap,  as  with  a  woman. 
Gen.19.1 3.firft-born  went  in,&  fay  with  her  fat. 
34.  behold,  I  lay  yefter-night  with  my  fath. 
3  5. younger  arofe,  and  lay  with  him 
3  0.16. Jacob  lay  with  her  that  night 
34.z.he  took  her,fay  with  her,defiled  her 
j  5.22.  Reuben  went  and  lay  with  Bilhah 
Deut.zz.zz.  the  man  that  lay  with  the  woman 
2  j  .man  only  that  lay  with  her  (hall  die 
29.man  that  lay  with  her  (hall  give 

1  &w».2.2z.Eli  heard  how  they  lay  with  the  worn. 

2  Saw.  1 1. 4  .and  he  lay  with  her,  and  (he  returned 
12.z4.went  in  unto  her,and  lay  with  her 
1 3.i4.forced  her,and  lay  with  her 

EVbz  J«8.for  in  her  youth  they  fay  with  her 

flapti. 
Gen.g.zi.  laydit  upon  both  their  moulders 
15.10.  Abramfayrf each  piece  one  againft 
2z.6.took  the  wood,and [laydit  on  Ifaac 


LAY        LAY 


LAY        LAY 


0.  Abraham  built  an  altar,  and  layd  the  wood  I  Ifa.6. 7.  and  he  laydit  upon  my  mouth 


bound  Ifaac  his  fon,&  laid  him  on  the 
30.41.  Jacob  laid  the  tods  before  the  eyes  of 
38.19.ft1e  went  away,  and  laidby  her  vail 
48.i4.righthand,and/Wit  onEphraimshead 
17.  his  father  laid  his  right  band  upon 
Exod.z.i .  and  (he  lead  it  in  the  flags 

5.9-let  more  work  be  laid  upon  the  men 
i9.7.Mofes  laid  before  their  faces  all  thefe 
2  i.30.if  there  be  laidwpon  him  a  famine 

(hall  give  whatfoever  is  laid  upon  him 

l£V.9. 14.  Aaron  &  his  fons  fazd  their  hands  upon 

Chap.  1 H.  zz. 

2v*««.i6.i8.took  every  man  hiscenfer,&  laidinc. 

27. 23. and  he  laid  his  hands  upon  him 
D(;«f.z6.6.Egypt  laidupon  us  hard  bondage 
29.Z2.(ickneiTes  the  Lord  hath  laid  upon  it 
34. 9. for  Mofes  had  laid  his  hands  upon  him 
fof.z.6.ft2yc  which  (he  had  faidin  order 
7.23. and  laid  them  out  before  the  Lord 
10.z7.faii/  great  ftones  in  the  caves  mouth 
f11dg-g.z4.ind  their  bloud  laid  upon  Abimelech 

48.a  bough,  and  laid  it  on  his  (houlder 
K«rf>  3. 1  5. fix  meafures  of  barley,and  laidit 
4.i6.child,and  laidit  in  herbofome 

1  Sam.6.1 1. they  laid  the  ark  upon  the  cart 
1 9. 1 3. took  an  image,  and  faid  it  in  the  bed 

25.18.  cakes  of  figs,andfaii  them  on  affes 

2  Sam.  1 3 . 1 9.  &  Tamar  laid  her  hand  on  her  head 
18.17.fafi  a  great  heap  of  ftones  upon  him 

1  ]{in.$. zo.took  my  fon,and  faic/it  in  her  bofome 
and  laid  her  dead  child  in  my  bofome 

6.37.founda.ofthehou. — laid,  inthemon.Zif 
8.3  l.and  an  oath  be  laid  upon  hiai5to  caufe 
i3.29.prophet  fairfit  upon  the  arte 

30.and  he  laid  his  carkalTe  in  his  own 
1 5.27.  all  Ifrael  laid  (lege  to  Gibethon 
16.34.  he  laid  the  foundat.  thereof  in  Abiram 

17.19.  and  laid  him  upon  his  own  bed 
i8.33.andfa^himon  thewood,andfaid 

2  i£i»g.4.z  i.(he  went,and  laid  him  on  the  bed 
3 1  .laid  the  ftaffe  upon  the  face  of  the  child 
3  z. child  was  dead,and  laid  upon  his  bed 

y .  2  3  .and  laid  them  upon  two  of  his  fervants 
9.25.  the  Lord  laid  this  burden  upon  him 
i  z.i  i.they  fairfit  out  to  the  carpenters 

1 2.w  as  laid  out  for  the  houfe  to  repaire 
20.7.they  took,  and  laidit  on  the  boil 
2Cfc)'0.6.2z.andanoath  belaid  upon  him  to 
16.  \4.laid  him  in  the  bed  which  was 
24.9.Mofes  laid  upon  Ifrael  in  the  wilderneffc 

Z7.the  greatnefle  of  the  burdens  laid  upon 
3  i,6.tythes,  and  laid  them  by  heaps 
3z<9.he  himfelffairffiege  againft  Lacbifh 
E%ra  3 ,6.but  the  foundation  was  not  yet  laid 
lo.when  the  builders  laid  the  foundation 
1  i.(houted,becaufe  the  foundation  was  laid 
1  z.  when  the  foundat,  of  this  houfe  was  laid 
5. 8. and  timber  is  laidiii  the  walls 

1 6.She(hbazzar,and  laid  the  foundation 
6.3.  let  the  foundation  be  ftrongly  laid 
Ncfo.3.3.  who  alfo  laidthe  beams  thereof 
6. they  laid  the  beams  thereof,and  fet 
13.5.  where  afore-time  they  laid  the  meat-offr. 
Eft.  10. 1.  Ahafuerus  laida.  tribute  upon  the  land 
/ofe6.z.and  my  calamity  laid  in  the  balances 
18.10.  the  (hare  is  laid  for  him  in  the  ground 
38.4.where  waft  thou  when  I  laid  the  foundat 
5.  who  hath  laidthe  meafures  thereof 
6.or  who  faiithecorner-ftone  thereof 
Pfal.  z  1 . 5  .honour  haft  thou  laid  upon  him 
3 1 .4.  pull  me  out  of  the  net  they  have  laid 
3  5.1  i.they  laid  to  my  charge  things  that 
49. 1 4. like  (heep  they  are  laidin  the  grave 
6  z  .9.10  be  laid  in  the  ballance ,  they  are 
7 9. i.they  have  laid  Jerufalem  on  heaps 
88.6.  thou  haft  laid  me  in  the  loweft  pit 


4 z.  15.  yet  he  layd  it  not  to  heart 
44.z8.faying,Thy foundation  fhallbefayi 
47.6.  haft  very  heavily  layd  the  yoke 
48.13.  mine  hand  alfo  hath  laydthe  foundat.of 
51.13  .that  hath  layd  the  foundat.  of  the  earth 

23. and  thou  hall  layd  thy  body  as  the 
5  3 .6. layd  on  him  the  iniquity  of  us  all 
57. 1 1  .nor  laydit  to  thy  heart,  and  thou 
fa.  50.Z4.I  have  laid  a  fnare  for  thee,  and  thou 
£^£.4.5.  laid  upon  thee  the  yeers  of  their  iniqui. 
n.7.yourflainwhom  yehavefairfin  themidft 
3  2-i9.be  thou  laid  with  the  uncircumcifed 
Z7.have  laid  their  fwords  under  their  heads 
29.  there  is  Edom  laidby  them  that  were 
3  z.  be  laidin  the  midft  of  the  uncircumcifed 
3  3.Z9-when  I  have  laidthe  land  moft  defolate 
35.1  i.faying,They  are  laid  defolate 
40.42.whereuponiheyfaiitheinftruments 
T>an.6. 17.3  ftone  was  laid  on  the  mouth  of  the  den 
Ho/;ii.4.anriI  laid  meat  before  them 
fuel  1.1 7.feed  is  rotten — the  garners  are  faic/defo. 
Amos  z.8.  upon  clothes  laid  to  pledge  by  every  alt. 
Obad.7. they  have  laid  a  wound  under  thee 
fonah  3.6.3ndbefa«fhisrobe  from  him 
Micab  5.1.  he  hath  laid  liege  againft  us 
Hob.  z.i  9-it  is  laid  over  with  gold  and  filvcr 
Hag.  z.  1 5  .confider  from  before  a  ftone  was  laid 

i8.from  the  day  the  foundation  was  laid 
Z«fc.3.9.behold,  the  ftone  that  I  have  laid 

4. 9. hands  of  Zerubbabel  have  laid  the  foundat. 

7. 1 4.for  they  laid  the  pleafant  land  defolate 

8.9.  which  were  in  the  day  the  foundat.  wasfaii 

Mat. $. 1  o.now  the  axe  islaidto  the  root 

8.14.  wives  mother  laid  fick  of  a  feaver 

z7.60.and  laidit  in  his  own  new  tomb 

Mm\  6. 29. his  corps,and  laidit  in  a  tomb 

56.  they  laid  the  lick  in  the  ftreets 

7. 30. and  her  daughter  laid  upon  the  bed 

1 5.4.6.and  laidhim  in  a  fepulchre  which  was 

47.  and  Mary  beheld  where  he  was  laid  I 

i^.o.behold  the  place  where  they  laid  him 
Lu\e  z.7.fitft-born,and  laidhim  in  a  manger 
3. 9. alfo  the  ax  is  faiitotherootofthe  tree 
6. 48- laid  the  foundation  on  a  rock 
1 4. 29. left,  after  he  have  laid  the  foundation 
1 6.  zo.laid  at  his  gate  full  of  fores 
zj.53.fa^it  in  a  fepulchre  that  was  hewen  in 
wherein  never  man  before  was  laid 
fohn  11.41. 
5  5.  women  beheld  Low  his  body  was  laid 
24.1  z.  beheld  the  linnen  clothes  laidby  themf. 
fobn  11.34.  and  faid  ,Where  have  ye  laid  him 
4 1  .from  the  place  where  the  dead  was  laid 
1 3  .n-laid  afide  his  garmentssand  took 
i9.42.there laidthey  Jefus  therefore 
26. 2.  we  know  not  where  they  have  fa/ihim 
1 3 1  know  not  where  they  have  laidhim 
1 5.fir,tell  me  where  thou  haft  laid  him 
2i.9.faw  a  fire,  and  filh  laid  thereon 
Acts  3  .z.  whom  they  laid  daily  at  the  gate  of  the 
4.37.money,and  laidit  at  the apoftles  feet 
5 .  z.a  certain  part,and  laid  it  at  the  apoftles  feet 

1 5  .and  laid  them  on  beds  and  couches 
7.  i6.and  laid  in  the  fepulchre  that  Abraham 
o.37.they/<uiherinan  upperch amber 

1  3. 29. from  the  tree,  &  laid  him  in  a  fepulchre 
36.David  was  laid  unto  his  fathers 

16.23  .they  laid  many  ftripes  upon  them 

23.  29.  nothing  laid  to  his  charge  worthy  death 

2  5.7.fairf  many  complaints  they  could  not  pro. 
i6.concerning  the  crime  laid  againft  him 
27.and  not  to  fignifie  the  crimes  laid  againft 

28.3.fticks,and  fai^them  on  the  fire 
1  Cor. 3. 10. as  a  wifemafter-builder,  Ihavefaii 
1 1  .then  that  is  laid,v/  hich  is  Jefus  Chrift 
9.  i6.for  neceffity  is  laid  upon  me,and  wo 


89.19.I  have  fairf  help  upon  one  that  is  mighty    2  TiOT.4.16. 1  pray  God  it  may  not  belaid  to  their 
io2.25.ofoW  haft  thou  laid  the  foundation  of    Heb.i.  10.  thou  L.— haft  W  the  foundation  of 
1 04.5.WI10  laid  the  foundations  of  the  earth 


10  5. 1 8. he  was  laid  in  yron 

1 19.30.thy  judgments  have  I  laid  before  me 

1  io.wicked  have  laid  a  fnare  forme 
139.5.  thou  haft  laid  thine  hand  upon  me 
1 4 1. 9. fnare  which  they  have  laid  for  mc 
142. 3. they  privily  tofafnare  for  me 
Ggg  i- 


Rev.  1 . 1 7  .and  he  laid  his  right  hand  upon  mc 

flapD  down, 
j 'of. z.8  .before  they  were  faid  down,  (he  came 

4.8.  carried  thetn,and  faiJthem  down  there 
Rutb  ?.7.Ruth  uncovered  his  feer,&  laid  her  down 
1  Sam.  3.  z.  when  Eli  was  laid  down  in  his  place 
3  .Samuel  was  laid  down  to  fleep 

2  5«W.i3-8-he 


h  n  in  n»rmri»i 


n n~ , (  — H  n  •■-•  "i- 


LAY   LAY 


LAY 


LAZ 


LEA    LEA 


z  Sam.  1 3. 8. he  was  laid  down,  and  (he  took  flowr 
i  Kjng.19.  6.  he  did  eat,  and  /Whim  down  again 

21.4.  Ahab  to/him  down  upon  bis  bed 
Pfal.^.1  laidxae  down  and  flept,I  awaked 
Ifa  1 4 .8  .fince  thou  art  laid  down  ,no  fellar 
Lu\e  19.2 2.  taking  up  that  I  ted  not  down 
^S.4.  3$.  and  tedtbem  down  at  the  apoftles  feet 

7.<8.witnefl*es  laid  down  their  clothes  at 
Rom.  1 6.4.who  for  my  life  laid  down  their  necks 

1  Job.  3 .  i6.becaufe  be  had  laid  down  his  life  for  us 

5Lapu  ted. 
Exod.14. 1 1. upon  the  nobles  he  /<iyrf  not  his  hand 
Eflb.8.7.  becaufe  he  layd  his  hand  upon  the  Jewes 
9.  io.cn  the  fpoil  laid  they  not  their  hand 
1  5. on  the  prey  they  laid  not  their  hand 
Job  2 9.9. princes  to/  their  hand  on  their  mouth 
Jcr.19.11.xny  hand  that  I  have  laid  upon  them 
Rapt)  bands. 

2  JOg-1  i-i6.  and  they  laid  hands  on  her 

2ffcU2J.IJ. 

29.2  5.hee-goats,and  ted  their  hands  upon 
Eft-p.  1 6.they  ted not  their  hands  on  the  prey 
Obad.  1  j. nor  have  laid  hands  on  their  fubftance 
Mat.  18.28.and  he  laid  hands  on  him,and  took 
19.15.  and  he  laid  his  hands  on  them 
26. 50.  then  came  they,  and  laid  hands  on  Jefus 
Mar. 6. 5.fave  that  he  laid  his  hands  upon  a  few 

14. 46. they  tedtheir  hands  on  him,and  took 
Lufye  4.40.  he  laid  his  hands  on  every  one  of  them 

15.13  .and  he  laid  his  hands  on  her 
Job. 7.30. but  t\o  man  laid  hands  on  him,becaufe 
44-taken  him,but  no  man  laid  hands  on  him 
8.20.and  no  man  laid  hands  on  him,for 
Ails  4- }•  and  they  to/  hands  on  them,and 
y.18.  andted  their  hands  on  the  apoftles 
6.6.had  prayed,they  laid  their  hands  on  them 
8. 17. then  laid  they  their  hands  on  them 
1 3. 3. to/  their  hands  on  them,fent  them  away 
1 9.6. when  Paul  had  to/ his  hands  on  them 
2r.27.ftirred  up  thepeop.&  laid  hands  on  him 
28.8.Paul  to/ his  hands  on  him,and  healed 
Hspb  hold. 
Gen.x9.16.  men  laydhold upon  his  hand3and 
Judg.19.19. took  a  knife,  &  to/ hold  on  his  cone. 

1  &us.i 5.27.  he  ted  hold  on  the  skirts  of  his 

2  Cfow.7.2  2.and  laid  hold  on  other  gods 
M^.i4.j.forHeiod  had  to/ hold  on  John 

Ato.6.17. 
26.5  j.and  ye  laid  no  hold  on  me 

57.thatto/hold  on  Jefus,led  him  away 
Ate-.  1 4. 5 1. and  the  young  man  laid  hold  on  him 
Lufee  23. 26. they  to/ hold  on  one  Simon 
Kef.20.2.and  he  to/ hold  on  the  dragon 

%a$)  up. 
Gm.\9. 16.  (he  laid  up  his  garment  by  her 
*  4 1 .48.  laid  up  the  food  in  the  cities 

food — about  every  city  laid  he  up  in  the 
Sx0d.16.24.they  laid  it  up  till  the  morning 

34.  fo  Aaron  laid  it  up  before  the  teftimony 
Num.  1 7.7.  and  Mofes  laid  up  the  rods 
Z)f«/.3  2.34.is  not  this  laid  up  in  ftore  with  me 

1  S<z«.io.2f.Samuel  to/itup  before  the  Lord 

21. 12. David  laid  up  thefe  words  in  his  heart 

2  King.ro.  1 7.W hich  thy  fathers  have  laid  up,(hall 
E**ra  6. 1  .where  the  treafures  were  laid  in  Babylon 
Vfal.$  1. 19. haft  laid  up  for  them  that  fear  thee 
Pro.  1 3.2  2.wealth  of  finners  is  to/ up  for  the  juft 
C^t.7.i3.fruits  which  I  have  to/upfor  thee 

Jte  10.28.  atMichmaih  he  hath  laid  up  his  carria. 

1  j.7.that  which  they  havi  to/ up  (hall  they 

23. 18. her  hire  (hall  not  be  to/ up 
1 3  9.6. fathers  laid  up  (hall  be  carried  to  Babylon 
Jer.  36.20.  they  laid  up  the  roll  in  the  chamber 
Lu\e  1.66.  tedthem  up  in  their  hearts/aying 

i2.i9.foule,thouhaft  much  goods  to/up 

i9.20.pound,wch  I  have  k»pt,tedup  in  a  napk. 
Col.  1 . 5  .for  the  hope  w  hich  is  laid  up  for  you 
2  Tw».4.8 .  there  is  to/up  for  me  a  crown  of  righ. 

Rapt)  wait. 
Jud.9.1 4.  they  laid  wait  againft  Shechem 

43  .and  laid  wait  in  the  field,and  looked 
1 6. 2.  laid  wait  for  him  all  night  in  the  gate 
1  Se«.i5:.2.Amalek  ted  wait  for  him  in  the  way 
5.  and  Saul  laid  wait  in  the  valley  ' 

Job  3 1  .o.or  laid  wait  at  my  neighbours  door 


Lam.a.  i9.they  laid  wait  for  us  in  the  wilderneffe 
A c~t.  2  0.3.  and  when  the  Jews  laid  wait  for 
23.30.  that  the  Jewes  laid  wait  for  the  man 
fLztii  wafte. 
Num.11.30.  we  have  laid  them  wafte  to  Nophah 
Pfal.79.7.thty  laid  wafte  his  dwelling  place 
Ifa.i$'i.  ArofMoab  is  laid  wafte 

Kir  of  Moab  is  laid  wafte 

2  j.i.  Tyre,it  is  /did  wafte,  fo  that 

i4.howl,yeihips— for  your  ftren.is  la.  wafte 

3  7. 1 8.  ted  wafte  all  the  nations,and  their 
64. 1 1. our  pleafant  things  arc  laid  wafte 

Jer. ^.7.  thy  cities  (hall  be  to/  wafte 

27. 17. wherefore  ftiould  this  city  be  laid  wafte 
E\e\.6.6.  the  cities  (hall  beto/wafte,&  highpla. 
that  your  altars  may  be  laid  wafte 
12.20.  cities  inhabited  (hall  be  laid  wafte 
1 9.7.  and  he  laid  wafte  their  cities 
26.2. 1  (hall  be  repleniihed,  (he  is  to/  wafte 
29. 1 2. among  the  cities  that  are  laid  w  afte 
Joel  i.7.hehathto/myvinewafte,and 
Amos  7.9.  fan&uaries  of  IfraeKhallbe  laid  wafte 
Nabum  3 .7  .and  fay,Nineveh  is  ted  wafte 
Mai.  r .  3 . 1  ted  his  heritage  wafte  for  the  dragons 

JlapeDft. 
Pfal.66. 1 1  .thou  iayed/i  affli  ftion  upon  our  loins 
Lu\e  1 9. 2 1  .thou  takeft  up  where  thou  layedft  not 

JLapen. 
/fl^S  20. 12.  where  the  body  of  Jefus  had  &ye» 


Num.  1 1 . 1 1  .thou  /«ye/2  the  burthen  of  all  this  peo. 
1  Sam.zi  ^.wherefore  layeji  thou  a  fnare  for  my 
Hapttl). 

/o&  21.19.  God  te/e^  up  his  iniquity  for  his 
24. 1 2.yet  God  layetb  not  folly  to  them 
41.26.  fword  of  him  that  layetbat  him  can 

Pfal.i  3-7.be  layetb  up  the  depth  in  ftore-houfes 
104.3.  who  layetb  the  beams  of  his  chambers 

Pro.2.7.he  layetb  up  wifdome  for  the  righteous 
1 3 . 1 6.but  a  fool  layetb  open  his  folly 
26. 24, and  layetb  up  deceit  within  him 
3 1. 1 9. (lie  layetb  her  hands  to  the  fpindle 

lfa.z6. 5.  the  lofty  city  he  layetb  it  low 

he  layetb  it  low,even  to  the  ground 
$6.2.blefled  is  the  man  that  layetb  hold  on  it 
57.  i.and  no  man  layetb  it  to  heart 

Jer. 9.%.  but  in  heart  he  layetb  his  wait 
1 2. 1 1. becaufe  no  man  layetb  it  to  heart 

Zech.  1 2. 1 .  Lord  layetb  the  foundation  of  the  earth 

Lu\e  i2.2i.fohethat/<iy<tffoup,  treafureth 
1 5.5-he  layetb  it  on  his  (houlder,rejoycing 

Haptng. 
Num-i  5.20.  or  hurle  at  him  by  laying  wait 

22.caft  on  him  any  thing,without  layingwa. 
Pfal.6^  .they  commune  of  laying  fnares  privily 
Heb.6.i.xiot  laying  again  the  foundac.of  repentan. 

ILaptog  «/?de. 
Mar. 7. 8. laying  afide  the  commandemenr,ye  hold 
1  Pef.2.i.wherefore,/^i»g  afide  all  malice  &  guile 

lap(ngo». 
AftsS  .1 8.faw,that  through  tepisg  on  of  the  apoft. 
1  Tz'»2.4.i4.witli  the  layingoa  of  the  hands  of  the 
Heb.6.z.o(  baptifmes,and  oi  laying  on  of  hands 

!ap(ng  «i>. 
1  Tim.6.i9.laying  up  in  ftore  for  themfelvs a  good 

iapfng  waif. 
I«£s 1 1. $$.laying  wait  for  him,and  feeking 
^&  9.24.DUC  their  laying  wait  was  known 
23.1  tf.heard  of  their  laying  in  wait,he 
25.3.  laying  wait  in  the  way  to  kill  him 
DL>a?arn0, 
L«^.i6.20.there  was  a  certain  beggar  named  La\. 
23.  and  feeth  Lazarus  in  his  bofome 
24.fend  £<R^w,that  he  may  dip  the  tip 
2 5. thou  thy  good  things,and  La\ams  evill 
John  1 1 .1  .a  certain  man  was  fick,named  Lazarus 
2.whofe  brother  La^rus  was  (ick 
5.  now  Jefus  loved  Martha  and  Lazarus 
1  i.our  friend  Lazarus  fleepeth,but  I  go 
14-then  faid  Jefus  phm\ytLazfms  is  dead 
43. he cryed,Laiarus,  come  forth 
I2.i.where  Lazarus  was,which  had  been  dead 
2.  Lazarus  was  one  of  them  that  fate 
9.came,thatthey  might  fee  La%f/us  alfo 


io.that  they  might  put  Lazarus  alfp  to  death 
1 7.  when  he  called  Lagans  out  of  the  grave 

i.can 

Exod.  1  j.  io.they  fank  as  lead  in  the  mighty  waters 
Num.i  i.i2-gold,filver,brafle,yron,tin,and  lead 
Job  19.24. that  they  were  graven  with  lead 
Jer.6.z9.r.hz  lead  is  confumed  of  the  fire 
£5^.22. 18. they  are — lead  in  the  midft  of  tl^fur. 
20.as  they  gath. — lead  and  rin,fo  wil  I'gatii. 

27.1  2.with  tixi,lead — they  traded  in  thy  fairs 

Zed).  5 .7.  behold,  there  was  lift  up  a  talent  oikad 

8.caftthe  weight  of  lead  upon  the  mouth 

JLeaQe. 

Gcn.i  3.14.1k  leade  on  foftly3accord.as  the  cattell 

£.1-0^.13.21.  in  a  pillar  of  cloud,  to  leade  them  the 

3  2.34410W  go,lead  the  people  unto  the  place 
Num.  27. 1 7.which  may  leade  them  out,and  bring 
Dr/tf.4.27.  few — whither  the  Lord  (hall  leade  you 

20.9.make  captains  of  armies  to  leade  the  peo. 

28.37.aby-word,whither  the  L.thall  leade  thee 

32.1 2X0  the  Lord  alone  did  leade  him 
Judg.^,  1 2.arife  Barak,  and  lead  thy  captivity  capt. 
iS<M*.30.2  2.theymay  lead  them  away  and  depart 
2  c7.w.30.9.compaf.before  them  that/e.them  cap. 
Neb.9. 1 9.pillar  of  cloud  to  lead  them  in  the  way 
Pfal. 1.8. lead  me,0  Lord,in  thy  righteoufneffe 

2  5.$. on  thee  doe  I  wait  all  the  day 

27. 1 1 .0  Lordj/fttt/tne  in  a  plaine  path 

3 1. 3. for  thy  Names  fake  lead tne,  and  guid  me 
43.3  .thy  light  and  truth jlet  them  lead  me 
60.9.  who  will  lead  me  into  Edom 

Pfal.  108. 10. 
6i.z.leadtat  to  the  rock  that  is  higher 
12  j.  j. (hall  lead  them  with  the  workers  of  inict. 
1 39.  io.even  there  (hall  thy  hand  lead  me 
24.and  lead  me  in  the  way  everlafting 
i43.io./c<zdmeintothe  land  of  uprightnefTc 
Pro.6.22.when  thou  goeft  it  fazWlead  thee 

8.20. 1  lead  thee  in  the  way  of  righteoufneffe 
Cant.S.  2.I  would  lead  thee  into  my  mothers  houfe 
7/i.j.i 2,they  which  leadthee  caufe  thee  to  erre 
1  x.6. anda  little  child  (hall  lead  them 
20.4.  King  of  Affyria  le.  the  Egyptians  captive 
40.1  i.ihall  gently  lead  thofe  that  are  w^young 

42.1 6.1  will /e.them  in  the  paths  they  have  not 
49. 10. he  that  hath  mercy  on  them  (hall  lead 

5  7 . 1 8 .1  w  il  1  lead  h  i  m  alfo  and  reftore 
63 .  14/0  did  thou  lead  thy  people  to  make 
Jer. 3  i.9.with  ^applications  will  I  lead  them 

3  2, 5. he  (hall  lead  Zedekiah  to  Babylon 
Mat.6.1  i.ind  lead  us  not  into  temptation 

1  y .  I4.if  the  blind  lead  the  blind,  both 
Masrlfe  1 3 . 1  i.when  they  (hall  foft/you,and  deliver 

14.44.take  him,  and  lead  him  away  fafely 
Lu\e6. 39. can  the  blind  leadthc  blind 

1  i.4./#fc/us  not  intotemptation,but  deliver 

1 3. 1  y .loofe  his  oxe,and  leadhim  away  to  wat. 
Acls  1 3. 1 1  .went  about,feeking  fome  to  lead  him 
1  Co>-.9.y.have  we  not  power  to /{?<«/ about  a  fifter 

1  Tim.z.z.  that  we  may  leada.  quiet  life  in  godlin. 

2  Tiw.3.6.creep  into  houfes,  &  lead  captive  (illy 
Heb.S.9.took  them  by  the  hand  to  lead  them 
Ref.7.  i7.Lamb  (hallfeed  them,and  tod  them 

icaDcr. 

1  Cfc"0.i2.27.Jehoiada  was  the /eader of  tht  Aaro. 

i3.i.Da.confult.with  thecap.&  with  every  le. 
^•55-4-a  leader,&  a  commander  to  the  people 

JLeatjewJ. 

2  Cko.3  2.21.  fent  an  angel  which  cut  off  the  fead. 
i/i.9. 16. leaders  of  this  people  caufe  them  to  erre 
Mat.  1 5.  i4.they  be  blind  leaders  of  theblind 

Heaoeft. 
PfalSo.  i.tliat  thou  todf/Z  Jofeph  like  a  flock 

ieatietlj, 
1  Sam.  13.17.  turned  unto  the  way  that  leadeth  to 
Job  1 2. 1 7. he  leadeth  counfellers  away  fpoiled 

i9.he  leadeth  princes  away  fpoiled 
Pfal.zi.z.ht  leadeth  me befide  the  ftill  watas 

3.  he  leadeth  me  in  paths  of  righteoufneffe 
Prt>.i6.29./<ttd.him  into  the  way  that  is  not  good 
lfa.4.%.  1.7J  am  the  Lord  thy  God  which  leadeth 
Mat.7. 1 3  .wide  is  the  way  that  leadeth  to  deftrucT:. 

14.  narrow  is  the  way  that  leadeth  unto  life 
Mar. 9.2.  Jefus  leadeth  them  into  an  high  mount. 
/ofc»jo.3-(heep 


LEA 


LEA 


John  io.j.fheepbyname,  and  leadeth  thern  out 
Acts  i  i.io.yron  g3te  that  leadeth  unto  the  city 
&>».i.4.goodnefls  of  G. leadeth  thee  to  repentance 
Rev.  i  j .  10.  that  leadeth  into  captivity 

SLeafc. 
Gcn.8'1  i.in  her  mouth  was  an  olive  /cafe 
Lev.i6.-}6Sound  of  a  fhaken  leafe  (hall  chafe  them 
7»&  13-1 5-  wilt  thou  break  a  &d/e  driven  to  &  fro 
Pfdl.  i.j.his  /w/c  alfo  (hall  not  wither 
J7i. i.jo.asan  oak,whofe/fu/"fadeth 

?4.4.and  all  their  hoft  fhall  fall  as  the  leaf 

64.6.we  all  do  fade  as  a  /m/ 
Jer. 8.1  5. there  (hal  be  no  grapes,the  /e<*/*fhal  fade 

17.8.  but  her  leafdaW  be  green,  and  (hall 
£^£.47.1  2.trees,  whofe  leaf  (ha.ll  not  fade 

fruit  for  meat,and  leaf  (or  medicine 

leatoesf. 
(7*72.3. 7. fewcd  fig  toi>«,and  made  aprons 
Ifa.6. 1  j  .as  an  oak  when  they  caft  their  leaves 
Jet. 36. 2  3. when  Jehudi  had  read  three  or  four  lea. 
£^e.i7.9.itfhal  wither  in  all  the  torn  of  her  fpr. 
ban.$.  1  zJeaves  thereof  were  fair,&  fruit  much 

Verfe  21. 

1 4.  (hake  off  his  leaves,  fcatter  his  fruit 

Mat.  2  r .  1 9.found  nothing  thereupon  but  &<i.only 

24.  3  2.and  putteth  forth  tow,  fummer  is  neer 

Mar\  13.18. 

Ms*.  1 1 . 1  j  .feeing  a  fig  tree  having  leaves, he  came 

when  became  to  it, he  found  noth.but/fd. 

Rev.zz.z.lcaves  were  for  healing  of  the  nations 

leafoesf  of  doors. 
1  King.6.$4.tvio  feawi  of  the  one  door  were  fold, 
two  leaves  of  the  oth.door  were  folding 
£^.4  i.z 4. the  doors  had  two  leaves  apiece 

two  turning  leaves, wo  leaves  for  one 
and  two  leaves  for  the  other  door 

league. 

Jof.g.6.  now  therefore  make  a  /&Jg«e  with  us 
7.how  fhall  we  make  a  league  with  you 
1 1  .therefore  now  make  ye  a  league  with  us 
1  ?  .and  made  a  league  with  them 
i6.after  they  had  made  a  foigae  with  them 

^W.i.2.make  no  leag.  with  the  inhab.of  this  land 

1  Sam.zi.S.my  fon  hath  made  a  lea.  with  the  fon 

2  Sam.3.1 i.make  thy  league  with  me,and  behold 

1 3  .well,  I  will  make  a  /e<zg#e  with  thee 
2 1. all  Ifrael  may  make  a  league  with  thee 
5.3.  King  David  made  a  league  with  them 

1  l(»2g.f.  11. Hiram  and  Solomon  made  z  league 

1  j.  19.tb.ere  is  a  league  between  me  and  thee 

come  and  break  thy  league  with  Baaflia 

2  Chr.\6.  j.a  /eaeae  between  me  and  theejas  there 

go  break  thy  league  with  Baaflia 
Job  f  .2  j.fhalt  be  in/Mg.wirh  the  Hones  of  the  fie, 
£^.3°'5,men  ofthe  land  that  is  in  feJg.fliall  fall 
Datt.i  i.23.after  the  league  made  with  him,he  dial 

learj.  * 

Gen.  19.  1 6.the  name  of  the  elder  was  Leah 
17.  Leah  was  tender-eyed 
2 3. he  took  Leafo  his  daughter,aud  brought 
24-  he  gave  to  Leah  Zilpah  his  maid 
25. in  the  morning,  behold  it  was  Leah 
30.  he  loved  alfo  Rachel  more  then  Leah 
3  1. when  the  Lord  faw  that  Leah  was  hated 
3  z.Leah  conceived,  and  bare  a  fon 
30. 9.  when  Leah  faw  that  (he  had  left  bearing 
io.Zilpah  Leaks  maid  bare  Jacob  a  fon 
1  i.Leah  [aid, A  troup  cometh 
1 2. Zilpah  Leahs  maid  bare  Jac.a  fecond  fon 
1 3  Led)  faid,Happy  am  I,for  the  daughters 
i4.Reub.brought  mandrakes  to  his  mo.Leah 
then  Rachel  faid  to  Lcdb,Give  me  of 
16. Leah  went  out  to  meet  him 
1 7. God  hearkned  to  Leah,  &  (lie  conceived 
18. Leah faid,God  hath  given  me  my  hire 
19. Leah  conceived  again,&  bare  Jac.the  fixt 
20. Leah  faid ,  God  hath  endued  me  with 
3 1. 4.  Jacob  fent  &  called  Rachel  &  Leah  to  his 
14.  Rachel  and  Leah  anfwered  and  faid 
5  3  .Lab.went  into  Jac.tent,&  into  Lea.  tent 
then  went  he  out  of  Leahs  tent 
33.1.  he  divided  the  children  unto  Leah 
z.Leah  and  her  children  after 
j.Leah  alfo  with  her  children  came  neer 
3  4. 1. Dinah  the  daughter  of  Leah  went  forth 


LEA        LEA 

3  j.23.fonsof  £eafo,Reuben  the  nrft-born 

26.fons  of  Zilpah  Leahs  hand-maid 
46. 1  j.  thefe  be  the  fons  of  Leah 

1 8  .whom  Laban  gave  to  Leah  his  daughter 
49.31.  and  there  I  buried  Leah 
Ruth  4. 1 1. the  Lord  make  the  woman  as  Leah 

leane. 

.7W.i6.i<?.feel  the  pill. — that  I  may  lean  on  them 
2  K'tf-i8.ai.on  which,if  a  man  lean,k  will  pierce 
Job  8;  1  ?.he  (hall  leanuyon  his  houfe,  but 
Pro.^.^.  lean  not  to  thine  own  underftanding 
//*.36.6.whereon>if  a  man  lean,  it  (hall 
Micah  3.1 1. yet  will  they  lean  upon  the  Lord 

leane. 
Gfi>/,4i#3.out  of  the  river,il- favour.  &  foz»-flefhed 

Verfe  19. 
4.fe#z-fle(hed  kine  did  eat  up  the  feven 

Verfe  10. 
Www.13.20.what  the  land  is,whether  fat  or  lean 
2  Sam.  1 3.4.being  the  Kings  fon,  to. from  day  to 
Ifa.  i7.4.and  the  fatnefle  of  his  fle(h  (hall  wax  lean 
£^?.34.io.Ile  judge  between  the  fat  cattel  &  lean 

leaneO. 
i  Sam.  i.6.behold,  Saul  leaned  on  his  fpear 
2  it«zg.7.i.lord,on  whofe  hand  the  Kingleaned 

17. appointed  the  lord  on  whofe  hand  he  lea. 
Ete.zg.j.y/hen  they  leanedupon  thee,thou  brakelt 
Amos  5.  \$. leaned  on  the  wall,&  a  ferpent  bit  him 
John  11.10.  which  alfo  leaned  on  his  breaft 

leaner!). 

1  &WZ.3.29.  not  fail  one  that  leaneth  on  a  ftaffe 

1  Ki'ng.j. \8:to  worfhip,  &  he  leaneth  on  my  hand 

leaning, 

Cant.B.^.  leaning  upon  her  beloved 

John  13.23.  there  was  leaningon  Jefusbofome 

Heb.i  i.zideamng  upon  the  top  of  his  ftaffe 

leannefle. 
Job  i6.8.my  leannejfe  rifing  up  in  me,beareth  wit. 
Pfal.\o6.\  5.  but  fent  leannejfe  into  their  foul 
Ifa.  1  o .  1 6. fend  among  his  fat  ones  leannejfe 
z4.16.my  leanneffe,  my  leannejfe, via  unto  me 

leap, 

Gew.31.12.all  the  rams,which  leap  upon  the  cattell 
Lev.  1 1 . 2 1  .legs  to  &ap  withall  upon  the  earth 
Deut-i  3.22.  Dan, he  (hall  /gap  from  Baflian 
/oft  4 1 . 1 9.1amps,and  fparks  of  fire  leap  out 
P fat. 68. 16. why  leap  ye,ye  high  hils 
Ifa.  3  f  ,6.then  (hall  the  lame  man  leap 
Joel  2.?.like  the  noife  of  charets,(hall  they  leap 
Zeph.  i.9.puni(h  thofe  that  leap  on  the  threfhold 
L«/(£'6.2  3.rejoice  ye  in  that  day,  and  leapfot  joy 

leapefc. 
Gra.3 1.  to.  the  rams  which  leaped  upon  the  cattell 

2  5«».  22.3  o.by  my  God  have  I  leaped  over  a  wall 

P/^.18.29. 
I«£e  1.4 1.  the  babe  leaped  in  her  womb 

44.the  babe  leaped  in  my  womb  for  joy 
All.  14.10.  and  he  leaped  and  walked 

leaping. 
i  S<h».6. i6.Michal  faw  K.Dav.leaping  &  dancing 
Cant. z.8. he  cometh  leaping  upon  the  mountains 
Acl.}-8.  and  he  fozpiwg  up,ftood  and  walked 

entred  the  temple,fe«pH«>;  &  praifing  G. 
leapt. 
1  King.  18.26.and  they  leapt  upon  the  altar 
Act.  19.16.in  whom  the  evilfpir.was,&<zpf  on  them 

learn- 
Vent. 4. 1  o.  that  they  may  learn  to  fear  me 
5.  i.that  ye  may  learn  to  keep  and  do  them 
14.13.  that  thou  mayeft  learn  to  fear  the  Lord 
1 7.19.  (hall  read  therein,that  he  may  learn 
i8_9.not  learn  to  do  after  the  abominations 
3 1.1 1. they  may  hear,& — learn,and  fear  the  L. 
1 3. that  their  children  may  learn,  and  fear 
Pfal.  1 19.7  i.afHifted,I  might  learn  thy  ftatutes 
73.  that  I  might  learn  thy<ommandements 
Pra.2i.2f  .left  thou  learn  his  wayes,and  get 
Ifa.  1 .  17.  Uam  to  do  well,  feek  judgment 
2. 4.neither  fhall  they  learn  war  any  more 
26,9.inhabitants  (hall  learn  righteoufnefle 

io.yetwill  he  not  team  righteoufneffe 
29.24.  they  that  murmured  fhall  to«  doctrine 
Jer.  io.  2.  learn  not  the  way  of  the  heathen 
Ggg  ? 


LEA        LEA 

11.r6.if  they  will  diligently  learn  the  wayes 
AfrYafo  4. 3. neither  (hall  they  learn  wax  anymore 
Matth.9. 1 3 .  but  go  and  $&g  what  that  meaneth 
1  \.i().harn of  me,for  lam  meek  and  lowly 
24.3  i.now  learn  a  parable  of  the  fig-  tree 

Mar.  13.28. 
1  Ctf>\,4.6.that  ye  might  learn  in  us  not  to  think 
14.3  i.prophefie  one  by  one,that  all  may  learn 
35.  if  they  will  learn  any  thing,let  them 
Gd/. 3. 2. this  only  would  I  learn  o( you 
1  Tim.i.  20.  that  they  rmy  learn  not  to  blafpheme 
2. 1 1  .let  the  woman  learn  in  (ilence 
5. 4. learn  firft  to  (hew  piety  at  home 
1  i  .and  withall  they  learn  to  be  idle 
r'M.i4.1et  ours  alfo  learn  to  maintain  good  works 
fiw.i4.3.aiidnoman  could. learn  that  fong  :  •  ..' 

learned.  :.  ■*'■■ .. ->• 

Gen.zo. 27.I  have  learnedby ^ expenence,th.at  the  L. 

Pfal.  106.}  f.among  the  heathen,and  learned  their 

^  i9-7.,wben  I  (hal  have  learned  thy  judgments 

Pr<7.3o.3.I.ncither/M^wifdome,norha.ve 

//rf.i?- 1  i.which  men  deliver  to  one  that  is  learned 
1  z  .delivered  to  him  that  is  not  learned 

and  he  faith,I  am  not  lea-rned 
f  o.4.G.hath  given  me  the  tongue  of  the  leapt. 
wakeneth  mine  ear  to  hear  as  the  learned 
£^.19.3.  it  learned  to  catch,  the  prey 

S.young  lion,  and  learned  to  catch  the  prey 
/<^. 6.4 5. every  man  that  hsth  learned o(  the-Fatber 
7.  i  j.knoweth  this  man  letters,  having  nev.lea. 
Acl.y.  11.  Mofes  was  learned  in  all  the  wifdome  of 
&OT.i6.i7.doftrine  which  ye  have  learned 
Ephef4.10.bm  ye  have  not  fo  learned  Chrift 
P£w/.4.9.thofe  things  which  ye  have  both  leaned 
1 1 . 1  have  learned  in  whatfoever  ftate  I  am 
Col.  r  .7.  as  ye  alfo  have  learned  of  Epaphras 
2  Tim.}. 14.  continue  in  things  thou  haft  learned 
knowing  of  whom  thou  haft  learned  them 
Heb.  j.8.though  a  fon,  yet  lea-rned  he  obedience 

learning. 
Pro.  1.  j.a  wife  man  will  hear,and  increafe  learning 
9.9.juft  man  will  increafe  in  learning  ■ 
16. 1  i.fweetnefle  of  the  lips  increafeth  learning 
23-heart  of  the  wife  addeth  learning  to  his 
DrfW.i.4.wbom  they  might  teach  learning ,and 
1 7.God  gave  them  skill  in  all  learning 
Ac~l.z6.z4. much  learning  doth  make  thee  mad 
Rom.  1  f. 4. things  were  written  for  our  learning 
1  Ti/»,3.7.ever/M?TO2g,neverable  to  come 
leafing, 

Pfal. 4. 2. how  long  will  ye  feek  after  leafing 
1 .6.thou  (halt  deftroy  them  that  (peak  leafing 

Gen. 14.  ?  j.abide  with  us  a  few  dayes,it  foz/2  ten 

32.10.I  am  not  worthy  of  the  /ea/?  of  all 
N«»J.  1 1.3  2.he  thatgath.leafl,  gather,  ten  homers 
Judg. 3.i.at  &tfiif  fuch  as  before  knew  nothing 
6. 1 5.I  am  the  leaf  in  my  fathers  houfe 

1  Sam.o.z  1. my  family  the  leaf  of  all  the  families 

2 1  -4.kcpt  themfel ves,  at  leajl  from  women 

2  l£w*P- J  8- 1 4-one  capt.of  the  ted|?  of  my  maft.ferv. 
1  Chro. iz.i^oneoi the  leaji  was  over  an  hundred 

Ifa.16.9. 
Jer.6-1 3  .for,from  the  leaf,  even  to  the  greateft 
8.io.every  one,from  the  Leajl  to  the  greateft 
3  i.34.all  fhall  know  me,from  the  leaf  to 
42,  i.all  the  people,ftom  the  leafl  to  the  greateft 

Verfe  8. 
44. 1 2,they  fhall  die,from  the  leajl  to  the  great. 
49.20.the/w/2ofthe  flock  (hall  draw  them  out 
Chap.jo.45r. 
Amos  9.9.not  the  leaji  grain  fall  upon  the  earth 
Jonah  3 .  f  .puton  fackd.  from  th>--  great.to  the  leaji 
Mat.z.6.zrt  not  the  leaji  among  the  princes  of  Ju. 
j.  1 9.fhall  break  one  of  thefe  leajl  commandem. 
fhall  be  called  leaji  in  the  kingd.ofhe. 
1 1. 1  i.he  that  is  leajl  in  the  kingd.—  is  greater 
13.32.  which  is  the  leajl  of  all  feeds 
25.40.  done  it  unto  the  leaji  of  one  of  thefe 
4f.<3id  it  not  to  one  of  the  leaji  of  thefe 
Lu\e  7.28.but  he  that  is  leafl  in  the  kingdomeof  1 
9. 48. he  that  is  leajl  among  you  all 
1 2.26.to  do  that  thing  which  is  leaf 
16.10.  thatis  faithfull  in  that  which  is  tea(i,is 
he  that  is  un juft  in  the  leaft,is  un juft 
19.42.  if 


LEA 


LEA 


LE  A 


LEA 


L  E  B 


LEB 


19.41.if  thou  hadft  known,at  leaft  in  this  thy 
Aff.j.xi.that  at  the  leaft  the  fhadow  of  Peter 
S.io.to  whom  they  all  gave  heed,from  the  leaft 

1  CV>/\6.4.1et  them  to  judge  who  ate  leaft  efteeroed 

1  J.9.for  I  am  the  leaft  of  the  apoftks 
Epbefo.S.  to  me,who  am  lefle  then  the  leaft  of  all 
Heb.S.  1 1  .for  all  fhall  know  me,from  the  leaft 

leather. 

2  King.  1. 8. hairy  man,girt  with  a  gicdle  of  leather 

&eatberu. 
Af^-j.4.and  a  leathern  girdle  about  his  loins 

Ukatie, 

]v"#»z.  a  2. 1 5  .the  Lord  refufeth  to  give  me  /»« to 

1  Sam.  20.6.  David  carncftiy  asked  /eavc  of  me 

2.8".asked  toe  of  me  to  go  to  Bethlehem 
Neb.  1 3.6.  after  certain  dayes  obtained  I  leave 
Mar.j.  1  3  .and  forthw-ferTjcfus  gave  them  leave 
Jefai  i9-.38.befoughtPilate,&  Pilategave  him  le. 
Atis  18. 1 8,  Paul  took  his  leave  of  the  brethren 
21.62  when  we  had  taken  our  leave  one  of  ano. 

2  Co/".aagi.  taking  my  tof,then  I  wentintoMa. 

ieafc'e, 

Ge».  2-  24.  totf  his  father  and  motherland  cleave 
g  3.  i  $.let  me  now  leave  with  thee  fome  of 
qz. 33. leave  one  of  your  brethren  here 
44.2  2ithe  lad  cannot  te  his  fath.  if  he  totf 

Exod.16. 19.  let  no  man  to>e  of  it  till  the  morn. 
23 . 1 1.  what  they  /eaw,the  bcafts  of  the  field 

£.£^.7. 1.5. he  fhall  not  leave  any  of  it  til  the  morn. 
i6..23.garments,and  fhall  leave  them  there 
19.10.thou  (halt  leave  them  for  the  poor 
22.30.ye  fhall  leave  none  of  ittill  morning 
23.22.thou  fhalt  leave  them  unto  the  poor 

Num.9. 1  i.they  fhall  leave  none  of  it  till  the  mor. 
lo.ji.leave  us  not,I  pray  thce,forafmuch 
3  2.1  f.yet  again  leave  them  in  the  wilderneffe 

Deut.zS.  5 1  .which  fhall  not  leave  thee  either  corn 
54.tow.the  remn.of  his  chil.wch  he  fhal  leave 

Jvf.q.l  .and  leave  them  in  the  lodging  place 

}W£.9.9.fhould  I  leave  my  fatneffe  wherewith 
1 3  .fhould  I  leave^  my  wine,which  cheareth 

Ruth  1 . 1 6.Ruth  laid,  Intreat  me  not  to  leave  thee 
z.\6.leave  them,thit  fhe  may  glean  them 

1  Sam.g.  $ .  left  my  father  leave  caring  for  the  affes 

i4.36.andlet  us  not  leave  a  man  of  them 

2  j.2  2.if  I  leave  anv  that  pertaineth  to  him 

2  Sam.  1 4-7.not  leave  to  my  husband  neither  name 

1  Kjng.S.j  7,let  him.not  leave  us  nor  forf&ke  us 

2  Kjmg.4.41  .fhall  cat,and  fhall  leave  thereof 

1 3 .7-neither  did  h<f  leave  of  the  people,but 
1  CM.28.8.may  poffefie  this  good  land,&  leave  it 
JE^/vi  9.8.  to  leave  us  a  remnant  to  efcape 

12. leave  it  for  an  inheritance  to  your  childr. 
Ncfc.5.10.1  pray  you  let  us  leave  off  this  ufury 
6. 3  .(hould  the  work  ceafe,w  hileft  I  leave  it 
10.3 1  .that  we  would  leave  the  feventh  yeer 
Job  9.27. 1  will  leave  offmy  heavineffe,andcomf. 

39.1 1.  or  wilt  thou  leave  thy  labour  to  him 
Vfal.  16.10.thou  wilt  not  leave  my  foul  in  hell 
1 7.1 4.  leave  their  fubftance  to  their  babes 
i7#9.thou  haft  been  my  help,  leave  me  not 
49.  io.and  leave  their  wealth  to  others 
1 1 9. 1 2 1  .leave  me  not  to  mine  oppreflbrs 
i4i.i./wwnotmyfoule  deftitute 
Pro.  2. 1 3  .who  leave  the  paths  of  uprightneffe 

i7.i4.therefore  leave  off  contention 
Ealef.z.  1 8.becaufe  I  fhould  leave  it  unto  the  man 
1 1. fhall  he  leave  it  for  his  portion 
1  o.4<rife  up  againft  thee,  leave  not  thy  place 
I  fa.  10. 3.  and  where  will  ye  leave  your  glory 

65.1  5  .fhall  leave  your  name  for  acurfe 
Jer. 9. i.thzt  I  might  leave  my  people 

1 4.9.we  are  called  by  thy  mme,leave  us  not 
1 7. 1 1. fhal  leave  them  in  the  midft  of  his  dayes 
i8.i4.willaman/Mf£thefnow  of  Lebanon 
44.7-child  and  fuckling,to  leave  you  none 
48. 28.  leave  the  cities,and  dwell  in  the  rock 
49.9,  would  they  not  leave  fome  gleaning  gra. 
i  l./eagie  thy  fatherleffe  childr.  I  will  preferve 
E"\e \.  16.3  9. jewels,  and  leave  thee  naked  and  bare 
z^.i^.leave  thee  naked  and  bare,and  the 
39.2.and  leave  but  the  fixth  part  of  thee 
Dan.$,  I  f.neveitheleffejtoe  theftumpof  his 
2  3  .yet  leave  the  ftump  of  the  roots 
26.  whereas  they  comman.to  toe  the  ftump 
Hof.i  2.14.  therefore  fhall  he  leave  his  bloud  upon 


Joel  2.i4.and/wf«a  bleffing  behind  him 
Amos  j.j.that  went  out  by  a  thouf.fhall  leave  100. 
which  went  out  by  an  hun.fhal  lea  ten 
7.  who  totfoffrighteoufnefie  in  the  earth 
OW,j  .would  they  not  leave  fome  grapes 
Mal.4. 1.  fhall  leave  them  neither  root  nor  branch 
Mat.f.z^.leave  there  thy  gift  before  the  altar 
i8.i2.dothhenot/ft2.  the  ninty  nine  &  goeth 
1 9.  j. for  this  caufe  (hall  a  man  leave  father  and 
Mar\  io.-j. 

2  3 .2  3  .done,and  to  leave  the  other  undone 
Mar.  1 2. 19.  leave  his  wife,and  leave  no  children 
Lu\e  1 1. 42. and  not  to  leave  the  other  undone 

1  y.4.if  he  lofe  one  of  them,  doth  not  leave 

19.44.  £'3ey  fha^  not  te(tve  in  thee  one  ftone 
Job.  1 4.27. peace  I  leave  with  you,my  peace  I  give 

1 6. 28. 1  leave  the  world,and  go  to  the  Father 
3  2.  fhall  leave  me  alone  :  and  yet  I  am  nor 
Alls  2.27.thou  wilt  not  leave  my  foul  in  hell 

6. 2.it  is  not  rgaf.  that  we  fhould  leave  the  word 

1  Cor. 7.1 3  .to  dwel  with  her,let  her  not  leave  him 
Ephef.$.$  1  .for  this  caufe  fhall  agman  leave  fath.& 
Heb.  1 3 . 5. 1  will  never  leave  thee,  nor  forfake  thee 
Rev.i  1. 2.  court—  to«out,and  meafure  it  not 

I  mttjx  -mil  i  i-eate. 
Job  10. 1.  I  will  leave  my  complaint  upon  my  felf 
£^£.6.8.  yet  will  I  leave  a  remnant,  that  ye 
1 2.i<?.but  I  will  leave  a  few  men  of  them 
22.20.I  will  leave  you  there,  and  melt  you 
29.5.  and  I  will  leave  thee  thrown  into 

3  2.4.  then  will  I  leave  upon  the  land 
Zepb.3. lz'^-  W'U  leave  in  t^e  midft  of  thee 

1  mil  not  fieafce, 
Gen.zS.i  j.I  wilnot  totf.until  I  have  done  that 

2  Kjn.z.z.  as  the  Lord  liveth,I  will  not  leave  thee 
4.3s  thy  foul  liveth,  I  will  not  leave 

4. 30. as  the  Lord  liveth,I  will  not  leave  thee 
Vfal  37.33.  Lord  will  not  leave  him  in  his  hand 
Jer.  3  o.  1 1 .  will  not  leave  thee  altoge.  unpunifhed 
46.28.  yet  will  I  not  have  thee  wholly  unpun. 
John  14.18.I  will  not  to>e  you  comfortlefle 

ieafceb. 
lfa.4  j.  1  .to  open  before  him  the  twc-Vawrf gates 

ieatetb. 
Job  3  9. 1 4.W  hich  leaveth  her  egs  in  the  earth 
Pro.  1 3. 2 2. a  good  man  leaveth  an  inheritance  to 
28.3  .like  a  fweeping  rain,  w ch  leaveth  no  food 
Zech.  1 1 . 1 7.idol  fhepherd,that  leaveth  the  flock 
Mat.4.1  i.the  devill  leaveth  him,  &  behold,angels 
Job.  i  o.  1 2.wolfc  coming,  and  leaveth  the  fheep 

JUatoen. 
Exod.  1 2. 1 5. put  away  leaven  out  of  your  houfes 
i9.fcven  dayes  fhall  there  be  no  leav.in  your 
1 3 .7 .neither  fhall  there  be  leaven  feen  with  thee 
34.2  j-.not  off.the  bloud  of  my  facrifice  with  le. 
Lev.z.  1 1.  no  meat-off.  fhall  be  made  with  leaven 
for  ye  fhall  burn  no  leaven  nor  hony  in 
6.17. it  fhall  not  be  baken  with  leaven 
10. 1 2.meat-offering,and  cat  it  without  leaven 
23.1 7. they  fhall  be  baken  with  leaven, they 
Amos  4.  f.offer  3  facrifice  of  thankfgiv.with  leaven 
Afctf.i3.33.thekingd.  of  heaven  is  [ike  unto  to. 
i6.6.beware  of  the  leaven  of  the  Pharifees 
1 1. that  you  fhould  beware  of  the  leaven  of 
1 2.bade  them  not  beware  of  the  leaven  of 
Mar. 8. 1 5  .beware  of  the  leaven  of  the  Pharifees 

Lu\e  1 2. 1. 
and  of  the  leaven  of  Herod 
1 3 . 2 1  .it  is  like  leaven  w  hich  a  woman  took 
1  Cor.  5  .6.3  little  leaven  leaveneth  the  whole  lump 
7. purge  out  therefore  the  old  leaven 
8.keep  the  feaft,not  with  old  leaven 

neither  with  the  leaven  of  malice 
Gal.  j.^.a  little  leaven  leaveneth  the  whole  lump 

JUafceneU. 
Exod.  12.15.  whofoever  eateth  leavened  bread 
i9.whofoever  eateth  that  which  is  leavened 
2o.ye  fhall  eat  nothing  leavened 
34.took  their  dough  before  it  was  leavened 
39.for  it  was  not  leavened,  becaufe 
13.3  .there  fhall  no  leavened  bread  be  eaten 
7. fhall  no  leavened  bread  be  feen  in  thee 
Ho/7.4.kneaded  the  dough  untill  it  be  leavened 
Mat.  13.3  3.till  the  whole  was  leavened  Lu.  13.21. 
ileabeneD  bread,  See  IBjeaD, 
leatoeftSee  after  tUafe. 


teafcenetb. 
1  Cor.  5 .6.  a  little  leaven  leavmeih  the  whole  lump 

Gal.<.a, 

lUabfog. 
Mat. 4. 1 3. and  leaving  Nazarcth,he  came  &  dwelt 
Lufe  io.3o.departed,  leaving  him  half  dead 
Rom. i.  27.  men  leaving  the  natural]  ufe  of  women 
Heb.6. 1. therefore  leaving  the  principles  of  the 

1  Pct.z.z  i.Chrift  fuffered  for  us,to.us  an  exam. 
Ilebar.a,or  ILebanafj. 

£^■^2.4  j.the  childr.ofleto^  the  child,  of  Hag. 

Neky.^, 
Lebanon. 
T>eut.  io.and  unto  Lebanon  fit.  unto  the  greatriver 
3 .2  j.that  goodly  mountain ,and  Lebanon 
1 1.14.  from  the  wilderneffe,  and  Lei.  from  the 
Jnf.  1 .4.from  this  Lebanon,cvcn  to  the  great  river 
9. 1.  coafrs  of  the  great  fea,  over  againft  Lebanon 
1 1 . 1 7.unto  Baal-Gad,in  the  valley  of  Lebanon 
i2.7.from  Baal-Gadjin  the  valley  of  Lebanon 
1 3 . 5.  and  all  Z-ftew,toward  the  Sun-rifing 
d.from  Lebanon3umo  Mifrepbothmaim 
Jw/£.3.3.theHivitesrhat  dwelt  in  mount  Lebanon 
2 1. io.ro  Shechem,and  on  the'South  ot~ Leban. 
i  itwg.4.3  3-from  the  Cedar-tree  that  is  in  Leban. 
j.6.hew  me  Cedar-rrecs  out  of  Lebanon 
■     9.  flnll  bring- them  down  from  Lebanon 
lq.  he  fent  them  to  Lebanon,  tenthoufand 
a  moneth  they  were  in  Lebanon,znd  a 
7.2.built  the  houfe  of  the  forreft  of  Lebanon 
9. 1 9.and  in  lebmonym&  in  all  the  land  of  his 
10. 1 7.put  them  in  the  houfe  of  the  forr.of  Lib. 
2  i.veflels  of  the  houfe  of  the  forreft  of  Leba. 

2  Kjng.  1 4.9  .the  thi  ftlc  that  was  in  Lebanon  fent 
to  the  Cedar  that  was  in  Leban.faying 
paffed  by  a  wild  beaft  that  was  in  Leb. 

1 9. 2  3 .1  am  come  up  to  the  fides  of  Lebanon 
2  Chro.  i.S.fend  me  Algum  trees  out  of  Lebanon 

can'  skill  to  cut  timber  in  Lebanon 
i6.and  we  willcut  wood  out  of  Lebanon 
8.6.  to  build  in  Jerufalem,and  in  Lebanon 
9.i6.putthem  in  the  houfe  of  the  for.of  Leban 
20.vef.of  the  houfe  of  the  forreft  of  Leb.  were 
»j.i8.  the  thiftle  that  was  in  Lebanon  fent 

to  the  Cedar  that  was  in  Lebanon 
there  palled  by  a  wild  beaft  in  Lebanon 
Exra  3.7.money,to  bring  Cedars  from  Lebanon 
Vfal.  z^6.Leb.inon  and  Sirion  like  a  young  unicorn 
72. 16.  fruit  thereof  fhall  fhake  like  Lebanon 
92. 12.  he  fhall  grow  like  a  cedar  in  Lebanon 
Can.7,.  9. Solom.  made  a  charet  of  rhe  wood  of  Leb. 
4.8.with  me  fro.lA(my  fpoufe)w,,,  me  fr.Ii?= 

1  i.fmell  is  like  the  fmell  of  Lebanon 
1 5 .a  well  of  liv.  water,  &  ftreams  from  Leb. 

5.1 5  .his  countenance  is  as  Lebanon,cxcdlent ' 
7«4.thy  nofe  is  as  the  tower  of  Lebanon 

Ifa.10.14.  Lebanon  fhall  fall  by  a  mighty  one 
29.1 7. Leban.  fhal  be  turned  into  fruitfull  fields 
3  3  .v.Lebanon  is  afhamed,and  hewed  down 
3  j.2.the  glory  of  Lebanon  fhall  be  given  unto  it 
37.24.am  I  come  to  the  fides  of  Lebanon 
40.16.  and  iffowwisnotfufficientto  bum 
60. 1 3. the  glory  of  Lebanon  (hall  come 

Jer.  1 8. 1 4.W1II  a  man  leave  the  fnow  of  Lebanon 
2  2.6.Gilead  unto  me,and  the  head  of  Lebanon 
20.go  up  to  Lebanon,znd  cry 

2  3 .0  inhabitant  of  Lebanon,thit  makeft 
E-Kzk.  «7-?-  a  great  eagle  came  unto  Leban.8c  took 

5 1 . 1 5 . 1  caufed  Lebanon  to  mourn  for  him 
i6.all  the  trees  of  Eden,  the  choiieof  leban. 
Hef.  i4.5.and  caft  forth  his  roots  as  Lebanon 

6.  and  his  fmell  as  Lebanon 

7.  the  fent  thereof  as  the  wine  of  Lebanon 
Nabum  1 .4.  and  the  flowre  of  Lebanon  languilheth 
Hak2.i7.the  violence  of  Lebanon  fhall  cover  thee 
Zech.10.10.  bring  them  into  the  land  of  Lebanon 

1 1. 1.  open  thy  doors,0  Lebanon,thit  the  fire 
cedars  o/iebanon,See  CeOar?, 

JLcbaotr). 
Jof.i y.3 2.the inber.of  Jud. — Lebaoth,  &  Shilhim 

Hebbeusr. 
Mat.io.i.Lebbeiis,  whofe  furname  was  Thaddeus 

Hebrtar/. 
/o/ij.42.inher.ofjud. — Lebn.k  Ether,&  Aflian 

iec^arj, 
1  CfeY>.4.2i.fons  of  Shelah,Er  the  father  of Lechah 
iUD.j 


LED 


LEE 


HeD. 


Gen.14-17.1  being  in  the  way  the  Lord  /erf  me 

48.which  hath  led  me  in  the  right  way 
Exo.  3 .  i  ./erf  the  Bock  to  the  back  -fide  of  the  defarc 
13. i7.Go./erf  them  not  thorow  the  way  of  the 

1 8  but  God  led  the  people  about 
i  f.i  j  thou  haft  led  forth  the  people  which 
Deut  8 .  z  .way  which  theLord  led  thee  thefe  40.ye. 
if.who/erfthce  through  that  great  wildernes 
29.5 . 1  have  /erf you  forty  yeers  in  the  wildern. 
52.10.he  led  him  about,heinftructed  him 
Jofk.z\.iJedb.im  throughout  all  the  land  of  Ca. 
1  ^,8.48. which  led  them  away  captive,  &  pray. 
1  ](/«!.6.i9.butbe/erfthem  to  Samaria 
1  cfco.20.i.Joab  led  forth  the  powerof  the  army 
z  cfero.2f.11.and  Amaziah  /edforth  dispeople 
p/-^<78.i4.in  the  day  he  Zerfthem  with  a  cloud 
'53  .and  he  led  them  on  fafely  ,fo  that 
106.9X0  he  led  them  thorow  the  depth 
107.7  .and  he  led  them  forth  by  the  right  way 
1 36.  i6.to  him  which  led  his  people  thorow 
P/0.4. 1 1 .1  have  led  thee  in  the  right  path 
lja  9.i6.they  that  are  led  of  them  are  deftroyed 
48.21.and  they  thirfted  not  when  he  kd  them 
<<  1 2.for  ye  (hall  be  led  forth  with  peace 
63'.  1 2.that  led  them  by  the  right  hand  of  Mofes 

1  3  .that  led  them  through  the  deep 
fer.z  6.where  is  the  Lord  that  led  us  thorow  the 

1 7.forfaken  Go.when  he  led  thee  by  the  way 
12. 1 2.die  in  the  place  whither  they  have  /.him 
2  3. 8. the  Lo.liveth  which  led  the  houfe  of  lira. 
Lam.  3 . 2  he  hath  to!  me  into  darkneffe 
Exek  17.12.and  led  them  with  him  to  Babylon 
39.28.whichcaufed  them  to  be  led  into  captiv. 
47.2.and  led  me  about  the  way  without 
Amos  2.io.alfo  I  led  you  4o.ye.thorow  the  wilde- 

7. 1 1  .Ifrael  (hall  furely  be  fed  away  captive 
Nafc.2.7.and  Huzah  (hall  be  led  away  captive 
Mrt  4. 1. then  wasjefus /erf  up  of  the  Spirit 
z6.57.  Whim  away  to  Caiphas  the  high  pneft 
2  7.2.had  bound  him,they  led  him  away 
3  l./erf  him  away  to  crucifie  him 
Afcrfc  8.2j.took  the  blind  man,and  led  him  out 
14.53.and  they  /erfjefus  away  to  the  high  prieft 
1 5.  i6.and  the  fouldiers  led  him  away 
20.and  led  him  out  to  crucifie  him 
Lu\e  4.1  Jefus  was  /erfby  the  Spirit  into  the  wil. 
29-and  led  him  to  the  trow  of  the  hill 
21.24.be  led  away  captive  into  all  nations 
22.  J4.then  took  they  him,and  led  him 

66.and/erfhim  into  their  councell,  faying 
2  3 . 1 . w  hole  multitude  led  him  to  Pilate 
26.and  as  they  led  him  away,they  laid 
3  2.two  other  malefactors  led  with  him 
24.  jo.he  led  them  out  as  far  as  Bethany 
John  1 8. 1 3  .and  led  him  away  to  Annas  fitft 
28./erf  Jefus  unto  the  hall  of  judgement 
19.16.they  took  Jefus,and  led  him  away 
Alls  8.3  2.he  was  led  as  a  (heep  to  the  (laughter 
9.8.Saul,they  led  him  by  the  hand 
2i.37.as  Paul  was  to  be  led  into  the  caftle 

2  2. 1 1  .being  led  by  the  hand  of  them  that  were 
R<W2.8.i4.as  many  as  are  /erfby  the  Spirit,  are 

1  Cor.  1 2.2.carried  away,even  as  ye  were  led 
Gal,  5.1 8.but  if  ye  be  led  of  the  Spirit,ye  are 

2  Vet.  3 . 1 7-be w are.left  ye  alfo  being  kd  away 

ietfceft. 
2  Sam.  j.i.thou  waft  he  that  leddefl  out  Ifrael 

1  Cbron.  11.  i. 
Neh.g.i  zjkddefl  them  in  the  day  by  a  cloudy  pillar 
P/a/.77.2Q.thou  leddefl  thy  people  like  afiock 
Ails  21.38.and/erf.  out  into  the  wild.  40oo.men 

1  Jv;tf.7.28.borders  were  between  the  kdges 

29-on  the  borders  between  the  /e.were  lions 
upon  the  ledges  were  a  bafe  above 
3  5  .on  the  top  of  the  bafe  the  ledm  thereof 
3  6.on.  the  plates  of  the  ledges  thereof  he 

tee&esf. 
JvV/W.i  i.j.we  remember  the  fifti,  thtketys 

iLecsf. 
//i.2  ?.6,make  a  feaft  of  wines  on  the  lees 

of  wines  on  the  lees  well  refined 
}  jV.48 . 1 1 .  and  he  hath  fetled  on  his  lees 
\  Zepb.  1 . 1 2  .puniih  men  that  are  fetled  on  theii  lees 


'   LEF        L  E  F 

Hcefe.  1 

1  J0»-i8.$.that  we  leefe  not  all  the  beads 

{.eft. 
G«*.i8. 3  3.aflbone as  he  had  left  communing 
24.27.who  hath  not  left  deftitute  my  matter 
29. 3  5. his  name  Judah,and  left  bearing 
30.9.when  Leah  faw  (he had  left  bearing 
3  2.8.then  the  other  company  which  is  left 
3  9.6  he  left  all  he  had  in  Jofephs  hand 
1 2.he  left  his  garment  in  her  hand 
1 3. he  had  left  his  garment,and  was  fled 
1  j. he  left  his  garment  with  mc,and  fled 

Verfe  18. 
4i.49.gathered  corne,untill  he  /e/rnumbring 
44. 1 2.at  the  eldeft,and  kft  at  the  youngeft 
47. 1 8.not  ought  left  in  the  fight  of  my  Lord 
jo.8. their  little  ones  left  they  in  Gofhen 
£AJ»rf.2.20.why  is  it  that  ye  have  left  the  man 
Q.zijeft  his  fervant  and  cattell  in  the  field 
10. 1 2.and  eat  every  herb,all  that  the  haile  left 
1  5  all  the  fruit  which  the  haile  had  left 
26\there  (hall  not  an  hoofe  be  kft 
16.20.fome  of  them  left  untill  morning 
34.2f  .neither  the  facrifice  be  kft  unto  the  mo. 
Le?>.2.io.and  that  which  is  left  of  the  meat-offer. 
io.i2.untoIthamar  hisfonsthat  weiekft 

i6.which  were  kft  alive,faying 
26. 3  6. upon  them  that  are  left  alive  I  will  fend 
39.they  that  are  left  of  you  (hall  pine 
4 3. the  land  alfo  (hall  be  left  of  thtm 
Num. 21.35 .untill  there  was  none  kft  alive 

26.6  j. and  there  was  not  left  a  man  of  them 
Deut.i.3  4>of  every  city,  we  left  none  to  remaipe 
3. 3. we  fmote  him  untill  none  was  kft 
4-27.and  ye  (hall  be  left  few  in  number 
7.»o.untiIl  they  that  are  kftbe  deftroyed 
28.5  5  .hath  nothing  left  him  in  the  (iege 
62.and  ye  (hall  be  left  few,whereas  ye 
3  2.3  6.  and  there  is  none  (hut  up  or  left 
Jofb.6.%\,  and  left  them  without  the  camp  of  Ifr. 
8. 1 7.and  there  was  not  a  man  kft  in  Ai 

they  left  the  city  open  ,and  purfued    . 
1  o.  3  3  .fmote  him  untill  he  had  left  him  none 
37-he  kft  none  remaining,according  to 
39. he  left  none  remainingjas  he  bad 
40.their  Kings, he  left  none  remaining 
1 1. 8. fmote  them,till  they  left  none  remaining 
1 1  .there  was  not  any  left  to  breath 
1 4. neither  kft  they  any  to  breath 
1  j.he  kft  nothing  undone  of  all  that 
22.therewasnoneof the  Anakims  left 
22.3-ye  have  not  left  your  brethren  thefe 
/«%.2.2i.nations  which  Jofli.  kft  when  he  died 
2 3. therefore  the  Lord  left  thofe  nations 
3. 1. nations  the  Lord  kft  to  prove  Ifrael 
4.  i6.and  there  was  not  a  man  left 
6.4.and  left  no  fuftenance  for  Ifrael 
8.  io.all  that  were  left  of  all  the  hoftes 
9.$.Jotham  the  youngeft  fon  of  Jerub.  was  kft 
Ruth  1.3  .and  (he  was  kft  and  her  two  fons 

f.and  the  woman  was  kft  of  her  two  fons 
i8-then  (he  left  fpeakingunto  her 
2. 1 1. how  thou  haft  kft  thy  father  and  mother 
i4-did  eat,and  was  fu(flced,and  kft 

1  Si«».2.36.every  one  that  is  kft  in  thine  houfe 
5  4«onely  the  lump  of  Dagon  was  kft 
9-24.that  which  is  kft  fet  it  before  thee 
10.2.  thy  father  hath  left  the  care  of  the  afles 
1 1.1  i.fo  that  two  of  them  were  not  left  togeth. 
i7.20.David  rofe  and  left  the  (heep  with 

22.and  David  left  his  carriage  in  the  hand 

28. with  whom  haft  thou  left  thofe  few  (heep 

25.34.  furely  there  had  not  been  left  by  morn. 

27-9.David  left  neither  man  nor  woman  alive 

3  o  .9.thofe  that  were  left  behind,  flayed 

1 3  .my  mafter  left  me  three  daies  agone 

2  Sam,$.2  i.and  thete  they  left  their  images 
9.1.1s  there  yet  any  left  of  the  houfe  of  Saul 
1 3.30.fons5and  there  is  not  one  of  them  left 
14.7X0  they  (hall  quench  my  coal  which  is  left 
1  f  .16.  King  left  ten  women  which  were  cone- 
16 .2 1. concubines  which  he  hath  k.  to  keep  the 
17.12.thercfh.all  not  be  /e/rfomuchasone 
20.3.took  the  ten  women  whom  he  had  kft 

1  Kj'».7.2i.and  he  fet  up  the  kft  pillar>and  called 
47.Solomon  leftzW  theveffels  unweighed 


LEF       X  E  F 

9.20.all  the  people  that  were  left  of  the 

21. their  children  that  were  kft.  after  them 
14.10.him  that  is  (hut  up  and  left  in  Ifrael 
i$.i8.Afatook  all  the  iilver— that  were  left  in 
29.he  left  not  Jeroboam  any  that  breathed 
1 6.1 1. he  left  him  not  one  that  piffeth 
1 7. 1 7  .that  there  was  no  breath  left  in  him 
1 9. 3  .and  left  his  fesvant  there 

icand  I,even  I  onely  am  kft,and  they 
1 8,yet  1  have  left  me  7000.  men  in  Ifrael 
20.and  he  left  the  oxen  and  ran 
20#3o,feven  thousand  of  the  men  that  were  left 
2 1, 2 1. him  that  is  (hut  up  and  left  in  Ifrael 
2  iC^.J-M-only  in  Kirharafeh /c-y?  they  the  (tones 
4-44.tbey  djd.eat,and  left  thereof 
7.7-wheiefore  they  arofe  and  kft  the  tents 
ij.horfes  which  are  left  in  the  city 

behold  they  are  all  that  are  left  in  it 
8 .6.(ince  the  day  that  fhe  left  the  land 
9.8. him  that  is  (hut  up  and  left  in  Ifrael 
1 0.1 1. untill  he  left  him  none  remaining 
J4.neither/c/fheanyofthem 
2 1. there  was  not  a  ni3n  left  that  came  not 
1 1 . 1 1  .from  the  right  corner  to  the  left 
14. 26.for  there  was  not  any  kft,nor  any  helper 
1 7. 1 6. they  left  all  the  commande.  of  the  Lord 
1 8. there  was  not  /e.but  of  the  tribe  of  Judah 
1 9.4.1ifc  up  thy  pray,  for  the  remnant  that  is  k. 
20. 17. nothing  (hall  be  /e/z,faith  the  Lord 
25.i1.now  the  reft  thatwere/c/fin  the  city 
i2.captainoftheguard,/e/}ofthepoore 
22,people  whom  Nebuchadnezzar  hzdleft 

1  Chro.6.6 1  .fons  of  Kohath  which  were  kft 
13. 2. fend  unto  our  breth.every  whe.that  are/e, 
1 4. 1 2. and  when  they  had  left  their  gods 
16.37.fo  he  kft  there  before  the  ArkAfaph 

2  Cbmi.S  .7  ,as  for  all  the  people  that  were  kft 
8. but  of  their  children  who  were  left 

1  i.i4.for  the  Levites  left  their  fuburbs 
1 2.5.I  alfo  left  you  in  the  land  of  Shifhok 
2 1. 17X0  that  there  was  never  a  fon  left  | 
24.18.  and  they  left  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

25X01  they  left  him  in  great  difeafes 
25.1 2.and  other  ten  thoufand  left  alive 

2  8. 14X0  the  armed  men  left  the  captives  . 
3 1. 10.  had  enough  to  eat,  and  have  kft  plenty 

that  which  is  left  is  this  great  (tore 

3  2.3  i.God  left  him  to  try  him,that  he  might 
34.21.  go  enquire  for  them  that  are  left  in  Ifra. 

N£^.i.2'Concerningthe  Jewes  which  were  kft 
3  .remnant  that  are  k.  are  in  great  affliction 
6.1  .there  was  no  breach  left  therein 
Job  20.21  .there  (hall  none  of  his  meat  be  left 

26.fhall  go  ill  with  him  that  is  left 
Vfa.1. 1 06. 1 1  .there  w  as  not  one  of  them  left 
Pro.io.i  j.child  leftto  himfelf  bring.his  mo.fhame 
l/<t.i.8.Zion  is  left  as  a  cottage  in  a  vineyard 
9-except  the  Lord  hath  kft  unto  us  a 
4. 3. that  is  kft  in  Sion  (hall  be  called  holy 
7.22.  (hall  every  one  eat  that  is  left  in  the  land 
10.  i4,as  one  gathereth  egs  that  are  left 
1 1. 1  i.to  recover  the  remnant  which  (halbe  left 
i6.a  high  way  for  the  remn.which  (halbe  k. 
I7.6.yet  gleaning  grapes  (hall  be  left  in  it 

9. as  an  uppermoft  branch  which  they  kft 
1 8.6.they  (halbe  left  together  unto  the  fowles 
24>6.inhabitants  burned,and  few  men  left 

1 2. in  the  city  is  kft  defolation 
27.  lo.habitation  forfaken,and  left  like  a  wild. 
3 0.1 7. till  ye  be  kft  as  a  beacon  on  the  top 
32.1 4.multitudes  of  the  cities  (hall  be  left 
37.4.11ft  up  thy  praier  for  the  rernn.that  are  left 
39.6.nothing  (hall  be  &/*Xaith  the  Lord 
Jer.i  2.7.I  left  mine  heritage :  I  have  given 
2 1.7.1'uch  as  are  left  from  the  peftilence 
27".  1 8.tfi3t  the  veflels  which  are  left  go  not 
3 1. 2. which  vrerekft  of  thefword,  foundgrace 
,4-7.againft  all  the  cities  ofjudah  that  were/e. 
3  8. 2  2. women  that  are  kft  in  the  houfe 
39.10. Nebuzaradan  left  of  the  poor  of  the 
40.6.arnong  the  people  that  were  kft  in  the  la. 

1  r  .had  left  a  remnant  of  Judah,and  that 
42. 2.  for  we  are  left  but  a  few  of  many 
43. 6. had  kft  with  Gedaliah  fon  of  Ahikam 
49,2  5. how  is  the  city  ofpraifenot  kft 
<o.26.1et  nothing  of  her  be  left 
*  &  ii.t6.kft 


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5  z.\6.left  certain  of  the  poore  for  vine-dreffers 
jE^  9.8.and  I  was  left,  that  I  fell  upon  my  face 
i4.2  2.therein  (hall  be  left  a  remnant 
2i.8.neither  left  me  her  whoredomes  brought 
z4.21.your  fonsand  daughters  whom  ye  left 
3 1. 1 2. and  have  left  him  upon  the  mountain 

all  the  people  of  the  earth  have  left  him 
36.3  6.then  the  heathen  that  are  left  (hall  know 
39.28. have  left  none  of  them  there 
41 .9.  that  which  was  left  was  the  place 
1 1. were  towards  the  place  that  wasleft 

breadth  of  the  place  that  was/e/?,was 

48.1  y.fivethoufand  that  are  left  in  the  breadth 
Dd».2.44.kingdom  fliall  not  be  left  to  other  peop. 

10.  i7.neithet  is  there  breath  left  in  me 
Hof.9.1 2.that  there  (hall  not  be  a  man  left 
Joel  1 .4-that  the  palmer  worm  /e.hath  the  loc.eat. 
that  the  locuft  hath  fc.hath  the  canker  worm 
that  the  canker  wo.fc.hatb  the  caterpil.eaten 
,  Hag.  2. 3  .who  is  left  that  faw  this  houfe 
Zecb.  13 .8.but  the  third  parr  (hall  be  left  therein 
I4.i6\every  one  that  is  left  of  all  the  nations 
Mtf.4-20.and  they  ftraightway  left  their  nets 
22.andthey  immediatly  left  their  (hip 
8.1  5  .touched  her  hand,and  the  fever  left  her 
1  5  .37-tooke  meat  that  was  left  fevenbask.full 
1 6.4.  and  he  left  them,and  departed 
21.17.  and  he  left  them > and  went  out 

Chap.  21.  17. 
2 1. 2 1. they  lefthim^nd  went  their  way 

2  5. left  his  wife  unto  his  brother 
23.3  8 .your  houfe  is  left  unto  you  de folate 
24>2.there  (hall  not  be  left  here  one  ftone  upon 
40.the  one  fhalbe  taken,and  the  other  left 
Verfe4i. 
2tJ.44.he  kft  them,  and  went  away  againe 
Ma;\e  1 .  zo.they  left  their  father  Zebe.  in  the  (hip 
3 1. and  immediatly  the  fever  left  her 
8. 8. rook  meat  that  was  left  feven  baskets  full 

1 3-and  he  kft  tbem,and  entring  into 
10.28.we  have  left  all  and  have  followed 

2i).there  is  no  man  that  hath  &/2houfe,or 
1 2. 1 2.and  they  left  him,and  went  their  way 
ao.took  a  wife,and  dying  left  no  feed 
2  i.fecond^neithcr/e/i  he  any  feed 

2  i.feven  had  her»and  left  no  feed 

13.2  .there  (hall  not  be  left  one  ftone  upon 
34.as  a  man  who  left  his  houfe  and  gave 

14.?  2.and  he  left  the  Iinnen  cloth  and  fled 
Ln\e  4.39-he  rebuked  the  fever  and  it  lefthet 
j.4.now  when  lie  had  left  fpeaking 

28.&/?all,rofe  up  and  followed  him 
1  o.40.my  fitter  hadi  left  me  to  ferve  alone 
13.35  .your  houfe  is  left  unto  you  defolate 
i7.34.theonetaktn,nnd  the  other  left 

3  f  .two  women,  —the  one  tak.&  the  oth.k. 
36\twomen,— theone  tak.  &  the  other  left 

1 8. 28.then  Peter  faid,We  have  left  all 

29-that  hath  left  parents,or  brethren.or  kin. 
20.3  1. and  they  left  no  children,and  died 
2 1 .©".(hall  not  be  left  one  ftone  upon  another 
John  4.3. he  left  Judea,and  departed  into  Galilee 
28. the  woman  then  left  her  water  pot 
52.at  the  feventh  houre  the  fever  left  him 
^#J2.3i.thathisfoule  was  not  left  in  hell 
i4.i7.he&/£not  himfelfe  without  witnefle 
i8.ig.cametoEphefu$,and/e/?them  there 
2i.3.Cyprus,we  left  it  on  the  left  hand 

3  2.  they  left  beating  of  Paul 
13.3  2.on  the  morrow  they  left  the  horfemen 
24.27.and  Felix  left  Paul  bound 
2 5. 14. there  is  a  nan  left  in  bonds  by  Felix 
&w».9.a9.except  the  Lord  had  left  us  Led 

1  Tbef.$. i.thought  good  to  be  le.  at  Athens  alone 

2  Tim. 4. 1 3.thecloak  I  kftaz  Troas  bring 

20.Trophim.us  have  I  left  at  Miletum  fick 
Titus  1 .  f  .for  this  caufe  left  I  thee  at  Creet 
Heb.z.S.he  left  nothing  that  is  not  put  under 

4-i.left  a  promife being  left  us,  any 
Jude  6. angels  which  left  their  owne  habitation 
Rev.  2.4.becaufe  t  hou  haft  left  thy  firft  love 
Heft  alone,  See  Alone. 
left<#: 

Gen.  11.S.  they  left  off  to  build  the  city 

17.22. he  left  off  talking  with  him,&Go  .went 
Ruth  2.20.who  hath  not  left  off  his  kindnefle 


i  Kin.  1  5  .2i.Baa(ha kft offbuilding Ramath 

2  Chron.  16. <y. 
Job  3 2. 1 5.anfwered no  more,they  le.ofi fpeaking 
Pfal.}6.}.he  hath  left  off  to  be  wiie,and  to  doe 
_7cr.38.27.fo  they  left  off  fpeaking  with  him 
44. 1 8.fince  we  left  off  to  burn  incenfe  to 
Ho/4.io.becaufe  they  have  left  off  to  take  heed 

lefteft, 
Ne&.9.28.therefore  kfte(l  thou  them  in  the  hand 
ILttthand,  SeefcatrtJ. 
JLtftzbanded. 
fudg.^.i  $.AhudaBenjamite3aman  left-hindtd 
2o.i6.there  were  70o.chofen  men left-handed 
left  fide. 
1  K'W.7.39.and  five  on  the  left  fide  of  the  houfe 

49.  and  five  on  the  left  fide  before  the  oracle 
»  Cfcw.23.10.from  the  right  fide  tothe/e.  fide  of 
E^e^.  1.  io.on  the  right  fide,  on  the  left  fide  they 

4.4.1ie  alfo  upon  thy  left  fide,  and  lay 

Zecb.q. i.the  other  upon  the  kft  fide  thereof 

1 1 .  olive  trees  upon  the  left  fide 

leg. 

7/2(.47.2.niake  bare  the  /fg,uncover  the  thigh 

legs. 

Exod.  1 2.9.rofte  with  fire  his  head  with  his  legs 
29.i7.wam  the  inwards  and  his  legs 

Levit.^.s^.Sc  19.13. 
Lev.4. 1 1.  the  skin,his  head  with  his  legs 
8. 21. he  wafticd  the  inwards  and  thelegs 
1 1.2 1. which  have  kgs  above  their  feet 
Deut.zZ. 3  5. (hall  fmite  thee  in  the  legs 
1  Sam.1j.6Md  greaves  of  braffe  in  his  legs 
Pfal.  1 47 . 1  o.taketh  not  pleafure  in  the  legs  of  a 
Pro. z6.y. legs  of  the  lame  are  not  equail 
Cant.<;.  1  j. his  legs  are  as  pillars  of  marble 
//d.3.20.ornaments  of  the  kgsand  head  bands 
Dan. 2.3 3 .his  legs  of  yron,his  feet  part  of 
Amos^.  i2.out  of  the  mouth  ofthe  lion  two  legs 
John  19.31  .befought  Pilate  their  legs  might  be 
3  2.the  fouldie'rs,and  brake  the  legs 
3  3  .dead,they  brake  not  his  legs 
legion. 
Mm\e  j.9.he  anfwereo,Myname  is  Legion 

1 5. they  fee  him  that  had  the  Legion 
Lu\e  8 . 3  o.  he  faidjif^fl»,becaufe  many  devils 

legton0. 

Mat.z6. 5  3 .  me  more  then  twelve  legions  of  angels 

leljabtoi.  j 

Gen.  1  o.  1 3  .Mizraim  begat  Ie/wfo,Naphtahim 

1  Chron.  1.11. 

lehem, 

1  Cfoo.4.22.dominion  in  Moab  and  LafhubijZefc. 

lehi. 
Judg .  15.9.  Philiftins  fpread  themfelves  in  Lehi 
14-and  when  he  came  unro  Lehi 
I9.which  is  in  Lehi  unto  this  day 

Sveifure. 
Mar\e  6.3  i.had  no  leifure  fo  much  as  to  eat 

■   lemnel. 
Pro.$  1.1.  the  words  of  King  Lemuel,the  prophefie 
4_not  for  Kings.O  Lemuel,to  drink  wine 

lenO. 
Exod.zz.  25.  if  thou  knd  money  to  any,thou  (halt 
Lev.  2  5 . 3  7.nor  lend  him  thy  victuals  for  increafe 
Deut.  1  f.ei.and  thou  (halt  kndunta  many  nations 
8.(hall  furely  lend  him  fufficient 
23. 19. thou  (halt  not  lend  upon  ufury 
2o.ftranger,tbou  mayeft  lend  upon  ufury 
brother,thou  (halt  not  lendupon  ufury 
24. 10. when  thou  doft  lend  thy  brother 
1 1  .man  to  whom  thou  doft  knd}(hall 
28. 1 2. (hall  lend  unto  many  nations 
44.(hall  lend  to  thee,thou  (halt  not  le.to  him 
Lulte  6.34.ifyetei  to  them  of  whom  ye  hope 

for  finners  alfo  knd  to  finners,to  receive 
3  5  .love  your  enemies,doe  good,and  lend 
H.j.and  fay5Friend,/«K/me  three  loaves 
lenSer, 
Pro.  2  2. 7. the  borrower  is  fervant  to  the  lender 
I/i.24.2.as  with  the  lender, ,fo  with  the  borrower 

lenueth. 
Deut.i  j.2.every creditour  that  lendeth  ought,(haI 
Pfal.17.z6.he  is  mercifull  and  lendeth,  and  his 
1 1 2.  5 .  a  good  man  (heweth  favour  and  kndeth 


length. 

Gen.6.  if. length  of  ihe  arke  (hill  be  300.  cubits 
1 3. 1 7. walk  thorow  the  land  in  the  length  of 
Exod.z 5.  lo.two  cubits  and  a  halfc  the  le.  thereof 
Ver.17.  &  37.16. 
23.  two  cubits  the  length  thereof 

Chap.  37.10. 


z6.z.kngth  ofacurtaine 


Ver.8 


,13. 


&Chap.36.y5if, 
ifr.ten  cubits  (hall  be  the  length  of  a  board 
27.1  i.likewife  for  the  north  lide  in  length 

iS.kngth  ofthe  court  (hall  be  a  looTcubits 
28. 1 6.a  fpan  fliall  be  the  length  thereof 
30.2.  a  cubit  (hail  be  thtlength  thereofpmd 

Chap.  37.25. 
36.21.the  length  of  a  board  was  ten  cubits 
38.2.five  cubits  was  the  length  thereof 
1 8.and  twenty  cubits  was  the  length 
39.9.  a  fpan  was  the  length  thereof 
De  ill.} .  1 1  .nine  cubits  was  the  length  thereof 

30.20. for  he  is  the  length  of  thydayes 
Judg.^.  16. Ehud  made  him  a  dagger  of  a  cubits  le. 

1  Kjn.6.z.the  length  thereof  was  fixty  cubits 
3. twenty  cubits  was  the  length  thereof 
20.the  forepart  was  twenty  cubits  in 

7.2.the  length  thereof  was  a  hundred  cubits 
6. the  length  thereof  was  fifty  cubits 
27. fours  cubits  the  length  of  one  bafe 

2  Cfcra.3.3.  the  length  by  cubits  after  the  firft  meaf. 
4.the  length  according  to  the  breadth    Ve.8. 

4.i.twenty  cubits  the  length  thereof 
Job  1 2. 1 2. and  length  of  dayes,underftanding 
P/a/.2i.4.even  length  of  dayes,  for  ever  and  ever 
P/o.3.2.for  length  of  dayes  (hall  they  adde  t0 
1 6. length  of  dayes  is  in  her  right  hand 
29.21.lhaH  become  his  fon  at  the  length 
E^k-s  1. 7. (aire  in  the  length  of  his  branches 
40. 1 1. and  the  length  oi  the  gate  thirteen  cubits 
1 8.over  againft  the  length  ofthe  gates 
20.be  meafured  the  length  thereof,and 
'     2 1. the  length  thereof  was  fifty  cubits 
2  5.the  length  fifty  cubits,  the  breadth  five 

Verfe  36. 
49.  the  length  ofthe  porch  was  twenty  cubits 
^  1. 2. and  he  meafur;d  the  length  thereof 
4-fo  he  meafured  the  length  thereof 
1 2.and  the  length  thereof  ninety  cubits 
1  5«&  he  meafured  the  length  ofthe  building 
2  2  .and  the  length  thereof  two  cubits 

and  the  length  thereof,were  of  wood 
42.2.before  the  kngthotz  hundred  cubits 
7.the  length  thereof  was  fifty  cubits 
8.  for  the  length  ofthe  chambers  was 
45.1.  /Mhalbe  the  le.of  five  &  twenty  tho.reeds 
2. for  the  fanftuary  five  hundred  in  length 
3.  meafure  the  length  of  five  &  twenty  thouf. 
y.  five  and  twenty  tho.of/f.fhall  the  Levites 
7.  length  (hall  be  over  againft  one  ofthe  por. 
48. 8. and  in  kngthzs  one  of  the  other  parts 
9. oblation  (hall  be  25.  thoufand  in  length 
io.toward  the  north, five  &  twenty  tho.  in  k. 
toward  the  fouth,five  &  twcn.tho.in  k. 
1 3. Levites (hal  have  five  &  twenty  tho.infe. 
all  the  length  (hall  be  five  &  twen.tho. 
i8.the  refidue  in  &«.(halbe  ten  tho.eaftwatd 
Zech.z.z.to  fee  what  is  the  length  thereof 

5.2.rouIejthe&«gf/)  thereof  is  twenty  cubits 
Ephef.  3 . 1 8 .  may  be  able  to  comprehend  the  length 
Rea.21.16.the  length  as  large  as  the  breadth 

the  length  and  breadth  are  ecjuall 
At  length 
Rom. l.io.if  by  any  meanes  now  at  length 

lengthen. 
1  Jtf».3.i4.as  David  then  will  I  lengthen  thy  days 
I/«.j4.2./rag*te»thycords,andftrengthenthyfta. 

IcngtljneO. 

Deut.z^.i  j.that  thy  dayes  may  be  lengthen,  in  the 
lengthening. 

D«j.4.27.if  it  may  be  a  kngtheningoi thy  tranquil. 

lent. 
Exod.  1 2. 3  6.they  lent  fuch  things  as  they  required 
Deut.  23.1 9.of  any  thing  that  i  s  lent  upon  ufury 
1  Saw.  1. 28.I  have  knt  him  to  the  Lord 

he  (halbe  lent  unto  the  Lord 
2.20.for  the  lone  which  is  knt  unto  the  Lord 


Pyo.19.17.  hath  pity  on  the  poor,/e».to  the  Lord  I  /er.ij.io.neitherto  on  ufury3nor  men  have  knt 

ientfles. 


lentileis. 
Gen.z  y.34  Jacob  gave  Efau  pottage  of  Untiles 
a  S#».i7.28.beanes5and/e»£i/kr,and  parched  pulfe 

z  3 .  u.  where  was  a  piece  of  ground  full  of  ton. 
£^.4.q.take  unco  thee  beanes  and  Untiles 

leoparO. 
Ifa.i  i.6.the  leopard  (ha.ll  lie  down  with  the  kid 
fer.^6.a.  Uopard  (hall  watch  over  their  cities 

1  ?.i  3. his  skin,or  the  leopard  his  fpots 
DtfK.7.6.and  loe  another  like  a  leopard 
Hof.13.7-  therefore  I  will  be  unto  them  as  a  leop. 
Ret/.ij.a.and  thebeaft  was  like  unto  a  leopard 


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L  E  S 


L  E  S 


L  E  S 


Canl^.8. from  the  mountaines  of  the  Uopards 
Hd&.  1.8. their  hotfes  are  fwifter  then  the  leopards 

leper. 
Lew.13.4f.and  the  leper  in  whom  the  plague  is 
14.  z.  this  mail  be  the  law  of  the  Up er 

3. if  the  leptoiie  be  healed  in  the  leper 
22.4-what  man  of  the  feed  of  Aaron  is  a  leper 
Num.^.z.they  put  out  of  the  camp  every  leper 
z  Sam.i.zy.ltora.  thehoufe  of  Joab  one  that  is  a  /. 
2  I(i».f.i.Naam.  mighty  in  valour,but  hewasa  Z. 
1 1  .name  of  his  God,and  recover  the  leper 
z-j.ht  went  out  from  his  pretence  a  leper 
if.f.King,fo  that  he  vizszleper 
z  Chro.z6.zi.znd  Uzziah  the  King  was  a  leper 

dwelt  in  a  feverall  houfe,beinga  leper 
a  3  .for  they  faid,He  is  a  leper 
Mai.  1 8 .  z.and  behold,there  came  a  Uper 

z6.6.Jt(us  in  the  houfe  of  Simon  the  Uper 
Mar\e  i.40.came  a  leper  to  him,befeeching  him 
i4.3.houfe  of  Simon  the  Zep.as  he  fate  at  meat 
lepers. 
i  ICis.7.8.when  the  lepers  came  to  the  utrhoft 
Mat.  10.8. heale  the  fickjcleanfe  the  lepers 
1  i.f.the  lame  walk,the  lepers  are  cleanfed 

Lu\e-j.  22. 
Lu\e  4.27.and  many  Upers  were  in  Ifrael,in 
17.1 2.met  him  ten  men  that  were  Upers 
leprae. 
Lev.i  3.2.  in  the  skin  like  the  plague  of  the  Upro. 
3  .deeper  then  the  skin,i  t  is  the  pla.of  the  le. 
8.pronounce  him  unclean,  it  is  a  Uprofie 
9-when  the  plague  of  Uprofie  is  in  a  man 
1  i.it  is  an  old  Uprofie  in  the  skin 
1 2.and  if  a  Uprofie  break  out  abroad 

the  Up.'ofie  cover  all  the  skin  of  him 
1 3. if  the  Uprofie  have  covered  all  his  flelh 

1  f  .raw  flefh  is  uncleane,it  is  a  Uprofie 
20.it  is  a  plague  of  Uprofie  broken 

2  5. a  Uprofie  broken  out  of  the  burning 

2  7. him  unclean,itis  the  plague  of  Uprofie 

3  o.it  is  a  dris  fcall,even  a  Uprofie 
qz.leprofie  fpmng  up  in  his  bald  head 

4  3  .as  the  Uprofie  appeareth  in  the  skin 
47.garment  that  the  plague  of  Uprofie  is  in 
49.it  is  a  plague  of  Uprofie  }zn&  (hall 

5 1  .the  plague  is  a  fretting  Uprofie 

5  i.a  fretting  Uprofie,it  fh.ill  be  burnt 

59  .this  is  the  law  of  the  plague  of  the  Uprofie 
1 4.3. if  the  plague  of  Uprofie  be  healed 
7  .that  is  to  be  cleanfed  from  his  Uprofie 
3  2.in  whom  is  the  plague  of  Uprofie 
3  4.  and  I  put  the  plague  of  Uprofie 
44.it  is  a  fretting  Uprofie  in  the  houfes 
54.1aw  for  all  manner  of  plague  of  Uprofie 
5  f  .and  for  the  Uprofie  of  a  garment 
57.when  it  is  clean  :  this  is  the  law  of  Upro. 
De«f.24.8.take  heed  in  the  plague  of  Uprofie,thi.t 
2  ^.w.5.3. for  he  would  recover  him  of  his  Uprofie 
6.that  thou  mayeft  recover  him  of  his  Uprofie 
7.unto  mc  to  recover  a  man  of  his  Uprofie 
27.the  lep.of  Naaman  mall  cleave  unto  thee 
2  Cbro.z6. 1 9.the  Uprofie  rofe  up  in  his  forehead 
Mat.8. 3 .  immediatly  his  Uprofie  was  cleanfed 
Marine  1 .42.immediatly  his  U.  departed  from  him 
Lu\e  y.n.bchold  a  man  full  of  Uprofie 

1 3. immediatly  the  Ze/>.departed  from  him 

lepiocus. 

£,m?.4.6.behold  his  hand  was  leprous  as  fnow 
Lev.  1 3.44. he  is  a  leprous  man,  he  is  uncleane 
Num.i  a.io.behold  Miriam  became  leprous 

looked,and  behold  (he  was  Uptons 
2  Kin.7.3  .foure  leprous  men  at  the  entring 
2  Cforo.26.20.and  behold  he  was  Up  in  hisforehe. 


,    SUQiem. 
/o/^.i9.47.Dan  went  to  fight  againft  Lejhcm 

and  called  Lefhem,Da.n, after  the  name 
leffe, 
Exod.16. 1 7.and  gathered  fome  more,&  fome  leffe 

30. 1  ^.poore  fhall  not  give  leffe  then  half 
i\to.22.i8.beyond  the  word  of  the  L.  to  do  leffe 

25.f4.and  to  few  thou  (halt  give  leffe  inherita. 

3  3 .  f  4-to  the  fewer  ye  dial  give  leffe  inheritance 
1  Sa/#.22.if  .knew  nothing  of  all  this,Ze.  or  more 

2f.36.toldhim  n^hing5ZfJ/e|ormore,uritill 
E%ra.  9.i3.puniflied  us  lefie  then  our  iniquitcs 
Job  1  i.6\exadeth  of  thee  leffe  then  thine  iniquity 
Pro.  1 7.7 .much  leffe  doe  lying  lips  a  prince 

19.  icmuch  leffe  for  a  fervant  to  have  rule 
iyk40.17.nat.  are  counted  to  him  lefie  then  noth. 
M.ar\  4.3  r. when  it  is  fowen  is  leffe  then  all  feeds 

1  f  .40,Mary  the  mother  of  James  the  leffe 

1  Cor.  12.23  -members  we  think  to  be  lejj'e  honour. 

2  Cor. 1 2.1  f  -though  the  more  I  love  the  leffe  1  am 
Epbcf.$.S. leffe  then  the  leaft  of  all  Saints 
P/w/.2.i8.that  I  may  be  Uffe  forrowfull 
Heb.7-7.the  leffe  is  bleffed  of  the  better 

leffer. 
Ges.i.i6\the  leffer  light  to  rule  the  night 
lpt.7.  2  f  .and  for  the  treading  of  leffer  cattell 
£^e^.43.i4.from  the  Uffer  fettle  to  the  greater 
left. 

Gen.  3. 3. neither  fhall  ye  touch  it,ZeJ?  ye  die 

2  2.now  Uft  he  put  forth  his  hand  and  take 
4. 1  f  .left  any  finding  him  fhould  kill  him 

1  l.^.Uft  we  be  fcattered  abroad  upon 
14.23./?/?  thou  moulded  fay,I  have  made  Abr. 
19. 1  f  ./eft  thou  be  confumed  in  the  iniquity 
1 7.efcape  to  the  mountaine,Ze/?  thou  be 
19. left  fome  evill  take  me  and  I  die 
26\7-/e/?,faid  he,  the  men  of  the  place 
9.becaufe  I  faid,Le/?  I  dye  for  her 
3  2. 1 1.  Utt  he  come  and  fmite  me,and  the  moth. 
3  S.^.Uff  he  fhould  give  feed  to  his  brother 
1 1. left  he  die  alfo  as  his  brethren  die 
2 3. let  her  take  it,Ze/?  we  be  afhamed 
4Z.$.left  peradventure mifchiefe  befall  him 
44.34.Ze/?  peradventure  I  fee  the  evill  that      ( 
4f  .1  l.Uft  thou,&  thy  houfhold  come  to  pover. 
Exod.  i.io.deale  wifely  with  them,Ufi  they  in 
i-l-lefl  he  fall  upon  us  with  peftilence 
13. 17. left  peradventure  the  people  repent 
19.21.Ze/?  they  breakethorow  unto  the  Lord 
zz.left  the  Lord  breake  forth  upon  them 
zq-.Uft  he  breake  forth  upon  them 
20. 19. let  not  God  fpeakc  with  us,Ze/?  we  die 
23.29.Ze/?  the  land  become  defolate, and  ye 

3  3./e/?  they  make  thee  fin  againft  me 
33.3  .left  I  confume  thee  in  the  way 

34.1 2.Ze.thou  make  a  cov.with  the  inh.  V.  1  f . 
left  it  be  for  a  fnare  in  the  midft  of  thee 
Lev.io.6.lefi  you  dye,Ze/£  wrath  come  unto  al  the 
7.not  goe  out,&/?  ye  dye:for  the  anointing 
9.drink  not  wine  when  ye  goe,Ze/?  ycu  dye 
19.29.Ze]?  the  land  fall  to  whoredome 
22.9>keep  mine  ordinance^/?  they  beate 
Num.4.1  f.not  toiich  any  holy  thing,Ze/?  they  dye 
20.not  goe  in  to  fee  Jeft  they  dye 
16.z6.Uft  ye  be  confumed  in  all  their  fins 

3  4-Ze/?  the  earth  fwallow  us  up  alfo    • 
1S.22.Zef?  they  beare  fin  and  dye 

3 2  .neither  pollute  holy  things,Zcj?  ye  dye 
20.18.not  paffeby  me,Ze/?l  come  out  againft 
Dettt.  1.42  .left  you  be  fmittcn  before  your  enemies 
4.9.Ze/?  thou  forget  the  things  which  thine 

left  they  depart  from  thine  heart 
16,  left  ye  corrupt  your  felves 
i9.Zej?  thou  lift  up  thine  eyes  to  heaven 
2  3 -take  heed  left  ye  forget  the  covenant 
6.12.  then beware,Zej?thou"forget  the  Lord 
1  f .  left  the  anger  of  the  Lord  be  kindled 
7. zz.left  the  beafts  increafe  upon  thee 
z  jjeft  thou  be  fnared  therein 
26.Zej?  thou  be  a  curfed  thing  like  it 
g.zS.left  the  land  whence  tboubroughteft  us 
1 1. 17. left  ye  perifh  quickly  from  ofFthe 
\9.6Jeft  the  avenger  of bloud  purfue 
2o.f  .let  him  returne  in-left  he  dye 
6.Ze|?he  dye  in  the  battell,and  another 
7. left  he  dye,and  another  man  take  her 


8.  left  his  brethrens  heart  faint  as  well  as  his 
24. 1  f  Jeff  he  crie  againft  thee  to  the  Lord 
2f  .3  Jeffi  if  he  Ihould  exceed  thy  brother 
zg.iS.lcfi  there  (liould  be  among  you  a  man 

left  there  fhculd  be  among  you  a  root 
32.27.  left  their  advevfar.  fhould  behave  themf. 
left  they  fliould  fay,Our  hand  is  high 
Jofh.z.  1 6. left  the  purfuers  meet  you 
6. 18.  left  you  make  your  felves  accurfed 
9.2Q.let  them  Uveftcft  wrath  be  upon  us        - 
24.27.fhal!  be  your  witneffe,  left  ye  dtnie  your 
Judg  7.z.leff  Ifrac!  vaunt  thcmlelves  againft  me 

i8.2f .  left  angry  fellowes  run  upon  thee 
Ruth  4.6.left  I  maire  mine  ownc  inheritance 

1  Sam.g.i.iefl  my  father  leave  caring  for  the  afTes 

1 3. 19-Ze/?  the  Hebrew es  make  them  fwords 

1 5.6.  left  I  deftioy  you  with  them 

20. 3-let  not  Jonathan  know  Jejl  he  be  grieved 

27.1 1  .left  they  ihould  eel]  on  us,  faying 

zg.Hf.Uft  in  the  battell  he  be  an  adverfary 

3 1.4.  left  the  uncircumcifed  come  &  thruft  me 

2  Sam.i.zo.lcft  the  daughters,/^  the  daughters  of 

iz.z8Jeftl  take  the  city,and  it  be  called  by 
13.2?  left  we  be  chargeable  unco  thee 
1 4. 11  left  they  deftioy  my  fon.  And  he  faid 
1 5. 14. Ze/?  he  overtake  us  fuddenly 
1 7.l6.left  the  King  be  fwallowed  up,and all 
zo.6. purfue  Jefthe  get  him  fenced  cities 
2  Kjn.z.i6.le[t  peradventure  the  fpirit  of  theLord 
1  Chro. lo.qjeft  thefe  uncircumcifed abufe me 
fob  32. 13  .left  we  fhould  fay,We  have  found 
34.30./^  the  people  be  infnared 
36.i8.beware,Ze/?  he  take  thee  away  with  his 
42.8.Ze/?Idealewith  you  after  your  folly 
Vfal. z.i  2.kifle  the  Sonjeft  he  be  angry 
7.2./e/?heteatemyfoule  like  a  lion 
13.3 .left  I  fleep  the  fleep  of  death 
^Ji'ft  mine  enemy  fay,  I  have  prevailed 

2  8.i.Zeff,if  thou  be  (ilent  to  me,I  become 

3  2. 9. left  they  come  nigh  unto  thee 

38.  i6.heare  me,  left  they  fhould  rejoyce 
fO.22.Ze/?  I  teare  you  in  picces,and  there 
59.n.flaythemnot,Ze/?  my  people  forget 
9i.i2.Ze/?thoudafh  thy  foot  againft  a  ftone 
io6.3.ftoodjZe^?  he  ihould  deftioy  them 
1 2  f  .3  .left  the  righteous  put  forth  their  hand 
140. 8. left  they  exalt  themfelves 
143 .7. left  I  be  like  to  them  that  goe  downe 
Pro.$.6.Uft  thou  fhouldeft  ponder  the  path 
y.Uft  thou  give  thine  honour  unto  others 
lo.left  ftrangers  be  filled  with  thy  wealth 
9.8.reprove  not  a  fcorner,Ze/?  he  hate  thee 
20.1 3. love  not  fleep3Ze(?  thou  come  to  poverty 
22. 2f  ./e/?thou  leave  his  wayes,and  get 
24.18.Ze/?  the  Lord  fee  it,and  it  dilpleafe  him 
2  f  .8  ,lc(t  thou  know  not  what  to  doe  in  the  end 
toJeft  he  that  heareth  it,put  thee 
i6Jeft  thou  be  filled  thercwith,and  vomit  it 
1 7./e/?  he  be  weary  of  thee,and  fo  hate  thee 
26.4  Ze/2  thou  alfo  be  like  unto  hiin 

6Jeft  he  be  wife  in  hisowne  conceit 
3o.codde  not  unto  his  words  Jeft  he  reprove 
9./e/?  I  be  full,and  deny  thee,and  fay 

or  left  I  be  poor  and  fteal 
io.accufe  not  a  fcrvant,Ze/?  he  curfe  thee 
3 1. f  Jeft  they  drink,and  forget  the  law 
EccU.j.zi  .take  no  heed  to  all  words,Ze.thou  hear 
Ifa  6. 10 Jeft  they  fee  with  their  eyes,and  heare 
27-3.Ze/?  any  hurt  it,  I  will  keep  it 
28.21  .be  not  mockers,Ze/?  your  bands  be  made 
36.18  .beware,Ze/?  Hezekteb  perfwade  you 
4%.<;Je[i  thou  fhouldeft  fay.Mine  Idollhath 
-7Jeftthou  (liouldeftfay,I  knew  them 
fer.1.17.  be  not  difmayed,  leff  I  confound  thee 
4  4-circumcife  yourfelves,Ze/?  my  fury  come 
6.9. be  inftruc"ted,Ze/?  my  foul  depart  from  thee 
left  I  make  thee  defolate,and  not  inha. 
10. 24.not  in  thine  anger,Zej?  thou  bring  me 
2 1 . 1  z.execute  judgement,  left  my  fury  go  out 
37.20-notto  retume3Ze/£lclye  there 
3  8. 1 9  left  thty  deliver  me  into  their  hand 
5 1 .46 .left  your  hearts  faint3and  ye  feare 
Hofz.i  Uft  I  ftrip  her  naked,and  fet  her 
Amos  5«6.feekthe  Lord,Ze/?  he  break  out  like 
Zec7.12.as  an  adamant  ftone,  left  they  ihould  hts. 
Mal.4.6Je(i  I  fmite  the  earth  with  a  curfe 
I  J  MatA.6.Uff 


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Mat.^.d.left  at  any  time  thou  dafh  thy  foot  againft 
5.25./?/?  the  adverfary  deliver  thee  to  thejudge 
j.6.lcfi  they  trample  them  under  their  feet 
I  j .  i  y./?/?  at  any  time  they  fhould  fee 
z<).left,vihi\e  ye  gather  up  the  tares 

1  y.3  2. not  fading,/?/?  they  faint  in  the  way 
i7.z7.notwithftanding,  left  we  fhould  offend 
ay«9.not  (o,left  there  be  not  enough  for  us 
26.y.not  on  the  feaft  day,/?/?  there  be  an  upro. 
27.tf4.madefure,  left  his  difciples  come 

Marty:  14.  2. 
Marfe  j.9.multitude,  left  they  fhould  throng  him 
4.12./?/?  at  any  time  they  fhould  be  converted 
13.5.  take  heed,/?/?  any  man  deceive  you 

j  <j.  left  coming  fuddenly,  he  find  you  fleep. 
14. 3  8.  watch,/?/?  ye  enter  into  temptation 
Lu\e  4. 1 1  .bear  thee  up,/?/?  at  any  time  thou 
8.i  z..left  they  fhould  beleeve,and  be  faved 
i2.y8.deliveredfromhim,/?/?hehailthee 
14.8.  left  a  more  honourable  man  then  thou  be 
1 2. not  thy  friends,/?/?  they  bid  thee  again 
29.  left  haply  after  he  hath  laid  the  foundati. 
16.28.teft.ifie  unto  them,/?/?  they  alfo  come 
lS.f.leftby  hercontinuall  coming  fhe  weary 
z  1 .3  4. take  heed,  left  your  hearts  be  over-charg. 

2  2.46.pray,&/2yeenter  into  temptation 
John  3  .zo.lefl  his  deeds  mould  be  reproved 

y.i4.(in  nomore,/?/?a  worfe  thing  come 
1 2  3  y.  walk  while  ye  have  the  light,/?/? 

42-not  confeffe  him,/?/?  they  fhould  be 
i8.28.wentnot,/?J?  they  fhould  be  defiled 
Acts  y.26.feared  the  people,/?/?  they  fhould  have 
3  9./?/?  you  be  found  to  fight  againft  God 
1 2.40.beware,&/?  that  come  upon  you,which 
2  j.  io.chief  captain  fearing  left  Paul 
27.  17.  fearing ,  left  they  fhould  fall  into 

Verfe  29. 
42./?/?  any  of  them  fhould  fwim  and  efcape 
zS.z7.left  they  (hould  fee  with  their  eyes 
Rom,  1 1 . 2 1  .take  heed,  left  he  fpare  not  thee 

Verfe  44. 

z  5. left  ye  fhould  be  wife  in  your  own  conceit 

15.zo.left  I  mould  build  on  another  mans  fou. 

1  Cor.  1 . 1 y .left  any  fhould  fay,that  I  had  baptized 

i7.not  with  wifdom  of  words,/?/?  the 
8.5>.take  heed,/?/?  this  liberty  of  yours 

1  j. eat  no  flefh,/?/?!  make  my  brother 
9. 1 2.fuffer  all  things../*?/?  we  mould  hinder 

27.  left  by  any  means  when  I  have  preach,  to 
io.i2.that(randeth,take  heed,/?/?  he  fall 

2  Cor. 2.  3. 1  wrote  unto  you,/?/?  when  I  come 

7. left  fuch  a  one  fhould  be  fwallowed  up 
r     1  i.left  Satan  fhould  get  an  advantage 
4.4./?/?  the  light  of  the  glorious  gofpel 
9.4./?./?  haply,if  they  of  Macedonia  come 
1 1. 2.I  feare,Z?/?,as  the  ferpent  beguiled  Eve 
1 2.6.I  forbeare,/?/?  any  man  fhould  think 

7. left  I  mould  be  ex.ilted  above  meafure 

to  buffetme,/?/?  I  fhould  be  exalted 

20/or  I  feare,/?/?  when  I  come  I  fhall 

left  there  be  debates,envyings 

2  r  .and  left  when  I  come,my  God  will  hum, 
12.10./?/?  being  prefentyl  fhould  ufe  fharpnefs 

Gal.z.z.left  I  fhould  run  in  vaine 
4.1  i./e.I  have  beftow.upon  you  labour  in  vain 
6. 1  .conftdering,/?/?  thou  alfo  be  tempted 
1  z.left  they  fhould  fufferperfecution 
Ephef.z.y.  not  of  works,/?/?  any  man  fhould  boaft 
P,hil.z.z7,left  I  mould  have  forrow  upon  forrow 
C0/.2.4./?/?  any  man  beguile  you  with  enticing 
8. beware,/?/?  aty  man  fpoil  you 
j. 2 1  .provoke  not  your  children  to  anger,/?/? 
1  tbef.i  •  f-kft  by  fome  means  the  tempter 
1  Tim.  2. 6. not  a  novice,/?/?  being  lifted  up 

y.leH  he  fall  into  reproacb,and  the  fnare 
Heb.z.i.leftat  any  time  we  fhould  let  them  flip 
3.1  i.take  heed,/?y?  there  be  an  evill  heart 

1  j. exhort  one  another,&/?you  be  hardened 
4.  i.left  a  promife  being  left  us  of  entring 

1 1./?/?  any  man  fall  after  the  fame  example 
1 1.28.  left  he  that  deftroyed  the  firft-bom 
12.3./?]?  ye  be  weary  and  faint 

1 3  left  that  whicr lis  lame  be  turned  out 
1  5. left  any  man  faile  of  the  grace  of  God 
\6.left  there  be  any  fornicator,orprophane 
Jam.  y.p.grudge  not  one  againft  another,/?/? 


i2.fwear  not,/?.you  fall  into  condemnation 
2  P?£.3.i7.beware,/?#  ye  alfo  being  led  away 
Rev.16.15.  left  he  walk  naked,and  they  fee  his 

let. 
Gen.z4.fj.let  the  damofell  abide  with  us  a  few 
6o.let  the  feed  poffeffe  the  gate  of  thofe 
49.2i.Napthali  is  a  hind  let  loofe 
E.rorf.3.i9.King  ofEgypt  will  not  toyou  goe 
20.and  after  that  he  will  let  you  goe 
4.21.  that  he  (hall  not  let  the  people  go 
y.i.to  my  people  go       Cha.7.i6.&  8.1,20. 
&  9.  i,  13.  &  10. 3. 
4.  Mofes  lit  the  people  from  their  works  ? 
6. 1  i.that  he  let  the  children  of  Ifrael  go 
7. 1 4. he  refufeth  to  let  the  people  go 
8. 2 1. if  thou  wilt  not  let  my  people  go,  I 
28 .1  will  to  you  goe,that  you  may 
29. to  not  Pharaoh  deal  deceitfully 
3  2.neither  would  he  to  the  people  go 
9>7.and  he  did  not  let  the  people  go 
8.to  Mofes fprinkle  it  towards  heaven 
i7«that  thou  wilt  not  let  them  go 
28.I  will  to  you  go,  and  ye  mall 
3  y. neither  would  he  let  the  children  of  If.go 
io.20.would  not  let  them  go  Verfe.27. 

&Chap.  11. 10. 
1 2 . 1 0  ye  (hall  let  noth  ing  of  i  t  rem  ai  n 
1 3 . 1 7  .when  Pharaoh  had  let  the  people  go 
1 4.  y  .h .we  let  Ifrael  go  from  ferving  us 
17.11.when  he  todown  his  hand, Am.prevaiU 
1 8.27.Mofes/?f  his  father-in-law  depart 
1 9.24./?*  not  the  priefts  break  thorow 
20.19.but  to  not  God  fpeak  with  us 
2 1. 8. then  (hall  he  to  her  be  redeemed 
26.(hall  let  him  go  free  for  his  eyes  fake 
27.fhall  let  him  go  free  for  his  tooths 
23.1  i.thou  (halt  to  it  reft  and  lieftill 
33.1 2.not  let  me  know  whom  thou  wilt  fend 
Leu.  1 4.7. and  (hall  let  the  living  bird  loofe 
i8.2r  .not  let  any  of  thy  feed  paffe  to  Molech 
19. 1 9.not  let  thy  cattel  gender  with  a  divers  ki. 
D?ȣ.2.30.butSihon  would  not  tous  paffe 
1  y.  1 2.thou  (halt  let  him  go  free  from  thee 
1 3  .thou  (halt  not/??  him  go  away  empty 
JoJh.io.zS.yiete  therein,  he  let  none  remain 

Verfe  30. 
/     24.28.foJ01h.ua  let  the  people  depart 
Judg.  1.2  j.  but  they  let  go  the  man  and  his  family 
2.6.when  Jofhua  had  let  the  people  go 

1  &i/#,i8.2.would  to  him  go  no  more  home 
2 1 . 1  3 .  let  his  fpiht  fall  down  upon  his 

2  Sam.  1 1. 1 2.to  morrow  I  will  let  thee  depart 

13 .6.1  pray  thee  let  Tamar  my  filler  come 
27. he  let  all  the  Kings  fons  go 

1  Kjn.  1 8 .40./??  not  one  of  them  efcape 

2  Chro.  1 6. 1  .might  let  none  go  out  or  come  in  to 

20. 10. whom  thou  wouldeft  not  tolfr.  invade 
Efthe.  y. 1 2.Efther,to  no  man  come  in  but  my  felf 

9. 1 3  .to  it  be  granted  to  the  Jewes  to  doe 
Job  6.9.would  let  loofe  his  hand,and  cut  me  off 

27  6. my  righteoufheffe,  I  wili  not  let  it  go 
Pfal.69.6Jet  not  them  that  wait  on  thee  be 

let  not  thofe  that  feek  thee  be  confound. 
1 09. 6. and  let  Satan  ftand  at  his  right  hand 
1 19.10.  to  me  not  wander  from  thy  command. 
Cant.  3 .4.1  held  him,and  would  not  let  him  go 

8. 1 1. he  to  out  the  vineyard  unto  keepers 
^•4?.i3.I  will  work,andwho  fhall  to  it 
Jer.z7. 1 1  .thofe  will  I  let  remain  ftill 
£^L?/j.  3  9.7.I  will  not  let  them  pollute  my  holy 
Mat.z  1. 33. let  it  out  to  husbandmen,and  went 

4 1. will  let  his  vineyard  to  other  husbandm. 
Mar\e  1 2. 1  .planted  a  vineyard,  to  it  out  to  husba. 

Lu\e  20.9. 
22.68.you  will  not  anfwer  me,  nor  to  me  go 
John  19.1 2.if  thouto  this  man  go,  thou  art  not 
Acts  27. 1  j. we  let  her  drive 
R0m.Li3.but  was  to hithertOjthat I  might 
2  Thef.z.7.  he  who  letteth  will  let 
Heb.z.  i.left  at  any  time  we  (hould  let  them  flip 
let  it  alone.  See  it  in  3Horie, 
let  down. 
Gen.  24. 14.  let  down  thy  pitcher  that  I  may  drink 
1 8. fhe  hafted  and  let  down  her  pitcher 

Verfe  60. 
Jojh.  1.1 5  .then  (lie  let  them  down  by  a  cord 


1 8. which  thou  didft  lei  us  down  by 

1  Sam.ic}.  1 2.  Michal  let  David  down 

2  Kjn.  13. 2 1.  and  when  the  mm  was  todown 
Jet. 1 8.6.they  let  down  Jeremiah  with  cords 

1 1  .rags,  and  to  them  down  by  cords 
E^e.  1 .24. when  they  ftood,they  to  down  their  wi. 

25.2nd  had  kt  down  their  wings 
Mar.  2.4. they  let  down  the  bed  wherein 
Lu\e  y .4, /?f  down  your  nets  for  a  draught 
y.at  thy  word  I  will  todown  the  net 
19./??  him  down  thovow  the  tiling 
Aclt  9.2  y  Jet  him  down  by  the  wall  in  a  basket 
io.n.fcnitjtind  todown  to  the  earth 
1 1 . 5. lei  down  from  heaven  by  four  corners 
27.30.  when  they  had  todown  the  boat 
2C<ft'.n.3  3.inabasket  was  I  to  down  by  the  wal 

letter. 
2  Sam.  1 1 .  t  4.  David  wrote  a  letter  to  Joab,&  fent 

1 y. and  he  wrote  in  the  letter,  faying 
2  2£wg.y.y.I  will  fenda  letterto  the Ki.of  Ifrael 
6.he  brought  the  letter  to  the  King  of  Ifrael 

now  when  this  Letter  is  come  unto  thee 
7.when  the  K.  had  read  the  to.he  rent  his  cl. 
10. 2.  affoon  as  this  letter  cometh  unto  you 
6.he  wrote  a  letter  the  fecond  time — faying 
7.when  the  letter  came,they  took  the  Ks.fons 
19. 14.  Hezekiah  received  the  letter,  and  read  it 
Eya  4.7.the  letter  was  written  in  the  Syr.  tongue 
8.  Rehum  wrote  againft  Jerufalem 
1 1. this  is  the  copy  of  the  letter  that  they 
i8.the  let.  wch  ye  fent — hath  bin  plainly  read 
» 3. when  Artaxcrxes  letter  was  read,they 
y.  y.  then  they  returned  anfwer  by  letter 
6,the  copy  of  the  letter  that  Tatnai  the 
7.they  fent  a  letter  unto  him,  wherein  was 
7>i  1.  this  is  the  copy  of  the  letter  that  Artaxer. 
Neh.z.S.  and  a  letter  to  Aznph  the  keeper  of  the 

6.y.fent  with  an  open  letter  in  his  hand 
Eftber  9.26.for  all  the  words  of  this  /?#?r,and 

29.  wrote  toconfirme  this— letter  of  Purim 
i/a.37.i4.Hezekiah  received  the  letter  from 
Jer.  29. 1.  words  of  the  letter  that  Jeremiah  fent 

29>Zephaniah the prieft  read  thisletter 
Ails  23.2  y  •  he  wrote  a  letter  after  this  manner 
3  4. when  the  governour  dad  read  the  letter 
Rom.z.i7.who  bythtletter  doft  tranfgrefs  <he  law 
29.circum.is  that  of  the  heart,not  of  the  let. 
7.6.fpirit,  and  not  in  the  oldnefle  of  the  letter 
2  Co>'.3.6.miniftersnotof  theto.but  of  the  Spirit 
the  letter  killeth,  the  Spirit  giveth  life 
7-8.though  I  made  you  forry  with  a.  letter 
Gal.6.1 1. ye  fee  how  large  a  letter  I  have  written 
2  Thef.z.z .  that  ye  be  not  fhaken  by  a  let.  as  from 
H?t.i3.22.written  a  tow  unto  you  in  a  few  wor. 
letters. 

1  Kjn. 2 1 .8 .fo  fhe  wrote  letters  in  Ahabs  name 
and  fent  the  letten  unto  the  elders 

p.fhe  wrote  in  the  toto'.r,faying,Proclaime 
1 1 .  was  written  in  the  letters  (he  had  fent 

2  Kjn.  10.  i.Jehu  wrote  letters,8i  fent  to  Samaria 
20.1 2jent  letters  and  a  prefent  to  Hezekiah 

2  Chro.  30.1  .Hezek.wrote  letters  alfo  to  Ephraim 
6.fo  the  poftes  went  with  the  letters 
3  2 . 1 7.he  wrote  alfo  letters  to  raile  on  the  Lord 
Nch.z.7.ii it  pleafe  the  King  let  letters  be  given 
9.governours,  and  gave  them  the  Kings  let. 
6. 1 7.nobles  of  Judah  fent  letters  to  Tobiah 
i9.Tobiah  fent  letters  to  put  me  in  feare 
Efthe-f  1 .2  2.he  ftnc  letters  unto  all  the  Kings  pro. 
3.1 3. and  the  letters  were  fent  by  poftes 
8.5.to  reverfe  the  letters  devifed  by  Haman 
io.and  fent  lettes  by  poftes  on  hors-back 
20.  Mordecai  fent  letters  unto  all  the  Jewes 

2  y  .the  King  commanded  by  letters,thzt  his 

3  o.and  fent  the  letters  unto  all  the  Jewes 
(/«<. 3 9. 1. fent  /?tt?»\J  and  a  prefent  to  Hezekiah 
Jer.  29.2  y.becaufe  thou  haft  fent  letters  in  thy 
£.«^e  2.3.38.  fuperfcription  was  written  in  tote.of 
John  7. 1  f  .how  knoweth  this  man  Z?«m,having 
Acls  9.2.defired  of  him  letters  to  Damafcus 

15.23.  wrote  letters  by  them  after  this  manner 
22.y.from  whom  alfo  I  received  letters 
28.21.  weneither  received  letters  out  of  Judea 

1  Cor.  i6.3.whomfoe.you  fhall  approve  by  your  le. 

2  Cw.3.i.or  need  we  letters  of  commen.from  you 
1  o.^.as  if  I  would  certifie  you  by  letters 

10. for  1 


LET 


LEV 


LEV 


LEV 


LEV 


LEV 


i  o.for  his  letters, hy  they,  are  weighty 
1 1  .fuch  as  we  are  by  letters, fach  w  ill  we 
letted. 
Job  iy.15.  te#  fuch  words  go  out  of  thy  mouth 

4  i.r.with  a  coard  which  thou  lettefl  down 
Luke  z.zo.novi  lettefi  thou  thy  fervant  depart  in 

llettetb, 
2  Kjn.  10.z4.he  that  letteth  him  go,his  life  (hall  be 
Pmi7.i4.ftrife  is  as  when  one  kttetb  out  water 
z  TVW^.r.onelyhewho  now  /e«e^,will  let 

netting, 
Em8.19.not  deceitfully ,in  not  to.the  people  go 

letutyte « 
Gea.zf  .j.fons  ofDedan  were,Lef«/fe>Leummim 
ILetf. 

Ge«.i9.?4-t'ieKfore  was  *"s  name  ca'^  Levl 
34.2*  .Simeon  and  Lew,Dinahsbrethren,took 

jo. Jacob  faid  to  Simeon  and  Levi 
jf.ij.fonsofLeahjSimeonand  Levi 
46. 1 1 .  fons  of  Levi,  Gerfhon,  Kohath^ 

Exod.  6. 16. 
49.5. Simeon  &  Levi  are  brethren,inftruments 
Exod.  1. z.  Reuben,  Simeon,  Levi,  and  Judah 

1  Chron.  z.  1. 

2. 1.  the  houfe  of  Lew,took— a  daughter  of  Le. 
6.  ifi.thefe  are  the  names  of  the  fons  of  Levi 

life  of  Levi  were  1 37  .yeers 

ly.thefeare  the  families  of  Lew, accord. to 

3  z  .26.fons  of  Levi  gathered  themfelves  toget. 

28.child.of  Le.did  according  to  the  word  of 

N/tf».?.i7.fonsofLra,Ger(hon.,Kohath,Merari 

4.2.  fons  of  Koh.from  among  the  fons  of  Levi 
i6\i.Korah,the  fon  of  Kohath,the  fon  of  Levi 

7  .ye  take  too  much  upon  you,ye  fons  of  Le. 
8.heare,I  pray  you,  fons  of  Levi 
icthy  brethren,  the  fons  of  Lew,with  thee 
I7.3.write  Aarons  nameuponthe  rod  of  Lew 
S.rod  of  Aaron  for  the  houfe  ofLew  budded 
26.59.was  Jochebed  the  daughter  of  Levi 

whom  her  mother  bare  to  Levi 
Deut.io.g.Levi  hath  no  part  with  his  brethren 
2i.5.priefls,the  fons  of  Lew  (hall  come  neere 
27. 1 2.Simeon,  Levi,  Judah,  Iflachar 
3 1. 9. del iv.it  unto  the  priefts,  the  fons  of  Lew 
3  j.8.and  of  Lew,he  faid,Let  thy  thummim 
1  Kin.  12.3  t.prie.that  were  not  of  the  fons  of  Le. 
1  Chro.6.i£ons  ofLm,Ger(hon,Kohath,&  Mer. 

Verfe  16. 
3  8. fon  of  Kohatb,  the  fon  of  Lew 
43-the  fon  of  Ger(hon,the  fon  of  Levi 
47  .the  fon  of  Merari,the  fon  of  Levi 
9. 1 8. in  the  companies  of  the  children  of  Lew 
21.6 .but  Levi  &  Benjamin  counted  he  not  for 
23.cl.into  courfes  among  the  fons  of  Levi 

24-thefe  were  the  fons  of  Levi,  after  their 
24.20.reft  of  the  fons  of  Levi  were  thefe 
E^aS.i  j. and  found  there  none  of  the  fons  of  L. 

1 8  .a  man  of  undetftanding,the  fon  of  Lew 
Neb.  12.23  .fons  of  Lew,chief  of  the  fathers,were 
Vfal.  1 3  5.20.blefle  the  Lord,0  houfe  of  Levi 
£^.40.46*  fons  of  Zadok  among  the  (bns  of  L. 

48. 3 1 -one  gate  of  Judah,one  gate  of  Levi 
Zech.  1 2. 1 3  .family  of  the  houfe  of  Levi  apart 
Mz/.2.4.that  my  covenant  may  be  with  Lew 
8.ye  have  corrupted  the  covenant  of  Levi 
3. 3. he  (hall  purifie  thefons  of  Lew 
Mar.z.i^Me  faw  Levi  the  fon  of  Alpheus 
Luke  3.24.  which  was  the  fonne  of  Levi     Ve.29 
5.27.he  faw  a  publican  named  Lew 
29-and  Lew  made  him  a  great  feaft 
Heb.7. 5.ofthe  fons  of  Lew,w no  receive  the  office 
g.Levi  alfo,who  received  tithes,  paid 
Tribe  of  %&di. 
Hum.  1.49.  thou  (halt  not  number  the  tribe  of  Le. 
3.6.  bring  the  tribe  of  Levi  neer 
i8.2.thy  brethren  alfo  of  the  tribe  of  Levi 
De«i.io.8.the  Lord  feparated  the  tribe  of  Levi 

1 8 . 1  .tribe  of  Levi  (hall  have  no  part 
Jojh.  1 3 .  i4.unto  the  tribe  of  Le.  he  gave  no  inher. 

Verfe  33. 
1  C&ro.23.i4.Mofes  fons  named  ofthetri.of  Levi 
Kev.-j  .-j.of  the  tribe  of  Lew  were  numb.  1 2.thouf. 
ieWatijan, 

Job  4i.i.canft  thou  draw  out  Leviathan 
PyrtZ.74.14.thou  breakeft  the  head  of  Leviathan 
i04.26.there  is  that  Leviathan  whom  thou 


1/4.27. i.even  Leviathan  that  crooked  ferpent 

ietote, 
Num.i  i.28.and  levie  a  tribute  unto  the  Lord  of 

1  Kjn.1  .1  J.King  Solo.raifed  a  /ewe  out  of  all  Ifr. 
the  levie  was  300000.  men 

i4!and  Adoniram  was  over  the  levie 
9,1 5.  this  is  the  veafon  of  the  levie  which  Sol. 
ILetfe, 

2  Kjn.g.zz.on  thefe  did  So.&.a  tribute  of  bond-fe. 
lUtotte. 

Exod4.14.is  not  Aaron  the  Lewfe  thy  brother 
DeaJ.12.12.and  thcLevite  that  is  within  your  ga. 
i8.and  the  Lewfe,and  thou  (halt  rejoyce 
i9<take  heed  thou  forfake  not  the  Levite 

14.27.and  the  Lewfe  thou  (halt  not  forfake 
2?.and  the  Levite  (hall  come  and  eat 

16. 1 1. thou  (halt  rejoice,thou  and  the  Levite 
1 4.  the  Lew7e,'theftranger,  the  fatherlefle 

i8.6.if  a  Levite  come  from  any  of  thy  gates 

26.1 i.Levite,8c  the  ftraager  that  is  among  you 
I2.haftgivenit  unto  the  Levite,thc  ftranger 
1 3 .  alfo  have  given  them  unto  the  Levite 
y#rf?.i7.7.was  a  Lewfe,and  he  fojourned  there 

"  9 . 1  am  a  Levite  of  Bethlehem 
10.  and  thy  victuals,  fo  the  Levite  went  in 
1  i.Levite  was  content  to  dwel  with  the  man 
12.  andMicah  confecrated  the  Levite 
1 3  .feeing  I  have  a  Levite  to  my  prieft 

18.3.  they  knew  the  voice  of  the  Lewte 
1  j.  to  the  houfe  of  the  young  man,  the  Lev. 

1 9, a  certain  Levite  fojourning  on  the  fide 

20.4.  the  Lewfe  anfwered  and  faid,I  came 
2  Cko.20.14.then  upon  Jahaziel  the  Levite  came 

3 1. 1 2.over  which  Cononiah  the  Le^.was  ruler 

14.  Kore  the  Lev.  over  the  free-wil  offering 

E-q&io.i  y.Shabbethai  the  Levite  helped  them 

Luke  10.3  2.1ikewife  a  Lewfe  came  and  looked  on 

Acl.^6.3.  Levite,  and  of  the  countrey  of  Cyprus 

Priefts  joined  with  3Let»ttejBf. 
Deut.17.9.  thou  (halt  come  to  the  priefts,the  Lev. 
1 8.which  is  before  the  priefts  the  Levites 
i8.i.the  priefts  the  Lewfe.s,and  all  the  tribe  of 
24. 8. to  all  that  the  priefts  the  Lev.  (hall  teach 
27.9.the  priefts  the  Levits  fpake  unto  all  Ifrael 
fojh.  3 .3 .  the  priefts  the  Levits  bearing  it 

8. 33. and  on  that  fide  before  the  priefts  the  Lev. 

1  Kjn.S. 4.thofe  did  the  priefts  and  Levits  bring  up 
j  CfoU9.2.were  thepriefts,Lewtt,  &  the  Nethin. 

13.2.  to  the  preifts  the  Lev.  which  are  in  their 
1  j.i  1.  David  called  for  the  priefts  &  the  Levits 

14.  fo  the  priefts  the  Lewftfanctified  them 

23.2.  together  with  the  priefts  and  the  Levites 

24.6.chief  of  th°  fathers  of  the  priefts  and  Lev. 

Verfe  3 1. 

28. 1 3. for  the  courfes  of  the  priefts  and  Levites 

2 1 .  &  behold  the  courfes  of  the  priefts  &  Le. 

2  Ch\% .%  .thefe  did  the  priefts  &  the  Levites  bring 
8.1 5. unto  the  priefts  and  Levites  concerning 
1 1.1 3. and  the  priefts  and  the  Levites  that  were 
19.8.  Jehofhaph.fet  of  the  Lev.SL  of  the  priefts 

13.4.  priefts  and  of  the  Levites  (hall  be  porters 
1 8.by  the  hand  of  the  priefts  and  Levites 

24.5.  gathered  together  the  priefts  and  Levites 
29.4.  and  he  brought  in  the  priefts  and  Levites 

34.  the  Levites  more  upright  then  the  priefts 
30. 1  j.  and  the  priefts  &  the  Levites  were  a(ha. 

2 1. the  Levites  and  priefts  praifed  the  Lord 

2  5  .all  the  congregat.with  the  priefts  &  Lev. 

27.then  the  priefts  the  Levites  arofe,  &  bleff. 

3  i.2.appointed  the  courfes  of  the  priefts  &  Le. 

the  priefts  and  Levits  for  burnt- offerings 

4.  to  give  the  portion  of  the  priefts  and  Lev. 

9-Hezek.  cjueftioncd  with  the  priefts  &  Lev. 
3  4. 3  o.  the  priefts  and  Levites,  and  all  the  peo. 
3  5. 8. princes  gave  willingly  to  the  priefts  &  L . 

io.priefts  in  their  place,Le^.  in  their  courfes 

i8.priefts  and  the  Lewtt,and  all  Judah 
E^a  1.?.  then  rofe  up  the  chief  of  the  prie.&  Le. 
i.70.  fo  the  priefts  &  Lev.  dwelt  in  their  cities 
3.8.the  priefts  &  the  Levites,  all  they  that  were 

1 2.  but  of  the  priefts  &  the  Levits  who  were 
6.i5.priefts,Lewtt,  and  the  reft  of  the  children 

20.for  the  priefts  and  Levites  were  purified 
7<7.therewent  up  of  the  priefts  and  Levites 

1 3  .all  they  of  his  priefts  and  Levites 

24.wecertifieyou,touching  the  priefts  &Le. 


8.30X0  took  the  priefts  and  Levites  the  weight 

9.1.  priefts  and  the  Levites  have  not  feparated 

10.5. Ezra  made  the  priefts  &  Levites  to  fwear 

Nch.j.jjAo  the  pri.&  Levites  &  the  porters  dwelt 

8.13  .on  the  fecond  day  were  gath.the  pr.&  Le. 

g.3  8.our  princes,Le.and  priefts,  do  (eal  unto  it 

10.2  8. reft  of  the  people,the  pri.and  the  Levites 

3  4. we  caft  lots  among  the  pri.&  the  Levites 

1  io.priefts  and  the  Lev.md  the  Nethinims 

20.therefidueof  the  prieftsand  Lew.  were 

1 2. 1. now  thefe  are  the  pri.and  the  Levites,  that 

3o.priefts,&  the  Levites,  purified  themfelves 

44-portions  of  the  law  for  the  priefts  and  Le. 

rejoyced  for  the  pri.and  Le.that  waited 

1 3.30.appointed  the  words  for  the  pri.andLew 

Ifa.66. 2  i.I  will  take  of  them  for  priefts  and  Levi. 

Je/.i  3. 1 8. neither  (hall  the  pri.&  Lra.want  a  man 

21.&  with  the  Lev.  the  priefts  my  minifters 

£^.43. 19.  thou  (halt  give  to  the  pri.  the  Levites 

44.i5.butthepri.theLeM;mhefonsofZadok 

48. 1 3 .  againft  the  border  of  the  pri.  the  Levites 

John  1. i9.twhen  the  Jewesfent  priefts  &  Lev  to 

!Ut)tte0. 
Exo.6.z$.  thefe  are  the  heads  of  the  fath.of  the  Le. 
38.2i.it  was  counted  accor.to  the  fer.  of  the  L. 
Lez>.25.32.notwithftanding  the  cities  of  the  Lev. 
cities  of  their  pofTeflions  may  thcL.redeem  t 
3  3  .ifa  man  purchafe  of  the  Lew'to^then       I 
cities  of  the  Levites  are  thur  poflefiion 
Num.  1.47.  but  the  Lev.  were  not  numbred  among 
So.  appoint  the  Levi.ovct  the  tabernacle  of 
J 1  .taber.fetteth  forw.Lew.thall  take  it  down 
is  to  be  pitched,the  Lei>.(hallfet  it  up 
5  3  .but  the  Levites  (hall  pitch  round  about 
2. 17.  fet  forward  with  the  camp  of  the  Levites 

3  3  .but  the  Levites  were  not  numbred 
3.9.(ball  give  the  Levites  unto  Aaron 

1 2.1  have  taken  theL.in  ftead  of  the  firft-bo. 

therefore  the  Levites  (hall  be  mine 

2o.thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Levites 

3  2.  chief  over  the  chief  of  the  Levites 
39«all  that  were  numbred  of  the  Levites 
41.  and  thou  (halt  take  the  Levites  forme 

children  of  Ifrael  ,and  the  cattel  of  the  Le. 

4  5.  take  the  Levites  in  ftead  of  all  the  firft-b 
cattellofthe  Levites  in  ftead  of  their 

and  the  Levites  (hall  be  mine 
4^.which  are  more  then  the  Levites 
49.them  that  were  redeemed  of  the  Levites 
4. 1 8. cut  not  off— from  among  the  Levites 

4<S.that  were  numbred  of  the  Le.  whom  Mo 
7.?.thou  (halt  give  them  unto  the  Levites 

6.and  gave  them  unto  the  Levites 
8.6.take  the  Levitcs,and  deanfe  them 
9-and  thou  (halt  bring  the  Levites  before  the 
xo.(halt  bring  the  Levites  before  the  Lord 

Ifrael  put  their  hands  upon  the  Levites 
1 1  .Aaron  (hall  offer  the  Lev.  before  the  Lo. 
1  i.Lcvites  (hall  lay  their  hands  upon 

to  make  an  attonement  to  the  Lev.fov 
1 3 .  thou  (halt  fet  the  Levites  before  Aaron 
i4.thou (haltfepar3te  the  Levites 

and  the  Levites  (hall  be  mine 
1  $.(hall  the  Levitesgo  in  to  do  the  fervice 
1 8 .1  have  taken  the  Levites  for  all 
1 9. given  theLewYesas  a  gift  to  Aaron 
zo.congrcgation  did  to  theLevites  according 
2 1. and  the  Levites  were  purified ,and  they 
2 2. after  that  went  the  Levites  in,to  doe 

had  commanded  concerning  the  Lev. 
24.  this  is  it  that  belongeth  unto  the  Levites 
26.thus  (halt  thou  doe  unto  the  Levites 
1 8. 6.1  have  taken  your  brethren  the  Levites 
2 3. but  the  Levites  (hall  doe  the  fervice 
24.tithes  I  have  given  to  the  Levites 
26".thus  fpeak  unto  the  Levites,md  fay 
3o.then  it  fhalbe  counted  to  the  Levites 
26.57.numbred  of  the  Lev.  after  their  families 

5  8. thefe  are  the  families  ofthe  Levites 
3  i.jo.and  give  them  unto  the  Levites  whkh 
3  5. 2.that  they  give  unto  the  Levites  cities . 

ye  (hall  give  alfo  unto  the  Lew.fuburbs 
4.  cities  which  he  fhall  give  unto  the  Levites 
(j.among  the  cities  ye  give  unto  the  Levites 
7.cities  ye  give  to  the  Levites  (hall  be  for 
8.every  one  (hall  give  cities  untothe  Levites 
De#?a8„7.minifter 


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Deut.  1 8.7.minifter,as  all  his  brethren  the  Lev.do 
z7.14.the  Levites  (hall  fpeak,and  fay 
r.iy,  commanded  the  Le.  which  bare  the  ark 
vfi.  1 4. 3. but  unto  the  Levites  he  gave  none 
4.  they  gave  no  part  unto  the  Levites 
1 8.7.but  the  Levites  have  no  part  among  ypu 
2 1 . 1  .then  came  neer  the  fathers  of  the  Levites 
3  .gave  unto  the  Levites  thefe  cities 
4-children  of  Aaron  which  were  of  the  Lev. 
8.1frael  gave  unto  the  Levites  thefe  cities 
20. families  of  Kohath  the  ie.which  remain. 
27.Gerfhon,of  the  families  of  the  Levites 
34.childrenofMerari,the  reft  ofthe  Levites 
40.wch  were  remaining  of  the  fam.of  the  Lt. 
4 1. all  the  cities  of  the  Levites  within 
1  Sam.6.1  j .and  the  Levites  took  down  the  ark 
25aw.15.24.  Zadokand  the  Lev.  were  with  him 

1  Cbro-6 . 1  p.fam.of  the  Lev.  according  to  their  fa. 

48. Levites  were  appointed  unto  all  mankind 
64. gave  to  the  Levites  thek  cities  with 

9.  i4.and  of  the  £rato,Shemaiah  the  fon  of 
26. thefe  Levites  were  in  their  fet  office 
3 1  .and  Mattithiah  one  of  the  Levites  had 
3  3  .chief  of  the  fathers  of  the  Levites 
34. thefe  chief  fathers  of  the  Levites  were 

1  j.i  5  .children  of  the  Levites  bare  the  ark 
i6.Davidfpaketothechiefofthe  Lev.  to 
1 7.  fo  the  Levites  appointed  Heman,  and 
2  2.Chenaniah  of  the  Levites  was  forfong 
26.  when  God  helped  the  Levites  that  bare 
27.aU  the  Levites  that  bare  the  ark,and 

i6.4.certain  of  the  Levites  to  minifter  before 

23.3  .now  the  Levites  were  numbred  from 
26. and  alfo  unto  the  Levites  they  fhall 
27. Levites  were  numbred  from  twenty  yeers 

24.6.one  of  the  Le.  wrote  them  before  the  Ki. 
30. thefe  were  the  fons  of  the  Levites 

26.i7.eaftward  were  fix  Levites 
20. and  of  the  Levites  Ahijah  was  over 

27.17.oftheLratoHafhab.ah  the  fon  of 

2  Cbro.  5 .4.2nd  the  Levites  took  up  the  ark 

1 2. Levites  which  were  the  fingers  flood  at 
7.6. Levites  alfo  with  inftruments  of  mufick 
8 .  14. and  the  Levites  to  their  charges 
1 1 . 1 4.for  the  Levites  left  their  fuburbs 
13. 9. have  ye  not  caft  out  the  Levites 

io.and  Levites  wait  upon  their  bufineffe 
i7.8.and  with  them  he  fent  Levites 

Lev.and  with  them  Elifhama,&Jeho. 
19.1 1. Levites  fhall  be  officers  before  you 
20. 19. Levites  flood  up  to  praife  the  Lord 
23 .2(g3thered  the  Levites  out  of  all  the  cities 

6.1et  none  fave  they  that  minifter  of  the  Le. 

7.Z.ra.fhall  comp.tffetbe  King  round  about 

8  .fo  the  Levites  did  according  to  all  that 
24.y.howbeit  the  Levites  haftcned  it  not 

6. why  haft  thou  not  required  of  the  Levites 

1 1.  chefl  brought  by  the  hand  of  the  Levites 
29.  j.ye  LcviteSyCan&.'iRe  now  your  felves 

1 1.  then  the  Levites  arole,  Mahath  the  fon 
1 6.and  the  Levites  took  it  to  carry  it  out 
2j.andhefetthe  Levites  in  the  houfe 

26. and  the  Levites  flood  with  the  inftrume. 

30. princes  commanded  the  Levites  to  fing 
3  o.  1 6.w <h  they  received  of  the  hands  of  the  L. 

17. therefore  the  Levites  had  the  charge  of 

2  2.fpake  comfortably  unto  all  the  Levites 
3 1. 17  Lev.  from  twenty  yeers  old  and  upward 

1 9. reckoned  by  genealogies  among  the  Lev. 
3  4. 9. which  the  Levites  that  kept  the  doorgath. 

1 2.  Levites  of  the  fons  of  Merari 

other ofthe  Levites,z\\  thatcoulds!  il 
1 3. and  of  rhe  Levites  there  were  fcribes 

3  y. 3.2nd  faid  unto  the  Levites  which  taught 
y.afterdivifion  ofthe  families  of  thz  Lev. 
9.chief  of  the  Levites  gave  to  the  Levites 
1 1. and  the  Levites  ftayed  them 
i4.therefore  the  Levites  prepared  for 
1  y. their  brethren  the  Levites  prepared  for 
E^ra  2.40. the  Levites  the  children  of  jefhua 

3.8.  appointed  the  Levites  from  twenty  ye.old 
9-with  their  fons  and  brethren  the  Levites 
io.and  Lev.  the  fons  of  Afaph,  with  Cimb. 

6. 18. they  fee  the  Levites  in  their  courfes 

8.20.  appointed  for  the  fervice  ofthe  Levites 
aj.with  themJozabad,and  NoadiahjLrato 


10. 2  3. alfo  of  the  Lra'fMjozabad,  and  Shimei 
Neb.  3 . 1 7.after  him  repaired  the  Levites 
7.1. porters,fingers,Z.ra'to,were  appointed 

43-the  Levites,tht  children  of  Jethua 
S^.Z-Cfxaufed  the  people  to  underftand 
9.  and  the  Levites  that  taught  the  people 
1 1 .  fo  the  Lev.  ftilled  all  the  people,  faying 
y.4.then  flood  up,upon  the  ftairs5of  thtLevites 

5  .then  the  Levites  faid,Stand  up  and  bleffe 
1  o.9.and  the  Levites,  both  Jefhua  the  fon  of 
3  7  .unto  the  Lev.th^t  the  fame  Levit.  might 
38.  and  the  priefts  fhall  be  with  the  Levites 
when  the  Lev. take  tithe  s,&  the  Lev. fhall 
11.15.alfooftheLe.Shema.ah  the  fon  of  Hafh. 
itf.chiefof  the  Leviteshzd  the overfight of 
1 8. all  the  Levites  in  the  holy  city  were 
22.the  overfeer  ofthe  Levites  was  IJzzi  the1 
3  6,of  the  Levites,  were  divifions  in  Judah 
1 2.8.moreover  the  Lrato,Jefhuah,Kadmiel 
2  2-.the  Lev. in  the  dayes  of  Eliafhib  were  re 
24.chief  of  the  Lev.zo  praife-and  give  thanks 
27.  at  the  dedication  they  fought  the  Levites 
47.fantlified  holy  things  unto  the  Levites 
the  Le.fan&.them  onto  the  chil.of  Aar. 
ij.y.commanded  tobe  given  to  the  Levites,^ 
io.portions  of  theL.had  not  bin  given  them 
for  the  Lra.were  fled  every  one  to  his 
13.  Zadok  thcfcribe,&of  the  Lev.  Pedaiah 
22.I  commanded  the  Le.they  fhould  deanfe 
29.have  defiled  the  priefthood  of  the  Levites 
Jer. 3  3 . 2 z.multiply  the  Le.  that  minifter  unto  me 
£^.44. 1  o.the  Le.  that  are  gone  away  fhall  bear 
4?.f. fhall  the  Levites  have  for  themfelves 
48. 1  i.went  not  aftray  when  the  Le.went  aftray 
1 2,moft  holy  by  the  borders  ofthe  Levites 
ii.  from  the  poffeffion  ofthe  Lev.  and  from 
letitttcaH. 
Heb.-j.i  i.if  perfection  by  the  Levkicall priefthood 

lettmrofoi, 
Gen.i  j.3.fons  of  Dedan  were,Letufh.  Leummim 

letoD. 
£^.16.27.  which  areafhamed  of  thy  lewd  way 
23.44.fo  went  they  in  unto  the  le  wd  woman 
Acts  17.  j.took  certain  lewd  fellows  ofthe  ba.fort 

Icwulg, 
£^.2.2.1  i.another  lewdly  defiled  his  dau.in-law 

lerounefle. 
Judg.zo.6.they  have  committed  lewdnefe  in  Ifrael 
Jer.  1 1. 1  y.  fhe  hath  wrought  lewdnefe  with  many 
13.27. 1  have  feen  the  lewd.ot  thy  whoredome 
£^.16.4 3. and  thou  fhalt  not  commit  this  lewd. 
y8.thou  haft  born  thy  lewdn.  and  thine  abom. 
22-9.in  midft  of  thee  they  commit  lewdnejje 
23.21.to  remembrance  the  lewdn.  of  thy  youth 
2 7. thus  will  I  make  thy  lewdnefe  to  ceafe 
29.difcovered  both  thy  lewdnejje  and  whored. 
3  j. therefore  bear  thou  thy  lewdnejje 
48.thus  will  I  caufe  lewdnejje  to  ceafe 
49. fhall  recompenfe  your  lewdnejje  upon  you 
24.1 3. in  thy  filthineffe is  lewdnefe,becauCe 
Hof.  2.  io.and  now  will  I  difcoverher  lewdnefe 

6.9. murder  in  the  way— they  commit  lewdnefe 
Acts  18.i4.ifa  matter  of  wrong,  or  lewdn.vczton 

liberalttp. 

1  Cor,  1 6 . 3 .  to  bring  your  liberality  to  Jerufalem 

2  O.8.2.  abounded  to  the  richnefle  of  their  libe. 

liberal!,. 
Pro. 1 1. 2  j. the  liberaU  foule  fhall  be  made  fat 
lfa.$  2. y.  the  vile  perfon  fhalbe  no  more  called  lib. 
8.but  the  liberaU  devifeth  liberaU  things 

and  by  liberaU  things  fhall  he  ftand 
2  Cor.g.  1 3. they  glorified  G.for— /ifr.diftribution 

Itberallp. 
Dent.  1 5  .i4.thou  fhalt  furnifh  him  liberally  out  of 
fam.x.^.  God  giveth  to  all  mm  liberally 

Kbertp. 
Lev.  2  j.  io.proclaim  liberty  throughout  al  the  land 
Pfal.i  19.4y.and  I  will  walk  at  liberty  Jot  I 
lfa.6 1. 1  .fent  me  to  proclaim  liber,  to  the  captives 
Jer.3&.8. to  proclaime  liberty  unto  them 

1  y.  had  done  right  in  proclaiming  lib.  to  his 
l6.whora  he  had  fet  at  liberty  to  returne 
17.  not  hearkened  in  proclaiming  libe. every 
I  proclaim  a  lib.iar  you  ro  the  famine 
£^.46. 1 7.it  fhall  be  his  to  the  yeer  of  liberty 


Lu\e  4. 1 8. to  fet  at  //'forty  them  that  ate  bruifed 
Alls  14.23  .keep  Paul,  and  to  let  him  have  liberty 
26.3  2.  this  m3n  might  have  been  fet  at  liberty 
27.3 .  and  gave  him  liberty  to  goe  to  his  friends 
Rom.8.1  1 .  from  bondage  into  the  glorious  liberty 

1  Cor. 7. 39.fhe  is  at  lib.to  marry  whom  fhe  will 

8. 9. left  by  any  means  this  liberty  of  yours 
10.29.for  why  is  my  liberty  judged 

2  0.3.i7.where  the  fpirit  ofthe  L.iSsthere  is  B. 
Grt/.2.4.whocamc  in  privily  to  fpie  out  your  libe. 

j.i.  ftand  faft  therefore  in  thcliberty  wherein 

1.3 .  brethren ,  ye  have  been  called  unto  liberty 

ufe  not  Itb.foi  an  occafion  to  the  flefh 

Htb.  1 3. 2 3. our  brother  Timothy  is  fet  at  liberty 

Jam.  1 . 2  y.whofo  lookcth  into  the  law  of  liberty 

2.1 2.that  fhall  be  judged  by  the  law  ollibeny 

1  Vet.z.  1 6. as  free,and  not  ufing  your  liberty,  for 

2  Vet.i.  19.  while  they  promife  them  liberty t  they 

liummeg.    . 
Acts  6.9.called  the  Synagogue  of  the  Libertines 
libna. 

1  Chr 0.6, ■*,■;. Libna with  herfuburbs,  and  Jattiz 

libnah, 

Waw.33.20.and  they  departed  and  pitched  in  Lib. 

2.  removed  from  Libnah,&  pitched  at  Riffah 
Jflfh.10.19.unto  Libnakznd  fought  againft  Libnab 

3 1.  and  Jolhua  paffed  from  Libnah 

3  2.  according  to  all  that  he  had  done  to  Lib. 

39.ashehaddonetoX.ifr.  and  to  her  King 
2 1 . 1 3  .they  gave  Libnab  w  ith  her  fuburbs 

2  Kjn.%.  2  2.then  Edom  and  Lifr.revolt.at  the  fame 
19.8. King  of  Affyria  warring  againft  Libnab 
23.3  i.the  daughter  of  Jeremiah  of  Libnah 

Chap.  24. 18. 
1  Cfcr0.21.1o.the  fame  time  did  Libnahrevolt 
Ifa.tf. 8.Kingof  Affyria  warring  againft  Libnab 
Jer.^1.1.  Hamutal  daughter  of  Jeremiah  of  Libn' 

King  of Irtmafj. 
Jofh.  1 2. 1 5 .  the  King  of  Libnab  one,the  King  of 

libnf. 
Exod.6. 17. ions  of  Getfhon,  Libni,md  Shimei 

1  Chron.6.  17. 
Jv7«8.3.i8.Gerfhon  by  their  families,Zi.&  Shim. 
1  Cbro.6.io.of  Gerfhon,  lifeihitfon 
i$.Libni  his  fon,Shimei  his  fon 
Mmtte&i 
Num.  3 .2  i.Gerfhon,the  family  ofthe  Libnites 
26.58.the  fam.of  thc£i£.the  fam.of  the  Hcbro. 
llb(a,orJLpbfat, 

£^.30.5,.Ethiopia,Z.ifrw,and  Lidia fhall  fall 
38.5.Perfia,Ethiopia,and  Libia  with  them 
Alls  2.10.  and  in  the  parts  of  Libia  about  Cyrene 

JUbfan* 
Jer,q6.9.and  Libians  which  handle  the  fvvord 
Dan. 11. 43. Libians,3nd  Ethiopians  fhalbe  at  his 

lilce. 
Exo.8.16.  became  lice  throughout  all  the  la.  ofEg. 
i7.fmote  the  dufl,  and  it  became  lice 

all  the  dufl  of  the  land  became  lice 
18. with  inchantments  to  bring  forth  lice 

there  were  lice  upon  man  and  beaft 
Pfal.  1 0  j .  3 1  .and  there  came  lice  in  all  their  coafts 

licence, 

AUs  1  i^o.had  given  him  licence, VmX  flood  on 
2  y.  1 6. and  have  licence  to  anfwer  for  himfelf 
iiieke, 

M»w.22.4.now  fhall  this  company  tithe  up  all 
1  JCia.21.19.fhaH  dogs  A.up  thy  bloud,even  thine 
Pfal.7  2.9.and  his  enemies  fhall  licfe  the  duft 
Z/a.49. 23  .and  lic^e  up  the  duft  of  thy  feet 
Micab  7.17.  they  fhall  Help  up  the  duft  like  a  ferp. 

UUcSeD* 

1  Kin.  18.38.  licked  up  the  water  that  was  in  rhe 

21.19.  where  dogs  licked  the  bloud  of  Naboth 
22.3  8.and  the  dogs  Helped  up  his  bloud 
Luke  1 6. 1 1.  dogs  came  and  licked  his  fores 

3Ucbett>.      .    , 

tf«w.22.4,licke  up  all,as  the  oxe  lickf™  up  graffe 

2  Kjn.  1 2.9.and  bored  a  hole  in  the  lid  of  it 

lie. 
GfM.47.30_I  will  lie  withmy  fathers 
Exod.11.1  i.thou  fhalt  let  it  reft,  and  lie  ftill 
Naw.io.y.camps  that  lie  in  the  eaft  part  fhall  go 
6.camps  that  lie  on  the  fouth-fide  fhall  take 
VeuUiq.zo.  curfes  in  this  book  fhall  lie  upon  him 

J^9^y^  \ 


LIE       LIE 

Jojb.8.y.  they  went  to  he  in  ambufh,  and  aoode 

1 2.  to  lie  in  ambufh  between  bethel  and  Ai 
Judg.iy,  20. let  all  thy  wants  lie  on  me,only  lodge 
Ruth  3.  4.  {halt  marke  the  place  where  he  (hall  lie 
1  Kings  1 .  2.  and  let  her  lie  in  thy  bofome,thac 
PfX$7. 4. 1  /»«  among  them  that  are  fet  on  lire 

88.$.  like  the  flaine  that  lie  in  the  grave 
Ecclef.4.1  1  .if  two  lie  cogecher,then  they  have  heat 
'yi.13.11.  wilde  beads  of  the  defarc  fhall  lie  there 
1 4. 1 8.  kings  of  the  nations  he  in  glory 
j  1.20.  thy  lbns-/«  at  the  head  of  the  ftrccts 
Eam.z.zt.  young  and  old  lie  on  the  ground  on  the 
£^4.4.4./^  thou  alfo  upon  thy  left  fide 

number  ofdayes  thou  fhalt  lie  upon 

6.  lie  againe  on  thy  right  fide,and  thou 
9.  fhalt  lie  upon  thy  fide  ;  390.  dayes 

31. 18.  thou  (halt  lie  in  the  midft  of  the  uncirc. 
32.  21.  they  lie  uncircum.  flaine  by  the  fword 

27.  and  they  fhall  not  lie  with  the  mighty 

28.  flialt  lie  with  them  that  are  flaine  with 

29.  they  fhall  lie  with  the  uncircumcifed 

30.  be  uncircumcifed  with  them  that  be  flaine 
34.14.  theie  fhall  they  lie  in  a  good  fold 

Joel  1. 13.  come ,  lie  all  night  in  fackcloth 
Amos  6. 4.  that  lie  upon  beds  of  ivory 
John  5.  6.  when  Jefus  faw  him  lie,  and  knew 
20.  6. and  feeth  the  linnen  clothes  lie 
Hie  downe. 
Levit.iS-  23.neither  ftand  before  a  beaft  to  lie  down 
10. \6.  and  lie  down  thereto  ,chou  {halt  kill  the 
z6.6 .{hall  He  down,none  {hall  make  you  afraid 
Num.z$  .24.  he  fhall  not  lie  downe  untill  he  eat 
Veut.  25.2.  caufe  him  to  lie  down  and  be  beaten 
Ruth  3.7.Boaz — to  lie  downe  at  the  end 

13.  lie  downe  untill  the  morning 

1  Sam. 3.  5. 1  called  not,lie  down  again: 

6. 1  called  not,  my  Ion ;  Ik  downe  againe 
9.  he  down,  and  it  {hall  be,  if  he  call  thee 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1 3  .at  even  he  went  to  he  dow.on  his  bed 
Job  7.  4.  when  I  lie  down,  I  fay,When  (hall  I 

1 1. 19.  alfo  thou  fhalt  He  down,and  none  fhall 
20. 1 1 .  which  fhall  lie  downe  with  him  in  the 
2i.2(S.  they  fhall  lie  downe  alike  in  the  duft 
27. 19.  the  rich  man  fhall  lie  downe,  but  he 

P/2i/.23.2.makethme  to  lie  down  in  green  paftures 
Prov.  3.  24.  thou  fhalt  lie  downe ,  and  thy  fleep 
Ifa.n.6.  leopard  fhall  lie  downe  with  the  kid 

7.  their  young  ones  fhall  lie  down  together 
14.30.  and  the  needie  fhall  lie  down  in  fafety 
17.2.  fhall  be  for  flockes  which  fhall  lie  down 

17-10.  there  fhall  the  calfe  feed,and  there  lie  do. 
43 -1 7-  Ihall  lie  downe  together,  they  fhall  not 
[     J  o.  1 1 .  ye  fhall  lie  downe  in  forrow 

6% .  1  o.  a  place  for  the  herds  to  He  downein 
Jer.^.z^ .  we  lie  down  in  our  fhame,and  our  conf. 
^  33-  "•  caufing  their  flocks  to  lie  downe 
£^.34-if.  I  will  caufe  thsmtolie  down,  faith 
Hojea  2.  1 8.  will  make  them  to  lie  down  fafdy 
Zepb. z.7.  fhall  they  lie  down  in  the  evening 

14-  and  flocks  fhall  lie  down  in  the  midft  of 
11.  a  place  for  beafts  to  lie  downe  in 
3.  J  3 .  remnant  fhall  feed,and  lie  downe 
Jlte  in  waite. 
ExoH.  2 1. 1 3.  if  a  man  lie  not  in  waite,  but  God 
Deut.  19. 1 1 .  hate  his  neighboured  lie  in  wait  for 
Jojb.2.4.  ye  flialllie  in  waite  againil  the  city 
J ud.  9.  32.  up,— and  lie  in  wait  in  the  field 
21.20.  goe  and  lie  in  wait  in  the  vineyard 

Verle  13, 
t^«z.i2.8.agame,to//e  inwait,as  at  this 
Job  38.  40.  and  abide  in  the  covert  to  He  in  wait 
Pfal.  5-9.3.  for  loe,they  lie  in  wait  for  my  foule 
Prov.  \z.6.  words  of  the  wicked  are  to  lie  in  waite 
Hofca  7.  6.  like  an  oven,  while  they  lie  in  waite 
Micab  7.2.  thev  all  lie  in  wait  for  blood:they  hunt 
Ail.  23.  2 1 .  for  there  lie  in  wait  for  him  of  them 
Epbef^,  14.  whereby  they  lie  in  wait  to  deceive.** 
I  3Ue  wafte. 

J/^.33.8.  the  high  wayes  lie  wafte:the  wayfar.  man 
34-'o._it  fhall  /«wafte,  none  fhall  pafl'e  thor. 
Hag  1.4.  in  your  cieled  houfes ,  and  this  houfe  lie 
Hie  as  with  a  woman. 


LIE        LIE 

io.  to  lie  by  her,  to  be  with  her 

i  2.  caught  him  by  the  garment~&  with  me 

14.  he  came  in  unto  me  to  lie  with  me 
Exod.  22.  16.  if  a  man  entice  a  maid, — and  lie  in 
Icwf.i5.18.with  whom  man  fhalUie  with  feed  of 

24.if  any  man  lie  with  her  at  all,he  fhall  be 
1 8.  20.  not  lie  carnally  with  thy  neigh,  wife 
22.  fhalt  not  lie  with  mankinde  as  with  wo. 

13.  neither  fhalt  thoufo  with  any  beaft 
20. 1 2.  and  any  man  lie  with  his  daughter 
-    1 3.  if  a  man  alfo  lie  with  mankinde,  as  with 

15.  Lie  with  a  beaft,  he  fhall  be  put  to  death 
18.  he  with  a  woman  having  her  ficknes,and 
20.  if  a  man  lie  with  his  uncles  wife,  he 

NtfW-5-.i3.and  a  mm  lie  with  her  carnally  ,and  it 
Deut.zz.  23.  and  a  man  find  her,-and  lie  with  her 
*  5*  force  her,  and  he  with  her  :  then 

28.  and  lie  with  her,  and  chey  be  found 
18.30.  wife  ,  and  another  man  {hall  lie  with 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1 1 .  fhall  I  then  goe  to  lie  with  my  wife 
12  •  11.  and  he  fhall  he  with  thy  wives  in  the 
1 3- 1 1  faid,  Come,/i«  with  me,  my  fifter 

Cam.i  .ij.he  fhall  lie  all  night  betwixt  my  breafts 

iUetn 
Gen.z6.10.  one  ofthe  peop.  might  lightly  ha.  Hen 
Num. J.  1 9.  if  no  man  have  lien  with  thce,and  if 

20.  but  if  fome  man  have  hen  with  thee 
Juig.  u.it.  deftroy  every  woman  that  hath  lien 
fob  i.  ij.  for  now  fhould  I  have  lien  ftill 
P/.68 .  1 3. though  you  have  lien  among  the  pots,yet 
Jer.^.z.and  fee  where  thou  haft  not  been  to  with 
John  1 1. 17.  had  lienln  the  grave  4.  dayes 

fLisxS  rawMte. 
Jojh.  8.  1 }.  and  their  Hers  in  waite  on  the  weft  of 

1 4.  he  wift  not  that  there  were  tiers  in  wait 
Judg.9.z  5.  men  of  Shechem  fee  Hers  in  waite 

16.12.  and  there  were  hers  in  waite  abiding 
20.  29.  fet  Hers  in  waite  round  about  Gibeah 
33.  Iters  in  waite  of  Ifrael  cam:  forth 

36.  they  trufted  unto  the  Hers  in  waite 

37.  Iters  in  waite  hafted  and  rulhed  up 
Iters  in  waite  drew  themfelves  along 

38.  betweene  Ifrael  and  the  Hers  in  waite 
lieft. 

Gen.  28.13.  the  land  whereon  thou  Heft,to  thee 
Deut.  6.7.  when  thou  Heft  downe  and  rifeft  up 

Chap.  11. 19. 
Jojh.  7.8.  wherefore  Heft  thou  on  thy  face 
Prov.  3.  24.  when  thou  liefl  down,thou  {halt  not 

lieth. 
Gen.  4.  7.  bleflings  of  the  deep  that  lieth  at  the 
49-  JJ.  bleflings  of  the  deep  chac  fof/j  under 
Lewf.14.47.  and  he  that  lieth  in  the  houfe  fhall 
15.4.  every  bed  whereon  he  lieth, -is  uncleane 
20.  every  thing  fhe  lieth  upon  fhall  be  unci. 
24.  and  if  any  man  lieth  with  her  at  all 
26.every  bed  wheron  fhe  tkth^ihal  be  unci. 
33.  that  lieth  with  her,  when  fhe  is  uncleane 
26.34.  as  long  as  it  lieth  defolate,  and  yee 
3  J.  as  long  as  it  lieth  defolate  ,  it  fhall  reft 
43.  when  fhe  Hcth  defolate  without  them 
Num.  21.  15".  and  lieth  upon  the  border  of  Moab 
Jojh.  1 5:. 8.  that  lieth  before  the  valley  of  Hinnom 
17.7.  that  lieth  before  Shechem,  and  the  bord. 
18. 1  j.neere  the  hill  that  heth  on  the  fouch-fide 
1 4.  from  the  hill  that  lieth  before  B  ethoron 
1*.  that  lieth  before  the  valley  of  the  fon  of 
Judg.i.ig.  which  lietb'm  the  fouth  of  Arad 
1 6.  T .  fee  wherein  his  great  ftrength  heth 
6.  tell  me  wherein  thy  greac  ftrength  Heth 
1 5".  not  told  me  wherein  thy  ftrength  lieth 
18.  28.  in  the  valley  that  lieth  by  Bech-rehob 
2  Sam.z.iq.  that  lieth  before  Giah  by  the  way  of 

24.  j.  that  heth  in  the  midft  ofthe  river  of 
Nebem. ■>,.%<>.  tower  which  lieth  out  from  the  kings 
z6-  and  the  tower  that  lieth  out 
27.  againftthe  great  cower  that  lieth  out 
Job  40.  21.  he  lieth  under  the  fhadie  trees 
Pfal.  41.  8.  now  that  he  lieth,he  fhall  rife  up  no 

88. 7.  thy  wrath  &?/?hard  upon  me  • 
Esel(.  9.  2.  came  from  che  way  which  heth  coward 

29.  3.  that  lieth  In  the  midft  of  his  rivers 


LIE        LIE 


Gen.19.  32.  drinke  wine,  and  we  will  &wich  him  Mat.8.6.  my  fervanc  lieth  at  home  fick  ofthe  pal. 
34-  goe  thou  in,  and  lie  with  him  Ma-Uj.  23.  my  daughter  heth  at  the  poinc  of  death 

•   3°-iJ.  therefore  he  fhaJl/ie  with  thee  co  night  1  Aft.14.6.  and  unc6  the  region  which  lieth  round 
39-7-  fhe  faid   Come  Jie  with  me  27. 12.  and  lieth  toward  the  fouth-weft 

H  hh 


Rom.iz.i  8.  as  much  as  lieth  in  you  live  peaceably 
John  5M9.  and  the  whole  world  lieth  in  vvickcdnes 
Rev.  21  i  16-  the  cicy  lieth  foure-fquare 

JUeth  downe. 
Ruth  3 .4.  it  (hall  be  when  he  Heth  downe 
Job  14*  i2.  fo  man  lieth  downe,  and  rifech  not 
Prov-z}.  3  4.  as  he  thac  lieth  down  5  in  the  midft  of 

H.tCt$J  in  wait. 
Pfal.  10.9.  he  lieth  in  wait  fecretly  as  a  lion 

he  Heth  in  wait  to  catch  che  poore 
Prow. 7. 1 2.  and  heth  in  waic  at  every  corner 
23.28.  fhe  lieth  in  waic  as  for  a  prey 
Mat)  wafte. 
Nehem.z.i-  place  of  my  fachers  fepulchres  lieth  w. 
17.  yee  fee,— how  Jerufalem  Heth  wafte 
Lietl)  as  with  a  woman. 
£.v»d.2  2.i9.whofoever  liethmtha  beaft,fhall  fur. 
Levit.19.  20.  whofoever  lieth  carnally  with  a  wo. 
20.11.  and  che  man  chac  lieth  with  his  fathers 
13.  if  a  man  alfo  lie  with  mankinde,as  he  lie. 
DeuUz7 .20.curfed  be  he  that  lieth  with  his  fat  wife 
2 1  .aided  be  he  that  lieth  with  any  manner  of 
22.  curfed  be  he  chac  lieth  wich  his  lifter 
23.curfed  be  he  chac  liet. with  his  mo. -in-law 
Micahj,^,  mouch  from  her  that  lieth  in  chy  bofom 

lieutenants. 

E%ra  8.  36.  delivered  unto  che  Ks  lieutenants,a.nd 

Ejih.^.iz.  had  commanded  unto  che  Ks  lieutenants 

8.9.  unco  che  Jewes,  and  to  che  heutenants 

9.$.  and  all  che  rulers  and  lieutenants  helped 

Gen.  1.  20.  che  moving  creacure  thachach#/e 

30.  wherein  chere  is  life — .greene  herb  for 
2.7.  breached  inco  his  noftrills  breach  of/;ye 

9 .  the  tree  of  life  alfo  in  the  middeft 
3 .  22.  of  the  tree  of  life,  and  eat,  and  live 

24.  to  keepe  the  way  ofthe  tree  of  life 
6.17.  wherein  is  breath  of  life  ,  from  under  hea. 
7. 1 1. in  fix  hund.  year  of  Noahs  life,  in  the  fee. 

ij.twoofall  flefh  wherein  is  the  breath  of /. 

22.whofe  noftrills  was  che  breath  of  life,died 
9.  4.  flefh  wich  the  life  thereof  fhall  ye  not  eat 

5. of  every  mans  bro.  will  I  require  che  li.  of 
1 8.  lo.accerding  to  the  time  oflife^and  loe,Sar. 

Vcrfe  14. 
23.1.  thefe  were  die  yeeres  o£  the  life  of  Sarah 
2J.  7.  the  yeeres  of  Abr.  life  which  he  lived 

17.  chefe  are  the  yeares  ofthe  life  of  Ifhmael 
42.1  y.  by  che  life  of  Pharaoh  Verfe  1 6. 
44.  30.  his  life  bound  up  in  che  lads  life 

4f.  J.  God  did  fend  me  before  Co  preferve  life 
47.9.  to  che  yeeres  ofthe  life  of  my  fathers 
Exed.6.x6,and  the  yeeres  of  the  life  of  Levi  were 

18.  yeeres  ofthe  life  of  Kohath  were 
20.  yeeres  ofthe  life  of  Amram  were 

a  1 . 2  3 .  then  thou  fha  1c  give  life  for  life 
30.  he  fhall  give  for  the  ranfome  of  his  life 
Levit.  17. 1  i.for  che  life  of  die  flefh  is  in  the  blood 
14  life  of  all  flefh,che  bipod  of  it  is  for  theli. 
life  of  all  flefh  is  che  blood  chereof 
18. 1 8.  befides  che  other  in  her  hfe  time 
N  urnb. ^.^i. no  fatisfaftion  for  the  life  of  a  mur. 
Draf.12.23.  life,~noteate  che  life  wich  the  flefh 
19.21 .  Hfe  ihall  goe  for  /^,eye  for  eye 
20.  19.  tree  ofthe  field  is  mans  life 
24.  6.  for  he  caketh  a  mans  life  to  pledge 
30. 1 5;.  I  have  fet  before  thee  this  day  life  and 
1 9. 1  have  fet  before  you  life  and  death 
cherefore  chufe  Ofejchat  ihou-may  live 
32.47.  becaufe  ic  is  your  life,  and  through  this 
Jojh. z.i 4.  menanfwered,  Our  life  for  yours. 
Jitdt. 9.17.  my  father  adventured  hhlife  for 

1  Som.zi.  2  9.  thai  be  bound  up  in  che  bundle  of  I. 

2  Sam.  14. 7.  for  the  life  of  his  brother  whom  he 

15.21.  whether  in  death  or  life,  there  will  thy 

1  Kjnzs  i.i2.  fave  thine  own  life,  and  life  of  thy 

3 .  1 1 .  and  haft  not  asked-long  life,  neich.  haft 
nor  haft  asked  che  life  of  chine  enemies 

2  Kjn"s  4.i£.time  of  life,thou  {halt  imbrace  a  ion 

17.  bare  a  fon  according  co  the  cime  of  life 
7.  7.  campe  as  ic  was ,  and  fled  for  cheir  life 
2  ftoM.n.nor  asked  honor,nor  che  1/feoC ch'ne 
neither  yet  hath  asked  long  life 
EXia  6.  10.  and  pray  foe  the  life  of  che  king  and 
£^.8.n.granredche  Jewes  co  ftand  for  their  life 
Job  3 .  20.  and  life  to  the  bitter  in  foule 

10. 1 2- th°u 


LI  F 


L  I  F 


L  IF 


L  I  F 


L  IF 


LI  F 


io.ii.  thou  haft  granted  me  life,  and  favour 
z4.11.  he  rifeth  up  ,  andno  man  is  fure  of  life 
31.39.or  owners  thereof  to  lofe  their  life 
33.  j.the  breath  of  die  Almighty  hath  giv.me  /. 
$6.6.he  pieferveth  not  the  life  of  the  wicked 
1 4.  and  their  life  is  among  the  undeane 
Pfal.  16.  11.  thou  wilt  (hew  me  the  path  of  life 
31.4.  he  asked  life  of  thee,  and  thou  gaveft  him 
30.  j .  but  a  momentjin  his  favour  islife 
3  4. 1 2.  what  man  is  he  that  defireth  life 
3  6.9.  with  thee  is  the  fountaine  of  life 
61.6.  thou  wilt  prolong  the  kings  iife 
63.3.  thy  loving  kindnefle  is  better  then  life 
66. 9. which  holdeth  our  foule  in  life 
78. 5:0.  gave  their  life  over  to  the  peftilence 
91.16.  with  long  life  will  I  fatisffe  him 
;  133.3.  the  bleffing,  even  life  for  evermore 
Prov.  i.ip.taketh  away  the  life  of  the  owners  ther. 
a.  1 9.  neither  take  they  hold  of  the  paths  of  life 
3,2.  long  Ufe  (ha.ll  they  adde  to  thee 
1 8 .  fhe  is  a  tree  of  life  to  them  that  lay  hold 
z  2.  fo  mail  they  be  life  unto  thee 
4.z2.for  they  are  life  unto  thofe  that  find  them 

23.  out  of  it  are  the  ifliies  of  life 
5 .  6.  left  thou  fhouldeft  ponder  the  path  of  life 
6.23.  reproofes  of  inftruction  are  the  way  of  li. 

16.  adulterefle  will  hunt  for  the  precious  life 
7.23.  and  knoweth  not  that  it  is  for  his  life 
8.35.  whofo  findeth  me  findeth  #/& 
1 0.1 1.  mouth  of  a  righteous  man  is  a  well  of  li. 

1 7.  in  the  way  of  life  that  keepeth  inftruct. 
11.30.  fruit  of  the  righteous  is  a  tree  of  life 
12.10.  a  righteous  man  regardeth  the  life  of  his 

z8.  in  the  way  ofrighteoufnefle  is  life 
13. 8. the  ranfeme  ofa  mans  life  are  riches 
1 2.  when  the  defire  cometh,it  is  a  tree  of  life 
1 4.  law  of  the  wife  is  a  fountaine  of  life 
14.27.  the  feare  of  the  Lord  is  a  fountaine  of/. 

30.  a  found  heart  is  the  life  of  the  flefti 
if  .4.  a  wholefomc  tongue  is  a  tree  of  Itfe 

24.  the  way  of  life  is  above  to  the  wife 

3 1.  repmof  of  life  abideth  among  the  wife 
\6.i').  in  the  light  of  the  kings  countenance  is  I. 

z2.  under ftariding  is  a  well-fpring  of  life 
18.11  .death  and  life  are  in  the  power  of  the  to. 
21 .21.  that  followeth  mercy  findeth  life 
22.4.  by  humility  are  honour  and  life 
3 1 .1 2.  doe  him  good  all  die  dayes  of  her  life 
Ecdof.i-3.  do  under  heaven  all  the  days  of  their  /. 
1 7 .  therefore  I  hated  life,  becaufe 
7. 1 2.  wifdomgiveth  life  to  them  that  have  it 
9.  9.  with  thy  wife  all  the  dayes  of  thy  life 
lfa.~$$.i6.  in  all  thefe  things  is  the  life  of  my  fpirit 
20.  fing  fongs  all  the  dayes  of  our  life  unto 
57.10.  thou  haft  found  the  life  of  thine  hand 
Jer.S-3  •  death  '{hall  be  chofen  rather  then  life 
2 1 .7.  into  the  hands  of  them  that  feek  their  life 

8- 1  fet  before  you  the  way  of  life 
3  4.20.into  the  hand  of  them  that  feek  their  life 

Verfe  2 1 . 
49.  37.  before  them  that  feek  their  life 
Lam-z.r<).  lift  up  thine  hand  for  the  life  of  thy  ch. 
£-^\8.z2.  his  wicked  way  by  promifing  him  life 

33. 1  5.  if  the  wicked  walke  in  the  ftatutes  of  life 
Jonah  1. 14.  let  us  not  perifh  for  diis  mans  life 
Mal.z.j.  my  covenant  was  with  him  of  life 
Mat.  2.20.  are  dead  which  fought  the  childs  life 
6.i  5.  take  no  thought  for  your  life 
j  8 . 8  •  enter  into  life  — -maymed,  rather  then 

Mar\  9.  43. 
9.  enter  into  life  with  one  eyc,rather  then 
1 9.17.  wilt  enter  into  life, keep  the  commandm. 
Mar\  3-  4.  to  fave  life,ot  to  kill  ?but  they  held 

Lulfe  6.9. 
9.  45.  it  is  better  to  enter  halting  into  life 
Lu\e  1 .  7?  •  in  holinefle  all  the  dayes  of  our  life 
12.15.  life  confift.  not  in  the  abun.  of  the  things 
22.  take  no  thought  for  your  life 
23  •  the  life  is  more  then  meate 
John  1 . 4.  in  him  was  life,  and  the  life  was  the 
3.36.  on  the  Son  hath  everlafting  life 
5 . 2 6 .  for  the  Father  hath  life  in  himfelfe 

fo  hath  he  given  to  the  Son  to  have  life 
19.  done  good.unto  the  refurrection  of  life 
40.  com:  to  me  that  ye  might  have  life 
6.  33.  and  giveth  life  unto  the  world 


3  5.  Jefus  faid  , 1  am  the  bread  of  life 

Verfe  48. 
5 1. which  I  will  give  for  the  life  of  the  world 
53.  and  drinke  his  blood,  ye  have  no  life 
6}.  words  that  I  fpeake  unto  you  they  are  life 
8-  1 2.  but  fhall  have  the  light  of  life 
10.10. 1  am  come  that  they  might  have  life 
Vt.ifi  I  am  the  refurrection  and  the  life 
14. 6. 1  am  the  Way,the  Truth,  and  the  Life 

20.  31.  and  that  beleeving  ye  might  have  life 
AS. 2. 28.  haft  made  known  to  me  the  wayes  of  life 

3.  1  J.  and  killed  the  Prince  of  life,  whom 
1 7.  z  5 .  feeing  he  giveth  to  all  life 
16.4.  my  manner  of  life  from  my  youth  was 
z7.zz.  there  fhall  be  no  lofle  of  an/  mans  life 

Rom.^.17.  fhall reigne  inlifehyone,  Jefus  Chrift 
1 8 .  upon  all  men  to  juftification  of  life 
6. 4.  fo  we  fhould  walke  in  newnefs  of  life 
8.  2.  law  of  the  Spirit  of  lifc—4mh  made 
6.  to  be  fpiritually  minded  is  life  and  peace 
10.  the  fpirit  is  life,  becaufe  ofrighteoufnefle 
38.I  am  perfwaded3that  neither  death,nor  h. 
1 1 .15.  receiving  of  them  be,but  /i.from  the  dea. 

1  Cor. 3. 2 2. or  the  world,or/i/e,  or  death ,all  are 
14.7.  even  things  without  life  giving  found 

2  Cor.  1 .8.  in  fo  much  as  we  defpaired  even  of  life 
1.16.  to  the  other  the  favour  of  life  unto  life 
1.6.  the  letter  killeth,the  Spirit  giveth  life 

4.  10.  that  the  life  of  Jefus  might  be  manifested 
1 2. death  worketh in us,but&/c  in  you  V.I  1 . 

j. 4.  mortality  might  be  (wallowed  up  of  life 
Gal.  2.20  the  life  which  I  now  live  in  the  flefh 

3.  21.  a  law  given  which  could  have  given  life 
Ephef.4. 1 8 .  being  alienated  from  the  life  of  God 
Phil.  1.  zo.  Whether  it  be  by  life  ,  Or  by  death 

2. 1 6.  holding  forth  the  Word  of  life 
C0/.3. 31.  and  your /«/Hs  hid  with  Chrift  in  God 
4.  when  Chrift  who  is  our  life  fhall  appeare 

1  Tim.  2. 1 2.  may  lead  a  peaceable  life  in  all  godl. 
4.  8.  having  promife  of  the  life  that  now  is 

2  Tim.  1.1.  according  to  the  promife  of  life 
10.  and  hath  brought  life  to  light 

3.10.  thou  haft  fully  knowne  my  manner  of  life 
Heb.2.1^.  all  their  life  time  fubject  to  bondage 

7. 3.  neither  beginning  of  dayes  nor  end  of  life 
16.  made  after  the  power  of  anendlefle  life 
Jam.  1. 1 2.  he  fhall  receive  the  crowne  of  life 

4. 14.  for  what  is  your  life,  it  is  even  a 

1  Pel.  3.7.  as  heires  together  Of  the  grace  of  life 
1  o.  he  that  will  love  life,  and  fee  good  dayes 

4.  3.  for  the  time  paft  of  our  life  may  fuffice 

2  Pet. 1.3  .hath  given  to  us  all  things  that  pert,  to  /. 
1  John  1. 1  .our  hands  have  handled  of  the  wo.of /. 

2.  for  the  life  was  manifefted,  and  we 
2. 16.  pride  of  life,  is  not  of  the  Father 
j.i  2.  he  that  hath  the  Son,hathlife 

that  hath  not  the  Son,  hath  not  life 

16.  fhall  give  him  life  forthem-that  finne 
Revel.  2.7.  will  I  give  to  eat  of  the  tree  of  life 

10.  faithfull,  and  He  give  thee  a  crown  of  li. 
8.9.  which  were  in  the  fea,  andhad  life,died 
1 1. 11.  fpirit  of  life  from  God  entred  into  them 
1 3 . 1  j .  and  he  had  power  to  give  life  unto 

lu\e  1.  4- 

21.6.  of  the  fountaine  of  the  water  of  life  freely 

22. 1.  hefhewed  me  a  pure  river  of  water  o(li. 

2.  tree  of  life  which  bare  12.  manner  of  fruits 

i4«thatthey  may  have  righttothe  tree  of  li. 

17.  lethim  take  the  water  of  life  freely 
Booty  ofHife  See  HJoofte. 

Eternall%ife,  Sce<&tVtmU. 
■Everlaftin?  JLife ,  See  <£berlaftfttg. 
His  iLife, 
Deut.17.19  he  fhall  read  ther.  all  fhe  da.of  his  li. 
Jojh.4.14.  feared  him  all  the  dayes  of  his  life 
Jndg.9.17.  my  father  adventured  his  life  for 
16.  30.  moe  then  they  which  he  flew  in  his  life 

1  Sam.i .  1 1 .  give  him  to  the  L.  all  the  da.of  his  li. 
7.1  5.  Sam.  judged  If  all  the  dayes  of  his  life 
19.5.  he  did  put  his  life  in  his  hand,and 
23.15.  faw  S  aul  was  come  to  feeke  his  life 

2  Sam.  18. 18.  Abfalom  in  hisiife  time  had  taken 
I  Kings  z .  2  3  .fpoken  this  word  againft  his  own  life 

21.  ferved  Solomon  all  the  dayes  of  his  life 
1 1.34.1k  make  him  prince  all  the  days  of  his  /. 
1 5 .  5 .  turned  not  afide  all  the  dayes  of  his  life 


6.  there  was  wai  re  all  the  dayes  of  his  kfe 
19.3.  faw  that,he  arofe  and  went  for  his  life 
10.39.  then  (hall  thy  life  be  for  his  life 
42.  thy  life  for  his^thy  people  for  his  people 
2  Kjngs  10.  24.  his  life  lhall  be  for  the  life  of  him 
15.19.  did  eat  bread  before  him  all  his  life 
30.  a  daily  rate  for  every  day  all  his  life 
Nehem.  6.  1 1.  as  I  am,  would  goc  to  fave  his  life 
Eft. 7. 7.  Hainan  flood  to  make  requeft  for  his  life 
Job  1. 4.  all  that  a  man  hath  will  he  give  for  his  //. 
6.  hee  is  in  thy  hand,but  fave  his  life 
33.18.  and  his  life  from  perifhing  by  the  fword 
10.  fo  that  his  life  abhorreth  bread 
21.  unto  the  grave,  and  his  li.  to  the  deftroy. 
18.  and  his  life  lhall  fee  the  light 
Prov.j.  Z3.  anj  knoweth  not  that  it  is  for  his  life 

r3-3-  keepeth  his  mouth,  keepeth  his  life 
Eccl.3.i2,a  man  to  rejoyce,and  do  good  in  his  life 
5>i8. enjoy  the  good  of  his  labour  alihlsbfe 

20.  not  much  remember  the  dayes  of  his  life 

6. 1  i.what  is  good  for  man  all  the  dayes  of  his  /. 

7-i 5-  there  is  a  wicked  man  that  prolong.his  li. 

8.15.  abide  of  his  labour,the  dayes  of  his  life 

lfa-i  5. 4.  Moab--his  life  fhall  be  grievous  to  him 

Je'i'-  21.9.  his  life  fhall  be  to  him  for  a  prey 

38.2.that  goeth  forth,fhall  have  his  li.  fbrapr. 

44.30.  into  the  hands  of  them  that  feeke  his  life 

king  of  Bab.  his  enemy— that  fought  his  life 

5  2-3  3. did  eat  bread  before  him  all  his  life 

3  4.  every  day  a  portion,all  the  days  of  his  life 

E^\.  3.  18.  nor  fpeakeft  to  warne-to  fave  his  life 

7.13.  neit.  ftrengthen  himfelf  in  iniqu.  of  his  li. 

32. 10.  fhall  tremble  every  man  for  his  own  li. 

Mat.  10.  39.  he  that  findeth  hisiife  fhall  lofe  it 

that  lofeth  his  life  for  my  fake,  fhall  find  it 

16.  2  5.  will  fave  his  life,{ha.ll  lofe  it 
will  lofe  his  life  for  my  fake,fhall  find  it 

20.28.  to  give  his  life  a  ranfome  for  many 
Afar.8.35.  whofoever  will  fave  hisiife  fhall  lofe  it 

Ltc\e  9.  24. 
fhall  lofe  his  life  for  my  fake3fhall  fave  it 
10.45.  came  to  give  hisiife  a  ranfome  for  many 
14.26.  and  hate  not  his  owne  life, he  cannot  be 

1 7.  3  3 .  fhall  feeke  to  fave  his  life  ,  fhall  lofe  it 
whofoever  fhall  lofe  his  life,  fhall  prefe. 

John  10. 11. good  Shep.giveth  hisiife  forthefheep 
12.  25.  that  loveth  hislifi  fhall  lofe  it 

that  hateth  his  Ife  in  this  world,fhall 
15.  I3.thataman  lay  downe  his  life  for  his  fri. 

AH. 2.  33.  for  hisiife  is  taken  from  the  earth 
20.10.  trouble  not  your  felves/his/i/e  is  in  him 

Rom.%.  10.  much  more  wee  fhall  be  fa ved  by  his  li. 

Phil.  2.  30.  not  regarding  his  life  to  fupply  your 

1  Joint}. \6  love  of  God,bec.he  layd  down  his//'. 
My  itfe. 

Gen.  19.  19-  fhewed  in  favingmy/i/e 
27.  46. 1  am  weary  of  my  life,  becaufe  of 

•    what  good  fhall  my  life  doe  me 
3  2.30.  face  to  face,and  my  life  is  preferved 
47.  9.  few  and  evill  have  the  dayes  of  my  life 
48. 15.  fed  meallmy  life  long  to  this  day 

Judges  1 2.3. 1  put  my  life  in  my  hands,  and  pafled 

1  Sam.  18.18.  what  is  my  life,  or  my  fathers  fam. 
20.1.  what  is  my  fin  that  he  fceketh  my  life 

22.23.  he  that  fceketh  my  life  feeketh  thy  life 

26. 24.  fo  let  my  life  be  much  fee  by  in  the  eyes 
28.9.  wherefore  layeft  thou  a  fnare  for  my  life 

2 1 . 1  put  my  life  in  my  hand ,  and  hearkned 

2  Sam.  1 .  9.  becaufe  my  life  is  yet  whole  in  me 
16.1  i.behold,my  fon-ofmy  bowels  feeksmy  /. 
18.13. 1  fhould  have  wrought  falfh.  aga.  my  li. 

1  Kjngs  19.  4.  it  is  enough  now,^take  away  my  /;'. 
1  o.  and  they  feeke  my  life, 10  take  it  away,  if 

14.  and  they  feeke  to  take  away  my  life 

2  Kings  1 . 1 3 .  let  my  life  be  precious  in  thy  fight 

Verfe  14. 

Efth.  7.  3.  let  my  life  be  given  at  my  petition 
Job  6.  1 1 .  my  end  ,  that  I  fhould  prolong  my  life 
7.  7.  O  remember  that  my  life  is  but  windc 

15.  and  death  rather  then  my  life 
9.21.  were  perfecT:,yet  I  would  defpife  my  life 
10.  1.  my  foule  is  weary  of  my  life 
1 3. 14.  wherefore  doe  I  put  my  life  in  my  hand 

P/<z/.7.5.1et  him  tread  down  my  life  upon  the  earth 
22.6.  mercy  fhallfollow  me  all  the  da.  of  my  /. 
26.9.  gather  not  my  life  with  bloody  men 
27.1.  the  Lord 


L  1  F        L  I  F 

.-it       ^ii___— _ ; 

27.1.  the:  Lord  is  tne  ftrength  of  my  life 

4.  dwell  in  the  houleof'the  L.  all-my  life 
31.10.  for  my  life  is  fpenc  with  gricfe 
.   13.  they  devifed  to  ta'<e  away  my  life 
58. 12.  that  feek  after  my  lift  f[a.y  (hares  for  me 
42.  8.  and  my  prayer  unto  die  God  of  my  life 
64.1.  preferve  my  lift  from  fear  of  the  eiumy 
88.3.  my  lift  draweth  nigh  unto  the  grave 
1 43:3.  he  hath  fm'.tten  my  life  down  to  the  gio. 

If  a.  -8.12.  I  have  cut  off  like  a  weaver  my  life 

Lam.\.*>i  fey  cut  off  my  life  in  the  dungeon 
5  8.  O  Lord-t'nou  haft  redeemed  my  life 

Jonal)  2.6.  thou  brought  up  my  life  from  corrupt. 
4.3-  tike,  I  befeech  thee,  my  lift  from  me 

Jolxi  1 0.1 5  •  I  lay  downe  my  life  for  the  flieep 
17.  becaufe  1  lay  down  my///9,that  I 
13.37. 1  will  lay  down  my  life  for  thy  fake 

Ail. 20.24. neither  count  I  my  //.dear  unto  my  fe" 

fiw».i 1.3.  1  am  left  alone ,  and  they  fe.k  my  lift 

Iks  iitfe, 

P/^i7.i4.from  menwhich  have  their  po.  in  this//. 
Ecckf.6.iz.  what  is  good  for  a  man  in  this  life 

9.9.  for  that  is  thy  portion  in  this  life 
L.'4.8.i4.arechoak. with  cares  &  pleaf.of  this life 

21 .  34.  hearts  be  ovcrch.  with  cares  of  this  lift 
Alt. <,.zo.  goe,ipcak  all  the  words  of  this  lift 
1  Cor-6.1  how  much  more  things  that  pert. to  this  //. 
4.  have  judgement  of  things  pert,  to  .this  lift 


L  I  F         L  I  F 

37-28  they  lift  up  Jofeph  out  of  th:  pit. 

40.  13.  Pharaoh  lhall  lift  up  thine  head 

Verfe  1 9 . 
£*<«<.  7. 20. he  lift  up  the  rod,and  fmote  the  waters 

14.16.  but  lift  up  thou  thy  rod,and  flretch 

20. 2  5.  if  thou  lijt  up  thy  toole  upon  it  thou  haft 
iY«w.6.2^.the  L.hft  up  his  countenance  upon  thee 

1 6. 3. wherefore  then  lift  you  up  yourielves 

2  3 .24. and  lift  up  himfelfe  as  a  young  lion 
Dc/rf.2  2.4.ihalt  help  him  to  lift  him  up  againe 

2 7.?. not  1 '1 ft  up  an  iron  toole  upon  them 
Jofh.4.1  8.foles  of  the  pnefts  feet  were  lift  up 

8. 3 1. over  which  no  man  hath  ////  up  any  iron 

2  Saw.23.8-he  lift  up  hisfpearc  againft  800.  who 

1 8.  he  lift  up  his  fpeare  again  it  300.  and 

1  Cbto.  1 1 . 1 1 . 
2  Kings  9. 32. and  he  lift  up  his  face  to  the  window 

19.4.  wherfore  lift  up  thy  player  for  the  rem. 

2  y.27.  lift  up  the  head  of  Jehoiachin  k'rtg  of 

1  Cbio.i  4_2.his  kingdome  was  lift  up  on  high 

2f.y.  thefe  were — to  lift  up  the  home 

2  ChiB,  1 7.6.  his  heatt  was  lift  up  in  the  wayes  of 
E?ra  9.6.  I — bluih  to  lift  up  my  face  to  thee 
Job  10.  1  J.  yet  will  I  not  lift  up  my  head 

11. 15.  then  (halt  thou  lift  up  thy  face 
22.  26.  and  lhalt  lift  up  thy  face  unto  God 
31.21.  if  I  have/'/? up  my  hand  againftthe 
29.  or  lift  up  my  felfe  when  evill  found  him 


L  I  F 


L  I  F 


fin  this  lift  onely  we  have  hope,  we  are  !  Pfaltq.6.  lift  up  die  light  of  thy  counten.  upon  us 


15  19.1 

2  Tim.  2.4-that  warr.intang.himf.with  aft.  of  this  /. 

1  John  5.1  i.eternall  If., and  this  life  is  in  his  Son 
Thy  iL'.f!. 

Gcn.i.i  4.duft  (halt  thou  cat  all  the  days  of  thy  /. 
i7.ibrr.ihalt  thou  eat  of  .t  al  the  da.of  thy  /. 
19  17.  efcape  for  thy  lift 

Exod.4.19.  men  are  dead  which  fought  thy  lift 

Ueut.^.y.  left  they  depart,  all  the  dayes  of  thy  life 
6.z.  keep  all  his  ftatutes,  all  the  da.  of  thy  life 
16.3.  mayeft  remember,all  the  dayes  of  thy  lift 
28.66.  and  thy  life  lhall  hang  in  doubt 

and  (halt  have  no  afliuance  of  thy  life 
30.20.  he  is  thy  life ,and  length  of  thy  dayes 

fojb.  1 .  j. able  to  ftand  bef.  thee,all  the  d.  of  thy  li. 

jWg.18.2j  .fello.run  upon  thee,&  thou  lof.thy  /. 

Kulb  4. 1  J.  (hall  be  unto  thee  a  reftorer  of  thy  lift 

1  Sam.19.11.  if  thou  favcnotthyZ//9toni.tomor. 
22.  23.  he  that  feeketh  my  life,  feeketh  thy  lift 
z6tz$.  as  thy  lift  was  much  fee  by  this  day,  fo 

1  S.1W.4.8  .head  of  thine  enemy  which  foug.thy  li. 

1 9.  $.  which  this  day  faved  thy  life 

i  Kings  1. 1 1.  that  thou  mayeft  fave  thine  own  life 
19.2.  if  I  make  not  thy  life  as  the  life  of  one 

20.  31.  peradventure  he  will  lave  thy  life 
39.  then  lhall  thy  lift,  be  for  his  life 

42.  therefore  thy  life  lhall  goe  for  his  life 
Pfd.  103.4.  wh°  redeemeth  thy  lift  from  deftruft. 
1 28.  f .  good  of  Jeruf.  all  the  dayes  of  thy  lift 
Prov. ^to.and  the  yeeres  of  thy  life  lhall  be  many 
1 3.  keep  her,  for  Ihee  is  thy  life 
9. 1 1.  and  yeeres  of  thy  life  lhall  be  iricrcafed 
i/i.43 .  4.  therfore  will  I  give  people  for  thy  lift 
Jer.  4.  30.  thy  lovers— they  will  leekethy///e 
1 1 . 2 1 .  the  Lord  of  the  men  —that  feck  thy  life 
22.2$ .  into  the  hand  of  them  that  feek  thy  lift 
3^.16.  into  the  ha  .of  thefe  men  that  fee.  thy  li. 
39.19.but  thy  I' ft  fliall  be  for  a  prey  unto  thee 
4?  .5. but  thy  life  will  I  give  unto  thee  for  a  pr. 
Lnli- 1  $•  2 5. thou  in  thy  life  time  recei.thy  goo.thi. 
John  13.3  8.wik  thou  lay  down  thy  life  for  my  fa. 
To  life. 

2  Kings  8.1.  wom.whofe  fon  he  had  reftor.  to  life 

f .  how  he  had  reftored  a  dead  body  to  life 
woman  whofe  forne  he  had  reftored  to  life 
this  her  fon  whom  Elilha— -reftored  to  life 
P'i'ov.  10, 1 6.  labour  of  the  righteous  tendeth  to  ll ft 
1 1  -19.  as  righteoufnes  rendeth  to  lift  :  lb 

1  9.23.  the  feare  of  the  Lord  tended]  to  lift 
Mat.j ,\  4. narrow  is  the  way  that  leadeth  unto  life 
John  ^.  20.  but  is  palled  from  death  to  lift 

Act. 1  r  .1 8.  to  the  Gentiles  granr.repent.  unto  life 
Rom.  7.  10,  command,  which  was  ordained  to  lift 
Hcb.  1 1.3  {.received  their  dead  railed  to  life  agahe 
1  John  3.i4.paflL'd  from  death  to  /i/f,bec.wc  love 

trft. 
Gen.7.1 7.  it  was  lift  up  above  the  eart/j 

2  1.18.  lift  up  the  lad,  hold  him  in  thine  hand 


7.6.  arife,0  Lord, — lift  up  thy  felfe 
24.  4.  hath  not  lift  up  his  loule  unto  vanity 
7.  lift  up  your  heads,  O  ye  gates 

Verfe  9. 
2.5.1 .  unto  thee,0  Lord,doe  I  lift  up  my  foule 

28.2.  when  I  lift  up  my  hands  towards 
9.  feed  them  alfo,  and  lift  them  up  for  ever    1" 

41.9.  hath  lift  up  his  heele  againft  mee 

74.3.  lift  up  thy  ftet  unto  the  perpetuall  defol. 
7  f. 4.  and  to  the  wicked,/.*/?  not  up  the  home 

f .  lift  not  up  your  home  on  high 

83.2.  they  that  hate  thee  have  lift  up  the  head 

86.4.  unto  thee,0  Lord,doe  I  lift  up  my  foule 

93.3.  the  floods  lift  up  their  waves 
94.2.  lift  up  thy  felfe  thou  Judge  of  the  earth 
1 10.7.  therefore  flial.1  he  lift  up  the  head 
1 4  3 .8 .  for  I  lift  up  my  foule  unto  thee 

Ecclcf.4.10.  the  one  will  lift  up  the  other,but 
lfa.z.\.  nation  (hall  not  lift  up  fword  againft  nat. 

Micab  4.3. 

% .16.  he  will  lift  up  an  enfigne  to  the  nations 

10. 1  j.  lhake  it  felfe  againft  them  that  lift  it  up 

as  if  the  ftaffe  fhould  lift  up  it  felfe 

Z4.and  (hall  iift  up  his  ftaffe  againft  thee 

z6.  fo  lhall  he  lift  it  up  after  the  manner  of 

13.2.///?  ye  up  a  banner  upon  the  high  mount. 

33.10.  now  will  I  lift  up  my  felfe 

37.4.  lift  up  thy  prayer  for  the  remnant 
42.2.  he  lhall  not  lift  up  his  voice  to  be 
j  9. 19.  Lord  lhall  lift  up  a  ftandard  aga.  him 
62.10.  life  up  a  ftandard  for  the  people 

Jer.  7. 16.  neither  lift  up  cry  or  prayer  for  them 
Chap.  H.  14. 
5 1.14.  they  fliall  lift  up  a  fhout  againft  thee 
Lam.  3. 41 .  let  us  lift  up  our  heart  with  our  hands 
£^f  ^  1 . 1 9  .creat.wcre  li. up  fr.the  ear.wh.were  lift 
8.3.  fpirit  lift  me  up  betweene  earth  and  heaven 
10. 16.  when  the  Cherubims  lift  up  their 
17.  thefe  lift  up  themfelves  alfo 
19.  and  the  Cherubims/;/?  up  their  wings 
1 1 . 1 .  moreover  the  Spirit  lift  me  up,  and 

22.  then  did  the  Cherubims  lift  up  their  win. 
17. 14.  that  it  might  not  lift  it  felfe  up  ,  but 
26.  8.  Qa.ll-*-lifi  up  the  buckler  againft  thee 
Micab  4.3.  nation  fliall  not  lift  up  fword  aga.  nat. 
Zecb.  1 .2 1 .  fo  that  no  man  did  lift  up  his  head 

which  lift  up  their  home  over  the  land 

5.  7.  there  was  lift  up  a  talent  of  lead 

9.  and  they  ///?  up  the  ephah  betweene 

Mat.iz.it.  will  he  not  lay  hold  on  it,&  lift  it  up 

Mar  1. 3 1.  tookc  her  by  the  hand  ,  and  lift  her  up 

Luke  13.11-  and  could  in  no  wife  lift  up  her  felfe 

2i.28.1ooke  up,and  lift  up  your  heads,for 
John  8.7.  he  lift  up  himfelf,  and  faid  unto  them 
10.  when  Jcfus  had  lift  up  himfelfe,  and  faw 
28when  ye  have  lift  up  the  Son  ofman,thcn 
12.  J  4.  the  Son  of  man  muft  be  lift  up 
Hhh   2 


13  18.tl1ateat.th  bre.td  with  me,  hata  .1  up  a, 
Aft.  3.  7.  tooke  him  by  the  right  hmdj/ift  him  uj 

9.41.  lift  her  up,  and  pref-ntcdher  alive 

Jam.^-xo.  humble  your  fclves,-&  he  lhall  //.you 

lUft  joyned  with  eyes ,  See  eyis 

ILift  band  or  hands. 

Gen.  14.22. 1  have  lift  up  my  hand  to  the  Lord 

41 .44. without  thee  lhall  no  man  li.wp  his  hand 
Levit.  9.22.  and  Aaron  lift  up  his  hand  towards 
Num.10. 11.  and  Mofes  lift  up  his  hand,and  with 
Df^.32.40.  for  I  lift  uj)  my  hand,-and  fay, I  live 
2  Sam.  20.  21 .  Sheba  hath  lift  up  his  hand  ag.  the 
1  Kjatn  1 1.26.  Jeroboam//,  up  his  haiag.the  king 
27.  this  was  the  caufe  that  he//,  up  his  hand 
PfaK  1  o.  1  z.lijt  up  thine  ha.  forget  not  the  hiinibK 
63.4.  I  will  lift  up  mine  hands  in  thy  name 
119  48  myhandswill  I  alio////  upunto 
134.2.  lijt  up  your  hands  in  the  fanftuary 
//j-49.2  2.  I  will  lift  up  mine  hand  to  the  Gentiles 
L  am.  z.iQ.lift  up  thy  hands  toward  him/or  the  life 
£^«44  Ia-  have  1  lift  up  my  hands  againft  them 
Micab  5. 9. thine  hand  lhall  be  lift  up  upon  thi.ad 
Lul^e  24.50.  he  lift  up  his  hands,  and  bleiled  them 
Hcb.  12. 1  2.  wherefore  lift  up  the  hands  which 

ittft  voice  or  voices. 
Gen.zt.t6.  Hagar  Ift  up  her  voice,  and  wept 
27.38.  Efau  lift  up  his  voice  ,  and  wept 
39  18.  as  1  hft  up  my  voice,  and  cried 
Jud^-z-i,.  that  the  people  lift  uptheir  voice^Sc  we. 

1  Sam.  11.  4. 
9  7.  Jocham  lift  up  his  voice,  and  cried 
21.2.  p.op.lift  uptheir  voices,and  weptfore 
Ruth  1 .9.  and  they  lift  up  their  voice,and  wept 
14.  they  ////  up  their  voice.and  wept  againe 

1  Sam.  24.  16.  and  Saul///?  up  his  voice,and  wept 
30.4.  Dav.  and  the  people  lift  up  their  voice 

2  Sam.3.1  2.  the  king  lift  up  his  voice,  and  wept 
13.36.  kings  fons  came,  and  lift  up  their  voice 

2  Cbro.%.  13.  when  they  lift  up  their  voice  with  the 
Job  38.  34.  canft  thou  lift  up  thy  voice  to  the  clo. 
lfa.10.30  lift  up  thy  voice,0  daughter  of  Gallim 
24.  14.  they  lhail  lift  up  their  voice,  they 

40.9.  lift  up  thy  voice  with  flrength,  lift  it  up 
52.8.  thy  watchmen  fliall  lift  up  the  voice 
58.1.  cry  aloud,  fpare  not Jift  up  thy  voice 

/0-.22.20.  cry,  and  lift  up  thy  voice  in  Baflian 
£^.21.22.  to  lift  up  the  voce  with  lhouting 
Lul{e  1 1-27. a  certaine  woman  //.  up  her  vo.  &  faid 
All.  2.14.  Peter  lift  up  his  voice,  and  faid  to  them 
4.24.  lift  up  their  voice  with  one  accord 
14. 1 1. they  //.up  their  vo. faying  in  the  fpeech 
22.22.  and  then  lift  up  their  voices ,  and  faid 
iUfterj. 

Gem.I  3.lo.Lot///?eiup  his  eyes,and  beheld  the  pi. 
18. 2. Abraham//. uphiseyes,and  beheld  3. men 

2  2.i3.Abr./*/ta/uphis  eyes,and  iooked,&  bch, 
29.1 1.  Jacob  lifted  up  his  voice,  and  wept 

31.10.  that  the cattell conceived,  lliftedup 
33.1.  Jacob  lifted  up  his  eys^and  behold  Efau 
39.1?'  1  liftcdupmy  voke,and  cried,  he  left 
40.20.  he  lifted  up  the  head  of  the  chiefe,but 

Num.iq*  1.  all  the  congregat.  liftedup  their  voice 
Deut. 8. 1 4.  then  thy  heart  be  lifted  up,  and  thou 

17.20.  that  his  heart  be  not  lifted  up  above 
//«/g.8.28.fothat  they  lifted  up  their  heads  no  irro. 
1  Sam.  22.49.  thou  alfo  haft  lifted  me  up  on  high 
i  Kings  1 4.I0.  and  thy  heart  hath  lifted  thee  up 
z  Cbro.  16. 16.  his  heart  was //.up  to  deftru&ion 

3  2 . 2  ? .  for  his  heart  was  lifted  up, therefore 
Job  2. 1 2.  they  lifted  up  their  voice,  and  wept 
Pfal.17.6.  now  lhall  mine  head  be  liftedup 

3o.  1.  O  Lord,  thou  haft  lifted  me  up 
74.  f .  according  as  he  had  liftedupaxes 
93.  3.  the  floods  have  lifted  >  O  Lord 

the  floods  have  lifted  up  their  voice 

102.10.  thou  haft  lifted  up,and  call  me  dowrie 

106.26-  therefore  he  lifted  up  his  hand  againft 

Prov.xo.  \%-  and  their  eye-lids  are  liftedup 

Ifa.i-i  2-  and  upon  every  one  that  is  lifted  up 

I3>and  upon  all  the  Cedars,thatarc  liftedup 

14.  and  upon  all  high  mount,  that  are  lift  up 

6.1 .  Lord  fitting  on  a  throne  high  and  lifted  up 

26.1 1. when  thy  hand  is  lif.up,xhcy  will  not  fee 

37.  23.  aga.  whom  haft  thou  lifted  up  thine  eyes 

for.  -j  1    9.  and  is  lifted  up,  even  to  the  skies 


J  2.  31.  lifted  up  the  head  of  Jehoiachin  king  of 
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£^f/j.i.i0.wheclcs  were  liftedup  againft  them 
21 .  when  thofe  were  liftedup,the  wheeles  li. 
3.  14.  fo  the  fpirit  /*.  ms  up,&  tooke  me  away 
1  o.  1  J.  the  Cherubims  were  lifted  up 

17.  when  they  were  lifted  up,thefe  lift  up 
20.  y.  and  lifted  up  mine  hand  unto  the  feed 
when  I  lift,  up  mine  hand  unto  them,faying 
6.  day  that  I  lifted  up  mine  hand  unto  them 
1  j.  yet  I  lifted  up  my  hand  in  the  wildernefle 
is.  I  /f/fwtf  my  hand  unto  them  alfo  in  the 
28.  land,for  the  which  I  lifted  up  mine  hand 
42.  countrey,for  which  I  liftcdup  mine  hand 
28.  2.  becaufe  thine  heart  is  lifted  up,and  thou 
j.  thine  heart  is  ///ted  up  becaufe  of 
17.  thine  heart  was  lifted  up  becaufe  of  thy 
31. 10. becaufe  thou  haft  lift  up  thy  felfe  in  hei. 
and  his  heart  is  lifted  up  in  his  height 
36.  7.  thus  faith  the  Lord,I  have  lifted  up  my 
47.  i4.concern.  which  I  lif.up  mine  hand  to  gi. 
Dan.  J-  io.  but  when  his  heart  was  lifted  up 

23.  but  haft  liftedup  thy  felfe  aga.  the  Lord 
7.4.  and  it  was  lifted  up  from  the  earth, &  made 
8.3.  then  I  liftcdup  mine  eyes  and  faw 
10.5.  lifted  up  mine  eyes,  and  behold  a  certaine 
1 1.  1 2.  his  heart  fhall  be  lifted  up,  and  he 
Hab.z.^.  his  foule  which  is  li.  up  is  not  upright  in 

3.  io.  the  deep  liftedup  his  hands  on  high 

Zccb.9.16.  (hall  be  as  the  ftones  ofa  crown  lif  up 

1 4.  10.  all  the  land  (hall  be  li.  up  &  inhabited 

Mtfr.9.27.  but  Jefus  liftedhim  up, and  he  arofe 

Lul^  6.20.  and  he  lifted  up  his  eyes  on  his  difcip& 

1 7. 1 3. and  they  li.  up  their  voices  &faid,  Jefus 

John  3.14.  as  Mofes//.  up  the  ferpent  in  the  wild- 

fo  muft  the  Son  of  man  be  liftedup 

12.31.  I5ifl  be  li.  u  p,  will  draw  all  men  tome 

1  Tim. 3 .  6-  left  being  lifted  up  with  pride,  he  fall 

Revet.  »o.y-  and  the  Angell  //.  up  his  hand  to  hea. 

HiUtt. 
Pfal.  3 . 3 .  my  glory ,  and  the  lifter  up  of  my  head 

Mttftt 

fob  30.21.  thbu  /i/te/2  me  up  to  the  winde 

zy2i/.9.i3.thou  that  li.  me  up  from  the  gates  of  dea. 

1 8.48.  lift,  me  up  above  thofe  that  rife  up  aga. 

Prov.z.^.and  lifteft  up  thy  voice  for  underftading 

fltftety. 

1  Sam.  2.  7.  the  Lord  bringeth  low  and  liftetb  up 

8. he  lifteth up  the  begger  from  the  dunghill 

2  C/jro. 2  $.19. and  thine  heart  lift,  thee  up  to  boaft 
fib  39. 18.  time  (he  lift,  up  hcrfelfe,(he  fcorneth 
Pfal.  107.  2J.  winde,which  lift,  the  waves  thereof 

1 1 3 . 7 .  he  liftetb  the  needy  out  of  the  dunghill 

147. 6.  the  Lord  lifteth  up  the  meeke 
lfa.1%.}.  fee  yee  when  he  liftetb  up  an  enfigne 
fer.  51.3.  that  lift,  himfelfe  up  in  his  brigandine 
Unburn  3 .  3.  the horfeman  li.  up  the  bright  fword 

ftifrtng. 
1  Cbro.i  i.20.chiefe  of  3. for  li.uphk  fpeare  againft 

1 5.16.  by  lifting  up  the  voice  with  joy 
Nchcm.8.6.  anfwered»Amen,with  /.up  their  hands 
fob  2229.  then  thou  (halt  fay  ,  There  is  lifting  up 
Pfal.i^i.i.lifting  up  of  my  hands  as  the  eyen.fac. 
Pifl-y.30.32.  haft  done  foolifhly  in  lift,  up  thy  fel. 
I/a.  9. 18.  mount  up  like  the  lifting  up  of  fmoake 

3  3.3.  at  the  lifting  up  of  thy  felfe  the  nations 
x  Tim.z.S.  men  pray  every  where, 'i/r.up  holy  ha. 

i.igt)t. 
Gen.  44.  3 .  as  foone  as  the  morning  was  light 
Www.  2 1. 5.  our  foule  loatheth  this  light  bread 
fudg.9.4.  Abim:lech  hired  vaine  &  light  perfons 

19. 26.  where  her  Lord  was  till  it  was  light 

1  Sam.i/L.  $6.  and  fpoile  them  till  the  morning  li- 

1 8.  2  3 .  to  you  a  light  thing  to  be  a  kings  fonne 

2  Sam.z.18.  Afahel  was  as  //.  offoocasawildroe 
1  Kings  1 6.3 1.  as  if  it  had  been  a  li.  thing  for  him 
zKings  3 .  18  .but  a  light  thing  in  the  fight  of  the  L 

20. 10.  a  light  thing  for  the  (hadow  to  go  down 
Pfal.  1 3  9. 1 1 .  even  the  night  (hall  be  li.  about  me 
lfa.49. 6.  a  light  thing  thou  (houldeft  be  my  ferv. 
E^elf.i.  17.1s  it  a  //.  thing  that  they  commit  abom. 
Micab  2. 1. when  the  morning  is  li.  they  praftile  it 
Zeph.j.  4.  her  proph.  are  li.  &  treacherous  perf. 
Zech.x4.-j.  that  at  evening  time  it  (hall  be  light 
Match.  1 1.30.  my  yoke  is  eafie,  and  burden  light 
t  Co-.4i7.for  our  h.  affli&.which  is  but  for  i  mo. 

Hfife. 
Dent.  17.16.  curfed  be  he  that  fetteth  //.  by  hisfa 


£3x^.12.7.  in  thee  have  they  let  light  by  ra.&  mo. 
Mat. zz.  ?.  but  they  made  light  of  it,and  went 

ilfafct. 
Gcn.t. 3  .let  there  be  //gfe.-  and  there  was  light 

4.  God  law  the  light  that  it  was  good 

God  divided  the  light  from  the  darknes 

5.  God  called  the  light,  Day 

1 6.  die  greater  light  to  rule  the  day 

die  lefler  //gfe  to  rule  the  night 
18.  to  divide  the  light  from  the  darkenes 
faW.10.23.  Ifrael  had  //#tf  in  their  dwellings 
1 4.  20.  but  it  gave  light  by  night  to  thefe 
z$.  6.  oyl  for  the  light, {pices  for  anointing  oil 
Chap.  3?.  8. 
27. 10.  pure  oyl  olive  for  the  light 
3  •>•  14-  the  candleftick  for  the  /;gk 

his  lamps  with  the  oyl  for  the  light 

28.  and  fpice  and  oyl  for  the  light ,  and  for 

39-  37-  veflels  thereof,and  the  oyl  for  light 

Levit.  24.2.  that  they  bring  pure  oyl  for  the  light 

Num.4.9.  cloth  of  blew,  3c  cov.  the  cand.of  the  li. 

16.  to  Eleazar  pertaineth  the  o;  1  for  the  tight 

1  &y«.2 5. 22.by  the  mor./  any  that  pill! ag  the  wal 

Verfe  3  4. 
36.  told  him  nothing— untill  the  morn-  light 

19. 10.  as  foone  as  ye  -  and  have  light,  depart 
1Sara.17.1z.bj  the  morn.  It.  there  lacked  not  one 

li.  17.  that  thou  quench  not  the  light  of  Ifrael 
13.4.  he  ihall  De  as  the  light  of  the  morning 
1  Kings  7.4.6.  was  againft  h.  in  three  ranks    V.5. 
11.36.  that  uav.d  my  iervant  may  have  a  light 
z  Kings  79.if  we  tarry  till  the  morn,  //.fome  mif. 
We/?.j.i9.nei.the  pil.of  fire  by  night  (hew  them  //. 
£/2.8.i6  the  Jewes  had  ligot  and  gladnes,and  joy 
job  3 .  4.  neither  lee  the  light  ihine  upon  it 
9-  let  it  looke  for  light ,  but  have  none 
16.  as  infants  which  n.ver  faw  light 
ao.  wherefore  is  light  gi/en  to  hiui  that 

13.  why  is  /<gbi  given  to  a  man  whofe 
10  22.  and  where  the  light  is  as  darkenefle 

li.  22.  bringeth  out  to  light  the  (hadow  of  dea. 

1 5 .  they  grope  in  die  darke  without  light 
17- 11.  the  light  is  (hort  becaufe  of  darknes 

1 8.  J.  the  light  of  th;  wicked  (hall  be  put  out 
6.  the  light  (hill  be  darke  in  his  tabernacle 

1 8.  he  (hall  be  driven  from  light  into  darke. 
n.  28 .  the  light  (hall  (hine  upon  thy  wayes 

14. 13.  they  are  of  thoie  that  rebell  aga.the  It. 

14.  murderer  riling  with  the  //.  kill,  tke  po. 
16.  in  the  day  timj  they  know  not  light 

1 J  •  3 .  upon  whom  doth  his  light  arife 

18. 1 1.  that  is  hid  bringeth  he  forth  to  light 

19.  3.  by  h.slight  I  walked  through  darknes 
z^.light  of  my  countenance  they  caft  not  do. 

30.26.when  I  waited  for  light^hen  came  darkn. 
33.  18.  from  the  pit,and  his  life  (hall  fee  the  It. 

30.  enlightened  with  the  I'ght  of  the  living 
36.  30.  behold,he  fpreadeth  his  light  upon  it 

3  2.  with  clouds  he  co vercth  the  light 
37-15-andcaufed  the  light  of  his  cloud  to  mine 

2 1 .  men  fee  not  the  bright  light  which  is 
3  8.1  j.from  the  wicked  their  light  is  withholden 

1 9.  where  is  the  way  where  light  dwelleth 
24.  by  what  way  is  the  tight  parted 

41.18.  by  his  neefings  a  light  doth  (hine 

Pf.  4. 6.  Lord  lift  thou  the  t%  of  thy  conn,  upon  us 
27.1.  the  Lord  is  my  light  and  my  falvation 
36.9.  in  thy  light  (hall  we  (eeligbl 
37-6  he  (hall  bring  forth  thy  righteoufnes  as  //. 
38.  10.  light  of  mine  eyes  it  alfo  is  gone  fro  me 
43.3.  O  fend  out  thy  light  and  thy  truth: let 
44.3-  light  of  thy  countemnce,becaufe  thou 

49.19.  (hall  goe—they  (hall  never  fee  light 
74-i6.thou  haft  prepared  the  light  and  the  fun 

78.14.  and  all  the  night  with  a  light  of  fire 

97. 1 1.  tight  is  fown  for  the  righteous,&  gladnes 
104.2.  who  covered  thy  felfe  with  light  as 
1 1 2.  4.  unto  the  upright  there  arifeth  light 
1 18.27. God  ^  the  Lo.which  hath  (hewed  us  li. 
1 19. icf. thy.  word  is  a  lamp,  a  11.  unto  my  pa. 
1 30.  the  entrance  of  thy  words  giveth  light 
139.12-  dark.and  the  light  are  both  alike  to 
148.  3.  praife  him  all  ye  ftars  of  light 
Prov.^.  1 8.  path  of  the  juft  is  as  the  (h'ning  light 
6.  23.  comnlandment  is  a  laaip,the  law  is  light 
13-9.  the  light  of  the  righteous  rejoyceth 


15.30.  the  light  of  tne  eyes  rejoyceth  the  heai  t 
£«/(?/.  2. 1 3. excel  lech  folly,  as  far  aslight  darknes 
1  i.7-truly  the  light  is  fweet,&a  pleafant  th  ng 
I2.2.while  the  fun,or  the  light  be  not  darkened 
lfa.%.zo.  that  put  darkn.  for  light ,and  //.for  dark. 
30.  light  is  darkened  in  th;  heavens  thereof 
8.20.  it  is  becaufe  there  is  nolight  in  them 
9.2.  that  walked  in  dark,  have  feene  a  great  li. 
upon  them  hadi  the  light  fh'ned 
10. 1 7.  and  the  light  of  Ifrael,  ihall  be  for  a  fire 
13.10.  for  the  ftars  (hall  not  give  their  light 
30.26,  light  of  the  moone,  (hall  be  as  the  light 
light  of  the  fun  as  the  light  of  feven  days 

41.6.  and  give  thee  for  a  light  of  the  Gentiles 
16.I  will  make  darkcmslight  before  them 

45.7. 1  forme  the  light 3  and  create  dirker.es 
50.  1 0.  that  walketh  in  dark,  and  hath  no  light 
J 1 .4.  judgment  to  reft  for  a  light  of  the  people 
5  8.  8.  then  (hall  thy  light  break  forth/   ~ 

10.  then  (hall  thy  light  rife  in  obfeuricy 
59.9.  we  wake  for  light }  but  behold  obfeurity 
60.1.  arife,(h  inc,  for  thy  light  is  come 

3 .  and  the  Gentiles  (hall  come  to  thy  light 

19.  fun  (hall  be  no  more  thy  light  by  day 
L.  (hall  be  unto  thee  an  everlafting  light 

2o.for  the  Lord  (hall  be  thy  everlafting  light 
/ey.4.23.  and  the  heavens ,  and  they  had  no  light 
1 3. iff.  glory  to  God  while  yee  looke  for  light 
z  J  .1  o.  He  take  from  them  the  //.of  the  candle 
3 1.3  J.  the  Lo.  giveth  the  fun  for  a  /;.  by  day 
and  ordinances  of  the  moon  for  a  //.by  night 
Lam. 3.  2.  led  me— into  darknes,but  not  into  light 
Dan  2.12.  knoweth-dark.  and  It.  dwel.  with  him 
j  .1 1  Mght  and  underftanding  was  found  in  him 
i4.heard  that  /*.&  underftan.is  found  in  thee 
Hof.6.  J. thy  judgements  are  as  //.that  goeth  forth 
Micab  7.8.  the  Lord  (hall  be  a  light  unto  me 
9.  Lord  will  bring  me  forth  to  the  light 
Hob. 3.4.  and  his  brightnes  was  as  the  light 

1 1 .  at  the  light  of  thine  arrowes  they  went 
Zeph. 3. 5. every  morn.doth  he  bring  his  judg.to  //. 
Zecb.i4.6.in  that  day  the  light  (hall  not  be  cleare 
31<2tt/;.4.i6.peop.that  fate  in  dark.faw  great  light 

that  fate  in  (hadow  of  death  //.  is  fpung  up 
5. 14.  ye  are  the  light  of  the  world        , 

15.  doe  men  light  a  candle  &  put  it  undern. 

16.  let  your  light  fo  (hine  before  men  that 
6.12.  the  light  of  the  body  is  the  eye 

eye  be  (ingle,  thy  whole  body  full  of  light 
13  .if  li.  that  is  in  thee  be  darknes,how  great 
17.1.  his  rayment  was  white  as  the  tight 
24.29.afcer  thofe  dayes  mo.ihall  not  give  her  /. 
Mar.  1 3 .24.  in  diofe  dayes  mo.ihall  not  gi.her  //. 
Lu\e  2.3  2.  a  light  to  lighten  the  Gentiles 
8.  16.  they  which  enter  in  may  fee  the  light 
11.33.  ^y  which  come  in  may  fee  the  tight 
34.  the  light  of  the  body  is  the  eye 

eye  is  (ingle,whole  body  is  full  of  light 
3  J. take  heed  die  li.  in  thee  be  not  darknefl'e 
36.  if  thy  whole  body  be  full  of  light 

the  whole  (hall  be  full  of  light ,as  the 
16.  8.  in  their  gener.  wifer  then  the  chil.  of //. 
John  1.4.  in  him  was  life,&  life  was  the  //.of  men 
5.  and  the  light  fhineth  in  darkenes,and 

7.  the  fame  came  to  beare  witnefle  of  the  //. 

8.  he  was  not  that  light ,  but  was  fent 

to  beare  witnefle  of  that  light 

9.  the  true  light  that  lighteneth  every  man 
3-.19.the  condemn.that  light  was  come  into  the 

and  men  loved  dark,  rather  then  light 

20.  every  one  that  dorh  evill  hateth  the  li- 

neither  cometh  to  the  light ,left  his  de. 
si.  that  doth  truth  cometh  to  the  light,  that 
J-3f.hewasa  burning  and  a  (hining  light 

ye  were  willing  for  a  feafon  to  rejo.in  his  //. 
8.12. 1  am  the  light  of  the  world  :  he  that 

that  followes  me,-fhall  have  light  of  life 
9.f.as  long  as -in  the  wor.  I  am  the //.of  the  w. 
1 1.9.  ftumbleth  not,becaufe  he  feeth  the  light 

10.  ftumbleth,  becaufe  there  is  no  light 
12.3  j.  yee  a  littlewhile  is  the  light  with  you 

walk  while  ye  have  the  light, IsH 
$6. while  ye  have  light,  beleeve  in  the  light 
46.  I  am  come  a  light  into  the  world,  that 
Alt.^.^.uWntA  round  about  him  a  //.from  heaven 

1 2.7.  a  light  (hined  in  the  prifon  ,  &  he  fmote 
I3-47- 1 


H-3- 


L I G      LIG, 

1 3.  47. 1  have  fct  thee  to  be  a  li.  to  die  Gen. 
16.29.  then  he  called  foraligbt,  and  Iprartg  in 
22.6.  there  fhone  a  great  light  round  about  me 
9.  faw  xhz  light  jam  heard  not  the  voice 
1 1 .  could*  not  lee  tor  the  glory  of  that  light 
26. 1  $ .  at  mid-day  I  faw  m  the  way  a  light 
ibandto  turne  them  from  da  rkenefle  tolight 
1  3 .  and  mould  fhcw  light  unto  the  people 
Rom.z.  i?-a  ''i^f-  of  them  which  are  in  darken efle 

1 5 . 1 1.  let  us  put  on  the  armour  of  light 
1  Co/.  4  5-  who  will  bring  to  light  hidden  things 
i  C9/'.4.4.'eft  the  "*-  of  the  Gofp.fhould  mine  unto 
jj.God  who  commanded  the  /j.tofhine  out  of 
to  give  the  light  of  the  knowledge  of  the 
£.  14.  what  communion  hath  light  with  darknes 
ii.  14.  Satan  transformed  into  an  Ahg.odight 
Ephefs-  8.  now  are  ye  /*.  walk  as  chil.  of  the  light 
13.  that  are  reproved,are  manif.  by  the  light 
whatfoever  doth  make  manif.  is  light 
Cel.i.ii .  made  us  partakers  of  the  inherit,  in  light 
1  TheJJ.5.5 .  ye  are  all  the  childien  of  the  light 
1  Ti?».6.i6.whohathimmort.  dwellethin  the  light 
z  Tim.i-io.  hath  brought  life  and  immortal,  to  li. 
iPet.z.9.  who  called  you  into  marvellous  light 
zPet.  i.i9.whereuntotak;  heed, as  unto  a  light 
1  John.  1 .  J  ■  this  is  the  mellage,  that  God  is  light 
z.  8.  darkenes  is  pad,  the  true  light  now  mines 
Sev.18.13.  the  light  of  a  candle  fhall  lhinenorno. 
11.  11.  and  her  light  was  like  unto  a  ftone  mod 
13.  anJ  the  Lambe  is  the  light  thereof 
agnations  \vch  are  faved  fhall  walk  in  the  li. 
12..  J.they  need  no  candle,  neither  /*.  of  the  fun 
for  the  Lord  God  giveth  them  light 
Hijftt. 

£;vW.2  j.37.and  they  fhall  light  the  lamps  thereof 
40. 4. bring  in  the  candlefti.&ft.the  lamps  ther. 
Ruth  z.  3.  her  hap  was  to  light  on  a  part  of  the  fie. 
zSam.i7.1z.and  wewill  light  upon  him  as  the  dew 
Pfal.  1  8.28.for  thou  wilt  light  my  candlerthe  Lord 
Mat.  5.15.  neither  doe  men  light  a  candle  and  put 
Lull  1 f  .8.if  ihe  lofe  one  piece,doth  not  light  a  can. 
Revel.7. 16.  neither  (hall  the  fun  light  on  him  any 

Give  joyned  with  JUgjjt. 
Gen.  1 . 1  f .  to  give  light  upon  the  earth 

17.  ftarres  to  give  light  apon  the  earth 
Exod.  1 3.  21.  in  a  pillar  of  fire  to  give  them  light 
25.  37.  that  they  may  give  light  over  agaimt 
Nww.S.i.feven  lamps  Inall  give  light  over  aga.the 
z  Kjrigs  8.19.3s  he  promif.  to  give  to  him  alw.  a  li. 
2  C/j/o.2i.7.andashepromifedtogivea  li. to  him 
Neb.  9.1 2.  to  give  die  li.'m  the  way  they  fhould  go 
Pfal.  1 05.39.  and  fire  to  give  light  in  the  night 
lfa.13. 10.  ftarsof  heaven  fhall  not  give  their  Hg. 
49.6. 1  will  give  thee  for  a  light  to  the  Gentiles 
60. 19. neither  fhall  the  Moon  give  li.unto  thee 
£3^.3  2.7.  ftars  dark,  and  moon  mail  not  give  li. 
Mat.j.15.  and  it  giv.  h.toall  that  arc  indie  houfe 
Lufe  1. 79.  to  give  li.  to  them  that  ft  in  darknes 
ii  .36.  as  the  Chining  ofa  candle  doth  give  light 
%  Cor.a-6.  to  give  the  li.  of  the  knowl.  of  the  glory 
Epbef.  5. 14.  awake,and  Chrift  fhall  give  thee  It. 

in  the  JUght. 

Pfal.^6. i^.thsr.  I  may  walke  in  the  /i.ofthe  living 

89.1  J. they  lhall  walk  in  the  light  of  thy  counts, 

90.  8.  our  fecret  finnes  in  the  light  of  thy  count. 

Pw.16.15.  in  the  light  of  the  Kings  counrcn.  is  life 

tfa.  i.f .  come,let  us  watke  in  the  light  of  the  Lord 

50.  H.  walke  In  the  light  of  your  fire,and  in 
Mat. 10.z7.whu  I  tell  you  in  dark. that  fpeak  in  li. 
lufe  i2-3.fpoken  in  dark. fhall  be  heard  in  the  li. 
John.  1 2.  36.  while  ye  have  the  li.  belie,  in  theli. 
1  Joh.i  .7.  walk  in  the  light ,as  he  is  in  the  Hght 
2.9-he  that  faith  he  is  In  the  light  ,andhatcth 
1  o.  that  loveth  his  brother ^abideth  in  the  lig. 
ItghtcD. 
GfB.i4.64.when  fhe  faw  Ifaac,fhe  lighted  off 
28.1  1  .Jacob  lighted  on  a  certaine  place  and 
Exod. 4.0,  25.  he  lighted  the  lamps  before  the  Lord 
Www. 8. 3.  Aaronligbted  the  laropt  over  againft  the 
/'!/">•  1  ?.  1 8  .fhe  li.off  her  affe,  ScCal.faid/arfg.i .  1 4. 
Judg.  4. 1 ; .  Sifera  lig.  off  his  char,  fled  on  his  feet 

1  Sd7s.25.23.faw  David,fhc  lig.  off  the  afle,&  fell 

2  Kings  j.ii.Naam.//.fromcr>ar.&  faid,Tsallwel 

10.15  departed  thence,he //.ftef  on  Jchonadab 
Jfai.  9.  8.  a  word,and  ithath  lighted  upon  Ifrael    I 
Ii>^.8.i6.  no  man  when  Agfr.  a  candle,  covercthit  \Nim.  24. 


LIG       LIG 

no  man  when  he  hadi  lighted  a  candfe     I 

1  Sam. 6. f.petadvcn.  he  will  lighten  his  hand  from 
1  Sam.zz.zy.  and  the  Lordwill6?toa  my  d.irkn. 
E'Kj'a  9.8.  that  our  God  may  lighten  our  eyes 
Pfal.  1 3.3 .  lighten  mine  eyes,  left  I  fleep  the  flcep 
Jamb  i.j.  into  the  fea ,  to  lig  'ten  it  of  them 
Lufe  1.3  2.  a  light  to  lighten  the  Gentiles,and 
Revel.  2 1. 2  3 .  no  need  of  fun,glory  of  God  did  ligh. 

Ifglirenerti. 

Pr0v.29.13.  the  Lord  lightencth  both  their  eyes 
Lufe  1 7.24.  as  the  lightning  that  Itghtmth  out 

1  Kj-tig*  Ii-4-  -v°ke  which  he  put  upon  us  ligker 
,     9.  make  the  yoke  thy  father  put  upon  us  light. 
1  o.  heavie,  but  make  thou  it  lighter  to  us 
1  Chro.  10. 10. but  make  thou  it  fomewhat  lig.fot  us 
Pfal.6z.9.  they  are  altogether  lighter  then  vanity 

iigijteti. 
Ntvn.Z.z.  fay  when  thou  ligbtcfi  the  lamps 
iLtgi)tert). 

JE.voi.30. 8. when  Aaron  lighteth  the  lamps,he  fhall 
Deut. 19. 5. head  flippeth,and  lighteth  on  his  neigh. 
Job.  1 .9.  li.  every  man  that  conieth  iixo  the  world 

JUg'nttng. 
7/i.  30.30.fhaH  fhevv  the  lighting  down  of  his  arme 
Mat. 3.1  6.defcendine  like  a  dove  ,  lighting  on  him 

Go*.  16. 10.  one  of  the  people  mig'it  /jg.  have  lien 
Deut.3z.15.  and  lig.  eftecmedtheworkofhisfalv 

1  Sam.z.3 o.that  defpife  me  fhill  be  #gb.  efleemed 
18.13. 1  am  a  poorc man,and lightly  efteemed 

lfa.9.1.  when  at  firft  he  tightly  afflicted  the  land 

Jer.q.zq.and  all  the  hills  moved  lightly 

Mar. 9, 39.  miracle  in  my  Name,  canlightly  fpeake 

itglitneo.  See  alfo  ©nligrjttteO, 
Pfal.^  4.  j.  they  looked  on  him,and  were  lightned 

77. 18  the  lightnings  lightned  the  world 
A3.  27. 1 8.  next  day  they  lightned  the  fh'.p 

38.  had  eaten  enough,  they  ligbtnedzhe  fhip 
Rev.iS.i.  and  the  earth  was  lightned  with  his  glo. 

Itgr;tne0. 
JW'  3. 9.  to  pafle  through  die  lightnes  of  her  whor. 
13 .3  2.  caufe  my  people  to  erre  by  their  lightnes 

2  Cor.i. 17.  was  thus  minded,did  I  ufe  lightnes 
Kgtjtotng. 

2  Som.zz.  1  j.  he  fent  lightning,Sc  difcomfitcd  them 

Job  28.26.  he  made  a  way  for  the  ligh.  of  the  thun. 

37.  3 .  and  his  lightning  unto  the  ends  of  die  ear- 

38.2  j.  who  divided  a  way  for  the  light,  of  thun- 

Pfal.  i44.6.caft  forth  lightning,and  fcatter  them 

£^,1.13.  and  out  of  the  fire  went  izxth  lithtning 

14.  creatures  ran  as  the  appearance  of  lightn. 

Dan.10.6.  and  his  face  as  the  appearance  of  light 

ZMk9.i4.his  arrow  fhall  goe  forth  as  the  lightning 

Mat.  24.17.for  as  the  light,  cometh  out  of  the  calf 

a8.  3.  his  countenance  was  like  lightning ,and 
Lu\e  1  o.  1 8 . 1  beheld  Satan  as  lightning  fall  from 
i7-24«  for  as  the  lightning  that  Lghtnethout 
iLtgtjtntngs. 
Exod.ii).  1 6.thunders,  lightnings,  and  a  thick  cloud 
20.1 8.  all  the  people  faw  the  lightnings  and  the 
Job  38.3  j.  canft  thou  fend  lightnings ,that  they 
PJal.  1 8. 1 4-  he  fhot  out  light .  and  difcomfited  them 
77.  1 8.  the  lightnings  lightned  the  world 
97.  4.  his  lightnings  enlightened  the  world 
13  J.  7.  he  maketh  lightnings  for  the  raine 
Jer.10.1 3  .he  maketh  /?.wirii  ra.&  bring.Ch).fi.i£. 
Nabum  2.4.  charets  fhall  run  like  lightnings 
Ket?.4.j.out  of  the  throne  proceeded  lightnings 
8.  J. were  voices,thnnderings,and  lightnings 
1 1 .19. there  were  lightnings ,and  voices,Sc  thund. 
16.1 8.there  were  lightnings ,and  an  earth-cpake 
Itg'jtPi 
Gen.  1. 1 4.  let  there  be  lights  in  the  firmament 
1  5.  let  them  be  for  lights  in  the  firmament 
16.  God  made  two  great  lights 
1  Kings  6.  4.  he  made  windowes  of  narrow  lights 
Pfal.'i  36.7.  to  him  that  made  great  lights :  for 
£^3i.8.bright  lights  of  heaven  will  1  make  dar. 
Lu^e  1 2.3  j.  girded  about,and  your  lights  burning 
/?<■?. 20.8.  Were  many  lights  in  the  upper  chamber 
Phil.z- 1  J.  among  whom  ye  fhine  as  lights 
Jam.  1 .17. cometh  downe  from  the  Father  of  lights 
fUgn-aloeff. 
.  as  trees  of  lign-aloes  which  the  Loid 
Hhh  3  


L  1  K       L1K 

Gmx3.r0.  like  the  land  of  Egypt,  as  thou  come  ft 

ij.  2j.  red,all  oyer  like  anhanic  garment 
Exod.ij.11.  who  is /i/^c  unto  thee,  O  Lord  ' 

who  is  lii^e  thee,glonous  in'hol'nefle 
1fi.31.and  it  was  Mp  coriander  leed,white 

and  the  taile  ofjt  was  like  wafers 
i4«i7.  glory  of  the  Lord  was  like  devouring 

2  j.  33.  made  like  unto  Almonds 
Ver.  34.  Chap37. 19,20. 

28. 11.  likethe  ingravingofa  fignct 

Ver.  21,  36.  Chap.  39.  14. 
30.  31.  neither  fhall  yee  make  any  other  like 

33.  whofoever  compoundeth  any  like  it 

34.  of  each  fhall  there  be  a  like  weight 
38;  whofoever  fhall  make  like  unto  that 

3  \.  1 .  hew  two  tables  life  unto  the  fir  ft; 
Vent.  10. 1. 

4.  and  he  hewed  two  tables  of  ftone  like 
39.  8.  breft-plate  like  the  vvoikeofthe  Lphod 
£2wt.i3.2.inhisskinne%the  plague  of  lcprofi>. 
Num.  23.  1  o.  and  lee  my  laft  end  be  %  his 
Dent.  4.  3 1.  as  this  thing,  or  hath  been  life  it 
7.16.  left  thou  be  a  curled  thing  like  it 
10.3.  and  hewed  two  tables  of  ftone  tife 

17.  14. 1  will  fee  a  King  over  me,/^<>  as  all 

18.  8.  they  fhall  have  life  portions,  to  eat 
1  j.  proph.  of  thy  brerh.  life  unto  mee 
18.  a  proph.  among  their  breth.  life  thee 

25.  7-  if  the  man  life  not  to  take  his  brothers 
29.  13.  life  the  overthrow  of  Sodom  and  Gom. 
33.  17.  his  glory  is/^;e  the  firftlingof  his 

his  homes  are  life  the  homes  ofunic. 
z6.  none  life  unto  the  God  of  Jeliirun 
29.  O  Ifraeljwho  is  life  unto  thee 
34. 10.  not  a  proph-  life  unto  Mofcs 
Jijh.10.  i4.n0  day  life  that  beforc,or  after  it 
Jndg.  7. 1 2.  Midianites  lay  along  like  grafle-hop. 

13.6.  his  countenance  life  the  count. of  an  Aug 
16.  1 2.  brake  them  from  off  his  armes  life  A 

17.  weake,  and  life  any  other  man 
Ruthz.  \$.  not  life  unto  one  of  thy  handmaidens  . 
4.  x  1.  life  Rachel  and  life  Leah,  which  two 
1 1. and  let  thy  houfe  be  life  the  houfe  of  Pha. 

1  S<Wf.2.2.neither  is  there  any  rocke  life  our  God 
4.  9.  be  ftrong,  quit  your  fel  ves  life  men 
8.  j.  a  king  to  Judge  us  ,  Ufe  all  the  nations 

ao.  that  we  may  be  life  all  the  nations  1 
10.24.  there  is  none  life  him  among  all  the 

17.7.  ftaffe  of  his  fpeare  viaslife  a  weavers  bea. 
2J.36.Naba!  held  afeaft  life  thefeaft  ofa  king 
26.  t  J.  and  who  is  life  to  thee  in  Ifrael 

2  Sam-7.  9.  life  unto  the  name  of  the  great  men  on 
23.  what  nation  is  life  thy  people,even  Ifrael 

18.17.  fcremoft  life  the  running  of  Ahhnaaz 
2i- 19.  ftaffe  ofwhofe  fpeare  waslifea  weavers 
22.34.  he  maketh  my  feet  life  hindes  feet 
[]\j.3.i2./?.thee  before  thee,neitb.any  arife  /i.thce 

1 3 .  not  any  among  the  kings  life  unto  thee 
j.6.can  skill  to  hew  timber  life  unto  the  Sydo. 
houfe  for  Pha.  daug  hter  life  unto  this  po. 

26.  wrought  life  the  brim  ofa  cup 

33.  was  life  die  work  ofa  charet  wheele 
8.23.  no  God  life  unto  thee  in  heaven  or 
1 0.10.  was  not  the  life  made  in  any  kingdome 
11.32.  Jeroboam  ordained  a  feaft  life  unto  the 
16.3.  make  thy  houfe  life  the  houfe  of  Jcrob. 

7.  in  being  life  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 
18.44  rifeth  a  little  cloud  life  a  mans  hand    . 
20.2  j.  an  army  life  the  army  thou  haft  loft 

27.  pitched/;^  two  little  flocks  of  kids 
21 .22.will  make  thine  hou'e  life  the  houfe  of 
2  2. 1 3 .  let  thy  word  be  life  the  word  of  one" 
2  King*  J. 2. but  not  life  his  farh.and  life  hi?  mo. 
j.  14.  flefli  came  againe  life  the  flefh  ofa 
o.  o.houfe  of  Ahab  life  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam 
and  life  the  houfe  of  Baafha  fon  of  Abijah 

20.  the  driving  is  life  the  driv.ng  of  Jehu. 
1 3 .7. had  made  them  life  the  duft  by  threfhing 
14.3.  did  right, yet  notltfe  David  his  father 
16.1.  Ahaz  did  not  right  life  David  his  father 
17.14.  hardened  their  n  cks  hfethe  neck 

1  J.  charged  they  fhould  not  doe  life  them 
18.  32.  away  to  a  land  life  your  own  land 
23.2  5. life  unto  him  was  there  no  king 

neither  after  himarofe  there  any  life 
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1f.17.t1feun.to  ch.fe  had  the  fecond  pillar 

1  Chre. 4.17. nci.  did  their  family  multiply  life  to 

11.23  fpcar  life  a  weavers  beame 
iz.S.whofe  faces  were  life  faces  of  lions 

iL.  a  great  hoft,W,v  thehoft  of  God 
1 7. 8. made  thee  a  name  life  the  name  of 

2 1. what  one  nation  life  thy  people  I  frael 
20.J.whofe  fpeares  ftaffj  washfe  a  weavers 
27.23.  increafe  Ifracl/^e  the  ftars  of  heaven 

2  Cbr1m.1-9.a-  people  //^e  the  dud  of  the  earth 

1 2. neither  any  after  thee  have  the  life 
4. j  .life  the  work  of  the  brim  of  a  cup 
<M4.n0  God /i^e  unto  thee  in  heaven 
9.1 9.was  not  the  /i^e  made  in  any  kingdome 
18. 12.  let  thy  word  be  life  unto  one  of 
zi.tf.wal'red— /f^e  as  did  the  houfe  of  Ahab 
1  $,hfe  to  the  whoredomes  of  the  houfe  of 
19.no  burning  for  him lifethe  burning  of 
22.4  he  did  evihhfe  the  houfe  of  Ahab 
i8.i.Ahaz  did  not  right  life  David 
30_7.be  not  ye  lifeyour  fathers,andfi£*  your 

26. there  was  not  the  life  in  Jerufalem 
ll.z.hfe  unto  the  abominations  of  the  heathen 
3  j.  18. there  was  no  pafleover/%  to  that 
/VW«;».i3.2.S.among  many  nations  no  K.  life  him 
Eji.z.io.life  as  when  (lie  was  brought  up  with 
Job  3.24.my  roarings  arc  powred  out  life 
<>.z6.life  as  a  fhock  ofcorncometh  in 
10.10.haft  thou  nor  crud led  me  life  cheeie 
1  i.ri.though  man  be  bornli^ea  wildafles  colt 
1 22  J.maketh  them  to  ftaggcr  life  a  drunken 
I3.12.y0ur  remembrances  life  unto  afUes 

14.2  he  comes  forth  life  a  flowre 

9. and  bring  forth  boweshfe  a  plant 
ij.itS.manwhichdrinketh  iniquity//^  water 
16.14.he  runn«th  upon  me  life  a  giant 
19.10.mine  hope  hath  he  removed  life  a 
20.7. he  fhall  perifh  I'hfehh  own  dung 
2,1.1 1. their  little  ones  life  a  flock 
34.7.what  man  is  life  Job,  who  drinketh  up 
3<f.2i.God  exalteth:  who  teacheth  life  him 
38. 3. gird  up  now  thy  loins  life  a  man 

Chap.  40. 7. 
40.9.haft  thou  an  arm  life  God 

1 7. he  movcth  his  ai\hfe  a  Cedar 
41.18  .his  eyes  a  re  life  the  eye-lids  of  the 

31.  he  maketh  the  deep  to  boil  life  a  pot 
he  maketh  the  (eahfe  a  pot  of  ointment 

3  3  .upon  earth  there  is  not  his  life 
42.8 .not  fpoken  right%  my  fervant  Job 
Pfid.i-3  .ihall  be  life  a  tree  planted  by  rivers 

4-ungodly  arc  not  fo,  but  are  life  the  chaffe 
7. 2. left  he  tear  my  foul  life  a  lion 
17.1z.life  as  a  lion  that  is  greedy  of  his  prey 

1 8.3  3  he  maketh  my  feet  life  hindes  feet 
22. 14. 1  ampowred  out  life  water 

my  heart  is  life  waxjit  is  melted 
28. 1. if  thou  be  filenc — I  become  life  them  that 
29.6 .he  maketh  them  alfo  to  skip  life  a  calfe 
Lebanon  and  Syrion  life  a  young  unic. 
3  r.i  2  I  am  forgotten,  I  amkfe  a  broken  veil. 
3y.io.Lordwhp  is  life  unto  thee 
3<5.6.thy  righteoufneffe  is  life  the  great  mount. 
37.2.they  mail  foon  be  cut  down  life  the  grafs 

3J  .fpreading  himfelf  life  a  green  bay  tree 
.39.11  .his  beauty  to  confume  life  a  moth 
44.1 1. thou  haft  given  us  life  fheepfor 
49.i2.man  is  life  the  beafts  that  perifh 

H.life  ftieep  they  are  laid  in  the  grave 

20. man  that  under ftandeth not  is  life  the 
J2.2.thy  tongue  life  afharp  rafour,  working 

8. but  I  am  life  a  green  olive  tree  in  the 
jf  g.O  that  I  had  wings  life  a  dove  :  forshen 
j  8.4.their  poifon  is  life  the  poifon  of  a  ferpent 
they  are  life  the  deaf  adder  that  ftop. 
5  9  .tf.they  make  a  noife  life  a  dog,  and 

1 4. and  let  them  make  a  noife  life  a  dog 
64.3  .who  whet  their  tongue  life  a  fword 
7 1 .19.O  God,whois  life  unto  thee 
72  6  he  fhall  come  Aovmelife  rain 

16  the  fruit  thereof  fhall  fhake  1'fel.eba.n. 
&  they  ofthe  city  fhall  flourifh  life 
73 .  j-neither  are  they  plagued  life  other  men 
77.i°-thou  leddeft  thy  people  life  a  flock 
78. 1 6  he  caufed  the  waters  to  run  down  fi.ri  v. 

27  feathered  fowls  life  the  fand  of  the  fea 


J  2. made  his  own  people  goforth/%  fheep 
&  guided  them  in  the  v/'Ad.life  a  flock 

j7.dealt  unfaithfully  life  their  fathers 

were  turned  away  life  a  decekfull  bow 

6 J. and  life  a  mighty  man  that  fhouteth 

69. built  his  fanctuary  h.high  palace;.:  Zi.the 
79. 3. their  bloud  have  they  (hod  life  water 
So.  lo.boughes  thereof  life  the  goodly  Cedars 
82.7.but  ye  fhall  die  life  men,and  fall  life 
83. 1 3.O  my  God',make  tham  hfe  a  wheele 
8 6. 8. none  life  thee,  neither  any  worses  life 
Si. ^. life  the  flain  that  lie  in  the  grave 

17. they  came  round  about  me  daily  //.water 
Sp.S.who  is  a  ftrong  Lord  life  unto  thee 
9°-  5- they  are  life  the  grafle  that  groweth  up 
92.10.my  horn  fruit  thou  exalt  life  the  home 

1 2.the  righteous  fhall  flourifh  life  a  palmc 
he  Ihall  grow  life  a  cedar  in  Lebanon 
97. j. the  hils  melted  life  wax  at  theprefence 
102.3 , for  my  daies  are  confirmed  life  fmo^k 

4  my  heart  is  fmittenand  withered  life  graft 

6.i  am  life  a  Pelican  ofthe  wilderneile    \ 

I  am  life  an  Owle  of  die  defprt 

9-f ->r  1  have  eaten  aihes  life  bread 

1 1  .ai)  daies  are  It.  a  fhadow — I  am  with.  It. 

26.ali  of  them  fhall  wax  old  life  a  garment 
103.  j. fo  ti.at  thy  youth  is  renewed  li.the  tfagls 

1  j.life  as  a  father  pitieth  his  children  :  fo 
l04.i.who  ftretcheft  cut  tire  heavens  /;.  a  cur. 
105. 41. they  ran  in  the  dry^laces^  a  river 
1 07.2,7 .they  reel  &  ftagger/i.  a  drunken  man 
109.r8.with  curfing  life  as  with  a  garment,  fo 
let  it  come  itltohis  bowels  li, water, Si.li.oW 

23.I  am  gondlife  the  fhadow  when  it  decli. 
1 1 3. 5  .who  is  life  unto  the  Lord  our  God,who 
1 1 4. 4. skipped  /j.rams  — hils /i.lambs  Vcr.tf. 
1 1  j.S.thcy  that  make  them  are  life  unto  them 
1 18. 12. they  coinpalfed  me  about  life  bees 
1 1 9.8  3 .for  I  am  become  hfe  a  bottIe,yet 

ii9.thou  putteft  away  the  wicked  life  drofTc 

I76.I  have  gone  aftray  life  a  loft  flnep 
X26\i.captivityotZi.wewere/i.  them  that  dr. 
1 28. 3. thy  children  /i.olive  plants  round  about 
133.2.U  is  h.the  precious  ©intment  upon  the 
1 3  j.  1 8  they  that  make  them  are  life  unto  them 
140.3. they  have  fharpned  their  tongues  life 
1 43.7  hear  me,left  I  be  Ife  to  them  that  go 
I44.4.man  is  life  to  vanity,  his  daies  ate 
147. 1  (J  gives  fnow  hfe  wool — froft  life  afhes 
Vtov .  1 2. 1 8. there  is  that  fpeaketh  life  the  piercing 
17.22.3  merry  heart  doth  good  life  a  medicine 
18. 19. their  contentions  are  life  the  bars  of  a 
205  .counfell  in  the  heart  of  a  man  is  life  deep 
23.3  2.biteth  life  a  fcrpent,ftingeth  &.an  adder 
ay.i9.unfaithfull  man  is  life  a.  broken  tooth 

aS.is  /'-.a  city  that  is  broken  down  &  without 
2&4.anfwer  not  a  fool — 'left  thou  be  life 

I7.is  life  on?  that  taketh  a  dog  by  the  earcs 

23  .and  a  wicked  heart,are  life  a  pctfheard 
28. 3. a  poor  man  that  opprefletb,is  life  a 
3 1. 1 4.fhe  is  life  the  merchants  fhips,lhe  bring. 
Cant.z.9.my  beloved  is  life  a  roe  or  a  young  hart 

1 7  turn  my  beloved,and  be  thou  life  a  roe 

3  .tf.who  is  this  that  cometh  //.  pillars  of  fmoak 
4.2.thy  teeth  are  life  a  flock  of  fheep  that 
3-thy  li  ps  are  life  a  thred  of  fcarlet 

thy  temples  are  li.a.  piece  of  a  pomgran. 
4  thy  neck  is  life  the  tower  of  David 
j.thy  two  breafts  are  life  two  young  roes 
5.13  .his  lips  life  lillies  dropping  mirrhe 
6. 1 2.  my  foul  made  me  life  the  chariots  of  Am. 
7. 1. the  joints  of  thy  thighes  are  life  Jewels 
2.tby  navel  is  life  a  round  goblet 

thy  belly  is  life  an  heap  of  wheat 
3. thy  two  breafts  are  life  two  young  roes 
4.thine  eyes  life  the  fifhpooles  in  Hefhbon 
5. thine  head  upon  thee  is  life  Carmel 

and  the  hair  of  thine  head  life  purple 

7  .this  thy  ftature  is  life  a  palme  tree 

8  and  the  fmell  of  thy  nofe  life  apples 
8.i4.make  hafte,  and  be  thou/^'e  to  a  roc 

lfa.1.9  and  we  fhould  have  been  life  Gomorrha 

1 8  rhough  red  /i.crimfon,they  fhalbc  as  wo. 
2.<f.forfaken,becaufc  they  are  foothfayers  life 
3.18  away  their  round  tires  life  the  moon 
^.28. their  horfes  hoofs  fhall  be  counted  //•  flint 


29. their  roaring  fhalbc  l;.a  Lon,/i^  a  ^ourn. 

30. fhall  roa r  againft  them  li.  the  roaring  of" 

10.13. put  down  the  nhabitants/;.a  valiant  man 

I  Afhall  kindle  a  burning  li.thc  burn.ofa  fire 
n.7.and  the  lion  ftiall  eat  ftraw  life  the  0xc 

1 6-a.  high  way,  life  as  it  was  to  IiVae! 
i3.4.noifeofa  multitude  life  as  of  a  great  pao. 
1 4. 10. fhall  fay,  Art  thou  become  life  unto  us 

1 4.I  will  be  life  unto  the  moll  High 

1 9.  out  of  thy  grave  li.an  abominable  branch 
16. 1 1. my  bowels  fhall  found  life  an  harp 
1 7. 1  i.wch  make  a  noife  //.  the  noife  of  the  feas 
a  rufhing  li.thc  rufhing  of  mighty  waters 

13. nations  fhall  ruih  li.the  rufhing-ofwaters 
U.3.  rowling  thing  before  the  whirlwind 
1 8  .^.life  a  clear  heat  uponherbsjand  life 
i9-i7:that  day  fhall  Egypt  be  life  unto  women 
zo.j.li.as  my  fervant  Ifaiah  hath  walked  naked 
22.i8.t«fle  thee  life  a  ball  into  a  larqe  country 
24.20.the  earth  fhall  reel  life  a  drunkard 
z6.17.life  asa  woman  with  child,that  drawcth 
27.io.habitationforfakenandleft//.a  wjldcrn. 
19.5  multitude  of  thy  ft  rangers //£.?  fmall  duft 
30.33. breath  of  the  Lord  life  a  ftrcame  of 
lH.Hfe  as  a  lion  roaring  on  his  prey,  fo 
33. 9. Sharon  is  life  a  wildcrncfle,and  Bafhan 
31i.i7.take  you  awa^  to  a  land  life  your  ovvne 
38.ii.Ihavecutoft/%  aweavermy  life 

14./%  a  crane  or  fwallow,fo  did  I  chatter 
40. 1 1 .  he  fhall  feed  his  flocke  life  a  fhephcard 
42.1 3 .  he  fhall  ftirre  up  jealoufie  life  a  man  of 

14-now  will  1  cry  life  a  travelling  woman 
46.  ^.compare  mc  that  we  may  be  life 
49.2.hath  made  my  mouth  life  a  (harp  fword 
5i.3.herwildernefle  life  Eden^rer  defart//'.the 

6.  heaven  fhall  vanifh  away  life  frnoake 
and  the  earth  fhall  wax  old  life 

8 .  eat  them  up  life  a  gar.  the  worm  life  wool 
f  7.20. the  wkkGd  ate  life  the  troubled  fea 
y8.i.lift  up  thy  voice  life  a  trumpet 

r  1 .  fhalt  be  life  a  watered  garden,and  life  a 
j9.10.wc  grope  for  thewall  life  the  blind 

I I  .we  roare  life  bcares,  mourne  life  doves 
i9.whcn  the  enemy  fhall  comein  life  a 

6"3.2.thy  garments  life  him  that  trcaderh  in  the 
<54.tf.our  iniquity  life  the  wind  hath  taken  us 
66.\  2.pcace  to  her  hfe  a  rivcr,lifea.  flowing 
Je?.  2.3o.fword  hath  devoured  your  prophets  li.  a 
4.4  circum  your  felves,left  my  fury  come  for.h. 
5 .19.1'tfe  as  ye  have  forfaken  me,fo  fhall  ye 
6.23  their  voice  roareth  life  the  fea,  and  they 
9. 1 2.1and  perifheth,&is  burnt  up  li.a  wildern. 

10. 1  tf  .porn  on  of  Jacob  is  not  life  them 

1 1. 19.I  was  life  a  lamb  brought  to  the  flaught. 
1 2.3-pull  them  out  life  fheepfor  the  flaughter 
I7.6,he  fhall  be  life  the  heath  in  the  defart 
2i.12.left  my  fury  go  out  life  fire,  and  burn 
23.9.I  am  life  a  drunken  man,  and  %aimn 
29.1s  not  my  word  li.  a  fire —  &  li.a.  hammer 

24.2  even  life  figs  that  are  firft  ripe 
j.&dethefegoodfigs/owill  I  acknowledge 

25  -34-and  ye  fhall  fall  life  a  pleafant  veflell 
2i9.6.then  will  I  make  this  houfe  hfe  ShiJoh 
9.faying,  This  houfe  fhall  be  life  Shiloh 
i8.Zion  fhall  be  plowed  life  a  field 
29.1 7.make  them  life  vile  figs  that  cannot  be 
22.makethcc  life  Zedekiahand/^e  Ahab 
30.7. day  is  grcat,fo  that  none  is  hfe  it 
3  L28.fr.as  I  have  watched  over  them  to  pluck 
3z.42./i^eas  1  have  brought  this  great  evill 
3<5.32.added  befides  to  them  many  life  words 
3  8.9-and  he  is  life  to  die  wirh  hunger  in  th« 
46\8.Egypt  rifeth  up  life  a  flood,and  his 

waters  are  moved  life  the  rivers 
10. Egypt  is  life  a  very  fair  heifer 
21. her  hired  men  hfe  fatted  bullocks 
22.the  voice  thereof  fhall  go  life  a  ferpent 
48-5 .flee,  favc  your  lives,  be  life  the  heath 
28-leave  the  citics,and  be  life  the  dove 
3*5  mine  heart  fhall  found  life  pipes 
38. for  I  have  broken  Moab  life  a  veffeU 
49.i9.bchold  he  fhall  come  uylifea.  lion 

for  who  is  life  urito  merand  who  will 
jo.42.fhaH  roar  hfe  the  fea,  fhall  ride  upon 

put  in  array ;life  a  man  to  the  battel 
4  4. come  up  hfe  a  lion,  for  who  is  life  me 
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5 1 . 1  9  portion ot  jacob  is  not  Ufa  them,ror 
33. Babylon  is  Ufa  a  threfhing  floor 
3  4.lie  hath  fwallowed  me  up  Ufa  a  dragon 
38  they'lhall  roare  together  Ufa  lion* 
AO.Ufa  lambs  to  the  flaughten  Ufa  rams 
5  5  .when  her  waves  do  roar  Ufa  great 

5  i.zi.fecond  pillar — were  bfafvmo  thefe 
Lam.\  .<?'his  princes  are  b:come  Ufa  harts 

1  z.if  there  be  any  forrow  Ufa  to  my  forrow 
n.wilt  bring  the  day,andthey  {hall  be  li.  to 

1.3. he  burned  againft  Jacob/%  a  naming 
a  he  hath  bent  his  bow  Ufa  an  enemy 

he  poured  out  his  fury  Ufa  fire 
1 3. breach  is  great  Ufa  the  lea ;  who  can  heal 
18  letceares  run  down  Ufa  a  river 
1 9.arife,pour  out  thy  heart  Ufa  water 

3.  ji.minc  enemies  chafed  me  lore  Ufa  a  bird 

4. 3. my  people  is  become  cruell  Ufa  the  oftrich ; 
8.their  skin  is  become  Ufa-  a  fhek 

? .lo.our  skin  was  black  Ufa  an  oven 
£^.%i  .7.ible  was  Ufa  the  fole  of  a  calves  foot 

iparkled  //.colour  of  burmfhed  bra- 
16. their  work  was  Ufa  the  colour  of  a  Berill 

1.8. be  not  thou  rebellious  U.  that  rebellious 

5.9.I  will  not  do  any  more  the  Ufa 

7.  itf.fhall  be  Ufa  the  doves  of  the  vallics 

1  z.ii.Ufa  as  I  have  done,fo  (hall  it  be 

13.4.0  Ifrael,thy  Prophets  arc  Ufa  foxes 
16.  itf.the  Ufa  things  fhall  not  come,neither 
1 8 . 1  o  and  doth  the  Ufa  to  any  one  ot  thele 
if.  lo.thy  mother  is  Ufa  a  vine  in  thy  bloud 
20.36./%  as  I  pleaded  with  your  fathers 
zi.ij.  U  fa  a  roaring  lion,  ravening  the  prey 

27. her  Princes  are  Ufa  wolves  ravening 
13 .1  S.Ufa  as  my  mind  was  alienated  from 
lo.whofc  iflue  is  Ufa  the  iflue  of  horfes 

2  5. 8. the  houfe  of  Judah  is  Ufa  unto  the  heathen 

26.4.1  will  make  her  Ufa  the  top  of  a  rock 
1 4>and  I  will  make  thee  Ufa  the  top  of  a  rock 
1 9.make  thee  Ufa  the  cities  tha  r  are  not  inha. 

17. 31. what  city  Ufa  Tyrus,  Ufa  the  deftroyed 

3  i.i.whom  art  thou  Ufa  in  thy  grcatneflc 

8.werc  not  Ufa  his  boughes — not  li.  his  bran, 
not  any  tree  was  Ufa  unto  him 
1 8.to  whom  art  thou  thus  Ufa  in  glory 
3  2.1.  thou  art  Ufa  a  young  lion  of  the  nations 

14.1k  caufe  their  waters  to  run  Ufao'A 
31S.35.this  land  become  Ufa  the  garden  of  Eden 
38.9./%  a  ftormc — thou  ft  alt  bc/%  a  cloud 
4<->.3.whofe  appearance  was  li.  the  appearance 
s  J. in  the  arches  thereof,  Ufa  thofc  windowes 
41.1 1. before  them  was  Ufa  the  appearance  of 
43  .2  .his  voice  wa  s  li.  the  noife  of  many  waters 

3. and  the  virions  were  Ufa  the  viiion  I  faw 
4j.15.in  the  feventh  moneth  fhall  he  do  the /% 
D<#M.«9.wasfound  none  Ufa  Daniel,  Hananiah 
2.35.became  Ufa  the  chaffe  of  the  fummer 
3. 15. fourth  is  Ufa  the  Son  of  God 
4.3  3  .Ufa  Eagles,his  nails  Ufa  bird>  dawes 
5.1  iMfa  the  wifdomc  of  the  gods,was  found 

ii. his  heart  was  made  li.  the  beafts — li.  oxen 
7.4.th-  firft  was  Ufa  a  lion,  and  had 
5.a  fecond  Ufa  to  a  bear,and  it  raifed 
<?.after  this  another  Ufa  a  leopard,which 
9. the  hair  of  his  head  Ufa  die  pure  wool 

his  throne  was  Ufa  the  fiery  flame 
1 3.behold,one  Ufa  the  Son  of  man 
io.6.his  body  was  Ufa  the  Berill, 

voice  of  his  words  //.the  voice  of  a  mill, 
i^.one  Ufa  the  fimilkude  of  the  fons  of  men 
1 8. one  Ufa  the  appearance  of  a  man 
1 1.40.KL  of  the  north  fhall  come  U.z  whirlw. 
Hof.4.9. there  fhall  be  Ufa  people,  Ufa  prkft 
5.1  o.Princes  of  Judah  Ufa  them  that  remove 

lie  pour  out  my  wrath  Ufa  water 
6.7. but  they  Ufa  men  have  tranfgrefled 
7. 6. made  ready  their  heart  Ufa  an  oven 
1 1  .Ephraim  alfo  Ufa  a  filly  dove  without  a 
i6.they  are  Ufa  a  deceitfuli  bow,  their  Prin. 
9- 1  o.I  found  Ifrael  Ufa  grapes  in  the  wildern. 

H.their  glory  fhall  flee  Ufa  a  bird 
1  r.io.he fhall  roar  Ufa  a  lion 
1 3  8. He  devour  them  Ufa  a  Lon 
1  ^8.1  am  Ufa  a  green  firre  tree 
Joel.  1. 8. lament  li.  a  virgin  girded  with  fackcloth 
2.2. there  hath  not  been  ever  the  Ufa 


5./%  the  noife  of  charets,  Ufa  the  noife  of 
7. run  Ufa  mighty  men,climbe  Ufa  men  of 
9. enter  in  at  the  windowes  Ufa  a  thief 
Amos  1.6. left  he  break  out/%  fire  in  Jofeph 
6.5. invent  inftruments  of  mufick  Ufa  David 
9-5.it  fhall  rife  up  wholly  Ufa  a  flood 
9.11c  fift  Ifrael  Ufa  as  corn  is  fitted 
Jonah  1. 4. the  fhip  was  Ufa  to  be  broken 
Micah  i.S.Ile  make  a  wailing  Ufa  the  dragons 
4. 10. be  in  pain  Ufa  a  woman  in  travell 
7.i7.fhall  lick  the  duft  li.  a  ferpent — /(.worms 
18  who  is  a  God  Ufa  unto  thee 
Nah.i,6.h\s  furie  is  poured  out  Ufa  fire 
i.4.rbey  fhall  run  Ufa  the  lightning 
H.ib.i. ro.he  will  make  my  feet  Ufa  hinds  feet 
Ze/>/>.i.i3.Ile  make  Niniveh  dry  Ufa  a  wildeinefs 
Zccb.i.6.1tfa  as  the  Lord  of  hofles  thought  to  do 
f. 9. had  wings  Ufa  the  wings  of  a  ftork 
10.7  they  of  Ephraim  fhall  be  //.a  mighty  man 
1 1.6. make  governours  of  Judah  //.a  hearth,  li. 


7.hrft  beaft  li^c  a  lion, the  lecond  //.  a  calk 
t'hi  fourh  beaft  Ufa  a  flying  ea°k 
9.7.fhapes  of  locufts  Ufa  horfes 

on  their  heads  were  crownes  Ufa  golc 
io.had  tails  Ufa  fcorpions 
19. their  tailes  were  Ufa  unto  ferpents 
1 1. 1. there  was  given  me  a  reed  Ufa  to  a  rod 
I3.zbeaft  I  faw  was  Ufa  a  leopard 
4.who  is  Ufa  unto  the  beaft 
1 1. he  had  two  homes  Ufa  a  lamb 
I4.14.0n  the  cloud  one  fate  Ufa  the  Son  of  man 
1 1?.  1 3 .1  faw  three  unclean  fpirits  Ufa  frogs 
18.18.what  city  is/%  this  great  city 
21. 1 1  .her  light  was  li.  to  a  flone  njoft  precious 
i8.city  was  Ufa  unto  clear  glafie 
lUUe. 
Dent. 2  5. 7. if  the  man  Ufa  not  to  take  his  brother 

8. if  he  ftand  to  it,and  fay,I  Ufa  not 
Rom.  1.28.3s  they  did  not  Ufa  to  retain  God  in 
3U&e  manner. 


14.20.pots  in  the  Lords  houfe  fhall  be  Ufa  the  |  Exod.7.11  .they  did  in  //.manner  with  their  inchan 


Mal.j.z.hc  is  Ufa  a  refiners  fire,/%  a  fullers 
Mattb.i.i6Spirit  of  God  defending  Ufa  a  dove 
Marl{  i.io.Lufa  3.22. 
&.S. be  not  yc  therefore  Ufa  unto  them 
ap.was  not  arrayed  Ufa  one  of  thefe 

Lufa  12.27. 
1 1.16  it  is  Ufa  unto  children  fitting  in  the  mar. 

Lufa  7.32. 
I2.13.it  was  reftored  whole  Ufa  as  the  other 
1 3 .3 1  .kingd  of  he  aven  U.  to  a  grain  of  mu  (Tar d 
'  Mar  %  a.  it.  Lit  fa  13.19. 
3  3  .kingdome  of  heaven  is  Ufa  unto  leven 

Lufa  13.21 
44.kingdome  of  heaven  Ufa  to  a  tteafure 
45.kingdome  of  heaven  is  U.a  merchant  man 
47. kingdome  of  heaven  is  Ufa  to  a  net 
5  i.kingd.of  hea.//.to  a  man  that  is  an  houfti. 
Chap- 20  1. 
Z2.2.kingdome  of  heaven  Ufa  to  a  certain  King 
*39.the  fecondis/%  to  it  Mar.12.31. 

23.27. yc  are  Ufa  to  whited  fcpulchres 
28.3.I11S  countenance  was  Ufa  lightning 
Mar  fa  7.8.and  many  other  fuch  Ufa  things  do  yc 

Vcrfd3. 
Lufa  6.47.IIC  fhew  ye  to  whom  he  is  Ufa 
48./%  a  man  which  built  an  houfe  ' 
W.Ufa  a  man  which  without  foundation  built 
7-3 1.  and  to  what  arc  they  Ufa 
1 2.36.  Ufa  unto  men  tint  wait  for  their  lord 
1 3«  1 8.unto  what  is  the  kingdome  of  God  Ufa 
John  1.32.I  fawthc  Spirit dclccnding  Ufa  a  dove 
7-46.nevcr  man  fpake  Ufa  this  man 
8.55.I  fhall  bea  liar/%  unto  you 
9.9-othcrs  faid,He  is/%  him 
^<5.2.3.appearance  of  cloven  tongues  li.  as  of  fire 
3.22.railcup  your  brethren  Ufa  unto  mc 

Chap.7.37. 
8.32./%  a  lambcjdumb  before  the  {hearer 
n.i7.forafmuchas  God  gave  them  th;  li.  gift 
i4.15.wc  alfo  are  men  of/%paflions 
i7.19.that  the  godhead  is  Ufa  unto  gold 
19.25.wid1  the  workmen  of  Ufa  occupation 
Rom.1.2 3 .into  an  image  made  //.unto  corruptible 
6. 4. that  Ufa  as  Chrift  was  raifed  up 
9.29  wc  had  been  Ufa  unto  Gomonha 
1  J.  5. grant  you  to  be  Ufa  minded 
1  Cor.  1 6. 1 3. quit  you  Ufa  men :  be  ftrong 
Philip. 3. 21. may  befafhioned  Ufa  to  his  glorious 
1  Tfce/?2.i4.have  fuffcred  Ufa  things  of  your  ownc 
Heb.  z.  17.it  behooved  him  to  be  made  Ufa  to  his 
4. 1 5  .in  all  points  tempted  Ufa  as  wc 
7. 3. made  Ufa  to  the  Son  of  God 
Jam.i.6.he  that  wavereth  is  Ufa  a  wave 
23  .he  is  Ufa  to  a  man  beholding  his 
f  .i7.Elias,aman  fubject  to  Ufa  paflions 
1  Pet. z. zi. the  Ufa  figure  whereunto  baptifm  doth 
t  PeM.  1. that  have  obtained  Ufa  precious  faith 
1  John  3 .2. we  fhall  appear,  we  fhall  be  Ufa  him 
ReveL1.13.one  Ufa  the  Son  of  man,clothed 
lA.his  head  and  haires  white  Ufa  wool 
1 5. his  feet  Ufa  unto  fine  brafle,  as  if  they 
2-i8.hathhiseycs/%aflameof fire    Ch.x-i8. 
4.3. he  that  fate,was  to  look  upon  Ufa  a  jafper 
and  a  rainbow,in  fight  Ufa  an  emerald 
tf.bcforethe  throne  a  fca  of  glafl'e  /i.cryftal 


23.1 1.  in  Ufa  manner  thou  (halt  deal  with  thy 
r)e«f.22.3.in/%mflnncr  (halt  thou  do  with  his 
Judg.  1 1. 1 7.  i  11  Ufa  manner  they  lent  unto  Mo.ib 
1  S<jw.i9.i4.prophe(ied  before  Sam.  in  //.manner 
Nehem.6.5.  then  Sanballat  in  Ufa  manner  the  fifth 
I  fa.  5-1.  tf.that  dwell  therein  fhall  die  in  //.  manner 
iWdr.13.29.fo  )e  in  Ufa  manner  when  ye  fhall 
Lufa  6.13-in  Ufa  man.  did  their  fathers  to  the  pro. 

20.31. in  Ufa  maimer  thefevcnalfo,and  they 
Ail  1. 1 1. fhall  focom:,in  //.  man.as  ye  have  feen 
1  Tw».2.9.in  //.man.alfo  that  women  adorn  themf 
Jude  7  .in  Ufa  manner  giving  themfelves  to  forni. 

iLifec  minded. 
Phil.  2.2.that  ye  be  Ufa  minded  having  the  fame 
10. for  I  have  no  man  Ufa  minded 
■   None  Hike. 
£A0.8.io.know  that  there  is  none  //.the  L.our  G. 
9.i4.there  is  none/%  me  in  all  the  earth 
24.none  Ufa  it  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
ii.tf.nonc  /%it,nor  fhall  be  like  it  any  more 

1  Sd»t.2i.9.there  is  none/%  that,  give  it  mc 

2  Sam.j. zz.for  there  is  none  Ufa  thee,  neither  is 
1  i^a. 3. 1 2. fo  that  there  was  none  Ufa  thee  before 

2 1. 25. none  Ufa  Ahab  which  did  fell  himfelfe 
zKj».i8.5.fothatafterhim  was  none/%  him 
1  Chw.ij  .10.O  Lord  there  is  none  Ufa  thee 
Job  i.S.none  Ufa  him  in  all  the  earth      Verfe  13 
P/«.86.8.among  their  gods  there  is  none  //'.to  thci 
lfa.46.9.1  am  6od,there  is  none  Ufa  me 
/eMo.^.forafmuch  as  there  is  none  Ufa  unto  thee 
7.their  kingdomes,  there  is  none  Ufa  thee 
Such  iUhe. 
£^<%i8.i4.coi»(idcrcth,  and  doth  not  Rich  Ufa 
Gd/.5.2i.murthersjand  revellings,and  fuch  Ufa 

1  Cfc>-».i8.4.among  the  fons  of  my  father  he  lifad 

fitheti, 
1/4.40.1 8.to  whom  then  will  yzlifan  God 
25  .to  whom  then  will  ye  Ufan  me 

£,6.%.Ufan  me,and  make  me  equal  1 
L.am.2.1 3-what  thing  fhall  I  Ufan  to  thee 
Mat.^.zA  and  doth  them,  I  will  Ufan  him  to 

1 1  .i6.whcreunto  fhall  I  Ufan  this  generation 
Afdr.4.30.whereunto  fhall  we  Ufan  the  kingdome 
Lufa  7.31  .whereunto  fha  11 1  Ufan  the  men  of 

13. 20.whcreunco  fhall  I  /%»the  kingdome  of 

Pfal.%9.6.wb.o  can  be  lifaned  unto  the  Lord 

Jer.6 .2.1  have  lifaned  the  daughter  of  Zion 

/tf<tt.7.26.fhall  be  lifaned  unto  afoolifh  man 

13. 24. kingdome  of  heaven  is  lifaned  unto 

1 8. 2  3.  kingdom:  of  heaven  is  //.unto  a  Certain 

25.i.kingdomcofheavenbe/%unto  ten  virg. 

JUbeftcHe. 

Gf».i.2tf.make'man  in  our  image,aftcr  our  Ufan. 
5 . 1  .in  the  Ufanefl'e  of  G  od  made  he  him 
3.  Adam  begat e  a  fon  in  his  own  Ufaneffe 
Exod.zo  4-or  any  lifatiefl'e  of  any  thing  that  is 
Dcut.4.i6.iigute,  the  Ufanefle  of  male  or  female 
17. the  UfamlJe  of  any  beaft  that  is  on  earth 

Ufauejfe  of  any  winged  foul  that  flieth 
1 8  .Ufantjfe  of  any  thing  that  crecpeth 

Ufaneffe  of  any  fifh  that  is  in 
z^./ifancfTe  of  any  thing  which  the  Lord  hath 
25.and  fhall  make  the  Ufaneffe  of  any 

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5.8.  chouihaJt  not  make  any  graven  ima.or  life 
P/.17.1  ?•  I  fliall  be  fatiified  with  thy  lifenefje 
Ifa.40. 1 8 .  or  what  lifenes  will  you  compare  unto 
£^4.i  .J .  cam;  the  /^e/wSf  of  4.  living  creatures 
they  had  the  lifenefje  of  a  man 
10.  as  for  the  lifehes  of  their  faces 
13., as  for  the  lifenejfe  of  die  living  creatures 
16.  and  they  4.  had  one  Itfe'nejjh,  and  their 
2  2.  and  the  lifenefje  of  the  firmament  upon 
2^.  above  was  rxie—-lifenejfe  of  a  throne 
28.  this  was  the  appearance  of  the  lifenejfe 
8.  2.  loe  a  lifenefje,  as  the  appearance  of  fire 
10. i.  the  appear,  of  the  lifenejfe  of  a  throne 

1  o.  they  4,  had  one  lifenefje,  as  if  a  vvheele 

2  1.  and  the  lifenejfe  of  the  hands  of  a  man 

2  z.kfenejfe  of  their  faces  was  the  fame  which 

/#?.  1 4  1 1 .  gods  are  come  downe  in  the  /;.  of  men 

Rom.6.<y.  been  planted  in  the  lifenejfe  of  his  death 

alfo  in  the  lifenefje  oih\s  refurrection 

8.3.  owne  Son  in  the  lifenefje  of  MnfuH  flefti 

Phil.  z. 7.  too'.ce  upon  him  the  lifenefje  o{  man 

llttieth. 
Dent.  2 3 . 1 6 .  one  of  the  gates  where  it  Hfetb  him 
E(t.  8.8.  write  alfo  for  the  Jewes  as  it  Hfeth  you 
Amos  4.5.  for  this  lifelb  you,0  ye  child.of  Ifrael 

Hiking.     \ 
Job  J  9.  4-  their  young  ones  arc  in  good  &'£;«£ 
Dtf».n°<why  fhoiild  he  fee  your  faces  worfe  life 

Exod.zz.^o.lifevife  (halt  thou  do  with  thine  oxen 
26.4.and  lifewife  {halt  thou  make  in  the  utter. 
27.1 1.  and  Lifewife  for  the  North  fide  in  leng. 
36. 1 1 .  lifewife  he  made  in  the  uttermoft  fide 

i.ew.7. 1  .lifevife  this  is  the  law  of  the  ttefpafte-off. 

Deut.9. 13.  /i^e.  when  the  L.  fent  you  from  Kad. 
1 2.  30.  even  fo  will  I  doe  lifewife 
15.  17.  unto  thy  maid-fer.  thou  (halt  do  lifew, 
2  2.3.  doe  lifew.  thou  mayeft  not  hide  thy  felfe 

Judg.-j.^.  lifewife  every  one  that  boweth  down: 
17.  looke  on  me^and  do  lifewife 
8.8.  to  Penuel,and  lpake  unto  them  lifewife 
9.49.  and  all  the  p;ople  lifewife  cut  downe 

1  Saffz.14.1z.  lifewife  all  the  men  of  If.  which  had 

19.11.  and  they  prophefied  lifewife 
3 1 .  f  •  he  fell  lifewife  upon  his  fword 

2  Sam.i.u.  and  /;.all  the  men  that  were  with  him 

17-y.  let  us  heare  /  fewife  what  he  faith 
1  Kjngs  1 1.  8.  and  lifew.  for  all  his  ftrange  wives 

1  Chro.  10.  5 .  he  fell  lifewife  on  the  fword 

1 8.  %.  lifewife  from  Tibhath,  and  from  Chun 

19.  1  $.  they  lifewife  fled  before  Abiihai 
23.  30.  every  morning,  and  liliewife  at  even 
24.31.  thefe  lifewife  caft  lots  over  againft 
19.24.  and  all  the  ions  lifewife  of  king  David 

2  Chro. z$  .zz.lifew  .when  they  had  killed  the  rams 
Nefc.4.22.  lifewife  at  the  fame  time  faid  I 

5.10. 1  liliewife ,and  my  brethren,  and  my  ferv. 

£/2.i.i8.  lifew.  lhali  the  ladies  ofPerf.  &  Med. 

4.  itf.  I  alfo  and  my  maidens  will  fad  lifew. 

y«&  ^7. 6. lifew.  to  the  fmall  raine,&  to  the  great 

pyrf.49.io.wife  men  diejifaiv.  the  fool  &  brutiih 

$1.5.  God  {hall  lifewife  deftroy  thee 
£«/.  7.12.  thou  thy  felfe  lifewife  haft  curfed 
tfk. 3 0.24.  the  oxen  lifewife ,and  the  young  affes 
/er.40.11.  lifewife  when  all  the  Jewes  that  are 
E^.13  17.  lifewife  thou  fon  of  man,  fet  thy  face 
40.16. gate  round  about,and  Hfew.  to  the  arch 
46.3.  lifewife  the  people  of  the  land  (hall 
Naham  1.1 2.  though  they  be  quiet,and  life,  many 
3fattk  17.1 2. /i^i/e  (hall  alfo  the  Son  of  man 
18.  3  ?•  fo  lifewife  (hall  my  heavenly  Father 
20. 5.  about  the  fixt  houre,  and  did  lifewife 

10.  they  lifewife  received  every  man  a  peny 
21.24.1  in  life  wife  will  tell  you  by  what 
30.  he  came  to  the  fecond,  and  faid  lifewife 
3tf.and  they  did  unto  them  lifewife 
12.  z6.  lifewife  the  fecond  alfo,  and  the  third 
24.3  3.  fo  lifewife  ye,  when  ye  (hall  fee 
25.17.  and  lifewife  he  that  had  received  two 
26.35.  lifewife  faid  all  the  difciples 
27.41.Z7.alfo  the  chief  priefts  mock.Af^M^^t. 
AUr.q.ig.  and  thefe  are  they  life  which  are  fown 
ii-n.nekher  left  any  feed,  and  the  ^.lifewife 
14.  31.  lifewife  alfo  faid  they  all 
Lufe  2.38  gave  thanks  lifewife  unto  the  Lord 
3 .  1 1 .  that  hath  meat,  let  him  doe  lifewife 


14.  and  the  iouldiers  lifewife  demanded         1 
y.33.  and  lifewife  the  difciples  of  the  Pharifees 
6.31.  to  you,  doe  you  alfo  to  them  lifewife 
10.3  2.  and  lifewife  a  Levite  when  he  was 

37.  goe  and  doe  thou  lifewife 
13.  3.  except  ye  repent,  ye  (hall  all  li.     V.  5 


1 7. his  hand  ham  divided  it  unto  them  by  i{. 

44.13.he  markedi  it  out  with  a  line,  &  fitted] 
/^'.3i.39.and  the  mc-afuririgfeihall  yet  go 
Lam.z.'A.the  Lord  hath  ftretched  out  a  line 
E^efe^o.^.a  man,  with  a  line  of  flax  in  his  hand 

47-3:man  that  had  the  line  in  his  hand,  went 


14.  33.  fob  fewife  whofo;ver  he  be  of  you  that  Amos  7.i7.thy  land  (hall  be  divided  by  line 


1 1.7. lifewife  joy  (hall  be  in  heaven  over  one 

10. lifewife  I  fay  unto  you,There  is  joy 
16.15. and  lik.m'ife  Lazarus evill  things 
17- 1  o.  fo  Lifewife  ye  when  ye  (hall  have 
28.  lifewife  alfo,  as  it  was  in  the  dayes 
3 1 .  let  him  lifewife  not  returne  backe 
19. 1 9.  and  he  faid  lifewife  to  him  ,  Be  thou 
2 1 .3 1 .  fo  lifewife  ye,when  ye  fee  thefe 
22.  20.  lifewife  alfo  the  cup  after  fupper 
36.  take  it,  and  lifewife  his  fcrip 
John.  y.  19.  thefe  alfo  doth  the  Son  lifewife 
6.  11.  and  lifewife  of  the  fifties  as  much 
21.13.  and  g' veth  them,and  fiih  lifewife 
^#.3.24.  have  lifewife  foretold  of  thefe  dayes 
Rom.i.zj.  and  lifewife  alfo  the  men,leavino  the 
tf.i  1.  lifewife  reckon  ye  alfo  your  felves 
8.26.  lifewife  the  fpirit  helpcth  our 
16.5.  lifewife  greet  the  Church  that  is 
1  O.7.3.  H  fewife  alfo  the  wife  unto  the  husband 
4.  and  lifewife  alfo  the  husband  hath 
22.  lifewife  alfo  he  that  is  called,bein« 
14-  9-  fo  lifewife  you,excepr  ye  utter  by 
Cul.z.  13.  other  Jewes 'diflemb led  lifewife 
Col.  4.  16.  that  ye  life,  read  the  epiftle  fr5  Laod. 
1  jf^.3.8.  lifewife  muft  the  Deacon,  be  grave 

S- 1 5 .  lifewife  alfo  the  good  works  of 
Tif-i.  6.  young  men  lifewife  exhort  to  be  fober 
^.2.i4.he  zlCo^-lifemfe  tooke  part  of  the  fame 
Jan.z.z  j.  /i£«w/e  was  not  Rahab  the  harlot 
1  PeC-3.1.  lifewife  ye  wives- be  in  lubjeftion 
7.  lifewife  ye  husbands  dwell  with  them 
4- 1,  arme  your  felves  lifewife  with  the  fame 
% ■$• .  %HS/e  ye  younger  fubmit  your  felves 
/We  8.  ft^ewj/e  alfo  thefe  filthy  dreamers 
Rev.  8.  1 2.  not  for  a  3 .  part,and  the  night  /%zw/e 

fttity. 
1  Cfo-a.7. 19.  fonsof  Shemida  were,r.i^i,Aniem 

ilUlp. 
C«rt.  1 .».  rofe  of  Sharon,and  the  lilly  of  the  vail. 

2 .  as  the  lilly  among  thornes,fo  is  my  love 
Hof.14.1.  Ifraehhe  (hall  grow  as  the  lilly 

■LtllVaworfe. 
I  %ings  7. 1 9. chapiters  were  ofMy-workc 

n.upon  the  top  of  the  pillars  was  W/y-work 
tllilC0. 

1  Kings  -j.z6.  was  wrought  with  flowers  of  Mies 

2  Cbro.4.  y.like  the  brim  of  a  cup  with  flowres  of//'. 
Cant.1.16.  my  beloved  feedeth  among  /i/A'w 

Chap.  6.  3. 
4-  ^  •  twinnes  which  feed  among  the  lillies 
5 ■  13.  his  lips  like  lillies  dropping  fweet 
7-  2.  an  heape  of  wheat  fet  about  with  lillies 
Mai.6.zB.  confider  the  Mi«  of  the  held3how 
Lufe  12.17.  confider  the  lillies  how  they  grow 

JLttne. 
J/i.  33. 1 1.  people  (hall  be  as  the  burning  of  lime 
Aims  1. 1 .  burnt  bones  of  the  king  of  Ed. into  lime 

ilimit. 
£^-43 .  r  i./i/»«  thereof  (hall  be  mod  holy 

JUmtteD. 
P/i/-78.4i.they  limited  the  Holy  one  of  Ifrael 

JLimttetb. 
Heb.^.7.  agajne,he  limiteth  a  certaine  day 

Hinage. 
Ia';.2.4.  becaufe  he  was  of  the  lin.tge  of  David 

line- 
/o/&.  2.18.  binde  this  line  of  fcarlet  threed  about 
21.  (he  bound  the  fcarlet  line  in  the  window 

1  Sam.S.z,  fmote  Moab,meafured  them  with  a  &k 

with  one  full  line  to  keep  alive 

r  ■FC«2s7-Is'-a  feof  I2.cubits  didcompafleeith. 

23.3  line  of  3o.cubits  did  compaffe  it.z  Chro.^.z. 

2  Kjngs  2i.i3.ftretch  over  Jerufal.the  li.of  Sam. 
/ofr  3  8  5. who  hath  ftretched  the  line  upon  it 
P/tf/.i9.4.their  line  is  gone  out  thorow  al  the  earth 

78.55.  divided  them  an  inheritance  by  line 
lfa.ii.  ro.  line  upon  lincjine  upon  #»*.  Verfe  1 3 . 
17.  Judgement  alfo  will  I  lay  to  the  line 
34.  n.  ftretch  out  upon  ic  the  line  of  confufion 


Zecb.i.ic.a  line  (hall  be  ftretched  forth  on  Jeruf. 
2. 1. a  man,  with  a  meafuring  line  in  his  hand 

1  Cor.  1 0.16. not  to  boaft  in  another  mans  line 

iltaejJ. 

2  S<«8.S.2.with  two  /i»w  meafured  lie,  even' 
Pfd.i6.6.fhc  lines  are  fallen  in  pleafant  places 

fitngreD. 
Gen.  19.  16.  while  he  lingred,  the  men  laid  hold 
43.ro .except  we  had  /isgpw/jfurely  now 
&tngretf}. 
2  Pet.z-z .whofe  judgment  now  — lingrtth  not 

lUnnen. 

Exod.z 8.41. &  thou  (halt  make  them  &z.  breeches 

39. 28. bonnets  of  fine  linnen,&  hnnen  breeches 

Lev. 6. 10. put  on  his  lin. garment, &  his  lin. breech. 

r3. 47 .whether  it  be  a  woollen  or  Zh/flnz  garm. 

48.whcther  it  be  in  the  warp  or  woof,  tin.  or 

5 2. burn  that  garm. whether — wooll.or  in  li. 

59.of'leprofie  in  a  garment  of  wollen  or  lin. 

i(5.4.holy  /i.coat,&  he  (hall  have  die  /Xbreech. 

girded  with  the  /(W.girdlc,&  with  the- li 

23. &  ihall  put  off  the  lumen  garments  which 

32.Sc  ftiall  put  on  the  linncn  clothes,  even 

1  Stf#i.2.iS.Sam.miniftred — girded  with  a  li.eph 

22.18. flew — S5.perfons,that  did  wear  a  //.eph. 

2  Sam.6. 14.&  David  was  girded  with  a  lin. ephod 
1  f<C'3.io.28.Solo.had  horfes  brought,&  lin.  yarn 

2  Chro. 1. 16. 

m:rchants  received  the  lumen  yarn 

2  Chro.  1.16. 

fer.i^.1.^0  and  get  thee  a  Hnnen  girdle,  and  put 

£\e/£.44.r7.(hall  be  clothed  with  Hnnen  garments 

i8.(hall  have  linn. bonnets, ScJmnen  breeches 

Mtf.27.59.body,b.e  wrapped  it  in  a.  Hnnen  cloth 

,M«\i4.5i.a  lin.  cloth  call  about  his  naked  body 

ji.he  left  the  Hnnen  cloth,  and  fled 
Lufe  24.1  i.Peter  beheld  the  Hnnen  clothes  laid 
John  19.40.body,  and  wound  it  in  linnen  clothes 
20.y,faW  the  linnen  clothes,  yet  went  not  in 
(J.went  into  the  fepulchre,feeth  the  //.clothes 
7. napkin  not  lying  with  the  lin.  clothes,  bot 
JLtnncn. 
Lft>.l9.i9.neithcr  (hall  a  garment  mingled  of  li. 
Deut.zz.n.not  wear  a  garm.of /i.&  woollen  tog. 
1  £^-0.15.27. David  had  on  him  an  ephod  of  linn. 
1  Chro.^.n.  brethren,being  arrayed  in  fine  linnen 
Mar.  1 5.46 .bought  fine  lin.  wrapped  him  in  the  li- 
Lufe  23.53.took  it  down,  and  wrapped  it  in  linnen 
Kev.i^.6.feven  Ang.  clothed  in  pure  &  white  lin. 
Fine-Ltnnen,  See;Jftne« 
itnteii. 
Exod.iz.zz.ani  ftrike  the  Imtell  &  two  fide  pofts 
23. when  he  feeth  the  bloud  upon  the  Imtell 

1  KJ8.tf.31.the  Hnt.  &  fide  pofts  were  a  fifth  part 
Amos.i).  i.fmite  the  Imtell ,that  the  pofts  may  (hake 

fitnteig. 
Z^.2.i4.lhall  lodge  in  the  upper  lintels  of  ic 

iUnm 

2  TH».4.n.EubuIus  greeteth  thee,&  Pu.Sc  Linus 

lion. 
Gra.49.9he  ftooped  down,  he  couched  as  a  lion 
Num. 24.9. he  lay  down  as  a  Iwnf&c  as  a  great  Hon 
Veut.11. 2o.Gad  :  he  dwellech  as  lion ,8c  teareth 
/«^.i4.8.turncd  afide  the  carcafl'e  «f  the  lion 

there  was  hony  in  thecarcafTe  of  the  li. 
9- taken  honey  out  of  the  carcafle  of  the  lion 
1 8. men  faid,  What  is  ftronger  then  a  Hon 

1  Sam.  17.34. there  came  a  lion  and  took  a  lamb 

36.thy  fervant  flew  both  the  lion  &  the  bear 
37.  deliveied  me  out  of  die  paw  of  the  lion 

2  Sam.  17.10.  whofe  heart  is  as  the  heart  of  a  lion 

13.10.he  fiewa  /«»Jn  the  midft  of  apit 

1  K'f.  11.z4.alwn  alfo  met  him  by  the  way,and 

the  lion  alfo  flood  by  the  carcafle 

25\men  faw  the  lion  ftanding  by  the  carcaffe 

itf.the  Lord  hath  delivered  him  unto  the  li. 

zS. the  lion  ftanding  by  the  carcaffe  :  the/"* 

10.36.art  departed  from  me,a  /i.lhall  flay  thee 

1  a  lion  found  him,  and  flew  him 

1  Cfcro.11.21he 


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LI  O 


L  I  O 


L  I  P 


L  I  P 


L  I  P 


i  Chro.n.zi.he  went  down  and  flew  a  lion  in  a  pic 
fob  4. 10.  roaring  of  the/*.  &  the  voi.of  the  tierce  li. 
i  o.  16. thou  bunteft  me  as  a  fierce  lion :  and 
i8.8.nor  the  fierce  lion  paffed  by  it 
38.39.wilt  thou  hunt  the  prey  for  die  lion 
Pfal.7  .z.left  he  teare  my  foul  like  a  lion,  renting 
10.9 .he  licth  in  wait  fecretly,as  a  lion 
17.11.like  as  a  lion  that  is  greedy  of  his  prey 
21.13. gaped  — as  a  ravening  &  a  roaring  lion 
01  13.thoufb.alt  tread  upon  the  lion  and  adder 
Prov.19  ii.the  K.  wrath  is  as  the  roaring  of  a  lion 
20.2  the  fear  of  the  K.  is  as  the  roaring  of  a  li. 
ii.13.the  flothfull  man  faith,  There  is  a  lion 
16. 1 3  there  is  a  lion  inthe  way_a  li.  in  the  ftreet 
18. 1.  the  righteous  are  bold  as  a  lion 

1  5  as  a  roaring  lion, — fo  is  a  wicked  ruler 
30.30^  lion  which  is  ftrongeft  among  beads 
Ecclef.9.^.3.  living  dog  is  better  then  a  dead  lion 
Ifa.$.  19-their  ro.iring  fhall  be  like  a  lion 
H.7.the  lion  (hall  eat  ftraw  liketheoxe 
11.8  and  he  cryed,  A  Ion :  my  Lord,  I  ftand 
3 1 .4«thus  hath  the  L.fpok.  to  me,Like  as  the  li. 
3  f  .9,no  lion  (hall  be  there  ;  nor  any  ravenous 
38. 13.3s  ate  fo  will  he  break  all  my  bones 
6  f. 15. the  lion  fhall  eat  ftraw  as  the  bullock 
/c/.  2. 30. devoured  your  proph.like  a  deftroyi-/'. 
4.7  .the  Iwn  is  come  up  from  his  thicket 
j.g'a  lion  out  oftheforreft  mall  flay  them 
1  i.B.mine  heritage  is  unto  me  as  a  lion 
if .:;  8.he  hath  forfaken  his  covert.as  chete 
49  i9.{hallcomeuplikea/i.  from   Ch.50.44. 
Lam. 3. ro.and  as  ate  in  fecret  places 
£^£.1.10.  and  the  face  of  a  lion  on  the  right  fide 
10.14.and  the  third  the  face  of  a  lion,  and  the 
21. if  .like  a  roaring  te,ravening  the  prey 
D<m.7.4.the  foft  was  like  a  lion,  and  had  eagles 
Ho/if  .i4.be  to  Ephraim  as  a  te,&  as  a  young  li. 

1  i.iohe  (hall  roar  like  a  lion  :  when  he  fhall 
1 3. 7. therefore  I  will  be  to  them  as  a  lion 

8. there  will  I  devoure  them  like  a  Hon 
Joel  1  .(S.whofe  teeth  are  as  the  teeth  of  a  lion 

hath  the  cheek-teeth  of  a  great  lion 
Amos  3.4.W1H  a  lion  roar  in  theforreft,  when 
8.the  lion  hath  roared,  who  will  not  feare 
n.fheph.  taketh  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  li. 
f  .19 .as  if  a  man  did  flee  from  a  lion 
Mic.%  .S.in  the  midft  of  many  people,as  a  lion 
Nab.z. ii.the  Hon  did  teare  in  pieces  enough  for 
2  Tiw. 4.  redelivered  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  li. 

1  Pct.f.8.divell,asa  roaring  te,walketh  about 
Rev. 4.7 .and  the  firft  beaft  was  like  a  lion 

f.f.LKW  of  the  tribe  of  judah  hath  prevailed 
10.3  .with  a  loud  voice,  as  when  a  lion  roareth 
1 3.1. his  mouth,  as  the  mouth  of  a  lion 
Old  ILton. 
Gen.49.9Sc  as  an  old  te,who  fhall  roufe  him  up 
Job  4.1 1  -the  old  li.  perifheth  for  want  of  his  prey 
lfa.30.6  from  whence  come  the  young  &  old  lion 
Nab. 2. 1 1. where  the  lion,  even  the  old  /j.walketh 
ilton-% 

2  Sam.i%  .20.  he  flew  two  te-like  men  of  Moab 

1  Cfe1wz.11.22. 
Young  iLion, 
Num.13  24  and  lift  up  himfelf  as  a  young  lion 
Judg.  1 4.  f  behold,  a  young  //.  roared  againft  him 
Pfal.17  1 2  as  it  were  a  young  li.  lurking  in  fecret 
91. 13. the  young  lion  fhalt  thou  trample  under 
Ifa.  11. 6.  the  calf,and  the  young  te,&  the  fading 
3 0.6. from  whence  come  the  young  and  old  //•. 
3  1 .4-as  the  young  lion  roaring  on  his  prey 
E^cli.  \  9, 3. it  became  a  young  lion,  and  learned 
f  took  another,  and  made  him  a  young  lion 
6  he  became  a  young  lion,  and  learned  to 
32.1.  thou  art  like  a  young  lion  of  the  nations 
4i.i9.face  of  a  young  li  towards  the  palm  tree 
Hof. f  .14.I  will  be  as  a  young  lion  to  the  houfe  of 
Amos  3.4.WHI  a  young  te  cry  out  of  his  den 
Mic.% .8.as  a  young  fe.among  the  flockes  of  fheep 

£loncfle,Hloneft*e0. 
£^.19. 2. a  lionefle  :  (he  lay  down  among  lions 
Nab-i.i i.and  ftrangled  for  his  lioneffes 

JUotfs. 

2  Saw. 1. 23  fwifter  then  eagles — ftronger  then  li. 
i  Kin  7.29.and  on  the  borders  were  lions 

and  beneath  the  lions  were  certain 
$S.he  graved  cherubims,  lions,  &  palm-trees 


10.19. and  two  lions  flood  befidc  the  ftayes 
16. twelve  lions  flood  there  on  the  one  fide 

iChro  9.19. 
2  f^is.  I7.2f  the  Lord  fent  lions  among  them 

26  therefore  he  hath  fent  lions  among  them 

1  cbro.  1 2  8.whofe faces  were  like  faces  o( lions 

2  Cfe»'fl.9.i8.and  two  lions  flandingby  the  ftayes 
P/a/.22.2i.fave  me  from  the  lions  mouth 

3  f .  1 7.refcue  my  darling  from  the  lions 
5  7. 4. my  fouleis  among  lions,  and  I  lie 
Cant. 4. 8. from  the  lions  den,  from  the  mountaines 
lfa.i<i.<).lions  upon  him  that  efcapeth  of  Moab 
Jtr.  f  0.17. the  lions  have  driven  him  away 
f  1. 38. they  fhall  roar  together  like  lions 
S^.ip.i.a  lionefle,  fhee  lay  down  among  lions 

6. he  went  up  and  down  among  the  lions 
Dan.6.7.\K  fhall  be  caft  into  the  den  of  lions 
1 2. fhall  be  caft  into  the  den  oflons 
itf.broughtDan.St  caft  him  into  the  den  of  li 
19.  King — went  in  hafte  unto  the  den  of  do. 
20. able  to  deliver  thee  from  the  lions 
2  4-they  caft  them  into  the  den  of  lions 

and  the  lions  had  the  maftery  of  them 
27-delivered  Dan-from  the  power  of  the  lions 
Nab. 2. 1 1  .where  is  the  dwelling  of  the  lions 
Zepb. 3, 3. her  princes  within  her  are  roaring  H<>ns 
Heb.i  1.33  .thro,  faith  flopped  the  mouthes  of  lions 
Ri;i>.9.8.their  teeth  were  as  the  teeth  of  lions 

1 7. heads  of  the  horf.were  as  the  heads  of/z. 
iUotlS  whelp,  or  wlxlps. 
Gra.49.9.Judah  is  a  lions  whelp 
ZJCftt.33.22.Dan  is  a  lions  whelp,he  fhall  leap 
Job  4.1 1.  the  flout  Ho.  whelps  are  fcattered  abroad 

28. 8. the  lions  whelps  have  not  troden  it 
Ja.%  1. 38. they  fhall  yell  as  lions  whelps 

Young  lfotl0. 
Job  4. 10.  the  teeth  of  the  young  lions  are  broken 

38.39.wilt  thou  fill  the  appetite  of  the  yoix.lio. 
P/a/.$4.io.the  young  lions  do  lack,  and  differ 
f  8. 6.  break  out  the  teeth  of  the  young  lions 
104.21  the  young  lions  roar  after  their  prey 
//a.f. 29. fhall  roar  like  young  lions,  yea  they 
Jcr. 1.1% .the  young  lions  roared  upon  him,  and 
£^£.19.2 .nouri fhed  her  whelps  among  young  li, 

38.i3.withall  the  young  lions  thereof,  fhall 
Nab.z.  1  i.where  is  the  feeding  place  of  the  you.  li. 

1 3  .the  fword  fhall  devoure  the  young  lions 
Zecb.  n.3.  a  voice  of  the  roaring  of  young  lions 

ILip. 
Lfu.13.4f  .fhall  put  a  covering  upon  h's  upper  lip 
Pfal-tz.y.they  fhootout  the  lip,they  lhake  the  he. 
Prov .  1  % .  1 9 .  the  lip  of  truth  fhall  be  eftablifhed 

i.lt»0. 
Exod.6~.iia.rn  of  uncircumcifed  lips  Ver.30. 

Num.^O'6.(he  vowed,or  uttered  oughtout  of  her  //„ 
8. and  that  which  fhe  uttered  with  her  lips 
1 2. whatsoever  proceedeth  out  of  her  lips 
1  Sam.1.1 3  .fpake  in  her  heart ,onely  her  /;.  moved 
Pfal.iz.i  with  flattering  lips  do  they  fpeak 

3.  the  Lord  fhall  cut  off  all  flattering  lips 
4. who  have  faid,  Our  lips  are  our  own 
17. 1. prayer  thatgoeth  not  outoffe'gned  lips 
3 1 . 1 8. let  the  lying  lips  be  put  to  filence 
5  9.7.behold,fwords  are  in  their  lips 

1  i.fin  of  their  mouth,  Sc  the  words  of  their  /;. 
63.f.my  mouth  fhal  praife  thee  with  joyfull  //. 
1 20. 2. deliver  my  foul  from  lying  lips 
140  3«adders  poifon  is  under  their  lips 
9. let  the  mifchief  of  their  own  lips  cover 
Prov. 4. 24. and  perverfe  lips  put  far  from  me 
7. 2 1. with  flattering  lips  fhe  forced 
10. 13. in  the  li.  of  him  that  hath  underftanding 
i8.that  hideth  hatred  with  lying  li.  is  a  fool 
2i.the///>*ofthe  righteous  feed  many 
3  2.  the  lips  of  the  righteous  know  what  is 
12. 22. lying  lips  are  an  abomination  to  the  Lo. 
1 4.3  but  the  lips  of  the  wife  fhall  preferve 
7. perceived  not  in  him  the  lips  of  knowled. 
13. talk  of  the  lips  tendeth  onely  to  penury 
if. 7. Zipj  of  the  wile  difperfe  knowledge 
iS.io.a  divine  fentence  is  in  the  lips  of  the  Ki. 
i3.righteous  lips  are  the  delight  of  Kings 
n.fweetneffeof  the  lips  increafeth  learning 
I7.4.wicked  doer  giveth  heed  to  falfe  lips 

7.  much  lefte  lying  lips  a  prince 
i8.£.  a  fools  lips  enter  into  contention 


20.  i  f .  tips  of  knowledge  are  a  precious  levveli 
24.2.  and  their  li[>s  talke  of  mifchiefe 


16. 23.  burning  lips  are  like  a  potfheard 
Ecckf.io.i2..(ipsos~a.  foole  will  fwallow  up  himf. 
Cant- 7. 9-caufing  lips  ofchofe  that  arc  afleep  to  ip. 
Ifa.6.  f .  1  am  a  man  of  uncleane  lips,  and  i  dwell 
in  the  midft  of  a  people  of  uncleane  lips 
28.1 1 .  ftamering  lips-  will  he  fpeak  co 
29.13.  with  their  lips  doe  honour  ine,  but 
f  7 . 1 9 . 1  create  the  fruit  of  the  lips 
59.  3.  your  lips  have  fpokenlies 
Lam.-t,  62.  the  lips  of  thofe  that  rofe  up  againft 
£\<  £.24.2 1.  ye  fhall  not  cover  your  lips,  nor  eat 

36-3.  ye  are  taken  up  in.  the  lips  of  talkers 
H/./.14.2.  fo  will  we  render  the  calves  of  our  lips 
Micab  3 .  7.  they  fhall  all  cover  their  lips 
Malacb.i.j.ihc  priefts  lips  fhould  keep  knowledge 
Mat.i  f .  8.  and  honoureth  me  with  their  lips 

Marlij.  6. 
K9W.3.13.  the  poyfon  of  afpes  is  under  their  lips 
1  Co?.  14.2 1  .with  other  lips  will  i  fpeake  unto  this 
Heb.i}.  1 5.  fruit  of  our  lips,  givingthanks  to  his 

Hh  Hi_ps. 
Levity.  4.  pronouncing  with  his  lips  to  doeevill 
Job  2. 1  o.  in  all  this  did  not  Job  fin  with  his  lips 
11.  J.  that  God  would  open  his  lips  againft  me 

23.12.  neit.  gone  back  it.  the  comma,  of  his  li. 
Pfal.il. 2  not  wiih-holden  the  recjueft  of  his  lips 

106.  33.  fo  that  he  fpake  unadvif.  with  his  lips 
Prov.  10.  19.  that  refraineth  hhlips  is  wife 

12.13.  wicked  is  fnared  by  die  tranf.  of  his  lips 
i3.3.that  openethwlde  his  lips,(hzl[  havedeft. 
16.  23.  andaddeth  learning  to  his  lips 

27.  in  his  lips  there  is  a  burning  fire 
30.  moving  his  lips  he  bringeth  evill  to  pafle* 
17.28.  that  fhutteth  his  lips  is  accounted  a  man 
18. 7. and  his  lips  are  the  Inare  ofliis  foule 
1 9. 1  .then  he  that  is  perverfe  in  his  lips 
zu.i9. meddle  not  with  him  that  flat  with  his  Zi. 
22,1 1  for  the  grace  of  his  lips  the  king  fhall  be 
24.26.fhallkifle  his  lips  that  gi v.  a  nghtanfw. 
2^.24.thathateth,diflt'mbleth  with  his  lips 
Cant.^iy  his  lips  like  iillies  dropping  fweet 
//a. 1 1, 4.with  breath  of  his  /.  fhall  he  flay  the  wic. 

30.  27 .  his  lipi  are  full  of  indignation 
Mai.  i.6. and  iniquity  was  not  found  in  his  lips 
1  Pet. 3. 10.  and  his  lips  thatthey  fpeake  no  guile 

a^ilrtpff. 

Job  13.6.  hearken  to  the  pleadings  of  my  lips 
16.  f .  moving  of  my  lips  fhould  aflwage  your 
27. 4. my  lips  fhall  not  fpeake  wickednefle 
32.10.  1  will  open  my  lips,  and  anfwer 
333.  my  lips  fhall  utter  knowledge  clearely 
P/a/16.4.  nor  take  up  their  names  into  my  lips 
40. o.  I  have  not  refrained  my  lips}  O  Lord 
f  1.1  f .  O  Lord  open  thou  my  lips ,  and 
^3.  3.  my  lips  fhall  praife  thee 
66.  14.  which  my  lips  have  uttered,and 
7 1 . 23 .  my  lips  fhall  greatly  rejoyce  when 
89.34.nor  alter  the  th.that  is  gone  out  of  my  /. 
119.  13.  with  my  lips  have  I  declared  all  the 

171.  my  lips  fhall  utter  praife 
1 41 .  3.  O  Lord,  keep  the  doore  of  my  lips 
Prov.  8. 6.  opening  of  my  lips  fhall  be  right  thin. 

7.  wickednes  is  abomination  to  my  lips 
Jer  17.16  that  which  came  out  of  my  lips  was  ri. 
Da#.  10.16. lik  the  fim.  of  the  fons  of  men  to.my /• 
Hab.1.16.  my  lips  quivered  at  the  voice 

Thy  Hip0, 
ncut.i-i  .i3.that  which  is  gone  out  of  my  /ips,thou 
2  Kjngs  19.28.will  put  my  bridle  in  thy  Ziwand 
Job  8.21.  till  he  fill  thy  lips  with  rejoicing 
1  f .  6.  thine  owne  lips  teftifie  againft  thee 
Pfal.  1 7.4.  by  the  word  of  thy  lips,  I  have  kept 
34.13.  keep  thy  lips  from  fpeaking  guile 
4f  .2.  grace  is  powred  into  thy  lips 
Prov.1)  .2.  that  thy  lips  may  keep  knowledge 
3.  lips  of  a  ftrange  woman  drop  as 
22.1 8.  they  fhall  withall  be  fitted  in  thy  lips 
23.  i(5".  rejoice  when  thy  lips  fpeak  rig.  things 
24.28- and  deceive  not  with  thy  lips 
27.2.  praife  thee,and  nor  thy  owne  tips 
Cant-q.i.  thy  lips  are  like  a  threcd  of  fcarlet 

1 1.  thy  Hps,0  my  fpoufe,  drop  as  the 
Ifa-6.7.  loe ,  this  hath  touched  thy  lips 

37-19-  my  bridle  in  thy  lips,  and  I  will  turn 
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E^c^. 24.*  7- cover  thy  lips,  and  eat  not  the  bread 

iliqu  11,  or  JUquoi0. 
Erod.u  .29.1101  delay  to  oft'er  die  firft— Df  thy  li 
Num.6.1. neither  fhall  he  drink  any  //</.of  grapes 
Cant. 7.  z.round  goblet,  which  w am  :th  not  Itq/tor 

ItltcD. 
AfdM7.i2.done  unto  him  whatfoever  they  lifted 

Mm. $.13. 
liftett, 
Ifa.Ag.i.li(lcn,Q  ifles,  unto  me,  and  hearken 

7»/;rt  5.8  the  wind  blowes  where  it  lifteth,and 
Jam. 1  4.wh'.therfoever  the  governour  lijietb 

Kttct0. 
lfa.66.zo  in  charets,  and  in  /vtfm,and  upon  mul:s 

atwie. 

Gfa.i  8-4-lec  a  /itt/e  water  be  fetcht 

2  4. 1 7. let  me  drink  a  fe/e  water 
43. give  me,I  pray  t\\ee,z  little  water 

30.30.for  it  was  /{«/e  which  thou  had tl  before 

jf.itf.there  wasbutato/e  way  to  Ephrath 

Chap. 48-7. 

43.2.buyusato/efood  Chap.44  25. 

1 1  a  little  balme,and  a  little  hony/p^ces 
Exo.i  2.  i.if  the  houfhold  be  too  little  tor  the  lamb 

itf. 1 8. he  that  gathered  little  had  no  lack 

23  3o.by  little  and  to/e  1  will  drive  them  out 
Z,ev.i  i.i7.and  the  little  owlc.,and  the  cormorant 
De#£.7.22.willput  them  out  by  little  and  little 

28. 38. gather  but  little  in,  for  the  locuft  fli-ill 
Jojb.  1 9. 47. children  of  Dan  went  out  too  little  for 

2a.17.is  the  iniquity  of  Peor  too  /<«/e  for  us 
/«rf.4.i<?„give  me,I  pray  thee,a  lit.  water  to  drink 
Ruth  2.7.fhe  tarried  a  little  in  the  houfe 

1  Sam.  2. 1 9-his  mother  made  him  a  little  coat 

14  29.becaufe  I  taftcd  a  little  of  this  hony 

43.I  did  but  tafle  a  little  hony  with  the  end  of 
1  ?.i7.when  chou  waft  littk  in  thy  own  fight 
20.3? .at  the  time  appointed,and  a  lit.  lad  with 

2  Sam-iz  3.nothing,fave  one  little  ewe-Jamb 

8. if  that  had  been  too  little,  1  would  have 
1 tf  1  .when  Davi  d  was  a  little  paft  the  top  of 
19. 36. thy  fcrvant  will  go  a  little  way 

1  Kjn.S  64.becaufe  the  brafen  altar  was  too  little 
12.10.my  little  finger  mall  be  thicker  then 

2  Cbro.  10. 10. 
17. 1  o.fetch  me,  I  pray  thee,  a  little  water 
1 2-and  a  little  oil  in  a  crufe3and  behold 
1 3. but  make  thereof  a  littkcake 
1 8.44.behold  there  rifeth  a  little  cloud 
20.27. pitched  Hke  two  little  flocks  of  kids 

2.J(/W.S.2.brought  away  captive  a  little  maid 

19.10  he  departed  from  him  a  little  way 

10.18.Ahab  ferved  Baal  a  little,  but  Jehu 

F.%j'a  9.8.and  now  for  a  little  fpace,  grace  hath 

and  give  us  a  little  reviving  in  our 

lrfcb.9. 32.  let  not  all  the  trouble  feemlittle  before 

Job  4.1 2  and  mine  care  received  a  little  thereof 
10. 20. that  I  may  take  comfort  a  little 
atf. 1 4.  but  how  little  a  portion  is  heard  of  him 
3<5.i.fuffer  me  a  little,  and  I  will  (hew  thee 

Pfal.i- 1 2.when  his  wrath  is  kindled  but  a  little 
8  .f.made  him  a  little  lower  then  the  angels 
37.16.ato/ethat  a  righteous  man  hath  is  better 
67.12. the  little  hils  rejoice  on  every  fide 
68 .27 .little  Benjamin, with  their  ruler 
72.3.and  the  little  hils  by  righteoufneflc 
1 1 4.4-and  the  little  hils  like  lambs 
6.and  ye  little  hils  like  lambs 

Prov.6.ioA  little  ileep,a  little  fiumber,a  //.folding 

Chap.24.33. 
10  20  .the  heart  of  the  wicked  is  little  worth 
1  y  16  better  is  a  tittle  with  the  fear  of  the  Lord 
1 6. 8. better  is  a  little  with  righteoufhefle  ,then 
30.24.be  four  things  that  are  Z/r.upon  the  earth 

Ecclcf.  f .  1 2. is  fweet,  whether  he  eat  little  or  much 
9.1-4  there  was  a  little  city,  and  a  few  men 
lo.i.fo  doth  a  little  folly  him  that  is  in  reputa. 

Cant .  2 . 1 5-  .take  us  the  foxes,the  little  foxes  that 
3 .4  it  was  but  a  little  that  I  paffed  by  them 
8.3.we  ha  vcalittle  fifter,and  fhee 

lfit-z6  2o.hide  thy  felfe  for  a  little  moment 
28.10.here  a  Zit.and  th;rea/tfi/e  Ver.13. 

40.1  j. he  taketh  up  the  ifles  as  a  very  litt.  thing 
$  4.8. in  a  little  wrath  I  hid  my  face  from 

Exel^.i 1. 16. yet  will  I  be  to  them  alittle  fanctuary 


1tf.47.as  it  it  were  a  link  thing,thou  waft 

3  1. 4. and  fent  out  her  little  rivers  unto 
7J.M.7.8.there  came  up  another  little  home 

8 .9.  out  of  one  came  forth  a  littk-bornz 
1 1.3 4. they  iH  ill  be holpen  with  a /«£/<?  help 
Haf.%.  10. they  lhall  forrow  a  little  for  the  burd.  of 
Amos  6.1 1  will  finite  the  little  houfe  with  clifts 
Mic.\.i.lilllc  among  the  thoufands  of  Juda 
Hag.i.6.ve  have  fown  much,  and  bring  in  little 
j.ye  lookd  for  much,&  lo  it  came  to  little 
Zech.i.if.l  was  but  a  toZedifpleafcd,  and  they 
Mjf.tf.30.much  more  clothe  you,0  ye  of  lit.  faith 
8.2tf.why  arc  ye  fearfulLO  ye  of  little  faith 
14.31.O  thou  of  little  faith, wherefore  didft 
i'j.34  feven  loavcs,and  a  few  little  fifties 
16.8.O  ye  of  little  faith,why  reafon  ye  among 
26.39.and  he  went  a  little  further,  and  fell 
Mar.  1 . 1 9  .when  he  had  gone  a  little  further 
436.there  werealfowith  him  other  little  (hips 
5r.23.my  little  daughter  lieth  at  the  point  of 
14.35.  and  he  went  forward  a  littk,and  fell 
7o.and  a  fe/eafter,they  that  flood  by 
Lutf  j  3. prayed  him,that  he  would  thruft  out  a  li. 
7.47.towhom/i.is  forgiven,the  fame  loveth  li. 
1 2. 28.clothe  ye,  O  ye  or  little  faith 

32.fear  notkttk  flock,for  it  is  your 
19.3.  becaufc  he  was  little  of  ftature 
1 7 .haft  been  faithfull  in  a  very  little 
John  6. 7. that  every  one  may  take  a  little 

21 .8. other  difciples  came  in  a  little  fhip 
j4fl.j-34.to  put  the  apoflles  out  a  little  fpace 
20. 1 2. and  were  not  a  little  comforted 
2  7.28-had  gone  a  little  further  they  founded 
z8.2ibarbarous  people  (hewed  us  no  little  kind. 

1  Cor. 5. 6.a  little  lev  en  leveneth  the  whole  lumpc 

Gd.yg. 

2  Coy.%.1  7  that  gathered  littje  had  no  lack 
1 1 .  i.b  ear  with  me  a  little  in  my  folly 

i6.that  I  may  boaft  my  felfe  a  little 
j  1  T/CT.4.8  bodily  exercife  profiteth  little 

5.23  ufe  a  little  wine  for  thy  ftomacks  fake 
Heb.z  7.madeft  him  a  little  lower  then  the  angels 

9  who  was  made  a  little  lower  then 
Jam.$,  %  .fo  the  tongue  is  a  lit.  member,  and  boaft. 
i  how  great  a  matter  a  litt.  fire  kindlcth 

4. 14. a  vapour  that  appeareth  for  a  little  time 
'  to.3-8.for  thou  haft  a  little  ftrength,and  haft 
tf.i  i.thould  reft  yet  for  a  little  feafon 
io.2.had  in  his  hand  a  little  book 
8.go  and  take  the  littk  book  which  is 
9-faid  unto  him,Give  me  the  little  book 
10.  and  I  took  the  littk  book  out  of  the  ang. 
20.3.after  that  he  muft  be  loofed  a  little  feafon 
little  chamber,  and  chambers, 
See  Chamber ,Chcimb:r0, 
iSttlt  child,!)?  children tSee  C|)llP,or  JEfyilDicrt. 

Mttle  one} . 
Gencf.  19.2  o. Is  it  not  a  little  one 

it  is  a  little  one  :  O  let  me  efcape 
44. 20.a  little  one,  and  his  brother  is  dead 
Ifa.6o.zz  a  littk  one  fhall  become  a  thoufand 

iltttle  ones. 
Gew.34.29.all  their  little  ones  took  they  captive 
43.8.we,thou,and  alfo  our  littk  ones 

4  5. 1 9  .take  waggons  for  your  littk  ones 
4 6. 5. carried  their  little  ones,and  their  wives 
47.24.for  food  for  your  little  ones 
5/o.8.onely  their  little  ones  left  they  in  Gofhen 

21. He  nourith  you  and  your  littk  ones 
Exod.io.io.l  wil  let  you  go,and  your  little  ones 

24. let  your  little  ones  alfo  go  with  you 
Num.iq.i  1. but  your  little  ones,them  will  I  bring 
3 1.9-took  wom.of  Mid.capt.&  all  their  lit.ones 

17. kill  every  male  among  the  littk  ones 
32.1 6. vie  will  build  cities  for  our  littk  ones 
17.0111-  little  ones  fhall  dwell  in  the  fenced 
24. build  you  cities  for  your  little  ones 
2tf.our  little  ones,  our  wives,our  flocks 
DeK«.i.39.moreover  your  little  ones  which  ye 
2.34.deftroyed  men,women,and  little  ones 
3. 19. your  //K/eones  fhallabidein  your  cities 
20.i4.but  the  women  and  the  little  ones 
29.11  .your  little  ones,  and  your  wives,  and  the 
Jojh.  i  .1 4. your  littk  ones  fhall  remain  in  the  land 

8  3  5. with  the  women,and  the  littk  ones  that 
J11gd.18.z1A0  they  put  the  Zi/f/eones  before  them 


zSam.  i5.z2.andalJ  the  little  ones  th^t  were 
2  Chro.zo. 13.aU  ]udih,v/ .ih  their  little  ones 

3i.i8.tothegeneaIogieofall  their  little  ones 
E^ra  8  21. for  our  littk  ones }for  all  our  lubftance 
Efib.S.i  i.to  caufe  to  perilh  bothto/eoncs,and 
Job  21-n.they  fend  forth  their  littk  ones  like  a 
Pfal.  137  9. that  dafheth  thy  little  onesagainft  die 
/er.i4-3.th;ir  nobles  fent  their  little  ones  to  th; 

48.4. her  little  ones  have  caufed  a  cry  to  be 
Zech.1i-7.Si.  I  willturne  my  hand  upon  the//.on?s 
Mat.io. 42. give  to  drin'c  tooneof  chefelittk  ones 
18. tf  whofo  (hall  offend  one  ofthefe/Wr/e  ones 
1  odefpife  not  on?  of  thefe  littk  ones 
i4.notthatoneof  thefe  little  ones  fhould  be 
JLfltle  whik. 
Job  24. 24. they  are  exalted  for  a  little  while 
P/aZ.  3  7. 10. for  yet  a  littk  while,  and  the  wicked 
I/a.  1 0.25  for  yet  a  little  while,&  the  indign.  (hall 
29. 1 7.1s  it  not  yet  a  very  little  while,&  Leban. 
tf3.i8.havepoflefled  it  buta  little  while 
Jer.f,  i.33.yet  a  littk  while,&  the  time  of  her 
Hof.1.4  for  yet  alitlk  while,and  I  will  avenge 
Hag.z.6  a  little  while,  &  I  will  (hake  the  heavens 
Lu^t  22. 58. after  a  little  while  another  faw  him 
John  7. 3 3. yet  a  little  while,and  I  am  with  you 

Chap.13,33. 
12.3f.yet  a  little  while  is  the  light  with  you 
I4.19.yet  a  little  while,andthe  world  feeth  me 
16.16  a  little  while,and  ye  fhall  not  fee  me 

Chap.  1 6. 17. 

againe,  a  little  while.and  ye  fhall  fee  me 

Chap.  1  tf.  1 7. 

1 8. a  little  while  ?  we  cannot  tell  what  he  faith 

19.3  little  whiie,and  ye  (hall  not  fee  me 

a  little  whiie,and  ye  (hall  fee  me 
Htt.10.37. for  yet  a  little  while,&  he  that  fhall 
iftoc. 

Exo.iz .3 5 -then  they  fhall  fell  the  live  oxcand 
//i.tf.tf. having  a  live  coal  in  his  hand,which 
ILtbt  Goat,  See  <E»oat. 
JLfrC. 
Gen.3-zz.0f  the  tree  of  life,and  live  for  ever 
1 2. 1 3 .  my  foule  fhall  live  becaufe  of  thee 
17.18.  Oh  that  Ifhrnael  might  live  before  thee 
I9.20.and  my  foule  (halllive 
20.7-ftull  pray  for  thee,and  thou  (halt  live 
27.40.by  thy  fword  fhalt  thou  live 
3 1.3  2. thou  findeft  thy  goods,let  him  not  live 
42. 18. this  do, and  live, for  I  fear  God 
4?.3.doth  my  father  yet  live 
Exod.i.i6.lf kbe a  daughter, then k  diaUlive 
i9.i3.beaftorman,itlhallnot^e 
22. 18.  thou  (halt  not  fuffer  a  witch  to  live 
33.20.for  there  fhall  no  man  fee  me,and  live 
Lev.  1 8. $. which  ifa  man do,hc  fhall  live  in  them 
Num.zi  .8. when  he  looketh  upon  it,  fhall  live 

24.23.who  (hall live  when  God  doth  this 
Dent ,4.io.fear  me  all  the  daies  that  they  fhall  live 
3  3.of  the  fire,as  thou  haft  heard,and  live 
8.3  .man  doth  not  live  by  bread  onely,but  by 

out  of  the  mouth  of  the  Lord  doth  man/i. 
1 2. 1. all  the  daies  that  ye  live  upon  the  eai  th 
19. 5. fhall  flee  into  one  ofthofe  cities  and  live 
31.1 3-fear  the  Lord  as  long  as  ye  live 
32.40. to  heaven,and  fay,I  live  for  ever 
3  3. 6. let  Reuben  live  and  not  die 
Jojh.f.17.  onely  Rahab  the  harlot  fhall  live 
9.15  .made  a  league  with  them,  to  let  them  live 
20.we  will  even  let  them  Zi^e,left  wrath 
21. let  them  li.  but  let  them  be  hewers 

1  &«».20.i4.not  onely  while  yet  I  Zjw,lhcw  me 

2  Sam.  1 . 1  o .  I  was  fu  re  that  he  would  not  live 

19.3  4. how  long  have  I  to  Zra?,that  I  fhould 

1  K/a-i-3 1. let  my  lord  King  David  live  for  ever 

8.40.they  may  feare  the  all  the  daies  they  live 
20.32.Benhad.faith,I  praythee  letme/jw 

2  J0».4.7./iaethou,and  thy  children 

7.4.  if  they  fave  us  alive,we  (haMlive 
io.i9.whofoever  fhalbe  wanting  fhall  not  live 
20  1  .fet  thy  houfe  in  order,for  thou  fhalt  not  /. 
1  T/Ti.38. 1. 

2  Chro.6.3  r  .walk  in  thy  vvaies  fo  long  as  they  live 
NfJb.2-3.faid  unto  the  King,  Let  the  King  live  for 
5.2-take  up  corn,  that  we  may  eat  and  live 
9_29.wbich  ifa  man  do,he  fhall  live 
Job  7. 1  tf.I  loath  it ,  I  would  not  live  alwaics 

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1 4. 14. if  a  man  die,fhall  he  fee  again 
a  1. 7. wherefore  do  the  wicked  fee 
Pfal.zz.z6.yom  heart  fhallfee forever 

49.p;ftioud  ftill  live  for  ever,  and  not  fee  corr 
5  y .13. {hall  not  live  otit  half  their  daies 
63.4.thus  will  I  blefle  thee  while  I  live 
69.3  2.your  hearts  (hall  live  that  feek  God 
72.1  y.he  fhallfee,  and  to  him  mall  be  given 
n8.i7.Ifhallnotdie,butfee 
1 19.i44.give  me  underftanding,  &  I  mail  live 
i7y.letmyfoulefee,and  it  fhall  praife  thee 
I46.s.while  I  live  will  I  praife  the  Lord 
Prw.4-4.keep  my  command.&  live         Cha-7-1- 
9>6.forfake  the  foolifh  and  live 
1y.27.he  that  hath  gifts  fhall  live 
Ecclef.6.j.and  live  many  years,fo  that  the  daies 
(j.yea,though  he  live  a  thoufand  years,yet 
9.3.madnefle  is  in  their  hearts  while  they  live 

y.live  joyfully  with  the  wifewhom  thou 
1 1. 8.  but  if  a  man  fee  many  years  jet  let 
Ifa.z6. 14-they  are  dead,they  fhall  not  live 
1 9.thy  dead  men  fhallfee  together 
38.16.O  Lord,by  thefe  things  m:n  live 

recover  me  and  make  me  to  live 
jy.3.hear,and  your  foul  fhall  live 
Jer.2i.9-fhall  fee,and  his  life  (hall  be  to  him  for 
a7.ii.ferve  him  and  his  people,and live 
I7.ferve  the  King  of  Babilon,  and  live 
38.J.that  goeth  forth  to  the  Caldcans,fhall  li. 
have  his  life  for  a  prey,&  fhall  live 
I7.thcn  thy  foul  fhall  fee,and  this  city 

&  thou  fhalt  live, Si  thine  houfe 

ao.obey,I  befeech  thee,and  thy  foul  fhall  li. 

i(WJ.4.20.wefaid>Under  his  fhadow  we  fhall  live 

£^.3.ai.he  fhall  furely  /i.becaufe  he  is  warned 

1 3. 1 9. to  fave  the  fouls  alive  that  fhould  not  /. 

1 6. 6. when  thou  waft  in  thy  bioud,  Live 

I  faid,  when  thou  waft  in  thy  bloud,lfee 
1 8.9-he  is  juft,he  fhall  furely  live 
1 3 .fhall  he  then  live  ?  he  fhall  not  live 
I7.he  fhall  not  die, — he  fhall  furely  live 
.    19-hath  kept  my  ftatutes,he  fhall  live 
ai  .do  that  which  is  lawfull,he  fhall  live 
2  2.in  his  righteoufnefle,he  fhall  live 
z$. fhould  return  from  his  waies  8clive 
a4.that  the  wicked  man  doth,  fhall  he  live 
a8.  turneth  from  his  tranfgref  he  fhall  live 
3a.wherefore,turn  your  felves,andfee 
ao.  1 1.  do,he  fhall  ever  live  in  them 

Ver.13,21. 
a  j.&  judgements  whereby  they  fhould  live 
33. 10. fins  be  uponus,how  fhall  we  live 
1 1  .as  I  live, I  have  no  pleafure  in  the  death 
1  z.mither  the  righteous  be  able  to  live 
13.ro  the  righteous  he  fhall  furely  live 
1 5/ .walk  in  the  ftatutes  of  life— he  fhall  live 
itf.done  that  which  is  right,he  fhall  furely  /. 
19  do  that  which  is  lawfull,he  fhall  live 
3 7. 3. he  faid,Can  thefe  bones  live 

5. breath  to  enter  into  you,&  ye  fhall  live 
6.and  ye  fhall  live,  and  ye  fhall  know 
1 4. put  my  fpirit  in  you,and  ye  fhall  live 
47.9.every  thing  which  movah  fhall  liv e 

fhall  live  whither  the  river  cometh 
Di2S.a-4.0K./i.forever  Ch. 3.9.8c  y.io.&6.zi. 

6.6.faid,King  Darius,  live  for  ever 

Hof. 6. a.and  we  fhall  live  in  his  fight 

Amos  y.4-feek  ye  me,and  ye  (hall fee 

6.feek  the  Lord,and  ye  fhall  live 

Jonah  4.3. it  is  better  for  me  to  die  then  to  live 

Verfe8.( 
Hah.z.^but  the  juft  fhall  fee  by  his  fakh 
Zecb.i.s  .the  prophets,  do  they  fee  for  ever 
■  io.9.and  they  (hall  live  with  their  children 
13.3.  fhall  fay  unto  him,Thou  fhalt  not  fee 
Mat.^.m^n  fhall  not  fee  by  bread  alone 

LulfC  4.4. 
9.i8.1ay  thinehand  upon  her,&  fhee  fhall  live 

Afar.y.23. 
Eu\e  7  ,z<;  .they  which  fee  delicately  are  in  Kings 
10. 28. this  do,  and  thou  (halt  fee 
20.38.nota  God  ofthe  d;ad,for  all  fee  unto 
John  y.2y.hear  the  voice  ofthe  Son  of  God, &  //. 
tf.yi.eat  of  diis  bread,he  fhall  fee  for  ever 
j7.Fathei-  hath  fent  me,&  1  fee  by  the  Fath. 
he  that  eateth  me,even  he  (hall  fee 


yS.thateatethofthis  bread,fhallfee  for 
Ii.2y.in  me,though  he  were  dead,yet  (hal  he  /■ 
14. i9.becaufe  I  fee,ye  fhall  feealfo 
Acl.7 .ij.czR:  out  their  children,they  might  not  li. 
17. 28. for  in  him  we  fee,and  move 
a2.22.for  it  is  not  fit  that  he  fhouidfee 
2j.24.crying,That  he  ought  not  to  fee 
28.4.yet  vengeance  fufFereth  not  to  live 
Rom.  1 .  1 7  .the  juft  fhall  fee  by  faith 
6. 2. dead  to  fin,fee  any  longer  therein 

8. we  beleeve  that  we  (hall  alfo  live  with  him 
8.i2.we  are  debtersmot  to  the  ncfo,tofee  after 
I3.if  ye  live  after  the  flefh,ye  (hall  die 

mortifie  the  deeds  ofthe  body^ye  foal  "■ 
10. y. which  doth  thefe  tbings,fhal  live  by  them 
1 2.i8.fee  peaceably  with  all  men- 
I4.8.whether  we  fee, we  fee  unto  the  Lord 

whether  we  fee  or  die,wc  are  th;  Lords 

1  tV.9.13. which  minifter — fee  or  the  things  ot 

I4.which  preach  the  Gofpell,  (houldfeeof 

2  Cor.4_1r.we  which  //.are alwaies  delivered  unto 

y.iy.they  which  li.  fhould  not  live  unto  them 
6.9 .as  dying, and  behold  we  live 
7-3-ye  are  in  our  hearts  to  die  &  fee  with  you 
i3-4.we  (hall  fee  with  him,  by  the  power  of 
ri.be  of  one  mind,fee  in  peace 
GaZ.2. 14. compelled  the  Gent.to//.asdo  the  Jew. 
i9.dead  to  the  law,that  I  might  //.unto  God 
10. 1  fee,yet  not  I,buc  Chriftliveth  in  me 
life  which  I  now  li.  I  //.by  the  faith  of 
3 .1  i.for  the  j  uft  fhall  fee  by  faith 

ia.the  man  that  doth  them,  fhall  li.  in  them 

5r.2y.if  we  fee  in  the  Spirit,  let  us  alfo  walk  in 

Phil.i. 21. for  to  m:  to  //.is  Chrift,  &  to  die  is  gain 

22. but  if  I  fee  in  the  flelh,this  is  the  fruit  of 

1  Tbef.$.$.we  fee,if  we  ftand  faft  in  the  Lord 

y.io.died,that  we  fhould  live  together  with  him 
zTim.z.n.  dead  with  him,  we  fhall  alfofeewith 
3.1 2. all  thatwil  feegodly,(hal  fuffer  perfee. 
Tit.z.  1 2. teaching  us  we  fhould  live  foberly 
He6.10.38.now  the  juft  fhal  fee  by  faith 

1 2.9.in  fubjeer.unto  the  Fath.of fpirits,and  fee 
13. 18. in  all  thingsjwilling  to  fee  honeftly 
Jam. 4.1 5". if  the  Lord  wil,we  fhal  fee 

1  PeJ.z.  24. being  dead  to  fin,fhould  fee  to  right. 

4.a.no  longer  fhould  fee  in  the  flefh 
6. but  live  according  to  God3in  the  fpirit 

2  Pet. z. 6.3ii  enfample  unto  thofe  that  fhould  fee 

i8.efcaped  from  them  who  fee  in  error 
1  John  4. 9. his  Son,that  we  might  fee  through  him 
to.13.14.  which  had  the  wound,and  did  fee 

As  I  lltoe. 

2Vww.14.21.as  I  fee,all  the  earth  foal  be  filled 
28. as  I  live,as  ye  have  fpoken,fo  wil  1  doe 
Job.zj.6.not  reproach  me  fo  long  as  I  fee 
Pjft/.i04.33.Ile  fing  unto  the  Lord  as  long  as  I  /. 

io£.2.11ecall  upon  him  as  long  as  I  fee 
Ifa.49.1B.zs  Ifee,faiththe  Lord,thou  fhalt  furely 
Jer.22.24.as  I  fee,faith  the  Lord,though  Coniah 

46.  i8.as  I  fee,faith  the  King,furely  as  Tabor 
£'^.y.n.wherefore,as  I  fee,faith  theL.becaufe 
14.16.as  I  fee,faith  the  Lord,they  fhal  deliver 

Verfe  x8. 
20  as  I  fee,they  fhal  deliver  neither  fonnor 
16.48  as  I  fee, faith  the  Lord, Sodome  thy  lift. 
17.16.as  I  fee,furely  in  the  place  where 

19. as  I  fee,furely  mine  oath  that  he  hath 
i&.j.as  1  fee,ye  fhal  not  have  occafion 
20. 3. as  I  fee, I  wil  not  be  enquired  Verfe  3  1. 

33  as  I  fee,with  a  mighty  hand  and  with 
3  j.n.as  I  fee,I  have  no  pleafure  in  the  death 
27.as  I  fee,they  that  are  in  the  wafts  fhal 
3 4- 8. as  I  live,  furely,becaufe  my  flock 
3y.1S.as  I  fee,I  wil  prepare  thee  unto  bloud 
1 1  .therefore,as  I  live,  I  wil  even  do  accordi. 
Zeph,z.9  therefore,as  I  foe,furely   Moab  (hall  be 
Kow.14.11.as  I  fee,every  knee  fhal  bow 

May  or  mayefl  JLibe. 
Gen.^z.  2.  that  we  may  fee  and  not  die 

Chapt.43.8.  Si  47-19- 
£ew.2j.3  y. relieve  him,that  he  may  fee  with  thee 

36.take  no  ufury,that  thy  brother  may  fee 
Nnm.$.i<j.but  thus  do,that  they  may  live 
Deut.4.1  .hearken  unto  the  ftatutes,that  ye  may  h 
4  2.flying  into  one  of  thefe  cities,  he  might  a. 
.     y.33.thatyemay /i.&that  it  may  b^  well  with 


8-i. that  ye  may  live  and  multiply 
i>6.20.whichis  ;uft,follow,  that  thou mayeft h. 
i9.4.fhalj  flee  thither,  that  he  may  live 
30.  e.to  love  the  Lord,that  thou  mayeft  fee 
16.  keep  his  commandements,  thou  mayeft  li. 
I9.chufe  life,that  thou  and  thy  feed  may  live 
2  Saina  2.2z.  gracious  to  me,that  the  child  may  I. 
1  K«*.i8.32.to  a  land  of  bread,that  you  may  fee 
F-fi.4. 1 1  .hold  out  the  fcepter,that  he  may  fee 
I7^.ii9-i7-deal  bountifulIy,that  thy  ferv.may  li. 
77.mercies,come  untome,that  I  may  live 
1 1,6.  uphold,  me,  that  1  may  /i^e,and  lee 
/er.3y.7.thatye  may  fee  many  daies  in  the  land 
£^-37-9-brea.upon  thefe  llaine,that  they  may  /. 
Amos  y.  1 4. feek  gocn^that  ye  may  fee 
Ephef.6.^.8c  thou  mayeft  live  long  on  earth 

Gen.j.^.Adam  lived  130.  years,and  begat  a  fonne 
5  .daies  that  Adam  lived  were  930.  years 
6.  Seth  lived  10  y.  yeares,  and  begat  Enos 
7  -Seth  lived  after  he  begat  Enos,  807.  years 
9-Enos  li.  ninety  years,  and  begat  Cainan 
io.Enos  /;. after  he  begat  Cainan  8iy.yeares 
Ver.ia,  13,  15, 16,  iS,  i^,zi,z^,z6, 
18,30.  Chap.  11.  11^13,  iy^  17,19, 

9.28.No./.after  the  flood,three  hun.&  fifty' ye! 
1 1 . 1 2. Arphaxad'  //.thirty  five. yea. &  beg.Salah 
14-Salah  /^.thirty  years,  &  begat  Eber 
i6.Eber  li.fouv  &  thirty  yea.  &  begat  Peleg 
i8.Peleg  //.thirty  years,&  begat  Rcu 
ao.Reu  //.two  &  thuty  yea.  &  begat  Seru^ 
aa.Serug  //.thirty  years,  and  begat  Nahor  b 
a/j.Nahor  //.nine  &  twenty  yea.&  beg.Tcrah 
26.Terah  //.  feventy  years,&  begat  Abram 
zy.6.from  llaac  his  fon,whiie  he  yetfeerf 

7.the  years  of  Abrahams  life  which  he  lived 
47.28. Jacob  lived  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
yo.2a.Jofephfee^an  hundred  and  ten  years 
NtfKZ.14.38.that  went  to  fearch  the  land.,  lived 

a  1. 9,. when  he  beheld  the  ferpent  of  brafli,he  h. 
De«f.y.26.thac  heard  the  voice  of  God,  &  lived 
a  Sam.i9.6i£  Abfolom  had  lived,  then  it  had 
1  K.m.1 2.6. before  Solo.his  fath.while  he  yet  lived 

a  Chro.10.6. 
a  iCW-i4-i7.Ama./i.after  the  death  of  Jehay.yea. 
3-  artr0.ay.2y. 

job  42. 16. after  this  lived  Job  an  hundred  &forty 
P/a/.49.i8.tho.ugh  while  he  lived, he  blefled  himf. 
£•^£.37.1  o.  breath  came  into  them,  &  they  lived 
l.u\e  2.36.and  had. li.. with  an  hushand  feven  years 
^fl.23.1.1  have  fee**  in  all  good  confeience 

26.  y. fed  of  our  Religion,I  lived  a  Pharifee 
Co/.3.7.walked  fomecime,when  ye  lived  in  them 
Jam.  y.  y  ye  have  lived  in  pleafure  on  the  earth 
Kew.i8.7.glorified  herfelfe,&  lived delicioufly 
9-Ks  ofthe  earth,who  have  —  /i.deliciouily 
20.4. &  they  lived  and  reigned  with  Chrift 
y.refl  ofthe  dead  lived  not  again  until! 
JUfcelg. 

Exod.i.zy.are  fef/f,and  are  delivered 

Pfal,  3  8. 1 9.buc  mine  enemies  are  lively  and  ftrong 

Aft.j.i 8 -who  received  the  lively  oracles,to  give" 

1  Pet.  i  .3  .begotten  us  again  unto  a  lively  hope 

a-y.ye  alfo,as  lively  ftones,are  built  up 
Jlttosr, 
Ex0d.19.i3.the  caul  that  is  abovethefeer,  and 
Verfe  22.  Lcvit.3.  4,  iq,  1  y.  &  4.  9. 
&  7  4.  &  8.i6,2y-  &  9.10,19. 
Prov, 7,23. till  a  dart  ftrike  thorow  his  liver 
Lam.z.Ji.my  liver  is  powred  upon  the  earth 
£^£.2i.z!-confulted  with  ima.  he  look,  in  the  li. 

iLfi)P0. 
Ge».9.y.bloud  of  your  Ihes  wil  I  require 

4y.7.&  to  fave  your  li.  by  a  great  deliverance 
47.2y.thou  haft  faved  our  lives 
Exod.  1. 1 4-made  their  lives  bitter  with 
Jofh. 2. 1 3. and  deliver  our  lives  from  death 

9. 2  4.  we  were  fore  airraid  of  our  fees 
Judg.s.  1 8. a  people  that  jeoparded  their  fee* 
i8.2y.lofethy  life,with  the  //.  of  thy  houfhold 

2  Sam.i.z-}  Saul  &  Jona.were  pleafant  in  their  //'. 

1 9. 5. the  lives  of  thy  fons,the  lives  of  thy  wives 

.    .  &  the  fee*  of  thy  concubines 

23.i7.menthat  went  in  jeopardy  of  their  lives 

1  Chrtm.i  i.ij.men  that  put  their  fee*  in  jeopardy 

E(i.g.i6  gathered 


L  I  V 


L  I  V 


L  I  V 


L  I  V 


LI  V 


L  I  V 


'  £rt.  9.16.  gathered  together,  &  ltood  for  their  /. 
Prov.i.  i 8.  they  lurke  privily  for  their  owns  lives 
Jer.  1 9.7.  fall  by  them  which  feeke  their  lives 
9.  that  feeke  their  lives  fhall  ftraiten  them 

46.i6r.into  the  hand  of  thole  that  feek  their  li. 

48.1?.  flee  fave  your  lives,ht  like  the  heath 
Lam.5.9.  we  gate  our  bread  with  the  per.of  our  I. 
D/ra.7.12.  their  lives  were  prolonged  for  a  feafon 
Luke  9.  %6.  is  not  come  to  deftroy  mens  lives 
Acl.i  $:zS.  hazard  their  lives  (or  the  name  of  our 

27.  10.  wiU-brwith  dammage  of  our  lives 
1  John  3.15.  lay  down  our  lives  for  the  brethren 
Revel  1  z.i  1.  loved  not  their  lives  unco  the  death 

attoeft. 

Deut.iz.i 9.forf.  not  the  Levite  as  long  as  thou  li. 
Gal.2.14.  ifthou,being  a  )ew,livejl  after  the  man. 
Rev.7.1.  haft  a  name  that  thou  livejt, and  art  dead 

liuetft. 

Gen. 9.3  .every  moving  thing  that  livctb  fhall 
Deut.'y-zn,.  God  doth  talke  with  man,  &  he  liveth 

1  Sam.i.z%.  lent  him  to  the  Lord  as  long  as  he  li. 

2  o.  3 1 .  as  long  as  the  fon  of  Jefle  liveth  thou 
2 5.  6.  fay  to  him  that  liveth  in  profperity 

2  Sam.z.27.  as  God  tort/?  ,unlefle  thou  hadft  fpo. 

1 5.  2 1 .  as  my  lord  the  king  liveth ,  furely 
22.47.  the  Lord  tort/?,  and  blefled  be  my  rock 
Pfiil.  18.  4<f. 
1  Icings  5 .13.  the  one  faith,This  is  my  fon  that  li. 

17.  23.  Elijah  faid,  See  thy  fon  liveth 
Job  1 9.  i J .  I  know  that  my  Redeemer  liveth 
27.2.  as  God  livethjtiho  hath  taken  away 
Pfal.ii).  48.  what  man  is  he  that  liveth  ,  and  fhall 
Jer.\.z.  the  Lord  An^  in  truth,  in  judgement 
5.2.  they  fay,The  Lord  liveth,  furely  they 
1 2.i6\the  Lord  liveth ps  they  taught  my  peop. 
16. 14.  no  more  be  faid,The  Lord  liveth  that 
Chap.  23.  7. 
j  5. but  the  L.  liv.  that  brought  up    Ch.23.8. 
44.  16.  land  of  Egypt,faying,  The  Lord  liveth 
E^.47.9.  every  thing  that  liveth ,  which  moveth 
D^.4.34.  I  praifed  him  that  tort/?  for  ever 
1 2. 7.  fware  by  him  that  liveth  for  ever 
Hof.^.x  5. neither— fweare,The  Lord  tort/? 
,<4?»0$  8.  14.  and  fay,  Thy  God ,  O  Dan ,  liveth 

the  manner  of  Beerfheba  liveth,  even 
John  4.  so.  goe  thy  way  ,  thy  fon  liveth 

5  1.  his  fervants-told  him -.Thy  ion  liveth 
53.  thy  fon  liveth ,  and  himfelfe  believed 
11.26.  whofbevertort/?,and  believeth  in  me 
Kom.6. 10.  in  that  he  liveth,  he  liveth  unto  God 
-7.1.  dominion  over  a  man  as  long  as  he  liveth 
2. bound-to  her  husband  as  long  as  he  liveth 
3 .  fo  if  while  her  husband  liveth,  fhe  be 
1 4.  7.  none  of  us  liveth  to  himfelfe 
t  Cor.  7.  39.  bound  by  law  as  long  as  her  huf.  to. 
2  Cor.i  3.4.  yet  liveth  by  the  power  of  God 
Gd.z.zo.  I  live,-yet  not  I,but  Chrift  liveth  in  me 
1  ft???.  5.6  .that  liveth  in  pleaf.  is  dead  while  fhe  li. 
He/?. 7. 8.  of  whom  it  is  witnefled  that  he  liveth 

2  5 .  feeing  he  ever  liveth  to  make  interceffion 
9.17.  of  no  ftrength- -while  the  teftator  liveth 
1  Pet.  1.23.  by  the  Word  of  God  ,  which  liveth 
Revel.  1 .  18.  I  am  he  that  tort/?,and  was  dead 
4.9.  to  him  who  liveth  for  ever  and  ever 

io.and  worfhip  him  that  liveth  for  ever 
5.14.  and  worshipped  him  that  liveth  for  ever 
10.6.  and  fware  by  him  that  liveth  for  ever 
1  j. 7.  full  of  the  wrath  of  God,  who  liveth  for 
As  the  Lord  iltbMrj. 
Judg.B. i).as  the  L.tort/?,if  ye  had  fav.them  alive 
Ruth  3.  13.  part  of  a  kinfman,as  the  Lord  liveth 

1  Saza.14.39.  for  as  the  L.  liveth,  -though  it  be  in 

45.  as  the  L. liveth,  there  fhall  not  one  haire 

zSam.14.-11. 

19.6.  as  the  Lord  liveth,  he  fhall  not  be  flaine 

20.3.  but  as  the  Lord  liveth,- there  is  but  a  ftep 

2 1 .  for  there  is--  no  hurt,  as  the  Lord  liveth 
1  5.  26.  as  the  Lord  liveth,-  feeing  the  Lo.  hath 

34.  as  the  L.of  If.  liveth, which  hath  kept  me 
z6.\o.  as  the  L.  liveth,  the  Lo.  fhall  fmite  him 
1    16.  as  the  Lo.  liveth,  ye  are  worthy  to  die 
28.  10.  as  the  Lo.  liveth,  there  fhall  no  punifh. 
29.6.  as  the  Lo.  liveth ,  thou  haft  been  upright 

2  Sam.  4.  9.  as  the  L.  tort/?,who  hath  redeem,  my 

1  Xing.  1.  29. 
1 1-  5.  as  the  Lo.  liveth, the  man  that  hath  done 


if  .2i.  as  the  Lo.  tort/?,and  as  my  1.  the  k.to. 

1  Kings  2.24.  as  the  L.  liveth ,which  hath  eftab.m: 
17.I1  as  the  Lord  God  of  Ifr.  tort/?,bef.  whom 

Chap.  18.  1  j. 

1 2.  as  the  Lord  thy  God  liveth,  I  have  not  a 

18.10.  as  the  L.thy  God  liveth,theie  is  no  nat. 

2  2. 14.  as  the  L.  liveth,  what  the  L.  faith  to  me 

zChro.  18.  13. 

2  Kjng.z.z.  as  the  Lo.  tort/?,as  thy  foule liveth,Ue 

Chap.4. 3°- 

3.t4.as  the  L.  of  hofts  tortfo,before  whom  I  fta. 
Chap.  5.  16. 
5.  20.  as  the  Lord  tort/? }  lie  run  after 
/£?',38.i6.as  the  Lo.tortfc,that  made  us  this  foule 
As  thy  foule  jUbetfj. 

1  Sam.i.zG.  as  thy  foule  liveth  --.I  am  the  woman 
17.5  j.  as  thy  foule  liveth,  I  cannot  tell 
20.  3.  as  thy  foule  liveth,  there  is  but  a  ftep 
25.26.  as  thy  foule  tort/?,feeing  the  Lord  hath 

2  Sam.  11.  1 1.  as  thy  foule  tort/?,  lie  not  doe  this 
14.19.  as  thy  foule  liveth,-- none  canturne 

JLtDtng. 
Gca.  1. 28.  dominion  over  every  living  thing 
2.7.  man  became  a  toizzg  foule 
3.20.  becaufe  fhe  was  the  mother  of  all  living 
6.19.  of  every  living  thing  of  all  flefh,  two 
7.4.  every  living  fubftance  I  have  made,ile  de. 

23.  every  living  fubftance  was  deftroyed 
8. 1. God  rememb.Noah,and  every  living  thing 
17.  bring  forth  with  thee  every  living  thing 
2 1.  any  more  every  thing  living  ,  as  I  have 
Levit.  1 1 . 1  o.  of  any  living  thing  which  is  in  the  wa. 
14.6.  as  for  the  living  bird,  he  fhall  take  it 

and  fhall  dip  them,and  the  living  bird  in  the 
7.  and  fhall  let  the  living  bird  loofe 
5.  3.  but  he  fhall  let  goe  die  living  bird 
20.25.  abominable  by  any  manner  of  to.  thing 
Num.  1tf.48.and  he  flood  betw.the  dead  and  living 
Ruth  2.  20.who  hath  not  left  off  his  kind.to  the  //. 
zSam. 20.3 .they  werefhut  up,(iving  in  widowhood 
1  Kings  3.22.  nay,but  the  living  is  my  fon 

the  dead  is  thy  fon,and  the  living  is  my 

23.  the  other  faith,-My  fon  is  the  living 

25.  divide  the  living  child  into  two 

26.  woman ,whofe  the  living  child  was 
O  my  lord,  give  her  the  living  child 

27.king-faid,  Give  her  the  living  child 
Job  12.  10.  in  whofe  hand  is  every  living  thing 
28.13. neither  isitfoundin  the  land  of  the  to. 

21.  it  is  hid  from  the  eyes  of  all  living 
30.  23.  to  the  houfe  appointed  for  all  living 
33-  30.  enlightened  with  the  light  of  the  living 
Pfal.27.it. the  Lord  in  the  land  of  the  living 
5  2.5>and  root  thee  out  of  the  land  of  the  living 
56.13.  I  may  walke  in  the  lightof  the  living 

58.9.  {hall  take  them  away  both  living 
69.28.  be  blotted  outofthe  booke  of  the  living 
n6.9.before  the  Lord  in  the  land  of  the  living 
142. 5. thou  art  my  portion  in  the  land  of  living 
143.2.  in  thy  fight  fhall  no  man  toi?zg  be  jufti. 
i4f  .itf.latisfieft  the  defire  of  every  living  thing 
Eccl^.z.  more  then  the  living  which  are  ftill  alive 
1 5.I  considered  all  the  living  which  walk  un- 
6.  8.  that  knoweth  to  walke  before  the  living 
7.2.  the  living  will  lay  it  to  h.'s  heart 
9. 4.  joyned  to  all  the  toi»g,there  is  hope 

a  living  dog  is  better  then  a  dead  lion 
5  .for  the  living  know  that  they  fhall  die 
Cant.  4. 1 5.  a  well  of  living  waters,  and  ftre.  from 
7/0.4.3.  tr)at  is  written  among  the  living  in  Jerufa. 
8.19.  feeke  to  their  G.for  the  livingtozhe  dead 
3  8. 1 1. not  fee  the  Lord  in  the  land  of  the  living 
19.  the  living ,  the  living,  he  fhall  praife  thee 
5  3 .8.  was  cut  off  out  of  the  land  of  the  living 
Jew  2.13.  forfaken  me  the  fountaine  of 'living  wa. 
11.  1 9.  cut  him  off  from  the  land  of  the  living 
17.13,  forfaken  the  Lord  the  foun.  of  living  w. 
Lfl#z.j.39.whereforc  doth  a  living  man  complainc 
E\c^6.  20. 1  fhall  fet  glory  in  the  land  of  the  /;. 
32.23 .  caufed  terrour  in  the  land  of  the  living 

24.  caufed  their  terrour  in  the  land  of  the  li- 
Verfe  26. 

25.  terrour  was  caufed  in  the  land  of  the  liv. 
27  terrour  of  the  mighty  in  the  land  of  the  li.\ 
32.  caufed  my  terr.  in  the  land  of  the  living 

Dan.  2.  30.  that  I  have  more  then  any  living 


4. 17.  to  the  intent  that  the  living  miy  know 
Zech.  1 4. 8.  that  the  to.  wat.  fhall  go  out  from  Jer. 
Mat.  22.  3  2.  God  is — the  God  of  the  living 
Mar.1z.z7.  but  the  God  of  the  living  :  ye  therfore 

44.  caft  in  all  fhe  had ,  even  all  her  living; 
Luke  8.43.  fpent  all  her  living  upon  phyficians 
1 5»  1 2.  and  divided  unto  them  his  living 
13.  wafted  his  fubftance  with  riotous  living 
30.  devoured  thy  living  with  harlots 
10;  38.  God  of  the  living,  all  live  unto  him 
-21.4.  caft  in  all  the  living  that  fhe  had 
24.  5.  why  feeke  ye  the  living  among  the  dead 
John  4. 1  o.  he  would  have  given  thee  living  water 
1 1.  from  whence  haft  thou  that  living  water 

6.  j  1. 1  am  the  living  bread  which  came  downe 
57-  as  the  living  Father  hath  fent  me 

7.  38.  fhall  flow  rivers  of  living  water 
Rom.12.1.  prefent  your  bodies  a  living  faciifice 

14.9.  that  he  might  be  Lord  both  of  dead  &  li. 
1  Cor.15.45.  firftman  Adam  was  made  a  living  fo. 
Col.2.20.  living  in  the  world,are  ye  fubjeft  to  ord. 
Tit. .3.  3 .  living  in  malice, and  envy,  and  hatred 
Heb.  1  o.  20.  by  a  new  and  living  way,which  he 
1  Pet.  2.  4.  to  whom  coming  as  unto  a  li.  ftone 
&w/.7.i7.Lambe  fhal  lead  them.unto  living  foun. 
16.3.  and  every  living  foule  died  in  the  fea 
Ifrjfng  bird,  See  HJjrO. 
lUtoing  creature  or  creatures, 
See  Zt  jaturesf. 
3UtofngGo^See<©o&. 
loatJcn. 
Ifa.  46. 1.  your  carriages  were  heavy  loaden 
HoaDett). 

Pfal.6Z.li) .  who  daily  loadeth  us  with  benefits 

loafe. 

Exod.29. zz.  one  loaf e  of  bread  ,  one  cake  of  oiled 
1  Chro.  1 5.3.  dealt  to  every  one  a  loafe  of  bread 
Mar.Z.i^.  neither  had  they  more  then  one  loafe 

fLoammti. 
Hof.  1. 9.  call  his  name  Loammi,for  ye  are  not  my 

Jloane. 
1  Sam.  2. 20.  give  thee  feed  for  the  loam  which  is 

loathe. 
Exod.7.1 8.  fhall  loathe  to  drinke  of  the  wa.  of  the 
Job  7.16.I  loathe  it,  I  would  not  live  alway 
E7$k.6.  9.  fhall  loathe  themf.  for  the  evills  which 
20.4  3 .  ye  fhall  loathe  your  felves  in  your  owne 
36.31.  fhall  loathe  your  felves  for  your  iniqui. 
loacheo. 
Jer.  14.  19.  hath  thy  foule  loathed  Zion 
Zech.n.S.andmy  foule  loathed  them 

Jloatljett). 
Num.zi  .5.  our  foule  loatheth  this  light  bread 
Prov.  27.7.  the  full  foule  loatheth  an  hony-combe 
£^.16.  45.  that  loatheth  her  children,*  thou  art 
lifter  of  thy  lifters  which  loatheth  her  huf. 
loatljfrig, 
E^efa  16.  5.  caft  out  to  the  loathing  of  thy  perfon 

iLoatr>fome. 
Num.  11.  20.  and  it  be  loathfome  unto  you 
Job  7.  5.  my  skinne  is  broken,  &  become  loatljfome 
Pfal. 38. 7. loines  are  filled  with  a  loathfome  difeafe 
Prov.i  $.5.  but  a  wicked  man  is  loathfome 

Hoabep. 
Judg.  8.  5.  give,  I  pray  you,  loaves  of  bread 
1  Sam.  17.17-  and  thefe  ten  loaves  ,  and  run  to  the 
25.18.  Abigail  made  hafte,and  tooke  200.  loa. 

1  Rings  1 4.3.  take  with  thee  ten  loaves,and  crakn. 

2  Kj^gs  4.  42.  brought  the  man  ofGod  20.  loaves 
Mat.  14. 17.  we  have  here  but  five  loaves,  and  two 

19.  tooke  the  five  loaves^nd  the  two  fifties 
and  gave  the  loaves  to  his  difciples 
j  5.  34.  how  many  loaves  have  ye  ?  And  they 

36".  tooke  the  feven  loaves,  and  the  fifties 
16.9.  neither  remember  the  five  loaves  of  the 
1  o.  neither  the  feven  loaves  of  the  foure  tho. 
Mar. 6.1%.  he  faith  unto  them  ,  How  many  loaves 
41.  when  he  had  the  five  loa.  &  the  two  fifh. 
brake  the  loaves, and  gave  them  to 
44.  they  that  did  eat  of  the  loaves  were 
5  2.  confidered  not  the  miracle  of  the  loaves 
8.5.  he  asked,  How  many  haves  have  ye  . 
6-  tooke  the  feven  loaves, and  gave  thanks 
19.  when  I  brake  the  five  loaves  among 
Ln\e  9.13.  we  have  no  more  but  five  loaves 

16.   then 


LOG       LOP 

i6.thea  he  took  the  five  loaves  8c  the  two  fi. 
1 i.j.friendjlend  me  three  loaves 
John  6.9.there  is  a  lad  h„re,wchhath  five  barley  lo. 
1 1  Jefus  took  the  loaves,  and  when  he  h  id 
i  j.witli  the  fragments  of  the  five  barley  loa. 
zS.becaufe  ye  did  eat  of  th    loxvcs 
JLoatesf  of  bread,  See  UJjeaO. 
H'avc-\0XW8. 
Levit.it.  17.  two  wave  loaves,  of  two  tenth  deales 

Cant  ^.5.myrrhe,upon  the  handles  of  the  loc\ 
E^efaS.  j. and  took  me  by  a  lock  of  mine  head 

locfeS. 
Num.6,  f.  U>i\%  of  the  hair  of  his  head  grow 
Judg.  16. 1  j  .it  thou  weaveft  the  feven  bc^s  of 

xg  caufed  him  to  (have  off  the  feven  bc\s  of 
Nehem.  3  .j .let  up  the  doors  thcreof>the  locfa  there. 
Verf.  6, 13,  14*  1 5. 
Cant.4.  i.thou  haft  doves  eyes  within  thy  loc\s 
3  .piece  of  Pomegranate  within  thy  loc^S 
S.i.my  locl(S  with  the  drops  of  the  night 

1 1. his  locks  ate  buihy,and  bl.uk  as  a 
6.7.are  thy  temples  wi  hin  thy  loc\s 
7/<K.47.2.uncover  thy  bc\s  :  make  bare  th.1  leg 
£^.44.io.neithcr  (uftxr  their  bc\s  to  grow  long 

ILocbeb. 

/«rfg.3.ijliEhud  (hut  th.  doo.s,an  !  fe^rfthem 
2  4-doors  ot  the  p.irlour  were  locked 
locuft, 

£*w<(  10.  ^.remained  not  one  locufl  in  all  —Eg. 
Levit.  1  t.zz.locufl  after  hs  kind,  &  the  bald  ta/2 
Dewf.28.42.all  ihy  trees  thall  th  bcufl confume 
i  ]^i».8  57. p. ftil  nce,blafting,mildtw/0«</?,  or 
Pfal.7S.46  gave  th-ir  labour  unto  the  locu/i 

109.2  3.I  am  toff  d  up  and  down  as  th  locufl 
Joel  i.q.bcufl  eati  n,&  that  «vhich  the  be-  nath  left 
2.z$.reftote  to  yon  -he  veers  tint  1  Ik  loc uft  hath 
11004(10. 
Exod.  10. 4.to morrow  will  1  biing^the  /»««/?.? 
1  i.ftretch  out  thine  h  .nd  —  tor  the  locufis 
1 3. the  eaft  wind  brought  the  locufis 
\4.l0cufis  went  over  all  the  land 

before  them  were  no  fuch  locufis 
19. weft  wi  ,d,  wlmh  took  away  the  locufis 
Dent. i8. ■}%  for  the  locufis  (hall  confume  it 
2  Cbro  6.28.  f  there  be  nvldew,  locufts,or  caterpil. 

/.i  3  if  I  command  th  locufis  >o  devour 
Vfal  1  of.  3 4  hefp  ke,andtht  locufis  ame 
Pro  30.27.th'  locufis  have  no  king,yet  goe 
Ifai.  3  3.4  as  the  running  to  and  fro  of  locufis 
Nahum  3 . 1  f  .make  thy  felf  many  as  the  locufis 

17. the  crowned  are  as  the  locufis 
Afaf.3.4.his  meat  was  'ocufts  and  wild  heney 
Mar.  1 .6. he  did  eat  locufis  and  w  ild  honey 
Revel.1)  3  .there  came  out  of  the  fmoak  locufis 
7.fhapts  of  the  locufis  were  like  unto  horfes 
lot). 

1  Cbro.%.  1  r.fons  of  Elpaal—  who  built  lad, with 
E-<jra  2.3  3  the  children  of  LodtH  did,  and  Or.o 

Ne 'em  7  37. 
Nehem.  1 1.3  5  .lo^and  Ono,the  valley  of  craft  m. 
JloDebar. 

2  5<JW.9.4.Machir  the  Ion  of  Ammiel,in  Lodcbar 

Verle  f. 
1 7. 27 .Machir  of  Lodebar^ni  BarZi ilai 

iatjge. 

J/iu.  1 .8  .daughter  of  Z  urn  is  left  as  a  lodge 

JLoDge. 
Ges  24. 2  3  is  there  room  —  for  us  to  lodge  in 

2  f.provuider  enough,and  room  to  lodge  in 
Num.  22. 8. he  faid  unto  hem,Lodge  here  this  night 
70/6.4  3. in  the  place  where  you  (hall  lodge  ihis  ni. 
Judg  19  9  te/ge  here,that  thine  heart  maybemetry 
1  i.cny  of  the  JcbuiittS.and  lodge  in  it 
1  j.to  Wgc all  night,in Gibtah,or  in  Ramah 
1  f  .turned  .ilide  thither, — to  lodge  in  Gibeah 
20.onely  lodge  not  in  tht  fleet 
10.4 1  came  into  Gibeah  —  o  b\e 
Ruth  i  1 6. where  thou  lodged  I  will  lodge 
2  Sam.ij.%  thy  father  will  not  lodge  with  thepeo. 

1 6.lodge  not  this  niglr  in  the  plaines 
Nehem.$.Xj.\et  every  mm  lodge  in  Jerufalem 
1 3 .2 1 .1  faid,  Why  Wge  ye  about  the  wall 
Job  2  4.7.caufe  tht  naked  to  lodge  without  clothing 

3i.3  2.theftrangerdidno;  lodge  in  the  ftreet 
Cant.7.1 1  -come,  let  us  lodge  in  the  villages 


L  O  D        L  O  E 

Ifai.  2 1 . 1 3 .in  the  forreft  in  Arabia  (hall  ye  lodge 

6$  4. and  lodge  in  the  monuments,which  eat 
Jm4.14.how  long  (hall  vain  thoughts  lodge 
Z<v£>.z.i4.all  the  b  alls — (hall  /Wge  in  the 
Afaf.i  3.32  fo that  the  birds  lodge  in  the  branches 
Mar.^.-$  t.fo  that  the  fowls  —  may  lodge  u.nder  the 
Ln\e  9. 1 2.they  may  go  into  the  towns — and  lodge 
Ads  2  i.i6.one  Mnaf — with  whom  we  (hould lo> 

JloOgeD. 

Gen.  32.13  Jacob  lodged  there  that  fame  night 
2 1  .bimfclf  lodged  that  night  in  the  company 

Jqfh.z. name  into  an  harlots  houfe,-— md  Wgerf 
3 . 1  .to  Jordan,he,and  all  Ifrael,&  lodged  there 
4.8.carried  them  ovei —  where  they  lodged 
6. 1 1. and  they  came  and  lodged  in  the  camp 
8.9.but  Jolhua lodged  that  night  among  the  peo. 

Judg  1 8. 2. to  the  houfe  of  Micah,they  lodged  there 
i9.4.they  did  eat  and  drink,  and  lodged,  there 
7. therefore  he  lodged  there  again 

1  i0»-i9.9-came  unto  a  cavc,and  lodged  there 

1  Chro-y.17. lodged  round  about  the  houfeofGod 

Nehem.  1 3.20.merchants  — /flim/without  leruf. 

Ifai.  r  .2 1.  nghteoufnes  lodged  in  n;but  now  mur. 

Mat.zi  17. went  into  Bah  ny,md  he  lodged  there 

Lulee  1 3 . 1 9.f  w  is  ot  the  aire  lodged  in  the  branch. 

/4#$  io.i8.whethtrSimon,(irnamed  Petei,&rfgrrf 
23. then  called  he  them  in, and  Mgerfthem 
iz.lodgedin  the  houfe  of  one  Simon 
28>7.wh    lodged  us  ihree  dayes  c>  urteoufly 

1  T/».  j.  10.it  the  have  /o«/?^ftrangers,if  (he  have 

ILoDgeft. 
Ruth  i.itf.where  thou  lodgefl  I  will  lodge 

JLoDgJJ). 
Acts  io.6. he  lodgeth  with  one  Simon  a  Tanner 

S.QUg(ng, 
.'0/&.4. 3. twelve  ftunes,.ind  leave  them  in  the  lodg. 
Judg.19. 1  j  no  man  took  them  into  his  hou.to  lo. 
lfai.10.  ly.they  have  taken  up  th^ir  lodgingzx  Ge 
jet.  9  2.  that  I  had  in  the  wildernes  a  lodging  place 
4#*  28.13.th.re  came  manyio  him  into  his  /Wg. 
Pfo/ew.22.butwithall,  prepare  me  a  torffwzg 

ILoOgingc. 

2  $».  1 9.23.I  will  enter  into  the  lodgings  of  his 

floe. 
Gen.S.i  i.and  &f,in  her  mouth  was  an  olive  leaf 
IS -J.and  /ee.oneborn  in  mine  houfe  is  mine  h. 

1 2. and  /oe,an  horrour  of  great  darknefle 
j8.2.te,three  men  flood  by  him 

io.and  /»e,Sarah  (hall  have  a  fon 
I9.i8.te,the  fmoak  ofthecountiey  went 
29.3.te,there  were  three  flocks  of  (heep 

7-loe,  it  is  yet  high  day 
37.7. and  be,  my  (heafarofe 
4228  loe,  it  is  even  in  my  fack 
47.2  3.te,hcre  is  feed  for  you,and  you  (hall 
48. 1 1  te,God  hath  (hewed  me  alfo  thy  feed 
fo.f.made  me  fwear, laying,  Loe,l  die 
Exod.7. 1  s-loe,he  goeth  out  unto  the  water,and 
8.20.te,he  cometh  forth  to  the  water,  and 

l6./ot,(hall  Ws.  facnficetheabomi.of  the  Eg. 
1 9.9.^,1  come  unto  thee  in  a  thick  cloud 
Num  i4-40./oe,we  be  here,3nd  will  goe  up 
22  3K./oe,I  am  come  unto  thee:have  I  now 
23. 6. and  /oe,he  flood  by  his  burnt. faenfice 

g.loe,  the  people  (hall  dwell  alone 

24.11I  thought  to  ptomute  thee,but  /o^,the  L- 

Dent  22. 17. loe, h<  harh  given  occafionsot  fpeech 

jnfh  14.10.and  now,te,I  am  this  day  8  f  .yea.  old 

Judg.7.1 3.  and  loe,  a  cake  of  bar  ley  bread  tumbled 

13.5  for  loe/  hou  (halt  conceive  and  bear  a  fon 

1  Sam.n.  1  3  .loe ,Eli  (ate  on  a  feat  by  the  way 

10. z. loe-  thy  father  hath  left  the  care  of 
14.43.but  tafte  a  little  honey,— and loe3I  muft 
zi.i^.loe,  ye  fee  the  man  is  mad 

2  5d/M.i.6.and  te,the  charets  md  horfemen  foil. 

1  j.24.fc,ZaJok,and  the  Levi,  were  with  him 
24.  iy.loe,l  have  (inned}and  I  have  done 

1  Kjn.  1 .2  2.ihd  loe,  while  (he  yet  talked  with  the 

1 1  ./<?t,he  hath  caught  hold  of  the  horns  of 
3.1  z.loe,!  h^ve  given  thee  a  wife  heart 

2  Ktn.7. 6. loe, the  king  of  Ifrael  hath  hired  agai-  us 

1 5./oe,all  the  way  was  full  of  garments 

1  Chro.  17.  i.loe,l  dwell  in  an  houfe  of  cedars 

21.23  '^*>  I  giye  thee  the  oxen  alfo 

2  Cfero.  16.11  ,loe,they  are  written  in  the  book  of 

Chap.  27. 7. 
I  ii 


LOE       LOE 

z«r.  i9./<tf,thou  haft  fmitten  the  Edomites 
29.9./ee,out  fathers  have  fallen  by  the  fword 

Nehem.j.  j.and  loe,vie  bringinto  bondage  our  fons 
6. 1 2. and  loe,\  perceived  that  God  had  not  fent 

Job  3.7. loe,  let  that  night  be  folitary 
5.27.  loe  this,  we  havefearched  it 
9. 1 1  ,/fle,he  goeth  by  riband  I  fee  him  not 
1 9. if  I  (peak  of  ftrength,to?,he  is  ftrong 
I3.i./»f,mine  eye  hath  ken  all  this 
21.16  /flfjtheir  good  is  not  in  their  hand 
26.i4.&e,thefe  are  parts  of  his  wayes 
3  3.29./ae,  all  thefe  things  worketh  God  with 
40.i6.Z»t,nowJ)hisftrength  is  in  his  bines 

Pfol.  1 1 . 2.for  loe,  the  wicked  bend  their  bow 
3  7. 3  6. he  palled  away,and  loe,he  was  not 
40.y.loe,[  come  :  in  the  volume  of  the  book 

9  loe,l  have  not  refrained  my  lips 
48.4_for  loe,  the  kings  were  aflembled 
52.7./«r,the  man  that  made  not  God  his  ftren. 
5f.7.&e,then  would  I  wander  far  off 
59. 3  .for  /tff,they  lie  in  wait  for  my  foul 
73.27.te,they  that  are  far  from  thee  (hall  per. 

8  3 .  i.for  tejthine  enemies  make  a  tumult 

9  z.yjoe, thine  enemies, — /<ie,thineene.(hallpe. 
I  27.3./^,  children  are  an  heritage 

1 3  z.6.loe,vie  heard  of  it  at  Ephrata 
1 39.4  but  loe,  thou  knoweit  it  altogether 
Pro-z^.i  idoe,  it  wasallgrowen  over  with  thorns 
Ecclef.i  16.  loe,\  am  come  to  great  eftate 

7. zg.be,  this  onely  have  I  found 
Cant.  2.1  i.for/ae,the  winter  is  paft,  the  rain 
Ifai.6.7  loe,this  hath  touched  thy  lips,  and  thine 
2j.9.fe,  this  isourGod,  we  waited  for  him 
36.6./of,thou  trufteft  in  the  ftaffe  of  this 
49. 1 2.te,thefe  from  the  north  and  fro  the  weft 
%o.g.be,  they  (hall  all  waxe  old  as  a  garment 
Jer.1.1  j.for  loe,l  will  call  all  the  families  of 
4.23.I  beheld  the  earth, and  /«?,it  was 
24  I  beheld  the  mountains,  and  /<«  they 

2  f  .1  beheld ,and  te,there  was  no  man 
a 6.1  btheld,and  loe,the  fruitfull  place 

?.  1  f  loe,l  will  bring  a  nation  upon  you 
8.8./fl?,cerrain'y  in  vain  made  he  it 

g-loe,  they  have  rejected  the  word 
if .  zgdoe,  I  begin  to  bring  evill  on  the  city 
3 0.3  .for  loe, the  dayes  come, faith  the  Lord 

10,  for  loe,  I  will  fave  thee  from  afar 
3  6. 1 2. and  loe,  all  the  princes  (ate  there 
49.1 5  .for loe,  I  will  mike  thee  fmall  among 
50. 9. for  te,I  will  raife  and  c  lufe  to  come 
E%ek.i.g.loe,x  roul  of  a  book  was  therein 
4.1  {./«£,!  have  given  thee  cowes  dung 
8. 2. and  loe,%  likeneffe  as  the  appearance  of  fire 

I7.and  te,they  pjt  the  branch  to  rheir  nofe 
13. 10.  and  /fle,others  daubed  it  with  untemper. 

1 2./«?,wben  the  wall  is  fallen, ihall  it 
17. 18. when  be, he  had  given  his  hand 
18.14.now  be,  ifhebegetafonth.it  feeth 

l8.te,even  he  (hill  die  in  his  iniquity 
23.39.te,thus  have  they  done  in  the  midft  of 

40. and  loe, they  came,  for  whom  thou  didft 
3o.9.great  p.iin — lor  be,  itconaeth 

21  .and  te.it  (hall  not  be  bound  up  to 
3  3.3  2./<tf,thou  art  unto  them  as  a  very  lovely 

3  3  /<r,it  will  come)  then  (hall  they  know 
37.8.te,;he  (inewesand  the  flefheame  up 

40. 1 7.and  te,there  were  chambers,  and  a  pave.  I 
42.8.te,bcfore  the  temple  were  an  hundred  cu. 
Dan  3-2  j  faid,Z.oe,I  fee  foure  men  loofe 
7. 6. after  this  I  beheld,and  /flf,anothtr 
1 0.13.  but  be,  Michael  came  to  help  me 
Hof.g.6.  for  loe,  they  are  gone,becaufe  of 
Amos  4. 2.that  &.",the  dayes  (hall  come  upon  you 
1 3. for  be,he  that  formerh  the  mountains 
7. i.and  be,  it  was  the  latter  growth 
g.g.ior  be,\  will  fift  the  houfe  of  Ifrael     ' 
Hab.i.6.ior  be,l  raife  up  the  C,ildeans,that 
Haj-.L9.ye  looked  for  much,and  &£,ircanae  to  lit. 
Zecb.z.io.forbe,!  come,&  will  dwell  in  the  mid. 

1  r.6.but  loe,I  will  deliver  the  men  every  one 

i6.for  loc,l  will  raife  up  a  (hepherd 
Mat.  2.9.and  te,the  ftar  which  they  faw  in  the  eaft 
3.i6.and  be,  the  heavens  were  opened  unto 

1 7.and  be,z  voice  from  heaven,fay in^ 
24.23. fiy  unto  you,Dw,here  is  Chrft,or  there 

2  j. 2  j.te,there  thou  haft  that  is  thine  l 
21?.  47.  an  <£ 


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ztf.47.and  while  he  yet  fpake,te,  Judas 
18.7. to,  I  have  told  you 

20.and  te,I  am  with  you  alway,even  to  the 

Mark?  io.2  8.te,wehave  left  all,and  followed  th> 
1  j .  2 1  ./adhere  is  Chrift,  or  loe,  he  is  there 
i4.42./oe,he  is  at  hand  that  betrayeth  me 

Lu\e  1.44M,  aflbon  as  the  voice  founded  in 
i.9.and  to?,the  Angel  of  the  Lord  came 
9.39#and te,a fpirit  taketh  him, and  he 
ij.i6.whom  Satan  hath  bound,  te,thefe  i8.ye. 

1  f.ip./ofjthefe  many  years  doe  I  ferve  thee 
17.2 1. (hall  they  fay, Loe  here,or,Loe  there :  for 
i8.28.te,we  have  left  all, and  followed  thee 

2  j .  1  5  .and  /oe,nothing  worthy  of  death  is  done 
John  7.2  6.but  iV,he  fpeakeih  boldly,and  they 

itf.29.te,now  fpeakeft  thou  plainly 
AUs  1 3. 46. put  it  iromyou,— /w,we  turn  to  the 

27.24.and  /oe,[God  hath  given  thee  all  them 
Heb.  1  o.7./<e,I  come  to  doe  thy  will, O  G.  Ver.9. 
Revel.  5.6.tejin  the  mid  ft  of  the  throne,  and 

tf.^.I  beheld,and  loe,  ablackhorfe 

1  z.and  te,there  was  a  great  earth-quake 

7.9.I  beheld,and  loe,  a  great  multitude 

1 4. 1  .and  I  looked,and  Toe,  a  Lamb  flood 
Loft. 

1  T$in.\j.  i9.took  him,and  carried  him  into  a  loft 
AUs  20.9.Eutych-— -fell  down  from  the  third  Uft 

Pfa.i  3  1. 1. heart  is  not  haughty,nor  mine  eies  lofty 
Pra.30.  1 3  .a  generation ,0  how  lofty  are  their  eies 
Ifai.z.  1 1. lofty  looks  of  man  fhall  be  humbled 

i2.day  of  the  Lord— on  every  one  that  is/o. 
5.1 5-the  eies  of  the  lofty  fhall  be  humbled 
26.5.  the  lofty  city  he  layeth  it  low 
57.7.upon  a  lofty  mount.haft  thou  fet  thy  bed 
1 5. thus  faith  the  high  and  lofty  One 

Jlofttlp. 
Pfal.7  z .8. they  are  corrup.  ,they  fpeak  loftily 

Loftmcfle. 
Ifai.i.T'f.loftinelfe  of  man  fhall  be  bowed  down 
/er.48.29.heard  the  pride  of  Moab,his/o/ii«# 

3Log. 
Levit.  14.  10.  and  one  log  of  oyle 

i2.take  one  he-lamb,— and  the2og  of  oyle 
1  f.Prieft  (hall  take  fome  of  the  log  of  oyle 
2 1  .one  lamb— and  a  log  of  oyle 
24.Prieft  (hall  take  the  lamb— &  the  log"  of 
JLote. 

2  Tim.  1. 5. which  dwelt"  in  thy  grandmother  Lois 

ILong. 
GeK.48. 1  5  .all  my  life  long  unto  this  day 
Exod.19.1  j. when  the  trumpet  foundeth  long,  they 
I9.and  when  the  trumpet  founded  long 
20.1 2<that  thy  dayes  may  be  long  upon  the  land 
27«i.an  altar  of  Shittim  wood,  five  cubits  long 
9-fine  twined  linnen  of  an  hundred  cub.teg 
1 1. hangings  of  an  hundred  cubits  long 
Num.9. lp.and  when  the  cloud  tarried  teg  upon 
Deut.i.6.ye  have  dwelt  long  enough  in  this  mount 
2.3.compafiedthis  mountain  long  enough 
4.2  5.and  (halt  have  remaincd'teg  in  the  land 
14.24.and  if  the  way  be  too  long  for  thee 
1 9.6.becaufe  the  way  is  long,  and  flay  him 
28  .j  2.(hall  fail  with  longing—  all  the  day  long 
59  .great  plagues,  and  of  long  continuance 
Jofh.6.^. that  when  they  make  a  long  blaft 
9.1  j.old,by  reafon  of  the  very  long  journey 
24  7.and  ye  dwelt  in  the  wildernesa  long  feaf. 
/«(/g.5.28.vvhyishis  charet  fo  long  in  coming 

1  Sam.f.z.  Ark  abode  in  Kiii.that  the  time  was  lo. 

2  S,#«. 3.1. there  was  tegwarrebetweenthehoufe 

1  Kjn  j.i  i.and  haft  not  asked  for  thy  ftlfteglife 

6.i7«and  the  houfe  was  fourty  cubits  long 

2  Kjn.\<).z$. heard  tegagoehow  I  havedone  it 
2  Chro.  1. 1  1  .neither  yet  haft  asked  teglife 

3. 11. wing  of  the  Cherub.were  twenty  cub.teg 

6. 1  j  .made  a  brafen  fcaffbld  of  five  cubits  lo?ig 

1 5.3.  for  a  long  feafon  Ifrael  had  been  without 

Pfal.%  2.  j  .through  my  roaring  all  the  day  long 
91 .1 6.with  long  life  will  I  fatisfie  him 
95.1c.  fourty  years  long  was  I  grieved  with  this 
1 20.6.my  foul  hath  long  dwelt  with  him  that 
1  j  9.  j. the  plowers  —made  long  their  furrow es 
i4j.3.asthofe  that  have  been  tegdead 

Pro.^.z.long  life  and  peace  (hall  they  adde  to  thee 
7. 1 9.the  good  man  is  gone  a  long  journey 


2  j .  3  o.they  that  tarry  long  at  the  wine 

25.1  5  .by  long  forbearing  is  a  Prince  perfwaded 
£«/<:/;  12. 5. becaufe  man  goeth  to  his  long  home 
J/i«.22.ii.refpe&  to  him  that  fafhioned  it/flag  ago 

3  7.26. haft  thou  not  heard  long  ago,  how  I 
6f.22.mine  elect  (hall  teg  enjoy  the  work 

.Ter.29.28.this  captivity  is  long,  build  ye  houfes 
Lam.z.zo.eat  their  fruit,&  children  of  a  fpan  long 
E%e\.  1 7 . 3  .a  great  eagle  with  great  wings,  long  w  i. 
3  i.j.and  his  branches  became  tozg,becauf<T 
40.5 .  ameafuring  reed  of  fix  cubits  tog 
7. every  little  chamber  was  one  reed  long 
29.fif[y  cubits  teg,&  five  &  twenty  cub.bro. 
30.the  arches  were  five  and  twenty  cub.  long 
3  3. fifty  cubits  teg,and  five  &  twenty  cub.br. 
42.foure  tables— of  a  cubit  and  an  halfeteg 
47.meafured  the  court,an  hundreth  cub.  long 
41. 1 3. fo  he  meafured  the  houfe.an  hun.cub.te. 
with  the  walls  thereof,an  hun.cub.teg 
4 2. 20. had  a  wall  round  about>five  hun.reeds  lo. 
43.16.  and  the  Altar  (hall  be  twelve  cubits  long 

1 7.the  fettle  fhall  be  fourteen  cubits  long 
44.2o.norfuffer  their  locks  to  grow  long 
45 .6.appointthe  poffeffion —  25000.  long 
46. 2 2. were  courts  joyned  of  fourty  cub.teg 
Dan.io. i.but  the  time  appointed  was  long 
Hof.  13.13  .for  he  (hould  not  flay  long  in  the  place 
Mat.  1 1  2 1  .repented  long  ago  in  fackcloth  and  aih. 

23.14.and  for  a  pretence  maketo/g  prayers 
Mar.i  2.3  3  .who  go  in  long  clothing,and  love  falu. 
40. and  for  a  pretence  make  long  prayers 
16.5.3  young  man  fitting  in  a  long  white  garm- 
Luke  18. 7. though  hebeare  long  with  them 
20.46.whkh  defire  to  walk  in  long  robes 

47. and  for  a  (hew  make  long  prayers 
2  3 ,8.was  defirous  to  fee  him  of  a  teg  feafon 
Alls  20.9>as  Paul  was  long  preaching.he  funk 
27.14.  not  teg  after  there  arofe  a  tempeft 

2  i.but  after  long  abftinence,Paul  ftood  forth 
1  Cfl)'.n.i4.ifa  maahaveteg  hair,it  isa  (hame 

1 5  .if  a  woman  have  long  hair,it  is  3  glory 
ij.4.charity  fufFereth  teg,and  is  kind 
Ephef.6.1  .and  thou  mayeft  live  long  on  the  earth 
1  Thb.  3. 1 5.  if  I  tarry  teg,that  thou  mayeft  know 
Jam.  5.7.fruit  of  the  earth,and  hath  long  patience 

As  JLong  as, 

Levh.18. 19.3s  long  as  (he  is  put  apart  for  her  unc. 

26.3  4>as  long  as  it  lieth  defolate,and  ye  be  in 

3  5. as  long  as  it  lieth  defolate,  it  (hall 
N/tf#.9<i8.as  long  as  the  cloud  abodc,they  refled 
Dcut.  1 2. 1 9.forfake  not  the  Levite,  as  long  as  thou 

31.13  .fear  the  Lord,as  long  as  you  live 
1  Sam.  i.28.1ent  unto  the  Lord,as  teg  as  he  liveth 
20.3 1. as  long  as  the  fon  of  Jtfle  liveth,thou 
25.1  5  .any  thing  as  long  as  we  were  converfant 
2' Chro.z 6. 5. as  teg  as  he  fought  the  Lord,God 

36.2 1. as  teg  as  (he  lay  defolates  (lie  kept  Sabb. 
Pfal.7  2.5.  fear  thee  as  long  as  the  fun  and  moon 
17.  name  lhalbe  continued  as  long  as  the  fun 
104.3  3.I  will  finguntotheL.astegasIlive 
1  i6.2.willl  call  upon  him  as  teg  as  I  live 
E^.42.1 1. as  teg  as  they,and  as  broad  as  they 
Mat. 9. 1 5  .as  long  as  the  bridegrome  is  with  them 
Mar. 2.  i9.as  long  as  they  have  the  bridegrome 
John  9.5.3s  long  as  I  am  in  the  world,I  am 
Rom. 7.  1  .dominion  over  3  man  as  long  as  he  liveth 
1  Cor.7.39.bound  by  the  law  as  long  as  hcrhusb. 
Gd/.4.i.the  heir,astegas  heisachild,differeth 

1  Pet.  3.6.  daughters  ye  are  as  long  as  ye  do  well 

2  Pet .  1 . 1 3  .as  long  as  I  am  in  this  tabernacle 

Day  long,  See  it  after  3Da£MF, 
How  long. 
£#0^.10.3. how  long  wilt  thou  refufeto  humble 
7.how  long  fhall  this  man  be  a  fnare  unto  us 
16.28.how  long  refufe  ye  tokeep  mycomman. 
See  it  more  fully  in  II^OB). 
So  jILong, 

1  Sam.za.Z.thy  fer.fo  long  as  I  have  been  with  thee 

2  KMZ.9.2  2.fo  long  as  the  whoredoms  of  thy  moth. 
2  Chro.6. 3 1  .may  fear  me  fo  long  as  they  live 
Eftb.  5 . 1 3  .fo  long  as  I  fee  Mordecai  the  Jew  fitting 
Job  27.tf.not  reproach  me  fo  teg  as  I  live 

Pfal.7  2. 7. peace  fo  teg  as  the  moon  endureth 
Lu\e  1.2  i.marveiled  that  he  tarried  fo  teg  in  the 
John  i4.9.have  I  been  fo  teg  time  with  y0u,and 
&H#.7.z.bound  to  her  husband  fo  teg  as  he  liveth 


Heb.+.j. to  day,after  fo  long  a  time  j  as  it  is  faid 

iong  tim;. 
GfK.2tf.8.when  he  had  been  there  a  long  time 
Naffz.20.15.we  have  dwelt  in  Egypt  a  teg  time 
Deut. 20.19.  when  thou  (halt  bdiege  a  city  a  lo.  ti. 
Jofh.  1 1. 1 8.Jo(hua  made  warre  a  long  time  with 

2  3. 1. a  long  time  after  — Jofliua  waxed  old 
2  Sa/».i4.2.as  a  woman  that  had  long  time  mour. 
2  Chro.  3  o.  5  .for  they  had  not  done  it  of  a  long  time 
i/fli.42.14.1  have  longtime  holden  my  peace 
Lam  5.20.forgct  us,and  forfake  us  fo  teg  time 
Ato.25.1 9«after  a  long  time,  the  lord  of  thofeftrv. 
Lul\e  8.27.3  certain  man  which  had  devils  long  ti. 

20.9.went  into  a  far  countrey  for  a  long  time 
John  5.6. had  been  a  long  time  in  that  cafe 

i4>9.have  I  been  fo  long  time  with  you 
AUs  8.1 1.  becaufe  that  of  teg  time  he  had  bewit. 

14. 3. teg  time  therefore  abode  they 

28.they  abode  long  time  with  the  difciples 
2  Prt.2-3.whofe  judgement  now  of  long  time  lin. 

iortg  while. 
AUs  20. 1  i.and  talked  a  Lmg  while,even  till  break 

JLong! 
Job  3. 2 1. which  teg  for  death,but  it  cometh  not 

6. 8. grant  me  the  thing  that  I  long  for 
Rom.1.1 1. for  I  long  to  fee  you,that  Imay 
2  C^.9.14.  and  by  their  prayers — which  long  after 
Phil.  1. 8. how  greatly  I  teg  after  you  all 

ficngerj, 
2  Sam.  13.3  9.David  longed  to  go  forth  unto  Abra. 

2  3.i5.Dav.teg.and(aid,Ohthat  1  C/?e.ii.i7. 
P/«/.ii9.40.IhavetegMfafterthyprecepts    . 
1 3  i.for  I  longed  tor  thy  commandements 
1 74.I  have  longed  for  thy  fal vaticn 
P6i/.2.26.forhe  longed,  after  you  all 

4.i.dearly  beloved,  and  longed  for 

HongeDftr 

Gf«>3 1 . 3  o.becaufe  thou  fore  longedft  after  thy  fat. 

longer, 

£.r<«f.2.3.wben  (he  could  not  longer  hide  him 

9.28.I  will  let  you  go,and  ye  (hall  flay  no  teg. 
//w/g.2.i4.could  not  any  longer  (land  before  their 
2  Sam. 20.5.  but  he  tarried  longer  then  the  fet  time 
2  Kjn.6-  3  3  .(hould  I  wait  for  the  Lord  any  longer 
Job  1  i.9.meafure  thereof  is  longer  then  the  earth 
Jer.^.zzXo  that  the  Lord  could  no  longer  bear 
Luke  16.2. for  thou  mayeft  be  no  longer  fteward 
AUs  x  8.20.  when  they  defired  him  to  tarry  longer 

2  5«24.crying  that  he  ought  not  to  live  any  Ion. 
ft)ffz.tf.2.tbat  are  dead  to  lin,live  any  longer  therein 
Gal.  3.25  .are  no  longer  under  a  Schoolmafter 
1  Tbejf.i. 1. when  we  could  no  longer  forbear 
5. when  I  could  no  longer  forbear,I  fent 
1  Tiff*.  5. 2  3. drink  no  longer  waterhut  ufe  a  little 

1  Prt.4.2.no  tegerlive  the  reft  of  his  time  in  the 
Revel.  10. 6. dut  there  (hould  be  timenoteg«>- 

longeth. 

Gra.34.8_my  fon  Shcchem  longeth  for  your  daugh. 
Deut.iz.zo.  becaufe  thy  foul  longeth  to  eat  flelli 
Pfal.6i.\. my  foul — my  flefli  longeth  for  thee 

84.2.my  foul  longeth  for  the  courts  of  the  Lord 
longing. 
Dwtf.28.32.fail  with  longing  for  them 
Pfal.10j.9S0t  he  fatisfieth  the  longing  foul 

1 19.29.my  foul  breaketh  for  the  tegisg  that 

tong-fuffeting. 

■E.ra/.34.6.L.God,gracious  &  mercifull,teg-y«^. 
Num.  1 4. 1 8.the  Lord  is  long-fuffcring,2t\d  of  great 
Pfal.S6. 1  $ .loug-fitffering,  plenteous  in  mercy  and 
Jer.i  5. 1 5.take  me  not  away  in  thy  long-fuffering 
Rom.  2.4.or  defpifeft  thou  the  riches  of  his  long-fuf. 
9.2  2.endured  with  much  long-fuffering  the  veff. 

2  Cor.tf.tf.by  lo»g-fuffiring,by  kindnefle,by  the  ho. 
Gal.  5 . 2  2.1  ruit  of  the  Spirit  is  love, — long-fuffering 
Ephcf.q.z. with  long-fuffering,  forbearing  oneano. 
Col.  1 . 1 1  .unto  all  long-fuffering  with  joyfulnelTe 

3 . 1 2.put  on  —  meeknefle,  long-fuffering 

1  Tiw.i .  1  tf.in  me — Chrift  might  (hew  all  long-f, 

2  Tim.  3.10.  haft  fully  known  my  — foithjong-f. 

4.2.exhort  with  all  long- fu firing  and  doctrine 

1  Per.3.20.when  the  long-fuffering  of  God  waited 

2  Ptf.3.9.the  Lord  is  not  flack — but  iong-fuff ering 

1 5. long- filtering  of  the  Lord  isfalvation 
ftook- 

Gm.9.  itf.lhallbe  in  the  cloud,  8f  I  will  loo\ upon 
1 3 .  14.^  from  the  place  where  thou  3rt 

'  '  15. 5-te^i 


LOO       LOO 

15.5  ,looke  now  towards  heaven,and  tell 
19.  ij.loelie  not  behind  thee 
40.7.wherefore  look  ye  To  fadly  to  day 
41.J  j.let  Pharaoh  lookout  a  man  difcreet  &  w. 
42.i.why  look  ye  one  upon  another' 
Exod.  10. 1  o.look  to  itjfor  evill  is  before  you 
25.20.thek  faces  (hattlook  one  towards  anoth. 
40 .look  that  thou  make  them  after  their  pat. 
Levit.  1  3 .  j.and  the  Prieft  (lull  look,  on  the  plague 
{hall  /tfȣ  on  him,and  pronounce  him  unc. 
5. Prieft  fhall  ko\  on  him  the  feventh  day 

Verfe  6. 
2  1  .if  the  Prieft  loo\  on  it,and  behold 

2  6.  WJ  on  it,and  there  be  no  white  hair 
3 1. if  the  Prieft  look,  on  the  plague  of 

3  z.in  the  feventh  day  the  Prieft  fhall  lm\ 

Verfe  34. 
3^.then  the  Prieft  fliall  look  on  him 
39.the  Prieft  fliall  look  —  if  the  bright  fpots 
5i.{hall/flfl£on  the  plague  on  the  feventh  d. 
5  3  .if  the  Prieft  fliall  look,  and  behold 
5  5  .look  on  the  plague  after  that  it  is  waftied 
5^.and  if  the  Prieft  look,3nd  behold 
14.3. Prieft  fliall  /00^,andbehoId,ifthe  plague 
3  7.and  he  fliall  look  on  the  plague 
3  9. fhall  look  '•  and  behold,  if  the  plague 
44.fhall  look — if tne  plague  be  fpread 
D  cut. gtz-j -look  not  unto  the  ftubbornefle  of  this 
28.3  z.tbine  eies  fliall  look,  and  fail  with  long, 
i  Sam.\6-x  2.btautifull  countenance,  and  goodly 

1 7. 1 8. and  look  how  thy  brethren  fare 
1  Kin.  18.43  .goe  up  now>  look  toward  the  fea 
z  I^itf.  3. 14.I  would  not  look  towards  thee,  nor 
6.3  2./00/S;  when  the  meflenger  cometh,  fliut 
o.z.look  out  there  Jehu, — 'and  go  in 
io.3./w^  out  even  the  beft  and  meeteft 

23./flfl^  theie  be  none  of  the  fervants  of  the 
i4.8.1et  us  look  one  another  in  the  face 
1  Chro.  1 2.1 7. the  God  of  our  fathers  look  thereon 
Job  3 .9.1et  it  look  for  light,  but  have  none 

20. 2 1. therefore  fliallno  man /<w£  for  his  goods 
3  $.<;.look  unto  the  heavens  and  fee 
Pfal.  j. 3. my  prayer  untothee,and  will  look  UP 
s2.17.they  look  and  ftareupon  me 
10 1. 5»him  that  hath  an  high  look  — will  not  I 
1 23 .2. as  eies  of  fervants  look  unt0  tne  hand  of 
Pro.e,.z%.  let  thine  eies  look  right  on 

thine  eie-lids  look  ftraight  before  thee 
27.23  .and  look  well  to  thy  herds 
Ecekf.ii.-}.  that  look  out  of  the  windows  be  darke. 
Cant.4.8.  look  fr°m  tne  t0P  °f  Amana 
ifai. y.jo.if  one  look  on  tne  land,behold,darkneffe 
8,i7.upon  the Lord,I  will/00^  for  him 
2i.curfe  their  king,&  their  god,&  /off^upw. 
22.they  fliall  look  on  the  earth,and  behold 
17.7.  at  that  day  fliall  a  man  look  to  his 
8. and  he  fliall  not  look  to  the  altars 

2  2  ^.therefore  faid  I,  Look  away  from  me 

8. thou  didft  look  in  that  day  to  the  armour 

3  i .  i-  but  they  to. not  unto  the  Holy  One  of  If. 
4 2. 1 8. hear  ye  deaf>and  look  ye  blind 
45,.22./ffȣ  unto  me,  and  be  ye  faved 

5 1 . 1 .  look  unto  the  rock  from  whence  ye 
i.look  unto  Abraham  your  father 
6.and  look  uPon  the  earth  ;  for  the  —  earth 

56.11.  they  all  look t0  'heir  own  way 

5  9. 1 1. we  look  f°r  judgement,but  there  is  none 
66. 2. but  to  this  mm  will  Ilook,even  to 
Jer.i  3.i6.and  while  ye  look  f°r  light,heturn  it 

39.12.  take  him,  and  look  well  to  him 
40.4. and  I  will  look  wel'  unt0  thee 
46.5. are  fled  apace,and  look  not  hack 
47.3.fathers  fliall  not  look  hack  to  the  children 

E^k- z  3  -1 5-au  °f  them  princes  to  look  to,after  the 
29.16.to  remembr.whenthey  fliall /oo^  after 
43.17.and  his  flairs  fliall  look  towards  the  eaft 
Hof.3.1  .who  look to  other  gods,&  love  flagons  of 
Jonah  2.4-yet  I  will  look  3gain  toward  thy  holy 
Micah  7.7>therefore  I  will  look  unto  the  Lord 
Nab'um  2.8.ftand  flaall  they  cry;but  none  (hall  look 
Mat.  1 1.3  .that  fliould  come,  or  do  we  look  f°r  ano. 
Lllfe  7.  19,20. 
Luke  21.28.when  thefe  things  begin,then/otf/^up 
John  7  5  2.fearch  and  loofahr  out  of  Galilee  arifeth 
Acls  6. xi.  look  Ye  out  feven  men  of  honeft  report 
18.15.bea  queftion  ofwords,— /flfl^ye  to  it 


LOO        LOO 

1  Cor.x6. 1 1  .for  I  look  for  him  with  the  brethren 
a  Cor.  3 . 1 3  .could  not  ftedfaft  ly  look t0  £he  end  °f 

4.i8.while  we  loqfc  at  the  things  which  are  feen 
Phil.z.q.loek  not  every  man  on  his  own  things 

3 .20.from  whence  we  look  f°r  the  Saviour 
Heb.9.28.  unto  them  that  look  for 'him  fhall  he  ap. 

1  Pet.  1. 1 2.  which  things  the  angels  defire  to  look 
2^.3.1 3.  ncvertheleffe  we/w|  fornew  heavens 

i4.feeing  that  ye  look  f°r  fuch  things 

2  John  i.look  to  your  felves,that  wc  lofe  not 
Revel. 5. 3. and  no  man  was  ableto  look  the 

4,becaufe  no  man  was  found  worthy  to  look 
JLoobe  down. 
Dent.  26.15.  l°"k  down  from  thy  holy  habitation 
Pfal.80.x4.wok  down  from  heaven,and  vifit  this 

85.1  i.righteoufnefle  fliall  look  down  from  hea. 
Ifai.6$.i$.  look  down  from  heaven,and  behold 
Law.3.5o.till  the  Lord  look  down,  and  behold 

JLoohe. 

Pi V.6.  x  7.2  proud  look >a  ly^ng  tongue,  and 

2 1. 4. an  high  look*  and  proud  heart,  — -  is  fin 
Ddw.7.20.  whofe  lookviss  more  ftout  then 

HUiofee  upon,or  on. 
Gen.o.  1 6.  fhall  be  in  the  cloud,  &  I  will /coupon 
1 2. 1 1. thou  art  a  fair  woman  to  look  upon 
24.  i6.damofell  was  very  fair  to  look  upon 
26.7.Rebekah  was  fair  to  look  upon 
42. 1. why  look  ye  one  upon  another 
Exod.  3 .6.  for  he  was  afraid  to  look  uPon  God 
5.2 1. the  Lord  look  uPon  you,  and  judge 
39.43.  andMofes  did/off^  upon  all  the  work 
Levit.x  3. 25. Prieft  fliall  look  uPon  it,and  behold 
27. Prieft  (hall  look  upon  him  the  feventh  day 
43. then  the  Prieft  fliall  look  upon  it 
50. Prieft  fliall  look  uPon  the  plague 
14.48/00^;  upon  it,  and  the  plague  hath  not 
Num.x  5.39.for  a  f ringe,that  ye  may  look  uP°n  it 
Judg.j .17 .look  °n  me,and  doe  likewife 

1  Sam.x.x  1  .if  thou  wilt  indeed  /00^  on  the  afflict. 

16.7.100k  not  on  his  countenance,becaufe 

2  &r«z.9.3.(nouldeft  look  upon  fuch  a  dead  dog 

1 1 .2.woman  was  very  beautifull  to  look  upon 
16.12.it  may  be  the  Lord  will /00^  on  my  affli- 
z  Chro. 24.2  2. when  he  died,he  faid,The  LJook  up. 
Efth.i.  x  i.Vafthi  was  fair  to  look  on 
Job  6. 2 8. therefore  be  content,^  upon  me 

40. 1 2.  look  on  every  one  that  is  proud 
P/^.25.i8./0o^upon  mine  affliction ,and  forgive 
3  5.  r  7.Lord,how  long  wilt  thou  look  on 
40.12.fo  that  I  am  not  able  to  look  up 
84.0.100k  upon  the  face  of  thine  anointed 
1 19.13  r.look  thou  upon  me,and  be  mercifiill 
P?"0.4.2  5.1etthine  eies  ?00^  right  on 

23.3  1  .look  not  upon  the  wine  when  it  is  red 
Cant.x.6.loc\  not  upon  me  becaufe  I  am  black 

6.i3.return,thit  we  may  Aw^upon  thee 
lfai.14.  x6.lool(  upon  thee,and  confider  thee,faying 
33.20.  look  upon  Zion  the  city  of  our  folemnit. 
6  6. 24. go  forrh,and  look  a?on  the  carkafes  of 
Micah 4. 1 1  .and  let  our  eye  look  upon  Zion 
Hah  urn  3 .7  .that  look  upon  thee,fhall  flee  from  thee 
Hab.  1.  x  3. purer  eies  then  to  — look  on  iniquity 

2.15-that  thou  mayeft  look  on  their  nakednefle 
Zeefo.i2.io.fpiritoffupplic.&  they  fhallta^;  upon 
Luke  9.3 8.Mafter,I  befeech  thee  look  uPon  my 
John  4.3  5. lift  up  your  eies,and  look  on  the  fields 

1 9.37-they  fhall  look  °n  him  whom  they 
Ails  3.4-Petcr — with  John,faid,L50^onus 

1 2.or  why  '00^  ye  fo  earneftly  on  us 
2  cV.io.7.doye/00<£on  things  after  the  outward 
Revel.4. 3  .he  that  fate  was  to  look  upon  like  a  Jafp. 

fLooUet). 
Gra.^.i2.God/00^rfupon  the  earth,and  behold 
8.13  .and  looked,md  behold,the  face  of  the  gro. 
x8 ,z.looked,a.nd  lo,  three  men  flood  by  him 

itf.ftom  thence3and  looked  toward  Sodom 
19. 2^.his  wife  looked  back  from  behind  him 

28. Abraham  looked  toward  Sodom,  and 
22.1 3.  Abraham  looked,  and  behold,behind  him 
26. 8. king  of  Gerar  looked  oat  at  a  window 
29.2.Jacob/00^pd,and  bthold,a  well  in  the 

3  2. the  Lord  hath  looked  upon  mine  affliction 
3  3. 1. lifted  up  his  eies,&  looked,^  behold  ,Efau 
3  7.2  5«lift  up  their  eies,and  /00£<?rf,and  behold 
lo.zi.lookcd  not  to  any  thing  that  was 
I  i  i    2 


LOO       LOO 

^o.S.looked  upon  them,behold,they  were  fad 

Exod.z.x  1. to  his  brethren,  and  looked  on  their  bur. 
1 2. he  /0o£e^  this  way  and  that  way,&  when 
2  5. God  looked  upon  the  children  of  Ifrael 
3.2.he/00^i,and  behold, the  bufh  burned 
4.3  1. had  looked  upon  their  affliction,  then  they 
1 4.24- Lord  looked  on  the  hoft  of  the  Egyptians 
16.10.that  they  to/jce/toward  the  wildernefle 
ll-8.looked after  Mofes,untill  he  was  gone 

N«/«.i2.io.Aaron/00^/uponMiriam,and 
i6'4Z.lookcd  toward  the  tabernacle,  behold  the 
XTg.looked,  and  took  every  man  his  rod 
24.20 .looked  on  Amalek,  he  took  up  his  parab. 
2 1  .looked  en  the  Kenites,and  took  up  his  pa. 

Dcrtt.z6. 7-the  Lord  hcard,anci  looked  on  our  affli. 

Jojh. 5.13 . Joflim  lool(ed,md  there  flood  a  man 
8.20.of  Ai  looked  behind  them,  theyfaw 

Judg.  5 .  28  .mother  of  Sifera  looked  out  at  a  window 
6. 14. the  Lord  looked  upon  him,  and  faid 
9.43./00/f«/,and  behold,  the  people  were  come 
!3.i9andManaoh  and  his  wifelookedon 

Verfe  20. 
2  0.4o.Benjamin  looked  behind  them,andbeho. 

1  Sam-,6.  x  9.becaufe  they  had  looked  into  the  Ark 
9.l6.forI  have  looked  upon  my  people,becaufe 
14.  i6.watchmen  of  Saul  looked,and  behold 
i6.6.were  come,  that  he  looked  on  Eliab 
i7.42.Philiftine/00^about,and  faw  David 
2 4. 8. when  Saul  looked  behind  him, David  ftoo. 

z  Sam.x.7.3i\d  when  he  foo^rf behind  him,he  faw 
2.20.then  Abner/00^d  behind  him,and  faid 
e^.itf.Michal/oo^/througha  window,and  faw 
1 3. 3 4- &0 Wand  behold,therecame  much  peo. 
i8.24./<wWandbehold,aman  running  alone 
22.42.they  looked,but  there  was  none  to  fave 
24.20. Araunah  looked,  and  faw  the  king 

1  Kw.18.43.he  wentup,and  looked,  and  faid 

x  9.6. he  lookedyznd  behold,there  was  a  cake 

2  Kin.z.24..he  turned  back,  and  looked  on  them 
6.3O.people/00^erf,and  behold,he  had  fackcloth 
9.30. painted  her  face,and  lookedout  of  a  wind. 

32.there  lookedout  two  or  three  Eunuches 
1 1.  i4.when  fhe  looked,behold,  the  king 
1 4.1 1. looked  one  another  in  the  face  at  Bethlh. 

1  Cfcra.21.21.Oman  /oo^rf,and  faw  David,and 

2  Cfc0.13.14.when  Judah/00^back,  behold, the 

20. 24.they  looked  unto  the  multitude,and  beh. 
2  3.1 3. and  lhe/00^i,andbehold,tlie  king 
26.20. looked  upon  him,and  behold,  he  was  lep. 
Eflh.z.x  5-favour  in  the  fight  of  all  that  looked  up. 
Job  et.19.the  troops  of  Tenia  looked,the  companies 
Pfed.  lq.z.the  Lord  looked  to  fee  if  there  were 
34.5«they  lookedunto  him,and  were  lightened 
53. 2. God  looked  down  upon  the  children  of 
102.  i9#for  he  hath  looked  down  from  his 
109.2 5. when  they /00W,theyfliaked  their  hea. 
Cant,  x  ,6.becaufe  the  fun  hath  looked  upon  me 
lfai.  5 . 2.  he  looked  it  fliould  bring  forth  grapes 

7.he  looked  for  judgement, but  behold  oppref. 
22. 1 1.  but  ye  have  not  looked  unto  the  maker 
64.3  .terrible  things  which  we  looked  not  for 
Jer.8. 1 5. we  looked  for  peace,  but  no  good  came 

1 4. 1 9.  we  looked  for  peace,  and  there  is  no  good 
Lam. 2. 1 6. certainly  this  is  the  day  we  looked  foe 
E^e.10.1 1. whither  thehead  lool(ed,they  followed 
.16.8. and  /00/^upon  thee,  behold,  thy  time 
2i.2i.confulted  with  images,he  looked  in  the 
46.  i9.chambers — which  looked  toward  the  nor. 
Dan.  t.i  3.  let  our  countenances  be  looked  upon 
Obad.  x  2.not  have  looked  on  the  day  of  thy  brother 

1 3  .thou  (houldcft  not  have  looked  on  their 
H<2g.i.9.ye/00^iformuch,andit  came  to  little 
Mar.  3 . 5  .and  w  hen  he  had  looked  round  about 
34.he  looked  on  them,and  faid,Behold 
5 , 3  2.he  looked  round  about  to  fee  her 
6.4 1  .he  looked  up  to  heaven,  and  bleffed 
8.24.he  lookedufjZnd  faid,I  fee  men 

3  3.had  turned  about,  and  looked  on  his  difci. 
9.8.fuddenly  when  they  had  loo\ed  round 
io.2  3.Jefus/00^«iround  about,  and  faith 
1  r .  1 1  .had  looked  round  about  upon  all  things 
1 4. 67. (he  looked  upon  him.and  faid,  And  thou 
i6.4.when  they  ta>W,they  faw  that  the  ftone 
Luke  i-z^-lookedon  me,to  takeaway  my  reproach 
2.3  8  .fpake  to  all  them  that  looked  for  redempt.  f 
io.32.1ikewifeaLevitecame,&/00^i  on  him: 
I9.5.wheri 


LOO       LOO 

19.5  .when  Jefus  came  to  the  place,he  looked  up 
21.  1. he  looked  up, and  (aw  the  rich  men 
22.56.eatneftly  looked  on  him,and  faid 
6  i.the  Lord  turned,  and  loo\ed  upon  Peter 

John  13.22.  difcipks/<)4«/ one  on  another 
20.1 1  .ftooped  down,&  looked  into  the  fepuk. 

Ails  t.io.and  while  they  looked  ftedfaftly  toward 
7.5?  .looked  UP  Aedfaftly  into  heaven,  and  faw 
1 0.4,  when  he  looked  on  him,  he  was  afraid 
28.tf.they  looked  when  he  mould  have 

after  they  had  looked  a  great  while 

Heb.  1 1 .  10.  for  he  looked  for  a  city  w  hich  hath 

1  John  1. 1. which  we  have  looked  upon 

I  ILooket). 

Gcn.16. 1 5. have  I  looked  after  him  that  feeth  me 
Deut.g.  16.I  looked,  and  behold,ye  had  finned 
Nebem.4..\4-lii)okediani  rofe  up,and  faid  to  the 
7«b.:>o.26.whenl/fl<%^forgood,then  evill 
P/^.69. 20.I  looked  for  fome  to  take  pity,  but 

1 42.4.I  looked  on  my  right  hand,and  beheld 
Pro.7.6. 1  looked  through  the  cafement 

24.2 ». I  looked  upon  it,  and  received  inftruftion 
Ecclef.z.i  i.I  looked  on  all  the  works  that  my  han. 
.r/Jw.5.4. 1  /flff^d  that  it  fhould  bring  forth  grapes 

63.5 .and  I  looked,3ni  there  was  none  to  help 
£^.1.4.1  looked,  and  behold,  a  whirlewind 

z.9.when  I  /flo^ec/,behold,an  hand 

8.7.when  I  /cw/^d,behold,  a  hole  in  the  wall 

10.1.I  looked,and  behold,  in  the  firmament 
9.when  I  /oe^d,beIx)ld,the  four  wheels 

44.4.I  looked&nd  behold,the  glory  of  the  Lord 
Dan.i  a.^.then  I  Daniel  lool{ed,znd  behold 
Zeeh.q.z.l  have  looked,znd  behold,  a  candleftiek 

{.9.I  lift  up  mine  eies,  and  looked 
Ail.  22.12  .the  fame  hour  I  looked  up  upon  him 
ft?x>e/.4.i. after  this  I  tooked,znd  behold,  a  door 

6.8.and  I  looked,  and  behold,  a  pale  horfe 

14. 1. and  I  lookcd,md  lo,alamb  flood 

i4.nnd  I  look,cd,and  behold,  a  white  cloud 

i?.5!/0ft^sandbehold,  the  templeof  the 
Mine  eies,  joynedwith  JLoofecO. 
Dafl.io.f  .thenl  lift  up  mine  eies  and  looked 
Zech.z.  1 .1  lift  up  mine  eies  again,and  looked 

f .  1 .1  li  ft  up  mine  cies,and  looked,and  behold 

6. 1. lift  up  mine  eies,and  looked,  and  behold 

l.oobe0, 

P/7if.  18.27.but  wilt  bring  down  highta%r 
Ifai.z.  1 1.  lofty  look.es  of  man  fhall  behunnbltd 

10.12.I  will  punifh — the  glory  of  his  high/tfO^eJ 
E^k-  2-6.nor  be  difmaied  at  their  loobies 

Chap.  2. 9. 
ILoo&cft. 
Job  i^.z-j.  and  lookefi  narrowly  unto  all  my  paths 
Hab.  i.I  3. wherefore  lookefl  thou  upon  them  that 

%oo&zth, 

Icwf.i2.i2.  wherefoeverthePrieft/oo^ffo 
Num.  2i.8.whenhe  loo\d  h  upon  it,fha !  1  live 
20.Pifgah,which  looketb  toward  Jefhimon 

2  3.28. top  of  Peor,  which  looketb  toward  Jefhi- 
Jojh.  1  j. 2. from  the  bay  that  looketb  Southward 

1  Sam.  1 2. 1 8.bord<r,which  looketb  to  the  valley  of 

16.7. for  man  looketb  on  the  outward  appearance 

but  the  Lord  looketb  on  the  heart 

Job  7. 2.  as  an  hir>  ling  looketb  for  the  reward  of 
28.24.  for  he  looketb  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 

3  3. 27.be  looketb  upon  mcn,and  if  any  fay 
Pfal.  3  3 . 1  3  .the  Lord  looketb  from  h.-aven 

i4.he  looketb  upon  all  the  inhabitants  of  the 
1 04.3  2.  he  looketb  on  the  earth,  &  it  tremblcth 
Pro.  14. 1 5  .the  prudent  man  looketb  well  to  his  go. 
3 1.27.  (ht  looketb  well  to  the  wayes  of  her  hou. 
Crf»?.2.9.behold,hc  looketb  forth  at  a  window 
6.io.who  is  (he  that  looketb  fotth  as  the 
7.4.which  looketh  toward  Damafcus 
I/2r?.28.4.when  he  that  looketb  upon  it,  feeth  it 
E^. 8. 3.  door  that  looketb  toward  the  North 
1 1 . 1  .Eaft  gate — w  hich  looketb  Eaft  ward 
40. 6.  gate  which  looketb  toward  the  Eaft 

Cfaap.43. 1. 
20. outward  court  that  looketb  toward  the  N. 
22.of  the  gate  that  looketb  towatd  the  Eaft 
44. 1  .looketb  toward  the  Eaft,and  it  was  (hut 
46. 1. gate  that  looketb  toward  the  Eaft,  fhall  be 

1 2.  open  him  the  gate  that  looketb  toward 
47.*.led  me  by  the  way  that  looketb 
Matth.S.zS,  whofoever  looketb  on  a  woman  to  luft 


LOO 


LOO 


24.5 o.fhall  come  in  a  day  when  he  looketb  not 
Luk.iz.^6. 
Jam.  1 . 2  5  •  w  hofo  looketb  into  the  perfecT:  law 

looking. 
Jojh.  1  $.7.and  fo  Northward,  looking  toward  Gil. 
i  ift'3.7.25. three  looking  toward  theNor.three  loo. 

a  rtcoH.4.4. 
three  /oo^.tow.the  South,&  three  look-to. 

1  Cbro.  1  j .  29.Michal  —  looking  out  at  a  window 
Ifai.i  8. 14. mine  eies  fail  with  looking  upward 
•Mflttfr.i4.i9.and/oo^s!gupt.o  heaven,  he  blefled 
Mar.  j .  3  4-and  looking  up  to  heaven,  he  fighed 

10.17.Jems  hiking  upon  them,  faith 

1  y.40.there  were  alfo  women  looking  on 
£#^.6.io.and  looking  round  about  upon  them 

o.\S -looking  up  to  hea7en,he  blefled  them 
62.  looking  back,  is  fit  for  the  kingdom 

x\.z6Jookmg after  thofethings  which  are  com. 
John  1 . 3  6.and  looking  upon  Jefus,he  faith 

20.  j. looking  in,faw  the  linnen  clothes 
Acls  6. 1  j.Councell,feoii;iwftedfaftly  on  him,faw 

2  3 . 2 1  .no w  are  they  ready ,lookjng  for  a  promife 
tit.  2.13.  looking  for  that  blefled  hope 

Heb.  10. 27. but  a  certain  fearfull  looking  for 

12.2.  looking  unto  Jefus  the  author  and  finifher 
1 5. looking  diligently,  left  any  man 

2  Pet.%.  1  z.lookmg  for  —the  comming  of  the  day 
Judc  21. looking  for  the  mercy  of  our  Lord  Jefus 

HooWttg^g/fl/Je,  and  glaffes. 
Exod.i  8.8. of  the  /tf0^«2g-glaffes  of  the  women 
Job  37.i8.ftrong,  and  as  a  molten  /^wg-glaffe 

ILoopeS. 
E.\od.i6.4.  thou  (halt  make  loopes  of  blue  upon 
5.  fifty  loopes  (halt  thou  make  in  the 

that  the  loopes  may  take  hold  one 
10.  (halt  make  fifty  loopes  on  the  edge 

and  fifty  loopes  in  the  edge — which 
>  1 1  .and  put  the  taches  into  the  loopes 
36.1 1. he  made  loopes  of  blue  on  the  edge 
1 2  .fifty  loopes  made  he— and  fifty  loopes 
1 7.fifty  loopes  upon  the  uttermoft  edge 

and  fir y  loopes  made  upon  the  edge 

loofe. 
GpK.49.2 1  .Naphtali  is  a  hinde  let  loofe 
Levit.14.7.  the  living  bird  loofe  into  the  open  field 
Job  6.9-that  he  would  let  loofe  his  hand,  and  cut 
D<«z.  3.25.10,1  feefoure  menloofe,  walking 

iloofe. 
Dmt.i^.g.znd  loofe  his  (hooe  from  off  his  foot 
Jofh.  5.15  .loofe  thy  fhooe  from  off  thy  foot,  for 
Job  30.1  i.they  have  alfo  let  loofe  the  bridle  before 

383  i.canft  thou  loofe  the  bands  of  Orion 
Pfal.ioz.io.ro  loofe  thofe  that  are  appointed  to  de. 
lfai.zo.z.loofe  the  fackcloth  from  off  thy  loines 

45.i.?nd  I  wiWloofe  the  loines  of  kings 

%  ?.2.0  Jerufalem,/0o/c  thy  felffrom  the  bands 

58.6.  to  loofe  the  bands  of  wickedneffe 
Jcr  40.4  and  now  behold,  I  loofe  thee  this  day 
Mat. 16. 1 9.whatfoever  thou  (halt  loofe  on  earth 

1 8.  iR.whatfoever  ye  fhall  loofe  on  earth 

zi.i.loofe  rhem,and  bring  them  unto  me 
Mar.  1 1. %  never  man  (ztc  loofe  him,and  bring 

4.where  two  wayes  met :  and  thev  loofe  him 
i?^.i3.i5.eachone  of  you  on  the  Sabbath  loofe 

i$.$o.loofe  him,  and  bring  him  hither 

3 1. if  any  man  aske  you,Why  do  ye  loofe  him 
3  3. owners  faid,  Why  loofe  you  the  colt 
John  1 1 .44. Jefus  faith  unto  them,Loofe  him 
^£?.i3.2f.fhooes  of  his  feet  I  am  not  wor.  to  loofe 

24.26-given  him  of  Paul,that  he  might  loofe 
Revel,  ^.z. who  is  worthy  to  loofe  the  feales 
5.  prevailed  ro  loofe  the  feven  feales 

9.  \4.l00fe  the  four  Angels  which  are  bound 
loofeO. 
£.W.28.28.breft-plate  be  not  loo.ftom  the  Ephod 
Chap.  39.  21. 
Eto.2  5.io.houfeof  him  that  hath  his  (hooe loofed 
Jndg.i  5.14.  and  his  bands  loofed  from  offhis  han. 
Job  30.1  i.becaufe  he  hath  loofedmy  cord 

39.?.  or  who  hath  loofed  the  bands  of  the  wild 
Pfal.  io^.zo. the  king  fent  and  loofedhim 

116.1 6. thou  haft  loofed  my  bands 
Ecclef.  1 2.6.or  ever  the  lilver  cord  be  loofed,  or 
Ifai.  j.27.neither  the  girdle  of  their  loines  be  loof. 


LOR       LOR 

3  3.2 /.thy  tackling*  are  leafed,  they  cou  Id  not  > 
5  i.i4.the  captive  haftenrth  that  he  may  be  loo. 
J5<?«.$.6.jointsof  his  loines  were  loofed 
Mat.  1 6. 1 9.on  earth,fhall  be  loofed  in  heaven 

Chap.18.  18. 
1 8 . x7.moved  w  ith  compaffion,and  loofedhim 
Mar-T-i,  5  .firing  of  his  tongue  was  loofcd,znd  he 
L«£.i.64.tongue  loofeJ,%nd  he  fpake,and praifed 
i3.i2.woman,thou  art  loofed  from  thine  infir. 
i6.ought  not  this  woman—  be  loofed  from 
Aft.  2.24.  having  loofed  the  paines  of  death 
13.13.  loofed  from  Paphos,tliey  came  to  Per^a. 
16. 26.  and  every  ones  bands  were  loofed 
22.30.he  loofed  him  from  his  bands,  and  corn. 
27. 21. and  not  have  loofedftom  Greet 
qo.loofed  the  rudder  bands,and  hoifed 
Rom.y.z.if  the  husband  be  dead,(heis  loofed  from 
1  Co/.  7 . 27  .bound  to  a  wife,feek  not  to  be  loofed 

art  thou  loofed,  feek  not  a  wife 
Revel.9. 1  f  .and  the  foure  Angels  were  loofed 
20.3  .after  that  he  muft  be  loofed  a  little  feafon 
7.Satan  fhall  be  loofed out  of  his  prifon 
ioofetfr. 

Job  1 2. 1 8. he  loofetb  the  bond  of  kings 
Pfal.  146.7.  the  Lord  loofetb  the  prifoners 
hoofing. 

Mar.  1 1 .5.  what  doe  you  loafing  the  colt 
Luk- 19-  3  3. and  as  they  were  looftng  the  colt 
Acl.16. 1 1. therefore  loafing  from  Troas,we  came 
27. 1  l-loofmg  thence,  they  failed  c'ofe  by 

ilop. 

Ifai.10. 3  3.behoU,thc  Lord  (hall  lop  the  bough 

i02!3, 
Gen^-Lord  had  refpect  to  Abe!,&  to  his  offering 
5  .to  Cain,and  to  his  oflenng,the  Lo.hid  not 
1 5. the  Lord  fet  a  mark  upon  Cain 
j.29.becaufe  of  the  ground  wch  the  Zo.hatficu. 
6.6.U  repented  the  Lordht  had  made  man 
7.i6.and  the  Lord  (hut  him  in 
8. 21. Lord  fm.lled  a  fweet  favour 
1  i.j.Lord  came  down  to  fee  the  city  and  tower 
8.fo  the  lordfcattered  them  abroad  from 
9.becaufe  the  Lord  did  there  confound  the 
from  thence  did  che  Lord  fcatter  them 
1 2. 1 7. the  Lord  plagued  Pharaoh 
1 3.  lo.before  the  Lord dtftroyed  Sodom  &  G. 
1  $.  1 8.  the  fame  day  the  Lord  made  a  covenant 
\6.z.  the  Lfli^ hath  reftrained  me  from  bearing 
5. the  I ord  judge  between  me  and  thee 

1  r.Khmaeljbtcaufe  the  Lordhsxh  heard  thy 
18. 14.1s  any  thing  too  hard  for  the  Lord 

i9.thatthe  Lordmzy  bring  upon  Abraham 

30.  O  let  not  the  Lord  be  angry 

Verfe  32. 

3  i.Lord  went  his  way,  affoon  as  he  had 
19.14.the  Lord  will  deftroy  this  city 

ld.tht  Lord  being  mercifull  unto  him 

24-then  the  Lord  rained  upon  Sodom 
20.4. Z.0/'4,wilr  thou  flay  alfoa  righteous  nation 

iS.Lordhzd  faft  clofed  up  all  the  wombs 
2 1. 1. the  Lord  vifited  Sarah  as  he  had  faid 

Lord  d  id  unto  Sarah  as  he  had  fpoken 
24. 1  .Lord  had  bleffed  Abraham  in  all  things 

3 .1  will  make  thee  fwear  by  the  Lard  the  G. 

2  i.whether  the  Lord  had  made  his  journey 

2  6.bowed  the  head,  &  woifhipped  the  Lord 

Verfe  48. 
27.the  Lord  led  me  to  the  houfe  of  my  maft. 

3  j.the  Lord  hath  blefled  my  mafter 

40. the  Lo/Y^before  whom  I  walk,will  fend 
44.  whom  the  Lord  hath  appointed  for  my 
52.  Abrah.feivant— worfhipped  the  Lord,bo. 
56.hinder  me  nor,feeing  the  Lord  hath  prof. 

2y.2i.Ifaacintreated  the  Lord  for  his  wife 
becaufe  (he  was  barren  :  and  the  Lord  was 

26. 1 2.and  the  Lff>vz  bleffed  him 

2  2.now  the  Lord  hath  made  room  for  us 
28.wefaw  certainly  that  the  Lord  was  with 

27.27.  fmell  of  a  field  which  the  Lordhzih  bl. 
29.be  lird  over  thy  brethren 
•  3  7.I  have  made  him  thy  lord 

28.13  .behold,the  Lord  flood  above  the  ladder 
1 6.furely  the  Lord  is  in  this  place 
2 1  .th  en  (hall  the  Lord  be  my  G  od 

29.3  i.when  the  Lord  faw  that  Leah  was  hated 

3  2.furely  the  Lord  hath  looked  on  mine  affl. 

33-the^ 


LOR        LOR 

3 } . the  Lord bath  heard  that  I  was  hated,  he 
34. now  will  I  praife  the  Lord 
3  o.  x^.Lord  (hall  adde  to  me  another  Ton 
27-that  the  Lord  hath  blefled  me  for  thy  fake 
30.  the  Zottsfbleffed  thee  (ince  my  coming 

3  T.49.  the  Lord  watch  between  me  and  thee 
iz.g.tht  Lord  which  faideft  unto  me,Return 
38.7.2nd  the  Lord  (lew  him 

io.difpleaf.the  Zo.and  the  Lord  Hew  him  alfo 
39. 1.  andtheLord  was  with  Jofcph 

Verf.  ii,  23. 

3  .his  matter  faw  that  the  Lord  was  with  him 
the  Lord  made  all  he  did  to  profper 

y .the  Lord  blefled  the  Egyptians  houfe 

i6.untill  her  lord  came  home 

1 3.  which  he  did, the  Lord  made  it  to  profper 
40. i. had  offended  their  lord  the  king  of  Egypt 

7,in  the  ward  of  his  lords  houfe,  laying 
4z.30.man  who  is  the  lord  of  the  land 

3  3  .the  man  the  lord  of  the  countrey 

4  y  .8  .made  lord  of  all  his  houfe 

9.God  hath  made  me  lord  of  all  Egypt 
.ftti.3#4.whenthe  Lord  (aw  that  he  turned  afidc 

4. 1  i.Lord  faid ,  Who  hath  made  mans  mouth 
24.that  the  Lord  met  him 

3 1. heard  that  the  Lord  had  vifited  the  childr. 
5.2 .who  is  the  Lord,that  I  fliould  obey 
2  i.the  Lord  look  upon  you,and  judge 

7.2  ?  .after  that  the  Lord  had  fmitten  the  river 
8.8.intreat  the  Lord  that  he  may  take  away 

1 3. and  the  Lord  did  according  to  the  word 

Verfe  3  1. 
24.and  the  Lord  did  fo :  and  there  came  a 
2  9. 1  will  intreat  the  Lord  that  the  fwarms 
30.Mofes  intreated  the  Lord 

y.^.Lord  (hall  fever  between  the  cattell  of  Ifrael 
5  .the  Lord— To  morrow  the  Lord  fhall  do 
6.the  Lord  did  that  thing  on  the  morrow 
1 2. Lord  hardened  Pharaohs  heart 

Chap.io.20,27.&  11.10.&  14.8. 
2  3  .the  Lord  fent  thunder— the  Lord  fent  hail 
2  8  .intreat  the  Lord,(l~or  it  is  enough 
29.know,  how  that  the  earth  is  the  Lords 

1  o.7.that  they  may  ferve  the  Lord 

io.the  Lordbe  fo  with  you,as  He  let  you  go 
1 3  .and  the  Lord  brought  an  eaft  w  ind 
i8.he  went  —and  intteated  the  Lord 

1  y.Lord turned  a  mighty  ftrong  weft  wind 
j  \.  I.Lord  gave  the  people  favour  in  the  fight 

Chap.  1 1.3  6. 
7.how  the  Lord  doth  put  a  difference  between 
1  z.  1 1 .  it  is  the  Lords  pafl cover 
2 3. for  the  Lord  will  pafle  through  to  fmite 

the  Lord  will  pafle  over  the  door 

2  f.to  the  land  which  the  Lord  will  give  you 
29-at  mid-night  the  Lord  fmote  all  the  fitft-b. 
5i.the  Lord  did  bring  the  children  of  Ifr.  out 

1 3. 3. the  Lorrf  brought  you  out  from  this  place 
5.  when  the  Lord  fhall  bring  thee  into  the  la. 
Verfe  11. 
8.becaufe  of  that  which  the  Lorddid  unto  me 
9.  with  a  ftrong  hand  the  Lord  brought  thee 

14.  by  ftrengthof  hand  the  Lord  brought  us 
1 5.the  Lordftew  all  the  firft-born  Verfe  16. 
zi.Lord  went  before  them  by  day  in  a  pillar 

14. 14. the  Lord  fhall  fight  for  you 
2 1 .  the  Lord  caufed  the  fca  to  go  back 
24.  the  Lo.  looked  unto  the  hoft  of  the  Egyp. 
•>  5. for  the  Lord  fighteth  for  them 
27<and  the  Lord  overthrew  the  Egyptians 
30.thus  the  Lorddved  Ifrael  that  day 
3  1. which  the  Lord  did-^-and  beleeved  the  Lo. 

1  j.i  C.thc  Lord  fhall  reign  for  ever 

i9.the  Lord  brought  again  the  waters  of 

16.6.  fhall  know  that  the  lord  hath  brought  you 
8.the  Lord  heareth  your  murmurings 

1 5.  this  is  the  bread  which  the  Lord  hath  giv. 
29>for  that  the  Lord  hath  given  you  the  Sabb. 

17.2.  wherefore  doe  ye  tempt  the  Lord 

7.becaufe  they  tempted  the  Lord 

ifi.the  Lordhath  fworn  that  the  Lo.  will  have 
1 8 . 1  .the  Lord  had  brought  Ifrael  out  of  Egypt 

8. all  the  Lord  hid  done  unto  Pharaoh 

and  how  the  Lord  had  delivered  them 

9.goodneffe  which  the  Lord  had  done  to  Ifr. 

lo.bleffed  be  the  Lord  who  hath  delivered 


LOR 


LOR 


19. 3. and  the  Lord  called  unto  him 

I  i.for  the  third  day  the  Lo.  will  come  down 
1 8.becaufe  the  Lord  defcended  upon  it 

20. Lord  came  down  upon  mount  Sinai 

and  the  Lord  called  Mofcs  up  to  the  top  of 
20.7.the  Lord  will  not  hold  him  guiltleffe 

I I  .in  fix  dayes  the  Lord  made  heaven  and 

Chap. 3  1.  17; 
wherefore  the  Lord  blefled  the  Sabbath  day 
14. 2.Mofes  alone  fhall  come  neer  t  he  Lord 

S.bloud  of  the  coven.wch  the  Lord  hath  made 
30. 3 7.  fhall  be  unto  thee  holy  for  the  Lord 
3i.n.Lord,why  doth  thy  wrath  waxe  hot 
i4.and  the  Lord  repented  of  the  tvill 
zij.who  is  on  the  Lords  fide 
3  5. and  the  Lord  plagued  the  people 
3  3«7.every  one  which  fought  the  Lord  went 

p.ruid  the  Lord  talked  with  Mofes 

34.f.theic/«/defcended  in  the  cloud 

6. the  Lflf'rfpafled  by  before  him 

and  proclaimed,The  Lord3The  Lord  God 
i4.for  the  Lord,  whofe  Name  is  Jealous 
28. with  the  Lord  fouity  dayes  &  fourty  nigh. 
3  f  ^o.the  Lord  hath  called  by  nameBezaleel 
3  6. 1. in  whom  the  Lord  pat  wifdom 

according  to  all  that  the  Lord  commanded 
2. in  whofe  heart  the  Lord  had  put  wifdom 
Levit.  1. 1. a.r\d  the  LordaUed  unto  Mofes 

10.6. the  burning  which  the  Lord  hath  kindled 
1 6.8.one  lot  for  the  Lord,and 
2  j-4.a  Sabbath  for  the  Lord 
7.6.^6.  which  the  Lord  made  between  the 
27.2.the  perfon  fhall  be  for  the  Lord 
Num.  5. 2 1 .  the  Lord  make  thee  a  curfe 

when  the  Lord  doth  make  thy  thigh  to  rot 
6.24-the  Lordbleffe  thee,and  keep  thee 

2?. the  Lord  make  his  face  to  fhine  upon  thee 
•  26.  the  Lo.  lift  up  his  countenance  upon  thee 
8.4.  pattern  w  hich  the  Lord  had  fhew  ed 
9.8.I  will  hear  what  the  LordwiM  command 
1 0.3  2.that  what  goodnefle  the  Lord  fhall  doe 

3  5. rife  up  Lord,  &  let  thine  enemies  be  feat. 
1  i.i.difpleafed  the  Z.oi^,and  the  Lord  heard  it 
18  .in  the  ears  of  the  Lord—-  therefore  the  Lord 
20.becaufe  ye  have  defpifed  the  Lord 
2?  .the  Lord  came  down  in  a  cloud 
zg.Lords  people  w'ereprophets,&  that  the  Lo. 
3  3. and  the  Lord  fmote  the  people 
1 2.2.hath  the  Lord  indeed  fpoken  only  by  Mofes 
and  the  Lord  heard  it 
5. and  the  Lord  came  down  in  the  pillar 
1 4. 3.  wherefore  hath  the  Lord  brought  us  to  this 
8. if  the  iWdelight  in  us3then  he  will 
9.and  the  Lord  is  with  us 
14-that  thou  Lordan  among  this  people 

that  thou  Lord  art  feen  face  to  face 
16. becaufe  the  Lord  was  not  able  to  bring 
40.place  which  the  Lord  hath  promifed 
41.  tranfgreffe  the  commandem.  of  the  Lord 
42. for  the  Lord  is  not  among  you 
43.  therefore  the  Lord  will  not  be  with  you 
1  5.30.  the  fame  reproacheth  the  Lord 
1 6. 5. even  to  morrow  the  Lord  will  fhew 
7.whom  the  Lord  doth  chufe,he  fhall  be  holy 
3  o.but  if  the  Lord  make  a  new  thing,and  the 
that  thefe  men  have  provoked  the  Lord 
18.6.  to  you  they  are  given  as  a  gift  for  the  Lo. 

26.  an  heave-offering  of  it  for  the  Lord 
20.13-  child. of  Ifrael  ftrove  with  the  Lo.znd  he 
2 1. 3. and  th:  Lord  hearkened  to  the  voice  of  Ifr. 
22.8.as  the  Lord  fhall  fpeak  unto  me 
1 3  .for  the  Lord  refufeth  to  give  me  leave 
19.  that  I  may  know  what  the  Lord  will  fay 
28.theLorrfopened  the  mouth  of  theaffe 
3 1. then  the  Lord  opened  the  eies  of  Balaam 
a  3. 3.  peradvent.  the  Lord  willcometo  meet  me 
%-Lord  put  a  word  in  Balaams  mouth 
8. whom  the  left/hath  not  defied 
1 2.to  fpeak  th.it  which  the  Lord  hath  put 
1  $ .  while  I  meet  the  Lord  yonder 
16.  and  the  Lord  met  Balaam 
26.aU  that  the  Z>'dfpeaketb3that  I  muft  doe 
24.1.  faw  that  it  pleafed  the  Lord 

6.Lign-aloes  which  the  Lordhath  planted 
1 1 .  Lord  hath  kept  thee  back  from  honour 
27.16.let  the  Lord  fet  a  man  over 

Iii  3 


LOR        LOR 

30.y.and  the  Loft/ fhall  forgive  her    Ch.8.i2. 

3  i.3.and  avenge  the  Lord  of  Midian 
50. an  oblation  for  the  Lord 

3  2.4.even  the  countrey  which  the  Lord  fmote 
7.1and  which  the  Lord  hath  given  them 
9.  fliould  not  go  into  the  land  which  the  Lo. 
1 2.they  have  wholly  followed  the  Lord 

33.4.buriedall  their  firft-boni  which  the  Lord 
upon  their  godsalfo  the  Lord  executed 
Detil.  1. 3. unto  all  that  the  Lordhad  given  him 
8. which  the  Lord  fware  unio  your  fathers 
27.becatife  the  Lordhxted  us,he  hath 
H-Lord  heard  the  voice  ofyour  words 
36.becaufe  he  hath  wholly  followed  the  Lord 
ll.Lord  was  angry  with  me  for  your  fakes 
4  ?. wept  before  theZ.OT/,butthe  i.would  net 

2.1  i.which  the  Lord  gave  unto  them 
14.3s  the  Lord  fware  unto  them 
2 1  .but  the  Lord  deftroyed  them 

3.20.untill  the  Lord  hath  given  reft 

2 1  .fo  fhall  the  Lord  doe  unto  all  the  kingd. 
2  3-Ibefought  the  Lord  at  that  time 
2  6. but  the  Lord  was  wroth  with  me 

4.3.what  the  Lorddid  becaufe  of  Baal-Peor 

the  Lord  thy  God  hath  deftroyed 
20.but  the  Lord  hath  taken  you 

2  i.the  Lo.  was  angry  with  me  for  your  fakes 

which  the  Lord  thy  God  giveth  thee 

27.  Z.»>'rY  fhall  fcatter  you  among  the  nations 

whither  the  Lord  mall  lead  you 

3  j.that  the  Lordhe  is  God 

39.the  Lord  he  is  God  in  heaven  above 
f  .3.  Lo.  made  not  this  covenant  with  our  fath. 

4.  the  Lord  talked  with  you  face  to  face 

y.I  flood  between  the  /Wand  you 

zi.Lord  heard  the  voice  ofyour  words 
6.l2.beware  left  thou  forget  the  Lord 

18.poffe.the  land  w,h  the L.  fware  Ch.8.1. 

2 1  .and  the  Lord  brought  us  ou  t  of  Egypt 

22.and  the  Lord  (hewed  fignes 
7.7.the  L.ord  did  not  fet  his  love3becatife 

8.becaufe  the  Lord  loved  you 

lo/Wbrought  you  out  with  a  mighty 

1  f  .the  Lord  will  take  away  from  thee 
8.20.asthe  nations  which  the  Lor^deftroyed 
9-4.for  my  righteoufneffe  the  Lo-hath  brought 

the  L  doth  drive  them  out  before  thee 
8. alfo  in  Horeb  ye  provoked  the  Lord 

fo  that  the  Lord  was  angry  with  you 
9.which  the  Lordmade  with  you 
lo.Lo.delivered  unto  me  two  tables  offtone 
n.that  the  £wi gave  me  two  tables 
19. and  hot  difpleafute  wherewith  the  £,was 
but  the  Lord  hearkened  unto  me 

2  o-theifl/rfwas  very  angry  with  Aaron 
2 2. ye  provoked  the  Lord  to  wrath 

28.  becaufe  the  Lord  was  notable  to  bring 
1 0.4. and  the  Lord  gave  them  unto  me 
8. the  Lord  feparatcd  the  tribe  of  Levi 
io.the  Lord  hearkened  unto  me 

and  the  Lord  would  not  deflroy  thee 
1  j. only  the  Lor.had  a  delight  in  thy  fathers 
i7.and  the  Lordof  lords,a  great  Lord 
1  i.4.and  how  the  Lord  hath  deftroyed 
9.whichthe  Lord  fware  unto  your  fathers 

Verfe  21. 
17. good  land  whiclrthe  Lord  giveth  you 
23  .then  w  ill  the  Lord  drive  out  all  thefe  nat. 
I2.2I  .of  the  flock  which  the  Lord  giveth  thee 
13.17.thattbeI.9ft/mayturnfrom  thefierccnes 
1 4. z.Lord hath  chofen  thee  to  be  apeculiar 
i  j.2.it  is  called  the  Lords  releafe 

20.  in  the  place  which  the  Lord  fhall  chufe 
26.i.unto  the  land  which  the  Lord  giveth 
3 .1  am  come  into  the  countr.  w"  the  i.fwa. 
7.the  Lord  heard  our  voice 
8. and  theZ.0/v/broughtus  forth 
1 7. thou  haft  .avouched  the  Lord  this  day 
18. and  the  Lord  hath  avouched  thee  to  be 
z8.7.the  zWftiall  caufc  thine  enemies  that 
8.the  Lord  (hall  command  thebleffing 
9-the  Lord  fhal  eftablifh  thee  an  holy  people 
1  i.the  Lord  fhall  make  thee  plenteous 

in  the  land  which  the  L. fware  unto  thy 
1  z.Lord  fhall  open  unto  thee  his  good  trcaf. 
1 3. and  the  Lord  fhall  make  thee  the  head 

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20.  the  Lord  (hall  fend  upon  thee  curfing 
a i. the  LordihaW  make  the  peftilence  cleave 
n.the  Lord  (hall  fmite  thee  with  a  confump. 
24-the  Lord  fhall  make  the  raine  of  thy  land 
if.the  Lord  fhall  caufe  thee  to  be  fmitten 
17 .the  Lord  will  fmite  thee  with  the  botch  of 
z8.thc  Lord  fhall  fmite  thee  with  madnes 
3  5«the  Lord  fhall  fmite  thee  in  the  knees 
36.the  Lord  fhall  bring  thee  and  thy  King 
37.3  by-  word  amo.all  nati.whitherthe  Lord 
48. which  the  Lord  fhall  fend  againft  thee 
49-the  Lord  fhall  bring  a  nation  againft  thee 
59.the  Lord  will  make  thy  plagues  wonderf. 
6 1  .them  will  the  Lord  bring  upon  thee 
63. as  the  L.rt  joiced  over  you  to  do  you  good 
fo  the  L.will  rejoice  over  you  to  deftr. 
6^.Lord  fhall  fatter  thee  among  all  people 
6f. Lord  fhall  give  thee  there  a  trembling 
68. Lord  fhall  bring  thee  into  Egypt  againe 
29.  2. ye  have  feene  all  that  the  Lord  did 
4.yet  the  Lord  hath  not  given  you  an  heart 
20.the  Lord  will  not  fpare  him 

and  the  Lord  fhall  blot  out  his  name 
2  i.the  Lord  fhall  feparate  him  unto  evill 
2  2.and  the  fickneffes  wch  the  Lord  hath  laid 

2  j. which  the  Lord  overthrew  in  his  anger 
Z4.wherefore  hath  the  Lord  done  thus 
2 8. and  the  Lord  rooted  them  out 

jo.jj.the  Lord  will  again  rejoice  over  thee 
20. in  the  land  which  the  Lord  fware 

3 1 .4.the  Lord  fhall  doe  unto  them  as  he  did 
5. and  the  Lord  fhall  give  them  up. 
7.unto  the  land  which  the  Lord  hath  fworn 
8. the  Lord,he  it  is  that  doth  goe  before  thee 

3  2.6.do  ye  thus  requite  the  Lord 
1 2.fo  the  Lord  alone  did  lead  htm 
ip.Lordfaw  it,he  abhorred  them 
27<and  the  Lord  hath  done  all  this 
30. except  the  Lord  had  fhut  them  up 

3  6.for  the  Lord  (hall  judge  his  people 
3  3-2.and  the  Ion/ came  from  Sinai 

7. hear,  Loathe  voice  of Judah 

1  i.bleffe,Io>'d,his  fubftance 

1 2.  and  the  Lord  fhall  cover  him 
29.O  people,faved  by  the  Lord 
34.i.Lfl>^fhewed  him  all  the  land  of  Gilead 
10.  whom  the  Lord  knew  face  to  face 
jojh.1.1  s.untillthe  Lord  hath  given  your  brethren 
2.9. that  the  Loi'dimk  given  you  the  land  . 

10.  how  the  Lord  dvyed  up  the  water  of 
1 2.fwear  unto  me  by  the  Lord 

1 4.it  fhall  be  when  the  Lordhath  given  us 

24-truly  the  Lord  hath  delivered  into  our 

3. 5. for  to  morrow  the  Lord  will  doe  wonders 

1 1.  even  the  Lord  of  all  the  earth  pafleth 

Verfe  13. 

4.i4.on  that  day  the  Lord  magnified  Jofhua 

5. 1. that  the  Lord  had  dried  up  the  waters  of  Jor. 

6.  unto  whom  the  Lord  fware  he  would  not ' 

which  the  Lord  fware  unto  their  fathers 

6.i6.for  the  Lordhath  given  you  the  city 

27. fo  the  Lord  was  with  Jofhua 
7.i4.thettibe  which  the  lord  taketh  fhall  come 
family  which  the  Lord  fhall  rake  fhall 
houfhold  which  the  Lord  fhall  take 

2  5>the  Lord  fhall  trouble  thee  this  day 

26.  fo  the  Lord  turned  from  the  fierceneffe  of 
loio.andthe  1.0ft/ difcomfited  them 

1  i.the  Lord  caft  down  great  (tones 

1 2. in  the  day  when  the  Lo^delivered  up 
i4.that  the  Lord  hearkened  unto  the  voice  of 
for  the  L<rrd  fought  for  Ifrael 

2  j .  for  thus  fhall  the  Lord  doe  to  all 

30.  and  the  Lord  delivered  it  alfo  into  the  ha. 

3  i.Lord delivered  Lachifh  into  the  hand  of 
1 1.  S.Lord  delivered  them  into  the  hand  of  Ifra. 

p.did  unto  them  as  the  Lordba.de  him 
14. 10. Lord  hath  kept  me  alive,  as  he  f3id 

1 2.  if  fo  be  the  Lord  will  be  with  me 

1 7. 14-forafmuch  as  the  Lord  hath  bleffed  me 
21.43  •Lord  gave  unto  Ifrael  all  the  land 

4  $•  Lord  gave  them  reft  round  about 

Lord  delivered  all  their  enemies  into  their 
22.16.this  day  from  following  the  Lord 

Verfe  18. 
ip.wherein  the  Lords  tabernacle  dwelleth 


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23 .  to  turn  from  following  the  Lord 

let  the  Lord  himfelfe  requite  it 

2  5  .the  Lord  himfelf  hath  made  Jordan  a  bor. 

our  children  ceafe  from  fearing  the  Lord 
2 3 .  i.the  Lord  had  given  reft  unto  Ifrael 

9.  for  the  Lord  hath  driven  out  before  you 

1  j.fo  fhall  the  Lord  bring  upon  you  all  evill 
24.18.the  Lord  drive  out  from  before  us 

zo.if  ye  forfake  the  Lo-rd,and  ferve  ftrange 

3  i.ferved  the  Lord  all  the  dayes  of  Jofhua 

Judg.z.-j- 
fudg.  1 . 1  .asked  the  L0tti,faying,Who  fhall  goe  up 
4.the  Lord  delivered  the  Canaanites  and 
I9.and  the  Lord  was  with  Judah 

2  2.and  the  Lord  was  with  them 

2,10. after  them,  wRich  knew  not  the  Lord 
1 2. provoked  the  Lord  to  anger 
1 3  .they  forfook  the  Lord,and  ferved  Baal 
1 5. and  as  the  Lord  had  fworn  unto  them 
i6.thel0«f  raifed  up  Judges         Verfe  18. 
18. and  the  Lord  was  with  the  Judge 

for  it  repented  the  Lord  becaufe  of  their 
2 3. therefore  the  Lord  left  thofe  nations 

3. 1. are  the  nations  which  the  Lord  left 
9.the  Lord raifed  up  a  deliverer 

10.  the  Lord  delivered  Cufhan-Rifhathaim 

1 2.the  Lorafftrengthened  Eglon  againft  Ifrael 
1  j.the  Lord  raifed  them  up  a  deliverer,  Ehud 
25.  their  lord  was  fallen  down  dead 
28.10  hath  delivered  your  enemies  into  your 
4.2. I0>'d  fold  them  into  the  hand  of  Jabin 
9«for  the  Lord  fhall  fell  Sifera  into  the  hand 
i4.day  in  which  the  Lo.  hath  delirered  Sifera 
is  not  the  Lord  gone  out  before  thee 
1  f.the  Z.0ft/difcomfited  Sifera 
j.2.praifeye  the  Lord   Pfal.  104.3  5.  &  105.45. 
&  106.1,48.8c  111.1.&  112.1.&  1 1 3. 1, 
9.8c  116.  19.  &  117.  2.  &  135.  13,  ii. 
&  146. 1,10.  &  147. 1,20.  &  148.1^14. 
&  149.19. &  150.1,6. 
4.Lord,when  thou  wenteft  out  of  Seir 
9.among  the  people :  Bleffe  ye  the  Lord 
6.1. the  Lord  delivered  them  into  the  hand  of 
1 2.the  Lord  is  with  thee,thou  mighty  man 
1 3  .if  the  Lord  be  with  us,wby  then  is 

did  not  the  Lord  bring  us  up  from 
14.  the  Lordlooked  uponhim,and  faid 
j.zi.Lordkt  every  mans  fword  againft  his 
8.7.  when  the  Lord  had  delivered  Zeba  &  Zal. 
19.3s  the  Lord  livcth,if  ye  had  faved  them 
2 3. the  Lord  (hall  rule  over  you 
io.6.forfook  the  Lord&nd  ferved  not  him 

itf.ferved  the  Lord:  and  his  foule  was  grieved 
n.9.andthe  Z.0<rf deliver  them  before  me 
io.the  Lordbe  witnefl~»betweenus,ifwe 
27. the  Lord  the  Judge,be  Judge  this  day 
31.  Lord  delivered  them  into  his  hands 
3  6.forafrnuch  as  the  Lord  hath  taken  vengea. 
1 2. 3. the  Lord  delivered  them  into  mine  hand 
i3«i.the  Lord  delivered  them  into  the  hand  of 
8.thenManoah  intreated  the  Lord 
23.it" the  Lord  were  pleafed  to  kill  us 
24. the  child  grew,  and  the  Lord  blefled  him 
1  5 .  1 8.fore  3thirft,and  called  on  the  Lord 
16.20.wift  not  that  the  Lord  was  departed 
17.13. now  know  I  that  the  Lo/iwilldome 
19.26.door  of  the  mans  houfe,where  her  lord 

27. and  her  lord  rofe  up  in  the  morning 
20.3  5 .the  Lord  fmote  Benjamin  before  Ifrael 
2 1  _7.feeing  we  have  fworn  by  the  Lord 
1 5. becaufe  that  the  Lord  had  made  a  breach 
Ruth  1. 6. how  that  theLordhad  vifited  his  people 
8. the  Lord  deale  kindly  with  you 
9. the  Lord  grant  you,  that  you  may 
1 7.  thr  Lord  do  fo  to  me,and  more  alfo 
2 1  .the  Lord  hath  brought  me  home  again 
feeing  the  zWhath  teftified  againft  me 
2.4. faid  to  the  reapers,Thc  Lordbe  with  you 
they  anfwered  him,  The  Lordbleffe  thee 
1 2.the  Lord  recompenfe  thy  work 
3 . 1 3  .of  a  kinfman  to  thee,as  the  Lordliveth 
4. 1 1  .the  Lord  make  the  woman  like  Rachel 
1 2.of  the  feed  which  the  Lord  fhall  give 
13-the  Lordgave  her  conception 
H-bleffed  be  the  Lord  which  hath  not 
1  SiW.i.j.buttheLorc/hadfhutup  herwomb 


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6. becaufe  the  Lordhii  (hut  up  her  womb 
i9>and  the  Lird remembrcd  her 
23-only  the  Lerrfefta.dilh  his  word 
27.the  Lord  hath  given  mc  my  petition 
28.  and  he  worfhi^ped  the  Lord  there 
2.2.thcre  is  none  holy  as  the  Lord 
6.the  Z.o«/ killeth  and  maketh  alive 
7.the  Lord  maketh  poor,and  maketh  rich 
8. pillars  of  the  earth  are  the  lords 

1  o.the  Lord  fhall  judge  the  ends  of  the  earth 
1 2.fons  of  Beliall}they  knew  not  the  Lord 
zo.thc  Lord  give  thee  feed  of  this  woman 

2 1. and  the  Lord  vifited  Hannah 

2  4.y,e  make  the  Lords  people  to  tranfgreffe 
2  j. becaufe  the  Lord  would  flay  him 
26.was  in  favour,  both  with  the  Lord,  and 

3 .4-that  the  Lord  called  Samuel 
6.and  the  Lord  called  yet  again 
7. Samuel  did  not  yet  know  the  Lord 
8.and  the  Lord  called  Samuel  again 

perceived  that  the  Lord  had  called  the  child 
9.fpcak  Lord,tot  thy  fervant  heareth 
iO;the  Lord  called  as  at  other  times 
1 8. and  he  faid,It  is  the  Lord 
i 9.and  the  Lord  was  with  him 
4.3.wherefore  hath  the  I<Wfmitten  us 
6.  ^.lamentedj  becaufe  the  Lotdhad  fmitten 
7.2.houfc  of  Ifrael  lamented  after  the  Lord 
4.and  ferved  the  Lord  only 
9.Samuel  cryed, — and  the  Lord  heard  him 
io.but  the  Lo>v/thundred  with  a  great  thund. 
1 2.hitherto  hath  the  Lord  helped  us 
8. 1 8,and  the  Lord  will  not  hear  you  in  that  day 
9. 1  j.the  Lord  had  cold  Samuel  in  his  car 
10. 1 .  is  it  not  becaufe  the  Lord  hath  anointed 
22.the  Lord  an(v/cred,H.e  hath  hid  himfelf 
1 1.1  3. Lord  hath  wrought  falvation  in  Ifrael 
1 2.<?.ic  is  the  Lord  that  advanced  Mofes  and 
lo.becaufe  we  have  fotfaken  the  Lord 
13-the  Lord  hath  fet  a  King  over  you 
16.  this  great  thing  which  the  ZW  will  do 
20.turn  not  afide  from  following  the  Lord 
22.for  the  Lord  will  not  forfake  his  people 
pleafed  the  Lord  to  make  you  his  people 
1 3. 1 3. now  would  the Lordhave eftablifhcd  thy 

i4.the  lord  hath  fought  him  a  man 
14.3  .the  Lords  prieft  in  Shiloh, wearing 
6.it  may  be  that  the  L  ord  will  work  tor  us 
io.  Lord  hath  delivered  them  into  our  hand 
Verfe  12. 
15.17.  and  the  Lord  anointed  thee  king 
22. hath  the  Lordas  great  delight  in 
2  5. that  I  may  wotfhip  the  Lord 

2  6. and  the  Lord  hath  rejected  thee 

28.the  Lord  hath  rent  the  kingdom  from  thee 

3  1. and  Saul  worfhipped  the  Lord 

3  %.Lord repented  that  he  had  made  Saul 
1 6.7. the  LordCeeth  not  as  man  feeth 

but  the  Lord  looketh  on  the  heart 
i6.1et  our  lord  now  command  thy  fervants 
17.37.  the  Lo.  that  delivered  me  out  of  the  paw 
goe,and  the  Lordbe  with  thee 
46.the  Low/deliver  thee  into  minehand 
47-the  Lord  faveth  not  by  fword 

for  the  battel  I  is  the  Lords 
1 8. 1 2,becaufe  the  Lord  was  with  him 
1 4.2nd  the  Lordwas  with  him 
17.  and  fight  the  Lords  battells 
28. knew  that  the  Lord  was  with  D3vid 
i9.f.3nd  the  £o;dwrought 3  great  falvation 
20. 1 3. the  Lord  do  foand  much  more 

and  the  Lord  be  with  thee 
I5.n0  not  when  the  lord  hath  cutoff 
16.  let  the  Lord  even  require  it  at  the 
23. the  Lord  be  between  thee  and  me 

Verfe  42. 
2  3.4.and  the  Loi'd  anfwered  and  faid,  Arife 
24.6.the  Lord  forbid  that  I  fhould  do  this  thing 
unto  my  matter  the  Lords  Anointed 
io.how  that  the Lordhath  delivered 
1 2 .  the  Lord  judge,and  the  Lord  avenge  me 
1 5.  the  Lord  therefore  be  judge 
i8.forafmucbas  when  the  Lord  had  delivered 
19.  wherefore  the  Lord  reward  thee  good 
2 1.  fwear  now  therefore  unto  me  by  the  Lord 
2  y.26.as  the  lord  liveth,— feeing  the  Lord 

28.  for 


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LOR 


28.  for  the  Lord  will  certainly  make  my  lord 
30/when  the  Lord ihall  have  done  to  my  lord . 
3 1  .but  when  the  Lord  ihall  have  dealt    ( 
3  8. the  Lord  {mote  Nabal,that  he  died 
jj.blefled  be  the  Lord,  that  hath  pleaded  the 
for  the  Lord  hath  returned  the  wickednes 

26.1  l.the  Lord  forbid  that  I  mould  ftretch 
1 5. haft  thou  not  kept  thy  lord  the  king 

to  deftroy  the  king  thy  lord 
i9.if  the  Z.o>d  have  ftiired  thee  up  againft  me 

a8.6.but  the  Lord  anfwered  him  not 

I  o.Saul  fware  to  her  by  the  Lord 
ij. the  Lord  hath  done  to  him  ashefpake 

the  Lord  hath  rent  the  kingdome  out  of 
i8.therefore  hath  the  Lord  done  this  thing 
ip.Lord  will  alfo  deliver  Ifrael  with  thee 
Lorda\{o  fhall  deliver  the hoft  of  Ifr.  into 
30. 13. with  that  which  the  Lord  hath  given  us 
2  Sam.z.6-and  now  the  lord  (hew  kindnefle 
9.  except  the  Lord  had  fworn  to  David 
3 .3?.the  Lord  ihall  reward  the  doer  of  evill 
4.8. the  Lord  hath  avenged  my  lord  the  king 
e .  1 2.perceived  that  the  Lord  had  eftablifhed 
'  20.the  Lord  hath  broken  forth  upon  mine 
24.' for  then  ihall  the  Lordgoe  out  before 
6.8.  becaufe  the  Lord  had  made  a  breach 
'  11.  and  the  Lord bieffed  Obed-Edom 
1 2.the  Zo.hath  bkffed  the  houfe  of  Obed-E. 
7.  j.and  the  Z.oidhad  given  him  reft 

I I  .Lord  telleth  thee,he  will  make  thee  an  ho. 
24.and  thou  Lord  art  become  their  God 

8.6.andthe  Lord  preferved  David  whitherfoever 
Verfe  14. 

10.3  .childr.of  Amnion  faid  to  Hanun  their  lord 
12  and  the  L.  do  that  weh  feemeth  him  good 

11.9  Uriah  flept  with  all  the  fervants  of  his  lor. 
1 3.10  lie  on  his  bed  with  the  ferva.  of  his  lord 
Z7.that  David  haddone,difpleafedthe  Lord 

11.13  .the  Lord  alfo  hath  put  away  thy  (in 
1 5 .  Lord  ftrake  the  child — it  was  very  fick 
24.  his  name  Solorn.  and  the  Lord  loved  him 

1  f.8.if  the  Lord  fhall  bring  mc  again  to  Jerufal. 
i6.8.the  Lord  hath  returned  upon  thee  all  the 

and  the  Lo.  hath  delivered  the  kingdom  into 
1  i.for  the  Lord  hath  bidden  him 

1  i.that  the  Lord  will  look  on  mine  affliction 
that  the  Lord  will  requite  good  for  his  cur. 

i8.but  whom  the  Lord  and  this  people  chufe 
17.14.  Lord  had  appointed  to  defeat  the  good 
18.19.how  the  Lord  hath  avenged  him  on  his 

3  i.for  the  Lord  hath  avenged  thee  this  day 
1 9.7 .1  fwear  by  the  Lord,  if  thou  go  not  forth 
21. 1.  and  the  Lord  anfwered,It  is  for  Saul 

6. whom  the  Lord  did  chufe . 

2  2. 1. in  the  day  that  the  Lord  had  delivered  him 
4.I  will  call  on  the  Lord,viho  is  worthy  to 
7. in  my  diftrtlTe  I  called  upon  the  Lord 
1 4. the  Lord  thundred  from  heaven 
1 9_but  the  Lord  was  my  ftay 
2 1  .the  Lord  rewarded  me  according  to  my  ri. 
2$.therefore  the  Lord  bath  recompenfed  me 

29.and  the  Lord  will  lighten  my  darkneffe 

3 2.who  is  God,  fave  the  Lord 

47 .the  Z.ord  liveth,  and  blefled  be  my  rock 
23.10.the  Lord  wrought  a  great  victory  that  day 

I2.and  the  Lord  wrought  a  great  victory 
24.1 6.the  Lord  repented  him  of  the  evill 

•2  5  .fo  the  Lord  was  inrreated  for  the  land 
1  Kjn.  1 . 1 1  .and  David  our  Lord  knoweth  it  not 

3  3  .take  w  it  h  you  the  fervants  of  your  lord 

37.as  the  Lord  hath  been  with  my  lord  the  Ki. 

43«verily  our  tod— hath  madeSolomon  Ki. 

47.  Kings  fervants  came  to  bleffe  our  lord  K. 
2.8.I  fware  to  him  by  the  Loraf,faying 

2  3  .King  Solomon  fware  by  the  Lord  ■ 

3  i.Lord  fhall  return  his  bloud  upon  his  own 
42.did  I  not  make  thee  fwear  by  the  Lord 
44.therefore  the  Lord  (hall  return  thy  wicked. 

3. 3. and  Solomon  loved  the  Lord 
io.and  the  fpeech  pleafed  the  Lord 

5-5.untill  the  Lord  putthem  under  his  feet 
7  .blefled  be  the  Lord  this  day 
1 2.and  the  Lord  give  Solomon  wifdom 

6.2. houfe  which  Solomon  built  for  the  Lord 

8.9.when  the  Lordma.de  a  covenant  with 
5  6. blefled  be  the  Lord  that  hath  given  reft 


66.  for  all  the  goodn.  that  the  Lord  had  done 
9.8. (hall  fay,Why  hath  the  Lord  done  thus 

9.therefore  hath  the  Lord  brought  upon  them 
10  9-becaufe  the  Lord  loved  Ifrael  forever 
1 1. 6.  and  went  not  fully  after  the  Lord 

9.and  the  Lord  was  angty  with  Solomon 

14. Lord  ftirrcd  up  an  adverfary  unto  Solorn. 

2 3. fled  from  his  lord  Hadadezer 
1 2. 1 5  .faying,  which  the  Lord  fpake  by  Ahijah 
1 3. 6. the  man  of  God  befought  the  Lord 

n.of  the  which  the  Lord  Aid  fay  untothee 

z6.Lord  hath  delivered  him  unto  the  lion 
14. 1 4.the  Lord  (hall  raife  him  up  a  King 

1  j.for  the  Lord  fhall  fmite  Ifrael  as  a  reed 

provoking  the  Lord  to  anger 
15.14.  Afa  his  heart  was  perfeft  with  the  Lord 
1 7. 1 4.untill  the  day  that  the  Lord fendeth  rain 

22.  the  Lord  heard  the  voice  of  Elijah 
i8.8.goe  tell  thy  /ord,Bchold_,Elijah  is  here 

Verfe  1 1. 
i4.fayeft,Go,teIl  thy  ford,BehoId,Elij.is  here 
2 1  .if  the  Lord  be  God,follow  him 
3 9. they  faid,The  L.ord,he  is  the  God 
19.11.theZ.ffiv/pafledbyjanda  great  ftrong  wi. 
but  the  Lord  was  not  in  the  wind 
but  the  Lord  was  not  in  the  earth-quake 
1 2.but  the  Lord  was  not  in  the  fire 
2 1. 3. the  Lord  forbid  it  me,that  I  fhould  give 
22.6.  for  the  Lord  fhall  deliver  it  into  the  hand 
Verf.  12,  1  j. 
19.I  faw  the  Lord  fitting  on  his  throne 

23.  Lord  hath  put  a  lying  fpirit  in  the  mouth 
2  Kin.  2.1.  when  the  Lord  would  take  up  Elijah 

3.knoweft  thou  that  the  Lord  will  take 

Verfe  5. 
3.io.alas,thatthe  Lord  hath  called  thefe  3.  Kin. 
1 3.nay,for  the  Lord  hath  called  thefe  3.  Kin. 
4. 27. and  the  Lord  hath  hid  it  from  me 
5. 1. by  him  the  Lord  had  given  deliverance 
4. one  went  in,  and  told  his  /ord,faying 
i8.in  this  thing  the  Lord  pardon  thy  fervant 
the  Lord  pardon  thy  fervant  in  this  thing 
6. 1 7  .Lord,  I  pray  thee,  open  his  eyes 

and  the  Lord  opened  the  eyes  of  the  yo. 
20.  Lord,  open  the  eyes  of  thefe  men 

and  the  Lord  opened  their  eyes 
27.if  the  Lo.  do  not  help  thee,whence  fhall  I 
33.fhauld  I  wait  for  the  Lordany  longer 
7. 2. then  a  lord  on  whofe  hand  the  king  leaned 
if  the  Lord  fhould  make  windowes  in  hea. 
6.fot  the  Lord  had  made  the  heft  of  the  Syria. 
i7«  appointed  the  lord  on  whofe  hand  he  lea. 
I9.that  lord  anfwered  —  if  the  Lord  fhould 
8.  i.for  the  Lord  hath  called  for  a  famine 
10. the  Lord  hath  (hewed  me,that  he  (hall 

1  3  .Lord  hath  (hewed  me  that  thou  (halt be k. 
19.  yet  the  Lord  would  not  deftroy  Judah 

9. 1 1  .came  forth  to  the  fervants  of  his  lord 

2  f.the  Lord  laid  this  burden  upon  him 
10. 16.  and  fee  my  zeal  for  the  Lord 

3  2-the  Lord  began  to  cut  Ifrael  (hort 

1 1.17.3  covenant  between  the  Lord  and  theki. 

1 3 .4.befought  the  Lord,  and  the  Lord  hearkned 
5.  and  the  Lord  gave  Ifrael  a  faviour 
1 7. the  arrow  of  the  Lords  deliverance 
2  j.and  the  Lord  was  gracious  unto  them 

14.26.the  Lord  {aw  the  affliction  of  Ifrael 

1 5.  f.and  the  Lord  fmote  the  king 

37.  the  Lord  began  to  fend  againft  Jud.  Rer. 

1 7. 1  i.whom  the  Lord  carried  away  before  them 
to  provoke  the  Lord  to  anger 
i2.whereof  the  Lord  had  faid,  Ye  (hall  not 
1 5  .concerning  w  horn  the  Lord  had  charged 
1 8.therefore  the  Lordwas  very  angry 
20.and  the  Lord  rejected  all  the  feed  of  Ifrael 
2  i.drave  Ifrael  from  following  the  Lord 
2  3-untill  the  Lord  removed  Ifrael  out  of 

2  J.fo  it  was,  that  they  feared  not  the  Lord 
34-they  fear  not  the  Lord,neither  do  they 

3  5.with  whom  the  Lord  had  made  a  coven. 
3  6. but  the  Lordyviho  brought  you  up 

i8.7.andthc  Lmd  was  with  him 

25.3m  I  now  come  without  the  Lord 
30.make  you  truft  in  the  Lord,  faying, 

the  Lord  will  furely  deliver  us 
3  2. faying, The  Lord  will  deliver  us 


3  f  .that  the  Lord  fhould  deliver  Jerufalem       \ 

10.1 6>Loid,  bow  down  thine  ear,and  hear         [ 

opcn,Zo/d,thinc  eyes,and  fee  \ 

1 7.ofatnuh/.ord,the  kings  of  Affyria  have    | 

2  3. by  thy  mefleng.haft  thou  reproch.the  Lord  ' 

21.9.  nationSjwhom  the  Lord  deftroyed  before 
23^9. made  to  provoke  the  lord  to  anger 

•    2 6.notwithftanding  the  Lo/d turned  not 
24. 4. which  the  Lord  would  not  pardon 
1  Cbro.6.\  5-whcn  the  Lord  carried  away  Judah 
9.20.and  the  Lord  was  with  him 
1 3.6.  to  bring  up  the  Ark  of  God  the  Lord 
1 1  .becaufe  the  Lord  had  made  a  breach 
i4.the  Lord  bieffed  the  houfe  of  Obed-Edom 
i4.2.perceivcd  that  the  Lord'had  confirmed 
17. Lmd  brought  the  fear  of  him  upon  all 
i6.7.delivered.  fiift  this  Pfalm  to  thank  the  Lo. 
25.  forgrearis  the  Lord,and  greatly 
26.bin  the  Lord  made  the  heavens 
29.worfhip  the  Lord  in  the  beauty  of  holines 

3  1. let  them  fay,The  Lord  rcigneth 
3<J.people  iaid,Amen,and  praifed  the  Lord 

17. 10.  that  the  Lord  will  build  thee  an  houfe 
22.and  thou,Lord,bcc3meft  their  God 

2  3  .Lord,let  the  thing  that  thou  haft  fpoken 
2<J.and  now, Lord,  (thou  art  God 

1  8.6.thus  the  Lo-rd preferved  David    Verfe  X  s. 
19.13. Lord  doe  that  which  is  good  in  his  fight 

2  i.j.Lord  make  his  people  an  hundred  times 

1 5. the  Lord  beheld,and  he  repented  him 
24.  not  take  that  which  is  thine  for  the  Lord 
26. called  on  the  Lord,  and  he  anfwered  him 
28.  when  David  f3w  that  the  Lord  had  anfw. 

22.1 1. my  fon,  the  Zord  be  with  thee 
1 2. only  the  Lord  give  thee  wifdom 
16.  Arife, — and  the  Lord  be  with  thee 

2  3.f.andfoure  thoufsnd  praifed  the  Lord 

28.5 .for  the  Lordhath  given  me  manyfons 
9.for  the  Lord  feaicheth  all  hearts 
i9.the  Lord  made  me  underftand  in  writing 

29. 2  o.bkffed  the  Lord  God  of  their  fathers 

and  worfhipped  the  Lord  and  the  king 
25".and  the  Lord  magnified  Solomon  exceed. 
2  Cb'ro.z.i  i.becaufe  the  Lord  hath  loved  his  people 
I2.th3t  might  build  an  houfe  for  the  Lord 

j.  10. when  the  Lord  made  a  covenant  with  the 
1 3. in  praifing  and  thanking  the  Lord 

and  praifed  the  Lord,Caying 

6.x  o.the  Lord  therefore  hath  performed 

as  the  Lord  promifed,and  have  built  the 

7. 11. why  huh  the  ZWdonethus 

1  o.  1 5.that  the  Lord might  perform  the  word 

1  z.7.when  the  L.faw  that  they  humbled  themf. 

1 3  .<?.and  hath  rebelled  againft  the  Lord 
20.the  Lord  ftrook  him, and  he  died 

i4.6.becaufe  the  Lord  had  given  him  reft 
1 1  .Lord,it  is  nothing  with  thee  to  help 
12. fo  the  Lordfmote  the  Ethiopians 

1 5 . 1  5 .  the  Lord  gave  them  reft  round  about 

1 6. 8. becaufe  thou  diddeft  relie  upon  the  Lord 

1 7.3.  and  the  Lord  was  with  Jebolhaphat 
5. therefore  the  Lord  ftablifhed  the  kingdom 

1 8. 1  i.for  the  Lord  ("hall  deliver  it  into  the  hand 
18.I  faw  the  Lord  fitting  upon  his  throne 
22.the  Lord  hath  put  a  lying  fpirit  in  the 
3  i.eryed  out,and  the  Lord  helped  him 

I9.2.and  love  them  that  hate  the  Lord 
tf.ye-judge  not  for  man,  but  for  the  Lord 
1 1  .and  the  Lord  (hall  be  with  the  good 

20. 1 7. for  the  Lord  will  be  with  you 

22>the  Lord  fet  ambufhments  againft  the  chi. 
27.there  they  blefled  the  Lord 
29. when  they  had  heard  that  the  Lord  fought 
3  7. the  Lord  hath  broken  thy  works 

2i  .7.howbeit  the  Lo.  would  not  deftroy  the  ho. 
16. the  Lord  ftirred  up  againft  Jchoram 
i8.the Lordfmote  him  in  his  bowels 

22. 7. whom  the  Lord  had  anointed 

9. who  fought  the  Lord  with  all  his  heart 

23.  itf.that  they  fhould  be  the  Lords  people 

24.20.bccaufe  ye  have  forfaken  the  Lord 
1 2.the  Lord  look  upon  it,  and  require  ic 
24.  Lord  delivered  a  very  great  hoft  into 
becaufe  they  had  forfaken  the  Lord 

25.27.did  turn  awayfrom  following  the  Lord 

26. 5. as  long  as  he  fought  the  Lord,  God  made 
20.  becaufe 


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20.becaufe  the  Lord  had  fmitten  him 
2 8. 1 9. for  the  Lord  brought  Judah  low 
jo.  1 8. the  good  Lord  pardon  every  one 
20. the  Lord  hearkned  unto  Hezekiah 
2  i.praifed  the  Lord  fay  by  day 
3 1. 8. they  bleffed  the  Lord  and  his  people 
10. for  the  Lord  hath  bleffed  his  people 
3  2.2  2.thus  the  Lord  bleffed  Hezckiah 
3  2.9.heathen  whom  the  Lord  had  deftroyed 
1  i  .wherefore  the  Lord  brought  upon  them 
1 3  .knew  that  the  Lord  he  was  God 
3  6.1 2. the  Lord  ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  Cyrus 

Ei?a  i- 1. 
Eqra  3.1  i>a great  fhout,when  they  praifed  the  Lo. 

6.22. for  the  Lord  had  made  them  joyfull 
Nehcm.-$.i.thch  necks  to  the  work  of  the  Lord 
4. 14. remember  the  Lord,  which  is  great 
5.1 3-faidjAmen,  and  praifed  the  Lord 
8 .6. and  Ezra  bleffed  the  Lord  the  great  God 

and  worshipped  the  Lord,with  their  faces 
i  o.this  day  is  holy  unto  our  Lord 
9.6. even  thou  art  Lord  alone 
Job  1.7.  then  Satan  anfwered  the  Lord 

Verfe  9.  &  Chap.  2.  2,4. 
2 1. the  Zo;'flfgave,&  the  Lordhath  taken  away 
3  8. 1. then  the  Lord  anfwered  Job 
40. 1  .moreover  the  Lord  anfwered  Job 
42. 1. then  Job  anfwered  the  Lord 
9. the  Lord  alfo  accepted  Job 
io.the  Lord  turned  the  captivity  of  Job 

alfo  the  Lord  gave  Jcb  twice  as  much 
1 1.  all  the  evill  that  the  Lord  hid  brought 
1 2. Lord  bleffed  the  latter  end  of  Job  more 
Pfal.  1 .6.  for  the  Lord  knoweth  the  way  of  the  righ, 
2.4-the  Lord  fhall  have  them  in  derifion 
3.1. Lord  how  are  they  increafed  that  trouble 

5.I  awaked,for  the  Lord  fuftained  me 
4. 3. but  know  that  the  Lord  hath  fet  apart  him 
the  Lord  will  hear  when  I  call  unto  him 
6. Lord  lift  thou  up  the  light  of  thy  countena. 
8. thou  Lord  only  makeft  me  dwell  in  fafety 
,  j.6.the  Lord  will  abhorre  the  bloudy  man 
1 2.thou  Lord  wilt  bleffe  the  righteous 
6\8.for  the  Lord  hath  heard  the  voice  of  my 
$.Lord  hath  heard  my  fupplication 

the  Lord  will  receive  my  prayer 
7. 8. the  Lord  fhall  judge  the  people 
9,7.the  Lord  fhall  endure  for  ever 

9. the  Lord  alfo  will  be  a  refuge  for  the  oppr. 
10.  Lo.  haft  not  forfaken  them  that  feek  thee 
10.3  .covetous, w  horn  the  Lord  abhorrcth 

1 7.  Lor  d,thou  haft  heard  the  defire  of  the 
ii.f.  the  Lord  ttkth  the  righteous 

7-the  righteous  Lord  loveth  righteoufneffe 
1 2. 1.  help  Lord,  for  the  godly  man  ceafeth 
3. the  Lord  fhall  cut  offall  flattering  lips 
4.  our  own :  who  is  Lordovevvs 
14. 2. the  Lordlookcd  down  from  heaven 
4.and  call  not  upon  the  Lord 
7.\vhen  the  Lord  bringeth  back  the  captivity 
1  ?.  1. Lord, who  fhall  abide  in  thy  tabernacle 
16 .8.1  hive  fet  the  Lord  alwayes before  me 
18.3.I  will  call  upon  the  Lord,  who  is  worthy 
6. in  my  diftreffe  I  called  upon  the  Lord 
1 3. the  Lord  alfo  thundered  in  the  heavens 
1 8. but  the  Lord  was  my  ftay 
20.the  Lord  rewarded  me  according  to  my  ri. 
24.therefore  hath  the  Lord recompenfed 
3  1. for  who  is  God  fave  the  Lord 
46.the  Lord  liveth.and  bleffed  be  my  rock 
20.1. the  Lordhear  thee  in  the  day  of  trouble 
5. the  Lord  fulfill  all  thy  petitions 
<S.no w  know  I,that  the  Lo.  faveth  his  Anoin. 
9.fave  Lord,  let  the  king  hear  us  when 
2 1. Q.Lord fhall  fwallow  them  up  in  his  wrath 

1 3  .be  thou  exalted,  Lord,  in  thine 
2 2. 8. he  trufted  on  the  Lord,tbit  he  would  deli. 

1 8. for  the  kingdome  is  the  Lords 
24. 1 .  the  earth  is  the  Lords 

8.the  Lord  ftrong  and  mighty,  the  Lord  migh. 
2 5. 8. good  and  upright  is  the  Lord 

1 2. what  man  is  he  that  feareth  the  Lord 
1 5. mine  eyes  are  ever  toward  the  Lord 
z6.S.Lord,I  have  loved  the  habitation  of  thy  ho. 
1 2.in  the  congregations  w  i  11 1  bleffe  the  Lord 
27.8.thyface,Iwv/,will  I  feek 


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10. then  the  Lord  will  take  me  up 

1 4-wait  on  the  Lord :  be  of  good  courage 

waitj  fay,on  the  Lord 

2  8.6.bleffed  be  the  Lo«/,becaufe  he  hath  heard 
29.2.worfhip  the  Lord'm  the  beauty  of  holineffe 

5  .Lord  breaketh  the  cedars  of  Lebanon 

io.the  Lora'futeth  uponthe  floud 

the  Lord  fitteth  king  for  ever 

1  l.Lord  will  give  ftrength  unto  his  people 
the  Lord  will  bleffe  his  people 
30.7. Lord,  by  thy  favour  thou  haft  made  my 

1  o.Lord,bt  thou  my  helper 
3 1.2 1. bleffed  be  the  Lord,iot  he  hath 

23.O  love  the  Lord,  all  ye  his  Saints 
for  the  Lord  preferveth  the  faithfull 
32. 2. to  whom  the  Lord  imputeth  not  iniquity 
33.1  o.Lord  bringeth  the  counfell  of  the  wicked 

1 2. bleffed  is  the  nation  whofe  God  is  the  L. 

13.  the  £0^  looketh  from  heaven 

2o.our  foiile  waiteth  for  the  Lord 

3  4. 1. 1  will  bleffe  the  Lord  at  all  times 

3  O  magnifie  the  Lord  with  me 
4.I  fought  che  ZW.and  he  heard  me 
tf.pcor  man  cryed.and  the  Lord  heard  him 
I7.the  righteous  cry,and  the  Lord  heareth 
19.  the  Lord  delivereth  them  out  of  them  all 
22.10/dredeemeth  the  fouleof  his  fervants 
3  5.  lo.Lord,  who  is  like  unto  thee 
ij.Lord,  how  long  wilt  thoulook  on 
27. let  the  Lord  be  magnified 
37.p.that  wait  on  the  Lord  (hall  inherit  the  ear. 
1 3  .the  Lord  fhall  laugh  at  him 
1 7. but  the  ifl/'d  upholdeth  the  righteous 
1 8. the  Lfli'rfknoweth  the  dayes  of  the  upright 
zj.fteps  of  agood  man  are  ordered  by  the  L- 
24-for  the  ZWupholdeth  him  with  his  hand 
28.for  the  Lord  loveth  judgement 
3  3 .  Lord  will  not  leave  him  in  his  hand 
34. wait  on  the  Lord,and  keep  his  way 
40.and  the  Lord  fhall  help  them 
S%.9.Lordy\\\  my  defire  is  before  thee 
ly.^.Lord,  make  me  to  know  mine  end 

7.and  now ,Lord3  what  wait  I  for 
40. 1 . 1  waited  patiently  for  the  Lord 
4-that  maketh  the  Lord  hit  truft 
i6.fay  continually,  The  Lord  be  magnified 
i7.yet  the  Lord  thinketh  upon  me 
4 1. 1. the  Lord  will  deliver  him  in  time  of  troub. 
2.the  Lord  will  preferve  him 
3«the  Lord  will  ftrengthen  him  upon  the  bed 
4.I  faid,2\0rdbemercifulluntome 
42. 8. yet  the  Loid  will  command  his  loving  ki. 

4  J.  1 1. for  he  is  thy  Lord,and  worlhip  thou  him 
47.5  .the£0^  with  the  (bund  of  a  trumpet 

48. 1. great  is  the  Lord,  and  greatly  to  be  praifed 

5  ^.if.Lord  is  with  them  that  uphold  my  foule 
5j.16.and  the  Lord  fhall  fave  me 

2  2.caft  thy  burden  upon  the  Lord 
66.18.ifl  regard  iniquity  the  Lord  will  not  hca. 
68. 1 1. the  Low/ gave  the  word 

i6.yea  the  LordwiW  dwell  in  it  for  ever 
i9.blefted  be  the  Lord,wiho  daily  loadeth  us 
20. unto  God  the  Lord  belong  the  iflues  from 
26.even  the  Lord,  from  the  fountain  of  Ifrael 
69.3 1. this  alfo  fhall  pleafe  the  Lord  better 

3  3. for  the  Lord  heareth  the  poor 

7  7. 2. in  the  day  of  my  trouble  I  fought  the  Lord 

7.will  the  LordcaU  off  for  ever 
78.2 1.  therefore  the  Lord  heard  this 

6  $. the  Lord  awaked  as  one  out  of  fleep 
79-5 .how  long  Lord  wilt  thou  be  angry 
84.1 1.  the  Lord  will  give  grace  and  glory 

8  ^.\.Lord,thoa  haft  been  favourable 

8.1  will  hear  what  God  the  Lord  will  fpeak 

1 2. the  Lord  fhall  give  that  which  is  good 
86.?.for  thou  Lordart  good,&  ready  to  forgive 

i7.becaufe  thou  Lord  haft  holpen  me 
87.2.the  Lord  loveth  the  gates  of  Z ion 

tf.the  Lord-mall  count  when  he  writeth 
88.9.10^,1  have  called  daily  upon  thee 

i4.i0/rf,why  cafteft  thou  offmy  foule 
89. 8.who  is  a  ftrong  Lord  like  thee 

46.how  long,Lord}  wilt  thou  hide  thy  felf 

49.L0/'fl!,where  are  thy  former  loving  kindn. 

fo.rememberjLord,  the  reproach  of  thy  ferva. 

j  2. bleffed  be  the  Lord  for  evermore 


LOR       LOR 

9O.i.L0/i,thou  haft  been  our  d  welling  place    ' 
9 1 .9. haft  made  the  Lord — thy  habitation 
92-4.for  thou,  Lord,  haft  made  me  glad 

8.thou,L0/'^,art  moft  high  for  evermore 
93. i.the  /.fl«/reignetb,he  is  clothed  with  Maje. 
4-the  Lord  on  high  is  mightier  then  the  nosfe 
94-3.Lord.hovi  long  fhall  the  wicked  triumph 
7,yet  they  fay  ,The  Lord  fhall  not  fee 
1  l.Lord  knoweth  the  thoughts  of  man 
\\.Lord  will  not  caft  off  his  people 
1 7'Unleffc  the  Lord  had  been  my  help 
9^.j.but  the  Lordmade  the  heavens 

9.worfhip  the  Lordin  the  beauty  of  holineffe 
io.fay  among  the  heathen,  that  the  Lord  reig. 
97.  i.the  L0/'dreignetb,let  the  earth  rejoyce 
9.thou,L0/i,  art  high  above  all  the  earth 
1  o.ye  that  love  the  Lordhate  evill 
98.2.  the  Lord  hath  made  known  his  falvation 
99.  r  .the  Lord  reigneth,let  the  people  tremble 

6.they  called  upon  the  i>^he  anfwered 
1 00. 3.  know  ye  that  the  Lord  he  is  God 
102.16.  when  the  Lord  fhall  build  up  Sion 

1 9. from  heaven  did  the  Lord  behold 
103. 1. bleffe  the  Lord,  O  my  foule 

Verf.2,22.&P/2t/.io4.i. 
6.  the  Lord  executeth  righteoufnefie 
i3-fo  the  Lwdpitietb  them  that  fear  him 
1 9.the  Lord  hath  prepared  his  throne  in  the 
20.bldfe  the  Lsrdsye  his  Angels 
2 i.bltff;  ye  the  Lord,A\  ye  his  hofts 
22.bleffethe  Lordali  his  works 

1 04  3  1  .the  Lord  fhall  rejoice  in  his  works 
3  J.bleffo  thou  the  Lord,0  my  foule 

105.2 1. he  made  him  Lord  of  his  houCe 
4j.praifeyetheZ.fi^  Pfa/.io6.i.8c  iii.i. 

,     ,.  &112. 1. 

109.21.doe  forme,  O  God  the  Lord 

2 7. that  thou  Lord  haft  done  it 
1 1  o.2.the  Lord  fhall  f:nd  the  rod  of  thy  ftreng. 
4>the  Lord  hath  f w  orn,  andwillnot  repent 
J.  the  Lord  at  thy  right  hand  fhall  ftrike  thro. 
1 1 2.i.blcffed  is  the  man  that  feareth  the  Lord 
115.12.  the  Lord  hath  been  mindfull  of  us 
14.  Lord  n\a\\  increafe  you  more  and  more 
i^.even  the  heavens  are  the  Lords 
1 7. the  dead  praife  not  the  Lord 
1 8.  but  we  will  bleffe  the  Lord 
n  6.1 .1  love  the  £0>'rf,becaufe  he  hath  heard 
5. gracious  is  the  Lord,znd  righteous 
6.the  Lord  preferveth  the  fimple 
7.  for  the  Lord  hath  dealt  bountifully 
1 18.5.I  called  upon  the  Lord — the  Lord&nfae. 
7.  the  Lord  taktth  my  part  with  them 
13. but  the  Lord  helped  me 
l8.the  Lordhath  chaftened  me  fore 
2  3. this  is  the  Lords  doing 
2  4-this  is  the  day  which  the  Lord  hath  made 
27.  God  is  the  Lord  which  hath  fhewed  us  li. 
1 1 9.1 26.it  is  time  for  thee  Lord  to  work 

i66.Lord}  I  have  hoped  for  thy  falvation 
1 2 1. 7. the  Lord  fhall  preferve  thee  from  all  evill 

8. the  Lord  fhall  preferve  thy  going  out 
i24.i.if  it  had  not  been  they'd  who  was 

Verfe  2. 
6.  bleffed  be  the  Lord  who  hath 

1 2  5 . 5 .  the  Lord  fhall  lead  them  forth 

1 26.  i.whenthe  Lord  turned  again  the  captivity 
2.  the  Lord  hath  done  great  things 

Verfe  3. 

1 27-i.except  the  Lordhuild  the  houfe 

except  the  Lord  keep  the  city 

128.1.  bleffed  is  every  one  that  feareth  the  Lord 
4.be  bleffed  that  feareth  the  Lord 
5. the  Lord  fhall  bleffe  thee  out  of  Zion 

1 10. i.Lord  hear  my  voice 

3. if  thou  Lord  fhouldeft  mark  iniquity 
5.I  wait  for  the  Lord,my  foule  doth  wait 
6.my  foule  waiteth  for  the  Lord 

1 3 1 . 1  .Lord,  my  heart  is  not  haughty 

1 3  2. 1.  Lord  remember  David 

5.  untill  I  find  out  a  place  for  the  Lord 
1  i.the  Lord  hath  fworn  in  truth 
1 3  .for  the  Lordhtth  chofen  Sion 
1 3  4. 1  .behold,  bleffe  ye  the  Lord 
2.  lift  up  your  hands— and  bleffe  the  Lord 
3. the  Lord  that  made  heaven  and  earth 
.  .... 1 3  5. 4.  for  j 


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L  O 


13  5.4   or  chc  Lordaat'n  Choi  n  ja^ub 
6. what  oev  r  ihcLord  pieafea,thac  did  he 
i4.tov  the  Lord  wiii  judge  his  people 
20.0I,  ffe  .he  Lord —  bleffe  the  Lord 
xi.i  1  fled  be  the  Lord  out  of  Zi«n 

157.4  how  ih.ill  we  ling  the  Lords  long 

1  j 8. 6. though  the  £fl'i be  high,yet  hath  he 
8.  he  Lord  will  perfect  that  which  concerns 

140.7.O  God,th-  Lo  the  ftrength  of  my  falv. 
1  h.  Lord  will  maintain  the  caufe  of  the  affli. 

14 1  1  .L0id,\  cry  unto  thee 
8. mini  us  <r>.  unto  chee,0  God  the  Lord 

144-i.blelT  ube  the  Lorrdmy  ltungth 
3  Loid,whax.  is  man,  thnt  thou 
j  5  happy  is  that  pcop.whofe  God  is  the  Lo. 

14').?  g'cat  is  thi  Lorrf-and  greatly  to  be 
14. the  Lord  upholdeth  all  that  tall 

146. 7. the  IflrtHoofeth  the  prifoners 
8. the  Lord  openeth  the  eies  of  the  blind 
the  Lo  raifeth  them  that  are  bowed  down 
the  Lord  loveth  the  righteous 
9«the  Lord  prefervuh  the  flrangers 
io.the  Lord  mill  reign— praife  ye  the  Lord 

147. 2. the  Lord  doth build  up  Jerufalem 
5. great  is  our  Lord,and  of  great  power 
6. the  I Ofis/litttth  up  the  meek 

I  i.io.taketh  plealure  in  them  that  fear  him 
\xq.rSf.Lord  take th  pleafure  in  his  people 

Pro.  i.iS.for  the  Lord  givtth  wifdom 
3. 9. honour  'he  Lord  with  ;hy  fubftance 

1 2. for, whom  the  Zort/loveth  he correfteth 
19. >he  Lord  by  wi(dotn  hath  founded  the 
26  fir  ihe  Lord  ihallbe  thy  confidence 
£.16. theft  lix  :Hngs  doih  the  Lord  hate 
8.22.the  Iwatpofi-ff-d  me  in  the  beginning 
lO.f.Lord'xviil  not  fuffer  the  foul  of  the  righte- 
14.2.  walketh  in  h:s  uptightnes  feareth  the  L. 
15.25.  Lord  will  deftroy  the  houfe  of  the  proud 
16.2  but  «he  Lord  weigheth  the  fpirits 
4. Lord  hath  nude  alfthings  for  himfelf 
y.when  a  mans  wayes  pleafe  the  Lordthe 
9-but  the  Zj^directeth  his  fteps 

I I  .a  juft  weioht  and  ballance  3re  the  Lords 
i7-3.butthi  Lord  tricththe  hearts 

20.1  i.  the1  Lord  haih  made  even  both  of  them 
22.waitoxi  ihe  Lord,at\A  ht fhall fave  thee 
2 1. 2.  but  the  Lora? pondereth  the  hearts 
22. 2 3. for  the  Lord  w  ill  plead  their  caufe 
24. 1  8  .left  the  J  ord  fee  it,  and  it  difpleafe  him 
25-22.andthe  Lord  mail  reward  thee 
29.1  3.  the  lo^lighteneth  both  their  eies 
3  o.9.1eft  I  deny  thee,and  fay, Who  is  the  Lord 
3  i^o.bi't  a  woman  that  feareth  the  Lord 
Ifai.  1.4.  they  have  foifakcn  the  Lord 

a8.that  foifake  the  Lord  (hall  be  confumed 
a.  1 1.  Lord  alone  fhall  be  exalted  in  that  day 

Verfe  17. 
3.13  .the  Lord  ftandeth  up  to  plead 

14.  the  Lord  will  enter  into  judgement 
17. the  Lord  will  frmte  with  a  fcab 

the  Lord  will  difcover  their  fecret  parts 
18. in  that  day  the  Lord  will  take  away 
4.4.when  the  Lord  fhall  have  wafhed  away 
f.Lord  will  create  upon  every  dwelling 
6. 1. 1  faw  the  Lord  fitting  upon  a  throne 
1 1  .then  faid  I,  Lord>hovi  long 
1  a.and  the  Lord  have  removed  men  far 
7.1  a.neither  will  I  tempt  the  Lord 

i4.the  Lord  himfelf  fhall  give  you  a  fign 
17. Iff/'rf fhall  bring  upon  thee,  —  dayes  that 
1 8.that  the  Lord  fhall  hiffe  for  the  flie 
ao.in  the  fame  day  fhall  the  Lord  (have 
8.7  .the  Loft/bringeth  the  waters  of  the  river 
1 7.I  will  wait  upon  the  Lord  that  hideth 
i8.I,and  the  children  whom  the  JLonfliath 
9. 1 1. Lord  (hall  fet  up  the  adverfaries  of  Rezin 
1  q.Lord  will  cut  off  from  Ifraelhead  &  taile 
17. Lord  (hall  have  no  joy  in  their  young 
10. 1  a.when  the  Lord  hath  performed  his  whole 

ao.but  fhall  ftay  upon  the  Lord 
1  v.i  i.Lord  fhall  fet  his  hand  again  the  fecond 
ij.Lord  fhall  utterly  deftroy  the  tongue  of 
1  a.  2. for  the  Lord  Jehovah  is  my  ftrength 
1 3.  f.the  Lord  and  the  weapons  of  his  indigna. 
1 4. 1  .for  the  Lord  w  ill  have  mercy  on  Jacob 
3  .day  that  the  Lord  fhall  give  thee  reft 


f.Lord  hath  broken  the  ftaffe  of  the  wicked 
-      3  2. that  the  Lord  hath  founded  Zion 

19. 1  .the  Lord  rideth  upon  a  fwift  cloud 
i4.the  Lordhath  mingled  a  perverfe  fpitit 
2 1. the  Lord  fhall  be  known  to  Egypt 

Egyptians  fhall  know  the  Lord  in  that  day 
2  2. 1 7. the  Lord  will  carry  thee  away 

1 8. fhall  be  the  fhame  of  thy  lords  houfe 
23.11  .the  Lord  hath  given  a  commandement 

17. that  the  Ion/will  vifit  Tire 
24, 1. the  LtWmaketh  the  earth  empty 

1 5.wherefore,glorifleye  the  Lord 

2  r  .Lord  fhall  puniffi  the  hoft  of  the  high 
2f.9.this  is  the  Lord,we  have  waited  for  him 
ztj.U'Lord,  when  thy  hand  is  lifted  up 

1 2.  Lord,thou  wilt  ordain  peace  for  us 
1 6-Lord,in  trouble  have  they  vifited  thee 
ai.the  Lord  cometh  out  of  his  place 

27. 1. in  that  day  the  Lord  with  his  ftrongfword 
3 . 1  the  Lord  doe  keep  i  t 
1  a.the  Lord  dial]  beat  off  from  the  channell 
1 3. fhall  worfhipthe  Lord in  the  holy  mount 

a8.  a.the  L  ord  hath  a  mighty  and  ftrong  one 
a  i  .Lord  fhall  rife  up  as  in  mount  Perazim 

2.9. 1  o.Lord  hath  powred  out  —  the  fpirit  of 

30. 18. and  therefore  will  the  Lord  wait 

20. though  the  Lord  give  you  the  bread  of  ad. 
a6.in  the  day  that  the  Lord  bindeth  up 
3O.l0>'rffhall  caufe  his  glorious  voice  to  be 

3  2.which  the  Lord  fhall  lay  upon  him 

3  i.3.when  the  LordChall  firetch  out  his  hand 
33. 21.  LordwiW  be  unto  us  a  place 
34. 6. for  the  ItWhathafacrifice  inBozrah 
36.10. am  I  now  come  up  without  the  Lord 
15. the  Lord  will furely  deliver  us  ,■ 
i8.faying,The  Lord  will  deliver  usi 
20.that  the  L  Wfhould  deliver  Jerufalem 
3  7. 1 8  .of  a  tTuth,Lord,  the  kings  of  Affyria 
20. that  thou  art  the  Lord}even  thou  only 
24.  thy  fervants  haft  thou  reproached  the  Lo. 
3 8.7.that  the  Lord  will  doe  this  thing 

1  i;I  fhall  not  fee  the  Lord^ven  the  Lord  in 
ao.the  Lord  was  ready  to  fave  me 

40.2  8  .everlafting  God,the  Lord—  fainteth  not 
3 1. that  wait  upon  the  Lord  mall  renew 

4a.^.the  Lord,he  that  created  the  heavens. 
1 3  .the  Lord  fhall  go  forth  as  a  mighty  man 
a4.did  not  the  LorA-he  agiinft  whom 

44.a3.fing—  for  the  Lord  hath  done  it 

for  the  Lord  hath  redeemed  Jacob 

48. 1 4. the  T^ordhath  loved  him 

ao  Lord  hath  redeemed  his  fervant  Jacob 

49.i.Lo/'(ihath  called  mefrom  the  womb 
4.my  judgement  is  with  the  Lord 
14. Zion  faid,The  Lord  hath  forfaken  me 

50.io.whoisamong  you  that  feareth  the  Lord 

5  i.3.for  the  LiW  fhall  comfort  Sion 
1 3  .and  forgetteft  the  Lord  thy  maker 

5  a. 8. when  the  Lord  (hall  bring  again  Sion 

9-for  the  Lord  hath  comforted  his  people 
io.the  Lord  hath  made  bare  his  holy  arme 

I  a.for  the  Lord  will  go  before  you 
53.ff.Lf.hath  laid  on  him  the  iniquity  of  us  all 

io.yet  it  pleafed  the  Lord  to  bruife  him 
54.6'.  Lordhath  called  thee  as  awotnanforfak. 
56. 3. Lord  hath  utterly  feparated  me  from 
58.9.and  the  Lord  fhall  anfwer 

1 1. and  the  Lord  fhall  guide  thee 
59.15.the  Lord  faw  itjand  it  difpleafed  him 
6o.2.but  the  Lord  fhall  arife  upon  thee 

ig-Lord  fhall  be  unto  thee  an  everlafting 

20. Lord  fhall  be  thy  everlafting  light 

6  i.i.becaufe  the  Lord  hath  anointed  me 

9.feed  which  the  Lord  hath  bleffed 

I I  .fo  the  Lord  will  caufe  righteouf.to  fpn'ng 
62.4.for  the  Lord  delighteth  in  thee 

8.  the  Lord  hath  fworn  by  his  right  hand 
1 1.  the  Lord  hath  proclaimed  to  the  end  of 

63.7.according  to  all  that  the  Lo.  hath  beftow. 

65.1 1. but  ye  are  they  that  forfake  the  Lord 

66.$.  let  the  Lord  be  glorified 
1 5.  the  Lord  will  come  with  fire 
iff.for  by  fire  will  the  Lord  plead 
Jer.1.9.  then  the  Lordpxxt  forth  his  hand 

2.6<where  is  the  Lord  that  brought  us 
8.the  Priefts  faid  not,  Where  is  the  Lord 


3 7. for  the  Lord  hath  rejected  thy  confidence 
4-a.the  iWliveth  in  truth 
5.a.though  theyfay,The  Lordlivtth 
1  o.  for  they  are  not  the  Lords 
1  a.  they  have  belied  the  Lord 
6.30.  becaufe  the  Lord  hath  rejecled  them 
7.a9.for  the  Lordhath  rejected  the  generation 
8.  19.  isnottheLtfrrfinSion 
lo.i.word  which  the  Lord fpeaketh unto  you 

2 1. and  have  not  fought  the  Lord 
1  1. 16.  Lord  called  thy  name,  A  green  Olive 

18. Lordhath  given  me  knowledge  of  ic 
1  a.  1 6.the  Lord  liveth,as  they  taught  my  peop. 
1 3 . 1 7.becaufe  the  Lords  flock  is  carried  away 
14. 1  o.  therefore  the  Lord  doth  not  accept  them 
itf.io.wherefore  hath  the  Lord  pronounced  all 
14-the  Lord  liveth  that  brought  up  the  child. 
Verfe  15. 
a  1. that  my  Name  is  the  Lord 
1 7. 1 3. forfaken  the  Lord,the  fountain  of  living 
1 8.a 3. yet,  Lord,  thou  knoweft  all  their  count. 
ao.3.the  Lord  haih  not  called  thy  name  Pafhur 
i6.wch  the  ZWoverthrew,and  repented  not 
2i.a.if  Co  be  that  che  Lord  will  deal  with  us 
aa.8.wherefore  hath  the  Lord  done  thus 
1 8. faying,  Ah  Lord,  or,  Ah  his  glory 
a3-6.the  Labour  righteoufneffe 

7.fhall  no  more  fay,The  Lord  liveth,which 
8.but  the  Lord  liveth, which  brought  up 
zq.i.the  Lord  (hewed  me  two  baskets  of  figs 
25.5.  land  that  the  Lord  hath  given  unto  you 
30.the  Lord  fhall  roare  from  on  high 
3  i»  for  the  Lord  hath  a  controverfie  with  the 
36.for  the  Lordhath  fpoiled  their  pafture 
16. 1 1 .  the  Lord  will  repent  him  of  the  evill 

i9.befought  the  Lord,and  the  Lord  repented 
a8.6.the  Lorddo  fo,the  £o/tf  perform  the  words 
zp. if. Lordhath  raifed  us  up  prophets  in  Baby, 
aa.the  Lord  make  thee  like  Zedekiah 
z6.Lord  hath  made  thee  prieft  in  ftead  of  Je. 
3 1. 1 1  .for  the  Lord  hath  redeemed  Jacob 
a2.for  the  lorihath  created  anew  thing 
a  3  .the  Lord  bleffe  thec,0  habi  tation  of  j  uft. 
34«every  man  his  broth.faying,Know  the  Lo. 
3  3.2.the  Loi'ithat  formed  it,to  eftablifh  it 
i6.(hall be  called.The  Lord  our  righteoufnes 
•    34.5.WUI  lament  thecjfaying,Ah  Lord 
36.7-great  is  the  anger  —  that  the  Lord  hath 

a6.but  the  Lord  hid  them 
38. a  1. this  is  the  word  that  the  Lord  hath  (hew. 
40. 3. now  the  Lord  hath  brought  it,  and  done 
4i.4.whatfoever  thing  the  Lordflnli  anfwer 
5.the  Lordbea  true  and  faithfull  witntffe 
44.2 1. did  not  the  Lord  remember  them 

a2.fo  that  the  Lord  could  no  longer  beare 
45.3. Lordhath  added  griefe  to  my  forrow 
46. 1 5.  becaufe  the  Lord  did  drive  them 
47. 4. for  the  Lord  will  fpoil  the  Philiftines 
7.feeing  the  Lord  hath  given  it  a  charge 
50.7.even  the  loathe  hope  of  their  fathers 

a5.the  Lord  hath  opened  his  armory 
5  i.io.Lord hath  brought  forth  our  righteoufn. 
n.Lfl.  hath  raifed  up  the  fpirit  of  the  kings 
5o.remember  the  Lord  afarre  off 
5  5. becaufe  the  Lord  hath  fpoiled  Babylon 
I(?».i.5.forthe  Lord  hath  afflicted  her 

1 2.  where  with  the  io^hath  3fHie£ted  me 
14.  the  Lord  hath  delivered  me  into  their  ha. 
1  f.Lord  hath  troden  down  all  my  mighty 
a.i.how  hath  the  Lfl,covcred  the  daugb.of  Zion 
i.Lord  hath  fwallowed  up  all  the  hab.  of  Ja. 
5.  the  Lord  was  an  enemy 
6.Lord  hath  caufed  the  folemne  feafts  to  be 
f.Lord  hath  caft  off  his  Altar 
8. Lord  hath  purpofed  to  deftroy  the  wall  of 
17.Z.9.  hath  done  that  which  he  had  devifed 
3.31.  Lord  will  not  caft  off  for  ever 
3$.to  fubvert  a  man  the  Lord  approveth  not 
37. when  the  Z.0rt/commandechit  not 
50.dll  the  Lord  look  down,  and  behold 
4. 1 1  .the  Lord  hath  accomplifhed  his  fury 
Etek-9-9-Lord  hath  forfaken  the  earth,&  the  Lord 
11.  2  5.  all  the  things  the  Lord  had  (hewed  me 
3  5. 10. whereas  the  Lord  was  there 
44.2.  Lord  the  God  oflfrael  hath  entred  by  it 
Dcm.X'i.Lordgaye  Jehoiakim  — into  his  hand     j 

Zi  10.  lord  J 


LOR         LOR  LOR       LOR 

zz.to  me  in  that  day ,Lmd,Lord,hast  we  not 
8.2.lW,if  thou  wiltjthoucanft  make  me  clean 
6.Lord,my  fervant  lieth  at  home  fick 
8. Lord  J  am  not  worthy  that  thou  fhouldeft 
2  i.Lord,(uffetme  firft  to  goe  bury  my  father 

2  5  .faying,  Lord,(ave  us :  we  perifli 
9.28.they  faidunto  him,Yea,  Lord 

3 8.  pray  ye  therefore  the  Lord  of  the  harveft 
10.24.  nor  the  fervant  above  his  Lord 

25.enough — that  the  fervant  be  as  his  lard 
1 1.25.O  Yathzr  ,Lord  of  heaven  and  earth 
1 2. 8. Son  of  man  is  Lord  even  of  the  Sabbath 
1  3 .  5 1  .they  fay  unto  him,  Yea,  Lord 
14.28. Lord,ii  it  be  thou,bid  me  come  to  thee 

jo.he  cryedjfaying,Io/rffave  me 

1  y.25.worfhipped  him,faying,Z.oft/,!vSp  me 
27. (he  faid,  Truth  Lord 

16.22.be  it  far  from  thee,  Lord 
ly.^.Lord,  it  is  good  for  us  to  be  here 

1  %.Lmd,  have  mercy  on  my  fon 
18.21.Iwi,  how  oft  (hall  my  broth,  fin  againft 

26.faying,£0!'rf,  have  patience  with  me 

17. Iffi'd  of  that  fervant  was  moved  wthcomp. 

3  1. told  unto  their  lord  what  was  done 

3  2.then  his  lord,  after  he  had  called  him 
34. and  his  lord  was  wroth 

zo.S.lord  of  the  vineyard  faith  unto  his  fteward 

3  3  .Lord,  that  our  eies  may  be  opened 
a  1. 3. the  Lord  hath  need  of  them 

40.  when  the  Lord  therefore  of  the  vineyard 
42.this  is  the  Lords  doing,  and  it  is  marveil. 
22.43.how  then  doth  David  call  him  Lord 

4  j. if  David  then  call  him  Lord,  how  is  he 
24.42.know  not  what  hour  your  Lo.  will  conic 

45. whom  his  lordhath  made  ruler  over  his 
46.  whom  his  lord  (hall  find  fo  doing 
jp.lord  of  that  fervant  fhall  come  in  a  day 
2  j.i  i.faying,L«>ft/,If»-rf,open  unto  us 
1 8. and  hid  his  lords  money 
1  g.lord  of  thofe  fervants  cometh,and  reckon. 
zo.lord,thoa  deliveredft  unto  me  five  talents 
2 1. his  lord  faid  unto  him, Well  done 

Verfe  23. 
enter  thou  into  the  joy  of  thy  lord 
zz.lord,thou  deliveredft  unto  me  two  talen. 
z^Jord,  I  knew  thee  that  thou  art  an  hard 
i6.his  lord  anfwered,Thou  wicked  fervant 
37.10/a'jwhen  faw  we  thee  an  hungred 

Verfe  44. 
26.  22.  Lord,   is  it  I 

27.10.for  the  potters  field,asthe  Lord  appoint. 
28. 6. fee  the  place  where  the  ZWlay 
Mar.  2.2  8. Son  of  man  is  Lord  alfo  of  the  Sabbath 
$.i9.how  great  things  the  Lord  hath  done  for 
9.24.L«i,I  beleeve,help  thou  mine  unbeliefe 
10. 5 1  .Lord,that  I  may  receive  my  fight 
n.3.fayye,thatthc  Lord  hath  need  of  him 
1 2. 9.  what  fhall  therefore  the  Lord  of  the  viney. 

3 7. David  himfelfe  calleth  him  Lord 
1 3.20.except  that  the  iWhad  (hortned  thofe 
16.20.  the  Lord  working  with  them 
Lul(.  1 . 1 7.10  make  ready  a  people  for  the  Lord 

2  5. thus  hath  the  Lord  dealt  with  me 
46.my  foul  doth  magnifie  the  Lord 
5  8.Lord  had  (hewed  great  mercy  upon 

a.  1 1. which  is  Chrift  the  Lord 

1  ? .which  the  Lord  hath  made  known  to  us 
26.not  fee death,untill  he  had  feen  the  lo.C. 
29.  Lord  now  letteft  thou  thy  fervant  depart 

5.12 .Lord,if  thou  wilt,thou  canft  make 

tf.f.Son  of  man  is  Lordof  the  Sabbath 
4^.why  call  ye  me  Lord,Lord,and  do  not 

7.6.zW>troublenot  thyfelfe 

1 3  .when  the  Lord  faw  her,he  had  compaffi. 

9.54.Lord,wi\t  thou  that  we  command  fire 
<>7.Lord,I  will  follow  thee  whitherfoever 
59-he  faid,L»?vi,fuffer  me  firft  to  goe 
61.  Lord,\  will  follow  thee 
10. 1  .the  Lord  appointed  other  feventy  alfo 
2.pray  ye  therefore  the  Lord  of  the  harveft 
j  7.£wrf,even  the  devils  are  fubject  unto  us 

2  i.I  thank  thee,  O  Father,  Lord  of  heaven 
4o.Lord,  doft  thou  not  care  that  my  fifter 

1 1 . 1 .  Lord,  teach  as  to  pray 
1 2.3  6.1ike  unto  men  that  wait  for  their  Lord 
37.  whom  the  Lord  when  he  cometh  (hall 


LOR        LOR 


2. 1  o.lord,nor  ruler,thatasked  fuch  things 

47  .your  God — is  a  Lord  of  kings 
9.14X0^  watched  upon  the  evill3and  brought 
i7.that  is  defolate,for  the  Lords  fake 
Hofz.zo.and  thou  (halt  know  the  Lord 
4.1. for  the  zW  hath  a  controverfie  with 
1  j  .nor  fwear,The  Lord  liveth 
i6.now  the  Lord  will  feed  them  as  a  lamb 
<.4.they  have  not  known  the  Lord 
6. 3. if  we  follow  on  to  know  the  Lord 
8.1 3. but  the  lordaccepteth  them  not 
9.3  .they  (hall  not  dwell  in  the  Lords  land 
1 1. 10. they  fhall  walk  after  the  Lord 
12.2.  the  Lord  hath  a  controverfie  with  Judah 
1 3  .by  a  Prophet  the  Lord  brought  Ifrael  out 
1 4.  fhall  his  Lord  return  unto  him 
foci  i.9.theprieftsthe  Lords  minifters  mourn 
2. 1 1. the  Lord  fhall  utter  his  voice 
18. then  will  the  Lordbt  jealous  for 
ij.yea  the  Lord  will  anfwer,and  fay 
2 1  .for  the  Lord  w  ill  do  great  things 
3  2.in  the  remnant  whom  the  Lord  (hall  call 
3 . 1 6.the  Lord  alfo  fhall  roare  out  of  Z  ion 

the  LordwiU  be  the  hope  of  his  people 
2 1  .for  the  Lord  dwelleth  in  Zion 
Amos  i.2.the  Lordvt'Al  roare  from  Zion 

3 .6.evill  in  a  city,and  the  Lord  hath  not  done  it 
4. 1 3 .  the  Loathe  God  of  hofts  is  his  Name 
5.1 4.andfo  the  Lord  (hall  be  with  you 
6.1 1. the  Lord  commandeth,  and  he  will  fmite 
7. 3.theLo?"(i repented  for  this  Verfe  6. 

7. Lord  flood  upon  a  wall  made  by  a  plumb-1. 
1 5  .Lord  took  me  as  I  followed  the  flock 
8.7.the  Lo.  hath  fworn  by  the  excellency  of  Ja. 
9. 1. 1  faw  the  Lord  ftanding  upon  the  altar 
Jonah  1 . 1 7. Lord  had  prepared  a  filh  to  fwallow 

2.7.I  remembred  the  Zo^and  my  prayer  came 
M'uah  1. 2.be  witneffe  againft  you,the  Lord  from 
3. the  Lord  cometh  forth  out  of  his  place 
2. 1 3. and  the  Lord  on  the  head  of  them 
3. 1 1. upon  the  L  ord,  &  fay,  Is  not  the  Lord  am. 
4.7.and  the  Lord  fhall  reign  over  them 
lo.therethe  Lord  fhall  redeem  thee 
6.z.Lord  hath  a  controverfie  with  his  people 
7-will  the  Lord  be  pleafed  with  thouf.of  rams 
8  .w  hat  doth  the  Lord  require  of  thee 
No.hu/t7- 1 .2. the  Low/revengeth:  the  Lord  revengeth 
the  Lo.  will  take  vengeance  on  his  adverf. 
3  .the  Lord  hath  his  way  in  the  whirlwind 
1 4<and  the  Lord  hath  given  a  commandem. 
2.2.  Lord  hath  turned  away  the  excellency  of  Ja. 
Hab. z.z.and  the  Lord anfwered  me,and  faid 

3. 8. was  the  Lord  difpleafed  againft  the  rivers 

Zepb.  1. 5. that  fwearby  the  Lord,  and  by  Malc!i3m 

6.and  thofe  that  hive  not  fought  the  Lord 

7  .for  the  Lord  hath  prepared  a  facrifice 
1 1. Lord  will  not  doe  good,  neither  will  he 

2. 1  i.the  Lord  will  be  terrible  unto  them 
3.1 5. the  Lord  hath  taken  away  thy  judgements 
Hag.  1 . 1 4.I  ord  ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  Zerubbabel 
Zed}.  1 .1. the  Lord  hath  been  fore  difpleafed 
1 3.2nd  the  Lord  anfwered  the  Angel 
i7.and  the  Lord  fhall  yet  comfort  Zion 
zo. Lord  fhewed  me  foure  carpenters 
2.1 2.the  Lord  (hall  inherit  Judah 
3 . 2.even  the  Lord  that  hath  chofen  Jerufalem 
4.14-thatftand  by  the  Lord  of  the  whole  earth 
7-7.the  Lord  hath  cried  by  the  former  prophets 
9.1.  the  eies  of  man  fhall  be  toward  the  Lord 

i4.and  the  Lord  fhall  be  feen  over  them 
io.i.fo  the  Lord  fhall  make  bright  clouds 
1 1.  f  .that  fell  them,  fay,  Blefled  be  the  Lord 
1  z.f.Lord  fhall  fave  the  tents  of  Judah  firft 

8  .in  that  day  fhall  the  Lord  defend  the 
1 4. 3  .then  (hall  the  Lord  goe  forth 

g.Lord  fhall  be  king  over  all  the  earth 

in  that  day  fhall  there  be  one  Lord 
i2.plague,  wherewith  the  Lord  will  fmite 
1 8. wherewith  the  Lord  will  fmite  the  heath. 
Mai.  1 .4.againft  whom  the  Lord  hath  indignation 
%.  the  Lordw ill  be  magnified  from  thebord. 
z.iz. Lord  will  cut  offthe  man  that  doth  this 
i4.becaufe  the  lord  hath  been  witneffe  bet. 
i7.ye  have  wearied  the  Lord  with  your  wor. 
j.i.and  the  Lord  whom  ye  feek  fhall  fuddenly 
'[Mat.j.z  1  .not  every  one  that  faith,Lord,Lord 
! 


4i.Lo^)fpeakeft  thou  this  parable  unto  us 
qz.Lord  (hall  make  ruler  over  his  houfhold 
43-whom  the  lord  (hill  find  fo  doin* 
46.Lo^  of  that  fervant  will  come  in  a  day 
47.  knew  his  Lords  will,and  prepared  not 

i3.8.Lflft/;,letitaionethisycara!fo 

1  5  .the  Lord  then  anfwered  him,Thou  hypo 

Z2.Lord,zie  there  few  that  be  faved 

2 i.Lord,Lo,d, open  unto  us:and  he  (hall  anf. 

i4.n.(hewed  his  lord  thefe  things 

zz.lord,  it  is  done  as  thou  haft  commanded 

1 6. 5. called  every  one  of  his  lords  debtors 
8.Wcommended  theunjuft  fteward 

ij.j.Lerd,  increafe  out  faith 
37.faid  unto  him,  Wbere,£W 

19. 1 6.  lord,  thy  pound  hath  gained  ten  pounds 
18.  lord ,  thy  pound  hath  gained  five  pounds 
20.  lord,be\\o\&,  here  is  thy  pound 
25./W,  he  hath  ten  pounds 
3 1 .  becaufe  the  Lord  hath  need  of  him 

,    .    .  ,  Verfe  34. 

20.1  j. lord  of  the  vineyard  doe  unto  them 
37.calleth  the  Lo>d,the  God  of  Abraham 
44-David  therefore  calleth  him  Lerd,how  is 
22.3  2.Lord,l  am  ready  to  goe  with  thee 
lo.Lord,  here  are  two  fwords 
49.Z.<w4, fhall  we  fmite  with  the  fword 
6\.Lord  turned,and  looked  upon  Peter 
23.42.Lo)i,remember  me  when  thou  comeft 
24.34.faying,The  Lord  is  rifen  indeed 
/tffe4. 1. when  the  Lord  knew  how  the  Pharifees 
6. 2  3. after  that  the  Lord  had  given  thanks 
34.Z.9/Vs?,evermore  give  us  thisbread 
68. Lord,  to  whom  (hall  we  goe 
8. 1 1. (he  faid, No  man,  Lord 
.   9'36.whoishe,Lord,thatI  mightbeleeve 
3  8.and  he  faid,Lord,l  bcleeve 
1 1 .1. that  Mary  which  anointed  the  Lord 
2.Lord,hc  whom  thou  loveft  is  fick 
1  z.Lord,  if  he  fleep,he  fhall  doe  well 
2 1  .Lordjf  thou  hadft  been  here  my  brother 

Verfe  3  2. 
z-j.Lord,l  beleeve  that  thou  art  the  Chrift 
34.they  faid  unto  him,Z.0,/*dl,come,  and  fee 
3  9. Lord,  by  this  time  he  ftinketh 
1  z.^8.Lord,  who  hath  beleeved  our  report 
1 1.6. Lord, doft  thou  wafh  my  feet 
9.Lord,not  my  feet  onely,but 
1 3. ye  call  me  Mafter,  and  Lord     . 
I4.if  then  your  Lord  have  wafhed  your  feet 
i6.the  fervant  is  not  greater  then  his  Lord 
2$.faith  unto  him,Lord,  who  is ic 
36.L«vi,whither  goeft  thou 
37.Lvrd,  why  cannot  I  follow  thee  now 
I^.'y.LordyV/c  know  not  whither  thou  goeft 
8. Lord,  (hew  us  the  Father 
zz.Lord,ho\v  is  it  that  thou  wilt  manifeft 
1 5. 1  f. fervant  knoweth  not  what  his  Ion/ doth 

20. the  fervant  is  not  greater  then  the  Lord 
20.2.they  have  taken  away  the  Lord 

18.  told  the  difciples  (he  had  feen  the  Lord 
20-difciples  glad  when  they  faw  the  Lord 

2  5. faid,  We  have  feen  the  Lord 
2 1. 7. faith  unto  Peter,It  is  the  Lord 

w  hen  Simon  Pet.heard  that  it  was  the  L. 
1 2.  knowing  that  it  was  the  Lmd 
ij.Lord,thou  knoweft  that  I  love  thee 

Vetfe  16, 17. 
zo.Lord,  which  is  he  that  betrayeth  thee 
1 1. Lord,  and  what  fhall  this  man  doe 
ASfs  i.6.£«v/,wiltthou  at  this  time  reftore 

24>thou,  Lord,  which  knoweft  the  hearts  of 
2.2f.Iforefaw  the  Iflft/alwaies  before  my  face 

3  6.whom  ye  have  crucified,both  Lord  &  Ch. 
47. Lord  added  to  the  Church  daily  fuch  as 

4- 24.  lord,  thou  art  God  which  haft  made  heav. 

2£.and  now,  Lord,bchold  their  threatnings 
7.6o.£w«(,laynot  this  (in  to  their  charge 
j.f.and  he  faid,Who  art  thou,  Lord 

6. Lord,  what  wilt  thou  have  me  to  do 

io.behold,I  am  here,  Lord 

1 3  .Lord,l  have  heard  by  many  of  this  man 

1 7. brother  Saul,the  Lord(c\tn  Jefus  that 

2 7. declared  to  them  how  he  had  feen  the  Lo. 
io.4.and  faid,What  is  it,  Lord 

i4.not  fo,Lord  j  for  I  have  never  eaten 
&  by 


LOR        LOR 

3  6  by  Jefus  Chnft  (he  is  Lord  ofallj 
1 1 .8  .but  I  faid,Not  fo,  Lord 
1 2. 17.  the  zWbrought  him  out  of  the  prifon 
16.10.that  the  Lord  had  called  us  for  to  preach 

i4.whofe  heart  the  Lord  opened 
i7-24.feeingthat  he  is  Lord  of  heaven  and  ear. 
1 8. 8. ruler  of  the  Synago.  beleeved  on  the  Lord 
io.i9.ferving  the  Lord  with  all  humility 
2 1.  jo.they  glorified  the X'W,and  faid 
21.8.I  anfwered.Who  art  thou,Lord 
lo.and  I  faid,  What  (hall  I  doe,Lord 
i$.Lord,they  know  that  I  impnfoned  them 
23.1  i.theitf^  flood  by  him,  and  faid 
16. 1  f -and  I  faid,Who  art  thou,Lord 
Kow.4.8  .whom  the  Lord  will  not  impute  fin 
9.28.becaufe  a  fhort  work  will  the  Lord  make  , 
2p.except  the  Lord  of  Sabbath  had  left  us  a 
io- 1 2.fame  Lord  over  all,  is  rich  unto  all 
i6.Lord,  who  hath  beleeved  our  report 
1  i.i-Lord,  they  have  killed  thy  prophets 
1 2. 1 1  .fervent  in  fpirit,  ferving  the  Lord 
14.9-that  he  might  be  Lordbotb  of  the  dead 
1  Cor.2.8.would  not  have  crucified  the  Lordoi  life 
j.  j. even  as  the  Lord  gave  to  every  man 

20. the  Lord  knoweth  the  thoughts  of  the  wi. 
4.4.he  that  judgeth  me  is  theLord 
<tjudge  nothing  untill  the  Lord  come 
19.ro  you  (hortly,  if  the  Lordv/ili 
6.1  g.but  for  the  Lord:  and  the  Lord  for  the  body 

14  God  hath  both  raifed  up  the  Ioraf,and 
7.io.yetnotI,butthe  Lord 

i7.as  the  Lord  hath  called  every  one,fo  let 
3  2.  how  he  may  pleafe  the  Lord 
3  j.may  attend  upon  the  Lord  without  diftr. 
9. 1 4-even  fo  hath  the  Lord  ordained,that  they 
10.22. doe  we  provoke  the  Lord  to  jealoufie 
26.for  the  earth  is  the  Lords,and  the  fulnefle 
Verfe  28. 
1  i.20.this  is  not  to  eat  the  Lords  Supper 
z6.ye  do  (hew  the  Lords  death  till  he  come 
29#not  difcerning  the  Lordsbody 
12.  ^.differences  of  adminift.but  the  fame  Lord 
1 5.47.the  fecond  man  is  the  Lord  from  heaven 
16.7. a  while  with  you,  if  the  Lord  permit 
2  Cor.S.%. and  tobeprefentwiththelflrrf 
8.i9.tothegloryofthe  fame  Lord 
io.8.which  the  Lord  hath  given  us  for  edifica. 

i8.but  whom  the  Lord corrtaundeth 
1 1 .  17.I  fpeak  it  hot  after  the  Lord,  but  as 
1 2.8.for  this  thing  I  befought  the  Lord  thrice 
1 3. lo.the  power  which  the  Lord  hath  given  me 
Gal.  1 . 1 9.fave  James  the  Lords  brother 

4. 1. from  a  fevvantjthough  he  be  Lord  of  all 
f  .10.I  have  confidence  through  the  Lord 
Epbef.n,.% .one  Lord ,one  faith  ,one  baptifme 

?.i9.cheri(heth  ir,even  as  the  Lord  the  Church 
Pbil.z.  1  i.confeffe  that  Jcfus  Chnft  is  Lord 

1  Tbcf.$.iz.  and  the  Lwd  make  you  to  increafe 

4>i6.the  Lorrfhimfelfe  (hall  defcend  from  heav. 
17.ro  meet  the  Lvrd  in  the  aire 

and  fo  (hall  we  ever  be  with  the  Lord 
$.27.1  charge  you  by  the  Lord  that  this  Epiftle 

2  Tbef.  2. 8. wicked— whom  the  Lor.  fhall  confume 

$.$.thtLord<iiY<6i  vour  lieans  into  the  love  of 
1 6-now  the  Lord  of  peace  give  you  peace 

the  Lordbe  with  you  all 

1  Twtz.  1. 1 4.grace  of  our  Lord-was  exceeding  abun. 

6.1  f.rhe  King  of  kings,and  Lordoi  lords 

2  7#».i.8.nor  afhamed  of  the  teftimony  of  our  L. 

ifi.the  L.  give  mercy  to  the  houfe  of  Onelip. 
1 8. Lord  grant  unto  him,  that  he  may  find 

2.7.and  the  Lord  give  thee  uhderftanding 
I9.the  Lord  knoweth  them  that  are  his 
22-With  them  that  call  on  the  Lord 

3.1  i.out  of  them  all  the  Lord  delivered  me 

4. 8. which  the  Lord  fhali  give  me  at  that  day 
1 4. the  Lord  reward  him  accord,  to  his  works 
1 7. notwithstanding  the  Lord  ftood  with  me 
18.  LordfhaW  deliver  me  from  every  evill 
Heft.  1. 10.  thou  Lord  in  the  beginning  haft  laid 

2.3-began  to  be  fpoken  by  the  Lord 

7.i4.that  our  Lord fprang  out  of  Judah 
2 1.  the  Lord  fware,  and  will  not  repent 

8 . 2. w  h  ich  the  Lord  pitched,  and  not  man 
1 1. faying,  Know  the  Lord 

10.30.the  Lord  fhall  judge  his  people 


LOR       LOR 

1 2. 6. whom  the  Lordl oveth  he  chafteneth 
i4.without  which  no  man  fhall  fee  the  Lord 
Jam.  1. 1 2.  which  the  Lord  hath  promifed  to  them 
4. 1  J.  we  ought  to  fay,  If  the  Lord  will 
j.4.entred  into  the  eares  of  the  Lord 
1  5  .and  the  Lord  fhall  raife  him  up 

1  Vet. 2. 1 3. every  ordin.of  man  for  the  Lords  faVe 
3-6.obeyed  Abraham, calling  him  lord 

2  Vet.z.  1. even  denying  the  Lord  that  bought  them 
9-the  Lord  knoweth  how  to  deliver  the  godly 

3. 8. one  day  is  with  the  Lord  as  a  thoufand  yea. 
Jiide  ?.  h8w  that  the  Lord  having  faved  the  people 
9.butfaid,The  Lord  rebuke  thee 
i^.Lord  cometh  with  ten  thoufand  of  his  S. 
Revel.  1 1 .8  .where  alfo  our  Lord  was  crucified 
1 5  are  become  the  kingdoms  of  our  Lord 
■  i7.14.mall  overcome ;  for  he  is  Lord  of  lords 
i9.l6.written,King  of  kings,&  Lord  of  lords 
Againft  JfceiLojO. 
Exod.io.  16.I  have  tinned againft  the  Lord 
1 6.7.heareth  your  murmurings  againft  the  Lo. 
8. not  againft  us,but  againft  the  Lord 
irar.^.^.certainly  trefpaffed  againft  the  Lord 

6.z.\f  a  foul  commit  a  trefpaffe  againft  the  Lor. 
Num.  %.g.to  doe  a  trefpaffe  againft  the  lord 
14.9-onely  rebell  not  againft  the  Lord 
16. 1  i.are  gathered  together  againft  the  Lord 
2 1. 7. for  we  have  fpoken  againft  the  Lord 

2  6.9.when  they  ftrove  againft  the  Lord 
27. 3  .againft  the  Lord  in  the  company  of  Korah 
3 1. 1 6.10  commit  a  trefpaffe  againft  the  LOfd 

3  2.13. ye  have  finned  againft  the  Lord 
Df«r.i.4i.faidtome,We  have  finned  agathe  L9.  | 

9-T-ye  have  been  rebellious  againft  the  Lord 

Verfe  24.  &  Chap.  3 1. 27. 
/tf/^.7.20.indeed  I  have  finned  againft  the  Lord 
2  2.i6.that  ye  might  rebell  againft  the  Lord 
1  S.feeing  ye  rebell  this  day  againft  the  Lord 
i9«but  rebell  not  againft  the  Lord 
22. or  if  in  tranfgreflion  againft  the  Lord 
'  29.God  forbid  we  fhould'rebell  agai.  the  L. 
3 1. not  committed  this  trefpaffe  agai.  the  L. 
i''5&K>i.25>but  if  a  man  fin  againft  the  Lvrd^bo 
I     7.6\we  have  firmed  againft  the  Lord 

1 2.23.fih  againft  the  Lord,  in  ceafing  to  pray 
"  t4.33.behold,the  people  lin  againft  the  Lord 

3  4.eat,and  fin  not  againft  the  Lord 
24. 1  o.not  put  forth  mine,  hand  againft  my  lor. 
2  Sam.  1 2. 1 J  .David  faid,I  have  finned  agai.  the  L. 
2  J$8li7.7.IIrael  had  finned  againft  the  Lord 
9«did Ifecretly—  againft  the  Lord 

1  Chro.io.  1 3. which  he  committed  againft  the  Lo. 

2  Cbro.  i 2.2'.becaufe  they  had  tranfgr.  agai.  the  L. 
19.10.warn  them  that  they  trefp.not  agai.the  L. 
28.1 3-have  offended  againft  the  Lord  already 

1 9»tranfgreffed  fore  againft  the  Lord 
22.  did  he  trefpaffe  yet  more  againft  the  £1?. 
Pfal. 2. 2.take  counfell  together  againft  the  Lord 
Pro.19-3.and  his  heart  Fretteth  againft  the  Lord 

2 1 ,30.there  is  no  counfell  againft  the  Lord 
JT/aj.3. 8. becaufe  their  doings  are  againft  the  Lord 
3  z.6.to  utter  error  againft  the  Lord 
59.1 3.intr3nfgreffing  and  lying  againft  the  L. 
Jcr.8.  1 4-  becaufe  we  have  finned  againft  the  Lord 
28, 1 6,haft  taught  rebellion  againft  the  Lord 
Chap. 19. 3  2. 
40. 3  .becaufe  ye  have  finned  againft  the  Lord 

Chap.  44.2  3. 
48.26.magnified  himfelf  aga.  the  L.    Ver.42. 
50.7.becaufe  they  have  finned  againft  the  Lord 
i4.for  fhe  hath  finned  againft  the  Lord 
24,becaufe  thou  haft  ftriven  againft  the  Lord 
Zepb.  1.17. 
29.fhe  hath  been  proud  againft  the  Lord 
Dd».s.23.1iftedupthyfelf  againft  the  Lord 
Hofea  j. 7. dealt  treacheroufly  againft  the  Lord 
Nahum  i.9.what  do  ye  imagine  againft  the  Lord 

1 1. that  imagineth  evill  againft  the  Lord 

Aits  4.2<J.and  the  rulers  were  gathered  aga.the  L. 

As  the  JLoiO  llvetby  See  Itortl). 

fLofOS  anointed,  See  SJriomteD. 

ioit)  appeared,  See  31o{ieareO 

Before  the  lOiO, 

G«z.io.9.he  was  a  mighty  hunter  before  the  Lord 

asNimrodthc  mighty  hunter  bef.the  L. 

13.1 3. Were  finners  before  the  Lor.  exceedingly 


LOR        LOR 

i8.22.Abraham  ftood  yet  before  the  Lord 
1 9. 27.where  he  ftood  before  the  Lord 
27.7.bleffe  thee  before  the  Lord,before  my  de 
Exod.6. 1 2  .Mofes  fpake  before  the  Lord/aying 
30.Mofes  faid  before  the  Lord,  Behold,I  am 
16.9.  come  neer  before  the  Lord 

3  3. and  lay  it  up  before  the  Lord 
s  3 . 1 7«three  times  appear  before  the  Lord 
27.2 1. from  evening  to  morning  before  the  Lo. 
28.  i2.  Aaron  fhall  bear  the  names  bef.  the  Lo. 
29-for  a  memoriall  before  the  Lord 
30. when  he  goeth  in  before  the  Lord 

before  the  Lord  continually 
3  8  .they  maybe  accepted  before  rhe  Lord 
29.1 1. kill  the  bullock  before  the  Lord 

Levit.1.5.  8:4.4. 
2  3  .that  is  before  the  Lord 
24-for  a  wave-offering  before  the  Lord 

Verfe  26.  &  Levit.7,30. 
2f  .for  a  fweet  favour  before  the  Lord 
42. door  of  the  tabernacle  —before  the  Lord 
Levit.i.^.Sc^.4. 
30.8.a  perpetuall  incenfe before  the  Lord 
1 6.may  be  a  memoriall  before  the  Lord 
34.24.go  up  to  appear  before  the  Lord 

34-when  Mofes  went  in  before  the  Lord 

40.23.bfead  in  order  — before  the  Lord 

2  5;.  lighted  the  lamps  before  the  Lord 

Levit.  1. it.Gde' of  the  altar  northw.before  the  Lo. 

3. 1. offer  it  without  blemifh  before  the  Lord 

7. then  he  fhall  offer  it  before  the  Lord 

Verfe  1 2. 
4.6.bloud  feven  times  before  the  Lord 
7.  of  fweet  incenfe  before  the  Lord 
1  j.hands  upon  the  head — before  the  Lord 

bullock  fhall  be  killed  before  the  Lord 
i7.feven  times  before  the  Lord 
1 8. horns  of  the  altar,  which  is  before  the  L. 
24.burnt-offering  before  the  Lord 
6.7'Zn  atonement  for  him,  before  the  Lord 
i4.fons  of  Aaron  fhall  offer  before  the  Lord 
a  5. (in-offering  be  killed  before  the  Lord 
8.26.bilead  rhat  was  before  the  Lord 
27. for  a  wave-offering  before  the  Lord 
Ver.29.&Cha.9.2i.&  10.15.&  14.12. 
9.2.and  offer  them  before  the  Lord 
4. and  a  ram  —to  facrifice  before  the  Lord 
f  .drew  neer,  and  ftood  before  the  Lord 
24.a  fire  out  from  before  the  Lord 
I  o.  1  .offered  ftrange  fire  before  the  Lord 
2. and  they  died  before  the  Lord 
1 7.10  make  an  atonement  before  the  Lord 
I9.and  their  burnt-offering  before  the  Lord 
1 2.7.who  fhall  offer  it  before  the  Lord 
14. 1 1. and  thofe  things  before  the  Lord 
i^.fprinkle— feven  times  bef.the  L.  V.27. 
1 8. an  atonement  for  him  before  the  Lord 

Verf.29,3  i.&  Chap.if.15. 
23.tabernade  of  the  congregat.btf.  the  Lord 
24.for  a  wave-offering  before  the  Lord 

Chap23.io. 
1 5. 1 4.two  young  pigeons,and  come  bef.the  L. 

30. ah  atonement  for  her  before  the  Lord 
1 6.1  .when  they  offered  before  the  Lo.  and  died 
f  .and  prefent  them  before  the  Lord 
10. (hall  be  prefented  alive  before  the  Lord 
1 2. coals  from  off  the  altar  before  the  Lord 
1 3  .incenfe  on  the  fire  before  the  Lord 
1 8  .unto  the  altar  that  is  before  the  Lord 
30.from  all  your  fins  before  the  Lord 
19.22.of  the  trefpaffe-offering  before  the  Lord 
z  3 . 1 1  .wave  the  fheafe  before  the  Lord 
28. an  atonement  for  you  before  the  Lord 
40.ye  fhall  rejoyce  before  the  Lord 
24.3-before  the  Lord  continually 

4.1amps  upon  the  candleft.  before  the  Lord 
6\upon  the  pure  table  before  the  Lord 
8. every  Sab.he  (hall  fet  it  in  order  bef;the  L. 
Nw#.3.4.Nadab  and  Abihu  died  before  the  Lord 
when  they  offered  ftrange  fire  bef.the  L. 
j.  iiJ.and  fet  her  before  the  Lffrd 
i8.fhall  fet  the  woman  bef.the  Lo.  Ver.30. 
2  j .(hall  wave  the  offering  before  the  Lord 
6.i6.fhall  bring  them  before  the  Lord 

zo.ioi  a  wave-offering  before  the  Lord   , 
7. 3. brought  their  offering  before  the  Lord 

8.io.(halt 


LOR         LOR 

8.io.fhaltbring  the  Levitts  before  the  Lord 
il.fhall  offer  the  Levkes  before  the  Lord 
n.offered  them  as  an  offering  before  thele. 
xo.9.ye  (hall  be  remtmored  before  the  Lord 
14. 37.  died  by  the  plague  before  the  Lord 
1 5. 1  J.fo  (hall  the  ftranger  be,  before  the  Lord 
2<.before  the  Lordfot  their  ignorance 
28.finneth  by  ignorance  before  the  Lord 
i£,7.before  the  Loid  to  morrow 

i6.and  all  thy  company  before  the  Lord 
1 7. before  the  Lord  every  man  hiscenfer 
3  8 .they  offered  them  before  the  Lord 
40.neer  to  offer  incenfe  before  the  Lord 
i7.7.Mofeslaid  uptherods  before  the  Lord 

o.brought  out  all  the  rods  from  bef.thc  Lord 
1 8. 10. for  ever,  before  the  Lord 
20.  3  .when  our  brethren  died  before  the  Lord 

o.took  the  rod  from  before  the  Lord  . 
2?  .4.  hang  them  up  before  the  Lord 
16. 6 1. when  they  offered  ftrange  fire  bef.the  L. 
27. f.  brought  their  caufe  before  the  Lord 

2i.after  the  judgement  of  Urim  btf.'he  Lor. 
3  i.^o.atonerrient  for  our  foules  before  the  Lor. 

54. for  a  me noriall  before  the  Lord 
3  2.20. if  ye  will  go  armed  before  the  Lord 
2 1  .armed  over  Jordan  before  the  Lord 
22. land  be  fubdued  before  the  Lord 

and  be  guiltlelfe  before  the  Lord 
this  land  fhalbe  your  poffeffion  bef.ihe  L. 
27.  every  man  armed  —before  the  Lord 
29. armed  to  battell  before  the  Lord 
g  2.  before  the  Lord  into  the  land  of  Canaan 
Dear.  1.45.  ye  returned  and  wept  before  the  Lord 
4.io.day  that  thou  ftoodeft  before  the  Lord 
9.i8.and  I  fell  down  before  the  Lord 
2  f. thus  I  fell  down  before  the  Lord 
10.8. to  ftand  before  the  Lord  to  minifter 
12, 7. ye  (hall  eat  before  the  Lord 

I2.and  ye  (hill  rejoyce  before  the  Lord 
1 8. but  thou  muff  eat  them  before  the  Lord 
16. 1  i.and  thou  (halt  rejoyce  before  the  Lord 
16,  all  thy  males  appear  before  the  Lord 
(hall  not  appear  before  the  Lord  empty 
1 8.7 .which  ftand  there  before  the  Lord 
1 9. 1 7 .controve:  fie  is,  (hall  ftand  be fo  e  the  L. 
24. 4. for  that  is  abomination  before  the  Lord 
ij.righteoufntffeuntothee  before theio/rf 
fojb.4. 1 3  .paffed  over  before  the  Lord  unto  battell 
6.8.paflcd  on  before  the  Lord 

2C>.curfed  be  the  man  before  the  Lord 
7.23-and  laid  them  out  before  the  Lord 
i8.8.caft  lots  for  you  before  the  Lord 

io.lots  for  them  in  Shiloh,  before  the  Lord 
1 9-  •y  1  .by  lot,  in  Shiloh  before  the  Lord 
Jttdg.  e.y.mountaincs  melted  from  before  the  Lo. 
from  before  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 

1  r.  1 1. all  his  words  before  the  LowfinMizpeh 
1 8.6. before  the  Lord  is  your  way 

2  0.2  3. went  up  and  wept  before  the  Lord 

26.andfate  there  before  the  Lord 

and  peace-offerings  before  the  Lord 
t  Sam.  1 .1 2.as  (lie  continued  prayingbef.  the  Lo; 

1  sr  .have  poured  out  my  foul  before  the  Lord 
1 9.and  worfhipped  be'bs  e  the  Lord 

2  2. that  he  may  appear  before  the  Lord 
2.17. fin  was  very  greai  b  fore  the  Lord 

18  bur  Samuel  miniftred  before  the  Lord 

2 1. child  Samuel  grew  before  the  Lord 
7.6.and  poured  it  out  before  the  Lord 
1  o.  r  9.  prefent  your  felves  before  the  Lord 

2  j. and  laid  it  up  before  rhe  Lord 
1 1 .1  e.  king  before  the  Lord  in  Gilgal 

of  peace-offerings  before  the  Lord 
i2.3,witntffeagainfi  me  before  the  Lord 

7. may  reafon  with  you  before  the  Lord 

1  j. 33. hewed  Agag  in  pieces  before  the  Lord 

2  i.ct.that  was  taken  from  before  the  Lord 
<.  7. that  day  detained  before  the  Lord 

23.18.made  a  covenanr  before  the  Lord 
26.i9.curfed  be  they  before  the  Lord 

\  2S(2OT.3.i8.guiltleffe  before  the  Lfl>tfforever 
?.  3  .league  with  them  in  Hebron  before  the  L. 

I     6.5.plavedbefore  the  L<rrdox\  all  manner 
i4.David  danced  before  the  lord 

i  i6.!eaping  and  dancing  before  the  I  ord 

1  1 7  .and  peace-offerings  before  the  Lord 


LOR 


LOR 


LOR        LOR 


2  I.David  faid  to  Michal,  It  was  bef.the  Lord 
therefore  will  I  play  before  the  Lord 

7.18. David  in,and  fate  before  the  Lord 

2i. 9. hanged  them  in  the  hill  before  the  Lord 

1  K}n-i.4<; .(hall be  cft.iblifhed  before  the  Lord 
8.59. 1  have  made  fupplication  before  the  Lord 

62.king  offered  faenfice  before  the  Lord 

^.brazen  altar  that  was  before  the  Lord 

9.2  f.upon  the  altar  th  t  was  before  th;  Lord 

i9.n.ftanduponthe  mount  b.fore  the  Lord 

brake  in  pieces  the  rocks  before  the  Lvr. 
i  2.2 1  .a  fpuitj  and  ftood  before  the  lord 

iCbron.  18.  20. 

2  K«2-i6.i4.bra2en  altar  which  was  before  the  L. 
19.14.and  fpread  it  before  the.Lord 

i  5. and  Hezekiah  prayed  before  the  Lord 
,  22.  i9.and  thou  haft  humbled  thy  felf  bef.the  L. 
23.3.  king  made  a  covenant  before  the  Lord 
1  Chrim.i  1. 3. coven,  with  them  in  Hib.bef.the  L. 
1 7. 16. David  came  and  fate  before  the  Lord 
22. 1 8.  and  the  land  is  fubdued  before  the  Lord 

2  3. 1 3. to  burn  incenfe  before  the  Lord 

3  1  .according  to  the  order  before  the  Lord 
29.22.and  did  eat  and  drink  before  the  Lord 

1  Chro.  i.tf.went  to  the  brazen  altar  before  the  La, 
7-4-aIl  the  people  offered  facrifices  bef.  the  Lord 
14.13.for  they  were  deftroyed  before  the  Lord 
i9.i.is  wrath  upon  thee  from  before  the  Lord 
20. 1 3. and  all  Judah  ftood  before  the  Lord 

1 8. inhabitants  of  Jerufalem  fell  bef  ths  Lo. 
27.6.becaufe  he  prepared  his  wayes  bef.the  Lor. 
3i.20.and  truth  before  the  Lord  his  God 

3  3.2  3. humbled  not  himfelf  before  the  lord 
34.3  r.in  hisplace,&  made  a  coven  .bef.the  Lo. 

fob  i.i.came  to  prefent  themfelves  before  the  Lo. 

Chap.  2. 1. 
Pfal.g^.6\et  us  kneel  before  the  Lord  our  Maker 
96.1 3. before  the  Lord,  for  hecometh 

Pfal.  98.9. 

98.6.make  a  joyfull  noyfe  before  the  Lord 

109. 1 5. let  them' be  before  theiio/rf continually 

1 16.9.I  will  walk  before  the  Lord 

Pro.  15. 1 1  .hell  and  deftru&ion  are  before  the Lor, 

Ifai.i$.i 8.fha,U  be  for  them  thar.;are  before  the  Lo. 

37.14.  and  fpread  it  before  the  Lord    , 
fer.^6. 7. preknt  their  fupplication  be  fore  the  Lor. 

9.  proclaimed  a  faft  before  the  Laid 
£^.4i.22.thts  is  the  table  that  is  before  the  Lo. 
43.24.thou  (hale  offer  them  before  the  Lord 
44.3.11c  in^t  to  eat  bread  before  the  Lord 
46.3.atthe  door  of  this  gate  before  the  Lord 
Q-fhall  come  before  the  Lord,in  the  folem.fe. 
Dan.o.  1 3. yet  made  we  not  our  prayer  bef.the  Lor. 
Micab  6«6.wher,ewich  (lull  I  come  before  the  Lord 
Hag.  1.1 2.and  the  people  did  fear  before  the  Lord 
Zeeb-i.i^.be  filent,0  all  flefh,  before  the  Lord 
6.  J- which  go  forth  from  ftandingbef  >re  the  L. 
7.2.and  their  men  to  pray  before  the  Lord 
8.2 1  .let  us  goe  fpeedily  to  pray  before  the  Lor. 

2  i.  many  people  to  pray  before  the  Lord 
Mai.  3 .  i4,we  have  walked  mournfully  bef.the  Lo. 
2  Tim.  2. 1 4. charging  them  before  rhe  Lord 
2  Per. 2.1  i.railing  accufation  agai.them  bef.the  I. 

JlOjb  cafi  out,  See  <Z  aft  out. 
io:D  chofen,  See  Chofm. 
iloit)  chufe,  See  Crjufe. 
HojtO  commanded,See  &  omtnanDeO, 
Fear  the  io;rt),  See  Jpcar. 
Fearedthe  £oil),  See  ^peareO. 
From  the  Holt). 
Ges.4.1.1  have  obtained  a  man  from  the  Lord 
15.24.from  the  Logout  of  heaven 
24.fo.the  thing  proceedeth  from  the  Lord 
Num.  1 1.3 1  .went  forth  a  wind  from  the  Lord 
16.3  f  came  out  a  fire  from  the  Lord 
46.there  is  wrath  gone  out  from  she  Lord 
1  Sam.  16.  i4.an  evill  fpirit  from  the  Lo.  troubled 
1 9.9.evill  fpirit  from  the  Lord  was  upon  Saul 
26. 1 2 .a  deep  fleep  from  the  Lord  was  fallen 
1  Kjn.  2. 1  5.for  it  was  his  from  the  Lord 

3  3  .(hall  there  be  peace  for  ever  from  the  Lo. 
Pfal.iq.l'he  (hall  receive  thebleffing  from  the  L. 

1  o.?.20.rew3rd  of  mine  adverfaries  from  the  L. 
1 2i.2.my  helpcometh from  the  Lord 
Pro.16.1.  anfwer  of  the  tongue  is  from  the  Lord 
10. 1 4.  a  prudent  wife  is  from  the  Lord 


29.26.evt.ry  mans  judgement  cometh  fr.the  L. 
lfai.19.1 5.  to  hide  their  counfell  from  the  Lord 

40.27. my  way  is  hid  from  the  Lord 
Jer.T.i.rtie  word  that  came  to  Jer.from  the  lord 
Chap.n.i.&  18. 1. &  2i. 1. &  30>1- 
i7.j.whofe  heart  departeth  from  the  Lord 
16.1  .came  this  word  —  from  the  Lord,  faying 
Chap.27.i.&  3<?.,. 
3  2.i.the  word  that  came  ro  Jer.from  the  Lord 
Chap.34.i,8,ii.&jj.,.&    0-1 
37-17-JSthereany  word  from  thejrW. 
49. 1 4«  I  have  heard  a  rumour  from  the  Lord 
Lam.z.9.her  prophets  find  no  vifion  from  the  Lord 

3.1  8.my  hope  is  perifhed  from  the  Lord 
E\el{.  1 1. 1  e.get  ye  far  from  the  Lord 

3  3  •  3°.what  is  the  word  from  the  Lord 
Hof. , i.2.great  whoredoms,departing  Irom  the  Lo. 
Obad.  1.  we  have  heard  a  rumour  from  the  Lord 
Micab  i.x  z.but  eviil  came  down  from  the  Lord 

5.7.  remnant  of  Jacob,asa  dew  from  the  Lord 
Zeph.i.6.them  that  are  turned  from  the  Lord 
-lech  14.13  .tumult  from  the  Lord  lhall  be  among 
Lu\e  i.4j.which  were  told  her  from  the  Lord 
2  Cor.j.tf.we are  abfent  from  the  Lord 

i.0$)  God. 
Gra.2.4.day  that  the  LordGod  made  the  earth 
j.the  Lord  God  had  not  cauled  it  to  raine 
7. Lord  God  formed  man  of  the  duft 
8.  and  the  Lord  God  planted  a  garden 
9.made  the  Lord  God  to  grow  every  tree 
1 5.  W  God  took  the  man,  &  put  him  into 
16. Lord  God  commanded  theman  to  eat  of 
1  S.Lord  G.  faid,It  is  not  good  that  the  man 
i9.of  the  ground  the  L.C. formed  every  bea. 
2 1. LordGod  caufed  a  deep  fleep  to  fall 
22.thc  rib  wch  the  L.  G.  had  taken  from  man 
3.i.more  fubtill  then  any  beaft  which  theL.G. 
8.heard  the  voice  of  the  i»/flfGod3walking 

hid  themfelves  from  the  pref.  of  the  L.  G. 
o.Lord  God  called  to  Adam,  and  faid  unto ' 
l^.Lo/d God  faid  unto  the  woman, What  is 
.  i^.lord  God  faid  to  the  ferpent,Becaufe 
2 1  .Lord  God  made  coats  of  skins>  and 
2  i.Lo.  God  faid,  Behold,  the  man  is  become 
i^.Lord  Gqd  fent  bim  forth  of  the  garden 
lit.Lord  Goddroveout  the  man,  and  placed 
.-o.26.bhffedbe  the  LordGod  of  Shem 
15.2.  Ltrrd  God^what  wilt  thou  give  me 

8. Lord  Godtwhereby  (hall  I  know  that  I 
24.7. Lord  God  of  heaven  which  took  me  from 
1 2.ZW,God  of  my  mafter  Abraham 

Verfe  42. 
27.bleffed  be  the  LordG.  of  my  mafter  Abr. 
Vtrfe  48. 
28. 1 3 .1  am  the  Lord  God  of  Abr.  thy  father 
Exod.-^.x  5  Lord  God  of  your  fathers 

Verfei6.  Deut.i.u. 
iB.Lord  God  of  the  Hcbrewes  Chap.7.16. 
&  9.1,  I3-&  10.3. 
4.e.Lflft/ God  of  their  fathers        f«dg.  2.  1 2. 
1  Chron.19.10.  iChron.7.11.  8t  11.16. 
9.jo.yewill  not  fear  the  LordGod 
23.17.maks  flnll  appear  before  the  Lord  God 
32.27.thusfaiththeLw^Godof  Ifrael 
34.6.ihe  £on/God,mercifull  and  gracious 
2  3. men  children  appeared  before  the  I.God 
Deut.  r .  2 1 .  as  the  Lord  G .  of  thy  fathers  hath  faid 
j.i^.Lord  God,  tfuuhaft  begun  to  (hew  thy 
6-i  .as  the  Lord  God  of  thy  fathers  hath  promif. 
Chap.27.3- 
9.26.O  £<»'*/ God,deftroy  not  thy  people 
1 2.i.land  which  the  lord  God  of  thy  f.ithers 
26-7.cryed  unto  the  Lord  God  of  our  fathers 
29.2$  .forfaken  the  covenant  of  the  Lord  God 
Jojh.7.7  .]o(hua.l~aid>  Ahs ,  O  Lord  God 
13. thus  faith  the  lord  God 
8.30.built  an  altarunto  the  LordGod 
9. 1 8.  fworn  unto  themby  the  Lord  God  of 

Verfe  19. 
10.40.as  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  commanded 

qz.Lord  God  .of  Ifrael  fought  for  Ifrael 
I3.i4.facriflces  ofth:  LordGod  of  Ifrael  made 
33.  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  was  their  inheritance 
14. 14. he  wholly  followed  the  Lord  G.of  Ifra. 
1 8.3. to  pofftffe  the  land  which  the  Lord G.  of 
22.22.theLwrfGod  of  gods,  the  L.G.  of  gods 

24.  what 


LOR        LOR 

14.  what  have  ye  to  do  with  the  Lord  God  of 
24.z.thus  faith  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 

Judg.  68.1  Sam.  10.  18.  zScrn.  11.7. 

1  20»,ii.?i.&  i4'7-&i7-i4-1^B- 
0.6.8c  19.20.&  21.U.  &  22. 1$, 18. 
zChion.i^-tlt^.Ifa.iy.zi.Jer.^1.1. 
2 3 .  incline  your  heart  unto  the  Lord  God 
Judg.4.6.  hath  not  the  L^fif  God  of  Ifrael  com. 
*  j.fing  praifes  unto  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 

5.from  before  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
6.i2.Gideonfaid,Alas,0  LordGod 
1 1. n.Lord  God  of  Ifrael  delivered  Sihon  into 
t  j .  fo  now,  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  hath  difpofed 
16.28.O  LordGod  remember  me 
21.3.O  Lord  God  of  Ifrael,why  is  this  come 
Rutb  2. 1 2.reward  be  given  thee  of  the  Lord  God 

1  Saw. 2. 30. wherefore  the  Lo.  God  of  Ifrael  faith 

6.20.ftand  before  this  holy  Lord  God 
14.41.  Saulfaid  unto  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
20,1 2.O  Lord  God  of  Ifrael,when  I  have  fou- 
z  3.  10.  O  LordGod  of  Ifrael,thy  fervant  hath 

1 1. as  thy  fervant  hath  faid,0  Lord  God 
2j.j2.bleffedbe  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 

34-as  the  LordGod  of  Ifrael  liveth  wch  hath 

2  Sum.  J.io.and  the  Lord  God  of  hofts  was  with 
7.i8.who  am  1,0  Lord  God 

19.  a  fmall  thing  in  thy  fight ,  O  Lord  God 
is  this  the  manner  of  man,0  Lord  God 
20.tb.ou  LordGod  knoweft  thy  fervant 
2Z.wherefore  art  thou  great,0  Lord  God 
25.  and  no  w,Lord  God,the  word  that  thou 
28.and  now,0  Lwd  God,thou  art  that  God 
29.forthou,0  Lord  God,haft  fpoken  it 
1 $8.1.30. (ware  unto  thee  by  the  Lo.God  of  Ifr. 
j6.the  Lord  God  of  my  lord  fay  fo  too 
48.faid  the  King.Bkffedbe  the  Lo.G.of  Ifr. 
2.i6.becaufethou  bareft  the  ark  of  the  LordG. 
8.ij.blefledbethe  LordGod  of  Ifrael 

i7.build  an  houfe  for  the  Name  of  the  L.G. 
20 .for  the  name  of  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
23. Lord  God  of  Ifrael,  there  is  no  God  like 
if  .therefore  now,  Lord  God,keep  with  thy 
5  3  .our  fathers  out  of  Egypt,  O  Lord  God 
1 1  o.turned  from  the  LordGod  of  Ifrael 
14-1  3.  forae  good  thing  toward  the  LordGod 
1 5.  jo. provoked  the  Lord  G.of  Ifrael  to  anger 
Chap.  16.  z6, 3  3. 
16.13. in  provoking  the  LordG. of  Ilr.to  anger 
17. 1.  as  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  liveth 
18.36.and  faid,LordG.of  Abraham,and  Ifaac 
37.  may  know  that  thou  art  the  Lord  God    I 

I      19. 10.  jealous  for  the  Lord  God  of  hofts 
Verfe  14. 
22.53.  provoked  to  anger  the  LordG.  of  Ifrael  j 
1  r\«!.2.i4.where  is  the  Lord  God  of  Elijah 
10.31. to  walk  in  the  law  of  the  Lo.G.of  Ifrael 
14.25.  according  to  the  word  of  the  LordGod 
i8.5.hetrufted  in  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
19. 15.O  Lo.  G.of  Ifrael,which  dwelled  betw. 

lo.may  know  that  thou  art  the  Lord  God 
2i.22.forfookethe  Lord  God  ofhis  fathers 

1  Chro.i  j.  1 2.  may  bring  up  the  ark  of  the  LordG. 

>   1 4-to  bring  up  the  ark  of  the  Lord  God 
i6,4.and  to  praife  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 

36.bleffed  be  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
17.16.  who  am  1,0  Lord  God,  and  what  is 

i7.of  high  degree,0  LordGod 
22.6.charged  them  to  build  an  houfe  for  the  L. 

19.  build  you  the  fanftuary  of  the  Lord  ®od 
23.2?. Lord  Godoflfrael  hath  given  reft 
24.19.as  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  had  command. 
28. 4.Lord  God  of  Ifrael  chofe  me 

20.for  the  Lord  God,even  my  God 
19. 1. palace  is  not  for  man,but  for  the  Lord  G. 
"  lo.bleffed  be  thou,0  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 

2  Cbrm.z.iz.&.6.n. 

1 8.0  Lord  God  of  Abraham,Ifaac,Si  Jacob 

2  Cbro.i  .9.now,0  Lord  God,let  thy  promife 
6.7x0 build  an  houfe  for  theName  of  theL.G. 

to.built  the  houfe  for  the  Name  of  the  L.G. 
14.O  Lord  God  of  Ifrael,there  is  no  G. like 
16.O  Lord  G.of  Ifraeljkecp  with  thy  fervant 
17.O  Lord  God,let  thy  word  be  verified 
41.O  LordGod, in  thy  refting  place 

O  Lord  G.be  clothed  with  falvation 
42.0  Lord  God  turne  not  away 


LOR        LOR 

1 1.  i6.co  feek  the  LordGod  of  Ifrael 

came  to  facrifice  unto  the  Lord  God 
13.5.  that  the  Lord  G.of  Ifrael  gave  the  kingd. 
i2.fightye  not  againft  the  LordGod 
1 8.becaufe  they  relied  on  the  Lord  God 
i4.4.commanded  Judahtofeek  the  LordGod 
1  j.4-did  turn  unto  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
1 2. into  a  covenant  to  feek  the  Lord  God 
1 3 .  whofoever  would  not  feek  the  Lord  God 
I7.4.but  fought  the  LordGod  of  his  fathers 
ig.4.brought  them  back  unto  the  Lord  G.of  If. 
20.6.O  Lord  God  of  our  fathers,art  not  thou 

ip.ftood  up  to  praife  the  Lord  God 
2t.12.thus  faith  the  Lord  God  of  David 
24.18  .they  left  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  God 

24.beca.they  had  forfak.the  L.G.  Ch.28.6. 
26.1 8. for  thine  honour  from  the  Lord  God 
28.9<LordGod  of  your  fathers  was  wroth 

2  J -provoked  to  anget  the  Lord  God 
29.5  .and  fan&ifie  the  houfe  of  the  LordGod 
io.to  make  a  covenant  with  the  Lord  God 
30. 1. to  keep  the  paffeover  unto  the  Lord  God 
y.come  to  keep  the  paffeover  unto  the  Lo.G. 
6.faying,Turne  againe  unto  the  Lord  God 
7. which  trefpaffed  againft  the  LordGod 
19.  his  heart  to  feck  the  Lord  G.  of  his  fathe, 
22.and  making  confeffion  unto  the  Lord  G. 
3  2.  i6.fpake  more  3gaintt  the  Lord  God 
i7.to  raile  on  the  LordGod  of  Ifrael 
3 3. 1 6. commanded  Judah.ro  ferve  the  LordG. 
18.  fpake  to  him  in  the  name  of  the  LordG. 
34.3  3. following  the  Lord  God  of  their  fathers 
36.i3.hardned  his  he.srt  from  follow. the  L.G. 
\%.Lord  God  of  their  fathers  fent  to  them 
15. hath  the  LordGod  of  heaven  given  me 
E^ra  1. 2. L.G.of  heaven  hath  given  all  the  kingd. 
3  .and  build  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  God 
4.i.builded  the  temple  unto  the  Lwd  God 
j.will  build  unto  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
6.2 1. to  feek  the  LordGod  of  Ifrael,dideat 
7.6.  which  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  had  given 
27.bleffed  be  rhe  Lord  God  of  our  fathers 
8.28.  freewill-offerings  unto  the  Lord  G.of  If. 
9. 1  j.Lord  God  of  Ifrael,thou  art  righteous 
10.1 1.  make  confeffion  unto  the  Lord  God 
Neb.  1.5.  I  befeech  thee,  O  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 

9.7. thou  art  the  Lord  God  who  did  chufe 
Pfal.$  i.f.haft  redeemed  me,  O  Lord  G.  of  truth 
41.13.  bleffed  be  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  from 
68.i8.thatthe  Lo.G. might  dwel  among  them 
69.6.that  wait  on  thee.O  Lord  God  of  hofls 
7 1. 5. for  thou  art  my  hopc,0  Lord  God 

16. lie  go  in  the  ftrength  of  the  Lord  God 
72.18.blefi1.dbe  the  Lord  God  who  only 
73,28.1  have  put  my  truft  in  the  Lord  God 
80.4.O  Lord  God  of  hofts,how  lonp 

19.  turne  us  againe,0  Lard  God 
84. 1 1 .  for  ihe  Lord  God  is  a  fun  and  a  fhicld 
8  5  .8.1  will  hear  what  the  Lord  God  will  fpeake 
88.1.O  Lord  God  of  my  falvation 
89.8.O  LordGod  of  hofts,  who  is  a  ftrong  L. 
94.  i.O  Lord  God  to  whom  vengeance  belong. 
io6.48.blcfTed  be  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
Ifa.7-7.thus  faith  the  LordGod,It  (hall  not  ftand 
10.2  3.  Lord  God  of  hofts  fhal  make  a  confum. 
24.  thus  faith  the  Lord  God  of  hofts,0  my 
i7.6.four  or  five,faith  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
2 1. 1 7. the  LordGod  of  Ifrael  hath  fpoken  it 

2  2.  f.a  day  of  trouble  by  the  Lord  God  of  hofts 
1 2.in  that  day  did  the  Lord  G.call  to  weep. 

24.1?  .even  the  Name  of  the  Lo.G.of  If.in  the 
25.8.  and  the  Lord  GoJ  will  wipe  away  teares 
28. 1 6. therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord  God 
22. for  I  have  heard  from  the  LordGod 

3  o.  1 5  .for  thus  faith  the  Lor.G. — In  returning 
38. ^.thus  faith  the  Lord  G.of  David  thy  father 
40. 10. the  Lo.  G.will  come  with  a  ftrong  hand 
48. 16.  the  LordG. and  his  Spirit  hath  fent  me 
49. 1 2. thus  faith  the  Lord  God.I  will  lift 
50.4. Lo.G.  hath  given  me  the  tongue  of  the  le. 

5.  the  Lord  God  hath  opened  mine  tare 
7. for  the  Lord  God  will  help  me 
9-behold,the  LordGod  will  help  me 
5z.4.faith  theLord  God,My  people  went  down 
?6.8.Lo.G.which  gathereth  the  out-cafts  of  If. 
6i.i.fpirit  of  the  Lard  God  is  upon  me 
Kkk 


LOR         LOR 

11.  Lo.G. will  caufe  righteoufnefle  to fpring 
6  5 .  J  3  -thus  faith  the  Lord  God,  My  fervants  fhal 
,  1  f  .for  the  Lord  God  mail  flay  thee 

fer.1.6.  ah  Lord  God,behold,I  cannot  fpeak 
2.22.1s  marked  before  me,faith  the  Lord  God 
4.  io.Lord  God,thou  haft  greatly  deceived  this 
7. 20.faith  the  Lord  God,My  fury  fhall  be  pou. 
14. 1  j.ah  Lord  God,  behold  the  prophets  fay 
1  j.  1  ^.called  by  thy  Name,  O  Lord  G.of  hofts 
30.z.thus  fpeakech  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
3 2.17.  Oh  LordG.  behold,  thou  haft  made  me 
25.  O  Lord  G.  buy  thee  the  field  for  money 
44.26.the  Lord  God  liveth 
46.  lo.this  the  day  of  the  LordGod 
49.5 .He  hring  a  fear  on  rhee,fai.thcL.G.  V.9. 
50. a  j. for  this  is  the  work  of  the  LordGod 
3  i.I  am  againft  thee,fai;h  the  Lord  God 
5 1.$6. Lord  God  of  recompences  will  requite 
£^.1.4.  fay  unto  them,  Thus  faith  the  LordGod 

Verfe  27. 
3 .1 1  .tell  them,Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 
4.i4,ah,Lord God,  behold  my  foul  hathnot 
5.  j. thus  faith  che  Lord  God,  This  is  Jerufalem 
7.  faith  the  Lord  God,  Becaufe  ye  multiplied 
8. faith  the  LordGod,I  am  againft  thee 
1  i.wherefore,as  I  live,  faith  the  LordGod 
6.3. ye  mountains  hear  the  word  of  the  LordG. 
thus  faith  the  LordG. to  the  mountains 
1 1 .  faith  the  Lord God,Smite  with  thy  hand 
7.a.faith  the  Lord  God  unto  the  land  of  Ifrael 

5-thus  faith  the  Lord  God,An  evill 
8.r.  hand  of  the  Lord  God  fell  upon  me 
Q.%£ord  God,  wilt  thou  deftroy  all  therefidue 
1 1 .7 .faith  the  Lord  God,Your  fl  u'n  whom  ye 
8. a  (word  upon  you,faith  the  Lord  God 
1 3.  Ah, Lord  God, wilt  thou  make  a  full  end 
1 6. faith  the  Ltrrd  God,  Although  I  have  caft 
1 7. faith  the  Lord  God,I  will  even  gather 
21.  upon  their  owne  heads,faiththe  Lord  G. 
1  i.io.faith  the  Lo.  G. This  burden  concerneth 
19/aith  the  Lo.G.of  the  inhabitants  of  Jeru.  1 
2 3. faith  the  Lord  G.I  will  make  this  proverb  | 
18. fait h  the  Lord  God, There  fhall  none  of 
fpoken,fhall  be  done,faith  the  LordG. 
1 3. 3. faith  the  Lo.G. Woe  unto  the  foolifhpro. 
8.faith  the  Lord  Go.  Becaufe  ye  have  fpoken 
I  am  againft  you,faith  the  Lord  God 
J.ye  fhall  know  that  I  am  the  Lord  God 
13-faith  the  Lord  God  J  will  even  rent  it 
16. and  there  is  no  peace,faith  the  Lord  God 
18. faith  the  LordGod, Wee  to  the  women 
20. faith  the  Lo.G. I  am  againft  your  pillows 
2i.yefhalknow  that  I  am  the  L.G.  Ve.23. 
14.4  faith  theLo-G.  Every  man  that  tetteth  up 
6.thus  faith  the  Lord  G  Repent  and  turne 
1 1. and  I  may  be  their  God,faith  the  Lord  G. 
14. bur  theirown  foulcs,  fsith  the  Lord  God 
1 6.as  I  live,faith  the  LordG.  They  fhal  del. 
Ver.  18,10. 
2 1. for  thus  faith  the  Lo.G.How  much  mote 
ij.6.faith  the  LordG. As  the  vine-tree  among 

8. committed  a  trefpafle,faith  the  Lord  God 
16.3.  thus  faith  the  Lord  God  unto  Jerufalem 
8.a  covenant  with  thee,faith  the  Lord  God 
1 4. which  I  had  put  upon  thee,fai.the  Lo.G. 
19. and  thus  it  was,faith  the  LordGod 
23.woe,woe  unto  thee,  faith  the  Lord  God 
30. how  weak  is  thine  heart,  faith  the  Lo.  G. 
36.faith  the  Lord  God,Becaufe  thy  filthinefs 
43. thy  way  upon  thy  head, faith  the  Lord  G. 
48.tfaith  the  Lo.  God  Sodom  hath  notdone 
59.faith  the  Lord  G.Ile  even  deale  with  thee 
63 .  for  all  thou  haft  done,faith  rhe  Lord  G. 
i7-3.thus  faith  the  Lord  God,  A  great  eagle 
9.faith  the  Lord  God, Shall  it  profper 
i6.faith  the  Lo-  God,In  the  place  where  the 
19/aiththe  Lord  God, Surely  mine  oath 
2 2. faith  the  Lord  God,I  will  alfo  take  off 
i8.3..faith  the  Lord  God,  Ye  fhall  not  have  oc. 
9.hc  ihall  furely  live,fakh  the  Lord  God 
»3.that  the  wicked  (liould  die,faith  theL.G. 
30.according  to  his  wayes,faith  the  Lord  G. 
3  2.  the  death  of  him  that  dieth,fai.the  Lo.G. 
20. 3. faith  the  Lord  G.  Are  ye  come  to  enquire 
fa.theL.God,Ilenot  be  enquir.of  by  you 
Verfe  31. 
f.faith 


LOR         LOR 

5. faith  the  Lo.God, In  the  day  when  I  chofe 
27. the  Lord  God,Yet  in  this  your  fathers 
30.faith  the  Lord  God, Are  ye  polluted  as 
j  5. faith  the  Lord  God, With  a  mighty  hand 
$6.1  plead  with  you,faith  the  Lord  God 
jo.faith  the  Lord  God.Goeye  and  ferve 
40.faith  the  L.God,There  fhall  all  the  houfe 
44.  to  your  corrupt  doings,fa:th  the  Lord  G. 
47.faith  the  Lord  God,  I  will  kindle  a  fire 
49.  Ah,Lord  God,  they  fay  of  me 
ii. j. thus  faith  theLord  God,I  am  againft  thee 
7. fhalbe brought  topaffe,iaith  the  Lord  God 

1 3  .it  fhall  be  no  more,faith  the  Lord  God 
24. faith  the  Lord  God,Becaufe  ye  have  made 
26.  faith  the  Lord  God,Remove  the  diadem 
28. faith  the  Lord  God  concerning  the  Amo. 

a 2. 3. faith  the  Lo.  God,The  city  fheddeth  bio. 
n.and  haft  forgottc  n  me,faith  the  Lo.  God 
i9.fahh  theLord  God,Becaufe  ye  are  all  bee. 
28.faying,Thus  fauh  the  Lord  God,  When 
3  i.upon  their  heads,faith  the  Lord  God 
23.22.faith  the  Lord  God,Behold,I  will  ralfe 
28.faith  the  Lord  God,I  will  deliver  thee 
3  2.faith  the  Lord  Goa,Thou  (halt  drink 
3  4.I  have  fpoken  it,faith  the  Lord  God 
3  y.fa.  the  Lord  God,Becaufe  thou  haft  forg. 
46. faith  the  Lord  G.I  will  bring  up  a  compa. 
4p.ye  fhall  know  that  I  am  the  Lord  God 

Chap.24.24. 

24.3.thus  faith  the  Lord  God,Set  on  a  pot 
6.faith  the  Lo.  God,  Woe  to  the  bloudy  city 
Verfe  9. 

14  fhall  they  judge  thee,  faith  thee  Lord  God 
21. faith  the  Lord  G.I  wil  profane  my  fan  ft. 

2  j.  3.  word  of  the  Lo.G.Thus  faith  the  Lord  G. 
.  6  .faith  theLord  G.Becaufe  thou  haft  clapped 

S.faith  the  Lord  God,Becaufe  that  Moab     I  | 
1 2. faith  the  Lord  God,Bccaufe  that  Edom 
1 3. faith  the  L.G.I  wil  ftretch  out  on  Edom 
I4.thcy  fhal  know  my  veng.faith  the  Lor.G. 
1  y.fa.the  Lo.  G.  Becaufe  the  Phil.have  dealt 
16. fa. the  Lo.G.I  wil  ftretch  out  on  thePhil. 
26.3-fai.the  Lo.G.  I  am  againftthee,  O  Tyrus 
J .faith  the  Lor.God,  it  fhall  become  a  fpoile 
7.fa. the  Lor.  G.  I  will  bring  on  Tyrus  Neb. 
i4.for  1  have  fpoken  it,faith  the  Lord  God 
1  j. thus  faith  the  Lord  God  to  Tyrus 
1  a.faicb  the  Lor.  G.  When  I  (hall  make  thee 
2 1  .never  be  found  again,faith  the  Lord'God 
27.3.  thus  faith  the  Lord  God,0  Tyrus 
28. faith  the  Lord  God,  Becaufe  thine  heart 
6.faith  the  Lord  God,Becaufe  thou  haft  fet 
1  o.I  have  fpoken  it/aiti.  the  Lord  God 

12  faith  the  Lo. God, Thou  fealeft  up  the  fun 
22. fa. the  Lo.G.I  am  againft  thee,  O  Zidon 
2 y .faith  theLord  God,When  I  have  gathered 

29.3. faith  the  Lord  G.  I  am  againft  thee,Phar. 
8.faith  the  Lord  God,Behold  I  will  bring 

1 3  .faith  the  Lord  G.  At  the  end  of  the  40.ye. 
1 6. they  fhill  know  that  I  am  the  Lord  God 
19.fa.theio.GJ  will  give  the  land  of  Egypt 
20.they  wrought  for  me,faith  the  LordGod 

3  o.  2.thus  faith  the  Lord  God,Howle  ye 

6faith  the  L.G.They  alfo  that  uphold  Egy. 
io. faith  the  Lord  God,  I  will  alfo  make 
1 3  .faith  the  Lord  G.  I  w  ill  deftroy  the  idols 
2  2. faith  the  Lord  Go.  I  am  againft  Pharaoh 

3i.io.faiththeL  God,Becaufe  thou  haft  lifted 
1  5  .faith  the  Lo.  G.in  that  day  when  he  went 
1 8 .  and  all  his  mul  t  'tude,faith  the  Lord  God 

3 1,3  .faith  the  Lord  God,I  wil  therefore  fpread 
S.darkneffe  upon  thy  land,faith  the  LordG. 
1 1. faith  the  Lord  G.The  fword  of  the  King 
i4.rivers  to  run  like  oyle,faith  the  Lord  Go. 
16.  for  all  hermultitude,faith  the  Lord  God 
3 1.  (lain  by  the  fword,faith  the  Lord  God 

3  2.Phar.and  al  hismultitude,faith  the  L.G. 
3  3.1 1  .faith  the  Lo.G.I  have  no  pleafure  in  the 

25 .  faith  the  Lo.God,  Ye  eat  with  thebloud 
27.  faith  the  Lord  God,  They  that  are  in  the  . 
34.2  thus  faith  the  Lord  God  unto  thefhephe. 
8  .faith  the  Lo.  G.  Becaufe  my  flocks  became 
1  o.  faith  the  Lo.G.I  am  againft  the  fhephea. 
1 1. faith  the  Lord  G.I  will  fearch  my  (heep 
1  j.  He  caufe  them  to  lie  down,fa.theLfl.G. 
1 7.faith  the  Lo.G .  He  judge  between  cattell  J 


LOR         LOR 

20.  faith  the  Lord  God,I,even  I  will  judge 
30.houfeofIfra.are  my  pebp\e,fa.  the  L.  G. 
3  i.I  am  your  God,faith  the  Lord  God 

35.3.  thus  faith  the  Lord  God,  O  mount  Seir 
6.faith  the  Lfl.G.Ile  prepare  thee  unto  bloud 
1  i.faith  the  Lo.  God,  He  even  do  according 
i4.faith  the  Lo.God,  When  the  whole  earth 

36.2.fai.the  L.G.  Becaufe  theenemyhad  faid 
3. faith  the  L.G.Becaufe  they  have  made  you 
4.thus faith  the  L.G.to  the  mountains  of  If. 
5.faith  the  Lord  God,Surely  in  the  fire 
6.faith  the  Lord  God,Behold  I  have  fpoken  " 
7.faith  the  Lo.  G.  I  have  lifted  up  mine  hand 
1 3. faith  the  Lo. G.Becaufe  they  fay  unto  you 
1 4.bereave  thy  nation  any  morcfaithc  L.G. 

1  ^.nations  to  fall  any  more,faith  the  Lo.  G. 
21. faith  the  Lord  God  J  do  not  this  for  your 

2  3. that  I  am  the  Lord,  faith  the  Lord  God 

3  2.not  for  your  fakes  faith  the  Lord  God 
3  3.faich  the  Lfl.G.In  the  day  that  I  fhall  ha 
37. faith  the  Lfl.G.Ile  for  this  be  enquired  of 

37.7.O  Lord  God  thou  knoweft 

y.faith  the  Lord  God  unto  thefe  bones 
p.faith  the  Zo.G.Come  from  the  four  winds 
1 2.thus  faith  the  Lord  God,0  my  people 
ip.faith  the  Lfl.G.Ile  take  the  ftickof  Jofe. 
2  i.faith  the  Lfl.Ile  take  the  children  of  Ifracl 
38.3.faiththeLfl»v/G.I  am  againft  thee, O  G. 
10. faith  the  Lord  God, it  fhall  come  topafle 
14. thus  faith  th;  Lord  G od  in  that  day 
i7.faiththc  Lw.God,  Art  thou  he  ot  whom 
1 8.fairh  the  Lord  Gorf,My  fury  fhall  come 
2 1  .throughout  al  my  mountains,fa.theI.G. 
39.T,faith  the  Lo. G:Behold  I  am  againft 
y.I  have  fpoken  it,faith  the  Lord  God 
8.itisdone,faith  the  Lord  God  ' 
io.thofe  that  robbed  them, faith  the  Lord  G. 
i^.daythatl  fhalbe glorified,faith the  L.  G. 
17.  thou  fon  of  man,  Thus  faith  the  Lord  G. 
20.with  all  men  of  war,faich  the  Lord  God 
2  5. faith  the  Lord  G.Now  wil  I  bring  again 
1    29-upon  the  houfe  of  Ifrael,faith'theL0rd  G. 
43  •  1 8.  fon  of  man,  Thus  faith  the  Lord  G«-d 
19. to  minifter  unto  me,faith  the  LordGod 
27.I  will  accept  you,  faith  the  Lord  God 
44.6.thus  faith  the  Lord  G.O  ye  houfe  of  Ifrael 
9.faith.the  Lo.God,  No  ftranger  uncircumci. 
1  2. faith  the  Lo.G.  and  they  fhall  beare  their 
15. and  the  bloud,  faith  the  Lord  God 
27-offer  his  fin-offering,  faith  the  Lord  Gcd 
4$.9.faith  the  Lo.G. Let  it  fuffice  ycu,0  prin. 
take  away  your  exaftion,faith  the  Lo.G. 
1  f  .to  make  reconcil.for  them,faith  the  L.G.  I 
iS.fa.theL.G.In  the  firft  month  take  a  bull. 
46. 1. faith  the  L.G. The  gate  of  the  inner  court  I 

1 6 .faith  the  Lor.G.  If  the  prince  offer  a  gift 
47.13.fanh  theLfl.G.  This  fhall  be  the  border 

23. his  inheritance,faith  the  LordGod 
48.29.  thefe  are  their  portions,  faith  the  Lo.G. 
Dan  9.3.I  fet  my  face  unto  the  LordGod 
H«/^i2.y.even  the  Lord  God  of  hofts 
Amos  i.8.fhallperifh,faiththe  LordGod 

3. 7. Lord  God  will  donothing,but  he  revealeth 
8.the  Lord  God  hath  fpoken 
1  i.faith  the  Lord  God,  An  adverfary 
4. 2. Lord  God  hath  fworn  byhisholineffe 
%. for  this  liketh  you,faith  the  Lsrd  God 
5. 3. thus  faith  the  Lo.G. The  city  that  went  out 
1  y.it  may  be  the  Lo.G.of  hofts  will  be  grat. 
6.8.the  Lord  God  hath  fworn  by  himfelf 
7.  i.thus  hath  the  L.  G. (hewed  unto  me  Ve.4. 
2.I  faid,  O  Lord  God,  forgive  I  befeech  thee 
4.the  Lord  God  called  to  contend  by  fire 
y.I  faid,  O  Lord  God,  ceafe  I  befeech  thee 
8 . 1  .thus  hath  the  Lord  God  fhe wed  me 


LOR        LOR 


L«£e  1.3  2. Lord God  fhallgive  unto  him 
68.bleffed  be  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
1  P?i.3.iy .  fanftifie  the  Lo'd God  in  your  hearts 
Judo  4. and  denying  the  only  Lord  God 
flcz\4.8.holy,holy,LordGod,Almighty 

n.i7.wegivethee  thanks,0  Lo.  G.  Almighty 
1 5. 3. marvellous  are  thy  works, O  LordGod 
16. 7. Lo  God  Almighty,true  and  righteous  are 
18.8.  ftrong  is  the  Lord  God,who  judgeth  her 
i9.6.for  the  Lord  God  omnipotent  reigneth 
2i.2  2.fortheL.G.&  the  Lamb  are  the  temple 
22. 5. for  the  Lord  Godgiveth  them  liohc 
'  6. and  the  Lord  God  tent  his  angell 
JioifJ  bis  God. 
Exod.i  1. 1 1  .Mofes  bvfought  the  Lord  his  God 
Lra.4.2  2.againft  any  of  the  com.cftheL0.h1sG. 
IVw72.23.21.and  the  Lord  his  God  is  with  him 
Dcwf.17.19.he  may  learne  to  ftar  the  Lord  his  G. 

1 8.7.1'n  the  Name  of  the  Lord  his  God 
1  Sam  30.6.Dav.encoura.himfelfin  theL.hisG. 

1  J(i3.5.3.untothe  Namcof  the  Lordhis  God 
1 1. 4. heart  was  not  perftft  with  the  Lo.his  G. 

Chap.  1 5,,, 
i  r.4.did  the  Lord  his  God  give  him  a  lamp 

2  HjnJfX  ••"N  °"  ^  Name  of  the  LordhisGod 
i6.2.not  right  in  the  light  of  the  Lordhis  God 

2  Chro.  1. 1. and  the  Lordhis  God  was  with  him 
I4.2.right  in  the  eyes  of  the  Lordhis  God 
.  1 1 . Afa  cryed  unto  the  Lord  his  God 
1  y.^.favv  that  the  Lord  his  God  was  with  him 
26.  i6.he  tranfgreflcd  againft  the  Lordhis  God 
27.6.prepared  his.wayes  before  the  Lord  his  G. 
iS.^.Lord  his  God  delivered  him  into  the  hand 
31.20.and  truth  before  the  Lord  his  God 
3  3.i2.hebefought  the  Login's  God  - 
34.8.  to  repair  the  houfe  of  the  Lordhis  God 
36.5.CV1II  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord  his  God 

Verfe  12. 
2 3. the  Lord  his  God  be  with  him 
£37*7.6. hand  of  the  Lord  his  God  upon  him 
Pfal.146.^.  whofehopeis  in  the  Lord  his  God 
Jonah  2.i.  Jonah  prayed  unto  the  Lord  his  God 
Micah  y.4.inthe  maje.of  theNameof  theL.his  G. 

i,0iO  my  God, 
Niim.ii.  18.  not  go  bey.the  word  of  the  L.my  G. 
Deut.4. 5.  even  as  the  Lord  myvGod  command,  me 
1 8  1 6.not  he  ar  again  the  voice  of  the  L.my  G. 
26. 1 4. have  hearkn.to  the  voice  of  the  L.myG. 
fojh.14.8.1  wholly  followed  the  Lord  my  God 
9-haft  wholly  followed  the  Lord  my  God 
2  Sm.iq. 24. burnt-offerings  unto  theLord  my  G. 
1  IQn.^.j.  Lordmy  God  thou  haft  made  thy  ftrv. 
j. 4  the  Lord  my  God  hath  given  me  reft 
5.  houfe  unto  the  Name  of  the  Lord  my  God 
1  Cbro.xi.y, 
8.28.O  Lo.my  God, to  hearken  unto  the  cry 
17.20.O  Lord  my  God,haft  thoubrou°ht 
21.O  Lord  my  God,Ipray  thee  let  this 

1  Chra. 11. iy. I  pray  thee,0  Lfl.my  God,beon  me 

2  Chr.i.q.houk  to  thcNameoftbeLflidmy  God 
6.19.10  his fupplication,0  Lo'dmy  God 

E%raj.  28. hand  of  the  Lord  my  God  was  upon 

9. 5. out  my  hands  unto  the  Lord  my  God 
Pfal.7. i.O  Lord  my  God, in  thee  doe  I  —  truft 
3  O  Lordmy  God,if  I  have  done  this 
13.3.  confiderand  heare  me,0  Lord  my  God 
18. 18. Lord  my  God  w  il  enlighten  my  darknes 
30.2.O  Lordmy  God,I  cryed  unto  thee 
1 2.O  Lord  my  God, I  will  give  thanks 

3  y. 24. judge  me,0  Lordmy  God  according 
38.15.thou  wilt  heare,0  Lord  my  God 
40.  y .many,  O  Lord  my  G.  are  thy  wonderous 
86.1  2.O  Lord  my  God, with  3ll  my  heart 
109.26.help  nte.O  Lord  my  God 

fcr. 3 1 . 1 8.thpu  art  the  Lord  my  God 


3.  howlings  in  that  day,faith  the  Lord  God    Dan.Q.^.and  I  prayed  unto  the  Lord  my  God 


p.fhall  come  to  paffe,  faith  the  Lord  God 

1 1. behold,  faith  the  LordGod 
9.<Mo.G.of  hofts  is  he,  that  toucheth  the  land 

8.eyes  of  the  Lmd  God>are  upon  the  finfull 
OW.  i.thus  faith  the  Lor.  God  concerning  Edom 
Jonah  $.6.Lord God  prepared  a  gourd 
Micah  1. 2. and  let  the  Lord  God  be  witneffe 
Hab.$.i<)  the  Lord  God  is  my  ftrength 
Zeph.i.-j.ho\d  thy  peace  at  the  prefence  of  theL.G. 
Zecb.9.iq.Lord  God  fhall  blow  the  trumpet 


o.prefent.my  fupplica.before  the  Lo.my  G. 
Jonah  2.6.my  life  from  corruption,0  Lordmy  G. 
Hab.i.t  2.from  everlafting,0  Lord  my  God 
Zech.u.q.thm  faith  \.he  Lord  my  God 
1 4. 5  .and  the  Lord  my  G  od  fhall  come 
SciD  our  Go-!, 
£^orf.3.i8.facrifice  unto  the  Lord  our  God 

Cha.y.vck  8.27.8c  io.2f. 
8. 10. none  like  unto  the  Lord  our  God 

26.theabom.of  the  Egypt.tothe  L.our  God 
io.26.thereof 


LOR        LOR 

io.26.thereof  muft  we  take  to  fer.the  L.our  G. 

Deut.i.6.the  Lordom  God  (pake  unto  us 

1 9-as  the  Lord  our  God  commanded  us 

20.  which  che  Lord  our  G.  doth  give  unto  us 

Verfe  2  5. 

2  j.it  is  a  good  land  which  the  Lord  our  Go. 


LOR        L  O  R 

13.no!  our  prayer  before  the  Lordour  God 

i4.for  the  Lordour  God  is  righteous 

1  j.andnow,0  Lo.our  G.thou  haft  brought 

Micabq.f.we  wil  walk  in  the  Na.of  theL.our  G. 
7.i7>they  (halbe  afraid  of  the  Lord  our  God 

Mar.  1 2. 29. hear,  O  Ifrael,  the  Lord  our  God  is 


LOR 


LOR 


41  .to  all  that  the  Lord  our  G.commanded  us    Affs  2. 3  a.as  many  as  the  Lord  our  God  (hall  call 


2.2p.which  the  Lord  our  God  giveth  us 
3  3 .  Lordoat  God  delivered  him  before 
36. Lordour  God  delivered  all  unto  us 
37.whacfoever  the  Lord  out  God  forbad 
3 . 3 .Lord  our  G .delivered  him  into  our  hands 
4.7.1^0^  God  is  in  all  things 
5.  z.  Lord  out  God  made  a  covenant  with  us 
zq.Lord  our  God  hath  fhewed  us  his  glory 
15. if  we  heare  the  voice  of  the  Lord  our  God 
27.aH  that  the  Lord  our  God  (hall  fay 

all  that  the  Lord  our  God  (hall  fpeak 
,6.4.the  Lord  oik  God  is  one  Lord 

20.which  the  Lo.our  G.  hath  command,  you 
24.to  feare  the  Lord  our  God 
2  5  .before  the  Lord  our  God,  as  he  hath 
29.1 5-ftandeth  this  day  before  the  Lord  our  G. 
29.fecret  things  belong  unto  the  Lo.our  G. 
fojh.i  8.6.1ots  for  you  before  the  Lord  our  God 
2  2. 1  j.befide  the  altar  of  the  Lord  our  G  od 

Verfe  29. 

24.17.L0/-rfour  Go.  he  it  is  that  brought  us  up 

24.the  Lord  our  God  will  we  ferve 

jfudg.  1 1 .24.  whomfoever  the  L.  our  G.ihall  drive 

1  S<««.7.8.ceafe  not  to  cry  unto  the  Lo.  our  G.for 

1  l^in.S.^  7. the  Lord  our  God  be  with  us 

59.be  nigh  unto  the  Lord  out  God 

6  y .unto  the  river  of  Egypt  bef.the  L.our  G. 

2  }<Ci?2.i8.i2.wetruft  in  the  Lord  our  God 

19.1 9.O  Lord  our  God/ave  thou  us  out  of 

1  Cbro.i  3.2 .  and  that  it  be  of  the  Lord  our  God 

1  5.  1 3. Lord  our  God  made  a  breach  upon 

16. 14.be  is  the  Lord  our  God 

29.16.O  Lord  our  God,  all  this  ftore  that 

2  Chro.z.^.on  ihefolemne  feafts  of  the  Lo.  our  G. 

1 3. 1 1. we  keep  the  charge  of  the  Lord  our  God 
14  7.becaufe  we  have  fought  the  Lord  our  God 

1 1 .0  Lord  our  God,for  we  reft  on  thee 

1 9.7. there  is  no  iniquity  with  the  Lord  our  C. 

29.fi.eviH  in  the  eyes  of  the  Lord  our  God 

32.8.but  with  us,is  the  Lordour  God 

1  i.Lord our  God  fhall  deliver  us  out 

S^.9.8 .grace  hath  bin  (hewed  from  the  L.ourG 


Rev.  1 9. 1. honour  and  power  to  the  Lord  our  God 

3LoiD  their  God. 
Exod.  10.7  .that  they  may  ferve  the  Lord  their  God 
29.46.  (hall  know  that  I  am  the  Lord  their  G. 
dwell  amongft  them,I  am  the  L.their  G. 
Lew.  26.44. for  I  am  the  Lord  their  God 
Jud? .3-7.and  forgat  the  Lord  their  God 

8. 3 4. remember  not  the  Lord  their  God 
1  &«8.i2.9.whent!iey  forgat  the  Lord  their  [God 

1  Kjn.9.9.  becaufe  they  forfooke  the  Lord  their  G. 

2  Kjn.\7.y. had  finned  againft  the  Lord  their  God 

9.that  were  not  right  againft  the  Lo.their  G. 
1 4.  did  not  beleeve  in  the  Lord  their  God 
16.  left  the  command,  of  the  Lord  their  God 
i9#kept  the  commandeme.  of  the  L. their  G. 
18. 1 2.obeyed  not  the  voice  of  the  Lor.thtiv  G. 
2  Chro.i 1.6.  were  confecratcd  unto  the  L.their  G. 
3  3. 1 7. yet  unto  the  Lord  their  God  only 
34.3  3. even  to  ferve  the  Lord  their  God 
Nch.g. $.book  of  the  law  of  the  Lord  their  God 

and  worfhipped  the  Lord  their  God 
4.  with  aloud  voice  unto  the  Lord  their  God 
fer. 3. 2 1. have  forgotten  the  Loi'rfthcir  God 
7. 28.obeyeth  not  the  voice  of  the  Lord  their  G. 
22-9.have  forfakenthe  coven,  of  the  L.their  G. 
30.9. they  (hall  ferve  the  Lord  their  God 
43. 1. all  the  words  of  the  Lord  their  God 

for  which  the  Lo.their  G.had  fent  them 
5 0.4.  they  (hall  goe  and  feek  the  Lord  their  G. 
£^.28.26.know  that  I  am  the  Lord  their  God 

Chap.34.30.8c  39.22,28. 
Ho/.i.7.and  will  favethem  by  theLorrftheir  God 
3. 5. fhall  feek  the  Lord  their  God 
7.  lo.and  they  do  not  return  to  the  lo.their  G. 
Zeph.z.y.for  the  Lord  their  God  (hall  vifit  them 
Hag.  1 . 1 2.obeyed  the  voyce  of  the  Lord  their  God 
as  the  Lord  their  God  had  fent  him 
14. did  workinthehoufeofthe  L.theirGod 
Zech.g.i6.Lord their  God  fhall  five  them  , 

io^.theLorrf  their  God,&  will  beare  them 
Luty.  i.i6.(hall  he  turne  toithe  Lord  their  God 
I01D  'thy  God, 


Nefo.iQ.29.all  the  command. of  the  Lo;d our  God    Gra.27.2o.becaufetheL0jhyG.brough.ti1  tome 
34.toburn  upon  the  altar  of  the  Lordour  G.  j  Exod.  1 5,26.  hearken  to  the  voice  of  the  L.thy<}. 


P/a/.20.7.will  remem.the  Name  of  the  Lo.our  G. 
90.i7«beauty  of  the  Lo.our  God  be  upon  us 
94.2  3  .the  Lord  our  God  fhall  cut  them  off 
9Q.$.exalt  ye  the  Lord  our  God,  and  worihip 
Verfe  9. 
8.thouanfweredft  them,  O  Lord  our  God 
g.for  the  Lor d  our  God  is  holy 
105  .7. he  is  the  Lord  our  God 
106.47.fave  us,  O  Lordour  God 
1 1 3 .5.  who  is  like  unto  the  Lordour  God 
1 22.9.becaufe  of  the  houfe  of  theLord  our  God 
123.2X0  our  eyes  wait  upon  the  Lordour  God 
1/1.26.13.0  Lordour  God,other  lords  have  had 

37.20.O  Lord  our  God,Save  us  from  his  hand 
./«■.$. 2 2.thou  art  the  Lord  our  God 

23  .in  the  Lo.  our  G.is  the  falvation  of  Ifrael 

2  j. we  have  finned  againft  the  Lord  our  God 

not  obeyed  the  voice  of  the  Lord  our  G. 

jf.i9.wherefoie  doth  the  Lo.our  G.thefe  things 

24.1et  us  now  feare  the  Lordour  God 
8. 1 4. Lord  our  God  hath  put  us  to  filence 
1 4. 2 2. art  not  thou  he>0  Lordour  God 
16.10.that  we  have  commic.agai.  the  Lour  G, 
26.i£.in  the  Name  of  the  Lordour  God 
3  i.6.1et  us  goe  up  unto  the  Lord  our  God 
3 7. 3. pray  unto  the  Lotrfour  God  for  us 
42.6.  we  obey  the  voice  of  the  Labour  God 

Verfe  6. 
20.pray  f  or  us  unto  the  Lordour  God 

unto  all  that  the  Lord  our  God  (hall  fay 
43«2.the  Lord  our  God  hath  not  fent  thee 
50.28. in  Zion  the  venge.  of  the  Lord  our  God 
Ji.io.inZionthe  work  of  the  Lord  our  God 
Dan.g.cf. to  the  Lord  our  God  belong  mercies 

10.  neither  obeyed  the  yoice  of  the  L.our  G. 


20. 2.I  am  the  Lord  thy  God,  which  brought 
1  Dent.  5.6. 
5.I  the  Lord  thy  God  am  ajealousGod 
7.Name  of  the  Lord  thy  God  in  vain 
lo.isthe  Sabbath  of  the  Lord  thy  God 
1 2.which  the  Lord  thy  God  giveth  thee 
23.19.brmg  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  thy  G. 
34.24.to  appear  before  the  Lord  thy  God 
26.unto  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  thy  God 
Dent.  1. 2 1. behold  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  fet 
3  i.how  that  the  Lord  thy  God  bate  thee 
z.7. Lordthy  God  hath  bleffedthee 

Lord  thy  God  hath  been  with  thee 
1         -$o.Lord  thy  God  hardened  his  fpirit 
4<3.the  Lord  thy  God  deftroyed  thee 

io.ftoodeft  before  the  Lo.  thy  God  in  Horeb 
I9.which  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  divided 
2i.whichthe  Lord  thy  God  giveth  thee 
23  .which  the  Lo.  thy  G.hath  forbidden  thee 
z^-Lord  thy  God  is  a  confuming  fire 
25.evillinthe  fight  of  the  Lord  thy  God 
2 9. thence  thou  (halt  feeek  the  Lord  thy  Go. 

30.  if  thou  turn  to  the  Lord  thy  God 

3 1.  Lord  thy  God  is  a  merciful!  God 
40.which  the  Lord  thy  G-giveth  thee  for  evet 

5.9.I  the  Lord  thy  God  am  a  jealous  God 
1 1  .not  take  the  Name  of  the  L.thy  G  .in  va. 
Chap.6.11. 
i2,fanc~tifie  it  as  the  L.thy  G.  hath  comma. 
14.  is  the  Sabbath  of  the  Lord  thy  God 

Chap.6.14. 
1 5. L.thy  G.brou.thee  out— L.  thy  G.  com. 
i6.asthe  Lord  thy  God  hath  commanded 

land  which  the  Lo.thy  G.giveth  thee 
6.2.thou  miehteft  feare  the  Lord  thy  God 
Kkk  2 


6.the  Lord  thy  God  which  brought 
1 5. that  the  L.thy  G. brought  thee  out  thence 
therefore  the  Lord  thy  God  common. 
7. 1. when  the  Lord  thy  God  fhall  bring  thee 
2. when  the  Lord  thy  God  (hall  deliver 
6. an  holy  people  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 

the  Lord  thy  God  hath  choferi  thee 
9.that  the  Lord  thy  God, he  is  God 
1 2.the  Lord  thy  God  (hall  keep* 
i6.which  the  Lordthy  God  (halldeliv.  thee 
i8.whatthelWthy  God  did  unto  Pharr.oh 
1  p.whcreby  the  Lord  thy  G  .brought  rhee  out 
fo  (hall  the  Lord  thy  G.doe  unto  all 
zo-Lord  thy  God  will  fend  the  hornet 
2 1. for  the  Lord  thy  God  is  among  you 

1  2. Lord  thy  God  will  put  outthefe  nations 

2  $.Lord  thy  G.  fhall  deliver  them  unto  thee 
25.for  it  is  abomination  to  the  Lord  thyGod 

8. 2. remem.the  way  which  the  Lord  thy  God 
5X0 the  Lordthy  God  chaftencth  thee 
6.keep  thecommandem.of  the  Lord  thy  God 
7. Lord  thy  G.bringeth  thee  into  a  good  land 
10. then  thou  fhall  bleffe  the  Lordthy  God 
1 1  .beware  thou  forget  not  the  Lord  thyGod 
1 4. and  thou  forget  the  Lord  thy  God 
1 8. thou  (halt  remember  the  Lordthy  God 
1 9. doe  at  all  forget  the  Lord  thy  God 
9.3.underftand  that  the  Lord  thy  God  is  he 
4.after  that  the  Lord  thyGod  hath  caft  them 
5.forthe  wickedn.of  thefenati.the  Lo.thy  G. 
6. Lord  thy  G.giveth  thee  not  this  good  land 
7.provokedft  the  Lordthy  God  to  wrath 
io.9.accol-ding  as  the  Lord  thy  God  promifed 
iz.whatdoth  the  Lo.  thy  G.  require  of  thee 
to  fear  the  L.to  G.&  to  fer.  the  L.thyG. 
14-heaven  of  heavens  is  the  Lords  thy  God 
20.thou  (halt  fear  the  Lord  thy  God 
2  2. and  now  the  Lord  thy  G.hath  made  thee 
1 1. 1. thou  (halt  love  the  Lord  thy  God 
-  i2.a  land  which  the  Lord  thy  G.careth  for 

eyes  of  the  Lord  thy  God  are  upon  it 
:  29.when  the  Lord  thyGod  hath  brought  thee 
1 2.7. wherein  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  bleffed 
15.accord.to  the  bleffingof  the  Lordthy  G. 
1 8. eat  them  before  the  Lordthy  God 

in  the  place  which  the  Lo.thy  G.fhall 

(hall  rejoyce  before  the  Lord  thy  God 

20.when  the  L.thy  G-fhall  enlarge  thy  bord. 

2i. if  the  place  which  the  Lothy  G.hath  cho. 

27.upon  the  altar  of  the  Lord  rhy  God 

Verfe  27. 
18. right  in  the  fight  of  the  Lordthy  God 
2p. when  the  Lord  thy  God  fhall  cut  off 
.  3 1  .not  doe  fo  unto  theLoirfthy  God 
1 3#5.out  of  the  way  w'h  the  L.thy  G.comman. 

1  o.to  thruft  thee  away  from  the  Lord  thy  G. 
1 2. one  of  the  cities  which  the  Lordthy  Go. 
16.  thefpoile  thereof  for  the  Lordthy  God 
18. hearken  to  the  voice  of  the  iWthy  God 

w  'b  is  right  in  the  fight  of  the  L.thyG . 
14.2.  holy  people  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 

Verfe  21. 

2  3 ,  (halt  eate  before  the  Lord  thy  God 

Verfe  26. 
learne  to  feare  the  Lordthy  God 
24.toofar,whichthe  Lo.  thy  God  (hall  chufe 
when  the  Lord  thy  G.hath  bleffed  thee 
2  5.place  which  the  Lord  thy  God  (hall  chufe 
29-that  the  Lord  thy  God  may  bleffe  thee 
1 5.4.01  the  land  w'b  thi  Lo.thy  G.giveth  thee 
Verfe  7. 
5.carefully  unto  the  voice  of  the  Lord  thy  G. 
6. for  the  Lordthy  God  bleffeth  thee 
10. for  this  thing  the  Lordthy  G.ihall  bleffe 
14. wherewith  the  Lordthy  Go.hath  bleffed 
1 5. and  the  Lord  rhy  God  redeemed  thee 
i8.and  the  Lord  thy  God  (hall  bleffe  thee 
i9.(hall  fanctifie  unto  the  Lordthy  God 
20.flwll  eat  ir  before  the  Lord  thy  God  * 
n.notfacrifici:  itbefore  the  Lordthy  God 
16. 1.  keep  the  paffever  unto  the  Lord  thyGod 
in  the  montli  of  Abib  the  L.thy  G.bro. 
2.  facrifice  a  p.ifleover  unto  the  Lord  thy  G. 
5.any  of  the  gates  which  the  Lordthy  God 
6. place  which  the  Lord  thy  God  (hall  chufe 
7.eat  it  in  the  piece  which  the  Lord  thy  God 


LOR  LOR  LOR        LOR 

x.  hearken  unto  the  voice  of  the  Lordthy  G. 
8.bleffing  in  the  land  which  the  L.thy  G.gi. 
9. (halt  keep  the  command.of  the  L.thy  Go. 
1 3  .hearken  unto  the  comma. of  the  L.thy  G. 
1 5>not  hearken  to  the  voice  of  the  L.thy  G. 
4y.heark.n0t  unto  the  voice  of  the  L.thy  G. 
47,becaufe  thou  fervedft  not  theLord  thy  G. 
J2.1and  which  the  Lo.thy  G.hath  given  thee 
5  3-daug. which  the  L.thy  G  .hath  given  thee 
5  8.and  fearfull  Name,  The  Lord  thy  God 
62.wouldft  not  obey  the  voi.of  the  L.thy  G. 

29.1 2. into  a  covenant  with  the  Lord  thy  God 
oath  w<h  the  Lord  thyG.maketh  with  thee 

3  0.1.  whither  the  Lord  thy  G.hath  driven  thee 
2.(halt  returne  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 
3. the  Lord  thy  G.vvill  turne  thy  captivity 

whither  the  L.thy  G.hath  fcatte.thee 
4.from  thence  will  the  Lord  thy  God  gacher 
f  .Lordthy  Go.will  bring  thee  into  the  land 
6.  Lord  thy  God  will  circurncife  thine  heart 
to  love  the  Lordthy  God 
7. Lord  thy  God  will  put  all  thefe  cutfes 
9  Lot/ thy  God  will  make  thee  plenteous 
1  o.fhalt  heark.unto  the  voice  of  the  L.thv  G . 
if  thou  turn  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 
ifi.this  day  to  love  the  Lord  thy  God 

the  Lord  thy  God  (hall  blcffe  thee 
20.  thawhou  mayeft  love  the  Lord  thy  God 

3 1.$. Lordthy  God,  he  will  goc  over  before 
6\Lflrdchy  God,heitisthatdo.h 
1 1.  come  to  appear  before  the  Lordthy  God 
Jojh.i.g.ior  the  Lordthy  God  is  with  thee 
i7.onely  the  Lord  thy  God  be  with  thee 

9«9.becaufe  6f  the  Name  of  the  Lord  thy  God 
24.how  that  the  Lord  thy  God  comma. Mofes 
^dg.6.2  6.build  an  altar  unto  the  Lordthy  God 

1  Sam.  1 2.  r  9-  pray  forthefm.unto  the  L.thy  G. 
13.13.not  kept  tbecomand.ofthe  Lordthy  G. 
1  j  .1 5.  to  fatrifice  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 

2i.facrifice  unto  the  Lord  thy  Go.in  Gilgal 
30.that  I  may  worfhip  the  Lord  thy  God 
2f  .29.bundleof  life  with  the  Lord  thy  God 

2  Sum.  1 4. 1 1  .King,  remember  the  Lord  thy  God 
1 7.  therefore  the  Lo-  thy  G.wil  be  with  thee 

i8.28.bleffed  be  the  L<rrd  thy  God  which 
24. 3. now  the  Lordthy  God  adde  unto  the  peo. 
23  .the  Lord  thy  God  accept  thee 
iK'«.i.i7.thou  fvvareft  by  the  Lordthy  God 
2. 3  .keep  the  charge  of  die  Lordthy  God 
lo.p.bleffed  be  the  'Lard  thy  God  which  delig. 
1 3.6.  inireat  now  the  face  of  the  Lord  thy  God 

2 1. the  Lord  thy  God  commanded  thee 

i7.i.2;as.the  Lo.thy  G.liveth,!  have  not  a  cake 

18.1 6. as  the  Lo.  thy  G.liv.  there  is  no  nation 

2  i£i».i9.4,'itmaybethe  Lordthy  God  will  heare 

words  which  the  Lord  thy  G.  hath  heard 

1  Chro.  1 1 .  i.Lord  thy  God  faid  unto  me       i 
22. 1 2.thou  mayft  keep  the  law  of  the  L.thy  G. 

2  Chro. 9. I.Lord  thy  God  which  delighted  in  thee 
to  be  King  for  the  Lord  thy  God 

1 6.7. arid  not  relied  on  the  Lord  thy  God 
Pfal.  8 1 . 1  o  .1  am  the  Lord  thy  God  w  hich  brought 
Ifa.y .  1 1  .askethee  a  figne  of  the  Lord  thy  God 
37.4.  may  be  the  Lwd  thy  God  will  heare  the 

reprove  the  words  wch  the  Lordthy  G.hath 
41. 1  i-Lord  thy  God  will  hold  thy  right  hand 
43. 3. Lord  thy  God,  the  holy  Oneoflfrael 
48. 1 7^0/^  thy G. which  teacheth  thee  to  profit 
5 1. 15.I  am  the  L.  thy  God  wcfl  divided  die  fea 
22  .Lordthy  God  that  pleadeth  the  caufe  of 
5  %.  f. run  unto  thee,  becaufe  of  the  Lo  thy  God 
60.9. unto  the  Name  of  the  Lordthy  God 
Jer.z.  17.thouh.aft  forfak.the  LthyGod  Ve.19. 
3 .1 3.tranfgreffed  againft  the  Lord  thy  God 
40.2.the  Lordthy  God  hath  pronounced 
42*2. and  pray  for  us  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 
3. the  Lordthy  God  may  (hew  us 
f  .which  the  Lord  thy  God  fhall  fend  thee 
Hof.ii.y.Lord  thy  God  from  the  land  of  Egypt 

Cha.13.4. 
14. 1 .0  IfraeUreturn  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 
Amos  9. 1 5, have  given  thcm,faith  the  Lo.  thy  God 
Micab  7. 10.  where  is  the  Lord  thy  God 
Zepb.  3.17.  Lord  thy  G  .in  the  midft  of  thee  is  mig. 
M<tf.4.7.thou  (halt  not  tempt  the  Lordthy  God 

Lb^4.  12. 


LOR 


LOR 


8.a folemne  affembly  to  the  Lordthy  God 
io.fcaft  of  weeks  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 

wch  thou  (halt  give  unto  the  L.thy  G. 
according  as  the  L.thy  G.hath  bleffed 
1 1  .(ha  t  rejoyce  before  the  Lord  thy  God 
L.thy  G.hath  chofen  to  place  his  Name 

1  j. a  folemne  feaft  to  the  Lord  thy  God 

becaufe  the  Lo.thy  G.fhall  bleffe  thee 
1 6.  thy  males  appear  before  the  Lord  thy  G. 
i7.accord.tothebleffing  wchthe  Lo.thy  G. 
18.  Judges  in  al  thy  gates  w'1'  the  Lord  thy  G. 
20.inherit  the  land  wch  the  Lo.thy  G.giveth 
2 1  .neer  Unto  the  altar  of  the  Lord  thy  God 
22.image,which  the  Lord  thy  God  hateth 

1 7. 1. unto  the  Lor.  thy  G.any  bullock  wherein 
that  is  abominat. unto  the  Lordthy  God 
2.within  any  of  thy  gates  which  theL.thyG. 
wickedneffe  in  the  fight  of  the  L.thy  G. 
8.into  the  place  v/ch  the  L.  thy  G.fhall  chufe 
1 1.  to  minifter  there  before  the  Lord  thy  G. 
i4.unto  the  land  wcl'  the  Lo.thy  Go.  giveth 
1  J.King  whom  the  Lordthy  God  (hal  chufe 

18.  •;. for  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  chofen  him 
g.Lo.  thy  G.giveth  thee,thou  (halt  not  learn 
i2,Lordthy  God  doth  drive  them  out 

1 3  .(halt  be  perfect  with  the  Lord  thy  God 
14.  Lord  thy  G.  hath  not  fuffered  thee  fo  to 
1  y.  Lordthy  God  will  raife  unto  thee  a  pro- 
ifi.that  thou  defiredft  of  the  Lord  thy  God 

19.1. when  the  Lo.thy  G.hath  cutoff  the  nati. 
whofe  land  the  L.thy  G.  giveth  tbee 
2.midft  of  the  land  which  the  Lo.thy  G.giv. 
3.  coafts  of  the  land  which  the  L.thy  G.giv. 
8  .if  the  Lord  thy  God  enlarge  thy  coaft 
9. to  love  the  Lordthy  God,'and  to  walk 
10.blo.be  not  (Tied  in  the  la.w'1'  theL.thyG. 
14.  inherit  in  the  land  which  the  L.thy  God 

20.i.for  the  Lordthy  God  is  with  thee 

I3.whenthc  Lordthy  God  hath  delivered  it 
14. Lord  thy  God  giveth  thee  to  pofftfle  ic 
16.  cities  which  the  Lordthy  God  doth  give 
17.3s  the  Lordthy  God  bath  command. thee 

2i«i'found  flain  in  the  land  which  theL.thyG. 
f  .for  them  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  chofen  to 
lo.Lord  thy  God  hath  delivered  them  into 
23  the  Lord  thy  God  giveth  tbee  for  an  inhe. 

22. s. are  abomination  to  the  Lord  thy  God 

23.5. Lordthy  God  would  not  hearken  unto 

LordrhyG. turned  thecurfe  into  ablef. 
becaufe  the  Lord  thy  God  loved  thee 

14  Lordthy  G.walketh  in  the  midft  of  thy 
1 8  .price  of  a  dog  in  the  ho.of  the  L<Mhy  G. 

thefe  arc  abom.unto  the  Lord  thy  God 

2  o.tbat  the  Lord  thy  God  may  bleffe  thee 
2i.ihaltvowavow  unto  the  Lordthy  God 

Lordthy  G-will  furely  require  it  at  thy 

2j.as  thou  haft  vowed  unto  the  Lord  thy  G. 

24.4.001  caufe  the  la.to  fin, which  the  L.thyG. 

9-what  the  Lord  thy  God  did  unto  Miriam 

1  3  .rightcoufnefs  unto  thee  bef.the  L.thy  G. 

1 8  .Lord  thy  God  redeemed  thee  thence 

19  Lo.thy  G.may  bleife  thee  in  all  the  work 
2  5.iy.lengthnedin  the  la. which  the  L.  thy  G. 

16.  are  abomination  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 

1 9. when  the  Lo.  thy  Go.hath  given  thee  reft 

in  the  land  which  the  L.thy  G.giv. tbee 

26.2.  (halt bring  of  thy  land  that  the  L.thy  G. 

unto  the  place  which  the  L.thy  G.fhall 

3 . 1  profeffe  this  day  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 

4. down  before  the  altar  of  the  Lord  thy  God 

5-3nd  fay  before  the  Lord  thy  God 

lo.fhall  fet  it  before  the  Lordthy  God 

and  worfhip  before  the  Lord  thy  God 

1 1.  in  every  good  thing  which  the  L.thy  G. 

1  ?.then  thou  (halt  fay  before  the  L.thy  God 

1 6.  this  day  the  Lo.  thy  G  .commanded  thee 

19.be  an  holy  people  unto  the  Lordthy  God 

27.2.fha!l  paffe  unto  the  la.which  the  L.thyG. 

j.which  the  Lordthy  God  giveth  thee 

6\altarof  the  Lordthy  God  of  whole  ftones 

burnt  offe.thereon  unto  the  Lo.  thy  G. 

7. and  (halt  rejoyce  before  the  Lordthy  God 

9.  an  become  the  people  of  the  Lord  thy  G. 

ictherefore  obey  the  voice  of  the  Lo.thy  G. 

28.1  .unto  the  voice  of  the  Lord  thy  God 

that  the  Lordthy  God  wil  fet  thee  on  high 


lo.thou  fnalt  y,  orfhip  the  lordthy  God 

L#£e4.i2. 
22, 37. the  Lordthy  God  with  all  thy  heart 

Mar.\x.^o.Lu\t  10.27. 
J.0J9  your  God. 
£*od.8.28.thar  ye  may  facrificc  to  the  Lo-yout  G. 

1  o.8.goe  ferve  the  Lord  your  God 

1 7  .intreat  the  Lord  your  God  that  he  may 

2  3.26.and  ye  (hall  ferve  the  Lord  your  God 
Lcf.ip.Lfor  I  the  Lord  your  God  am  holy 

23.28.make  an  attone.for you  bef.the  L.yo.G. 
40. rejoyce  before  the  Lo.your  G.feven  daies 
Ata.io.g.lhalbe  remem.  before  the  Lord  your  G. 
Deut.1.10.  Lord  your  God  hath  multiplied  you 

2  tf.aga.the  command,  of  the  Lord  your  God 

3  o.Lord  your  God,he  fhall  fight  for  you 
3  2.  ye  did  not  beleeve  the  Lord  your  God 

3.1 8. the  Lord  your  God  hath  given  you  this 
20.which  theLord  your  God  hajh  given  you 
n.LordyourGodhailidone  unto^hefe 

2  2  Lord  your  God  (hall  fight  for  you 

4.2. keep  the  commandeme.of  the  Lord  your  G. 
4.yedid  cleave  to  the  Lerdyour  God 
23.forget  the  covenant  of  the  Lord  your  God 

3  4.  the  Lord  your  God  did  for  you  in  Egypt 
?.}2.  as  the  Lordyour  God  hath  comman.  you 

33.  which  the  L.your  G.hath  command.you 
6.  i.the  Lord  your  G.  commanded  to  teach  you 
i6.ye  (hall  not  tempt  the  Lord  your  God 
1 7.kcep..the  commandem.of  the  Lo.your  G. 
8.fco.ooedient  unto  the  voice  of  the  L.your  G. 
9.  i6.ye  had  finned  againft  the  Lord  your  God 
23.aga.the  commandem.of  the  Lord  your  G. 
10.17.  Lord  your  God  is  God  of  gods 
1 1 . 2.chaftifement  of  the  Lord  your  God 
1 3  .to  love  the  Lord  your  God,and  ferve  him 
2  i.to  love  the  Lo.your  God,and  to  walke  in 
2  %.  Lord  your  God  (hall  lay  the  feare  of  you 
27. obey  the  coimrnande.of  the  Lo.ycur  God 
28.if  ye  fhal  not  obey  the  com.of  tbeL.yo  G. 
3 1,  which  the  Lord  your  God  giveth  you 
iz.4.ye  fhall  not  doe  fo  unto  the  Lord  your  G. 
5. place  which  the  Lord  your  God  lhall  chufe 
7.there  ye  fhali  eat  befoTe  the  Lwd  your  G o. 
9.inher.Wihich  the  Lord  your  G.giveth  you 
aeJ&nd  whkh  the  Lo.  your  G.  giveth  you  to 
1 1  .which  the  Lord  your  Go  J  (hall  chufe 
1 2.fhall  rejoyce  before  th«  Lord  your  God 
13.3  .Lrrrd  your  God  proveth  you,to  know 
whether  ye  love  the  Lord  your  G.wkh  all 
4  ye  (hall  walk  after  the  Lord  your  God 
5. to  turn  youaway  from  the  Lordyour  God 
14. 1. ye  are  the  children  of  the  Lordyour  God 
20.4.Lordyour  God  is  he  that  goeth  with  you 

18. ye  fin  againft  the  Lord  your  God 
29  6\might  know  th-tt  I  am  the  Lord  your  Go. 
10.  ftandtbis  day  before  the  Lordyour  God 
18.  this  day  from  the  Lord  your  God  to  goe 
3 1 .1 2. may  learneand  feare  the  Lordyour  God 
1 3. and  learne  to  feare  the  Lord  your  God 
26.arkofthe  covenant  of  the  Lordyour  God 
Jojb.i.i  1.  Lordyour  God  giveth  you  topoffefleit 
1 3. Lord  your  God  hath  given  you  reft 
1  f . which  the  Lord  yout  God  giveth  them 
2.1 1.  for  the  lordyour  God,he  is  in  heaven 
3. 3. fee  the  ark  of  the  covenant  of  the  L.  yo.G. 

J.hear  the  words  of  the  Lord  your  God 
4.5.  paffe  before  the  ark  of  the  Lord  your  God 
23. L.your  G. dried  up  the  waters  of  Jordan 
as  the  L.your  G.did  to  the  red  fea 
24  .that  ye  might  fear  the  Lord  your  God 
8.7 .for  the  Lo.your  God  will  deliver  h  into 
10.19.L0  your  G.hath  deliv.them  into  your  ha. 
22.3.charge  of  the  command. of  the  L.your  G. 
4. Lo.your  G.hath  given  reft  unto  your  bret. 
f.to  love  the  Lord  your  God, and  to  walke 
23-3.feen  all  that  theLord  your  God  hath  done 
Lordyour  God  fought  for  you 
S. Lord  your  God  he  (hall  expell  them 

as  the  Lord  your  God  hath  promifed 
8. but  cleave  unto  the  Lordyour  God 
lo.Lflrdyour  God  fighteth  for  you 
1 1  .take  heed  that  ye  love  theLord  your  God 
1 3. know  that  the  Lord  your  G.wil  no  more 
which  the  Lordyour  G.hath  given  you 
Chap.  23. 1  ?. 
I4.which  j 


LOR        LOR 

14.  which  the  Lord  your  God  fpake  concern. 

1 5.  which  the  Lord  your  Godpromifed  you 
i6.tranfgrefled  the  coven.of  the  Lo.your  G. 

1  Sam.  1 2. 1  a.when  the  lo.your  G.was  your  King 
14.  continue  following  the  Lord  your  God 

1  Kjri.S.61.  be  perfect  with  the  Low/ your  God 

2  Kjtt.  1 7 . 3 9>the  Lordyour  God  ye  fhall  fear 

z  3.21.  keep  the  pafleover  unto  the  Lo.your  G. 

1  Cteo.22.18.is  not  the  Lordyour  God  with  you 

10.  fet  your  foule  to  feek  the  Lord  your  God 
28.8.  feek  for  allthecom.ofthe  Lo.  your  God 
29.20.now  bleffe  the  Lord  your  God 

2  Cforo.20.20.beleeve  in  the  Lordyour  God 

28.10.fins  againft  the  Lordyour  God 
jo.8.and  fervethe  Lordyour  God 

9.  for  the  Lord  your  God  is  gracious  &  mer. 
3  5 .  3 .  ferve  now  the  Lo.your  G .  and  his  people 
Neh.2. p.this  day  is  holy  unto  the  Lord  your  God 

9.  5  .and  blefle  the  Lord  your  God  for  ever 
Pfiil.76.1 1. vow  and  pay  unto  the  Lord  your  God 
Jer.\  2.i6.give  glory  to  the  Lordyour  God 
26. 1 3  .obey  the  voice  of  the  Lord  your  God 
42.4.I  will  pray  unto  the  Lord  your  God 
1  3  .neither  obey  the  voice  of  the  Lo.your  G. 
20.ye  fent  me  unto  the  Lord  your  God 
2 1  .not  obeyed  the  voice  of  the  Lord  your  G. 
fod  1 .  i4.into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  your  God 
2.1  j. and  turn  to  the  Lord  your  God 

i4.a  drink-offering  unto  the  Lord  your  God 
2$.and  rejoyce  in  the  Lord  your  God 

26.  and  praife  the  name  of  the  Lord  your  G. 
3. 17.  know  that  I  am  the  Lordyour  God 

Zecb£.  1 5  .obey  the  voice  of  the  Lord  your  God 
Acls  3.22.3  prophet  fhall  the  Lo.your  Godraife 

Chap.7.37. 
io?0  of  hofts, 

1  S<«».  1.3. unto  the  Lord  of  holies  in  Shiloh 

1 1.  vowed  a  vow,and  faid  to  the  Lord  of  ho. 

4.4.ark  of  the  covenant  of  the  Lord  of  hofts 

i5.2.thus  faith  the  Lo.of  hofts        *  Sam.  7.8. 

See  further  in  Srith  the  JLojD. 

1 7.4  5.I  come  in  the  name  of  the  Lor.  of  hofts 

2  &jw.6.2.called  by  the  name  of  the  Lord  of  hofts 

18.bleff.the  peo.in  the  name  of  the  L.of  ho. 
7. 16.  Lord  of  hofts  is  God  ovet  Ifrael 

27.  for  thoUjO  Lord  of  hofts,haft  revealed 

1  Kjn.  18. 1  ^.Elijah  faid.  As  the  Lord  of  ho.  liveth 

19.  io.very  jealous  for  the  Lord  God  of  hofts 
Verfe  14. 

2  Kjn.2.i4JE\i)3.h  faid, As  the  Lo.of  hofts  liveth 

io.3i.thezealeof  the  Lo.of  hofts  (hall  do  this 
1  Cibro.  n.9.for  the  Lord  of  hofts  was  with  him 

i7.24.theLordofhofts,evenaGod  tolftael 
Ffal.z^io. Lord  of  hofts",  heistheKing  of  glory 

46.7.the  Lord  of  hofts  is  with  us,.the  God 

Verfe  11. 

48 .8  .feen  in  the  city  of  the  Lord  of  hofts 

59.5.O  Lord  God  of  hofts,awake  to  vifit 

84. 1. thy  tabernacle,  O  Lord  of  hofts 
3 .0  Lord  of  hofts,  my  King 
12.O  Lord  of  hoftsjblefled  is  the  man 
Ifa.  1 .9. except  the  Lord  of  hofts  had  left  unto  us 
24-therefore  faith  the  Lord»theLord  of  hofts 

2. 1 2.for  the  day  of  the  Lo.of  hofts  (hall  be  upon 

3. 1. Lor.  of  hofts  doth  take  away  from  Jerufal. 

5 .7  .for  the  vineyard  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  is  the 
9_in  mine  eares  faid  the  Lord  of  hofts 
1 6.  Lo.of  hofts  fhall  be  exalted  in  judgement 
Z4.caft  away  the  law  of  the  Lord  of  hofts 

6. 3  .holy , hoi  y,  holy  is  the  Lord  of  hofts 
y.mineeyes  have  feen  the  Lord  of  hofts 

8.t3.fanc~tifie  the  Lord  of  hofts  himfelf 
i8.from  the  Lord  of  hofts  in  mount  Zion 

9. 7. zeal  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  will  perform  this 
i3.neither  doe  they  feek  the  Lord  of  hofts 
19.  through  the  wrath  of  the  Lo.  of  ho.is  the 

io.i6.Lo .of  hofts  (hall  fend  among  his  fat  ones 
2.6. Lord  of  hofts  (hall  ftir  up  a  fcourge  for 
3.the  Lard  of  hofts  (hill  lop  the  bow 

1 3. 4.Lord  ofhofts  muftereth  the  battell 

1 3.out  of  her  place  in  the  wrath  of  the  L.  of 
14.21.Ile  rife  up  againft  them,faith  the  L.ofh. 
23.of  deftru&ion,  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
z/y.Lord  of  hofts  hach  fworn,  faying 
27.for  the  Lord  of  hofts  hath  purpofed 
17.3  .glory  of  the  chil.of  If.faith  the  L.of  hofts 


LOR        LOR 


LOR 


LOR 


i8.7.prefent  be  brought  unto  the  Lord  of  hofts 
to  the  place  of  the  name  of  the  Lo.of  hofts 

I9.4.ftiall  rule  over  them,faith  the  Lo.  of  hofts 
1 2. what  the  L.of  ho.  hath  purpofed  on  Egy. 
1 6.  (haking  of  the  hand  of  the  Lord  of  hofts 
1 7.becaufe  of  the  counfell  of  the  Lo.of  hofts 
1 8. and  fwear  to  the  Lord  of  hofts 
20.and  for  a  witnefle  unto  the  Lord  of  hofts 
2f.whom  the  Lordof  hofts  (hall  blefle 

21.10.  which  I  have  heard  of  the  Lordof  hofts 

2  2. 1 4.  revealed  in  mine  eares  by  the  L.of  hofts 

2  5. in  that  day  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts  fhalthe 
23.9X0^  of  hofts  hath  purpofed  it 
24.23.whentheLordofhofts(hallreignein 
2  5  .6. in  this  mountain  (hall  the  Lord  of  hofts 
28.5.01  that  day  (hall  the  Lordof  hofts  be  for 
29.6.  thou  (halt  be  viGted  of  the  Lord  of  hofts 
31.4.  fo  (hall  the  Lord  of  hofts  come  down 

5.fo  fhal  the  Lord  of  hofts  defend  Jerufalem 
37.16.O  Lo.God  of  hofts,  that  dwelleth  betw. 

3  2.  zeale  of  the  Lordof  hofts  (hall  doe  this 
39.5.hearthe  word  of  the  Lordof  hofts 
44.6.  and  his  Redeemer  the  Lord  of  hofts 
45.13  .not  for  price,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
47.4-the  Lord  of  hofts  is  his  Name  Ch.48.2. 

&yi.  15.  &  54.5. 
/er.6.6.for  thus  hath  the  Lord  of  hofts  faid 
9.  thus  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
8 . 3  .dtiven  them,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
io.i6.Lordofhoftsishis Name    Cha.31.35. 
&  32.18.8c  50. 34.8c  51.19. 
1 1. 17.  Lo.of  hofts  that  planted  thee,hath  pro. 
20.but,O,  L.of  hofts  that  judgethrighteouf. 
20.1 2.but,  O  L.  of  hofts  tbattrieth  the  right. 
23.36.  perverted  the  words  of  the  Lordof  hofts 
27.18.now  make  interceffion  to  the  L.ofhofts 
28. 2. thus  fpeaketh  the  Lo.of  hofts,I  have  brok. 
29.25.thusfpeak.the  L  of  ho.Becaufe  thou  haft 
33.1 1. praife  the  Lord  of  hofts 
46.18.King,  whofe  Name  is  the  Lord  of  hofts 
Chap.48.15. 
2  5  .Lord  of  hofts  faith,I  will  punifh  the  muh 
5 1. 5. not  forfaken  of  the  Lordof  hofts 
14.  the  Lord  of  hofts  hath  fworn  by  himfelfe 
57,King,whofeNameis  the  Lord  of  hofts 
Micab  4.4-mouth  of  the  Lor.of  hofts  hathfpoke  it 
Nahxm  1.  r  3 .1  am  againft  thee,(aith  the  Lo.  of  ho. 

Chap.  3. 5. 
Heb.z.i  3. is  it  not  of  the  Lo.  of  hofts  that  the  peo. 
Zepb.z.o.as  I  live,faith  the  Lordof  hofts 

io.againft  the  people  of  the  Lordof  hofts 
HtfP.i.2.thus  fpeaketh  the  Lordof  hofts,faying 
9.faith  the  L.of  hofts,Becaufe  of  mine  houfe 
14. did  work  in  the  houfeof  the  Lord  of  ho. 
2.4.for  I  am  with  you,  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
7.this  houfe  with  glory,faith  the  Lo.of  hofts 
8.  and  thegold  is  mine,faith  the  Lo..  of  hofts 
9-greater  then  the  former,faith  the  Lo.of  ho. 
will  I  give  peace,faith  the  Lo.of  hofts 
2 3. faith  the  L.  of  hofts,will  I  take  thee  Zer. 
I  have  chofenthee,faith  the  Lo.of  hofts 
Zecb.  1 .3 .  thus  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts,  Turn  ye 

unto  me,faith  the  Lo.ot  hofts,and  He 
turne  unto  you,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
6.1ikeastheLordofhoftsthoughttodoe 
12.O  Lordof  hofts j  how  long  wilt  thou 
16. faith  the  Lord  of  hofts,A  line  (hall  be 
2.9.  that  the  Lord  of  hofts  hath  fent  me   V.  1 1 . 
3.9.faith  the  Lordof  hofts,  and  I  will  remove 

lo.faith  the  Lord  of  hofts,  (hall  ye  call  every 
4.6 .but  by  my  fpirit,  faith  the  Lordof  hofts 
p.that  the  Lordof  hofts  hath  fent  me 

Chap.  6. 15. 1 
5.4. 1  will  bring  it  forth,  faith  the  Lo.  of  hofts 
6.i2.thus  fpeaketh  the  Lor.  of  hoft,Behold  the 
7.3.werein  the  houfe  of  the  Lordof  hofts 
4-word  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  unto  me 
9.thus  fpeaketh  the  Lord  of  hofts 
i2.words  which  the  Lord  of  hofts  fent' 

came  a  great  wrath  from  the  Lo..ofhofts 
1 3 .1  would  not  hear,faith  t  he  Lord  of  hofts 
8.  i.again  the  word  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  came 
3. and  the  mountain  of  the  Lord  of  hofts 
6 .thus  faith  the  Lo.of  ho.If  it  be  marvellous 
in  my  eyes,faith  the  Lordof  hofts 
9.thus  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
Kkk  3 


1 1. in  the  former  dayes,  faith  the  Lord  of  ho* » 
18.  word  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  came  unto  me 
2 1. and  to  feekihe  Lord  of  hofts 
22.fhallcometo  feek  the  Lordof  hofts 
9. 1 5. Lord  of  hofts  (hall  defend  them 
io.3.L#/d  of  hofts  hathviuted  his  flock 
1 2. 5. (hall  be  my  ftrength  in  the  Lordof  hofts 
i3.2.faith  the  Lo.of  hoftSjIle  cut  offthe  names 

7-that  is  my  fellow,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
14. 16. to  worlhip  the  King,  the  Lordof  hofts 
i7.to  warlhip  the  King,the  Lord  of  hofts 
2 1 .  (halbe>Holine ffe  unto  the  Lord  of  hofts 
no  more  the  Can. in  the  hou.of  theL.of  h. 
Mai.  1 .6.where  is  my  fear, faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
8  .or  accept  thy  perfon.fakh  the  Lord  of  hofts 
9.your  perfons,faith  the  Lordof  hofts 
10.no  pleafure  in  you,fnth  the  Lord  of  hofts 
1 1. great  among  the  heath.faith  the  L.of  ho. 
1 3  .have  fnuffed  at  it/aith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
14.I  am  a  great  King,faith  the  Lordof  hofts 
2.2.  glory  unto  my  Name,  faith  the  Lo.of  hofts 
4.  might  be  with  Levi,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
7. for  he  is  themeflenger  of  the  Lor.of  hofts 
8. covenant  of  Levi,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
1 2.that  offer.an  offering  unto  the  Lordof  h. 
i6.with  his  garment,faith  the  Lordof  hofts 
3.1. he  (hall come,faith the  Lord ofhofts 
5.and  fear  not  me,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
y.Ile  return  unto  you/aith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
io.and  prove  me,faith  the  Lord  ofhofts 
1 1  .caft  her  fruits/aith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
1 2. be  a  delightfome  land/aith  the  L.of  ho. 
i4.walked  mournfully  before  the  L.ofhofts 
i7.they  (hall  be  mine,  faith  the  Lor.  ofhofts 
4.i.ihall  burn  them  up,  faith  the  Lordof  hofts 
3.that  I  (hall  doe  this,faith  the  Lord  ofhofts 
1  the  i,o#), 
Lex».i9.2.for  I  the  Lordyout  God  am  holy 
20.26.for  I  the  Lo.am  holy  Chap.2 1.8. 

21.15.for  I  the  Lord  doe  fanclifie  him 
23.  for  I  the  Lord  doe  fan  ftifie  them 

Chap.  2  2.9, 1 6. 
Num.  11.6. 1  the  Lo.willmake  my  felf  known  to 
14.35.I  the  Lord  have  faid  it,I  will  furely 
3  5.34.I  the  Lo.dwell  among  the  child. of  Ifrael 
7/^.41.4.1  the  Z.ord,<the  firft,  and  with  the  laft 
17.I  the  Lord  will  hear  them 
42.6.I  the  Lo.  have  called  thee  in  righteoufnefs 
45.3.thatlthe  L.which  call  thee  by  thy  Name 
7.I  the  Lord  doe  all  thefe  things 
8.1  the  Lord  have  created  it 
19.I  the  Lord fpeak  righttoufnefle 
2i.have  not  I  the  L.and  there  is  no  God  els 
60.16.  thatl  the  Lord  am  thy  Saviour 

2  2.I  the  Lord  will  haften  it  in  his  time 

C 1. 8.1  the  Lord  love  judgement 

/er.17.10.1  the  Lord  fearch  the  hearts,and  triethe 

£7^.5.13. 1  the  Lord  have  fpoken  it  in  my  aeale 

1 5. furious  rebukes:I  the  Lord  have  fpoken  it 

Verfe  17. 

14.4. 1  the  Lord  will  anfwer  him  that  cometh 

Verfe  7. 
9.I  the  Lord  have  deceived  that  prophet 
17.21.  know  that  I  the  Lord  have  fpoken  it 
24.I  the  Lord  have  brought  down  the  high 
I  the  Lord  have  done  it 
20.48  .fljall  fee  that  I  the  Lord  have  kindled  it 
2i.5.thatl  the  Lord  have  drawn/orth  my  fwo. 
17.I  the  Lord  have  faid  it 
32.for  I  the  Lord  have  fpoken  it  Cha.22.14. 
&  14.14.&  26.14.&  30.12. 

2  2. 2  2.that  I  the  Lord  have  powred  out  my  fury 
34.24.I  the  Lord  will  be  their  God 

I  the  Lord  have  fpoken 
30.I  the  Lord  their  God  am  with  them 

3  6. 3  6.that  I  the  Lord  build  the  ruinous  places 
I  the  Lord  will  doe  it 

37.14.that  I  the  Lord  willpetforme  it 
28.I  the  Lord  doe  fanctifie  Ifrael 
1  am  the  ilojtJ. 
Gen.  1 5.7. 1  am  'he  Lord  that  brought  thee  out  of  j 
Exod.6.z.l  am  the  Lord        Vcv.6,S}zo.Sc  12. 1 2  j 
Lew.  1 8.5,6,  11.&  19.12, 14,16,18,285  J 
30,3 1,37. &  20.8. &  21.12.&  22.2,3,8,! 
3°>3  *  j  33-  &  i6.»,45.N«J».3.i3>4,vi-'>-! 
Ifa.  43.11, 1 5.  &  44.  24.  &45-  ^6> ' 8; \ 
20.2.1  \ 


LOR        LOR 

20. 2 . 1  am  the  Lord  th.y  God 
Z.ry.ii.45.Iam  thzLotd  thatbringethyouup 

22. 1 2. 1  am  the  Lor^which  hallow  you 
//d.42.8.1  3m  the  Lorafjthat  is  my  Name 

44.5.one  fnall  fay,I  am  the  Lords 
Je?\Q,24.glory,that  he  knoweth  that  I  am  the  Lo. 

3  2;27-I  am  the  Lord,the  God  of  all  flefli 
JS^.i  2.2f.I  am  the  Lo~rd,\  willfpeak 
AW.  3  .6. for  I  am  the  Lord,\  change  noc 
Fjtdw  that  I  am  the  3U>ib,  See  ftnoiJ). 
lam  the  Jo20)W  God. 
Exod.6.y.  (hall  know  that  I  am  the  Lo.  your  God 
Chap.  16. 1 2. 
Lcw.1l.44.Iam  the  Lord  your  God      Ch.18.30. 

&  2$. 22,43.8c  24.22.  &  25.17,38,5  j.& 
z6.i3i1.Nma.  10.  10.8c  ij.41.Jude. 
6. io.Eigli.zo.  1,7,19,10  Joel  2.  27. 
ilo?D/eM  See  3lefll0. 
/» ik  £o;D. 
Gen.  1  j.tf.he  beleeved  in  the  Lord,znd  he  counted 
Jojh.zz.z  y.ye  havenopart  in  the  Lord:Co  (hall 

Verfe  27. 
1  S<zw.2.i.my  heart  rejoyceth  in  the  Lord 

mine  horn  is  exalted  in  the  Lord 
Pfal.4.  j.znd  putyour  truft  in  the  Lord 
1 1. 1. in  the  Lord  put  I  my  truft 

2  i.7.for  the  King  trufteth  in  the  Lord 
26.1. 1  have  trufted  alfo  in  the  Lord 

3 1. 6.  but  I  truft  in  the  Lord 

24.aH  ye  that  hope  in  the  Lord 
32.10.that  trufteth  in  the  Lord,metcy  fhall 

1 1.  be  glad  in  the  Lord 
34. 2. my  foul  mail  make  her  boaft  in  the  Lord 

3  j.9.my  foule  fhall  be  joyfull  in  the  Lord 
37.3.truft  in  the  Lord,and  doe  good 

4.  delight  alfo  thy  felf  in  the  Lord 
7.reft  in  the  Lord,and  wait  patiently 
40.j.fee  it  and  fear,and  fhall  truft  in  the  Lord 
56.10.in  the  Lord  will  I  praife  his  word 
64.  io.righteous  fhall  be  glad  in  the  Lord 
7  3.28.I  have  put  my  truft  in  the  Lord 
104. 3  4.I  will  be  glad  in  the  Lord 
1 1 2.7. his  heart  is  fixed,  trufting  in  the  Lord 

1 1  f.o-O  Ifrael,truft  thou  in  the  Lord 

I  o.O  houfe  of  Aaron,truft  in  the  Lord 

I I  .ye  that  fear  the  Lord,truft  in  the  Lord 
1 1 8.8. it  is  better  to  truft  in  the  Lord,  then 

Verfe  9. 

1 2  j.  1.  that  truft  in  the 'iW  fhall  be  as  mount 
130.7.  let  Ifrael  truft  in  the  Lord,  for  with  the 

P/J/.131.3. 
Pro.  3.  ? .truft  in  the  ZWwith  all  thine  heart 
i6.20.whofo  trufteth  in  the  Lord  happy  is  he 
22. 19. that  they  truft  in  ihzLordmy  God 
•28.2j.putteth  his  truft  in  the  Lord  (hall  be 
29. 2f.putteth  his  truft  in  the  Lord  fhall  befafe 
//rf-26.4.  truft  ye  in  the  Lord  for  ever  - 

in  the  Lord  Jehovah  isevetlafting  ftrength 
29.i?.increafe  their  joy  in  the  Lord 
36.7.  we  truft  in  the  Lord  out  God 

1  y.Hezekiah  make  you  truft  in  the  Lord 

4  f.  1 7. but  Ifrael  fhall  be  faved  in  the  Lord 

24.in  the  Lordhwe  I  righteoufneffe 

2  5.  in  the  Lord  fhall  all  the  feed  of  Ifrael  be 

5  8. 1 4.(halt  delight  thy  felf  in  the  Ifffti 
Jer. ^.i^.m  the  Lord  is  the  falvation  of  Ifrael 

i7.7.bleffed  is  the  man-that  trufteth  in  the  Lo. 
Zcph.$  .2.flie  trufted  not  in  the  Lord 
Hag.  1. 1 3.fpake  Haggai  in  the  Lords  meffage 
Zech.  1 2. 5. fhall  be  my  ftrength  in  the  Lord 
ACis  9-42.and  many  beleeved  in  the  Lord 

i4.3.abode  they  fpeaking  boldly  in  the  Lord 
Rom.  1  <5.2.that  ye  receive  her  in  the  Lord 
8. greet  Amplias  in  the  Lord 
1  i.houfhold  of  Narciffus  in  the  Lord 
1 2. and  Tryphofa  who  labour  in  the  Lord 

*  Perfis  which  labour.much  in  the  Lord 
1 3/alute Rufus  chofen  in  the  Lord 
22.I  Tertius,— falute  you  in  the  Lord 
1  Cor.1.1 1-he  that  glorieth,let  him  glory  in  the  L. 
zCor.  10.17. 
4. 1 7.  my  beloved  fon  and  faithfnll  in  the  Lord 
7.22.called  in  the  Lord,is  the  Lords  freeman 

3  9.  to  whom  (he  will,  only  in  the  Lord 
9.  i".are  not  you  my  work  in  the  Lord 


LOR         LOR 

2.feale  of  my  Apoftleihip  are  ye  in  the  Lord 
1  i.i  i.neither  the  wo.w^'out  the  man  in  thei. 
1  ^ .  5  8  .labour  is  not  in  vain  in  the  Lord 
1 6. 1 9. Aquila  &  Prif.falutc  you  much  in  the  L . 
Ephef.z.z  1  .groweth  unto  an  holy  temple  in  the  L. 
4.i7«this  I  fay  and  teftifie  in  the  Lord 
5 .8.but  now  are  ye  light  in  the  Lord 
6. 1. children  obey  your  parents  in  the  Lord 

lo.my  brethten,be  ftrong  in  the  Lord 

2 1  .Tichichus  a  faithfull  minifter  in  the  Lo. 
Pfo7.i.i4.brethreninthe  Lo.waxing  confident  by 
2.24.but  I  truft  in  the  Lord  that:  I  alfo 

29>receive  him  therefore  in  the  Lord 
4. 1. my  joy  and  crown,fo  ftand  fail  in  the  Lord 

2.  that  they  be  of  the  fame  mind  in  the  Lord 

lo.but  I  rejoyced  in  the  Z.o^greatIy,that 
Col.i .  1 8.  to  your  own  husban.  as  it  is  fit  in  the  L. 
47-and  fellow-fervant  in  the  Lord 

17.  miniftry  which  thou  haftrec.in  the  Lord 

1  The f.}.$. now  we  live,if  we  ftand  faft  in  the  Lo. 

?.i2.and  are  over  you  in  the  Lord 

2  T/K>/?.4.we  have  confidence  in  the  ZAtouching 
Philem.  itf.both  in  the  flefli  and  in  the  Lord 

20.1et  me  have  joy  of  thee  in  the  Lord 

refrcfli  my  bowels  in  the  Lord 
Rev.  14. 1 3  .bleffed  are  the  dead  which  die  in  the  L. 

Rejoyce  in  theiloilJ, 
Pfal.  33.1  .rejoyce  in  the  Lord,0  ye  righteous 

Pfal.  97- ii. 
Ifct.41.  ifi.and  thou  fhaltrejoyce  in  the  Lord 
6 1.  io.  I  wtll  greatly  rejoyce  in  the  Lord 
Joel  2. 2 3. and  rejoyce  in  the  Lord  your  God 
Hab.  3.18  .yet  I  w  ill  rej  oyce  in  the  Lord 
Zech.  io.7.their  heart  (hall  rejoyce  in  the  Lord 
Phil.  3. 1. finally, my  brethren, rejoyce  in  the  Lord 
4.4.  rejoyce  in  the  Lord  alway 
JlojD  is. 
Exod.9. 27. the  Lord  is  righteous,I  am  wicked 
1  j. 2. the  Lordis  myttrength  andfonc 

3.  Lo.is  a  man  of  war,  the  Lor.  is  his  Name 
1 8 . 1 1  the  Lord  is  greater  then  all  gods 
Num.14. i8.the Lord is  long-fufFering 

42.gtf  not  up/or  the  Lord  is  not  among  you 
16.3. every  one  of  them,&  the  Lo.  is  amo.them 
Df«f.io.9.the  Lordis  his  inheritance 

18. 1. the  Lordis  their  inheritance 
Jojh.i 2.3 4.witnefle  that  the  Lordis  God 

1  Sam.z.i.ioi  the  Lwdis  a  God  of  knowledge 

16.18.  is  a  comely  perfon,&  the  i.is  with  him 
28. 16. feeing  the  Lordis  departed  from  thee 

2  Sam.7.i.hx  the  Lordis  with  thee 

22.2.and  he  faid,The  Lordis  my  rock 

1  Kjn.8.6o.may  know  that  the  Lord  is  God 

20.28. Syrians  have  faid,  The  Lordis  God  of 

2  Chro.  1 2.6\they  faid, The  Lord  is  righteous 

i3.io.asforus,the  lorrfisourGod 
1  y ,2.the  Lo.  is  with  you  while  you  be  with  him 
Pfal.i).  16. Lord  is  known  by  the  judgement  which 
1  o.  1 6.the  Lord  is  King  for  ever  and  ever 
1  L4.thel.0wf  is  in  his  holy  temple 
I4.6.becaufe  the  Lord  is  his  refuge 
16.  f. Lordis  the  portion  of  mine  inheritance 
1 8. 2. Lora/ is  my  rock  and  my  fortreffe 
23. 1. the  Lord  is  my  fhepheard,I  fhall  not  want 
27.  i.the  Lord  is  my  light  and  my  falvation 

the  Lordis  the  ftrength  of  my  life 
28#7.the  Lord  is  my  ftrength  and  fhield 
8.  the  Lord  is  their  ftrength,and  he  is 
2?.3.voice  of  the  Lord  is  upon  the  waters 

the  Lordis  upon  many  waters 
4.voice  of  the  L.is  powerf.the  voi.of  the  L.is 

3  4.8.O  tafte  and  fee  that  the  Lordis  good 
47. 2. for  the  Lord moft  high  is  terrible 
89. 1 8  .for  the  Lord  is  our  defence 
9 2. 1  j. to  (hew  that  the  Lord  is  upright 
93.  i.the  Lord  is  clothed  with  ftrength 
94. 22.but  the  Lord  is  my  defence 
9  5. 3. the  ZW  is  a  great  God 
96.4.for  the  Lord  is  great,and  greatly  to  be 
99. 2.the  Lordis  great  in  Sion 
100.5. for  the  Lordis  good 
1  o  3.8 .  the  Lord  is  mercifull  and  gracious 
1 1 1 .4.  the  Lord  is  gracious  and  full  of  compaf. 

Pfal.  145.8. 
1 1 3.4. the  Lordis  high  aboveall  nations 
1 18.6.  the  Lord  is  on  my  fide 


LOR        LOR 


14. the  Lord  is  my  ftrength  and  fong 

1 2  i.j.the  Lordis  my  keeper ,the  Lord  is: 
1 2f.2.fo  the  Lord  is  rouni  about  his  people 

1  294.  Lord  is  righteous ,  he  hath  cut  allunder 

13  5. 3. praife  the  Lord,for  the  Lard  is  good 
J.for  I  know  that  the  Lord  is  great 

that  the  Lord  is  above  all  gods 
i45.9.theZ.ffftsfisgoodto  all 

J7.the  Lordis  righteous  in  all  his  wayes 
18. Lord  is  nigh  unto  all  them  that  cal  upon 
Pro.i  j<29.the  Lordis  far  from  the  wicked 

22.2.the  Lord  is  the  maker  of  them  all 
Ifa.  30.18. for  the  Lord  is  a  God  of  judgement 
3  3.5.theio>disexalced 
2 2. the  Lordis  our  Judge 

the  Lord  is  our  law-giver 
the  Z.««fisourKing,hewillfaveus 
42.21.Zwrf  is  well  pleafed  for  his  righteoufnes 
7cr.io.ic.but  the  Lo! d  is  the  true  God 
i7.7.and  whole  hope  the  Lordis 
20. 1  r  .Lord  is  with  me  as  a  mighty  terrible  one 
33.1  i.Lord  is  good,his  mercy  endureth 
Lam.i.  1 8. Lord  is  righteous,for  I  have  rebelled 
3.24.the  Lordis  my  portion, 
zj.Lordis  good  unto  them  that  wait  for  him 
£^£.48.3  f.name  of  the  city,The  Lvrdis  there 
Dan.9. 1  Hf.the  Lordis  righteous  in  all  his  works 
Amos  ?.8.the  Wis  his  Name  Cha.  9.6. 

Nabum  1.3. the  Lordis  flow  to  anger 

7.  Lord  is  good,a  itrong  hold  in  the  day  of 
Hfl6.2.20,-.he  Lord  is  in  his  holy  temple 
Zepb.]. f.ihe  juft  Lord  is  in  the  midft  thereof 
1  5. even  the  Lordis  in  the  midft  of  thee 
Zech. 10.%.  they  fliall  fight,bccaufe  the  Lo.  is  with 

1 3.9-they  (hall  fay,The  Lordis  my  God 
Lu\e  1. iS.highJy  favoured,  the  Lord  is  with  thee 

2  Cor.  3 . 1 7. now  the  Lordis  that  Spirir,  and  where 
the  Spirit  of  the  Lo.is,there  is  liberty 

Phil.a,.  5.  the  Lord  ii;  at  hand 

1  Tbcf4,6.the  Lord  is  the  avenger  of  all  fuch 

2  Theft  ■  J  -but  the  Lord  is  faithfull 
Heb.  1 3.6.the  Lord  is  my  helper,and  I  will 
Jam.f.i  1. that  the  Lordisvety  pitifull 
iP#.j.3.iffobe  ye  have  tailed  that  thei  is  grat. 
2  Pet. 1 .9-the  Lord  is  not  flack  concerning  his  pro. 

My  HuiD. 
Gen.  18.3  .my  lord,  if  now  I  have  found  favour 
I2.my/orrfbeingo!d  alfo 
19. 18, Oh,  not  fo  my  lord 
23.6.  hear  us,rny  lord,thou  art  a  mighty  prince 
.  1  i.nay,my  lordy  hear  me,the  field  give  I  thee 
1 5 .my  /o.fiearken  unto  me,the  land  is  worth 
24.i8.dnnk,my  lord ;  and  (he  hafted 
3  i.jy.let  itnot  difpleafe  my  lord,that  Icannot 
3  2.4  thus  fhall  fhe  (peak  to  my  lord  Ehu 
y.I  have  fent  to  tell  my  lord 
1 8.a prefent  fent  to  my  lord  Efau 
3  3. 8. are  to  find  grace  in  the  fight  of  my  lord 

1 3  my  lord  knoweth  that  the  chil.are  tender 

14  let  my  lord  patfe  over  before  thy 
untill  I  come  unto  my  lord  to  Seir 

1 5.  let  me  find  grace  in  the  fight  of  my  lord 
4i.io.nay,my  lord,  but  to  buy  food  are 
44. 5. is  not  this  it,in  which  my  lord  bringeth 
7.wherefove faith  my  loidxntit  words 
8. out  of  my  lords  houfe  filverorgold 
9.we  alfo  will  be  my  lords  bondmen 
1 6.fay  unto  my  lord,We  are  my  lords  fervants 
18.  O  my  /o.let  thy  ferv.fpeak  a  word  in  my 
i9.my  lo.  asked  his  fervants,  fayingjHaveye 
lo.we  faid  unto  my  lord,Wc  have  a  father 
22  .we  faid  unto  my  /o>vs/,The  lad  cannot 
24.  we  told  him  the  words  of  my  lord 
3  3 .  inftead  of  the  lad  a  bondman  to  my  lord 
47. 1 8. not  hide  it  from  my  lord,  my  lord  alfo 

nothing  left  in  the  fight  of  my  lord 

2  5.  let  us  find  grace  in  the  fight  of  my  lord 
Exod.4.10.  O  my  lord,l  am  not  eloquent 

1 3 .0  my  lo.  fend  I  pray  thee  by  the  hand  of 

3  2. 22. let  not  the  anger  of  my  lord  wax  hot 
34.9.1et  my  lord,i  pray  thee,  go  amongft  us 

Num.i  i.28.my  lordMoks,  forbid  them 
1 2. 1 1. my  lord,  lay  not  the  fin  upon  us 
14.17.  lee  the  power  of  my  Woe  great 
3 2. 2 5. fervants  will  do  as  my  /o/rfcommandeth 
27.tobattell,asmy  lord  faith 

_     -  3 6. 2.^ 


LOR 


LOR 


LOR 


LOR 


LOR         LOR 


j6.z.the  L.commanded  my  lord  to  give  the  land 
8.my  lard  was  commanded  by  the  Lord 
Jof.%.  H.what  faith  my  lord  unto  his  fervanc 
Judg.4.  iS.turn  in,my  lord,  turn  in  to  me 
6.13.O  my  lord,i( theLordbe  with  us.why 

1 5.0  my  Lord,  wherewith  fhall  I  fave  Ifrael 
1 2.8.O  my  Lord,kt  the  man  of  God  which 

Ruth  2. 1  J. let  me  find  favour  in  thy  fight,my  lord 

1  Sam.i.ii-my  lord,\  am  a  woman  of  a  forrowful 

26. 0  my  lord,  as  thy  foul  liveth 

my  lord,I  am  the  woman  that.ftood 
22.1 2.  and  he  anfwered,Here  I  am,  my  lord 
24$. cryed  after  Saul,My  lord  the  king 
ay.14.upon  me,my  lord,kt  this  iniquity 

2  5. let  not  my  lord  regard  this  man 

I  faw  not  the  young  men  of  my  lord 

a6.now  therefore,my  W,as  the  Lord  liveth 

that  feek  cvill  to  my  lord  be  as  Nabal 

27.whir.l1  thine  hand-m.  hath brou.to  my  lo. 

to  the  young  men  which  follow  my  lord 

28.  will  certainly  make  my  lord  a  fure  houfe 

bee.  my  lord  fighteth  the  bat.  of  the  L. 

2o.foul  of  my  lord  fhall  be  bound  in  the 

3 1  .nor  offence  of  hearc  to  my  lord 

or  that  my  /on/ hath  avenged  himfelf 
Lord  fhall  have  dealt  w  ell  with  my  lord 
4 1  .to  wafh  the  feet  of  the  fervants  of  my  lord 
26.17.  it  is  my  voice,my  lord,0  king 
1 8.  wherefore  doth  my  lord  thus  purfue 
1 9  .let  my  lord  the  king  hear  the  w  ords  of 
iji.S.nuy  fight  againft  the  enemies  of  my  lord 

2  Sam.z.  10.  and  have  brought  them  hith.to  my  lo. 

3.2  i.and  will  gather  all  Ifrael  unto  my  lord 
q.i  1.  according  to  all  that  my  lord  hath  comm. 
1 1.1 1.  the  fervants  of  my  lord  ate  encamped  in 
13.3  i.let  not  my  Wfuppofe  that  they 

3  3 .  let  not  my  lord  take  this  thing  to  his 
I4.9.my  lord,  the  iniquity  be  on  me 

1 ».  fpeak  one  word  unto  my  lord 
I  5  .to  fpeak  of  this  thing  unto  my  lord 
1 7-the  word  of  my  lord  fhal  now  be  comfor. 
for  as  an  angel  of  God,  fo  is  my  lord 
18.  let  my  lord  the  king  now  fpeak 
1  g.my  /o«/>none  can  turn  to  the  right  han.or 
from  ought  that  my  lord  the  k.hath  fpo. 
20.&  my  lord  is  wife,  according  to  the  wifd. 

22. 1  have  found  grace  in  thy  (ight,my  lord 
1 5. if.  whatfoev.  my  /ffftf  the  king  (hall  appoi. 

2i.as  my  /flidfliveth,in  what  place  the  Lord 
1 6.4.  grace  in  thy  fight,my  lord,0  king 
9.th;s  dead  dog  curfe  my  lord  the  king 
18.28.that  lift  up  their  hand  ag.my  lordthe  k. 
3 1. tidings, my  lord  the  king 
3  2. enemies  of  my  lord  the  king  be  as 
i9.i9.1etnotmy  /ord  impute  iniquity  unto  me 
the  day  that  my  lord  the  king  went  out 
20.to  go  dewn  to  meet  my  lord  the  king 
26.my  lord,  O  kin°,my  fervant  deceived  me 
27.but  my  lord  the  king  is  as  an  angel 
28.werebut  dead  men  before  my  lord 
30.forafmuch  as  my  lord  is  come  ag.  in  peace 
3  5.  be  yet  a  burden  unto  my  lord  the  king 
37.1et  him  go  over  with  my  lord 
24. 3  .that  the  eyes  of  my  lord  the  king  may  fee  it 
but  why  doth  my  /o.theki.delight  in  this 
21.  wherefore  is  my  lordthe  king  come  unto 
22.kt  my  lordthe  king  take  and  offer  up 
I  Rim. i.z.let  there  be  fought  for  my  lord  a  young 
that  my  lord  the  king  may  get  heat 
1 3  .didft  not  thou,my  lord,0  kirg,fwear  to 
1 7. my  Lord&ou  fwareft  by  the  Lord 
1 8. my  /(withekingjthouknoweft  it  not 

20.  my  lordO  king,  the  eyes  of  all  Ifrael  are 
who  fhall  fir  on  the  throne  of  my  lord 

21.  when  rr.y  lordthe  king  fhall  fleep 
.    24.my/0('c/,O  king,  !iaft  thou  faid 

27  .is  this  thing  done  by  my  lord 

who  fhould  fit  on  the  throneof  my  lord 

3^.  Lord  God  of  my  lord  the  king  fay  fo  too 

37.as  the  Lord  hath  been  with  my  lord 
his  thione  greater  then  thethr.ofmy  bid 
2.38.asmy  lordtht  ki.  hath  faid/o  will  thyfer. 
3-i7.my  lord,l  &  this  woman  dwell  in  one  ho. 

26,0  my  lord,  give  her  the  living  child 
18. 7. art  thou  that  my  lord  Elijah 

i3.wasitnot  told  my  lord  what  I  did  j 


20.4.  my  lord,  accord,  to  thy  fayingsl  am  thine 
9-tell  my  lord  the  ki.  All  that  thou  didft  fend 
2  Kinr.z.  19.  fituation  is  pleafant,  as  my  lord  feeth 
4.  i6.nay,my  lord,  doe  not  lie 
2 8. did  I  defire  a  fon  of  my  lord 

5.3.  would  Godmy  lord  were  with  the  prophet 
6 . 1 2.one  of  his  fervants  faid,None,my  lord 

z6a  woman,faying,Help,my  lord,0  king 
8.y  .my  lord,0  king,this  is  the  woman 

1 2. why  weepethmy  lord 
18. 23.I  praythee,give  pledges  to  my.  lord 

1  Cbr.  21.3  .my  lord,0  ki.  are  they  not  all  my  lords 
why  then  doth  my  lord  require  this  thing 

23. let  my  lord  doe  that  which  is  righc  in  his 

2  rt/0.2.14.  and  with  the  cunning  men  of  my  lord 
1  y.oyland  the  wine  which  my  lord  hath  fpo. 

Extcl  io.3.accordingtothe  counfell  of  my  lord 
P/<a/.i6.2.haft  faid  unto  the  Lo.Thou  art  my  Lord 
3  j. 2 3. unto  my  caufe,my  God,  and  my  Lord 
1 10.1.  the  Lord  faid  unto  my  Lord,  Sit  thou  at 
Ato.22.44.  Mar. 1 1.36. 
Ifa.zi  .8.my  lord,l  ftand  continually  upon  the 

49. 1 4.and  my  Lord  hath  forgotten  me 
fer- sj.zo.hearj.  pray  thee,0  my  lord  the  king 
3  8-9-my  lord  the  king,thefe  men  have  done 
Dtm.1.10. 1  fear  my  lordthe  king 

4.19-my  lord,the  dream  be  to  them  hate  thee 

24-which  is  come  upon  my  lordthe  king 

10. 16.O  my  Lord,  by  the  virion  my  forrows 

1 7. how  can  the  fervant  of  this  my  Lord 

i  talk  with  this  my  Lord 
I9.and  faid,  Let  my  Lord  fpeak 
12.8.O  my  Z.orrf,what  fhall  be  the  end  ofthefe 
Zech.  1.9.O  my  Lord,  what  are  thefe 

4.4.  what  are  thefe,  my  Lord  Chap.6.4- 
y.and  I  faid,No,  my  Lord  Ver.  1 3. 

24.48.fakh  in  his  heartjMy  lord  delay eth  his 

Lulp  12.45. 

Lu\e  1.43.  that  the  moth.of  my  Lard  fhould  come 

i6.3-my  Lord  taketh  away  the  ftewardfhip 

5.  how  much  oweft  thou  unto  my  Lord 

20.42.the  Lord  faid  to  my  Lord,Sh  thou  on 

Affs  2.34. 
John  20.13.  becaufe  they  have  taken  away  my  Lo. 

28  faid  unto  him,My  Lord,aad  my  God 
Ac~t.z^.z6.  no  certain  thing  to  write  unto  my  lord 
Pbil.$.  8.  of  the  knowledge  of  Chtift  Jef.roy  Lord 

0  $.0$}, 
Gen.  49. 1 8.1  nave  waited  for  thy  fal vation,0  Lord 
Exod.i  y.6.right  hand,0  Lord,is  become  glorious 
thy  right  hand,0  Lord,hzth  dafhed 
1 1. who  is  like  unto  thee,  O  Lord 
i7.intheplace,OLfl.which  thou  haft  made 
O  Lord,  w  hich  thy  hands  have  eftablifh. 
34.9.O  LOrd,  let  my  Lord,I  pray  thee  go 
ftoz.10.36.when  it  reftedjhc  faid,Return,0  Lord 
Deut.z  1.8 1  be  mercifull,0  Lfl>'d,unto  thy  people 

ifi.ib'.vthich  thou,  O  Lord  haft  given  me 
7»f.7.8.0  Lord,vthat  fhall  I  fay,  when  Ifr.turncth 
Judg.%.7, 1.  fo  let  all  thine  enemies  periih,0  Lord 
z  Sam.  1 5.3  i.O  L.turn  the  counfell of  Ahitophel 
22.29.  for  thou  art  my  lamp,0  Lord 

20.1  will  give  thanks  unto  thee,0  Lord 
23.17.be  it  far  from  thee,0  Lord 
24.10.O  Lo.take  away  the  iniquity  of  thy  ferv. 

1  KjMg.3.7. and  now,  O  Lordmy  God,  thou  haft 
18. 37. hear  me,0  Lord,\h3.t  this  people 
19. 4O  Lord,  take  away  my  life 

2  ting.  10. 3 .0  I  ord  remember  now  how  I  have 
1  Cbr.17.19-O/~forthyferv.fake haft  thotf  done 

20.O  Lord,  there  is  none  like  thee 
*  27.thou  bleff-ftjO  Lord,and  it  fhal  be  blcffed 
29. 1  i.thine,0  Lord,is  the  greatneffe 

thine  is  the  kingdome,0  Lord 
z  Cfo-03.14.11  .help  us,0  Lord  our  God 

O  Lord,thoa  art  our  God,ler  not 
Neb.  1. 1  i.O  Lord, — let  now  thine  car  be  attentive 
Pfal.3  .3  .but  thou,  O  Lord,  art  a  fhield  for  me 
7.arife,0  Lord,\ave  me,  Omy  God 
5. 1. give  ear  to  my  w ords, O  Lord 

8. lead  me,0  Lordyin  thy  righteoufnefle 
6.  i.O  Z.o>'^,rebuke  me  not  in  thine  anger 
2.haye  mercy  upon  meaO  Lord 

O  /Wheal  me,<fbr  my  bones  are  vexed 
3«butthou,0  Lord,h&w  long 
4.return,  O  Lord,  deliver  my  foul 


7.6,arife,0  Lord,in  thine  anger 

8.  judge  me,G  Lord,  according  to  my  righte- 
8.1.O  Lord  oat  Lo.hovv  excellent  is  thy  Name 

Verfe  9. 
9. 1. praife  thee,0  Lord,with  my  whole  heart 

13.  have  mercy  upon  me,  O  Lord 

i9.arife,0  Lord,  let  not  man  prevail 

20.put  them  in  fear,  O  Lord 
10. 1.  why  ftandeft  thou  afar  off,0  Lord 

1  z.mie,0  Lord,0  God  lift  up  thine  hand 
1 2.7.  thou  (halt  keep  them,Q  Lord 
13. 1 .  how  long  wale  thou  forget  me,  O  Lord 
1 7. 1 .0  Lord,zuend  unto  my  cry 

I3.arife,0  Z.wv/,difappoint  him 

14.O  Lordftom  men  of  the  world 
18. i.I  will  love  thee^O  L«'rf,myftrength 

1 5 .  at  thy  rebuke,  O  Lord 

49.thanks  unro  thee,Q  Lord,?.mong  the  hea. 
19.14.Q  Lord, my  Strength,and  my  Redeemer 
2 1. 1 .  fhall  joy  in  thy  ftrength,  O  Lord 
2  2. 19.be  not  thou  far  from  me,  O  Lord   •■ 

2  y.  1.  unto  thee}0  Lord,  do  I  lift  up  my  foul 

4.fhew  me  thy  wayes30  Lord 

6.remember,0  Lord,:hy  tender  mercies    ' 

7.for  thy  goodneffefake,  O  Lord 

1 1 .0  Leopard  on  mine  iniquity 
26.i.judgeme,  OZ.o^,forI  have  walked 

2. examine  me,0  Lord,  and  prove  me 

6.fo  will  I  compaife  thine  altar,0  Lord 
27. 7. hear  O  Iwd,when  I  cry  with  my  voice 

1 1. teach  me  thy  way,0  Lord 
28-i.unto  thee  will  I  cry,  O  Lord 
jo.i.I  will  extollthce,  O  Lord,iot  thou  haft 

2.  O  Lord  my  God,I  cryed  unto  thee 

3.0  io^,thou  haft  brought  up  my  foul 

8.1  cryed  unto  thee,0  Lord 
io.hear,0  Lo/d,md  have  mercy  upon  me 

3 1. 1.  in  thee^O  Z,o;"d,dol  put  my  truft 
9. have  mercy  on  me,0  Lord,for  I  am  in  tro. 
i4.butltruftedinthee,  O  Lord 

33.a2.let  thy  mercy,0  lo^be  upon  us 

3  J.i.pleadmycaufe,0  Lord 

22.this  thou  haft  feen,0  Lord 

O  Lord,  be  not  far  from  me 
36.y.thy  mercy,0  Lord,  is  in  the  heavens 

6>Q  Lord,thou  prcferveft  man  and  beaft 
38.1.O  Lord,  rebuke  me  not  in  thy  wrath 

1  5  .for  in  thee,  O  Lo/d,doe  I  hope 
2 1  .forfake  me  not,  O  Lord 

2  2.make  hafte  to  help,0  Lord 
39.1 2. hear  my  prayer,  O  Lord 

40.9I  have  not  refrained  my  lips,0  Lord 
1  i.O  Lord,\tt  thy  loving kinineffe  preferve 
1 3  .be  pleafed,0  Lord,  to  deliver  me 

O  L0^,make  haft  to  help  me 
4i.io.butthotijO  Lord,he  mercifull  unto  me 
44.23.awake.why  fleepeft  thou,  O  Lord 
$  1. 1  f .  O  Lord,  open  thou  my  lips 
54. 6. He  praife  thy  name,  O  Lord 
5  $.9.deftroy,0  Lo^and  divide  their  tongues 
57.9.Ile  praife  thee,0  Lord,  among  the  people 
y8.6.tceth  of  the  young  lions, O  Lord 
59.3. not  my  fin,  O  Lord 

8. but  thou,0  Z.ora',fhalt  laugh  at  them 

1 1 .  bring  them  iiown,0  Lord,out  fhield 
69. 1 3«my  prayer  is  unto  thee,0  Lord 

i6.hear  me,0  Lord,iot  thy  loving  kindneffe 
70. 1  .make  haft  to  help  me,0  Lord 

5.O  Loid,make  no  tarrying 
7 1.  i.in  thee,0  Lord,do  I  put  my  truft 
73.20.foO  Lord  thou  (halt  defpife  their  image 
74.  i8.that  the  enemy  hath  reproached,0  Lord 

7  9. 1 2.where w  ith  they  have  reproa.thee  O  Lord 

8  3.  i6.that  they  may  feek  thy  face,0  Lord 
8? .7.fhew  us  thy  mercy,  O  Lord 
86.1.  bow  down  thine  ear,0  Lord 

3.  be  mercifull  unso  me,0  Lord 
4.unro  thee,0  Lora?,do  I  lift  up  my  foul 
6.  give  ear,0  Lord,unto  my  prayer 
8. there  is  none  like  unto  thee,0  Lord 
a.fhall  come  and  worfh.  before  thee,0  Lord 
1  r.  teach  me  thy  way,  O  Lord 
1  ?.thou,0  Lord,3rt  a  God  ful  of  compaffion 
88. 1 3. unto  thee  have  I  cryed,0  Lord 
89. f.lliall  praife  thy  wonders,0  Lord 
1  y  .they  fhall  walk,0  Lordjm  thelight  of 

5 1. thine 


L  O  R 


LOR 


5 1. thine  enemies  have  reproached,  O  Ltrd 
90.1 3. return, OLordihow  long 
9L5.O  Lord,ho\N  great  are  thy  works 

9.thine  enemies,  O  Lord,(ha\\  perifh 
9  j.  j. the  floods  have  lifted  up,  O  Lord,  the  flo. 

y.holinefle  becometh  thine  houfe,0  Lord 
94.y.they  break  in  pieces  thy  people,0  Lord 

1 2. man  whom  thou  chafteneft,0  Lord 

1 8. thy  mercy,0  Lord,held  me  up 
97.8.  becaufe  of  thy  judgments,  O  Lord 
ioi.i.unto  tbee,0  Lord,vti\\l  fing 
1  o  2. 1 .  hear  my  praver,0  Lord 

1 2.but  thou,  O  Lord,(halt  endure  for  ever  ■ 
104.  i.O  Lord  my  God,thou  art  very  great 

24.O  Lord,how  manifold  are  tby  works 
io6.4.remember  me,0  Lord 
108.3  praife  thee,0  Lord,among  the  people 
j  1 5. 1. not  unto  us,0  Lord,not  unto  us 
1 16.4.O  Lord,\  befeech  thee,delivermy  foul 

16.0  £fl/rf,truly  I  am  thy  fervant 

1 18.15.fave  now,!  befeech  thee,0  Lord 

O  Lordjl  befeech  thee,now  fend  profp. 

1 19.1 2.bleffed  art  thou,0  Lord 
3  i.O  Lord,  put  me  not  to  fhame 
3  3  .teach  me,0  Lord,  the  way  of  thy  ftatutes 
4 1  .let  thy  mercies  come  unto  me,  O  Lord 
5  2.I  remember  thy  judgments  of  old,0  Lo. 
5  j.I  have  remembred  thy  Name,  O  Lord 
57.thou  art  my  portion,0  Lord 
<>4.the  eartli,0  Lord,\%  full  of  thy  mercy 

-    65.O  Z.0ft/,accordingtothy  word 

75.1  know,0  Lord,thzt  thy  judgm.are  right 
80.O  Lord ,thy  word  is  fettled  in  heaven 
I07.quicken  me,0  /.orrf,accord.to  thy  word 
1  o8.the  free-will-ofFe.of  my  mouth,0  Lord 
1  j7-righteous  art  thou,0  Lord 

145. hear  me30  Lord,l  will  keep  thy  ftatutes 

149.0  L.  quicken  me  accord,  to  thy  judgm. 
151  .thou  art  neer,  O  Lord 

1 5  6. great  are  thy  tender  mercies,0  Lord 
1 59. quicken  me,0  LOTf,accord.  to  thy  lov. 
169.  let  my  cry  come  neer  before  thee,0  Lo. 

174.1  have  longed  for  thy  falvation,0  Lord 
1 20.2.deliver  my  foul,0  Lord,  from 

1 23.3.  have  mercy  upon  us,0  Lord 

x  25.4^0  good,0  Lord, unto  thofe  that  be  good 

1  i6.4.turn  again  our  captivity,0  Lord 

1 3  o.  1  .out  of  the  depths  I  cryed  to  thee,0  Lord 

3.O  Lord,who  fhall  ftand 
1 3  i.S.arife^O  Lord,  into  tby  reft 
1 3  5<i  3  .thy  Name,0  Lo>-rf,endureth  for  ever 

O  Lord,  throughout  all  generations 
1 3  7.7.remember,0  Lord,  the  childr.of  Edom 
i38.4.Kingsoftheearth  fhall  praife  thee,0  L. 

8. thy  mercy,0  Lord,  endureth  for  ever 
139.1.O  Lord,  thou  haft  fearched  me 

4.O  Lord,thoa  knoweft  it  altogether 

2 1  .do  not  I  hate  them,0  L«;a(,that  hate  thee 
140. 1. deliver  me,0  Lordfiom  the  evillman 

4-keepme,0  L.from  the  hands  of  the  wick. 

6. hear  the  voice  of  my  fuppltcations,0  Lord 

8. grant  not,0  Lord,  the  defires  of  the  wick. 
1 4 1. 3  .fet  a  watch, O  Lord,  before  my  mouth 
1 4L5.T  cryed  untothee,0  Lord,l  faid 
1 4 3. 1. hear  my  prayer,  O  Lo^give  ear 

7.hear  me  fpeedily,0  Lord 

9. deliver  me,0  Z.0/d,from  mine  enemies 

1 1. quicken  me,0  Lord,  for  thy  Names  fake 
1 44. 5.  bow  the  heavens,  O  L.  and  come  down 
145.10.  all  thy  works  fhall  praife  thee,0  Lord 
Ifa.  1 2. 1  .in  that  day  thou  fhalt  fay,0  Ltrrd,lle 
25.1.0  Lord,thou  art  my  God 
26. 1  y .thou  haft  increafed  the  nation,0  Lord 

1 7/0  have  we  been,in  thy  fight,  O  Lord 
3  3 .2.0  Lord,  be  gracious  unto  us 
3  7. 17. incline  thine  ears,0  Lord,znd  hear 

open  thine  eyes,0  Lord,znd  fee 
3 8. 3. remember,  O  Lord,how  I  have  walked 

1 4.O  Lord,I  am  oppreffed 

16.O  Lord,by  thefe  things  men  live 
63.1 6.thou,0  Lord,a.tt  our  father 

17.O  Lord,why  haft  thou  made  us  to  erre 
64. 8. but  now,0  Lord,tbou  art  our  father 

9.  be  not  wroth  very  fore,  O  Lord 

1 2.wilt  thou  refrain  thy  felf,0  Lord 
fa. 1.1.  O  £W,arenot  thine  eyes  upon  the  truth  1 


LOR        LOR 

10.6.O  Lord,thou  art  great,and  thy  name 
23.0  L.  I  know  that  the  way  of  man  is  not 
24.O  L0*v2,correct  me,but  with  judgment 

x  i-5.and  faid,So  be  it,0  Lord 

1 2. i.O  Lord,  when  I  plead  with  thee 
3. but  thou.O  Lo^knoweft  me 

14.7.O  Lord,though  our  iniquities  teftifie 
9.thou,0  Lord,  art  in  the  midft  of  us 
20.we  acknowledged  Labour  wickednefs 

1 5.1  y.O  L8^,remember  me,and  vifit  me 

16.19. 0  Lord,  my  ftrength,and  my  fortreffe 

17. 13.O  Loathe  hope  of  Ifrael 
i4.heal  me,0  Lord,and  I  fhall  be  healed 

18.19.  give  heed  to  mee,0  Lord 

20.7.O  Lord,  thou  baft  deceived  me 

3 1.7.O  Lord,izvt  thy  people 

5 1 .62.OL.thou  haft  fpoken  againft  this  place 
Ltm.1.9.0  lo-rt/jbehold  my  affliction 
1  i.fee,0  Lfl>"^,and  conlider 
20.behold,0  Z.o/^,for  I  am  in  diftreffe 

2.20.0  Lorrfjconfider  to  whom  thou  haft  done 

3.55.1  called  upon  thy  name,0  Lorrd 
58.O  Lordjoxow  haft  pleaded  the  caufeS 
59.O  Lord,tho\i  haft  feenmy  wrong 

6 1. thou  haft  heard  their  reproach,  O  Lord 
64.render  unto  them  a  recompenfe,0  Lord 
5.i.remember,0  Lo^,what  is  come  upon  us 
i9.thou,0  Lord,remaineft  for  ever 
2 1  .turn  thou  us  unto  theesO  Lord 
D^.9.4.0  Loathe  great  and  dreadfull  God 
7.O  Lflft/,righteoufnefs  belongeth  unto  thee 
8.0  Lord,zo  us  belongeth  confufion  of 
16.O  Lord,  let  thine  anger  be  turned 
19.O  Lord,  heare,  O  Lord,  forgive 

O  Lo;  rf,hearken  and  doe 
H0yT9.14.givc  rhem,0  Lord,  a  mifcarrying  wtfmb 
foe  I  1 . 1 9  O  Lord,to  thee  w  ill  I  cry 
2.i7.fparethypeople,  O  Lord 
3. 11.  thy  mighty  ones  to  come  do wn,0  Lord 
Jonah  1. 1 4. we  befeech  thee,0  Lord,we  befe.  thee 
O  Lord,  haft  done  as  it  pleafed  thee 
4.3 .0  Lord,take  my  life  from  me 
Hab. 1.1.O  Lord,bovi  long  fhall  I  cry 
1 2.O  Lord,  thou  haft  ordained  them 
3.2.0  Lord,\  have  heard  thyfpeeeh 

O  Lord,  revive  thy  work 
M<tf.iy.22.0  Lord,thou  Son  of  David 

Chap.20.30,31. 
Lulfe  5. 8. for  I  am  a  finfull  man,  O  Lord 
Rro.4.1 1  .thou  art  worthy, O  Lord,  to  receive 
6.  to.how  lone,0  Lord,ho\y  and  true 
1 5.4.who  fhall  not  fear  thee,  O  Lord 
16.5.O  lord,whichart,and  waft,and fhalt  be 
Of  the  JL01D. 
GW.4.  i6.Cain  went  out  from  the  prefe.of  the  Lo. 
1 3 .  io.even  as  the  garden  of  the  Lord 
18.19.to  keep  the  way  of  the  Lo.to  do  judgem. 

2  2. 14. in  the  mount  of  the  Lord  it  fhall  be  feen 
24.31.  come  in,thoublefled  of  the  Lord 
25.22.Rebekah  went  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 
26.29.thou  art  now  the  blefled  of  the  Lord 

39. 5.  bleffing  of  the  Lordwzs  upon  all  he  had 
£;rorf.4.28.told  all  the  words  of  the  Lord 
9.3. hand  of  the  Lord  is  upon  the  cattell 
1 2.27.0:  is  the  facrifice  of  the  Lords  paffeover 
4 1  .all  the  hofts  of  the  Lord  wenc  out 
42.  this  is  that  night  of  the  Lord 
1 4. 1 3  .and  fee  the  falvation  of  the  Lord 
22.1  i.an  oath  of  the  Lord  be  between  them 

3  o.  1 3  .an  half  fhekel  the  offering  of  the  Lord 
3  5-5-an  offering  of  the  Lord,gold  and  filver 
40.3  8.cloud  of  the  Lord  was  upon  the  taberna. 

Lev.2.3.  offerings  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 

Ver.io,n.&6.i8. 
4.2.againft  any  commandements  of  the  Lord 

Ver.  13,22,27. 
5. 1 5. in  the  holy  things  of  the  Lord 

17.  forbid,  to  be  done  by  the  com.  of  the  Lo. 
7. 30.own  hands  (hall  bring  offerings  of  the  L 
3  5.offerings  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 

Chap. 21. 21. &  24.9 
8.35.and  keep  the  charge  of  the  Lord 
io.7.anointing  oyle  of  the  Lord  is  upon  you 
1 2.  that  remaineth  of  the  offerings  of  the  Lo. 
1 3.facrifices  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 
i7.4.before  the  tabernacle  of  the  Lord 


LOR        LOR 

6.fprinkle  the  bloud  upon  the  altar  of  the  L. 
19.8.  profaned  the  hallowed  thing  of  the  Lord 
2 1 .6.for  the  offering  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 

2  2. 1 1. an  oath  of  the  Lord  be  between  them 
23-3.it  is  the  Sabbath  of  the  L.in  al  your  dwcl. 

38.befide  the  Sabbaths  of  the  Lord 
24.12.the  mind  of  the  Lord  might  be  (hewed' 
Num.S.i  1. that  they  may  execute  thefer.of  the  L. 
9>7.we  may  not  offer  an  offering  of  the  Lord 

1 3. he  brought  not  the  offering  of  the  Lo.'m 

19.  child,  of  Ifrael  kept  the  charge  of  the  L. 

a  3. they  kept  the  charge  of  the  Lord 
10.3  3  .they  departed  from  the  mount  of  the  Lo. 
ark  of  the  covenant  of  the  Lord  went 

34.  cloud  of  the  Lord  was  upon  them  by  day 
1 1. 1. &  the  fire  of  the  Lorrfburnt  among  them 

Verfe  3. 

1 8.  have  wept  in  the  eares  of  the  Lord 
I2.8.&the  fimilitude  of  the  Lord  fhall  behold 
14.44. the  covenant  of  the  £o.departed  not  our 
i5.39.rememberall  the  command.of  theLord 
\6.i).io  doe  the  fervice  of  the  tabern.of  the  Lo. 

4i.ye  have  killed  the  people  ofthe  Lord 
17.13.  neer  unto  the  tabernacle  of  the  Lord 
18.29.  every  heave-offering  of  the  Lirrd 
I9.i3.defileth  the  tabernacle  ofthe  Lord 

20.  he  hath  defiled  the  fanctuary  ofthe  Lord 
2 1. 1 4. in  the  book  ofthe  wars  ofthe  Lord 
28.i6.isthe  pafleover  of  the  Lord 

3  1. 29. for  an  heave-offering  ofthe  Lord 

3o,kee-thc  charge  ofthe  tabernacle  ofthe  L. 

47.  charge  ofthe  tabernacle  ofthe  Lord 

Df/rt.i  0.8. bear  the  ark  ofthe  covena.  ofthe  Lord 

1 3. to  keep  the  commandements  of  the  Lord 

1 1.7.  have  feen  all  the  great  acts  ofthe  Lord 

1 8. 1. they  fhall  eat  the  offerings  of  the  Lord 

3 1 .9.bare  the  ark  of  thecovenant  of  the  Lord 

Ver.2  5./tfy&.8.33. 
3  3. 1 2. beloved  ofthe  Lord  fhall  dwell  in  fafety 
i3.bleffed  ofthe  Lord  be  his  hand 
2 1. he  executed  the  juftice  ofthe  Lord 
2  3  .and  full  w  ith  the  bleffing  of  the  Lord 
/<>/&.  3.1 3. priefts  that  beare  the  ark  ofthe  Lord 
iV.the  covenant  ofthe  Lord  flood  firme 
4<7.before  the  ark  of  thecovenant  ofthe  Lord 
1 1. that  the  ark  ofthe  Lordpzffed  over 
1 8.b3re  the  ark  of  the  covenant  ofthe  Lord 
5 . 1 4.as  captain  of  the  hofte  of  the  Lord 

1 5. captain  ofthe  Lords  hofte  faid  unto 
6.6.bear  feven  trump,  before  the  ark  ofthe  Lo. 
7.  paffe  on  before  the  atk  ofthe  Lord 
8.ark  ofthe  Lord  followed  them 
1 1  .fo  the  ark  of  the  Xordcompaffed 
1 2.priefts  took  up  the  ark  ofthe  Lord 
1 3  .before  the  ark  of  the  Lord  went  on 

rt  reward  came  after  rheark  ofthe  Lord 
1  p.fhall  come  into  the  treafury  ofthe  Lord 
7.6. upon  his  face  before  the  ark  ofthe  Lord 
1  y.tranfgreffed  the  covenant  ofthe  Lord 
9.27.  and  for  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
n.2o.forit  was  of  the  Lord 
22.16.thus  faith  the  whole  congregat.of  the  L. 
i9.1and  ofthe  poffeffion  ofthe  Lord 
27. we  might  doe  the  fervice  of  the  Lord 
28.  behold  the  patterne  ofthe  altar  ofthe  L. 
24.26.that  was  by  the  fanctuary  ofthe  Lord 
fudg.i.iy.ln  obeying  the commandem.of  thelo. 
3.4.unto  the  commandements  of  the  Lord 
5. 1 1  .reheatfe  the  righteous  acts  of  the  Lord 
then  fhall  the  people  ofthe  Lard  go  down 
23  .they  came  not  to  the  he;lp  ofthe  Lord 

help  of  the  Lord  againft  the  mighty 

7.i8.fword  ofthe  Lord.Sc  of  Gideon    Ver.20. 

1 7 . 2.bleffed  be  thou  of  the  Lord  my  fon 

20.27.  children  of  Ifrael  enquired  ofthe  Lord 

Ruth  2.2o.bleffed  be  he  ofthe  Lord,Ytho  hath  not 

3.10.  bleffed  be  thou  of  the  Lord 
1  Sam.i.i.the priefts of  the  Lo-rdv/ae  there 
20.becaufe  I  have  asked  him  ofthe  Lord 
2.10.  ad verfaries  of  the  Lord  fhall  be  broken 

17.  for  men  abhorred  the  offering  of  the  Lo. 
4.3.  let  us  fetch  the  ark  ofthe  Lord 

5.when  the  ark  ofthe  covena.  ofthe  Lame 
6.underftood  rhe  ark  ofthe  Lord  was  come 
y.3.Dagon  was  fallen  bef.the  ark  ofthe  Lord 

Verfe  4. 
6.1. ark 


LOR        LOR 


6.  i.  ark  of  the  Lo.wasinthe  count.of  the  Phil,  f 
2...  what  lhall  we  do  to*he  ark  of  the  Lord 
8.an  1  take  the  ark  of  the  Lord,md  lay 
1 1  .laid  the  ark  of  the  Lord  upon  the  cart 
i  5  Levites  took  down  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
,  8  whereon  they  fet  down  the  atk  of  the  Lo. 
in.they  had  looked  into  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
a  i.have  brought  again  the  atk  of  the  Lord 

7.  i.came,and  tetcht  up  the  atk  of  the  Lord 

Eleazar  his  fon  to  keep  the  ark  of  the  L. 

8.2  i.  he  rehearfed  them  in  the  Name  of  the  L. 

lo.ai.therefore  they  enquired  of  the  Lord 

iz.7.teafon  of  all  the  righteous  ads  of  the  Lord 

i  f.  i  ?.  bleffrd  be  thou  of  the  Lord 

20. 8-brought  thy  ferv  into  a  coven,  of  the  Lord 
i4.lhew  me  the  kindnefle  of  the  Lord 

22.10.and  enquired  of  the  Iwtfforhim 
i7.tutn,and  flay  the  priefts  of  the  Lord 

to  fall  upon  the  priefts  of  the  Lord 
a  i  .that  Saul  had  {lain  the  Lords  priefts 

23.2.  therefore  David  enquired  of  the  Lord 
4.David  enquired  of  the  Lord  yet  again 
2  1. blefled  be  yee  of  the  Lord         2  Sam.  2.?. 

24>6.feeinghe  is  the  anointed  of  the  Lord 

25.28.  my  lord  fighteth  the  battels  of  the  Lord 

1  i.ftretch  mine  hand  againft  the  lords  anoi. 
i9.from  abiding  in  the  inheritance  of  the  L. 

28.6.when  Saul  enquired  of  the  Lord,  the  Lord 
jo.8.enquired  of  the  l0«/,faying,ShaLl  I  purfue 
26.  of  the  fpoile  of  the  enemies  of  the  Lord 
2  Sam.  1 . 1 2.they  mourned  for  the  people  of  the  L. 
2.i.Dav.erquired  of  the  Lord— Shall  I  go  into 
5.  i9.faying,Shall  I  go  up  to  the  Philiftines 

2  3  .when  David  enquired  of  the  Lord,he  faid 
(f.a.and  David  was  affraid  of  the  Lord 

how  ftiall  the  ark  of  the  L.come  to  me 
io.Dav.  would  not  remove  the  ark  of  the  L. 
1 1  .ark  of  the  L.conti.  in  the  houfe  of  Obed. 
1  j. that  bare  the  atk  of  the  Lordhid  gone  fix 

1  5  .fo  David  brought  up  the  atk  of  the  Lord 
itf-ark  of  the  Lord  came  into  the  city  of  Da. 
1 7.  they  brought  in  the  ark  of  the  Lord 

2 1 .  appoint  me  ruler  over  the  peo.of  the  Lo. 
1 2. 14. to  the  enemies  of  the  Lord  to  blafpheme 

2  5  .his  name  Jedidiab,becaufeofthe  Lord 
20.19.w1lt  thou  fwallow  up  theinher.of  the  L. 
2r.2.was  a  fam.  &  David  enquired  of  the  Lord 

3  .that  ye  may  bk  ffe  the  inheritance  of  the  L. 
7.becaufe  of  the  Lords  oath  that  was  between 

22.  i  tf.difcovered  at  the  rebuking  of  the  Lord 
1  I$Bg.£.»(SA>eca»fe  thou  bareft  the  ark  of  the  Lo. 
28.  Joab  fled  into  the  tabernacle  of  the  Lord 

2  9Joab  was  fled  unto  the  taber.of  the  Lord 
30.Btnaiahcameuntothet3bern.ofthe.LWY/ 
43  haft  thou  not  kept  the  oath  of  the  Lord 

3 . 1  5 .and  flood  before  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
6. 1 9. to  fet  there  the  atk  of  the  Lord 
S.i.mightbringup  the  arkaf  thecov.ofthe  L.  ' 
4.  and  they  brought  up  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
6.  priefts  brought  in  the  aikofthe  lora'into 
2 1  .wherein  is  the  covenant  of  the  Laid 
22.  Solomon  flood  before  the  altar  of  the  L. 
54. he  arofe  from  the  altar  of  the  Lord 

1  5  .29. according  unto  the  faying  of  the  Lord 
18.1 8  ye  have  forfaken  the  command.of  the  L. 

30.and  he  repaired  the  altar  of  the  Lord 

3  8.then  the  fire  of  the  Lord  (ell 
22.8.  by  whom  we  may  enquire  of  the  Lord 

2  ICiKf.3.1  i.that  we  may  enquire  of  the  L.  of  him 
g.3  3 .  behold,  this  evill  is  of  the  Lord 
8.8.and  enquire  of  the  Lordhy  him 
9.6.anointed  thee  king  over  the  peop.  of  the  L. 
io.i7.accordingto  the  faying  of  the  Lord 
20.9.this  figne  (halt  thou  have  of  the  Lord 

2  2. 1 3  .go  ye,enquire  of  the  Lord  for  me 
i8.which  fent  you  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 

2  3.9.came  not  up  to  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
1  Chro.9. to.ovet  the  hoft  of  the  Lord 
10.14.  and  enquired  not  of  the  Lord 
1 5.2?  .went  to  bringup  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
itf.bare  the  ark  of  the  covenant  of  the  Lord 
28.all  Ifrael  brought  up  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
29.3s  the  atk  of  the  covenant  of  the  i.came 
i6.4.to  minifter  before  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
3  3  .fing  out  at  the  preience  of  the  Lord 
3  7. left  there  before  the  ark  of  the  Lord  Afaph 


L  OR        L  O  R 

3  9-the  priefts  before  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
17. 1. ark  of  the  covenant  of  the  Lord  remained) 
2 1. 1 2. or  elfe  three  dayes  the  fword  of  the  Lord 

29.fprthe  tabernacle  of  the  Lord,mhich  Mo. 

22.19.  andbuild  you  the  fanftuary  of  the  Lord 

2  j.7.inftruet.ed  in  the  fongs  of  the  Lord 
26. 30. officers  in  all  bulintffe  of  the  Lord 
28. 2. an  houfe  of  reft  for  the  ark  of  the  Lord 

5.  uppn  the  throne  of  the  kingd.  of  the  Lord 

1 8.  and  covered  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
29.23.  Solomon  fate  on  the  throne  of  the  Lord 

z  Chr.i.^.hepnt  before  the  tabernacle  of  the  Lord 
3.  I.Solomon  began  to  build  the  tab.of  the  Lo. 
5. 2. ark  of  the  Lord  out  of  the  city 

7-ark  of  the  Lord  unto  his  place 
6. 1 1.  wherein  is  the  covenant  of  the  LOi'd 

1 2.  he  flood  before  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
7.6.  inftruments  of  mufick  of  the  Lord 
8.1  i.whercunto  the  ark  of  the  Lor^bath  come 

1 2. unto  the  Lord, on  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
1 3 .8.  chink  to  withftand  the  kindg.  of  the  Lord 

9.  have  ye  not  caft  put  the  priefts  of  the  Lord 
1  s.S.and  renewed  the  altar  of  the  Lord 

that  was  before  the  porch  of  the  Lord 
i8.7.by  whom  we  may  enquire  of  the  Lord 
19.8. for  the  judgment  of  the  Lord,  and  for 

1 1  .is  over  you  in  all  matters  of  the  Lord 
20.4.  together  to  ask  help  of  the  Lord 

1 7.  and  fee  the  falvation  of  the  Lord 
23.6.all  the  peop.ftiall  keep  the  watch  of  the  L. 

24.20.  why  tranfgreffe  ye  phecom.  of  the  Lord 
26.17.  with  him  fourfepre  priefts  of  the  Lord 
29.tf.away  their  faces  from  the  babi.of  the  Lord 

i7.came  they  to  the  porch  of  the  Lord 

19.  they  are  before  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
2 1 .  to  offer  them  on^he  altar  of  the  Lord 
27.thefongoftheL<tt'd  began 

3 1. 2. in  the  gates  of  the  tents  of  the  Lord 
14.  to  diftribute  the  oblations  of  the  Lord 

3  3 .  16 .  he  repaired  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
34.2i<go,  enquite  of  the  Lord  for  me 

2  6.who  fent  you  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 
3  $ .  16  So  all  the  fervice  of  the  Lord  was  prepared 
E'Ki'a  3.s.and  of  all  the  feafts  of  the  Lord 

7.1  i.a  Scribe  of  the  commandem.  of  the  Lord 
Neb.8. 1  o.  for  the  joy  of  the  Lord  is  your  ftrength 
Job  1. 1 2.Satan  went  out  from  the  pref.of  the  Lord 

Chap.  2.7. 
Pfal.  1 9.7.the  teftimony  of  the  Lord  is  fure 
8  ftatutes  of  the  Lord  are  right 
9.  judgments  of  theto^  are  true 
24.3.  who  ftiall  afcend  into  the  hill  of  the  Lord 
2?.io.allthe  paths  of  the  L.  are  mercy  &  truth 

14.  fecret  of  the  Lordis  with  them  that 
27-4.one  thing  have  I  defired  of  the  Lord  ■ 

to  behold  the  beauty  of  the  Lord 
1 3.beleeved  to  fee  the  goodnefle  of  the  Lord 
3  3.  j.earth  is  full  of  the  goodnefle  of  the  Lord 
1 8.eye  of  the  Lord  is  on  them  that  fear  him 
37.2o.enemiesof  the  Lira/ fliall  be  as  the  fat  of 

39.falvationof  the  righteous  is  of  th:  Lord 
78.4.generation  to  come  the  praifes  of  the  Lord 
8 1.1  5  .the  haters  of  the  Lord  (hould  have  fubm. 
84.2.fainteth  for  the  courts  of  the  Lord 
89. 1  I  will  fing  of  the  mercies  of  the  Lord 
91. 2.1  will  fay  of  the  Lord,He  is  my  refuge 
97.5.  hils  melted  at  the  prefence  of  the  Lord 

at  the  prefence  of  the  Lord  of  the  whole 
101.8.  wicked  doersfrom  the  city  of  the  Lord 
103.17.  mercy  of  the  Lord  is  from  everlafting 
104. 1 6. tides  of  the  Lord  are  full  of  fap 
io6.2.who  can  utter  the  mighty  acts  cf  the  L. 

i6.envied  Aaron  the  faint  of  the  Lord 
107.2.  let  the  redeemed  of  the  Lord  fay  fo 

43.{hall  underft.  the  loving  kindn.of  the  L. 
1 1 4.7.tremb.  thou  earth,  at  the  pref.of  the  Lord 
1 1 5 . 1  5 .  ye  are  blefled  of  the  Lord 
1  I7.2.truth  of  the  Lord  endureth  for  ever 
1 1 8  10. this  gate  of  the  Lord  into  which 
1 22,4.  the  tribes  of  the  Lord,  unto  the  teftimo. 
1 29.8.the  blefling  of  the  Lordhe  upon  you 
14^.2 i.my  mou.fhal  fpeak  the  praife  of  the£. 
Pro.  3.11  .defpife  not  the  chaftning  of  the  Lord 
3  3  .curie  of  the  Lord  is  in  the  houfe  of 
8.3  5. and  (hall  obtain  favour  of  the  Lord 
io.22.blefllng  of  the  Lordmiketh  rich 


LO  R        LOR 

1 2.  a  ..good  man  obtaineth  favour  of  the  Lord 
16,3  3..  difpofmg  thereof  is  of  the  Lord 
1  S.ii.and  obtaineth  favour  of  the  Lord 
20.14.m3ns  goings  are  of  the  Lord 

2  7.fpicit  of  man  is  the  candle  of  the  Lord 
21.31.but  fafetyis  of  the  Lord 

22.14.that  is  abhorred  of  the  L.ffiall  fall  therein 
Ifa.z.l.go  up  to  the  mountain  of  the  Lord 
f.letuswalkinthe  light  of  the  Lord 
4.2.ffjall  the  branch  of  the  Lprdoe  beautifull 

14.2.  dull  pofleffe  them  in  theland  of  the  Lord 
24.i4.5hey  [hall  fing  for  the  majefty  of  the  L. 
26,10.  will  not  behold  the  majefty  of  the  Lord 
30.  29.  to  come  into  the  mountain  Qf  the  Lord 

3  3 .  breath  of  the  ior.Uke  a  ftream  of  brimft, 
34.  2,  indignation  of  the  Lordis  upon  all  nati. 

6.faord  of  the  Lord  is  rilled  with  bloud 
1 6.  feek  ye  out  of  the  book  of  the  Lord 
3  5.10.&  the  ranfomed  of  the  Lord  fhail  return 
49.7-becaufe  of  the  Lord  thit  is  faithful! 

5 1 .3.  her  defart  like  the  garden  of  the  Lord 

9.  O  arm  of  the  Lord,  awake  as  the  nations 

1 1. therefore  the  redeemed  of  the  L.  (hall  ret. 

20.they  are  full  of  the  fury  of  the  Lord 
52.11  .be  ye  clean  that  bear  the  vtflcls  of  the  L. 
53.i.to  whom  is  the  arm  of  the  £tf;c/revealed 

10.  and  the  pleafure  of  the  Lord  (hall  profper 
54. 1 3>thy  children  (hall  be  taught  of  the  Lord 
58. 13.  call  the  holy  of  the  Lord  honourable 
tfo.6.they  (hall  (hew  forth  the  praifes  of  the  L. 

14.  they  (hall  call  thee,Thc  city  of  the  Lord 
6i.2.tq  proclaim  the  acceptable  yeer  of  the  Lord 
3.treesofrighteoufn.the  planting  of  the  Lo. 
6.(hall  be  named  the  priefts  of  the  Lord 
.  t>2.6.yethacmakementionof  the  Lfl/'.keepnot 

I  i.fhall  call  them,The  redeemed  of  the  Lo. 
<53,7.Ile  mention  the  loving  kindn.  of  the  Lord 

and  the  praifes  of  the  Iflrafaccord.to  all 
6  5. 23. they  are  the  feed  of  the  blefled  of  theio. 
66. 16. and  the  {lain  of  the  Lordftiali  be  many 
/<Y.3,i6.nomorethearkofthe  coven.of  the  Lord 
i7Call  Jerufaleiri  the  throne  of  the  Lord 
4.26'.hroken  down  at  the  prefence  of  the  Lord 
6.1  i.I  am  full  of  thefuty  of  the  Lord 
7.4.&ying,The  tern,  of  the  I.the  tem.of  the  L. 
the  temple  of  the  Lord  are  thefe 
8.7 .know .not  the  judgment  of  the  Lord 

1  a.  1 2.for  the  fword  of  the  Lord  (hall  devour 

2  i.a. enquire ,1  pray  thee ,of  the  Lord  for  us 

2  3.9.beciufe  of  the  Lo.  &  bec3ufe  of  his  works 

j  9.b.ehold,  a  whirlwind  of  the  Lord 
3  3. what  is  the  burden  of  the  Lord 
34.that  (hall  fay>  The  burden  of  the  Lord 
3  6.burd.  of  the  L.  fliall  ye  mention  no  more 
of  the  Lord  of  hofts  our  God 
3  8.1ith  ye  fay,  The  burden  of  the  Lord 

the  burd.of  the  Lord,xhe  burd.of  the  Lo. 
15.3  3. {lain  of  the  Lord  (hi\l  beat  that  day 
30.23.  whirlwind  ofthe  Lordgoeih  forth 

3  i.ia.fhall  flow  to  the  goodnefle  of  the  Lord 
47.6.O  the  fword  of  the  Lord,how  long  will  it 
50.1  f.for  it  is  the  vengeance  of  the  Lord 

5  i.<5.this  is  the  time  of  the  Lords  vengeance 

I I  .becaufe  it  is  the  vengeance  of  the  Lord 
29.every  purpofe  of  the  Lord  (hall  be  perfor. 

Lam.z.zo.  be  {lain  in  the  fanftuary  of  the  Lord 
3.22.  it  is  of  the  Lords  mercies  that  weare  not 
2/>.quietly  wait  for  the  falvation  of  the  Lord 
66.  from  under  the  heavens  of  the  Lord 
4. 20. anointed  of  the  L.  was  taken  in  their  pit 
£3^.20. i.eame  to  enquire  of  theLord 
36.20.fiid,Thefeare  the  people  of  the  Lord 
48.10.  fanduary  of  the  Lord  (halbe  in  the  midft 
Hfl/T3.i.accordingtothe  love  of  the  Lord 

1 3. 1 5  the  wind  of  the  Lord  fliall  come  up 
Joel  2.i7.letthe  minifters  of  the  L.weep  between 
Jonah  1 .3.  to  flee  from  the  prefence  of  the  Lord 

to  Tar(hi(h,from  the  prefence  of  the  £. 
jo.knevv  thathe  fled  from  the  pref.ofthe  Lo.  \ 
2.9.Cilvation  is  of  the  Lord 
M1C.4.Z.  let  us  go  up  to  the  mountain  of  the  Lord 
1  j. they  know  not  the  thoughts  of  the  Lord 
5.4.fhall  feed  in  the  ftrength  of  the  Lord 
6.f.yemay  know  the  righteoufneffe  of  the  Lord 
7.9.I  will  bear  the  indignation  of  the  Lord 
Hab.z.  1 3  .is  it  not  of  the  L.of  hofts  that  the  peop. 

16.  the 


L  O  R 


LOR 


1 6.the  cup  of  the  Lords  right  hand  (halbe  tor. 
Zepb.1,7.  hold  thy  peace  at  the  day  of  the  Lord 
2. 10,  againft  the  people  of  the  Lordoi  hofts 
Zech.2.3.  and  the  mountain  of  the  Lord  of  hofts 

io.i.ask  ye  of  the  zWrain  in  the  time  of 
Mal.L7.the  table  of  the  Lordis  contemptible 
iz.the  table  of  the  Lord  is  polluted 
z.7.for  he  is  the  mefTcnger  of  the  Lord  of  hofts 
1  r.  Judah  hath  profaned  the  holin.  of  the  L. 
1  3  .covering  the  altar  of  the  Lord  with  tears 
Lultf  i.6.and  ordinances  of  the  Lordblamelefle 
j8.behold  the  hand-maid  of  the  Lord 
4. 19.ro  preach  the  acceptable  yeer  of  the  Lord 
5'  17. power  of  the  L.  was  prefent  to  heal  them 
John.  1 2.  j?.  to  whom  hath  the  arm  of  the  L.  been 
Acl.  3-  i9,refre(hing  (hall  come  fr.the  pref.of  the  L. 
9.1. {laughter  againft  the  difciples  of  the  Lord 

1  j .  i  z.being  aftoniihed  at  the  doct.  of  the  Lord 
i8.2y.wasinftru&edin  the  wayes  of  the  Lord 
21.14.the  will  of  the  Lordbe  done 

Rom.  1 1. 3  4. who  hath  known  the  mind  of  the  Lord 

1  Cor.z.\6. 

1  Cor. 7. 2?.  that  hath  obtained  mercy  of  the  Lord 

34.unmar.wom.careth  for  the  things  of  the  I. 
9.5.  and  as  the  brethr.  of  the  Lord,  and  Cephas 
10. 21. cup  of  the  Lord,  and  the  cup  of  divels 

of  the  Lords  table5and  table  of  divels 
1 1.2  3. I  have  received  of  the  Lord  that  which 
27«and  drink  the  cup  of  the  Lord  unworthily 
guilty  of  the  body  and  bloud  of  the  L. 
3  2  .we  are  chaftened  of  the  Lord,  that  we 
14.37.are  thecommandements  of  the  Lord 

2  C<w,2.i2.adoor  was  opened  to  me  of  the  Lord 

y.  1  i.knowing  therefore  the  terrour  of  the  Lord 
12. i.I  will  come  to  vifions  &  revela.of  the  L. 
Epbef.%.  i.I,the  prifoner  of  the  Lord,  befeech  you 
j.  i7.underftanding  what  the  wil  of  the  Lord  is 
6.4..  in  the  vertue  and  admonition  of  the  Lord 
8-the  fame  (hall  he  receive  of  the  Lord 
Col. 3. z^.oi  the  Lord  w e  (hall  receive  the  reward 
1  77?e/!i.6.and  ye  became  followers  of  the  Lord 
4. 1  y.  and  remain  unto  the  coming  of  the  Lord 

1  Tbef.  i.o.deftru&ion  from  the  prefence  of  the  L. 

2. 1 3  .brethren ,  beloved  of  the  Lord 
»  Tim.  1. 18.  may  find  mercy  of  the  Lo.  in  that  day 
rleb.i  2.  y.defpife  not  the  chaftening  of  the  Lord 
fames  1. 7. that  he  (hall  receive  any  thing  of  the  L. 

f  .11. and  have  feen  the  end  of  the  Lord 

2  Pe£.3.2.comman>iern.  of  us  the  apoft.of  the  Lord 

1 5.  long-fufFering  of  the  Lord  is  falvation 
Angel  of  the  iioit),See  Sfngel. 
Anger  of  the  H02O, 
Exod.4. 1 4. anger  of  the  Lord  was  kindled  ag.Mof. 
Num.  1  i.io.anger  of  the  Lord  was  kindled  greatly 
1 2.9.anger  of  the  Lo.  was  kindled  againft  them 
2j.3.anger  of  the  Lordwzs  kindl.  againft  Ifra. 

4.  that  the  fierce  anger  of  the  Lord  may  be 
3  2. 1 4. to  augment  yet  the  anger  of  the  Lord 
Dent. 6. 1  y  .left  the  anger  of  the  Lord  be  kindled 
7.4.  fo  will  the  anger  of  the  Lordbe  kindled 
29.20.  then  the  anger  of  the  Lord  (hall  fmoke 
1 7.  anger  of  the  Lord  was  kindled  agai.  this 
Jof.7 .  1  .anger  of  the  Lord  was  kindled  ag.the  chil. 
23.16.then  (hall  the  anger  of  the  Lordbe  kindl. 
Judg.z.iq.  anger  of  the  Lo.  was  hot  againft  Ifrael 
Ver.20.  Chap.3.8.  &  10.7. 
2  Sdw.6.7,anger  of  the  Low/was  kindl.ag.Uzziah 
1  Cfoy.13.10. 
24.i.again5  the  anger  of  the  Lord  was  kindled 
2  Kin.  1 3. 3«anger  of  the  Lord  was  kindl.  ag.Ifrael 

24.2Cthrough  the  anger  of  the  Lord  it  came 

2  Chr.z  j. 15. anger  of  theierdwas  kindl.ag.Ama. 

I/<*.y.2y. anger  of  the  Lordv/ss  kindl.  ag.hispeop. 

Jer.q.S. fierce  anger  of  the  Lord  is  not  turned 

12. 1 3.becaufe  of  the  fierce  anger  of  the  Lord 

Chap. 25. 37. 

2  3 .  20.  anger  of  the  Lord  fhajl  not  return  unt  ill 

Chap.30.24. 
y 1 .4'y.his  foul  from  the  fierce  anger  of  the  Lord 
<§  2.3  through  the  anger  of  the  L.it  came  to  pafs 
Lam. 4.1 6.  anger  of  the  Lord  hath  divided  them 
Zepb.z.z.  before  the  fierce  angerof  the  Lordcome 
before  the  day  of  the  Lords  anger 
3  .ye  (hall  be  hid  in  the  day  of  the  Lord 
Cimmandewoit  of  the  iLo2t>,See  ComtnanOement, 
Congregation  of  the  JlortijSee  Congregation. 


LOR        LOR 

Counfellofthe  iloit),See  COBttfeH, 

Day  of  the  H01D,  See5Dap. 

EviU  in  the  eyes  of  the  ioiU,  See  (Etoiil. 

Eyes  of  the  iLojO,  See  Cped. 

Face  of  the  ILoiDjSee  JFa«. 

Fear  of  the  II02O,  See  jf  ear, 

Feafi  of  the  IL02O,  See  jf  eatt. 

Glory  of  the  iloiDjSee  JBlozp, 

Hand  of  the  Jiott),See  ii^aiiD. 

Houfe  of  the  lojD,  See  i^oufe. 

Knowledge  of  the  lo2D,See  &nomlet>ge. 

Law  of  the  ioiu",See  law. 

Mouth  of  M%oiX}. 

De«?.8.3.proceedeth  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  Lord 

1  King- 1 3. 2 1.  haft  difobeyed  the  mouth  of  the  L. 

I  fa.  1. 2o.mouth  of  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  it 

Chap^o.y.  &V8.14. 

62.  2.  which  the  mouth  of  the  Lord  (hall  name 

Jer.a.  1  2.whom  the  mouth  of  the  lor-hath  fpoken 

23.16.and  not  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  Lord 
Micah  4.4.mouth  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  hath  fpoken 

Name  of  the  H.0i0. 
Gen.  1 2.8.  Abram  called  upon  the  Name  of  the  L. 

Chap.  13.4. 
16.13.  cal^  the  Name  of  the  Lo;d that  fpake 
2i.33.Abr.called  thereon  the  Name  of  the  L. 
26.2  y.Ifaac  called  upon  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
Deut.%.\\. 
Exod.zo.y.not  take  the  Name  of  the  Lord  in  vain 
3  3 . 1 9.I  will  proclaime  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
34. y.  and  proclaimed  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
Lev.zq.i  i.wom.fon  blafphemed  the  N.  of  the  L. 
16.  that  blafphemed  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
when  he  blafphemed  the  N.of  the  Lord 
Dent.  1 8.5. ro  minifter  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
7. he  (hall  minifter  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
22. when  a  proph.fpeaketh  in  the  N.cf  the  L. 
21.  j  .and  to  blefle  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
28.10.att  called  by  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
32.3.I  will  publiih  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
jof.g.y.zrt  come  becaufe  of  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
17.4 y.  I  come  to  thee  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
20.42. fworn  both  of  us  in  the  Name  of  the  Lo. 
z  Sam.6.i.mme  is  called  by  the  Name  of  theLord 
i8.ble(Ted  the  people  in  the  Name  of  the  L. 

1  Kjn. 3 .2. no  houfe  built  unto  the  Na.of  the  Lord 

y»3.not  build  an  houfe  to  the  N^me  of  the  Lord 
y.  to  build  an  houfe  to  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
Chap.8.17. 
8.20.have  built  an  houfe  to  the  Name  of  the  L. 
10. 1. concerning  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
18.  3  2.  built  an  altar  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
22.16.that  which  is  true  in  the  Name  of  the  L 

2  Kjng.z.zq.  curfed  them  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 

1  C&r.i6.2.blefled  the  people  in  the  N.  of  the  Lo. 

2 1. 1 9. which  he  fpake  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
22.7.houfe  unto  the  Name  of  the  Lordvny  God 
i9.ro  be  built  to  the  Name  of  the  Lord 

2  Chro.  z. 1. to  build  an  houfe  to  the  N.  of  the  Lord 

Chap.16.7. 
4.I  build  an  houfe  to  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
6. 10. have  built  the  houfe  to  the  N.  of  the  Lord 
18. ly.  truth  to  me  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
3  3. 18. fpake  to  him  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
Job  i.zi,  blefled  be  the  Name  of  the  Lord 

Pfal.iij.z. 
P/a/.7.i7.will  fing  praife  to  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
20.7.  we  will  remember  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
102. 1  y.fhall  fear  the  Name  of  the  Lord 

2 1. to  declare  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
1  ij.i.praife  the  Name  of  the  Lord 

3 .  Lords  Name  is  to  be  praifed 
1  i6.4«then  called  I  on  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
1 18. 10. in  the  Name  of  the  L.wil  I  deftr.them 
Verfes  11,12. 
26.he  that  cometh  in  the  Name  ofthe  Lord 
1 22.4. to  give  thanks  to  the  Name  ofthe  Lord 
1 24.8.  our  help  is  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
1 29.8.  we  blefle  you  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
1 3  y.  i.praife  ye  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
148.  y. let  them  praife  the  Name  of  the  Lord 

Verfe  13. 
Pro.  18.10.  Name  of  the  Lordis  a  ftrong  tower 
Ifa.  1 8.7.to  the  place  ofthe  Name  of  the  Lord 
24. 1  y.  even  the  Name  ofthe  L.  God  of  Ifrael 
30.27.  the  Name  ofthe  Lord  cometh  from  far 


LOR        LOR 

48.i.wbich  fwaiebytheName  ofthe  Lord 
yo.  to.let  him  tiuft  in  the  Name  ofthe  Lord 
56.6.  to  love  the  Name  of  tht  Lord 
y9.19.fo  (hall  they  fear  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
6o.9.their  gold  unto  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
Jer. 3. 17.  to  the  Name  of  the  Lord,to  Jerufalem 
1  i.2i.prophefie  not  in  the  Name  ofthe  Lord 
26.9>why  haft  thou  proph.in  the  N.  ofthe  Lord 
1 6.fpoken  to  us  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 

Chap.44.r6. 

20.a  man  that  prophefied  in  the  N«  ofthe  L. 

Joel  2.26. and  praife  the  Name  ofthe  Lord 

Amos  6. 10.  not  make  ment.of  the  Na. ofthe  Lord 

Micah  4.y.  we  will  walk  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 

y  .4.U1  the  majefty  ofthe  Name  ofthe  Lord 
Zepb. 3. iz.and  they  (hall  truft  in  theN  of  the  Lo. 
Zccb.  1 3 .3. thou  fpcakeft  lies  in  the  Na.of  the  Lord 
Mat.zi.9.  that  cometh  in  the  Name  ofthe  Lord 
Ch.23.39.  Mar.  n.  9, 10.  Ia.13.3y. 
Lit\e  19.38.  King,that  cometh  in  the  N.of  th:  L. 
John  1 2. 1 3. 
Acls$. 29. fpake  boldly  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
10.48.to  be  baptized  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
19. 1 3. the  Name  ofthe  Lord  Jefus,faying 

1 7. Name  of  the  Lord  Jefus  was  magnified 
■2 1 . 1 3  .to  die  for  the  Name  of  the  Lord  Jefus 
2  2. 1 6. calling  on  the  Name  cf  the  Lord 
2  Tbef.  1.1 2.that  the  Name  of  our  Lord  Jef.may  be 
3. 6. commend  you  in  the  Name  of  our  Lo  Jef. 
Jam.  y.  10. who  havefpokenintheNi.ofth^  Lord 
14.anoin.him  with  oyl  in  tht  N.  ofthe  Lord 
Call  on  the  Name  ofthe  JLojDjSee  JEall, 
Offerings  of 'the  JLoiSJ.See  jDfferfngff. 
Prophet,  prophets  ofthe  ilo?U. 
1  Sam.  3 .20.eftabli(hed  a  prophet  of  tht  Lord 

1  ^^•18.4-Jezcbcut  off  the  prophets  ofthe  Lord 

1 3.  Jezebel  flew  the  prophets  ofthe  Lord 

2  2.I  onely  remain  a  prophet  ofthe  Lord 

22.7.1s  there  not  here  a  prophet  ofthe  Lord 

zKing.3.11..  zChro.18,6. 

2  C/;j\28.9.buta  prophet  of  th   Lord  was  there 

Sabbath  and  Sabbaths  of  the  %vfi}. 
See  £iabbath  &  j&abbathd. 
Servant  ofthe  JLoiD. 
D«tf.34.y.Mofes  the  fervant  of  the  Lord  died 
jfo/ii.i.aft.the  death  ofMofes  the  ferv.of  the  Lord 
13.  word  which  Mofes  the  ferv.of  the  i.eom. 
1  y.which  Mofes  the  Lords  fervant  gave  you 
Chap.  2  2.4. 
8.31.  Mofes  the  fervant  of  the  Lord  command. 
Chap.8.33.  &  11. 12. 
I2.6.them  did  Mofes  theferv.  of  the  Lord  finite 
Mofes  the  fervant  of  the  Lord  gave  it 
13.8.  Mofes  the  fervant  ofthe  Lord  gave  them 
Chap.  1 8.7. 
i4.7.when  Mof.the  fervant  ofthe  Lord  fent  me 
22.2.all  that  Mofes  the  fervant  ofthe  X,.comm. 
y.whicli  Mof.the  fervant  ofthe  Lord  charged 
24.29.  fon  of  Nun,the  fervant  of  the  Lorddied 
Judg.z.8. 
2  iC«z.i8.i2.ali  that  Mof.the  fer. of  the  Lordcom. 
2  ffc.i.3.which  Mof.the  ftr.of  the  Lord  hid  made 
24.6.accor.to  the  com.of  Mof.  the  ftr.of  the  L. 
J/i.42.  i9.who  is  blind  as  the  Lords  fervant 
2  Tim.z.  24.the  fervant  of  the  Lord  muft  not  ftrive 

Servants  ofthe  I01D, 
2  Sam.  20. 6. take  thy  toisfetvantSjand  purfue 
2  i(i^9' 7 -the  bloud  of  all  the  fervants  ofthe  Lord 
io.23.thete  be  here  none  ofthe  fer.of  the  Lord 
Vfal.  1 13. 1. praife  ,0  ye  fervants  ofthe  Lord 
1 3  4. 1. blefle  the  L.O  all  ye  fervants  ofthe  Lo. 
1 3  y.  1  .praife  him,0  ye  fervants  of  the  Lord 
Ifa.^4.  17.  the  heritage  ofthe  fervants  ofthe  Lord 

Sight  ofthe  ioiq. 
G«2.33.7.Er  was  wicked  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 
Lev.  10. 19.  been  accepted  in  the  light  ofthe  Lord 
Dctit. 6.18. do  good  in  the  fight  ofthe  Lord 

9.1 8.in  doing  wickedly  in  the  fight  ofthe  Lord 

1 2.2  y.  is  right  in  the  fight  ofthe  L.    Ch.  2 1 .9. 

28. good  and  right  in  the  fight  ofthe  Lord 

1  Sam.  1 2.  i7.ye  have  done  in  the  fight  ofthe  Lard 

1  King.z  1.2  y.work  wickedn.in  the  fight  ofthe  L. 

z  J^i».3.i8.butalight  thing  in  the  fight  of  the  L. 

1  z.2.that  which  was  right  in  the  fight  ofthe  L. 

Ch.i4^-&i*-*:>?4-&  IS-3-&-"-1- 

zChr0.zO.3z.  &  24.2* 

1 6. 2. not 


LOR 


L  O  R 


i6.2.not  that  wch  was  right  in  the  fig.of  theL. 

2i.6.wrought  wickednesin  the  fight  of  the  L. 
2  Cfc-o.2?.2.which  was  right  in  the  fight  of  the  L. 
Chap-i6.4.&  27.2.8c  29.2.8c  J4.-s> 
P/d/.  1 1 6.  1 5. precious  in  the  fight  of  th*  Lord  is 
MaLz.17.is  goodinthe  fightof  che  Lord 
Luke  1.15.  he  (halbe  great  in  the  light  of  the  Lord 
z  Cor.8.2i.notonlyinthe  fight  ot the  Lo.  but  in 
/<w*.4.io.humbleyour  felves  in  the  fig.ofthe  L. 

Evil!  in  the  fight  of  the  fioirj,  See  CVjfll, 
Spirit  oftheJLoity. 
/«^.j.io.Spirit  of  the  Lordcame  upon  him 

Cha.14.19. 
6.34-Spiric  of  the  Lord  came  upon  pideon 
ii.i^.Spirit  of  the  Lord  came  upon  Jephtha 
1  3.  2  5  .Spirit  of  the  Lof'rf began  to  move  him 
i4.6.Spint  ofthe  Lord  came  mightily  upon 

Chap  if. 14. 

1  Sam.  io.6.Spirit  of  tb:Lord  will  come  upon  him 

16.  i  j. Spirit  of  the  Lord  came  upon  David 
14.  Spirit  of  the  Lord  departed  from  Saul 

2  Sdw.aj.i.Spiritof  the  Lo^fpike  by  me 

1  ^.i3.ri.SpiritoftheLo^fliallcanythee 

2Z.»4.which  way  went  the  Spi.  ofthe  L-from 
aCfcw2.18.23. 

2  Jt«z.i.i6.1  ft  the  Spirit  of  the  Lff/'rf  hath  taken 
2  CfcAao.14.came  the  Spirit  of  the  L.in  the  midft 
Ifa.  1 1. 2.  Spirit  of  the  £«ci  (hall -reft  upon  him 

40.7.Spirit  of  the  Lord  bloiveth  upon  it 

1 3.  who  hithdirc&edth: Spirit  of  the  Lord 

59.1 9. Spirit  of  th;  Lord  lhal  lift  up  a  ftandard 

6 1- 1.  Spirit  of  the  Lord  is  upon  me 

63.14.Spim  ofthe  Lord  caufed  him  to  reft 
E^k  1 1  ^.Spirit  of  the  Lo/i  fell  upon  me 

37.  i.earried  me  out  in  the  Spirit  of  the  Lord 
Micah  2.7.1s  the  Spirit  of  the  Lord  ftraitned 

3  8.1  am  fall  of  power  by  the  Spirit  of  the  Lord 
L«/r/4-l8-sPint  of  the  Lord  \~  upon  me,beo<ufe 
Acts  5-9-agr°ed  to  tempt  the  Spirit  of  rhe  Lord. 

8-39-Spirit  of  the  Lord  caught  away  Philip 
2  Co/'.j.  I7.wh:re  the  Spirit  of  the  Lord  is,there  is 
1 8. even  as  by  the  Spirit  of  the  L«td 

Temple  of  the  JLozO. 

1  Sam.x.9.  by  a  pofte  of  the  temple  of  the  Lard 

j.j.yer  the  lamp  wentout  in  the  tem.of  theL. 

2  ZQk.ii.i  3  .came  to  the  peo.in  the  tem.of  theL. 

i8.i6.fromthedooresof  the  temple  of  the  Lo. 

2j.4.out  of  the  temple  of  the  Lo.all  the  yeflels 

24  ^.whichSol.hadmidein  the  tem.of  the  Z.. 

2  Chr.z6.i6.  and  went  into  the  temp,  of  the  Lord 

.27.2.  heentred  not  into  the  temple  of  the  Lord 

29.16.uncle.that  they  found  in  the  te.of  the  L. 

Exra  j.^.founda.  of  the  tem.of  the  L.was  not  yet 

io.laid  the  foundation  of  the  tem.of  the  L. 

/#\7.4.tempk  of  the  Lot  i,temple  of  the  Lord 

the  temple  of  the  Lo/rfate  thefe 

24-i.werefet  before  the  temple  of  the  Lord 

£^.8.i6.it  the  door  of  the  tem.of  the  L.betwe. 

with  their  backs  toward  the  tem.of  the  Lo. 

H^.2.i5.1aid  upon  a  ftone  in  the  temp,  of  the!.. 

18.  foundation  of  the  Lords  temple  was  laid 

Zccb.6,iz.Si  he  (hall  build  the  temple  of  the  Lord 

Verfe  1 5 . 

i4.for  a  memoriall  in  the  temple  of  the  Lo. 

if.fhall  come  and  build  the  tem.of  the  Lord 

Ln\e  i.j.when  he  went  into  the  temple  of  the  Lo. 

Voice  of  the  Holt). 
Dfaf.308.and  obey  thevoiceof  the  Lord 
Jofh.j.S.becxufc  chey  obey.not  the  voice  of  the  L. 
1  Sam.  1  f.io.didftnotthouobey  the  vo-of  the  L. 
20.yea,I  have  oh  yed  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
22-as  in  obeying  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
28.18.  thou  obeyedft  not  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
1  l$?2.20.}6.haft  not  obeyed  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
Pfal. zy.^. voice  of  the  Lordis  upon  the  waters 
4>voiceof  the  Lo  voice  of  the  Lord  is  full  of 
y.voiccof  the  Lord  divideth  flimesof  fire 
S.voice  of  the  Lord  (haketh  the  wildernefie 
9.voice  of  the  Lord  maketh  h  indes  to  calve 
106.25.  hearkened  not  to  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
lfa.6.8.\  heard  the  voice  of  the  Lo/'^faying 
30.3  i.through  the  voice  of  the  L.ihal  theAffyr. 
66.6-  a  voice  of  the  Lord  that  rendreth  recomp. 
/er.  3. 2  5.  have  not  obeyed  the  voice  of  the  Lord 


LOR        LOR 

7.28  .a  nation  that  obeyeth  not  the  vo.of  the  L. 
26.1 3. and  obey  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
38.20.obey,!  befeech  thee,the  voice  ofthe  Lord 
42.6. we  willobey  the  voice  ofthe  Lord 

well  with  us  when  we  obey  the  vo.of  the/-. 
1 3  .neither  obey  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
2 1. but  ye  have  not  obeyed  the  voi.of  the  Lo. 
43-4.aH  thepeo.obeyednotthe  voice  of  the  L. 
7. for  they  obeyed  not  the  voice  ofthe  Lord 
44. 23. voice  of  theLo>v/,nor  walked  in  his  law 
T)an. 9. 10.  neither  have  weobeyed  the  vo.of  the  L. 
Micah  6,g. Lords  voice  crieth  unto  the  city 
Htfg.i.i2.remnnnt  of  the  pe.obey.tiie  vo.of  the  L. 
Zccb.6.1  5. if  diligently  ye  obey  the  vo.of  the  Lord 
Acts  7.3  i  .voice  ofthe  Lord  came  unto  him 

way  of  the  ioit). 
Getf.18.19.to  keep  the  way  of  the  Lord 
fudg.  Zyzn'.whe.  they  v/ill  keep  the  way  of  the  Lo. 
2  fyn.zi. 22. walked  not  in  the  way  of  the  Lord 
P fa/.  11 9.1. who  walke  in  the  way  ofthe  Lord 
Pro.  10.29.the  way  of  the  Lord  is  llrength 
/y2(.40.j,.prepareye  the  way  ofthe  Lord  , 

Mat. 3. 3. Ma) \e  i.7,.Lu\e  3.4. 
/t7.f  .4.for  they  know  not  the  way  ofthe  Lord 

5,for  they  have  known  the  way  ofthe  Lord 
£^e£.  18. 2 5. ye  fay,The  way  of  the  L.  is  not  equ. 

Verfe  29. 
33.17.  the  way  of  the  LOfti  is  not  equall 

Verfe  20.  ? 
John  1. 2  3. make  ftraight  the  way  ofthe  Lord 
Acts  18.25  .was  inftru&ed  in  the  way  ot  the  Lord 

irayes  ofthe  JLotD. 
2  Sam.zz.zz-1  have  kept  the  wayes  of  the  Lord 

Pfal.i8.zi. 
2  Cfco. 17. 6. was  lift  up  in  the  waves  ofthe  Lord 
Pfal.  1 3  8.5.  th;y  (full  ling  in  the  wayes  of  the  Lo. 
Ho f.  14. 9. wayes  of  the  Lord  ate  equall 
Alts  1 3.10.10  pervert  the  right  wayes  ofthe  Lord 

WordoftbeiofX). 
Exod.f.zo.he  that  feared  the  word  ofthe  Lo.made 

2 1. regarded  not  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
Num.3. 16.  according  to  the  word  ofthe  Lard 

Ver.5 1.&  Ch.4.45.&  36.5.LW.34.5. 
fofh.8. 27.8c  19.50.&22.9. 
1 5.3  i.defpifedthe  word  ofthe  Lord 
2  2.i8.notgoe  beyond  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
Deut.^.^xo  (hew  you  the  word  ofthe  Lord 

1  S.wz.  3.1. word  ofthe  Lo.was  preci.inthofe  dayes 

7.neither  was  the  word  of  the  Lordytt 
2 1.  in  Shiloh  by  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
1  j.  10. then  came  the  word  of  the.L.untoSim. 

2  3.thou  haft  rejc&ed  the  word  ofthe  Lord 

Verfe  z6. 

2  Sam  7.4-word  ofthe  Lord  came  unto  Nathan 

22.31.the  word  of  the  Lord  is  tried 
1  l^in.z.  27  .might  fulfill  the  word  ofthe  Lord 

1 2.24.they  hearkned  to  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
according  to  the  word  ofthe  Lord 

13. 1. by  the  word  ofthe  Lord  unto  Bethel 
2.againft  the  altar  in  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
5  .man  of  God  had  given  by  the  w.of  the  L. 
9.  charged  me  by  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
1 7. was  faid  to  me  by  the  word  of  the  Lord 
i8.by  the  word  of  the  Lord  bring  him  back 
26.dtfobedient  unto  the  word  of  the  Lord 

flain  him  according  to  the  word  of  the  L. 
3  2. he  cried  by  the  word  ofthe  Lord 

14. 1 8- buried  him  according  to  the  w.of  the  L. 

1 6.7. came  the  word  of-the  Loriagainft  Baa(ha 
1 2. of  Baa(ha,nccord.to  the  word  ofthe  Lord 

3  4. according  to  the  word  ofthe  Lord 

Chap.  17.  5,16.  &  22.38.2  Kjn.1.17. 
&  4.44.  &  7. 16.&  9.26.5c  14.25. 
17.24.word  ofthe  Lordln  thy  mouth  is  truth 
20.3  5>in  the  word  of  the  Lord,  Smite  me 
2  2. 5. enquire  at  the  word  ofthe  Lord  to  day 
2  IQn.  3. 1 2. word  of  the  Lordis  with  him 
9.3fi.this  is  the  word  of  the  Lord 
10.  io.unto  the  earth  nothing  of  the  w.of  theJl. 
1 5. 12. this  was  the  word  ofthe  Lord,  which 
20. 1 9. good  is  the  word  of  the  Lord 
2  3.i6.pollutedit,accord.totheword  of  the/.. 
24-2.accor.to  the  wo.of  the  L.   1  Chr.i  1.3,10. 
&  12. 23.8c  i5.i5.jref'.32.8.>%*fc3.3. 
1  C/iio.io.i3.even  againftthe  word  ofthe  Lord 
z  Chro.  18.4.31  the  word  ofthe  Lord  to  day 


L  O  R 


LOR 


3  o.  1 2.of  the  princes  by  the  word  of  the  Lord 
34. 2r  .have  not  kept  the  word  of  the  Lord 
3  5.6.  may  doe  accord,  to  the  word  of  the  Lord 
36.2 1  .to  fulfill  the  word  ofthe  Lord  by  the 
22,that  the  word  of  the  Lord  might  be  accor. 
Eya  1. 1. that  che  word  ofthe  Lord  might  be  fulfi. 
P/S/.i8j3o.the  word  ofthe  Ltrrdis  tryed 
3  3.4.  word  ofthe  Lordis  right 

6.by  the  word  ofthe  Lo.  were  the  heav.made 
105.19.word  of  the  Lord  tried  him 
Ifa.  2.3.  and  the  word  of  the  Lord  from  Jerufalem 
28. 1 3  .word  of  the  Lfl.was  unto  them  a  precept 
39. 8,good  is  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
fer.z.^x.O  generation,  fee  ye  the  word  ofthe  L. 
6. 10.  word  ofthe  Lord  is  unto  them  a  reproach 
8.9.they  have  rejected  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
1  j.  2.I  got  a  girdle,  accord  to  the  wo.of  the  L. 
17.15. where  is  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
20. 8. word  ofthe  Lord  was  made  a  reproach 
25 .j.wordof  the  Lordhatb  come  unto  me 
27. 1 8. if  the  word  ofthe  Lordbe  with  them 
3  2.8.knew  that  this  was  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
#0/Ti.2.ofthe  word  of  the  Lord  by  Hofea 
Amos  S.i2.tofeek  the  word  of  the  Lord 
Micah  4.2.the  word  ofthe  Lordirom  Jerufalem 
2f/;/;.2.s.the  word  ofthe  Z.ffio(isagainftyou 
Zccb. 4. 6.this  is  th- word  of  the  Lord  to  Zerubbab. 
9.  lithe  burden  of  the  word  ofthe  Lord  in 
1 1 . 1 1  .knew  that  it  was  the  word  of  the  Lord 
1 2. 1. burden  of  the  word  of  che  Lord 

Malach.  1.1. 
Lu\e  22.6i.Peterremembredthe  word  ofthe  Lo. 
Alls  8.25.and  pre.-ched  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
1 1. 1 6. then  remembred  I  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
1 3. 48. and  glorified  the  word  ofthe  Lard 

49.  word  ofthe  Lord  was  published 
1 5.3  5. teaching  8c  preaching  the  wo.of  the  Lo. ', 

36.we  have  preached  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
16.3  i.fpake  unto  him  the  word  ofthe  Lo)d 
1 9. 10.  heard  the  word  ofthe  Lord  Jefus 
1  Thcf.1.8.  you  founded  out  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
4. 1 5.  we  fay  unto  you  by  the  word  ofthe  Lord 
z  Thef.3.1.  the  word  ofthe  io^may  have  free 
1  PeM.25.word  ofthe  LordenduKih  for  ever 
word  ofthe  HLoit)  came,  See  Catne« 
Hear  the  word  of  the  Jlc?D,  See  ?|jaif  ♦ 
Words  of  the  HojU. 
Htffli^^.Mofes  wrote  all  the  words  of  che  Lord 
Nnm.i  1.24.  told  the  people  the  words  ofthe  Lord 

Exod.z$.-$. 
J<fh. z4.z7.it  hath  heard  all  the  words  ofthe  Lord 

1  Sam.8.10.  Samuel  told  all  the  words  of  the  Lo. 

1 5. 1. you  unto  the  voice  ofthe  wor.  ofthe  Lord 

2  Chro.  j  i.4.and  they  obeyed  the  words  oftheLord 

29. 1 5.by  the  words  of  the  Lordto  cleanfe 
Pfal.  1 2.6.  words  of  the  Lord  are  pure  words 
jfo-.36.4.mouthof  Jere.  all  the  words  ofthe  Lord 
6.words  of  the  Lor  din  the  ears  ofthe  people 
8,readingin  the  book  all  the  wor.of  the  Lo. 
1 1. heard  out  ofthe  book  all  the  w.of  the  L. 
37.2.did  heatken  to  the  wordsofthe  Lord 
Amos  8. 1 1. famine  of  hearing  the  wor.of  the  Lord 

wor\  ofthe  JL01D. 
E.W.34-  io.fhall  fee  the  work  of  the  Lord 
lfa.<,.  1 2.they  regard  not  the  work  ofthe  Lord 
jtr.48.10.that  doth  the  work  of  the  L.deceitfully 
50. 25. for  this  is  the  work  ofthe  Lord 
51.10.  in  Zion  the  work  ofthe  Lord  our  God 

1  Cov.i5.s8.3lwa.abounding  in  the  wo.of  the  L. 

i6.io.forhc  worketh  the  work  ofthe  Lord 
Worses  ofthe  iloiD, 
fojh.zq.  3 1.  wcb  had  known  all  the  wo.of  the  Lard 
Judg.z.7  .who  had  feen  the  great  vvorkes  ofthe  L. 
Pfal.z8.^  .  they  regard  not  the  workes  ofthe  Lord 
46.8.come,behold  the  workes  ofthe  Lord 
77.1 1  .He remember  the  workesof  the  Lord 
i07.24.thefe  fee  the  workes  ofthe  Lord 
1 1  i.2.the  workesof  the  Loft/are  great 
1 1 8. 17. and  declare  the  workes  ofthe  Lord 
wrath  of  'the  I02D. 
Num.  1 1. 3  3.  wrath  ofthe  Lord  was  kindled 
DcHt.  1 1. 1 7. then  the  Lo.wra.be  kindled  agai.  you 

2  lQn.zz.i  3-for  great  is  the  wrath  ofthe  Lo;af 

2  Chron.  34.21. 
2  dvo.12.1 2.  wrath  ofthe  Lord  turned  from  him 
29.8.wrath  ofthe  Lord  was  upon  Judah 

32.26.fo 


LOR 


LOR 


3  2,26.  fo  that  the  wrath  of  the  Lord  came  not 
3  6. 16.  untill  the  wrath  of  the  Lord  was  kindled 
Pfa.  106. 40.  therefore  was  the  wrath  of  the  L.  kin. 
T/AJ.ip.through  the  wrath  of  the  Lord  ofhofts 

1  j.  1  j .ear .(hall  remove— in  the  wrath  of  the  L. 
Jer. 1,0.1  j.becaufe  of  the  wrath  of  the  Lord 
E?fk-7'l9- m  tne  ^av  °^ tne  wrath  of  the  Lord 
Vraife  the  ilo?t),See  $iatfe, 
HotXifald. 
Gen-4-.6.Lord  faid  unto  Cain,Why  art  thou  wroth 
g.Lwd  faid  unto  Cain,W  here  is  Abel 
1  5. Lord  faid,  Whofoever  flayeth  Cain,veng. 
6.3.Lorrffaid>My  fpirit  (hall  not  alwayes 
7.  Lord  faid,  He  deftroy  man,whom  I 
y.i.Lorrffaid  unto  Noah,  Come  thou  into  the 
8.1  1. Lordhid  in  his  heart,  He  not  curfe 
1  \.6.Lwd  faid,Bthold,thc  people  is  one 
1 2. 1. Lord  had  faid  unto  Abram,Getthee  out 
1  j.  1 4.  Lord  faid  unto  Abram,after  Lot  was 
18.13  .Lord  faid — Wherefore  did  Sarah  laugh 
17.  La'd  faid,  Shall  I  hide  from  Abraham 
zo.Lordhid ,  Becaufe  the  cry  of  Sod.  is  great 
26.L.  faid,  If  I  find  in  Sodom  5:0.  righteous 
a 5. 13. Lord faid,Two  nations  are  in  thy  womb 
31.3. Lord  faid  unto  Jacob,  Return  unto  the 
Exod.1.7.  Lord  faid^  I  have  furely  feen  the  afflifti. 
4.2.ZWfaid  unto  him,What  is  that  in  thine 
4. the  Lorrf faid  untoMofes        Ver.ipjti* 
Chapt.  6.1.    8:7.1,14.  &  8. 16,  20. 
&  9.  1,8, 13,  21.    &  10.  1, 12,  21. 
&  1 1. 1,9.  &  14,15,26.  &  16.4,28. 
&17.  5, 14.    &  19.  9,10,  21,  a4. 
&  20.22.  &  24.12.  &  30.34.  &  32.7, 
9»?J-    &?J-  *1>l7-    8:34.1,27. 
Lev.i6.i.  &  2r.i.N««.3.40.  &  7. n. 
&  1 1.  16,  23.   &  12.14.    &  14.  11. 
&  1  5.  35.    &  17.10.  &  21.8,34. 
&  25.4.8c  27.12,1 8.  Deut.2  1.14,16. 

6.  the  Lord  faid  furthermore  unto  him 

1  i.Lordhid  unto  him,Who  hath  made 
27.  and  the  Lwd  faid  unto  Aaron 

a umb.  1 8.1. 
6.»6.towhom  the  Lord  hid,  Bring  out 
7.13.  kearkn.  not  to  them,  as  the  Lordhad  faid 
Verfe22.  0^.8.15,19.0^.9.3. 
Judg.2.\%.  8:6.27. 
12. 43. Low/ faid  unto  Mofes  and  Aaron 
16.23.tbis  is  that  which  the  Lordhaih  faid 
24. 3. all  the  words  which  the  Lwd  hath  faid 

7.  all  that  the  Lord  hath  faid 
33.21.the  Lorifaid,Bchold,thereisa  place 

Num.10.  29.  unto  the  place  of  which  the  Lord  faid 
14.20.the  Lordhid,!  havcp^rdoned 
16. 40. as  the  Lordhid  to  him 
26.65.  Lord  had  faid,They  (kill  furelydye 
32.3  1. as  the  Lord  hath  faid, fo  will  we  do 
Deut. 1.42.  the  Lord  faid  unto  me    Chap.2.9,31. 
8c  3.  2,26.  8t.  9.  12.    &  io.-i,  1 1. 
&  18.17.  8:31.2.  fer.  1.7,9,12,14. 
8:  3.6,  it.    8c  11.6,9.    8c  13.6. 
8c  14.  11,  14.    &  15. 1.    &  24.  3. 
Amos  78,15,  8c  S. 2.  Zech.n. 12,1^. 
9. 25. becaufe  the  Lord  had  faid,  he  would 
17.16.L0rd  hath  faiil  unto  you,Ye  dial  hencef. 
31.3.  over  before  thee,as  the  Lord  hath  faid 
z  4. 4. Lord  faid  unto  him,  This  is  the  land 
fojh.i.y.  the  Lord  Cud  unto  Joflma    0^.5.2,9. 
&6.2.  &7.10.  8:8.1,18.  &  10.8. 
8c  11. 6. 
1 1 .23  .accord. to  all  that  the  Lord  faid  unto  Mo. 
1 3. 1  .Lord  faid  unto  him,  Thou  art  old 
J4.6.thou  knoweft  the  thing  that  the  Lord  faid 
1 2. to  drive  them  our , as  the  Lordhid 
Judg.  1.2.  Lard  faid,  Judah  (hall  go  up 
6. 17. Lord  looked  upon  him,  and  laid 
2Z.Lordhid  unto  bim,Peace  be  unto 
2 5. L. faid  to  him,  Take  thy  fath.youngbull. 
7.2.  and  the  Lord  faid  unto  Gideon 

Verfes  4,  5, 7. 
9.the  Lord  faid  unto  him,  Arife 
10. 1 1. Lord  hid  to  the  childr.  of  Ifr.  Did  not  I 
20.1 8.  Lord  faid,  Judah  (hall  go  up  firft 
2 3. Io/y£ faid, Go  upagainit  him 
aS.the  Lord  faid,Go  up 
1  Sam.z..n.Lord  faid  toSamuel,I  will  do  athing 
17.  what  is  the  thing  that  the  Lord  hath  faid 


LOR        LOR 

8. 7. Lord  faid  unto  Samuel,  Heatken  unto 

Veife  22. 
9.i7.Lirdhid  untohim,Behold  the  man 
1 5.1 6.w  hat  the  Lord  hath  faid  to  me  this  night 
16. i.Lordhid  unto  Samuel,  How  long  wilt 

2.L«rd  faid,  Take  an  heifer  with  thee 

i2.Lot'ifaid,Arife,auoint  him 
2 3. i.Lord faid  to  David ,Smite  the  Philiftins 

1 1. Lord  faid,  He  will  come  down 

1 2.the  Lord  faid,They  will  deliver  thee  up 
14,4. day  of  which  the  Lwd  faid  unto  thee 
2  Sam.2.1.  Lord  faid  unto  him,  Goe  up 
5.2.  Lord  faid  to  thee,Thou  (halt  feed 

\9.L0id  faid,Go  up,for  I  will  doubtleffe 
16.10.  becaufe  the  Lord  hath  faid,Curfe  David 

1  Kjng.S.  1 2. Lord  faid,that  he  would  dwell 

1  S.Lord  faid  unto  David  my  father 
9.3. Lord  faid  unto  him,I  have  heard  thy 

1 1.2.  nations  concerning  which  the  Lord  faid 
1 1.  wherefore  the  Lord  faid  unto  Solomon 

1 4. 5 .  Lwd  faid  to  Ahi  j  ah  the  w  ife  of  Jeroboam 
19. 1 5.  Lord  faid,Go,return  on  thy  way 
22.17.  the  Lord  faid,  Thefe  have  no  mailer 

2Cfor.18.16. 
20,Lord  faid,Who  (hall  perfwade  Ahab 

2  2,the  Lord  hid  unto  him,  Wherewith 

2Cfora.18.20. 

2  Kjng.9.26.  and  the  bloud  of  his  fons,faid  the  L. 

20. Lord faid  unto  Jehu,Becaufe  thou  halt 
14.27.L0/rf  faid  not  that  he  would  blot  out 
17.1 2.Lordhad  faid,Ye(hall  not  do  this  thing 
1 8 .2  5  .Lord  faid  to  me,  Go  up  againft  this  land 
ifa.  3  6. 10. 
2i.4.of  which  the  Lord  hid,ln  Jeruf.will  I  put 

7 .of  which  the  L.faid  to  David,In  this  houfe 

2  3.27.x.fl>'rffaid,I  will  remove  Judah 
24.13.  in  the  temple  oftheL.as  the  Lo.had  faid 

1  Cfor.11. 2. Lord  faid  unto  thee,Thou  (halt  feed 

14.1o.L0n/faid  unto  him,Go  up,for  I  will 
27. 2 3. becaufe  the  Lordhad  faid,He  would 

2  Chro.6. 1  .Lordhath faid  that  he  would  dwell  in 

8.  Lordhid  unto  David  my  fath.  Forafmuch 
18.19.  Lord  faid,Who  (hall  entice  Ahab 
21^0?^  faid,  Thou  (halt  entice  him 

23.3 .  as  the  Lwdhath  hid  of  the  fons  of  David 

3  3 .4.whereof  the  Lordhad  faid,In  Jerufalem 
fob  1.  j. Lord  faid  unto  Satan,  Whence  comeft 

Chap.2.2. 

$. Lordhid  unto  Satan ,Haft  thou  confidered 

Chap.2.3. 

1 2-Loraffaid  unto  Satan,  All  that  he  hath  is 

t    2.6.Lordhid  unto  Satan,He  is  in  thy  hand 

4l-7. Lord  faid  to  Eliphaz  the  Temanite,  My 
Pfal.z. 7. the  Lord  hath  faid  unto  me,  Thou  art  my 
6  8. 2  2. Lord  faid,  lie  bring  againe  from  Bafhan 
1 10. 1  .the  Lard  faid  unto  my  Lord,Sit  thou  on 
//<&  5 .9.U1  mine  eares,  faid  the  Lord  of  holies 
7.3. then  faid  theLordto  Ifiiah,  Go  forth 
3.i. Lordhid  untome,  Take  thee  a  great  roule 

3. then  faid  the  Lord  to  me,Call  his  name 
1 8.4.for  fo  the  Lord  faid  unto  me,  He  take 
2  o.  3  .the  Lord  faid,L  ike  as  my  fervant  Ifaiah 
2 1.6. Lord  faid  unto  me,  Go,fet  a  watchman 
i6.thus  hath  the  Lord  hid  unto  me,Within 
29.ij.wherefore  the  Lord  faid,  Foralmuch  as 
/er.4.27.thus  hath  the  Lordfaid,The  whole  land 
6.6.thus  hath  the  Lorrff3id,Hew  ye  down 
1 5 . 1 1  .the  Lo.  (aid,  Verily  it  (hall  be  well  with 
2  3 . 1 7  .the  Lord  hath  faid,  Ye  (hall  have  peace 
42.19.the  Lord  hath  faid  concerning  you 
£\f £.4. 1 3  .the  Lord  faid,  Even  thus  (hall  the  chil. 
9*4. Lord faid  unto  him,Go  thorow  the  midft 
21. 1 7.I  the  Lord  have  faid  it 
2  3 . 3  6. the  Lord  faid  moreover  unto  me 
44.2.then  faid  the  Lo/rf,This  gate  (hall  be  (hut 
5,and  the  Lordhid  unto  me,Matk  well 
Hof.  1 .2. Lord  hid  to  Hofea,Go  take  unto  thee 
4.Lord  hid  unto  him,  Call  his  name  Jefcreel 
3 .  i.then  faid  the  Lord  unto  him,Go  yet  love 
Joel  2, 3  2. as  the  Lord  hath  faid,  8c  in  the  remnant 
Amos  7$. Lwd  faid  unto  me,What  feeft  thou 

y.i.Lurd  ftanding  upon  the  altar,and  he  faid 
Jonah  4.4.faid  the  L.  Doft  thou  well  to  be  angty 

10. then  faid  the  Lorrf,Thou  haft  had  pity 
Zcch.  3. 2.Lord  hid  unto  Satan,The  Lord  rebuke 
Mat.22,24.Ldrd(&id  unto  my  Lord    Mar.  1 2.36. 


LOR        LOR 

25.2 l.hislord  hid  unto  him,  Well  done 

Verfe  2  3 . 
Luke  7.3 1  .Lord faid,Whereunto  (hall  I  liken  the 
1  1.39. L.faid  unto  him,  Now  do  ye  Pharifces 
1  i.+z.Lord faid, Who  then  is  that  wifefteward 
14.23  -Lor.  faid  unco  the  fmants,Goout  into 
17. 6. Lordhid,  \iyt  have  faith  as  a  grain  of 
18.6.L0.  faid,Hcar  what  the  unjuft  Judge  faith 
20. 1 3  .then  faid  the  lord  of  the  vineyard,Wliac 
42.Lordhid  to  my  Lord,Sit  thou  on  my 

Acl.2.2.4. 
22.3 1.  Lord  faid,Simon,Si,iion,behold  Satan 
Acl-j.ii.hid the  Lord  to  him,Put  offthy  (hoes 
$.<}. Lordhid,  I  am  Jcfus,  whom  thou  perfecu. 
6. Lord  faid  unto  him,  Arife,  go  into  the  city 
io.to  him  faid  the  Lord  in  a  vifion,  Ananias 
11. Lordhid  unto  him,  Go  into  theftreet 
1  $.Lord  faid  unto  him,Go  thy  way 
1 1 . 1 6. die  word  of  the  Lord,  how  that  he  faid 
2 2.1  o.Lord  hid  unto  me,  Arife ,go  into  Darua. 
Saitb  the  loitj. 
Gw.22.16.bymy  felfe  havel  fvvorn,  faith  the  Lo. 
Exod.q.zi.thus  faith  the  L.      Chap. 5.  i.&  7.17. 
8c8.i,20.  8:9.1.8c  ii.4.iS<tw.2.27. 
&  10.  18.    2  Sam.  12.  11.  &  24.12. 

1  Kjn.  12.24.  8c  1 3.2,21.  &  20.13, 
14,28.42.     8:21.19.    8c  22.11. 

2  Ki».  1. 4>6, 1 6. 8c  2.2i.  8:3.16,17. 
8:443,71-8:9.3,  »*•  8:19.6,32. 
8c  20.1,5.  8c  22.  16.  iChron.17.4. 
&  21.10,11.  2  Chron.  11.4.  8c  1 2.  j. 
&  18.10.&  20.15.8:  21.12.8:  34.24. 
Ifa.7.7.8c  29.22.8:37.6,33.8c  38.1,5. 
8c  43.  i,  14,  16.  8l  44.  2,6,  24. 
8c  45.  1,  ii,  14,  18.  8c  48.  17. 
&  49.7,8,22,25.  8:  50.1.  &  5r.22. 
8:52.3,4.8c  56.1,4-  8:65.8,13. 
8c  66. 1, 17.  Jeremi.  2.  25.  8c  4.  3. 
&  6. 16, 21,  22.  8c  7.20.  8c  8.  4. 
&9-*V3-&  io.2, 18.  8c  11. 11,21. 
&  12.14.  &  13  1,9,13.  &  14.10,15. 
8c  1 5.5,i9-&  16.3,5.  &  17.5,19,11. 
&  18.  ii,  13.  &  19.  1.  &  20  .4. 
8:  21.8,12.  8:  22.1,3,6,  n,  18,  30. 
&  23.38.8:  24.  8.  £c  26.2,4.8c  27.2. 
&  28.11,13,16. 8c  29.10,16,3 1, 32. 
8c  30. 5,! 2, 18, 21.8c  31.2,15,16,37. 
&  32.3,18,42.8: 33.2,10,17,20,25. 
&J4-i)4,i7-  8:36.29,30.  8c  37. 9. 
8c  38.  2,  3,  17.  8c  44.  30.  8c 45.  4. 
&c  47.  2.  8c  48.40.  8c  49.  1,  12, 28. 
&  51. 1,36.  £^.2.4.  8:3.11,27. 
&5.5,7,8-  &  6.3,11.  8c  7.25. 
&  11.5,7,16,17.  8c  12.10,19,23,28. 
8c  13.  3,8,  13, 18, 10.  8c  14.  21. 
8c  15.6.  8:16.3,36,59.  8:17.3,9, 
19,22.  8c  20.3,5,27,30,39,47. 
8:21.3,9,24,26,28.  8:22.3,19,28. 
8:23.22,28,32,35,46.  8:24.3,6, 
9,11.  8:25.3,6,8,12,13,15,16. 
8c  26.3,7,15,19..  8c  27.3.  8c  28.;,6, 
12,22,25.  &a9-3,85I^I9-&?o-a, 
6,10,13,22.8c  31.10,15.8c  32-3,11. 
8:33.25,17.  8:34.2,10,11,17,20. 
8c  3  5.3,14. 8c  36. 2, 3,4,  5, 6,7,13. 
22,33,37.8: 37.5,9,12,19,21.8c  38. 
3,10,14,17.8c  39.1,17,25.8c  43.18. 
8c44.6,p.  8:45.9,18.8:46.1,16. 
8:47.13.  Amos  1. 3,6,9,  11,13. 
&  2.  1,4,6.  8c  3.  ii,  12.  8c  5.  3,4. 
8c  7. 17.  Obad.  1.  Micab2.  3.  8c  3.5. 
Nah.i.i2.Zec.i.i6.  8c  8.3.8c  11. 4. 

Num.14.28.  faith  the  Lord,as  ye  have  fpoken  in 

24. 1 3. what  the  Lord f3ith,that  will  I  fpeak 
fofh.j.i  3«thus  faith  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 

Chap.24.2.  Judg.^.6,9.  2Sam.12.-j. 

1  'King.  11.  31.  8c  14. 7.   8c  17.14. 

2  Kjng. 9.6.8c  19.20.8c  20.1.8c  21.12. 
&  22. 1 5, 18.    2  Chron.  34.  23, 26. 

Jfa.  17.6. 

1  Sam.2.$  o.  now  the  Lmdhitb,  Be  it  far  from  me 

1 5 .2.  thus  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts       2  Sam.7.8. 

1  Chron.  17.7.  ^-45'  1$.  Jet. 6. 9. 

&  7.  2,21.  8c  9.7,1 5,17.  8(11.22. 

&  16.9.  &  19.3,1 1,15.  8c  23.15516. 

&  25.8,  27,  28,  29,  32.  8:26.18. 

8:27.4. 


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LO  R 


&  27.4,19,  ii-  &  l8-  J4-  &  *9-4>8, 
17,21.8c  30.8. &  31. 23.8c  32.14.15. 
&33<ii.&  35. 13,18,19. &39.16. 
&41.  15,18.  &43,  10.  &44-  2, 
11,  if-  &  48-  *•  &49-  7,  26,35. 
&  5o.i8,33-&  5H3>*8.H«g.i.5,7. 
&  %.6,  11.  2^.i.3,4,I4ji7.  &  2.8. 
&  3.7.  &  8.2,4,6,739,14,19,10,13. 
Mil.1.4. 

1  Sam-7-1  .thus  faidi  the  zW>Shalt  thou  build  me 
r  ^5. 2 2. 1 4. what  the  Lord  faich  tome,that  will  I 

2  i0«£.9  .a<5.rcquice  thee  in  this  plat,fakh  the  LO. 
1 9*3  3-il^^lc  not  come  into  this  city,  iaith  the  Lo. 
xO,i7.nothing  fhall  be  kfr,faich  the  Lord 

2 2. 1 9. 1  alfo  have  heard  thee,faith  the  Lord 

2  Chro.34.17. 
P/^.i2.?.now  will  I  arife/aich  the  Lord 
Ifa.i.n.to  what  purpofe,faith  the  Lord 

i8.kt  us  reafon  together,faith  the  Lord 
24-therefore  faith  the  Lord,\\e  eafe  me  of 
3.1 5  .grind  the  faces  of  the  poor,  faith  the  Lord 
ig.Lowi  faith,Becaufe  die  daughters  of  Zion 
10.24.thus  faith  die  Lordp  my  people  that  dw. 
14.22.Ile  rife  up  againft  them,faith  die  Lord 
cut  off  from  Bab.the  remnant,  fai.the  L 
23.thebefome  of  deftruftion/akh  the  Lo: 
17-3-the  glory  of  the  children  of  If.faith  the  L 
19.4  fierce  king  fhall  rule  over  them,fai.the  L 
22.14  not  be  purged,faith  the  Lord  God  of  ho 
if.thus  faith  the  Lo.  G.ofho.  Go,gec  thee  to 
2j.in  that  day, faich  the  Lord  of  holts,  fhall 
jo.i.woe  to  the  rebellious  ch.ildren,fakh  the  L. 

1  j.thus  faith  the  Load  God,In  returning  & 
31.9. (hall  be  affraid  of  the  enfigne,fakh  the  L. 
33.1  o.now  will  I  rife,faith  the  Lord 
37.34.not  come  into  this  city, faith  the  Lmd 
39.6.nothing  fhall  be  left,faith  the  Lord 
41. I4.11e  help  thee,faith  the  Lord,  thy  redeem. 

2 1. produce  your  caufe,faith  the  Lord 
43.10.ye  are  my  wiencfles/aith  the  Lord 

Verfe  1 2. 
48.22.no  peace,  faith  the  Lord,  unto  the  wicked 
4  9. 5. now,  faith  the  Lord  that  formed  me 

18.fa.the  L.Thou  fhalt  clothe  thee  with  them 
J 2.  5  .faith  the  Lo.that  my  people  is  taken  away 
make  them  to  howle,faith  the  Lord 
54.1. the  children  of  the  married  wife,fa.the  L- 
8. will  1  have  mercy  on  thee,faith  the  Lord 
lo.faith  the  Lord  that  hath  mercy  on  thee 
i7.theirrighteoufnefle  is  of  me,fakh  the  Lord^ 
5 f.S.are  your  waies  my  waies,fakh  die  Lord 
56.8.L.G.which  gathered  the  out-cafts  of  If.fa. 
57. 19.8c  to  him  that  is  neer,faith  the  Lord 
59.20.8c  the  redeemer  fhall  come,faith  the  Lo. 
21  .this  is  my  covenant  with  them,  fai.  the  L. 
mouth  of  thy  feeds  feed,  faith  the  Lord 
tf5.7.faith  the  Lord, which  have  burnt  incenfe 
25.in  all  my  holy  mountain,faith  the  Lord 
<J6.2.all  thofe  things  have  been,faith  the  Lord 
9.notcaufe  to  bring  forth,fakh  the  Lord 
1 2. faith  the  Lord, We  extend  peace  to  her 
zo.to  mine  holy  mouncain,faith  the  Lord 

2 1  .Ik  take  of  them  for  priefts,  faith  the  Lord 
22. fhall  remain  before  me,fakh  the  Lord 
23. come  to  worfhip  before  me,faich  the  Lord 

Jer.i.S.l  am  with  thee,fakh  die  Lord 

Verfe  19. 
1 5  .of  the  kingdomes  of  the  north,faith  the  L. 
2.3.evill  ihall  come  upon  them,  faith  the  Lord 
9.1k  yet  plead  with  you,falth  the  Lord 
11.be  ye  very  defolace/akh  the  Lord 
I9.my  fear  is  not  in  thee,fakhdie  Lord 

22  is  marked  before  me,faith  the  Lord 
29.have  tranfgreffed  againft  me,  faith  the  L. 

3. 1. yet  return  unto  me,faith  the  Lord 
10. not  with  her  whole heart,fiith  the  Lord 
12. return  thou  backfliding  Ifrael,faithxhe  L. 
Verfe  14. 
1 3  .ye  have  not  obeyed  my  voice,fakh  the  L. 
if.faith  the  Lo.  they  fliali  fay  no  more,  The 
iotreacheroufly,0  hotifeof  Ifr.faidi  the  L. 
.4.1.  if  thou  wilt  rcturn/aiththe  Lord,return 
9-fai.  the  L.  that  the  heart  of  the  ki.fhal  per. 
17-been  rebellious  againfl:  me,faith  the  Lord 
5.9. fhall  I  not  vific  for  thefe  things,faith  the  L. 
Ver.29.Ch.  9.8. 


LOR        LOR 

1 1. have  dealt  very  treacheroufly,fakh  the/.. 
14-thus  faith  the  Lord  God  of  hofts 

Ch.3J.i7«&  49:5-&?0-3I- 

1 5.1k  bring  a  nation  upon  you, faith  the  Lo. 

1 8. fa.  the  /..Ik  not  make  afull  end.  with  you 

22,fear  ye  not  me,faith  the  Lord 

6. ii. upon  the  inhabitants  of  the  land,fa.the  L. 

1 5. they  fhall  be  caft  down,faith  the  Lord 
7.1  i.even  I  have  feen  it,faith  the  Lord 

13. ye  have  done  all  thefe  works,faith  the  Lo. 
1 9. do  they  provoke  me  to  anger  ,faith  the  Lo. 
30. ha ve  done  evill  in  my  fight,faith  the  Lord 
32-lhe  daies  come, faith  the  Lord ,that  it  ihall 
8. 1 -at  thattime,fakh  the  Lord,  they  fhall  bring 
3. whither  1  have  driven  them,  faith  the  Lord 
I2.they  fhall  be  calt  down,faith  the  Lord 
13.1k  furely  confuine  them,  faith  the  Lord 
1 7. and  they  fhall  bite  you, faith  die  Lord 
9.3-they  know  not  me,faith  the  Lord 
6.they  refufe  to  know  me,  faith  the  Lord 
1 3.  L.fa.Becaufe  they  have  forfaken  my  law 
24-for  in  thefe  things  I  delight,fakh  the  Lo. 
zy.daks  come,fairh  the  Lord,that  Ik  punifh 
I  2.  1 7. and  deftroy  that  nation,  faich  the  Lord 
13.11.&  the  whole  houfe  of  Judah,faidi  the  Lo. 

2 5. thy  meafures  from  me,faith  the  Lord 
15. 3. appoint  over  them  four  kinds,faith  the  Lo. 
<S.thou  haft  forfaken  me,  faith  the  Lord 
9. to  the  fword  before  their  enemies,fa.the  L. 
20.8c  to  deliver  thee,faith  the  Lmd 
16.  J.my  peace  from  this  people,faith  the  Lord 
1 1  .your  fathers  have  forfaken  me,fai.  the  L. 
i4.daies  come,fakh  the  Lord,  that  it  ihall  no 
itf.lkfend  for  many  fifhers,faith  the  Lord 
17. 24. if  ye  diligently  hearken  to  me,fai.  the  L. 
i8.6.cannot  I  do  with  you  as  this  potter  ,f.the  L. 
1 9.6. faith  the  Lord,that  this  place  ihall  no  mo. 
I2.thuswill  I  do  to  this  place,faith  the  Lord 
2i.7.afterwards,faith  the  Lord,\\e  deliver  Zed. 
10. 1  have  fet  my  face  aga.this  citie,iai.the  L. 
13.8c  rock  of  the  plain,faith  the  Lord 
14  accord.to  the  fruit  of  their  doings,f.the  L. 
22. 5. fai.the  L.that  this  houfe  fhall  beco.defol. 
Itf.was  not  this  to  know  me,  faidi  die  Lord 
24.as  I  live,faith  the  Lord,though  Coniah 
ai.i.fcatterthe  fheepof  my  pafture,fai.  the  L. 
2.upon  you  the  evill  of  your  doi.  faith  the  L. 
4.neither  fhall  there  be  lacking,faith  the  Lo. 
j.daies  come,faith  the  Lord,that  Ik  raife  to 
7.daies  come,faith  the  Loxdjfaey  fliali  not 
1  i-have  I  found  their  wickednefle,fai.the  I. 
1  2.yeer  of  their  vifitation,faith  the  Lord 
23.I  ama  God  at  hand,faith  the  Lord 
24.that  I  fhall  not  fee  him,faith  the  Lord 

do  not  I  fill  he.  &  earth,  faith  the  Lo. 
28.what  is  the  chaff  to  the  wheat,faith  the  L. 
29JS  not  my  word  like  as  a  fire,  faith  the  Lo. 
30.I  am  againft  the  prophets,faith  the  Lord 
Verfe  31. 
3  i.that  prophefie  falfe  dreams,f aith  the  Lord 
not  profit  this  peopk,faith  the  L. 
33.11e'even  fotfake  you,faith  the  Lord 
2j.7.ye  have  not  hearkened  to  me,  faith  the  L. 
9-alI  the  families  of  the  north,faith  the  Lord 
12. Ik  punifh  the  king  of  Babyl.  faith  the  L. 
3 1  .that  are  wicked  to  the  fword,fakh  the  Lo. 
27.8.that  nation  will  I  punifh,faith  the  Lord 
n.ftill  in  dieir  own  land, faith  the  Lord 
1  5  .for  I  have  not  fent  him,  faith  the  Lord 
i<?.to  this  peopk,faying,  Thus,faith  the  Lord 
22.untill  the  day  that  1  vific  them,faith  the  L. 
28.4.that  went  into  Baby lon,fakh  the  Lord 
20-9.1  have  not  fent  thcm,faith  the  LOid 
1  i.that  I  think  toward  you>faith  the  Lord 
14.1k  be  found  of  you, faidi  the  Lord 

places  whi.I  have  driv.you,fai.  the  L. 
l9.not  hearkened  to  my  words,  faith  die  Lord 
but  they  would  nothear,fakh  the  L. 
23.I  am  a  wknefle, faith  the  Lord 
3  2.that  Ik  do  for  my  peopk,faith  the  Lord 
3o-3.daies  come,faith  the  Lord,chat  Ik  bring 

the  captivity  of  my  peoplcfakh  the  L. 

10. fear  not  my  ferrant  }acob,faith  the  Lord 

ir. I  am  with  thee,fakh  the  Lmd,to  fave  thee 

17.1k  heal  thee  of  thy'wounds,  faith  the  Lo. 

3 1  .i.at  the  fame  time  .faith  the  L.  will  I  be  the 

Lll 


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LOR 


7. for  thus  laitji  the  Lord,-  Sing  with  sladnefi;-- 
I4.fatisfied  with  goodrkfli,  faith  the  Lord 
i<?.thy  work  fliali  be  rewarded,fauhthe  Lord 
17. there  is  hope  in  thine  end,faiih  the  Lord 
20. Ik  furely  have  mercy  on  him,  fai.  the  L. 
27. faith  the  i.that  Ik  fow  the  houfe  of  lira. 
i8.watch  over  them  to  plantjlaich  the  Lord 
3 1  .faith  the  Lwi,that  Ik  make  a  new  coven. 
32. was  not  an  husband  to  them,faith  the  Lord 
3  3  .faith  the  Lord,Ih  put  my  law  in  their  m. 
34.umo  the  greateft  of  them,fakh  die  Lord 
3<5.if  thole  ordinances  deparc,  faith  die  Lord 
37.for  all  that  they  have  done,faith  the  Lord 
3  8. daies  come,fakh  the  Lordjtlnt  the  cities 
32,j.untill  I  vifit  him,faith  the  Lord 
jo.the  work  of  their  hands/aith  the  Lord 
44.their  captivity  to  returne,faith  the  Lord 
33.1 1.  of  the  land  as  at  the  firft,fakh  the  Lord 
1 3.of  him  that  telleth  them,faidi  the  Lord 
i4.daies  come,fakh  the  Lord,zhzi  Ik  perform 
34.5.I  have  pronounced  the  word/aith  the  Lord 
17.I  proclaima  liberty  for  you,fakh  the  Lord 
2i.Ile  command,fakh  the  Lord,nnd  caufe 
3  5.1 3. to  hearken  to  my  words,faith  the  Lord 
3 9. 1 7. Ik  deliver  thee  in  that  day,  faith  the  Lo. 

iS.haftputthy  truftin  me,iaith  the  Lord 
42.11.be  not  aflraid  of  him,faith  the  Lord 
447.tl-.us  faith  the  Lord, Wherefore  commit  ye 
26.fworn  by  my  great  Name,faith  the  Lord 
29  .fhalbe  a  figne  unto  them,faith  the  Lord 
45'.5.bring  evill  upon  all  nefh,faith  the  Lord 
46. 5. for  fear  was  round  about,faith  the  Lord 
23.fhall  curdown  her  forreft,fa.th  the  Lord 
2<?.as  in  thedaies  of  old.faith  the  Lord 
28  .fear  not,0  Jacob  my  fervanc, fai.the  Lord 
4 8. 1 2. lakh  the  Lord,l  will  fend  unco  him  wand. 
zy.&  his  arme  is  broken,faith  the  Lord 
30.I  know  his  wrathjfakh  the  Lord 
3  ?.to  ceafe  from  Moab,faith  die  Lord 
38.wherein  is  no  pleafure,fakh  the  Lord 
43. &  the  fnare  fhall  be  upon  thee,  fai.  theL. 
44,yeer  of  their  vifitation/akhthe  Lord 
47.captivity  of  Moab,faith  the  Lord 
49.2.fakh  the  Lord,lle  caufe  an  alarme 

them  that  were  his  heirs ,faith  the  Lord 
€  captiv.of  the  childr.of  Amnion,  fai.  the  L. 
13. faith  the  Lord,  that  Bozrah  ihall  become 
1 6.1k  bring  thee  down  from  thence,fa.the  l. 
18.&  the  neighbour  cities  thereof,fai.the  Lo. 
30. and  ye  inhabitants  of  Hazor,faith  the  Lo. 
31. up  unto  die  wealthy  nations,faith  the  Lord 
32.their  calamity  from  all  fides,faith  the  Lo. 
37. even  my  fierce anger,fakh  the  Lord 
38. deftroy  from  thence  the  king,laith  the  Lo. 
39-againft  the  captiv.of  E]am,faith  the  Lord 
50.4. &  in  that  time,faith  the  Lord, the  childr.of 
10. all  that  fpoile  her  flialbe  fatisfi.fai.ihe  L. 
20. in  that  time,faith  the  Lord,the  iniq.of  If  r 
iiideftroy  after  them.faith  the  Lord 
30. flialbe  cut  off  in  that  day,fakh  the  Lord 
3 5, a  fword  is  upon  the  Caldeans,  fath  theL. 
40.&  neighbour  cities  thereof,fakh  the  Lord 
51.24.in  your  fightjfakh  the  Lord 

2 5. againft  thee,0  deflroyingmoun.fa.the  1. 
26. thou  fhalt  be  defo.for  ever,faitlithe  Lord 
39.fleepa  perpetuall  fleep,faith  the  Lord 
48. fliali  come  unto  her,far.h  the  Lord 
52.daies  come,fakh  the  Lord,  that  lie  do  jud. 
5  3.fpoikrs  come  from  her,faith  the  Lord 
£•^.,-.11. faith  the  Lo.  Becaufe  thou  haft  defiled 
ii.S.Ik  bring  a  fword  upon  you,faith  the  Lord 

21  .upon  their  own  heads, faith  the  Lord 
12.25. Ik  perform  it,faith  the  Lord  God 

28.I  have  fpok.fhall  be  donc,faith  the  L.  G. 
1  -t,.6.Lord  faith,and  theLord  hath  not  fent  them 
7.  the  L.faith  it,albek  I  have  not  fpoken 
S.I  am  againft  you,fakb  the  Lord 
itf.and  there  is  no  peacc,faith  the  Lord 
i<j.4.thus  faich  tlyfcord  God,Ever^  man 
6. thus  faith  the  Lord  God, Repent 
11. &  I  may  be  their  God,faith  the  Lmd 
i4.deliver  their  fouls  by  their  right.fa.the  I.. 
ifj.fa.the  L.thsy  fliali  deliver       Ch.i  8.20 
23. all  that  I  have  done  in  it, faith  the  lord 
1 5. 8. have  committed  a  trefpafkjfaidi  the  Lord 
1  (5. 8. into  a  covenant  with  thee,fakli  the  lord^ 

14. which 


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LOR        LOR 


LO  R 


LOR 


I4.which  I  had  put  upon  thee,  faith  the  Lord 
19.&  thus  it  was, faith  the  Lord  God 
23.  woe,woe,unto  thee,faith  the  Lord 
30.I10W  weak  is  thine  heart/aith  the  Lord 
43.1k  recompence  thy  way,faiththe  Lord 
48.asIlive,faiththei«'W  God,  Sodom  thy 
y  8.and  thine  abominations,faith  the  Lord 
6}£ot  all  that  thou  haft  done,  faith  the  Lord 
17.16.as  I  live,faith  the  Lord  God,  furely  in 
18. 2. faith  the  Lord  God,Ye  fhall  not  have 
9_he  ihall  furely  live,faith  the  Lord  God 
23. that  the  wicked  fhould  die,  faith  the  Lord 
30. every  one  accord.to  his  waies,  faith  the  L. 
3  i.in  die  death  of  him  that;  dieth,faith  the  L. 
20. 3  .faith  the  Loid  God,I  will  not  be  enquired 

Ver.31. 
3  3. faith  the  Lord  God, Surely  with  a  mighty 
36.fo  will  I  plead  with  you,faith  the  Lord 
40.mountain  of  the  height  of  Ifr.  faith  the  L. 
44.accord.to  your  corrupt  doings,fai.  the  L. 
21.7. and  fhall  be  brought  to  pafle,faith  the  L. 

13.it  fhall  be  no  more,faith  the  Lord  God 
li.uand  haft  forgotten  me,faith  the  Lord  G. 
3i.recompenced  on  their  heads,faith  the  Lo. 
23. 34. for  I  have  fpoken  it,  faith  the  LordGod 
24.14.  doings  fhall  they  judge  thee,fai.  the  L. 
2^.14. (hail  know  my  vengeanccfaith  the  Lord 
26. 5. faith  the  L.G. and  it  fhall  become  a  fpoile 
14.I  the  Lord  have  fpoken  it,faith  the  Lord 
21. never  be  found  again,faith  the  Lord 
28.10.I  have  fpoken  it,faith  the  LordGod 

Chap.39.?. 
29.2O.they  wrought  for  me,faiththe  Lord 
30.6.fall  in  it  by  the  fword,faith  the  Lord 
3  i.i8.Pharaoh  and  all  his  multitu.  faith  the  L. 
Chap.32.31. 
3  2.8-ciarknefle  upon  thy  land,faith  the  Lord 
14. rivers  to  run  like  oile,faith  the  Lord 
ig.and  for  all  her  multitude,  faith  the  Lord 
^i.all  his  army  flain,faith  the  LordGod 
3 3. 11. as  1  live,faith  the  LordGod,!  have  no 
34.8.faith  the  Lfl>d,becaufe  my  flock  became 
I  5  .&  will  caufe  them  to  lie  down,fai.  the  L. 
30.oflfrael  are  my  people,faith  the  Lord 
3  i.I  am  your  God,faith  the  Lord 
3  5 ,6.faith  the  L.  G.  He  prepare  thee  unto  bio. 

1 1. faith  the  Lord, I  will  even  do  according 
36  i4.neithcr  bereave  thy  nations,  faith  the  Lo. 

1 5  neither  to  fall  any  more,faith  the  Lord 
23. faith  the  Lord  God, when  I  fnaibe  fanftified 

32  notfor  your  fakes,faith  the  Lord  God 
37.14.and  performed  it, faith  the  Lord 
38.i8.againft  the  land  of  Ifrael,faith  the  Lord 
2i.th0r0vv.all  my  mountaincs,  faith  the  Lord 

3  9. 8. and  it  is  done,iaith  the  Lord  God 

icrob  thofe  that  robbed  them,faith  the  Lord 
13. day  that  I  fhall  be  glorified,faith  the  Lo. 
20. &  with  all  men  of  war,faith  the  Lord  God 
2$>.upon  th ■  houfe  of Ifrael,faith  the  LordG. 

4  3 .19-to  minifter  unto  iue,faith  the  Lord  God 

27.I  will  accept  you, faith  the  LordGod 
44.1 2. mine  hand  againfl  them,faith  the  L.God 
1  y .the  fat,and  the  bloud,  faith  the  Lord  God 
27. he  fhall  offer  his  fin-offer. faith  the  L.G. 
45.9.exacl:ionsfrom  my  people,  faith  die  L.G. 
1        1 5. reconciliation  for  them,faith  the  Lo.  God 
47. 23. give  him  his  inheritance,faith  the  L.  G. 
48.29.thefe  are  their  portions,faith  the  Lord 
Hof.z.i 3  .after  her  lovers,&  forgat  me,faith  the  L. 
16.it  fhall  be  at  that  day, faith  the  Lord 
2 1. in  that  day  I  will  hear,faith  the  L.  I  will 
n.  1 1  .and  I  will  place  them,faith  the  Lord 
Toe^.iz  now  faith  the  Lord,  Turn  ye  even  to  me 
Amos  1. <;. Syria  fhal  go  into  captivity, faith  theL. 
8.of  the  Philiftines  fhall  perifh,faith  the  L. 
1 5. into  captivity,andhis  princes ,faith  the  L. 
2.3-flay  all  the  princes  with  him,faith  the  Lord 
1 1  .is  it  not  even  thus.faith  the  Lord 
1 6.  flee  away  naked  (\  that  day/aidi  the  Lo. 
3. 10. not  to  do  right,  faith  the  Lord 
1 3. hear  ye  and  tefti fie, faith  the  Lord 
1  f.gr  at  houfes  fhal  have  an  end,faiththe  L. 
4.3.  call  them  into  the  palace,faith  the  Lord 
f.for  this  liketh  you,faiththe  Lord 
6. not  retimed  unto  me,faith  the  Lord 

Chap.9.10,11 


5_i6.the  Lord  faith  thus.  Wailing  fhall  be  in 
I7.11e  pafl'ethorow  thee,faith  th.<z  Lord 
27 .into  captiv.beyond  Damafc.  faith  the  L. 

6.8.hath  fworn  by  himfelf,faich  the  Lord 

14.0  houfe  of  Ifrael,faith  the  Lord 
7.3. it  fhall  not  be,faith  the  Lord 

eLthis  alio  fhall  not  be,fakh  the  Lord 
8. 3. how  lings  in  that  day,faith  die  Lord 

9. fhall  come  to  pafle  in  that* day,  faith  the  L. 

n.daiescome,faitbthe  Lo?vi,  that  1  will  fend 
9-7.as  the  children  of  the  Ethiopi.  faith  the  Lo. 

8.not  utterly  deftroy  the  ho.ofja. faith  the  L. 

1 2  .by  my  Name,faith  the  Lord  that  doth  this 

1 3  .daies  come  faith  the  Lord,  that  die  plow- 
1  j.which  I  have  given  themfaith  the  L.  thy 

0£<zi.4.thence  will  I  bring  them  down.faith  the  L. 

8.faith  the  Lord,cven  deftroy  all  the  wife 
Mic.q.t.m  that  day/aith  the  Lord,v/iil  I  affemble 
5. 10. faith  the  Loft^that  He  cut  off  thy  horfes 
6.i.hear  ye  now  what  the  Lord  lakh 
Nah.z.i^.l  am  againft  thee, faith  the  Lord 

Chap.  3.  j. 
Zeph.i.z.tte  confume  all  things,faith  the  Lord 
3. man  from  off  the  land,faith  the  Lord 
Io.laith  the  Lo>rf,that  there  ihall  be  the  noife 
a.p.as  I'  livejfaich  the  Lord,  Surely  Moab 
3.8.wait  ye  upon  rae/aith  the  Lord 

20.1-tum  back  your  captivity,  faith  the  L. 
£L?g.i,9.whyjfaith  the  Lord  of  hoftes 

1 3. faying, I  am  with  you,faidi  the  Lord 
2-4.be  ftrong,0  Zerubbabel,faith  the  Lord 

be  ftrong,  all  ye  peopk,faith  the  L. 
7.I  will  fill  this  houfe  with  glory,faith  the  L. 
8  .&  the  gold  is  mine  faith  the  Lo.  of  hoftes 
9. greater  then  of  the  former,faith  the  Lord 

in  this  place  wil  I  give  pea. faith  the  L. 
14. fo  is  this  nation  before  me,faith  the  Lord 
17. yet  ye  turned  not  to  me,  faith  the  Lord 
23. in  that  day,faich  die  Lo>flf,will  I  take 

thee,0  Zerubbabel,faith  the  L- 
I  have  chofen  thee/aith  the  L. 
Zecb.i.^xhus  faith  the  Lord  ofhoftes,Turne  ye 

unto  me,faith  the  Lord  of  hoftes,and 

He  turn  unto  you,faidi  the  L.of 

4  nor  hearken  to  me,faith  the  Lord 

i6.thus  faith  the  L.  I  am  returned  to  Jerufa. 

2. 1  .for  I,faith  the  Lord,wil!  be  unto  her  a 

6.  flee  from  the  land  of  the  North,faith  the  L. 

as  the  four  winds  of  heaven,  faith  the  L. 

io.Ile  dwell  in  the  midft  ofthee,faith  the  L. 

3.9,1k  engrave  the  graving  thereof,fai.  the  Lo. 

io.in  that  day  faith  the  L.of  hoftcs,lhall  ye 
4.6.  but  by  my  fpirit,faith  the  Lard 
5.4. He  bring  it  forth,faiththe  Lord  of  hoftes 
7.13. and  I  would  nothear,faith  the  L.of  hoftes 
8.6.thus  faith  the  Lord  of  hoftes,If  itb:  marvel. 
1 1. as  in  former  daies,faith  the  L.of  hoftes 
I7.thefe  are  things  that  I  hate,  faith  the  Lmd 
10.  i  2. up  and  down  in  his  name,faith  the  Lord 
11.6.  I  will  no  more  pity — faith  the  Lord 
i2.ifaith  the  L.whic  h  flretcheth  forth  the  he. 

4. in  that  day,faiththe  Lord,l  will  finite 
13.2.1.0  pafle  in  thatday,faith  iheLord 
7  .that  is  my  fellow,faith  the  Lord  of  hoftes 
8.in  all  the  land,faith  the  Lord,t\vo  parts 
Mai.  1 .2.1  have  loved  you, faith  the  Lord 

was  not  Efau  Jacobs  bro.  faith  the  Lo . 
6.mafter,where  is  my  fear,fai.  the  L.of  hofts 
8.or  accept  thy  perfon,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
9. regard  your  perfons,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 

10.1  have  no  pleafure  in  you,fa.the  L.  of  ho. 
11.  great  among  the  heathen,  fa. the  L.  of  ho. 
13. ye  have  fnuffed  at  it,faith  th:  Ltf.of  hofts 

fhould  I  accept  this,fiaith  the  Lo.  of 
1 4.I  am  a  "great  King,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
2. a. glory  to  my  Name,faith  the  Lord  of  hofies 
4.cove.might  be  with  Levi,faith  the  L.of  ho. 
8.corrup.the  covenant  of  Levi,fa.the  L.of  h. 
i6.Lord,ihz  G.oflftael  faidyhathe  hateth  a 
fa.the  L.of  h.theref.take  heed  to  your  fp. 
3. 1. he  fhall  come,faith  the  Lord  of  hoftes 
y.and  fear  not  me,  faith  the  Lard  of  hoftes 
7. and  He  return  unto  you,faith  the  Lord 
lo.and  prove  me  now,faith  the  Lord 
1 1  before  the  time  in  the  field,faith  the  Lord 
I2.a  delightfome  land,faith  the  Lo.of  hofts 


1 3 .have  been  ftcut  again!*  me/aith  the  Lord 
14.fb.all  be  mine, faith  th:  Lordo£\\o&s 
4. 1. fhall  burn  them  up,faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
3.day  that  I  fhall  do  this/aith  the  L.of  hofts 
^fl.7.49.what  houfe  will  ye  build  me,faith  the  L. 

1  ^  .I7,faith  the  Lord, who  doth  all  di:fe  things 
Rom.i  2. 19. vengeance  is  m!ne,faith  the  Lord 

14.11.as  I  live,faith  the  L«'d,cvery  knee  mail 

1  Cflr.i4.21.will  they  not  hear  me,  faith  the  Lord 

2  C0r.eT.17.be  ye  feparate,faith  the  Lord 

i8.my  fons  and  daughters,  faith  the  Lord 
Heb.%.$. daies  come,fa.the  L.vvhcn  He  ma  a  new  c. 
9-&  I  regarded  them not,faith  the  Lord 
10. He  make  with  the  houfe  of  If. — -fa.the  L. 
10.i6.with  them  after  thofe  daies,faith  the  Lord 
3  o,I  will  recompence,faith  the  Lord 
fiew.i.8.the  beginning  and  ending,faith  the  Lord 
JLoiO  faved,  See  ifeaiieO, 
JlCiD  joyncd  with/ff^. 
Deut.^.zyM from  thence  thou  fhaltfeek  the  Lord 

1  Cfoff.ig-.io.heart  of  diem  rejoice  that  feek  die  L. 

1 1  .feek  the  Lord  and  his  ftrengdi 

2  2 . 1 9 ,  fet  you  r  heart  to  feek  the  Lord 

2  Cbro.  1 1.1 6.fuch  as  fet  their  hearts  to  feek  the  L. 

1 2.i4.preparcd  not  his  heart  to  feek  the  Lord 
14-4. commanded  Judah  to  feek  the  Lord 
1  J.i2.into  a  covenant  to  feek  the  Lord 

ij.whofoever  would  not  feek  the  Lord  God 
20.3.  jehofh.feared,&  fee  hirafelfto  feek  the  L. 
4.ciues  of  Judah  they  came  to  feek  the  Lord ' 
E^a  6.n.to  feek  thcLord  God  of  IfraeJ,  did  eat 
PyV.22.26.they  fhall  praife  the  Lord  that  feek  him 
34.10.they  that  feek  the  Lord  fhall  notwant 
ioj.3  heart  of  diem  rejoice  that  feek  the  Lord 
4.1eek  the  Lo/'rf,feek  his  face  evermore 
Vrov.i%.  5. that  feek  the  Lon/,underftand  all  things 
Ifa.9.1 3. neither  do  they  feek  the  Lord  of  hofts  & 

3 1 . 1  .neither  feek  the  Lord 

%  1. 1. hearken  to  me,ye  that  feek  the  Lord 
5  f.tf.feek  ye  the  Lord  while  he  may  be  found 

/f>'.50.4.they  ihall  go  and  feek  the  Lord 

H0/.3. 5. return  and  feek  the  Lord  their  God 
5.6.&  with  their  heards,  to  feek  the  Lord 
7. 1  o.not  return  to  the  Lord, not  feek  him 
1 0.1 2. for  it  is  time  to  feek  the  Lord 

Amos  5.6.feek  the  Lffft/,and  ye  fhall  live 

Zepb.z.  3".feek  ye  the  Lord  all  ye  meek 

Zecb.%.ii.8c  to  feek  the  Lord  ofhofts 

22. many  people  ihall  come  to  feek   the  Lord 

Mal.^.i.Lordv/homyc  feek  ihall  fuddenly come 

AR.\  5 .  i7.refidue  of  men  might  feek  after  the  £g, 
I7.27.that  they  fhould  feek  theLordjf  happely 
ioiD  joyned  with  fent. 

Gi  li.y.zi.Lord  God  fent  him.  forth  from  the  gard. 
I9.i3-Lff''dhath  fent  us  to  defiroy  it 

Cwi.4.28.allthe  words  of  the  Lord,  who  had  lent 
7.i6.Lo/«God  of  the  Hebrewes  hath  fent  me 
9. 23. and  the  Lord  fent  thunder  &  haile 

N«W.i6.28.that  the  Lord  hath  fent  me  to  do  all 
2p,then  the  Lard  hath  not  fent  me 
20.16.when  we  cryed  unto  the  Lord,  he  fent 
zi.6.Lord  fent  fiery  ferpents  among  the  people 

Df«f.9.23.when  the  Lord  fent  youfrom  Kadeih-b. 

3  4. 1 1. wonders  which  the  Lord  fent  him  to  do 
y«%.6.8.thatthe  Lord  fent  a  prophet  unto  die  ch. 

1  Sam.iz  3.then  the  Lord  fent  Mofes  and  Aaron 

1  i.and  the  Lord  fent  Jerubbaal,&  Pedan 
1 8.  and  the  Lord  fent  thunder  and  rain 
1 5. 1. the  Lord  fent  to  annointthee  to  be  king 
1  S.the  Lord  fent  thee  on  a  journey,&  faid 
20.&  have  gone  the  way  which  the  Lord  fent 
20. 22. go  thy  way,for  the  Lord  hath  fent  thee 
zSam.iz.i.  and  the  Lordknt  Nathan  unto  David 
24-if.L.fent  apeftil.  upon  Ifr.     1Cfo-.21.i4. 
zKJn- i.i.for  the  Lord  hath  fent  me  to  Bethel 
4-tarry,for  the  Lord  hath  fent  me  to  Jericho 
6.far  the  Lord  hath  fent  me  to  Jordan 

17.2  5. therefore  thcLord  fent  lions  among  them 
24.  z.Lord  fent  againft  him  bands  of  the  Caldees 

2  Cfotf.32.2v.L0rt!  fent  an  angel  which  cut  off  all 
Ifa.g.B.Lord  fent  a  word  into  Jacob,&  it  hath 
jF«>-.i9.i4.whithertheL0i'rf  hath  fent  him  to  pro. 

2y.4.&  the  Lordhath  fent  unto  you  all  his  (erv. 

i7.drink,unto  whom  the  Lord  had  fent  roe 
2tf.i2.theL. fent  me  to  prophe.  againft  this  ho. 
1         1  ?  .of  a  truth  the  Lord  hath  fent  you  to  me 

28.9.thac 


LOR       LOR 

\ 

28.9  that  the  Lord  hath  trucly  lent  him 
1 5. the  Lord  hath  not  fent  thee,but  thou 
E%e\- 1 3.6 .the  Lord  faith  ;  &  the  Ltf.hath not  fent 
Jonah  i.4.but  the  Lord  fent  out  a  great  wind_ 
Ha".  1 . 1 2  .as  the  Lord  their  God  had  fent  him 
Zecfe.  1. 10. whom  the  La.  hath  fent  to  walk  to  Sc  fro 
2.9.know  that  the  Lord  of  hods  hath  fent  mc 
Verfe  1 1  .Chap. 4.9.  Sc  6. 1 5. 
7. 1 2. and  the  words  which  the  Lord  hath  fent 
Aff  .9.17 xh.e-  Lord  Jefus  hath  fent  me  unto  thee 
1 2. 1 1. now  I  know  that  the  L.  hath  fent  hisang. 
Serve  the  JLoiQ. 
JE.*od.io.7.diat  they  may  ferve  the  Lord  their  God 
8  go,ferve  the  Lord your  God 
1 1  go  ye  that  are  men,and  ferve  the  Lord 
24.Pharaohfaid3Go  ye/erve  the  Lord 
2.6.th:reof  muft  we  take  to  ferve  the  Lord. 
know  not  with  what  we  muft  fer.the  L. 
1 2.$  1  go,fervethe  Lena's  ye  have  faid 
2  3. 2 5. ye  fhall  ferve  the  Lord  your  God 
ytfjib.24.14.and  ferve  ye  the  Lord 

1  $.if  it  feem  evill  unto  you  to  ferve  the  Lord 
for  me,&  my  hou/e,we  will  ferve  the  L. 
18. therefore  will  we alfo ferve  the  Lord 
19. ye  cannot  ferve  the  Lord 
2i.nay,but  we  will  ferve  the  Lord 
22.  ye  have  chofen  you  the  Lord,to  ferve  him 
?,4.the  Lord  our  God  will  we  ferve 
2  Sam.i  5. 8. then  I  will  ferve  the  Lord 
a  6IW30.8.8C  ferve  the  Lord  your  God,that  the 
33.16.and  commanded  Judah  to  ferve  the  Lord 
34.33.even  to  fervethe  Lord  their  God 
35.3.ferve  now  the  Lord  your  God 
P/d/.2. 11. ferve  the  Lord  with  fear 
ioo.2.ferve  the  Lord  with  g'adneffe 
102.22.and  the  kingdomes  to  ferve  the  Lord 
Co/. 3. 24. for  ye  ferve  the  Lord  Chrift 
Qoiftfliewed,  See  j^heDoeO. 
Smite  joined  with  ioiO,See  j§>mftc 

Ge».i6.i3.called  the  name  of  the  I. .that  1  pake  to 
EXod.6.iQ.LordJpake. to Mofes,faying  Ve. 28,29. 
Chap7.i9.8c  8.15.  &i}.i.&  14-1- 
&16.11.8C25.  1.&30.  11,  17,"- 
& 31.1,12.8c  33.11.&40.1.  Lev.q.v. 
&  5.  14.  &.  6.18, 19514-  &  7-",z8- 
&  8.1.8c  12.1.8c  14.1.&  16.1.8c  T7.I. 
&  iS.  1.  &.  19.  1.  &  20.  i.&  21.16. 
&  22.1,  17,  26-  &  23.  i,9,*3>i6>33- 
&  24. 1,13.  &  25.1.8c  27.1-  N«-3-?> 
11,  14,  44.  &4.  11.  Sc  J.I,  5,  11. 
&6.i,22.&  7-4-&  i8.i,5,i3-&  9-9- 
&  13.  1.  Sc  1  j.  1,  17,  37.  &  16.23, 
36,  44.  &  17.  1.  &  18.  25.  &  20.7. 
&  25. 10, 16.  &  26.  1.  52.  &  27.6. 
SciS.  1.  &  31.1,25.    Sc  33.50. 
&  34.1,16.  &  35.19- 
1 3.L9.  fpake  unto  Mofes  &  Aaron     Ch-7-8. 
&12.1.  Lev.11.1.  &  13.1.8c  14.33. 
&  1.5.1.  Num.z.i.Sc  4.1,17.8c  12.4- 
&i4.26.&i6.20.&i9.i.&  20.12,23- 
Lev.  1 . 1  .L»>rf  fpake  unto  him  out  of  the  tabernacle 
1 0.3. this  is  it  that  the  Lord  fpake 
1    8. and  the  Lord  fpake  unto  Aaron,faying 
NWff.i.i.Ltfrtif  fpakeunto  Mofes  in  the  wildernefl'e 
3. 1  .in  the  day  the  L  fpake  with  Mofes  Ch.9. 1 . 
5.4  as  the  Lord  fpake  unto  Mofes,fo  did  the 
lO.i.Ltf/'^fpike  unto  Mofes,faying 
1 1.25. Ltf/rf  came  down,and  fpakeunto  him 
1 8. 8.  Lord  fpake  unto  Aaron  Verfe  20. 

21.16.that  is  the  well  whereof  the  Lord  fpake 
Dent. z.i. Lord  [pake  unto  me       G1.2.17.SC9.13. 
4. 1 2.  Lord  fpake  unto  you  out  of  die  midft  of 

1 5.  no  man. of  fimil.on  the  day  that  the  L.fp. 
5.22.thefe  words  the  Lord  fpake  unto  all  your 
9. 10.  written  all  the  words  which  the  Lord  fpake 
1 0.4. the  ten  commandements  which  the  L.fpake 
32.48.£tf/^  fpake  unto  Mofes  that  fejf  fame  day 
Jojh  1.1  l.fpake  to  Jofhua    Ch.4.i,8,i5.&  20.1. 
14.10  even  fince  the  Lord  fpake  this  word  unto 
1 2 .whereof the  Lord  fpake  in  diat  day 
I  &«2. 1 6. 4.  Samuel  did  that  which  the  Lord  fpake 
1  Kjn.z.^.Lo .  may  continue  his  words  which  he  fp. 
17-fulrill  the  word  of  the  Lord which  he  fpake 
5-5.as  the Z.tf>a  fpake  unto  Davidmy  father 
8.1  j.blefled  be  the  L.G.of  Ifrael,whkh  fpake 


LOR       LOR 

20. Lo.  hath  performed  the  word  which  he  fp. 

1 2.i5.mighc  perform  his  fayJng,whkh  the  L.fp. 

13.26.accord.to  the  wo.  of  the  /..  which  he  fpa. 

Ch.14.18.Sc  16  11,34. &  17.16- 

i5.29.accor.tothe  faying  of  the  L.whichh;  fp 

21.23.and  of  Jezebel  alfo  fpake  the  Lord'jaying 

22.38.accor.to  the  word  of  the  L.  which  he  fp. 

2  ^M.24.2. 

2  Kin.9.36. this  is  the  word  of  the  L.  which  he  fpa. 

io.io.which  the  Lord  (pake  concerning  the 

Lord  huh  done  that  which  he  fpake 
1 7. faying  of  the  Lord3whkh  he  fpake  to 
1 5. 1 2.word  of  the  Lord  which  he  fpake  to  Jehu 
zi.to.Lord  fpake  by  his  fervants  the  prophets 

1  Chro.zi.g. Lord  [pake  unto  Davids  Seer 

2  Cbro.io.is.L.  might  perf.his  word,  which  he  fp. 
33. lo.Lord fpake  to  Manafleh,  &  tohi9 

ifa.y.io.Lord  fpake  again  unto  Ahai 

8. 5. Lord  fpake  alio  unto  me  again 

11. Lord  fpake  thus  to  mc  with  a  ft r ong  hand 

20. 2. at  the  fame  time  fpake  the  Lord  by  Ifaiah 
Jer.^o.^.zhsfe  are  the  words  that  the  Lord  fpake 

46.1 3.word  that  the  Lord  fpake  to  Jeremiah 

50. 1. word  that  the  Lo.  fpake  againft  Babylon 

51.12.thc  Lordhazh  done  that  which  he  fpake 
Jonah  z.'io.Io/rffpake  unto  the  fifh,and  it 
Acl.  i8.9.tlien  fpake  the  L.unto  Paul  in  the  night 

lo;D  joined  with  fpoljcn. 
Gen.  1 2.4.  Abraham  departed,  as  the  L. had  fpoketl 

21. 1.  Lord  did  unto  Sarah  as  he  had  fpoken 

24.51. thy  mailers  fons  wife,  as  the  L.hath  fpo. 
£W.4'30.fpake  all  the  words  the  Lord  had  fpoken 

9-i2.as  the  Lord  had  fpoken  by  Mofes  Ver.35. 

1 9. 8. all  that  the  Lord  hath  fpoken 

34.3  2. gave  them  in  command.a  11  the  I. had  fp. 
lev.  1 0.1 1. all  the  ftatutcs  which  the  L.  hath  fpok. 
Jium.i.tf, the  Lord  hath  fpoken  unto  Mofes 

1 0.29. for  the  Ltf/tf'hath  fpoken  good  concer.lf. 

1 2.2.hath  the  Lord  indeed  onely  fpoken  by  Mo. 

15.22.whkh  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  unto  Mofes 

23.17.what  hath  the  Lordfpoken 
De#£.tf.  19. thine  enemics,as  the  Lord  hath  fpoken 

1 8. 2  i.word  which  the  Lord  hath  not  fpoken 
22. that  is  the  thing  which  the  Lhathnot  fp. 
J0Jb.1i.4f. failed  not  ought  which  the  L.  had  fpo- 

1  Sam.z<S.2o.L.(hal  havedphe — the  g.he  hath  fp. 

2  S<««.3,i8.then  do  it,for  the  Lord  hath  fpoken 
7.29.for  thou,  O  Lord  God,haft  fpoken  it 

1  IO».i3.3.this  is  the  figne  which  the  L.  hath  fpo. 
1 4. 1 1. for  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  it 
22.23.10;'^  hath  fpoken  evill  concerning 

28.aH  in  peace,  the  Lord  hath  not  fpoken 

2  Jtys.19.21.that  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  concer«him 

//a.37.22. 

20.9.the  Lord  will  do  the  thing  he  hath  fpoken 
2  Cbro.1.1 5.8c  the  wine  which  my  /.hath  fpoken  of 
6.10. the  Lord  performed  his  wo.that  he  hath  fp. 
\7.L0rd— which  thou  haft  fpohunto  thy  fer. 
1 8. 2  z.Lord  hath  fpoken  evill  againft  thee 
27. then  hath  not  the  Lord  fpoken  by  me 
Job  42.7.after  the  Lord  had  fpoken  thefe  words 
P/i/.  50.1. even  the  L(Whathfpoken,and  called 
I/S.  1.2. give  ear,0  earth:for  the  L.hath  fpo. I  have 
20.for  the  mouth  of  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  it 
Chap.40.5.  &  58.14. 
16. 1 3.  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  concerning  Mofes 
I4.the  Lord  hath  fpoken  ,faying,Within  three 
2 1. 1 7. the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  hath  fpoken  it 
22.25.fcr  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  it 

Chap.24.3.8:  25.8. 
3 1. 4. thus  hath  the  Lord  fpoken  to  trie 
38.7.L.WHI  do  this  thing  that  he  hath  fpoken 
Jers.iz  to  whom  tire  mouth  of  the  L.hath  fpoken 
13.15.be  not  proud,for  the  Lord  hath  fpoken 
23.35.and  what  hath  the  Lord  fpoken  Ver.37. 
27.1 3.3s  the  Lordhxth  fpoken  againft  the  natu 
48.8  .mall  be  deftroyed,  as  the  Lord  hath  fpok. 
£^.5.1  3,1  the  Lord  have  fpoken  it     Ch. 37-14- 
1 5.I  the  L.have  fpok.  it    V.i7.Ch.i7.2i,24. 
&  21.31.&  22.14.&  23.34.8c  24.14- 
&  26.14. &  3 0.12. &  3 4.14. &  36.36. 
22.28  when  the  Lord  hath  not  fpoken 
26.5  .for  I  have  fpoken  it,faith  the  Lord  God 

Chap. 28. 10. &  39.5- 
Joel  3.8.tothe  Sabeans,for  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  it 
Amos  :.i.hear  this  word  that  the  Lord  hath  fpoken 
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LOR       LOR 

8.L0.  God  hath  fpoken,Who  can  but  prop.,*. 
Obod.  1 8- for  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  it 
Mic.4.4.mouh  of  the  Lordoi  hdfb  hah  fpoken 
M^.i.2i.wb.ich  was  fpoken  of  the  Lord  by  the 

z.  15.  fpoken  of  the  Lord  by  the  prophet, flying 
Af<2r.i6.i9.after  the  Lord  had  fpoken  to  tlv.m,  he 
Aff.i). Z7.  had  feen  the  L. — &  that  he  had  fpoken 
Hefr.2.3.atthetirft  began  to  be  fpoken  by  the  L. 

Ttf,or  unto  the  JlojO. 
Gcs.4.3.Cain  brought — an  offering  unto  the  Lo. 
1 3, Cain  faid  unto  the  Lo.  My  fiinifliment  is 
8.20. Moab  buildcd  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 
i2.7.Abram  builded  an  altar  un:o  the  Lord    " 

Ver.8.  Chap.  1 3.18. 

14.22. 1  have  lift  up  my  hand  to  the  Lord 

1 8 .27. to  fpeak  unto  the  L.  which  am  but  dufl 

3 1. 1  have  taken  upon  me  to  fpeak  to  the  Lo. 

Exod.^.io. Moles  faid  unto  the  LoA  am  not  elocj. 

5.1 7.and  do  lacrihee  to  the  Lord 

22. Mofes  returned  unto  theLfl/J,and  faid 
8. 8. that  the;  may  dofacrifke  unto  the  Lord 

29.  not  letting  thepeo.  facrifice  unto  the  Lo. 
9.29.I  le  fpread  abt  oad  my  hands  unto  the  Lord 

33-fprcad  abroad  his  hands  unto  the  Lord 
1  o.^.we  muft  hold  a  feaft  unto  the  Lord 
i2.i4ieaftcoche  Lord  Lcv.23.39  41. 

42. a  night  much  to  be  obferved  to  the  Lnd 
48. and  wil  keep  the  pafleover  to  the  Lord 
I3>6.feventh  day  fliall  be  a  feaft  to  the  L+d 
1 2. let  apart  unto  the  Lfl.all  that  opencth  the 
1 5. therefore  I  facrifice  unto  the  Lord 
1 5 . 1  .lung  this  fong  unto  the  Lord 

faying, I  will  /ing  unto  the  Lord 
2i.fng  ye  to  the  Lordjor  hs  hath 

1  Cbro.  16.23. 
16.23. reft  of  the  holy  fabbathunto  the  Lord 

25. for  to  day  is  a  fabbath  unto  the  Lord 
ip. 8. returned  the  words  of  the  people  to  the  L. 
9.told  the  words  of  the  people  unto  the  Lord 
21. left  they  break  thorough  unto  the  Lord 
22.1et  the  priefts  that  come  neer  to  the  Lord 
^3, Mofes  laid  unto  the  Lord,Thc  people 

Chap.33.12.  2VHW.tr. 1 1.  &  14.13. 
24. break  thorow,to  come  up  uu':o  the  Lord 
22.20.fave  unto  the  Lord  onely,  he  fliall  be 
24. 1. come  up  unto  the  Lord,<hou  arid  Aaron 

5.  peace-offering  of  oxen  unto  the  Lord 
28.36.engraving  of  a  figner,Holineffe  to  die  L. 
Chap.  39.30. 
z$.  1 8. it  is  a  burnt-offering  to  ;he  Lord 

Lciy.23.r2,i8. 
an  offering  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lo. 
Chap.25.4i.Sc  30.21. L?v,i.p,i 3,17. 
&  2.  2,9,16.  &3.  3,  5,9,11,  14. 
8C7.  5,25.  &  8.  21,  2«.  &  22.  27. 
&  23.8,13,18,25,17,36,37-  &  24.7. 
&  29.  28.  Numb.  15.  3,  10, 13,  14. 
&  18.17. 
30.10.it  is  moft  holy  unto  the  Lord 

1  2.ranfome  for  his  foule  unco  the  Lord 
14. fliall  give  an  offering  unto  die  Lord 
1 5.when  they  give  an  offering  unto  the  Lord 
31. 15. fabbath  of  reft,holy  to  the  Lord 

3  2. 5.  to  morrow  is  a  feaft  to  the  Lord 
29.confecrateyour  felves  to  day  to  the  Lord 
30.and  now  I  will  go  up  to  the  Lord 
3 1. Mofes  returned  unto  the  Lord, and  faid 

?  5.2.an  holy  day  ,a  fabbath  of  reft  to  the  Lord 
5.from  amongft  you  an  oft'eiing  unto  the  L. 
22. an  offering  ofgold  unto  the  Lord 
29.brought  a  willing  offering  unto  the  Lord 
Lcv.i.z.tf  any  man  bring  an  offering  unto  the  L. 
'  i4.his  offering  to  the  Lord  beoffowles 

2.  i.whcn  any  will  offer  a  meat-off.  unto  the  L. 
8.that  is  made  of  thefe  things,un!:o  the  Lord 
1 1. no  meat-offering — unto  the  LordfliaU  be 
1 2. ye  fttall  offer  them  unto  the  Lord 
14  a  meat-offering  of  thy  firft-fruits  to  the  L- 

,.6.for  a  facrifice  of  peace-offerings  to  the  Lord 

4  3.3  bullock  without  blemilli,unto  the  Lord 
31  for  a  fweet  favour  unto  the  L.     Ch.6.21. 
3  5. offerings  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

Chap.  5.1 2. 

5  Abis  trefpaffe-offering  unto  the  Lord 
7. or  two  young  pigeons  unto  the  Lord 
i  5  .for  his  trefnafle  unto  the  l.i»d  a  ram 

6.6.(113.11/ 


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SJ- 


6.  6.  lhall  bring  his  trefpafle  offer,  to  the  Lord^ 
'  i  j.  even  the  memorial!  of  it,unto  the  Lord 
20.  which  they  fhall  offer  unto  the  Lord 
zz.  it  is  a  ftatute  for  ever  unto  the  Lord 

7. 1 1 .  which  he  fhall  offer  unto  the  Lord 
14.  for  an  heave-offering  unco  the  Lord 

20.  of  peace-offeringsjthat  pert,  unto  the  Lo. 

Verfe  2,1. 
offer,  facri.  of  his  pea.  offer,  unto  the  Lo. 
fhall  bring  his  oblation  unto  the  Lord 
when  he  pref.chem,  to  min.  unto  the  Lo. 
38.  to  offer  their  oblations  unto  the  Lord 

17.5.  they  may  bring  them  unto  the  Lord 
offer  them  for  peace-offerings  unto  the  Lo. 

6. burn  the  fat  for  a  fweec  favour  unto  the  L. 

9.  doore  of  the  tab.  to  offer  it  unco  the  Lord 
19. j.  a  facrifice  of  peace-offerings  unto  the  Lo. 

1 1 .  fhall  bring  his  trefpafle  off.  unto  the  Lo. 
22.3  .which  the  child,  of  Ifr.hallow  unto  the  L. 

1  y.  which  they  offer  unto  the  lord 

18.  which  they  will  offer  unto  the  Lord 
'at.  whofoever  off.a  fac. of  peace  unto  the  L. 

11.  ye  fhall  not  offer  thefe  unto  the  Lord 

off.them  upon  the  altar  unto  thzLord 

z4-not  offer  unto  the  Lord  that  which  is  brui. 

29.  a  facrifice  of  thankfgiving  unto  the  Lord 

23.6.  feaft  of  unleavened  bread  unto  the  Lord 

1 6.  a  new  meat-offering  unto  the  Lord 
17  they  are  the  firft  fruits  unto  the  Lord 
20.they  fhall  be  holy  to  the  Lord  for  the  prie. 
34.  for  feven  dayes  unto  the  Lord 
38.  befides  all  your  vowes  yc  give  to  the  Lo. 

2f.2.  then  fhall  the  land  keep  a  fab.  to  the  Lo'. 

27.  9.  whereof  men  bring  an  off.  unto  the  Lord 
giveth  of  fuch  unto  the  Lord  fhall  be  holy 
1 1 .  of  which  they  do  not  offer  unto  the  Lord 
I4.fhall  fanct.his  houfe  to  be  holy  to  the  Lo. 
1 6. fhall  fan&ifie  unto  the  Lord  fome  part  of 
2r.  field  fhall  be  holy  unto  the  Lord 

21.  unto  the  Lord  a  field  which  he  hath  bou. 
23.  as  an  holy  thing  unto  the  Lord 
28.  that  a  man  fhall  devote  unto  the  Lord 

every  devoted  thing  is  holy  unto  the  Lord 

30.  is  the  Lords :  it  is  holy  unto  the  Lord 
32.  the  tenth  fhall  be  holy  unto  the  Lord 

Num.  5 .8. let  the  trefpafle  be  recompenced  to  theZ. 
6.2.  to  feparate  themfelves  unto  the  Lord 
j.  in  the  which  he  fep.  himf.  unto  the  Lord 

6.  dayes  that  he  feparat.  himf.  unto  the  Lord 
8.  he  is  holy  unto  the  Lord 
11.  confecrate  unto  the  Lord 'the  dayes  of  his 
1 4.  he  fhall  offer  his  offering  Unto  the  Lord 

1 7.  ram  for  a  facri.  of  peace-  offtr.  to  the  L 
21.  and  of  his  offering  unto  the  Lord 

8.12.  and  the  other  for  a  burnt-offer,  to  the  L. 

13.  offer  them  for  an  offering  unto  the  Lord 
c.io.  yet  he  fhall  keep  the  paffe.  unto  the  Lord 

14.  and  w.ll  keepe  pafleove'r  unto  the  Lord 
1 1. 2. prayed  unto  the  lo.the  fire  was  quenched 

1  y.  3 .  to  make  a  fwcet  favour  unto  the  Lord 
A.that  offereth  his  offer'ng  unto  the  Lord  bri. 

7.  for  a  fweet  favour  unto  the  Lord 

Verfe  a  4. 

8.  a  fweet  favour  unto  the  Lord 

Chap.  2.8.8,24,27.  &  29- *• 
1 9.  fhall  offer  up  an  heave-offirr.unto  the  L- 
21.  firft  of  your  dough  ye  ftiaH  give  to  the  L. 
%%.  facririce  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

1 6.  1 5-  faid  unto  the  Lord,  Refpeft  not  thou 

18.12.  which  they  fhall  offer  unto  the  Lord 
1 3. which  they  fhall  bring  unto  the  Lord  fhal 
1 5. in  all  flefh,which  they  fhall  bri. to  the  L. 
19.  which  children  of  ifr.  offer  unto  the  Lord 
24.  as  an  heave-offering  unto  the  Lord 
28.  offer,  unto  tine  Jeofail  your  tithes 

21.2.  Ifrael  vowed  a  vow  unto  die  Lord 
7.  pray  unto  the  Lord  that  he  take  away  the 

27.1  y.  Mofes  fpake  unto  the  Lord,  faying 

2  8.  3  .by  fire  which  ye  fhall  offer  unto  the  Lord 

6-  a  facrifice  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

Verfe  13.  £29.6. 
7.  ftrong  wine  to  be  powred  unto  the  Lord 
11  fhalt  offer  a  burnt-offer,  unto  the  Lord 
Chap.  29.  8. 
1  y .  for  a  fin-offering  unto  die  Lord 
1 9. for  a  burnt-offering  unto  the  Lord 


26.  anew  meat-offering  unto  the  Lord 
29.  1 2.  a  feaft  unto  the  Lord  feven  dayes 

1 3 .  by  fire  of  a  fweet  favour  unto  the  Lord 
Verfe  36. 

39.  thefe  things  ye  fhall  doe  unto  the  Lord 
30.2.  if  a  man  vow  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 

3.  if  a  woman  alfo  vow  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 
31.28.  and  levie  a  tribute  unto  the  Lord 

5:2.  that  they  offered  up  to  the  Lord 
Dent.  9.  16. 1  prayed  therefore  unto  the  Lcri 

1 2. 1 1.  all  your  choi.vo.which  ye  vo.  to  the  L. 
31.  thou  fhalt  not  doe  fo  unto  the  Lord 

18. 1 2.  are  an  abomination  unto  the  Lord 
27.1  y.or  molten  image,abomin.  unto  the  Lord 

fejb.6. 17.  city  fhall  be  accurfed  unto  the  Lord 
19.  are  confecrated  unto  the  Lord 
8.  31.  thereon  burnt  offerings  unto  the  Lord 
10.12.  then  fpake'Jofh.  unto  the  Lord  in  the 

fudg.  2.  y.  facrificed  there  unto  the  Lord 
5.3.  ling  unto  the  Lord,  He  fing  praife  unco 

6.  24.  Gideon  built  an  altar  unto  the  Lard 

10. 1  y.  children  of  Ifrael  faid  unto  the  I  erd 
n.  30.  Jephthah  vowed  a  vow  unco  the  Lord 

3  y.  I  have  opened  my  mouth  unto  the  Lord 
36.  if  thou  haft  open,  thy  mouth  unto  the  L. 
13.16.  thou  muft  offer  it  unto  the  Lord 

1 9.  offered  it  upon  a  rocke  unto  the  Lord 

16.2  8. and  Sampfon  called  unto  the  Lord,&  fa- 
1 7.  3.  wholly  dedica.  the  filver  unto  the  Lord 

20.  i.Dan  even  to  Berfh.unto  the  Lord  in  Miz. 
2i.y.noc  up  with  the  congregation  unto  the  LO. 

8.  that  came  not  up  to  the  Lord  to  Mizpeh 
1  Sa'rn.i.io.  prayed  unto  the  Lord,  and  Wept  fore 

Ii.  lie  give  him  unto  the  Lord  all  the  dayes 
21.  Elkanah  went  up  to  offer  unto  the  Lord 
26.  flood  by  thee  here,  praying  unto  the  Lo. 
28. 1  have  lent  him  to  the  Lord 

he  mail  be  lent  unto  the  Lord 
2.1 1.  the  child  did  minifter  unto  theLord 

20.  for  the  lone  that  is  lent  to  the  Lord 
3. 1.  the  child  Samuel  miniftred  unto  the  Lord 
6.14.  offered  the  kine,a  burnt-offer.to  the  Lord 

1 y ,  facrificed  facrifices  unco  the  Lord 
17.  for  a  trefpafle-offering  unto  the  Lord 

7.  3.  Samuel  faid,— If  you  do  returne  to  the  L. 
and  prepare  your  hearts  unto  die  Lord 

y.  and  He  pray  for  you  unto  the  Lord 

9.  for  a  burnt-offering  wholly  to  the  Lord 

17.  there  he  built  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 
8.6.  and  Samuel  prayed  unto  the  Lord 
1 0.1 7. called  the  people  together  unto  the  Lord 
12. 17. He  call  unto  the  Loid,zni  he  fhall  fend 

18.  fo  Samuel  called  unto  the  Lord 
13.12.  and  I  have  not  made  fuppl.  to  the  Lo'(d 
1 4.  6.  for  there  is  no  reftraint  to  the  Lord 

3  j.  Saul  built  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 

was  the  firft  altar  he  built  unto  the  Lord 
1 6. 2.  fay,  I  am  come  to  facrifice  unto  die  Lord 
y.  I  am  come  to  facrifice  unto  the  Lord 
2  Sa.m.%.\\.  which  David  did  dedicate  to  the  Lo. 

1  y.7.pay  my  vow  which  I  vowed  unto  the  Lofd 

21.  6.  we  will  hang  them  up  unto  the  Lord 

22. 1.  fpake  unto  the  Lord  of  this  fong 
42.  even  unto  the  Lord,hathe  anfwered 

2  3 . 1 6.  but  powred  it  out  unto  the  Lord 
24. 10. David  /aid  unto  the  Lord ,  I  have  finned 

1 7 .  Da vid  fpake  unto  the  Lord  when  he  faw 

18.  reare  an  altar  unco  the  Lord 
2 1 .  to  build  an  alcar  unto  the  Lord 
2?.  David  built  there  an  altar  unco  the  Lord 

1  Kings  2.27.Abiathar  from  being  prieft  to  the  L. 
8.  44.  and  fhalt  pray  unto  the  Lord  toward 

J4.  all  this  prayer  and  fupplicat.  to  the  Lord 
63.  which  he  offered  unto  che  Lord 
9.2f.  on  the  altar  which  he  built  unto  the  Lord 

2  Kjng.  4.33.  fhut  the  doore,and  prayed  to  the  L. 
y.  17.  nor -unto  other  gods,  but  unto  che  Lord 
6. 18.  Elifha  prayed  unco  the  Lord 
18. 6.  for  he  clave  to  the  Lord 

20.2.  face  to  the  wall,  and  prayed  to  the  Lord 
23.23.  holdento  the  Lord  in  Jerufalem 

2?.  turned  to  the  Lord  with  all  his  heart 
Chro.  ii.  18.  but  powred  it  out  to  the  Lord 
16.  8.  give  thanksuntothe  Lord 

28.  give  unto  che  lW,-unro  the  Lord  glory 

29.  unto  the  Lord  glory  due  unto  his  Name 


41.  to  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord 
18.1 1  .them  alfo  David  dedicated  to  the  Lord 
2 1 . 1 8.  and  fet  up  an  altar  unto  che  Lord 

22.I  may  build  an  Altar  therein  unto  theL. 

16.  David  built  there  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 
23.31.to  offer  all  burnt  facrifice  unto  the  Lord 

29.  J.  confecrate  his  fervice  unco  the  Lord 
9.  they  offered  willingly  unto  the  Lord 
21.  they  facrificed  facrifices  unco  the  Lord 

and  offered  burnt-offerings  unto  die  Lord 
22.  and  anointed  him  unto  the  Lord 
2  Chro.  8.1 2.  Solo,  offered  burn;  offer,  to  the  Lo. 
1  r .  1 4.from  executing  the  priefts  office  to  che  L. 
1 3. 10. and  the  priefts  which  min,  to  the  Lord 
1 1.  they  burns  unto  the  Lord  every  morning 
I  J.  IX.  they  offered  unto  the  Lord  of  the  fpoile 

r4.theyfware  unto  the  Lordwkh  a  loud  voi. 
16. 1 2. yet  in  his  difeafe  he  fought  unto  the  Lord 
-    17.16.  Amaf. — offered  himfelfe  unto  the  Lord 
20.21.  he  appointed  fingers  unto  the  Lord 
24.  9  to  bring  in  to  die  Lard  the  collection 

19.  to  bring  ch:m  againe  unco  che  Lord 
26. 1 8, not  unto  chee,-to  burne  incenfe  to  the  L. 
29.30.  commanded  to  fing  praife  unto  the  Lord 

3 1.  have  confecra.  your  felves  unto  the  Lord 

3  2.all  thefe  were  for  a  burnt-offer,  to  the  L. 

30.  8.  but  yecld  your  felves  unto  die  Lord 
9.  for  if  ye  turnc  againe  unco  the  Lord 

17.  to  fanctifle  them  unto  the  Lord 
zi.  tinging  with  loud  inftrum.  unto  the  Lord 

32.  23.  and  many  brought  gifts  unto  the  Lord 

24.  was  ficke,  and  prayed  unto  the  Lord 
3J- 1.  Jofiah  kept  a  pafleover  unto  the  Lord 
3.  Levites -which  were  holy  unto  the  Lord 
12.  to  offer  unto  the  Lord ,  as  it  is  written 
E^a  3'3-  burnt-offerings  thereon  unto  the  Lord 
5  ■  offered  a  free-will-offering  unto  the  Lard 
6.  began  they  to  offer  unto  the  Lord 
11.  praifing  and  giving  thanks  unto  the  Lord 
8.28.  ye  are  holy  unto  the  Lord 

&  the  gold  are  a  free-will-offer,  to  the  Lo, 
3y.  all  this  was  a  burnt-offer,  unco  the  Lord 
p/^-3-8.  falvacion  belonged)  unto  the  Lord 
9-1 1.  fing  praifes  to  the  Lord  which  dwellerh 
1 3.6.  He  fing  unco  the  Lo;d,  becaufe  he  hath 
18.41.  unto  the  Lord,  but  he  anfwered  them  not 
22.  27.  fhall  rememb.  and  turne  unto  the  Lord 

30.  accounted  to  the  Loid  for  a  generation 
27.6.  yea ,  lie  fing  praifes  unto  the  Lord 
29. 1.  give  unto  the  Lord,  O  ye  mighty 

give  unto  the  Lord  glory  and  ftrength 
2.  give  unto  the  Lordthe  glory  due 
30.  4.  fing  unto  the  Lord,  O  ye  faints  of  his 
8.  and  unto  the  Lord  I  made  fupplication 
32.  y.  confefle  my  tranfgreflions  unto  the  Lord 
37. y.  commit  thy  way  unto  the  Lord 
68.32.  fing  praifes  unco  the  Lord 
89.6.  who  can  be  compared  unco  the  Lord 

who  can  be  likened  unto  the  Lord 
92.  1.  good  thing  to  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord 
9? .1.  O  come,  let  us  fing  unto  the  Lord 
96.1.  O  fing  unto  the  Lord*  new  fong 

fing  unco  che  Lard  all  the  earth 
2.  fing  unto  the  Lord,  blefle  his  Name 
7.  give  unto  the  Lord,0  ye  kind-  of  the  peo. 
give  unto  the  Lord  glory  and  ftrength 
8-  give  unto  the  Lordthe  glory  due 
98.  i.  O  fing  unto  the  Lord  a  new  fong 

Pfal.  149. 1. 
4.  make  a  joyfull  noife  unto  the  Lord 

Pfal.  100. 1. 
f.  fing  unto  the  Lord  with  the  harp 
104. 33. He  fing  unto  the  Lord  as  long  as  I  live 
1  of.  1.  O  give  chankes  unto  the  Lord,call  upon 

106.1.  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord,for  he  is  good 

Chap.  107.  1.  &  118. 1.  &  136. 1. 
ii<?.i2.  what  fhall  I  render  unto  the  Lord 
1 4.  He  pay  my  vowes  unto  the  Lord 

Verfe  18. 

1 32.2 .  how  he  fware  unto  the  Lord 

136.3.  O  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord  of  lords 
140.  6. 1  faid  unto  the  Lord,  thou  art  my  God 
1 42. 1.  with  my  voice  unto  the  IW  did  I  make 
147.7.  nng  unto  the  Lord  with  thankfgiving 

Praf.3.32.  froward  is  abomination  to  the  Lord 
11. 1.  falfe  ballance  is  abomination  to  the  Lord  J 
20.  a  froward 


LOR       LOR 

20.  of  a  frowardheart,arcabomina.to  chc  L 
ia.2i.lying  lips  are  an  abomination  to  the  Lord 
i?.8.facrifice  of  the  wicked  is  abomin.to  the  L. 

a.  way  of  the  wicked  is  abomination  to  the  L. 

26.thoughts  of  the  wic.are  abomin.  to  the  L. 
i6.3-committhy  works  unto  the  Lord 

5. proud  in  heart  is  abomination  to  the  Lord 
17.15.cven  they  both  are  abomination  to  the  L. 
19.17.piue  upon  the  poor,lendcth  to  the  Lord 
20.10.are  alike  abomination  to  the  Lord 

i?diverfe  weights  are  abomination  to  the  L- 

2 1. 3 -more  acceptable  to  the  Lord  then  iacrifice 

//d.i2.5.fingunto  lne  L.  for  he  hath  done  excell. 

ja.19.that  day  fhall  there  be  an  altar  to  the.  L. 

a  pillar  at  the  border  thereof  to  the  L. 

si  .a  vow  unto  the  Lord, .and  perform  it 

22. they  {hall  returne  even  to  the  Lord 
23.  i8.her  hire  fhall  be  holinefleto  the  Lord 

2  7.1  ^.Hczekiah  prayed  unto  the  L.  Cha.38.2. 
42.1  o.fing  unto  the  Lord  a  new  fong 

12. let  them  give  glory  unto  the  Lord 
44.$.fubfcribe  with  his  hand  unto  the  Lfl^and 
j 5. 7. and  let  him  return  unto  the  Lord 

1 3.itjhall  be  to  the  Lard  for  a  Name 
j6.3-that  hath  joined  himfelf  to  the  Lord 

6. that  joine  themfclves  to  the  Lord 
58.j.an acceptable  day  to  the  Lord 
66*10.  your  brethren  for  an  offering  to  the  Lo. 
Jet.  2.3.Ifrael  was  holinefle  unto  the  Lord 
4.4.circumcife  your  fclves  to  theLfl'" 
13.16.give  glory  to  the  Lord  your  God 
so.13.fIng  unto  the  /.o^praife  ye  the  Lord 
19.7  .and  pray  unto  the  Lord  for  it 
31.38.that  the  city  {hall  be  built  to  the  Lord 

40.towards  the  eaft ,{halbe  holy  unto  the  L. 

3  a.  1 6 .1  prayed  unto  the  Lord,hy\ng 
50.  5  .come  8c  let  us  joine  our  felves  to  the  Lord 

Mint.}. to.try  our  waies,  &  turn  again  unto  the-Z., 
£■^.40. 46. which  comeneer  unto  the  Lord 
42.1 3  .where  the  priefts  that  approach  to  the  L 

4  3. 14. for  a  burnt  offering  urito  the  Lord        . 
4  5.1  .ye  {hall  offer  an  oblation  unto  the  Lord 

4.which  fhall  come  neer  to  minift.  to  the  Lo. 
23. ye  {hall  prepare  a  burnt-offring  to  the  L. 
4^4.the  prince  fhal  offer  unto  the  i.inthe  fab. 
1 2. prepare  a  voluntary  burnt-of.— to  the  L. 
1 3. daily  prepare  a  burnt-offer. unto  the  Lord 
14. by  a  perpctuall  ordinance  unto  the  Lord 
4&.9.oblation  ye  fhall  offer  unto  the  Lor^fhall 
i4-for  it  is  holy  unto  the  Lord 
Hof.4.10.  they  have  left  off  to  take  heed  to  the  L, 
6.i.come,Iet  us  return  unto  the  Lord 
9-4.they  {hall  not  offer  wine-offeri.  to  the  Lord 
14. 2. take  you  words,and  turn  to  the  Lord 

1 . 1  <?.&  offered  a  facrifice  unto  the  Lord 
2.Z.I  cried  by  reafonofmine  affli&.unto  the  L. 
4.2.and  he  prayed  unto  the  Lord,znd  faid 
Mic.n.ii  .He  eonfecrate  their  gain  unto  the  Lord 
and  their  fubflance  unto  the  Lord 
7.7.  therefore  I  will  look  unto  the  Lord 
Zecb. z.w.mzny  nations  {halbe  joined  unto  the  L. 
14.7 .one  day,which  {halbe  known  to  the  Lord 
ao.on  the  bels  of  the  horf.  Holinefs  to  the  L. 
Mali  .i4.and  facrificeth  unto  the  La  corrupt  thi. 
2.12.&  him  that  offereth  unto  the  Lord  of  hofts 
3 .3  .unto  the  Lord  an  offering  in  righteoufheffe 
4.offerings  of  Judah  be  pleafant  unto  the  L. 
Mat  5.3  3 -but  fhalt  perform  unto  the  L  thine  oaths 
Lu\e  i.22.broughthimtoprefenthimtothe'Lo/7f 
23.evcrymale  called  holy  to  the  Lord 
38  gave  thanks  likewifeunto  the  Lord 
i9.8.Zaeheus  faid  unto  the  £flfd,Halfe  of  my 
/4#.f.i4.bcleevers  were  the  more  added  to  the  to. 
8.Z4.faid,Pray  to  the  Lord  forme 
9.3  J  .that  dwelt  at  Lid.faw  him,&  tur.to  the  L. 
11. 21. great  number  beleeved  and  tur.to  the  L, 
23. purp.of  heart  they  would  cleave  to  the  L. 
24.much  people  was  added  unto  the  Lord 
II  :s.as  they  miniftred  unto  L.  the  holy  Ghoft 
14.23. they  commended  them  to  the  Lord 
\6.\  j.if  ye  have  judged  me  faithfull  to  the  Lo. 
Rom.i 4.6. that  regardeth  the  day,regar.it  to  the  L. 
that  regar.not  the  day  to  the  L.hc  doth 
he  that  eateth,  eat.  to  the  L.for  he  giv. 
that  eateth  not  to  the  Lord^  eateth  not 
8  .whether  we  live, we  live  unto  the  Lord 


LOR       LOR 

&  whether  we  die,we  die  unto  the  Lord 

1  frH\6.i7.thatis  joined  to  the  Ldrd,  is  one  fpirit 
7-31-carethforths  th'n.  that  belong  to  the  L. 

2  CV.j.itf.whenit  fhall  turne  unto  the  Lord 
8.?.firft  gave  themfelves  unto  the  Lord 

Ephcfr.  1  o.provihg  what  is  acceptable  to  the  Lord 
i^.making  melody  in  your  heart  to  the  Laid 
ai-unto  your  own  husbands,  as  unto  the  Lord 
<<.7-fervice  as  unto  the  Lord  ^nd  not  to  men 
3. itf.firiging  with  grace  in  your  hearts  to"  the  L. 
20.for  this  is  well-pleafing  to  the  Lord 
23. do  it  heartily,as  unto  the  Lord 
Cry  to  the  JlOjtD,   SeeCrp. 
Cried  10  the  lloiD,  See  CrpcD. 
Turnc  to  the  fic?rj,Sec  turtle, 
&0JtuIp. 
J'tag.$.z^.{liz  brought  forth  butter  in  a  lordly  dim 

Gen  i9.2.he  faid.Behold  now  my  lords,mm  in 
Exod.13. 1  z. the  males  fliall  be  the  Lords 
3  5. 2 1. and  they  brought  the  Lords  offering 
24.brought  the  Z.or*fr  off ering,and  every 
Lcv.i.i6.a\\  the  fatis  theLords 

16.9. goat  upon  which  the  Lords  lot  fell 
23.  j.at  even  is  the  Lords  pafleovcr 
a7.16.the  Lords  firftling,no  man  fhall  fancrihe 
oxeor  fheep,  it  h  the  Lords 
30.1s  the  Lords}h  is  holy  unco  the  Lord 
Num.i  1. 23. is  the  Lords  hand  waxen  fhprt 

2o.would  all  the  Lords  people  were  prophets 
18.28.give  thereof  the  Lords  heave-offering 
2i.28.confumed — the  lords  of  the  high  places 
3 1 . 3  7.the  Lords  tribute  of  the  fheep  were  fix 
38. of  which  the  Lords  tribute  was 
39.of  which  the  L. tribute  was-threefc.  &  one 
40  ofwhichthe  L.tnbu.was  thirty  &  two  per. 
4X.which  was  the  Lordi  heave-offering 
3 2.io.and  the  L  .anger  was  kindled  Verfe  13. 
Dcut.io.  1 4. the  heaven,&  the  hea  .of  hca.  is  the  L. 
17. Lord  ox' lords }a  great  God,a  mighty,  a 
1  f.2.bccaufe  it  is  called  the  Lords  rcleafe 
3  i.9.for  the  Lords  portion  is  his  people 
Jojh.i^.^.iivc  lords  of  the  Philiftines 
,/«rfg.3.3.namcly  Rvckrdsof the  Philiftines 
11.31.to  meet  me,fhall  furely  be  the  Lords 
16. 5. lords  of  the  Philiftines  came  up  unto 
8.tben  the  lords  of  the  Philiftines  brought 
i8.fhe  fent  and  called  for  the  lords  of 

then  the  lords  of  the  Philiftines  came 
23. then  the  lords  of  the  Philiftines  gathered 
27.aH  the  lords  of  the  Philiftines  were 
3o.and  the  houfe  fell  upon  the  lords 
1  Sam.z.z±.ye  havemade  the  Lo.  people  to  tranf. 
5-8.gathered  all  the  /.  of  the  Philift.  Verfe  n. 
6.4.according  to  the  number  of  the  lords 

one  plague  was  on  you  all,&  on  your  /. 
1 2. lords  of  the  Philiftines  followed  them 
16. when  the  five  lords  had  feen  it 
18. belonging  to  the  five  lorAs^oxh  offenced 
•j.T.lords  of  the  Philiftines  wentupagainft 
29.2.  Wi  of  the  Philiftines  pafl'ed  on  by  hund. 
6  neverthelefle  the  lords  favour  thee  not 
7. go  in  peace,  that  thou  diipleafe  not  the  lo. 

1  ffc/tf.i2.i9.for  the  lords  of  the  Phil,  upon  advife. 

2  Cfcyfl.23.16.that  they  fhould  be  the  Lords  people 
E^ra  8.2f  .and  his  .W*,and  all  Ifrael  there 
?fal.\7,6.i.O  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord  of  lords 
lfa.i6.S.  the  lords  of  the  heathen  have  broken 

26.  i3.other  lords  have  had  dominion  over  us 
./*<?>'.  2.3 1.wherefore  fay  my  people,  Wee  arc  lords 
£^.23.23  great  lords  }znd  renowned,riding  upon 
Dan-4.16.my  counfellers  and  my  lords  fought 
J.i.made  a  great  feaft  to  a  thoufand  of  his  lo. 
9-his  countenance  was  changed,and  his  Irrrds 
io.queen,by  rea.of  the  wor.of  the  K.&  his  /. 
13. thou  and  thy  lords  have  drunken  in 
tf.i7.0wn  fignct,  &  with  the  fignet  of  his  lords 
td.ii  .and  the  kingdome  fhall  be  the  Lords 
Afjc.tf.a.hear  ye  the  Lords  controverfie 
Mar-6.zi. Herod  made  a  fuppcr  to  his  lords 

12.11.this  wasthe  L»ftfodoing,andit  isniatve. 
/vff«.i4.8.whethcr  we  live  or  die  we  are  the  Lords 
1  Cor.8.y.there  be  gods  many,and  lords  many 
1  Tiw.6.i?.Kingot  kings,and  L.of/fl.  Rcv.19.i6- 
1  Vet.j.  3. neither  as  being  lords  over  Gods  herita. 
Kev.i7.i4.for  he  is  Lord  of  lords, &  King  of  kings 
Lll    * 


LOS       L  OT 

.Wfzr.10.42.  Gentil  s5evercile  lor/If}^!  over  them 
Lu\e  22. 25. kings  of  the  Gentdes  excrcife  lordjhip 

iloiurjamatj. 
Bof.i  .<J.faid,Gall  her  name  Loruhamah 

8. now  when  {he  had  weaned  L0)ubamab 
iLofs. 
Jud.  i8.2f.runne  upon  thee,  &  thou  lofe  thy  l«fe 
Job  3  r.39.caufed  the  owners  to  lofe  their  life 
Pwi\ 23. 8. vomit  up;and  life  thy  fweet  words 
EccleJ.^.e.a  time  to  get,and  a  time  to  lofe 
Mat.10.39  he  that  findah  his  life  fhall  Lf  it 
42  he  fhall  in  no  wife  lojehis  reward 
I6.2y.fave  his  life, fh./.it: l.his  li.for  rrfy  fake  fh. 
Mar.H.i  J. 
26. whole  world, &  /.his  own  foul  Mar. 8. 36. 
Mar. 9.41.  verily  ,he  fhal  not/nje  his  reward 
Luty  y. 24. will  fave  his  Jife,fhall  lofe  it 

fhall  k(e  his  life  for  my  fake, {half 

2  y.if  he  gain  the  whole  world,  &  lofe  himfelf 

1  ?.4.if  he  lo.  onejdoth  not  leave  the  ninety  nine 

8  jf  flie  lofe  one  piece,doth  not  light 
17.33.fhal  lofe k: &  whofo.lhall lojehis  life,fhal 

Jubn  6.39. which  he  hath  given,I  lliould  /fl.nothing 

1 12. 2  5;  .he  that  loveth  h"s  life,  {hall  lofe 
2  John  S.look  tjiat  we  lofe  non;  of  thofe  things 

ILofettj. 
Mat.1a.39  .that  lofeth  his  life  for  my  fake  fliall 

fioffs. 

Gm.i  1. 39.that  w^ich  was  torn,I  bare  the  loj]e 
Exod.  1 1 . 1 9.onely  he  fhall  pay  for  the  loffe  of  his 
^.47.8.neither{hallIknowthe  lofe  of  children 

9  the  lofe  of  children  and  widow-hood 
-w.27.21.and  have  gained  this  harme  and  lofe 

22.there  fhall  be  no  loffe  of  any  mans  life 
1  O-.3-if.w0rk  lhall  be  burnt,he  fhall  fuffer/# 
PW.3.7.oain  to  me,thofe  I  counted  loffe  for  Chr. 

8.yea  doubtlefle,!  counted  all  things  loffe 
for  whom  I  fuffered  the  /o.of  all  things 

=Loft.— fioft. 

£OTrf.22.9.for  raiment,  or  for  any  mami.o'f  lojl  dii. 
i-^.6-3.hath  found  that  which  was  loft 

4-thac  he  {hall  reftore  the  lost  thing 
N«».6.i2.but  the  daies  that  were  befo.  ihalbc  loft 
Detit.zi.^joft thing  ofthy  broth.which he  harhkjt 
1  &W.9.3  .ailes  ofKifh,  Sauls  farher,were  loft 

2o.afles  that  were  left — *hey  are  foand 
1  iCw.20.25.num.thee  an  ar.  fi'ke' fhaj^hou  haft/o. 
P/dZ.119.176.1  have  gone  aftray  like  a  /»y?1ftieep 
//a.49.2o.after  thou  haft  loft  the  other,fhalI.  fay 
1 1 .1  have  lojl  my  chi1dren,a  nd  am  defolate 
fer.<;o.6.my  people  harh  been  loft  lhcep 
E\e^.i9.^Saw  her  hojic  was 7<//?;thcn  flic  took 
3+-4-neither  ha^e'ye  fought  that  which  •       ~1 

i\i  will  fcek  that  which  was  loft 
37.ir.our'il6peis/fl{r,we  aiecutoff         ^ 
Mat.*}.!  3.jf  the  fait  have /<$  his  favour,  wherlsw. 
io-tf. but  go  ratherjb  the  loft'foccpiif  Ifrael   "' 
1 5.24,1  am  not  fent  but  urtt'o  the  /fl^'fheep* " 
1 8. 1 1  .come  to  fave  that  whith  was'lbfl 
M<zr.9.5o.thc  fait  have/fl/?  his  favour  Litfe  14.34. 
Luhji  5.4.and  go  after  that  which  is  loft 

6.for  I  have  found  my  fheep  which  was  loft 
9.I  have  found  the  piece  which  I  had  loft 
24  this  my  fon  was  loft,and  is  found 
32  this  thy  brother  was  loft, and  is  found 
i9.io.Sonof  m.  is  come  to  fave  thatwchwas  /. 
John  6.\z  fragments  that  rema:n,that  noth.  be  loft 
I7.l2.n0ne  of  them  is  loft,bui  the  fon  of  perditi. 
i8.9.of  them  thou  gaveft  mc,t  have  loft  none 
2  Cor.  a.  j.if  hid,it  is  hid  to  them  which  are  loft 

Hot. 
Gin- 1 1 .27-Haran  begate  Lot 

3i.Terah  took  Abram  and  Lot 
i2.4.Abraui  departed,and  Lot  went  with 
5. Abram  took  Sarai  hiswife,and  Lot 
1 3.1  Lot  went  with  Abram  into  the  fouth 
5. /.or  had  flocks^  tents ,and  heards 
7. between  the  heard-men  of  Abram  and  Lot 
.  8. Abram  faid  unto  LottLet  there  be  no  ftrifc 
so. Lot  lifted  up  his  eyes,and  belteld  all  the 
1  i.thcn  Lot  chofe  him  all  the  plain  of  Jordan 
and  Lot  journeyed  eafLvard 
1 1.  Lot  dwelled  in  the  cities  of  the  plain 
i4:fa!d  unto  Abram  after  Lot  was  feparatcd 
14.1  2. they  took  Lfl£,Abrams  brothers  fon 

i^.Abr-rn 


LOT 


LO  T 


LOU        L   O  V 

Jer.i  3.15  .this  is  thy  /««,the  portion  of  thy 
£^.24  6.  let  no  lot  fall  upon  it 

4  J.  I. moreover  when  ye  divide  by  lot  the 
47. 22. (hill  divide  it  by  for,  for  an  inheritance 
48.19.this  is  the  land  ye  (hall  divide  by  lot 
Daa.12.23.and  ftand  in  the/ofat  the  end  of  the 
Jonah  1 .7  .caft  lots,and  the  lot  fell  upon  Jonah 
Mu.%.  5  none  (hall  caft  a  coard  by  lot 
Lu^e  1.9.IUS  lot  was  to  burn  incenfe 
Ail.  1 .26.and  the  lot  fell  upon  Matth:.as,and  he 
8.n.thouhaft  neither  lot  nor  part  in  this 
13.1?  .he  divided  their  land  tothem  by  lot 
ILotan. 
Gfs.36.10.fons  of  Seir—  Lotan  and  Shobal 

1  Cfcro.1.38. 

zi.childrenof  Lotan  were  Hori,  and  Heman 

1  Cbro.i.}9- 

and  £<tfa»'s  fifler  was  Timna 

1  C/w.1.39. 

29. duke*  that  came  of  the  Horites,  duke  ho. 

1  Sam.i4.4i.caii  lots  between  me  and  Jonathan 
1  Cfeo.24.3  i.thtfe  caft  '•  over  againil  their  bretb. 
Matth.2j .  3  5  .parted  his  garments,  ca  fting  lots 

Af4r.15.24- 
Ail.  1 .  i^.they  ga  ve  forth  theit  lot  j,and  tke  lot 

See  alfo  Cajt  iLutjcj,  in  <©aft. 
JLouD. 
1  Cfoo.30.2  1  .ringing  with  /oWinftruments  to  the 
•Effli"  3-I3-the  people  (houted  with  a  loud  fhout 
malVe'in  the  pTa«  where  the  l  falkcb  j  M*«»- 12.42.and  the  fingers  fang  loud  with  their 
3  4.1 3.this  the  land  ye  (hall  inherit  by  lot  £//.4 .1  .Mordecai  cried  with  a  loud  and  bitter  cry 

36*2.10  givcthe  land  for  an  inheritance  by  lot  j  •7<":33-3-play  skilfully  with  a  loud  noife 
3. it  be  taken  from  the  lot  of  our  inheritance 


LO  V 


L  O  V 


16.  Abram  brought  again  his  brother  Lot 
19.1. Lot  fat  in  the  gate  of  Sodomc,and 

Lot  feeing  thenijrofeup  to  meet 
^.called  to  Lot ,  and  faid  unto  him,  Where 
6.Lot  went  out  at  the  door  unto  them 
9. they  prefled  fore  upon  the  man,evcn  Lot 
io.and  pulled  Lot  into  the  houfe  unto  them 
I2.faid  unto  Lot  ,H  aft  thou  here  any  befides 
14. Lot  went  out,and  fpake  to  his  fons 
1  5.  angels  haftened  Lot,  faying,  Arife 
18. Lot  laid,  Ohnot  fonjy  Lord 
23.fi.1n  rifen  when.  Lor  entred  Zoar 
19.  God  remembrcd  Abram,and  fent  Lot 

when  he  overthrew  the  cities  in  which  L. 
30.  Lot  went  up  out  of  Z  oar 
36. both  the  daughters  of  Lot  with  child 
.  Df«f  .i-9'Ar  unto  the  children  of  Lot  for  a  pofleff. 
I9.becaufc  I  have  given  it  to  the  child.of  L. 

P/«/.8$.8.they  have  holpenthe  children  of  Lot 

Luke  17.i8.as  it  were  in  the  daies  of  Lot 

2£.day  that  L.  went  out  of  Sod  it  rained  fire 
3 2. remember  Lot's  wife 

1  Pef.2-7.and  delivered!!  ju&  Lot 

lot.  . 

Levit.16S.oae  to forthe  Lcrd,andthe  other  for 
9  goat  upon  which  the  Lords  lot  fell 
I  o.goat  upon  which  the  lot  fell  to  be  the 

.Vkw.i6.5  5«land  (hall  be  divided  by  lot 

^.according  to  the  lot  (hall  the  poffefsion 
33.54.and  ye  (hall  divide  the  land  by  lot 


Deut.i  2.9.  Jacob  is  the  lot  of  his  inheritance 
Jojh.i-$.6.omly  divide  thou  it  by  lot 

i4-2.by  lot  was  their  inheritance,as  the  Lord 
I5.i.thisthen  was  the  lot  of  the  tribe  of  Judah 
\6. 1  .and  the  lot  of  the  children  of  Jofeph  fell 
1 7 . 1  .there  was  alfo  a  lot  for  the  tribe  of  Manaf. 
1. there  was  alfo  a  lot  for  the  reft  of 
I4.why  haft  thou  given  me  but  one  lot 
1 7. thou  (halt  not  have  one  lot  onely 
x8.i  1, lot  ofthe  tribe  of  Benajmin  came  up 

coaft  of  their  lot  came  forth  between 
19. 1. and  the  fecond  lot  came  forth  to  Simeon 
io.third  let  came  up  for  the  children  of  Zeb. 
1 7. the  fourth  lot  came  out  to  Iflachar 
24.6ft 7ef  came  out  for  the  tribe  of  Amer 
$2.tbe  fixt  /.came  out  to  the  child,  of  Nepth. 
40.the  feventh  lot  came  our  for  Dan 
5 1. divided  by  /.for  an  inheritance  in  Shiloh 
2i- 4. lot  came  out  for  the  family  ofKohathites 
children  of  Aaron  had  by  /-out  of 
J  .Kohhad  by  /.out  ofthe  fam.o  f  tri.  of  Eph. 
6.Ger(hon  had  by  /.out  ofthe  fam.  of  Iflach. 
8.gave  by/e/  unto  theLevites  chefe  cities 
io.for  theirs  was  the  firft  lot 
ao.citics  of  their  lot  out  ofthe  tribe  of  Ephr. 
40  were  by  their  tot  twelve  cities 
23.4.I  have  divided  unto  you  by  /.thefe nations 
/ifc/g.  1.3. come  up  with  me  into  my  lot 

&  I  will  go  with  thee  into  thy  lot 

20.9.WC  will  go  up  by  lot  againft  it 

1  Saw.14.41. Saul  faid  unto  God,  Give  a  perf.  lot 

1  Cbro.6.54.ofthe  Kohathites/or  theirs  was  the/. 

61  out  of  thehalfc  tribe  of  Man.by  /.io.cit. 

6  3. unto  the  fons  of  Merari  were  given  by  lot 

6  5  .and  they  gave  by  lot  out  of  the 

16.18.land  of  Canaan  the  lot  of  your  inherita. 

14.5  thus  they  were  divided  by  lot 
7.the  firft  lot  came  forth  to  Jehoiarib 

2?.9.now  the  firft  lot  came  fordvfor  Afaph 
26.14  and  the  lot  eaft  ward  fell  to  Shelemiah 
and  his  lot  came  out  northward 

£]t-3.7.they  caft  Pur,that  is,the  lot  before  Haman 
9.1 4.had  caft  Pur  (chat  is  jchebt)  toconfume 

Pfal. 1 6.$. thou  maintaineftmy  lot 

105  .i  i.land  of  Can.  the  lot  of  your  inheritance 
1 2  5 . 3  n^t  reft  upon  the  lot  of  righteoufneffe 

Prov.  1 . 1 4 .  ca  ft  i  n  thy  lot  a  mong  us 
1 6. 3  3. the  lot  is  caft  into  the  lap 
18. 18. the  lot  caufeth  contentions  toceafe 

Ifa.17.14  this  is  the  lot  of  them  that  rob  us 
34. 1 7. and  he  hath  caft  the  lot  tor  them 

57.6  fmooth  (tones  ofthe  ftream  are  thy  lot 


98. 4-make  a  loud  noife,  and  rejoice 
1  $0.5  praiie  hiin  upon  the  loud  cimbals 
Prov.7. 1  i.fhe  is  loud  and  ftubborne,her  feet 
fev.  1 4.1 8 .  another  angel  cry  ed  with  a  loud  cry 

iou6  joined  with  voice. 
G0J.39.14.1  crye(i  witba/o««l  voice 
Exod.  1  ^.16. voice  ofthe  trumpet  exceeding  loud 
Dttrt.27.r4.the  Levites lhal  fpeak  with  a  lo.  voice 
2  Sam.  1 5. 23. all  the  country  wept  with  a  lo.  voice 

1  Kjng-  8.J  5  .blefled  the  congregation  with  a/.vo. 

2  Cfcro.if.^.they  fware  unto  the  L.with  a/o.voice 

20.19.to  praiie  the  Lord  with  a  loud  voice 

E^fa  3 .  ia.wept  with  a  loud  voke,&  many  (houted 
io.i2.anfwered  with  zloud  voice,  As  thou  haft 

Prov.17.  i4.that  blefleth  his  neighbour  with  a  /.v. 

£•^.8.1 8.and  though  they  cry  with  a  bud  voice 
9. 1. he  cried  alfo  with  a  loud  voice/aying 

Lul{e  r. 42. and  (hee  fpake  out  with  a  loud  voice 
8.28-with  a  loud  voice  faid,What  have  I  to  do 
17.1  J.and  with  a loudvoice  glorified  God 
19*37. began  to  praife  God  with  a  loud  voice 

<4/7.8.7.iinclean  fpirits,  crying  with  a  loudvoice 
14.10. faid  with  Aloud  voice,Stand  upright 
i6.24.Fefius  faid  with  a  loud  voice,Paul 

Rev.  j.2.ftrong  angel  proclaimed  with  a  loud  voice 
1  i.faying  with  a  bud  voice,Worthy  is  the 
8.i3.angel,faying  with  aloud  voice,  Woe,woe 
ti-lo.Ihearda  /.voice,fayinginheaveh,Now 
14  7- faying  v/izhn/oud  voicc,Fear  God 
9. third  angel  followed, faying  with  a  /.  voice 
1  J.cryed  with  a  loud  voice  to  him  that  fate  on 
JLouu  voices. 

L«fc'»3.23.  and  they  were  inftant  with  loud  voices 
iUuoer. 

Exo.  19. 1 9. when  the  trumpet  waxed  buder  &  buder 
lobe. 

G«*.29.2o.a  few  daies  for  the  love  he  had  to  her 

2  &«s.i.2'5.wonderfull,  palling  the  low  of  women 
1 3  •  r  %  .hatred  was  greater  then  the  lone  wherew. 

Pi'ov.^. i9.be  thou  ravifht  alwaics  with  her  bve 
7-i  8.come,Iet  us  take  our  fill  of  bve 
10. 1 2.ftirreth  up  ftrifes,  but  love  covereth  fins 
15.17.3  dinner  of  herbs  where  love  is,thena 
1 7-9'that  covereth  a  tranfgre(Iion,feeketh  love 
17-f-open  rebuke  is  better  then  fecret  love 

Ecclefo.i.no  man  knoweth  either  love  or  hatred 

k        <S-alfo  their  love,  &  hatred —  is  now  perhhed 

6»zr.2.4.and  his  banner  over  me  was  love 

^.comfort  me  with  apples,for  I  am  fick  of  lo. 
3>Jo.the  middle  thereof  being  paved  with  love 
5 -8. that  ye  tell  him  I  am  fick  of  love 
7  6.how  pleafant  art  thou,0  love ,for  delights 
8.(5.for  bve  is  ftrong  as  death 


7,many  waters  cannoc  qu.noh  love 

for  lovejz  would  utterly  be  contem. 
Z/d.j8.i7.thou  haft  in  love  to  my  fou'le  delivered 
jfer.i.i.l  remember  the  bve  of  thine  efpoufals 
3 3. why  trimmeft  thou  thy  way  to  fcek  bve 
3 1. 3.I  have  loved  thee  with  an  cverlafting  love 
£^.i6.8.behold,thy  time  was  a  time  of  love 
23,11  .was  more  corrupt  in  her  inordinate  love 
i7.Babylonians  came  to  her  into  the  bed  of/. 
33,31  .with  their  mouth  they  ftiew  much  love 
lim-i  .io.brought  Daniel  into  tender  bve  ^itth 
Hofy.  1. according  to  the  bve  ofthe  Lqt4  toward 

1 1. 4. 1  drew  them  with  bands  of/<w,and  1 
Mat,i4. 1 2.the  love  of  many  (hal  wax  cold 
John  13.35.if  we  have  bve  one  to  another 
15.13  greater  love  hath  no  man  then  this 
17.a6.that  thelove  wherewith  thou  haft 
Row. 8. 3 5. who  (hallfeparate  usfr.ow  the  /9.of  Ch. 
1 2.9. let  love  be  without  diffnmilation 

10.be  kindly  affeftioniyd— with  brotherly  b. 
1 3  .lo.love  worketh  no  il  1  to  his  neighbour 

therefore  bve  is  the  fulfillmg  of  the  law 
15,30.1  befeech  you  forthe/<wof  the  Spirit 
i  Cor.2.4.that  you  might  knowthe  love  which  I 
8,that  you  would  Confirm  yomtove  toward 
5- 1 4-for  the  love  of  Chrift  conftraineth  us 
6.6.by  the  holy  Ghoftjby  bve  unfaincd 
8 .7.as  ye  abound  in  love  to  us,fce  that 
8.and  to  prove  the  fincerityofyour  love 
24.(hew  ye  to  -ChurcheSithe  proof  of  your  /. 
1 3.1  i.and  the  God  of hvefha.il  be  with  you 
Gd.i.6.  nor uncirctim.butfaith^which work.by  lo. 
1 3. but  by  love  ferve  one  another 
2i..but  die  fruit  ofthe  fpirk  is  bve 
Ephef.i  .1 5.wherefore,afrer  I  heard  of  your  love 
2 .4.for  his  great  love  wherewith  he  loved 
* .  13  .and  bve  with  faich  from  God  the  Father 
Phil.i.  9.  &  this  I  pray5that  your  love  may  abound 
17-but  the  other  of  /of ^knowing  that  I 
a.i.if  therefore  any  comfort  of  love 
2. be  like  minded,having  the  feme  bve 
Col.1.4.  and  ofthe  love  ye  have  to  all  faints 
8.who  alfo  declared  unto  us  your  bve 

1  Tfor/Ii^.remembring  your  labour  of  bve 
4-9«but  as  touching  brotherly  /roe  ye  need  not 
5.8.putting  on  the  breaftplatc  offaith  and  bve 

2  7fer/".2,io.becaufe  they  received  not  the  b.of  the 

1  Tim.  1.  ^.exceeding  abundant  with  faith  and  love 

6.  io.for  the  b.  of  money  is  the  rootof  all  evill 
1 1. follow  after  righteoufnefle,/<w;  patience 

2  Tim.  1 .7,not  the  fpirit  of  fear,but  of  power  &  lo. 
Philcm.g.yGi  for  bves  fake  I  rather  befeech  thee 
Heb.6.io.not  unrighteous  to  forget  your  lab.of /». 

10. 24.  provoke  unto  bve  find  to  good  works 
1 3 . 1 .  let  brotherly  love  continue 
1  Pe£.i.i2.through  the  fpirit,to  unfained  lo.of  the 

1  John  2.1 5. bve  the  worldjthe  bve  ofthe  Father 

3.i.behold  what  manner  of  love  the  Father  hath 
4. 7. bve  one  another, for  /misof  God 

8.that  loveth  net,knoweth  not  G.for  G  is  h. 
1  o  .lierein  is  lo.  not  that  we  loved  God 
1  tf.the  love  that  God  hath  to  us,God  is  bve 
i7.herein  is  our  bve  made  perfect 
i8.bat  perfect  love  caftcth  out  fear 

2  John  (J.this  is  love,  that  we  walk  after  his  coman. 
Jade  2.unto  you  peace  and  bve  be  multiplied 
fie».2.4.becaule  thou  haft  left  thy  firft  bve 

iota. 
Lew.  1 9. 1 8. thou  (halt  lo.  thy  neighbour  as  thy  felf 

34.ftranger,thon  (halt  bve  him  as  thy  felf 
Deut.6. 5  .thou  (halt  love  the  Lord  thy  God  with 
7.0.which  keepeth  covenant  with  them  that  bve 

I3.and  he  will  bve  thee,and  bkfle  thee 
10. 1 2.but  to  feare  the  Lordyand  to  bve  him 
1 5  had  a  delight  in  thy  fathers,to  bve  them 
19./0W  ye  therefore  the  ftranger,for  ye 
1  i.i.therefore  thou  (halt  love  the  Lord  &  keep 
1 3. to  bve  the  Lcnd,and  to  ferve  him 
x  2,to  love  the  Lord,and  walk      Chap.  19.9' 
13 . 3  .proveth  you,  to  know  whether  you  lo.  the 
30.6.C0  love  the  Lord  with  all  thine  heart 
itf.in  that  1  comma,  thee  this  day  to  /.the  L. 
2o.that  thou  mayeft  love  the  Lord,&  that 
7<$>.22.5.take  diligent  heed  to  love  the  Lotd 
23.11.  take  good  heed  that  ye  bve  the  Lord 
Judg.  5.3 1. let  them  that  love  him  be  as  the  fun 

1  Saw.t8.22.king 


L  O  V        LP  V 

i  Saw.18.21.  king  delight,  in  thee,his  fer.  lo.  thee 
2,  Chro.jg.i.ihoul.  thou love  them  that  hate  the  L. 
Neb.  i.  5.  that  keep,  mercy  for  them  that  love  him 
Pfal.  4.2.  how  long  will  ye  love  vanity 

?.  i  1 .  let  diem  that  love  thy  Nam;  be  joyfull 
31.13.  O  love  the  Lord,  all  ye  his  faints 
40.16.  let  fiich  as  toe  thy  falv.  fay  continually 
P/a/.  70.  4. 
69.36.they  that  toe  hisName  mall  dwell  ther. 
97.  jo.  ye  that  toe  the  Lord  hate  evill 
119. 13  2. uteri  to  do  to  thofe  that  love  thy  Name 
i'6f  .great  peace  have  they  which  lo.  thy  law 
1  ii.  2.  they  Ihall  profper  that  love  thee 
145.  20.  Lord  prefcrveth  all  them  that  lo.  him 
Prov.  1.22.  how  long  ye  fimpie  ones  will  ye  love 
4.-6.kve  her,  and  flie  mail  kecpethee 

8.  36.  all  they  that  hate  me  love  death 

9.  8 .  rebuke  a  wife  man,  and  be  will  love  thee 
16.13.  right,  lips-love  him  that  fpeaketh  right 
t8.2i.  they  that  toe  it,fhall  eat  the  fruit  ther. 
20.13.  tot  not  fleepe,left  thou  come  to  pover. 

Ecel.  3.  8>  a  time  to  toe,  and  a  time  to  hate 
Cant.  1.3.  therefore  doe  the  virgins  love  the: 

4.  the  upright  love  thee 
Ifa.^6.6.  to  ferve,and  to  love  the  Name  of  the  Lo. 
61.  8.  for  I  the  Lord  toe  Judgement 
66.10.  be  glad  with  her,  all  ye  that  love  her 
Jer.  f .  3  \ .  and  my  people  toe  to  have  it  fo 
Dan.  9.  4.  keep.  cove,  and  mercy  for  them  tkat  lo. 
Hofea  3.1.  goe  yet /one  a  woman  beloved  of 

Who  looke  to  other  godsend  tot  flagons 
4.  18.  her  rulers  with  (hame  doe /owe 
9. 1  J.  I  will  toe  them  no  more,  all  their  prin. 
Amos  ?.i  j .  hate  the  evill,  and  love  the  good 
Micah  3.  %.  who  hate  the  good,  and  toe  the  evill 

6-8.  but  to  doe  juftly,  and  to  toe  mercy 
Zech.%.17.  toe  no  falfe  oath,  for  all  thefe 

19.  therefore  tot  the  truth  and  peace 
Matlb.  s;  .43.  it  hath  been  (a.iA,Lovc  thy  neigh,  and 
44-but  I  fay  uritd  you}Love  your  enemies 
46.  if  you  love  them  which  toe  you,what  re. 

6.  5.  for  they  love  to  pray  ftatidirig 

24.  either  he  will  hate  the  one,  and  love 
19. 19.  thou  (hahlove  thy  neigh,  as  thy  felfc 
22.37.  thpu  {hale  toe  the  Lord  with  all  thy 

39.  thou  fhalt  toe  thy  neighbour  as  thy  felfe 
23.  6.  and  toe  the  uppermbft  roomes  at  feafts 
Mar.  12.30.  (halt  toe  the  Lord  with  all  thy  heart 
3  3 .  and  to  love  him  with  all  the  hcart,and 

to  tot  his  neighbour  as  himfelfe,  is  more 
38.  which  toe  to  goe  in  long  c loathing 

and  toe  falutations  in  the  market  pla. 
Lulfe  6.27.I  fay  unto  yoi^Lwe  your  enemies 
3 1.  If  you  love  them  which  toe  you,  what 

linnets  alfb  toe  thofe  that  toe  them 
3f .  but  toe  ye  your  enemies  ,  and  doe  good 

7.  42.  which  of  them  will  toe  him  mift 

10. 17. love  the  Lord  thy  God,with  all  thy  hea. 
11.  43.  woe  unto  you  Pharifees,  for  ye  toe  the 
1 6.1 3.  hate  the  one,and  love  the  other  :  or  elfe 
20.46.  which  defire  to  walk  in  Jonw  rob.  &  toe 
film  13.34. that  ye  toe  one  another /rs  I  have  lo. 
that  ye  alfo  toe  one  another 
14. 23.  if  any  man  love  rati  he  will  keep 
1  <i  .1 2.  this  is  my  commandement,that  ye  toe 
1 7. 1  command  you,that  ye  love  one  another 
19.  world  would  toe  his  owne 
Kom.S.zS.  together  for  good  to  them  that  lo.  God 
13.8.  owe  no  man  any  thing,  but  to  love  one 
9.  thou  fhalt  toe  thy  neighbour  as  thy  felfc 
I  Cor. 2.9.  God  hath  prep,  for  them  that  toe  him 

8.  3.  any  man  toe  God,  the  fame  is  knowne  of 
16.  22.  if  any  man  toe  not  the  Lord  Jefus,let 

Gal.%.  1 4.  law  is  fulfilled  in  this:  Thou  fhalt  toe 
Ephef.  ?.  2 ?.  husbands,  toe  your  wives,  even  as 
28.  fo  ought  m;n  to  toe  their  Wives' 
33.  letevery  one  toe  his  wife,  even  as 
6.*4.gracc  be  with  all  thofe  that  toe  our  Lord 
Coi.j.rg.lmje  your  wivcs,and  be  not  bitter  againft 
1  Tbid.4.9.  ate  taught  of  God,to  toe  one  another 
I  z  "WjjsHii  but  to  them  alfo  that  toe  his  appear. 
TV.  2.4  teach  young  Womm  to  toe  their  husbands 

5-1?.  greet  them  that  toe  us  in  the  faith- 
Jam.  1 . 1 2  .Lo.  hath  promifed  to  them  that  toe  him 
2.f.  which  he  hath  promi.  to  them  that  lo.  him 
8.  love  thy  neigh,  as  thy  felfe,  ye  doc  well 


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1  Pet. 1 .8.  whom  having  notfeene,  vs>hve 
2  2.  toe  one  another  with  a  pure  hear 

2.  17.  honour  all  men^  love  the  brotherhood 

3 .  8.  toe  as  brethren,  be  pitifull 

10.  for  he  that  will  toe  life ,  and  fee  good 

1  John  z.i^.toe  notth'eworldjif  any  mantow?  the 

3,  IX.  that  wc  fhould  love  one  another 
14.  from  dea'th,becaufe  we  toe  the  brethren 
23.  love  one  another,  as  he  gave  us  comimn. 

4.7.  let  us  toe  one  another  5  for  toe  is  of  God 

1 1 .  we- ought  alfo  to  toe  one  another 

1 2.  if  we  toe  ory.-  another,  God  dwelleth 

1 9 .  we  love  him,becaufc  he  firtt  loved  us 

20.  if  a  man  fay,  I  love  God,  and  hateth 

how  can  he  love  God  whom  he  hath 

21.  he  who  loveth  God  toe  his  brother  alio 
f.  2.  who  love  the  chil.  of  God,  when  we  love 

2  John  j.  had  from  the  begihning,that  wc  toe  one 

/£ot)C,Sce  after  His  lobe. 

ftOtte  of  God. 

Lu\e  1  i.42.pafle  over  judge,  and  the  toe  of  God 

John  j.  42.  ye  have  not  the  toe  of  G  od  in  you 

flow.?. 5.  becaufe  the  toe  of  God  is  lhed  abroad 

8.39.  fhall  be  able  to  fepar.  us  fr. the*,  of  God 
2  Cor.  1 3. 1 4.the  to.  of  God  be  with  you  all:  Amen 
2  Tfe/^.f. direct  your  hearts  into  the  love  of  God 
7V.3.  4.  after  the  kindnes  &  toe  of  God  appea. 
1  John  2.5- .  in  him  verily  is  the  toe  of  God  perf. 

3.  «6.hereby  perceive  we  the  love  of  God,beca. 
17-  how  dWelleth  the  toe  of  God  in  him 

4.9-in  this  was  manifefted  the  love  of  God  tow. 

$•  j .  for  this  is  the  love  of  God,  that  we 
Jude  21.  keep  your  felves  in  the  toe  of  God 

His  *ObC. 
Dent.  7.  7.  did  not  fct  his  love  upon  you,becaufc 
Pfal.gi.14.  becr.ufche  hath  fct  his  love  upon  me 
Ifa.  63.9.  faved  them  in  his  lovey  and  in  his  pity 
Zq^.3.17.  he  will  reft  in  his  timing,  will  jo/  over 
John  1  f  .10.  Fathers  eommand.&  abide  in  his  love 
Kfl/w.5\8.but  God  commend.his  love  tow.u«,in  that 

1  John  4.  1  i.  we  love  one  another ,his  toe  is  perf. 

/  Jtobe. 
Gen.  27.  4.  make  me  favourie  meat,  fuch  as  I  toe 
Exod.z  1  .j.  if  the  fcrvant  fhall  fay,l  toe  my  mail. 
Judg .  16. 1  y.  how  canft  thou  fay,l  toe  thee,when 

2  Sam.  1 3.4. 1  love  Tamar,  my  brother  Abf.  lifter 
Pfal.i  1 6. 1. 1  toe  the  Lord,becaufe  he  hath  heard 

1 19-9 7.oh  how  toe  I  thy  law!  it  is  my  meditat. 
113.1  hate  vaine  thoughts,  thy  law  do  I  love 
119.  therefore  I  toe  thy  teftimonies 
127. 1  toe  thy  commandements  above  gold 
* 19.  confider  how  I  love  thy  precepts 
I63.  but  thy  law  doe  I  toe 
1  ^7«kept  thy  teftimon.aad  I  fo.them  exceed. 
Prov.  8. 17. 1  /we  them  that  love  thee 
John  1 4. 3 1. world  may  kno.v  that  1  toe  the  Fath. 
21.15.  Lord,  thou  knoweft  that  I  /roe  thee 

Chap.  16. 17. 

z  Cor.  1 1. 1 1  .becaufe  I  love  you  not,God  knoweth 

>  2.  if.  though  the  more  1  lo.  you,the  lefle  I  am 

1  John  4.10.  if  a  man  fay,I  toe  God,&  hateth  his 

2  John  1 .  whom  I  toe  in  the  truth  3  John  1. 
Rev.  3.  19.  as  many  as  I  to,  I  rebuke 

In  lobe. 
I  Kjngs  1 1.  2.  Solomon  clave  unto  thefe  in  toe 
1  Cor.  4.  21 .  fhall  I  come  with  a  rod,  or  'mtoe 
Ephef.  1 .  4  without  blame  before  him  in  toe 
3.  17.  ye  being  rooted  and  grounded  in  love 
4.2.  forbearing  one  another  in  toe 
J  •).  but  fpeaking  the  truth  in  toe 
16.  unto  the  edifying  of  it  felfe  in  love 
1-z.  walke  in  te,  as  Ghrift  hath  loved  us 
Col.z.z.  being  knit  together  in  toe  unto 
iTlxf.3. 12. the  Lord  make  you  toincreafe  in  toe 
f  -1 3.eftceme  them  highly  intoefor  their  vvor. 
i  Tim.i.t  3. in  faith  &  love  which  is  inChrift  Jefus 
1  J^«4.i6.he  that  dwelleth  rn  /ow,dwell.in  God 
1 8,  ther6  is  no  feare  in  toe 
he  that  feareth,  is  not  made  perfe.fl  in  love 
1  John  3.  Son  of  the  Father,  in  truth  and  toe 

1  mil  4obe. 
Pfal.iS.i.  I  will  toe  thee  ,  O  Loid,r.vy  flrcn^th 
Hof.  i^  4_  t  wjj]  ime  tn;;rn  frcelyrfor  mine  anger 
Jdm  i4.21.and  I  will  toe  him;and  manif.  my  fclf 

lobe  me- 
Gcn.ity.^z.  now  therefore  my  husband  will/0,  me 


Exod.  20.  6.  (hewing  mercy  unto  them  that  lo.  mc 

Vent.  5.  I0 
Pfov.S.  17. 1  toe  them  that  love  me,  &  thofe  th.it 
2  1  caufc  thole  char  toe  me  to  mhcr.  fubft 
John  8.4i.if  God  were  youi  Fa.vou  would  lone  me 
10.17.  therefore  doth  my  Father  love  me 
14.1 5.  if  ye  love  mc,  keep  my  commandements 
23.  if  any  man  love  me,he  will  keep  my  wo. 
llObe  not. 
1  John  2. 1 5-.  toe  not  the  world,neither  the  things 
3.18.  little  child,  let  us  not  love  in  word 

My  ilobe.  ,«*•  <*■ ''-''-'f  *•-*/" 
P/«/.io9.4.for  my  love  they  are  mine  adverfaries 

5.  they  have  rewarded  me  hat-  for  my  toe 
Cant.  1. 9. 1  have  compared  thee,  O  my  W,  to  all 
1  y.  behold,  thou  art  fa  re  my  toe 
2.  2.  fo  is  my  toe,  among  the  daughters 
7.  nor  awake  my  toe  till  he  pleale 

Verfe'3J. 
10.  rife  up  my  love,  my  faire  one 

Verft-13. 
4.1.  behold,  thou  a rt  faire  my  toe 
7.  my  toe,  there  is  no  fpot  in  thee 
5-i.  open  to  me,  my  filler ,  my  toe  5  my  dove 
6.  4.  thou  art  beatitifull,  O  my  love 
8.4.  nor  awake  my  toe.  untill  he  pkafe 
John  1  j. 9.  continue  ye  in  my  toe 

1  o.  my  commandem.ye  fhall  abide  in  my  lo. 

1  C0r.i6.24.  my  toe  be  with  you  all  in  Chrift  Jef. 

4>  Thy  jLotc. 

2  Sam.x. z6.thy  toe  was  wonderfull,paifing  die  Ir. 
Cant.i.  z.  for  thy  toe  is  better  then  wine 

I  will  remember  thy  toe  more  then  wine 

4.10.  how  faire  is  thy  toe,  my  filler 

how  much  better  is  thy  love  then  wine 
Phile.  5.  hearirfg  of  thy  love,  and  faith 
7.  we  have  great  joy  in  thy  love 
£uVjcu. 
Gen.z4.67.  fhe  became  his  Wife,  and  helovedbsr 
2  J. 28.  Ifaac  loved  Efau  :  Rcbckah  loved  Jacob 
27.14.  mother  made  fuch  as  his  father  toed 
29.18  Jacob  toed  Rachel,  and  faid,  He 
30.  he  toed  Rachel  more  then  Leah 
34.3.  he  toed  the  damofell^nd  fpake  kindly 
37.3.  Ifrael  toed  Jofeph  more  then  all  his 
4.  brethren,  his  father  toed  him 
De Hi. 4 .  37 .  and  becaufe  he  toed  thy  fathers 
7-8.  but  becaufe  the  Lord  loved  youdiath  the 
23.  5.  into  a  blefling  ,  becaufe  the  Lord  lo.  thee 
33.3.  yea  he  toed  the  peop.  all  his  faints  are  in 
Judg.16. 4,hc  toed  a  woman  in  the  valley  of  Zorek 

1  Sam.i.'j.ior  he  loved  Hannah,but  the  Lord  had 

16.21. flood  before  him,&  he  loved  him  greatly 

1 8.1 .  Jonathan  loved  him  as  his  own  foule 

3 .  becaufe  he  toed  him  as  his  own  foule 

16.  all  Ifrael  and  Judah  toed  David 

20.  Michal  Sauls  daughter  loved  David 

i8.and  that  Michal  Sauls  daug.  loved  David 

20.17.  caufed  David  to  fwea.  bee.  he  loved  him 

for  he  toed  him  as  he  loved  his  own  foule 

2  &tf».i2.24.hisname  Solomon,and  the  L./s.him 

1 3 .  1.  Amnon  the  fon  of  David  loved  her 
1  ? .  greater  then  the  love  wher.  he  toed  her 

1  Kings  3.3  and  Solomon  toed  the  Lo.walkingin 

10.  9:  becaufe  the  Lord  loved  Ifrael  for  ever 

1 1 .  i  .king  Solomon  loved  many  ftrange  women 

2  Cbro.z.n.  becaufe  the  L.hath  toed  his  peop.he 
9.1.  becaufe  thy  God  toed  Ifrael  to  effablifh 
11. 21.  Rchoboam/0.  Maacah  above  all  the  wi. 
26.10.  and  in  Carmcl,  for  he  toed  husbandry 

Eflb.z.  17.  and  the  king/ff.  Eft.above  all  the  wo. 
Job  19.  19.  they  whom  I  loved  are  turned  aga.  me 
P/a/.47.4.chufe  the  excellencie  of  Jac.whom  he/o. 

78. 68.  but  chofe  mount  Zion  which  he  loved 

109. 17-  as  he  toed,  fo  let  it  come  to  him 
Ifa.  48.14  the  Lord  hath  toedhim :  he  will  doc 
Jer.i.z.  hoft  of  heaven  whom  they  have  loved 

14. 10.  thus  have  they  toed  to  wander 
£^.16-37  and  all  them  that  thou  haft  toed,lle 
Hof.  9.  1.  thou  haft  tocda  reward  upon  every 
10.  their  abomina.  were  accord.as  thev  loved 

1 1. 1.  when  If.  was  a  child,  then  I  toedhim 
Mal-i.z.  I  have  loved  you,  faith  the  Lord 
ye  fay,  Wherein  haft  thou  loved  us 

2.1 1.  profan.  the  holines  of  the  L. which  he  lo. 
Mar.io.zi.  Jcfus  beholding  him,  toed  him 

Lu{>e-7.  ^7.  arc 


LOV 


L  O .  V 


LOV         LOW 


LOW 


LOW 


Utile  7.  47.  are  forgiven,for  lhe  laved  much 
John  3. 16.  God  fo  loved  the  world,  that  he 

19.  light  is  come,  and  men  laved darkencfle 
1 1 .5 .  now  Jefus  loved  Martha,  and  her  filler 

3  1.  then  faid  the  Jewes,  How  he  loved  him 
1 1.43.  for  they  loved  the  praife  of  men  more 
•1  -'.  1  .hav  .loved  his  own,he  loved  them  to  the  end 

I-,,  one  of  his  difciples  whom  Jefus  loved 
lA.il.  that  loveth  me  fhall  be  loved  of  my  Fa. 

28-if  ye  toved  me'  you  wou^  rejoice 
1  j  .9.  as  the  Fa.  loved  me,fo  I  loved  you 
16.17.  loveth  you,becaufe  you  loved  ma 

1 7. 23 .  haft  /owd  them,  as  thou  haft  loved  me 

26.  wherewith  thou  haft  loved  them,  may 
19.  16.  faw  the  difciple  whom  he  loved,ht  faith 
20.2.  and  to  the  other  difcip.  whom  Jefus  loved 
j  1. 7.  difciple  whom  Jefus  loved  faith  to  PetJi 

20.  fceth  the  difciple  whom  Jefus  loved 
Rom.2  37. more  then  conquer,  through  him  that  la 
2  Cor.  1  2.  1  f  •  more  1  love  ,  the  lefle  I  am  loved 
Gal.z.zo.  who  loved  me,  and  gave  himfelfe  forme 
Epbef.1.4,.  great  love,  wherewith  he  loved  us 

2.  walkc  in  love,  as  Chrift  alfo  hath  lovedus 
2  y.  love  your  wives,as  Chrift  lo.  the  Church 
iTbcf.i. i6.and  G od  even  our  Fa.which  hath  /cus 
2  Titf^.o.Demas  forfaken  me,hav.fo.this  pre.wor. 
Heb.  1.9.  thou  haft  loved righteoufnes,  therf.  God 
2  Ptf.2.iy.way  of  Balaam,who  Zfl.the  wag.of  unri. 

1  John  4.io.not  that  we  lov.God,but  that  he  loved 

1 1.  if  God  fo  lov.us3vic  ought  to  lo^one  an. 
1 9.  wc  love  him,  becaufe  he  firft  loved  us 

Rev.x.i .  unto  him  that  lo.  us,  &  wafh.us  from  our 

12.  t  r.  they  loved  not  their  lives  unto  the  death 
/  have  iLOlictJ. 
Pfal.z6.  8.  Lo.  I  have  loved  the  habitation  of  thine 

1 19.47. 1  will  del.  in  thy  com.  which  I  have  lo. 

48.  lift  up  unto  thy  comm.  which  I  have  loved 

ifa.  43 .  4. 1  have  lo.  thee;  thcrfore  will  I  give  men 

/er.2.*y .  I  have  lo.  ftrang.  &  after  them  will  I  go 

3 1 .3. 1  have  loved  thee  with  an  everlafting  love 
Mal.i.  2.  1  have  lo.  you,yet  yee  fay, Wherein  haft 
John  13.34.as  I  have  lo.  you,that  ye  alfo  love  one 

i  y .  9,  as  the  Father  loved  me,fo  I  loved  you 

1 2.  that  ye  love  one  another.as  I  loved  you 
Rom.9.13.  Jacob  have  I  lovedjbat  Efau  have  I  hat. 
R«/.3.9.bef.thy  foet,  and  know  that  I  have  /o.thee 

iUrtjefoft. 
Ifh.tf  8.thou  lovedfl  their  bed  where  thou  fa  weft  it 
John  17.14.  thou  l"v.  me  bef-thc  found,  of  the  wo. 

Hotoelp. 

2  Saw.Li3.Saul  and  Jonathan  vrcizlovely  in  their 
Cant.').  i6.moftfweet,  he  is  altogether  lovely 
E^.33.32.  loe,thou  art  to  them  as  a  very  /fl.fong 
Phil.  4.  8-  whatf.  things  are  lovely  ,  and  if  there  be 

ilober. 

1  Rjngs  y.t .  for  Hiram  was  ever  a  lover  of  David 
Pfal.2$.i$ lover  and  fri.  haft  thou  put  far  from  me 
Til.  1.8.  but  a  lover  of  hofpital.  a  lover  of  good  men 

iLotoerflf. 
Pfal. 3%.  1 1 .  my  lovers  and  my  friends  ftand  aloofe 
Jer^.i-hut  thou  haft  played  the  harl.  with  ma.  lo. 
4.30.  thy  lovers  will  defpife  thee,  they  will  feek 
'22..  10.  and  cry,for  all  thy  lovers  are  deftroyed 
zz.  thy  lovers  fhall  goe  into  captivity,furely 
30.14.  all  thy  lo.  have  forgotten  tliee,ehey  feek 
Lam.  1. 1  among  all  her  lovers  none  to  comfort  her 
1 9.I  called  for  my  lovers  ,but  they  deceiv.me 
Etek-t-6-  33-  hut  thou  giv.  thy  gifts  to  all  thy  lav. 
36.  thy  naked.  difcovered~with  thy  lovers 
37.I  will  gather  all  thy  lovers 
23.  y.  ftie  doted  on  her /from,  on  the  Aflyrians 
9  wherefore  I  del.her  into  the  hand  ofher  lo. 
2  2.  behold, I  will  raile  up  thy  fo.  againft  thee 
Hof.z.  y  .{he  faid, I  will  go  after  my  lovers  that  give 
7.  and  (lie  fhall  follow  her  lovers,  but  fhe 
1  o.I  difcover  her  lewd,  in  the  fight  ofher  lo. 
1 2  thefe  my  rewards  which  my  lo.  have  given 

13.  went  after  her  lovers,  and  forgat  me 
8.9.  Ephraim,  hath  hired  lovers 

2  Tim. 3.%.  men  fhall  be  lovers  of  their  owne  felves 

4.  lovers  of  pleafures ,  more  then  lav.  of  God 
llotes. 
Prov.j.iS.  let  us  folace  our  felves  with  loves 
'Cant.7, 11.  to  the  vine,  there  will  I  give  thee  my  lo. 

flotoefl. 
Gen.  22.  2.  thine  only  fon  Ifaac  whom  thou  loveft 


Jud%.  1 4- 1 6.  thou  doft  but  hate,  and  tovefl  me  not 
2  Sjw.19.tf.in  that  thou  lovcfl  thine  enem.&  hateft 
Pfal.  45.  7.  thou  /ow/2  right,  therf.  God  hath  an. 
$2-3.  thou  lovcfl  evill  more  then  good,  &  lying 
4.  thou  lovefl  all  devouring  words 
Ecclef.9.  9.  live  joyf.  with  the  wite  whom  thou  lov. 
John  11.  3.  Lo.  b;hold,he  whom  thou  /ow/2  is  fick 

2  r .  i  j.  Simon  fon  of  Jonas,  /ot#/2  thou  me 

Chap.  16.  17. 
17. laid  to  him  the  third  t'wac,-.lovefl  thou  me 

;  .       iLomij. 

Gen.  27.  9.  for  thy  father,  fuch  as  he  lovetb 

44.  20.  and  his  father  loveib  him 

Deut.  10.  1 8.  he  lovetb  the  ftrang.  in  giv.  him  food 

1  $.16.  not  goe  away  from  thee,bec.  he  lov. thze 

Ruth  4.1  y. thy  daugh. in-law  which  /ovefb  thee  hath 

Pfal.  1 1  .f  .him  that  lovetb  violcnce,his  foule  hateth 

7.  for  the  righteous  Lo.  lovetb  righteoufnefle 
33.  j.  he  lovetb  righteoufnefle  and  judgement 

3  4. 1 2.  what  man  is  he  that  loveth  many  dayes 
37.28.for  the  Lo.loveth  judgement, &  forfa.  not 
87.2.  Lord  loveth  the  gates  of  Zion  ,  more  then 
99.4.  the  kings  ftrength  alfo  lovetb  judgement 
1 19.140.  thy  Wordis  purejtherf.  thy  fer./iw.it 
146.  8.  the  Lord  lovetb  the  righteous 

Prov.  3.  12-  for  whom  the  Lo.  loveth  he  corrcfteth 
n.i.whofo  loveth  in ftrutftion,/*?!^ knowledge 

13.24.  that  loveth  him,chafteneth  him  betimes 

1  y  .5.  he  loveth  him  that  follow,  after  righteouf.. 
1 2.  a  fcorner  lov.  not  one  that  reproveth  him 
17 .  1 7.  a  friend  lovetb  at  all  times 

1 9.  he  loveth  tranfgreffion  that  loveth.Rnfc 

1 9.8.he  that  getteth  wifdome,/<w.  his  own  foule 

zi. 17. he  that  loveth  pleafure,  fhall  bea  poore 

he  that  loveth  wine  &  oil,fhall  not  be  rich 

12.1 1. he  that  loveth  purenes  o£heart,-the  king 

19.  3.  whofb  loveth  wifedome  ,  rejoyceth  his  fa. 

Ecclefj .  10.  whofo  loveth  filver,  fhall  not  be  fatif. 

nor  he  that  loveth  abundance  with  increafc 

Cant.1.7.  tell  me  (O  thou  whom  my  foule  loveth) 

3 . 1 . 1  fought  him  whem  my  foule  lovetb 3  -but 

z.  He  feeke  him  whom  my  foule  lovetb ,  I  fo. 

3. 1  faid,  Saw  ye  him  whom  my  foule  loveth 

4- 1  found  him  whom  my  foule  lovetb 

Ifa.i.  23.  every  ontlovetb  gifts,and  follow,  rewar. 

Hof. 10.11.  Ephraim  loveth  to  tread  out  the  corne 

12. 7.  he  is  a  merchant,  he  lovetb  to  opprefle 

Mat.  1  o.  3  7.  he  that  lovetb  fa .  or  mo.  more  then  me 

that  loveth  fon  or  daugh-  more  then  me ,  is 

Lu\e  7.  y .  he  loveth  our  nation,hath  built  us  a  fyn. 

47  .whom  little  is  forgiven,  the  fame  lo.  little 

John  3.3  j.  the  Father  lovetb  the  Son,and  hath  giv. 

5.  ao.  for  the  Fa.  loveth  the  Son ,  and  fheweth 

12.25.  he  that  loveth  his  life,  fhall  Jofe  it 

1 4. 2 1 .  that  hath  my  commandements,he  lov. me 
and  he  that  lovetb  me,fhall  be  lov.  of  my  Fa. 
24.  hec  that  loveth  mee  not ,  keepeth  not  my 

16.27.  for  the  Fa-  himf.  loveth  you,bec.  ye  have 
Rom.  1 3. %.that  loveth  another  hath  fulfilled  the  law 

2  Cor.  9.  7.  God  loveth  a  chearfull  giver 
Epbcf.$.z$.  he  that  loveth  his  vtifejoveth  himfelfe 
Heb.  iz.6.  whom  the  Lord  £oveth,he  chaftcneth 

1  Jolm  2.  1  o.  he  that  loveth  his  brother  abideth  in 
3.10.  not  of  God,  neit.  he  that  loveth  not  his  br. 
14.  he  that  lovetb  not  his  brother  abid.  in  de. 
4-7.  every  one  that  loveth,  is  borne  of  God 

8.  he  that  loveth  not ,  knoweth  not  God 

20.  that  loveth  not  bis  brother  whom  he  hath 

2 1.  he  who  loveth  God,  love  his  brother  alfo 
f.X.  that  loveth  him  that  hegntjoveth  him  that  is 

3  John  9.  Diotrephes,who  lovetb  to  have  the  pree. 
Rev.zz.i  y.  and  whofoever  loveth  and  maketh  a  lie 

iteming. 
Prov.  y.  19.  let  her  be  as  the  loving  hind  and  pleaH 

22.1.  loving  favour  rather  then  filver  &  gold 

lfa.^6-io.  flcepingjlying  downe^owBg  to  flumber 

Hototng  kindneffe ,  See  IttmUncffe. 

icfotng  tyndnefles ,  See  JtlntncfffSf, 

&0S0, 

Deut.  18.  43.  and  thou  fhalt  come  downe  very  low 
//«/g.ii.3y.alasmydaug  thou  haft  broug  ine/w 
i  Sam.z.j.  the  Lord — hringeth  low  and  lifteth  up 
1  Cforo.27.28.and  over  the  olive-trees,-in  the  low 
z  Cfc'fl.9.17.  as  the  Sycamore-trees  that  are  in  low 
z6. 10.  much  cattell,  both  in  the  low  couut.and 
28.  18.  had  invaded  the  cities  of  the  low  count. 


19.  tor  the  Lord  cu  ought  J  udub  tow 
Job  y.  ir.  to  let  upon  high  thole  that  b;  low 
3421.  they  are  brought  low^but  he  percciveth 
24.24.  they  are  brought  low,  and  are  taken 
40. 1 2.every  one  that  is  proud,&  bring  hira  low 
P/tf/f.49.2.  both  high  and  low,  rich  and  poore 
62.9.  furely  men  of  low  degree  are  van.  Si  men 
79-8.  let  thy  mercies  prevent  us  ,we  are  low 
106.4  3.and  were  brought  low  for  their  iniquity 
107.39.  they  are  brougjht  low  through  oppref. 
1 16.6. 1  was  brought  low,  and  he  helped  me 
136.23.  who  remembred.  us  in  our  low  eftate 
142.6.  attend  unto  my  cry,for  I  am  br.very  low 
Prov.  29.  23.  a  mans  pride  ihall  bring  him  low 
Ecdef.10.6.  and  the  rich  fit  in  low  place     • 
1 2.4.  when  the  found  of  the  grinding  is  low 
and  the  daugh.  of  mufick  fhall  be  bro.  low 
Ifa.z.iz.  that  is  lifted  up,  &  he  fhall  be  brou.  low 
1 7.  the  haughtines  of  men  fhall  be  brou.  low 
13. 11. He  lay  low  the  haughtines  of  the  terrible 
2y.y.  branch  ofthcterr.  ones  fhall  be  bro.  low 

1 1.  thy  walls  (hall  he  lay  low ,  and  bring 
26.  5.  the  lofty  city  he  layeth  it  low 

he  layeth  it  low ,  even  to  the  ground 
29-4-and  thy  fpeech  fhal  be  low  out  of  the  duft 

31. 19.  and  the  city  fhall  be  tow  in  a  low  place 
40.  4.  every  mountaine  fhall  be  brought  low 

Lam.i.  y  y .  I  call,  upon  thy  Name,-out  of  the  low 
E^.i-/.6.znd  bee.  a  fpreading  vine  of  low  ftature 
24.  fhall  know  that  I  have  exalted  the  low 
21 .26.exalt  him  that  is  low,  abafe  him  that  is  hi. 

26. 20.  and  fhall  fet  thee  in  the  low  parts  of  the 
Lufei.A8.hc  hath  regar.theta?  eftate  of  his  hand. 

y  2.  he  hath  exalted  them  of  low  degree 
3-y.  every  mountaine  fhall  be  brought  lovti 
Rom. iz.ify.  but  condefcend  to  men  of  low  eftate 
Jam.1.9.  let  the  broth,  of  low  deg.  rcjoyce  that  he 
10.  but  the  rich  in  that  he  is"  made  low 
Horocr. 
Gen.6.  \6.  with  &JW,fccond,&  third  ftories  fhalt 
Lewz.13.20.  it  be  in  fight  lower  then  the  skinne 
21.  and  if  it  be  no  lower  then  the  skin,  but 
z6.  and  it  be  no  lower  then  the  other  skin,but 
1 4. 37.  which  in  fight  ate  lower  then  the  wall 
Nehe.  4.13.  thcrfore  fet  I  in  the  lower  pla.the  pco. 
Pfal.  8.  y.  haft  made  him  little  lower  then  the  ang. 
63.9.  to  deftroy  it,fhall  go  into  the  lower  parts 
Prov.z^.j.  fhouldeft  be  put  lower  in  die  prefence 
lfa.z  2.9.  ye  gathered  together  the  wa.  of  the  lower 

44. 23  .fhout  you  lower  parts  of  the  earth 

Eyeli.  40.18 .  the  pavement  was  the  lower  pavement 

1 9  .meafure  J  from  the  fore- front  of  the  lower 

42.y .  then  the  lower,  and  then  the  midlemoft  of 

43. 1 4.  from  the  bottome  even  to  the  tower  fett. 

Epbef.A.9.  defcended  firft  into  the  lower  parts 

Hc£.2.7.thou  madeft  him  li  ttle  lower  then  the  ang. 

9.  we  fee  Jefus  who  was  made  a  little  lower 

lowed. 
Deut.3z.z1.  fhall  burneunto  die  tow/2  hcll,fhall 

1  Kjngs  1 2.3 1  .and  made  priefts  of  the  lowejt  of  the 

13.33.  hut  made  againe  loweft  of  the  pcop.  prie. 

2  K}nii  17.32.  made  the  Isweft  of  them  priefts  of 
Pfal.S6.13  haft  delivered  my  foule  from  thcloweft 

88.6.  thou  haft  laid  me  in  the  lowefl  pit 
139. iy.  curioufly  wrought  in  the  lowefi  parts 

£^.41.7.  foincreafed  from  the  lowefl  chamber 
42.6.the  building  was  ftrait.  more  then  the  low. 

Ln\e  1 4. 9.  beg  in  with  fhame  to  take  the  lowefl  roo. 

10.  goe,and  fit  down  in  the  lowefl  roome 

JLotoeti). 
Job  6.  y.  or  loweth  the  oxe  over  his  fodder 

Homing. 
iSam.6  n.went  along  the  high-way ,lowing  as  they 
1  y  •  1 4. what  meaneth  then  the  lowing  of  the  oxen 
JLowlp. 
Pfal.  138.*.  yet  hath  he  refpeft  unto  the  lowly 
Prov.  3. 3  4.  but  he  giveth  grace  to  the  lowly 
1 1 .  2 .  fhame,but  with  the  lowly  is  wifdome 
6.i9.better  to  be  of  an  humble  fpirit  with  the  lo. 
Zecb.9  9'  he  is  lowly, and  riding  upon  an  afle 
Mat.11.z9.  learne  of  me,for  I  am  meek  and  lowly 

JLoroUncO. 
Ephef.  4.  z.  with  all  lowlines  and  meeknes,  forbe. 
Phil.  2.3.  but  m  lowlines  ofminde,  let  each  eftee. 

Hooding. 
Matth.  16.3.  faire,for  the  skie  is  red,  and  lowring 

ILor:rU0, 


L  O  Y        LUC 


LUM 


LUS 


L  Y  A 


LYE 


Gen.  3  J.  ii-  kings  fhall  come  out  of  thy  loynes] 
37.  34.  pat  fackcloth upon  his  loyncs 
46.z6.  which  came  out  of  his  loyncs,  befides 
Exod.i.->.a\l  the  foules  which  came  out  of  the  loyns 
'  1 1  1 1 .  eat  it ;  with  your  loynes  girded 
2.8 .  4a.  from  the  loynes  to  the  thighes  they  fhall 
Deut  \l  ii-  thorow  the  loynes  of  them  that  rile  up 
2  Sam.io.%.  with  a  fword  faftened  upon  his  loynes 
Kinis  a.f-put  bl.  upon  his  gir.  that  was  ab.his  lo. 
8  fo  fon  that  fhall  come  forth  oi thy  loynes,  he 
8    *•  z  Cbro.  6.9. 

1 2  10.  finger  fhall  be  thicker  then  my  fat.  loyns 
z  Cbro.  10. 10. 
1 8.4^.he  girded  up  his  loynes,md  ran  before  A. 
2o.3i.letus(I  pray  thee) put  fack.upon  our  toy. 
31.  fo  they  girded  fack.  on  their  loynes,Sc  put 
1  Kings  1.8.  girt  with  a  girdle  of  lether  ab.  his/fly. 
4.29.then  he  faid  to  Geha7.i,Gird  up  thy  loynes 
9.1.  gird  up  thy  loynes,  and  take  this  boxe  of 
fob  1 a. 1 8-  and  girdeth  their  toys?*  with  a  girdle 
3  i.zq.  ifhis  lopes  have  not  blefled  me,  and 
38.3.  gird  up  now  thy  loynes  like  a  man 

Chap.  40. 7. 
40. 16.  loe  now  his  ftrength  is  in  his  loynes 
Pfal.i%.7.my  loynes  are  filled  with  a  loathfome  dif. 
66.  ii-  thou  laydft  affliction  upon  our  loynes 
59.13.and  make  their  loynes  continually  to  fha. 
Prtw.31.17-  fhe  girdeth  her  loynes  with  ftrength 
Ifa.s-i7-  neither  fhall  the  girdle  of  their  /fly^i  be 
1  j.  y .  righteoufnes  fhall  be  the  girdle  ot  his  lay. 
zo.i.  goe,  loofe  the  fack.  from  off  thy  loynes 
21.  3.  therefore  are  my  loynes  filled  with  paine 
3 1. 1 1. make  ye  bare,&  gird  fack.upon  your  lay. 
45.1. 1  will  loofe  the  loynes  of  kings  to  open 
Jer.i.  17.th.ou  therefore  gird  up  thy  loynes, and  ari. 
.13.  i.alinnen  girdle  put  upon  thy  loynes 
z.  fo  I  got  a  girdle,  and  put  it  upon  my  loyns 
4.  take  the  girdle  which  is  upon  thy  loy.  arife 
1 1 .  as  the  girdle  cleaveth  to  the  loy.  fo  have 
3  o.  6 .  fee  every  man  with  his  hands  on  his  loyns 
48.37.  upon  the  hands  cut.  upon  the  loy.  fackc.  J 
E"KSk-  1.17-  from  the  appear,  of  his /qyse s  upward 
and  from  the  appear,  of  his  loy.  down.I  faw 
8-  a.  from  his  loynes  down.fire,&  from  his  loynes 
zi.6.  figh-with  the  breaking  of  thy  loynes  ,20.6. 
2.3.  if.  girded  with  girdles  upon  their  loynes 
29.7.  madeft  all  their  loynes  to  be  ata  ftand 
44. 18.  fhall  have  linn,  breech,  up-  their  loynes 
47#4.brou.  me  thor.  the  waters^were  to  the^y. 
Da».y.6.fo  that  the  joints  of  his  loynes  were  loofed 
10.  %.loyns  were  girded  with  fine  gold  of  llphaz 
Amos  8.10.  He  bring  fackcloth  upon  your  loynes 
Nabum  a. r .  make  thy  loynes  ftrong:fortifie  thy  po. 
10.  and  much  pain:  is  in  all  loynes,  &  the  fa. 
Mat.  3 .  4.  and  a  leathern  girdle  about  his  loyncs 
Mar.  1 .6.  and  with  a  girdle  of  a  skin  about  his  loy. 
Luke  r  a-3  y  •  let  your  loynes  be  girded  about 
Aft.  a.  30.  that  of  the  fruit  of  his  loynes  he  would 
Epbef.6. J  4-hav'm^  your  loynes  girt  about  with  tru. 
Heb.7.  S-  though  they  came  out  of  the  loyns  of  Ab. 
io;  for  he  was  yet  in  the  loynes  of  his  father 
1  Pef.1.13.  wherfore  gird  up  the  foj'KW  of  your  mi. 

Habim. 
Nabum  3. 9.  Put  and  Lubim  were  thy  helpers 

iulimsf. 
z  Cbro-iz^.  the  I.ubims the  Sukkiims,&  the  Ethi. 
16.  8.  were  not  the  Ethiop.  and  Lubims  a  huge 
•Lnca0, 
Wde.  a  4.  Demas ,  Lucas,  my  fellow-labourers 

Huctfcr. 
Ifa.14.1z  .how  art  thou  fallen  from  hea.O  Lucifer 

ilacfwJ. 

Aft.1^.1.  certaine  teachers,as  Barnabas  &  Lucius 

Rom.16.  zi. Lucius,  Jafon  ,  Sofipater,faluteyou 

ILucre. 

1  Sam.8.7.  turned  afide after  lucre,  and  tooke     * 
1  Tim.  1.  3.  not  greedy  of  filthy  te«,  but  patient 

8.  not  given  to  much  wine,not  greedy  of  Luc. 
Tit. 1. j.  bifhop  muft  be  blameles,  not  given  to  luc. 

1 1  .things  they  ought  not,for  filthy  lucres  fa. 
1  Pff.y.a.  not  for  filthy  lucre, buz  of  a  ready  minde 

lao. 
Gen.io.zz.  children  of  Shern,  Lud,  and  Aram 
1  Cfofl.  i.i7.fonsof  Shem,Arphaxad,£.«rf  &  Aram 
lfa.66.i9.untoths  nat-  Pul  &  Lud  that  draw  bow 


E^ek- 17-10.  they  ofPerfia,  of  Lud,  and  of  Phut 

lUlOittl. 
Gen.  10. 13.  Mizraim  begat  Ludim  1  Cbro.  1. 11. 

ILttt)ttty. 
Ifa.  if.  y.  for  by  the  mounting  up  of  Lubith,  with 
jcr.48.5.  for  inthegoingupofL«te/?,continuall 

JLu!;r. 
Col.  4.1 4. Lu\e  the  belov.phyfician,  &  Demas  greet 
2.  Tim.4. 1 1.  onely  Lu\e  is  with  me.  Take  Marke 

inkewarme. 

Rev  .3.  itf.fo  then  becaufe  thou  anluliewam,l  wi- 

lumpe, 
a  Kjng.zo.7.  Ifaiah  faid,Take  a  lumpe  of  figs,and 
J/tf.38.21.  let  them  take  a  lumpe  of  figs,and  lay  it 
Rom.  9.  a  1 .  of  the  fame  lumpe~.-om  veflell  to  hon. 
\\.\6.  firft  fruit  be  holy,the  lumpe  is  alfo  holy 
1  Cor.S.6.  a  little  leaven  leaven,  the  whole  lumpe 

Gal.  y.  9. 
7.  old  leaven,  that  you  may  be  a  new  lumpe 
Hunatfqiie. 
Mattb.q.iq.and  thofe  that  were  liaiatique,&  he  he. 
17.15.  have  mercy  on  my  fon,he  is  lunatique,Sc 
JLurke, 
Prev .  r.  1 1 .  let  us  lur\e  privily  for  the  innocent 
18.  they  lur\e  privily  for  their  owne  lives 
ilitryng. 

1  Sam.  a  3.23.  take  knowledge  of  all  the  ha\.  pla. 

Pfal.io-  8.  he  fitt.  in  the  lurtyng  places  of  the  vil. 

17. 1  a.  as  a  young  lion  lurhiw  in  fecret  places 

Exod.  if.  9.  my  luft  fhall  be  fatisfied  upon  them 
P_/2z/.78.i8.temp.God  by  asking  meat  for  their////? 

30.  they  were  not  eftranged  from  their  luft 
Rom  i.i7- burned  in  their  luft  one  towards  another 

7.  7.  not  knowne  luff  except  the  law  had 
Gal.S-s6.  ye  fhall  not  fulfill  the  luft  of  the  flefh 
1  Thef.  4.5.  not  in  the  luft  ofconcupifcence  as  the , 
J<z?».i.i4.tempted,when  he  is  drawn  ofhis  ow.luft 

I  y.  when  luft  hath  conceived  it  bringeth 

a  PfM.4.having  efcaped  corrupt,  that  istbro/v/2 

a.  xo.walke  after  the  flefh  in  the  luft  of  unclean. 

1  Jobn  a.  1 6.  the  luft  of  the  flefh,the  te/2ofthe  eyes 

17.  world  pafTeth  awaya  and  the  luft  thereof 

iLaft. 

Prov.6.  ay.  luft  not  after  her  beauty  in  thine  heart 

Mat.^.zS.  to  luft  after  her,hath  committed  adul.in 

1  Cor.io.  6.  not  luft  after  eviil  things  as  they  alfo 

Jam.  4.  2 .  ye  /«/?,  and  have  not ,  ye  kill  &  defire 

ILufteO. 
2v7«».  1  i.34.there  they  buried  the  peop.  that  lufled 
Pfal.106.14.  butlufted exceedingly  in  the  wildern. 
1  Cor.io. 6. not  luft  after  evill  thi.as  they  alfo  luft. 
Rev.i  8.14.  fruits  that  thy  foule  luftcd  afcer,are  de. 

iuttctr;. 

Deut. 1  a.  1  y.whatfoever  thy  foule  luft.  after,aceor. 

20.  mayeft  eat  flefh  whatfoe.  thy  foule  lu.  af. 

2i.  eat  in  thy  gates  whatfoever  thy  foule  lu. 

i4.2^.beftow  that  money  for  vvhatf.thy  fou.  lu. 

Gal.s.17.  the  flefh  luftttb  againft  the  fpirir,  and 

fam.4.  y.  fpirit  that  dwelleth  in  us  lufteth  to  envic 

Jlaftfng. 

Numb.ii,  4.  and  the  mixt  multitude  fcll  a  lufting 

Mar.  4.  1 9 .  lufts  of  other  things-choak  the  word 
John  8.  44.  and  the  lufts  of  your  father  you  wil  do 
Rom.  1.24.  up  to  uncleannefle  ,  through  the  lufts  of 

6.1 2.that  you  fhould  obey  it  in  the  lufts  thereof 

1 3. 1 4.not  provif.for  the  flefh  to  fulfill  the  lufts 
G/?/.y.24.that  are  Ch.  havecru.the  flefli  with-/«. 
Epbef.  2.  3.  in  the  lufts  of  our  flefli  fulfilling  the 

4,a2.  which  is  corrupt  accord,  to  the  deceit,  lu. 
I  Tim.  6.  9.  fall  into  foolifh  and  hurtfull  luffs 
zTim.z.zi.  flye  alfo  youthfull  lufts,  but  follow 

3.6.  laden  with  fins,  led  away  with  divers  lufts 

4.  3.  after  their  owne  lufts  fhall  they  heap  to 
Tit.  a.  ia.  teaching  us,that  denying  worldly  luffs 

3.3.  fometimes — deceived,  ferving  divers  lufts 

/a«z,4.i.fro.wh.come  wars?come  they  notofyo.///. 

3 .  ye  ask,-  that  ye  may  confume  upon  your  /. 

I  Per.i.i4.notfafhioning-accordingtothefor./«. 

a.  1 1.  I  befeech  you  abftaine  from  flefhly  ///. 

4.  a.  that  he  no  longer  live  to  the  lufts  of 
3.  when  we  walked  in  lafcivious  lufts 
a  Ptt.2.i8.they  allure  through  the  lu.  of  the  flefh 

3.  3.  fcoffers,  walking  after  their  owne  lufts 
Jude  i6.complainers,walking  after  their  own  lufts 


18.  who  fhould  walke  after  their  own  luffs 
fiBftp,  J 

Judges  3.  Z9.  flew  of  Moab  iooco.  men ,  all  luffy  ' 

Gen.  2.8. 19.  of  the  citie  was  called  Lu\at  the  firft 
3  f.6.  fo  Jacob  came  to  La^in  the  land  of 
48.  3.  Almighty  appeared  to  meat  Lu\ 

Jojh. i6.i.  and  goeth  out  from  Bethel  to  Z.^,and 
18.13.  border  went  over  from  thence  tow.Lu^ 

fudges  1. 23.  now  the  name  of  the  city  bef.was  Lu\ 
z6.  built  a  city ,called  the  name  thereof  Lit\ 

ilyar. 

Job  a4.ay.  if  not  fo,who  will  make  me  a  lyar 
Prov.i7A.  a  lyar.  giveth  eare  to  a  naughty  tongue  ' 
19.2a.  and  a  pooremanis  better  then  a  lyar 
30.6.  left  he  reprove  thee,and  thou  be  fo.a  lyar 
jer.  1  y.  1 8.  wilt  thou  be  altogether  as  a  lyar 
Jobn  8.  44.  for  he  is  a  lyar,  and  the  father  of  it 

yf.if  I  fay,I  know  himnot,I  fhall  be  a  lyar 
Rom.3.4.  let  God  be  true,  and  every  man  a  lyar 
1  Jobn  i.io.fay,We  have  not  finned,we  ma.hi.a  /. 
a. 4.  know  him^and  keepeth  not  his  co.u.  is  a  ly 

22.  who  is  a  lyar, but  he  that  denieth  ]efus 
4-ao.  love  God,and  hateth  Ins  brother,is  a  lyar 
y.io.that  beleeveth  not  God,hath  ma.hiin  a  h 
3L!ar,0. 
Dwf-33.29.and  thine  enemies  fliall  be  found  liars 
Pfal. s  16.H.I  laid  in  my  hafte ,  All  men  are  liars 
Ifa.44.zs.  that  fruflrateth  the  tokens  of  the  liars 
/c/\yo.3  6.a  fword  is  upon  the  /w.r,and  thev  fhall 
1  Ti^.i.io.for  men-ftealers,for  liars,£oi  perjur.p. 
Tit. i.iz.  faid,The  Cretians  were  alwayes  Lars 
Rev.z.z.  and  are  not,  and  haft  found  them  liars 
ai.  8.  and  all  liars  fhall  have  their  part  in  the 

E^k..  3cy.  Ethyopia  and  Lybia, and  all  mingled 

3  8.  y.  Perfia,  Ethyopia,  Iyfc,with  them 
Acl.z.ip.  in  the  parts  ofLyfe^about  Gyrene  and 

JLpb<a«0. 
fcr.  46.  9.  Ethiopians  and  Lybians  that  handle  the 
Dan.11.41.  and  the  Lybians  fhall  be  at  his  fteps 
igcaonfa. 

Aft.  1 4-6.  fled  unto  Liftra  &  Derbe,cities  of  Lyca. 
ii.  laying  in  the  fpeech  of  Lycaon-  The  gods 
JLpce,SeeiLice. 
a^Qtia. 

Aft. 9.  31.  came  to  the  faints  which  dwelt  at  Lydda 
3  y .  all  that  dwelt  at  Lydda, — faw  him 
38.  for  as  much  as  Lydda  was  nigh  to  lo.ppa 

E^c/^o.y.  Lybia  &  Lydia,  and  all  the  ming.  peo. 

Aft.  16.14.  and  a  certaine  woman  ,  named  Lydia 

40.  out  of  the  prif.  entred  into  the  ho.of  Lyd. 

ilpDtatwf. 

Jer. 46.9.  &z  Lydians  that  handle  &  bend  the  bow 

aye. 
Lcvit.6. z.if  a  foule~//e  unto  his  neighbour  in  that 

19.11.  ye  fhall  not  fteale,neither  lye  one  to  an 
Nitm.il.  1 9.  God  is  not  a  man  that  he  fhould  lye 
1  Szzw.1y.a9.aIfo  ths  ftrength  oflfrael  wil  not  lye 
a  Kjvgs  4-l6-  nay,  my  io.-do  not  lye  unto  thy  ha. 
fob  6.  28.  for  it  is  evident  unto  you,  if  I  lye 

14-6.  fhould  I  lye  againft  my  right 
P/*z/.89.35.Ifworne-that  I  will  not  lye  unto  Dav. 
Prov.14.S-  a  faithfull  witnefle  will  not  lye 
Ifa.  6%.  8.  my  people,  children  that  will  not  lye 
Micab  2. ii-  doe  /ye,faying,  I  will  prophefie  of  wi.  , 
Hab.z.i.  but  at  the  end  it  fhall  fpeake  &  not  lye 
Aft.s-l-  why  hath  Satan  filled  thine  heart  to  lye 
Rom.9.1. 1  fay  the  truth  in  Chiift,  I  lye  not 
z  Cor.  1 1 .3 1  .the  Fa.of  our  Lo.  know. that  I  lye  pot 
Galx.zo .  things  which  I  write,  behold  I  lye  not 
C0/.3.9.  lye  not  one  to  another/eeing  that 
1  Tim. z.7. 1  fpeake  the  truth  in  Chhft,I  lye  not 
Tit.i.z.  which  God  that  cannot  /y<?,promifed 
Hcb.6. 1 8.in  which  it  was  impoflib.  for  God  to  lye 
Jam.-i.i4.  glory  not,and  lye  not  againft  the  truth 
1  John  \.6-  fello.  with  him,&  walk  in  dark.we/yf 
Rev  j.o.which  fay  they  are  J  ewes  -but  do  /ye:beh. 

Pfal.61.9-  and  men  of  high  degree  are  a  lye 

119.69.  the  proud  have  forged  a  lye  againft  me 
Ifa. 44.20.  is  there  not  a  lye  in  my  right  hand 
Jer.  %7>  10.  for  they  prophefie  a  lye  unto  you 

Chap.  14-  l6- 
1 5.  yet  they  prophefie  a  lye  in  my  name 

28.1  y.  but 


LYE        LYE 

28.1 5.  but  thou  makeft  this  peo.  to  tru.  in  a  lye 

z<) .1 1 .  which  prophefie  a  lye  unto  you  in  my Na. 
3 1.  and  he  caufed  you  to  truft  in  a  lye 
E\c4  z  i-i9-whiles  they  divine  a  lye  to  thee,  to  br. 
Micah  1. 1 4.  houics  of  Achzib  mall  be  a  lye  to  the 
Zech.10,2.  the  diviners  have  feene  a  lye,  and  have 
/efe  8.44.whenhe  fpeaketh  a  lye,  he  (peak,  of  his 
Rom.  1. 1 5. who  changed  the  truth  of  God  into  a  lye 

3.7.  moie  abounded  through  my  lye~.vihy  yet 
2  Tlxf.z.i  1 .  fend  them -that  th:y  mould  bel.  a  lye 
1  /(/fo»  2. 2 1  .ye  know  it,&  that  no  lye  is  of  the  truth 

27.  teach,  you  of  all  things,-and  is  no  lye 
Rev.  ii.  27.  neither  whatfoerer-maketh  a  /jtf,but 

22.  1  ?•  without  are  dogs  s  -&  whof.  mak.  a  /y<? 

lyes, 
//tf/ge  16. 10.  thou  haft  told  me  /j« :  now  tell  me 

it.  hitherto  thou  haft  told  melyes,zndhz 
/</&  1  i.j.fhould  thy  lyes  make  men  hold  their  pea. 

13.  4.  but  ye  arc  forgers  of  lyes,  ye  are 
P/S/.40.4.  refpecteth  not  fuch  as  turne  afide  to  lyes 
58.  3.  the  wicked-goe  aftray-fpeaking  lyes 

62.4.  they  delight  in  lyes,xhey 

6  3. 1 1.  mouth  of  them  that  fpe.  lyes  mall  be  fto. 
101.  7.  he  that  telleth  /y«,  fliall  not  tarry  in 
Prov.6.19-  afalfe  witnefl'e  that  fpeaketh  lyes  :  and 

14. 5.  but  a  falfe  witnefle  will  utter  lyes 
if.  the  dcceitfull  witnefl'e  fpeaketh  lyes 

19J.  he  that  fpeaketh  lyes  fliall noc.efcape 

9.  he  that  fpeaketh  lyes  fhall  perifli 
29.1 1.  if  a  ruler  hearken  to  lyes,a[[  his  fervants 
30.8.  remove  far  from  m:  vanity  and  lyes 
lfa.9.1  %.  proph.  that  teacheth  lyes ,  he  is  the  taile 

16.6.  but  his  lyes  fliall  not  be  fo 

28.  1  y.  for  we  have  made  lyes  our  refuge 

17. &  the  hail  fliall  fweep  away  the  ref.  of  ly. 
5^9.3 .  your  lips  have  fpoken  lyes,  your  tongue 

4.  they  truft  in  vanity  ,  and  fpeake  lyes 
Jer.$>4>  bend  their  tongues  like  their  bow  for  lyes 

5.  they  taught  their  tongues  to  fpeake  lyes 
14. 14. prophets  prophefie  lyes  in  my  Name 
16.19.  furely  our  fathers  have  inherited  lyes 
20.6.  thy  fncnds,to  whom  thou  haft  proph.  lyes 

' 23.14. they cornmit adulterie, and  walking. 
2 %.  that  proph.  lyes  in  my  Name,  faying 
26.  in  the  heart  of  the  proph,  that  proph. lyes 
32.  caufe  my  people  to  erre  by  their  lyes 
48.30.  his  lyes  fhall  not  fo  efteft  it 
£^c£.  13. 8.  and  feene  lyes,  therefore  behold 
9.  upon  the  prophets  that — divine  lyes 
1 9.  lying  to  my  peop.  that  heare  your  lyes 
16.  22.  becaufe  with  lyes  you  have  made 
22.28.  divining  lyes  unto  them,  faying  Thus 
2  4. 1 2.  fhe  hath  wearied  herfelfe  with  lyes 
Dan.i  1.17.  they  fhall  fpeake  lyes  at  one  table 
Hof.  7.  3.  they  make  the  king  glad  with  their  lyes 
1 3.  yet  they  have  fpoken  lyes  againft  me 
16. 13.  ye  have  eaten  the  fruit  of  (cm 
11.12.  Ephraim  compafl'eth  me  about  with  lyes 
1 2.1.  he  daily  inereafeth  lyes  and  defolation 
Amos  2. 4.  and  their  lyes  caufed  them  to  erre 
Micab  6. 1 2.  inhabitants  thereof  have  fpoken  lyes 
Nabum  3.  1.  woe  to  the  bloody  city,it  is  full  of  ly. 
Hab.  2 .1 8.  the  molten  image,  and  a  teacher  of  lyes 
Zeph.3.  13.  remnant  of  Ifrael  (hail-not  fpeak  lyes 
Zech.i$.2.  thou  fpeakeft  lyes  in  the  name  of  the  L. 
1  Tim-  4.2.  fpeaking  lyes  in  hypocrifie 

fiperj. 
1  Rings  13. 18.  but  he/yerfuntohirn 
Pfal.jS.  36.  they  lyed  unto  him  with  their  tongues 
Ifa.  f7.11  .whom  haft  thou  been  afr.that  thou  ha./y. 
Acl.  5".  4.  not lyed unto  men,  but  unto  God 

3Lprtl). 

Levit.6.3.  which  was  loft,and  lyetb  concerning  it 

JLpgttre. 
Exod.2%.  1  j.and  the  third  row,a  lygure  Ch.39.1 1. 

lying. 
Pfal.^T.6.  I  have  hated  them  that  regard  lying 
1 8.  let  the  lying  lips  be  put  to  filence 
;  5"  2. 3.  thou  loveft-&  lying  rath.then  to  fpe.rig. 
J 9. 1 2.  for  curfing  znilying  which  they  fpeake 
1 09. 2. have  fpoken  againft  me  with  a  lying  ton. 
119.  29.  remove  from  me  the  way  of  lying 

163.  I  hate  and  abhorre  lying  :  but  thy  law 
izo.2.  deliver  my  foule,  O  Lord,  from  lying  li. 
Prov.6.17.  a  proud  |boke,a lying  tongue,  &  hands 
10.18.  thathideth  hatred  with  lying  lips  isa  fool 


L  Y  I 


M  A  A 


MA  A 


MAC 


12.  19.  but  a  lying  tongue  is  but  for  a  moment 

22>  lying  lips  are  abomination  to  the  Lord 
ij.j.a  righteous  man  hateth  lying 
17.7.  much  lefle  doe  lying  lips  a  prince 

21.6.  getting  of  treafures  by  a  lying  torigue,  is 
26.28.  lying  tongue  hateth  thofe  that  are  afH.by 

Ifa.  30.  9.  this  is  a  rebellious  pzopkjying children 
3 1.  7 .  he  devifeth  devices  with  lying  words 
5:9.1 3.  in  tranfgreffing  and  lying  againft  the  L. 
Jer.  7.  4.  truft  ye  not  in  lying  words,  laying,T he 
8-  ye  truft  in  lying  words  that  cannot  profit 
29.2  j.and  have  fpoken  lying  words  in  my  Name 
E\e\.  1 3 .6 .they  have  fc:ne  vanity  and  lying  divin. 
7.  have  yee  not  fpoken  alymg  divination 
*9'by  lying  to  my  people  that  heare  your  lyes 
Dan.2.9.  >'e  prepared  lying  words  to  fpeake  before 
Hofea  4.  2.  by  fwearing  and  lyingthey  break  out,& 
Jonah  2.  8.  that  obferve  lying  vanities  forfak.  their 
Ep he f.a.z1;  .wherefore  putting  away  lying  fpe.truth 
2  Thef.  2.  9.  him  whole  coming  is  with  lying  words 

JLptng  fpint. 
1  Rings  22.21.  He  be  a  lying  fpirit  in  the  mouth  of 
2Chro.  18. 11. 
2.3.  hath  put  a  lying  fpirit  in  the  mouth  of 

2Cbro.  18.22. 
iping-Jlpfng. 
Gcn.29.2.  three  flocks  of  flieep  lying  by  it 

34.7.  lying  with  Jacobs  daughter,  which 
Exod.  2  3 . $ .  arte  of  him  that  hateth  rhee-Jymg  under 
Ntim.$  i.i7.kil  every  worn,  that  knows  man  by  ly. 

1 8.  not  known  a  man  by  lying  with  him,  keep 
3  5 .  tad  not  knowne  man  by  lying  with  him 
Deut. 21. 1.  found  flaine  ,  lying  in  the  field,  and  it 

22.22.  man  be  found  lying  with  a  woman  marr. 
Jiedg.  21.1 2.known  no  man  by  lying  with  any  ma. 
Pfal.  1 39.3  .thou  compafleft  my  path,&  lying  down 
Ifa.  56. 1  o. fleeping,  lying  down,  loving  to  flumber 
Lam.i .  1  o.was  unto  me  as  a  bear, lying  in  wait 
Matth.9.2,  a  man  ficke  of  the  palfie,lying  on  a  bed 
Mar.^.tup.  entreth  in  where  the  damofel  was  lying 
Lull.  2.  1 2.  babe  wrap,  in  fwad.  clothes,  lying  in  a 

16.  found  the  babe  lying  in  a  manger 
John  13.  25-.  he  then  lying  on  Jefus  breft , faith 
20.  j.  faw  linnen  clothes  lying,  yet  went  not  he 
7«  napkin  not  lying  with  the  linnen  clothes 
JLpfrtg  in  wait. 
Judg.9.3  5-.  Abimelech  rofe up,-from  lying'm  wait 

16. 9.  now  there  were  men  lying  in  wait 
Acl.  20.  19.  which  befell  me  by  lying  in  wait 

3lpfanta0. 
I«^e  3.1.  and  Lyfamas  the  Tetrarch  of  Abilene 

Acl.27.^.  we  came  to  Myra  a  c!ty  ofLyfia 

ipaas. 
Acl. 23.  26.  Claudius  Lyfias,  unto  the  gover.  Fel. 
22.  when  Zyy/.w  the  chiefe  captaine  fhall 
ILpftra. 
^ff.  14.  6.  were  ware  of  it^and  fled  unto  Ly(lra 
8. a  certain  man  at  Lyfir  a  jmpotent'm  his  feet 
21.  they  returned  againe  to  Lyftra,8i  to  Ico. 
itf.i.  then  came  he  to  Derbe  and  Lyjtra 
2.  well  reported  of  the  brethren  at  Lyftrt 
2  Tim.2.11.  perfections  which  came  to  me  at  iy. 

HpjjavO. 
Levit.  1 1 .30 .  the  Lyigard,  the  fnaile,and  the  mole 


M. 


Statical),  ^©ciacl^a,  or  2$nncbab< 
Gen.  22.  24.  Reumah  bare  Thahafli,  Maachab 
2  Sam.7.  3.  the  third,  Abfalom  the  fon  olMaacah 
10.6.  hired  of  king  Maachab  a  thoufand  men 
8.  Syrians  of  Zoba  and-Maacah  were  by 
1  Kjngs  2.39.ferv.  of  Shi.  ran  to  Achi.fon  of  Ma. 
1  j.  2.  his  mothers  name  was  Maacab, daugh.  of 
Verfe  10. 
i3.alfo  Maachab  his  mother,-  her  he  removed 
zChro.  15. 16. 
1  Cbro.2.4  8-  Maacba,  Calebs  concubine  bare  She. 
3.  2.  the  third,  Abfalom  the  fon  of  Maachab 
7-  1  %.  Shuppim,whofe  filters  name  was  Maach. 

1 6.  and  Maachab  the  wife  of  Machir  bare  a 
8 .  20.  of  Gibcon,whofe  wifes  name  was  Maacb. 
9.3 f.  Jehiel,  whofe  wives  name  was  Maachab 
1  i.43.Hanan  the  fon  of Maacab,nnd  Jofhaphat 
ip.6.  to  hire  them  chariots-,out  of  Syna~-maa. 


7.  king  of  Maachab  and  his  people  came 
27.16.  of  SimeoniteSjShephatiahfonofAf^cfc. 
2  Chiv.ii.2o-  after  that  he  tooke  Maachab  daiio],, 
2 1.  Rehoboam  loved  Maachab  above  all  his 
22.Rehoboam  made  Abijah  fon  of  Mooch  chief 

S19aac^atrjl. 
Df«f.3.i4.unto  the  coafls  of  Gefliuri,and  Maacb. 

fl^aachathtte. 
2  Sam.  23.  34.  of  Ahasbaithe  fon  of  the  Maacba, 
2  Kings  2 j. 23. and  Jaazaniah  the  fon  of  zMaacba. 

Jer.qv.S. 

1  Cfo-fl.4.i9.the  Garmite,and  Efhtemoa  the  Matt. 

apaac^athtte0. 
Jofh.\2.  ?.  border  of  the  Geiluirites  and  Maacba. 
13.  1 1.  border  of  the  Maacbathites,anA  all  mo. 
13.  child,  of  Ifr.expell.  not  the  Maachathitet 
but  the  Maachatbites  dwell  amon^the  Ifr. 
flifteat>af. 
E%ra  10.34.  fons  of  Bzn];Maadai,  Amram,  &  Uel 
fl^aai 

Nehem.12.36.anA  his  brethren  ShemaiahJifczij.«,$c 

fl9aalE^a=crabbim. 
_/«/&.  15.3.  fouth-lide  to  Maaleha-crabbim 

^aaratb. 
fofalf  .^.Maamb,znA  Beth-anoth,-cities  of  Ju. 

£19aafc<a^. 
r  Chro.24, 1 8.  the  foure  and  twentieth  to  Maafeiah 

2  Chto.2%.  7.  Zichri  flew  Maafeiaf)  the  kings  fonne 
Nebem.S.a.  Hilkiah,and  Maafeiah  on  his  rig.hand 

7.  Shabbethai ,  Hodijah,  Maafeiah, -caufed 
10.25-.  Rehum,  Hafhabnah,  Maafeiah,  fealed 
11.  y.  and  Maafeiah  the  fon  of  Baruch  ,  fon  of 

7.  fon  of  Maafeiah ,  fon  of  Ithiel 
12.41.  and  the  priefts,Eliakiin,  Maafeiah,  with 

42.  and  Maafeiah,  Shemaiah,and  Eleaz,ar 
Jer. 2\.i.  fent  Zephaniah  fon  of  Maafeiah,  faying 
29.21.  Zedekiahfon  of  Maafeiah ,  proph.  a  lye 

2) .  and  to  Zephaniah  fon  of  Maafeiah  the 
32.12.  Baruch  the  fon  of  Neriah,  fon  of  Maaf. 
3f.4.wbich  was  above  the  chamber  of  Maafeiah 
37.3.  Zedekiah  fent-Zephaniah  fon  of  Maafei. 
51. 5  9.  command.fon  of  Neriah,the  fon  of  Ma. 
flgteatiah  or  fl^aafla. 

1  Cbro.  9.12.  and  Maafiab  the  fon  of  Adiel 

1  $.  18.  of  the  2.  deg.^Benaiah,  &  Maaftah ,%x\d 

20.  Maafab,2S\d  Benaiah,with  pfalteries 

2  Cbro.  2  3 .  j .  took-Maafiab  the  fon  of  Adaiah  into 

26.11.  by  the  hand  of  Jeiel,-and  Maafiab,  the 

34.8 .  he  fent— Maafiab  the  governor  of  the  city 

Eipa  io.i8..M<M//<j/;JE]eazar,and  Jarib,had  ta.ftr. 

21.  fons  of  Harim  ;  Maafiab,  and  Elijah 

22.  fons  of  Pafhur  ;  Elioneai,  Maafiab 
30.  fonsofPahath-moab  ;  Benaiah,  Maafial> 

Nehem.10.  8.  Maafiab,  Bilgai,  Shemaiah,  fealed 


Luke  3- 16.  which  was  the  fon  of  Maatb, which  was 


1  Cbro.  2. 27.  fons  of  Ram,  Maa.\,  and  Jamni 

g^aceDonta. 
Acl.  16. 9.  there  flood  a  man  of  Macedonia,  &  pray, 
wine  over  into  Macedonia, and  help  us 
10.  we  indeavoured  to  goe  into  Macedonia 
12.  chiefe  city  of  that  part  of Macedonia 

18.  f.  when  Silas,&  Tim.  were  come  from  Mac. 

19.  21.  had  parted  through  Macedonia,  to  goto 
22.  fent  into  Macedonia  two  of  them  that 
29.  Gaius  and  Ariftarcus,men  of  Macedonia 

20.  t .  and  departed  for  to  goe  into  Macedonia 
3.  he  purpofed  to  returne  through  Macedonia 

Rom.  1 5-.  26.  it  hath  pleafed  them  of  Macedonia  to 

1  Cfl/.i6.y.  unto  you,  when  I  parte  thorow  Mace. 

2  Cor.  1. 1 6.  and  to  pafle  by  you  into  Macedonia 

againe  out  of  Macedonia  unto  yon 
2. 1 3. 1  went  from  thence  into  Macedonia 

7.  5.  when  we  were  come  into  Macedonia,  our 

8.  1.  grace  beftowed  on  the  Churches  of  Mace. 
9.2. 1  boart  of  you  to  them  of  Macedonia 

4.  if  they  of Macedonia  finde  you  unprepar.we 

I  i.9.breth.  which  came  from  Macedon.  fupphed 

Pbil.4.15.  when  I  departed  from  Macedonia,  no 

1  Thef.i.  7.  enfamples  to  all  that  believe  in  Mac. 

8.  not  onely  in  Macedonia,  but  alfo  in  every 

4.  10.  towards  all  the  bre.  which  are  in  Mace. 

1  Tim.1.3.  to  abide  when  I  went  mo  Macedonia 

SWaccBonfan. 
AU.17.2.  Ariftarchus  a  Macedonian,  being  with  us 
fl£acb=bcnah. 


MAC        MAD 


MAD 


MAD 


M'AD 


MAD 


fljJad)=beBai>,or  S^ac!)banaf. 

I  Cbro.z.  49.  Shena  the  father  of  Mach-benah 
1  2    13  ] eremiah  the tenth,M aebbanai the  elev. 

JvW.ij.  15.  ofGad,  Gevel,the  fon  of  Atefe 

<3#acbjr. 
Gra.jo.j3.chil.ofM^.fonofManaff.N«»2.3i.39- 
to.26.  29.  of  M<dw>',  the  family  of  Machirites 
and  Machir  begat  Gilead 
27. 1.  the  fon  of  Gilead,  the  fon  of  Machir 
31.40.  Mofes  gave  Gilead  unto  Machir 
16.1.  child,  of  Gilead,the  fon  of  Machir y-came 
T>eut.  3. 1 5. and  I  gave  Gilead  unto  Machir 
fojb.1z.1i.vere  pertaining  unto  the  chil.of  Macb. 
to  the  one  halfe  of  the  child,  of Machir 
17. 1.  to  wit  for  Machir,  the  father  of  Gilead 
3.  fon  of  Machir  ,  the  fon  of  Manafteh 
Titdg.  5. 14.  out  of  Machir  came  downe  governours 
z  S«»z.9.4.behold,he  is  in  the  houfe  of  Machir  the 
5.  fent,  and  fee  him  out  of  the  houfe  0?  Mac. 
17.  27.  Machir  the  fon  of  Amraiel  of  Lodebar 
1  Cbro.z.  2  3.  all  thefe  belonged  to  the  fon  of  Ma, 
7.14;  his  concubine  bare  Macbir,thz  fa.  of  Gil. 
1  5.  Machir  tooke  to  wife  the  fitter  of  Hupp. 
11?.  Maachah  the  wife  of  Machir  bare  .1  fon 
I7.thefe  were  the  fons  of  Gil, the  fon  of  Ma. 
dipactytrites. 
N11tt1.16.19.  of  Machir  the  family  of  the  Macbirit. 

^acljnaOEbai. 
E'tra  10.40.  Machnadebai,  Shaftiai,  Sharai 

25j)aritt>elal?. 
Gen.i$.  9.  that  he  may  give  me  the  cave  of  Macb. 
17.  field  of  Ephron,  which  is  in  Machpelah 
1  o.bur.  his  wife  in  the  cave  of  the  fie. of  Ma. 
25.  9.  buried  Abraham  in  the  cave  of  Machpc/. 
49.  30.  in  the  cave  that  is  in  the  field  of  Macb. 
Chap.  Jo.  13. 


Ges.10.2-0f  Japhet;Gomer,Magog,  M  ad.i  Cb.i.j. 

SpaO, 
Dent-  2  8. 3  4.fo  that  thou  fhalt  be  mad  for  the  fight 

1  Sam.zi.i  3. and  fained  himfelfe  mad  in  their  ha. 

14.  you  fee  ,  the  man  is  mad,  wherefore  then 

2  Kjngs  9.  11.  wherefore  came  this  mad  fellow  to 
Pfal.  1 01.  8.  they  that  are  mad  again  (1  me  are  fw. 
Ecclef.  2-  2. 1  faid  of  laughter,  It  is  mad 

7.  7.  oppreffion  maketh  a  wife  man  mad 
lfa.44.zt ■  maketh  diverfe  mad ,  that  turneth  wife 
Jer.z%.  16.  they  mall  drinke  and  b„*  mad,  becaufe 

29.2iS.cvery  man  thatis  madfkux.  thou  fhouldft 
50.38.  and  they  are  mad  upon  their  idols 

y  1.7.  drunk,  of  her  wine,theref.  the  na.are  mad 
Hof.  9.  7.  the  fpirituall  man  is  mad 
John  10.  20.  faid ,  He  hath  a  divell,and  is  mad 
Aci-ii.  1?.  they  faid  unto  her,Thou  art  mad 

z6. 11.  exceedingly  wadagainft  them,  I  perfe. 

24.  Paul,much  learning  doth  make  theemad 

25.  but  he  faid,  I  am  not  mad ,  noble  Feftus 
1  C0r.14.23.  will  they  not  fay.  Ye  are  mad 

Gen.-i,.  7.  fewed  fig-leaves,  and  made  aprons 
8.6.Noah  opened  the  wind,  which  he  had  made 
1 3.4.  altar  ,  which  Abram  had  made 
14.2.  thefe  made  many  warre  with  Bera  king 
19.  3.  Lozmade  them  a  feaft 

3  3 .  they  made  their  father  drink  wine  V.  3  5 . 
21.  8.  made  a  great  feaft  the  fame  day  that 
13  .l7.aH  the  trees  of  the  field  made  fure  toAb. 

20.  field,  and  cave -were  made  fure  to  Abra. 
24.1  i .  he  made  his  camell  to  kneele  downe 

37.  my  matter  made  me  fweare 

46.  fhe  made  the  camels  drinke  alfo 
2(1.30.  Ifaac  made  them  a  feaft 
27. 14.  h's  mother  made  favourie  meat 

3i.Efaualfo  had  made  favourie  meat 

29.  22.  Laban-/?w^e  them  a  feaft 

30.  37.  Jacob  made  the  white  appeare  ,  which 
3  r .  46.  they  tooke  ftones,  and  made  an  heape 
33.17-  Jacob  made  boothes  for  his  cattell 
37-  3-  he  made  him  a  coate  of  many  colours 

7.  and  made  obeyfance  to  my  ftieafe 
9.  eleven  ftaires  made  obeyfance  to  me 
39.4.  he  ferved  him,and  made  him  overfeer 

y.  from  tlr  time  he  made  him  overfeer 
40.20.  he  made  a  feaft  unto  all  his  fervants 
41.  43.  he  made  him  to  ride  in  the  fecondcharet 


he  made  him  ruler  over  all  the  land 
42.  7.  made  himfelfe  ftrange  unto  them 
43.28.  bowed  downe  their  heads,&  made  obey. 
4  j.  8.  he  hath  made  me  a  father  to  Pharaoh 
47.  26.  Jofeph  made  it  a  law  over  the  land 
jo.  y.  my  father  made  me  fweare,  faying 
6. bury  thy  fath.  accord.as  he  hath  made  thee 
10.  he  made  a  mourning  for  his  fa.  feven  da. 
Exod.i.i^.made  the  child,  of  Ifr.ferve  with  rigour 
14.  made  their  lives  bicter 

made  them  ferve,  was  with  rigour 
2. 14.  who  made  thee  a  prince  over  us 
4.1  i.Lord  faid  unto  him,Who  hath  made  mans 
y  .21.  becaufe  you  have  made  our  favour  to 
9.  20.  madchls  ferv.and  cat.  flee  into  the-houfe 
15.25.  the  waters  were  made  fweet    ■ 
16-31.  tafte  of  it  was  like  wafers  made  of  hony 
1 8.2 y.  and  made  them  heads  over  the  people 
25.31.ofbeat.en work  lhall  the candleft.  be  ma. 
$l.ma.  like  unto  almonds  V.  34.01a. 3  7. 19. 
26.  3  r .  with  cherubims  lhall  it  be  made 
19.  18.  offering  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

Chap.25.4i. Sc  30.2 1.  Lcvit.  1.9,1 3,1 7. 
&  2.2,9,16.  &  3.  3,5, 9, 11,14-  &  7-5, 
2J.&8.  21,  28.&  22.27.  &  23.8,13, 
18,25,27,36,37.  &  24.7.  Numb.15. 10, 
13,  14.  &I8.17. 
3  3 .  eat  thofe  things  wherw.the  aton.  was  made 
32.4.  after  he  had  made  it  a  molten  calfe 
f .  Aaron  made  procla.  and  faid,To  mor.  is  a 
8.  they  have  made  them  a  molten  calfe 
20.  calfe  which  they  had  made,and  burnt  it 

made  the  child,  of  Ifrael  drinke  of  it 

2 5. Aaron  had  made  thefn  naked  to  their  flia. 

3 1 .  and  have  made  them  gods  of  gold 

3 5. bee. they  made  the  calfe  which  Aaron  ma. 

25.21.  and  every  one  whom  his  fpirit  ma.  will. 

29.  whofe  heart  made  them  willing  to  bring 

command,  to  be  made  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 

3^.4-came  every  man  fr.  his  work  wd»  they  m. 

8.  made  ten  curtains  of  fine  twined  linnen 

with  cherub,  of  cun-  worke  made  he  them 

11.  he  made  loops  of  blue  on  the  edge  of  the 
likewife  he  made  in  the  uttermoft  fide  of 

12.  fifty  loops  made  he  in  one  curtaine,  and 

1 3 .  he  made  fifty  taches  of  gold,  and  coupled 

1 4.  made  curtains  of  goates  haire  for  the  tent 
eleven  curtains  he  made  them 

17.  he  made  fifty  loops  upon  the  uttermoft 
fifty  loops  made  he  upon  the  hedge  of  the 

18.  he  made  fifty  taches  of brafle  to  coup. the 

19.  he  made  a  covering  for  the  tent  of  rams 
20.he  mafe  boards  for  the  taher.of  Shittim- 

23.  and  he  made  boards  for  the  tabernacle 

24.  forty  lockets  of  filver  he  made  under  the 

2  5 .  north  corner  ;  he  made  twentie  boards 

27.  fides  of  the  tabcrn.  he  r,\ade  fix  boards 

28.  two  boards  made  he  for  the  corners 

3  1.  he  made  bars  of  Shittim-wood 
3  3.  he  nude  the  middle  bars  to  fhoot  thorow 

35 .  he  made  a  vaile  of  blue  and  purple 
with  cherubims  made  he  it  of  cun.  worke 

36.  made  thereunto  foure  pillars  of  Shittim 

37.  he  made  an  hanging  for  the  taber.  doore 
37.  1.  f\eiz\ee\made  the  arke  of  Shittim-wood 

2.  mak  a  crowne  of  gold  to  it  round  about 
4.  he  made  ftaves  of  Shittim-wood 

6.  he  male  the  mercy- feat  of  pure  gold 

7.  he  made  two  cherubims  of  gold 

8.  out  of  the  mercy-feat  made  he  the  cherub. 

10.  he  made  the  table  of  Shittim-wood 

1 1.  made  thereunto  a  crowne  of  gold  ro.  ab. 
1 2.alfo  he  made  thereunto  a  border  of  an  ha. 

made  a  crowne  of  gold  for  the  border 

1 5.  he  made  the  ftaves  of  Shittim-wood 

1 6.  he  made  the  veflels  that  were  upon  the  ta. 

17.  he  made  the  candlefticke  of  pure  gold 
of  beaten  worke  made  he  the  candlefticke 

20.  were  foure  bowles  made  like  almonds 

23.  he  made  his  feven  lampes  ,  and  his  (huff . 

24.  of  a  talent  of  pure  gold  made  he  it 

25.  he  made  the  incenfe  altar  of  Shittim-Wo. 

27.  he  made  two  rings  of  gold  for  it 

28.  he  made  the  ftaves  of  Shittim-wood 

29.  he  made  the  holy  ano'nting  oyle 
38.1.  he  made  the  altar  of  burnt-offer,  of  Shit* 


a. he  made  the  horns  thereof  on  the  foure  co. 

3.  he  made  all  the  veflels  of  the  alrar 

all  the  veflels  thereof  made  he  of  brafle 

4.  he  made  for  the  altar  a  brafen  grate 
6.  he  made  the  ftavesof  Shittim-wood 
7-  he  made  the  altar  hollow  with  hoards 

8 .  he  made  the  laver  with  brafle 

9.  he  made  the  court,on  the  fouthfide 
2z.Bezaleel  made  all  that  the  Lord  comm. 
28.  he  made  hooks  for  the  pillars 
30.therewithhe^arf<?the  fockets  to  the  doo. 

39.1.  they  made  clothes  of  fervice  to  do  fervicc 
and  made  the  holy  garments  for  Aaron 
2.he  made  the  Ephodof"  gold  blue 
4.  they  made  fhoulder-pieces  for  it,to  cover 
8.  he  made  the  breft-plate  of  cunning  worke 
9-  they  made  the  breft-plate  double 
1 5-  they  made  upon  the  breft-plate  chaines 
16.  they  made  two  ouches  of  gold 

20.  they  made  two  other  gold  eare-rings 

21.  he  made  the  robe  of  the  Ephod  of  woven 
zq.made  upon  the  hemmes  of  the  robe  pom. 
25.  they  made  bels  of  pure  gold 

27.  and  iheymade  coats  of  fine  linnen 
30.  made  the  plate  of  the  holy  crowne 
42.fo  the  children  of  Ifrael  made  all  the  wo. 
Uvit.z.%  holy  ofthe  off.  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 

7.  it  (hall  be  made  of  fine  flower  with  oyle 

8.  bring  the  meat-offer,  that  is  made  of  thefe 
1  o.  holy  ofthe  offer,  ofthe  Lo.  ma.  by  fire 
1 1.  lhall  bee  made  with  leaven,  for  he  fhall 

in  any  offering  of  the  Lo.  made  by  fire 

3.  16.  it  is  the  food  of  the  offering  made  by  fire 

4.35.  accord.to  the  offer. ma.  by  fire   Ch.V.12. 

6.  17.  for  their  portion  of  my  offe.  ma.  by  fire 

1  S.concerning  theoff.of  the  Lord  ma.by  fire 

2 1 .  in  a  pan  it  fhall  be  made  with  oyle 

7-3oJhall  bring  the  off.  ofthe  Lo.  ma.  by  fire 

3  5.  out  ofthe  offer,  of  the  Lord  ma.  by  fire 

10.12.  that  remain,  ofthe  off.  of  the  L.  ma.  by 
13  thy  fons  due  ofthe  facri.of  the  ~Lo.ma.hy 
15.  with  the  offering  mahy  fire,  with  the  fat 

1 3 .  48 .  or  in  any  thing  made  of  skin 
51  .plague  be  fpre.  in  any  work  that  is  tn&.af 

1 4. 1 1.  (hall  prefent  the  man  that  is  to  be  ma. 
36. that  all  that  is  in  thehoufe  be  notma.un. 

i6.i7.comeout,and  have  ma.an  atonement  for 

21. 6. for  the  offerings  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 
21.  to  offer  the  offer,  ofthe  Lord  ma.  by  fire 

22.  y.  whereby  he  may  be  ma.,  uncleane  ,  or  a 

23. 43.  gen.  may  know  that  I  max\\ec\\x\.oc\f. 

24.  9  of  the  offerings  of  the  Lord  mi.  by  fire 

26.13.  and  made  you  goe  upright 

46.  which  the  L.ffw.between  him  &  the  chil. 

Numb.4.z6.8c  all  that  is  ma.for  themrfo  (hall  they 

5. 8. whereby  an  atonement  (hall  be  ma.for  him 

27.  when  he  hath  made  her  to  drinke  the  wa. 
6.  4.  fhall  he  eat  nothing  made  of  the  vine-tree 
8.  4.  fo  he  made  the  candlefticke 

21 .  Aaron  ma.an  atone,  for  them, to  cleanfe 
1 1.  8.  baked  it  in  pins,and  made  cakes  of  it 
14.35.  ma.  all  the  congre.to  murmure  ag.  him 

15.  25.  a  facrifice  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

16.  39.  they  were  made  broad  plates  for  a  cov. 
20.5.  wherefore  have  ye  made  us  to  come  up 
2i.9.and  Mofes  made  a  ferpent  of  brafle,&  put 
25".  13.  &  made  an  atone,   for  the  chil.  of  Ifr. 
28.2.  my  bread  for  my  facri.  made  by  fire  for  a 

3. fay  unto  them,This  is  the  offer. ma.  by  fire 
6.  a'fac.  ma.by  fire  to  the  L.  V.  13.01.29.6. 
8.  a  facrifice  made  by  fire  ofa  fweet  favour 
Chap.  29.  iJ?  56. 
19.  ye  (hall  offer  a  facri.  made  by  fire  for  a 
24. the  meat  ofthe  facrifice  made  by  fire  ofa 
30.  12.  husb.  hath  utterly  made  them  void  on 
3  1.  20.  purifie  all  that  is  made  of  skins 
and  purifie  all  things  made  of  wood 
Dent.  1.  15.  and  made  them  heads  over  you,capt. 
a.  1 2.  they  have  made  them  a  molten  image 
16.  and  had  made  you  a  molten  calfe 
21. 1  tooke  the  calfe  which  ye  had  made,ani 
10.3. 1  made  an  arke  of  Shittim-wood 

5. put  the  tables  in  the  arke  which  I  had  ma. 
1 8. 1  .they  fhall  eat  theoff.of  the  L.  ma.  by  fire 
fojb.1). 3.  and  Joftiua  made  them  (harpe  knives 
8.i5.Jo(h.  &  all  Ifr. ma.  as  if  they  were  beaten 

28.  and 


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28.  and  made  Aian  heap  for  ever 

9.4.  went  and  made  asi(  they  had  been  ambafT. 

1  j.]oih.made  a  league  with  them,to  let  them 
16.  after  they  had  made  a  league  with  them 
27.  Jofh.  made  them  chat  day  hewers  of  wood 

io.5T.  and  made againft  Gibeon 
-  11.  J.8.Joth.  madewat:  a  long  time  with  all  tho. 
13.  14.  fac.ofthe  Lord  God  of  If.  ma.  by  fire 
14,8.  they  made  the  heart  of  the  people  melt 
21.28.patt.  of  the  alt.  of  the  L.which  our  (a.m. 
jWe^.K'.buc  Ehud  made  him  a  dagger 
6.1.  children  of  Ifra.  made  them  dens  in  the 

8.17.  and  Gideon  made  an  Ephod  thereof 
33.  and  chil.  of  If.  made  Baal-Berith  their 

9.  6.  and  went ,  and  made  Abimelech  king 
i6',and  finccrelyjin  that  ye  have  made  Abim. 
18.  and  have  made  Abimelech  king 
27.  they  trod  the  grapes,  and  made  merry 

1 1.4.  child. of  kvamonmade  war  againft  Ilrael 
5 .  when  the  chil  .of  Am.  made  war  ag.  If.  the 
1 1 .  the  peo.  made  Jephthah  head  over  them 

14. 10.  and  Samfon  made  there  a  feaft 

16.19.  fhe  madehlm  deep  upon  her  knees 
2 y.  called  for  Samfon^and  he  made  them  fp. 
27.  that  beheld  while  Samfon  made  fport 

17.4.  who  made  thereof  a  graven  image,  and 

5 .  and  made  an  Ephod  and  Seraphim 

1 8.24.ye  have  taken  away  the  gods  which  I  ma. 

27.  they  cook  the  things  which  Mkh.had  m. 

31.  fetthemup  Mich.gra.image,\vhich  he  m. 
2,i..y.  for  they  had  made  a  great  oath  concern. 

1  Sam:  2. 19.  moreo.  his  mother  made  him  a  little 

3.13.  becaufe  his  fons  made  themfelvcs  vile 

4.18.  when  he  had  made  mention  of  the  arke  of 
8. 1.  that  he  made  his  fons  judges  over  lfrael 

9.  22.  and  made  them  fit  ki  the  chiefeft  place 
1 1.1  y.there  they  made  Saul  king  before  the  L. 
1 2.1.  andhavetfWeakingoveryou 

1 3 . 1 2 .  and  I  ha vc  not  made  fupplication  unto 

I  4.I4.  firft  flaugh.  which  Jona.&  his  arm.ma. 

I  y.  17.  waft  thou  not  made  the  head  of  die  tri. 

33.  as  thy  fword  hath  made  wo.  childlcfle,  fo 

16.  8. and  made  him  pafle  before  Samfon,  and 

9.  then  JeiTe  made  Sbamah  to  pafle  by 

10.  Jefle  made  feven  of  his  fons  to  pafle  bef. 
i8.i3.and»Wehimhis  captaine  over  a  1000. 
22. 8.  that  my  fon  hath  made  a  league  with  the 
27.  10.  whither  have  ye  made  a  rode  to  day 

iz.  he  hath  made  his  peo.  111.  utterly  to  abh. 

30.14.  we  made  an  invafion  upon  the  fouth  of 

2 1. whom  they  had  made  alio  to  abide  at  the 

2  y.  that  he  made  it  a  ftatute,  and  an  ordina. 

2  Sam.  2.  9.  and  he  made  him  King  over  Gilead 

3 .  6.  Abner  made  himfelfe  ftrong  for  the  houfe 

20.  David  made  Abner,  &  the  men  that  were 
y.3.  and  king  David  made  a  league  with  them 
(,.  y.  on  all  manner  of  inftru.  made  of  fir-wood 

11 .13.  and  he  »m<&  Uriah  drunke 

1 2. 3 1  .and  made  them  pafle  thorow  the  brick. 
i3.6.Amnon  lay  downe,and  made  himfelfe  fick 

%.made  cakes  in  his  fight,  and  did  bake  the 

lo.Tamar  tooke  the  cakes  which  fhe  had  m. 
14.1y.it  is  becaufe  the  peo.  have  made  me  afra. 
1  y.  4.  O  that  I  were  made  judge  in  the  land 
22. y.  floods  of  ungodly  men  have  made  me  afr. 
1  things  1.43-our  lord  king  David  hath  made  Sol. 
3.1.  and  Solomon  made  affinitic  with  Pharaoh 

1  y.  Solomon-made  a  feaft  to  all  his  fervants 
4.7.  each  man  his  month  in  a  yeer  made  provi. 
5 . 1 2.  and  they  two  made  a  league  together 
6.4.  for  the  lioufe  he  made  windowes  ofnar.lig. 

y.and  he  made  chambers  roundabout 

6.  in  the  wall  of  the  houie  he  made  nar.  refts 

21.  and  he  made  a  partition  by  the  chains  of 
23.  within  the  oracle  he  made  two  Cherub. 
33.fo  alfo  made  he  for  the  doore  of  the  tem. 

7.  (,.  he  made  a  porch  of  pillars 

7.  then  he  made  a  porch  for  the  throne 

8.  Solomon  made  alfo  an  houfe  for  Phar.da. 
16.  he  made  two  chapiters  of  molten  brafle 
1 8 .  he  made  the  pillars,  and  two  rowes  round 
23.  he  made  a  molten  fea 
27.  lie  made  ten  bafes  of  brafle 

29.  ccrtaine  additions  mack  of  thin  worke 

37.  after  this  manner  he  made  the  ten  bafes 

38.  then  made  he  ten  la  v.of  brafle  2  Chro.a-6. 


40.  and  Hiram  made  the  lavers 

45.  all  thefe  veil",  which  Hiram  made  to  king 

48.  Sol.  made  all  the  vefl'els  that  pertained  to 

yi.that  king  Sol.Tmfcforthehouleof  cheL. 

8 .  3  8.  and  fupplication  be  made  by  any  nian,or 

9.26.  king  Sol.  made  a  navy  offhips 

lo.iz.\s\n°made  of  thcalmug-trces,pillars  for 

i6.king  Sol.made  200. targetsof  beaten  gold 

17.  he  made  300.  ftiields  of  beaten  gold 

18.  king  made  a  great  throne  of  ivorie 

2  Chro.  9.17. 
20.  not  the  like  made  in  any  kingdome 

z-Chron.y.  19- 

27.  king  made  filver  to  be  in  Jeruf.as  ftones. 

2  Chro.  1.  iy. 

and  cedars  to  be  made  as  the  fycom.  trees 

zChren.  1.  15. 

11.28.hc  made  him  ruler  over  all  the  charge  of 

12.  4.  thy  father  made  our  yoke  grievous 

io.thy  father  made  our  yoke  hcavy,but  make 

2  Chro.  10.  10. 

20.  and  made  him  king  over  all  Ilrael 

28.and  the  king  made  two  calves  of  gold,and 

3 1 .  he  made  an  houfe  of  high  places 

and  «<«fe  priefts  of  the  loweftofthe  people 

32.  facri.  unto  the  calves  that  he  had  made 

•    priefts  of  the  high  places  which  he  had  ma. 
3 3. upon  the  altar  that  he  had  made  inBethel 

13.33.  made  againe  of  the  loweft  of  the  people 
1 4. 9.  gone  and  made  thee  others  gods 

1  y.  have  made  their  groves,provoking  the  L. 

16.  and  who  made  lfrael  to  finne 

26.  fhields  of  gold  which  Solomon  had  made 
27. King  Rehobo.  made  in  their  ftead  brazen 

iy.12.  remov.  all  the  idols  which  his  fa.had  m. 
1 3 .  becaufe  fhe  had  made  an  idol  in  a  grove 
22.king  Afa  made  a  proclamation  thorowout 

i6.i6.whereforeall  liia.made  Omri  king  over 

33.  and  Ahab  made  a  grove 

18.  26.  leapt  upon  the  altar  which  was  made 
3 1.  and  he  made  a  trench  about  die  altar 

20.34.  as  my  father  made  in  Samaria 

22. 1 1  •  and  Zedeki.  made  him  homes  of  iron 
39.and  the  ivory  houfe  which  he  made}8c  all 
^.jehoma.made  fhips  of  Tharfhifh  to  go  to 
2  2^ȣ.3.2.away  the  im.of  Baal  that  his  fa.had  m. 
8.  zo.animadea.  King  over  themfelves 
10. 16.  fo  they  made  him  ride  in  his  charec 

27.  made  it  a  draughthoufe  unto  this  day 

11.12.  and  they  madehim  king 

12.13.  net  made  for  the  houfe  of  the  Lo.  bowls 

20.  fer.  made  a  confpir.  and  flew  Jehoafh  in 
13.7-and  had  made  them  like  thejuft  by  threfti. 
14.19. now  they  made  a  confpir.aga.  him  in  Jcr. 

2 1.  made  him  king  in  ftead  of  his  fa.Amazi. 
iy.l  y.  and  the  confpiracy  which  he.  made 

30.  Homea-made  a  confpiracy  againft  Pek. 
16.  3.  and  Ahaz  made  his  fon  to  pafle  thorow 

1 1.  fo  Urijah  the  prieft  made  it 
I7.8.inthe  fta.of  the  k.of  If.which  they  had  m. 
16.  and  made  them  molten  images ,  even  two 
and  made  a  grove,  and  worfhipped  all  the 
I9.walked  in  the  ftatutes  of  If.  which  they  m. 
21.  and  they  made  Jeroboam  king 

Jeroboam  made  them  fin  a  great  fin 

29.  every  nation  made  gods  of  their  own 

30.  men  of  Babylon  made  Succoth-benoth 

men  of  Hamath  made  Afhima 

3 1 .  and  the  Avites  made  Nibhaz,&  Tartak 

32.  made  unto  themfel.  of  the  loweft  of  them 
i8-4.in  pieces  the  bra.  fer.that  Mofes  had  made 
so. 20.  and  how  he  made  a  poole,  and  a  conduit 
a  1.  3.  and  made  a  grove3as  did  Ahab 

6.  he  made  his  fons  pafle  thorow  the  fire 

7.  of  the  grove  that  he  had  made  in  the  houfe 

11.  hath  made  Judah  alfo  to  fin  with  his  idols 
24.pcople  made  Jofiah  king  in  his  ftead 

23 .4.  the  veflels  that  were  made  tor  B  aai 

1 2.  which  the  kings  of  Judah  had  made 
altars  which  Man-had  made  in  the  two  co'ur. 
1  y.  who  made  lfrael  to  fin,  had  made 

1 9.  which  the  kings  of  Ifr.  had  made  to  pro. 
30.  made  him  king  in  his  fathers  ftead 

34.  Phar.  Nechoh  made  Eliakim  king  in  the 
24.  13.  king  Solom.  had  made  in  the  temple 

17.  king  ofBabyl.  made  Mattan.-k'mg'ity  his 


25.  16.  and  the  bales  which  Sol.  had  made  for 
iz.  even  over  chern  he  made  Gedaliah  ruler 
23-heard  that  the  king  ofBabyl.hadw.-z.Ge. 

1  Chro.  y.  10.  they  made  warre  with  the  Hagaritcs 
9.30.  fome  of  the  fons  of  the  priefts  made 

3 1.0  ver  the  things  that  were  made  in  the  pa. 
12.  18.  an&made  them  captainesof  the  band 
13. 1 1.  becaufe  the  Lordmadea  breach  on  tlzza 
1  y.  i.David  made  him  houfes  in  the  city  of  Da. 

13.  the  Lord  our  God  made  a.  breach  on  us 
16.  y.  but  Afaph  made  a  found  with  cymbals 
18.8 .  wherewith  Solomon  made  the  brazen  fca 
19.  6.  that  they  had  made  themfelves  odious  to 
21.29.tab.  of  the  Lo.  which  Mofes  made  in  the 
22.8.  faying ,  Thou  had  made  great  wars 

23. 1.  he  made  Solomon  his  fon  king  over  Ifr. 
y.  praifed  the  L.  with  the  inftru.which  I  ma. 

26.  10.  yet  his  father  made  him  the  chiefe 

3  2.  whom  king  David  made  rulers  over  the 
29. y.  for  all  manner  of  worke  to  be  made  by 
22.  theymade  Solom.  king  the  fecond  time 

2  Chro.  1 .  3.  which  Mofes  had  made  in  the  wilder. 

y.  the  brazen  altar  that  Bezaleel  had  made 
3.  8-  he  made  the  moft  holy  houfe 
10. in  the  moft  holy  place  he  made  2.  Cheru, 

14.  he  made  the  vaile  of  blue  and  purple 

1  y.  alfo  he  made  before  the  houfe  two  pillars 

16.  he  made  chaines,  as  in  the  oracle 

and  made  100.  pomgranats,and  put 
4.t.  moreover  he  made  an  altar  of  bra/re 
2.  alfo  he  made  a  molten  fea  of  twelve  cub. 

7.  he  made  ten  candlefticks  of  gold 

8.  he  made  alfo  ten  tables  ,  and  placed  them 

and  he  made  an  hundred  bafins  of  gold 
9.furthermore  he  made  the  courts  of  the  prie. 
1 1 .  Hiram  made  the  pots  and  fhovels 
14.  made  bafes  ;  and  lavers  made  he  upon  the 

18.  thus  Solo,  made  all  thefe  veflels  in  great 

19.  Solo,  made  all  the  veflels  that  were  for 
y.  1.  thus  all  the  worke  that  Sol,  made  for  the 
6.13.  Solom.  had  made  a  brazen  fcaffold  of 

29.  or  what  fup.  ibever  be  made  of  any  man 

40.  unto  the  prayer  that  is  made  in  this  place 

7.6.which  Da.  the  king  had  made  to  praife  the 

7  .brazen  altar  which  Sol.made^was  notable 

9.  in  the  eight  day  they  made  a  folemne  afl". 
9.1 1.  the  king  made  of  the  algum-trees  terrifes 

iy.  king  Sol.  made  two  hund.targ.  of  beaten 

27.  king  made  filver  in  Jerufalem  as  ftones 
cedar-trees  made  he  as  the  fycamore-trees 
10.4.  thy  father  made  our  yoke  grievous 

14.  my  father  made  your  yoke  heavy,  but  I 
1 1. 1 2.  and  made  them  exceeding  ftrong 

1  y.  for  the  calves  which  he  had  made 

17.  made  Rehoboam  ftrong  three  yeeres 
22.  Rehoboam  made  Abijah— "to  be  ruler 

1 1.9.  away  the  fhields  of  gold  wefi  Sol.hadw. 

10.  king  Rehoboam  mide  fhields  of  brafle 
13.8.  which  Jeroboam  made  you  for  gods 

9.  and  have  made  you  priefts  after  the 
iy.  16.  becaufe  fhe  had  made  an  idol  in  a  gro. 
1 6. 1 4.  which  he  had  made  for  himfelfe  in  the 

they  made  a  very  great  burning  for  him 
i7.10.fo  that  they  made  no  war  againft  Jehofh. 

18.10.  Zedekiah  hadmade  him  homes  of  iron 
20.36.  and  they  made  the  fhips  of  Ezion-Geb. 
21.8.  and  made  themfelves  a  king 

1 1 .  he  made  high  places  in  the  mountaines 
13-  haft  made  Judah  to  goe  a  whoring  ,  like 
19.  his  people  made  no  burning  for  him 

22.1.  inhab,  of  jemC.made  Ahaziah  king  in  his 
23.  11.  gave  him  che  teft.  and  made  h'm  king 
24.8.  they  made  a  cheft,  and  fet  it  without 

9.  they  made  a  proclam.  thorow  Judah ,  and 
14.  whereof  were  made  vefLTsfor  the  houfe 
1 7.  and  made obeifance  to.the  king:  then  che 

zy.y.  and  made  them  captaines  over  thoufands 
16.  art  thou  made  of  the  kings  counfell 
27.  they  made  a  confpira.  aga.  him  in  Jeruf 

27.  1.  and  made  tlzziah  king  in  the  roome  of 
1 3  .chat  made  war  with  mighty  power,co  help 
1  y.  he  made  in  Jerufalem  engines 

28.2.  Ahaz  made  molten  images  for  Baalim 
1 9.  for  Ahaz  made  Judah  naked 

24.  he  made  him  altars  in  every  corner  of 
ay.  feverall  city  of  Jud.  he  made  high  place*  f 
29.  24.  the v  1 


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zp.z^they  made  reconciliation  with  their  bio. 
fin-offering  fliould  he  made  for  all  Ifrael 
3  2.  f  .and  made  darts  and  (hields  in  abundance 

17.  Hezek.  made  himfelf  treafuties  for  filver 
3  j .j.  and  Manaffeh  made  groves 

7. the  idol  which  he  hid  made  in  thehoufe 
•    9.  fo  Manaffeh  made  Judah  and  Jeruf.  to  erre 
zz.which  Manaff.his  father  had  made,  &  fer. 
2f  .people  made  Jofiab  King  in  his  ftead 
34.4.  images  he  brake  in  pieces,&  made  duft  of 
H.made  all  that  were  prefent  in  Ifr.to  ferve 
3  j. if  .and  made  them  an  ordinance  in  Ifr3el 
36. 1.  made  Jehoahaz  King  in  his  fathers  ftead 
4.  K.of  Egypt  made  Eliakim  King  over  Jud. 
io.and  made  Zedek.  his  brother  K.over  Jud. 
i4>who  had  made  him  fwear  by  Godjbut  he 
ai.he  made* procl.throughout  all  his kingd. 
E?ra  1.1. 
Eytt  4. 1 f  .fearch  may  be  made  in  the  book  of  the 
i^.fearch  hath  been  made,  and  it  is  found 
rebel.&  fedition  have  been  made  therein 
hath  made  infurre&ion  againft  Kings 
2  3 .  made  them  to  ceafe  by  force  and  power 
y.i  3  .fame  Cyrus  made  a  decree 
1 4.  whom  he  had  made  governour 
1 7.  let  there  be  fearch  made  in  the  Kings  tre. 
6.1.  Darius  made  a  decree3and  fearch  vwrnade 
3. Cyrus  the  K.-ma.  a  decree  concer.the  houfe 
1 2. 1  Dar.  have  made  a  decree,  let  it  be  done 
10.7.  they  made  proclam.  throughout  Jud.  and 
Neb.4.9.neverthel.we  made  our  prayer  to  our  God 
6.9.  for  they  all  made  us  afraid 
8.4>which  they  had  made  for  the  purpofe 
i6.and  the  people  made  themfelves  booths 
17. made  booths,  and  fate  under  the  booths 
9. 1 8.  when  they  had  made  them  a  molten  calf 
10.3  2.  alfo  we  made  ordinances  for  us 
13. 1  i.made  treafurers  over  the  treafuries 
2  5  .and  made  them  fwear  by  God,faying,Ye 
Eftb.1.3.  Ahafuerus  made  a  feaft  unto  all  his  prin. 
5. King  made  a  feaft  unto  all  the  people 
9.Vaihti  the  Queen  made  a  feaft  for  the 
2 . 1  -j. made  her  Queen  in  ftead  of  Vafliti 
1 8.King  made  a  great  feaft  unto  all  his  prin. 
he  made  a  releafe  to  the  provinces 
a3.wh.en  incjuifition  was  made  of  the  matter 
f .  14.  he  caufed  the  gallowes  to  be  made 
7.?.which  Hamanhad  made  forMordecai 
9.17.  mide  it  a  day  of  feafting  and  gladneffe 

Verfei8. 

ig.made  the  i4tI,.day  of  the  mon.a  day  of  gl. 

Job  1. 1 7. the  CzU.made  three  bands,and  fell  upon 

2.1  l.they  had  made  an  appointment  together 

4. 14.  which  made  all  my  bones  to  (hake 

7.3 .  fo  am  I  made  to  poffeffe  moneths  of  vanity 

1  f .7 .or  waft  thou  made  before  the  hils 

2  8 . 1 8-no  mention  (hall  be  made  of  corall 
3 1. 1  f  .doth  not  he  that  made  me  in  the  womb 

3  3 .4,the  fpirit  of  God  hath  made  me 
41.3  3. not  his  like:  who  is  made  without  fear 

Pfal.7.1  f .  he  made  3  pit,and  digged  it 

is  fallen  into  the  ditch  which  he  made 
9. 1  f  .funk  down  in  the  pit  that  they  made 
i8.4.floods  of  ungodly  men  w&fe  me  afraid 
1  i.he  made  darkneffe  his  fecret  place 
3  f  .thy  gentleneffe  hath  made  me  great 
3o.8.and  to  the  Lord  I  made  fupplication 
3  3 .6.by  the  Word  of  the  L.were  the  hew.made 
45.8.  whereby  they  hive  made  thee  glad 
49.16.be  not  thou  afraid  when  one  is  made  rich 
f  2. 7.  this  is  the  man  that  made  not  G.his  ftre. 
69. 1  i.I  made  fackcloth  alfo  my  garment 
72,1  y.prayeralfo  fhall  be  made  continually 
77 .6.  and  my  fpirit  made  diligent  fearch 
78.13  .he  made  the  waters  to  ftand  as  an  heap 
f  o.he  made  a  way  to  his  anger 
^i.made  his  own  people  to  go  forth  like 
%%.made  the  tribes  of  Ifrael  to  dwel  in  their 
6 4..their  widowes  made  no  lamentation 
89.43.not  made  him  to  ftand  in  the  battell 
10  5.2  i.he  made  him  lord  of  his houfe 

24.  made  them  ftronger  then  their  enemies 
106. 1 9.  they  made  alio  a  calfe  in  Horeb 

46.  made  them  to  be  pitied  of  all  thofe  that 
H9.3.they  have  made  long  their  furrowes 
1 3  9.1  f  .when  I  was  made  in  fecret 


i43.3.he  hath  made  me  to  dwell  in  darkneffe 
Pro.8.  x6. while  as  yet  he  had  not  made  the  earth 
1 1  .t  5.  the  liberall  foul  (hall  be  made  fat 
1 3 .4.foul  of  the  diligent  (hall  be  made  fat 
1 6.4.the  Lord  hath  made  all  things  for  himfelf 
.£«&/.  2.4.I  made  me  great  works 

5.I  made  me  gardens  and  orchards 
6.1  made  me  pool*  of  water 
7-13.  which  he  had  made  crooked 
Cant .  1 .6.thcy  made  me  the  keeper  of  the  vineyard 
3 .9.K.Solomon  made  him  a  charet  of  the  wood 

io.he  made  the  pillars  thereof  of  filver 
6. 1 2.my  foul  made  me  like  the  charets  of 
i/<i.2.8.that  which  their  own  fingers  have  made 
20.which  they  «M*,each  one  for  himfelf 
I4.3.wherein  thou  waft  mads  to  ferve 

16.  this  the  man  that  made  the  earth  to  trem. 
\7x\v3xmade  the  world  as  a  wildernefle 

i7.4.glory  of  Jacob  (hall  be  made  thin 

8.refpcc~t  that  which  his  fingers  hwemade 
2  2. 1 1 .  ye  made  alfo  a  ditch  betw.  the  two  wals 
26.  i4.and  made  all  their  memory  to  periih 
27.1  i.he  that  made  them  wil  not  have  mercy  on 
*8.i  j. for  wehave  madelkt  our  refuge 

2f.  when  he  hath  made  plain  the  face  thereof 
29.16.1haH  the  work  fay  of  him  that  made  it 

He  made  me  not 
3 1 .7  .hands  have  made  unto  you  for  a  fin 
34. 7.  8c  theirduft  made  fat  with  fatneffe 
4 1 .2.and  made  him  rule  over  Kings 
49.1  .hath  he  made  mention  of  my  name 
2.hath  made  my  mouth  like  a  (harp  fword 

and  made  me  a  polilhed  (haft 

17.  they  that  made  thee  wafte  (hall  go  forth 
yi.io.  that  hath  made  the  depths  of  the  fea 
f  2. 1  o.  Lord  hath  made  bare  his  holy  arm  in  all 
53.9.  he  made  his  grave  with  the  wicked 

1  i.made  intetceflion  for  the  tranfgreffours 
f  9. 8. they  hzvemade  them  crooked  paths 
fer.i.7'&nd  made  mine  heritage  an  abomination 
1 5. and  they  made  his  land  wafte 
5.3.  h&vemade  their  faces  harder  then  a  rock 
10. 1 1. the  gods  that  have  not  made  the  heavens 

if.  and  have  made  his  habitation  defolate 
1  lAo.made  my  pleafant  portion  a  defolate  wil. 

1 1.  they  have  made  it  defolate 
13.22.and  thy  heels  made  bare 

27.wilt  thou  not  be  made  clean 
17.23.  but  made  their  neck  ftiffe 
1 8.4.  the  veffel  that  he  made  of  clay  was  marred 
fo  he  made  it  again  another  vcflell 
2J.I7.  zn&madeiW  the  nations  to  drink 
3  i.20.haft  made  thee  a  name,  as  at  this 
36.2f.andGemar.had  made  interceff.to  the  K. 
3  7.1. K.of  Babylon  TmfeK.in  the  land  of  Jud. 

1  f .  for  they  had  made  that  the  prifon 
3  3.  itf.as  the  L.livethjthat  made  us  this  fouljl 
40.f.whom  the  K.of  Babylon  hath  madegovu. 
7.that  the  K.of  Babylon  had  made  Ged.gov. 
4 1. 2. whom  the  K.of  Babylon  had  made  gover. 
Verfei8. 
9.  which  Afa  the  K«  had  made  for  fear  of  Ba. 
48.  io.and  made  drunk  with  their  bloud 

1 6. he  made  many  to  fall 
5  i.7.that  made  all  the  earth  drunken 
1 5.  he  hath  made  the  earth  by  his  power 
3  4.he  hath  made  me  an  empty  veffell 
5  2.20.  which  King  Sol.  had  made  in  the  houfe 
Lam.i'i 3 .  he  hath  made  me  defolate 
14-he  hath  made  my  ftrength  to  falL 
2.7«they  have  made  a  noife  in  the  houfe  of  the 
S.therefore  he  made  the  rampart  to  lament 
3.4.my  flefli  and  my  skin  hath  he  made  old 
7. he  hath  made  my  chain  heavie 
9.he  hath  made  my  paths  crooked 

1  i.he  hath  made  me  defolate 
if.  hath  made  me  drunken  with  wormwood 

jE^e^.6.6.  and  your  altars  made  defolate 

7.20.but  they  made  the  images  of  their  abomin. 
13. 6. and  they  have  made  others  to  hope 

2  2.with  lies  ye  have  made  the  hearts  of 
I7.i6.where  the  K.  dwelleth  that  made  him  K. 
1 9.f  .and  made  him  a  young  lion 
20.28. there  alfo  they  made  their  fweet  favour 
2 1.2  i.he  made  his  arrowes  bright 

xa.madeyom  iniquity  to  be  remembred 
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27.  f  .they  have  made  all  thy  (hip-boards  of  firrc 

6.oakesofBa(han  have  they  made  thine  oars 

company  of  the  Afhurites  have  »*.thy 

1  l.they  have  made  thy  beauty  perfeft 
za..made  of  Cedar  among  thy  merchandize 

2  f  .and  made  very  glorious  in  the  midft  of 
3 1. 4. the  waters  made  him  great 

6.foules  of  heaven  made  their  nefts  in  his  bo. 

16. 1  made  the  nations  to  (hake  at  the  found 
36.3.becaufe  they  have  made  you  defolate 
39.16.and  none  made  them  afraid 
40.14.he  /w;*dealfo  pofts  of  fixty  cubits5even 

1 7. a  pavement  made  for  the  court  round  ab. 
41.20.  were  Cherubimsandpalme-treestftarfe 
Dan.i.j  .your  houfes  (hall  be  made  a  dunghill 

1  f  .then  Arioch  ma.tht  thing  known  to  Da. 

3  8.hath  made  thee  ruler  over  them  all 
48.then  the  King  made  Daniel  a  great  man 

made  him  ruler  over  the  whole  province 

3.  I.Nebuchadnezzar  made  an  image  of  gold 

4.  f  .1  faw  a  dream  which  made  me  afraid 
6.therefore  made  I  a  decree  to  bring  in  all 

f  .i.Belftiazzer  the  King  made  a  great  feaft 
1 1. whom  thy  fath.w.mafter  of  the  magicians 
zy.ma.z  prodam.concer.hinyhat  he  ihould 
y.a-.made  ftand  upon  the  feet  as  a  man 

16.  made  me  know  the  interpretation  of  the 
21. the  fame  home  made  war  with  the 
9-4.and  made  my  confeffion,and  faid,  O  Lord 
1 3  .yet  made  we  not  our  prayers  before  theL. 
1 1. 2 3. after  the  league  made  with  him  he  (hall  • 
1 2.  io.many  (hall  be  purified,&  many  »z.white 
Hof.7.^ .the  princes  have  made  him  fick  with 
8. 4. they  have  made  princes,and  I  knew  it  not 
of  their  gold  have  they  ma.  them  idols 
6.the  workman  made  it,thereforeit  is 
1 1 .  becaufe  Ephraim  hath  made  many  altars  I 
10. 1  .they  have  made  goodly  images 
1 2.4«he  wept,&  made  fupplication  unto  him 
1 3.2.have  made  them  molten  images  of  their 
Joel  i.7.he  hath  made  it  cleane  bare 
Amos  f. 26. which  you  made  to  your  felves 

7-7.Lord  ftood  upon  a  wall  ma.  by  a  plumb-li. 
Jonah  1. 16. then  the  men  madevovits 

4«f  .and  there  made  him  a  booth,and  fate  under 
Cmade  it  to  come  up  over  Jonah 
Nabum  2.1  1  .and  none  wwfe  them  afraid 
Hdb.2.i7.which  ma.  them  afraid  becaufe  of  mens 
Zepb.i.6.\made  their  ftreets  wafte 
Zecb.7.1 2.ye33they  made  their  hearts  as  an 
9. 1 3.2nd  made  thee  as  the  fword  of  a 
10.3. hath  made  them  as  his  goodly  horfe 
n.io.whichl  hid  made  with  all  the  people 
Mat.Q.zi.thy  faith  hath  made  thee  whole 

if.6.haveye  made  the  comma,  of  God  of  none 
l^./^.made  them  male  and  female 

12.  which  have  made  themfelves  Eunuches 
21.13  .but  ye  have  made  it  a  den  of  theeves 

Lafe  19.46. 
22.2.which  made  a  marriage  for  his  fon 

f  .but  they  made  light  of  it 
24.4f.whom  his  lord  hath  made  ruler  over 
2f.6.at  midnight  there  was  aery  made 
i6.and  made  them  other  five  talents' 
27.66.  &  they  made  the  fepulchre  fure 
Mar\e  $.34.daughter,thy  faith  hath  made  thee 
6.2 1 -Herod  on  his  birth-day  made  a  fupper 
8.2 f  .and  made  him  looke  up 
10.  f  2.  goe  thy  way,thy  faith  hath  made  thee 
1 1 . 1 7  .ye  have  made  it  a  den  of  theeves 
1 4-4-why  was  this  wafte  of  the  ointment  made 

f  8. build  another  made  without  hands 
1  f  .7.with  them  that  made  the  infurreftion 
Lu\{e  i.62.andthey»adefignes  to  his  father 
2. 2.this  taxing  was  firft  made  when 
f  .2?.Levi  made  him  a  great  feaft  in  his  owne 
8.*48.thy  faith  hath  made  thee  whole 
9. 1  f  .and  made  them  all  fie  dow  ne 
n.40.didnothethatzs.  that  which  is  without 
1  i.i4.man,  who  made  me  a  judge 
14.16.  a  certain  man  made  a  great  fupper 
17.19.thy  faith  hath  made  thee  whole 
23-19-who  for  a  certain  fedition  made  in  the 
24.22.cert.women  of  our  comp.ra.us  aftonifla. 
28. he  made  as  though  he  would  have  gone 
John  1  ^.without  him  was  not  any  thing  ma.  that 

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2 .  i  y.had  made  fcourges  of  fmall  cords 
4.i.heard  that  }du%made  &  baptized  moc  dif. 


46.where  he  made  the  water  wine 
y .  1 1  .he  that  made  me  whole,the  fame  faid 

i  j;  that  it  was  Jefus  that  made  him  whole 
9.6.  and  made  clay  of  the  fpittle 

1 1  .a  man  that  is  called  Jefus  made  clay,  and 

I4.wb.en  Jefus  had  made  theclay,and  opened 
1 2.2.therefore  they  made  him  a  fupper 
19.7.  becaufe  he  «&z<ate  himfelf  the  Son  of  God 

2  3  .and  made  foure  parts,  every  man  a 
Afts  2.j6.that  God  had  made  that  fame  Jefus 

3 .  i6.hath  made  this  man  ftrong 
4. 2 4. which  h&made  heaven  and  earth 
7. 10.  he  made  him  governour  over  Egypt 

27. who  made  thee  a  ruler  over  us 

3  y  .faying, Who  made  thee  a  ruler,  &  a  judge 
4 1. they  made  a  calfe  inthofe  dayes 
4 3  .figures  which  ye  made  to  worftiip  them 
48.dwelleth  not  in  temples  made  with  hands 
50. hath  not  my  hand  made  all  thefe  things  ' 

8. 2. and  made  great  lamentation  over  him 

j  .as  for  Saul  he  made  havock  of  the  Church 
9.j9.(hewing  the  garments  whichDorcas  made 
10.17.had  made  inquiry  for  Simons  houfe 
12.2  i.and  made  an  oration  unto  them 
1 4.  i.mak  their  minds  evill  affefted  againft  the 

1  y. which  made  the  heaven  and  the  earth 
1  j.7.God  made  choice  among  us 
16. 24. and  made  their  feet  faft  in  the  ftockes 
18. 1  z.  the  Jews  made  infurrection  with  one  ac. 
1 9.24.  which  made  CiUcr  fhrines  for  Diana 

33.  would  have  made  his  defence  unto  the 
12. <J. that  as  I  made  my  journey,and  was  come 
23. 13. which  bad  OTiarfethisconfpiracy 
27.40  .and  they  made  toward  (hore  • 
Ko#z.8.2.hath  ma.  me  free  from  the  law  of  fin 
2  Cor.y.  8.  for  though  I  made  you  forry  with  a  letter 
that  the  fame  epiftle  hath  made  you  forry 
x  4.  fo  our  boafting  which  I  made  before  Tit. 
Gal.  y .  1  .wherewith  Chrift  hath  made  us  free 
Ephef.z.  14.be  is  our  peace,who  hath  ma.  both  one 
Pbil.1,7. but  made  himfelfe  of  no  reputation 
Col.  2.if  .he  made  a  fhew  of  them  openly 
1  Tim.  1. ^.concerning  faith,have  made  fliipwrack 

7 . 1 9  .law  made  nothing  perfe A 
,  Heh.  1 1 . 2  2.by  faith,  Jofeph  w hen  he  died  ma.  men 
1 1  John  y.io.hath  madehima.  liar 
Rev. 1.6.  and  hath  mide  us  Kings 

7.14.  made  them  white  in  the  bloud  of  the  La. 
i4.8.becaufe  fhe  made  all  nations  drink  of 
S^atje  a  covenant,  See  Covenant. 
:SB)aue  an  end.  See  it  in  dEntJ. 

flljJaDe  a  fire,  See  Jfirc. 
i!J))aue,  meant  of  God  or  Lord. 
GfS.r.V.God  made  the  firmament 
\6.  God  made  two  great  lights 

he  made  the  ftarres  alfo 
2  y  .God  ?»<ftfe  the  bead  of  the  earth 
2 1  .God  faw  every  thing  that  he  made  was 
2. 2. God  ended  his  work  which  he  had  made 
he  refted  from  all  which  he  had  made 
Verfe 

4.  day  that  the  Lord  God  made  At  earth 
9. out  of  the  ground  God  made  to  grow 
zi. made  he  a  woman,and  brought  her  to 

j.  1. then  any  beaft  which  the  Lord  God  had  m. 
y.  1  in  the  likeneffe  of  God  made  he  him 
6.6. it  repented  the  Lord  that  he  had  made  man 

7. for  it  repenteth  me  that  I  made 
'  7.4. living  fubftance,I  have  made,l  will  deftroy 
8 .  i.God  made  a  wind  to  pafleover  the  earth 
9.6.  in  the  image  of  God  made  he  man 
1  y .  1 8. the  Lord  made  a  covenant  w  ith  Abr3m 
2 1. 6 .God  hath  made  me  laugh 
24.2  i.Lord  hath  made  his  journey  profperous 
26.2  2. now  the  Lord  hath  made  roome  for  us 
39.  3.  the  Lord  made  all  he  did  to  profper 

Verfe  23. 
41.  y  i.God  hath  made  me  to  forget  all  my  toile 
4  y.9-God  hath  made  me  Lord  of  all  Egypt 
49.24.  were  made  ftrong  by  the  hand  of  the 
Exod.  1  ■  2 1. feared  God,he  made  them  houfes 
7.1 .1  have  made  thee  a  God  to  Pharaoh 
14.21.L0rd  made  the  feadry  land 
1  y.iy.  there  he  made  a  ftatute 


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20. 1 1  .in  fix  dayes  the  Lo.  made  heaven  &  earth 

Chap.  3 1. 1 7. 

24.8.coven.which  the  Lord  hath  made  with  you 

Num.  j  2 .  ii.made  them  wander  in  the  wildernelTe 

P«tf.2.jo.Lord  thy  G.  --made  his  heart  obftinate 

4.2  j.forget  the  covenant  which  he  made  with 

3  6. out  of  heaven  he  made  thee  to  hear 
9. 9.  of  the  covenant  which  the  Lord  made  with 
10.2  2.Lord  thy  God  hath  »2««fe  thee  as  the  ftars 
\\.\.made  the  water  of  the  red  fea  to  overflow 
26. 19.  above  all  nations  which  he  hath  made 
29.2  5.forfaken  the  covenant  which  he  made 
3 1.6.  hath  he  not  made  thee,  &  eftabliflied  thee 
1 3. he  made  him  ride  on  the  high  places 

made  him  to  fuck  hony  out  of  the  rock 
1  y.then  he  forfook  God  which  made  him 
Jo/^22.2y.Lord  hath  made  Jotd.a.  border  between 
Judg.z.  i.I  have  made  you  to  go  up  out  of  Egypt 
y.13 .  then  he  made  him  that  remained  have  do. 
Lord  made  me  have  dominion  over 
2 1.1  y.Lord  had  made  a  breach  in  the  tribes 

1  Sam.  1 2.8.  and  made  them  dwell  in  this  place 
1  y.3  y.  repented  that  he  had  made  Saul  King 

2  Sam.6. 8. becaufe  the  L.  had  made  a  breach  upon 
22. 1 2.he  made  darknefle  pavilions  round  about 

3  6. thy  gentlenefl'e  hath  made  me  great 

1  Kjn.i.iq.  and  who  hath  made  me  an  houfe  ,as  he 
1 0.9, therefore  made  he  thee  K.to  do  judgment 
14.7/made  thee  prince  over  my  people  Ifrael 

Chap.  1 6.2. 

2  Kjng.7.6.  Lord  hath  made  the  hoft  of  the  Syr.  to 

1  C^0.i6.26.but  the  Lord  made  the  heavens 
1 7.8. 1  have  ?wftfe  thee  a  name  like  the 
28.1 9.all  this/aid  Dav.the  L.made  me  underft. 

2  rti.1.8.  haft  Tflittfe  me  to  reign  in  his  ftead 
9.for  thou  haft  made  me  King  over  a  people 
1 1. over  whom  I  have  made  thee  King 

x.  1 1. he  hath  made  thee  King  over  them 

i2.blefledbe  the  Lord  God  of  Ifr.  that  made 
9.8.therefore  made  he  thee  King  over  them 
20.27.L0rd  had  made  them  to  rejoice  over 
26.  y.  God  made  him  to  profper 
E\ra  6. 2  2.  for  the  Lord  had  madeihera  joy  full 
Neh.9.6.thou  haft  made  heaven,the  heav.of  heavens 
1 2*43. God  had  made  them  rejoice  with  great 
1 3.26.  Godmade  him  King  over  all  Ifrael 
Job  1.  lo.haft  not  thou  made  an  hedge  about  him 
1 0.8. thine  hands  have  made  me 

9.  that  thou  haft  made  me  as  the  clay 
i6.7.butnow  hehath mademe  weary 
1 7. 6. he  hath  made  me  alfo  a  by- word 
28.26. when  he  made  a  decree  for  the  rain 
3  8.9.  when  I  made  the  cloud  the  garment 
40.1  y. behold  now  Behemoth,which  I  made 
i9.he  that  made  him,  can  make  his  fword  to 
Pfal.$o.  1  .haft  not  made  my  foes  to  rejoice 
46.8.  what  defolations  he  hath  made  in 
9  2.4.thou,0  Lord,haft  made  me  glad 
9y.  y .  the  fea  is  his,  and  he  made  it 
96.  y.but  the  Lord  made  the  heavens 
100.3.  it  is  he  that  hath /We  us 
10y.28.he  fent  darknefle,and  made  it  dark 
1 1 1 .4. he  hath  made  his  wondrous  works  to  be 
11  y.  1  y.blefled  of  the  Lord  which  made  heav.& 
1 18.24.  this  is  the  day  which  the  Lo.hath  made 
119.73  .xhy  hands  have  made  me 
in. i.from  the  Lord,which  made  heaven  and 
i24.8.Name  of  the  L.who  made  heaven  &  ear. 
1 34.3.L0.  that  made  heaven  &  earth  bleffe  thee 
136.  y.to  him  that  by  wifdom  made  the  heavens 
7.to  him  that  made  great  lights,for  his  mercy 
iQ.madc  Ifrael  to  pafle  thorow  the  midft  of  it 
1 46.6. which  made  heaven  &  earth,the  fea 
1 48. 6. ht  hath  made  s.  decree,which  lhalnotpafs 
i4?.2.1et  Ifrael  rejoyce  in  him  that  made  him 
Pro.ro.  1 2.  the  Lord  hath  made  even  both  of  them 
Ecclef.i .  1 1.  he  hath  made  every  thing  beautifull  in 

7.29.that  God  hath  made  man  upright 
//2i.y.2.and  alfo  made  a  wine-prefle  therein 

3  o .  3  3  .he  hath  made  it  deep  and  large 
44.1.  thus  faith  the  Lord  that  made  thee 

4  y.  1 8.  God  himfelfe  made  the  earth 
66. 2.all  thofe  things  hath  mine  hand  made 

/#\8.8.1o,certainIy,in  vain  made  he  it 

10. 1 2. he  hath  made  the.  earth  by  his  power 
29.26.L0rd  hath  made  theeprieft  in  the  ftead 


Jonab  i.9.which  haxhmade  the  fea  and  dry  ]Jnj 
M.ar\  io.6.God  mede  them  male  and  female 
Affs  1  o. 2 y. which  God  modi  with  our  fathers 
1 4. 1  y .  w  hich  made  heaven  and  earth 
1  y.  7.  God  made  choice  among  us 
1 7. 24. God  that  made  the  world,  feeing 
26. hath  made  of  one  bloud  all  nations 
20. 28. holy  Ghoft  hath  made  you  over-feei's 
26.6.  promife  made  of  God  unto  our  fathers 

1  Cff/..i.io.  hath  not  God  made  ioolifti  the  wifdom 
-2  Cor. 1. 6.  who  alfo  bath  made  us  able  miniftcrs 

y.2r.  he  hath  made  him  to  be  fin  for  us 
Epbefi.6.  made  us  accepted  in  the  beloved 

2.6.3nd  made  us  fit  together  in  heaven 
Col.  1. 1 2. which  hath  made  us  meet  to  be 
Hcb.  1 ,2.by  whom  alfo  he  made  the  worlds 

6.1 3. when  God  made  promife  to  Abraham 
Rcv.ia-.j.znd  worfhip  him  that  w^e'heaven 

J  have,  or,  Have  I  JjJJJaDe. 
Gen.  1 4. 2  3 . 1  have  made  Abram  rich 

i7.y.father  of  many  nations  have  I  made  thee 

27.37.  behold,I  hivtmade  him  thy  lord 
Exod.i  4.27.I  have  made  a  covenant  with  thee 

2  Sam.7.9.1  have  made  thee  a  great  name 

1  ICwe;.8.y9.wherewith  I  have  made  fupplication 

2  K}n. 1 7.3 8. coven,  that  I  have  made  with  you,  ye 
i  Cfoy>.29;i9.  for  the  whichl  have  made  provifion 
E^ra  6.  1 1 . 1  Darius  have  made  a  decree 

Verfe  i%. 
Job.ij.i^.l  have  mademy  bed  in  the  darknefle 
31.24.  if  I  have  made  gold  my  hope 
39.6.whofe  houfe  I  have  made  the  wildernefle 
Pfal.q  y.  1  .of  the  things  which  I  have  made 
Pjfl.20.9.1  have  made  my  heart  clean 
Ifa.16. 1  o.I  have  made  their  vintage  fliouting  to  ce. 
11. 2,fighirg  thereof  have  I  made  to  ceafe 
43  7.I  have  formed  him,yea,I  have  made 
4y.i2.I  have  azjrfetheeartb,and  created 
46.4.I  have  madepnd  I  will  bear 
y7.16.and  the  fouls  which  I  have  made 
Jer.  1 . 1 8 .1  have  made  thee  a  defenced  ci tie 

27.y.I  have  made  the  earth,the  man  &  the  beaft 
49.10.  but  I  have  made  Efau  bare 
£^.3.8.1  have  made  thy  face  ftrong  againft  their 
9. harder  then  flint  have  I  made  thy  fore  head 
1 7>fon  of  man,I  have  made  thee  a  watchman 
13.22.  whom  I  have  not  made  fad 
17.24. 1  have  made  the  dry  tree  to  flouriin 
2  2.4.thereforehaveI  made  thee  a  reproach 
29. 3 . 1  have  made  it  for  my  felfe 

p.river  is  minc,and  I  have  made  it 
3 1.9. 1  have  made  him  fair  by  the  multitude 
2>fl».3.iy.wor(hip  the  image  whichl  have  made 
Amos  4. 1  o.I  have  made  the  ftink  of  your 
Ohad.  2. 1  have  made  thee  fmall  among 
Md/.2.9.therefore  have  I  made  you  contemptible 
John  7. 23. becaufe  I  have  made  a  man  every 
^d.i.i.the  former  treatife  which  I  madefy  Tfuo. 
K0OT.4.17.I  have  made  thee  a  father  of  many 
1  Cor.9.i^.yet  havel  made  my  felf  fervant  to  all 

Thou  baft  ajJaDC. 
Exo.  1  y.i  7.which  thon  haft  -made  for  thee  to  dwel 
29.3  6.  when  thou  haft  made  an  attonemec  for  it 
7wA2.17.oath  which  thou  haft  made  us  fwear 

Verfe  20. 

1  Kin&-1>7-  thou  haft  made  thy  fervant  K.  in  ftead 
9. 3. heard  thy  fupplication  that  thou  haft  made 

2  Kjng.  1 9 . 1  y  .thou  haft  made  heaven  and  earth 
Job  i6.7.thou  haft  made  defolate  all  my  company 
Pfal.%.%.  thou  haft  made  him  a  little  lower  then 

18.43.  thou  haft  made  me  the  head  of  the  heath. 

2 1 .6. thou  haft  made  him  moft  bleffed 

thou  haft  made  him  exceeding  glad 

30.7.  by  thy  favour  thou  haft  made  my  mount. 

39-y.  thou  haft  made  my  dayes  as  an  hand-brea. 

6o.2.thou  haft  made  the  earth  to  tremble 
3.  thou  haft  made  us  todrink  the  wine  of  aft. 

74. 1 7.thou  haft  made  fummer  and  winter 

86.9  .all  nations  whom  thou  haft  made  (hall 

8 8. 8. thou  haft  made  me  an  abomin.  unto  them 

89.39.thou  haft  made  void  the  coven,  of  thy  fer. 

42.thou  haft  made  all  his  enemies  to  rejoyce 

44.  thou  haft  made  his  glory  to  ceafe 

47.  wherefore  haft  thou  made  all  men  in  vain 

9 1. 9. becaufe  thou  haft  made  the  Lord  thy  hab. 

1 04. 24.in  wiiHome  thou  haft  made  them  all 

26.whom 


MAD        MAD 


MAD        MAD 


MAD    'MA 


26.whom  thou  haft  made  to  play  therein 
119.98  .thou  haft  made  me  wifer  then  mine  en. 
J/Tz.zj.z.forthou  haftwafeofa  citieanheap 
37.16.  thou  haft  made  heaven  and  earth 
43.z4.thou  haft  made  me  to  ferve  with  thy 
6  3 . 1 7 .0  Lord j  why  haft  thou  made  us  to  erre 
/er.z'.zS.'where  are  thy  gods  that  thou  haft  made 
14.2z.for  thou  haft  made  all  thefe  things 
3  z.  i7.thou  haft  made  the  heaven  and  the  earth 
Lam.  3 .4  j  .thou  haft  made  us  the  oft-fcouring 
E^eh.ii-^.ne'umade  up  the  hedge  for  the  houfe  or 
.  16.z4.thou  haft  made  thee  an  high  place 

a  j.  thou  haft  made  thy  beauty  to  be  abhorred 
22.4.  in  thine  idols  which  thou  haft  made 
1 3.  at  thy  difhoneft  gain  that  thou  haft  made 
Dan.i.io.\hou,  O  King,haft  made  a  decree 
Mat. 10. 1 2. and  thou  haft  made  them  equall 
Rom.g.io.why  haft  thou  made  me  thus 
Rev.  5 . 1  o.  thou  haft  made  usuntoourGod  Kings 


Gw.24.46.fhe  «^ehafte,and  let  down  her 

43.30.Jofephr/Wehaftejfor  his  bowels 
Exod.24.8.  Mofes  made  hafte,  andbowed  his  head 
fiide.i  3.  io.and  the  woman  made  hafte,and  ran 

1  Sam.z2.i6.  Dav.  made  hafte  to  get  away  for  fear 

2f.18.then  Abigail  made hafte,and  took 

2  Sa«z.4.4.as  fhe  made  hafte  to  flee,he  fell,and 
Vfal.  1  19.60.  I  made  hafte,  and  delayed  not  to 
Lu\e  i^.6.he  made  hafte,  and  came  down 

4JpaUe  Ifraelftn,  Seejftael. 
$£)at>e  Ijnovm,  See  3knos»n, 
iHJ)at)e  Manifefi. 
Lu\e  8.i7.noth.is  fecretthat  fhal  not  be?»i.mani. 
Job.  1 . 3 1 .  but  he  that  fhould  be  made  manif.  to  If. 
3  .z  1  .that  his  deeds  may  be  made  manifeft 
9. 3 .  fhould  be  made  manifcft  in  hiin 
Rom,  10. 20.1  was  made  manif.  unto  them  that  ask. 
1 6- 16.  but  now  is  made  manifeft 

1  Cor. 2. 1 3.  every  mans  work  (hall  be  made  manif. 

1 1 .  i9.tmy  be  made  manifeft  among  you 
1 4. 2  5.  the  fecrets  of  the  heart  made  manifeft 

2  Cor.n.  1  o.life  alfo  of  Jefus  fhould  be  made  manif. 

1  i.might  be  made  manif.in  our  mortall  flefh 
5. 1 1. but  we  are  made  manifeft  unto  God 

are  made  manifeft  in  your  confciences 
1  i.^.been  throughly  made  manifeft  among  you 
Epbef.f.  1 3  .are  made  manifeft  by  the  light 
CoLi.z6.but  now  is  made  manifeft  to  his  faints 
z  Tim.  1 .  10.  but  now  is  made  manifeft  by  the  app. 
H^-9.8.wasnotyet;mfemanifeft,while 

1  John  z.i9.that  they  might  be  made  manifeft 
Rev.  1 5.4.  for  thy  judgments  are  made  manifeft 

Qfyabe  peace. 
Jof.g.  1 5.and  Jofhua  made  peace  with  them 
io.i.inhab.ofGibeon  had  madeyezcz  withlfr. 

9.  for  it  hath  made  peace  with  Jofhua 
1 1. 1 9.  was  not  a  city  that  made  peace  with 

2  Sam.10.19.tbey  made  peace  wi  th  Ifrael,&  ferved 
1  Kjng.zz.^.]eho(h.made  peace  with  the  K.of  If. 

1  Chr.19. 19.  they  made  peace  with  David,  and 

SQafte  ready. 
Gen.$  3 . 2  f .  they  made  ready  the  prefent 

46.29.  Jofeph  made  ready  his  charet 
£xoi£i4.6.he  made  ready  his  charet,and  took 
Judg.6. 19. Gideon  went,  and  made  ready  akid 

1 3.1  j.have  made  ready  a  kid  for  them 
i  Kjng.6. 7. made  ready  before  it  came  thither 

2  Kjng.9*zi.and  his  charet  was  made  ready 

1  Cfo-.28.z.and  had  made  ready  for  the  building 

2  Chr.i  ?.  14.  afterward  they  made  ready  for^the 
Pfal.7.  1  z.  hath  bent  his  bow,  and  made  it  ready 
Ho/.7.6.have  »?<«fe  ready  their  heart 
Afflt.26.19.and  they  ffwfe  ready  the  paflbver 

.  Mar.  14. 1 6.  La^e  22.13. 
AEti  io.io.while  they  made  ready,he  fell  into 
2  Cor. 10.  i6.!ine  of  things  made  ready  to  our  hand 
Rev.  i9.7.his  wife  had  made  her  felf  ready 

1  Kjng.  1 2. 1 8,King  Rehob.  made  fpeed  to  get  him 

aCfej-.io.i8. 

<8j)at>e  wW. 

Nnm.20.1z.  husb.hath  utterly  made  them  void  on 

her  husband  hath  made  them  void 

Pfal.i  19.1 26.fgr  they  have  /Krfie  void  thy  law 


£,ey.22.?.whereby  he  may  be  made  unclean 
i  jf(,«*.8.38.  and  fupplication  be  made  by  any  man 

2  Cfo-,6.29. 
z  Chro.6.40.  unto  the  prayer  that  is  made  in  this 

Chap.7.ij. 
E?ra  j.  1 7. let  there  be  fearch  made  in  the  Kings 
6 .  i.and  fearch  was  made  in  the  houfe  of 
1 1 .let  his  houfe  be  ffMrfe  a  dung-hill 
Neh.2.  i6.and  to  the  pool  that  was  made 

4. 7.  heard  that  the  walls  of  Jerufal.  were  made 
Efth.  5.14.  let  a  gallowes  be  made  of  fifty  cubits 
Pfal.49. 16.be  not  thou  afraid  when  one  is  made  ri. 
139.14.  &  I  am  fearfully  &  wonderfully  made 
Pro.  1  $.i9-way  of  the  tighteous  is  madephia, 
2 1.1  i.the  firople ismade  wife 
28.25.tmft  in  the  Lord,fhall  be  made  fat 
£«/e/.  1 . 1  ?  .crooked  cannot  be  made  ftraight 
7. 3. the  heart  is  made  better 
1  o.  i9.a  feaft  is  #Mcfe  for  laughter 
lfa.z.17.  8c  the  haughtineffe  of  men  (hattbemade 
28.22;  left  your  hands  be  made  ftrong 
34.6.and  is  made  fat  with  fatneffe 
40.4.every  mountain  and  hill  fliall  be  made  low 
5 1.1  a.fon  of  man,which  fhall  be  made  as  graffe 
66.8.fhall  the  earth  be  mude  to  bring  forth 
Jet.  1 2. 1  i.the  whole  land  is  made  defolate 
19. 1 1. that  cannot  be  made  whole  again 
20.8.word  of  the  Lord  was  made  a  reproach 
£^.2i.i5.ahjitisw«fcbright,itiswrapt 
26.10.  into  a  city  wherein  is  made  a  breach 

1 5.  when  the  (laughter  is  made  in  the 
29. 1 8. every  head  was  made  bald 
4 1 . 1 8.  it  w as  made  with  cherubims  and  palm-t. 
19.it  was  made  thorough  all  the  houfe  round 
2  j.  there  were  made  on  them— cherubims 

like  as  were  made  upon  the  wals 
46.23.  and  it  was  made  with  boyling  places 
Bm.2. .  29>and  their  houfes  fhall  be  made  dung-hils 
j.21  .his  heart  was  made  like  the  beafts 
9.i.which  was  made  King  over  the  realm 
Joel  i.7.the  branches  thereof  are  made  white 
i8.the  flocks  offheep  are  made  defolate 
Nab.z.  3  .the  fhield  of  his  mightie  men  is  made  red 
Hab.2.9.thy  bow  was  made  quite  naked 
Mat,4.2.thzt  thefe  ftonesbe  made  bread 

9.i6.and  the  rent  is  made  worfe      Mar.z.zi. 

2 1.  woman  was  made  whole  from 
14.36.  as  touched  were  madepetk£t\y  whole 

Mar \6.%6. 
1  ?.28.her  daughter  was  made  whole  from 
18. z  j.all  that  he  had,  and  payment  to  be  made 
1 9.1 2.  which  were  made  eunuchs  of  men 
23.1  y.and  when  he  is  made,ye  make  him 
25.6. at  midnight  there  was  a  cry  made 
27.24.but  that  rather  a  tumult  was  made 
64.that  the  fepulchre  be  made  fure 
Mar.z.Z7.the  fabbath  was  made  for  man 

1 4.58.deftr.  this  temple  that  is  made  with  han. 
Lu\e  3.  J. the  crooked  fhall  be  made  ftraight 
4. 3 .  that  they  may  be  made  bread 
8.50.  and  fhe  (hall  be  made  whole 
I3.i3.immediatly  (he  was  made  ftraight 
1 4. 1 2.  and  a  recompence  be  made  thee 
23.i2.Pilate  and  Herod  were  made  friends 
Job.i.2..z\\  things  were  made  by  him 

without  him  was  not  any  thing  made 
that  was  made 
io.and  the  world  was  made  by  him 
14.  and  the  Word  was  made  flefh  • 
2.9-tafted  the  water  that  was  made  wine 
f  .4.  was  made  whole  of  whatfoevcrdifeafe  he 
6.wilt  thou  be  made  whole 
9.imraediatly  the  man  was  made  whole 
i4.thou  art  made  whole,fin  no  more,left 
8 . 3  3 .  ye  (hall  be  made  free 
9.39.they  which  fee,might  be  made  blind 
i7.23.thatthey  maybe  made  perfecl  in  one 
18.18.  who  had  made  a  fire  of  coals 
AMs  3.12.  we  had  made  this  man  to  walk 
4.9.by  what  means  he  is  made  whole 

3  j.diftribution  was  made  unto  every  man 
I2.j.but  prayer  was  made  without  ceafing 

20. having  made  Blaftus — -their  friend 
13.32.  promife  which  was  made  unto  our  fath. 
14.7  .when  there  was  an  affemhliemade 
Mmm  % 


16.12  .where  prayer  was  wont  to  be  made 
17.24.  dwelleth  not  in  temples  made  with  han. 
1 9. 26.be  no  gods  which  are  made  with  hands 
2 i.40.when  there  was  a  great  filence,he  (pake 
Rom.i  .3. which  was  made  of  the  feed  of  David  . 

20.being  uhderft.by  the  things  that  are  made 

23.  into  an  image  made  like  to  corrupt,  in  an 
2.2  j.  thy  circumcifion  is  made  uncircumcilion 
4.  i4.of  the  law  be  heirs,  faith  is  made  void 

and  the  promife  made  of  none  effed 
y . i9.many  were  made  finners 

many  fhall  be  made  righteous 
6.  i8.being  then  made  free  from  fin>ye  became 

2  2.now  being  made  free  from  (in,  &  become 
7.13-which  is  good,OTdis  death  unto  me. 
8.  zo.  creature  was  made  fubjeft  unto  vanity 
9.29. we  had  been  made  like  unto  Gomorrha 
1  o.  lo.with  the  mouth  confeflion  is  made  to  fal. 
1  i.9.Dav.faith,Let  their  table  be  made  a  fnare 
14. 1 1-  whereby  thy  brother  is  made  weak 
1  j. 8.  to  confirm  the  promifes  made  to  the  fath. 

27-if  the  Gentiles  have  been  made  partakers 

1  Cor. 1.17. \e&  the  crofleofCh.  fhould  be  made  of 

30.who,of  God,is  made  unto  us  wifdome 

4.9.  for  we  are  made  a  fpectacle  unto  the  world 
1 3. we  arc  made  as  the  filth  of  the  world 

7.2  i.maift  be  made  free,  ufe  it  rather 
9. 22. 1  am  made  all  things  to  all  men 
i2.i3.havebeenall#z<«fe  to  drink  intoone 
1 5.2  z.  fo  in  Chrift  fhall  all  be  made  alive 
4  j.the  firft  Adam  was  made  a  living  foul 
the  laft  Adam  was  made  a  quickning  fpi. 

2  Cor.z.z.  but  the  fame  which  is  made  forry  by  me 

3.10.  even  that  which  was  made glorious3  had 
5. 1. an  houfe  not  made  with  hands 

2i.wemight  betfWetherighceoufn.ofGod 
7.9.not  that  ye  were  made  forrie,but  that  ye 

ye  were  made  forrie  after  a  godly  manner 
i2.9.my  ftrength  is  made  perfect  in  weaknefle 
Gal-i'$.  are  ye  now  made  perfect  by  the  flefh 
1 3  .being  made  a  curfe  for  us 
1 6.to  his  feed  were  the  promifes  made 

19.  to  whom  the  promife  was  made 
4.4.Son,mde  of  a  woman»»2<fcfe  under  the  law 

Epbef.z.i  i.circumcif.in  the  Aed^madeby  hands 
1 3  .are  made  nigh  by  the  bloud  of  Chrift 
3.7.whereof  I  was  made  a  minifter 
Pfe/.2.7.andwas  made  in  thelikeneffe  of  men 
3.  io.being  made  conformable  to  his  death 
CoUi.zo.  having  made  peace  through  the  bloud  of 
2  3.  whereof  I  Paul  am  made  a  minifter 

Verfe  2?. 

2.1 1. with  the  circumcifion  made  without  hands 

1  Tjw.L9.the  law  is  not  made  for  a  righteous  man 

2.  i.and  giving  of  thanks  be  made  for  all  men 
Tit.2.7.  we  fhould  be  made  heires  according  to 
Heb.  1 .4.  being  made  better  then  angels 

2.  i7.behoved  him  to  be  made  like  to  his  bsethr. 
3.14-we  uremade  partakers  of  Chrift,if 
5.5.Ch.glorif.not  himf.to  be  made  an  high  pri. 
9-being  made  perfect,  he  became  the  attthotir 
7.3.  made  like  unto  the  Son  of  God 
1 2.there  is  made  of  neceffity  a  change 
i6.madey  not  after  the  law  of  a  carnallcom. 

20.  not  without  an  oath  he  was  made  prieft 

21.  thofe  priefts  were  made  without  an  oath 

22.  Jefus  was  made  a  furety  of  a  better  cefta. 
<9.2.there  was  a  tabernacle  made 

1  i.perfeft  tabernacle,not0Mfc  with  hattds 
24«tbe  holy  places  made  with  hands 

10.  3  .remembrance  again  made  of  (ins 
1 3  .till  his  enemies  be  made  his  foot-ftoo! 
3  3  .whileft  ye  were  made  a  gazing-ftock 

1 1. 3. not  made  of  things  which  do  appear 
34.  out  of  weaknefle  were  made  ftrong 
40.  they  without  us  fhould  not  be  made  perf. 

1 2. 23. to  the  fpirits  of  juft  men  made  perfect 
James  1 .  io.the  rich,  in  that  he  is  made  low 

2.22.by  works  was  faith  made  perfect 

3.9.which  are  made  after  the  fimilitude  of  God 

1  Pet.z.7.the  fame  is  made  the  head  of  the  corner 

2  Pet.z.iz.made  to  be  taken  and deftroyed 
Rev.8.1 1.  waters  jbecaufe  they  were  made  bitter 

1  i.z.maie  drunk  with  the  wine  of  her  fornicat. 
i  8 . 1 5 .  w  hich  w  ere  made  rich  by  her 
i^.inonehousfheis^^defohte       . 


MA  D        MAG 


MAG        M  A  H 


M  A  H      ~mTaT 


Pfal. 8. 6, thou  madefi  him  to  have  dominion  over 
80.  if  .branch  that  thou  madefi  ftrong  fofthy 
i7.man  whom  thou  ma.  ftrong  for  thy  felfe 

£^.i6.i7.and  madefi  to  thy  felf  images  of  men 
Z9.7. madefi  all  their  loins  to  be  at  a  ftand 

Jonah  4.  io.neither  madefi  it  grow,which  came  up 

/4(5?.zi.j8.artnotthouthatEgy.which — wz.anup. 

Heb.  27. madefi  him  little  lower  then  the  angels 

Neh.i  z.5  .Miamin3Madiah,  Bilgah,went  up  with 

Sfyatoim. 
Acll.7  .29-was  a  ftranger  in  the  land  ox~Madian 

^ataman. 

1  Sam.z1.T5.b10u.  this  fellow  to  play  the  mad-m. 
Prov.z6.i%.zsamad-man,vihocai\ztti  fire-brands 

fl^admanual). 
Jofh.  15.31.  Ziklag,and  Madmannab3  and  Sanfan. 
1  Cfcro.249.bare  Shaaph  the  father  of  Madmannab 

^aDsmcn. 
1  Sam.z1.x5.  have  I  need  of  mad-men  ythatyz  bri. 
fer.^S.z.O  mad-men,thc  fword  fhall  purfue  you 

S^aOmenah. 
ifa.iO'i  i.Madmenab  is  removedjthe  inhabitants 

•  Matmeue. 
Deaf.  2 8. 2  8. the  Lord  fhal  fmite  thee  with  madneffe 
Ecclef.  1 . 1 7.my  heart  to  know  madneffe  and  folly 
2.1 2.and  turned  my  felf  to  behold  madneffe 
7.25.10  know  the  wickedneffe  of  folly  &  mad. 
^.z.madneffe  is  in  their  beart,while  they  live 
10.13.end  of  his  talk  is  mifchievous  madneffe 
Zecb.i  2.4.  every  horfe  and  his  rider  with  madneffe 
Luke  6. 1 1. and  they  were  filled  with  madneffe 
2  Pet.  z.i6.ziTz  forbad  the  madneffe  of  the  prophet 

King  of  Ration, 
Jofh.  1 1. i.Hazor  fent  to  Jobab  King  ofMadon 
i2.19.the  King  of  Atefe  onestheKing  of  Ha. 
#agbiQ). 
£^.2.3o.children  of  Magbifh,m  hundred  &  fifty 


Mal.i  5.39.100k  fhip,&  came  into  the  co.of  Mag. 

Mary  flljjagfcalen- 
Mat.z7.56.amon%  which  was  Mary  Magdalen 
6 1  .there  was  Mary  Magdalen,and  the  other 
28.  i.cime  Mary  Magdal.to  fee  the  fepulchre 
Max\  r  5 .40.among  whom  was  Mary  Magdalen 
47.Mary  Magdalen  beheld  where  he 
,  i6.!.MaryAfag.and  Mary  the  mother  of  James 
9. he  appeared  firft  to  Mary  Magdalen 
Luke  8. 2.Mary  called  Magdalen -put  of  whom 

24.10.it  was  Mary  Magdalenyznd  Joanna 
John  19. 15. there  flood  by  the  croffe  Mary  Magd. 
2.1. firft  dayof  the  week  comethMary  Magd. 
i8.Mary  Magda.ca.mc  and  told  the  difciples 


MagntficaU. 
1  Cfo'0.22.  j.houfe  muft  be  exceeding  magnificall 

Magnificence. 

Acts  19.27.  &  her  magnificence  fhouldbe  deflroy. 

Magnifie. 

fojh.^.y.this  day  will  I  begin  to  magnifie  thee 
fob  7. 1 7. what  is  man  thou  fhouldelt  magnifie  him 
19.  j.if  indeed  ye  will  magnifie  your  felves 
3  6. 24.remember  that  thou  magnifie  his  work 
Pfal.3  4. 3 .0  magnifie  the  Lord  with  me 

3  j.26.with  fhame  that  magnifie  themfe  .aga.me 
38.i6.flippeth,they  magnifie  themfelves  ag.me 
yj.12.that  did  magnifie  himfelfagainft  me 
69.30.and  will  magnifie  with  thanksgiving 
Ifa.10.15  .the  faw  magnifie  it  felf  againft  him  that 
42.2 1. he  will /»dg».the  Law,and  make  ithon. 
£^£.3  8. 23. thus  will  I  magnifie  my  felfe 
Dan.S.z  5  .he  fhall  magnifie  himfelf  in  his  heart 
1  1.36.  and  magnifie  himfelfe above  every  god 
3  7.for  he  fhall  magnifie  himfelf  above  all 
Zecb.  1 2.7. that  the  inhabitants  magnifie  themfelves 
Luke  1 .46.  my  foule  doth  magnifie  the  Lord 

Ails  10.46. 
Sow.11.13.of  thcGentileSjI  magnifie  mine  office 

MagnifieD, 
G^.19.9.  thou  haft  magnified  thy  mercy 
Jofb.4.  i4.the  Lord  magnified  Joihua  in  the  fight 
2  5VH«.7.26.1et  thy  name  be  magnified  for  ever 

1  Chr0.17.z4.  that  tby  name  may  be  mag.iox  ever 
29.25.and  the  Lord  magnified  Solomon 

2  Chro.1.1  .Lord  was  with  him,  &  mag.  him  exce. 
3  z.z2. was  magnified  in  the  fight  ot  allnatious 

Pfal.  3  5.27.1et  the  Lord  be  magn.which  hath  pleaf. 

40.16.fay  continually,  The  Lord  be  magnified 

Pfal.70,4. 

138. 2. thou  haft  magnifiedthy  word 
Jer.48 ,26.»w.himfelf  againft  the  Lord  Ver.42 . 
L«».i.9.the  enemy  hath  magnified  himfelfe 
Dan-S.i  i.yea3he  wtfg.himfelfe  even  to  the  prince 
Zepb.z.S.  magnified  themfelves  againft  their  bord. 
Mal,i.5.Lotd  will  be  mag.fxom  the  border  of  If. 
Ads  5. 1 3  .but  the  people  magnified  them 

19.17.Name  of  the  Lord  Jefus  was  magnified 
Pbil.i.ze.ChriLx.  fhall  be  magmfiediti  my  body 

^agog. 
Ge».i  0.2. fons  of  JaphetjGomerjSnd  Magog 

1  Cbron.1.5. 
£^.38.i.fet  thy  face  aga.Gog,  the  land  of  Mag. 

39.6.2nd  I  will  fend  a  fire  on  Magog 
Re%20.8.Gog  aniMagog  to  gather  them  to  battel 

Mago?=MlffaWb. 
fer.  20. 3. not  called  Pa(hur,but  Magor»Mifiabib 


27.1 3.  tenth  captain  was  Mabarai  the  Necooh 
MaJjattj.  v  ' 

1  Chro.6.1  J-fon  of  Mabatbttac  fon  of  Amafai 

2  Cbro.z9.iz.Ma.batb  the  Ion  of  Amafhai,and 
3 1. iz.Mahath  and  Benaiah  were  overfters 

Mafcatotte. 

1  Chro.  11.46.Elie!  theMaba.vite,and  Jerib. valiant 

1  C/jra.2f.4.HothirjandMfl/;^io^/ons  of  Heman 
3  o.  the  three  and  twentieth  to  Maha^iotb 

Ma^^tyalal^aOj-baj. 

J/d.8.1. write  concerning  Maber-Jbflal-baJh-ba^ 
3.cail  his  mme,Maher-fhrfal-hafh-ba\ 
-   MaJjlal;. 
Num.z6. 3  3  .daughters  of  Zelophehad  vicK3Mahlab 
27. 1 .  Mablah,  Noah,  and  Hoglah 

/<j/&«<i  17.  3. 
3  6. 1 1  .for  Atafc/<zfc,Tirzah,and  Hoglah,  were 

Mahlt. 
£  wrf.6. 1 9.MuW;,Mufhi,the  fons  of  Merari 

Num.^.zo.i  Chr-6.19.S1  23.21.&  24.26. 
1  rtw.6.29.fonsof  Merari,AfrtW^Libni,his  fon 
47-the  fon  oiMabli,thc  fon  of  Mufhi 
23.23 .fons of  Mufhi,  Mahli,  and  Eder 

Chap.  24.  30. 
24.28.  oiMabli  came  Eleazer  who  had 
E^ra  8. 1 8  .of  the  fons  of  Mahli,  the  fon  of  Levi 

Mabttteg. 

Num.;.  2  3  .of  Merari,the  family  of  the  Mablites 
26. 5  8. family  of  the  Mahlites,ha\ily  of  theMa. 

Rutb  i.2.names  of  his  two  fons  Mabkn  &  Chili. 
•yMahlon  and  Chilion  died  alfo 
4.9-bought  all  that  was  Mablens  &  Chilions 
xo.Ruth  the  wife  of  Mahlon^ayc  I  purchafed 


1  JO's-4-3  i.wifer  then  Sarda  the  fon  oiMohol 


Gcn.16.41.  duke  Magdiel,  dukelram 

1  Cbron.  1.  54. 
Magfcian. 
Dan.  2.1  o.that  asked  fuch  things  at  any  magician 

^agfefanis, 
Gcn.41 .8.he  fent  and  called  for  all  the  magicians 

24,1  told  this  to  the  magicians 
Exp.7,11.  magicians  did  fo  »'» their  inchantments 
Ver.22.Chap.8.7,i8. 
S.  19. magicians  CaidfThh  is  the  finger  of  God 
9. 1 1. and  the  magicians  covdd  not  ftand  before 
for  the  boile  was  upon  the  magicians 
Dan.i.zo.izxi  times  better  then  ail  the  magicians 
2.2.King  commanded  to  call  the  magicians 
27. the  fecret —cannot  the  magician  fhew 
4-7.then  came  in  the  magicians ,but  they  could 

9.O  Beltefhazzer,mafter  of  the  /«<Jg.becaufe 
5.1 1  .thy  father  made  mafler  of  the  magicians 

Magnate. 
Judg.  1 8 ,7.there  was  no  magi(irate  in  the  land 
Euke  1 2. 5  8 . w  hen  thou  goeft  to  the  magifirate 

Magtftratesf. 
£^a  7.2  y.fet  magifirates  &  judges  wrt  may  judge 
Luke  iz.i  1. when  they  bring  you  unto  the  magifi. 
Ails  i6.2o.broughtthemto  the  magifirates /ay'mg 
22.and  the  magifi.  commanded  to  beat  them 
3  5.  magifirates  fent  the  ferjeants,faying 
i>6.magiftrates  have  fent  to  let  you  goe 
3  8.  ferjeants  told  thefe  words  unto  the  mag. 
Titus  3. 1. put  them  in  mind  to  obey  magifirates 


Neb.io.zo.Magpiap3Mzftiu\lam,}lczir3l~eaUd 

Maijalat). 
1  Cbn.7. 1 8  -hare  Ifhad,  Abiezer»and  Mabalab 

Ma^alaleel,  called  $$&\z\n\. 
Gen.5.1 2.Cainan  lived  feventy  yeers,&  begat  Ma. 
1 3-after  he  begat  Mahalalcel^qo.yeas 
1 5.  Mahalaleel  lived  ^5.yeers5and  begat  Jar. 
i6.afterhebegat  Jared,830.  yeeres 
1 7. all  the  dayes  of  Mahalaleel  8 9 5. yeeres 
1  Cbro.i.z.Kct\an,Mabala/eel,]eted 
Neb.11.4S0n  of  Shephatiah,fon  of  Mahalaleel 
Luke  3.37.which  was  the  fon  oiMaleleel 


Gen.  28.9.Efau  took  Mahalatb,da.ugbter  of  Ifhma. 
2  Cbro.  11 . 1 8  .Rehoboam  took  him  itfab.daughter 

Mafcanalm. 
Gen.i  2.2.he  called  the  name  of  the  place  Mabana. 
Jofb.i2..z6.  from  Mohan,  unto  the  border  of  De. 

3o.and  their  coaft  was  from  Mahanaim 
£  21.38.and  Mahanaim  with  her  fuburbs 
2  Srfw.2.8.and  brought  him  over  to  Mahanaim 
1 2.  went  out  from  Mahanaim  to  Gibeon 
29.over  Jordan,and  they  came  toMahanaim 
i7.24.then  David  came  to  Mahanaim,and 
27.when  David  was  come  to  Mahanaim 
x  9.3  2.King  of  fuftenance  while  he  lay  at  M ah. 
1  *(?»•&. 8. curfed  mejwhen  I  went  toMahanaim 

4.  i4.fon  of  Iddo  had  Mahanaim 
1  Cfo  0.6.8  o.and  Mahanaim  with  her  fuburbs 

Ma^anelj-©an. 
Judg.  1 8. 1 2.called  Mahanetb-Dan  unto  this  day 


2S(j/»,23.28.2H<rf>.theNetophathite  1  Cfc.n.30. 


Gf».i6.2.I  pray  thee  go  in  unto  my  maid 
3. took  Hagar  her  maid}ihc  Egyptian 
5.I  have  given  my  maid  into  thy  bofome 
6.behold  j  thy  maid  is  in  thy  hand 
8.Sarais  maid,v/hcncc  comeft  thou 
a?.24.Zilpah  his  maid,for  an  hand-maid 

2  9.Bilhah  his  hand-maid,  to  be  her  maid 
3  o.  3  .behold  my  maid  Bilhah :  go  in  unto  her 
7.Bilhah  Rachels  maid  conceived  again 
9»took  Zilpah  her  maid}and  gave  her  Jacob 
1  o. Z  ilpah  Leaths  moid  bare  Jacob  a  fon 
1 2. Zilpah  Leaths  maid  bare  Jacob  a  fecond 
£.W.2.5.faw  the  ark  amo.the  flags,fhefent  her;«. 
8.the  ma.  went  and  called  the  childes  mother 
21.20.if  a  man  fmite  his  fer.or  his  m.mth  a  rod 

26.or  the  eie  of  his  maid,  that  it  perifh 
22.16.and  if  a  man  entice  a  maid  that 
Lev.z5.6S0x  thy  maid,and  fox  thy  hired  fervant 
D£«t.2  2.i4.Icame  tohsr,I  found  her  not  a  moid 

I7.faying,l  found  not  thy  daughter  a  maid 
i  Kjn.5. 2. brought  away  captive  a  little  maid 

4.thus  and  thus  faid  the  maid  that  is  of  the 
£/?.  2. 7. and  the  maid  was  fair  anri  beautifull 
Job  3  i.i.why  then  fhould  I  think  upon  a  maid 
Pfm30.19.and  the  way  of  a  man  with  a  maid 
Ifa.  24.2.as  with  the  maidSo  with  her  miftrefle 
Jef.1.3  2. can  a  maid  forget  her  ornaments 

5 1.2  2. brake  in  pieces  the  young  man  &  them. 
Amos  2. 7. and  his  father  go  in  unto  thefamewwii 
Mat.y.z^.givc  place,for  the  maid  is  not  dead 

2 5. took  her  by  the  hand,  and  the  maidatok 
16.7 1. another  moid  faw  him,  and  faid 
M ar.i  4.6;j.and  a  maid  faw  him  again,and  began 
Lukj  8.54.called,faying,M<w^  atifc 
2  2. 5  6  .but  a  certain  maid  beheld  him  as 

MatecrjllO. 
Lev.  1 2.  j.but  if  fhe  beare  a  maid-child,then  fhee 

Matoen. 
Gen.30.1  S.becaufe  I  have  given  my  maiden  to  my 
/«rff.i9.24.behold,  here  is  my  daughter  a  maiden 
2  Cfcw.36.17.no  compaffion  on  young  man  or  m. 
£/?.2.4.&  let  the  maiden  which  pleafeth  the  King 
9.and  the  maiden  pleakd  him,and  ihee 
1 3.  thus  came  every  maiden  to  the  King 
Pfal.  123 ,2.and  as  the  eyes  of  a  maiden  to  the  hand 
Luke  8. 5  i.and  the  father  and  mother  of  the  maid. 


MAI        M  A  J 


MAI        M  A  K 


M  A  K        M  A  K 


Exod.z.f.and  her  maidens  walked  along  by  a  river 
Ruth  i.8.but  abide  here  faft  by  my  maidens 

2i.it  is  good  thou  go  out  with  his  maidens 
ilSo  ihe  kept  faft  by  the  maidens  of  Boaz 

J.2.Boaz  of  our  kindred,  with  whofe  mai.thou 

i  Sam, 9.1 1. -they  found  young  maidens  going  out 

Eftber  z.8.when  many  maidens  were  gathered  toge. 

o.oave  her— feven  maidens, which  were  meet 

4. 1 6 . 1  alfo  and  my  maidens  will  faft  likewife 
Jo^i.f. wilt  thou  bind  him  for  thy  maidens 
Pfal.78.63.thek  maidens  were  not  given  to  marri. 

i48.12.both  young  men  and  maidens,  old  men 
Pro.9-7.fhe  hathfent  forth  her  maidens,(he 

27.27.and  for  the  maintenance  for  thy  maidens 

31.1  j.andgivetha  portion  to  her  maidens 
Ecclcf.z.7.1  got  me  fervants,  and  maidens ,3nd  had 
£■^£.44.2  2.(hall  take  maidens  of  the  feed-of  the 
Luke  1 2.45-begin  to  beat  the  men-fer.and  maidens 

fl)}art>0. 
E^a  i*6$.  befides  their  fervants3and  their  maids 
Eftb.z.y.he  preferred  her  and  her  maids  unto 
12.  now  when  every  maids  turn  was  come 

4.4X0  Efthers  maids^ni  her  chamberlains 
Job  1 9.1  j.  my  maids  count  me  for  a  ftranger 
Lam. $.  1 1 .  they  ravifhed  the  maids  in  the  cit.of  Ju. 
£^.9.6.flay  utterly  both  old  &  young,both  mai. 
Nab.i.  7.  her  maids  mall  lead  her  as  with  the  voice 
Zec.9.  i7-young  men  cheerfully  new  wine  the  m. 
Mar.  i4.66.cometh  one  of  the  muds  of  the  high  p. 

$9a«j=fert>ant. 

Exod.i  1.  5  .to  the  firft-born  of  the  maid-fervant 

20.10.no  work,thy  man-ferva.  nor  thy  maid-f. 

Deut-i.  14. 

i7.not  covet  thy  neighb.wife,nor  his  maid-f. 

2 1 .7  .if  a  man  fel  his  daugh.to  be  a  maid-fervant 

27.it  he  fmite  out  his  maid- fervants  tooth,he 

3 2.if  an  ox  pufh  a  maid-fervant ,he  (hall  give 

Dfztf.5r.14.that  thy  man-fervant  &  maid-fmzy  reft 

2 1  .neither  (halt  thou  defire  thy  nci.maid-fer. 

I2.i8.eatthem,  thou,thyfon,— &  thy  maid-f. 

1  $.i7.alfo  to  thy  maid-fer.  thou  (halt  do  likew. 

1 6.1  i.rejoice  before  the  L. thou,— thy  maid-fe. 

i4.rejoice  in  thy  feaft,thou,— thy  maid-ferv. 

jWg.9.1 8.  made  Abimelech  fon  of  his  maid-f.K. 

Job  3  1.1  3.  if  I  did  defpife  the  caufe  of  my  maid-f. 

Je>\34.9.1et  his  man-fervant  and  maid-fer.  go  free 

10. mould  let  his  man-fervant  &  maid-fer. go 

3l)aii3;ferbant0« 

Gcn.\z.\6.  Abram  had  maid- fervants,  &  (he-affes 

20. 17. God  healed  Abimelechs  maid-fervants 

24. j  f.given  my  mafter  maid-fervants 

jo. 45 .  Jacob  had  much  cattell,&  maid-fervants 

3  i.j  j.  Lab.  entered  into  the  two  maid-f.tents 

Deut.  1 2.1 2.rejoice,ye,  — &  your  men-f.&  maid-f. 

1  Sam.S.ig.  &  he  (hall  take  your  men-f.&  maid-f 

1  Sam.6.ti.o( the  maid-ferv.ihM.  I  be  had  in  hon. 

2  Kin-  5-i6.is  it  a  time  to  receive  men-f.&  maid-f 
Neh.7 .67 .befides  their  men-fervants  &  maid-ferv. 

^ajeftp, 
I  Chro.z?. 1 1. thine,  O  Lo.  is  the  power  &  majefiy 
2  5.beftowed  upon  him  fuch  royall  ma/ejly  as 
Eftb.i.q.yihen  he  (hewed  the  honour  of  his  majefty 
Job  j7.22-withGod  is  terrible  majefiy 

40.10.deck  thy  fe'lf  with  majefiy 
Pfal.z  1. 5.  honour  and  majefy  haft  thou  laid  upon 
29»4.the  voice  of  the  Lord  is  full  of  majefy 
4f.j.on  thy  thigh— with  thy  glo.&  thy  mafefy 

4. and  in  thy  majefiy  ride  profperoufly 
9j.r.  the  Lord  reigneth  with  majefy 
96.6' .honour  and  majesty  are  before  him 
104.  i.thou  art  clothed  with  honour  and  majefy 
I4f.$.fpeak  of  the  glorious  hon.  or  thy  majefiy 
1 2. the  glorious  majefiy  of  his  kingdomc 
Ifa.z.  io.hide  thee  for  the  glory  of  his  majefiy 
19.  into  holes  for  fear  of  his  majefiy 
2 1. for  the  glory  of  his  majeft.vthen  he  arifeth 
24.1 4. they  (hall  ting  for  the  majefiy  of  the.  Lord 
26. 1  o.will  not  behold  the  majefiy  of  the  Lord 
E'^.7.20.the  beauty  of  his  ornam.  he  fet  in  maje. 
Dan. 4.20.  built  for  the  honour  of  my  majefty 
5  6.excellcnt  majefiy  was  added  unto  me 
5.18.  gave  Nebuchadnezzar  thy  father  majefty 
1 9-and  for  the  majefty  he  gave  him,all  people 
Micai)  f  .4-feed  in  the  majefty  of  the  Na.ofthe  L. 
Hcb.  i .  j  .fate  down  on  the  right  ha.  of  the  maje.on 


8.  i.righc  hand  of  the  throne  of  the  majefiy 
2  Vet.  1 .  i6.but  were  eye-witnefles  of  his  majefty 
Jude  2  5 .to  the  only  wife  God  be  glery  and  majefty 

&9afme0, 
Lev.zz.zz.  blind,  broken, or  maimed yt  (hall  not 
■M^t.tj^o.baving  with  them  thofe  that  were  mm. 
ji.wondred  when  they  fa  w  the  maimed  tobe 
1 8.8. better  to  enter  into  life  msimed,mthet  then 
Mar. 9. 4$. 
Luke  14. 1  j. when  thou  makeft  a  feaft,call  the  ma. 
2 1. bring  in  hither  the  poor  and  maimed 
flgjatne. 
Aff.zj. 40.hoifed  up  the  maine  fail  to  the  wind 

s    Maintain. 
1  i<OTg-8.4?.hear'theirprayer,and  mmtainths.it 

Verfe  49. 
59.that  he  maintain  the  caufe  of  his  fervant 

1  Cfo\26.27.dedicate  to  maint.tht  houfe  of  the  L. 

2  Chro.6. 3 5. then  hear,  and  maintain  their  caufe 

Vcrfe  j  9. 

Job  1  j.  1  5.  but  I  will  maintain  mine  own  wayes 
Pfal.  140.12. L.  will  maintain  the  caufe  of  rhc  affl. 
T«.j.8.  might  be  catefull  to  maintain  goodworks 
14.  let  ours  maintain  good  works  for  neceffa. 
£$attttaineO. 
Pfal.9. 4.  for  thou  haft  maintained  my  right 

Slflatotafneft. 

Pfal. 16.$. and  thou  maintaineft  my  lot 

S^afntenancc. 
E^ra  4. 1 4-now  becaufe  we  have  maintenance  from 
Pro.2  7.27.  and  for  the  maintenance  of  thy  maidens 

aijalsaj. 
1  I£mg.4.9.thefonofDtkarinAfafca^,  and  in 


Ges-1.26.let  us  ma\e  man  in  our  image 
2. 18.  He  make  him  an  help  meet  for  him 
j.iJ.tree  to  be  defired,  to  ma\e  one  wife 

2i.«2^£coats  of  skins,and  doathed  them 
6.14.  make  thee  an  ark  of  gopher-wood 

rooms  (halt  thou  make  in  the  ark 
1  f.fafhion  which  thou  (halt  make  it  of 
i6.a  window  (halt  thou ma\e  to  the  ark 

wth  lower /ec.&  3 d  ftories  (halt  thou  m. 
9.i2.this  is  the  token  of  the  cove.which  I  ma\e 
n.j.letusw^e  brick, and  burn  them 

4.1et  us  make  us  a  name,  left  we  be  fcattered 
1 2. 2.and  I  will  wke  of  thee  a  great  nation 

Chap.46.j- 
I  will  make  thy  name  great 
1  j .  1 6.Ile  make  thy  feed  as  the  dult  of  the  earth 
17. 6. 1  will makethee exceeding fruitfull 

I  will  make  nations  of  thee 
20  I  will  make  Ifhmael  fruitfull 

I  will  make  him  a  great  nation 
i8.6.knead  it,and  make  cakes  upon  the  hearth 
i9.32.1etus»z^our  father  drink  wine 

34-let  us  malic  him  drink  wine  this  night 
2 1. 1  j.fon  of  the  bond-woman  wil  I  make  ana. 

18.I  will  make  him  a  great  nation 
24.  j  .1  will  makf  thee  fwear  by  the  Lord 
26.4.I  will  make  thy  feed  as  theftars  of  heaven 
zj.i,.make  me  favoury  meatjfuch  as  I  love 
7. bring  me  veni(on,mahLe  me  favoury  meat 
J.lle  make  them  favoury  meat  for  thy  father 
28. 3. God  Almighty  make  thee  fruitfull 

and  make  thee  a  multitude  of  people 
j  2. 1 2.1  will  make  thy  feed  as  the  fand 
J4.9.  make  ye  marriages  with  us 

jo.ye  have  troubled  me,  to  make  me  to  ftink 
3  J.i.go  to  Bethel,and  make  there  an  altar 

j.I  will  make  there  an  altarunto  God 
$o.\$.make  mention  of  me  unto  Pharaoh 
47.6.in  the  beft  of  the  land  make  thy  father 

then  make  them  rulers  over  my  cattell 
48.4.I  will  make  thee  fruitfull 

Ihma\e  of  thee  a  multitude  of  people 
20.  God  make  thee  as  Ephraim  and  Manaff. 
Exod-  <;.  ?.  and  ye  make  them  reft  from  their  burd. 
7.  no  more  give  the  people  ftraw  to  make  br. 
8. tale  of  the  bricks  which  they  did  make 
16. and  they  fay  unto  us,Make  brick 
1 2.3  .to  his  eating,  (hall  make  your  count  for 
18.16. 1  Aomake  them  know  theftatutesof  G. 
20.4.  (halt  not  ma\e  to  thy  felf  any  grav-  image 
%  j.  ye  (hall  not  make  with  me  gods  of  filver 
nei.fhall  ye  make  unto  you  gods  of  gold 
Mmm    3 


24>an  altar  of  earth  thou  (halt  ma\z  unto  me 

25.  if  thou  wilt  make  me  an  altar  of  ftone 
2i.34.the  owner  of  the  pit  (hall  ma\e  it  good 
2 2,3. for  he  (hould  make  full  reftirution 

j.ofthebeftofhisown  vin.lhal  he  ;»<?.refti. 

6. he  that  kindl.the  fire  (hall  furely  make  reft. 

1 1.. and  he  (hall  not  make  it  good 

I2.he(hall  make  reftitution  unto  the  owner 

1 3. he  (hall  not  make  good  thu  which  was 

i4.he  (lull  furely  make  it  good 

i  f.ownerbewith  it:  he  (hill  not  rn.it  good 
2j.ij.^.no  mention  of  the  names  of  oth.gods 

27.1le  ma.a\[  thine  enemies  turn  their  backs 

3  3  .left  they  make  thee  fin  againft  me 
2  5 ,8. and  let  them  make  me  a  fanftuary 

9.even  fo  (hall  ye  mal(e  it 

10. they  (hall  make  an  arkeof  Shittim  wood 

1 7  .make  upon  it  a  cro  wne  of  gold 

Verfe  2  4. 

1 3  .thou  (halt  make  (laves  of  Shittim  wood 

17.  make  a  mercy-feat  of  pure  gold 

J9.(hak  ma\e  two  cherubins  of  gold 

of  beaten  work  (halt  thou  ma\e  them 

ly.make  one  cherubin  on  the  one  end 

even  of  the  mercy-feat  (hall  ye  ma.  the 

2  3  .thou  (halt  alfo  m.  a  table  of  Shittim  wo. 
zf.maketo  it  a  border  of  an  hand-breadth 

make  a  golden  crown  to  the  border 
26. (halt  make  for  it  four  rings  of  gold 
28.thou  thaU  make  the  ftaves  of  Shittim  w. 
29. and  thou  (hait  make  the  difhes  thereof 

of  pure  gold  (halt  thou  make  them 

3  i.thou  (halt  ma.  a  candlftick  of  pure  gold 
3  7. thou  (hale  make  the  feven  lamps  thereof 
39.of  a  taleut  of  pure  gold  (hall  he  make  it 
40.1ook  that  thou  w.them  after  their  pattern 

26. 1  .(halt  ma.tht  tabernacle  with  ten  curtaines 

with  cherubirhs— (halt  thou  make  them 

4. thou  (halt  m.  loopes  of  blue  upon  the  edge 

(halt  /».tn  the  uttermoft  edge  of  another 

j.fifty  loopes  (halt  thou  m.'m  the  one  curtain 

&  fifty  loops  (halt  thoutfa.in  the  edge 

<>.and  thou  (halt  #w.fifty  taches  of  gold 

7. thou  (halt  make  curtaines  of  goats  hair 

eleven  curtaines  (halt  thou  #2*^ 
io.fhalt  ma\e  fifty  loops  on  the  edge  of  the 
1 1  .and  thou  (halt  make  fifty  taches  of  braffe 
i4.thou  (halt  make  a  covering  for  the  tent 
i^.make  boards  tor  the  taber.of  Shittim  wo. 
1 7.thus  (halt  thou  ma.for  all  the  boards  of 
18. thou  (halt  make  the  boards  for  the  taber. 
19. thou  (halt  make  fourty  fockcts  of  filver 
2i. fides  of  the  rab.  weft-ward, thou  (halt  m- 
z  3  .two  boards  (halt  thou  ma.(ox  the  corners 
26.thou  (hah  make  bars  of  Shittim  wood 
z<).make  their  rings  of  gold  for  places  for 
j  1. and  thou  (haltw**^  a  vail  of  blue 
j 6. thou  (halt  ma.zn  hanging  for  rhe  doore 
37.w2.for  the  hanging  five  pillars  ofShitt.w. 
27. i.thou  (halt  make  an  altar  of  Shittim  wood 
2. thou  (halt  #z^e  the  homes  of  it  upon 
3  .w^e  his  pans  to  receive  his  afhes 

the  veffels  thereof  thou  (halt  m.oi  braffe 
q.make  for  it  a  grate  of  net- work  of  braffe 

on  the  net  (halt  thou  »i.four  brafen  rings 
6.thou  (halt  make  ftaves  for  the  altar 
8.hollow  with  boards  (halt  thou  make  it 

(hewed  thee  in  the  mo.fo  (halt  thou  m.it 
9. make  the  court  of  the  tabernacle  for  the 
zS.z.make  holy  garments  for  Aaron  Vcrfe  4. 
j  .may  «?.Aarons  garments  to  confecrate  him 
4.the(e  are  the  garments  which  they  (hall  ma. 
6.they  (hall  make  the  ephod  of  gold 
1 1  .make  them  to  be  fet  in  ouches  of  gold 
1  j. and  thou  (halt  make  ouches  of  gold 
1 4-of  wreathen  work  (halt  thou  make  them 
1  $.m.  the  breaft-pl.  of  judgment  with  cunni. 
after  the  work  of  the  ephod  thou  fha.  m. 
of  fine  twined  linnen  (halt  thou  ma.  it 
zz.make  upon  the  breaft-plate  chains  at  the 
23.«w^uponthebreaft-platetworings  of 
26. thou  (halt  ma.  two  rings  of  gold ,&  thou 
27. two  other  rings  of  gold  thou  (halt  mike 
3  1  .make  the  robe  of  the  ephod  all  of  blue 
I ;  .thou  (halt  make  pomegranates  of  blue 
3  tf.thou  (halt  »w£e  a  plate  of  pure  gold 

3  9.thoul 


M  A  K        M  A  K 


MAK        M  A  K 


M  A  K         MAK 


j9.thou  (hair  maty  the  mitre  of  fine  linnen 

thou  (halt  malic  the  girdle  of  needle  wo. 
40.for  Aarons  fons  thou  ihalt  maty coats 

and  bonnets  (halt  thou  maty  for  them 

4*.thou'fhalt  maty  them  linnen  breeches 

29.2.  ofwheatenflowr  (halt  thou  ffzafc  them 

30. 1.  thou  (halt  maty  an  altar  to  burn  incenfe 

of  Shittim  wood  fhalt  thou  maty  it 

4.two  golden  rings  fhalt  thoumaty  to  it 

on  the  two  (ides  of  it  (halt  thou  make  it 
%  .thou  fhalt  makethe  ftaves  of  Shittim  wood 
i8.thou  fhalt  make  a  laver  of  brafle 
25.  thou  fhalt  make  it  an  oyl  of  holy  oyntm. 
3  2.  neither  (hall  ye  make  any  other  like  it 
3  j.  and  thou  (halt  wa^e  it  a  perfume 
37.you  (hall  not  «<%  to  your  felves 
38.whofo.  (hall  make  like  to  that  to  fmell  to 
3 1.6.  that  they  may  make  all  that  I  have  comm. 
3  2. 1 .  up ;  make  us  gods  which  (hall  go  bef.  us 

1  o. and  I  will  make  of  thee  a  great  nation 
a  3  .they  (aid  unto  mQ,Maty  us  gods 

3  3 . 1 9.I  wil  make  all  my  goodneffe  paffe  before 

3  4.  i6.and  make  thy  fons  go  a  whoring  afttoth. 
1 7  .thou  (halt  <»a^  thee  no  molten  gods 

3  5.  lo.maty  all  that  the  Lord  hath  commanded 
3  3  .to  wa^  any  manner  of  cunning  work 

3<5.3.fervkeofthc  fanctuary,to»a^eitwithall 
y.  ofthe  woik  which  the  Lord  com.  to  maty 
6.1et  neith.  man  ncr  woman  make  any  more 
7.fufncient  for  all  the  work,to  make  it,&  too 

2  2.thusdid  he  make  for  all  the  boards  ofthe 
Lev.  5. 1 6. he  dial  maty  amends  for  the  harm  w  hich 

8.1  y.to  maty  reconciliation  upon  it 
1 1.43 .  ye  lhall  not  make  your  felves  abominable 
neith.wa^e  your  felves  unclean  wth  them 
47. to  make  a  difference  between  the  unclean 
i9.4.nor  make  to  your  felves  molten  gods 

28. ye  (hall  notzsa^eany  cuttings  in  your  fl. 
20. 2  5 .  ye  (hall  not  make  your  fouls  abominable 
21.5-they  (hall  nor  make  baldnefll  upon  their 

nor  make  any  cuttings  in  their  flefh 
22.22.  nor  make  any  offering  by  fire  of  them 

24.neither  (hall  you  make  any  offering  therof 
2  3. 2  2.  not  make  clean  riddance  ofthe  corners 
1 4. 1 8 .  (hall  make  it  good,beaft  for  bead 
25.9.  in  the  day  ofthe  atto.ye  (hzlimaty  the  tr. 
2  6.i.ye(halw«£e youno  idols,  nor  graven  im. 
6.and  none  (hall  make  you  afraid 
9.  and  I  will  make  you  fruitfull 
j  9.  and  I  will  make  your  heaven  as  iron 
2  2.deftroy  your  cattell,and  make  you  few  in 
2 7. 2. when  a  man  (hall  make  a  Angular  vow 
Num.^.ii .to  the  woman,the  L.  make  thee  a  curfe 
when  the  L.doth  make  thy  thigh  to  rot 
22.  to  make  thy  belly  to  fmell,  and  thy  thigh 
6. 7. not  make  himielfe  unclean  for  his  father 

2$. the  Lord  make  his  face  to  fhine  upon 
8.7.  and  fo make  themfelves clean 
lo.i.maty  thee  two  trumpets  of  filver 

of  an  whole  piece  fhalt  thou  make  them 
1 4>4.faid  one  to  another,  Let  us  make  us  a  cap. 
1 2  and  will  make  of  thee  a  greater  nation 
3o.concern.which,Ifware  to  make  you  dwell 
1 5.3  -wil  make  an  offering  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 
to  mal^e  a  fwr et  favour  unto  the  Lord 
lo.maty  them  fringes  in  the  borders  of 
16. 1 3  .except  thou  make  thy  felf  altoge.a  prince 
30. if  the  L.wa^eanew  thing,&  the  earth  op. 
38.  let  them  make  them  broad  plates 
17.5  .&  lie  make  to  ceafe  from  me  the  murmur. 
2 1 .8  .Lord  {aid  to  Mo(e&tMaty  thee  a  fiery  ferp. 
30.8.  then  he  (hall  make  her  vow  wcb  (lie  vowed 

1  %  .if  he  (hall  any  wayes  make  them  void 
3 1.2  3-ye  (hall  make  it  go  thorow  the  fire 

ye  (hall  maty  it  go  thorow  the  water 
Deitt.1.1  l.L.maty  you  a  thouftimes  fo  many  moe 
1 3. and  I  will  make  them  rulers  over  you 
4-io.and  I  will  make  them  hear  my  words 
1 6.  left  ye  make  you  a  graven  image 

Verfe  23. 

2  j  .when  thou  fhalt  make  a  graven  image,  or 
5.8  .thou  fhalt  not  make  thee  any  graven  image 
7V3-.rfe-it.fy.  (halt  thouwaa^?  marriages  with  them 
8.3.thathe might  wa^thee  knowjthat  man 
9.14.  and  I  will  make  of  thee  a  nation  mightier 
10.1.  and  make  thee  an  ark  of  wood 


1 3 . 1 4.then  fhalt  thou  enquire,and  make  fearch 
1 4. 1  .nor  ma  any  baldnefs  between  your  eyes 

1  y.  1. end  of  every  7.yeers  thou  (halt  make  a'  re. 
1 6. 1 8.  judges  and  officers  fhalt  thou  make  thee 

2 1  .neer  to  the  alt.  of  the  L.wd'  thou  (halt  m. 

19.1  S.the  judges  (halmaty  diligent  inquifition 
ao.9.that  they  (hall  make  captains  of  the  armies 

1 1  .if  it  rna^e  thee  anfwer  of  peace,  and  open 
1 2.if  it  will .maty  no  peace  with  thee,but  wil 

2  i.i4.thou  fhalt  not  make  merchandize  of  her 

i6,that  he  may  not  make  the  fon  ofthe  bclo. 
22.8.  then  thou  (halt  make  a  battlement  forthy 

1 2.  (halt  make  the  fringes  upon  the  4.  quart. 
2  6. 1 9.  to  make  thee  high  above  all  nations 
28.1 1. &  the  L.  (hall  make  thee  plent.  in  goods 

1  J.and  the  L-ttatt'maty  thee  the  head,and 

2  i.L.fhall  make  the  peftilence  cleave  to  thee 
24.L.fhall  make  the  rain  of  thy  land  powder 
59.rhenthe  L.  will  make  thy  plagues  wond. 

30.9. Lord  thy  G.will  »za^e  thee  plent.in  every 
2  2.26.I  would  make  the  remem.  of  them  to  ce. 

39.I  kill,andl  make  alive 

42.  will  make  mine  arrows  drunk  with  bio. 
/tf/1 1.8. then  thou  fhalt  make  thy  way  profperous 
5.2.faid  unto  Jofhua,  Make  thee  fliarp  knives 
6.  j.  when  they  make  a  long  blaft  with  the  rams 

icye  (hall  not  (hout,  nor  make  any  noife 

1 8 .  left  you  make  your  felves  accurfed 

and  make  the  camp  of  Ifrael  a  curfe 
7.3-and  make  not  all  the  people  tolabour 

i9.and  make  confeffion  unto  him,&  tell  me 
9. 6. now  therefore  make  ye  a  league  with  us 

7. how  (hall  we  make  a  league  with  you 

1 1. therefore  now  make  ye  a  league  with  us 
i2.2f.yourchil.;»a^  our  chil. ceafe  from  feati. 
23. 7.nei.»*a£e  merit,  cf  the  name  of  their  gods 

1 2. and  (hall  make  marriages  with  them 
fudg.z.z.  ye  (hall  make  no  league  with  the  inhab. 
16.2y.call  for  Samp,  that  he  may  make  us  fpoit 
1 7.?. for  my  fon,to  make  a  graven  image 
20. 38. that  they  fhculd  wa^eagreat  flame  with 
Ruth  3.3.  but  make  not  thy  felf  known  to  the  man 
4.1  i.L.make  the  worn,  that  is  come  into  thine 
1  Sam.i. 6. provoked  her fore,for  to  make  net  fret 
2.8.  &  to  make  them  inherit  the  throne  of  glory 

2 4. ye  make  the  Lords  people  to  tranfgreffe 

29.  make  your  felves  fat  with  the  chicfeft  of 
6.f  .wheref.  ye  PcaWmaty  images  of  your  emcr. 

7. now  therefore  make  a  new  cart,and  take 
8.  j.  make  us  a  king  to  judge  us 

1 2.  to  make  his  inftruments  of  warre 

2  2.to  their  voice,and  make  them  a  king 
1 2.22. hath  plcafed  theL.  to  make  you  his  peo. 
1 3 .  19. left  the  Hebrews  make  them  fwor.  or  fp. 

1 7. 2  f  .make  his  fathers  houfe  free  in  Ifrael 
1 8 . 2  y  .but  Saul  thought  to  maty  David  fall 
2  2.7.  and  make  you  all  captains  of  thoufands 

2  y.28.will  certainly  make  my  lord  a  fure  houfe 
28.2.thert£  will  I  make  thee  keeper  of  my  head 
i  j. for  the  Philiftines  make  war  againft  me 
29.4.^/^  this  fellow  turn,  that  he  may  go 
2  Sam. 3 . 1 2.alfo  make  thy  league  with  me 
1 3. well,  I  will  mzty  a  league  with  thee 
2i.that  they  may  make  a  league  with  thee 
7.1 1. that  he  will  make  thee  an  houfe 
2 1. to  make  thy  fervant  know  them 
23.10  make  him  a  name,  and  to  do  for  you 
1 1.2  j.maty  thy  battell  more  ftrong  againft  the 
1 3. y.and  make  thy  felf  lick,  and  when  thy  fath. 
6,and  make  me  a  couple  of  cskes  in-rny  fight 
t5.14.make  (peed  to  depart ,left  he  overtake 

20.fhould  I  this  day  make  thee  go  up  &  down 
I7.2.and  will  make  him  afraid 
2  3  ,y. although  he  make  it  not  to  grow 
1  ^i.1.37.  make  his  throne  greater  then  the  throne 
47.  God  make  the  name  of  Solo,  better  then 
make  his  throne  greater  then  thy  throne 
2.42.did  not  I  make  thee  to  fwear  by  the  Lord 
8. 29_which  thy  ferv.fhall  ma.  toward  this  place 
zCbr.6.21. 
3  3 .  make  fupplication  to  thee  in  this  houfe 

a  Cbron.6i^. 

47. repent,  and  make  fupplication  unto  thee 

9.22.cbil.of  Ifra.did  Solom.maty  nobondmen 

2  Cbron.8.9. 

1  r.34.  ma\e  him  prince  all  the  dayes  of  his  life 


1 2. 1  .come  to  Shechem  to  make  him  king 

aCfo-.io.l. 
4.maty  thou  the  grievojs  fervice — lighter 
9.maty  the  ycke  lighter 
lO.but  make  thou  it  lighter  unto  us 

2  Chr.  10.10. 
16.3.  make  thy  houfe  like  the  houfe  of  Jerobo- 

Chap.  21.22.   z  Kjng.g.y. 

2 1. followed  Tibni,  to  make  him  king 
17.13.  make  me  thereof  a  little  cake 

after  make  for  thee,and  for  thy  fon 
19.2.  if  I  make  not  thy  life  as  the  life  of  one  of 
zo. i^.maty  ftreets  for  thee  in  Damafcus 
2  Kwg-l  .16. make  this  valley  full  of  ditches 

4.10.  let  us  make  a  little  chamber 
5>7.am  I  a  god,to  kill  and  to  make  alive 

6  l.let  us  make  us  a  place  there,where  we  may 
7. 2. Lord  would  make  windowes  in  heaven 

Verfe  19. 
9.  2.  make  him  arife  up  from  among  his  brethr. 
10.5-.  we  will  not  make  any  king 

18.30.  neith.  let  Hez.  maty  you  truftintheL. 

lfa.i6.Ki. 

-    31.  maty  an  agreement  with  me  by  a  prefent 

lfa.16.16. 

21.8. 1  make  the  feetof  Ifrael  move  any  more 

2  ^.icmaty  his  fon  or  daughter  to  paffe  thorow 

1  Cbro.  1 1. 10. with  all  lfrael,to  make  him  king 

12. 31.  to  come  and  make  David  king 

Verfe  3  8. 
16. 42. for  thofethat  (hould  make  a  found 
1 7. 2 1  .to  make  thee  a  name  of  greatnefle 

22.  people  Ifrael  didft  thou  make  thine  own 
21. 3. make  his  peop.  100.  times  fo  many  mo  as 
22.5.I  will  now  make  preparation  for  it 
2  8. 4. to  make  me  king  over  Ifrael 
29. 1 2. in  thine  hand  it  is  to  make  great 

2  Cbr.^.i  1. was  to  make  for  king  Sol.for  the  houfe 

16.  did  Huram  his  father  make  to  K.  Solom. 
%.  1 3  .to  make  one  found  to  be  heard 
<?.2  2.oath  be  laid  upon  hinyo  make  him  fwear 

7.1 1.  Solo,  heart  to  make  in  the  houfe  ofthe  L. 
20. and  will  maty  it  a  proverb 

8-8.them  did  Solomon  make  to  p3y  tribute 

1  i,z2.for  he  thought  to  wa/5?  him  King 
i^.y.maty about  them  wals  and  towers 
20.31S.to  make  (hips  to  go  to  Tarfhifh 

2  j  M.maty  thee  fall  before  the  enemy 

30.5.  to  make  proclamation  throughout  all  Ifr.  j 
Eya  f^.and  xomity  up  this  wall 

4.names  ofthe  men  that  make  this  building 
9.and  to  make  up  thefe  wals 
6. 8.  moreover,  I  make  a  decree  what  ye  fhall  do 
7. 1 3. 1  make  a  decree,that  all  they  ofthe  peop. 

2 1  .do  ma!{e  a  decree  to  all  the  treasurers 
10.11  .make  confeffion  unto  the  Lo.G.of  your 
Neb. 2.4. for  what  doft  thou  make  rcqueft 
8. give  me  timber  to  make  beams 
8.12.  people  went  their  way  to  make  gre.  mirth 
1  ?.  to  make  boothes,  as  it  is  written 
Efibey  1.20.  kings  decree  which  he  fhall  maty  fhall 
4.8.  to  make  fupplication  unto  him 

to  make  requeft  before  him  for  her  people 
7.7.Himan  flood  up  to  make  requeft  for 
9.22.  that  they  (hould  make  them  daies  of  feaft. 
Job  %.  1 8. and  his  hand  make  whole 

2,$.maty  thy  fupplication  fo  the  Almighty 

6.ma.the  hab.of  thy  righteoufhes  profperous 
9. 1 5.I  would  make  fupplication  to  my  judge 

30. and  make  my  hands  never  fo  clean 
1 1. 3. (hould  thy  lies  make  men  hold  their  peace 
(hall  no  man  make  thee  afhamed  * 
ig.  and  none  fhall  make  thee  afraid 

yea,  many  (hall  make  fute  unto  thee 
13.21  .let  not  thy  dread  make  me  afraid 
z^.make  me  to  know  my  tranfgreffion 

1  y. 2 4. trouble  &  anguifh  (hall  make  him  afraid 
1 8- 1 1 .  terrours  (hall  ma\t  him  afraid  on  every 

1 9. 3 .  that  you  make  your  felves  ftrange  to  mee 

2  2. 27. thou  (halt  make  thy  prayers  unto  him 
24.1 1.  which  makeoy\  within  their  wals 

2  j. who  will  make  me  a  lyar 
28.2  y .to  maty  the  weight  for  the  winds 
3 1 . 1  j. that  made  me  in  the  womb,  maty  hirn 
33.7.myterrour(hallnotwii^me  afraid 
34.29.who  then  can  make  trouble 

319  Aeyl 


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M  A  K        M  A  K 


M  A  K        M  A  K 


3  5 .9. they  maty  the  oppreffed  to  cry 
39.20.cand:  thou maty  him  afraid  as  a  grafhop. 

i7.and  maty  her  neft  on  high 
40.19.can  ma.  his  fword  to  approach  unto  him 
4 1.  j.  willhe»M£e  many  fupplicati.  unto  thee 

6.(hall  the  companions  ma.z  banquet  of  him 

28.the  arrow  cannot  maty  him  flee 
Ppil.<^.S. maty  thy  way  ftraight  before  my  face 
6.6.maty  I  my  bed  to  fwim 
2 1  .^.maty  them  as  a  fiery  oven  in  the  time  of 

12.fb.1lt  thou  maty  them  turn  their  backe 
22_9.thou  didft  maty  me  hope 
j  1. 1 6. maty  thy  face  to  fhine  upon  thy  fervant 
34.  J.my  foule  mail  maty  her  boaft  in  the  Lord 
z6.%.maty  them  drink  of  the  rivers  of  thy  plea. 
39.4. Lord  maty  me  to  know  mine  end 

Z.maty  me  not  a  reproach  of  the  foolifli 
40. 1 7  .maty  no  tarry ing,0  my  G od 
qi.maty  all  his  bed  in  his  fickneffe 
45.i6.mayeft  make  princes  in  all  the  earth 

17. maty  thy  Name  to  be  rememb.in  all  gen. 
46.4.fhall  maty  glad  the  city  of  God 
fi.6.maty  me  to  know  wifdome 

8. maty  me  to  heare  joy  and  gladnefle 
5  5.2.  mourne  in  my  coropla.  and  maty  a  noifc 
$7.  i.fhadow  of  thy  wings  wil  I  ma.my  refuge 
59.6.they  maty  a  noifc  like  a  dog 

1 4.1et  them  maty  a  noife  like  a  dog 
6$.8.maty  their  own  tongue  to  fal  upon  themf. 
66.1. maty  a  joyfull  noife  unto  God 

z.maty  his  praife  glorious 

8  .maty  the  voice  of  his  praife  to  be  heard 
6g.zi.maty  their  loines continually  to  (hake 

70.5.0  Lovd,maty  no  tarrying 

7 1.16.  He  maty  mention  of  thy  righteoufheffe 

8 1. 1. maty  a  joyfull  noife  unto  the  God  of  Jac. 

8j.2.for  loe,thine  enemies  maty  a  tumult 
1  i-maty  their  nobles  like  Oreb>and  Zeb 
13 .0  my  God,maty  them  like  a  wheele 
i  j. and  maty  them  afraid  with  thy  ftorme 

84.6.through  the  valley  of  Baca,w<z^  it  a  well 

87.4.1  will  maty  mention  of  Rahab 
89.27.alfo  I  will  maty  him  my  firft-borne 

29. his  feed  alfo  wil  I  maty  to  endure  for  ever 
$0.1  ^. maty  us  glad  accor.to  the  dayes  wherein 
9$.i.letus  maty  a  joyfull  noife  to  the  rock 

z.maty  a  joyfull  noife  unto  him  withPfalms 
<fi.6t.maty  a  joyfull  noife  unto  the  Lord 

P/2t/.ioo.i. 
maty  a  loud  noife  ,and  rejoyce  and  fing 
6.maty  a  joyfull  noife  before  the  Lord 
104. 1  5  .and  oile  to  maty  his  face  fhine 
i7.where  the  birds  maty  their  nefts 
1  io.i.untill  I  maty  thine  enem.  thy  footftoole 
1 1 5.8.  they  that  maty  them  are  like  unto  them 
Pfal.i^.iS. 
1 19.z7.maty  me  to  underftand  the  way  of  thy 
l^. maty  mzto  go  in  the  path  of  thy  comma. 
135.  maty  thy  face  to  fhine  upon  thy  fervant 
1 3 2. 1 7.  there  wil  I  maty  the  horn  of  Da.to  bud 
1  j9.8.ifl  ma.  my  bed  in  hell,  behold,  thou  art 
14  2. 1. unto  the  Lo.did  I  maty  my  fupplication 
Pro.6.3.and  maty  fure  thy  friend 
1 4.9.fooles  maty  a  mock  at  fin 
2P.  1 8.and  with  good  advice  maty  war 
15. and  after  vowes  to  maty  enquiry 
I2.2i.thatl  might  ma.thee  know  the  certainty 

zt,.maty  no  friendfhip  with  an  angry  man 
22.$.for  riches  certainly  maty  themfelvs  wings 
24.6.  by  wife  counfell  thou  mall  maty  thy  war 

Z7. maty  it  fit  for  thy  felf  in  the  field 
27.1 1. and  maty  my  heart  glad 
30.26".  yet  maty  they  their  houfes  in  the  rockes 
JE«/e/;2.24.that  he  fhould  »m. his  foul  enjoy  good 
7. 1  j.who  can  maty  that  ftraight  which  he 
*6. neither  maty  thy  felf  over-wife 
Cant.1.1  i.we  will  maty  thee  borders  ofgold 
Ifiu  1 . 1  5.  when  ye  #w.many  prayers,I  will  not  hear 
i6.wa(h  ye, maty  ye  cleane 
3 .7.  maty  me  not  a  ruler  of  the  people 
6.io.maty  the  heart  of  this  people  fat 
7 .6.1et  us  maty  therein  a  breach  for  us 
10.23.L0rd  God  of  hofts  (hall  ma.  a  confump. 
1  i.3.(hallwa^hiraofquicke  underftanding 

1 5.  and  maty  men  goe  over  dry-fhod 
1  z.a,.maty  mention  that  his  Name  is  exalted 


13.12.  lie matyz  man  more  precious  then  fine 
20.neither  (hall  the  (hephearcs  ma.theit  fold 
14.z1.maty  it  a  poffeffion  for  the  bittern 
16.1. maty  thy  fhadow  as  the  night 
i7.i.and  none  (hall  maty  them  afraid 
1 1. in  the  day  thou  (halt  maty  thy  plaint 
morn. (hall  thou  maty  thy  feed  to  flour. 

I  z.maty  a  noife,like  the  noife  of  the  feas 

ma.i  ru(hing,like  the  rulhing  of  migh. 
19.10.all  that  maty  fluces  and  ponds  for  fiih 
z3.16.maty  fweet  melody, fing  many  fongs 
z%.6.maty  unto  all  people  a  feaft  of  fat  things 
26. 1 3. will  v/c  maty  mention  of  thy  Name 
27.5 .that  he  may  maty  peace  with  me 
28.9.  whom  will  he  maty  to  underftand  doctr. 
29. 2  i.that  maty  a  man  an  offender  for  a  word 
3  z.6.  to  maty  empty  the  foule  pf  the  hungry 

I I  .drip  ye,and  maty  ye  bare 

34.1 5. there  (hall  the  great  owlematy  her  neft 
37.9.come  forth  to  maty  war  with  thee 
3  8. 1  6  .recover  me  and  maty  me  to  live 
40. 3 .  maty  ftraight  in  the  defart  a  way  for  our 
4 1 . 1  j.Ile  ma.  thee  a  new  (harp  threfhing  inftr. 
thou  (halt  maty  the  hils  as  chaffe 

i8.Ile  maty  the  wildernefTe  a  poole  of  water 
42.1 5.I  wi\[  maty  the  rivers  ilands 

1 6.1  will  maty  darknefle  light  before  them 

H.and  maty  the  law  honourable 
43.19.I  will  even  maty  z  wayinthewildernes 
44.9.  they  that  maty  a  graven  image  are  all  of 

ip.maty  the  refidue  thereof  an  abomination 
45.2.and  make  the  crooked  places  ftraight 
7.I  maty  peace,  and  create  evill 

i^.maty  fupplication  unto  thee 
46.  j. to  whom  will  ye  maty  me  equall 
47.i.#M^bare  the  leg,uncover  the  thigh 
48.  i.and  ffz-^c  mention  of  the  God  of  Ifrael 

1 5. he  will  maty  his  way  profperous 
49. 1  i.maty  all  my  mountaines  a  way 
50.2.1  maty  therivers  a  wildernefTe 

3.and  I  maty  fackcloth  their  covering 
5  i.4.Ile  maty  my  judgement  to  reft  for  a  light 
52.5.they  that  rule  over  them  m  them  to  howl 
53.  io.when  thou  (halt  maty  his  foule  an  offer. 
54.3. maty  the  defolate  places  to  be  inhabited 

1 2.I  will  maty  thy  windowes  of  Agates 
^6.j.maty  them  joyfull  in  my  haufe  of  prayer 
57.4.againft  whom  maty  ye  a  wide  mouch 
5  8 .4.10  maty  your  voice  to  be  heard  on  high 

1 1  .and  maty  fat  thy  bones 
60. 1 3  .He  mxty  the-place  of  my  feet  glorious 

1 5  .He  maty  thee  an  eternali  exceliencie 

i7.Ilew^ealfo  thine  officers  peace 
61. 6.  ye  that  maty  mention  of  the  Lord,keep 

7.till  he  maty  Jerufalem  a  praife  in  the  earth 
63.6.and  maty  them  drunk  in  my  fury 

1  z.tomaty  himfelf  an  everlafting  Name 

14.ro  maty  thy  felf  a  glorious  Name 
64. z.tomaty  thy  Name  known  to  thy  adveifa. 
6 6. 2 2. new  earth  which  I  will  matyfiiA  remain 
Jer. 0,-7^0  maty  thy  land  defolate 

1 6-maty  ye  mention  to  the  nations 

30.in  vain  (halt  thou  maty  thy  felfe  faire 
5.14.1k  maty  my  words  in  thy  mouth  fire 
6.8. left  I  maty  thee  defolate 

z6.  maty  thee  mourning,  as  for  an  onely  fon 
7.i6.neither  maty  interceflion  to  me 
9.1  i.I  will  maty  Jerufalem  heaps 

I  will  maty  the  cities  of  Judah  defolate 
1  o.2  2.to  maty  the  cities  of  Judah  defolate 
1 3.  i6.and  maty  it  groffe  darknefle 
1 5. 1 4.  He  0M^e  thee  to  pafle  with  thine  enem. 

20.1k  maty  thee  unto  this  people  a  fenced 
i6.6\nor  maty  ihemfelves  bald  for  them 

20.  (hall  a  man  maty  gods  unto  himfelf 
18. 4. as  feemed  good  to  the  potter  to  maty  it 

1  l.zndmaty  your  wayes  and  doings  good 

i6.to  maty  their  land  defolate 
19.7J  will  maty  void  the  counfell  of  Judah 

8. 1  will  maty  this  city  defolate 

1 2.even  maty  their  city  as  Tophet 
20.4.I  will  maty  thee  a  terrour  to  thy  felf 

9.I  will  not  maty  mention  of  him 
22.6".yet  furely  I  will  maty  thee  a  wildernefTe 
23.1  U  and  make  them  drink  the  water  of  gall 

i6.they  maty  you  vaine 


25 .9-and  maty  them  an aftonilhmenc 
1 2. will  maty  it  perpetuall  defobdons 
18.  to  maty  them  a  defolation 

z6.6-  then  I  will  maty  this  houfe  like  Shiloh 

maty  this  city  a  curfe  to  all  the  nations 

27.2.0;^  thee  bonds  and  yokes 

i8Jet  them  now  maty  interceflion  to  the  L. 

2  8. 1 3  .chou  (halt  maty  (or  them  yokes  of  iron 

29. 1 7. 1  vi\\\maty  them  like  vile  figs 

2  2.the  Lord  maty  thee  like  Zedtkhh 
30. 10.  and  none  (hall  maty  him  afraid 

Chap.46.27. 

19.01  them  Thai  proc.the  voi.of  them  that  m. 
3 1. 4. in  the  dances  of  them  that  maty  merry 

lj.maty  them  rejoyce  from  theirforrow 

21. maty  thee  high  heapes 
3417.I  will  maty  you  to  be  removed  in  all  the 

2i.I  will  maty  the  cities  of  Judah  a  defolaf 
44. 19.  did  we  maty  her  cakes  to  worfhip  her 
48.  z6.m.ity  ye  him  drunken 
49.1 5.I  will  maty  thee  fmall  among  the  heath. 

16.  fhouldft  mi.thy  neft  as  high  as  the  eagle 

19.I  willfuddenly  maty  him  run  away  from 
Cha.50.44. 

20.he  (hall  maty  their  habitations  defolate 
Chap.  5  0.4  5. 
50.3.  which  will  maty  her  land  defolate 
51.11.maty  bright  the  arrowes 

12.ra.the  watch  ftrong,  fet  up  the  watchman 

25.I  will  #M^e  thee  aburntmountaine 

29. to  maty  the  land  of  Babylon  a  defolation 

3  6. and  maty  her  fprings  dry 
39.I  will  maty  them  drunken 
57.I  will  maty  drunk  her  princes 

lara-4.21.and  (halt  maty  thy  fclfe  naked 
£^.3.26.1  wil  maty  thy  tongue  cleave  to  the  ro. 
4.9.  &  maty  thee  bread  thereof  according  to  the 
6. 1 4.and  maty  the  land  defolate 
7. 12. maty  a  chain  :  for  the  land  is  full  of  bio. 
24.I  will  ma.  the  pomp  of  the  ftrong  to  ceafe 
1 2. 2 3. 1  will  maty  this  ptoverb  to  ceafe 
13.18.  and  maty  kerchiefs  upon  the  head  of 

20.that  ye  hunt,to  maty  them  flee 
14.8. will  maty  him  a  fignc  and  a  proverb 
1 5.8.and  I  will  maty  the  land  defolate 
i6.^z.matymy  fury  towards  thee  to  reft 
17.  i7-great  company  maty  for  him  in  the  war 
1 8. 3  1. and  maty  you  a  new  heart 
20.26.that  I  might  maty  them  defolate 

31.  when  ye  maty  your  fon s  to  pafTe  thorow 
2 1 . 1  o  .it  is  (harpencd  to  maty  a  fore  flaughter 

fhould  we  then  maty  mirth 
22.30.  that  fhould  matyap  the  hedge 
z1.z7.maty  thy  lewdneffe  to  ceafe  from  thee 
24.5.and  maty  it  boyle  well 
9.I  will  eveu  maty  the  pile  for  fire  great 
17. maty  no  mourning  for  the  dead 

2  j  .4. and  maty  their  dwellings  in  thee 

5.I  will  even  maty  Rabba  a  ftable  for  camels 
13 .1  will  maty  it  defolate  from  Teman 
26.4.and  mxty  her  like  the  top  of  a  rock 
8  .and  he  (hall  maty  a  fort  againft  thee 
1 2.they  (hall  maty  a  fpoile  of  thy  riches 
14  J  will  maty  thee  like  the  top  of  a  rock 
19-whenI  (hzXmaty  thee  a  defolate  city,like 

2  i.I  will  maty  thee  a  terrour 

27. 5. Cedars  from  Leba.to  maty  mafts  for  thee 

3  i.w^ethemfelves  utterly  bald  for  thee 
29.12. 1  will  maty  the  land  of  Egypt  defolate 
30.9.10  maty  the  carelcffe  Ethiopians  afraid 

1  o.I  wil  raa.the  mukicude  of  Egypt  to  ceafe 

1 2.I  will  maty  the  rivers  dry 

1 4.I  will  maty  Pathros  defolate 

2 1. to  maty  it  ftrong  to  hold  the  fword 

3  2.7. and  maty  the  ftars  thereof  dark 

8.  will  I  ?natydzvk  over  thee 
10. 1  will  maty  many  people  amaied  at  thee 
I4.then  will  I  maty  their  waters  deep 
1 5.  when  I  (hall  maty  the  land  of  Egypt  def. 
34.16.and  I  will  maty  them  a  bleffing 

2 8. none  (hall  maty  them  afraid 
3 5. 3. and  I  vi'^Xmaty  thee  moft defolate 
7.I  will  maty  mount  Seir  moft  defolate 
9.I  will  maty  thee  perpetuall  deflations 
14.I  will  maty  thee  defolate 
i7*i9.zx\&maty  them  one  ftick  j 

22.I 


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22.I  will  maty  them  one  nation  in  the  land 
35.7.  fo  will  I  maty  my  holy  Name  known  in 
4i.zo.toff2<t^ea  feparat.between  the  fanct.  and 
4  3.  1 8. (halt  maty  it  to  offer  burnt-offer.thereon 

Z7.priefts  thai  maty  your  burnt-offerings  on 
44. 1 4. 1  will  malic  them  keepers  of  the  door  of 
45.1?  .to  maty  reconcil.for  them,faith  theLord 

1 7.to  maty  reconcilia.for  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
Dan.  1.  lo.thcn  (hall  ye  ma.  me  endanger  my  head 
j.29.therefore  I  maty  a.  decree,that  every  people 
q.zi.maty  thee  to  eategraffeas  oxen 

Verfe  32. 
<,  .t6.thatthou  canft  maty:  interpretations 
6. 7. to  maty  a  firme decree jthat  whofoever 

26.I  maty  a  firme  decree,that  in  every  domi. 
8.i6.#M^ethisman  tounderftand  the  virion 

19.I  will  maty  thee  know  whatfhalbeinthe 
9.24.  and  to  maty  reconciliation  for  iniquity 

27-he  fhall  maty  it  defolate 
10.  i4.to  maty  thee  underftand  what  (hal befall 
1  i.6.to  the  King  of  the  north  to  m.an  agreem. 

3  y.and  to  maty  them  white 

44-and  utterly  to  maty  away  many 
Hof.z.^.and  make  her  as  a  wildcrneffe 

6. maty  a  wall  that  fhe  fhall  not  find  her 

1 2. and  I  will  maty  them  a  forreft 

18. and  will  maty  them  to  liedowne  fafely 
5.2.1'evolters  are  ptofound  to  maty  flaughter 
7, $.x.hey  maty  theKingglad  with  their  wicked. 
10.1 1 .1  will  maty  Ephraim  to  ride 
1 1. 8. how  (hall  I  maty  thee  as  Admah 
1 2.9.  will  yet  maty  thee  to  dwell  in  tabernacles 
Joel  2. 1 9. no  more  maty  you  a  reproach  among 
Amos  6.  io.not  maty  mention  of  theName  of  the 
8>4.even  to  maty  the  poore  of  the  land  to 

10.  maty  it  as  the  mourning  of  an  onely  fon 
9. 1 4.they  (hall  a\lo  maty  gardens,and  eat  the 
Micah  1.6.I  will  maty  Samaria  as  an  heap  of  the 

8,1  will  maty  a  wailing  like  the  dragons 

i6.roz^tbeebald,and  poll  thee 
z.i  2. they  (hall  maty  great  noife 
j.j.concer.the  prophets  that  ma.  my  peo.to  erre 
4.4.  and  none  fhall  maty  them  afraid 

Zeph.  f.  13, 

7.I  will  m*ty  her  that  halted,a  remnant 

1 3  .for  I  will  maty  thine  home  iron 

and  I  vi\\\maty  thy  hoofe  braffe 
6. 1 3  .will  I  maty  thee  fick  in  fmiting  thee 

16. that  I  fhould  maty  thee  a  defolation 
Nab.  1.14.I  will  maty  thy  grave, for  thou  art  vile 
z.i.maty  thy  loynes  ftrong,fortifie  thy  power 
3.6.fUth  upon  thee.nnd  matythte  vile 

ia.,maty  firong  the  brick-kilne 

1  f.  maty  thy  felf  many  as  the  cankerworme 
maty  thy  felf  many  as  the  locufts 
Hob.  1.2, and  maty  it  plaine  upon  tables 

1  S.trufteih  therein  to  maty  dumb  idols 

3.19.  he  will  maty  my  feet  like  hinds  feet 

he  wil  maty  vat  to  walk  upon  high  pi. 
Zeph.  1 .  18.  he  fhall  maty  even  a  ready  riddance  of 
2 . 1 3  .and  w  ill  maty  Nineveh  a  defolation 

3.20.  for  I  will  maty  you  a  name 
Hag.  2. 2  3  .and  will  maty  thee  as  a  fignet 
Zecb.6.\  \. and  maty  crowns,  &  fet  them  upon  the 

9. 1  j. they  (hall  drink.and maty  a  noife 

17.com  fliall  maty  the  young  men  cheerfull 

lO.i.fo  the  Lord  (haWmaty  brighrclouds 

1 2.2.Ile  'wwjcrufalcm  a  cup  of  trembling  unto 

3  .will  I  maty  Jcrufal.a  burdenfome  ft  one  ro 

6.will  I  maty  the  govern.of  Jud.like  a  hearth 

Mai.  2.1  $ . and  did  not  he  maty  one 

3. 1 7. in  that  day  when  I  maty  up  my  jewels 

Mat .  i .  1 9.not  willing  to  »z.her  a  publick  example 

3-3.way  of  the  Lord,  maty  his  paths  ftraight 

Matty  1.3.  Luty  3.4, 
4.i9.and  I  will  maty  you  fifhers  of  men 

Marty  1. 17. 
f . 3  6.canft  not  maty  an  haire  w  hire  or  black 
8. 2. if  thou  wilt,thou  canft  maty  me  cleane 

Marty  1^0.  Luty  j.12. 

1 2 . 3  3  .either  maty  the  tree  good,&  the  fruit  go. 

or  elfe  »?<2.the  tree  corrupt,&  the  fru.cor. 

i7-4.if  thou  wilt,let  us  maty  here  three  tabern. 

Marino. ^.Luty^^. 

22.44.  till  I  maty  thine  enemies'thy  footftoole 

Mar\  12.36. 


23.5.  they  maty  broad  their  Phylacteries  > 
14.  for  a  pretence  maty  long  prayers 

Marty  1 2. 40. 

1  j.  compaffe  fea  and  land  to  ma.  one  profe. 

ye  ma.him  two-fold  more  the  child  of 

2  f  .ye  maty  cleane  the  outfide  of  the  cup 

Luty  1 1.  39. 
24.47.that  he  fhall mity  him  ruler  over  all  his 
25.21.Iw  ill  maty  thee  ruler  over  many  things 
Verfe  23. 
z7.6j.maty  it  fure  as  you  can 
Marty  5.3  9.why  maty  ye  this  adoe,and  weep 
6.3  9-to  maty  all  fit  down  by  companies 
1 2.42.threw  in  two  mites,w,h  maty  a  farthing 
Luty  3.33.difciples  of  John  faft  often  &  ma.pcay. 
34-can  ye^a.thechildr.  of  the  bride-cha.faft 
g.H.maty  them  fit  down  by  fifties  in  a  comp. 
1 1.40. maty  clean  that  which  is  within  alfo 
i2.37.and»z^themfitdown  tomeat 
42.whom  his  Lord  (hall  maty  ruler  over 
44.that  he  will  maty  him  ruler  over  all 
14. 1 8.  with  one  confent  began  to  maty  excufe 

3  i.goingto  maty  war  with  another 

1  J. 19.  maty  me  as  one  of  thy  hired  fervants 

2  9.that  I  might  maty  merry  with  my  friend 

3  2. meet  that  we  fhould  maty  merry 
i6.$.maty  to  your  felves  friends  of  theMam.of 
20.43.tiUI  maty  thine  enemies  thy  footftoole 

Ails  2.35.2^.1.13. 
47. and  for  a  (hew  maty  long  prayers 
John  1.23  .maty  ftraight  the  way  of  the  Lord 
2.i6.wtf.not  my  fath. houfe  a  houfe  of  mercha. 
6.io.Jefus  i~aid,Maty  the  men  fit  down 

1  r .  take  him  by  force  ,  to  maty  him  a  King 
8.3  2. and  the  truth  (hall  maty  you  free 

36.Son  thetefore  (hall  maty  you  free,  ye 
10.24.how  long  doft  thou  maty  us  to  doubt 
14  23. and  maty  our  abode  with  him 
Acls  z.zS.maty  me  full  of  joy  with  thy  countena. 

7. 40. faying  unto  Aaron,  Maty  us  gods 
I  44.that  he  fhould  ma.  it  accor.to  the  fafhion 

9#34.arife,and  maty  thy  bed 

2  2.i.my  defence  which  I  maty  now  unto  you 
26.16.to  maty  thee  a  mini,  and  a  witn.both  of 

24.much  learning  doth  maty  thee  mad 
Rom.i. g.l  maty  mention  of  you  alwayesin  my 
3.3.  their  unbelief  ma.  the  faith  of  G.  without 

3 1. do  we  then  maty  void  the  law  thto.faith 
9.2i.to  maty  oneveffell  untohonour,andano. 

28.  fhort  work  will  the  Lord  maty  upon  the 
1 3.i4.and  maty  not  proyifion  for  the  flefh 
14  4-is  able  to  maty  him  ftand 

i9.follow  after  the  things  which  ma.iox  pea. 
1 5.  i8.to  maty  the  Gen. obedient  by  word,and 

26.10  maty  acertain  conrribut.for  the  poore 

1  Cor. 6. 1  $.and  maty  them  the  members  of  an  har. 

8. 1 3. if  meat  maty  my  broih.to  offendj  wil  eat 
2  left  I  maty  my  brother  to  offend 
9.1 5. any  man  fhould  maty  my  glorying  void 

1 8. 1  may  maty  the  gofpel  of  Chrift  w  ithou  t 
10. 13.  with  the  tempt. alfo  maty  a  way  to  efca. 

2  Ca^i. 2. for  if  I  maty  you  forry,who  is  he  then 

9.*. and  maty  up  before-hand  your  bounty 
8  .God  is  able  to  maty  all  grace  abound  in 

10. 1 2. we  dare  not  maty  our  felves  of  the  num. 

12.17.didl  maty  gaineofyouby  any  of  them 
18. did  Titus  maty  a  gainc  of  you 
Gal.i.  1 8.1  maty  my  felfc  a  tranfgreflbur 

3. 17. fhould  maty  the  proriiife  of  none  effect 

6. 1 2. as  many  as  defire  to  ffM^  a  fair  (hew  in 
Epbef.i.  1  j. to  ma.oi  himf.  of  twain  one  new  man 

3.9.to  maty  all  men  fee  what  is  the  fellowfhip 

1  The/.^.i  2.Lord  maty  you  to  increafe  in  love  one 

2  Tbef.j.Q.but  to  »z^eour  felves  an  enfample 

2  Tim.i.ii.zre  able  to  maty  thee  wife  unto  falvat- 

4.<;.maty  full  proof  of  thy  miniftry 
Heb.z.io.to  maty  the  capt.of  their  falvati.  perfect 
i7.to  maty  reconcil.for  the  fins  of  thepeop. 
7.2  j.  to  maty  interceffion  for  them 
8. 5. when  he  was  about  tomatytht  tabernacle 
maty  all  things  accord.to  the  pattetne 
9.9.not  maty  him  that  did  the  fervice  perfect 
10. 1.  maty  the  comers  thereunto  perfect 

1 2.1  j.maty  ftraight  the  pathes 

13.2  i.maty  you  perfect  in  every  good  work 
Jam.$.  i8.of  them  that  maty  peace 


1  Pet.^.io.maty  your erfect,ftablifh,ftrengthen 

2  Pet.i.S.maty  you  neither  barren,nor  unfruitfull 

1  oxo  maty  your  calling  and  election  fure 
2.3.wiih£unid  words  ma.  merchandize  ofyou 
i  John  i.io.we  maty  him  a  lyar,and  his  word  is 
KW.3.9.I  wil  maty  them  of  the  fynagogue  of  Sat. 
I  will  maty  them  to  worfhipbef.thy  feet 
12. 1  will  maty  a  pillar  in  the  temple  of  my 
1 0.9. and  it  fhall  maty  thy  belly  bitter,but  it 
1  i.7.fhall  maty  waragainft  them  and  overcom 

io.rejoyce  over  them,and  maty  merry 

12.17.went  to  maty  war  with  the  remnant 

1 3. 4. who  is  able  to  maty  war  with  him 

7. given  unto  him  to  maty  war  with  the 

i4.fh.0uld  maty  an  image  to  the  beaft 

19. 1 1  .he  doth  judge,and  maty  war 

i9.-irmygath.togcthertofffrz^  waragn.him 
21. 5.I  maty  all  things  new 
iJEJabe  an  attornment, See  %ttctltttitnt, 
26)&tit  covenant,  See  Covenant, 
^abe  an  end,  See  <& nO, 
®$abl  a  fire,Sze  fin. 
flljjabe  hafte. 
Dent.  32.3  f  .things  that  fliall  come  on  them  m.hz. 
Judz. £.48. maty  hafte,  and  do  as  I  have  done 

1  Sam.Q.  1 2.he  is  before  youjnaty  hafte  now 

2  Cbro.i  $.2  i.God  commandeth  me  to  maty  hafte 
E[iher  f  .$ .caufe  Haman  to  maty  hafte,that  he 

6  1  o.King  faid  unto  Haimn,Maty  hafte 
Job  20. 2. and  for  this  I  maty  hafte 
Pfal. 38.2  i.maty  hafte  to  help  me , O  Lord 
40. 1 3.O  Lord,»2tf£e  hafte  to  help  me 
-]0.\jnaty  hafte,0  Lord,to  deliver  me 
^.maty  hafte  unto  me,0  God 

7 1. 1 2.0  my  Qio&jnaty  hafte  for  my  help 
141. i.I  cry  unto  thzejnaty  hafte  unto  me 

Pi'o.i.i6.and  maty  hafte  to  fhedbloud 
Cant.  1  o .  1  \.maty  hafte,my  beloved 
jyS.28.16.he  that  beleeveth  fhall  not  maty  hafte 
49. 1 7. thy  children  fhall  maty  hafte 
59.7. they  maty  hafte  to  (lied  innocent  bloud 
.7^.9.18.  let  themaw^e  hafte,&  take  up  a  wailing 
2v"dfc.2.5.they  fhall  maty  hafte  to  the  wall 
Luty  iQ.5.#w^hafte,andcomedowne 
Ails  2  2 . 1 8  .maty  hafte,and  get  thee  qu ick ly 
SBJafte  'tyovsm,  or  matyfi,  See  iWO&m, 
S^afee  mamfeft. 

1  Cor. 4.5  .will  maty  manifeft  the  counfels  of  the 
Ephef.j.i  3.whatfoever  dothmaty  manif.is  light 
C0/.4  4.that  I  may  maty  it  manifeft 

SlfJafee  ready. 

Gen.  18 . 6. maty  ready  quickly  three  meafures  of 

43.1 6. maty  ready,for  thefe  men  fhall  dine 

2  Kin.y.zi.znd  Joram  faid,  Maty  ready 
Pfal.i  i.2.they  maty  ready  thy  arrow  upon 

2 1. 1 2.when  thou  (halt  maty  ready  thine 
£^.7.i4.even  to  maty  all  ready 
Marty  14. 1 5 .  there  maty  ready  for  us 
Luty  1. 17. to  maty  ready  a  people  prepared 

9. 52.  of  the  Samaritans  to  maty  ready  for  him 

ij.S.maty  ready  wherewith  I  may  fup 

22.1 2.furni(hed,  there  maty  ready 
Acls  23. 23. /Already  200.fouldiers  to  goe 

3lS)afee  [peed. 
1  Sam.zo.^.maty  fpeed,hafte,ftiy  not 
Z/2t.  5 . 1  p.that  fay,Let  him  maty  fpeed 

Spabe  vDajie. 
Lew. 26. 3  i.I  will  maty  your  ciries  wafte 
Ifa.^z.i  $.1  will  maty  wafte  mountains  and  hils 
£3^.5.  i4.moreover,I  will  maty  thee  wafte 

29.10.I y/illmaty  the  land  of  Eg.utterly  wafte 

30.12.1  will  matythe  land  wafte 

apaber,  or  ^aberff. 

Job  4. 1 7.{hall  a  man  be  purer  then  his  M atyf 
3 2.2 2.  in  fo  doing,my  Matyr  would foon  take 
3  j.io.none  faith,Where  is  my  Q,od,xa.yM.aty,' 
36.3.and  will  defcribe  righteoufnes  to  my  Ma. 

Pfal.9^.6.kt  ns  kneel  before  the  Lord  our  Matyr 

Pro.  14.31  .oppreffeth  the  poor,reproach.  his  Maty 
i7.y.whofo  mockeththe  poor,repro.his  Matyr 
2  2.2.the  Lord  is  the  Maker  of  them  all 

I  fa.  1. 3 1  .and  the  Matyr  of  it  as  a  fpatk 

1 7.7. .at  that  day  fhal  a  man  look  to  his  Matyr 
22. 1 1 .  but  ye  have  not  looked  to  the  Matyr 
4J.9.woe  to  him  that  ftriveth  with  his  Matyr 
1 1. the  holy  One  of  Iftael,  and  his  Matyr 

16.  go 


MAK        M  A  K 


M  A  K        MAK 


MAK        MAK 


i6.go  to  confufion  that  are  makers  of  idols 
5 1 .  i  j  .and  forgetteft  the  Lord  thy  M aty' 
54.<;.i\\yMatyiszhy  husband  &  thy  Redeemer 
Jer.$  j .  i.  thus  faith  the;  Lord  the  maty  thereof 
Hof.S . 1 4.for  Ifrael  hath  forgotten  his  Maty' 
Hob. 2.18. what  profiteth — that  the  /a.therof hath 
that  the ma\.oi his  work  trufteth  therin 
He6.ii.io.cicy,  whofe  builder  and  maty  isGod 


Judt.  18.3  .and  what  /»<*£<$ tnou  in  tnis  P^ace 
_7b&"i 3 .i6.maktf  me  poffeffe  the  iniqu.  of  my  y°. 
2i.j.gainto  him,tbat  thouffw.thy  way  perfect 
Z^Z^.S.thouoneiy  matyft  me  dwell  in  fafety 
3 o.i  i.  thou'w^etf  his  beauty  to  confume 
44. io.thou  mafcjl  us  to  turn  backe  from 
1  3  .makefl  us  a  reproach  unto  our  neighbours 
\$.ma\efl  us  a  by-word  unto  the  heathen 
65.8.  thou  »m^  the  out-goings  of  the  morn, 
io.thou  mafcft  it  foft  with  mowers 

80.6.  ma\eU  us  a  ftrife  unto  our  neighbours 
104. io.thou  maftfft  darknefle  and  it  is  night 
144.5 .  man,that  thou  ma\efl  account  of  him 

Cant.  1.7  .tell  me  where  thou  matyfl  rhy  flocke  to 
J/d.45.9.to  him  that  fafhionethit,whatwa^th. 
Jew 2 2. 2 3  -O  inhabitant  of  Lebanon,  that  »M.thy 

28.1 5. thou  mafy(t  thy  people  to  truft  in  a  lie 
E^?£.  16.3  i.and  ma\e$  thy  high  places  in  every 
Hi.  i.i4.and  mal^efi  men  as  fifties  of  the  fea 

2. 1 5-and  mfeft  him  drunken  that  thou  mayeft 
Lu\e  14. 1 2.  when  thou  ma\.  a  dinner,call  not  thy 

1  j. when  thou  ma^efi  a  feaft,  call  the  poore 
/o&.8,5j.prophets  are  deadjwhomw^^  thou  thy 

1 0.3  j. thou  being  man,makeil  thy  felfe  God 
R0m.z-17.in  the  law,and  matyft  thy  boaft  of  God 

2  3. thou  that  ma\.  thy  boaft  of  the  law,thro. 

E  xoi.Of.  1 1  .or  w  ho  matyh  dumb,or  deaf,  have  not 
Lev.7.7-  prieft  that  matyh  attonement  there,flial 
14- 11.  prieft  thatmatyh  him  clean>fhall 
1 7 . 1 1.  it  is  the  bloud  that  ma\.  an  attonement 
Deut.  1 8. 1  o.not  any  one  that  matyhis  fon  to  paffe 
ao.2o.againft  the  city  that  maty  war  with  thee 
21.16.when  he  matyhhis  fonnesto  inhab.that 

24.7.  and  matyh  merchandize  of  him  j  then 
27.1  j.curfed  be  the  man  that  matyh  any  grav. 

1 8  .curfed  be  he  that  ma.tht  blind  to  wander 
29. 1 2  .&  into  his,oath  which  the  L.  thy  G.ma, 

1  Sam.z.S.tht  Lord  killeth",and  matyh  alive 

7.Lord  matyh  poor,and  matyh  rich 

2  Sam.zz.i  I  God  matyth  my  way  perfect 

34. he  matyh  my  feet  like  hindes  feet 
Job  J.i8.he  matyb  fore,and bindeth  up 
o.cj.which  matyh  Arftuius,Orion,and  the 
12. 17. he  matyh  ihe  Judges  fooles 

2$.he  mutyh  them  to  ftagger  like  a  drunken 
1 5.27.  he  matyh  collops  of  fat  on  his  flankes 
23.16.for  God  matyh  my  heart  foft 
2 5 .2 .he  matyb  peace  in  his  high  places 
27. 18. as  a  boothe  that  the  keeper  matyh 
35.1  \.-ix\dmatyhus  wifcrthen  thefowles 
36. 27. he  matyh  fmall  the  drops  of  water 
41.31  .he  matyh  the  deep-to  boile  like  a  pot 

he  ma.xht  fea  like  a  pot  of  ointment 
3  2.he  matyh  a  path  to  fhine  after  him 
Pfal.g.  1 2.when  he  ma\.  inquifition  for  bloud,  he 
1 8 .3  z.Cjodmaty h  my  way  perfect 

3  3. he  matyh  my  feet  like  hindes  feet 
23 .2.he  ma.mt  to  lie  downe  in  green  pafture 
29.6. he  matyh  them  alfo  to  skip  like  a  calf 

g.voice  of  the  Lord  matyh  hindes  to  calve 
33.1  o.hee  ma.the  devices  of  the  peop.  of  none 
40.4.bleffed  that  matyh  the  Lord  his  truft 
46-9.be  Wilwars  to  ceafe  unto  the  ends  of  the 
104.3.WI10  matyh  the  clouds  his  charet 
4-who  matyh  his  angels  fpirits 
1  f  .and  wine  that  matyh  glad  the  heart 
107.20.he  matyb  the  ftorme  a  calme 

36.  and  there  he  matyh  the  hungry  to  dwell 
^x.matyh  him  families  like  a  flocke 
1 1  i.y.hematyh  the  barren  to  keephoufe 
1 3  ?.7.he  matyb  lightnings  for  the  rain 
i47.8.who  ma.  graffecogrow  upon  the  moun. 
i4.he  matyb  peace  in  thy  borders 
Prov.  10. 1 .  a  wife  fon  matyh  a  glad  father 

Chap.  1  y.20. 
4.hand  of  the  diligent  uu^ethadi 


22.bleflingof  the  Lord  it  matyh  rich 
1 2. 4. the  that  matyh  afhamed  is  as  rottenneffe 

2  j.heavineffe  in  the  heart  ma^eth  it  ftoop 

but  a  good  word  matyb  it  glad 
1 3  .7.there  is  that  matyh  himfelf  rich,yet 


Dan.6.  n. mailing  Amplication  before  his  God 
Hof.  10.4. fw earing  falfly  in  matyi?  a  covenant 
Amos  8.5. making  thc  ephah  fmall,7nd  ihekel  great 
Micah  6.13.  ma\.  thee  defolat'e  becaufe  of  thy  fins 
Mat.?.  1 3 .minitrels,and  people making  a  noife 


there  is  that  matyb  himfelfe  poor,yet    Mar. 7. 13. making  the  word  of  God  of  none  effect 
1 2.hope  deferred  matyh  the  heart  ficke  John  <f.  18  ma\mg  himfelf  equall  with  God  '. 

1  f.i  3  .a  merry  heart  maty  chearfull  countena.    * 
30.3  good  report  matyb  the  bones  fat 

i6.7.pleafe  the  Lord,he  ma\.  even  his  enemies 


1 8.  i6.a  mans  gift  matyh  roome  for  him 
i9.4.wealth  matytb  many  friends 
3 1. 22.  (he  ma.  het  felfe  coverings  of  tape  (hie 
24-lhe  matyh  fine  linnen  and  felleth  it 
Ecclef.  3 . 1  i.find  out  the  worke  that  God  matyb 
7. 7. oppieffion  matyb  a  wife  man  mad 
8.  i.amsns  wifdome  matyh  his  face  to  fhine 
10. 19.  feaft  for  laughter,  and  wine  matyh  mer. 
u.f.workcsof  God  who  matyh  all  things 
Ifa.  1 9. 1 7. every  one  thitmatyh  mention  thereof 
24. 1. the  Lord  matyb  the  earth  empty 
27. c).ma\tth  the  ftones  of  the  altar  as  chalke] 
40. 2  3. he  matyb  the  Judges  of  the  eaith  as  van. 
43. 16. which  matyh  a  way  in  the  fea,  and  a  pa. 
44. 1 3  .and  matyb  it  after  the  figure  of  a  man 
ij.he  #2^£ffoagod,and  worihippeth  it 

matyh  a  graven  image,and  falleth  downe 
1 7. the  refidue  thereof  he  matyh  a  god 
24.I  am  the  Lord  that  matyh  all  things 
2j.and  matyh  diviners  mad,that  turneth 

and  matyh  their  knowledge  foolifh 
46.6.hire  a  goldfmith,he  matyh  it  a  god 
fj.io.watereththe  earth,and  matyb  it  bring 
?  9 .1  f  .that  departeth  from  evill  matyb  himfelf 
,7W'.4'i9.my  heart  matyh  anoife  in  me 
io.  13. he  matyh  lightnings  with  rain 
1 7. 5-curfed  be  the  man  that  ma\,  flefh  his  arme 
2 1. 2. for  Nebuchadnezzar  ma.  war  againft  us 
29.26.and  matyh  himfelf  a  prophet,  that  thou 
27. which  matyh  himfelfa  prophet  to  you 
48.28.be  like  the  dove  that  matyth  herneft 
51.16.he  matyh  lightnings  with  rain,and  brin. 
Et§k..zz.  3  .and  matyh  idols  againft  her  felfe 
Dan.6. 1 3.  but  ma.his  petition  three  times  a  day 
1 1.3 1. they  ihal  place  the  abomination  that  ma. 
1 2. 1 1  .&  the  abomination  that  make.dd.fet  up 
Amos  4.13  .that  matyht  morning  darkn.  &  tread. 
5.8/eek  him  that  matyb  the  feven  ftarres 

and  matyb  the  day  dark  with  night 
2Vtf&.i„4.herebuketh  the  fea,  and  matyb  it  dry 
Mat.<$.4j. hzma.his  fun  to  rife  on  the  evilhand  on 
Afar.7.37.he  matyh  both  the  deaf  to  hear,  and 
Luke  j.36.then  both  the  new  matyb  a  rent,and 
John  i9.i2.who(bever  matyb  himfelf  a  King 
Ab~ts 9.34.^Eneas,  Jefus  Chrift  matyh  thee  whole 
Rom.  ■y.  f.and  hope  matyh  not  a(hamcd,becaufe 
8.26.fpirit  it  felf  matyb  interceilion  for  us 
27.becaufc  he  matyb  interceflion  for  us 
34  who  alfo  matyh  interceflion  for  us 
11.2.I10W  he«za.intercefliontoGod  againft  If. 

1  Cw.4.7.for  who  matyh  thee  differ  from  another 

2  Co/\2.2.who  is  he  that  #z<z£<;fi?meglad,but 

i4.and  matyh  manifeft  the  favour  of  his 
Gd/.2.6.whatfoever  they  were,it  matybno  matter 
Ephef.n.16. matyb  increafe  of  the  body  unto  the 
Heb. i.7.whoz»a. his  angels  fpirits,and  hisminift. 
7,18.  for  the  law  matyb  men  high  priefts  vv'1' 
was  fince  the  law  matyb  the  fon 
Kro.13.13.fo  that  he  matyb  fire  come  down  from 
2i.27.neither  whatsoever  matyh  a  lie 
2  2. 1  j.  and  whofoeverlovethandra«^fealie  . 
^abeth  hafie. 
1  Pra.z8.20.he  that  matyh  hafte  to  be  rich,  (hall 

^aUing, 
E.ro.  J.  1 4.  not  fulfilled  your  task  in  making  brick 
DfKf.20.19.in  making  war  againft  it,  to  take  it 
JWg.19.22. as  they  were  matyng  their  hearts  mer. 
1  Kjn.^.zo.  eating  and  drinking,and«?^.meny 

1  Cforo.15.28.  making  a  noife  with  pfalteiies ,  and 

2  C/;i'd.30.22.Wfl^«gconfcfsion  to  the  Lord  God 
Pfa. i9.7.teftimony  is  (vK,makiw.  w ife  the  fimple 
Eccle.  11. 1  z.ofmakjng  many  books  there  is  no  end 
lfa,-$  .i6.walking,  &  making  a  tinkling  with  their 
Jer.zo.\  ^.faying,A  man-child,  ma.him  very  glad 
E^e/j.27.i  6.the  multitude  of  thy  wares  of  thy  ma. 

Verle  18. 


Rom.i.io.makmgiecjudl,  if  by  any  meanesnow 
2  Cor. 6. 1  o.as  poore,  yet  making  many  rich 
Ephef.i. 16.  mal(mg  mention  of  you  in  my  prayers 


2. 1 5. one  new  man.fo  matyig  peace 
y.i9.7S!/£.melody  in  your  heart  to  the  Lord 
Phil.  1.4. for  you  s.\\,mak}ng  requeft  with  joy 

1  Thcfi.z.  making  mention  of  you  alvvayesin  our 
Phikm^matygmmuon  of  thee  alwayes  in  my 

2  Pct.z.6.matyig  them  an  enfample  unto  thofe 
Jude  22.of  fome  have  compafsion,wa.  a  difference 

SjJafeljtfoflj, 

Num.3  ?.*r.removed  from  Hara.  pitched  in  Ma\. 

2  6.removed  from  Matyelotb^namvzd 

fl9aHUebal>. 

fojh. 10. loAmote  them  toAztkah,&  toMa$edab 

i6.hid  themfelves  in  a  cave  at  Malfadab 

1 7  .Kings  arc  found  hid  in  a  cave  at  Malted. 

2 1. returned  to  the  campe  to  Jofhua  at  Mah. 

2  8  .and  that  day  Jofhua  took  Maty^dab 

and  he  did  to  the  King  of  Makkedab^s 
29.then  Jofh.paffedfrom  M^.and  all  Ifrael 
1 2 . 1 6. the  King  of  Mal^tylah  one 
1  j  .4i.Beth-dagon,Naamah,and  Maktydah 

^afetefh. 

Zepb.1.1  i.howl,ye  inhabitants  of  Matyjhfor 
fl^alacht. 

Mai. i.i.wosd  of  the  Lord  to  Ifrael  by  Malachi 

fffalcham. 
1  Cfo"0.8.9.Zibia,Metha,and  Malcham  of  Hodefh 
Zepb.i.j.by  the  Lord,and  that  fwear  by  Malcham 

^Blcbfah, 
Eirtt  10.2f.fons  of  Parofh Je(iah,i)<[Wrf>M& 

3  i.fons  of  HarimiM<zW;M&,Shemaiah 
Neb.3. 1 4.the  dung-gate  repaired  Malchiab 

3  1. after  him  repaired  Malchiah,the  goldfmi. 
8.4and  on  his  left  hand  flood  Pedaiah,Malcb. 
10.3  .Pafhur,  Hmm3.h,Malchidb,  fealed 
1 1.1 2.  fori  of  Pa(hur,fon  of  Malchiab 
Jer.-$%.  1  .and  Pafhur  fon  oiMalcbiah  heard  the 
6.caft  him  into  the  dungeon  of  Malchiab 

S$)alcbfd.    ^alcbtel(te0. 
Gra.46.17.  fonnesof  Beriah,  Malchiel 

1  Chron.  3.  31. 
Num.  26.45.of  Malcbielythc  family  of  Malchielkes 

japalchijarj, 
1  Cbio.9.1 2.  Pafhur  the  fon  of  Malchijab  dwelt  in 

24.9.the  fifth  to  Mdcbx\\t  fixth  to  Mijamin 
E-^ra  io.z^.MalcH]ab,M.\')3Lm'm,{ons  of  Parofh 
Neb.  3 . 1 1  -Malcbijab,thc  fon  of  Harim 

1  i.az.Malcbi]'ah,Ehm,ttood  to  give  thankes  . 

1  Chro. i-iS .Malcb.alh,8t  Pedaiah fons  of  Jecon. 

fl^alr^tfl)ttai),  or  read  3JjMc.hf  fhtiaitj, 

1  Sam.  1 4.49. fons  of  Saul,  Jonathan,  Melchijhuab 

3  i.2.flew  Jonath.  Abinadab3M«/^.  Sauls  fons 

1  Clrron.io.z. 

1  Chro.S.$  3.Saul  begat  Jonathan,andAfa&fo/fe«b 

Chap.9.39. 
^alc!)US, 
John  i8.io.thefervants  name  wasMalcbus 

30ale. 
1  Sam.17.  farmed  with  a  coat  of  male 

3  8. alfo  he  atmed  him  with  a  coat  of  male 

Gen.i.z7.  male  and  female  created  hee  them 

Chapt  y.2. 
6. 19-alive  with  thee,  they  flialbe  male  and  fem. 
7.2.to  thee  by  fevens,the  male  and  the  female 
not  cleane,by  tv/o:ma/e  and  his  female 
3.of  the  fowles  of  the  aire  by  fevens,  male     . 
9.there  went  in  two  and  vxojnak  and 
i6.they  that  went  in,  went  in  male  and  fem. 
17.23-every  male  among  the  men  of  Abrahams 
34. 1  ^.every  male  ofyou  be  circiimcifed 
2  2.every  male  amongft  you  be  circurncifed 
24. every  m.ile  wa<;  circurncifed 
Exod.  1 2. 5 .  a  mule  of  the  firft  yeare 
1  $.iz. male  fiiall  be  the  Lords 
34.i?/whethero3teorfheep3that is  male 

Lev; i-l  ' 


M  A  L 


M  A  L 


MAM        MAN 


MAN       MAN 


Lcv.i.i^mak  without blemifh  Verfe  to. 

Chap.4. 23.8c  22.19. 
j.i.whetherwa&or  female,he  (hall  offer 

6  .be  ofthe  flockej»w&  or  female 
7.6 .every  male  among  the  priefts  fhall 
1  z.y.for  her  that  hath  borne  male  or  female 
27.j.and  thy  eftimation  fhall  be  ofthe  male 
5.fhall  be  ofthe  male  twenty  fhekcis 
6  .eftimation  fliall  be  ofthe  male  five  fhckels 
7.if  it  be  a  male^then  thy  eftimation 
N«#z.  1.2. every  maleby  their  poll 

20.  every  male  from  twenty  yeers  &  upward 
3.15.  every  male  from  a  month  old  and  upward 
5. 3. both  male  and  female  (hall  ye  put  out 
31.17.kill  every  male  among  the  little  ones 
Dcut.4. 16. graven  image;likenefTe  oimale  or  fern. 

7-14.the.rc  fliall  not  be  male  or  female  barren 
-    20.13,  thou  fhalt  fmite  every  male  thereof  with 
Judg-i  1 . 1  i.ye  fliall  utterly  deftroy  every  male 

1 2.  knowne  no  man  by  lying  with  any  male 
1  fyn.n.if.  after  he  had  fmitten  every  ma.ln  Ed. 

i6.untill  he  had  cut  off  every  male 
Mai  1. 14. which  hath  in  his  flock  a  male,and  vow. 
Mat.iy.q.zt  the  beginning  made  them  ma.8c  fern. 
Marine  10.6. God  made  them  male  and  female 
Eu\e  2.23.every  male  that  openeth  the  womb  fhal 
Gal.$. 28.th.ere  is  neither  Wtf/enorfemakjforye 

fop.ij.i.theCe  were  the  male-cbildr.oi"NLzmn'eh 

fljfjaiefactoi. 
John  18.30.if  he  were  not  a  malefactor,  we  would 

^alcfartois. 
Lufye  13.31.  two  other  malefactors  led  with  him 
33-and  the  malefacl.one  on  the  right  hand 
39-and  one  of  the  malefactors  which  were  ha. 

Gi?tf.34.2y.boldiy,and  flew  all  the  males 

Exoct.  1 2.48.1et  al  his  males  be  circumcifed,&  then 
1 3. 1  y.all  that  openeth  the  matrix,being  males 
23.i7.three  times  in  the  yeer  all  thy  w&lhal  ap. 

Lev.6. iS.al  the  mal.among  the  children  of  Aaron 
29.aH  the  males  among  the  priefts  fhall  eat 

Num.;.  2 2,accord.  to  the  number  of  the  mal.ix.oxn. 
28. in  the  number  of  all  the  ma.  from  a  mon. 
34.wrt.f10m  a  month  old  and  upward  V39. 
40.numbera!lthefirft-borneof  the  males 
41. males  by  the  number  of  names  from  a 
26.62.aHwa/.  from  a  moneth  old  and  upward 
3  i.7.againft  the  Midi.mites,&  flew  all  the  ma. 

Beat.  1 5. 19. all  the  i\xR\in°  males  that  come 
16. 1 6.three  times  a  yeer  fhal  al  the  males  appe. 

Jfjh.f.q.  that  came  out  of  Egypt  that  were  males 

2  Cbio.i  1 .  i6.befide  their  genealogie  of  males 
19. to  give  portions  to  all  the  males 

E^ra  8.3  .reckoned  by  genealogies  of  males,  an 
4.and  with  him  two  hundred  males 
5.Zerahiah,and  with  him  three  hundred  m. 
6.Ebed,  and  with  him  fifty  males 
7.Jefhaiah,and  with  him  Cevemy  males 
8.Zebadiah,and  with  him  eighty  males 
j.Obadiah,  and  with  him  218.  males 
lo.fon  cf  Jofiphiahjwith  him  i6o.males 
1 1  .ZechariahjW ith  him  twenty  and  eight  m. 
i2.Jehonan^with  him  an  hundr.&  ten  mal. 
1 3  .and  Shemaiah,and  with  them  fixty  males 
i4.and  Zabud,  and  with  them  feventy  males 

1  C0>\y.8.neither  with  the  leaven  of  malice 

i4.20.howbeit  in  malice  be  ye  children 
Epbef.4. 3 1.  be  put  away  from  you,  with  all  malice 
Col.  3 .8  .but  now  ye  have  put  offall  thefc,  malice 
Titus  3.3,fometimes  jiving  in  malice  and  envy 
1 1^.2. 1. wherefore  lying  afide  all  malice,  and 

3  jWjtf.io.praying  againft  us  with  malicious  words 

^alfcioafneffe. 
Rom.i.zg.being  filled  with  all  matkioufmffe 
1  Pc£.2.i6.1iberty  for  a  cloak  of  malicioufncjfe, bm 

^alignftp. 
Rom.i  .2$>.full  of  envicmurtherjand  malignity 

^allothi. 

1  Chro.i  y.4.AzV/<rffoi,Hothir,fons  of  Heman 
26. the  nineteenth  to  Mallothi,  he  is 


fob  30,4.who  cut  up  mxUowes  by  the  buflies 


&9alhicJ), 
1  C&io.6.44.the  fon  of  Abdi,the  fon  ofMalluch 
Eya  io.2o.fonsofBeni,Mefhullam3  Mallucb 

4. 3  z.Benjamin  Malluch3znd  Shemariah 
We/;.io.4.Hattuch,Shebaniah,Afa////i;fc/ealed 
2  7 .  M  alluch,  HaramjBaanal^fealed 
12.2  .Amat'nh,Mallucb  went  up  with  Zerubba. 
gammon,   , 
Ate_6.24.no  man  canfer.  2.maft. — God  &  ma. 
hu\e  i6.o.make  friends  ofthe  mam.  of  un  rightc. 
1 1.  not  been  faithfull  in  the  unrighte.  mam. 
1 3.ye  cannot  ferve  God  and  mainmort 
fl^amre. 
Gen.i  3.1 8.Abram  came  and  dwelt  in  Mamre 
14. 1 3. Hebrew,  he  dwelt  in  the  plain  of  Mamre 
24.Efhcol,ikto;'e,Iet  them  take  their  porti. 
1 8. 1  .the  Lord  appeared  in  the  plaines  of  Mam. 
23. 1 7. field inMachpelah,  which  was beforeAta. 
ijj.before  Mamre,the  time  is  Hebron 

2  y.^.cave  of  Macbpelahjwhich  is  before  Mrt»z. 

Ch3.40.30.8i:  yo.13. 

3  j.27.Jacob  came  to  Ifaac  his  hthex,toMamrc 

^ait, 
GftZ.  1.26.  let  us  makewozin  our  image 
27  .God  created  man  in  his  own  image 
2.7.the  Lord  God  formed  man  ofthe  duft 

and  man  became  a  living  foule 
8.there  God  put  the  man  whom  he  formed 

1  j.God  took  the  man>&  put  him  in  the  gar. 
16.  God  command,  themanto  eat  of  every 
1 8. not  good  thzt.man  fhould  be  alone 
2i.tib  God  had  taken  from  man 

made  he  a  wom.&  brought  to  the  man 
23  .woman  >becaufe  fhe  was  taken  out  of  man 

2  y.they  were  both  naked,  man  and  his  wife 
3.1 2.the  man  faid,The  woman  thou  gaveft 

2  2. behold  the  man  is  become  as  one  of  us 
24.(0  the  Lord  God  drove  out  the  man 

y.i.in  the  day  that  God  created  man 

6.3.my  fpirit  fhall  not  alwayes  ftrive  with  man 

6.  it  repented  the  Lord  that  he  had  made  m. 

7.I  will  deftroy  man  whom  I  have  created 

9-Noah  was  a  juft  mankind  perfect 
7. 2 3. both  man,  cattell,  and  creeping  things 
8.21.  He  notcurfe  the  ground  any  more  for  m. 
g.6.who  fheddeth  mans  bloudjby  ma.ma\  his  bl. 
for  in  the  image  of  God  made  he  man 
16.12.  Ifhmael  will  be  a  wild  man 
i?.8.two  daughters  which  have  not  known  m. 

9-they  prefled  fore  upon  the  man,even  Lot 
2C. 3. behold,  thou  art  but  a  dead  man 

7.reftore  the  man  his  wife,for  he  is  a  prophet 
24.21 . man  wonderi  ng  at  her,  held  his  peace 

the  man  took  a  golden  ear-ring  of  halfe 

i6.man  bowed  downe  his  head  and  worfhip. 

2o.Laban  ran  out  to  the  man  to  the  well 

3  o.fpake  the  man  unto  me,he  came  to  the  m. 
$i.man  came  into  the  houfe,and  ungirded 

6 i.Rebekah,&  the  damofels  followed  the  m. 
6  y  .what  man  is  this  that  walketh  in  the  field 

2  5.27.Efau  a  man  ofthe  field,  Jacob  a  plain  m. 
2 6. 1 3. the  man  waxed  great.and  went  forward 
27.11.  behold  Efau  my  brother  is  an  hairy  man 

and  I  am  a  fmooth  man 
20.'  1  o.then  that  I  mould  give  her  to  another  m. 

3  0.43. the  man  increafed  exceedingly,and  had 
34. z%. took  each  man  his  fword 

37.1  y.  the  man  asked  him,faying,What  feekeft 
i7.the  man  faid,They  are  departed  hence 

3  8.2  j.by  the  man  whofe  thefe  are  am  I  with 

39. 2.  Jofeph  was  a  profperous  man 

40.  j  .each  man  his  dreame  in  one  night 

each  man  according  to  the  interpretation 
Chap.41.11,12. 

42.1 1. we  are  all  one  'mans  fons 

1 3  ions  of  one  man  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
3  o.the  man  who  is  the  lord  of  the  land 
3  3. the  man,xhe  lord  ofthe  countrey 
4 3. 3. the  man  did  folemly  proteft 

5. for  the  man  faid  unto  us, Ye  fhall  not 

6.to  tell  the  man  whether  ye  had  yet  a 

7. the  man  asked  us  ftraightly  of  our  ftate 

1 1. carry  down  the  man  aprefent 

13.  arife,and  goe  againe  to  the  man. 

1 4. give  you  mercy  before  the  morn 

j 7. the  man  did  as  Jofeph  badej  and  the  man 


24.the  man  brought  the  men  in  to  Jofeph 
44.17.  but  the  man  in  whofe  hand  the  cup  is 

26.we  may  not  fee  the  mans  face,  except  our 
4f  .22.  he  gave  to  each  man  changes  of  raiment 
£#0aLi.2O.why  is  it  that  ye  have  left  the  man  ' 
2 1.  Mofes  was  content  to  dwell  with  the  m. 
4.1  i.who  hath  made  mans  mouth 
1 1.3-the  man  Mofes  was  very  great  in  the  laad 
22.  y. and  fliall  feed  in  another  mans  field 

7. and  it  be  ftollen  out  ofthe  mans  houfe 
30.3  2.upon  mans  flefh  fhall  it  not  be  poured 
3  2.1.  the  man  that  brought  us  up  out  ofthe  la. 
Verfe.  22. 
Lev.  1 3.40.the  tfw.whofe  hair  is  fallen  off'his  head 
1 4. 1 1.  fhall  prefent  the  man  that  is  to  be  made 
^7.3  .what  man  foever  there  be  ofthe  houfe  of 
4-bloud  fhall  be  imputed  unto  that  -man 

that  man  flialbe  cut  off  from  among  his 

8.whatfoev.  man  there  be  ofthe  houfe  of  Ifr. 

13.whatfo.WdKtherebeofthechil.ofIf.that 

20.4.do  any  waies  hide  their  eies  from  the  man 

1  o.the  w.that  committeth  adul.  with  another 

1 1. man  that  lieth  with  his  fa.  wife  hath  uric. 

2i.i8.whatfoever  ma.he  be  that  hath  a  blemifh 

22.4.  what  man  foever  of  the  feed  of  Aaron  is  a 

2y.26.if  the  man  have  none  to  redeem  it,  and 

27.andreftore  the  overplus  unto  the  man  to 
27.20.or  if  he  have  fold  the  field  to  another  m. 
Num.^.S.ifthe  man  have  nokinfman  to  recom. 
1  f  .then  fhall  the  man  bring  his  wife  unto 
20.and  fome  man  have  lien  with  thee  befide 
3 1  .then  fhal  the  man  be  guiltkffe  from  iniq. 
9. 1 3  .but  the  man  that  is  cleane,and  is  not  in 
12.3  .now  the  man  Mofes  was  very  meek 
1  y.3  %.theman  fhall  furely  be  put  to  death 
16. 7. mm  whom  the  Lord  doth  chufe,he 
i7.y.that  the  mans xod  whom  I  fhall  chufc  fhal 
19.20. but  the  man  fhall  be  unclean 
24.3  .and  the  man  whofe  eies  are  open,bath  faid 
Verfe  1  y. 
2J.8.and  he  went  after  the  man  of  Ifrael 

thruft  both  of  them  thorow/he  m.o[ If. 

3  i.i8.that  have  not  known  a  was  by  lying  w'b 

Verfe  35. 

Deut.4.1 1'flnce  the  day  that  God  created  w.upon 

f.24.that  God  doth  talk  with  man,  &  heliveth 

8.3  .make  thee  know  that  man  doth  not  live  by 

out  of  the  mouth  ofthe  Lo.  doth  w.live 

I7.i2.thewa»that  willdoprefumptuoufly,  & 

20.y.whatw.is  there  that  hath  built  a  new  ho. 

6.what  man  is  he  that  hath  planted  a  vineya. 

die  in  the  battell,&  another  w.eat  of  it 

7<what  m.is  there  that  hath  betrothed  a  wife 

die  in  the  battel,  &  znoth.man  take  her 

8.  what  man  is  there  fearfull  or  faint-hearted 

i9.for  the  tree  ofthe  field  is  manslife 

2 1. 3. that  the  city  that  is  next  to  the  flaine  man 

6.  eld.of  the  city  that  is  next  to  the  flain  man 

2  2. 24. the  ma.  becaufe  he  hath  hum. his  neighb. 

2y.and  the  man  force  her,  and  lie  with  her 

man  only  that  lay  with  her  fhaU  die 
29.  man  that  lay  with  her  fhall  give  unto  the 
24.  z.fhe  may  goe  and  be  another  mans  wife 
1 1  .the  man  to  whom  thou  doft  lend  fhal  bri. 
1 2.if  the  man  be  poor,thou  fhalt  not  fleep 

2  y-7.if  the  man  like  not  to  take  his  broth.wife 
27.  j  y.curfed  be  the  m.  that  maketh  any  gr.im. 
2 8. 30.  and  another  mm  fliall  lie  with  her 

y4.fo  that  the  man  that  is  tender  among  you 

3  2.2  y.  deftroy  the  fuckling  alfo  with  the  ma.oE 
fofh.6. 26.curfed  be  the  w.before  the  L.  that  rifeth 

7.  i4.they  fhall  come  man  by  man 

17. he  brought  the  family  oftheZat.w.byW. 

1 8  .he  brought  his  houfhold,wa»  by  man 
1 4. 1  y.  which  Arba  was  a  great  was  among  the 
Judg.i.z^.  they  let  goe  the  man  and  all  his  family 

26.the  m.  went  into  the  land  ofthe  Hittites 
j.i7.and  Eglon  was  a  very  fat  man 
4.22.I  will  fhew  thee  the  mm  whom  thou  feek. 
8.2 1. for  as  the  man  is,  fo  is  his  ftrength 
9.9.wherewith  by  me  they  honour  G.  and  man 

1 3. leave  my  wine  which  cheareth  God  &  m. 
10. 1 8.what  ma.is  he  that  will  fight  aga.Amm. 
1 3 . 1  o.behold  the  man  that  hath  appeared  to  me 

I  i.Man.went  aft.the  wife,&  came  to  the  m. 

art  thou  the  wa.that  fpakeft  unto  the  wo. 

16.7. 1 


MAN    MAN 


MAN    MAN 


MAN   MAN 


1 6.7  .{h  all  I  be  w  eak,  and  be  as  another  man 
Verfe  n. 
17.  become  weak,and  be  like  any  other  man 

17.  j. the  was  Micah  had  an  houfe  of  gods 
8. the  man  departed  out  of  the  city 
1  i.the  Lev.was  content  to  dwell  wth  the  m. 

1 9.7.when  the  man  arofe  to  depart,his  fa.in-law 
9.  man  arofe  up  to  depart,he  and  his  concub. 
1'o.but  the  man  would  not  tarry  that  night 
az.bring  forth  the  man  that  came  into  thine 
23. thews  the  mafter  of  the  houfe  went 
2«.fothe  man  took  hi$concubine,and  brou. 
26.  fell  down  at  the  door  of  the  mans  houfe 
28. then  the  man  took  her  upon  his  afle 

man  rofe  up,&  gate  him  unto  his  place 

11  .n.referved  not  unto  each  man  his  wife  in 
Ruth  i.i.thenameof  the  man  was  Elimelech 

z.i9.»2.name  with  whom  I  wro.to  day>was  B. 
zo.the  man  is  neer  of  kin  unto  us 

j.j.makenot  thy  felf  known  untothe  man 
8. that  the  man  was  afraid, &  turned  himfelfe 
i8.forthe»M?z  will  not  be  in  reft  untill 
x  Sam.i.zi.  the  man  Elkanah,and  all  his  ho.went 

2.  1  j.faid  to  the  man  that  facrificed,  Give  fiefh 
3 3  .the  man  of  thine  whom  I  will  not  cut  off 

4. 1  j  .when  the  ma.  came  into  the  city  ,&  told  it 
14. the  »rf»camein  haftily,and  told  Eli 

1  tf.the  w.faid  untoEliJ  am  he  that  came  out 
o.6.and  he  is  an  honourable  man,snd  all  that 

7 .if  we  goe,what  fhall  we  bring  the  man 
17.  behold  the  man  of  whom  I  fpake  to  thee 
io.6.3nd  (halt  be  turned  into  another  man 

2  z.if  the  man  fhould  yet  come  thither,  and 
I4.i4.curfedbethew.thateat.anythinguntill 

28.faying,Curfed  be  the  ma.xhzt  eateth  any 
i6.7.for  the  Lord  feeth  not  as  manktih 
17.24.men  of  Ifrael  when  they  faw  the  tfta.fled 
2j.»M»whokillethhim,the  Kingwil  inrich 
26.what  fnall  be  done  to  the  ma.zlat  killeth 
27.(0  (hall  it  be  done  to  the  tfi.that  kil.  him 
41. man  that  bare  the  fhield  went  before  him 
2 1. 1 4.1oe,  you  fee  the  man  is  mad 
2J.2. the  man  was  very  great,and  he  had 

3  .now  the  name  of  the  man  was  Nabal 

but  thew.was  churli(h,and  evill  in  his 

2  Sam.  j.j8.and  a  great  man  fallen  this  day  in  Ifr. 

12.4.10  dreffeforthe  wayfaiing»M#  that  was 

drefled  it  for  the  /».that  was  come  to  him 

5. Davids  anger  was  greatly  kindl.ag.  the  m. 

w.that  hath  done  this  thing  fhalfurely 

7-Nathan  faid  to  David>  Thou  art  the  man 

1 4.i6.handmaid  cut  of  the  hand  of  the  «.th3t 

16.7 .come out jCome  out  thou  bloudy  max hou 

8.becaufe  thou  art  a  bloudy  man 

i7.3.w.whom  thou  feekeft,is  as  if  all  returned 

18.1i.J0ab  faid  unto  the  ?#.that  told  him, And 

1  z.man  faid untoJoab,Though I  mould  rec. 

26.watchman  faw  another  man  running 

faid,Bthold,another  ^.running  alone 

20.12.when  the  M«  faw  that  all  the peo.ftood 

2i.j.the/fl«tf  thatconfumed  us,&  thatdevifed 

22. 26.  with  the  upright  man  wilt  thou  (hew  thy 

49. delivered  me  from  the  violent  man 
23 .  i.and  the  mm  who  was  raiftd  up  on  high 
7.the  man  that  fhall  touch  them  muft  be  fen. 

1  ^#.4. 7. each  m  his  month  in  a  yeer  made  provi. 

1 1 .28.  the  man  Jeroboam  was  a.  mighty  man 
20. 20,and  they  flew  every  one  his  man 
3  j  .and  the  man  refufed  to  fmite  him 
3  7. found  another  m.&.  faid,Smite  me  I  pray 
WiZ.fmote  him,fo  that  in  fmi.he  woun. 

2  Kjn.  1 .8.anfwered  him,He  was  an  hairy  man 

j.r.nowNaamanwasagreatw.withhis  ma. 
26.  when  the  man  turned  again  from  his  aha. 
6. 19.I  will  bring  you  to  the  man  whom  ye  feek 
9.1 1. ye  know  the  ;M;z,and  his  communication 
13.21.they  caft  the  man  into  the  fepulc.  of  Eli. 
1f.20.of  each  man  fifty  (hekels  of  filver,to  give 
22.1 j.tel  the  man  thatfent  you  to  me,Thus  fa. 
2  Chm.34.z3. 

1  Cbro.z3,3.man\>y  tnan,vris  thirty  &  eight  thouf. 

i8.2i.every  willing  skilfull  man,  for  any  man. 
29. 1. palace  is  not  for  manjbut  for  the  Lord 

2  Chro.i.  1 3  .now  have  I  fent  a  cunning  m.  endued 

14. 1 1  .let  not  man  prevaile  againft  thee 

s  9.6.  for  ye  judge  not  for  manjzxxt  for  the  Lord 


E$ba  6.6.what  fhalbe  done  to  the  ffl.whom  theK. 

7.for  the  man  whom  the  K.deligh. to  honour 

9.that  they  may  array  the  wz.withall,  whom 
thus  fhall  it  be  done  to  the  man  whom 

1 1.  be  done  to  the  man  whom  the  King  del. 
Job  4.i7-flial  mortall  man  be  more  juft  then  God 
J.2.for  wrath  killeth  the  foolifa  man 

7  .yet  man  is  borne  unto  trouble 

17.  happy  is  the  man  whom  God  correcteth 
7. 1. is  there  not  an  appointed  time  to  man  on 

i7.what  is  »w«,thatthou  fhouldeft  magnifie 
9«2.but  how  mould  man  be  juft  with  God 
1  o_4.or  feeft  thou  as  man  feeth 

j.are  thy  yeers  as  mam 
1 1 . 1 2.  vain  man  would  be  wife.though  man  be 
i2.4.the  juft  &upright  man  is  laughed  to  fcorn 
I4.i.0ta72tbatisbornofa  woman  is  of  few 

io.but  man  dieth  and  wafteth  away 

yezjnan  giveth  up  the  ghoft,&  where 

1 2.fo  manlieth  down  and  rifeth  not 

1  y.7.  art  thou  the  firft  man  that  was  borne 

14.  what  isman}thzt  he  fhould  be  cleane 

16.  how  much  more  abom.  and  filthy  is  man 

20.4.  fince  man  was  firft  placed  upon  the  earth 
2i.4.as  for  me,is  my  complaint  to  man 
22.8.and  the  honourable  man  dwell  in  it 

2  j .4.I10W  then  can  manbe  juftified  with  God 

6.how  much  lefle  man  that  is  a  worme 
28.1 3-man  knoweth  not  the  price  thereof 
28.unto«z<w  he  faid.  Behold  the  fear  of  the 

3  2.8.but  there  is  a  fpirit  in  man 

t 3  .God  thrufteth  him  down,  not  man 
2  i.neith.  let  me  give  flattering  titles  to  man 
33.1 2.that  God  is  greater  then  man 
i4.yet  man  perceiveth  it  not 

17.  that  he  may  withdraw  man  from  his  pur. 

and  hide  pride  from  man 
23. to  (new  unto  man  his  uprightnefle 
26Jie  will  render  unto  man  his  righteoufnes 
2p.things  worketh  God  oftentimes  w|h  man 
34.7.what  man  is  like  Job 

i4.ifhe  fethis  heart  upon  mm  jit  he  gather 

1  j  .and  man  fhall  turne  again  unto  duft 

2  3.  he  will  not  lay  upon  man  more  then  rig. 
36.28.  drop  and  diftill  upon  man  abundantly 

Vfal.  5.6.abhorre  the  bloudy  and  deceitfull  man 
8.4.  what  is  «2<z»,that  thou  art  mindfull  of  him 
9.  i9.arife,0  Lord,let  not  man  prevaile 
10.1%  jnan  of  the  earth  may  no  moreopprefle 
1 2.i.help,Lord,for  the  godly  man  ceafeth 
1 8. 2$. with  an  upright  man  wilt  thou  lhew  thy 
48.  thou  haft  delivered  me  from  the  vain  m. 

19.5.  &  rejoyceth  as  a  ftrong  man  to  run  a  race 
2j.12.what  »M#ishethat  feareth  the  Lord 

3  i  .1 2.1  am  forgotten  as  a  dead  man  out  of  mi. 
34.1 2.what  man  is  he  that.defireth  life 
37.7.  becaufe  of  the  man  who  bringeth  wicked. 
1 6.  little  that  a  righteous  man  hath,is  better 
2  3. the  ftcps  of  a  good  'Man  are  ordered  by 
37.mark  the  perfect  man,znd  behold  the 
3  8 . 1 3  .but  I,  as  a  deaf  man,htatd  not 

I  was  as  a  dumb  man  that  openeth  not 
39.1 1.  when  thou  with  rebukes  doft  cor.«?.for 
43.i.mefrom  the  deceitfull,  and  unjuft  man 
49.i2.#M«bemg  in  honour,  abideth  not 

20. man  that  is  in  honour  and  underft.not,is 
j6.i.iotman  would  fwallow  me  up 

1  i.not  be  afraid  what  man  can  do  unto  me 
7 1 .4.  out  of  the  hand  of  the  unrig.  &  ctuell  m. 
74.22.how  the  foolifti  man  reproach.thee  daily 
78.25  .man  did  eat  angelrfood 
8  0.17. let  thy  hand  be  upon  the  m.  of  thy  right 
89.48. what  man  is  he  that  liveth 
90. 3. thou  turneft  man  to  deftrudion 
94 . 1 0  .he  that  teacheth  m.  know  ledge,  thai  not 
103. 1  j.  as  for  mantis  dayes  are  as  graffe 
104.1 5.  bread  which  ftrengthneth  mans  heart 

il.man  goeth  forth  unto  his  work 
107.27.they  ftagger  like  a  drunken  man 
1 18.&I  will  not  fear  what  man  can  do  unto  me 

8. then  to  put  confidence  in  man 
1 27 .  f  .happy  is  the  man  that  hath  his  quiver  ful 
i2  8.4.thus  fhall  the  man  be  bleffed  that  feareth 
1 40. 1.  preferve  me  from  the  violent  man 

Verfe  4. 
1 1  .evill  fhall  hunt  the  violent  man  to  overt. 


I44-S-L°rd,what  is  man  that  thou  takeftkno. 

4.  man  is  like  to  vanity 
Pro.z. i2.from  the  man  that  fpeaketh  frowa.things 
3.4-good  underft.  in  the  fight  of  God  and  man 

i3«happy  is  the  man  that  findeth  wifdome 
and  the  man  that  getteth  underftanding 
6. 1  i.and  thy  want  come  as  an  armed  man 
7.i9.forthegood/»<«zisnotat  home 
9.9.teach  a  juft  jwz,and  he  will  increafe  in 
1 1. 1 7. the mercifull m.  doth  good  to  his  owne 
1 2.2.3  good  man  obtaineth  favour  of  the  Lord 

io.but  a  prudent  man  covereth  (hame 

23«a  prudent  »z*z«concealeth  knowledge 

27.the  floathfull  wfcozrofteth  not  tint  which 

the  fubftance  of  a  diligent  ma.is  preci. 

1 3.1 6\every  prudent  man  dealeth  with  knowle. 

2  2.  a  good  man  leaveth  an  inheritance  to  the 
14-7-goe  from  the  prefenceof  a  foolifii  man 

i4.a  good  man  (hal  be  fatisfied  from  himfelf 

1  j.  the  prudent  WMftlookcth  well  to  his  go. 
i?.i9.wayoftheflothfu!l»M«isasan  hedge  ' 
16.  i.the  preparations  of  the  heart  in  man^ad 

27.an  ungodly  man  diggeth  up  evill 
2o.7.thc  juft  man  walketh  in  his  integrity 
Z4.mans  goings  are  of  the  Lord 

2  y.it  is  a  fnare  to  the  man  to  devoure 
2l.16.the  man  that  wandereth  out  of  the  way 

ao.but  a  foolifli  man  fpendeth  it  up 

28.  the  man  that  hcareth  fpeaketh  conftantly 
22. 1 3.the  flothfull  man  faith,There  is  a  lyon 

24  .make  no  friendfhip  with  an  angry  man 
with  a  furious  man  thou  fnalt  not  goe 
24%29.render  to  the  man  according  to  his  work 

34.  thy  want  come  as  an  armed  man 

2  f.i9.confidence  in  an  unfaithfull  ma.  in  time 
26. 1 3.  the  flothfull  man  faith,  There  is  a  lyon 

19.(0  is  the  ma.tlat  deceiveth  his  neighbour 
27.2.Iet  another  man  praife  thee 
28.1 4.happy  is  the  man  that  feareth  alway 
29.22.an angry  w^ftirreth  up  ftrife,and 

a  furious  man  aboundeth  in  transgref. 

30. 1. the  man  fpake  unto  Ithiel,even  unto  Ithi. 

Ecckf.i.K.zW  things  are  full  of  labour}/»*.cannot 

2. 1 2.for  what  can  the  man  do  that  cometh  after 

i8.1eave  it  unto  the  man  that  (halbe  after  nve 

2  2. for  what  hath  man  of  all  his  labour 
6.  io.and  it  is  known  that  it  is  man 

1 1  .what  is  man  the  better 

1 2. who  knoweth  what  is  good  for»*.in  this 
7. 14.K)  the  end,that  ^.(hould  find  nothing  aft. 

29.that  God  hath  made  man  upright 
9. 1 2. for  a  man  knoweth alfo  not  his  time 
12.5  .becaufe  man  goeth  to  his  long  home 
Ifa.z.f).  the  mean  man  boweth  downe,and 

the  great  man  humbleth  himfelf 

22.  ceafe  ye  from  man  whofe  breath  is  in  his 
3 .3. take  away  the  honourable  zroz,and  counfel. 
j.  1  f.the  meane  man  (hall  be  brought  down 
6.11.  and  the  houfes  without  man3md  the  land 

3  i.8.fword,  not  of  a  mean  man  (hall  devoure 
3  3 .8  .the  wayfaring  man  ceafeth 

3  y  .6.then  fhall  the  lame  man  leap  as  an  hart 
38.1  i.I  (hall  behold ma.no  more  with  the  inh. 

4  j.  1 2.1  have  made  the  earth,and  created  man 
46. 1 1  .the  man  that  cxecuteth  my  counfel  from 

5  J.7-let  the  unrighteous  man  forfake  his  thou. 
fer.  3 . 1  .(he  go  from  him,and  become  another  ma. 

10.23.it  is  not  in  man  that  walketh  to  direct 
1 1 . 3  .curfed  be  the  OT.that  obeyeth  not  the  wor. 
1 7. f  .curfed  be  the  man  that  trufteth  in  man 
20.1  j.curfed  be  the  man  who  brought  tydings 
yo.44.  who  is  a  chofen  man  that  I  may  appoint 
Lam.3.1.1  am  the  man  that  have  feen  affliction  by 
£■^.4. 1  J.I  have  given  thee  cowes  dung  for  mans 
9. 3. he  called  ro  the  man  clothed  with  linnen 

1  l.man  clothed  with  lin.w*  had  the  mkhorn 
io.2.he  fp3ke  unto  the  m.  clothed  with  linnen 
6.comman.the  man  cl.with  lin.  faying,Take 
i8.g.executed  true  judgment  between  m.&  m. 
30.24. the  groanings  of  a  deadly  wounded  man 
40.4.andthe  was  faid  unto  me 

Son  of  »wz,behold  with  thine  eyes 
j.  in  the  mans  hand  a  meafuring  reed  o(  6.cu, 
43. 6- he  flood  by  me,and  he  faid,Son  oiman 
47.3.z#.that  had  the  line  in  his  hand  went  for. 
Dan.4.  i^.let  his  heart  be  changed  from  mans 

9.2 1.  even 


MAN 


MAN 


MAN   MAN 


MAN   MAN 


p.n.eventhe  man  Gabriel,whom  I  hadfecn 
io.i9.faid,0  «M»,greatly  beloved,feare  not 
i  i.tf.one  faid  to  the  w.dothed  in  linnen,How 
7.I  heard  the  man  clothed  in  linnen  w*b  was 
Hof. 3  .3. thou  {halt  not  be  for  another  man 
9.7.  the  fpirituall  man  is  mad 
1 1 .9-for  I  am  God  and  not  man 
Amos  4.1  j.dedareth  unto  w.what  is  his  thought 
Micab  5.7.that  tartieth  not  for  man,  nor  waiteth 
6.8. he  hath  (hewed  thee,0»»d?2,what  is  good 

9. the  man  of  wifdome  (hall  fee  thy  name 
7.2.the  good  man  is  perifhed  out  of  the  earth 
3. the  great m.he  uttereth  his  mifchievous  de. 
Hab.i.  13 .when  the  wicked  devoureth  the ma.thzt 
Zepb.i.^.lviil  cut  off  man  from  offtheland 
Zee.  1 . 1  o.the  w.that  flood  among  the  myrtle  trees 
6.1 2.  behold  the  m.  whefename  is  the  Branch 
1 3. 5. for  man  taught  me  to  keep  cattell  from 
7.awake,Ofword,ag.the»*.that  is  my  fellow 
Mal.1.1  2.  Lo.  will  cut  off  the  man  that  doth  this 
Ato.4.4  man  (hall  not  live  by  bread  alone 
7. 9. or  whitman  is  there  of  you  whom  if  he 
1  2.  1 1. what  man  (hall  there  be  among  you,that 
1 3. he  faith  to  the  man,Stretch  forth  thine  ha. 
29. how  can  one  enter  into  a  ftrong  #». houfe 
1  f  .1 8. from  the  heart,and  they  defile  the  man 

19.6  .let  not  man  be  put  aflunder 
20. 1  i.they  murmured  agai.the  good  m.  of  the 
24.43. if  the  good  w.of  the  houfe  had  known  in 

26.7  2.dcnied  wth  an  oath,I  do  not  know  the  m. 
74.to  fwear,faying,I  know  not  the  man 

Mar\e  2.27.fabbach  was  made  for  m.8c  not  m.fot 
3.3#he faid  unto  the0M«w<hhad  the  withered 

5.  faith  unto  the  w.Stretch  forth  thine  hand 

27.except  he  will  firft  bind  the  ftrong  man 
y.S.come  out  of  the  w^thou  unclean  fpirit 
7.1  y.thefe  are  they  that  defile  the  man 

j8.thing  from  without  entreth  into  the  m.it 

20.  out  of  the  0M»)  that  defileth  the  «fcz» 

2  3  .come  from  within,and  defile  the  man 
8.i3.he  took  the  blind  man  by  the  hand,  &  led 
io.y.joyned  together,  let  not  man  put  aflunder 

49.they  call  the  blind  w.faying  unto  him,Be 

5  1. blind  m.faid  unto  him,Lord  thatl  might 
1  i.2.whereon  never  w.fate.loofe  him,&  bring 
14.14.fay  ye  to  the  good  man  of  the  houfe,Thc 
Lulp  2. 25. the  fame  »ws  was  juft  and  devout 

f  2.Jefus  increafed  in  favour  withG.and  man 
4.4.that  man  (hall  not  live  by  bread  alone 
y.20.faid  unto  him,M<«,thy  fins  are  forgi.thee 
6\8.faid  to  the  m.  which  had  the  withered  hand 

10. he  faid  to  the  ^.Stretch  forth  thine  hand 
8.3  f  .came  to  Jefus,and  found  the  man 

3  8. now  the  m.  out  of  whom  the  devils  were 
i2.i4.WOT,whomademe  a  judge  over  you 

3  9-if  the  good  m.oi the  houfe  had  known  in 
1 54.what  w.of  you  having  an  hundred  (heep>if 
1 6. 1 2.not  bin  faithfull  in  that  wcfl  another  ma. 
i8.2.neithcr  regarded  he  man 

4. though  I  feare  not  God,  nor  regard  man 
1 9. 2 1. 1  feared  theeheca.thouartan  auftere/tt. 

2  2.thou  knoweft  that  I  was  an  auftere  man 

30.whereon  yet  never  man  fate,loofe  him,& 
22.1 1. ye  (hall  fay  to  the  good  «M.  of  the  houfe 

58.and  Peter  faid,Af<z»,I  am  not 

60,  Peter  faid,  Man,\  know  not  what  thou 
23. 6. he  asked  whether  the  man  were  aGalilean 

5 3. wherein  never  man  before  was  laid 
John  1.2  5  .for  he  knew  what  was  in  man 

4.49.noble  man  faith  unto  him,Sir,come  down 

yo.w.beleeved  the  word  that  Jefus  had  fpok. 
5. 7. the  impotent  /^.anfwered  him5Sir>I  have  no 

9.immediatly  the  man  was  made  whole 

1 2.what  »J.is  this  that  w'Taid  to  thee, Take 

1  ? .the  man  departed,and  told  thejewes  that 

3 7.but  I  receive  not  teftimony  from  man 
7.46.never  man  (pake  like  this  man 
9. 1 7. they  fay  to  the  blind  M8again,What  fay. 
24.then  again  called  they  the  man  that  was 

3  o.man  anfwered  and  faid  unto  them, Why 
iy.24.which  none  other  man  did,  they  had  not 
io.j.Pilatefaidunto  them,Behold  the  «?.?» 

4 1. wherein  was  never  manyet  laid 
Acts  3.1  i.as  the  lame  w.that  was  healed  held  Pe. 

4.9.  of  the  good  deed  done  to  the  impotent  m.  I  Exod. 2. 1  .there  went  a  manol  the  houfe  of  Lev 

1 4«beholding  the ma.y/ch  was  healed ftand.  [      i5.3.theLordisa»MSof  war 


2  2.  for  the  man  was  about  forty  yeeres  old 
8.31  .how  canl3except  fome  man  (hall  guid  me 

3  4.of  himfelfe,or  of  fome  other  man 
1 1 . 1 2. and  we  entred  into  the  mans  houfe 
i7.29.or  ftone,graven  by  art  or  mans  device 
1 8.24.born  at  Alexandria,an  eloquent  man 

1  j.  i6.the  man  on  whom  the  evill  fpirit  was 
3  j  .what  man  is  there  that  knoweth  not  how 

2 1  .o.the  fame  man  had  foure  daughters 

n.Jewesat  Jerufal.  bind  the  m.  that  oweth 
23.30.how  that  thejewes  laid  wait  for  the  m. 

2  y.  ^.commanded  the  ma.  to  be  brought  forth 
22.I  would  alfo  hearethe  man  my  felf 

Rom.  i.2  3.into  an  image  made  like  to  corrupt.J»«» 
2. 1. therefore  thou  art  inexcufable,  O  mm 

3.thinkft  thou  this,0  man,that  judgeft  them 

7.3  .(he  be  married  to  another  man,  (he  (lull  be 

though  (he  be  married  to  another  man 

22.1delight  in  the  law  of  G. after  the  inw.w. 

24.O  wretched  «z.that  I  am, who  (hall  deliv. 
9.20.nay,but,O  «w»,who  att  thou  that  replied 
xo.  j.thew.which  doth  thefe  things  mould  live 

io.for  with  the  heart  wa.beleeveth  unto  rig. 
14.4.WI10  art  thou  that  judgeft  another  m.kiv. 
1  ?.20.1eft  I  (hould  build  upon  anoth.  OT.fpun. 

1  Cor.  2 . 1 1 .  what  man  knoweth  the  things  of  a  m. 
1 3  .not  in  the  words  weI'  flw.wifdom  teacheth 
i4.but  the  natural  w.receiveth  not  the  things 

7.x6.how  knoweft  thou,  O  man,  whether  thou 
1  o.  1 3  .no  tem.tak.you,but  fuch  as  is  com.to  m. 
29»why  is  my  liberty  judged  of  anot.  w.con. 
1 1. 3. and  the  head"of  the  woman  is  the  man 
S.man,?ov  the«w»'is  not  of  the  woman 

hut  the  woman  of  the  man 

o.neither  was  the  man  created  for  the  worn. 

but  the  woman  for  the  man 

1 1  .neither  is  the  man  without  the  woman 

neit.the  wom.without  the  ».in  the  L. 

,  1 2.  as  the  woman  is'of  the  man,  fo  is 

the  man  alfo  by  the  woman 
1  j. 2 1 .  for  fince  by  man  came  death 

by  man  came  alfo  the  refurrection  of 
3  5. fome  w.will  fay,How  are  the  dead  raifed 
4f.the  firft  m.  Adam  was  made  a  living  foul 
47-the  firft  man  is  of  the  earth,earthy 

the  fecond  man  is  of  the  L.from  heaven 

2  Cor.4.16.  for  though  the  outward  Wdsperifli,  yet 
the  inward  man  is  renewed  day  by  day 

1  o.  1 6. not  to  boaft  in  another  *».line  of  things 
Gal.  1 .  i.neither  by  mm,but  by  Jefus  Chr.  &  God 

1  i.gof.  wrt  was  preached  of  me,is  not  aft.w. 
3 . 1 2.but  the  man  that  doth  them  (hall  live  in 

Epbcf.i.  1  y.tnake  in  himfelf,  of  twain,one  new  m. 
3.i6\with  might  by  his  fpirit  in  the  inner  man 
4.24.&  that  ye  put  on  that  new  m. which  after 
f  .y.nor  unclean  perfon,nor  covete.w.hath  any 

Col.  3 .  1  o.have  put  on  the  new  man  which  is  renew. 

1  Tbef^.S.he  that  defpifethjdefpi.  not  ma'nbut  G. 

1  Tiw.2.y.between  G.and  men,  the  w.Chr. Jefus 
1 2.  nor  to  ufurp  authority  over  the  man 

Titus  3 .4.0m-  Saviour  toward  man  appeared 

Heb.  2.6.what  is  martthzt  thou  art  mindful  of  him 
3.4. for  every  houfe  isbuilded  by  fome  mm 
8. 2. true  tabern.w<h  the  L.pitched,and  not  man 
1 3.8.I  will  not  fear  what  m.  (hall  doe  unto  me 

Jam.  1. 8. a  double  minded  man  is  unliable  in  all 
2.20.but  wilt  thou  know,0  vain  ma. that  faith 
yatf.efleft.fer.prayerof  a  righteous  w.availeth 

1  Pft.3.4.butlet  it  be  the  hidden  mm  of  the  heart 

Rev.16.3At  became  as  the  bloud  of  a  dead  man 
A  $fym. 

6c».2.$.there  was  not  a  man  to  till  the  ground 

2  4.therefore  (hall  a  man  leave  his  father 
4. 1 .1  have  gotten  a  man  from  the  Lord 

23.I  have  flain  a  mm  to  my  wounding 
1 3»i6.if  a  ma.  can  number  the  duft  of  the  earth 
1 9. 3 1  .there  is  not  a  mm  in  the  earth  to  come 
20.3.  (he  is  a  mans  wife 
25.27.Efau  a  man  of  the  field 
3  2.24.there  wreftled  a  man  with  him,untill 

41.23  Jet  him  look  out  a /was  difcreet 
38.a  mm  in  whom  the  Spirit  of  God  is 

44. 1  f  .fuch  a  man  as  I  can  certainly  divine 

49.tf.in  their  anger  they  (levi&man 


2 1. 7. if  a  mm  fel  his  daughter  to  be  a  maid  -fer. 
1 2.  he  that  fmiteth  a  min,(o  that  he  die,(haU 
i3.ifawi«zlie  not  in  wait,but  God  deliver 
1 4. if  a  man  come  prefumpt.upon  his  neighb. 
i6.he  that  ftealeth  a  mmzni.  felleth  him,  or 
20.if  a  ^.finite  his  fervant,or  his  maid  with 
26".if  a  man  finite  the  eye  of  his  fervant,or 
28.ifan  oxegorea  M.orawoman,  that  they 
29-but  that  he  hath  killed  a  man  or  a  woman 
3  3#if  a  man  (hould  open  a  pit,or  if  a  man  dig 
22.i.if  aman  (lull  fteale  an  oxe  or  a  (heep 
f  .if  a  man  (hall  caufe  a  field  to  be  eaten,  & 
7 .if  a  man  (hall  deliver  unto  his  neighbour 
icif  a  man  (hal  deliver  unto  his  neig.an  aflc 
H.'ffzman  borrow  ought  ofhisntighb.&it 
i6.if  a  »?.entice  a  maid  that  is  not  betrothed 
3  3. 1 1.  as  a  man  fpeaketh  unto  his  friend 
I^w.5.3.whatfo.unclean.itbethata  ».fhalbe  def. 
6.1  .in  any  of  al  thefe  that  a  «2.doth  in  finning 
ij.2.when  a  manOizU.  have  in  the  skin  ofhis 
o.when  the  plague  of  leprofie  is  in  a  w.then 
44,he  is  a  leprous  man,  he  is  uncleane 
i6.ii  .fend  him  away  by  the  hand  of  a  fit  man 
iS.j.whichifatfZiwzdoejhe  (hall  live  in  them 
20. 1 2.if  a  m.\k  with  his  daughter-in-law,both 
i3.ifa/»a.alfoliewithmankind,ashelieth 
14.  ifaman  take  a  wife  and  her  mother,it  is 
i  f.if  a  man  lie  with  a  beaft,  he  (hall  furely 
17. if  3. man  (hall  take  his  fifter,and  fee  her 
i8.iiaman (hall  lie  with  a  woman  having 
20.  if  a  mm  lie  with  his  uncles  wife,he  hath 
21. if  a»2.(hal  take  his  brothers  wife,itis  an 
2i.i8.hefhallnotapproachablindw.orala. 
i9.or  a  man  that  is  broken  footed,or  broken 
2  2.4.or  a  man  whofe  feed  goeth  from  him 
j.or  a  mmoi whom  he  may  take  uncleannes 
i4-if  a  w.eat  of  the  holy  things  unwittingly 
24.10.  &  a  man  of  Ifrael  ftrove  together  in  the 
jf^.if  a  man  caufe  a  blemifh  in  his  neighbour 
20.as  he  hath  caufed  a  blemifti  in  a  man 
2 1  .that  killcth  zmmht  (halbe  put  to  death 
2j.29.ifaw.  fell  a  dwelling  houfe  in  a  walled 
33-if  a  mm  purchafeof  the  Levites,then  the 
27„2.when  a  mm  (hal  make  a  fingular  vow,the 
I4.when  a  man  (hall  fandifie  his  houfe  to  be 
i6.if  a  man  (hall  fandifie  unto  the  Lo.fome 
22.if  a  mm  fanftifie  unto  the  Lord  a  field 
28.no  devoted  thing  that  a  man  (hal  devote 
3 1  .if  a  mm  will  at  all  feek  ought  of  his 
Num.  1. 4. with  you  there  (halbe  a  m.o£ every  tribe 
5. 1 3.&  a  mm  Ik  with  her  camally,and  it  be 
9-6.who  were  defiled  by  the  dead  body  of  a  ma. 

7.  we  are  defiled  by  the  dead  body  of  a  mm 
I3.2.every  tribe  of  your  fa.fliall  you  fend  a  man 
1  y.3  2. they  found  a  w.that  gather.ftickson  the 
1  $  .9.  a  man  that  is  clean  (hall  gather  up  the 
14-this  is  the  law  when  a  man  dieth  in  a  tent 
itf.whofoever  toucheth  a  bone  of  m.  (hall  be 
23.19.G0d  is  not  a  mm3thzt  he  (hould  lie 
26.6"4.there  was  not  aw.  of  them  whom  Mofes 
6?.wai  not  left  a  m.oi  themdave  Cal.&  Jo. 
27.8. if  a  man  die  and  have  no  fon,then  ye 
itf.fet  a  mm  over  the  congregation 
18. take  thee  Jo(hua,a  mm  in  whom  is  the 
30.2.if  a  man  vow  a  vow  unto  the  Lord,or  fwe. 
i6.Lord  commanded  Mofes  between  a  «\& 
3 1. 18.wom.child.that  have  not  known  a  m.by 
DeaM.31.L0rd  thy  God  bare  thee,as  a  man  doth 
3 . 1  i.four  cub.the  breadth»after  the  cub.of  a  m. 
8.;.that  as  a  man  chafteneth  bis  fon,fo  the 
19.  j.  when  a  m.  goeth  into  the  wood  with  his 

1  f  .one  witneffe  (hall  not  rife  up  againft  a  m. 
2 1. 1  j.if  a  #2. have  two  wives,one  beloved,  and 

i8.if  a  ma.  have  a  ftubborn  &  rebellious  fon 

2  2.if  a  man  have  committed  a  fin  worthy  of 
22.23.8  man  find  her  in  the  city,&  lie  with  her 

zy.if  a  w.find  a  betrothed  damof.in  the  field 
26.when  a  w.rifeth  againft  his  neighbour,& 
28.if  a  «).find  a  damofell  that  is  a  virgin  w"* 
30.a  man  (hall  not  take  his  fathers  wife,nor 
24. 1. when  a  ««.hath  taken  a  wife,and  married 
y.when  a  manhuh  taken  a  new  wife,he  (hal 
6Sot  he  taketh  a  mans  life  to  pledge 
7.  if  a  man  be  found  ftealing  ofhis  brethren 
Jofh.3.1 2.  of  Ifraeljout  of  every  tribe  a  man 

Chap.  4.2?4- 
f.  1 3. behold 


MAN      MAN 


MAN 


MAN 


MAN 


MAN 


j.  1 3.  behold  ,  there  Hood  a  man  over  ag.  him 
8.17.  there  was  not  a  man  left  in  Ai,  or  Be  that 
10.8.  (hall  not  a  mm  of  them  ftand  before  thee 
14.  that  the  Lord  heark .  to  the  voice  of  a  m. 
17.  1.  becaufcrhewasa«w»otwar 
ii  .44.!  flood  not  a  man  of  all  their  ene.  before 
Tudg.i.z^.  thefpiesfaw  a  man  come  forth  out  of 

2 .1 5.  a  deliv.Ehud-a  Benja.a  man  left-handed 

28.  fufferednot  a  man  to  pafle  over 

29.  and  there  efcaped  not  a  «z<wz 

4.16.  and  there  was  not  a  man  left 

7>.  12.  there  was  a  man  that  told  a  dreatne  unto 
'  14  jio.elf*^,ve  the  fword  df  Gideon -»mb  of 
10. 1.  defendlfrael,  Tola— a  man  of  lflachar 
16.19.  fhe  called  for  a  man,and  fhe  caufed  him 
1 7. 1.  there  was  a  »mb  of  mount  Ephra.  whofe 
19.17.  he  faw  a  way-faring  man  in  the  ftreet  of 
Ruth  4.  7.  a  man  plucked  oft*  his  fhoe,and  gave  it 
iSam.Ht.iz.  there  rana  man  of  Ben.  out  of  the  ar. 
9.1 .  now  there  was  a  man  of  Benjamin,  whofe 

9.  there  is  in  the  citie  a  man  of  God,  whofe 

16 .  fend  thee  a  man  out  of  the'land  of  Benja. 
11. 13.  there  fhall  not  a. man  be  put  to  death 

13.  14.  Lord  hath  fought  him  a  man  after  his 

14.  36.  and  let  us  not  leave  a  man  of  them 
35>.wasnot  a  man  among  all  the  peo.  anfwer. 

1 5 .2  9.  he  is  not  a  man  that  he  fhould  repent 
16.  16.  to  feek  out  a  man,  who  is  a  cunning 

17. provide  me  now  a  man  that  can  play  well 
17. 8.  chufe  you  a  man  for  you  }  and  let  him 

10.  give  me  a  man,ihai  we  may  fight  together 
3  3 .  and  he  a  man  of  war  from  his  youth 

18.23.  feeing  that  I  am  a  pooreflz#»,  &  lightly 
24.19,  if  a  man  find  his  ene. will  he  let  him  goe 
25.  i.  there  was  a  man  in  Maon  ,  whofe  pollen". 

17.  that a  man  cannot  fpeake  to  him 
29.  yet  a,  man  is  rifen  to  purfue  thee 

26.1  j.  art  not  thou  a  valiant  man,  and  who  is 
30.  t/.  and  there  efcaped  not  a  man  of  tham 
z  Sam.  x.  2.  thajC  behold,  a  man  came  out  of  the 
3.  3  4.  as  a  man  falleth  before  wicked  men 
13.  3.  and  Jonadab  was  a  very  fubtill  man 

16.  5.  thence  came  out  a  man  of  the  fam.  of  the 
23-  was  as  if  a  man  had  enquired  at  the 

17.  8.  and  thy  father  is  a  man  of  warre 

18.  came  to  a  mans  houfe  in  Bahurim,  which 
zy.which  Amafa  was  a  mans  fon,whole  name 

18.24,  anc'  behold  a  man  running  alone 

27.  he  is  a  good  man,  and  cometh  with  good 
19. 32.  now  Barzillai  was  a  very  aged  man 

for  he  was  a  very  great  man 
20. 1 .  there  hapned  to  be  there  a  man  of  Belial 

21.  matter  is  not  fo  :  but  a  man  of  mount 
a  1.  20.  where  was  a  man  of  great  Mature 
23.2o.thefon  of  a  va'iant  mm  of  Kabzeel,who 

21.  he  fhew  an  Egyptian  a  goodly  man 

1  TQng.i.  6.  and  he  alfo  was  a  very  goodly  man 

42.  come  in,  for  thou  art  a  valiant  man 

5  2.  if  he  will  fhew  himfelfe  a  worthy  man 
■z.  2.  and  fhew  thy  felfe  a  man 

4,not  faile  thee(faid  he)a  man  on  the  throne 
7-  '4-  and  hisfather  was  a  manot  Tyre 
8.  2? .  not  faile  thee  a  man  in  my  fight,  to  fit 
9-  J.  not  faile  thee  a  man  upon  the  throne 
14.10.  a  raastaketh  away  dung,  till  it 
j8.  44.  a  little  cloud  out  of  the  fea  like  a  mans 
ao.  39.  a  man  turned  afide  ,  &  bro.  a  mm  to  me 

42.  a  man  whom  I  appo.  to  utter  deftruftion 

2  King  1  .<?.  there  came  a  man  up  to  meet  us,&  (aid 

4.42.  there  came  a  man  from  Baal-Shalifha 
5  .7.  fend  to  me  to  recover  a  man  of  his  leprofic 
6.32.  and  the  king  fenta  man  from  before 
10.21.  fo  that  there  was  not  a  m.  left  that  came 
13.21.  as  they  were  burying  a  z»:*B,-they  fpkd 
18.21. an  which  ifa  man  leane,  it  will  goe 
a  1. 13.  He  wipe  Jerufal.  asaKWZwipeth  adifh 
23.  8.  which  were  on  a  mms  left-hand  at  that 

tCbro.11.  22.  thefon  ofa  valiant  manoi Kabzecl 

23.  he  flew  an  Egyptian,  a  manola  great 

17-17  regarded  me  accord,  to  the  ftate  ofa  man 

20.6.  where  was  a  man  of  great  ftature,  whofe 

22.9.whoihallbea/»iMofreft,and  I  will  give 

2'Cfo'fl.2.7.fcnd  me  a  ma-  cunning  to  work  in  gold 
14.  and  his  father  was  a  man  of  Tyre,skilfull 
6. 16.  not  faile  thee  a  man  in  my  fight,  to  fit 
2  2.  if  a  man  fin  againft  his  neighbour ,and  an 


7.  18.  not  faile  thee  3. man  to  be  ruler  in  Ifrael 
Neb.z.  10.  that  there  was  come  a  man  to  feeke  the 
6.  1 1  •  I  faid  ,  Should  fuch  a  man  as  I  flee 
7.2.  for  he  was  a  faithfull  m-mjmd  feared  God 
9.2.9.  which  ifa  man  doe,  he  ltaall  live  in  them 
Job  1. 1. there  Was  a  awtf  in  the  land  of  Liz  ,  whofe 

2.  4.  yea,  all  that  a  man  hath,  vviil  give  for  his 

3.  23.  why  is  light  given  to  a  man,whofe  way  is 
4.17.  fhall  a  man  be  more  pure  then  his  Maker 
8.20.  behold,God  will  not  caftaway  apcrf.tfz. 
9.  3  2.  for  he  is  not  zman  as  I  am 

1 1.2.  fhould  a  man  full  of  talke  be  juftified 
12.14.  he  fhutteth  up  a  man,  &  there  can  be  no 

2  J-  maketh  them  to  flag,  like  a  drunken  ma. 
14.14-  ifa  mandie. ,  fhall  he  liveagaine 
16.2  i.O  that  one  might  plead  for  a  ma.v/kh  G. 
'  as  a  man  pleadeth  for  his  neighbour 
22.  2.  can  a  man  be  profitable  unto  God 
3  4.  9.  he  hath  faid  ,  It  profiteth  a  man  nothing 

'29.  whe.  it  be  done  ag.  a  nat.  or  ag.  a  man 
35.8.  thy  wickednes  may  hurt  amanas  thou 
37.  20.  it  a  man  fpeake,  lurely  he  fhall  be  fwal. 

38.3.  gird  up  now  thy  loines  like  a  man 

Chap.  40.7. 
Pfal.  38.  14.  thus  I  was  as  a  man  that  hearcth  not 
55.  13.  but  it  was  thou ,  a  man,  mine  equall 
5  8.  i  1 .  fo  that  a  man  lhall  fay,  Verily  there  is 
61. 3.  how  long  will  ye  imag.  mifch.  ag.  a  mm 
74.  y .  a  man  was  famous  according  as  he 
88.4. 1  am  as  a  man  that  hath  no  flrength 
92. 6.  a  brutifh  man  knowethnot 
105.17.  he  fent  a  man  before  them,even  Jofeph 
1 12.5 .  a  good  mm  lheweth  favour,  &  lendeth 
147.  to.  he  takethnotpleaf.  in  the  legs  ofa  m. 
Pitru.  3-  30-  ftrive  not  with  a  man  without  a  caufe 
6.  26.  means  ofa  whorifh  wo.  a  man  is  brou.  to 
2  7.  can  a  man  take  fire  in  his  bofome,  &  his 
34.  for  jcaloufie  is  the  rage  ofa  man 
iz.z. aman  of  wicked  devices  will  he  condemn 
l-aman  fhall  not  be  eftab.  by  wickednefle 
8.  a  man  fhall  be  commended  according  to 
14.  a  man  fhall  befatisficd  with  good  by  the 
recomp.  ofa  mans  hand  fhall  be  rendred 
13 . 2.  a  man  fhall  eat  good  by  the  fruit  of  his 

8.  ranfome  ofa  mans  life  are  his  riches 
14.11.  there  is  a  way  which  feemeth  right  to  a  m. 

17.  a  man  of  wicked  devices  is  hated 

1 5.18.  a  wrathfull  man  ftirreth  up  ftrjfe 
10 .  a  foolifh  man  defpifeth  his  mother 
23.a  man  hith  joy  by  the  anfwer  ef  his  moth. 

16. 2.  wayes  of  a  man  are  cleane  in  his  owne 
.  7.  when  a  mans  wayes  pleafe  the  Lo.  he  irrtk. 

9.  a  mans  heart  devifeth  his  way 
2  5. there  is  a  way  that  feemeth  right  to  a  mm 

28.  a froward  man  foweth  ftrife  ; 

29.  a  violent  man  enticethhis  neighbour 
17. 12. let  a  beare  robb.  of  her  whelps  meet  a  m. 

•i8.a  man  void  of  underft.ftrikerh  hands,and 

18. 1.  through  defire  a  man  having  feparated 
4.  words  ofa  mans  mouth  are  as  deep  water 

16.  amans  gift  maketh  room:  for  him 

20.  a  mans  belly  lhall  be  fatis.  with  the  fruit 
24.  a  man  that  hath  friend,  muff  fhew  himf. 

19.19.  a  man  ofgreat  wrath  lhail  fuftlr  punilh. 
22.  the  defire  ofa  man  is  his  kindnefle 
24.  a  ilothfull man  hideth  his  hand  in  his  bo 

20. 3.  it  is  an  honour  for  a  man  to  ceafe  from  ft. 
6.  but  a  faithfull  man  who  can  find 

17.  bread  of  deceit  is  fwect  to  a  man 
24.  how  can  a  man  then  underft.  his  own  way 

22-3-a  prudent  man  forefecth  the  evill,&hideth 
24.  with  a  furious  man  thou  fhalt  not  goe 
29.  feeft  thou  a  man  diligent  in  his  bufinefle 

23.2.  if  thou  be  a  man  given  to  appetite 

21.  drowfines  (hall  clothe  a  man  with  rags 
24-y.yea  a  w.of  knowledge  increafeth  flrength 

16.  a  juft  w.ts falleth  leven  times, Sc  rifeth  up 
25 .  18..  a  mm  that  beareth  fxlfe  witnes  aga.  his 
26.21.  fo  is  a  contentious  man  to  kindle  ftrife 
17.8.  fo  is  a  fltasthatwandteth  from  his  place 

9.  fo  doth  the  fweetnes  ofa  mms  friend  by 
it.a  prudent  man  forfeeth  the  evil*, &  hideth 
l7.fo  a  man  fharpeneth  the  coun.of  his  friend 
21.  fo  is  amanto  hispraife 
a9.  1 2.  when  the  wicked  arife.a  man  is  hidden  . 

17.  a  man  that  doth  violence  to  the  blood  of 

N  n  n 


2C.a  faith. ull-Wrf  lhal  abound  wich  blefiirio  J 

23 .  he  that  rebuketh  a  man  afterwards ,  fhail 

29.5.  a  man  that  flattereth  his  oeigh.  fprcadcth 

%-.  feeft  thou  a  man  that  is  hafty  an  his  words 

23.  mans  padc  ftull  bring  him  low 
27.  an  iinjufl  man  is  an  abomin.  to  the  juft 

Ecclcf.i.i.  what  profit  hath  a  man  of  all  his  labour 

2.21.  there  is  a  man  whofe  labour  is  in  wifdom 

yet  to  a  man  that  hath  not  lab  therein.lhail 

24.  no  better  for  a  man  then  that  he  fhould 
26.  God  giveth  to  a  man  that  is  good  in  his 

3-  1 2.  but  for  a  man  to  rejoyce,and  doe  good  in 
19. fo  lint  a  man  hath  no  preeminence  above 
2  2.  then  that  a  man  fhould  rejoyce  in  his 

4.  4.  that  for  this  a  man  is  envied  of  his  ne'ghb. 

5.12.  the  fleepofa  labouring  mm  is  fwcet 

6.  2.  a  man  to  whom  God  hath  gi  ven  riches 
3.  if  a  man  beget  100.  children,&  live  many 
1 2.  who  can  tei  1  a  man,  what  fhall  be  after 

7.  5-  then  for  a  man  to  hearc  the  Jong  of  fools 
1 S  ■  there  is  a  juft  man  that  perifheth  in  his 

20.  there  is  not  a  juft  man  upon  earth 
8.1.  a  mans  wifdom  maketh  his  face  to  fhine 

1  5 .  becaufe  a  man  hath  no  better  thin"-  under 

17.  that  a  man  cannot  find  out  the  worke  that 

bcc.  though  a  man  labour  to  feek  it  out 

10.  14.  a  man  cannot  tell  what  lhall  be 

1 1 .  8.  if  a  mm  live  many  yeercs ,  &  rejoyce  in 
Cant.  8. 7.  ifa  man  would  give  all  the  fubftartce 
Ifa.z.  20.  in  that  day  a  man  fhall  caft  his  idols  of 

3.  6.  when  a  mm  lhall  take  hold  of  his  bro,  of 

6-  5.  becaufe  I  am  a  man  of  uncleane  lips 
7.21.  that  3. man  fhall  nourilh  a  young  cow,  & 
8.i.  and  write  in  it  with  a.  mans  ym 
10.  13.  put  down  the  inhab. like  a  valiant  man 
1 3 .  1 2.  1  le  make  a  man  more  precious  then  fine 

even  a  man  then  the  golden  wedge  of  Oph 
17-7-at  that  day  lhall  a  man  looke  to  hisMaker 

19.14.  as  a  drunken  ot<w  ftaggereth  inhis  vom. 
28.20.  then  that -a  man  can  ftretch  himlelf  on  it 
29.  8-  even  be  as  when  a  hungry  man  drcaineth 

or  as  when  a  thirftie  man  dreameth;  &  beh . 

21.  that  make  a  man  an  offender  for  a  word 
3  2.  2.  a  man  ihall  be  a  hiding  place  from  the 
36.  6.  whereon  if  a  man  leane,  it  will  goe  into 
44-  l  f  •  then  fhall  it  be  for  ctsoan  to  burne  for 
47-3.  and  I  will  not  meet  thee  as  a.  man 
5  3  •  3  •  he  is  a  man  of  forrowes,  &  acquainted 
58.5.3  day  for  a  man  to  affli  ft  his  foule 
6(^.3.  he  that  killeth  an  oxe,is  as  if  he  flew  a  m. 

Jet. '3.  1.  they  fay,  If  a  man  put  away  his  wife,and 
4-29.  and  not  a  man  dwell  therein 
5.  1.  if  ye  can  find  a  man,  if  there  be  any  that 

7-  5-  execute  judgement  betweene  a  man  &  his 
14.8.  as  a  way-faring-»i?«  that  turneth  afide  to 

9-  why  lhouldeft  thou  be  as  a  man  aftonilhed 

15.10.  that  thouhift  borne  me  a  TO/Z  of  ftrife 
16.20.  lhall  a  man  make  gods  unto  bimfelfe,& 
18. 14. will  a  man  leave  the  fnow  of  Lebanon 
21.30.3  man  that  fhall  not  profper  in  his  dayes 
13.9.I  ana  like  a  man  whom  wine  hath  overcom 
26.20.  there  was  alfo  a  man  that  prophefied  in 
29.3  2.  he  lhall  not  have  a  man  to  dwell  among 

30,  6.  and  fee  whether  a  man  doth  travell  with 

3 1 .  22.  a  woman  fhall  compafle  a  man 
33.17.  David  fhall  never  want  a  man  to  fit  on 

18.  nei.  fhall  the  Priefts,  &  Lev.  want  a  man 
3  5 . 1 9.  not  want  a  man  to  ftand  up  before  me 
49.19.  who  is  a  chofen  #KZ»,that  I  may  appoint 
50.  42.  every  one  put  in  aray  like  a  mm  to  the 
Lam.-}.  26.  it  is  good  that  a  man  ihould  both  hope 
27  .it  isgood  fcr  a  man  that  he  beare  the  yoke 
36.  to  fubvert  a  man  in  his  caufe 
39.  wherefore  doth  a  living  man  complain: 
a  man  for  the  puniihraent  of  his  finnes 
E^ch.  1.  5.  they  had  the  Lkenefle  of  a  man 
10,8.  form:  of  a«w»hand  under  their  wings 
18.  5,  ifa  man  be  juft,  and  doe  that  which  is 

20. 1 1.  which  ifa  man  doe,  he  fhall  live  in  them 
Chap.  13.21. 

22.30. 1  fought  for  a  man  among  them  that 
281.  yet  thou  art  a  man  ,  and  not  God 

9.1am  God,  but  thou  fhalt  bs  a  man 
33.2.  if  the  peop.of  the  land  take  a  man  of  their 

39. 15.  when  any  feeth  a  mans  bone  ,  then  fhall 
40.  3.  behold,  there  was  a  man  whofe  appear. 

47.  2Q:_rHL 


MAN 


MAN 


MAN         MAN. 


MAN 


MAN 


47. 10.  till  a  t'tan  come  o/cr  Uga.  Hamath:  this 

Dtm.z.io.  not  a  »?<m  upon  earth  chat  can  ihew  the 

2?.  I  have  found  a  man  of  the  cap.of  Ju.  that 

48.  then  the  king  made  Daniel  a  great  man 

'{.  y.  in  the  fame  home  came  forth  fing.ofa  ma. 

1 1 .  there  is  a  man  in  thy  kingdom  ,  in  whom 

7.4.  made  ftand  upon  the  feet  as  a  man 

and  a  mans  heart  was  given  it 

8.  16.  I  heard  a  mans  voice  between  the  banks 
10. 1  r.  faid  unto  me,0  Dan.  a  man  great,  bel. 

Rofea  6.  9.  as  troupes  of  robbers  wait  for  a  manjo 
9.12.  that  there  mail  not  be  a  man  left 
1 1. 4. 1  drew  chern  with  cords  of  a  man 

Amos  1.7.  and  a  ;mn>  and  his  fa.  will  go  in  to  the 
y.  1 9.  as  if  a  man  did  flee  from  a  lion 

6.  10.  and  a  mans  uncle  fhall  take  him  up 
Micab  a.2.they  oppr.a  man  &  his  houfe,even  a  #*<?. 

11.  if  a  m  in  walking  in  the  fpirit  and  falm. 

7.  6.  a  fffczw  enemies  are  the  men  of  his  own 
Hab.z.  5'.  tranfgrefleth  by  wine ,  he  is  a  proud  man 
Zeph.1.3. 1  will  cut  off  man  from  off  the  land 
Zah.  1.  8.  and  behold  a  ;##z  riding  on  a  red  horfe 

2.i.behold,a  man  with  a  meaf.  line  in  his  hand 
4.  1.  as  a  #z<wthat  is  wakened  out  of  his  fleep 

Mai.  J.  17.  as  a  man  fpareth  his  own  fon  that  fer. 

Mat.i.ig.  then  Jofeph her  husb.  being  a  juft  man 
7. 26. fhall  be  likened  Unto  a  foolifh  »2<w,which 

8.  9. 1  am  a  man  under  authority,  having 
9.2.  brou.  to  him  a  man  ficke  of  the  palfy,lying 

9.  he  faw  a  man  named  Matthew,ficting  at  the 
3  2. they  brought  to  him  a  dumb  man  poflefled 

10.3  y.  I  am  come  to  fet  a  man  at  variance  aga. 

36.  a  mans  foes  (hall  be  they  of  his  own  hou. 
1 1 .8.  for  to  fee  a  man  clothed  in  foft  raiment 

19.  they  fay,Behold  a  man  gluttonous,  and 
1 2.io.there  was  a  man  which  had  h's  hand  with. 

12. how  much  then  is  a  man  better  then  a  fhe. 

29.  how  can  one  enter  into  a  flxong  mans  ho. 

2  ?.a  good  man  out  of  the  good  treafure  of  the 
an  evill  mart  out  of  the  evill  trea.of  the  hea. 

43. .when  the  unci,  fpirit  is  gone  out  ofa  man 
13. 24. likened  to  a  man  that  fowed  good  feed  in 

3 1. which  a  man  tooke,and  lowed  in  his  field 

44 .  the  which  when  a  man  hath  found,he  hid. 

4f.  like  unto  a  merch.  mm  ,  feeking  goodly 
'  $  2.  like  unto  a  man  that  is  an  houfholder 
j  5: .  \  1  .not-goeth  into  the  mouth,defileth  a  man 
comcth  out  of  the  mouth,that  defileth  a  man 

20.  thefe  are  the  things  which  defile  a  man 
to  eat  with  unwafhen  ha.defileth  not  a  ma. 
16.26.  what  is  a  man  profited,  if  he  fhall  gaine 
or  what  fhall  a  man  give  in  exchan.  for 

18.  1 2.  if  a  man  have  an  hund.  fheep,&  one  be 
1 7-  kt  him  be  unco  thee  as  an  heathen  mm 

19.  3-  is  it  lawfull  for  a  man  to  put  Matfy.ia.  2. 
5. for  this  caufe  mall  a  man  leave  fath.Sc  mo. 

Marine  r  o.  7. 

2C.i.kingd.  of  hea. is  like  unto  a  man  that  is  an 

22.  II-  he  faw  there  a  «taw,which  had  not  on  a 

2f.14.kmgd.  of  hea.  is  as  a  man  travelling  into 

24.1  knew  that  thou  art  an  hard  man 

26.18.  goe  into  the  citie  to  fuch  a  man,  and  fay 
27.  32.  they  found  a  man  of  Cyrene,  Simon  by 

Marine  1. 23. in  their  fynagogue  am.tn  with  an  unc. 

3. 1. there  was  a  man  there  which  had  a  wither. 

27.  no  man  can  enter  into  a  ftrong  mans  ho. 

4.  26.  as  if  a  mat  mould  caft  feed  into  the  gro. 

5.  1.  met  him  a  man  with  an  uncleane  fpirit 
.  6.20.  knowing  that  he  was  a  juft  man 

7. 1 1-  ye  fay,  If  a  man  fhall  fay  to  his  father  or 
if.  no.  fromwithouta mzHencrerh  inco  him 

8.  4.  from  whence  can  a  man  farisfie  thefe  men 
21.  and  they  bring  a  blind  man  unto  him 
37.what  fhall  a  mm  give  in  exchange  for  his 

12.19.  ifi'T^j  brother  die,  and  leave  his  wife 
13.  34.  Son  of  man  is  as  a  man  taking  a  farre 
141 3.  mee:  you  a  man  bearing  a  pitcher  of  wat. 

Lu\e  1.  27.  to  a  virgin  efpoufed  to  a  man ;  whofe 
3  4.  this  be ,  feeing  I  know  not  a  man 
z.  2? .  there  was  a  man  in  Hieruf.  whofe  name 
4.3  5 .  fynago.  there  was  a  man  which  had  a  fpi. 
5.  8.  for  I  am  a  finfull  mm,  O  Lord 
12.  behold,a  man  full  of  Ieprofie  who  feeing 
i8.men  brou.in  a  bed  a  man  which  was  taken  ' 
6. 6.  was  a  man  whofe  right  hand  was  withered 
4?  .a  good  man  out  of  the  good  treafure  of  his 


48.  he  is  like  a  man  which  built  an  houfe,and 
49. is  like  a  man  that  without  founda.  built  an 
7.8. 1  alfoam  aman  fet  under  authority 
12.  behold, there  was  a  dead  man  carried  out 
2).  for  to  fee  a  man  clothed  in  fbferatmeue 
34. ye  fay,Behold,a  gluttonous  man,  a  wine. 

8.  41.  there  came  aman  named  Jairus,  and  he 

9.  2 f.  what  is  aKJ<z»advantaged,ifhe  gaine  the 
38.  behold,a  man  of  the  company  cried  cut 

11.  21.  when  a  ftrong  man  armed  keepech  his 
24.when  the  uncle. fpirit  is  gone  out  ofa  man 

12.  if .  a  mans  life  conliftech  not  in  the  abund. 
13.19  .which  a  man  tooke,8c  caft  into  his  garden 
I4.8.1eft  a  more  honora.  man  then  thou  be  bid. 
19.  2.  there  was  a  man  named  Zacheus,  which 

7  to  be  a  gueft  with  a  mm  that  is  a  finner 

22.  10.  there  ftiail  a  man  meet  you  bearing  a 

23.  fo,  behold,  there  was  a  man  named  Jofeph 
he  was  a  good  man,  and  a  juft 

John  1.6. a  m.knt  from  God,whofe  name  was  |oh. 
30.  after  me  cometh  a  man ,  which  is  preferr. 
3.  1.  there  was  az»aa  of  the  Pharifees,  named 
3.except  a  man  be  born  againe,he  cannot  fee 
4.  how  can  a  man  be  borne  when  he  is  old 
f .  except  a  man  be  born  of  wa.&  of  the  Spir. 
27.  a  man  can  receive  nothing ,  except  it  be 
4.29.  come,  feea  man  which  told  me  all  things 
6.  jo.  that  a  man  may  eatthereof,and  not  die 
7- 1 2.  for  forne  faid,  He  is  a  good  man ;  others 
2  2.  ye  on  the  fabbath  day  circumcife  a  mm 
23 .  if  a  man  on  the  fab.  day  receive  citcumc. 
becaufe  I  have  made  a  man  every  whit 
8. 40.  a  man  that  hath  told  you  the  truth 
J 1 .  if  a  mm  keep  my  faying,  he  fhall  never 
Verfe  52. 

9.  1 .  he  faw  a  man  which  was  blind  from  his 
1 1 .  a  man  that  is  called  Jefus ,  nude  clay  & 
16.  how  can  a  man  that  is  a  /inner  doe  fuch 

10. 11.  that  thou,  being  a  Man,  makeft  thy  felf 

1 1 . 1  o.  but  if  a  man  walke  in  the  night,he  flum.. 
1  f .  6.  if  a  man  abide  not  in  me,he  is  caft  forth 

13.  that  a  man  lay  down  his  lire  for  his  friend 

16.2  1 .  for  joy  that  a  man  is  borne  into  the  wo. 
All.  2.  22.  a  man  approved  of  God  among  you 

6.f .  they  chofe  Steven,  a  mm  full  of  faith 
8.  27.  behold,  a  man  of  Ethiopia,  an  eunuch 
9.12.  feene  in  a  virion,  a  mm  named  Ananias 

10.  2.  a  devout  man,  and  one  that  feared  God 
22.  they  faid,  Cornelius-a  juft  man, and  one 
26.  ftand  up ,  I  my  felfe  alfo  am  a  man 
28  .an  unlawfull  thing  for  a  mm  that  is  a  Jew 
30.3  mm  flood  before  me  in  bright  cloathing 

11.  24.  for  he  was  a  good  man  ,  and  full  of  the 
13. 7.  a  prudent  man  :  who  called  for  Bar.  and 

21.  God  gave  them  Saul,  a  man  of  the  tribe 

22.  a  mm  after  mine  ovvne  heart,which  fhall 
41.  though  a  man  declare  it  unco  you 

16.9.  there  flood  a  man  of  Maced.  which  pray. 
21. 39. 1  am  a  man  which  am  a  Jew  of  Tarfus 
21.  3.  I  am  verily  a  man  which  am  a  Jew 
1 1.  one  Ananias ,  a  devout  man  according  to 
2? .  to  fcourge  a  man  that  is  a  Romane  and 
Rom.  2.  21.  thou  that  preacheft  a  man  mould  not 
22.  fayeft  a  man  mould  not  commit  adultery 
3.  f .  who  takech  vengeance ;  I  fpeake  as  a  man 

2  8 .  tha  t  a  man  is  juftified  by  faith  ,  without 
J.7 .  fcarcely  for  a  righteous  mm  will  one  die 

for  a  good  mm  fome  would  even  dare 
7. 1.  law  hath  dominion  over  a  mm, is  long  as 
8.  24.  what  a  mm  feeth  ,  why  doth  he  yet  hope 
1  Cor.4.i.let  aman  fo  account  of  us,as  the  minift. 
2-  required  in  ftewards ,  that  a  mm  be  found 
6. 1 8.  every  fin  that  a  mm  doth,is  without  the 
7  •  i  .it  is  good  for  a  man  not  to  touch  a  woman 

z6.  that  it  is  good  for  a  man  fo  to  be 
9- 8-  fay  I  thefe  things  as  a  mm  ?  or  faith  the 
1 1-7  •  a  man  indeed  ought  not  to  cover  his  head 
14-  if  a  mm  have  long  haire ,  it  is  a  fhame  to 
28.but  let  a  man  examine  himfelfe,and  fo  let 
1 5  •  1 1 .  when  I  became  a  man ,  I  put  away  chil. 
1  Cof.2.6,fufficienctofucha  man  is  this  punifhm. 
8. 1 2.  it  is  accepted  accord,  to  that  a  man  hath 
11.20.jfa  man  bring  you  into  bond,  if  a  man  de. 
if  a  maxake  of,  if  a  ma.  exalt-if  a  ma.fmke 
12.  2. 1  knew  a  man  in  Chrift  about  14.  yeeres 
3 . 1  knew  fuch  a  man,  whether  in  the  body 


4.  which  it  is  not  lawfull  for  a  man  to  utter 
Gal.  2.  1 6.  knowing  that  a  man  is  not  juftified  by 
3.  1  f .  though  it  be  but  a  mans  covenant 
6.1.  if  a  man  be  overcaken  in  afault,ye  which 
3.  i£a.man  thinke  himfelfe  to  be  fomethinT 
7.whatfoever  a  man  foweth,that  lhall  he  rea. 
fyhtf.a. 1 3-  pU  we  all  come  unto  a  perfect  man 

J.  3 1,  for  this  caufe  lhall  a  man  leave  his  fa.  & 
Phil.  2 .  8.  being  found  in  fafhion  as  a  mm,he  hum. 

1  Tim.  1. 8.  law  is  good,  ifumanuic  it  lawfully 

3. 1 .  if  a  man  defirc  the  office  ofa  Bifhop 
f .  if  a  man  know  not  how  to  rule  his  owne 

2  Tim.z.j.  \iaman  alfo  ftrive  for.mafteries,)ec 
2 1 .  if  a  man  therefore  purgeTumfelfe  from 

Titus  3. 10, a  man  chat  is  an  heretickeaafter  the  firft 

/rfw.1.23.  he  is  like  unto  a  man  behol.his  na.face 

2,2.if  there  come  unco  your,  allembly  a  ma.mxh 

14.  though  a  ma.  fay  he  hath  faith,  and  have 

18.  yea,  a  mm  may  fay,Thou  haft  faith,and 

24.  how  that  by  works  a  man  is  juftified 

3.2.  offend  not  in  word,che  fame  is  a  perf.  ma. 
f .  17.  Eliasfwasa  HM»fubject  to  like  paflions 

1  Vet.i.  1 9.  if  aman  for  confeience  toward  God 

2  Pef. 2. 19. for  of  whom  a  man  is  overcome,  of  the 
1  John  4.  20.  if  a  man  fay  ,  I  Jove  God  ,  Si  hateth 
Rev.a.y.  the  third  beaft  had  a  face  as  a  man 

,  9.5.  as  the  tor.  ofa  fcorp.  when  he  ftrik.  a  ma. 

A  certaine  $%m. 
Gen.^7.1 5.  a  certaine  man  found  him,  and  behold 
judg.  13.2.  there  was  a  certaine  man  of  Zorah 
Ruth  1.1.  and  a  certaine  ma.  of  Beth.  Ju.  went  to 

1  Sam.1.1.  a  certaine  man  of  Ramathaim  Zophira 
21 .7.  a  certaine  man  of  che  fervants  of  Saul 

2  Sam.  1 8. 1  o.  a  certaine  mm  faw  it,and  told  Joab 
1  King.zo.i  $.  a  cettaine  man  of  the  fons  of  the 

22.34.  a  certain  m.  drew  a  bow    2  Ctoo.18.33. 

Dan. ic.  j.  behold ,  a  certaine  ma.  cloth,  in  linnea 

Mat.  17.  14.  came  to  him  a  certaine  ma.  kneeling 

2 1. 28.  a  certaine  man  had  two  fons,  &  he  came 

Marlg  1 2.1.  a  certaine  man  planted  a.  vineyaxd,& 

Lu\z  8.  27.  a  certain  mm  which  had  devils  a  long 

9.77. a  certaine  man  faid  unto  him,Lord,l  will 

io- jo.  a  certaine  man  went  down  from  Jerufal. 

1 2.  \6.  the  ground  ofa  certaine  rich  mm  brou. 

13.6.  a  certaine  man  had  a  fig-tree  planted 

14.2.  there  was  a  certaine  man  before  him 

1 6.  a  certaine  man  made  a  great  fupper,  and 
1  f.i  1 .  he  faid,  A  certaine  mm  had  two  fons,& 
16. 1.  a  certaine  rich  manhzd  a  fteward 
18.3  ? .a  certaine  blind  man  face  by  the  way  fide 
19.  1 2.  a  certaine  noble  man  went  into  a  far 
20.9.  a  certaine  mm  planted  a  vineyard 
foh.4.  46,  a  certaine  noble  man,  whofe  fon  was 
f .  j.  a  certaine  man  was  there  which  had  an 
11. 1.  now  acertaine  ma.was  ficke,named  Laz.. 
Ati,$.z.  acertaine  w<j«,  lame  from  his  mothers 
f  .1.  bur  a  certaine  man, nzmsd  Ananias, — fold 
8.9.  was  a  certaine  man  called  Simon,  which 
9.33.  found  a  certaine  m.  named  iEneas, which 
10. 1. was  a  certaine  «M.in  Cefarea,called  Cor. 

14.8.  there  fatea  certaine  mm  at  Lyftra,impo. 
i8.7-entred  into  a  certaine  mans houk  na.  Juft. 
19.  24.  a  certaine  man  named  Demetrius,a 
2  j .  1 4.  is  a  certaine  man  left  in  bonds  by  Felix 

Any  3)£an. 
GcM.24.16.  neither  had  any  man  knowneher 
47. 6.  if  thou  knoweft  any  mm  ofaftivity 
Exod.z4.i4.  if  any  mm  have  any  macters  to  do,Iet 
34.  3.  nei.iet  any  mm  be  feene  thereabout 
24.  neither  fhall  any  man  defire  thy  land 
Lcw;.i.2.ifany  mm  of  them  bring  an  offering  to 

7.8.  prieft  that  offereth  any  mms  burnt-offer. 
1  ? .  2.  when  any  man  hath  a  running  ifliie  out 

16.  if  any  mans  feed  of  copulation  goe  out 

24.  if  any  man  lie  with  her  at  all ,  and  her 

24.17.  he  that  killeth  any  man ,  fhall  furely  be 

27. 9.  all  that  any  man  givech  of  fuch  unto  the 
Numb.  5.  lo.whatfo.  any  ma.  giveththe  prieft,  it 

1 2.  if  any  mms  wife  goe  afide,  and  commit  a 

6. 9 .  if  any  ma.  die  very  fudden.  by  him,  and  he 
9-io.if  any  mm  of  you,orof  your  poft.  fhalbe 
*?.i  1  .toucheth  the  dead  body  of  any  tfM.fhall 

13.  toucheth  the  dead  body  of  any  tfM.that  is 
21.9.  that  if  a  ferpent  had  bitten  any  ma.  when 

Veut.19.1 1.  if  any  ma.  hate  his  neighboar,and  lie 

1 6.  if  a  falfe  wicnefle  rife  up  againft  any  man 

22. 8.  if. 


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2  z.  8 .  if  any  mm  fall  from  thence 

i  j .  if  any  mm  rake  a  wife,  and  go  in  unto 
23. 10.  if  there  be  among  you  any  mm  that  is 
Jofh.  1 .  y  .not  any  man  be  able  to  (land  before  thee 
2. 1 1 .  remain:  any  more  courage  in  any  man 
Jiidg.%.  20.  any  man  doth  come,&  enquire  of  thee 
is  there  any  mm  here  ?  that  thou  lhalt  fay 
\6. 17.  become  weakc,  &  be  like  any  oth.  mm 
1 8.-.  and  had  no  bufinefle  with  any  mm 
28.  and  they  had  no  bufinefle  with  any  mm 

1  Sam.z.i  3  .that  when  any  mm  offered  fa-  the  pri. 

16.  if  any  man  faid  to  him,Let  them  not  faile 
1  i.4.ne.  haft  thou  taken  ought  of  any  mans  ha. 
1 4.51.  and  when  Saul  fawany  ftrongmm,  he 

2  Sam.i^.z.  when  any  mm  that  had  a  contro.came 

y .  that  when  any  mm  came  nigh  to  him,  to 
i9.2t.lh1H  there  any  mm  be  put  to  death  this 
n.4.ne.  for  us  (halt  thou  kill  any  man  in  lfrael 

1  J^Mg.8.3 1.  if  any  mm  trefpafTe  aga.  his  neigh.& 

38.what  fupplic  foever  be  nude  by  any  mm 

2  Kjng.4  19.  if  thou  meet  any  ma»}  falutehimnot 

1 2. 4.all  the  money  that  cometh  into  an  mms  h. 
2  Chro.6.  y.  ne.  chufe  I  any  mm  to  be  ruler  over 

29.or  what  fup-foev.ihall  be  made  of  any  m. 
Nch.z.iz.ne.  told  1  any  man  what  God  had  put  in 
Job  31.2 1. let  me  not,I  pray  you,cxcepc  any  mms 
Psv»z;.$o.i.furely,I  am  more  brueifh  then  any  mm 
J/i.f  2-i4.his  vilage  was  fomirr.  mo.  then  any  m. 
fer.44.z6.  no  more  nam.  in  the  mo.of  any  man  of 
£^.9.6.  come  not  neere  any  OT.-z«,upon  whom  is 
Dan.  6-  7-  aske  a  petition  of  any  God  or  mm  for 

12  eve.mm  that -ask  a  per.of  an.  God  or  m. 
Mat.  y.  40.  if  any  man  fue  thee  at  law,  and  take 
1 1.27.  ne.  know,  any  man  the  Fa.  fave  the  Son 
12.  19.  neith.  fhall  any  man hearc his  voice  in 
1  (7.14.  if  any  man  will  come  after  me,  let  him 
21.  3.  if  any  mm  fay  ought  unto  you,  ye  mall 
12.  16.  neither  careft  thou  for  any  mm 
24.  Mofcs  faid,If  any  man  die,having  no  chi. 
46.  ne.  durft  any  mm  from  that  day  forth 
24.  2-3.  then  if  any  mm  fhall  fay  unto  you,  Loc 
Mar\.i.  44.  fee  thou  fay  nothing  to  any  mm  :  but 
4.23^ any  man  have  eares  to  heare    Ch.7.16. 
y.4.  neither  could  any  man  tame 
9.  30.  he  would  not  that  any  mm  mould  know 

3  j.  if  any  man  defire  to  be  firft,  the  fame 
1 1.3.  if  any  man  fay  unto  you, Why  do  ye  this 
16.  would  not  fuffer  that  any  man  mould 
13.5.  take  heed  left  any  man  deceive  you 

2  1  .if  any  man  fay  to  you  ,  I.oe  here  is  Chrift 
16  8-  neither  faid  they  any  thing  to  any  man 
Lu\e  9.23.  if  any  man  would  come  after  me,  let 

14.8.  when  thou  art  bidden  of  any  mm  to  a 
z6 .  if  any  mm  come  to  me,  and  hate  not  his 

19.  8.  if  I  have  taken  any  thing  from  any  man 
3 1 .  if  any  man  aske  ye,Why  do  ye  loofe  him 

20.2 8.  Mofcs  wrot,untous,lf  any  was*  broth. 
John  4.  33.  hath  any  man  brought  him  ought  to 

6 .  46.  not  that  any  mm  hath  feene  die  Fath  fave 
JI.  if  any  mm  eat  of  this  bread,he  (hall  live 

7.17.  if  any  will  doe  his  will,  he  (hall  know 
37.  if  any  man  thirft,  let  him  come  unto  me 
y  1.  doth  our  law  judge  any  man  bef,  it  heare 

8. 33. and  we  were  never  in  bondage  to  any  man 

9. 2  2. that  if  any  man  did  conf.that  he  wasChrift 
31.  if  any  mot  be  a  worfhipperofGod  ,  and 
3  2.  that  any  man  opened  the  eyes  of  one  that 

10.9.  by  me  if  any  man  enter  in,  he  (halbe  fa  v. 
28.  ne.  (hall  any  mm  pluckethemoutof  my 

1 1.9.  if  any  man  walke  in  the  day,he  ftumb.not 
y  7-if  any  man  knew  where  he  were,he  mould 
12.  z6.  if  any  man  ferve  me,  let  him  follow  me 
if  any  man  ferve  me,him  will  my  Fa.  hon. 
47.  if  any  man  heare  my  words,  and  bel.not 
14.23.  if  sny  mm  love  me,he  will  keep  my  wo. 
16.  30  and  needed  not  that  any  man  (hould 
18.31.  not  lawfull  for  us  to  put  any  mm  to  de. 
.4#. 10.28.  not  call  any  man  common  or  uncleane 
47.  can  any  man  forbid  water,  that  thefe 
I9-38.have  a  matter  aga.  any»ziw,the  law  is 
l4- 1 2  ne.found  me  in  the  tem.difp.with  any  m. 
iy.i6.not  the  manner  of  the  Rom.to  del.any  m. 
27.22.  no  lofle  of  any  mms  life  among  you,but 
Rom. 9.  9.  if  any  man  have  not  the  fpirit  of  Chrift 
1  Cor.  3 .12.  if  any  manbuMA  upon  this  founda. gold 
14.  if  any  mans  worke  abide  which  he  hath 


1  y.ifany  mans  worke  (hall  be  burnt,he  (hill 
17.  if  any  man  defile  the  temple  of  God,him 
1 8.if  any  man  among  you  feemeth  to  be  wife 
y.n.  if  any  mm  that  is  called  a  bro.be  a  forni. 
7.  18.  is  any  mm  called  being  circumcifed  ?  let 
36.  if  any  mm  th  nke  that  he  behaveth  himf 
8«  2.if  any  mm  thin'.ce  that  he  know,  any  thing 
3 .  if  any  man  love  God,  the  fam .-  is  known 
10.  if  any  man  fee  thee  which  haft  knowl.  (it 
9.1  y.  that  any  man  (hould  make  my  glo.  void 
\o.  28.  if  any  man  fay  to  you,that  this  is  offer. 
11.16.  if  any  man  feeme  to  be  contentious,  we 

34.  if  any  mall  hunger,  let  him  care  as  home 
14.27.  if  any  man  fpeak  in  an  unknown  tongue 
37.if  any  man.  thinke  himfelfe  to  be  a  proph. 
38.  if  any  man  be  ignorant,  let  him  be  ignor. 
16.22. if  any  mm  love  not  the  Lord  Jefus  ,  let 
2  Coi'.y.i7.if  any  m.  be  in  Chrift,he  isanewcrea. 
10.7.  if  any  man  iruft  to  himfelfe  that  he  is  Ch. 
11.6.  left  any  mm  (hould  thinke  of  me  above 
Gal.1.9.  if  any  man  preach  any  other  gofpel  to 
Epbef.z.y.noz  of  works,  left  any  man  (hould  boaft 
6.  8.  that  whatfoever  good  thing  any  man  doth 
Philip.  3.  4.  if  any  other  man  thinketh  that  he  hath 
Col. 2.4. left  any  man  (hould  beguile  you  with  end. 
8.  beware,left  any  mm  fpoile  you  through 
3.13.  if  any  man  have  a  tjuarrell  aga.  any:even 

1  Thefl'.j.lL  none  render  evill  for  evill  to  any  m- 

2  Thej}'.  3 . 8.  ne.  did  we  eate  any  mans  bread ,  for 

14.  if  any  mm  obey  not  our  word  ,  by  this 
1  Tim.  y.16.  if  any  man  or  woman  that  beleeveth 

6.  3.  ifanyww;  teach  otherwife,and  confent 
Heb.n.i  1. left  any  man  fall  after  the  fame  example 
10.38. but  if  any  mm  draw  backe  my  foule 
1 2. 1  y .  looking  diligently,  left  any  man  faile  of 
James  1. 1 3 .  ne.  tempteth  he  any  man 

26.  if  any  mm  among  you  feeme  to  be  relig. 
3.  a.  if  any  man  offend  not  in  word ,  the  fame 

1  Per.4.n.ifany  man  fpeake,let  him  lpeak  as  the 
16-  if  any  man  fuffer  as  a  Chriftian,  let  him 

1  John  2.1.  if  any  man  fin ,  ye  have  an  advocate 
ly.if  any  man  love  the  world,the  love  of  the 

27.  yec  need  not  that  any  man  teach  you 
y.ifi.if  any  mm  fee  his  brother  fin  a  fin  which  is 

Rev.i.  20.  if  any  man  heare  my  voice,  and  open 
1 1. y.ifany  mm  will  hurtthem,fire  proceedeth 
if  any  man  will  hurt  them,  he  muft  in  this 
1 3 .9.  if  any  man  have  an  eare,  let  him  heare 
1 4. 9. if  any  man  worfhip  the  beaft,and  his  una. 
22.  18.  if  any  man  fhall  adde  unto  thefe  things 
1 9.  if  any  man  (hall  take  away  of  the  words 
S^atT  joyned  with  Beaft,  See  Upeaft, 
Blcjjed  is  the  flpan,See  HSkfleO. 
)S9an=eljfID« 
Gen.  17. 10.  every  man-child  fhall  be  circumcifed 

12.  every  man-child  in  your  generations 

1 4.  uncircumcifed  man-child ,  whofe  flefh  of 
1  Sam.  1. 1 1.  but  wilt  give  unto  thine  hand.  a.  man. 
Job  3.$.  was  faid,  There  is  a  man-child  conceived 
Ifa.66.7.(he  was  delivered  of  a  man-child 
Rev.  12.  y.  and  (he  brought  forth  a  mm-child 

13.  perfec.the  wom.which  bro. forth  the  man. 

Every  fl^an. 
Gen.j.n.  that  creep,  upon  the  earth,&  every  mm 
9.  y.  at  the  hand  of  every  mans  bro.  the  life  of 
i6.lz.  his  hand  will  be  aga.  every  mmyznd  ev. 
42.  iy.  to  reftore  every  mms  money 

3y.  every  mans  money  wis  in  his    Gh.43.21. 
44.  1 .  put  every  mans  money  in  his  facks  mou. 
1 1.  tooke  downe  every  man  his  facke  to  the 
opened  every  man  his  facke 
1 3.  and  laded  every  man  his  afle 
4y.i.  oufe  every  man  to  goe  out  from  me 
47.  20.  Egyptians  fold  every  mm  his  field 
Exod.  1.1.  every  man  and  his  houfhold  came  with 
7. 12.  they  ca ft  down  every  mm  his  rod 
9.19  .for  upon  every  man  and  beaft  which  fhall 
11. 2.  let  every  manbor.  of  his  neigh,  jewels  of 
12.  3.  fhall  take  to  them  every  mm  a  Iambe 
4.  every  mm  accord,  to  his  eating  (hall 
16.  fave  that  which  every  mm  muft  eat 
16. 16.  every  mm  acco.  to  his  eat.  Ch.  18.2 1 . 
an  Homer  for  every  man,  take  ye  for  every 
29.  abide  ye  every  man  in  his  place 
2y.2.of  every  man  that  giveth  it  willingly  with 
30.12.  give  every  mm  a  ranfome  for  his  Conic 
Nn  n  2 


32.27.  put  every  m.m  his  fword  by  his  fide 
flay  every  ws.'his  bro.eve.w.llscom.eve.  m. 
29*  even  every  man  upon  his  fon,and  upon 

33.8.  flood  every  man  at  his  tent  doore 

10.  worlhipped  every  mm  in  his  tent  doore 

35.22. eve. man  that  0fte1ed.joff.1n  ofF.of  gold 
2  3 .  every  mm  with  whom  was  found  blue,& 
24  every  man  with  whom  was  found  Shit. wo. 

36.1 .  every  wife-hearted  mm  in  whom  the  Lo. 
2.  Moles  called— "every  wife-hearted  mm  in 
4  came  every  man  from  his  work  which  they 

8.  every  wife  -hearted  man,  among  them  that 
38.  ze.  a  bekah  for  every  mm,xhzt  is ,  halfe  a 

Leva.  19.3.  ye  (hall  Rare  every  man  his  mother,& 

ay.io.  ye  (hall  ret.  every  wztfKuntohis    V.  13. 

ye  fhall  retuine  every  mm  to  his  family 

Numb.  1  ,y  t.pitch  their  tents  every  man  by  his  own 

and  every  man  by  his  own  (landard 

2.2.  every  mmot~  the  child,  of  lfrael  fhall  pitch 

17.  every  man  in  his  place  by  their  flandards 
y.io.  every  mans  hallowed  things  ihall  be  his 
7-y.  give  to  every  man  according  to  his  fervice 
1 1 . 1  o.  every  man  in  the  doore  or  his  tent 

16  17.  and  take  every  man  his  cenfer 

bring  ye  before  the  Lord  every  man  his 

18.  tooke  every  ffM«hiscenfer,and  put  fire 
17.2.  write  thou  every  mansnzme  upon  his  rod 

9.  they  looked,  and  tooke  every  mm  his  rod 
3i.yo.  what  every  man  bath  gotten  of  jewels  of 

y3-men  of  war  had  taken  fpoil,every  man  for 
3  2. 1 8. have  inherited  every  man  his  inheritance 

27.thy  fer.  will  pafle  oyerjevery  man  armed 

29.  every  man  armed  to  battell  before 

33.  54.  every  mans  inherit,  (hall  be  in  the  place 

36. 8. may  enjoy  every  mm  the  inher.  of  his  fa. 

Deut.i.  16.  judge  righteoufly  between  every  man 

41.  girded  on  every  man  his  weapons  of  war 
3-io.  rcturne  every  man  unto  his  r'ofle(Iion 

1 2. 8.  every  mm  whatfoever  is  right  in  his  own 
16.  i7-  every  mm  fhall  give  as  he  is  able 

14  •  i6-every  mm  fhall  be  put  to  dc.  for  his  own 
Jofh.  4.y.  take  ye  up  every  man  of  you  a  fldne  on 

6.y.  fhall  afcend  up  every  mm  flraight  before 
20.  every  mm  flraight  before  him  ,  and  they 

1 1. 14.  but  every  man  they  fmote  with  the  edge 

14-  28.  every  man  unto  his  inheritance 
Judg.z.6.vicnt  every  mm  to  his  inherit,  to  poflcfl 

y.  3°-  to  every  man  a  damofel  or  two 

7*  7.  other  people  go  every  man  unto  his  place 
8.  fent  all  the  reft  of  lfrael  every  man  unto 
16.  he  put  a  trumpet  in  every  mms  hand 
2i.  they  flood  every  man  in  his  place 
22.  Lord  fet  every  mms  fword  againft  his 

8.  24.  would  give  me  every  man  the  ear-rings 
2  y  .caft  therein  every  mm  the  ear-rings  of  his 

9-  49<  cut  downe  every  manhte  bough,  and 
yy.  they  departed  every  man  unto  his  place 

17.6.  every  mm  did  that  which  was  right  in  his 
Chap.  21.  ay. 

2i.2i.catch  you  every  man  his  wife  of  the  dau. 
24.  every  man  to  his  tribe,  and  family 

from  thence,every  man  to  his  inheritance 

1  Stm.^.  10.  they  fled  every  mm  into  histerit 

8.  22.  go  ye  every  man  into  his  citie 

10.27.  all  the  people  away,  every  man  to  his 

13.  2.  he  fent  every  man  to  his  tent 

20  to  fharpen  every  mm  his  (hare  &  coulter 
1  i.  2o.every  mans  fword  was  againft  his  fellow 

34.  bring  nte  hither  every  man  his  oxe 

bring  me  hither  every  mm  h:s  fheepe 
all  the  people  bro.  every  man  his  oxe 
25".  10.  that  breakc  away  every  mm  from  his 

13.  gird  you  on  every  mm  his  fword 

they  girded  on  every  mm  his  fword 
26.23.  Loid render  to  every  mm  his  rightcouf 
27-3.  he,  Sc  his  men  ,  every  man  with  his  houfh. 
30.6.  every  man  for  his  fons  and  daughters 

22.  fave  to  every  man  his  wife  and  children 

2  Sam.z.%.  David  bring  up,  every  man  and  houfh. 

1 3 .9.  they  went  out  every  mm  from  him 

29.  every  man  gate  him  up  upon  his  mule,  & 
iy.  4.  diat  every  mm  which  hath  any  fuit 

3o.covered  every  mm  his  head,went  up,wee. 
19.  8.  for  lfrael  had  fled  every  mm  to  his  tent 
20. 1.  every  man  to  his  tents,  O  lfrael 

2.  fo  every  man  of  lfrael  went  up  from  after 
ax     retired 


MAN    MAN 


MAN 


MAN 


MAN 


MAN 


zz,  retired  from  the  cirie  every  man  to  his  tent 
t  Kjng.i.  49.  and  went  every  man  his  way 
4.  z  5.  dwelt  every  man  under  his  vine,and 
27.  unto  king  Sol.  tab  e  every  mm  in  his 
zS.brought-every  man  accord,  to  his  charge 
8.  38.  which  (hall  know  every  man  the  plague 
39. and  give  to  every  man  accord.to  his  ways 
10. zy.  they  broughtevery  man  his  prefent 
12.  z<|.  returne  every  man  to  his  houie 
20.  24.  take  the  kings  away  every  man  out  of 
22.17.  returne  every  man  to  his  houfe  in  p. ace 
36.  every  man  to  his  citie  ,and  every  man  to 
zl^isg.^.zf.evcry  good  piece  of  land  call  every  m, 
6.  z.  and  take  thence  every  man  a  bearne 
9. 1  j.then  they  hatled^and  tooke  every  man  his 
1 1.8.  every  'man  with  his  weapon  in  his  hand 
9  .they  tooke  every  man  his  men  that  were  to 

1 1,  the  guard  flood  every  man  with  his  wea. 
12.  4-  the  money  that  every  man  is  fee  at,  and 

5  .  take  it  to  them  every  manoi  his  acquain- 
14.  6.  every  man  fhall  be  put  to  death  for  his 

1 2.  they  fled  every  man  to  their  tents 
18.31.  &th;n  eat  ye  every  man  of  his  own  vine 

1  Chro.  16.  43.  all  the  peo.  depa.  every  man  to  his 

2  Chro.  6.  3  o.  and  render  unto  every  man  accord. 

9.24.  they  brought  every  manhis  prefenc 

1 0.16.  every  man  to  your  tents  ,  G*  Ifrael 
H. 4.  returne  every  man  to  his  houfe 

1 8. 1  6.returne  therefore  every  man  to  his  houfe 
20.27.then  they  returned  every  m.ot  Ju.&  Jeru. 
'    23.7.  every  man  with  his  weapon  in  his  hand 
8. tooke  every  man  his  men  that  were  to  come 

10.  every  man  having  his  weapon  in  his  ha. 

2  J.  4.  every  mm  fhall  die  for  his  owne  finne 

2i.  and  they  fled  every  man  to  his  tent 
3 1.1 .  return,  every  man  to  his  pollen',  into  their 
2.  every  man  according  to  his  fervice 
Neh.f.i  3.  faid,  So  God  ihake  out  every  man  from 
Ejlher  1.  8.  doe  accord,  to  every  mans  pleafurc 

22.  every  man  fhould  beare  rule  in  his 
fob  zi.  33.  every  man  fhall  draw  after  him 
34.ii.caufe  every  man  to  find  accord.to  his  wa» 

36.25.  every  man  may  fee  k,  man  may  behold 
37.7.  he  fealeth  up  the  hand  of  every  man 

42. 1 1 .  every  man  alio  gave  him  a  piece  of  mo. 
Pfal.7,9  5. every  man  at  his  belt  ftate  lurely  is  van. 

6.  furely  every  man  walketh  in  a  vaine  fhew 

1 1.  furely  every  man  is  vanity.  Selah 

61.12.  rendreft  to  every  man  accord.to  hiswor. 
Prov.  1 9.6.every  man  is  a  friend  to  him  that  giveth 

24. 1 2.  fhall  not  he  render  to  every  man  accor. 
16.  every  man  fhall  kiffe  his  lips  that  giveth 
19.16-  every  mans  judg.  cometh  from  the  Lord 
Ecdef.i  .13.  alio  that  every  man  fhould  eatySc  dri. 
j. 19.  every  man  alfo  to  whom  God  hath  given 
Cant.}.$.  every  man  hath  his  fword  upon  his  thigh 
lfa.9.  20.  eat  every  man  the  flefh  of  his  ovme 
13.7.  and  every  mans  heart  fhall  melt 
14.  rhey  fhall  come  every  man  to  his  owne 

3 1.7.  in  that  day  every  man  fhall  caft  away  his 
Jer.  10. 1 4.  every  man  Is  brutifh.  in  his  knowledge 

12.  if.  every  man  to  his  her.  and  every  man. 
17.10.  to  give  every  man  accord,  to  his  wayes 

22. 8.  they  (hall  fay  every  man  to  his  neighbour 
23.  27.  which  they  tell  every  man  to  his  neigh. 

36.  for  every  mans  word  fhall  be  his  burden 
z6.  3 .  and  turne  every  man  from  his  evill  way 

29.26.  for  every  man  that  is  mad,and  maketh 
30.6.  wherefore  doe  I  fea  every  man  with  his 

3  i.30.every«2d.thateateth  tbefowregrape,his 

3  4.teach  no  more  every  man-neigh,  every  m. 

34  -9.that  every  man  fhould  let  his  man  ^fetv.& 
1 4.  let  ye  goe  every  man  his  brother 
1 5  .in  procla.  liberty  every  man  to  his  neigh. 
16.  caufed  every  man  his  ferv.  and  every  man 
1 7. in  prod.  lib.eve.»z.<«  to  his  bro.  &  eve.m. 

35.1  J. returne  ye  now  every  man  from  his  evill 
•    36. 3. may  returne  every  man  from  his  evill  way 

37-  1  o.  they  rife  up  every  man  in  his  tent,and 

49.  5 .  ye  fhall  be  driven  out  every  man  right 

51.17.  every  man  is  brutifh  by  his  knowledge 
4? .  deliver  yee  every  man  his  foule  from  the 

E?el(.8.  11.  with  every  man  his  cenfer  by  his  hand 

1 2.every  man  in  the  chambers  of  his  imagery 

9.1. even  every  man  with  his  deftroying  weapon 

2.  every  man  a  flaughter  weapon  in  his  hand 


'    14.  4.  every  man  of  the  houfe  of  If.  that  letteth 
20.7.  call  ye  away  every  man  the  abom.  of  his 

8.  they  did  not  every  man  caft  away  the  abo. 

32.10.  every  man  for  his  own  life,  in  the  day  of 

46.18.  not  fcatte.every  man  from  his  poflefiion 

I>»w.3.io.that  every  man  that  fhall  heare  the  fou. 

6.i2.  that  every  man  that  fhall  aske  a  petit,  of 

Jonah  i.j.  and  cryed  every  man  unto  his  God 

Micab  4.4.  fhall  fit  every  man  under  his  vine 

7.  2.  they  hunt  every  man  his  broth,  with  a  net 
Hap.i.c).  ye  run  every  man  unto  his  owne  houfe 
Zeclj.%.  io.call  every  man  his  neigh. under  the  vine 
7.9.  and  compafficn  every  man  to  his  brother 
8. 4.  every  man  with  his  ftafte  in  his  hand 

16.  fpeake  ye  every  man  the  truth  to  his 
Mai. 1.10.  treacheroufly  every  man  againft  his  br. 
Mat.i6.zy.  reward  every  man  accord,  to  hiswor.1 

20.  9.  they  received  every  man  a  peny 

10.  they  likewife  received  every  manz.  peny 
2f .  15.  to  every  man  Accord.,  to  hisfever.  abili. 

Mar.  8.  zy •  he  was  reftored,and  law  every  man 
1 3 .3  4.  to  every  man  his  worke,and  commanded 
1 y .  24.  lots  upon  them,  what  every  man  fhould 

Lu\.6.  30.  give  to  every  man  that  asketh  of  thee 
16.16.  and  every  man  prefl'eth  into  it 
19.iT  -how  much  every  man  had  gained  by  tra. 

John  1.9.  which  lighteneth  every  man  that  cometh 
z.  1  o. every  man  a.txhe  begin. doth  fet  forth  goo. 
6.4 j.  every  man  therefore  that  hath  heard 
7.53.  every  man  went  unto  his  owne  houfe 
16.  3  2.  every  man  to  his  owne,  and  fhall  leave 

Att.i-  6.  becaufe  that  every  man  hath  heard  them 

8.  how  heare  we  every  man  in  our  owne  ton. 

45.  parted  them  to  all  men  as  every  man  had 

4.3  J.and  distribution  was  made  unto  every  man 

n.29.difci.every  man  accord,  to  his  abil. deter. 

Rom.  2.  6.  render  to  every  man  according  to  his 
10.  &  peace  to  every  man  that  worketh  good 
3.4.  let  God  be  true,  butevery  manz  lyar 
12.3.  to  every  man  that  is  among  you,  not  to 

dealt  to  every  man  the  meafure  of  faith 
1 4.  y.  let  every  man  be  fully  perfwaded  in 

1  Cor.$.  y.  even  as  the  Lord  gave  to  every  man 

8.  every  man  fhall  receive  his  owne  reward 

let  every  man  take  heed  how  he  buil.  there. 
13.  every  nuns  work  fhall  be  made  manifeft 
try  every  mans  worke  of  what  fort  it  is 
4-y.  then  fhall  every  man  have  praife  of  God 
7.  2.  let  every  man  have  his  owne  wife 

7.  butevery  man  hath  his  proper  gift  of  God 

1 7.  as  God  hach  diftributed  to  every  man  as 
20.  let  every  man  abide  in  die  fame  calling 

24.  let  every  man  wherein  he  is  called,  abide 
8. 7.  there  is  not  in  every  man  that  knowledge 
9.  2f.  every  man  that  ftrivechfor  the  mattery 
1  o.  24.  but  every  man  anothers  wealth 
1 1.  3.  that  the  head  of  every  man  is  Chrift 

4.  every  man  praying,  having  his  head 
11. 7.  to  every  man  to  profit  vvithaU 

n.dividingto  every  man  feverally  as  he  will 
1  J.  23.  butevery  was  in  his  owne  order 

2  Co/.^.z.to  every  mans  confe.  in  the  fight  of  God 

9. 7.  every  man  according  ash.-  purpofech  in 
Gal.^.^.l  teftifie  againe  to  every  man^hat  circura. 
6.4.  let  every  man  prove  his  owne  worke 
y.  for  every  man  fhall  beare  his  owne 
Epbef.  4.  2  5 .  fpeake  every  man  truth  with  his  nei. 
Pbil.z.  4.1ooke  not  every  manon  his  owne  things 
Col.i.  18. may  prefent  every  man  perfeft  in  Chrift 
teaching  every  mania,  all  wifdome 
4,  6.  know  how  hee  ought  to  anfwer  every  man 
Heb.  i.  9.  fhould  tafte  death  for  every  man 
8- 11.  not  teach  every  man  his  neighbour 
Jam.  1 .  1 4.  but  every  man  is  tempted,when  he  is 

19.  let  every  man  be  fwift  to  heare 
1  Pet. 1.  17.  judgech  accord,  to  every  mans  worke 
3.  iy.  to  give  a  reafon  to  every  man  that  ask. 
4.10.  as  every  mm  hath  received  the  gifts,  even 
t  John  3.3.  every  mm  that  hath  this  hope  in  him 
Kev.zo.x  3.  judged  every  man  accord,  to  their  wo. 
22. 1  z.  to  give  every  man  according  as  his  wor. 
1 8. 1  teftifie  unto  every  man  that  heareth 
Evill  ajjatt,  See  <gttH, 
filjjatl  of  God,  See  viE>OD. 
Mighty  Qf)an. 
juig.  6. 1 2.  Lord  is  with  thee  thow  mighty  man 


n.  1.  now  Jepathau  was  a  tnign.y  mm 
Ruth  2.  1.  Naomi  had  a  kinfinan,a  mighty  man 
1  Sam.  9.  1 .  a  Benjamite  ,  a  mighty  man  of  power 

16.  18.  and  a  mighty  man)  and  a  man  of 
i  Sam.  17. 10.  knoweth  that  thy  fa.  is  a  mighty  m. 
1  King.  ii.  28.  the  man  Jerobo.  was  a  mighty  man 
z  Kjng'  f  •  1.  he  was  alfo  a  mighty  man  in  valour 

1  Chro.  iz.  4.  and  Ifmaiah  a  mighty  man  among 

2  Chro.  17.17.  of  Ben.  Eliada  a  mighty  man  of 

28. 7.  and  Zichri  a  mighty  man  of  Ephr.  flew 
Job  22.  8.  as  for  the  mighty  man,\xe  had  the  earth 
Pfal.  33.16.  a  mightie  man  is  not  delivered  by 

5  2.  i.O  mightie  man^the  goodnes  of  God  endu.  \ 
78-<SyJike  a  mightie  mm  that  fhouteth  by  reaf. » 
1 27.  4.  as  arrowes  are  in  the  hand  of  a  mi.  man  \ 
lfo.  3.  2.  doth  take  away  the  mighty  man 
y.  1 5.  the  mighty  mm  fhall  be  humbled 

31.8.  fall  with  the  fword,  not  of  a  mighty  man 
42.13.  Lord  fhall  go:  forth  like  a  mighty  man 

Jer.  9.  23.  ne.  let  the  mighty  man  glory  in  his  mi. 

1 4.9.  a  mighty  mm  that  cannot  favc 
46.  6.  nor  the  mighty  man  efcape 

12.  mighty  awa hath  ftumbled  againft  che 
So.  9.  arrowes  fhall  be  as  of  a  mighty  exp.  man 
Zepb.  1. 1 4.  mighty  man  fhall  cry  there  bitterly 
Zecb.  9.13.  made  thee  as  a  fword  of  a  mighty  man 
10.  7.  Ephraim  fhall  be  like  a  mighty  mm 
No  ^at». 
Gen.  31.  yo.  no  man  is  with  us 

41.44.no  man  lift  up  his  hand  in  all  the  la.of  E. 

4y.  i.  there  ftood  no  man  with  them  while  Jof. 

Exod.  2. 12.  faw  that  there  was  no  man,  he  flew  the 

.    16. 19.  let  no  man  leave  of  it  till  the  morning 

29 .  no  jzmb  go  out  of  his  place  on  thefev.day 

21.10.  or  drive  away,  nom.in  feeing  it 

33.  4.  no  man  did  put  on  his  ornaments 
20.  there  fhall  no  man  fee  me,  and  live 

34.  3.  no  man  fhall  come  up  with  thee 
Levit.  1 6. 17.  there  fhall  be  no  man  in  the  taber.  of 

21.21.  no  man  that  hath  a  blemifh  of  the  feed 

27.  26.  no  man  fhall  fanctifie  it 
Numb,  y .  1 9 .  if  no  man  ha  ve  lien  with  thee 
Deut.7.ZA.'  no  mm  be  able  to  ftand  before  me 

11. 15.  no  man  be  able  to  ftand  before  you 
14.6.  no  man  fhall  take  the  nether  or  the  upper 

28.2  6>  and  no  man  fhall  fray  them  away 
29.  and  no  man  fhall  favethce 
68.  and  no  man  fhall  buy  you 

34. 6.  no  man  knoweth  of  his  fepulchre  unto 
Jop.S.ii.  over  which  no  man  lift  up  any  iron 

23. 9-  no  man  hath  been  able  to  ftand 
Judg.  1  r.  3 9.  and  fhe  knew  no  man 

19. 1  y.  was  no  man  that  tooke  them  into  his  ho. 
1 8.  no  man  thac  recei  veth  me  to  houfe 

21. 1 2.  that  had  knowne  no  man 

1  Sam.  2.  9.  by  ftrength  fhall  no  man  prevaile 
1 1. 3.  if  there  be  no  man  to  fave  us,  we 
14.21?.  no  man  put  his  hand  to  his  mouth 

17.3  2.  let  no  mm's  heart  faile,becaufe  of  him 
21. 1.  and  no  man  with  thee 

2.  letnoman  know  any  thing  of  the  bufinefs 
z6. 1 2.  and  no  man  faw  it,  nor  knew  it 

2  Sam.  1  y. 3. no  man  depu.of  the  king  to  heare  thee 
1  King.  8. 46.  for  there  is  no  man  that  finneth  not 

1  Chro.  6. 36. 

z  Kj»g-7- 1  ■  there  was  no  man  >       Ver .  10. 

23.10.  that  no  man  might  make  his  fon  to  pane 

1 8 .  let  no  man  move  his  bones 

1  rtro.16.21. he  fuffered  no  man  to  do  them  wron. 

Pfal.  105.14. 

E fiber  y.  iz.  let  no  man  come  in  with  the  king 

8.  8.  with  the  kings  ring, may  no  »mb  reverie 

9.  2 .  and  no  man  could  withftand  them 
Job  1 1. 3.  fhall  no  man  make  thee  afhamed 

15.  28.  in  houfes  which  no  man  inhabiteth 
zo.zi.therfore  fhall  no  man  look  for  his  goods 
2422.  and  no  manis  fure  of  his  life 
38.26. where  nomanis 

wherein  there  is  no  man 

Pfal.  2z.  6. 1  am  a  worme,  and  noman 

142.  4.  and  beheld  j  but  there  was  no  man 
no  man  cared  for  my  loiue 

143.  2.  fight  fhall  no  man  living  be 
Prov.  1.  24.  and  no  man  regarded 

28.  1 .  the  wicked  flee ,  when  no  man  putluetn 
17.  let  no  »w»  ftay  him 

Ecclef  3- » 


MAN   MAN 


MAN   MAN 


MAN   MAN 


Ecclef.$.i  i.no  wot  can  find  out  the  work  chat 
g.  8.  no  man  that  hath  power  over  the  fpirit  to 
9.  i .  no  man  knoweth  either  love  or  hatred 
1  j.  no  mm  remembred  that  fame  poore  man 
I/a.9.19.  no  mm  (hall  fpare  his  brother 

12 .  14.  and  as  a  fheepe  that  no  man  takcth  up 

24'.  10.  that  no  man  may  come  in 

3  2'.  8.  he  regardeth  no  man 

41  28. 1  beheld,and  there  was  no  man 

jo.'  2.  when  I  came,  was  there  no  man 

57.1.  and  no  man  layeth  it  to  heart 

59. 16.  he  faw  that  there  was  no  man 
6o!iy. f° init no  mm  went  thorow  tnee 

jer.Z'6'  and  where  no  was  dwelt 
4. 2  5.  and  loe,  there  was  no  man 
8. 6.  ho  ware  repented  him  of  his  wickedneffe 
12. 11.  becaufe  no  man  laieth  it  to  heart 
a  2. 3  o  for  no  man  of  his  feed  <h  all  profper 

30. 17.  this  is  Zion  whom  no  man  feeketh  after 
36.1 5.  let  no  man  know  where  ye  be 
38.24.  let  no  man  know  of  thefe  words 
40. 1  y.  and  no  man  (hall  know  it 
41.4.  and  no  ware  knew  it 
44.  2.  and  no  mm  dwelleth  therein 

49.18.  no  mm  (hall  abide  there 

Verfe33-  &  5<M°- 
51.43.  a  land  wherein  no  man  dwelleth 
Lam.  4.  4.  no  man  breaketh  it  unto  them 
£^£.14.  if.  no  man  may  pafle  thorow,bec.or  the 

44.  2.  and  no  mm  (hall  enter  in  by  it 
H0/T4.4.  yet,let  no  man  drive  or  reprove  another 
Nabum  3.18.  and  no  man  gathereth  them 
Ze$ fo.3 .  6.  fo  that  there  is  no  man 
Zecb.i.zi.  fo  that  no  ware  did  lift  up  his  head 

7. 1 4.  that  no  wot  pafleth  thorow,  nor  return. 
Mat. 6.24.  no  mancan  ferve  two  matters 

L/^e  16.  13- 

8.  4.  fee  thou  tell  no  man 

28.  fo  that  no  man  might  pafle  by  that  way 
9.16.  no  wot  putteth  a  piece  of  new  cloth  unto 
Marine  2.2.1- 

3  o.  fee  that  no  man  know  k 
11.  27.  and  no  man  know,  the  Son,but  the  Fa. 
16. 20.  tell  no  mm  that  he  was  Jefus  the  Chrift 
1 7.  8-  they  faw  no  man,  fave  Jefus  onely 

9.  tell  the  virion  to  no  man 

20.  7.  becaufe  no  man  hath  hired  us 

21.  46.  no  man  was  able  to  anfwer  him 
23.9.  call  no  mm  your  fa.  upon  the  earth 
24.  4.  take  heed  that  no  man  deceive  you 

36,  of  that  day  and  houre  knoweth  no  man 

Mar Ip  13.  32. 
Marly  2. 22.no  mm  putteth  new  wine  into  old  bot. 

Luke  j.  37. 
3.27.  no  mancan  enter  into  a  ftrong  mans 
y.  3.  no  man  could  bind  him,no  not  with  chains 
3  7 .  he  fuftered  no  man  to  follow  him 
43.  that  no  man  (hould  know  it 

7.  24.  would  have  no  man  know  it 
3tf.charg.them  that  they  (hould  tell  no  man 

8.  30.  that  they  (hould  tell  no  man  of  him 

Chap.  9.  9. 
9.8.  they  faw  no  man  any  more 

3  9.  there  is  no  man  that  (hall  do  a  miracle  in 
10.18.  there  is  no  mm  good,but  one  j  that  is 
29.  there  is  no  man  that  hath  left  houfe,  or 
Lu^e  18.  29. 
11.14.  no  mm  eat  fruit  of  thee  hereafter,  for 
12. 14.  we  know— thou  cared  for  no  man 
34.no  man  after  that  durft  aske  him  any  que. 
Lu\e  3.14.  doe  violence  to  no  mm 
5.14.  he  charged  him  to  tell  no  mm 
36.no  man  putteth  a  piece  of  a  new  gar.upon 
39.  no  warehaving  drunk  old  wine  ftrai.way 
8. 1 6.  no  man  when  he  hath  lighted  a  cand.cov. 
Lu\e  11.  33. 
51.  he  fuftercd  no  man  to  goe  in,fave  Pet.  & 
y6.  that  they  (hould  tell  no  was  what  was 
9-  M'.  command,  them  to  tell  no  man  that  thing 
36.  and  told  no  man  in  thofe  dayes,  any 
6 2>no  ware  having  put  his  hand  to  the  plough 
IO-  4.  and  falute  no  ware  by  the  way 

"•no  ware  know,  who  is  the  Fa.  but  the  Son 
*  <>-16.  and  no  mm  gave  unto  him 
John  1. i8.no man  hath  feene  God  at  any  time 
3.2.  no  wascan  doe  thefe  miracles  that  thou 


1 3 .  no  ware  hath  afcended  up  to  heaven,  but 
32.  and  no  mm  receivethhis  teftimony 
4.27.  yet  no  ware  faid,  What  feekeft  thou,  or 
j. 7. 1  have  no  man  when  the  water  is  troubled 

22.  for  the  Fa.  judgeth  no  ware,  but  hath  co. 
6.44.  no  ware  can  come  to  me,  except  the  Fath. 

6 y.  no  ware  can  come  unto  me,except  it  be 
7. 4.  there  is  no  ware  that  doth  any  thing  in  fee. 

13 .  no  man  fpake  openly  of  him,  for  feare  of 

27.no  ware  knoweth  whence  he  is 

30.  but  no  ware  laid  hands  on  him 

Verfe  44.  &  8.  20. 
8.10.  hath  no  mm  condemned  thee 

1 1.  faid,  No  mm,  Lord.  Jefus  faid  unto  her 

1 5.  ye  judge  after  the  fle(h  ;  I  judge  no  man 
9«4.night  cometh  when  no  man  can  worke 
10.  18.  no  ware  tak.  it  fromim,  but  1  lay  it  do. 

29.  no  man  is  able  to  pluck  them  out  of  my 
13.  28.  now,no  ware  at  the  table  knew  for  what 

14.6.  no  ware  cometh  unto  the  Fat.  but  by  m> 
1  J. 1 3.  greater  love  hath  no  ware  then  this 
itf.22.  your  joy  no  wot  taketh  from  you 

Acts  L20.  and  let  no  ware  dwell  therein 

4.17.  fpeake  henceforth  to  no  ware  in  this  name 
J.  1 3.  of  the  reft  durft  no  ware  joyne  himfelfe 

23.  we  found  no  ware  within 
9.7.  hearing  a  voice  ;  but  feeing  no  man 

8.  eyes  were  opened,  he  faw  no  ware,but  they 
1 8 . 1  o.  no  ware  (hall  fet  on  thee  to  hurt  thee 
20.33. 1  have  coveted  no  wotj  (ilver,  or  gold 
23.22.fee  thou  tell  no  was  that  thou  haft  (hew. 
ay.  1 1.  no  ware  may  deliver  ine  unto  them 
28.  31.  no  ware  forbidding  him 
Rom.  1 2. 17 .  recompenfe  to  no  ware  evill  for  evill 
13.8.  owe  no  ware  any  thing 

14. 7.  and  no  ware  dieth  to  himfelfe 
13.  that  no  ware  put  a  (tumbling  block,  to 

r  Cor.  z.i  1.  even  fo  the  things  of  God  kno.no  man 
1  j.  yet  he  himfelfe  is  judged  of  no  man 
3.1 1«  for  other  foundation  can  no  ware  lay 
18.  let  no  ware  deceive  himfelfe 
ai.  therefore,  let  no  wot  deceive  himfelfe 

10.  24.  let  no  man  feeke  hisowne 

11.  3.  that  no  ware  fpeak.  by  the  Spirit  of  God 
that  no  ware  can  fay  ,  that  Jefus  is  the  Lord 

14.2.  for  no  ware  underdandeth  him 
16.11.  let  no  ware  therefore  defpife  him 
2  CV.y.  16.  henceforth  know  we  no  ware  after  the 
7.2.  receive  us ;  we  have  wronged  no  was 

we  have  corrupted  no  wot,  we  have  def. 
8.  20.  that  no  wot  (hould  blame  us  in  this 
1 1.  9. 1  was  chargeable  to  no  was 
10.  no  was  (hall  flop  me  of  this  boafting 
16. 1  fay  againe,  let  no  ware  thinke  me  a  fool 
Gal.z.  6.  God  acceptethno  Wasiperfon 
3.H.  but  that  no  was  is  juftified  by  the  law 
1 5.  no  ware  difanulleth,nor  addeth  thereto 
6. 17.  from  henceforth  let  no  mm  trouble  me 
£pfoe/".y.6.  let  no  mm  deceive  you  with  vaine  wo. 

29.  no  ware  ever  yet  hated  his  owne  fle(h 
Pbilip.z-zo.  for  I  have  no  was  like  minded 
Col.  z.  16.  let  no  was  therefore  judge  you  in  meat 

18.  let  no  was  beguile  you  ofyour  reward 
t  Tbefflt.^.  that  no  ware  (hould  be  moved  by  thefe 
4. 6.  that  no  ware  goe  beyond — his  brother  in 
a  Thejf.z.  3.  let  no  was  deceive  you  by  any  means 
!  Tim.  4. 1 2.  let  no  was  defpife  thy  youth 
5.  22.  lay  handsfuddenlyonno  wot 
6.16.  which  no  was  can  approach  unto 
a  Tim.i.  4.  no  ware  that  warretn,  intangleth  himf. 
4.  16.  at  my  firft  anfwer  no  was  flood  with  me 
Titus  2.  1 5.  let  no  ware  defpife  thee 
3.  2.  to  fpeake  evill  of  no  man 
Heb.  y  .4 .  no  ware  taketh  this  honour  unto  himfelfe 
7.  13.  of  which  no  ware  gave  attendance  to  the 
12.14.  without  which  no  ware  (hall  fee  the  Lo. 
fames  1 . 1 3 .  let  no  was  fay  when  he  is  tempted,  I 

3.8.  but  the  tongue  can  no  was  tame 
1  John  3.7.  little  children,  let  no  mm  deceive  you 

4. 12.  no  ware  hath  feen  God  at  any  time 
Revel  2. 1 7.  which  no  was  knoweth 
3. 7.  fhutteth,  and  no  was  openeth 
8.  and  no  ware  can  (hut  it 
1 1  .that  no  was  take  thy  crowne 
y .  3.  and  no  was  in  heaven  and  earth  was 
4.  becaufe  no  was  was  found  worthy  to  open 
Nnn   3      \ 


7.9. a  great  multicude  which  no  man  could  num . 
13.17.  that  no  ware  might  buy  or  (ell,  fave  he 
14.3.  and  no  ware.could  lcarne  that  fong 
1  j.  8.  no  man  was  able  to  enter  into  the  temple 

18.  11.  no  man  buyethher  merchan.  any  more 

19 .  12.  that  no  mm  knew,  but  he  himfelfe 

Gra.2.23.  woman,  becaufe  taken  out  of  man 
6.% .  faw  that  the  wickednes  of  was  is  great 
8.21.  imagination  of  mam  heart  is  evill 
9. 5. at  the  hand  of  was  will  I  require  the  life  of 

£*0d.i3.i3.firft-borne  of  ware  amo.  thy  chil  (halt 

Levit.  j. 3.  or  if  he  touch  the  unclea.  of  ware^whac. 
7.2 1 .  as  the  uncleannefle  of  was,  or  any  uncle. 

Numb.i  8. 1 5 .  firft-borne  of  was  (halt  thou  furely 

Dent.  1. 1 7.  you  (hall  not  be  afra.  of  the  face  ofw. 
7.19.  is  this  the  manner  of  man,  O  Lord  God 

2  Sam.  24. 14.  not  fall  into  the  hand  of  man 

2  Chron.  21.  13. 

2  Kings  1 .  7.  what  manner  of  was  was  he  which 
7.10.  was  no  man  there  ,  neither  voice  of  man 

2  cto.32.19.  which  were  the  work  of  the  ha. of m. 

Job  10.5.  are  thy  dayes  as  the  dayes  of  Ware 
14. 19.  thou  deftroyeft  the  hope  of  was 
34.  11.  worke  of  a  ware  (hall  he  render  unto 
2 1  .his  eyes  are  upon  the  wayes  of  man 

Pfal-}  1 .20,fecret  of  thy  pref.from  the  pride  ofw. 

60.11.  for  vaine  is  the  help  of  was 
Pfal.io2.iz. 

76. 10. furely  the  wiath  of  was  (hall  praile  thee 
104.14.  andherbe  for  the  fervice  of  was 

1 5.  wine  that  maketh  glad  the  heart  of  was 
1 19.134.  deliver  me  from  the  opprefhon  of  m. 
Prov.  y  •  z  1 .  wayes  of  ware  are  before  the  eyes  of  the 
12.  25.  heavinefle  in  the  heart  of  ware  maketh 

18.12.  before  deftru  ft.  the  heart  of  man  is  hau. 
14.  the  fpirit  of  a  man  will  fuftaine  his  infir. 

19.  3.  the  foolifhnes  of  wot  perverteth  his  way 
11.  difcretion  of  a  ware  deferreth  his  anger 
a  2.  the  defue  of  a  was  is  his  kindnes 

20.  y.  counfell  in  the  heart  of  ware  is  like  deep 
27.  the  fpirit  of  ware  is  the  candle  of  the  Lo. 

a  1.  2.  every  way  of  a  ware  is  right  in  his  owne 
S.the  way  of  man  isfrovvard  and  ftrange 

24.30.  by  the  vineyard  of  the  was  void  of  und. 

27.  19.  fo  the  heart  of  ware  to  man 
20.  fo  the  eyes  of  was  are  never  fatisned* 

29.  2 y.  the  feare  of  ware  bringeth  a  fnare 

30  2.  and  have  not  the  underftanding  of  a  was 
1 9.  and  the  way  of  a  was  with  a  maid 
Ecckf.i.z  1.  who  knoweth  the  fpirit  of  man 

6.7.  all  the  labour  of  man  is  for  his  mouth 

8.  6.  mifery  of  was  is  great  upon  him 

1 2.1 3.  for  this  is  the  whole  duty  of  man 
Ifa.  a.  11.  the  lofty  lookes  of  ware  (halbe  humbled 

1 7.  loftinefle  of  ware  (hall  be  bowed  downe 
4  4. 1 3  .maketh  it  after  the  figure  of  wot 

accord,  to  the  beauty  of  a  was 
51.12.  (houldeft  be  afraid  of  ware  that  (hall  die 
jer. lo.zi. 1  know  the  way  of  ware  is  not  in  himf. 
i3.n.asthe  girdle cleaveth  totheloi.ofa  ma. 
Lam.  3. 35.10  turne  afide  the  right  of  a  ware  before 
E%e\.  1 .8.had  the  hands  of  a  wa.  under  their  wings 
1  o.  they  foure  had  the  face  of  a  man 
z6.  as  the  appe.  of  a  was  above  upon  it 
4.1 2.  bake  it  with  the  dung  that  com.  out  ofw. 
10. 14.  fecond  face  was  the  face  of  a  was 

21.  likenefle  of  the  hands  of  was  was  under 
29.11.  no  foot  of  ware  (hall  pafTe  thorow  it 
3  2. 1 3.  nei.  (hall  the  foot  of  ware  trouble  them 
41. 19.  fo  that  the  face  of  a  man  was  towar.  the 
Da».7.8.in  this  horn  were  eyes  like  the  eyes  ofw. 
8.15.  flood  before  me  as  the  appear,  ofa  was 
10.18.  one  like  the  appearance  ofa  was 
Zecb.  9.1-  when  the  eyes  of  ware  (hall  be  tow.  the 
1 2. 1.  formeth  the  fpirit  of  ware  within  him 

Marine  4.  4J. 
Mat.  8-  27.  faying,  What  manner  of  man  is  this 

Lu\$%.  25. 

1 4.  io.if  the  cafe  of  a  ware  be  fo  with  firs  wife,ic 

Lu\e  8-  29-uncleane  fpirit  to  come  outofthe  WOT 

3  3.  then  went  the  divels  out  of  the  was 
John  1 . 1 3  nor  of  the  will  of  was,  but  o  f  God 

2.2  f.  that  any  (hould  teftifie  of  ware 
Alt.  12.  22.  it  is  the  voice  of  God,  and  not  of  wa. 
Rom.z.Q.  upon  every  foule  of  was  that  doth  evill 
a.  6.  defcribeth 


MAN 


MAN 


4.  6.  deicrib.  the  bielloi.ofwOT,to  whom  God 
l  Cor.  2.  4.  was  not  withentic.words  of  mans  wifd. 
p.nckher  hath  enured  inro  the  heart  of  man 
11 .  what  mm  knovveth  the  things  of  a  man  _ 
fave  the  fpirit  of  a  wot  which  is  in  him 
4  s.  of  wot*  judgement:  yea  I  judge  not 
1 1.7 .  the  woman  is  the  glory  of  the  man 
g    but  the  woman  is  of  the  man 
I  i  as  the  woman  is  of  the  wot,  even  fo  is 
Gal.  iii.  neither  received  it  of  wot,  neither  was 
j&MM  i.io.wrathof  man  worketh  not  the  nght.or 
i4.ftraightvv.  forgett.what  manner  of  man  he 
1  Pet.  r.2,4-  all  the  glory  of  wot  as  the  flower  of 
2.13.10  every  ordinance  of  man  for  the  L.fake 
%  Pet.i'.ii.  came  not  in  old  time  by  the  will  of  m. 
8ev.13.18.  for  it  is  the  number  o£wot 

ii.  17  accord,  to  the  meafure  of  a  WOT,that  is 
Old  ®$&n,  Set  Old. 
One  flSaru 
Gen.  41. 11.  we  are  all  one  wot*  fons  Verfe  13. 
Exod.  16.  22.  gathered  two  omers  for  one  man 

21 .3  f  .if  one  mans  oxe  hurt  anothers  that  he  die 
Num.  14.  1  J.  kill  all  this  people  as  one  man,  then 
i6.ii.  fhall  one  man  fin  ,  &  wilt  thou  be  wro. 
31.49.  there  lacketh  not  one  man  of  us 
Jofb.z3.10.  one  manof  you  fhall  chafe  a  thoufand 
Jud?.6. 16.  fmite  the  Midianites  as  one  man 
18.19.  be  a  prieft  unto  the  houfe  of  one  man 
20.  1.  congregation  was  gat.  toget.  as  one  man 
8.  all  the  people  arofe  as  one  wot 
1  Sam.z.z  J.  if  one  man  judge  aga.  ano.  the  Judge 
15aw.15.14.  even  as  the  heart  of  one  man 
1  Kinis  zi.8.  yet  there  is  one  wOT,Micaiah,  by 

6  2  Cfcnw.  18. 7- 

Eva  3.1.  gather,  themfclves  together  as  one  man 

tithr.m.  8. 1. 
Job  13.  9.  or  as  one  mm  mocketh  another 
Ecclef.-j.  28.  one  mm  among  1000.  have  I  found 
8.9.  a  time  wherein  one  man  ruleth  over  anoth. 
I  fa.  4. 1.  feven  women  fhall  take  hold  of  one  man 
£^£.9.2.  one  man  among  them  was  cloathed 
John  1 1.50.  that  one  man  fhould  die  for  the  peop. 
Chap.  18  14- 
Rom.  5".  ii-  wherefore,  as  by  one  wot  fin  entred 
1  f .  which  is  by  one  man ,  Jefus  Chrift  ,  hath 
17.  if  by  one  mans  offence  death  reigned 
19.  as  by  one  mans  difibbedience  many  w'K 
14.  j.  one  man  efteemeth  one  day  above  anoth. 
1  Tjw.f  .9.  having  been  the  wife  of  onewOT 
Poore  3lf)ar»,  See  Poore. 
Rich  Span  ,  See  Rich. 
Righteous  ^att ,  See  Righteous* 
Sonneof$$an. 
Numb.13.19.nc.  the  fon  ofwOT,that  hefliould  rep. 
Job  15.6.  and  the  fon  of  man  which  is  a  worroe 
35.  8.  righteoufnes  may  profit  the  fon  of  man 
Pfal.2.4.  and  the  Con  of  man, that  thou  vifiteft  him 
80. 17.  upon  the  fon  of  man  whom  thou  madeft 
144. 3. the  fori  of /«OT,that  thou  makeft  account 
146.  3.  put  not  your  truft  in  the  fon  of  WOT,in 
Prov.  8. 4.  tny  voice  is  to  the  fons  of  >wm 
Ifa.fi.iz-  of  the  fon  of  man  which  ihall  be  made 
$6.2.  and  the  fon  of  man  that  layeth  hold  on  it 
Jer.  49. 18.  neither  fhall  a  fon  of  man  dwell  in  it 
Chap.  50.  40. 
33.  nor  any  fon  of  mm  dwell  in  it 
ji.  43.  neit.  doth  any  fon  of  man  paffe  thereby 
£^.  1. 1 .  fon  of  man  ,  ftand  upon  thy  feet 

3.  fon  of  mm,  I  fend  thee  to  the  chil.  of  Ifr. 
6.  thou  fon  of  WOT,be  not  afraid  of  them 
8.thou  fon  of  WOT,heare  what  I  fay  unto  thee 
3.  1.  fon  ofwOT,eat  that  thou  findeft 

3.  fon  of  wOT,caufe  thy  belly  to  eat 

4.  fon  of  man,  goe  get  thee  unto  the  houfe  of 
10.  fon  of  man,  all  the  words  that  I  fhall 
17.  fon  ofman,l  have  made  thee  a  watchman 
25.O  fon  ofwOT,bchold,they  fhall  put  ban. 

4. 1.  thou  alfo,fon  of  wOT,take  theea  t'.le 

i6.  fon  of  mm,  behold,  He  breake  the  ftaffe 
J..I-,  thou  fonofwOT,take'theea  (harp  knife 

6.  z.  fon  ofwOT,fetthy  face  towards  the  moun. 

7.  2.  a!fo  thou  fon  of  WOT,thus  faith  the  L.  God 

8.  f .  fon  of  man,  lift  up  thine  eyes  now  toward 
6.  fon  of  mm ,  feed  thou  what  they  doe 
8.  fon  of  man ,  dig  now  in  the  wall 
1 1. fon  of  wj.haft  thou  feen  what  the  ancients 


15.  haft  thou  feen  this  ,0  thou  fon  of  mm 
Verfe  17. 

1 1 .  z.  fon  of  man,  thefe  are  the  men  that  devife 
4.  pio.againfl  them,prophefie,0  fon  of  man 
1  j .  fon  of  WOT,thy  breth.are  they  unto  whom 

1  z.  z.  fon  of  WOT,thou  dwelleft  in  die  roidft  of 
3  .  therfore  thou  fon  of  man,  prep,  thee  ftuffe 
9.  fon  of  man  ,  Hath  not  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
18.  fon  of  man  ,  eat  thy  bread  with  quaking 
22.  fonofwOT,whatisthatproveibe  that  ye 
zj.fonof  ma.  behold,they  of  the  houfe  of  If. 

13.2.  fon  of  man,  prophefie  againft  the  proph. 

17.  likewife  thou  fon  of  WOT,fet  thy  face  ag. 
1 4.  3 .  fon  of  man  ,  thefe  men  have  fet  up  their 

13.  fon  of  wot,  when  the  land  finneth  againft 
1  ? .  2.  fon  of  man,  what  is  the  vine-tree  more 
16, z.  fon  of  wOT,caufe  Jeruf.  to  know  her  abo. 

1 7.1.  fon  of  man,  put  forth  a  riddle,and  fpeake 
*  0.3 .  fon  of  man,  fpeake  unto  the  elders  of  Ifr. 

4.  fon  of  mm,  wilt  thou  judge  them 

27.  therefore  fon  of  man,  fpeake  unto  the 
46.  fon  of  man,  fet  thy  face  toward  the  fouth 

21.2.  fon  of  man,  fet  thy  face  toward  Jerufal. 
6.  figh  therefore  ,  thou  fon  of  man 

9.  fon  of  wOT,prop.and  fay,Thus  faith  the  L. 
12.  cry  and  howlc,  fon  of  man,  for  it  fhall  be 
14.  fon  of  man  ,  prophefie  ,  and  fmite  thine 
19.  fon  of  mm,  appoint  thee  two  wayes ,  that 

28.  fon  of  mm,  prophefie  and  fay,Thus  faith 

22.  2.  now  thou  fon  of  man,  wilt  thou  judge 

18.  fon  of  man,  the  houfe  of  Ifr.  is  to  me  bee. 
24.  fon  of  man,  fay  unto  her,  Thou  art  the 

23.  2.  fon  of  mm ,  there  were  two  women  the 
36.  fon  of  mm ,  wilt  thou  judge  Aholah  and 

24.  2.  fon  of  mm ,  write  thee  the  name  of  the 

16.  fon  of  man,  behold,  I  take  away  from 
2$ .  thou  fon  of  man,  fhall  it  not  be  in  the 

2f .  2.  fon  of  mm  ,  fet  thy  face  againft  the  Am. 
z6.z.  fon  of  man,  becaufe  that  Tyras  hath  faid 

27.  2.  now  thou  fon  of  wot,  take  up  a  lamenta. 

28.  2.  Ion  of  wot,  fay  unto  the  prince  ofTyrus 
12.  fon  of  mm,  take  up  a  lamen.  upon  the  k. 
2 1 .  fon  of  mm ,  fee  thy  face  againft  Zidon 

29.2.  fon  of  wot,  fet  thy  face  againft  Pharaoh 
18.  fon  of  mm,  Nebuchad.  caufed  his  armie 

30.2.  fon  of  mm,  prophefie  and  fay,Thus  faith 
21.  fon  of  wot  ,  I  have  broken  the  armc  of 

3 1.2.  fon  ofWOT,fpeake  unto  Phar.kmg  of  Eg, 

32.  1.  fon  of  wot,  take  up  a  lament,  for  Phara 
18.  fon  of  wot,  wail  for  the  multitude  of  Eg, 

3  3 .  2 .  fon  of  man ,  fpeake  to  the  child,  of  thy 
7.  fo  thou  ,  O  fon  of  wot  ,  I  have  fet  thee  a 
1  o.O  thou  fon  ofwOT,fpcake  unto  the  houfe 
11.  thou  fon  of  WOT.fay  unto  the  child,  of  If. 
24.  fon  of  wOT,they  that  inhabit  thofe  waftes 

30.  thou  fon  of  man ,  the  child,  of  thy  peop. 
34.  2.  fon  of  mm ,  prophefie  againft  the  fhep. 
3  5.  2.  fon  of  man,  fet  thy  face  againft  mount 

36.1.  alfo  thoti  fon  of  man,  prophefie  unto  the 

17.  fon  of  man  ,  when  the  houfe  of  Ifr.  dwelt 
37.  3.  fon  of  wOT  ,  can  thefe  bones  live 

9.  prophefie,  fon  of  man,  and  fay  to  the  wind 
11 .  fon  of  man,  thefe  bones  arc  the  whole 

16.  fon  of  man ,  take  thee  one  fticke ,  and 

38.2.  fon  of  man ,  fet  thyface  againft  Gog 

1 4.  fon  of  wot  ,  prophefie  and  fay  unto  Gog 
39. 1.  therefore,  thou  fon  ofwOT,pro.aga.Gog 

17.  thou  fon  of  wot,  Thus  faith  the  Lo.  God 
40.  4.  fon  of  man,  behold  with  thine  eyes 
43-7  -fon  of  WOT,the  place  of  my  thronejand 

10.  fon  of  mm,  fhew  the  houfe  to  the  ho.  of 

18.  fon  of  mm,  thus  faith  the  Lo.  God,Thefe 
44-5-  fon  of  man,  marke  well,  and  behold  with 

9_J  47-£'  fon  ofw<3?:,haft  thou  feene  this  ?  Then  he 

Dan.  7. 13.  behold  ,  one  like  the  fon  of  mm  came 

8.  i7-he  faid  unto  me,Underftand,0  fon  of  man 

Mat.  8.  20.  but  the  Son  of  wot  hath  not  where  to 

Ln\e  9.  58. 
?.6.thar  ye  may  know  that  the  Son  of  wot  hath 
10.  23.  till  the  Son  of  man  become 

11.  19.  the  Son  ofwOT  came  eating  &  drinking 

Lu\e  7.  34. 

12.  8.  the  Son  of  wot  is  Lord  even  of  the  Sabb. 

31.  whofo.fpeak.  a  word  aga.  the  Son  of  wot 
40.  fo  fhall  the  Son  of  wot  be  three  dayes 

13.37.  fowech  the  good  feed,  is  the  Son  of  man 


41.  Son  of  wot  iha.ll  tend  forth  his  angel  s,& 
16.13.  men  fay,  that  I>  the  Son  of  wot,  am 

27. Son  ofwOT,fhall  come  in  the  glory  of  his 

28.till  they  fee  the  Son  of  man  coming  iri  his 
I7.9.untill  the  Son  of  mm  be  rifen  again  from 

12.  likewife  fhall  alfo  the  Son  ofwOT  fuffer 

21.  the  Son  of  wot  fhall  be  betrayed  into 
18. 1 1 .  Son  of  man  is  come  to  fave  that  which 
19.28.when  the  Son  of  wot  fhall  fit  in  the  thr. 
20.18.  Son  of  man  fhall  be  betrayed  unto  the 

Mai\e  10.  33. 

28.  even  as  the  Son  of  wot  came  not  to  bee 

24.27.fo  fhall  the  coming  of  the  Son  of  wot  be 

30.  they  fhall  fee  the  Son  of  wot  coming  in 

Marke  1 3 .  2.6. 

appeare  the  figne  of  the  Son  of  man  in 

37.  fo  fhall  the  coming  of  the  Son  of  wot  be 

Verfe  39. 

44.houre  as  ye  thinke  nor,the  Son  of  wot  co. 

2?.  13.  wherein  the  Son  of  wot  cometh 

31.  when  the  Son  of  wot  fhall  come  in  his 
26.2.  the  Son  of  man  is  betrayed  to  be  crucified 

24.  the  Son  of  man  goeth  as  it  was  written  of 

Marine  14.11. 

by  whom  the  Son  of  wot  is  betrayed 

Marine  14.  21. 

4  j.  Son  of  man  is  betrayed  into  the  hands  of 

Marke  14. 41.     Lu\e  9.  44. 

64.  he'reaf.  fhall  yee  fee  the  Son  of  wot  fitt. 

Marine  14.  6z. 

Marks.  2. 10.  know  that  the  Son  of  man  hath  pow. 

28.  therefore,  the  Son  of  man  is  Lord  alfo 

8.31.  that  the  Son  of  wot  muft  fuffer  many  thi. 

38.  of  him  fhall  the  Son  of  wot  be  afhamed 

Luke-  9.  26. 

9. 9.  till  the  Son  of  man  were  rifen  from  the 

1 2.  and  how  it  is  written  of  the  Son  of  man 

31. the  Son  of  wot  is  delivered  into  the  hands 

10.  34.  the  Son  of  man  fhall  be  delivered  unto 

13.24.  theSonofwOTisas  a  man  taking  a  far 

Lulje  6.  5.  that  the  Son  of  wot  is  Lord  alfo  of  the 

2  2. your  name  as  cvil,for  the  Son  of  wots  fa. 

9.  22.  the  Son  of  wot  muft  fuffer  many  things 

$4.  Son  of  man  is  not  come  to  deftroy  mens 

11.30.  fhall  alfo  the  Son  of  wot  be  to  this  gen. 

I2.8.him  fhall  the  Son  of  wot  alfo  confefle  bef. 

10.  fpeake  a  word  againft  the  Son  ofman,lt 

40.  Son  of  wot  cometh  at  an  houre  when  ye 

17.22.  to  fee  one  of  the  days  of  the  Son  of  wot 

24.  fo  fhall  alfo  the  Son  of  man  be  in  his  day 

26.(0  fhall  it  be  in  the  days  of  the  Son  of  ma. 

30.  when  the  Son  of  man  is  revealed 

18.8.  when  the  Son  of  wot  cometh,  fhall  he 

3 1  .writ.by  the  Pro.  concern,  the  SonofwOT 
19.10.  the  Son  of  man  is  come  to  feeke,  and  to 
21.27.  then  fhall  ye  fee  the  Son  of  wot  coming 

36.  and  to  ftand  before  the  Son  of  man 
22  21. truly  the  Son  of  mm  goeth  as  it  was  det. 
48.  betrayeft  thou  the  Son  of  wot  with  a  kifle 
69.  hereafter  fhall  the  Son  of  mm  fit  on  the 
24.7.  the  Son  of  man  muft  be  delivered  into  the 
John  1.  J 1.  afcend.  and  defc.  upon  the  Son  of  man 
3.13.  even  the  Son  of  wot  which  is  in  heaven 
14.  even  fo  muft  the  fon  of  man  be  lifted  up 
5.  27.  becaufe  he  is  the  Son  of  man 
tf.27.whkh  the  Son  of  man  fhall  give  unto  you 
Sj.except  ye  eatethe  flefh  of  the  Son  of  wot 
tf2.what  &  if  ye  fhall  fee  the  Son  of  wot  afc. 
8.28.  when  ye  have  lift  up  the  SonofwOT,then 
12.  23.  that  the  Son  of  wot  fhould  be  glorified 
34.fayeft  thou,TheSon  of  wot  muft  be  lift  up 
who  is  the  Son  of  WOT 
13.31 .  now  is  the  Son  of  wot  glorified 
AB.7. 16.  &  the  Son  of  wot  ftanding  on  the  right 
Heb.  z.  6-  or  the  Son  of  WOT,that  thou  vifiteft  him 
Revel.i.ii.  one  like  unto  the  Son  of  man 

1 4.  1 4.  cloud  one  fate  like  unto  the  Son  of  WOT 
That  :S)J)an. 
Levit.  r7.  9.  even  that  wot  fhall  be  cut  oft  from 
20.3.  He  fet  my  face  againft  that  man 

Verfe  y. 

Numb.  9.13.  that  wot  fhall  beare  his  finne 
Deut.17.  y.  bring  forth  thatWOT  or  woman  which 
even  that  wot  or  woman,  and  fhall  ftone 
12.  even  that  WOT  fhall  die 

22.  18.  fhall  take  that  wot,  and  chaftife  him 
2^.9.  fo  fhall  it  be  done  unto  that  wot 

29.  20-  his 


MAN      MAN 


MAN       MAN 


MAN   MAN 


9  .lo.his  jealoufie  fhall  fmoak  againft  that  m. 
Jifb.  11.20. that  man  periflicd  not  alone 
fob  i.i.andthat  man  was  perfect  and  upright 
Pfal.  j7.37.for  the  end  of  that  man  is  peace 

4o.4.blefled  is  that  w.that  makerh  the  h.hlsxx. 

87. 5. this  and  that  manv/as  born  in  her 
Pi-ov.iS.zi.foi-, for  a  pieceof  bread  that  W.wil  tra, 
JcMO.KJ.lerthat  man  be  as  the  cities  the  L.over. 

13.34.I  will  even  punifh  that  m.  and  his  houfe 
Exe\.i  4.8.He  fet  my  face  againft  that  man 
ilfrtM1.45.laft  flate  of  that  man  is  worfe  then  the 

i8.7.wotothat  Wrtttbywhomthe  offence  com. 

j6.14.wo  to  that«*.  by  whom  the  S.of  m.is  be- 

Mar.  14,11.  Lutf?  zz.iu 

good  for  that  w.if  he  had  not  been  born 

27.19.have  thou  nothing  to  do  with  that  juft  m. 

Mar\e  14.11. 

zfff.17.3  i.by  that  «<w  whom  he  hath  ordained 

Rom.  1 4.io.evil  for  that  m. who  eateth  with  offence 

1  tbef.  1.3  .and  that  man  of  fin  be  revealed 

2.i4.note  that  wot,  &  have  no  company  with 
/aw.  1. 7. let  not  that  man  think  that  he  fhall  rece. 

This  39an. 
Gra-24.58.wilt  thou  go  with  this  man 

16.1  l.he  that  toucheth  this  man  or  his  wife 
£A-o.io.7,how  long  (hall  this  w.be  a  fnareunto  us 
Deut. zz.i6.l  gave  my  daughter  unto  this»2. to  wife 
Jitdg.i  9. zi. feeing  that  this  man  is  come  into  mine 

"  24. unto  this  man  do  not  lo  vile  a  thing 
1  Sam.  1.3  this  man  went  up  out  of  the  citie  yeerly 
10. 27. how  fhall  this  man  fave  us 
17.15.have  ye  leen  this  man  that  is  come  up 
25.25.let  not  my  lord  regard  this  m.  of  Belial 

1  iQn.zo.7.  fee  how  this  mm  feeketh  mifchiefe 

39  and  faid,Keep  this  man 

2  I£«!g.5.7.this  man  doth  fend  unto  me  to  recover 
Neb.  1.1 1  .grant  him  mercy  in  the  fight  of  this  man 
£^.9.4  for  this»M?z  Mordecai  waxed  greater  and 
Job  1.3X0  that  this  »rawasthegreateftof  all 
P/rt/.5i.7.1o  this  is  the  man  that  made  not  God  his 

8  7. 4. this  was  was  borne  there  Vcrfe  6. 

5  .this  and  that  man  was  born  there 
Ifa.  1 4.  i6'is  this  the  m.  that  made  the  earth  to  trc. 

66.z.but  to  this  man  will  I  look 
Jer.zz.z  8.is  this  w.Coniah  a  defpifed  broken  idol 
30. write  ye  this  mm  childleflc 
z6- 1 1. this  man  is  worthy  to  die 

1 6- this  man  is  not  worthy  to  die 
3  S. 4  let  this  man  be  put  to  death 

this  man  feeketh  not  the  welfare  of 
Drt?i.8.i6.make  this  mm  to  underftand  the  virion 
Jonah  1. 1 4. let  us  not  perifh  for  this  man 
Mk-  5. 5. this  man  fhall  be  the  peace  when  the 
Mat.ti.y.l  fay  to  this  man,Go^nd  he  goeth 
9 . 3  .this  man  blafphemeth 
13.5  4.whence  hath  th  is  man  this  wifedome 
ftf.whcncehath  this  man  all  riiefe  things 
27.47.faid,  This  man  callcth  for  E lias 
M at-z  .7 .why  doth  this  man  thus  fpeak  blafpheroy 
6.z. from  whence  hath  this  mm  thefe  things 
.14.71.I  know  not  this  man  of  whom  ye  ip^ak 
15  39.truly  this  WrtKwastbe  Son  of  God 
I  Lu\e  7.39.faying,This»*.ifhe  were  a  propb. would 
I4.9.and  fay  to  thce,Give  this  mm  place 

30.faying,Thissw»  began  to  build,butwas 
1 5.2.this?»rt?2  receiveth  finncrs,&  eateth  with 
x  8. 1 4.I  tellyou,thisff?.  went  down  to  his  hotife 
19. 14  we  will  not  have  this  man  to  reigneover 
22.56.and  faid,This  man  alfo  was  with  him 
23.4.I  find  no  fault  in  this  >nan 

1 4. ye  have  brought  this»zrt?2  unto  me 

have  found  no  fault  in  this  man 
18  awav  with  this  man^ni 
4r  but  this  man  hath  done  nothing  amine 
5 2 .this  man  went  unto  Pilare,and  begged 
John  6.<;  2. how  can  this  man  give  us  his  flefh  to  eat 
7-15-how  knoweththisw.  letters, having  never 
27. we  know  this  man  whence  he  is 
3 1. then  thefe  which  this  man  hath  done 
46  never  man  fpake  like  this  man 
9.1. who  did  fin,tnis»zrt/J,or  his  parents 

3. neither  this  man  hath  finned,nor  his  parents 

I^.this  man  is  not  of  God 

2  4.we  know  that  this  man  is  a  finncr 

33-if  this  mm  were  not  of  God,h:  could  do 


10. 41. that  John  fpake  of  thhmm  were  true 
1 1 .37.COUW  not  this  man,  which  opened  the  eies 
that  even  this  man  fhould  not  have  died 
47. for  this  man  doth  many  miracles 
J8.17.art  not  thou  alfo  one  of  thisw.  difciples 
19 .what  accufation  bring  ye  againft  this  man 
40.not  this  man,but  Barabbas 
i9.11.if  thou  let  this  man  go,thou  art  not  Cef. 
2 1 .1  i.and  what  fhall  this  man  do 
^ff.i.i8.nowthis»M»  purchafed  a  field  with  the 
3.11 -we  had  made  this  man  to  walk 

i6.hath  made  this  man  ftrong 
4.io.even  by  him  doth  this  man  ftand 
5. 18. intend  to  bring  this  man's  bloud  upon  us 

37.afterthis  Wrt«rofeup  Judas  of  Galilee 
6. 13. this  man  ceafeth  not  to  fpeak  blafphemy 
8.  io.this  man  is  the  great  power  of  God 
9. 13. 1  have  heard  of  this  man, how  much  evil 
13. 13. of  this  man's  feed  hath  G. — raifed  Jefus 
3 8. that  through  this  m.  is  preached  unto  you 
1 8. 15. this  man  was  inftrucTied  in  the  way  of 
1 1. 18. this  is  the  man  that  teacheth  all  men 
ii.16.for  this  man  is  a  Romane 
13.9-we  find  no  evill  in  this  man 

27. this  man  was  taken  of  the  Jewes 
S4.5.we  found  this  man  a  peftilent  fellow 
iy.5.accufe  this  man,  if  there  be  any  wickednes 
14. ye  fee  this  man,&bo\it  whom  all  the  multt. 
16.3 1. this  mm  doth  nothing  worthy  of  death 
3i.this  mm  might  have  been  fet  at  liberty 
i8.4.no  doubt5this  man  is  a  murtherer 
Ht&#3 . 3 .this  man  was  counted  worthy  o  f  more 
7.4.now  confider  how  great  this  man  was 

i4.this  WrtBjbecaufe  he  continueth  for  ever 
8.3.that  this  mm  have  fomewhat  alfo  to  offer 
10.12.this  man  after  he  had  offered  one 
James  i.z^. this  mm  fhall  beblefled  in  his  deed 
26.this  man's  religion  is  in  vain 
SQanof  undemanding,  See  UnOetftanOtttg. 
^m  of  war. 
Exod.i<;.i'tht  Lord  is  aman  of  war 
1  Sam.  16.1 8.a  valiant  man,and  a  man  of  war 

1 7 . 3  3  .a  mm  of  war  from  his  youth 
2Srt/s.i7.8.and  thy  father  isaman  of  war 
1  Cforo.i8.3.becaufethou  haft  been  a  man  ofwar 
i/rt.3.i.doth  take  away  the  man  of  war 
41.1 3. ftir  up  jealoufie  like  a  Wrtsofwar 
mcfy>d$®nti. 
Veut.z^.z.if  the  wicked  man  be  wor.  to  be  beaten 
Job  15.10.the  wicked  man  travaileth  with  pain 
20.29.portion  of  a  wicked  man  from  God 
27. 1 3.  portion  of  a  wicked  mm  with  God 
Pfal.109.6Set  thou  a  wicked  man  over  him 
Prov. 6.iz. a  wicked  mm  walketh  with  a  froward 
9.7.rebuketh  a  wicked  mmgetteth  himfelf 
n.7.when  a  wicked  mm  dieth,  his  expectation 
1 3  >5.but  a  wicked  man  is  loathfome 
i7.i3.a  wicked  mm  taketh  a  gift  out  of  the 
2 1. 19  .a  wicked  man  hardneth  his  face 
14.1 5. lay  not  wait,0  wicked  »w»,againft  the 
Ecclef.7.1 5-a  wicked  mm  that  prolongeth  his  dales 
Exefa.  18.  the  fame  wicked  man  fhall  die  in  his 
18.14  that  the  wicked  mm  doth,fhall  he  live 
17  .when  a  wicked  man  turneth  away  from 
3  3 .8.0  wicked  man,  thou  fhalt  furely  die 

that  wicked  man  fhall  die  in  his  iniquity 
Wife  iSJjJan. 
Gf».4i«33-look  out  a  mm  difcreetand  wife 
i  I^j«.i.9.for  thou  art  a  wife  man 
1  Cbr0.z7.lz. Jonathan  Davids  uncle  wasawifetf?. 
Job  1  y.i  .fhould  a  wife  mm  utter  vain  knowledge 
17.10.1  cannot  find  one  wife  man  among  you 
34.3  4,and  let  a  wife  man  hearken  unto  me 
P/OT.I.5  .a  wife  man  will  hear,  and  will  increafe 
9.8.rebukea  wife  man,znd  he  will  love  thee 

9.g'iYe  inftruction  to  a  wife  man,& 
14.16.3  wife  wot  feareth,  and  departeth  from 
16. 1 4  a  wile  man  will  pacific  it 
17.10.3  reproof  errcereth  more  into  a  wife  man 
n.n.awife  mm  fcaleth  the  city  of  the  mighty 
16.1 2-feeft  thou  a  wife  man  in  his  own  conceit 
19. 9. if  a  wife  man  contend  with  a  foolifh  man 
1  i.but  a  wife  mm  keepeth  it  in  till  aftet  war. 
£cc/f/?2.i4.the  wife  tnan'%  eyes  are  in  his  head 
1 6-  how  d  ie  th  the  wi  fe  mm  9  as  the  fool 
i9.whether  he  fhall  be  a  wife  man  or  a  fooje 


7.7.opprciHiori  makcth  a  wife  man  mad 
8.1  .who  is  as  the  wife  man 

5. a  wife  man's  heart  difcerneth  both  time  & 
1 7. though  a  wife  man  think  to  know  k,yet 
9.i5.wasfound  in  it  a  poor  wlfeman 
lo.i.a  wife  aswt'shcart  is  at  his  right  hand 
1 2.words  of  a  wife  man's  mouth  are  gracious 
/e;\9.i2.who  is  the  wife  man  that  may  underftand 
23  .let  not  the  wife  man  glory  in  his  wifdom; 
Mat.7. 24.1k  liken  him  unto  a  wife  man  which 
1  Cor.6.'). there  is  not  a  wife  mm  amongft  you 
James  3.1 3.WI10  is  a  wife  man,znd  endued  with  kn. 

i&JJatt  joined  with  woman. 
Gen.7.\z,man  faid,  The  woman  that  thou  gaveft 
10.3. but  a  dead  rnan,fox  the  woman  which  thou 
Exod.  3  5  .i^.every  man  and  woman  whofe  heart 
3 6.6. let  no  mannor  woman  make  any  more 
Lev.13.z9. if  aman  or  woman  have  a  plague 
3  8. if  a  man  alfo  or  a  woman  have  in  their 
i5.i8.worrmnalfo  with  whom  the  man  fhall  lie 

3  3  .an  iflue  of  the  man  and  of  the  woman 
10. 18. if  a  mm  fliall  lie  with  a  woman^  having 
27.3  man  alfo  or  a  woman  that  hath  a  famiii. 
Numb. 5. 6. when  a  man  or  woman  fhall  commit 
<5.2. when  either  man  or  woman  fliall  feparate 
3  i.f7.kill  every  woman  that  hath  known  man 
Deut. 17. i.manor  woman  that  hath  wrought  wick. 
5. bring  forth  thattff.ffl  or  that  woman 

even  that  man  or  that  woman, &  fhaii 
22. 5.W0. fliall  not  Wear  that  which  perta.to  a  m. 
neither  a  m.  put  on  a  womans  garme. 
22.it  a  man  be  found  lying  with  a  woman 

both  the  man  that  lay  with  the  woman 
2  9. 1 8. fhould  be  among  you  man  or  woman 
Jofh.6. 2i.deftroyedbothwrt»  and  woman 
/^rfg.ii.n.deftroy  every  wo.  that  hath  lien  by  m. 
1  Stwz.if.j.flay  \>ot\\man  and  woman^nfanc 
27. 9. left  neither  woman  nor  man  alive 
11. David  faved  neither  man  rlor  woman 

1  d»'o.i6.3.both  man  and  wo.and every  one  a  loaf 

2  Cfe-0.1j.13.fmaH  or  great,»M7Z  or  woman 
E/2.4. 1 1  .whether  man  or  woman  fhall  come 
,^(•.44.7^0  cut  off  from  you  man  and  woman 

51.22. break  in  pieces  mm  and  woman 
1  Cor. 11. 3. and  the  head  of  the  woman  is  the  man 
7.  but  the  woman  is  the  glory  of  the  man 
8. the  man  is  not  of  the  woman 

but  the  woman  of  the  man 
1 1. neither  is  the  man  without  the  woman 

neither  the  woman  without  the  man 
H.asthewomanis  of  the  man 

even  10  alfo  is  the  man  by  the  woman 
1  Tim.^  .16  .if  any  man  or  woman  haveany 

7oung  S#an, 
Gra.4.13  J  have  flain  a  young  man  to  my  hurt 
i8.7.gave  it  to  a  young  man  to  drefle  it 
34.19.the  young  man  deferred  not  to  do  it 
4 1  .n.there  was  with  us  a  young  man 
Exo.32. 11.  ayoungw.  departed  not  out  of  the  tab. 
Nitm.i  1. 27. ran  a  young  man  and  told  Mofes 
D£«r.3i.25.deftroy  both  the  young  man  &  virgin 
Judg.  8. 14  caught  a  young  mm  of  the  men  of  Sue. 
9"54.called  haftily  unto  the  young  man 

his  you.  w.thruft  him  thorovv,&  he  died 

17.7-tbere  was  a  you.  m.  out   of  Bechlehera-Ju. 

1  i.young  man  was  unto  him  as  one  of  his  fo . 

12  .the  young  man  became  his  prieft 

i8.3.kncwthe  voice  of  the  young  man  the  Lev. 

I5.came  to  the  houfe  of  the  young  man  the 

19.19.and  for  the  young  ma^ which  is  with  thy 

1  Sam.9.  i.a  choice  young  man  and  a  goodly 
I4.i.that  Jonathan  faid  to  the  you.w.that  bare 

Verfc  6. 
t7-58.whofe  fon  anthou,thou  young  man 
20.22.but  if  I  fay  thus  unto  the  young  man 
30  13.1am  a  young  man  of  Egypt 

2  5rtOT.i.5-David  laid  unto  the  young  'man  that 
^.young  man  that  told  him  faid,  As  I  happen. 
1 3. faid  to  the  you.  m.  that  toldhim,  Whence 

1 3 .34. young  man  that  kept  the  watch  lift  up 
14  2 1. bring  the  young  man  Abfalom  again 
1 8. 5. deal  gently  for  my  fake  with  the  young  #?■ 
12. beware  thatnone  touch  the yo.W. Abfalom 
a9  is  the  young  mm  Abfalom  fafe    Ver.3 1. 
3  2. be  as  that  yoangman  is 
1  Kjng.i  i.i8.Sol.feeing  the  young  m.  that  he  was 
2  l\i*.6  17  opened 


MAN    MAN 


MAN    MAN 


MAN 


MAN 


i  l(fti&.6'i7  .opened  the  eyes  of  the  young  man,  & 
9.4.  fo  the  young  man,even  the  young  man,xx\e 
1  Chro.iz.  28.  and  Zadok,a  young  man  8c  mighty 
z  Chro.  36. 17.  no  compaflion  upon  young  man  01 
Pfal.  1 19.  9.  wherewith  fhall  a  young  /»kz  cleanfe 
Pwtv.1.4.  to  the  young  »w»  knowledge  and  difc. 

7.  7 .  a  young  man  vo  d  of  underftanding 
£<rc/c/;  1 1 .9  ■  rejoyce,  O  young  man  in  thy  youth 
lfa.6z.  S  ■  for  as  a  young  »m»  married  a  virgin,  fo 
'ftrAi.*  2.  breake  in  pieces  the  young  man,  and 
Zccib.i.4.faid  unto  me,R.un,  fpe.to  this  young  was 
MVtf.  19. 20.  the  young  man  faid  unto  him,All  thefe 

22.  when  the  young  man  heard  that  faying 
Marine  1 4.?  1  .followed  him  a  cer.  young  man  hav. 

16.  %.  they  faw  a  young  man  fitting  on  the 
L«£.7.i4.he  faid,Young  man,\  fay  unto  thee,Ari. 
Ait.  7.  5 8-  downe  their  clo.  at  a  young  fftass  fe. 
20.  9.  Tate  in  a  wind,  a  cer.  young  man  named 
1 2.  they  brought  the  young  man  alive  ,  and 
23.  17.  bring  this  young  man  unto  the  chicfe 
18.  prayed  me  to  bring  this  young  man  unto 
21.  chicfe  cap.  then  let  the  young  man  dep. 
3B)anaeit. 
Aft.  1 3. 1.  and  Manaen  which  had  been  brought  up 
SSjJanarjath. 

Gen.36.23-  children  of  Shobal ;  Alvan,Ate<atab 
1  Chro.  1. 40.  fons  of  ShobsL^Manabath  and  Ebal 
8.6.  and  they  removed  them  to  Manabath 
apanarjethitzff. 
1  Chro.z.  5i.Haroe,and  halfeofthe  Manabethitts 
54.  halfe  of  the  Manabethites,  the  Zorites 
^anaflerj. 
Ge«.4i.f  1,  Jofeph  call,  the  name  of  the  firft.  Ma. 
46.  20.  were  borne  Manajfeh  and  Ephraim 
48.1.  he  tooke  his  two  fons,Manaffch  Sc  Ephra. 
j.  now  thy  two  fons ,  Manaffeh  &  Ephra. 
13.  Manaffeh  in  his  left  hand  toward  Ifrael 
'  14.  upon  ManaJJeb's  head,  guiding  his  hands 
wittingly  :  for  Manajjeh  was  hrft-borne 
i7.from  Ephraims  head  to  ManaffeVs  head 
20.God  make  thee  as  Ephraim,&  as  Manaff. 
he  fet  Ephraim  before  Manajfeh 
jo.  23.  children  of  Machir  fon  of  Manaffeh 
Numb.  1. 10.  of  Manaffeh,  Gamaliel  fonof  Padah. 
34.  of  the  children  of  Manafjeb  by  their  gen. 
7. 54.ofrer.  Gamaliel  prince  of  the  chil.  of  Ma. 
26.28.  fons  of  Jofeph  were  Manafjeb  &  Ephra. 
29.  of  fons  of  Manaff.  Machir  the  family  of 
34  thefe  are  the  families  of  Manajfeh ,3c  rhofe 
27.  1.  the  fon  of  Manaff.  ofthe  families  of  Ma. 
31.33.  Reulen  and  halfe  tribe  of Ate.the  kin. 
39.  chil.  of  Machir  fon  of  Man.  went  to  Gil. 
40. gave  Gilead  untoMachir  fon  of  Manaffeh 
4i.]air  fon  of  Manafjeb  went  and  tooke  cities 
34.  14.  halfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh  have  received 
36. 1.  of  Manaff. of  the  families  of  Jofeph  came 
12.  married  into  the  fanrl.  ofthe  fon  of  Af. 
D<v/r.3.i4-|air  the  fon  of  ManxooYe.  allthecoun. 
33. 17.  and  they  are  the  thoufands  of  Manaff. 
34.2.  land  of  Ephr.  &  Ate. and  all  the  land  of 
Jofh.  13.  31.  unto  the  child,  of  Machir  fon  of  Man. 
14_4.chiI.of  Jofeph  were  two  tribes,  Af<z.  St  Ep. 
1  g,  4 .  fo  Man.  &  Ephraim  tooke  their  inherit. 
9.  among  the  inheritance  ofthe  chil.of  Man. 
tfii.  there  was  a  lot  a  I  fo  for  the  tribe  of  Man. 
for  Machir  the  firft-borne  of  Manajfeh 

2.  a  lot  for  the  reft  of  the  child,  of  Manajfeh 

thefe  were  the  male  children  of  Manajfeh 

3 .  fon  of  Manajfeh  hath  no  fons  but  daughters 
5" .  and  there  £pll  ten  portions  to  Manaffeh 
6.  becaufe  the  daughters  of  Man.hzd  no  inh. 

and  reft  of  Man  fons  had  the  land  of  Gil. 
7. and  coaft  of  Ate.wasfrom  Afher  to  Mich. 
8.  now  Manajfeh  had  the  land  of  Tappuah 

but  Tappuah  on  the  border  of  Mana.  bel. 
9. thefe  cities  of  Ephr.  are  amo.  the  cit.of  M . 

coaft  of  Manaff.  was  alfo  on  the  north  fide 
io.  fouth-ward  Ephra.  &  north-ward  Man. 
1  r .  Manajfeh  had  in  IlTachar,  Bethfhean  and 
12.  yet  the  child,  of  Manaff '.  could  not  drive 
17*  Jofhua  fpake  even  to  Ephraim  &to  Ma. 
fudg.  1.27.  neither  did  Man.  drive  out  the  inhab. 

6.  1  j.  behold  mv  family  is  poore  in  Manajfeh 
3  •>■  he  lent  meffengers  thorowout  all  Manaff. 

7.  23.  and  out  of  Manaff  and  purfued  after  the 
1  T.29.  Jephthah  paficd  over  Ephr.  and  Manaff. 


18.30.  Jonathan  fonof  Ger  fon,  fon  of  Man.  he 

1  Kings  4.i3.pert.the  townes  of  Jair  the  fon  of  M. 

2  King.  20.  21.  and  Manaff.  his  fon  reigned  in  his 
zChro.  32.33. 

20.  21.  and  Mana.  his  fon  reigned  inhis  ftead 
a  1  .i.Man.  was  twelve  years  when  he  began  to 

2  CM0.33.1. 
9 .  and  Man.  feduced  them  to  doe  more  evill 
1 1.  becaufe  Man.  hath  done  thefe  abominat. 

16.  Man.  fhed  innocent  blood-very  much,till 

17.  now  the  reft  cf  the  acts  of  Man.  and  all 

18.  Manaff.  fleptwith  his  fathers,and  was 
20.  did  evill  as  his  father  Manajfeh  did 

23.12.and  altarsAte.made,the  king  beat  down 
26.becaufe  of-provocations  Man.had  pro  vo. 
24.3.  for  the  finnes  of Man.  according  to  all 

1  Chro.  3. 13.  Hezekiah  his  fon,Manajjeh  his  fon 
7. 14.  fons  of  Man.  Afheriel  whom  fhe  bare 

17.  the  fon  of  Machir,  the  fon  of Manajfeh 
29.  borders  ofthe  children  of  Ate.Bethfhe. 

9.  3.  in  Jerufalem  dwelt  ofthe  child,  of  Man. 
1 2. 19.  and  there  fell  fome  of  Man.  to  David 
20.  as  he  went  to  Ziklag,  fell  to  him  of  Man. 
captaines  ofthe  thoufands  that  were  in  M. 

2  Chro. 15. 9.  ftrangeis  with  them  out  of  Eph.&  M. 

30.1.  wrote  letters  alfo  to  Ephraim  and  Man. 
10. palled  thorow  the  countrey  of  Eph.&  M. 
1 1 .  neverthelefie  of  Man.  humbled  themfelv. 

1 8.  and  many  of  Ephr.Sc  Man.  had  not  dea. 
3i.i.cut  downe  the  groves  in  Ephr.alfo,&  M. 
3 3. 9.  fo  Manajfeh  made  Judah  to  erre 

io.  and  the  Lord  fpake  to  Manajfeh,  but 
11.  which  tooke  Manaffeb  among  the  thorns 
13.  then  Man.  knew,  that  the  L.  he  was  God 
13.  afts  of  Manaffeb,  and  his  prayer  unto  his 
20.  fo  Man.  flept  with  his  fa.  and  they  bur, 
22.  did  evill,as  did  Manajjeh  his  father 
2j.  and  humbled  not  himfelfe as  M an.  his 
3  4.  6 .  fo  did  he  in  the  cities  of  Manajfeh 
9.  had  gathered  ofthe  hand  of  Ma.  &  Ephr. 

Eya  10. 30.  Bcz.aleel,&  Binnui,  and  Manajfeh 
33.  Jeremai,  M anaffeh,  and  Shemei 

P/^/.6o.7.Gilead  is  mine,&  M  .is  roine,P/rt/.io8.8. 

80.2.  before  Ephr.  Man.  ilirre  up  thy  ftrength 
If*.  9.  zi. Man.  Ephraim;Ephraim,itf<Wtfj//ek 
fe f.  1 2. 4.  caufe  them  to  be  rerao ved,becaufe  of  M. 
E^ek_.  48.4.  unto  the  weft  fide  ,  a  portion  for  Ma. 

$.  and  by  the  border  of  Manajfeh, -a  portion 
Mat.i.  10.  begat  Manajfes,znd  Manajfes  beg.Amon 

Tribe  of  SJJjanalJeb. 
Numb.  1.  3  jr  ofthe  tribe  of  Manajfeh,  J2200. 
2.20.  by  him  the  tribe  of  Man.  and  the  captain 
10.  23.' over  the  hofteof  the  tribe  of  Ma.  Gam. 
13. 11.  ofthe  tribe  of  Ma.  Gaddi  ,  fonof  Sufi 

3  4.2  3.  for  the  tribe  ofthe  chil.  of  Ma.  Hanniel 
Deut.^.i^.  of  Og,gave  I  unto  the  half  tribe  of  M. 

29.  8.  Gadites.and  to  the  halfe  tribe  of  Manaff. 

fojh.i. iz.Scto  the  halfe  tribe  of  M  a.  fpake  Join. 

4. 1 2.  and  halfe  tribe  of  Manajfeh  palled  over 

12.  6.  to  the  Gadites ,  and  halfe  tribe  of  Mana. 

1 3. 7. unto  the  nine  tribes ,and  halfe  tribe  of  M. 

29.Mofes  gave  inherir.to  the  half  tribe  of  M. 

this  was  the  poiTelT.  ofthe  halfe  tribe  of  M. 

1 7. 1 .  there  was  alfo  a  lot  for  the  tribe  of  Ma. 

18. 7.  and  halfe  tribe  of  Manajfeh  have  receiv. 

20.8.  Golan  in  Bafhan  out  ofthe  tribe  of  Ma. 
ai.  jf".  out  of  the  halfe  tribe  of  Mana.  ten  cities 

Chap.  6.61. 

6.  out  ofthe  halfe  tribe  of  Man.  13.  cities 
Chap.  6.  62. 

2  j.  out  of  che  halfe  tribe  of  Mana.  Tanach 
27.0m  ofthe  other  halfe  tribe  of  Ma.  Golan 
22.1.  Jofh.call.Reub.  Gad.  &  half  tribe  ofM. 

7.  to  the  one  halfe  tribe  of  Man.  had  given 

9.  and  the  halfe  tribe  of  Manajfeh  returned 

10.  halfe  tribe  of  Mana.  built  there  an  altar 
n.  and  halfe  tribe  of  Man.  have  built  an  al. 
13.  Ifrael  fent  to  Gad,&  the  half  tribe  of  M. 
1  j.  they  came  unto-Gad,&  half  tribe  ofM. 

21 .  and  half  tribe  of  Ma.  anfwered,  &  faid 
1  Chro.  jr.  18.  and  halfe  tribe  of  Ma.  of  valiant  men 

aj.  and  halfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh  dwelt  in  the 
z6.  and  the  halfe  tribe  of  Manajfeh,  &  brou. 

6.  70.  out  ofthe  halfe  tribe  ofManaffeth  Aner 
71.  out  ofthe  halfe  tribe  of Manajfeh  Golan 

12.  31.  and  ofthe  halfe  tribe  of  Mana.  18000. 


^7.  and  of  the  halfe  tribe  or  ManajJ'.  wich  all 
z6.  32.  rulers  o\er  Gad.  &  halfe  tribe  of  Ma. 
17.10.  ofthe  halfe  tribe  of  Man.  Joel  fonof 
11.  ofthe  halfe  tribe  of  Manajjeb,-,lddo 
Revel,-j.6.  ofthe  tribe  of  Ma.  were  feale4  1 2000. 

^anaflttea. 

De«f.4.43.and  Gclan  in  Bafhan  of  the  Manafskes 
fudg.i  z.  4.  among  the  Ephraimkes,and  the  Man. 
z  K.l>lgs  10.33.and  the  Man.  from  Aroer^which.  is 

fl5))an=ct)ilD, 
Levit.  12.2.  if  a  woman  have  borne  a  man-child 
1  Sam.1.1  i.giveunto  thy  fervanta  man-child, then 
fob  3.3..C  was  faid,There  is  a m.ra-cbild  conceived 
fer.zo.i  j.  faying  ,A  man-child  is  borne  unto  thee 


3Jj)anDiarie0. 

Gen.  30.  14.  Reuben  went ,  and  found  mandrakes 

give  me  ,  I  pray  thee  ,  of  thy  fons  mand. 

if.  wouldeftthou  take  away  my  fons  man. 

he  fhall  lie  with  thee,  for  thy' fons  mwdi 

iS.l  have  hired  thee  with  my  fons  mandrakes 

Cant.7.\-$.  mandrakes  give  a  fmell,and  at  our  gates 

H^/f.4f.  1 2.  fifteene  Ihekels  fhall  be  your  maneb 

ganger. 
Luke  2. 7.  laid  him  in  a  manger ,  becaufe  there  was 

1 2.  ye  fhall  finde  the  babc^lying  in  a  mang. 

16.  found  the  babe  lying  in  a  manger. 
aJJatUfcft. 
Ecclefo .  1 8.that  God  might  manifeft  them,and  that 
fohn  i4.2i.lovehim,and  mamfejtmy  fclte  to  him 

22.  manifeft  thy  felfe  unto  us,  and  not  unto  . 
^«-4- 16.  is  manifeft  to  all  them  that  dwell  at  Jer. 
Rom.i.i9i  knowne  of  God,is  manifeft  in  them 

1  cor.  4.  j.  who  will  make  manifeft  thccounfels  of 
1  J.  27-  it  is  manifeft,  that  he  is  excepted 

2  Cor.  2.14.  and  imkeh  manifeji  the  favour ofhis 
Gal. $.  jp.  now  the  works  of  the  flefh  are  manifeji 
Phil.i.  13.  fo  that  my  bonds  in  Chrift  are  manifeft 
Col.  4.  4.  that  I  may  make  it  manifeft  as  I  ought 
2  Thejf.i.  j.  which  is  a  manifeji  token  ofthe  righte. 

1  Tim.  $.16.  God  was  manifeft  in  the  flefh 
J.  2  j.  good  works  of  fome  are  manifeji 

2  Tim.  3.  9.  for  their  folly  fhall  be  manifeji  to  all 
Heb.  4.  1 3.  creature  that  is  not  manifeft  in  his  fight 
1  Pft.1.20.  but  was  manifeji  in  thefe  laft  times 
1  fohn  3.10.  in  this  the  children-of  God  are  man. 

Made  50anffeft,  See  ^anifeft. 

^an(feftat<on. 

Ro;».8.r9.wait.for  the  mam fi ft.  of 'the  Sons  of  God 

1  Cor.  1 2.7.  but  the  manifeftation  of  che  fpirit  is  giv. 

1  Cor.^.z.  but  by  manifeftation  ofthe  truth 

49am£efte0. 
Af<?>'.4.22.nothing  hid  which  fhal  not  be  manifejied 
fohn  2. 1 1.  and  manifejied  forth  his  glory,  &  his 

17.6.I  have  manifejied  thy  Name  unto  the  men 

2to.3.2i.righteouf.  ofGod  without  the  law  is  m. 

Tir.1.3.  but  hath  in  due  time  manifejied  his  word 

1  fohn  1.2.  for  the  life  was  manifejied ,and  we  have 

,        with  the  Father,  and  was  manifeftedto  us 

3.7 .  he  was  manifejied  to  take  away  our  finnes 

8  for  this  purpofe  Son  of  God  was  manifejied 
4.  9.  in  this  was  manifejiedthc  love  of  God 
49anifeftl£. 
a  Cor. 3.3.  manifeflly  declared  to  be  the  Epiftle  of 

Jg)an.folD. 
Nebe.9.19.  in  thy  manifold  mercies  forfookeft  them 

27.  according  to  thy  manifold  mercies  thou 
P/2t/.ro4.24.  how  manifold  are  thy  works  in  mercy 
Amos  jr.X2.-I  know  your  manifold  tranfgreffions 
Luke  18.30.  manifold  more  in  this  prefent  time,and 
Epbef.3. 10.  might  be  knowne  the  manifold  wifdom 
1  Pet.  1 .6.  in  hea vines  through  manifold  temptat. 
4.io.as  good  ftewards  ofthe  ww.graces  of  God 
flpan^binD. 
Levit. 1 8,12.  not  lie  with  man-kjnd  as  with  woman. 
ao.13.if  a  man  lie  with  man-kind  as  with-  both 
fob  1 2 . 1  o.  in  whofe  hand  is  the  breath  of  all  man. 
1  Cor.6.9.  n°r  abufers  of  themfelves  with  man-kind 
1  Tim.i.io.for  them  that  defile  themfelves  withitf . 
fam.1.7.  and  hath  been  tamed  of  man-kind 

fijjaiwa. 

Exod- 1 6 •  1 5  •  they  laid  one  to  another,  It  is  manna 

3 1  .houfe  of  Ifrael  called  the  name  therof,Az . 

3  3 .  put  an  omer  full  of  manna  therein 

3  5.  Ifrael  did  eat  manna  fourty  yeares 

they  did  eat  manna  untill  they  came  j 
Numb.11.  6.  there  f 


MAN      MAN 


MAN       MAN 


MAN       MAN 


Num.i  1.6. there  is  nothing  at  all,be(Ides  flijs  mm. 

7.8c  the  manna  was  as  coriander  feed 

9. when  the  dew  fell— the  manna  fell  upon  it 

Deitt.S-l.S.  fed  thee  with  manna,  which  thou  knew 

i6.who  fed  thee  in  the  wildernefti  with  man. 

folh  5  „  1  z.and  the  manna  ceafed  on  the  rno  rrow 

neither  had  the  child,  of  Ifr.  ro.any  mo. 
Nebem.y.zo.&c  wirh-heldeft  not  thy  ma.from  their 
P/ij/.78.i4-rained  down  manna,  upon  them  to  eat 
John  6  \  1. our  fathers  did  eat  m.  in  the  wildeinefl'c 
J         '*,  Verfe  49. 

yS.notas  your  fathers  d;d  eat  manna, Sc  are 
Hc&.9-4-wherein  was  the  golden  pot  that  had  man. 
Rcv.i.17*0  h'iu  tnat  ovcrcometh — will  I  give  ma. 

fanner. 
Gen.ii-13'WO  manner  of  people  fmlbe  feparated 
40. 1  j.former  manner  when  thou  waft  his 
i7.of  all  manner  of  bake-meats  for  Pharaoh 
Exod.i.  1 4-in  all  manner  of  fervice  in  the  field 
1  2.  ic>no  manner  of  work  fhall  be  done  in  them 
22.9.6*  all  manner  oftrefpafle,whether 

or  for  any  manner  of  loft  thing 
2 1.3  and  in  all  manner  of  workmanfhip 

5. to  work  in  all  manner  of workmanfftip 
35.29.for  all  manner  of  work  which  the  Lord 
3 1  .and  in  all  manner  of  workmanship 
7  3.  to  make  any  manner  of  cunning  work 
3  5  .filled  with  wifdorne,to  work  any  manner  of 
36.  i  .to  know  how  to  work  all  manner  of  work 
Lw.?.ic'f°r  a  burnt-offering  according  to  the  m. 
7, 13. ye  ftiall  eat  no  manner  of  fat 
z^.moreo  /er  yc  (hall  eat  no  manner  of  bloud 
i7.whatfoever  foule  (hall  eat  any  manner  of 
9.i6.and  offered  itaccording  to  the  manner  of 
1  i.i7.among  all  manner  of  beads  that  go 

44.neitb.er  defile  your  felves  with  any  manner 
1 4.54. law  for  all  manner  plague  ot  leprofie 
1 7.io.that  eaceth  any  manner  of  bloud,I  will 
1 4>ye  (hall  eat  the  bloud  of  no  manner  of 
19. 13.8c  fhall  have  planted  all  manner  of 
10.25.not  abominable  by  any  manner  of 
23.3 1  .ye  (hall  do  no  manner  of  work 
zj.za  and  ye  fhallhave  one  manner  of  hw 
N«ro.  5. 13. neither  (he  be  taken  with  the  manner 
9.i4.according  to  therodBserfofhallhedo 
15.16.one  law  and  one  manner  fhall  be  for  you 
24.Sc  his  drink-offering  according  to  the  ma. 
28.18.mall  do  no  manner  of  fervile  work 
29.6.according  to  the  mann.  for  a  fweet  favour 
3  i.30.of  all  manner  of  L-eafts,and  give  them 
Vettt.,\.i  5-for  ye  faw  no  manner  of  limilitude 
1  f  .2.anJ  this  is  the  manner  of  thereleafe 
27.2i.curfed  be  he  that  lieth  with  any  ro.of  be. 
fo[b.6.i$ .compaffed  the  city  after  the  fame  maimer 
fudg.8. 1  S.wh'at  manner  of  men  were  they  yc  flew 
Ruth  4.7  .now  this  was  the  manner  in  former  time 

1  Saro.8.9.and  fhew  them  the  manner  of  the  king 

1  i.he  faid,  This  will  be  the  manner  of  the  ki. 
1 0.1?. told  the  people  the  manner  of  the  kingdo. 
17. 30. toward  ano.and  fpake  after  thefame  ma. 
anfwered  him  again  after  the  former  m. 
1  1.5  .and  the  bread  is  in  a  manner  common 
27.1 1  .fo  will  be  his  manner  all  the  while  he 

2  SdW.6.  J.played  on  all  manner  of  jnftruments 

7.i9-and  is  this  the  manner  of  man 
1  fOsg-7.18.8c  the  work  of  the  bafes  was  on  this  m- 

1 8. 18. and  cut  themfelves  after  this  manner 
1  Kjng.i.  7  .what  manner  of  man  was  he  which 
1 1 .  14-king  flood  by  the  pillar,as  the  manner  was 
17.16.know  not  the  mann.  of  the  G.  of  the  land 
flay  them,becaufe  they  know  no:  the  m. 
17. let  him  teach  them  the  manner  of  the  God 
40. did  not  hearken,  but  did  after  their  for.ro. 
t  Cfc>ff.6.48.were  appointed  unto  all  man.  of  ferv. 
ii.37.with  all  manner  ofin.lrumentsforwar 
18. 10. 8c  with  him  all  manner  of  veffelsof  gold 


30.16.they  flood  in  their  place  after  their  man. 
3  2. 27. and  for  all  manner  of  pleafant  jewels 

28.8c  ftalls  for  all  manner  of  hearts 
3  4.13.  that  wrought  the  works  in  all  manner 

Nehem.6.4.1  anfwered  them  after  the  fame  manner 
8. 18. a  folemnjaflemblyjaccording  to  themati. 
10. 37. and  the  fruit  of  all  manner  of  trees 
I3.i5.figs,and  a.\l  manner  of  burdens 

16. men  of  Tyre — brought  fifh,Sc  all  man.  of 

Efi.i.i^.for  fo  was  the  kings  manner  towards  all 
1. 1 1. according  to  the  manner  of  the  women 

Pfal.  10 7. 1 8. their  foule  abhorreth  all  man.of  meat 
i44.i3.full,affording  all  manner  of  ftore 

Cant. j, 1 3. at  our  gate  all  manner  of  pleafant  fruits 

^•5.17  .then  (hall  the  lambs  feed  after  their  man. 

.7er.22.11.this  hath  been  thy  mann&om  day  youth 

Dan.6. 13.no  manner  of  hurt  wasfound  upon  him 

Amos  8.i4.Dan,liveth,8c  die  ro.of  Beer-Iheba  liv. 

3f<#.4.23.healing  all  ma.of  licknefle,8call  ma.  of 
S- 1 1. fhall  fay  all  manner  of  evil  againft  you 
8.i7.faying,What/K^»e>'  of  man  is  this 
io.i. power  to  heal  all  ro<w3e>' of  fickneflc 
1 2.i3.all  ma.of  fin  2c  blaf.fhal  be  forg.  but  the 

M.ar.0,.4, 1  .what  manner  of  man  is  this,that  even 
1 3.1  .fee  what  manner  of  ftones  are  here 

Lu\e  i.aj.what  man.  of  falutation  this  fhould  be 
<56.what  manner  of  child  this  fhould  be 
7.39.WOUU  have  known  what  manner  of 
8.ij.what  manner  of  man  is  this,  for  he 
9.55  .ye  know  not  what  manner  of  fpirk  ye  are 
1 1 .4i.ye  tithe  mint  8c  rue,Sc  all  mann.  of  herbs 
24.17.what  manner  of  communications  are  thefe 

John  7.36/what  manner  of  faying  is  this 
1 9.40.3s  the  manner  of  the  Jewes  is  to  bury 

Ail. 10. 1 2.wherein  were  all  manner  of  four-footed 
17. 2. Paulas  his  ro«?.was, went  in  unto  them, 8c 
10. 1 8.ye  know  after  what  manner  I  have  been 
n.3.taughtaccordingto  the  manner  of  the  law 
zj.itf.nottheffMstferoftheRomans  to  deliver 

zo.doubted  of  fuch  manner  of  queftions 
i6.4.my  manner  of  life  from  my  youth,  which 

ftva.7.8.wrought  in  nie  all  mann.of  concupifcence 

1  Cor. 7. 7. one  after  this  man.  8c  another  after  that 

1  cV.7.9#ye  were  made  forry  after  a  godly  manner 
i  Tbef.1.5  .as  you  know  what  manner  of  men  we 

9.fhewofus,what»M/Jsci'af  entring  we  had 

2  Tim.3. 1  o.but  thou  haft  fully  known  my  manner 
He6.10.25.not  forfaking  the  aflemb. — as  the  m.of 
Jam.i.zq.foigctteth  v/hztmanner  of  man  Ik  was 
1  PgM.ii.fearching  what  manner  of  time  the  Sp. 

If.fo  be  ye  holy  in  all  man.  of  converfation 

1  Pet.2,.1 1. what  manner  of  perfons  ought  ye  to  be 

lfobn  3.1. behold  what  manner  of  love  the  Father 

Kev.li.^.-viiW  hurt  them,he  muft  in  this  ro.be  kill. 

i8.n.allro#z.  veflels  of  ivory, 8c  all  ma.vdhls 

ii.i9.gafnifhed  with  all  ma.of  precious  ftones 

2i.i  .which  bare  twelve  manner  of  fruits 

After  the  fanner. 

Gra.18.1i.to  be  with  Sarah  after  the  ma.of  worn. 

I9.3 1  .not  a  man  to  come  in  to  us,  after  the  ma. 

Exod.zi.p.deal  with  her  after  the  ma.  of  daughters 

Num. Z9.1  S.according  to  the  number,after  the  ma. 

Ver.21, 24,27,30,33,37. 

/«rfg.i8.7.careleffe,after  the  ma.of  the  Zidonians 

1  Kjtf.17.3  3  -ferved  their  own  gods,aftcr  the  man. 

z  Cbron.^.zo.that  they  (hould  burn  after  the  man. 

I3.9.made  you  pricfts  after  the  man.of  the  nat. 

Ifa.10  i4.his  ftaffe  againft  thee,after  roa.of  Egypt 

i6.1ift  it  up  after  the  manner  of  Egypt 

_Te7-.30.18. palace  fhall  remain  after  the  m.  thereof 

E^. 10. 30. polluted  after  the  manner  of  your  fath. 

23.1 5  .in  died  attire,after  the  man.  of  the  Babil. 

4J.judge  them  after  the  mann.  of  adulterefles 

8c  after  the  ma.of  women  that  fhed  blond 

/4ro0$4.io.fent  peftilence after  the  manner  of  Eg. 

John  i.6.aftertheroa».ofthe  purifying  of  the  Jews 


Num. 15.1  3  .fhall  do  thefe  things  after  t.us  Manner 

18. 24. after  this  manner  ye  fhall  offer 
1  Sam.  17. 27. people  anfwered  him  after  thisman. 
z  S*w.i7.6.Ahirhophelhath  fpoken  after  this  ma. 
1  Kjngj.n.zfter  this  mann.  he  made  the  ten  bafes 
E^qa  flatter  this  manner  ^hat  ate  the  names  of 
./i<T.  1 3. 9. after  thismanner  will  I  marre  the  pride 
Mat. 6.^. after  this  manner  therefore  pray  ye 
Ail.  1 5 .23.  wrote  letters  by  them  after  this  manner 

23. 25. he  wrote  a  letter  after  this  manner 
1  Cor. 7. 7. one  after  this  manner 6  another  after  that 
1  Pef^.f.after  this  manner  in  the  old  time 
Like  fanner,  See  $.&«. 
On  this  Sumner, 

GfB.32.19.on  this  manner  fhall  you  fpeak  to  Efau 
I  Saro.18.24.on  this  manner  fpake  David 
zSdn.  1 4. 3. and  fpake  on  this  manner  unto  him 
1 5 .6. on  this  manner  did  Abiolom  to  all  Ifrael 

1  Yjng.zz.  lo.one  faid  on  this  manner,  8c  another 

2  Chro.18.19 

2  rt;u3i.i5.deceive  you,nor  perfw.you  on  this  m. 

farmers. 

LetJ.20.23.not  walk  in  the  manners  of  the  nations 
1  Kjn. 17.34.unto  this  day  they  do  after  the  for.ro. 
E^el{.u.  1 2.have  done  after  the  man.of  the  heath 
Acl.  1 3. 1  S.forty  years  fuffered  he  their  manners 
1  Cor.i  j  .33.CV1II  communications  corrupt  good  m. 
Heb.i.i.'m  diverfe  mann.  fpake  in  time paft  to  the 

^anoafj. 

fttdg.  13.2.3  certain  man — whofe  name  was  Man. 
8.then  Manoah  entreated  the  Lord 
9. God  heakened  unto  the  voice  of  Manoah 

butiW^ro.her  husband  was  not  with  her 
1  i.Sc  Manoah  arofe  and  went  after  his  wife 
i2.&fa«.faid,Now  let  thy  words  come  to  pafs 
13. Angel  faid  unto  Manoab,Ot  ailthatl  faid 
1 5  Jtanoatr&id  unto  the  angel,  I  piay  thee  let 
KJ.angel  faid  to  Manoah t  though  thou  detain 
.Mas-knew  not  that  he  was  an  angel 
i7.M4.faid  unto  the  angel, What  is  thy  name 
19. Manoah  took  a  kid  with  a  meat-offering 

and  Manoah  8c  his  wife  looked  on 
zo.Manoah  and  his  wife  looked  on  it  8c  fell 
ai.angel  of  the  L.did  no  more  appear  to  Ma. 
Man.knew  that  he  was  an  angel  of  the 
ii.M izff.faid  unto  his  wife,  We  fhall  iurely  die 
16. S  i.buricd  him — in  the  burying  place  ofM. 
$S)an=fcrt)?,nt. 
Exod.zo.  lo.not  do  any  work — thy  man-fcrvant 

Deut.5.14, 
i7.not  cov.thy  neighbo.wife,nor  his  man-fcr. 
21.27.if  he  finite  out  his  man-f.  tooth,or  his  ma. 
3  2. if  che  ox  fhall  pufh  aman-fer.he  fhalgive 
De/tf  .5.14.  that  thy  man-fer.' — may  reft  as  well  as 
2i.. neither  (halt  thou  covet — his  man-fcrvant 
1 2. 1 8. muft  eat  them  befo.the  L. — thy  man-f.2i 
Kf.u.fhalt  rejoice  before  the  L.— thy  man-f.Sc 
14. (halt  rejoice  in  thy  feaft,— thy  man-fer. 8c 
fob  31. 13. if  I  did  defpife  the  caufeof  my  man-fer. 
Jer.i  4.9. that  every  one  fhould  lethisro<J#-/erz/.go 
lo. fhould  let  his  man-fervant  go  free 
^aitftonsf. 
fohn  i4.2.in  my  fathers  houfe  are  many  manfions 

#3n=flaper. 
Num.^.iSn.  cities  ye  Aral  appoint  for  the  man-fl. 
I  i.that  the  man-flayer  die  not,untill  he  Hand 

1  lim.  1 .9.for  murtherers  of  fa.Sc  moth.for  man-fl 


2.1 5. workers  of  ftone  and  timber,and  all  ma.  J  Act.  1  y.i.circumcifcd  after  the  manner  of  Mofes 
cunning  men,for  every  manner  of  work    Rom.6. 19.I  fpeake  after  thu  manner  of  men 


23. 29. and  for  all  manner  ofmeafures 

24.i9.according  to  their  manner,under  Aaron 

28.14.for  all  inftruments  of  all  manner  of  ferv. 

n.fhall  be  with  thee  for  all  man.  of  workm. 

every  willing  skilfull  man,for  any  ma. 

29.i.and  all  manner  of  precious  ftones 

5.  and  for  all  manner  of  work  to  be  made 

idv<».i.i4.al,o  to  grave  any  manner  of  graving 


1  Ctfr.ii.if.aftcrthe  fame roa.alfo  he  took  the  cup 
if  ,3i.after  the  manner  of  men  I  have  fought 

Ga/.  1.14. being  a  Jew,!iveft  aft.the  ro.of  Gent-  8c 

3.1  j- brethren, I  fpeak  after  the  manner  of  men 

After  this  farmer. 

Gra.iS  2f  .that  be  far  from  thee  to  do  after  this  m. 
39.19-after  this  manner  did  thy  fervants  to  me 
45.13.to  his  father  he  fent  after  this  manner 


jWg.4.i8.had  turned  in-— (he  cov.him  \yith  a  ma. 

1  Saro.1y.17.he  laid  ho'd  on  the  skirt  of  hhmant. 

18.14.an  old  man,Sc  he  is  covered  with  a  mantle 

1  Kin.  19.13  .wrapped  his  face  in  his  mantle,  8c  went 

I9.and  Elijah  cadhismantlc  upon  him 

2  Kin. a.8. Elijah  took  his  mant/c,and  wrapt  it  toge. 

13. he  took  up  the  mantle  of  Elijah  Verfe  14. 
E%ra9-3-  x  heard  this  thing,I  rent  my  mantle 

5.and  having  rent  my  mantle,!  fell 
fob  1. 20. then  Job  arofe^and  rent  his  mantle 
2. 12. and  they  rent  every  one  hismantle 
Pfal.  1 09. 29. with  their  o',vn-confuflon,as  with  a  m. 


lfa.3. 22.and  the  mantles, &  the  wimples^and  the 

Ge«.i7.4.thou  (halt  be  a  father  of  many  nations 
J.a  father  of  many  nations  have  I  made  thee 

37-  *  nel 


MAN 


MAN 


37. 3. he  made  him  a  coat of  many  colours 
i3.ftripc  Jof.out  of  his  coat — of  was}1  colours 
3  2  .they  fent  the  coat  of  many  colours 

Exod. 5.1. the  people  of  the  land  now  arc  maky,  8c 
i9.2iand?»<J»yofthem  perifh 

W«#uo.36.rei:urn,0  L.toche  wa.thoufaof  Ifrael 
13.1 8.whether  they  be  ftrong  or  weak,few  or  m. 
zz.3.becaufe  they  werew.&  Moab  was  diftrefi'. 
26.f  4to  r/tm!)  tnou ma'c &'ve  tne  more  inheri. 

5  tf.be  divided  between  many  and  few 
3f  .8.from  them  that  have  ma.  ye  fhall  give  ma. 

Deut.z.zi.z  people  great,and  many,znd  tall 
3.f  .befides  unwalled  towns  a  great  many 
7.  i.and  hath  caft  out  many  nations  before  thee 
i  j. 6. and  thou  fhalt  lend  untomany  nations 

thou  (halt  reigne  over  many  nations 
if. 3. beat  him  above  thefe,with  many  ftripes 
28. 12. and  thou  (halt  lend  untomany  nations 
3  1. 17. and  ma. evils  &  troubles  thai  befall  them 
21  .when  w.evils  &  troubles  are  befallen  them 
3  i.7.confider  the  years  oimany  generations 

Jojh.i  i. 4. with  horfes  and  charets  very  many 

Juclg.y ,2.are  too  many  for  me  to  give  the  Midi.into 
8. 30. for  Gideon  hath  many  wives 
y.qojnany  were  overthrown  &  wounded 
1 6.24.deltroyer  of  our  country  ,which  flew  ma. 

1  Sam.z.i.lhe  that  hath  many  child.is  waxed  feeble 

I4.tf.n0  reftraint  to  the  L.to  fave  by  ma.  or  by 
2  5 .  io.wa.fervants  now  a  dates  that  break  away 

2  Sam.i  2. 2. the  rich  man  had  exceeding  WM.flocks 

13.20.who  had  done  w.acls,he  flew  two  lion-ii. 
24.3.addc  unto  the  people 3how  w«.foever  they 

1  K/Mg.4.20.and  Judah  and  Ifrael  were  many 

7-47.becaufe  they  were  exceeding  many 
i8.2f  .drefle  it  fu'fr,  for  ye  aremany  :  and  call 

2  King.9. 2  2.and  her  wicch-ciafts  are  lb  many 

1  Cbro.  5.  i2.for  there  fell  down  many  flain 

7. 4. for  they  had  many  wives  ,and  ions 
g.4o.and  had  many  fons,&  fons  fons 
11.22.val.man  of  Kabz.who  had  doncma. afts 
23.11.Jeum  &Beriah  had  not  many  fons 

i7.fons  of  Rehabiah  were  very  many 
28.f  .for  the  Lord  hath  given  me  many  ions 

2  Cbio.  1 1. 2 3. and  he  defired  many  wives 

14.11.noth.with  thee  to  help,wheth.with  ma.ot 
itf.8.a  huge  hoft,with  very  many  charets  and 
26.10.alfo  he  digged  many  wels,for  he  had  much 
^o'ij. many  in  the  congre.  that  were  not  fanfti. 
18. even  via.  of  Ephr.&  Man.  had  not  clean. 
32.23.WMWV  brought  gifts  unto  the  Lord 
E^ra  3.i2.w«.of'the  priefts  &  Lev. wept  with  a  lo. 
and  many  fhouted  aloud  for  joy 
io.i  3«we  are  ma.  that  have  tranfg.in  this  thing 
iVc/;.f  .2.  wejour  fons  &  our  daughters  are  many 
6. 1 7. nobles  of  Judah  fent  ma.  letters  to  Tobiah 
18. there  were  many  in  Judah  fworn  unto  him 
7. 2. and  feared  God  above  many 
13. 2tf.yet  among  ^.nations  was  there  no  k.like 
£/?fo.2.8.&  when  ma.  maidens  were  gathered  toge. 

4. 3-and  many  Jay  in  fackcloth  and  allies 
Job  4.3  beholdjthou  haft  inftru&ed  many 
1  i.i9.yea  many  fhall  make  fuit  unto  thee 
4i.3.will  he  makemany  fupplications  unto  thee 
Pfal.  3. 1. many  are  they  that  rife  up  againft  me 
z.many  there  be  that  fay  of  my  foul,There  is 
4.tf.there  be  many  that  fay,Who  will  fhew  us 
zi.iz.many  buls  have  compaflid  me 
25.19  confider  mine  enemies,for  they  are  many 
31.13.for  I  have  heard  the  flander  of  many 
$z.\o.man)  forrowes  fhall  be  to  the  wicked 
34.19.7awy  are  the  afflictions  of  the  righteous 
37.16.  is  better  therfthe  riches  of  many  wicked 
qo.^.many  fhall  fee  it,and  fear 


MAN         MAN 


MAN 


MAN 


I9.4.wealth  makcth  many  friends 
6.many  will  intreat  the  favour  of  the  princes 
2  i.there  are  many  devices  in  a  mans  heart 
28.2.for  the  tranfg.of  a  land  ma.  are  the  princes 

27.hideth  hiscies,fhall  have  many  a  curfe 
zy.z  6. many  feck  the  rulers  favour 
3  1. zy.ma. daughters  have  done  vertu-but  thou 
Eccief.  J.7.in  the  mulcof  many  words  there  are  alfo 
7.i9.they  have  fought  out  many  inventions 
1 1 .8.remem.the  dai.  of  dark.for  they  fhalbe  m. 
1 2. 9. and  fet  in  order  many  proverbs 

1 1. of  making  many  books  there  is  no  end 
Ifa.  1. 1  f . when  yc  make  »M.prayers,I  will  not  hear 
f .9-of  a  tcuth,many  houfes  fhall  be  defolate 
8.7-the  waters  of  the  river  ftrong  and  many^ven 

IS. many  among  them  fhall  ftumble 
22.9.breachesofthe  city  of  Da.that  they  arc  m. 
a3.1tf.make  fweet  melody,fing  many  fongs 
3 1 . i.truft  in  charets,becaufe  they  are  many 
%z.\^.ti%many  as  were  aftonied  at  thee 
if  .fo  fhall  he  fprinkle  many  nations 
53.1 1. by  his  know. fhall  my  right.fer.jiiftifie». 

1 2. and  he  bare  the  fmofmany 
J8.i2.raife  upthe  foundation  of  many  generatj. 
60.1  j  a  joy  oimany  generations 
6  i.4.the  defolations  of  many  generations 
tftf.itf.the  flain  of  the  Lord  fhall  bemany 
/f.3. 1  .played  the  harlot  with  many  lovers 
J.tf.becaufe  their  nanfgreflions  are  many 
1 1. 1  f  .feeing  fhe  hath  wrought  lewdh.with  ma. 
1  z.io.ma.  paflours  have  deftroied  my  vineyard 
i4.7.fbr  our  backflidings  are  many 
16.16.I  will  fend  (or  many  fifhers/aith 

&  after  will  1  lend  for  many  hunters 
2c.i0.for  I  heard  the  defaming  oimany 
zz.S.many  nations  fhall  pafle  by  this  citie 
2f.i4.wwjy  nations  and  great  kings  fhall  ferve 
27-7.then  many  nationsfhall  fervc  themfelves 
i8.8.prophefied  both  againft  many  countries,  & 
3tf-32.added  befide  unco  them  many  like  words 
42.2.tor  we  are  left  but  a  few  oimany 
45.1 1. in  vain  fhalt  thou  ufe  many  medicines 
itf.hemade  many  tofall,yeaonefeU 
Lam.r.zz.ior  my  fighs  are  many 
£^.i6.4i.judgment  upon  thee  in  the  fight  of  m. 
i7.7.another  great  eagle  with  many  feathers 

itj.building  forts  to  cut  oft  many  perfons 
2tf.3.11ecaufe  ma.  nations  to  come  up  a  gai.  thee 
27.3. a  merchant  of  the  people  for  many  lies 

1  f  ,ma.\  les  were  the  merchand.of  thine  hand 
3  3.24-but  we  are  many,  the  land  is  given  us  for 
37.2.there  were  many  in  the  open  valley 
38. 23. He  be  known  in  the  eics  of  many  nations 
39.27.am  fan&.in  them  in  the  fight  of  ma.nati. 
47. 7. at  the  bank  of  the  riv.were  very  ma.  trees 
10.  as  the  fifh  of  the  great  fea,exceeding  many 
Dd/Z.2.48.and  gave  him  many  great  gifts 
8. 2 f  .and  by  peace  fhall  deltroy  many 
9. 27. confirm  the  coven,  with  ma. for  one  week 
r  1 .1 2.hc  fhall  caft  down  many  ten  thoufands 
I4.in  thofe  times  there  fhall  many  ftand  up 
i8.face  to  the  iles,and  they  fhall  take  many 
2tf.and  many  fhall  fall  down  flain 
3 3. among  the  people,fhall  \nnrwt\many 
l^.many  fhall  cleave  to  them  with  flatteries 
39-he  fhall  caufe  them  to  rule  over  many 
40.&  with  horfemen,and  with  many  fhips 
4  i.many  countries  fhall  be  oveithrowne 
44.and  utterly  take  away  many 
iz.z.many  of  them  that  fleep  in  the  duft  of  the 
3  .they  that  turn  many  to  righteoufnefle,as  the 
i,.many  fhall  run  to  and  fro,and  knowledge 
Hfl/"8.i  i.becaufe  Ephraim  hvCnmany  altars  to  fin 


f  many,0  Lord  my  G.are  thy  wondr.  works  '  Joel  2.2.even  tc  the  years  of  many  generations 


f  f .  1  8. for  there  were  many  with  me 
f  tf.2.they  be  many  that  fight  againft  me" 
tf  1. 6. his  years  are  as  many  generations 
7 1 .7.I  am  as  a  wonder  unto  many 
1  io.tf-wound  the  heads  over  many  countries 
U9.1 57.Wd.are  my  perfecutors,  &  mine  encmi. 
Prov.4..  1  o.the  years  of  thy  life  fhall  be  many 
6.3  5. though  thou  gWcitmany  gifts 
7.2<<.for  fhe  hath  caft  down  many  wounded 

many  ftrong  men  have  been  flain  by  her 
1 0.2 1. the  lips  of  the  righteous  feed  many 
I4.20.but  the  rich  hath  many  friends 


Amos  8.3  .there  fhall  be  many  dead  bodies  in  every 

Mic.q.z  w.nati.fhal  come  &  fay,Come  &  let  us  go 

1 1. now  many  nations  are  gathered  agai.  thee 

Nahtm  1.1 2-though  they  be  quiet,&  likew.  ma.yet 

3.1  f  .make  thy  ielimany  as  the  cankerworm 

make  thy  klf  many  as  the  locaft 
Hd6.2.8.becaufe  thou  haft  fpoiled  many  nations 
Zcch.z-u.many  nations  fhall  be  joined  to  the  iord 
8.20.that  there  fhall  come  the  inhab.of  w.cities 
Mal.z.6.&  did  turn  many  away  from  iniquity 

8. ye  have  caufed  many  to  ftumble 
.M<tf.3.7.whtnhefaw>»rfKyofthe  Phara.&  Sad. 


7.1 3  .and  many  there  be  that  go  in  thereat 

22.ff2a.will  fay  unto  me  in  that  day,Lord,L. 

in  thy  name  done  tfta.wcnderfull  works 

8.1 1  .wa.flia!l  come  from  the  caft  &  weft,  &  in 

Itf-brou.to  himw.har were  poflefl'.with  dev. 

3o.was  an  herd  oimany  fwine  feeding 

9.io.»M.Pub.&  fin.came  &  fate  down  with  him 

Mar.z.if. 

10.3 1. ye  are  of  more  value  then  ma.  fparrowes 

Lul(e  12.7. 

l3.i7.»M.prophe[s  have  defired  to  fee  thofe  thi. 

Lu\e  10.24. 

5  8.he  did  not  many  mighty  works  there 

if  .30.&  »z«.others,&  call  them  do. at  Jefus  feet 

19.S0.many  that  are  firft  fhall  be  iaft 

Mai  lie  10.31. 
io.i6.ior  many  be  called,  but  few  chofen 

Chap.  2 1. 1 4. 
18. to  give  his  life  a  ranfome  for  many 

Mm\t  io.4f. 
z^.many  fliall  come  in  my  name,  faying,  I  am 
.  Mar^e  13.^. 

Chnft,and  fhall  deceive  many 
1  .      „  Marke  13.6. 

io.and  then  fhall  many  be  offended 
11. ma.  filfc  prophets  fhall  rifb,&  deceive  m. 
1 2.the  love  of  many  fhall  wax  cold 
26.28.lhed  for  many  for:  the  remifflon  of  fins 

tfo.tho./fl.falfe  witnefles  came,yet  they  found 
27. f  z. many  bodies  of  Saints  that  fleptarofe 
53. and  they  appeared  unto  many 
%l.ma.  women  were  there,beholding  afar  off 
MJM.34.he healed  /a.that  were  fick  ofdivers  dif. 
a"d  caft  out  many  devils 
2.2 .ftraightway  many  were  gathered  together 

if  .for  there  were  many, He  they  followed  him 
3.io.for  he  had  healed  many 
4-33-with  many  fuch  parables  fpake  he  the  wo. 
5.9-my  name  is  Legion,for  they  ate  many 
6.Z.&.  many  hearing  him  were  aftonifhed 
13  .caft  out  ma.  devils,&  annoint.wth  oyle  ;«. 
3  i.for  there  were  many  com'ng  and  going 
33-and  many  knew  him,&  ran  afoot  thither 
7-8.and  many  other  foch  like  things  ye  do 
9.2tf.infomuch  that  marry  faid,He  is  dead 
io.48.?»<!.charged  him  that  he  fhould  hold  his 
1 1 .8.wd.fpread  their  garments  in  the  way 
12  .f  .him  they  killed,and  many  others 

4 1. and  many  that  were  rich  caft  in  much 
14.24.blo.of  the  new  tefta.which  is  fhed  for  ma. 

<>6.manybaxt  falfe  whnefle againft  him 
1  f  .4i.miniftred  unto  him,  &  many  other  women 
lulls  i.i.WAhave  taken  in  hand  to  fctforth  a  dec. 
14.  and  many  fhall  rejoice  at  his  birth 
i6.m.oi  the  childr.of  Ifr.fhalbe  turn.to  the  L. 
x.34.fall  and  rifing4again  of  many  of  Ifrael 

3  f -thoughts  of  Wd.hearts  fhall  be  revealed 
4.15  .wa.widowes  were  in  If.in  the  dales  of  E  li. 
27  ma. lepers  were  in  Ifr.in  the  da.  ofElizeus 
47-and  devils  alfo  came  out  oimany 
7.1  i.many  of  his  difciples  went  with  him  • 
ai.lame  houre  he  cured  m.oi their  infirmities 
unto  many  that  were  blind  he  gave  fight 
47  her  fins  which  are  many,zxc  forgiven 
8  ^.many  others  that  miniftred  unto  him  of 
3o.faid,Legion,becaufe  w.devilswere  entrcd 
3  2. was  there  an  herd  of  many  fwine  feeding 
1 2.47. he  fhall  be  beaten  with  many  ftripes 
13.24.WOTy  will  feek  to  enter  in,Sc  not  he  able 
14.1  tf  .made  a  great  fupper,a  nd  bade  many 
2i.8.OT.fhalI  come  in  my  name,fay.I  am  Chrift 
23 .9. then  he  queft  ioned  with  him  in  ma.  words 
John  4. 3  9. many  Samaritanes  beleeved  on  him 
tf-9-but  what  are  they  among  fo  many 
60.ma.oi his  difciples  faid,This  is  a  hard  fay. 
66.  from  that  viremany  of  his  difciples 
T. li. many  of  the  people  beleeved  on  him 

40.ffz.of  the  people  faid,Ofa  truth  this  is  the 
10.zo.many  of  them  faid,He  bath  a  devil 
3z-many  good  workes  have  I  fhewed  you 
41  .many  reforted  unto  him 
ii.i9.#w?yofthe  Jewescame  to  Marth.&Ma. 
tf.manj  of  the  Jewcs  beleeved  on  him 
47. for  this  man  doth  many  miracles 
yf.w.went  up  to  Hieru.bef.  the  pafleo.to  pu. 
12.11.by  reafon  of  him  m.oi  the  Jcwes  went  aw. 
3 7. though  ! 


MAN      MAN 


MAN       M.A  N 


MAN       MAR 


1 


37.chough  he  had  done  many  miracles  before 
1 4. a. in  my  fathers  houfe  are  many  manfions 
19.10.chis  litcle,then  read  many  of  the  Jewes 
10.30.many  other  flgnes  truely  did  Jefus 
21.11.for  all  there  were  fo  many, yet  was 
Ail. 1 .5. to  whom  he  mewed  himf.alive  by  asa.pro. 
2.40.  with  many  other  words  did  he  teflifie 

43.ffl(Z.wond.&  fignes  were  done  by  the  Apo. 

4.4.?»<z.of  them  which  heard  the  word  beleevcd 

j.i  2.hands  of  the  Apoftles  were  #M.fignes  wro. 

8.7.came  out  of  w.that  were  poflefl'ed  with  them 

and  ma. taken  with  palfies  were  healed 

25. preached  the  Gofp.  in  ^.villages  of  Sam. 
9. 1 3.1  have  heard  by  ma. of  this  man,how  much 
10.27.&  found  many  that  were  come  together 
1 2.i2.where  ma.  were  gathered  togeth.  praying 
13.43.Wtf.oft.he  Jewes  followed  Paul  &  Barna. 
1 4.21  .when  they  had  taught  ma.  they  returned 
1  J. 3  2. exhorted  the  brethren  with  many  words 

3 f. preaching  the  wo.ofthe  L.with  wa.others 
16.23.had  laid  tfM.ftripes  upon  them»they  call: 
i8.8.«z<*.of  the  Corinth.beleeved,&  were  bapt. 
19.19.ma.oi  them  brou.their  boo.  toge.Sc  burn. 
20*8. there  were  ma.  lights  in  the  upper  chamb. 

i9.with  m. tears  and  temptations,which  befell 
21.2c.how  ffz.thouf.of  Jewes  there  are  w«hbele. 
2f.7.1aid  many  complaints  again'!  Paul 
z6.10.many  of  the  faints  did  I  fhuc  up  in  prifon 
28.10.who  alio  honoured  us  with  ma.  honours 

13. there  came  many  to  him  into  his  lodging 
KflW.4.17.1  have  made  thee  a  father  of  ma.  nations 

1 8.  might  become  the  father  otmany  nations 
y.  1  5.  if  through  rheoffencj  ofonc,many  be  dead 
&  the  gift  by  grace  hath  abound,  to  m. 

itf.free  gift  is  of  ^.offences  unto  juftificati. 

ip.onemans  difobediencej»M.were  made  fin. 

obed.of  one,fhall  ma.bz  made  righce. 

6.3.that  fo  m.of  us  as  were  baptifed  into  Je.Ch. 

8  .icj.might  be  the  firfl  born  among  ^.brethren 

I2>4.aswe  have  many  members  in  one  body 

5  .fo  we  being  many  are  one  body  in  Chrift 
i£.2.fhe  hath  been  a  fuccourer  of  many 

1  Cor.i.z6.i\ot  manymfe  men  after  the  flelh 

nottfM.mightVjnot  #w.noble  are  called 
4.1  5. yet  have  ye  not  many  fathers 
8.  j  .as  there,  be  gods  many  tand  lords  many 
10.  ?. with  ma.of  them  God  was  not  well  pleafed 
i7.we  being  many,  are  one  bread,one  body 
3  3  .but  the  profit  of  w.that  they  may  be  faved 
.   1 1 . 3  o.for  this  caufe  ma.  are  weak, —many  fleep 
1 2. 1 2. body  is  one,and  hath  many  members 

members  of  that  body  being  ma. sue  one 
i4.bodie  is  not  one  member3but  many 
ao.now  are  they  many  memb.yet  but  one  body 
14. 1  o.fo  many  kinds  of  voices  in  the  world 
1 6.9. and  there  are  many  adverfanes 

2  Cor.i  .u. thanks  may  be  given  by  m.on  our  beha. 

2.4-1  wrote  unto  you  with  many  tears 

tf.this  punifhment  which  was  inflicted  on  ma. 
17. we  are  not  as  ma. which  cor.  the  wo.of  G. 
4.iS.thankfg.oftf2d.  redound  to  the  glory  of  G. 
(J.io.as  poor  jet  making  many  rich 
j.i.yourzealehath  provoked  very  many 

I2.is  abundant  alio  by  many  thank  (g. unto  G. 
1 1 .18. feeing  that  many  glory  after  the  flefli 
1 2.2 1. 1  fhall  bewail  many  which  have  finned 
G<J/.i.i4.profitcd  in  the  Jewes  religion  above  ma. 
3.16.  to feeds,as of mahw.  as  ofone,And  to  thy 
4. 27.for  the  defolate  hath  many  more  children 
Phil.  i.ia.many  of  the  brethren  waxing  confident 
3 . 1 8.for  many  walk,of  whom  I  have  told  you 

1  Tim.6. 9  that  wilbe  rich/all  into— -w.foolim  lu. 

1 2.  a  good  profeflion  before  many  witnefles 
zyim.i.i. heard  of  me  among  many  witnefles 
Th.i  .ic.there  are  many  unruly  and  vain  talkers 
Hc&.2.io.in  bringing  many  fons  to  glorv 
7-13 -they  truly  were  many  ptieRs 
9. 2 8. offered  to  bear  the  fins  of  many 
1 1 .1 2.fprang  there  of  one — fo  ma.  as  the  ftarS 
1 2. 1  5. and  thereby  man)  be  defiled 
Jam3.-1.be  not  many  maflers 

2  Pet. 1 .2.»z<j.{hall  follow  their  pernicious  waies 
1  John  2. 1 8. even  now  are  there  many  Antichrifls 

4.1.  becaufe  many  falfe  prophets  are  gone  out 
z  John  7. many  deceivers  are  enrrcd  into  the  world 
Rev.  ?  .11 .1  heard  the  voice  of  many  angels 


8. 1 1  .many  men  died  of  the  waters 
9-9.wings  as  the  found  of  many  holies 
10. 1  i-mufl  prophefie  before  many  people 
19.12.on  his  head  were  many  crowns 
After  iSlpanp. 
Exod»zz.z.  fpeak  in  a  caufe  to  decline  after  many 

As  iSjJattg  as. 
Exod.3  f.zz.as  many  as  were  willing-hearted 
Judg^.i.as  many  of  Ifrael  as  had  not  known 
2  Saw. 2. 2 3. as  many  as  came  to  the  place  where 
2  Chro.29. 3i-as  many  as  were  of  a  free  heart 
Mat.zz.9M  many  as  ye  find  bid  to  the  marriage 
io.gathered  together  as  many  as  they  found 
Ato.3.io.preflcd  on  him— as  many  as  had  plagu. 

6. 5  6.as  many  as  touched  him  were  made  whole 
Luk.e  1  i.8.give  as  many  as  he  needeth 
John  i.i2.but  as  many  as  received  him  I 

1 7. 2. give  eternall  life  to  as  many  as  thou 
ACl.z-39.to  as  many  as  the  Lord  fhall  call 
l.za.as  many  as  have  fpoken,have  foretold 
4.<j.as  many  as  were  of  the  kindred  of 

3  4.as  many  as  were  poflcllid  of  land,fold 
5.  r  i  .great  fear  came  on  as  many  as  heard 
36. was  flain,and  as  ma-ay  as  obeyed  him 

Verfe  37. 
10.4T.as  many  as  came  with  Peter 
1  i.qS.zsmany  as  were  ordained  to  eternall  life 
Rom.z.  1  i.as  many  as  have  /Inned  without  law 

as  many  as  have  finned  in  the  law 
8.  i4.as  many  as  are  led  by  the  fpiric 
Gal. 2.  io.as  many  as  are  of  the  works  of  the  law 
6'  1 2.as  many  as  defire  to  make  a  faire 

i6.as  many  as  walke  according  to  this  rule 
Phil. 3 . 1 5-as  many  as  be  perfect ,be  thus  minded 
Co/.2.i.and  for  as  many  as  have  no;  feen  my 
1  Tim.6.1.  as  many  ferv.as  are  under  yoke,  count 
Rev.z.zO;  .as  many  as  have  not  this  doctrine 
7.i9.VLsmany  as  I  love,I  rebuke 
i3.i$.caufeasw<«y  aswould  notworfhip 
18.17.as  many  as  trade  by  fea  flood  afarre 
^anp  beleevcd,   See  SBeieetei). 
£$a.XlVdayes ,   See5Dape0. 
How  JRjfcnp  ,    See  f|oo). 
iljjanp  people. 
Judg.j. q.the  people  arc  yet  too  many 

1  Sam.6.19.  becaufe  the  L.  had  (mit.m.  of  the  peo. 

2  Sam.i.^.and  many  of  the  people  are  fallen 
%■%•&  10. 13. but  the  people  are  many  find  it  is 
Eflb.8. 1  j.ma.ofthe  people  of  the  land  becam;  Je. 
Ifa.z.  i.many  people  fhall  go  and  fayjCome 

4.he  fhall  rebuke  many  people 
17. 1 2. wo  to  the  multitude  of  many  people 
£^£.3.6.  not  to  many  people  of  a  flrange  fpeech 
17. 9. fhall  wither  without  many  people  to  pluck 
27.33-wares  went  forth — thou  filledfl  ma.  peo. 
32. 3. my  net  over  thee  with  a  compa.of  w^.peo. 
<>.Ilc  vex  the  hearts  of  many  people 
i  o.Ile  make  many  people  amazed  at  thee 
38.tf.and  many  people  with  thee 

Veifes  9, 15. 
8.fhalt  come  to  the  la.  thac  is  ga.out  of  m.pe. 
22,lle  rain  upon  the  many  people  with  him 
Mic.4-3.he  fhall  judge  among  many  people 
1 3  .thou  fhalt  beat  in  pieces  many  people 
5-7.remn.of  Jacob  fhalbe  in  the  midfl  of  m.  pe. 
S.among  the  Gent.in  the  midlt  of  many  peo. 
H.7&.2.io.fhamc  to  thy  houfe,by cutting  oft'w.peo. 
Zech.S.zz.many  people  fhall  come  &  feek  the  Lo. 
K«'.io.u.muft  prophefie  before  many  people 

^lijanp  things. 
Job  1 6. 2.I  have  heard  many  fuch  things 

23.14.and  many  fuch  things  are  with  him 
Ecclef.6-n.many  things  that  increafe  vanity 
f/2z.42.2o.feeing  many  things3bur  thou  obferv.  not 
Mat.i  3>3.he  fpake  many  things  to  them  in  parabl. 
16.21.and  fufter  many  things  of  the  elders 

Mar.S.ii.lulie  9.ZZ. 
a  5. 2 1. make  thee  ruler  over  many  things 

Verfe  23 
17. 13. how  many  things  they  witftcfle 
i9.have  fuffered  many  things  in  a  dream 
Ma-i: 4. 2. taught  them  many  things  by  parables 
5.26.furrered»M?2y  thingsof  many  phyficians 
^.20. did  many  things3and  heard  him 

34.he  began  to  teach  them  many  things 
j,q.many  other  things  there  be  which  they 


1 3.  &  many  fuch  like  things  do  ye 
9.1 2.muft  fufter  many  things^and  be  fet  at 

Lul(e  17,25. 
1  j.3.chiefe  priefls  acenfed  him  of  many  things 
4  behold  how  many  things  they  witnefle 
Lu\e  3 . 1 8\many  other  things  in  his  exhortation 
10. 41. troubled  about  many  things 
1 1. 5  3. to  provoke  him  to  fpeak  of  many  things 
zzt6%.many  other  things  blafphem.  fpake  they 
23. 8. becaufe  he  had  heard  many  things  of  him 
John  8.2(f  .1  have  many  things  to  fay 

16. i  2.I  have  yet  many  things  to  fay,but 
.  zi. zymany  other  things  which  Jefus  did 
Acl,.z6.^.l  ought  to  do  many  things  contrary 
2  Cor.S. 22. often  proved  diligent  in  many  things 
6<z/.3.4-have  ye  fufteted  fo  many  things  in  vain 
2  Tim.  i.r8-how  many  things  he  mini  fired  to  me 
Hcb.5. 1 1  .of  whom  we  have  many  things  to  fay 
Jam. i.z.for  in  many  things  we  offend  all 

2  John  1 2. having  many  things  to  write  to  you 

3  John  1 3,1  had  many  things  to  write3buc 

ilpanp  a  time. 
Pfal.72 . 3  Z.many  a  time  turned  he  his  anger 
1  i9.i.many  a  time  have  they  afflicted  me 

Verfe  2. 
^ang  times. 
1  Kw.zz.i6.how  many  tines  (hall  I  adjure 
Ncb.9.zB.many  times  didfl  thou  deliver  them 
Pfal.iM6.41.many  times  did  he  deliver  then^but 
SD^attp  waters,  See  VOUtZXS. 
$$<\nvyeers. 
Lcv.z<>.<>  i.if  there  be  yet  many  yeers  behind 
E qra  5. 1 1  .houfe  that  was  builded  many  yeers  ago 
Nch.9.2o.yct  many  yeers  didfl  thou  foibear  them 
Ecclef.6.}. beget  ico.children.&live  many  yeers 

li.8.ifa  man  live  many  yeers,  and  rejoice  in 
Ifa.2z.10.many  dales  and  yeers  fhall  ye  be  troubl- 
£^-jS.i7.which  prophefie  in  thofe  daies  m.yezis 
Zecb.7.2..as  I  have  done  thefe  fo  many  yeers 
Luke  1 2 .  r  9.much  goods  laid  up  for  many  yeers 

1 5.29.1o3thefe  many  yeer?  do  I  fervethee 
Acl.%il.io\\af\  been  of  many  yeers  a  judge 

i7.after  many  yeers  I  came  to  bring  almes 
Rom.  1 5 . 2  3  .a  great  defire  thefe  many  years  to  come 


1  513»2)27.2.paffed  unto  Achifhjthe  fon  of Mooch 

Jcjh.i^.<i';.Maon,Caunel,8c  Ziph5and  Juttah 

1  Sam.z  3 .24.IJS  men  were  in  the  wildern.of  Maon 

25. and  abode  in  the  wildernefle  of Mam 

purfued  David  in  the  wildern.of  Maon 

2  5.2. &  there  was  in  M.z.  man  whofe  pofleffions 

1  Cbto.z.tf.fon  of  Shammai  was  Ma.Sc  Maon  was 

Jitdg.io,iz.znd  the  Moenites  did  opprefle  you3and 

Ruth  i.2o.call  me  not  NaomVall  me  Marti 

Exod.\^.z2.M.they  could  not  drofthe  wa.of  M. 

therefore  the  name  of  it  was  called  Ma. 

Num.  2  2. 8, went  three  daies  jour.  &  pitched  in  M. 

9. removed  from  Marab,&.  eame  to  Elim 

jJJ9ataIar;. 

Jufh.i<j.i\.ox\d  Mara/ab,and  reached  to  Dabbafh. 

^aranatha, 
i  C0r.1tf.22.not  Jefus,let  him  be  Anzth.Maranatha 

garble. 
1  Cfcro.29.2.precious  flones3and  marble  flones  in 
£j?.i.tf.filver  rings 3and  pillars  of  marble 

red,  8c  blew,&  white,and  black  marble 
Cant. 1.1  f  .his  legs  areas  pillars  of marble 
Rev.  1 8.l2.vefl'els  of  braflc5iron,and /wife 

$®axet). 
Pfa.62.7 .when  thou  didfl  march  through  the  wild. 
7^.46. 22. for  they  mail  march  like  an  armie 
Joel  2.7. they  fhall  march  every  one  on  his  waies 
Hah.  1. 6.  which  fhall  march  thorow  the  bredeh  of 
3-i2.chou  didfl  march  thorow  the  land 

ajjarctyanotfe ,  See  £$w&anDffe. 
£^arcl)etj. 

Exod.  1 4. 1  o.behold  the  E  gyptians  tmebedafzex 

^srcijeofl. 
/«^5.4.when  thou  marcbedfl  am  of  the  field  of 

S^axcus. 
col.4.1  o.Ariflarchus  faluteth  you,  and  Marcus 
pfc/f.2  4,Afarf«j3Ariilarchus  my  fellow  labourer 
1  V^t.  <  t,  fa  lutein 


MAR 


MAR 


MAR    MAR 


MAR 


MAR 


1  Pet.  5. 13-  faluteth  you  ,  and  fo  doth  Marcus  ray 

Jofh.  1  y.44.  and  Achzib,and  Marejhab:  nine  cities 
1  Ckro.  2.42.  and  the  Tons  of  Martfbab  the  fath.of 

4.11.  and  Laadah  the  father  of  Maujhib 
%  Cbro.  11.  8.  Gath,and  Marejha,  and  Ziph 
14.  $>.Zera  the  Hthiopian,and  came  to  Marejh. 

10.  fet  the  battell  in  array  at  Marefoab 

20.37.  then  Eliezer  of  Martjhab  prophefied 

Mica'a  1 . 1 5. an  heire  unto  thee,G"  inhabitant  of  M. 

SDjatfce. 
Gen.  4.  1  5".  the  Lord  fet  a  m^ke  upon  Cain 
1  Sam.  20.  10.  (hoot  as  though  1  (hot  at  a  marke 
Job  7.  20.  why  haft  thou  fet  me  as  a  mar  fa  aga. 

I6.1 1.  and  fet  me  u p fo r  his  mrrke 
J.am.  3.  iz.  and  fet  me  as  a  marine  for  the  arrow 
£3^.  9.  4.  fet  a  marine  on  the  foreheads  of  them 

6.came  not  neere  any  man  on  whom  is  the  m. 
Pbil.$.x$-l  prcfle  towards  themifke  for  the  price 
Rev.iys6.  caufeth  all — to  receive  a  ma;\e  in 
i7.rnight  buy  or  fell>  fave  he  chat  had  the  m. 
14.  9.  if  any  man  receive  his  marine  in  his  fore. 
11.  have  no  reft-whofoever  receiveth  the  m. 
15.2.  victory  over  his  image,  and  over  his  ma. 
19.20.  deceived  them  that  received  the  marl^of 
20. 4.  neither  had  received  his  mark? ,  &  they 
£©arfee. 
Acl.n.  1 2.mother  of  John,whofe  furname  was  M. 
25:.  tooke-john  ,  whofe  furname  was  Mar\c 
%•).  37.  to  take  John,  whofe  furname  was  Marine 
39. Barnabas  tooke  Mar ke,$t  Lay  led  to  Cypr. 
2  Tim,  4. 1 1.  take  Marty ,  &  bring  him  with  thee 
aparfte. 

Ruth  3.  4.  rnar\e  the  place  where  be  fliall  lie 
z  Sam.  13.  28.  m.irfe  ye  when  Ainnons  heart  is 
1  l<^n?j  zo.7.  marl{e>l  pray  you  ,  how  this  man 

22.  ftrengthen  thy  felfe,and  marty  what  thou 
fob  18.  2.  mar\e,  and  afterward  we  will  fpeake 
z\.%.mar\t  me,  and  be  aftonifliedjand  lay 
33.31.  marty  well,0  job,hearken  unto  me 
39. 1  .canft  thou  max\  when  the  hindes  do  calve 
Pfal.37.37.  marine  the  perfed:  man,-  for  the  end  of 
48. 1 3 .  marine  yee  well  her  bulwarks,  confider 
<>6-6.  they  marine  my  fteps  when  they  waite 
30.  3.  if  thou  (houldeft  marine  iniquitie,  who 


1  Sam.  6.5-  images  of  the  mice  that  wane  the  land 
z  lyings  3.19-  and  »mw  every  good  piece  of  land 
Job  30.13.  they  mxrre  my  path,  they  fet  forward 
Jcr.13.9.  this  manner  will  I  mam  the  pride  of  Ju. 

aparreD. 
//Sd  f  2.  r  4 .  his  vifage  was  fo  marred ymore  then 
Jer.13.7-  girdle  was  marred,  it  was  profi.  for  no. 

18.4.  vefl'ell  was  marred  in  the  hand  of  the  pot. 
Nalmm  2.  2.  emptied  them  ,and  marred  their  vine 
JWttr.  2.  2  2.  and  the  bottels  will  be  mwrred 

ajtamage,  images . 
Gen.  34.  9.  make  ye  marriages  with  us 
Exod.zi.  10. her  duty  of  marriage  fliall  he  not  dim. 
Beut.7.3. neither  malt  thou  make  aaTv.with  them 
Jojh.  »g.  12.  goe  backe,and  fhall  make  mam  with 
P/a/.  78.  63.  and  their  maidens  were  not  given  to 
Mat.  2z.  z.  which  made  a  marriage  for  his  fon 
4.  all  things  are  readyrcome  unto  the  mart. 
?.as  many  as  ye  fliall  find  ,  bid  to  the  marr. 
30.in  refur.nei.  marry,  nor  are  given  in  mar. 
24.3  8.  and  giving  in  marriage,  untill  the  day 
25". 10.  that  were  readyywent  in  to  thzmarriage 
Mar.it.zj,  neither  marry,  nor  are  given  in  marr. 
Lulie  17.  27.  were  given  in  marriage  nntill  the  day 
20.  3  4.  children  of  this  world  are  given  in  ma. 
3? .  neither  marrie,  nor  are  given  in  marriage 
John  2.1.  there  was  a  marriage  in  Cana  of  Galil. 

2.  Jefus  was  called  to  the  marriage 
1  Cor.7.38.  that  giveth  her  in  marriage , doth,  well 
that  giveth  her  not  in  marriage , doth  better 
Heb.13.  4.  marriage  is  honourable  in  all 
R£v.  19.7.  for  the  marriage  of  the  Lambe  is  come 
9-  bleffed  are  they  that  are  called  to  the  mar. 

Stymie. 

Gen.  3  8.  8.  goe  m  unto  thy  brothers  wife,&  marrie 
Num.2  6. 6.  let  them  marrie  to  whom  they  thinke 

tribe  of  their  father  fliall  they  ma. 
De#£.  2S/.5.  wife  of  the  dead  (hall  not  marrie  with 
Ifa.6z.$.as  a — man  mar.a  virg.fo  fhall  thy  fon  m. 
Afrz£.?.32.whofo.  fliall  marrie  her  com.   Ch.19.9. 
19.10.  if  the  cafe  be  fo-it  is  not  good  to  marrie 
22. 24.  his  brother  fhall  marriehls  wife 
30.  in  the  refurreftion  they  neither  marrie 
Mar.  i  o.  1 1  and  marrie  another,commi:.  adultery 
11.  2$ .  rife  from  the  dead  ,  they  neither  marrie 


£^.44.5.^^.  well  &bchold;Wij.wclltheentring    Luke  2°.34-  thechildrenof  this  world  marrie 


Rom.16. 17.  rnar\e  them  which  caufe  di  virions 
Pbil.3.17.  and  matke  them  which  walke  fo ,  as  yee 


1  Sam.1.1 2.  as  fhe  was  praying, Eli  marfedher  m. 
Job  22.  1  ?.  haft  thou  marked  the  old  way  which 

24.16.  which  they  had  marked  in  the  day  cime 
Jer.z.zz.  yet  thine  iniquitie  is  marked  before  me 

23.18.  who  hath  marfedhls  word,and heard  it 
Ln\e  14.7.  when  he  marked  how  they  chofe  out 
Sgarkea. 

traV.i9.18.  yeihall  not  print  any  markesupon 
Gal.6.17.  1  beare  in  my  body  the  mai\cs  of  the  L. 

a^arUeft. 
Jab  10.14.  if  I  fin,  then  thou  mahejl  me 

^arfeefcb. 
Job  3  3 .  1 1 .  he  marfcth  all  my  paths 
I  fa.  44, 13.  carpenter — mm^clb  it  out  with  a  line 
&  he  marlfeth  it  out  with  the  compaflc 
barker. 
£^.27.I3.they  traded  the  perf.  of  men  in  thy  m. 
17.  they  traded  in&hy  market  wheat  of 
•     1 9.  Caffia  &  Calamus  were  in  thy  market 
2?.ihipsofTarihifhdid  fingof  thee  in  xhtm. 
Mat.  20.  3.  faw  others  (landing  idle  in  the  market 
Mar.  7.  4.  and  when  they  come  from  the  market 

12.38.  Scribes  love  falutatlons  in  the  mar.phce 
Lu\s  7.32.  like  unto  chil.  fitting  in  th'e  market 
John  ?.2.  there  is  at  Hieruf.  by  the  (hec-p-w^'^a 
Act.  1  6. 1 9 .  and  drew  them  into  the  market  place 
1 7.17.  difputed  he  in  thsmarket  daily 
Markets. 
Mat. 11.  \6 'it  is  like  unto  children  fitting  in  the  m. 

2 3 .7.  and  greetings  in  the  market j,and  to 
£«£e  1  i.4^.Pharif.foi  ye  love  greetings  in  the  m. 
2©.46.Scribes  that  love  greetings  in  the  market 
Spntoti). 
Micab  1,12.  inhabitant  of  Mamtb  waited  carefully 

S^arre. 
Levit.  1 9.27.  neither  mar.  the  corners  of  thy  beard 
Rath  4.  6. 1  cannot,  left  I  marre  mine  owne  irther. 


3  y.  to  obtaine  that  world,— neither  marsvor 
1  Cm. 7. i).  if  they  cannot  containe>  let  them  trusm 
it  is  better  to  marit  then  to  burne 
28.  if  thou  mar.  thou  haft-if  a  virgin  mat.  fhe 
36.  he  finneth  not ;  let  him  marrie 
I  Tim.4.2  -forbidding  to  marrie,  and  commanding 
f.  II.  begun  to  wax  wanton — th:y  will  marrie 
14.  that  the  younser  women  marrie,  beare    * 
flpawteQ. 
Gen.  19.  14.  to  his  fons-in-law  which  married  his 
Exod.zi. 1  if  he  were  married,  then  his  wife 
£ewt.  2  2. 1  z.  married  unto  a  ftianger,  fhe  may  not 
Num.  1 2. i.Eihiopian  worn,  whom  he  had  married 

36.3.  if  they  be  married  to  the  fons  of 

11.  married  unto  their  fathers  brothers  fons 

12.  and  they  v/eremarried  into  the  farn.  of 
Detrt.zz.  22.  lying  with  a  woman  mar.  to  an  husb. 

24. 1 .  a  wife,  and  married  her,  and  it  come 

1  Cbio.  z.zi.  whom  he  married  when  he  v/as  three. 

2  Cfo'o.i  3,2  u  Abijah — married  fourteen  wives 
Ncbem.  13.  23.  Jewes  thathad  married  wives  of  \ 
PT0v.3o.z7,.  an  odious  woman  when  fhe  is  married 
Ifa-H- 1.  more  are  the  children  of — then  wa.wife 

62.4.  delighteth  in  thee,&  thy  land  flialbe  ma. 
Jer.  3.14.  turne, — for  I  am  married  unto  you 
M-al.  2. 11.  anc(  ]iatn  married  the  daughter  of  a 
-M-".  22. 1  ?.  firft  ,  when  he  had  mar.  a  wife,dece. 
Mar.  6:17.  Philips  wife ;  for  he  had  marriedhev 

10. 12.  and  ozmar.  to  another,,fhe  commit.ad. 
Ln\e  14.20.  another  faid,  I  have  married  a  wife 

17-27.  they  did  eat,they  drank,they  mar.  wives 
Rom.  7.  3.  liveth,(he  be  married  to  another  man 

no  adulterefl'e,though  fhe  be  married 
4-  became  dead,  ye  fhould  be  married  to  ano. 
1  Cm:  7.  10.  and  unto  die  married  I  command 
33-  he  that  is  married careth  for  the  things 
3  4.  but  fhe  that  is  marr.  careth  for  the  thin- 
39.  married  to  whom  flic  will, one! y  in  the  L. 
Starrier!}, 
//k  62.  ?.  as  a  young  man  marrietb  a  virg?h,  fo 


Ato .  1 3.9.  whofo  mametb  her,committ.  adujteric 

Luke  16.  1  8.  away  his  wife,and  mametb  ano  com. 

10.  whofoever  marrietb  her  that  is  put  away 

fi^arrtJing,  ; 

Nehem.  13.27.  this  evill  in  marrying  fl-ran^e  wives 
Mat.z^Z.mar.Sc  giving— un:ill the  day  thatNoe 

i^artncr0, 
E%ek.z7.  8.  Inhabitants  of  Zydon  were  thy  main. 
9  .wish  their  mariners  were  in  thee 
27.  thy  faires ,  thy  merchandife ,  thy  marin. 
29.  the  mariners  ,  -they  fliall  ftand  upon  die 
Jonafj  1.  5.  then  the  mariners  were  afraid,  &  cried 

^931(0)00. 

£<e£.  47.11 .  the  manjbes  thereof,  fhall  not  be  he. 

SfydXtOVO, 
Job  21.  24.  his  bones  are  mniftened  with  marrow 
Pfal.  61.  %.  my  foule  fliall  be  fatisfied  as  with  mar. 
Prov.  3.  8.  it  (hail  be  marrow  to  thy  bones 
lfa.z^.6.  a  feaft  of  fat  things  full  of  marrow 
Heb.  4.  12.  dividing  afunder  of  the  joints  3c  mar 

Sfyitg. 
Atl.i7.zi.  Paul  flood  in  the  midft  of  Man  hill 

£^arfena, 
Efl.i.iA.  Marfena,znd  Menucan  the  fevenptinces 

SDffcirt. 
7/^.23.3.  an<l m-  is  a  mart  of  nations 

Martha. 
£«£<?  10.38.  a  certaine  woman  named  Martha,xtc. 

40.  but  Martha  was  cumbred  about  much 

41.  Martha,  Martha,  thou  art  carefull  about 
John  1 1.1.  thetowneofMary,andher  fifter  .Mar. 

J.  now  Jefus  loved  Martha,  and  Lazarus 

1 9 .  came  to  Martha  and  Mary  ,  to  comfort 

20.  Martha ,  as  foone  as  fliee  heard, — went 
2  1.  then  faid  Martha  unto  Jefus,  Lord,  if 
24.  Martha  faith  umohini ,  I  know  that  he 
30.  was  in  that  place  where  Martha  met  him 
l<).  A/d/r/w-.faith,~Lord,by  this  time  he  ftin. 

I  i .  2.  made  him  a  fuppcr,  and  Martha  ferved 

.       flparrpj, 
Atl.zz.  20.  blood  of  thy  martyr  Stephen  was  (lied 
Rev.  2. 13.  dayes  wherein  Antipas  was  my  fai.  m. 

Rev.  17. 6.  drunke  with  the  blood  of  the  martyr  i 

£9artoeHe. 
Ecclcf.5,2.  perverting  juftice-»7ijraei/enocat  the 
W^.5.20.  done  for  him,  and  all  men  did  marveile 
John  3.7. marveile  not  1  (aid, Ye  muft  be  borne  ag. 

5. 20. (hew  him  greater  works, that  ye  may  mar. 
28.  marveile  not  at  this;  for  the  houre  is  com. 

7.  2 1 . 1  have  done  one  worke,  and  ye  all  marv. 
Act. 1, 1 2.  men  of  Ifrael,  why  «<z»«i/e  ye  at  this 
Gal.i.z.  I  marveile,  that  ye  are  fo  foone  removed 

1  John  3.13.  marveile  not — if  the  world  hate  you 
Rev.17.7.  wherefore  didft  thou  mxiveile  ?  I  will 

No  Styaxteil 

2  Cor. 1 1. 14.  and  no  marveil,  for  Satan  himfelfe 

^arfeetleo. 
Gra.43.33.  the  men  marveiled  one  at  another 
Pfal.&8.  J.  they  faw  it,  and  fo  they  marveiled 
Mat.S.  10.  when  Jefus  heard  it,  he  marveiled,  and 
27.  but  the  men  marveiled, faying,  What 
9.  8.  they  marveiled,  andglorified  God 
33.  mat  veiled,  faying  It  was  never  fo  feene  in 

21.20.  they  marveiled,  faying,  How  foone  is  the 
12.  22.  had  heard  thefe  words ,  they  marveiled 
27.14.  in  fo  much,that  the  governour  tnarxeikd 

Mar. 6. 6.  he  marveiled,  becaufe  of  their  unbeljefe 
1 2.17.  that  are  Gods.  And  they  marveiled  at 
1  J.  %.  anfwered  nothing,  fo  that  Pilate  marvi'U. 
44.  Pilate  marveiled,  if  he  were  already 

Luke  1.  21.  marveiled  he  tarried  fo  Jong  in  the 
63.  his  name  is  John,  &  they  marveiled  all 
2.33-  Jofeph  and  his  mother  maiveikd at  thofe^ 
7*9-  heard  thefe  things,he  matveiled  at  him 
11.38.  when  the  Pharifee  faw  i  t,he  mar.  that 
20.26.  marveiled  at  hisanfwer  ,  &  held 

John  4.27 .  and  marveiled  he  talked  with  the  worn. 
7.1  J-  the  Jewes  marveiled,  faying  ,  How  know. 

Atl.z.7.  were  all  amazed,  and  marveiled,  faying  . 
4.13.  marveiled,  and  tooke  knowledge  of  theni 
ipamiloajaf. 

Job  %.  9.  d.oth  moi'veilons  things  without  number 
10.16.  fheweft  thy  felfe  marvellous  againft  me 

F 'fil.  17. 7.  (hew  thy  marvellous  loving  kindnefle 

3 1 .2 1 .  he  hath  ihewed  me  his  marvellous  kindn, 
78.1  z.  marveihus 


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78.  lz.marvel/ous  things  Hid  he  in  the  fight 
98. 1. i  new  fong,for  he  hach  don   marv.things 
1  i8.i3.Lordsdoing,anditis»wrw/  in  o.ir 
Dan.i  i.$6.flMra?.things  againft  the- God  of  gods 
Mkab  7.1 5  will  I  ft'-w  unto  mm  ma:i"vel.  things 
■Zecb.%,6 .if  it  be  marvellous  in  the  eyes  of 

(hould  it  alfo  be  marvellous  in  mine 
'Mat.z  1.41. Lords  doing,and  it  is  marvellous 

Marine  \z.\\ 
John  9.  jo.herein  is  a  marvellous  thing,that  ye 
1  Pet.z.g.om.  of  datkneffe  into  his  marvellous     _ 
Rev.i  j.  1. another  figne  in  heaven ,great  and  marve. 

//rt.29.14.1  will  proceed  to  do  a  marvellous  wotke 

^aCteilOKS  worses.- 
1  Cfco.i6.i2.reinember  his  marvellous  workes 

24.  his  marvellous  workes  among  all  nations 
Pfal.9.1. 1  will  ihew  forth  all  thy  marvellous  wor. 
'    105.5  remember  his  marvellous  workes 

139.14  marve.ate  thy  workes,and  that  my  foul 
Rev.  1 5.3  .great  and  marvel  are  thy  workes>Lord 

SjpartoeHcuftp. 
1  Cbron.%6  \f.he  was  marve lloufly  helped  till  he 
Job  37.?.Godthundreth  marvel.with  hisvoyce 
Had. i  .5. behold,— and  regard,and  wonder  marv. 


^afrefealj, 
Gfa.3^.36.Hadad  died,and  Samlahof  Mafre\ab 
■     1  Cfcwz.1.47. 
^affa. 
G«/.aj.i4.onihmael,Mi{hma.Dumah,Af^ 

1  Cbron. 1.30. 

jpiffafj. 

Exod.i  7.7.  he  called  the  name  of  the  place  Maffab 
Dcut.6. 1 6.  the  Lord,as  ye  tempted  him  in  Maffab 
9.n.at  Maffab  ye  provoked  the  Lord 
33.8 .whom  thou  didft  prove  at  Maffab,  and 

aDatt. 

Pw.23.34  .as  he  that  lieth  upon  the  top  of  a  ;*z/2 
I/d.j  3 .2  3  .they  could  not  well  ftrengthen  their  az. 


E,t<k7.  3  4.  io.doe  marvels  fuch  as  have  not  been 

Mat.  1  •  1 6.  Jacob  begat  Jofeph  the  husband  of  M 
i8.when  his  mother  Mary  was  efpoufed 
20.  fear  not  to  take  Mary  to  wife 
2. 1  i.faw  the  young  child,with  Mary  his  moth. 
1 3.5  5. is  not  his  mother  called  Mary,  and  his 
zj.f6.Mary  the  mother  of  James  and  Jofes 

6  i.Maiy  Magdalen ,  &  the  other  MaAming 
28.i.came  Mary  Magnalen,&  the  other  Afa.to 
Marine  6. 3. the  fon  of  Mary, ate  nor  his  lifters 
1  j. 40. among  who  n  was  Mary  ihz  moth.of  Ja. 
47.  Mary  the  mother  of  Jofes  beheld  where 
16. i.Mary  the  mother  of  James  and  Salome 
Lu\e  1.27.  and  the  virgins  name  was  Mary 
30.fear  not  Mary  for  thou  haft  found 
34-then  faid  Mary,  How  (hall  this  be,feeing 
38.be  it  unto  me  according  to  thy  word 
39  .Mary  arofe  in  thefe  dayes  and  went 
41.  when  Elizabeth  heard  the  falut.  ofMary 
46.M  try  faid,My  foule  doth  magnifie  the  L. 
f  6. Mary  abode  with  her  about  three  months 
2>5.to  be.ta-xed,with  Mary  his  efpoufed  wife 
i^.they  came  with  bafteand  found  Marry,  & 
I9.but  Mary  kept  all  thefe  things,and  pond. 
34.bleffed  them, and  faid  unto  Mary  his  mo. 
io.39.ib.ehad  a  fiftet  called  Mary^hxch  alfo 

42.and  Mary  hathchofen  that  good  part 
zif.io.Mary  the  moth.of  James,  &  theoth.  wo. 
fobn  1 1. 1. the  towne  of  Mary,  and  her  filter  Mar. 
2. it  was  that  Mary  which  annointed  the  Lo- 
19.  Jewes  came  to  Martha  &  Mary  to  comf. 
20.but  Mary  fate  ftill  in  thehoufe 

2  8.  called  Mary  her  fifterfecretly,faying 
3 1. when  they  faw  Mary,that  (he  rofe  up 

3  2.when  Mary  was  come  where  Jefus  was 
45. m  ny  of  the  Jewes  which  came  to  M .bel. 

1 2.3  .then  took  Mary  a  pound  of  ointment 
lf.zf'Mary  the  wife  of  Cleophas,  and  Mary 
20.1 1  .but  Mary  flood  without  at  the  fepukhre 
16.  Jefus  faith  unto  hcr,Mary  :  (he  turned 
Alls  1. 14.  and  Mary  the  mother  of  Jefus  with  his 
12.11.  he  came  to  the  houfe  of  Mary  the  meth. 
Rom.  16.6. gteet  Mary. who  beftowed  much  labour 
S0arp  Magdalen,  See  2EJa§nalen, 
i^afl),  called  alfo  $$zti)tt\), 
Gcn.10. 2  3 .  children  of  Aram,  Gether,and  Map} 
1  Cbren.  1. 17. 
SpafljaL 
1  Chro.6. jq.and  out  of  the  tribe  o{A(het,Mafhal 
flljjatymatma. 

1  Cbr.iz.io.Majhmanna  the£o\inh,]etem.the  fift 

flj)afon0. 

2  Sam.  5.1  i.fent  to  David  carpenters  and  mafons 

1  Chron.14.1. 
z  Kjn.  1  i.t  2.  and  to  mafons  and  hewers  of  flone 
2 1. 6. unto  carpenters  and  mafons  to  buy  timber 

1  Chro.zz.iSex.  mafons  to  hew  wrought  ftones 

2  Chro. 24. 1 2.  and  hired  mafons  to  repair  the  houfe 
£^a  3.7.they  gave  money  alfo  to  the  mafons,and 


£^e/f.27.5.Cedars  from  Lebanon  to  make  ma.  for 

Rafter. 

Gw.39.20.  Jofephs  mafter  tooke  him,and  put 
Exod.z\.8.it  (he  pleafenot  her  mafter, which 

3  z. he  (hall  give  unto  their  mafter  thirty  (he. 
22. 8. then  the  mafter  of  the  houfe  (hall  be 
Judg.19  22.fpake  to  the  maft.ofihe  houfcth-:  old 

23.  mafter  of  the  houfe  went  out  unto  them 

1  Sam.zf.14.to  falute  our  mafter,  and  he  railed  on 

17. for  evill  is  determined  againft  our  mafter 
i6.i6.todie,becaufeye  have  not  kept  your  m. 

2  Saw. 2.7. for  your  mafter  S.iul  is  dead,and  alfo 
1  fyn.zz.  17. thefe  have  no  mafter,let  them  returne 

2  Chen. iS.  16. 
z  Kjn  6.f.a\as>matter,for  it  was  borrowed 

2  2.eat  and  drink,and  goe  to  their  mafter 
23  .fent  them  away,they  went  to  their  mafter 

10. 2. feeing  your  mafters  fons  are  with  you 

3  .looke  out  the  belt  of  your  matters  fons 
and  fight  for  your  maftershoute 

6.  take  the  heads  ot  your  mafters  fons 
19.6.  thus  (hait  you  fay  to  your  mafter 
1  Cfcro.1y.27.and  Chenamah  themaft.  of  thefong 
7/<z.24.2.as  with  the  fervant,fo  with  the  mafter 

37>6.thus  (hall  you  fay  unto  your  master 
I><J3.i.3.Kinglpaketo  the  mafter  of  the  Eunuchs 
4.9.  O  Beltelhezzar,ff2a/?w  ofthe  magicians 
f.n.whom  the  King  ma<  emafteroithe  ma?. 
Mai.  1 .6. a  fervant)hi$  mafter ;  it  then  I  be 

2.r  2.willcut  ofFthe  mafter  and  the  fcholler 
Mat.8.i9.Mafter,l  will  follow  thee  whitherfoever 
9.1 1  .why  eateth  your  M.-(ler,wuh  publicans 
10.2  5.  if  they  have  called  the  ma. — Betlz.bow 
12 .2%Mafler,wre  would  fee  a  ligneof  thee 
1 5. 27. crumbs  which  fall  from  their  maft.  table 
17.24.doth  not  your  Mafter  pay  tnbjte 
19.16, Md/2.what  fhall  I  doe,that  I  may  have 
zz.i6.M.<fter,we  know  that  thou  art  true 
24faying,Aftfffer3Mofes  faid,If  a  man 
36. Ma. which  isihe great  commandement 
23. 8. for  one  is  your  Mafter  venChrift 

Verfe  10. 
26.i8.theM«/?cYfaith,My  time  is  at  hand 
zf  .Mafter, \t  is  I, he  faid  unto  him,  Thou 
49.faid,Haile  Mafter,and  kiffed  him 
Marine  4-38. Mafter,  careft  not  thou,  that  we  per. 
5.35.  why  troubUft  thou  the  Mafter  any  furth. 
9.5  Mafter,  it  is  good  for  us  to  be  here 

17  Mafter,  I  have  brought  unto  thee  my  fon 
38.  Mafter, viz  faw  one  calling  out  devils 

Lu\e  g.qy, 
10.  ij.^oodMafter,  what  mail  I  doe  that  I  may 
zo.Ma(lcr,3,l[  thefe  have  I  obferved 
If  .Mafter, we  would  thou  (houldeft  doe 
1 1. 2 1. Mafter., behold  the  fig-tree  which 
1  z.t^.Mafter,wc  know  that  thou  arc  true 
1 9. M after  j ,Mofes  wrote  unto  us,  if  a  mans 

Lu\e  20.28. 
32.well,Af13/2*T,thou  haft  faid  the  truth 
1 3 . lMaftXce  what  manner  ,of  ftones  are  here 
3$. for  ye  know  not  when  the  Af^.cometh 
14.14.the  Mafter  faith,Where  is  the  gueft-cha. 
Lu\e  zz.  11. 
4f. Mafter,  Mafter,  and  kiffed  him 
Lu\e  i-iz.Mafter,  what  (hall  we  doe 
f.f.Maftertwe  have  toiled  all  the  night 
7. 40. to  fay  unto  thee  :  he  (aith,Ma(ter,hy  on 
8.24.awoke  hivofoyinfyMafter, Mafter,  we  per. 
45 .Mafter, the  multitude  ihrong  thee 
49<thy  daughter  is  dead ,trouble  not  the  Ma. 
9.33  Mafter,it  is  good  for  us  to  be  here 
O  o  o 


3  8 ,  Maft.  I  befeech  thee,  looke  upon  my  fon 
10.25. Mafter,  what  fhall  I  doe  to  inherite 
1 1.45.  Mafter, thws  faying,  thou  reproacheft 
1 2. 1 3  .Mafterfyeak  to  my  brother  that  he 
13. 25. when  once  themafter  ofthe  houfe  is 
i4.2i.«j^/,ofthe  houfe  being  angry 
i7.i3.Jefus,A^er,have  mercy  on  us 
18. 18. good  Mafler,what  (hall  I  doe  to  inherit 
i9.39./W<7yZe?-,rebuketby  difciples 
20.21.  Mafter,  we  know  thou  teacheftrighteo. 

39.anfwering,  Mafter,  thou  haft  well  laid 
z  1. 7. Mafter, when  (hall  thefe  things  be 
John  1.38. Mafter,  where  dwelleft  thou 

g.io.aitthou  a  mafter  in  Ifrael,and  know  .not 
4.3  i.prayed  him,faying,A£z/?£7',eat 
%  .^.Mafter ,xhvi  woman  was  taken  in  adultery 
9.2.M^.who  did  fin,this  man  or  hisparents 
1 1  A. Maft. the  Jewes  fought  to  ftone  thee,and 
28.the  matter  is  come,  and  callcth  for  thee 
1 3 . 1 3  .ye  call  me  Mafter, and  ye  fay  well 
I4.it" I  then  your  Mafter  have  waihed 
40.  i&'.RabbonijWhich  is  to  fay, Mafter 
ARs  27.1 1  .centurion  beleeved  the  mafter  ofthe 
zTim.z.z  i.fanftified,and  meat  for  the  mafters  ufe 

His  Rafter, 

Gf».24.9-under  the  thigh  of  Abraham  his  mafter 
lo.took  ten  camels  of  his  mafter 

goods  of  his  mailer  were  in  his  hand 
39.2.  he  was  in  the  houfe  of  his  mafter 
3  .his  matter  faw  the  Lord  was  with 
7. his  mafters  wife  caft  her  eyes  upon 
8.h<j  refufed,and  faid  to  his  mafters  wife 
i^.his  mafter  heard  the  words  of  his  wife 
Exod-z  i«4.if  his  mafter  have  given  him  a  wife 
tf.then  his  mafter  (hall  bring  him  unto 

and  his  mafter  (hall  boare  his  eare 
Vent .23 .1 5. thou  (halt  not  deliver  unto  his  mafter 
fervant  which  is  efcaped  from  his  maft. 
Judg.  1 9. 1 1  .fervant  faid  to  his  mafter,  Come 
1 2. and  his  mafter  faid  unto  him,We 

1  Stf/». 20.38. gath.up  the  arrows  &came  to  his  Vit. 

25.10.ferv  —  breake  every  man  from  his  maft. 
29.4.reconcile  himfelf  to  his  ma(t.(hov\d  it  not 

2  JO'B.y.i.Naaman  was  agrcatman  with  hisma. 

25. went  in,  and  flood  before  his  mafter 
6.3  2.ts  not  the  found  of  his  mafters  feet  behind 
8- 1 4-depatted  from  Eli(ha,and  csme  to  his  ma. 
9.3  i.faid,  Had  Zimri  peace,which  flew  hisma. 
19.4.  his  maftet  fent  to  reproach  the  living  God 

1/22.37.4. 
1  Chro.  1 2. 1 9.he  will  fall  to  his  mafter  Saul 
Job  3 . 1 9  and  the  fervant  is  free  from  his  mafter 
Pro.zf.i  3  .he  refreiheth  the  foule  of  his  mafter 
27.1 8.  that  waiteth  on  his  mafter  lhalbe  honou. 
30.io.accufe  not  a  fervant  unto  hsmatter,  left 
Ifa.  1 .3  .the  affe  his  mafters  crib,but  Ifrael 
Mai.  1 .6.and  a  fervant  his  mafter,ii then  I  be  a 
Mat.  10.24.the  difciple  is  not  above  his  Mafter 

Lu\e  6.40. 
25.it  is  enough  that  he  be  as  his  mafter 
Lu\e  6.40.  every  one  that  is  perf.  (halbe  as  his  ma. 
Rom.\\.^.  to  his  own  mafter  he  ftandeth  or  falleth 

My  $®dev. 
Gra.24.1 2.Lord  God  ot  my  mafter  Abraham 

Vcr.. 27,42,48. 
(hew  kindnefle  to  my  mafter  Abrah. 
14.  haft  (hewed  kindneffe  unto  my  mafter 
27.who  hath  not  left  destitute  my  mafter 
Lord  led  me  to  the  houfe  of  my  »z.bro. 

3  5.the  Lord  hath  bleffed  my  matter 
36.my  mafters  wife  bare  a  fon  to  my  mafter 
37.my  mafter  made  me  fweare 

3 9. to  my  0Mj?ei"jperadventare  the  woman 
44.ha"th  appointed  out  for  my  mafters  fori 

4  8. to  take  my  mafters  brothers  daughter 
49.deale  truely  and  kindly  with  my  mafter 
54.fend  me  away  to  my  mafter 

56.  fend  me  away  that  I  may  go  to  my  mafter 
65.fervant  faid,It  is  my  mafter 
39. 8. my  mafter  woteth  not  what  is  with  me 
£.rfla.2i.j.(hall  plainly  fay,I  love  my  mafter 

1  Sam. 24  6.  mould  doe  this  thing  unto  my  mafhr 
30.13. ^my  mafter  left  me  — becaufe  I  fell  fick 

1  j.nordehver  me  into  the  hands  0}  my  maft. 

2  Kjn. f.iB.when  my  maft  goeth  into  the  houfe  of 

20.my 


MAS        MAT 


MAT        MAT 


MAT*       MAT 


20.  my  mafier  hath  fpared  Naaman  the  Syri. 
22.my  mailer  hath  fent  me,fayingjBehold 
6.  i  y  .alas  my  ma[ler,how  mail  wc  doe 
io.9.behold5Iconfpired  againft  my  mafier 
18.24.one  captain  of  the  lift  of  my  tfza.fervant 
lfa.  36.  9. 
27-hath  my  mafier  fent  me  to  thy  mafier 

lfa.  3  6. 1 2. 
1/21.3  6.8.give  pledges  I  pray  thee  to  my  mafier 

Thy  Rafter, 
Gen.14.  y  1  .let  her  be  thy  matters  fons  wife 

1  Sam-z$.  10. rife  up  early  with  thy  mafie i s fervants 

2  Sam.g.g.unto  thy  maft.  fon  all  that  pertained  to 

io.that  thy  mafiers  fon  may  have  food 

but  Mephibofh.tby  maft.fon  (hall  eat 
1 2. 8. gave  thee  thy  mafiers  houfe3&  thy  m. wives 
16. 3. where  is  thy  mafler s  fon  ?  And  Ziba  faid 
2  Kj*»- 1.3. Lord  will  take  away  thy  mafier  to  day 

Vcrfe  y. 

1 6.1et  them  goe  and  feek  thy  mafier 

o.7.(hall  fmite  the  houfe  of  Ahab  thy  mafier 

1 8.27.hath  my  matter  fent  me  to  thy  mafier 

fl^after=fcttilDer. 

1  Cor.  3 .  i  o.as  a  wife  mafier-builder  I  have  laid  the 


Exod.z  i.4.wife  an  d  her  childr.fhall  be  her  makers 
Pfal.  i2j.2.offervantsunto  the  hand  of  their  ma. 
Ecclef.  1 2. 1 1 .  as  nailes  fattened  by  the  mafi.of  a(T. 
Jer.zy.4.  command  them  to  fay  unto  their  mafi. 

thus  (hall  you  fay  unto  your  mafiers 
Amosq.i.y/hkh  fay  unto  their mafir,si'Let  us  drink 
Zepfo.i.9.whichfill  theii  maft.  houfe  with  violence 
Mat.6. 24.no  man  can  ferve  two  mafiers 

2  j. 10, neither  be  ye  called  mafters;(ot  one 
Lul(e  1 6. 1  3  .no  fervant  canjerve  two  makers 
Acts  16.16.  which  brought  her  mafiers  much  gain 

1 9. when  her  mafiers  faw  that  the  hope 
Epbef.6.^.  fervants  be  obedient  unto  your  mafiers 

o.ye  mafiers  doe  the  fame  things  unto  them 
tV.j.22.obey  in  all  things  yourmafiers  according 
4.1.  mafiers  give  unto  your  fervants  that  which 
1  TJ02. 6.1. count  their  mafiers  worthy  of  honour 

2.they  that  hive  beleeving  mafiers  let  them 
Titus  2.9. to  be  obedient  unto  their  own  mafiers 
'Jam.$ .  1 .  my  brethren,be  not  many  mafiers 
1  Vet.  2.18  .fervants  be  fubjeft  to  your  mafiers 

Exod.  3 2. 1 8. the  voice  of  them  that  ihout  for  maft. 
DaiL6.z4.and  the  lions  had  the  mafierie  of  them 

1  Cor.9. 2  j.  that  ftriveth  for  the  mafierie,is  temper. 

a^aftcrlcs. 

2  Tim.i.  y.if  a  man  alfoftrive  for  maficries, yet 

lfa.  3 4.1  y  .vultures  be  gath.every  one  y/th  her  mate 
16.  none  (hall  want  her  mate 

^athufala,  See  S^ethnfalar;. 
apatreD. 
Gcn.16.19.  Mehctabel ,  daughter  of  Matred 

1  Chro. 1.50. 
fljjjatr.f 


22.fon  of  Mattaniab, fon  of  Micah,  fons  of 
1 2.8.andMfitt<rawf;,which  was  over  the  thank. 

2  j  .MattaniabJS  akbukiab,Obadiah 

3  y  .the  fon  of  Mattaniah,{on  of  Jvlichaiah 
13.13  .Haman,  fon  of  Zaccur,  the  fon  of  Mat. 

iapattattja. 
Eya  10.33.of  the  fons  of  Hafhum,Mattenai,Afrz. 
Lukj  3.3 1  .which  was  the  fon  of  Mattatba 

S9attati)fal?, 
1  Cbro.i  y.2i.&  Mattatbiab3and  Eliphelet,&  Mit. 

fl^attenat. 
E?ra  10.3  3.ofthe  fons  of  Hafhum,Maf.Mattatha 

3  7. Mattaniab,  Atotowj,  and  Jaafan 
2vefe.12.29.of  ]oiaiib,Mattenai :  of  Jedaiah,Uzzi 

1  fatter. 

Ge».24.9.fware  to  him  concerning  that  matter 

30.1  y.  a  fmall  matter  that  thou  haft  taken  my 

Exod.  18.16.when  they  have  a  matter ,they  come  to 

22.great  matter  they  (hal  bring  unto  thee,but 

every  (ma^matter  they  (liall  judge 

26\every  fmall  mat.they  judged  themfelv.es 

23.7. keep  thee  far  from  a  falfe  matter 
N11m.16.49.  befide  them  that  died  about  the  ma.of 

2y.i8.beguiled  in  the  m.of  Peor,&  in  the  m.of 

3 1. 16. to  commit  trefpaffe  in  the  matt,  of  Pcor 
Dea^3.26.fpeak  no  more  unto  me  of  this  matter 

17.8.  if  there  arife  a  matter  too  hard  for  thee 

1 9. 1  y  .mouth  of  three  witn.fhall  the  ma-be  efta. 

22. 26.againft  his  neighbour,  fo  is  this  matter 
Ruth  3.i8.untill  thou  know  how  the  mat.v/ill  fall 

1  Sam.  10.16.of  the  matter  of  the  kingdom  he  told 

20.23.  as  touching  the  matt.  w<h  thou  &  I  have 

3 9.only  Jonathan  and  David  knew  the  mat. 

30.24.who  will  hearken  unto  you  in  this  mat. 

2  Sam.i.q.DwA  faid,How  went  the  mat.  tell  me 

18. 1 3. for  there  is  no  mat.hid  from  the  King 
i9.42.whercfore  then  be  ye  angry  for  this  mat. 
20.18. at  Abehand  fo  they  ended  the  matter 
_  2i.the«ratterisnotfo:  but  a  man  of  mount 
1 Kjn.8.  y 9>at  all  times,  as  the  matter  lliall  require 
1  y.y.  favc  only  in  the  matter  of  IJrijah  the  Hit. 

1  Cbro.z6.i  a-for  every  matter  pertaining  to  God 

27.i.that  ferved  the  King  in  any  matter  of  the 

2  Chro.S.  1 5. from  the  com.o|the  King  con. any  m. 

24.5. and  fee  chat  ye  ba^e  the  matter 
E^ra  y.y.ceafe  till  the  matter  came  to  Darius 

returned  anfw  .by  letter  concern.thiswd. 
1 7. his  pleafure  to  us  concerning  this  matter 
io.4.arife,for  this  matter  belongeth  unto  thee 
9.fate  trembling  becaufe  of  this  matter 
1 4.untill  wrath  for  this  matter  be  taken 
1  y  .were  imployed  about  this  matter 
1 6-fate  down  to  examine  the  matter 
Ncb.6.  r  3  .they  might  have  matter  for  evill  report 
E  fiber  2.2  3.inquifition  was  made  of  the  matter 

9.26.wcl1  rhey  had  feen  concerning  this  matter 
Job  1 9.28. feeing  the  root  of  the  matter  is  found 

3  2.i8.forIam  full  of  matter,  the  fpirit  within 
Pfal.^f.  1. my  heart  is  inditing  a  good  matter 
64.y.they  incourage  themfelves  in  an  evill  mat. 


1  &z;#.io.2i.by  their  families,family  of  Mat.v/zs  l^ro.i  1.1 3.  ofa  faithfull  fpirit  conccaleth  the  mat. 


Exod.  1 3. 1 2. apart  unto  the  L.al  that  open.the  ma. 

1 5-alI  that  openeth  the  matrix  being  males 

34.r9.nll  that  openeth  the  matrix  is  mine 

N7«».3.i2.inftead  ofthc  firft-bo.that open.the  m. 

1 8 . 1  y .every  thing  that  openeth  the  matrix 

Rattan, 

2  K»iI-i8.and  flew  Mattan  the  prieft  of  Baal 

2  Cfo-0s.23.i7 . 
Jer.  3  8.  i.then  Shephatiah  fon  of  Mattan,and 

2V«».2i.i8.from  the  wildernes  they  went  toMa. 
19.  and  from  Mattanah  to  Nahaliel 
SSMtaniarj. 
2  Kin  24.  i7.madeMrt«jthis  fathers  brother  Kin<* 

1  Cbro.g.ij.andMattan.fon  of  Micah,fon  of  Zich. 

2  5 .4.fons  of  Heman,Bukkiah,  Mattariiab 
1 6.the  ninth  to  Mattamah3he  and  his  fons 

2  Cho.zo.  i4.fon  of  Mattaniah,aLevite  of  the  fons 

29.13.fons  of  Azaph,  Zecharhh,Mattaniab 
Eya  1 0.2^.  of  the  fons  of  Elam,  Mat .  Zechariah 
27.  of  the  fons  of  Zattu,Kliz(hib.Mattaniab 
30.the  fons  of  Pahath,Moab,Maafiah,Af^. 
37. Mattaniah,  Mattenai  Jaafan 
tfc&.ii.i/.and  Mattaniab  fon  of  Micha,  was 


6.20.he  that  handleth  a  matter  wifely  (hall 

17.9.  he  that  repeats  a  matter  feparatcth  very  fr. 

J  8. 1 3  .he  that  anfwereth  a  ma. before  he  heareth 

2f.2.  honour  of  Kings  is  to  fearch  oufa  matter 

Ecckfi.8.  feeft  oppreffion,marvell  not  at  the  mat. 

10.20.that  which  hath  wings  (hall  tell  theTKtf. 

1 2. 1 3. let  us  hear  the  conclud.  of  the  whole  m. 

./V. 3 8. 27. off  fpeaking,for  the  mat.  was  not  perc. 

£^^.9. 1  i.reported  the  matter, hying,!  have  done 

1^.20.  is  this  of  thy  whoredoms  a  fmall  matter 

D<w.i.i4.confented  unto  them  in  this  matter 

2.io.notamanonearthcan(hew  the  K'm.mat. 

2  3. made  known  unto  us  the  Kings  matter 
3.i6.notcarefulltoanfwer  thee  in  this  matter 
4-i  7.  this  matter  is  by  the  decree  of  the  watch. 
7.28.hitherto  is  the  end  ofthematter 

but  I  kept  thematter  in  my  heart 
9-23  .therefore  underftand  the  matter,znd 
Mar.i.tf.znd  to  blaze  abroad  the  matter 

io.io.difciples  asked  him  of  the  fame  matter 
Atls  8. 2 1. thou  haft  neither  part  nor  lot  in  this  m. 
xi.4.but  Peter  rehearfed  the.mat.  from  the  beg. 
1  y.6.came  together  to  confider  of  the  matter 
i7.32.willheare  thee  again  of  this  matter 
i8.i4.Gallio  faid,If  it  were  a  matter  o£  wrong 


19-38.  matter  ags'mH  any  man,the  law  is  orei 
24.22.  I  will  know  the  u.ttrmoft  of  your  matt. 

1  Cor.6.1.  having  a  w^.agaiuft  another ,go  to  law 

2  Cor.j.i  i.approved  your  fdves  clear  in  this  mat. 

9. 5. might  be  ready  as  a  matter  of  bounty 
Gal.z.6,  whatfoever  it  were  it  makcth  no  matter  . 
1  Thef.q,6.no  man  defraud  his  brot.in  any  matter 
/<z«2.3.j.beholdhG\vgreata»wtfe/-a  little  fire     « 

patters, 
iOTrf.24.14.any  matters  to  do,let  him  come  unto 
Dent.  i7.8.being  matters  of  controverfie  within 

1  Sam.16.1 8. prudent  in  matttrs,av.&  a  comely  per. 
2SiJCT.11.r9.haft  made  an  end  of  telling  the  mat. 

1  y.3.Ablalom  faid, Thy  matters  are  good  and 
19.29.  why  fpeakeft  thou  any  more  of  thy  mat. 

2  Chro.  1 9. 1 1  .over  you  in  all  matters  of  the  Lord 

1 1. and  Zebadiah,forall  the  Kings  matters 
"Neb.  1 1.24.  in  all  matters  concerning  the  people 
E  fiber  3.4.10  fee  whether  Mordecai  his  #*,wouId 
9.3i.»MZrmoftheir  faftingSjand  their  cry 
'32.decreeof  Efth.confirmed  thefe  ;«.ofPu. 
Job  33. 1 3.  he  giv.not  account  for  any  of  his  mat. 
Vfal.$  y.20.devifedeceitfull  »M.againft  them  that 
1 3 1.  i.neither  exercife  my  felt  in  high  matters 
Dan.  1. 20 .and  in  all  matters  of  wifdome  he  found 
7.1.  wrote  a  dream,  &  told  the  fum  of  the  mat. 
Mat.z3.z$.8c  have  omitted  the  weightier  matters 
Atls.  1 8. 1 5. 1  will  be  no  judge  of  fuch  matters 
19-3  9. if  any  thing  concerning  other  matters 
2  y.  20.Jerufal.and  there  be  jucjged  of  thefe  mat. 
1  c*o/-.6.2.unworthy  to  judge  the  fmalleft  matters 
1  Pet.  4. 1 5.  or  as  a  bufie-body  in  others  mens  mat 

S^atthan.    ^attljat. 
Mat.  1 .1  y.begat  Mattban,Mittban  begat  Jacob 
Lu\e  3 .24.  which  was  the  fon  of  Matthat 

Verfe  29. 
Sjjatthatfoiasr. 

Lu\e  3. 2y. which  was  the  fon  of  Matthatbias 

Verfe  26. 
5^attljeu). 

Mat.g.g  he  faw  a  man  named  Matthervfitting 
io.3.Thomas,and  Matthew  the  publicane 
Mar\  3.18.  BartholomewjAf atthew,and  Thomas 
Lu\e  6.ij  Malth.ThoKms,  James,thefon  of  Alp. 
Affs  i.i3.Thomas,Birtholomew,itf<tffto?> 

^attrjtast. 
Ails  i.2  3.Jofephcalled  Barfabas,and Matthias 
2$.and  the  lot  fell  upon  Maltbias3md  he 
ajhttftWar). 
1  Chro.9.1 1  .Matfitbiab,orK  of  the  Levites,had 
1 5.18  Benaiah,Maaliab,and  Mattithiah 
i6.y.and  Mattithiah, and  Eliab,and  Benaiah 
2  y. 3. and  Matl>tbiah,Gx,\mder  the  bands  of 
2 1.  the  fourteenth  to  Mattitbiab,be,his 
E\r.  io.43.ofthefonsofKeba,Jehiel,  Mattithiah 
Neb.8-4.and  befide  him  ftood  Mattithiah 

#attec&$, 
1  Sam.  1 3 .  20.  to  fliarpen  every  man  his  mattocl^e 
//a.7.2y.  hils  that  (hafbe  digged  with  the  mattoc\ 

fljjattocfcesf. 
1  Sam.  13.21  .yet  they  had  a  file  for  the  mattockes 
z  Chi <j>. 3 4.6.  with  tbeh mattockes  roundabout 


Dcut.  1 8. 3. unto  the  priefts,two  cheeks  &  the  move 

SlfJarole. 
P;'0.2y,i8.beareth  falfe  witnefleis a  mawle3  and 

#aj». 
2  Sam.  1  y  .20.  feeing  I  goe  whither  I  may  returne 
Mat.g.zi.'tflmaybut  touch  his  garment,!  (hall 

26.42.  if  this  cup  may  nor,  pafle,thy  will  be 
Heb. 7. 9. and3  as  I  may  fo  fay.Levi  payed  tithes  in 

flpag  be. 
Gin.  12.13  .that  it  may  be  evill  with  thee  for  thy 
i6.2.it  may  be  that  I  may  obtain  children 
2  l.jo.may  be  a  witnefle,that  I  have  digged  this 
28.3  that  thou  may  be  a  multitude  of  people 
42.16.that  your  words  maybe  proved 
Exod.9. 2  2.ftretch  forth  thine  hand  that  there  m.be 
10.21.ftre.for.  thy  hand  that  there  at.be  daikn. 
even  darkneffe  which  may  be  felt 
1 3.9-that  the  Lords  law  may  be  in  thy  mouth 
20.20.  &  that  his  fear  may  be  before  your  faces 
2cT.i  i.couple  the  tent  together  that  it  maybe 
27. y. that  the  netmay  be  to  the  midft 
28. 28. tjiat  it  may  be  above  the  curious  girdle 
30. 1 6. that  it  may  be  a  memoriall  unto  the  chi.  | 
2Q.fanc~ti(]ei 


MAY        MAY 


MAY 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


2Q.fanftifie  them  that  they  may  be  moft  holy 
Lev.  1 1 . 3 4«all  meat  that  w.be  eaten,  &  drink  that 
47.beaft  that  may  be  eaten,and  that  may  not 
I4.8.himfelfe  in  water,that  he  may  be  cleane 
2 1.  j.  for  her  he  may  be  defiled 
2  j. a  i  .that  it  may  be  an  holy  convocation 
24.7 .pure  frankincenfejthat  it  may  be  on  the 
Num.7. $.thit  they  may  be  to  doe  the  fervice  of 
10. 10.  they  may  be  for  a  memoriall  before 
.3  2.3  z.that  the  poffeffion  on  this  fide  Jord.way 
Deut.<). 3  3. that  you  may  live,&  that  it  may  be  well 
6.3  .obferve  to  doe  it,that  it  may  be  well  with 

i8.good  in  the  fight  of  the  Lo.that  it  maybe 
1  i.i8.they  may  be  as  frontlets  between  your 
a  2.7.  let  the  damofell  goe,that  it  may  be  well 
29.13  .that  he  may  be  unto  thee  a  God 
31.19.  that  this  fong  may  be  a  witneffe  for  me 
26.that  it  may  be  there  for  a  witneffe 
Jojh.^.6  thzt  this  may  be  a  figne  amongft  you 

22.27.  but  that  it  may  be  a  witnefs  between 
Judg.  1 9.9.  lodge  here,that  thy  heart  may  be  merry 
Riitb  1  •  1 1 .  that  they  way  be  your  husbands 
3. 1. reft  for  thee,that  it  may  be  well  with  thee 
4. 1 4.that  his  name  may  be  famous  in  Ifrael 

1  Saw.8.20.thatwe  waybelikeall  the  nations 

14-6.it  may  bfj.be  Lord  will  work  for  us 

24-that  I  May  be  avenged  of  mine  enemies 
18.2 1  .fhe  may  bea  fnare,&  Philift.  may  be  ag. 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1  j  .that  he  maybe  fmitten  and  die 

14.1f.it  may  be  that  the  King  will  performe 
16.1 2.it  may  be  that  the  Lord  will  looke 
2  JfCiw.19-4.it  may  be  the  Lord  thy  God  will  heare 

1  Cko.4.io.fromevillj  that  it  may  not  grieve  me 

17.27.that  it  may  be  before  thee  for  ever 

2  Chro.7.1 6.that  my  name  may  be  there  for  ever 

13.9.&  feven  rams,the  fame  may  be  a  prieft 
E^a  4.1  y.that  fearch  may  be  made  in  the  booke 

9. 1 2.  that  ye  may  be  ftrong,and  eat  the  good  of 
2W?.4.22.that  in  the  night  they  may  be  aguard 
Job  1 . 5  .it  may  be  that  my  fons  have  finned 

22.2.  that  is  wife  may  be  profitable  to  himfelfe 
3  2.20.I  will  fpeake,that  I  may  be  refrefiied 
Pfal.fg.  1 3  .confume  them,that  they  may  not  be 
60.4.  may  be  difplayed  becaufe  of  the  truth 
83 .4. that  Ifra.  may  be  no  more  in  remembrance 
1 44. 1 2. our  fons  may  be  as  plants  in  their 

our  daughters  may  be  as  corner  ftones 

1 3 .  that  our  garners  may  be  full,  affording 

14.  that  our  oxen  may  be  ftrong  to  labour 
Pro.% . 1 1  .&  all  things  that  may  be  detired  are  not 

22.19.that  thy  truft  maybt  in  the  Lord 
Eccl.1.1  o.any — wherof  it  m.  be  faid,This  is  new 
I/<2,io.2.thatwidowes  may  be  their  prey 
30.8  .that  it  may  be  for  the  time  to  come 

18 .  Lord  wait  that  he  may  be  gracious  unto 
57.4-.it  may  be  the  Lord  will  heare  the  words 
43.9.their  witneffesjthat  they  way  be  juftified 
44.9.they  fee  not,know  not,that  they  may 
46.y.to  whom  compare  me,that  we  maybt  like 
5 1 .  i4.captive  exile  hafteneth  that  he  may  be 

60.2  i.worke  of  mine  hands,that  I  may  be  glo. 
/f>'.7.23.wayes  I  commanded  you,  it  may  be  well 

1 1. 1 9.  that  his  name  may  be  no  more  rememb. 
29.  ifi.ye  may  be  increafed,and  not  diminished 
36.3.  it  may  be  the  houfe  of  Judah  will  hearken 
7,it  may  be,they  will  prefent  their  fupplicat. 
42. 6.  that  it  may  be  well  with  us  when  we  obey 
5  i.8.balme  for  ber,if  fo  be  fhe  may  be  healed 
Lam.i.i9.\£{o  be  there  may  be  hope 
£^f£.6.6.that  your  altars  may  be  laid  wafte 

1 2. 3  .it  may  be  they  will  Confider,  though 
14.11. but  that  they  way  be  my  people,and  I 
24.1  i.braffe  way  be  hot,and  filthineffe  maybt 
34.10.that  they  may  not  be  meat  for  them 


i4.kill  him,that  the  inheritance  may  be  ours 
21.36.  that  ye  may  be  counted  worthy 
John  12.3 6.beleeve  in  the  light,that  ye  m.  be  chil. 
13.18.  that  the  Scripture  may  be  fulfilled 
14.3  .that  where  I  am,there  ye  may  be 
i6.24.ihallreceive,that  your  joy  maybt  full 
1 7. 1 1. that  they  may  be  one,as  we  are  one 

Verfe  22. 
2 1  .that  they  alfo  may  be  one,as  thou  Father 

that  they  alfo  may  be  one  in  us 
23.  that  thtjma)  be  made  perfect  in  one 
2<5.1ove  W-vybein  them,andl  in  them 

1  0.3. 18. let  him  become  a  foole,that  he  way  be 
5.7.  may  be  a  new  lump,as  ye  are  unleveaned 
7.34,things  of  the  Lord,that  fhe  may  be  holy 
i4.io.thereare,it  may  be,fomany  kinds  of  voi. 
if.28.fubjeft,that  God  way  be  all  in  all 
16.6.  and  it  way  be  that  I  willabide,yea,and 

io.fee  he  may  be  with  you  without  feare 

2  C<H".4.7.the  excellency  of  the  power  wa.be  of  G. 
8.1 1.  fo  there  may  bea  performance  alfo 

14  that  your  abundance  may  be  a  fupply 

their  abund.alfow.be  a  fup.  tor  your 
that  there  may  be  equality 
9.3.  that  as  I  faid,  you  may  be  ready 
Epbef.6.  j.that  it  may  be  well  with  thee,  and  thou 
Pbil.z.i  ^.that  ye  may  be  blameleffc  3nd  harmieffe 
19-that  I  alfo  way  be  of  good  comfort 
2 8. and  that  I  may  be  the  leffe  forrowfull 
1  Tim.  5.7. in  charge,that  they  may  be  blameleffe 
2Ty«.3.i7.thattheman  ofGod  way  be  perfect 
Titus  1. 1 3.that  they  may  be  found  in  the  faith 
Jam.  i .4.her  perfect  worke,he  may  be  perfect 
1  John  i.4.unto  you,tl*u  your  joy  may  be  full 

^^8.37.  beleeveft  with  all  thy  heart  ,thou  mayeft 

fl©apeft  be. 
Gen.18.3 .  that  thou  mayeji  be  a  multitude  of  peo. 
Num.10.1 1.&  thou  mayeft  be  to  us  inftead  of  eyes 
Deaf.26.19.that  thou  mayeft  be  an  holy  people 
Neh.6.6.  buildeft  the  walljthat  thou  w.be  their  K. 
Job  40.8.wilt  thou condemne  me,that  thou  ma.bt 
Pfal.i  30.4.with  thee,that  thou  mayefl be  feared 
7/d.2  3.i6.fingmany  Tongs,  that  thou  ma.  be  rem. 

49.6.that  thou  m.be  my  falvation  unto  the  end 
Jer.^.i^.tnint  heart  from  wickedneffe,thou  w.be 

3  o.  1 3  .none  to  plead,that  thou  mayeft  be  bound 
Luty  ig.i.for  thou  mayeft.  be  no  longer  fteward 

S^ajjarotrj. 
Job  38.3  2.canft  thou  bring  forth  Maigarotb 

Gen.\.\  3  .ferpent  beguiled  we,and  I  did  eat 
41. io. both  me  and  the  chiefe baker 
1  3  .we  he  reftored  unto  my  office 
42.3  6. me  have  ye  bereaved  of  my  children 

Exod.y.i^none  like  me  in  all  the  earth 

1  Saw.8_7.but  they  have  rejected  me 

2  Sam.  18. 29. when  Joab  fent  me  thy  fervant 
1  Vjn. i.26.but  we,even  me  thy  fervant,  hath 
J/a.5 7.8.difcovered  thy  felfe  to  another  then  me 

65 .  i.I  faid,Behold  me,  behold  me 
Jer.17.1B.bt  confounded  that  perfecute  me    : 

bat  let  not  me  be  diimayed 
50.44.who  is  likewe,and  who  will  appoint  we 
Hof.  1 3 ,4.know  no  God  but  me 
Afjf.io.37.1oveth  father  or  mother  more  then  we 
loveth  fon  or  daughter  more  then  me 
40.receiveth  we,and  he  that  receiveth  me 
19.17.  why  called  thou- we  good  .?there  is 

Luty  18.19. 
26.11.  but  me  ye  have  not  alwayes 

Marty  14.7.  John  12.8. 
Mar\  9.37.receiveth  we>and  whofoever  receiv.  me 

John  13.20, 


DOT4.27.if  it  maybt  a  lengthening  of  thy  ttanfg.     Z.(^eio.i6.defp4fethwe5defpifeth  him  that  fent  we 

6.1  y.  which  the  King  eftablifhed  may  be  chang.  I  John  5  46.but  ye  would  have  beleeved  me 
Hfl/!8.4.made  them  idols,that  they  maybe  cut  off  J      7-7.cannot  hate  you,  but  me  it  hateth 


Amos  5.15.11  may  be  the  Lord  will  be  gracious 
Jonah  1.1  i.doe  to  thee,that  the  fea  w.be  calme  to 
Zeph.i.i.may  be  ye  fhall  be  hid  in  the  day  of 
Afrrf.<;.4f  .that  ye  may  be  the  children  of  your  Fath. 
6<4.that  thine  almes  may  be  in  fecret 
23. 16.  that  theoutfide  of  them  ma.bt  clean  alfo 
Ma  ty  5 .  23.that  fhe  may  be  healed,  and  fhall  live 
Luke  43  comrnand this ftone that  it  may  be  made 
20.13.it  may  be  they  will  reverence  him 


8.i9.ye  neither  know  we,nor  my  Father 

if  ye  had  knowne  we,ye  fhould 
io.30.though  yebeleeve  not  we,beleeve 
14.9.  yet  haft  thou  not  known  we,Philip 
1 5.2  3. he  that  hateth  me,  hateth  my  Father  alfo 

24.hated  both  me  and  my  Father 
i6.3.not  known  the  Father  nor  me 
i7.y.now50  Father,glorifie  thou  we 
1 8.2i.why  askeft  thou  we,aske  them  wcFl  heard 
Ooo  2 


23«but  ifwelljwhy  fmiteftthouWe 
19. 1 1.  he  tint  delivered  me  unto  thee,hath  the 
ii.iy.loveft  thou  we  more  then  thefe 

i6.1oveftthou  me  Ver.17. 

Afts  9.4.Saul,Saul,  why  perfecuteft  thou  we 

Chap.  22.7. 
1  Cor.15.3i.  whatadvantagethitweifthedead 

Above  £$e, 
1  Sam.i. 2g.znd  honoureft  thy  fons  above  trie 

About  &f)e, 
Dewf.17.14.  like  as  the  nations  that  are  about  We 
Job  29. 5. when  my  children  were  about  we 
pyaZ.88.17.came  round  about  we  daily  like  water 

1 39.1  i.even  the  night  fhall  be  lightabout  we 
Jonah  2.6. earth  with  her  bars  was  about  we 
AEis  22. 6. a  great  light  round  about  me 

26. 1 3  .ihining  round  about  me 

After  Slfje. 
Gen. 3 1. 36.that  thou  haft  fo  hotly  purfued  aft. we 
Judg.T,. 28. faid  unto  them^Follow  after  we 
1  Sam.  1 4. 1 2. unto  his  armour-bea.Come  up  af.we 

24.2 1. not  cut  offmy  feed  after  we 
1  Kin.1.1 3  .afluredly  Sol.thy  fon  (hal  reign  afr.we 
Chap.  17.30. 
24. that  Adonijah  (liall  reigne after  we 
Ecclef.i.1%. unto  the  man  that  fhall  be  after  me 
Ifa. 43 .  10.  neither  fhall  there  be  after  we 
Jer.z.i.vitnttG:  after  we  in  the  wilderneffe 
Mat.j.n.ht  that  cometh  after  me  is  mightier  ' 
1 0.3  8  ,and  folio weth  not  after  we,is  not 
16.24.come  after  we,let  him  deny  himfelf 
Marty  1 .7. cometh  one  mightier  then  I  after  me 
1 7. faid  unto  them, Come  ye  after  we 
8.34.whofoever  will  come  after  we,Iet  him 

Lutyg.zi. 
Luty  14.27.&  come  after  we,cannot  be  my  difcip. 
John  1  •  1 5  .he  that  cometh  after  we  is  preferred 

Chap.27.30. 
Alts  1 3.2 f  cometh  one  after  we,  whofe 
Kow.io.20.untothemthat  asked  not  after  we 

Againft  fl^e. 
Gen.io.6. 1  with-held  thee  from  finning  agai.  we 
34.30. they  (hall  gather  themfelves  toge.  zg.me 
42. 3  6.all  thefe  things  are  againft  we 
50.20.ye  thought  evill  againft  me 
Exod.  23.33  •kfr  £hey  make  thee  fin  againft  we 

3  2.3  3. whofoever  hath  finned  againft  we,him 
Leu.26.40.which  they  trefpaffed  againft  we 
Num.  1 4. 27  .which  murmure  againft  we 
29.which  have  murmured  againft  we 
3  f.that  are  gathered  together  againft  me 
22.y.and  they  abide  over  againft  we 
34.ftoodeft  in  the  way  againft  we 
Deut.  32.51  .becaufe  ye  trefpaffed  againft  we 
Jud<r.6.i9.\tt  not  thine  anger  be  hot  againft  we 
V"!  2.1eft  Ifrael  vaunt  themfelves  againft  we 
1 1 . 1 2.come  againft  we  to  fight  in  my  land 

27.doft  me  wrong  to  war  againft  we 
1 2.3.10  me  this  day  to  fight  againft  we 
20.5.men  of  Gibeah  rofe  againft  we 
Ruth  1 . 1 3  .hand  of  the  Lord  is  gone  out  agai.  we 
2i.feeing  the  Lord  hath  teftifkd  againft  we 

1  Sam.i  2.3  .witneffe  againft  we  before  the  Lord 
17.3  5. when  he  arofe  againft  we  I  caught  him 
22.8.all  of  you  have  confpired  againft  we 

ftirred  up  my  fervant  againft  we 
1 3. why  have  ye  confpired  againft  we 

that  he  fhould  rife  up  againft  we 
26.19.  if  the  Lo.have  ftirred  thee  up  againft  we 
28.15.  for  the  Philiftins  make  war  againft  we 

2  SdW.8.13.  wouldeft  have  fetthy  felfe  agai.we 
22.40.them  that  rofe  up  againft  we  haft  thou 

49.above  them  that  rofe  up  againft  we 
24.17.be  ag.we,and  againft  my  fathers  houfe 
2  %}n. 3 .7  .King  of  Moab"hath  rebelled  againft  we 
5.7.I10W  he  feeketh  a  quarrell  againft  me 
i6.7.which  rife  up  againft  we 
1 8 .  20.that  thou  rebelleft  againft  we 
1 9. 27. and  thy  rage  againft  we 
2 8. becaufe  thy  rage  againft  we  is  come 

Jp.37.29. 
Neb.6. 1 2.  pronounced  this  prophefie  againft  me 
Job 6.4.doe  fet  themfelves  in  aray  againft  we 
10.  i7.thoureneweft  thy  witneffe  againft  we 
changes  and  war  are  againft  me 
ij^e^writefi 


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i  $.26.wrkeft  bitter  things  againft  me 
16.8. which  is  a  witneffe  againft  me 

10.  gathered  themfelves  together  againft  me 
19.  j.magnifie  your  felves  againft  me* 
1  i.kindleth  his  wrath  againft  me 
1 2.  and  raife  up  their  way  againft  me 
1 8.1  arofe,and  they  fpake  againft  me 
iy.they  whom  I  loved  are  turned  againft  me 
z  1.17.  ye  wrongfully  imagine  againft  me 
23.6.will  he  plead  againft  me  with  his  great 
27. 7. and  he  that  rifeth  up  againft  we,as 
30. 1 2.they  raife  up  aga.  me  the  wayes  of  their 

2  1. thou  oppofeft  thy  felf  againft  me 
3 1. 38. if  my  land  cry  againft  me 
3  z.  i4.not  directed  his  words  againft  me 
•     33.io.behold3he  findeth  occafions  againft  me 
Pfal.2.  i>many  are  they  that  rife  up  againft  me 
6.fet  themfelves  againft  me  round  about 
18.39.  thofe  that  rofe  up  againft  me 

48. above  thofe  that  rife  up  againft  me 
27.3.  though  an  hofte  fhould  encamp  ag.  me 

though  war  fhould  rife  againft  me 
1 2.falfe  witneffes  are  rifen  up  againft  me 
3 1.1  f  .while  they  took  counfell  together  ag.we 

3  y.  1. fight  againft  them  that  fight  againft  me 

1  y. gathered  themfelves  together  againft  me 
2 1. opened  their  mouth  wide  againft  me 
26. that  magnifie  themfelves  againft  me 
36. 1 1. foot  of  pride  come  againft  me 
38.  i6.they  magnifie  themfelves  againft  me 

4  i.7.whifper  together  againft  me 

againft  me  doe  they  devife  my  hurt 
9.  hath  lift  up  his  heele  againft  me 
54.3.  ftrangers  are  rifen  up  againft  me 

5  J .  1 2.  that  did  magnifie  himfelfe  againft  me 

1 8. from  the  battell  that  was  againft  me 
56.2.they  be  many  that  fight  againft  me 

5  .all  their  thoughts  are  againft  me  for.CTill 
J9- 1  -from  them  that  rife  up  againft  me 
3. the  mighty  are  gathered  againft  me 
65.3.  iniquities  prevaile  againft  me 
69. 1  i.they  that  tit  in  the  gates  fpeak  againft  me 
71. ic.  mine  enemies  fpeak  againft  me 
8  6. 1 4.the  proud  are  rifen  againft  me 
92.1 1  .defirc  of  the  wicked  that  rife  up  aga.  me 
102.8.  they  that  are  mad  againft  me 

are  fworne  againft  me 
109. 2.mou.of  the  deceitfull  are  opened  ag.  me 
fpoken  againft  me  with  a  lying  tongue 
3  fought  againft  me  without  a  caufe 
1 1 9. 2 3. princes  fpeak  againft  me 

6$x\\e  proud  have  forged  a  lie  againft  me 
1 29.2. yet  they  have  not  prevailed  againft  me 
Pro.  8. 3  6.but  he  that  finneth  againft  me 
Ifa.i.z.znd  they  have  rebelled  ag3i'nft  me 
27.4.and  thornes  againft  me  in  battell 
3<j.j.that  thou  rebelleft  again  ft  me 
3 7. 18.I  know  thy  rage  againft  me 
43-27. thy  teachers  have  tianfgreffed  againft  me 
66. 24. that  have  tranfgreffed  againft  me 
Jer.z.S  the  paftors  alfo  tranfgreffed  againft  me 
29. you  ail  have  tranfgreffed  againft  me 
4. 1 7. haft  been  rebellious  againft  me 
j.i  1. have  dealt  very  treacheroufly  againft  me 
1 1. 19.  that  they  had  devifed  devifes  againft  me 
1 2.8.it  cryeth  out  againft  me 
18.2  3-thou  knoweft  all  their  counfell  ag./#e 
33  8. whereby  they  have  finned  againft  me 

whereby  they  have  tranfgreiTed  ag.we 
yi.i.tb3trifeupag3inftwe,adeftroying 
Lam.  t .  1  j-an  afiembly  againft  me  to  crufh  my 
3. 3. ag.we  he  is  turnedjhe  turn.his  hand  ag.  me 
y.hehaihbuilded  againft  we 
60.  and  all  their  imaginations  againft  me 

Verfe  61. 
6  2  .the  lips  of  thofe  that  rofe  up  againft  me 
and  their  device  ag.we  all  the  day  long 
£\e£.2.3.that  hath  rebelled  againft  me 

tranfgrtffed  againft  me  even  unto  this 
14.1 7<w  hen  the  land  finneth  againft  me 
17.20.that  he  hath  trefpaffed  againft  me 
2  o.  8.but  they  rebelled  againft  me 
1 3.houfe  of  Ifrael  rebelled  againft  me 
2 1  .the  children  rebelled  againft  me 
i7.committed  a  trefpaffe  againft  me 
j8.and  they  that  trefpaffe  againft  me 


3  j.  1 3.  mouth  ye  have  boafted  againft  me 

multiplied  your  words  againft  me 
3  9. 2  3  .becaufe  they  trefpaffed  againft  me 
26.whereby  they  have  trefpaffed  againft  me 
Hof.^.j.  fo  they  finned  againft  me 
6.7.  dealt  treacheroufly  againft  me 
7. 1 3. becaufe  they  have  tranfgreffed  againft  me 
have  fpoken  lies  againft  me 
i4.and  they  rebelled  againft  me 
1  j. imagine  mifchiefe  againft  me 
Mlcah  6.2.  teftifie  againft  me 

7.8.rejoyce  not  againft  we,0  mine  enemies 
Zepb.2.1 1. wherein  thou  haft  tranfgreffed  ag.we 
Mai. 3.1 1. minds  have  been  ftout  againft  me 
Af<tf.i2.30.hethatisnot  with  me  is  againft  me 

Lu^e  11.23. 
18.21.  how  oft  fhall  my  brother  fin  againft  me 
Lu\e  22.j3.firercb.ed  forth  no  hands  againft  me 
John  1 3 . 1 8  .hath  lift  up  his  heele  againft  me 
1 9. 1 1  .no  power  at  all  againft  we,except  it 
A5ls  24. 1 9.if  they  had  ought  againft  me 

At  2$z. 
Pfal.  1 1 8. 1 3. thou  haft  thruft  fore  at  me 
John  7.23  .are  ye  angry  at  me 

Before  $$Z. 
Gen  6. 1 3  .end  of  all  flefh  is  come  before  me 
7.i.feen  righteous  before  me  in  this  generation 
17. 1. walk  before we,and  be  thou  perfect 
3  2.i6.palTe  over  before  we,and  put  a  /pace 

2o.appeafe  with  the  prefent  that  goeth  be.we 
3  3 . 1 4. according  as  the  cattell  that  goeth  be.we 
40.9.behold  a  vine  was  before  me 
Exod.io.2.to  humble  thy  felf  before  me 
20.3.  have  none  othejLgods  before  me 

V  Dent.  j.  7. 

13.1 5.none  fhall  appeare  before  me  empty 

Chap. 34.20. 
.  2  j. 30. upon  the  table  of  fhew-bre3d  before  me 
Num-zz.2z.  becaufe  thy  way  is  perverfe  before  me 
Jude.n.g.znd  the  Lord  deliver  them  before  me 

1  Sam.z.zS.to  wearean  Ephod  before  me 
3  o.fhould  walk  before  me  for  ever 

9. 1 9.  go  up  before  me  unto  the  high  place 
io.8.goe  downe  before  me  to  Gilgal 
16.22. let  David  I  pray  thee  ftand  before  me 
25.19.  goe  on  before  me 

2  Sam.  j.20.broken  forth  on  mine  enemies  be.me 
19.1 3  .be  not  captain  of  the  hoftcs  before  me 
22. 23. all  his  judgements  were  before  me 

1  J0».2.4.towalke  before  me  in  truth 
8.25.  that  they  walke  before  me 

as  thou  haft  walked  before  me 
93.fupplication  that  thou  haft  made  before  me 
4.  if  thou  wilt  walke  before  me 

2  Chron.  7. 17. 
11.36.  may  have  alight  before  we  in  Jerufal. 
2 1 .  29. how  Ahab  humbleth  himfelfe  before  me 
becaufe  he  hath  humbled  bimfelf  be.me 
2  JCis.22.i9.rent  thy  clothesjand  wept  before  me 
2  Chron.  34.27. 
2  Cbron.6.  i6.as  thou  haft  walked  before  me 
34.27.and  humbledftthy  felfe  before  me 
Eya^.  i8.h3th  been  plainly  read  before  me 
Neh.  j .  1 5. former  governours  that  were  before  me 

6.i9.reported  his  good  deeds  before  me 
E(iher  7.8.force  the  Queen  before  me  in 
Job  30. 1 1.  let  loofe  the  bridle  before  me 
3  3 .  j.fet  thy  words  in  order  before  me 
41. 10. who  then  is  able  to  ftand  before  me 
P/i/.i6.8.fetthe  Lord  alwayes  before  me 
1 8.22.all  his  judgements  were  before  me 
23.jf.thou  prepareft  a  table  before  me 
3  8. 1 7.my  forrow  is  continually  before  me 
39. 1. while  the  wicked  is  before  me 
44. 1 5  .my  confufion  is  continually  before  me 
jo.S.to  have  been  continually  before  we 
5  i.3*nd  my  fin  is  ever  before  we 
57.6.  they  have  digged  a  pit  before  me 
89.36.and  his  throne  as  the  fun  before  me 
1 19.30.  thy  judgements  have  I  laid  before  me 
Ecc/cf.i.i6.then  all  they  that  have  been  before  me 
2. 7. above  all  that  were  before  me 
9.more  then  all  that  were  before  me 
Cant.8.1 2.my  vineyard  is  before  me 
J/tf.i.i2.when  yecome  to  appear  before  me 
4 1. 1  .keep  filence  before  weaO  ilands 


43 .  io.before  me  there  was  no  God  formed 
48. 1 9.nor  deftro)  ed  from  before  me 
49.16.thy  wals  a;e  continually  before  me 
57. 1 6. for  the  fpirit  fhould  faile  before  me 
6j.6.behold  it  is  written  before  me,  I 
66. 2 2. fhall  remain  before  wc,  faith  the  Lord 
23  .to  woifhip  before  me,  faith  the  Lord 
Jer. z.zz.yet  thine  iniquity  is  marked  before  me 
6.7.before  me  continually  is  griefe 
7.io.come  and  ftand  before  me  in  this  houfe 
1 5. 1 .  though  Mofes  and  Samuel  flood  bet.me 

1 9. and  thou  fhalt  ftand  before  me 
28.8-prophets  that  have  been  before  we,prcphe. 
30.20.thejr  congregat.  fhalbe  eftablifb.  bef.we 
3  r.36.thofe  ordinances  depart  from  before  me 

ceafc  from  being  a  nation  before  me 
32.3 o.have  onely  done  e vill  before  me 
3  3. 18. want  a  man  bz.io.me  to  offer  burnt-offe. 
3  4. 1  J. ye  had  a  covenant  before  me  in  the 

1 8,wor.of  the  cove.wch  they  bad  made  be.me 
3  5.19.  wanta  man  to  ftand  before  me  forever 
49.i9'fhepheard  that  will  ftand  before  me 

Chap.jo.44. 
E-ks^.z.  1  o.and  he  fpread  it  before  me 
8.1  .elders  of  Judah  fate  before  me 
14. 1.  elders  of  Ifrael  fate  before  me 

Chap.  20.  1. 

16.  jo.  and  committed  abominations  before  me 
22. 3o.and  ftand  in  the  gap  before  me 
36.17.  their  way  was  before  me 
44.1  J.and  they  fhall  ftand  before  me 

•Dd«.2.9.corrupt  words  to  fpeake  before  me 
4. 6. wife  men  of  Babylon  before  me 

8. at  the  laft  Daniel  came  in  before  me 
J.  1  j.Aftrologers  have  bin  brought  in  befo.we 
8.1  j. flood  before  me  as  the  appearance  of 
10.  i6.faid  unto  him  that  flood  before  me 
Jonah  1. 2.  their  wickedneffe  is  come  up  before  me 
Hob.  1. 3. fpoiling  and  violence  are  before  me 
Htfg.2-14.and  fo  is  this  nation  before  me 
Mai.  3 . 1  .prepare  the  way  befote  me 
Luke  19.27.and  flay  them  before  me 
John  1 . 1  j.is  preferred  before  me,  was  before 

Verfe  27. 
30. a  man  which  is  preferred  before  me 

for  he  was  before  me 
j. 7. another  fleppeth  down  before  me 
io.S.all  that  ever  came  before  we,are 
ASls  2  j. 9. there  be  judged  of  thefe  things  befo.  me 
Rem.  16.7  .who  alfo  were  in  Chrift  before  me 
Gal.  1. 1 7. which  were  Apoftles  before  me 

Behind  $$e, 
2  iQn.g.  1 8-  turne  thee  beiinde  me.  And  the 

Veife  19. 
£^.3.i2.heard  behind  me  a  voice  of  a 
Mat.i6.z  3 .  get  thee  behind  me  Satan 

Ma\ei.2i.Lu\e^.B. 
Befide  Jj^e. 
1  Kin.2.zo.  took  my  ion  from  befide  me 
Ifa.42 . 1 1  .befide  me  there  is  no  Saviour 
44.6.  befide  me  there  is  no  God 

8.is  there  a  God  befides  me 
4  j .  J  .none  elfe  jthere  is  no  G  od  befides  we 

Verfe  21. 

6.  that  there  is  none  befldes  me,  I  am  the  L. 

Verfe  21. 

47-8-and  none  elfe  befides  me,  I  fhall  not  fit 

Verfe  10. 

Hof.  1 3.4.  there  is  no  Saviour  befide  me 

Between  sjjfje. 
Gen.9, 1 2.which  I  make  between  me  and  you 
1 3. a  token  of  a  covenant  between  me  and 
ij.eftablilhed  between  we  and  all     Ve.17. 
1 3.8.noftrife,I  pray  thee3between  we  and 
1 6.  j.  Lord  judge  ber ween  me  and  thee 
17.2.  my  covenant  between  me  and  thee 

Chap.7.iOjii 
23.  rj.what  is  that  betwixt  weand  thee 
3  L44.bc  for  a  witneffe  between  me  and  thee 
48. heap  is  a  witneffe  between  me  and  thee 
49. Lord  watch  between  me  and  thee 
jo.Gad  is  witneffe  between  me  and  thee 
j  1.  which  I  have  caft  between  me  and  thee 
Exod.  3 1 . 1 3  .it  is  a  figne  between  me  and  you 

17.  it  is  a  figne  between  me  and  the  childr. 
1  Srfw.14.42.caft  lots  between  me  and  Jonathan 

20.3. but 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  fe 


io.  j  .but  a  ftep  between  we  and  death 

4  i.Lord  be  between  we  and  thee 
24. 1 2.Lord  judge  between  me  and  thee 

1  J.and  judge  between  me  and  thee 

1  Km- 1  y.ip.a  league  between  021?  and  thee 

2  Chron.  1 6.3 . 
7/^.y.j.judge  between  me  and  my  vineyard 
£^.20.  i2.tobea  figne  between  me  and  them 

2  0.they  (hall  be  a  figne  between  me  &  you 
4j.8.and  the  wall  between  me  and  them 

By  $®e. 
Gen.4S.7-  Rachel  died  by  me  in  the  land  of  Can. 
£^orf.jj.2i.behold,thereis  a  place  by  me 
N«W.20.i8.thou  (halt  not  pafTe  by  me 
Deut.  5.3  i.as  for  thee,ftand  thou  here  by  me 
Judg.g.g.w herewith  by  me  they  honour  God,  and 

1  Srt7ft.28.17.as  he  fpake  by  me 

2  5aOT.2j.2.Spirit  of  the  Lord  fpake  by  me 

1  J^i».22.28.the  Lord  hath  not  fpoken  by  me 

2  Chron.  18. 27. 
Jvek4.18.he  that  founded  the  trumpet  was  by  we 
Job  9.1  i.loe  he  goeth  by  we,and  I  fee  him  not 
P/o.8.1 5.  by  we  Kings  raigne 

J  i6.by  we  Princes  rule 

9. 1 1  .by  we  thy  dayes  (hall  be  multiplied 
lfa.46.  3  .w  hich  are  born  thyme 

$4.1 5.  but  not  by  me 
£^,43.6. and  the  man  flood  by  me 
Hof.S  .4.fet  up  Kings,but  not  by  me 
Afa^.ij^.whatfoeverthoumighteftbeprofi.bywe 
Mar\e  7.1 1. 
John  6.  5  7  .even  he  (hall  live  by  me 

10. 9. by  me  if  any  man  enter  in,  he 

1 4.6  .cometh  unto  the  Father  but  by  me 
Ads  27.2$.ftood  by  me  this  night  the  angel 
Rom.  1 5 . 1 8  .which  Chrift  hath  wrought  by  me 

2  Cor.  1. 1 9. even  by  we,and  Silvanus,and  Timoth. 
2.2.fame  which  is  made  forry  by  me 

2  Ti«.4.i7.that  by  me  the  preaching  might 

Concerning  Jftlje, 
/o/fc.  i4.6.Lord  faid  unto  Mofes  concerning  me 
1  Kjn.  2. 4.  words  which  he  fpake  concerning  we 

22.8.not  prophefie  good  concerning  we 

18.no  good  concerning  we,but  evill 

P/a£i38.8.perfec~t  thatwhich  concernethwe 

E^\.  14.7.  to  enquire  of  him  concerning  me 

hul^e  22.j7.things  concerning  we,fhall  have 

24.44.  written  in  the  Pfalmes  concerning  we 
Ads  22.18.  receive  thy  teftimony  concerning  we 

For  $$t. 
Ge?2.23.8.entreat  for  me  to  Ephron 

27.36.  haft  thou  notreferved  a  bleflingfor  we 

30.3  1. if  thou  wilt  doe  this  thing  for  we 
3  j.fo  (hall  my  righteoufnefle  anfwer  for  we 

fo.j.grave  whichl  have  digged  for  we 
Exod.  2.9.  and  nurfe  it  for  we 

8.  2  8.intreatforwe      l 
NtfW.3.4i.thou  (halt  take  the  Levitc  for  we 

1  i.i4.becaufe  it  is  too  heavy  for  we 

22.6.for  they  are  too  mighty  for  We 
Deut. 1 1. 1 9 -may  be  a  witneffe  for  we 
fojh. 24. 1 5. as  for  we  and  my  houfe,we  will 
Judg.j.z.zxt  too  many  for  we  to  give 

1 1. 3  7. let  this  thing  be  done  for  we 

i4>2.now  therefore  get  her  for  we  to  wife 
3. get  her  for  »e,for  (he  pleafeth  me  well 

19.19.  and  wine  alfo  for  we 

1  Sam.  1 2.2  3.  as  for  me,  God  forbid  that  I  (hould 

18.  i7.onely  be  thou  valiant  for  we 
22. 3  .know  what  God  will  doe  for  we 
8. none  of  you  that  is  forry  for  we 
27. 1. nothing  better  for  we,then  that 

2  SdW.3.39.fonsof  Zeruiahbe  too  hard  for  me 

7.j.buildmean  houfefor  we  to  dwell 
10. 1 1. if  the  Syrians  be  too  ftrong  for  we 

1  Chron.  19.1  z. 
.    I4.32.good  for  we  to  have  been  there  ftill 
15.34.then  thou  mayeft  for  we  defeat 
22. 18. for  they  were  too  ftrong  for  we 

1  Kw.  1 3 ,6.pray  for  we,that  my  hand  may  be 

17.1 2.  dreffe  it  for  we  and  my  fon 

2  JCw.4.24.  flacke  not  thy  riding  for  we 

16. 1  5  .brazen  altar  for  we  to  enquire  by 
2  2. 1 3. enquire  of  the  Lord  for  we 

2Cfowf.34.21, 
1  Chro.z  z.j. is  for  we,it  was  in  my  mind  to 


2  8 . 2  .as  for  we,I  ha  d  it  in  my  heart 

29. 1 7. as  for  we,I  have  willingly  offered 
J\7efc.f.i8.thatwhich  was  prepared  (or  we  daily 
Job  6.2  2. or  give  a  reward  for  we  of  your 
i7.i.the  grave  is  ready  for  we 
2i.4.as  for  we,is  my  complaint  to  man 
23.1 4.that  is  appointed  for  me 
29.23  .they  waited  for  we  as  for  the  raine 
4 2. 3. things  too  wonderfull  for  we 
Vfal.i  .3.thou,0  Lord,art  a  fhield  for  we 
5  .7  .as  for  we,  I  will  come  into  thy  hoiife 
7-<.and  awake  for  We  to  the  judgement 
1 7. 1  f  .as  for  we,  behold,  I  will  fee  thy  face 
18.i7.for  they  were  too  ftrong  for  we 
26.1  i.as  for  we,  I  will  walk  in  mine  integrity 
30.1 1. turned  for  we  my  mourning  into 

3  i.4.that  they  have  laid  privily  for  we 

3  5.7.  have  they  hid  for  we  their  net  in  a 

i3.but  as  for  we,  when  they  were  licke,my 
38.4.heavy  burthen,they  are  too  heavy  for  me 

1 2.they  lay  fnares  for  we 
41.1 2.as  for  we,thou  upholdeft  me  in  mine 
5  5.i6.as  forwe,!  will  call  upon  God 
5^.9.this  I  know,  for  God  is  for  we 
5 7.2.to  God  that  performeth all  things  for  we 
6 1 . 3  .for  thou  haft  been  a  (helter  for  we 
69.1 3  as  for  we,  my  prayer  is  unto  thee 
73.2.as  for  we,my  feet  were  almoft  gone 

16.it  was  too  painfull  for  we 
94.16.  rife  up  for  we,who  wil  (land  up  for  we 
109.11.but  doe  thou  for  we,  O  God  the  Lord 
1 19.7 1  .good  for  we  that  I  have  been  afflicted 
8  5. the  proud  have  digged  pits  for  we 
95; .wicked  have  waited  for  we* to  deftroy 
1  ro.the  wicked  have  laid  a  fnare  for  we 
131.1  .nor  in  things  too  high  for  we 
1 39.6.  fuch  knowledge  is  too  wonderf.  for  we 
140. j.proud  Jwe  hid  a  fnare  forwe 

they  have  fet  grins  forwe 
141  #9.which  they  have  hid  for  we 
142. 3. have  they  privily  laid  a  fnare  for  we 

Prfl.30.8.  feed  me  with  food  convenient  for  we 
18.be  three  things  too  w.onderfull  for  me 

I  fa.  3  8 . 1 4  J  am  opprefled  ,undertake  for  we 
44. 7. and  fet  it  in  order  for  we 
49.20.  the  place  is  too  ftrait  forwe 

23-not  beafhamed  that  wait  forwe 
f9.21.as  for  we,thisis  my  covenant  with  them 
6o.9.furely  the  iles  (hall  wait  for  we 
65.1  .fought  of  them  that  aske  not  for  we 

Jer.  1 7 . 1 6. as  for  we,I  have  not  haftened  from 
26. 14.3s  for  we,  behold,I  am  in  your  hand 
29.1 3.  fearch  for  we  with  all  your  heart 
3 1. 27. is  there  any  thing  too  hard  for  we 
4°.to.asfor  we,  behold,I  willdwell  at 

E^Q-io.as  for  we  alfo,mine  eye  (hall  not  fpare 
29.20.  becaufe  they  wrought  for  we 

£>tf3.2.jo.as  for  we,this  fecret  is  not  revealed 
7. 28. as  for  we  Daniel,my  cogitations  much 
1 0.1 7. as  for  we,  ftraightway  there  remained 

#»/. 3. 3. thou  (halt  abide  for  we  many  dayes 

Jonah  4.3.  better  for  we  to  die  then  to  live 

Verfe  8. 

Micai)  7#9.and  execute  judgement  for  we 

Zecb.9.i3.whenl  have  bent  Judahfor  we 

Ato.17.27.give  unto  them  forwe  and  thee 
20.1  y.is  it  not  lawfull  for  we  to  doe  what 

Lu\e  23.28.  weep  not  for  me 

Ads  8.24-faid,  Pray  ye  to  the  Lord  forwe 
10.29.for  what  intent  ye  have  fent  for  we 

Kffw.i  5.30.  in  your  prayers  to  God  for  we 

1  Cor. 6,i  2.  all  things  are  lawfull  for  me 

Chap.  10.23. 
9.1  f  .it  were  better  for  we  to  die 

2  Cflr.9.  i.fuperfluous  for  we  to  write  to  you 

1 2.  i.not  expedient  for  we  to  glory 
G<»/.2.20.and  gave  himfelfe  for  me 
Ephef.6.ig.znd  for  we,that  utterance  may 
PhiLi  .26.be  more  abund.in  Jefus  Chrift  for  we 
2  Tiw.4.8.1aid  up  for  we  a  crown  of  righteoufnes 
Jude  3. it  was  needfull  forwe  to  write 

From  <$$t. 
Ge».i7.9.feparate,I  pray  tbee,from  we 

22.12.haft  not  with-heldthy  onlySon  from  We 
3 1 .27.  wherfore  didft  thou  fteal  away  from  we 
3 1 .  take  by  force  thy  daughter  from  me 
Ooo   3 


39.9-kept  backe  any  thing  from  we 
44.28.the  one  went  out  from  We 
29.if  ye  take  this  alfo  from  we 
4f.i.every  man  to  goe  out  from  itie 
£xoi.8.8.that  he  may  take  away  the  frogs  from  we 

1  o.  1 7»take  away  from  we  this  death  only 

28. get  thee  fromwe 
JVtfW.17.10.take  away  their  murmurings  from  we 

2  2. 3  3. and  turned  fromwe  thefe  three  times 

unleffefhe  had  turned  from  wejfureljf 
Jojb.7.19.  haft  done,  hide  it  not  from  we 

1  Sam.  3.17* 
Judg.  1 6. 1 7  .then  my  ftrength  will  goe  from  we 

1  Sam.i .  17  .if thou  hide  any  thing  from  me 

io.2.whenthou  art  departed  horn  we 
13. 1  i.people  were  fcattered  from  we 
20. 2. hide  this  thing  from  we,  it  is 
28.1  y .and  God  is  departed  from  fne 

2  Sam.  i,3.9.have  out  all  men  from  we 

i7.put  now  this  woman  out  from  mi 
14.18. hide  not  from  we,I  pray  thee 
20.20.  far  be  it  from  we 

1  Kin.  2.3 1  .innoc.bloud  which  Joab  (hed  from  We 

1 2. 24. for  this  thing  is  from  me 
1  J.  1 9. that  he  may  depart  fromwe 
20.3  6.aflbone  as  thou  art  departed  from  we 
22.24.  went  the  fpirit  of  the  Lord  fromwe 

i>  Chron.  18, i*  t 

2  JCw-4.27.and  the  Lord  hath  hid  it  from  we 

18. 1 4.I  have  offended,  returne  from  we 
2  C/;/"*.  16. 3. that  he  may  depart  fromwe 
£^4. 2 1. another  command  (halbe  given  fr.We 
Nch.i  3. 28. therefore  I  chafed  him  from  we 
Job  6. 1 3  .is  wifdome  driven  quite  from  we 
7. 19. long  wilt  thou  not  depart  from  We 
9.34.1et  him  take  his  rod  away  fromwe 
I3.2i.withdraw  thine  hand  far  from  we 
19.13. he  hath  put  my  brethren  far  fromwe 

acquaintance  are  verily  eftranged  fr.We 
2i.i6.counfell  of  the  wicked  is  far  from  we 
27.5.  not  remove  my  integtity  from  we 
P/iZ.6.8.depart  from  we  all  ye  workers  of  iniquity 
1 3.  i.wilt  thou  hide  thy  face  fromwe     • 
18.22.did  not  put  away  his  ftatutes  from  me 
3 1.1 1. fee  me  without,fled  from  we 

3  5.22.O  Lord,be  not  far  from  we 

3  S.io.light  of  mine  eyes,it  is  gone  fromwe 
39.io.remove  thy  ftroke  away  from  we 
40.1  i.with-hold  not  thy  tender  mer.  from  ttte 
5 1 . 1 1 .  take  not  thy  holy  fpirit  from  We 
66. 20. nor  his  mercy  from  We 
88.14.why  hideft  thou  thy  face  from  we 
10 1.4.  a  froward  heart  (hall  depart  from  we 
102. 2. hide  not  thy  face  from  we 
H9.i9.hidenotthycommandementsfromwe 

115  .depart  from  we,ye  evill  doers 
1 5  9. 1 9.depart  from  we,ye  bloudy  men 
143.7.  hide  not  thy  face  fromwe 
C ant.  j. 7. took  away  my  vaile  from  we 
6.5. turne  away  thine  eyes  from  we 
Ifa.zz.4SM  I,  Look  away  from  we 
38.1 2.and  is  removed  from  we 
5  i.4>for  a  law  (hall proceed  from  we 
/er,2.34.furely  his  anger  (hall  turne  from  me 
3.i9.and  (halt  not  turne  away  from  we 
1 3. 25. the  portion  of  thy  meafures  from  we 
17.13  .they  that  depart  from  we  (halbe  written 
3  2.40.that  they  (hall  not  depart  from  we 
38.i4.hidenothingfrom  we 
51.53. yet  from  we  (hall  fpoilers  come  unto  ] 
£^.3.i7.and  give  them  warning  from  we 
6.9.whieh  hath  departed  from  we 
1  i.24.the  vifion  went  up  from  we 
1 4. 5. they  are  eftranged  from  we 
7.which  feparateth  himfelf  from  we 
1 1. may  goe  no  more  a  dray  from  me 
30.9.(hall  meffengers  goe  forth  from  we 
33#7.and  warne  them  from  we 
44.10.went  affray  from  we  after  their  idols 
1 5.when  the  chil.of  If.  went  aftray  from  we 
D<w.2.5.tbe  thing  is  gone  from  we 

8.fee  the  thing  is  gone  from  we 
Hof.  5. 3.  Iftael  is  not  hid  from  we 
7.13  .for  they  have  fled  from  we 
1  i.7.are  bene  to  backflide  from  we 
i4.8.frorn  we  is  thy  fruit  found 

Amos  5. z-j. away 


ME 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


Amos  f.ij.away  from  we  the  noife  of  thy  fongs 
Jonah  4.3. take  I  befeech  thee  my  life  from  we 
Micah  2.4.how  hath  he  removed  it  from  we 
Mat.j.zi .  depart  from  me  ye  that  worke 

L«^«IJ.  27 
2  f.41. depart  from  we  ye  ciufed 
26.39.let  this  cup  pafle  from  me 

Marfe  \a,.i6.Lu\e  22.22. 
42. if  this  cup  may  not  pafle  away  from  me 
Ln\e  5.8.faying,Dcpart  from  we,forIam 

16.3.  lord  taketh  away  from  me  the  ftew3rdfll. 
John  10. 1 8.no  man  taketh  it  from  me 
i  Cot.  1 2.8.that  it  might  depart  from  me 
z  Tim.  1. 1  y.they  were  turned  away  from  me 

In  tye,  or  Intone, 
Gea.4.1.16.  faying,  It  is  not  in  me 

1  Saw.  20. 8.if  there  be  in  me  iniquity,flay  me 

2  Sam.  i.^.becaufe  my  life  is  yet  whole  in  me 

1 4 . 3  2. if  t  h ere  be  any  iniquity  in  we,let  him 
22. 20.  becaufe  hee  delighted  in  me 

Pfalme  18.19. 
Job  6. 1 3.  is  not  my  help  in  me 

16. 8. and  my  leannefle  riling  up  in  me 
1 9. 2  8.root  of  the  matter  is  found  in  me 

2  j.6.but  he  would  put  ftrength  in  me 
27-3.aH  the  while  my  breath  is  in  me 
28. 1 4-the  depth  faith,It  is  not  in  me 
29.20.my  glory  was  freflh  in  me 

30. 1 7.my  bones  are  pierced  in  me 

3  3.7.neither  is  there  iniquity  mme 

Pfal.j. 8. according  to  mine  integrity  that  is  in  me 
38. 2. for  thine  arrowes  flick  faft  in  me 
42.4.I  powre  out  my  foule  in  me 
j1. why  art  thou  difquieted  in  me 
1 39.24.fee  if  there  be  any  wicked  way  in  me 
lfa.ij.iz.hc  that  putteth  histruftin  #2e,(hal  pof. 
./er.z.f.wbat  iniqu.have  your  fathers  found  in  me 
8.i8.myheartis  faint  in  me 
3  9. 1 8. becaufe  thou  haft  put  thy  truft  in  me 
49. 1 1  .and  let  thy  w  i  do w  es  truft  in  me 
L<j;».3.20.my  foule  is  humbled  in  we 
£3^.2.  2. the  fpirit  entred  into  me 

3.24.when  the  fpirit  entred  into  we>and 
Z)d/z.6'.22.innocencie  was  found  in  me 
7. 2 8. and  my  countenance  changed  in  me 
10.  8.  there  remained  no  ftrength  in  me 

Verfe  17. 
comlinefle  was  turned  in  me  into  cor. 
1 7.neit!ier  is  there  breath  left  in  me 
Hof.i  2. 8. find  none  iniquity  in  me 

1 3  -9.but  in  me  is  thine  help 
Mat.  1 1 ,6.whofo  (hall  not  be  offended  in  me 

Luke  7.  23. 
i8.6.wbich  belecve  in  me,h  were  better  for 

Marine  9.  42. 
l.n\e  2 2.3 7.muft  yet  be  accompliftied  in  me 
John  6. 5  6. dwelleth  in  we,and  I  in  him 
n.iy.be  that  beleeveth  in  we,(bM  live 

26  whofoever  beleeveth  in  we,(hall  ncv:  die 
I4.i.beleeve  alfo  in  me 
10.I  in  the  Father,  and  the  Father  in  me 

Verfe  11. 
Father  that  dwelleth  in  we,  he  doth 
20.you  in  me,  and  I  in  you 
30.  and  hath  nothing  in  me 
1  $.2.every  branch  in  me  that  beareth  not 
4.  abide  in  me  ,  and  I  in  you 

except  ye  abide  in  me 
y  .he  that  abideth  in  we,and  I  in  him,  the 
6-if  a  man  abide  not  in  me,  he  iscaft  forth 
7. if  ye  abide  in  we,ye  (hall  ask  what  ye  will 
16.3  3  .that  in  me  ye  might  have  peace 
1 7. 2 1. as  thouFather  art  in  we,&  I  in  thee,that 
23. 1  in  them,and  thou  in  me 
Afts  24.20.they  have  found  any  evill  doing  in  me 
26.1 8.fanc~tified  by  faith  that  is  in  me 
28. 1 8.  was  no  caufe  of  death  in  me 
Rom.1.1 5.as  much  as  in  me  is,I  am  ready  to'preach 
7.8.wrought  in  me  all  manner  of  concupifcence 
1 3  .working  death  in  me,  by  that  wch  is  good 
17.  but  finne  that  dwelleth  in  me    Ver.20. 
1 8.that  in  me  dwelleth  no  good 
2  Cor.  1 1 . 1  o  .as  the  truth  of  Chrift  is  in  me 

1 3.3.fpeaking  in  we,which  to  you-ward  is  not 
Gal.1.16.  to  reveale  his  Son  in  me 
24.  glorified  God  in  me 


2.8.the  fame  was  mighty  in  me  towards 
20.but  Chrift  liveth  in  me 
Phil.  1.30.  hav.  the  fame  conflict  w<h  ye  faw  in  me 
and  now  heare  to  be  in  me 
4.9.  heard  and  feert  in  me,  doe 
Co/.i.29.which  worketh  in  me  mightily 
1  Tim.  1  .6.that  in  me  Chrift  Jefus  might  (he w  for. 

oftyz. 

Getl.zo.i  3  .fay  of  me,  He  is  my  brother 
23.13  .take  it  of  me,l  will  bury  my  dead 
3  2.20.peradventure  he  will  accept  of  me 
40.  i4.make  mention  of  me  unto  Pharaoh, 
Judg.y.  j4.that  men  fay  not  of  me,  A  woman  flew 
Ruthz.  io.that  thou  (houldft  take  knowledge  of  me 

1  &iw.20.6.David  earneftly  asked  leave  of  me 

Verfe  28. 
27.  i.Saul  (hall  defpaire  of  we,to  feek  me 
28. 1  ^.wherefore  doft  thou  then  aske  of  me 

2  &w».i9-38.require  of«»e,that  I  will  do  for  thee 
2  Chro.n.^.for  this  thing  is  done  of  me 
Job  42.7.  notfpoken  of  me  the  thing  that  is  right 
P/2tf.2.8.aske  of  wf,and  I  fhal  give  thee  the  heath. 

1 8.44.aflbone  as  they  heare  of  we,they 
40.7.volume  of  the  book  it  is  written  of  me 
41.5  .mine  enemies  fpeake  evill  of  me 
6o.8.Philiftiajtriumph  thou  becaufe  of  me 

81.1 1.  and  Ifrael  would  none  of  me 
iyS1.30.1-.but  doth  not  takecounfell  of  me 

38.12.  wilt  thou  make  an  end-of  me 

Verfe  13. 
43.22.thou  haft  been  weary  of  me,  O  Ifrael 
44.2 1  .thou  (halt  not  be  forgotten  of  me 
54.17.and  their  righteoufnefleis  of  me 
$8.2.they  ask  of  me  the  ordinances  of  juftice 
Jer.  10.20.  my  children  are  gone  forth  of  me 

37-7.fent  you  unto  me  to  enquire  of  me 
Lam.  1 . 1  y.  all  my  mighty  men  in  the  midft  of  me 
£3^.20. 3.are  ve  c°me  to  enquire  of  me 

49.  they  fay  of  me,  Doth  he  not  fpeak 
Mat .  10. 3  7  .then  me3  is  not  worthy  of  me 

Ver.37,38. 
1 1.29-and  learneof  me,  for  I  am  meek 
25.3  i.be  offended  becaufe  of  me  this  night 

Marty  14.  27. 
M«i\e  6.22.ask  of  me  whatfoever  thou  wilt,and  I 
22.whatfoever  thou  wilt  aske  ofme,l  will 
8.3  8. whofoever  (hall  be  afliamed  of  me,of  him 
Luk.e9.16. 
9.3  p.that  can  fpeak  lightly  of  me 
Lu^e  8.46.that  vertue  is  gone  out  of  me 
22.1 9.  this  doe  in  remembrance  of  me 
John  4.9.being  a  Jewjaskeft  drink  of  me 
5.3  2.another  that  beareth  witneffe  of  me 

witnefle  which  he  witn.of  mc,is  true 
jtf.works  that  I  do  beare  witnefle  of  me 
37.  fent  me  hath  borne  witnefle  of  me 

Chap.8.18. 
39-thefe  are  they  which  teftifie  of  me 
46.  for  he  wrote  of  me 
1 0.2  j. they  beare  witnefle  of  me 
1 2,3o.this  voyce  came  not  becaufe  of  me 

1  ?>i6.  he  (hall  teftifie  of  me 
1 8.34.or  did  others  tell  it  thee  of  me 

Ails  1.4.  ye  have  heard  of  me 

2  3. 1 1 .  as  thou  haft  teftified  of  me  in  Jerufalem 

1  Cor.4.  \6.  be  ye  followers  of  me,  as  I  am 

Chap.  11. 1. 
1 1. 24. this  doein  remembrance  of  me 

2j.  in  remembrance  of  me 
1  f.S.laft  of  all  he  was  feen  of  me  alfo 
1  «J.  2 1. the falutation  of  me  Paul  with  mine 

2  C or.  1 2.6.thinke  of  we  above  that  which  he 

or  that  he  heare  th  of  me 
Gal.1.1 1  .gofpel  which  is  preached  of  me,is  not 
Phil.3.  i7.be  followers  together  of  we 
4.io.your  care  of  me  hath  floutithed 
r»/.4. 1 8. the  falutation  by  the  hand  of  me  Paul 
2  Tim.^.S.noiofme  his  prifoncr,but  be 

13 -found  words  which  thou  haft  heard  of  we 
2.2.  things  that  thou  haft  heard  of  me  among 
Heb.  io.7.voIume  of  the  book  it  is  written  of  me 
34-ye  had  compafsion  of  me  in  my  bonds 
On  <8fyz>  or  upon  &j)e« 
©ew.18.27. 1  have  taken  upon  we  to  fpeake 

Verfe  31. 
20.9.haft  brought  on  we  a  great  fin 


27. 1 2. and  I  (hall  bring  a  curfe  upon  me 

1 3  .upon  me  be  thy  curfe.my  fon 
3 1.3  j.cuftome  of  women  is  upon  me 
40.14.  but  thinkeonwe 
Num.  1 1. 1 1. burden  of  all  this  people  upon  me 
Judg.x  j.i2.not  fall  upon  we  yourfelves 
19. 20. let  all  thy  wants  lie  upon  we 
20.5  .round  about  upon  me  by  night 

1  Sam.x  3. 1 2.Philiftims  will  come  down  upon  me 
2  3.2i.for  ye  have  compaflion  on  me 
2f  .24.upon  we,my  lord,upon  me  let  this 

2  Sam.  i.p.on  me  &  flay  me,for  ang.is  come  on  me 
1 4. 9. the  iniquity  be  on  me,  and  on  my 

1  Kjn.z.  1 5  .all  Ifrael  fet  their  faces  on  #z?,that  I 

2  Kjn.i.g,  a  double  portion  of  thy  fpirit  be  on  me 
1  Chro.i  i.i7.1et  thine  hand  be  on  ff»e,and  on 

28.19.in  writing  by  his  hand  upon  we 
£\?vi7.28.1rindof  the  Lord  my  God  was  on  me 
Neh.z.S.to  the  good  hand  of  my  God  upon  me 
1 8. hand  of  my  God  was  good  upon  me 
f.i9.think  upon  we,my  God,  for  God 
Job  3.25. which  I  greatly  feared  istome  upon  we 
4.14.  feare  came  upon  we 
6. 28. be  content,  looke  upon  me 
7.8.thine  eyes  are  upon  we,and  I  am  not 
10.  i6.(heweft  thy  felfe  marvellous  upon  we 
i7.increa(*eft  thine  indignation  upon  me 
1 6.9.he  gnaflieth  upon  me  with  his  teeth 

mine  enemies  (harp.his  eyes  upon  we 
10. gaped  upon  me  with  their  mouth 
1 4.  he  runneth  upon  me  like  a  gyant 

1  p. 2 1  .have  pity  upon  we, have  pity  upon  we 
2 9. 1 3. ready  to  peri(h,came upen  me 
30.i4.theycameupon«eas  a  wide  breaking 

they  rolled  themfeives  upon  we 
1  f  .terrours  are  turned  upon  me 

16.  foule  is  poured  out  upon  me 
dayes  of  afflict,  have  taken  hold  on  me 

3  o.my  skin  is  blacke  upon  we 
Pfal.fy  1.  have  mercy  upon  we 

Pfal.is.i6.&  27.7.8c  30.10. 
0.  z.  have  mercy  upon  we,  O  Lord 

P/i/.o.i$.&ji.g. 

2  2. 1 3  .they  gaped  upon  we  with  their  mouthes 

17.  they  look  and  ftare  upon  we 
27. 2. my  foes  came  upon  me  to  eat  my 

3  2.4.thy  hand  was  heavy  upon  we 
3  <i .  1 6.they  gnafhed  upon  we  with  their  teeth 
40. 1 2.iniquities  have  taken  hold  upon  me 

i7.yet  the  Lord  rhinketh  upon  me 
5 1. 1. have  mercy  upon  we,0  God 
5  J.3<they  caft  iniquity  upon  we 

4.terrours  of  death  are  fallen  upon  we 

J.fearfulnefleand  trembling  are  come  on  we 
56. 1 2.  thy  vowes  are  upon  me,  O  God 
69. 9. they  are  fallen  upon  we 

1  j.lct  not  the  pit  (hut  her  mouth  upon  we 
86.16.  and  have  mercy  upon  me 
88.7.thy  wrath  lieth  hard  upon  we 
9i.i4.becaufe  he  hath  fet  his  love  upon  we 

1  J. he  (hall  call  upon  we 
109.25.when  they  looked  upon  we,they  fluked 
1 16.3  .paines  of  hell  gat  hold  on  we 
1 1 9.  <;  3  .horrour  hath  taken  hold  on  we 

132.  looke  thou  upon  we 

143,  trouble  &  anguilh  have  tak.hold  on  we 

1 39. f . and  laid  thine  hand  upon  we 
C<Wf.i.6.becaufe  the  fon  hath  looked  upon  we 
//a.2r.j.pangs  have  taken  hold  upon  we 

43. 2 2. thou  haft  not  called  upon  we,0  Jacob 

S 1.  J.thc  iles  (hall  wait  upon  me 

61. 1. Spirit  of  the  Lord  God  is  upon  we 
/e»'.8.2i.aftonilhment  hath  taken  hold  on  we 

ij.22.whereforccome  thefe  things  upon  we 
Lam.  3.53  .and  caft  a  ftone  upon  we 
E^k-l- 1 4-hand 'of  the  Lord  was  ftrong upon  we 

2  2.hand  of  the  Lord  was  there  upon  we 
8.i.hand  of  the  Lord  God  fell  there  upon  we 
1 1 .  j. Spirit  of  the  Lord  fell  upon  we 

3  3.22.hand  of  the  Lord  was  upon  we  in  the 
37.  i.hand  of  the  Lord  was  upon  we 
40.  i.hand  of  the  Lord  was  upon  we 

Dan.  10.16.  vifion,my  forrowes  are  turned  on  we 
Zeph.  3 .8  .therefore  wait  ye  upon  we 
Zech.6.S.  then  cryed  he  upon  me 
i     1 1 . 1 1  .poore  of  the  flock  that  waited  upon  me 

it.io.and 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


i  z.  lo.and  they  (hall  look  upon  me,  whom 
Mat . i  ? .2 2  .have  mercy  upon  we,0  Lord 
26.10.  wrought  a  good  worke  upon  we 

Marine  14.6. 
5  y .  hid  no  hold  on  me,  but 
Afrfffce  1  o  47-  Son  of  David,  have  mercy  upon  me 
Ver.48.z4e  18.38,59'. 
L«J?e  1.25  -in  the  dayes  wherein  he  looked  on  me 
4. 18. the  Spirit  of  the  Lord  is  upon  me 
i6.z4-father  Abraham, have  mercy  on  we 
/ofc»d.jf.hethatbeleev.  on  we  (hall  never  third 
47.he  that  beleeveth  on  me  hath  everlaft.life 
7.  ?8.he  that  beleeveth  on  me,  but  of  his  belly 
i2.44.beleeveth  on  we,beleeveth  not  on  we,but 

46.whofoever  beleeveth  on  me  ihould  not 
14.12.he  that  beleeveth  on  me  the  workes 
1 6.9. of  fin,  becaufe  they  beleeve  not  on  me 
i7.20.beleeve  on  me  through  the  word 
Acts  8.24.that  none  of  them  come  upon  me 
Rom.  1 5.  3. that  reproached  thee,fell  on  me 
1  Cor.9.  i6.for  neceffity  is  laid  upon  me 

i  $  .io.his  grace  was  beftowed  upon  me 
z  Cor.  ii.28.that  which  cometh  upon  me  daily 

1  i.o.power  of  Chrift  may  reft  upon  me 
Phil,  2.27.but  God  had  mercy  on  me  alio 
Rev.i.i7.he  laid  his  right  hand  on  me 
See  call uponQfye.  in  Call. 
Over  $$Z. 
Exod.S.g.unto  Pharaoh,Glory  over  me 
Deaf.17.i4. 1  will  f«  a  King  over  me 
Job  7.1 2/etteft  a  watch  over  me 
Pfal.  1  3 ,2.enemies  be  exalted  over  me 

19.13. let  them  not  have  dominion  over  we 
2$.2.1et  not  mine  enemies  triumph  over  we 
30.1  .not  made  my  foes  to  re  Joyce  over  me 
3J.i9.wrongfully  rejoyce  over  me 

24.anu  let  them  not  rejoyce  over  me 
38,16.  Ihould  rejovce  over  me 
41. 1 1. enemies  doth  not  triumph  over  me 
42).7.and  thy  billowes  are  gone  over  me 
8  8. 1 3  .thy  fierce  wrath  goeth  over  me 
-     1 1 9. 1 3  3  .not  any  in  iqui.  have  dominion  ov.  We 
Cant.z.^.zni  his  banner  over  me  was  love 
Jonah  2.3.andthy  waves  pafled over  me 

To,  or  unto  dg)e. 
Ge».4<  1  o.of  thy  brothers  bloud  cryeth  tome 
1 2. 1 8.what  is  this  thou  haft  done  to  me 

i9.foImight  have  taken  her  to  we 
if  .3  .to  me  thou  haft  given  no  feed 
i8.2i.accordingtothecry  which  is  come  to  we 
I9.i9.magnified  thy  mercy— lhewed  tome 
2p.5.faid  he  not  unto  we,  She  is 

1 3  .this  the  kindnefle  thou  (hall  (hew  to  me 
2i.2  3,(haltthou  doe  unto  we 

fweare  to  me  here  by  God 
30.that  they  may  be  a  witneffe  to  we 
23.15.  my  lord, hearken  to  we 
24.7. which  fpake  to  we,and  fware  to  we 
30.thus  fpake  the  man  to  we 
40.he  faid  to  we,The  Lord,  before  whom  I 
44.2nd  (he  fay  to  me>Both  drink  thou 
25.3  2.  what  profit  (hall  this  birth-rig.do  to  mi 

3  3. fweare  to  me  this  day 
26.2  7. wherefore  come  ye  to  we,feeing 
27. 4-and  bring  it  to  we  that  I  may  eat 
20.the  Lord  hath  brought  it  to  we 
29.2  J.what  is  this  thou  haft  done  unto  we 

34.  now  will  my  husband  be  joyned  to  we 
30.24.L0rd  (hall  adde  to  me  another  fon 
3  lo.and  hath  given  them  to  we 
1 3. where  thou  vowedft  a  vow  to  we 
26.ftollen  away  unawares  to  me 
zohvA  the  God  of  your  fathers  fpake  to  we 
5  2.pafle  over  this  pillar  to  we  for  harme 
32.9.  the  Lord  which  faideft  to  me,  Returne 
341  i.vvhat  ye  (hall  fay  to  we,  I  will  give 

Verfe  12. 
37.9.eleven  ftarsmade  obeifanceto  we 
3  8.  ig.that  thou  mayeft  come  in  unto  we 
39. 14. he  came  in  unto  we  to  lie  with  me 
17. came  in  unto  we  to  mocke  me 
i9.after  this  manner  did  thy  fervantto  We 
40. 1 4.(hew  kindnefle,  I  pray  thee,  unto  we 
4 1 .  24  .none  that  could  declare  it  unto  we 
42.20.bnng  your  youngeft  brother  unto  we 

Verfe  34 


43. 29-of  whom  ye  fpake  unto  we 
44. 2 1  .bring  him  downe  unto  we 
4  ?.4  .come  neere  to  we,  I  pray  yoii 
9. come  down  unto  we,tarry  not 
io.and  thou  (halt  be  neere  unto  we 
i8.and  come  unto  we,and  I  will  give 
46.3  i.breth.&  my  fat.houfe  are  come  unto  we 
47.3 1. be  faid,Swear  unto  we,  and  he  fware 
48.4.fatd  unto  we,  Bebold,I  will  make  thee 
9,bring  them  unto  we,and  I  will  blefle  them 
Exod.  3 .9-cry  of  the  childr.  of  Ifrael  is  come  to  me 

1  3. they  (hal  fay  unto  we, What  is  his  Name 
i6.appearcd  unto  we,faying,I  have  furely 

4.2  j  .a  bloudy  husband  art  thou  to  we 
5. 1. hold  a  feaft  unto  we  in  the  wildernciTe 
6.7.I  will  take  you  to  me  for  a  people 

1 2.  children  of  Ifrael  have  not  hearke.  to  we 

30. how  (hall  Pharaoh  hearken  unto  we 
1 1.8.  all  thefe  thy  ferv.ihall  come  downe  to  we 
1 3.2.fanctific  unto  we  all  the  firft-borne 

8 .which  the  Lord  did  unto  me  when  I  came 
14. 1  f  .wherefore cryeft  thou  unto  we 
18.1 6.have  a  matter,they  come  unto  we 
19.5' .be  a  peculiar  treafure  unto  we 

6.be  unto  we  a  kingdome  of  priefts 
2c.24.an  altar  of  earth  thou  (halt  make  to  we 
22. 23. and  they  cry  at  all  unto  we>I  will  furely 

27.  when  he  cryeth  unto  we,that  I  will  hear 

29.  firft-bo.  of  thy  fons  (halt  thou  give  to  me 

3 1. ye  (hall  be  holy  men  unto  we 
28.1  .that  they  may  minifter  unto  we 

3  .that  he  may  minifter  unto  we 
29. 1  .to  minifter  unto  we  in  the  priefts  office 
30.30.  that  they  may  minifter  unto  me 

3 1. an  holy  anointing  oyl  unto  we 
3  i.  2. and  bring  them  unto  we 

23.  they  faid  unto  we»Make  us  gods 

26.1et  him  come  unto  we 
33.1 2.fee,thou  faift  to  we,  Bring  up  this  peop. 
34.2.prefentthy  felf  there  to  we  in  the  top  of 
40. 1 3  .may  minifter  unto  we  in  the  priefts  offi. 
Lev.  14.3  f.it  feemeth  to  we,There  is  as  it 

2  2.2.in  thofe  things  wch  they  hallow  unto  me 
25/.  55. unto  we  the  children  of  Ifrael  are  ferv. 
26. 1 4.but  if  ye  will  not  hearken  unto  we 

18.  will  not  yet  for  all  this  hearken  unto  we 
2 1  .if  ye  walk  contrary  unto  we 

and  will  not  hearken  unto  we 
Verfe  27. 
2 3. walk  contrary  nnto we  Vcr.27. 

40.they  have  walked  contrary  unto  me 
Num.3. 1 3. 1  hallowed  unto  we  all  the  firft-born 
8.i  6. for  they  are  wholly  given  unto  we 

have  I  taken  them  unto  we 
1 1. 1 2.that  thou  (houldft  fay  to  we,  Carry  them 

1 3  .for  they  weep  unto  me 
22.37.wherefore  comeft  thou  not  unto  we 
Dent. 1. 1 7-bring  to  we,and  I  will  hear  it 
2'i.ye  came  neer  unto  we  every  one 
5.22.and  delivered  them  unto  we 

2  3. that  ye  came  neer  unto  me»  even 
1 3 . 1 5  .of  thy  bret hren,like  unto  we 

1 7. the  Lord  faid  unto  we,They  have  well 
3 1.2.  alfo  the  L.  hath  faid  unto  we,  Thou  (halt 

3  2. 3  5.  to  we  belongeth  vengeance  &  recorcp. 
Jof.  i8.4_and  they  (hall  come  again  to  we 

6. and  bring  the  defcription  hither  to  W2 
8.3nd  come  again  to  we 
Judg.4. 1 8 .  turn  in,my  lord,turn  in  to  we 
1 1 .7. why  are  ye  come  unto  we  now  when 

3^.do  to  we  according  to  that  which  hath 
1 3.6.  a  man  of  God  came  unto  we 

io.appe.towe,that  came  unto  we  theoth.day 
15. 1  i.astheydiduntowe,fohaveIdone 
17.10.  be  unto  we  a  father  and  a  prieft 
18.24.wh3t  is  this  that  ye  fay  unto  we 
Ruth  1.1 7. Lord  do  fo  to  we3and  more  alfo,  if 
3. 5. all  that  thou  fayeft  unto  we  I  will  doe 
1  Sdw.9.i6.becaufe  their  cry  is  come  unto  we 
21.  wherefore  then  fpeakeft  thou  fo  to  we 
1 2.i.in  all  that  ye  faid  unto  we 

1 2.yefaid  unto  wejNay,  but  a  King 
1 3 .9-bring  hither  a  burnt-offering  to  we 
14.3  3 .  roll  a  great  ftone  unto  me  this  day 
1 5.1 6.  what  the  Lord  faid  to  me  this  night 
3  2.  bring  you  hither  to  we  Agag 


i6.3.anoint  unto  we  him  whom  I  name 
1 7.  and  bring  him  to  we 

I7#8.and  let  him  come  down  to  me 
43. that  thou  comeft  to  we  with  ftaves 
44.com  e  to  we,and  He  give  thy  flefli  to 
45.  thou  comeft  to  we  in  the  name  of  the 

18.8.  &  to  we  they  have  afcribed  but  thoufands 

19. 17.be  faid  unto  we,  Let  we  go 

20.3  1. fetch  him  to  we,  he  (hail  furely  die 

2i.2.faiduntowe,Letnomanknow  any 
i4.wherforethen  have  ye  brought  him  to  We 

24.i9.forthat  thou  haft  done  unto  we  this  day 

28. 1  j.  make  known  unto  we  what  I  (hall  do 
29.6.(ince  the  day  of  thy  coming  unto  we 
3o.i?.hefaid,Swearuntoweby  Go.  that  thou 

2  Sam.  1 .16.  very  pleafant  haft  thou  been  unto  we 
3.3  j.fo  do  God  to  we,and  morealfo,if  I  tafte 
6.9.  how  (hall  the  ark  of  the  Lord  come  to  we 
1 0.2. as  his  father  (lie wed  kindnefle  unto  we 

1 2. 2  3 .  but  he  (hall  not  return  unto  we 
14.10.bnng  him  to  we,  and  he  (hall  not  touch 

1  j.4.mightcome  to  we,  and  I  would  do  him 

26. let  him  do  to  we  as  feemeth  good  unto 
33.  then  thou  (halt  be  a  burden  unto  we 
36.1hall  fend  unto  me  every  thing  that  ye 
19. 1 3  .God  do  fo  to  we,&  more,  if  thou  be  not 
i9.1etnot  my  Lord  impute  iniquity  unto  we 
22.(hould  this  day  be  adverfary  unto  we 

2  2.45.ftrangers(hallfubmitthemfelvestowe 

1  Kjn.z.j.  what  Joabfon  of  Zeruiahdid  to  we 

2  3  .God  do  fo  to  we,and  more,if  Adoni  jah 
1 2.5.  then  come  again  unto  we 
1 2.  come  to  we  again  the  third  day 

2Cfc'.IO.I2. 

17.13.and  bring  it  unto  we,and  after  make 
18.30.comeneerunr.owe.  And  all  the  people 
19. 2.fo  let  the  gods  do  to  we,and  more,if  I 
20.7. he  hath  fent  unto  we  for  my  w  ives 

icthe  gods  do  fo  unto  we,and  more  alfo,  if 
39.and  brought  a  man  unto  We,arid  faid 
22.14.L0rd  faith  untowe,that  will  I  fpsak 

2  IQng.z.j.doth  fend  unto  we  to  cure  a  man 

8.  let  him  now  come  unto  we 

1 1  .he  will  furely  come  out  to  we 

2  2.  if  now  there  be  come  to  we  two  young 

6.31  .God  do  fo  to  we,&  more  alfo,if  the  heads 

9. 1 2.thus  and  thus  fpake  he  to  we 

io.6.  and  come  to  we  to  Jezreel  by  to  morrow 
i9.now  therefore  call  unto  we  all  the 

18.3 1. and  come  out  towe,and  then  eat 

1 9. 20. which  thou  haft  prayed  to  we  ag.Sennac. 

22.1  j. tell  the  man  that  fent  you  to  we 

2^0.34.23. 

1  Chro.x  3.1 2. bring  the  ark  of  God  home  to  We 

2  Cbro.io.  j .come  again  unto  we  after 

1 8. 1  5, fay  nothing  but  the  truth  to  we 
i7.not  prophefie  good  unto  we,but 
£^7. 28. hath  extended  mercy  unto  we 
9. i. the  princes  came  to  we,  faying 
4.aflembled  unto  we  every  one  that 
Neb. 1.9.  but  if  ye  turn  untowe,and  keep 
a.2.wherefore  the  King  faid  unto  we,Why 
4. then  the  King  faid  unto  we,Por  what 
6  .the  K-faid  to  we —  For  how  long  (hall  thy 
1 8. Kings  words  that  he  had  fpoken  to  we 
6.2.fentuntowe,faying,Come,letusmeettog. 
4.yet  they  fent  unto  we  four  times  after 
Job  3.2j.which  I  was  afraid  of,  is  come  unto  we 
4. 1 2.  now  a  thing  was  (tcretly  brought  to  we 
6. 2  2. did  I  fay , Bring  unto  we  a  reward 
7.3.wearifome  nights  are  appointed  unto  me 
1 3.20.  only  do  not  two  things  unto  we 
1 9. 3. make  your  felves  ftrangetowe 
23.5.  underftand  what  ye  would  fay  unto  me 
29.1 1. it  gave  witnefft;  unto  We 

2 1. unto  we  men  gave  ear 
30.2i.thouartbecomecruellto  me 
26. then  evill  came  unto  we 

3  i.ij.deftrucTrion  from  G.  was  a  terrotir  td  we 

3  6.and  bind  it  as  a  crown  to  We 
33.3  i.mark  well,0  Job,hearken  unto  me 
34.10.  therefore  hearken  unto  We 

34.1etawifeman  hearken  unto  me 
40.7.Ile  demand  of  thee,  &  decl.  thou  unto  we 
Chap.42.4. 
Pfal.  1 6.6.1ines  are  fallen  unto  we  in  pleafant 

I7.6.inclin£ 


"M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


a7.6.indine  thine  car  unto  we 

18.44.  ftrangers  ftiall  fubmit  thcmf.  unto  we 

1 5.  i6.turn  thee  unto  we,and  have  1 

26.1 1.  and  be  mercifull  unto  we  , 
28.1.  be  not  filent  to  we 

left,rf,thou  be  filent  to  we,I 
3  1. 2. bow  down  thine  ear  to  we 
40. 1 .  and  be  inclined  his  ear  to  we 
1  5 .  that  fay  unto  we,  Aha,  aha 
4 1. 4.I  faid,,  Lordbemercifull  unto  we 

10.  thou,0  Lord,  be  mercifull  unto  we 
42.  j .  while  they  continually  fay  unto  we 

Verfe  10. 
50.  5.  gather  my  faints  together  unto  we 

51.12.  reftore  unto  we  the  joy  of  thy  falvation 
j  6. 1.  bee  mercifull  unto  we,  OGod 

Chap.57.1. 
4. what  fle(h  can  do  unto  we 

1 1.  what  man  can  doe  unto  we 
77.1.  and  he  gave  ear  unto  we 

8 1. 8. if  thou  wilt  hearken  unto  me 

I  3.O  that  my  people  had  hearkened  unto  we 
86-3.be  mercifull  unto  we,  O  God 

85.26.  he  mall  cry  unto  we 

101.2.0  when  wilt  thou  come  unto  we 
3. it  malt  not  cleave  unto  we 

jo2. 2. incline  thine  ear  unto  we 
1  i8.6.what  man  can  doe  unto  we 
1 19.4 1. let  thy  mercies  comealfo  unto  we 
58.be  mercifull  unto  we  accord,  to  thy  word 
7  i.law  of  thy  mouth  is  better  unto  we  then 
77-let  thy  tender  mercies  come  unto  we 
1 3  2. and  be  mercifull  unto  we 

1 22.1.1  was  glad  when  they  faid  unto  we,Ler 
139.1 7  .how  precious  are  thy  thoughts  unto  we 
1 4 1 . 1 .  make  hafte  unto  we 

Pro.  1.33  .whofo  hearkeneth  unto  we,  {hall 
7.24.hearkenunto  we  now  therefore 
24.29.dofo  to  him,as  he  hath  done  to  we 
Ecclef.i.  1  j.fo  it  happenetli  even  to  we 

1 7  .wrought  und.the  fun,is  grievous  unto  We 
9. 1 3 .  it  feemed  great  unto  we 
Cant.  1 . 1 3 .  bundle  of  myrrhe  is  my  belov.unto  we 
i4.my  beloved  is  unto  we  as  a  clufter 
2. 1  o.my  beloved  faid  unto  we,Rife  up 
5.2.  open  to  we,  my  filler,  my  love    » 
Ifa.  1. 1 1.  multitude  of  your  facrificesuntowe 
1 3.inceiife  is  an  abomination  unto  we 
1 4. they  are  a  trouble  unto  we 
6.6.  then  flew  one  of  the  feraphims  unto  we 
8. 1. the  Lord  faid  unto  we,  Take  thee  a  gte.roll 
2. 1  took  unto  we  faithfull  witneffes 
3. then  faid  the  Lord  to  mc,  Call  his  name 
j. Lord  fpake  alfo  again  unto  me,  faying 
1 1. the  L. fpake  thus  10  me  withaftronghaud 
1 8. 4. for  fo  the  Lord  faid  unto  we 
2 1. 2. a  grievous  vifion  is  declared  unto  we 
4.  hath  he  turned  into  fear  unto  we 
6.  thus  hath  the  Lord  faid  unto  we 

Verfe  16. 

I I  .he  calleth  to  me  out  of  Seir 
29«2.and  it  (hall  be  unto  we  as  Ariel 

3  1.4.  for  thus  hath  the  Lord  fpoken  unto  we 
36.7.but  if  thou  fay  to  we,VVe  truft  in 
38.1 5. he  hath  both  fpoken  unto  we,and 
44. 2  2.  return  to  We,  for  I  have  redeemed  thee 
45.22.loOk  unto  we,and  be  ye  faved 

23  .that  unto  we  every  knee  (hall  bow 
46. 3. hearken  unto  we,0  houfe  of  Jacob 

1 2. hearken  unto  we,ye  ftout- hearted 
48.1  6  .come  ye  neer  unto  we 
49. 1  .liften,  O  lies,  unto  we 

3. faid  unto  we,  Thou  art  my  fervant 

20. give  place  to  we,  that  I  may  dwell 
50.  8.  let  him  come  neer  to  we 
5 1. 1 .  hearken  to  we,ye  that  follow  after  right. 

4. hearken  unto  we,my  people 

7.heatken  unto  we,ye  that  know  righteoufn. 
54.9.  this  is  as  the  waters  of  Noah  unto  we 
j  5. 2. hearken  diligently  unto  we 

3  incline  your  ear,and  come  unto  me 

1 1  .it  (hall  not  return  unro  we  void 
6  3 . 5.  own  arm  brought  fal vacion  unto  we 
65.5  .come  not  neer  to  we 
66. 1  .where  is  the  houfe  that  ye  build  unto  we 
Jcr.  1 .4.the  w  ord  of  the  Lord  came  unto  we 


2.2 1. degenerate  plant  of  a  ftrange  vine  to  we 
27. have  turned  their  back  unto  we 

3. 1. yet  return  again  unto  we,  faith  the  Lord 
4.wilt  thou  not  from  this  time  cry  unto  we 
io.not  turned  to  we  with  her  whole  heart 

4.1  .if  thou  wilt  return,  —return  unto  we 
1 2. from  thofe  places  (hall  come  unto  me 

6.20. cometh  there  to  we  incenfe  from 

7.i6.neither  make  interceffion  to  we 
26.yet  they  hearkened  not  unto  we 

1 1. 1 1  .though  they  (hall  cry  unto  we,I  will  not 
14.  that  they  cry  unto  we  for  their  trouble 

i2.8.mine  heritage  is  unto  we  as  a  lion 

9.mine  heritage  is  unto  we  as  a  fpeckled  bird 

13.1. thus  faith  the  Lord  unto  we,Go  and  get 
n.caufed  to  cleave  unto  we  the  whole  houfe 
might  be  untc  we  for  a  people 

1 5. 8. their  widows  are  increafed  to  we  above 
1  o.nor  men  have  lent  to  me  on  ufury 
i6.thy  word  was  unto  we  the  joy  of  mine 
1 8.  w  ilt  thou  be  altogether  unto  we  as  a  lyar 

16. 1.  word  of  the  Lord  came  alfo  unto  we 
1 2.  that  they  may  not  hearken  unto  me 

17. 1 5. they  fay  unto  we,  Where  is  the  word  of 
1 7. be  not  a  terrour  unto  we 
1 9. thus  faith  the  Lord  unto  we,Go  and 
24-if  ye  diligently  hearken  unto  me 

1 8. 5. then  the  word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  we 
Chap.  24.4. 
i9.give  heed  to  we,  O  Lord 

20.8. was  made  a  reproach  unto  We 

22.6.thou  art  Gilead  unto  we 

a  3 . 1 4.  they  are  al  1  of  them  unto  we  as  S  odom 

14.7. they  (hall  return  unto  we  with 

25. 3. word  of  the  Lord  hath  come  unto  we 
7. yet  ye  have  not  hearkened  unto  we 

1  j.thus  faith  the  Lord  Go.of  Ifrael  unto  we 
26.4.  if  ye  will  not  hearken  to  we 
27.2.thus faith  the  Lord  to  we,Make  thee 

5. unto  whom  it  feemeth  meet  unto  me 
29.1 2.and  pray  unto  we,and  I  will  hearken 
,    30.2i.andhe(hallapproachunto  we 

engaged  his  heart  to  approach  unto  me 
3 1.3.  the  Lord  hath  appeared  of  old  unto  we 

26.my  deep  was  fweet  unto  we 
3  2.6. the  wordof  the  Lotd  came  unto  we 

£^e.i2.i7.&  21.26.  &  30.1.&  31.1. 

2  5.thou  haft  faid  unto  we^,  O  Lord  God 

3  1. this  city  hath  been  to  we  as  a 

3  3.they  have  turned  unto  we  the  back 
3  3 .9.  it  (hall  be  to  we  a  name  of  joy 

2  2. and  the  Levites  that  minifter  unto  we 
34.  i4.your  fathers  hearkened  not  unto  we 

1 7.ye  have  not  hearkened  unto  we 
35.1 4.  but  ye  hearkened  not  unto  we 
1 5. nor  hearkened  unto  we 
i6.this  people  have  not  hearkened  unto  we 
3tf.i8.pronounced  all  thefe  words  unto  we 
3  8.  1 5.  wilt  thou  not  hearken  unto  we 
49.4.faying,Who  (hall  come  unto  we 
51.35.  the  violence  done  to  we  be  upon 
I(2W.  1. 1 2. which  is  done  unto  we 

2  Land  they  (hall  be  like  unto  we 
2 2. as  thou  haft  done  unto  we 
£^e/j.2.2.entred  into  me,when  he  fpake  unto  we 
3. he  faid  unto  we,Son  of  man,I  fend 
9. an  hand  was  fent  unto  we 
3. 1. faid  unto  we,Son  of  man,  eat  that 
3.  faid  unto  we,  Son  of  man,  caufe  thy 
4. faid  unto  we,  Son  of  man,goget  thee 
7.they  will  not  hearken  unto  we 
io.faid  unto  we,  Son  of  man,all  my  words 
16.  word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  we 

Chap.6.1.  &7. 1.  &  1 1. 1 4. 
&  12. r. 
22.he  faid  unto  we,  Arife,  goe  forth 
24.  faid  unto  we,Go,  (hut  thy  felf 
4,i6.faid  to  we,Son  of  man,behold,Ile  break 
8.5.f*id  untowe,Son  of  man,  lift  up  thine  eyes 
6.faid  unto  we,Son  ofman,  feeft  thou  what 
8.faid  unto  we,Son  of  man,  dig  now  in 
9-faid  unto  we,Go  in,and  behold  the 
1 2.faid  unto  we,Son  of  man,haft  thou 
1 3»faid  unto  we,Turn  thee  yet  again,and 
1 5-faid  unto  we, Thou  haft  feen  this 
i7.faid  unto  we,  Haft  thou  feen  this 


9.9.faid  to  we,  The  iniquity  of  the  houfe  of  Ifr. 
1 1. 2. faid  unro  we,Son  ofman,  thefe  are 

5. and  faid  unto  we,Speak  thus 
12. 8. in  the  morn. came  the  wordof  the  L.to  We 

14.1.  came  certain  of  the  elders  of  Ifrael  to  we 
2. the  word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  me 

Verfe  1  z. 
l6.io.whom  thou  haft  born  unto  me 
20.8.  and  would  not  hearken  unto  me 
39. if  ye  will  not  hearken  unto  we 
22, 18. houfe  of  Ifrael  is  to  we  become  droffe 
23.37.  whom  they  bare  unto  me 

3  8. moreover  this  they  have  done  unto  we 
2  6. 2. (lie  is  turned  unto  me 
3 7. 3. faid  unto  we,  Son  of  man ,can  thefe  bones 
4-faid  unto  we,Prophefie  upon  thefe  bones 
9. faid  unto  we,  Prophefie  unto  the  wind 
40.45.faid  unto  me,  This  chamber,whofe  prof. 
41.22.  faid  to  me}  This  is  the  t3ble  that  is  bef. 
42.13  .faid  to  we,The  north-chamb.fhalbe  holy 
43. 7. faid  unto  we,  Son  of  man,the  place  of 
1 8,faid  unto  We, Son  of  man,  thus  faith 
i9.approach  unto  we,  to  minifter  unto  we 
44.2.then  faid  the  Lord  to  we,This  gate  (hall 
5.  Lord  faid  unto  we,Son  of  man,mark 
13.ro  do  the  office  of  a  prieft  unto  we 
1 5.  come  neer  to  me,  to  minifter  unto  me 
46. 2o.then  faid  he  to  we,This  is  the  place 

24.faid  he  to  we,  Thefe  are  the  places 
47-g.faid  unto  we,Son  of  man,haft  thou 
8. then  faid  he  unto  me,  Thefe  waters 
Dan.i.  23.  haft  made  known  to  we  now  what  we 
30.  fecret  is  not  revealed  to  we  for 
4.34.  mine  underftanding  returned  unto  we 
3  6.  my  reafon  returned  unto  we 

mine  honour  &  brightn.retur.unto  me 
my  lords  fought  unto  we 
excellent  majefty  was  added  unto  we 
5.  i6.make  known  to  we  the  interpretation 
8. 1. a  vifion  appeared  unto  we 

which  appeared  unto  we  at  firft 
10. 1 1. faid  unto  we,0  Daniel,  a  man  greatly 
1 2.then  faid  he  unto  me,  Fear  not,  Daniel 
1 5. fpoken  fuch  words  unto  we,I  fet  my  face 
19.  when  he  had  fpoken  unto  we,I  was 
Hof. 2. 1 9. 1  will  betroth  thee  unto  we  for  ever 

I  will  berroth  thee  unto  we  in  right. 
20.I  will  even  betroth  thee  unto  we  in 
23.I  will  fow  her  unto  we  in  the  earth 
3.2.fo  I  bought  her  to  we 
4.6.that  thou  (halt  be  no  prieft  to  we 
7.7.  none  among  them  that  calleth  unto  we 

i4.not  cried  unto  we  with  their  heart 
8.2.  Ifrael  (hall  cry  unto  we,My  God,we 
Joel  2. 1 2.turn  ye  even  to  we  with  all  your  heart 
Amos  4.6.yet  have  ye  not  returned  unto  we 

Verf.^jiojir. 
8. yet  have  ye  not  turned  unto  we 
5. 25. have  ye  offered  unto  we  facrifices 
7. 1. thus  hath  the  Lord  (hewed  unto  we 
9.7.3s  children  of  the  Ethiopians  unto  we 
Mkah  5.2.  out  of  thee  (hall  he  come  forth  to  me 

7.6.the  Lord  (hall  be  a  light  unto  we 
Hab.z,  l.to  fee  what  he  will  fay  unto  we 
Hag.z.  1 7.  yet  ye  turned  not  to  we 
Zecb.  1 .3 .  turne  y e  unto  we 

4.they  did  not  hearken  unto  we 
9.faid  unto  we  J  will  (hew  thee  what  thefe 
4.2.faiduntowe,What  feeft  thou 
5.1 1. he  faid  unto  we,  To  build  it  an  houfe 
6.8.fpake  unto  we,faying,  Behold,thefe  that*. 
7. 5  .did  ye  at  all  faft  unto  we,even  to  we 
Mz/.3.7.returne  to  we,and  I  will  returne  to  you 
Mtt-3.14.and  comeft  thou  to  we 

7.22.many  will  fay  unto  we  in  that  day,  Lord 
1 1 . 2  S.come  unto  we  all  ye  that  labour 
14.1 8.he  faid,Bring  them  hither  to  We 
1 5.8.this  people  draweth  nigh  unto  we  with 
17.17.  fuffer  you,  bring  him  hither  to  we 

.   Marfe  9. 19. 
19.14.  forbid  them  not  to  come  unto  we 

Marine  10. 14. 

21.2.  and  bring  them  to  we 
25.36.and  yecameuntowe 

40.ye  have  done  it  unto  we 
45.  ye  did  it  not  to  we 

28.18.all 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


M  E 


E 


a8. 1 8. all  power  is  given  unto  me 
Mark  7.14  hearken  unto  mi  every  one  of  you 
Luke  1  •  ? .it  feemed  good  to  me  alfo,  having 

3  8.be  it  unto  me  according  to  thy  word 

4  3. mother  of  my  lord  fhould  come  to  me 
49.  he  that  is  mighty  hath  done  to  me  great 

4.6.for  that  is  delivered  unto  me 

2 2 .  ye  will  furely  fay  unto  me  this  proverb 
6.47.whofo  cometh  unto  me,  and  heareth 
1  o.i'i.all  things  are  delivered  to  me  of  my 
1  i.6.in  his  journey  is  come  to  me 
14.16.if  any  man  come  to  me, and  hate  not 

1  c.i  z.give  me  the  porti.of  goods  that  fall,  tome 
j8.r  j.God  be  mercifull  to  me  a  finncr 

i6.fuffer  little  children  to  come  unto  me 
22.19.  as  my  Father  hath  appointed  untome 
23.  i4-ye  have  brought  this  man  unto  me  as 
John  1. 33.  the  fame  faid  unto  me,  Upon  whom 
t'.i.  faid  unto  me.  Take  up  thy  bed,and  walk 

40. and  ye  will  not  come  to  me, that  ye 
6. 3 5.  he  that  cometh  to  me  (hall  never 

37.Fatb.er  giveth  me  fhall  come  to  me 

him  that  cometh  to  me,\  wil  in  no  wife 

44.  no  man  can  come  to  «zf,excepc 

4$.learned  of  the  FatherjCometh  unto  me 

6  5  .that  no  man  can  come  to  me,  except  it 
7.  j 7. let  him  come  \xntome,and  drink 
9.1 1. faid  unto  me,  Go  to  the  pool  of  Siloam 
1 2.3  2.will  draw  all  men  unto  me 

jo. even  as  the  Father  faid  unto  me,  even  fo 
18.2  c.  have  delivered  thee  unto  me :  What  haft 
i^.io.fpeakeft  thou  not  unto  me 
Ails  i.8»and  ye  (halbe  witnefl'es  unto  me 
2.i8.made  known  to  me  the  wayes  of  life 
3 .22.  of  your  brethren  like  unto  me    Ch.7.3  7- 
7.4i.have  ye  offered  to  me  flain  beafts 
9.1 5. for  he  is  a  chofen  veffell  unto  me 
1 1 .  5.  and  it  came  even  unto  me 

7.I  heard  a  voice  faying  unto  me,  Arife 

1 1  .fent  from  Cefarea  unto  me 
15.13  .men  and  brethren,  hearken  unto  me 
2i.i  j.came unto  me,and  ftood,& faid untome 
23.22.that  thou  haft  (hewed  thefe  things  to  me 
25.27.it  feemeth  to  me  unreafonable  to  fend 

2  6. 1 4.I  heard  a  voice  fpeaking  unto  me 
Rom.?.  1 3. which  is  good, made  death  unto  me 

9.i9.thou  wilt  fay  then  unto  me,  Why  doth 
1 2. 3. through  the  grace  given  unto  me, to  every 
t  Cor.  r .  1 1  .it  hath  been  declared  to  me  of  you 
3.io.grace  of  God  which  is  given  unto#ze 
6. 1  ».all  things'ate  lawfull  unto  me 
7. 1  .things  whereof  ye  wrote  unto  me  ;  1 1  is 
9. 1 5.  that  it  fhould  be  fo  done  unto  me 

i6.yea,wo  is  unto  me,ii I  preach  not  thegof. 
i7.difp.  of  the  gofpel  is  committed  unto  me 
14.1 1.  (hall  be  a  Barbarian  unto  me 
1 6.9.  an  effe&uall  door  is  opened  unto  me 
1 1  .that  he  may  come  unto  me 
2  Co>-.2.i2.a  door  was  opened  untozaeoftheLo. 
1  i.9.for  thr.t  which  was  lacking  to  me,the  breth. 
Gal.t.6.it  maketh  no  matter  to  me 

in  conference  addeth  nothing  to  me 
7.gofp.of  the  uncircumcif.was  com.  unto  me 
4.1 5. and  have  given  them  to  me 
Ephef.i. i.by  revelation  he  made  knownunto#ze 

8.unto  me,who  am  leffe  then  the  leaft 
Phil.  1. 1 2. things  which  happened  unto  me,havc 
zl.tome  to  live  is  Chrift 
3 . 1  .to  «e,indeed,  is  not  grievous 
7.  but  what  things  were  gain  to  me 
Col.4.1 1. which  have  been  a  comfort  unto  me 
2  Tj#z.4.8.and  not  only  to  me,  but  unto  all 

9. do  thy  diligence  to  come  (hortly  unto  me 
1 1 .  for  he  is  profitable  to  me  for  the  minift. 
Tit.  1. 3. which  is  committed  unto  me  accord. to  the 
Philem.i  1  .now  profitable  to  thee  and  to  me 
1  <?.efpecially  to  me,but  how  much  more 
1 9 .  how  thou  oweft  to  me,  even  thine  own 
Heb.  10.30  .vengeance  belongeth  unto  me. 

i 3 .6.  what  man  (hall  doe  unto  me 
Rev.7.1  1 .  faying  unto  me,  What  are  thefe  that 
19.9.  he  faith  unto  me,  Write,Bleffed  are  they 
22.9.then  faith  he  unto  me,  See  thou  do  it  not 
lo.he  faith  unto  ?«c,Seal  not  the  fayings 
Towards  ®$t. 
Gen.i  1 . 5  .it  is  not  towards  me  as  before 


Pfal.86. 1 3  .for  great  is  thy  mercy  toward  me 

1 16. 1 2.  for  all  his  benefits  towards  mz 
Cant.7. io.and  his  defire  is  towards  me 

1  fa.  29. 1 3  .their  fear  towards  me  is  taught 

63.1 5. and  of  tby  mercy  towards  me 
Dan.q.z.  high  God  hath  wrought  toward  me 
z  C or. 7. 7. yout  fervent  mind  toward  me 
Phil.z.  3  o.fupply  your  lack  of  fervice  toward  me 
Under  SS^e. 

2  Sam.z  2.3  7. haft  enlarged  my  fteps  under  me 

Pfal.1S.36. 
40.thit  rofe  up— haft  thou  fubdued  under  me 
Pfal.18.29. 
48.bringeth  down  the  people  under  me 

Pfal.18.47. 
Neh.z.14.  for  the  beaft  that  was  under  me  to  pafle 
Pfal.i^.z.who  fubdueth  my  people  under  me 
Mattb.  8.  9.  having  fouldiers  under  me 

Ln\e7.  8. 

With  $$C. 

Gen.2.\z.  worn,  which  thou  gaveft  to  be  with  me 

12.13.that  it  maybe  well  with  me  for  thy  fake 

i4.24.portionof  the  men  which  went  with  me 

z  1 .6\all  that  hear  w  ill  laugh  w  ith  me 

2  3 .  that  thou.wilt  not  deal  falfly  with  me 
28. 20. if  God  will  be  with  me,and  keep 

29. 19. fhould  give  her  to  anoth.  Abide  with  me 
27.  fervice  thou  fhalt  ferve  with  me  yet 

30.20.now  will  my  husband  dwell  with  me 
29. how  thy  cattell  was  with  me 

3  3  .that  fhall  be  counted  ftollen  with  'me 

3  i.c.but  the  G.of  my  father  hath  been  with  me 
3  2.  what  is  thy  will  with  me 
42. except  the  fear  of  Ifaac  had  been  with  me 

33.10.  and  thou  waft  pleafed  with  me 
1 1  .God  hath  dealt  gracioufly  with  me 
1 3 .  the  herds  with  young  are  with  me 
if.  leave  fome  of  the  folk  that  are  with  me 

3  5. 3. was  with  me  in  the  way  whichl  went 

39.7.  and  the  faid,  Lye  with  me 
8.wotteth  not  what  is  with  me  in  the  houfe 
1 2. faying,  Lie  with  me 

14. he  came  in  unto  me  to  lie  with  me 
1  5.  that  he  left  his  garment  with  me 
42.3  3. leave  one  of  your  brethren  here  with  me 
43.6.  wherefore  dealt  ye  fo  ill  with  me 
8.  fend  the  lad  with  me 
16.  thefe  men  fhall  dine  with  me 
44. 3 4.  and  the  lad  be  not  with  me 
47. 29.and  deal  kindly  and  truly  with  me 
Exod. 17, z.yihy  chide  ye  with  me 

20.2  3 .ye  fhall  not  make  with  me  gods  of  filver 
3  3. 1 2. know  whom  thou  wilt  fend  withme 
1  f.if  thy  prefence  go  not  with  me, Catty 
£<w.2  5.2  3.yearefojourners  with  me 
Num.  1 1. 1 5  .if  thou  deal  thus  with  #ze,kill  me 

23.13.come,  I  pray  thee,with  me  unto  another 
Dent.  1.37.  alfo  the  Lord  was  angry  with  me 

Chap. 4.2 1. 
3 .26. Lord  was  wroth  with  me  for  your  fakes 
3  2.34JS  not  this  laid  up  in  ftore  with  me 
39.  and  there  is  no  God  with?#f 
?oJh.8.j.l  and  all  the  people  that  are  with^i? 
1 4. 8. my  brethren  that  went  up  with  me,made 
1 2.if  fo  be  the  Lord  fhall  be  with  me,then 
Jud?.  1.3 .  come  up  with  me  into  my  lot 

4.8.  if  thou  wilt  go  with  me,  then  I  will  go 

if  thou  wilt  not  go  with  #ze,tben  I  will 
.6.17-  that  thou  talkeft  with  me 
7.18. 1,and  all  that  were  with  me, then  blow 
1 1.1 2. what  haft  thou  to  do  with  me 
16. 1 5.  when  thy  heatt  is  not  with  me 
i7.2.behold,the  filver  is  with  me 

10. dwell  with  me 
1 8.4.thus  and  thus  dealeth  Micah  with  me 
Ruth  1. 8. as  ye  have  dealt  with  me 
1 1. why  will  ye  goe  with  me 
20.  Almighty  hath  dealt  very  bitted,  with  me 
1  S<z;».9.i9.forye  ftiall  eat  with  tfzetoday 
15.2  j.and  turn  again  with  me, that  I  may 

Verfejo. 
1 6. 5. and  came  with  me  to  the  facrifice 
17.9.  if  ye  be  able  to  fight  with  me 

21.8.  nor  my  w  eapons  with  me 
ai.23.abide  thou  with  me,  fear. not 

but  with  me  fhalt  thou  be  in  fafeguard 


24. 1 5. that  thou  haft  dealt  well  with  me 
26.6.who  will  go  down  with  me  to  Saul 
28. 19.10  mor.fhalt  thou  &  thy  fons  be  with  me 
29. 3.which  have  been  with  »?£  thefc  dayes 
6.and  thy  corning  in  with  me  hath  been 
2  Sam. 2. iz.  make  thy  league  with  W 

13. 1  i.come,lie  wich  me,my  filter 

1 5.3  3. if  thou  pafleft  on  with  mc,then  thou 

19.2  5. wherefore  wenteft  not  thou  with  me 
3  3. come  thou  over  with  ;%?,and  I 

will  feed  thee  with  mi  in  Jerufalem 
3  8  .Chimham  fhall  goe  over  with  me 
23.5.  made  with  me  an  everlafting  covenant 

1  *C>,g.i  i.2  2.but  what  haft  thou  lacked  with  me 

1  i.T-  come  home  with  »a?,and  refrefh  thy  (elf 

1  j.come  home  with  me,znd  cat  bread 
22.4.wilt  thou  goe  with  me  to  battell 

2  Cbr.iS.3. 

2  Kmg.2.7.  wilt  thou  go  with  me  againft  Moab 

10.16.  come  with  #ze,andfee  my  zeal 
18.3 1. make  an  agreement  with  me  by  a  prefent 
Ifa.26.16. 

1  Chro.4.  10.  that  thine  hand  might  be  with  me 

2  C/jro.3.4.even  fo  deal  with  me 

7  .that  are  with  me  in  Judah  and 
3  5.2 1. from  medling  with  God, who  is  with  me 
£^7.28.  chief  men  to  go  up  with  me 

8. 1.  of  them  that  went  up  with  «#  from 
Neb.z.9.  had  fent  horfemen  with^e 
1 2.1,and  fome  few  men  with  me 

neither  was  there  any  beaft  with  me 
1 2.40.I,and  the  half  of  the  rulers  with  .me 
Jab  9.3  y.but  it  is  not  fo  with  me 

io.2.wherefore  thou  contender!  with  me 
1 3.19.  who  is  he  that  will  plead  with  me 
17.2.  are  there  not  mocktrs  with  me 

3.who  is  he  that  will  ftrike  hands  with  me 
28.14.the  fea  faith,  It  is  not  with  me 
29.5i.when  the  Almighty  was  yet  with  me 
31.13.  when  they  contended  withes 
18. he  was  brought  up  with  me 
Pfal^.^.that  was  at  peace  with  me 

1 3.6.becaufe  he  hath  dealt  bountifully  with  me 
23.4-for  thou  art  with  me 
34.3.O  magnifie  the  Lord  with  me 

35.1  .with  them  that  ftrive  with  me 

42.8  .in  the  night  his  fong  fhall  be  with  me 

50.5.  made  a  covenant  with  me 

5  5. 1 8  .for  there  were  many  with  me 

ioi.6.that  they  may  dwell  with  me 

1 19.7  8. for  they  dealt  perverfely  with  me 
98. for  they  are  ever  with  me 

i42.7.thou  haft  dealt  bountifully  with  me 
Pi'0.7.14.1  have  peace-offerings  with  me 

8. 18. riches  and  honour  are  with  me 
Ecdef.z.Q.sll  my  wifdome  remained  with  me 
Cant.i.6.vay  mqtheps  children  were  angry  with  me 

4.8.come  with  me  from  Lebanon,  my  fpoufe 
Ifa.iz.i.  though  thou  waft  angry  with/we 

27.5 .andhe  fhall  make  peace  with  me 

50.8.  who  will  contend  with  me 

62 . 2  .of  the  people  there  was  none  with  me 
Jcr.z.zg.  wherefore  will  ye  plead  with  me 

3.20.(0  have  you  dealt  treacheroufly  withme 
i8.i9.voice  of  them  that  contend  wiihme 
20.1 1  .the  L.is  with  me  as  a  mighty  terrible  one 

17.  womb  to  be  alwayes  great  with  me 
26.14.do  with  OTeasfeemeth  good  and  meet 
40.4.10  come  with  me  into  Babylon 

ill  to  thee  to  come  with  me  into  Baby. 
Dan.8.1 8.now,as  he  was  fpeaking  with  me,  I  was 
9. 22. he  informed  me,and  talked  with^e 
io.7.men  that  were  with  me  faw  not  the 

2 1  .none  that  holdeth  with  me  in  thefe  things 
Rof.z.7.£ot  then  was  it  better  with  me  then 
Joel  2 .4.yea,  and  what  have  ye  to  do  with  me 
Zech.i.9.angel  that  talked  with  me,faid  unto  me 
I3.anfweredtheangel  thattalked  with«?e 
I4.angel  that  communed  with  me}Caid  to  me 
i^.faid  unto  the  angel  that  talked  with  me 
2.3.angel  thac  talked  with  me,  went  forth 
4. 1. angel  that  talked  with -we  came  again 
4.and  fpake  to  the  angel  that  talked  with  me 
f  .angel  that  talked  with  me  anfwered  &  faid  | 
5.5-angel  that  talked  withal,  went  forth 
icthen  faid  I  to  the  angel  that  talked  w,h  me 
6,4.  anfwered^ 


M  E 


M  E 


M  EA        M  E  A 


M  E  A       MEA 


e?.4.anfwered  &  faid  to  theang.that  tal.wtb  me 
Mal.z.6.  he  walked  with  me  in  peace 
Mat.i  2.30.  he  that  is  not  with  we,ts  againft  me 

Lu\e  11.23. 
he  that  gathereth  not  with  »2e,fcattereth 
v  Lulfe  11.23. 

1  jr.3  i.becaufe  they  continue  with  me  now 

Marine  8.1. 
1 8. z6.  lord  have  patience  with  me 

ay. have  patience  with  we,and  I  will 
20. 1  j  .diddeft  not  thou  agtee  with  me  for 
z6.z  3.  he  that  dippeth  his  hand  with  me  in  the 
Marine  14.20. 
j 8. tarry  ye  here  and  watch  with  me 
40. could  yc  not  watch  with  me  one  houre 
Mar.  1 4. 1 8. one  of  you  that  fittethat  meat  wi.  me 
Lu\e  1 1 .7.my  children  are  with  me  in  bed 
1 2. 1  j.that  he  divide  the  inheritance  with  me 
1  y.6.faying  unto  them,  Rejoyce  with  me 

Verfe  9. 
3  i.fon,thou  art  ever  with  me 
2.2.2 1. is  with  me  on  the  table 

28.yeare  they  wch  have  continued  with  me 
23.43.  today  (halt  thou  be  with  «?e  in  paradife 
John  8.2o.he  that  fent  me  is  with  me 
1 3. 8. thou  haft  no  part  with  me 

1 8. he  that  eateth  bread  with  me,  hath 

1  J  .27.have  been  with  me  from  the  beginning 
16.3  2.becaufe  the  Father  is  with  me 

1 7.24  be  with  we  where  I  am 
Alls  20. 34. and  to  them  that  were  with  me 

2  2>9.they  that  were  with  me  faw  indeed 

1  i.led  by  the  hand  of  them  that  were  wi.we 
z  $.f  .goe  down  with  we  and  accufe 

24.multitudeoftheJeweshath  dealt  wi. me 
■2.6.1 3 .and  them  which  journeyed  with  me 
RoW.7.2i.evill  is  prefent  with  me 

1  5-.30.with  me  in  your  prayers  to  God  for  me 

1  CorVH-but  with  me  it  is  a  very  fmall  thing 

1 5.  io.grace  of  God  which  was  with  me 
i6-4.they  (hall  goe  with  me 

2  Co?-.  1. 17. that  with  me  there  mould  be  yea 

9. 4.if  they  of  Macedonia  come  with  we,and 
n.i.could  beare  with  we  a  little  in  my  folly 
and  indeed  bear  with  me 
GaLi. 2.  which  are  with  me  unto  Galatia 
2. 1. and  cook  Titus  with  me  alfo 

3. but  neither  Titus  who  was  with  me 
Phil.  2. 1 8.  and  re  Joyce  with  me 

22.  he  hath  ferved  with  me  in  the  gofpel 
23/ee  h°w  it  will  goe  with  me 
4. 3.which  laboured  with  me  in  the  gofpel 

1  j.  no  Church  communicated  wit':  me 

2  i.the brethren  w hich  are  w ith  me  greet  you 
2  7^.4. 1 1. only  .Luke  is  with  me 

16.  at  my  firft  anfwer  no  nun  flood  with  me 

17.  the  Lord  flood  with  me 

Titus  3 . 1  j. all  that  are  with  me  falute  thee 
Pbilem.x  3.  whom  I  would  have  retained  with  me 
Rev.  1 . 1 2. to  fee  the  voice  that  fpake  to  me 
3.4-they  (hall  walk  with  me  in  white 
20.fup  with  him,and  he  with  me 
2 1. grant  to  fit  with  me  on  thy  throne 
4.i.talking  with?»e,which  faid,Come  up 
17. 1  .and  talked  with  we,faying  unto  me 

Chap.  2 1.9. 
21.1?.  he  that  talked  with  me  had  a  gold,  reed 
22.  i2.andmyreward  is  with  me 
within  flljje. 
Job  6.4.arrowes  of  the  Almighty  are  within  me 
19.27.mncs  be  confumed  within  me 

3  2.i8.the  fpirit  within  we  conftraineth  we 
P/^.39.3  .my  heart  was  hot  within  me 

42.6 .my  foule  is  caft  down  within  me 
1 1. why  art  thou  difquieted  within  me 

Chap.43.j. 
y  1.  io.renew  a  right  fpirit  within  me 
5  $-4  .my  heart  is  fore  pained  within  me 
94.i?.multitude  of  my  thoughts  within  me 
103. 1. and  all  that  is  within  me 
109. 22. my  heart  is  wounded  within  me 
1 42. 3. fpirit  was  over-whelmed  within  me 
i43.4.my  fpirit  over-whelmed  within  we 

my  heart  within  me  is  defolate 
Ifa.i6.9.w'nh  my  fpirit  within  me  will  I  feek  thee 
Jer.z  3.9.mine  heart  within  me  is  broken 


Lam.  1.20.  mine  heart  is  turned  within  me 

Hof.u.%. 
Jonah  2.7.when  my  foul  fainted  within  we,I  rem. 

without  fl^Je, 
^.10.4.  without  me  they  (hall  bow  down 
John  1  j.y  .for  without  me  ye  can  do  nothing 


Gtfz.4i.2.and  they  fed  in  a  meadow 
jWg.20.33.even  out  of  the  meadows  of  Gibeah 


Neb.$ .  1 .  even  unto  the  tower  ofMeab 

12.39.and  above  the  tower  of  Meah,  even  unto 
3jjj)ea], 

Ge».  18.6. make  ready  three  meafures  of  fine  meal 
Num.  j.i  j.  tenth  part  of  an  ephah  of  batley  meal 

1  JC»zg.4.2  2.and  threefcore  meafures  of  meal 

17. 1 2.but  an  handfull  of  meal  in  a  barrell 
i4.the barrell  of  wea/fhall  not  wafte 
let.and  the  barrell  of  wea/wafted  not 

2  K^-4-4  t.then  bring  meal,&  caft  it  into  the  pot 
1  Chro.\z.t\o.meal3cakes  of  figsjbunches  of  railins 
//<J.47.2.take  thee  milftones,and  grind  meal 
Hof.  8. 7.  hath  no  ftalk,  the  bud  (hall  yeeld  no  meal 
Mat.  13.33.  an^  n'd  'n  t',ree  meafures  of  meal  till 

Lul[e. 1 3. zi. 


Ruth  2.  14.  at  meal-time  come  thou  hither 

g$ean. 

Gew.21.29.  whatweas  thefe  feven  ewe-lambs 

Exod.tz.z6.  what  mean  you  by  this  fervice 

De«t.6\io.what  mean  the  teftimonies  and  the  flat. 

JoJh.q.6.vihatmeane  you  by  thefe  ftones 

Verfe  21. 

lfa.%. 1  J. what  mean  ye  that  ye  beat  my  people 

£•^.17.12.  know  ye  not  what  thefe  things  mean 
1 8.2.  what  mean  you  that  you  ufe  this  proverb 

Mar. 9.  io.what  the  rifing  from  the  dead  (hould  m. 

Alls  10.17.  doubted  what  this  vifion  (hould  mean 
17.20.we  would  know  what  thefe  things  mean 
21.13.what  we<«you  to  weep,  and  break  my 

2  Cor.8.13.1  mean  not,  that  other  men  be  eafed,& 
3j)ean< 

Prs.22.29.he  (hall  not  ftand  before  mean  men 

lfa.1.9.  and  the  mean  man  boweth  down 
5.15  .and  the  mean  man  (hall  be  brought 
3 1 .8.fword  not  of  a  mean  man  (hall  devour 

Ails  21.39.in  Cilicia,a  citizen  of  no  mean  city 
Sfyean  time. 

Lu\.  1 2. 1. in  the  mean  time,when  there  were  gath. 
Qfytmwhile. 

1  Kjn. 18.41.czme  to  pafle  in  the  mean  while3that 
John  4.3 1. in  the  mean  whiles  his  difciples  prayed 
Rom.z.  1  y.  their  thoughts  the  mean  while  accufing 

Meatus. 

£*0«?.34.7.that  will  by  no  means  clear  the  guilty 

Num.  14. 1 8. and  by  no  means  clearing  the  guilty 

Jud.  y.22.  horfe  hoofs  brok.  by  means  of  the  pranf. 

16.5".  and  by  what  means  w e  may  prevail 

2  5^.14. 1 4.  yet  doth  he  Atvik  means  that  his  ban. 
i  ftw.10.29.did  they  bring  them  out  by  their  we. 

20.39. if  by  any  means  he  be  mifling,tben 
2  Chy.1.1 7.&  for  the  Kings  of  Syria  by  their  mta. 
Eya  4.1 6. by  this  means  thou  (halt  have  no  porti. 
Pfal.qy.j.  none  by  any  means  redeem  his  brother 
Pro.6.z6.by  means  of  a  whorifh  woman  a  man 
Jer.<>.-i,  1.  and  the  priefts  bear  rule  by  their  means 
Mai.  i.9.this  hath  been  by  your  means 
Mat.<;.z6.tao\i  (halt  by  no  means  come  out  thence 
Lu\e  j.i  8.they  fought  means  to  bring  him  in 
8.3  6. told  by  what  means  he  that  was  poffeffed 
10.  i9.and  nothing  (hall  by  any  means  hurt  you 
John  9. 2 1. by  what  means  he  now  feeth,  wee 
Alls  4.9.  examined  by  what  means  he  is  made 
18.2 1 . 1  truft  by  all  means  to  keep  this  feaft 
27.1 2.if  by  any  means  they  might  attain  to 
Rom.i .  10.  if  by  any  means  now  at  length  I  might 
1 1 . 1 4.if  by  any  means  I  may  provoke  to 

1  C«-.8#9.take  heedjleft  by  any  means  this  liberty 

9.22.  might  by  any  means  fave  fome 
27«Ieft  that  by  any  means,vihm  I  have 

2  Cor.  1.1  i.by  means  of  many  perfons,thanks  may 

1 1. 3.I  fear,left  by  any  means,as  the  ferpent 
Gd/. 2. 2. left  by  any  means  I  (hould  run  in  vain 
Pbil.f.i  1. if  by  any  means  I  might  attain 
1  Tbef.%. 5. left  by  fome  means  the  tempter  hath 


2  Thef.z.-$  -'et  no  mn  deceive  you  by  any  means 

3.i6.giveyou  pesce  alwaies  by  z\\  means 
Heb.9. 1 5. that  by  means  of  death,  for  the  redemptf. 
Rev.  13.14.  deceiveth  them  by  means  of  thofe  mir 
£$3eaneft. 

Gen.i  3 .8.  what  meanefl  thou  by  all  this  drove 
2  Sam.i  6.2.King  faid,Wbat  meanefl  thou  by  thefe 
Et?-37-  i8.not  (hew  us  what  thou  meanefl  by  thtfe 
Jonah  i,6.  what  meanefl  thou,0  deeper  ' 

Deut.  29. 24.what  meanetb  the  heat  of  this  gr.anger 

1  Sam. 4  6". what  meanetb  the  noife  of  this  gr.lhout 

14. what  meaneth  the  noife  of  this  rumulc 

1 5. 1 4. what  meaneth  then  this  bleating  of 
Ifa.  1 0.7.  howbeit,he  meanetb  not  fo  ..neither 
M at. 9. i$.go  and  learn  what  that  meanetb 

1 2. 7. if  ye  had  known  what  this  meanetb 
Ails  2. 1 2.faying  one  to  anoth.  What  meaneth  this 

leaning. 
Dan.S.i  f  .and  fought  for  the  mtaning,then  behold 
Acts  zj.z.meanin?  to  fail  by«he  coalts  of  Afia 
1  Cor.  14. 1 1  .if  I  know  not  the  mean.ofthe  voice,I 

S0tmt. 

GeB.50.20.but  God  meant  itunto  good 
Luk. 1  %-'>-6.  and  asked  what  thefe  things  meant 
18.36.  hearing  the  multit.  asked  what  it  meant 
^earal). 
/tfp.13.4.  and  Mearah 3that  is  befidethe  Zidoni. 
S^cafe,  See  flf>effe. 
S^cafftre. 
Exo.z6. 2.every  one  of  the  curt.fliall  have  one  mca. 

8.the  eleven  (hall  be  all  of  one  meafure 
Lev.  19.3  j.  do  no  unright.in  judgm. — or  in  meaf. 
Deut.z  5. 1  j. a  perfect  and  juft  meaf. {hilt  thou  have 
/o/.j^.hetween  you  &  it  about  2000.cub.by  mea. 

1  Kjng.6.z  j.both  the  cubits  were  of  one  meafure 

7-37.aH  of  them  had  one  meafure 

2  Kjng.-j.  1 .  a  meaf.  of  fine  flowre  fold  for  a  ftiekel 

Verfe  18. 
16.O0  a  meaf.of  fine  flowr  was  fold  for  a  (he. 
2  Cbr.i  .3  .after  the  firft  meafure.  was  fixty  cubits 
/o£  1 1 .9.the  meaf.  thereof  is  longer  then  the  earth 
-    28.2  j.  he  weigheth  the  waters  by  meafure 
Pfal.sg.q.mzkz  me  to  know  — the  meaf 0$ my  da. 
8o,j.giveft  them  tears  todrink  in  great  meafure 
Ifa. <,.  1 4.hel  hath  opened  her  mouth  without  meaf. 
27. 8. in  meafure  when  it  (hooteth  forth3thou 
40. 1 2. and  comprehended  the  duft  in  a  meafure 
Jer.  30.  1 1 .  but  I  will  correct  thee  in  meafure 

Chap.46.28, 

j  1. 1 3. thine  end  iscome,&  the  wea/Iofthycov. 

£^.4.11.  thou  (halt  drink  alfo  water  by  meafure 

1 6. and  they  (hall  drink  water  by  meafure 

40.  io.and  the  little  chambers  were  of  one  mea. 

and  the  pofts  had  one  meaf. on  this  fide 

2  i.wete  after  the  meafure  of  the  firft  gate 

2 2. after  the  meaf. oi  the  gate  that  look.— eaft 

41. 1 7. round  about  within  &  without  by  meaf. 

45.3.  of  this  meaf.ma\t  thou  meafure  the  length 

1  i.ephah  &  the  bath  (hall  be  of  one  meafure 

the  wea/^thereof  Ihalbe  after  the  homer 

46. 2  2. thefe  four  corners  were  of  one  meafure 
Mic. 6. 10. &  the  [cant  meafure,  that  is  abominable 
Mat.7.2.  with  what  meaf.ye  mete3it  (hall  be  meaf. 

Mar\  4.24. 

23.3  2.  fill  ye  up  then  the  meafure  of  your  fafth«m  3 
Mai. 6. %  1  .fore  amazed  in  themfelves  beyond  mea% 

7. 3 7. and  were  beyond  meafure  aftohiftied 
10.  26.  &  they  were  aftonifhed  out  oi  meafure 
Lu.6.1 8.give,&  it  (halbe  giv.unto  you5good  mea. 
for  with  the  fame  meafure  that  ye  mete 
70^.3. 34.G.giveth  not  the  fpirit  by  meaf.  unto  his 
Rom.  1 2 . 3 .  as  G .  hath  given  to  every  one  the  meaf. 
2  Cor. i.8.we  were  prefTed  out  of  meafure^beve 
10.1 3.  not  boaft  of  things  without  our  meafure 
but  accord,  to  the  meafure  which  God 
a  meafure  to  reach  even  unto  you 
1 4-we  ftretch  not  our  felves  beyond  our  mea. 
1  j .  not  boafting  of  things  without  our  meaf. 
1 1 .2  3 .1  am  more :  in  ftripes  above  meafure 
1 2.7.  and  left  I  (hould  be  exalted  above  meafure 

Verfe  7. 

Gal.  1. 1 3.beyond  meafl  persecuted  the  Church  of 

Ephef.^.7.zccotd  to  the  meafure  of  the  gift  of:  Chr. 

1 3. to  the  meafure  of  the  ftature  of  the  fulnes 

1 6.  in  the  meafure  of  every  part,  maketh  incr. 

Rev.6.6.% 


MEA        M  E  A 


ME'A       MEA 


ME  A        MEA 


Rev.6.6  a  meafure  of  wheat  for  a  peny,and 

2i.i7.according  to  the  meafure  of  a  man  that  is 

Num.  3  y.j.ye  (hall  meafure  from  without  the  citie 
Deut.z  i.i.they  (hall  meafure  unto  the  cities  round 
Ifa.6  5.7.I  meafure  their  former  work  into  their 
£^.4$.io.and  let  them  meafure  the  pattern 
45.j.ofthis  meafure  (halt  thou  meaf.ttie length 
47. 18.  on  the  eaft  fide  ye  (hall  mcafure  from 
Z«ffe.  i.i-he  faid  unto  w.',  To  meafure  Jerufalem 
Rev.i  i.i.rife,and  meafure  the  temple  of  God 
2.  the  court  — leave  out,  and  meafure  it  not 
2,  i.rf  .had  a  golden  reed  to  meafure  the  city 
fljjjeafuret), 
Rutb  3.  1  ?•  hee  mcafured  fix  meafures  of  barley,& 
2,  Sam.S.i'Mo&jZnd  mcafuredthem  with  aline 

with  two  lines  meafur. he, to  put  to  death 
lfa.40.1i.  meafur.  the  waters  in  the  hollow  of  his 
fer.i  i.j  7. if  heaven  above  can  be  mcafured 

3  3.2  i.neither  the  fand  of  the  fea  meafured 
E'Kak.  40<^  f°  ne  meafured  the  breadth  of  the  buil. 
6.and  meafured  the  threlhold  of  the  gate 
8.  he  meafured  alfo  the  porch  of  the  gate 
o.then  meafur. he  the  porch  of  the  gate  S.cub. 
1 1 .  and  he  meafured  the  breadth  of  the  entry 
1  j. he  mcafured  then  the  gate  from  the  roof 
19.  he  mcafured  the  breadth  from  the  fore-f. 
20.he  mcafured  the  breadth  &  length  thereof 
z^.meafured  from  gate  to  gate  an  hundr.cab. 
24.he  meafured  the  pofts  and  arches 
1  j. meafur.  from  gate  to  gate  toward  the  fou. 
3  z.meafured  the  gate  according  to  thefe  meaf. 
3  5..  &  meafured  according  to  thefe  meafures 
47 .fo  he  meafured  thecourt  an  hundr.  cubits 
48. and  mcafured  each  poft  of  the  porch 
41  .i.and meafured  the  pofts  fix  cubits  broad 
z. he  meafured  the  length  fourty  cubits 
3  .and  meafured  the  poft  of  the  door  two  cub. 
q.mcafurcdthe  length  thereof  twenty  cubits 
y.  meafured  the  wall  of  the  houfe  fix  cubits 
1  j. he  meafured  the  houfe  100. cubits  long 
1  j.he  mcafured  the  length  of  the  building 
41.1  j.towardthe  eaft,  &  meafured  it  round  ab. 
\6.  meaf.  the  eaft  fide  with  a  meafuring  reed 
i7.he  meafured  the  north  fide  500/reeds 
i8.he  meifuredthe  fouth  fide  yoo.reeds 
1  9.to  the  weft  fide,  and  meafured  5 00.  reeds 
20.he  mcafurcdhy  the  four  (ides 
47. j. he  meafured  iooo.cubits,and  brought 
^.meafured  1000. and  brought  me  thorow 

Verf.4. 
5  .he  mcafureda  thoufand,  and  it  was  a  river 
Rof.  1. 10.  which  cannot  be  numbred  not  meafur. 
Hab.  3 .6.he  flood  and  meafured  the  work 
Hii.7.i.it  lhalbe  mcafured  to  you  again    L«.6.  3  8 . 
Ma»".4.i4.with  what  meaf.ye  mete, it  fhalbe  ww/^ 
Kcu.n.i6.and  he  meafured  the  city  with  a  reed 
1 7. meafured  the  wall  thereof  i44.cubits 
39eafw,e0, 

Gra.  i8.6.make  ready  three  meafures  of  fine  meal 
Deftf..  2  J- 1 4. thou  (halt  not  have  divers  meafures 
Ruth  >.  1 5. meafured  fix  meafures  of  barley,  &  layd 

17, thefe  fix  meafures  of  bailey  gave  he  me 
1  Sam.i  j.8.and  five  meafures  of  parched  corn 
1  I^i/7g.4.i2.Sol.  provif.fot  one  day  was  lo.meaf. 
and  thteefcore  meafures  of  meal 
5. 1 1. gave  Hiram  twenty  thouf.  meaf.  of  wheat 
for  food3&  twenty  meafures  oi  pure  oyl 
7.9-according  to  the  meafures  of  hewed  ftones 

1 1. after  the  meafures  of  hewed  ftones 
18.3  i.great  as  would  contain  two  mcafofked 
z  Kjng.j.i.tvto  meafures  of  barley  for  a  flukel 

Veife  18. 
i6.two  meafures  of  barley  for  a  (hekel,accor. 

1  C&J-.22.Q.&  for  all  manner  of  meafures  and  fizes 

2  Cfo\2.io.to  tny  fervants  20000. meafures  of  bea. 

and  20000.  meafures  ofbarley,and 
"ay.j.Ammon  gave  10000  meafures  of  wheat 
E^>a  7.22.  unto  an  hundred  meafures  of  wheat 
fob  5  8.5. who  hath  laid  the  meafures  theteof 
P/o.io.io.  diverfe  meafures  are  alike  abomination 
Jer.  i$.25\this  is  thy  lot,  the  portion  of  thy  meaf. 
£3^.40. 14.&  arches  thereof  accord.to  thefe  meaf. 
28.meafured  the  fouth  gate  acco.to  thefe  me. 
29.8c  the  arches  therof  accord.to  thefe  meaf. 
Verfe  33. 


3  2. meafured  the  gate  accord.to  thefe  meafures 
3  j.  and  meafured  it  according  to  thefe  meaf. 
4 ;.  1 3 .  thefe  are  the  meafures  of  the  altar 
48.16.and  thefe  (hall  be  the  meafures  thereof 
30.on  the  north  fide  4  yzo.meafures 
3  3 .at  the  fouth  fide  4500.  meafures 
3  5. it  was  round  about  lSooo.meafures 
Hag.z.i6.tozn  heap  of  zo.me.thete  were  but  ten 
Mat.  13.33.  woman  took  and  hid  in  three  meaf.of 

Lu\e  13.21. 
Z,*^.  1 6\6.hefaids An  hundred  meafures  oi  oy\ 
7«he  faid,  An  hundred  meafures  of  wheat 
Rev.6.6.thiee  meafures  of  wheat  for  a  peny 

gesturing, 
fer.t,  1.3  9. and  the  meafuring  line  (hall  yet  go 
E^.40. 3  .&  a  meafuring  reed,&  flood  in  the  gate 
5  .and  in  a  mans  hand  a  meafuring  reed 
42. 1 ?.  now  when  he  had  made  an  end  oimeaf. 
1 6. meafured  the  eaft  fide  with  a  meafur.xeed 
five  hund.reedsjwith  the  meafuring  reed 
Verfe  19. 
I7.with  a  meafuring  reed  round  about 

Verfe  18. 
Zee. z.i. a  man  with  a  meafuringline  in  his  hand 
2  Cor.  10. 1 2.  but  they  meafur.  themfelves  by  themf. 


Gen.  1. 29. to  you— it  fhalbe  for  meat 

30.10  every  beaft— every  green  herb  for  meat 
9-3-every  moving  thing  that  liveth  (hall  be  meat 
24. 3  3 .there  was  fet  meat  before  him  to  eat 
27.4.make  me  favourie  meat ,fuch  as  I  love 
7.make  me  favourie  meat,thaxl  may  eat 
9.  He  make  them  favourie  meat  for  thy  father 
14. his  mother  made  favourie  meat 
j 7.  (he  gave  the  favourie  meat  to  Jacob 
3 1 .  Efau  alfo  had  made  favourie  meat 
4f  .23-bread  and  meat  for  his  father  by  the 
Lev.n-i^.oi  aWmcat  which  may  be  eaten,that 
22.1 1. born  in  his  houfe,they  (hall  eat  of  his  m. 

1 3. (he  (hall  eat  of  her  fathers  meat,  but 
25.6.fabbath  of  the  land  (hallbe  w&#  for  you 
7.  (hall  the  increafe  thereof  be  meat 
Nww.28.24.the  meat  oi  the  facrifice  made  be  fire 
Deut.z.6.ye  (hall  buy  meat  of  them  for  money 
i8.thou  (halt  fell  memeat  for  money 
20.20.not  trees  for  meat, thoa  (halt  deftroy 
28.26.and  thy  carc3fle  (halbe  meat  for  all  fouls 
/«dg.i.7.gathered  their  meat  under  my  table 
14.14.out  of  the  eater  came  forth  meat,md  out 

1  S«ffz.20.?.I(houldnotfailto  fit  w,h  the  K.atm. 

24. King  fate  him  down  to  eat  meat 
27.wheref.cometh  not  the  fon  of  Jeffe  to  me. 
34.  Jonathan  did  eat  no  meat  the  fecond  day 

2  SrfOT.3.3  J. came  to  caufe  David  to  eat  meat 

1 1  .'8. followed  him  a  meffe  oimeat  from  the  K. 

12.3-it  did  eat  of  his  own  meat,and  drank  of 

1 3-5.give  me  meat,&  dreffe  the  meat  inmy  fight 

7.brother  Amnons  houfe,  &  dreffe  him  meat 

10. bring  the  meat  into  the  chnmbcr   • 

1  Kjn.\o.$.  weat  of  his  table,  &  fitting  of  his  fer. 

2  Cbron.9.4. 

1 9 ,8.went  in  the  ftiength  of  that  meat  4o.dayes 

1  Cbr.i2.40.broughtbread, —  &  weitf,me3l,cakes 

E^ra  $.7.meat>8i  drink,&  oyl  unto  them  of  Zidon 

fob  6. 7. foul reYufed  to  touch,are  my  ionowi.meat 

i2,n.dothnotthe  mouth  ta&ehis  meat 

20. 1 4-yet  his  meat  in  his  bowels  is  turned 

2 1. there  (hall  none  of  his  meat  be  left 
30.4.cut  up  juniper  roots  for  their  meat 
3  3.20.abhorr«th  bread,  &  his  foul  dainty  meat 
34.3  .ear  trieth  words,as  the  mouth  tafteth  meat 
36.3 1. he  giveth  meat  in  abundance 
3  8.4i.they  wander  for  lack  oimeat 
P/aZ.41.3.  my  tears  have  been  my  meat  day  &  nig. 
44. 1 1  .haft  given  us  like  (heep  appointed  for  m. 
5  9. 1 5. let  them  wander  up  and  down  for  meat 
69.21.  they  gave  me  alfo  gall  for  my  meat 
74. 1 4.and  gaveft  him  to  be  meat  to  the  people 
78.18.  tempted  God  by  asking  meat  for  their 
2  5  .he  fen  t  them  meat  to  the  full 
30.while  the  meat  was  yet  in  their  mouthes 
7  9. 2. bodies  of  thy  ferv.tobe  meat  to  the  foules 
104.2  r .  young  lions  feek  their  meat  from  God 
27.  mayeft  give  them  their  meat  in  due  fenf. 
I07.i8.their  foul  abhorreth all  manner  oimeat 
1  n.  j.  hath  given  meat  to  them  that  fear  him 


14  j.i  j.  thou  giveft  them  their  meat  in  due  fcaf. 
P/9.6.8.provideth  hen  meat  in  the  fummer 
23.3.111s  dainties,for  they  are  deceitfull  meat 

6.neither  defire  thou  his  dainty  meat 
30. 22. and  a  fool  when  he  is  filled  with  meat 

2?.yet  they  prepare  their  meat  in  fummer 
3 1.1  $  .giveth  meat  to  her  hou(hold,&  a  portion 
Ifa.6z.B.no  more  give  thy  corn  to  heme,  for  thine 

6,j.2j'.duft  (hall  be  the  ferpents meat 
fer.7.3  3.  carcaffes  of  this  people  (hall  be  meat  for 
1 6.4. their  carcaffes  (hall  be  meat  for  the  fowls 
1 9.7. their  carcaffes  will  I  give  to  be  meat 
34.20.their  dead  bodies  (hall  be  meat  unto 
Lam.1.1 1.  their  pleafant  things  for  meatJ  o  relieve 
19-gave  up  the  ghoft  while  they  fought  meat 
4. 10. their  chilJren,they  were  their  meat 
£^-4.io.and  thy  meat  (hall  he  by  weight 
16.19.  my  meat  which  I  gave  thee  thou  haft  fet 
29.  j.I  have  given  thee  for  meat  to  the  beafts 
3  4.  j  .they  became  meat  to  all  the  beafts  of 
8. and  my  flock  became  meat  to  every 
10. that  they  may  not  be  meat  for  them 
47. 1 2.on  the  bank  (hall  grow  all  trees  for  meat 
and  the  fruit  thereof  (hall  be  for  meat 
Dan.i.f.a  daily  provifion  of  the  Kings  meat 
8.not  defile  himfelfe  with  the  Kings  meat 
1  o.hath  appointed  your  meat  and  drink 
13.child.that  eat  of  the  porti.  of  the  Ks.meat 
1  v  .fairer  then  the  chil.wcheatoftheKs.rawf 
16.  away  the  portion  of  their  meat,  and  <^z\z 
4.1 2.fruit  therof  much,&  in  it  was  meat  for  all 

Verfe  2 1. 
1  i.26.they  that  feed  of'the  portion  olhismeat 
Hof.i  1. 4. and  I  laid  meat  before  them 
foel  i.i6.is  nor  the  meat  cut  off  before  your  eyes 
H<ib.i.i6.portionisfat,and  their  meat  plenteous 
3.i7.althoughthe  field  (hall  yeeld  no  meat,  & 
Haf.2.i2.touch  any  meat,Cra\l  it  be  holy 
j?tftf/.i.i2.yefay,bis  meat  is  contemptible 

3.1  o.bring  tythes,there  may  be  meat  in  mine  h. 
Mat.^.q.  and  his  meat  was  locufts  and  wild  hony 
(J.2j.  is  not  the  life  more  then  meat 

9.  io.as  Jefus  fate  at  meat, many  publicans 

10.  lo.for  a  workman  is  worthy  of  his  meat 
I4.9.nevertheles  for  them  wch  fate  wthhim  at  m. 
1  j.  3  7. took  up  of  the  broken  meat  7. bask,  full 

Mar ^e  8.  8. 
24.4y.rukr  —to  give  them  meat  in  due  feafon 
25.3  f.I  was  an  hungred,  &  ye  gave  me  meat 

42 .1  was  an  hungred,  &  ye  gave  me  no  meat 
26.7.powred  it  on  his  head  as  he  fate  at  meat 
Mark  2.1 5.  as  Jefus  fate  at  meat  many  publicans 
14. 3. as  he  fate  at  meat  there  came  a  woman 
16.  i4.appeared  unto  the  eleven  as  he  fate  at  m. 
Lu\$  3. 1 1. that  hath  meat, let  himdoelikewife 
7.36.eatwithhim,and  fate  down  tomcat 
37. know  that  Jefus  fate  at  meat — 'brought 
49>that  fate  at  meat  with  him  began  to  fay 
8 .  j  y.and  he  commanded  to  give  her  meat 
0.13  .except  we  (hould  goe  and  buy  meat  * 
1  i.37.and  he  went  in, and  fate  down  to  meat 
n.23.thelife  is  more  then  meat 
37.  and  make  them  fit  down  to  meat 
42. to  give  them  their  meat  in  due  feafon 
14.  icworfh.  in  prefencc  of  them  that  fit  at  m. 

1  j.  one  of  them  that  fate  at  meat  heard 
17.7 .will  fay,Goe  and  fit  down  to  meat 
22.27.whether  is  greater,he  that  fittech  at  ffz.or 
is  not  he  that  fitteth  at  meat 
24.30.as  he  fate  at  meat  with  them  he  tooke 
4 1. faid  unto  him,Have  ye  here  any  meat 
fobn  4.8.difciples  were  gone  to  buy  meat 
3  2.I  have  meat  to  eat  ye  know  not  of 
34.my  meat  is  to  doe  the  will  of  him 
6.27.1abour  not  for  the  meat  which  perifheth 
but  for  that  «?.which  endureth  to  everl. 
fj.for  my  fleih  is  meat  indeed 
21.  j.childr.bave  ye  any  meat?  They  anfwered 
ABs  2.46.did  eat  their  me.mth  gladneffe  of  heart 
9.i9.had  received  meal,  be  was  ftrengthned 
,  6. 3  4-  he  fet  meat  before  them  and  rejoyced 
27. 3  j.Paul  befought  all  to  take  meat 
34.wherefore  I  pray  you  take  fome  meat 
3  6.and  they  alfo  took  fome  meat 
&w».i4.i$.  if  thy  brother  be  grieved  with  thy  we. 
deftr.not  him  with  thy  w.for  whomChr. 
i7.kingdome 


ME  A        M  E  A 


M  E  A        MED 


i7.kingdome  of  God  is  not  meat  and  drink 
20.for  meat  deftroy  not  the  work  of  God 
i  Cor.^.z.I  fed  you  with  milk,  and  not  with  meat 
8.8. but  meat  commendeth  us  not  to  God 
10.  fee  thee  fit  at  meat  in  the  idols  temple 

1 3  wherefore,if  meat  make  my  brorher  to 
10. 5. and  did  eat  the  fame  fpirituall  meat 

Col,i.i6.let  no  man  therefore  judge  you  in  meat 
Heb.  5. 1 2.  have  need  of  milk,  &  not  of  ftrong  me 

14  but  ftrong  meat  belongeth  to  them  that 
12. 1  tf.onemorfell  of  meat  fold  his  birth-right 

QfymfcOfferittg. 

Exod.19.11^  accordingto  the  meat-offering  of  the 

30.9. ye  fhall  offer  no  meat- offering  thereon 

40. 29. and  offered  upon  it  the  meat-offering 

Lew. 2. 1 -when  any  man  will  offera»2M£-offer.  his 

3.8c  the  remnant  of  the  7»e«f-off.fhalbeAar. 

4.  &  if  thou  bring  an  oblation  of  a  meat-off. 

5. oblation  be  a  #ar<tf -offering  baken  in  a 

Verfe  7. 
6.  powre  oile  thereon,it  is  a  meat  offering 
8. bring  the  meat-offering  that  is  made 
^.prieft  fhall  take  from  the  meat  offering 

10.  that  which  is  left  of  the  »zftrt-offe.fhalbe 

1 1.  no  meat-offer,  which  ye  fhall  bring,fhall 
1 3  .and  every  oblation  of  thy  meat-offer.(hz]t 

thy  meat-off.v/ith  al  thy  offer.thou  fhalt 
I4.if  thou  offer  a  meat-offering  of  thy  firft 

thou  (halt  offer  for  thy  meat-offe.green 
1 5.  lay  frankincenfe  thereon ,it  is  a  meat-off. 
J.I  J. remnant  fhall  be  the  priefts  as  a  meat-offt 
6.i4.this  is  the  law  of  the  meat-orlering 

1  j.a  handfull  of  the  flowr  of  the  meat-offer . 
•    &  frankincenfe,  which  is  on  the  m.off. 
20.  of  fine  flowre  for  a  ;#e<tf-off.perpetually 
2 1. baken  pieces  of  the  meat-offering  (halt 
23. every  meat-offering  forthe  prieft  fhall 
7. 9. all  the  meat  offering  that  is  baken  in  the 
io:cvery meat-offer,  mingled  with  oile  fhall 
37. this  is  the  law  of  the  meat-offer.md  of 
5>.4.anda  meat-offering  mingled  with  oile 

17. brought  the  #2e.«-offering,took  a  handful 
10. 1 2. take  the  meat-offering  that  remaineth 
i4.io.three  tenth  deals  of  fine  flowr  for  me.or~, 
20.pritft  fhall  offer  the  meat  -offering  upon 
3 1. other  for  a  burnt- offering  with  a  me>offe. 
23. 1 3.  me  at- offering  thereof  fhall  be  two 
i6.ye  fhall  offera  new  meat  -offering 
1 8. with  their  meat-offer,  and  drink-offering 
37.a-burnt-offer.  a  meat-offering,  a  facrifice 
N//w.4.i6.pertaineth  the  daily  meat-offering 
6.1  f  .their  meat-offering,  and  their  drink-offer. 

1 7. prieft  fhall  offer  all  his  meat-offering 
7.1 3<mingled  with  oile  for  a  meat-offering' 

Ver.  19,25,31, 37,43,49,  ?e, 

87.twelve,with  their  meat-offering 
8. 8. a  young  bullock,with  his  meat-offering 
1  5  .4.bring  a  meat-offerinz,  of  a  tenth  deale 
<>  .prepare  for  a  meat-offering  two  tenth 
9. with  a  bullock,  a  meat-offering  of 
2 4. with  his  meat-offering,Si  his  burnt-offe. 
1 8. 9. every  oblation,and  every  meat-offering 
28.<;.ephah  of  flcwr  for  a  meat-offering 

8.as  the  meat-offering  in  the  morning,offer  it 
9.  two  tenth  deals  of  flowr  for  a  meat-offer. 
Verfe  12. 
i2.for  a  meat-offering  mingled  with  oyl 
1 3 .mingled  with  oyl,for  a  meat-offering 
2o.their  »tfflf -offering  fhall  be  of  flowr 
26.wheh  ye  bring  a  new  meat-offering 
28.  and  their  medt-oSering  of  flowr  mingl. 
3  i. betides  the  burnt-offering,  &  meat-ofter. 
29.  3  .and  their  ^MJ-offering  fhallbe  of  flowr 
6.befide  his  #&Mf-offering,&  daily  burnt-off. 
&  his  meat-offer'mg,8c  their  drink-oft. 
g. meat-offering  fhall  be  of  flowr    Verfe  14. 
1  i.burnt-offering,  and  meat-offering  of  it 
i6.hisOTM(-offering,  and  bis  drink-offering 
i8.their  meat-off.Zc  their  drink-offer.for  the 
lo.befide  the  meat-ottering  thereof 

21.  rhek  meat-o&ering,  &  their  drink-offer. 

22.  befide  the  contin.  burnt-off.  &  meat-off. 

Verfes  25,34. 
24.their  ;«&#-offering  fhall  be  according 

Verfes  27,30,33,37. 


28.his  meat-offering,  and  his  drink-offering 
Verfes  31,38. 
Jof.ti.zi.or  if  to  offer  meat-offering  thcreon,let 
Judg.  13.1 9.Manoah  took  a  kid  with  a  mea.-offer. 

23.not  have  received  a  meat-offering  at  our 
2  *£»?£.  3. 20.wh.en  the  meat-offering  was  offered 
1 6 •  1 3  .and  he  burnt  his  meat-offering,  &  powr. 
1 5.8c  the  even.meat-off.&  the  Ks.  burnt-fac. 
and  his  meat-offer,  with  the  burnt-off. 
and  their  meat-offer.8i  their  drink-off. 
1  Chro.  21.23.  wheat  for  the  meat-off.  I  give  it  all 
23.29.  and  for  the  fine  flowr  for  meat-offering 
Nefc.  10.3  3.for  the  continuall  #ZMi-offering 

1 3. 9. with  the  meat  offering,&  the  frankincenfe 
Ifa.  57. 6. to  them  haft  thou  offered  a  K2Mi-offering 
£^.42. 1 3 .  there  fhall  they  lay  the  meat-offering 
44.29.they  fhall  eat  the  >»e^-offering,and  the 
45. 1  j.  out  of  the  fat  paftures  for  a  meat-o&er. 
17. he  fhall  prepare  t\\e  meat-offering 
24.he  (hall  prepare  a  meat-offering  of 
25. doe  the  like,  accordingto  the  mat-offer. 
46.j.the  meat-offering  fhallbe  anephah  for  a 
meat-off.  for  the  lambssas  he  fhalbe  able 
7.a  «M/-offering,an  ephah  for  a  bullock 
1 1  .meat-offer,  fhall  be  an  ephah  to  a  bullock 
1 4. a  meat-offering  tor  it  every  morning 

a  meat-offering  for  a  perpetuall  ordin. 
1 5. thus  fliall  they  prepare  the  meat-offering 
20.where  they  fhall  bake  the  meal-offering 
Joel  1. 9. the  meat-offt.  is  cut  off  from  the  houfe  of 
1 3  .for  the  meat-offering  is  with-holden 
2.i4<evena  ffKVtf-offering  unto  your  God 
SQz&zoffeiings. 
Num.  29. 3  o.for  your  burnt-off.&  for  your  meat-of. 
fofiz.z^.to  build  an  altar  for  meat  -offerings  on 
1  Kjng.B.6^.he  offered  burnt-offer.and  meat-offer. 
alt-was  too  little  to  receive— the  meat-oi. 
2  Chr.j.-j. 
E^.7.1 7.buy  fpeedily— lambs,  wth  their  meat-off. 
Neh.i  3. 5. where  aforetime  they  laid  their  meat-off. 
/e/M7.26.bringingburnt-ofterings  &  meat-offer. 
3  3.18.10  kindle  #ze«r-offerings,and  to  do  facrif. 
E\e\.d.^.  1 7. princes  part  to  give  meat-offerings 
Amos  5.i2.though  ye  offer  meat-offer.  I  will  not 


Pro.ij.6,  neither  defire  thou  his  dainty  meats 
Mar.7.19.  out  into  the  draught,  purging  all  meats 
Alls  ij.29.abftainfrom  meats  offered  to  idols 
1  Cor.6. 1  i.meats  for  the  belly,&  the  belly  for  mea. 

1  Tim.4. 3 • t0  abftain  from  meats  which  God  hath 
Heb.g.10. which  ftood  only  in  meats  and  drinks 

13.9.  not  with  meats  which  have  profited  them 
^cbnnnai. 

2  Sam.zi.ZT.Mebunnai  the  Hufhathite  Dav.migh. 

fl^cchewthtte, 
1  6%tf.ii.36.Hepherthe  Mccherathite,  Da.mighty 


N/tm.i  i.26.name  of  the  other  Medad,&  thefpirit 
27. told  Mofes,  Eldad  &  Med.  doprophefie 

Gfff.2y.2.Keturah  bare  Atate,Midian,Ifhbak 

1  Cbro.i.$i. 

Dent.  2. ^.meddle  not  w ith  thetn,for  I  wil  not  give 

I9.diftrefle  them  not,  nor  meddle  with  them 

2  ICw.14.10.why  (houldft  thou  meddle  to  thy  hurt 

2  Chro.z^.ig. 

Pro.zo.ig.meddle  not  with  him  that  flattereth 

24.21.  med.not  with  them  that  are  given  to  cha. 

Dan.  1 1 . 1  .in  the  firft  yeer  of  Darius  the  Me de 


Num.z  i.3o.Nophah,which  reacheth  to  Medeba 
fof.i^.g.md  all  the  plain  of  Mcdcba,\into 

i6.of  the  river,and  all  the  plain  by  Medeba 
1  Chro.i $.7. came  and  vhchedbci'ore  Medeba 
Ifa.  1 5.2.Moab  fhall  ho«vl  over  Nebo  &  Medeba, 


1  J(/8'i7.6-placed  them  in  the  cities  of  the  Medes 

1 8. 1 1  .of  Goz,an,in  the  cities  of  the  Medes 
E^'.£.2.  found  in  the  province  ofthe  Medes  a 
Efl.  1 . 1 9.among  the  laws  of  the  Perfians  &  Medes 
Ifa.  1 3 . 1 7.  He  ftir  up  the  Medes  againft  them 
Jer.z  5.  2  j .and  all  the  Kings  of  the  Medes 

j  1 . 1 1  .raifed  up  the  fpirit  of  the  K.of  the  Medes 
28.nations,  with  the  Kings  of  the  Medes 


MED       M  E  E 

Dan.  ?.28.and  given  to  the  M;des  and  Perfians 
6.S.accord.to  the  law  of  the  Medes,  which  altar 

Ver.  12. 
1  ?.the  law  'of  the  Medes  and  Perfians  is,that 
9.  i  .Darius  fon  of  Ahaf.of  the  feed  of  the  Medes 
Alls  i.9.Parthians,and  Medes,and  Elamites 

Eft.i.j.to  all  his  princes,the  power  of  Perf.&  Med. 
i4.feven  princes  of  Perfia  and  Media 
1 8. fhall  the  ladies  of  Perfia&  Media  fay  this 
10.2.  in  the  book  of  the  Kings  of  Media 
Ifa.zi.z.go up,0  Elam^befiege,  O  Media 
D#2.8.20.having  two  horns,  are  the  Ks.of  Med.Sc 

S^eOtasx. 
Dan.<; .3  1. Darius  the  Median  took  the  kingdome 

^etsfatour. 
Gal.i.  i9.ordained  by  angels,in  the  hand  of  a  me. 
.       20.  now  a  mcdiatour  is  not  a  mcdiatour  of  one 
1  Tiw.2.5.one  Mcdiatour  between  God  and  men 
Heb.8.6.he  is  the  Mediatoar  of  a  better  covenant 
9. 1 5.  and  for  this  caufe  he  is  the  Mcdiatour  of 
I2.24jefus  the  Mcdiatour  of  the  new  covenant 
iTJJCuicmc, 
Pro.  1 7. 2 2.a  merry  htarc  doth  good  ljkc  a  medicine 
jcr.^o.  1 3  .thou  haft  no  healing  medicine  • 
£^.47.1 2.and  the  le.ife  thereof  for  medicine 

jfer.46. 1 1  .in  vain  fhalt  thou  ufc  many  medicines 

2$£tiitate. 
Cen.za,.  61.  Ifaac  went  out  to  meditate  in  the  field 
Jof.i.  8.  thou  (halt  meditate  therein  day  and  night 
Pfal.i.z.in  his  law  doth  he  meditate  day  and  ni°ht 
63  .tf.and  meditate  on  thee  in  the  night  watcbes 
77.1 2.He meditate  alfoofall  thy  works 
1 19.1  J.I  will  meditate  in  thy  precepts 
23. but  thy  fervant  did  meditate  in  thy 
48.andl  will  medetate  in  thy  ftatutes 
7  8. but  I  will  meditate  in  thy  precepts 
.  i48.that  I  might  meditate  in  thy  word 
143.  j.I  meditate  on  all  thy  works 
ifd-l  3.18. thine  heart  (hall  meditate  terrour 
La^.  2 1. 1 4_not  to  meditate  before  what  ye  fhal  anf. 

1  Tim.4.1  ^.meditate  upon  thefe  things 

S^eoitation. 

Pfal.  j.  i.O  Lord,confider  my  meditation 

19. 14.  let  the  meditation  of  my  heart  be  accept. 
49. 3  •  meditation  of  my  heart  fhall  be  of  underft. 
104.34.my  meditation  of  him  fhall  be  fweet 
1 19.97.it  is  my  meditation  all  the  day 
99.thy  teftimonies  are  my  meditation 

Pro. 17. 1 4.1eave  off  contention  before  it  be  medled 

SgJeuleti). 
Pro.16.17.thnt  medletb  with  ftrife,is  like  on  that 

Reding. 

2  Chro. 1 5. 2t. forbear  thee  from  mcdlingwith  God 
Pra.2c3.but  every  fool  will  be  medling 

Jv"«%i2.3.now  the  man  Mofes  was  very  mee\ 
Pfal.zz.16. the  >ncel{  fhall  eat,andbe  fatisfied 
2f.9.the  mccli  will  he  guide  in  judgment 
37.1  r.but  the  mee\ffrA\  inherit  the  earth 
76.9.  tofaveall  theffzec^ofthe  earth 
1 47.6.the  Lord  lifteth  up  the  mee\ 
i49.4.he  will  beautifie  the  meel^  with  falvation 
Ifa.  1  i.4.reprovc  with  equity,  for  the  mee\  of  the 
29.19.the  mce\  (hall  increafe  their  joy 
<5  i     .0  preach  good  tidings  to  the  mce\ 
Amos  2. 7. that  turnafide  the  way  of  the /««£ 
Zeph.z.iSeeV  yethe  Lord,aUye7#fe£on  the  earth 
Mat.  j.j.bleffed  are  the  Wfe^,for,they  fhall  inherit 
1  i.29.1earn  of  me  for  I  am  w^  and  lowly 
2 1. 5. thy  Kin?    v.neth  unto  rhee,meel^ine\ 
i  Pet.}.  4.  the  aiiament  of  a  mee\  and  quiet  fpirit 
SSfJecfenelTe.  _ 

Pfal.tf.  4.  ride  profp.  becaufe  of  truth  &  mal&ejfe 
Zeph.z.$.(eek  righteoufneffe,feek«^^«# 
i  Cw.4.2i.fhall  I  come  in  the  fpirit  of  mee\r.effe 
1  Cor.io.i.l  befeech  you  by  the  mee\ncf\e  of  Chtift 
Ga/.5-.23.?»^eJ/7f,tempepance,againft  fuch 

6.i.reftorefucha  one  in  the  fpirit  of  meetyiejfe 
Ephefoz.  with  all  lowlineffe  zndmee^aeffe 
Col. 3 . 1 2.put  on  therefore  mec\neffe ,long-fuffering 

1  Tim.6. 1 1 . follow  after  love,patience,  mee\nefle 

2  Tim.z.z'y.in mee\neffe  inftruding  thofe  that 
T«.3.2.1hewing  all  meefyejj'e  to  all  men 

y<tt».i.2i.receiye 


M  E  E       M  E  E 


MEE       M  E  H 


ME  H       MEL 


Jam.  i  .2 1  .receive  with  meekjies  the  engraffed  word 

j.i  j. his  works  withwee^ejfcofwifdome 
i  Pet.$ .  1 5.  of  the  hope  that  is  in  you  with  mcety. 


Gcn.i.  1 8.1  will  make  an  help  meet  for  him 
lo.not  found  an  help  meet  for  Ad3tn 
Exorf.8. i6.it  is  not  meet  fo  to  doe  ;  for  we 
De/tf.3.i8.before  your  brethren — all  that  aretftf. 
Jud<t.<,.io.meet  for  the  necks  of  them  that  take 
E^«4.i4.not  meet  for  us  to  fee  the  kings  diftion. 
Efi.  2.p.feven  maidens,  which  were  meet  to  be 
Job  3 4. 3  i.fcrely  it  is  meet  to  be  faid  unto  God 
Pro.  1 1 .24>there  is  that  fcattereth  more  then  is  me. 
Jer.16.14.do  with  me  as  feemeth  meet  unto  you 
27.5-given  it  to  whom  it  feemed  meet  unto  me 

Et?k- '  ?  *4-'s  "  meet  ^or  anv  w01'£ 

5. when  it  was  whole,it  was  meet  for  no 
how  much  leffe  meet  for  any  work 
Afc£.j.8.bring  forth  fruits  meet  for  repentance 
1  y.26.not  meet  to  take  the  childrens  bread,  and 
Mar.7.17. 
Lu\e  i^.ja.itwasweet  we  mould  make  merry 
Aftsi6.zo.mA  do  works  meet  for  repentance 
Ko»».i.27.receiving  that  recompence  that  was  me. 

1  Cor.  1  f.o.that  am  not  meet  to  be  called  an  Apo. 

i6.4.and  if  it  be  meet  that  I  goalfo,they  (hall 
Phil.  1.7  .even  as  it  is  meet  for  me  to  think 
Col  1 . 1 2  .hath  made  us  meet  to  be  partakers  of 

2  Thefi.i.to  think  God  for  you— as  it  is  meet 
2  7«».2.2 1  .a  veflell  —  fanftified,  meet  for  the 
Heb.6.7.meet  for  them  by  whom  it  is  dreffed 

2  Pet.1.1  J.yea,!  think  it  meet, 3s  long  as  I  am 


Gen.  1 4.1 7  .king  of  Sodom  went  out  tq  meet  him 
i8.2.he  faw  them,  he  ran  to  meet  them 
1 9. 1. Lot  feeing  them,  rofe  up  to  meet  them 
24.17.  (etvant  ran  to  meet  Rebekah 

6  j.what  man  is  this  that  walketh — to  met 

29.1  j.Laban  ran  to  meet  Jacob 
30.16.Leah  went  out  to  meet  Jacob 
3  2.6.and  alfo  he  cometh  to  meet  thee 
33.4.  Efau  ran  to  meet  him 
46.29.went  up  to  meet  Ifrael  his  father 

Exod.4.  i4.behold,he  cometh  forth  to  meet  thee 
27.go  into  the  wilderneffe  to  meet  Mofes 
i8.7.Mofes  went  outtomeet  his  father-in-law 
io.i7.brought  forth  the  people  — to  meet  God 
23-4.if  thou  meet  thine  enemies  oxe  going 
25.22.and  there  will  I  meet  with  thee,and  thou 
29. 42. where  I  will  meet  you,  to  fpeak  there 

4 3. there  will  I  meet  with  the  children  of  Ifr. 

30.tf.over  the  teftimony,where  I  willmeet 

36.in  the  tabernacle — where  I  will  meet  w"' 

Num.  17.4. 

Num.11.36.ht  went  out  to  meet  him,  unto  a  city 

23.3.peradventurethe  Lord  will  cometomeet 

1  f . while  I  meet  the  Lord  yonder 

3 1 . 1 3 .went  forth  to  meet  them  without  the  ca. 
Jojh.i.i6.\c&  the  purfuers meet  you,and  hide  your 
9. 1 1  .take  vi&uals— and  go  to  meet  them 
j  Judg  .4. 1 8. Jael  went  out  to  meet  Sifcra 

2  2.Jael  came  ou:  to  meet  him,  and  (aid 
6. if  .unto  Zebu!un,and  they  came  out  to  meet 
11.  J  i.whofoever  cometh  forth  of  doors  to  me. 

3  4.his  daughter  came  out  to  meet  him 
1 9. 3 .  the  father —  faw  him,  he  rejoiced  to  meet 

Ruth  2. 2  2.that  they  me.  thee  not  in  any  other  field 

1  Sam.  io.3.and  there  mail  meet  thee  three  men 

f.thou  flialt  meet  a  company  of  prophets 
1 3.  io.and  Saul  went  out  to  meet  him 

1  f .  1 2.w  hen  Samuel  rofe  up  early  to  meet  Saul 
i7.48.PhiIiftine— drew  nigh  to  meet  David 

ran  toward  the  army  to  meet  the  Philift. 
1 8.6.to  meet  king  Saul  with  tabrets 

2  $.3  2.w  hich  fent  thee  this  day  to  meet  me 

3  4. and  come  to  meet  me,furely  there 

30.2  i.went  forth  to  meet  David,  &  to  meet  the 

2  S<J«.6.20.Michal  came  out  to  meet  David 

io.f.he  fent  to  meet  them,  becaufe 

1 5.3  2.Hufliai  the  Archite  came  to  meet  him 

1 9' l  %  •  Judah  came  to  G  ilgal  ,to  goe  to  meet  the 
itf.with  the  men  of  Judah,  to  meet  the  king 
2o.to  go  down  to  meet  my  lord  the  king 
24.Mephibo(heth  came  down  to  meet  the 
1  j. when  he  was  come  to  meet  the  king 
1  J0«.2.8.but  he  came  down  to  meet  me  at  Jord. 


i9.king  rofe  up  to  meet  her,and  bowed 
18. 1 6.fo  Obadiah  went  to  meet  Ahab 

and  Ahab  went  to  meet  Elijah 
21.18  .arife,  go  down  to  meet  Ahab 
2  Kjn.i.^.go  up  to  me.  the  meflengers  of  the  king 

6. there  came  up  a  man  to  meet  us 

7«manner  of  man  was  he  wch  came  up  to  me. 
2 . 1  j.they  came  to  met  him,and  bowed  themf. 
4-i6.run  now,I  pray  thee,to  meet  her,  and  fay 

29.if  thou  meet  any  man,falutehim  not 

3 1. wherefore  he  went  again  to  meet  him 
5.2 1. lighted  down  from  the  charet  to  meet  him 

26.turned  again  from  his  charet  to  meet  thee 
%.%.gomeet  the  man  of  God,  and  enquire 

9.fo  Hazael  went  to  meet  him,and  took 
9. 17. take  an  horfeman,  and  fend  to  meet  them 

i8.went  one  on  horfe-back  to  meet  him 

1  o.  1  f . lighted  on  Jonadab  — coming  to  meet 
16.1  o.king  Ahaz  went  to  Damafcus  to  meet 

1  Chro.  12. 17. David  went  out  to  meet  them,  and 
i9.j.hefentto  meet  them  (for  the  men  were 

a  Chro.  1  $.2.he  went  out  to  meet  Afa,and  faid 
1 9.2. fon  of  Hanani  the  Seer  went  out  to  meet 

Nebem.6.i.\etusmeet  together  in  fome  one  of  the 
iclet  us  meet  together  in  the  houfe  of  God 

Job  ^. 1 4-they meet  withdarkneffe  inthedaytime 
3  9. 2 1  .goeth  out  to  meet  the  armed  men 

Pro.j.  1  %  .therefore  came  I  forth  to  meet  thee 
1 7. 1 2.  a  Bear  robbed  of  her  whelps  meet  a  man 
22.2.the  rich  and  poor  meet  together 
29.1 3. poor  and  the  deceitfull  man  meet  toget. 

Ifai.j.j.go  forth  now  to  meet  Abaz,thou,and 
14. 9. hell  from  beneath  is  moved  for  to  meet 
34.14.1haU  meet  with  the  wildbeafts  of  the 
47.3 .1  will  not  met  thee  as  a  man 

Jer.41.6.  and  Ifhmael  went  forth  to  met  them 
j  1.3 1. run  to  meet  another,&  one  meffen.  to  m- 

Hofi  3.8.I  will  meet  them  as  a  Bear  that  is  bereav. 

Amos  4. 1 2.prepare  to  met  thy  Godj  O  Ifrael 

Zecb.i.i.zni  another  angel  went  out  to  meet  him 

Mat.B.^  4.whole  city  came  out  to  meet  Je(us  | 

2  5 . 1  .and  went  forth  to  meet  the  Bridegroom 

6. Bridegroom  cometh,go  ye  forth  to  meet  h 
Ma?.  14. 1 3 .  there  fhall  meet  you  a  man  bearing  a 
Lu\e  14.3  i.with  ten  thoufand,to«tf#  him  that 
22.io.there  (hall  a  man  meet  you,  bearing  a 
John  1 2. 1 3  .went  fotth  to  meet  him,  and  cryed 
Acls  28.1 5.came  to  wrcerusas  far  as  Appii-forum 
1  Thef4.17.in  the  douds,to meet  the  Lord  in  the 

fl^eeteft.  fljjectetfj. 
Ge0.32.17.  when  Efau  my  brother  meeteth  thee 
Num.  3  j.  •  9-when  he  meeteth  him,he  flial  flay  him 
z  1  .{hall  flay  the  murderer  when  he  meeteth 
1  Km.  1 0.3.  look  out  the  »#tfe/?  of  your  matters 
lfai.64.  j.thou  meetejl  him  that  rejoyceth,and 

Meeting. 
1  Sam.zi.i.  Abimelech  was  afraid  at  the  meeting 
Ifai.1.1 3.1c  is  iniquity, even  the  folemne  meeting 

^egttfoo. 

Jofh. 17. 1  i.the  inhabitants  of  Mepddo,zt\A  her 
Judg.  1. 27. nor  the  inhabitants  of  Megiddo, and  her 
5. 1 9. kings  of  Canaan — by  the  waters  of  Meg. 

1  Kjn.4.1  2.to  him  pertained  Taanach  and  Megid. 

o.ij.andHazor,and  Megiddo,md  Gezer 

2  ^itf. 9.27. fled to  Megiddo,  and  died  ther 

23.29.and  he  flew  him  at  Megiddo,  when . 
3o.carried  him  in  a  charet  from  Megiddo 

1  Ch/o-.y .iq.Megiddo  and  her  towns,Dor  and  her 

2  Chro.i  j.22.came  to  fight  in  the  valley  of  Megid. 

King  of  $j)egiW)0, 
Jofh.  1 2 . 1  r  .the  king  of  Meeiddo  one 

^egfooori. 
Zeeb.  12. 11. mourning  of  Had.in  the  valley  of  M. 

S&ehctabel, 
G«f.36.39.Hadar— his  wives  name  was  Mehetab. 
1  Chro.1.^0. 
Nehem.6.  io.fon  of  Delaiah,the  fon  ofMehetabel 


Ges.4.i8.Irad  begat  Mehuiael,  and  Mehuiaet  beg. 

Efi.  1. 1  o.he  commanded  Mehuman,  Biztha,Harb. 

apehunlm, 
E^ra  2.  jo.children.of  Mehunim}the  child.of  Mep. 

£Jf)erjtintat0. 
2  Chro.16.7.  God  helped  him  againft  the  Mehun. 

ifilpdatfccsn. 
Jojh.ig.^6.  Meiar\on,  and  Rakkon,cities  of  Dan 


E  ■%?&  z.  5;  2.the  children  of  Mehida,thz  children  of 
Nehem.7.%4. 
4®thit. 
\  CfeHi.4.11.  and  Chelub  begat  Mebir 

1  Sam.iS. 19.  given  to  Adriel  the Meholathite 

2  Saw.2i.8.whom  (he  brought  up  for  Adri.the  M. 
PPP 


Nebem.  1  i.28.and  at  Ziklag,and  at  Me\onah 

^elatfa^. 
Nehem.i.j.ntxt  unto  him  repaired  MeUtiab 

2lf)eichf. 
Luke  3.  24.  which  was  the  (on  of  Melchi 

Verfe  28. 
ajjelcbiafj. 

1  Cbro.e.+o.Con.  of  Baaliah,  the  fon  of  Melchiab 
Jet.  2 1. 1. fent  unto  him  Pafhur  the  fon  of  Melchi. 

SPelctiffeDech. 
Gen.  1 4. 1 8  Melchifedecb  brought  forth  bread 
Pfal.i  1  o.4.Prieit  for  ever,after  the  order  of  Mclc. 
Hf6.j.6.&  7.17,21. 
H^.y.io.called  a  Prieft,after  the  order  ofMeleb. 

Chap.6.20. 

7. 1. for  this  Melchifedecb  King  of  Salem,Prieft 

io.loines  of  his  father  when  Melcbifed.  met 

1  l.foould  rife  after  the  order  of  Melchifedecb 

1  j.for  that  after  the  fimilitude  of  Melcbifed. 

^elchifhaa^,  See  flj)alch((huah, 


Luke  3.3  i.which  was  the  fon  ofMelca 

1  Cko.8.3  j.fons  of  Michah  were  Pithon,&  Mete. 
Chap.  9. 41. 

Nehem.  1 2. 1 4.of  Melicu,  Jonathan :  of  Shebaniah 

#elfta. 
Acls  28,i.they  knew  that  the  Hand  was  called  M. 


Ifai.  23.1 6.make  fweet  melody  3C\n%  many  fongs 

5  i.3.thankfgiving,and  the  voice  of  melody 
Amos  f.23.1  will  not  heare  the  melody  of  thy  viols 
Ephefa.i  p.making  melody  in  your  hearts  to  God 

anions. 
Num.zi.j-.yie  remember— the  melons,  and  the 

Exod.  1 5.1  j. inhabitants  of  Canaan  fhall  melt  aw. 
Jojb.i.  1 1  .heard  thefe  things  our  hearts  did  melt 

1 4. 8. made  rhe  heart  of  the  people  melt 
1  Sam.  17.  io.the  heart  of  a  lion,  (hall  utterly  melt 
P/k/.58.7.1etthem/#e/£awayas  water 

ii2.io.hefhall  gnafohis  teeth,andz»eftaway 
ifai.  1 3  .y.and  every  mans  heart  fhall  melt 
19. 1. and  the  heart  of  Egypt  (hall  melt 
/er.9.7.behold,I  will  melt  them,  and  try  them 
£^.2  i.7.every  heart  (hall  mlt,  and  all  hands 
22.2  2. to  blow  the  fire  upon  it,  to  melt  it 

and  I  will  leave  you  there,&  melt  you 
Amos  9>5.and  it  (hall  melt,md  all  that  is  therein 
1 3.drop  fweet  wine,  &  all  the  hils  (hall  melt 
Nabum  1.5. quake  at  him,  and  the  hils  mlt 
a  Ptf.j.io.elements  fhall  weft  with  fervent  heat 

Verfe  12. 
flatten. 

tottf.16.21.when  the  fun  waxed  hotit  mlted 
Jofh.  j .  1  .their  heart  2tfe/te</,neither  was  there  fpirit 

7.$.wherefore  the  hearts  of  the  people  melted 
Judg.  f .  j  .the  mountains  melted  before  the  Lord 
1  Sam.  1 4. 1 6.behold,the  multitude  melted  away 
Pfal.11. 14.it  is  mlted  in  the  midft  of  my  bowels 

46.6.he  uttered  his  voyce.and  the  earth  mlted 

97.5'.the  hils  melted  like  wax 

107.26.theu-  foul  is  mlted  becaufe  of  trouble 
7/2K.j4.3.mountains(hall  be.melted  with  their 
Eifik-  2  2. 2 1  .ye  (hall  be  melted  in  the  midft  thereof 
2a.  as  filver  is  melted  in  the  midft  of  the  fur. 

Pfal.f  8.8.as  a  fnail  which  melteth,  let  every  oneof 
68.2.as  wax  melteth  before  the  fire,fo  let  | 

1 19.28. my  foul  melteth  for  heavinefle 
i47.18.out  his  wotd,  and  melteth  them 

lfai.40. 1 9. the  work-man  melteth  a  graven  image 

jec6.29.the  founder  melteth  in  vain 

Nahum  2.io.hmt  mltetb38t  the  knees  fmite  toge. 

Smelting 


MEM       MEM 


ME  N      MEN 


MEN      MEN 


pelting. 

tfai.64.zM  when  the  melting  fire  burneth 

^evjar, 
D<w.i.i  i-then  faid  Daniel  to  Mel%ar,vihom 
i6.thus  Mel^ar  took  away  the  portion 


i  Cor.  1 2.  i4.for  the  body  is  not  one 

19.it  they  were  all  one  member ,where 
26.and  whether  one  wetfzfo?-  fuffer 

or  one  member  be  honoured,  all  the 

Jam. j.f.even  fo  the  tongue  is  a  little  wmfcr 

Deut.  2  3 .  1  .or  hath  his  privie  members  cut  off 
/<>£  i7.7.and  all  my  members  are  asafliadow 
P/a/.ij9.i6.in  thy  book  all  my  memb.  were  writt. 
Mat.^.zo.one  of  thy  members  mould  perifh,&  not 

Verfe  30. 
Rom.6. 1 3  .neither  yeeld  ye  your  members  as  inftru. 
and  your  members  as  inftruments 
ip.as  ye  have  yeelded  your  members  fervants 
fo  now  yeeld  your  members  fervants 
7-y.did  work  in  our  «e»zZw,  to  bring  forth 
23  .another  law  in  my  members,  warring 
to  the  law  of  fin,which  is  in  my  members 
1 2.4.for  as  we  have  many  members  in  one  body 
and  all  members  have  not  the  fame  office 
$  .every  one  members  one  of  anoth  er 
l  Cor. 6. 1  y .your  bodies  are  the  members  of  Chrift 
fhall  I  then  take  the  members  of  Chrift 
11.12.body  is  one,3nd  hath  many  members 

and  all  the  members  of  that  one  body 
i8.fet  the  members  every  one  of  them  in  the 
zo.but  now  are  they  many  members 
2  2.nay,  much  more  thofe  members  of 
43. and  thofe  members  of  the  body  which 
/  -2  j.«e«zte'j  fhould  have  the  fame  care 
'    26.one  member  faffer,  all  the  members  fuffer 
or  one  member  be  honoured,all  the  mem. 
27 .body  of  Chriftjand  members  in  particular 
Epbef.q.  2  5. for  we  are  members  one  of  another 

?.30.for  we  are  members  of  his  body 
C0/.3..5.  mortifie  therefore  your  members 
fam.^.6So  is  the  tongue  amongft  our  members 
4.i.ofyourlufts,thatwar  inyoav  members 
SJfJemoiiail. 
Uxod.i .  1-5  .is  my  memoriall  unto  all  generations 

1 2. 14-tbis  day  fhalbe  unto  you  for  a  memoriall 
■  1 3-9and  for  a  memoriall  between  thine  eyes 
1 7. 14-writc  this  for  a  memoriall  in  a  book 
28.1 2. for  {tones  oi  memoriall  unto  the  children 
upon  his  two  fhoulders  for  ^memoriall 
19. for  a  memoriall  before  the  Lord 
30.16.that  it  may  be  a  memoriall  unto  the  child. 
3  9-7.that  they  fhould  be  ftones  for  a  memoriall 
Levit.z.  2. and  the  prieft  fhall  burn  the  memoriall 
9. take  from  the  meat-offering  a  memoriall 
i6.prieft  (.hall  burn  the  memoriall of  it 
% .  1  i.even  a  memoriall  thereof,nnd  burn  it 
6.1  y  .even  the  memoriall  of  it  unto  the  Lord 
23.24.8  memoriall  ol  blowing  of  trumpets 
24.7.it  may  be  on  the  bread  for  a  memoriall 
Num.^.i  5. an  offering  of  memoriall,  bringing  iniq. 
1 8  .put  the  offering  of  memoriall  in  her  hands 
i6.even  the  memoriall  thereof,  and  burn  it 
10.  io.that  they  may  be  to  you  for  a  memoriall 
16.40.to  be  a  memoriall — that  no  firanger 
3 1. 54.took  the  gold  —  for  a  memoriall 
Jofh.4  7.and  thefe  ftones  fhall  be  for  a  memoriall 
Nehem.z.zo.but  you  have  no  memoriall  in  Jerufal. 
£/?fo.9.28.notthe  memoriall  of  them  perifh 
Vfal.^. 6. their  memoriall  is  perimedfrom  them 

1 3  5. 1 3. and  thy  memoriall  throughout  all  gener, 
Hof.i  2.5-the  Lord  is  his  memoriall 
Zecb.6.i^Sot  a  memoriall  in  the  temple  of  the  Lord 
Mtf.26.13.this  be  told  for  a  memoriall  other 
Afa>\i4.9.fhallbe  fpoken  for  a  memoriall  of  her 
Acts  io.4.are  come  for  a  memoriall  before  God 

fl9emo?t», 
Pfal.  1 09. 1  y  .cut  off  the  memory  of  them  from 

i4?.7.utter  the  memory  of  thy  great  goodneffe 
V10.  to. 7. the  memory  of  the  juft  is  bleffed 
Ecclef.9, 5. for  the  memory  of  them  is  forgotten 
Ifai.16.  i4.andmade  all  their  memory  to  perifh 
1  Ccr.  1 5 . 2.if  ye  keep  in  memory  what  I  preached 

3l9cmpr/te. 
Hofeao.6.  Memphis  (hall  bury  them 


#ctnucan, 
£^.i.i4.Marfena,&  Memttcan,  the  feven  princes 
i6.and  Memucan  anfwered  before  the  king 
2 1  .king  did  according  to  the  word  of  Mem, 

G«z.4.26\then  began  men  to  call  on  the  name  of 
6\i.when men  began  to  multiply  on  the  earth 
i2.20.pharaohcomman.  his  m.  concern. Abra 
13. 1 3. but  the  mew  of  Sodom  were  wicked 
14.24.  the  portion  of  the  men  which  went  with 
i7.23.among  the  men  of  Abrah.houfe,and  circ 
i8.2.and  loe,three  men  ftood  by  him 

\6.men  rofe up  from  thence,&  looked  towa, 
22.the  men  turned  their  faces  from  thence 
i9.4.before  they  lay  down,the  men  of  the  city 
the  men  of  Sodom  compaffed  the  houfe 
f.where  are  the  men  which  came  in  to  thee 
8.onely  to  thefe  men  doe  nothing 
lo.men  put  forth  their  hand,  and  pulled  Lot 
1 1  .they  fmote  the  men  that  were  at  the  door 

1  i.men  faid  unto  Lot,Haft  thouhere  any 
i6.the  men  laid  hold  upon  his  hand,  &  upon 

20.8.their  ears :  and  the  men  were  fore  afraid 
24. 54. eat  &  drink,he  and  the  men  that  were 

f^.fent  away— Abrahams  fervant  &  his  men 
z6.i,men  of  the  place  asked  Ifaac  of  his  wife 

left  the  men  of  the  place  fhould  kill  me 
3  2.6.to  meet  thee,and  ^oo.men  with  him 

28. with  God  &  with  men,&  haft  prevailed 
33.i.Efau  came,and  with  him  400.  men 

1 3  .if  men  fhould  over-drive  them  one  day 
34-7-and  the  men  were  grieved 

20  Hatnor  &  Shech.  communed  with  the  m. 

2  i.thefe  mm  are  peaceable  with  us 
22, only  herein  will  the  men  confent  unto  us 

37.2  8.paffedbyMidianites,merchantOTe» 
3  8 . 2 1  .he  asked  the  men  of  that  place ,faying 

2  2.the  men  of  the  place  faid,  There  was  no 
39.14.fhe  called  unto  the  men  other  houfe 
42.11.  we  are  txuemen  Verfe  31. 

*i9.if  ye  be  true  men,\et  one  of  your  brethren 

3  3«hereby  fhall  I  know  that  ye  are  true  men 

Verfe  34- 
43 . 1  <f .and  the  men  took  that  prefent 

i6.bring  thefe  men  home— for  thefe  w.fhall 
1 7-man  brought  the  m.'mto  Jofep.hou.V. 24. 
1 8.the  men  were  afraid,  becaufe  they 
3  3-?»f3  marvelled  one  at  another 

44. 1  .fill  the  mens  facks  with  food,as  much  as 

3  .the  mfn  were  fent  away,they  and  their  affes 
4.  up,  follow  after  the  men 

46.3  2. and  the  men  are  ihepherds 

47.2.five  men,  &  prefented  them  unto  Pharaoh 
Exod.1.17.  faved  the  men  children  alive 

Verfe  18. 
5.9-let  there  more  work  be  laid  upon  the  men 
10.7  .let  the  men  goe,that  they  may  ferve  the 

1  i.goenow  ye  that  are  men,  and  ferve  the  L. 
17.9-chufe  us  out  men,  and  goe  out,  fight  with 

18.2  i.provide  out  of  all  the  people  able  men 

fuch  as  fear  God,  men  of  truth 

2  5  .Mofes  chofe  out  able  men  out  of  all 
2 1 . 1 8.if  men  ftrive  together,and  one  fmite 

zz.if  men  ftrive,  &  hurt  a  woman  with  child 
32.28.fellofthepco.thatdayabout  ^ooo.men 
34.23  .thrice  in  the  yeer  fhall  all  your  men  chil. 
3  8,26.  numbred —  for  603  5  %o.men 
Levit. 7. z^.oi  which  men  offer  an  offering  made 
1 8 . 2  7.3II  thefe  abomin.  have  the  men  of  the  la. 
2  7.9.whereof#ze»  bring  an  offer,  unto  the  Lo. 
Num.  1 . 1 7  .Mofes  and  Aaron  took  thefe  men 

44.  the  princes  of  Ifrael  being  twelve  men 
5.6.or  woman  fhall  commit  any  fin  that  men 
9.6.there  were  certain  men  who  were  defiled 

7.thofe  men  faid  unto  him,We  are  defiled 
I  i.i6.gather  unto  me  feventy  men  of  the  elders 

24,and  gathered  the  feventy  m.  of  the  elders 
1 3 .2.fend  thou  men,  that  they  may  fearch  the 

3  .all  thofe  inert  were  heads  of  the  children  of 
2i.wildernefle  of  Zin,  unto  Rehob,  zs.meti 

3 1. but  the  men  that  went  up  with  him  faid 

3  2.they  are  men  of  great  ftature 
14.36.the  men  which  Mofes  fent  to  fearch  the 

3  7.even  thofe  men  that  did  bring  up  the  evil 
i6.i.fons  of  Reuben,  took  men 

2.famous  in  the  congregati.  men  of  renown 


i4.wiltthou  pitoutthe  eyes  of  thefe  men 
29.it  thefe  mendie  theommon  death  of  all 
3  o.underftand  tha  t  tjiefc  men  have  provoked 
3  5.andconfumedthe  zjo.men  that  offered 
zz.g.whzt  men  are  thefe  with  thee 
20. if  the  men  come  to  call  thee,  rife  up 
3  5 .faid  unto  Balaam  ,Goe  with  the  men » 

2  j. 5  .flay  ye  every  one  his  men,  that  were 
26.10.what  time  the  fire  devoured  ifo.men 
31.42.wh.ich  Mofes  divided  from  the  men  that 
32.i4.anincreafeof  {\ni~\sWmcn,  to  augment 

Deitt.i.zz.  we  will  fend  men  before  us 

23.I  took  twelve  men  of  you,  one  of  a  tribe 
3  f.furely  there  fhall  not  one  of  thefe  men  of 
I3.i3.certain?»c^thechildren  of  Belial  are 
19.i7.then  both  the  men  between  whom  the 
zz.zi.men  of  the  city  fhall  ftone  her 
2?.i.if  there  be  a  controverfie  between  men 

n.when  men  ftrive  together  one  with  ano. 
27.1 4.fay  unto  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  with  a  loud 
29.2  %  .then  men  fhall  fay,  Becaufe  they  have 
32.26.rememb.of  them  to  ceafefrom  amon.w. 

3  3.6.and  let  not  his  men  be  few 
/«/&.2.2.there  came  men  in  hither  to  night,  of  the 

3  -bring  forth  the  men  that  are  come  to  thee 
4.there  came  men  unro  me,  but  I  wift  not 
5  .that  the  men  went  out :  whither  they  went 
7.the  men  purfued  after  them  the  way  to 
9-fhe  faid  unto  the  men,  I  know  that  the  Lo. 
14-the  men  anfwered,  Our  life  for  yours 
1 7.and  the  men  faid,  We  will  be  blameleffe 

3 . 1  i.now  therefore  take  ye  twelve  men  out  of 

4.2.take  ye  twelve  men  out  of  the  people 
4.then  Jofoua  called  the  twelve  men,  whom 

6,9.the  armed  men  went  before  the  priefts 
1 3  .and  the  armed  men  went  before  them 

7.2.Jofhua  fent  men  from  Jericho  to  Ai 

and  the  men  went  up  and  viewed  Ai 

3.1et  about  two  or  three  thoufand  mengo  up 

4.  went  up  thither  of  the  peo.about  3000.Z8. 

and  they  fled  before  the  men  of  Ai 

<,.men  of  Ai  fmote  of  them  about  7,6.  men. 

8.1 2.he  took  about  5000. men  and  fet  them  to 
1  n»men  of  the  city  went  out  againft  Ifrael  to 
20.when  the  menoi  Ai  looked  behind  them 
2 1. and  flew  the  men  of  Ai 

9.6.faid  unto  him  and  to  the men  of  Ifrael,  We 
1 4.and  the  men  took  of  their  victuals,  and 

10.6. the  men  of  Gibeon  fent  unto  Jofhua  to 
1 8  .and  fet  men  by  it,for  ro  keep  them 

1 8 .4. give  out  from  among  you  three  men,  for 
8.the  menzxoie,  and  went  away :  and 
9.the  men  went,  and  paffed  thorow  the  land 

24.1 1. and  the  men  of  Jericho  fought  againft 
,/«%.  1.4. flew  ofihem  inBezek  10000.  men 

3.29.flew  of  Moab  —  about  ten  thoufand  men 
3  i.which  flew  of  the  Philiftines6oo  men 

4.6.  take  with  thee  ten  thoufand  men  of  the 
lo.he  went  up  with  ten  thoufand  men  at  his 
i4.and  ten  thoufand  men  after  him 

cl.27.then  Gideon  took  ten  men  of  his  fervants 

becaufe  he  feared  the  men  of  the  city 

28. when  the  menoi the  city  arofe  early  in  the 

3  o.then  the  men  of  the  city  faid  unto  Joafh 
7. 6. their  hand  to  their  mouth,were  300.  men 

7  .by  the  3  00.  men  that  lapped  will  I  fave  you 
8. and  retained  thofe  three  hundred  men 
1 1. unto  the  outfide  of  the  armed  men  that 
i6.he  divided  the  three  hundred  men  into 
19. fo  G  ideon  and  the  three  hundred  men 
8.r.the  menoi Ephraim  faid  unto  him,Why 

4  and  the  three  hundred  men  that  were  with 
S.men  of  Penuel  anfwered  him  asthemen  of 
9. he  fpakc  alfo  to  the  men  of  Penuel/aying 
ic. their hofts  with  them,about  1  ^ooo.men 

fell  1 20000.  men  that  drew  fvvord 
I4.the  elders  thereof,even  77.  men 
1 5  .he  came  unto  the  men  of  Succoth,  &  faid 
give  bread  unto  thy  men  that  are  weary 
ifi.with  them  he  taught  the  men  of  Succoth 
i7.and  flew  the  men  of  the  city 
9.i8.made  Abim.— king  over  the  men  of  Shec. 
20.and  devour  the  men  of  Shechem,and  the 

fire  come  out  from  the  men  of  Shechem 

23 .  between  Abim.  and  the  men  of  Shechem 

men  of  Shec.  dealt  treacheroufly  wtb  Abi. 

14, and 


MEN        MEN 


MEN       MEN 


MEN      MEN 


24-and  upon  the  men  of  Shech-which  aided 
z<;.men  of  Shech.fet  Hers  in  wait  for  him 
»6.the  men  of  Shech.  put  their  confidence  in 
28.Zebul  his  officer  ?  ferve  the  men  of  Ham. 
36.fhadow  of  the  mount.as  if  they  were  men 
39>Gaal  went  out  before  thew.of  Shechem 
49-died  alfo,  about  a  thoufand  men  and  wo. 
*4.thatWe#faynotof  me,A  wom.flew  him 
1 1 .  j  .and  there  were  gathered  vain  men  to  Jeph. 
i  z.r.the  men  of  Ephraim  gath.  themfelves  tog. 
4,and  the  men  of  Gilead  fmote  Ephraim 
5. that  the  men  of  Gilead  faid  unto  him^  Art 
14.18.the  men  of  the  city  faid  unto  him  on  the 

19  and  flew  thirty  men  of  them,  and  took 
15.1  j.and  flew  a  thoufand  men  therewith 

i£.wth  the  jaw  of  an  affe  have  I  fhin  \ooo.m. 
i6.9-now  there  were  men  lying  in  wait 
18. 2. fent  of  their  fam.five  men— men  of  valour 
7.then  the  five  men  departed,  and  came  to 
1 1. and  out  of  Efhtaol  6oo.Z8eK,appointed 
•  i4.thcn  anfwered  the  five  men  that  went  to 
i6.the  600.  men  appointed  with  their  weap. 
i/.the  five  7#f72  that  wenttofpie  out  the  la. 
with  the  600.  men  that  were  appointed 
2i. the  men  that  were  in  the  houfes  neer  to 
io.itf.buttheffKTZ  of  the  place  were  Benjamit. 
zz.men  of  the  city  befet  the  houfe  round 
2  j.the  men  would  not  hearken  to  him 
zo.<y. the. men oi Gibeah  rofe  againft  me 
io.we  will  take  ten  men  of  an  hundred 
1 2.tribes  of  Ifrael  fent  men  thorow  all  the 
lj.now  therefore  deliver  us  the  men 
r  j.numbred  —26000.  men  that  drew  fword 
I7.numbred  400000  men  that  drew  fword 
2 1  .deftroyed  of  the  Ifr.that  day  11000.  men 

2  f  .eighteen  thoufand  men,z\\  thefe  drew  fw. 

3  j.deftroyed  of  the  Benj.that  day  if  loo.m. 
44-there  fell  of  Benjamin  eighteen  thouf.  m. 
4j.gle3nedof  them  in  the  high-wa.J  ooo.m. 

and  flew  two  thoufand  men  of  them 
46.aU  that  fell  of  Benja.— were  1  j  000.  men 
all  thefe  were  men  of  valour 
47 .but  6oo.men  turned  and  fled  to  the 
48  .as  well  the  men  of  every  city,  as  the  bead 
2i.xo.fentthither  nooo.»ze»ofthevalianteft 
Ruth  4.i.he  took  ten  men  of  the  elders  of  the  city 
1  Sam.  1. 1 7  .for  men  abhorred  the  ofFeri.  of  the  Lo. 
26.favour  both  with  the  Lo.  &  alfo  with  m. 
4.2. they  flew  of  the  army  —  about  4000.  men 
y.7.whenthe»K7zof  Afhdod  faw  that  it  was  fo 
9.he  fmote  the  men  of  the  city,  both  fmall 
1  z.the  men  that  died  not,  were  fmitten  with 
6.io.thewradid  fo  :  and  took  two  milch  kine 
1  j. and  the  men  of  Beth-fhemefh  offered 
1 9. and  he  fmote  the  men  of  Beth-fhemefh 

fmote  of  the  people  50070.  men:  and 

20.the  men  of  Beth-fhemefh  faid,Who  is  able 

7.  i.the  men  of  Kiriath-jearim  came,and  fetcht 

10.  3 .  there  (hall  meet  thee  three  men  going  up 

1 1. 5. they  told  him  the  tidings  of  the»z.of  Jab. 

9.thus  fhall  ye  fay  to  the  men  of  Jabefh  Gile. 

fhewed  it  to  the  men  of  Jabefh,  and  they 

io.therefore  the  men  of  Jabefh  faid,To  mor. 

1 2.bt mg  the  mcn,thzt  we  may  put  them  to  d. 

1.3 .2.Saul  chofe  him  three  thoufand  men  of  Ifr. 

I  j.prefent  with  him,  about  fix  hundred  men 
1 4.2.peo.that  were  wth  him,were  about  6oo.m. 

8.we  will  pafleover  unto  thefe  men,and  we 
n.the  menol  the  garifon  anfwered  Jonath. 
14.  armour-bearer  made,was  about  20.  men 

1  J.4.numbr.them  in  Telaim,  20oooo.foot-»z. 

17.12.the  man  went  among  m.  for  an  old  man 
26\David  fpake  to  the  men  that  flood  by  him 
28.2nd  Eliab  heard  when  he  fpake  to  the  m. 

1 8. 27. wherefore  David  arofe,he,and  his  men 
and  flew  of  the  Philiftines  zoo.mcn 

22.2.there  were  with  him  about  400.  men 
tf.that  David  was  difcovered,  and  the  men 

23.  J.Davids  men  faid  unto  him,Behold  we  be 
j.fo  David  and  his  men  went  to  Keilah 
8  .to  befiege  David  and  his  men 

I I  .will  the  men  of  Keilah  deliver  me  up 

1  z.men  of  Keilah  deliver  me  and  my  men 
ij-then  David  and  his  men— arofe,and  dep. 
i4.but  David  and  his  men  were  in  the  wild. 

2  j  .Saul  alfo  and  his  men  went  to  feek  him 


26.Dav.  &  bis  men  on  that  fide  of  the  moun. 

24. 2. went  to  feek  David  and  his  men  upon  the 
3  .David  and  his  men  remained  in  the  fides 
4>the  men  of  David  faid  unto  him,Behold 
6-he  faid  unto  his  men,The  Lord  forbid  that 
9. wherefore  heareft  thou  mens  words,  faying 
22.David  and  his  men  gat  them  up  unto  the 

2  j.  n. given  it  unto  men  whom  I  knew  not 
1  J.David  faid  unto  his  men,  Gird  you  on 

went  up  after  David  about  400.  men 

1  J  .but  the  men  were  very  good  unto  us 
20.Dav.  and  his  men  came  down  againft  her 

27.i.Dav.arofe,&  paffed  over  with  the  6oo.m. 
3  .David  dwelt  —  at  Gath,he,  aiid  his  men 
8. David  and  his  mm  went  up  and  invaded 

28.i.go  out  with  me  tobatt.  thou,  and  thy  men 

29. 2. David  &  his  men  paffed  on  in  the  rerewa. 
4.fhould  it  not  be  with  the  heads  of  thefe  m. 
1 1  .David  and  his  men  rofe  up  early  to  depart 

jo.i.when  David  &  his  men  were  come  to  Zik. 
j.fo  David  and  his  men  came  to  the  city 
9X0  Dav.went,he,&  the  600.  men  that  were 
io.but  David  putfued,  he,  and  400.  men 

2  i.David  came  to  the  200.  men,  which  were 

3  1. where  David  himfelf  &  his  w.were  wont 
3 1.6.(0  Saul  died,-— and  all  his  men  that  fame 

1 2. all  the  valiant  men  arofe,  and  went 
2  Sam.z.  i. his  men  that  were  with  him,  did  David 
4.that  the  men  of  Jabefh  Gilead  were  they 
j  .David  fent  meflengers  to  the  m.  of  Jab.G. 
29. Abner  and  his  »c«.walked  all  that  night 
jo.lacked  of  Davids  fervants  nineteen  men 
3  1  .fo  that  three  hund.  &  threefcore  men  died 
3  2.and  Joab  and  his  men  went  all  night 

3. 20. Abner  came  to  David  — and  twenty  men 

Dav.  made  Abner,  &  the  men  that  were 

39. thefe  men  the  fons  of  Zeruiah  be  too  hard 

j.fi.the  king  and  his  men  went  to  Jerufalem 
2 1  .and  Dav  id  and  his  men  burnt  them 

8.  J.David  flew  of  the  Syrians  22000.  men 
1 3.  in  the  valley  of  fait,  being  18000.  men 

10.  j.becaufe  the  men  were  greatly  afhamed 
6.hired — of  king  Maacah  a  thoufand  men 

and  of  Ifhtob,  twelve  thoufand  men 
1 2.  and  let  us  play  the  men  for  our  people 

I  n6.where  he  knew  that  valiant  men  were 
I7.the  men  of  the  city  went  out  and  fought 
23  .furely  the  men  prevailed  againft  us,and 

1  j .  1 .  Abfalom  prepared  him  fifty  men  to  run 

1  i.with  Abfalom  went  200.  men  out  of  Jer. 
1 8. and  all  the  Gictites,fix  hundred  men 

2  2.1ttai  the  Gittite  paffed  over,  &  all  his  m. 
16. 1 3  .as David  and  his  men  went  by  the  way 
i7.i.letmenow  chufecut  i20oo.we»,and  I 

8. and  his  menjihzx.  they  be  mighty  men 

I  o.they  which  be  with  him  are  valiant  men 
1 8>7.a  great  flaughter  that  day  of  zoooo.men 

i8.which  hath  delivered  up  the  men  that  lift 
i9.i7.there  were  looo.men  of  Benjamin  with 

28  .were  but  dead  men  before  my  lord  the  K. 

4 1. all  Davids  men  with  him  over  Jordan 
20.7.and  there  went  out  after  him  ]o3bsmen 

I I  .one  of  Joabs#K7z  flood  by  him,and  faid 
2i.6".let  feven  men  of  his  fons  be  delivered  to 

12. bones  of  Jonathan  his  fon  from  the  men 

i7.then  the  men  of  David  fware  unto  him 

22.  j  .the  floods  of  ungodly  men  made  me  afraid 

2 3. 3. he  that  ruleth  over  men  muft  be  jufl 

24. 9.in Ifrael  eight  hundred  thouf.  valiant  men 

1  j.died  of  the  people5 —  feventy  thoufand  m. 

1  Yin.  1. 5  -and  fifty  men  to  run  before  him 

j.i  3.and  the  levie  was  thirty  thoufand  men 
io.8.happy  are  thy  «K#,happy  are  thefe  thy 

1  j  .befide  that  he  had  of  the  merchant  men 
1  i.i8.they  took  men  with  them  out  of  Paran 

24.be  gathered  men  unto  him,and  became 
i3.2.and  mem  bones  fhall  be  burnt  upon  thee 

2  j. behold, ;«7Z  paffed  by,and  faw  the  carkas 
18. 13. how  Ihid  ioo.tfzraofthe  Lords proph. 

22.but  Baals  prophets  are.4  jo.  men 
20.i7.faying,There  are  men  come  out  of  Sam. 

3  3  mow  the  men  did  diligently  obferve  whet. 
2i.ii.the»2(?Hofhiscity  did  as  Jezebel  had 
22.6.gathered  the  proph.togeth.about  ^oo.men 

2  IQ>2.i.7.and  fifty  men  of  the  fons  of  the  prophets 

itfahere  be  with  thy  fervants  fifty  ftrong  men 
PPP  * _ 


1 7. they  fent  therefore  fifty  men,  and  they 

1  y.men  of  the  city  faid  unto  Elifha,Behol<l 
3.26.king  of  Moab  took  feven  hundred  men 
4-40,fo  they  poured  out  for  the  men  to  eat 

43,what  fhould  I  fct  this  before  1 00.  men 
J.24.I1C;  let  the  men  goe,and  they  departed 
6.20.open  the  eyes  of  thefe  men,thzt  they  may 
7. 3. there  were  four  leprous  men  at  the  entring 
10.14.even  4i.»2frz,neitherlefthe  any  of  them 

i4.Jehu  appointed  fourfcore  men  without 
11. 9. took  every  man  his  men  that  were  to  come 
12.1j.they  reckoned  not  with  the  men,  into 
1  j .  2  J  .and  with  him  fifty  men  of  the  Gileadites 
17.24.the  king  of  Affyria  brought  men  from 

3  o.and  the  men  of  Babylon  made  Succoth-B. 

and  the  men  of  Cuth  made  Nergal 

and  the  men  of  Hamath  made  Afhima 

18. 27. hath  he  not  fent  me  to  the  men.  which  fit 

10.  i4ifaid  unto  him.VVhat  faid  thefe  men 

23.17  .and  the  men  of  the  city  told  him,It  is  the 

20.burnt  mem  bones  upon  themsand  return. 
2j.19.took  five  ffraofthem  that  were  in  the 
.  and  threcfcore/KfTzof  chepeop.of  the  la. 

2  3  .and  their  men  heard  that  the  king  of  Bab. 

fon  of  a  Majchathite,they,&  their  m. 
24.Gcdaliah  fware  to  them.and  to  their  men 
2j.and  ten  men  with  him,and  fmote  Gedal. 
1  C/w.4. 1 2.thefe  are  the  men  of  Rechah 

2  i.and  Jokim,and  the  men  of  Chozeba 
42. five  hundred  men  went  to  mount  Seir 

j. i8.of  valiant  menjnen  able  to  bear  buckler 
7.2.  they  were  valiant  men  of  might  in  their 
4.for  war,fix  and  thirty  thoufand  men 
j.were  men  cf  might,reckoned in  all  by 
ai.whom  the  jw  #  of  Gath,  that  were  born 
40.and  the.  number — was  z6ooo.men 
99.aH  thefe  men  were  chief  of  the  fathers 

1 3  .very  able  men  for  the  v/ork  of  the  fervice 

10.i2.they  arofe,  all  the  valiant  men,  and  took 

1 1. 19. 1  drink  the  blood  of  thefe  men  that  have 

22. he  flew  two  lion-like  men  of  Moab 

26\alfothe  valiant  »kb  of  the  armies  were 

n.S.menot  might,  and  men  of  war,  fit  for 

3  2-which  were  men  that  had  underftanding 
16.3 1  .let  men  fay  among  the  nations,The  Lo. 
1 8  .j.David  flew  of  the  Syrians  zzooo.mers 
i9.j.and  told  David  how  the  men  went  ferved 

for  the  men  were  greatly  afhamed 
1 8  .and  David  flew  of  the  Syrians  7000.  men 
n.j.werea  thouf.thoufand,and  iooooo.»K72 
Judah  was  470000.  men  that  drew  fw- 
1 4-thcre  fell  of  Ifrael  feventy  thoufand  men 
2  2. 1  j  and  all  manner  of  cunning  men,  for  every 
2  6. 8. able  men  for  ftrength/or  the  fervice 
9.Mefh.  had  fons  &  bre.ftrong  »ra»eigf)teen 
jo.Hafhabiah  &  his  b;ethren,»K«  of  valour 
3  2. his  bmb.men  of  valour  were  2700.  chiefe 
2  Cbro.z. 2. Sol.  told  out70ooo.#ze;uobearbiird. 
14.fb.all  be  put  to  him,with  thy  cunning  men 
6.18.  God  will  in  very  deed  dwell  with  men 
9-7.happy  are  thy  men,8c  happy  are  thy  fervants 
1 3.7.there  are  gathered  unto  him  vain  men 
17.i7.with  him,armed  'men  with  bow  &  (hield 
1 8.  j.gath.together  of  prophets  400.men,&  faid 
23.8.took  every  man  his  men  that  were  to  come 
2  j .  j  and  found  them  3  00000.  choice  men 
16.1  i.Uzziah  had  an  hoftof  fighting  men 
1  j. invented  by  Cunning  men,to  be  on  the 
i7.with8o.prieftsof  the  L.that  were  val.#z, 
z8.6.which  were  all  valiant  men 

14/0  the  armed  men  lefc  the  captives 

1  j.the  men  which  were  exprefled  by  riame 

3 1. 1 9>men  that  were  exprefled  by  name,to  give 
34.1 2.and  the  men  did  the  work  faithfully 

U%va.  1.4.  let  the  men  of  his  place  help  him  with 
2.27.the  men  of  Michmas,an  htm.  twenty  two 

28.the  men  of  Beth-el  and  Ai',223. 
3 .1 2.who  were  ancient  ;OT,that  had  feeri 
4.21.  cOmmandem.  to  caufe  thefe  men  to  ceafe 
6.8. forthwith  expences  be  given  to  thefe  men 
8. 1 6.for  Jarib,&  for  Elnathan,?»«8  of  underft. 

Neh.z.i  2. 1  arofe  in  the  night,  I  &  fome  few  men 
3.2.next  unto  him  builded  thtmen  of  Jericho 
7."next  unto  them  repaired  the  meno(  Gibe. 

2  2.next  after  him  repai.  the  prie.  the  men  of 
4.23.  nor  the  men  of  the  guard  which  folio,  me 

"      j.j-fon 


MEN   MEN 


MEN   MEN 


MEN   MEN 


5  .y.for  other  men  have  our  lands  and  vineyards 
7. 16.  the  men  of  Bethleh.and  Netophah,i  88. 

z7-and  the  men  of  Anathoth,  128. 

28.the  men  of  Betha2maveth,fourty  and  two 

za.themen  Kiriath-jearim, —  743. 

jb.thewcwofRatriahandGeba,  621. 

3 1. the  men  of  Michmafh,  122. 

ji.the»2f»ofBetheland  Aij  123. 

33.thewe»oftheotherNebo,  fifty  &  two 
1 1.6.  four  hundred  threefcore  &  eight  val.  men 
ij.i6.there  dwelt  men  of  Tyre  alio  therein 
Efth.a.6.ani  deftroyed  five  hundred  men 

i2.Jewes  have  (lain  and  deftroyed  yoo.  men 

1  y.and  flew  three  hundred  men  at  Shuftian 
Job  1 . 3  .this  man  was  the  greateft  of  all  the  menoi 
4. 1 3  .when  deep  fleep  falleth  on  men 
1 1 .3 .mould  thy  lies  make  men  hold  their  peace 

1 1. for  he  knoweth  vain  men 

1  y.io.very  aged  7»e»,much  elder  then  thy  fath. 
17.8.  upright  men  fhall  be  aftonied  at  this 

2  2.29-w  hen  men  are  caft  down5then  thou  (halt 
24. 1  i.men  groan  from  out  of  the  city 
27.23  men  mall  clap  their  hands  at  him 
28'4-dried  up,  they  are  gone  away  from  men 
29.2 1. unto  me  men  gave  ear,and  waited 

3  0.5. they  were  driven  forth  from  among  men 

8.  they  were  children  of  bafe  men 
31.3 1  .if  the  men  of  my  taber.faid  not,  Oh  that 
3  2.  j. no  anfwer  in  the  mouth  of  thefe  three  m. 
33.1  y-when  deep  fleep  falleth  upon  men 

27.  he  looketh  upon  men,and  if  any  fays  I 
3  4.3  4.1et  men  of  undetftanding  tell  me 
36.24.that  thou  magnifie  his  work,  which  men 
37.21.now  men  fee  not  thebright  light  which 

z^.men  doe  therefore  fear  him 
3 9.2 1. he  goeth  on  to  meet  the  armed  men 
Vfal.9. 2o.nations  may  know  themfel.to  be  but  m. 
i2.8.whenthe  vileftraes  are  exalted 
17.14.from  men  which  are  thy  hand,0  Lord 

from  men  of  the  wotld,which  have 
i8.4.the  floods  of  ungodly  men  ma.de  tnt 
2  6".o.gathernot  —my  life  with  bloody  men 
49.1 8.«f»  will  praife  thee>  when  thou  doft 
y  y. 23. bloody  and  deceitfull  men  fhall  not  live 
59. 2.and  fave  me  from  bloody  men 
61 .9.furely  men  of  low  degree  are  vanity 

and  men  of  high  degree  are  a  lie 
66. 1 2. thou  haft  caufed  men  to  ride  over  our  he. 
68. 18. thou  haft  received  gifts  for  men 
7i.i7.and»K8ihallbe  blefledinhim 

7  3.y.theyarenot  in  trouble  as  other  men 

neither  ate  they  plagued  like  other  men 
78.60.the  tent  which  he  placed  among  men 

8  2.7.but  ye  fhall  die  like  men 
8  3. 1 8. chat  m,  may  know  that  thou,  whofe  N. 
86.i4.aflemblies  of  violent  men  have  fought 
ioy.i  2. when  they  were  but  a  few  men  in  num. 
107.8.O  that  men  would  praife  the  Lord 

Verf.i  5,21,31. 
1 2 4. 2.on  our  (ide,when  men  rofe  up  againft  us 
i4i.4.topraftifc  wicked  works  with  men  that 
I45.6.and  men  fhall  fpeak  of  the  might  of 
P?'0.2.2o.mayeft  walk  in  the  way  of  good  men 
.6. lO.mcn  dot  not  defpife  a  thicfe,  if  he  fteal  to 
7.26.many  ftrong  men  have  been  flain  by  her 
8.4.unto  you,0  men,l  call,  and  my  voice 

1  i.7.and  the  hope  of  un  juft  men  perifheth 

i6.and  ftrong  men  retain  riches 
i<J.6.by  the  fear  of  the  Lord  men  depart  from 
20.tf.moft  men  will  proclaime  every  one  his 
22.29.he  fhall  not  ftand  beforemean  *ȣ3 
23.28  .increafeth  the  tranfgreflours  among  men 
24.9.the  fcorner  is  an  abomination  to  men 

2  j.  1. which  the  men  of  Hezekiah  —copied  out 

27.  for  men  to  fearch  their  own  glory,  is  not 
26. 1 6. then  feven  men  that  can  render  a  reafon 
28.7.hethatis  a  compa.of  riotous  #»»,(hameth 

28.when  the  wicked  rife,«K8  hide  themfelv. 
»9.8.fcornfull  men  bring  a  city  into  a  fnare 
30. 14.10  devour  the  needy  from  among  men 
Ecclef.  3 . 1 4.  God  doth  it  that  men  ihould  fear  bef. 
6. 1  .and  it  is  common  among  men 
8 . 1 4.t  hat  there  be  j  uft  men  unto  w  horn  it  hap. 
9.1 1. nor  yet  riches  to  men  of  underftanding 
nor  yet  favour  to  men  of  skill 

I4.WSLS  a  little  city,and  few  men  within  it 


1 2 . 3 .  and  the  ftrong  men  (hall  bow  therr.fel  ves 
Cte.3.7.  threefcore  valiant  men  are  about  it 
Ifai.  3  .2  y  .thy  men  lhall  fall  by  the  (word 

j  .j  3  .and  their  honourable  men  are  famifhed 

xzjnenoi  ftrength  to  mingle  ftrong  drink 
6. 1 2.the  Lord  have  removed  men  far  away 
7. 1 3.1s  it  allmall  thing  for  you  to  weary  men 
24.with  arrowes  and  with  bowes  (hall  men 
9-3.as  men  rejoyce  when  they  divide  the  fpoile 
1 1. 1  j.and  make  men  goe  over  dry-fhod 
22.2.thy  flain  HKtfarenot  flain  with  the  fword 
24.tf.mhab.  of  the  earth  are  burned,&  few  men 
26.19.  thy  dead  men  (hall  live 
28.14  yefcornfull  men  that  rule  this  people 
29.1  i.which  men  deliver  to  them  that  are  lear. 
i4.underftanding  of  their  prudent  men  (hall 
1 9.the  poor  among  men  (hall  rejoyce  in  the 
3  i.3.now  the  Egyptians  are  men  and  not  God 
3  y.8.the  way-faring  m.  though  fools,  (hall  not 
36.1  t.hath  he  not  fent  me  to  the  men  that  fit 
3  8. 16.O  Lord,by  thefe  things  men  live 
39  3. and  faid  unto  him,What  faid  thefe  men 
43.4.therefore  will  I  give  men  for  thee 
45-.i4.JW8  of  ftatute  (hall  come  over  unto  thee 

24.even  to  him  (hall  men  come 
46.8.rem:mberthis,and  (hew  your  felves  men 
57. 1. and  mercifull  men  are  taken  away, none 
59. 1  o.we  are  in  defolate  places  as  dead  men 
60. 1 1  .that  men  may  bring  unto  thee,  the  forces 
6i.6.men  (hall  call  you  the  minifters  of  out  G. 
6at.a,.men  have  not  heard,  nor  perceived 
Jet :  y.2tf.they  fet  a  trap,they  catch  men 

6. 2  3  .fet  in  aray  as  men  for  war  againft  thee 

30.reprobate  filver  (hall  men  call  them 
9.  to.neither  can  men  hear  the  voice  of  cattell 
io.9.they  are  all  the  work  ofcunning  men 
1 1. 23. 1  will  bring  evill  upon  the  men  ai  Ami. 
1  y .  1  o.nor  men  have  lent  to  me  on  uiury 
i6.6.neither  (hall  men  lament  for  them 
^.neither  (hall  men  tear  themfelves  for  it 
neit.(hall  men  give  them  the  cup  of  conf. 
18.21  .let  their  men  be  put  to  death 
2tf.22.Jehoiakim  the  king  fent  men  into  Egypt 
and  certain  men  with  him  into  Egypt 
3  t.20.fet  (ignes— amongft  other  «K»,and  haft 

44.  men  (hall  buy  fields  for  money 

34.18.I  will  give  the  men  that  have  tranfgreffed 

3  7. 1  o.remainedbut  wounded  men  among  them 

3  8.9.thefc  men  have  done  evill  in  all  that  they 

xo.take  from  hence  thirty  men  with  thee 

1  i.fo  Ebed-melechtook  the  men  with  him 
1 6.  in  to  the  hand  of  thefe  m.  that  feek  thy  life 

4C7.and  their  men  heard  that  they  had  made 
S.came  to  Gedaliah— they  and  their  men 
9iGedal.— fware  unto  them  and  to  their  m. 

4i.i.eventen«K»with  him,came  to  Gedaliah 
2.and  the  ten  men  that  were  with  him,and 
5. and  from  Samaria,even  fourfcore  men 
7.midft  of  the  pit,he,and  themen  that  were 
8. ten  men  were  found  among  them  that 
1 5  .efcaped  frum  Joho  nan  with  eight  men 

43 .2. and  all  the  proud  «KB,faying  unto  Jerem. 

44.  i9.drink-o(ferings  unto  her  without  our  m. 

46. 1 5. why  are  thy  valiant  men  fwepc  away 

2  i.her  hired  men  are  in  the  midft  of  her 
47.2.then  thew»rathallciy,and  all  the  inhabit. 
48.3  1. mine  heart  (hall  mourn  for  the  men  of 

36.heart  fhall  found  like  pipes  for  the  men  of 
49, 1  j.I  will  make  thee  defpifed  among  men 

28.and  fpoil  the  men  of  the  eaft 
5  1.14.I  will  fill  thee  with  men,zs  with  caterpil. 
J  2.2  y.and  feven  men  of  them  that  were  neer 
and  threefcore  men  of  the  people  of  the  la. 
Lam.z.i y  .faying,  Is  this  the  city  that  men  call  the 
4.i4.they  have  wandred  as  blind  men  in  the  ftr. 
fo  thztmen  could  not  touch  their  garmen. 
£^.6.4.caft  down  your  flain  men  before  your 
1 3.when  their  flain  men  (halbe  among  their 
8. 1  i.ftood  before  them  feventy  men  of  the  and. 
j6.  the  akar,were  about  five  and  tvrm-.ymen 
9.2.behold,fix  «>f»came  from  the  way  of  the 

6.then  they  began  at  the  ancient  men  which 

1 1. 1. at  the  door  of  the  gate  five  &  twenty  men 

2.thefe  are  the  men  that  devife  mifchief 

1  y  .even  thy  brethren>  the  men  of  thy  kindred 

12.16  Jle  leave  a  few  men  of  them  from  the  fw. 


I4.3.the&»zesli2ve  fet  up  their  idols  in 

i4.tbough  thefe  three  «.%Noah,Dan.&  Job 

i6.though  thefe  threes,  were  in  ir,as  I  live 

Verfei8. 

iy.j.will  wra  take  a  pin  of  it,  to  hang  any 

1 9. 3. it  learned  to  catch  theptey,it  devoured  m. 
6.1earned  to  ca;ch  the  prey,and  devoured  m. 

21.3 1. deliver  thee  into  the  hand  of  brutifh  men 

2  2.9.inthee  are  men  that  carried  tales  to  (hed 
23.  i4.(or  when  (he  faw  men  pourtrayed  upon 

40.that  ye  have  fent  for  m.  to  come  from  far 
42. with  the  mm  of  the  common  fort  were 

2y.4.deliver  thee  to  the  men  oi  the  eaft 

io.unto'.he  menoi  the  eaft  with  the  Amm. 

26.10.as  men  enter  into  a  city  wherein  is  made 

27.1  i.the  menoi  Arvad  with  thine  army  were 
1  y.the  men  of  Dedan  were  thy  merchants 

lo.%.menoi the  land  that  is-in  leaguc3(hall  fall 

3  4. 3 1  .and  ye  my  flock  of  my  pafture  are  men 
3y  .8.1  will  fill  his  mounta.with  his  fliin  men 
3  6. 1  o  .1  will  multiply  men  upon  you 

13. fay  unto  you,Thou  land  devoured  up». 
i4.therefore  thou  (halt  devour  men  no  more 
1  y  .neither  will  I  caufe  men  to  hear  in  thee 
37.I  will  increafe  them  with  m.  like  a  flock 
39-i4.fever  out  men  of  continuall  imployment 

44.2  3. caufe  men  to  difcern  between  the  unclea. 
47.1  y.the  way  of  Hethlon,  as  men  goto  Zedad 

Dan.3.1 2.thefe  m.  O  king,have  not  regarded  thee 
1 3  .then  they  brought  thefe  men  before  the 
21. then  thefe  men  were  bound  in  their  coats 
21. flew  thofe  men  that  took  up  Shad.  Mefh. 
2 3. thefe  three  men,  Shad.Mefh.and  Abedne. 
24.dk)  not  we  caft  three  men  bound  into  the 
2y.lfi,I  fee  four  men  loofe, walking  in  the 
27.faw  thefe  »?«z,upon  whofe  bodies  the  fire 
4.2  y. that  they  (hall  drive  thee  from  men 
3  i.they  (hall  drive  rhee  from  men 
3  3. and  he  was  driven  from  men 
6.  y. then  faid  thefe  »k»>  We  (hall  not  find  any 
1  i.then  thefe  men  affembled,  3nd  found  Da. 
1  y.then  thefe  men  affembled  unto  the  king 
24.brought  thofe  men  w^had  accufed  Daniel 
i6.men  tremble  &  fear  before  the  God  of  D. 
io.7.for  the  men  that  were  with  me  faw  not 
Rofea  6.T.bai  they  like  men  have  tranfgrelled  the 
1 3.2.1et  the  8K»that  facrificedtiffe  the  calves 
Amos  ^.remaine  ten  men  in  one  houfe,  that  they 
ObaA.T .\\kzmen  that  were  at  peace  with  thee  have 
Jonah  1. 10. then  were  the  mm  exceedingly  afraid 
men  knew  that  he  fled  from  the  prefence 
1 3  Men  rowed  hard  to  bring  it  to  the  land 
i6.thenthe«KT3  feared  the  Lord  exceeding. 
Micah  2,8.as  men  averfc  from  war 

y.  y.feven  (hephcrds,and  eight  principall  men 
tf.12.the  rich  men  thereof  are  full  of  violence 
7.  i.and  there  is  none  upright  among  men 
6.a  mans  enemies  are  the  men  of  his  own  ho. 
Nohum.z. $.thc  valiant  men  are  in  fcarlet 

3.  ic.they  caft  lots  for  her  honourable  men 
Bob.  i.i4.and  makeft  men  as  the  filhesof  the  fea 
Zepb.  1 . 1  i.and  punifh  the  men  that  are  fetled  on 
17.diftr.upon  men,tha.t  they  (hall  walk  like 

2.1  i.and  men  (hall  worihip  him,  every  one 
Hag.1.1  i.I  called  for  a  drought  upon  the  men 
Zech. 3. 8. for  they  are  men  wondred  at 

7.2 .and  their  men  to  pray  before  the  Lord 
7.when  men  inhabited  the  fouth  of  the  plain 

8. 2  3. that  ten  men  (hall  take  hold  out  of  all 
1 1.6.I  will  deliver  the  men  everyone  into 
14. 1  i.and  men  fhall  dwell  in  it,and  there  fhall 

Mat.  y .  1 1  .bleffed  are  ye  w  hen  men  fhall  revile  you 
1  y  .neither  doe  men  light  a  candle,  and  put  it 
16. let  your  light  fo  fhine  before  m.  that  they 
i9.and  fhall  teach  men  fo,he  (hall  be  called 

6. 1  .th.it  ye  doe  not  your  almes  before  men 
1 4.if  ye  forgive  men  their  trefpaffes,your  hea. 
1  y.if  ye  forgive  not  men  their  trefpafles,  nei. 
itf.thattbey  may  appear  unto  men  to  faft 
i8.that  thou  appear  not  unto  men  to  faft 

7. 1 2. whatsoever  ye  would  that  men  (hould  doe 
1 6.doe  men  gather  grapes  of  thorns 

8.27.but  the  men  marvelled,faying,What  man. 

9.8. which  had  given  fuch  power  unto  men 
1 7.neither  do  men  put  new  wine  into  old 
28.the  blind  men  came  to  him :  andjefiis 
_  10. 32.confefle  / 


MEN       MEN 


MEN       MEN 


MEN       MEN 


■  io.  3  i.confefle  me  before men,him  will  I  conf. 

3  3. deny  me  before  men,him  will  I  alfo  deny 

12.3  i.and  blafpbemy  ftialbe  forgiven  unto  men 

aga.  the  holy  Gh.fhall  not  be  forgi.to  men 

j6.triat  every  idle  word  that  men  mall  fpeak 

4i.thew»  ofNineve  (hall  rife  injudgem. 
1 3.15.  while  men  flept,  his  enemie  came  and 
1 4.1 1. they  that  had  eaten  were  about  5000.02. 

35#when  \\\zmenol  the  place  had  know  1.  of 
1  $.38.they  that  did  eat  were  qooo.men,  befide 
16.13.whom  do  02.fay  that  1  theSon  of  man  am 
i9.i6.withfl»it  isimpoffible,but  with  God 
zo.30.beliold,two  blind  men  fitting  by  the  way 
23.4-and  lay  them  on  mem  (houlders,  but  they 

1 3  .ye  fhut  up  the  kingdome  of  heaven  ag.02. 

27.are  within  full  of  dead  mens  bones 

28.  ye  alio  outwardly  appear  righte.  unto  m. 
28.4.  keepers  did  lhake,&  became  as  dead  men 
Mar\  6.1  i.preachcd  that  men  (hould  repent 

44.that  did  cat  of  the  loav.were  ao.  5000.02. 
8  _4.can  a  man  fatisfie  thefe  men  with  bread 

24.  and  faid,I  fee  men  as  trees  walking 

27.  whom  doe  men  fay  that  I  am 
10, 27. with  02.it  is  impoflible,but  not  with  G. 
Lu\e  1.2  5.  to  take  away  my  reproach  among  men 
2. 14.011  earth  peace,good  will  towards  men 
5.io.from  henceforth  thou  (hair  catch  men 

18. behold,  men  brought  in  a  bed  a  man  wch 
6. 22.bleiTed  are  you  when  men  mall  hate  you 

3 1. as  ye  would  that  men  (hould  do  unto  you 

j8.running  overfall  men  give  into  your 

44.for  of  thorns  men  doe  not  gather  figs 
7.20,when  the  men  were  come  unto  him,they 

3 1  .(hall  I  liken  the  men  of  this  generation 
9. 1 4. there  were  about  50oo.»zf?2,and  he 

$6.not  come  to  deftroy  mens  lives,but 
1 1.3  i.rife  up  in  judgment  with  the  men  of  this 

32.  the  men  of  Nineve  (hall  rife  up  in  judge. 

44.the  02.that  walk  over  them  are  not  aware 
1 2.8.  whofoever  (hall  confeffe  me  before  men 

9. he  that  denieth  me  before  men,(hz\l  be  de. 

3&\ye  your  felves  like  unto  men  that  wait  for 

48. to  whom  men  have  committed  much,of 
1 3 .1 4-are  fix  daies  in  which  men  ought  to  work 
14.24.that  none  of  thefe  men  that  were  bidden 

3  5. nor  yet  for  the  dunghill, but  02.caft  it  out 
1 6- 1  5-  they  wch  juftifie  your  felves  before  men 
that  wch  is  highly  efteemed  amongft  men 
I7.i2.there  met  him  ten  men  that  were  lepers 
i8.i.that  menought  alwayes  to  pray,  and  not 

1  i.God,I  thank  thee,that  I  am  not  as  oth.07. 

27-things  which  are  unpofTible  with  men,  are 
20.20.whkh  (hould  Line  themfelves  juft  men 
2 1 . 1 .  faw  the  rich  men  cafting  1  heir  gifts  into 

z6.mens  hearts  failing  them  for  fear,and 
22.63.the  02«2  that  held  Jefus  mocked  him 
John  2.1  o.when  02f«bve  well  drunk,  then  that 
3.i9.and  men  loved  darknefle  rather  then  light 
4.2o.that  in  Jeruf.is  the  place  where  men  ought 

2§.into  the  city,and  faith  to  the  men 

3  8 .other  men  bboured.and  ye  are  entred 
y.41-1  receive  not  honour  from  men 
6.  io.Jefus  faid,  Make  the  men  fit  downe 

men  fate  down  in  number  about  5000. 

i4.then  thofe  men  when  they  had  feenthe 

1 5.6.and  02f«  gather  them,and  c?ft  them  into 

17. 6.1  have  manif.thy  name  unto  the  02.which 

Ails  1. n.wherfore  of  thefe  02f»  which  have  com. 

2.5.dwelling  at  JernfalemJewes,devout  men 

1 3 .  thefe  men  are  full  of  new  wine 
4. 1 2.no  other  name  under  hea.given  among  02. 

13. perceived  th-it  they  wereunlear.&  ign.02. 

i6.faying,  What  (hall  we  doe  to  thefe  men 
5. 4. not  lied  unto  02r?2,but  unto  God 

2y.behold  the  men  whom  ye  put  in  prifon 

29.we  ought  to  obey  God  rather  then  men 

3  f. what  ye  intend  to  doeas  touch.thefe  men 

3  8 .1  fay  unto  you,  Refrain  from  thefe  men 
6.3.100k  ye  out  among  you  feven  02^  of  honeft 

1  i.then  they  fuborned  02f.which  heard  them 
8.2.devout  men  carried  Steven  to  his  buriall 
9.7.the  02.which  journeyedwith  him  flood  fpe. 
10, 5. fend  men  to  Joppa,  &  call  for  one  Simon 

IT -men  which  were  fent  from  Cornel,  made 
i9.faid  unto  hirr,,Behold  three  0ze.feek  thee 

2  i.then  Peter  went  down  to  the  men  which 


n.3.faying,Thou  wenteftintO0»c?2  uncircum. 
1 1  .there  were  three  men  already  come  into 
1 3.faid  unto  him, Send  men  to  Joppa.  &  call 
20.and  fome  of  them  were  menot  Cyprus,  & 

1 4. 1  5 -we  alfo  are  men  of  like  paffions  wlbyou 
15. 1.  certain  men  which  came  down  from  Jud. 

z6.men  that  have  hazarded  their  lives  for  the 
i6.i7.thefe  men  art  the  fervants  of  the  moft  hi. 

20.thefe  men  being  Jewes  do  exceed. trouble 

3  5-faying,  Let  thefe  men  goe 
I7.25.neither  is  worihipped  with  mens  hands 

34.howbeit,  certain  men  clave  unto  him 
18. i3.faying,This  fellow  doth  perfwade/0.  to 
19.29. having  caught  Gaius  &  Arift.02.of  Mac. 

37.  for  ye  have  brought  hither  thefe  02.which 
20.30.alfo  of  your  ftlves  (hall  02.arife,fpeaking 
2 1.23.  we  have  four  men  which  have  a  vow  on 

16.  then  Paul  took  the02f«,and  the  next  day 

38.  out  into  the  wil.4ooo.02.that  weremur. 

23.2  i.in  wait  for  him  or  them  moe  then  40.02. 
24.i6.voidofoffence  toward  God  &  tow-  men 
2  5. 2 3.  principal!  02C?2  of  the  city  were  entred  in 

Kim.  1. 2  7.  like  wife  alfo  thewra,leavingthena.ufe 
men  with  02.wotking  that  which  is  unfee. 
1 1. 4.I  haverefeived  to  my  (clfjooo.men 
1 2. 1 6.but  condefcend  to  men  of  low  eftate 

1  Cor.  1. 2  5. beca.t he  foolifti.of  G.is  wifer  then  02. 

weaknefs  of  God  is  ftronger  then  02. 
4-9.a  fpect.unto  the  world,  to  angels,and  to  02. 
14. 2. in  an  unknown  tongue/peak.not  unto  02. 

3. he  that  prophefieth  fpe.unto  men  to  edifica. 

20.butin  underftandingbe  men 

2i.with  men  of  other  tongues,and  other  lips 

2  Co)'. 5. 1 1. knowing  the  ter.of  the  L.we  perfw.02. 

8.13  .for  I  mean  not  that  other  02f  72  be  eafed,  & 
10.  ij.notboaftingof  other  mens  labours,but 

G^.i.io.fordoe  I  now  perfwade02f»or  God 

or  do  I  feek  to  pleafe  men  ?  for  if  I  yet 

£pfof/4.8.and  gave  gifts  unto  men 

5.28.63  ought  men  to  love  their  wives  as  their 

6.7.  as  to  the  Lord,  and  not  to  men 

Cottof.j.zj. 
1  Theft. q.not  as  pleafing  men,bm  God 
1  Tim.z.S.I  wil  therefore  that  02.pray  every  where 
5.i.intreat — the  younger  men  as  brethren 
2  2. neither  be  partaker.of  other  mens  fins 
24.fome  mens  fins  are  open  before-hand  to 
and  fome  men  they  follow  after 
6.9. which  drown  men  in  deftru&ion  &  perditi. 
2T202.Z.2:  the  fame  commit  thou  to  faithfull  men 
3.2  .for  men  (hall  be  lovers  of  their  own  felves 
8.  men  of  corrupt  minds,  reprobate  concern. 
Tfj.i.8.a  lover  of  good  »2f72,fober,juft,holy 
2.2.that  the  aged  men  be  fober,grave,temperate 
3.  8.  thefe  things  are  good  &  profitable  to  men 
Heb.  5.1-  every  high  prieft  tak.  from  among  02f3  is 
6. 1 6. for  02«2  verily  fwear  by  the  greater 

7.8.  and  here  men  that  die  receive  tithes 
28.for  the  law  maketh  menhigh  priefls  which 

9. 17. a  teftament  is  of  force  after  men  are  dead 
27. as  it  is  appointed  unto  men  once  to  die 
1 2. 2. 3 .and  to  the  fpirits  of  juft  men  made  perf. 
James  2.6. do  not  rich  men  oppreffe  you 

3.9. &  therewith  curfe  we  men,  which  are  made 

5. 1  .go  to  now,ye  rich  02f»,weep  and  howl 

1  Pft.4-6~.be  judged  accord,  to  the  men  of  the  flefti 

i5.noneof  you  fuffer  in  other  mens  matters 

2Pft.L21.but  holy  men  o(  G.  (pake  as  they  were 

3 .9.not  flack,as  fome  men  count  flackneife 
Jide  4.  there  are  certain  men  crept  in  unawares 

1 6-having  mens  perfons  in  admira.becaufe  of 
Kfw.8. 1  i.and  many  02f  ?2  died  of  the  waters 
9.4.  but  only  thofe  men  which  hive  not  the  feal 
6. in  thofe  dayes  (hall  02fsfeck  death,and 
I  o.their  power  was  to  hurt  men  five  moneths 
I4.4.thefe  were  redeemed  from  among  men 
i6.2.fell  a  grievous  fore  upon  the  men  which 
8. power  was  given  unto  him  to  fcorch  men 
9  and  men  were  fcorched  with  great  heat 
i8.fuch  as  was  not  fmcemen  were  upon 
*    2  i.there  fell  upon  men  a  great  hail  out  of 

&  men  blafphemed  God  becau  (e  of  the 

18.23.  thy  merchants  were  the  great  men  of  the 

2i.3.behold,the  tabernacle  of  God  is  with  men 

Allien. 

Gea.17.27.all  the  men  of  his  houfe  circu.  wth  him 

pPP? 


29.22.Lab.1n  gathered  ail  the  men  of  that  place 
Etf04.19.for  all  the  men  are  dead  which  fought  thy 

1 2.3  3. they  faid, We  be  all  dead  men 
Num.  r  2.3.Mofes  was  very  meek  above  all  the  men 

i4.i2.becaufe  all  thofe  men  which  have  feeri 

16.29.  thefe  men  die  the  com.  death  of  all  men 
be  vifited  after  the  vifitation  of  Almen 

3  2.fvvaIlowed  up  all  the  0?f»  that  pertained 
Deut.^.^.all  the  men  that  followed  Baal-pecr,  the 

2 1 . 2  r .  all  the  men  of  his  city  (lull  (tone  him 
29.io.yourofficers,with  all  the  men  of  Ifiael 

fojh. 8. 2  5-fell  that  day— even  all  the  02^2  of  Ai 

io.2-and  all  the  men  thereof  were  mighty 
Judg.i. zy.ft.ew  tenthoufand  men— allmrdol va. 
7.24.then  all  the  02f?z  of  Ephra.gathered  themf. 
9.2.fpeak,  I  pray  you,  in  the  ears  of  all  the  men 

3.fpakeof  him  in  the  ears  of  all  the  men  of 

6.and  all  the  men  of  Shechem  gathered  toge. 

46.whenallthe02«2of  the  tower  of  Shech. 

47.that  all  the  men  of  the  tower  of  Shechem 
1 2.4.  then  Jephthah  gathered  toget-  all  the  men 
20. 1 1  .fo  all  the  men  of  Ifiael  were  gathered  ag. 

1  5i202.i  1. i.all  the  men  of  Jabe(h  faid  unto  Nahaifi 

15. there  Saul  and  all  the  02f?2of  Ifr.rejoyced 
i4.22.1ikewife  all  themen  of  Ifiael,  which  hid 
17. 19, and  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  were  in  the  val. 

24.aH  the  men  of  Ifiael,  when  they  faw  the 

2  Sam. 1. 1  i.Hkewife  all  the  02.  that  were  with  him 

1 3.9. Amnon  faid3Have  out  all02f« from  me 
17.12.  and  of  all  the  mm  that  are  with  him 
19.42.all  the  02«2of  Judah  anfwered  the  men 

1  IC^-4-3iforhewas  wifer  then  all  men 

2  K20.24. 1  <?.he  carried  away  all  the  02ra  of  might ' 
E-^ra  10.17.an  end  with  all  themen  that  had  tak. 
Job  3  7.7.  that  all  men  may  know  his  work 
Pfal.6^.3\l  men  (hall  fear,and  lhall  declare  the 

89.47.wherefore  haft  thou  made  all  men  in  va. 

1 1 6- 1  i.I  faid  in  my  hafte,  All  men  are  liars 
Je r.4  r .  1 2  .then  they  took  all  the  men,  and  went  to 

42. 1 7.  fo  (hall  it  be  with  all  the  men  that  fet 
£^.38.2O.allthe02f«thatareupon  the  face  of 
Obad.y.zW  the  02f«  of  thy  confederacy  have  brou- 
Zecb.S.i  o.I  fet  all  men,  every  one  againft  his  neig. 
iW^-io.22.ye(halbe  hated  of  all  men  fut  my  Nj. 

19. 11.  all  men  cannot  receive  this  faying 

26.3  3.though all  02«2  fhall  be  offended  becaufe 
Ato.L37.they  faid  to  him,All02f?2  feek  for  thee 

5.20.  and  ail  men  did  marvell 

1 1.3  2.  all  02f»  counted  John  that  he  was  a  Pro. 

13.13  .hated  of  all  0Zf3  for  my  Names  fake 

Lu\e  21.17. 
LU\e  i.\$A\mcn  mufedin  their  hearts  of  John 
6. 26. woe  to  you  when  all  men  (hall  fpeak  well 
1 3 .4-were  finners  above  oilmen  that  dwelt  in 
John  i.7,that  all  02«2  through  h'vr\  might  beleeve 
2.24.  becaufe  he  knew  Mmen 
j.26.the  fame  bapuzeth,&  all  m.  come  to  him 
5. 23  .that  all  02f0  (hould  honour  the  Son 
1 1. 48. him  thus  alone,  all  02c«  will  beleeve  on 
i2.3  2.willdrawall  men  unto  me 
.13.3  5. by  this  (hall  all  men  know  that  ye  are 
Acls  i.24.thou,L.wchknoweft  the  hearts  of  all  02. 
2.45-pattedthem  to  all  men,  as  every  man  had 
4.  zi.zWmcn  glorified  God  for  that  which  was 
17. 30. now  comman.  all  men  every  where  to  re. 

3 1. whereof  he  hath  given  aflurance  to  all  02. 
19, 7. and  all  the  men  were  about  twelve 

I9.and  burned  them  before  all  men 
20.26.1  am  pure  from  the  blood  of  all  men 
21. 28. that  teacheth  all  men  every  where  againft 
22. 15. thou  (halt  be  his  witnefiv  unto  all02.*« 
2f  .24.Feftusfaid,King  Agrippa,.ind  all  men 
Kom.^.T  2.  and  fo  death  paffed  upon  a'  I  men 

1 8.judgement  came  upon  all  men  to  cond. 
free  gift  came  upon  all  02f»  to  juftifica. 
1 2.i7.provide  things  honeft  in  the  fig.of  all  m. 

1 8. live  peaceably  withsttmen 
16.19.your  obedien.is  coine  abroad  unto  all  m. 

1  Cor.7.7.1  would  that  all  men  were  even  as  I 

9.i9;for  though  I  be  free  from  z\[men,  yet 

22.I  am  made  all  things  to  all  men 
10.3  3.  even  as  I  pleafe  all  men  in  all  things 
1 5.  i9.we  are  of  all  men  moft  miferable 

2  Cor. 1 .2. known  and  read  of  all  »2f0. 

9. 1  j.diftribution  unto  them,and  unto  all  men 
Gal.6. 10.  let  us  doe  good  unto  all  «2f7z 


MEN   MEN 


MEN 


MEN 


MEN   MEN 


Ephef.t. o.to  make  all  men  fee  what  is  the  fellow. 
Pfa7.4.f  .let  your  moderation  be  known  to  all  men 
i  Thefii.  1 5. and  are  contrary  to  all  men 

3 . 1 2.and  abound  in  love  —towards  all  men 

5. 14.  be  patient  toward  all  men 

1  j.goodjboth  3mong  your  felves  &  to  all  m. 
2  Thef.  j.i.for  all  men  have  not  faith 
1  Th». 2. 1. giving  of  thanks  be  made  for  oilmen 
4.who  will  have  all  memo  be  faved 

4.  icwho  is  the  Saviour  of  all  we^efpecially 
z  TM8.2.24  butbegentle  unto  all  men 

3  .p.manifeft  unto  all  men,  as  theirs  alfo  was 

4.16.  but  all  men  forfook  me 
tit.  2. 1 1  .the  grace  of  God  hath  appeared  to  all  m. 

5.2.  (hewing  all  meekneffe  unto  all  men 
neb.  1 2. 1 4.  follow  peace  with  all  men 
Jtm.\.%\zt  him  ask  of  God,that  giveth  to  all  m. 
1  Pet.2.1  7.honour  all  men.Love  the  brother-hood 
5  John  1 2.Demetrius  hath  good  report  of  all  men 
j  Revel.19. 1 8.may  eat  the  flefh  of  all  men,  both  free 

£$en  and  brctbren,See  JBietijietl. 

Chiefe  Open,  See  Cljicfe. 

Chofen  Sfyzn,  SeeCr>cfett, 

Evill  $$tn>  See  Ctill. 

Graaflljjen,  Seediest. 

in  ^en. 

I  Cw.j.2i.therefore  let  no  man  glory  in  men 

fl^en  of  ifrael,  See  jjllrael. 

2$m  of  fiidab  }StcJiVtod). 

ti\e  2$tn. 
1  Sam.^.o.be  ftrong,  and  quit  your  felves  like  men 
2S1KW.23.20.he  flew  two  lion-like  men  of  Moab 

1  Cor.  1 6. 1  3  .quit  you  1  ike  wera ;  be  ftrong 

Mighty  flijjen. 

Ge».g.4.mighty  men,w  hich  were  of  old,men  of  re. 

Exod.  1  j.  1 5  .mighty  7»£»  of  Moab  trembling  (hall 

^o/fc.  i.i4.the  mighty  men  of  valour,  &helpthem 

g.  i.into  thine  hand— the  mighty  we»  of  valour 

S.j.Jofhuachofeout  thirty  thoufand  migh.?»e» 

10. 2 .  and  all  the  men  thereof  were  mighty 

7  .with  him,and  all  the  mighty  men  of  valour 

j  Sam. 2  .4>the  bowes  of  the  mighty  men  are  broken 

2  S<«».  10.7 .he  fent  Joab»&  all  the  hoft  of  mi.men 

i6.6.all  the  mighty  men  were  on  his  right  hand 
17.8  .and  his  men,that  they  be  mighty  men 
20. 7. and  all  the  mighty  mett:and  they  went 
23.8.  thefe  be  the  names  of  the  mighty  men 
9.  one  of  the  three  mighty  men  with  David 
16. the  three  mighty  men  brake  thorow  the 
1 7.thtfe  things  did  thtfe  three  mighty  men 
22. and  had  the  name  among  the  mighty  men 

1  l$s.i.8.and  the  mighty  men  of  David  were  not 

1  o.and  the  mighty  men}md  Solomon  hisbr. 

2  Kin.  t  j.20.even  of  all  the  mighty  men  of  wealth 

24*.  14.  carried  away  all  the  mighty  men  of  val. 

1  Chro.  j.  24-mighty  men  of  valour,  and  famous 
7.7.mighty  men  of  valour,  and  were  reckoned 

^.mighty  wesof  valour,  was  20200. 

1 1  .mighty  men  of  valour,were  17200.  foul. 

40,choice  and  mighty  men  of  valour  ,chiefe 
8.40.  fons  of  Ulam  were  mighty,  wes  of  valour 
1 1 .  10. thefe  alfo  are  the  chiefe  of  the  mighty  m. 

11.  this  is  the  number  of  the  mighty  men 
\2. 1  .they  were  among  the  mighty  men,  helpers 

2 1  -for  they  were  all  mighty  men  of  valour 

2  $.of  the  children  of  Sim-mighty  men  of  val. 
1      jo.ofthe  children  of  Ephra.zo8oo.mig.wra 

1 9. 8, he  fent  Joab,and  all  the  hoft  of  migh.men 
26. 6.  for  they  were  mighty  men  of  valour 

3  1. were  found  among  them  mighty  men  of 
28.1-.with  the  mighty  men,and  all  the  valiant 
19.24.all  the  princes  and  mighty  menCubmitt. 

2  Chro  12. ^.  being  mighty  men  of  valour 

1 4. 8. all  thefe  were  mighty  men  of  valour 
17. 1 3  .mighty  men  of  valour  were  in  Jerufalem 
i4.witnhim  mighty  men  of  valour,jooooo. 
1 6  with  him  20oooo.mighty  men  of  valour 
2j,.6.he  hired  an  hundred  thouf.migh.  men  of 
26. 1 2.chief  of  the  fathers  of  the  mighty  men  of 
j 2. j. he  tookcounfell  with  his  mighty  men 
ai.whichcutoff  all  the  mighty  men  of  val. 
Nehem.i  i.i4.and  their  brethren,mighty  men  of 
Job  24.24.he  fhall  break  in  pieces  mighty  men 
Ecclef.j.  1 9.  more  then  ten  mighty  men  which  are 
fts#.4.4,all  fhields  of  mighty  men 


Ifri.  2 1. 17.  the  mighty  men  of  the  children  of  Ke. 
Jet.  ff  1 6.they  are  all  mighty  men 

26.2i.Jchoiakim  the  king,with  all  the  mig.tf?. 
41.16.even  mighty  »esofwar,  and  the  women 
46.9.and  let  the  mighty  men  come  forth.and 
48.i4.how  fayye,We  are  mighty  &  ftrong  men 
4i.mighty  mens  hearts  in  Moab  at  that  day 
49.22.heart  of  the  mighty  men  of  Edom  be  as 
jo.j6.afwordisupon  her  mighty  men 
j  1. 3  o.the  mighty  men  of  Babylon  have  foiborn 
56. and  her  mighty  men  are  taken 
57.I  will  make  drunk  — her  mighty  men 
Lam.i.  1  j.troden  under  foot  all  my  mighty  men 
Etek.-  2.9.20. filled  at  my  table— with  mighty  men 
7?<w.2..2o.he  commanded  the  moft  mighty  men 
Hofea  10.13.didd:  truft  in  the  multi.of  thy  mig.ff*. 
Joel  2.7.they  fhall  run  like  mighty  men 

3 .9-awake  up  the  mighty  men,  let  all  the  men 
Obad.y.thy  mighty  men,0  Teman,  fhall  be  difma. 
Nahum  2.3  the  fhield  of  his  migh.  men  is  made  red 
Zech.io.f.ihey  fhall  be  as  mighty  men  that  tread 
Revel.6.  if  .chief  captaines,and  the  mighty  men 
1 9. 1 8. may  eat  the  flelh  of  mighty  men 
ofQfyzn. 
Gc«.e>.2.fonsof  God  faw  the  daughters  oimen 
4. fons  of  God  came  in  unto  the  daugh.of  m. 
24. 1 3  .of  the  men  of  the  city  come  out  to  draw 
3  9. 1 1  .none  of  the  men  of  the  houfe  there 
Iewi.27.29.nonedevoted,wchfhalbedevo.of»;w 
N«»z.  1.5. thefe  are  the  names  of  theses  that  fhall 
1 1. 26. there  remained  two  of  thewraof  the 
13.  i6".thefe  are  the  names  of  the  m. which  Mof. 
1 4. 3  8. which  were  of  the  men  that  went  to  fear. 
1 8. 1 5 .  w  hether  it  be  of  men  or  beafts 
j  1. 1 1. took  all  the  prey,both  of  men  and  beafts 
32.1  i.furcly  none  of  the  men  that  came  up  out 
3  4. 1 7. thefe  are  the  names  of  the  men  which 
19. and  the  names  of  the  /w»are  thefe :  Of 
.D£«?.4.28.ferve  gods,the  work oimens hands 
Judr .8.  i4.caught  a  young  man  of  the  men  of  Sue. 
1 8  .what  manner  of  men  were  they  whom  ye 
9.57.all  the  evill  of  the  men  of  Shechem  did  G. 

1  Sam.io.  16.  there  went  with  him  a  band  of  men 

2  StfM.7.14.1  will  chaften  him  with  the  rod  of  men 

1  Kin. 20. 3  o.a  wall  fell  upon  27000.  of  the  men 

2  Kjn.i  o.6.take  ye  the  heads  of  the  menyovx 

24.1  f  any  of  the  men  whom  I  have  brought 
13.21  .that  beholdj,  they  fpied  a  band  of  men 
19.18  .but  the  work  oimens  hands,wood  and 

2  3. 1 4.  filled  their  places  with  the  bones  of  men 

1  Cfo-o.f.2 1. they  took  away— -of  men  100000. 

2  Cfoo.i4.8.Afa  had  an  army  of  men  that  bare  tar. 

22.1  .for  the  band  of  men  that  came  with  the^ 
24.24.the  Syri.came  withafmall  comp.of  men 

Evja  2.2.the  number  of  the  men  of  the  people  of 

Nehem.  7.7. 
f.4.whatare  the  names  of  the  men  that  make 

Job  7.20.O  thou  preferver  of  men  ?  why  haft  thou 

3  3.i6.then  he  opencth  the  ears  oimen,  and 
P/^.i7.4.concerningthe  works  oimen,  by  the 

2  2.6.a  reproach  of  »««,and  defpifedof  the 
1 1  j.4.idols  are  filver  and  gold:the  work  oim. 
Pfal.i^.  1  j. 
Ecelef.-7.2S0t  that  is  the  end  of  all  men 
J/aJ.  2. 1 1  .the  haughtineffe  of  »a»  fhalbe  bow  ed 
I7.thehaughtineffe  oimen  fhalbe  made  low 

2  i.9.behold,here  cometh  a  charet  of  men,  with 
22.tf.Elam  bare  the  quiver  with  charets  of  men 
29.1 3. fear —  is  taught  by  the  precept  oimen 

3  7. 1 9.but  the  work  of  mens  hands,wood  and 
44.1 1. and  the  workmen,  tRey  are  of  men 

5 1 .7 .fear  ye  not  the  reproach  oimen 
$  3 . 3. he  is  defpifed  and  rejected  of  men 
6tf.24.and  look  upon  the  carkaffes  of  the  men 

Jer.o.2.3.  lodging  place  of  way-faring  men,  that  I 
they  be  an  aflembly  of  treacherous  men 
22.  the  carkaffes  of  men  fhall  fall  as  dung 
1 1.2 1  .of  the  men  of  Anathoth,that  feek  thy  life 
i9.io.break  the  bottle  in  the  light  of  the  men 
33.5.  is  to  fill  them  with  the  dead  bodies  of  m. 
3  9 . 1 7  .not  be  given  intothe  hand  of  the  men-  of 
4 i.9.hadcaft  all  the  dead  bodies  of »#»(whom 

£^.9.4.a  mark  upon  the  foreheads  of  the  men 
1 6. 1 7 .  and  madeft  to  thy  felf  images  of  men 
24.17.and  eat  not  the  bread  of  men 
22.noreat  the  bread  of  men 


27. 1 3  .they  traded  the  perfons  of  mm 
36.1 2.no  more  henceforth  bereave  them  of  m. 
38.Wafte  cities  be  filled  with  flocks  oimen  ' 
D<w.2.43.minglethemfelves  with  the  feed  oimen 
4.  i7.moft  High  ruleth  in  the  kingdom  oimen 
Verf.  25,  3  z. 
fetteth  up  over  it  the  bafeft  of  men 
f. 2 1. moft  high  God  ruled  in  the  kingd.of»K» 
Micah  2.i2.by  reafon  of  the  multitude  01 men 
H^.2.8.becaufe  of  W«wblood,&  for  the  violence 
i7.made  them  afraid  becaufeof  mens  blood 
Zech.z.^.ioi  the  multit.  of  men  and  cattell  therein 
Mdf.4a9.and  I  will  make  you  fifhers  oimen 
%.  1 3.  and  to  be  troden  under  foot  of  men 
6.2.thatthey  may  have  glory  of  men 

5. that  they  may  be  fetnof  men 
1c.17.but  beware  of  men :  for  they  will  deliv. 

1  j  ^.teaching  for  doftrines,the  comman.of  m. 

Mar.  7.  7. 
i6.23.things  that  be  of  God,but — oimen 
i7.22.fhould  be  betrayed  into  the  hands  of  m. 
i9.12.fome  Eunuches,  wch  were  made  Eu.of^ 
2i.2?.whencewas  it?  from  heaven,or  of  men 
2tf.if  we  fhall  fay,  Of  wrajwefear  thepeop. 
21. 1  tf. thou  regarded  not  the  perfon  of  men 

2  3 .  j. all  their  wor.  they  do,  for  to  be  feen  of  m. 

7.1ove  to  be  called  of  rara,Rabbi,Rabbi 
M^.i.i7.Ivvfllmakeyoutobecomefifhctjof«. 
7. 2 1. out  cf  the  heart  of  men  proceed  evill  tho! 
8.33.  thou  favoured:  the  things  that  be  oimen 
9.3 1  Son  of  man  is  delivered  into  the  han.of  m. 
11.30.  was  it  from  heaven,  or  of  men 

La\e  ^o.  4. 
3  2. if  we  fhall  fayjOfwes.they  feared  the 
,      ,  Luke  2.0.6. 

12.14.  for  thou  regarded  not  the  perfon  of  men 
13.13  .hated  of  all  men  for  my  Names  fake 

Luke  21.  17. 
Luke  9.44.  fhall  be  delivered  into  the  hands  of  m. 

24.7.delivered  into  the  hands  of  (infull  men 
/ofe.i.4.and  the  life  was  the  light  oimen 
1 2.43.they_loved  the  praife  oimen,movt  then 
1 8.3  Judas  then  having  received  a  band  of  men 
Afts  4.4. the  number  of  the  men  was  about  ?ooo. 
J.36.to  whom  a  number  of  /»«?,about  40o.joy. 

38.or  this  work  be  oimen,  it  will  come  to 
14. 1  i.gods  are  come — <  in  the  likeneffe  of  men 
1  $.i7.th3tthe  refidue  of  men  might  feek  after 
i7.i2.andof^L'«nota  few 
2tf.made  of  one  blood  all  nations  of  men 
Zto.r.i8.and  againft  all  unrighteoufnes  of  men 
2.itf.when  God  fhall  judge  the fecrets  of  wes 

29-whofe  praife  is  not  oimen,  but  of  God 
6. 19.I  fpeak  after  the  manner  of  men 
1 4. 1 8.acceptable  to  God,  and  approved  of  men 

1  Cor.2.j.faithfhouldnotftand  in  the  wifd.ofw. 
4.6.might  learn  in  us  not  to  think  of  men 
7-23.be  ye  not  the  fervants  oimen 

13.1.  though  I  fpeak  vv  ith  t  he  tongues  of  men 
1  j .  3  2.if  after  the  maimer  of  men  I  have  fought 
3  9.but  there  is  one  kind  of  flefh  oimen 

2  O.8.n.for  honeft  things— -in  the  fight  oimen 
Gal.  1.  i.Paul  an  Apodlejnot  of#ra,neither  by 

3.1 5. brethren,  I  fpeak  after  the  manner  of  men 
Epbef.n.14.  wind  of  doftrinejby  the  Height  of  men 
Pfo/.2.7.and  was  made  in  the  likeneffe  of  men 
fo/.2.8.and  vain  deceit,  after  the  tradition  of  men 
2 2. after  the  command.  anddoftrinesof»KS 
1  Thef.  1 . 5.  ye  know  what  manner  of  men  we  were 
2.6.norof  men  fought  we  glory 

1 3. ye  received  it  not  as  the  word  of  men 

1  Ti/».6.5perverfe  difputingsof  men  of  corrupt 
lit.  1 . 1 4.comman.  oimen  that  turn  from  the  truth 
t  P«.2.4.difallowed  indeed  oimen,bat  chofen  of 

1 5. put  to  filenee  the  ignorance  offoolifhffz. 
4. 2.to  the  lufts  oimen,  but  to  the  will  of  God 

2  Pet.  3 .7.referved  to  the  perdition  of  ungodly  men 
1  Joh.^.^.iivte  receive  rne  witne/leof  men,thc 
Revel.9.7.  their  faces  were  as  the  faces  of  men 

1  f.for  to  flay  the  third  part  of  men 
1 8. by  thefe  three  was  the  third  part  of  w.kil. 
20.reft  of  the  men  which  were  not  killed  by 
1 1.1 3. in  the  earth-quake  were  flain  of  m.7000. 
13.13  .from  heav.on  the  earth  in  the  fight  of  >»■ 
18. 13. the  merchandize  of  flaves,&  foulesofw. 
Children  of  $®tn}See GLtymisn. 

Sonne i1 


MEN       MEN 


MEN       MEN 


M  E  N 


E  N 


Sonnes  of  Often, 
Pfil.^.z.O  ye  Tons  of  men,hovi  long  will  ye  turn 
3 1 .  19-tnac  trull  in  thee,  before  the  fons  of  men 
1 3.1 3  .he  beholdeth  all  the  fons  of  men 
57.4.even  the  fons  oimen,  whofe  teeth  are  • 
58.1  .judge  uprightly,0  ye  fons  oimen 
14  j.  1 2.to  make  known  to  the  fons  of  men  his 
P/9.8.3  i.my  delighcs  were  with  the  fons  of  men 
Ecclef.i  .13.  travell  hath  G.given  to  the  fons  of  m. 
2.3.  what  was  that  good  for  the  fons  of  men 

8.  and  the  delighcs  of  the  fons  of  men 
3 .10. which  God  hath  given  to  the  fons  oimen 
1 8. concerning  the  eltatc  of  the  fons  of  men 
l^.for  that  which  befalleth  the  fons  oimen 


z6. he  ftriketh  them  as  wicked  men,  in  the 
jtf.becaufe  of  his  anfwersfor  wicked  men 
Ecclef.8.1 4.again,  there  be  wicked  men,  to  whom 
Jer.  5. 26.among  my  people  are  found  wicked  men 
Mat.  2 1 .4 1  .he  will  miferably  deftroy  thofe  wic.?». 
2  Tbefa.  2. that  we  may  be  delivered  from  mc.men 

wife  Oftzn. 
Gra.4i.8.magicianscf  Egypt,and  all  the  wife  m. 
Exod.j.i  i.then  Pharaoh  alio  called  the  wife  men 
3  6.4.all  the  wliemen  that  wrought  all  the  work 
Dent. i.ij .take  ye  wife  men,an& understanding 
1 5.I  took  the  chief  of  your  tribes,wife  men 
Eftb.  i.i  3. king  faid  to  the  wife  men,thai  knew  the 
6. 1 3. then  faid  his  wife  men, — If  Mordec.  be  of 


8.1 1. heart  of  the  fons  of  m.  is  fully  fet  in  them   Job  1  5. 18.  which  w  He  men  have  told  from  their  fa. 


p.3.heart  of  thefons  of  menis  full  of  evill 
1 2  .fo  are  the  fons  of  men  fnared  in  an  evill 


l/dj.52.14.  his  form  more  then  the  fons  of  men 
fer.  3  2. 1  <j.eies  ate  open  upon  • —  the  fons  of  men 
Dan.<;. zi.  he  was  driven  from  the  fons  of  men 

10. 1 6.one  like  the  fimil.of  the  fons  of  men  tou. 
Joel  1. 1 2.  joy  is  withered  away  from  the  fons  of»z. 
Micab  57.  nor  waiteth  for  the  fons  oimen 
Mar.^.zi.aW  fins  fhalbe  forgiven  to  the  fons  of  m- 
Ephefi^.w/zs  not  made  known  to  the  fons  of  men 
-^     Old  flpen,  See  £DH). 
Righteous  3^en,  See  KfghteonS, 
siniw  Oftm,  See  ^fnging. 
"Often-tettHMts. 
Gen.  12.16.  Abram  had  men-fervants,  and  maid-f. 
20.14.took  men-f.  — and  gave  them  to  Abram 
24.3  5. given  my  mafter —  men-fervants 
3 0.4 3. Jacob  had  maid-fervants,  and  men-ferv. 
3  2.5.I  have  — men-fervant y,and  women-ferv. 
Exod.z  i.7.(he  (hall  not  go  out  as  the  men-ferv.do 
Vent,  r  2. 1 2.your  men-fervant  s}znd  your  maid-fer. 

1  Sam.2 . 1 g.he  w  ill  take  your  men-fervants,  and 

2  Kjn.^.z6.to  receive— men-fervants,  and  maid-f. 
Nebcm. 7. 6 7 .befide  their  men-fervants  and  maid-f. 
Lu\$  12.45- anc'  *ha'l  begin  to  beat  the  men- ferva. 

Two  Often,  See  Cwo. 
Often  of  wane. 
Num.2  i.2i.Eleazar  the  ptieftfaid  to  the  m.oivi. 
2&.levie  a  tribute  to  the  Lord  of  the  m.oiw. 
3  2<the  reft  of  the  prey  which  the  men  of  war 
49.ferva.  have  taken  the  fum  of  the  m.oi war 
5  3  .men  of  war  had  taken  fpoiksevery  man 
De«?.2.i4.uncill  all  the  generat.  ofche»z«?  of  war 
16.  when  all  the  men  of  war  were  confumed 
/o/&.5.4.even  all  the  men  of  war,died  in  the  wild. 
6.till  all  the  people  that  were  men  of  war 
6. 3  .ye  (hall  compafle  the  city,all  ye  men  of  war 
10.24.to  the  captains  of  the  men  of  war,  which 
Judg.ro. 17. *\\  thefe  were  men  of  war 
1  Sam.\  8. 5. and  Saul  fet  him  over  the  men  of  war 

1  Rj?z.g.iz.  but  they  were  men  of  war 

2  Kjn.  1 5 ,4.and  all  the  men  of  war  fled  by  night 

i9.tookan  0fficerth.1t  was  fet  over  the  m. of  w 

1  Chro.  1 2.8.  and  men  of  war  fit  for  the  battell 

5  8 .all  thefe  men  of  war,that  could  keep  rank 

2  C/r,«.8.9.they  were  men  of  war,and  chief  of  his 

1 3.3.batt.in  aray  with  an  army  of  valia.ra.of  w. 

1 7. 1 3. and  the  m.oi  war.mighty  men  of  valour 
/^••38.4.thus  he  weaken.the  hands  of  thew.of  w. 

39.4.fawthem,&allthe»2<7z  of  war,  then  they 

41.3.  alfo  flew  —the  men  of  war 

i6.even  mighty  men  of  war,and  the  women 

49.26.  all  the  men  of  war  (halbe  cut  off  in  that 

50.30.all  her  men  of  war  (hall  be  cut  off  in  that 

51.32.and  the  men  of  war  are  affrighted 

5  2. 7. and  all  the  men  of  war  fled 

25.which  had  the  charge  of  the  men  of  war 
£^.27. 10. they  of  Phut—  wetethy  men  of  war 
27. and  all  thy  men  of  war  that  are  in  thee 

3 9.20. filled  at  my  tabic*— with  all  men  of  war 
Joel  2.7  .climb  the  wall  like  men  of  war 

3-9.1et  all  the  men  of  war  draw  neer 
Lu\e  23.1  i.Herod  with  his  men  of  war  fet  him  at 

Often  joyned  with  wicked. 
Gra.13.13.but  the  men  of  Sodom  were  wicked 
N  urn.  1 6. z6. depart  from  the  tents  of  thefe  wic.  m. 
1  S^w.30.22.  then  anfwered  all  the  wicked  men 
zSam.7.  34.  asaman  fallcth  before  wicked  men 

4.1 1. how  much  more  when  wicked  m:n  have 
Job  22.15.  marked  the  old  W3y  which  wicked  men 

34.8. and  walkethwith  wicked  men 


34.2.hear  my  wordsjO  ye  wife  men 
Vfai.49.  io.for  he  feeth  that  wife  men  die 
Pi 0. 1  o . 1 4. w ife men  layupknowledge 

1 3. 20. he  that  walketh  with  wife  men  (halbe  wi. 
29«8.but  v/ifamen  turn  away  wrath 
Ecclef.g. 17.WOT&S  of  wife  men  are  heard  in  quiet 
Ifai.  19.12.  where  are  thy  wife  men?  and  let  them 
29.i4.wifdom  of  their  wife  men  (hall  peri(h 
44.25.that  turneth  wife  men  backward,and 
Jer  A. 9.  the  wife  men  are  afhamed 

io.7.as  among  all  the  wife  men  of  the  nations 
50.3  5. a  fword  is  upon  her  wife  men 
5 1. 57. 1  will  make  drunk  her  wife  men 
£^.27.8.thy  wife  men,0  Tyrus,— were  thy  pil- 

9. and  the  wife  met  thereof  were  in  thee 
D<2?z.2. 1 2.to  deftroy  all  the  wife  men  ofBabylon 
r  3.that  the  wife  men  mould  be  thin 
14-gone  forth  to  flay  the  wife  men 
1 8. not  perilh  with  the  reft  of  the  wife  men 
Z4.had  ordained  to  deftroy  the  wife  men 

.  deftroy  not  the  wife  nun  ofBabylon 
27>king  hath  dcmanded,cannot  the  wife  m. 
48.chief  of  the  govern,  over  all  the  wife  men 
4.6.to  bring  in  all  the  wife  men  of  Bab.  bef.  me 
1 8.forafmuch  as  all  the  wife  men-— are  not  a. 
5.7.faid  to  the  wife  men  of  Babylon,Whofoever 
8. then  came  in  all  the  kings  wife  men,but 
iy.wife  men,the  aftro.have  been  brought  in 
Obad.S.even  deftroy  the  wife  men  out  of  Edom 
Mat.z.  1  .came  wik'men  from  the  eaft  to  Jerufalem 
7-Her.  when  he  had  privily  called  the  wi.m. 
i6.that  he  was  mocked  of  the  wife  men 
which  he  had  dilig.  enquired  of  the  wlm. 
23.34J  fend  unto  you  prophets,wifewe»j  and 

1  Cor- 1 .26\not  many  wife  men  after  the  flcih,are 
io.i5.Ifpeakas  to  wife  »M  :  judge  ye  what 

<3Jt)eri  joyned  with  -women. 
Exod.if.ii.  came  both  men  and  women,as  many 
D?«t.i.34.utterly  deftroyed  the  men  and  women 
jro/fe.8.2  5.felltbatdaybotb.of/i|z«zand  women 
Jiidg .9.49.  died  alfo  about  a  thoufand  men  &  wo. 
5 1  .and'thither  fled  all  the  men  and  women 
16.27.now  the  houfe  was  full  of  men  and  wo. 
were  upon  the  roof  about  3000.TB.8c  wo. 

2  Sam.e.iy.hz  dealt— as  well  to  the  worn,  as  men 
Ncbem.S.z.  before  the  congreg.both  of  m.8c  worn. 

j.read— before  the  men  and  the  women 

Jer. 44. 20.Jerem. faid  —  to  the  men  &  to  the  wo. 

Acls  5.14.  added  tothcL.multit.bothof/».&  w. 

8. 3. hailing  ws and  worn,  committed  them  to 

1 2.ihey  were  baptized,both  men  and  women 

9.2.whether  they  were  men  or  women,  he  mig. 

22.4.delivering  into  prifons  both  men  and  wo. 

2ften}women,andcbtidmi,See<&t)i\tysn, 


Judg. 9. 7. hearken  unto  me,  ye  me n  of  Shechem 
Job  34.io.th:refore  hearken  unto  meyemen  of 
Ads  i.n.ye  men  ofGalilee,why  ftand  ye  gazing 
2.i4.faid  untothem,Ye  menoi Judea,be  this 
5.3  y.ye  men  of  lfrael,take  heed  to  your  felves 
I3.i5.ye7»£»and  brethrenjifyehave  any  word 
17.22.ye  men  of  Athens,  I  perceive  that  in  all 
1 9*3  ?'ve  mK  of  Ephefus,  what  man  is  there 

young  often. 

Gen,  1 4.24.that  which  the  young  men  have  eaten 

22.3.took  two  young  men,  and  Ifaac  his  (on 

5.  Abraham  faid  to  his  young  men,  Abide 

i9.Abraham  returned  to  his  young »wz,and 

E.vd^.34.5.he  fent  young  men  of  the  children  of 

Num.  i  i.28.Jo(hua, — one  of  his  young  mcn,aniw. 

Jojb.6. 1 3.  the  young  men  that  werefpies,  went  in 


Judg.  14.  io.for  fo  ufed  the  young  men  to  doe 
Ruth  2.9.have  I  not  charged  the  young  men,  that 
drink  ofthat  wth  the  yo.  men  have  drawn 
1  y.Boaz  commanded  his  young  men,  faying 
ai.keepfaftby  my  young  men  untill  they 
3.  lo.in  as  much  as  thou  foliowedft  not  yo.  m. 
1  S.w*.2.i7.the  fin  of  the  young  men  was  very  gr. 
8. 16. he  will  take  your  goodlieft  young  meti 
2 1, 4. if  the  young  men  have  kept  themfelves  fro  \ 

5.velTels  of  the  young  men  are  holy 
2 5. 5. David  fent  out  ten  young  men,  and  Davi'd 
8.aske  thy  young  men}8c  they  will  (hew  thee 
wherefore  let  the  young  men  find  favour 
9.when  Davids  young  men  came  they  fpake 
1 2.fo  Davids  young  men  turned  their  way 
I4.bat  one  of  the  young  men  told  Abigail 
2 5. thine  hand-maid  faw  not  the  young  men 
27.givcn  unto  the  young  men  that  follow  rhy 
2g.22.let  one  of  theyoung  mencome  overanj 
30.17.fave  four  hundred  youngOT«zwcl1  rode 
2  SdW.Li5.and  David  called  one  of  the  young  m. 
i.i4.1etth;  young  men  now  arife,and  pi  iy  bef. 
2 1  .and  lay  thee  hold  en  one  of  the  young  m. 
4. 1  i.David  commanded  his  young  men,  and 
1 3.32.flain  all  the  young  men  the  kings  fons 
16. 2.bread  and  fummer  fruit  for  the  young  m. 
18. 5. ten  young  men  that  bare  Joabs  armour 

1  J(w2.i2.8.and  confulted  with thj young m:n 
lO.young  men — fpakc  unto  him,faymg 
i4.fpake  to  them  after  the  coun.  of  the  yo.fii. 

20.1 4.even  by  the  young  men  of  the  princes  of 
1 5  .he  numbred  the  young  men  of  the  princes 
i7.the  young  men  went  out  firft,and  Benha. 
19X0  thefe  young  mencankc  out  of  the  city 

2  Kjn.^'i  2.fend,  I  pray  thce,one  of  the  young  m. 
5 .  22.be  come  to  me  — rwo  young  men  of  the 
8. 12. their  yo.  «K»wilt  thou  flay  with  the  fw. 

2  Chro.  io.8.ind  took  counfell  with  the  young  men 

1  o.young  men  faid  to  him,Thou  (halt  anfw, 

i4.anfw .them  after  the  advice  of  the  yo.men 

3^.i7.whoflew  their  young  men  with  thefwo. 

Job  1. 19. and  it  fell  upon  the  young  men 

29.8.thc  young  men  faw  me,&  hid  themfelves 
Pfal.y  8 .63  .the  fire  confumed  their  young  men 

148. 1 2  .praife  ye  the  Lordjboth  young  men  and 
P>o.  20.2  9.glory  of  the  young  men  is  their  ftrength 
I/ai.9.i7.Lord  (hall  have  no  joy  intheiryou.  men. 
1 3 . 1 8.bowes  alfo  (hill  daih  the  young  men  to 
23.4.neither  doe  I  nourifh  up  young  men 
3i.8.hisyoungWc»(hallbedifcomh'ced 
40.30.  rheyo  jng  men  (hall  utterly  fall 
Jer. 6. 1 1  .and  upon  the  affembly  of  young  men 
9. 2 1  .to  cut  off—  the  young  men  from  the  ftre. 
1  i.22.theyoung  men(ha\l  die  by  the  fword 
1 5.8.againft  the  mother  of  the  young  men 
1 8 . 2 1  .let  their  young  men  be  flain  by  the  fwo. 
3  i.i  3. both  young  men  and  old  together  :  for 
48. 1 5. his  chofen  young  men  are  gone  down  to 
49. 26. her  young  men  (hall  fall  in  herftreets 
5 0.30. therefore  (hall  her  young  men  fall  in  the 
5 1. 3. and  fpare  ye  not  her  young  men 
Lam- 1 . 1 5  .againft  me,  to  criifh  my  young  men 
1 8  .my  young  men  are  gone  into  captivity 
2.2  i.the  young  men  and  old  lie  on  the  ground 
5.13  .they  took  the  young  men  to  grind 

i4.the  yo.men  have  ceafed  from  their  mufick 
£^.23.6.allof  them  defireable yo.#2.  V.r2,23. 
3 0.17. young  men  of  Aven  (hall  fall  by  the  fw. 
Joel  2.2  8.your  young  men  (hall  fee  vifions 
Amos  2 . 1 1  .an  d  of  your  young  men  for  Nazarites 
4, 10.  your  young  men  have  I  flain  with  the  fw. 
8.13  .and  young  men  faint  for  thirft 
Zech.9.17.  corn  (hall  make  the  young  men  chearf. 
Ato'.i4.5i.and  theyoung  mm\a'\c\  hold  on  him 
Atls  2.i7.young  men  (hall  fee  vifions 
5. 6. young  men  arofc,  wound  him  up 

1  o.young  men  came  in  and  found  her  dead 
Tii.2.6.young  men  iikewife  exhort  to  be  fober 

1  John  2.13.1  write  unto  you,  young  men 
14.I  have  written  to  you,  youngmen 

#ertabefru 

2  K?'/2.i5.i4.for  Menahem  the  (on  of  Gadi  went 
1  (S.then  Menahem  fmote  Tiphfah 
1 7.began  Menahem  the  fon  of  Gadi  to  reign 
19. Menahem  gave  Pa\  a  thouf.  talents  of  fil. 
zo.Menabem  exacted  the  money  of  Ifrael 

*  1.  reft 


MEN        M  E  P 


M  E  R       M  E  R 


ME  R       M  E  R 


2 1. reft  of  the  ads  ot  Menabem}ar\d  all  that 
21. and  Mcnahem  (left  with  his  fathers 
2  5  .Pekahiah  the  fon  of  Menabem  began  to 
gpenam. 
Ln\$  3.3  i.which  was  the  (on  ofMenam 

4SJ)enD, 
2  Chro.z4-  i  2.and  braffe  to  mend  the  houfe  of  the 
34.  io.to  repaire  and  mend  the  houfe 
S^enDlng. 

Mat. 4. 2 1  .with  Zebedee  their  faxhzr, mending  their 
ilfar.  1. 1 9. who  alfo  were  in  the  (hip  mending  their 

£®ene« 
D<z#.  5 .  2  7 .  Me ne  Mene  Teke  1  Upharfin 

z6.Mene}  God  hath  numbred  thy  kingdom 

Ephcf.6.6.not  with  eye-fervice,as  men-pkafers 

Cel.  j.  22. 
fl^cn=ftealcrsr. 

1  Tiw.  1 .  10.  for  men-fiealcrsfot  liars,  for  perjured 

iyi?.jo.22.fhalt  catt  them  away  as  a  menjlruom 
L<w».i.i7.Jerufalem  is  as  a  menftmom  woman 
£^.i8.6.neithercomeneer  to  a  menflruout  wo. 

petition, 
Gw.40.i4.make  weKrioaofme  unto  Pharaoh 
jE.vorf.23. 1  3  .and  make  no  mention  ofother  gods 
/«/&.  2  3  .y.neither  make  mention  of  their  gods 
1  Saw. 4.18. when  he  made  mention  of  the  atk 
Job  28.18.no mention  fhallbe  made  of  corall 
Pfal.7  i.\6l  will  make  mention  of  thy  righteoufn. 

87.4.I  will  make  mention  ofRahab 
Ifai.  1 2.4-make  mention  that  his  Name  is  exalted 
19.17.that  maketh  mention  thereof  fhalbe  afra. 
26. 1 3  .but  by  thee  only  will  we  make  mention 
48.jT.and  make  mention  of  the  God  of  Ifrael 
49.1  .hath  he  made  mention  of  my  Name 
62.tf.ye  that  make  mention  of  the  Lord 
Jr«\4.i6.make  ye  mention  to  the  nations 
20.9.I  will  not  make  mention  of  him 
Amos  6.io.may  not  make  mention  of  the  Name  of 
Rom.  1.9.1  make  mention  of  you  in  my  prayers 
Ephef.  1 . 1 6  .m  aki  ng  mention  of  you  in  my  prayers 
1  Thef.  1. 2.  making  mention  of  you  in  our  prayers 
Pbilem.q.l  thank  my  God,making  menu  of  thee 
Heb.  1 1 .2  2.Jofeph  made  mention  of  the  departing 
flfljentton. 

//ai.63.7.1  will  mention  the  loving  kindneffes  of 
/iY.2  3.36.burden  0ftheL.fl1allyewraf.no  more 

gpentfoneD. 
Jojh.z  i.o.which  are  here  mentioned  by  name 

1  CM'0.4.38.thefe  mention,  by  their  names,werepr. 

2  Cbr0.2o.34.  who  is  mentioned  in  the  book  of  the 
£^fjj>.i6.56.thy  fifter  Sodom  was  not  mentioned 

18.22.thcy  (hall  not  bzmcntioiiedumo  him 

24.his  righteoulneffe  fhall  not  be  mentioned 
33.1 6.none  of  his  fins — flialbe  mentioned  unto 
fl^eonenfm. 

Jndg.o-X7 .come  along  by  the  plain of  Meonenim 
fijpeonotijai. 

1  i%fl.4.i4.and  Meonothaibegat  Ophrah 

/o/fr.  1 3 . 1 8 .and  Kedemoth,  and  Mepbaatb 

21. 37. Mepbaatb  with  her  fuburbs,four  cities 
1  Cbro.6. 79. 
Jer. 48. 2 1. judgement  is  come  upon  Mepbaatb 
^epijibofheth. 

2  Sam.q.a.and  his  name  was.  Mcphibojheth 

9.6.when  Mcphib.tht  fon  ot  Jon. — was  come 
David  la\d,Mcphibojhcth  !  And  he  anfw. 

1  o.but  Mepbibojhetb  —  fhall  eat  bread  at  my 
1 1  .as  for  Mepbibojhetb, — he  fhall  eat  at  my 
12. Mepbibojhetb  had  a  young  fon  whofe 

houfe  of  Ziba  were  fervantsto  Mephib. 

13X0  Mepbibojhetb  dwelt  in  Jerufalem 
16.1  .Ziba  the  fervant  of  Mepbibojhetb  met  him 

4.thinc  are  all  that  pertained  to  Mephibojh. 
10.24.  Mepbibojhetb  fon  of  Saul  came  down 

2  j. wherefore  wenteft  not  thou  with  me,Af . 

3  o  Mepbibojhetb  faid, —  Let  him  take  all 
2 1. 7. but  the  king  fpared  Mepbibojhetb 

8.  Armoni,  and  Mephibojh  And.  the  five  fons 


1 5aw.14.49.name  of  the  fiift-born  Merab 
1 8.i7.behold,my  elder  daughter  Merab 
I9«at  the  time  when  Merab  Sauls  daughter 


fl^erafal). 
Nebem.  1 2. 1 2.of  Seraiah,Afoi«<rf; :  of  Jerem.Han 

g^eraiott), 
1  Chro.6.6.and  Zerahiah  begat  Meraiotb 
T.Meraioth  begat  Amariah 
5  z.Meraioth  his  fon,  Amariah  his  fon 
9.1  i.fon  of  Zaddk7the[on  of  Meraiotb 

~Nehem.il.  1 1. 
El?a  7-3-fon  of  Azariah,the  fon  of  Meraiotb 
AT£few.i2.iy.OfHarim,Adna:of  Meraioth,Hel. 

g^etart.  gijtoaritcd. 

Gen.46. 1 1  .fons  of  Levi :  Gerihon,Kohath,A7*(?/'<i. 
Exod.6.16.  Num^.17. 1  Cbro.6.  1,  16. 
&  23.  6. 
Exod.6.  19.  fons  of  Merari :  Mahli  and  Mufhi 
Num.^.zo.  fons  of  Merariby  their  families 

3 }. of  Merari  was  the  family  of  the  Mahlit. 
thefe  are  the  families  of  Met  an 
3  j.chiefe  houfe  of  the  families  of  Merari 
3<S.chargeof  the  fons  of  Me/ar i  fhall  be 
4. 29.3s  for  the  fons  of  Merari  thou 
3  3 .  families  of  the  fons  of  Merari 
42.numbred  of  the  famil.of  the  fons  of  Met. 
7.8.wag.  &  eight  oxen— to  the  fons  of  Merari 
io.i  7.and  the  fons  of  Merari  fet  forward 
26.57.of  Merari,  the  family  ofthe  Merarites 

1  Jojh.z  i.y.children  of  Merari— had  out  ofthe  tri. 
40 .cities  for  the  children  of  Merari  by  their 

1  Cbro.6. 1 9.fons  of  Merari ;  Mahli  and  Mufhi 

Chap.23.  2  1. 

29.fons  of  Merari :  Mahli,Libni  his  fon 
44. their  brethren  the  fons  of  Merari, flood 
47.the  fon  of  Merari,  the  fon  of  Levi 
6 3. unto  the  fons  of  Merari  were  given 
7  7-unto  the  reft  of  the  children  of  Merari 

9.i4.fon  of  Hafhabiah,of  the  fons  of  Merari 

X  5  6. of  the  fons  of  Merari :  Afaiah 

17. the  fons  of  Merari  their  brethren,Ethan 

24.26  fons  of  Meran  were  Mahli  and  Mufhi 
27. fons  of  Merariby  Jaaziah,Beno,and  . 

26. 10. children  of  Merari  had  fons 
1 9. and  among  the  fons  of  Merari 

2  Chro.zy.  1 2.the  Kohathites:&  ofthe  fons  of  M . 
3  4. 1 2  .of  the  fons  of  M e wi,and  Zechariah 

Ezra  8.  i9.Jefhaiah  of  the  fons  of  Merari 

£J9eratbaim. 
Jer.  s 0.2 1  .goe  up  againlt  the  land  of  Merathaim 

gljjereljantsije. 
Deut.z  i.i4.thou  fhalt  not  make  merchandize  of  her 

24.7  .and  maketh  merchandize  of  him 
Pro.  3.14.  merchandise  of  it  is  better  then  the  mer. 

3 1. 1 8.perceiveth  that  her  merchandize  is  good 
Ifai.z 3 . 1 8. and  her  merchandize—  fhalbe  holincffe 
for  her  merchandize  fhall  be  for  them  that 

45.1  ^.merchandize  of  Ethiopia,  and  ofthe  Sab. 
£^.26. 1 2.  they  fhall  make  a  prey  of  thy  mercha. 

27-9-in  thee  to  occupy  thy  merchandize 
1 5. many  Ifles  were  the  merchandize  of  thy 
24.made  of  cedar  among  thy  merchandize 
27. thy  fairs,  thy  merchandize, thy  mariners 

the  occupiers  of  thy  merchandize  fhalbe 
3  3. with  the  multitude  of  thy  merchandize 
3  4. thy  merchandize,  and  all  thy  company 
28.  i6.by  the  multitude  of  thy  merchandize 
Mat.  2  2. 5  .one  to  his  farm ,  another  to  his  merchan. 
John  2. 1 6. make  not  my  Fat. houfe  a  houfe  of  mer. 
2  P#.2.3.with  fained  words  make  merchandize  of 
Kevel:i8.i  i.no  man  buyeth  their  merchandize  any 
1  j.the  merchandize  of  gold  and  diver 
Merchant. 
Gen.  23. 16.  currant  money  with  the  merchant 

37.2  8.paiTed  by  Midhnhes,wierchant men 
1  lQn.10.1%  betides  that  he  had  ofthe  merchant 
Pro./,  i.24.delivereth  girdles  unto  the  merchant 
Cant.  $.6. with  all  powders  ofthe  merchant 
lfai.z$.i  1.  acommandementagainft  the  mer.  city 
£3^.27. 3. which  art  a  fwcfcwzf  of  the  people 

1 2.Tarfhifh  was  thy  merchantby  reafon  of 
1 6.Syria  was  thy  merchant  by  reafon  of 
1  S.Damafcus  was  thy  merchant  in  the 
20.Dedan  was  thy  merchant  in  precious 
Hofca  1 2.7  .he  is  a  merchant,  the  balances  of  deceit 
Zeph.  r .  1 1  .for  all  the  merchant  people  are  cut  dow. 
Mat.  1 3 .4 5-like  unto  a  merchant  man  feeking 

1  I\jri.  10.15  .and  of  the  traffique  of  the  fpice  me r. 


28.  kings  merchants  received  the  linnenyarn 
2  Ckro.  1 .  1 6 
9.  H.befides  that  wch  chapmen  and  mercb.brou 
Nebem.  j.-}  1, and  of  the  merchants  overagainft 
3i.repaired  thegold-fmiths  &  the  merchants 
1 3 .20.fo  the  merchants  lodged  without 
/»&4i.*.fhall  they  part  him  among  the  merchants 
Pro. 1  i.i4.fhe  is  like  the  merchant s lhips 
i/ai.23.2.thou  whom  the  merchants  of  Zidon 
8 .  whofe  merchants  are  princes 
47- 1  5 -even  thy  merchants  —they  fhall  wander 
Ezek-  17-4-he  fet  it  in  a  city  of  merchants 

27.13 .  Ja  van,Tubal, — chey  were  thy  merchants 
1 5-the  men  of  Dedan  were  thy  merchants 
i7.Judah  and  Ifiael  they  were  thy. merchants 
2l.in  thefe  were  they  thy  merchants 
.  zi.mcrchants  of  Sheba,  — they  were  thy  mer 
2  3.Canneh,&  Eden,  the  merchants  of  Sheba 
Afhurand  Chiluiad  were  thy  merchants 
24.thefe  were  thy  merchants  in  all  forts 
l6.mer.  among  the  people  fhall  fnffe  at  thee 
3  8. 1 3 .merchants  of  Tarfhifh  fhal  1  fay  imto  thee 
Nahtim  3.i6.multiplied  thy  merch.  above  the  ftars 
R£vel.i8.i.mcrchants  of  the  earth  are  waxen  rich 
1 1  .merchan.  of  the  earth  fhall  weep  over  her 
1 5  .merchants  which  were  made  rich  by  her 
23  .for  thy  merchants  were  the  great  men  of 

Ge2.24.27.left  deftitute  my  mafter  of  his  mercy 
4  3 .  r  4-give  you  mercy  before  the  man 

£wi.j4.7.keeping  mercy  for  tboufjnds/orgivine 

Num.  \  4. 1 8.Lord  is  long-fuffering,  &  of  gnat  m 

Deut.7.o.Go&,vih\c\\  keepeth  covenant  and  mercy 
1 2.fhali  keep  unto  thee  the  coven.  &  the  me. 

2  Sam.y.  1 5.but  my  mercy  fhill  not  depart  from 
1  %.zo.mercy  and  truth  be  with  thee 

1  Kjn.8.z  3.who  keepeft  —mercy  with  thy  fervan. 

1  t7;/-0.i6.34.forhis  mercy endurtth  forever 

Verfe  41.2  C/;/.5.i3.&  7.3,6.8c  20.21. 
Ezra  3.  11.    Pfal.  106.  1.    &  107. 1. 
&  118. 1,2,3,4,29.    &  ij6.  From  the 
firfi  verfe  to  the  laft  the  fame. 
17.13.I  will  not  take  my  mercy  away  from  h'm 
Ezra  7.28. hath  extended  mercy  unto  me  fccfore 
9-9.extended  rnocy  unto  us  in  'the  fight  of  the 
Nehem.  1 . 5.God,that  keepeth  mercy  for  them  that 
1 1 .3nd  grant  him  mercy  in  the  fight  of  this 
9.3  2. the  terrible  God,  who  keepeft  — merq 
Job  3  7 . 1 3  .w  hether  for  correction,— or  for  mercy 
Pfal.  2 1. 7. and  through  the  mercy  ofthe  moft  High 
2  3.6.furely  goodneffe  and  mercy  (hall  follow 
2  5. 1  o.all  the  paths  of  the  Lord  are  me'rey 
32.10.that  trufteth  in  the  Lo.mercy  fhall  comp. 
33.1 8.upon  them  that  hope  in  his  mercy 
5  2.8.I  truft  in  the  mercy  of  Gcd  for  ever 
57. 3. God  fhall  fend  forth  his  mercy  and  truth 
59. 10. God  of  my  mercy  fhall  prevent  me 

1 7-my  defence,and  God  of  my  mercy 
61.7O  ptepire  merq  and  truth,which  may 
62.1 2.unto  thee,0  Lord,  belongeth  mercy 
66. 20. which  hath  not  turned  bis  mer.  from  me 
77.8.1s  his  mercy  clean  gone  forever 
8  5. 10. mercy  and  truth  are  met  together 
86.5-plenteous  in  mercy  to  all  that  call  on  thee 

1 5. and  plenteous  in  merq  and  truth 
8$.z.mercy  fhall  be  built  up  for  ever 

i^.mercy  and  truth  (hall  goe  before  thy  face 
24.but  my  merq  (hall  be  with  him 
28.my  merq  will  I  keep  for  him  for  ever 
•  98. 3. he  hath remembred  hismercy  toward  the 
ioo.  5. Lord  is  good,  his  mercy  is  everlafting 
10 1-.1.I  will  fing  of  merq  and  judgement 
103. 8. flow  to  anger,and  plenteous  in  merq 
1 1  .great  is  his  mercy  tow.them  that  fear  him 
i7.but  the  mercy  ofthe  Lord  is  from  everla. 
109. 1  i.let  there  be  none  to  extend  merq  to  him 
i30.7.for  with  the  Lord  there  is  merq 
145. 8. flow  to  anger,and  of  great  merq 
147. 1 1.  pleafure  in  thofe  that  hope  in  his  merq 
P>'fl.3.3.let  not  mercy  and  truth  forfake  thee 
1 4. 2 1. that  hath  merq  on  the  poor,happy  is  hee 
iz.merq  &  truth — to  them  that  devife  good 
3  1  .that  honoureth  him,hath  mer.on  the  poor 
i6.6.by  mercy  and  truth  iniquity  is  purged 
20.28. merq  and  truth  preferve  the  king 

and  his  throne  is  upholden  by  mercy  | 
21. 21. that* 


M  E  R       MER 


MER       MER 


2i.*i.thatfolloweth  after-— mercy, tindeth  life 
Ifai.  1 6.  5  .in  mercy  (hill  the  throne  be  eftabliihed 

49.  i o. he  that  hath  mercy  on  them  (hall  lead 

54.10.fauh  the  Lord,that  hath  mercy  on  thee 

60. 1  o.in  my  favour  have  I  had  mercy  on  thee 
Jer.6.z  j. they  are  cruell,and  have  no  mercy 

J3.i1.the Lord  isgood,forhiswe>-fy  endareth 
Lam.  j.22.itis  the  Lords  mercy  we  are  not  confum. 
DflB.9.4.keeping  mercy  to  them  that  love  him 
Hofea  4.  i.becaufe  there  is  no  truthjnor  mercy, nor 

6.6.for  I  defiredzmcy,  and  not  facrifice 

10.12.fow  in  righteoufncfle,reap  in  mercy 

1 2.6.keep  mercy,  and  wait  on  thy  God  continu. 

i4.j.for  in  thee  the  fatherlefie  findeth  mercy 
Jonab  2.8 .lying-  vanities/orfake  their  own  mercy 
Micah  6.8.but  to  doe  juftly,and  to  love  mercy 

7.i8.becaufehedelighteth  in  mercy 

20.  the  truth  to  Jacob,and  the  mercy  to  Abr. 
Hab.  j. 2. in  wrath  remember  mercy . 
ALtf.y.7.mercifull,for  they  (hall  obtain  mercy 

2j.23.and  have  omitted  judgment  and  mercy 

Luke  1.50.  and  his  mercy  is  on  them  that  fear  him 

'  j4.holpen  Ifra.  in  remembrance  of  his  mercy 

7  2.to  perform  the  mercy  promifed 

78.  through  the  tender  mercy  of  our  God 

Rom.o.z  j  .riches  of  his  glory  on  the  veflels  of  mercy 

1  i.jo.now  obtained  mercy  through  their  unbel. 
j  1.  through  your  mercy  they  may  obtain  mer. 

1  5  .^.glorifie  God  for  his  mercy 

1  Cor.7.2j.obtained  mercy  ofthe  L.  to  be  faithfull 

2  Csr.^.  1  .as  we  have  received  mercy, v/e  faint  not 
Gal.6.i6.xo  this  rule,peace be  onthem,and  mercy 
Ephef.z.4.bm  God,who  is  rich  in  mercy  foe  his 
Pfci/.2.27.but  God  had  mercy  on  h im,and  not  on 

1  1im.i.z. mercy,  and  peace  from  God  our  Father 

iTki.i. 
1  j. but  I  obtained  mercy, beauk  I  did  it 
i6.for  this  caufe  I  obtained  mercy 

2  Tim.  1 .1 6.the  L.give  mercy  to  the  houfe  of  Onef. 

tS.that  he  may  find  mercy  in  that  day 
Tit.  1. 4.10  Titus  mine  own  (on— mercy  and  peace 

j  .f.but  according  to  his  mercy  he  faved  us 
Hek4.16.that  we  may  obtain  msrcy,and  find 

io.28;defpifed  Mofes  law,dicd  without  mercy 
Jam.z.x  j.he  (hall  have  judgment  without  mercy 
and  mercy  rejoiceth  againft  judgment 
j.i7.eafieto  be  intreated,  full  of  mercy 
5.1  i.Lord  is  very  pitifull,  and  of  tender  mercy 

1  PeM.  3. according  to  his  abundant  mercy  hath 
r.  10. had  not  obtai.wei'.but  now  have  obtain. 

2  John  J  .grace  be  with  yov,mercy  &  peace  from  G. 
Jude  z.mercy  unto  you,3nd  peace  be  multiplied 

2 1  .looking  for  the  mercy  of  our  Lord  Jefus 
Have  2$m_, 
Pfal.4. 1  .have  mercy  upon  me,and  hear  my  prayer 
6.z.havemercy  upon  me,0  Lord>forl  am  weak 
9. 1  j  .have  mercy  upon  me,0  Lord,con(ider  my 
25.1  6.turn  thee  unto  me,  &  have  mercy  on  me 
27.7. have  mercy  mponme,  andanfwerme 
jo.io.hear30  Lord,and  have  mercy  upon  me 
3 i.o.have  mercy  upon  me,— -fori  am  in  troub. 
5 1. 1. have  mercy  upon  me,0  God,according  to 
86.16.have  mercy  upon  me,give  thy  ftrength 
102.1  j.thou  (halt  have  mercy  upon  Zion 
1 2  j.2.untill  that  he  have  mercy  upon  us 
j  .have  mercy  upon  us,— have  mercy  upon  us 
Pj'0.28.1  j.whofoconfef.—  them  (hall  have  mercy 
lfai.a.17  .neither  (hall  have  mercy  on  their  fatherl. 
1 4. 1. the  Lord  will  have  mercy  on  Jacob 
27. 1  i.he  that  made  them  will  not  have  mercy 
jo.i8.that  he  may  have  mercy  on  you 
49.1  j.God  will  have  mercy  on  his  afflicted 
54.8.with  everlafting  kindnes  will  I  have  mer. 
5  5 .7.  and  he  will  have  mercy  upon  him 
Jer.  1  j.  1 4. nor  have  mercy^but  deftroy  them 
2 1. 7. neither  have  pity, nor  have  mercy 
jo.18.and  have  mercy  on  his  dwelling  place 
j  1. 20.I  will  furely  have  mercy  upon  him 
j  j.26".captivity  to  return,and  will  have  mercy 
42.1 2.that  he  may  have  mercy  upon  you 
E%el{.  j9.25.and  have  mercy  on  the  whole  houfe  of 
Hof.  1 .6.noraore  have  mercy  on  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
7. but  I  will  have  mer.  on  the  houfe  of  Judah 
2.4.I  will  not  havemercy  on  her  children 
2j.Ile  have  mer.on  her  that  had  not  obt.mer. 
Zech.  1. 1 2.O  Lord,  how  long  wilt  thou  not  hz.m. 


10.6.  for  I  have  mercy  upon  them- 
Mat.o.t  3 .1  will  have  mercy,  and  not  facrifice 

Chap.  1 2.7. 
27.faying,Thou  Son  of  David,  have  mercy 
1  5  .2  2.  have  mercy  on  me,  O  Lord 
17. 1  ?.Lord,have  mercy  on  my  forr 
20.  j  o.faying,Have  mercy  upon  us,0  L.  V.j'i- 
Mar.  io.47.Jefus,Son  of  David,have  mercy  on  me 
Verfe48.z.4e  18.38,39. 
Lu\e  i6.24.father  Abraham,have  mercy  on  me 

1 7. 1 3.faid,JefuSyMafter,have  merty  on  us 
Rom.y.  1  %.\me.  mercy  on  whom  I  will  havemercy 
1 8  .hath  he  mercy  on  w horn  he  will  have  mer. 
11.3  2.that  he  might  have  mercy  upon  all 
2$Ztl_  joyned  with  fhew, 
jhewed,  fhtvoetb,  [hewing. 
Gen.  $9. zi. was  with  Jofeph,and  (hewed  him  mer. 
Exod.zo.6.and  (hewing  mercy 'unco  thoufands 

Dent.5,  10. 
j3.i9.will  (hew  mercy  on  whom  I  will  (h.mer. 
Deut.j. z.no  covenant  with  them,nor  (hew  mercy 

1 3 .  i7.that  the  Lord  may  (hew  thee  mercy 
y/^g.r.24.into  the  city,and  we  will  (hew  thee  m. 
2  Sam.z  2.5  i-.and  (heweth  mercy  to  his  anointed 

1  Kin.  j  .iS.haft  (hew.  to  thy  fervant  Dav.great  m. 

2  Cfe-o.  1.8. thou  haft  (hewed  great  mercy  \imo  my 
6.  i4«and  (heweft mercy  unto  thy  fervant 

Pfal.iit.fo. and  (heweth  mercywnto  his  anointed' 
37.21  .but  the  righteous  (heweth1  mercy 
8  J.7.(hew  us  thy  mercy,Q Lord,and  grant 
iOQ.itf.becaufehe  remembred  not  to  (hew  me. 
Ifai. ^-j. 6 .and  thou  didft  (hew  them  no  mrq 
Jer.  50.42.they  are  cruell,and  will  not  (hew  mercy 
T>  an*  a. Z7  .and  thine  iniquities,  by  (hewing  mercy 
Zecb.7.a.execme  true  judgement,and  (hew  mercy 
Lu\e  1.5  8.Lord  (hewed great  mercy  uponher 
10.j7.faid,  He  that  (hewed  mercy  on  him 
Rom.a.16. but  of  God  that  (heweth  mercy 

1 2. 8. he  that  (heweth  mercy  with  chearfulncfle 
Jam.i.i$  .without  mercy,that  hath  (hewed  no  mer: 

Thy  fljjJWcp. 
Gra.19. 19.  thou  haft  magnified  thy  mercy 
Exod.  1  5 .  1  j  .thou  in  thy  mercy  haft  led  forth  thy 
Num.i^.io.aceotd.  to  the  greatneffe  of  thy  mercy 
Nehem.  t  j .  2 2.fpare  me,  according, to— thy  mercy 
Pfal.f.  7. into  thy  houfe  in  the  multitude  of  thy  m. 
6.4.O  fave  me  for  thy  mercies  fake 
1 3 . 5.  but  I  have  trufted  it*  thy  mercy 
25.7.  according  to  thy  mercy  remember  me 
3 1.7.I  will  be  glad  and  rejoyce  in  thy  mercy 

i6.fave  me  for  thy  mercies  fake 
3  j.22.1ct  thy  mercy,  O  Lordjbe  upon  us 
j6.$.thy  mercy,0  Lord,is  in  the  heavens 
44.26.and  redeem  us  for  thy  mercies  fake 
57.10.for  thy  mercy  is  great  unto  the  heavens 
y  9. 16.I  will  fing  aloud  of  thy  mercy 
69.13  .in  the  multitude  of  thy  mercy  heare  me 
85.7.(hew  us  thy  mercy, O  Lord 
86, 1 3  .for  great  is  thy  mercy  toward  me 
90.14.O  fatishe  us  early  with  thy  mercy 
94.18.thy  mercy>0  Lord,he>d  me  up 
io8.4.for  thy  mercy  is  great  above  the  heavens 
1 09. 2 1  .becaufe  thy  mercy  is  good 

26.O  fave  me  according  to  thy  mercy 
1 1  j.i.for  thy  mercy,and  for  thy  truths  fake 
1 19.64.the  earth  is  full  of  thy  mercy 

1 24.  w  ith  thy  fervant  according  to  thy  me r. 
1  j8.8.  thy  mercy  endureth  for  ever 
143. 1 2. of  thy  mercy  cut  ofFthine  enemies 

Gen.  19.16.the  Lord  being  mercifull  unto  them 
£#0^.34.6. and  proclaimed  the  Lord  mercifull 
Dent,  z  1.  %  be  mercifull,  O  Lord,unto  thy  people 

3.1.43.  and  will  be  mercifull  unto  his  land 
2  S<w».22.26.wlbthe  we.thou  wilt  (hew  thy  felf«. 
Pfal.  18.  25. 

1  Kjn.zo.%  i.Kings  of  thehoufe  of  If.are  me.Kin. 

2  Chro. 30.9. Lord  your  God  is  gracious  and  merci. 
Neb.9. 17.  ready  to  pardon,  gracious  and  mercifull 

3i.thou  art  a  gracious  and  mercifull  God 
Pfal.z6+i  1  .redeem  me.and  be  mercifull  unto  me 
37.26.he  is  evet  mercifull  and  lendeth 
4 1 .4.I  faid^  Lord  be  mercifull  unto  me 
10.be  mercifull  unto  me,raife  me  up 
5  6.  i.be  mercifull  unto  me,fbr  man  would 
J7.i.be  mercifull  unro  me:be  mercifull  unto  me 


ME  1       MER 

f  9>f .  be  not  mercifull  to  any  wicked  tranfaref 
67.  i.God  be  mercifu-U  unto  us,and  blcITe  us 
8  6.  j.be  mercifull  unto  me,  for  I  cry 
10  j. 8. the  Lord;  is  mercifull  and  gracious- 
n  6. 5. yea,  our  God  is  merciful!) 
1 1 7. 2. for  hiswcm/Mkindhefie  is  great 
1 19.5,8.  be  mercifull  unto  me  according  to  thy 
76. let  thy  werai/i^kindnefle  be  for  thy 
1 3:2. look  upon  mc,and  be  mercifull 
Pi'O- 1  i.i7.the  mercifull  man  doth  good  unto 
Ifa.fr. 1.  mercifull  men  are  taken  away,  and  none 
fer.j.iz.f&t  I  am  mercifull  faith  the  Lord 
Joel  2.13  .for  he  is  gracious  and  mer.Qaw  to  anger 
Jonah  4. 2 .1  knew,  that  thoir  art  —  mercifull,  flow 
Mat.%.-jh\zi{ed  are  the  mercifull, for  they 
Ltdp  6.j6*fee;»£'r«/}#)asyour  Father  is  mercifull' 
Hcb.i.iy.thx  he  might  be  i-mercifuU  high  prieft 
8.ti.I  vi'd&btm'erafull  to  their  unrighKoufnes 
S^nt t&ill  Gody  See  <&sfo. 

Gen.\z- 10.  not  worthy  of  the  lead  of  all  the  mer. 
2,  Sam.24, 14. into  the  hand  of  theLordjfor  his  me. 

1  Chro.  11.13  .for great  are-  his  mercies-,  and  let  me 

2  Cfov).6i4*.remetnber  the  mercies  of  David  thy 
Ncb.Q.ia.yet  in  thy  manifold  iwr.forfo.them  not 

27. &  according. to  thyme,  thou  gaveftthem 
a8.didft  deliver  them  according  to  thy  mer, 
j  1. for  thy  we/.fakerhoudidft  not  confume 
P/«/.2  5.tf.rememlier,0  Lord,thy  tender  mercies 
40.1  r.withi-hold  not  thou,  thy  tender  mercies 
fi.r.accor.to  the  multitude  of  thy  Wf.blot  out 
69.1  j.  in  themultitude  of  thy  mercies  heare 

itf.turouvntomcaccord.to  themul.of  thy  m. 
89.1.I  will  kn^.oi  the  mercies  o£  the  Lord 
io6.7.they  remembred  not  the  mul.of  thy  mer. 
45,repented  according  to  the  mul.of  his  me. 
1 1 9.4 1. let  thy  merdes  come  alfo  unto  me 

1  fa.  54-7.with  great  mercies  will  I  gather  thee 

5  5-3.even  the  fure  merdes  of  David 

63-7.according.to  hi$merties,znd  according 
1 5.where  is  thy— meicies  towards.me 
Jer.  ifi.f.even  loving  kindneffes  and  mercies 

42.1 2.and  I  will  lhew  mercies  unto  you 
Lam.  3^  j2.it  is  theLords  m.vie  are  not  confumed 
Dan.2.i2.  that  they  would  deCire  mercies  of  God 

o.jito  t  he  Lord  our  Godi  belong  mexfies 
1 8. not  for  our  righre.  but  for  thy  great  mere. 
H0fz.19.1n  loving  kindneffe,and  in  mercies 
Zecfai.16. 1  am  returned  to  Jerufal.  with  mercies 
Acts  1 3.34.I  will  give  you  the  fare  mercies  of  Da. 
Rom.iz.i.l  befeech  you  by  the  mer.  of  God,  that 

2  <V.i.3.the  Father  of  mercies,God  of  all  comfort  [ 
Phil.  2. 1.  if  any  bowels  of  mercies 

0>/.j.i2.put  on  therefore  bowels  of  mercies 

Tender  S^txciCS, 
Pfal.zf  ^-remember,©  Lord,thy  tender  mercies 
40. 1  i.with-hold  not  thou  thy  ten.me. from  me 
5 1. 1  .unto  the  multitude  of  thy  tender  mercies 
77.9.he  in  anger  (hut  up  his  tender  mercies 
7  9.8.1et  thy  tender  mercies  prevent  us 
103 .4.  who  crowneth  thee  with  tender  mercies 
1 1 9. 7  7. let  thy  tender  mercies  come  unto  me 

156.  great  are  thy  tender  mercies 
145 .9-his  tender  mercies  are  over  all  his  workes 
Pro.  i2.io.  the  tender  mer.  ofthe  wicked  are  tryed 

Eaw/;25.i7.andthou  (halt  make  a  mercy-feat 
1 8.  in  the  two  ends  ofthe  mercy-feat 
1 9.even  on  the  mercy-feat  (hill  ye  make 
20.covering  the  mercy-feat  with  their  wings 

toward  the  mercy-feat  (hall  their  faces 
zi.and  thou  (halt  put  the  mercy-feat  above 
22.commune  with  thee  from  above  the  me.f. 
26.  j  4.  (hall  put  the  mrcy-featupon  the  ark  r 
30.6.before  the  mercy-feat  that  is  over  the 
31.7.  and  the  mercy-feat  that  is  thereupon 
j  5. 1  z.mercy-feat,tbc  vaile  ofthe  covering 
3  7.6.be  made  the  mercy-feat  of  pure  gold 
-on  the  two  ends  ofthe  mercy-feat 
8.out  of  the  mercy-feat  made  he  the  cherub, 
p.over  the  mercy-feat  with  their  faces 

to  the  me rcy"feat-watd  were  the  faces 

39.3  5. the  ftaves  thereof,andthe  mercy-feat 

40. 20.put  the  mercy-fiat  above  upon  the  arke 

Lev.  16.2.  before  the  mercy-feat, w'1'  is  on  the  arke 

I  will  apjieare  upon  the  mercy- feat 

______  I£cj£uiL 


jvk>\l-K- 


MER      MER 


ME  S        ME  S 


M  E  S       M  E  S 


i  j. cloud  of  incenfe  may  cover  the  mercy-feat 
i4.upon  the  mercy-feat  eaft-ward 

and  before  the  mercy-feat  (hall  he 
i  f.upon  the  mercy- feat, &  before  the  mercy-fe. 
Mw».7.89.fpeaking  to  him  from  off  the  mercy-feat 
i  Cfe'tf.i8.n.andofthe  place  of  the  mercy-feat 
Heb.9.  5  .fhadowing  the  mercy- feat  j  of  which  we 

Acls  14.  i  z.and  Paul  Mercurim^tzarxfe.  he  was 

3$ereD, 
1  Cbro.4-.17  Sons  of  Ezra  were :  Jether,and  Mered 
iS.daughter  of  Pharaoh}which  Mered  took 
^eremottj. 
EX-'a  io.i6.Vaniah,Meremoth3E\iafhib 

Efth.  1 . 1 4.Tarfhi  {h,Meres}Mzrcem}  —princes  of 


Exod.  1 7 .7.name  of  the  place  Maffah,  &  Meribab 
Num.zo.12.this  is  the  water  of  Meribab 

24.againft  my  word  at  the  water  of  Meribab 
s7.14.that  is  the  water  of  Meribab  in  Kadefh 
Dent,  3  z.$  i.becaufe  ye  trefp.— at  the  wat.  of  Mer. 

3  3  .S.didft  ftrive  at  the  waters  of  Meribab 
Pfal. 8 1 .7.1  proved  thee  at  the  waters  at  Meribab 

fljjcrtbbaal. 
1  Chro.B.i^.Meribbaal,  and  Meribbaal  begat  Micah 
Chap.9.  40. 
^eritnotl), 
E'ira.  8.3  ^.weighed  by  the  hand  of  Merimotb 
Nebem.i.+.nciLt  unto  them  repaired  Merimoth 

Verfe  21. 
io.<j.Y{2xim,Merimoth3  Obadiah 
12.  j.ShecaniahjRehum,  Merimotb 
^erouaclj. 
Ifai.  3  9. 1  .at  that  time  Merodach-Bahdan  fent  _ 
Jer.$o.z.Merodacb  is  broken  in  pieces 

g$erom, 

Jofh.i  i.y.pitched  together  at  the  waters  of  Merom 
7-againft  them  at  the  waters  of  Merom 
gipetonotrjtte. 
1  Cfo-fl.27.30.  Jehdeiah  the  Meronotbite 
Nehem.  1.7. and  Jadon  the  Meronotbite,  the  men 

Judg.j.zi.cmfe  ye  Mero\,  (faid  the  angel  of  the 

GCK.43 ,34jhey  drank,  and  were  merry  with  him 
Judg.9. 27. trod  the  grapes,and  made  merry 
16.25.when  their  hearts  were  merry,  that  they 
19.6.  tarry  all  night,  &  let  thine  heart  be  merry 
9. lodge  here,that  thine  heart  may  be  merry 
2  2. as  they  were  making  their  hearts  merry 
Rutb  3. 7. and  his  heart  was  merry  ^nz  went  to  lie 

1  Sam.z^.i6.and  Nabals  heart  was  merry  within 

2  Sam.i  3.28.mark  when  Amnons  heart  is  merry 

1  Kjn. n.zo&at'tng  and  drinking,and  making  mer. 
21  7.eatbread.,and  let  thine  heart  be  merry 

2  cb; 0.7.  10. fent  the  people  away — merry  in  heart 
Efth.  1. 10.  when  the  heart  of  the  king  was  merry 
Pro.i 5.1 3. a  merry  heart  maketh  a  cheerfull  count. 

1  5-that  is  of  a  merry  heart,  hath  a  continuall 
1 7.2 2. a  merry  heart  doth  good  like  a  medicine 

Ecc/ef.8. 1  <;. to  drink, and  to  be  merry 
9. 7. and  drink  thy  wine  with  a  merry  heart 
10. 1 9.for  laughter,  and  wine  maketh  merry 

Ifai. 24.7. all  the  merry  hearted  doe  figh 

Jer.  30.1 9. and  the  voice  of  them  that  make  merry 
3  i. 4. in  the  dances  of  them  that  make  merry 

Lu\e  1 2. 1 9. take  thine  eafe,eat,drink>  and  be  mer. 
15.23.let  useatand  be  merry 

2  4-and  they  began  to  be  merry 

29.  that  I  might  make  merry  with  my  frien. 

3  2. it  was  meet  we  fhould  make  merry 
Jam.%.\  3  .is  any  merry  ?  let  him  fing  Pfalms 
Revel.  1  i.t  o.fhall  rejoyce  over  themjand  make  me. 

£/?fr.5.i4.then  goe  thou  in  merrily  with  the  king 

Gcn.10. 3  o.their  dwelling  was  from  Mejha 
2  I(wz.3.4.and MejhaK..  ofMoab  was  a  theep-m. 
1  Cfo-o.  2.42.fons  of  Caleb  :  Mejhahis  firft-born 
8.9.Zibia,Mefba,and  Makham 


1  DtfB.L7.and  to  Mifhael  of  Mejhacb 

2.49.fet  Shadraclytfc/fojcfcjand  Abednego  over 

3,.ii.$hadtach,Mefhach,and  Abednego  5  thefe 

1 3  .commanded  to  bring  Shad.Mejh.and  A. 


14.O  Shadrach  Mefh.and  Abedn.  doe  not  ye  I  1  Sam.^.i7.meJ]'enger anfweredjfrael  is  fled 
i6.Shadr:ach,MeJhech,and  Abedn.  anfwered        23. 17. but  there  came  a  mejjenger  unto  Saul 
i9.changed  againft  Sbad.Mtfh.  and  Abedn.    2  Sam.i  1. 19. and  charged  the  mefenw, fayin<* 


20.to  bind  Shadrach,iWf/W?,andAbednego 
22.flcwthofe  that  took  up  Sb.ad.Me.Si.  Abe. 
zi.Shadtach,Mefhecb,  and  Abednego  fell 
zB.aad  faidjShadrach,Mc/^ecfc,and  Abegne. 
then  Shad.M?J&.and  Abed.came  forth 
28.bleffed  be  the  God  of  Sha.Me.and  Abed. 
29.againftthe  God  ofShad.M*.&  Ab.fhail 
30. King  promoted  Sbad.Mefh.and  Abedne . 

Sfyefyed), called  floaty. 
Ge».io.2.fons  of]afhet}MeJhech  and  Tiras 

1  Chron.  1.5. 

1  Cfofl».i.i7.fonsof  Shem,Getherand  Mcjhecb 

P/a/.i2o.5<woe  is  me  that  I  fojourncin  Mefhech 

E^.27.13.  Tubal  and  Mefhecb  were  thymerch. 

3  2.26 .there  is  Mejhech,and  all  her  multitude 

3  8. 2.the  chief  prince  of  Mefhech  and  Tubal 

Verfe  3. 
39. 1 .1  am  againft  the  chief  prince  of  Mefhech 
^efbrtemfab. 
1  Chro.g.zi.  fon  of  Mefhelemiab  was  porter 
26. 1. of  the  Lothites,  was  Mcjhe/emiah 
2.fons  of  Mefhelemiab,  were  Zechariah 
p.and  Mefhelemiab  had  fons  and  brethren 
flpe&toabeel. 
2v"^.3.4.fon  of  Berachiah,  fon  of  Mefhe^abeel 
1 0.2  i.Mejbe,zabeel,Zad6k,  Jaddua 
^eOtoabel. 
Neb.  1  i.24.Pethahiah,fon  of  Mifbe%abel 
^eOjiHemith. 

1  Cbro. 9.  1 2. fon  of  Mejhillemith,  fon  of  Immer 

^elhillemotb. 

2  Chro.zS.  1 2.fon  of  Mefhillemoth,  and  Jehiskiah 
Neb.  1 1 . 1 3  .fon  of  Mefhillemoth, (on  of  Immer 


1  Cbro.4.1  q.and  Mefhobab,and  Jamlech 

fl^efhullam. 

2  Kjn.zz.'t.  fent  Shaphan  fon  of  Azal.fonof  Me. 

1  Cfoo.3.i9.fonsof  Zerubbabel>Afr/&#fe,and 
5. 1 3  .their  brethren,  Michal,  and  Mefhullam 
8.i7.and  Zebadiah,  and  Mefhullam 

9.7.  Sallu  fon  of  Mefhullam,tht  fon  of  Hodavi. 
8. and  Mefhullam,  fon  of  Shephatiah 

I  i.fon  of  Hilkiah,fon  of  Mefhullam 

1 2. fon  of  Jahacrab,  fon  of  Mefhullam 

2  Cbro.  3  4. 1 2.and  Mefhullam,  of  the  fons  of  Koha. 
E^ra  8. 16. fent  for  Zechariah,and  Mefhullam 

1 0.1 5. and  Mefhul.and  Shabbethai  helped  them 
29.  of  the  fons  of  Beni,  Mefhullam,  Malluch 
Neb. 3. 4.ne-x.t  unto  them  repaired  Mefhullam 
6. Mefhullam, fon  of  Befodaiah 
30. after  him  repaired  Mefhullam,  Ton  of 

6.i8.taken  the  daughter  of  Mcjhul.  fon  of  Ben. 

8.4.Hambadana,Zechariah,and  Afr/&##<a# 
7.  Mefhullam,  Abijah,  Miniamin 
zo.Migpia{h,Mejhullam,  Hezir 

1  i.7.Sallu  fon  of Mefhullam,  fon  of  Joed 

I I  .fon  of  Helkiah,fon  of  McfiuUm 
12.13.of Ezra,  Mefhullam 

i6.of  Ginntthon, Mefhullam 
z^.Mefhull.  Tahnon,  Akkub  were  porters 
3  3. and  Azariah,Ezra,and  Mefhullam 
^eftonUametb. 
2  Kjn.zi.  i9.and  his  mothers  name  was  Mcjhulla. 

g$efobafte. 
1  Cbro.  1 1 .47,Obed,and  Jafiel,the  Mefobaite 

^cfoporamia. 
GfW.42.10.went  to  Mefopotamia,tothe  city  to  Na. 
Deut.tj. q.of  Pethor,  of  Mesopotamia ' 
Jtidg.  3 . 8  .hand  of  Cuftian-Rt  (hathaim,K.o  f  Mef. 
10.  delivered  the  King  ofMefopota.  into  his 
1  Cbro.19.6.  to  hirecharets  out  of  Mefopotamia 
ABs  2.9.and  the  dwellers  in  Mefopo.and  in  Judea 
7.2.unto  Abraham  when  he  was  in  Mefopotamia 
j^effage. 
Judg.i.iol  have  a  meJJ'age. from  God  unto  thee 
1  Kjn.zo.  1 2.  when  Benhadad  heard  this  meffage 
Pro.16.6.  he  that  fendeth  a  mefjage  by  the  hand  of 
Hag.  1. 1 3  .in  the  Lords  meffage  unto  the  people 
Lu\e  19.  i4.and  fent  a  meffage  after  him 
1  John  1. 5. this  is  the  meffage  which  we  have  heard 
3.n.forthisisthe  meffagethat  ye  heard 

Gen.  50.16.  they  fent  a  meffenget  unto  Jofeph 


2  2.fo  the  mcflengcr  went  and  came 
23  .mejjenger  faid  unto  Divid,Surely  the  men 
25. David  laid  unto  the  mefl'.Thus  (halt  thou 

1 5. 1 3. came  amclj'.unto  Da. faying,  The  hearts 

1  Kin- 1 9-2.Je  zebel  fent  a  mejfenger  unto  Elijah 
zz.il.meifengerx.hat  was  gone  to  call  Micaiah 

2  Kin^.io  Elifliafent  a  mejfeng.  untohim/ayin<r 
6.3  2.b'Jt  yer  the  mejjenger  came  to  him, he      b 

when  the  7»e#e».conieth,fhut  the  door 

3  3. behold  the  meftrng.camt  down  unto  him 
9. 1 8.  the  mefcame  to  them,but  he  cometh  not 
io.8.came  a  meffengerin  told  him,  faying, They 

2  Cbro.  1 8. 1  z.meff-t\\at  went  to  call  Micaiab/pake 
Job  i.i4.there  came  a  mefj'enger  unto  Job,  &  faid 

3  3. 2 3. if  there  be  a  mejfenger,  an  inrerpreter 
Pi'fl.i3.i7.a  wicked  meffeng.  talleth  into  mifchiffe 

17. 1 1. a  cruell  mejfen.  (hall  be  fent  againft  him 

25.13. fo  is  a  faithful  me.  to  them  that  fend  him 
lfa.4z.1p.ot  deaf, as  my  mejjenger  that  I  fent 
Jer.  5 1.3 1. one  mejfenger  to  meet  another,  to  (hew 
£^£.23.40.* horn  a  mffenger  was  fent,and  Ioe 
Hag.  1 . 1 3  .then  fpake  Haggai  the  Lords  mejfenger 
Mal.z.7.for  he  is  the  mejfenger  of  the  Lord 

j.i.behold,I  will  fend  my  mefj'enger,  and  he 

even  the  m?jfenger  of  the  covenant 
Mat.i  i.io.beholdj  fend  a  mcffen.be.foK  thy  face 

Marine  1.  2. 
L«fc 7.27.I  &nd my  meffenger  which  (hailpresue 
2  Cor.  1 2.7.the  mejfenger  of  Sathan  to  buffet  me 
Pbi/.z.z  5«and  companion  in  labour,batjour mef. 

Gen.  3  2. 3 .  Jacob  fent  mejJ'eng.btfoK  him  to  Efau 

6.mejjengert  returned  to  Jacob,faying,We 

N/tf».20.'i4.Mofes  fent  mefengers  from  Kadefn  to 

21.21  .and  Ifrael  fent  meffengers  unto  iihon 

22.5.he  fent  meffengers  therefore  to  Balaam 

24.1 2.fpeak  I  not  alfo  to  thy  meffengers,hyma 

Deut.z.z6l  fent  meffengeis  out  of  the  wTldernefle" 

jfofh.6. 1 7.  becaufe  (he  hid  the  meffengers  that  were 

Verfe  25. 
7.22.fo  Jofhua  fent  meffengers, and  they 
Judg.6. 3  5  .he  fent  mefengers  throughout  ManafTeh 
and  fent  mefengers  to  A(her 
7.24.Gideon  fent  Wf/throughout  mount  Ephr. 
9.3 1  .fent  mefengers  to  Abimelech  privily 
1 1. 1 2.Jephtha  fent  mefengers  unto  the  King 
1 3  .anfwered  uhtq  the  meffengers  of  Jephtha 
I4.and  Jephtha  fent  mefengers  agaizie 
17.  Ifrael  femmefeng.  to  the  King  of  Edom 
1 9. and  Ifrael  fent  mefengers  unto  Sihon 
i  S<y».6.2i.they  fent  mefen.  to  the  inhabitants  of 
1 1 . 3  .that  w  e  may  fend  mefengers  un  to  al  1 
4.thencame  the  mefen.  toGibeah  of  Saul 
7.coafts  of  Ifrael  by  the  hands  of  mefengers 
9.  they  faid  unto  the  mefengers  chat  came 

the  mefengers  (hewed  it  to  the  men  of 
16.19.Saul  fent  meffengersto  Jeffe,and  faid 
19. i  i.Saul alfo  fent  mefen.unto  Davids  houfe 
1 4.and  Saul  fent  mefengers  to  take 
1 5".  and  Saul  fent  meffengers  againe  to  David 
1 6.when  the  meffengers  were  come  in,behold 
20.Saul  fent  mefengers  to  take  David 

mef. of  Saul,and  they  alfo  prophefied 
2 1. he  fent  other  mejfeng.and  they  prophefied 
Saul  fent  mef.  again  the  third  time 
ay  .i4.David  fent  mefen.  to  our  mafter,and  he 
42.fhe  went  after  the  mefengers  of  David 
2  Sxm.z.  5. David  fent  mefengers  of  Jabefh  Gilead 
3.1 2.and  Abner  fent  meffengers  unto  David 
i4.and  David  fent  mefjengers  to  Ifhbofheth 
26.Joab  fent  mefengers  after  Abner 
5. 1 1  .Hiram  fent  mefengers  untoDavid,  &  ced. 
1  i-4.and  David  fent  mefengers  and  took  her 
1 2.27. Joab  fent  mefengers untoDavid,and  faid 

1  i(?«.20.2.and  he  fent  mefengers  untoAhab  King 

5. mefengers  came  again,and  faid 
9.he  faid  unto  the  mefengers  of  Benhadad 
»?e/^departed,3nd  brought  him  word 

2  Kjn.i.z. fent  mef. and  faid,Enquirc  ofBaal-Ze. 

3. meet  the  mefengers  of  the  King  of  Samaria 
5.and  when  the  mefengers  turned  back 
16.  forafmuch  as  thou  haft  fent  meffengers  to 
7.1  J. mefengers  returned  and  told  the  King 
i4.8.Am3Ziah 


M  E  S        MET 


MET       MIC 


MIC       MI 


i4.8.Amaziah  fent  mefjengers  to  Jehoath 
1 5.7X0  Ahaz  fent  mefjengers  to  Tiglath-Pilef. 
i7.4.he  had  fent  mefjengers  to  So  king  of  Egypt 
19.9.IK  fent  mefjengers  again  to  Hezekiah 

i4.received  the  letter  at  the  hand  of  the  meff. 

z^hy  thy  mefjengers  hz&  thou  reproched 

1  Cbro.  1 4. 1  .Hiram  king  of  Tyre  fent  mefjengers  to 

io.i.and  David  fent  mefjengers  to  comfort  him 
itf.fent  mefjengers,  &  drew  forth  the  Syrians 

2  Cho.16. 1  5  .fent  to  them  by  his  Mejfcngers  ,ri(ing 

i6.butthey  mocked  the  mefjengers  of  God 
Nehcm.6.3.1  fent  mcffengers  unto  them,faying 
Pw.  i6.i4«wrath  of  a  king  is  as  mefjengers  of  death 
7/di.i4.gz.what  (hall  one  then  anfwer  themejjen. 
1  8.2.goe  ye  fwifc  mefjengers  to  a  nation 
37.9.hefent  mefjengers  to  Hezekiah,faying 

i4.from  the  hand  of  the  mefjengers,znd  read 
'44.2  6.perfonncth  the  counfell  of  his  mefjengers 
57.p.and  didft  fend  thy  mefjengers  afar  off 
fer.zy.  j. by  the  hand  of  the  mefjengers  which  come 
E  \f k- z  3  •  1  t>.fent  mefjeng.  unto  them  into  Caldea 

3  o.a.ihall  mefjengers  go  forth  from  me  in  (hips 
Nabum  2.13  .voice  or  thy  mefjengers  (hall  no  more 
L«^  7-24.and  when  the  mefjengers  of  John  were 

<>,  5  2. and  fent  mefjengers  before  his  face 
2  CV.8.2  j. they  are  the  mefjengers  of  the  Churches 
_/&7z.2.25.by  works,when  fhe  had  received  the  zwe. 
ajjefte,  or  flfjeflesr, 

Ge»  4j.34.fent  w^.?  unto  them  from  before  him 
Benjam.  meffe  was  five  times  fo  much 
2  Sam.  1 1 .8  .there  followed  him  a  meffe  of  meat 

iSJjJefTiarj,  or  ^jjcffiaiff. 
Dan.g.z f  .to  build  Jerufalem  unto  the  Mefjiah 

26. and  after  fixty  two  weeks  (hall  Mefjiah  be 
/ofc»  1.4 1  .we  have  found  the  Me ffi as, which  is  the 
4. 2  5 .1  know  that  Mefjias  cometh  which  is  call. 
3®tt. 
Gra.32.1.  the  angels  of  God  methira 

3 3.8.meaneft  thou  by  all  this  drove  weh  I  met 
Exod.$.i%.Godaf  the  Hebrews  hath  met  with  us 

Chap.  5.3. 
4.24.75Wt  him,and  fought  to  kill  him 

27.went  and  met  him  in  the  mount  of  God 
$.20.andthey»z«Mofes  and  Aaron  ' 
Naw.23-4.and  met  Balaam,  and  he  faid  unto  him 

itf.the  Lord  met  Balaam,  and  put  a  word 
Dr#f.23.4.becaufe  they  met  you  not  with  bread 

2 5. 1 8. how  he  met  thee  by  the  way 
fojb.i  1. {.when  all  thefe  kings  were  met 

17.1  o.they  met  together  in  Afher  on  the  north 
1  Sam.10.10.  behold,  a  company  of  prophets  met 
25.20.came  down  againft  her^nd  flic  metthtm 
z  Sam. 2. 13  .met  together  by  the  poole  of  Gibeon 
1 6. 1  .Ziba  the  fervant  of  Mephibofheth  met  him 
1 8.g.and  Abfalom  met  the  fervants  of  David 

1  JO7z.13.24.when  he  was  gone,  alionwrthim 

i8.7.behold3Elijah  met  him  :  and  he 

2  Kjn.o.z  1. went  out  againft  Jehu ,and  met  him 

10.1  3-Jehu  met  with  the  brethren  of  Ahaziah 
Nebem.i  3.2.becaufe  they  met  not  the  children  of 
Pfal.  85.1  o.mercy  and  truth  are  met  together 
Pimy.io.beholdjthere  met  hima  woman 
Jcf.n, i.6,came  to  pafle  as  he  met  tbem,he  faid 
Amos  5.  1 9.did  flee  from  a  lion,&  a  beare  met  him 
Mat.S.zS.met  him  two  poffeffed  with  devils 

28.9.Jefus?»rt  thero,faying,All  haile 
Mar.  5 .2.immediatly  there  met  him  a  man 

1 1.4.  where  two  waies  met :  &  they  loofe  him 
Luke  8. 27.there  met  him  out  of  the  city  a  certaine 
9. 37. come  down  from  the  hill,much  peop.  met 
17.1 2,there  met  him  ten  men  that  were  lepers 
John  4.5  i.his  fervants  met  him,&  faid,Thy  fon 
1  i.io.wentand/Wef  hinr.butMary  fateftill 

30.wasin  that  place  where  Martha  met  him 
1 2. 1 8. for  this  caufe  the  people  met  him 
/#?.io.25.Cornelius  met  him,and  fell  down 
i6.i6.povTeffed  with  a  fpirit  of  divination,»z.us 
I7.i7.dayly  with  them  that  met  with  him 
20.14.when  he  met  with  us  at  Alios,  wetooke 
2 7.4 1. falling  into  a  place  where  two  feas  met 
He^.7.i.who  m°t  Abraham  returning  from 

1  o.loines  of  his  fath.when  Melchif.  met  him 
iUJJete. 
Exod-  16. 1  S.when  they  did  mte  it  witli  an  homer 
Pfal  60.6.I  will  mete  out  the  valley  of  Succoth 

Pfal.ioS.y. 


Afar. 7. 2.  with  what  meafure  ye  mete, it  fhall 

A/dr.4.24. 
Lu\e  6. 3  8. with  the  fame  meafure  ye  mete  withall 
flJIJeteO. 

1  fa.  1 8 . 2  .a  nation  meted,  out  and  troden  down 
7.a  nation  meted  out— whofe  land  the  rivers 

40. 1 2.and  meted  out  heaven  with  a  fpan 

iev.19.3y.no  unrighte.  injudgment,infl«f£-)wrf 
^etrjeg=Hlmma^. 

2  Sam.%. i.David  took  Metheg-Ammah  out  of  the 
^etl)?et)ath,  or  :Spt)ietiatlj. 

E\ta  4.7.wrote  Bi(hlam,Mrtbrate/;,Tabeel 

fl^ethufael, 
GcK.4. 18  .begat  Methufael,  &  Metbufaelbtgat  La. 

SBJetrjufelah,  called  fllljatynfala. 
Gen. <{. z 1. Enoch  lived  6j.ycars,&begat  Mcthufe. 
z 2  .walked  with  God,after  he  begat  Methuf. 
2<$,Methn.lived  an  hund.  eighty  &  feven yea, 
z6.Methufelah  lived,after  he  begat  Lamech 
27.aH  the  dayes  of  Melhufclah  were  969-yea. 
r  Cbro.  1 . 3  .Henoch,Metbufelah,  Lamech 
Lu\e  3-37.which  was  the  fon  of  Mathufala 

ggleurifm. 
Nehem.-j. %zxhz  children  of  Meunim,  the  children 

flBejaljab. 
Gen.  3  5. 3  9.daughter  of  Matred,the  daug.  of  Me\. 

1  Chro.i.  50. 
^(amitt. 
E-zra  io.2  5.fonsof  Parofh,  — and  Miamin, 
Nchem.  12.5  .A£w«w,Madiah,Bilgah 

20tbhar. 
1  Cfo-0.11.38.MzMw  the  fon  ofHaggeri 

fl^fbfam. 
Gen.z  5 . 1 3  .of  Ifhmael, — Kedar,  Adbetl,Af  ibfam 

1  Cbro.i.zy. 
1  Cbro. 4.2  ^.Mibfam  his  fon,Mifhma  his  fon 

apibjar* 
Ge?z.36.42.dukeKenaz,duke  Elahjduke  M\b%ar 
1  Cbron.i.s;. 

fudg.i-j ,\.oi mount  Ephra.  whofe  name  was  Mi. 
4>and  they  were  in  the  houfe  oiMicah 
5. the  man  Micab  had  an  houfe  of  gods 
8  .and  he  came  to  the  houfe  of  Micah 
j>.and  Micab  faid  unto  him,Whence  comeft 
lo.Micab  faid  unto  him,  Dwell  with  me 
1 2.and  Micab  confecrated  the  Levite 

his  prieft,and  was  in  the  houfe  oiMicah 
1 3  .then  faid  Micab,  Now  know  I  that  God 
1 8. 2. to  the  houfe  of  Micab,  they  lodged  there 
3-when  they  were  in  the  houfe  of  Micab 
4.thus  and  thus  dealeth  Micab  with  me 
1 3.and  came  unto  the  houfeof  Micab 
I  f  .even  to  the  houfe  of  Micab,it\d.  faluted 
1 8. and  thefe  went  in  to  Micabs  houfe 
22.wereagood  way  from  the  houfe  of  Mic. 
were  in  the  houfes  neer  to  Micabs  houfe 
23 .faid  unto  MicahJNhzt  aileth  thee 
26.when  Micab  faw  they  were  too  ftrong 
27. took  the  things  which  Micab  had  made 
3 1  .fet  them  up  Micabs  graven  image 

1  Chro.^.^.Micabhis  fon  :  Reaiah  his  fon 
8.34.Meribbaal,and  Meribbaal  begat  Micab 

Chap.9.  4c. 
3  j.fons  of  Micab  were  Pithon,and  Melech 
Chap.9.  41* 
9. 1  j  .and  Mattaniah  the  fon  of  Micab 

2  Chto.  3  4 .  20.commanded— Abdon  the  fon  of  M. 
Nehem. 10 .11  .Micah,Rchcb,Ha(habhh 
fer.  16. 18. Micab  the  Morafhite  prophefied 
Micab  1 . 1  .word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Micab  the 

Sulcata!),  or  fl^ichaiar;. 
1  Kjn.22.% .Micaiab  the  fon  oflmlah)  by  whom 
9.haften  hither Micaiahthz fon  oflmlah 
1 3  .gone  to  call  M icaiabfyake  unto  him 
14-and  Micaiab  faid,As  the  Lord.liveth 
1  <;.Micaiab,(\\A\  we  go  againft  RamothGi. 
24.fmote  Micaiab  on  the  cheek,arid  faid 
z  $. Micaiab  hid  fieholdjthou  (halt  fee  it  in 
26.take  Micaiab,  and  carry  him  back 
2 8.Afic<zitf'?faid,Ifthou  return  in  peace 
z  Cbro.  13.2.  his  mothers  name  was  Micbaiab 
i7.7.and  to  Micbaiab  to  teach  in  the  cities 
18.7 .the  fame  is  M icaiah  the  fon  oflmlah 
8  .fetch  quickly  Micaiab  the  fon  oflmlah 


1 2.  went  to  call  Micaieh,fy3kc  to  him,faying 
1 3  .Micaiab  faid,  As  the  Lord  liveth,  even 
t^Micaiabsttail  we  goe  to  Ramoth  Gilead 
2  3  .Chenaanah— fmote  Micaiab  on  the  cheek 
24  Micaiab  faid,Behold5thou  (halt  fee 
2  j. take  ye  Micaiab,znd  carry  him  to  Anion 
27. Micaiab  faid,If  thou  certainly  return  in 

Nebem.  12.35  .fon  of  Mattaniah,the  fon  of  Micha. 
4 1  .MicbaiahyElioznzi,  Zachariah 

Jer.^6. 1 1  .when  Micbaiab  — had  heard  out  of  the 
1 3. then  Micbaiab  declared  unto  them 


1  Sam.6.\.fat  golden  wice,according  to  the  niim 

y.ye  (hall  make  images  of  yom mice 
1 1. upon  the  cart, —  with  the  mice  of  gold 
1 8. and  golden  tfzia? ,according  to  the  numb, 
5$(c!ja. 

2  S<j»2.o.i2.Mcphib.had  a  (on  whofe  name  was'M 
Nebem.  1 1 .  i7-and  Mattaniah  the  fon  of  Micha 

22.fon  of  Mattaniah,the  fon  of  Micha. 
fl|)!ChaeL 
Num.  13.13  .Sethur  the  fon  of  Michael 

1  Cfco.  5. 1 3.their  brethren— Mc^.&Mefhullam 

i4.the  fon  of  Michael, the  Con  of  Jeftufhai 
6.4.0.(011  of  Michael,  fonofBaafiah 
7.^.Micbael,3nd  Obadiah,  and  Joel 
8,i6.and  Michael^nd  Ifpah,and  Joha 
1 2  .zo.Michael^ad  Jcfabad,  and  Elihu 
27.18.of  Iffachar,Omri  the  fon  of  Michael 

2  Cfey;.2i.2.Mrte/,andShephatiah :  All  thefe 
E^ra  8.8.Zebadiahthe  fon  of  Michael 

Dan.io.  1 3  .Michael  one  of  the  chiefe  princes  came 

2i.none  that  holdeth  with  me — but  Michael 

i2.i.atthat  time  (hall  Michael  &md  up 

Jude  g.yet  Michael  the  Archangel,whcn  contend. 

RcveLu-T. Michael  and  his  Angels  fought  againft 

SPfrjah. 
1  Chro.zi. lo.Mkhab  ths  firft,  Jefiah  the  fecond 
z/^.z^.Micbah :  of  the  fons  of  Micbah,Shamk 
2  5  .the  brother  of  Micbah  was  Ifhiah. 

1  S<J»?.i4'4o.nameof  the  younger  Michal 

iB.zo.Michal Sauls daughrer  loved  David 
27-and  Saul  gave  him  Michalhis  daughter 
i8.and  that  Michal  Sauls  daugh.  loved  him 

19. 1  i.Micbal,  Davids  wife,  told  him,faying 
1 2.  fo  Michal  let  David  down 
1 3  .Michal  took  an  image,&  laid  i  t  in  the  bed 
i7.Saul  faid  unto  Michal,  Why  haft  thou 
Michal  anfwered,  He  faid  unto  me,  Let 

25.44.Saul  had  given  Michal'—  to  Phalti 

2  Sam.i.  1 3.except  thou  firft  bring  Michal  Sauls  d. 

1 4-deliver  me  my  wife  Michal 
6. 1 6.Michal  Sauls  daughter  looked  through  a 
1  Chron.t^.  29. 
20. Michal  the  daughter  of  Saul  came  out  to 
2 1  .and  David  faid  unto  Michal,  It  was  befo, 
2 3. therefore  Michal  the  daughter  of  Sa.  had 
2 1. 8. five  fons  of  Michal  the  daughter  of  Saul 
apfchmafl;. 
1  Sam.i ?.2.two  thoufand  were  with  Saul  in  Mich. 
5<they  came  up,and  pitched  in  Michmafh. 
1 1. gathered  themfelves  together  to  Michmafh 
i6.but  the  Philiftines  encamped  in  Michm. 
2  3  .went  out  to  the  paffage  of  Michmafh 
14. 5. fituate  northward  over  againft  Michmafh 
3 1. fmote  the  Philiftines  from  Michmifh  to 
E%ra  2.27.menofMirf>a?fl/&anhund.twen.&  two 
Nehem.y.  31. 
Nehem.i  1.3 1. children  of  Ben ja.-*"  dwelt  at  Mic. 
Ifai.10.zS.3t  Michmafh  he  hath  laid  up  his  carria; 

fopJ. 16.6x0  Micbmethab  on  the  north  fide 
i7.7;was  from  Afher  to  Micbmethab 

1  Chro.g.8.the  fon  of  Uzzi,the  fon  of  Michi 

$f)fO-Dar>. 
1  Kin.  1 8. 29.it  came  to  pane  when  mid-day 'was 
NebemS. i^om  morning  untill  mid-day,  before— 
Acls  z6.\  3. at  mid- day, O  king,  I  faw  in  the  way 

Jofh.  1  %.6  i  .Beth-arabah,i®M#,  and  Secacah 


Exod.  i6.zS.mMdle  barre  fhall  reach  from  end  to 

j£.  3  3-he  made  the  middle  barre  to  fhoot 
Jofi.  1 2.2.arid  frdm  the  middle  of  the  river,  a*nji' 

- fudg.r^9^^i 


MID   MID 


MID   MID 


MID   MID 


Judg.-j.  1 9. came  in  the  beginning  of  the  middle  w. 
5>.j7.come  people  down  by  the  middk  of 
ltf.io.Samfon  took  hold  of  the  two  middle  pil. 

1  Sam.  2  f .  29-fling  out,as  oat  of  the  middle  of  a 

2  Sam.  io.4.cut  off  their  garments  in  the  middle 

1  J$#.6.6\and  the  middle  was  fix  cubits  broad 

8.the  door  for  the  middle  chamber  was 

the  middle  chamber,&  out  of  the  middle 
8.64.king  hallow  the  middle  of  the  court 
2 2(,»;.20.4,afore  Ifaiah  was  gone  out  into  the  mi. 

2  Cbro. 7.7.Solomon  hallowed  the  mi.  of  the  court 
Jer.  3 9. 2  .and  all  the  princes  fate  in  the  middle  gate 
E^\.\.i6.z%  it  were  a  wheel  in  the  middle  of  a. 
Epbef.  2.  i4.hath  broken  down  the  middle  wall 

£^f£.42.{.  and  then  the  middlemoft  of  the  building 
6.building  was  ftraight.more — then  the  mi. 

Gen.z  {.2-K.eturah  bare— Medan,and  Midian 

1  chro. i.j  2. 
4.fons  of  M#fe,Ephah,and  Epher}and 

1  Cbro.  1.33. 
36.3  j.Hadad  (who  fmote  Midian  in  the  field 
1  Cbro.  1. 46. 

Exod.z.i  {.Mofes  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Midian 
1 fi.the  prieft  of  Midian  had  feven  daughters 
3.i.his  father-in-law>the  prieft  of  Midian 
4. 1 9-Lord  faid  unto  Mofes  in  Midian,  Goe 
1 8. 1. when  Jethro  the  prieft  of  Midian — heard 
Num.iz.4..  Moab  faid  to  the  elders  of  Midian 
7 .and  the  elders  of  Midian  departed 
25.1  {.and  of  a  chiefe  houfe  in  Midian 

1 8  .t  he  daughter  of  a  prince  o  f  Midian 
31.3  .and  avenge  the  Lord  of  Midian 
8.and  they  flew  the  king  of  Midian 

Hur5and  Reba,five  kings  of  Midian 
9.1frael  took  all  the  women  of  Midian  capd. 
Jofh.  13.21  .Mofes  fmote  w  ith  the  princes  of  Midi. 
Judg.6. i. delivered  them  into  the  hand  of  Midian 
2. and  the  hand  of  Midian  prevailed 
7.8.the  hoft  of  Midian  was  beneath  him 
1 3  .a  cake  tumbled  into  the  hoft  of  Midian 
1 4.into  his  hand  hath  God  delivered  Midian 

1  {.into  your  hand  the  hoft  of  Midian 

2  {  .and  purfucd  Midian,  &  brought  the  heads 
8.3  .delivered  into  your  han.the  princes  of  Mi. 

{.after  Zeba  &  Zalmunna>kings  of  Midian 
1 2.and  took  the  two  kings  of  Midian 
22.  thou  haft  delivered  us  from  the  ha.of  M. 
atf.purple  raim.that  was  on  the  kings  of  Mi. 
28.thus  was  Midian  fubdued  before  Ifrael 
9. 1 7. and  delivered  you  out  of  the  hand  of  Mi. 
1  Kin.  n.i8.arofeoutof  Midian>  and  came  to 
Ifai.94.rod  of  hi  s  oppreflbur,as  in  the  day  of  Mid. 
io.26.according  to  the  flaughter  of  Midian 
6o.6\the  dromedaries  of  Midian  and  Ephah 
Hab.$. 7. curtains  of  the  land  of  Midian  did  trem. 

StpiMmitz,  or  Slj)totenlte0« 
Ge».37.28.there  palled  by  Midianites  merchant-m. 

■36. Midianites  fold  him  into  Egypt 
Num.  io.  29.Raguel  the  MidianMofes  father-jn-I. 
25. 1 7  .vex  the  Midianites,znd  finite  them 
3  i.2.avenge  the  children  of  Ifrael  of  the  Midi. 
3  .and  let  t  hem  go  againft  the  Midianites 
7. and  they  warred  againft  the  Midianites 
/»^.6.2-bccaufe  of  the  Midianites,  the  children 
3.  Midianites c.ime  up»  and  the  Aroalekites 
(j.greatly  impoverifhed,becaufe  of  the  Midi. 
7-when  Ifrael  cryed — becaufe  of  the  Midia. 

1  i.whcat— to  hide  it  from  the  Midianites 
1 3 .  delivered  us  into  the  hands  of  the  Midia. 
i4.fhalt  fave  Ifra.from  the  hand  of  the  Midia. 
itf.thou  fhalt  finite  the  Midianites  as  one ,, 
j  3. all  the  Midianites  were  gathered  together 

j, \. Midianites  were  on  the  north-fide  of  them 
2-too  many  for  me  to  give  the  Midianites 
7  .and  deliver  the  Midianites  into  thine  hand 
i2.and  the  Midianites  lay  along  in  the  valley 

2  3  .and  purfued  after  the  Midianites 
24«come  down  againft  the  Midianites,2ni 
2  {.they  took  two  princes  of  the  Midianites 

8.  t. when  thou  wenteft  to  fight  with  the  Midi. 
P/^.8j.9.untothem,as  unto  the  Midianites 

Num.z  J.tf.a  Midianitijh  woman,  in  the  fight  of 


14.tb.at  was flaine  with  the  Midianitifh  worn. 
1  {.name  of.  the  Midianitijh  woman— Cozbi 
illjttenfgbt, 
Exod.  1  l.^.mid-night  will  1  go  into  the  midft  of 
1 2, 29.at  mid-night  the  Lord  lmote  the  fitft-bo. 
fudg.  i^.Samf.lay  tillmid-nig.  &  arofe  at  mid-ni. 
Ruth  3 .8. at  mid-night  the  man  was  afraid 
1  Kjn-  3 .  20.(he  arofe  at  mid-night,  and  took 
Job  3  4.20.  the  people  fhalbe  troubled  at  mid-night 
Pfal.119.6z.zt  mid-night  I  will  rife  togive  thanks 
Mat.z  {.6.at  mid-night  there  was  a  cry  made 
Mar.  1 3 . 3  { .at  even,or  at  mid-night, or  at  the  cock 
Lu\e  1 1.  {.fhall  goe  to  him  at  mid-nigbt,zni  fay 
Ails  1 6-  2  5  .at  mid-night  Paul  and  Silas  prayed 
20.7»and  continued  his  fpeech  untill  mid-nigbt 
27.27.abom  mid-night  the  fhip-men  deemed 


Exod.  14.  ig.on  dry  ground,  thorow  the  midft  of 
2 3. went  in  alter  them,  to  ihemidftof  thefea 
23.2{.ficknefle  away  ftom  the  midft  of  thee 
27.  {.net  may  be  even  to  the  midft  of  the  altar 
3  8.4.3  brafen  grate  beneath,  unto  the  midfi  of 
Num.i  3>8.and  pafied  thorow  the  midft  of  thefea 
Deut.\.  1 1  .burnt  with  fire  unto  the  midft  of  heaven 
13. {.put  evillaway  from  the midftof  thee 
1 8 . 1  {.  a  prophet  from  the  midft  of  thee 

1  i£i».8.{  1. from  the  midft  of  the  furnace  of  iron 

2  Cho-i  2.4.that  ran  thorow  the  midft  of  the  land 
Nehem.o.  1  i.went  thorow  the  midft  of  thefea 
P/4/.136.  i4.made  Iltael  to  pafle  thorow  the  midft 
Cant. 1 .  j  o.midft  thereof  being  paved  with  love 
ifai.i  0.28.  fhall  reach  to  the  midft  of  the  neck 

{8. 9. away  from  the  midft  of  thee  the  yoke 
Jer.6o.ii  govetnour  fhall  proceed  from  the  midft 

48.45.8  flame  from  the  midH  ofSihon 
E^'k-9-  4-  go  through  the  midft  of  the  city 
1 1 .  z  3  .went  up  from  the  midft  of  the  city 
1 4.8. cut  him  off  from  the  midft  of  my 

9.deftroy  him  from  the  midft  of  my  people 
i{.4-and  the  midfi  of  it  is  burnt 
28. infilled  the  midft  of  thee  with  violence 

from  the  midft  of  the  ftones  of  fire 
18.  bring  forth  a  fire  from  the  midft  of  thee 
41.7.  loweft  chamb.  to  the  higheft  by  the  midft 
Dan.$,z6.cmie  forth  of  the  midft  of  the  fire 
Amos  2.3.I  will  cot  off- the  Judge  from  the  midft 
Mar.j.i  i.through  the  midft  of  the  coaft  of  Deca. 
Lu^e  4.30.paffing  through  the  midft  of  them 

17. 1  i.hepaffed  thorow  the  midft  of  Samaria 
John  7. 14.no  w  about  the  midft  of  the  feaft  Jefus 

8 .  {  9, going  thorow  the  midft  of  them 
Revel.S.i  3. angel  flying  through  the  midfi  of  heav. 

In  the  flj)rt>tt, 
Gen.i.6.let  there  be  a  firmament  in  themidft 
2.9.tree  of  life  in  the  midft  of  the  garden 
3 . 3.tree  in  the  midft  of  the  garden,ye  fhall  not 
i{.  10. and  Abraham  divided  them  in  themidft 
48.1 6\into  a  multitude,in  the  midft  of  the  earth 
£*od.3.20.which  I  will  do  in  the  midft  of  thee 
8.22.I  am  the  Lord  in  the  midft  of  the  earth 
i4.2  7.ovcrthrew  the  Egyptians  in  the  midft  of 
29-walked  on  dry  land  in  the  midji  of  the  fea 
i{.i9.wentondrylandinthe  midftof  thefea 
26. 28. and  the  middle  bar  in  the  midft 
28.3  2.in  the  top  of  it,in  the  midft  thereof 
3  3.3.I  will  not  go  up  in  the  midft  of  thee 
34. 1 2.1eft  it  be  for  a  fnare  in  the  midfi  of  thee 
3  9. 2  3»there  was  a  hole  in  the  midft  of  the  robe 
Levit.  1 6. 1 6.in  the  midft  of  their  uncleanneffe 
2V«#z.2.i7.tabernacle  in  the  midft  of  the  camp 
{.3. camps,  in  the  midft  whereof  I  dwell 
3  {.  {.and  the  city  fhall  be  in  the  midft 
Deut.  1 1.3.  afts  he  didin  the  midft  of  Egypt 

6.fwallowed  them  Hp  in  the  midft  of  all  Ifra. 
I7.20.he,&  his  children  in  the  midft  of  all  Ifr. 
19. 2.feparate  three  cities  in  the  midft  of  thy  la. 
23.i4.Godwalkethinthewi«^ofthy  camp 
3  2.{  t.ye  fanftified  me  not  in  the  midft  of  the 
Jofh.  3. 1 7. firm  on  dry  ground  in  the  midft  of  Jord. 
4.9-fet  twelve  ftones  in  the  midft  of  Jordan 

1  o.priefts  flood  in  the  midft  of  Jordan 
7, 1 3«3n  accurfed  thing  in  the  midft  of  thee 

2  i.they  are  hid  in  the  midft  of  my  tent 
8.22.fo  they  were  in  the  midft  of  Ifrael 
1 3 .9.city  that  is  in  the  midM  of  the  river 

Verfe   16. 


Judz.  1  {.4.a  fire-brand  in  the  midft  between  two 
1 8.20.and  went  in  the  midft  of  the  people 
20.42.wch  came  out — they  deftroyed  in  the  mi. 

1  Sam.16. 13.  anointed  him  in  the  midft  of  his  br! 

iS.  10.  Saul  prophefied  in  the  midft  of  the  houfe 

2  Sam.  1 .2  { .fallen  in  the  midft  of  the  battell 

6.  i7.fet  it  in  his  place,in  the  midft  of  the  taber. 
18.14.whik  he  was  yet  alive  in  ihemidftof 
20. 1 2. wallowed  in  blood  in  the  raid/?  of  the 
23.1  i.but  he  ftood  in  the  midft  of  the  ground 

icflewalionin  thewi^ofapit 
24.{.that  lieth  in  the  midft  of  the  river  of  Gad 

1  Kin.  3. 8.  thy  fervant  is  in  the  midftof  thy  people 
6. 27. touched  one  another  in  the  midft  of  the 

2  K^.6.2o.bthold,  they  were  in  the  midst  of  Sam. 

1  Chro.  1 1 . 1 4-they  fet  themfel ves  in  the  midft.  of 

x6>i.  and  fet  it  in  the  midft  of  the  tenc 
i9-4.and  cut  off  their  garments  in  the  midft 

2  Chro.6.i^.zndfetitin  the  midft  of  the  court 

20.14.Spim  of  the  Lord  in  the  midft  of  the 
Nehem.q. 1 1  .neither  fee,till  we  come  in  the  midfi 
Job  21.21  .when— his  moneths  is  cut  off  in  the  m. 
Pfal.zz.  14. melted  in  themidftof  my  bowels 
2  2. in  the  midft  of  the  congregation  will  I 
46.{.Godisinthe  midft  of  her 
48.9.of  thy  loving  kindneffe,  — in  themidftof 
{  {.io.mifchief — are  in  the  midft  of  it 

n.wickednefleis  in  the  midft  thereof 
74.4.enemies  roar  in  the  midft  of  thy  congrega. 
ii.workingfalvationintbe»zi^  of  the  ear. 
7  8.1 8. let  it  fall  in  the  midft  of  their  camp 
102.24.not  away  in  the  midft  of  my  dayes 
1  io.2.rule  thou  in  the  midft  of  thine  enemies 
1 1 6. 1 9-in  the  midft  of  thee,  O  Jerufalem 
1 3  {.9.  who  fent  wonders  into  the  midfi  of  the 
137.2.0m:  harps  upon  the  willowes,inthe  mid. 
i*  1 3  8.7.thoughI  walk  in  the  midft  of  trouble 
Pco.4.2 1. keep  them  in  the  midft  of  thine  heart 
{.14.I  wasalmoft  in  all  evill  in  themidft  of 
8. 20.I  lead— in  the  midft  of  the  path  of  judgm. 
I4.33.that  which  is  in  the  midft  of  fools  is 
23.34.ashe  that  lieth  down  in  the  midft  of 
30.19.thc  way  of  a  fhip  in  the  midft  of  the  fea 
Ifai.4. 4.and  purged  the  blood  from  the  midst  the- 
{.2.and  built  a  tower  in  themidft  of  it 
8.may  be  placed  in  the  midft  of  the  earth 
2{.carcafles  were  torn  in  the  midfi  of  the 
tf.f.I  dwell  inthemidftof  a  people  of  unclean 
1 2-a  great-  forfaking  in  the  midft  of  the  land 
7.6.and  fet  a  king  in  the  midft  of  it,  even  the 
10. 23. even  determinedin  the  midft  of  the  land 
1 2.6.great  is  the  holy  One — in  the  midst  of 
1 6-  3  .as  the  night  in  the  midft  of  the  noon-day 
19. 1. heart  of  Egypt  fhall  melt  in  the  midfi  of  it 
3.fpirit  of  Egypt  fhall  fail  in  the  midft  of  it 
i4.mingled  a  perverfe  fpirit  in  the  midft  the. 
19.  an  altar  in  the  midfi  of  the  land  of  Egypt 
24.even  a  bleffing  in  the  midsl  of  the  land 
24.1 3. when  thus  it  fhall  be  in  the  midst  of  the 
2 {.1 1. fhall  fpread  forth  his  hands  in  the  midft 
29.2  3. in  themidft  of  him,  they  fhall  fanctifie 
41. 1 8.1  will  open — fountaines  in  the  midftof 
66. 1 7.behind  one  tree  in  the  midft, eating 
/#'.6.6.wholly  oppreflion  in  the  midft  of  her 
9.6.thine  habitation  is  in  the  midfi  of  deceit 
I2.i5.be  built  in  the  midft  of  my  people 
i4-9.yet  thou,0  Lord,art  in  the  midji  of  us 
1 7- 1 1. fhall  leave  them  in  the  midfi  of  his  dayes 
29. 8. diviners  in  the  midft  of  you  deceive  you 
37.i2.tofeparatehimfelfthence  in  themidftof 
46. 2 1  .her  hired  men  in  the  midfi  of  her  are 
{0.37.mingled  people  that  are  in  the  midfi  of 
J  1. 1  .againft  them  that  dwell  in  the  midft  of 

47.her  flain  fhall  fall  in  the  midft  of  her 
{2. 2  {.that  were  found  in  the  midft  of  the  city 
Lam.  1 . 1  {.under  foot  all  my  mig.men  in  the  midft 
3.4{.made  us  as  refufe  in  the  midft  of  thepeo. 
4. 1 3  .fhed  the  blood  of  the  juft  in  the  midft  of 
E%eli.  {.2.with  fire  a  third  part  in  the  midsl  of  the 
{.I  have  fet  it  in  the  midft  of  the  nations 
8.will  execute  judgements  in  the  midft  of 
io.fathers  fhall  eat  the  fons  in  the  midfi  of  , 
1 2.famine  fhall  they  be  confumed  in  the  mi- 
6.7.the  flain  fhall  fall  in  the  midft  of  you 
7.4.thine  abominations  fhalbe  in  the  midst  of 
9.  thine  abominations  that  are  in  the  midft  j 
8.1 1.  in; 


MID        MID 


MID        MID 


MID        M  I  G 


8.  t  i.in  the  midfi  of  them  flood  Jaazaniah 
p.4.that  cry  for  the  abomm.done  in  the  midft  of 
lo.io.asifa  wheele  had  been  in  the  midftof 
i  i.7.fhin  in  the  mdft  of  it,they  ate  the  ftefh 
i  i.neither  (hall  ye  be  the  fleih  in  the  midft 
I2.t.  fon  of  mm,  thoudwelieft  in  the  midfi  of 
1 1. 1 4.  ye  flial  be  confumed  in  the  midft  thereof 

1 6.  y  j. captivity  of  thy  captives  in  the  midft  of 

17.  let.in  the  'midft  of  Babylon  he  (hall  die 
2  0.8.againft  them  in  themidftof  the  land  ofE. 
2  i.j  i.thy  blond  ihalbe  in  the  midfi  of  the  land 
22.  j.the  city  Iheddeth  bloud  in  the  midfi  of  it 

7.  in  the  midft  of  thee  have  they  dealt  by  opp. 
g.in  the  midft  of  thee  they  commit  lewdnefle 
lj.bloud  which  hath  bin  in  the  midfi  of  thee 
18. lead  in  the  midft  of  the  furnace 
2i.ye  Ihall  be-melted  in  the  midft  thereof 
2  2.  as  filver  is  melted  in  the  midft  of  the  far. 
fo  (hall  ye  be  melted  in  the  midfi  therof 
2  y  .a  confpiracy  of  the  prophets  in  the  midft 
27. her  princes  in  the  midft  thereof  are  wolv. 
2j.j9.  thus  hive  they  done  in  the  midft  of  mine 
24.7.forherbloudisin  the  midftof  het 
z6. 5  .for  fpreading  of  nets  in  the  midft  of  the  fea 
1 2  .and  thy  duft  in  the  midft  of  the  water 

1  5  .when  (taught  is  made  in  the  midft  of  thee 
27«4.thy  borders  are  in  the  midft  of  the  feas 

2f .  made  very  glorious  in  the  midft  of  the  feas 
26.eaft-wind  hath  broken  thee  in  the  midfi  of 
27.  which  is  in  the  midft  of  thee  (hall  fall 
j  2.  like  the  deftroyed  in  the  midft  of  the  fea 
j  4. thy  company  in  the  midft  of  thee  (hall 
28. 2. in  the  feat  of  God,  in  the  midft  of  the  feas 
8  die  deaths  of  them  (lain  in  the  midft  of  the 
14. thou  haft  walked  in  the  mid.  of  the  ftones 
22. 1  will  be  glotified  in  the  midft  of  thee 

2  j.wounded  (hall  be  judged  in  the  midft  of 
29.  j .  dragon  that  lieth  in  the  midfi  of  his  river 

i2.Egypt  defolatein  the  midfi  of  thecountr. 
2 1  .give  thee  the  op.of  the  mouih  in  the  midft 
3  0.7.  be  defolatein  the  midft  of  the  countries 

her  cities  in  the  midft  of  the  cit.that  arc  wa. 
3 1.14-unto  death  in  the  midft  of  the  childr.of 
17. under  his  (hadowin  the  midft  of  the 
1 8. thou  (halt  lie  in  the  mid.  of  the  uncircum. 
j2.20.(hallfall  in  the  midft  of  them  that  are  fl. 
2  5 .  have  fet  her  a  bed  in  the  midft  of  the  (tain 
he  is  put  in  the  midft  of  them  that  are 
28.  (halt  be  broken  in  the  midft  of  the  uncir. 
j  2  .(halbe  laid  in  the  midft  of  the  uncircumci. 
j  6. 2  j  .which  ye  have  profaned  in  the  »2.of  them 
37.1.  and  fet  me  down  in  theTwd/Zof  the  vally 
26.W1II  fet  my  fanc~tuary  in  the  midft  of  them 
28.whenmy  fanftuary  (hall  be  in  the  midft 
38.1 2.that  dwell  in  the  midft  of  the  land 
l<).  7.  my  holy  name  known  in  the  midfi  of  my 
4  j. 7.  where  I  will  dwell  in  the  midfi  oflfraei 

9.I  will  dwell  in  the  midft  of  them 
4tf.10.the  prince  in  the  midft  of  them  (hall  go  in 
48.8.fand.(halbeinthe  midft  of  it        Ver.io. 
1 5 .the  city  (hall  be  in  the  midft  thereof 
21.  fanduary  of  the  houfe  (halbe  in  the  midft 
22.being  in  the  midft  of  that  which  is  the  pr. 
Dan.^.z  y.I  fee  four  men  walking  in  the  midft  of 
4. 1  o.  I  faw  a  tree  in  the  midft  of  the  earth 
7.1 y. grieved  in  my  fpirit  in  the  mi.  of  my  body 
9. 27. in  the  midft  of  the  week  he  (hall 
Hof.  j,4.fpirit  of  whordoms  is  in  the  midft  of  them 

1 1.9. 1  am  the  holy  One  in  the  midft  of  thee 
Joel  2.27.ye  (hall  know  that  I  am  in  the  midft  of 
Amos  3  .j.the  great  tumults  in  the  midft  thereof 

and  the  oppreffed  in  the  midft  thereof 
7.8-1  will  fet  a  plumb-line  in  the  midft  of 
io.confpiredagainft  thee  in  the  midft  of  the 
Jonah  2.  j  .hadft  me  into  the  midft  of  the  fea 
Micah  1. ii.zs  the  flock  in  the  midft  of  their  fold 
5.7.  in  the  midfi  of  many  people  Verfe  8. 

6.i4.thy  caftingdown  (halbe  in  the  mi.  of  thee 
7- 1 4.whichdwe  11  in  the  midft  of  Carmel 
Nah.3.1  j.thy  peop.in  the  midft  of  thee  are  women 
Hflb.2.i9.thcre  is  no  breadth  in  the  midft  of  it 

j  .2. in  the  midft  of  the  yeers,in  the  mi.of  the  ye. 
Zeph.z.  i4.and  flocks  (hall  lie  down  in  the  midft 
3.  j. the  juft  Lord  is  in  the  midft  thereof 
1 2.11e'leave  inthe  midft  of  thee  an  afflicted 
1  y  .even  the  Lord  is  in  the  midft  of  thee 


7. God  in  the  midfi  ofthee  is  mighty 
Zecb.z.  y.will  be  the  glory  in  the  midfi  of  her 
io.rejoice,for  lie  dwell  in  the  midft  ofthee 
1 1.  Ile-dwell  in  the  midfi  of  thee,and  thou 
y.4.  it  (hall  remain  in  the  midfi  of  his  houfe 

7.a  wom.that  fittetb  in  the  midft  of  the  ephah 
8.3.  and  will  dwell  in  the  midft  of  Jerufalem 

8. and  they  (hall  dwell  in  the  midft  of  Jerufal. 
i4.i.fpoil  (hall  be  divided  in  the  midft  ofthee 
4. mount  of  Olives  (hall  cleave  in  the  midfi 
Mat.  1  o.  1 6. 1  fend  you  forth  as  Iheep  in  the  midfi 
14.24.fhip  was  now  inthe  midft  of  the  fei 
i8.2.a  little  child,and  fet  him  in  the  midft  of 
20.in  my  name,there  am  I  in  the  midft  of 
M<w.6.47.1hip  was  in  the  midfi  of  the  fea 
9.j6.took  achild,and  fet  him  in  the  midft 
1 4.60. high  prieft  flood  up  in  the  midft, &  asked 
Lulie  2.46.  litting  in  the  midft  of  the  dolors 
4.3  5. had  thrown  him  in  the  midft, he  came 
6. 8. rife  up,and  fland  forth  in  the  midft 
2i.2i.  them  which  are  in  the  midft  of  it  depar. 
2  2. 5  5. had  kindled  a  fire  in  the  midfi  of  the  hall 
2  j.  4?.  vail  of  the  temple  was  rent  in  the  midst 
24.  j6.Jefus  himfelf  ftood  in  the  midft  of 
John  8.  j  .and  when  they  had  fet  her  in  the  midft 
9-alone,  &  the  woman  ftanding  in  the  midfi 
19. 18. on  either  (ide^and  Jefus  in  the  midft 
20. 1 9. came  Jefus,and  ftood  in  the  midft 
2<S.ftood  in  the  «zi^?,iaying,Peace  be  unto 
Att.\.\  5. Peter  ftood  up  in  themidftof  thedifcip. 
1 8. he  butft  afunderin  themidft^nd  all  his 
2.2  2.which  God  did  by  him  in  midft  of  you 
4.7.  had  fet  them  in  the  mid[i,they  asked 
17.22.then  Paul  ftood  in  the  midft  of  Mars 
2 7. 2 1. Paul  ftood  forth  in  the  midft  of  them 
Vhil.z.i  y.blameltfs  in  the  midft  of  a  crooked  gen. 
Heb.  z.  1 2. in  the  midft  of  the  Church 
Rev. 1.1$.  &  inthe  midfi  of  thefeven  candlefticks 
2.i.whowalketh  in  the  midft  of  thefeven  gold. 
7.  which  is  in  the  midft  of  theparadife  of  G. 
4. 6. and  in  the  midft  of  the  throne  were 
y.tf.loe^in  the  midft  of  the  throne,  and  in 

the  midft  of  the  elders  ftood  a  Lamb 
6. 6.  voice  in  the  midft  of  the  four  beafts,faying 
7. 17.  Lamb  which  is  in  the  midfi  of  the  throne 
i4.6.another  angel  flie  inthe  midft  of  heaven 
19.17.to  fowls  that  flie  in  the  midft  of  heaven 
22.2.in  the  midft  of  the  ftreet  of  it  was 
Into  the  ;31J)iljft. 
Exod.i  1.4.W1II  I  go  out  into  the  midfi  of  Egypt 
I4.22.1fraelwent  into  the  midftof  thefea 
24.1 8. and  Mofes  went  into  the  midft  of  the  clo. 
j  3.5.  into  the  midftof  thee  in  a  mom.  &conf. 
Num.  1 6.47.  Aaron  ran  into  the  midft  of  the  congr. 

1 9.6.and  caft  it  into  the  midfi  of  the  burning 
Deut.  1  j.i  6.all  the  fpoil  into  the  midft  of  the  ftreet 
Jof.q.^.  before  the  atk  into  the  midft  of  Jordan 
8. 1  j.  that  night  into  the  midft  of  the  valley 

1  Sam.i  1. 1 1  .they  came  into  the  midft  of  the  hoft 

2  Si!/W.4.6.came  thither  into  the  midft  of  the  houfe 
1  I(z«. 20.  j  9. fer.  went  out  into  the  midft  of  the  bat. 

22.  j  5. bloud  ran  into  the  midft  of  the  charet 
E/?.4.i.went  out  into  the  midft  of  the  city,&  cryed 
Pya/.46.2..tho.the  mount.be  carri.into  the  midft  of 

57. 6. into  the  midft  whereof  they  are  fallen 

Jer. 2 1 .4.11e  affem .  them  into  the  midft  of  this  cit. 

4i.7.came  into  the  midft  of  the  city , that  Iihm. 

and  caft  them  intotheflz«f/2of  the  pit 

y  1. 63.  caft  it  into  the  midft  of  the  river  Euph. 

E^.y.4.  &  caft  them  into  the  midfi  of  the  fire 

2  2 . 1 9. 1  w  ill  gather  you  into  themidftof  Jer. 

20.and  tin  into  the  midft  of  the  furnace,fo 
27.27.fhaH  fall  into  the  midfi  of  the  feas 
Dan.  j.6.fame  hour  be  caft  into  the  midft  of 

1 1  .fhould  be  caft  into  the  midft  of  a  burning 
1  y.  the  fame  hour  in  the  midft  of  a  fiery  furn. 
z  i.and  were  caft  into  the  midft  of  a  burning 
23«fel  down  into  the  midft  of  the  burning  fire 
24.  three  men  bound  into  the  midft  of  the 
Zech.j.S.he  caft  it  into  the  midft  of  the  ephah 
Lu\e  y.i9-down  into  the  midft  before  Jefus 

Out  of  the  ^pftft. 

Ges.19.29.fent  Lot  out  of  the  midft  of  the  overth. 

Exo^.j.2.angel  appeared  out  of  the  wi.of  the  bu(h 

j  4- God  called  unto  him  out  of  the  mi.  of  the 

Z4.i6.called  unto  Mofes  out  of  the  midft  of  the 


Deut.4,  1 2.fpake  unto  you  out  of  the  midfi  of  the 

1  y.day  the  Lord  fpake  out  of  the  midfi  or 
^  J.God  fpeaking  out  ofthe'midft  of  the  fire 
34.  a  nation  out  of  the  midft  of  another  by 
3  6.heardeft  his  words  out  of  the  midft  of 

j.4.talked  with  you  out  of  the  midfi  of  the  fire 
2i.outof  the  midft  of  the  fire  of  the  cloud 

2  j  .when  ye  heard  the  voyce  out  of  the  midfi 
2  4.  we  heard  his  voyce  out  of  the  midft 
26.0m  of  the  midft  of  the  fire  and  lived 

9.10.  out  of  the  midfi  of  the  fire  in  the  day  of 

Chap.  10.4. 

J0JI7.4.  j.out  of  the  midfi  of  Jordan  twelve  ftones 

S.tookeup  twelve  ftones  out  of  the  midft  of 

i8.weie  come  up  out  of  the  midft  of  Jordan 

7. 2  3. took  them  out  of  the  midft  of  the  tent 

Ifa. 24. 18  .that  cometh  out  of  the  »2.of  the  pit  fhal 

y 2.  i  i .  goe  out  of  the  midft  of  her,be  ye 
Jer.6. i.w  flee  out  of  the  midft  of  Jerufalem 
ya.  8.  remove  out  of  the  midft  of  Babylon 
y  i.6.nce  out  of  the  mi.  of  Babyl.and  deliver 
4T.my  people,  goe  ye  out  of  the  midfi  of  het 
£^.1.4.  out  of  th;  midft  thereof  as  the  colour 

of  amber,our  of  the  midft  of  the  fire 
y.alfo  out  of  the  'midft  thereof  came  the 
1  i.7.Ile  bring  you  forth  out  of  the  mi.  Ver.9. 
29.4.  bring  thee  up  out  of  the  midft  of  thy-  rivv 
32.2i.(hallfpeak  to  him  out  of  the  mid.  of  hi  11 
Amos  6.4.  the  calves  out  of  themidfi  of  the  ftalls 
Mkab  y.  10.  cut  thy  horfes  out  of  the  midft  of  thee 
1  j  .off*  thy  images  out  of  the  midfi  ofthee 
14. 1  will  pluck  up  thy  groves  out  of  the  mi. 
Zeph.  3. 1  i.I  wiltake  away  out  of  themidftof  thee 

£PDtDffe,     ^(OiBfoeg. 

Gcn.i  y.17.  the  midwife  faid  to  her,  Fear  not 
3  8.  zS.midwife  took  and  bound  upon  his  hand 

Em/.r.iy. King ofEgypt fpake  tothe  midrvives 
16. when  ye  doe  the  office  of  a  midmfi 
1 7. but  the  midwives  feared  God 
18. King  of  Egypt  called  for  the  midrvives 
19-the  midrvives  faid  unto  Pharaoh 

are  delivered  ere  the  midrvives  come 
20.thetefore  God  dealt  well  with  the  midw. 
2 1  .becaufe  the  midmves  feared  G  od,he 

Jofb,i^.i^.2.ni.  ltor\,Migdal-el,fiotem,inA 

flJjJigOai-gaD. 
Jofiu.i^.n-  Zenam  and  Hadafliah,&  Migdal-gad 

iSjpfSDol. 
Exod.  1 4  2.and  encamp-between  Migdol  &  the  fea 
Num.-}  j.7.and  they  pitched  before  Migdol 
Jer. 44. 1.  concerning  the  Jewes  wtf,dweltat  Mi. 
46,i4.dcclare  in  Egypt,  andpublifhin  Migdol 


Gcw.49-j.my  firft-born,my  might,the  beginning 

Num.  1 4. 1  j. thou  broughteft  this  people  in  thy  mi. 

Deut.  3 .24.that  can  doe  according  to  thy  might 
6.f.(halt  love  thy  God  with  all  thy  might 
8.17.  &  thoufay  ,  Themightof  my  hand  hath 
28. j  2.  &  there  (hall  be  nomight  in  thine  hand 

Judg.s-l  1. as  the  fun  when  he  goeth  for.  in  his  m. 
6.i4.goe  in  this  thy  might, zna  thou 
16.  jo.  he  bowed  himfelf  with  all  his  might 

zSam.6.\/{.  David  danced  with  all  his  might 

1  Kmm  5.23. his  acts,&  all  his  migbt,nxc  they  not 

iiS.y.and  his  might,  arc  they  not  written 

27.of  Omri,and  his  might,  are  they  not 
22.45\Jeho(haphat,and  his  mig-  that  he  (hewed 

2  K«-«0-J4-acT;sof  Jehu,and  his  might,zre  they 

1  j. 8.  afts  of  Jehoahaz,and  his  might,  are  they 

1  Lads  of  Joa(h,and  his  might,  wherewith 
14. ir.afts of  Jehoafh,and his might:md  how 

28.afts  of  Jeroboam,and  his  might,hovi 
20.20.  actsofHezekiah,&  ail  his  might,how 
ij.25.  turned  to  the  Lord  with  all  his  might 
24.i6.andallthemenofw#f,eventhem 

1  Chron.7.  2.  valiant  men  of  might  in  their  gener. 

y.there  were  men  ofmkht 
i2.8.themfelvesuntoDavidJmenofOT^k 
1 3. 8. played  before  God  with  all  their  might 
29.i.vvith  all  my  might  for  the  houfe  ofmy  G. 
1 2. and  in  thine  hand  is  power  and  might 
30.  with  all  his  reigneand  hismight 

2  Chro.  20. 6.  in  thine  hand  is  power  sndmight 

1 2. we  have  no  might  aga.this  great  company 
Efther  io.2.acts  of  his  power,  and  of  his  might 

Pfal.  764.  none 


M  I  G        M  I  G 


M  I  G        M  I  G 


M  I  G 


M  I  G 


Vfal.-j6.%.nont  of  the  men  of  might  have  found 

145.tf.men  ftiallfpeak  of  the  might  oi  thy 
Ecclef.9-io.doit  with  thy  might,  for  there  is  no 
lfa.  1 1 .2.the  fpirit  of  counfell  and  might 
33.1  3  .that  are  neer acknowledge  my  might 
40.26.by  names,by  the  greatnefle  of  his  might 
2^.to  them  that  have  no  might  he  incr.ftren. 
Jcr.y.  2  3  nei.let  the  mighty  man  glory  in  his  might 
1  o.6.and  thy  name  is  great  in  might 
16.2 1. He  caufe  them  to  know  my  might 
49.  j  5.I  will  break  the  chief  of  their  might 
5  1. 30. their  might  hath  failed,  they  became 
£^.j2.2jEdom,her  kings,whichwtb  their  ?»%. 

jo.theyare  afhamed  of  their  might 
Dan.z.zo.iot  wifdorne  and  might  are  his 

23#who  hath  given  me  wifdome  and  might 
4.  jo, built  by  the  might  of  my  power 
Mich.^.S-iM  of — judgment,and  of  might  to  decl. 

7.1 6. (hall  be  confounded  at  all  their  might 
Zech.^.6.not  by  might ,but  by  my  fpirit 
Ephef.s.  2i.  far  above  all  principalities  and  rm\_ 
3. 1 6. to  be  flrengthened  with  might  by  his  fpirit 
6.10.  be  (hong  in  the  power  of  his  might 
Cff/.i.ii.ftrengthened  with  all  ;»igfcr,according 
2  Pet  A.  1  i.whereas  angels,which  are  greater  in  m. 
Rev.-j.i  2.and  might  be  unto  our  God  for  ever 

flight  he. 
Gw.30.34.1  would  it  might  be  accord.to  thy  word 
£^.j6.i8„to  couple  the  tent  toge.  that  it  mig.be 
3  9. 2 1 .  that  i'c  might  be  above  the  curious  girdle 
icw.26.45 .of  Egypt,that  I  might  be  their  God 
T>eut.<;.zg.  thatit  mightbe  well  withthem,&  with 
1  Sam.  1 8. 27.that  he  might  be  theKings  fbn-in-law 

1  l\ing.8. 16. that  my  name  might  be  put  therein 

2  Kin-j.i.  windows  in  heaven,wi£fethis  thing  be 
1  f.io.of  filver,  that  his  hand  might  be  with  him 

2  Chr.6. 5. that  myname?ai^tebethcre,neither 
6.Jerufalem,that  my  name  might  be  there 

36.2  2.  that  the  word  of  the  Lo.might  be  accord. 
E^ra  i.i.that  the  word  of  the  Lo.might  be  fulfilled 
Pfal.%  i.4.that  thou  mighteft  be  juftified  when  thou 

78.8.  and  might  not  be  as  their  fathers 
Jer.  1 3 . 1 1  .that  they  might  be  unto  me  a  people 

44.3.you  might  cut  your  (elves  offhand  might  be 
£^.17. 8. that  it  might  be  a  goodly  vine 

36.3.  that  you  might  be  a  pufleffion  unto  the 
Mai. z.^.that  my  covenant  might  be  with  Levi 
Mai.  l.zz. all  this  was  done,that  it  might  be  fulfil. 

Chap.21.4. 
Mar.%.  1 8. prayed  that  he  might  be  with  him 
Lu\e.i.g.  faying,Wbat  might  this  parable  be 
3§.befought  him,that  he  mightbe  with 
John  1 5 . 1 1  .and  that  your  joy  might  be  ful  1 

19.  z8.that  the  fcripture  might  be  fulfilled,  faith 
3 1  .and  that  they  might  be  taken  away 
K<wz.4.n.thathe  might  be  the  father  of  all  them 
i6.of  faith,  tlwt  it  might  be  of  grace 

i4-9.that  he  might  be  Lord  both  of  dead,and  of 
2  Thcf.$.8.  might  not  be  chargeable  to  any  of  you 
Philcm.S. though  I  might  be  much  bold  in  Chnft 
HtZ>.2.i7.that  he  might  be  a  mrrcifull  high  pneft 

11.  lo.might  be  partakers  ofh.sholinefle 
1  Pet.  1. 2 1. that  your  faith  and  hope  mh.  be  in  G. 

Gen.i  o.o.he  was  a  mighty  hunter,as  Nimrod 

a  mighty  hunter  before  the  Lord 
18. 1 8.  Abraham  (hall  become  a  mighty  nation 
2 3. 6. thou  art  a  mighty  prince  amongft  us 
49.24.flrong  by  the  hands  of  the  mighty  God 

£*0i.i.7.cbild.of  Ifrael  waxed  exceedingly  mighty 

20.people  waxed  very  mighty 

9. 28. that  there  be  no  more  mighty  thundrings 

10.  i9»a  mighty  ftrong  weft-wind,which  took 

1 5.1  o. they  fank  as  lead  in  the  mighty  waters 

Lev.  1 9. 1 5. nor  honour  the  perfon  of  the  mighty 

Num.iz.6,c\xrCe  this  people3for  they  are  tco  migh. 

Dent.  4.37.  with  his  mighty  power  out  of  Egypt 
7.23.deftroy  them  viithamighty  deftruction 
9. 29. which  thou  broughteft  out  by  thy  mighty 
1  o.  1 7  .a  great  God,a  mighty,  and  a  terrible 
26.f.became  a  great  ninon,mighty  &  populous 

_7Wg5.13.made  me  have  dominion  over  the  mig. 
2  3 .  to  help  the  Lord  againft  the  mighty 

1  SVz»2.4.8.out  of  the  hands  of  thefe  mighty  Gods 

2S<as?.i.i9.howarethe  mighty  fallen        Ver.25. 
a  1. the  fhield  of  the  mighty  is  vilely  call  away 


22.from  the  fat  of  the  mkhty, the  bow  of  Jo. 
27.how  are  the  mighty  fallen,and  the 
2  Kjng.z^. 1  f.mighty  of  the.land  carried  he  captive 

1  Chro.  1 . 1  o.he  began  to  be  mighty  upon  the  earth 
1 2.28.Zadok,a  young  man,  and  mighty  of  val. 
27.6-t.his  is  that  Benaiah,who  was  mighty 

2  Chro.i 3.21. but  Abijah  waxed  mighty,and  marr. 
26.13  rnat  made  war  with  a  mighty  power 
27.6.I0  Jotham  became  mighty,  becaufe 

Eya  4.20.  there  have  been  mighty  kings  alfo 

7. 28.and  before  all  the  kings  mighty  princes 
Neh.  3.16.  unto  the  houfe  of  the  mighty 
9. 1 1. as  a  ftone  in  the  mighty  waters 

3  2.our  great  and  mighty  God 
Job  5 . 1  5  .he  faveth  the  poor  from  the  mighty 
6.23.  or  redeem  me  from  the  hand  of  the  migh. 
9.4.he  is  wife  in  heart,  and  mighty 
1  2. 1 9.  he  overthroweth  the  mighty 

21. he  weakened]  the  ftrength  of  the  mighty 
2i.7.become  old,are  mighty  in  power 
24.22. he  drawcth  alfo  the  mighty  with  his  p'ow. 
■2  ^.zo. mighty  (hall  be  taken  away  without  hand 
3  5.9.  cry  out  by  reafon  of  the  arm  of  the  mighty 
36.5.God  is  mighty,he  is  mighty,  he  is  mighty  m 
41.25  raifeth  himlelf,  the  mighty  are  raifed 
P/i/.  2  4. 8. ftrong  &  mighty ,the  Lord  mighty  in  bat. 
29. 1. give  unto  the  Lord,  O  ye  mighty  fttength 
45-3.thy  fword  upon  thy  thigh,0  moil  mifpty 
59.3 .  the  mighty  are  gathered  againft  me 
68.33  .his  voice,and  that  a  mighty  voice 
69.4.bung mine  enemies  wrongfully,are  migh. 
74. 1 5. thou  dryeft  up  mighty  rivets 
82.i.ftandeth  in  the  congregation  of  the  mighty 
89. 6. among  the  fonsof  the  mig.can  be  likened 

1 3.  thou  haft  a  mighty  arme 

1 9.1aid  help  upon  one  that  is  mighty 

50.  in  my  bofome  the  reproach  of  the  mighty 
93<4.yea,then  the  mighty  waves  of  the  fea 
106.2.  who  can  utter  the  migh.  a&s  of  the  Lo. 

8. might  make  his  mighty  power  knowne 
1 1 2.2.his  feed  (hall  be  mighty  upon  earth 
i20.4.(hatp  arrowesof  the  mighty 
135.10.  fmote  great  nations,&  flew  mig.Kings 
14  5. 4. and  (hall  declare  thy  mighty  at\s 

1 2.to  the  fons  of  men  his  mighty  ads 
1 50.2.praife  him  for  his  mighty  afts 
Pro.  16.2  2.flow  to  anger,is  better  then  the  mighty 
i8.i8.1otpartethbetween  the  mighty 
2i.22.a  wife  man  fcaleth  the  city  of  the  mighty 
23.1 1.  for  their  Redeemer  is  mighty 
7/^.3.25.  by  the  fword  ,  and  thy  mighty  in  the  war 
5.2  2#wotothem  that  are  mighty  to  drink  wine 
1  r . 1 5. with  his  mighty  (hall  he  (hake  his  hind 
I7.i2.aru(hing,  liketherufhingoftfK.  waters 
22.17.  will  carry  thee  away  withatfzigfeycapt. 

28.2.  the  Lord  hath  a  mighty  and  a  ftrong  one 
43.16  Lord  maketh  a  path  in  the  mighty  waters 
49. 2  4. (hall  the  prey  be  taken  from  the  mighty 

2  5,captives  of  the  mighty  (hall  be  taken 
63. 1. 1  thatfpeak  inrighceouihe(Te,««igfc(y 

Jer.f.  1 5. it  is  a  mighty, an  ancient  nation 

3  2.19-gt eat  in  counfell ,mighty  in  work 

33.3.  and  (hew  thee  great  and  mighty  things 
£^.17.1 3. hath  alfo  taken  the  mighty  of  the  land 

1 7. neither  Pharaoh  with  his  mighty  army 

3  2.i2.bythefwordsofthe  mighty  wi\l  I 
2 1  the  ftrong  among  the  mighty  (hall  fpeak 
27.  and  they  (hall  not  lie  with  the  mighty 

terrourof  the  mighty  in  the  land  of  the 
38. 1 5.  a  great  company,and  a  mighty  army 
3  9. 1 8.ye  (hall  eat  the  fleih  of  the  mighty 
Dan.4. 2. how  great  and  mighty  are  his  wonders 
8.24.  and  his  power  (hall  be  mighty 

(hall  deftroy  the  mig.  and  the  holy  peo. 
1 1.3  .and  a  mighty  King  (hall  ftand  up 
25  witha  very  great  and  mighty  army. 
Amos  2.14.  neither  (hall  the  mighty  deliver  himfe. 
i6.that  is  couragious  among  the  mighty  fixaW 
y.i  2.for  I  know  your  mighty  (ins 

24. and  ngbteoufnefle  as  a  mighty  ftream 
Jonah  1 .4.  was  a  mighty  tempeft  in  the  fea 
Zcpb.^.x  7. God  in  the  midft  of  thee  is  mighty 
Zech.  1 1. 2.howle,becaufe  all  the  mighty  are  fpoilcd 
Mat. 1 1.20.  wherein  moft  of  his  mighty  workes 
2 1. if  the  mighty  workes  which  were  done 
2-3-if  the  mighty  workes  done  in  thee 


13. 54. whence  hath  this  man  thefe  mighty 

5 8. not  many  mighty  workes  there,becaufe 
14.2.  mighty  woikes  doe  (hew  forth  themfelvcs 
Marine  6. 2.  mighty  works  are  wrought  by  his  hand 
5. could  there  doe  no  mighty  workes 
14.  mighty  workes  doe  (how  themfelyes  in 
Lu\e  i.49.he  that  is  mighty  hath  done  unto  me 
5  2. he  hath  put  duwn  the  mighty 
9.43. amazed  at  the  mighty  power  of  God 
10. 1 3. if  the  mighty  workes  had  been  done  in 
1  5.i4.there  arofe  a  mighty  famine  in  the  land 
19.37.for  all  the  mighty  workes  they  had  feen 
24. 19. was  a  prophet  mighty  in  word 
Acls  2. 2. a  found  as  of  the  milling  of  a  mig.wind 
■j.zz.wzs  mighty  in  words  and  in  deeds 
i8.24.aneloqucntman,and  mighty  in  the  fcrip. 
Rom.i$.ig.throu°hmi!bty  (ignes,by  the  power 
1  Cor.  1 .2<5.not  many  mighty  are  called 

27. weak,  to  confound  things  mighty 
2.  Gw.10.4.  not  catnall,but  mighty  through  God 
12.1 2.in  (ignes,wonders,and  mighty  deeds 
13.3  .not  weak,but  is  mighty  in  you 
G<zJ.2.8.the  fame  was  mighty  in  me  towards 
Ephef.  1.1 9.W  the  working  of  his  mighty  power 
1  Tbef.  1. 7 .revealed  with  his  mighty  angels 
Rev. 6. 1 3.  when  (he  is  (haken  of  a  mighty  wind 
10. 1. another  mighty  angel  come  downe  from 
1 6.1 8.fo  mighty  an  earthquake,  and  fo  great 
18.10.alas.that  great  city,  that  mighty  city 
2 1. and  a  mivhty  angell  took  up  a  ftone 
I9.6.and  the  voice  of  mighty  thunder,  faying 
Sfyiqbty  God,  See  J5oD. 
fll^tsijtp  hand,  See  J^atlD, 
fijptgrjtp  man,  See  fl^atl. 
$$i2,r)tymen,Seegi$m. 
flPghtp  one. 
Ge».  io.8.Nimrod  began  to  be  a  mighty  one 
lfa.  1 .  24.  therefore  faith  the  mighty  One  of  Ifrael 
10.34  and  Lebanon  fh  11  fall  by  a  mighty  one 
28.2.  the  Lord  hath  a  mighty  and  a  ftrong  one 
30.29.  to  the  mighty  One  of  Ifrael 
49.26.thy  Rcdeemer,the  mighty  One  of  Ifrael 
Chap. 60. 16. 
Jer.  20. 1 1  .with  me  as  a  mighty  terrible  one 
£^.3 1.1 1  .him  into  the  hand  oi  the  mighty  one 

SIfJfgljtp  ones. 
Judg  5.2  2.broken  by  the  pranfings  of  their  7».ones 
lfa.  1 3. 3. 1  have  called  my  mig'ityohes  for 
Jer. ^6.%  .their  mighty  ones  art.  beaten  back 
Joel  3.11.  thither  caufe  thy  mighty  ones  to  come 

Sfyiqhttcv. 
Gen.z6.i6.  thou  art  much  mightier  then  we 
Exod.i.o.  children  of  Ifra.are moe  and might.then 
Num.  14. 1 2.  a  great  and  mightier  then  they 
Dent. 4. 2  8.greater  and  mightier  then  thou  art 
7.1.  feven  nations  greater  &  mightier  then  thou 
9.1  .to  poffeffenat.greater  &  mightier  then  thy 
14. make  of  thee  a  nation  mightier  then  they 
11.23  poffefs  nations  mightier  then  your  felyes 
Pfal.92 .4. Lord  on  high,  is  mightier  then 
£ccte.6.io.neith.contend  with  him  that  isw.then 
Mat. 1. 1 1.  that  cometh  after  me  is  mightie r  then  I 
Mar.  1 .7.  there  cometh  one  might,  then  I  after  me 
Ln^e  3. 1 6. one  might.then  I  cometh,  the  latchet  of 

1  Chro.i  1.1 2.Eleazer  was  one  ofthe  three  m'ghties 
i9.thefe  things  did  thefe  thtee  mighties 
24-had  the  name  among  the  three  mighties 

^tghttip. 

Deut.6. 3 .  obferve  — that  y   m  ay  increafe  mightily 
Judg.^.2.twenty  yeers  he  mightily  oppreffed  Ifrael 

1 4.6.Spirit  of  theLord  came  mightily  upon  him 
Chap.  1 5.14. 
7cr.25.30.L0rd  (hall  mightily  ton  upon  his  habit.  J. 
Jonah  3 .8.1et  man  cry  mightily  unto  God 
Nahum  2.  i.watch  the  way,fortihe  thy  power  migh. 
Acts  18.2  8.for  be  mightily  convinced  the  Jewes 

19.20.fo  mightily  grew  the  word  of  God 
Col.  1. 29. his  wotking,which  worketh  in  me  might. 
Rev.  i8.2.and  he  cryed  wigfe.fayingjBabylon  is  fal. 

aijfgron. 
1  &M8.i4.2.uttermoftpart  of  Gibeah,  in  Migrm 
Ifa.io.z2.  is  come  to  Aiath,he  is  pafled  to  Mig/cm 

iflpjaintn. 
1  Ob. 24.9.' fifth  to  Malchijah,the  fathto  Mijam. 


MIL        MIL 


MIL        M  I  N 


MIN        MIN 


i  Chr.8.$  z.  and  Mityotb  begate  Shimeah 
9.j7.Ahio,and  Zechanah,  and  Mityotb 

? 8. and  Mityotb  begate  Sbimeam 
17.4.  of  bis  courfe  was  alfo  Mityotb  the  ruler 

1  Cbr.11  .i%'Mityfiab,Obed-Ed.  Jeiel  the  porters 
2  1  ,Eliphaler,Af  ityiiab,zad  Obed-Edom 

2Veto.12.36.  Milalaifiihhi,  Maai 

spcljal)., 

Gea.11.29-  Milcbab  the  daughter  of  Haran,the 

father  ofMilcab,and  of  Ifchah 
n.io.Milcbah,  fhe  hath  born  childr.to  thy  bro. 

zj.thefe  eight  Milcbab  did  bear  to  Nahor 
24. 1  j.fon  of  Milcbab,  wife  to  Nahor 
24.daughter  of  Bethuel,fon  of  Milcbab 
47.daughterofBethuel,whomAfi/cWbare 
Num. 2^.3  j .  Hoglah,  Milcbab ,Tirzah    Ch.27. 1 . 

36.11.  Timh, Hoglah, and  Milcbab 

Gen.$  2.1 5.  thirty  milch  camels  with  their  colts 
i  Sam.6.-j.z  new  cart,and  take  two  milcb  kine 
io.men  did  fo,and  took  momilcb  kine 
^tlcom. 

1  Kjng.i  i.y.Solom.went  after  Milcom,the  abom. 

j  j.worfhipp.  Milcomgod  of  the  chil.of  Am. 

2  JCi«g.2j.i3.builded  for  Milcom  the abom.oi the 

D«^.28.22.fmite  thee  with  blafting,&  with  mild. 

1  Kjn.8^7.  if  there  be  in  the  land  blaft.or  mildew 

2  Chro.6.zS.if  there  be  blafting,mMw,locufts 
/4«<u  4.9.I  have  fmitten  you  with  blaft.  &  mildew 
Hag.z.17.1  fmote  you  withblafting  &  mildew,yet 

Afctf.  j.4i.compell  thee  to  go  a  milego  twain 

fl©iletum. 
2  Tj;«.4.20.  Trophim.  have  I  left  at  Miletum  fick 

<4<5?j  20.  i  y  .and  the  next  day  we  came  to  Miletus 
i7.from  Miletus  he  fent  to  Ephefus 


Opfllet. 

£^.4.9.  take  unto  thee  lentiles/w/Z'tf 

pultons. 
Gew.24.60.  be  thou  the  mother  of  millions 

fiplo. 
Judg.9.6.guhered  togetber,&  all  the  houfe  of  M. 
20.1et  fire  devour  the  houfe  of  Millo 

from  the  houfe  of  MlMo,&  devour  Abim. 
2  Sam.  5.9.  David  built  round  about  from  Millo 

1  Kjng-9- 1  f.reafon  of  the  leavie,  to  build  Millo 

24.  then  did  he  build  Millo 
1  i.27.Solom.  built  Millo,  &  repaired  the  brea. 

2  Kjng.i  2.20.&  flew  Jeboafh  in  the  houfe  of  Mi. 

1  Cbro.  1 1. 8.built  the  city  round  about  from  Millo 

2  Chro-i  2.  5  .repaired  Millo  in  the  city  of  David 

#ttttonr. 
Deut. 24_6.no  man  (hall  take  the  neth.or  up.  milfl. 
Jud^.%  j. a  certain  wom.caft  a  piece  of  a  milslone 
2  Saw.  1 1 .2 1.  a  woman  caft  a  piece  of  a  milfione 
Job  41. 24. as  hard  as  a  piece  of  the  nether  milfione 
Ato.i8.6.better  for  him,that  a  mi/ftone  were  han. 
Mar.p.qz.  L^  I7-2- 
fi«>.  1 8.2 1 .  took  up  a  ftone  like  a  great  milfione 
22.found  of  a  milfione  fhall  be  heard  no  more 


Gen.  i8.8.Abrabam  took  butter,  milfond  a  calfe 

49. 1 2. and  his  teeth  white  with  mil\ 
EOT^.j.8.1and  flowing  with  mil\  and  honey 

Verfei7.    Chap.  13.5.  &  3  3.  %. 

Lw.20,24.2\ta>z.i4.8.&  16.13,14. 

Deut.  6.  3.  &  1 1. 9.  &  26.9..  if. 

&  27.3.  &  31.20. 

23.19.not  feethe  a  kid  in  his  mothers mil^ 

Chap.34.26.  Deaf. 14.21. 
N«#z.  1 3. 27.furely  it  floweth  with  mity  and  honey 
Deut-  32.1 4-butter  of  kine,and  mity  of  fheep 
Jof.% .6.1and  that  floweth  with  milk]  and  honey 
/Wg.4.i9.opened  a  bottle  of  ml\,%nd  gave  him 

5r.25.he  asked  water,&  fhe  gave  him  mil\ 
Job  10. 10. haft  thou  not  powred  me  out  as  mil\ 

21.24.his  breads  are  full  of  mill{ 
Pra.27.27.thou  fhalthave  goats  ml\  for  thy 

30.3 3. churning  of  wi^bringeth  forth  butter 
Cant.4.1  i.hony  and  milk,  are  under  thy  tongue 
5. 1 .1  have  drunk  my  wine  and  mil\ 
1  i.waihed  with  0zi/£,and  fitly  fet 
Ifa.y.zz.  for  the  abundance  of  mil\  that  they  fhall 
28.9-them  that  are  weaned  from  the  mil{ 
$  j.i  .  come,  buy  wine  and  mity  without  money 
60. 16.  thou  (halt  fuck  the  milk  of  the  Gentiles 
Jer.i  1. 5. land  flowing  with  »j/£  and  honey 

Chap.3  2.22.  £^£.20.6,1  j. 
Lam.+.j.her  Naxarites  were  whiter  then  mil\ 
E-^etyt  5.4.and  they  fhall  drink  thy  ml\ 
Joel  3.i8.and  the  hils  fhall  flow  with  md\ 
1  Cor.%  .2.1  have  fed  you  with  miltyznd  not  with 

9.7.who  feedeth'a  flock,&  eateth  not  of  the  milk. 
Heb.  5 .  1 2.become  fuch  as  •have  need  of  milk 

1 3.  for  every  one  that  ufeth  milk  is 
1  Pet.z.z.  defire  the  fincere  mil\  of  the  word 


lfa.66.1  i.that  you  may  ml\  out,and  be  delighted 

Exod.i  i.5.of  themaidferv.  that  is  behind  the  mitt 
Af.tf.24.4w  two  women  fhalbe  grinding  at  the  m. 


Num.ii.  8.  gathered  it,and  ground  it  in  mils 


//i.47.2.take  the  milfiones,  and  grind  meal 
je.My.io.found  of  the  miljl.Si  light  of  the  candle 

Jfi. 3. 1 6. walking,  and  mincing  as  they  go 

Gra.26.35.  wereagriefof  mindtolhzc  &Rebe. 
Lev.14.1z.mind  of  the  Lo.  might  be  (hewed  them 
Deut.  1 8.i5.and  come  with  all  the  defire  of  his  mind 
28.6y.fhaU  give  thee  forrow  of  mind 
3  o.  i.fhall  call  them  to  mind  among  the  nations 
1  Chro.z8.o.  ferve  him  with  a  willing  mind 
Neh.4.6.  for  the  people  had  a  willing  mind 
Job  23.i3.butheis  of  one  mind^nd  who  can  turn 
Pfal.  3 1 . 1 2.forgotten,as  a  dead  man  out  of  mind 
Pro.z1.z7.  when  he  bringeth  it  with  a  mck.m'md 

29.1 1  .a  fool  uttereth  all  hismind 
lfa.z6 >3.whofe  mindis  flayed  on  thee 

46.8 .  bring  it  again  to  mind,  O  ye  tranfgreffors 
6y.17.and  the  former  fhall  not  come  into  mind 
/e*\3.i6.neither  fhall  it  come  to  mind 

44.21.and  it  came  not  into  hismind 
£^£.23.17.  &  her  mind  was  alienated  from  them 
Dan.  5.20.  and  his  mind  hardened  in  pride,he  was 
Hab.1.1 1  .then  fhall  his  mind  change,and  hee 
Mar.$.\  5. fitting  cloathed,and  in  his  right  mind 

L%8.jj. 

14. 72.Peter  called  to  mind  the  word  that  Jefus 

Lu\e  i.29.caft  in  hex  mind,  what  manner  of  falut. 

1 2.29.neither  beyou  of  doubtfull  mind 
Act.  1 7.1 1. received  the  word  with  all  readin.of  m. 
20. 19. ferve  the  L.with  all  humblenefs  of  mind 
Rom.  1 . 2 8  .God  gave  them  up  to  a  reprobate  mind 
7.2  5.withthe»i»rflfervethelaw  of  God 
8  .y.carnall  mind  is  enmity  againft  God 

27.knoweth  what  is  the  rrimdoi the  fpirit 
11.34.who  hath  known  the  #z««/oftheLord 
1 2. 1 6.be  of  the  fame  mind  one  toward  another 
1 4.  f.be  fully  perfwaded  in  his  own  mind 
1 5.6.that  ye  may  with  one  wwziglorifie  God 
1  j.in  fome  fort,as  putting  you  in  mind 

1  Cor.i.io.  joyned  together  in  the  fame  mind 

2.i6.for  who  hath  known  the  mind  of  the  Lord 
but  we  hive  the  mind  of  Chrift 

2  Cfl>-.7.7.your  fervent  mind  toward  me,fo  that; 

8. 1 2.be  firft  a  willing  mind,it  is  accepted 

1 3-2.be  of  one  mind,\ive  in  peace 
£pk/".2.3.fulfillingthe  defires  of  the  mind 

4.  I7.walk  in  the  vanity  of  their  mind 
PbU.i,z-j.ye  ftand  faft  in  one  fpirit,wich  one  .%<;'«<! 

2.2.  of  one  accord,of  one  mind 
3  .in  lowlinefle  of  mind,  let  each  efteem 
j.letthiswistJbein  you,which  was 

4.2.that  they  be  of  the  fame  mind 
Co/.2.i8.vainly  puft  up  by  his  flefhly  mind' 

3 . 1  i.put  on  humblenefle  of mind 
2  Tbef.i.z.  that  they  be  not  foon  fhaken  io  mind  J 
zTim.i.f.  fpirit  of  love,and  of  a  found  mind 
Tit.  1. 1  f  .even  their  mind  and  confcience  is  defiled 

3. 1. put  them  in  mindtobe  fubjeft  to  powers 
He&.8.io.I  will  put  my  lawes  into  their  mind 
1  Pet. ,3 .8  .be  you  all  of  one  mind,  having  compalT. 

oaa 


4. 1. arm  yourfelves  with  the  fame  mind 
f.2.not  for  hithy  lucre,but  of  a  ready  mind 
Rev.ij.  9.  here  is  the  mindwhich  hath  wifdome 
1 3  .thefe  have  one  mind, a.nd  (hall  give 
My  gpnO. 
Num.16. z8.not  donethem  of  mine  own  mind 
24. 1 3.  to  do  good  or  bad  of  mine  own  mind 
1  Sam.z.i  y .according  to  that  which  is  in  my  mind 
1  Chr. 22. 7. it  was  in  my  mindto  build  an  houfe 
Jer.i%.  1  .yet  my  mind  could  not  be  toward  this 
19.  j.  neither  came  it  into  my  mind 

Chap.3  2.3  5. 
./-..W2. 3. 2 1. this  I  recall  to  ^(/..therefore 
£^.23.i8othen  my  wiwas  alienated  from  her 
Rom,?.  2  3. warring  againft  rhe  law  in  my  mind 
Thy  mm. 

1  Sdffl.p.zo.not  thy  mind  on  them^for  they  are 
Job  3  4.3  3  .fhould  it  be  according  to  thy  mind 
£^.23.2*.  from  whom  thy  mind  is  alienated 

Verfe  28. 

3  8 . 1  o.fame-  time  fhall  things  come  into  thy  m, 

Dan.z.zg.thy  thoughts  came  into  thy  mind 

AT^.22,37.fhalt  love  the  Lord  with  all  thy  mind 

Ma/.  12. 30.  Lu\e  10.27. 

Philem.  14.  without  thy  mind  would  I  do  nothin° 

Tfour  S^ixiQ. 
Gcn.zi  .8  .if  it  be  your  mindthzt  I  (hould  bury 
Jer.  5 1 . 5  o.  let  Jerufalem  come  into  your  mind 
E^e\.  1 1 .  •)  .1  kn.the  things  that  come  into  your  m. 

20.3  2.that  which  cometh  into  your  mind 
Rom.  1 2.2.tranf-for.  by  the  renewing  of  your  mind 

2  Cw.8.i9.and  declaration  of  your  ready  mind 

9.2.I  know  the  forwardneffe  of  your  mind 
Ephef.^.zi.be  renewed  in  the  fpirit  of  your  mind 
Col.  1 .2  i.fomtimes  enemies  in  your  mindset 

1  Pet.1.1 3  .gird  up  the  loines  of  your  mind 

&)W.8.f  .that  are  after  the  flefh,wJ»rfthe  things 
1z.16.mind  not  high  things,but  condefcend 
Phil. 1. 16.  let  us  mindthe  fame  thing 
19.WI10  mind  earthly  things 

Ruth  1. 1  S.was  ftedfaftly  mmded  to  goe  with  her 

2  Cfcro.24.4.Joafh  was  minded  to  repair  the  houfe 
E^ra  7.13.  which  are  minded  of  their  owne  free 
Mat.i .  i9>was  minded  to  put  her  away  privily 
Acls  27.39.into  which  they  were  minded  to  thurft 
Rom.8.6.fot  to  be  carnally  minded  is  death 

but  to  be  fpiritually  minded  is  life 
1 1. 20.be  not  hi^h-minded,bat  feare 
1  f.y. grant  you  to  be  like  minded  one  towards 
2  Cor.1.1 5. in  this  confidence  I  was  mind,  to  come 

i7.when  I  therefore  was  thus  minded 
Gal.  j.io.that  you  will  be  no  otherwife  minded 
Phil.z.zbe  like  minded,having  the  fame  love 
20.for  I  have  no  man  like  minded  who  will 
3.1  f  .as  many  as  be  perfec"r,be  thus  minded 

if  in  any  thing  ye  be  otherwife  minded 
1  Thefc.  14.  comfort  the  feeble  minded 

1  Tim.6.  i7.that  are  rich,that  they  be  not  high-0W. 

2  Tim.  3 .4.traitors,  headie,  high-minded 
Titus  2.6.young  men  exhort  to  be  fober. 
Jam.  1.8  .a  double  minded  mm  is  unliable  in 

4,8  .purifie  your  hearts  ye  double  minded 
flptnOfuH. 

1  Cbro.  1 6.  r  y.be  ye  mindfulL  of  his  covenant, 
Neb.g.  1 7-neither  mindfulLof&e  Works  that  thou 
P/^.8.4.whatis,m3n3tfiatthouartwi»rfJ(9^ofhim 

Heb.  2.  6. 
i  1  i.y.he  will  evetbe  mindfull  of  his  covenant 
1 15.12.the  Lord  hath  been  mindfull of  us? 
If  a.  17 . 1  o.nct  mindfull  of  the  rock  of  thy  ftrength 

2  Tim.  1  -4.being  mindfull  of  thy  teares 
He&.n.iy.and  truely,ifthey  had  been  mindfull 
z  Pet-z.z.  that  we  may  be  mindfull  of  the  workes 

Judg.  1 9. 3  o.conGder  of  it,  and  fpeak  your  minds 
2  Sam.ij.S.and  they  be  chafed  in  their  minds 

1  Kjn-y.i  5-if  it  he  your  minds,\i\en  let  none 
£^.24.25.  that  whereupon  they  fet  their  minds 

36.5*  with  defpitefull  minds  to  caft 
Acls  i4.2.and  made  their  minds  evill  affcfted 
28.6.they  changed  their  minds,%x\d  faid 

2  Cor.i .  I4.but  their  minds  were  blinded 
4.4.God  of  this  world  hath  blinded  the  minds 
1 1 .3  ,fo  your  minds  (hould  be  corrupted 

PW/.4.7.fhaU 


M  I  N        M  I  N 


MI  N        M  I  N 


M  I  N 


M  I  N 


PJw/.4.7.fti3ll  keep  your  hearts  and  minds 
i  Tim.6.  f.men  of  corrupt  min. — fro.  fuch  withdr. 
2  Tim. j.8.of  corrupt  #z»wfo,reprobate  concern.the 
He&.io.i6.andin their mindswill  I  write  them 

I2.j.leftye  faint  in  yoar  minds 
z  Yet.s .  i .  I  ftir  up  your  pure  witfis  by  way  of 

Aff.io.  ii.minding  himfelf  to  go  a  foot 

$®tne. 
Gen.  i  j.  ?  .one  borne  in  mine  houfe  is  mint  heir 
3 1. 4 j.  all  that  thoufeeft  is  mine 
4%.$.mine,as  Reuben  and  Simeon  fhall  be  mine 
Exod.  i  3 .  i.both  of  man,  and  of  beaft,it  is  mine 
1 9. 5. for  all  the  earth  is  mine 
34.19.  all  that  openeth  the  matrix  is  mine 
Iro.zo.26.from  other  peop.that  ye  fhould  be  mine 

25.23  .land  is  mine,iox  ye  were  ftrangers 
2V«w.3.n.therefore  the  Levites  fhall  be  mine 
1 3  .becaufe  all  the  firft-born  are  mine 

mine  they  fhall  be  J  am  the  Lord 
4f.  and  theLcvites  fhall  be  mine 

Chap.  8. 14. 
8.i7.children  of  Ifrael  are  mine 
2  Sam.  1 4.3o.fee  Joabs  field  is  neer  mine,  and  he 

1  Kjn.z.i  5  .thou  knoweft  that  the  kingd.was  mine 

3. 26.1et  it  be  neither  thine  nor  minejout  divide 
20. 3  .thy  iilver  and  thy  gold  is  mine 

thy  childr.even  the  goodlieft  are  mine 

2  i$tf£.io.6.ifyebe/OTzejandifyou  will  hearken 
Job  4 1. 1 1.  whatfoever  is  under  the  heaven  is  mine 
Pfal.  yo.io.for  every  beaft  of  the  forreft  is  mine 

1 1  .the  wild  beafts  of  the  field  are  mine 
1 2. the  world  ismine,znd  the  fulneffe  therof 
£o.7.Gilead  is  mine, MmavXeh  is  mine 

Ephraim  is  the  ftrength  oimine  head 
Pfal.ioS.B. 
Pi"(7.8.i4.counfellis  mine, mi  found  wifdome 
Cant.z.16.  my  beloved  \smine,znd  I  am  his 
6.3 .1  am  my  beloved$,and  my  beloved  is  mine 
8.i2  .my  vineyard  which  is  mine  is  before  me 
ifa.zj. 4.furie  is  notmine 

43. 1 .1  have  redeemed  thee,  thou  art  mine 
/e^.44.28.whofe  words  fhall  ftand,  mine  or  theirs 
£^.16.8.1  fware  unto  thee,and  thou  becam.wise 
1  B.mine  oyl, and  mine  incenfe  before  them 
1 8 .4.behold,  all  fouls  are  mine ;  as 

fo  alfo  the  foul  of  the  fon  is  mine 
23. 4. they  were  mine,znd  they  bare  fons 

5.8c  Ahol.played  thehar].whenfhewas?OT2£ 
29. 9. river  is?OTe>andI  have  made  ic 
3  5.  jo.thefe  two  countries  fhall  be  mine 
Hag.z,8.the  filver  is  mine,ind  the  gold  is  mine 
Ma/.$  .17  .they  fhall  be  mine,  faith  the  Lord 
Ate.7.24.whofoever  heareth  thefe  fayings  oimine 
26.thefe  fayings  of  minc,md  doth  them  not 
20.2  3  .and  on  my  left  hand,is  not  mine  to  give 
Mar.  10. 40. 
Lul$  9.3 8. upon  my  fon,forheis;wB£onlyfon 
ii.6.z  friend  oimine  in  his  journey  is  come 
John  2.4.  mine  hour  is  not  yet  come 

7.i6.my  doctrine  is  not  mine,  but  his  that  fent 
10. 14.  know  my  fheep,and  am  known  oimine 
14.24.word  which  you  hear  is  not  minejout 
i6.i4.hefhall  receive  of  mine,md  fhall  give 
1  y.all  things  that  the  Father  hath  are  mine 
therefore faid  I,  He  fnall  take  oimine 
i7.io.all?wi»e  are  thine,and  thine  are  mine 
Ko»2.i2.i9.vengeanceis  mine,\  will  repay  it 
i6.i3.falute  Rufus  his  brother  and  mine 
Phil. 1.4.1x1  every  prayer  of  mine,  for  you 

2  Chro.i  1.1  j .next him  were  Eden,and  Miniamin 
Neb.  1  o.7.Mefhul!am,  Abi  ph,Miniamin — fealed 
1 2.17-of  Miniamin,oi  Moadiah,  Piltai 
41.  Miniamin, Mkhiiah,md  Elioenai 
#ingle. 
Ifa.  f.2Z.men  of  ftrength  to  mingle  ftrong  drink 
DflS.2.43.  fhall  mingle  themfelves  with  the  fons  of 

Singled. 

Exod.9.  24.  and  fire  mingled  with  hail>  very  griev. 

29.40.of  ftowx ,  mingled  with  the  fourth  part 
Levit.  2. 4.  of  fine  flowre  mingled  with  oyle 

Verfey.  Chap.  14.10,2 1.&  23.1 3. 

Numb.7. 13,  i9,  25, 31, 37,  43,49. 

55^1,67,73,79.  &8.8. 


7.  10.  mezt-ofiering  mingled  with  oyle 

Numb.  28.  9, 12,  13,  20,28, 
&  29. 3,  2, 14. 
1  i.unlcayened  cakes  mingled  with  oyl 

Numb.6. 1  y. 
9-4.a  meat-offering  mingled  with  oyl 
1 9. 1 9.not  fow  thy  field  with  mingled  feed 
Num.  1 5.4.  mingled  with  the  fourth  part  of  an  hin 

Chap.28.y. 
g.mingled  with  a  third  part  of  an  hin 
o.three  tenth  deals  of  flowr  mingled 
%-Xtct-  9.2.  have  mingled  themfelves  with  the  people 
Pfal.10  z.g.md  mingled  my  drink  with  weeping 

106.3  y.but  were  mingled  with  the  heathen 
Pro.p.z.ihe  hath  mingled  her  wine 

5. drink  of  the  wine  which  I  have  mingled 
Ifa.  19. 1 4. Lord  hath  mingled  a  perverfe  fpirit  in 
Jer.z^.zo.aM  the  mingled people,and  the  Kings 
24  and  all  the  Kings  of  the  mingled  people 
50.37.3  fword  upon  all  the  mingled people 
£^.30.y.Lidia,andall  the  mingled  people 
Ato.27.34.vinegertodrink,ff»Bg&iwith  gall 
Mar.  1 5. 23. to  drink  wine  mingledwkh  myrihe 
Lufye  1 3.i.whofe  bloud  Pilate  had  mingled  with 
Rev.  8.7.hail  and  fire  mingled  with  bloud 
1 5.2.a  fea-of  glafl!  mingled  with  fire 

Exo.  y .  i9.ye  fhal  not  minijh  ought  fro.your  bricks 

P/21/.107.39.  they  are  minifloed&ni  brought  low 

Exod.  24. 1 3  .Mofes  rofe  up,&  his  minifler  Jofhua 
Jof.i.iSpake  untojofnua  Mofes  minifler 
Mat. 10. 26.great  among  you,let  him  be  your  mini. 
Mar.  10.43  .great  among  you,  fhall  be  your  mini  ft. 
Liife  4.20.  and  he  gave  it  again  to  the  mimfter 
Alls  1 3.  y. they  had  alfo  John  to  their  minifter 

26.1 6.to  make  thee  a  minifter, znd  a  witnefle 
Rom.  1 3 .4-for  he  is  the  minifler  of  God  to  thee 

minifler  of  God,a  revenger  to  execute 
1  y.8.  Chrift  was  a  minifler  of  the  circumcifion 
\6.miniffier  of  Jefus  Chrift  to  the  Gentiles 
Gal.z.  1 7. is  therefore  Chrift  the  minifler  of  fin 
Epbcf.  3 . 7 .1  was  made  a  minifler  according  to 

6.2 1  .Tichicus  a—  faithfull  minifler  of  the  Lo. 
Co/.i.7.who  is  for  youa  faithfull  minifler 
23.  whereofl  Paulammadea  minifler 
2 y  .a minifter^ccotding  to  the  difpenfation 
4-7.a  beloved  brother,and  faithfull  minifler 
1  Tbef.^.zSent  Timothy  our  broth. &  min.oi Go. 
1  T2ffz.4.6.fhaltbe  a  good  minifler  of  Jefus  Chrift 
Heb.S.z.  a  minifler  of  the  fanctuary 

fllfXntfter, 
Exo.  2  8 . 1  .that  he  may  minifler  to  me  in  the  priefts 
Ver.3,4.  Cha.40.13. 

3  y.it  fhall  be  upon  Aaron,to  minifler 
41.  may  minifler  unto  me  in  the  priefts  office 

Chap.30.30.  &  40.15. 

4  3. when  they  come  to  the  altar  to  minifler 
29. 1  .to  minifler  to  me  in  the  priefts  office 

30.  when  he  cometh  to  minifler  in  the  holy 
44.I  will  fanftifie  Aaron  to  minifler  to  me 

30.20.  or  when  they  come  neer  to  minifler 
3 1. 1  o.fons  to  minifler  in  the  priefts  office 

Chap.  3  5.19. 
39.26.about  the  hem  of  the  robe,  to  minifler  in 
4i.garments  to  minifler  in  the  priefts  office 
Lev.j.  3  5.  day  he  prefented  them  to  minifler 

16.  3  2.  prieft  whom  he  fhall  confecr.to  minifler 
Num.i.  fo.md  they  fhall  minifler  unto  it 
3.  3.  whom  he  confecrated  to  minifler 

6.  that  they  may  minifler  unto  him 

3 1.  and  the  veffcli  wherewith  they  mimfter 
4.9.veff.thereof,wherewith  they  minifler  unto  it 

Vtrfe  14. 
12.inftr.of  miniftcry,wherewith  they  minift. 
8.26.hut  fhall  minifler  with  their  brethren 
i6.9.before  the  congregation,  to  mini,  to  them 
i8.2.joyned  unto  thee,and  minifler  unto  thee 
thou  and  thy  fons  with  thee  fhall  minifler 
Deut.10.8.  tribeof  Levi  tominiftertonto  him 
i7.12.not  unto  the  prieft  that  ftandeth  to  mm. 
1 8. 5. to  ftand  to  minifler  in  the  name 

7.  then  he  fhall  minifler  in  the  name  of 
21.5.  for  them  thy  God  hath  chofen  to  mimfter 

1  Sam.  2. 1 1.  the  child  did  minifler  unto  the  Lord 


1  Kin.S.  1 1. not  ftand  to  tfzisi.becaufe  of  the  cloud 

1  Chr.  15.2.  chofen  to  minifter  before  him  for  ever 
i6.4.certain  Leviis  to  minifter  before  the  Ark 

37.Afaphand  his  brethren  lominifler 
23. 1 3 .to minifler  unto  him,and  to  bleffe 
26. 1 2.to  minifler  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

2  Cbr.5.  i4.that  the  priefts  could  not  ftand  to  m'm. 
8.i4.to  praife  and  minifler  before  the  priefts 
1 3.  icpriefts  which  minifler  are  fons  of  Aaron 
23.6.that  minifler  of  the  Levits,they  fhall  g0 
24.14.even  veffels  iominiftcr}  and  to  offer 
29. 1 1  .that  you  fhould  minifter  unto  him 
3 1. 2. to  mimfter,zr\A  to  give  thanks 

Neb.  1  o.  3  <?.unto  the  priefts  that  minifler 

3 9.  where  are  —the  priefts  that  minifler 
Pfal.g.S.he  fhall  minifler  judgment  to  the  people 
J/2r.6o.7.rams  of  Nebaioth  fhall  minifler  unto  thee 

10.  their  Kings  fhall  minifter  unto  thee 
fa.  33.2  2.and  the  Levits  that  minifter  unto  me 
Eifl1.40.46.  which  come  neer  to  minifter  unto  him 
42.14. fhall  lay  their  garments  wherin  they  mi. 
44. 1 1. they  fhall  ftand  before  them  to  minifter  ' 
1  y.come  neer  to  me,to  minifter  unto  me 
1 6.come  neer  to  my  table  to  minifter 
1 7.whileft  they  minifter  in  the  gates 
27.10  minifter  in  the  fanduary 
4 5. 4. which  fhall  come  neer  to  minifler 
Mat.io.z2.not  to  be  miniftred  unto,BtK:  to  minift. 

Ma)\  10.45. 
25. 44.  and  did  not  minifter  unto  thee 
AEl.z4.z1  .his  acquaintance,  to  minifler  unto  him 
Rom.x  5.25.10  Jerufalcm,to  minifter  to  the  faints 
27.to  minifler  unto  them  in  carnall  things 

1  Cor.9. « ?-which  m'mifl.  about  holy  things,do  live 

2  Cfly.9.io.both  minifler  bread  for  your  food,and 
Epbef.4.zg.  that  it  may  minifler  grace 
1  Tim.  i  .4.which  wwi/Z.queftions,rather  then  edif. 
Heb.i.  14.  fent  out  to  minifter  forthem  who  fhall' 

6.io.have  miniftred  to  the  faints,  &  do  minifler 
1  Pff.i.i2.unto  us  they  did  minifter  the  things 
4.io.evenfo  minifler  the  fame  one  to  another 
1  i.if  any  man  minifler, \ti  him  do  it  as 

1  Kjng.  io.y.and  the  attendance  of  his  miniflcrs,8c 

2  Cbro.g.4. 
E^ra  7.24-or  miniflers  of  this  houfe  of  God 

8.  i7.that  they  iliould  bring  unto  us  minifter s 
Pfal.ioi.z  1  .ye  minifter  s  of  his  that  do  his  pleafure 
104.4.  who  maketh  his  miniflers  a  flame  of  fire 
lfa.6 1  .£.men  fhall  call  you  the  minifters  of  our  G. 
Jer.7,  j.2i.with  the  Levits,thepriefts,my  wi#ij?m 
£^.44. 1 1  .they  fhal  be  minifters  in  my  fanftuary 
4  5.4.holy  portion  for  the  miniflers  of  the  imSt. 
t-minifl.  have  for  a  poffeffion  twenty  chamb. 
46. 24.  where  the  minifters  fhall  boile  the  facrif. 
Joel  i.9.the  Lords  minifters  mourn 
1 3.hov/\,yc  minifters  of  the  altar 

all  night  in  fack-cloth,ye  miniflers  of 
2.17. minift.  weep  between  the  porch  &  the  alt. 
Lu\e  1. 2. f  10m  the  beginning  were  minifters 
Rom.i$.6Sor:  they  are  Gods  minifters  ^tending 

1  Co>'.3.5.but  miniflers  by  whom  you  beleeved 
4.i.account  of  us  as  of  the  minifters  of 

2  C0/-.3 .6.made  us  able  minifters  of  the  new  Tefta. 
6.4.  approving  your  felves  the  minifters  of  God 
1 1. 1  %.mm.  alfo  be  tranf-for.as  the  mn.oi right. 

2  3. are  they  minifters  of  Chrift,!  fpeak  as  a 
Heb.  1.7. maketh  his  minifters  a  flame  of  fire 

gpfntftration. 
Lul^. '  •  2  3  .as  foon  as  the  dayes  of  his  miniflrat.weK 
Alt. 6. 1  .widows  neglected  in  the  daily  miniftration 
2  Cor.  3. 7. if  the  miniflration  oi ^death  wasglorious 

8.  miniflration  of  the  fpirit  be  rather  glorious 

9.  if  the  mimftrat.  of  condemnation  be  glory 
much  mo. doth  the  minifl.oi right.exceed 

9.1 3. by  experiment  of  this  miniftration,they 
S0intftret>. 
2\to.3.4.Eleazar  &  Ithamar  miniftredin  the  prie. 
Deut.  io.6.Eleazar  miniftredin  the  priefts  office 

1  Si«fl.2.i8.but  Samuel  miniftred  before  the  Lord 
3. 1. child  Samuel  miniftred  unto  the  Lord 

2  Sam.  1 3. 1 7 .called  his  fervant  that  miniftred  unto 

1  20*»-i-4'damofel  «K».unto  him,but  the  K.knew 
1 5.and  Abiihagminiflredunto  the  King 

19.21.  went  after  Elijah,and  miniftred  10  him    , 

2  King.zf.14.  went  after  Elijah,  &  mm.  unto  him 
1  Chr. 6. 3  z.miniftredj 


MI  N 


M  I  N 


MIR        MIR 


M  I  S 


M  I  S 


i  Cbro.6.3  z.miniftred  before  the  dwelling  p"t_c.of 
28.  i.  captains  that  mm.unto  the  King  by  cour. 
z  Ch; o.z2.  .B.foand  thebre.of  Abaziah,that  min.xo 
Eflher  2.2.then  faid  theferv.whichtfKtf.untohim 
6.3. faid  thefer.that/wi.unto  him, There  is  not. 
Jer. 5 z.  t8.veffels  of  brafl'e  wherwith  they  mi.took 
£  ...44.  12.  miniftred  unto  them  before  their  idols 
iQ.fliall  put  offthe  garm.wherwith  they  mi. 
Dan.j.iQ.  thoufand  thouiands  miniftred  unto  him 
Mat.%.  1 1. angels  came  and  miniftred  unto  him 
8. 1  f .  me  rofe  and  miniftred  unto  them 
20.28.  not  to  be  miniftred  unto,but  to  minifter 
Mar  fa  1 0.4  j. 
Marty  1 . 1 3  .and  the  angels  miniftred  unto  him 
3 1. fever  left  her,  and  me  minftrsd  unto  them 
if.  41.  followed  him,and  miniftred  unto  him 
L?/^.4.39.immediatly  me  arofe  and  ;«.unto  him 
8.3.  which  miniftred  unto  him  of  their  fubftance 
Atls  1 3.2.3s they  mi.Si.  fafted,the  Holy  Gho. faid 
19.22.  into  Maced. two  of  them  that  min.  unto 
20#34.thefe  hands  have  miniftred  unto  my  nece. 
2  Cor.3. $.thz  Epiftleof  Chrift  miniftred  by  us 
Phil.z.z$.and  he  that  miniftred  unto  my  wants 
Col.z.ig.mini(ired,and  knit  together,increafeth 
zTim.i.iS.mhow  many  things  he  OT.thoukno. 
Philem.  1 3 .  that  in  thy  ftead  lie  might  have  minift. 
Hcb.6. 1  o.in  that  ye  have  miniftred  to  the  Saints 
2  Pet.i.i  1.  fo  an  entrance  (halbe  miniftred  to  you 

2  C<j>\9. 19.tb.at  miniftrcth  feed  to  the  fower,both 
Gal.i.^.ht  that  miniftrcth  to  you  the  fpirit,  doth 

1  Chro-y.zS.  cert.  ■ — had  the  charge  of  min.  veffels 
£  .  .44. 1  i.at  the  gates  of  the  houfe  min.to  the  ho. 
^£.27.5 .  .which followed  Jefus,mira(/2.untohim 
Ko/w.i2.7.let  us  wait  on  our  miniftring 

1  $.i6-miniftring  the  Gofpel  of  Godjthat  the 

2  Co('.8.4.and  take  upon  us  the  minift. to  the  Saints 
9.i.for  as  touching  miniftring  to  the  Saints 

Hcb.  1 . 1 4.are  they  not  all  miniftring  fpirits 
10. n. every  prieft  ftandeth  daily  miniftring 

Nnm.4. 1 2.take  all  the  inftruments  of  the  miniftry 
47.  that  came  to  doe  the  fervice  of  the  minift. 
2  Cbro.7. 6. vi hen  David  praifed  by  their  miniftry 
Hof.  12.10.  and  ufed  (Imilttudes  by  the  miniftry  of 
Atls  1. 1 7.  he  hid  obtained  part  of  this  miniftry 
.  2  5. that  he  may  take  part  of  this  ministry 
6.4.W1II  give  our  felves  to  the  min.  of  the  word 
1 2.2j.returned  when  they  had  fulfil,  their  min. 
20.24.  fo  that  I  might  finiih  the  miniftry  which 
2 1. 19. what  things  God  had  wrought  by  his#z. 
Rom.  iz.j.ot  miniftry ,Iet  us  wait  on  our  miniftry 

1  Cor.i6.ij.addicT:.themfel.to  the  m  of  the  Saints 

2  Cor.  4, 1.  feeing  we  have  this  miniftry  as  we  have 

5.  18.  to  us  the  miniftry  of  reconciliation 
6.\.  giving  no  ofE;nce,that  the  miniftry  be  not 

Ephcf.^.i  2. for  the  work  of  the  miniftry,  for  the 

C0Z.4  17.  fay  to  Archippus,  Take  heed  to  the  min. 

iTim.  1 . 1 2.coun.me  faithf.putting me  into  the  m. 

2  Tiw.4.  j.niake  full  proofe  of  thy  miniftry 
1 1  .profitable  for  me  for  the  miniftry 

Hcb,$.6.hath  obtained  a  more  excellent  miniftry 
0.2  i.fprinkled  with  bloud  the  veffels  of  the  m. 

2  ^in.3.1  y.  but  now  bring  me  a  minftrel 
ajJmftrete. 

Af^.9.23.  into  the  rulers  houfe>  &  faw  the  minftr. 

#imtf, 
/e»*.5i.27.againft  her  the  kingdomes  of  Minni 

JuAg.i  i.jj.fmote  them  till  thou  come  toMinnitb 
•£^.  _  27.17.in  thy  market,wheat  of  Minnith, and 

$$tni. 

Mat.z3.z3.  for  ye  pay  tithe  of  mint  and  annife 
Luty  1j.42.ye  tithe  mi)it,rue,tk  all  man.  of  hearbs 

^_fc=featj. 
Neb. 3.3  i.over  againft  the  gate  Miphtyid 

£vo.7'.9.when  Phar.fhall  fpeak,faying,Shew  a  mi. 
1  j  <Mrf/.6.5i.con6dered  not  the  miracle  of  the  loaves 
9.39.  which  (hall  doe  3.  miracle  in  my  Name 
Luty  23.8. he  hoped  to  hive  feen  fome miracle 
John  4.?4.this  is  again  the  fecond  mir.that  Jef.did 
6. 14.hu!  feen  the  miracle  that  Jefus  did,faid 
1 0.4 1  John  did  no  miracle, but  all  that    ' 


1 2.  r  8.  heard  he  had  done  this  miracle 
Affs  4.i6.a  notable  mir.  hath  been  done  by  them 
22.  above  forty  yeers  old  on  whom  this  mir- 

^trades. 

Nfltf2.i4.22. have  feen  my  mi/a.vihich  I  have  done 
Dent.  1 1 .3  .his  miracles  he  did  unto  Phiraoh,and 
29. 3. eyes  have  feen^  and  thofe  great  miracles 
Judg.6.1 3  .and  where  areall  his  miracles 
John  2. 1 1. this  beginning  of  mir.  did  Jefus  in  Ca. 
2  3.beleevedwhentheyfaw  the  mirac.he  did 
3.2.can  doe  thefe  mir.  except  God  be  with  him 
6.z.  followed  him,becaufe  they  faw  his  miracl. 
z6.ye  feek  me,not  becaufe  ye  faw  the  miracl. 
7.3  1. will  hedoemoe  miracles  then  thefe  w  hich 
9.16.  can  a  man  that  is  a  (inner  doe  Cuchmirac. 
1  i,47.whatdoe  we'this  man  doth  many  mirac. 
1 2. 37. though  he  had  done  fo  many  miracles 
Atls  2.2  2.a  man  approved  of  God  by  miracles 
6. 8. Steven  did  great  miracles  among  the  people 
8. 6. hearing  and  feeing  the  miracles  he  did 

i3.wondred,beholding  the  »z.wch  were  done 
if.  12.  declaring, w hat  miracles  Godhadwrou. 
19. 1  i.God  wrought  fpeciall  mir.  by  the  hands 
1  Cor.  1 2. 10.  to  another  the  working  of  miracles 
28. after  that  miracles,then  gifts  of  healing 
iQ.zxe  all  workers  of  miracles 
Gal.  3 .  j.  that  worketh  miracles,  doth  he  it  by 
Heb.2.4.God  bearing  them  witneffe  with  miracles 
Rev.  1 3 . 1 4.deceiveth  them  by  thofe  miracles 
16.14.they  are  tht  fpirits  of  devils  working  mi. 
19.20.  falfe  prophet  that  wrought  mira.  before 
Sfytve. 
2Sa#2.22.43.Idid  fiarnpthem  as  the  mire  of  the 
fob  8.n.can  the  ruth  gtow  up  withoutwire 
30. 19. he  hath  caft  me  into  the  mire 
41.30.he  fpreadech  (harp  pointed  thi.on  the  m. 
Pfal.6g.z.  I  fink  in  deep  mire  where  there  is 

1 4. deliver  me  out  of  the  mire, and  let 
lfa.io.6.to  tread  them  down  like  mire  in  the  ftre. 

57.20.wh.ofe  waters  caft  up  mire  and  dirt 

Jer, 3  8 ,6.  in  the  dungeon  was  no  water  but  mire 

fo  Jeremiah  funk  in  the  mire 

2  2.thy  feet  are  funk  in  the  mire,and 

Mitah  7. 10. now  fnall  (he  be  troden  as  the  mire 

Zech.g. $.and  fine  gold  as  the  mire  in  the  ftreets 

10.5.  which  tread  down  their  enem-in  the  mire 
z  Pet,z.zz.  fow  warned  to  her  wallow.in  the  mire 

Exod.if.zo.  and  Miriam  took  a  timbrel  in  her  ha. 
2 1  .and  Miriam  anfwered  them,Sing  ye 

Num.  1 2. 1  .Miriam  and  Aaron  fpake  againft  Mof. 
4,fpake  unto  Aaron_.nd  unto  Miriam 
5. the  Lord  called  Aaron,  and  Miriam 
lo.and  hehold,Miriam  became  leprous 

Aaron  looked  uoonMir. — (he  was  !ep. 

I  j.  Miriam  was  (hut  out  from  the  camp 

journ.not  till  Mir.vias  brought  inag. 
20.i.abode  in  Kadefti,  and  Miriam  died  the*e 
26.59.unto  Amram, Aaron,  Mofes,  &  Miriam 
Df//f.24.9.remember  what  God  did  unto  Miriam 
1  Chro. 4.i7.(he  bare  Miriam^nd  Sbammai 

6. 3. children  of  Amram,  Aar.  Mofes,  &  itf»'M«2 
Micah  6.4.fent  before  thee  Mofes,  Aaron,  &  Mir. 

Pfal.40.  z.  he  brought  mc  out  of  the  mirie  clay 
£^.47.1  i.but  the  mirie  places  (hall  not  be  heal. 
D0Z.2.41.  faweft  iron  mixt  with  mirie  clay 

Veife43. 
S$ftma. 
\  Cfoo.8.io.and  JeuZjShachiajand-MJ^W/i 

S£frtr». 
G  en.  3 1 . 2  7 . 1  mi  ght  have  fent  thee  a w  ay  w th  mirth 
Neh.S.iz.  people  went  away  to  make  great  mirth 
Vfal.in. 1. they  tnac  wafted  us  defired  of  us  mirth 
Pro.14.s3.  even  the  end  ofthatOT«fei$heavineffe 
Ecdcf.z.i.go  to,I  will  prove  thee  with  mirth 
2. 1  faid  of  mirth,  What  doth  it 
7.4.heart  of  fools  is  in  the  houfe  of mirth 
8.1  j.then  I  commended  /wirrh.becaufe 
7p.24.8.the  mirth  of  tabrets  ceafetb,  the  noife  of 

I I  .the  mirth  of  the  land  is  gone 

Jer.-j . 3  4.to  ceafe  fr.  the  cities  of  Jud.the  voi.of  m. 
1 6.9.to  ceafe  in  your  dayes  the  voice  of  mirth 
2  j .10.I  will  take  from  them  the  voice  of  mirth 

£^<?.2i.io.thatitmay  glut. mould  we  then  ma.w. 

Hof.z.ii.l  willalfo  caufe  her  minb  to  ceafe 

__________      Qqq  ? 


59irtle,See  dg_tfe. 

j^ifcarrpmg. 

Ho/!9.i4.eive  them  a  mifcarrying  womb,&  dry  br. 

^ifchtefe. 

Gen.^z.^.lefk  peradventure  (ome  mifibiefe  befall 
38.  ifmijfbhiefe  befall  him  by  the  way 

G-rjarJ.44.J9; 
Exod.z  1 .22.and  yet  no  mifchiefe  follow,  he  (hall 
23. if  any  miftbicfe  follow, then  thou 
32.1 2.and  fay,  For  mifchiefdid  he  bring 
2  2.peopie  that  they  are  fet  on  mifchiefe 

1  Sam.z3.1p.knew  Saul  praftifed  wi/cfoic/e aga.him 

2  Sam.  i6.8.taken  to  thy  mifcbief,bec3.afe  thou  att 

1  "Kin.  1 1*25  .befide  the  mifchiefe 'that  Hacad  did 

20. 7. fee  how  this  man  feeketh  mifchiefe 

2  Kin.7.9. if  we  tarry  till  the  morning,fome  mifcb. 
Neb.6.z.but  they  thought  to  doe  me  mifchiefe 
Eftb.S.3. to  put  away  the  mifchiefe  of  Haman 

fob  1 5. 3  5. they  conceive  ?»i/Tand  bring  forth  van. 
Pfa.7. 14  conceived  mifibief,8c  brought  forth  falffi. 
16.  mif chief  (hM  returne  upon  his  own  head 
10.7.  under  his  tongue  is  mifchiefe  and  vanity 
i4.thou  beholdeft  mifchiefe  and  fpite,to    ; 
26. 10. in  whofe  hands  is  mifchiefe  znd  their 
28. 3. which  fpeake  peace,but  mifchiefe  is  in 
3  ..4. he  devifeth  mifchiefe  on  his  bed 
ja.i.  why  boafteft  thou  thy  fdf  in  mifchiefe 
5  J.  10.  mifchiefe  &  fonrow  are  in  the  midft  of  it 
62. 3. how  long  will  you  imagine  mifchiefe 
94.20.whkh  frameth  mifchiefe  by  a  law 
1 19. 1  yo.they  draw  nigh  that  follow  mifchiefe 
140. 2. which  imagine  mifchiefe  in  their  heart 
9.  let  the  mifchiefe  of  their  own  lips  confume 
Prfl.4.1 6. they  deep  not  except  they  have  done  mi. 
6.  i4^he  devifeth  mifchiefe  continually 

1 8. feet  that  be  fwift  in  running  to  mifchiefe 
10.23.  's  asa  fport  to  a  foole  to  doemifebiefe 
1 1.27.  that  feeketh  mifc.itfhAl  come  unto  him 
1 2.2i.the  wicked  (hill  be  filled  with  mifchiefe 
13.17.3  wicked  meffenger  falleth  into  mifchiefe 
17.20.that  hath  a  perverfe  tong.falleth  into  m. 
24.2.  and  their  lips  talk  mifchiefe 

i_\but  the  wicked  (hall  fall  into  mifchiefe 
28.14.that  hardeneth  his  heart  (hal  fall  into  ^ij. 
1 fa.47. 11. mifchiefe  (hall  fall  upon  thee,and  thou 

5 9.4«they  conceive  mifebiefsc  bring  forth  iniq. 
E^e tyj .z6 .mifebief  lhall  come  upon  mifchiefe 

1  i.i.thefe are  the  men  which  devife  mifchief 
Dan.i  i.27.thefe  kings  hearts  (hall  be  todomifch. 
Hof.7. 1  f.yet  do  they  imagine  mifchiefe  againft  me 
Atls  1 3. 10.O  full  of  all  mifcb.&c.  child  of  the  divel 

Spfcbfefeflf. 
Deut.i  2.23.I  will  heap  mifchiefes  upon  them 
Pfal.  j  2.2.tby  tongue  devifeth  mifchief s 

Pfal.  21. 1 1.  they  imagined  a  mifchievous  devife 

3  8.1  *•  that  feek  my  hurt,  fpeak  mifchiev.  things 
P>U24.8.to  do  evill,be  called  a  mifchievous  perfon 
Eccl.  10. 1 3. end  of  his  talk  is  mifchievous  madneffe 
Mic.7.3.thegreatman,heutterethhis«»i/^.defire 

Qfyiiixmz. 
fob  i6.z.miferable  comforters  are  ye  all 
1  Cor.  1 5. 1 9.  we  are  of  all  men  moft  miferable 
Kezi.j.iV.Sc  knoweft  not  thou  art  mif.  &  wretch 


Mat.2t.41.he  will  miferably  deftr.thofe  wick.men 
-      Sfjtferfe- 

jWg.10.16.his  foul  wasgtievedfor  the  mif.oflf. 
Job  3.20.whereforeislighttohim  that  is  in  mife. 

1 1 .  i6.becaufe  thou  (halt  forget  thy  mifery 
Pro.3  i.7.1et  him  drink,&  remem.his^/Ino  more 
Ecclef.S. 6. the  mifery  of  man  is  great  upon  him 
Lam.3.  1 9.  remembring  mine  afflidion  &  miferie 
Rom  3.16.  deftruai.  and  mifery  are  in  their  wayes 


Li2OT.i.7.remembred  in  the  dayes  o f  her  miferies 
Jam.  <.  1. howl  for  your  mif.  that  (hal  come  on  you 

f^ifgab. 
Ter  a8  i.Mifmb  is  confounded  and  difmayed 

J   '*  $.  <l.ael. 

Exod.6  .zz.fons  of  Uzziel ;  Mijhael, ^Elzaphan 
£ei;.io.4.Mofes  called  Mijhaelznd  Elzaphan 
2  c/w.2i.2.Zechariah,and  Azariah,and  Mifhael 
ATefc.8.4.and  on  his  left  hand  Pedaiah  and  Mifhael 
Van.  i.6.HananiahyMi/&<rc/,and  Azariah 

y.to  Hanan.of  Shadrachjto  Mijh.of  Mefliach 

i  1  .had 


M  IS 


M  I  T 


M  I  Z        M  O  A 


M  O  A         M  O  A 


1 1. had  fee  over  DanieLHananiabjAfr/fere/ 
ip.none  like  Daniel,Hananiah,Mf/&<ae/ 
a. 1 7. made  the  thing  known  to  Hanm.MiJbael 
flptOjaL 
J0Jb.11.3o.out  of  the  tribe  of  Aiher,  Mijhal 

SKHlbam, 
1  Chro.S.i  i.fons of  ElpaaI,Eber,  and  Mifham 

gjjjf£beal. 
fofh.19.16.  &  Alammelccb,&  Amad,and  Mijheal 

Slfjilbma. 
Ge».  i  j.  1 4-of  Iftimael  ,A/(/&^<j3DumahJMafla 
1  CM'o.i.jo.Mi/^WdjDumahjMafla 
4<2y.Mibfan  his  fon,  Mijhma  his  fon 
z6.fons  of  Mijhma,  Hamuel  his  fon 
flptlhzattejal. 
1  Chr.t.%  j  .the  Shumathites,the  MiJhraites,o(  the 


E^<2  2.2.Mordecai,Bid(han3Mi/]w  went  up 

fljfMfpevetl). 
2ve&.7  -7  .Mordecai3Bilfhan3Afi//w#&  came  with 

SEJifiejiljot^maim. 
Jof.i  1. 8. and  chafed  them  to  Mifrephothmaim 
1  j.6.from  Lebanon  unto  Mifephotbmaim 
differ. 
Vfal.$2.6.oi the  Hermonites  from  the  hill  ykfi^r 

ffl#ffe. 
,/W.20.i6.ftones  at  an  hairs  breadth,&  not  mijje 
1  Sam.20A.ii  thy  father  at  all  miffe  me3theu  fay 

1  Sam.  io.  1 8.(halt  be  aw/fa/,  thy  feat  will  be  empty 
zy.  1 5. neither  miffed  we  any  thing  as  long 
2  i.fo  that  nothing  was  miffed  of  all  that 

1  &M*2. 2 5. 7. neither  was  there  ought  miffing 
i  K'«g-20.  j?.if  by  any  means  he  be  miffing 

G«2.2.6.there  went  up  a  mift  from  the  earth 
A£ts  1  j.i  1.  immediatly  there  fell  on  him  a  «m/2 
aPtf.2.i7.to  whom  the  mift  of  darkneffe  is  refer. 

fl^tftreflte. 
Ge».i6.4.her  mijlreffe  was  defpifed  in  her  eye 
8.1  flee  from  the  face  of  my  miftreffe 
_  9-returntothy»«^e/7e,and  fubmit 

1  Kj .17-17  fon  of  the  mijlreffe  of  the  houfe  fell  fick 

2  Kjng.f- J  me  faid  unto  her  mijlreffe , Would  God 
P/a/.  1 2  j.2.eysof  a  maiden  to  the  hand  of  her  #«. 
Pr0.3o.23.8i:  an  hand-maid  that  is  heir  tohermiff. 
Ifa.  i4-2.as  with  the  maid,  fo  with  her  mijlreffe 
Nah.i-4.  mijlreffe  of  witchcrafts,  thatfelleth  nati. 

apifafcO, 
1  Chr. 3 6.16. defpifed  his  v;ords,mifuJedhis  proph. 

Sfyitc,  Suites, 
.Mar.  12.4  2.  (he  threw  in  two  mUes,vfhich  make  a 
£«/j;fi  12.y9.till  thou  haft  paid  the  laft  mite 
2i.2.widow  cafting  in  thither  two  mites 

flatter, 

Exod.  28  -4-a  broidered  coat3a  miter,  and  a  girdle 
37.blue  lace3that  it  maybe  upon  the  miter 

upon  the  forefront  of  the  miter  it  (halbe 
3 9. thou  (halt  make  the  miter  of  finelinnen 
29. 6 .and  thou  (hilt  put  the  miter  upon 

and  put  the  holy  crown  upon  the  miter 
39.28. and  a  milter  of  fine  linncn,and 
3 1. to  fallen  it  on  high  upon  the  miter 
Io>.8.9.he  put  the  miter  upon  his  head 

alfo  upon  the  miter ^tn  on  his  forefr. 
16.4.  with  the  linnen  miter  (hall  he  be  attired 
Zeeb.3.1.  miter  ouliishead  :  fo  they  fet  a  fair  miter 

flpitbcab. 
?/««*. 33. 28. from Tarah,and  pitched  in  Mithcab 
29.from  Mithcab,  and  pitched  in  Hafhamon 
g^ltbnite. 
1  Cbr.i  1.43.  and  Jolhaphat  the  Mithnite 

SpfthjcDab. 
E\ra  i.8.bring  forth  by  the  hand  of  Mithredah 

:8jj)itelene,See  fljjptelene. 

Exod.  1 2.38.  and  a  mixed  multitude  went  up 
Nch.  1 3 .3 Separated  from  Ifr.all  the  mixed  multit. 
Dan.  2. 43. thou  faweft  iron  mixed  with  clay 

even  as  iron  is  not  mixed  with  clay 
Ho/V.8.Ephraim  hath  mixed himf.among  the  peo. 
Heb.q.  i.not  being  mixed  with  faith  in  them 

SISirr. 
2v"f//«.  1  i.4.and  the  »ja-r  multitude  fella lufting 
Prff.23.30.  they  that  go  to  feek  mxt  wine 


//a.i.2  2.thy  wine#«»tf  with  water 
Dm.2.^1 .faweft  the  iron  mixt  with  miry  clay 

Sfytftutz. 
Vfal. 7 y.8. full  of  wwf«re,and  he  powrethout 
J»fo»  i9.39.brought  zmixtureof mirrhe  and  aloes 
Rev.  1 4. 10. without  mixture,  into  the  cup  of  his 

£j)i$pab. 
Ges.3  i.49.and  Mixpab :  for  he  faid,The  L.watch 
1  lC«e;.2y.22.  built  with  them  Geba  and  Mixpab 

zChro.16.6. 
»  Kjng.2  y.23.  came  to  Gedal.to  Afi^.even  Iflim. 

2  y.and  the  Cald.  that  were  with  him  at  Mi. 
Neh.^.y.and  of  Mixpab  unto  the  throne  of  the 

1  y.Shallum3ruler  of  part  of  Mixpab 
i9.Efcer  fon  of  Jo(hua,ruler  of  Mixpab 
Jer.qo.6.then  went  Jerem.to  Gedaliah  to  Mi\pah 
3.then  they  came  to  Gedaliah  to  Mi\pah 
1  o.I  will  dwell  at  Mi\pab,\o  ferve  the  Cald. 
i2.unto  Mixp&h,&  gath.wine,&  fummer-fr. 
13.  capt.of  the  forces— came  to  Ged.to  Mi. 
1  y.  Johanan  fpake  to  Gedal.in  Mi^.fecretly 
41. 1. ten  men  with  him3came — to  Mixpab 

ihey  did  eat  bread  together  in  Mixpab 

3  .Ifhmael  flew  all  the  Jewes  at  Mixpab 
6.  went  forth  from  Mixpab  to  meet  them 
10. captive  all  the  peop.  that  remained  at  M. 
i4.had  carried  away  captive  from  Afi^.retur. 
16. from  Mix.  after  that  he  had  flain  Gedal. 

Hof.  y .  1.  becaufe  ye  have  been  a  fnare  on  Judah 

:ffl^5$>eb. 
/0/.1 1.3.  under  Hermon,  in  the  tand  of  Mixpeh 
8. unto  the  valley  of  Mixpehf3.fi ward 
1  y.3  8.Dileam,and  Mixpeb&nd  Joktheel 
i8.26.M^/)ffc,Chephirah,  and  Mofcah 
/«rf?.io.i7.aflembled  themf.  &  encamp.in  Mixj>. 
1 1.1 1. uttered  all  his  words  before  the  Lin  M. 
29.  paffed  over  Mi%peh  —  and  from  Mix$ch 
3  4.  Jepbthah  came  to  Mixjxb  unto  his  houfe 
20.1  .with  the  land  of  Gilead  unto  the  L.in  M. 
3.heard  the  childr.of  Ifr.were  gone  up  to  M. 
2 1. 1 .  men  of  Ifr.had  fw  orn  in  M ixpeh, fay ing 
y  .that  came  not  up  to  the  Lord  to  Mix,peh 
8.whit  one  that  came  not  up  to  Mix,peh 
1  Sam.7.%. gather  all  Ifra.  to  Mixpeh,8i  I  wil  pray 
6\and  they  gathered  togeth.to  Mixjcb 

and  Samuel  judged  Ifrael  in  Mix,peb 
7.  heard  that  Ifrael  were  gathered  to  Mixfeh 
1  i-Ifrael  went  out  of  Mix,peb,nad  purfued 
I2.a  ftone,  &  fet  it  between  Mixpeh  &  Shen 
j  6. in  circuit  toBeth-el,  and  Gilgal,&  Mix. 
1  o.  1 7. and  Samuel  called  the  people  to  Mix,peb 
22.3.  David  went  thence  to  Mixpeh  of  Moab 

4j$$raftn, 

GeB.io.6.fonsofHam;Cufti,Ari^»/»  1  Chr. 1.8. 
1 3 .Mixraim  begate  Ludim         1  Chr. uii. 
S$t55a. 
Gcn.36. 1 3>fons  of  Revel:  Nahath,Shamm.  Mixx- 
1  Chyon.1.17. 
1 7. duke  Shammahjduke  Mix&b 
2$naftm. 
Ail. 21 . 1 6,brought  with  them  one  Mnafin,%a  old 


Gf».i9.37.firft-b.  bare  a  fon,&  cal.his  name  Mo. 
3  6. 3  y  .Hadad  (who  fmo.Midi.in  the  fie-of  M.) 
1  Cbron.1.^6. 
Exod. 1  y.r  y.  men  of  Moabtnmbl.  (hall  take  hold 
2V/tf».2l.ii.inthe  wildernefle  which  is  before  M. 
1 3. borders  of  Moab  betweenMoab  &  Amm. 
ly.and  lieth  upon  the  border  of  Moab 
20.  in  the  countrey  of  Moab  to  the  top  of 
26.  had  fought  againft  the  former  Ki.  of  M . 
28.it  hath  confumed  Ar  of  Moab 
29-woe  to  thee  Moab,thoa  art  undone 
22. 1. Ifrael  pitched  in  the  plaines  of  Moab 
3-and  Moab  was  fore  afraid  of  the  people 

and  Mo.was  diftreffed  becaufe  of  Ifrael 
q.Moab  faid  to  the  elders  of  Midian 
7.elders  of  Moab,and  elders  of  Midian 
8.and  princes  of  Moab  abode  with  Balaam 
i4.princes  of Moab  rofe  up,and  they 

2  I.Balaam  went  with  the  princes  of  Moab 

3  6.  went  out  to  meet  him  unto  a  city  of  Mo. 
23.6\by  his  burnt  facrih*ce,he  and  the  pri.of  M. 

I7.by  burnt-off.and  the  prin.of  Mo.vi,h  him 
24.i7.(liall  fmite  the  corners  of  Moab 
2,y.  1. began  to  com.whord.withthe  dau.of  M. 


26.3«Mofes  fpake  wt]l them  in  the  plains  of^ 
63. who  num. the  chil.of  Ifr.in  the  pia.of M. 
3  1. 12. brought  the  fpoile  to  the  campat  — M. 
33.44.pitched  in  Lie-Abarim  in  the  bor.of M. 
48.  and  pitched  in  the  plains  of  Moab 
49-even  unto  Abel-Shittim  in  the  pia.of  M. 
yo.Lord  fpake  unto  Mofcsin  the  plai.of  M. 
Chappy.  1. 
3  6. 1 3.1'n  the  plaines  of  Moab  by  Jordan 
De/tf.i.y.inthe  land  of  M.  began  Mof.to  declare 
2.8.by  the  way  of  the  wildernefle  of  Moab 

1 8.  thou  art  to  pafle  over  the  coaft  of  Moab 
29.i.make  with  the  child.of  If.in  the  la.  of  M. 
3  i.49.mount  which  is  the  land  of  Moab 
34.i.Mofes  went  up  from  the  plaines  of  Moab 
y.fo  Mofcs  died  there  in  the  land  of  Moab 
d.buricd  him  in  a  valley  in  the  land  of  Moab 
8.  wept  for  Mofes  in  the  plaines  of  Moab 
Jejh.i$.zz. Mofes  did  distribute  in  the  pla.cf M. 
Jiidg.l.28.took  the  fords  of  Jordan  toward  Moab 
zj.they  flew  of  Moab  ten  thoufand  men 
30.  fo  Moab  was  fubdued  under  the  hand  of 
10.6.8c  ferved  Baalim,  &  the  gods  of  Moab 
1  i.r  y.Ifrael  tooke  not  away  the  land  of  Moab 
18.  went  and  compafled  the  land  of  Moab 
came  to  the  eaft-fide  of  the  land  of  M . 
of  Mo.Arnon,was  the  border  of  Mo. 
Ruth  i.i.went  to  fojourne  in  the  countrey  of  Mo. 
2.and  they  came  into  the  countrey  of  Moab 
4«took  wives  of  the  women  of  Moab 
tf. might  return  from  the  countrey  of  Moab 

(fie  heard  in  the  countrey  of  Moab,how 

22.Naomi  retur.  out  of  the  countrey  of  Mo. 

2.6,came  with  Naomi  out  of  the  countr.  of  M^ 

4. 3. Naomi  that  is  come  out  of  the  coun.  of  M. 

1  S<w.i4.47.fought againft  Mo.znd  againft  Am. 
22.3.David  went  thence  toMirpeh  of  Moab 

2  Sam.S.z.ht  fmote  Moab,znd  meafured  them 
12.  of  Moab, 2ud  of  \hz  children  of  Ammon 

23.20.  fmote  two  lion-like  men  of  Moab 
lKjn.i  1.7. high  place  for  Chemofhthe  abo.of  M. 
2  Kjn. l.i.then  Moab  rebelled  againft  Ifrael 
3.7.wilt  thou  goe  with  me  againft  Mo.  tdbat. 
1  o.to  deliver  them  into  the  hand  of  Moab 

Verfe  13. 
23 .now  therefore  Moab  to  the  fpoile 

1  ffe'O.4.22,.8;  Sharaph  who  had  the  domin.in^f. 
8.8.Shaharaim  begat  chil.  in  the  countr.  of  M. 
1 1. 22. he  flew  rvvo  lion-like  men  of  Moab 
1 8. 2. he  fmote  Moab,and  the  Moabitcs  became 

1 1.  wirh  the  (ilver  he  brought  from  Moab 

2  Chro.io.  1.  children  of  Moab  zod  Ammon  came 
io.and  now  behold  the  children  of  Moab 
22.  fet  ambufhment  againft  the  chil.  of  Mo. 
2  3.  for  the  children  of  Moab  [food  up  againft 

Neh.  1 3. 23. married  wives  of  Ammon,and  Moab 
Vfal.6oA.Moab  is  my  waftipor,  over  Edom 

P/4/.I08.Q. 

83.6.I(hmaelitesof  Moab,znA  the  Hagarens 
Ifa.11.1 4.they  (hall  lay  their  hand  upon  Moab 
1  y.  1. burden  of  itfaa^bccaufe  in  the  night 

Arn.of  Mo.  is  laid  wafte  and  brought 
r.Moab  (hall  howle  over  Nebo,  and  over 
4.therefore  rhe  armed  fouldiers  of  Moab 
y.my  heart  (hall  cry  out  for  Moab 
8.isgone  round  about  the  borders  of  Moab 
9. lions  upon  him  that  efcapeth  of  M oab 
16.2.  daughters  of  Moab  fh^W  be  at  the  fords 
4.1et  mine out-cafts  dwell  with  thee,Moab 
6.  we  have  heard  of  the  pride  of  Moab 
7. therefore  Moab  (hall  howle  for  Moab 
1 1.  bowels  (hall  found  like  an  har.for  Moab 
1 2. when  it  is  (een  that  Moab  is  weary 
1 3  .word  of  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  concer.M, 
i4.glory  of  Moab  (hall  be  contemned 
lfa.2f.  10. Moab  (hall  be  troden  down  under 
Jer. 0.26.  Moab, ?iud  all  that  are  in  the  uttermoft 
2y.21.Edom  and  Moab,  and  the  child,  of  Am. 
40.1 1. when  all  the  Jewes  that  are  in  Moab 
4  8. 1. againft  Moab,Thus  faith  the  Lord 
z.there  (hall  be  no  more  praife  of  Moab 
q.Moab  is  deftroyed,  her  little  ones 
p.give  w'ngs  unto  Moab,t\\zt  it  may  be 
1 1. Moab  hath  been  at  eafe  from  his 
13. Moab  (hall  be  alhamed  of  Chemofti 
1  f.Moab  is  fpoiled,and  gone  out  of  her 

1 6.calarnitY 


M  O  A        M  O  C 


M  O  C       M  O  E 


M  O  L        MOM 


i 6.calamity  of  Moab  is  neere  to  come 
1 8.  the  fpoiler  of  Moab  (hall  come  on  thee 
zo.Moab  is  confounded,for  it  is  broken 

tell  ye  it  in  Arnon,that  Mo.is  Ipoiled 
24-upon  all  the  cities  of  the  land  of  Moab 
z%.  the  home  ofMoabis  cut  off 
'  z6.Moab  alfo  (hall  wallow  in  his  vomite 
28.  ye  that  dwell  in  Moab,  leave  the  cities 
2a.we  hive  heard  the  pride  of  Moab 
3 1  .howle  for  Moab,\  will  cry  for  Moab 
j  j. joy  is  taken  from  the  land  of  Moab 
3  f  .to  ceafe  in  Moab  him  that  offereth  his 
j6.mine  heart  fhall  found  for  Moab 
j  8  .upon  all  the  houfe  tops  of  Moab 

for  I  have  broken  M o.as  a  veffell 

3  9. bow  hath  Moab  turned  the  backe  with 

fo  (hall  Moab  be  a  derifion  and  a  difm. 
40.fhall  fpread  his  wings  over  Moab 
41.  mens  hearts  in  Moab  at  that  day  (hall  be 
^z.Moab  fliall  be  deftroyed  from  being  a  pe. 

4  j  .feare  (hall  be  upon  thee,0  Moab 

44.  even  up  on  Moab  the  yeerof  vifitation 
4?.  and  fhall  devoure  the  corner  of  Moab 
4<S.woe  unto  thee,0  Moab, the  people 
47-yet  wil  I  bring  again  the  captivity  of  M . 
thus  far  is  the  judgement  of  Moab 
E%$\.z  j.8.becaufe  Moabznd  Seirdoe  fay,  Behold 
9.  I  will  open  the  fide  of  Ma.  from  the  cities 
1 1. 1  will  execute  judgements  upon  Moab 
Das.ii. 41 -thefe  (hall efcape  Edom  and  Moab 
Amos  2.1  .for  three  tranfgreffions  of  M. 8c  for  four 
2. but  I  will  fend  a  fire  upon  Moab 

Mo.fhall  die  wth  tumult,—  with  (hoot. 
Z<?J>J?.2.8.I  have  heard  the  reproach  of  Moab 
^.furely  Moab  (hall  be  as  Sodome 
King  ofS&stlb,  Sec  Itflig. 
i$cacfte« 
De«r.  23. 3. a  Moabite  (hall  not  enter  into  the  cong. 
1  Cfou  1  i.46.fons  of  Elvaan,and  Ifhmah,  the  Mo. 
Neh.  1 3 .1.  Moabite  (hall  not  come  into  the  congr. 


Ge8.19.j7.  the  fame  is  the  family  of  the  Moabites 
Num.  i2.4.Balak  was  King  of  the  Moabites 
Deut.z.g.faiA  unto  me,  Diftreffenot  the  Moabites 
1 1  .but  the  Moabites  call  them  Emitns 
2p.and  the  Moabites  which  dwell  in  Ar,  did 
Judg.t,  .2 8. Lord  hath  delivered  the  Moa.'mto your 
1  S«w.2.8.fo  theMoabites  became  Davids  fervants 

1  l^itt.ii.i.Sol.loved  women  of  the  Mo.  Ammon. 

33.  worfhipped  Chemofh  god  of  the  Moab. 

2  Kjn.i. 18.  he  will  deliver  the  Moabites  into  your 

2i.when  the  Moabites  heard  the  Kings  were 
tzMoabitesfaw  the  water  red  asbloud 
24.1frael  rofc  up  and  fmote  the  Moabites 

fmitingthe  Moab.in  their  countrey 
13.20.  bands  of  the  Moabites  invaded  the  land 
23.13.for  Chernofli  the  abomination  of  theM. 
24.2. Lord  fet  againft  him  the  bands  of  theMo, 

1  Chro.iS.z.  Moabites  became  Davids  fervants 
E%ra  0.1.  the  Ammonites,the  Moa.the  Egyptians 

StSJoabitelTe. 
Ruth  i.2  2.and  Ruth  the  Moabiteffe  with  her 
2.2.  Ruth  the  Moabiteffe  faid  unto  Naomi 
d.and  faidjlt  is  the  Moabiteffe  damofell  that 
2 1 .  Ruth  the  Moabiteffe  faid,  He  faid  to  me 
4-5.thou  muft  buy  it  alfo  of  Ruth  the  Moabitefs 
io.moreover,Rmh  the  Moabiteffe  have  I  pur. 

2  Cfc"0.24<26.Jeho2abad,fon  of  Shimrith,a  Moa. 

3©3aufab. 
Neh.  1 2. i7.of  Miniamin,of  Moadiab,  of  Piltai 

#ocfee. 
Pro.  1 4.9.  fooles  make  a  moche  at  fin 


Gen.  3  9.  i4.brought  in  an  Hebrew  to  moc\e  us 

17. came  in  unto  me  to  moc\e  me 
Job  13.9.3s  one  that  mocketh  another,do  ye  fo  Pi. 

2 1. 3. after  that  I  have  fpoken,  mockj  on 
Pio.1.26.1  will  moc\e  when  your  feare  cometh 
jfer.i 8.19.  left  they  deliver  me  into  their  ha.8c  m. 
Z.(J?a.i.7.adverfaries  faw  her,  and  did  mockj  at  her 
£^.22.5.fhall  moc\e  thee  which  art  infamous 
Mflf.20.19.fhal  deliver  him  to  the  Gentiles  to  m. 
Mat.  10.34.they  fhall  woe^e  him,and fcourge  him 
Luke  14.29.left  they  that  behold  it,begin  to  moche 


Num.z  2.29.unto  the  affe,becaufe  thou  haft  mock- 
Judg.  16. 10. thou  haft  mocked  me^nA  told  me  lies 
1 3  .hitherto  thou  haft  mockjd  me,and 
1  f  .thou  haft  mocked  me  thefe  three  times 

1  JGiK.18.17.at  noone,Elijah  mocked  them;  &  faid 

2  i£«z.2.  a  3-there  came  forth  little  children  &  mo. 
2  cW30.10.they  laughed  them  to  fcornand  moc. 

36.16.  and  they  mocked  the  meffengersof  God 
Neb.4. 1. took  great  indignation,&  moc.  the  Jewes 
Job  1 2.3.1  am  as  one  mocked  of  his  neighbour 
Mat.  2. 16. Herod  when  he  faw  he  was  mocked  of 

27.29.they  bowed  the  knee  before  him,  8c  mo. 
3  1. after  they  had  «o4erfhim,they  took 
Mar.  1  5 .20.when  they  had  mocked  him,they  tooke 
Lu\e  18.3  2.lhalbe  mocked,  &  fpitefully  intreated 

22.63.men  that  held  Jefuszw^rafhim 

23.11.  Herod  with  his  men  of  warflw^edhim 
3<5.and  thefouldiers  alfo  woe/jo/ him 
Acts  17.3  2.when  they  heard  of  the  refur.fome  mo. 
Gal.6.y.be  not  deceived,God  is  not  mocked 

Rocker, 
Pro. 20. 1. wine  itzmockcf,  ftrong drink  is  r3ging 

Stackers. 
Job  17. z.ZKtherenot mockers  with  me 
Pfal. 3  f .  1 6.wi\h  hypocriticall  mockers  in  feafts 
I  fa.  28.22  .now  the  rcfore,be  ye  not  mockers 
Jet.  1 5. 1 7.I  fate  not  in  the  affembly  of  mockei's 
Jude  18.  there  (hould  be  mockers  in  thelat.times 

Job  1 1 .3  .when  thou  Wo<%/2,fliaIl  no  man  make 

Styvckztl). 
Job  1 3 .9.3s  one  man  mocketh  another,  doe  ye  fo 

39. 22. he  mocketh  at  feare,and  is  not  afrighted 
P/o.i^.j.whofoOTO.the  poor,reproacheth  his  Ma. 

30.17.the  eye  thztmocketh  at  his  fa. and  defpif. 
^)'.20.7.I  am  in  derifion  daily ,every  one  mocketh 

Rocking, 
Gen.z  i.9.the  fon  of  Hagar  the  Egyptian  jnocking 
£^.22.4.therefore  I  made  the  a  mocking  to  all 
Mat.  27.4 1  .likewife,  the  chiefe  prieft  mocking 

Marke  1  f.  Ji. 
Acls  z.  1 3. others  mockjng,faid,TheCe  men  are 

He&.u.jo'.others  had  triallofcruellffW^Kgs 

Qfyotxtatton, 
Pbil.4. 5  .let  your  moderation  be  known  to  all  men 

^oberatelp. 
Joel  2.23-hath  given  you  the  former  rain  modern. 

1  Tim.z.g.that  women  adorne  themfelvesin  mod. 

Exod.i.g.  children  of  Ifrael  are  moc  and  mightier 
Lev.z6.z  i.I  will  bring  feven  times  moe  plagues 
Num.zz.i  f.Balak  fentyet  againe  Princes  moe 
Dent.  1 . 1 1 .  the  Lord  make  you  a  thouf.  times  moe 

7-7.not  fet  his  love  on  you,becaufe  ye  were  moe 
1 7. (halt  fayjThefe  nations  are  moe  then  I 

1 9. 9. then  thou  (halt  adde  three  cities  moe 
Jojh.  1  o.  1 1.  they  were  moe  that  died  with  hailfto. 
Judg.  16. 30. which  he  flew  at  his  death  were  moe 
Ruth  1 . 1 1  .are  yet  any  moe  fons  in  my  womb 

2  Sam.  5.  1 3  .David  took  him  moe  concubines 
2  !(»*•<>.  i6.they  that  be  with  us  are  OTtf  then 

1  Chro.  1 4.3. David  took  moe  wives  at  Jerufalem 

and  David  begat  moe  fons  and  daught. 
2 1. 3. Lord  make  his  peoplefo  many  moe  as 
24.4.and  there  were  woe  chief  men  found 

2  Cfcfl.32.7.  there  be  woe  with  us  then  with  them 
VfaL^o.  1 2.mine  iniquities  are  moe  then  the  hakes 

6"9.4.that  hate  me  without  a  caufe,  are  m.  then 
Dan.n.S.  (halt  continue  moe  yeers  then  the  King 
Mflf.21.36.he  fent  other  fervants  moe  then  the 

22. 46. neither  durft  any  man  aske  htm  any  moe 

2  j.2o.gained  befide  them,five  talents  moe 
John  4. 1. heard  that  Jcfus  baptized  moe  difciples 
41. many  woebeleeved  becaufe  of  his  owne 

7.31  .will  he  doe  moe  miracles  then  thefe 
Acls  23.2  i.there  lie  in  wait  for  him  woe  then 
3g}oift,  ^olfteneo,  ^oiftare, 

See  in 


Gen.  19.  i4.he  feemed  as  one  that  mocked 


/o/&.i5.26.Amam,and  Shema  and  Moladab 

i9.2.Beerfheba,  and  Sheba,  Modalah 
1  Cfo-fl.4.28.they  dwelt  at  Beer(heba,and  Modalib 
Neh.i  i.i6.and  at  Je(hua,and  at  Modalah 


SBJoiech, 
Lev.iS.z  i.not  let  thy  feed  paffe  throrovv— to  M. 
20.2.that  giveth  any  of  his  feed  to  Molech 
3-becaufe  he  hath  given  of  his  feed  to  Mokch 
4-his  feed  unto  Mo/ce/^and  kilihimnot 
y.comm it  whoredom  with  Molech,  from  am. 

1  Kin.11.7.  and  for  Molech  the  abomination  of 

2  I\i/i.ii.  10.no  man  mig.makehisfo.n  p.ifsto^ 
Jer.T,  2.3  j.caule  their  fons  pafs  thor.the  fire  to  M- 

^0l(D. 
1  Cfc-o.i.29,fl1ebare  him  Ahaban,and  Molid 

I  fa.  1. 6. neither;  boun<l,iuither  mollifiedvtith  oim. 

^ole, 
Lef.1x.30.the  Lizard,the  Snaile,and  the  Mole 

^olccb. 
Amos  <y.z6.  ye  have  born  the  tabernacle  of Moloch 
Acls  7. 43. ye  tooke  up  the  tabernacle  of  Moloch 

flSjJoltm. 
Exod.i  2.4.after  he  had  made  a  molten  calfe 
8.  they  have  m?de  them  a  molten  calfe 
34.1 7.thou  (halt  make  thee  no  molten  gods 
Lev.  1 9.4,nor  make  to  your  felves  molten  gods 
Nww.33.52.and  deftroy  al!  their  molten  images 
Deut.g.  1 2.  they  have  made  them  a  molten  image 
i6.ye  had  made  you  a  molten  calfe 
27. 1  J.  curfed  be  the  man  that  maketh  molten 
Judg.ij.i.fotmyfon  to  make  a  molten  image 
4.who  made  thereof 'a  molten  image 
x8.i4.thereis  in  thefe houfes  z molten  image 
i7.came  in  thither,and  tooke  the  molten 
1 8. went  into  Micahshoufesand  fet.the  mol. 

1  2£i».7.i6.he  made  two  chapiters  of  wo/f.braffe 

23. he  m3de  a  molten [e*,ten cubits  from 
3o.ffJoto,at  the  fide  of  every  addition 
3  3  .and  their  fpokes  were  all  molten  > 
i4.9.made  thee  other  gods  and  molten  images 

2  I£;ff.i7.i6.madethem  wo/fe3images,twocalvcs 
2  Cbiro.^.z.he  made  a  molten  fea  often  cubits 

28.2.made  alfo  molten  images  for  Baalim 
34-3.began  to  purgejudah  from  molten  images 
4,and  molten  images  he  brake  in  pieces 
IVe^.iS.when  they  had  madethem  a  m0lt.c3.lfe 
Job  28.2.andbraffe  iswo/fesoutofrheftone 

37.i8.ftrong,and  as  a  molten  looking  glaffe 
P/fl/.io6.i9.and  worfliipped  the  molten  calie 
7/fl. 3 0.2 2. ornaments  of  thy  wo/.images  thou  (halt 
3 1. 29. their  mol.  images  are  wind  and  co 'ifufi. 
42.1 7.afhamed  that  fay  to  their  wo/.ima.Ye  are 
44. 10.  who  hath  formed  a  molten  image 
48.5.8c  thy  molten  image  hath  command,  them 
Jer.  1  o.  1 4,for  his  molten  image  is  falfhood 

Chap.f1.17. 
E^.24. 1 1  .that  the  filthineffe  of  it  may  be  wo/fes 
Hof.  1 3.2.and  have  made  them  moltcnimigts 
Micah  i.4.mountaine  (liali  be  molcen  under  him 
Nahum  1. 14.  the  molten  image,I  will  take  thy  gra. 
Hflk2.18.what  profiteth  the  molten  image,that 

£^oinent. 

Exod.  3  3 . 5.come  up  into  the  midft  of  thee  in  a  m. 

Num.  16.21.  that  I  may  confume  them  in  a  moment 
45 .1  may  confume  thern  as  in  a  moment 

Job  7. 8. every  morning,  and  try  him  every  moment 
20. 5. joy  of  the  hypocrite  but  for  a  moment 
21. 13. in  a  moment  goedownto  the  grave 
34.20. in  a  moment  fliall  they  die,and 

P/fl/.30.5.for  his  anger  endureth  but  a  moment 
73.19.1'ntodefolation,  as  in  a. moment 

Pro.iz.ig.z  lying  tongue  is  but  for  zmoment 

i/a.26.20.hidethy  felfeasit  were  fotamoment 
27.3J  will  water  it  evety  moment 
47.  i9.thefe  two  things  (hall  come  in  a  moment 
54.7.  for  a  fmall  moment  have  I  forfaken  thee 
8.1  hide  my  face  from  thee  for  a  mom-nt,but 

7e*".4,20.fpoiled,  and  mycurtaincsina  moment 

LflW.4  6.Sodom,that  was  overthrown  in  a  moment 

E"K£\.z6.i6.  and  (hall  tremble  at  every  moment 
32.1  o.thcy  (hall  tremble  at  every  moment 

Luke  4.  J.  all  the  kingdomes  of  the  world  in  a  mo. 

1  Co/'.i5.52.inawow.inthetwinklingof  an  eye 

2  C0/.4. 1 7. affliction,  which  is  but  for  a  mo.  work. 

^oneth. 
Gee.  29. 1 4.  Jacob  abode  the  (pace  of  a  monetb 
Exod-i  2. 5. until!  the  fourteenth  day  of  the  monetb 
1 8.dll  the  one  and  twentieth  day  of  the  w.ae 
1 3  4.this  day  came  ye  out  in  the  monetb  Abib 

2  3-iS_<n 


M  O  N 


M  O  N 


MON        MON 


M  O  N      M  O  N 


23.1  •).  in  the  time  appointed  of  the  mon.  Abib 

34.18  .com.thee  in  the  time  of  the  moneth  Abib 

in  the  monetbAbib  thou  earned  out  from 

£ro.2j.6.ontbe  17.  day  of  the  fame  mo.  is  the  fe. 

3  2. afflict  your  foules  in  the  19. day  of  the  m. 
27.6  .if  it  be  from  a  moneth  old,even  unto 
Num-i-i  f.every  male  from  a  monetb  old,  number 

2 2.from  a  mnneth  old  and  upward,even 

28.frc.rn amonetb  old  &  upward,were  8000. 

3  4. num. of  all  the  males  from  a  w.old  &  up. 

39.aH  the  males  from  a  mold  &  up.  22000. 

40.from  a  mon.old  and  upward,and  take  the 

45.  number  of  names  from  a  W0.old,&  upw. 
9.2  2.or  a  mon.ot  a  yeer,  that  the  cloud  tarried 
n.20.buteven  a  whole  020.  untill  ic  come  out 

2  r  .that  they  may  eat  a  whole  moneth 
18. 1 6. from  a  moneth  old  lhak  thou  redeeme 
26.62. all  males  from  a  monetb  old  and  upward 
28.14.  this  is  the  burnt- offering  of  every  mon. 
29.6.befide  the  burnt-offering  of  the  monetb 

Deut.i6.i.6bkt\e  the  monetb  of  Abib  and  keep 

in  the  mon.  Abib,the  Lord  thy  G.brou. 

2 1. 13. remain  in  thine  houfe a  full  monetb 

Jojh.$.  10. kept  the  paffeo.on  the  14.  day  of  the  m. 

1  Sam. 20.27. which  was  the  fecond  day  of  w.that 

34,did  eat  no  meat  the  fecond  day  of  the  mo. 

1  Kin. 4.7 .each  man  his  monetb  in  a  yeer  made 

27.every  man  in  his  monetb,tbey  lacked  noth. 

.  j.  14/ent  them  to  Lebanon  1oooo.aw0.byco. 

a  moneth  they  were  in  Lebanon 

tf.37.of  the  houfe  of  the  L.laid  in  the  mon-  Zif 

3  8.in  the  monetb  Bull  which  is  the  eight  mon. 
8.2.  at  the  feaft  in  the  monetb  Ethanim 
12.3  2.  on  the  if.  day  of  the  mon.  like  unto  the 

33.  even  in  the  monetb  which  he  had  devifed 

2  Kin.  1 5".  1 3. he  reigned  a  full  monetb  in  Samaria 

1  Chro.z7. i.went  outmonctbby  mon.  throughout 

2  Chr.zo.  1 7. on  the  eight  day  of  the  W0.camc  they 
£^?.6. 15. houfe  was  fin.on  the3.day0fthew.Ad. 
Weft.  1. 1. came  to  paffein  the  W0j?.Chifleu,in  the 

2.i.in  the  wo.Nifanjin  the  twentieth  ye.  of  Ar. 
6.if.wallwasfin.  in  the  2f.day  of  the  w.Elul 
Ejlher  3.7-that  is  the  W0.Nifan, — theycaft  Pur 
9.if.themfelvestog.on  the  14.  d.of  thew.Ad. 
1 7-on  the  1 3  .day  of  the  mo.  Adar,reftcd  they 
1 9. made  the  1 4.  day  of  the  mo.  A.  a  day  of  gl. 
21. keep  the  i4.day  of  the  moneth  Adar 
2  2. &  the  moneth  which  turned  to  them  from 
jfo\2.24.  in  her  moneth  they  (hall  find  her 

iE^t{.  1 . 2.  in  the  fifth  day  of  the  moneth  the  word 
26. 1. in  the  firft  day  of  the  monetb  that  the  word 
3  2. 17. in  the  15.  day  of  the  mone. that  the  word 
40.  i.tenth  day  of  the  mo.in  the  fourteenth  yeer 
45.20.fo  thou  (halt  do  the  7/day  of  the  moneth 
H  off. 7. now  (lull  a  monetb  deyoure  them 
Hag.i.  20.came  unto  Hag.the  24.day  of  the  month 
Zecb.  1  i.8.three  (hepheards  alfo  I  cut  offin  one  m. 
Rev.  9. 1  j. were  prepared  for  a  day  and  a  monetb 
2  2. 2. and  yeelded  her  fruit  every  moneth 
Firft  3Jt)onetr;,  See  jfffrft. 
Second  ^otietb. 
Gcn.7. 1  i-in  the  fecond  monetb,  the  fevemeenth 
day  of  the  moncth,the  fame  day  were  all 
8.i4.andinlhe  fecond  mon.on  the  27.  day  of 
the  moneth  was  the  earth  dryed 
Exod.  16.1.  on  the  15. day  of  the  fecond  mon.zher 
Num.  1. 1.  on  the  firft  day  of  the  fecond  mo.on  the 
18.congre.toge.or  the  firft  day  of-the  fee. m. 
9.1 1. fourteenth  day  of  the  (ecmo.ixt  even,  they 
10.11.on  the  20.dayof  the  fec.w0.thnt  theclo. 
1  Kjn-6. 1  .which  is  the  fecond  mo.tb.dii  he  began  to 
i  Chro.iy.^.over  the  courfe  of  the  fec.w.was  Dod. 
7.  Chr. i.z.begm  to  build  on  the  2. day  ofthefe.w. 
30. 2.  to  keep  the  paflbver  in  the  fecond  moneth 
1 3. in  the  fecond  monetb  a  very  great  congre. 
1 5  killed  the  paffeov.on  the  i4.d-of  the  fe.w. 
E^ra  3 .8. in  the  fecond  wo.began  Zerubbabel,and 

Third  Qfyomtl). 
Exod.  1 9. 1. in  the  third  wo.when  the  child.of  Ifra. 

1  Chro- 27. 5. the  third  captain  for  thi.W0.was  Ben. 
zChro.i  1 .7. in  the  third  W0«.theybegantolay  the 
£/?/:>. 8. 9.Ki.fcribes  called  at  that  time  in  the  3.W. 
£^.31 . 1. in  the  third  nw.in  the  firft  day  that  the 

Fourth  $9<metl). 

2  Iiin.z^.i.on  the  9-day  ofthefour.W.  the  famine 
I  C/7.27.7.the  fourth  cap. for  the  fo.w.was  Afahel 


Jer. tf.z.in  the  fourth  mon.tht  ninth  day  of  mon. 

5  2.6.in  the  fourth  mon.in  the  9.day  the  famine 

£^.i.i.in  the  fourth  W0.in  the  fifth  day,as  I  was 

Zecb.  2.  i9.the  faft  of  the  fourth  mon.  dial  be  to  the 

Fifth  fl^oneth, 
2  Kin.!1)  .8.in  the  fifth  wo.on  thefeventh  da.came 
1  Cbro.17.8.  the  fifth  cap,  for  the  fif.w.was  Sham. 

Sixth  fljjjonetb, 
1  Chro.iy.g.the  fixth  cap.for  the  fixth  W0.  was  Ira 
£^.8.9.  in  the  fixth  W0.  in  the  fifth  day,as  I  fate 
Hag.  1. 1.  in  the  fixth  mon.  in  the  firft  day  came  the 

1 5  .in  the  24.day  of  the  fixth  moneth,in  the 

Lu\e  i.26.in  the  fixth  mon.the  angel  Gabriel  was 

3<?.this  is  the  fixth  moneth  with  her  who 

Seventh  S^amtt),  See  it  in  jgjeberi. 

Eight  £§)orieth. 

Zecb.  1. 1. in  the  eight  W0.in  the  2.yeer  of  Da.came 

Ninth  ^onetb. 
Eira  10.9.1't  was  the  ninth  w.on  the  20.day,&  all 
fer.^6.p.in  the  ninth  w.that  they  prodaim.a  faft 
22.King  fate  in  the  winter  houfe  in  the  a.m. 
HiJg.2.io.inthe  24-day  of  the  ninth  W0.  came  the 
18.fromthe24.day  of  the  ninth  monetb,even 
Zech.7A.in  the  4.day  of  the  ninth  W0.even  inChi. 

tenth  Sfyoneti), 
Gen.%.$ .  waters  decreafed  untill  the  tenth  moneth 
in  the  tenth  wo.in  the  firft  day  of  the  mo. 
Eya  10.16.fate  down  in  the  1.  day  of  the  10. mo. 
Efib. 2.  i6.to  his  royall  houfe  in  the  tenth  moneth 
fer.39. 1. in  the  tenth  moneth  came  Nebuchadnez. 

Chap,  j  2.4. 

£^. 24.  i.in  the  tenth  W0.in  the  10.  day  the  word 

Chap.  29.  1. 

'  33.21.mthe  tenthwa.in  the  fifth  day,  that  one 

Zecb,8.i9.  faft  of  the  tenth  wo.fhalbe  to  the  houfe 

Eleventh  fljjjonetb, 
Zecb.  1.7.  twenty  fourth  day  of  the  n.w.came  the 

Tmifth  ^onetb, 

Ejlher  3 .7  .to  the  twelfth  mon.  that  is  the  moneth 

i3.evenuponthe  13.  day  of  the  twelfth  mo. 

8.12.  namely  on  the  1 3.  day  of  the  twelfth  mo. 

9. 1. in  the  twelfth  mon.on  the  1 3  .day,when  the 

Jer.% 2.31.1'nthetw.w.inthe  2?.day,thatEvi!-m. 

£^e^. 3  2 . 1  .in  the  twel.w0.in  the  firft  day,  that  the 

Tfcjfilponetb, 
Exod.i  2. 2. this  mon.  (hall  be  to  you  the  beginning 
3-in  the  tenth  day  of  this  monetb  ^.bey 
13.5;.  thou  (halt  keep  thisfervant  in  this  moneth 
Num.^.^.in  the  i4.day  of  this  moneth  at  even,ye 
28.17.in  the  fifteenth  day  of  this  wo.is  the  feaft 
29.7. have  on  the  tenth  day  of  this  mon.  an  holy 
Neh.9. i.in  the  24.  day  of  this  mon.  the  children  of 

S^onetblp. 
Ifa.47. 1 3-let  the  monethly  prognofticati.ftand  up 

Num.  1  o.  io.in  the  beginning  of  your  W0«.ye  (hall 
28.1 1. beginning  of  your  moneths,ye  (hall  offer 
14. of  every  moneth,  throughout  the  mon.  of 
Judg.i  i.37.1et  me  alone  two  moneths,  that  I  may 
38.  and  hefent  her  away  for  two  moneths 
3  9.  at  theendoftwow«3.that  (he  returned 
19.2.  and  was  there  foure  whole  moneths 
20.47.abode  in  the  rock  Rimmon  four  moneths 

1  Sam.6. 1  .in  the  countrey  of  the  Phil,  feven  mon. 
27. 7. was  a  full  yeer  and  foure  moneths 

2  Sam.z.i  z.overrhe  ho.of  Jud.was  7.VC&  6. mon. 
y.y.reigned  over  Judah  feven  yeers,and  fix  W0. 
6. 1 1. in  the  houfe  of  Obed-Edom  three  monet. 
24.8.  came  to  Jeruf.  at  the  end  of  nine  ma.  and 

1  Kin.  j.i4.andtwo  moneths  they  were  at  home 
1 1. i6\for  fix  moneths  did  Joab  remaine 

2  K}it-i<)-%-  reigne  over  Ifrael  in  Sam X\x moneths 
1  Chro.i  >4.there  he  reigned  feven  ye,  and  fix  mone. 

27. 1. went  outmon.by  mon.through.3ll  wo.  of 
Ejlher  2. 1 2.after  (he  had  been  twelve  moneths 

to  wit,(ix  moneths  with  oile  and  myrrhe 
and  fix  moneths  with  the  fweet  odours 
Job  3 .6.  not  come  into  the  number  of  the  moneths 
7.3. lo  am  I  made  to  poffeffe  moneths  of vanity 
1 4. 5 .  the  number  of  his  moneths  are  with  thee 
21.21.  when  the  number  of  his  wo?;,  is  cut  in 
29.2.O  that  I  were  as  in  moneths  paft 
39.2.canft  thou  number  the  moneths  that  they 
£^£.39. 1 2.feven  wa.fhall  the  houfe  oflfr.be  bur. 
i4.after  the  end  of  feven  wo.fliall  they  fearch 
47. 1 2  .forth  new  fruit  according  to  his  moneths 


D^.4.29.  at  the  end  of  twelve  mon.he  walked  in 
Lu\e  1.24.  and  hid  her  fclf  five  moneths 

4.2.5. when  the  hea.was  (hue  up  3/yee.  &  fix  W0. 
John  4.3  5. fay  not  ye,  There  are  yet  four  moneths 
Ails  18. n.he continued  thereayeer&  Gxmonet. 
Gal.%.  io.ye  obferve  dayes,  &  moneths,znd  times ' 
Jam.5. 17.  by  the  fpace  of  three  yeers  and  fix  W0». 
Rcv.^.f.but  that  they  fhould  be  tormented  five  w. 

1 1.2. holy  city  (hall  they  tread  under-fo.4  2. m. 

ij.^.givento  him  to  continue  42. moneths 

flJJJon&eria!, 

Z.tfW.4.3.  even  the  (eamonfters  draw  out  the  breaft 

Monuments. 
//a.6j.4.which  lodge  in  the  monuments,  which  eat 

Gen.17. 1 2.born  in  the  houfe, and  bought  with  W. 
i    1 3  .bought  with  thy  money  muft  needs  be  cir. 

23.  Abraham  circum.  all  bought  with  money 
Verfe  27. 
23. 9. for  as  much  money  as  it  is  worth 

1 3.I  will  give  thee  money  for  the  field 

1 6. four  hund.fhekels  of  filver,currant  money 
3 1 . 1  f  .hath  quite  devoured  alfo  our  money 
33. 19. for  an  hundred  pieces  of  money 
42. 2j.  to  reftore  every  mans  W0#fy 

27.  he  efpicd  his  money 

2  8.  my  money  is  reftorcd 

3  $ .  every  mans  money  was  in  his  fack 
Chap.  4$.  21. 

faw  the  bundles  of  money 
43. 1 2. double  money  in  your  hand, and  the  money 
1 5. they  took  double  money  in  their  hand 
1  S.becaufe  of  the  money  that  was  returned 
2 1 .  our  money  is  full  weight 
z  2.other  money  we  have  brought  in  our 

we  know  not  who  put  our  money  in 
23. 1  had  your  money 
44. 1.  put  every  mans  money  in  his  facks  mouth 
2.of  the  youngeft,and  his  corne  money 
8. behold,  the  money  which  we  found  in  our 
47. 1 4.  Jofeph  gathered  up  all  the  money 

brought  the  money  into  Pharaohs  houfe 

1  J«when  money  failed,  the  Egyptians  came 
why  fhould  we  die,  for  money  faileth 

16.I  will  give  you  for  yourcattell,if  w.iaile 
1 8. how  that  our  money  is  fpent 
Exod.  1 2.44-every  man-fer.that  is  bought  for  mon. 

2 1. 1 1 -then  (lull  (he  goe  out  free  without  mon. 
2 1  .not  be  puni(hed:for  he  is  his  money 
30.if  there  be  laid  on  him  a  fumme  of  money 
34>and  give  money  unto  the  owner  of  them 
3  5. fell  the  live  oxe,and  divide  the  money 

22.7. if  a  man  deliver  unto  his  neighb.woffifv  to 
1 7. pay  money  according  to  the  dowry  of  vir. 

2  5. if  thou  lend  money  to  any  of  my  peo.  that 
30.16.  thou  (halt  take  theatonem.of  wo.ofthe 

Lev.zz.x  i.prieft  buy  any  fowle  with  his  money 
2  j.37.not  give  him  thy  money  upon  ufury 
•   51.  out  of  the  money  that  fa  was  bought  for 
27.1  j.adde  the  fifth  part  of  the  money  of  thy 

Verfe  19. 
1 8. then  the  pritft  (hall  reckon  to  him  the  m. 
N«w.3.48.give  the  mon. wherewith  the  oddenum. 
49. and  Mofes  took  the  redemption  money 
jo.firft-born  of  the  chil.of  If.took  he  the  W. 
j  i.Mofes  gave  the  money  of  them  that  were 
i8.i6.redeeme,fnrthe  money  of  five  (hckels 
Deut.1.6.  ye  fhall  buy  meat  of  them  for  money 

ye  fhall  buy  water  of  them  for  money  j 
28.  thou  (halt  fell  me  meat  for  money 

and  give  me  water  for  W0»^ 
14.2  5. turn  it  into  W0»^,and  bind  up  the  money 
26.bsftow  that  wo.for  whatfoe.thy  foul  luft. 
2 1 . 1 4.(hall  not  fell  her  at  all  for  money 
23.  i9.1end  on  ufury  to  thy  brother,ufury  of  m. 
Judg.f.ig.  they  took  no  gain  of money 
16. 1 8.and  brought  money  in  their  hand 
i7.4.yet  he  reftored  the  money  unto  his  mother 

1  Kjn.z  1. 2.I  wil  give  thee  the  worth  of  it  in  money 
6-give  me  thy  vineyard  for  money 
1  f  .which  he  refufed  to  give  thee  {or  money 

2  2Cw.y.26.is  it  a  time  to  receive  money 
1 2.4.alltheW0»fjfof  the  dedicate  things  that 

even  the  W0.of 'every  one  that  paffeth  the 

money  that  every  man  is  fet  at,  and  all 

the  money  that  cometh  into  any  mans 

7. therefore 


M  O  N        MOO 


M  O  O       MOR 


M  O  11 


7.th  ecefore  receive  no  more  money  of  your 
8.priefts  conferred  ro  receive  no  more  mon. 
o.put  therein  all  the  mon.thzt  was  bro.to  the 
io.faw  that  there  was  much  mon.in  the  cheft 
z  Chron.z  4.11. 
told  the  mo.thit  was  found  in  the  houfe 
1 1. they  gave  the  money, being  told 
i  3  of  the  mon.thix.  was  brought  into  the  ho. 
i  j. into  whofe  hand  they  delivered  the  money 
i6.trefpaflc-0«y,  and  da-money  was  not 
i  j.20.Manahem  exafted  the  money  of  Ifrael 
a  1.7. of  the  money  that  was  delivered  into  their 

q.gathered  the  money  that  was  found  in  the 
23.35.but  he  taxed  the  land  to  give  the  money 
z  c;;/fl.i4.5-gath.ofallIfr.w».torepaire  the  houfe 

I  l.when  they  faw  there  was  much  money 

and  gathered  money  in  abundance 
14. brought  the  reftofthefiW.beforetheKi. 
34.j7.they  delivered  the  money  that  was  brought 
1 4.  when  they  brought  out  the  mon.  that  was 
17.gath.togeth.er  the  wotf.  that  was  found  in 
Eli'd.  3.7.they  gave  money  alfo  unto  the  mafons 
7.i7.buy  fpeedily  with  this  money  bullockes 
Nc/j.  5. 4-we  have  borrowed  money  for  the  Kings 
lo.my  fervant  might  exact  of  them  mo.  and 

I I  .alfo  the  hundreth  part  of  the  money,  and  of 
Efther  4.7-and  of  the  fumme  of  money  that  Haman 
Job  3 1.39. 1  have  eaten  the  fruits  there  wtbout  m. 

41.1 1.  every  man  alfo  gave  him  a  piece  of  mon. 
Pfal.  1  j.y.that  putteth  not  out  his  money  to  ufury 
Pzu7.20.he  hath  taken  a  b3g  ofmoney  with  him 
Ecclef.y. 1 2.and  money  is  a  defence 

10.19.but  money  anfwereth  all  things 
l/a.41  .24. bought  me  no  fweet  cane  with  money 
5  2.3.  ye  mail  be  redeemed  without  money 
5  5. 1. he  that  hath  no  money  come  ye,buy>&  eat 
buy  wine  and  milk  without  money 
2.  wherefore  doe  ye  fpend  money  for  that  w56 
Jer.  3  2. 9.and  weighed  him  the  money 

xoweighed  him  the  money  in  the  balances 
25.  buy  thee  the  field  for  money 
44.men  fhall  buy  fields  for  money 
L<z*8.f.4.we  have  drunken  our  water  for  money 
Micab3.11  .the  prophets  thereof  divine  for  money 
Mat.17.z4.1hiy  that  received  the  tribute  wo.came 
27.thou  ftult  find  a  piece  ofmoney  that 
2 1.1 9.  fhew  me  the  tribute  money 
25. 1 8  .digged  in  (he  eatth,and  hid  his  lords  tn. 

27.10  have  put  my  money  to  the  exchangers 
28.12-.  they  gave  large  money  unto  the  fouldiers 
1  5.(0  thty  took  the  money, and  did  as  they 
Mar\e  6.8. no  bread,  no  money  in  their  purfe 

Luke  9.3. 
12.41. how  the  people  call  money  into  the  treaf. 
1 4. 1 1.  and  promifcd  to  give  him  money 

Lu\e  zz.  5. 
Ln\e  19. 1 5-  to  whom  he  had  given  money 

23.  gaveft  not  thou  my  money  into  thebanke 

Affs  4.37.brought  the  moncy,znd  laid  it  at  the  Ap. 

7.16.  that  Abraham  bought  for  a  fum  ofmoney 

8.18.  holy  Ghofl  was  given,he  offered  them  m. 

zo.thy  money  perifh  with  thee 

that  the  gift  of  G. may  be  purc.with  #z. 
24.26.he  hoped  alfo  that  ^off.fhould  have  been 
1  Tim.6. 10.  love  of  money  is  the  root  of  all  evill 

apone^cljangerg!. 
Mat.11.1z.  overthrew  the  tables  of  the  money-cba. 
Mar\e  nil 5. 
John  2.14-and  the  money  changers  fitting 
1 5. pouted  out  the  changers  of  money 

I  Gen.17.9Xan  &  moon,  &  eleven  flats  did  obey  me 
1  Df»f.4.i9.when  thou  feeft  the  fun  and  the  moon 
\      i7.3.worfhipped  them,either  the  fun  or  moon 
3  3.  i4.precious  things  put  forth  by  the  moon 
Jojh.10.1 2.thou  ?woB,vtand  thou  ftill  in  the  valley 
1 3 .  &  the  moon  flayed  untill  the  people  had 
2  Kjn.z  3.  5  .that  burnt  incenfe  unto  the  moon 
Job  2  5.5.behold  even  to  the  #2<wz,and  it  fhin.not 

3 1. 2  6.  or  the  moon  walke  thin  brightnefte 
P/k/.8,3.the  ?noon  and  flats  which  thou  haft  ordai. 
7  2. 5. fear  thee,as  long  as  the  fun  and  moon  end. 
7-abun.  of  peace,  fo  long  as  the  rao.endureth 
89.37.it  (hall  be  efbblifh.for  ever,  as  the  moon 
104. 1 9. he  appointed  the  moon  for  feafons 
1  z\.6.moon  (hall  not  fmite  thee  by  night 


1 3  6.9. the  moon  and  flars  to  rule  by  night 
i48.3.praife  ye  him  fun  and  moon 
Ecclef.  iz.z.ot  the  moon,ot  the  ftars  be  not  darkned 
Cdnt.6. 10. faire  as  the  flzfloSjdeare  as  the  fun 
Ifa.  3. 1 8. and  their  round  tires  like  the  moon 
13.10.  moon  (hall  not  caufe  her  light  to  fhine 
24. 2 3. then  the  moon  (hall be  confounded 
30.26.hght  of  the  w.fhalbe  as  the  li.of  the  fun 
60.19.for  btightnefs  fhall  the  mo.give  her  unto 
20.  neither  (hall  thy  moon  withdraw  it  felfe 
7^i".8.2.fpread  them  before  the  fun  and  moon 

31.35  .ordinances  of  the  moon  for  a  light  by  ni. 
E^.3  2.7.  and  the  moon  fhall  not  give  her  light 

Mat.z4.zg.Mar.11.z4. 
Joel  z.  1  o.  fun  and  moon  fhall  be  dark 

3 1 .  and  the  moone  into  bloud,before 

AcJs  2.  20. 
3.1 5  .the  fun  and  moon  fhall  be  darkened 
Hab.2.ii.(an  and  moon  flood  ftill  in  their  habita. 
Lul(e  21.15-andthere  fhallbe  fignesin  the  moon 
1  Cor.  1 5 . 4 1  .and  another  glory  of  t  he  moone 
Rev. 6. 1 2.and  the  moon  became  as  bloud 

8.1 2.and  the  third  part  of  the  moon  was  fmitten 
1 2.i.and  the  moon  under  her  feet 
21.23.no  need  oftheffzowz  to  fhine  in  it 
New  $®oon. 

1  Sam.  20. 5. behold  to  morrow  is  the  new  "moon 
i8.to  motrow  is  the  new  moon,aad  thou 
24.when  the  new  moon  was  come^the  K.fate 

2  Kjn.4.z^.  it  is  neither  new  moon  nor  fabbath 
Pfal.S  1. 3  .blow  up  the  trumpet  in  the  new  moone 
I fa.6  6. z$. that  from  one  new  moon  to  zno.fhzl  all 
E^li.46. 1. in  the  day  of  the  new  »2-it  fhallbe  ope. 

6.  day  of  the  new  moon  it  (hall  be  a  you.  bull 
Amos  8. 5. when  will  the  new  moon  be  gone,that 
Co/.2.i6.orof  refpect  of  the  new  moon>ox  of 
New  aijootieis. 

1  Chr.zi.i  1. offer  al  burnt  fa.to  the  L  in  the  rt.'m. 

2  Cbro. z.4.on  the  new  moones,  this  is  an  ordinance 
8.13.  commanded  of  Mofes  in  the  new  moones 
31.3.  and  the  burnt-offer,  for  the  new  moones 

E'Kra  3.  j.contin.  burnt-offe.both  of  the  new  moo. 

Neb.  10. 33. 
I  fa.  1. 1 3.  new  moons  and  fabb.I  cannot  away  with 

i4.your  new  moones  my  foule  h3teth 
£^.45. i7.and  drink-offerings  in  the  new  moons 
46. 3. before  the  Lord  in  the  fab.&  in  the  ne.  m. 
Hof.z.ii'  mirth  to  ceafe,her  fcaft  da.her  new  mo. 


3.  what  honour  to  Mordecai  for  this 

4.to  fpeak  unto  the  King  to  hang  Mordecai 

io.doe  even  fo  to  Mordecai  the  Jew 

1 1. Haman  the  apparell,  and  arayed  Mordec. 

1 1. Mordecai  came  againeto  the  Kings  gate  \ 

ij.if  Mordecaibzof  the  feed  of  the  Jcwes 

7.9.behold  alfo  the  gallows  Ham. made  for  Mo. 
1  changed  Ham.on  the  gallo.  prepa.for  Mo. 

8. 1. and  Mordecai  came  before  the  King 
2.ring,  and  gave  it  unto  Mordecai 

Eflhcr  fet  Mord.ovet  the  houfe  of  Ha. 
7.faid  to  Mordecai  the  Jew,Behold,I  have 
9.according  to  all  thztMordecai commanded 
15. Mordecai  went  out  in  royall  apparell 

9.3  .feare  of  Mordecai  fell  upon  them 
4.foxMordecai  was  great  in  the  Kings  houfe 
man  M or.waxed  greater  and  greater 
20. and  Mordecai  wrote  thefe  things 
2 3 ,to  doe  as  Mord.hid  written  unto  them 
29.E(lher  and  Mori,  wrote  to  confirme  this 
3 1. according  as  Mor.&E&hev  had  enjoyned 

io.2-and  declaration  of  the  greatneffeof  Mot. 
^.Mordecai  was  next  to  King  Ahafuerus 


Jer.z6.i  8.Micah  the  Mora/bite  profheded  in  the 
Micah  1 .  i.word  of  the  L.that  came  to  Mi.the  M. 

3$otf)ccaf. 
E'Kjfa  2.2.  itovtai,Bil(han,Mifpar 
Neh.7 .7  .Mordecai,Wi\(hzn,Mifpeftth 
E/lber  2. 5.  a  certain  Jew  whoTe  name  was  Morde. 
7. whom  Mordecai  took  for  his  own  daught. 
10. Mordec.  charged  her  (lie  (hould  not  fhew 
1 1. Mor de. walked  every  day  before  the  court 
1 5. daughter  of  Abihail,uncle  of  Mordecai 
1 9  .then  Mordecai  fate  in  the  Kings  gate 
20.as  Mor.chargedjEfth.didthe  com.of  Mor. 
2 1  .while  Mo/dec  A  fate  in  the  Kings  gate 
2i.the  thing  was  knowne  aato  Mordecai 

•certified  the  King  in  Mordec.n%mt 
3. 3. then  the  Kings  fervants  faid  unto  Mordecai 
4X0  fee  whether  Mordecai  his  matters  would 
5  .Haman  faw  that  Mordecai  bowed  not 
6.thought  fcorne  to  lay  hands  on  Mor.a\oaz 
they  had  (hewed  him.the  people  of  M . 
Ham  .fought  to  deftroy  the  peo.of  M. 
4. 1  .Mord.  perceived,  Mordecai  rent  his  clothes 
4.(he  fent  rayment  to  cloth  Mordecai 
y.to  Mordecai,  to  know  what  it  was 
6.fo  Hatach  went  forth  to  Mordecai  unto 
7. Mordecai  told  him  all  that  had  happened 
9.  Hatachtold  Eflher  the  words  of  Mordecai 
io.gave  him  commandement  unto  Mordecai 
1 2.they  told  unto  Mordecai  Efthers  words 
.    ii.Mordecai commanded  to  anfwer  Eflhcr 
1  j.bade  them  return  Mordecai  this  anfwer 
i7.foikfo/«l.went  his  way,and  did  according 
5>9.when  Haman  faw  Mordecai  that  he  flood 
.  was  full  ofindignation  againft  Mor. 
1 3.(0  long  as  I  fee  Mordecai  the  Jew  fitting 
14.  that  Mordecai  may  be  hanged  thereon 
6,z.Mordecai  had  toldofBigthana,  and  Terefh 


Gen. 29.3 o.Jacob  loved  Rachel  more  then  Leah 
36. 7. their  riches  were  more  then  that  they 
37.3.Ifrael  loved  Jofeph  more  then  all  his  other 
4.brethren  faw  his  father  loved  him  more 
5.  and  they  hated  him  yet  the  more 

Verfe  8. 
9.behold,I  have  dreamed  a  dmmemore 
Exod.  1 . 1 2.the  more  they  afflicted  them,the  more 
$.9.  let  there  more  worke  be  laid  on  the  men 
9.34.  Pharaoh  finned  yet  more 
1  i.i.bring  one  plague  more  upon  Pharaoh 
1 6. 1 7«and  gathered,fome  more, foa\z  leffe 
3  o.  1  f  .the  rich  fhall  not  give  more 
36.5.  the  people  bring  much  more  then  enough 
Z.ro.6.j.fhalladde  the  fifth  part  wore  thereto 
1  i.42.or  whatfo.hath  more  feet  among  all  cree. 
1  j.^.fliall  fliuthim  up  fevendayestfzflre 
3  3. him  up  that  hath  the  plague  7.daycs  more 
54-he  fhall  fhut  it  up  feven  dayes  more 
26. 1 8.punifh  you  feven  times  mo-  for  your  fins 
Num.i. 46. which  zttmore  then  the  Lcvites 

22.18.  beyond  the  wo.of  the  L.to do lefs  or  m. 

1 9. what  the  Lord  will  fay  unto  me  more 
26.54.to  many  thou  (halt  give  the  more  inherit. 
33.5  4.to  the  more  ye  fhall  give  more  inheritance 
De/tf.io.i.apeoplew.then  thou,  benotafraid 
Judg.z . i9.corrupted  themfelves  mo.thtn  their  fa. 
16.30.  more  then  they  which  he  flew  in  his  life 
18.24.gone  away,and  what  have  I  more 
Ruth  1.  i7.Lord  do  fo  to  me  and  mo.zUo,  if  ought 
3.io.fhewed  more  kindnefiein  the  latter  end 
1  S<!#2.i4.44.God  do  fo,&  mo.  alfojfor  thou  (halt 
1 8 . 8.  w  hat  can  he  have  more  but  the  kingdome 
29. Saul  was  yet  the  more  afraid  of  David 
3  o.David  behaved  himfelfe  more  wifely  then 
20. 1 3  .Lord  do  fo,and  much  mo.  to  Jonat.but  if 
22.15fer.knew  nothing  of  all  this,lefs  or  more 
24.17.he  faid  toDa.Thouatt  tfzo.rigbte.then I 
25-22.fo,&  wo.alfo  do  God  unto  the  enemi.  of 
36.wherfore  fhe  told  him  nothing,lefs  or  m. 
z Sam.i^So  &0G0&  toAbner,and  sw.alfcexcept 
3  5X0  d.o  God  to  me*and  more  alfo,  if  I  tafte 
<5.22.and  I  will  yet  be  more  vile  then  thus 
7.2o.what  can  David  fay  more  unto  thee 
18.8. wood  devoured  mo.  people  then  thefword 
19. 1 3 .  God  doe  fo  to  me,3nd  more  alfo 

1  Sam.  3. 17. 1  King-  2..  ag. 

20. 10.  2  King.6. 1 1» 

43 .  we  have  alfo  more  right  in  David  then  ye 

2Q.6.Sheba  do  us  more  harm  then  did  Abfalom 

1  Kin. 16.3 3-and  Ahab didmore  to  provoke  theL. 

19.2X0  let  the  gods  doe  to  me,&  more  alfo,if  I 

2  Kjn.4.6. kid  unto  her,There  is  not  a  veffel  more 

6.1 6.are  more  then  they  that  be  with  them 

2  i.9.Manaffeh  feduced  them  to  dow.evil  then 

1  Cbro.  r  7. 1 8.  w  hat  can  Dav.fpeak  more  to  thee3for 

2  Cbro.  1  o.  1 1  •  I  will  put  more  to  your  yoke 

20.25  .more  then  they  could  carry  away 

25  .p.Lord  is  able  to  give  thet  more  then  this 

28.13  .ye  intend  to  adde  more  to  our  iins 

2  2-did  he  trefpafie  yet  more  againft  the  Lord 

29.34.Le.  were  more  upright  in  heart  to  fanft- 

32!i6:his_ 


MOR        M  O  R 


MOR        MOR 


MOR 


MOR. 


3 1.  i6.his  ferv.  fpake  yet  wore  againft  the  Lord 
3  j.2  j .  but  Amnion  trefpaffed  wore  and  more 
E%jra  7.20.  whatfoever  more  (hall  be  needfull  for 
Neh.  1 3. 1 8 .  yet  ye  bring  more  wrath  upon  Ifrael 
Efiher  2.1 7.favour  in  his  fight  more  then  all  the 
4.13.111  the  Kings  houfe  more  then  all  the  Jews 
6.6.  delight  to  doe  honour  more  then  to  my  fer. 
Job  j. 2 1 .  dig  for  it  more  then  for  hidden  treafures 
23.12.  words  of  his  mouth  wore  then  my  neeef. 
j4.19.nor  regardeth  the  rich  wo.then  the  poore 

2}.not  lay  upon  man  more  then  right 
3y.2.faidft3Myrighteoufneffe  is  wo.then  Gods 

1 1. who  teacheth  us  more  then  the  beads  of 
4i.ii.blefied  the  latter  end  of  Job  more  then 
Fful.^.j.more  then  in  the  time  that  their  corne 
19.10.  more  to  be  defired  are  they  then  gold 
40.  j.they  are  more  then  can  be  numbred 
5  2.3.  thou  loveft  evill  more  then  good 
7 1 . 1 4.and  will  yet  praife  thee  more  and  more 
73.7.they  have  more  then  their  hearts  could 
7  §•  1 7-they  finned  yet  more  againft  him 
87.2.worethen  all  the  dwellings  of  Jacob 
115 . 1 4. Lord  will  increafe  you  more  and  more 
1 1 9.99. 1  have  more  under,  then  all  my  teachers 

100. 1  understand  more  then  the  ancients 
1  jo.6.for  the  Lord 5»z.then  they  that  watch  for 
I  fay  more  then  they  that  watch  for  the 
Vro.  j.i  j.fhe  is  more  precious  then  rubies 
^18.  fliineth  more  and  more  unto  the  perfect 
1 1 .  24.there  is  that  wi  th-holdeth  m.  then  is  me. 
3 1. much  more  then  the  wicked  &  the  finners 
17. 1  o.  a  reproofe  entreth  more  into  a  wife  man 
26.1 2.  there  is  more  hope  of  a  fool  then  of  him 
Ghap.29.20. 
28.2j.afterwards  (hall  find  Wore  favour  then 
jo.2.fiirely  I  am  more  bruitifli  then  any  man 
Ecclef.1.16.  and  have  gotten  more  wifdome  then 
2.o.and  increafed  more  then  all  that  were 
1 5  and  why  then  was  I  more  wife  then 
16.no  remembrance  of  the  wife  more  then  of 
2$.or  who  elfe  can  haften  thereunto  w.then 
q.i.mare  then  the  living  that  are  yet  alive 
y.i.and  be  more  ready  to  heare,then  to  give 
6.8  .what  hath  the  wife  more  then  the  foole 
7.i9.wifdom  ftren-the  wife  w.then  ten  mighty 
26. 1  find  wore  bitter  then  death  the  woman 
9. 17. more  then  the  cry  of  him  that  ruleth  amo. 

10. 1  o.then  muft  he  put  to  more  ftrength 
Cant.i.^.v/e  will  remember  thy  love  more  then 

5.9.  thy  beloved  more  then  another  beloved 

Verfe  9. 

//d.y.4.what  could  have  bin  done  m.  to  my  viney, 
9.i.and  afterward  did  more  grievoufly  afflict 
1 3 . 1 2.I  will  make  a  man  w.pre.then  fine  gold 
1  $ .9.for  I  will  bring  more  upon  Dimon 
52.i4.vifage  was  fo  marred  more  then  any 

his  forme  more  then  the  fons  of  men 
I4.1. more  are  the  children  of  the  defolatej  then 
j 6. 1 2.as  this  day,and  much  more  abundant 

/er.  j.  1  i.juft.her  felfe  ma.  then  treacherous  Judah 

46.2  3 .  becaufe  they  are  more  then  the  grafhop. 
E  ^£.5.6.  judgements  into  wickednefs  w.then  the 

and  my  fat. more  then  the  countreys 

7.  mult.  mo.  then  the  nations  that  are  round 

1  y.2.  what  is  the  vine  tree  more  then  any  tree 

16.47.waft  corrupted  more  then  they  in  all  thy 

5 1  .multip.  thy  abominations  more  then  they 

f  2.fins  that  thou  haft  committed  w.abo.then 

they  ate  more  righteous  then  thou 

23.1  i.wore  corrupt  in  her  inord.love  then  (he 

in  her  whored.wo.tbenberfifterin 

42.6.building  was  ftraitned  wore  then  the  low. 

Dd#.2.30,wifdom  that  I  have  wo.  then  any  living 

3.  i9.one  feven  times  more  then  it  was  wont  to 

7.20.  whofe  looke  was  more  ftout  then  his  fel. 

Hof.6,6.  knowledge  of  God  more  then  burnt-off. 

1 3  .z. now  they  fin  more  and  more 
Jonah  4.1 1. wherein  are  more  then  60000. perfons 
Hob.  1 . 1 3 .wicked  dcvo.the  men  that  is  wo.righte. 
AZ<#.5.37.whatfoe.is»2.th.enthefe  cometh  of  evill 
47.  what  doe  you  more  then  others 
6.t<>. is  not  the  life  more  then  meat 

3  o.fhall  he  not  much  more  clothe  you 
io.ji.yeareofwo.value  then  many  fparrows 
37.1oveth  father  or  mother  more  then  me,is 
fon  or  daug.  more  then  me^is  not  wor. 


1 1  -9'  I  fay  unto  you,and  more  then  a  prophet 
12.4c.  more  wicked  then  himfelf 
1 3.1 2.  and  he  fliall  have  wore  abundance 
1 8. 1 3  .he  rejoyceth  more  of  that  (heep,then  of 

ieUhen  take  with  thee  one  or  two  more 
20.io.fuppofed  that  they  (hould  have  rec.wore 
3 1. but  they  cryed  the  wore/aying3Have  rner. 
2  J .  1  f.ye  make  him  twofold  wo.the  chil.of  hell 
26.  y  3. give  me  more  then  twelve  legi.  of  angels 
27.23.cryed  out  the  wore/ayingjLet  him  be 
Mark  4.24-unto  you  that  heare  (hall  more  be  given 
6.1 1 .  it  (hall  be  more  tolerable  for  Sod.  &  Go. 
"].l6.more  he  charged  them/o  much  a  great 
10.48.he  cryed  more  a  great  deale,Thou  Son 
1 2.3  3 .  is  more  then  all  whole  burnt-ofFer.  and 

43. poor  widow  hath  caft  in  more  then  all 
1 4.  f  .been  fold  for  more  then  three  hun.pcnce,& 
3 1  .he  fpake  the  more  vehemently ,If  I  fhould 
1 5. 14.  cryed  out  the  more  exceed.  Crucifie  him 
Lu\e  f  .1  %.  fo  much  the  more  went  there  a  fame 
7.26.I  fay  unto  you,And  much  more  rhen  a 
1  o.  3  y . w hatfoe ver  thou  fpendeft  more,  w hen  I 
1  i.26.tohim  feven  otherfpirits  more  wicked 
1 2.7.ye  are  of  more  value  then  many  fparrowes 
23. the  life  is  more  then  meat 
48  .of  him  they  willaske  the  more 

1  f  .7.W0.  then  over99«juft  perfons  which  need 
18.30.who  (hall  not  receive  manifold  more  in 

39.be  cryed  fo  much  the  wore,Thou  Son 
2 i.j .poor  widow  hath  caft  in  more  then  they 

2  2.44. in  an  agony»he  prayed  more  earneftly 
John  j.  i8.Jewes  fought  the  more  to  kill 

10.  io.that  they  might  have  it  mare  abundantly 
12-4 3. they  loved  the  praife  of  men  wore 
15;. 2,  that  it  may  bring  forth  mare  fruit 
i9.8.heard  that  faying,he  was  the  more  afraid 

2 1.1  y. loveft  thou  me  more  then  thefe 

j5is  4.19.  to  hearken  unto  you  mare  then  to  God 
5.i4.beleevers  were  the  more  added  to  theLord 
9. 2  2. but  Saul  increafed  the  more  in  ftrength 
19.3  2.and  the  more  part  knew  not 
20. 3  5.  it  is  more  bleffed  to  give,then  to  receive 
22.2.they  kept  the  more  filencejand  he  faith 
23.1 3. they  were  more  then  forty  w'1  had  made 
25.6.  when  he  had  tarried  among  them  w.then 
27. 11. more  thenthofe  things  fpoken  by  Paul 

1 2.the  more  part  advifed  to  depart  thence 
Kom.  1 . 2  y  .fetved  the  creature  more  then  the  Creat. 
3 .7.  if  the  truth  of  God  hath  more  abounded 
5. 9. much  more  then3beang  now  juftified  by 

lo.much  more  being  reconc.  we  (halbe  faved 

1 7. much  more  they  that  receive  abundance 

2o.grace  did  much  more  abound 
6.9.raifed  from  t.he  dead,dieth  no  more 
8.j7.in  all  thefe  things  we  are  more  then  conq, 

1  Coc.9. 1 9>that  I  might  gain  the  Wore 

1 2. 2 2. which  feem  to  be  more  feeble,  are  necef. 
1 4. 1 8. 1  fpeak  with  tongues  more  then  you  all 

2  Cor.3.9.much  more  doth  the  min.of  right.exceed 

1 1. much  rmre  that  which  remaineth  is  glor. 
7«7.fo  that  I  rejoyced  the  mare 

1 3  .the  more  joyed  we  for  the  joy  of  Titus 
8.i7.but  being  more  forward  of  his  owne 

2  i.but  now  much  more  diligent 
io.8.boaft  fomewhat  mare  of  our  authority  wth 

1 1. 2  3. 1  am  more-,  in  labours  wore  abundant 

in  prifons  more  frequent,in  deaths  oftner 
t  2.1  y.though  the  more  abundantly  I  love  you 
G«Z.4.27.hath  many  wore  children  rhen  (he 
Phil.  1 .9  .love  may  abound  yet  more  and  wore 
I4.are  much  wore  bold  to  fpeak  thereof 
2. 1 2.but  now  much  wore  in  my  abfence  :  work 
3-4-if  he  might  truft  in  the  fle(h,I  more 

1  Thefa.  i.fo  we  would  abound  wore  and  wore 

10.  that  ye  increafe  more  and  more 

2  Tjw.2.1 6.for  they  will  increafe  unto  wo.ungod. 

3 .4.  lovers  of  pleafure, more  rhen  lovers  of  God 
Phikm.  2 1  .that  thou  wilt  alfo  do  wore  then  I  fay 
Heb.z.  i.we  ought  to  give  the  wore  earneft  heedi 
3 .  j.this  man  was  counted  mare  worthy  of  hon. 
hath  more  honour  then  the  houfe 
io.2  5.  and  fo  much  the  mare  as  you  fee  the  day 
1  i.j  2.what  thai  I  fay  wore?For  the  time  would 
1 2.2  j.rnuch  wore  (hal  not  we  efcape,if  we  turn 
26.  yet  once  wore  I  (hake  not  the  earth  only 
27,this  word,Yet  once  wore,  fignifieth  the 


Jam.4.6. bwi  he  giveth  wore  grace,wherefore 

1  .Per.  i.7.beingmuch  wore  precious  then  of  gold 

2  Per.n9.we  have  alfo  a  more  fure  word  of  pro. 
Ret>.2.i9.and  the  laft  to  be  more  then  the  firft 

9, 1 1. there  came  two  woes  wore  hereafter 
Any  apoje. 
Gen-8.i  2. the  dove  which  returned  again  any  wore 
2 1 .1  will  not  again  curfe  the  ground  any  m. 
neither  will  I  finite  any  more  every  thin" 
9.1 1. neither  (hall  all  flelh  be  cut  offany  wore 
neither  (hall  there  be  any  wo.a  floud 
i7.$.thy  name  any  wore  be  called  Abram 
3  5. 10. thy  name  fliall  not  be  called  any  mo.  Ja. 
Exod.S. 29.1et  not  Pharaoh  deale  deccitf.  any  wore 
9.29.neither  (hall  there  be  any  more  haile 

1  i.6.nor  (hall  belike  any  wore 

36.6.1et  neith.  man  nor  woman  make  any  wore 
Lev.  27 .  20,ir  (hall  not  be  redeemed  any  more 
Nxm.iS.f.no  wrath  any  wore  upon  the  chil.of  If. 
Dent. $.!<;, heat  the  voyceof  the  Lo.our  G.any  w. 

18.  j6.neither  let  me  fee  this  great  fire  any  wo. 
Jojh.z.  1  i.remain  any  wore  in  any  man,  becaufe 

5.1  .neither  was  their  fpirit  in  them  any  wore 
12.neith.had  the  child. of  Ifr.  manna  any  m. 

7. 1 2,neither  will  I  be  with  you  any  wore 

1  Sam.ij.i.to  feek  me  anyworein  anycoaft 
2&?W.2.28.Qeither  fought  they  any  wore 

7.10.  afflict  them  any  wore  as  aforetime 
io.i9.feared  to  help  the  children  of  Am.an.w. 
1 4. 10. he  (hall  not  touch  thee  any  wore 

1 1. to  deftroy  any  wore,  left  they  deftroy 
1 9. 2 8. what  right  have  I  any  wore  to  cry 

29.  why  fpeakeft  thou  any  more  of  thy  mat. 

j  ? .can  I  heare  any  wore  the  voyce  of  finging 

2  Kjn.z.r  1  .not  be  from  thence  any  wore  death 

2 1.8  .make  the  feet  of  Ifrael  move  any  more  out 
24.7. King  of  Egypt  came  not  again  any  more 

1  c7;ro.i7.9.wafte  them  any  wore  as  at  the 

19.19.help  the  children  of  Ammon  any  wore 

2  Cforo.  j  j.S.ncither  will  I  any  m.  remove  the  foot 
Job  7.  io.neither  (hall  his  place  know  him  any  w. 

20.?.neither  fliall  his  place  any  wo.behold  him 
34.3 1. 1  will  not  offend  any  wore 

Ecdef.9.  j. neither  have  they  any  wore  a  reward 
6.neither  have  they  any-more  a  portion 

Ifa.i. f  .why  (hould  ye  beftricken  any  wore 
2.4.neither  (hall  they  learne  war  any  wore 
3  o .  20,teachers  be  removed  into  a  cor.  any  wore 
f4.4.reme.the  reproach  ofrhy  widowh.  any  m. 
6  2.4.  (hall  thy  land  any  mo.  be  termed  defolate 

^er.3.i6.neither  (hall  that  be  done  any  wore 
17.  neither  (hall  they  walk  any  more  after 
10.20.  none  to  ftretch  forth  my  tent  any  wore 
20.9-or  fpeak  any  wore  in  his  name 

2  2. 1 1. he  (hall  not  return  thither  any  wore 

3  o.and  ruling  any  more  in  Judah 
j  1.1 2.they  fliall  not  forrow  any  wore  at  all 
40.  nor  thrown  down  any  wore  for  ever 
j4.io.none(houldferve  themf.of  them  any  tn. 
5  r  .44»not  flow  together  any  more  unto  him 
E^.?.9-wherunto  I  will  not  do  any  wo.  the  like 
1 2.28.  none  of  my  words  be  prolonged  any  w. 
14. 1 1. neith, be  polluted  any  more  with  all  their 
ie^.41.  thou  alfoflialt  give  no  hire  any  wore 

€  3. and  never  open  thy  mouth  anymore 
18.3.  not  have  occafion  any  wore  to  ufe  this  pr. 
zf.y.it  (hall  not  return  any  wore 
23.27.nor  remember  Egypt  any  wore 
24.13.not  be  purged  from  thy  filthinefs  an.». 
27.36.and  never  (halt  be  any  wore 
28.1 9.and  never  (halt  thou  be  any  wore 
29.1 5:  .neither  (hall  it  exalt  it  felf  any  more' 
3  2.1 3. the  foot  of  man  trouble  them  anymore 
34.  io.fliall  the  (heph.  feed  themfelves  any  mo. 

29.beare  the  (harne  of  the  heathen  any  wore 
36.i4.neither  bereave  thy  nations  any  wore 
1 5 .to  hear  in  thee  the  (hame  ofthe  heat.a.W. 
bear  the  reproach  ofthe  people  any  w. 
neither  caufe  the  nations  to  fall  any  m. 
j7.2  2.divided  into  two  kingdoms  any  w.atal 
2j.neith.fliall  they  defile  themfelves  any  w. 
j9.7.not  let  them  pollute  my  holy  Na.  any  w. 
28.1eft  none  of  them  any  wore  there 
2  f.  neith.  will  I  hide  my  face  any  wore  from 
#0/^14.3.  nei.will  we  fay  any  wore  to  the  work  of 
S.what  have  I  to  doe  any  wore  with  idols 

Joel  2.2.  neither 


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Joel  z.i.neither  ihall  be  any  mote  after  it 
3. 17.no  ftrangers  paffe  thorow  faer  anymore 

Amos  7.8.I  will  not  again  paffe  by  them  any  mo. 
ij.prophefie  not  again  any  more  at  Bethel 
8.2.not  paffe  again  by  them  any  more 

Micah  4.  j  .neither  (hall  they  learn  war  any  more 

Zeph.z  ■ 1  J'thou  thalt  not  fee  evill  any  more 

Zech.g.S.no  oppref.fhall  pafs  thorow  them  any  W. 

Mai.  1.1 2  .that  he  regardeth  not  the  offering  zn.m. 

Mar.  8 . 1 4«m  the  (hip  wth  them  any  m.then  one  lo. 
9.8.  they  faw  no  man  any  more 

Luke  20.36.  neither  can  they  die  anymore 
22.  16.I  will  not  eat  any  more  thereof,untill 

Row.  1 4. 1 3 -not  therefore  judge  one  another  an.w. 

Heb.  11.19.  (hould  not  be  fpoken  to  them  any  mo. 

Rev  7.i6.neither  (hall  theythirftany  more 

i*,8.nei.  was  thetrplace  fo.  any  mo.xn  heaven 
1 8. 1 1. no  man  buyeth  her  nurchand.  any  more 

2  i.4.neither  fhall  there  be  any  more  paine 

No  aj)o?e, 
Gcn.a. 1  5 .  water  (hall  no  more  become  a  floud 
3 1. 1 8  .thy  name  dial  1  be  called  no  more  Jacob 

3  8.2  6.  he  knew  heragaine  no  more 
44. 2 3  .ye  fhall  fee  my  face  no  more 
4?  .8.  it  was  nomore  you  that  fent  me  hither 

Exod.s.7  .no  more  give  the  people  ftraw  to  make 
9.28  be  no  more  mighty  thunderings  &  haile 
10.28.  fee  my  face  no  more 

29.I  will  fee  thy  face  againe  no  more 
14. 1 3  .fee  them  again  no  more  for  ever 
Lev.17.-7.no  more  offer  their  (Sacrifices  unto  devils 
Num.8. 25.  and  fhall  ferve  no  more 
Deut.  j.  26.fpeak  no  more  unto  me  of  this  matter 
y.22.and  he  added  no  more,md  he  wrote  them 
10.22.and  be  no  more  ftiffe-necked 
13,1 1. fhall  doe  no  more  any  fuch  wickedneffe 
17. 1 3. and  doe  no  more  prefumptuoufly 

i6.henceforth  return  no  more  that  way 
2  8 . 6  8 .  thou  (halt  fee  it  no  more  again 
3 1 . 2 .1  can  no  more  goe  out,and  come  in 
fopi.  2  3 . 1  j  .no  more  drive  out  any  of  thefe  nations 
fudf>.$-  i8.1ifted  up  their  heads  no  more 
10. 1 3.wherefore,I  will  deliver  you  no  more 
1 3  2 1 .  angel  of  the  Lord  did  no  Hauppeare  to 

1  Sam.  1 . 1 8  .her  countenance  was  no  morb  fad 

2.  3  .talk  no  more  fo  exceeding  proudly 
7, 1  j  .thsy  came  no  more  into  the  coaft  of  Ifrael 
1  5 .3  r  .fo  Samuel  came  no  mo.  unto  Saul>never. 
i8.2.1ethin)gonoffzo.hometo  his  fath.  houfe 
26.21.forI  will  no  more  doe  thee  harme 
27.4.and  he  fought  no  more  again  for  him 
28.1  ^ .and  anfwereth  me  no  more 
30.4.untill  they  had  no  more  power  to  weep 

2  Sam.i.zS.St  purfued  after  Ifrael  no  mare 

7.  io.place  of  their  own,and  move  no  more 
21 . 1 7.  fhall  goe  no  more  out  with  us  to  battell 

1  %in.  to.  5 .  there  was  no  more  fpirit  in  her 

2  chron.  9.  4. 
lo.there  came  no  more  fuch  abund.  of  fpices 

2  Xjn.z.  1 2.  and  he  faw  him  no  more 

6.23-bands  of  Syria  came  no  more  into  the 
9.3  5. found  no  more  of  her  then  the  skull 
1 2.7.  receive  no  more  money  of  your  acquaint. 
S.confented  to  receive  no  more  money  of 
1  Cbro.  17. 9. &  they  (hall  be  moved  no  more 

2  3. 26. they  fhall  no  more  carry  the  tabernacle 
i  Cbro.  1  J.  1 9. there  was  no  more  war  until!  the 
Nef?.2. 1 7-that  we  be  no  more  a  reproach 

1 3 . 2 1  -carrie  they  no  more  on  the  fabbath 
E fiber  1. 19. that  Vafhti  tame  no  mbefore  the  K. 

2.  i4.fhe  came  in  unto  the  King  no  more 
Job  7. 7. mine  eye  fhall  no  more  fee  good 

S.that  hath  feen  me,(hall  fee  me  no  more 

9-to  the  grave,(hall  come  up  no  more 

iche  fhall  return  no  more  to  his  houfe 

i4.12.till  the  heavens  be  no  more}tbey  (hall 

ao.p.eyc  which  faw  him,fhall  fee  him  no  more 

24.20.he  fhall  be  no  more  remembred 

3  2. 1  5  .they  anlwered  no  #we,they  left  off  fpea. 
KS.ftood  ftill,and  anfwered  no  more 

34.72.done  iniquity,!  will  doe  nomore 
4i'8.remember  thebattell,  doe  no  more 
Vfal.  1  o.  1 8 .  man  of  die  earth  may  no  more  oppref. 
3  9. 1 1 .  before  I  goe  hence,and  be  no  morei. 
4i.8.now  that  he  heth,  he  fhall  rife  up  nomore 
74.9-there  is  no  more  any  prophet 


77.7-and  will  he  be  favourable  nomore 
8$.4.name  of  Ifrael  may  be  no  more  in  remem. 
88.  5. whom  thou  remembreft  nomore 
103.16.phce  thereof  fhall  know  it  no  more 
104.3  5. and  let  the  wicked  be  no  more 

Pro.10.25.  fo  is  the  wicked  no  more 
3  i.7.and  remember  his  mifery  no  more 

Eccle.z.  16.no  remembrance  of  the  wiCetmore  then 
4. 13.WI10  will  no  more  be  admonifhed 

1/a.  1 . 1 3 .  bring  no  more  vain  oblations 

io.20.fhalI  no  more  againe  ftay  upon  him  that 
19-7.be  driven  away»and  be  no  more 

23.10.  there  is  no  more  flrength 
1 2. thou  (halt  no  more  rejoyce 

26.2 1. and  (hall  no  more  cover  her  flain 

30.19.thou  (halt  weep  no  more 

3  2.  f  .vile  perfon  fhall  no  more  be  called  liberall 

38.11.  behold  man  no  more  with  the  inhab.  of 
47.i.thou  (halt  no  more  be  called  tender 

5.  no  more  be  called  the  lady  of  kingdomes 
5 1. 2  2. thou  (halt  no  more  drinke  it  again 
5  2. 1  .no  more  come  into  thee  the  uncircumcifed 
54.9.water  of  Noah  fhould  no  mo.  go  over  the 
60. 1 8.violence  fhall  no  more  be  heard  in  thy  la. 

19.  fun  ihall  be  no  more  thy  light  by  day 

20.the  fun  fhall  no  more  goe  down 
62.4.thou  (halt  no  more  be  termed,  Forfaken 

8.no  more  give  thy  come  to  be  meat  for 
£5.19.  voice  of  weeping  fhall  be  no  wore  heard 

20.no  more  thence  an  infant  of  dayes 
Jer.z.2,  1. we  will  come  no  more  unro  thee 
3.  i6.thcy  fhall  fay  no  more,Thz  ark  of  the 
7.3  2.that  it  fhall  no  more  be  called  Tophet 
1 1. 19. that  his  name  may  be  no  more  remembr. 
16.14.that  it  fhal  no  more  be  faid,The  L.liveth 
1 9.6,that  this  place  fhal  no  more  be  called  To. 
22. 10.  for  he  (hall  returne  nomore 

1 2.and  (hall  fee  this  land  no  more 
23 .4.and  they  fhall  fear  no  more 

■j.no  mo,  fay , The  Lord  livetb,which  brought 

36.bur.of  the  Lord  fhall  ye  mention  no  mo. 
2j.27.and  fall,and  rife  no  more 

30.8.  ftrangers  (hall  no  more  ferve  themfelves 
3  i.i9.fay  no  Mw.The  fathers  have  eaten  a  fowr 

3  4.teach  no  more  every  man  his  neighbour 
I  will  remember  their  fin  no  more 
3  j.24.be  no  more  a  nation  before  them 

38.9.  there  is  no  more  bread  in  the  city 
42.18.  and  ye  fhall  fee  this  place  no  mtrre 
44. 26. my  name  fhall  no  more  be  named  in 
48. 2.  there  fhall  be  no  more  praife  of  Moab 
49.7.is  wifdome  no  more  in  Teman 
50.39.it  (hall  be  no  more  inhabited  for  ever 

Lam.z.9.  the  law  is  no  more 
4. 1 5  they  fhall  no  more  fojourne  there 
1 6.he  will  no  more  regard  them 
22.  he  will  nomore  carry  thee  away  into 

E^c/j.  1 2_23.no  more  ufeit  as  a  proverb  in  Ifrael 

24.  (hall  be  no  more  any  vain  virion 

25.  it  fhall  be  no  more  prolonged 
1 3 . 1 5.  the  wall  is  no  more 

21.  they  fhall  be  no  more  in  your  hands 
2 3. therefore  ye  fhall  fee  no  move  vanity 
1 4.1  i.houfe  of  Ifrael  may  goe  no  more  aftray 
16.42.  and  will  be  nomore  angry 
19.9. that  his  voyce  fhould  no  morebe  heard 
20. 3  9.  pollute  ye  my  holy  Name  no  more  with 
21.13.it  fhall  be  no  more&un  the  Lord 

27-  it  fhall  be  no  ,we>untill  he  comCjwhofe 

32. thou  (halt  be  no  more  remembred 
24.27.fhaU  fpeak,and  be  no  more  dumb 
26. 1 3  .found  of  thy  harp  (hall  be  no  more  heard 

i4.thou  (halt  be  built  no  more 

11.  thee  a  terrour,and  thou  (halt  be  no  more 
28.24.  no  mote  a  pricking  briar  unto  the  houfe 
29. 1 5. fhall  no  mare  rule  over  the  nations 

16.it  fhall  be  no  mare  the  confidence  of  the 
30. i3.there  (hall  be  no  wzo.a  prince  of  the  land 
3  j-22.and  I  was  no  more  dumb 
34.22.&  they  fhall  be  nomore  2>  prey 

28.they  fhall  no  more  be  a  prey  to  the  heath. 

29.they  fhall  be  no  more  confumed  with 
3  6. 1 2.  (halt  no  more  henceforth  bereave  them 

1 4«thou  fhalt  devoure  men  no  more 

3o.receive  no  mare  reproach  of  famine 
37.22.and  they  fhall  be  no  more  two  nations 


43. 7. (hall  the houfeof  Ifrael  nomore  defile 
45.8.  my  princes  fhall  nomore  oppreffe  my  pe. 
Hqf.  1 .6.1  will  no  more  have  mercy  upon  the  houf 
2. 16.  and  fhah  call  me  no  more  Baali 
1 7-they  fhall  no  more  be  remembred 
9. 1  j.I  will  love  them  no  mo-re 
I  Joel  i.  19.no  more  make  you  a  reproach  among 
Amos  5. 2. (lie  (lull  no  more  rife 

9.1 5.  they  fhall  no  morebe  pulled  out 
Mlcab  5.1 2. thou  fhalt  have  no  more  fouthfayers 

il.no  more  worfhip  the  work  of  thine 
Nabfem  1 . 1 2. 1  will  afflict  thee  no  more 
i4.that  no  more  of  thy  name  be  fowen 

1  j. wicked  (hall  no  more  paffe  thorow  thee 
2.1 3  .voice  of  thy  meffen.  fnall  no  mo.be  heard 

Zeph.  3 . 1 1  .and  thou  thalt  no  more  be  haughty 
Zech.i  1.6.I  will  no  more  pity  theinhabita.  of  the 
1 3.2.they  (hall  nomore  be  remembred 
14. 1 1. there  (hall  be  no  more  utter  deftruiftion 
2 1. fhall  be  no  more  the  Canaanite  in  the  ho. 
Af.if.i9.6.therefore  they  are  nomore  twaine 
Marty  1 .4  5  .could  no  more  openly  enter  into  the 
7. 1 2.fufter  him  no  more  to  doe  ought  for  his 
9<25'.irid  enter  no  more  into  him 
io.8.they  are  no  more  twain,but  one  flefh 
1425.I  will  drink  no  more  of  the  fruit  of  the 
Lu\e  3.13  .exact  no  more  then  that  which  is  appoi. 
9. 1 3  .we  have  no  more  but  five  loa.  &  two  fifties 
1 2.4.after  that  have  no  more  that  they  can  doe 
1  j.X9.aai  no  more  worthy  to  be  called  thy  fon 
Verfe  21. 
John  5. 1 4.thou  art  made  w  hole,  fin  no  more 
6.66-and  walked  no  more  withhim 
8. 11 .  goe  and  fin  no  more 
11.54.  Jcfus  walked  no  more  openly  among 
14. 19. and  the  world  feeth  me  no  more 
1 5-4.no  more  can  ye>except  ye  abide  in  me 

16. 10.  and  ye  fee  me  no  more 

2  i.fhe  remembreth  no  more  the  anguifh 
2j.when  I  fhall  no  more  fpeak  unto  you  in 

17.11.  now  I  am  no  wore  in  the  world 
Acts  8.39.that  the  eunuch  faw  him  no  more 

1 3. 3  4.now  no  more  to  returne  to  corruption 
20. 2  5.  fhall  fee  my  face  no  more 

3  8. that  they  fhould  fee  his  faceno  more 
&>w.6.9.dieth  no  wo^death  hath  no  more  domin. 

7.i7.now  then  it  is  no  awe  I  that  doe  it,but  fin 

20.it  is  no  more  I  that  doe  itjbut  fin  that  dw. 

1  i.6.then  it  is  no  m.oi  wor.other.grace  is  nom. 

then  is  it  no  more  grace 

otherwife,  work  is  no  more  work 

1  f  .23.  now  having  no  more  place  in  thefe  parts 

2  Cor. 5. 1 6. yet  now  hencefor.know  we  him  nom. 

Gal. 2. 18.it  is  nomoreof  promife,but  God  gave 

4-7.thou  art  no  more  a  fervant  but  a  fon 
Epbe.z.ig.novi  therefore  ye  are  no  more  ftrangers 
4. 1 4. we  henceforth  be  no  more  childr-toffed  to 
28.1et  him  that  ftole,fteale  no  more  \ 
Heb.S.  1 2.  their  iniquities  will  I  remember  no  m. 
Chap.  10. 1 7. 
io.2.have  had  no  more  conferences  of  fin 
1 8.there  is  no  more  offering  for  fin 
26.there  remaineth  no  more  facrifice  for  fins 
Rev.i .  1 2.and  he  (hall  goe  no  more  out 

7. i6.they  fhall  hunger  nomore  . 

18. 1 4-thou  fhalt  find  them  no  more  at  all 
2 1  .and  fhalt  be  found  no  more  at  all 
ai.trumpeters  fhall  be  heard  no  more  in  the 

found  of  a  milftone  (halbe  heard  no  m. 
23  .light  of  a  candle  fhall  (hine  no  more  at 
of  the  bridejfhalbe  heard  no  mo.in  thee 
ao.  3 .  that  hee  fhould  deceive  the  nati.  no  more 
ii.  1. and  there  was  no  more  fea 

4.  there  (hall  be  no  more  death 
a  2. 3 .  there  (hall  be  no  more  curfes 

Gen.  1 2.6.  Abram  parted  to  the  plaine  oiMoreh 
Deut.i  i.30.againft  Gilgal,befides  the  pla.of  Mo. 
Jufa.7. 1  .hotie  of  the  Mid.were  by  the  hill  of  M. 

Gew.24.25-  (he  faid  moreover ,  We  have  ftraw  and 
3  2.20.fay  ye  moreover,thy  fervant  Jac.is  behind 
tf.ij. moreover  the  killed  all  his  brethren 
47.4.they  faid  moreover  unto  Pharaoh,Forto 
48. 22. moreover, I  have  given  to  thee  oris 

Exod.7.6.more\\e{a\d>\  am  the  God  of  thy  father 
I  ij.God 


MOR         M  O  R 


MOR        MOR 


MOH  MOR 


i  S.God  laid  moreover  untoMofes,Thus  (halt 
1 1.5  moreover,  the  man  Mofes  was  very  great 
1 8.i  i. moreover  thou  (hale  provide  out  of  al  the 
z6.i.moieo.thou (halt  make  the  taber.with  ten 

Lev.-j.zi.'mo.tbe  foul  that  (hall  touch  any  unclean 

z6-moreover  ye  (hall  eat  no  manner  of  bloud 

14.46.MWf.he  that  goeth  into  the  houfe,all  the 

iB.zo.moreover  thou  (halt  not  lie  carnally  with 

25f.45.OT0re.of the  children  of  ftrangers  that  do 

Num.  13.28.  moreover ,we  faw  the chil.of  An.there 
16.14-tfwe.thou  haft  not  brought  us  into  a  la. 
3  z.iB.morco-  I  (hall  doe  to  you  as  I  thought  to 
35.3  i.more.ye  (hall  take  no  fatisfaction  for  the 

Deut.i.zS.  moreover,  we  have  feen  the  fons  of  An. 

3 9  wor  .your  little  ones  which  ye  faid  (hould 

7.2o.OTore.theLord  thy  God  wil  fend  the  hor. 

28.45  moreover, z\  thefe  curfes  (hall  come  upon 

6o.OT0re.he  will  bring  upon  thee  all  the  dife. 

Judg.io.g.  moreover, thechildr.  of  Ammon paffed 

R  uth  4 . 1  o. rmeover,Kuth  have  I  purcbafed  to  be 

1  Sam.z.ig.moreover,his  mother  made  him  a  little 

1  z.27.mtrr.as  for  me,God  forbid  that  I  (hould 
14. 2 1  moreover,the  Hebrew  alfo  turned  afide  to 
17.37.OTWfo.the  Lord  that  delivered  me  out  of 
20.3.D».fware  wore.&  faid,Thy  fath.certainly 
24. 1 1. wore,  my  fatherjSeejyea,  fee  skirt  of  thy 
18.19.  more,  the  Lord  will  alfo  deliver  Ifr.with 

2  &7OT.7.  io.wore  I  will  appoint  a  place  for  my  pe. 

1 2.8.I  would  moreover  have  given  unto  thee 

1  j-4.Abfalom  faid  moreov.O  that  I  were  made 
1 7.1. wore.  Ahith.faid  unto  Abfal.Let  me  now 

I  2. moreover,  if  he  be  gotten  into  a  »ity,  then 
21.1y.worc.the  Philiftins  had  yet  war  againe 

x  J^in.i.n7.more.the  Kings fervants came  to  blefle 
2.  J  .more,  thou  knowett  all  that  Joab  did  to  me 
iq,morcover,l  have  fomwhat  to  fay  unto  thee 
44-King  faid  mor.umo  Shimei,Thou  know. 
8.4 1  .more,  concerning  a  ftranger  that  is  not  of 
10. 1$. moreover  the  King  made  a  great  throne 
14.  \ ^.moreover, the  Lotd  will  raife  him  up  a 

a  Kjn.  12.15.  morcover,ihty  reckoned  not  with  the 

2i.i6.wore.Manaffes  fhed  innocent  bloud  very 

23.1  f.more  the  altar  at  Bethel  he  brake  downe 

24.w0re.the  workers  with  familiar  fpirits3& 

1  Ch/o.  ti.z.more.in  time  paft,cven  when  Saul  was 
1 2.40.wor.they  that  were  nigh  them  bro.bread 
17.  io.moreover,l  will  fubdue  all  ihine  enemies 
18.1  z.moreover,  Abifhai  flew  of  the  Edomi.  in 
22.1  5. moreov,  there  are  workmen  with  thee  in 

2  5. 1.  more.  Da.  &  the  captain  of  the  hofte,fepar. 
26. 4. moreover,  the  fons  of  Obed-Edom  were 
zS.j.more.I  wileftablifh  his  kingdom  forever 
29.3.  more,  becaufe,  I  have  yet  fet  my  affection 

z  Chro.  1 . 5.  more,  the  brazen  altar  that  Beza.  made 
2 . 1 2.faid  worcBleffed  be  the  Lo.  God  of  Ifra. 
4.1  .moreova\ht  made  an  altar  of  braffe 

20.OTOro.Sol.made  the  candleft.with  their  la. 
6.3 2.OTorc.concem.the  ftranger  which  is  not  of 
7.7  .OTore.Sol. hallowed  the  middle  of  the  court 
9.  17.mor.the  King  made  a  great  throne  of  ivo. 
1 1 .6. more,  he  took  away  the  high  places  &  gro. 
19_8.OT0re.in  Jerufal.did  Jehofh.fet  of  the  Lev. 
'2 1. 1  1. moreo.  he  made  high  places  inthemoun. 

i6.OTore.the  Lord  ftirred  up  againft  Jeho.the 
.2  3 .9.  more. Jchoiada  delivered  to  the  captains  of 

2  5 .  f.more.  Amaziah  gathered  Judah  toget.  and 
z6.<j. moreover,  Uzziab  built  towers  in  Jerufal. 

I I  OTO/'.Uzziah  had  an  hofte  of  fighting  men 
274.OT0re.he  built  cities  in  the  moun. of  Judah 
28.3.  wore.be  burnt  incenfe  in  the  valley  of  the 
29.19.OT0r.all  the  veffels  which  King  ^hazhad 

jo.OTore.Hezek.&  the  princes  com.the  Le.to 

3  L4.w0re.he  com.the  people  in  Jerufa.  to  give 
3  2.29. more.ht  providtd  him  cities  and  poffeff! 
3  y.i-wore.  Jofiahkept  apafleover  unto  rheLo. 
36. 14.  more,  the  chief  of  the  priefts  &  peo.tranf. 

E'xra  6  8 .  morel  make  a  decree  w  hat  ye  (hall  doe 
1o.25.OT0r?.  of  Ifr.of  the  fons  of  Parofh,Rama 
Neh.z.7.  more. I  faid  unto  the  King,If  it  pleafe  the 
3 .6.moreover,the  old  gate  repaired  Jehoiada 

26 Moreover, the  Nethinims  dwelt  in  OpheJ 
5.  i4.OToreow,from  the  time  that  I  was  appox. 

17. more,  there  were  at  my  table  1  $0.  Jewes 
6.i7.OTorara.inthofedayesthenobles.ofJudah 
j.ii.wor.thouleddeftthemin  the  day  by  ado. 
2a.OT0re.thou  gaveft  them  kingdoms  &  nat. 


11. xg.moreover, the  porters,  Akkub,Talmon 
i2.8.OToreowtheLevitesJe(hua,Binnui 

Efther  5.12.  Ham.faid  OTore.Efther  the  Queen  did 

fob  27. 1  .moreover, ~]o\y  continued  his  parable 

Chap.  29. 1. 
3  j.i.Elihu  fpake  wore.and  faid,Thinkeft  thou 
40. 1  .moreov.  the  Lord  anfwered  Job,  and  faid 

Pfal.  1 9. 1  i.moreover}by  them  is  thy  fervant  warned 
78.67.  moreover,  he  refufed  the  taber.of  Jofeph 
1,0  5 . 1 6.  OT0;Wz>er,he  called  for  a  fam  ine  upon 

Ecckf.7 . 1 6.Woreou.  I  faw  under  the  fun,  the  place 
5.9.OToreot>er,the  profit  of  the  earth  is  for  all 
6.%. moreover,  he  hath  not  feen  the  fun.nor 
iz.g.morcov.  becaufe  the  preacher  was  wife,  he 

Ifa.7. x6.moreover,xhe  Lord faith3Becaufe  the  d3u. 
7. 10. moreover, the  Lord  fpake  again  unto  Ahaz 
S.i.OTo/e.the  Lo.  God  faid  unto  me,Take  thee 
19.9  moreover ,thty  that  work  in  fine  flax 
29.$.wor.the  multitude  of  thy  ftrangers  (halbe 
30.26.  moreover,  the  light  of  the  moon  (halbe 
3  9. 8. he  hid  more.  Eor  there  (hall  be  peace  and 

Jer.  1 . 1 1  .wor.the  word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  me 

Chap.  2. 1. 
8.4.OTore.thou  (halt  fay  unto  them,  Thus  faith 
zo.^.more-1  will  deliver  all  the  ftrength  of  this 
2 y.io.OTore.I  will  take  from  them  the  voyce  of 
3  3.i.wore.the  word  of  the  L.cameunto  Jerem. 
Verfe  23. 
37.18.OTore0f.Jer.faid  unto  King  Zedek.What 
39.7. moreover, he  put  out  Zedekiahs  eyes 
4o.13.OT0r.Joi.enan  came  to Gedaliah  to  Miz. 
44.24.  more. Jer.  faid  unto  all  the  people,  &  to 
48.3  5,  more.  I  will  caufe  to  ceafe  in  Moab  him 

Etglf  i  • 1  .moreo.  he  faid  unto  me,Son  of  man,  eat 
1o.OT0re.he  faid  unto  me,  All  my  words  that 
4.3  .moreover, take  thou  unto  thee  an  iron  pan 
16.OT0re.he  faid  unto  me,Behold,I  wil  break 
y.i4.OToreow,I  will  make  tfieewafte 
7.i.OTore.the  word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  me 

Chap.i2.i7.&28.n.&  3  j.i. 
1 1 . 1. moreover, the  fpirit  lift  me  up 
i6.20.OToreoiver,thou  haft  taken  thy  fons,  and 

20.  thou  haft  moreo.  multiplied  thy  fornicat. 
17. 1 1  .more,  the  word  of  the  Lo.  came  unto  me 
Chap.20.45.&  22.1. 
19. 1  .moreo.  take  thou  up  a  lamen.for  the  prin. 
20. 1  z.more.  alfo  I  gave  them  my  fabbaths  to  be 
23.36.L0rd  faid  wor.unto  me,Wilt  thou  judge 

3  S.mweover,  this  they  have  done  unto  me 
3  6. 1 6. wore,  the  word  of  the  Lor.  came  unto  me 
Zech.  4.  8. 
77.16.more.  take  thee  a  ftick,and  write  upon  it 
26.wore.I  wil  make  a  covenant  ofpeace  w,(l 
45.i.wore.  when  ye  (hall  divide  by  lot  the  land 
46.18.OT0re.the  prince  (hall  not  take  of  thepeo. 
48.22  wore.from  the poffeff.of the  Levites,and 

Zech.  5  .6.faid  wore.This  is  their  refembla.through 

Af«.6.i6.OTore.whenye  faft,be  not  as  the  hypocri. 
18.1  j.wore.if  thy  brother  (hall  trefpaffe  againft 

Lu\e  \6.z\M0re.  the  dogs  came  and  licked  his  fo. 

Acls  2.26.  moreov.  alfo,  my  flefh  (hall  reft  in  hope 
1  i.iz.more.  thefe  fix  brethen  accompanied  me 
1 9. 26. moreover, ye  fee  and  heare  that  not  alone 

Koot.  5. 2o.OT0re.the  law  entred,that  the  offence  mi. 
8. 30. wore,  whom  he  did  predeftinate,  them  he 

i  Cor.4.2.OToreox'er,tt  is  required  in  ftewards,  that 
io.i.OTore.breth.1  would  not  that  ye  (hould  be 
1 5.i.OTore.brethren,  I  declare  unto  you  the  gof. 

2Cor.  1.23  wore.I  call  God  for  a  record  upon  my 
8.  i.OTora>M>r,brethren,we'doe  you  to  wit  of  the 

r  Tim.7. 7.  moreover, he  muft  have  a  good  report 

Heb.g.zi.  moreover,  he  fprinkled  with  bloud  both 
1 1 . 3  6.yez,tnorcover,  of  bonds  &  imprifonment 

2  Pet.  1. 15. moreov. .1  will  endeavour  that  you  may 

Micah  1. 1 4.give  prefents  to  Morejhtth,  Oath 


Neh.^.t.we  have  morgaged  our  lands,vines 

flljjbiiar). 
Gen.iz.z.get  thee  into  the  land  of  Moriab 
2  Chro.}  .i.houfe  of  the  L.in  Jeru.at  the  mount-M . 

joining. 
Gen.  1 9. 1  ?  .when  the  morning  arofe3the  a ngel  hafted 
24. 5  4.  Abra.fer.and  his  men  rofe  up  in  the  mor. 
26. 3 1. betimes  in  the  wor.&  fware  one  to  anot. 
29.25.in  the  worw»g,Behold  it  was  Leah 


40.6.  Jofeph  came  in  unto  them  inthvmmmng 
4i.8.in  the  morning  his  fpirit  was  troubled 
44.3.a (Toon  as  the  morning  was  light 

49. 27. in  the  morning  he  (hall  devoure  the  prey 
Exod.7. 1 5.get  thee  unto  Pharaoh  in  the  morning 
10. 1 3  .when  it  was  morning  the  eaft-wind  brou. 
14.24.that  in  the  morning  w atch  the  Lord  faid 
27.  fea  returned  to  his  ftrength  when  the  mo. 

1 6.7.  in  the  morning,then  ye  (hall  fee  the  glory 
8.and  in  the  morning  bread  to  the  full 

1 2.  in  the  morning  ye  (hall  be  filled  with  bre. 

1 3.  in  the  morning  the  dew  lay  round  about 
19.1f.on  the  third  day  in  the  morn,  that  there 
29.39.one  lamb  thou  (halt  offer  in  the  morning 

4  [.according  to  the  meat-offer,  of  the  morn. 
34-2.be  ready  in  the  morn,and  come  up  in  the 
2  5.  feaft  of  the  paffeo.  be  left  unto  the  wora. 
Lev.6. 9. burn.on  the  altar  all  night  unto  the  mor. 
20.  half  of  it  in  the  morning,znd  half 
9. 1 7  .befide  the  burnt  facrifice  of  the  morning 
Nnm.9-zi.  that  the  cloud  was  taken  up  in  the  mo. 
22.13. and  Balaam  rofe  up  in  thzmorn.  &faid 
2  i.Balaam  rofe  up  in  the  morning&nd  fadled 
28.4. the  one  lamb  (halt  thou  offer  in  the  morn. 
8. as  the  meat-offering  of  the  morning 
2 3. offer  thefe,befide  the  burnt-off.in  thy  mo. 
Dent. 16.7  .turn  in  the  OTora.and  go  unto  thy  tents 
Jojh.7.1 4.  in  themorn.  therefo.ye  (hall  be  brouohc 
Jitdg.6.7 1  .put  to  death  whilft  it  is  yet  mornin? 
9.3  3.  that  in  the  morning  aflbone  as  the  fun  is 
i6.2.in  the  wors.when  it  is  day  we  (hall  kill 
19. 27. her  lord  rofe  up  in  the  morn.znd  opened 
20.i9.children  of  Ifra.rofe  up  in  themorn.  and 
Ruth  2. 7. hath  continued  even  from  the  wor.untill 
3. 1 3.it  lhall  be  in  theOTor.thatif  he  will  perf. 

1  Sam.11.1  i.to  the  middle  of  the  hofte  in  the  mo. 

19. 1 1  .and  to  flay  him  in  the  morning 

20.3  5.  came  to  paffe  in  themorning  that  Jonath. 

25.22.all  thatpertaine  to  him  by  thewo.  light 

34-not  been  left  unto  Nabal  by  the  OTo.light 

37.camc  to  pafle  in  the  morn.when  the  wine 

2  &*OT.2.27.furtly  then  in  the  OTor».the  people  had 

1 1. 1 4.  came  to  paffe  in  the  wor.thit  Da.wrote 
17.22.  paffed  over  Jordan  by  the  morning  lioht 
2  3.4'hefhallbeas  the  light  of  the  morning 

even  a  morning  without  clouds 

24. 1 1  .when  Dav.was  up  in  the  morn,  the  word 

1  y.  fent  a  peftile.upon  Ifrael  from  the  morn. 

1  Kjn. 2. zi.v/benl  arofeinthewo.togivemychi. 

confid.it  in  the  wor.behold  it  was  not 
i8.26.called  on  the  name  of  Baal  from  theOT. 

2  lOs-J.io.came  to  paffe  in  the  morning  when  the 

io.p.came  to  paffe  in  the  morning  that  he  went 
1 6. 1  f. burn  in  the  morning  burnt-offerings 

Nd>.4.2 1. from  the  riling  of  the  mom.  till  the  ftars 
8-3-rcad  from  themwning  untill  the  mid-day 

Job  7.2 1.  thou  (halt  feek  me  in  the  mowing*  but 
1 1. 1 7. thou  (halt  be  as  the  morning 
24. 17. for  the  morning  is  to  them  as  the  (hadow 
38.12.  haft  thou  commanded  themorn.  fince 
4 1.  x  8.  are  like  the  eyelids  of  the  morning 

Pfal.f.}.  my  voyce  (halt  thou  heare  in  in  the  wor. 
in  the wor.willldireftmy prayer 
30.5.but  joy  cometh  in  the  morning 
49.  I4.have  dominion  over  them  in  the  WWW. 
5  9. 1 6. fing  aloud  of  thy  mercy  in  the  morning 
8  8. 1 3 .  in  the  morning  (hall  my  prayer  prevent 
90.5. in  the  morning  they  are  like  graffe  which 

6.  in  the  morning  it  flourifheth 
92.2.  to  (hew  forth  thy  loving  kind-in  the  wor. 
1 10. 3.  from  the  womb  of  the  wonzOTgthou 
1 1 9. 1 47. 1  prevented  the  dawning  of  theOTor. 
130.6.  more  then  they  that  watch  for  the  morn. 

Verfe  6. 
139.9.  'f  I  take  the  wings  of  the  morn.zni  dwe. 
143. 8. to  hear  thy  loving  kindneffe  in  the  morn. 

Ecclef.  1  o.  1 6.  and  thy  princes  eat  in  the  morning 
1  i.6.in  the  morning  fow  thy  feed 

C<OTf.6.  to.who  is  (he  that  looketh  forth  as  the  wor. 

I  fa.  14. 1 2,0  Lucifer,fon  of  the  wo.  How  art  thou 
17. 1 1  .in  the  wor».  (halt  thou  make  thy  feed  to 

i4.before  the  mmning  he  is  not 
21.12.  the  watch-man  faid,  The  morn. cometh 
28. 19.  for  morning  by  morning  (hall  it  paffe 
yo.4.he  wakeneth  morning  by  morning 
5  8.8.then  (hall  thy  light  break  forth  as  the  mor. 
fer. 1.8. they 


MOR       MOR 


MOR 


MOR 


MOR 


M  O  R 


VV-5.8.they  were  as  fed  horfes  in  the  morning 
2 o.i  6. &  let  him  hear  the  cry  in  the  morning 
21.12.  execute  judgment  in  the  morning 

EK?k-7-7  tne 'Mining  is  come  unto  thec,0  thou 
lo.the  morning  is  gone  forth,  the  rod  hath  bl. 
n.S.inthe  morning  came  the  word  of  the  Lord 
24.18.I  (pake  unto  the  people  in  the  'morning 

I  did  in  the  morn.as  I  was  commanded 
3 5.2-kluriiald  he  came  to  me  in  the  morning 

Hof.6.3. his  going  forth  is  prepared  as  the  morning 
y.6.in  the  morning  it  burnetii  as  a  flaming 
1 0.1$. in  a.  morning  fliall  the  king  of  Ifrael  be 

Joel  2.1. as  the  morning  Ipread  upon  the  mountains 

Amos  4. 1 3. that  makech  the  morning  darknefle 
5.8.turnetb  the  fhadow  of  death  into  the  morn. 

Jonah  4. 7. God  prepared  a  worm  when  the  W.rofe 

.Mic.  2.1.  when  the  waging  is  light,  they  praftife 

Mat.  16.3  in  the  morning,  It  wil  be  foul  weather  to 
21. 1 8. in  the  morning,as  he  returned  into  the  city 
27. i. when  the  mor?mg\va.s  corneal!  the 

Mar.i.tf.'m  the  morning  riling  up  a  great  while 
1 1 .20.inthe  morn.as  they  paffed  by,they  faw  the 
1 3 .3  5  .at  the  cock-crowing,or  in  the  morning 
1 5.1  .ftraightway  in  the  mrmngj&K  chiefe  prie. 

John  2  1 .4.  but  when  the  morning  was  come,  Jefus 
fl^o?ning  cloud. 

Hof.6. 4. for  your  goodnefle  is  as  a  morning  cloud 
1  ^.g.they  fhall  be  as  the  morning  cloud 

Uart)  in  the  joining. 
Gf».i9.27.Abraham  gat  up  early  in  the  morning 
20.8.Abime^ech  rofe  early  in  the  morning 
11. 1 4.Abraham  rofe  up  early  in  the  mo. 8c  took 
22. 3. Abraham  rofe  earlyin  the  mor.Si  fadl.  his 
28. 1 8.  Jacob  rofe  up  early  in  the  mo.Sc  took  the 
3  1.55  .early  in  the  ^w.Laban  rofe  up,  &  killed 
£m?.8.20.rife  up  earlyin  the  morn'lng,ai\d  ftand 

Chapt.9.13. 
24. 4. rofe  up  early  in  the  moming,and  builded 
3  4.4.Mofes  rofe  up  early  in  the  nwning}and 
Jofh  3.i.Joihua  rofe  early  in  the  morning 

tf.i2.Jofhua  rofe  early  in  the  mor.  &  the  priefts 

7.16. Jofh. rofe  early  in  the  morning,and  brought 

8.io.Jolhua  rofe  up  early  in  the  mor. Si  numbr. 

//tf/g.iS.iS.the  men  of  the  city  rofe  early  in  the  m. 

3  8. he  rofe  up  early  in  the  morning,  &  thruft 

19  5  .when  they  rofe  early  in  the  morning,  that 

8. he  rofe  early  on  the  morningpn  die  fift  day 

1  Sam.  1  •  1 9-they  rofe  up  in  the  morning  early 

1  $.12.  Sam. rofe  early  to  meet  Saul  in  the  morn. 
17.20.Dav.rofe  up  early  in  the  morning,ani  left 
29. 10. rife  up  early  in  the  morning, with  thy 

aflbone  as  ye  be  up  early  in  the  mo. 
ii.rofeupearly,todepart,in  the  morning 
i  K#t3  22. they  rofe  up  early  in  the  mommg,and 
1 9.3 5- when  they  arofe  early  in  the  morn.behold 

2  Chro. 20. 2.0  they  arofe  early  in  the  morn.  &  went 
Job  1. 5. and  rofe  up  early  in  the  momng,&.  offered 
Prov.  27. 1 4. riling  early  in  the  moming,it  fliall  be 
Ifa.f.i  1  .wo  unto  them  that  rife  early  in  the  morn, 

37-  36.  rofecarly  in  the  mormng,btho\d  they 
Dan.6.1 9.  then  the  king  arofe  very  early  in  the  mo. 
Mat.io.z. which  went  out  early  in  the  morning 
Mar.ig.z.very  early  in  the  morningthe  firft  day  of 
Lu\e  21. 38. all  the  people  came  early  in  the  morn. 

24. i-very early  in  the  morning,thcy  came  unto 

John  8.2  early  in  the  morning,he  came  again  into 

Aft.  5.  1 1  .they  entred  into  the  temple  ear.in  the  m. 

:Sijj0?tring  and  evening,  See  Cfoenlng. 

Every  flatting. 

Exod.  1  tf.z  1. and  they  gatbcied  it  every  morning 

3 0.7. bum  thereon  fweec  incenfe  every  morniw 

36. 3. brought  yet  unto  him  free  ofFer.every  mo. 
£«>.<>.  1 2.  prieft  fliall  burn  wood  on  it  every  morn. 
1  Cfco.9.j,7>0pening  thereof  every  morning 

23  30  to  ftand  every  morning  to  thank  the  Lord 
2Cfoftf3.11  they  burn  unto  the  Lord  every  mom. 
Job  7. 1 8. vim  him  every  morning 
Pral-73.14.and  chaftened  every  morning 
Ifn-33-z.be  thou  our  arme  every  morning 
Lam.  3  23.  they  are  new  every  morning 
£^-4tf-i 3  thou  (halt  prepare  it  every  morning 
i+.prepare  a  meat  offering  frr  it  every  mor. 
1  5  .every  war. for  a  continual!  burnt-offering 
Amos  4.4  .bring  your  facrifices  every  morn'ng 
£cp&. 5.5. every  morning  doth  he  brir.ghis  judgme. 


I- 


£®D0n$fla>\. 

Rez>.2.i8.and  I  will  give  him  the  morning  ftar 
22.16.I  am  the — bright  and  morning  Star 
joining /te\r. 
Job  38.7.  when  the  morning  ftars  fang  together,  & 

Till  or  uniill  joining. 
Exod.i  2.10.  remains  untill  the  morning 

Chapt.29.34. 
that  which  remaineth  till  the  morning 
22.gooutat  rhe  doore  of  his  ho.untill  the  m. 
16.19-  no  man  leave  of  it  till  the  morning 

20.  fome  of  them  left  of  it  untill  the  morning 
-    23. lay  up  for  you  to  be  kep:  untill  the  morn. 

24-they  laid  it  up  untill  the  morning 
23.18.fat  of  my  fa.remaine  untill  the  morning 
LevU.j.i').  not  leave  any  of  it  untill  the  morning 

1 9.1 3.not  abide  with  thee  all  night  untill  the  m. 
Num'b.9. lz.they  fhal  leave  none  of  it  untill  the«, 
1 5  .the  appearance  of  tire  untill  the  morning 
Deut.16.4.  remaine  all  night  untill  the  morning 
/«%.i9.2^-abufcdher  all  night  untill  the  morning 
Rut'b  3. 13. lie  downe  untill  the  morning 

i4.fhe  lay  at  his  feet  untill  thcmornJng 
1  Sam. 3.15. and  Samuel  lay  untill  the  moming,and 
I4.3tf.and  fpoile  them  untill  rhe  morning  light 
1 9. 2. take  heed  to  thy  felfe  untill  the  morning 
25.36.  told  him  nothing  untill  the  morning  light 
1  Klng.7-9-rf we  tarry  till  the  morning  light,  fome 
J  0.8.  entring  in  of  the  gate  untill  the  morning 
Prov.y.iM.take  our  fill  of  love  untill  the  morning 
7^.38.13.1  reckoned  till  morning,  as  a.  lionfo 

30ozroxo. 
Gtn.  19.34.  on  the  morrow  the  firft-born  faid  to 
Exod.%.10  and  he  faid,To  wo>v<w.And  he  faid, Be 
s  3  to  morrow  (hall  this  figne  be 
29. flies  may  depart  from  Pharaoh  to  morrow 
9.  y.to  morrow  the  Lord  lhall  doe  this  thing 

6 .  the  Lord  did  that  thing  on  the  morrow 

18. behold,  to  morrow  I  will  caufe  it  to  raine 
io.4.behold,to  morrow  I  will  bring  the  locufts 
16.23.  tomorrow's  the  reft  of  the  holy  Sabbath 
17.9.10  morrow  I  will  ftand  on  the  topof  the  hill 
1 8 . 1 3  on  the  morr.Mofes  fate  to  judge  the  peop. 
19. 1  o.fan&ific  them  to  day,  and  to  morrow 
31.5. to  morrow  Is  a  feaft  totheLord 

tf.rofe  up  early  on  the  morrow,  and  offered 

3o.on  the  morrow  Mofes  faid  unto  the  people 

Levil. 7. 16. on  the  morr. the  remainder  fhalbe  eaten 

19. 6. the  fame  day  ye  offer  it,  on  the  morrow 

22. 30. ye  fliall  leave  none  of  it  untill  the  morr. 

23.1  i.WflfT.after  the  Sab  the  prieft  fhal  wave  it 

1 5. ye  fhall  count  from  the  morr.  after  the  S. 

16.  unto  the  morr.  after  the  feventh  Sabbash 
tfumb.11.18  fanftifie  your  felves  againft  tomorr. 
14.25. to  morr.  turn  ye  Sc  get  you  into  the  wild. 
Itf.5.  to  morrow  the  Lord  will  fhew  who  are 

7.  put  fire  thereinbefore  the  Lord  to  morrow 
i6.thou,and  they,and  Aaron  to  morrow 

4 1  .on  the  morrow  all  the  Congregation  mur. 
1 7. 8. on  the  morrow  Mofes  went  in:o  the  Taber. 
22.4i.cameto  paffe  on  the  morrow  Balak  took 
'  3  3.3./»0r('<wafter  the  paffeover  If.  went  out 
J0fh.3s.to  morr.the  Lord  will  do  wonders  among 
j.ii.0Z0<t. after  the  pafieover  unleavened  cakes 
1 2.manna  ceafed  on  the  morr.  after  they  had 
7.13  fanftifie  your  felves  againft  to  morrow 
\l-6xomoi  row  will  I  deliver  them  up  all  flain 
22.18.  that  to  morrow  he  will  be  wroth  with 
//^/g.9.42.pafle  en  the  /7?«/TflW,people  told  Abim- 
1 9.9.1.0  W0?y<ra>  get  you  eariyon  your  way 
20.28. to  morr.llc  deliver  them  into  thine  hand 
2 1. 4. on  the  morrow  people  rofe  early 
1  toz.f^.they  of  Aflidod  arofe  early  on  the  morr. 
4.  when  they  arofe  early  on  the  morr.  Dagon 
9.  ltf. to  morrow  about  this  time  I  w:ll  fend  the 

I9.and  to  morrow  I  will  let  thee  goe 
1 1.9.  to  morrow  by  that  time  the  fun  be  hot,  ye 
10. to  morrow  we  will  come  out  unto  you 
n.onthe  morr. Saul  put  the  people  in  3. com. 
18. 1  o.on  the  #M/7.thatthe  cvili  fpirit  from  God 
1 9. 1 1. if  thou  fave  not  thy  life  to  night,  to  morr. 
20. 5. behold,  to  morrow  is  the  new  moon 
n.aboutto  morrow  any  time,or  the  third  day 
1 8. to  morrow  is  the  new  moon :  and  thou 
17. came  to  pafle  on  the  morrow , which  was 
28.19.to  morrow  /halt  thou  and  thy  fons  be 
Rrr 


3  i.8.on  themorrow  when  the  Philift.cameto 
2-Sd»z.ii.i2.tarry  hereto  day  alfo,and  tomorrow 
Uriah  abode  in  Jeruf.  that  day,and  the  morr. 

1  Kjn.iy.z.one  oftb.em,by  to  morrow  about  chis 

20 .6. my  fervant  unto  thee  to  morrow  about 

2  Jv;zg. 6.28. and  we  will  eat  my  fon  to  morrow 

7.1  .to  morrow  about  this  time  fnall  a  rneafure 

iS.a  mea.  of  fine  flour  for  a  fhe.  fhalbe  to  m. 
8. 1  5. on  the  morrow,  that  he  took  a  thick  cloth 
1  o. tf.com;  to  me  to  jezreel  by  to  morrow  this 

1  Cfow2.10.80n  themorr.  when  the  Phil. came  to 

29. z  1. unto  the  Lord, on  the  wwr.after  that  day 

2  Cfo0s.zo.16.to  morrowgo  ye  down  againft  them 

1 7. to  morr.go  out  againft  them,for  the  L.wil 
Eftb.z.iq.on  themorr.ihc  returned  into  the  fecond 
y.8.1  will  doe  to'morr.  as  the  king  hath  faid 
12.  to  morrow  am  I  invited  unco  her 
14. and  to  morrow  fpeake  thou  unto  the  king 
9.13  do  to  morr. alfo, accord,  unto  this  daies  dec. 
PMW.3-28.to  morr.l  will  give,  when  thou  haft 

27.1.  boaft  not  thy  felfe  of  to  morrow 
jpi.22.13.let  us  eat  &  drink,  for  to  morr.wc  fliall 

ftf .1 2. and  to  morrow  fhalLe  as  this  day 
Jer.zo.i.on  the  morrow  Pafh.  brought  forth  Jer. 
Zepb.3.3.  they  gnaw  not  rhe  bones  till  the  morrow 
Matt.6.^o.\'ih\ch  to  day  is,  and  to  morr. is  caft  in.o 

34.no  thought  for  to  »M<;<w,for  to  morrow 
Marfc  1 1 .1  z.  on  the  morrow  when  they  were  come 
i«/f.io. 35. morrow  when  he  departedjie  tooke 
1 2. 28. and  tomorrow  is  caft  into  the  oven 
13.32.  and  I  do  cures  to  day  and  tomorrow 
33.I  muft  walke  to  day  and  to  morrow 
AR.4s.0n  the  morrow  their  rulers  andferibes 
10. 9. on  the  morrow  as  they  went  on  their 
23.  on  the  morrow  Peter  went  away 
z^.mor.  after  they  entered  into  Ccfarea 
ao. 7. Paul  preached,ready  to  depart  on  the  mo 
22.30.on  the»ztfnwi?,becaufe  he  would  have 
23. 1 5. that  he  bring  him  down  to  morrow 
2o.wouldeft  bring  Paul  to  morrow  into  the 
32.cn  the  morrow  they  left  the  horfemen 
25.17.on  the  morr.  I  fate  on  the  judgement  feat 
22.  tomorrow,  faith  he,thou  flialt  heare 
23. on  the  morrow  when  Agrippa  was 
iCor.  1 5.3  2. let  us  eat  and  drink,for  to  morr.vte  die 
Jam. 4.13.10  day  or  to  morrow  we  will  goe  into 
14  know  not  what  flialbe  on  the  morrow 

S9o?fell, 

Gen.\%.  5.I  will  fetch  a  morfell  of  bread 
J11dg.19.s-  comfort  thine  heart  with  amor/ell  of 
Ruth  2.14  and  dip  thy  morfell  in  the  vineger 
1  Sam.z.36.  crouch  to  him  for  a  mmfell  ofbread 

28. 22. let  me  fet  a  morfell  of  bread  before 
1  Kln.17. 11. bring  me, I  pray  thee,  a  morfell  of  br. 
Job  3 1. 17. or  have  eaten  my  morfell  my  felfe 
Prov.  1 7.1  .better  is  a  drie  morfelland  quietncfle 

23.8"  the  morfell  which  thou  haft  eaten  /hale 
Hcb.  1 2.1 6.who  for  one  morfell  of  meat  fold 


Pfal.14j.17.ht  cafteth  forth  his  ice  like  mor f els 

Job  4.1 7.  fhall  mortall  man  be  more  juft  than 
Rom.6.iz.let  not  fin  rule  in  your  mortall  body 
8. 1 1. fliall  quicken  your  mortall  bodies 

1  Cor.  1 5.53.  this  mortall  muft  put  on  immortality 

5  4. and  this  mortall  fliall  have  put  on 

2  Cor. 4. 11.  Jefus  might  be  manifeft;  in  our  mortall 

S0oztaUHe. 
2  Cor.5.4.that  mortaiitie  might  be  fwallowed  up  of 

SJJozfallp. 
Dc««.i9ai.hatehisneighb.  &  fmite  him  mortally 

goiter. 
Gen  1 1 .3  .and  flime  had  they  for  morter 
Exo&.i.\4-\n  morter fin  brick,  and  in  all  manner 
LCWM4.42.&  fliall  take  other  morter ,&  fhal  pla. 

45.8c  fliall  break  downal  fhe;«»/.oftheho. 
Numb. 11. 8.  ground  it  ill  mils,or  beat  it  in  a  mart. 
Piw.27.22.though  thou  bray  a  foole  in  a  moner 
Ifai.41. 25.fhall  comeupon  princes  as  upon  mart. 
E%eli.\  3.10.&  others  daubed  it  with  untemp.mort . 

ii.fay  unto  them  that  daub;  with  untcm. mor. 

14.  break  down  the  wall  ye  dau.  with  unt.?#. 

1 5. and  upon  them  (hat  daub  with  unt. morter 

22. i8.her  prophets  daubed  them  with uni.mort. 

tfahurn  3 ,1 4  .go;  into  clay  and  tread  the  morter     ' 


M  O  S       M  O  S 


M  O  S        M  O  S 


M  O  S       M  O  S 


:S)J)oitt8e« 

to2.8-i3.doe  mortifie  the  deeds  of  the  body,  ye 
C0/.3. 5. mortifie  therefore  your  members  which  are 

S06ktn. 

De«Mo.6.their  journey  from  Beeroth-to  Mdfera 

^oferotrj. 
mmb.u.io.hom  Halhmonah  — encamp.at  Mof 
3 1. departed  from  Moferotb,  pitched  in  Bene. 


Exod-z.io.  and  fhe  called  his  name  Mofes 

1 1. when  Mofes  wasgrowne,  that  he  went 
14.' Mofes  feared,and  faid,  Surely  this  thing 

1  5  .Pharaoh  fought  to  flay  Mofes 
17. Mofes  flood  up  and  helped  them 

2  1  .Mofes  was  content  to  dwell  with  the  man 

he  gave  Mofes  Zipporah  his  daughter 
3.1.  Mofes  kept  the  flocke  of  Jethro  his  father 
l.Mofes  faid,l  will  now  turne  afide,and  fee 
4.&id,Mofcs}Mofes:  and  he  faid3  Here  am  I 
6. and  Mofes  hid  his  face. 
li.Mofesfald  unto  God,Who  am  I 
i\.Mof.  faid  unto  God,Behold  when  I  come 
i4.God  faid  unto  Mofes ,  I  am  that  I  am 

I  j.God  faid  moreov.unto  Mofes, Thus  fhalt 
4.i.Mfl/:anfwered  &  faid,But  behold  they  will 

3. and  Mofes  fled  from  before  it 
4. Lord  faid  unto  Mofes  fPm  forth  thine  hand 
Chapt.  19.  *i«  &  6. 1. 
&7.  1,14. 
lO.Mofes  faid  unto  the  L.  I  am  not  eloquent 
I4.anger  of  the  Lo.was  kindled  againft  Mof 
iZ.Mofes  went  and  returned  to  Jethro  his 

Jethio  faid  to  Mofs,Goe  in  peace 
10.  Mofes  tooke  his  wife  andfons,  and  fe't 

Mofes  tooke  the  rod  of  God  in  his  hand 
i7.go  into  the  wildernefle  to  meet  Mofes 
30.which  the  Lord  had  fpoken  unto  Mofes 
5.12  Mofes  returned  unto  the  Lord 
6.2.God  fpake  unto  Mof.  8c  faid  unto  him,I  am 
$tMofcs  fpake  fo  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
but  they  hearkened  not  unto  Mofes 
10.  Lord  fpake  unto  Mofcs,ky'mg  Ver.2.8. 
Chap.7.19.  &  8.  1 5.  &  13.1.  &  14.  1. 
&  16.11.  8C15.1.  &30.11.  8c  17.11. 
&31. i,ii.  &  33I1.  &40.L  Lev.4.1. 
&5. 14.8:6.1,8,19,14.8:  7-",i8.&  8.1. 
&  12.1.8c  1 4.1.8:  16.1.8:  17.1.&18.1. 
&  19.1.8c  20.1.8c  21. 16.8:22.1,17,46, 

&  i3-i>9,i3,l6,33-&  M-r,i3-&  M-1- 
8:27.1.  Numb.3.5,11, 14,44.  8c  4.21. 
&  5.1,5,11.8c  6.i,i.8c  7.4.8c  8.1,5,13. 
&9.9.&10.1.  &  13. 1.  &  if. 1, 17,37. 
&  16.23,36,44.8c  17.1.3:18.25. 8:10.7. 
&  25.  10,16.8: 26.1,52.8:  17.6.8:  18.  i- 
.     &  31. 1,15.8:33. 50.8:34.1,16.8: 3  5.1,9. 
Deaf.32.48 
it. Mofes  fpake  before  the  L. faying,  Behold 
30.  Mof.  faid  before  the  Lord,  Behold  I  am 
7_7.and  Mofes  was  fourefcore  yeere  old  when 
8.9.  Mofes  faid  unto  Pharaoh,Glory  over  me 
13.  according  to  the  word  of  Mofes  Ver.31. 
16.  and  the  Lord  faid  unto  Mofes  Ver.  20. 
Chap. 9. 1,8, 13,12.  8: 10.1,12,21. 
8c  11.1,9. 8: 14.1 5,26.  &  16.4,28. 
&  17.5,14.8: 19.9,10,11.8: 10.11. 
8:24.1.  8:30.34.  S:  32.7,9, 33- 
&33-r>  *,  >7-     &  34-i5i7-  £<?- 
wf.  16.2.  &  2t.  1.  Numb.  3.  40. 
8:7.11.   &  11.16,23.  8:  11.14. 
8c  14.  11.    8c  15.  35.    8c  17. 10. 
8:21.8,34.8:15.4.  8c  27.12,18.. 
Dent. 71.  14,16. 
z6. Mofes  faid,Tt  is  not  meet  fo  to  do 
19.  Mofes  faid,  Behold  I  goe  out  from  thee 
Q.8.1et  Mofes  fprinkle  it  towards  heaven 
lO.Mofes  fprinklcd  it  up  towards  the  heaven 

I I  .the  Magicians  could  not  ftand  before  M. 
1  i.as  the  Lord  had  fpoken  by  Mofes  V.  3  5 . 
zt..Mofes  ftretched  forth  his  rod  toward  hca. 
zy.Mofes  hid  unto  him,Aflbon  as  I  am  gone 
33. Mofes  went  out  of  the  citie  from  Pharaoh 

10.9. Mofes  faid,We  will  go  with  our   young 
i3.Af»/:ftretched  forth  his  rod  over  the  land 
21.  Mof.  ftretched  forth  his  hand  toward  hea. 
M-Phar.called  unto  Mofes,  and  faid,Goe 
25.  Mofes  faid,  Thou  muft  give  us  facrifices 


23.  Mofes  faid,  Thou  haft  fpoken  well 
11 .3.  man  Mo.  was  very  great  in  the  land 

/{.Mofes  faid,  Thus  faith  the  Lo. About  midn. 
12.21.  then  Mofes  called  for  all  the  Elders 

3  5.  did  according  to  the  word  of  Mofes 
1 i.-i.Mo  faid  unto  the  people,  Remember  this 

lO.Mofes  took  the  bones  of  Jofeph  with  him 

I4.11.and  they  faid  unto  Mofes    Chap.  20.19. 

Numb. 1 1.49. 

13.  Mofes  faid  unto  the  people  Chap. 20.20. 

8:32.30. 

zi.Mofes  ftretched  out  his  hand  over  the  fea 

Ver.  2  7 
3 1  .beleeved  the  Lord  and  his  fervant   Mofes 
1 5. i- then  fang  3f».and  the  children  of  Ifrael 
22.  fo  Mojes  brought  Ifrael  from  the  red  fea 
14  the  people  murmured  againft  Mofes 
16.8.  Mofes  faid,  This  ftialbe  when  the  Lord 
9.A£.fpakeuntoAaron,Sayunto  alj  thecong. 
Levit.io.iz. 
1 5. and  Mofes  faid  unto  them,  This  is  the  bread 
Chap.i7.i.N/wzb.9.8.8c  31.15. 
8:31.10,19. 
19.  Mofes  laid, Let  no  man  leave  of  it 
io. they  hearkened  not  unto  Mofes 

and  Mofes  was  wroth  with  them 
n.rulers  of  the  Congreg.  came  8c  told  Mo. 
24. laid  it  up  till  the  morn,  as  Mofes  bade 
2  5  .Mofes  faidjF.at  that  to  day 
$z.Mofes  faid,  This  is  the  thing  which  the  L. 
3 3. and  Mofes  faid  unto  Aaron,  Take  a  pot 
Leva.  8.  31.  8c  9.7.8c  10.36. 
Numb.16.46. 
34.as  the  Lord  commanded  Mofes 

Chap. 39.  1,5*7,21,26,  31,43. 

&  40.19,11,23,25,17, 29,32.  Le- 

vit.  8.  9, 13,  17,21,  29.  8c  9. 10. 

8c  1634.  8c  24.23.  Numb.  1.  19. 

&  1.33.8c  3. ?  1. 8c  4.49.8c  8.3,12. 

&  15.36.8c  26.4.8c  17.11.  &  31.7, 

31,41,47.  8c  36.10.  Deut.  34.  9. 

J#.n./5,-io.  8:14.5. 

I7.2.wherfore  the  people  did  chide  with  Mofes 

3. people  murmured  againft  Mofes 

4.  Mofes  cried  unto  the  Lord 

Chap.  8.12. 
6.Mofes  did  fo 

9.  Mofes  faid  unto  Jofhua,Chufe  us  out  men 
io.Jofhua  didasAftf/Mhadfiid 
1 1.  when  Mo.held  up  his  hand,  that  Ifr.pre. 
1 2, Mofes  hands  were  weary 
1  f.Mofes  built  an  altar 
18.1.  Mojes  father  in  law    Ver.  2,  5, 6,  8,12, 
I4,l7./Wg.i.i6i 
heard  of  all  that  God  had  done  for  Mofes 
5-with  his  wife  unto  Mo.xmo  the  wilderncfte 
6-he  faid  unto  Mo.  I  thy  fa.in  law,and  thy 
7- Mofes  went  out  to  meet  his  father  in  law 
S.Mofes  told  his  father  in  law  all  that  the  L. 
1 3. that  Mofes  fate  to  judge  the  people 

and  the  people  by  M o.from  morning 

1  j. Mofes  faid  unto  his  father  in  law,Becaufe 
zd,.Mofes  hearkned  unto  the  voice  of  his  fa. 

2  S.Mofes  chofe  able  men  out  of  all  Ifrael 
26.hard  caufes  they  brought  unto  Mofes 
27. Mofes  let  his  father  in  law  depart 

I9-3-  Mofes  went  up  unto  God 
7-  Mofes  came  and  called  for  the  elders 

8.  Mofes  returned  the  words  of  the  people 

9.  Afff.told  the  words  of  the  peop.unto  the  L. 
1  ^.Mgfes  went  downe  from  the  mount  unto 
17  -Mofes  brought  forth  the  people 
19-Mofes  fpake,and  G  od  anfwered  him 
2o.Lo.called  Mo.up  to  the  top  of  the  mount 

and  Mofes  went  up 
zi.Mofes  faid  unto  the  Lord        Chap. 33. 12. 
N1tmb.11. 11.  &  14.13. 
25.  fo  Mofes  v/cm  downe  unto  the  people 
*°-^-Mofes  drew  neere  unto  the  thick 
z^.z.Mofes  alone  fhall  come  neere  the  Lord 

3  ■  Mofes  came  and  told  the  peo  pie 

4.  Mofes  wrote  all  the  words  of  the  Lord 
6.Mofcs  tooke  halfe  of  the  blood,  and  put 
S.Mofes  tooke  the  blood  and  fprinkled  it 
13.  Mofes  role  up  and  his  minifter  Jofhua 
Mofes  went  up  into  the  mount     Ver.  1 5 . 


16. God  called  un:o  Mofes 

18.  Mofes  went  into  the  mid  ft  of  the  cloud 

Afo.was  in  the  mount  40.dayes  and  40.nl 

3 1. 1 8. he  gave  unto  Mofes  two  tables  of  teftim 

3  2. 1. people  fa w  that  Mo.  delayed  to  come  do 

for  as  for  this  Mofes  — we  wot  not  what  is 

1  l.Mofes  befought  the  Lord  his  God 
15. Mofes  turned  and  went  downe  from 
i7.he  faid  unto  Mofesflhere  is  a  noife  of  war 
19. Mofes  anger  waxed  hot 
23.they  laid,  As  for  this  Mofes  we  wot  not 

2  5.when  Afo.faw  that  the  people  were  naked 
26.then  Mofes  flood  on  the   gate  of  the  camp 
28.did  according  to  the  word  of  Mofes 
zi.Mofes  had  faid,Confecrate  your  felves 

3  l.Mofes  returned  unto  the  Lord 

Si  -7. Mofes  tooke  the  tabernacle  and  pitched 
S.when  Mofes  went  out  unto  the  tabernacle 

and  looked  after  Mofes  untill  he  was  gone 

9. as  Mo.  entred  into  the  tab.  the  cloudy  pill 

and  the  Lord  talked  with  Mofes 

34.4. Mofes  rofe  up  early  in  the  morn.and  went 

S.Mo  made  hafte  and  bowed  his  head  toward 

29.when  Mofes  came  down  frommo.Sinai 

"  with  the  2  .tables  of  the  teft.in  Mof.  in  hand 

Mo.  wift  not  that  the  skin  of  his  face  fhone 

3o.and  all  the  chil.of  If.faw  il-/tf/f$,behold 

31.  Mofes  called  unto  them 

and  Mofes  talked  with  them 

1  33.  till  Mofes  had  done  fpeaking  with  them 
34. when  Mofes  went  in  before  the  L.to  fpeak 
35  the  children  of  Ifr.  faw  the  face  of  Mofes 

that  the  skin  of  Mofes  face  fhone 

Mofes  put  the  vaile  upon  his  face  again 

35.i.Afo.gath.  all  thecongr.  of  the  children  of 

4.  Mo.  fpake  unto  all  the  congregation  of  the 
20.  departed  from  the  prefence  of  Mofes 
29. to  be  made  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
lO.Mofes  faid  unto  the  child,  of  Ifr.  See  the 

36.2.  Mofes  called  Bezaleei  and  Aholiab 
3. they  received  of  Mofesall  the  offering 
5-they  fpake  unto  Mofes,  faying,  The  people 
6. Mofes  gave  command. and  they  caufedit 
38. 21. counted  accord-  to  the  command,  of  Mo. 
ii.  made  all  that  the  Lord  command. Mofes 
39-3 i.to  all  that  the  Lord  commanded  Mofes , 
Chap*  39.  41.  8c  40. 16. 
N///M.1.54.&  1.34.8c  8.10. 
8c  9.  5.  8c  29.40. 
3  3  -they  brought  the  tabernacle  unto  Mofes 
43-Mofes  did  looke  upon  all  the  worke 

and  Mofes  blefled  them 
4O.18.Affl/J5reared  up  the  tabernacle 
33ft)  Mofes  finifhed  the  worke 
3  5  Mofes  was  not  able  to  enter  into  the  tent 
Levit.1.1.  and  the  Lord  called  unto  Mofes 
7-3 8. which  the  Lord  commanded  Mo.  in  inon. 
8.4.  Mofes  did  as  the  Lord  commanded 

5.  Mofes  faid  unto  the  congregation,  This  is 
6. #/tf. brought  Aaron  and  his  fons,8c  wafhed 
lo.Mofes  took  the  anointing  oile, 8c  anointed 
13  .Mofes  brought  Aarons  fons,and  put  coats 
1 5. and  Moxooke  the  blood,  and  put  it 
i6.and  Mofes  burned  it  upon  the  altar 
19-and  Afa.fprinkled  the  blood  upon  the 
2o.and  Mofes  burnt  the  head  and  pieces 
2i.and  Mofes  burnt  the  whole  ramme 

23  .and  Afo.tooke  die  blood,  and  put  it  upon 
zi.Mofes  put  of  the  blood  upon  the  tip  of 
28. Mofes  took  them  from  off  their  hands 
zi.Mofes  took  the  brefl,and  waved  it 

of  the  ram  of  confecration  it  was  Mo. 
3c. and  Mofes  tooke  of  the  anointing  oile 
36. Lord  commanded  by  the  hand  oiMofes 

9-i.that  Mofes  called  Aaron  and  his  fons 
6.Mofes  faid,  This  is  the  thing  which  the  Lo. 

10.4. Mofes  called  Mifhael  and  Elzaphan 
5. out  of  the  camp,as  Mofes  had  faid 
7.thcy  did  according  to  the  word  of  Mofes 
1 1  fpoken  unto  them,  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
i6.Mofes  diligently  fought  the  goat 
1 9. Aaron  faid  unto  Mofes,  Behold  this  day 
lo.when  Mofes  heard  that,  he  was  content 

2t.24.and  Mo.  told  itunto  Aaion,and  tohis 

2  3. 44.  .^.declared  unto  the  chil.of  Ifr-  the  fea. 
24. 11, and  they  brought  him  unto  Mofes 

13.  Mofes 


MOS 


M  O  S 


MOS        MOS 


MOS       MOS 


ig.Mo/cs  ("pake  unto  the  children  or  Ifrael 
a6.46.in  mount  SinaLby  the  hand  of  Mofes 
27.34.whkh  the  Lord  commanded  Mofes 
Nura. l.i.and  the  Lord  fpake  unto  Mo.  in  tiie  wil. 
48.for  the  Lord  had  fpoken  to  Mofes,  faying 
3,1  .in  the  day  that  the  Lord  fpake  with  Mofes 
16.M0.namb.them  according  to  the  word  of 
4iM</".numbred,as  the  Lord  command,  him 
49. Mofes  took  th;  redemption  money 
f  i.M  .o-ave  the  mo. of  them  that  were  redeem. 
4.37.command.of  the  Lord,by  the  hand  of  Mo. 
4?.word  of  the  Lord  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
49.they  were  numbred  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
J. 4  as  the  Lord  fpake  unto  Mofes 
7.1  .on  the  day  that  Mofes  had  fully  fet  up 
6\Mfl.took  the  wagons, &  the  oxen,^  gave 
8?.when  Mofes  was  gone  into  the  tabernacle 
8.4.pattern  which  the  Lord  had  {hewed  M ofc s 
9.1.8c  the  Lord  fpake  to  Mofes  in  the  wildernes 
t,.Mofes  fpake  to  the  childr.of  Ifrael,that  they 
23.command.of  the  Lord  by  the  hand  of  Mo. 
Chap.1c.13. 
10.29.Afflf.faid  to  Hobab — We  are  journeying 
35.M.faid,Ri(e  up,L.&  lee  thine  enemies  be 
11.2.SC  the  people  cryed  unco  Mofes 

whuff  M.pray.to  the  L.the  firi  was  quert. 
1  o,then  Mofes  heard  th  2  people  weep 

Mofes  alio  was  difpleafed 
2iMfl.faid,The  pco.  among  whom  1  am,are 
zq. Mofes  went  out  and  told  the  people 
27. there  ran  a  young  man  and  told  Mofes 
28.J0il1.the  fer.of  M. — one  of  his )  oung  men 
and  faid, My  lord  Mofes  forbid  them 
29.Mfl.faid  to  him,  Envieft  thou  for  my  fake 
30-and  Mofes  gat  him  into  the  camp 
1 2.  i.Miriam  and  Aaron  fpake  againft  Mofes 
2.hath  the  Lord  fpoken onely  by  Mofes 
3.now  the  man  Mofes  was  very  meek 
•  7. my  fervant  Mofes  is  not  fo 
8. to  fpeak  againft  my  fervant  Mofes 
1 3.8c  Mofes  cryedunto  the  Lord 
1 3.3  .Mof  by  the  command. of  the  Lo.  fent  them 
1 6. men  which  Mofes  fent  to  fpie  out  the  land 
and  Mofes  called  Ofhea  the  fon  of 
1  j. Mofes  fen:  them  to  fpie  out  the  land 
3o.Caleb  ftilled  the  people  before  Mofes 
14. 36. men  which  Mofes  fent  to  fearch  the  land 
3  9.  M fl.told  the  fe  faying  s  unto  a  11  the  childr. 
4i.Mflf.faid,Wherefore  do  you  now  tranfgr. 
44.Mofes  departed  not  out  of  the  camp 
1  J. 2.2.  which  the  Lord  hach  fpoken  unto  Mofes 
23. hath  commanded  you  by  the  hand  of  Mof. 
from  the  day  that  the  L.commandcd  M. 
i6.2.and  they  rofe  up  before  Mofes 
4-when  Mufes  heard  it,he  fell  upon  his  face 
tf.Mfl.faid  to  Korah,Hear,I  pray  you,ye  fons 
12. Mofes  fent  to  call  Dathan  and  Abiram 

I  5  and  Mof  s  was  very  wroth 
16-M.faid  to  Korah,  Be  thou — before  the  L. 
z  5. Mofes  tofe  up,&  went  unto  Dathan 
zB-Mofes  faid,Hereby  fhall  ye  know  thac 
40. as  the  L  faid  to  him  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 

17. 6. Mofes  fpake  to  the  chil.of  IfracI,  &  every 
7. Mofes  laid  up  the  rods  before  the  Lord 
Z.Mofes  went  into  the  tabernacle  of  witnefie 
g.Mofes  brought  out  all  the  rods  from 

I I  M .did  fo :  as  the  L.comma.him,fo  did  he 
i2.the  children  of  Ifrael fpake  unto  Mofes 

20.3.peo.chode  with  M. — faying,Would  God 
y.Mofes  took  the  rod  from  before  the  Lord 
11.M0.  lift  up  the  his  hand,  &  with  his  rod  he 
i4..Mofcs  fent  meflengersunto  Kadcfh 
27. Mofes  did  as  the  Lord  commanded 
28.  Mofes  ftripped  Aaron  of  his  garments 

Mofes  &  Eleazar  came  down  from 

al.f.people  fpake  againft  God,&  againft  Mof. 
7. therefore  the  people  came  to  Mofes 

&  Mofes  prayed  for  the  people 
9.8c  Mufes  made  a  ferpent  of  brafle 
t6.well  whereof  the  Lord  fpake  to  Mofes 
Iz.Mofes  fent  to  fpie  out  Jaazer 

af.f.St  Mofes  faid  unto  the  judges  of  Ifrael 
6.\n  the  fight  of Mofcs,ani  in  fight 

26.3.8c  Mofes  &  Eleazar  fpake  with  them 
63. thefe  are  they  that  were  numbred  bv  Mo. 

27-2.they  flood  before  Mofes, and  before  ' 


y. Mofes  brought  their  caufe  before  the  Lord 
1 5. Mofes  fpake  unto  the  Lord^faying 
22. Mofes  did  as  the  Lord  commanded  him 
23«as  the  Lord  command  by  the  hand  of  M. 
2 9. 40. M fl.told  the  child. of  liar,  according  to  all 
lo.i.Mofes  fpake  co  the  heads  of  the  tribes 

i6.commanded  Mofes,  between  a  man  &  his 
H.j.Mofes  fpake  unto  the  people,faying,Arme 
C.Mofes  fent  them  to  the  war 
1 2.8c  the  prey,and  the  fpoile  unto  Mofes 
i^.Mofes  Sc  Eleazar  went  forth  to  meet  them 
1  n.Mofes  was  wroth  with  the  officers 
2i.law  which  the  Lord  commanded  Mofes 
41.M0f.ga.ve  the  ttibute — to  Eleazar  the  pr. 
42.which  Mofes  divided  from  the  men  that 
47.Mofestook  one  portion  of  fifty 
48  .captains  of  hundreds  came  neer  to  Mofes 
5 1. Mofes  Sc  Eleazar — took  the  gold  of  them 
S4.M0.St  Eleaz. — took  the  gold  of  the  capt. 
32.i.came  &  fpake  unto  Mofis^Sc  to  Eleazar 
6.and  Mojes  faid  unto  the  children  of  Gad 
2?. children  of  Reuben  fpake  to  Mo/<?j,faying 
33.Afo.gaveunto  them — 'the  kingd.  of  Sihon 
40. Mofes  gave  Gileadunto  Machir 
33. 2. &  Mofes  wrote  their  goings  out 
3  6. 1. came  neer,  &  fpake  before  Mofes 

13* which  the  Lord  comm.by  the  hand  of  M. 
Dent,  i.i.thefe  be  the  words  thac  Mofes  fpake 
3>that  Mofes  fpake  to  the  children  of  Ifrael 
y.b-gan  Mofes  to  declare  this  law, faying 
4.41. Mofes  fevered  three  cities  on  this  fide  jor. 
44.this  is  the  law  which  M Set  bef.the  childr, 
4f  .which  Mofes  fpake  to  the  children  of  Ifr. 
46.  whom  Mo.  &  the  children  of  Ifrael  fmote 
y.i.&  Mfl.called  all  Ifrael, &  faid  unto  them 
zj. l.Mofes  with  the  elders  of  Ifrael  command. 
9. Mo. &  the  priefts  the  Levites5fpake  to  all 
1 1. Mofes  charged  the  people  the  fame  day 
29.i.which  the  Lord  comma.  Mo.to  make  with 

2.Mfl.called  to  all  Ifrael,  8c  faid  unto  them 
3 1 . 1  .Mofes  went  and  fpake  thefe  words  unto 
j. Mofes  called  unto  J61hua,8c  faid  unto  him 
g.Mofes  wrote  this  law,&  delivered  it 
\4.M0fes  &  Jofhua  went  and  prefent.  themf. 
22.A/fl.therefore  wrote  this  long  the  fame  day 
24.when  Mofes  had  made  an  end  of  writing 
30. Mo.  fpake  in  the  eares  of  all  the  congrega. 
32.44.M0/ci  came  Sc  fpake  all  the  words  of 

4J.  Mofes  made  an  end  of  fpeaking 
3  3.1.  wherewith  Mofes,the  man  of  God,  blefled 
34.1. Mofes  went  up  from  theplainesof  Moab 
y.fo  Mofes  the  fervanc  of  the  Lord  died  there 
7. Mofes  was  1 20. years  old  when  he  died 
8.children  of  Ifrael  wept  for  Mofes 

daies  of  mourning  for  Mo.werc  ended 
9. for  Mofes  had  laid  his  hands  upon  him 
io.not  a  prophet  fince  in  Ifrael  like  to  Mofes 
I2.which  Mofes  fhewed  in  the  fight  of  all  If. 
fofh.i .  1  .now  after  the  death  of  Mof.  the  fervant  of 
L. fpake  to  Jofhua,M«/?.s  minifter 
i.fayiugjMfl/er  my  fervant  is  dead 
3. given  unto  you, as  I  faid  unto  Mofes 
5  .as  I  was  with  Mofeijo  I  will  be  with  thee 

Chap. 3.7. 
7. to  all  the  law  which  Mo. my  ferv.comman. 
1 3. remember  the  words  which  Mofes  the  fer. 
i4.in  the  land  which  Mofes  gave  you 
if  .which  Mo. the  L.  fervant  gave  you  on  this 
i7.as  we  hearkened  unto  Mo.in  all  things,fo 
God  be  with  thee,as  he  was  with  Mofes 
4.1 2.as  Mofes  fpake  unto  them 

14-feared  Mofes  all  the  daies  of  his  life 
8.31.3s  Mofes  the  fervant  of  cht  Lordcomman. 
32.upon  the  ftones,a  copy  of  the  law  of Mof. 
9. 24. commanded  his  fervant  M.to  give  you  all 
1 1. 1  j. as  the  Lord  commanded  Mofes 

ofall  thac  the  Lord  commanded  Mof. 

23.accord  to  all  that  the  Lord  faid  unto  Mo. 

I2.£.thcm  didM. — &  the  children  oflfr  finite 

M. — gave  it  for  a  pofleffi.  to  the  Reub. 

i3.8.which  Mofes  gave  them  beyond  Jordan 

even  as  Mo.the  fer.of  the  L  gave  them 
i2.for  thefe  did  Mofes  finite 
1  f-M.gave  to  the  tribe  df  Reub.  inheritance 
2t.whom  Mo.  fmote  with  the  pr.'nces  of  Mid. 
z4.M0f.gave  inheritance  to  the  tribe  of  Gad 
Rtr  2 


19.  Mofes  gave  inher.  unto  the  halfe  critic  of 
3  2.  thefe  are  the  countrejs  which  Mo.d'id  di. 
33.  tribe  of  Levi  Mofes  gave  not  any  inher. 

Chap.  21.8. 
14.  2.  as  the  Lord  commanded  by  the  ha.of  M . 

3.  Mofes  had  given  the  inher.  ot  two  tribes 

6.  knoweft  the  tiling  thac  the  Lo.  faid  to  Mo. 

7.  forty  ye.old  was  I,when  Mo.  fent  me  from 

9.  Mo.  fwore  on  that  day,  faying,  Surely  the 

10.  fince  the  Lord  fpake  this  word  unto  Mo. 

1 1.  as  I  was  in  the  day  that  Mofes  fent  me 
17.4.  Lord  commanded  Mofes  to  give  us  an  in. 
18.7.  which  Mofes  the  feryant  of  the  Lo.  gave 
20.2.whereof  I  fpake  unto  you  by  the  ha.ofM. 
21.2.  commanded  by  the  hand  of  Mo.to  give  us 
22.  2.  ye  have  kept  all  that  Ma.  the  ierv.  of  the 

4.  which  Mo.  the  ferv.  of  the  Lord  gave  you 
1-  to  doe  the  law  which  Mtf.tlie  fer.of  the  L. 
7.  Mofes  had  given  pofieffion  in  Bafhaft 

9-  to  the  word  of  the  Lo.  by  the  hand  of  Mo. 

23.6.  doe  all  thac  is  written  in  the  book  of^M. 

judg.i.  10.  they  gave  Hebron  unto  Caleb, as  Mo. 

3'  4-  commanded  their  fa.  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 

4-t  *•  chil.of  Hobab  father-in-law  of  Mofes 

1  itwg.2.3.  as  it  is  written  in  the  law  of  Mofes 

8.  9.  which  Mofes  put  there  at  Horeb  ,  when 
53.  fpakeft  by  the  hand  of  Mofes  thy  fervant 
56.  promifed  by  the  hand  of  Mofes  his  ferv. 

2  Kjng.14  6.  written  in  the  book  of  the  law  of  M. 

18.  4.  in  pieces  the  brafen  ferp.  that  Mofes  had 
.    6.  which  the  Lord  commanded  Mufes 

1 2.  tranfg.  all  that  Mo.  fer.  of  the  Lord  had 
23.2^.  according  to  all  the  law  of  Mofes 

1  Chro.  21.  29.  which  Mo.  made  in  the  wildernefie 

22.  13.  judgements  which  the  Lord  charg.  Mo. 
23. 14.  now  concerning  Mofes  the  man  ot  God 

if.  fons  of  Mofes  were  Gerfhom,  and 
26.24.  the  fon  of  Mofes  was  ruler  over 

2  Chro.  i.3.which  Mo.  had  made  in  the  wildernefie 

5.  lO.fave  the  two  tables  which  Mofes  put  ther 

8. 13.  accor.to  the  comman.  of  Mofes  Ch.24.6 

23.  18.  as  it  is  written  in  the  law  of  Mofes 

24.  9.  the  collection  that  Mofes  laidon  Ifrael 
3o.r6.accord.  to  the  law  of  M. the  man  ofGod 
33.8.  and  ordinances  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
34.14.  of  the  law  of  the  Lord  given  by  Mofes 
55".  6.  word  of  the  Lord  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 

^■^[a.  3.2.  writ,  in  the  law  of  Mo.  the  man  of  God 

.  7.  6.  he  was  a  ready  fcribe  in  the  law  of  Mofes 

Neh.1.7.  which  thou  commandeft  thy  ferv;  Mofes 

8.  word  that  thou  commandeft  thy  ferv.  Mo. 

8. 1.  to  bring  the  booke  of  the  law  of  Mofes 

14.  which  the  Lord  had  commanded  by  Ma. 

9.14.  ftatutes,and  lawes  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
10.  29.  which  was  given  by  Mo.  the  ler.  of  God 

PA'.  103.7.  he  made  knowne  his  wayes  unto  Mofes 

105.26.  he  fent  Mofes  his  fervant 

106.16.they  envied  Mofes  alfo  in  the  camp 

23 .  had  not  Mofes  his  chofen  flood  before 

32.  went  ill  with  Mofes  for  their  fakes 

I fa.6  3.11. Mofes  and  his  peop.  faying,  Where  is  he 

12.  led  them  by  the  right  hand  of  Mofes 
/ff.15, 1 .  though  Mofes  and  Samuel 
Dan.9.11.  written  in  the  law  of  Mofes  the  ferv.  of 

1 3 .  as  it 'is  written  in  the  law  of  Mofes 
Micab  4.  4.  remember  ye  the  law  of  Mofes 
Mat.  1 7.  3.  behold  there  appea.  unto  them  Mofes 

.  Ma,  fa  9.  4, 
4  taber. — for  Mofes,  and  another  for  Elias 
Mar\e  9.  5 ; 
19.7.  why  did  Mofes  then  command    Lulpv.tf. 
8-  Mfl/«,becaufe  of  die  hardnes  of  your  hea; 
22.  24.  Mofes  faid,If  a  man  die,having  no 
23.2.  Scnbes,and  Phatifees  fit  in  Mofes  feat 
Marh{e  7.10.  for  Mofes  {aid  ,  Honour  thy  fa.  and 
10  3.  what  did  Mofes  command  you 
4.  Mofes  fufFcred  to  write  a  bill  of 

12.  19.  mafter  ,  Mofes  wrote  unto  us,  If  a  man 
Luke  2.22.  according  ic  the  law  of  M ofes,  were 

9. 30. talked  with  them  two  mcn,which  were  M. 

16. 29. they  have  Mofes^and  the  proph.let  them 

3 1.  if  they  heare  not  Mofes  and  the  pro.  ne. 

20.  28.  Mofes  wrote  unco  us,If  any  mans 

37.  even  Mofes  fhewed  at  the  bufli,  when  he 
24.27.beginii!ngatMfl/cJ-,andall  the  prophets 
4  4.  which  were  written  in  the  law  of  Mofei 
I  John  1.  i7-  for 


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M  O  S       MOT 


MOT 


MOT 


MOT 


John  i.i  7.for  tbc  Jaw  was  given  by  Mofis 

45. Mofes  in  the  law  and  prophets  did  write 
3.14  as  Mofes  lifted  up  the  ferpent  in 
j.45.accufeth  you,even  Mofes, in  whom  ye  truft 

4<5.had  ye  beleeved  in  Mofes,  ye  had 
6.$z.Mofcs  gave  you  not  that  bread  from 
7. 19. did  not  Mofes  give  you  the  law 

zz.Mo .therefore  gave  unto  you  circumcifion 
not  becaufe  it  is  of  Mo.but  of  the  Father 
23. that  the  law  of Mofes  fhould  not  be  brok. 
9. 28. but  we  are  Mofes  difciples 

29.we  know  that  God  fpake  unto  Mofes 
Aci.^.zz.Mo.tiu\y  faidto  the  fath.  A  proph.  mall 
6. 1  r  .blafphemous  words  againft  Mofes 

I4.change  the  cuftomes  which  Mofes  deliver 
7.20.in  which  time  Mofes  was  born 

zz.Mofcs  was  learned  in  all  the  wifedome  of 
29  .then  fled  Mofes  at  this  laying 
3 1  .when  Mofes  faw  it,  he  wondred  at  die 
3  z. Afo/e*  trembled^  durft  not  behold 
3-f.this  Mo.whom  they  refufed — did  G.  fend 
37. this  is  that  Afo.that  laid  unto  the  children 
4o.thisMo.  which  brought  us  out  of  the  land 
44.  fpeak.to  Mo.that  he  mould  make  it  accor. 
I3.39.notbejuftified  by  the  law  of  Mofes 
1 J .  1  .except  ye  be  circ.  after  the  manner  of  M. 
5  .to  command  them  to  keep  the  law  of  Mojes 
21.M0.of  old  time  hath  in  every  city  them 
2i.2i,teacheft  all  the  Jewes  to  forfake  Mofes 
26  2i.which  the  pro.&  Mo.did  fay  mould  come 
28.  23.  both  out  of  the  law  of  Mofes,  &  out  • 
ite.f  .i4.death  reigned  from  Adam  to  Mofes 
9. 1  f  .for  he  faith  to  Mofes ,1  will  have  mercy 
10.5Jtf.defcri.the  righteouf.  which  is  of  the  law 
i9.Mi).faith,IIe  provoke  you  to  jeal.by  them 

1  Cflr.9.9  it  is  wri. in  the  law  of  Mo.Thou  malt  not 

io.2.all  bapti,  to  Mo.'m  the  cloud, &  in  the  fea 

2  Cor.3.7.not  ftedfaftly  behold  the  face  of  Mofes 

1 3. not  as  Afo.which  put  a  vail  over  his 
1 5  .when  Mo.'is  read,the  vail  is  on  their  heart 
2  Ti#z.3.8.as  Jan.&  Jam.withft.Affo  dothefe  men 
Heb.i.zMofes  was  faithfull  in  all  his  houfe 
3.worthy  of  more  glory  then  Mofes 
5. Mofes  verily  was  faithfull  in  all  his  houfe 
i^.not  all  that  came  out  of  Egypt  by  Mofes 
7.  i4-of  which  tribe  Mofes  fpake  nothing 
8  f  .as  Mofes  was  admonifhed  of  God 
9.  i9.for  when  Mofes  had  fpoken  every  precept 
10.28.he  that  defpifed  Af.law,died  without  me. 
11.23.by  faith  Mofes  when  he  was  born,was  hid 
24-by  faith  M .when  he  was  come  to  years,re. 
1 2.2 1  .Mofes  faidjl  exceedingly  fear  and  quake 
Jude  9.he  difputed  about  the  body  of  Mofes 
Rev.  1  5.3.  they  ling  the  fong  of  Mofes  the  fervant 
£^ofcs  joyned  with  Aaron,  See  l&arotl. 

Book  of  4$of eg,  SeeTBoofJ. 
^ofcg  commanded,  See  dEomufaiUJeD. 


MOT 


Vrovxo.6.  mo(i  men  proclaim  every  one  his  owne 
ikfrtf.il.2o.wherein  moil  of  his  mighty  acts  were 
Lukj  7.42.  which  of  them  will  love  h'.mmoU 

4  3  he  to  whom  he  forgave  Wo M 
All-  20.38.forrowing  mofi  of  all  for  the  words 
1  Cor.  1 4.27. by  two,  or  at  the  mofl  by  three 

!.#/££  6. 41. 

Mat.j.i.why  beholdeft  thou  the  mo.  that  is  in  thy 
4.  let  me  pull  out  the  mote  ouc  of  thine  eye 

Luke  6". 42. 
y.fee  clearly  to  caft  out  the  mote  that  is  in  thy 
Lube  6.42 . 
fflJ>trj. 
Job  4.1 9_which  are  crufhed  before  the  moth 

27.1 8. he  buildeth  his  houfe  as  a  moth 
Pfal.ig.i  1. beauty  to  confume  away  like  a  moth 
Ifa. 50. 9. the  moth  mall  eat  them  up 

fi.S.motb  fhalleat  them  up  like  a  garment 
Hofi.  1 2.  therefore  will  I  be  to  Ephraim  as  a  moth 
Mat. 6. 1 9.where  mo.  &  ruft  doth  corrupt,&  where 
20.where  neither  moth  nor  ruft  doth  corrupt 
Lu!(e  1 2.3  3. neither  moth  corrupteth 

S^otif  eaten. 
Job  i3.28.confumcth  as  a  garment  thst  is  tfz.eaten 
James  5.  2  .your  garments  are  moth  eaten 

Gen.3.20.  becaufe  fhe  was  the  mother  of  all  living 


1 7. 1 6-  fhe  mail  be  a  mother  of  nations 
24. 28. told  themof  her  mothers  houfe 
5  3. he  gave  to  her  mother  precious  chinas 
jj.her  mother  faid,  Let  the  damfel]  abide 
60.be  thou  the  mother  of  thoufands 
28.?.Laban— bro.of  Reb.Jacob  &  Efaus  moth. 
3  2. 1 1. and  the  mother  with  the  children 
£Afl^.2.8.called  the  childs  mother 
Lev.zo.i^.ifa  man  take  a  wife,  &  herwa.it  is  wic. 
Num.z6.')9.vth.om  her  moth.ba.ve  to  Levi  in  Eoypt 
Dcar.2i.i3.8c  bewail  her  father  and  her  mother 

2  2.1  5  .and  her  mother  take  and  bring  forth  the 
»&.£.23.Rahab,and  her  father,  and  her  mother 
Judg. 5.7. that  1  arofe  a  mother  in  Ifracl 

2 8 .  the  moth. of  Sifera  looked  ouc  at  a  window 
Ruth  1  .S.return  each  to  her  mothers  houfe 
2  Sam.ij.z  5.fifter  to  Zeruiah  Joabs  mother 

20.ip.feekelt  to  deftroy  a  mother  in  Ifrael 
1  Ki«g.  1. 1 1. ("pake  unto  Bathlheba  the mo.of  Solo. 
2.i3.Adonijah  came  to  Bathfheba  the  m.ot  So. 

1 9. a  feat  to  be  fetfor  the  kings  mother 
3.27.fhe  is  the  mother  thereof 
H.26.whofe  mothers  name  was  Zeruiah 
2^^.4.3  o.the  mo.of  the  child  faid,I  will  not  lea. 
1  i.i.mo.oi  Ahaz.faw  that  her  fon  was  dead,fhe 
tCbro.zz.io. 
24.1 5%he  carried  away  the  kings  mother' 

1  Chro.z.z6.ihe  was  the  mother  of  Onam 

2  Cfoo.ij.i^.concern.Maachahthewo.ofAfa  the 
Ejih.z.7-for  he  had  neither  father  nor  mother 

Mord.when  her  fa.&  w.weredead,took 
Pfal.  1 13,9.10  be  a  joyfull  mother  of  children 
LJrov. 20. 11. and  doth  not  blefle  their  mother 
Cant.  6.9, (he  is  the  onely  one  of  her  mother 
Ifa.fo.  1  .where  is  the  bill  of  your  moth,  divorceme. 
for  your  tranfgr  is  your  moth. put  away 
Jer.  1  j.8.brought  them  up  aga.  the  m.of  the  young 
i<J.7.drink  for  their  father5or  for  their  mother 
f  c.i  2.your  mother  fhall  be  fore  confounded 
E^{.i6. 44. faying, As  is  the  moth.fo  is  the  daught. 
4 5: .your  mother  was  an  Hittite 
2i-7.in  thee  have  they  fet  light  by  father  &  mo. 
23.2.two  women,the  daughters  of  one  mother 
44.25 .but  for  fath.or  for  mo.— they  may  defile 
Kfl/.2.2.plead  with  your  mother 

J. their  mother  hath  plaid  the  harlot 
io.\^.mother  was  dalht  in  pieces 
Mic.7.6.  the  daughter  rifeth  up  againft  the  mother 
Mat. 8. 1 4«he  law  his  wives  mother 

ro.35.and  the  daughter  againft  her  mother 
37.1oveth  father  or  mother  more  then  me 
I2.f0.the  fame  is  my  broth.  fifter,and  mother 

Mar. ^.1%. 
I4»8.ihe  being  before  inftrufted  of  her  mother 

1 1. and  fhe  brought  it  to  her  mother 
1 5\4.he  that  curfeth  father  or  mother ,let  him  die 
1 9.  5.  a  man  leave  father  and  mother, Si  cleave  to 
12.  were  fo  borne  from  their  mothers  wombe 
29.  drat  hath  forfaken  father  or  mother 

20.20.  then  came  to  hiai  the  mo.  of  Zebed.  chil. 
27.  j  6.  and  Mary  the  mo.  of  James,  &  Jofes 

Mar\.\j,  40. 

Marhe  1.  30.  Simons  wives  mother  lay  ficke  of  a 
5. 40.  he  taketh  the  father  and  mother  of  the 
6.24.  faid  unto  her  mother,  What  fhall  I  aske 
28.  and  the  damofell  gave  it  to  her  mother 
1  °«  29.  that  hath  left  father  or  mother  for  my 
1  f-47.  and  Mary  the  mo.of  Jofes  beheld  where 
1 6: 1  .and  Mary  the  mo.  of  James-had  brought 

Luke  1.43.  that  the  mother  of  my  Lord  fhould 
4.38.  Simons  wives  wo.  was  taken  with  a  great 
8-5:1 .  fave  the  mother  of  the  maiden 
12.  53.WO.  a^.thedaug.  the  daug.aga.  the  mo. 
1 4. 26. and  hate  not  his  father  and  mo.  he  cannot 
24-  Jo.  and  Mary  die  mo.  of  James,  and  other 

John  2. 1. the  mother  of  Jefus  was  there 

3. the  mother  of  Jefus  faith  unto  him,They  ha. 
6. 42.  whofe  mother  and  father  we  know 

Att.  1. 14.  and  Mary  the  mother  of  Jefus,  with  his 
1 2.1 2.  he  came  to  the  houfe  of  Mary  the  mo.of 

Gal.q.r6.  which  is  the  mother  of  us  all 

tf^.7.3.  without  fa.  without  mother,  having  ncith. 

Rev.  17.  5.  the  mother  of  harlots  ,and  abom.  of  the 
His  flljjotrjcr. 

Gen.  2.  24.  leave  his  mother, and  cleave  to  his 

21 .2 1 .  his  mother  tooke  him  a  wife  out  of  E gypt 


24.  67.  Ifaac  brought  her  intohis;«/.m  Knt 
Ifaac  was  comforted  after  his  mothers  death 

27.  11.  Jacob  faid  to  Reb.his  mo.  Efau  is  hairy 

13.  his  mother  faid  unto  him,Upon  me  by  thy 

14.  Jacob  brought  them  to  his  mother 

his  mother  made  favourie  meat 

28.  7.  Jacob  ob.yed  his  father  and  mother 

29.  io.  Rachel  daug  of  Labanhis  mothers  bro. 

fheep  of  Laban  his  mothers  brother 
Jac.  watred  the  flock  of  his  mo.bro. 
30.i4.Reuben  brought  mandrakes  to  his  mother 
43.  29-  faw  his  brother  Ben.  his  mothers  fonne 
44.20.  he  alone  is  lefc  of  his  mother 
Exod.zi.i  y.fmiteth  his  fa.or  his  mother  fhall  furely 
17.  curfeth  his  fath.or  his  mother  fhall  furely 
Levit.  20.  9. 
43.19.  fecthe  a  kid  in  his  mothers  miike 

Chap.  34.  z6,  Bent.  14.  5.1. 
Lev.  1 9.3.  ye  fhall  feare  every  man  his  mother, and 
20. 17.  take  his  mothers  daugh.  and  fee  her  na. 
21.2.  that  is  for  his  mother  or  for  his  father 

1  i.nor  defile  himfclfe  for  his  fa.or  his  mother 
24.  11.  and  his  mothers  name  was  Shelomith 
Numb.6.  7.  himfelfc  uncle,  for  his  father  or  for 

1 2. 1 2.  when  he  cometh  out  of  his  mothers  wo. 

Dent.  21.18.  not  obey  the  voice  of  his  mother,  and 

19.  his  mother  lay  hold  on  him  ,  and  brought 

27. 16.  curfed  be  he:  that  fetteth  light  by  his  m. 

22.  that  lieth  with  the  daughter  of  his  mother 

33,9.  faid  unto  his  mother  ,  I  have  not  feene 

Judg.?.  1.  went  to  Shechem  unto  his  mothers  bre. 

of  the  houfe  of  his  mothers  father,  fayina' 

3.  his  mothers  bre.  fpake  of  him  in  the  eares° 

14.  2.  came  up  ,  and  told  his  father  and  his  mo. 

3 .  father  &  his  mother  faid  unto  him.  Is  diere 

4.  fat.  and  his  mother  knew  not  that  it  was  of 

5.  Samf  do.  and  his  fa.&  his  mo.  to  Timnath 

6.  told  not  his  father  or  mother  what  he 

9.  went  on  eating  ,  and  came  to  his  fa.  &  mo. 

17.2.  he  faid  to  his  mo.  The  eleven  hund.  fhek. 

his  mi.  faid,  Blefled  be  thou  of  the  Lord 

3  .reflo.the  eleven  hun.fhek.  of  filv.  to  his  m. 

his  mo.  faid.  I  had  wholly  dedicated 

4.  yet  he  reftored  the  money  unto  his  mother 

his  mo.  tooke  two  hund.  fhek.  of  filvjand 

1  iC'Kg.  1.  6 .  his  mo.  bare  him  after  Abfalom 

2.22.  and  faid  unto  his  mother  ,  And  why  doeft 

14.  21.  his  mo.  name  was  Naamah      Verfe  3 1. 

.2  Chro.  iz.  13. 

1 5.2.  his  mothers  name  was  Maachah 

13.  and  a lfo  Maachah  his  mo.  even  her  he 

17.  23.  and  delivered  him  unto  h's  mother 
22. 42.  his  mothers  name  was  Azubah 

2  Chro.  20.  31. 
52.  walked  in  the  way  of  his  mother 

2  King-  3-  2.  but  not  like  his  fa.  and  like  his  mo. 

4.  19.  faid  to  a  lad,  Carry  him  to  his  mother 

20.  and  brought  him  to  his  mother 
8.  26.  and  his  mothers  name  was  Athaliah 

2  Chro.  22.  2. 
12. 1.  his  mothers  name  was  Zibiah  of  Beer 
•  2  Chro.  24. 1. 

2.  his  mothers  name  was  Jehoaddan 

2  Chro.  25.  1. 
2.  his  mothers  nzme  was  Jecholiah 

2  Chro.  z6'  3. 
3  3 .  his  tnothe  rs  name  was  Jerufha 

2  Chro.  27.  i. 

18.  2.  mothers  name  was  Abi  2  Chro.  29.1. 
z\.  1.  his  mothers  name  was  Hephzibah 

19.  his  mothers  name  was  Mefhullcmeth 
22.  1 .  his  mothers  name  was  Jedidah 
23.31.  his  mothers  name  was  Hamkal 

16.  and  his  mothers  name  was  Zebudah 
24. 8.  his  mothers  name  was  Nehufhta 
1 2.  Jehoi.  went  out  to  the  ki.  of  Ba.&  his  tn. 
18.  and  his  mothers  name  was  Hamutal 

Jer.  j  2.  1. 
1  Chro.4.9. his  mother  called  his  name  Jabez 
a  Chro.  13.2.  his  mothers  name  alfo  was  Micaiah 

22.3.his«|z<tffc'washiscounfeller  to  do  wicked. 
Tfal.i  5.14.  as  one  that  mourneth  for  his  mother 
I09.  14.  let  not  the  finne  of  his  mo.  be  blotted 
1 31.2.  as  a  child  that  is  weaned  of  his  mother 
Prov.  10.  1.  a  foolifh  fon  is  the  heavin.  of  his  mo. 

1 5.  20.  a  foolifh  man  defpifeth  his  mother 

19.26.  and 


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i  9.26.  and  chafeth  away  his  mother  }is  a  fon  that 
lo.io.clirfcth  father  or  mother  ^.is  lamp  flialbc 
28.i4.whofo  robbeth  his  father  or  bis  mother 
29.1  j.bnngeth  his  mother  to  fhame 
30.17.and  defpifeth  to  obey  his  mother 
2  i.i  .the  prophefie  that  his  mother  taught  him 
Eedef.%.\  5. as  he  came  forth  of  his  m.v/omb  naked 
Cant. z.ii-with  the  crowrie  werewith  his  #20  .crown. 
Ifa  66  1 3. as  one  whom  his  mother  comforteth 
Zec'b.i?.?.thenhisfatn.  &hisw.that  beg.him,fhal 
fa.&wo.tbat  bega.him,fliall  thrufthiiii 
Mat .1.18  when  as  his  mother  Mary  was  efpriufed 
a.n.they  faw  the  young  child,  &  Miry  his  wo. 
ij.takethe  young  child,&  his  mo.Sc  flee  into 
J4.hetooke  the  young  child  &  his  mo.  byni. 
ic.take  the  young  child  and  his  moth,  and  go 
a  i  .took  the  young  child  Sc  his  moth.  Sc  came 
Ji.46.his  mother  Sc  his  brethren  flood  without 
13.5fi.is not  his  mother  ca lied  Mary 
1  f.j.whofo.fhall  fay  to  his  fath.or  to  his  mother 
6.Sc  honour  not  his  rather  &  his  mother,hc 
Mar. i. 11  xben  came  — his  mother, Sc  (land,  witho. 
7.ii.if  a  man  fhal  fay  to  his  fa.or  mo.lt  is  Cor. 
'  1  i.to  do  ought  for  his  father  or  his  mother 
10.7.3  man  fhall  leave  his  fa.&  mo.Sc  cleave  to 
Lube  1. if. filled  with  the  holy  Gh.even  from  his  m. 
6o.his  mo.anfw.Sc  faid,  Not  fo,buc  he  flialbe 
z.33.Jofeph  &his  wo.marvelledat  thofe  things 
#34.faid  to  Mary  his  moth.Bcbold  this  child  is 
43.Jofeph  &  his  mother  knew  not  of  it 
•48. his  «».faid  to  him,Son,why  haft  thou  thus 
51. but  his  wo.kept  all  thefe  fayings  in  her 
7.1  2.  the  onely  ion  of  his  mother,  and  fhe 

if  .he  delivered  him  to  his  mother 

8. 19. then  came  to  him  his  mother  and  his  breth. 

John  1.  5  .his  moth,  faith  unto  the  fervants,Whatfo. 

i2.down  to  Caper.he,  his  mo.Sc  his  brethr.& 

3.4.  can  he  enter  the  fecond  time  into  his  moth. 

19.25.A00d  by  thecroffe  of  Jefus,  his  mo.Sc  his 

2  6. when  Jefus  therefore  faw  his  mother 

faith  to  his  mo.  Woman,behold  thy  Son 
,4#.3.z.acertaine  man,lame  from  hismoth.  womb 

1 4.8.being  a  creeple  from  his  mothers  womb 
Rom.i6.i3.hlutebis mother  and  mine 
Epbef.i.}i.&  man  fhall  leave  his  father  &  moth.  & 

Sfyottyt  inlaw. 
De«M7.i3.curfed  be  he  that  lieth  with  histt.in  1. 
Ruth  i.i4.0rpah  killed  her  mother  in  law 
i.n.haft  done  unto  thy  mother  In  law 
1 8.her  mother  in  law  faw  when  fhe  had 
ij.her  mother  in  law  faid  unto  her, Where 

fliewcd  her  mother  in  law  with  whom 
23.8c  dwelt  with  her  mother  in  law 
3.1  .then  Naomi  her  mother  in  law  faid 
tf. according  to  all  that  her  mother  in  law  bade 
1 6. came  to  her  mother  in  law,fhe  faid 
1 7. go  not  empty  unto  thy  mother  in  law 
Mic.j.6.thz  daughter  in  law  againft  the  wo.in  law 
Mat.  10.35.  Lu\$  12.53. 
My  pother. 
Ges.20.12.but  not  the  daughter  of  my  mother 
Jojh. 2.13-yet  ye  will  fave  alive  my  mother 
Judg.S.ig.they  are  even  the  fons  of  my  mothfr 
14.16.I  have  not  told  h  mv  father  nor  my  math. 
16.17a  Nazarite  unto  God  from  my  wo. womb 

1  Sam.zz.^.ltt  my  fath-  &  my  »;o.I  pray  thee,come 

2  Saw.19.37.be  buried  by  the  grave  of  my  mother 
1  Kjn.z  .20. laid  to  her,Ask  on,  my  mo.  for  lie  not 

19.20.let  me,I  pray  thee,  kiffe  my  fa.  &  my  mo 
Job  1. 2 1.  naked  camel  out  of  my  mothers  womb 
3.1  o. flint  not  up  the  doors  of  my  moth,  womb 
17. 14.ro  the  worm,Thou  artmy  mother 
31.1 8. guided  her  from  my  mothers  womb 
Pfal.zz  9.when  I  was  upon  my  mothers  breads 
1  o.thou  art  my  G  od  from  my  mothei  s  belly 
27.1  o.when  my  fa.& my  w.forf.me,then  the  L. 
5 1  .5  .in  fin  did  my  mother  conceive  me 
69. 8. an  aliant  unto  my  mothers  children. 
7i-6.he  that  took  me  out  of  my  mothers  bowels 
13913  covered  me  in  my  ?Mtewwomb 
Pi'ov.4.  j.beloved  in  the  fight  of  my  mother 
Cant.  1. 6. my  mothers  children  were  angry  with  me 
3.4.unti\l  I  had  brought  him  into  my  mo.  houfe 
8.1  .that  fucked  the  breafls  of  my  mother 
z.Sc  bring  thee  into  my  mothers  houfe 
lfru%. 4. knowledge  to  cry,  My  father, &  my  mother 


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49.1  .from  the  bowels  of  my  mother  hath  he 

Jer.  1  f.  io.wo  is  me,my  m.ihat  thou  haft  born  me 

20, 14-lctnot  the  day  wherein  my  w.bare  me  be 

17. that  my  mother  might  have  been  my  grave 

Mat.i  2.48.who  is  my  mo.  He  who  is  my  Mar.  3.3  3 . 

49. behold  my  mo.  &niy  brethren  Mar. 2^4. 

Lutye  8.2t  .my  mother  and  my  brethren  are  thefe 

Gal,  1 . 1 5  .God,  who  feparatcd  me  from  my  mo.wo. 

Thy  smother, 
Gca.27.29.1etthy  mothers  fon  bow  down 
28.1.  go  to  Bethuel,thy  mothers  father 

daughters  of  Laban  thy  mothers  brother 

37.10.fhaH  Ij&  thy  mo.Sc  thy  bie.  come  to  bow 

Exod. 20.1 2. honour  thy  father  &  thy  mother 

Lev. \%. 7. the.  nakedn.of thy  w«.fhalt  thou  not  unc. 

fhe  is  thy  mo.thou  fhaltnot  unco.hef  na. 

9. daughter  of  thy  #zo. — thou  fhalt  not.urko. 

1 3. unco. the  na. of  thy  w.fift.  for  fhe  is  fhy  m. 

20. 1 9. fhalt  not  unco.the  naked,  of  thy  #z0.1ifter 

Vettt.^.  16. honour  thy  father  and  thy  mother 

i3.?.brother,the  fon  of  thy  m. — entice  thee  fee. 
/o//?.2.i8.bring  thy  father  &  thy  mother  home 
Ruth  2.1 1. how  thou  haft  left  thy  father  &  thy  mo. 
1  SdW.15.3  3X0  fhal  thywo.be  childlcflc  amo.  wo. 
20. 30. own  confu.St  to  the  confufion  of  thy  mo. 
1  King. 3  .1 3  .get  thee  to  the  prophets  of  thy  mother 
9.22.fo  long  as  the  whoredomes  of  thy  m.)e. 
Pfal.  5  o.20.thou  flandereft  thine  own  mothers  ion 
P>w.i,8.forfake  not  the  law  of  thy  mother 
23.22.defpife  not  thy  mother  when  fhe  is  old 
2  5. thy  father  &  thy  mother  fhall  be  glad 
Cant.B.  5.  there  thy  mother  brought  thee  forth 
Jer.zz.z6.lleca&  thee  out,&  thy  w.that  bare  thee 
£^.i^.3-&  thy  mother  was  an  Hiuite 
45:.  thou  art  thy  mothers  daughter 
19.  2.  and  fa  y  ,  What  is  thy  mother  ?  A  lionefl'e 
10.  thy  mother  is  like  a  vine  in  thy  blood 
Hof.^.f.  and  I  will  deft toy  thy  mother  . 
M#«i2.47.behold3thy  mo.  Sc  thy  bre.  M^.3.32. 
i    19.19.  honour  th/fa.&  thy  Wo.  Mai\.y.\o. 
A^4'''^.io.i9.def.not,hon.thy fa.Sc mo.  Lu\.  18.20. 
L»^.8.20.thy  mother  Sc  thy  brethren  ftand  without 
John  1 9.  27.  to  the'  difciple,  Behold  thy  mother 
Ephef.6.  z.  honour  thy. fa.  and  thy  mother, which  is 
2  Tzw.1.5.  which  dwelt-&  thy  mother  Eunice^  &  I 

lftt.49.  a3  • an<*  Qyeens  tny  nurfing  mothers 
Jer.  1(5.3. tnus  fa'tn  the  Lord -concerning  their  wo. 
Lam.z.iz.  they  fay  to  their  mothers, Where  is  corn 
foule  was  pow.  out  into  their  mothers  bofo. 
f  .3.  we  areorphanes,  our  mo.  are  as  widowes 
Mar.  10.  30.  fhall  receive  in  this  time  fii\ets,moth. 

1  Tim.  1.9.  law  is  for  murtherers  of  mothers,  for 
5 ,  2,  the  elder  women  as  mothers,  the  youn.  as 

potions. 
Rom.j.<; .  the  motions  of ^finnes  did  worke  in  our 
^0;  c. 

Exod.ii.-j.  not  a  dog  mm  his  tongue  3g.  man,or 
Levit.  11.  10.  of  all  that  move  in  the  waters,  they 
Dewt.23.1f.  fhaltnot  move  a  fickle  unto  thy  neig. 

32.21.  and  I  will  move  them  to  jealoufic 
Judi.ii.  25.  fpiritof  vheLord  began  to  Wove  his 

2  Sam.  7. 10.  in  a  plate  of  their  owne,  Scmove  no 
2  Kings  2 1 .8  .neither  the  feet  of  If.  move  any  mo. 

23.18.  let  him  alone,  let  no  man  wow  his  bo. 
Jcr.xo.4.  nailes,  &  hammers,that  it  move  not 
Micah  7.17.  they  fhall  move  out  of  their  holes 
ikto.23.4  but  they  themfelves  will  noc  move  them 
Aft.ij.z'i.  for  in  him  we  live  ,  move,  and  have 

20.  24.  but  none  of  thefe  things  move  me 
fl^oteable. 
Prov^.6.  her  wayes  are  moveable  that  thou  carift 

fiSJofceD. 
Gen.i.i.  fpirit  of  God  moved on  the  waters 

7.21.  all  flefh  died  that  moved  upon  the  earth 
Ticut.^z.zi.  they  have  woxW  me  to  jealoufie 
Jf'Jh.  10.21.  none  moved  his  tongue  aga.the  chilof 

i5.i8./».himtoaskepfherfa.a  field  Jud.1.14. 
Ritth  1 .1 9.  all  the  city  was  moved  about  therri 

1  Sam. i.i  3.  fpake  in  her  heart,  onely  her  lips  mo. 

2  Sam.1S.3j.  and  the  king  was  much  moved,  and 
228.  foundation  of  heaven  moved,  and  fkooke 
24.  1.  movcdDa.  to  fav,  Goe  number  Ifiacl 

1  Cko.16.30.wor.  fhall  be  ftable  that  it  be  not  m- 
I7-9-  in  their  place,  and  fhall  be  mo.  no  more 

2  Cfortf.18.31.  God  moved  them  to  depaft  from  him 
Rr  r  3 


jgq^-ff  4.15.  that  they  have  moved  fedir.ioii  within 
Efi.  5 .  9.  nor  moved  for  him,he  was  full  of  jndign 
Job  37.  i.  at  this  my  heart  is  moved  out  or  his  pla. 

41.  23 .  firme  in  themfelves  cannot  be  moved 
Pfal.io.6.hc  hath  faid  in  his  heart . I  fhal  not  be  m. 

13.4.  that  trouble  me  ,  rejoice  when  i  am  mov. 
15.5  .that  doth  thefe  things  fhall  ne  be  moved 
16.  8.  at  my  right  hand,l  fhall  not  be  moved 
18.  7.  foundations  alfo  of  the  hills  moved 
zi.7.kingtruft.  in  the  Lord,he  fhall  hot  be  m. 
3  o.  6. 1  fafd,  I  fhall  never  Le  moved 

46.5.  not  be  moved  ,  God  fhall  help  her 
6.  heathen  raged,  kingdomes  were  moved 

ff.ai-never  fuffer  the  righteous  to  be  moved 

62.2.1  fhall  not  be  greatly  moved 

6.  he  is  my  defence,  I  fhall  not  be  moved 

66.  9.  and  fuffer  not  our  f.et  to  be  moved 

68.  S.  Sinai  it  felfe  was  movedattbc  prefence 

78.58.  moved  him  to  jealoufie  with  graven  im. 

93.1.  world  isefta.  it  can.  bomoved    C^h. 96.10. 

99.1.  the  Lord  raignetb,  let  the  earth  be  mov. 

uz.6.  furely  he  ihall  not  be  moved  for«ever 

121.  3 .  he  fliall  not  fuffer  thy  foot  to  be  moved 
Prov.i  2.3.  root  of  the  righteous  fliall  not  be  mov. 
Cant.  5. 4.  my  bowels  were  moved  for  him 
lfa.6.4.  pofls  of  the  doore  moved  at  the  voice 

7-  i.  and  his  heart  was  moved  as  the  trees 

of  the  wood  are  moved  with  the  wind 

10.  14.  and  there  was  none  that  moved  the  wi. 
14-  9.  hell  from  beneath  is  moved  for  thee 
19.1.  idols  of  Egypt  fliall  be  moved  at  his 
2.4.19.  the  earth  is  moved  exceedingly 
40.20.  a  graven  iuvgc  that  fhail  not  be  moved 
41.7.  with  nailes,  that  it  fhall  not  be  moved 

/e»'.4 .24.  and  all  the  hills  moved  lightly 
15.16.  they  fliall  drinke,  and  be  moved 
46.7. whofe  waters  are movedasthe  rivers 

8.  his  waters  are  moved  as  the  rivers 
49-  2 1.  earth  is  moved  at  the  noife  of  their  fall 
5°-46.  at  the  taking  of  l>abylon,the  earth  is  m. 

Dan.S.  j.  be  was  moved  with  choler  againic  him 

11.  11.  king  of  the  fouth  fhall  be- moved  with 
Mat. 9^6.  he  was  moved  with  compafhon  to.  them 

'4- 1 4.  &  moved  with  companion  toward  them 
J8-  17.  lord  of  that  fervant  was  moved  W-xh 
20.24.  moved  with  indignat  on  againft  the  two 
1 1. 10.  all  the  city  was  moved ,  faying ,  Who  is 

Mar. 1.  41.  Jc.  moved  with  compaffi.  put  forth  his 
6.34. was  moved  withepmpaflion,  becaufc  they 
1 5- 1 1.  chiefc  priels  moved  the  people  that 

Aft .2. 2 5. on  my  right  hand,that  I  fliould  not  hem. 
7-  9-  patriarchs  moved  with  envie,fold  Jofeph 
17-  5-  but  the  jewes  moved  with  envie  ,  tboke 
il«  30.  city  was  moved  ,  and  peo.  ran  together 

Col.i.  23.  be  not  moved  away  from  the  hope  of  the 

1  Theft. % .  3.  no  mart  fliould.  be  moved  at  thefe  af. 
Hf£>.ii.7.Noah moved  with feare,prepared anArk 

i2-  28.  receiving  a  kingd.  which  cannot  be  W. 

2  PeM.21.  fpake  as  they  were  moved  by  the  holy 
Rev.  6. 14.  every  mountaine  were  moved  out  of 

^crrjeufi. 
Job  2.  3.  although  thou  movedfl  me  againft  him 

Aff.zq.f.-.vz  have  found  this  fellow  a  mover  of  fe; 

Gcn.i.zi.  God  created  every  creature  that  move'. 
28.  dominion  over  every  thing  that  moveth 
9.2.  feare  ofyou  upon  all  that  moveth 
Lev.  1 1.46.  this  the  law  of  every  livxreat.  that  m. 
Job  48.  17.  he  moveth  his  taile  as  a  Cedar 
Pfal.69.  34.  the  feas,&  every  thing  that  moveth 
P'rov.zt.  31.  when  it  moveth  it  felfe  aright 
£^?£-47-  9-  moveth  whithcrfocver  the  river  fhall 

flpofcfng. 

Gen.i.zo.  die  waters  bring  forth  the  moving  ere. 
9.  3.  every  moving  thing  that    liveth  fhall  be 
Job  16.  5.  moving  of  my  Jips  fhould  afTwage  you 
Pw.16.30.  movhg  his  lips  he  bringeth  evill  to 
John  5.3.  waited  for  moving  of  the  water 

Srtouirjtc, 

Jojh.p.  5.  bread  of  provifion  was  drie,and  mouldit 

1 2.  now  beho'd,ic  is  drie,  and  it  is  mouldic 

&f)OUlc0  priS9ol?0. 

Ifa.i.  20.  fliall  caft  hh  Idols  to  the  moles  j 

#ount.  J 

Job  2.0.  6. though  his  excellencie  mount  up  to  the! 

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M  O  U 


33. 17.  doth  the  eagle  mount  up  ac  thy  command    2  Chro.  13. amount  Zemaraim,which  is  mount  Eph.  ,p  CJbra.  3.  1.  houfe  of  the  Lord- in  mount  M 


Pfal.10j.z6.  they  /zz««£  up  to  th;  heaven,they  goe 
J/i.9.18.  fliall  mount  up  like  the  lifting  up  offnio. 

40.3 1 .  they  fliall  mount  with  wings  as  eagles 
Jer.y1.53.  though  Babylon  mount  up  to  heaven 
E%e\.  10.16.  when  the  Cherubims  life  up  to  mount 

Ges.10.30.  Scphar,a»»o«?;f  ofcheeafl 

zi.14.in  themount  oi the  Lord  it  fhall  be  feene 
3 1  :ii.  Jacob-fee  his  face  toward  the  mount  Gil. 
5  4.  J  acob  offered  facrifice  on  the  mount 
Exod.  19. 1 1 .  fight  of  all  the  p:op.  upon  mount  Si. 
1  2.  whofoever  toucheth  the  mount,  fliall 


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jAbflKfti*.  go  unto  the  ns.  &  fetch  olive  branc.       33.1 y.  that  he  had  b'uilt  in  the  »/»««  of  the  ho 

9. 13. thou  cameft  downe  alfo  nyonmoimt  Sin.  //d.28.21.  Lord  fliall  rife  up,  as  mmountPera    ' 

Cant.4.1.  as  a  flocke  that  appeare  from  »o.  Gilead  \Lu\e  21.37.mthe  mount  called  the  mo  of  Olives 

Ifa.10.31.  againft  thz  mount  of  the  daugh.  ofZion  i^tf.7.38.  which  fpake  to  him  in  moms;  Sina 

14. 13. 1  will  fit  alfo  upon  the.Mo.  of  the  cong.  Heb.B.  y.  to  the  patterne  fliewed  thee  in  the  mount 

2  Pet.  i.i 8.  when  we  were  with  him  in  the  ho.  wp. 


16.  1.  unto  the  mount  of  the  daughter  cf  Zion 

27.  1 3 .  fliall  worfhip  in  the  holy  mount  of  Jer. 

29.  3-  and  will  lay  ficge  againft  thee  with  a  mo. 

Jer. 6-6.  hew  down  trees,caft  a  mount  againft  Jeruf. 

E\c\.  4.  2.  build  a  fort — caft  a  »«( againft  it 
2 1 .  2  2 .  to  caft  a  mount ,  and  to  build  a  fort 
26. 8. caft  a  wa«?zJ  againft  thee,and  lift  up  buck 


1 3-when  the  trumpet  found.fliall  come  to  m.   Dan.  1 1. 1  y .  king  of  the  north  fhall-xraft  up  a  mo, 


14.  went  downe  from  the  mount  to  the  peop, 

16.  and  a  thicke  cloud  upon  the  mount 

1 7.  they  flood  at  the  nether  part  of  the  mou. 

18.  mount  Sinai  was  altogether  on  a  fmoake 
and  the  whole  mount  fmoaked  greatly 

20.  from  mount  Sinai,to  the  top  ofthe  mount 

23.  the  people  cannot  come  up  to  mount  Si. 

*  char.us  faying, Set  bounds  about  the  mount 
24.1  y. into  the  mount,,a  cloud  covered  the  mount 

16'  glory  ofthe  Lord  abode  upon  mount  Si. 

17.  devouring  fire  on  the  top  ofthe  mount 
31. 18.  upon  mount  Sinai  two  tables  of  teftimo. 
31.1.  delayed  to  come  downe  out  ofthe  mount 

1  5. Mofes  tumed,&  went  down  from  the  mo. 

19.  tables,  and  breake  them  beneath  the  mo. 
33.6.ftript  of  their  ornaments  by  the  Wff.Horeb 
34.  2.  come  up  in  the  morning  to  mount  Sinai 

prefent  thy  felfe  there  in  the  top  ofthe  mo. 

3.  man  be  feene  thorowout  all  the  mount 

4.  rofe  up  early,  &  went  to  mount  Sinai 
29.  when  Mofes  came  downe  from  wo.  Sinai 

downe  from  the  mount ,  Mofes  wift  not 
Num.  10.  3  3.  they  departed  from  the  mount  three 
20.12.  from  Kadefh  ,  &  came  unto  mount  Hdr 

2  y.  bring  them  up  unto  mount  Hor 
28.  Aaron  died  there  in  the  top  ofthe  mount 

Mofes  &  Eleazar  came  down  from  the  m. 

21.4.  and  they  journsyed  from  mount  Hor 
33.  24. removed  from  mount  Shapher  ,  &  enc.  [ 
34-  7.  you  fliall  point  out  for  you  mount  Hor 

8.  from  mount  Hor^unto  the  entrance  of  Ha. 
Deut.  1.6.  ye  have  dwelt  long  enough  in. this  mo. 

7.  and  goe  to  the  mount  ofthe  Amorites 
3.8.  from  the  river  of  Arnon,unto  the  mo.Hcr. 

12. by  the  river  Arnon,&  hzWe  mount  Gilead 
9.1  y.from  the  mount;  &  the  wo.bumed  with  fire 

2 1. into  the  brooke  that  defcen.  out  ofthe  m. 
lo.y.  came  downe  from  the  moun'.,  and  put 
1  r.29.  flialt  put  the  blefling  upon  mo.  Gerizim 
27.  12.  thefe  ihall  ftand  upon  mount  Gerizim 

1  3.  thefe  fhall  ftand  upon  mount  Eba! 
32.  49.  get  thee  up  unto  momt  Ncbo 
33.2.he  fliined. forth  from  mount  Paran 
Jojh.2.  3 3 .  halfe aga .  mo.  Ger.  halfe  aga.wo.Ebal 
11. 17.  even  from  the  mount  Halak,that  gocth 
in  the  valley  of  Lebanon  under  mo.Hzt. 
12. 1.  from  the  river  Arnon  unto  mount  Her. 

y .  and  reigned  in  mount  H  ermon 

7. from  Baal  Gad  unto  the  mount  Halak 

13.5.  from  Baal-Gad  under  the  mil  Hermon 

1 1.  and  all  mount  Hermon,  and  all  Baafhan 
iy.n.Judah's  border  palled  along  by  mo.Baal. 
\6. 1.  from  Jericho  thorowout  mount  Bethel 

Judg.  3. 27. Ihzel  went  down  with  him  from  the m. 
4. 6.  draw  towards  mount  Tabor, and  take 

1 2.  that  Barak  was  gone  out  to  mount  Tab. 
14. Barak  went  downe  from  mount  Tabor 

7.  3.  and  depart  early  from  mount  Gilead 
97.  Jotham  flood  in  the  top  of  mount  Gerizim 
48.  Abimelcch  gatehirfiup  to  mount  Zalmon 

1  S^w.ji.i.and  fell  down  flaine  in  mount  Gilboa 

2  Sam.i.  6.  as  I  happened  by  chance  upon  m.  Gil. 

1 5 .  30.  David  went  by  the  afcent  ofthe  mount 

3  i.  top  of  the  mount  where  he  worfhipped 

1  Kings  18. 19.  gather  to  me  all  Ifrael  unto  mount 

20. gathered  the  prophcts-unto  mount  Carm. 
19  8-  went  unto  Horeb  the  mount  of  God 
1 1.  ftand  upon  the  mount  before  the  Lord 

2  Kjng j  2. 25;.  he  went  from  thence  to  mount  Car. 

4.  2f .  came  to  the  man  of  God  to  mount  Carm. 

23.1 3. on  the  right  hand  ofthe  mount  ofcorrup. 

1  Chro-  y.  23.  and  Senir,  and  unto  mount  Hermon 


Ofad.8.  deftroy  underft.-out  ofthe  mount  of  Efau 
9.to  the  end  that  every  one  ofthe  mo.of  Efau 
19.  they  ofthe  fouth  fhall  pofl'.the  mo.  of  Ef. 
21.  fliall  com:  to  judge  the  mount  of  Efau 
Bab. 3. 3.  and  the  holy  One  from  mount  Paran 
Zech.14. 4.  his  feet  fhall  ftand  upon  the  mo.oi  Ol. 
and  the  mount  of  Olives  fhall  cleave 
Aci.7.30.  there  appea.  unto  him  in  the  wil.  of  wo, 
Gal.^.zq.  the  one  from  the  mount  Sinai,  which 

25.  this  Agar  is  mount  Sinai  in  Arabia 
Hcb.  1 2. 18.  for  ye  are  not  come  unto  the  »».that 

At  the  amount, 
Exod.i8.<;.  where  he  encamped  at  themo.  of  God 
fl^OHtlt  Ephraim ,  See  ©ptyiafltt. 
Before  the  3$oimt. 
Exod.zy.i.  there  Ifrael  camped  before  the  mount 
34.  3.  neither  let  the  flocks  feed  before  the  mo. 
In  or  into  the  SJfJount . 
Gen.  14. 6.  and  the  Horites  in  their  -mount  Seir 
3  r.23.  they  overtooke  him  in  themount  Gilead 
2?.  Jacob  had  pitched  his  tent  in  themount 

Laban  and  his  brethren  pitched  in  the^mo. 
54.  tarried  all  night  in  the  mount 
36.  8.  thus  dwelt  Efau  in  mount  Seir 
9.Efau,fatherof  the  Edomites  in  mount  Seir 
Exod.  4.  27.  he  went,  and  met  him  in  the  mount 
19.12.  take  heed  ye  goe  not  upinto  the  moiint 
24. 1 2.  corrie  up  to  me  into  the  mount 
13.  Mofes  went  up  into  the  mount  of  God 
1  y.  Mofes  went  into  the  mount     Deut.  10. 3 
18.  Mofes  gat  him  upinto  the  mount 

Mofes  was  in  the  mount  fourty  dayes  j 
2y.40.pattern, which  was  fhewed  thee  in  theV 
26.30  fafhion-which  was  fhewed  thee  in  the  m. 
27.  8.  as  it  was  fhewed  thee  in  the  mount 
3  4. 32. Lord  had  fpoken  with  him  in  mount  Si. 
LCV.7.3B.  Lord  commanded  Mofes  in  mount  Sin. 
25".  i«  Lord  fpake  unto  Mofes  in  mount  Sinai 

2  6. 46,  in  mount  Sinai,  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
27 .34.  for  the  chil.  of  Ifrael  in  mount  Sinai 

Num.  3. 1.  day-Lord  (pake  with  Mofes  in  mo.  Si. 
20.  23.  Lord  fpake  to  Mof.  &  Aat;  in  two. Hor 

27. into  ,7zo«»fHor,in  the  fight  ofthe  congre. 
27. 12.  get  thee  up  into  this  mount  Abarim 
28. 6.  burnt-offering  ordained  in  mount  Sinai 
33.23.  from  Kehelathah,&  pit.  in  mo.  Shapher 

27.  remov  from  Kadefh,  &  pit.  in  mo.  Hor 

3  8.  Aaron  the  prieft  went  up  into  mount  Hor 

39. Aaron  n^.yearesold  when  he  died  inm. 

41  departed  from  mount  Hor,  pit.  in  Zalm. 
DcMt.y.4.  in  the  mount,oat  ofthe  midft  ofthe  fire 
5-  y .  and  went  not  up  into  the  mount 

22.  fpake  unto  all  your  afiemblie  in  the  mo. 
9.9.  when  I  was  gone  into  the  mount ,to  receive 
then  I  abode  in  the  mount  fourty  dayes,& 

10.  unto  you  in  the  mount  put  of  the  midft  of 
10.1.  and  come  up  unto  me  in  the  mount 

4-  which  the  Lord  fpake  unto  you  in  the  mo. 

1  o.  and  I  flayed  in  the  mount ,  according 
a7-  4.  which  I  command  you  in  mount  Ebal 

3  z-  yo.  and  die  in  the  mount  whither  thou  goeft 
as  Aaron  thy  brother  died  in  mount  Hor 

T°p.i3.\<).  and  Zareth-Shahar  in  the  mount  ofthe 
20.7. itimount  Naphtali,andin«io;<af  Ephraim 

]iid.\,3  y.  Amorites  would  dwell  in  mount  Heres 
3-3-  that  dwell  in  mount  Lebanon,  from  mount 
1 2.1  y  .land  of  E  phraim,in  the  z».of  cheAmalek. 

1  S<#«.  1 3. 2.two  thoufarid  were  with  Saul  In  mount 
3i.8.Saul,andhis  three  Sons  fallen  in  mo.Gil. 

2  Kings  23.i6.fpied  the  fepulc.  that  were  in  the  m. 
1  Cbro.  10. 1.  Ifrael  fell  down  flaine  in  mount  Gj. 

8.  Saul,  and  his  fons  fallen  in  mount  Gilboa 


£^0ntVt  of  Olives. 
Zecb.  14.4.  in  that  day  upon  the  mount  of  Olives 

mount  of  Olives  fhall  cleave  in  the  midft 

Mat.zi.i.  come  to  Bethphage,unto  the  mo.  of  Ol. 

24. 3.  and  he  fate  on  th--  mount  of  Olives 

z6.  30.  they  went  out  unto  the  mount  of  Olives 

Mar  fa  1 4.  zg. 

Marfe  11. 1.  at  the  mount  of  01ives,he  fend,  forth 

13.  3.  as  he  fate  upon  the  mount  of  Olives 
Luke  19.  29.  at  the  mount  called  mount  of  Olives 
19.37.evennowatthcdefcentoftheOTff.ofOl. 
2i.37.abode  in  the  mount  called  the  mo.oi  Ol." 
22.  39.  as  he  was  wont,to  the  mount  of  Olives 
John  8. 1 .  Jefus  went  out  to  the  mount  of  Olives 
^S.i.i2.thcn  retur.  they  from  the  mo.  called  Ol 
tyonxil  Seir,  Stt&zit. 
5^0Unt  Zion,  See  5<0W, 
^fjoimtafne. 
Gen.  J  2.8.  Abram  removed  to  a  mountaim  in  the   [ 
14-10.  they  that  remained  fled  to  the  mountaim 

19.17.  efcape  to  the  mountaine,  left  tho« 
19. 1  cannot  efcape  to  the  mountaim 

Exod.  3.1.  and  came  to  the  mountaine  of  God 
1 2.  ye  fhall  ferve  God  upon  this  mountains 
19.  3.  called  unco  him  out  ofthe  mountaine 

20. 1 8.  the  people  faw  the  mountaine  fmoaking 
Num.14.  40.  &  gat  them  up  into  the  top  ofthe  m. 
Deut.  1.19.  by  the  way  ofthe  mount,  of  the  Amor. 

20.  ye  arc  come  unto  the  mountaine  ofthe  A. 
24.  turned,and  went  upinto  the  mountaine 
44.  and  the  Amorites  which  dwelt  in  that  rn. 

2.  3.  ye  have  compafl'ed  this  mountaine  long 

3.  2y.  that  goodly  mountaim ,and  Lebanon 
4. 1 1 .  flood  under  the  mountaine  ,  mount,  burnt 
y .  23.  for  the  mountaine  did  burne  with  fire 
33.  19.  fhall  call  the  people  unto  the  mount. 
34. 1. Mofes  went  up  from  the  plainesof  the  m. 

Jojh.  2. 16.  fhe  laid,  Get  you  to  the  mountaine 

22.  unto  the  mountaine,  &  abode  there  3.  da.  r 

23 .  two  men  defcended  from  the  mountaine 
11. 16.  tooke  the  plairie  Sc  mountaine  of  Ifrael 
14.  12.  now  therefore  give  me  this  mountaine 
1  y.  8.  border  went  up  to  the  top  of  the  mount. 
17.18.  but  the  mountaim  fhall  be  thine,for  it 

18. 16.  bor.  came  down  to  the  end  ofthe  moun, 
Jui.i'i  9  .drave  out  the  inhabitants  ofthe  mount. 

34.  Amorites  forced  Dari  into  ihemountaim 

1  Sam.17.3.  Phil.ftood  on  amoun.  on  the  one  fide 
Ifrael  flood  on  a  moun.  on  the  other  (ids 

23.  26.  Saul  went  on  this  fide  ofthe  mountaine 
David  and  his  men  on  that  fide  ofthe  m. 

2  Kjng.z.i  6. left  thevfpi.hath  caft  him  on  fome  mo. 
6.17.  behold  die  moun-  was"  full  of  horf.  &  cha. 

Job  14.  18.  furely  the  mount,  falling  commeth  to 
Pfal.11.  1.  flee  as  a  bird  to  your  mountaim 

30.  7.  thou  haft  made  my  mountaim  ftand  ftro. 

78.  y4.  to  this  mountaim  his  right  hand  had 
ifa.z.z.mountaine  ofthe  Lords  houfe  ihall  be  efta. 
3.  let  us  goe  up  to  the  maun',  aim  ofthe  Lord 

13.2  lift  ye  up  a  ban,  upon  the  high  mountaine 

30. 17.  left  as  a  beacon  upon  the  top  of  a  mount. 
29.  to  come  into  the  mountaim  of  the  Lord 

40. 4.  every  mountaim  and  hill  fhall  be  made 
Jer.i6.iS.  they  fhall  hunt  them  from  every  mvup. 
17-  j-  O  my  mountaim  in  the  field  ,  I  will 

26. 1 8.  mount,  ofthe  houfe,  high  places  of  a 
31.23.  the  Lord  blefle  thee ,  O  mo.  of  holines 
y  o.  6.  they  have  gone  from  mountaim  to  hill 
y  1.  2y.  I  am  againft  thee,  O  deftroymg  mount. 

and  will  make  thee  a  burning [mountaine 

Lam.  y.  18.  becaufe  ofthe  mbimtmne  of  Z ion 

E-^\.  n. 23.  glory  ofthe  Lord  flood  upon  the  10. 

28.16.  caft  thee  as  prophane  out  ofthe  mounta. 

43.  12.  law  ofthe  houfe  upon  the  top  ofthe  tfio. 

Da».2.3y.fto.  that  fmote  the  image  bec.a  great m. 

4y.flone  was  cut  out  ofthe  wo.va.without  ha. 

Micah  3.  iz.  moun.  ofthe  houfe  as  the  high  pla.of 

4. 1.  mountaim  ofthe  houfe  of  the  1-ord  fhall 

2.  let  us  goe  up  to  the  mountaine  ofthe  houie 

■7. 12.  he 


Moa    m  o  a 


M  o  U     M  o  a 


M  o  a     M  o  u 


7.ii.  he  lhall  come  from  mountaine  to  mounta. 
Haii  8   goe  up  to  the  mountaine,  and  bring  wood 
Z«fc.4.7.  who  art  thou,  O  grcai:  »»fl«if**e 

8.  J.  mount,  of  the  Lord  ofhofts^the  holy  mm. 
144.  halfe  ofthe  mountaine  remove  towaid 
M  zf .  \  1  •  he  went  up  into  a  moimtaine 

8  1 '  was  come  downe  fromthe  mounlame,  great 
r*4  i?.  went  up  into  a  mountains  apart  to  pray 
J I  2/9  went  up  into  a  mountaine,  and  lat  there 
17  1  bringeth  them  up  into  an  high  wmwi.apare 
9  as  they  came  down  from  the  mountains 
20  ye  mail  fay  un«x>  this  mountain ,  Remove 
11.  21.  if  ye  mall  fay  unto  this  wo«»f.  Be  thou 
28*  \6.  into  a  mountaine  where  Jefus  had  appoi. 

Ato-  3.1 3-  and  hc  goeCn  UP inro  a  mo,mU^  calleth 
/  46.  he  departed  into  a  mountaine  to  pray 
9'  9  as  they  came  downe  from  the  mountaine _ 
11  j3.  whofoever  fliall  fay  unto  this  mountaine 
Luke  3-  *•  every  mountaine  mail  be  brought  low 
6.1 2.  he  went  out  into  a  mountaine  to  pray 
8.'  31.  herd  of  many  fwine  feeding  on  the  moun. 
9. 28.  went  up  into  a  mountaine  to  pray 
/ofca  6.3 .  Jefus  went  up  into  a  mountaine, and  there 

1 y  he  departed  againe  into  a  mountaine 
Heb.i i.io.if  fo  much  as  a  beaft  touch  the  www.  it 
Rev. 6. 1 4.  every  mountaine  were  moved  out  of 
8.  8.  as  it  were  a  great  mount,  burning  with  fire 
High  Styoantaine. 
ifa.sOirf.  upon  every  high  mountaine  rivers 
40.  9.  O  Zion,  get  thee  up  into  a  high  MWfltf  a 
y 7S  7.  upon  a  loftie  and  high  mounta.  haft  thou 
j^.3.6.  £he  is  gone  up  upon  every  high  mountaine 
E-Kek-17.  22.  and  will  plant  it  upon  an  HigfcWW*- 

40.  2.  and  fet  me  upon  a  very  high  mountaine 
Mat. 4X.  him  up  into  an  exceeding  high  mountaine 
Afa/.j.z.  leadeth  them  up  into  an  high  moimtame 
'  Luke  4-y.Devill  taking  him  up  into  an  high  mun. 
'  Rev.i\.io.  in  the  fpiri't  to  a  great  high  mountaine 
Holy  2$ountaiHC,Sec{!?olp. 
in  the  \  or  in  this  S^otmtafne. 
Gen.  r  9. 30.  Lot  went,  and  dwelt  in  the  mountaine 
Uxod.  ■  iy.17.  plant  them  in  the  mountaine  of  time 
i  iV«/».  13.17.  and  goe  up  into  the  mountaine 
De11t.si.49-  get  thee  up  into  this  moimtame  Abar. 
j^.20.  7.  Kiriath-arba  in  the  mountaine  of  Judah 
[Judg.i.  9.  dwelt  in  the  mountaine,  &  in  the  fouth 

5.17.  blew  a  trumpet  in  the  mountaine  of  Ep. 
r  Sara.  23.  i  4.  remained  in  a  moimtaine  in  the  wil. 
2  Ctos. i.  2. and  8  000.  to  hew  in  the  mom.  V.  18. 
P/W.48.1.  to  be  praifed  in  the  mountain  of  his  hoi. 
Ipi.zf.6.  in  this  mounta.  (hall  the  Lord  makca 
7.  he  will  deftroy  in  this  mountaine  the  face 
10.  for  in  this  mountaine  lhall  the  hand 
£^17.23.  in  the  mountaine  of  the  height  of Ifr. 
Amos. 4.x.  that  are  in  thtmountaine  of  Samaria 

&)'it  woe  to  them  that  truft  in  the  moun.  of 
John  4. lo.our'fathers  worfhipped  in.  riiB  mountaine 
21.  nei.  in  this  mountains,— -worfhrp  the  Fa. 
^ountaines. 
Gen.j.zo.  and  the  mount  aims  were  covered 

8.4.  Arke  reftedupon  the  mountaines  of  Ara. 

y .  were  the  tops  of  the  mountdhfes  fetne 

Numb. ^.4^.  they  departed  from  the  moun.  of  Ab. 

De«f.  12.  2.  upon  the  high  mountaines,?*.  upon  the 

33.  iy.  and  for  the  chiefe  things  ofthe  anc. J»0. 

Jdfb.x  1 .21.  cur  off  the  Anatcims  from  the  «««¥* 

moiintaines  of  judah,  &  mountaines  of  Ifrael 

1 8.1  i.went  up  thorow  the  mountains  weft-ward, 

Judg.  y.  y.  mountaines  melted  before  the  Lord 

11,  37. 1  may  goe  up  and  downe  upon  the  mo. 

3  8.  bewailed  her  virginitie  upon  the  mounta. 

2I  Sam.  1 .  21.  ye  mountains  of  Gilboa ,  let  there  be 

1  Kings  19.  11.  a  ftrong  wind  rend  the  mountaines 

1  Clrio.iz.  8.  fwiftis  the  roes  upon  the  mountaines 

2  Cbro.iS.  16.  all  Ifrael  fcattercd  upon  the  mount. 
21.11.  he  made  high  place;  in  the  mountaines 

fob  9.  y .  which  removeth  the  mountains  ,  and  they 
28.9  he  ovcturneth  the  mountaines  by  the 
39.8.  range  ofthe  mountaines  is  his  pafture 
46.  20  furely ,  the  moun.  bring  him  forth  food 

Vfal.^6.  6.  thy  righteoufnes  is  like  the  great  moun. 
46.  t.  though  the  mountaine  she  carried  into  the 
3 .  though  the  mountaines  ih?ke~  with  fwelling 
£y.  6.  by  his  ftrength  fettethfaft  the  mountaines 
72.  3.  moumfofflOfaM bring  peace  to  the  peop. 
76.4.  more  glorious  then  the  mountaines  of  prey 


83.  14.  as  the  flame  fetteth  the  moun.  on  fire 
90. 2.  before  the  mountaines  were  brought  forth 
104.  6.  the  waters  flood  above  the  mountaines 

8.  they  goe  up  by  the  mountaines 
1 1 4.  4.  the  mountaines  skipped  like  rams 
6.  mountaines,  that  ye  skipped  like  rams 
1  iy.  2.  as  the  mountaines  are  round  about  Jer. 
133.  3.  as  the  dew  defcendeth  upon  the  moun. 
i44.y.touch  the  mountaines , and  they  lhall  fmo. 
147.  8.  who  maketh  grafie  to  grow  on  the  mo. 
148. 9.  mountaines  fruitfull  trees  and  Cedars 
Prov.  8.  2?.  before  the  mountaines  were  fettled 
Cant.  2.  8.  he  cometh  leaping  upon  the  mountaines 
17.  like  a  roe  upon  the  mountaines  of  Bether 
4. 8.  from  the  mountaines  ofthe  Leopards 
8.14.  like  a  roe  upon  the  mountaines  of  fpices 
Ifa.  2. 1 4.  upon  all  the  high  mountaines  that  are  lif. 
1 4'  2  y. and  upon  my  mounxiead  him  under  foot 
18.2.  when  he  lifteth  up  the  enfigne  upon  the 
34.  3.  mountaines  fliall  be  melted  with  their  bl. 
40. 12.  and  weighed  the  mountaines  in  fcales 
4 1. 1? .  thou  ihalt  threfli  the  mountaines ,8c  beat 
421.  1  y.  He  make  wafte  mountaines  and  hills 
44.  23.  breake  forth  into  ringing,  yt  mountaines 
Chap.  49. 13. 
49. 1 1 .  He  make  all  my  mountaines  a  way 
52.  7.  how  beautifull  upon  the  mountaines  are 
$4. 10.  for  the  mountaines  lhall  depart 
5  5. 12.  mountaines  (hall  breake  forth  before  you 
64. 1.  mountaines.  might  flow  downe  at  thy 

3 .  mountaines  flowed  down  at  thy  prefence 
6$. 7.  which  have  burnt  incenfe  upon  the  moun. 
9.0m  of  Judah  an  inheritour  of  my  mountains 
fer.4.  24V  I  beheld  the  moun.  &  loe,they  trembled 
9.10.  (ox  the  mounta.  will  I  take  up  a  weeping 
13.16  .before  your  feet  ftumble  on  the  da  rk  mo. 
17. 26.  from  the  plaine,  and  from  the  mountains 
31 .  y.  plant  vines  upon  the  mountaines  of  Sama. 
46. 1 8.  as  Tabor  is  among  the  mountaines,  fo 
y  o.  6.  turned  them  away  on  the  mountaines 
Lam. 4.  19.  they  purfued  us  upon  the  mountaines 
£•^£.6.2.  fet  thy  face  upon  the  mountaines  of  Ifra. 
3  .and  fay,Ye  mountaines  of  Ifrael,heare 
t.  \6.  fliall  be  on  the  mountaines  like  doves 
18.6.  and  hath  not  eaten  upon  the  mo.  Ver.  1  y. 

1 1.  but  hath  eaten  upon  the  moiintaines 
19.  9-  his  voice  no  more  heard  upon  the  moun. 
12.  9.  in  thee  they  eaxuyon  the  mountaines 
31 . 1 2.  cut  him  off,&  left  him  upon  the  mounta. 
3  A.y.  He  lay  thy  flelh  upon  the  mountaines 
33.  28.  mountaines  of  Ifrael  fhall  be  defolate 
34-6.  my  fheepe  wandred  thorow  all  the  mouit_ 
13.  and  feed  them  upon  the  mountaines  of  If 
I4.11e  feed  them  upon  the  high  mountaines  o  ' 
in  a  fat  pafture  upon  the  moiintaines  of  If- 
3y.  8.  He  fill  his  moimtaines  with  his  flaine  m-n 
vz.  which  thou  haft  fpoken  againft  the  moun. 
36.1.  prophefie  unto  the  moimtaines  of  Ifrael 
ye  mountaines  of  IfraeJ,heare  the  word  of 
4.  therefore,  ye  mountaines  of  Ifrael,  heare 
8.  but  ye,  O  moimtaines  of  Ifrael, fhall  fhoot 
37-1 2. one  nation  upon  the  mmntaine s  of  Ifrael  ' 
38.8.  gathered  out  againft  the  mountaines  of 
20.  and  the  mountaines  (hall  be  thrown  down 
2i.  fword  againft  him  thorow  all  my  mounta. 
39.  2.  and  will  bring  thee  upon  the  motrdt.o£lL 
4  •  thou  fhalt  fall  upon  the  momitawes  of  Ifr. 
J7-  a  great  facrifice  upon  the  mountaines  of 
Joel  2.i.  as  the  morning  fpread  upon  the  mounta. 

3- 18.  mountaines  fhall  drop  down  new  wine 
Amos  2 .9.  aflemble  your  felves  upon  the  mnmta. 
4-i  3.  he  thatformeth  the  mountaims,  creatcth 
9.13.  and  the  mountaives  fliall  drop  fweet  wine 
Micah  1.  4.  mountaines  fhall  be  molten  under  fnm 
6. 1.  contend  thou  before  the  moimtaines 
i.  heare,  O  mountaines,  the  Lords  controv. 
Nahttm  i.y.  the  moun.  quake  at  him,  and  the  hills 
1 J .  behold  upon  the  mountaines  the  feet 
3.  18.  thy  people  is  fcatered  upon  the  mounta. 
Hab.3.6.  the  everlafting  mountaines  were  fcattercd 

10.  the  mountaines  faw  thee,and  trembled 
H^.r.n.I  called  for  a  di  ought  upon  the  mounta. 
Zech.G.  1.  came  foure  char,  bctvv.  two  mnuntaincs 

and  tlie  mountaines  were  innuntaines  of  br. 
Mal.1.3.1  hated  Efaii, and layd  hkmoiirita.  wafte 
Ate.18.i2.  &  goeth'into  the  mountaines  ,'&  feek. 


24.16. which  be  in  Judea,  flee  into  themouma, 
1  Cor.iz..i.tho.l  have  all  faith,fo  that  I  cou.re.  m. 
Heb.n.i  8.they  wandred  in  defarts  and  in  mounta. 
Rev.ifi.zo.and  the  mountaines  Were  not  found 

I7.9.the  feven  heads  are  feven  mountaines 
in  the  SSountaittesf, 

Exod,7,i.  11. bring  themout.to  flay  them  in  the  f». 

Num.13.z9.the  Amorites  dwell  in  the  mountaines 
3.47«pitched  in  themountaines  of  Abarim 

De«f.2.37.nor  into  the  cities  in  themountaines 

Jvjb.  10. 6. tint  dwell  in  the  -mountaines  axe  gather. 
ii-3.and  the  Jebufites  in  the  mountaines 
1 2.8.in  the  mountaine s,and  in  the  valleyes 
iy. 48. in  the  7»M/sta/»M3Shamir,Jattir 

fudg.6. 2 .which  are  in  the  mountaines  &  caves 


Si2OT.2i5.2o.hunt  a  partridge  in  themountaines 


1  Kjn.f.i  y.fourfcore  thoufandhew.  in  the  mounta. 

2  Chron. 26. 10.  and  vine-dreliers  in  the  mountaines 
27.4. moreover  he  built  cities  in  the  moimtaines 

Ifa.  1 3 .4.noife  of  a  multitu  de  in  the  moimtaines 

65. 4.  which  lodge  in  the  mount.v/hsch  eat  fwines 
Marj.f  .night  and  day  he  was  in  the  mountaines 

0fjhe<f§mXlttsXXiZ3. 
Gen. 22.2.oheof  the  mountaines  which  He  tel  thee 
Num.z-3j.-j.omoi  themountaines  ofthe  eaft 
Deaf. 3  2.22.  fet  on  fire  thefounda.  of  the  mounta}. 
fofl).  1 1. 2.  that  were  on  the  north  of  the  mountaines 
fudg.9. zf.lkvs  i»  wa.for  him  in  the  top  of  the  m. 
36.come  people  down  from  the  topor  the  mo. 
thou  feeft  the  fhadow  ofthe  mounta'mes 
2  Kin. 19.ZI.I  am  come  Op  to  the  height  ofthe  m. 
Job  24.8.  wet  with  the  fhowers  ofthe  mountaines 
Pfal.  yo.i  1 .1  know  all  the  fowles  ofthe  mountaines 
72.16.  handfull  of  corn— on  the  top  of  the  m>. 
Prow.  27. 2  5. herbs  ofthe  mountaines  axe  gathered 
//2t.2.2.fhalbe  eftablifhed  in  the  top  of  the  mount. 
17- 1 3-  fhaibe  chafed  as  the  chaffe  ofthe  mount. 
i8.6.fhalbe  left  unto  the  fowles  ofthe  mountain. 
37. 24  .am  I  come  to  the  height  ofthe  mountain' 
41.1 1. let  them  fhoot  from  the  top  oi  the  mount. 
Jer. 3. 23.  hoped  for — from  the  multitude  of  mount. 
3  2.44. take  witnelTes  in  the  cides  ofthe  mounta. 
33. 1 3. in  the  cities  of  the  mounta.  in  the  cities  of 
£^.6.1 3-upon  every  high  hill,on  tops  ofthe  mo. 

7. 7. not  the  founding  again  ofthe  mountaines 
Hdf.4, 1 3. they  facrifice  upon  the  tops  of  the  mount. 
Joel  2.y.  like  the  noife  ofcharetsonthetopsof/^. 
Jonah  2.6.I  went  down  to  the  bottome  ofthe  moun. 
M.ic.4. 1. fhaibe  eftablifhed  in  the  top  of  the  moun. 
Z.cch.i4.<;. yc  fhall  flee  to  the  valley  of  the mounta, 
valley  of  the  mount.  fha\\  reach  unto 
Rev.6. 15.  hid  themf.  — in  the  rocks  ofthe  mount. 

To  the  amount ninc0. 
Cant. 4. 6.11c  get  me  to  the  mountaines  of  myrrhe 
Ifa.tz.  5.  break,  down  the  wals^  &  of  cry.  to  them 
£^.6.3.  thusfaith  the  Lord  God  to  the  moimtai. 
3  2. 6. water  with  thy  blond — even  to  the  mount. 
3 6.4. thus  faith  the  Lord  God  to  themountaines 
6. fay  to  the  ^.--Behold,!  have  fpo.  in  my  je. 
Htf/?io.8.they  fhall  fay  to  the  mountaine s,Covex  us 
Mat.  y .  1 1  .nigh  to  the  mountaines  a  great  herd  of 
1 3. 1 4.1et  them  that  be  in  Judea3flee  into  the  m. 
Lu\ezt-z\. 
Lu^e  23 .3o.bcgin  to  fay  to  the  mounta.  Fall  on  us 
Rev.6.i6.ia\d  to  the  mountaines ,F !all  on  us 

QIJonnteD. 
£^£.io.i9.the  Cherubims  mounted  up  fr oln  the 

Ifa.i  y.  y.for  by  the  mounting  up  of  Luhith,with  we. 
founts. 

Jer. 32.24.  the  mou.they  are  come  unto  the  city  to 

3 3. 4. which  arc  thrown  down  by  the  mounts 
£^.i7.i7.naakeforhim  in  the  war  by  caft.up»z 

Ronnie 
Gen  2  3.2.Abrahamcatneto  mourne  for  Sarah 
1  Sam.x6.t-h.ov/  long  wiL  thou  mourne  fox  Saul 

1  Sam.  3.31  .rent  your  clothes,and  mourne  before 

2  Kjng.  1 3  i9.old  prophet  came  into  the  city  to  m. 
,14.13 .all  Ifrael  fliall  mourne  for  him 

A7f^'.8.9>this  day  is  holy  unto  the  Lo.— •/#<)«.  not 
Job  2.1 1. made  an  appointment — ^to  mourne  • 
5.1 1  that  thole  which  mourn  may  be  exalted 
1 4. 22. and  his  fbule  within  him  fliall  mourn 
Pfal. 11  -i.I  mourne  in  my  complaint,and  make 
Prov.  y.  n  and  thou  mourn  at  la  ft,  when  thy  flefh 
29.2-when  the  wicked  bcareth  rule, the  x>eo.mo. 
Ztclef  i.t.  a  time 


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M  O  U        M  O  U 


M  O  U 


M  O  U 


EcckJ.3.4.  a  time  to  mourne,Sk  a  rime  to  dance 
ifa.  3.  z6.  gates  (hall  .lament  and  mourne 

\6. 7.  for  the  fbunda.  of  Kir.  fhall  ye  mourne 

19.8.  the  fiilicrs  alfo  fhall  moiam 

3  8.  J  4.I  did  mourne  like  a  dove 
59. 1 1 .  we  mourne  fore  like  doves • 

61. i.  for  our  God  to  comfort  all  that  mourne 
3.  to  appoint  unto  them  that  mourne  in  Zion 
66.  10.  rejoyce  all  ye  that  mourne  for  her 
Jer.^.zK.  for  tjiis  fhall  the  earth  mourne 
12.  4.  how  long  fhall  the  land  mourne 

4  8.  3 1.  mine  heart  lliall  mourne  for  men  of 
Lam.  1. 4.  the  vvayes  of  Zion  do  mourne 

E\ek-7- 1 *•  let  noc  tne  buyer  rejoyce, nor  fell.mo. 
17.  the.  king  fhall  mourne,  and  the  prince 
14. 16.  yet  neither  fhalt  thou  mourne 
23.  ye  fhall  not  mourne  nor  weep,  but 

for  your  iniquities,and  mourne  one  tow. 

3 1 .  1*5. 1  caufed  Lebanon  to  mourne  for  him 

Ho/fd  4.  3.  therefore  fhall  the  land  mmrne ,  and 

10.  5 .  for  die  people  thereof  fhall  mourne  over 

./«/ 1.  9.  the  priefts  the  Lords  minifters  mourne 

Amos  1. a.  the  habitations  of  the  fhep.  Hiallmomne 

8.  8.  fhall  not  every  one  mourne  that  dwelleth 

9.  J.  all  that  dwelleth  therein  fhall  mourne 
Zech.11.  ic.  fhall  mourne  for  him,  as  one  mourn. 

i2.the  land  fhall  moianc, every  family  apart 
Atar.5.4.  bleflcd  are  they  vihkh*mvurne ,  for  they 

9.1  j.  cah  the  children  of  the  bride-chamber  /w. 

24.  30.  then  fhall  all  the  tribes  of  the  ea.  mou. 
Luke  6.1  y.  woe  to  you  that  laugh/or  yc  fhall  mo. 
James  4.  9.  be  afflifted,  and  mourne,  and  weepe 
Rev.  1 8. 1 1 .  the  merchants  fhall  weepe  and  mourne 

:8^oiuneO. 
Gw.37.3  4.  &  mourned  for  his  fon  many  dayes 
*  50.3.  Egyptians,&  mourned  for  him  feventy  da. 
lo.there  they  mourned  with  fore  lamentations 
Exod.33.4.  pcop.heard  thefe  evill  tid!ngs,they  m. 
Numb,  j  4.39.  and  the  people  mourned  greatly 

20.29.  congrega.  faw  Aaron  was  dead,they  mo. 
\  SaOT.15.33.  neyerthcles  Sam.  momnedfor  Saul 
2  Sam.  1 . 1 2.  &  they  mourned,  &  wept,  &  failed 

ii<z6.Uriah  was  dead,fhc  mourned  for  her  husb. 

1 3 .37.  David  mourned  for  his  fon  every  day 

14.2.  that  had  a  long  time  mourned  for 
t  Hjngs  13.  30.  and  they  mourned  ever  him,faying 

14.18.  buried  him,and mourned  for  him 

1  Chro.-j. zz.  Ephraim  their  father  mour.  many  da. 

2  CJW.35.  24.  and  all  Judah  mourned  for  Jofiah 
E^'d  10.  6.  he  mourned  fox  the  tranfgreflion  of 
Nch.i.  4. 1  fate  down,and  mourned  ceitairte  dayes 
Zechi-jr.y.  when  ye  mourned  and  fafted,  did  ye 
Ato.i  1. 17.  we.have  «o«r.  and  you  have  not  lam. 
Mar.16.io.  told  them  as  they  mourned  &  wept 
L#£e  7-32.  we  have  mourned, and  ye  have  not  wept 

1  Cor.  5. 2.  puffed  upland  have  not  rather  mourned 

g^otuncr. 

2  SflOT.i4.2J  pray  thee  faine  thy  fclfc  to  be  a  mou. 

Job  29-  25.  as  one  that  comfortcth  the  mourners 
Ectkf.iz.%-  and  the  mourners  goe  about  the  ftreets 
Ifa. 57. 18. and  reftore  comforts  unto  him  &  his  m. 
Hofea  9.4.  be  unto  them  as  the  bread  of  mourners 

2  &WU9.1.  behold,  the  king  mourneth  for  Abfal. 
P/rt/.3?.i4.  I  bowed  downe  as  one  that  mourneth 

88.  9.  mine  eye  mourneth  by  reafon  of  affliction 
/p.  24.4.  the  earth  mourneth, and  fadeth  away 
7. the  new  wine  mourneth,the  vine  languifheth 

33.9.  the  earth  mourneth, and  languifheth 
/ci'.  ia.  11.  being  defolate,  it  mourneth  unto  me 

1 4. 2.Judah  mourne.  the  gates  thereof  languilh 

23. 10.  becaufe  of  fwearing  the  land  mourneth 
Joel  1. 10. the  land  mourneth  for  the  corne  is  wafted 
Zcch.  12.10.  fhall  mourne  for  him,as  one  mourneth 

Az«Z,  3.14.  what  profit  is  it  that  we  have  walk.  m. 

Gen.  27.41.  the  dayes  of  mourning  fox  my  father 
37.35-  into  the  grave,  unto  my  fon  mourning 
50.  4.  when  the  dayes  of  his  mourning  were  part 
10.  he  made  a  mourning  for  his  father  feven 
it-  faw  the  mourning-Thh  is  a  grievous  mour. 
Dent.  2  6. 14.I  have  eaten  thereof  in  my  mourning 
34.  8.  fo  the  dayes  of  mourning  for  Moles  were 
z  Sam.  11.  27.  when  the  mourning  was  pall,  David 


14.  2.  put  on  now  mourning  apjarell 

19.  2.  victory  that  day  was  turned  mtomourn. 

Eji.4-3  -there  was  great  mourning  among  the  Jewes 
6.  u.Haman  hailed  to  his  hemic,  mourning 
9.  22.  from  mourning  into  a  good  day 

Job  3.  8.  who  are  ready  to  raifc  up  their  mourning 
50.  2  8. 1  went  mourning  without  the  f\m 
3 1 .  my  harp  is  turned  to  mourning 

Pfal.  30. 11.  thou  haft  turned  my  mourning  into 
3  8.  6. 1  goe  mourning  all  the  day  Jong 
42.  9.  why  goe  1  mourning  becaufe  of  the  oppr. 
Chap.  43.  2. 

Ecclef.7.i.  itis  better  to  goe  to  the  houfe  of  mown. 
4. heart  of  the  wife  is  in  the  houfe  of  mourning 

Jfa.zi.  12.  in  that  day  did  the  Lord  fall  to  mourn. 
j  1.  1 1.  and  mourning  fhall  flee  away 

60.  20.  dayes  of  thy  moumng  fhall  be  ended 

61.  3.  beautie  for  afhes  ,  oyle  of  joy  for  mour. 
Jcr.6.z6.  make  thee  mourning  as  for  an  onely  fon 

9. 17.  confider,  and  call  the  mourning  women 
16.  <y.  enter  not  into  the  houfe  of  mourning 

7.  in  mourning  to  con. fort  them  for  the  dead 
31.13.  1  will  turne  their  mourning  into  joy 
Lam.z>  5 .  in  the  daughter  of  judah  mourn.  &  lam. 

5.15.  our  dar.ee  is  turned  into  mourning 
E\c{.  2.  10.  lamentations,  and  mourning,  and  woe 
7<  16.  all  of  them  mourning  for  their  iniquities 
24.  17.  forbc^re  to  cry.  make  no  mourning 
3 1. 1 5. 1  caufed  a  mourn.  1  covered  the  deep  for 
Dan. 10. z.  in  thole  dayes  1  Daniel  was  mourning 
Joel  a.  12.  turne  )e  even  to  me  with  mourning 
Amos  5.16.  they  fhall  call  the  husband-man  to  m. 
8.io.  He  turne  your  feafts  mto  mourning 

He  make  it  as  the  mourning  of  an  only  fon 
Micab  1.8.  wailing  ike  the  dragons ,  &  mo.  as  the 
1 1 .  came  not  forth  in  the  momning  of  Beth. 
Zcch.  12. 11.  mour.  in  ierufalcm^as  the  mour.ofHa, 
Mat.  2. 18.  great  mourning,  Rachel  weeping  for 
2  Cor. 7.  7.  when  he  told  us  your  mourning  your 
Jam. ^9.  let  your  laughter  be  turned  mtomourn* 
Rcvel.18.  8.  in  one  day  mourning  and  famine 
®;otife. 

Levit.lt.ip.  the  weafelj,and  the  moufe.and  tortois 
Jfa.  66. 17.  and  the  moujc  fhall  be  confumed  toge 

Ccti.S.  IT.  loe,  in  her  mouth  was  an  olive  leafe 
24.  5  7.  call  the  dam.  and  enquire  at  her  mouth 
29.  2.  a  great  ftone  was  upon  the  v/eh  mouth 
3.  rolled  the  ftone  from  the  wels mouth 

ftone  againe  upon  the  wels  mouth 
iO.  Jacob  rolled  the  ftone  upon  the  wels  mo. 
42.  27  behold,  it  was  in  his  facks  mouth 
43.1 2.  money  was  brought  againe  in  the  mouth 

21.  money  was  in  the  mouth  of  the  facke 
44.  1 .  put  every  mans  money  in  his  facks  mouth 
a.  uiy  fil.  cup  in  the  facks  mo.  of  the  yongeft 
8.  which  we  found  in  our  facks  mouth,  we 
Exod.q.  1 1 .  who  hath  made  mans  mouth 

1 6.  even  he  fhall  be  to  thee  inflead  of  a  mou. 
Numb.  12.8  with  him  will  1  fpeake  wo«.  to  mouth 
16.30  and  die  earth  open  her  mo.  and  fwall. 
23. 5. Lord, put  a  word  in  Balaams  mouth 
3  y.  30.  put  to  death,  by  the  mouth  of  witnefles 
Deut.17.  6.  at  the  mouth  of  two  witn.  fhall  he  that 
at  the  mouth  of  one  witnefle  he  fhall 
19. 1  f .  at  the  mouth  of  two  witnefles  fhall  the 
Jojh.  10.  1 8.  roll  great  ftones  upon  the  mouth  of 
,22.  open  the  mouth  of  the  cave,  and 
27.  laid  great  ftones  in  the  caves  mouth 

1  Sam.  1.12.  that  Eli  marked  her  mouth 

2  Sam  14.3.  fo  Joab  put  the  words  in  her  mouth 

19.  put  all  thefe  words  in  the  mouth 

17.19.  fpread  a  covering  over  the  wels  mouth 

1  King.  7.31.  and  the  mouth  of  it  within  the  chap. 

but  the  mouth  thereof  was  round 

alfo  upon  the  mo.  of  it  were  gra. 

19.  1 8-  and  every  mouth  which  hath  not  killed 


Ezra  1 .  i .  word  of  the  Lord  by  the  mo.  of  Jer.  mi 
Efth.7.8.  as  the  word  went  out  of  the  kings  mouth 
Job  5. 1 6.  and  iniquitie  flopped]  her  mouth 
la.  11.  and  the  #«/#*/;  tafle  his  meat 
3  2. 5.  was  no  anfwer  in  the  mouth  of  thefe 
34.  3.  care  tried]  the  words  as  the  mouth  tafteth 
P/al.B.z,  out  of  the  mouth  of  babes  haft  thou  ord. 
22.  21.  fave  me  from  the  lions  mouth 
329.  whofe  mouth  muft  be  held  in  with  bit 
37.30.  the  mouth  of  the  righteous  fpeaketh 

38.14.  and  in  whofe  mouth  are  no  reproofes 
6$.  1 1.  mouth  of  them  that  fpeake lies  fhalbe 

69. 1 5.  let  not  the  pit  fhut  her  mouth  upon  me 
107.42.  and  all  iniquitie  fhall  flop  her  mouth 
109.2.  mouth  of  the  wicked,and  the  mouth  of 
126.  2.  then  was  our  mouth  filled  with  laugh. 

14 1. 7.  our  bones  are  fcattered  at  the  graves  m. 

1 44. 8.  whofe  mouth  fpeaketh  vanity  Verfe  1 1 . 
Piw.4.24.  put  away  from  thee  afroviaxdmouth 

5.  3.  her  mouth  is  fmoother  then  oyle 

6. 1 2.  a  wicked  man  walketb  with  a  frow.  mou. 

8. 13.  and  thefroward  mouth  doe  1  hate 
io.tf.violcnce  cover  eth  the  mouth  of  the  wicked 

Verfe  it. 
14.  month  of  the  foolifh  is  neere  deftruftion 
3 1 .  the  mo.  of  the  juft  bringeth  forth  wifdom 
y..mouth  of  the  wicked  fpeaketh  frowardnes 
11. 11.  it  is  overthrowne  by  themouth  of  the 
12.  6.  mouth  of  the  upright  fhall  deliver  them 
1 4.3. in  the  mouth  of  the  foolifh  is  a  rod  of  prj. 
1  $.1,  mo.  of  fools  powreth  out  foolilhnefle 
1 4.  mouth  of  fools  fecdeth  on  foolifhnefle" 
28.  month  of  the  wicked  powreth  out  evill 
1 8.4.  Words  of  a  mans  mouth  are  as  deep  wat. 

7.  a  fools  mouth  is  his  deftruction 
19.  28.  mouth  of  the  wicked  devoureth  iniquity 
22.  14.  mouth  of  flrange  women  is  a  deep  pit 
26. 7.  fo  is  a  parable  in  the  mo.  of  fools    V.  9. 

a  8.  a  flattering  mouth  worketh  ruine 
30.20.  fhe  eateth,  and  wipeth  her  mouth 
Ecclef.i  0.1 2.  words  of  awife  mans  wo.  are  graci. 
lfa.f.iz.  they  fhall  devoure  Ifr.  with  o^enmouth 
17.  every  mouth  fpeaketh  folly 
19.  7.  paper  reeds  by  the  mouth  of  the  brooks 
57.4.  againft  whom  make  ye  a  wide  mouth 
5  9 . 2 1 .  nor  out  of  the  mouth  of  thy  feed 

nor  out  of  the  mouth  of  thy  feeds  feed 
Jer-  3  2 .4.  fhall  fpeake  with  him  mouth  to  mouth 
3  4.3.  he  fhall  fpeake  with  thee  mouth  to  mouth 
36.4.  and  Baruch  wrote  from  the  mouth  of 
27.  which  Baruch  wrote  at  the  mouth  of  Jer. 
32.  wrote  therein  from  the  mouth  of  Jcrcm. 
44.17.  whatfo.thing  goeth  forth  of  our  ownw. 

z6.  no  more  be  named  in  themouth  of 
45.1.  writ,  thefe  words  in  a  booke  at  the  mouth 
48.  28.  her  neft  in  the  fides  of  the  holes  mouth 
Lam.  3.  3U.  out  of  the  mo.  of  themoft  high  proce. 
£^.21.22.  to  appoint  cap.  to  open  the  mo.  in  the 
29.  21.  give  thee  the  opening  of  the  mo.  in  the 
Dan.-$.  z6.  came  neere  to  the  mouth  of  the  fiery 
4.  3 1.  word  was  in  the  kings  mouth,thes:e  fell 
6. 17.  and  laid  upon  the  mouth  of  the  den 
7.  5.  it  had  three  ribs  in  the  mouth  of  it  betw. 
8 .  and  a  mouth  fpcaking  great  things 
ao.  and  a  mouth  that  fpake  very  great  things 
Ho/.  2. 17. take  away  the  na.  of  Baali.out  of  her  m 
Amos  3. 12.  as  the  fhepherd  taketh  out  of  the  mou. 
iNahum  3.1a.  fhall  even  fall  into  the  mo.  of  the 
Zech.%.  8.  weight  of  lead  upon  the«0«f/->  thereof 
8. 9.  thefe  words  by  the  mouth  of  the  prophet 
Mtf.4.4.  that  proceeded!  out  of  the  mouth  of  God 
i2.34.abundance  of  the  hear  t  the  mouth  fpeak 
1 5.1 1.  into  the  »o.defileth,but  that  which  com. 

17.  whatfo.  entre.  into  the  mouth  goeth  into 

18.  thofe  things  which  proceed  out  of  the  me. 
18.16.  that  in  the  mo.  of  two  or  three  wic.every 
2 1 . 1 6.  of  the  mo.  of  babes  thou  haft  perfected 


22. 1 3.  declare  good  unto  the  k'ng  with  one  mo.  \  Lu\e  1.  70.  as  he  fpake  by  the  mouth  of  his  holy 


2.  a  lying  fpirit  in  the  mo.  of  all  his  proph. 
a  C/w.i8-2i. 
23-  lying  fpirit  in  the  mouth  of  all  thefe  thy 
a  6Ejro.i8.22.. 
2  thro. 1  y.2  2.from  the  wo. of  God, &  came  to  fight 
36.12.  fpeaking  from  the  mouth  of  the  Lord 
21- word  of  the  Lord  by  the  mouth  of  Jerem. 
22.  fpoken  by  the  mouth  of  Jerem.  might  be 


2 1. 1 5.  for  I  will  give  you  a  mouth,  and  wifdom  f 
A&.  1.  16.  holy  Gho-ft,  by  the  mouth  of  Da.  fpake  f 
3. 1 8. before  had  {hewed  by  the  mouth  of  all  his  j 

21.  fpoken  by  the  month  of  all  his  holy 

4.  25,  who  by  the  mouth  of  thy  ferv  Da.  haft 

1  y.27.  alfo  tell  you  the  fame  things  by  mouth 

23 .  2.  to  finite  him  on  the  mouth 

Rom.  3. 14.  whofe  mouth  is  ful  of  curfing,&  bitter.  1 

ig.  that' 


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M  O  U 


M  O.U        MOL1 


MOU 


M  O  U 


19.  that  every  mouth  may  be  (topped 
10^10.  with  mouth  confeffion  is  made  un:o  falv. 
15.  6.  that  ye  may  with  one  mouth  glorifie  God 

1  Cor. 9.9.  not  muzJe  the  mouth  of  the  oxe  that  tr. 

2  Cor.  1  ■>.  1.  in  the  mouth  of  two  or  three  wit.  fhall 
2  T2W.4.17.I  was  delivered  out  of  the  mo-.o?  the  li. 
Jam.  3.10.  out  of  the  fame  mo.  proce.  bleffing  and 
Ro.v.ix. y.  there  was  given  unto  him  amouth 

1 6 . 1 3 .  come  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  dragon     - 
out  of  the  mouth  of  the  beaft,&  out  of 

Exod.4.11).  and  put  words  in  his  mouth 

and  I  will  be  with  his  mouth 
Num.z3.16.  and  put  a  word  in  his  mouth 

30.2.  toallthatproceedethourof  hiswfl/tfb 
Deut-i  8.1 8.  will  put  my  words  in  his  mouth 

1  San.ia,- 16.  but  no  man  put  his  hand  to  his  mo. 

27-  and  put  his  hand  to  his  mouth 
17.35.  and  delivered  it  out  of  his  mouth 

2  Sam.i'i. 25.  there  is  tidings  in  his  mouth 
22.  9.  and  fire  out  of  his  mouth  devoured 

1  I^wg.S.iy.which'fpakc  with  his  mouth  to  Da.my 

2  Chro.  6. 4. 

2  JC?Kg-4-34-  and  put  his  mouth  upon  his  -mouth 

1  C/wo.i  6. 1 2.remember  the  judgements  of  his  mo. 
Job  1  y.30.  by  the  breath  of  his  mo.  fhall  he  goe 
20.  12.  though  wickednesbefweet  in  his  mouth 
13.  but  keep  it  frill  within  his  mouth 

22.22.  receive  the  law  from  his  month 

23.12.  efteemed  the  words  of  his  mouth  more 
3 5. ^.therefore  doth  job  open  hismouth  in  va. 
37.2.  and  the  found  that  goeth  out  of  his  month 

40.23.  that  he  can  draw  up  Jord.  into  his  month 
41.19.  eut  of  his  mouth  goe  burning  lamps 

21.  a  flame  goeth  out  of  his  mouth 
Pfal.io.  7.  his  mouth  is  full  of  curling  and  deceit 

18.8,  fire  out  of  his  mouth  devoured 
33 .  6.  hoft  of  them  made  by  the  bre.  of  his  mo. 
3  6.  3 .  the  words  of  his  mouth  are  iniquitie 
38. 13.3s  a  dumbe  man  that  openeth  not  his  mo. 
y  y .2 1 .  the  words  of  his  mouth  are  fmoather 

-    1  o  y .  y .  remember  the  judgements  of  his  mouth 
Prov.z.6.  out  of  his  mouth  cometh  knowledge 
1 1 .  9.  an  hypocr.  with  his  mouth  deftroyeth  his 
1 2.r4.fatisfied  with  good  by  the  fru.  ofhis  mo. 
13.  z. eat  good  bythe  fruit  of  his  mouth 

3 .  he  that  keepeth  his  mouth  keepeth  his  life 
1 y.13.  a  man  hath  joy  by  the  anfw.  ofhis  mouth 
16.  10.  his  mouth  tranfgrefl'.  not  in  judgement 
23.  heart  of  the  wife  teacheth  his  mouth 
26.  for  his  mouth  craveth  it  of  him 
18  6.  his  mouth  calleth  for  ftrokes 

io.  fhall  be  fatif.  with  the  fruit  ofhis  mouth 
19.14.  not  fo  much  as  bring  it  to  his  mouth 
20. 1 7.  afterward  his  ww.fhall  be  filled  with  gr. 
21.23.  whofo  keepeth  hismouth  &  his  tongue 
2<J.iy.grieveth  him  to  bring  it  againe  to  his  m. 
Ecclef.6.7.  all  the  labour  ofa  man  is  for  his  mouth 

10.13.  beginning  of  the  words  ofhis  mouth  is 
Cant.  1 .  2.  let  him  kifle  me  with  the  kifles  ofhis  mo. 

y- 1 6.  his  mouth  is  mod  fweet 
Ifa.  n-  4.  fmite  the  earth  with  the  rod  ofhis  mo. 

53.9.  neither  was  any  deceit  in  hismouth 
Jb.5.8  peaceably  to  his  neighbour  with  his  mouth 

20,  your  eare  receive  the  word  ofhis  mouth 
36.17.  write  all  thefe  words  at  his  mouth 

i8.prono.allthefewords  unto  me  with  hlsm. 
y  1.44  forth  out  ofhis  mouth  that  which  he  hath 
Lam.  3 .  29.  he  putteth  his  mouth  in  the  duft 

4.4.  cleaveth  to  the  roofe  o£h\smouth 
Zcch.9.7.  take  away  his  blood  out  ofhis  mouth 
Mai. i.6.  the  law  of  truth  was  in  his  mouth 

7.  they  fhould  feeke  the  law  at  his  mouth 
Lul(e  1.^4.  hismouth  wasopened  immediately 
4.  22.  gra.  words  which  proc.  out  of  his  mouth 
(5.  45.  abunda.  of  the  heart,  his  mouth  fpeaketh 
1  i.y  4.  feeking  to  catch  foinewhat  out  of  h's  mo. 
11.71  our  felves  have  heard  ofhis  own  mouth 
John  19.  29.  and  put  it  to  h's  motttb 
Acls  18.14.  Paul  was  now  about  to  open  his  mouth 

11-14.  fhouldeft  hearethe  voice  or  his  mouth 
1  The[J".z.  8.  confume  with  the  fpirit  ofhis  mou'h 
1  Pet.  2.22.  neither  was  guile  found  in  his  mouth 
Rev.\.i6.outo{  his  mouth  was  a  fharp  two-edged 
12.1  y.  ferp'nt  caft  out  ofhis  mouth  water,  as  a 
1 6.  y/hich  the  dragon  call  out  of  his  mouth 


13.2.  his  mouth  ai  the  mouth  of  a  lion 
io.i  5.  out  ofhis  mouth  goeth  a  fharp  fword 
21.  which  fword  proceeded  ou  t  ofhis  mouth 
<8$mt\)  of  the  Lord,  See  ilojD, 
My  $$0Utl). 
Gc3.4y.12.  that  it  is  my  mo.  that  fpeaketh  to  you 
IWtfW.21.38.word  that  God  putteth  inmy  mo.that 
23.  12.  that  which  the  Lord  hath  put  in  my  mo. 
Deut.3  2. 1.  heare  O  earth  the  words  of  my  month 
1  Sam.  2.1.  my  mouth  is  enlarged  over  mine 
Job  7. 11.  therefore  He  not  rcfraine  my  mouth 

9.20.  juft.my  felfe,mine  own  mo.lha.ll  cond. 
i6.y.  I  would  ftrengthen  you  with  my  mouth 
19.16.  I  int  reared  him  with  my  mouth 
23.4.  and  fill  my  month  with  arguments 

3 1 .27.  or  my  mouth  hath  killed  my  hand 

30.  neith.  have  I  fuffered  my  mouth  to  fin  by 

33.2.  my  tongue  hath  fpoken  in  my  mouth 
40.4.  lie  lay  my  hand  upon  my  mouth 

Pfal.17.3.  that  my  mouth  fhall  not  tranfgrefTe 
1 9. 1 4. let  the  words  of  my  mouth  be  acceptable 
34.1.  his  praife  fhall  continual,  be  in  my  mouth 
39.LI  w.ll  keep  my  mouth  with  a  bridle 

40.3.  he  hath  put  a  new  fong  in  my  mouth 
49.  3.  my  mouth  lhall  fpeake  of  wifdome 

y  1. 1  y.  and  my  mouth  fhall  fhew  forth  thy  prai. 
54.  2.  give  eare  to  the  words  of  my  mouth 
63. y.  my  mo.  fhall  praife  thee  with  jo/full  lips 
66.1$.  and  my  md.  hath  fpoken  when  I  was  in 

17:1  cried  unto  him  with  my  mouth 
71.8.  let  my  mouth  be  filled  with  thy  praife 

iy.my  mouth  fhall  fhew  forth  thy  righteouf. 
78.1.1'ncl.  your  cares  to  the  words  of  my  mouth 

2.  He  openmy  mouth  in  a  parable 
89.  1.  with  my  mouth  will  I  make  knowne  thy 
109. 30.  greatly  praife  the  Lord  with  my  rnou. 
1 19.43. take  not  che  word  of  tru.ut.out  of  my  m. 

103.  yea  fweeter  then  hony  to  my  mouth 

108.  accept  the  free-will-offerings  of  my  m. 
137.6  .let  my  tongue  cleave  to  the  roiof  my  m. 
1 4 1 .3.  fet  a  watch,  O  Lord,  before  my  mouth 
14y.21.my  mouth,  fhall  fpe.  the  praife  of  the  L. 
Pfov.%.  y.  ne.  decline  from  the  words  of  my  mouth 
y .  7  •  depart  not  trom;the  words  of  my  mouth 

7.  24.  attend  to  the  words  of  my  month 

8.  7.  for  my  mouth  fhall  fpeake  truth 

S.all  the  words  ofmy  mouth  are  in  righteouf. 

lfa.6.j.  and  he  laid  it  upon  my  mouth 
30.  2.  and  have  not  asked  at  my  mouth 
34. 16.  for  my  mouth  hath  it  commanded 
4y .  23 .  the  word  is  gone  out  ofmy  mouth  in 
48.3.  and  they  went  forth  out  oi  my  mouth 
49.  2.  made  my  mouth  like  a  fharp -fword 
y  y»  1 1.  word  be  that  goeth  forth  out  of  my  mo. 

Jer.1.9.  put  forth  his  hand,and  touched  my  mouth 
1  y.19  thou  fhalt  be  as  my  mouth 

16.6.  which  thou  haft  written  from  my  mouth 
E\ek:  3-  3-  it  was  in  mym.  like  hony  for  fwecmes 

1 7 .  heare  the  word  at  my  mouth 
4.14.  ne.  came  there  abom.  fiefh  into  my  mouth 

33.7.  thou  fhait  heare  the  word  at  my  mouth 
Dan.  10. 3.  ne.  came  ffefh  nor  wine  in  my  mouth 
Hof.6.3 .1  have  flaine  them  by  the  words  ofmy  m. 
Mat. 13.  37.  He  open  my  mouth  in  parables 

Aft.  1 1.8.  hath  at  any  time  entred  into  my  mouth 
1  y.7.  Gen.  by  my  mouth  fhould  heare  the  word 

•EpfeyT6.19.that  I  may  open  my  mouth  boldly 

Rev.2.u;.  aga.  them  with  the  fword  ofmy  mouth 
3.16.  He  fpew  thee  out  ofmy  mouth 
10. 1  o.  it  was  in  my  mouth  fweet  as  hony 
ittijcmtr)  joyned  with  Opened. 

Gen.  4.  1 1.  opened  her  mouth  to  receive  thy  bro. 

Numb.  \€.  32.  earth  opened  her  mo.  &  fwallowcd 

22. 28.  the  Lord  opened  the  mouth  of  the  afle 
26.10.  earth  opened  her  mouth,  and  fwallowed 

Deut.  11.6. 

Judg.t1.35l  have  opened  my  mouth  unto  the  Lo. 

36.  opened  thy  month  unto  the  Lord  ,  doe  to 

Job  3. 1.  after  thisjob  opened  his  mo.  and  curfed 

19- 13.  and  they  opened  their  mouth  wide 

33.1.  behold,  now  I  have  opened  my  mouth 
Pfal.3 y.2r  .yea,  they  opened  their  mouth  wide 

3  9-  9- 1  opened  not  my  mouth 

109.  2  mouth  of  the  deceitfull  are  opened  aga. 

1 19. 1 3 1.  I  opened  my  mouth,  and  panted 
lfa.5.  14.  and  opened  her  mouth  without  meafure 


10.  14.  or  opened  the  mouth  t  or  peeped 

y  3 .  7.  yet  he  opened  not  his  mouth 

fo  he  opened  not  his  mouth 
EXfk-3-7"  fo  I  opened  my  mouth,  and  he 

24.27-  thy  mouth  be  opened  to  him  which  is 

33.  22.  and  had  opened  my  mouth,  untill 

and  my  mouth  was  opened 
Dan.10.16.  then  I  opened  my  mouth  ^znd  fpake 
Mat.j.z,  he  opened  his  mouth^and  taught  them 

17.27.  when  thou  haft  opened  his  mouth  ,  thou 
Luke  1.  6a,.  hismouth  was  opened  immediatly 
Acl.8.^  2.  fo  opened  he  not  his  mouth 

3y.  then  Philip  opened  his  mouth,  and  beg. 

10.  34.  then  Peter  opened  his  moitt h3 and  faid 
2  Cor.6. 11.  our  mouth  is  open  unto  you 
Rev.  11.16.  and  the  earth  opened  her  month}  and 

1 3 .6.  he  opened  his  mouth  in  blafphemy 

Openeth  $®a\\ll). 
Prov.z^.j.  he  openeth  noc  his  mouth  in  the  gate 
3  t .  z6.  fhe  openeth  her  mouth  with  wifdome 
.     Their  fi^outh. 
Judg.7.6.  putting  cheir  hand  to  ththmouth 
Neb..?.  20.  withheld  not  thy  manna  from  their  7«ff. 
Job  y.  iy.  favcth  the  poore  from  their  month 
16.  10.  they  have  gaped  upon  me  wi  th  their  m. 
19.  9.  and  laid  their  hands  on  their  mouth 
10.  tongue  cleaved  to  the  roofe  of  their  mou. 
pJal-5-9-  there  is  no  faithfulnefle  in  their  mouth 
1 7.10.  with  their  mouth  they  fpeake  proudly 
y8.  6.  breake  their  teeth,0  God,  in  their  month 

59.7.  beholdjthey  belch  out  with  their  mouth 

1 2.  for  che  fin  of  their  mouth -  and  the 
6*1.  4.  they  bleffe  with  their  mouth 

73.  9.  they  fet  their  mouth  againft  the  heavens 

78. 36.  they  did  flatter  him  with  their  mouth. 

149-  6.  high  praifes  of  God  be  in  their  mouth 
Ija. 29.1 3 .  as  this  people  drawneere  with  their  ffl. 
Jer.-j.  28.  and  is  cut  off  from  their  mouth 

12.  z.  thou  art  neere  in  their  month 
Lnm.z,\6.  Cne.  have  opened  cheir  mouth  aga.thee 
£^-33-3  i-  for  with  th:ir  mouth  they  fhew  much 

34.  io.  deliver  my  flocke  from  their  month 
Micah  6.  1 2.  their  tongue  is  deceitfull  in  their  wo. 

7- 16.  they  fhall  lay  their  hand  upon  their  mo. 
2^.3.13.  deceitfull  tongue  be  fo.  in  their  mouth 
Zech.i^.i  2. tongue  fhall  confume  away  in  their  m. 
Mat.  15.8.  draweth  nigh  unco  me  with  their  mouth 
jude  16.  their  mouth  fpeaketh  great  fvvelling  wo 
fev.9.  1 9.  for  their  power  is  in  their  month 

1 1  •  5 .  fire  proceedeth  out  of  their  mouth 

1 4.  5  •  in  their  mouth  was  found  no  guile 
Thy  fl^ottt^« 
£.-rai.t.i2.and  I  will  be  with  thy  mouth  Ve  rfe  iy. 

13.9.  Lords  law  may  be  in  thy  mouth 

i?.  13.  ne.  let  it  be  heard  out  of  thy  mouth 
D^«f.23.23.which  thou  haft  promifed  with  thy  m. 

3°*  1 4.  word  is  very  nigh  unco  thee  in  thy  mo. 
J"P-t  .8. book  of  the  law  ihal  not  dep.out  of  thy  m. 
Jttdg  9. 3  3.  where  is  now  thy  OT>«r/;,whcrwith  thou 

1 1.36.  if  thou  haft  opened  thy  mouth  to  the  Lo. 

18.  1 9.  lay  thine  hand  upon  thy  mcuth,a.nd  goe 
1  Sam.  1.16.  for  thy  mouth  hath  teftified  aga.  thee 

1  Kjng-8.14-.  thou  fpeakeft  alfo  with  thy  mouth 

17.24.  word  of  the  Lord  in  thy  mouth  is  truth 

2  Chro.  6.  1  y.  aad  fpakeft  with  thy  month 

Job  8. 2.  words  of  thy  mouth  be  like  a  ftrong  wind 

21.  till  he  fill  thy  mouth  with  laughing 

I  y.y  .for  thy  mouth  uttereth  thin?  iniquitie 

6.  thine  owne  mouth  condemneth  thee 

13.  letteft  fuch  words  goe  out  of  thy  month 
Pf4.50.i6.  fhouldeft  take  my  covenant  in  thy  mo. 

19.  thou  giveft  tiiy  mouth  to  evill 
8r.  10.  open  thy  mouth  wide, and  I  will  fill  it 
103. r.  who  fatisfi.  thy  mouth  with  good  things 
119. 13.  d'clared  all  the  judgements  of  thy  mo. 
71.  the  law  of  thy  mouth  is  better  urico  me 
8  8.  fo  lhall  I  fpeake  the  teftim.  of  thy  mouth 
138.  4.  when  they  heare  the  words  of  thy  mouth 
Prov.6.z.  fnared  with  the  words  of  thy  mouth 

taken  with  the  words  of  thy  mouth 
27.2.ano.m.m  praife  theeandnot  thine  ownw. 
30.  3  2.  lay  thine  hand  upon  thy  mouth 

31.8.  open  thy  mouth  for  the  dumbe 
9.  open  thy  mouth,  judge  righreoufly 

tcckfA.z.  be  not  rafh  with  thy  month 

6  flitter  not  thy  mouth  to  caufe  thy  flefli  to  (inj 
Cant. 7.9.  roofe  J 


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M  U  C         M  U  C 


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M  U  C 


Cant.  7.  9.  roof  of  thy  month  like  the  bed  wine  for 
ifa.ji.  16. 1  have  put  my  words  in  thy  mouth 

59.  21.  put  in  thy  /W.  fhall  not  de.  out  of  thy  m. 
Jer.1.9. 1  have  pur  my  words  in  thy  mouth 

f  .14.  He  make  my  words  in  thy  month  fire 
£\e£.2.8.  open  thy  moKth, and  eat  that  I  give  thee 
3.  26.  thy  tongue  cleave  to  the  roofe  of  thy  mo. 

'27.1  will  open  thy  month  ^and  thou  (halt 
16.16.  lifter  Sodom  was  not  men.  by  thy  mouth 
63.  and  n;ver  open  thy  mouth  any  more 
Hof.  8. 1.  fet  the  trumpet  to  thy  mouth 
Micah  7.  5.  keep  the  doores  of  thy  mouth  from 
Luke  19.11  out  of  thine  own  wo. will  I  judge  thee 
Rom.  10.  8.  word  is  nigh  thee,even  in  thy  mouth 

j.confefl'ewkh  thy  mouth  the  Lord  Jefus,and 
R.ev.10.9.  fhall  be  in  thy  month  fweet  as  hony 

tour  fl#ont!), 
Num.$z.  24.  which  hath  proc.  out  of  your  0/fl#t& 
r  Sam.2,%.  let  not  arrogancy  come  out  of  your  m. 
Job  n.y.  and  lay  your  hand  upon  ydur  mouth 
E"\e\.  3?-  !  3-  thus  with  your  wo.  ye  have  boafted 
jW  1.  j.  for  it  is  cut  off  from  your  mouth 
Ephef.4.29.110  corrupt  commu.proc.outof your  m. 
Col:  3 .  8.  filthy  cdmrriunica.  out  of  your  mouth 

Dent.  31.19.  put  it  in  their  moutbes 

21.  not  be  forgotten  out  ofthe  mo.of  their  fe. 
Pfal.iz.i^xhty  gaped  upon  me  with  their  moutbes 
78.30.  while  their  meat  was  yet  in  their  moutbes 
1 1  J.  J.  they  have  moutbes Jbut  they  fpeake  not 

Vfd.ii1.i6. 
13  y.i8.neither  is  there  any  brearh  in  their  mo 
Ifa.j  2.  if.  the  kings  fhall  fhut  their  moutbes  at  him 
/«•. 44. 2  j. ye  &  your  wi.  have  bo.fpo-with  your%. 
Ltm.7,.^6.  ene.  have  opened  their  moutbes  againft 
Dan.6.zz.  and  fhut  the  lions  moutbes 
Micabj.  f .  he  that  putteth  not  into  their  mo.  they 
Tit.  1.  ii.  whofe  mout he s  mud  be  flopped 
Hcb.11.  33.  flopped  the  moutbes  of  lions 
/<z;7z.3 .3 .  we  put  bits.in  the  horfes  moutbes 
Rev.  9.  17.  out  of  their  moutbes  iflued  fire  andfmo. 
1 8.  which  iflued  out  of  their  moutbes 

pfal.i  i9,7.wherewith  the  flzoiw  filleth  not  his  ha. 

£lJ)oi»frict,0. 
.4/ffM  7.  i.  latter  groweth  after  the  kings  mowings 

Qfyofant. 
Pfd-7z,6.  come  downe  like  raineupon  the  mowne 


Nttmb.6.3.  nor  eat  moyjl  grapes,  or  dried 

fob  21.  24.  his  bones  are  moyftencd  with  marrow 

QfJogtture. 

Pfal.^z.  4.  my  moyflurc  is  turned  into  the  drought 
Z.«£e  8.  6.  withered  away,  becaufe  it  lacked  moyfl, 

1  Cbro.z.46.  and  Ephah  Calebs  concu.bare  Mo%a 
8.  36,  Zimri,  and  Zimri  begat  Mo^a 

Chap.  9.  42. 
37.  and  Mo^a  begat  Binea  :  Rapha  was 

Chap.  9.  43. 

JtfJft.iS.i^.citiesofthe  tribe  of  Ben.Cheph.&M). 

flJlJlICr), 
Gen.  16.  16  thou  ait  much  mightier  then  we 
30.  43.  Jacob  had  much  cattell 
50  10.  to  fave  /»«£^  people  alive 
Exod.  1 2.42.  a  night  to  be  much  obferved  unto 
16.  18.  he  that  ga.  much  had  nothing  over 
36.$.  people  bring  muebmore  then  enough 
Lev.  13.7.  if  the  (cab  fpread  much  abroad  in  the 
2  2.  if  it  fpread  much  abroad  in  the  skin,  then 
27.  be  fpread  much  abroad  in  the  skin,  then 
3  f .  fhall  fpread  much  in  the  skin  after  his 
Nif.mb.io.  20.  Edom  came  out  aga.  him  with  much 
21.4.  foule  ofthe  peo.  was  much  difcouraged 
6-  much  people  of  Ifrael  died 
Deitt.  3.  19.  for  I  know  that  ye  have  much  cattell 

28. 3  8-  fhalt  carry  much  feed  into  the  field 
Jojh.  1 1 .  4.  much  people,  even  as  the  land  that  is 
12.  8.  returne  with  much  riches  into  your  tents 
\Ruth  1.  13.  ft'grieveth  mc  much  (or  your  fakes 
1  Sam.  14.  j  o.  a  much  great. flaug  among  the  Phil. 


18.  30.  fo  that  his  name  was  much  let  by 

19.  2.  Jonathan  delighted  much  in  David 

20.  13.  Lord  doe  fo.and  muebmore  to  Jonath. 
26. 14.  as  thy  life  was  much  fet  by  this  day 

fo  let  my  life  be  much  fet  by  in  the  eyes 
2  Sam.8.8.  king  David  tooke  exceeding %«.brafle 
'3-  34-  there  came  much  people  by  the  hill  fide 
1  ^*  33.  and  the  king  was  much  moved 

1  lftw.4.29.  and  underftanding  exceeding  much 

2  iCw.io.i8.  but  Jehu  fhall  ferve  him  much 
1  z.io.  that  there  was  much  money  in  the 
21.6.  he  wroughtwwb  wickednesin  the 

1  Chro.  20.2.  bro.alfo  exceed,  much  fpoile  out  of 
22.  4.  they  of  Tyre  brought  much  cedar 

2  Chro.  14.  i4.  for  there  was  exceed,  much  fpoile 
1 7-  1 3.  he  had  much  bufinelle  in  the  cities 
24.11.  and  faw  that  there  was  much  money 
*  J.  9.  able  to  give  thee  much  more  then  this 

1 3 .  and  tooke  much  fpoile 
26.10.  for  he  had  much  cattell 
27.3.  on  the  wall  of  Ophel  he  built  much 
28.  8.  and  tooke  alfo away  much  fpoile 
3°.  13.  afl'emb.  at  Jerufal. much  people,to  keep 

32.  4.  fo  they  gathered  much  people  together 
come  and  find  much  water 

27.  Hezek.  had  exceeding  much  riches 

33 .  6.  he  wrought  much  evill  in  the  light  of 
E-Xfa.  10.13.  and  it  is  a  iimeofmuch  raine 
Neh.4.10.  and  there  is  much  rubbilh 

9.  3  7.  it  yeeldeth.  much  increafe  unto  the 

Job  1  j.  10.  very  aged  men,  much  elder  then  thy 
3 1;  z%.  becaufe  mine  hand  had  gotten  much 

Pfal.  19.  10.  yea  then  much  fine  gold 

33.16.  a  mighty  man  is  not  delivered  by  much 
35.  1 8. 1  will  praife  thee  among  much  people 

Pi'ov.j.  2 1 .  with  much  faire  ipeech  fhe  caufeth 
1  i.^i.mucb  more  the  wicked  and  the  linner 
13.  23.  much  food  is  in  the  tillage  ofthe  poore 
14.4.0ZOT&  increafe  is  by  the  ftrength  ofthe  oxe 
1  f .  6.  in  the  houfe  of  the  righteous  is  much  tre. 
17.  7.  much  lefle  doe  lying  lips  a  prince 
19. 10.  much  lefle  for  a  fervant  to  have  rule 
25.27.it  isnocgood  toeat  muchhony 

Eccl.  1 . 1 8 .  for  in  much  wifdom  is  much  griefe 
$ .  1 2.  whether  he  eat  little  or  much 
1 7.  he  hath  much  forrow  and  wrath 
20.  not  much  remember  the  dayes  of  his 

9.  18.  but  one  (inner  deftroyeth  much  good 
1 0.1 8. by  much  flothfulnefle  the  building  decay. 

12.12.  much  ftudy  is  a  wearinefle  ofthe  fleih 
Ifa.  21. 7.  he  hearkened  diligently  with  mu.  heed 

30.  3  3 .  pile  thereof  is  fire  and  much  wood 

56.  1 2.  and  much  more  abundant 
fer.  i.  22.  and  take  thee  much  l~ope, yet  thine  ini. 
£^.t7.if.  might  give  him  horfes  &  much  peop. 

22.  J.  which  art  infamous,  and  much  vexed 

23.31.  had  in  deriflon;  itcontaineth  much 

26.7.  and  with  companies.and  with  much  peop. 

33.31.  with  their  mouth  they  (hew  much  Jove 
Dan.*\.  1 2.  and  the  fruit  thereof  much 

Verfe  21. 

7. f.  faid  thus  unto  it,  Arife,dcvoure  much  flefh 
28  my  cogitations  much  troubled  me 

1 1. 13.  with  a  great  army,and  with  mu.  riches 
Joel  2.6.  before  their  face  the  peo.  fhalbe  mu.  pa. 
Jonah  4. 1 1.  wherein  is  much  cattell 

Nahum  2.  10.  and  wwfcpaineisinall  loynes 
Hag.  1.6.  ye  have  fowne  much,  and  bring  in 
9.  ye  looked  for  much)  and  loe  it  cam; 
Mat. 6. 7. think  that  they  fhalbe  heard  for  their  m. 
z6.  are  ye  not  much  better  then  they 
30.fh.all  he  not  much  more  clothe  you 
13.5.  where  they  had  not  much  earth 
26.  9.  might  have  been  fold  for  much,  and 
Marty  1 .45- .  and  began  to  publifh  it  much 
4.  f .  where  it  had  not  much  earth 
5.10.  and  he  befought  him  much,  that  he 
2 1  much  people  gathered  unto  him 
24.  much  people  followed  him 
6.  34.  faw  much  people,and  was  moved  with 

10.  14.  when  Jefus  faw  it,  he  was  much  difplea. 
41.  began  to  be  much  difpleafed  with  James 

1 1.  41.  and  many  that  were  rich  cafr  in  much 
Lu\e  7.  ii.  difciples  went  with  him,and  mu.  peo. 

1 2.  much  people  ofthe  citie  was  with  her 
z6.  and  much  more  then  a  prophet 


47.  for  lhe  loved  much 

8.  4.  when  much  people  were  ga.  together  ',  and 

9.  37.  much  people  met  him 

10.  40.  Martha  was  cumbred  about  much  ferv. 
1 2. 1 9.thou  haft  much  goods  laid  up  for  many 

48.  much  is'given  ,  of  him  fhalbe  much  req. 

to  whom  men  have  committed  much 
16. 10.  is  faithfull  alfo  in  much 

unjuft  in  the  leaft,is  unjuft  alfo  in  much 
24«  4-  as  they  were  much  perplexed  thereat 
John  3.23.  becaufe  there  was  much  water  there 
6.  10.  now  there  was  much  grafle  in  the  place 
7.12.  was  much  murmuring  among  the  people 

12.9.  much  people  ofthe  Jewes  therefore 

1 2.  much  people  that  are  come  to  the  feaft 
24.  die,  it  bringeth  forth  much  fruit 
14-  30. 1  will  not  talke  much  with  you 
ij.  5 .  the  fame  bringeth  forth  much  fruit 
8.  Father  glorified  ,  that  ye  beare  much  fruit 
Ac~t.<>  •  37.  and  drew  away  much  people  after  him 
10.  2.  which  gave  much  almes  to  the  people 
1 1.24.  much  people  was  added  unto  the  Lord 

26.  and  taught  much  people 

14.  12.  we  muft  through  much  tribulation  enter 
J  J.  7-  had  bcene  much  difputing,Peter  rofe  up 
16.16.  bro.  her  mailers  much  gaine  by  footh-fa. 

18. 10.  for  I  have  much  people  in  this  citie 

27.  helped  them  much  which  had  beleeved 
1 9.26.  and  turned  away  much  people 

20. 2.  and  had  given  them  much  exhortation 
16.24.  much  learning  dorh  make  thee  mad 
27.  9.  now  when  much  time  was  (pent,  and 
10.  will  be  with  hurt  and  much  damage 
16.  we  had  much  work  to  come  by  the  boat 
Rom.  3.2.  much  every  way  :  chiefly  beca.  that  unto 
j.  9.  much  more  then,  being  now  juftified  by 

10.  much  more  being  reconciled,  we  fhall  be 
if.  much  more  the.grace  of  God  hath  abo. 
i7.much  more  they  that  receive  abun.  of  era. 

20.  grace  did  much  more  abound 

9.  21.  indured  with  much  long  fuffering 
1  f.  12.  beene  w/#:Miindred  from  coming 
16.6.  who  beftowed  much  labour  on  us 
12.  which  laboured  much  in  the  Lord 

1  Cor.  z.  3. 1  was  with  you  in  much  trembling 
12.22.  nay, much  more  thofe  members  of  the 
16. 19.  Aquila  ,  and  Prif.  falute  you  mnch'm 

2  Cff?.2.4.for  out  ofmucb  affliction  I  wrote  to  you 

3.  9.  much  more  doth  the  miniftration  of  right, 

1 1 .  much  more  that  which  rema.  is  glorious 
6.  4.  approving  your  felves — in  much  patience 
8.4,  praying  us  with  much  intreaty,  that  we 

1 5.  he  that  had  gathered  much, had  no.  over 
22.  but  now  much  more  diligent 
Philip.  1 .  14.  are  much  more  bold  to  fpeake  the 
2.  12.  now  much  more  obeyed  in  my  abfence 

1  Tbcf,  1 .  y .  but  the  go  fpel  came  in  much  affurance 

6.  having  received  the  word  in  much  afflict. 

2.  2.  fpeake  unto  you  the  gofpel  of  God  in  m. 

1  Tim.  3.8.  not  given  to  much  wine,  nor  greedy 

2  Tim. 4.1 4.  Alex,  the  copper-fmith  did  me  w.evil 
Tir.2.3.  not  given  to  much  v/ine, teachers 
Pfai/e/#.8.wherefore,though  I  might  be  much  bold 
Heb.iz.^.  fhall  we  not  much  rather  be  in  fubjecti. 

2  5.  much  more  fhall  not  we  efcape,if we 
Jam.1.16.  ferv.  prayer  of  a  right,  man  avai.  much 

1  Pet.  1 .7.  being  much  more  precious  then 

2  Pet.  2.18.  through  much  wantonnefle,  thofe  that 
Rev.  j. 4. 1  wept  much,  becaufe  no  man 

8.3.  there  was  given  unto  him  mucb'incenfe 
19.  1.  a  great  voice  of  much  people  in  heaven 
AsSfyatX)- 

to.23.9.  for  zsmuch  money  as  it  is  worth 
43.  34.  five  times  as  much  as  any  of  theirs 
44.1 .  with  food  as  much  as  they  can  carric 

Exod.  16.  j .  twice  as  much  as  they  gathered  daily 

21.  they  gathered  twice  as  much  bread 
Levit.j.  1  o.  one  as  much  as  another 

Jojh.  1 7. 1 4 .  for  as  much  as  the  Lord  hath 

1  Sam.  2.  1 6.  then  take  as  much  as  thy  fo.  deflreth 

2  Chro.  2. 16.  cut  wood  as  much  as  thou  fhalt  need 
Job  42. 10.  gave  Job  twice  as  much  as  he  had 
Pfal.115.  14.  as  much  as  in  all  riches 

Lu\e  6.34.  to  receive  as  much  againe 
John  6.  n.  likewife  ofthe  fi(hes,as /»«£?>  as  they 
Rom  1.  1  s .  fo,as  much  as  in  mc  is ,  I  am  ready     _ 

11. 13  m 


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M  UL         M  U  L 


M  U  L 


M  U  L 


1 1.  1 5 .  in  as  much  as  I  am  the  Apoftle  of  the 
i  2.  1 8 .  poflible,  as  much  as  lieth  in  you,be 
Philip. i.  7.  in  as  much  as  both  in  my  bonds,  and 
fM.3.3.  in  as  much  as  he  who  hath  builded  the 

7.zo.  in  as  much  as  not  without  an  oath 

i  Vet .  4. 1 3 .  but  rcjoyce,  in  as  much  as  ye  are  part. 

Horv  S^ttClf,  See^Ott). 

How$&tie\)letfe  ,  See  l&OXO* 

How  2$UC\)  more ,  See  JJOW. 

E.xod.ifr  28.  remained  notfo  much  as  one  of  them 

30.23-  and  offweet  cinamon  halfe  fomuch 
Levit.14.il-  if  he  be  poore,  &  cannot  getfo  much 
Deut.z.  5  •  no  not  fo  much  as  a  foot  breadth 
2  Saw.  14.25.  none  to  be  fo  much  praifed  as  Abfal. 

17.ii.mall  not  be  leftfbffwalb  As  one 
z  Chro.zo.  15.  in  ga.  of  the  fpoile  it  was  fo  much 

17.  5.  fo  much  did  the  children  of  Ammon  pay 
Prov.  19.24.  will  not  fo  much  as  bring  it  to  his  mo. 

25.16.  eat  fo  much  as  is  fufficient  for  thee 
Jer.z.  36-  gadded  thou  about  i'o  much  to 
Mat.3.  1 3  •  what  have  we  fpoken  fo  much  againfl: 
Mat.  15.  33.  whence  mould  we  have  fo  much 
Mar\.  z.  z.  no  not  fo  much  as  about  the  doorc 
3.20.  could  not  fo  much  as  eat  bread 
6.3 1.  had  no  leifure  fo  much  as  to  eat 
7.  36.  fo  much  the  more  a  great  deale  they 
hu\e  y.i  f .  fo  much  the  more  went  there  a  fame 

6.  3 .  not  read  fo  much  as  this,  what  David 

1 8. 1 3 .  not  lift  up  fo  much  as  his  eyes  to  heaven 
3  9.  but  he  cryed  fo  much  the  more, Thou 

Act.";.  8.  and  (he  faid,  Yea,  for  fo  much 
7 . 5 .  no  not  fo  much  as  to  fet  his  foot  on 
19. 2.  we  have  not  fo  much  as  heard  whether 

i  Cor. 5.1  .is  not  fo  much  as  named  among  the  Gen. 

Heb.1.4.  being  made  fomuch  better  then  the  ang. 

7.  22.  by  fo  much  was  Jefus  made  a  furety 
10.  25.  and  fo  much  the  more  as  ye  fee  the 

1 1. 10.  if  fo  much  as  a  beaft  touch  the  mountain 
Rev.  18. 7.  fo  much  torment  and  forrow  give  her 

Too  iTJJacty. 
Exod.36.7.  worke  to  make  it ,  and  too  much 
Num.  1 6 .  3 .  you  take  too  much  upon  y  ou/eeing 

Verfe  7. 
fofb.it).  9.  partofthechil.  of  Ifrael  was  too  much 
1  Jtysg.ii.i8.  too  az/tfb  for  you  to  goe  up  to  Jera. 
Eji.i.  1 8.  arife  too  much  contempt  and  wrath 

Very  fljjach. 
Gra.41. 49.  gathered  corne  very  much 
Exod.  1  z.  38 .  very  »z«d?  cattell  went  up  with  them 
Jojb.13.  1.  rema.  yet  very  much  land  to  be  poflefT. 

ii.  8.  returne  with  very  much  cat.  with  very  m. 
1  King.  102.  (he  came  with  very  ra«c/j  gold 
i  Jty72g.il. 16.  Man.  (hed  innocent  blood  very  m. 
1  Cfcra.18.8 .  brought  David  very  much  brafle 
zChro.  1 4. 1 3.  carried  a  way  very  much  [poile 

3  2.29.  given  him  fubflince  very  much 

1^.14.  p£ople-tranfgreff!:d  very  much 
P  fal.i  1 9.  107.  Iamafflifted  very  ffz«cfe 
/er.  40.12.  gathered  maimer  fruits  very  much 

Ifa.  3.19.  the  chaincs,  the  bracelets,  the  mufflers 

zSam.  5.  23. come  upon  th;m  over  aga.  thcmulb. 

1  Chro.  14.14. 

24.  a  found  in  the  tops  of  the  mulberne-trees 

1  Chro.  14. 1  J. 


2  Sam.  1 1 .  2  9.  every  man  gate  him  up  on  his  mule 
1 8.  9.  rode  upon  his  mule,  and  the  mule  went 

»w/e  that  was  under  him  went  away 

1  JtyVzg.  i-33-caufe  Solomon  to  ride  on  my  own  m, 

38.  caufed  Sol.to  ride  upon  king  Dav.  mule 

44.  have  caufed  him  to  ride  upon  the  ki.mule 

Pfal.i  2.9.  be  ye  not  as  the  horfe  or  mule 

Zech.  14.1  y.  f0  (hall  be  the  plague  of  the  mule,  Sc 

af)ule0. 

Gen.36.  24.  Anah  that  found  mil.  in  the  wildernes 

1  Kjng-io.z$.and  mules  ,z  rate  yeere  by  yeere 

2  Chro.  9.  24. 
18.  % .  we  may  find  grade  to  fave  the  mules 

2  JtyMg.5.17.  given  to  thy  fer.two  mn.  bur  of  ear. 
1  Chro.  1 2.40.  brought  bread  on  camels,&  on  ma. 


E^ia  2.  66.  their  mules  two  hundred  fourcy  &  five 
Nehem.  7.  68. 
Eft.8.10.  and  riders  on  W«/« ,  camels,young  dro. 
14.  poftes  that  rode  upon  mu.  &  camels  went 
J/Tz.6<5.20.(hall  bring  your  brethren  on  mules 
Exel1.z7.14.  traded  in  thy  faires  with  horfes  &  mu. 

Qfyaltiplie, 
Gen.i.zz.  be  fruitfull  and multifile  V.28.  &  8.17- 
9.  17.  &  35.  it. 
let  foule  multifile  in  the  earth 
3. 16.  I  will  greatly  multifile  thy  forrow 
6. 1.  men  began  to  multifile  on  the  face  of  the 
9.7. bring  forth  abundantly  in  the  earth,&  mu. 
16.10. 1  will  multifile  Hagars  feed  exceedingly 
17.2.  He  mike  my  covenant,  and  multifile 

20.  lie  multifile  Iihmael  exceedingly 
2,2.17.  in  multiplying  ,  He  multifile  thy  feed 
26.4.  He  make  thy  feed  to  multifile  as  the  (tars 

24.  He  multifile  thy  feed  for  my  ferva'rit 
28-3.God  Almighty  multifile  thee,&  make  thse 
48.4.  I  will  multiplie  thee 
Exod.1.10.  deale  wifely  with  them,  left  they  mult. 
7.3. multifile  my  (ignes  and  wonders 
23.  29.  left  the  beads  of  the  field  multifile 
3  2. 1 3 . 1  will  multifile  your  feed  as  the  darres 
Lev.  16.9.  multifile  you,and  cdabliifi  my  covenant 
Deut.j.t  3 .  he  will  love  th„e,and  multifile  thee 
8.1 .  that  ye  may  live,  and  multifile,  and  goe 
13. and  when  thy  herds  and  flocks  multifile 
13.17.  and  multifile  thee  as  he  hath  fworne 
17.  16.  (hall  not  multifile  horfes  to  himfelfe 
into  Egypc,to  the  end  he  mould  multifile 
17.  neither  (hail  he  multifile  wives  to 

neither  greatly  multifile  to  himfelfe  gold 
28.  53.  rejoiced  over  you  to  multifile  you,and 
30. y.  and  multifile  thee  above  thy  fathers 
16.  that  thou  miyed  li  ve  and  multifile 
1  Chro.  4.17.  neither  did  all  their  family  multifile 
Job  29.18. 1  (hall  multifile  my  dayes  as  the  fand 
Jet.  30. 19.  I  mWmul.  them,they  fnall  not  be  few 

33. 12.  fo  will  I  multifile  the  feed  of  David 
L\e\.i6.  7.  He  caufe  thee  to  multifile  as  the  bud 
36. 10.  and  I  will  multifile  men  upon  you 
n .  1  will  multifile  upon  you  man  and  bead 
30.  and  I  villi  multifile  the  fruit  of  the  tree 
37.26. 1  will  place  th.m,and  multifile  them 
Amos  4.  4.  at  Gilgal  multifile  tranfgreflions,  and 
z  Cor.<). Io.  and  multifile  your  feed  fowne,&  incre. 
Hcb.  6. 14.  and  multiplying  I  will  multifile  thee 

Gen.  47.27.  grew  and  multiplied  exceedingly 
Exod.  1. 7.  children  of  Ifrael  multiplied  and  waxed 
1 2.  the  more  they  multiplied  and  grew 
20.  people  multiplied  and  waxed  very  mighty 
1 1. 9. not  hearken,that  my  wondeis  may  be  mul. 
Deut.  1 .  10.  Lord  your  God  hath  multiplied  you 
8.1 3. gold  multiplied, 8c  al  thou  had  is  multiplied 
1 1 . 2 1 .  that  your  dayes  may  be  multiplied,  &  the 
Jufn. Z4.  3. 7»«/ii/)/«75lh;sfeed,and  gave  him  Ifrael 
1  Chro.  j. 9.  becaufe  their  cattell  were  multiplied 
Job  27. 14.  if  his  child,  be  multiplied,  it  is  for 

3  5. 6.  if  thy  tranfgreflions  b:  multiplied,  what 
Pfal.16.4.  their  foirowes  (halbe  multiplied,  that 
38.  19-  that  hate  me,  are  multiplied 
107.38.  fo  that  they  are  multiplied  greatly 
Prov.y.  1 1.  for  by  me  thy  daies  (hall  be  multiplied 
19.15.when  wicked  are  mul.  tranfgrefllon  incr. 
//k.9.3.  thou  had  multiplied  the  nation,and 

59. 1 2.  for  our  tranfgreflions  are  mul.  bef.  thee 
7£7.3.i6.(hallcome  to  paile  when  you  be  multipl. 
EX.eli.^.7  .yemul.  more  then  the  nations  about  you 
1 1 .6.  ye  have  multiplied  your  flaine  in  this 
16.25. feet  to  every  one,and  multiplied  thy  who. 
29.  thou  had  multiplied  thy  fornication 
5 1. but  haft  multiplied  thy  abominations 
21.15.  hearts  may  faint,  and  ruin.s  multiplied 
23.  ig.yct  (he multiplied  her  whoredomes 
31.5.  his  boughes  were  multiplied,  becaufe 
3  J.  1 3 .  have  multiplied  your  words  againft  me 
Van. 4. 1  unto  all — nations,Peace — be  mul  unto 

6.  25.  wrote  unto  all  people  ,  Peace  be  mull. 
Hof.  2.  8.  and  multiplied  her  (ilver  and  gold 
8.  14.  Judah  hath  multiplied  fenced  cities 
12.  1  o.  I  have  multiplied  vi(ions,and  ufed  (unit. 
Naiium  3.  16.  thou  had:  multiplied day  merchants 


Acl.6. 1.  when  the  number  of  dilciples  weiemul. 
7.  difciples  inultifliedin  jerufalem 
7«  17.  the  people  grew  and  multiplied  in  Egypt 
9.31.  walking  in  the  feare  of  the  Lord  were  m. 
1 2.  z4.b1.1t  the  word  of  God  grew  and  multiplied 

1  Vet.  1.2.  grace  unto  you,  and  peace  be  multiplied 

2  Pet.  1.2.  grace  and  peace  be  multiplied  unco  you 
Judc  2.  mercy  unto  you,  and  peacc,bc  multiplied 

i^ultfpUeOft. 
Nclxm.  9,  23.  their  children  alfo  multiplied^  thou 

Sfynlttylietl). 
Job  9.  17.  he  multif lieth  my  wounds  withoutcaufe 

24.  37.  he  multiplied  his  words  againd  God 
35.16.  he  mult if  lie lb  words  without  knowledge 

^uWplping. 
Gen.  22.  17.  in  multiplying,  lie  multiplie  thy 
Heb.  6*  14.  and  multiplying,  I  will  muitiplie  thee 

Gen.16.10.it (hall  not  be  numbred  for  multitude 
28.  3.  God  Almighty  make  thee  a  multitude 
30.30.  it  is  now  increafed  unto  a  multitude 

31.12.  which  cannot  be  numbred  for  multitude 
__  48.  4.  lie  make  of  thee  a  multitude  of  people 

1 6.  let  them  grow  into  a  multitude 
19.  his  feed  (hall  become  ^.multitude  of 
Exod. iz.  38.  and  a  mixed  multitude  wentup  alfo 

23.  2.  (halt  not  follow  a  multitude  to  doe  evill 
Lev.zf.  16.  according  to  the  multitude  of  yeeres 
Ar«'«.i'1.4.  and  the  mixt  multitude  fell  a  lulling 
Deut.1.10.  you  are  this  day  as  the  darres  for  ffz#/. 

1  o.  1 1.  hath  made  thee  as  the  dars— for  mul. 

28.62.  as  the  dars  of 'heaven— for  multitude 
Jojh.u.4.  even  as  the  fand  in  multitude 
Judg.  4. 7.  He  draw  unto  thee  Sifera  his  multitude 

6.5.  came  as  grafle-hoppers  for  multitude 

7.  11.  lay — gralhoppers  for  multitude 

as  the  fand  by  the  lea  fide  for  multitude 
1  &ZW.13.5.  and  people  as  the  fand  in  multitude 

14.16.  behold,  the  multitude  melted  away 
zSam.fi.  1 9.  he  dealt  among  the  whole  multitude 

17. 1 1 .  as  the  fand  that  is  by  the  fea  for  multit. 

1  K?ng.$.  8.  people  that  cannot  be  numb,  for  mul. 

4-  20.  as  the  fand  which  is  by  the  fea  in  mult. 

8.  5.  and  oxen  that  could  not  be  told  for  mul. 

2  Jtysg.7.13.  behold,  they  are  as  all  the  multitude 

19.  23.  had  faid, .With  the  multitude  of  my  cha. 

25.  1 1.  with  the  remnant  of  the  multitude  did 
2  Chro.  1.9.  p:opIe  like  the  dud  for  multitude 

f  ■  6.  fheep  which  could  not  be  told  for  rHul. 
14-1 1 .  in  thy  name  we  goe  againd  this  mul. 

20.  24.  looked  unto  the  mul. — they  were  dead 
30.  1 8.  a  mul.  of  the  people  had  not  cleanfed 

3  2.7.  be  not  afraid  for  all  the  multitude 
Nehem.  13.  3.  feparated  from  Ifra.  the  mixed  mul. 
Eft. 5. 1 1.  told  them  of  the  multitude  of  his  child. 

10.  3.  accepted  of  the  multitude  of 'his  brethren 
Job  u.2.(h.ould  not  the  multitude  of  words  be  anf. 

32.  7.  multitude  of  yeeres  fhould  teach  wifdom 
33.19.  multitude  of  his  bones  with  ftrong  pairte 
35.  9.  by  reafon  of  the  multitude  of  oppreflions 
39.7.  he  fcorneth  the  multitude  of  the  city 
Pjal.%.  7.  into  thy  houfe  in  the  multitude  of  thy 
10.  cad  them  out  in  the  multitude  of  their  tfa. 
33.16.no  king  faved  by  the  multitude  of  an  hod 
42.4.  for  I  had  gone  with  the  multitude 

with  a  multitude  that  kept  hdly  diy 
49.6.boad  themfelves  in  the  multitude  of  riches 
y  r.l.  according  to  the  multitude  of  thy  tender 
68  30.  rebuke  the  multitude  of  the  bulis 

69.13.  in  the  multitude  of  thy  mercie  heare  me 
16.  turne  unto  me  according  to  the  mul.  of 

74.19.  not  tinto  the  multitude  of  the  wicked 
94. 19  .in  the  multitude  of  my  thoughts  thy  com . 
97.1.  let  the  multitude  ofifl-s  be  glad  thereof 
106.  7.  remember  not  the  multitude  of  thy  mer. 

45.  and  repented  according  to  the  mul.  of 
109.30.  He  praife  him  among  <Hae  multitude 
Prov.10.19.  inmul.  of  words  there  wanteth  not 

1 1.  i4.  in  mul  of  counfellefs  there  is  fafety 

Chap.  24,  6. 

14.  28.  in  mul.  of  people  is  the  kings  honour 

15.  22.  in  the  mul.  of  counfclkrs  they  are  eft. 
20.15. there  is  gold, anda  multitude  of  rubes 

Ecclef.').  3.  drcame  com.  through  mul.  of  bufincs 

fools  voice  is  knowne  by  mul.  of  words 

7.  in  mul 


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7 .  in  Multitude  of  dreames  there  are  vanities 
I  fa.  i .  1 1 .  to  what  purpofe  is  multitude  of  your  lac. 
5.13.  and  their  multitude  dried  up  with  thirft 
1 4.  and  their  multitude  fhall  defcend  into 

13.  4.  the  noife  of  a  multitude  in  the  mountains 

17.1 2.  woe  to  the  multitude  of  many  people 

29.  j.  multitude  of  thy  ftrangers  fhalbe  like  the 

multitude  of  thy  terrible  ones  fhalbe  as 

7.  and  multitude  of  all  the  nations  that  fight 

8.  fo  (hall  the  »«/.  of  the  nat.  be  that  fight 
314.  when  a  multitude  of  fhepherds  is  called 
3  2. 14.  multitude  of  the  cities  (hall  be  left 
37.14.  by  the  multitude  of  my  charets  am  I 
47.  9 .  come  for  the  multitude  of  thy  forceries 

1 1.  Hand  with  the  multitude  of  thy  forceries 
13.  wearied  in  the  nmhitude  of  thy  counfels 

60.6.  multitude  of  camels  lhall  cover  thee 
63 .  7.  according  to  the  multitude  of  his  loving 
fcr.3.23.  and  from  the  multitude  of  mouncaines 

10.13.  there  is  a  mid.  of  waters  in  the  heaven 
it-  6.  they  have  called  a  multitude  after  thee 
3.->.i4.  wounded  thee  for  the  multitude  of  thine 

1 f .  thy  forrow  is  incurable  for  die  mult,  of 
46.  1 5 .  lie  punifh  the  multitude  of  Noe 
49;  32.  andthe*»«W.  of  their  cattell  a  fpoile 
5 1 .  16.  there  is  a  mid.  of  waters  in  the  heavens 

42.  fhe  is  covered  with  the  multit.  of  waves 
52.1?.  refidue  and  reft  of  the  multitude 
Lam.i-  f.  afflicted  her  ;  fcr  the  multitude  of  her 
3.  31.  compaflion  according  to  the  mul.  of  his 
R%e\-  7.  i'i.  remaine,  nor  of  their  multitude  3  nor 

1 2.  for  wrath  is  upon  all  the  multitude 

1 3 .  virion  is  touching  the  whole  multitude 

14.  for  pay  wrath  is  upon  all  the  multitude 

14.  4.  aniwer  him  accor.  to  the  mid.  of  his  idols 
19. 1 1.  appeared — tvith  the  mult,  of  her  bran. 

2  3.  42.  and  a  voice  of  a  multitude  being  at  cafe 
27. 1 2  by  reafon  of  the  mul.oiaW  kind  of  riches 

16,  by  reafon  of  the  multitude  of  wares 

18.  in  the  multit.  of  the  wares  of  thy  making 
for  the  multitude  of  all  riches 

33-inrich  the  kings-with  the  mul.of thy  rich, 
aft.  16.  by  the  mul.  of  thy  merchandize  they 

18.  thou  haft  defiled  thy  fancl.  by  the  mul.of 
29.19.fhaH  take  her  multitude,  &  take  her  fpoil 

30.  4.  and  they  fhall  take  away  her  multitude 

1  o.  lie  make  the  multitude  of  Egypt  to  ceafe 
if  .and  I  will  cutoff 'the' multitude  of  Noe 

31. 2.  fpeak  unto  Pharaoh— and  his  mul-  whom 
J.  becaufe  of  the  multitude  of  waters,  when 
9. 1  have  made  him  faire  by  the  mult,  of  his 
1 8.  this  is  Phar.  and  all  his  mul.  faith  the  L. 

32.l2.by  the  (words-will  I  caufc  all  thy  w.fall 
all  the  mul.  thereof  fhalbe  deftroyed 
16.  for  Egyp:,  and  for  all  her  multitude 
18.  fonofman,waileforthe»«/.  of  Egypt 
24.  there  is  Elam  and  all  her  multitude 
2f .  in  midft  of  the  flaine  with  all  her  mult. 
16.  there  is  Mefhech,  Tubal,  &  all  her  mul- 

31.  fhall  be  comforted  over  all  his  multitude 

32.  even  Pharaoh,and  all  his  multitude 
39.11.  there  fliall  they  bury  Gog,  &  all  his  m. 

Dan.  1 0.6.  voice  of  his  words  like  the  voice  of  a  m. 
n.ioand  fhall  aflemblea  mul.of  great  forces 

12.  had  taken  away  his  mul.  his  heart  was 

13.  king  of  the  north  fhall  fee  forth  a  mul. 
Hof.  9.  7.  for  the  mid.  of  thine  iniquities,  and  the 

1 0.1.  according  to  the  mul.  of  his  fruit  he  incr. 
1  3 .  did  trufl:  in  the  mul.  of  thy  mightie  men 
Micah  2. 12.  great  noife  by  reafon  of  mul.  of  men 
Nabum  3 .  3.  there  is  a  mul.  of  flaine  ,  and  a  great 

4.  becaufe  of  the  mul.  of  the  whoredomes 
Zech.z.if.  inhab.  as  townes  without  walls  for  the  m. 
Mat.  9.  8.  when  the  multitude  faw  it, they  marvell. 
13.  2.  and  the  whole  mul.  {rood  on  the  lliore 

34.  thefe  things  fpake  Jefus  to  the  multitude 
$6.  then  Jefus  Tent  the  multitude  away 

1 4.)  .won.  have  put  him  to  death ,he  fear. the  m. 
1  f .  fend  the  mul.  away^that  they  may  goe 
19.  commanded  the  mul.  to  fit  down  on  the 
gave-to  h!s  difciples  3  &-difcip.  to  the  m. 
Chap-  M-36. 
1  f.io.  and  he  called  themultitude,  and  faid 
3 1.  infomuch  that  the  multitude  wondred 
31. 1  have  compaflion  on  the  mul.  becaufe 

35.  commanded  the  multitude  to  fit  downe 


11  L        MUL 

39.  he  fent  away  the  multitude, and  tooke  ihip 
17.  14.  and  when  they  were  come  to  the  mul. 
20.31  and  the  multitude  rebuked  them,becaufe 
21.  11.  mul.  faid  ,  This  is  Jefus  the  prophet  of 

46.  they  feared  the  mul.  becaufe  they  tooke 
2  2.  33.  mul.  heard  this  ,  they  were  aftonifhed 
23.1.  then  fpake  Jefus  to  themultitude 

26.  f  f .  to  the  mul.Aie  ye  come  as  aga.  a  thiefe 
27.20.perfwaded  the  mul.they  fhould  aske  Bar. 

24.  wafhed  his  hands  before  the  multitude 
Mar. i.i2.  and  a!}  the  multitude  reforted  to  him 
3.9  fhi  p  fhould  wait  on  him,bccaufe  of  the  mil- 

20.  multitude  cometh  together  againe 

3  2. and  the  multitude  fate  about  f>im,and  faid 

4. 1  .and  there  wa*  gathered  to  him  a  great  mul. 

and  the  whole  multitude  was  by  the  fea 

36.  had  fent  away  the  mul.  they  tooke  him 
J .  3 1 .  thou  feed  the  multitude  thronging  thee 
7-  33.  he  tooke  him  afide  from  the  multitude 
8.  1.  in  thofe  dayes  the  mid.  being  very  great 

2. 1  have  compaflion  on  the  multitude 
9-  1 7.  and  one  of  the  mul.  anfwered  ,  and  faid 

1  f.  8.  mul.  crying  aloud,  began  to  defire  him 
Lu\e  1.  10.  whole  mul.  of  the  people  were  praying 

2.13.  there  was  with  the  angell  a  multitude 

3 .  7.  then  faid  he  to  the  multitude  that  came 
5.19-.  might  bring  him  in  ,bcaufe  of  the  mult. 
6.  19.  whole  mul.  fought  to  touch  him 
8.37.whole»z«/.ofthe  Gadarens  befought  him 

45" .  multitude  throng  thee  ,  and  fayeft  thou 
9.12.  fend  the  multitude  away  ,  that  they  may 

16.  gave  to  the  difciples  to  fet  before  the  m. 
1 2.  J .  gathered  together  an  innumerable  mul. 
18.36.  and  hearing  the  multitude ,he  asked  what 
I9-37.  whole  mul.  of  difciples  began  to  rejoyce 

39.  fome  of  the  Phar  .from  among  them,  faid 
H.6.  to  betray  him  in  the  abfence  of  die  mid. 

47.  while  he  yet  fpake,  behold  a  multitude 
23.  1.  whole  mul.  of  them  arofe,and  Jed  him 

John  5.13.  conveyed  himfelfe  away,  a  mul.  being 

21.  6.  to  draw  it  for  themultitude  offifh 
Aci.z.g.  mul.  came  together  ,and  were  confounded 

4.  32.  multitude  that  believed  were  of  one  heart 
f.16.  there  came  alfo  amul.  out  of  the  cities 
6.2.  then  the  twelve  called  the  multitude 

f  .and  the  faying  pleafed  the  whole  multitude 
14-  4.  but  the  multitude  of  the  city  was  divided 
1 5 •  1 2.  then  all  the  multitude  kept  filence 

3o.had  gathered  the  mul.  delivered  the  epift. 
16.  22.  mul.  rofe  up  together  againft  them 
1 9»  9.  fpake  evill  of  that  way  before  the  mutt. 

33.  they  drew  Alexander  out  of  the  mult. 
21.22.  the  multitude  muft  needs  come  together 

34.  one  thing,  fome  another,among  the  mul. 
16.  multitude  of  the  people  followed  ,  crying 

23.  7.  a  difl'ention — «and  the  mid.  was  divided 

24.  18.  neither  with  multitude  , nor  with  tumult 

2  J.  24.  about  whom  all  the  multitude  have  dealt 
Heb.11. 12.  fo  many  as  the  ftars  of  the  sfcie  in  mul. 
Jam.  >. 20.  and  fhall  hidea  multitude  of  fins 

1  Pet.  4.  8.  charity  (hall  cover  the  mul.  of  finnes 
Great  ^altttaOe,  See  i0ieat, 
S^ultttutes. 

Pfal.  1 09.  30. 1  will  praife  him  among  the  mult. 
Etck.-  3l- 1Q-  draw  her  and  all  her  multitudes 
Joel  3. 14.  multitudes,  multitudes  in  the  valley  of 
Mat.  f .  1 .  feeing  the  multitudes ,  he  went  up  into 
9.33.  multitudes  marvelled,  faying 

56.  when  he  faw  the  multitudes,  he  w.as  mo  v. 
1 1 .  7.  Jefus  began  to  fay  unto  the  multitudes 
14.  22.  while  he  fent  the  multitudes  away 

23.had  fent  the  multitudes  away  he  went  apa. 
2 1.  9.  multitudes  cried,  faying,  Hofanna  to  the 
Atls  f .  14.  multitudes  both  of  men  and  women 

13.4?  •  Jewes  faw  the  mul.  they  were  filled  with 
Rev.  17.  if.  peoples,  and  multitudes,  and  nations 
Great  2Jj)n.Wtut>e3 ,  See  ©jeat. 
£©uMtfon. 
//rf.29.7.  fight  againft  her  munition  fhalbe  as  a 
Nabum  2. 1 .  keep  the  munition, .watch  the  way 

Munitions. 
lfa-  33- 16.  place  of  defence  fhalbe  munitions  of 
dljtafipfm. 

Gen.qg.zi.  fons  ofBenjamin,Af/^pz7/i 
Pfal.10.8.  in  fecrct  places  doth  he  murder  the  inno 


MUR 


MUR 


94.6.they  flay  the  widow5andw«>-.thefatherl  „ 
Jer.7.?.m\i  ye  acAle,murder,8c  commit  adultery 
Hof.6.9.  fo  the  company  of  priefts  murder  in  the 

Mat.  19. 18.  Jtfus  faith,Thou  fhakdoenoff;«>-db' 
Mar.  1  f  .7.  had  committed  murder  in  the  infurrecl. 
Liifc  23.19.  and  for  murder  was  caft  into  prifon 

25".  releafed-him  that  for— murder  was  caft 
Rom. 1.  29. full  of  envie, murder,  debate 

2\ta.35.i6.heisa  mur. the  tfw.fhalbe  Ver.17  18. 

19.  revenger  of  blood  fliall  flay  the  murder. 

1 1 .  he  is  a  mm.  revenger  fliall  flay  the  mur. 

30.  killcth  any  perfon,the  mur.  fhalbe  put  to 

3 1. (hall  take  no  fatisfacl.  for  the  life  of  a  m. 

i_Rjag.6.3  %-  k'e  now  t'12  f°n  of  a  mur.  hath  fent  to 

Job  24.14.  murderer  rifing  with  the  light,kill.  the 

Hof.9. 1 3 .  (hall  bring  forth  his  child,  to  the  murde. 

John  8.  44.  he  was  a  murderer  from  the  beginning 

^#.3.14.  defired  a  mur.  to  be  granted  unto  you^ 

28.  4.  no  doubt  this  man  is  a  murderer 
1  Pef.4.1  f.  but  let  none  of  you  fuffer  as  a  murderer 

1  John  3 . i> .  whofoever  hateth  his  brother  is  a  m. 

and  no  mur.  hath  eternall  life  abid.in  him 

2  King.14.6.  children  of  the  murderers  he  flew 
Ifa.  1. 11.  righteoufnes  lodged  in  ir.but  now  mur. 
Jer.$.  31.  my  foule  is  wearied,  becaufe  of  murder. 
Mat.2.1  7.  fent  forth.and  deftroyed  thefe  murder. 
Acl.7,  52.  of  whom  ye  have  been  the  murderers 

21.38.  and  leddeft  4000.  men  that  were  murder. 
1  Tim.i.9.  for  mur.  of  fathers,and  mur.  of  mothers 
Kew.21.8.  murderers,and  whoremongerSjfhall  have 

2 2. 1  j. for  without — are  whoremongers.&  mur 
£®\XXbtT8. 
Mat.i  5.19.  out  of  the  heart  proceed  murders 
Mar. j.  21.  out  of  the  heart  proceed  fornica.  mur. 
Gal.  f.  2i.envyingsJ»w^c!'i:)drurrkenefle 
Rev.9. 21.  neither  repented  they  of  their  murders 

fl^urmurc. 

EXod.16.7.  what  are  we  that  ye  murmure  againft  us 

8.  heareth  your  murmurings  which  ye  mur. 
iVWtfz.i4.27.  this  congrega.  which  murmure  ag.me 
I  nave  heard  the  murmurings  they  murmure 
36'  and  made  all  the  congrega.  to  murmure 
16- 1 1.  what  is  that  Aaron  ye  mur.  againft  him 
1 T  f.  whereby  they  murmure  againft  you 
John  6.  43.  murmure  not  amongft  your  felves 
1  Car.  io.  10.  neither  murmure  ye  as  fome  of  them 

Exoa.i  y.24.peop.  mm:  aga.  Mofes    Chap.  17. 3. 
i£.2.«te>'.ag.Mo.and  Aa.  Num.  14.2. &  16.4 1. 
M«».i4.29.from  20.years  o!d  upw.which  have  m. 
Deut.  1 .  27.  anj  ye  murmured  in  your  tents 
/'/0.9.18.  all  thecongre.  murm.  againft  the  prin. 
PJal.  106.1  f .  but  murmured  in  their  tents, and  hear. 
Ifa.  29.  24.  they  that  murmured  fhall  learne  doft. 
Mat.  20.1 1 .  had  received  it,  they  murmured 
Mar.\^.%.  and  they  murmured  againft  her 
Lutie  5. 30.  but  their  fenbes  &  Pharifees  murmur. 
if. 2.  murmu; erf,faying,This man  receiveth  fin. 
19-7.  when  they  faw  it,they  all  murmured 
John  6.41.  the  Jewes  then  murmured  at  him 
61.  knew  that  his  difciples  murmured  at  it 
7.32.  Phar. heard  that  the  peop.murmuredCuch 
1  Cfli'.io.io.  neit.  murmure  ye  as  fome  of  them  m. 

^ormurerflf. 
J ude  16.  thefe  are  murmmers ,  complainers 

Murmuring. 
John  7. 1 2.  there  was  much  murmuring  among  the 
Ac~l.  6.  1.  a  mur.  of  the  Grecians  ag.  the  Hebrews 

Sl))o«nurfna0. 
Exod.16.7.  he  heareth  your  murmurings  againft  the 
8. Lord  heareth  your  mur  .which  ye  murmure 
your  murmurings  are  not  againft  us 
9-  for  he  hath  heard  your  murmurings 
1 2.I  heard  the  mur.  of  the  ehil.  Num.14.17. 
Numb.ij.  f.Ilecaufetooeafethe»«»'«M*'.  of  the 
10.  thou  (halt  quite  take  away  their  murmur. 
Pbil.1.14,  doe  all  things  without  murmurings 

^mxaim. 
Exod.9.3.  there  lhall  be  a  very  grievous  murrains 


Pfal.  143  .j .  I  mufe  on  the  worke  of  thy  hands 


Lu\e  3 .1  f .  all  men  mufed  in  their  hearts  of  John 


M  U  S        M  U  S 


MUS 


M  YR 


MYS      N  A  A 


P/S/.jp.j.while  I  was  mufmg  the  fire  burned 

Exol6. icj.fons  of  Merari :  Mahali,MuJhi, 

Num-i-io.  i  Chro.6.19. 
1  Chro.6.^7.  fonsof  Mahli,  [onsof  Mujbi 
2  3. 21. fons  of  Merari  jMahlijand  Miijhi 

Chap.24.z6. 
23. fons  otMufbi,  Mahli,  and  Eder 

Ghap.  14.  30. 

Waw.j.jj.of  Merari,the  family  of  the  Mujhites 
26.f8.family  of  theAf«/&i£w,family  of  Korath. 
apuacait. 
1  Chro.  16.42.  with  »«y«tfW  inftruments  of  God 
Nek  1 2.3 6. with  the  »«/?«#  inftruments  of  Dav. 
Ecclef.z.8. as  muficall  inftruments  of  all  forts 

^tifictang. 
Kw.18.22.and  the  voice  of  the  harpers  and  mafic* 

gauche. 

1  Sam.i$.6.to  meet  King  Saul  with  inftru.  of  mil. 
x  Cbto.1%.16.  to  be  the  lingers  with  inftru.of  mu. 

2  Cbro.%.  1 3 .lift  up  their  voice  with  inftru.of  mufi. 

7.6.the  Levites  with  inftruments  oimuficke 
23.13  .alfo  the  fingers  with  inftruments  of  mu. 
34.12.all  that  could  skill  of  inftruments  of  mt 
Ecclef.  1 2.4.daughters  oimuficke  (hall  be  bro-  low 
Law. 3. 6 3. and  their  rifing  up,I  am  their  muficlg 

5.  1 4. the  young  men  from  their  mufick? 
Datl-i. 5-ali kinds  ofmuficfaye  fall  down  and  wor. 
7.  all  kinds  of  mu.aW  the  people— fell  down 
io.andall  kinds  of  mufic^duM  fall  down 
1 5. hear  all  kinds  oimufickfj"  fall  down 
6. 1 8. neither  were  inftruments  of  mufi.  brought 
Amos  6. 5  .invent  to  themfel  ves  inftruments  of  mu. 
Lulie  1 5.2j.he  heard  muficke  and  dancing 

flpuft. 
Gen.z^.mufi  I  needs  bring  thy  fon  againe 
29.26.it  mufi  not  be  fo  done  in  our  countrey 
jo.i6.thou»2«^come  inuntome,for  furely 
43.1  i.iihmuft be  fonow,doe this 
Lev.  1 1.3 2.  it mufibe  put  into  water 

2  3.6\feven  dayes  ye  mufi  eat  unleavened  bread 
Num.6.z  i.fo  he  mufi  doe  after  the  law  of  his  fepa. 
20.10.mufi  we  fetch  you  water  out  of  this  rock 
zi.iz.mufi  I  not  take  heed  to  fpeak  that 
26.aU  that  the  Lord  fpeaketh,  I  mufi  doe 
Deut.i.zz.  word  againe  by  what  way  we  mufi  goe 
.4.2  2. but  I  mufi  die  in  this  land,I  mufi  not  goe 
1 2. 1 8.thou  mufi  eat  them  before  the  Lord 
-  3  i-14-thy  dayes  approach  that  thou  mufi  die 
jfofii-i  .4.  ye  may  know  the  way  by  which  you  mil. 
Judg.i  3.  i6.thou  mufi  offer  it  unto  the  Lord 

ai.i7.there?»«/Zbean  inheritance  for  them 
1  Saw.  14.43.d1d  but  tafte  a  little  hony,&  loe  I  m. 
2S<J«.23.3.hethatruUthovermen»z/<!/2  be  juft 

7.  that  (hail  touch  them  mufi  be  fenced  with 
1  ^B.i8.27.peradventurehefleepeth,andff2«J£ 
E^a  1  o.  1 2. as  thou  haft  faid,  fo  mufi  we  doe 
Jef.  1  o.  5  .they  mufi  needs  be  borne,bec.iufe  they 
Mat.z6.  54.be  fulriUed,that  thus  it  mufibe 
M.ar\e  2.2  2«new  wine  mufi  beputinto  new  bot. 
8.3  i.Son  of  man  mufi  fuffer  many  things 
9. 1 1. why  fay  the  fcribes,  Elias  mufi  firft  come 
1  z.mufi  fuffer  many  things,  &  be  fet  at  nou. 
1  3-7-fuch  things  mufibe,  but  the  end  (hall  not 
lO.GoLmufl  firft  be  publifh.among  all  nati. 
Luke  2.49.I  mufi  be  about  my  Fathers  bufineffe 
4.43 . 1  mufi  preach  the  kingdome  of  God 
5 . 3  8 .  but  new  wine  mufi  be  put  into  new  bot. 


Alls  1.  i6.this  fcripture  mufi  needs  have  been  ful. 
zz.mufl  one  be  ordained  to  be  a  witneffe 
4. 1 2.  no  other  name  whereby  we  mufi  be  faved 
9-6.it  (hall  be  told  thee  what  thou  mufi  doe 
14.22.  mufi  through  much  tribulation  enter 

1  j.24.faying,  Ye  mufi  becircumcifed,and  keep 
i6.30.faid)Sirs,what  mufi  I  doe  to  be  faved 

18.2  i.I  mufi  by  all  meanes  keep  this  feaft 

2  1.2  2.the  multitude  mufi  needs  come  together 
23.1 1.  to  mufi  thou  bear  witneffe  at  Rome 
27. 24, fear  not  Paul,thou  mufi  be  brought 

26.we  mufi  be  caft  upon  a  certain  Hand 
Rom.  1 3.5. wherefore  ye  mufi  needs  be  fubject 

1  Cfl/'.j.io.  for  then  mufiyoa  needsgoe  out  of  the 
1  i.i9.there  mufi  be  alfo  herelies,that  they 
1  5.25  .fo*  he  mufi  reigne  till  he  have  put 

2  Cw.<i  .ro.for  we  mufiaX  appear  before  the  judge. 

1 1 . 3  o.if  I  mufi  needs  glory , I  will  glory  of 

1  Tim.^.z.a  Bifhop  then  mufi  be  blameleffe 
7.  he  mufi  have  a  good  report  of  them  which 
8.1ikewife  mufi  the  Deacons  be  grave 

2 Tim.z.6.husban-muft  be  firft  partakers  ofthe  fru. 

24.the  fervant  ofthe  Lord  mufi  not  ftrive 
Titus  1.7.  a  Bifhop  mufi  be  blameleffe  5  notaccuf. 
Heb.$.6.h  remaineth/ome  mufi  enter  in 
9.  i6.for  where  a  teftament  is,there  mufi 

1  i.6.that  cometh  to  God,mufi  beleeve  that  he 
1 3.  i7.as  they  that  mufi  give  account 

Rev.4. 1. (hew  thee  things  which  mufi  be  hereafter 
1 1.  J. hurt  them, he  mufi  in  this  manner  be  kill. 
20. 3 -after  that  he  mufi  be  loofed  a  little 

2  2.6.things  which  mufi  (hortly  be  done 
flJJuftarO=feeD. 

Ato.13.3  i.kingd.of  he.is  like  unto  a gra.of  mu.f. 
1 7. 20. if  ye  have  faith  as  a  grain  o(  mufi  ard- feed 
l.u\e  17.6. 
Mat\e  4.3  i.it  is  like  a  grain  oimufiard-feed 

Liife  13-1?. 

2  Kj?i.zf  .i9.principall  fcribe  which  mufleredthe 

/w.  52.25. 

fi0uftereth. 
Ifit.  1 3.4.the  Lord  miiflereth  the  hofte  ofthe  battel! 

gutter. 
7/21.8.19.  unto  wi^zards,  that  peep,  &  that  mutter 

ill)  uttered 
Ifit.%9. 3.your  tongue  hath  ffwrfttra/perverfeneffe 

Sl^otuall. 
Rom.  1. 1 2.I  may  be  comforted  by  the  mutmll  faith 

Df«f.2j.4.thoulhalt  not  mu^xk  the  oxe  when 

1  Cor. 9.9. 1  Tim.f.1%. 

Acls  27-y.we  came  to  Myra  acity  of  Lyfia 

Gcw.37.2  5.bearingfpicerie,&balme,  &  mynhe 

43.1  i.fpiceSj^w^nuts,  and  almonds 
7±m?\  j  0.2  3. of  pure  ^r^five  hundred  (hekels 
Efiher  2.i2.fix  moneths  withoileofwjwbe 
Pfal.tf  -8.  all  thy  garments  fmell  o(  mynhe,  aloes 
Pro.7- 1 7. 1  have  perfumed  my  bed  with mynhe 
Cant.i.  1 3  .a bundle  of  mynhe  is  my  beloved  unto 
3 ,6.perfumed  with  mynhe  and  frankincenfe 
4.6.I  will  get  me  to  the  mountains  of  mynhe 

l^.mynhe  and  aloes,with  all  the  chiefe  fpices 
5.1.I  have  gathered  my  mynhe  with  my  fpice 
5. and  my  hands  dropped  viithmyrrhe 

and  my  fingers  with  fweet  fmell ing  myr- 
1 3. his  lips  dropping  fweet  fmcllingwyrW;!; 
.  presented  unto  him  gifts,gold,and  myr, 


1 6.2  ^.according  to  the  revelation  of  the  myfie. 

1  Cor.z.y,  we  fpeak  the  wifdome  of  God  in  a  my. 

15.5  i.behold,I  (hew  you  a  myfierie 
E[>hef. 1.9. made  known  to  us  th:  myfierie  of  his 
3. 3. he  made  known  unto  me  the  myderie 
4.my  knowledge  in  the  myfierie  of  Chrift 
9.  fee  what  is  the  fellowfhip  of  the  myfierie 
5.3  2.this  is  a  great  myfierie  :  but  I  fpeake 
6. 19.10  make  known  the  myHer.  ofthe  gofpell 
Col.i.z6.even  the  myfierie  which  hath  been  hidden 
27.glory  of  this  myfierie  among  the  Gentiles 
2.2.  to  the  acknowledgement  ofthe  myfierie  of 
4.3.to  fpeak  the  wzy/2meofChrift,for  which 

2  Thcf.z.7.  myfierie  of  iniquity  doth  already  vvorke 
1  Tim.  3. 9.  holding  the  myfierie  ofthe  faith 

1 6.  without  controverfie,  great  is  the  myfierie 
Rev.  1.20. .myfierie  ofthe  feven  ftars  which 
io.7.the  myfierie  of  God  fhould  be  finifhed 
1 7.  j, my  flenejizbyXon  the  Great,the  mother  of 

7. 1  will  tell  thee  the  myfierie  ofthe  woman 


Mat-z 
1 4. 1 8. bought  a  piece  of  ground,  and  I  mufi  go  I  Mar.i  5.23.10  drink  wine  mingled  with  mynhe 
i9.jT.Zacheus,  to  day  I  mufi  abide  at  thy  houfe  \fohn  i9.39.broughtamixtureof(t»j>7Jfe,&aloes 
2 1 .9.for  thefe  things  mufi  firft  come  to  paffe  fl^ptk. 

22 .7.day  when  the  paffeover  mufi  be  killed         Neh.S.i  ^.myrtle  branches,and  palme  branches 
37.that  is  written  mufi  be  accomplifh.in  me    Zp.41. 19. the  myrtle  I  will  fet  in  the  defart 


23 .  i7.of  neceffity  he  mufi  releafe  me 
24.7.Son  of  man  mufi  be  delivered  into  the 
44.  all  things  mufi  be  fulfilled  which 
John  3 ,7.marvell  not  I  faid,Ye  mufibe  born  again 
14.(0  mufi  the  Son  of  man  be  lifted  up 
3o.he  mufi  increafe,I  mufi  decreafe 
4.4.  he  mufi  needs  goe  thorow  Samaria 

24.  mufi  worfhip  him  in  fpirit  and  truth 
9.4. 1  mufi  work  the  works  of  him  that  fent  me 
10.1 6.them  alfo  I  mufi  bring,and  they  (hall  he. 
2o.9.that  he  mufi  rife  again  from  the  dead 


y5.13.in  ftead  ofthe  briar  (hall  come  the  myrt. 
^gitle=trcc0« 
Zech.  1 ,8.and  he  flood  among  the  mynk'trees 
io.man  that  flood  among  the  myrtk-trees 
1  i.anfw.the  ang.that  flood  among  the  my.t 


Ails  1  Rafter  they  Were  come  to  Myf.they  affayd 

8.paffingby  Myfia,czme  down  to  Troas 

^pfterie. 

Mar. 4.1 1.  unto  you  it  is  given  to  know  the  myfle. 

Rom.i  i.25.would  not  ye  mould  be  ign.of  this  my. 

S  ff 


Mat.  1 3 . 1 1  .to  know  the  myjleries  of  the  kingd.of 

Lu\e  8.10. 
1  C0A4.  i.and  ftewards  of  themyfieries  of  God 
i3-2.gifc  of  prophefie,and  underftand  Almyft. 
i4.2.howbeit3in  the  fpirit  he  fpeaketh  myfienes 
flJJJptelene. 

Acts  20. 1 4. we  took  him  in,  and  came  to. 

Sfyytu,  See  Setter. 


N. 


1  Cbro.4.1  j.the  fons  of  Caleb,  Iru,  Noam 

iBaamah. 
Ge».4.22.  fifter  of  Tubal-Cain  was  Naamab 

1  Kjn.  14.2 1.  his  mothers  name  was  Naamab 

Ver.31.  2Cfcw.12.13. 
/#aaraah, 
/o/&.i5.4i.Gederoth,Beth-dagon,N&z/».cit.ofJu. 

jftaamatt.  ffiaamtizg. 
Gen.46.z1.  fons  of  Benjamin,  Naaman 
WKW.26.40.fon  of  Bela,  Naaman 

of 'Naaman ,  the  Naamites 

2  Kjn.^.i.Naaman  captain  ofthe  hofte  pf— Syria 

2.  waited  on  Newmans  wife 
6.fent  Naaman  my  fervant  unto  thee 
9.fo  Naaman  came  with  his  horfes 
1 1. but  Naaman  was  wroth 
1 7. and  Naaman  faid,  Shall  there  not  be 
20.  my  mafter  hath  fpared  Naaman 
3  r.Gehazi  followed  after  Naaman 
23. Naaman  laid,  Be  content,take  two 
27.  leprofie  of  Naaman  (hall  cleave 
1  Cfo'0.8.4.fonsof  Bela,Abifhua,and  Naaman 
7. and  Naaman,a.nd  Ahifah,he  removed 
Luke  4. 27. none  was  cleanfed  fave  Naaman 

iftaamattyte. 
Job  z.  11.  Zophar  the  Naamathite,  for  they 

Chap.  42.  9. 
1 1. 1. then  anfwered  Zophar  the  Naamathite 

Chap.  20. 1. 
Jfraarab." 
1  Chron.n^Meh  and  Naarab,wive$  of  Afhur 
6.  and  Naarah  bate  Ahufam 

thefe  were  the  fons  of  Naarah 
$aaraf. 
I  Chro  11.37.  Naarai,  the  fon  of  Ezbai 

ji-Jaaran. 
1  Cfe-.7.28.eaft-ward  Naaran,8c  weft-ward  Gezer 

l^aaratb. 
Jejh.i6.7'\  went  down  to  Naarath,  and  came  to 

jfraalhon ,  j$aau"ori,  or  iliafbori, 
Exod.6.zj. ;  .mminadab  lifter  of  Naafiion 
rv«#3.i.7.judah:  Najhontheion  of  Amminadab 
z.i.Nafhen  fon  of  Amminadab  (hall  be  captain 
7.1 2-he  that  offred  firft  was  Najbon 

17.  this  was  the  offering  ofNajhon 
10.14.and  over  his  hofte  wasNafhon* 
Ruth  4.20.and  Amminadab  begat  Najbon 

1  Chro.z.  10.  Mat.  1.4. 
1  Chron.  2.  1 1.  and  Nafiion  begat  Salma 

Matth  1.4. 
Luke  3.3  2.  which  was  the  fon  olNaafinon 

^aHl 


NAB         NAD 


NAH        N  A  I 


N  A  K 


N  A  K 


iftabal, 
i  Sam.z  5.5.  the  name  of  the  man  y/a.$Nabal 
4-Nabal did  (heat  his  (heep 
5  .goe  to  Nabal  and  greet  him 
9.f peak  to  Nabal  according  to  all  that  David 
lo.Nabal  anfwered  Davids  fervants 
i4.told  Abigail  Nabals  wife  —David  fent 
I9.fhe  told  not  her  husband  Nabal 

2  y. Nabal  is  his  name,and  folly  is  with 
26.  let  them  that  feek  evill  be  as  Nabal 

34.  had  not  been  left  unto  Nab.  by  the  mor. 
3<5.and  Abigail  came  to  Nabal 

Nabals  heart  was  merry  within  him 
37.wine  was  gone  out  of  Nabal 

3  8.the  Lord  fmote  Nabal  that  he  died 
3  9-David  heard  Nabal  w as  dead 

reproach  from  the  hand  of  Nabal 
Lord  returned  the  wickednefle  of  Nab. 
27.3.  dwelt  with  Abigail,  Nabals  wife 

2  Sam.  z.  2. 
30.5.  Abigail,  the  wife  of  Nabal  the  Carmelite 
2  Sam.i-i.  w'fe  °f  Nabal  the  Carmelite 

iftaboib. 
t  Yjn.z  1.1.  Watofe  the  Jezreelite  had  a  vineyard 

2.  Ahab  fpake  unto  Nabotb 

3.  Naboth  hid  to  Ahab,The  Lord  forbid 

4.  becaufe  of  the  word  which  Naboth  had 
6. 1  fpake  unto  Nabotb  the  Jezreelite 
7«the  vineyard  of  Naboth,!  will  give  thee 
2.  fent  to  the  elders  dwelling  with  Nabotb 
p.fet  Nabotb  on  high  among  the  people 

1 2.  they  fet  Nabotb on  high 

1 3.men  of  Belial  witneffed  againft  Nabotb 

Nab.did  blafpheme  God  &  the  King 

14. Nabotb  is  floned  and  is  dead 

1  j  .Nab.was  ftoned  — Jezebel  faid, — Arife 

take  pofleffion  of  the  vi  ncyard  of  Nab. 

for  Nab.is  not  alive,but  dead 

16.  Ahab  heard  that  Naboth  was  dead 

Ahab  took  pofleffion  of  the  vine.of  N. 
1 8.  Ahab  is  in  the  vineyard  of  Naboth 
i9.dogs  licked  the  bloud  of  Naboth 
2  King-9-  a  i.  the  portion  of  Naboth  the  Jezreelite 

Verfe  2j. 
26.I  have  feen  the  bloud  of  Naboth 

Inchon. 

2  Satn.6. 6.they  came  to  Nachons  threfliing  floore 

43ad)0?,Seealfo  $a!ho?. 
fop.  24,2.  Terah,  the  father  of  Nachor 
Liife  3. 34. which  was  thefon  of  Nachor 

l^atiab. 
Exod.S.z  3  .Nadab,  Abihu,Eliazar,Itham 

1  Cko.6.i.Sa  24.1.&  28.1. 
24.  1.  Nadab  &  Abihu,  and  feventy  of  the  eld. 

Verfe  9. 
Lev.  10.  i.Nadab  and  Abihu,fcns  of  Aaron 
Num.  3.2.  Nadab  thefirft-born  of  Aaron 

4.  Nadab  and  Abihu  died  Chap.26.61. 

1  Chron.z^.z. 
26.60.unto  Aaron  was  born  Nadab  and  Abihu 
1  I\in.i4.to. Nadab  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
1  f.i<;. Nadab  the  fon  of  Jeroboam  began  torei. 
zy.Nadabfind  all  Ifrael  laid  fiege  to 
3 1. acts  of  Nadab,  and  all  that  he  did 
1  tlm2.28.fons  of  Shammai,i\faM,&  Abifhur 
jo.fonsof  Nadab,  Seled,and  Appairn  ■ 
8.30.  Baal  and  Nadab,  fonnesofGibeon 

Chap.  9.  36. 
$agge. 
Lttke  J.i  J.which  was  the  fon  of  Nagge 

iftsrjalfel. 
Nam.21.19.from  Nahaliel  to  Bamoth  Ifr. journe. 

Jftobalal. 
Jojh.zi.%  5.  Nabalal  with  her  fuburbs  given  toZe. 

Jfrahallai. 
Jojb  19.1  $.Nahallal>  and  Shimronscities  of  Zebu. 

Jftahalol. 
Judg.  1 .3  o.nor  the  inhabitants  of  Nahalol 
m  Jfrabam. 

1  C/;io.4.i9.Hodiah,the  lifter  of  Nabam 

|5ahamanf. 
Neh.y.y.  NahamaniiMordecaiy—  came  with  Zer. 
Jfrabairat. 

2  Sam.z^.n.Naharai  the  Berothite,armo.bear.to 

1  Cfom  11.39. 


1  Sam.11.1.  Nahajh  the  Ammonite  came  up 

men  of  Jabefhfaid  to  Nahajh,Mikc 
2.  Nahajh  the  Ammonite  anfwered  them  on 
12.12.  when  Nahajh  King  of  Ammoncame 
a  Sam.io.z.  kindneffe  to  Hanun  fon  of  Nahajh 
1  Chron.19.2. 
i7.2f.Abigail,the  daughter  of  Nahajh 
27.  ShobithefonofIV*i2/;«jS 
1  Chro.  19.1. Nahajh  King  of  Ammon  died 

$ahath. 
Gen.  j  6. 1 3 .  fons  of  Revel,  Nabatb3Shzmm& 

1  Cbron.i.ij. 
i7.dukes  of  Revel,duke  ]\T<Jte/j,duke 

1  Cfcro.6.26.fonsof  Elkana,  Zophai,  Nahatb 

2  Cbio.i  1.1  }.Nabatb,&  Afihel,&  Jerimoth  over. 

Jftahbt. 
Num.i^.i^.Nabbi  fon  of  Vophfi  went  to  fearch 

jj^aho?,  otherwife  called  J]5acho2. 
Gen.i  i.2  2.Serug  lived  3o.yeers,and  begat  Nabor 
23 .lived  after  he  begat  Nahor  two  hun.yeers 
zq.Nabor  lived  29.yeers,and  begat  Terah 
zj.Nabor  lived  after  he  begat  Ter.i  i9.yeers 
26.  Terah — begat  Abram,  Nabor,  &  Haran 
Verfe  27. 
29.Abram  and  Nahor  took  tL:m  wives 

name  of  Nahors  wife,  Milca 
22.20.hath  born  children  to  thy  brother  Nahor 

23.  beare  to  Nahor  Abrams  brother 
24.1  o.went  to  Mefopotamia,— city  of  Nabor 
2f.fon  of  Mikha  wif.  of Nahor 
24.fon  of  Milcha,which  (he  bare  unto  Nahor 
47 .daughter  of  Btithuzl, Nahors  fon 
31. 53. God  of  Nahor  judge  betwixt  us 
1  Cfo-0.i.26.  Serug,  Nabor,  Terah 

$ahl|on,  See  $aafl)on. 
I^abmrt. 
Neh.7.7.  Bigvai,  Nahum,  Baanah 
Nahum  1.1. virion  of  Nahum  the  Elkofhite 

$aife. 
fudg.+.zi.  Hebers  wife  took  ana'tle  of  the  tent 
and  fmote  the  naile  into  his  temples 
22.1ay  dead,&  the  naile  was  in  his  temples 
y.26.  (he  put  her  hand  to  the  naile 
Eya  9.8.give  us  znaik  in  his  holy  place 
I  fa.  22.23  .faften  him  as  a  naile  in  a  fure  place 

2  j. (hall  the  naile  that  is  fattened  be  removed 
Zecb.io.q.  out  of  him  came  the  naile 

jftaUefc— jjiafle*. 
Deut. zi. 1  z.  and  paire  hex  nailes 

1  C^>'.22.3.iron  in  abundance  for  Ktf.for  the  doors 

2  C/)7o.3.9.weight  of  the  nailes  was  fifty  (hekels 
Ecclef.iz.i  1  .M.faftened  by  the  mailers  of  affemb. 
7/2.41.7.  he  fattened  it  with  »u7k  that  it  (hould 
Jer.  io.4.they  fattened  it  with  nailes  and  hammers 
Drtff.4.3  3  .his  «a/ei  like  birds  clawes 

■j.iQ.nailes  of  brafle,which  devoured,  brake 
John  20.25. in  bis  handsthe  print  of  hisnailes 

put  my  finger  into  the  print  of  the  nailes 

$atin, 

Lu\e  7. 1 1. went  into  a  city  called  Nairn 

failing. 
Collof.  2.14.  nailing  it  to  his  crofle 

Jfeafotb 
1  &»»».  19. 1 8.he  and  Samuel  dwelt  in  Naioth 
19.  David  is  at  Naioth 
2  2.  behold,  they  be  at  Naioth 
23. Saul  went  thither  to  Naioth 


Ecclef.i.15.  came  forth  of  his  mothers  womb  nab 
7/d.20.i.walking  ne\ed,  and  bare-foot 

3.  walked  mh.ii\d  bare-foot  for  this  3.  veers 
4.».i/^c/3with  their  buttocks  uncovered 
$8.7.feeft  the nahj:d.thit  thou  cover  hirn 
Lam.^.zi.fhAi  make  thy  klfenabjd 
E^ek_.  i6.7.whereas  thou  waft  nailed  and  bare 
22.  when  thou  watt  nal(ed  and  bare 
39.1tave  thee  nailed  and  bare 
18.7. hath  covered  the  nailed  with  a  garment 

Verfe  16. 
23.29.1haH  leave  theeM^v/and  bare 
Hof.z.$.kl\  I  ftrip  her»tf^/,and  fet  heras 
Amos  2.i6.flrall  flee  away  na\cd\n  that  day 
Micab  1.8.I  will  goe  ftript  and  na\ed 

1 1. having  thy  (hame  nalgd 
Hab.^.c).  thy  bow  was  made  quite  na\ecl 
Mat.z<).  36.7?«^c«/,andyec!othedme  not 

Verfe  43. 
38.  or  nal{ed,md  clothed  thee 
44.  when  faw  we  thee  an  bungred,or  na\cd 
Mar\  i4.?r.linnenclothcaftabout  h\sna\.  body 

5  2.he  left  the  linnen  cloth,and  fled  nailed 
John  21. 7. was  na\ed,and  cz&  himfelf  into  the  fea 
Affs  i9.i6.fledoutof  that  hcufezw^rt! 

1  C0A4.1 1. hunger  and  thirftyind  zxzna\ed 

2  Cw.y.  j.fhatl  not  be  found  na\ed 
Rcb.^.i  3. but  all  things  are  nailed  and  open 
fam.z.  if  .if  a  brother  or  fitter  be  na\ed 
Rez>.3.i7.wretched,mifcrable,  and  ml$i 

1 6. 1 5 .  left  he  walks  nailed 
i7.i6.(hallmakeher  delolate  and  na\ei  ' 
l^akcuneiTe. 
Gen.  9.2  2.Ham  faw  the  naliednejje  of  his  father 
2 3.covered  the  nafadnejfc  —  fa  w  not  the  na. 
42.9.  to  fee  the  na\tdncj]'e  of  the  land    Ve.12. 
£^.20.26. that  thy  naj^ednejjebe  not difcovered 

28.42.  linnen  breeches  tocover  their  natydneffe 
Lev.  1 8.6.uncover  their  nafydnejfe 

7.the  na\cdnc(fe  of  thy  father  or  mother 
(  (halt  not  uncover  her  natyednejjc 

Chap.  1 1. 1  j. 

S.nafy.  of  thy  fath.wife  — is  thy  fathers  na\e. 

9  .nafednejje  of  thy  /ifter  borne  at  home,or 

her  naliednejje  thou  (halt  not  uncover 

Verfe  10. 

\o;aa\edmjJe  of  thy  fons  daughter 

their  naliednejje  is  thy  own  natydneffe  ■ 
1  \.na\ednejje  of  thy  fathers  wives  daughter 
1  z.m\ednefje  of  thy  fathers  (ifter 
16.  na\ednejje  of  thy  mothers  lifter 

Chap.  20. 19, 
\H.na\ednejJe  of  thy  fathers  brother 
1  %.na\ednejje  of  thy  daughter-in-law 
1 6 .natydnejj'e  of  thy  brothers  wife 

is  thy  brothers  na\cdncj[e 
\j.na\ednefje  of  a  woman  and  her  daughter 

to  uncover  her  naliednejje,  be  fides  the 
19.  to  uncover  her  na\e.  as  long  as  (lie  is  put 
20. 1 1  .fathersH<%dHr/foboth  (hail  be  put 
17. fee  her  naliednejje,  and  (lie  h\s  na\ednejje 
i8.(hall  uncover  her  naliednejje,  having  her 
20.hath  uncovered  his  uncles  naJiedncfje 
2 1. hath  uncovered  his  brothers  nafednefle 
Dfwf.28.48.in  na\ednejs,  and  in  want  of  all  things 
1  5««?.20.30.confufion  of  thy  mothzx&na^edncjje 
7/4.47. 3-thy  na^edmjfe  (hall  be  uncovered 
Lam.  1 .8  .becaufe  they  have  feen  hevnal{ednejfe 


prophefied  till  he  came  to  Naioth    E^e^.  i6.8.fpread  my  skirt,  and  covered  thy  nailed. 


20.1.  David  fled  from  Naioth 
l^aketj, 
Gca.2.25T.manandhis  wife  werenal(ed 

3.7.were  opened,&  they  knew  they  were  naked 
lo.becaufe  I  was  na^ed,  I  hid  my  felfe 
1 1. who  told  thee  that  thou  waft  na\ed 
Exod.7, 2.25.  Mofesfaw  the  people  weienalied 
Aaron  had  made  them  na. to  their  (name 

1  5iara.19.24.lay  down#a/jM?all  that  day 

2  Cfoo.28. 1  f  .with  the  fpoil  cloth.all  that  were  na. 
i9.made  Judah  na\edyind  rranfgrefled 

fob  1.2 1.  na\ed  came  I  out  of  my  mothers  womb 
and  »<j£«/(hall  I  returne  thither 
2  2.6.ftripped  the  nailed  of  their  clothing 
24.7.caufe  the  na\ed  to  lodge  without 

lo.they  caufed  him  to  go  na.  without  cloth. 
26.6.  hell  is  na\ed  before  him 


$6.nalicd.  difcovered  through  thy  whoredom 
37.and  will  difcover  thy  naliednefje 

that  they  may  fee  thy  naliednejje 
22.io.difcovered  their  fathers  na\ednefs\n  thee 
23-  io.thefe  difcovered  her  naliednejje 

i8.difcovered  her  whoredome  and  na\ednefs 
19.nal1.of  thy  whoredom  (hall  be  difcovered 
Ho/T2.9.given  to  cover  her  naiiedneffe 
Nab.3. 5.  (hew  the  nations  of  thy  na^edncfe 
H<2&.2.  if. that  thou  tnayeft  look  on  their  nah^dms 
Rom.8.3  t.hminejialiednejfe,  or  perill 
2  C0r.11.z7.  in  cold  and  na\ednejfe 
R«\3.i8.thatthe  (hame  ofthy?*4.do  norappeare 

4j3ame. 
Gen.t.n.  the  name  of  the  firft  is  Pifon 
1  i.name  of  the  fecond  river  is  Gihon 
iA.name  of  the  third  river  is  Hiddekel 

19.  as 


NAM        HAM 


NAM       NAM 


ip.as  Adam  called,that  was  the  name 
3. 10.  Adam  called  his  wives  name  Eve 
4.r7.called  the  name  of  the  city  after  thename 

ig.tvio  wives,the  n.of  the  one  Adah^the  oth. 

2  1 .  his  brothers  name  was  Jubal 
y.2.called  their  name  Adam,  in  the  day  when 
10.25.the  n.oi the  one  Peleg,his  bro  Htf.Joktan 

1  Clnon.  1. 19. 
1 1 ,4.1et  us  make  us  a  name,\e&  we  be 
^.therefore  is  the  name  of  it  called  Bab:l 
tp.the  name  of  Abnms  wife  was  Sarai 

the  name  of  Nahors  wife,Milcah 
1 6. 1  .an  Egyptian, w  hofe  name  was  Hagar 
17. 1  y. her »d. Sarai,  but  Sarah  (hall  her  namebe 
19.  ii. therefore  the  72tf7»e  of  the  city  Zoar 
n.i4.Nahors  concubine,whofe  na-  was  Reu. 
if.  i.Abraham  took  a  wife,and  her  na.was  Ke. 
16.  j  j.  the  name  of  the  city  is  Beerfheba 
18.  ip.but  the  name  of  that  city  was  called  Luz 
19.16.the7z4.of  the  elder  was  Leah,and  the  na. 
30.11  .daughter,  and  called  her  name  Dinah 
3  i.48.therefore  was  the  name  of  it  called  Gal. 
3  j.i7.theref.the»a.of  the  place  was  called  Sue. 

3  5.8.  the  name  of  it  was  called  Allon-Bachuth 
36.  j  i.the  name  of  his  city  was  Dinhabah 

1  Chroti.1.43. 

3  y.Hadad, — -the  nameoi his  city  was  Avith 

1  Ch/on.1.46. 
39.Hadar,— the  name  of  his  city  was  Pau 

1  Chron.  1.50. 
his  wives  na.v/is Mehatabal    1  Cfo-.i.yo. 
38.i.Adulamite,  whofe  name  was  Hirah 
i.daughter  of  a  Canaan.whofe  stf.was  Shuah 
6.a  wife  for  Er,  whofe  name  was  Tamar 
4i<45.Pharaoacalled  Jofephs  TTtfffle  Zaphnath 
y  zrnrne  of  the  fecond  called  he  Ephraim 

4  8.6.after  the  name  of  their  brethren 

i6.the  name  of  my  fathers,  Abraham,Ifaac 
50.1  i.wherfore  the  TM.ofit  was  cal.Abel-miz. 
EXod.  1 . 1 5  .name  of  the  one  Shtphra,8ii»w  of 

1  5  .13.  therefore  the  na.  of  it  was  called  Marah 
i8.3.two  fons,  na.  of  the  one  Ger(hom,the  na. 
34.14.  the  Lord,  whole  Name  is  Jealous>is  a 

Leu.  18.11.  neither  (halt  thou  profane  the  Na.  of 
Chap.  19. 1 1. 
11. 6.  not  profane  the  Name  of  their  God 
I    ii.i.that  they  profane  not  my  holy  Name 
3  i.neither  {hall  ye  profane  my  holy  Name 
14.1  i.Ifraelitifh  wom.fon  blafph.the  na.oi the 
Num.i  !•  i6.the  name  of  the  one  was  Eldad 
i6.the  name  of  the  other  Medad 
17.1.  write  thou  every  mans  name  upon  his  rod 
5. (hall  write  Aarons  Ktf.upon  the  rod  of  Le. 

2  y . 1  q.name  of  the  Ifraelite  that  was  flam 

i^.name  of  the  Midianitifh  wo.that  was  fla. 
z6.ti6.na.  of  the  daughter  of  Afher  was  Sarah 

5  9. name  of  Amrams  wife,was  Jochebed 
27-4.why  mould  the  name  of  our  father  be  done 

3  2.4i.called  it  Nobah,after  his  own  name 
Dett£.7.24.fhalt  deftroy  their  na.itom  under  heav 

9.  i4.b!ot  out  their  name  from  under  heaven 
i8.n,when  a  pro.fpeaketh  a  word  in  the  na.oi 
n.i4.bringupanevillH(?weuponher 

19. hath  brought  up  an  evill  n.  upon  a  virgin 

2y.6.firft-b.fhall  fucceed  in  the  na.  of  his  brot. 

7.  to  raife  up  unto  his  brother  a  na.in  Ifrael 

26.19.and  in  praife,  and  in  na.  and  in  honour 

28.58.feare  this  glorious  and  fearfull  Name 

Jojb.  5.9  name  of  the  place  called  Gilgal 

7.9.what  wilt  thou  doe  unto  thy  great  Name 

16.7u.of  the  place  was  called,The  val.of  A. 
14.15.  na.  of  Hebron  before  was  Kiriath-Arba 
1 5.1  y.?z«.of  Debir  before  was  Kiriath-Sepher 

Judg.  1.  11. 
i9.47.Lefhem,Dan>after  the  na.oi  their  father 
23 .7.neither  make  ment;of  the  na.oi  their  gods 
Judg.x.  10.  na.oi  Hebron  before  was  Kiriath-Ar. 
l-j.name  of  the  city  was  called  Hormah 
z$.name  of  theciiy  before  was  Luz 
26.which  is  the  name  of  the  city  to  this  day 
8.3 1.  bare  him  a  (on  whofe  TM.was  cal.Abimel. 
13.2.  man  of  Zorah,  —  whofe  name  was  Man. 
1 6.4.woman— of  Sorek,whofe  TM.was  Delilah 
1 7. 1  .a  man  of  mount  Ephr.whofe  TZd.was  Mic. 
18 .  i9.they  called  the  name  of  the  city  Dan 

after  the  name  of  Dan  their  father 


Ruth  j.z.nameoithe  man  was  Elimelech 

name  of  his  wife  Naomi 
q.name  of  the  one  was  Orphah 

and  the  name  of  the  other  Ruth 
2. 19.  mans?Ztf.with  whom  I  wro.  to  day  is  Bo. 
4.  y.  to  raife  up  the  name  of  the  dead  upon 

Verfe  10. 
io.that  the  na.oi  the  dead  be  not  cut  oS 
1 7.  her  neighbours  gave  it  a  name 
1  Sam.i.zhi&vfto  wives>  the  «<z.of  the  one  Han. 
Lthe  name  of  the  other  Peninnah 
S.z.name  of  his  firft-borne  was  Joel 

z.  name  of  his  fecond  Abiah 
9.1. there  was  a  man  of  Ben. whofe  »tf.wasKiih 

2. had  a  fon  whofe  name  was  Saul 
iq.q.name  of  the  one  wi.  ¥>ozzt,name  of  the 
49, Sauls  daughters,«iJ.ofthe  firft-b.was  Me. 
name  of  the  younger  Michal 
jo,name  of  Sauls  wife  was  Ahinoam 

na.oi  the  captain  of  his  hoft  was  Ab. 
i7.ii.Da.wasthefonofthatEph'whofe«.was 
z y.j.the  name  of  the  man  was  Nabal 

name  of  his  wife  was  Abigail 
9.fpake  to  Nabal  in  the  name  of  David 
1  Saw. 3. 7.  Saul  had  a  concub.  whofe  Btf.was  Riz. 
4.i.the  name  of  the  one  was  Baanah 

the  name  of  the  other  Rechab 
6.i.whofe  Name  is  called  — by  the  L.  of  hofts 
7.9.  and  have  made  thee  a  great  name 

like  the  name  of  the  great  men 
13. whom  God  redeemed  to  make  him  zna. 
8.13  .David  got  him  a  name  w  hen  he  teturned 
9.2.a  fervant  whofe  name  was  Ziba 

1 2.Mephibo.  had  a  fon  whofe  na.w&$  Micha 
i3.i.Abfo.had  a  fair  After  whofe  TZtf.was  Tarn. 
3.  Amnon  had  a  friend  whofe  na.  was  Jona. 
I4.7.(hall  not  leave  to  my  husband  neither  na. 
27.Abfol.had  adaugh.whofe3d.was  Tamar 
16. 5. man  of  the  houfe  of  Sawhofe  na.was  Shi. 
i7.ty.Amafawasamansfon,who.7Ztf.wasIth. 
18. 1 8  .called  the  pillar  after  his  own  name 
20.1.  a  man  of  Belial,whofe  name  was  Sheba 
23.i8.Abi(haihad  thename  among  three 
22.Benaiah  had  the  name  among  three 

1  Kjn.  1.47 .God  made  thename  of Solom.  better 
1 1. 16.  whofe  mothers  name  was  Zeruah 
14.11.to  put  his  Name  there :  and  his 

1Cfow2.12.13. 
his  mothers  name  was  Naamah 
Ver.31.  zChrm.iZi\i. 
1J.2.  his  mothers  name  was  Maachah 

Verfe  10. 
1 6.24.called  the  name  of  the  city  after  the  name 
18.24.  call  ye  on  the  name  of  your  gods 

I  will  call  on  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
2  f. call  on  the»<««eofyourgods,&  put  no  s 
26.calledon  the  »?»?£' of  Baal 
21. 8. (he  wrote  letters  in  Ahabs  name 
22.4i.Jkho(haphat,his  mothers  name  wasAzu. 

2  i<w.8.26.Ahaziah,his  mothersTta-was  Athaliah 
1 1. 1  Jehoafh  mothers  name  was  Zibiah 
I4.2.reigned  iy.ye.in  Jeruf.his  mot.7M.was  Je. 

27-would  not  blot  out  the  name  of  Ifrael 
2  Kjn.i  5. 2. his  mothers  name  was  Jecholtah 
33. his  mothers  name  was  Jerufha 
18.1.  his  mothers  name  was  Abi 
1 1 .  i.Manaff.  his  mothers  name  was  Hephribah 
19.  Amon  ,  his  moth.name  was  Meihullem. 
2  2.i.Jofi?.h,  his  motheis  name  was  Jedidah 
23.3  i.Jehoaaz,his  moth.name  was  Hemital 

36jehoiakim,  his  moth.name  was  Zebudah 
24.8.Jehoiachin,  his  mot.name  was  Nehufhtah 
i8.Zedekiah,his  mothers  was  Hamutal 

Jer.  52.1. 

1  Cfo-.2.i6-Jerahmeel  hadawifewho.TM.was  Ata. 

29.  theiM.ofthe  wife  of  Abi(hur  was  Abih. 

34.  Sheihan  had  a  ferv.  whofe  na.vtzs  Jarha. 

4.3.  name  of  their  filler  was  Hazelelponi 

7.iy.whofe  filters  7M77ze  was  Maacha 

na.oi  the  fecond  was  Zelopliehad 
i6.Maachabarea  fon,&  called  hiszztf.Perefh 
name  of  his  brother  was  Sherefh 
8.19.  whofe  wives  name  was  Maachah 

Chap.  9.  35. 
1 1. 20.  Abifhai  had  a  name  among  the  three 
24.Benaiah.had  a  TZtf.among  the  three  might. 
S  f  f  2 


NAM      NAM 

13.6.  whofe  name  is  called  on  it 
i7.8.have  made  thee  zname  like  the  nameoi 
zi.to  make  thee  a  name  ofgreatnefle 
1  Ckro.},  1 7.cal.  the  na.oi  thai  on  the  rig.ha.Jachin 
the  na.  of  that  on  the  left,  Boaz 
i2..ij.chofe  the  city  of  Jeru.to  put  his7Ztf.there 
i3.Rehoboam,— 'his  mothers  name  was  Na. 
ij.i.  his  mothers  name  was  Mtchaiah 
2o.2  6.thes.wasca!led,ThevalleyofBerachah 
3 1.  Jeholhaphat,  his  mot.name  was  Azubah 
21.2.  Ahaziah,his  mothers  name  was  Athaliah 
24. 1  Joafh,  his  mothers  name  was  Zibiah 
2  y.  1 .  Amaziah,his  mothers  na.  was  /ehoadan 
i6.j.Uzziah,  his  mothers  name  was  Jecholiah 
i7.i.Jotham,  his  mothers  name  was  Jerufhah 
28.9.pro.oftheL.wasthere,who.^.wasOded 
29.i.Hezekiah,his  mothers  name  was  Abijah 
E^ra  2.  6.  and  was  called  after  their  name 

Neh.-7.63. 
y.i.prophefied  in  the  Na.  of  the  God  of  Ifrael 
14.  were  delivered  to  one  whofe  aa.was  She. 
Neh.  1 9. 7. and  gaveft  him  the  name  of  Abraham 

io.fo  didft  thou  get  thee  a  name 
Efiber  2.y  in  Shuihan  was  a  Jew  whofe  7z.was  Mo. 
2  2.certified  the  King  in  Mordecai's  name 
3.1 2. in  the  na.oi K.Ahafhuerus  was  it  written 
8. 8. write  for  the  Jewes  in  the  Kings  name 

the  writing  wch  is  writ.in  the  K.M.may 
io.and  he  wrote  in  King  Ahafhuerus  name 
9.26.calledthefe  dayes  Purimjafter  the  name  of 
Job  1.1  .there  was  a  man  whofe  name  was  Job 

1 8.  i7.be  (hall  have  no  name  in  the  ftreet 
P/a2.9.y.haftputout  the\x name  forever 

20. 1.  the  Name  of  the  God  of  Jac.  defend  thee 

y.in  the  Name  of  our  God  will  we 
44.10. if  we  have  forgotten  the  IVrf.ofour  God 
69.30.I  will  praife  the  Na.oi  God  withafon<* 
83.4.77-2.  of  Ifrael  may  be  no  more  in  remembr. 

1 8.  whofe  Name  alone  is  Jehovah 
99. 3. let  them  praife  the  great  and  terrible  Na. 
109.13. let  their  name  be  blotted  out 
1 1 3.3.  the  Lords  Name  be  praifed 
Pro. 10.7 .the  name  oi  the  wicked  (hall  rot 

22.1.  a  good  na.  is  rather  to  be  cho.then  riches 
3  0.9. take  the  Name  of  the  Lord  my  G.  in  vain 
Ecclef.j.i.z  good  na.is  better  then  preci.ointment 
Ifa.14.z1.cut  off  from  Baby.the  na.  and  remnant 
5  y.  1 3. it  (hall  be  to  the  Lord  for  a  Name 
y  6. 5 .1  will  give  thein  a  name  bett.then  of  fons 
an  everlaft.72tf.that  (hall  not  be  cut  off 
y  7. 1  y .  w hofe  Name  is  holy 
6i.i.(halt  be  called  by  a  new  name 
63.1 2.  make  my  felf  an  everlafting  NaMe 

i4.make  thy  felfa  glorious  Name 
6y.  1 5. (hall  leave  your  name  for  a  curfe 

1 5. and  call  his  fervants  by  another  name 
66.zz.io  fhallyour  feed  and  your  name  remaine 
Jer.  1 3 . 1  i.be  unto  me  for  a  people  and  a  name 
3  i.2o.haft  made  thee  a  name  as  at  this  day 
3  3 ,9.(hal!  be  to  me  a  name  of  joy 

1 6. this  is  the  name  wherewith  fhe  (hall 
37.i$.acaptain,whofeH.WZ£wasIrijah 
46.18. whofe  Name  is  the  Lord  of  hofts 

Chap.48.1y.8cy1.y7. 
£^.  10.  zg.name  thereof  is  called  Baamah 
24.2. write  thee  the  name  of  the  day 
39.16.name  of  the  city  fhallbe  Hamonath 
48.3  y. the  nameoi  the  city,  —  The  Lo.is  there 
£)<M.i.7.gave Daniel  the  name  of  Beltefhazzar 
2. 20.bleffed  be  the  IVtf#z*?  of  God  forever 
26.  whofe  name  was  Beltefhazzar 

Chap.  4.  8,  19. 
4.8.according  to  the  Name  of  my  God 
io.i.Daniels77tf7»f  was  called  Beltefhazzar 
Hof.  1 .6.call  her  name  Lo-ruhamah 
2. 1 7. take  away  the  name  of  Baalim 

I7.fhall  be  no  more  remembr.by  their  name 
Amos  y.27.whofe  Name  is  the  God  of  hofts 
Micah  4.  y.all  pco.will  walk  in  the  iVtf.of  his  God 
we  will  walk  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
Zepb.  1.4. the  7z<«7ze  of  the  Chemarims  with 

3.20.I  will  make  you  zname 
Zecb.6. 1 2.  whofe  name  is  the  Branch 
Mat.io.ni.  receiveth  a  pro.inthe  na.  of  a  prophet 
receiveth  a  righteous  man  in  the  »tf.of  a 
4  i.only  in  the  name  of  a  difciple 

28.i9.bagt|zing 


N  AM       N  A  M 


NAM        NAM 


NAM 


NAM 


28.  ^.baptizing  them,In  the  Name  of  the  Fat 
Lu\e  i. 5. and  her  name  was  Elizabeth 
27.  whofe  name  was  Jofeph 
59.  called  him  Zacharias,after  thena.of  his 
6 1  .none  of  thy  kindred  is  called  by  this  name 
2.2  y.a  man  in  Jerusalem  whofe  na.v/as  Simeon 
6.22.caftout  your  name  as  evill 
24,1 8.whofe  name  was  Cleophas,anfwcring 
John  i.£.man  fent  from  God,whofe  Btf.was  John 
3 .  1 8  .hath  not  belee  ved  in  the  Na.  of  the  onely 
j. 43. 1  am  come  in  my  Fathers  Name 
io.2y.  workesthatl  doe  in  my  Fathers  Name 
1   i8.io.fervants»fl#>e  was  Malchus 
Acls  z. 3 8. be  baptized  in  the  N.of  the  Lo. Je.Chr. 
3. 6. in  the  IVd.of  Jefus  Chrift  of  Naza.  rife  up 
4. 7. by  what  name  have  ye  done  this 

1 2. none  other  /wwe  under  heaven  given 
17/peake  henceforth  to  no  man  in  this  Na. 
1 8. nor  teach  in  the  Name  of  Jefus 
30.won.done  by  the  Na.oi the  holy  childje. 
y.28.(houId  not  teach  in  this  Name 

40. mould  not  fpeak  in  the  Name  of  Jefus 
7.y8.young  mans  fcet,whofe  name  was  Saul 
i.iz.Name  of  Jefus  Chrift,they  were  baptized 

i6.baptized  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord  jefus 
9.21  .deftroyed  them  which  called  on  this  name 

27  preached  boldly  in  the  Name  of  Jefus 
13. 6.  falfe  prophet,—  whofe  na.  was  Bar  jefus 
1 y  .26.haZarded  their  lives  for  the  2v\of  our  L. 
]  6. 1 8. command  thee  in  the  N.of  Jef.to  come 
1 9.  y.were  baptized  in  tin Na.of  the  Lord  Jefus 
26.9.contrary  to  the  Na.  of  Jefus  of  Nazareth 
zS.j.name  was  Publius,who  received  us 
Rom.  2.24. Name  of  God  is  blafphtmed 
1  Cm:  1.1  j.  were  ye  baptized  in  the  name  of  Paul 
y.4<in  the  Name  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 

Ephef.  5.  20. 
6.  r  1  .juftified  in  the  Name  of  the  Lo.  Jefus  Ch- 
Ephef.i.zi. every  name  that  isnamed 
Pfc/.2.9.given  him  a  Na.  which  is  above  every  na. 

10.  Name  of  Jefus  every  knee  (hould  bow 
Col.  3. 1 7,doe  all  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord  Jefus 

1  Tim  6. 1. that  the  Na.of  God  and  his  doft.be  not 

2  T«#.2.i9.nameth  the  N.of  Chr.depart  from  ini. 
Hcb.  1.4.  obtained  a  more  excellent  na.  then  they 

j  Jam.  i.y.doe  not  they  blafpheme  that  worthy  Na. 
1  Pet.q*  1 4.reproached  for  the  Name  of  Chrift 
ijohn  3. 23. we  fhould  beleeve  on  theJV.of  his  Son 
y.  13.  beleeve  on  the  Name  of  the  Son  of  God 
that  ye  may  beleeve  on  the  Name  of 
Rev.  2.17. Name  written,  which  no  mm  knoweth 
j.  1. haft  amine  thou  liveft,and  art  dead 
12. 1  will  write  upon  him  the  Na.  of  my  G 


1 1.  y.  choofe  to  put  his  Name  there        Ver.  1 1 
1  Kjn. 14. zi.i  Chro.1z.13, 
2 1. to  caufe  his  Name  to  dwell  there 
1 4. 2  j .  to  place  his  Name  there    Cha.  16.6,11. 
Chap.  16. 1. 
24.to  fet  his  Name  there 
2  y.6.that  his  name  be  not  put  out  in  Ifrael 

io.and  his  name  ihall  be  called  in  Ifrael,  the 
29.20.  (hall  blot  out  his  name  from  under  heav- 
Judg,  1 3 .6.neither  told  he  me  his  name 
Ruth  2.i.his  name  wasBoaz 

4. 1 4. that  his  name  m\y  be  famous  in  Ifrael 

1  Sam.  1. 1  .man  of  Ramathaim,his  name  was  Elk. 

12.22.  not  foifakehis  peoplefor  his  Nam.hke 
1 8.30.(0  that  his  name  was  much  fet  by 
2L7.hisKd.was  Doeg,— thechiefeft  of  the  hea. 
2$'.2S.ashis/M.iS)foishe  :  Nabal  ishisname 

2  &Wi-4.4.became  lame,and  his  itame  wasMephi. 
2  2ft3.23.34.  turned  hisname  to  Jehoiakim 

2  Ch on.  36.4. 
24. 1 7.changed  his  name  to  Zedekiah 

1  Chro.  i6.8.call  upon  his  name,  make  knowne 

29.  the  glory  due  unto  his  Name 

Pftlme  96.  8. 
2  2.9.for  his  name  (hall  be  called  Solomon 
23.1 3.  and  to  blefle  in  his  Name  for  ever 

2  Cfo'.2<J.8.his  name  fprcad  abroad,to  wit,UzZiah 

1  j. his  name  fpread  abroad  far 
Ex.ta  6.1  2.God  that  hath  caufed  his  Na,  todv?ell 
Pfal.z^.^.he  leadeth  me  for  his  Names  fake 
i9.2.the  glory  due  unto  his  Name 
34.3. let  us  exalt  his  Name  together 
4 1 .  y.and  his  name  peri(h 
66. z.  ling  forth  the  honour  of  his  Name 
68.4.fing  praifes  to  his  Name 

by  his  name  JAH,and  rejoyce  bef.him 
69.36.they  that  love  his  Na.mall  dwel  therein 
72.17.his  Name  (hall  endure  for  ever 

17. his  Name  (hall  be  continued  as  long  as 
i9.blefled  be  his  glorious  Name 
76.i.hisNd»»eisgreatin  Ifrael 
96.2.  blefle  his  Name :  (hew  forth  his  falvation 
Pfal.  ioo.  4. 
99.6.among  them  that  call  upon  his  Name 
ioy.i.  call  upon  his  Name :  make  knowne 

Ifa.  1 2.4. 
io6\8.hefavedthem  for  his  Names  fake 
in .9. holy  and  reverend  is  his  Name 
13  y.  3. fing  praifes  unto  his  Name 
148. 13. let  them  praife  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
149.3. let  them  praife  his  Name  in  the  dance 
Pro. 2  i.24.haughty  fcorner  is  his  name 
30.4.what  is  his  name 


&  thewBeofthecity  of  my  God    Eccle(.6./\.hisname  fhz\\  be  covered  withdarknefs 


S.n.nameof  the  ftaris called  Wormwood 
9. 1  l.mme  in  the  Hebrew  tongue  is  Abaddon 
1 3 .1.  upon  his  head  the  name  of  the  blafphemy 
1 4. 1. fathers  name  written  in  their  foreheads 
16.9.  blafpheme  the  Name  of  God  which  hath 
17.  s .  upon  her  forehead  was  a  name  written 
i9-i2.»a.written,that  no  mm  knew  buthimf. 
16. name  written,  King  of  ki.and  L. of  lords 
,  Called  the  |}amc,  See  CalleO. 
3|5ame, 

1  Sam.  1 6. 3. dial  anoint  him,whom  I  na  unto  thee 
2«.8.bring  him  up  whom  I  (hall  name  unto  thee 
lfa.6z.i. mouth  of  the  Lord  (hall  name 
His  |5ame. 

Gen.16.1 1  .(hall  call  his  name  I(hmael,becaufe 
17.  i9.thou  (halt  call  his  name  Ifaac 
24.29.Reb.  had  a  brother,  hisname  was  Laban 

2  y. 26.  his  name  was  called  Jacob 
3o.therefore  was  his  name  called  Edom 

3  8.29.  therefore  his  name  was  called  Pharez 

3o.his  name  w3s  called  Zarah 
Exod.3.13.  what  ishis?M«e.?What  (hall  Ifay 
ij.3.theLordishis]v"fl»e  Jer.  33. 2. 

Amos  j.  8.  8c  g.  6. 
20.7.guiltleffe  that  taketh  his  Name  in  vain 

Deut.5.11. 

28.21.  every  one  with  his  name  (hall  they  beac. 

Chap.39.14. 

Dent.i.\4,.  called  them  after  his  owne  name 

6. 1 3  .and  ferve  him,and  (halt  fwear  by  hisName 

Chap.  10.  20. 

io.8.bleffe  in  his  Name  unto  this  day 


2/^.7.14.  and  (hall  cullhisname  Immanuel 
•  8. 3  .call  his  name,  Maher-(halal-ha(h-baz 
9  6.his  name  (hall  be  called  Wonderfull 
1 2.4.  make  mention  that  his  Name  is  exalted 
47.4.  the  Lord  of  hofts  is  his  name 

Chap.48.2.  &  fl.lf.&?4;?. 

48.19.  hisname  (houldnot  have  been  cut  off 
Jet.  1 0.1 6. the  Lord  of  hofts  is  his  Name 

Cha.31.3y.8t  32.18. &  yo.34.8r  51.19. 
1  i.i9.that  his  na.  may  no  more  be  remembred 
2o.9.nor  fpeake  any  more  in  his  Name 
23.6.  this  is  his  Name  whereby  be  (hall  faecal. 
48.17.all  ye  that  know  his  Name,  fay,  How 
Hfl/.i.4.call  hisname  Jezreel 
9. call  h is  name  Lo-ammi 
Amos  4. 1 3.  the  God  of  hofts  is  his  Name 
Zcch.10. 1 2.(hall  walk  up  and  down  in  his  Name 

i4.9.and  bis  Name  one 
Mai. 3. 16. that  thought  upon  hisname 
Mat.  1.2  i.and  thou  (halt  call  his  name  Jefus 
23.(hall  call  his  name  Emmanuel 
i2.2i.  inhisNrfwefliall  the  Gentiles  truft 
Marine  6. 1 4.his  Name  was  fpread  abroad 
Lu\e  1. 1 3  .and  thou  (halt  call  his  name  John 
3  i.and  (halt  call  his  name  Jefus 
63.  his  name  is  Jefus 
z.zi.his  name  was  called  Jefus,which  was  fo 
24.47.  remifllon  (hould  be  preached  in  hisna. 
John  1 . 1 2.to  them  that  beleeve  on  his  Name 
2.2  3. many  beleeved  in  his  Name 
y  .43  .(hall  come  in  his  owne  Name,  him  ye 
20.3 1  .might  have  life  through  his  Name 


Alls  3. 16.8c  his  Nc.me  through  faith  in  his  Namt 
5.4  1  .counted  wtithy  to  fufFer  for  his  Name 
1 0.4 3. that  throuth  his Navie  whofoever  belee. 
1 3.8.Elimas  the  (orcerer,for  fo  is  his  name  by 
1 5-i4.take  out  of  them  a  people  for  his  name 
Rom.  1. y .among  all  nations  (or  his  Name 
Heb.6.10.  which  ye  have  (hewed  toward  his  Name 

1 3. if  .giving  thankes  to  his  Name 
ijehn  2.i2.fins  are  forgiven  you  for  his  Na.fzke 
3  John  7. for  his  Names  fake  they  went  forth 
Kra.3.5. 1  will  not  blot  out  his  name 

y.  but  will  confeffe  his  na.  before  my  Father 
6.8.  pale  horfe,  and  his  name  that  fate  on  him 
9. 1 1.  in  the  greek  tongue  hath  his  name  Apol. 
1 3.6.  to  blafpheme his  name 

17. the  number  of  his  name 
1 4. 1 1  .receiveth  the  marke  of  his  name 
1  y.  2. over  the  number  of  his  name 
22.4.  his  name  (hall  be  in  their  foreheads 
called  his  iftame,  See  Called. 
By  il^ame,  or  By  the  i-iame. 

Exod.6. 3. by  the  Name  of  God  Almighty 
31.2. 1  have  called  byname ,  Baalecl 

Chap.  3  5.30. 
3  3 . 1 2.  I  know  thee  by  name,  and  thou 

Verfe  17. 
Num.^.iz.hyna.  ye  (hall  reckon  the  inftruments 
Jojb.zi.y. cities  which  are  mentioned  byname 
1  Sam.17.z1.  PhihftineofGath,  Gdiizhby name 
z  Sam. 10.11.  Sheba  fon  of  Bichri  byname 
1  f\/«.i  3-2.a  child  (hall  be  bornjoliah  by  name 

1  Cfoo.4.4t.thefe  written  by  name  came  in  the  da. 

1  2.3  i.were  exprefied  byname  to  come  &  make 
i6.4i.expre(Tedby7M#Kiogive  thankes 

2  Cbro.zS.i  y.men  which  were  exprefled  by  name 
3  1.  i9.expre(Ted  by  name  to  give  portions 

JE^i'fj  8.2o.twohun.8c  twen.Ncth.wereexp.bys. 

Efther  2.14.  that  (he  were  called  byname 

Jf/a.44.y.call  himlelf  by  thtname  of  Jacob 
y.furname  himfelf  by  the  name  of  Ifrael 
4T-3-I  theLord,\vhich  call  thee  by  thy  name 
48. /.which  are  called  by  the  name  of  Iftael 

Mat.zj.i  2. found  a  man  of  Cyrene,Simon  by  na. 

Mar\e  y.22.one  of  the  Ruletsjairusby  name 

John  10.3.  calleth  his  (heep  by  name 

Alls  4. 1  o.  by  the  Name  of  Jefus  Chrift  of  Nazar. 

1  Cor.  1 .  io.brethren,I  befeech  you  by  the  N.of  our 

3  John  14.  greet  the  friends  by  name 

Holy  0ame,  See^olp, 
$iime  of  the  Lord,  See  lloiD. 
My  /pjamc. 
Gen>i  2.29. that  thou  doft  aske  after  my  name 

48.16.let  my  >m»k  be  named  on  them 
Exod.i.  1  y  .this  is  my  Name  for  ever 
9.  itf.that  my  Name  may  be  declared 
20.24.all  places  where  I  record  my  Name 
23.21  .my  Name  is  in  him 
Lfv.19.12.not  fweatby  my  Namef&fty 

20. 3. to  profane  my  holy  Name 
Num.6.zj.  put  my  Nd.upcnthe  children  of  Ifrael 
De«r.i8.i9.(hallfpeakinmy  Name 

20. fpeak  a  word  in  my  2v"<i. which  I  have  not 
-7"//^.i3.i8.vvhyaskeft  thou  thus  after  my  name 

1  Sam.  24.2 1. fwear  that  thou  wilt  not  deftf  .my  n. 

2  y .  y.greet  him  in  my  name 

2  Sam.7.  *  3*  n*'a^  build  an  houfe  for  my  Name 

1  Clrron.  22.  10. 
12.28.  called  after  my  name 
1 8. 1 8.no  fon  to  keep  my  name  in  remembrance 

1  Kjtf.y.y.ihall  build  an  houfe  unto  my  Name 

8.  i6.that  my  Name  might  be  therein 
i8.tobuild  an  houfe  unto  my  Name 
I9.he  (hall  build  the  houfe  unto  my  Name 
2  9. my  Name  (hall  be  there :  that  thou  may  ft 
Chap.  23.27. 

9. 3 .  put  my  Name  there  for  ever 
7.hallowed  for  my  Name 

1 1.36.  to  put  my  Name  there 

2  Kjn.  2 1 .4.in  Jerufalem  will  I  put  my  Name 

7.in  this  houfe  will  I  put  my  Name  for  ever 

1  ^0.22,8.81311  not  build  an  boufe  unto  my  Na. 

Chap.  28.  3. 

2  Ch/o.6.  y.that  my  name  might  be  there      Ver.6. 

8. to  build  an  houfe  for  my  Name 
9.(hall  build  the  houfe  for  my  Name 
7. 1 6. that  my  Name  may  be  there  for  ever 

_____  2o.wbic_ 


NAM        NAM 


NAM       NAM 


NAM      NAM 


ao.which  I  have  fanSified  for  my  Name 
3  5 .4.111  Jerufalem  (hall  my  Name  be  for  ever 
7.  will  I  put  my  Name  for  ever 
Neb,  t  .9. to  fee  my  Name  there 
pyrtA89.24.in  my  Name  (hallhis  horn  be  exalted    ■ 

9i.14.he  hath  known  my  Name 
lfa. 29.23.they  mall fanftifie  my  Name 

4 1. if  .the  rifing  of  the  fun,(hal  he  cal  on  m.N. 
42.8.I  am  the  Lord,  that  is  my  Name 
4S.tf.f0t  my  Names  fake,  will  I  deferre 
1  i.how  mould  my  Name  be  polluted 
49. 1. made  mention  of  my  Name 
5  2.5  .my  Name  continually  is  blafphemed 

6.  my  people  (hall  know  my  Name 
66.5. cait  you  out  for  my  Names  fake 
fer.7.1 2.where  I  fet  my  Name  at  the  firfi 
1 4.  i4.prophets  prophefie  lies  in  my  Name 

Verfc  15, 
1 6. 2 1. (hall  know  that  my  Name  is  the  Lord 
23 .2  f.that  prophefie  lies  in  my  Name 
27.caufe  my  people  to  forget  my  Name 

their  fathers  have  forgotten  my  Name 
27.1  5.  prophefie  a  lie  in  my  Name 
29.9.prophefie  falfly  unto  you  in  my  Name 
2 1  .prophefie  a  lye  unto  you  in  my  Name 
23.  have  fpoken  lying  words  in  my  Name 
3 4. 1 6  .y e  turned  and  pollut  ed  my  Name 
44.26.I  have  fworn  by  my  great  Name 
z6.my  Name  (hall  be  no  more  named 
H^.20.9. 1  wrought  formy  Names  fake 

Chap.  14.22. 
44.  have  wrought  with  you  for  my  Na.  fake 
36.23.I  will  fanftifie  my  great  Name 
Z«>;.t3.9.they  (hall  callonmy  Name 
Mai.  1  -6.  that  defpife  my  Name 

1 1  .my  Name  (hall  be  great  among  the  Gen. 
incenfe  (hall  be  offered  unto  my  Name 
14.  my  Name  isdreadfull 
2.2.give  glory  unto  my  Name 

5  .was  afraid  before  my  Name 
4.2.unto  you  that  fear  myName,(ha.l  the  Sun  of 
Mat.  1  o.  2  2.(hall  be  hated  for  my  Names  fake 

Marty  \i.ii<Lu\e  21.17. 
1 8. 5. (hall  receive  one  fuch  child  in  my  Name 

2o.gathered  together  in  my  Name 
19.29.hath  forfaken  houfes— formy  iVrt#Z.fake 
24. 5; .many  (hall  come  in  my  Name 
9-hated  of  all  nations  for  my  Names  fake 
Mar\e  7.9. my  name  is  Legion 

9.37.(hall  receive  one  of  fuch  childr.for  my]V. 
39.(hall  doe  a  miracle  in  my  Name 
4i.giveyouacupof  water  in  my  Name 
1 3 .6.many  (hall  come  in  my  Name 
\  Lu\e  21.8. 

1 6. 1 7. in  my  Name  (hall  they  caft  out  devils 
Lu\e  9.48 .receive  this  child  in  my  Name 
21.12.  and  Rulers  for  my  Names  fake 
John  14. 13.  whatfoeverye  aske  in  my  Name 
14.  aske  any  thing  in  my  Name 
26.  will  fend  in  my  Name 
15  .i6.aske  of  the  Father  in  my  Name 

i\.  thefe  things  will  they  do  for  my  NaSakt 
1 6. 2  3. aske  the  Father  in  my  Name 
24rhave  asked  nothing  in  my  Name 
26.ye  (hall  aske  in  my  Name 
Alls  9- 1  5  •  chofen  velTell  to  bear  my  Name 
i6.he  muft  fuffer  for  my  Names  fake 
1 5.  i7.upon  whom  my  Name  is  called 
&M».9.i7.raifed  thee  up,thatmy  AT.mightbc  ded. 
1  Cor.  1. 15. baptized  in  my  owne»rt»2£ 
Rev.z.i.for  my  Names  fake  haft  laboured 

1 3-holdeft  faft  myName,an&  haft  not  denied 
3 .8  .and  haft  not  denied  my  Name 

Called  by  my  0mm,  See  ffalieO, 
Thy  0mm. 
Gen.  1 2.2. 1  will  make  thy  name  great 
17. 5.  thy  name  any  more  be  called  Abram 

but  thy  name  (hall  be  Abraham 
3  2. 27.what  is  thy  name  ?  and      fudg.i^.ij. 
28. thy  name  (hall  be  no  more  called  Jacob 
29.  tell  me,I  pray  thee,thy  name 
I  f.io.thy  name  is  Jacob,thy  name  (hall  be  no 
more  called  Jacob,but  Ifrael  thy  name 
Exed.f.z  3  .carpe  to  Pharaoh  to  fpeak  in  thy  Name 
Jdflj.j.9.  what'wilt  thou  doe  unto  thy  great  Name 
zSam.7.i6.  let  thy  Name  be  magnified 


22.50.I  will  ting  praifes unto  thy  Name 
1  Kjn.1.47.  name  of  Solomon  better  then  thy  na. 

8.3  3-turne  again,and confefle  thy  Name 
3f.conftffethy  Name,  &  turn  from  their  fin 
4 1.  cometh  out  of  a  far  countrey  for  thy  Na. 
42.for  they  (hall  hear  of  thy  great  Name 
4 3. that  all  peo.of  the  earth  may  kno.thy  N. 
44.houfe  that  I  have  built  for  thy  Names  fake 
Verfe48. 
1  Cbr.  17. 24. thy  Name  may  be  magnified  for  ever 

29.1 3.  we  thank  and  praife  thy  glorious  Name 
1  Cbro. 6. zo.  wouldft  put  thy  Name  there 
24.confefl"e  thy  Name,an<l  pray 
26.confefle  thy  Name,^nd  turn 
3  2. far  countrey  for  thy  great  Names  fake 
3  3. may  know  thy  Name,md  fear  thee 
34.houfe  which  I  have  built  for  thy  Name 
Verfe  38. 

1 4. 1 1.  in  thy  Name  we  goe  againft  this  rnultit. 

20.8.builttheea  fanftuary  forthyiVrtVKe 
9.  for  thy  Name  is  in  this  houfe 
Neb.1.11.  defire  to  feare  thy  Name 

9.  5.  bleffed  be  thy  glorious  Name 
Pfal.f.i  1. let  them  that  love  thy  Name  be  joyfull 

8.i.excellentisthyiv'<*.  in  all  the  earth    Ve.9. 

9.2.will  ting  praife  to  thy  Name 

io.they  that  know  thy  Name  will  put  their 

18.49.  fing  praxes  unto  thy  Name 

22.22.I  will  declare  thy  Na.  unto  my  brethren 

2  5.  i  i.for  thy  Nam.  fake, — pardon  mine  iniq. 

3 1. 3. for  thy  Names  fake  lead  me 

44.5. through  thy  NV*.will  we  tread  them  under 
8 .  and  praife  thy  Name  for  ever 

45.17.I  will  make  thy  Name  to  be  remembred 

48. io.according  to  thy  Name, fo  is  thy  praife 

5  1.9.I  will  wait  on  thy  Name 

54.i.fave  me,0  God,  by  thy  Name 
6.1  will  praife  thy  Name,fot  it  is  good 

iJi.y. heritage  of  thofe  that  fear  thy  Name 
8.fo  will  I  fing  praife  unto  thy  Name 

63.4.11ft  up  my  hands  in  thy  Name 

66.4.they(hall  fing  praife  to  thy  Name 

74.7.cafting  dow.the  dwelling  places  of  thy  N. 

10.  (hall  the  enemy  blafpheme  thy  Name 
18.  foolifh  people  have  blafphemed  thy  Na. 

1 1 .  let  the  poor  and  needy  praife  thy  Name 
7  ^.i.thyName  is  neer,thywondr.works  declare 
79.6. have  not  called  upon  thy  Name 
.    9. help  us,0  Go3,for  the  glory  of  the  Name 

purge  away  our  fins  for  thy  NamXakz 
80.18.  we  will  call  upon  thy  Name 
83.6  that  they  may  feek  thy  Name 
86.9.  (hall  glorifie  thy  Name 

1 1. unite  my  heart  to  feare  thy  Name 

1 2.  will  glorifie  thy  Name  for  evermore 
89.1 2-Hermon  (hall  rejoyce  in  thy  Name 

i6.in  thy  Name  (hall  they  rejoyce 
92. 1. good  to  fing  praifes  to  thy  Name 
109.2 1. doe  thou  for  me,  for  thy  Names  fake 
1 1 5.1 .  unto  thy  Name  give  glory 
119.55.1  have  remembred  thy  Name 

1 3  2,doe  unto  thofe  that  love  thy  Name 
1 3  5. 1 3. thy  Nrt73e,OLord,endureth  forever 
i38.2.praife  thy  Name  for  thy  loving  kindnefs 
haft  magnified  thy  word  above  all  thy  N. 
i39.20.enemies  take  thy  Name  in  vain 
1 40. 1 3  .righteous  (hall  give  thanks  unto  thy N. 
142.7.  that  I  may  praife  thy  Name 
143. 1 1. quicken  me  for  thy  Names  fake 
145. i.I  will  bleffe  thy  Name  for  ever 
2. 1  will  praife  thy  Name  for  ever 
Cant.  1. 3. thy  name  is  as  ointment  pouted  forth 
ifa.is.  i.I  will  praife  thy  Name, for  thou 
26. 8. defire  of  ourfouleistothy  Name 

1  3  .we  make  mention  of  thy  Name 
63.16.thy  Name  is  from  everlafting 
64.2.  make  thy  Name  knowne  to  thy  adverfar. 
7.none  that  calleth  upon  thy  Name 
fer.  10. 6. thy  Name  is  great  in  might 

z  5«families  that  call  not  on  thy  Name 
1  i.i  6. Lord  called  thy  name,K  green  olive-tree 
i4.7.do  thou  it  for  thy  Names  fake 

n.do  not  abhorre  us  for  thy  Names  fake 
19.25.fent  letters  in  thy  name  unto  all  people 
Lrtra.3.55. 1  called  upon  thy  Na.  O  Lord,  out  of 
Dan.g  6.fpake  in  thy  Name  unto  our  Kings 
1 S  f  f  3 


Mieab  6.9. man  cf  wifdome  (hall  fee  thy  Name 
Nahum  Li4.n0  more  of  thy  Namebe  fowne 
Mai.  1.6. wherein  have  we  defpifed  thy  Name 
Mattb.6.9.  hallowed  be  thy  Name 

.   Lu\e  1 1.  2. 
7. 1 2. have  we  not  prophefied  in  thy  Name 

and  in  thy  Name  caft  out  devils 

and  in  thy  IVrt.done  many  wondet.works 

Marty  5.9.  what  is  thysrt/we'  And  he  anfwered 

Luty  8.  30. 
9.3  8.cafting  out  devils  in  thy  Name 

Luke  9.49. 
Luty  10. 17.dev.are  fubject  unto  us  throu.thy  Na. 
John  12.28.  Father,  glorifie  thy  Name 

1 7.6.  have  maniftfted  thy  Name  unto  the  men 
1 1. keep  through  thy  own  Name, thoft 
1 2.I  kept  them  in  thy  Name 
26.decbred.unto  them  thy  Name 
AS  s  9. 1 4-bind  all  that  call  en  thy  Name 
Rom. 1 5.9.  and  fing  unto  thy  Name 
Heb.  2. 1 2.declare  thy  Name  unto  my  brethren 
Ztev.n*i8.and  them  thatfearethy  Name 

15.4.WI10  (hall  not  feare  and  glorifie  thy  Name 
Called  by  thy  0mnz,  See  Called. 

i$ameo. 

G«z.23.i6.weighedthe  filver  which  he  had  named 
27.3  <5.is  he  not  rightly  named  Jacob  • 
48. 1 6. let  my  name  be  named  on  them 

fojh.  2. 1  .harlots  houfe,  named  Rahab 

1  S««.4.2i.(he  named  the  child  Ichabod 
i7.4.champion,?zrt/»M?Goliab,ofGath 
22.20.fon  of  Ahimelech, named  Abiathar 

2  2\/tf.i7.34.Jacob,whom henamedWtael 
1  C/;;'0.2  3.i4.  Mofes  (onsw  ere  ?iamcd  of  the  tribe 
£rt:/e.6.io.that  which  hath  beenjs  named  already 
Ifh.6 1 .6. (hall  be  named  the  priefts  of  the  Lord 
fer.44.z6.  my  Name  (hall  no  more  be  narn.in  thv 
DrtB.5.1 2.Daniel5whom  the  King  »rt#2.Bclce(haz, 
Amos  6. 1  .are  named  chiefe  of  the  nat  ions 
Micab  2.7  .art  named  of  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
Mat.9.0.  Jefus  faw  a  man  named  Matthew 

27. 57. man  of  Arimathea, namedfofz. h 
Mai\  14.32.pbce  which  wasnamed  Gethfemani 
1 5.7. was  one  %«2Batrabbas,which  lay  bound 
Luty  i.5.prieft«4«2^Zacharias 

26.unto  a  city  of  Galilee>  named  Nazareth 
z.n.  Jefus  was  (onamedof  the  angel 
5.27.faw  a  Publican^rtWft/Levi 
6A  3-chofe  twelve>whom  he  named  Apoftles 

14.  Simon  he  namedpeter 
8. 4 1. came  a  man  nam,  Jairus,&  he  was  a  Ruler 
10.18.womM  named  Martha  received  him 
16. 20.W3S  a  certain  beggar,named  Lazarus 
19.2.  was  a  man  named  Zacheus 
2  3. 50. was  a  man,  ?;rtwcrfjofeph,acounfellour 
John  3.1.  was  a  man  of  the  Phanfees,  tfrt.Nicode. 
1 1 . 1  .a  certain  man  was  f\zk,named  Lazarus 
49.one  nam.  Caiaphis,being  the  high  prieft 
Alls  5.i.certainman,?zrt»2?d  Ananias,  wtb  Saphira 
34.Pharifee,»rt#ZMfGamaliel,adoctour 
9.io.difciple  at  Damafcus,  named  Ananias 
1 2.feen  in  a  vifion  a  man  named  Ananias 
3  3  .found  a  certain  ms,nynamed  /Eneas 
36.difciple,  namedTabkba. 
1  i.28.ftood  up  one,named  Agabus 
1 2. 1 3.damofell  came  to  henbenjtamed  Rhoda 
i^.i.certaine  difciple,  M^c^Timotheus 

14.  certain  woman,named  Lydia 
i7-34.a  woman  tfrt«2«£  Damaris 
iS.i.jew  named  Aquila,bornin  Pontus 
7.entred  into  a  manshoufe,  named  Juftus 
24.Jew  named  A  pollos,born  at  Alexandria 
19.24.man  named  Demctrius,a  filver-fmith 
2o#9.young  man  named  Eutychus,  being  fallen 
2 1 . 1  o.a  certain  prophet,  named  Agabus 
24. 1. a  certain  oratour,  named  Tertullus 
27. 1. delivered  Paul  unto  one  named] alius 
Rom.  1 5-20.preach  the  Gof.not  where  Chr.was na. 
1  Cor.  5. 1. fornication,  as  is  not  fo  much  as  named 
Ephef.1.1 1. far  above  every  name  that  is  named 
3.15.  family  in  heaven  and  earth  is  named 
5. 3  .covetoufneffejet  it  not  be  once  named 
iframelp. 
Num.  1 3 . 1 1  .tribe  of  Jokj>h,namely,  of  the  tribe  of 
Deut.4.4$.namelyjlt:zei  in  the  wilderneffe 
Dent.  1 3 .7 ,namely,oi  the  gods  of  the  people 

Judg.  3 . 3  .namely 


NAM        NAM 


N  A  O        NAP 


N  A  R 


NAT 


Jihlg.i .7.namely, ftve  lords  of  the  Philiftins 

8.3  J  .na.Gidzon,  according  to  all  the  goodnefs 
1  Chro.6.^7.  gave  cities  of  Judah^wf/fjHebron 

9.zj.overlight  of  the  gates  of  die  cky,name.  of 
E^rd  10.18  .taken  ftrange  wives,  SMwe/cJeftiua 
Ecck.%. 1  3. fore  evilljM^^riches  kept  to  the  hurt 
lfa.7.  zo.fliave  with  a  rafor  that  is  hired,  namely ,by 
Jer.z6.ii.Xe.nl  men  into  Egypt,;w«?/y,Elnathan 
Mar\  12.3  i.fecond  is  iike,»<uhis,Thou  (halt  love 

Gen.z.zo.  Adam  gave  »*■»»;  to  all  cattell 

2  j.i  j.thefe  are  the  nam.  of  the  fons  of  Khmael 

by  their  JWM.according  to  their  gener. 
1 6.  the  fe  are  their  names  by  their  townes 
26. 1 8. called  their  names  after  the  TM.of  his  f3t. 
36.  lo.namesoi Efau  his  fons,Eliphaz 
'    qo.names  of  the  dukes  of  Efau,by  their  ww 
46.8.thefe  are  thznames  of  the  children  of  Ifra. 
Em/.  1. 1. 
Exod.6.\6.  thefearethe  names  of  the  fons  of  Levi 
23. 1  j. make  no  mention  of  the  na.of  other  go. 
28.9>grave  on  them  the  nam.of the  children  of 
lo.fix  of  their  names  on  one  ftone,and  the 
other  fix  nam.  on  the  other  ftone 

1 1.  engrave  the  two  (tones  with  the  nam.  of 

1 2.  Aaron  (hall  bear  their  names 
2 1.  ftones  (hall  be  with  the  names  of  the  chil. 
29.  Aaron  (hali  beare  the  names  of  the  childr. 

39.6.graven  asfignets,with  the  names  of 
i4.ftones  were  according  to  the  name%  of 
twelve,according  to  their  names 
Num.  i.2.of  their  fathers  with  thenum.of  their  no.. 
Ver.  18,  20, 22>  24,  26,  28,  30,  32, 
34>  36,38,40,42. 
j.thefe  are  the  M.of  the  men  that  (hall  (land 
i7.Aar.  took  thcfe  men  exprefled  by  their  n. 
3.2,thefe  arc  the  names  of  the  fons  of  Aaron 

Verfe  3. 
17. fons  ofLevi  by  their  ?&«8M,Ger(hon,Ko. 
1 8. names  of  the  fons  of  Ger(hon,Libni,and 
40. take  the  number  oftheirnames 

4  j.  by  the  number  of  their  TMOT.from  a  mon. 
1  j. 4.  and  thefe  were  their  names:  Of  the  tribe 

16.  thcfe  are  the  na.oi  the  men  which  Mofes 
26.  j  f.ni.of  the  daughters  of  Zelophehad  were 

5  j. land  (hal  be  divided  —accord,  to  the  na. 
17. i.names  of his  daughters, Mahlah,  Noah 

Jejh.  17. 3. 

j  2.38.Ncbo  &  Baal-meon,  their  Ka.being  cha. 

gave  others,  unto  the  cities  which 

34. 17.Ktf.of  the  men  which  (hall  divide  the  la. 

19. 7?<wz,ofthe  men  are  th:fe:Of  the  tribe  of 

Deut.  i 2.3  .deftroy  the  ?z.of  them  out  of  that  place 

1  Sam.  1 4.49.Saul,the  names  of  his  two  daughters 

17.13  .the  na.of  his  three  fons,Eliab,  Abin.Sha. 

2  Sam.  j. 14. thefe  be  the  «.of  thofe  that  were  born 

zi.S.nam.ol the  mighty  men  whom  David  had 
1  K/3.4.8. thcfe  are  their  names;the  fon  of  Hur  in 
1  C/#\4.38.thefernentioned  by  their na.viext  prin. 
6. 17. names  of  the  fons  of  Gerfhom,  Libni 
6  j. cities  which  are  called  by  their  names 
8.38.Azel  had  fix  fons, whoknam. — Azrikam 
Chap.  9.  44. 
i4-4.are  the  name  so?  his  children — Shamua,& 
23.24.  number  of  names  by  their  polls 
E^.j.4.what  are  the  na.  of  the  men  that  make  this 
10.  asked  their  names  alfo,  to 

might  write  the  na.oi  the  men  that 
8.r3.fons  of  Adonikam,  whofe  nam.  Eliphelet 
10.16.  all  of  them  by  their  nam.vitxe  feparated 
Pfal.16.4.  .take  up  their  names  into  my  lips 
49. 1 1  .call  their  lands  after  their  own  names 
1 47.4.ftars,he  called)  them  all  by  their  names 
Ift.  40. 26.calleth  them  all  by  names 
E^h_.z^.^.names  of  them  were,AhoIah  the  elder 
4.  thus  were  their  names 
48. 1  .names  of  the  tribe  from  the  north  end 

3  i.gates  of  the  city  after  the  na.of  the  tribes 
Dan.  1 ,7.Prince  of  the  eunuches  gave  names 
Hof.i.  17. will  take  away  the  names  of  Baalim 
Zecb.  1 3 ,2.cut  off  the  na.of  the  idols  out  of  the  la. 
Mat.  10.  z.namcs  of  the  twelve  Apoftles 
Luke  10.20.your  names  are  written  in  heaven 
Acl.  1. 1  J.num.of  the  ^.together  were  about  1 20. 


fow.3.4.  haft  a  few  names  in  Sardis 

1 3.8.whofe  names  are  not  written  in  the  book 

Chap.  17.  8. 

17.3.  a  woman  fit— full  oinames  of  blafphemy 

21.12.  and  names  written  thereon,  which  are 

the  names  of  the  twelve  tribes 

14.1*11  them  the  na.ot~ the  twelve  Apoft.of  the 

Ruth  1.2.  Elimelech,  name  of  his  wife  was  Naomi 
3  .Elimelech,Nrtff»w's  h«sband,died 
8.  Naomi  faid  unto  her  two  daughters 
1 1  .Naomi  faid,  Turn  againe,my  daughters 
i9.city  was  moved,and  faid,Is  this  Naomi 
20.call  me  not  Naomi^aW  me  Marah 
2 1. why  then  call  ye  me  Naomijtzinv  the  L. 
2  2.fo  Naomi  returned,and  Ruth 
2. 1  .Naomi  had  a  kinfman  of  her  husbands 
2.Ruth  faid  to  Naomi,Let  me  goe  to  the  fie. 
6.Moabiti(h  damofcl  that  came  back  wth  N. 
ao.iV.faid  unto  her  daughter-in-law,Blefied 
JV(J.faid,Theman  is  of  neer  kin  to  us 
22. Naomi  faid  to  Ruth,  It  is  good5my  daug. 
3 . 1  .Naomi  her  mother-in-law  faid,Shall  I  not 
4.3.  .Afaowi,  that  is  come  againe  out  of 
j  buyeft  the  field  of  the  hand  of  Naomi 
9. bought  all  that  was  Eli. of  the  hand  ofN. 
14. woman  faid  unto  Naomi,B\eScd  be  the 
\6.Naomi  took  the  child3and  laid  it  in  her 
17.  fon  borne  to  Naomi 

|*iaphi(h. 
Gen.z  J.i  j.of  Khmael,  Jttur,  A*d/*i/»,Kedemah 
1  Chron.1.31. 

'     $apthalf. 
Gen.  3  0.8. prevail ed,and  called  his  name  Napthali 
3  j. 2  j  .ton  of  Bilha,  Dan,and  Napthali 
46.24.  fonnesof  Napthali ,Jahzeel 

1  Chron.7.  13. 
qp.zi-Napthali  is  a  hind  let  loofe,giving 
Exod.  1 .4.  Dan,N<2/tf/ra/;,Gad,A(her 
Num.i. 1  j. of  2vd^fca//,Ahira,the fon  of  Henan 
42.children  of  Napthali  throughout  their  ge. 
2.29.captainof  the  child.of  IV^.thall  be  Ahira 
7.78.Ahira,prince  of  the  children  of  Napthali 
26.48. fons  of  Napthali, ,after  their  families 
jo.fami.  of  Nap.  according  to  their  families 
Dcut.zy.  1 3. mount  £bal,to  curie  Zeb.Dan,&IW*. 
3  3. 23. of  Nap.he  faid,0  Napthali,fatistied  with 
34.2. Napthali,and  the  land  of  Ephraim 
J0Jh.19.3z.  fixthlotcameouttothechil.ofW^. 
even  for  the  children  of  Napthali 
20.7.Kedeih  in  Galilee,in  mount  Napthali 
Judg.  1.3  3  .neither  did  Napthali  drive  out  the  inh. 
4.6.called  Barak  out  of  Kadeih-Naptbali 
1  o.Barak  called  Zebulun,and  Napthali 
J. 18. Zebu. &  Na.a  people  that  jeoparded  their 
6.3  j.fentmeflen.unto  Afher,  Zebulun,&  Na. 
7. 1 3. gathered  together  out  of  Napthali 

1  Km  A-1  f.Ahimaaz  was  in  Napthali 
1  j.20.Cinneroth,with  al  the  land  of  Napthali 

2  Kjn.i  f.ig.Nap.lk.  carried  them  captive  toAflyr. 

1  C^0.2.i.Benjamin,]v'i?/tfWiJGadJand  Afher 
1  2.34.of  Napthali  a  thoufand  captaines 

40. Napthali  brought  bread  on  affes 
27. 19. of  Naptbali,~j  i:rimoth,the  fon  of  Azriel 

2  C^.i6.4.Benha.fmote  all  the  (lore  cities  of  W<2. 
3  4.6.unto  Nap.with  their  mattocks  round  abo. 

Pfal.6S.z7-  Zebulun,with  the  princes  of  Napthali 

J/i.9«  * -afflicted  the  land  ofZeb.&  the  land  of  N. 

£■^•48.3  .the  eaft-Iide  to  the  weft-fi.a  por.for  Na. 
4.by  the  bord<  r  of  Na.a  portion  for  Manafleh 
34. three  gates,  one  gate  of  Napthali 

Af<tf.4.i3.dwelt  in  the  borders  of  Zeb.and  Napth. 
1  J.  land  of  Napthaliby  the  way  of  the  fea 

Tribe  of  Jftaptljalf. 

Num.i.^.numbr.  even  of  the  rribeof  JV.3  J400. 
2.2  9.tnbe  of  Wd^.and  the  captain  of  the  child. 
10.27.over  th  hoftof  the  tribe  of  JV.was  Ahira 
13.14.mbe  of  Napth.'Nahbi  the  fon  of  Vophfi 
34.28.pri.nce  of  the  tribe  of Napthali,  Pedahel 

J'fl/^.i9.39.inher  tance  of  the  tribe  of  Napthali 
21.3  2.0m  of  the  tribe  of Napthali,  Kedefh 

1  Chro.  6.76. 

1  Rjn.7.14  widowes  fon  of  the  tribe  of  Napthali 


i8.i?-queftionofworctsand»iJ«Ki  I  1  CMo.6.62.thbeofiv'd/)tfoii/',&  out  of  the  tribe  of 

Pfe7.4.3.fello\v-lab.whofe  nam.zxt  in  the  book  of  |  Rev.7.6.  tribe  of  Napt hali  were  fealed  twelve  tho, 


|?ap}jtal)(m. 

Gf».io.i3.Mizraiin  begat  Naphtukim 

1  Chron.  1. 11, 
i'apbi::' 

L  u\e  i9.20.pound,whtch  I  have  kept  in  a  napkin 
John  1  i.44.face  bound  about  with  a  napkin 
20.7.  napkin  that  was  about  his  head  not  lying 

Rom.  1 6. 1 1  .greet  them  of  1  he  houfhold  of  Na-rcilf. 

Nnm.zz.z6.2x\<g\  of  the  L.went  &  flood  in  ana?. 
Jojh. 17. 1  j. get  thee  up.if  mount  Ephra.be  too#<z. 
1  iC'3.6.4.made  windowes  of  narrew\i°hts 
Pra.23. 27. ftrange  womanisa?2<z>von'  pit 
7yS.49.19.land  of  thy  deftrutl.thall  bfe  too  narrow 
£^.40.16.  narrow  windowes  to  the  little  chain. 
4 1 . 1 6. nay. yi indowes,and  galleries  round  about 
z6.nanovo  windowes,and  palme-trees 
Mat .7.1 4.  narrow  is  the  way  which  leadeth  to  life 
l^artomet), 

1  Kjn.6.6.  made  narrowed  refts  round  about 
Narrower. 

/ya.28.2o.covering  narrower  then  he  can  wrap 

jfrarroaolp. 
Job  1 3.27.  looked  narrowly  unto  all  my  pathes 
Ifa.14. 1 6.they  that  fee  thee  (hall  M.look  on  thee 

il-Jathaii. 

2  Sam.^.i^.bom  unto  him  in  Jauf.Nathan  &  So" 
7.2.King  faid  to  Nathantht  propher,  See  now 

3  .IVd.laid  to  the  King,Goe  doe  all  that  is  in 
4.word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  Nathan 
i7.accordingtothisvilion,fodid  A^a.fpeake 
1 2.1 .  the  Lord  fent  Nathan  unto  David 

j.Da.anger  was  greatly  kindl.&  faid  to 2V. 
7. Nathan  faid  to  David,Thou  arc  the  man 
1 3  .David  faid  to  Nathan,  I  have  finned 

TVd.faidjThe  L.bath  put  away  thy  fin 

1  ^.Nathan  departed  unto  bis  houfe 

2  j.fent  by  Nn.and  called  his  name  Jedidiah 
23.36.  Igal  the  fon  of  Nathan,  of  Zobah 

1  Kjti.  1. 8. but  Nat.the  prophet,and  the  migh.men 
1  o.Nathan  the  prophet  he  called  not 
1 1.  Nathan  fpake  unto  Bathlheba 
22. while  (he  talked  with  theKi.Afa.came  in 
2 3. told  the Ki;faying,Behold,  iV.the proph. 
24.iV<i/b.faid,My  Lo.OKing,ha(l  thouiaid 

3  2.call  Zadok  the  prieft,and  iVa.the prophet 
34.1et  Zadok  and  Nathan  anoint  him 
38. Za.  the  prieft,&  Ntf.rhepro.went  down 
44.King  fent  for  Za.the  prieft,&  2v"jj.the  pr. 

4  j. Za.the  prie.&  Wj.the  pro.have  anovited 
4.  j.foa  of  Nathan  was  over  the  officers 

Zabud  the  fon  of  Nathan  was  principall  1 

1  C/;>-fl.2.36.Attai  begat  Nathan, and  Nathan  begat 
3.  j.born  unto  him  in  Jeruf. — Shobab,and  Na. 
1 1.3  8. J oab  the  brother  of  Nathan 
I4.4.names  of  his  children, Shobab,  &  Nathan 
1 7.i.faid  to  Nathan  the  prophet,I  dwell  in  an 

z.Nathan  faid,Do  all  that  is  in  thine  heart 
3. fame  night  that  the  word  of  G.came  to  N. 
1  j.according  to  the  vifion,fo  did  Nath.  fpeajc 
29. 29. written  in  thebook  of  Nathan  the  proph. 

2  Cfo-«.9.29.ac~tsof  Sol.— writ,  in  the  book  of  N. 
29.2  j.comman.of  Dav.  —and  Nathan  the  pro. 

E^ra  8.i6.then  fent  I  for  Eliczer,  and  for  Nathan 

io.29.Shelemiah,&  Nathan^  Adaiah  had  tak. 

Zee  h.  1 2. 1 2.the  family  of  the  houfe  of  Nath.  apart 

Lnl(e  3.3 1.  which  was  rhe  fon  of  Nathan 

i^atljaneel. 
1  Chro. 2. 1  q.Natbaned  the  fourth,Radd i  the  fifth 
1  j.24.Jeho(h.and  Nathaneel — did  blow  with 
24.6.  Shemaiah  the  fon  of  Nathaneel  the  fcribe 
26.4.10ns  of  Obed-Edom  were — Nathaneel 
John  1.4  j.findeth  Nathaneel,and  faitb,We  have 
^6. Nathaneel  faid,Can  there  any  good  thing 
47-Jefusfaw  Nathaneel  comming  to  him 
48. Nathaneel  faith  unto  him,  Whence  know. 
49. Nathaneel  anfwereth  and  faith,Rabbi 
zj.z.Nathaneel  of  Cana  in  Galilee 
Jftatljanuteleclj. 
zKja.zi.i  1.  chamber  of Nathanmelecb  thecham. 

#at<on. 
Gen.  1  j.i4.that  nation  will  I  judge 

20.4.wilt  thou  flay  alfo  a  rightequs  nation 

21. 13. of  the  bond-woman  will  I  make  anation  , 

3  j.i  1. a  nation,  and  company  of  nations 
.       Exod.tj.zjMQtK  i 


NAT        NAT 


NAT       NAT 


NAT        NAT 


Exo.g.n.none  li.it  in  all  the  la.fince  it  bec.a  nat. 
i9.6.kingdome  of  priefts,and  an  holy  nation 
2 1.8. fell  her  unto  a  ftrange nation 
5 3  .i  3  .confider  that  this  nation  is  thy  people 
34. 10. done  in  all  the  earth,  nor  in  any  nation 

Lev.  18.26.ne1th.any  of  your  nation,nor  any  ftran. 
20.23.not  walk  in  the  mannersof  the  nation 

2ta.i«M  i.make  of  thee  a  great  nation 

Deut.4.  J4.hath  God  aflayed  to  take  him  a  nation 
from  the  midft  of  another  nation 
9.i4.make  of  thee  a  nation  mightier  and_ 

2  8 . 5 3  iru  it  of  thy  land  (hall  a  nation  w  hich 

3  fi.fhall  bring  thee  unto  a  nation  which 
49.L.flial  bring  a  ZMfiflK  againft  thee  from  far 
a  aar.whole  tong.thou  fhalt  not  underft. 
5o.a  nation  of  fierce  countenance 

3  2.2  i.provoke  them  to  anger  with  a  foolifh  na. 

2 8. they  are  a  nation  void  of  counfell 
2  S<z/7z,7.2j.what  one  nation — is  like  thy  people 
1  Cbr.iy.  ir. 

1  1$.  18.10.  no  nct.01  kingd.whith.my  lo.hath  not 

took  an  oath  of  the  kingdom  and  nation 

2  J^OT.17.29.  every  nation  made  gods  of  their  own 

every  nation  in  their  cities 

1  Chro.  1 6.  lo.they  went  from  nation  to  nation 

2  Chro.i<y-6.nation  was  deftroyed  of  nation 

3  2. 1  y.  no  god  of  any  nat.  or  kingdom  was  able 
fob  24.29.  done  againft  ^nation,  or  againfta  man 
P/rt/.3  3.i2.bleffed  is  the  nation  whofe  G.  is  the  L. 
43.i.plead  my  caufe  againft  an  ungodly  nation 
8j.4.cut  them  oft  from  being  a  nation 
105.12.went  from  one  nation  to  another 
106. 5. rejoice  in  the  gladneflc  of  thy  nation 
147.20.  hath  not  dealt  fo  with  any  nation 
Ptt?.i4.34.righteoufnefleexalteth  a  nation 
Ifa.i.4-a  finfull  nation jx  people  laden  with  iniqui. 
2. ^.nation  (hall  nor  lift  up  fword  againft  naiton 
Micab  4.2. 
9. 3 . haft  multiplyed  thy  nation 
lo.g.fend  him  againft  an  hypocriticall  nation 
14.3  2.anfwer  the  meflengers  of  the  nation 
-     18.2.  fend  m  effengers  to  a  nation  fcattered 

a  nation  meted  out,and  trodden  down 
Verfe  7. 
j.6.2.open  the  gates,that  the  righteous  nation 

1 5. thou  haft  encreafed  the  nation 
49'7-whom  the  nation  abhorreth 
5  i.4.give  ear  unto  me,0  my  nation 
5  5. 5. (hall  call  a  nation  thou  knoweft  not 
5 8. 2. know  my  wayes,as  a  nation  that  did 
60.12.  nation  that  will  not  ferve  thee  (hall  per. 
22  .a  fmall  one  (hall  become  a  ftrong  nation 
6<,.i.natwn  that  was  not  called  by  my  name 
68. 8. (hall  a  ?zsrzo?zbeborn  at  once 
for.  2. 1 1. hath  a  nation  changed  their  gods 

5.9.  (hall  not  my  foul  be  avenged  on  fuch  a  m. 

Verfe  29. 

1 5. will  bring  a  nation  upon  you  from  far 

it  is  a  mighty  nation  jt  is  an  ancient  nation 

y.zS.nation  that  obeycth  not  the  voice  of  the  L. 

9. 9. be  avenged  on  fuch  a  nation  as  this 

1  2.1 7.uttetly  deftroy  thai  nation 
i8.7.fpeak  concerning  a  nation, vo  pluck  it  up 

8. nation  againft  whom  I  have  pronounced 
9.fpeak  concerning  a  mtion,to  plant  it 

2  5. 1  i.puniih  that  nation  for  their  iniquity 

3  2.evill  (hall  go  forth  from  nation  to  nation 
27.8. nation  which  will  not  ferve  Nebuchadnez. 

8. that  -nation  will  I  punifh 

13. as  the  L.hath  fpoken  ag.the  nat. that  will 
3 1 .36.1frael  (hall  ceafe  from  being  a  nation 

3  3 .  24. my  peo.that  they  (hould  be  no  mote  a  n. 
48. 2. cut  it  off  from  being  a  nation 
49.31.  get  ye  up  into  the  wealthy  nation 

36.fcatterth.emj  and  there  (hall  be  no  nation 

50.3. out  of  the  north  cometh  up  ■xnaiwn 
Lam. 4.  \  7  .watched  for  a  nation  that  could  not  fave 
fi^fc.2.3.1  fend  thee  to  a  rebellious  nation 

37.22.make  them  one  nation  in  the  land 
O  #2.3. 29.  make  a  decree,  that  every  nation 

8.22.ftand  up  out  of  the  nation 

j2.i.troub.fuchasnev.was  fince  there  wasafM, 
foci  1. 16. a  ?Mf job  is  come  up  upon  my  land 
Amos  6. 14,  raife  up  againft  you  a  nation 
Micab.^.y.rmke  her  that  was  caft  far  effa  At.nati, 
Hob.  1  .^.Caldeans^that  bitter  and  hafty  nation 


Zeph.  z.  1  .gather  together,  O  nation  not  denied 
5.W0  unto  the  nation  of  the  Cherethites 
Hae.z.  14/0  is  the  nation  before  me 
iWi2/.3.9.robbedme,even  this  whole  nation 
JWVtf.21.43.  kingdome  of  God  given  to  a  nation 
24.7.  nation  (hall  rife  againft  nation,  and 

Marli  13.8. 
A^*\7.2<?.woman>  a  Syrophenician  by  nation 
Lu\.y.  J. he  loveth  our  nat.8t  hath  built  us  a  fynag. 

23.2.found  this  fellow  perverting  our  nation 
/oft. ii.48.Romans  (hall come,&  take  our — mil. 
50. one  die,&  that  the  whole  nali.  perifli  not 
5 1  .Jefus  (hould  die  for  that  nation 
j2.and  not  for  that  nation  only 
18.35.thme  own  nation  hath  delivered  thee 
Acts  2. 5. devout  men  out  of  every  nation 

7 .7 .nation  to  whom  they  (lull  be  in  bondage 
10.22.of  good  report  among  all  the  nation 
2 8. come  unto  one  of  another  nation 
3  5. in  every  nation  he  that  feareth  him 
24.2.worthy  deeds  are  done  unto  thisnation 
io.bcen  Judge  unto  this  nation 
i7.came  to  bring  almes  to  my  nation 
26.4.  which  was  at  firft  among  mine  own  nation 
28. 1 9. had  ought  to  accufe  my  nation  of 
Rom.10.19.  by  a  foolifh  nationlwiW  anger  you 
Gal.  1. 14. profited  above  my  equals  in  mine  owns. 
Phil.z.  1  f  .in  the  mids  of  a  crooked  &  perverfe  nat. 
1  Pet .2 .9, ye  are  a  holy  nation 
Rev.^.g.  redeemed  us  out  of  every  kindr.  &  nation 
i4.6.everlaft<gofpel  to  preach — io  every  nation 
I'iattotlg. 
Gen.  1 0.3. divided  in  their  landSjafter  their  nations 
20.fonsof  Him,  —  in  their  nations 
3 1  Xons  of  Shem, — after  their  nations 
3  2.the  fons  of  Noah, — -in  their  nations 

and  by  thefe  were  the  nations  divided 
i4.i.Tidalkingof?z<zfiflW  Verfe  9. 

1 7.4.thou  (halt  be  a  father  of  many  saftoB* 
f  .a  father  of  many  nations  I  have  made 
6.1  will  make  nations  of  thee 
i6.Sarah  (hall  be  a  mother  of  nations 
25.16.  twelve  princes  according  toy  oat  nations 

2 3. two  nations  are  in  thy  womb 
27.29.let  mtionsbovi  down  unto  thee 
3  5.1  i.acomp.iny  oinations  (hall  be  of  thee 
48.19.  his  feed  (hall  become  a  multitude  of  not. 
Sxoi.34.24.caft  out  the  nations  before  thee 

Dent. 4 .38. 
Lev.  1 8. 24.  the  nations  are  defiled 

28.1and  fpewed  out  the  nations  that  were  bef. 
'Num.  1 4. 1  ^.nations  which  have  heard  the  fame  of 
23 .9.  (hall  not  be  reckoned  among  the  nations 
24.8.(hall  eat  up  the  nations,his  enemies 
20.Amalek  was  the  firft  of  the  nations 
De«f.2.25.put  the  fear  of  thee  upon  the  nations 
4.6.  this  is  your  wifdome  in  the  fight  of  the  nat. 

27.  fcatter  you  among  the  nations 
7.i.Lord  hathcaft  out  many  nations  before  thee 
feven  K.tt.greater  &  mightier  then  thou 
1 7. fay  in  thine  heart,Thefe  na.ztt  more  then 
2  2-put  out  thofe  nat.  bef.thee  by  little  &  lit. 
S.zo.natiens  which  the  Lord  deftroyed 
g.i.nations  greater  and  mightier  then  thy  fclf 
4-for  the  wickedn-efle  of  thefe  nati.  the  Lord 
Verfe  5. 
11.23.  then  will  the  L.  drive  out  all  thefe  nati. 
and  ye  (hall  poffeffe  greater  nations 
1 2.2.dcftroy  all  places  wherein  the  nations 
29.  God  (hall  cut  off  the  'nations 
3o.how  did  thefe  nations  ferve  their  gods 
1 5.6.  thou  (halt  lend  unto  many  nations 

Chap.28.1 2. 
thou  (halt  reign  over  many  nations 
18. 9. abominations  of  thofe  nations 
19. 1.  when  the  Lord  hath  cut  offthe  nations 
29.16.came  thorow  the  nations  which  ye  paffed 
3  i.8.divided  to  the  nations  their  inheritance 
43.rejoyce,0  ye  nations }with  his  people 
/o/&.i2.23.kingofthe  nations  of  Gilgal,  one 
fudg.z.zi. nations  whkh-Joihua  left  when  he  died 
23.L0.left  thofe  nations  without  driving  out 

1  &zw.27.8.Amalek.thofe  nat-  were  of  old  inhab. 

2  Saw.7.23.redeemed  from  Egypt,from  the  nations 
1  i^in.i  1. 2. of  the  nations  concern. which  the  Lord 

I4.24.did  according  to  the  abomi.of  the  nations 


2  JSing.ty.z6*naiwns  which  thou  haft  removed^,  & 

3  3,fer.their  gods  afc.the  maner  of  the nations 

18.33  .any  of  the  gods  of  the  nat. ddiv.  his  land 

Chap.r9.12.  I/rf.36.  - 8. 

19. 1 7. kings  of  Aflyria  have  deftrcyed  the  nati. 

21.9.  to  domoreevill  then  did  all  the  nations 

2  Cbr.16.1  i-fay  among  the  nati.  The  Lo.reignerh 

1 7.2 1. by  driving  out  nations  from  before  thy 
2  Cbr.  1 3  .9  .made  priefts  after  the  maner  of  the  nat. 
3  2. 1 3,were  the  gods  of  the  nat.  any  wyes  abl ' 
i4.among  all  the  gods  of  thofe  nations 
17. as  the  gods  of  t he  sa.  of  oth.lan.havenot 
E^ra 4. 1  o.nations  whom  the  great  Afnapper  brou. 
Neb.  1 .8. fcatter  you  among  the  nations 
9-2  2.gaveft  them  kingdoms  and  nations 
1 3. 26. among  the  nal.wzs  there  no  K.iike  him 
fob  1 2. 2 3. he  increafeth  the  natiens^nd  deftroyeth 
he  enlargeth  the  nations 
Pfal.9.  20.that  the  •nations  may  know  themfelves 
22. 27. kindreds  o( the natw?is  (hall  wotfhip 
,  2  S.Lord  is  governcur  among  the  nations 

47.3.  fubdue  the  nations  under  our  feet 
57.9. ring  unto  thee  among  the  nations 
66, 7.his  eyes  behold  the  nations 

77.4.  let  the  nations  be  glad,and  fing  for  joy 
govern  the  nations  upon  earth 

96. y.gods  of  the  nationsavc  idols 
106. 2 7. overthrow  their  feed  among  thsnations 
34.not  deftroy  the  »#.whom  the  L.comman., 
108.3.  fing  praifes  unto  thee  amongthe  nations 
Pro.z^.z^.naiionsdnM  abhor  him 
I  fa.  1.4. (hall  judge  among  the  nations 
5. 26. lift  up  an  enfigne  to  the  'nations 
9. 1. beyond  Jordan,in  G.ilile  of 'the  nations 
io.7.in  his  heart  to  cut  off  nations  not  a  few 
ii.i2.(hallfet  up  an  enfigne  of  the  nations 
1 3 .4  .noife  of  the  kingdomes  of  the  nations 
14.6.  that  rifled  the  nations  in  anger  is  perfecut. 
^.raifed  all  the  kings  of  the  nations 
1 2.cut  down,whicn  didft  weaken  thenalions 
18. kings  of  the  nations — 'lie  in  glory 
17.12.make  a  noife  like  the  rufhing  oinaiions 
■  i^.nations  (hall  rufh  like  the  rufhing  of  Wat, 
23.3.  Sihory— (he  is  a  mart  of  -nations 
25.3.  city  of  terrible  nations  (hall  fear 

3  3.3.  lifting  up  of  thy  felf  the  nati.weve  fcatter. 
34.1.  come  neerye  nations  to  hear 
37.1 2. have  the  gods  of  the  nations  clelive.  them 
40.1 5, nations  are  as  a  drop  of  a  bucket 
4i.2.taifed  the  nations  before  him,&  made  him 

4  5. 1. right  hand  I  have  holden  to  fubdue  nations 
20. draw  neer  togeth.ye  that  are  efca.of  the». 

52.15.fo  (hall  he  (prinkle many  nttions 

5  5. 5. nations  that  knew  thee  not  (hill  ruri 
60.12.  thofe  mtions  (hall  be  utterly  wafted 
64 . 2.the  nations  may  tremble  at  thy  prefence 
66.19.wA  fend  thofe  that  efcape  to  the  nations 

fer.  1.5  .ordained  thee  a  prophet  to  the  nations 

ro. have  fet  thee  over  the  nations 
3.19.3  goodly  heritage  of  the  hofts  of  nations 
q.z.naiwns  (hall  bleffethemfelves  in  him 

i6.mike  ye  mention  to  the  nations 
6.  iS.hear,  ye  nations ,and  know 
io-7.fear  thee,0  King  of  nations 

7-among  all  the  wife  men  of  the  nations 

lo.nat.  (hall  not  be  able  to  abide  his  indign. 
22.8.many  nations  fta\\  paffe  by  thiscity 
25.14.  many  nations  and  great  kings  fhall  ferve 

3 1.  Lord  hath  a  controverfie  with  the  nations 
27.7.  all  nations  (lull  ferve  him,and  his  fon 

1 1 .  nat.thit  bring  their  neck  under  the  yoke 
3  i.7.fhout  among  the  chief  of  the  nations 

lo.hcar  the  word  of  the  Lord,  O  ye  nations 
46. 1  z.nations  have  heard  of  thy  fhame 
50.2.declare  among  the  nations,  Babyl.is  taken 

1  i.hindermoft  of  the  nations  (halbe  a  wilder. 

2  3  .Bab.become  a  defolat.  among  the  nations 
46.cty  is  heard  among  the  nations 

5 1.7. nations  have  drunken  of  her  wine 
20. break  in  pieces  the  nations 
27. blow  the  trumpet  amongthe  nations' 

prepare  the  nations  againft  her 

iS.nations  with  the  kings  of  the  Medes 

4 1. Babyl. become  an  aftonilh.  among  the  na. 

44.  nations  (hall  not  flow  together  any  more 

Lam.i. i.eity  fit  foIitary,that  was  chief  am-thend. 

^Eisk  J.5.Jer"Hi 


NAT-     NAT 


NAT        NAT 


NAT       N  A  U 


£^\$.  j.Jerufalem  fet  in  the  midft  of  the  nations 
6.into  wickedneffe  more  then  the  nations 
7.  multiplied  more  then  the  zwf.round  about 
according  to  the  judgments  of  the  nat. 
8.execute  judgments  in  the  fight  of  nations 
1 4.a  reproach  among  the  nations 
1  j.an  aftonifhmcnt  unto  the  nations 
6.8.a  remnant  (hall  efcape  among  the  nations 

p.they  that  efcape  fhal  remem.me  amo.the  n. 
1  2.  1  ?.  fcatter  them  among  the  nations 
lp.q.nations  alfo  heard  of  him,he  was  taken 

8.tl;en  the  nations  fet  againft  him 
a  j.io.not  be  remembred  among  the  nations 
26.  3  .He  caufe  many  nations  to  come  up  ag.thee 

5.  it  fhall  become  a  fpoil  to  the  nations 
i8.7.bring  upon  thee  the  terrible  of  the  nations 
29.12.fcatt.er  the  Egyptians  among  the  nations 
Chap.50.23. 
1  f. exalt  it  felf  any  more  above  the  nations 

fhall  no  more  rule  over  the  nations 

30. 1 1  .terrible  of  the  nations  fhall  deftr.the  land 

3 1.1  i.terrible  of  the  nations  have  cut  him  off 

16.  made  the  nations  to  fhake  at  the  found  of 

Chap.32.1. 

3  2. 2. like  a  lion  of  the  nations 

9. bring  thy  deftru&ion  among  the  nations 
1  2.the  terrible  nations — fhall  be  deflroyed 
i6.daughters  of  the  nations  fhall  lament  her 
1 8.the  daughters  of  the  famous  nations 
3  j.  10. thefe  two  nations  fhall  be  mine 
36. 13. haft  bereaved  thenations 
i4.neither  thy  nations  any  more 

1  5. neither  fhalt  thou  caufe  the  nations  to  fall 
37.22.  fhall  be  no  more  two  nations 
38.8.brought  out  of  thenations 

1 2.  gathered  out  of  the  nations 
23  .known  in  the  eyes  of  many  nations 
39.27.fincli.  in  them  in  the  fight  of  many  nat. 
D #2.3. 4. to  you  it  is  commanded,0  nations 

y.  ig.nations  and  languages  trembl. before  him 
H0/.8.  10.  though  they  have  hired  among  the  nati. 

9.i7.wanderersamong  the  nations 
Joel  3. 2. whom  they  have  fcattered  among  the  nat. 
/4«z.6.i.wotothem  that  are  named  chief  of  the  n. 
Mic^i.mmy  nations  fhall  come,&  fay, Let  us  go 
3, rebuke  ftrong  nations  afar  off 
1 1  .many  nations  are  gathered  againft  thee 
7. 16, nations  fhall  fee,and  be  confounded 
Nab.  3 .4.  miftreffe  of  witchcrafts,that  felleth  nati. 

?.  will  fhew  the  nations  thy  nakedneffe 
Hab.i.ij.  not  fpare  continually  to  flay  the  nations 
2.8.becaufe  thou  haft  fpoiled  many  nations 
3.6.  drove  afunderthe  nations 
Zepb.  2.14.  all  the  beafts  of  the  nations 
2.6. 1  have  cut  off  the  nations 

8.determination  is  to  gather  the  nations 
Zee. 2.8.  ftnt  me  unto  the  nations  which  fpoiled 
1 1. many  nations  fhall  be  joyned  to  the  Lord 
8.2  2.ftrong  nations  fha\\  come  to  feek  the  Lord 

2  3 .  take  hold  of  all  the  languages  of  the  nat. 
i4#3.go  forrb,and  fight  againft  thofe  nations 

Lu\.\  2.30. thefe  things  do  tneasi.of  the  wor.feek 

2 1.2  j.  upon  the  earth  diftreffe  of  nations 
Atls  i3.i9.deftr.ftven?z^io»jin  the  land  of  Can. 
RoOT.4.i7.made  thee  a  father  of  many  nations 

18.  might  become  the  father  of  many  nations 
Rev.i.z6.to  him  will  I  give  power  over  the  nations 
10. 1 1. thou  muft  prophecy  before  many  nations 
11. 9. tyitions  fhall  fee  their  dead  bodies 

1 8  .nations  were  angry,and  thy  wrath  is  come 
1 3 .7-power  was  given  him  over  nations 
16. 19. cities  of  the  nations  fell 
17. 1  j.  waters  which  thou  faweft  are  nations ,& 
19. 1 5.  fnavp  fword  fhould  fmite  the  nations 
20.3.fhould  deceive  the  nations  no  more 

8. deceive  the  nations  which  arc  in  the  4-quar. 

2 1.24.  nati.  of  them  which  are  faved  fhall  walk 

26.bring  the-1-  honour  of  the  nations  into  it 

22.2. leaves— were  for  the  healing  of  the  nations 

All&tfims. 

Detff-4.19.divid.unto  all;w!. under  the  whole  hea. 

26. 1 9. make  thee  high  above  all  nations 

28.1.  Lo.will  fet  thee  on  high  above  all  nations 

3  7. become  a  by-word  among  all  nations 
29.24.all  nations  fhall  fay,Wherfore  hath  the  L. 
2  Sam.%.  1 1.  gold  that  he  had  dedicate  of  all  nati. 


1  Kjn.4.2  i  .his  fame  was  in  all  nations  round  abo. 

1  d>i\  14. 17. brought  the  fear  of  Da.upon  aWnati. 
i6.24.declare  his  marvellous  wor.  amo.all  nat. 

2  Chro.7. 20.  make  it  a  by-word  among  all  nations 
3  2. 2  3. magnified  in  the  fight  of  all  nations 

Pfal.67.2.  faving  health  among  all  nations 
7  2. 1 1  .all  nations  fhall  ferve  him 

i7.all»<ttifl?ttfhail  call  himblefled 
82.8.  thou  fhalt  inherit  ailnations 
86.9. all  nations — fhall  worfhip  before  thee 
1 1 3«4.Lord  is  high  above  all  nations 
ii7.i.praifethe  Lord, all  ye  nations 
1 18. 10. all  nations  compaffed  me  about 
lfa.2. z.all  nations  fhall  flow  unto  it 
2y«7.vail  that  is  over  all  nations 
34.2.  indignation  of  the  Lord  is  upon  all  nati. 
40. 1 7. all  nations  before  him  are  nothing 
66. 18. 1  will  gather  all  nations  and  languages 
20.bring  your  brethren  outofall/Mfrosj 
,7<Y.27.7.and  all  nations  fhall  ferve  him 

28. 1 1. the  yoke  of  Neb. — fr.the  neck  of  all  na. 
43.5T .  remnant  that  were  returned  from  all  nat. 
Ddft.4.i.Neb.the  K.toall  peop.nations  &  langua. 
6.2  5.Dari.  the  K.  wrote  unto  all  yeoxAe, nations 
7. 1 4.  all  nations  fhould  ferve  htm 
Joel  3.2  gather  all  nations  ^nd  bring  them  down 
Amos  9. 9. lift  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  among  all  nations 
Hab.z.  j.gathereth  unto  him  all  nations 
Hag.z.  7.  and  I  will  fhake  all  nations 

and  the  uefire  of  all  nations  fhall  come 

£1x14.2. gather  all  wtti.againft  Jerufalem  to  batt. 

i9.punifhment  of  all  nat.  that  came  not  up  to 

Mal.2 . 1 2.  all  nations  fhall  call  you  blefi'ed 

Ato.24.9.fhall  be  hated  of  allTfctf.formy  Na.fake 

14.  gofp.preached  for  a  witneffe  unto  all  nat. 

2<j.2  2.before  him  fhall  be  gathered  all  nations 

2  8.  i9.go  ye,and  teach  all  nations Jbaptizing 
Mar.i  i.i7.called  of  aWnations  the  houfeof  pray. 

1 3.io.gofpel  muft  be  publifhed  among  all  nat. 
Lu\e  2  r.  24.  led  away  captive  into  all  nations 

24.47. preached  in  his  Name  among  all  nations 
/4e?.i4,i6.fuff.all»<2/.to  walk  in  their ownwayes 

17.2tf.made  one  bloud  of  all  nations 
Tta.  1.5. faith  among  allnations,  for  his  Name 

i6.26.known  toall»<#.for  the  obedi.  of  faith 
Gal.2.8.  in  thee  fhall  all  nations  be  bleffed 
Rev.7. 9.  multitude  of  all  nations  and  kindreds 

1 2. 5 .man-child,  who  was  to  rule  ov.  all  nations 

1 4. 8. made  all  nat.  drink  of  the  wine  of  the  wr. 
Chap.18.3. 

1  J.4.  all  nations  fhall  worfhip  before  thee 

1 8. 2 3. by  thy  forceries  were  all  nations  deceived 
All  the  Rations. 
GcK.18.18.all  the  nat.oi  the  ear.fhalbeblef.inhim 

2 2. 1 8. in  thy  feed  fhall  allthe»<tfi.  oftheear.be 

Chap.26.4. 

Deut.j/f.,2.  chof.  thee  above  all  the  nations  that  are 

17.14.3  king  over  me,  like  as  all  the  nations 

3  o.  1.  call  them  to  mind  among  all  the  nations 
3 .  gather  thee  from  all  the  nations 

fof.22.4.  all  the  nations  that  I  have  cut  off 
1  Sam.8.$.a  king  to  judge  us  like  all  the  nations 
20,that  we  alfo  may  belike  all  the  nations 
Pfal.9. 1 7.wicked  turned  into  hel,&  all  the  nations 
Ifa.14,16. hand  ftretched  out  upon  all  the  nations 

29.7.multitude  of  all  the  nations  that  fight 
8.fo  fhill  the  multitude  of  all  the  nations  be 

37.18.la1d  wafte  all  the  nations, Si  their  coumr. 

43-9.1et all  thenations  be  gathered  together 

j2.10.in  the  eyes  of  all  the  nations 

6 1 . 1 1 .  praife  to  fpring  forth  before  all  the  nati. 
/ey.3.i7.all  the  nations  fhillbe  gathered  unto  it 

2  j.  1 3  Jeremiah  hath  proph.  againft  all  the  nat. 
1 5; .caufe  all  the  nations  — to  drink  it 
1 7  .made  all  the  nations  to  drink,  unto  w  hom 

26. 6.  city  acurfe  to  all  thenations  of  the  earth 
29. 1 4. will  gather  you  from  all  thenations 
18.  a  reproach  among  all  thenat.  of  the  eartl 
Chap.44.8, 

3  3.9.  name  of  joy  &  honour  before  all  the  nati, 
3  6.2  words  that  I  have  fpoken  — 3g.all  the  nat. 
46.28  make  a  full  end  of  all  the  nations 

Zee. 7.  i4.fcattered  1  hem  — among  all  the  nations 
1 2.9-deftroy  all  the  Bitf.that  come  againft  Jeru. 
i4.i6.1eftof  all  the  nations  that  came  ag.Jeruf. 
Great  $attong,See  <!5ieat. 


Thefe  |5atfolt0. 
De «.i8.i4.thcfe  nat.vi  hich  thou  (halt  poffefs,heark. 
20.1  j.  are  not  of  the  cities  of  thefe  nations 
28.6  j. among  thefe  nati.  (halt  thou  find  no  eafe 
29. 18. ferve  the  godsof  thefe  nations 
3  1 .3-deftroy  thtfe  nations  from  before  thee 
Jof.2i.  3.  God  hath  done  unto  all  thefe  nations 
4.  divide  unto  you  by  lot  thefe  nations 
7  .came  not  among  thefe  nations 
1 2. clave  unto  the  remnant  of  thefe  nations 
13.G.  wil  no  more  drive  out  any  of  thefe  na. 
/«%3.i. thefe  are  the  nations  which  the  Lord  left 
2  Kjng.i  7.4 1. thefe  nations  feared  the  Lord 
1  Chr.  1 8. 1 1. gold  that  he  brought  fr.all  thefe  nati. 
fer.9.26.a.\l  thefe  nations  are  uncircumcifed 
2  5.9.bringtbcm  againft  all  thefe  nations 

ir.thete  nations  fhall  ferve  the  K.of  Babylon 
28.14.yokc  of  iron  on  the  neck  of  all  thefe  war. 

fer.22  .lo.return  no  more,nor  fee  his  native  coun. 

Gen.i  i.28.Haran  died  in  the  land  of  hisnativity 
Ruth  2.1  r.left  thy  father,  &  the  land  of  thy  nativi. 
fcr.46.16.let  us  goto  the  land  of our  nativity 
E\e.  i6.3.birth  &  thy  nath.is  of  the  land  of  Can. 
4.as  for  thy  nativi.  in  the  day  thou  waft  born 
2 1. 30. judge  thee  in  the  land  of  thy  nativity 
23.1  j.Caldcajthe  land  of  their  nativity 

iftature. 

Rom.  1. 2  6.  women  did  change  —  againft  nature 
2.  i4.do  by  nature  the  things  contained  in  the  1. 
27.uncircini)Ci(ion  which  is  by  nature  judge 
1 1. 24. olive  tree  which  is  wild  by  nature 

graffed  contrary  to  nature 
1  Chr.  1 1 . 1 4. doth  not  even  nature  it  felf  teach  you 
Gal. 2. 1  j.Jewesby  nature, and  not  finners 

4.8.did  fervice  unto  them  which  by  nature  ate 
Ephcf.2.2.by  nature  the  children  of  wrath 
Heb.  2. 1 6. took  not  upon  him  the  nature  of  angels 
,7<z/8.3.6.fetteth  on  fire  the  courfe  of  nature 
iPet.i,  4.  partakers  of  the  divine  nature 

JftatttraH. 
Deut-i^.j.eye  was  not  dim, nor  his natu.force  aba. 
Rom.  1 . 26. women  did  change  the  naturaU  ufe 

27.men,leaving  the  nat  wall  ufeof  the  worn. 
3 1.  without naturaU  afi<£tion       2  Tim.3.1. 
1 1. 21. God  fpared  not  the  naturaU  branches 
24-which  be  the  naturaU  branches,be  graffed 

1  Cor.i.iq.natur.  man  receiveth  not  the  things  of 
1 5.44.(0  wn  anatural/,is  raifed  a  fpirituall 

there  is  anaturallboiy 

4tf.not  fir  ft  weh  is  fpir.but  that  which  is  not. 

fam.i.2i.man  beholding  his  naturaU  face  in  a  gl. 

2  Pet.2. 1  z.naturall  brute  beaRs,made  to  be  deftro. 
^aturallp. 

Pbil.i.io.natitrally  care  for  your  eftate 
fude  i  o.know  naturally ,as  brute  beafts 
Cabell. 

Job  40. 1  tf.force  is  in  the  navell  of  his  belly 
Pro. 2. S.n  fhall  be  health  to  thy  navell 
Cant.  7>2.thy  navell  is  like  a  round  goblet 
£^e.i6.4.day  thou  waft  born,thy  saf.was  not  cut 

iftatoesf. 

t  Rjn.7.2  3  .wheels,  their  axle-trees,  &  their  naves 

#3augijt,or  Jl5oagl)t. 

Gen.29.1  j.fhouldft  thou  theref. ferve  mtioinoug. 
Den.  1 3.7 .cleave  nought  of  the  curfed  thing  to  thine 

1  f  .9.  poor  brother,  and  thou  giveft  him  nought 
28. 63. rejoice  to  bring  you  to  nought 

2  Kjng.2. 1 9.  city  is  pleafant,but  the  wat.is  naught 

Neh.q.  1 5.  G.  had  brought  their  counfell  to  nought 

fob  1.9.  Satan  faid,  Doth  fob  fear  God  for  nought 

8.22.place  of  the  wicked  fhallcome  to  nought 

1 4. 1 8.mountain  falling,cometh  to  nought 

2  2.6.  taken  a  pledge  from  thy  brother  for  noitg. 
^/^•33.io.L.bringeth  the  counf.ofthehea.tosa. 

44. 1 2.  thou  felleft  thy  people  for  nought 
Pro.1.2  j  .fet  at  nought  all  my  counfell 

20. 14.it  is  naughtjt  is  naught,Ca.ith  the  buyer 
Ifa.2.  io.take  counfell,  and  it  fhall  come  to  nought 
29.20.terribleone  is  brought  to  nought 

*  i.turn  afide  the  juft  for  nought 
41 . 1 2.they  — fhall  be  as  a  thing  ofnougbt 

24ye  are  of  nothing,  &  your  work  ofnougbt 
49.4.have  fpent  my  ftrength  for  nought 
5  2. 3 .  ye  have  fold  your  felves  for  nought 

j.  my 


NAU        NAY 


N  A  Z        NEB 


NEB 


E  B 


y.  my  people  is  taken  away  for  nought 
Jer.  14. 14a  falfe  vifion,and  a  thing  of  nought 
Amos  5.5-Beth-el  fhall  come  to  nought 

6. 1 3  .rejoice  in  a  thing  of  nought 
Mal.i.  10. who  would  Ihut  the  doors  for  nought 

10.  kindle  fire  on  mine  altar  for  nought 
Mar. 9.1 2.fuffer  many  things, and  be  fet  at  nought 
Luke  2 3. n  Herod  with  his  men  fet  him  at  nought 
Atts  4.n.ftonefet  at  nought  of you  builders 

5.j6.fcattered,  and  brought  to  nought 

3 8.this  work  be  of  men,it  will  come  to  noug. 

19.z7.cran-  is  in  danger  to  be  fet  at  nought 
Zto.14.10.fet  at  nought  thy  brother 
1  Cor.  i.iS.things  w^  are  not,to  bri.to  noug.things 

1.6.  wifd.  of  this  world  —  that  come  to  nought 
z  rfe/:3.8.neith.did  we  eat  any  mans  bre.  for  noil. 
Rev.  1 8 . 1 7.in  one  hour  fo  gr.riches  come  to  nought 

£}augt)tp. 
Pro.6.iz.inaughtyptif.v/a\kcth  withafrow.mou. 

i7.4.1ycr  giveth  ear  to  a  naughty  perfon 
Jer.z^.z.  the  other  basket  had  very  naughty  figs 

l-Jattgijttneffe. 

1  Sam.17.zS.!  know  thypride,&theM«gkoftby 
Pro.  1  i.6.tranfgreflors  fhall  be  taken  in  thehnaug. 
Jam.  1. ii. lay  apart  all  fuperfluity  of  naughtinejje 

jftafcfe, 

1  2^7K.9.i^.Sol.made  a  navie  of  (hips  in  Ezi.Geb. 

i7.Hiram fent  in  thtmvie  his  fervants 

1  o.  1 1 .  navie  alfo  of  Hiram  bro.gold  from  Oph. 

z z.King  had  at  fea  a  navie  of  Tarfhifh 

with  the  navie  of  Hiram 
once  in  three  yeer  C3me  the  navie  of  Tar. 
ifraum. 
Lu^e  j .  z  $  .w  hich  was  the  fon  of  Naum 

GfB.i8.i$.hefaid,  Afayjbut  thou  didft  laugh 
i9#z.they  faid(Afay,but  we  will  abide 
23.1  i.»«y,my  lord,hear  me,  the  field  give  I 

2  3 .  lo.Jacob  faid,Afav,I  pray  thee,  if  now 
42.io.?wyJmy  lord,but  to  buy  food 

1  i.nay,but  to  fee  the  nakedneffe  of  the  coun. 
W«w.z2.?o.wont  to  dofo  unto  thee  ?  Hefaid,rV<y 
fof1.i4.nay,  but  as  a  captain  of  the  hoft  of  the  L. 

24.2i.»<jy,but  we  will  ferve  the  Lord 
Judg.i  i.j.zntbou  an  Ephraimite?  If  he  faid,Nay 
i9.2  3.8MjJmy  brethren,  nay, I  pray  you,do  not 
Ruth  1, 1  i.nay,  my  daughters,it  grieveth  me  much 
1  Sam.z.i6.nay,but  thou  (halt  give  it  me  now 
24.  nay,tfiy  foiis,for  it  is  no  good  report 
8.i9.faid,Nay,but  we  will  have  a  King  over  us 
10.  i9.faid  unto  him,  N<iy,but  fet  a  King  ov.us 
1 2. 1 2.773)1,^1  thou  (halt  fet  a  King  over  us 
z  Saiti.  1 2 . 1  i.nay  jm'y  brother,do  not  force  me 

2  5.K.faid,!V(!y,my  fon,let  us  not  all  now  go 
i6.i8.Huthai  fasd  to  Ab[:alom,W<ty)but  whom 
24.24,wii>,,butl  will  futrely  buy  ic  of  thee 

1  Kj-  z- 1 7.  to— the  Ki  (for  he  wil  not  f3y  thee  nay) 

20.I  pray  thee,  fay  me  not  nay 

ask  on,for  I  will  not  fay  thee  nay 
go.he  fald,N<jy,but  I  will  die  here 
j.z  2. woman  fa  id  ^iiy,  but  the  living  is  my  fon 
a  3. the  other  faid,rv«y,but  thy  Ton  is  the  dead 

2  KJ?i-3 . 1  i-my,foi  the  L.hath called  thefe  3  .kings 

4.16.  nay, wy  lotd,thou  man  of  God, do  not  lie 
20.io.?tay,but  let  the  fhadow  return  backward 

1  rt?'.2i.2  4.Da.faid  toOfnan,N<«y,butI  wil  buy 

Jer. 6. 1 1-nay,  they  were  not  at  all  alhamed 

Chap.8.12. 

Mat .f  .37.Communication  be  yea,  yea ;  MJfiay 
1 3. 29. he  faid>  Way, left  while  ye  gather  up 

Lull.  1 2.  %  I  .peace  on  earth?I  tell  you,N<!)i3but  rath. 
1 5-3-»<%but  except  ye  repent,ye  fhall  all  perifh 

Verfe  5. 
1 6.30. he  faid,iVrt)',fath.  Abr.but  if  one  went  to 

John  7. 1 2, others faid,  Arrf7,but  he  deceiveth  the pe. 

/7<3.i6.57.?/»?yvcrily,btit  let  them  come  themfelves 

Ko/#.3.27.of  woiks  ?  2\T(7)i,butbythelawoffaith 
7-7. nay,  I  had  not  known  fin,but  by  the  law 
8.37.?z«y5in  all  thefe  things  we  are  more  then 
9.2o.sfly,but  O  man,  who  art  thou  that  replied 

1  Cor.6.9. nay  >you  doc  wrong,&  defraud  yoiirbre. 

is.zi.nay,  much  more  thofcmemb.of  the  body 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 7 .there  fhotild  be  yea,yea  ;  nay, nay 

18.  word  to  you  was  not  yea  and  nay 

19.  Son  of  God  — '  was  not  yea  and  nay^  but 
Jam.^.i  z.let  your  yea  be  yea,and  your  nay  nay 


Mat.z.z$.  he  fhall  be  called  a  Nxqtrene 

ifrajareties. 
Acls  24.?.  ring-leader  of  the  feci:  of  the  Na^awies 

ifra3aretrj. 
Mat.z.z%.  dwelt  in  a  city  called  Nazareth 

4. 1 3. leaving  Na^ar.he  came  &  dwelt  in  Caper. 
2 1. 1  i.Jefus  the  prophet  of  Na\aiidb 
26. 7 1.  fellow  was  alfo  with  Jefus  of  Naxxretb 
Mar.  1. 9.  Jefus  came  from  Nazareth  of  Galilee 
24.1et  us  alone,thou  Jefus  of  Na%areth 
10.47. heard  that  it  was  Jefus  oi  Nazareth,  he 
i4.67.thou  alfo  waft  with  Jefus  oi  Nazareth 
i6.6.feek  Jef.of  Nazareth,  which  was  crucified 
Lulie  i.26.angel  Gabr.fent  to  a  city  named  Na\a. 
2.4-Jofeph  went  out  of  the  city  Ito^rf.intojud. 
39.retumed  to  theirown  city  Nazareth 
fr.came  to  Na\areth,&  was  fubjett  to  them 
4.6.  came  to  Na\.  where  he  had  bin  brought  up 
34.wh3t  have  we  to  do  w'h  thee,thou  Je.of  N. 
18.37.told  him,that  Jefus  of  Na\ar.  paHethby 
24. 1 9. J ef.  of  Na\.  was  a  proph.mighty  in  deed 
John  i.45.Jefus  of  Naigretb, the  fon  of  Jofeph 
46.  can  there  any  good  thing  come  out  of  Jv*. 
18.  j.Jefus  of  Na\areth:}tfas  anfweredj  am  he 
7.whom  feek  ye  ?  And  they  faid,  Jef.of  Na%. 
i9.i9.Jefus  of  Nazareth ,  the  King  of  the  Jews 
Acls  z.22.Jef.  of  Nazareth,  a  man  approved  of  G. 
3 .6.in  the  na.  of  Jef.  Chrift  of  Na%.areth,rik  ap 
4.10.  jefus  Chr.of  Nazareth  whom  ye  crucified 
6. 1 4.  Jefus  of  Nazareth  mail  deftroy  this  place 
10.38.G-anoint.ed  Jef.of  Na^. with  the  ho.Gh. 
zz.8.1  am  Jefus  of  Naytmh,v)hoai  thoupeife. 
z6.9.contrary  to  the  name  of  Jefus  of  Nazareth 

Num.-6.iA  vow  of  a  Na\aritc,\o  fepar3te  themfel. 
1 3. this  is  the  law  of  the  Ndtarite 
1 8  .the  Na\  (hall  (hive  the  head  of  his  fepar. 

19.  put  them  upon  the  hands  of  the  Nayirite 

20.  after  that  the  Nd%arke  may  drink  wine 
2 1. law  of  the  Naxa'riie  who  hath  vowed 

Judg.i  3.$.  child  fhall  be  a  Na^arite  unto  God 

Verfe  7. 
16.1 7.  Na\arite  to  G.  from  my  mothers  womb 
$a$arite0. 
Xfl^.4.7.  her  Na\arites  were  purer  then  fnow 
Amos  2;  1  i.raifed  up  of  yOur  young  men  for  titt^. 
1 2.  gave  the  Na^arites  wine  to  drink 
Jl^ah, 
Jof.19. 1 3 .  goeth  out  to  Remon  Methoar  to  Neab 

Jfteajjolte. 
Acts  1 6. 1 1  .came  the  next  day  to  Neapolis 

^tartar;. 
1  C7;*\3.Z2ifonsofShemaiab,Hattufh,&  Neariah 
z$  Sons  of  Neariah,  Elioenai,ahdHczekiah 
4.4i.having  for  their  captains,Ptlatiah,&  Nea. 
jftebat. 
ATc/?.io.i9.Hariph,Anathoth,]Vcfow  fealcd 

iBebaioth. 

G£«.zy.i3.firft-b.ofIflim.  Nebaioth    1  chr.i.zg. 

28.9.Mahalath,  fifter  of  Nebaioth  to  be  his  wife 

36.3.Bathemath,Ifhni.c'aiigh.  fifterof  Nebaioth 

lfa.6o. 7. tarns  of  Ncba'wtb  (hall  minifter  unto  thee 

USebaHat. 
Neh.i  i.34.chihof  Ben.dwelt  at — Zeboim,Nebal. 

j|5ebal,Sfe  Jeroboam. 
Bebo. 

AT«».3  2.3.Shebam,and  Nebo, — aland  for  cattell 
38.R.eubenbuilt— Ncbo,*n&  Baalmeon 
33.47.mountainsofAbarim,before  Nebo 
Deut. 32.49.  get  thee  up  unto  mount  Nebo 

34.1  .Mofcs  went  up  unto  the  mountain  Nebo 
1  Cbro.^.S.  Bela  dwelt  in  Aroer,even  unto  Nebo 
Wtra  2.29.children  of  Nebo,  fifty  and  two 
10.43  .fons  of  Nebo,  Jehiel,  Matti  thiah 
Neh.7 .33.  men  of  the  other  Nebofifty  and  two 
Ipt.  1  <(.i.  Moab  (hall  howl  over  Nebo 

46. i.Bel  boweth  down, Nebo  ftoupeth 
/ey.48. 1.  wo  unto  Nebo,fot  it  is  fpoiled 

22.upon  Nebo,anA  upon  Beth-diblathaim 
jBcbachatS=ne55ar= 
z  Kjn.z4.i.Ncbuchad-n.  king  of  Babylon  came  up 
10. fervants  of  Neb.  came  upagainft  Jerufal. 
1  i  .Ncbuchad-ne^ar  came  againft  the  city 
z^.x.Neb.  he  &  all  his  hoft  came  againft  Jeruf. 
8.in  the  i9-yeer  of  king  Neb. cams  Nebuiar. 


22. people  whom  Nebtt.  king  of  Babylon  left 

1  Cfc>\6.i5.L'.cirriedaway  Jud.and  Jeruf.by  Neb. 

%  Cbr.$6.6.  Jehoiakim, againft  him  came  up  Neb. 

7.]Vefr«cl7.carriedoftheTeflels — -to  Babylon 

10. Nebuc.  fent  and  brought  him  to  Babylon 

13.  he  rebelled  againft  king NcbUcbad-nc\x.. 
£^i'.i.7.£yr.brou.forth'  the  vefl".— which  Arc^.had 

2. 1  .childr.of  the  province,  —  whom  Nebucbad. 

5 .  i  z.  gave  them  iiito  the  hand  of  Neb.  the  king 

i4.veffels — "which  Neb.took  forth  out  of  the 

Ch.ip.(5.y. 

Ne/;.7.6.whom  Neb.  K.of  Babyl.had  carried  away 

Efth.z.6. 

Jer.z7.6- given  thefe  lands  into  the  hands  of  Neb. 

8.  kingd.  which  will  not  fetve  the  fame  Neb. 

zo.Ntbuch.  king  of  Babylon  took  not,  when 

z8.3.bringagaintheveffels  which  Nibuch.took 

1 1.  break  the  yoke  of  Nebuchad-nc^ar 

14.  thefe  nations,  that  they  may  ferve  Nebuc. 
29. 1. people  whom  NcbwbadneTg.  carried  away 

3.Zedekiah  king  of  Judah  fent  unto  Nebiich. 
zi.  deliver  them  into  the  hand  of  Nebucbad. 

32.28  give  this  city  into  the  hand  of  Nebucbad. 

34.nword  which  came  unto  Jer. — ^when  Neb. 

3  9.5. they  brought  Zedekiah  up  to  Ncbnchad-n. 

Dan.i.  1 .  third  yeer  of  Jehoiakim  came  Nibuchad. 

lS.brought  four  men  before  Nebuchad-ne^. 

2.t .  fecond  yeer  of  the  reign  of  Nebuchad-neij. 
Nebttcbad-ne^ar  dreamed  dreams 
28.known  to  Afe^.what  fhalbe  in  the  lat.da. 
46.  Nebuchad-nei^af  fell  upon  his  face 

3 . 1 .  Nebuchad-nc^ar  made  an  image  of  gold 
l.Nebucbad.knt  to  gather  togeth.the  princes 
dedicat.of  the  image  which  NcbucXtt  up 
f  .worfh.  the  golden  image  which  Ncb.fet  up 
9.faid,0  king  Nebiichad-fie^ar,  Hve  for  ever 
1 3. Nebuc— commanded  to  bring  Shadrach 
14.  Ncbuchad-M-^.  faid  unto  them,Ts  it  true 
16.  Nebuc.  we  are  not  carefull  to  anfwerthee 
ly.Ncbucbad-nezzar  being  full  of  fury 
zq.Nebuchad-neigar  being  aftonied,rofe  up 
i6. Nebucbad.  came  to  the  mouth  of  the  furn. 
28  .Neb.  fpake  and  faid,Bleffed  be  the  Go.of 

4.1.  N ebucbad-ney&ar  the  king,  unto  all  people 
4.I  Nebuchad-nCKX-viaS  at  reft  in  mine  houfe 
i8ithis  dream  I  king  Nebuchad-ne.  have  feen 
28.aH  this  came  upon  the  king  Nebuchad-nt 
3  i.O  king  Nebucbad-ne.  to  thee  it  isfpoken 
3  3  .fame  hour  was  the  thing  fulfil,  upon  Neb. 
3  4.at  the  end  of  the  daies  I  Neb. \ift  up  mine 
37.I  Ncb.otzife  &  extoll  the  King  of  heaven 

5.2.veffels  which  his  father  Nebucb.  had  taken 

1 1. man  Whom  Nebu.thy  father  made  mafter 

1 8. God  gave  Nebuehad-n.diy  father  a  kingd. 

Ji'lebtteJja^rejjat. 

Jer.n .z.Nebitchad-reTQ.  king  of  Bab.mafeeth  war 

7.deliver  Zedekiah  into  the  hand  of  Nebucb. 

22.25.gfve  thee  into  the  hand  of  Nebuchad-re\. 

24-i.aftei-  tbatAfcfecW-J'.K.of  Bab.had  carried 

2  y.i.fourth  y.of  Jeho.that  was  the  firft  y.ofN. 
g.Nebuchad-re\M.\n^  of  Baby  Ion  ,my  fervant 

29.21.  deliver  them  into  the  hand  of  Nebucbad. 

3  2. 1. the  eighteenth  yeer  of  Nebuchad-rexza? 
34.1.  A/VWdng  of  Babylon  fought  againft  Jer. 
35.1  i.Iv'c&.king  of  Babylon  came  into  the  land 
37.1.  whom  IvVfr.K.of  Bab-made  K.in  the  land 
39. 1.  Nebuchad-re-^ar  came  againft  Jerufalem 

Chap'f  2.4« 

ji.Nebuchadr. —  gave  charge  concern.  Jere. 

43.10.  fend  &  take  Nebnchad-re\\ar  my  fervant 

44.3  o. Ncbuchad-re. king  of  Babvlon,  his  enemy 

^.z-Nebucbtid-rexW  king  oi  Babylon  fmote 

1 3.ATcteW-r.fl)ouidcome  &  finite  the  land 

26.deliver  them  into  the  hands  of  Nebucbad. 

49  1%. Nebucbad-re. king  of  Babylon  fhall  fmite 

lo.Nebuchad-re^r  hath  taken  counfell 
^o.i7.Nebucbad-re\\ar  hath  broken  his  bones 
i  i.34.Wfi.king  of  Babylon  hath  devoured  me 
52. 12. in  the  19. yeer  of  A/e6*cfe.came  Nebuza, 
2 8. people  whom  Nebucbad-re^.czrtied  capr0 
29. in  the  iS.yeer  of  ivYhe  carried  away  cap. 
3  o.in  the  2  3  .yeer  of  Ne.hc  carried  away  cap. 
£^.26.7.  Nebuchad-rcxxaY,*  king  of  kings 
29. 1 8.  Nebucbad-rexzar  caufed  His  army  to  ferve 
1 9.  give  the  land  of  Egypt  unto  Nehicbad-r. 
3  0.1  o.Egypt  to  ceafe  by  the  hand  of  Nebucbad. 
IftebufbaSfcatr 


NEB   NEC 


NEC   NEE 


NEE    NEE 


Jer.  j  9.1  j  .Nebufhasban>Ralo-  faris,K.of  Bab.princes 

$:btijaraoan. 
2  Kjng.2^.B.Nebw^aradan,a  captain  of  the  guard 

1 1. people  that  were  left  did  Neb.  carry  away 

20.Ndwy.took  and  brought  them  to  the  K. 
Jer.i^.9.Nebu\arad.  carried  away  captive  into  B. 

10. Nebu^aradatt  left  the  poor 

1  i.charge  concerning  Jeremiah  to  Nebular. 

1 5 .  Ncbu\aradan  captain  of  the  guard  fent 
40.  i.word  which  came  to  Jerem.after  that  We. 
41. io.Nebu\aradan  committed  to  Gedaliah 
4j.<J.every  perfon  that  Nebwzaradan  had  left 
$2.i2.Nebu?cctadan,wHci\  ferved  the  K.of  Ba. 

1  i.Nebit^.  carried  captive  certain  of  the  poor 

1 6.  Nebu\.\d  t  certain  of  the  poor  for  vine-dr. 
z6.Neb.tcck,8i.  brought  them  to  the  K.of  B. 
3  o.Neb  .carried  captive  of  the  Jews  74  j.perf. 

ifreceftfltp. 

Job  23.1  i.words  of  his  mou.more  then  my  necej]'. 

A cl .1 3. 46.it  was  necejfary  that  the  word  of  God 
1  5.2  8. no  greater  burden  then  thefe  necefthings 
28. 10. laded  us  with  fuch  things  as  were  necejj'a. 

1  Cor.  1 2. 2  i.memb.which  feem  to  be  feeble  are  ne. 

z  Cor. 9. 5. thought  it  necejjary  to  exhort  the  brethr. 

Phil.2.2  5.  fuppofed  it  necejfary  to  fend  you  Epaph. 

Tit. 1. 14.  maintain  good  works  for  necejfary  ufes 

Reb.g.zs  .necejjary  that  patterns  of  things  in 
il-Jecetlitp. 

Lu\e  2 3 . 1  7  .of  ncccjjity  he  muft  releafe  one 

Rom.  1 2. 1  j  .diftributing  to  the  necejjlty  of  the  faints 

1  Cfl>-.7.j7.havingno  neceffity,  but  hath  power 
9. 16.  nccejjtty  is  laid  upon  me  5  yea,wo 

2  Cor.p^.gjve  not  giudgingly,orof  nccejjtty 
Phil-4.16.knt  once  and  again  to  my  necejjity 
Phi/em.i^not  of  nece/jityjbut  willingly 
Heb.y.xi.oinecejfity  a  change  alfo  of  the  law 


17 .2^.wc\  ftiffejthat  they  might  not  hear 
27.z.yokes,and  put  them  upon  thy  nec\ 

8.  ncc\  under  the  yoke  of  the  king  of  Babyl . 
Verfe  1 1 . 
28.10.yokc  from  off  the  proph.  Jeremiahs  neck 
1 1 .  yoke  of  Nebuchad.  from  off  the  neck  of 
1 2.yoke  from  off  the  neck  of  the  prophet  Jer. 
i4.yoke  of  iron  upon  the  neck  of  all  nations 
$o.8.break  his  yoke  from  off  thy  neck 
Lam.  1 .  14.  tranfgreflions  come  up  upon  my  ncc\ 
E^e^.i6. 1 1 .1  put  — a  chain  upon  thy  neck 
Dan.  j.7.chain  of  gold  about  his  neck      Verfe  1 6. 

29.put  a  chain  of  gold  about  his  nec\ 
Hof.io.n. 1  paffed  over  upon  her  fair  neck 
Hab.  3.1  3.  difcovering  the  foundation  unto  the  ne. 
Mat.  1 8.6.a  milftone  were  hanged  about  his  neck 

Mark  9.42. 
Lu\e  1 5.20.hadcompaffi.&  ran,&  fel  on  his  nu\ 
17.2.  better  a  milft.  were  hanged  about  his  neck 
A6is  1  j.  10.  yoke  upon  the  neck  of  the  difciples 
20. $7.  fell  on  Pauls  neck,and  kiffed  him 

$ec6rt>,  See  £>t<frnec&eU, 
|5ecbs. 
J0f.1o.2a.  feet  upon  the  necks  of  thefe  kings 

&  put  your  feet  upon  the  necks  of  them 
Jndg.5. 30.  necks  of  them  that  take  the  fpoil 
8.2i.ornam.  that  were  on  their  camels  necks 
26.chains  that  were  about  their  camels  necfe 
2  Sam.  2  2. 4 1.  given  me  thenecks  of  mine  enemies 

P/d/.  18.40. 
2  Kjng.  1 7.14  .hardn.their  necks, like  to  the  neck  of 
Neb.  3 .  5  .nobles  put  not  their  necks  to  the  work 
9,i6.dealt  proudly ,and  hardened  their  necks 
1 7. hardened  their  necks, Si  in  their  rebellion 
iYrf.j.r6.walk  with  their  ftretched  forth  necks 
Jet.  1 9.  r  5. hardened  their  nee.  that  they  might  not 
27.12.  bring  your  necks  under  the  yoke 


8.3. it  is  oinecejfity  that  this  man  have  fomwhat '  Lam.  5 .  5.  our  necks  are  under  perfecution 


9.i6.where  a  teftam.is,there  muft  alfo  oinecejl. 

/4<fo20.J4.handshavcminiftred  to  my  necejfities 
2  Cor.6.4.min.of  G.in  much  patience,— in  necejjit. 
1  i.jo.take  pleaf.in  infirm,  in  reproa.  in  necejfit. 

jftecrjo. 

2  Chr.t  $.zo.Necho  king  of  Egypt  came  up  to  fight 
2  2.Jofiab  hearkened  not  to  the  words  of  JV. 
$6.4.Necho  took  Jehoahaz  his  brother 

(7ew.27.16.fut  the  skins  on  the  fmooth  of  his»f. 
40.break  his  yoke  from  off  thy  neck 
3  }.4.Efau  fell  on  his  neck, and"  kiffed  him 
4 1 42.put  a  gold  chain  upon  his  neck 
45.14.on  his  brother  Benjamins  neck,  8c  wept 
and  Benjamin  wept  upon  his  neck 
46.29.  and  hee  fell  on  his  neck 

and  wept  on  his  neck  a  good  while 
49.8.thy  hand  flulbe  on  the  neck  of  thine  enem. 
Exod.  1 3.1 3. not  red.it,then  thou  fhalt  bre.his  ne. 
34.2o.redeem  him not,then  thou  fha.br.hisw^ 
Lev.  5. 8. wring  off  his  head  from  hisneck 
Dent-  2 1.4  ftrike  off  the  heifers  neck  'n  tne  valley 
2 8. 48. iron  upon  thy  neck,t\W  he  have  deftroyed 
i  &a«2.4.i8.his  neck  brakeband  he  died 
a  Chr. 36.13 .ftiffened  his  neck,  &  hardened  his  h. 
Neh.g. 29. hardened  their  neck, ana<  would  not  hear 
Job  1 5. 26. runneth  upon  him,even  upon  his  neck 
i£.»2.taken  me  by  the  m£,and  fnaken  me 
39.19.  clothed  his  neck  w  ith  thunder 
41.22.  in  his  neck  remaineth  ftrength 
Pp/.7y.y.fpeak  not  with  a  ftiffe  neck 
Pro.  i.9>grace  to  thy  headj&  chains  about  thy  nec'k 
j.3.mercy  &  truth,  bind  them  about  thy  neck 

2  2.1ife  to  thy  foul^and  grace  to  thy  neck 
6.2  i.tie  them  about  thy  neck 
29. 1  .hardeneth  his  wc^,fhal  fuddenly  be  deftr. 
Cant,  i.io.thy  neck  c°mely  with  chains  of  gold 
4.4.thy  neck  is  like  the  tower  of  David 

9.raviihed  my  heart  with  one  chain  of  thy  n. 
7.4.  thy  neck  is  as  a  tower  of  ivory 
//}z.8.8.{hall  reach  even  to  the  neck 

10.27.  his  yoke  (hall  be  taken  from  off  thy  neck 
3  o.  2  8.ftream  fhall  reach  to  the  midft  of  the  neck 
48.4<thy  neck  's  an  'ron  finew 
5  2.2.1oofe  thy  fel  f  from  the  bands  of  thy  neck 
66.3.2s  if  he  cut  off  a  dogs  neck 
Jer.j.z6.nor  endined  their  ear,but  hard,  their  ne. 


£^.2i.29.upon  the  necks  of  them  that  are  flain 

Mk.2.$.eviil  from  which  ye  fhall  not  rem.your  n. 

Rom.  1 6.4.  for  my  life  laid  down  their  own  necks 

|5ecromancer, 
Deut.  1 8. 1 1. a  wizard,  or  a  nectomancer 

JdieDaWafc. 
1  Cfvo.3.i8.Jecamiah,  Hofama,  &  Nedabiabjons 

Deut.x  j.8.  lend  him  fufficient  for  his  need 

1  Sam.2 1. 1  f .  have  I  neerfofmadmen 

2  Chr.z.  i6.wood  out  of  Leb.as  much  as  thou  fh.w. 

20. 1 7. fhall  not  need  to  fight  in  this  battell 
Ex'a  6.9.need  of,both  young  bullocks  and  rams 
Pro.  3 1. 1 1. fhall  have  no»ee«/offpoil 
AM.  3. 1 4. 1  have  need  to  be  baptized  of  thee 
6. 8. Father  knoweth  what  things  ye  have  need  of 

3  2. ye  have  need  of  all  thefe  things 
9.1 2.they  that  be  whole  need  not  a  phyfician 

Luke  f.'ji. 
\$-\6 .need not  depart ,give  ye  them  to  eat 
2  i.3.fjy,The  Lord  hath  need  of  them 
26.6  j. what  need  we  any  further  witneffes 

Luke  22.7 1. 
Mar.  2. 1 7.whole  need  not  a  phyfician,  but  the  fick  | 
2  j.  nev.  read  what  Da.did  when  he  had  need 
1 1. 3. fay  ye,that  the  Lord  hath needoi  him 
1 4.6  3 .  w  hat  need  w  e  any  further  w  itneffes 
Luke  9.1 1.  healed  them  that  had  need  of  healing 
1 2. 3  o.Father  knoweth,that  ye  have  need  of 
1  $.7.juft  peifons,which  needno  repentance 
19. 3 1  becaufe  the  Lord  hath  needoi  him 
34.theyfaid/The  Lord  hath  need  of  him 
John  1 3.29.  buy  thofe  things  that  we  have  needoi 
Ail.  2.4  j. parted  them  to  all  men,as  ev.man  had  n. 
4.35.diftribut.wasmade  as  every  man  had  need 
Kff#z.i6.2.affift  her  in  whatbufineffefhe  hath  need 

1  Cor. .7. 36 .need  Co  require,let  him  do  what  he  will 

1 2.2 1. eye  cannot  fay  to  the  hand,I  have  no  ne. 
nor  head  to  the  feet,I  have  no  need  of  you 
24<our  comely  parts  have  noneed 

2  Cor.  3 . 1  .need  we  epiftles  of  commendation 
Phil.q.  1 2.abound,and  to  fuffer  need 

19  my  God  fhall  fupply  all  your  need 

1  Thef.i.B.neednotto  fpeak  any  thing 
4«9.brotherly  love,  ye  need  not  that  I  write 
1 . 1  .of  the  time,brethren,ye  ha ve  no  need 

Heb.^16.  grace  to  help  in  time  of  need 
y .  1 2.needthzt  one  teach  you  again 


12.  need  of  milk,and  not  of  ftrong  meat 
7.1  i.w hat  further  need  was  there  that 
io.36.foryehave>ferf  of  patience 
1  Pet.r.6.  (ifneedbe)  ye  arc  in  heavineffe 

1  John  2. 27. need  not  that  any  man  teach  you 
3. 17. worlds  good,&  feeth  his  brother  have  nee. 

Revel.}. iy.a.m  rich.and  have  need  of  nothing 
2 1. 2  3. city  had  no  need  of  the  fun 
22.  f. needno  candle,  neither  light  of  the  fun 
$eet>rti, 
John  r. 2%. needed  not  that  any  fhould  teftifie 
Atls  17.21. needed  any  thing,feeing  hegiveth 

iBesDeft,  or  jj5ec0ett>. 
Gen.n.x  y.Jacob  kid, W  hat  ncedetb  it 
Luke  1 1 .8  .give  him  as  many  as  he  needeth 
John  1 3 .  10. he  that  is  viaRi<zd,n£edeth  not  fave  to 
\6,io.neede(l  not  that  any  man  fhould  ask  thee 
Ephef.^.iS.  give  to  him  that  needeth 

2  Tim.  2.15  .workman  that  needeth  not  to  be  affi3. 
Heb. 7. 27. needeth  not  daily — to  offer  up  facrifice 

$eeofttU, 

Exta  7.2  o.be  needfull  for  the  houfe  of  thy  God 
Lukt  10. 42. one  thing  isneedfull,and  Mary  hath 
Acls  1f-5.it  was  needfull  to  circumcife  them 
Pfci/.i.24.abide  in  the  flefh>is  more  needf.  for  you 
Jam. 2  .^.things  which  are  needfull  for  the  body 
Jude  1. needfull  for  me  to  write  unto  you 

0eeX)lz. 
Exod.26. i6.vnous,ht  with  needle-Yioxk 

Chap.  27.  16. 
28. 39. make  the  girdle  of  needle-work 
36-37.twined  linnen,of  needle-work 
^S.iS.nccdlc-Yiork,  of  blue,  and  purple 
39.29.  and  fcarlet,  of  needle-work 
Judg.j.io.divasco\o\ixs,oi~  needle-work 

colours  of  needle-woxk  on  both  fides 
Pfal.41.1/1.  raiment  of  needle-work 
Mat.  1 9. 24.camel  to  go  thorow  the  eye  ot~ aneedle 
Mar,io.2$.  Luke  18.25. 

Ge».i7.i3.bought  with  thy  money,  muft  needs  be 
1 9. 9.  he  will  needs  be  a  judge 
24. 5. muft  I  needs  bring  thy  fon  again 
3 1. 30. though  thou  wouldeft  needs  be  gone 
2  Sam.  14.14.muft  needs  die,and  are  as  water 
Jer.  10.5  .needs  be  born,becaufe  they  cannot  goe 
Mat .  1 8 .7.muft  needs  be  that  offences  come 
Mar.  1 3. 7  .fuch  things  muft  needs  be 
Luke  1 4. 18. ground, and  muft  needs  goe  and  fee  it 
John  4. 4. muft  needs  goe  thorow  Samaria 
Ails  i.i<;.fcripture  muft  needs  have  been  fulfilled 
17.3.  Chrift  muft  weds  have  fuffered 
2i.22.multitude  muft  needs  come  together 
Rom.  13.5  .needs  be  fubjecr ,  not  onely  for  wrath 

1  Cw^.ro.then  muft  ye  needs  go  out  of  the  world 

2  Cor. 1  i.jo.if  I  muft  needs  glory, I  will  glory 

ifteedi?. 
Z?e«f.i5.n.openthy  hand  to  the  needy 

24. 1 4,  hired  fervant  that  is  poor  and  needy 
Job  24.4.turn  the  needy  out  of  the  way 

14. the  murderer — killeth  the  poor  &  needy 
Pfd.<).  18. the  needy  ("hall  not  alway  be  forgotten 
i2.5.forthefighingof  the  needy 
1 5. 10. the  needy, from  him  that  fpoileth  him 
37.i4.bent  their  bow  to  caft  down  the—  needy 
40. 1 7  .but  I  am  poor  and  needy,  yet  the 

Pfal.70.%. 
72.4.fhall  fave  the  children  of  the  needy 
1 2.  fhall  deliver  the  needy  when  he  cryeth 
1 3  .fhall  fpare  the  poor  and  needy 

and  fave  the  foules  of  the  needy 
74. 2 1. the  poor  and  needy  praife  thy  Name 
82.3. doe  juftice  to  the  afflided  andneedy 

4-deliver  the  poor  and  needy 
86.i.hearme,for  I  am  poor  and  needy 
109.  i^.peifecuted  the  poor  and  needy  man 
2  2.for  I  am  poor  and  fieedy  :and  my  heart 
1 1 3.7-lifteth  the  needy  out  of  the  dunghill 
Pro.  3  o.  1 4.devour  the  needy  from  among  men 
3  replead  the  caufe  of  the  poor  and  needy 
20.reach«h  forth  her  hands  to  the  needy 
Ifai.io.2.tum  alide  the  needy  from  judgement 
14.30.and  the  needy  fhall  lie  down  in  fafety 

2  5 .4.ftrength  to  the  needy  in  his  diftreffe 
z6.6.of  the  poor,and  the  fteps  of  the  needy 

3  2.7.even  when  the  needy  fpeaketh  right 

4 1. 1 7.  poor 


NEE       NEE 

4 1. 1 7. poor  and  needy  feek  water 
fer.  5.  28  /right  of  the  needy  do  not  they  judge 

2j.i6.hejudgeth  the  caufe  ofthe  Keerfy 
E<^.i6.49.ftrengthen  the  hand  o( the  needy 
1 8. 1 2.oppreffed  the  poor  and  needy 
2  z.*9.have  vexed  the  poor  and  needy 
/ta«4.i.kineofBaflian,— which  cmfh  the  needy 
8.4-ye  that  fwallow  up  the  needy 
6.  and  buy  the  needy  for  a  pair  of  fhooes 
iPeet  joined  with came,See  Came. 
^eer  joined  with  come, See  Come. 
D/aw,ot  drew  Jfteer, See  jDjaxo  or  1D?CW, 
$eer. 
Gew.19.zo.now  this  cityisweer  to  flee  unto 
27.22.Jacob  wentweci'  tolfaac  his  father 

2  5  .bring  it  ncer  to  me,and  I  w  ill  eat 

he  brought  it  necr, znc\  he  did  eat 
i9.io.Jacob  wenc  weer,and  rolled  the  ftone 
45.10.thou  (halt  be  neer  unto  me,thouand 
4.8.10  hce  brought  them  neer  unto  him 
*  b  Verfe  13. 

Exo.  1 3. 1 7-land  of  the  Phili-although  that  was  ne. 
Lev.i8.6.approach  to  any  that  is  neer  of  kin 
1 2.fhe  is  thy  fathers  neer  kinfwomm 
1 3. (lie  is  thy  mothers  neer  kinfwoman 
I7.they  are  hcineer  kinfwomen. 
20. 19. he  uncovereth  his  neer  kin 
2i.2.for  his  kin  that  is  seer  unto  him 
Num.$.6.  bringthe  tribe  of  Levi^ee*" 

5..i6.bring  her  neer,  and  fet  her  before  the  Lord 
16. 9. bring  you  neer  unto  himfelf 

io.hath  brought  thee  neer  to  him 
17.13  .whofo  cometh  neer  unto  the  tab.fhall  die 
26.3.Mofesip3ke  with  them  neer  Jericho 
3 1.1 2.plains  of  Moaby— neer  Jericho 

Chap.3  3.48,50.  &  35.1.  &  36.13. 
I  Dent.  5. 27. go  thou  neer,  and  hear  all 
16.21.plam  trees  neervitito  the  altar 
25.11.wife  draweth  neer  to  deliver  her  husband 
fof.i 5.46.  that  lay  neer  A(hdod,with her  villages 

18.13 .neer  the  hill  that  lieth  on  the  fouth 
Judg.  1 8. *2 2. men  that  were  neer  in  the  houfes 

neer  to  Micah's  houfe,  were  gathered 
20.34.  knew  not  that  evill  was  neer  them 
Ruth  2.20.  man  is  neer  of  kin  unto  us 
3. 9. thou  art  a  neer  kinfman 

1 2. it  is  true,I  am  thy  neer  kinfman 
1  Sam.4.19.  Phinebas  wife  was  with  chi\i,neer  to 
2SiJ«2.i4.30.Joabs  field  is  neer  mine 
19.42.the  king  is  see?"  of  kin  unto  us 

1  KjnS.rf.  land  of  the  enemy,far  or  neer 

2 1 .2.vmeyard — becaufe  it  is  neer  unto  my  houfe 

2  Cfora.6.36  captives  unto  a  land  far  off  or  neer 

2i.i6.Arabiarts,that  weieneer  the  Ethiopians 
Job  4 1 . 1 6  .one  is  fo  neer  to  another  ,that  no  air  can 
Pfal.zz.i  i.be  not  far  from  me,for  trouble  is  neer 

75.i.thatthymmeis  neer,ihy  won.worksdec. 

1 1 9. 1 5 1 .  thou  art  ncer  Q  Lord 

148. 1 4.  children  of  Ifrael,  a  people  neer  to  him 
Pi'0.7.8.thorow  the  ftreet  neer  her  corner 

10.  i4.mouth  of  the  foolifh  is  neer  deftru&ion 

2  7.io.betterisaneighb.thatis72ec>',thenabro. 
ifa.i  3. 1 3. ye  that  are  ?zcer,acknowledge  my  might 

45.21  .tell  ye,  and  bring  them  neer 

46. 1 3  I  bring  neer  my  righteoufneffe 

50.8. he  is  Hew  that  juftifieth  me 

5 1. 5-my  righteoufneffe  is  neer 

5  5.6.call  upon  him  while  he  is  neer 

5  6. 1  .my  falvation  is  neer  to  come 

57,i9.peace,peace— to  hinrthat  is  8m* 
fer.  1 2. 2. thou  art  ncer  in  their  mouth 

25.26.kmgs  ofthe  norch,far  and  neer 

4  8. 2  4«1  and  of  Moab,far  or  neer 

52. 25. took  7  .men  that  were  neer  the  kings  per. 
Lm.4..  1 8.our  end  is  neerpur:  dayes  are  fulfilled 
E^e/j.6. 1 2,he  that  is  neer  (hall  fall  by  the  fword 

7.7  .the  day  of  trouble  is  neer 

1 1.3  .it  is  not  neer,  let  us  build  houfes 

2i.  5.thofe  that  be  neer  (hall  mock  thee 

3  0.3. day  is  ne  eleven  the  day  ofthe  Lord 
V.ra.j.  1 3  .brought  him  ncer  before  him 

9.6.confu(ion  belongs — to  all  Ifra.that  are  neer 
Joel  3.14.  day  of  the  Lord  is  neer  in  the  valley 
Obad.  1 5.  day  ofthe  Lord  is  ncer  upon  the  heathen 
Zepb.  1 .  i4.great  day  of  the  Lord  is  neer 

.  it  is  neer, zni  hafteth  greatly 


N  E  G        N  E  I 

Afiif.14.33.  it  is  neer,  even  at  the  doors 
Mar\  1 3-28.putteth  forth  leaves,fumrner  is  neer 
John  3.23.John  baptising  in  3Lt\ox\,neer  Salim 
4.5.Sychar,weci-  to  the  parcell  of  ground  that 
1  i.54.Jefus  went  into  a  country  neer  the  wild. 
Acts  io.24.called  together  his  kinfmen  &  neer  fr. 
Sfremv, 

Ruth  }.i2.there  is  a  kinfman  neerer  then  I 
{  Rom.i 3. 1  i.(a\v3.t.is  neerer  then  when  webeleeved 

JBecfcU. 
1  Kjng.4.1  5. child  neefidCeven  times 

iJ&eSng. 
Job  4i.8.by  his  neefing  a  light  doth  mine 

iBeglect. 

Mat.1S.17. neglect  to  heat  them }te\\h  tothechur. 
negkcl  to  hear  the  church,  let  him  be 

1  Tim.^.i^.neglecl  not  the  gift  that  is  in  thee 
Hcb.z.$.i£  we  neglecl  fo  great  falvation 

jfteglecteO. 

Atls  6. 1. widows  were  neglccled  in  the  daily  mini. 

Jfreglectmg. 
Col.z.zi.negleffing  the  body,not  in  any  honour 

Negligent. 

2  Cbro. Z9.1 1. my  fons,be  not  now  negligent 
2  Pet.  1. 1 2. not  be  negligent  to  put  you  in  rememb. 

jftehelamtte. 
Jer. zp.z^Xpezk  to  Shemaiah  the  Nebekmite 

3 1. faith  the  L.concerning  Shemaiah  the  Ne. 
3  2 .1  will  punilh  Shemaiah  the  Nebekmite 
$>ehemtatj. 

E\m  z.z.NehemiahjSataizhiReelziah 
Neh.1.1  .words  of  Nehemiab  fon  of  Jachaliah 
$.i6.Nehemiab  the  fon  of  Azbuk 
7.7. came  with  ZerubbabeljJefh.ua,  Nehemiab 
8 .^.Nehemiab  the  Tirlhatha  Chap.  10. 1. 

12.26  Nehemiab  the  governour 
47.Ifr.in  the  dayes  of  Neb.gave  the  portions 
Jfteljalhta, 
2  J£i«.24.8Jehoiachms mothers  na.  was  Nebvjhta 

jfielmfbtan. 
2  Kjng.18.4.  he  called  it  Nehujbtan 

/o/.i9.27.north-fideofBeth-emek  and  Neiel 

$etghbow,  |3eighbot«. 
Exod.  3 . 2  2.every  woman  (hall  borrow  of  her  neig* 

Chap.  1 1. 2. 
1  &z»M5.28.given  it  to  a  neighbour  of  thine 
Pro.27.io.better  is  ^neighbour  that  is  ncer 
Jcr.6. z\. neighbour  and  his  friend  (hall  perifh 
9.20.teach — every  one  her  neighbour  lamentat. 
49. 1 8. overthrow  of  Sodom— and  the  neigh,  cit. 
50.40.Gomorrah,  and  the  neighbour  cities 
Lu\e  10.36. .neighbour  unto  him  that  fell  among 
His  jftefghbour, 

Exod.  1 2.4.him  and  his  neighbour  next  to  his  houfe 
2 1.1 4-come  upon  his  neighbour  to  flay  him 
22,7-deliver  unto  his  neighbour  money 
8. put  his  hand  unto  his  neighbours  goods 

Verfe  11. 
9-pay  double  unto  his  migbbour 
1  o.deliver  unto  his  neighbour  an  affe 
1 4  borrow  ought  of  his  neighbour,  and  it  be 
3  2.27.  flay  every  man  his  neighbour 
Levit.6. 2  .commi  t  a  trefpaffe5&  lie  unto  his  neighb. 
2. or  hath  deceived  his  neighbour 
io.io.commit.adulcery  with  his migbbou.  wife 
24. 19.  caufe  a  blemiih  in  his  migbbour 
73ewt4.42.kill  his  migbbour  unawares 

1 5.2.creditor  that  lendech  unto  his  neighbour 

2.he  (hall  not  exa&  of  his  neighbour 
i9.4.killeth  his  TzeigWwwignorantly 
5  .goeth  into  a  wood  with  his  neighbour 

lightethupon  his  neighbour  thzt  he  dye 

1 1. hate  his  neighbour  p.tiA  lie  in  wait  for  him 

2  2.24.becaufe  he  hath  humbled  his  ntighbo.wiit 

ztf.rifeth  againft  his  neighbour, &  flayeth  him 

27.1 7.curfed  be  he  that  removeth  his  neigbb.lix. 

24-curfed  be  he  that  fmiteth  his  neighbour  fe. 

Jof.zo.  j.fmote  his  neighbour  unwittingly 

Ruth  4.7.plucked  off  his  (hoo,  &  gave  it  to  his  net. 

1  Kw.8.3  i.mantrefpaffe  againft  his  neighbour 
i°.  3  J  .certain  man  faid  to  his  neighbour, Smite 

2  C/;r0.6.2  2.ifa  man  fin  3gainft  his  neighbour 
Job  1 2.4.am  as  one  mocked  of  his  neighbour 

1  <f  .2 1 .man  pleadeth  with  his  neighbour 
Vfal.  1 2.2.fpeak  vanity  with  his  neighbour 


N  EI 


N  EI 


15.3.  nor  doth  evill  to  his  migbbour 

nor  taketh  up  a  reproach  againft  his  nek 
10  i.y.privily  flandereth  h.s  neighbour 
Pi  0.6. 29.  goeth  in  to  his  neighbours  wife 

1 1.9. an  hypocrite — deftroyethhis  neighbour 

1 2.  that  is  void  of  wifdom  defpifeth  his  ncig. 
1 2.  i6.righteous  more  excellent  then  his  neigh. 
1 4. 20. poor  is  hated,  even  of  his  neighbour 

2 1. he  that  defpifeth  his  neighbour  (inneth 
1 6. 29. violent  man  enticcth  his  neighbour 
18. 1 7. his  neighbour  cometh,  and  fearcheth  him 
1 9. 4. poor  is  leparated  from  his  neighbour 
2i. 10.  his  neighbour  ?ix\Aeth  no  favour 
25. 18. that  bcareth  falfe  witnefs  againft  his  net. 
26.1 9-the  man  that  deceiveth  his  neighbour 
29.5.flatterCth  hissez£fcW*,fpreadethanet 
Ecclef.^.q.  man  is  envyed  of  his  neighbour 
I  fa.  3 . 5.oppreffed  every  one  by  his  neighbour 
1 9. 2. fight  every  one  againft  his  neighbour 
41 .6. helped  every  one  his  neighbour 
Jer.  5. 8. neighed  after  his  neighbours  wife 

7.5,  execu.judgment  between  a  man  &  his  nei. 
9.4.  take  ye  heed  every  one  of  his  neighbour 

5. will  deceive  every  man  his  neighbour 

8.fpeak.  peaceably  to  his  nei.with  his  mouth 
22.8.  every  one  (hall  fay  to  his  neighbour 

i3»nfeth  his  neighbours fervice  withour  wages 
23.27.dreams,wch  they  tel  every  one  to  his  nei. 

30.fteal  my  word  every  one  from  his  neighb. 

3  5  .fay  every  one  to  his  neighbour 
3  i.34.teach  no  more  every  man  hisneighbour 
34. 1 5.proclaiming liberty  xohisneig     Ve.  17. 
£^e.i8.if;.hathnot  defiled  his  neigh.wiie    Ver.15. 

1  i.defited  his  neighbours  wife 
22.1  i.eommitted  abominati.  with  hism.wife 
33.26.  ye  defile  every  one  his  neighbours  wife 
Hab.z.  1 5.woe  to  him  that  giveth  his  neighb.dtink 
Zec.3.10.  call  every  man  his  neighb.  under  the  vine 
8. 10. fet  every  one  againft  his  neighbour 

i6.fpeak  truth  every  man  to  his  neighbour 

17.  let  none  imagine  evill  againft  his  neighb. 

1  i.6.deliv.the  men  every  one  into  his  Wig.  hand 
14.13.  hold  every  one  the  hand  of  his  neighbour 

1 3  .hand  (hall  rife  up  againft  his  neighbour 
Mxi\  12.33.  love  his  neighbour  as  himfelie 
Atl.T.zihe  that  did  his  neighbour  wrong,thruft 
Rom.i  3. 10.  love  worketh  no  evill  to  his  neighbour 

1 5.2.1et  every  one  pleafe  his  neighbour 
Ephef.^.z1)  Speak  truth  with  his  neighbour 
Heb.S.i  is  teach  every  man  hisneighbour 

My  ipietgrjbsiiE. 

Job  3  i.9.1aid  wait  at  my  neighbours  door 
Lube  1  o.  zp.faid  to  Je fus, Who  ts  my  neighbour 

%  ifreCghbonr. 
Exo. zo. 16.  not  bear  falfe  witntffe  againft  thy  nei. 

22.26.take  thy  neighbours  raiment  to  pledge 
Lcf.i8.20.notliecarnallywiththy?K7gfebtf#.  wife  , 
1 9. 1 3 .  (halt  not  defraud  thy  neighbour; 

1 5. in  righteoufneffe  (halt  thou  judge  thy  ne.  \ 
1 6.(halt  not  (land  aga.the  bloud  of  thy  ncig: 

17.  thou  (halt — rebuke  thy  neighbour 

18.  thou  (halt  love  thy  neighbour  a*  thy  felfe  ; 

2  5. 14.  if  thou  felleft  ought  unto  thy  neighbour    ! 
or  buyeft  ought  of  thy  neighbours  h  uid 

1 5. thou  (halt  buy  of  thy  neighbour 
Deut.  5. 20. falfe  witneffe  againft  thy  neighbour 
z  1 .  defire  thy  neighbours  wife 

covet  thy  neighbours  hcui'e 
19. 14  remove  thy  neighbours  land-nu  k 
2  3 .  24.comeft  into  thy  neighbours  vineyard 

1  toz.28.17.  rent  the  kingd.&  given  it  t^  thy  nei. 

2  Sam.  1 2. 1 1  .take  thy  wives,&  give  rhern  to  thy  n. 
Pro.r.zS&zy  not  unto  thy  neighbour,  Goe 

29.  devife  not  evill  againft  thy  neighbour 
24.28.  be  not  witneffe  againft  thy  neighbour 
2  5 .8  .thy  neighbour  hath  put  thee  to  ;hame 
9.debate  thy  caufe  with  thy  neighbour 
i7.withdraw  thy  foot  from  thy  neighb  hoiJ.V- 
Afa;.5.43.love  thy  neighbour, &  hate  thine  entr- 
19.19.love  thy  neighbour  as  thy  felfe 
22.39.thou  (halt  love  thy  neighbour 

Marhj  12.3 1.  Lube  10.27.KflSJ.13. 9, 
Gal.  5, 14.  Jam.  2.8. 
il5e(gbbonr0. 

Excd.io.ty .  (halt  not  covet  thy  neighbours  hoaic 
flialt  not  covet  thy  nc/g;  boars 
Deztf.23.r5- 


N  E  I       NER 

Dent. 2 3.2  5.  not  move  a  fickle  agai.thy  ne.— corn 
thou  comeft  into  the  ftand.corn  of  thy  ne. 
Jofh.9.1 6.  heard  they  were  their  neighbours 
Ruth  4. 1  /.women  her  neighbours  gave  it  a  name 
2  Kwg.4. 3. borrow  veflels  of  all  thy  neighbours 
P/a/.28.j.peace  to  their  neighbours,  but  mifchief 
3  i-i  i.reproach  among  all  my  neighbours 
44.  i  j  .makeft  us  a  reprach  to  our  neighbours 
79.4.become  a  reproach  to  our  neighbours 

12. render  unto  our  neighbours  feven  fold 
80.6.  makeft  us  a  ftrife  unto  our  nei^ 
89.41,  he  is  a  reproach  to  his  neighbours 
Jer.iz.i^eviWneigbbours,  that  touch  the  inherit. 
29.23.  committed  adultery  with  their  neighbm. 
49.io.hisfeed  is  fpoiled,and  his  neighbours 
£^/j.i6.z6.commit.fornic.with  the  Egyp.thy  nei. 
22.1 2.gained  of  thy  neighbours  by  extortion 
2 3. 5. doted  on  the  Aflyrians  her  neighbours 

Verfe  1 2. 

Lu\e  1. 5 8.  her  neighb.  and  her  coufins  heard  how 

14. 1 2  .makeft  a  (upper,  call  not  thy  rich  neighb. 

1  j.  6.  he  calleth  together  his  friends  &  neighb. 

9,calleth  her  friends  and  neighbours 

John  9.8.  neighbours  which  had  feen  him  blind 

iftcigherj, 
fer.  5. S.every  one  neigbedafter  his  neighbours  wife 

Jet. 8. 16.  trembled  at  the  neighing  of  his  ftro.ones 

fer.  1 3. 2 7. feen  thy  adulteries,  and  thy  neighings 

#e(tber. 
Gen.  3.3. neither  mail  ye  touch  it,  left  ye  die 
1  Tsjng.zz.^  i.fight  neither  withfmall  nor  great 
Mat.z1.z7. neither  tell  I  you  by  what  authority 

/0/.19.3 3.Zaanannim,&  Adami,^^ 

ifrefeoDa. 
£^vz  2.48.childr.of  Rezin,the  children  of  Ne\oda 

Neb.7.^0. 
AVfe.7.62.childrcn  of  Nekpda  fix  hund.fourty  two 

jftemuel,  called  Lemuel  Gen.46.10. 
Num.z6. 9. fons  of  Eliab,We»2«£/and  Dathan 

1 2.fon«  of  Simeon  af:er  their  famil.of  Nem. 
1  Cora.4.24.fon  of  Simeon  was  Nemuel 


N  E  S        NET 

43.3.fon  of  Neriab  fetteth  thee  on  againft  us 

6.  Jeremiah  the  proph.Sc  Baruch  fon  of  Ner. 
45.1.  Jeremiah  fpake  toBaruch  fon  of  Neriab 
5i.59.proph.commanded  Seraiah  fon  of 'Neriab 

Num.z^.zi.  thou  putteft  thy  neft  in  a  rock 
De«?.22.6.birds  nefi  chance  to  be  before  thee 

3  2.1 1.  as  the  eagle  ftirreth  up  her  neft 
Job  29. 1 8.1  faid,I  ihall  die  in  my  nefi 

3  9. 27. eagle— at  thy  com.  make  hereon  high 
Py^.84.3  .fwallow  hath  found  a  neft  for  her  felf 
P/ff.27.8.bird  that  wandereth  from  her  nefi 
lfa.io.iq.found  asa»e/?,theriches  of  the  people 
1 6".2.as  a  wandring  bird  caft  out  of  the  nefi 
34. 1  y.there  ihall  the  great  owl  make  her  nefi 
Jer.22.23.that  makeft  thy  neft  in  the  Cedars 
48.28.  dove  maketh  her  nefi  in  the  fide  of 
49.i6„makethy?Z(?/2as  high  as  the  eagle 
OW.4.though  thou  fet  thy  nesl  among  the  ftars 
Hafr.2.9.that  he  may  fet  his  nefi  on  high 

Pfal.  1 04. 1 /.where  bhds  make  their  ncfls 
E'SSk'l  i.6\fowls  of  heaven  make  their  ncfis 
Mat.  8 ,20.foxes  have  holes,and  birds  have  nefts 

Lul^e  9.58. 

Exod.z7-4.opon  the  net  (halt  thou  make  four  rings 
5  .net  may  be  even  to  the  midft  of  the  altar 

Job  i8.8.caft  into  a  net  by  his  own  feet 
i9.6.Godhithcompafledmewithhis  net 

Pfal.g.  1 5  .in  the  net  which  they  hid  is  their  foot  ta. 
io.9.poor,when  he  draweth  him  into  his  net 
2f.15.pl.uck  my  feet  out  ofthe7?e£       * 
3 1.4.  pull  me  out  of  the  net  they  laid 
3  5.7. hid  for  me  their  net  in  a  pit 

8.  let  his  »#  catch  himfelfe 
5  7.6\prepared  a  net  for  my  fteps 
66. 1 1.  thou  broughteft  us  into  the  net 
140. 5. fpread  anetby  the  way  fide 

P/'0.i.i7.in  vain  thesctisfpteadin  the  fight  of 
1 2. 1 2.wicked  defire  the  net  of  cvill  men 
29.  ?.man  that  flattereth  fpreadeth  a  net 

Ecclef.9. 1 2  .fifties  taken  in  an  evill  net 

jya.y1.20.as  awildbull  ins.net 

Lam.  1 . 1 3  .he  hath  fpread  a  net  for  my  feet 


A>»z.26.i2.ofNemuel  the  family  of  the  NemiteA  £^£.12. 13.  my  net  wi\\l  fpread  upon  him 


jftepbeg. 

E.rod.6.zi.fons  ofIzzar,Cora  and  Nepheg 

z  Sam.j.i ?.Eli(hua,and  Nepheg, and  Japbia 

1  C/jifl.3.7.Noga,iVepfeg,3nd  Ja,phia.     eha.14.6. 

l^epbCtt). 
Tub  18.9.  (hall  neither  have  fon  nor  nephew 
lfa.14.zz.tut  off  from  Babylon  fon  and  nephew 

|5epl)ecoc0. 

jWi?;.i2.i4.Abdon  had  40.fons,&  thirty  nepbewes 
1 7^,5.4.  if  any  widow  have  children  or  nephews 

1  Chr.j.  i9.made  war  with  Nepbijh  and  Nodab 

Nehent.-j . 5 1 .  children  of  Nepbifbcfitn 

iftejitoab. 
Jof.\  5. 9. fountain  of  the  w  ater  of  Neptoah 
1  S.i  5.  the  well  of  waters  of  Ncptoab 
^cptrjali,  See  Jftaptbalf. 
Jfrep!)tift)im. 
E'KTA  2.50.  the  children  of  Nephnfhim 

1  Cbro.S.3  $.Ner  begate  Kilhyjnd  Kifh  begateSaul 

Chap.9.39. 
9.3  6\firft-born  Abdon,then  Zur,and  Ner 

See  further  in  JJbJlCr. 

jfrerenss. 
Rom.  1 6. 1  y.Salute  Philologus  and  Nereus 

2  Tsjn- 17.30.  men  of  Cufti  made  Nergal  their  god 

/Bergal-gjbarejar. 
Jer.  39.3  .even  We^/-Sfo.Samgar-Neb.— Nerg-S. 
1 3  .Nerg.-Shar.znd  all  the  K.of  Bab.  princes 
JpSerf. 
Lu\c  3.27.which  was  the  fon  of  Nm 
'  Neriab. 

Jer.  32.1 2.Baruch  the  fon  of  Neriab        Ver.  1 6. 
3  6.4.  Jeremiah  called  Baruch  the  fonof  Neriab 

Verfe  8. 
i4.Baruch  fon  oiNeriab  took  the  roll    • 
3 1.  Baruch  the  fcribe,the  fon  oiNeriab 


17. 20. 1  will  fpread  my  net  upon  him 
i9.8.fpread  their  net  over  him,he  was  taken 
3  2. 3. fpread  out  my  net  over  thee 

they  (hall  bring  thee  up  in  my  net 
Hof.^.i.  ye  have  been  a  net  fpread  upon  Tabor 

7. 1 2.fpread  a  net  upon  them 
Micah  7. 2. hunt  every  man  his  brother  with  a  net 
Hab.1.1  5  •  they  catch  them  in  their  net 
1 6.they  facrifice  unto  theit  net 
1 7  .(hall  they  therefore  empty  their  net 
Mat. 4. 1 8. Simon  &  Andr.cafting  a  net  into  the  fea 
13.47.kingd.of  he.likc  to  a  »e£  caft  into  the  fea 
Mai\  \.\6.  cafting a  ?zc£  into  the  fea 
Lu\e  y.y.at  thy  word  I  will  let  down  the  net 

6-multitude  of  fifties  5  and  their  net  brake 
Jobnzi.6.  caft  the  net  on  the  right  fide  of  the  (hip 
8.dragging  the  net  with  fifties 
1 1. drew  the  net  to  land  full  of  great  fifties 

yet  was  not  the  net  broken 
i^etbaneel. 
Num. i.S.Nctbaneel  the  fon  of  Zuar     Chap.2.5. 

&7.18. 
7.23. offering  of  Netbaneelthe  fon  of  Zuar 
1  o.  1 5. over  the  hoft  —  was  Nethaneel 
2  Cbro.17 .7  .Netbaneelznd  Michaiah  to  teach 

3  j.9.Conaniah,and  Shemaiah,&  Neth.his  bre. 
E'zra  io.22.fonsof  Pa(hur,Iftimael,Ntt&i3«/ 
Neh.iz.zi.  ofJedahh,Ncthaneel 

^6.Nethaneel,8c  Judah,with  muficall  inftru. 
|5etban(ab, 
2  I{ing. 25.23.  Iflimael  the  fon  qf  Nethaniah 

Verfe  25. 

1  Cfo'0.2  5.2.fons  of  Afaph,  Jofeph  and  Nethaniah 

i2.the  fift  to  N  etbaniah, htyhte  fons,and 

2  chro.  1 7. 8. fent  Levites,even  Shemaiah,  Nethan. 
Jer. 1 6.  i4.fent  Jehudi  the  fon  of  Nethaniah  to  Bar. 

40.  8.  Iflimael  the  fon  of  Nethaniah 

Chip.  41. 1. 
i4.fent  the  fon  of  Nethaniah  to  flay  thee 
1 5. flay  Iflimael  the  fon  of  Nethaniah 


NET         NET 

4i.2.then  arofe  Iflimael  fori  of  Nethaniah 
6.  fon  of  Nethaniah  went  forth  weeping 
7.1(hmael  fon  of  Netbarrah  f[ew  themb 
9-fon  of  Nethaniah  filled  the  pit  with  them 
1  o.  fen  of  Nethaniah  carried  them  captive 
1 1. evil  that  Khm.the  fon  of  Netha.  had  done 
1  i.went  to  fight  with  Ilhm.the  fon  ofNeth\ 
1  5. Iflimael  the  fon  of  Nethaniah  efcaped 
16.  recovered  from  Iflimael  fon  of  Ncsbani.ib 
1 8. fon  of  Nethaniah  had  (lain  Gedaliah 

Exod.  19.17.  flood  at  the  nether  part  of  the  mount 
Dent. 24.6. nether  or  upper  miltbne  to  pledge 
Jojb.  1 5.  i9.gave  her  the  upper  and  nether  fprings 
1 6. 3. the  coaft  of  Beth-horon  the  nether 

i8.i3.thefourhfideofthe«et^Beth-horon 
Jud.1.1  y.Caleb  gave  her  the  upper  &  H^.fprin^s 
1  iCw.9.i7-Solomon  built  Beth-horon  the  ?mh°cr 
r  C/w.7.24.Sherah,who  built  Beth-horon  thtne. 
z  Cfo'.8.y  .and  Beth-horon  the  nether,  fenced  cities 
/oi4i.24.hardasapieceofthew^^mil{tone 
Etelfl  i.i4-deliveredto  death,  to  the  nether  parts 
16.  comforted  in  the  nether  parrsof  the  earth 
iS.brought  down  unto  the  nether  parts 
32.18  .caft  them  dow  n  unto  the  nether  parts 
24-gone  down  into  the  nether  parts 
i^etbermoft, 
1  Kjng-6.6.nethemofl  chamber  was  five  cubits 

1  Cfco.9.2.priefts,Levits,and  Netbinims  dwelt 
E-^ra  z.^i-Nethimms,  the  children  of  Ziba 

5  8.  I\tefei»«,thechild.of  Solomons  fervants 
7o.the  Netbinims  dwelt  in  their  cities 
7. ?. the.  Nethinims  went  unto  Jerufalem 

z^.Nethinimstor  minift.of  this  houfe  of  God 
$.17. Netbinims, at  the  place  Cafiphia 
20.2v"^.whom  Dav.and  the  princes  appoin. 
two  hundred  and  twenty  Netbinims 
Nehem-i. z6.xhz  Netbinims  dwelt  in  Ophel 

Chap.ii.2i. 
3  i.Malchiah  repaired  to  the  place  of  the  Ne. 
7.46.the  Netbinims ;  the  children  of  Ziha 
6o.J\to/;.and  chil.of  Sol.  fervants  were  392. 
■jl-Neth.  &  all  Ifrael  dwelt  in  their  cities 
io.28.]v"rtfc.feparated  themfelvesfrom  the  peo. 
1 1. 3  .in  Juda  dwelt  priefts,LevitsJ)&  Netbinims 
2 1 .  Ziha  and  Gilpa  were  over  the  Netbinims 
iftetopbab. 

Exra  2. 2  2. children  of  Netopbah  fifty  and  fix 
•Neh.7.  z6.  men  of  Beth-lehem  and  Netopbah  1 88. 

iftctopbatbf. 
iVcfo.i2.28.fromthe  villages  of  Netophathl 

z  Sam.  23.  28.Mahari  the  Netopbathite 

1  Chron.11.20. 
29.  the  fon  of  Baanah,  a  Netopbathite 

.   1Cfcra.11.30. 

2fCi.23.2  5.Seraiah  thefonofTanhumeththeNe. 

1  Cbr. Z7. 13.cjpt.for  the  tenth  mon.Meha.the  Ne. 

1  J.capt.forthe  twelfth  mon.Heldah  the  Ne. 

Jer. 40.8.  the  fons  of  Ephai  the  Netopbathite 

^etopbatbitesr. 
1  Chr.z.i 4. fons  of  S.ilma— the  Netopbathites 
9.i5.dwelt  in  the  villages  of  the  Netopbathites 

1  Kjng.7. 17, ?icts  of  checker-work,and  wreathes 
Pfal.  141. 10.  wicked  fall  into  their  own  nets 
Eccl.7. 26.vvoman,whofe  heart  is  fnares  and  nets 
Ifa.  i9.8,that  fpread  nets  on  the  waters  dial  lang. 
£•^.26.5.  fpreading  of  nets  in  the  midft  of  the  fea 
1 4-place  to  fpread  nets  upon 
47.  lo.place  to  fpread  forth  nets 
Mat. 4.Z1  James  and  John  mending  their  nets 

Matli  1. 19. 
Ma;\  1.1 8-forfook  their  nets,and  followfd  him 
Lu\e  5.2.fifhermen  were  mending  their  nets. 
4. let  down  your  nets  for  a  draught 
fettles. 
Job  3  o.  7.  under  the  nettles  they  were  gathered 
Pw.24.3  i.nettles  covered  the  face  thereof 
Ifa.  3  4. 1  ^.nettles  and  brambles  in  the  fortreffes 
Hof9.6.netiles  (hall  poiTeffe  them 
Zep/;.2.9.Moab  (halbe — even  the  breeding  of  tiett. 

£«d.27.4.make  for  it  a  grate  olnet--wor\  ofbraffe 
38-4-fQf 


NET        N  E  V 


NEV        NEV 


N  E  V       NEW 


3  8.4.for  the  altar  a  brafen  grate  oC -act-work 
i  Kj.7. 1 8  .two  rows  round  about  upon  the  net-w. 
zo.the  belly,which  was  by  the  net-work 
4i.two  rows  of  pomegranates  for  one  net-w. 
Jer.^z.zz.  net-work  upon  the  chapiters 

13  .pomegr.upon  the  net-work  were  an  hund. 

1  l$»p.7.4i.»eMw|?  upon  the  chapiters 
42.  pomegranates  for  the  net-works 
jf/S.io.o.they  that  weave  networks  &a\  be  confoun- 
jj^eter  jSee  after  ^Jeberttyelefle, 

PfaLfl'  J  •  charming  never  fo  wifely 

il^eter  /o  much. 
Gen.i4-ii>ttk  me  never  Co  much  dowry 

Earoi.j  z.-$4.nevertheleffe ,  in  the  day  when  I  vifit 
l&v.\  i.4.ncvertbe/effe,thele  ye  fhall  not  eat 

De«f.i4.7. 
tf.nevertbelefl'e p  fountain  fhall  be  clean 
Num.  1 3  .z$.ncve?the/effe,tbe  people  be  fttong 
1  4,44-nevcrtheleffe,  the  ark  of  the  covenant,and 
1 8. 1 5 .nevertbelefle, the  firft-born  of  man 
Z4.iz.nevcrtheleffc ,the  Kenite  fhall  be  wafted 
3 1.43  .neverthcleffe,h  fhall  be  purified 
De#£.  2  3 .  <,.neverthekj]e, the  Lord  thy  G.would  not 
7flf. 13.13  .nevertheleffe, the  child.of  Ifrael  expelled 

i4.%.neverthelcffe,iy\y  brethren  that  went  up 

Judg.  1.33  .nevertheleffe  >the  inhab.o  f  Beth-fhemefh 

z.iS.nevertbeleffe ,  the  Lord  raifed  up  Judges 

1  Sam.S.i  g.neverthelefs,the  people  refufed  to  obey 

1  5.3  $. nevertheleffe  $3Xttae\  mourned  for  Saul 
zo.z6. nevertheleffe,  Saul  fpake  not  any  thing 
zg. 6. nevertheleffe ,the  lords  favour  thee  not 

2  Sam. $.7. nevertheleffe, ~Dvt.  tooktbe  ftronghold 

i-j.ii.neverthel.a  lad  faw  them5andtold  Abfal. 
z2. 16. nevertheleffe,  he  would  not  drink 

1  Kjng.%.i9-neverthel.thou  (halt  not  build  tbf  ho. 

1  ^.^.nevertbelefliytot  Davids  fake  did  the  Lord 
t  ^nevertheleffe,  ACs.  his  heart  was  perfect 
z  i-nevertbelefs, in  his  old  age  he  was  difeafed 

zz. 41. neverthel.  the  high  places  were  rot  taken 

2  Kin.  2. 1  o. never  lhclcffe,\l  thou  fee  me-  v.'hen  I  am 

$.i.nevcrtbel.he  cleaved  unto  the  fins'?/  J  rob. 
i  1. 6. neverthel.  they  departed  not  from  the  fins 
23  .g.neverth.the  prt-of  the  high  places  came  not 

1  Cbro.n.j. nevertheleffe,  David  took  the  caftle 

zi.4.nevertbekffe,xhe  kings  word  prevailed 

2  Cbro.iz.S. nevertheleffe,  they  fhall  be  his  fervants 

15.17. neveithelef[e,the  heart  of  Afa  was  perfect 
1  g.\.nevertbeleffe^  there  are  good  things  in  thee 
30.  11. neverthekffe,  divers  of  Afhur  humbled 
3  3  .17. nevertheleffe  ,the  people  did facrifice  in 
3  l.iz.nevertbdefje^ofah  would  not  turn 
Nch./\.g.neverthek!Je,vie  made  our  prayer  unto  G'. 
g.z6  .nevertheleffe  jhey  were  difobedient 

3  r  .neverthel.  for  thy  great  mercies  fake,  thou 
13.26.we.him  did  outlandilh  wom.caufe  to  fin 
Eft.i.io.nevertheleffejlamm  refrained  himfelf 
Pfal.^i.zz.nevcrtbeleffe.x\v\i  heardft  my  fupplicat. 
49. 1  z.mve-ftbel.  n.an  being  in  hon.  abidetb  not 
73.23.  nevertheleffe^.  am  continually  with  thee 
7^.l6. nevertheleffe, they  did  flatter  him 
89.3  i.nevertb. my  loving-kindn.will  I  not  take 
106.8.  nevertheleffe, he  faved  them 
4/\.nevertbekf[e,he  regarded  theirsffliction 
Pro.ig.zi.neverthcl.the  Lords  counfell  fhall  ftand 
Eccl.9.16.  nev.  <he  poor  mans  wifdome  is  defpifed 
Ifa.g.i. neverthel.  the  dimneffe  fhall  not  be  fuch  as 
Jer.%.i%. neverthel.  in  thofe  dayes,  faith  the  Lord 
26.24  neverthcleffe,  the  hand  of  Ahikam —  was 
z$.7.nevertheleffe,heMtho\i  this  word 
36.25.  wwrtWt^sElnathanjand  Delaiah 


13.33  -neverth.l  muft  walk  to  day,&  to  morrow  j 
1 8.S.nevertheleJJe,y/hen  the  Son  of  man  cometh  I 
2 2.42 .  neverthel.not  my  will,but  thine  be  done 

John  1 1 . 1  %. nevertheleffe, \et  us  go  unto  him 
1 z.4Z.neverthekffe,zmong  the  chief  rulers 
16.7. nevertheleffe  ,1  tell  you  the  truth 

Ad.14.17.neverth.he  left  not  himf.without  witn. 
27.1  1. neverthekffe  ^ae  centurion  beleeved 

Rom.  j .  1 4.neverthelejfe,death  reigned  from  Adam 
1 5. 1  $'.never.btetht.  I  have  written  more  boldly 

1  Cor.7  .z-neverthekffe,to  avoid  fornication, let 
zSneverthekffe,  fuch  fhall  have  trouble 
3  7. nevertheleffe,  he  that  ftandeth  ftedfaft 

9. 1  z,nevcrtbeleffe,v/e  have  not  ufed  this  power 
n.n.Kew^.nei.istheman  without  the  worn. 
z  Cor.i.iS.neverth.vihen  it  fhall  turn  to  the  Lord 
7. 6. neverthel.  G.  that  comforteth  thofe  that  are 

1  z.16. nevertheleffe  }beingaafty, I  caught  you 
Gal.z.zo.  neverthelefSyl  live ;  yet  not  I,but  Chrift 

4.I0. neverthcleffe, whit  faith  the  fcripture 
Eph.j.2-$.nevertbelcffe,\etevety  one  of  you  fo  love 
Pbil.i.zq.nev.to  abide  in  the  flefh  is  more  needful 

g.i6.ncv.viheteto  we  have  already  attained,let 

2  Tim.  1. 1  zlnevertbelcffe,!  am  not  afhamed 
2.i  g.neverthclcffe  }ihe  foundation  of  G. ftandeth 

Heb.  1 2. 1  i.nev.  afterward  it  yeeldeth  peaceable  fr. 

1  P^.3.i3.»rao-«fc.we,accord.to  his  promife,look 
Rev.z.^.neverthelefs,l  have fomewhat  againft  thee 

Metier. 
Gen.41.19A  never  faw  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
Le#.6. 1 3  .the  fire  fhall  never  go  out 
Num.  1 9«2.red  heifer,upon  which  never  came  yoke 
Vent.  1 5. 1 1 .  poor  fhall  never  ceafe  out  of  the  land 
Judg.z.  1  .lie  never  break  my  covenant  with  you 
i$.-$.never  a  woman  among  the  daughters 
i6.7.green  withs,that  never  were  dryed 
1 1  .new  ropes,  that  never  w  ere  occupied 

2  Sam.  1 2.  ro.fword  fhall  never  depart  from 
2  Cbro.i  S.7. never  prophefieth  good  unto  me 

2i.i7-K<;wafon  left  him,fave  Jehoahaz 
fob  3.  ifi.infants  which  never  faw  light 
9.30.  make  my  hands  never  fo  clean 

2  l.zf.never  eateth  with  pleafure 
?fa[,io.6.(ha\\  never  be  in  adverfity 

1 1  .hideth  his  face,he  will  never  fee  it 
1 5.5.that  doth  thefe  things,thall neverbe  mov. 
30.6.I  faid,I  fhall  never  be  moved. 
3 1.1.  let  me  never  be  afhamed 
49.1 9. they  fhall  never  fee  light 
^%.zz. never  fuffer  the  righteous  to  be  moved 
7 1. 1. let  me  never  be  put  to  confufion 
1 19.93. 1  will  never  forget  thy  precepts 

Pro.  10. 30. the  righteous  fhall  never  be  removed 
27.20.hell  and  deftruction  are  never  full 

20.  eyes  of  man  are  never  fatisfied 
3  o.  1 5  .three  things  that  are  never  fatisfied 

T/a.i3.20.»ewwbeinhabitedjnordwelt  in 
14. 20.evill  doers  fhall  never  be  renowned 
2  ?.2.to be  no  city,  it  fhall  never  be  built 
56. 1 1  .greedy  dogs,w  hich  can  nev  .have  enough 
62.6.warchmen,which  fhall  wro.hold  their  pea. 
6$.ig.neverbe2iZe{k  rule  over  them 

Jer.zo.  1  i.their  confufion  fhall  never  be  forgotten 
33.i7.Davidfhallww wantaman    «* 

E%el{.  16.61  .never  open  thy  mouth  any  more 
26.21  .(hale  never  be  found  again 
27. 36.  and  never  (halt  be  any  more 

Chap.28.19. 

D<w.2.44.kingdom  which  fhall  never  be  deftroyed 
1 2. 1. great  trouble  ,fuch  as  never  was 

Joel  2. 26.my  people  fhall  never  be  afhamed 

Verfe  27. 

Amos  8.7.I  will  never  forget  any  of  their  works 
i4.fhall  never  rife  up  again 


1  i.2.colt  tied,  whereon  never  man  fate 

Luke  19.30. 
14.2 1. good  were  it  he  had  never  been  bom 
Luke  1 5.29*yet  thou  never  gave  ft.  me  a  kid 
23.29.bkff.are  the  — wombs  thztnever  bare 
5  3. wherein  never  man  before  was  laid 

John  19.41. 
/fl/;«4.i4.waterthat  I  fhallgive  him,fhallaw.thi. 
6.3  5. he  that  cometh  tome  fhall  never  hunger 

3  5.  he  that  beleeveth  on  me  fhallsezw  thirft 
7.i5.knoweththis  man  let. having  KW.learned 

46. ;ww  man  fpake  like  this  man 
8.3  3. were  never  in  bondage  to  any  man 
5  1 .  keep  my  faying,he  Hull  never  fee  death 
52.  keep  my  faying,he  fhall  never  tafte  death 
1 0.2  8. and  they  fhall  never  perifh 
1  i.26.whofbev.beleeveth  on  me  fhall  never  die 
1 3. 8. thou  fhalt  never  wafh  my  feet 
Acls  1  o.  1 4.never  eaten  any  thing  that  is  common 
I4,8.creeple,  who  never  had  walked 

1  Cor.  i3.8.cbarity  never  faileth 

2  Tim.1.7.  never  able  to  come  to  knowledge  . 
He b.  10.  i.ean  nev.  wth  thofe  facrif.  which  they  off. 

1 1.  facrifices  which  can  never  take  away  fins 
13. 5.I  will  never  leave  thee  nor  forfake  thee 
2  Pet.  i.io.if  ye  do  thefe  things,  ye  fhall  never  fall 

Exod.  1.8.  there  arofe  up  a  new  king 
Leu.  23. 16.  offer  a  new  meat-offering  to  the  Lord 
26.  io.bring  forth  the  old,  becaufe  of  the  new    \ 


E^ek-l-^  i.ncvcrtbeh:(J'e,i(tho\i  warn  the  righteous  H^.1.4.  judgment  doth  never  go  forth 

6.6o.neverthelefle,l  will  remember  my  coven.  [  3^.7.23. profefle  unto  them,  I  ncverkn$N  you 

9.3  3-it  was  never  Co  feen  in  Ifrael 
2i.i6.h3veye»ew>'read,  Out  ofthe  mouth  of 

42.  never  read  in  the  fcriptures,The  ftone 
26.33  .yet  will  I  never  be  offended 
27. 14.be anfwered  him  tonever  a  word 


zo.iT^mvertbcbffe,  mine  eye  fpared  them    . 
zz.nevertbelefj'ej.  withdrew  mine  hand 

lU-nevertheleffejC thou  warn  the  wicked 
Van. 4.15 .neverthcleffe  leavetheftumpofhisroots 
Jonah  i.i2.nevertheleffc,the  men  rowed  hard 


Mat.  14.9.  nevertbeleffe,  for  the  oaths  fake,&  theni  1  M^fe  2. 1 2.  we  never  faw  it  on  this  fafhion 


26.39.  neverthel.  not  as  I  will,  but  as  thou  wilt 
64,neverthelcffe} — hereafter  fhall  ye  fee 
Mar.  1 4.36. .Tze.not  that  I  will,but  what  thou  wilt 
Luke  5 .^.nevertbeleffe 3zt  thy  word  I  will 


2  5. have  ye  never  read  what  David  did 
3 .29.blafph.ag.the  holy  Gh.hath  tff.forgivenefs 
9. 43 .  into  the  fire  that  mver  fhall  be  quenched 

Verfe  4  5. 
Ttt 


2v7/»2.i6.30.L.makea#eB>thingj&  the  earth  open 
28.26.bnng  a  new  meat-offering  unto  the  Lord 

Deut.zo.^.  built  a  new  houfe,  and  not  dedicated  it 
22.8.  buildeft  a  new  hou.  thou  fhalt  make  a  bat.  ■ 
24-5-taken  a  new  wife,he  fhall  not  go  to  war 
3  2. 1 7»facrificed  to  new  gods 

J0J.9. 1 3.  bottles  of  wine  which  we  filled  were  new 

//«fe;.5.8.they  chofe  new  gods,  then  was  war  in 
1 5. 1 3. bound  him  with  two  new  cords 
16.1  i.bind  me  faft  with  new  ropes 

1 2.Delilah  took  new  ropes,and  bound  him 

1  Sam  6.7-makea  Zie»cart,&  take  two  milch  kine 

2  Sam.6.i.Cet  the  ark  of  God  upon  a  new  cart 

Uzzah  and  Ahio— dtave  the  sen^cart 
2i.i6.girded  with  a?2ewfword 

1  Kin?.  11.z9.chi  himfelf  with  a  new  garment 

30.Ahi  jah  caught  the  new  garm.  — -  &  rent  it 

2  Kjng.z.zo.bting  a  new  crufe,and  put  fait  theiein 

1  Chro.  1 3. 7.carried  the  ark  in  Anew  cart 

2  C^.2o.5.Jehof.ftoodbef.the  L.in  the  new  court 
Ezra  6.4. great  ftones,and  a  row  of  new  timber 
Job  3  2. 19-ready  toburft,like  new  bottles 
Pfal.i  3.3-fing unto  him  a  new  fong 

40.3.  hath  put  a  new  fong  in  my  mouth 
96.1. fing  unto  the  Lord  a  newCong  Pfal.9%.1. 
&  149.T.  lfa.4z.10. 
1 44.9.  will  fing  a  new  Cong  unto  thee 
Ecclef.  1 .9 .  no  new  thing  under  the  fun 

1  o.thing  whereof  it  may  be  faid,This  is  new 
Cani.7. 1 3 .  pleafant  fruits,%w  and  old 
Ifd.41.1 5.  a  new  fliarp  threfhing  inftrument 
4Z.g.new  things  do  I  declare 
43.i9.behold,I  will  do  %new  thing 
48.6.  fhewed  thee  new  things  from  this  time 
62.2. fhalt  be  called  by  a  newmmt 
65. 1 7. create  new  heaven s,and  a  new  earth 
66.22.»ewhea.&  rhe?zeB>earthwcbI  wilmake 
Jer.  26. 10.  new  gate  of  the  Ls.  houfe   Cha.36.10. 

3  i.22.Lord  created  a  new  thing  in  the  earth 
Lam.  3.23  .Lords  mercies— are  new  every  morning 
E^.ii.i^.putasewfpiritwithinyou 

i8.3i.makeyoua7zea>heart,anda»e»>  fpirit 
36. 26.a  new  heart  will  I  give  you 

3  new  fpirit  will  I  put  within  you 
46.2 1  .was  a  new  building  round  about 
47.1 2.trees  which  fhallbring  Coithnew  fruit 
Mat. 9. 1 6.  piece  of  new  cloth  into  an  old  garment 
i7_but  they  put  new  wine  into  new  bottles 
i3.«2.outofhistreafurethings»eB>andoid 
26.28.is  my  bloud  ofthe  new  teftament 

Mar. 14.14. 
29.drink  it«e«>with  you  in  my  Fath.kingd. 
i7.6o.laid  it  in  his  own  new  tomb 
Mark  i.27.what»e»doftrineisthis 
2.2 1.  none  foweth  a  piece  of  new  cloth  to 

the  new  piece  that  filled  it  up,taketh  away 


N'E  W        NEW 


NEX       NIC 


NIG       NIG 


2  2.new  wine  muft  be  put  inco  new  bottles 

mxe  $:■$*. 

14.2y.drmk  it  new — in  the  kingdomeof  God 
1 6. 1 7. (hall  fpeak  with  new  tongues 
Luhe  y.  3  if  .piece  of  a  new  garment  unto  an  old 

then  both  the  new  maketh  a  tent 

peice  taken  out  of  the  new  agreeth  not 

39-havingdiunk  old  wine  — defireth  «en? 

22.20.  this  cup  is  the  new  teftament  in  my  bio. 

1  ror.11.2y. 

Job.  1 3  •  3  4.  a  new  com  mandement  give  I  unto  you 

i9,4i.K«pfepulchre,wherein  was  never  man 
^#.17.19.  what  this  »ra?doc~tr.  whereof  thou  lp. is 
2 1  <to  tell,or  to  hear  fome  new  thing 

1  Cor.  y.7.purge— that  ye  may  be  a  new  lump 

2  Cor.  3  .6.  able  minifters  of  the  new  teftament 

y. 17.  if  any  man  be  in  Chrift,he  is  a  new  creat. 
17.aH  things  are  become'»en> 
Gal.6.\  y.nor  uncircumcilion,but  a  new  creature 
Ephef.z.i^.mske  of  twain  one  new  man 

4. 24. put  on  the  new  man,which ,after  God 
cV.j.ro.put  on  the  new  man,which  is  renewed 
Heb.g.i  5. he  is  the  mediator  of  the  new  teftament 

10.20.3  new  &  living  way  which  he  hath  confc. 

1  Pet.z.z.  new-born  babes  defire  the  finceremilk 

2  Pet.  j .  1  j  .look  for  new  heavens,and  a  new  earth 

1  John  2.7-write  no  new  commandcm.  but  an  old 

8.a  new  commandement  I  write  unto  you 

2  John  y .  not  as  though  I  wrote  a  new  commande. 
Rev. z. 17. new  name  writ,  which  no  man  knoweth 

3 . 1 2.city  of  GodjW  hich  is  new  Jerufalem 

write  upon  him  my  new  Name 
y.9.they  fung  a  new  fong,faying 
i4.j.fung,asit  were,  ampfong 
21.  i.I  faw  a  new  heaven,  and  anew  earth 
2. holy  city,  new  Jerufalem 
5. behold, I  make  all  things  new 
$ZVQ  covenant, See  <Z  otoenanfc. 
fflvco'rfioon,  See^oon. 
ffizm  wine. 
Neh.  10.3  o.bring  offerings  of  new  wine 

1  j.y.  newwine  was  commanded  to  be  given 
12.  brought  tithe  of  new  wine  into  the  treaf. 
fVfl.^.io.prcfles  (hall  burft  out  with  new  wine 
Ifa.  24.7.the  new  wine  mourneth 

6  i.S.new  wine  is  found  in  the  clufter 
Hfl/4. 1  l.whored.  &  new  wine  taketh  away  the  he. 

p.t.new  wine  mail  fail  in  her 
Joel  1.5  new  wine  is  cut  off  from  your  mouth 
10. new  wine  is  dryed  up 
5.18. mountains  (hall  drop  down  new  wine 
Hag  1. 1 1.  called  for  a  drought  upon  the  new  wine 
ZfC9.17.yong  men  cheerf.&  new  wine  the  maids 
Mat.y.  1 7. men  put  not  new  wine  into  old  bottles 

17. but  new  wine  into  new  bottles 
Mar.z.z  2.  no  man  putteth  newviine  into  old  bot. 

thenew  wine  doth  burft  the  bottles 

new  wine  muft  be  put  into  new  bottles 
lKfcy.38. 
Alts  2.1  j.faidjThefe  men  are  full  of  new  wine 

PiO.2y.2y.good  newes  from  a  far  countrey 

jfteaolp, 
Dcut.^z.  1 7.  new  gods,  that  came  newly  up 
Judg.y .  1  ^.had  but  newly  fet  the  watch 

ifterxmeKe. 
Kow.6.4.(hould  walk  innewnejje  of  life 
7.6.(hould  ferve  innewneffe  of  fpirit 

Gen.  17.21.  bear  to  thee  at  this  fet  time  in  the  next 
Exod.i  2. 4.his  neighbour  next  to  his  houfe  take  it 
Num.z.%.  pitch  'next  unto  him,(hall  be  — Iflachar 
1 1. 3 2.ftood  up  all  that  day,and  the  next  day 
27.11.  inheritance  to  his  kinfman  next  to  him 
Dcitt.zi.i  .city  next  to  the  flain  man 

6.elders  of  that  city  next  to  the  flain  man 
Ruth  2. 20.be  is  one  of  our  next  kinfmen 

1  Sam.  1 7 . 1  j.Eliab  the  firft-b.&  next  to  him  Abin. 

23.17.  and  I  (hall  be  next  unto  thee 
30.17.Dav.fmo.them  to  the  even  of  the  JK.day 

2  ltw2g-6.29.faid  to  her  thenext  day,Give  thy  fon 
1  Cfewy.12.J0el  the  chief,  Shaphan  thenext 

i6\y.Afaphthechiefe,&«mtohimZachariah 
2Cfey.17.1y.se.rt  to  him  was  Jehohanan 


1 6.next  to  him  was  Amafiah 
18. next  him  was  Jehofaabad 
28.7.Elkanah,that  wzsnext  to  the  king 
3  i.i2.Shimei  his  brother  was  next 
if. next  him  were  Eden  and Miniamin 
Neh.  $. z.next  him  builded  the  men  of  Jericho 

next  to  them  builded  Zaccur 
4,next  unto  them  repaired  Merimoth 

next  unto  them  repaired  Meihullam 
next  unto  them  repaired  Zadok 
%3itxt  unto  them  repaired  the  Tekoites 
■j.next  unto  them  repaired  Metaliah 
Z.next  unto  him  repaired  Uzziel 

next  unto  him  repaired  Hananiah 
9.next  unto  them  repaired  Rephaiah 
10.  next  unto  them  repaired  Jedaiah 

next  unto  him  repaired  Hattuih 
1  z.next  unto  him  repaired  Shallum 
17. next  unto  him  repaited  Hafnabiah 
ig.next  to  him  repaired  Ezer 
1 3. 1  2. next  to  them  was  Hananfon  of  Zaccur 
Efther  \.\4.next  unto  him  wasCarfhenah 

io.3.Mordecai  was  next  unto  king  Ahafuerus 
Jonah  4. 7. worm  the  next  day  fmotc  the  gourd 
Mat.zy.6z.next  day  followed  the  preparation  of 
Marli  x  •  3  8 ^et  us  8° mt0  tne next  c°wns 
Luke  9. 3  7 .  came  to  pafle  on  the  next  day 
John  i.zy.next  day  John  feeth  Jefus  coming 
3  f.next  day  after  John  ftood  with 
1 2. 1  z.next  day  much  people  were  come  to 
/4#i4.3-putthemin  hold  unto  the  next  day     ® 
7.26.the  next  day  he  (hewed  himfelf 
1 3.42.  words  preached  to  them  the  next  day 

44.next  Sabbath  came  almoft  the  whole  city 
14.zo.next  day  he  departed  with  Barnabas 
16. 1 1. next  day  we  came  to  Neapolis 
lo.i  y.camethe  next  day  over  againft  Chyos 

next  day  we  arrived  at  Samos 
2i.8.»e.rtday  we  that  were  of  Pauls  comp.dep. 

26.nexfday3purifying  himfelf,he  went 
z$.6.next  day,  fitting  in  the  judgment  feat 
zj.l.ncxtiay  we  touched  at  Sidon 

lZ.thenext  day  they  lightened  the  (hip 
28. 1 3 .  next  day  we  came  to  Puteoli 
Mesial). 
E'zra  2.  y4.  the  children  of  Ne^iah,  the  children 

Neh.7.^6. 

Jof.  1  y.4?.and  Jipta,and  A(hnah,and  Ne\ib 

ifrtbhaj. 
1  Kjng.17.2  i.Avites  made  Nibha^znd  Tartak 

$tbO)an. 
Jofh.ij.6z.  Nibfian>2nd  the  city  of  fait 

ifttcano?. 
Acts  6.y.Procorus,Wiw»or,  and  Timon 

John  2.z.Nicodemits,a  ruler  of  the  Jewes 

4.Nicodemus  faith,How  can  a  man  be  born 
9.Nic.anfwering,faid,How  can  thefe  things 
7.  fo.Nicodemus, thzt  came  to  Jefus  by  night 
19-39.  Nicodcm.waich  at  the  firft  came  to  Jefus 
$tcolaftati0. 
Kw.2.6.hateft  the  deeds  of  the  Nicolaitans 

1  f**hat  hold  the  doftrine  of  the  Nicolaitans 
0COUfS. 
Alts  6\y.  Nicolas^  profelite  of  Antioch 

"Tit.  3. 1 2.  come  unto  mee  to  Nicopolis 

Alts  ij.i.  Simon,  that  was  called  Niger 
Come  i$(gh,See  Come. 
Draw  $tgl),  See  JDjatD. 

Lev.zi.i.a  virgin  that  is  nigh  unto  him 
zf.49.nigh  of  kin  unto  him,of  hisfamily 

Num.z^i7. 1  (hall  behold  him,but  not  nigh 

Den.  1 .7.  Amorites,  &  to  all  places  nigb  thereunto 
4.7-who  hath  God  fo  nigh  unto  them,as 
1 3 .7  .nigh  unto  thee,or  far  off 
22.2.brother  be  not  nigb  unto  thee 
30.14.the  word  is  very  »igfe  unto  thee 

2  Sams  i. 20.  wherfore  approached  ye  fo  nigh  unto 
2 1  .why  went  ye  nigh  the  wall 

1  Kjn.Z.^.nigh  unto  the  L.our  G.  day  and  night 

1  Cfer.i2.40.»igfethem,evenuntoIflach.&  Zebu. 

Eftb.g.zo.  Mordecai  fent  letters  both  nigh  and  far 


Pfal.  3  4. 1 8  .L.is  nigb  unto  them  that  ate  of  a  brok 
8y.9#falv.ition  is  nigh  them  that  fear  him 
i4y.i8.Lordis»?,gfe  to  all  that  call  upon  him 

Joel  2. 1. day  of  the  Lord  is  nigh  at  hand 

Mat.  iy.8.peopledtaweth?«£/;me  with  their  mou.. 
24. 3  2.fig-tree  putteth  out  leaves,fumm.  is»igfe 

Mar\  f.H.nigh  unto  the  mountain  a  herd  of  fwine 
2 1.  he  was  nigh  unto  the  fea 
13. 29. know  that  itis»i^fe>even  at  the  doors 

Lu\.  1 9. 1 1  .fpake  a  parable,becaufe  he  w  as  nigh  Jer. 
2  i.20.the  defolation  thereof  is  nigh 
28-  your  redemption  draweth  nigb 

30.  fummer  is  now  n'gh  at  hand 

3 1 .  kingdeme  of  God  isnigbat  hand     • 
John  6. 4. a  feaft  of  the  Jewes  was  nigh 

1 9. walking  on  the  fea,  &  drawing  nigh  unto 

2  3  .nigh  to  the  place  where  they  dia  eat  bread 
1 1. 18. Bethany  was  nigh  unto  Jerufalem 

yy.  the  Jewes paffover  was  nigh 
19.20.  place  where  Jef.was  aucif.nigh  the  citie 

42.fepulchre  was  nigh  at  hand 
Alts  9.38.  Liddah  was  nigh  to  Joppa 

27. 8. nigb  w  hereunto  is  the  city  of  Lafea 
Rom.  10. 8.word  is.nigb  thee,even  in  thy  mouth 
Ej> htf.  2.13  made  nigb  by  the  bloud  of  Chrift 

1 7.  preached  peace  to  them  which  were  nigb 
Pbil.i. 27. was  (ick  jiigb  unto  death 

30. nigh  unto  death,not  regarding  life 
Heb.6.%.nigh  unto  curfing,  whofe  end  is  to  be  bur. 

mm- 

Gen.i.'y.  darkneffe  he  called  night 

14.10  divide  the  day  from  the  night 

16.  the  lefler  light  to  rule  the  night 

1 9. 2. tarry  all  night,  and  wafh  your  feet 

we  will  abide  in  theftreet  all  night 
J.  which  came  in  to  thee  this  night 

3  3. made  their  father  drink  wine  that  night 
Verfe  3y. 

34.1et  us  make  him  drink  wine  this  night 
24.y4.did "eat  and  drink— and  tarried  allnight 
z6. 24.Lord  appeared  to  Ilaac  the  fame  night 
28.1  i.Jacob  tarried  there  all  night 
30.1  y.therefore  he  (hall  lie  with  thee  tonight 

16.  Jacob  lay  with  her  that  night 
3  i.y4.  tarried  all  nightin  the  mount 
3 1. 1 3. Jacob  lodged  there  the  fame  night 
21.  himfelf  lodged  that  night  in  the  company 
2  2.he  rofe  up  that  night, &  took  his  two  wiy. 
40.  y.  each  man  his  dream  in  one  night 
4 1 . 1 1 .  we  dreamed  a  dream  in  one  night 
46,2.to  Ifrael  in  the  virions  of  thenight 
49.27.at  night  divide  the  fpoil 
Exod.  1 2.8.  eat  the  flefli  in  that  night  roft  with  fire 
1 2.pafTe  thorow  the  land  of  Egypt  this  night 
42.it  is  a  night  to  be  muchobferved 

this  is  that  night  of  the  Lord 
14.20.  one  came  not  neer  the  other  all  the  night 
2i.ftrong  eaft  wind  all  thainigbt 
Lew.6.9.burning  upon  the  altar  all  night 

20.half  in  the  morning,  and  half  in  the  night 
19.13.  wages — ihall  not  abide  with  thee  all  ni. 
Num.  11.32  .(tood  up  all  that  day,and  all  that  night 
i4.i.the  people  wept  that  night 
22.8.he  faid  unto  them,Lodge  here  this  night 
1 9.tarry  ye  here  alfo  this  night 
2o.God  came  to  Balaam  at  night 
Deut.16.4.  no  leavened  bread  remain  all  night 

2i.23.hisbody  (hallnot  remain  all s/gta 
/<^2.2.came  men  in  hitherto  night  of  the  child.of 
4-3.1eave  them  where  ye  (hall  lodge  this  night 
8.9.]o(hua  lodged  that  nigh  among  the  people 

1 3.Jo(hua  went  that  night  into  the  midft 
10.9.  Joihua  went  up  from  Gilgal  all  night 
Judg.6. 2  y.the  fame  night  the  Lord  faid  unto  him 
40.God  did  fo.that  night 
7. 9. it  came  to  pafle  the  fame  night 
1 6. 2.  laid  wait  for  him  all  night 

and  were  quiet  all  night 
i9.6\tarry  all  night^nd  let  thine.heart  be  merry 
9.I  pray  you,  tarry  all  night 
lo.the  man  would  not  tarry  all  night 
1 3. to  lodge  all  night  inGibeah,or  in  Ramah 
2y.abufed  her  all  night  untill  the  morning 
Ruth  1.1 2.  if  I  (houldhavean  husb.  aKoton'gbt 
3.2.Boaz  winnoweth  batley  tonight 

1 3.tarry  this  night,  &  it  (hall  be  in  the  morn. 
1  Sam.  1 4- 24*v"l 


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N  I  M        N  I  N 


i  Sam.  i4.j4.every  man  his  ox  wich  him  that  nig.  j  Exod.  1 z.3  i.called  for  Mofes  and  Aaron  by  night 
iy.  n.hecryedunto  the  Lord  all  night  1 3 . z 1 .by  night  the  Lord 


1 6.Lord  hath  faid  to  me  this 
ip.io.David  fled,and  efcaped  that  night 

1  i.if  thou  fave  not  thy  felf  to  night 
z8.zy.rofe  up,and  went  away  thit  night 
3 1.1  z. went  all  night, and  took  the  body  of  Saul 
1  Sam.t^g.Abnet  &  his  men  walked  all  that  nig. 
jz.Joaband  his  men  went  all  night 
4.7.gat  away  thorow  the  plain  all  night 
7_4.it  came  to  pafle  that  night 
1  z.i  6- lay  all  night  upon  the  earth 
17. i.I  will  puilue  after  David  this  night 
16.  lodge  not  this  night  in  the  plains 
19.7.  will  not  tarry  one  with  thee  this  night 
z  iOa-io.J  f -that  night  the  angel  of  the  Lord  went 
1  Chro.17. ^.it  came  to  pafle  the  fame  night 
z  Chron.  1.7.  in  that  night  did  God  appear  to  Solo. 

jf.i4.bu(ied  in  offering  untillraigbt 
Efih.6.1. on  that  night  could  not  the  king  fleep 
Job  3.3.  let  the  night  perifhin  which  it  was  faid 
6. that  night, let  darkneffe  feize  upon  it 
7  .let  that  night  be  folitai y 
4.1 3  .virions  of  the  night, w  hen  deep  fleep  falleth 
7>4.whcn  (hall  I  arife,and  the  night  be  gone 
xo.8.chafedawayasavifionofthe»igbi 
z9.19.dew  lay  all  night  upon  the  branch 
3  3 . 1 5.  in  a  vifion  of  the  night,  when  deep  fleep 
36.zo.defire  not  the  night 
P/a/.6.rf.weary  with  groaning  all  tbt  night 
ij.z.night  unto  night  fheweth  knowledge 
30.5. weeping  may  endure  for  a  night 
78.  i4.1ed  them  all  the  night  with  a  light 
9Z.z.and  thy  faithfulneffe  every  nighty 
i04.zo.makeft  darkneffe  ,and  it  is  night 
1 3  9. 1 1  .night  (hall  be  light  about  me 
Vro.-j. g.in  the  black  and  dark  night _ 

31.1  j.fhe  arifeth  while  it  is  yet  night 
Cant.  1 . 1 3  .(hall  lie  all  night  betwixt  my  breafts 

5-z.my  locks  with  the  drops  of  the  night 
I/a.  y.  1 1  .continue  untill  night, till  wine  enflame 
16.3. make  thy  ihadow  asthe»i?fe 
z  1  .q.night  of  my  pleafure  turned  into  fear 
1  i.watchman,  what  of  the  night 

watcbman,what  of  the  night 
1  z.morning  cometh,and  alfo  the  night 
29.7.  dream  oi anight  vifion 
Jer.:  4. 8. tumeth  afide  to  tarry  fortnight 
Dan.z.  19-fecret  revealed  in  a  night  vifion 
5.30.thit  night  was  Belfhazzar  —  flain 
6. 18. the  king — paffed  the  night  fafting 
Hof.7.6.  their  baker  fleepeth  all  the  night 
Joel  1.1 3-lie  all  night  in  far.kcloth 
Amos  y.S.maketh  the  day  dark  with  night 
Jonah  4.io.came  up  in  a  nigh.Sc  perifhed  in  a  night 
Micah  3.6.therefote  night  (hall  be  unto  you 
Mtff.i  4. z$.the  fourth  watch  of  the  night  Je(.  went 
26.3  i.lhal  be  offended  becaufe  of  me  this  night 
Mai\  14. Z7- 
3 n.thisnight, before  the  cock  crow 
Ma-i\  6.48.  watch  of  the  night  he  cometh  to  them 
Luty  5.5.Mafter,wehavevoyled2llsi&te 
6.iz.continued  all  night  in  prayer 
iz.zo.this  night  thy  foul  fhall  be  required 
1 7. 3 4. in  that  night  two  fhall  be  in  one  bed 
zi.37.  at  night  he  went  out,and  abode 
John  g.q.night  cometh  when  no  man  can  work 
1 3. 30. went  immediatly  out,and  it  was  night 
2 1. 3.  that  night  they  caught  nothing 
Acls  iz.rf.the  fame  night  Peter  was  fleeping 

1 6. 1 3. took  them  the  fame  hour  oi  the  night 
'•     23.11.webt  following  theLord  flood  byhim 
23. make  ready  fould-at  the  3d  hour  of  the  ni. 
27.z3.Aood  by  me  this  night  the  angel  of  the  L. 
27.  when  the  fourteenth  night  was  come 
Rom.  1 3 . 1  z. the  night  is  far  fpent 
1  Cor. 1  i.z3-  fame  night  in  which  he  was  betrayed 
1  Thef.^.j.nKotiht  night, nor  of  darkneffe 
Rev .2  i.z  j.tbere  (hall  be  no  night  there 

zz.^.no  night  there,  &they  (hall  need  no  cand. 
bj  $fgl)t.  - 

G«z.i4.i$.divided  himf. —  he,&  his ferv.by 'night 
20. 3.came  to  Abimelech  in  a  dream  by  night 
3  i.Z4.God  came  to  Laban  in  a  dream  by  night 

3  9-w  hether  ftol  len  by  day,or  ftollen  by  night  \lfa.  1 5 
40.and  the  froft  by  night  \ 


went  in  a  pillar  0%  fire 
z  z.nor  the  pillar  of  fire  by  night 
14.10.  gave  a  light  by  night 
40.3  8. fire  was  on  it  by  night 
Num. 9. 1 6. appearance  of  fire  by  night 

z  1. whether  ir  was  by  day  or  by  night 
14. 14. in  a  pillar  of  fire  by  night 
Deut.  1.3  3, fire  by  night, ,to  (hew  you  what  way 
1 6. 1 .  God  brought  thee  forth  of  Egypt  by  flight 
z3.io.uncleanneffethatchancechbV««;ta 
/0J&.8.3  .fent  them  away  by  night 
Judg.6.2.7.  he  did  it  by  night    ■ 

9.3  z.up  by  night^thou  and  thy  people 

34.  Abimelech  rofe  up  by  night 
zo.f  .befet  the  houfe  round  about  by  night 
1  S^ot,  14. 3 6.go  down  after  the  Phihftins  by  ?zzg':tf 
z6.7.Dav.and  Abilhai  came  to  the  peo.by  night 
28. 8. Saul  came  to  the  woman  by  night 
z  Sam.  z  1 . 1  o.beafts  of  the  field  by  night 
1  i<w?.  3.  $. Lord  appeared  to  Solomon  by  night 

z  Chr.7.11. 
z  Kjng.6.  i^..ame  by  night,3nd  compafled  the  city 
8 .  z  1. rofe  by  night,znd  fmote  the  Edomites 

zCbr.zi.g. 
2  y.4.men  of  war  fled  by  night 
Neb.z.i^.wentoutbynightby  the  gate 

9. 1 9. pillar  of  fire  by  night,to  (hew  them  light 
Pfal.gi.^.  afraid  of  the  terrour  by  night 
in  .6. nor  the  moon  by  night 
1 3  4. 1. by  night  ftand  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
1 36.9. moon  and  ftars  to  rule  by  night 
Prfl.3  1.  ifl.candle  goeth  not  out  by  night 
Cant.  3 . 1 .  by  night  on  my  bed  I  fought  him 
7/21.4.5.  (hining  of  a  flaming  fire  by  night 
Je/.6.<,.  let  us  go  by  night,  and  deftroy  her  palaces 
31.3  5. moon  and  ftars  for  a  light  by  night 
39.4.  fledjand  went  forth  of  the  city  by  night 
49.9.theeves  by  night  will  deftroy 
5;  z.7.went  forth  by  flight  by  the  way  of  the  gate 
Dan.j.z.  fawinmyvifionbyzziefe 
OW.y.  robbers  by  night, would  they  not  have  ftoll. 
Zech.  1. 8.1  faw  by  night,znd  behold,  a  man  riding 
Mat.z.i4.took  the  young  child,  &  hismo.bywg. 
z7.64.come  by  night  and  fteal  him  away 
z8.i  3  .difcip.  came  by  night,  &  ftole  him  away 
Lu\e  z.S.watch  over  their  flock  by  night 
John  3  .z.Nicodemus  came  to  Jefus  by  night 
7. 50. that  came  to  Jefus  by  night 
19.3  9.which  at  the  firft  came  to  Jefus  by  night 
Acts  J.  t9.angel  by  night  opened  the  prifon  doors 
9.2  y.took  him  by  mgbt,znd  let  him  down 
17.20.fent  away  Paul  and  Silas  by  night 
23.3  i.brcught  Paul  by  night  to  Antipatris 

$fght  joyned  with  ?Dap, 
See  2Dap, 

Intheffilafyt. 
£#fli,iz.30.pharaohrofeup  in  thenight 
Num. n.o.dew  fell  upon  the  camp  in  the  night 
1  Kjng.i.ig.  womans  child  died  in  the  night 
z  Kjng.T.  1  z.King  arofe  in  the  night 
Wefo.z.rz.andlarofeinthe  night 
1 5  .then  went  I  up  in  the  night 
4.2  z.  that  in  the  night  they  may  be  a  guard 
6. 10. in  the  night  will  they  come  to  flaythee 
9.1  z.and  in  the  night  by  a  pillar  of  fire 
fob  5.1 4-grope  in  the  noon  day,as  in  the  night 
Z4.  i4.in  the  night  is  as  a  thiefe 
27.20.  a  tempeft  ftealeth  him  away  in  the  night 
3 0.1 7. bones  are  pierced  in  me  in  the  night  feaf. 

34.2  j. he  overturneth  them  in  the  night 
3y.io.whogivethfongsin  thenight 

P/a/.i6.i7.inftruc~t  me  in  the  night feafons 

17.3  .haft  vifited  me  in  the  night 
2  2.z.in  the  night  (eafon,and  am  not  filent 
42.8.in  the  night  his  fongfhallbe  wichme 
77.z.my  fore  ran  in  the  night 

6. call  to  remembrance  my  fong  in  the  night 
90.4.8s  a  watch  in  the  night 
ioj.39.  fir«  to  give  light  in  t  he  ?zigk 
1 19.  j  5  .rememb.thy  name  O  L.G.in  the  night 
Ecdef.z.zi.heztt  taketli  no  reft  in  the  night 
I  Cant.  3. 8.  becaufe  of  fear  in  the  night 

inthe  night  ArofMoabislaid  wafte 
[becaufe  in  the  night  Kir  of  Mo3b  is 
Ttt  a 


26.9.  my  fcule  defired  thee  in  the  night 
30. 29. ye  (hall  have  a  fong  as  in  the  night 
59.  io.ftumble  at  noon-day  as  in  the  night 

Jer.$6. T,o.znd  in  the  night  to  the  froft 

Lam.  1.2. weepeth fore  in  thenigbt 
z.  1 9.arife.  cry  out  in  the  night 

Dan.7.7. 1  faw  in  the  night  virions,  and  behold 

Verfe  13. 

Hof.q.  y. prophet  fhall  fall  with  thee  in  the  night 

John  11. 10. if  a  man  walk  in  the  night 

Acls  16.9.  vifion  appeared  to  Paul  in  the  night 
i8.9.Lordfpake  to  Paul  in  theB/gfo       .   . 

1  Thcf.  ? .1. cometh  as  a  thiefe  in  the  night. 
7.  fleep  in  the  night, dtunk  in  the  night 

z  Vet. 1.  io.the  Lord  will  come  as  thief  in  the  nig 

Gen. 4.7. lie  caufe  it  to  rain  forty  dayes  &  forty  n. 

1  z.  rain  was  on  the  earth  40. dayes  &  qo.nig. 

Exod. Z4.18.  Mofes  was  in  the  mo.4o.da.&  40. »i. 

34.z8.waswitl)  the  Lord  forty  da.&  ioxtynig. 

Dcut.g.o.zbode  in  the  mount  forty  da.&  forty  ni. 

Chap,  io.io. 

1 1. end  of  forty  dayes  and  forty  nig.the  Lord 

1 8. forty  dayes  and  forty  ni.l  did  neither  eat 

2 5. fell  down  before  the  L.40.da.and  ap.nig. 

1  Sam.^o.  1 2. nor  drink  warer  three  day.&  three  n. 

1  Kjn.  i9.8.in  the  ftreng.ofthat  me.40.da.8c  40.??. 

Job  2.r  3. fate  down  with  him  7.  dayes  &  y.nights 

7.3.wearifome  nights  are  appointed  unto  me 
//i.zi.8.fet  in  my  ward  who\e?iights 
Jonah  1. 1 7. belly  of  the  fi(h  three  dayes  &  three  wi„ 
Mat.^.z.  fafted  forty  dayes  and  forty  flights 

1  z.40.  as  Jonas  was  three  dayes  &  three  nights 
Son  of  man  be  three  dayes  &  three  nig. 
jftfghtthawjfee. 
Lev.  11  .\6.night-baw\c, and  the  cuckow 
Deut.  1 4. 1 1,  owle,  and  the  night-bawlie 

$Hgi)t-S»atcl)e;s!. 
P/i/.63.6.meditate  on  thee  in  the  night-watches 
u9- 148. mine  eyes  prevent  the  night-watches J 
iftfmral). 
Num.  3  z.i.JazxiNimrahimd  Hefhbon,  land  for 

faimtim, 
Ifa.  1 5 .6.  waters  otNimrim  fhall  be  defolate    - 

^•,4^.34. 

Gcn.10.8.  Cufh  begat  Nimrod 

o,Nimrod  the  mighty  hunter  before  the 
1  Chro.  1. 10.  Nimrod  began  to  be  mighty 
Micab  5.6.wafte  the  land  oiNim.in  the  entrances 
ifttmfltf, 

1  Kjn.  1 9. 1 6.  Jehu  fon  of  Nimjhi  (halt  thou  anoint 
z  Kw.p.z.look  out  there  Jehu  the  fon  of  Nimjhi 
14-fon  of Nimjhi  confpired  againft  Joram 
zo.orivingof  Jehusthefonofiv"i/»//M 
z  c%o.zz.7.fon  of  NimJhi,whom  the  Lord  had  an. 

0MZ. 

Gca.y.27.all  the  dayes  of  Methufelah  were  <)Sq.y 

1  i.i9.Ptleg  lived  after  he  begatReu  zop.yeers 

Z4.Nahor  lived  twenty  and  nine  ye.and  begat 

17. 1. was  ninety  nineye.oXd  when  the  L.appea. 

z4.  Abraham  was  ninety  nine  yeers  old,  when 

£#orf.38.24.gold  occup.— for  the  holy  pla.z9.tal. 

N#»2.29.z6.fifth  day,  nine  bullocks,two  rams 

3  4. 1 3  .Lord  comm.to  give  unto  the  nine  tribes 
Deut.  3 . 1 1  -bed (lead  jtine  cubits  was  the  length 
Jojh.  1 3. 7. divide  this  land  unto  the  nine  tribes 
I4.z.by  lot  was  the  inherita.  for  the  nine  tribes 
iy.44.  nine  cities  with  their  villages 

Verfe  54 
zi.i6.ninc  cities  out  of  thefe  two  tribes 
zSa»2.24.8.came  to  Jet.at  the  end  oinine  months 
z  I^w.17.1.  Hofhea  began  to  rule  over  Ifra.?J?.ye. 
1  CJW-0.3.8.Eliadah,  Elephelet,  nine 
Neb.  1  x.i.nine  parts  to  dwell  in  their  ciries 
Luke  i7.i7.tehcleanfeJ,  but  where  are  thenint 

0imhundred. 
Gt».f.5-dayes  that  Adam  lived  were  93  o.yeers 
8  .dayes  of  Seth,9i  2.  yeers,  and  he  died 
1  i.al  the  dayes  of  Enos  were  905. &  he  died 
14.aU  the  dayes  ofCainan  were  9  io.yeers 
20.  all  the  dayes  of  Jared  were  96>z.yeeres 
Z7.  all  the  dayes  of  Methufelah  were  g6g.y. 
9,29,all  the  dayes  of  Noah  were  950.  yeeres 
/Wg.4.3.  Jabin  had  nine  hundred  charets  of  iron 

ij.Sifcra 


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N  I  S 


N  O 


N  O 


N  O 


1 4  .Sifera  gathered  together  nine  hun.charets 
i  Chro.g.9-  generations,  sis?  hundred  fifty  and  fix 

Mim  hundred  twenty  and  eight. 
Nehem.n.B  after  him  Gabai,Salhi,9i8. 

i)5fne  hundred  fourty  and  five. 
E^a  2.8.childr.of  Zzau,nine  hundr.fourty  &  five 

jj-Jttie  hundied [evenly  and  three. 
E^ya  1.3  6-diil.of  Jcdaiah,sise  hun.feventy  &  three 

2^.7.39. 
^tne  thoufand. 
/&!?.4'.4.number  of  them  was  about  nine  thoufand 

Sfyinmcn. 

Gen.  1 1  j 2  5  .Nahor  lived  aft.he  begate  Ter.  1 1  o-y. 

Jof.  1 9.38, nineteen  cities,  with  their  villages 

2  S«s.2.  50.  lacked  of  Davids  ferva.  nineteen  men 

|')(neteentlj. 
2fC/s.2  5.3.sisrtces£/?yeerofNebuchad-nezzar 
1  Chro.  24. 1 tf.the  nineteenth  to  Pethaliah 

25.26.  the  sisrt.toMalothi,  he,his  fons  &  bre. 
Jer.  52.12  .nineteenth  yeer  of  N  ebuc.came  Nebuz. 
j^ine  <#"  thirty, See  Chirtg  7«»e. 
$taetp, 

Gra.5«9.Enos  lived  ninety  yeers,&  begate  Cainan 
I7.all  the  days  of  Mahalaleel  ytztt  89  f.yetrs 
30.  lived  after  he  begate  Noah,  595.yeers 
17. 1.  was  99.yeersold,the  L.appearcd  to  Abr. 
i7.Sarah,thatis?^iKfjyeers  old,  bear 
24.  Ab.was  ninety  y.old  &  nine  when  he  was 
1  Sam.4.1 5. Eli  was  ninety  and  eight  yeersold 
1  Chro.9  <S.fons  of  Zerah  fix  hundred  and  ninety 
£^.4.5-yeersof  their  iniquity  390. dayes 
4  r.  1 2.iength  of  the  build  ing  ninety  cubits 
ffiinstyfive.^ 
£^v?2.20.chtldrcnofG;bbarsJ#*fryand  ^ve 
Neb. -j. 2  5. children  of  Gibeon  ninety  and  five 

jftfnetp  fix. 
£^•.8.3  5. offered  for  all  Ifr.  1 2.  bullocks,96.rams 
Jer. 5 2. 2 3. ninety  and  fix  pomegranates  on  a  fide 

1  Sam.il.  1  J.Eli  was  ?w«cfy  and  eight  yeers  old 
E^ra  z.i  ^.children  of  Aterof  Hezekiah,  98. 

Nch.-j. .21. 

i^fnetp  sis<?. 
Mar.  1 8. 1 2. leave  the  99.8c  goeth  into  the  mount. 

1$. ninety  and  nine  which  went  not  affray 
Lufye  15.4.  leave  sisizy  and  nine  in  the  wildernefs 
7.  -ninety  nine  juft  perf.which  need  no  repen. 
|j3;nct)eh. 
Gw.10.1  i.Afherbuilded  Nwze»e6,Rehobotri,Cal. 
i2.ar.d  Refin,  between  Nineveh  and  Calah 


L«^.23.44.dark.  overall  the  earth  til  the  ninth  ho. 
Ails  3. 1. hour  of  prayer  ,be  ing  the  ninth  hour 
10.  j.faw  a  viiion  evidently,about  the  ninth  ho, 
3  o.at  the  ninth  hour  I  prayed  in  my  houfe 
Rev.zi.zoj.he  eigth  beryll,the  sisfb  a  topaz 
|5tnrt>  day,  SeeJDag, 
Jfrttttt)  moneth,  See  fljjtoneth. 

Neh. 2.  i.eame  to  paffe  in  the  moneth  Nifan 
Eftb.$.  7.  firft  moneth,that  is,the  moneth  Nifan 

jftifrocfy. 
2  King.  i9.j7.worfhipping  in  the  houfe  of  Nifroch 

jfcttre. 
P70.25.20.as  vineger upon  nitrejo  is  he 
Jer.z.z  2.though  thou  wafh  thee  with  nitre 

Mo, 
Gen.  1 3 .8  .let  there  be  no  ftrife,  I  pray  thee 
15.3.  thou  haft  given  to  me  no  feed 
26.29.tbat  thou  wilt  do  us  no  hurt 
37- *2..Reubenfaid,Shed  so  bloud ,lay  so  hand 
3  8.  2 1.  there  was  no  harlot  in  this  place 

Verfe  22. 
40.8  .there  is  no  interpreter  of  it 
42.1 1.  thy  fervants  are  so  fpies  Verfe  31. 

3  4.  then  fhall  1  know  that  ye  are  no  fpies 
47.4.  thy  fervants  have  no  pafture  for  their 
£#o<i/.5.i6.thtreissoftraw  given  to  thy  fervants 
1 8. for  there  fhall  no  ftraw  be  given  to  you 
8.22.that  no  fwarms  or  flies  fhall  be  there 
9.28.  thar  there  be  no  more  mighty  thundrings 
1 0.1 -(..before  them  chav  were  no  fuch  locufts 
1 2. 1 6. no  manner  of  work  done  in  them 
19.  feven  dayes  fhall  there  no  leven  be  found 
4 3. there  fhall  no  itranger  eat  thereof 
48-  no  uncircuincueJ  peifon  fhall  eat  thereof 
1 3. 3. there  Hi  ;11  no  leavened  bread  be  eaten 
7  .fhall  no  Kavened  bread  be  fecn in  thee 
I4.r  i.becaufe  there  were  no  graves  in  Egypt 
16.18.he  that  gathered  little  had  so  lack 
2 1.22.&  yet  somifchief  follow,  he  fhalbe  pun. 
Z2.2.there  fhall  no  bloud  be  fhed  for  him 

2  3 .8  .and  thou  (halt  take  no  gift 

13.  and  make  no  menrion  of  the  names  of 

3  2.thou  fhalt  make  no  covenant  with  them 
3o.9.ye  fhall  offer  no  ftrange  incenfe  thereon 

.  1 2.that  there  be  no  plague  amongft  them 
34.14.  thou  fhalt  worfhipso  other  god 

1 7. thou  fhalt  make  thee  so  molten  gods 

3  5.3.  ye  fhal  kindle  no  fire  throughout  your  ha 


2  Kin.  i^^.Senachenb  returned, &  dwelt  at  Nin.  Lev.z. 11. no  meat-offer,  which  ye  fhall  bring  fhall 


JA-37-37 
Jonah  1.2.  arife,go  to  Nwfe/ybat  great  city 

Chap.  3. 2. 
3.j.Jonaharofc,and  went  to  Nineveh 

Nineveh  was  an  exceeding  greatcity 
4-yet  fourty  dayes  &  Nineveh  fhalbe  overthr. 
J.pecple  of  Nisewb  beleeved  God 
6. word  came  unto  the  King  of  Nineveh 
7. proclaimed  and  published  thorow  Nineveh 
4. 1 1  .fhould  not  I  fpare  Nineveh 
Nahum  1 . 1  .the  burden  of  Nineveh 
2.8.  Nimvshh  of  old  a  pool  of  water 
3.7.  Nineveh  is  laid  wafte 
Zeph.  2.ij.and  will  make  Nineveh  a  defolation 
Mat.  li.qi.menoi  Nineveh  fhall  rife  injudgmenr 

Lu\e  11.  32. 

i^fnevjftegf, 
Ln\e  1 1.30.  Jonas  was  a  figne  to  the  Ninevites 

jRitttl). 
Lev.z%.zz.  eat  of  old  fruit  untill  the  ninth  yen 
2  Kjng.i7.6.\n  the  ninth  yeer  of  Hofhea  K.  of  AfT. 
i3.io.  ninth  yeer  of  Hofhea  Samaria  was  taken 
1^.1  ninth  yeer  of  his  reign,  in  the  tenth  mon. 

jfo.52.4. 
1  Chro.iz.i  2.Johanan  the  eighth ,Elfabad  the  nin. 
24.1  i.ihzninthio  Jefhua,the  tenth  to 
2  5  1 6. the  ninth  to  Mattaniah 
27. 1  z.ninth  captain  for  the  ninth  moneth 
Jer.  3  9. 1  .in  the  ninth  yeer  of  Zedekiah 
£•^£.24.1.  in  the  ninth  yeer,  in  the  tenth  moneth 
ikto.2c5.went  out  about  1  he  fixth  &  ninth  hour., 
27.45.datkn.over  all  the  land  til  the  ninth  hour 
.  Mmk  15.33, 

46.  ninth  hour  Jefus  gave  up  the  g^oft 

Ma>:  15.34 


ye  fhall  burn  no  leaven  in  any  offering 
5-i  1. he  fhall  putso  oyl  upon  it 
6. 10.no  fin-offcring,whereof  any  of  the  bloud 
7. 23. ye  fliale.it  so  manner  of  fat,ofox,of  fheep 

26.ye  fhall  eat  no  manner  of  bloud 
1 1 . 1  3 . w  hatfoever  hath  so  fins  nor  fcales 
1 2.4.  (lie  fhall  touch  no  hallowed  thing 
13.21.and  there  be  no  white  haires  therein 

26.  there  be  no  white  hairs  in  the  bright  fpot 
and  it  be  so  lower  then  the  skin 

3  1. and  that  there  is  no  black  hair  in  it 

3  2.and  that  there  be  in  i.  no  yellow  hair 
16.29.and  do  wo  work  at  all 
,    17.12.  so  foul  of  you  fhall  eat  bloud 

I4.ye  fhall  eat  the  bloud  of  no  maner  of  flefh 
19.1 5.fhall  do  no  unrighteoufntfs  in  judgment 
Verfe  3  5, 
2  o.  1 4.  that  there  be  so  wickedneff  c  among  you 
2i.3.andforhis  fifter  which  had  so  husband 
22.13.  but  there  (hall  so  ftranger  eat  thereof 

2 1. there  fhall  be  no  blemifh  therein 
23-3-ye  fhall  do  so  work  therein 

7-yee  fhall  doe  no  fervile  work  therein 

Verfe  21. 

28.  ye  fhall  do  so  work  in  the  fame  day 

3 1.  ye  fhall  do  no  manner  of  work 
25.3 1.  houfes  which  have  sowalls  round  about 

36.take  thou  no  ufury  of  him 
26.i.ye  fhall  make  you  no  idols 
27. 28.S0 devoted  thing  fhal  be  fold  or  redeem. 
Num.%.  8.  if  the  man  have  no  kinfman  to  recomp. 

1 3. and  there  be  no  witneffe  againft  her 

1 5. he  fhall  powre  no  oyl  upon  it 
6.3.  and  fhall  drink  so  vineger  of  wine 

J.  there  fhall  so  rafor  come  upon  his  head 


6.be  fhall  come  at  so  dead  body 
8.i9.that  there  fce  no  plagu:  among  the  chil.  of 
26.10  keep  the  charge,md  fhall  do  so  fervice 
1 6.40.that  so  flrang.  which  is  not  of  the  feed  ot 
1 9. 2. bring  a  red  heifer  wherein  is  no  blemifh 
26.33.Zelopheh.ad  had  sofons,but  daughters 
27.3. but  died  in  his  own  fins,and  had  no  fons 
4-name  done  away,bccaufe  he  hath  sofon 
8.faying,If  a  man  die,and  have  no  (on 
5.8c  if  he  have  so  daughter,then  he  (hall  vive 
1 7-cong.of  the  L.be  not  as  fheep  wch  have  no 
29 . 1  .ye  fhall  do  so  fervile  work 
3  5.3  i.so  fatisfaclion  for  the  life  of  a  murderer 
3  2.  no  fatisfaftion  for  him  that  is  fled  to  the 
Deu.^.iz.ye  hcjrd  the  voice,  but  faw  no  (imilitude 

1 5.  for  ye  faw  no  manner  of  fimilicude 
7.2.  thou  fhalt  make  so  covenant  with  them 

16.  thine  eye  fhall  have  no  pity  upon  them 
10.9.  wherefore  Levi  hath  so  part  with  his  bre. 
14.27.  the  Levite,  for  he  hath  so  part  with  thee 

29.8c  the  Levite,  becaufe  he  hath  so  part  wth 

1  5-4-when  there  fhall  be  so  poor  among  you 
19.SO  work  with  the  firftlingof  thy  bullock 

1 6.}.  thou  fhalt  eat  so  leavened  bread  with  ic 

8. thou  fhalt  do  no  work  therein 
1 8. 1.  tribe  of  Levi  fhall  have  no  part  with  Ifrael 
20. 1 2.if  it  will  make  no  peace  with  thee 
21.14.if  thouhaveso  delight  in  her,  then 

2  2.26.there  is  in  the  darnofell  no  fin  worthy 
13.17.  there  fhall  be  so  whore  of  the  daughters 

22.forbear  to  vow,it  fhall  be  so  fin  in  thee 
24.  i.eorne  to  pafl'e,that  (lie  find  no  favour  in  his 
28.3  2.there  fhall  be  so  might  in  thine  hand 

65.  among  thefe  nati.  fhalt  thou  find  no  eafe 
31.  1 2.  dnd  there  was  no  ftrange  god  with  him 

20.  children  in  whom  is  so  faith 
fijh.i  o.  1 4.there  was  no  day  like  that 

1 1  -2o.and  tnatthey  might  have  no  favour 
14-4-  therefore  th:y  gave  so  part  to  the  Levites 
J7.3-  but  Zelophehad  had  so  fons,  but  daught. 
18.7 .but  the  Levits  had  no  pan  among  you 
22.  25.  ye  have  so  part  in  the  Lord 

v  j  '  Verfe  27. 

Jute.  2. 2.  ye  fhall  make  no  league  with  the  inhab. 

5.19-they  took  so  gain  of  money 

6.4.  and  left  no  fuftenance  for  Ifrael 

13 .5.  and  nt>  rafor  fhall  come  on  his  head 

1 7.6.  in  thofe  dayes  there  was  no  king  in  Ifrael 
Chap.18.1.  &  21.25. 

1 8.7. there  wassomagiftratein  theland 

and  had  no  bufineffe  with  any  man 

Verfe  28. 

1  o.w  here  there  is  no  want  of  any  thin<* 

iS.and  there  was  no  deliverer,  becaufe  it 

19. 1. in  thofe  dayes,when  there  was  so  king 

1  J.there  is  so  want  of  any  thing 

30. there  was  sofucb  deed  done  norfeen 

1  Sam.i.  1 1.&  there  fhall  so  rafor  come  on  his  hea. 

2.24.  for  it  is  no  good  report  thatl  hear 

3-i.there  was  so  open  vifion 

6. 7-on  w  h  ich  there  hath  come  no  yoke 

io.27.del'j;ifed  him,and  brought  him  no  prefent 

1 3.19.SO  fniithfound  thorowoutall  the  land  of 

I4.6.thcre  is  no  rcftraint  to  the  Lord  tofave  by 

1 7. 1 5. there  wassofword  in  the  hand  of  David 

20. 2 1  .for  there  is  peace  to  thee,and  no  hurt 

3  4. he  did  cat  so  meat  the  fecond  day 
a  1.9.  there  is  soother  fave  that  here 
25.3  i.that  this  fhall  be  so  grief  unto  thee 
28. 1  o.there  fhal  so  punifhment  happen  to  thee 
29. 3  .and  I  have  found  no  fault  in  him 
zSam.  1.2 1.  let  theTe  be  so  dew  upon  you 
12.6.  andbecaufehehadsopity 
1 3 . 1 2-so  fuch  thing  ought  to  be  done  in  Ifrael 

16.  fhe  faid  unto  him,There  is  so  caufe 
14.25.  there  was  no  blemifh  in  him  | 

15. 26. if  he  thusfay,I  have  so  delight  in  thee 
18. 1 3. there  is  no  matter  hid  from  the  king 
1 8.for  he  faid,I  have  so  fon  to  keep  my 
2 1  .feeing  thou  haft  no  tidings  ready 
20. 1  .and  faid,We  have  no  part  in  David 

io.but  Amafa  took  no  heed  to  the  fword  that 
2i.4.we  will  have  no  filver  nor  gold  of  Saul 
1  Kjng.i.i.  with clothes,but  he  gat  no  heat 
3.18.  there  wassoftranger  with  us  in  the 
6. 1 8.all  was  Cedar>  there  was  so  ftone 

8.2 2. there 


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N  O 


N  O 


N  O 


N  O 


N  O 


8 . 2  3 .  there  is  no  God  like  thee  in  heaven  above  I 
9. 2  i.of  the  chil  .of  Ifrael  did  Sol.  make  no  bon.  | 
io.i  2. there  came  no  fiich  Almug  trees  unto 
17. 17. that  there  was  no  breath  left  in  him 
18.1  o.there  is  no  nation  whither  my  lord 

2  j.  lay  iron  wood,  and  put  so  fire  under 

Verfe  2 J. 

2?.name  of  your  gods,but  put  no  fire  under 

26.  but  there  was  no  voice  anfwered 
22.17.L0rd  laid,  Thefe  have  no  rnafter 

2  Chro.  1 8.16. 

i8.that  he  would  prophefie  no  good  concern. 

47. there  was  no  king  in  Edom 
2  Iv/s.i.i6.isit  not  becaufe  there  is  no  God  in 

17.reign.in  his  ftead— becaufe  he  had  so  fon 
4. 41. and  there  was  no  harm  in  the  pot 
10.  j  l.Jehu  took  no  heed  to  walk  in  the  law 
1 7-4.and  brought  no  prefent  to  the  K.  of  Aflyc. 
19.  i8-forthey  were  no  gods,but  the  works  of 
2i.7.there  was  so  reckoning  made  with  them 

1  Chy.z.$$.  now  Shefiian  had  no  fon 

12.17.  feeing  there  is  no  wrong  in  mine  hands 
16.22.  and  do  my  prophets  no  harm 
2  2. 1 6.  and  of  the  iron  there  is  no  number 
23 .2  2.Eleazar  diedsand  had  no  fons 
24.28.ofMahli  cameEleazar,who  had  no  fons 

2  C/V0.6. 5.I  chofe  no  city  to  build  an  houfe  in 

8-9.of  the  children  of  Ifr.  did  Sol.make  no  ferv. 
1  3  .9.1  prieft  of  them  that  are  no  gods 

14.6.  and  he  had  no  war  in  thofe  yeers 
if. 5. and  in  thofe  times  there  was  bo  peace 
17.ro.  fo  that  they  made  no  war  againft  Jehof. 
18. 16. as  fneep  that  have  no  (hepherd 

19.7.  for  there  is  no  iniquity  with  the  L.our  G. 
20.1 2.  we  have  no  might  againft  this  gr.comp. 
21.19.his  people  made  no  burning  for  him 
22.9.  had  no  power  to  keep  ftill  the  kingdome 
35.18.  and  there  was  no  paflbver  like  to  that 
j6.i6.mifuf.  his  pro. — til  there  was  no  remedy 


5. in  great  fear,where  no  fear  was 
5  5. 19. becaufe  they  have  no  changes,therefore 
69. 2. in  deep  mire,where  there  is  no  ftanding 
70.  y.thou  art  my  help,make  no  tarrying 
7  2 . 1 2.the  poor,and  them  that  have  no  helper 
72.4.  for  there  are  no  bands  in  their  death 
78.^4.their  widows  made  no  lamentation 
84.11.09  good  thing  will  he  withhold  fro.  them 
9 1. 1  o.there  fliall  no  evill  befall  thee 
91.15.  there  is  no  unrighteoufnefle  in  him 
ioi.j.Ile  fet  no  wicked  thing  before  mine 
102. 27. and  thy  yeers  (hall  have  bo  end 
105.15  .and  do  my  prophets  no  harm 
107.  4.  they  found  no  city  to  dwell  in 

40.  in  the  wildernefie,  where  there  is  no  way 
1 1  q.j. they  alfo  do  no  iniquity 
1 46. 3.  fon  of  man,  in  whom  there  is  no  help 
P/'o.j.jO.  ftrive  not— if  he  have  done  thee  no  harm 
8.24.when  there  were  no  depths,  I  was 

when  there  were  no  fount.abound.with 
10.22.and  he  addeth  soforrow  with  it 
1 1 . i4.where no  counfell  is,the  people  fall 
1 2.2i.there  (hall  no  evill  happen  to  the  juft 

28  .in  the  path  thereof  there  is  no  death 
I7.i6.feeing  he  hath  no  heart  to  it 

20.  a  froward  heart  findeth  so  good 

2 1.  the  father  of  a  fool  hachsfl  joy 
18.2.  a  fool  hath  no  delight  in  underftanding 
2 1 .  io.his  neighbour  findeth  no  fault  in  his 

20. there  is  no  wifdome  againft  the  Lord 
25.2  8. he  that  hath  no  rule  over  his  own  fpirit 
26. 2o.where  no  wood  is,there  the  fire  goeth  out 
28. 2. like  a  fweeping rain  which  leaveth  no  food 

24.8:  faith,It  is  no  tranfgreffion,the  fame  is 
29- 1 8. where  there  is  no  vi(ion,the  people  perifli 
20.20. and  faith,I  have  done  no  wickednefle 

27  .the  locufts  have  no  King,  yet  go 

3 1. againft  whom  there  is  no  riling  up 
3 1. 1 1.  fo  that  he  fliall  have  no  need  of  fpoil 


17.  had  no  compaffion  on  yong  man  or  mai.    Eukf.1.9.  there  is  no  new  thing  under  the  fun 
Eya  4.16.  thou  (halt  have  no  portion  on  this  fide  1 1. there  is  no  remembrance  of  former  things 


„    9.  i4.fo  that  there  (hould  be  no  remnant 
Beh.  2. 1 4.S0  place  for  the  beaft  that  was  under  me 
20. but  you  have  no  portion  in  Jerufalem 
6. 1. and  that  there  was  no  breach  left  therein 
1 3. 1 9. that  there  (hould  no  burden  be  brought 
26.ampng  many  nations  was  there  no  K.like 
7o&4.i8.behold3he  put  no  rruft  in  his  fervants 
5.i9.in  feven  there  (hall  no  evill  touch  thee 
9.25. they  flee  away ,they  fee  sogood 
io.i8.0thatsoeyehadfeen  me 
I2.i4.(huttethupaman)&  there  can  besoope. 

24.  to  wander  where  there  is  no  way 
1 3 ,4-ye  are  all  phy  ficians  of  no  value 
1 5.3  .wth  fpeeches  wherewith  he  can  do  no  good 

1 9. and  no  ftranger  pafled  among  them 
16. 1 8. and  let  my  cry  have  no  place 
18. 1 7.  he  (hall  have  no  name  in  the  ftreet 
19.7.I  cry  aloud,  but  thtre  is  no  judgment 
16.I  called  my  fei  v.but  he  gave  me  no  anfwer 

2  4.iy.faying,  Ivo  eye  (hall  fee  me 
26.3.counfellcd  him  that  hath  no  wifdome 

6.  and  deftruftion  hath  ho  covering 
1S.1S.no  mention  (hall  be  made  of  corall 
30.1 3.  they  have  no  helper 
32.3.  becaufe  they  had  found  no  anfwer 

5  .Elihu  faw  that  there  was  no  anfwer  in 

3  4. 2  z. there  is,  no  darknefs,nor  (hadow  of  death 
36.1 6. into  a  broad  place,where  there  is  no  ftrai. 
41. 16. that  so  air  can  come  between  them 
42. 1  f.were  '110  women  fo  fair  as  the  dau.of  Job 

Vfal-l- 2.theue  is  so  help  for  him  in  God 
$.9.there  isao  faithfulneffe  in  their  mouth 
6.5  -in  death  there  is  so  remembrance  of  thee 
19. 3. so  fpeech  where  their  voice  is  not  heard 
3  2. 2. in  whofe  fpirit  there  is  no  guile 

9.0ms  the  mule  which  have  sounderftand. 
3  3. 16. there  issoK.favedby  themult.ofanhoft 
34.9.  there  is  no  want  to  them  that  fear  him 
3  6. 1. there  is  no  fear  of  God  before  his  cits 
38.3.there  is  so  foundneffe  in  my  flefh 

Vctfe  7. 
1 4- in  whofe  mouth  are  no  reproofes 
40. 1 7  .make  no  tarrying,0  my  God 
50. 9.1k  take  no  bullocks  out  of  thine  houfe 
5  3. 4. have  workers  of  iniquity  no  knowledge 


2.1  i.and  there  was  no  profit  under  the  fun 
3.12. 1  know  that  there  is  so  good  in  them,but 

19.  that  a  man  hath  no  preeminence  above 
«f.i.opprefled,  and  they  had  no  comforter 

there  was  power3but  they  had  no  comf. 
8. yet  there  is  no  end  of  all  his  labour 
1 6.  there  is  no  end  of  all  the  people 
5.4.  for  he  hath  no  pleafure  in  fools 
6. 3. and  alfo,  that  he  hath  no  buriall,  I  fay 

6.  yet  hath  he  feen  no  good 
8.5-keep  the  commandements,(hall  feel  no  evil 

8.  there  is  no  difcharge  in  that  war 
9.8.  and  let  thy  head  lack  no  ointment 
10.  for  there  is  no  work  in  the  grave 
10.11.  without  enchant.  &  a  babler  is  no  better 
1 2.  i.when  thou  (halt  fay,  I  have  no  pleafure 
1 2.of  making  many  books  there  is  no  end 
Cant. 4.7.  there  is  is  no  fpot  in  thee 

5.6.I  called  hitrijbut  he  gave  me  no  anfwer 
8. 8.a little  fifter,and  (he  hath  so  breafts 
I  fa.  1 .6.there  is  no  foundneffe  in  it 

5.8.1ay  field  to  fieldjtill  there  be  no  place 
8. 20.it  is  becaufe  there  is  no  light  in  them 
9.7.of  his  peace  (hall  be  no  end 

1 7. Lord  (hal  have  no  joy  in  their  young  men 
10. t  5  .lift  up  it  felf  as  if  it  were  no  wood 
13. 18. »o  pity  on  the  fruit  of  the  womb 
14.8.  no  feller  is  come  up  againft  us 
1 5 .6. the  grafle  faileth,there  is  no  green  thing 
16.10. in  the  vineyards  there  (hall  be  no  finging 
the  treaders  (hall  tread  out  no  wine 
23.1.  laid  wafte,fo  that  there  is  no  houfe 
25.  2.  a  palace  of  ftrangers  to  be  so  city 
27.11.  for  it  is  a  people  of  so  underftanding 
28.8.  fo  that  there  is  no  place  clean 
29. 1 6.that  framed  it, he  had  no  underftanding 
30.7.  for  the  Egyptians  fliall  help  to  so  purpofe 
33.21.  wherein  fliall  go  no  galley  with  oars 
34.16.so  one  of  thefe  (hall  faile 
3  5.9.  so  lion  fliall  be  there 
40.20.fo  impoveriftiedjthat  he  hath  no  oblation 
28  .there  is  so  fearching  of  his  underftanding 
29. to  them  that  have  no  might,he  increa.ftre. 
41. 28.I  beheld,and  there  was  so  counfellour 
43.1  i.and  befides  me  there  is  so  faviour 
Ttt3 


24.thou  haft  bought  me  so  fweet  cane 
47.1  .there  is  so  throne,  O  daughter  of  the 
<?.thou  didft  (hew  them  no  mercy 
48. 2  2. there  is  so  peace  unto  the  wicked 
50.io.that  walketh  in  darknefle  &  hath  so  lig, 
52.11  .goe  ye  outpouch  no  unclean  thing 
53. 2. he  hath  so  forme  nor  comelinefle 

there  is  no  beauty  that  we  (hould  defire 
9. becaufe  he  hath  done  no  violence 
54. 17.SO  weapon  formed  againft  thee  (hall  pro. 
55.1.10  the  waters,and  he  that  hath  no  money 
57. 10. yet  faidft  thou  not>There  is  so  hope 

2 1. there  is  so  peace  to  the  wicked 
59. 8. there  is  no  judgement  in  their  goings 
10. we  grope  as  if  we  had  zzoeyts 
1 5. it  diipleafed  him  that  there  was  so  judge 
\6.  &  wondred  that  there  was  no  interceflbr 
fer.  2. 1 1 .  changed  their  godsjw  hich  are  yet  no  go. 

2  5  .but  thou  faidft,There  is  so  hope 

3  o.they  received  no  correction 

4-22.but  to  doe  good  they  have  710  knowledge 

2  3. and  theheavens,&  they  had  so  light 
5 .7. and  fworne  by  them  that  are  so  gods 
6. 10. [they  have  so  delight  in  it 

i4.peace,peace,  when  there  is  no  peace 

Chap.  8- 11. 
2 3. they  are  cruell,and  have  so  mercy 
7.3  2.flull  bury  in  Tophet,till  thete  be  no  place 
8.1 5. looked  for  peace;but  so  good  came 

22.1s  there  no balme  in  Gilead 
10. 1 4. and  there  is  no  breath  in  them 
1 1. 2  3. and  there  fliall  be  so  remnant  of  them 
1 2.1 z.no  flefli  fliall  have  peace 
i4.J.forfook  it,becaufe  there  was  so  grafle 
tf.their  eyes  did  fail,  becaufe  there  was  no  . 
i9.and  ihere  is  so  healing  for  us 

we  looked  for  peace, &  there  is  no  good 
16.14.d1aH  no  more  be  faid,The  Lord  liveth 
19. and  things  wherein  there  is  so  profit 
2o.gods  unto  himfelf,and  they  are  no  gods 
17.24.  to  bring  in  no  burden  through  the 

fabbath  day,to  doe  no  work  thereon 
1 9. 1 1  .in  Tophet,  till  there  be  so  place  to  bury 
22.3.doe  no  wrong,  do  so  violence  to  the  ftran. 

28.is  he  a  vefiell  wherein  is  no  pleafure 
23. 17.220  evill  fliall  come  upon  you 
25 .6.and  I  will  doe  you  so  hurt 

3  5  .(hepheards  (hall  have  no  way  to  flee 
30.1 3. thou  haft  no  healing  medicines 
3  5.6.they  faidjWe  will  drink  so  wine 

commanded  us,Ye  fliall  drink  no  wine 
8. to  drink  no  wine  all  our  dayes 
39.1 2.1ook  well  to  him,  doe  him  no  barme 
41 . 1 4.Egypt,where  we  fliall  fee  no  war 
44.5. to  burn  no  incenfe  unto  other  gods 
I7.then  we  were  wcll,andfaw  so  evill 
48. 8. and  no  city  fliall  efcape 

3  3  .their  (houting  fliall  be  no  (homing 
3  8  .like  a  veflell  wherein  is  no  pleafure 
49. 1.  thus  faith  the  Lord,  Hath  Ifrael  so  fons 

36.there  fliall  be  so  nat.whither  the  out-cafts 
50.i4.fliout  at  her,fpare  so  arrowes 
51.17  .and  there  is  no  breath  in  them 
Lam.i  ,6.1ike  harts  that  find  no  pallure 
9.  (lie  had  no  comforter 
2.9.  her  prophets  alfo  find  no  virion 
4.6. and  so  hands  flayed  on  her 
Et^\-  1 3. 1  o.peace,  and  there  was  no  peace 
i6.and  there  is  no  peace,faith  the  Lord 
1  y.5.when  it  was  whole,it  was  meet  for  no  wo 
16. 34-and  no  reward  is  given  unto  thee 

4  i.and  thou  (halt  give  so  hire  any  more 
1 8.3  2.I  have  so  pleafure  in  the  de3th  of  him 
1 9. 14.SO  ftrong  rod  to  be  a  fcepter  to  rule 
2 2. 26.so difference  between  holy  and  profane 
24.6.1et  no  lot  fall  upon  it 
28.3  .so  fecret  that  they  can  hold  from  thee 
29. 1 1 .  no  foot  of  man  fliall  paffe  thorow  it 
l  i8.yet  had  he  so  wages,nor  his  army 

3  3.1  i.I  have  so  pleafure  in  the  death  of  the 
34. 5.fcatteted  ..becaufe  there  is  no  (hepheard 

8.meat  to  every  bealt,becaufe  there  was  no 
36.19.and  lay  so  famine  uponyou 
37.8.but  there  was  no  breath  in  them 
39.10.they  fliall  take  no  wood  out  of  the  field 
44.9.72.0  ftranger  uncircumcifed  in  heart  fliall 

17. and 


N  O 


N  O 


n  a 


N  O 


N  O 


N  O 


1 7-and  no  wooll  (hall  come  upon  them 
2  j. they  {hall  come  at  no  dead  perfon 

'  for  fitter  that  hath  had  no  husband 

2  8.  ye  fhall  give  them  no  poffcffion  in  Ifrael 
Dan.  1.4.  children  in  whom  was  soblemifh 

z.io.therefore  there  is;zoking,lord,nor  ruler 

3  5. that  so  rJlace  was  found  for  them 

3 .29.there  is  no  other  god  that  can  deliver 
4.p.and  no  fecret  croubleth  thee 
6.2.and  the  king  (hould  have  no  damage 

1  y.so  decree  tht:  K.eftablifheth  may  be  chan. 

2  2.before  thee,(D  kingjhave  I  done  no  hurt 
2  3. no  manner  of  hurt  was  found  upon  him 

8 .4.fo  that  no  beafts  might  ftand  before  him 
Hof.^.1.3  controverfie  —  becaufe  there  is  so  truth 
6.tbou  (halt  be  no  prieft  to  me 
8. 7. it  hathao  ftalk,  the  bud  (hall  yeeld  so 

8.as  a  veflell  wherein  is  no  pleafure 
9-i6.dried  up,they  (hall  bear  so  fruit 
10.  j  .now  they  (hall  fay,We  have  no  king 
Joel  1. 18. perplexed  ,becaufe  they  have  sopafture 
3. 17. so  ftrangers  pafle  thbrow  her  any  more 
Amos  3. 4.  will  a  lion  roar  when  he  bath  no  prey 
y.can  a  bird  fall  where  no  gin  is 
?.20.very  dark,and  sobrightneffein  it 
7. 14. faid  to  Amaxiah,  I  was  no  prophet 
Micab  3 .7.  for  there  is  no  anfwer  of  God 
4. 9.  is  there  no  king  in  thee 
7.1.  there  is  no  clutter  to  eat 
Nah.i .  i9.there  is  no  healing  of  thy  bruife 
Hob.  1 .  i4.crecping  things,that  have  no  ruler  over 
2. 19.S0  breadth  at  all  in  the  midft  of  it 
3.1 7. and  the  fields  (hall  yeeld  no  meat 
Zcpb.  i.  y.deflroy  thee,  that  there  (hall  be  so  inhab, 

3 .  y .  but  the  unjuft  knoweth  no  fliame 
Zech.ii.  lo.bcfore  thefe  dayes  there  was  no  hire 
17.  ami  love  no  falfe  oath 
9.8  .»o  oppre  flour  fhall  pafle  thorow  them 
10.2.  were  troubled,  becaufe  there  was  so  (hep. 
1 3. y. but  he  (hall  fay;I  am  no  prophet 
Mal.i.io.I  have  no  pleafure  in  you,faith  the  Lord 
Mat. j.io.yz  (hall  in  no  cafe  enter  into  the  kingd. 
26. by  no  means  come  out  thence 
6.i.otherwife  ye  have  so  reward  of  your  Father 

j  4.  take  no  thought  for  the  morrow 
9.  36.  fcattered  abroad  as  (heep  having  no  (hep. 
lo.io,  take  no  thought  how  or  what  ye  (hal  fp. 
1 2. 3 9. there  (hall  no  figne  be  given  unto  it 

Chap.  1 6.4. 
ij.y.becaufe  they  had  no  deepnefle  of  earth 

6.had  no  root,they  withered  away 
19. 1 8. thou  (halt  do  no  murther 
20.  13.  friend,  I  do  thee  no  wrong 
2 1. 1 9.  let  no  fruit  grow  on  thee  hence-forward 
2z.23.whkh  fay,  There  is  no refurre&ion 

25.  having  no  iffue,  left  his  wife  to  his  broth. 
25.3.  and  tooksooyl  with  them 
42.hungred,and  ye  gave  meso  meat 

thirfty,and.ye  gave  me  no  drink 
26. y  y.  and  ye  laid  no  hold  on  me 
i)4Vir.2.2.infomuch,  as  there  was  no  room  to 
i7.wholehave  no  need  of  the  Phyfician 
4.  y.fprang  up,becaufe  there  was  no  depth  of  ear. 
6 .becaufe  it  had  no  rcot,it  withered  away 
7.cho3kedit,andityeeldedso  fruit 
i7.and  hare  no  root  of  themfelves 
40. how  is  it  that  you  have  no  faith 
6. 5. could  do  there  no  mighty  works,  fave  that 

3  1.  they  had  no  leafure  fo  much  as  to  eat 
8.1 2.S0  figne  be  given  to  this  generation 
9.3X0  as  no  fuller  on  earth  can  white  them 
1 2. 1 8.Sadduces,which  fay  there  is  no  refurrecT:. 
20. took  a  wife,and  dying,left  no  feed 
22.feven  had  her,and  left  no  feed 
1 3 . 1 1 .  take  no  thought  what  ye  fhall  fpeak 
20.  fhortened  thofe  dayes,  no  flelh  (hould  be 
Lu1{e  1.3  3. of  his  kingdome  there  (hall  be  no  end 
2„7.becaufe  there  was  no  room  in  the  inne 
4.24.S0  prophet  is  accepted  in  his  own  country 
8. 1 3.  word  with  joy,and  thefe  have  no  root 
i4.and  bring  no  fruit  to  perfe&ion 
27.which  had  divels,  and  ware  no  clothes 
1 1.29-and  there  (hall  no  figne  be  given  it 
3  6.body — be  ful  of  Iight,having  no  part  dark 
12.11.take  ye  no  thought  how  ye  fhall  anfw. 
1 7.  becaufe  I  have  no  room  where  to  beftow 


2  2.take  no  thought  for  your  life 

3  3  M  thief  approacheth,nei.moth  corrupteth 
1  ?.7.juft  pafons,which  need  no  repentance 
22.36.he  that  hath  no  fword,let  him  fell  his 

5  3 .  ye  ftretched  forth  no  hand  s  againft  me 
23.4.I  find  no  fault  in  this  man 

14.770  fault  in  this  man  touching  thofe 

22.I  have  found  no  caufe  of  death  in  him 
John  i.47«an  Ifraelite  indeed,  in  whom  is  no  guil 
2.3  .faith  unto  him,  They  have  no  wine 
4.9.  Jews  have  no  dealings  with  the  Samaritans 

17.  woman  faid,  I  haveso  husband 

thou  haft  wel  faid,  I  have  no  husband 

3  8.  that  whereon  ye  beftowed  no  labour 

44.prophet  hath  no  honour  in  his  own  coun. 
6. y  3 . &  drink  his  bloud,ye  have  solife  in  yo u 
7.18.  no  unrighteoufnefte  is  in  him 

y  2. for  out  of  Galilee  arifeth  no  prophet 
8.3  7«becaufe  my  word  hath  no  place  in  you 

44  .becaufe  there  is  no  truth  in  him 
9. 4 1. if  ye  were  blind,ye  {hould  have  no  fin 
10.41.  John  did  no  miracle 
ii.io.ftumbleth,becaufe  there  is  no  light  in  him 
1 3.8.I  waih  thee  not,thou  haft  no  part  in  me 
1  J. 22.  now  they  have  no  cloak  for  their  fin 
16.29.  plainly ,and  (peakeft  no  proverb 
18.38. 1  find  in  him  so  fault  at  all 
19.4. may  know  that  I  find  no  fault  in  him 

6.  for  I  find  no  fault  in  him 
9.  but  Jefus  gave  him  no  anfwer 

1  y.we  have  no  king  but  Cefar 
Atts  7. 1 1  .and  our  fathers  found  no  fuftenance 

10.34.that  God  is  no  refpefter  of  perfons 
1 2. 1 8.there  was  no  fmall  ftir  among  the  fould. 
i3.28.andthough  they  found  so  caufe  of  death 
37«he  whom  G.raifcd  again,  faw  no  corrupti. 

1  J.2.  Paul  &  Barnabas  had  so  fmall  diflention 
9.and  put  no  difference  between  us  and  them 
24.  to  whom  we  gave  no  fuch  commandem. 

2  8  .to  lay  upon  you  so  greater  burden  then 
16.28.do  thy  felf  so  harm,for  we  are  all 

1 8 . 1  y  .1  will  be  so  judge  of  fuch  matters 

19.2  3  .arofe  no  fmall  ftir  about  that  way 
24.brought  so  fmall  gain  unto  the  craft 
26.they  be  no  gods  which  are  made  with  han. 
40.there  being  so  caufe  whereby  we  may 

.  z  1 . 2  y .that  they  obferve  so  fuch  thing 
23.8.  Sadduces  fay  that  there  is  #orefurrec~tion 

9.faying,We  find  no  evill  in  this  man 
2  5-io.tothe  Jews  have  I  done  no  wrong 
27.2  2. there  (hall  be  soloffe  of  any  mans  life 
'28.2.barbarous  people  (hewed  us  so  little  kind, 
y.beaft  into  the  fire,and  felt  so  harm 
<?.faw  so  harm  come  to  him,tben  they 
1 8  .becaufe  there  was  so  caufe  of  death  in  me 
Rom.z.  1 1. for  there  is  s»refpect  of  perfons  with  G. 
3 . 1 8.there  is  no  fear  of  God  before  their  eyes 
22.for  there  isno  difference 

4. 1  j. for  where  so  law  is,there  is  so  tranfgreffi. 
y.  1 3. fin  is  not  imputed  where  there  is  so  law 
7.  j  .fo  that  (he  is  so  adulterefle,  though  (lie  be 

i8.thuis,in  my  flefh,dwellethso  good  thing 
8. 1. so  condemnation  to  them  which  are  in  Ch. 

1 0.1 2.  no  difference  between  the  Jew  &  Greek 
i9.to  jealoufie  by  them  that  are  so  people 

13.  io.love  worketh  so  ill  to  his  neighbour 
1  Cor.  1.7. fo  that  ye  come  behind  in  sogift 
10. that  there  be  so  divifions  among  you 
29.  that  no  fleth  (hould  glory  in  his  prefence 
4. 1 1  .and  have  so  certain  dwelling  place 

7.2  y -concerning  virgins,  I  have  so  commande. 
3  7. having  so  neceffity,  but  hath  power 

8.i3.I)e  eat  ho  fltfti  while  the  world  ftandeth 

10. 1 3.  there  hath  so  temptation  taken  you,but 

2  5.  asking  soqueftion  for  confeiencefake 
Verfe  27. 

1  r .  1 6.we  have  no  fuch  cuftome,neitb.the  chur. 

1 2.2  r.not  fay  to  the  hand,I  have  no  need  of  thee 

nor  head  to  the  feet,I  have  no  need  of  you 

24«for  our  comly  parts  have  no  need 

2  5. that  there  (hould  be  sofchifme  in  the  bo. 
13.2.  and  have  so  charity ,1  am  nothing 

5. is  not  eafily  provoked,  thinketh  so  evill 
14.28. if  there  be»o  interpreter,let  him  keep  fil. 
1 5.2 1. how  fay  fome — that  there  issorcfurrec. 

i3.ifthere  besorefurr.thenisnotChr.rifen  j 


i6.2.thatthercbcsogath.ringswhenlcome 
2  O.3.io.which  was  made  glonous,had  no  glory 
f.2 1.  made  fin  for  us  that  knew  so  fin 
6.3.  giving  no  offence  in  any  thing 
1 3.7.I  pray  to  God  that  ye  do  so  evill 
Gal.  2.£.whatfoever  rhey  were,it  rnaketh  so  matter 
16.  by  the  works  of  the  law  fhall  so  fkfh  be 
4.8.  which  by  nature  are  no  gods 
'  j.23.meekneffe,tempcr.aga.fuch  there  is  no  law 
Eph.^.igAtt  so  corrupt  communication  proceed 
y .  y .  that  so  w  horemonger  hath  any  inherit,  in 
n.baveso  fellowfhip  with  the  unfrui.  works 
Phil.  2 . 7  .made  hi  mfelf  of  so  reputation 
3. 3. and  have  no  confidence  in  the  flelh 
4. 1  y.so  church  communicated  with  me  as  cone. 
C0/.3.2?.  and  there  is  sorefped  of  perfons 
1  T/h?/I  3.1.  when  we  could  so  longer  forbear 
4. 1 3 .  even  as  others  which  have  no  hope 
y.  1. of  the  times  ye  have  so  need  that  I  write 
2Tfe/^3.r4.and  have  so  company  with  him 
1  Tim.  1 . 3  .that  they  teach  so  other  doftrine 

3.3.  not  given  to  wine ,  so  ftriker  Tit.  1.7. 

2TWS.2.14.  they  ftrive  not  about  words  to  no  pro. 

3. 9. but  they  (hall  proceed  so  further 
Titus  2. 8. having  so  evill  thing  to  fay  of  you,' 

3. 2. to  be  no  brawlers,but  gentle 
Heb.6.1 3  .could  fwear  by  no  greater,he  fware 
8. 7. so  place  been  fought  for  the  fecond 
9.22.without(heddingofbloud  issoremiffion 
'    10.6.  in  burnt-offrrings  thou  haft  had  no  pi  af. 
3  8  .my  foule  (hall  have  no  pleafure  in  him 
1 2. 1 1. so  chaftening  for  the  prefent  feeme'.h  to 

i7.for  he  found  so  place  of  repentance 
13.10.  we  have  an  altar  whereof  they  have  no 
1 4.  here  have  we  so  continuing  city 
f am. 1.17. with  whom  is  so  vanablentfle 

2. 1 1  .if  thou  commit  so  adultery 
1 3.(hal  have  judgement  that  hath  (hewed  so 
i4.and  have  no  workes,can  faith  fave  him 

3.12  .no  fountain  both  yeeld  fait  water  &  frefh 

1  Pc£.2.2-2.whd  did  so  fin>neither  was  guile 
3 .  io.ahd  his  lips  that  they  fpeak  no  guile 

2  rei.i.20.soprophcfieof  the  fcripcure  is  of  any 
1  John  1. y  .and  in  him  is  so  darkneffe  at  all 

8.fay..We  have  so  fin,we  deceive  our  felves 
2.7  .brethren ,  I  write  so  new  commandement 

2 1  .and  that  no  lie  is  of  the  truth 

27.  and  is  truth,  and  is  so  lie 
3 .  y .  and  in  him  is  so  fin 

1  y.  so  murderer  hath  eternall  life  abiding  in 
4.18  .there  is  so  feare  in  love 

3  John  4. 1  have  so  greater  joy  then  to  heare 
Rev.  i4.y.in  their  mouth  was  found  so  guile 

17.12-  which  have  received  so  kingdome  as  yet 
1 8  7.am  so  widow,and  fhall  fee  so  forrow 
20. 1 1  .there  was  found  no  place  for  them 
2  i.22.and  I  faw  no  temple  therein 
23. and  thecityhadsoneedofthefun 
2y.for  there  fhall  be  so  might  there 
22.5.S0  might  there,and  they  need  so  candle 

mo. 

Jer.46. 2  y. behold,  1  willpunifh  the  multit.  of  No 
£^.30.i4.and  will  execute  judgements  in  No 
1  y  .and  will  cut  ofFthe  multitude  of  No 
16.  and  No  fhall  be  rent  affunder 
Nahum  j.S.art  thou  better  then  populous  Na 
$0  bread,  Set  IBietiO, 
$0d»M,SeeCi>flD. 
00  children,  See  Ct)ilu?en, 
JJ5o  inheritance,  See  y.tfyttitmce, 
j$Q  \nowkdge,  See  ItnOXoUuge. 
H3o  man,  See  ^atl. 
jifra  power,  See  IJowet. 
00  raine. 
Dent.  1 1 .  r  7  .he  (hut  up  heaven,  &  thete  b  e  no  rain 

1  JC.is.8.3  y.when  hea.is  fhut  up,&  there  be  so  rain 
2  Cbro.  6. 26. 

i7.7.therehadbeensorainein  theland 

2  Cbro.y.  1 3  .if  I  (hut  up  heaven,&  there  be  no  rain 
JA.y.6.clouds,that  they  rain  so  rain  upon  it 
/er.3.3.and  there  hath  been  no  latter  raine 

14.4-for  there  was  so  raine  in  the  earth 
Za6.14.17.even  upon  them  fhall  be  so  raine 

1 8.of  Egypt  goe  not  up  —  that  have  so  rain 
4130  reft. 
Gfs.8.8.dove  found  so  reft  for  the  fole  of  her  foot 
fob  ^ojcj.and 


N  O 


N  O  A 


N  O  A        NOB 


O  D 


fob  jo.i7^ndmy  finnewcstake  so  reft 
P/0.Z9.C).  whether  he  cage  or  laugh  there  is  no  reft 
Jja.ii.ir.  there  alfo  (hale  thou  have  no  reft 

6i.7.givc  him  Bfl  reft  till  he  eftablilh 
fer.tf.il  fainted  in  my  fighing,  and  find  so  reft 
L<z>8. 1.3. among  the  heathen  ftie  findeth  no  reft 
2. 1 8.  give  thy  klfe  no  reft 
f.y.we  labour  and  have  no  reft 
i  Cor.2.  1 1 .1  had  so  reft  in  my  fpirit,  becaufe 
7.?.into  Macedonia,our  flefh  had  no  reft 
R£v.if.U .they  ha ve  no  reft  d ay  nor  night 

jj^O  Strength. 
i  tou8.20.all  along,&  there  was  no  ftre.in  him 
fob  26.2. how  faveft  thou  the  arm  that  hath  no  ftr. 
Pfal.8  8.4.I  am  as  a  man  that  hath  no  ftrength 
D<is.io.8.there  remained  m  ftrength  in  me 

into  corruption,  &  I  retained  no  ftrength 

16.  and  I  have  retained  no  ftrength 

17.  ftraightway  there  remained  no  ftreng.  in 
Hcb.9.1 7.otherwife  it  is  of  no  ftrength  at  all 

jfroiwtfe*',  See  floater. 
$ow<d?,SeeflOiatJj. 

Exod.3.  1 9. no  not  by  a  mighty  hand 

1 6.4. whether  they  will  walk  in  my  law  or  no 
Dez*t.8.i.keep  his  commandements  or  no 
fudg./^.zo.any  man  here  ?  thou  (halt  fay,  No 
1  Sam.  1 . 1  y  .no  my  lord,  I  am  a  woman  of  3  forro. 

20.1?.  so  not  when  the  Lord  hath  cut  off  the 
1  Sggftif&z.  this  faid,No,  but  the  dead  is  thy  fon 
fob  2  3  .6.no,  but  he  would  put  ftrength  in  me 

3  6. 1 9.W  not  goid,nor  all  the  forces  of  ftrength 
Pfal.  14.  j  .there  is  pot  one  that  doth  good,»o  not 

Ecclef. 10. zo.caife  not  the  King,no  not  in  thy  tho. 
lfa.30.16.yt  faid,No,we  will  flee  upon  horfes 
Jer.z.z^.no hope, so,forlhave loved  ftrangers 

41.14.so*  but  we  will  goe  into  the  land  of  Eg. 
/teo*  6. 1  o.yet  any  with  thee,and  he  fhall  fay,N» 
H^.i.iz.theprieftsanfweredandfaidjWfl 
Zccb.o,.  y.not  what  thefe  be?and  I  faid,  Wo  my  lord 

Verfe  13. 
Mat.S. 10. not  found  fo  great  faith,  no  not  inlfra. 

Ltffc?  7.  9. 
24.2  i.to  this  time,»o»nor  ever  ihalbe 
gtf.of  that  day  know  eth  »oman>  no,  not  the 
Marfc  z.z.no  room,so  not  fo  much  as  about  the 

y .  3  .so  man  could  bind  him,  so  not  with  chains 
Luke  i6.2.forthoumayeft  be  so  longer  fteward 
20.22.togive  tribute  unto Cefar,or no 
2  j.  1  j.no>nor  yet  Herod: for  I  fent  you  to  him 
fohn  i.2i.art  thou  the  prophet?he  anfwered,lv"o 
9.2  %  .whether  he  be  a  (inner  or  soj  know  not 
2  i.y.have  ye  any  meat  ?  they  anfwered  him,]Vo 
Acls  7,f  ,»o,not  fo  much  as  to  fet  his  foot  on 
Kow.j.9.are  we  better  then  they  >so,inso  wife 
io. there  is  none  righteous,so  not  one 
12.  there  is  none  that  doth  good,so  not  one  1  Lul{C  19.1z.nobt 
1  Cor.<$. 1  i.with  fuch  a  one,so,not  toeat  fohn  4.46  .noble 

6.5.W  not  one  that  (halbe  able  to  judge  between 
Gal.  2. j". place  by  fubjeftion  so  not  for  an  houre 
1  Thef.  1 .  t  .when  we  could  no  longer  forbear 

f.when  I  could  so  longer  forbeare,I  fent 
1  Ti«2.y.2  3.drink  no  longer  water,  but  ufe  a  little 
$0  more, Sec  $$oie. 
$0  where, 
1  Sam.  1 0.14.  that  they  were  so  where,wecameto 
$0  wife,  See  »0<fe. 
iBoaOialj. 

Ezra  K.ii.Noadiah  the  fon  of  Binui 
Neh.6.  i4.my  God  think  on  the  propheteffe  Noad. 
ij5oalj>  called  $oe. 

Ge».y.29.Woafo,faying,  This  fame  (hal  comfort  us 
50.Lamech  lived  after  he  begat  No.  595. ye. 
3  2.jVo.was  yoo.yeers  old,  and  Noafo  begat 
6.8 .  but  iVoafr  found  grace  in  the  eyes  of  the  L. 
9.  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Noah 

Noah  was  a  juft  man,  and  perfect 
Noah  walked  with  God 
lo.Noah begat  three  fons,Sero,Ham,&  Jap. 
1 3.  God  faid  unto  Noahfthe  end  of  all  flelh 
22, did  Noah  according  to  all  that  God  com, 
7-i.Lo.faid  unto  Noab,Come  thou  into  the  ark 
5  .and  No.did  according  to  all  that  the  Lord 
6-Noah  wss  6oo.yeers  old  when  the  floud  of 
7.Noah  went  in,and  his  fons,and  his  wife 


9.there  went  in  two  and  two  unto  Noah 

male  &  female,as  G.had  commanded  Wo. 
1 1. in  the  fix  hundreth  yeer  of  Noahs  life 
1 3  .entred  Noab,znd  —the  fons  of  Noah 

and  Noahs  wife,and  the  three  wives 
1 5. they  went  in  unto  Noah  into  the  ark 
23. Noah  onely  remained  alive,  and  they 

S.i.God  remembred  Noa.  &  every  living  thing 
6.Noah  opened  the  window  of  the  ark 
u.fo  NWjknew  the  waters  were  abated 
1 3. No/ib  removed  rhe  covering  of  the  ark 
1  f.God  fpake  to  Noah,  faying 
iS.Noah  went  forth,&  his  fons,&  his  wife 
20.  Noah  builded  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 

9.  i.God  bleffed  Noah,  and  his  fons,  and  faid 
8. God  fpake  unto  Noah,a.nd  to  his  fons 
i8.the  fons  of  Noah  that  went  forth  of  the 
i9»thefe  are  the  three  fons  of  Noah 
20. Noah  began  to  be  an  husbandman 
24>and  Noah  awoke  from  his  wine 
zS.Noab  lived  after  the  flood  3  yo.years 
29. and  all  the  dayes  of  Noah  were  9  %  o. years 

1  o.  1  .thefe  are  the  generations  of  the  fons  of  N. 
3  z.thefe  are  the  families  of  the  fons  of  Noah 

1  rt/'o.i.4.MMfr,Shem,Ham,and  Japhet 
//<ji.54.9.this  is  as  the  waters  of  Noah  unto  me 

waters  of  Noah  fhould  no  more  go  over 
E^\.  14. 1 4. thefe  three  men,  Noah,  Daniel, &  Job 
20.though  JVotfb,Daniel,and  Job  were  in  it 
AfiK.24.37 .as  it  was  in  the  dayes  of  iv"oe,fo  (hall 
Lu\e  17.  26. 
3  S.till  the  day  that  Noe  entred  into  the  ark  : 
Luke  17.  27. 
Luke  3.36'.  which  wss  the  fon  of  Noe 
Heb.n.y.by  faith  Noah  being  warned  of  God 

1  P«.3.20.1ong-f.of  G.waited  in  thedaies  of  Noe 

2  P#.2.y.fpared  not  the  old  world,  but  faved  Noe 

Num.z6.i  3  .daughters  of  ZelophehadjMahlah,^. 
27.  i.Mahlah,IVflfl£>,and  Hogla,and  Milca,  and 
36. 1  i.Noah,  daughter  of  Zeloph.  was  married 

/flJ&.i7.3.namesofhis  daughters,Mahlah,]\Toab 

1  Sam.zi.i.  then  came  David  to  Nob  to  Ahimel. 

2  2.9.faw  the  fon  of  Jeffe  coming  to  Nob 
1  i.Kfentto  call  the  priefts  that  were  in  N. 
19.  and  Nob  the  city  of  the  priefts  fmote  he 

Neh.i  i-32.and  at  AnathotbjIVo&jAnaniah 
Jfa.10.3z.2s  yet  (hall  he  remain  at  Nob 

jfrobaty. 
Nam. 3  2.4 2. and  Nabob  went  and  took  Kenath 

&  called  it  Nobah  after  his  own  name 
fude. 8. 1  i.Gideon  went  up  on  the  eaftof  Nob  ah 

$obie. 
E^ra  4.  lO.nationSjwhom  the  noble  Afnapperbro. 
Esther  6.9.one  of  the  kings  moft  noble  princes 
1  fer. 2. 2  i.I  had  planted  thee  a  noble  vine 

noble  man  went  into  a  far  countrey 
man  whofefon  was  fickc 
49,sowe  man  faith  unto  him,Sir,come 
Ails  17. 11. thefe  were  more  so,then  thofe  in  The. 
24-3.we  accept  it  alwayes,moft  noble  Feftus 
26.25.1  am  not  mad,moft  noble  Feftus 
1  CW.i.2tf.notmany  noble  are  called 

E.voi.24.1 1  .nobles  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
N  um.z  i.iftxht  nobles  of  the  people  digged  it 
fudg.j.  1 3. dominion  over  the  nob.  among  the  peo. 

1  Kjn.z  i.8.fent  letters  to  the  so^.that  were  in  the 
1 1 .  elders  and  nobles  w  ho  we  re  inhabitants 

2  Cbr0.z3.zo.  nobles  and  governours  of  the  people 
Neh.z.  i6.told  it  to  the  Jewes,nor  to  the  nobles 

3.<}.nobks  put  not  their  neckes  to  the  work 
4.  i4.rofe  up,and  faid  unto  the  nobles 

19.I  faid  unto  the  soo/w,and  to  the  rulers 
f  .7.1  rebuked  the  sob&sand  the  elders 
6.iy.nob.of  Judah  fent  many  letters  untoTob. 
7.J.  God  putin  mine  heart  to  gather  the  nobles 
10.29.dave  to  their  brethren,their  nobles 
i3>i7.contended  with  the  nobles  of  Judah 
Eflher  1.3. nobles,  and  princes  of  the  provinces  bef. 
Job  29.10.  the  nobles  held  their  peace 
Pfal.83.1  i.make  their  nobles  like  Oreb 

149.8.  and  their  nobles  with  fetters  of  iron 
Pro.n.  1  g.by  me  princes  rule,and  nobles 
Ecclef.10.17.  thy  King  is  the  fon  of  nobles 


Ifa.i3.z.goc  into  the  gates  of  the  nobles 

34. 1 2.  (hall  call  the  nobles  thereof  to  the  king. 
4  3. 14-brought  downe  all  their  nobles 

J^>'.i4.3.so&.have  fent  their  little  ones  to  the  vvat. 

27.2o.s06/wof  Judah  and  Jcrufalem 

30.21.so6/1JFfhall  be  of  themfelves 

39.6.  Kihg  of  Bab.flew  all  the  nobles  of  Judah 
Jonah  3. 7. decree  of  the  King  and  his  wMes 
Nah.  3,18.  Aflyria :  thy  nobles  fhall  dwell  in  the 

Gen.n.i6.CMn  went  &  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Nod 

|5aDab. 
I  C5?-o.y.i9.made  war  with  Nephi(h,and  Nodab 

1  Cw-o,3,7.]Vo^,&NephegjandJaphia  Ch.i4.<J. 

1  Chro.2 .z.Nohab  the  foutthjand  P.apha  the  fifth 

0aiU, 
Exod.zo.i8.noifc  of  the  rrumpct,  and  the  mounta. 
3  2.i7.Jo(hua  heard  the  noife  of  the  people 
i7.there  is  a  noife  of  war  in  the  camp 
18. noife  of  them  thatfing  doe  I  heare 
fofh.6.1  o.fliall  not  (liout  nor  make  any  noife 
fidg  5. 1  i.delivered  from  the  noife  of  Archers 
1  5d/».4.6.Philiftins  heard  the  noife  of  the  fhout 
what  meaneth  the  so.ofthis  great  fliout 
14.EH  heard  the  noife  of  the  crying,and 

what  meaneth  the  noife  of  this  tumult 
14. 19.  noife  that  was  in  the  hoft  of  the  Philift. 

1  l^jn- 1 .4 1 .  w  hcrefore  is  this  noife  of  the  city 
4  5"  .this  is  the  sojfe  that  ye  have  heard 

2  Kjn.j.6.  noife  of  charets,  and  a  noife  of  horfes 
6.even  the  noife  of  a  great  hofte 

1 1 . 1 3 .  Athaliah  heard  the  noife  of  the  guard 

1  Chro.15. 28. making  a  noife  with  pfilteries 

2  Chro.  23.12.  Athaliah  heard  the  noife  of  the  peo. 
EVa  J.i  J. not  difcern  the  noife  of  the  fhout  of  joy 

from  the  nmfe  of  weeping 
/o&  36.29. or  rhe  noife  of  his  tabernacle 
3  3>noife  thereof (heweth  concerning  k 
37.2.hear  attentively  the  noife  of  his  voice 
Pfal.3  3.3.  play  skilfully  with  aloudso//e 

42.7. deep  callethjthat  the  no.  of  thy  water-fpo. 
y?.2.mourn  in  my  complaint,and  make  a  noife 
59.6.make  a  noife  like  a  dog 

i4.1et  them  make  a  noife  like  a  dog 
£$.7.  ftilleth  the  noife  of  the  feas 

the  noife  of  their  waves 
66.1. make  a  joyfull  so.  unto  God  Ch.81.1. 
93.4-Lord  is  mightier  then  the  noife  of  many 
9  j.  1  .make  a  joyfull  noife  to  the  rock  of  our  fal. 
2.make  a  joyfull  noife  unto  him  with  Pfalms 
98.4.make  a  joyfull  noife  unto  the  Lord 

Pfal.  100. 1. 

make  a  loud  noife,zn<\  rejoyce 

6.make  a  joyfull  noife  before  the  Lord  theK. 

Ifa.9.  y.battell  of  the  warriour  is  with  coiifuf.noi. 

1 3  ,/^.noife  of  a  multitude  in  the  mourkaines 

tumultuous  noife  of  the  kingdomes 
14.1  i.brought  down  the  noife  of  thy  viols 
17.1  z.noifeAike  the  noife  of  the  feas 
24.8.  noife  of  them  that  rejoyce  endeth 
1 8  .fleeth  from  t  he  noife  0  i  the  feare 
af.y.bring  downthe  noife  of  ftrangers 
29.6.vifited  of  the  Lord  with  great  noife 
3 1 .4. nor  abafe  himfelf  for  the  noife  of  them 
3  3.3-noife  of  the  tumult  the  people  fled 
66.6.  voice  of  the  noife  from  rhe  city 
fer.q.  j  <j.my  heart  maketh  a  noife  in  me 

29,city  fliall  flee  for  the  noife  of  the  horfmen 
10. zz. wife  of  the  bruit  is  come 
1 1.1 6.noife  of  a  great  tumult 
25.3 1.  noife  (hall  come  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
46. 17. Pharaoh  king  ofEgypt  isbut  znoife 
47.3.soi/o  of  the  ftamping.oi  horfes 
49.21.eanh  is  moved  at  the  noife  of  their  fall 

noife  thereof  was  heard  in  the  red  fea 
%o.^6.noife  of  the  taking  of  Babylon 
f  i.yf  .noife  of  their  voyce  is  uttered. 
Lam  i.7.made  asoi/Hnthehoufeof  the  Lord 
£^.i.24.heard  the  noife  of  their  wings 
24.1ike  the  noife  of  many  waters 
3.13  .noife  of  the  wings  of  living  creatures 

noife  of  the  wheels  over  againft  them 
noife  of  a  great  rufhing 
i97.1anddefolate  by  the  noife  of  his  roaring 
26.10.wals 


N  O  I 


N  O  N 


N  O  N         N  O  N 


N  O  N      N  O  N 


26.10.  walsfhall  (hake  at  the  noife  of  the  horf- 

1 3  .caufe  the  noife  of  my  fungs  to  ceafe 
37.7.3s  I  prophefied  there  was  a  noife 
43.  z.voyce  was  like  a  noife  of  many  waters 
Joel  2.<;.like  thenoife  ofcharetsonthc  top  of 

like  the  noife  of  a  flame  of  fire 
Amt%  5.1  j.take  away  from  me  the  noife  of  thy  fon. 
Micab  2.12.  make  a  great  noife  by  reafon  of  the 
N ab. ^.z. the  noife  of  the  whip,and  the  noife 
Zepb.  1 .  lo.noife  of  a  cry  from  the  fifh-gate 
Zech.9.1  5.  (hall  drink  and  make  a  so$ 
2Wdt.9.2j.minftrels,  &  the  people  making  a  noife 
2  Pet.  3.  10. heavens  (hall  paffe  away  with  a  gte.tffl. 
KiU.6.i.heardasit  were  the  noife  of  thunder 

J?)/^.6.J7.hi£  fame  was  noifed  throughout  the  cou. 
Marfe  z.i. noifed  that  he  was  in  the  houfe 
Lukp  1.6  5.  all  thefe  fayings  were  noijed abroad 
Acls  2.6.when  this  was  noifed  abroad 

/ftotfosne- 

Pp/.9i.j.and  from  the  noifome  peftilence 

E^e£.  1 4.2 1  .fword,  a nd  famine,and  the noif.  beaft 

Kev.i6.2.fell  a  noifome  &  grievous  fore  upon  men 

$0tl,  See  0XXI. 

Ges.  2  3 ,6.«0»e  of  us  (hall  with-hold  from  thee  his 
28.17.  this  is  none  other  but  the  houfe  of  God 

Exod.  r  2.2  2.mweof  you  (hall  go  out  at  the  door  of 
1y.26.lle  put  none  of  thefe  difeafes  upon  thee 
16.26.  which  is  the  Sab.in  it  there  (hall  be  none 

27.went  out  to  gather,and  they  found  none 
20. 3. (halt  have  none  other  gods  before  me 
23.15  .none  (hall  appear  before  me  empty 

Chap.34.20. 

Lev.  18. 6  none  of  you  (hall  approach  to  any  that  is 
2 1. 1. there  fhall  tfose  be  defiled  for  the  dead 
22.30.youlhallleavc  noneoi it  untill  the  mor. 
25.26. if  the  man  have  none  to  redeem  it 
z6.6.none  (hall  make  you  afraid 
I7.ye  (hall  flee  when  none  purfucth 

36.  they  (hall  fall  w hen  none  purfucth 

37.  as  it  were  before  a  fwoid  when  none  par. 
27.29.  none  devoted  which  (hall  be-devoted  of 

Num.7. g.  unto  the  fons  of  Kohath  he  gave  none 
9. 1 2. leave  none  of  it  untill  the  morning 
30.8.bound  her  foule,of  none  effect 
3  z.n.none  of  the  men  that  carr^e  up  from  Egy. 
D«tf.2.34.deftroyed  :  and  we  lefc none  to remaine 

3.3.0g,  and  we  fmote  him  till  none  was  lefc 
'    5. 7. (halt  have«0»e  ot!ier  gods  before  me 
7. 1 5  .will  put  none  of  the  evil  difeafes  of  Egypt 
28.3i-(heep(hallbegiven  to  thine  ene.  Si  none 
66.  (halt  have  none  affurance  of  thy  life 
Jofh. 6.\. none  went  out,and  none  came  in 
8-2 2.1et«07zeofchern  remain  or  efcape 
9. 2  3. we  of  you  be  freed  from  bond-men 
io.2 1. none  moved  his  tongue  againft  any 
28.deftroyed  them,he  let  none  remaine         J 
30.  he  let  none  remaine  in  it 
3  3.  Jolhua  fmote  him  till  he  left  none  remai. 
37.  hceleft  none  remaining,  according 

„,,*.  Ver.  39,40. 

n.^.fmote  them  till  he  left  none  remaining 

1 3  .that  flood  ftill  in  their  ftte.Ifr.  burned  n. 

Judg.  19.28.up,  let  us  be  going.But  none  anfwered 

2 1.8. there  came  none  to  the  camp  from  Jabefh 

9.behold,thete  was  none  of  the  inhabitants  of 

1  Srt»z.3.i9.1et  none  of  his  words  fall  to  the  grou. 

14.24.sowe  of  the  people  tailed  any  food 

2  Sam.  14. 1  g.no.  can  turn  to  the  right  hand  or  left 

1 8. 1 2.beware  that  none  touch  the  young  man 

1  J(/».io.2i.veflels  were  of  gold,  sose  wereoffil, 

15.22.  none  was  exempted 

2  Kin.5.16.  as  the  Lord  livecb,I  will  receive  none 

6.1  z. none, my  lord  O  king,  but  Elifhah 
9.io.fhall  be  none  to  bury  her 

1 5.  let  none  goe  forth  or  efcape 
10. 1 1. left  him  none  remaining 

19.  call  all  the  prophets  of  Baal,let  none  be 

23.  look  that  there  be  none  of  the  fervants  of 

2  5.flay  them,let  none  come  forth 

1  Chro.  1  j.z.none  ought  to  carry  the  ark  of  God 

2  Chr.1.1 2. honour,  fuch  as  none  of  the  kings 

9. 1 1  .none  fuch  feen  before  in  the  land 

20. pure  gold,8one  were  of  (ilver 
1 6. 1. let  none  goe  out  or  come  in  to  Afah 


20.6. none  is  able  to  withftand  thee 

24.  dead  bodies  fallen  to  the  carth,»0Be  efca. 
23.19  none  which  was  unclean  fhould  enter  in 
E^ta  8.15.  found  there  none  of  the  fons  of  Levi 
Neb.q.  2  3  .none  of  us  put  off  our  clothes 
Eflher  1.8.  drinking  was  according  to  the  law,  no. 

q.z.none  might  enter  into  the  Kings  gate 
Job  2. 1 3. none  (pake  a  word  unto  him 
3 .9-let  it  look  for  lightjbut  have  none 
1 1 . 1 9.  none  (hall  make  thee  afraid 
i8.i5'.dwellinhistab.becaufeitis»o»«ofhis 
20.2 1  .none  of  his  meat  (hall  be  left 
29.1 2.delivcred  him  that  had  none  to  help  him 
l^.io.none  faith,WhereisGod 

1 2.they  cry,but  none  giveth  anfwer 
4i.1o.K03e  is  fo  fierce  that  dare  ftir 
Pfa.10.1  y.feek  out  his  wickednestill  thou  find  n. 
2  z.z9.none  can  keep  alive  his  own  foule 
23.4.I  will  fear  zzoseevilhfor  thou  art  with  me 
2y.23.let  none  that  wait  on  thee  be  afhamed 
33.10.  maketh  the  devices  of  the  people  ohwne 
l^.zz.none  that  truft  in  him  (hall  be  defolate 
37.31.s0se  of  his  fteps  (hall  Aide 
49.7. none  of  them  can  redeem  his  brother 
50.22.and  there  be  none  to  deliver 
69.20. and  for  comforters,but  found  none 

2 5. let  none  dwell  in  their  tents 
7  6.  <;. none  of  the  men  of  might  have  found 
8 1. 1 1  .and  Ifratl  would  none  of  me 
10g.1z.none  to  extend  mercy  unto  him 
Pro.  1. 2  5. and  would  none  of  my  reproof 
3  o.they  would  none  of  my  counfell 
2.19. none  that  goe  unto  her  returne  againe 
3.3  i.and  chufe  none  of  his  wayes 
Cant.^z.none  is  barren  among  them 
Ifa.  1 .3  r.  and  none  (hall  quench  them 
5,27.00/zc  fhall  be  weary  nor  (tumble 

none  (hall  (lumber  nor  fleep 
29.and  none  (hall  deliver  it 
14.6. is  perfecuted,and  none  hindereth 

3  i.sose  (hall  be  alone  in  his  appointed  times 
i7.z.none  (hall  make  them  afraid 
2  2 . 2  2.he  (hall  open,and  none  fhall  fhut 

he  (hall  fhut,and  »0se  (hall  open 
34. 1  o.«0«e  fhall  paffe  thorow  it  for  ever 
1  i.call  the  nobks,but  none  fhall  be  there 
16. none  fhall  want  her  mate 
42.22.they  are  for  a  prey,  and  none  delivereth 

for  a  fpoile,and  none  faith,Reftore 
44.19.7z0/2econfidereth  in  his  heart 
47.8.I  am,andso»eelfe  befide  me     Verfe  10. 
io.had  faid,iv'tfse  feeth  me 

1  f .  none  fhall  fave  thee 
57.1. none  confidering  that  the  righteous 
59.4.  none  calleth  for  juftice 
66.4.when  I  called,s0se  did  anfwer 

/e>'.4.4.and  burn,that  none  can  quench  it 
7.33.  and  none  fhall  fray  them  away 
9 . 1  o.burnt  up,  fo  that  none  can  paffe  thorow 
1 2.wilderneffe  that  none  paffeth  thorow 

2  2.and  none  fhall  gather  them 
13.19.cmes  (hall  be  fhut,  and  none  fhall  open 
1 4. 1 6. fhall  have  none  to  bury  them 
2i.i2.burne,thatsose  can  quench  it 
23.14.  wosedoth  returne  from  his  wickedneffe 
30.7. day  is  great,  fo  that  notie  is  like  it 

10.  none  (hall  make  him  afraid 

Chapt.  46.  27. 
34.9.K0«e  (hould  ferve  himfelfe 

lo.none  lhould  ferve  themfelves    . 
3  5.  i4.unto  this  day  they  drink  none 
l6.10.none  to  fit  upon  the  throne  of  David 
42.17.  none  of  them  fhallremaine 
44.7.1eaveyou»07zeto  remaine 
14.  noneoi  the  remnant  of  Judah 

so.fhall  return,but  fuch  as  fhall  efcape 
48.3 1. none  fhall  tread  with  fhouting 
49.5  .none  fhall  gather  him  up  that  wandereth 
yo^.sose  fhalldwell  therein 
Q.none  fhall  returne  in  vaine 
20.iniquity  fought  for,  and  there  fhalbe  none 
29.1et  none  thereof  efcape 
3  2.fall,and  none  fhall  raife  him  up 
51.6z.none  fhall  remain,  neither  man  nor  beaft 
Lam.  1 .2. among  all  her  lovers  (he  hath  none  to 

^.none  come  to  the  folemne  feafts 
/ 


7.  and  none  did  help  her 
1 7 .  there  is  none  to  comfort  her 
2  i.I  fighjthere  is  none  to  comfort  me 
E^.7.1  i.none  of  thtm  (hall  remaine 
i4.S0segoeth  to  the  battell 
2  5.they  lhall  feek  peace,&  there  fhal  be  none 
1  i.zS.none  of  my  words  be  prolonged 
16.34.  none  followeth  thee  to  commie  whored. 
i8.7,hath  fpoiled  none  by  violence 
22.30.I  fought  for  a  man,but  I  found  none 
31.  i^.none  of  all  the  trees  by  the  waters 
33.16.  none  of  his  fins  that  he  hath  committed 
28.  mountaincsdefohte,that  sssefhall  paffe 
l$.6.none  did  fearch  or  feek  after  them 
28,  none  fhall  make  them  afraid 

Micab  4.  4, 
39.26.dwek  fafely,  and  none  made  them  afraid 
28. left  none  of  them  any  more  there 
D<J».i.i9.amongthemall  was  found  none  like  D. 
2. 1 1  .none  other  that  can  (hew  h  before  the  Ki." 
4.3  y.and  none  can  ftay  his  hand 
6.4.could  find  none  occafion  nor  fault 
8.27.vifion)but  none  underfiood  ic 
1 1.1 6.none  fhall  (land  before  him 

45.and  none  fhall  help  him 
1  z.io.none  of  the  wicked  (hall  underfhnd 
Ho f. z.io.none  fhall  deliver  her  out  of  my  hand 
5.14.I  will  take  away,and  none  fhall  refcue 
1 1. 7. none  at  all  would  exalt  him 
Joel  2.27.1am  the  Lord  your  God,and  none elfe 
Amos  5.6.none  to  quench  it  in  Bethel 
Micab  2. 5  none  that  (hall  caft  a  cord  by  lot 
3.1  i-so^evill  can  come  upon  us 
5.8.nareth  in  pieces,and  none  can  deliver 
Nabum  2.8.»ose  fhall  look  back 

n.  and  none  made  them  afraid 
Zepb.$  .tf.ftreets  wafte,that  none  paffeth  by 

1 3  .lie  down,and  none  (hal  make  them  afraid 
Zecb.7.  lo.let. none  of  you  imagine  evil  aga.his  bro. 

8. 1 7.  none  of  you  imagine  evill  in  his  heart 
Mal.z.\%.  let  none  deale  treacheroufiy  againft  the 
Mat.1z.41.  feeking  reft,and  finding  none 

Lul{e  1 1 .  24. 
26.60 .but  found  none  5  yea,though  many  falfe 
witneffes  came,yet  they  found  none 
Marfe  7. 1 3 .  making  the  word  of  God  of  none  ef. 

14.5  y.fought  for  witneffe  —but  found  none 
Lu\e  3.1 1. impart  to  him  that  hath  none 
4.26.un:o  none  of  them  wasEliasfent 

27.  none  of  them  was  cleanfed  fave  Naaman 
1 3. 6. fought  fruit  thereon,and  found  none 

7.feeking  fruit  on  this  fig-tree,  and  fin.»0#e 
14.24.  none  of  thofe  men  which  were  bidden 

1 8 . 1  y.none  is  good  fave  One ,  that  is  G  od 
34.underftood  none  of  thefe  things 

Jobn  7, xy.none  of  you  keepeth  the  law 

8.  io.lift  up  himfelfe,and  faw  none  but  the  wo. 
1 5 .24.  works  which  none  other  man  did 
16.5. none  of  you  asketh  me,  Whither  goeft  thou 
J7.12.B0se  ofthem  is  loft  but  the  fon  of  perdi. 

1 8.9.  which  thou  gaveft  me,  have  I  loft  none 
21.12.  none  of  the  difciples  durft  aske  him 

Acts  3.6.filver  and  gold  have  I  none 

8. 16. as  yet  he  was  fallen  upon  none  ofthem 

24.prayjth.at  none  of  thefe  things  come 
1 1 .  i9.preaching  the  word  unto  none  but  Jewes 
1 8.  i7.Gallio  cared  for  none  of  thefe  things 
20.24. #0»e  of  thefe  things  move  me 

24. 2  3. forbid  none  of  his  acquaintance  to 
25.1 1. n. of  thefe  things  wherof  thefe  accufe  me 

i8.brought»0«eaccufation  of  fuch  things 

26.2  2. faying  none  other  things  then  thofe 
z6.none  of  thefe  things  are  hidden  from  him 

&H8.4.i4.promife  made  of  none  effeft 

8.9  havenotthefpiritofChrift,heis»0seof 
<).6.  word  of  God  hath  taken  none  effeft 
i4.7.80«eofus  Wveth  to  himfelf 

1  Cor.i.i^X  thank  God,I  baptized  none  of  you 

i7.croffe  of  Chrift  made  of  none  effect 

2.8.  none  of  the  princes  of  this  world  knew 

7.29.have  wives,beas  though  they  had  none 

9.1 5.have  ufed  none  of  thefe  things 

10.3  2.give«0»eofFence,neither  to  the  Jewes 

14.10.  noneoi  them  are  without  fignification 
Gal.  1.  i9.other  of  the  Apoftles  I  faw  none 

3.17-make  the  promife  ofGodofsoseeffecT; 
'  5.4.  Chrift 


N  O  N        NON 


N  O  O        NOR 


N  O  R 


Q  R 


5 .4.Chrift  is  become  of  none  efFeft  to  you 
i  Tbcf.^. i.j.fee  that  none  render  evill  for  evill 
i  Ti».5.i4.give  8«22  occaficn  to  the  advcrfary 
i  Pef.4.15.  \z\none  ofyoufuffer  as  a  murderer 
Rev.  2.  lo.fear  048?  of  thofe  things  which  you 
ffiont  ftfc,  See  JLifeC. 
Ttere  jj  Jj5one. 
G«z.39.Q.trjere  is  »o»f  greater  in  this  houfe 
4 1 . 1 5 .there  is  none  that  can  interpret  ic 
3 9.there  is  none  fo  difcreet  and  wife 
£x«i.8.io.there  is  none  like  the  Lord 

Cbapt.  9. 14. 
Dc/tt.4.3  5  .Lord  is  Godjthere  is  none  elfe 

39.Lord  is  God  in  heaven  above,there  is  no. 
3  2.j6.there  is  none  (hut  up  or  left 
H.7.6.mne  like  unto  the  God  of  Jemfalem 
Ruth  4.4.  none  to  redeem  it  betides  thee 
1  Sttm.z.z.h  none  holy  as  the  Lord 

for  there  is  none  befide  thee 
io.i4.there  is  none  like  him  among  all  the  pe. 
zi.9.thereis  none  like  tbat,give  it  me 
2, 2. 8. there  is  none  tint  theweth  me  that  my  fon 
there  is  none  that  is  forry  for  me 
a  5d^.7.2a.there  is  none  like  thee,neither  is 
1  K'».8-^o.Lord  is  God,&  there  is  none  elk 
1  Chro.  17.20.O  Lordjthere  is  none  like  thee 

29. 1  f.days  are  as  a  (hadow,&  there  is  none  at. 
Job  j.8.thereis;z<W£  like  him  in  the  earth 

Chap.  2.  3, 
io.7.there  is  none  that  can  deliver 
P/H.7.2.renting  it  in  pieces,  whiles  there  is  none 
14. 1.  hath  faid— -There  isnone  that  doth  good 

3.  there  is  none  that  doth  good      Pfal.53.3. 
Rom.  3.  1  a. 
a2. 1  i.trouble  is  neare,  there  is  none  to  help 
7 1  .r  1. take  him, for  there  is  none  to  deliv.him 
73. aj. there  is  none  upon  earth  thatl  defire 
86.8.there  is  none  like  unto  tbee,0  Lord 
Ifa.^i.  17. needy  feek  water,and  there  is  none 
26. yea,  there  is  none  that  fheweth 

yea,there  is  none  that  declareth 
yea,  there  is  none  that  heareth  your  wor. 
43.1  j.  there  is  none  that  can  deliver  out  of  my 
4j.5'.I  am  the  Lord,and  there  is  none  elfe 

Verfe  18. 
6.  there  is  none  befides  me 
14-God  is  in  thee,and  there  is  none  elfe 
22.I  am  God,  and  there  is  none  elfe 

Chap.46.9. 
46.9.I  am  God,  and  there  is  none  like  me 
fi.iS.chere  is  none  to  guid  her, 
59.1 1. we  look  for  judgement,but  there  is  none 
64.7.there  is  none  that  calleth  upon  thy  name 
/«'.io.6.there  is  none  like  unto  thee,0  Lord 
7. in  all  their  kingdomes,there  is  none  like 
20.  there  is  none  to  lb  etch  forth  my  tent 
30.1 3.there  is  none  to  plead  thy  caufe 
Z.£«z.i.ai.IfigbJtbereis?z<w  tocomfortme 

5. 8.  there  is  none  that  doth  deliver  us 
Vm.z.i  1  .there  is  220.  other  can  (hew  it  before  the 

10.2 1 .  there  is  none  that  holdeth  with  me 
Hof  7. 7. theve  is  none  of  them  that  calleth  on  me 
Amos  $ .2.there  is  none  to  raife  her  up 
Obad.  7. there  is  none  underftanding  in  him 
Micah  7.2.  there  is  none  upright  among  men 
Nabum  2.9.there  is  none  end  of  the  {tore 

3 .3. there  is  none  end  of  their  corpfes 
Zcph.z.  if. I  am,and  there  is  none  befides  me 

3.6.1s  no  man,fo  that  there  is  none  inhabitant 
Hag.i.6.ye  clothe  you,but  there  isnone  warme 
Mai.  19. 1 7. there  is  none  good  but  one 
Mar\  12.31.  there  is  none  other  command.greater 
3  2.one  God,and  there  is  none  other  but  he 
Lu\e_  i  .6 1.  there  is  none  of  thy  kindred  that  is  cal. 
Ails  4. 1 2. there  isnone  other  name  under  heaven 
K<wz.3.io.thereis?«?righteous,nonotone 

1 1.  there  is  none  that  underftandeth,  there 
is  none  that  feeketh  after  God 
i  C«r.8.4.there  is  none  other  God  but  one 
1  John  z.  10.  there  is  none  occafion  of  {tumbling 

There  was  |$0tte4 
G  #2.3  9.11. there  was  none  of  the  men  of  the  houfe 
41.8.  there  was  none  that  could  interpret  them 
24. there  was  none  that  could  declare  it  unto 
£.iW.9.24.there  was  none  like  it  in  all  the  land 


1  i.6.there  was  none  like  it,  nor  (hall  be 
Num.  21.3  5  .there  was  none  left  him  alive 
De«t.i2.27.damofell  cryed,and  there  was  noneto 
Jafi.  1 1 .22. there  was  none  of  the  Anakims  left 
a  Sam.  1 4.6.there  was  none  to  part  thetn 

2  j .there  was  none  to  be  fo  much  praifed 

2  2.42.they  looked ,but  there  was  none  to  fave 
1  J(i7z.  3. 1 2. there  was  none  like  thee  before  thee 

ia.20.there  was  none  that  followed  the  houfe  of 

2 1. 2  5. there  was  none  like  unto  Ahab 
a  Kjn.  17. 18. there  was?w.left  but  the  tribe  of  Ju. 
Job  3  2.1 2.there  was  no.of  you  that  convinced  Job 
Pfal.  1 8.4 1  .they  cryed,but  there  was  none  to  fave 

69.20.1ooked  for  fome  to  take  pity,but  th.w.22. 

79.3  -there  was  none  to  bury  vhem 
107. 1 2.fell  down,and  there  was  none  to  help 
1 39.  i<5.as  yet  there  was  none  of  them 

//^.io.i4.therewas  none  that  moved  the  wing 
5  o.2.when  1  called,there  was  none  to  anfwer 
63.3 .of  the  people  there  was  none  with  me 
f.I  looked,arid  there  was  stow  to  help 

I  wondted  that  there  was  sa.to  uphold 
Dan.S.j.theve  was  none  to  deliver  the  ram 
John  6.22.faw  that  there  wass»3eother  boat 

Jftoon, 
GfK.43.16/thefe  men  (hall  dine  with  me  at  noon 

2j.againft  Jofephcame  at  noon 
Judg.  i9.8.they  tarried  untill after  noon 
a  Sam.q.  5  .who  lay  on  a  bed  at  noon 

1  IC«.i8.a6.calledon  the  name  of  Baal  untilbzo. 
27.  came  to  paffe  at  noon  that  Elijah  mocked 

20.  i6.and  they  went  outatwzz 

2  l</».4.20.hefate  on  her  knees  tillnoon 
Pfal.  ^.17. at  noon  will  Ipray  and  cry  aloud 
Cto.i.7.makefi  thy  flock  to  reft  at  noon 
Jer.6.^.let  us  goe  up  at  noon 
Amos  8.9. fun  to  goe  down  at  noon 
Acls  aa.6.about  noon  fuddenly  there  (hone 

jj^OOtt  day. 
Job  5 .  1 4.grope  in  the  noon  day  as  in  the  night 

1 1. 1 7. age  clearer  then  the  noon  day 
P/4/.37.6.  bring  forth  judgement  as  the  noon  day 

9i.6.deftruftion  that  wafteth  at  noon  day 
i/^.i6.3.inthemidftoftbe?Z<w?2  day 
5 8.  io.darkneffe  (hall  be  as  the  noon  day 
59.10.  {tumble  at  noon  day 
Jet.  1 5 . 8.  a  fpoiler  at  noon  day 
Zepb.z.^.ime  out  Afhdod  at  the  neon  day 

|5O0tt  dayes. 
JDraf.a8.29.thou  (halt  grope  at  noon  dayes 

j|9oon=tfDe. 
/e/'.ao.ifi.heare  (homing  at  noon-tide 

7/S.i9.i3.princesof  Nopbaxe  deceived 
jfo\2.i6.children  oiNoph  have  broken  the  crown 
44-i.which  dweltatTahpanhes,andat  Nopb 
4<S.i4.publifh  in  Nophs  in  Tabpanhes 
1  g.Nopb  (hall  be  wafte  and  defolate 
E^k-i0'1 3-  imag€S  to  ceafe  out  oiNopb 
16.  Noph  (hall  have  diftreffes  daily 

Num.z  i.jo.laid  them  wafte  unto  Nophah 

Gra.28.i4.thou  (halt  fpread  abroad  to  the  north 
Exod.  3  6. 2  5  .north  corner,he  made  twenty  boards 
Jojh.  8.13.  hoft  that  was  on  the  north  of  the  city 
1 1. 2. kings  on  the  north  of  the  mountaines 
1 5.6.  pafled  along  by  the  north 
17.10.met  in  Amur  on  the  north 
1 8,  y. abide  in  their  coafts  on  the  nortb 
1 6-valley  of  gyants  on  the  nortb  ■ 
1 7. and  was  drawn  from  the  nortb 
19-border  were  at  the  north  bay 
1  Kjn.y.zf.  oxen  :  three  looking  towards  the  nor. 

1  Cbro.g. 24. porters, toward  the  eaft,weft,KO.&  fo, 

2  c%o.4.4.oxen,  three  looking  toward  the  north 
Job  z6.j  .he  ftretcheth  out  the  north 

37.9.and  cold  out  of  the  north 

22. fair  weather  cometh  out  of  the  north 
Pfal./fi.z.on  the  fides  of  the  north  is  the  city 

89.1  z.tforffo  and  fouth  thou  haft  created 

I07.3.  gath.  them  out  of  the  lands  fiom  the  no. 
Ecckf.i,6.yrmd  turneth  about  unto  the  north 

1 1. 3. tree  fall  toward  the  north 
i/a.14.1 3.1  will  fit  in  the  fides  ofthemrtb. 


3 1  .come  from  the  north  a  fmoake 
43.6. fay  to  the  north,  Give  up 
49.1 2.and  loe  thefe  from  the  north,  &  from  the 
Jer.  1.13.  face  thereof  was  toward  the  north 

14.  out  of  the  north  an  evill  (hall  break  forth 

1 5. families  of  the  kingdomes  of  thenorth 
3.i2.proclaime  toward  the  north 

18. come  together  out  of  the  land  of  the  wt. 
4.6.will  bring  evill  from  the  nortb 
6.i.evillappeareth  out  of  thenorth 

a  2,people  cometh  from  the  north  cotintirey 
23. 8. led  Ifrael  out  of  the  KWt&countrey 
a5-9.fend  and  take  all  the  families  of  the  north 

%6. Kings  of  the  north  far  and  neei? 
3 1. 8. bring  them  from  the  nortb  country. 
46. 6. fall  toward  the  north 

1  o .  L  ord  hath  a  (acri  flee  in  the  north  coiintr. 
■    20.it  cometh  out  of  the  north 

24.delivered  into  the  hand  of  the  pe.of  thee. 
47.2.  waters  rife  up  out  of  the  'north 
f  0.3.  out  of  the  north  cometh  up  anation 
£^c^.i.4.whirle-windcame  out  of  the  nortb 
8. 3. inner-gate  that  looketh  toward  the  north 

5-lifc  up  thine  eyes  toward  the  north 

lift  up  mine  eyes  towards  the  north 

1 4.  towards  the  north  fate  women  weeping 
9.2.higher-gate,which  lieth  toward  the  nortb 
20.47.  faces  from  the  fouth  to  the  nor.  (hall  be 
a  i.4.all  rleih,from  the  fouth  to  the  north 
3  2-30.princes  of  the  north  be  there,  all  of 
38.15.  come  from  the-place  out  of  the  north 
3  9, 2. come  up  from  the  nortb  parts 
40.20.  outward  court  looked  toward  the  north 

2  3  .over  againft  the  gate  toward  the  north 

3  5. he  brought  me  toward  the  north-gate 
40.entry  of  the  north-gate  were  two  tables 
44.inner  court  was  at  the  fide  of  the  north-g.. 

profpecT:  toward  the  north 
46.chamber,  whofe profpecl  is  toward  the  n. 
4i.n.dooretoward  the  north 
42. 1  .utter  court  toward  the  north 

before  the  building  toward  the  north 
4.  doores  towards  the  north 
1 1. chambers  which  were  towards  the  north 
i3.»artft-chambers, and  fouth-chambers 
44.4-way  of  the  north-gate  before  the  houfe 
46.9-entreth  in  by  the  north-gate  to  worftiip 

goe  forth  by  the  way  of  the  nortb-gzte 
i9.holy  chambers  which  looked  tow  .the  no. 
47. 1 7. border  of  Damafcus,and  the  north 
48.1  .tribes  from  the  north  end  to  the  coaft 
10. holy  oblation,  towards  the  north 
17.  fubutbs  toward  the  north,  z;  a. 
Dm.i  i.6.of  the  fou.ihal  come  to  theK.ofthe  no. 
7.  fortreffe  of  the  King  ofthenorlh 
8. continue  moe  years  then  the  K.of  the  nor. 
1 1. fight  with  the  King  of  the  nortb 
1 3  .King  of  the  north  (hall  returne 
1 5  .King  of  the  north  (hall  caft  up  a  mount 
40.King  of  the  north  (hall  come  againft  him 
44.tydings  out  of  the  north  (hall  trouble  him 
Zepb.z .  1 3  .ftretch  out  his  hand  againft  the  north 
Zech.6.6.  black  horfes  goe  into  the  nortb  countrey 
8. thefe  that  goe  toward  the  north  councrey 
have  quieted  my  fpirit  in  the  account. 
i4.4.mountain  (hall  remove  toward  the  north 
Lu\e  1 3 .29.{h3ll  come  from  the  north ',&  fit  down 
Kra,2i.i3.onchewrf>  three  gates 

From  the  ffloiti). 
1/^.41.25.  raifed  up  one  from  the  north' 
Jei\6.zz. people  cometh  from  the  north  countrey 
io.22.  great  commotion  from  out  of  the  north 
1 3-20.behold  them  that  come  from  the  north 
16, \  ^.brought  upchildren  oflfra.  from  the  bo, 
f  o.9.affembly  of" great  nations  from  the  north 

4 1. people  (hall  come  from  the  north 
5  i.48.fpoilers  (hall  come  from  the  north 
£^£.26.7, King  of  kings,frorn  the  north 
Amos  8 .  r  2.wander  from  the  north  to  the  eaffi 
Zecb.z.6.8ee  from  the  land  of  the  north 

Nuffib.34.7.  and  this  (hall  be  your  nortb-borAet: 

Verfe  9. 

$oiti)'qtiuTter. 
Jojh.  1 5.  ^.north-quarter  was  from  the  border  of  the 
E^.  3  f?.6.Togarmah  of  the  north-quarter 


NOR 


N  O  S 


Exod.z6.zo. tabernacle  on  the  nortb-fide 
3 5.  put  the  table  on  the  north -fide 

17.1 1. for  the  north-fide  hangings  100. cubits 

38.1 1, north- fide  hangings  were  an  ioo.cubits 
NKW.i.ij.campofDan  (hall  be  on  the  nortb-fide 

3  5.  ^north-fide,  two  thoufand  cubits 
Jofib.8.1  i.pitched  on  the  nortb-fide  of  Ai 

1  f.io.mount  Jearim  on  the  north-fide 

i6.6.Micbmethah  on  the  nortb-fide 

i7.«j,Manafieh  was  on  the  nortb-fide  of  the  riv. 

1 8.1 2. nortb-fide  was  from  Jordan 

Jericho  on  the  nortb-fide 

i?.  1 4.  north-fide  to  Hannathon 

1     27.  nortb-fide  of  Beth-emek 

i4.jo.«9rtfc-y?.ofthehillofGaafli      Jttdf.z.y. 
.///(fg^.i.JMidianites  were  on  the  nortb-fi.  of  ihem 

21.19.feaA  on  the  nortb-fide  of  BethA 
2  Kjn.  16.  i4.put  it  on  the  nortb-fide  of  the  altar 
E^.4i.i7.meafured  the  nortb-fide  500.  reeds 

47.1 5. north-fide  from  the  great  fea 

1 7  .border  of  Hamath,this  is  the  nortb-fide 

48. 16. north-fide, fonr  thoufand  &  five  hundred 
3  o.  goings  out  of  the  city  on  the  north-fide 

Jet.  1 5. 1  i.break  the  northerne  iron,and  the  fleel 
Joel  2.20.remove  far  from  you  the  northerne  army 

Gen.i 3.14.100k  «flir/;2wd,fouthward,  and  eaftw. 
Exod.^o.z  2.tabernacle  northward  without  the  vail 
Lev.i.n.kill  it  on  the  fide  of'the  altar  northward 
Deut.z.  2  .turne  you  northward 

3.27.11ft  up  thy  eyes  weftward,and  northward 
Jojh.  13.3 .borders  of  Ekron  northward 
if.-j.nortbwardjlaoking  toward  Gilgal 
8.valley  of  the  giants  northward 
11.  fide  of  Eferon  northward 
1 7 . 1  o.nortbward,  it  was  Manafleh's 
1 8. 18. fide  over  againft  Arabah  northward 
ip.fideofBeth-hoglah  northward 
Judg.  1 2. 1. went  zorthward,  &  faid  unto  Jephthah 
1  Sam.  14.5.  fore-  front  of  one  w  as  fi tuate  northwa. 
1  cbro.z6.  i^.znAhis  lot  came  out  northward 
17. northward  were  foure  Levites  a  day 
E^\.%.<).nortbward,it  the  gate  ofthe altar 

40. 19. hundred-cubits,  eaftward,and  northward 
47.2.brought  me  out  of  the  gate  northward 
i7.Damafcus,and  the  north, northward 
48. 1. border  of  Damaftus  nortbivard 
3 1.  three  gates  northward 
Dan.S-4-  ram  pulhing  weftward  and  northward 

jfrojthmarDff. 
Num. 2. 2  5.  pitch  on  the  (ide  of  thetab.northwards 
j3o?th=S»eft. 

Acts  27.1  --.haven  lieth  towards  the  north-weft 

^Ojth=romt>. 
Pro.z%.z2.nortb-wind  driveth  away  rain 
Cant.x.  i6.awake,0  north-wind,  &  come  thou  fo. 

leu. 2 1. 18,  he  that  hatha  flit  nofe,ot  any  thjng 
2  Kin. 19.1%. 1  will  put  my  hook  into  thy nofe 
Job  40,24. his  TZfl/epiuceth  thorow  fnares 

41.2.  canft  thou  put  an  hook  into  his  nofe 
Pro. 2,0.1 3  .wringing oi  the  tfo/ebringeth  forth  bl. 
C  ant. 7.  $*hy  nofe  is  as  the  tower  of  Lebanon- 

8.fmdlof  thy  nofe  like  apples 
lfa.  3  7. 29.  there  fore  will  I  put  my  hook  in  thy  nofe 

tff.j.thefe  are  a  fmoak  in  my  nofe 
£^/f.8.i7.they  put  the  branch  to  their  nofe 

23.25.  takeaway  thy  nofe  and  ears 

Pfal.i  1  f.S.nofes  have  they,but  fmell  not 
E^k- 19-11  -ft°P  t!,e  nofes  °f  tne  paffengers 

ifa.z.zi.  Lord  will  take  the  rings  and  nofe-jcwcls 

Ge».z.7.God  breathed  into  mans  nofirils  the  brea. 

7.22.allin  vihofenoftrils  was  breath  died 
Exo.  1 5.8.with  the  blaft  of  thy  nofirils  waters  were 
Nw».ii,20.eatunnll  it  come  out  ?tyour  nofirils 
2  Sam.z  i. 9. went  up  a  fmoak  out  of  his  nofirils 

i6.b;aft  ofthe  breath  of  his  nofirils 
Job  4-9-by  the  breath  of  his  nofirils  they  are  confu. 
27.3.fpiritof  God  is  inmynofirils 
3  p.20.glory  of  his  nojlrils  is  terrible 
41.20.out  of  his  nofirils  goeth  fmoake 


NOT         NOT  NOT. NOT 

iS.not  known,  not  heard  that  the  everlafting 
4 1  .c».and  not  caft  thee  away 
42.25.  it  burned  hlm,yet  he  laid  it  not  to  heart 
44.2 1. thou  (halt  not  be  forgotten  of  me 
45.r3.Jwi  for  price  nor  ieward,faith  the  Lord 

1 9.I  have»o?  fpoken  in  fecrer,!  faid  not 
46.1 3. and  my  falvation  (hall  not  iqrry 
48.  i.mention  ofthe  God  of  Ifrael,  but  not  in 
7.created  now,  and  not  from  the  beginning 
8.thou  heardeft  »<rf,yea,thou  knew  eft  not 
10.I  have  refined  thee,but  not  with  filver 
19-his  name  (hould  not  have  been  cut 
1 fa. 49. 1 5.  may  forget,yet  vv  ill  I  not  forget  thee 
5i.2i.hearethou — druaken,but  not  with  wine 
5  2.i2.forye  (hall  «<«  goe  out  with  hafte 
5 3. 3. he  was  defpifed,  &  weefteemed  himnot 
57. 10. yet  faidft  thou  «o/,There  is  no  hope 

1 1 .  and  thou  feareft  me  not 

62.6.make  mention  of  the  Lord,keep«ojfilen. 

63.19.they  were  not  called  by  thy  name 

C5.1. 1  am  found  of  them  that  fought  me  not 

6.1  wiWnot  keep  filcnce,but  will  recover 

1 2.did  chufe  that  wherein  I  delighted  not 

Chap.  66. 4. 
2  2.they  (hall  not  build  and  another  inhabit 
Jer.z.z2.l  am  not  polluted,!  have  not  gone  after 
2  5-becaufe  thou  fayefLI  have  net  finned 
4.n.adry  wind, »ot to  fan,  nortocleanfe 
5.io.deftroy,but  make  ?zoiafull  end 

7.  i6.therefore  pray  not  thou  for  this  people 
1 7-fceft  thou  not  what  they  doe 

8.  lo.fummer  is  ended,and  we  are  not  faved 
10.20.mycb1ld.are  gone  forth,  and  they  axenot 

z^.not  in  thine  anger,left  thou  bring 

1  i.8.comman.them  to  do,but  they  did  them  n 
14.9-we  are  called  by  thy  name,leaveusaof 

i4.the  prophets  prophe.lies,I  fent  them  not 
1 5.that  prophe.in  my  Name,I  fent  them  not 
1 5.1  5. take  me  not  a.w*y  in  thy  long-fufFering 
i6.6.they  fhalUotbe  buried ,neither  (hall  men 
17. 1  i.fittcth  on  egges,and  hatcheth  them  not 

27.a  fire>and  it  lhall  not  be  quenched 
a  1. 1  o.againft  this  city  for  evil!,  and  not  for  go. 

2  2. 10.  weep  ye  not  for  the  dead,  neither 
1 3. and  givech  him  not  for  his  work 
J  7. heart  are  not  but  for  thy  covetoufnefTe 
i8.concer.Jehoia.  —  They  (hall  not  lament 

23.16.and  not  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  Lord 
23  .a  God  at  hand,  and  not  a  God  afar  off 
3  2.yet  I  fent  them  wo.nor commanded  them 
40.2  pcrpetnall  (hame,which  (hall  not  be 

2  5. 3  .and  fpeaking,but  ye  have  not  hearkened 
4.but  ye  have  not  hearkened  nor  enclined 

2  6.6.and  provoke  me  not  to  anger  with 
2?.ye  (hall  not  be  unpunifhed 
3  3. they  (hall  not  be  lamented 

26.5.and  fending  them,but  ye  have  not  hearken. 

z8. 1 5. the  Lord  hath  not  fent  thee,  but  thou 

29-6.may  be  incieafed  there,and not  diminiflied 
9.I  have  not  fent  them,faith  the  Lord 
1 1  .thoughts  of  peace,and  not  of  evill 
23.  lying  words  which  I  have  not  com.  them 
3  i.prophefied  unto  ycu,anJ  I  fent  him  not 

30. 5. heard  a  voice  of  trembling  and  not  of  pea. 
19. they  (hall  not  be  few.they  (hall  not  be 

3  i.i5.refufed  to  be  comfo.becaufethey  were#. 
32.5 .though  yc  fight ,ye  (hail not  profper 
3  3. 3. mighty  things  which  thou  knoweft  not 

20.that  there  (hould  not  be  day  and  night 
24.con!idereft  thouflui  what  this  people 
2  j.  if  I  havesoJ  appointed  the  ordinances 
34. 1 4. but  your  fathers  hearkened  not  unto  me 
i7.thus  faith  the  Lord,Ye  have  not  heaikned 
3  5 . 1 3.W1II  ye  not  receive  inftruftion 

I4.and  fpeaking,butye  hearkened  not  to  me 
1 5. but  ye  have  not  enclined  your  eare 
itf.but  this  people  hath  not  hearkened 
17. 1  have  called,  but  they  have  not  anfwered 
36.3 1  .all  the  evilUbut  they  hearkened  not 
37.14.I  fall»<ttaway  to  the  Caldeans 
38.i7.thiscity  (hall  not  be  burnt  with  fire 
1 8. and  thou  (halt  not  efope  out  of  their 

Veife  23. 
zs.  and  we  will  not  put  thee  to  death 
'39^6.  upon  this  city  for  evill  and  not  for  good 
i8.andthou  ttaltnot  fall  by  the  fword 

40. 7. of 


P/£/.i8.8.went  up  a  fmoak  out  of  his  nofirils 

1 5.blaft  of  the  breath  of  thy  nofirils 
Ifit.i.zi.man  whofe  breath  is  in  his  nofirils 
La?«.4.2o.breath  of  our  nofirils,  the  Lord 
Amos  4, 10.  of  your  cam.  to  come  up  into  your  no. 

Jftot. 
Gen.z.f.was  not  a  man  to  till  the  ground 
zo.not  found  an  help  meet  for  him 
y.24.Enoch  was  xotjov  God  took  him 
Num.z7.2. was  not  in  the  company  of  them  that 
1  Sam.zo.  1 5.no  not  when  the  Lo.  hath  cut  off  the 
1  Kjn.  1 1.  J9.afflicT:  the  feed  of  Da.but  not  for  ever 
E  fiber  4.4.but  he  received  it  not 

9.  io.on  the  fpoile  laid  they  not  their  band 
27.fh.ould  not  faile  that  they  (hould  keep 

2  8.dayes  of  Purim  (hould  not  faile  from  am. 
io.2.are  they  not  written  in  the  bookes  ofthe 

Job  3.26.I  was  not  in  fafety,neither  had  I  reft 
7. 8. thine  eyes  are  upon  me,and  I  am  not 

14.2  i.fons  come  to  honour,&  he  knows  knot 
3  2. 1 3  .God  thrufteth  him  down,Wi  man 
3  3 .  i4.yea  twice,yet  man  perceiveth  it  not 

27„wbich  was  right,and  it  profited  me  not 
3  5.1 5.yet  he  knoweth  it  not  in  great  extremity 

36.3  2.commandeth  it  not  to  (hine 
P/«i.4.4.ftand  in  awe,and  fin  not 

l.^.not  a  God  that  hath  pleafure  in  wickednefs 
7. 1 2. if  he  turne  not,he  will  wbet  his  fword 
10.6. faid  in  his  heart,!  (hall  not  be  moved 
22.2.and  in  the  night  feafon,  &  am  not  filent 
36.4.^  good,  abhorreth  not  evill 
37. 36. he  was  not,he  could  notbe  found 
3  8.1 3.as  a  deaf  man  heard  »of,as  a  dumb  man 
14.I  was  as  a  man  that  heartth  not 
2 1  .forfake  me  not  joe  not  far  from 
5  3. 3. is  none  that  doth  good,no  not  one 
55.12.  it  was  not  an  enemy  that  reproached  me 
59.3. not  for  my  tranrgreflion,nor  for  my  fin 
7i.9.caft  me  not  ofFjforfakemeso?  when  my 
78.8.  whofe  fpirit  wasKof  ftedfaft  with  God 

3  7. their  heart  was  »<tf  right  with  him 
8  3. i. keep  not  thou  filence,0  God,  hold  not 
85.8.but  let  them  not  turne  againe  to  folly 
1 09. 1  .hold  not  thy  peace,0  God 
115.1.720*  unto  us,0  Lotd,not  unto  us 

6.but  they  heare  not, — they  fmell  not 
7. but  they  handle  not,— they  walk  not 
1 1 9. 36.10  thy  teftimony,&  not  to  covetoufnefs 
Pro.i.  10. if  Tinners  entice  thce,confent  not 
8.33  .heare  inftruftion,  refufe  it  not 
1 2.7.wicked  are  overthrowne,  and  are  not 
i4.6.feeketh  wifdome,ind  findeth  it  not 
20. 2 1  .end  thereof  (hall  not  be  blefTed 
2i.i7.thatloveth  wine  and  oylefhall  s^be 
2  3. 2 3. buy  the  truth  and  fell  it  not 

3  5.  ftricken  me,and  I  was  not  fick 
26.7.  legs  ofthe  lame  are  HaJecjuall 
27. 4. for  riches  are  not  for  ever 
28.20.makeft  hafte  toberich,fhall  not  be  inno. 
29.24.he  heareih  curling,  and  bewrayeth  it  not 
Ecckf.-j.  20. is  not  a  juft  man  that  finneth  not 
8. 1 3  .it  (hall  not  be  well  with  the  wicked 
9. 2. and  to  him  that  facrificeth  not 
10.17.for  ftrength,and  not  for  drunkennefTe 

20.  curfe  not  the  King,no  not  in  thy  thought 
H.5.  as  thou  knoweft  «»£  what  is  the  way  of 
fo  thou  knoweft  not  the  wotkes  of  God 
Cant.S.i.l  would  kiffe  thee, yet  I  fhould not  be  de. 
lfa.z.9.  therefore  forgive  themnot 
.    3.7.I  will  not  be  a  healer,make  me  not  a  ruler 
6.9.but  undcrftand  not  —but  perceive  not 
7.8.Ephraim  is  broken,that  it  be  not  a  people 
8.io.fpeak  the  wordyand  it  (hall  not  ftand 
9.20.  eat  on  the  left  hand,  and  they  (hall  not  be 
10. 1 1  .(hall  I  not  as  I  have  done  unto  Samaria 
14.20.  thou  (halt  not  be  joyned  with  them  in 
1 6.6.but  his  lies  (hall  not  be  fo 
23. 13. this  people  was  not  till  the  Affyrianfou. 

1 8.it  (hall  not  be  treafured  nor  laid  up 
29.9.drunken,but  not  with  winej(lagger,but  no. 

i6.of  him  that  made  it,he  made  me  not 
30. i.counfelI,but  not  of  me;cover,but  not 
3  2. 3. eyes  of  them  that  fe.  (hall  »<tf  be  dim    • 
3  5. 9. it  (hall  not  bi  found  there 
40.20.tree  that  will  not  rot,— image  that  wil  n, 
2  i.have  ye  not  known,have  ye  not  heard 


NOT        NO  T 


NOT        NOT 


NOT 


NOT 


40.7.  of  them  that  were  not  carried  away  capt. 
i6.Ged.  faid,  Thou  (halt  sot  doe  this  thing 
4 1. 8. flay  us  sector  we  havetreafures  in  the 

forbare,and  flew  them  not  among  their 
41.19.goe  ye  not  into  Egypt 
43.1.  Lord  our  God  harh  not  fent  thee  to  fay 

goe  not  into  Egypt  to  fojourn  there 
44. 5  .but  they  hearkened  not, not  enclined 

io.they  are  not  humbled  unto  this  day 
46.1  x.  for  thou  fhalt  not  be  cured 
40. 1  i.whofe  judgement  was  not  to  drink  of 

thou  fhalt  not  goe  unpunifhed,but 
if  .how  is  the  city  of  praife  not  left 
50.  f  .in  a  covenant  that  fhall  not  be  forgotten 
2o.the  fins  of  Judah,  and  fhall  not  be  found 
Lam.  1.9-fhe  remembred  not  her  laft  end 
j.z.me  into  darkneffe,but  not  into  light 
zz.  of  the  Lords  mercies  we  are  sot  confum. 
3 1  .the  Lord  w  ill  not  caft  off  for  ever 

36.  to  fubvert  a  man  the  Lord  approveth  not 

37.  when  the  Lord  commandeth  it  not 
4Z.we  have  tranfgrefled,thou  haft  not  pardo. 
56.hide  not  thine  eare  at  my  breath 

y_7.our  fathers  have  finned,and  are  not 

iz.the  faces  of  the  elders  were  not  honoured 
E^.i.iz.and  they  turned  not  when  they  were 
,3.5  .not  fent  unto  a  people  of  a  ftrange 
6.not  to  many  people  of  a  ftrange  fpeech 
1 9.if  thou  warne  the  wicked,&  he  turne not 
ao.his  righteoufnefs  fhall  not  be  remembred 

2 1 .  that  the  righteous  fin  not ,and  he  doth  not 
26.and  fhalt  not  be  to  them  a  reprover 

j.^.doe  in  thee  that  which  I  have  not  done 

whereunto  I  will  not  doe  —  the  like 
8. 1 8  .mine  ey es  fhall  not  fpare 
9.9-for  they  fay,The  Lord  feeth  not 
1 1. 1 1. this  city  fhall  not  be  your  cauldron 
1 3 .  ?  .ye  have  not  gone  up  into  the  gaps 

(S.the  Lord  faith— &  the  L.hath  n.  fent  them 

7. have  ye  not  feen  a  vaine  vifion 

have  ye  not  fpoken  a  lying  divination 

j.they  fliall  not  be  in  the  affembly  of  my  peo. 

22.  righteous  fad,whom  I  have  not  made  fad 
14.23.Kffi  done  without  caufe  all  that  I  have 
j  6 . 1 6.the  like  things  fhall  not  come 

1 2.thou  haft  not  remembred  the  dayes  of  thy 
28.and  yet  couldeft  not  be  fatisfied 
4 3. thou  fhalt  not  commit  this  lewdneffe 
6 1. to  thee  for  daughters,but  not  by  thy  cov. 
17.18.  done  all  thefe  things3he  fhall  not  efcape 
1 8.6.and  hath  not  eaten  upon  the  mountaines 
1  f .  hath  not  defiled  his  neighbours  wife 

2 3.  sot  that  he  fhould  return  from  his  wayes 
20.3.I  w  ill  not  be  enquired  of  by  you 

13.  they  walked  not  in  my  ftatutes 

Verfe  16. 
^.not  according  to  your  wicked  wayes 

47.  the  flaming  flame  fhall  not  be  quenched 

48.  it  fhall  not  be  quenched 
24.7. fhe  poured  it  not  upon  the  ground 

1 3  .thou  (halt  not  be  purged  from  thy  filthin. 
28.i.yetthou  art  a  man,  and  Hot  God 
3 1 .8  .not  any  tree  in  the  garden  of  God 
3  i.9.into  the  ccuntreys  which  thou  haft  not  kn. 
3  3 .  31  .heare  thy  words,but  they  will  not  doe 

3  2.heare  thy  words,but  they  doe  them  not 
3  6. 2  i.I  doe  not  this  for  your  fakes 

3 1. and  your  doings  that  were  not  good 

3  z.not  for  your  fakes  doc  I  this 
44. 2.  gates  fhall  be  fhut,it  (hall  not  be  opened 

1 3  .and  they  (hall  not  come  neer  unto  me 

i46.20.that  they  beare  them  not  out  into  the 
47.i2.whofe  leaf  (hall  not  fade,  neither 
48.  i4.and  they  (hall  not  fell  of  it 
D<te.2.44.Kingdome  dial  not  be  left  to  other 
3.15  .but  if  ye  worfhip  sot,  ye  (hall  be  caft 
6.8.  figne  the  writing,that  it  be  not  changed 

to  the  law  of  the  Medes  which  alte.sot 
Verfe  12. 
i6.his  kingdom  that,which  (hall  not  be  deft. 
8. 24.be  mighty ,but  not  by  his  own  power 
9.26.Mefliah  be  cut  off,but  not  for  himfelf 
1  o.7.men  tint  were  with  me  faw  not  the  vifion 
u.iz.buthe  fhall  sot  be  ftrengthencd  by  it 
2  j.  but  he  (hall  not  ftand  • 
27.(hall  fpeak  lies,  but  it  fhall  not  profper 


42.and  the  land  of  Egypt  fhall  not  efcape 
Hef.i.p.yavenot  my  people,I  will  sot  be  your  G. 
io.placc  where  it  was  faid.  Ye  are?zot  my 
2.4. 1  will  not  have  mercy  upon  her 
3.3-fhalt  not  play  the  harlot,thou  (halt  n.  be  for 
4.  io.they  fhall  eat>  and  not  have  enough 

commit  whoredom, &  (hall sot  increafe 
i4.people  that  doth  not  underftand  (hall  fall 
7.8.Ephraim  is  a  cake  not  turned 

i6.they  returne,  but  not  to  the  mod  High 
8.1 3.but  the  Lord  accepteth  them  not 
9. 1 2.that  there  fhall  not  be  a  man  left 
io.3.becaufe  we  feared  not  the  Lord 
1 1 .9.I.  will  not  enter  into  the  city 
Joel  z.8.upon  the  fword,they  fliall  not  be  wound. 
1 3. rent  your  hearts  and  not  your  garments 
3.11.1  willcleanfe  their  bloud  that  I  have  sot 
Amos  2. 1 2. com.  the  prophets,faying,Prophefie  n. 
4.7.and  the  piece  whereupon  it  rained  not 
5. 1  i.built  houfes,but  ye  (hall  not  dwell  in 
i8.day  of  the  Lord  is  darkneffe  and  not  light 
20.be  darkneffe  and  not  light 
7.3. it  (hall  not  be,faith the  Lord 
6. this  alfo  fhall  sotbe,faith  the  Lord 
1 6".drop  not  thy  word  againft  the  houfe  of  If. 
9.4.upon  them  for  evill,and  not  for  good 
7. have  not  I  brought  uplfrael  out  of  the  land 
Obad.8.(ha\  I  not  in  that  day  deftroy  the  wife  men 
Jonah  i.6.God  wil  think  uponus,that  we  per. not 
1 3 .  to  bring  it  to  the  land,but  they  could  not 
3 .9.from  his  fierce  anger,that  we  perilh  not 

10. would  doe  unto  them,and  he  did  it  not 
4.2.O  Lord,was  not  this  my  faying 
Mkab  i.5.tranfgreffionof  Jacob  ?  Is  it  sot  Sama. 
high  places  of  Judah  ?  are  they  not  Jeruf. 
10.  weep  ye  not  at  all 
2.6.they  fliall  not  prophefie,thatthey  (hall 
y  .7.as  Ihowers  upon  the  graffe,that  tarrieth  not 
6. i4.thou  (halt  take  hold,but  not  deliver 

1  j. fhalt  not  reap,(halt  not  anoint  thee  with 
7»5.truft  ye  not  in  a  friend,put  ye  not  confiden. 
Hab.t.z.to  thee  of  violence,and  thou  wilt  not  fave 

2.3 .  at  the  end  it  (hall  fr>eak,and  not  lie 
Zepb.i.  1 2.that  fay,The  Lord  will  not  doe  good 
3.2.fhetrufted  not  in  the  Lord,(he  drew  not 
j.bring  his  judgement  to  light,  he  fail,  not 
Zecb.i.q.bc ye sot  as your  fathers,unto  whom 
1 2.how  long  wilt  thou  not  have  mercy  on 
4.y.knoweft  thou  not  what  thefe  be     Ver.  13. 

6.not  by  might,but  by  my  fpirit 
7.io.opprefle  not  the  widow  nor  the  fatherlefle 
8.14.  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts,  &  Irepented  not 
9.  5  .and  Askelon  fhall  not  be  inhabited 
1  o.  io.and  place  fliall  not  be  found  for  them 
1  r.j.  flay  tiiem,and  hold  themfelves  not  guilty 

^.outof  their  hand  I  will  not  deliver  them 
i2.7.doesot  magnifie  themfelves  againft  Judah 
1 3. 3. (halt  fay  unto  him,  Thou  (halt  not  live 
1 4. 1 8. if  the  fam.of  Egy.  goe  not  up,&  come  n. 
will  finite  the  heathen  that  come  not  up 
Az\?/.i.8.if  ye  offer  the  blind  for  facr.is  it  not  evill 
z.6.  and  iniquity  was  not  found  in  his  lips 

1  o.hath not  one  God  created  you 
3.6.for  I  am  the  Lord,I  change  not 

i8.thatferveth  God,&  th3tferveth  himnot 
Mat.  1. 2  5. and  knew  her  not  till  fhe  had 

2.6.  art  not  the  leaft  among  the  princes  of  Jud. 

i8.sot  be  comforted,becaufe  they  were  not 
3.1 1.  whofe  (hoes  I  am  not  worthy  to  be3re 
5.17.  think  not  that  I  am  come  to  deftroy  the 
3  3  .thou  fhalt  not  forfwear  thy  felfe 
34.but  I  fay  unto  you,  Sweare  not  at  all 
3  9.I  fay  unto  you,  That  ye  refill  not  evill 
6,  f  .thou  (halt  not  be  as  the  hypocrites  are 
8.  be  ye  not  therefore  like  unto  them 

1  $  .if  ye  forgive  not  men  their  trefpaffes 
1 6.  be  not  as  the  hypoc.  of  a  fad  countenance 
1 8.that  thou  appeare  not  unto  men  to  fall 

7. 1  .judge  not,  that  ye  be  not  judged 
zi.not  every  one  that  faith,Lofd,Lord 
22.have  we  not  prophefied  in  thy  Name 

2  5. fell  not,  for  it  was  founded  upon  a  rock 
z6-thefe  fayings5and  doth  them  sof,fhall  be 
29-as  having  authority,and  sot  as  thefcribes 

Marine  1.  22. 
8.8.1  am  not  worthy  thou  fhouldft  come  under 


9. 1 3. 1  will  have  mercy  and  not  facrifke 

Chap.  1 2. 7. 
for  I  am  not  come  to  call  the  righteous 
i4.but  thy  difciples  faft«ot 
io.f.anycitie  of  the  Samaritans  enteryesot 

2  3 .  ye  (hall  not  have  gone  over  the  cities  of 
2<J.that  fhall  not  be  known,that  (hall  not  be 

3 4. that  I  am  come  to  fcnd  peace:I  came  not 

1 1.  i7.ye  have  sot  danced,ye  have  not  lamented 

20.works  weredone,becaufe  they  repent.sct 

1  z.i  1.  will  he  «ot  lay  hold  on  it ,and  lift  it  out 

19. he  fhall  not  ftrive  nor  cry 
20.3  bruifed  reed  fhall  he  not  break 

3  r  .(hall  not  be  forgiven  unto  men 

3  z.it  (hall  not  be  forgiven  him,neither  in 

1 3. 1  z.but  whofoever  hath  »»t,from  him  (hall 
i7.and  have  not  feen  them,&  have  not  heard 
19.  word  of  the  kingd.&  underftand.  it  not 
34.without  a  parable  fpake  he  not  unto  them 
5  8.  and  he  did  not  many  mighty  works  there 

1 5.6.  and  honour  not  his  father  or  his  mother 
ii.sot  that  which  goeth  into  the  mouth  defi. 
1 7  .doe  ye  not  yet  underftand 
2o.to  eat  with  unwalhen  hands  defileth  not 
24.I  am  not  fent  but  unto  the  loft  (heep 
3  2.  and  I  will  not  fend  them  away  fading 

1 6. 1 1  .that  I  fpake  it  not  to  you  concern,  bread 
i7.fle(h  and  bloud  hath  not  revealed 
i8.and  the  gates  of  hell  (hall  not  prevaile 
zz.this  fhall  not  be  unto  thee 
2, 3. thou  favoureft  not  the  things  that  be  of 

18. 1 3. then  of  the  99.  which  went  /7flt  aftray 
3o,hc  would  not, but  caft  him  into  prifon 

19. 4.  have  ye  not  read,that  he  that  made  them 
6.whatGod  hath  joyned  together,ler  not  man 
1 8.  thou  (halt  not  commit  adultery ,thou 

zo.  1  ^ .is  it  not  lawfull  for  me  to  doe  what  I 
26.but  it  fhall  not  be  fo  among  you 
z  8.  as  the  Son  of  m  an  came  not  to  be  minift. 

z  1 .  z  1  .if  ye  have  faith,and  doubt  not 
30.I  goe  Sir,  and  went  not 
3  z.when  ye  had  feen  it,repented  not 

2  z.  1 7  .to  give  tribute  unto  Cefar,or  not 
z  3 . 3  .but  doe  not  ye  after  their  workes 

23-and  not  to  leave  the  other  undone 
24.z.fee  ye  not  thefe  things,  there  fhall  not 

that  fhall  not  be  throwne  downe 
6. not  troubled,the  end  is  not  yet 
1 7. which  is  on  the  houfe  top, not  comedown 
-zo.thatyour  flight  btnot  in  the  winter 
2  i.fuch  as  was  not  fince  the  beginning 
z6.behold,he  is  in  the  defartjgoe  not  forth 
44-houre  as  you  think  tfot,  the  Son  of  man 
z  5. 24. where  thou  haft  not  fowne^w here  thou 
z6.where  I  fowed  «<tf,whcre  I  have  not 
29.  from  him  that  hath  not  fhall  be  taken 
43.ye  took  me  sot  in—ye  clothed  menot 

fick  and  in  prifon,and  ye  vifited  me  not 
44.  and  did  not  minifter  unto  thee 
4f.sof  to  one  of  thefe,ye  did  it  not  to  me 
26.?  .not  on  the  feaft  day,left  there  be  an 
24. good  for  that  man  if  he  had  not  been 
29.1  will  not  drink  henceforth  of  this  fruit 
39.nevertheleffe,sflt  as  I  will,but  3s  thou 
27.13  .heareft  thou  not  how.many  things 
Mark  z.  17. 1  came  not  to  call  the  righteous 

2 7. made  for  man,  and  not  man  for  rhe  Sab. 
3.1 2.that  they  fhould  not  make  him  know 
4. 1  z.and  not  perceive  —  and  not  underftand 
a  1  .and  not  to  be  fet  on  a  candleftick 
2  2.  nothing  hid  which  fhall  not  be  manifeil: 
2 5. he  that  hath  sflt,from  him  fhall  be  taken 
34.witb.out  a  parable  fpake  he  not  unto  them 
38.mafter,careft  thou  not  that  we  perifh 
5 . 3  .could  bind  him,no  not  with  chaines 
7.I  adjure  thee  that  thou  torment  me  not 
\o.not  fend  them  away  out  of  the  countrey 
iy.howbeitjefus  fuffered  him  not 
6.9.and  ?iot  put  on  two  coats 

1 1  .and  whofoever  fliall  not  receive  you 
1 9_would  have  killed  him,  but  fhe  could  not 
34.they  were  as  (heep  not  having  a  fhepheard 
7.1 9.becaufe  it  entreth  not  into  his  heart 
8.17.  perceive  ye  not  yet 
1 8.fee  ye  wot,  heare  ye  »of,doe  ye  not  remem. 
2 1  .how  is  it  that  ye  doe  not  underftand 

9.i.fhall 


NOT 


NOT 


9.  i.fhall  not  taftc  of  death  till  they  have 

6.fot  he  wift  not  what  to  fay 

18.fh.ould  caft  him  out,  and  they  could  not 

3  2.  but  they  underftood  not  that  faying 

37.receivethwot  me,buthim  that  fentme 

3  8.he  followeth  not  us,and  we 

forbad  him,becaufc  he  followed  not  us 

39-but  Jefus  faid,  Forbid  him  not 

41.  he  1I13II  not  lofe  his  reward 

44.worm  dieth  sot3&  the  fire  is  n.  Ve.46,48. 
10.14.  and  forbid  them  not 

i$Aoenot  commit  adultery,  doe  »of  kill 

doe  not  fteale,  defraud  not 
a7.with  men  it  is  impoflible,but  sot  with  G. 

43.G0  it  (hall  not  be  among  you 

45. came  not  to  be  miniftred  unto,but  tomi. 
1 1 . 1  j  .for  the  time  of  figs  was  not  yet  come 

1 7.1s  it  not  written,My  houfe  {hall  be  called 

26.but  if  thou  doe  not  fbrgive,neither 
1 2. 1 4.  for  thou  regarded  not  the  perfon  of  men 

34.thou  art  wot  far  from  the  kingdome  of  G. 
1  3. 2. wot  be  left  one  ftone  that  (hall  not  be 

7.be  ye  not  troubled, the  end  (hall  not  be  yet 

i4.by  Daniel,— Handing  where  it  ought  n. 

18.  that  your  flight  be  not  in  winter 

1 9.  affliction j  fuch  as  was  not  from  the  beg. 
•   14'7-but  me  ye  have  not  alwayes 

3  6.  not  that  I  will,but  what  thou  wilt 
49.daily  in  the  temple,  &  ye  tooke  me  not 
5  6 .  but  their  witneffe  agreed  not  together 

1  ?  .zj-mingled  with  myr.but  he  received  it  not 

i6.6.he  is  rifen,  he  is  not  here 
i6.that  bcleeveth  wot,(hallbe  damned 
1 8.any  deadly  thing,it  (hall  not  hurt  them 
Lulqe  1  .20.  becaufe  thoa  beleeveft  not  my  words 

2  2. he  could  not  fpeak  unto  them 
2.4?.  when  they  found  him  wot,they  turned 

49.  wift  ye  not  that  I  muft  be  about  my  fath. 

j.j.every  tree  which  bringeth  not  forth  good 
1 5. whether  he  were  the  Chrift  or  not 
itf.whofe  (hoes  I  am  not  worthy  to  unloofe 

4. 1 2.thou  (halt  not  tempt  the  Lord  thy  God 
3  $.he  came  out  of  him,and  hurt  him  not 
4 1. rebuking  them,fuffered  them  not  to  fpeak 

5.3 1  .they  that  are  w  hole  need  not  a  phyfician 

3  6. agree  th  not  with  the  old 

6. 29.forbid  not  to  take  thy  coat  alfo 
30.away  thy  goods,aske  them  not  againe 
37.  judge  woi,and  ye  (hall  wot  be  judged 
3  9.  (hall  they  not  fall  both  into  the  ditch 
"41.  but  perceived  not  the  beame  that  is  in 
42.when  thou  thy  felf  beholdeft  not  the  beam 
49-he  that  heareth  and  doth  wot,  is  like 

7.6.Lord,  trouble  not  thy  felfe 
9.I  have  not  found  fo  great  faith,no  not  in  If. 
1 3. and  faid  unto  her,  Weep  not 
3  2.ye  have  not  danced— ye  have  not  wept 

8. 1 7. nothing  is  fecret  that  (hall  wot  be  made 
iS.whofoever  hathwot,ftom  him  (hall  be  tak. 
28.I  befeech  thee,torment  me  not 
3 1  .not  command  them  to  goe  into  the  deep 
5  2.but  he  faid,Weep  not,  (he  is  not  dead 

9.3  3  .not  knowing  what  he  faid 
40.to  caft  him  out,and  they  could  not 
45.  but  they  underftood  wot  this  faying 
49.  becaufe  he  followeth  not  with  us 
50.forbid  him  wot,for  he  that  is  not  againft 
5  3. and  they  did  not  receive  him 

10.  io.and  they  receive  ye  wot.goe  your 
20.notwithftanding,in  thisrejoyce  not 
24.and  have  not  feen  them,and  have  not 
42.which  (hall  not  betaken  away  from  her 

1 1 ,4.and  lead  us  not  into  temptation 
7.trouble  me  soothe  door  is  now  (hut 
8. though  he  will  not  rife  and  give  him 
23.  he  that  gathereth  not  with  me,  fcattereth 
3  y.  that  the  light  which  is  in  thee  be  not  dar. 
4 2. and  not  to  leave  the  other  undone 
44.ye  are  as  graves  which  appeare  not 
46;a  day  when  he  look.wot  for    Cha.i  2.46. 

1 2.2.nothrng  covered  that  fhall  not  be  revealed 
6.  &  not  one  of  them  is  forgotten  before  G. 
jo.againft  the  holy  Ghod,it  (hall  wot  be  for. 
1  {.  mans  life  confifteth  not  in  abundance 
27.was  not  arayed  like  one  of  thefe 
3  3.  bags  which  wax  not  old 


N  O  T         N  O  T 

40.at  ah  houre  when  ye  think  not 
57.  why  judge  ye  not  what  is  right 
1 3.  i4.healed,and  wot,  on  the  Sabbath  day 
1 4. 1 2.  call  not  thy  friends  nor  thy  brethren 

2  8  .fitteth  not  down  firft  and  counteth 
15.13  .and  not  many  dayes  after  the  younger 
16. 1 2.if  ye  have  not  been  faithfull  in  that  which 
i7.9>that  were  commanded  him,I  trow  not 

18. there  are  wot  that  returned  to  give  glory 
20.kingdome  of  God  cometh  not  with  obfer. 
2 3  .goe  not  after  them,nor  follow  them 
18. 1. alwayes  to  pray  and  not  to  faint 
2.1'n  a  city  a  Judge  which  feared  not  God 
7-and  (hall  wot  God  avenge  his  Elect 
1 1. that  I  am  not  as  other  men  are 
i6.and  forbid  them  wot,of fuch  is  the  kingd. 

17.  not  receive  the  kingdome  of  God  as  a  lit. 

3  o.who  (hall  not  receive  manifold  more  in 
19.3  .fought  to  fee  Jefus,and  could  not  for  the 

i4.will  not  have  thi3  man  to  reigne  over 
n.takeft  up  where  thou  laidedwot  downe 
22.that  I  laid  not  down  —  that  I  did  not  fow 
z^.from  him  that  hath  sot,fhalbe  taken  away 
44.knoweft  not  the  time  of  thy  vifitation 
2 1  -6\there  (hall  not  be  left  one  ftone  upon  ano. 
8.  take  heed  that ^e be  not  deceived 
H.not  to  meditate  before  what  to  anfwer 

18.  there  (hall  not  a  haire  of  your  head  perifli 
2 1 .  let  not  them  that  are  irt  the  countries  en. 

22. 18.I  will  not  drink  ofthefruit  of  the  vine 
3  2.prayed  forthee,that  thy  faith  faile  not 
t^%.not  my  will,but  thine  be  done 
57.  woman,  I  know  him  not 
5 8. Peter  faid,  Man, I  am  not 

2 3. 2 8. daughters  of  Jerufalem,  weep  wot  for  me 
f  1.  the  fame  had  not  confented  to  the  counfel 

24.3-  and  found  not  the  body  of  the  Lord  Jffus 
18.  and  haft  wo?  knowne  the  things  w'hare 
2 3. and  when  they  found  wot  his  body 
24-but  him  they  faw  wot 
26\ought  not  Chrift  to  have  differed 
John  1. 3. without  him  was  not  any  thing  made 
5. and  the  darkneffe  comprehended  ic  not 
8. he  was  wot  that  light,  but  was  fent 

1  i.and  his  own  received  him  not 
20.and  he  confeffed,and  denied  wot 

but  confeffed,I  am  wot  the  Chrift 
2i.art  thou  Elias  ?  he  faith,I  am  not 

2  y.why  bapt.  thou,  if  thou  be  not  that  Chrift 
27  .(hoes  latchet  I  am  not  worthy  to  unloofe 

2.1 2.and  they  continued  wot  many  dayes 

16.  make  not  my  Fathers  houfe  an  houfe  of 

2  j.  needed  wot  that  any  {hould  teftifie  of 
3.7.marvell not  I  faid,Ye  mud  be  borne 

io.a  mader  of  Ifrael,and  knowed  wot  Aefe 
1  i.and  ye  receive  wot  our  witneffe 

17.  fent  wot  his  Son  to  condemne  the  world 
i8.that  beleeveth  wot,  is  condemned  already 
24.for  John  was  wot  yet  cad  into  prifon 
28. that  I  faid,I  am  not  the  Chrid 

3  4.  giveth  wot  the  fpirit  by  meafure  unto 
3&\that  beleeveth  wot,(hall  not  fee  life 

4.2-though  Jefus  himfelf  baptized  wot 
42.we  beleeve,wot  becaufe  of  thy  faying 

5.23-that  honoureth  not  the  Son,hon.wot  the  F. 
24. and  (hall  not  come  into  condemnation 
28.marvell  wot  at  this,  for  the  houre  is 
3  8.ye  have  wot  his  word  abiding  in  you 
40. and  ye  will  not  come  to  me 
42.ye  have  wot  the  love  of  God  in  you 
43-my  Fathers  Name,&  ye  receive  me  not 

6, 1 7. and  Jefus  was  wot  come  to  them 
22.  that  Jefus  went  not  with  his  difciples 
24.ftw  that  Jefus  was  wot  there,they  alfo 
2<5.ye  feek  me,wot  becaufe  ye  faw  the  mirac. 
27.1abour  wot  for  meat  which  peridieth 
3  2  .Mofes  gave  you  not  that  bread  from  heav. 
3  8.1  came  down,  not  to  do  my  own 
43  .murmure  not  among  your  felves 
5o.that  a  man  may  eat  thereof  and  not  die 

7 .8.for  my  time  is  wot  yet  full  come 
icwot  openly,but  as  it  were  in  fecret 
22.wof  becaufe  it  is  of  Mofes.but  of  the  fath. 
23  .that  the  law  of  Mofes  (hould  not  be  brok. 
24.judge  wot  according  to  the  appearance 
28„that  fent  me  is  true,whom  ye  know  not 


NOT      NOT 

3  o. becaufe  his  houre  was  wot  yet  come 
39.for  the  holy  Ghod  was  wot  yet  given 

8.6.as  though  he  heard  them  wot  j 

1 2.that  fol.  me,(hall  not  wallce  in  datkeneffe 

1 6-  for  I  am  not  alone 

20. for  his  houre  was  not  yet  conic 

23. 1  am  not  of  this  world 

27.underdood  not  he  fpake  to  them  of  the 

4  r  .we  be  not  borne  of  fornication 
47-ye  therefore  hear  them  wot,becaufe 
48. fay  we  wot  well  that  thou  haft  a  devill 
49-JefuS  anfwered,  I  have  wot  a  devill 

5  f.yet  ye  have  wot  knowne  him 

57. thou  art  not  yet  fifty  yeers  old,and 
9.  i6.»of  of  God,becaufe  he  keepeth  not  the  fab. 
3 1  .know  that  God  heareth  not  (Tnners 
3  2.was  it  not  heard  that  any  man  opened 
3  3.were not  of  God  jhe  could  doe  nothing 
1 0.1. he  that  entreth  wot  by  the  door  is  a  thief 
j. and  a  ftranger  will  they  wot  follow 
1 2. and  not  the  (hepherd,  whofe  own  the  (he. 
1 3  and  careth  wot  for  the  (heep 
1 6.1  have  which  are  not  of  this  fold 
26.becaufe  ye  are  not  of  my  (heep 
3  3. for  a  good  work  we  ftone  thee  wot 
37. if  1 1  doe  not  the  works  of  my  Father 
1 1  .p.are  there  wot  twelve  homes  in  the  day 

walk  in  the  day,he  ftumbleth  not 
1 7 .1  am  glad  I  was  not  there 
21.bin  here,my  broth. had  wot  died    Ver.32. 
30. Jefus  was  wot  yet  come  into  the  towne 
37.could  wot  this  man  which  opened  the  eys 
40.faid  I  not  unto  thee,that  if  thou  wouldeft 
$0.  that  the  whole  nation  perifli  wot 
S 1. this  fpakc  he  not  of  himfelfe 
5*  2.and  wot  for  the  nation  onely 
jtf.thathe  willwotcometothe  feaft 
1 2. 5. why  was  wot  this  ointment  fold 
6. not  that  he  cared  for  the  poor 
8. but  me  ye  have  wot  alwayes 
9.  they  came  not  for  Jefus  fake  onely 
1 6.  underdood  wot  his  difciples  at  the  firft 
3o.this  voice  came  wot  becaufe  of  me 
42. becaufe  of  the  Pharifees  they  did  w.conf. 
44.  beleeveth  wot  on  me,but  on  him  that  fent 
47.I  judge  him  not ,for  I  came  wot  to 
48. he  that  receiveth  'not  my  words,  hath 
49«for  I  have  wot  fpoken  of  my  felfe 
1 3 .7.what  I  doe,thou  knoweft  wot  now 
8.  if  I  wafli  thee  wot,thou  haft  no  part 
9.Lord,wotmy  feet  only,but  alfo  my 
io.needeth  wot,fave  to  wafli  his  feet 

and  ye  are  clean,  but  wot  all 
1 8. 1  fpeak  wot  of  you  all 
3  8.the  cock  (hall  not  crow,  till  thou 
i4.2.ifitwerewot(b,I  would  wot  have 
9.yet  had  thou  wot  knowne  me 
io.beleeved  thou  not  that  I  am  in  the 

that  I  fpeak,I  fpeak  not  of  my  felf 
1 7. becaufe  it  feeth  him  not 

2  2.  Judas  faith  unto  him,  Not  Ifcariot 

unto  us,  and  not  unto  the  world 
24.he  that  loveth  me  wot,keepeth  wot 
27. wot  as  the  world  giveth,let  wot  your 
30. hereafter  I  will  wot  talk  much  with! 

1  j.2.thatbeareth  wot  fruit  he  taketh  away 
6"-if  a  man  abide  not  in  me,he  is 
1  j.hencefortb,I  call  you  wot  fervants 
1 9.but  becaufe  ye  are  wot  of  the  world 
22,if  I  had  not  come — they  had  not  had  (in 
Verfe  24. 

16.  i.that  ye  fliquld  wot  be  offended 
3 .  becaufe  they  have  wot  known  the  Father 
4.1  faid  not  unto  you  at  the  beginning 
7-if  I  go  wot  away,  the  Comforter  will  not 
1 3.for  he  (ball  wot  fpeak  of  himfelf 
26.I  fay  not  unto  you,that  I  will  pray  the  Fa. 
30.needed  not  that  any  man  (hould  ask  thet 

3  2.yet  I  am  wot  alone,becaufe  the  Father 
1 7.9.I  pray  not  for  the  world 

i4.wot  of  the  world,  even  as  I  am  wot  of  the 
Verfe  16. 
1  ?.I  pray  »ot  that  thou  (bouldeft  take  them 
1 8. 1 1.  (hall  I  vfit  drink  it 
i7.hefaith,Jamwot 
2j.he  denied  it,and  faid,I  am  wot ' 

28.themfelves 


NOT 


NOT 


NOT 


ini'-i   rtmnf  '  '  •jtitnrflii 


NOT 


28.  themfelves  went  not  into  the  judgement 
30.  if  he  were  not  a  malefa<ftour,we 

would  not  have  delivered  him  unto 
36.  now  is  my  kingdome  not  of  this  world 
40.  »<rt  this  man,  but  Barrabbas 
13.10.  fpeakeft  thou  not  unto  me 

knoweft  thou  not,  that  I  have  power 

12.  this  man  goe,thou  art  not  Cefars  friend 

21.  write  not,  King  of  the  Jewes,but  thathee 
24.  let  not  us  rent  it,  but  caft  lots 

33.  they  brake  not  his  legs 
to.  j.  yet  went  he  not  in 
7.  napkin  not  lying  with  the  linnen  clothes 

17.  touch  me  not,  for  I  am  not  yet  afcvndcd 
14.  was  not  with  them  when  Jefus  cam: 

27.  be  not  faithleffe,  but  be'eeving 
2  9. that  have  not  feene,and  yet  believed 
30.  which  are  not  written  in  this  booke 
21-8.  for  they  we-re  not  far  from  land 
1 1 .  yet  was  not  the  net  broken 
23.  yet  Jefus  faid  not  3  He  fhall  not  die 
2f.  world  it  felfe  could  not  comaine  the  boo. 
AR.\.%.  with  the  holy  Ghoft,not  many  days  hence 
a.  1 5 .  thefe  are  not  drunken  as  ye  fuppofe 
2f.  righthand,  that  I  fhould  not  be  moved 

27.  thou  wilt  not  leave  my  foulc  in  hell 

4.  1 8  not  to  fpeake  at  all— in  the  Name  of  Je. 
5.4.  whiles  it  remained, was  it  not  thine  owne 
was  knot  in  thine  owne  power 
7.  not  knowing  what  was  done,came  in 

22.  and  found  them  not  in  the  prifon 

28.  did  not  we  ftraitly  command  you 

40.  they  fhould  not  fpeake  in  the  name  of 
42.  they  ceafed  not  to  preach  Jefus  Chrift 
rf.13.this  manceafeth  not  to  fpeake  blafphemy 
7.1.9.  to  the  end  they  might  not  live 

2  5 .  but  they  underftood  not 

32.  Mofes  trembled,  and  durft  not  behold 
•40.  we  wot  »ot  what  is  become  of  him 
48.  moft  High  dwelleth  not  in  temples 
52.  have  not  your  fathers  perfecuted 

J3.  received  the  law3and  have  not  kept  it 

60.  lay  not  this  fin  to  their  charge 
8. 3  2.  fo  opened  he  not  his  mouth 
10.41.  notto  all  the  peopIe,but  unto  witnefies 

47.  that  thefe  fhould  not  be  baptized 
1 2.  9.  and  wift  not  that  it  was  true 

1 4.  fhe  opened  not  the  gate  for  gladnefle 

19.  fought  him  not,  he  examined  the 

22.  voice  of  a  God,and  not  of  a  man 

23.  becaufe  he  gave  not  God  the  glory 
13.10.  wilt  thou  notcesfe  to  pervert   the  right 

2 J.  I  am  not  he,but  behold 
1  f  .38.  Paul  thought  net  good,to  take  him 
J  6.7.  but  the  fpirit  fuft'ered  them  not 
17.6.  when  they  found  them  72«t,they  drew  Ja. 

27.  though  he  be  not  far  from  every  one 
18.9.  fpeake,  hold  not  thy  peace 

20.  to  tarry  longer  ,he  confented  not 
19. 2.  we  have  not  fo  much  as  heard 

27.  fo  that  not  onely  this  our  craft 

33.  the  difciples  fuftVed  him  not 
20. 1 2.  and  were  not  a  little  comforted 

22.  not  knowing  the  things  that  fhall  befall 
zp.not  fparing  the  flocke 
3 1 . 1  ceafed  not  to  warne  every  one 
21.4.  that  he  would  not  goe  up  to  Jcrufalem 

13.  for  lam  ready  not  to  be  bound  only 

22.  9.  heard  not  the  voice  of  him  that  fpake  to 

1 8.  they  will  not  receive  thy  teftimony  of 

23.  5.  I  wift  not  he  was  of  the  high  prieft 

2 1 .  but  doe  not  thou  yeeld  unto  them 

2?.  27.  and  not  withall  to  fignifie  the  crimes 
16,19.  not  difobedient  to  the  heavenly  virion 

3  i.  if  he  had  not  appealed  unto  Cefar 
27. 14.  not  long  after  there  arofe 

21.  and  not  have  loofed  from  Creec 
28.4.  yet  vengeance  fufiereth  not  to  live 

19.  not  that  I  had  ought  to  accufe  my  felfe 
-2y.  and  when  they  agreed  not  among  them 

z6.  fhall  not  under  ftand, — sot  perceive 
Rom.i.zi.  they  glorified  him  not  as  God 

28.  to  doe  thofe  things  which  are  not  conven. 
2.  4.  not  knowing  that  the  goodnefTe  of  God 

1 3 .  for  not  the  hearers  of  the  law  are 

14.  Gentiles  which  have  not  the  law,doe  by 


thefe  having  not  the  law,are  a  law  to 
29.  in  the  fpirit ,  and  not  in  the  letter 
3.  8.  and  not  rather  as  we  be  flanderoufly 
17.  way  of  peace  have  they  not  knowne 
4.2.  to  glory, but  not  before  God 

5.  but  to  him  that  worketh  not 

io.not  in  circumcifion,but  in  uncircumcifion 
i  1 .  though  they  be  not  circumcifed 

1 2.  who  are  not  of  the  circumcifion  onely, but 

13.  was  not  to  Abraham  through  the  law 

17.  things  which  be  not  as  though  they  were 
5.15 .  but  not  as  the  offence,  fo  alfo  is  the  free 

1 6.  and  not  as  it  was  by  one  that  finned 
7.  6.  and  not  in  the  oldnefle  of  the  letter 
7.  thou  fhalt  not  covet 
1  J.  that  which  I  doe,  I  allow  not 

for  what  I  would,  that  doe  I  not 

18.  that  which  is  good  ,  I  find  not 

19.  evill  which  I  would  not,  that  I  doe 
8- 1.  who  walke  not  after  the  flefh,  but  after 

Verfe  4 
9.  but  ye  are  not  in  the  flefh 

now  if  any  man  have  not  the  Spirit  of  Chr 
12.  we  are  not  debters  to  the  flefh 
1  ?.  have  not  received  the  Spirit  of  bondage 
J  2.  he  that  fpared  not  his  own  Son ,  but 

how  fhall  he  not  with  him  alfo 

9. 6.  not  as  though  the  word  of  God  hath 
11.  for  the  children  being  not  yet  borne 
24.  not  of  the  Jewes  onely  ,but  alfo 
2<f .  her  beloved,  which  was  not  beloved 
Z6.  where  it  was  faid,  Ye  are  not  my  people 

10.2.  zeale  of  God,but  not  according  to  know. 
1 1.  believeth  on  him,  fhall  not  be  afhamed 
18.  have  they  not  heard  ?  Yes  veri  ly 

I2.2.  and  be  not  conformed  to*this  world 
3  .not  to  thinke  of  himfeife  more  highly 

11.  not  flothfull  in  bufinefle 

16.  minde  not  high  things, — be  not  wife  in 
13. 13 .  not  in  rioting  and  drunkenefl'e 

not  in  chambering  and  wantonnefle 

not  in  ftrife  and  envying 

14. 1 .  but  not  to  doubtfull  difputacions  - 

1  j.  1 .  and  not  to  plcafc  our  felves 

3.  for  Chrift  pleafed  not  himfelfe 

20.  not  where  Chrift  was  named 

2 1 .  to  whom  he  was  not  fpoken  of 
1 6. 4.  unto  whom  not  only  I  give  thanks 

Cor.  1. 17.  not  to  baptize,  but  to  preach 

not  with  wifedome  of  words,left 
%6.  not  many  wife,sot  many  mighty 

not  many  noble  are  called 
28.  and  tilings  which  are  not,to  bring  to 
2. 1.  came  not  with  excellency  of  fpeech 
2. 1  determined  not  to  know  any  thing 

4.  my  fpeech — was  not  with  enticing 
-J.your  faith  ihould  not  ftand  in  the  wifdome 

6.  yet  not  the  wifdome  of  this  world ,  nor  of 
9.  as  it  is  written,  Eye  hath  not  feene 

1 2.  received  not  the  fpirit  of  this  world 

1 3.  not  in  the  word  which  mans  wifdome 

1 4.  but  the  carnall  man  receiveth  not  the 
3.2.I  have  fed  you  with  milke,&  not  with  meat 

3.  are  ye  not  carnall,  and  walke  as  men 

4.  and  another  ,1  am  of  Apollo ,  are  ye  not 
4.  4.  yet  am  I  not  hereby  juftified 

6.  not  to  thinke  of  men  above  that  which  is 
1  J.  I  write  not  thefe  tilings  to  fhame  you 
18.  as  though  I  would  not  come  to  you 
i9.and  will  know  not  the  fpeech  of  them 
J.8.  let  us  keep  the  feaft,  not  with  old  leaven 

9.  not  to  company  with  fornicators 

10.  yet  not  altogether  with  the  fornicators  of 

1 1 .  with  fuch  a  one,  no  ,  not  to  eat 
g.  1.  goe  to  law — and  not  before  the  faints 

$.  no  not  one  that  fhalbe  able  to  judge  bet. 
9.  know  ye  not  that  the  unrighteous  fhall  not 

1 2.  lie  not  be  brought  under  the  power  of 

1 9. know  you  not  that  your  body  is  the  temp 

7- 1.  it  is  good  for  a  man  net  to  touch  a  woman 

4.  the  wife  hath  not  power  of  her  own  body 

likewife  the  husband  hath  not  power  of 
5- that  Satan  tempt  you  not  for  your  incont. 
6. 1  fpeake  by  permiflion  ,  and  not  of  com. 
1  o.  yet  not  I,  but  the  Lord  ,  Let  not  the  wife 
1  Land  let  not  the  husband  put  away  his  wife 
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12.  unto  the  reft  fpeake  f ,  wot  the  Lord 
18.  called  being  circumcifed  >  let  him  not  be. 
called  in  uncircumcifion  ?  let  him  not  be 
21  .called — being  a  ferv.care  not  for  it 
23.  be  not  ye  the  fervants  of  men 

27.  unto  a  wife  ?  feeke  not  to  be  loofed 

28.  if  thou  marry,  thou  haft  not  finned 
30.  that  weep,  as  though  they  wept  not 

as  chough  they  rejoiced  not — poflefl'ed  not 
tf.not  that  I  may  caft  a  fnare  upon  you 

8.8.  but  meat  commendeth  us  not  to  God 
10.  fhall  not  the  confeience  of  him  that  is 

9.1.  am  I  not  an  Apoftle,  am  I  not  free 

have  I  not  feene  Jefus  Chrift  our  L.  are  not 
z.  if  I  be  not  an  apoftleunto  others,yet  doub. 
4.  have  we  not  power  to  eat ,  and  to  drinke 
j.  have  we  not  power  to  lead  about  a  fifter 
g.  have  not  we  power  to  forbeare  working 
12 .  if  others  be  partakers-are  not  we  rather 
16.  woe  is  unto  me,  if  I  preach  not  the  gofpel 

1 8.  that  I  abufe  not  my  power  in  the  gofpel 
21.  being  not  without  law  to  God 

z6.  not  as  uncertainly^nut  as  one  that  beateth 

lo.y.  With  many  of  them  God  was  nit  well  pi. 

16.  is  it  not  the  communion  of  the  blo.of  Ch. 

is  it  not  the  commu.  of  the  body  of  Chrift 

23.  but  all  things  are  not  expedient 

are  lawfull,  but  all  things  edifie  not 

19.  confeience,  I  fay,  not  thine  own 

33.  not  feeking  mine  own  profit 

1 1 .  17. 1  praife  you  not/hat  ye  come  not  for  the 

12.  what,  have  ye  not  homes  to  eat  and  to 

fhame  them  that  have  not?I  praife  ye  not 

29.  not  difcerning  the  Lords  6ody 

31  .judge  our  fel'ves,we  fhould  not  be  judged 

34.  that  you  come  not  together  unto  condem. 
1 2. 1  jr.  becaufe  I  am  not  the  body,  I  am  not  of 

is  it  therefore  not  of  the  body 
16. bec.l  am  not  the  eye,I  am  not  of  the  body 

1 3. 1.  and  have  not  charity,  I  am  become 

3.  and  have  not  charity,  it  profiteth  me  nothi. 
4.  charity  envieth  not,vaunteth  not, is  not  puff. 

?.  not  behave  it  felfe  unfeemely,  feeketh  not 

6.  rejoyceth  not  in  iniquity 

14.2.  fpeakethnot'uiito  men,  but  unto  God 

16.  feeing  he  underftandech  not  what  thou 
22.H9f  to  them  that  be. but  to  them  that  be.not 

23.  will  they  not  lay  ye  are  mad 

24.  and  there  come  in  one  that  believeth  not 
39.  and  forbid  not  to  fpeake  with  tongues 

15.10.  yet  not  I,  but  the  grace  of  God 

1 3 .  then  is  Chrift  not  rifen 

14-and  if  Chrift  be  not  rifen, then  is  our  pre. 
I  f.raifed  not  up,if  fo  be  that  the  dead  rife  not 
i6.if  the  dead  rife  not,then  is  not  Chrift  raif. 
29.  if  the  dead  rife  not  at  all 
3  2.  what  advantag.  it  me  if  the  dead  rife  not 
34.  awake  to  righteoumefie,  and  finne  not 
37.  thou  foweft  not  that  body  that  fhall  be 
46.  that  was  not  fir  ft  that  is  fpirituall 
51.  we  fhall  not  all  fleep,  but  we  fhall  all 
1 5.1 2.  but  his  will  was  not  at  all  to  come  at 
22- if  any  man  love  not  the  Lord  Jefus  5  let 
2  Cor.  1. 9-  that  we  would  not  in  our  felves 

12.  not  with  fleflily  wifedome.but  by  the 

18.  our  word  toward  you  was  not  yea  &  nay 

19.  was  not  yea  and  hay,  but  in  him  was  yea 
24. »ot  for  that  we  have  dominion  over  your 

2. 1 .1  would  not  come  againe  to  you  in  heavincs 

4.  not  that  ye  fhould  be  grieved ,  but  that 

5.  not  grieved  me,but  in  part :  that  I  may  not 

17.  for  we  are  not  as  many  which  corrupt 

3 .  3 .  not  with  inke.  not  in  tables  of  ftone,  but 
y .  not  that  we  are  fufficient  of  our  felves 
6-  not  of  the  letter,  but  of  the  Spirit    \ 
8. how  fhall  not  the  rhiniftration  of  the  Spirit 

1 3.  and  not  as  Mofes  which  put  a  vaile 

4.  1 .  as  we  have  received  mercy  ,we  faint  not 

7.  power  may  be  of  God,  and  not  of  us 

8.  yet  not  diftrcfled;perplexed,  but  not  in  dif. 

9.  but  not  forfaken,  but  not  deftroyed 
1 6,  for  which  caufe  we  faint  not 

1 8.  we  looke  not  at  the  things  which  are  feen 

but  at  the  things  which  are  not  feene 
j .  1.  an  houfenof  rmde  with  hands 

3.  being  cloathed_,we  fhall  not  be  found  na. 

4.  not 


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4.  not  for  that  we  would  be  uncloathed 

7.  for  we  walke  by  faith,wf  by  fight 
1 2.  for  we  commend  not  our  felves  againe 

which  glory  in  appearance,and  not  in  heart 
19.  not  imputing  their  trefpailes  unco  them 
6.  3.  that  the  miniftery  be  not  blamed 

9.  as  chaftened  and  not  killed 

1 1.  ye  are  not  flraimed  in  us 

14*  be  ye  not  unequally  yoked  together 

17.  and  touch  not  the  uncleane  thing 
7.7 .  and  not  by  his  coming  only,  but  by 

9. 1  rejoice  not  that  ye  were  made  forry 

10.  repentance  to  falvat.  not  to  be  repented 

1 2.I  did  it  not  for  his  caufe  that  had  done  the 
8  .y .  and  this  they  did,  not  as  we  hoped 
8. 1  fpeake  not  by  commandement 

10.  have  begun  before,  not  only  to  doe 

12.  and  not  according  to  that  he  hath  not 

1 9.  &  not  that  onely  ,011:  who  was  alio  chofen 
2i.  not  onely  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord>  but 

9.  y .  as  a  matter  of  bounty  pot  as  covctoufnefle 
•j. not  grudgingly,  or  ofneceffity 

10.2.  that  I  may  not  be  bold  when  I  am  prefent 
4.  weapons  of  our  warfareare  not  carnall 

8.  for  edification  ,  and  not  for  your  deftruct. 
1 2.  for  we  dare  not  make  our  felves  of  the 
i^.not  boafting  of  things  without  our  meaf. 
16.  and  not  to  boaft  in  another  mans  line 

1 8.  for  ,  not  he  that  commendeth  himfelfe  is 
ir.  4.  another  Jefus,  whom  we  have  not  preach. 

or  another  gofpel,which  ye  have  not  acce. 
5. 1  was  not  a  whit  behind  the  chiefeft  apoft. 
6.  rude  in  fpeech,  yet  not  in  knowledge 

1 1.  wherefore  ?  becaufe  I  love  you  not 

1 7 . 1  fpeake  it  not  after  the  Lord,  bat  as 
29.  and  I  am  not  weake  ?  and  I  burne  not 
3 1.  Fa.  of  our  Lo.  Je.  knowcth  that  I  \ienet 
12.?.  yet  of  my  felfe  I  will  not  glory 

6.  defire  to  glory,  I  fhall  not  be  a  foole  • 
14.  and  lie  not  be  burdenfome  to  you 

for  the  children  ought  not  to  lay  up  for  pa. 
18.  walk,  v/enot  in  the  famefpi  walk.wcsot 
ai.  and  have  not  repented  of  the  uncleannefi'e 
13.  2.  that  if  I  come  againe,  I  willnot  fpare 
6.  (hall not  know  that  we  are  not  reprobates 
7.n.ot  that  we  fliould  appeare  approved,but 
1  o.  to  edification,  and  not  to  deftru&ion 
Gal.1.1,  Paul  an  apoftle,  not  of  men 

10.  I  fhould  not  be  the  fervant  of  Chrift 
1 6. 1  conferred  not  with  flelh  and  blood 

20.  behold,  before  God  I  lie  not 

a.y.  place  by  fubjection  no  not  for  an  houre 
14. 1  faw  that  they  walked  not  uprightly 
If.  Jewes  by  nature,   and  not  tinners  of  the 
1 6.  by  faith,  and  not  by  the  works  of  the  law 
20.  yet  not  I,  but  Chrift  liveth  in  me 

3.10.  curfed  is  every  one  that  continueth  notin 
16.  he  faith  not ,  And  to  feeds 

412.  yehavenot  injured  me  atall 

1 7.  they  zealoufly  affect  you,but  not  well 

18.  and  not  only  when  I  am  prefent  with  you 
27.  rejoice  thou  barren  that  beared  not 

30.  ihall  not  be  heire  with  the  fon  of  the  free. 

31.  we  are  not  children  of  the  bond-woman 
J.  I.  and  be  not  intangled  againe  with  the  yoke 

1  y.  take  h;ed  ye  be  not  confumed  one  of  ano. 
21.  fhall  not  inherit  the  kingdomeof  God 
6.4.  in  himfelfe  alone,and  not  in  another 

9.  and  let  not  us  be  weary  in  well  doing 

we  fhall  reape,  if  we  faint  not 
Ephef.  1.16.  ceafe  Hot  to  give  thanks  for  you 

ax.  not  onely  in  this  world,  but 
a.  8.  andthatKflf  of  your  felves 

9.  not  of  works,  left  any  man  fhould  boaft 
3 . 1 3.I  defire  that  ye  faint  not  at  my  tribulations 
4. 17.  that  ye  henceforth  walke  not  as  other 

20.  but  ye  have  not  fo  learned  Chrift 

21?.  be  angry  and  fin  not,  let  not  the  funne 
J.4-nor  jefting,which  are  wot  convenient 

1  f  •  not  as  fools,  but  as  wife 

27.  not  having  fpot  o<-  wrinkle 
6 .4.  provoke  not  your  children  to  wrath 

6.  not  with  eye-fervice  as  men-pleafers 

7-  as  to  the  Lord,  and  not  to  men 
Phil.  1. 16.  preach  Chrift  of  contention  ,not  fine. 

29.  not  onely  to  believe  on  him,but  alfo 


I      2.  12.  not  as  in  my  pretence  onely,  but  now 
I         21.  but  all  feeke  their  own,  sot  the  things 
27.  and  not  on  him  onely  ,  but  of  him  alfo 
3.  9.  found  in  him,  not  having  my  ownrighte. 

1 2.  not  as  though  1  had  already  attained 
4. 11.  not  that  1  fpeake  in  refpect  of  wants 

17.  not  becaufe  I  defire  a  gift 
C°l. 1. 1.  as  hare  not  feene  my  face  in  the  flefli 
8.  rudiments  of  the  world,and  not  after  Chr. 
19.  not  holding  the  head  from  which  all  the 
a  1.  touch  aof,tafte  not, handle  not 
3.  2.  your  affe&ion— not  on  things  on  the  earth 
■Lz.not  with  eye-fervice  ^as  men-pleafers 
23 .  as  to  the  Lord,  and  not  unto  men 

1  Tbef.z.t.  our  entrance — -that  it  was  not  in  vaine 

3 .  for  our  exhortation  was  not  of  deceit 

4.  we  fpeake  not  as  pleating  men,  but  God 
8.  not  the  Gofpel  of  God  only,  but  alfo 

1 1 .  ye  received  it  not  as  the  word  of  men 
iy.  pleafea*  God,  and  are  contrary  to  all 
17.  from  you— in  prefence,  not  in  heart 
4-  y.  not  in  the  luft  ofconcupifcence 
8.  defpifeth  #<#  man,  but  God 

1 3.  that  ye  forrow  »ff£,even  as  others 

1 y.  fhall  not  prevent  them  which  are  afleepe 
5>4.  but  ye ,  brethren,  are  not  in  darkeneile 
5*  we  are  not  of  the  night ,  nor  of  darkenes 
6.  let  us  not  fleep  as  doe  others 

2  Thef  2.  y.  remember  ye  not,  that  when  I  was 

3.  2.  for  all  men  have  not  faith 

6.  and  not  after  the  tradition  which  he  recei. 
8.  that  we  might  not  be  chargeable  to  any 
9-  not  becaule  wc  have  not  power 
1  y .  yet  count  him  not  as  an  enemy 
1  Tim.  r.io.  that  they  may  learne  not  to  blafpheme 

a.  9.  not  with  broidered  haire 

14.  and  Adam  was  not  deceived,  but 

3 .  3'.  not  given  to  wine,  not  greedie  of  filthy 

not  a.  brawler,  not  contentious 

6.  not  a  novice,  left  being  lifted  up 

8.  not  double  tongued,«ot  given  to  much 
11.  not  flanderous,  fober,  faithfull  in  all 

y.  8.  but  if  any  provide  so;  for  his  owne 
'     13.  not  onely  idle,but  tatlers  alfo 
6- 1.  and  his  doctrine  be  not  blafphemed 
a  Tim.  1.9.  not  according  to  our  works ,  but  accor. 
16.  and  was  not  afhamed  of  my  fhame 
4-  8.  and  notio  me  only,but  unto  them  alfo  that 
Titus  1.  6.  not  accufed  of  riot ,  or  unruly 
7-  not  felf  .-willed,  not  given  to  filthy 
a .  9.  not  anfwering  againe 
l.^.not  by  works  of  righteoufneffe  which  we 
Philem.  16.  not  now  as  a  fervant,  but  above 

i$-I  doe  not  fay  to  thee,how  thou  oweft  unto 
Heb.^.i7.  was  nnot  wjth  tllem  that  had  finned 

4.  2.  not  profit  them, — not  being  mixed  with  fa. 

7.  heare  his  voice,harden  not  your  hearts 
J- 1  a.  need  of  milke ,  and  not  of  ftrong  meat 
6. 1.  not  laying  againe  the  foundat.  of  repent. 

7.  ao.  inafmuch  as»o*  without  an  oath 

8.  a.  which  the  Lord  pitched,and  not  man 

9.  not  according  to  the  covenant  that  I  made 
not  in  my  covenant,  &  I  regarded  them  not 

9-  7-  not  without  blood  which  he  offered 

n.not  made  with  hands — not  of  this  building 

10. 1 .  and  not  the  very  image  of  the  things 
3  f  •  caft  not  away  therefore  your  confidence 
37-he  that  fhall  come  will,and  will  not  tarry 

X  1.1.  faith — the  evidence  of  things  not  feene 
1  3*  not  having  received  the  prom,  but  having 
3f.  were  tortured,  not  accepting  deliverance 
38.  of  whom  the  world  was  not  worthy 
4°.  without  us  fhould  not  be  made  perfect 

1  a .7.  what  fon  is  he  whom  the  Fath.  cb.aften.Wtt 

8.  then  are  yee  baftards,  and  not  fonnes 

a  J.  for  if  they  cfcaped  not  who  refufed  him 
J  3  •  1 7-  may  doe  it  with  joy,and  not  with  griefe 
jm.ii.  23.  a  hearer — and  not  a  doer,  he  is  like 
ay-  he  being  not  a  forgetfull  hearer 
2.1  .have  not  the  faith  of  our  Lord  with  refpeft 
a4.  and  not  by  faith  onely 

3-  2.  any  man  offend  not  in  word,  the  fame 

4-  a.  yet  yehavesor,  becaufe  ye  aske  not 
l7-  and  doth  it  not,  to  him  it  is  fin 

1  Pet-  1 . 1 2.  that  not  unto  themfelvcs,  but  unto  us 
23.  not  of  corruptible  feed ,  but  of  incorrup. 


2.10.  not  a  people,which  had  not  obtained  mcr 

18.  r,0>.  onely  to  the  good  and  gentle,  but 
-   23.  reviled  not  againe — threatned  not 

3.  y.uct  rendringevi'lfor  evill 

2 1.  not  the  putting  away  the  filth  of  the  flefh 

y.  2.  taking  the  overfight  thereof  not  by  conft. 

act  for  filthy  lucre,  but  of  a  ready  mind 

2  Pet.  1.  21.  came  not  in  old  time  by  the  will  of 

a.  3.  whofe  judgement-lingreth  aaf-ilumb.  not 

21.  better  for  them  not  to  have  knowne  the 

1  John  2.23.  the  fame  hath  not  the  Father 

3. 12.  not  as  Cain  who  was  of  that  wicked 
2 1  .if  our  heart  condemned  us  wot,then 

4.  3.  that  confefleth  not  Jefus  Chrift  is  come 

8.  he  that  loveth  not,  knoweth  not  God- 
10.  herein  is  love,»oJ  that  we  loved  God 

20.  can  he  love  God  whom  he  hath  not  feene 
y. 6.  not  by  water  only,  but  by  water  and  blood 

1 2.  hath  not  the  Son,  hath  not  life 

17.  and  there  is  a  finne»or  unto  death 

18.  and  that  wicked  one  toucheth  him  not 

2  John  ^.notsLS  though  I  wrote  a  new  command. 

9 .  and  abideth  not  in  the  doctrine  of  Chrift 

10.  and  bring  not  this  doftrine,recei.  him  not 
Jude  1 9.  fenfuall,  having  not  rhe  fpiric 

Rev.  2.  2.  fay  they  are  apoftles,  and  arc»& 
9'  fay  they  are  Jewes,  and  are  not 

1 1.  fhall  »or  be  hurt  of  the  fecond  death 

21.  to  repent  of  her  fornication  ,  fhe  rep.SW 
7.  3.  faying  ,  Hurt  not  the  earth 

10.  4.  thunders  uttered  ,  and  write  them  not 

1 1 .  2.  leave  out,  and  meafure  it  not 

16. 18.  as  was  not  fince  men  were  on  the  earth 

20.  and  the  mountaines  were  not  found 
*9. 10,  he  faid  unto  me^See  thou  do  knot 

Chap.  22. 9. 

20.  y .  reft  of  the  dead  lived  not  againe  . 

21.  2  y.  and  the  gates  of  it  fhall  not  be  fhuc 

J$Ot  able  ,  See  %  We, 

jftot  afraid ,  S  ee  3f raftj. 

jftot  afhamed,  See  mfyameO, 

Anfwered  $ot ,  See  'JdnfwereO, 

D5ot  beieevt ,  See  flSeleebe, 

|j3ot  beleeved^ceUfStlezloeX). 

jfrat  confound  ,  SeeConfonnO, 

Departed  J]3ot ,  See  SDeparteD, 

j[j3ot  <fe/2>-oy,SeeiDcftrop. 

&Htdie  ,  Sec  "Dit* 

&0t  eate,  SeedBate, 

H^ot  enter ,  See  (Enter, 

j^Ot  feare,  See  ^peare*    " 

ffrtitaferv,  SeejfetD. 

/$0t  find,  See  finXi. 

$M  forfa\en ,  See  f  oifa&etl, 

ii^Ot  give  ,  See  (©tte. 

/ftot  given ,  See  (©roctl, 

jftot  heare ,  See  l^eare. 

0Ot  hearken,  See^eatben, 

$0t  fc;i,Seei|tD, 

if  JR*; 

Gen.  18.  21.  and  if  nof,  I  will  know 

24.49.  and  if  not,  tell  me,  that  I  may  know 
Exod.  32.  32.  andif  not ,  blot  me,  I  pray  thee,out 
Judg.  9.1  y .  and  if  not,  let  fire  come  out  of  the  bra. 
1     20.  but  if  not :  let  fire  come  out  from  Abira. 

1  Sam.i.\6.  and  if»of,  lie  take  it  by  force 

6.  9.  but  Knot,  then  we  fhall  know  that  it  is 

2  Sam.  13.26.  if  not,  I  pray  thee,  let  my  bro.  Am. 

17.6.  if»or,  fpeake  thou 
2  King.z.  10.  but  if  not,  it  fhall  not  be  Co 
Job  9.  a4.  if  not,  where,  and  who  is  he 

33.  33.  \1not , hearken  unto  me 
Dan.3.  18.  if  not,  be  it  known  to  thee ,  O  King 
Zech.  11.  12.  and  Knot,  forbeare 
Lufe  10.  6.  Knot,  it  fhall  turne  to  you  againe 
13. 9 .  if  not,  then  after  that  thou  fhalt  cut  it  do. 
JfiBot,See3!0. 
There  is  Jfrot ,  See  3Ifif, 
Knew  |}0t ,  See  Stie», 
Knowfyot,  SeeltnotXW 
Leave  j^ot ,  See  leatt. 
Obey &ot,  See ®bty. 
Obeyed  $0t ,  See  iDbeptQ. 
Or  jftor. 
Gen.  2  4.  a  1 .  had  made  his  journey  prof,  or  not 

Exod.t7.7-h 


N  O  T 


NOT 


NOT 


NOT 


NOT 


N  O   1 


Exod.i7.7-  is  the  Lord  amongft  us,or  not 
IV«w.n.i3.cotU2  to  pafleunto  thee,or»<tf 

i  3.2,0.  whether  there  be  wood  therein,or  not 
Tudz'z  X2  as  their  fathers  did  keep  it,or  not 

See  JfrotjSce  &tt. 
Seekj  $ot,  See  j&eeUe- 
J|3ot  So. 
Exed.  io.  1 1-  ^  fo  :  goe  now  ye  that  are  men 
Job  14.15-  and  if  it  be  not  fo,  who  will  make  me 
Pfal.i .4.  the  ungodly  are  koJ  fo 
fer.48.30.  wot  be  fo,  his  lies  fhall  not  fo  effect  it 
Mat.z$-9-  no*  foj  'e^  l^CIC  be  not  enougn  f°r  us 
Mar.z.z-  no' ""'  f°  much  as  about  the  doore 
Lu\t  1,60.  not  fo,but  he  fhall  be  called  John 
11.26.  butyefhallKoibefo,  but  he  that  is 
Aft.  7 . 5 .  no  not  fo  much  as  to  fet  his  foot  on 

10.14.  not  fo,  Lord  jfor  I  have  never  eaten 

1 1 .8.  not  fo,  Lord,  for  nothing  common  or  un. 

Rom.$.z.  and  not  only  fo,but  we  glory  in  tribulat. 

11.  and  not  only  fo,but  we  alfo  joy  in  God 

Will  jfrot,  See  Will. 

Would  $0t ,  SeeHDOUlO* 

jl3ott><H3. 

Gen.  1 1 .6.  nothing  wilbe  reftrained  from  them 

19.8.  onely  to  thefe  men  doe  nothing 
16.19.aswe  have  done  to  thee  nothing  but  good 

40.1 5.  here  alfo  have  I  done  -nothing 
Exod.9. ^.nothing  die  that  is  the  childrens  of  Iff  ael 

ii. 10.  let  nothing  of  it  remaine 
10.  ye  lhall  eat  nothing  unleavened 

16.18.  he  that  gathered  muclvhad  nothing  over 
22.3.  if  he  have  nothing,  then  he  ihalbe  fold 

23.  z6.  there  fhall  nothing  caft  their  young 
Numb.6-4ea.te  nothingthatis  made  of  the  vine-tree 

16.2.6.  wicked  men,and  touch  nothing  of  theirs 
zz.  16.  let  nothing  hinder  thee  from  coming 
Deut.z.7.  L.  hath  been  with  thee,thou  haft  lac.so. 

20.16.  law  alive  nothing  that  breatheth 
22.26.  unco  the  damofell,  thou  fhalc  do  nothing 
2.8. 5  f .  hath  nothing  left  him  in  the  fiege 

Jofh.11.15.  Jofh.  left  nothing  undone  the  L.ctinv 
Judg.z.z.  fuch  as  before  kruw  nothing 

14.  6.  he  had  nothing  in  his  hand 
1  Sam-  3.18.  Sam.told — and  hid  nothing  from  him 
20. 1.  my  father  will  doe  nothing,ekhei  great  or 
22.15.  thy  fervant  kne^. nothing  of  all  this 
2$.  21.  nothing  was  miffed  of  all  that  pertained 
36.ihetoldhim«offef,lefliormore 

30.19.  there  was  nothing  lacking  to  them 

z  Sam.  1  z.  3 .  poore  man  had  nothmg,fa,we  one  little 

24.  24.  which  doth  coft  me  nothing 

1  ¥jng.  4. 27.  provided  vie"hiall,they  lacked  TzaJfo'w; 

8.9.  there  was  nothing  in  the  Arke 
io.2i.  filver  was  nothing  accounted  of 
11.22.  artd~Re  anfwered  nothing 

22. 16-  tell  me  nothingbut  that  which  is  true 
z  King.  10. 10.  fall  nothing  unto  the  earth  of  the 

ao.13.  was  nothing  in  his  houfe,  nor  in  all  his 
17.  nothing  fhall  be  left 
z  Chro.  9. z. nothing  hid  from  Sol.which  he  told  her 

1 8- 1  5 .  fay  nothing  but  the  truth  to  me 
E^ra  4.3.  nothing  to  do  with  us,to  build  an  houfe 
Neh.i.S.  held  their  peace,  and  found  nothing  to 
1  z.  reftore  ,  and  will  require  nothing  of  them 

8. 1  o.  fend  portions  for  whom  nothing  is  prepar. 

9.2 1 .  fo  that  they  lacked  nothing 
Ejih.2,i^.  when  Efther  was  eome.,ihe  required  no. 

5.13.  this  a  vaileth  me  nothing 

6.10.  let  nothing  faile  of  all  thou  haft  fpoken 
Job  6.18.  goe  to  nothing  and  perifh 

21 .  for  now  ye  are  nothing 
8.9.  are  of  yefterday,and  know  nothing  * 
24.2  5 .  make  my  fpecch  nothing  worth 
26.7.  and  hangeth  the  earth  upon 

34 .9.  it  profiteth  a  man  nothing 
Pfal.17,  3.  tried  mee  ,  and  fhalt  find 

39-5.  mine  age  is  nothing  before  thee 

49.17.  dieth,  he  fhall  carry  nothing  away 
119. 16  y.  and  nothing  fhall  offend  them 

Prov.  9.  13 .  fimple,  and  knoweth  nothing 
io.2.wickednefle  profit  nothing 
13.4-fluggard  defireth,  and  hath  nothing 

7.  maketh  himfelfe  rich,  yet  hath  nothing 
20.4.  beg  in  harveft,and  have  nothing 
22.27.  haft  nothing  to  pay,  why  fnould  he 


Ecclef.t.in,-  whatfGod  doth,  nothing  can  be  put  to 
5.  1  j.  fhall  take  nothing  of  his  labour 
6-z.  wanteth  nothing  for  his  foule 
7.14.  man  fhould  find  nothing  after  him 

//d.34. 1 2.  all  her  princes  fhalbe  nothing 

39.  2.  nothing  in  his  houfe,nor  all  his  dominion 

6.  carried  to  Babylon  '.nothing  fhall  be  left 
40.1 7.  nations  before  him  are  as  nothing 

17.  lefle  thennothing,  and  vartitie 
2  3 .  bringeth  the  princes  to  nothing 

41. 1 1 .  they  fhalbe  as  nothing 

1 2.  they  that  war  againft  thee,fhalbe  as  noth. 

29.  all  vanity,  their  works  are  nothing 
Jer.  10.24.  left  thou  bring  me  to  nothing 

32.13.  done  nothing  ofall  thou  commandeft 

38.14.  aske  thee  a  thing,  hide  nothmgfcom  me 
39.10.  left  the  poore — which  had  nothing 
42.4. 1  will  keep  back  nothing  from  you 
50.16.  let  nothing  of  her  be  left 

Lam.i.iz.  is  it  nothing  to  you  all  ye  that  paffeby 
£3^.13. 3. follow  their  own  fpirit,&  have  feen  no. 
Dan. 4. 3  5. inhabitants  of  the  earth  arerepuc.as  no. 
Joel  2.3.  nothing  fhall  efcape  them 
Amos  3.4.  will  a  lion  cry  if  he  have  taken  nothing 
5  .take  up  a  fnare,and  have  taken  nothing 

7.  Lord  will  doe  nothing,  but  he  revealeth 
Hag.  2.3.  incomparifon  of  it  as  nothing 

Mat.  if.  31.  have  nothing  to  eat,andl  will  not 
17.10.  nothing  fhalbe  unpoflible 
it .  1 9 .  fig-tree  came  to  it,  &  found  nothing 
16.62.  anfwereft  thou  nothing?  What  is  it 

27.12.  was  accufed,  he  anfwered  nothing 
19.  have  nothing  to  doe  with  that  juft  man 
2  4.Pilate  fa  w  he  could  prevaile  nothing 

Mar\e  1.44.  fee  thou  fay  nothing  to  any  man 
5.16.  fpent  all/ind  was  nothing  bettered 
6.8 .  take  nothing  for  their  journey,  fave  a  ftaffe 

36.  they  have  nothing  to  eat 
8.1.  multitude  great,and  nothingto  eat 

2.  been  with  me  three  days,&  have  no.  to  eat 
rt.19.come  forth  by  nothing  but  by  prayer 

1 1 . 1 3 .  he  found  nothing  but  leaves 

14.60.  asked  ]efus,faying, Anfwereft  thou  no. 
61.  he  held  his  peace,and  anfwered  nothing 
I  y  .3.  chiefe  pr.  accufed  him,but  he  anfwer.  no. 
4.  Pilate  laid,  Anfwereft  thou  nothing 
y.  Jefus  yet  anfwered  nothing,  fo  that 
Luke  1 .  37.  with  God  nothing  fhalbe  impoffible 
4. 1.  in  thofe  daies  he  did  eat  nothing 
y.y.  toy  led  all  night,and  taken  nothing 
7.  41.  nothing  to  pay  ,  he  frankly  forgave 
9.3.  nothing  for  your  journey,  neither  ftaves 
10.19.  nothing  by  any  meanes  fhall  hurt  you 
■it. 6.  have  nothing  to  fet  before  him 
21.35.  lacked  ye  anything  ?  They  fold, Nothing 

13.9.  queltioned  with  him,he  anfwered  nothing 
j  5.  loe,  nothing  worthy  of  death  is  done 

41.  man  hath  done  nothing  amiffe 
John  3.17.  man  can  receive  nothing,cxcept  it  be 
4.1 1.  nothing  to  draw  with,andthc  wellisdeepe 
y.i  9.  Son  can  doe  nothing  of  himfelfe 

30.  can  of  my  own  felfe  doe  nothing 

6.1 2 ..gather  up  the  fragments' — that  no.  be  loft 
39.  fhould  lofe  nothing ,  but  raife  it  up 
63,  flefh  profiteth  nothing 

7.26.  fpeaketh  boldly,and  they  fay  nothing 

8.  28. 1  doe  nothing  of  my  felfe 

9,3  3.  not  of  God  ,  he  could  doe  nothing 

1 1.49.  ye  know  nothing  at  all 

12.19.  perceive  ye  how  ye  prevaile  nothing 

1 4. 3  o.  prince  of  this  world  hath  nothing  in  me 
15.5.  without  me  ye  candoew^»g 

16.23.  that  day  ye  fhall  aske  me  nothing 
24.  hitherto  have  asked  nothing 

18. 10.  in  fecret  have  I  laid  nothing 
1 1 .3 .  that  night  they  caught  nothing 

Aft. 4. 1 4.  they  could  fay  nothing  againft  it 

11.  finding  nothing  how  they  might  punifh 

10.10.  goe  with  them,  doubting  nothing 

1 1.11.  fpirit  bade  me  soejiothmg  doubting 
1 9. 3 6. ought  to  doe  nothing  rafhly 

20.20.  kept  backe  nothing  that  was  profitable 

21.24.  all  may  know,thofe  things  are  nothing 

23. 14.  eat  nothing  till  we  hive  flaine  Paul 
29.  have  nothing  la'd  to  his  charge  worthy 

26.3 1.  man  doth  nothing  worthy  of  death 
Vim   2 


27.  33.  continued  falling ,  having  taken  nothing 
18.17  .committed  nothing  againft  the  people. 

1  Coi.i.  19.  bring  to  nothing  the  under  ft.  of  th& 

4.4. 1  know  nothing  by  my  felfe 

5 .  judge  nothing  before  the  time 
8*1.  knoweth  nothing  as  he  ought 
9. i6. 1  havenothmg  :o  glory  of 
13.2-  have  no  charity,  1  amnothing 

3.  and  have  riot  charity,  it  profiteth  nothing 

2  Cor.  6.  i  o.  having  nothing,  yet  poflifling  all 

8. 1 y .  gathered  much  had  nothing  over 
13.8.  can  doc  nothing  againft  the  truth 

Gal.z.6.  conference  added  nothing  to  me 
4.1.  child,  dift'ereth  nothing  from  a  fervant 
5.  2.  Chrift  fhall  profit  you  nothing 

Phil.  1.3 .  let  nothing  be  done  through  ftrife 

1  Z202.4.  4.  nothing  to  be  refufed,  if  it  be  received 

5.11.  iolngnoibing  by  partialitie 
6.4.  proud,  knowing  nothing,  but  doting 
7.  we  brought  nothing  into  this  world 

certaine,we  can  carry  nothing  out 
Titm  3.13.  that  nothing  be  wanting  unto  them_  , 
pbilem.iA.  without  thy  mind  would  I  doenoihing 
Htb.z.  8.  left  nothing  that  is  not  put  under  him 
7. 14. Mo.  fpake  nothing  concerning  prieft-hood 
19.  law  made  nothing  perfect: 
Jam.  1.4.  be  perfect:  and  entire,  warning  nothi/.g 
6.  aske  in  faiths-nothing  wavering 

3  John  7.  taking  nothing  of  the  Gentiles 

For  ilSothJng* 
Exod.z  1 .  1.  feventh  he  ihall  goe  out  free  for  noth. 
lfa. 44-10.  image  is  profitable  for  nothing 
Jer. 1 3.7.  girdle  was  profitable  for  nothing 

10.  this  girdle  which  is  good  for  iclhing 
Mat.f.i  3.  good  for  nothing,but  to  becaftout 
Lul{e  6.35.  lend,  hoping  for  nothing  again; 

8 . 1 7.  for  nothing  is  fecret,  that  fh'alj  hot  Be 
Ait.  1 1.  8.  not  fo,  Lord,  for  nothing  common  or 
Phil. 4.6.  be  carefull  for  nothing,  but  in  every 

iM^Otljtncj, 
Acl>i7.z  1 .  fpent  time  in  nothing  els,  but  to  tell,  or 

2  Cor.7.9.  might  receive  damage  by  us  in  nothing 
ii.  11.  innothmg  am  I  behind  the  chiefe  Apoft. 

Philip.  1 .10.  in  nothing  I  ihalbe  afhamed 

28.  in  nothing  terrified  by  your  advexfaries 
Is  jfrotijitwj. 
Numb.  1 1. 6.  is  nothing  at  all  befides  this  manna 
Judg.7.1 4-  is  nothing  elfe  lave  the  fword  of  Gide. 
1  Sam.  17.1.  there  is  nothing  better  for  me,  then 

1  Kj»?.i8.43-  lopked^and faid,iFhere isnothing 

2  Xing.zo.if,  is  nothing  among  my  treafure  that  I 
1  Chro.  1 4. 1 1 .  it  is  nothing  with  thee  to  help 
Nehem.z.  2.  this  is  nothing  elfe  but  lbrrow  of  heart 
Efth.  6. 3 .  there  is  nothing  done  for  him 

Pfal.  1 9-6- is  nothing  hid  from  the  heat  thereof 
Prov.Z.8-  is  nothing^ cowai'd or  perverfein  them 
Eccl.  2.24.  is  nothing  better  for  a  man,  then  to  eat 

3. 12. is  nothing  better,then  a  man  fhould  rejoice 

< .  1 4.  there  is  nothing  in  his  hand 
lfa.19.i-  there  is  nothing  among  my  treafures 
Jer.zz.i7-  there  is  nothing  too  hard  for  rhee 
Mat.  1  o.26.there  is  nothing  covered  that  fhall  not 

13.16-fweareby  the  Temple,it  is  nothing 
'  18.  fweare  by  the  Altar,  it  is  nothing 
Marhj  4.22.  is  nothing  hid  which  fhall  not  be  ma. 

71.!  5.  is  nothing  from  without  a  man 
Luke  1 2.  2.  is  nothing  covered  that  fhall  not  be  re 
Job.  8 .  J  4.  if  I  honour  my  felfe  my  honoti  r  is  noth, 
Kom.14- 14-  there  is  nothing  uncleane  of  it  felfe 
1  Cor. 7.  19.  circumcifionisBO//;wg,and  _ 

uncircumcifion  is  nothing 

8.  4.  idol  is  nothing  in  the  world 
Ga!at.6.2.  is  nothing,  he  deceivetb himfelfe 
Titm  i.  15.  unto  them  that  are  defiled,  is  no.  pure 

O/rjB0tf)fR3. 
lfa.  41. 24.  behold,  ye  are  of  nothing 
1  Tk/i4.i2.walk  hon.  that  ye  may  have  lack  of  n. 
Kev.  3. 17.  rich — and  have  need  of  nothing 

^otajftljftanDfng. 
Exod-i6.  20.  notwithfianding^thty  llearkncd  net 

ir.  z  1.  notwithstanding.,  if  he  continue 
Lev.  if.  32.  notrvith.  the  cities  of  the  Levites 

27  28.  notuvitbftancling  no  devoted  thing 
Numb.z6. 1 1.  notwilh.  the  child  of  Korah  d'ed  not 

el.  r.otvc':th!tfy>d''Z 


NOT 


N  O  U 


NOW      NOW 


NOW         NOW 


5  y.  notwithstanding  3  the  land  ihalbe  divided 
Deu!.i.z6.  notwitbflandm?, ye  would  not  goc  up 

i  i.i  y.  nolwithjtanding,  thou  maieft  kill 
Jtiflj.zz.iy.  notwithstanding  ,if 'the  land  of  your 
JWg.  4.  9.  notwithjianding, the  journey  thou  takeft 

9.  f.  notwithstanding,  yet  Jotham  the  youngeft 

1  Sam.  2.2,?.  notwithstanding,  thsy  hearkned  not 

20.8.  notwitb.  it  there  be  in  me  iniquity 

29.  9.  notwitb.  the  princes  of  the  PhilJiave  faid 

2  Sam.z^.  4.  notwitbftanding,  the  kings  word  pre  v. 

1  I£*»g.  1 1 . 1 2 .  notwitbfiandmg,  in  thy  dayes  Tie  not 

2  Kjng.T7.i4.notwitbFtandwg,they  would  not  heare 

23.  z6.notwitbslanding,  the  Lord  tinned  not 
2  Cbro.6.9.  notwithflanAing,  thou  fhalt  not  build 

32.  26.  notwitb.  Hezekiah  humbled  himfclfe 
Jer.i  5.14.  notwithstanding,  I  have  fpoken  unto  you- 
£^.20.21.  notwitbfiandmg,  the  children  rebelled 
Micab  7.13.  notwitbfiandmg,  the  land  fhalbe  defo. 
Afar.2. 22.  notwitbnanding,  being  warned  of  God 

11.  11.  notwitb.  he  that  is  leaft  in  the  kingdom 

17.  27. notwitb.  left  we  fhould  offend  them 
Lu\e  10. 11. notwitb.  be  fure  of  this,that  the  kingd. 

20.  notwithstanding ,  in  this  rejoyce  not 
AB.ii.H.notwitbftandingj.z  pleafed  Silas  to  abide 

24.4.  notwithfianding,tha.t  I  be  not  tedious  unto 
Philip.  1.  18.  notwitb.  every  way,whether  in  pret. 

4.I4.  notwithstanding,  ye  have  well  done 

1  Tim.z.is -notwitb.  fi»e  ^11  be  faved  in  child-be. 

2  Tim.  4.17.  notwitb.  the  Lord  flood  with  me 
Jam.z.16.  notwith$andmg,yz  give  not  thofe  things 
Rev.i.zo.nitwith.l  have  a  few  things  a  gainft  thee 

fought,  See  jfrmght. 
Notice. 

1  Tiw.j.  6.  not  a  »0twe,left  being  lifted  up 

iflourtEh. 
Gen.^.  1 1 .  there  will  I  «o«ri/i  thee,  for  yet 

50.21.  He  noitrifh  you,and  your  little  ones 
Ifa.  7.  21.  man  {hzllnourijba  young  cow 
23.4.  neither  doe  I  nourijh  up  young  men 
44.1 4.  planteth  an  afh,and  the  raine  doth  nott. 
ifrourtfteD. 
Gen.  47. 12.  Jofeph?wtt/7/Whis  father  &  his  bre. 

2  Sam.xz.  3.  lambe  which  he  brought  and  nou.  up 
Ifa.x.z.  nourifhed  and  broughtup  children 
E^k-i  9.1.  nourifhed  her  whelpes  am.  young  lions 
Aft. .7. 20.  Kfltf.up  in  his  fath.  houfe  three  moneths 

2  i.Pharaohs  daugh,  nourifhed  him  for  her  fon 
12.20.  their  countrey  was  now:  by  the  kings 
1  Tim.^.6.  nourifhed  up  in  the  words  of  faith 
Jam.w.  nourifhed  your  hearts  as  in  a  day  of  flau. 
Rev.iz.  1  ^.nourifhed  for  a  time,  and  times 

Jftoutifljer. 
Ruth  4. 1  j.  a  nourifher  of  thine  old  age 

ifronrtfbctl;. 
Ephef.f.zy.  flefh :  but  nourifheth  and  cherifheth  it 

$JourtChfng. 
D<7«.  1.5.  fo  nourifhing  them  three  yeares 

jfl5ourtfljment. 
Col.z.19.  body  by  joints  and  bands,  having  nour. 

jftonrtnre. 
Epbef.  6.b,.  bring  up  child,  in  the  nomture  fi.  adm. 

Gen.z.zv  this  is  #<w  bone  of  my  bone 
3.1.  now  the  ferpent  was  more  fubtill 

22 .  now  left  he  put  forth  his  hand,and  take 
4. 1 1 .  and  now  art  thou  curfed  from  the  earth 
10. 1.  now  thefe  are  the  generat.  of  Noahs  fons 
1 1.6.  and  now  nothing  will  be  reftrained  from 
27.  now  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Terah 
12.1  .sow the  Lord  had  faid  to  Abram,Get  thee 
11.  now  I  know,  thou  art  a  faire  woman 
1 9.  now  therefore  behold  thy  wife,  take  her 
13.14.  lift  up  now  thine  eyes,and  behold 
1 y.y.  looke  up  now  towards  heaven, and  tell  the 
18.3.  my  Lord,if?2SW  I  have  found  favour 
1 1 .  now  Abraham  and  Sarah  were  old 
21.  He  goc  down  now,and  fee  whether 
27.  now  I  have  taken  upon  me  to  fpeak 

Verfe  3 1 . 
1 9. 2.  Lot  fa  id,  Behold  now  my  lords  ,turnein 

8.  behold  now,  I  have  two  daughters 

9.  now  will  we  deale  worfe  with  thee,  then 
1 9. behold,  now  thy  fervant  hath  found  grace 
20.  behold  M<m>,this  city  is  neere  to  flee 

22.  z.  take  now  thy  fon,  thine  only  fonjlfaac 
1  z.  now  I  know  thou  feareft  God 


24.  42.  if  ww  thou  do  profper  my  way  which  I 
49.  now  if  you  will  deale  truly  and  kindly 

25.1  z.now  thefe  are  the  generations  oflfhmael 

26.2  2.  now  the  Lord  hath  made  roome  for  us 

28.  there  be  aw  an  oath  betwixt  us 

29.  thou  art  now  the  blefled  of  the  Lord 
27.  9.  goe«<w  to  the  flocke,and  fetch  two  kids 

26.  come  neere  now  ,  and  kifle  me,  my  fonne 

36.  behold  now, he  hath  taken  away  my  blef. 

37.  what  fhall  I  now  doc  to  thee  my  fonne 
29.34. now  this  time  will  my  husband  be  joined 

35.  now  will  I  praife  the  Lord 
30.20.  now  will  my  husband  dwell  with  me 

30.  it  is  now  encreafed  to  a  multitude 

and  now  when  lhall  I  provide  for  my  own 

31.12.  lift  up  now  thine  eyes,  and  fee  all  the 
13.  novo  arife,  get  thee  out  of  this  land 

16.  now  then  whatfoever  God  hath  faid  unto 

2  y  .now  Jacob  had  pitched  his  tent  in  the  mo. 
28.  thou  haft  saw  donefoolifhly  in  fo  doing 

30.  and  now  though  thou  wouldeft  needs  be 
34.  now  Rachel  had  taken  the  images 

42.  furely  thou  hadft  fent  me  away  now  emp. 

32.4.  withLaban,and  flayed  there untill  now 
10.  and  now  I  am  become  two  bands 

33.10.  if  now  1  have  found  grace  in  thy  fight 
1  J.  let  me  now  leave  with  thee  fome  of  the 

34.5.  now  his  fons  were  with  the  cattell  in  the 
35.2.  now  the  fons  of  Jacob  were  twelve 

36.  t .  now  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Efau 

37.  3. »9>v  Ifrael  loved  Jofeph  more  then  all 
42.1.  now  when  Jacob  faw  that  there  was  corne 
43. 10.  except  we  had  lingred,  furely  now  wc 

1  i.Ifraeifaid,—  If  it  be  fo  now,  doe  this 

44. 10.  he  faid,  Now  alfo  lee  ic  be  according  to 

45.  8.  fo  now  it  was  not  you  that  fent  me  hither 
1 9.  now  thou  art  commanded  ,  this  doe  ye 

46.  30.  Ifr.  faid  to  Jofeph,Mw  let  me  die,(ince 
34- thy  fcr.  trade  hath  been— even  untillaow 

47.  29.  if  now  I  have  found  grace 

Chap.  yo.  4. 
48. j.  zndnow  thy  two  fons,Ephraim,&  Mana. 

10.  now  the  eyes  of  Ifrael  were  dim  for  age 
50.17.  forgive,I  pray  thee  »<w,the  trefpafle  of 

Exod.i.  1. now  thefe  are  the  names  of  the  child,  of 
8.  now  there  arofe  up  a  new  king  over  Egypt 
2.15.  now  when  Pharaoh  heard  this  thing 
9.1 8.haile,fuch  as  hath  not  been  in  Eg.  till  now 
io.ii.  goc  ye  »<w  that  aremen,&  fervethe  L. 
1 2.40.  now  thefojourning  of  the  chil.  of  Ifrael 
16.36.  new  an  omer  is  the  tenth  part  of  aneph. 

18. 1 1.  now  I  know  that  the  Lo.  is  greater  then 
32.  to.now  I  will  goe  up  unto  the  Lo.  peradv. 

32.  yet  now,  if  thou  wilt  forgive  their  finne 
34. 9.  \$~ now  I  have  found  grace  in  thy  fight 
Nutnb.i  1.23.  thou  fhalt  fee  new  whether  my  word 

12.13.  hca-'e  her  now,  O  God, I  befeech  thee 

1 3.20.  now  the  time  was  of  the  firftnpe  grape 

22.  now  Hebron  was  built  feven  yeares  befo. 
14.  \%.now  if  thou  wilt  kill  all  this  people 

17.  now  I  befeech  thee,let  the  power  of  my 
19.  forgiven  this  people  from  Egypt  till  now 

22.29.  fword  in  mine  hand,fo  now  I  would  kill 
24.17. 1  fhall  fee  him,  but  not  now 
Deut.  io.i2.?z<wIfrael,whatdoth  the  Lo.  require 

31.21.  imaginat.  which  they  go  about  even  now 
Jtifb.  5. 1 4.  as  captain  of  the  hoft  ofthe  L.aml  now 

7.19.  tell  me  now  what  thou  haft  done 

9.  12.  but  saw  behold,  it  is  dry,  and  mouldy 

14.io.now  behold ,the  Lord  hath  kept  me  alive 

1 1.  fo  is  my  ftrength  now  for  war 

12.7. now  to  the  one  halfe  ofthe  tribe  of  Mana. 

3 1.  now  you  have  delivered  the  child,  of  If. 
Judges  4.  1 1.  now  Heber  the  Kenice, which  was  of 

6.  1 3.  but  now  the  Lord  hath  forfaken  us 
1 7.  if  now  I  have  found  grace  in  thy  fight 

3  9.  let  it  now  be  dry  onely  upon  the  fleece 

8.  2.  what  have  I  done  now  in  comparifon  of 
6.  are— Zeba  &  Zalmunna  now  in 

Verfe  iy. 

9.  38.  where  is  now  thy  mouth  wherewith 
goe  out  I  pray  »<w,and  fight  with  them 

\i.\. now  Jephthah  the  Gileadite  was  a  mighty 
7. why  are  ye  come  unto  me  now  in  diftrefs 

23.  fo  now  the  L.  God  of  Ifrael  hath  difpoff 
ay.  andnow  art  thou  any  better  then  Balak 


I3.3.bcholdB<w,thou  art  barren  Sc  bcareft  no 

7.  and  ww  drinke  no  wine,  nor  ftrong  fc^ 

1  y.3.  now  (hall  I  be  more  blamilefle  then  Phi 

18.  and  now  fhall  I  die  for  thirft 
17.13.  now  know  I  that  the  L.  will  do  me  good 
19.9.  behold  now,  the  day  drawcth  towards  ev 
20.  9.  but«<wthis  fhalbe  the  thing 
38.  now  there  was  an  appointed  time 
Ruth  2.7.  continued  from  the  morning  untill  now 
3.  2.  and  now  is  not  Boaz  of  our  kindred 

1 1 .  and  now  my  daughter  feare  not 

12.  now  it  is  true,I  am  thy  neere  kinfman 
4.7.  now  this  was  the  manner  in  former  tune 

18.  now  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Pharez 

1  Sam. 1.  g.now  Eli  the  Prieft  fate  upon  a  feat 

2.  15.  nay,  but  thou  fhah  give  it  nieTaw 

30.  but  now  the  Lord  faith,Be  it  far  from  me 
3.7.  WW  Samuel  did  no:  know  the  Lord 
4. 1 5.  now  Eli  was  ninety  &  eighc  yeares  old 

8.5.  now  make  us  a  king  to  judge  over  us 
9. 1.  now  there  was  a  mm  of  Benjamin 

3.  take  now  one  ofthe  fervants  with  thee 

6.  behold  now,  there  is  in  this  city  a  man  of 
9-he  that  is  now  called  a  prophet,before  time 
1  z.  make  ha  fie  now,  for  he  came  to  day    • 

1 5.  now  the  Lo.  had  told  Samuel  in  his  eare 

12.2.  and  now  behold,  the  king  walketh 

10.  but  now  deliver  us  out  ofthe  hand  of  our 
13.12.  Philiftines  will  now  come  upon  me 

14.  but  now  thy  kingdome  fhall  not  continue 
14. 1.  now  it  came  to  pafle  upon  a  day 

17  number  now, and  fee  who  is  gone  from  us 

30.  been  now  a  much  greater  flaughter 

49.  now  the  fons  of  Saul  were  Jonathan,and 

15.3.  norv  goe,  and  finite  Amalek 

30.  honour  me  now, I  pray  thee, before  the 
1 6. 1 2 .  now  be  was  ruddy 

1 6.  let  aur  lord  now  command  thy  fervants 
17.1 2.  now  David  was  the  fon  of  that  Ephrath. 

17.  take  now  for  thy  brethren  an  ephah 

29.  what  have  I  now  done  ?  is  there  not  caufe 
20.29.  now  if  I  have  found  favour  in  thine  eyes 

31.  wherefore  now  fend  and  fetch  him 
3 6-  ran ,  find  out  now  the  airowes 

2i.7-«<wa  certaineman  ofthe  fervants 
zz.6.  now  Saul  abode  in  Gibeah  under  a  tree 
24.20.  and  wow  behold,I  know  well  thou  fhalt 
25.3.  now  the  name  ofthe  man  was  Nabal 

7.  now  I  have  heard  that  thou  haft  fhcarers 
10.  fervants  now  a  dayes  that  breake  away 
2 1. now  David  had  faid,  Surely  in  vainehave 

27.  now  this  bleffing  which  thine  hand-maid 
z6 . 1 1 .  take  thou  now  the  fpcare,  that  is  at  his 

ifi.  now  fee  where  die  kings  fpeare  is 
27. 1 . 1  fhall  now  perifh  one  day  by  the  hand  of 

5.  if  I  have  now  found  grace  in  thy  eyes 
zS.^.now  Samuel  was  dead, and  alllfra.  lam. 
29.  7.  wherefore  now  retuine,and  goe  in  peace 

10.  wherfore  now  rife  up  earely  in  the  mor. 
31.  1.  now  the  Philiftines  fought  againft  Ifrael 

2  Sam.  1.1.  now  it  came  to  pafle  after  the  death  of 

2. 6.  and  now  the  Lord  fhewed  kindncs  &  truth 
14-lecthe  young  men  WW  arife,and  play  be. 

3.1.  now  there  was  long  war  between  the  houfe 

18.  now  then  doe  it ,  for  die  Lo.  hath  fpoken 

7.2.  fee  now,\  dwell  in  an  houle  of  cedar 

ay.  and  now,0  Lo.  God,the  word  that  thou 

28.  and  now,  O  Lord  God,  thou  art  God 

1 2.23-  now  he  is  dead,  Wherefore  fhould  I  faft 
13. 17.  put  now  this  woman  out  from  me 
20.  but  hold  now  thy  peace,  my  fifter 

24.  now  thy  fervant  hath  fheepe-fhearers 

25.  my  .fon,  let  us  not  all  ww  goe 

zS.rww  Abfalom  had  commanded  all  his  fer. 
14.17.  word  of  my  lo.  the  k.  fhall  wwbecom. 
18.  let  my  lord  the  king  now  fpeake 
ai.  beh.)ld,raw  I  have  done  this  diing 
1  y.  3  4.  fo  will  I  now  alfo  be  thy  fervant 
1 6.  1 1.  much  more  now  may  this  Ben.  doe  it 
i8.3.but?z<w  thou  art  worth  ten  thoufandofus 

1 8.  now  Abfalom  in  his  lift  time 

19.  let  me  now  run,  &  beare  the  king  tidings 
I9.9.»<>»>  he  is  fled  oilt  of  the  land  for  Abfalom 

iz.now  Barzillai  was  an  aged  man 
20.  6.  now  fhall  Sheba  the  fon  of  Bichri  do  us 
23.  now  Joab  was  over  all  the  hoft 

21.  z.now 


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NOW 


NOW 


zi.i.now  the  Gibeonites  were  not  of  die  child. 
23.1.  bow  thefe  be  the  laft  words  of  David 
24. 3  .bow  the  Lord  thy  God  adde  unco  the  pec 

3  o.  now  ,  I  befeech  thee^O  Lordj  take  away 

1 3 .  now  advife,  and  fee  what  anther 

14.  let  us  fall  now  into  the  hand  of  the  Lord 
16* it  is  cnough,ftay  now  thy  hand 

i  Kini.  1.1.  now  k.  David  was  old  and  ftrickenin 
18.  and  now  behold^  Adonijah  reigneth 

z.i.  now  the  dayes  of  David  drew  nigh 
16.  now  I  aske  one  petition  of  thee,  deny  me 

j-,  7.  now  ,  O  Lord  ray  God,  thou  haft  made 

5.  4  now  the  Lord  my  God  hath  given  me  reft 
8. 16.  and  sow,  O  Godoflfrael  ,  let  thy  word 
10.14.KOB'  the  weight  of  gold  that  came  to  So. 
iz.  11.  bow  whereas  my  father  did  lade  you 

16.  bow  fee  to  thine  owne  houfe  David 

16 .  now  fhall  the  kingd.  rcturne  to  the  houfe 

13.6.  increat  now  the  face  of  die  Lord  thy  God 
1  i/aow  there  dwelt  an  old  Prophet  in  Beth. 

14.14.  offthe  houfe  of  Jero  butwhat?even?/ow 

1  5 .  i.aow  in  the  1 8 .  yecre  of  King  Jeroboam 
7  .bow  the  reft  of  the  acts  of  Abijam 
31.BOW  the  reft  of  the  aftsofNadab 

17.14.  now  by  this  I  know  that  thou  art  a  man 

18.3.  now  Obadiah  feared  the  Lord  greatly 
1 1.  and  bob'  thoufaieft,  Goetell  Verfe  14. 

19.4.  it  is  enough  now,0  Lord,take  away  my 
ao.  3  3 .  now  the  men  did  diligently  obferve 
zi.7.)ezabel  faid,Doft  thou  now  governe  the  k. 
21.13.  behold  sow,  the  words  of  the  prophets 

39.  now  the  reft  of  the  a6h  of  Ahab 

4  5.  wow  the  reft  of  the  acls  of  Jchofaphat 
2  ¥jng.  X.%:  why  are  ye  now  turned  backe 

18.  now  the  reft  of  the  acts  of  Ahab 
2. 16.  now  there  be  with  thy  fervant  50.  ftrong 
3.  i.aow  Jehoram  the  fon  of  Ahab  began  to  rei. 

1  5 .  but  now  bring  me  a  minftrell 
4  1 .  now  there  cried  a  certaine  woman 

9.  ?iow  I  perceive  that  this  is  an  holy  man 
13.  fay  now  uncoher,Behold>  thou  haft  been 

y.  1.  now  Naaman  captaine  ofthehoft 
6.  now  when  this  letter  is  come  unco  thee 
if.  behold,  ww  I  know  that  there  is  no  God 
zz. now  there  be  come  to  me  from  mount  Ep 

6.  1 .  behold  row,  the  place  where  we  dwell 
7.12.  will  now  fhew  you  what  the  Syrians  have 
8.  6.  reftore  all  that  was  hers,— 'fince — til  now 
9. 11.  they  faid  ,  It  is  falle,  tell  us  now 

34.  goe,  fee  son' this  curfed  woman 
lo.  2.  now  aflbone  as  this  letter  cometh  to  you 

10.  know  bow ,there  (hall  fall  unto  the  earth 
13.14.  now  Elilha  was  fallen  ficke  of  his  rick. 

1 9.  whereas  now  thou  fhalt  fmite  Syria  but 
14.i9.Bflw  they  made  a  confpiracy  againft  him 

18.  now  the  reft  of  the  acts  of  Jeroboam 
1  J.36.  now  the  reft  of  the  acts  of  Jotham 
\6. 19.  now  the  reft  of  the  acts  of  Ahaz 
18.  1 9.  Rab.  faid  ,Spcake  ye  bow  to  Hezekiah 

25 .  am  I  now  come  up  without  the  Lord 
19.25.  now  have  I  brought  it  to  paffe 
20. 3. Lo.  remember  now  how  I  have  walked  be. 
zr.17.  BowthereftoftheactsofManafl'eh 
21. 14.  now  flie  dwelt  in  Jeruf.  in  the  colledge 
25.11.  now  the  reft  of  the  people  that  were  left 

1  Cko.7.1.  now  the  fons  of  Ifl'achar  were  Tola,  & 

8.1.  now  B  enjamin  begat  B  el  a 

29.2.  now  I  have  prepared  withall  my  might 

2  Chro.z8.  10.  and  now  ye  purpofe  to  keep  under 

29.  5.  heare  me,ye  Levkcs,fanftify  now  your 

10.  now  it  is  in  my  heart  to  make  a  covenant 

1 1 .  my  fons,  be  not  now  negligent  for  the  L . 

30.  8.  now  be  ye  not  ftiffe-necked 
33.14.  now  after  this  we  built  a  wall 

E%m  4.1.  now  when  the  adverfaries  of  Judah 

1 3.  be  it  now  known  unto  the  king 

1 4.  now  becaufe  we  have  maintenance 
23.  now  when  the  copy  of  k.  Aitaxer.  letter 

*. 1 6.  untill  now  hath  it  been  in  building 
7-II  ■  now  this  is  the  copy  of  the  letter 

9.  8.  and  now  for  a  little  fpacc  grace  hath  been 
10.  and  now}  O  our  God,  what  fhall  we  fay 

10.  2.  now  there  is  hope  in  Ifr.  concerning  this 
Neb.  1,6.  let  thine  eyes  bow  be  attentive 

1  o.  now  thefe  are  thy  fcrvants  and  thy  people 
4.3.BOW  Tobiah  the  Ammonite  was  by  him 


5.5.  yecBowour  flefh  is  as  the  flclh  of  our  bre. 

6.7.  now  fliall  ic  be  reported  to  the  king 
Eftb.z.ii.  new  when  every  maides  turnc  was  eome 
Job  1. 1 1 .  put  forth  thine  hand  now  Cha.2.  y. 

3.i3.for»OB'ihould  I  have  lien  ftill 

4.  5 .  but  now  ic  is  come  upon  me 

5 .  1.  call  now  3  if  there  be  any  that  will  anfwer 
6.$*  now  it  would  be  heavier  then  the  fand 

21.  for  now  yc  are  nothing 
8.6.if— - pure5 — furely  now  he  would  awake  for 
9. 15.  now  my  daies  are  fwifter  then  a  poft 
12.  7.  aske  now  the  beafts,aiid  they  fhall  teach 
13.18.  behold  )iow,  I  have  ordered  my  caufe 

19.  b#w  if  I  hold  my  tcngue,  I  fliall  give  up 
14.16.  for  now  thou  numbreft  my  fteps 
16.7.  but  flow  he  hath  made  me  weary 

1 9.  now  behold,my  wknefle  is  in  heaven 
1 7.  3.  lay  down  now,  put  me  in  a  furety 

10. come  Bow,for  I  cannot  find  one  wife  man 

1 5.  and  where  is  now  my  hope 
22.21.  acquaint  now  thy  felfe  with  him 
24.  25.  benotfo  how,  who  will  make  me  a  liar 
30.1 .  but  now  they  tint  are  younger  then 

9.  and  now  I  am  their  fong 
32.  4  now  Ehhu  waited  till  Job  had  fpoken 
3  3.2.  behold  now,  I  have  opened  my  mouth 
34.16.  if  bow  thou  haft  underftandingjheaie 
35.1  J.  bow  becaufe  icis  not  fo,  he  hath  vifit;d 
37.21.  and  now  men  fee  not  the  bright  light 
38.3.  gird  up  bow  thy  loines  like  a  man 
40.7.  gird  up  *hy  loines  now  like  a  man 

10.  decke  thy  felfe  bow  with  majefty 

1 5.  behold  now  Behemoth,which  I  have  ma 
16.  for  now  his  ftrength  is  in  his  loines 
42.  5 .  heard  of  thee — but  now  mine  eye  feeth 

8.  take  unto  you  now  feven  bullocks 
Pfal.  12.5.  now  will  I  arife,  faith  the  Lord 
zo.6.  bow  know  I,  that  the  Lord  faveth  his 
17.6.  now  fhall  mine  head  be  lifted  up 
37.25.  I  have  been  young  and  now  am  old 
39.  7-  and  bow, Lord,  what  wake  I  for 
5  o.zi.  bow  confider  this,  ye  that  forget  God 
7 1  •  1 8.  now  alfo  when  I  am  old  &  gray-headed 
74-  6.  now  they  breake  down  the  carved  worke 
1 1 5T.2.  heathen  fay  ,  Where  is  now  their  God 
116. 14.  pay  my  vowes-sow  in  the     Verfe  18. 
1 1 8.2.  let  Ifr.  now  fay,that  his  mercy  endureth 

3.  houfe  of  Aaron  bow  fay, that  his  mercy  en 

4.  them  now  that  feare  the  Lord  fay ,  that  his 
ay .  fave  bow,1  befeech  thee,  O  Lord 

befeech  thee,  fend  now  profperity 
1 19.  67.  but  Bow  have  I  kept  thy  word 
1  iz.  8.  will  now  fay,  Peace  be  within  thee 
1 24. 1.  Lord,who  was  on  our  fide,  now  may  If 
1 19. 1.  afflicted  me  from  my  youth,BOWmay  If- 
Prov.  6.  3.  doe  this  bow,  my  fon,&  deliver  thy  felt 
7.124  bow  is  ihe  without 

now  in  the  ftreets,  and  lieth  in  wait  at 
Eccl.  2. 1.  goe  to  now}  I  will  prove  thee 

16.  that  which  new  is,. — fhall  be  forgotten 
3- 1 5-is  Bow:and  that  which  is  to  be,  hath  alrea, 
96.  their  love,hatred,and  envy,is  now  perifhed 

7-  GodBtfwaccepteth  thy  works 
if.  now  there  was  a  poore  wife  man 
1  a.  1.  remember  sow  thy  Creator 
Cant.$.i.  will  rife  wow,and  goe  about  the  city 
7.  8.  now  alfo  thy  brefts  mall  be  as  clufters 
Ifa.  1 .  18.  come  Bow,and  let  us  reafon 

zi.  righteoufnefle  lodged  in  it,  but  now  mui . 
5.  1. 7iffw  will  I  fing  to  my  welbeloved 
3 .  and  nowy  O  inhabitants  of  Jerufalem 

5.  now  goe  to ,  I  will  tell  you 
16. 14.  but  now  the  Lord  hath  fpoken 
19. 1 1.  wife  men  ?  let  them  tell  thee  now 
22.1.  what  aileth  thee  now 
29.22.  Jacob  fhall  not  now  be  aihamed 
jo.  8.  now  goe,write  it  before  them  in  a  table 
31.3.WW  the  Egyptians  are  men,  and  nor  God 
3  3.io.BowwillIrifeBflw  will  I  lift  up  my  felfc 
l6.  4.  Rab.  faid, —  Say  ye  bow  to  Hezekiah 

f .  now  on  whom  doft  thou  truft 
10.  am  I  now  come  up  without  the  Lord 
J 7. 26. bow  have  I  brought  it  to  pafle 
3!.  3.  remember  »ew,  O  Lord.I  befeech  thee 
42.14.  now  will  I  cry  like  a  travelling  woman 
43. 1.  now  thus  faith  the  Lord  thaccreaced  thee 
V  u  11    3 


i9.doe  a  new  thing^Bow  ic  iliali  lpring  forth 
44,1.  yet  bow  heare,  O  Jacob  my  fervaric 
47.12.  ftand  novo  with  thine  enchantments 

13.  let  now  the  aftrologers,  the  ftar-gazers 

48.  7.  created  now,  and  not  from  the  beginning 
.48. 16.  now  the  Lord  God,and  his  fpirit  hath 

49.  j.  and  now'  faith  the  Lord  that  formed  me 
i9.deftruction  (hall  even  bow  be  too  narrow 

64.  8.  but  bow,  O  Lord,  thou  art  our  Father 
fer.z.i  8.  now  what  haft  thou  to  doe  in  the  way  to 
4.12.  now  alfo  will  I  givefentence 

3 1  .woe  is  me  bow,  for  my  foule  is  wearied 
5.1 .  lee  nor?)  and  know,  and  feeke  in  the  broad 

24.  let  us  bow  feare  the  Lord  our  God 
7. 12.  goe  ye  now  unto  my  place  Shilob 

13.  now  becaufe  ye  have  done  thefe  works 
14. 10.  he  will  sow  remember  their  iniquity 
17.15.  word  of  the  Lord,  let  it  come  now 
20. 1.  now  Pafhur  the  fon  of  Immer  the  pricft 
25.5.  turne  now  every  tone  from  his  evill  way 
r6.  8.  now  it  came  to  pafle  when  ]erenliah 
27.  6.  now  have  I  given  all  thefe  lands 

itf.veflels  of  the  Lords  houfe  fhall  bow  ihof._ 

18.  bow  make  interceflion  to  the  Lord  of  ho 
30. 6.  aske  ye  now}  and  fee  whether 

34. 1 5.  ye  were  now  turned  and  had  no  right 
35. 15.  returne  ye  now  every  man  from 

36.  15.  fit  downe  now ,  and  read  ic  in  our  cares 
17.  tell  us  bow,  How  didft  thou  write  all 
22.  bow  the  king  fate  in  the  winter  houfe 

37.  3.  pray  bow  unto  the  Lord  our  God  for  us 

19.  where  are  now  your  Prophets 

3  8-25. declare  bow  what  chou  haft  faid  to  the  k. 
l<).  11. 7iow  Nabuchadnezzar  king  of  Babylon 

40.  4.  now  behold,I  loofe  thee  from  thy  chains 

41.  9.  now  the  pit  wherein  Ifhmael  had  caft 
42. 21.  bow  I  have  this  day  declared  ic  to  )ou 

22.  bow  therefore  know  cercainely 
45.  3 .  woe  is  me  now,  for  the  Lord  hath  added 
52. 7.  bow  the  Caldcans  were  by  the  city 

1 2.  now  in  the  fifth  mon.  the  tenth  day  of  the 
2%$;.  I.  1.  now  ic  came  to  pafle  in  the  thirty  yeare 

1 5.  now  as  I  beheld  the  living  creatures 
4.i4.tillB0wI  have  not  eacen  that  which  dieth 
7.  8.  »ow  will  I  fhorcly  poure  out  my  fury 
16.8.  bow  when  I  palled  by  thee,and  looked 
17. 12.  fay  bow  to  the  rebellious  houfe 
18414.  now  loe,  if  he  beget  a  fon 
19.  f .  Bowwhen  the  faw  that  fhe  had  waited 

13. now  lhe  is  planted  in  the  wilderncfle 
2Z.2.  bow  chou  fon  of  marijWilt  thou  judge 
23.  43 .  will  they  bow  commit  whoredomes 
26.18.  now  fhall  the  Iks  tremble  in  thy  fall 
27.  2.  now  thou  fon  of  man  take  up  a  lamencat 
38. 12.  defolate  places  that  are  now  inhabited 
39.25.B0w  will  I  bring  againe  the  captiv  of  Ja 
41.12.  bow  the  building  that  was  before  the 

42.  5.  now  the  upper  chambers  were  fhorter. 

1 5.  now  when  he  had  made  an  end  of  meafur 

43.  9.  now  lee  them  put  away  their  whoredoms 

48.1.  now  thefe  are  the  names  of  che  cribes 
D an.  1 .6.  now  among  thefe  were  the  children  of 

9.B0W  God  hath  brought  Daniel  into  favour 

1  8.bow  at  die  end  of  the  dayes  that  the  k.had 

z. 23.  haft  now  made  known  unco  us  the  k.  mat, 

15.  bow  if  yc  be  ready  at  what  time  yc  heare 
4.18.  BOW,  O'Bcltefhazzar, declare  the  interp 

37.»uw  I  Nebuchad-nezzar  praife,&  excoll 

5.  ic.  ww  the  queen,  by  reafon  of  the  words 

1 2.  bow  let  Daniel  be  called,&  he  will  (hew 

16.  now  if  thou  carift  read  the  writing 

6.  8.  now,  O  king  ,  eftabliih  the  decree 

10.  now  when  Daniel  knew  that  the  writing 
16.nowx.hc  k  fpake,&  faid  to  Dan. Thy  God 
8.  18.  bow  as  he  was  fpeaking  with  me 
21.  bow  that  being  broken  j  whereas  fourc 

9.15.  and  bow,0  Lord  our  God,thou  haft  bro 
10. 1 1.  unto  thee  am  I  now  fent 

1 4.  now  I  am  come  to  make  thee  un  Jcrftand 
zo.  now  will  I  returne  to  fight 

1 1.2.  now  I  will  fhew  thee  the  truth 
IIof.1.7.  then  was  it  better  with  me  then  now 

10.  and  now  will  I  difcover  her  lewdrieflc 

4.16.  now  the  Lord  willfeed  themas  a  lambe 
5.3.  now,  O  Ifrael,rhou  committeft  whoredom 

7.  now  fliall  a  month  devourc  chem 

7.2.  nm" 


NOW 


NOW 


NOW      NOW 


N  O  W         NOW 


7.  2.  now  their  own  doings  have  befet  them 
8.8.  now  fhall  they  be  among  the  Gentiks 
\o.  now  will  I  gather  them,and  they  mail 
1 3 .  no-p  will  he  remember  their  iniquities 
10.2.  now  they  (hall  be  found  faulty 

3 .  for  wow  they  (hall  fay, We  have  no  king 
Ij .  2.  and  sow  they  fin  more  and  more 
Jonah  1.1.  sow  the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Jon. 

17.  now  the  Lord  had  prepared  a  great  fifh. 
A/iflzb  4.  9.  wow  why  doft  thou  cry  out 

10.  now  fhalt  thou  goe  forth  out  ofthe  city 
r  1 .  wow  alfo  many  nations  are  gathered 
y. 4.  now  fhall  he  be  great  unto  the  ends  ofthe 
Nahum  1.1$  now will  I  breake his  yoke fromoff 
Hag.z.x.  yet  now  be  ftrong,  O  Zerubbabel 
Hag.z.n.askz  now  the  Priefts  concerning  the  law 
1  y .  and  ?iowyl  pray  you4  confider 
1 8,  confider  now  from  this  day  and  upward 
Zecb.  1.4.  turne  ye  now  from  your  evill  wayes 

3.  3.  now  Jolhua  was  clothed  with  filthy  garm. 
8.1 1.  but  wow  I  will  not  be  unto  the  rcfidueof 

9.  8.  for  now  have  I  feene  with  mine  eyes 
Mcll.i .  8-  offer  it  now  unto  the  governour 

9.  and  now, I  pray  you,beleech  God 
2.  1.  and  wob>,0  ye  priefts,  this  com.  is  for  you 
3.10.  and  prove  me  now  herewith  ,  faith  the  L. 

1  J.  and  now  we  call  the  proud  happy 
Mat.i.  iS.now  the  birth  of  Jefus  Chrift 

12 .  now  all  this  was  done  that 
2.1.  now  when  Jefus  was  borne  in  Bethlehem 
3-10.  now  alfo  the  axe  is  laid  to  the  root 

1 5 .  Jefus  faid,  Suffer  it  to  be  fo  now 

4.  1 2.  now  when  Jefus  had  heard  that  John  was 
8.18. now  when  Jefus  faw  great  multitudes 
9-18.  my  daughter  is  even  wow  dead,but  come 

10.  2.  now  the  names  ofthe  twelve  Apoftles 
1 1 .1 2.from  the  days  of  John  Baptift  uncill  now 
1 4. 1 5.  defert  place,  and  the  time  is  won?  ("pent 

14.  fhip  was  now  in  the  midft  ofthe  fea 
1  y.3  2  .now  three  dayes. and  have  nothing  to  eat 
M.i8.wow  in  the  morning,as  heretur.he  hung. 
22.  25.  now  there  was  with  us  feven  brethren 
24.  3  2.  now  learnc  a  parable  of  die  fig-tree 
16. 6.  now  when  Jefus  was  in  Bethany 
17.  now  the  fir  ft  day  ofthe  feaft 
20.  now  when  the  even  was  come 
4f .  deep  on  now  ,  and  take  your  reft 
4  8.  now  he  that  betrayed  him  gave  them  a 
53.  thinkeft  thou  that  I  cannot  now  pray  to 
y  9.  now  the  chiefe  priefts  and  elders 
6% .  now  ye  have  heard  his  blafphemy 
69.  now  Peter  fate  without 
27. 42.  let  him  now  come  downe  from  the  crofle 
43 .  deliver  him  now  if  he  will  have  him 
4  y.  now  from  the  fixth  houre  was  darkenefle 
54„»<w  when  the  Centurion,and  they 
Sz.now  the  next  day  that  followed  the  day  of 
28.  11.  now  when  they  were  gong,  behold 
Mai\e  1. 14.  now  after  that  John  was  put  in  prifon 
16.  now  as  we  walked  by  the  fea 
4. 3  7 -waves  beat  into  the  fhip,fo  that  Wow  it  was 
y .  1 1 .  now  there  was  nigh  a  great  herd 
6 .  3  y.  when  the  day  was  now  far  {pent,  his  difc. 
3  y.  now  the  time  is  far  paffed 
M a'i\e  8'  2.  now  been  with  me  three  dayes 

14.  now  the  difciples  had  forgotten  to  take 
10.36.fhaU  receive  an  hundredfold  now  in  this 
1 1.1  r.  wow  the  evenride  was  come,he  went  out 
1 2. 20.  now  there  were  feven  brethren 
1 3.28.  now  learne  a  parable  ofthe  fig-tree 
1 4  41.  fleep  on  wow,and  take  your  reft 

1  y.  6.  now  at  the  feaft  he  releafed  unto  them 
32.  let  Chrift  defcend  now  {mm  the  crofle 
41 .  and  now  when  the  even  was  come 
Lu\e  1  7.  both  were  now  well  ftricken  in  yeares 
57.  now  Elizabeths  full  time  came  that 
2. if.  Ictus  goe  wowevenunto  Bethlehem 
29.  Lord,  ?iow  letteft  thou  thy  fervant  depart 
41.  now  his  parents  went  to  Hierufaleai 
3  1 .  now  in  the  fifteenth  yeere  of  Tiberius 
9.  and  now  alfo  the  axe  is  laid  unto  the  root 
ri. now  when  all  the  peo.were  bap.it  came  to 
4.  40.  now  when  the  Sun  was  fetting  ,  all 
•y.^.now  when  he  had  leftfpeaking 
6.  21.  blefled  are  yee  that  hunger  now 

blefTcd  are  ye  that  weepe now 


zy.  woe  unto  you  that  laugh  now 
7.  1.  now  when  he  had  ended  his  fayings 
6.  when  he  was  not  now  far  from  the  houfe 

1 2.  now  when  he  came  nigh  to  the  gate 
la.now  when  the  Phar.which  had  bidden  him 

8.1 1 .  now  the  parable  is  this  :  The  feed 
zz.now  it  came  to  pafle  on  a  certaine  day 
38. wow  the  man  out  of  whom  the  Devils 

9.7.  now  Herod  the  tetrarch  heard  of  all 

10.  36 .  which  now  of  thefe  three — was  neighb. 
38.  now  it  came  to  pafle  as  they  went 

11.  39.  now  doe  ye  Pharifeesmake  cleane  the 
14. 17.  come,for  all  things  are  now  ready 

1 y .  2  y.  now  his  elder  fon  was  in  the  field 
16.2 y.wow  he  is  comforted,  and  thou  tormented 
19.  37.  even  now  at  the  defcent  ofthe  mount 
zo. n. now  that  the  dead  are  raifed,Mo.fhewed 

2 1 .  30 .  when  they  now  fhoot  forth  :  ye  fee 

30.  fummer  is  now  nigh  at  hand 

22.  i.  'now  the  feaft  of  unleavened  bread 
26.  but  now  he  that  hath  a  purfe 

23.  47.  now  when  the  Centurion  faw 

24. 1.  now  upon  the  firft  day  ofthe  weeke 
John  1.  44-  now  Philip  was  of  Bethfaida 

2.8.  draw  out  w«w,and  beare  to  the  governour 
io.thou  haft  kept  the  good  wine  till  wow 
23.  now  when  he  was  in  Hierufalem 

4.  6-  now  Jacobs  well  was  there 

1 8.  he  whom  thou  now  haft  is  not  thy  husb. 
23.  but  the  houre  cometh ,  and  now  is,when 

42.  now  we  believo  not  becatife  of  thy  faying 

43 .  now  after  two  dayes  he  departed  thence 
yi.  and  as  he  was  now  going  downe,  his  ferv. 

y.2.  now  there  was  at  Hieru.by  the  fheep-mar. 

6.  been  now  a  long  time  in  that  cafe 

25.  houre  now  is  when  the  dead  fhall  heare 
6. 1  o.  now  there  was  much  grafle  in  the  place 

1 6.  when  even  was  now  come,  his  difciples 

17.  was  now  darke,and  Jefus  was  not  come 
7.  2.  now  the  Jewes  feaft  of  tabernacles 

1 4.  now  about  the  midft  ofthe  feaft 
8.y.  now  Mofes  in  the  law  commanded 

40.  but  now  ye  feeke  to  kill  me 
<,z.now  we  know  that  thou  haft  a devill 

9.19.  borne  blind  ?  how  then  doth  he  wow  fee 
21  .by  what  means  he  now  feeth,we  know  not 
25.  whereas  I  was  blind,  now!  fee 

31.  now  we  know  that  God  hear,  not  finners 

41.  now  ye  fay:  We  fee,  therefore  your  fin  re. 
•   11 .1.  now  a  certaine  man  was  ficke 

5.  now  Jefus  loved  Martha  and  her  lifter 

18.  sow  Bethany  was  nigh  unto  Hierufalem 

22.  now  whatfoever  thou  wilt  aske  of  God 
3  3.  now  Jefus  was  not  yet  come 

5  7.  now  both  the  chiefe  priefts,and  the  Phar. 
12.  27.  now  is  my  foule  troubled 

3  1.  now  is  the  judgement  of  this  world 

now  fhall  the  prince  of  this  world  be  caft 
1 3.1.  now  before  the  feaft  ofthe  paffeover 

2.  Devill  having  now  put  into  the  heart  of 

7.  what  I  doe,  thou  knoweft  not  now 

» 9.  now  I  tell  you  before  it  come 

23.  now  there  was  leaning  on  (efus  bofome 

28.  now  no  man  at  the  table  knew 
31.  now  is  the  Son  of  man  glorified 

3  3.  as  1  faid  unto  the  Jewes,-fo  now  I  fay  to 

36.  canft  not  follow  me  'now 

37-  Lord,  why  cannot  I  follow  thee  now 
1 4  29.  and  now  I  have  told  you  before  it  come 
i  y.  3.  now  ye  are  cleane  through  the  word 

22.  but  now  they  have  no  cloake  for  their  fin 

24.  wowfhey  have  both  feene,and  heard  me 
\6.$ .  now  I  goe  my  way  to  him  that  fent  me 

1 2.  things  to  fay,but  ye  cannot  heare  them  n. 

1 9.  now  Jefus  knew  they  were  defirous 
22.  and  ye  now  therefore  have  forrow 

29.  loe  now  thou  fpeakeft  plainely 

30.  wow  we  are  fure  thou  knoweft  all  things 

31.  Jefus  anfwered  them, Doe  ye  now  believe 

32.  houre  is  now  come  that  ye  fhalbe  fcatter. 
1 7.  y.  and  now,  O  Father,  glorify  thou  me 

7.  wow  they  have  known  that  all  things 
1 1.  now  I  am  no  more  in  the  world 

1 3.  and  now  come  I  to  thee 
18.14.  now  Caiphas  was  he  that  gave  counfcll 

24.  now  Annas  had  fent  him  bound  to 


36.  now  is  my  kingdome  not  from  hence 
40.  now  B-arrabbas  was  a  robber 

19.  2j.  now  there  fiood  by  the  crofle  of  JefUs 
28.  all  things  were  mw  accomplished 

21.4.  when  the  morning  waswowcome 

6.  now  they  were  not  able  to  draw  it 

7.  flow  when  Simon  Peter  heard  it  was  the 

10.  bring  ofthe  fifh  ye  now  caught 

1 4.  this  iswow  the  third  time  that  Jefus 
Aft.1.1  8.  now  this  man  purchafed  a  field 
1.6.  'now  when  this  was  noifed  abroad 

33.  fhed  forth  this  which  yenow  fee,&  heare 
37.wowwhen  they  heard  this,they  werepric. 

3. 17.  now  brethren,  I  wot  that  through  ignor. 
4.3  .put  them  in  hold  to  the  next  da.for  it  was  n. 

i9.and  «ow,Loid,  behold  their  tbreatnings 
y^.wowwhenthehighprieft,  and  the  captain 

38.  now  1  fay  unto  you  ,  Refraine  from  thefe 
7.  j  1 .  now  there  came  a  dearth  over  all  the  la. 

34.and  now  corneal  will  fend  thee  into  Egypt 

J2.  have  been  now  betrayers  and  murderers 

10.  j.  now  fend  men  to  Joppa,&  call  for  Simon 

17.  now  while  Peter  doubted  in  himfelfe 

1  r.19.  now  they  which  were  fcattered  abroad 
1 2. 1 .  now  about  that  time  Herod  the  k.  ftretc 

1 1.  wawknow  I  of  a  furety,the  Lo.  hath  fent 

1 8.  wowaflbone  as  it  was  day^therewas  no 
13. 1 1.  and  now  behold,  the  hand  ofthe  Lord  is 

34.  now  no  more  to  returne  to  corruption 
I6.37.ands»»'dae  they  thruft  us  out  privately 
1 7-  3  °-  b"t  now  commandeth  all  men  to  repent 
18.14.  Paul  was  now  about  to  open  his  mouth 
2f\%y.  and  now  behold,  I  know  that  ye  all 

22. 1.  heare  my  defence  which  I  now  make 

1 6.  and  now,  why  tarrieft  thou  ?  Arife    &  be 
20-21  .now  are  they  ready  looking  for  a  promife 
24. 1 3 .  things  whereof  they  now  accufe  me 
166.  and  now  I  ftand,arid  am  judged 

17.  Gcntiles,untowhomI  now  fend  thee 
27.9.  now  when  much  time  was  fpent 

Kom.i.  10.  now  at  length  I  might  have  a  profper. 
3 .  2 1 .  now  the  right,  of  God  without  the  law  is 
4.4.W0W  to  him  that  worketh  is  the  reward 

19.  confidered  not  his  own  body  now  dead 
23.  now  it  was  not  written  for  his  fake  alone 

y.  9.  being  now  juftified  by  his  blood 
11.  have  now  received  the  attonement 

6.19.SOW  yeeld  your  members  fervants  to  righ. 
2  r .  what  fruit — in  tbofe  things,  whereof  now 

22.  but  now  being  made  free  from  finne 
•7.6.  but  now  we  are  delivered  from  the  law 

1 7 .  now  then  it  is  no  more  I  that  doe  it 
8.22.  travelleth  in  paine  together  uncill  now 

11.  30.  yet  have  wow  obtained  mercy 
31.  have  thefe  alfo  now  not  beleeved 

13. 11 .  now  it  is  high  time  to  awake 

for  wow  is  our  falvation  neerer 
I4.iy.  now  walked  thou  not  charitably 
iy.  y.  wow  the  God  of  pat'ence  and  confolation 
1 3  nm>  the  God  of  hope  fill  you  with  all  joy 

23 .  but  no&  having  no  more  place  in 
2y.  but  now  I  goe  to  Hierufalem 
16'  but  now  is  made  manifeft 

33.  now  the  God  of  peace  be  with  you  all 
1  Cm:  1. 12.  now  this  I  fay ,  that  every  one  of  you 
2.1 2.W0W  we  have  received  not  the  fpirk  of  the 
3.  8.  wow  he  that  p'anteth,and  he  that 
4.7.WOW  if  thou  didft  rec.it,  why  doft  thou  glory 

8.  now  ye  are  full,  now  ye  arc  rich 

18.  wow  fome  are  puffed  up 

y.  11.  now  I  have  written  to  you,not  to  keep 

6.  13.  now  the  body  is  not  for  fornication 

7.  14.  but  now  are  they  holy 

9.  25.  now  they  doe  it  to  obtaine  a  corruptible 
10  6.  now  thefe  things  were  our  examples 

1 1.  now  all  thefe  things  happened 
1 1.  2.  now  I  praifc  you  brethren 

17.  now  in  this  I  declare  unto  you 
12. 4.  now  th;re  are  diverfity  of  gifts 
18.  but  wow  hath  God  fet  the  member s 
20.  but  wow  are  they  many  members 
27.  now  ye  are  the  body  of  Chrift 
13.-12.  now  we  fee  throu  gh  a  glafle 

1 2.  now  I  know  in  part,  but  then 

13.  and  now  ab'deth  faith^ope,  charity 
14.6.  woiy  brethren/if  I  come  unto  you 

iy.  to.  but 


NOW       NOW 


NOW 


NOW 


NOW 


NUM 


I  ?.  20.  but  noit>  is  Chrifl  rifen  from  the  dead 

f.->.  now  this  I  fay,  that  flefh  and  bloud 
16.5 -',mv  I  w'^  come  unto  you  when  I 
7. for  I  will  not  fee  you  now 
io.  now  if  Tmiotheus-come,fee  that 
i  tV.  1.21.WW  he  which  eftablifheth  us  with  his 
a. 14.30**'  thankes  be  unto  God  which  alwayes 
3.17  .WW  the  Lord  is  that  fpirit 
<.<;.now  he  that  hath  wrought  us  for 

16. now  henceforth  know  we  him  no  more 
6.2.behold,ww  is  the  actepted  time 

behold,  now  is  the  day  of  falvation 
1 3  .now  for  a  recompence  in  the  fame 
7.9. ww  I  rejoyce,  not  that  ye  were  made  forry 
S.i4.B<w  at  this  time  your  abundance  maybe 

2i.but  now  much  more  diligent 
9.io.now>  he  that  miniftreth  feed  to  the  fower 
it.6. but  now  I  forbeare,left  any  man 
1  3.  i.being  abfent.won?  I  write  to  them  which 
Gfl/.i.o.as  we  laid  before,fo  fay  I  now  againe 
io.doe  I  now  perfwade  men  or  God 
%o.now  the  things  which  I  write  unto  you 
ii.now  preach. the  faith  which  once  he  deft. 
2 .20 .life  which  I  now  live  in  the  flefh 
j.3.are  ye  now  made  perfeft  in  the  flefh 
4. 1  .now  I  fay ,that  the  heirej  as  long  as  he  is  a 
o.but  now  after  that  ye  have  knowne  God 
20.I  defire  to  be  prefent  with  you  now 
2.f.Arabia,&  anfwereth  to  Jcruf  which  now  is 
29.but  as  then,e ven  fo  it  is  now 
Ejibefz.zSp'irh  that  now  worketh  in  the  children 
1  i.mw  in  Chrift  Jefus  ye  who  fomctimes 
3.  %. now  revealed  unto  his  holy  Apoftles 

1  o.to  the  intent  that  now  unto  the  principal. 
zo.now  unto  him  that  is  able  to  dee 

$.8.?z<nvare  ye  light  in  the  Lord 
Pfoj/.i.f.fellowfhip — from  the  firft  day  untill  'now 
%o.now  alfo  Chrift  ftiall  be  magnified 
30. conflict  which  ye  faw  in  me,and  now  hear 

2;i2,;z!W  in  my  abfence,  work  out  your  falvat. 

3.i8.and  now  tell  you  even  weeping 

4.10.WW  at  the  laft  your  care  of  me  hath  flour, 
20.?flwunto  God  and  our  Father  be  glory 
Col.i. 21.  yet  now  hath  he  reconciled 

24.who  now  rejoyce  in  my  fufferings 
z6.  now  is  made  manifeft  unto  his  Saints 

3. 8. but  sow  you  alfo  put  offall  thefe,  anger 

1  7bef.^.6-hMmw  when  Timothcus  came  from 

8.aow  we  live,  if  we  ftand  faft  in  the  Lord 

2  Tbef.z.  1.  now  we  befeech  you  brethren 

6.  now  ye  know  what  withholdeth 

7-  he  who  now  letteth,will  let 

i6.»owour  Lord  Jefus  Chrift  himfelfe 
1 Tim.  r.  1 7. now  unto  the  King  eternall,  immortall 
4.I.WW  the  fpirit  fpeaketh  expreflily 

8.promife  of  the  life  that  now  is 
<f.f  now  fhe  that  is  a  widow  irideed 
2  Tim 3.8MW  as  Jannes  and  Jambrcs  withftood 

4. 6. for  I  am  now  ready  to  be  offered 
Phil.  4.9. now  alfo  a  prifoner  of  Jefus  Chrift 

H. now  profitable  to  thee  and  to  me 

1 <S.not  now  as  a  fervant,  but  above  a  fervant 
Heh.  2.8.  now  viz  fee  not  yet  all  things  put  ir.der 
8.i.now  of  the  things  which  we  have  fpoken 

6.  now  obtained  a  more  excellent  miniflery 
$.<;.nffw  cannot  fpeake  particularly 

z^.now  to  appeare  in  the  prefence  of  God 

26-but  now  once  in  the  world  hath  he  appear. 
10. 1 8.now  where  remiffion  of  thefe  is 

38.S0W  the  juft  fhall  live  by  faith 
11. r  .mrw  faith  isthe  fubftance  of  things 

\6.but  now  they  defire  abetter  countrey 
1 2. 1  i.now  no  chaften'ng  femhe  prefent  feemeth 

z6.but  nowhe  hath  promifed,  faying 
Jam.z.ii.now  if  thou  commit  no  adultery,  yet  if 
'4.13-goe  to  ;zow,  ye  that  fay,  To  day 

16. now  ye  rejoyce  in  your  boaftings 
% -igoe  to  now,yc  rich  men  :  weepe 

1  Pet.i.6.now  for  a  feafon  ye  are  in  heavinefle 

8. though  wow  ye  fee  him  not,  yet  beleevlng 
1 2.things  which  are  now  reported  unto  you 
2.10.  are  zz<wthe  people  of  God 

now  have  obtained  mercy 

2  ?".as  fhecp  gong  aftray,  but  are  now  retur. 
?.2i.Baptifme  doth  »ow  alfo  faveus 

2  Pet  .adjudgement  ww  of  a  long  time  lingreth 


3 .7  heavens  and  earth  which  are  ?zm>,are  kept 
i8.to  him  be  glory  both  now  and  for  ever 
1  John  2.8.and  the  true  light  now  fhineth 
9.  is  in  darknefle  even  untill  now 
1  S.now  are  there  many  Antichrifts 

28.  and  now  little  children  abide  in  him 
3.2.beloved,?z<ra?  are  we  the  fonncs  of  God 
4.3.  now  already  is  it  in  the  world 

z  John  j.and  bow,  I  befeech  thee,  Lady 
Jude  zo.now  unto  him  that  is  able  to  keep  you 
2f. dominion  and  power  now  and  for  ever 
Kew/.  1 2. to.?z<w  is  come  falvation  and  ftrength 
Heare  jftoto,  See  Create. 
|5o5»  therefore. 
Gen.zo.y.now  therefore  reftore  the  mart  his  wife 
21.23.  now  therfore  fweare  to  me  here  by  God 
2 7. 3. WW  therefore  take  thee  thy  weapons 

8.now  therefore,my  fon,obey  my  voice  V.43. 
29.3  2  now  therefore  my  husband  will  love  me 
31.44.ww  therefore  come,  let  us  make  d.  cove. 
3 7. 20. come  now  therefore, let  us  flay  him 
41.33.  now  therefore  let  Phar.  look  out  a  man 
44. ip. now  therefore  when  I  come  tothyferv. 
3  3 .  now  therefore  let  thy  fer v.  abide  in  ftead 
4f.y.w»w  therefore  be  not  grieved  nor  angry 
47. 4.»ow  therfore  let  thy  fcrv.  dwell  in  Gofh. 
50.  j.let  me  now  therefore  goe  bury  my  father 
zi:aow  therefore  feare  ye  not,Ue  nourifh 
Exod.j^.^.nowthcrefoxijif  ye  will  obey  my  voice 
3  3. 13  .now  therfore,I  pray  thee,  if  I  have  found 
Deut.q.x.now therefore  hearken,0  Ifrael 
fojh.i 4.1  z. tiow  therefore  give  me  this  mountaine 

24.1  q.now  therefore  feare  the  Lord 
Judg.<).\6.mw  therefore,if  ye  have  done  truly 
1 1.  13MOW  therefore  reftore  thofe  lands  againe 
iq.zjiow  therefore  get  her  for  me  to  wife 
1  Sam.6.7.now  therefore  make  a  new  cart 

9.13  now  therefore  get  you  up  about  this  time 
10.19. now  therefore  prefent  your  felves  before 
iz.7. now  therefore  ftand  ftill  that  I  may  reaf. 
I-}  Mow  therefore  behold  the  king 
\6.now  therefore  ftand  and  fee 
1  j.i.?zo»  therfore  hearken  thou  unto  the  voyce 
2f  .now  therefore,!  pray  thee,pardoii  my  fin 
18.22.  now  therefore  be  the  kings  fon-in-law 
\<),z.mw  therefore,!  pray  thee,take heed 
21.3.WW  therefore  what  is  under  thine  hand 
23. zo.now  therefore,  O  king,come  downe 
24.2i.fweare  now  therefore  unto  me  by  the  Lo. 
2f.17.B0w  therefore  know  and  confider 

26.  now  therefore  my  L.as  the  Lo.liveth 
z6.S.now  therefore  let  me  finite  him 

19.  now  therefore,I  pray  thee,let  my  Lord 
zo.now  therefore  let  not  blood  fall  to  the 
28.22.30jv  therefore,!  pray  thee,hearken 
zSam.z. 7. therfore  now  let  .your  hands  be  ftrength. 
4.1 1. fhall  I  not  therefore  now  require 
7 .8. now  therefore  fo  fhalt  thou  receive 

29.  therefore  now  let  it  pleafe  thee  to  blelTe 
12.10.  now  therfore  the  fword  fhall  never  dep 

z2.now  therfore  gather  the  reft  of  the  people 
13.13.  now  therefore  I  pray  thee  fpeake 

33.  sow  therefore  let  not  my  lord  the  king 
1 4. 1 ? .  now  therefore  that  I  am  come 

3  2.  ww  therefore  let  me  fee  the  kings  face 
17. 1 6.now  therefore  fend  quickly 

18.3.  therefore  now  it  is  better  thou  fuccour 
19.7. now  therefore  arife,  goe  forth 

1  o.now  therefore  why  fpeake  ye  not 

1  Kjn.i.sz  now  therefore  comejietmc,!  pray  thee 

z.y.ww  therefore  hold  him  not  guiltleffe 

24.  WW  therefore  as  the  Lord  liveth 
5.6.  now  therefore  command  thou 
8.25.  therefore  sow  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 

12.4.  ?tow  therefore  make  thou  the  grievous 
18.19.ww  therefore  fend  and  gather  to  me 
22.23  nm  therefore,beho!d  the  Lord 

2  Kin.  r . 4. now  therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord 

1 4. therefore  let  my  life  now  be  precious 
3. z 3. now  therefore  Moab  to  the  fpoile 
5 . 1  f  .now  therefore  take  a  bleffing  of  thy  | 

7.4- now  therefore  come  and  let  us  fall 

D.now  therefore  come,that  we  may  goe 
y.z6.now  therefore  take  and  caft  him  into  the 
10.19.  now  therefore  call  unto  me  all 
iz.y.now  therefore  receive  no  more  money 


iS.  23  .sow  therefore,  I  pray  thee,give  pled°cs 
19.19.  now  thereiorc,  O  Lord  our  God      ° 

1  Cbron.17.7.  now  therefore  thus  fhalt  thou  fay 

25. therefore «ow,Lord,let  the  thing 
27.  miw  therefore  let  it  pleafe  thee 

21.12.  now  therefore  advife  thy  felfe 

28  8.  now  therefore  in  the  figlitofall  Ifrael 

29.13.  now  therefore  our  God  we  thank  thee 

2  Cwo?/.2.7.fendme  now  therefore  a  man  cunning 

1  5. now  therefore  the  wheat  arid  the  barley 
6.16. now  therefore,0  Lord  God 

4i.Kflw  therefore  arife,0  Lord  God 
10.4. now  therefore  cafe  thou  fomewhac 
1&.2  2.720W  therefoie,behold  the  Lord 
28.11.ffow  heare  me  therefore  and  deliver 
32.1 5-  .new  therefore  let  not  Hczekiah 
E^'a  J- 1 7. now  therfore  if  it  feeme  good  to  the  K 
6.6.  now  therefore  Tatnai  the  governour. 
9-i2.»ow  therefore  give  not  your  daughters 
10.3.  now  therefore  let  us  make  a  covenant 
w.nuw  therefore  make  confeffion 
NebcM,6.7.coxnznow  therefore  and  let  us  take 
9-now  therefore,©  God,ftrcngthcn  mv 
9.iz.rww  therefore  our  God  the  great     ' 
Job6.zB.now  therefore  be  content,  fook  upon  me 
ijai.  z.  j  o.  be  Wife  now  therefore,  O  ye  kings 
i-  >'°M.7.heareme  now  therefore,0  ye  children 
7.24.  hearken  unto  me  now  therefore 
8.32.WW  therefore  hearken  unto  me 
fy.  8.7.HOW  therefore  behold,the  L.  bringeth  i.p 
28.22  now  therefore  be  ye  not  mockers 
36.8.now  therefore  give  pledges 
37  zo.now  therefore, O  Lord' our  God 
S 2.y.  now  therefore  what  have  1  here 
Jer.  1 8.1 1.  now  therefore  goe  to,fpeake  to  the  men 
16- 1  j  -therefore  now  amend  your  wares 
29.27.  now  therefore  why  haft  thou  norrepr. 
3  2.36.  and  now  therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord  ' 
42  1  ?  and  now  therefore  heare  the  word 

zz.mw  therefore  know  certainly 

44-7 -therefore  now  thus  faith  the  Lord 

^».9.i7.»owtherefore,  O  our  God,heare 

Joel  2. 1 2.  therefore  alfo  ww  f.iith  the  Lord 

Ames  6.7.  therefore  now  fhall  they  goe  captive 

7. 16. now  therefore  heare  thou  the  word 
Jou.4-3  therefore  now,  O  Lord,takc,I  befeech 
Hag.i.<>.now  therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord 
AB.10.13.now  therefore  are  we  all  prefent 
1  <,.  10.  jww  therefore  why  tempt  ye  God 
1  <S\ 3  6.»ow  therefore  depart,  and  goe  in  peace 
23.1  f  .now  therefore  ye  with  the  councell 
Rorn.8. 1. there  is  therefore  now  no  condemnation 

1  Cor,6.7:amv  therefore  there  is  utterly  a  fault 

2  Cor.B.n.now  therefore  performe  the  doing  ofit 
Ephef.z.19. v-ow  therfore  ye  are  no  more  ftrangers 

dumber. 
GcH.34.30.  I  being  few  in  number 
4T-49.  tor  it  was  without  number 
Exod.  1 1.4.  take  it  according  to  the  number  of  the 
16.16  according  to  the  number  of  your  perfons 
23.26.the  number  of  thy  daies  I  will  fulfill 
?o.  1 -.children  of  Ifrael  after  their  number 
Levit.25.1  y.  number  of  yeeresafter  the  Jubile 

'number  of  yeeres  of  the  fruits  he  fhall  fell 

Ver.   16. 

Jo.fale  fhall  be  according  to  the  number 

2<J.i  2.  and  make  you  few  mnumber 

Numb.i.z.bou'iz  of  their  fathers  with  the  number 

Ver.  18,  20,  24,  26,28,  30,32, 

?4,^os,4°,42 
2  2.  number  of  their  names  by  their  polls 
$  .zi  .number  of  the  males  'from  a  moneih  old 
2S.in  the  number  of  all  the  males 
34-  according  to  the  number  of  all  the  male 
qo.number  all  the  fir  ft  borne 
43.malcs  by  the  number  ofnanies 
4".odde  number  h  to  be  redeemed 
■  14. 29.  who'c  number  from  twentie  yeeres  old 
^..number  ofthe  dayes  in  which  ye  fearched 
1  ^.iz. number  that  ye  fhall  prepare 

1 2.every  one  according  to  their  number 
z\  \o  .number  of  the  fourth  part  of  Ifrael 
29.1  S.accor ding  to  t\yenumb  after  their  manner 
Ver. 21, 24,27, 3°, 55,37 
3  r.3<f.was  in  number  three  hundred  thoufand 
'Dcut.^.zj.  left  few  in  number  among  the  heathen 

7.7  mo 


N   U  M 


NUM 


NUM         NUM 


NUM 


NUN 


7.7.1110  in  number  then  any  people 
z<\.i.  beaten  by  a  certain  nrnnfor 
28.61. and  ye  fhall  be  left  few  in  number 
31.8.  number  or  the  children  of  1  frae ! 
■frft.A.f.accotding  urito  the  number  of  the  tribes 
.  J  b  Ver.8. 

Jadg  .6.  i-thzy  &  their  camels  were  without  numb, 
■j. 6. number  of  them  that  lapped 

1  x. camels  were  without  number  as  the  fand 
21.23  .number  of  them  that  danced 

1  Sam.6./\.  iwnber  of  the  lords  of  the  Philiftines 

l%.numbcr  of  all  the  cities  of  the  Philiftines 

2  S<w«.2.iy.arofc  and  went  over  by  number 

2i.20.fix  fingers  and  f\xtoes,z$.\nmmber 
24.2-that  I  may  know  the  number  of  th:  people 
9.  Joab  gave  up  the  fura  of  the  number 
1  Kjn.  18.31  .twelve  ftones  accord.to  the  nu.  of  the 

1  C/;i'<7.7.2.whofe  number  was  in  the  daies  of  David 

^.number  of  them  after  their  genealogie 
qo.numbcr  throughout  the  genealogie 
im  i.nuw.oi  the  mighty  men  which  David  had 
n.2.bnng  the  number  of  them  to  me 

S  .Joab  gaveth.'  number  of  the  people 
2  2.K5.  of  the  gold,fiIvcr,  Sec.  there  is  no  number 
2  3  3-their  number  by  their  polls,man  by  man 

2  4.counted  by  number  of  names 

3  i.fet  feafts  by  »#»ta;-,according  to  the  ord. 

2  f.  1  jmmber  of  die  workmen  according  to  their 
7. number  of them  with  their  brethren 

27.i.children  of  I  frael  after  their  number     q 

23.  Dav.  tooke  not  the  number  of  them  from 

Vcr.20. 

24.  Joab  began  to  number ,  but  finiflied  not 

2  Cfc/W2.i2.3.people  were  without  number  that 

26. 1 1  .according  to  the  number  of  their  account 
1 2.whple  number  of  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers 
29.3  2. and  the  number  of  the  burnt  offerings 
30.14  great  number  of  piiefls  fanctified 

3  f  .7.10  the  number  of  thirty  thoufand 
E^ra  i.9.and  this  is  the  number  of  them 

2. 2. the  number  of  the  men  ofthe  people  of  Ifr. 
34.tifrrcd  burnt  oftnngs  daily  by  number 
6.i7.twelve  hc-goats,according  to  the  number 
8.34.by  number  and  by  weight  of  every  one 
Nehem. 7.7.the  number  of  themen.of  the  people 
Eflb.y.iz.numb.  ofthofe  that  were  flain  in  Shufh. 
Job  i.y  .ofFred,  according  to  the  number  of  them 
3.6.  not  come  into  thenumber  of  themoneths 
y.9.  marvellous  things  without  mtnber 
9.  lo.and  wonders  without  number 
14.  y.  the  number  of  his  monrhes  are  with  thee 
•  1  %.zo.number  of  yeeres  is  hidden  to  the  oppreff 
ii.zi.number  of  his  monthes  is  cut  oft' 
2  jr. 3. is  there  any  number  of  his  armies 
31.37.  declare  unto  him  the  number  of  my  fteps 
34. 24. break  in  pieces  mighty  men  without  ;z«. 
36.2tf.neitb.er  can  thenwnb.  of  his  yee.  be  fear. 
38.2i.the  number  of  thy  dayes  is  great 
Pfal.  10  5 . 1 2  .but  a  few  men  in  number 

34.Caterpillers,and  that  without  number 
i39.i8»mo  in  number  then  the  fand 
i47.4.hetclleth  thenumber  of  the  ftars 
Canl.6-%.  virgins  without  number 
lfai.ri.17. refidue  ofthenumber  of  archers 
40.26.that  bringeth  out  their  hoft  by  number 
tfy.i  r.furnifli  the  drink  offring  unto  that;w«. 
Jer.z.zS  number  of  thy  cities  are  thy  gods 

32,1117  peo.have  forg.me  daies  without  «//*#£. 
1 1 .  13- according  to  the  numb.of  the  cities 

accor.to  the  numb,  oftheftreets  of  Jer. 
44.28.yet  a  fmall »«w£.that  efcape  the  fwoid 
E?el(  4,4.  accord,  to  the  number  of  the  daves  thpu 

'  Vcr.'9. 
y. number  of  the  dayes,  390.  dayes 
y .  3  take  a  few  in  number ,and  bind  them 
E>nn.^.z.  tindcrftood  by  books  the  numb. of  the  ye. 
Hof.1.10.  number  ofthe  children  of  Ifrael  fhall  be 
'  Joel  1 .6. nation  is  come  up  ftrong,&  without  num. 
Nahum  3. 3. multitude  (lain,  and  a  <geatnumber 
Mar\  10.46.  difciples,  and  a  great  numb.of  people 
Lu^.n.  3  .being  ofthe  number  ofthe  twelve 
John  tf.io.men  fate  downe  in  number  about  y 000. 
A5ls  1. 1  <;. num.of  names  together  were  about  120. 
4.4.  number  of  the  men  was  about  $000. 
y.36.  Theudas  to  whom  a  numb,  of  men  jovned 
6.1. numb. of  the  difciples  was  multipl.     Verf.7. 


1 1. 2 1. L. was  with  dicm,&a  great  numb.hehev. 

i6.y.eftabli(hcdinfaJth,&encreafedin72«;»6«- 

/te.9.27.though  the  number  ofthe  child.ofIfr.be 

2  Cor.  1  o.  i  2. dare  not  make  our  felves  of  the  num. 

1  Tim,<>.y.kt  not  a  widow  be  taken  into  the  numb. 

Kevcl.$.ii,numb.ofthem  was  ioooo.timesiGooo. 

7.4.I  heard  the  num.of  them  which  Were  fealed 

9.i6.number  ofthe  army  of  the  horfemen 

and  I  heard  the  number  of  them 
13.17.name  ofthe  beaft,or  the  num.of  his  name 
1 8  .let  him  that  hath  under ft.count  the  numb. 
for  it  is  the  numb.of  a.  man,h'isnnmb.  is  666. 
1  J. 2.1  faw  them  that  have  victory  over  the  nu. 
zo.S.numb.r  of  whom  is  as  the  fand  ofthe  fea 
ift  timber. 
Gen.  1 3. r  6.\f  a  marr  can  numb.the  duft  ofthe  earth 
x5r.5r.tell  the  ftars,if  thou  be  able  to  numb.thern 
Levlt.  i  <y.i^.mmber  unto  himfelfe  7.dayes  for  clea. 
28. (hall  number  to  her  felf  7.daies:and  after 
23.  i6.after  the  7.fabb.lhall  ye  number  yo.daies 
25.8.  fhall  numb,  feven  fabbaths  of  yeeres 
^umb.i.^.ani  Aaron  fhall  number  them  by  their 
49ftiall  not  number  the  tribe  of  Levi 
3.15. number  the  children  of  Levi 

male  from  a  mon.old  (halt  thou  number 
e,o.number  the  firft-born  ofthe  males 
4.23-untill  yo. yeeres  old  {halt  thou  numb.thern 
2.p.fons  of  Merari,thou  fti alt  number  them 
30.up.to  so.yeeresold  (halt  thounumber  them 
3  7.Mo.and  Aaron  did  number  accord,  to  the 

Ver.41. 
Deut.16.9. feven  weeks  (halt  thou  number 

begin  to  number  the  feven  weeks  from 

1  Sam.14.17.  numbemow,  and  fee  who  is  gone 

2  Sam.xq.  1  .goe  number  Ifrael  and  Judah 

z.number  ye  the  people,  that  I  may  know  the 
4.wentout  from  the  k.  to  number  the  people 
1  Klng.io.i% number  thee  an  Army,  like  the  army 
1  Cfe-0».2i.i.Satan  provoked  David  to  numb.  Ifr. 
i.  goe  number  Ifrael  from  Dan  to  Beerfheba 
27. 2 4. Joab  began  to  s«»fer,butfini(hednot 
Job  3  8.37.  who  can  number  the  clouds 
39.2.canft  thou  number  the  moneths 
Pfal.go.t  2. fo  teach  us  to  number  oar  daies 
Ifai.6 y.  12. therefore  will  I  number  you  to  thefwo. 
fo&.7.s>.multitude  which  no  man  could  number 
jfrumbetg. 

1  cfcw.i2.23.thefearethe««;8fo\j  of  the  bands 

2  Chron.17. 1 4-thefe  are  the  numbers  ofthe  capt.  of 
pfal-7i.i  J.  I  know  not  the  numbers  thereof 

Gen.i  ^.i^.then  fhall  thy  feed  alfo  be  numbred 
itf.io.it  (hall  not  be  numbred  for  multitude 
31.i2.whkh  cannot  be  numbrcd for  multitude 
£.m/.3  o.  1 3  .paffeth  among  them  that  are  numbrcd 

Ver.14. 
38. 2  y.them  that  were  numbred  ofthe  congreg. 
26.every  one  that  went  to  be  numbred 
Numb.  1 . 1 9.numbrcd  them  in  the  wildernefle 

2i.thofe  that  were  numbred  of  them,  even  of 
Ver.23,2}-,  27,29,31,33,3^37, 

u  r         l  r    ,  ,    3*4  M3' 

1. 44.tnele  are  thole  that  were  numbred 

45-fo  were  a  II  thofe  thac  were  numbred 

46.even  all  they  thai  were  numbrcd 

47.  Levites  were  not  numbred  among  them 

2. 4. and  thofe  that  were  numbred  of  them,  were 

Ver.13,  I  J3I9,2I,23,26328,?0. 

Chap.  3.  22,  34,43*  &4-3^ 
40,44,48.&  26.7,18,22,25,27, 

,      j  u  r   ,  34,37.4',43,47,5^i- 

«,  and  tnole  thit  were  numbred  thereof,  were 
Vcr.R,n. 
9-all  that  were  numbred  ofthe  camp  of  Judah 
i^.all  that  were  numbred  in  the  camp  of  lieu. 
24.aH  that  were  numb,  ofthe  camp  of  Ephr. 
5 1  .all  that  were  numb.\n  the  camp  of  Daji 
32.thcfc  are  thofe  that  were  num.of  the  chil. 
all  thofe  that  were  numbred  of  the 
3  3. Levites  were  not  numbr.  among  the  child. 

3 -^ 6. Mo fes  numb. them  according  to  the  word 
39.aH  that  were  numb.of  the  Levites,  which 
42.Mofes  num.  as  the  Lord  commanded  him 

4. 3 q.numbred  the  fons  ofthe  Kohathites 
37-that  were  numbred  ofthe  fam.of  the  Koha. 
38.thofe  that  were  num.of  the  fons  of  Ger(h, 


4-i.tha:  were  num.  ofthe  Jons  of  Oerihon 
41.  num.  of  the  families  ofthe  fons  of  Meraii 

Ver.45. 
45" .which  Mofes  and  Aaron  num.  according 
46.aH  thofe  that  werenum.  ofthe  Levites 

which  Mof.  &  Aaron,  &  chiefe  oflfnum. 
49.commandement  o(  the  L.  they  were  numb. 
thus  were  they  num.  of  him 
7. 2. and  were  over  them  that  were  numbrcd 
i4.29.fall  in  the  wildernefle  all  that  werenum. 
26.$i.thefe  were  the  numbred  of  the  child.of  If. 
?4.according  to  thofe  that  were  num.  of  hira 
1 7. are  they  that  were  num.of  the  Levites 
62.  thofe  that  were  num.of  them  23000. 
63. by  Mofes  &  Eleazai:  who  numbred 
64-of  them  whom  Mofes  and  Aaion  numbred 
when  they  num.the  chil.  of  Ifin  the  wild. 
j^.S.io.Jofh.rofe  up  early,  aninum.  the  people 
Judg.2>o.i<;, child. of  Benjamin  were  numbred 

betides  the  inhab.  of  Gib.  which  were  num. 
i7.menof  If  were  MW.400000.men 
2L9.peop.were  numbred-fi.aA  there  were 

1  Sum.  1 1 .8 .and  when  he  num.them  in  Bezck 

13.  iy.  Saul  numbrcd  the  people  that  were 
14. 17. when  they  had  num.  behold,  Jonathan 
1  •)  -4.and  Saul — wan. them  in  Telaim 

2  Sam.  1 8.  r.Da.»«w.tJie  people  that  were  with  him 

24.  io.Da.heart  ftnote  him  after  he  had  numbrcd 

1  K«-3.8.a  great  people  that  cannot  be  numbrcd 
8. jr.  flieep  and  oxen  thatcould  not  be  numbrcd 

2  Cbron.%.6„ 
20.1  f.he  numbred  the  yons*  men  ofthe  prin. 

after  them  he  numbred  all  the  people 
26.rer.urne  of  the  yeere  Benhad.  numbred 
27. child  .of  If.  were  numbred,  &  were  all 

2  Kjn.^.6.Sc  king  Jehoram  numb-red  all  Ifrael 

1  Cbr.zi.i  7. not  I  that  command. the  peo.tobexa. 

23.  3.  now  the  Levites  were  numbred  from  th; 

Ver.  27.  ' 

2  Cfc^.2.i7.and  Solomon  numb,  all  the  ftrangers 

after  the  numbring  wherewith  Dav.  numb. 

IS-'!. he  num. them  from  20.  yeeres  old  and  ab. 
EV- 1  •  8.»«z».them  unto  Sheftibazzar  prince 
Pfal  40. 5. they  are  mo  then  can  be  numbred 
Eccjlef.  1.1  y, that  which  is  wanting  cannot  be  num. 
Iful.zi.io.  ye  have  numbred  the  houfes  ofjeruf. 

J3.1 2. and  he  was  numbredwith  the  trangrcflbrs 
J^r.i  3 .2  2.  as  the  hoft  of  heaven  cannot  he  numbred 
D^.y.26.God  hath  numbredthy  kingdome 
Hof.1.10.  fand  of  the  fea  which  cannot  be  numb. 
Mat.io.jo.  very  haires  of  your  head  are  allnumb. 

Lu\e\z.7. 
Mar.  1  f. 2  8.  he  was  num.  with  the  trarrfgreftburs 
Acl.Li7.f0r  he  was  numbred  with  us 

26.and  he  was  *ww.with  eleven  Apoftlcs 

Exod.30.xz. for  his"  foul~when  thou  numbreft  tliem 
that  there  be  no  plague — when  thou  numbrefi 
Job  1 4. 1 6.  for  now  thou  numbrefi  my  fteps 

j]}umb?.frig. 
Gf».4i.49.Jofeph  gather-  corn  until  lie  leftnumb. 
iCbro.z.i  T.numbrmg  wherewith  Da.  his  father  had" 

iftutt  called  JfrOtl. 
Exod.^^.i  1. Joih.the  fon  of  Nu?i,a  young  man 
Num.i  i.zS.jomua.  the  fon  of  Nun,  fcrvant  of  Mo. 
1 3.8.  nibe  of  Ephraim,Oftiea  the  fon  of  Nun 

i6.Mo.called  Oflieathe  fon  of  W«»,Jeliofti. 
14.6-  Jofhua  the  fon  of  JV«s,and  Caleb 
30.  favc  Caleb  and  Jofhua  the  fon  of  Nun 
Chapt.26.6f. 
3  8.hut  fofhua  the  fon  of  Nun,and  Caleb 
i7^i  8. take  thee  loihua  the  fon  of  Nun 
32.12.the  Kene«e,  and  Jofhua  the  fon  of  Nun 

28.Jo.fon  of  2V»»,and  the  chiefe  fathers 
34.17.Eleaz.the  prieft,&  Joftiua  the  fon  of  Nun 
Deut.i.jS.joM  the  fon  of  2V«3,which  ftandeth 
3 1.23  .gave  Jofti.the  fon  of  Nun  a  charge 
31.44.he  and  Hoftiea  the  fon  of  Nun 
34-9-  Joih.the  fon  of  Nun  was  full  of  die  fpirit 
Jofh.i.i.Lord  fpake  unto  Join. the  fon  of  iV;« 
2.iJo(hua  the  fon  of  Nun  fern  out  to  Shituna 

2 3. came  to  Jofli.thc  fon  of  Nim^nd  told  him 

tf.o.Jolh.the  fon  of  Nun  called  the  priefts 

14. 1. countries  which — Jofh.  the  fon  of  Nun 

19. 49. gave  an  inheritance  unto  Jor.fon  of  Nun 

5 1. inheritances  which — Jofh.the  fon  of  Nun 

2 1. 1. the 


N  UR 


O  A  T 


O  B  A 


O  BE 


O  B  E 


O  B  E 


z 1 .  i .  the  fathers  came  unto  Jof.  the  fon  of  Nun 

14.19,  Jofhua  the  fon  ot  Nun— 'died   Judg.i  8. 

1  #8.16,34.  L.which  he  fpake  by  Jof.  fon  of  Nun 

1  Chron.7. 17.  Non  his  fon  Jehofliua Ins  fon 
X<:km.SA7  Since  the  dales  of  Jofh.the  fon  of  Nun 

Gen.iW 9.Cent  away  Rebekah— her  nurfe 

2 <  8.Deborah  Reb:kahs  nurfc  died 
Exod.i.7AM  I  go  and  call  to  thee  a  nurfc 
Ruth  4.itf.Naomt  took  the  childe,  &  became  »«>y* 

2  Saw.4.4.his  nurfe  took  him  up,and  fled 

2  Rjn.u.t.h\m  ana"  his  nurfe  in  the  bed-chamber 
%  Chron-iz.i  i.puC  him  &  hishurfe  in abed-cham* 
i  Thef.1.7 .nit'fe  cherifheth  her  children 

Jpttrfe, 
EW(i.2.7.that  fhe  may  »«^  the  child  forthee 
9.take  this  child,  and  nurfe  it  for  me 

iftuvfet). 
Exod.  2.9. woman  took  the  childe,and  nurfed  it 
7/flj  6o.4.thy  daughter  {hall  be  rt*/fel  at  thy  fide 

Ifjnvang, 
N«w.il.i2.  carry  them  in  thy  bofome,as  a  »«y«lf 
lT«.49.25.kings  {hall  be  thy  mtrfing  fathers 

Gen.^yi 1  -fpiccs  &  myrrhe,s»tt  and  almonds 
Cant. 6. 11.  I  went  down  into  the  garden  of  nuts 

Iftpmprjas. 
Co/o/^.irfalutethe  brethren — and  Nynrphas 


O. 


)©,  Sec  fDij. 

3S>'afee ,  See  sD&e, 
£)are. 
E^efc.27.29.and  all  that  handle  the  oare,  the 

iDareg, 
j^jf.jj.ii.wherein  no  galley  fhall  gowith<w« 
£^.27 .6  .oaks  of  Bafh.have  they  made  thine  oar. 

iDatr;, 
Gc8.i4«8.  thou  fhak  be  clear  from  this  my  oath 

Ver.41. 
26.3. He  perform  thetf#/>  I  fware  to  Abraham 

28. let  there  be  an  oath  betwixt  us 
?  o.25.Jofeph  took  an  oath  of  the  childr.  of  Ifr. 
.Exod.  2  2.1 1. an  oath  of  the  L.fhall  be  between 
Levit. 5. 4-a  man  fhall  pronounce  with  anoath 
Num.%  .1 9-prieft  fhall  charge  her  by  an  oath 

2i.pi'ieft-(hall  charge  the  worn,  with  an  oath 
L.make  thee  a  curfe,and  an  oath  among 
jo.i.fweare  an  oath,  to  bind  his  foule  with 
10.  bound  her  foul  by  a  bond  with  an  oath 
1 3.every  binding  oath  to  afflift  the  foul 
Deut.7S.0ath  which  he  hath  fworn  unto  your  fa. 
z9.11.0atb  which  the  Lord  thy  God  maketh 
14  neither  with  you  only  do  I  make  this  oath 
Jv!/&.2.i7.blamelefle  of  this  thine  oath,  which  thou 
20.  will  be  quit  of  thine  oath 
9.20.1eft  wrath  be  upon  us,  becaufe  of  the  oath 
fudg.ii  5. great  oath  concerning  him  that  came 
1  Sam.  1 4.26.the  people  feared  thcoatb 

17-  when  his  fa.charged  the  peo.  with  the  oath 
28.  ftraitly  charged  the  people  with  anoath 
zSam.zt.7.  Lords  oath  which  was  between  them 

1  JC'»-2.43  -why  then  haft  thou  not  kept  die  oath 

8.3 1 .  oath  laid  upon  him,  to  caufe  him  to  fwear 
and  the  oath  come  before  thine  altar 
i8.io.tookanitafb  of  the  kingdome 

2  Kjn.i  1.4.100k  an  oath  of  them  in  the  houfe 

1  Chro.  1  tf .  1  tf  .of his  oath  he  made  unto  Ifaac 

2  Cbro.6.%i. anoath  be  laid  upon  him,  to  caufe  him 

and  the  oath  come  before  thine  altar 
1  $.  1 5.  all  Judah  rejoyced  at  the  oath 
Nebem.$. iz.and  took  an  o^bofthem 

io.29.entred  into  an  oath ,to  walk  in  Gods  law 
P/W.io?.9.with  Abrah.and  his  oath  to  Ifaac 
Ealef.S.z.  in  regard  of  the  oath  of  God  \ 
9-2.fweareth,as  he  that  feareth  an  oath, 
je».  n.$. perform  the  oath  which  I  have  fworn 
E^.itf.<f9.defpifed  the  oath,  in  breaking  the  cov. 
17.13.hath  taken  an  oath  of  him 

1  tf.made  him  king,whofe  oath  he  defpifed 
1  S.defp  the  oath  by  breaking  the  covenant 
19  furely  mine  oath  that  he  hath  defpifed 


Dan.9.1 1  .oath  that  is  written  in  the  law  of  Mbfes 
Zfcfc.8-17.love  no  falfe  oath 
Ato.i4.7.promifed  with  an  oath  to  give  her 
9.forry:  nevertheleile  for  the  oaths  fake 
2tf.71.with  anoath,!  do  not  know  the  man 
Mark.  6.2<5.exceeding  forry:yet  for  his  oaths  fake 
I  «fe  l.Ti.oath  which  he  fware  to  our  father 
Acts  2 .30. God  had  fworn  with  an  oath  to  him 

23.2 i.which  have  bound  themf.  with  anoath  ^ 
Heb.6.16.  an  oath  for  confirmat.  is  an  end  of  ftrifc 
17.  confirmed  it  by  an  oath 
7.20.not  without  an  oath  he  was  made  prieft 
li.  thofe  priefts  were  made  without  an  oath 

but  this  With  anoath 
28.  oath  which  wa&fince  the  law 
!  .7^.5.1 2. not  by  the  earth,nor  any  other  oath 

£>  attest. 
£^.21.23.10  them  that  have  fworn  oathes 
Hat. 3. 9. made  quite  naked  according  to  the  oathes 
Matt.%. 3 3. perform  unto  the  Lord  thy  oathes 

iDbaMai). 
1  lt'S.18.3.   Ahab  called  Obadiah,  which  was  the 
now  Obadiah  feared  the  Lord  greatly 
^.Obadiah  took  an  hundred  Prophecs 
f.Ahab  faid  unto  Obadiah  fio  into  the  land 
6.0badlah  went  another  way  by  himfelfe 
7. as  Obadiah  was  in  the  way,  behold  Elijah 
i6.0badiah  went  to  meet  Ahab,  and  told  him 

1  c%ffB.3.2i.fonsof  Obadiah,  thefons  of  Shecha. 

7.3.fons  of  Izrahiah, Michael,  and  Obadiah 
8.38.  Obadiah,  and  Hanan^  — the  fons  of  Azel 
Chapt.9.44. 
t>,x6.  Obadiah  the  fon  of  Shemaiah 
i2.9.Ezer  the  RrUpbadiah  thelccond 
27.i9.Ilhmaiah  the  fon  of  obadiah 

2  Chron. 17 .7  Sent  to  his  princes,  and  to  Obadiah 
34.i2.overfeers  were  Jahath  and  Obadiah 

E^ra%. 9. Obadiah  the  fon  of  Jehiel 
Nebem.io.^.Hanm^erimothpb.idiab 
12.2  5.0Widfc,Meihullam,Talmon 
obadiah  i.the  vifion  of  Obadiah,  Thus  faith  the  Lo. 

£>bal. 
Gen.  10.28.  Joktan  begate  ObaL 

'DbiQ. 
Ruth 4.i7.and  they  calledhis  name  Obed 

21.  Boaz  begate  Obed  :  Obed  begate  JefTe 

1  Chron.  2.11. 

1  rtro».2.37.EphIal  begate  Obed 
3  8-  and  Oued  begat  Jehu 

11.47.Ofed,  and  Jafiel  the  Mefobaite 
26.7.fons  of  Shemaiah:— Ofed,Elzaba<l 

2  Chron  23.i.Azariah,the  fon  of  Obed 
Mat.i.t,.  Boos  begat  Obed  of  Ruth,  obed  begat 
Lukj  3.32.which  was  the  fon  oiObcd 

4DbeQ-<£tJ0tn. 
2StfW.6.lo.houfe  oiObed-Edom  the  Gittite 

II. Ark  continued  in  the  houfe  ofObed-Edom 

L.blefled  Obed  Edomt  and  all  his  houfhold 

Vcr.12. 

l2.from  the  houfe  of  Obed-Edom  bro.  the  ark 

1  Chr.11  •■*  ^St  an^e  mto  t^ie  houfe  of  Obed-Edom 
I4.ark  remain,  with  the  family  of  Obed-Edom 

Lord  blefled  the  houfe  of  Obed-Edom 
l1.i&Obed-Edom}and  Jeiel  the  por;ers 
ii.  Mikniah,  and  Obed-Edom — with  harps 
i^.Obed-Edom }  &  Jehiah  were  door-keepers 
25.  Ark — out  of  the  houfe  oiObed-Edom 
16. s. Obed-Edom,  and  Jeiel  with  Pfalt.ries 
38.and  Obed  Edam,  with  their  brcthren,68 
Obed-Edom  alfothe  fon  of  Jeduthun 
26.4  tons  of  Obed-Edom  were  Shemaiah 
8.all  thefe  of  the  fons  of 'Obed-Edom 

were  6z  of  Obed-Edom 
l^.toObed-EdomCou'hv/ard,  and  to  his  fons 

2  Chron.i $.24.vefleb  found  with  Obed-Edom 
iDbeOfence. 

Rom.i. ^.obedience  to  the  faith  among  all  nations 
5.19.  by  theobedience  of  one  many  made  right. 
6.16.  obedience  unto  righteoufnefl'e 
1tf.19.your  obedience  is  come  abroad  unto  all 
2tf.  made  known  to  all  nations  for  the  obed.ot 

1  Cor.i  4.34.  women  are  command. to  be  und.  obed- 

2  Cor.7.1^.  remembreth  the  obedience  of  you  all 
1 6.  J.  bringing  every  thought  to  the  obcd.oiC. 

6.when  your  obedience  is  fulfilled 
Pbilem.2 1  having  confidence  in  my  obedience 


Ueb.').  8.  learned  obedience  by  the  things  he  fuftered 
1  Pet .  i.2.fanftification  of  the  fpirit  unto  obedience 

2DbeWeitt. 
£jn»d.i4.7.L.hath  faid  will  we  do,and  heobedient 
Numb.z7.zo.ch'ddtcii  of  Ifr.may  be  obedient 
Dcut. 4. 30. and  fhall  heobedient  unto  his  voice 

8.io.(halI  perifh,becaufe  ye  would  not  be  obed. 
z  Srfw.22. 45 .ftrangers  fhall  heobedient  unto  me 
Prov.z  j.i2,wife  reprover  upon  an  obedient  eare 
ifii,  1 . 1 9. if  ye  be  obedient,  ye  fhall  eat  the  good 
4  2. 24. neither  were  they  obedient  unto  his  law 
Acls  6.7. priefts  were  obedient  to  the  faith 
Rom.  1  y.r8 .Gentiles  obedient  by  word  and  deed 
J 2  C<K".2.9.know  whether  ye  be  ofed.unto  all  things 
Efhef.6.<;  Servants  heobedient  unto  your  mafters 
Phil.z. 8. became  obedient  unto  death 
Titos  2.J  .women  to  be  chaftc,good,  obed.  to  their 

9.exhort  fervants  to  be  obedient 
1  Pet.  i.i4.as  obedient  children,not  fafhioning     ' 

£>bep4 
Gen.i7.8.now  therefore  my  ^on,  obey  my  voice 

Ver.43. 
1 3. only  obey  my  voyce,  and  go  and  fetch  me 
Exod^. z.v/ho  is  the  L.that  I  fhould  obey  his  voice 
1 9. 5. if  ye  will  obey  my  voice  indeed 
23.21.0fey  his  voice ^and  provoke  him  nor, 
22.  if  thou  {hale  indeed  obey  his  voice 
Deut.n  .27.  a  bleffing,  if  ye  obey  the  command. 
13. 4. walk  after  the  Lord,  and  obey  his  voice 
^7.10. thou  fhalt  therefore  obey  the  voice 
' $o.z.obey  his  voice  according  to  all  that  I  com. 
8. return  andobey  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
2o.thatthou  maift  obey  his  voice,  and  cleave 
Jofh.  24.24.and  his  voice  will  we  obey 
1  SflOT.8.19.  peo.  refufedtoflfey  the  voice  of  Sam. 
i2.i4.L.ferve  him,and  ofeyhis  voice 
l5/.22.behold,toefeyis  better  then  facrifice 
Nchem.g.  1 7  refufed  to  obey,  neither  were  mindfull 
Job  3tf.n.iftheyflfeyandferve  him,  they  fhall 
PfaLi  8.44.they  heareofme,they  (hall  obey  my 
Pftro.3o.i7.defpifeth  toofey  h;s  father 
ifaui  i.i4.children  of  Ammon  fhall  obey  them 
Jer.7.z7,.obey  my  voice,and  1  will  be  your  God 
1  i^.obty  my  voic?j  and  do  them 

7.  protc(ting,faying,Ofej'my  voice 
26.i3.amend  your  waies,  and  obey  the  voice 
3  <,  .1 4. drink  none,but  obey  your  fathers 
38.2o.0fey,!  befeech  thee,  the  voice  ofthc  Lord 
42.6.we  will  obey  the  voice  of  the  Lord 

that  it  may  be  well  with  us  when  we  obey 
13. neither  obey  the  voice  of  the  L.  your  Gcd 
DrtB7.27.all  dominions  fhall  ferve  and  obey  him 
Zecb.6.i<;.  diligently  obey  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
.Wat.8.27.evcn  the  winds  and  fea  obey  him 
M.ai\  r.27.  unclean  fpirits,  and  they  obey  him 

4*41. even  the  wind  and  fea  obey  him 
Luty  8.2  5. the  winds  and  water,  and  they  obey  him 

i7-tf.  and  it  fhould  obey  you 
Acls  y^.we  ought  to  obey  God  rather  then  men 

3  2. God  given  to  them  that  obey  him 
Rom. 2. 8. but  obey  unrighteoufnefle,  indignation 
6.\  zjobey  it  in  the  lufts  thereof 
itf.  whom  ye  yeeld  your  felves  ferv.  to  obey 
his  fervants  ye  are  to  whom  ye  vb 
Epb  6. 1 .  children,afey  your  parents  in  the  Lord 
Colofi.  2o.cbildren,ofey  your  parents  in  all  things 
2 2. fervants  obey  in  all  things  your  mafters 


Titus  3  .i.put  them  in  mind  to  obey  magiflratcs 
Hcfe?.9.eternall  falvation  to  all  them  that  obey 

13.17.ofey  them  that  have  rule  over  you 
/^i.3.3.  the  horfes  mouths,  that  they  may  obey 

Not  iDbev'  iDbeynot. 
Deut.xi.iS.a  curie,  if  ye  will  not  obey 

21.18  will  notofeythe  voice  of  his  father 
2o.this  our  fon  will  not  obeyour  voice 

28  tfi.wouldftnotflfey  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
r  Sam.  iz.i<-if  not  obey  the  voice  of  the  Lord 

1  5. 1 9. wherefore  didft  thou  riot  obey  the  voice 
fob  3tf .  1 2.but  if  they  obey  not,  they  fhajl  perifh 
/£?".  1  i.i7.will  not  efey,Ile  utterly  pluck  up 

18.10.ofey  not  my  voice.thcn  lie  repent 
DOT.9.n.that  they  might  notobey  thy  voyce 
Aff.7-39.to  whom  our  fathers  would  not  obey 
Ko»2.2.8.them  that  are  contentious,and  do  not  obey 
Gd/.3.i.bewitched  you, that  ye  fhould  notobey 

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i  Tbefii.S.obey  not  the  Gofpel  of  our  L.  Jef.  Chr. 

3.i4.and  if  any  nun  obey  not  our  word 
i  1-^.3.  s.  if  any  obey  not  the  word,they  alfo 

4.l7.end  of  them  that  obey  not  the  Gofpel 

©beseO; 

Gf8.iz.l8.be  bleffed,becaufe  thou  haft  obeyed 
itf.f.becaufe  that  Abraham  obeyed  his  voice 
2 8.7. that  Jacob  obeyed  his  father  and  mother 

Jofh. 5. 6. were  con  fumed  ,becaufe  they  obeyed  not 
22.2-  obeyed  my  voice  in  all  that  I  commanded 

Judg.z.z.but  ye  have  not  ob.  my  voice  Chap.6.i°- 

r  Sam.15.zo.  yea,I  have  obeyed  the  voice  of  the  L. 
24. feared'  the  people,  ondobeyed  their  voice 
28.21.  thine  band-maid  hath  obeyedthy  voice 

1  l^K.zo^.becaufe  thou  haft  not  obeyed  the  voice 

2  I\M.i8.ii.becaufc  they  ob.  not  the  voice  of  the 

1  Chron.z9.13.  Sol.profp.and  all  If rael  obeyed  him 

2  Cbron.  1 1. 4.and  they  obeyed  the  word  of  the  Lord 
.Titf-.34.10.then  they  obeyed,ond  let  them  go 

3  j. 8. thus  have  we  obeyed  the  voice  of  Jonadab 
io.ofeye^and  done  according  to  all  that 
1 8.becaufe  ye  have  ob.  the  commandemenc 
DiJW.9.io.neither  have  we  ob.  the  voice  of  the  Lo. 
Bag.i.  1  z. people  obeyed  the  voice  of  the  Lord 
Aft. 5.36.0.*  many  as  obeyedh'im  were  fcattered 
37. as  many  as  obeyed  him  were  difperfed 
Rom  6. 1 7, obeyed  from  the  heart  that  form  of  doftr. 
Phil.z.f  z.alwayes  obeyed,  not  >n  my  prefenceonly 
Beb.n.Z.by  faith  Abrah  6beyed,ani  he  went  out 
r  Ptf.3.6. Sarahfl^W  Abrah.calling  him  Lord 

Not  obepeO. 
Prflf.5.13.  have  not  obeyed  the  voice  of  my  teach. 
Jcr. -1.13.ye  have  not »%«/  my  voice,  faith  the  L. 
25.and  have  notob-yed  the  voice  of  the-  Lord 
Chapt.4z.z1.  &  43.4,7. 
&  44.  2  3 . 
9.1 3  mot  obeyed  my  voice, neither  walked  therm 
1 1 . 8 . obeyed  not,nor  enclin;d  their  eare 
17. Z3  but  they  obeyed  not  ,neit\ier  inclined 
32.Z3.butthey»/^j^not  thy  voice 
40. 3. have  not  obeyed  his  voice,therefore 
Dan .9. 14. for  we  have  not  obeyed  his  voice 
Zepb. 3. z. u\e  obeyed  not  the  voice 
Rom.to.  1 <J.but  they  have  not  all  obeyed  the  Gofpel 

£DbepeDft. 
1  Sam.zS  iS.becaufe  thou  obeyed/}  not  the  voice 
Jer.  21. 2 1. thou  ob:yed$  not  my  voice 

jJDbepettj. 
//aj.^o.ro.that  obeyeth  the  voice  of  his  fervant 
/«\7. 28. nation  that  obcycth  not  the  voice  of  the  L. 
11. 3.  curfed  be  the  man  that  obcyetbnot 

iDbzying. 
Jndg.z-17. obeying  the  com,  of  the  Lord:  but  they 
1  Sam-15.zz.os  \n  obeying  the  voice  of  the  Lord 

1  Prt.i.zi.purilied  your  fouls  in  obeying  the  truth 

iDbcpfance. 
Gra.37.7and  made  obeyfance  to  my  fheafe 
9. eleven  ftars  made  obeyfance  to  me 
43-28. bowed  down  their  heads,and  modeobeyf. 
Exod.i2.7.MoCes — did  obey fance , and  killed  him 

2  Ste.  i.2.fell  to  the  earth,and  did  obeyfance 

1 44. fell  on  her  face,and  did  obty fance 

1 5.5.  man  catmnigh  to  him  to  do  hlmobeyfance 

1  Kjni.16.  Bathfheba  bowed,and  did  obeyfance 

2  Cfow.24.17.  prin.of  Judah  made  vbeyf.  to  the  K. 

iDbject. 
Acl.z4.iQ.0nd  objefl  f\f  thev  had  ought  againft  me 

£DbiI. 
t  Chron.z7.30.  over  the camels  was  Obil  the  Ifh. 

Ablation. 
Lev.  2.4.  oblation  of  a  meat-offering  baken 

5. if  thy  oblation  be  a  meat-offering     Ver.7. 
1  z.oblatitm  of  the  flrft-fruits 
13. every  oblation  of  thy  m:at-offering 
3.1. \ih\s  oblation  be  a  facrifke 
7. 14. offer  one  out  of  the  whole  oblation 

29. bring  his  oblation  unto  the  Lord 
22. 1 8. whoever  will  offer  his  obi-  for  all  his  vo. 
Nnmb.xS.  9. every  obla.  of  theirs fhalbe  moft  holy 
3  i.5o.we  have  brought  an  oblation  for  the  Lord 
J/«.  1 9. 1 1. Egypt. (hall  do  facn'fice  and  oblation 
4r>. 20. impoverished  that  hath  no  oblation 
66. 3.  offered  an  oblation,  as  if  he  offered  fwines 
.7V.i4.iz.when  they  offer  an  oblation,  I  will  not 
E  3^.44. jo.oMtfww.  ofall  of  every  fort 

45.1.  ye  fhall  offer  an  oblation  unto  the  Lord 


tf.over  againft  the  oblation  of  the  holy  portion 
7. on  the  other  fide  of  the  oblation  of  the  holy 
pofleffion  of  the  city  before  the  oblation 
13, this  is  the  oblation  that  ye  fhall  offer 
16.  give  this  oblation  for  the  prince 
48.9.  obla.  that  ye  fhall  offer  unto  the  Lord 
lO.for  the  priefts  fhalbe  this  holy  oblation 
iz.oblation  of  the  land  that  is  offered 
l8.over  againft  the  oblation  of  the  holy 

obl.ot'  the  holy  portion,and  the  encreafe 
20. all  the  oblation  fhalbe  25000.  by  25000. 
fhall  offer  the  holy  oW.foure  fcjuare 
ai.on  the  other  of  the  holy  oblation 

of  the  obi.  toward  the  eaft  border 
it  fhall  be  the  holy  oblation 
Dan.z.tf. offer  an  obi.  and  fweet  odours  unto  him 
9.2i.tfme  of  the  evening  oblation 

27.caufe  the  facrifice,and  the  oblation  to  ceafe 
iDblationa, 

Lmf^.jS.commanded  to  ofter  their  oblations 
iC»/'fl.?i.i4.diftribute  the  o6teifl?M  of  the  Lord 
lfai.  1. 1 3. bring  no  more  vain  oblations 
£^£.20.40.  require  the  firft-fruits  of  your  oblat. 
44-30. all  of  every  fort  of  your  eW.fhall  be  the 

'  iDbort). 

Numb.  2I.10.Ifr.fet  forward,  and  pitched  in  Obotb 
1  i.journeyed  from  Oboib, and  pitched  in 
33.4  ?  .departed  from  Pi!non,&  pitched  in  Oboth 
44. departed  from  Oboth,ond  pitched  in 

&>btcmt. 

P/'flt/.zo.zolamp  fhall  be  put  out  in  obfenre  dark. 

sDbfcaritie. 
lfai. 29.1 8.blind  fhall  fee  out  of  obfenritie 
58.10.then  fhall  thy  light  rife  in  obfenritie 
59  9. wait  for  light,but  behold  obfenritie 
2)bfertoatlon. 
LuIi.17.zo. kingdom  of  G.  cometh  not  mthobferv.; 
lDbfetXie. 

Exod-iz.i7.u\o\\  obferve  the  feaft  of  unleavened 
obferve  this  day  in  your  generations 
z^-obfrve  this  thing  fcr  an  ordinance 
31.16.  obferve  the  fabbath  throughout  their  ge. 
3  4. 1 1  obferve  thou  that  which  I  command  thee 
22. thou  (halt  obferve  the  feafts  of  weeks 
Lev.19.ig.uk  enchantments,  noxobferve  times 

37therefore  fhall  yeubftrve  all  my  ftatutes 
2\T#W.z8.2.my  offering  fhall  ye  obferve  to  offer 
Dent .  1 2. 2  8  .obf  1  ve ,  and  heare  all  thefe  words 
16. 1. obferve  the  month  of  Abib,  and  keep  the 

1 3.  obferve  the  feaft  of  tabernacles  7.  dayes 
24.8.  obferve  diligently. and  do  according 
Jndg  13.14  all  that  I  command  her,  let  her  obferve 

1  Kin  20.33.  now  the  men  did  diligently  obferve 

2  Chron.7. 17.  (halt  obf  my  ftatutes,and  my  judg. 
Neh.x.^Xowe  him,Sc  obf  his  commandements 
Pfal.  1 05.4 5. might  obferve  his  ftatutes,and  keep 

107  4j.wife,will  obferve  thofe  things 

119. 34.I  fhall  obferve  it  with  my  whole  heart 
Prov.23.z6  let  thine  eyes  obferve  my  waves 
je>'.8.7.turtle,crane,  and  (wollow  obferve  the  time 
£^.20.  :8.  neither  obferve  their  judgements 

37 '-24 .and  obferve  my  ftatutes,  and  do  them 
Hof. 13. 7.  as  a  leopard  by  the  way  will  1  obf.them 
Jonah  2.8  obferve  lying  vanities,  forfake  their  own 
A/^.28.zo.teaching  them  to  obferve  all  things 
Afl. 16  zi. not  lawfull  to  obferve ,  being  a  Roman 

zi.zf.obferve  no  fuch thing,  fave  only 
Gd/.4.ro.ye  obferve  dayes,and  months, and  times 
1  Tim.j.zi  -obfthefe  things  without  preferring  one 
iSDbferbe  and  doe,  See  3Doe. 

JDbfetteO. 

Gen. 37-z i-hisfotherobfervedthe  faying 
Exod.  1 2.42.night  to  be  much  obferved 

night  of  the  Lord  to  be  obferved 
Niimb.i5.zz.errcd,and  notobferved  all  thefe  com. 
Dent.  3  3 .9. obferved  thy  word,  and  kept  thy  coven 

1  Sam.i  i.nS.Joab  obferved  the  city  ^\e  affigned 

2  Kjn.zi.6.obferved  tmes,ond  ufed  enchantments 

2  Cbron  33.6. 
Hfl/"i4.8.I  have heoxdh\m,ondobferved  him 
M arl{  6-zo. Herod  feared  John,and  obferved  him 
io.zo. mafter,  all  thefe  I  have  obferved 
£>bferser. 
Deut.i%  .lo.obfcruer  oftirhes,or  an  enchanter 

•Dbferbers. 
DraM8.i4.thefenat'ons  hearkened  unto  obferver s 


^Dbfertoeft^ 

7/<K.42.2o.feeing  many  things:  but  thou  obfervesl 

jDbferbeti;, 
Ecclef.u,4.he  that  obferveth  the  wind3(hal  not  fow 

iDbfttnate. 
Dent .2.3o.made  his  heart  obftinate ,that  he  might 
i/ai.48.4.1  knew  that  thou  art  obftinate 

£>btamc. 
Gen.id.z.k  may  be  I  may  ofejise  children 
P«w.8.35.ahd  (hall  ofo««e  favour  of  the  Lord 
Ifai.3  5.io.fhall  obtaine  joy  and  gladneflc 

5 1.1 1.  fhall  obtaine  gladnefle  and  joy 
Dan.n.zi.obiaine the  kingdome by  flatteries 
Lu\.zo.3  5.accounted  worthy  to  obtaine  that  world 
Rom.i  1.3 1  through  yourm;rcy  they  alfo  liny  obt. 
1  Cor.9. 24X0  run,that  ye  may  obtaine 

2 5. do  it  to  ofoiwse  a  corruptible  crown 

1  The f.5. 9. obtaine  falvation  by  our  Lord  Jefus 

2  Tim.  z.io.obtaine  the  falvation  which  is  in  Chrift 
Heb. 4.1 6. obtaine  mercy,and  find  grace 

n.35.mightofo<zwe  a  better  refurrectlon 
fttm.q.z.ye  defire  to hav-a,  and  cannot  obtaine 

£Dbta<neO. 
2^.13. 6. after  certaine  dayes  I  obtained  leave 
Efth.z. q. and  meobtained  kindnefleof him 

i5.Eftheroto'»e^  favour  in  the  fight  ofall 
i7.k.loved  Efther,and  (he  obtained  grace 
5«2.iheo^iKfrffavourinhis  fight 
H0fz.z3.upon  her  that  had  not  obtained  mercy 
/4ff .  1 . 1 7. obtained  part  of  this  miniftery 

22. 28. with  a  great  fumme  obtai.l  this  freedorae 

26.2  2.having  obtained  help  of  God 

27.13. fuppofing  they  had  obtained  their  purpofe 
Rom.  1 1.7. not  obtained  that  which  he  feeketh  for 

but  the  election  hath  obtained  it 

30. no\i  obtained  mercy  through  the'r  unbeliefe 

1  CV-7.25  one  that  hath  obtained  mercy  of  the  Lo. 

Eph.  1 . 1 1  .in  whom  we  have  obtained  an  inheritance  * 

1  Tim.  1 . 1 3 . 1  obtained  mercy,  becaufe  I  did  it  igno. 

16.I  obtained  mercy,  that  in  me  Srft 
Heb-i.^.obtainedo  more  excellent  name  then  they 
6- 1 5. he  had  patently  endureddie  obt.the  prom. 
S  .6 .obtained  0  more  excellent  miniftery 
9. 1  z.obtained  eternall  redemption  for  us 
II. 2. elders  obtained  0  good  report 
^.obtained  witnefle  that  he  was  righteous 
33.obtained  promifes,  flopped  the  mouths 
3  9. obtained  a  good  report  through  faith 

1  Pft.z.io.hadnot  eif.mercy,but  now  hove  obtain. 

2  Pet.i.i.obtained  like  precious  faith  with  us 

dDbtsiitetl). 
Proz>.i2.2.good  man  obtaineth  favour  of  the  Lord 
18.22.  and  obtaineth  favour  of  the  Lord 

Obtaining, 
2  Thef.z.i  ^.obtaining  of  theglory  of  the  L.  Jefus 

£DecaRon. 
Gen. 43. 1 8. that  he  may  feek  occafion  againft  us 
Judg.9.31  .do  to  them  as  thou  (halt  find  occafion 
i4.4.fought  an  occafion  againft  the  Philiftines 

1  Sam.  10.7. do  as  occafion  ferve  thee,fbr  God 

2  Sam.  1 2. 1 4. given  great  occafion  to  the  enemies 
E?r.  7.20.which  thou  (halt  have  occafion  to  beftow 
fer.z.z^.in  her  occafion, who  can  turne  her 
E^^.iS^.occafion  any  more  to  ufe  th's  proverb 
Dan.6.4.  Pr'n-  fought  to  find  occaf.  againft  Daniel 

but  they  could  find  none  occafion 
5. but  we  fhall  not  find  any  occafion 
Rom.7.%.but  fin  taking  occafion  by  the  command. 
1 1 .  for  fin  taking  occafion  by  the  command. 
1 4.1 3  .occafion  to  fall  in  his  brothers  way 
2  Cor.5  1 2. give  you  occaf.  to  glory  on  our  behalfe 
8.8.  flcw/^ofrheforwardnefle  of  others 
1  i.iz.cut  off  occaf  .from  them  which  defoeocca, . 
GaL5.13.ufe  not  liberty  for  onoccafion  to  the  nefh 
1  Tim. 5. 14. give  none  occafion  to  the  adversary 
1  John  z.  1  o.none  occafion  of  (tumbling  in  h>m 

£Dreaacne&. 

1  Sam.zz.zz.occafioned the  death  ofall  the  perfons 

$>ccs(ian8- 
Deiit.zz.la.giveoccafions  of  fpeech  againft  her 

i7.he  ha'h  given  occaf.  of  fpeech  againft  her 
Job  3  3.io.behold,he  findeth  occafions  againft  rnc 

iDcenpatton. 
Gra.41s-.33  fhall  fay,What  is  your  occupation 

47.3  Pharaoh  faid,What  is  your  occupation 
fonah  i.8.what  is  thine  occupation,  &  whence  com. 


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19.25  .workmen  of  like  occupation 
iDccat>te. 

Ezeki7.9i  mariners  were  in  thee,  to  occupie  thy 
Luk  1 9. 1 3- raid  unto  them,  Occupie  till  1  come 

£*od;j8.24.goldthatwas  occupied  forthework 
Tudg  16  11  .new  ropes  that  never  were  occupied 
E-vk.17.16.  occupied  in  thy  faires  with  Emeralds 
I  ij.Dan  and  Javan  occupied  in  thy  faires 

21.  occupied  with  thee  in  lambs  and  rams 
iz. occupied  in  thy  faires  with  chiefe  ofVpices 
Heb.iZ.9>  "ot  profited  them  that  have  been  occup. 
jDecupters, 

E-zeh.iT. 17. occupiers  of  thy  merchandize  fhal  fall 

1  cw.14.16.how  fhall  he  that  occupieth  the  roome 

£)ccntrcnt. 
1  i(;«.J.4.neither  a-dverfary,  nor  evill  ocatmnl 
£>ctatt. 

2v7rt8&.i.i3.Pagiel  rhe  Ton  of  Ocran 

z.i7.captaine  fhalbe  Pagiel  the  fonof  Ocran 
■j.yi.fon  of  Ocran,  prince  of  Afhur 
-  77.ofTring  of  Pagiel  fon  of  Ocran 
10.2tf.over  the  hoft  was  Pagiel  the  fon  of  Ocran 
JDODC 
#0/8.3.48.  <kM«  number  of  them  is  to  be  redeemed 

a  C/w.  iy.x.fpirit  of  G.  came  upon  Az.  fonofO&rf 
8.\vhcii  Afa  heard  the  prophecy  of  Oued 
28.9pr.of  the  L.was  there,whofe  name  was  Od. 
it>?fOu0. 
1  Cfc>fl».i9.6.madethemfelvesw/i<W*to  David  _ 
Piov. 30.23.  an  odious  woman  when  the  is  married 

£>Donr. 
John  12.3  .hoirfe  filled  with  the  odour  of  the  ointm- 
PfcZ4.18.an  odour  of  a  fweet  fmell 

jDooursi. 
Lro.2tf.31.wiU  not  fmell  the  fav.of  your  fweet  od. 
z  CbrOA  6. 1 4 -which  was  filled  with  tweet  odours 
EjW>.2.i2.fix  moneths  with  fweet  odours 
'yey.34.  J.burne  odours  for  thee,and  they  will  lam. 
Dan.z.46.  fhould  offer  an  obla.  and  [met  odours 
Rea.5.8.  golden  vials  full  of  odours 

18.13  .Cynamon,and  odours,and  ointmenE 
£>f— £>ff. 
Ge».2i.itf.Hagar  fate  down  a  good  way  of 
11. i.  which  I  will  tell  thee  of 
4.faw  the  place  afarre  of 
24.64.lhe  faw  Ifaac,fhe  lighted  of 
•     2tf.2.dwel  in  the  land  which  I  fhal  tell  thee  of 
27-40.break  his  yoke  from  of  thy  neck 
28.15  .done  that  which  I  have  fpoken  to  thee  of 

Offence, 

1  Sam.i1.li.no  grief  nor  offence  of  heart  to  my  L. 
j/a£.8.i4.rock  of  offence  to  both  the  houfes 
Hof.%.  1 5. acknowledge  their  ofence,  and  feek  my 
Mat.  1 6.1 3. Satan, thou  art  an  offence  unto  me 

1 8. 7. wo  to  that  man  by  whom  the  of  en,  cometh 
Acts  24.16.  confeience  void  of  offence  toward  God 
Rom.  $ .  1 5  .not  as  the  offence  So  is  the  free  gift 

offence  ofone,many  be  dead 
17-by  one  mans  offence, death  raigned 
i8.by  the  offence  of  one,  Judgement  came  upon 
9.33.  {tumbling  ft  one,  and  a  rock  of  offence 
14.20.eviH  for  that  man  whoeateth  with  offence 

1  Cora  o.  3  2. give  none  o$&re,neither  to  the  Jewes 

2  Cfl7\6.3.givc  none  offence  in  any  thing 
1 1  ^.committed  an  offence  in  abufing  my  felf 

Gal.  5. 1 1  .offence  of  the  croffe  ceafed 
Vhilip.1.10.  be  without  offence  till  the  day  ofChr. 
1  Pet.2.8.rock  of  offence  to  them  which  ftumble 

iDffrneeg. 
E«/c/".io.4.yeeldi.ng  pacificth  great  offences 
Matt.\  8.7.W0  unto  the  world  becaufe  of  offences 

muft  needs  be  that  offences  come 
Luke  17.1-impoflibie  but  that  offences  will  come 
Kow.4.2  f.who  was  delivered  for  our  offences 

J.i6.free  gift  is  of  many  offences  unto  juftificat. 

16.17.mark  them  which  caufe  divisions  and  off. 

J©fen0, 
Job  34.31. 1  will  not  offend  any  more 
PfaL73.11.  offend  againft  the  generation  of  thy 

119.16?.  which  love  thy  law,  nothing  (hall  off. 
7^.2.3. all  that  dsvoure  him  mail  offend 


5o.7.adverfaries  faid^Wc  offend  not,becaufe 
Hof.  4.1 5.  let  not  Judah  offend 
Hab.  1. 1 1. he  fliall  pafl'e  Over,  and  offend 
Matt. 5. 29. right  eyeo/fMthee,pluck  it  out 
30. right  hand  offend  thee,cut  it  off 

13. 41. gather  out  ofbis  k.  all  things  that  offend 

17. 27  .left  we  fhould  ofend  them,  go  thou  to 

i8.6.whofo  fhall  ff/^zd  one  ofthefe 

8 .  if  thy  hand  or  thy  foot  offend  thee 

9.  and  if  thine  eye  ofend  thee,pluck 
Marl[  9.4i.whofoever  fhall  offend  one  of 

43-if  thy  hand  offend  thee  /lit  it  off 

45'if  thy  foot  offend  the'e,cut  it  off 

47«eye  offend  thee,pluck  it  out 
Luke  17.2.  fhould  offoid  one  ofthefe  little  ones 
John  tf.tf  i.faid  unto  them,Doth  this  offend yow 

1  Cfl;.8.i3.if  meat  make  my  brother  tooffend 
eat  no  flefli,left  my  brother  offend 

Jam.i.io.offend  in  one  point,  he  isguilty  of  all 
3.2.  in  manv  things  we  oftendall 

if  any  man  offend  not  in  word 

£>ffentiet>. 
Ge«.20.9.what  have  I  offended  thee 

40.1  .had  offended  their  Lord  King  of  Egypt 

2  JCw.18.14. 1  haveojfnded,  returne  from  me 
2  Cbron.18.13.ha.xe  off  nded  againft  the  L.already 
Prov.1S.19.  brother  offended  is  harder  to  be  won 
yo-.37.18.what  have  1  offended  againft  thee,or  thy 
£^.25.12.  Edom  hath  greatly  offended,  and  rev. 
Hfl/.i3.i.Epluaini,whenheo$?zd«/  in  Baal,died 
Matt.  11.6.  blefl'ed  is  he  whofo. fliall  not  be  offend. 

13.2 1. when  perfec.arifeth,by  and  by  he  is  offen. 

5  7.  and  they  were  offen  Jed  in  him 
1 5 .1  i-Phanfees  were  offended  after  they  heard 
24.10.then  fhall  many  be  offended,  and  fhall 
26.3 1  .all  ye  (hail  be  offended  becaule  of  me 
33.thoughallmen  fhall  be  offended 

yet  will  I  never  be  offended 
Mark,  4. 1 7. immediately  they  axe  offended 
tf.3.  and  they  were  offended  at  him 
I4.27.be  offended  becaufe  of  me  this  night 
29. although  all  fhall  be  offended,  yet  will  not 
Lu\-7. 23. blefled — whofoever  fhall  not  be  offend.  I 
Jo^n  16.1.  fpoken,  that  ye  fhould  not  be  offended 
Acls  25.8.nor  yet  againft  Cefarhave  I  offended     ' 
Rom.  14.2 1. offended, or  is  made  weake 
2  Cor.  11. 29. who  is  offended,  and  I  burn  not 

J/<w.29.2i.make  a  man  anoffender  for  a  word 
Acts  25.11.be  an  offender,  or  have  committed  any 
iDffenOers. 

1  Rjn.  1. 21. 1  and  my  fon  Sol. fhalbe  coun.offinders 
JDfttt  joyned  with  Burnt-offring. 

See  10urnt=offring. 

iDffer  joyned  with  Burnt-offrings. 

Deut.  1  i.i^.offer  not  thy  burnt-off.  in  every  place 

1 4-there  offer  thy  burnt-offrings        Vcr.27 

27.6.thou  fhalt  offer  burnt-offrings  thereon 

i5a»i.io.8.come  down  unto  thee  tooffer  burnt-off. 

2  Saw.24.24.will  1  offer  burnt-off.  to  the  Lord  of 
1  KJ72.3.4.100C  burnt-offrings  did  Solomon  offer 

9.25  .three  times  in  a  yeere  did  SoLoffer  burnt- 
2-fOfl.10.24.  went  in  to  Oj^Iy  facrifices,  and  burnt-- 

1  Cbron.16.40.  to  offer  burnt-offrings  unto  the  Lo. 
2 1 .24-nor  offer  burnt-offrings  without  coft 

2  Chron.13.1S. offer  the  burnt-offrings  of  the  Lord 
35.16.al  thefervice  prepared  to  offer  burnt-off. 

Eya  3.i.]efhua  builded  the  altar  to  offer  bur.  off. 

6.began  they  to  offer  burntoffr.  unto  the  L. 

,7<e»'.i4.i2.when  they  offer  burnt-offr-   1  will  not 

33. 18. want  a  man  to  offer  burnt-offrings 
Ey  43.18.in  the  day  when  they  (^.burnt-offrings 
Amos  5.22.  though  ye  offer  me  burnt  offrings 

Offer. 

Exod. 11.19.  not  delay  to  offer  the  firftof  thy  ripe 
23.1 8. (halt  notour  the  blond 'of  my  facrifice 
29.36.  thou  fhalt  offer  every  day  a  bullock 
38. fhalt  offer  upon  the  altar  two  lambs 
39.one  lamb  thou  fhalt  offer  in  the  morning 
the  other  lamb  thou  fhalt  offer  a:  even 
Ver.41.  Ntf/^.28.4,8. 
30.9.  ye  fliall  offer  no  ftrange  incenfe  thereon 
34.25.1hah  notour  the  bloud 
35. iq.offer  an  offring  of  filverand  braffe 


Ltvit.  1.3 .  offer  a  male  without  blemifh 

offer 'it  of  his  own  voluntary 
2.i.and  when  any  wiWoffer  a  m:at-offiing 
l2.goat,then  he  fliall  offer  it  before  the  Lo. 
I3.withall  thine  offrings  thou  fhalt  offer  fait 
I4.  and  if  thou  offer  a  meat-oft'ring  of  the 

thou  fhalt  offer  for  the  meat  offfing 
3.i.peace-offiing,  if  he  offer  it  of  the  heard 

he  fhall  offer  it  without  blemifh 
3. he  fhall  offer  of  the  facrifice 
tf.male  or  female  he  fhall  offer  it  without  ble. 
7.  offer  a  lamb  for  his  offring 

then  he  fhall  offer  it  before  tlie  Lord 
§.he  fhall  offer  of  the  facrifice  of  the  peace 

1  2. goat,  he  fliall  offer  it  before  the  Lord 
14. fhall  offer  thereof  his  offring 

4.i4.congregation  fhall  offer  a  young  bullock 
j-8.  offer  that  which  is  for  the  fin-offring  firft 

io.fhallOjffe?'  the  fecond  for  a  burnt-oftiing 

tf.14.fons  of  Aaron  fliall^!;/  it  before  the  Lo. 

20.  this  is  the  offring  which  they  fhall  offer 

2i.bakcn  pieces  (halt  thou  offer  for  a  Iweet 

2  i.prieft  of  his  fons  fliall  offer  it 
7.3.he  fhall  offer  of  it  all  the  fat  thereof 

1 1. of  the  facr.of  peace-off.wlvch  he  thai  offer 
I2.if  he  offer  it  for  a  thankfgiving 

then  he  fhall  offer  it  with  the  facrifice 
ij.befidcs  the  cakes  he  fhall  offer  leavened 
i^.offer  oneout  of  the  whole  oblation 
i^.ojfer  an  offring  made  by  fire 
38. offer  their  oblations  unto  the  Lord 

9.2.wi'thoutblemifh>and  offer  them  before  the 
7.go  unto  the  ahar,and  offer  thy  im-offring 
and  offer  the  offring  for  the  people 

12.7.  ofer  it  before  the  Lord,  and  make  an  atr. 

i4.i2.he-lamb3ando/ftv  lvm  for  a  trefpaiie-eff. 
I9.prieft  fhaU  offer  the  fin-offring 
20.prieft  fliall  offer  the  burnt-offring 
30-he  fhall  offer  the  one  of  the  turtle  doves 

1 5  15. arid  the  prieft  fhall  offer  them^  the  one 
30.prieft  fliall  offer  the  one  for  a  fin-offring 

itf.6.Aaron  fhall  offer  Ivs  bullock 
$.offer  him  for  a  fin-offring 

17.4.  offer  an  offring  unto  the  Lord 
5. bring  their  faciifices  which  they  offer 

and  offer  them  for  peace-off.  unto  the  Lord 
7. {hall  no  more  offer  their  facrifices 
9. bring  it  not  to  the  doorc  to  offer 'it 

19. 5.  if  ye  offer  a  facrhof  peace-off.  unto  the  L. 
ye  fhall  offer  it  at  your  own  will 

6,it  fhall  be  eaten  the  fame  day  ye  offer  ft 

21.6.  bread  of  their  God  they  dooffer 
1 7. not  approach  to  offer  the  bread  of  his  G. 
21.  that  hath  a  blemiih  fliall  come  tooffer 

fliall  not  come  nigh  to  offer  the  bread 
22.1 5-not  the  holy  things  which  they  offer 
1  S.offer  his  oblation  for  all  his  vowes 

which  they  willo^'  unto  the  Lord 
1 9  offer  at  your  own  will  a  male 
20.hath  a  blemifh,  that  fhall  ye  not  offer 
22.fcurvy  or  fcabbed,  ye  fhall  not  offer  thefe 
zyoffer  for  a  free-will-ofrring 
24-not  offer  unto  the  L.  that  which  is  bruifed 
2vfroma  ftrangers  hand  fliall  not  offer 
i9.offerafacnf\ce  of  thank  fgiving 

offer  it  at  your  own  will 
23.8,ye  fliall  offer  an  offring  made  by  fire 
ii.o ffer  that  day  when  ye  wave  the  . 
16.  offer  a  new  meat-offring  unto  the  Lord 
iS.offer  With  the  bread  feveri  lambs 
25  do  no  fervile  work,  but  offer  an  offring 
3tf.feven  daies  ye  fhall  offer  an  offring 

offer  an  voffring  made  by  fire 
37.holy  convocations/ofl^tian  offring 
27.1  i.donot-»jfft'''a  facrifice  unto  the  Lord 
Numb.1. 25.wave  the  offr.  and  offer  it  upon  the  al. 
tf.i  i.prieft  fliall  offer  the  one  for  a  fin-offring 
1 4.fha  11  offer  his  offring  unto  the  Lord 
i^.fhall  offer  his  fin-offring,  and  his 
17 .ihaWoffer  the  ram  for  a  facrifice 

prieft  fhall  alfo  offer  his  ineat-offr. 
f.11. offer  their  fin-offring,  each  prince  on  his 
18.  day  Nathaneel  pr.of  Iffichar  didcffir 
24. prince  of  the  child,  of  Zehulun  did  offer 
30.  prince  of  the  child-  of  Reuben  did  offer. 
36.  prince  of  the  child,  of  Simeon  did  effcr 
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8.1  I.Aaron  fhall  offer  the  Levices  before  the  L. 
i  2. fhalt  offer  the  one  for  a  fin-offering 
I  j.  offer  the  Levices  for  an  offering  to  che  L. 
1  y .  cieanfe  them,  and  offer  them  for  an  offr. 
9  7.  kept  back  that  we  may  not  offer 
^i'7-iffer  the  third  part  of  an  Hin  of  wine 
I4.if  a  ftranger  will  offer  an  offring 
i^.ycihalo^trupan  heave  offr.  unto  the  L. 
20.0^  up  a  cake  of  the  firft  of  your  dough 
24.cong.lhaH  offer  one  young  bullock 
16.40.that  no  ftranger  come  neer  to  offer 
18.12 .firft-fruics  of  chem,which  they  mail  offer 
19  holy  things  which  the  child  of  Ifrael  offer 
24.  tithes  which  they  offer  as  an  heave-offr. 
z6.  tithes — ye  fhal  offer  up  an  heave-off.  of  it 
28  thus  you  alfo  {hall  offer  an  heave-offring 
29.  out  of  all  youi  gifts  ye  fhall  offer 
28. 2.obferve  to  offer  unto  me  in  their  feafon 
3. offer  unto  the  L  two  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer 
4.one  lamb  {halt  thou  offer  in  the  morning 
other  lamb  fhalt  thou  a^haceven 
Ver.8. 
1 1. beginnings  of  your  moneths  ye  (hall  offer 
1 9. but  ye  (hall  offer  a  facrifice  made  by 

2 1  tenth  deal  fhalt  thou  offer  for  every  lamb 
23-ye  fhall  offer  thefe  befides  the  burnt-offr. 
2  4. after  this  manner  ye  fhall  offer  daily 

27.  offer  the  burnt  offr. for  a  fweet  favour 
li.offer  them  befides  the  continual] bur. off. 
29. 2. and  ye  fhall  offer  a  burnt  offring 
8  but  ye  fhall  offer  a  burnt  offing 
i}. offer  a  burnt  offr.  a  facrifice  made  by  fire 

Ver.36. 
Deirt.ii.i$.offer  notthy  buxntoffr.'m  everyplace 
14.  place  where  the  L. fhall  chufe,there offer 
27. offer  thy  burnt  offr.  the  flefh  &  the  bloud. 
18. 3. priefts  due  from  them  that  offer 
Z7. 7. offer  peace  offr.  and  fhall  eat  there 
33.1  j. offer facrifices  of righteoufnefie 
Joflo.zz.z$. altar — or  to  off.  theron  burnc-offrings 
fudg.-$.iS.  when  he  made  an  end  to  offrrthe  pref 
6.z6.  take  the  fecond  bullock,  and  offer  a  burnt 
1 6.  a  3 .  to  offer  a  great  facrifice  unto  Dagon 

1  Sam-i.zi.  Elkanah  went  up  to  offer  unto  the  L. 

2  .I9.came  with  her  husb.to  offer  the  yeerely  fa. 

28.chufe  him  tor>ffer  \xx>on  mine  altar 

2  Sdtfz.24.T2. 1  offer  thee  three  things,chufe  one 

22  let  my  Lo.rake  and  offer  up  what 
24.  neither  will  I  offer  burnt  offr.  of 

1  K'n& 1 3  -i^  the  priefts  of  the  high  places 

1  Chro.  2i.10.thus  faith  the  Lord,  I  offer  thee  three 

23.31  -offer  all  burnt  facrifices  unto  the  Lord 
29.14.able  to  offer  fo  willingly  after  this  fort 
I7prefenc  here,  to  offer  willingly  unto  thee 

2  Cfc/'072.24.i4.veffels  to  minifter,and  offer  withaU 
29.21  .commanded  the  priefts  to  offer  them 

3  y .  1 2.families  of  the  people  to  offer  unto  the  L. 

16. offer  burnt  offr.  upon  the  altar 
E^j'a  *.  1  o.  offer  facr.  of  fweet  favours 

-j.ij.offer  them  upon  the  altar  of  the  houle 
Pfal.4.1. offer  the  facrifices  of  righteoufnefie 
16.4.  drink-offr. of  bloud  will  I  not  offer 
27.6  therefore  will  I  offer  in  his  Tabernacle 
y o-\$.offer  unto  God  thankfgiving,  and  pay 
y  i.ig.offer  bullocks  upon  thine  altar 
66.  if. offer  unto  thee  burnt  facr.  of  fatlirigs 

I  will  offer  bullocks  with  goats 
72.  ickingsofSheba  und  Seba  fhall  offer  gifts 
11 6. 17 -offer  to  thee  the  facrifice  ofthankfgiv. 
Ifai.  57.7.  thither  wenteft  thou  up  to  offer  facrifice 
jet.  1 1 .1  a.  cry  unto  the  gods  unto  whom  they  offer 
Exe\.6. 1 3  place  where  they  did  offer  fweet  favour 
20.31.  when  ye  offer  your  gifts 
43.22.fecond  day  thou  fhalt  offr  a  kid 
z^.offer  a  young  bullock  without  blemifh 
24. and  thou  fhalt  offer  them  before  the  Lord 
44-7.when  yeoffermy  bread3thefat  and  the  bl. 
1  v .  offer  urito  me  the  fat  and  the  blood 
27.fhall  offer  his  fin-offr.faith  the  Lord 
4?.i.ye  fhall  offer  an  oblation  unto  the  Lord 
i3.thisisthcoblat.  ye  fhall  o^runto  the  L. 
1 4-  ye  fhall  offer  the  tenth  part  of  a  Bath 
4$.2.offcr  of  15-000  of  reedes 

9.obla.that  ye  fhall  fl^?  unto  the  Lord 
20. oblation  fhilbe  five  and  twenty  thoufand 
Dan. z. 46. commanded  they  fhould  offer 


Hof.9. 4.they  fhall  not  offer  wine-offrings 
Amos  4.  y. offer  a  facr.of  thankfg.with  leaven 
Hiig.2.i4.that  which  they  offer  there  is  uncleane 
Mal.1.7. offer  polluted  bread  upon  mine  altar 
8.if  ye  offer  the  blind  for  facrifice 

if  ye  offer  the  lame  and  fick 
offer  it  now  unto  thegovernour 
l.^.offer  unto  the  Lo.  an  offr.  in  righteoufnefie 
Afa«.y.24.then  come  and  offer  thy  gift 

a.%.offer  the  gift  that  Moles  commanded 
Marl{  1.44.  offer  for  thy  cleanfing  thofe  things 
Lu\e  2.  zn.offer  a  facrifice  according  to  that  which 
5. i^.off'er  for  thy  cleanfing  according  as  Mofes 
tf.2  9.fmiteth  thee  on  the  one  cheek,  offer  him 
1 1 . 1 2  .ask  an  egge,  will  ye  offer  him  a  fcor  pion 
Heb.  5 .1  .offer  both  gifts  and  facrifices  for  fin 
3. for  himfelf  to  offer  for  fins 
7.17. offer  up  facrifice  firft  for  his  own  fins 
8.3.  every  high  prieft  is  ordained  to  offer  gifts 
this  man  have  fomewhat  alio  to  offer 
4.are  priefts  thatoffer  according  to  the  law 
9.2f.nor  yet  that  he  fhould  offer  himfelf  often 
io.i.thefe  facrifices  which  they  offer  yeer 
1 3. 1 5-let  us  offer  the  facrifice  of  praife  to  God 
1  Ptt.2.y.aholy  priefthood  to  <$?t  fprituall  facr. 
Revet.8.1. offer  it  with  the  praiers  of  faints 

€>flfertU. 
Ge».8.20.Noah  offered  burnt  offrings  on  the  altar 
3 1. 54.  Jacob  offered  facrifice  upon  the  mount 
46. 1  .Ifrael  offered  facrifice  to  the  God  of  his 
Exod. 24.5".  young  men  which  offered  burnt  offer. 
32.tf.rofe  up  early ,and  offeredbumt  offrings 
3  y.  22 .  every  man  that  offered,  offered  an  offring 
qo.zy.offeredupon  it  the  burnt  offring 
Lex>.7.8.burnt-offrings,  which  he  hath  offered 
1  y  .eaten  the  fame  day  tha  t  it  is  offered 
9.1  y. flew  it,  and  offeredk  for  fin 

ie>.burnt-offrings:  offered  it  according  to  the 
xo.i.Nadaband  Abihu  offered  ftrange  fire 
i^.this  day  have  they  offered  their  fin-offrin" 

16. 1  .offered  before  the  Lord,and  died 
I\tob.3.4.Nadab  and  Abihu  died  when  they  offer. 

7. 2. princes  of  Ifrael  offered 

10.  princes  offered  fordedicacion  of  the  altar 
pr. offered  th:ir  offrings  before  the  altar 
I2.he  that  offered  the  firft  was  Nahfhon 
19  ojferedfor  his  offring  one  filver  charger 
4S.prince  of  the  children  of  Gad  offered 
48.  prince  of  the  children  of  Ephraim  offered 
54.on  the  eight  day  offered  Gamaliel 
tfo.prince  of  the  children  of  Benjamin  offer. 
66 .prince  of  the  children  of  Dan  offered 
7i.prince  of  the  children  of  Aiher  offered 
78. prince  ofth;  children  of  Napthali  offer. 
8.2 1 .  Aaron  offered  them  an  offring 
\6'i%  fireconfumed  2yo.men  thatofferei 
3  8. they  offered  them  before  the  Lord 
39.wherewith  they  that  were  burnc,had  offer. 
22.40. and  Balak  offered oxen  and  fheep 
23«2.Balak  and  Baalam  offere d  on  every  altar 
^-offered  upon  every  altar  a  bullock 
14.  offered  a  bullock  and  a  ram  on  every 
Ver.30. 
26.61. offered  ftrange  fire  before  the  Lord 
28. iy.  one  kid  unto  the  L.  fhalbe  offered 

24.  it  fhalbe  offered,  befides  the  continuall 
Jl.'f*  goldofthe  offring  that  they  offered 
Jojh.8.3  [ .  offered  thereon  burnt-oftrings 
7«rfg.y.2.people  willingly  offered  themfelves 

9.  offered  themf.  willingly  among  the  people 
6.28.  fecond  bullock  wasoffered  upon  the  altar 
1 3.i9.Manoah  took  a  kid  and  offered  it  upon 
2o.2^.fafted  that  day  untill  even  and  offer,  bur. 
21.4-builtan  altar,  and  offered  burnt-offr. 

1  Sam.1.4 -time  was  that  Elkanah  offered 

2. 1 3.  when  any  man  offered  facr.  prie.  fervants 

6.14.  offered  the  kinea  burnt-offr  ing 
1  y.men  of  Bethfhemefti  offered 

7.9.  took  a  fucking  lamb,and  offered  it 
13.9. Saul  offeredthe  burm-offnng 

1 1 .1  forced  my  felf,  and  offend  a  burnt-offr. 

2  Sam.6.17.  David  flj^rfdhurnt-offrings 
1  y.  1 2. where  he  offered  facrifices 

24.2  y. David  built  anakar,  and  offered 
I  JCJW-3-I f  •  Sol.  ojferedup  burnt-ofrVngs  ?nd  off. 

8.62.king,and  all  Ifr.with  bim3offered  facrifice 


6 3. and  Solomon  offe;ed  a  facrifice 

64. middle  court,therc  beoffhed 

iz.$z.]cioboamoffcrcd upon  the  altar 

3  goffered  upon  the  Altar  in  Bethel 

ordained  a  fcaft,  and  offered  upon  the 
22.43_peop!e  offered  >et  in  the  high  places 
2  Kjn.i.zo.  to  pafli  when  che  meat-offr.  was  offer. 
27.took  his  eldeft  fon,  and  offered  him 
16.12.  king  approched  to  the  altar,  and  offered 

1  Cbron.is.z6-offer.kvm  bullocks  and  feven  rams 

16.1. offered  burnt  facrifices  before  God 

2ijj2(S.David  built  an  altar,&  offered  burnt-off. 

29.6.princes3  captains  with  the  rulers  offered 

9;people  rejoyced  for  that  they  offered  will. 

becaufe  with  perfect  heart  they  offered 

17-ujprightnes  of  my  heart  I  have  willin.ojf.: 

zuoffer.  burnt  off. unco  che  L.on  che  morrow 

2  Cbron.1.6. Solomon  offered  a  thoufand  burnt-off. 

7.4-king,  and  all  the  people  offered  facrifices 
<; .SoLoffered  a  facrifice  of  22000.  oxen 
7-the  middle  of  che  court,  for  there  he  offer. 
8. 1  i.Soloffered  burnt-off.unto  che  Lord    ' 
1  y .  1  i.offered  unco  the  Lord  of  the  fpoile 
i7.itf.Amafiah  willingly  offered hknfelf 
24.14.  offered  burnt-off.  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lr>.] 
29.7. have  not  burnt  inccnfe,nor  offered 
E^a  i.6.all  that  was  willingly  offered 

2.tf8.fachers  offered  freely  for 'the  houfe  of  Godj 

3.3. fet  the alcarupon  his  bafes,and off.  thereon 

4-and  offered  the  daily  burnc-offring 

y.  afterward  offeredthe  continuall  burnt-off. 

willingly  off.  a  free-will  offring 

6.3.place  where  they  offered  facrifices 

17.  offered  at  the  dedication  of  this  houfe 
7.1  y.  counfellets  freely  offered  unto  the  God 
8. 2 5. all  Ifrael  chere  prefent  had  offered 

3  y.  child,  of  the  captivity  offered  burnt-off. 

10.19.  off.  a  ram  of  the  flock  for  their  trefpaffe 

Nehem.ii.-!.  willingly  offered  chemfelves  to  dwell 

1 2.43  .offered  great Sacrifices,  and  rejoyced 
Job  i.y.  ejf.burnc-off.according  co  the  number 
Ifai.  17.6. thou  haft  offered  a  meat-offring 

66. 3. offered  fwines  bloud 
Jer.3z.z9.  offered incenCe  unto  Baal,and  poured 
E?g\ ■»<>•  ^.offered  chere  rheir  facrifices 

48. 1 2.oblation  of  che  land  chat  is  offered 
Van.  1 1. 1 8. reproach  offered  by  him  to  ceafe 
Amos  y .  2  y  .ha  ve  ye  offered  unco  me  fa  crifices 
Jonah  1.1 6.  men  feared  the  Lord,and  off. -a.  facrifice 
Mal.1.1 1  .incenfe  fhalbe  offered  unto  my  name 
Alts  7.4i.made  a  calfe,  &  off.  facri.  unto  the  Idol 
qz.ojfered  to  me  flain  beafts 
8.18  holy  Ghoft  was  given,he  off',  them  money 
1  y.29.abftain  from  meats  offeredto  idols 
21. 2y  .keep  themfelves  from  things  offered 
16 .offered  an  offring  for  every  one 

1  Cor.  8. 1. touching  things  offered  unto  idols 

4.chings  chat  are  offered  in  facrifice  unto  idols 
7.  eat  ic  as  a  thing  offered  unto  an  idol 
lo.eat  thole  things  Which  are  off'.unzo  idols 
zo.i^sffiredin  facrifice  to  idols  is  any  thing 

Ver.28. 
Vbilf). 2.17. offered upon  the  facrifice,and  fervicc 

2  Tim.4.6. 1  am  now  ready  to  be  offered 
Heb.  y  .7.  offered  up  prayers  and  fupplkations 

7.27.  this  he  did  once,  when  he  off.  up  himfelf 
9.7.bloud  which  he  offered  for  himfelf 
^.offered  both  gifts  and  facrifices 
1 4  offered  himfelf  without  fpot  to  God 
28.Chrift  was  once  offered  to  beare  the  n*n 
Io.2.not  have  ceafed  to  be  offered 
8.wh'ch  are  offeredby  the  law 
1 2. man  after  he  had Bffered one  facrifice 
n.4.by  faith  Abel  offered  unto  God 
I7.by  faith  Abraham  offeredup  Ifaac 

ofereduphh  only  begotten  fon 
7<2»2.2.2i.Abr.juftified  by  works  v/henheoffered 
jJDfferctl). 

Lev. 6. z6. prieft  that  offerethlt  for  fin  fhall  eat  it 
7.8  pr. that  offe,eth any  mans  burnt-offring 
9A>ff. baken  in  the  pan  fhalbe  the  pr.that  offt. 
16 .eaten  the  fame  day  he  offereth  his  facrifice 
1 8.imputed  unco  him  thateffereth  k 
29. he  that  offereth  the  facrifice  of  his 
Si. offereth  the  bloud  of  the  peace-offring 
17.8. offereth  a  burnt  offring  or  facrifice 

21.8.  offereth 


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zi-2. offeretb  the  bread  of  thy  God 
aa.it  .whofoever  ojferetb  a  facrifice  of 
Num.i  5.4-then  (hall  he  that  ojferetb  his  offering 
l^/.fo.aj.whofo  oferetb  praife,glorifieth  me 
lfa.66.$.  he  that  oferetb  an  oblation,  as  if  he  offe. 
jriT.48.  3  5.  him  that  ojferetb  in  the  high  places 
Mai.  1. 1  a.him  that  ojferetb  an  offering  unco  theL. 
Burnt-®  ffertng,  See  Wuxnt. 
Free-mil-  ^Offering,  See  ^Fcee-SwiH, 
Hwe-£>ffet:trig. 
Exo.z9.17.  moulder  of  the  heave-offering  which  is 
z8.(hall  be  for  Aaron,for  it  is  an  heave-offer. 
even  their  heave-offering  unt^he  Lo. 
Lcw,7.i4.oblation  for  an  heave-offering 
3  z-heave-offering  of  the  faenfices 
AT0w.1y.19.ye  (hall  offer  up  an  heave-oj^/iag 
20.ofFer  up  a  cake  for  an  heave-ojfmsg 
2 1 .  give  unto  the  Lord  an  heave-fl/ferag 
1 8. 1  i.and  this  is  thine,the  heave-#r»g 
.  *4.tythes  which  they  offa  as  an  heave-#>-. 
26.offer  an  hea.\ e-ofering  of  it  to  the  Lord 
27.heavc-ojfew»g  (hall  be  reckoned  unto 
a8. you  (hall  offer  an  heave-offering 

give  theLo.heave-flf.to  Aaron  the  prieft 
ap.offer  every  heave-offering  of  the  Lord 


jr.ap.  give>c  unto 


Eleazar — for  an  hea.offer. 


4i.tribute  which  was  the  Lords  h^ave-offer. 
Deut.  1  a.  ii.heave-o#m»g  of  jour  hand 

Vetfe   17. 

Meat-  Offering,  See  ^eat. 
Peace-  Offering. 
Lev. 3. t.  oblation  be  a  facrifice  of  peace-offering 
3 .  (hall  offer  of  the  iacrifice  of  the  peace-flf/e. 
6-offering  for  a  facrifice  of  peace-offering 
9  .facrifice  of  the  peace-o^e.an  offering  made 
Sw-aJffertng. 
Exod.zg.  14-the  camp,it  i  s  a  Cm- offering 

Lev.4^.1.  SC24.  Jj9j">  "• 
50.10.  Cm-offering  of  attonements 
Lev.4.  3  -bullock  without  blemifh  for  a  (in-offering 
4.fat  of  the  bullock  for  the  fin-offering 
ay.pri.fhall  take  of  the  bloud  of  the  Cm-off. 
29. lay  his  hand  upon  the  head  of  the  Cm-offe. 
Verfe  33. 
flay  the  Gn-offe.in  the  place  of  the  bu.off. 
3  a.  bring  a  lamb  for  a  Cm-offering 
3  3  .and  flay  it  for  a  Cm-offering 
5 .6.kid  of  the  goats  for  a  Cm-offering 
7.one  for  a  fin-fl/fe>'i»g,and  the  other  for 
8  .offer  that  w  hich  is  for  the  Cm-offering  firft 
9.fprinkle  the  bloud  of  the  Cm-offering 
1 1. fine  floure  for  a  Cm-offering 
6.i7.it  is  moft  holy,as  is  the  Cm-offering 
■    2  5. this  is  the  law  of  the  Cm-offering 

Cm-offeringbe  killed  before  the  Lord 
30.and  no  Cm-offering  whereof  any  of 
7-7.as  the  Cm-offering  is/o  is  the  trefpaffe 

}7.this  is  the  law  of  the  Cm-offering 
8.2.bullock  for  the  Cm-offering 

14. he  brought  the  bullock  for  the  Cm-offering 
head  of  the  bullock  for  the  Cm-offer. 
£>.2.take  thee  a  young  calf  for  a  Gn-offering 
3  .take  ye  a  kid  of  the  goats  for  a  fin-offering 
7.goe  unto  thealtar  and  offer  the  Cm-offering 
8. Aaron  flew  the  calf  of  the  Cm-offering 
10.  liver  of  the  Cm-offering  he  burnt  upon  the 
1 y . .Cm-offering  for  the  people 
2 1. came  down  from  offering  of  the  Cm-offe. 
10. 16.  Mofes  fought  the  goat  of  the  Cm-offenng 
I7.have  not  eaten  the  Cm-offering  in  the  holy 
I9.this  day  have  they  offered  their  Cm-offer. 
eaten  the  Cm-offering  to  day 
1 2.6.turtle-dove  for  a  fin-offering 

8. the  other  for  a  Cm-offering 
1 4. 1 3 .  place  w  here  he  (hall  kill  the  fin-offering 
as  the  Cm-off. is  the  prieftsJb  is  the  tref. 
19.  prieft  (hall  offer  the  Gn-offer.and  make 
aa.  and  the  one  (hall  be  a  Cm-offering 

Verfe  31. 
1^.15 .(hall  offer  them,the  one  for  a  fin-offering 
Verfe'  30. 
1  £.3. young  bullock  for  a  Cm-offering 
T  .two  kids  of  the  goats  for  a  im-offering 
g.ani  offer  him  for  a  Cm-offering 
1  j. kill  the  goat  of  the  Cm-offering 


a  y.fat  of  the  Cm-offering  (hall  he  burne 
a7.and  the  bullock  for  the  Gn-offering 

and  the  goat  for  the  fin-fl/fmwhofe 

a3.19.fac.one  kid  or  the  goats  for  a  fin-offering 

Num.6. 1 1  .prieft  (hall  offer  the  one  for  a  fin-offe. 

14.  ew-lamb  without  blemi(h  for  a  Cm-offer. 

iS.offer  his  Gn-offering,  and  his  burnt-offer. 

7.  i6.one  kid  of  the  goats  for  a  Gn-offering 

Ver.  2 2,  2 8, 3 4, 40,  46,  5 2,  5 8,  (=4, 
70,76,  82. Chap.  15. 24.  &  a8.  1  y. 
&  29.  y,  11,  16,19,  *?• 
7.87.  kids  of  the  goats  for  fin-o^m«g,twelve 
8.8.  bullock  (halt  thou  cake  for  a  Cm-offering 

12.  thou  (hale  offer  one  for  a  Cm-offering 
if  .if. Gn-offering  before  the  Lord,for  their  ig. 
27.fhe-goat  of  the  firft  yeer  for  a  Gn-ofjcritig 
i8.9.every  Gn-off'eringof  theirs,lhall  be  moft 
28. aa.  Cm-offering,  to  make  an  attonement  for 
29. 1  i.befide  the  Gn-offering  of  the  attonement 
a  2.one  goat  for  a  Cm-offering  Ver.  2  8 , 

2  Chro.zy.i  1  .goats  for  a  Cm-offering  for  the  kingd. 
a3. brought  forth  the  hee-goats  for  theiin-o/, 
z^.Gn-offering  (hould  be  made  for  all  Ifrael 
E'fra  6. 1 7. offered  at  the  dedication— for  a  Gn-off. 

8.3  5  .twelve  hec-goats  for  a  Cm-offering 
P/^.40.6.burnt-offer.and  Cm-off.  hart  thou  not  re. 
£^.40.39.  the  porch  two  tabl. — to  flay  the  Cm-o. 
42.13  .there  (hall  they  lay  the  Cm-offering 
43.19.give  to  the  prieft  a  bullock  for  a  Im-off'e. 
a  1. take  the  bullock  of  the  Cm-off. and  burn  it 
a  a.on  the  fecond  day  offer  a  kid  for  a  Gn-of. 
2  y. prepare  every  day  a  go.n  for  a  Gn-offering 
44.27.goeth  into  the  fanct.he  (hal  off.his  lin-o. 
29-they  (hall  eat  the  meat-off.&  the  Cm-offe. 
4y.17.he  (hall  prepare  the  Cm-offering,and  the 
19-prieft  (hall  take  the  bloud  of  the  Cm-offe. 
aj.kid  of  the  goats  daily  for  3  Cm-offering 
2  y.feventh  mo.do  the  like  accor.to  the  Cm-o. 
46.20.phce  where  the  prieft  (hall  boiltbe  fin-o. 
Trefpaff'e-$>f£etin$. 
Lev.  y.6.fhall  bring  his  trefpafTe-fljjfe.unto  the  Lo. 
15.  fhekel  of  the  fanttuary,for  a  tref.offering 
16.attone.for  him  with  the  ram  of  the  a. off. 
i8.ram  without  blemifh  for  a  trefpaffe-fljffer. 
19.it  is  a  trefpaffe-o/f!  he  hath  cercainly  tref. 
6.y.day  ofhistrefpaffe-Ojff^itfg 
6\bring  his  trefpaffe-o^msg  unto  the  Lord 
ram  for  a  trefpafTe-ej^.unto  the  prieft 
1 7.  as  is  the  (in-offer.&  as  the  trefpafCe-offer. 
7,i.law  of  the  trefpaffe-e/ftritfgjit  is  moft  holy 
2.fhall  they  kill  the  trefpafic-offer'mg 
y.  it  is  a  trefpaffe-o/fmsg 
7,as  the  fin-offer,  is,  fo  is  the  trefpaffe  offer. 
37.1aw  of  the  tref.ojf.and  of  the  confecration 
14. 1  a.he-lamb,and  offer  him  for  a  trefpaffe-o/. 
1 3 .  trefpaffe-Ojf^Wtfg  ,it  is  moft  holy 
14-take  fome  of  the  bloud  of  the  uef.offering 
i7.upon  the  bloud  of  the  trefpaffe-ff#OT«g 
2 1  .lamb  for  a  trefpafle-fl/fm»g  to  be  waved  • 
a4.pti.fhaU  take  the  lamb  of  the  trefpaffe-of^ 
a  j.  and  kill  the  lamb  of  the  trefpaffe-ojfewflg 
bloud  of  thetrefpaffe-fljfeiWg 
a8.placcofthe  bloud  of  the  trefpaffe-fljferag 
19.21.fhaU  bring  his  trefpaffe-of/erag  unto  the 
even  a  ram  for  a  trefpaffe-fl^OT»g 
22.attonem.with  the  ram  of  the  trefpaffe-o/I 
Num.6. 1 2  .lamb  of  the  firft  yeer  for  a  trefpaffe-  off. 
iS.Q.txef.offe.  of  theirs  which  they  (hall  render 
i  Sam.6.%  .in  any  wife  returne  him  a  trefpaffe-ojtf! 
4.  what  fhall  be  the  trefpaffe-ffj^'.  which  we 
8.gold  which  ye  returne  him  for  a  trefp.o^. 
1 7. golden  emrods  the  Phil.ret.for  a  ttef.off. 
£^4o.39.fin-offering5and  the  trefpaffe-Oj^rag 
Chap.42.13. 
44.29.eat  the  trefpafTe-o^i'.  and  every  dedicate 
46.2o.priefts  (hallboile  the  trefpaffe-fl^msg 
wave-£>tUfins, 
EOTd.29.24.wave  them  for  a  wave-offering 

Lev.  8.  a7.Cha.14.  12, 24.8c  23.20. 
Numb.  6.  ao. 
26.waveit  for  a  wave-offering  before 

Levit.  7.  30.  &  8. 29.  &  9.  21. 
&  to.  15. 
27.fanctrfie  the  breaft  of  the  wave-offering 
Lev.z$.  1  s.brought  the  fheaf  of  the  wave-offering 
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WW- suffering. 
Neb.  10.34.caft  lots  for  the  wood-offcring,to  bring 
13.3  1. wood-offering  at. times  appointed 
£D£erfrtg,_ 
Gftf.4.3  .Cain  brought  an  offering  unto  the  Lord 
4.Lo.had  refpect  to  Abel,and  to  his  offering 
5. to  Cain  and  to  his  offer.hehad  not  refpect 
Exod.  z  5 . 2.bring  me  an  offering  of  every  man 

ye  mail  take  my  offering 
3  offering  which  yeflwll  take  of  them, gold 
29. 1 8. offering  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

Ver.  2  j,  41.  Chap.  30.  21.  Levit. 

i-9>  1  jS  17-  &  J-  2,  9**6.  &  3.  3, 

5,9,1 1,14.  &  7.  y,  2j.&8.ai,a8. 

&  22.  27.  &  23.  8,  ij,  i8,  2j,  27, 

16.  &  36.37.8c  24. 7.  Numb. 1  j.3j 

10,  13,14.  &  18.  i7. 

30. 1 3. half  a  fhekel —  (hall  be  theoff.of  the  L. 

i4.every  one  fhall  give  an  offer,  unto  the  L. 

1  %.offe.  unto  the  Lo.to  make  an  attonement 
3  5. f  .take  ye  from  amongft  you  an  offering 

who  is  willing,let  him  bring  it,an  offer. 
2 1. brought  the  Lords  offcringto  the  work 

2  2.offered  an  offering  unto  the  Lord 
24.every  one  that  did  offer  anoff.of  fil.&  br. 

brought  the  Lords  offering 
29.  children  of  Ifrael  brought  a  willing  offe. 
3  6.3.  received  of  Mofes  all  the  offering 

6.work  for  the  offering  of  the  fanccuary 
38.24.gold  of  the  offering  was  29.talents 
29.braffe  of  the  offering  was  feventy  talents 
Lew.  1.2  .if  any  man  of  you  bring  an  offering  unto 
ye  (hall  bring  your  offer,  of  the  cattell 
3.  if  his  offering  be  a  burnt-facrifice 

1  ^.offering  to  the  Lord  be  of  fowles 

bring  his  offer,  of  turtle-doves 
a.i.hisflj/^VKgfhallbe  of  fine  flower 

1 1.  no  meat-  offer,  (hall  be  made  with  leaven 
j.a.hy  his  hand  upon  the  head  of  his  offering 

Verfe  8. 
6.  offering  for  a  facrifice  of  peace-offering 
7 .if  he  offer  a  lamb  for  his  offering 
1 1.  food  of  the  offering  made  by  fire 

Verfe  16. 
1 2.and  if  his  offering  be  a  goat 
I4.he  (hall  offer  thereof  his  offering 
4. 2 3.  bring  his  offering,  a  kid  of  the  goats 

Verfe  28. 
5. 1  i.bring  for  his  offering  the  tenth  part  of  an 
6.io.offering  of  Aaron ,and  ofhisfons 
7. 13. fhall  offer  for  his  offering,  leavened  bread 
i6.facrifice  of  his  offeringbe  a  vow,or  a 

voluntary  offering,k  (hall  be  eaten 
9. 7.0ft er  the  offe.ofthe  people,and  make  an  at. 

1 5. he  brought  the  peopleso^mag 
1 7.4-offer  an  offering  before  the  Lord 
22.1  z.offering  of  the  holy  things 

2  2 .  nuke  an  offering  by  fire 

24.  make  any  offering  thereof  in  your  land 
23.14.  have  brought  an  offering  unto  your  God 
2  7.9. beaft  whereof  men  bring  an  offering 
Num.f.9.  offeringof 'all  the  holy  things  which 

1  y.lhall  bring  her  offering  for  her 

it  is  an  offering  of  jealoufie 
offering  of  memoriall,  bringing 
i8.put  the  offering  of  the  memoriall  in  her 

2  5. prieft  fhall  take  the  jealoufie-e^wVzg 

and  fhall  wave  the  offer.before  the  Lo. 
26.  prieft  (hall  take  an  handful!  of  chefl^>\ 
6. 1 4.his  offer. unto  the  Lord,one  hee-lamb 

2 1  .offering  unto  the  Lord  for  his  feparation 
7. 3-they  brought  their  offering  before  the  Lord 
10. princes  offered  their  offering  befo.the  alt. 
1,1  .offer  their  offer,  each  prince  on  his  day 
1 2.he  that  offered  his  offering  the  firft  day  was 
1 3.  his  offering  was  one  filver  charger 

Verf.  19,2^31,37,43,49,  yy, 
61,67,73,79. 
8. 1 1. offer  the  Levites  bef.the  Lo.for  an  offering 
1 3. offer  them  for  an  offering  unto  the  Lord 

1  y.  cleanfe  them  for  an  offering  unto  the  Lo. 

2  i.Aaron  offered  them  as  an  offering 
p.7  .we  may  not  offer  an  offering  ot  the  Lord 

1 3 .  offer,  of  the  Lord  in  his  appointed  feafon 
I  y.4-he  that  offereth  his  offering  unto  the  Lord 
2  y. bring  their  offering  a  facrifice  made  by  fire 
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16. 1  y  .refpeft  not  thou  their  offering 
2  8.2.my  offer'mg,and  my  bread  for  my 

3  .this  is  the  offering  made  by  fire 
j  1. 5  z.gold  of  the  offering  that  they  offered 
1  Sam.z.%9.  wherefore  kick  ye  at  mine  offering 
3.  i4,not  purged  with  facrifice,noro^;wg 
26. 1  o.let  him  accept  an  offering 
1  Kjn.  i8.29.prophefied  untill  the  time  of  the  off. 
26.  time  of  the  offering  of  the  evening  facrif. 
1  Cbro.  16.29. bring  an  offering  and  come  bef.  him 
E^ra  8. 2  5 . offering  of  the  houfe  of  our  God 
JVefe.io^.Ifraelihall  bring  thee//?,  of  the  corne 
P</a/.40.6.facrifice  and  offering  thou  didft  not  def. 
96.8.bringanflJ/fer«£,andcome  into  his  courts 
7ya.4j.23.not  caufed  thee  to  ferve  with  anoffering 
•y  3. 10.  make  his  foule  an  offering  for  fin 
66.20.bring  all  your  brethren  for  an  offering 
bring  an  offering  in  a  clean  vc.fi>.  11 
E^.20.28.prefented  the  provocation  of  their  of. 
40.43.upon  the  tables  was  the  fleih  of  the  offer. 
48.8. offering  which  they  (hall  offer 
Zepb. 3. 10.daug.of  my  difperfed  fhall  bring  my  of. 
Mai.  1 .10.  neither  will  I  accept  an  offering  at  your 
1  i.pure  offeringifox  my  Name  (hall  be  great 
1  j  .thus  ye  brought  an  offering 
2. 12.  offereth  an  offer,  unto  the  Lord  of  hoftes 

1  j  .  he  regardeth  not  the  offering  any  more 
3. 3. offer  unto  the  Lordano/.innghteoufnefs 
Acts  2 1.26.  offer,  fliould  be  offered  for  every  one 
ito.if.i6.fl/upofthe  Gentiles  might  he  accept. 
Epbef.^.z.  an  offering  and  a  facrifice  to  God  of 
Heb.  10.5.  facrifice  and  o/J'mtfg  thou  wouldeftnot 
8.facrifice  and  offering, and  burnt-offerings 

offering  for  fin  thou  wouldeft  not 
lO'Offering  of  the  body  of  Jefus  Chrift 
1 4.  by  one  offlring  he  hath  perfected  for  ever 
1 8  .where  remiffion  is,there  is  no  more  offer. 
£>fferfag. 
Num.  tf.i  j.in  offering  an  offering  by  fire 

1  Sam.7. 1  o.Samuel  was  offering  up  the  burnt-offe. 

2  S>tt».6.i8.Dav.  made  an  end  of  0//1  theburnt-o. 

1  Cbron.\6.r. 
2  I$s.io.2  5.aflbone  as  be  had  made  an  end  of  off. 


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1  J.  flefh  of  the  facrifice  of  his  peace-offerings 

Ver.i8,zo,2i. 

2Q.offereth  the  facrifice  of  his  peace-o/".unto 

off.the  facrifice  of  his  fence-offerings 

2  2.  offering  of  the  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 

3  3. offereth  the  bloud  of  the  peace- offerings 
34.fhouldertaken  from  the  facrifice  of  pe.of. 
3  7. law  of  the  facrifice  of  the  peace- offerings 

Q.4.bulloclc,and  a  ram  for  peace-offerings 
i8.flew  thebul.&'ram  for  the  facof  thep.of. 
22.came  down  from  offering  the  peace  offer. 
io-i4.given  out  of  the  facrifice  of  peace-o^ir. 
17.  j.  offer  them  for  peace-offer,  unto  the  Lord 
19.  j.offer  a  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 
22.21.  whofo  offereth  a  facrifice  of  peace-offer. 
23.r9.fcr  a  facrifice  of  peace- offerings 
Num.6. 14.  lamb  without  blemifh  for  peace-offer. 
i7.ram  for  a  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 
18. fire  under  the  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 
7.i7.fora  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 

Ver.23,29,  3?>4i>47>  11,59, 
6j,7i» 77^35  88- 
10.jo.blow  over  the  facrif.  of  yourpeacco//^. 
1  >j,8. performing  a  vo  w>  or  peace-offerings 
29.3  9-and  for  your  peace-offerings ' 
Deut.zj.y. offer peaceofferings}and  fhall  eat 
JofhS.i  1.  and  facrificed  peace-offerings 

22. 1 3. if  to  offer  peace-o//!thereon,let  the  Lord 

27. do  the  fervice  of  the  L»  with  ourpe.  offer. 

fudg.zo.z6.  offered  pcace-offerin.  before  the  Lord 

2i.4.rofe  early.and  offered  peace-offerings 

1  S<zw.io.8.facrifice  facrifices  of  peace-offerings 

Chap.  11.  if. 

1 3.9.bring  hither  a  burnt-off.to  me,&  a  pe.of. 

z  Sam.6. 17.  David  offered  peace-fl^!bef.the  Lord 

iS.end  of  offe.  the  peace-offer,  he  bleffed  the 

24.2  j.David  built  an  altar,and  offe.  peace-offe. 

1  Cbron.  zx.z6. 

1  Kw-3'  1  J.Sol.offered  peace-fl//e.and  made  a  feaft 

8.63.Solomon  offe.a  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 

64.  fatof  thepeace-o^i.7?j 
9.2? .three  times  in  a  yeer  did  Sol.  offer  pe-offe. 
2Kw.i6.ij.fprinklebIoud  of  the-p  ea. off.  on  the 


2  Chro.$.i2..offer.  according  to  the  com.  of  Moles    1  cbro.  16. 1.  they  offered  burnc  fa.and  peace-e/jfov 

2.when  David  had  made  an  end  of  offpe.e/ 
2  Ch/0.7. 7. ithere  Solo.off.red  the  fat  of  the  pea.of. 
29.3  j.bur.off.were  in  abun.with  fat  of  the  p.o. 
jo.2  2.offering  peace-o^magj-,  and  making 
3  1. 2.her  appointed  priefts  for  peace-offerings 
3  3. 16.Man.repai.the  altar,and  offer.peace-fl//e. 
Pro  7. 14. 1  have  peace-offerings  with  me 
£^.43.27.'priefts  fhall  make  your  peace-offerings 
45.15.and  the  peace.off.to  make  reconciliation 
Verfe  17. 
46. 2.prieft  fhall  prepare  his  peace-offerings 
1 2.  prince  fhall  prepare  voluntary — pe.offer. 
(hall  prepare  his  peace-ofas  on  the  fab. 
Amos  f.22.  not  regard  the  peace-,offer.  of  your  fat 

5«-£)fferings» 
Neb.  10. 3  3  ,fin-offerings,to  make  an  attonement 

T/;a^e-£Dffierfngs. 

2  Cbro.zo.i  1.  come  neer,&  bring  fac.&  thank-off. 

congrcgat.brought  in  fac.&  th mke-ojf. 

33.i6.altar,facrificed  thereon  thank-o//ifW^x 

wa.ve-$>f£zxixiq,<&. 

Ntim.iS.ix.  wave-offerings  of  the  children  of  Ifr. 

«riac-flDfferings. 
Ho/?9.4.fliall  not  offer  vi'me-offerings 

flDffertngs, 
Lev.  1 . 1  o  .and  if  hi  s  offerings  be  of  the  fl  ocfees 
2.i3.with  all  thine  offerings  thou  (halt  offer  fait 
4. 3  j  .offerings  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

Chap,  j,  12. 
6.17.  portion  of  my  offerings  made  by  fire 
10. 1 5.wave-breft  fhall  they  bring,with  the  offe. 

1  Sam.z.zS. offerings  made  by  fire  did  I  give 
29<your  felves  fat  with  the  chief  of  the  offer. 

2&w#.x.2i.lettherebenodewy— nor  fields  of  0/] 

2  Cfo'0.3 1.  io.people  began  to  bring  the  offerings 
1 2.  and  brought  in  the  offering  and  the  ty  thes 

3  ?.7.1ambs  and  kids,  for  the  paffeover  offerings 
8. gave  unto  the  priefts  for  the  paffeov.  offer, 
9-gave  unto  the  Levites  for  the  paffeov.fl^Jr, 
1 3. holy  offerings  fod  they  in  pots 
Neb.10.27.  bring  the  firft-fruitsof  out  offerings 
1  z.4$.offerings  for  the  firft-fruits 


29.29.  when  they  had  made  an  end  of  offering 
30.22. feven  dayes,offering peace-offerings 
3  5.i4.fonsof  Aaron  were  bulled  in  offering 

Exray.i  6-o//t?.willingly  for  the  houfe  of  their  G. 

fer.  1 1. 1 7. provoke  me  to  anger,in  o/iincen.toBa. 

Lu\e  2  3.36.comingtohim,and  offer,  him  vinegar 

Hcb.  10.1 1  .offering  oftentimes  the  fame  facrifices 
Bum  jDfferfngs. 

Gcn.8.zo.  Noah  offered  burnt-offer,  on  the  altar 
ffo.10.25.muft  alfo  give  us  facrifices  &  butnt-of. 
20.24.facrifice  thereon  thy  burnt- offerings 

See  more  fully  %m\\t-ojferings. 
pra^-iDScrfngS,  See3Djfnbe, 
Free-will-®  tTvciriQB, See  jftce. 
Heave-'DSetitiQS, 
Nurn.i  8.8.  given  thee  charge  of  mine  heave-offer. 

\9.heavc-0fferings  of  the  holy  things 
Dent.  1 2.6.heave-o/!of  your  hand,and  your  vovves 

jjDfferingS  of  the  Lord. 
Lev.z.2. offerings  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 

10. thing  moftboly,of  the  oj^.  of  the  Lord 
6. 1 8. concerning  the  offerings  of  the  Lord 
7.30.handsfhall  bring  the  offerings  of  the  Lord 

3  5.  portion  out  of  the  offerings  of  the  Lord 
1 0.1 2.that  remaineth  of  the  offer  of  the  Lord 
2 1 .6.offerings  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 

Ver.21.Cbap.  24.9.0^1*.  18.1. 

1  Sam.z.\7.men  abhorred  the  offerings  of  the  Lord 

Meat-£>ftttin$8,Sce  $$eat, 

Peace-iDSvcinzS. 

£Xfl^.20.24.fhalt  facrifice  thereon  thy  peace-o/fer. 

24.<;.facrificed  peace- offerings  unto  the  Lord 

2  9. 2  8.  of  the  facrifice  of  their  peace-  offerings 

3  2.6.brought  peace  offerings,  and  the  people 
Iro.4.10.  bullock  of  the  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 

26. fat  of  the  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 

3  i.taken  from  offthc  facrifice  of  peace-  offe. 
Verfe  3J. 
6. 1 2.burn  thereon  the  fat  of  peace-offerings 
7.1 1. law  of  the  facrifice  of  peace- offerings 

13.  facrifice  of  thankfgivingjofpeace-o/^r. 

1 4.bloud  of  the  peice-offerings 


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i3-5.and  the  offc;i-'ir,s  of  the  priefts 
Pfd.zo.2.  remember  all  thy  offerings 
jer.\\.% .offerings ami  incenfe  in  their  hands 
£^.20.40.therc  will  I  require  your  offerings 
H0fS.12.fo1  facrifices  of mine  offeungi  they  offe. 
Amos  5.25.facrific.and  offerings  in  the  wilderneife 
Mal.2.^.ojfcr.  of  Judah  and  Jerufalem  bepleafant 

8.robbed  thee  ?  In  tythes  and  offerings 
Lu\e  21. 41. abundance  call  into  theoffenngs 
Ails  24. 1 7. came  to  bring  alms  to  my  nat.&  offer. 

Priefts  &flice. 
£^0rf.2S.i.minifter  unto  me  in  the  priefts  office 

Ver.3,4,4i.Chap.29. 1,44.8c  30.30. 
3  &  35.  19.  &40.  13,  15. 

29. 9. priefts  office  fhall  be  theirs 
3  i.io.fons  to  minifter  in  the  priefts  office' 
39.4i.garnientstominifterinthe  pueftsw^c 
Ee-0.7.1  -/.minifter  unto  the  L.in  the  priefts  office 
16.3  2.  minifter  in  the  priefts  office  in  his  £uh. 
iv"w«.3.3.confecr3ted  to  minift.in  the  priefts  office 
4.1thamar  miniftred  in  the  priefts  office 
10.fh.ill  wait  on  their  priefts  office 
1 8.7.thou  &  thy  fons  fhall  keep  your  prie.  office 
I  have  given  your  priefts  office  unto  you 
DeM.io.6.Eleazar  miniftred  in  the  priefts  office 
1  Sam.z.26.put  me — into  one  of  the  pne&s-cffices 
1  Chro.6.  io.executed  the  priefts  office  in  the  temple 

24.2.Ithamar  executed  the  priefts  office 
z  Chro.i  i.i4.caft  them  off  from  execut.  the  pri.fl/. 
Ln\e  i.S.executed  the  priefts  office  before  God 
tiDffice. 

Gcn.4 1. 1 3  .me  he  reftored  to  mine  office 
Exod.i.i6.v/hen  ye  doe  the  office  of  a  midwife 
Num.4. 1 6.office  of  Eleazar  the  Ton  of  Aaron 

1  Cbro.6.2  2.  waited  on  their  office  according 
9. 2  2. ordain  in  their  fee  office 

26.chief  porters  were  in  their  fet  office 
3  1 .  MiUithiah  had  the  fet  office  over  the  thi. 
2  3.28.their0//j«?  was  to  wait  on  the  fons  of  A. 

2  CW.24.1  icheft  was  brought  into  the  Kin.office 
3 1. 1  f.fet  office,  to  give  to  their  brethren 

1 8. in  their  fet  office  they  fanclified  themfelvs 

Neb.  13.13.  office  was  to  diftribute  to  their  bretb. 

Pjal.  1 09. 8. let  another  take  his  office 

£^.44.1 3  .fhall  not  come  neer  to  do  the  office  of 

Rom. 1 1.1 3.1  magnifie  mine  office 

1 2.4. all  members  have  not  the  fame  office 

1  tint.  3 . 1  .if  a  man  defire  the  office  of  a  Bifhop 
10. let  them  ufe  the  office  of  a  deacon 
1 3  .ufed  the  office  of  a  deacon  well 

Hci^.j.receivethefl^feoithepriefthood 

Officer. 
G1CB.37.36.  Potiphar  an  officer  of  Pharaoh 

Chap.  39. 1 
/«c-/g.9.2S.and  Zebul  his  officer 

1  2C^-4-5-Z3bud  was  princip  ill  office  r,  &  theKi 

i9.Gebar  was  the  only  officer  in  the  land 
22.9.King  of  Iftael  called  an  officer 

2  K«.8.6.Ki.appointed  unto  her  a  certain  officer 

25.  i9.out  of  the  city  he  took  an  officer 
2  Cbro.  z  4. 1 1 .  officer  came  and  emptied  the  cheft 
M#.j.2$  Judge deliv.thee to  thefl$zc.&  theofficer 

Lu\e  it.  58. 
£Dfftor#. 
Ge».40.2.was  wrcth  with  two  of  his  officers 

7.called  Pharaohs  officers  that  were  with  him 
Exod.  5.6.Pha.comman.  the  task-maft.&  their  offi. 
io.officers  went  out  and  fpake  to  the  people 
i4.and  the  officers  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
1 5. officers  of  Ifr3el  came  and  cryed  to  Phar, 
io.officers  did  fee  they  were  in  evill  cafe 
Num.  n .  1 6.  elders  of  the  people3and  officers  over 
3 1.  i4.Mofes  was  wroth  with  the  officers 
^.officers  which  were  over  thoufands 
DeM.  1.1  j. officers  among  your  tribes 

1 6. 1 8.  Judges  and  officers  (halt  thou  make  thee 
20.  ^.officers  (hall  fpeak unto  the  people 
8. officers  (hall  fpeak  further  unto 
9.  when  the  officers  have  made  an  end  of 
29.  io.your  officers  with  all  the  men  of  Ifrael 
3  i.28.gath.the  elders  of  your  tribes  and  officers 
fojb.  1 . 1  o.  Jofhua  commanded  the  officers  of  the 
3.2.0/jfe'j-wentthorow  the  hofte 
8. 1 2,  officer  sand  their  judges  ftood 
2  3  Jofhua  called  for  all  Ifrael,  and  their  officers^ 
24. 1  .and  for  their  officers, and  they  prefented 

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7.Solomon  hid  twelve  offic.ovei  all  Ifrael 

27.  thofe  offic.  provided  viftuall  for  Ki.  Sol. 

28.  place  where  the  officers  were 
5.  i6.chief  of  Solomons  officers  which  were 
9.2  j.thefe  were  the  chief  of  the  officers 

2  Vjn.i  1.1  f.Jehoiada the prieft comman.the ef.of 
j8  prieit  appointed  officers  over  the  houfe  of 
Zj..i2.Jehoiachin  went  out — he  and  his  officers 
1  5. officers, and  the  mighty  of  the  land  carri. 
1  Cbro.z$.4.  fix  thoufand  viae  officers  and  Judges 
26.20.Chenaniah  and  his  fons  were  for  officers 
30.  Hebronites  wete  officers  among^hem  of 
27. 1. officers  that  ferved  the  King  in  any  matter 
zS.i.officers,8c  with  the  mighty  men,&  withal 
z  Chro.8.  io.Solom.  o/fic.  even  2  50.  that  bare  rule 
'  1 8. 8. King  of  Ifrael  called  for  one  of  his  office. 
1 9. 1  i.Levites  fhall  be  officers  before  you 
2  3.  1 8.  Jehoiada  appointed  the  officers  of  the 
34.1 3  .Levites,there  were  fcribes  and  officers 
Eflher  i.8.King  had  appointed  to  all  the  officers 
2.  j. and  let  the  King  appoinr  officers  in  all 
$.-$. officers  of  the  King  helped  the  Jewes 
Ifa.60.17. I  will  alfo  make  thine  officers  peace 
Jer.zg.z6.  fhould  be  officers  in  the  houfe  of  the  L. 
John  7.3  2.chief  priefts  fent  officers  to  take  him 
4f.then  came  theofficers  to  the  chief  priefts 
46.0ffi.cers  anfwered,Never  man  fpake  like 
1 8.3Judas  having  received  officers  from  the  hi. 
1  i.officers  of  the  Jewes  tooke  Jefus 
18. officers  flood  there  who  had  made  a  fire 
2 2. one  of  the  officers  ftroke  Jefus 
ig.6.officersfavi  him,  theyctyed  out 
Acts  ^.zz.offcers  came,and  found  them  not  in  the 
2<S,then  went  the  captain  with  the  officers 
jDfiftceiS. 
1  Sam.z.7,6.  me,I  pray  theejinto  one  of  the  pri.  of. 

1  Cbro.14. 3. according  to  their  offices  in  their  ferv. 

2  Chro.7. 6. priefts  waited  on  their  offices 
Neh.i  3.i4.houfe  of  my  God,&  for  the  (^.thereof 

:©fcfeotiring. 
Lam. 3.45. made  us  as  the  off-fioaring  and  refufe 
1  Cor.  4. 13.  and  are  the  off-fcouring  of  all  things 

3Dt?-fpjmg. 
Job  5.2  5. thine  off-fpring  as  the  graffe 

2i.8.their  off-fpring  before  their  eyes 

27.14  ojf-Jprin?  fhall  not  be  fatisfied 

3 1. 8. let  my  off- fpringbt  rooted  out 
Ifa.zz.z^.off-fpiing's.xid  the  iffne,all  veffels 

44.3.pour  my  blefling  upon  thine  off-fpring 

48. 19. off-fpring  of  thy  bowels  like  the  gravell 

6 1. q. off-fpring  among  the  pec  pie 

6 5.23  .ietd  bleffed,&  their  off  fpringvi ith  them 
Ads  17.28.  for  we  alfo  are  his  off-fpring 

29.  forafmuch  then  as  we  are  the  off-fpring 
Rev.zz.16.100t,  and  the  off-fpring  of  David 

mu 

2  JCi».4.8.as  oft  as  he  paffed  by,he  turned  in 
fob  21.17.  how  o/icometh  their  deftruftion  upon 
Pfal.7S.40.  how  oft  did  they  provoke  him 
ikfa£.9. 1 4. Pharif.faft  oft, but  thy  difciples  faft  not 
17.1  5.0/j  times  he  fallethinto  the  fire^nd  oft 
18.21.  how  oft  fhall  my  brother  fin  againft  me 
Ma\e  7.3.Jewes,except  they  wafh  oft,  eat  not 
Ads  26. 1 1.  punifhed  them  oft  in  every  fynagogue 

1  Cflr.11.25.this  doe  ye  as  oft  as  ye  drink  of  it 

2  Cor.  1 1. 23. in  prifons  more  frequent,in  deaths  oft 
2  Tim.  1 . 1 6 .oft  refreshed  me,and  was  not  afhamed 
Heft.6.7.eattb  drinktth  up  the  rain  that  cometh  oft 

€>ften. 
Pro.  29.  i.he  that  being  often  reproved  hardeneth 
Mai.  3 . 1 6.  they  that  feared  the  Lo.  fpake  often  one 
Mat.  13.37.  how  often  would  I  have  gathered 

Luty  13.14. 
Marty  5.4.0/frabound  with  fetters  and  chaines 
Luty  j. 3  3.  difciples  of  John  faft  often 

1  Cor.i  1. 26. as  often  as  we  eat  this  bread 

2  Cor.i  i.26.in  journeying  often,'m  perils  of  water 

27. in  painfulneflejin  watching  often 

in  hunger  and  thirft,in  fallings  often 
Pfti/.  3. 18. many  walk,  of  whom  Itold  you  often 
1  Tw».$.23.ufe  a  little  wine  for  tbineoften  infir. 
Hf&.9.2$.notthathefhould  offer  himfelfeoffea 

2  6.for  then  he  muft  have  often  differed 
Rev.i  1.6.  fmite  the  earth  with  plagues  as  often  as 


Ecclef.7. iz. oftentimes  thine  own  heart  knoweth 
Mat.17. 1  ^.oftentimes  it  cafteth  him  into  the  fire 

Marty  9.  22. 
L/%  8.2  ^.oftentimes  it  had  caught  him  and  he  was 
/flte  i8.2.Jefus oftentimes  reforted  thither 
Rom.  if.  1 3  .oftentimes  I  purpofed  to  come  to  you 
2  Cor.S.zz.ofteniimes proved  diligent  in  many  thi. 
Hcb.  1 0.1 1. offering  oftentime s  the  fame  facrifices 

k>ttmx. 
Acts  24.26.  fent  for  him  the  oftner, znd  commun. 


Nitm.z  1.3  3. and  Og  King  of  Bafhan  went  out  ag. 

32.3  3.kingdome  of  Og  King  of  Bafhan 
Deut.i.^.Og  King  ofBafhan,  which  dwelt  at  Ed. 
3 . 1.  Og  King  ot  Balh'an  came  out  againft  us 
3  .God  delivered  into  our  hands  Og  alfo 
4.Argob,the  kingdom  of  Og  in  Ba.  Ve.io. 
1  l.Og  King  of  Bafhan  remained  of  the  gya. 
1 3  .kingdom  of  Og  gave  I  unto  the  half  tribe 
4.47  .land  of  Og  King  of  Bafhan 
29.7. King  of  £L'fhbon,and  Og  King  of  Bafhan 
3 1.4.U)  Sihon,and  to  Og, Kings  of  the  Ammor. 
Jofb. 2.io.Sihon  and  Og,whom  ye  utterly  deftroy. 
9.10.  Og  King  of  Bafhan  which  was  at  Afhtar. 
1 2.4.coaft  of  Og  King  of  Bafhan 
1 3 . 1 2.  Og  in  Bafhan  which  reigned  in  Afhtar. 
30.  all  thekingdomes  of  Og 
3 1. cities  of  the  kingdome  of  Og  were  pertai. 
1  Kjn.4. 19-Gebar  was  in  the  countrey  of  Og 
Jv"ck9.22.pcfieffed  the  land  of  Og  and  Sihon 
Pfal.  1 3  5.1 1. Og  King  ofBafhan,and  all  the  king. 
136. 20. Og  the  King  of  Bafhan,  for  his  mercy 
JP.onSPi). 
GsK.17.18.  0  that  Ifhmacl  might  live  before  thee 
1 8. 30.0/?  let  not  the  Lord  be  angry      Ver.32. 
1 9. 1 8. Lot  faid,Oft  not  fo,my  lord 

zo.oh  let  me  efcape  thither 
24.12. 0  Lord  God  of  my  mafter  Abraham 
27.34.even  me  alfo,  0  my  father        Ver.  38. 
3  2.9.j3Cob  faidjO  God  of  my  father  Abraham 
Chap.  43.  20. 
49.6. 0  my  foule,come  not  thou  into  their 
Exod.i  2.3 1.0ft,  this  people  have  finned  a  great 
Deut.j.zy.O  that  there  were  fuch  an  heart  in 
3  2.29.O  that  they  were  wife,thatthey 
33.23.O  Naphtali,fatisfied  with  favour 
Judg.6.\i-  oh  my  lord,  if  the  Lord  be  with  us 
2  Sam.  1  j.4.Abfolom  faid,0  that  I  were  made  Jud. 
23. 1 5.0ft  that  one  would  give  me  drink 

1  Chron.i  1.1  j. 
1  Chro.^.io.ob  that  thou  wouldeft  bleffe  me 
fob  6.8.0  that  I  might  have  my  requeft 
10. 1 8.0  that  I  had  given  up  theghoft 
1 1 . 5 .0  that  God  would  fpeak  and  open  his 
16.Z  i.Othatone  might  plead  foraman 
1 9.23.0ft  that  my  words  were  now  written 

oft  that  they  were  printed  in  a  book 
31.3  1,0ft  that  we  had  of  his  flefh 
3  5 .0  that  one  would  heare  me 
Pfal.14.7.0  that  the  falvation  of  Ifrael  were  come 
5  5 .6 .0  that  I  had  wings  like  a  dove 
8 1.1 3.O  that  my  people  had  hearkened  tome 
107.8.O  that  men  would  praife  the  Lord 

Ver.  15, 2r,  31. 
1 19. y.  0  that  my  wayes  were  dire cted 
1 2  3 . 1 . 0  thou  that  dwelled  in  the  heavens 
Pro. 10. 1 3. 0  how  lofty  are  their  eyes 
Ifa.  1  o.  5 .0  Affyrian,the  rod  of  mine  anger  , 
48. 18.O  that  thou  hadft  hearkened  to  my  com. 
54.1 1.0ft  thouaffli£red,toffed  withtempeft 
64.1.0b  that  thou  wouldeft  rent  the  heavens 
fer.g.i.  oh  that  my  head  were  waters 

44.4.0ft  doe  not  this  abominable  thing 
Mat.%.z6.vnhy  are  ye  fearfull,  0  ye  of  little  faith 
26.39.O  myFather,ifitbepoffible,letthiscup 
42.O  my  Father,  if  this  cup  may  not  paffe 
Rom.  1 1 . 3  3 .0  the  depth  of  the  riches  both  of  the 

Ge3.46.10.fons  of  Simeon^Oftarf        Exod.6.1^. 

®m 

1  Cftio.3.2o.and  Hazubah,  and  Ohel,  and  Berochi. 

£D&e. 
Gen.$  5.4.  Jacob  hid  them  under  an  oty 

8. Deborah  was  buried  —  under  an  oty 
X  x  x  2 


OKE      OLD 

J0fh.z4.z6Xtx.it  up  there  under  an  oty 
Judg.6. 1 1  .angel  of  the  Lord  fate  under  an  oty 
19.  brought  it  out  unto  him  under  the  oty 
z  Sam, 18. 9.  Abfol.  mule  went  under  a  great  oty 
his  head  caught  hold  ot  iheoty 
lo.faw  Abfalom  hanged  in  an  oty 
1 4. alive  in  the  midftoftheo^e 
1  Kjn.  i3.i4.manofGcd  found  him  under  an  oty 
1  Cfo-o.io.i2.  buried  their  bones  under  the  oty  in 
I  ft.  L30.bc  as  an  oty  whofeleaf  fadeth 
6. 1 3  .o^jwhofe  fubftance  is  in  them 
44«i4.takcth  the  cypreffe  and  the  oty 
E\ety6.i$.  idols  under  every  thick  oty 

sDfce0. 
ifa.i.zQ.  afhamed  of  the  otys  which  ye  have  deiir. 

2. 13. and  upon  all  the  otys  of  Bafhan 
£^.27.6.of  the  otys  of  Bafhan  have  they  made 
Hof.4.13.  burne  incenfe  upon  the  hils  underfill 
Arms  2.9.Amorite  was  ftrong  as  the  otys 
Zccft.ii.2.howle,  O  ye otys oi  Bafhan 

GM.5.32.No3hwas  foo.yeers  old,md  begat  Sem 
7. 6. Noah  was  6oo.yeers  old  when  the  floud  of 
1  i.io.Shem  was  ioo.yeerso/e/andbegatArph. 
i2.4.Abram  was75.yeets  old  when  he  depart. 
1 5#9.take  me  an  heifer  of  three  yeers.oZrf 

a  fliee-goat  and  a  ram  of  three  ye.old 
16.16. Abraham  was  86.yeersoWwhen  Hagat 
17. 1. was  9?.yeersoWwhen  the  L.appearedto 
1 2.he  that  is  eight  dayes  old  fhall  be  circum. 
1 7. that  is  loo.y.ol.— fhalSa.that  is 90. y. old 
24. Abraham  was  99.yeerso/flfwhenhe  was 
25.1fhmael  was  13.ye.0Zi  when  he  was  circ. 
18.1 1. now  Abraham  and  Sarah  were  old 
1 2.I  am  waxen  old — «  my  lord  being  old  alfo 
1 3 .of  a  furety  bear  a  child  which  am  old 
i9.4.compaffed  the  houfe  round,both  old 8c  yo. 

3  i.our  father  is  o/i,and  there  is  no  man 

21. 4.being  eight  dayes  oW,as  God  had  comma. 

y.a  hundred  yeers  old  when  his  fon  Ifaac  was 

23.1.  Sarah  was  a  hundr.twenty  &  feven  ye.old 

24.1.  Abraham  was  old  &  well  ftricken  in  age 

36.bare  a  fon  to  my  mafter  when  (he  was  old 

2  5.20.Ifaac  was  forty  yeers  old  when  he  took 
26.1faac  was  60.  ye.  old  when  (he  bare  them 

26.34.Efau  was  forty  yeers  old  when  he  took 
27. 1  .it  came  to  paffe  when  Ifaac  was  old 
2.behold  I  am  oW,and  know  not  the  day  of 

3  f.29.being  old  and  full  of  dayes 
37.2.Jofeph  being  17.  yeers  old  was  feeding 
47.8. Pharaoh  faid  to  Jacob,How  */<sfart  thou 
49.9.asanoWlyon  :  who  fhall  roufehimup 
50.26Jofephdied,being  1 10.  yeers  old 

Exod.y. 7. and  Mofes  was  fourfcore  yeers  old 
io.9.goe.  with  our  young  and  with  our  old 
30.i4.numbred  from  twenty  yeers  oldSiabove 
38.26.from  twenty  yeers  old  and  upward 

Numb.  1.  3,  i83  20,  22,  24, 26, 28^ 
30,  32,34, 36,  38,40,42,  4f.Cha. 
14.29.&  26,2,4-&  3 2.1 1. 1  Chro.z\. 
27.  2.Cft/-0.2j.5.&  31.  17. £^3.8. 
Lev.  1 3 . 1 1 .  it  is  an  old  leprofie  in  the  skin  of  his 
2j.22.eato/i  fruit  untill  the  ninth  yeer 

ye  fhall  eat  of  the  old  ftorc 
26.10.eat  old  ftore,and  bring  forth  theold 
27.3.  male  from  twenty  yeers  old 

Jeven  to  frxty  yeers  old 

5.  if  it  be  from  five  yeers  old 
even  to  twenty  yeers  old 

6.  if  it  be  from  a  moneth  old 
even  to  five  yeeres  old 

7. if  it  be  from  fixty  yeers  o/Wand  above 
Num.^.i^.  male  from  a  moneth  old  and  upward 
2 i.males  from  a  moneth  oWand  upward 
Ver.  2  8, 3  4, 3  9,40^4  3 
4,3.from  30.ye.o/iandupward,to  ^o.yeets old 
Ver.  13,30,  35,  39,4?»47- 
1  Chron.  23.  3. 
8.24.  Levites  from  2  5.  yeetsold  and  upward 
i8.i6.redeemed  from  a  moneth  old 
26.62.twenty  &  three  thouf.— from  amon.oW 
33.39.Aaron  was  12  3.  yeers  old  when  he  died 
D£«t8.4.raiment  waxed  not  old  upon  thee 
28.50.malL  not  regard  the  perfon  of  theold 
29.  y.cloathes  are  not  waxen  old  upon  you 

fhoe  not  waxen  old  upon  thy  foot 
3i.2.Mofes 


OLD  OLD OLD        OLD 

2j.io.removenot  the  o/d  land-mark 
z  i.defpife  not  thy  mother  when  (he  is  old 
Eccle.4.1  j. better  is  a  poor  child  then  an  oWKing 
Cant.7.1  3  .all  manner  ofpleafant  fruit,new  &  old 
Ifa.  1 5. 5  .Zoar,an  heifer  of  three  yeers  old 
zo.4.young  and  o/d,naked,and  bare-foot 
22.i  i.made  a  ditch  for  the  water  of  the  o/.pool 
yo.^.all  (hall  wax  old  as  a  garment 
S8.ir.dull  build  the  old  wafte  places 
6i.4.they  (hall  build  the  old  waftes 
6  5.  20.  child  (hall  die  an  hundred  yeers  old 

(inner  being  an  1  oo.ye.o/rf  {hall  be  ac. 
fer.6.  i6.fee  and  ask  for  the  o/dpathes 

3  8.1 1. took  thence  old  clouts,  and  o/d  rott.  rags 
1 2.put  now  the  old  clouts  under  thine  arme. 
48.34.a8an  heifer  of  three  yeetsold 
51.22.  break  in  pieceso/al  and  young 
52.i.Zedekiah  was  one  and  twenty  yeers  old 
Lam.  2. 21  .the  young  and  old  lie  on  the  ground 
3-4.my  flefii  and  my  skin  hath  he  made  old 
jE^9.6.flay  utterly,o/rf  and  young,both  maid  & 
2  j. 4}. her  that  was  old  in  adulteries 
2  5. 1  y.df  ftroy  it  for  the  old  hatred 
3 6. 1  i.I  will  fettle  you  after  your  old  eftates 
Dan.$.  3  i.Darius  took  the  kingd.  being  61.ye.old 
Mlcab  6.6.  calves  of  a  yeer  old 
Mat.z.\6.  flew  all  the  children  from  two  ye.  eld 
9.i6.new  cloth  unto  an  old  garment 
i7.new  wine  into  old  bottles        .^•.2.22. 
Lutyi.-tf. 
Mar\e  2.  21.  foweth  new  cloth  on  an  old  garment 
new  piece  taketh  away  from  the  old 
Luke  2.41.  when  he  was  twelve  ye.  old  they  went 
5 . 3  6.  piece  of  a  new  garment  upon  an  old 

new  agreeth  not  with  the  old 
39.  no  man  having  drunk  old  wine,  defiieth 
newjfor  he  faith,The  old  is  better 
9.8. that  one  of  the  old  prophets  is  rifen  again 
John  3.4.how  can  a  man  be  born  when  he  is  old 
8.J7.thou  art  not  yet  fifty  yeers  old 
21.  i8.(halt  be  oW,thou(haIt  ftretch  forth  thy 
Acts  4.22.man  was  above  forty  yeers  old 
7.23  .was  full  forty  yeers  old,  it  came  into 
21.16.  Mnafon  of  Cyprus,  an  o/ddifciple 
Rom.4.  i9.\vhen  he  was  about  an  hundred  ye.  old 
ii  Cfl>'.j.7.purge  out  therefore  the  old  leaven 

8  .keep  the  feaftnot  with  old  leaven 
2  Coy. 3 .14.  reading  of  the  old  Teftament 
5.17.  old  things  are  paft  away 

1  r«».4.7.refufe  profane  and  old  wives  fables 
$.9.widow  taken  into  thenum.under  6o.y.old 

Heb.S.  1 3-new  covenant  hath  madethe  firft  old 

and  waxeth  old,is  ready  to  vanifli 

2  P^.i.9.ptirged  from  hisold  fins 
2.  y.fpared  not  the  old  world,but  faved  Noah 

1  John  2.7.0/rfcommandement  which  he  had  from 
o/rfcommandementis  the  word 
Rev.  1 2.9.that  old ferpent  called  the  devill 
20.2.1aid  hold  on  the  dragon,that  old  ferpent 
iDtt)  age. 
Gen.  1  y .  1  y.thou  (halt  be  buried  in  a  good  old  age 
2 1. 2. bare  Abraham  a  fon  in  his  old age 
7.I  have  born  him  a  fon  in  his  old  age 
25.8. Abraham  died  in  a  good  oldage 
37.3.becaufehewasthefonofhiso#age 
44.20.  and  a  child  of  his  old  age 
JWf.8. 3  2.Gideon  died  in  a  good  old  age 
Ruth  4. 1  5.  notiriflier  of  thine  old  age 
1  -K)«.i5.23.in  the  time  ofhiso/d  age  he  wasdif. 
1  Chro.zg.z8.died  in  a  good  o/dage,full  of  dayes 
Job  jo.2.in  whom  old  age  was  periihed 
Pfal-7  i.p.caft  me  not  off  in  the  time  of  old  age 

92.14.brmg  forth  fruit  in  old age 
Ipt.46-4.and  even  to  your  old  age,  I  am  he 
Lu\e  i.36.Elizab.  conceived  a  fon  in  here/dage 
JDID  gate,  See  (Bate. 
iDlD  man- 
Gen.z  5.8. Abraham  died  an  oldman,  &  full  of  ye. 
43.27.theo/dman  of  whom  ye  fpake 
44.20.we  have  a  father,an  old  man 
Lew.  1 9. 3  2.honour  the  face  of  the  oldman 
Judg.  1 9. 1 6.came  an  old  man  from  his  work 
17.0/*/ man  faid  untohim,Whithergoeft 
zo.oldman  faid,Peace  be  with  thee 
2  2.fpake  to  the  maft.ofthehoufe,  theoldm. 
1  Sam.z.i  1  .fhall  not  be  an  old  man  in       Ve.3  2. 


OLD         OLD 


3i.2.Mofes  faid,I  am  1 20.  yeers  old  this  day 
32.7.remember  the  dayes  of  old 
34. 7. Mofes  was  1  zo.yeersold  when  he  died 
fojb.<).  1 1.  they  did  eat  of  the  old  corn  of  the  land 
1 2.manna  ceafed  after  they  had  eaten  old  cor. 
,  6.2i.deftr.  all,man  and  woman,young  and  old 
9.4.took  o/dfackes  upon  their  afles 

wine  bottles ,o/d and  rent,and  bound  up 
5.0/d  (hoes  and  clouted  upon  their  feet 

and  old  garments  upon  them 
1 3.garments  and  our  (hoes  are  become  old 
13-i.now  Jofhua  was  o/d,and  ftricken  in  yeers 

the  Lord  faid  unto  him,  Thou  art  old 
14.7.  forty  yeers  old  was  I  when  Mofes 

10.I  am  this  day  fourfcore  and  five  yeers  old 
S3.i.JoflvuawaxedoWand  ftricken  in  age 

2.Jo(hua  (aid  unto  them,I  am  oldand  ftrick. 
24.29.J01h.fon  of  Nun  died  being  1  lo.ye.  old 
Judg.  2.  8. 
Judg.6.  z  y  .fecond  bu  Hock  of  feven  yeers  old 
Ruth  1. 1 2.I  am  too  old  to  have  a  husband 

1  Sam.z.zz.now  Eli  was  very  old,and  heard  all 
4. 1  y.now  Eli  was  ninety  and  eight  yeers  old 
8.  i.when  Samuel  waso/i,he  made  his  fons  Ju. 

y.thou  art  old,and  thy  fons  walk  not  in  thy 
1 2.2.I  am  old  and  gray-headed 

2  Sam.  2.  io.Sauls  fon  was  forty  yeers  old  when  he 

4.4.1ame  of  his  feet,and  was  five  yeers  old 
5. 4. David  was  thirty  yeers  old  when  he  began 
19.3  2.  Barzillai  was  fourfcore  yeers  old 
3  y  .1  am  this  day  fourfcore  yeers  old 

1  Kin.  1. 1  .King  David  was  oldyand  ftricken  in  ye. 

1  y.King  was  very  old,and  Abiihag  miniftred 
1 1 .4. when  Solomon  was  old,  his  wives  turned 
1 3. 1 1. there  dwelt  an  old  prophet  in  Bethel 

2  y. told  it  in  the  city  where  the  old  prophet 
29.0/d prophet  came  to  the  city  to  mourne 

14.2  i.Rehoboamwas4i.ye.o/rfwhen  he  began 

2  2.42.Jeho(haphat  was  3  5.  ye.  old  when  he  be. 

2  Chiron.  20.31. 

2  Kjn.4. 1 4. (he  hath  no  child,  and  her  husb.  is  old 

8.17.  thirty  and  two  yeeres  old  was  he 

zChron.zi.zo. 
z6.  two  and  twenty  yeers  old  was  Ahaziah 
1 1 . 2 1  .feven  yeers  old  was  Jehoaih 
14. 2. wis  twenty  and  five  yeers  old 
1      2i.Judah  took  Azar.whichwas  zi.yeetsold 
1  y.2.fixteen  yeers  old  was  Azariah,when  he 
33.  five  and  twenty  yeers  old  was  Jotham 
18. 2-  Hezekiah,  twenty  and  five  ye.  0/d  was  he 
2 1. 19.  Amnion  was  two  and  twenty  yeers  old 
22.1.  Jofiah  was  cighr  yeers  old  when  he  beg3n 
23.3  i.Jehoahaz  was  zi.yt.old  when  he  began 
36.Jehoiakim  was  2y.ye.o/dwhenhe  began 
24.8.  Jchoiachin  was  18.ye.ff/iwhenhebegan 
1 8.Zedekiah  was  2 1 .  ye.  old  when  he  began 
iChro.z  .21.  married  when  he  was  fixty  yeers  old 
23. i.when  D.ivid  viasold,he  made  Solo.  King 
27. 23. David  took  not  the  num.from  zo.y.old 
z  Chro.  1 2. 1 3. for  Rehoboam  was  4 1  .yeers  old 
2 1.  y .  Jehoram  was  thirty  and  two  yeers  old 
22  2. forty  and  two  yeers  old  was  Ahaziah 
24.  i.Joaih  was  feven  yeers  old 

1  y.Jehoiadah  waxed  oWand  full  of  dayes 
ahund.and  thirty  ye.old  was  he  when 
2?.i.Amaziah  was  five  and  twenty  yeers  old 
26.  i.  Judah  took  Uzziah,  who  was  i6.ye.  old 

3  .fifteen  yeers  old  was  Uzz  iah,  when  he 
27.i-Jotham  was  five  and  twenty  yeers  old 

8.  was  2  y.  yeers  old  when  he  began  to  reigne 
28. 1 .  Ahaz  was  20.  ye.  old  when  he  began  to 
29.  i.Hez.began  foreign  when  he  was  2  %.yj>ld 
3 1.  i6\males  from  three  yeers  old  and  upward 
33.1  .ManalTeh  vv  as  1 2  .yeers  old  w hen  he  began 
2t  .Ammon  was  2i.yeers  old  when  he  began 
3  4. 1. Jofiah  was  eight  yeers  old  when  he 
36.2.J«hoahaz  was  23.  yeers  old  when  he 
Ncfc.9. 2 1  .their  clot hes  w  axed  not  old 
Eflb.  3.13  .deftroy  all  the  Jewes,both  young  &  old 
/tt&2i.7.wickedlive,becomeo/rf,yea,andaremig. 
3  2.6.1  am  young,and  ye  are  very  old 
41. 17. fo  Job  died,being  old,and  full  of  dayes 
P/d.3  2.3  .my  bones  waxed  o/rf,through  my  roaring 
3  7.2?. I  have  been  young,and  now  am  old 
7 1 . 1 8.when  I  am  old  and  gray-headed 
Pie.2  2.6.when  he  is  old  he  will  not  depart  from  it 


4.  i8.he  was  an  o/d  man  and  heavy 
17. 1 2.went  among  men  for  an  old  man 
28.  i4-an  old  man  cometh  Uj>,and  is  cover,  with 
2  Chro.  ^6.  ty.old  man,or  him  that  (touped  for  age 
■Ta.6j.20.  nor  an  old  man  that  hath  not  filkd  his 
Lu\e  1  ,i8.I  am  an  o/c/m3n,and  my  wife  wel  ftri. 
Rom.6.6.our  oldman  is  crucified  with  him 
Ephef4.zz.0ld  man  which  is  corrupt 
Ce/.3.9.put  off  the  oldman  with  his  deeds 
jDIO  men. 

1  Kjn.  1 2.6.  Rehoboam  confulted  w^  the  old  men 
8.  but  he  forfook  thecounfcll  of  theold  men 
1 3. and  forfook  the  old  mens  counfell 

2  Chro.  10. 6. Rehoboam  took  counfell  with  ol.  m. 
8. forfook  thecounfcll  which  the  old  m.  gave 
1 3  .Rehob.forfook  the  counfell  of  the  oldm. 

Pfal.i  48. 1 2. young  men  and  maics,o/c/  men  &  ch. 
Pro.  1 7.6.children$child.are  the. crown  of  oWmen 

20.z9.beauty  of  old  men  is  the  gray  head 
Jtr.i  1. 13.  rejoyce  in  the  dance  young  men  &  old 
Joel  1 ,2.hear  this  ye  old  men,  and  give  ear 

2.28.0/i/menihall  dream dreames 
Zecb.S.^.old men  and  women  dwell  in  the  ftreets 
A£is  2.  J7.and  your  old  men  (hall  dream  dreames 

Of  €>K). 
Ge«.6.4.which  were  of  old,men  of  renowne 
1  ta».27.8.nations  were  o(old,the  inhabitants  of 
1  Chro  4.40.they  of  Ham  had  dwelt  there  of  old 
Neb.  1 1.46.01  old,  there  were  chiefe  of  the  fingers 
Job  20.4.knoweft  thou  not  this  of  old 
P/al.  z  y.5.tender  mercies  have  been  ever  of  old 
44. 1. dayes  in  the  time  of  old 
55.19.  he  that  abideth  of  old 
68.3  3. heaven  of  heavens  which  were  of  old 
74.2.congregation  which  thou  haft  purch.of  old 

i2.Godismy  King  of  old 
77»  y.I  have  confidered  the  dayes  of  old 

1  i.I  will  remember  the  wonders  of  old 
78.2.I  will  utter  dark  fayings  of  old 
■    93.2.thy  throne  is  eftabliihed  of  old 

ioz.z%.oiold  thou  haft  laid  the  foundation 
1 19. 5  2.1  remembred  thy  judgements  of  old 

iyi.teftimoniesl  have  knowneofoW 
143.5.1  remember  the  dayes  of  old 
Pro.8.22.  L.pofilfled  me — before  his  works  of  old 
Ifa.z  5.  i.counfels  of  old  are  faithfulnefle 
30.33.Tophet  is  ordained  of  old 
43.i8.confiderthethingsofo/rf 
46 .9.1  emember  the  former  things  of  old 
5  i.9.awake  in  the  genetations  of  old 
57.11.  held  mypeaceof  old,  &  thou  feareft  me 
63-9.and  carried  them  all  the  dayes  of  old 
1  i.remembred  the  dayes  of  old,  Mofes  and 
Jer.zS.8.  proph.  that  have  been  before  thee  of  old 
3 1. 3. Lord  h3th  appeared  ofo/iuntome 
46.26.(halbe  inhabited  as  in  the  dayes  of  old 
Lam.  1. 7.ple.  things  that  (he  had  in  the  dayes  of  old 
z.tj.  word  that  he  comman.in  the  dayes  of  old 
3.6.in  dark  places,as  they  that  be  dead  of  old 
5. 2 1  .renew  our  dayes  as  of  old 
E^.z6. 20.  bring  thee  down  with  the  peo.  of  old 
Amos  9. 1  i.I  will  build  it  as  in  the  dayes  of  old 
Micah  5.2.goings  fonh  have  been  from  old 
7.  i4.fced  in  Ba(han,as  in  the  dayes  of  old 
20«fworn  unto  our  fathers  from  the  diploid 
Nabim  2.8.Nineveh  is  of  old  like  a  poole 
■Ma/.3.4.pleafant  unto  the  L.as  in  the  dayes  oiold 
2Ptf.3.5.the  word  of  God  the  heavens  were  of  old 
Jtuk  4.of  oW,otdained  to  this  condemnation 

^)!0  time. 
Deut.z. zo.gyants  dwelt  there  in  old  time 

19.  \4.0IA  time  have  fct  in  thine  inheritance 
Jofh.  14. 2. on  the  other  fide  of  the  floud  ino/rftime 
2  Sam.zo.i  8.  were  wont  to  fpeak  in  old  time 
£ \j'<J  4-i  5.  moved  fedition  in  the  fameofo/rftime 

19-city  of  old  time  hath  made  infurreftion 
Ecclefi.io.been  already  of  old  time 
Jer.z.zo.oi  old  time  I  have  broken  thy  yoke 
£^.26.20.bring  thee  down  with  the  pe.ofoiiti. 

3  8. 1 7.he  of  whom  I  have  fpoken  in  o/itime 
Afitf.5.2 1 .  faid  by  them  of  old  time,  Thou 

Chap.  27.  33- 
Acts  1 5.2 1  .Mofes  of  old  time  hath  in  every  city 

1  Ptf.3.5.  in  theold  time  the  holy  women  alfo 

2  Pet .  1 .2  i.propbefie  came  not  in  old  time 
waxe  DID,  Sec  WOajCC, 


O  L  I 


O  M  E 


O  M  R 


ON  C 


ON  E      ONE 


<£>10  way. 
Job  iz.  i  f.olcl  way  which  wicked  men  have  troden 

tfMDnelfe. 
Kom.T.6.  be  in  newnefs  of  fpiritj  not  in  oldnejje of 

Rom-i6.i  j.Salute  Olympas,and  all  the  Saints 

£DHtoe, 
Gen.S.i  i .in  her  mouth  was  an  o/it>e  leaf 
De  «i. 28 .49-thine  e/iw  (hall  caft  her  fruit 
Neh.S.ij.go  forth  unco  the  mount,&  fetcho/.bra. 
7o6  if-3  3-caft  off  his  flower  as  the  olive 
Vfal.  1 28.  3.  children  like  fl/iw  plants 
Hflfr.?.  17-the  labour  of  the  olive  (hall  fail 
Zecb.±.i  2.whar  be  thefe  two  olive  branches 
Jam.  3 .  i  i.can  the  fig-tree  bear  olive  berries 
J  Dittoes*, 

JudgA  5.?.burnt  up  the  corn  with  the  vine.  &  oli. 
Micah  6.1 5. tread  the  olives,  but  thou  (halt  not  an. 
Zecfo.14.4.  feet  (hall  ftand  upon  the  mount  of  Oli. 
mount  of  Olives  (hall  cleave  in  the  midft 
^df.ii.i.werecome  to  the  mount  oiOlives 

2  4. 3  .fate  upon  the  mount  of  Olives 

26.30.went  out  into  the  mount  oiOlives 

Marfe  14.  z6. 
Mar\e  1  i.i.at  the  mount  of  Olives  he  fend,  forth 

1 3.  3  .mount  oiOlives  over  againft  the  temple 
Lu\e  i9.29.mount  called  the  mount  oiOlives 
3 7«defcent  of  the  mount  of  Olives 

21.37.  went  outjind  abode  in  the  mount  of  01. 

22. 39-went  as  he  was  wont  to  the  mount  of  0. 
John  8.  i.Jefus  went  unto  the  mount  of  Olives 

2  SflW.15.30.Da.went  upby  theafcentofmo.O/i. 

Alls  1. i2.moiint  called  Olivet 

0/i?-£)Ute,SeeJ©pte. 
Dline^tree. 

Deaf.24.20.when  thou  beateft  thine  olive-tree 

y«ig.Q.8.faid  unto  the  olive-tree,Reign  thou  over 
9.olive.tree  faid,Should  I  leave  my  fatneffe 

1  $8.6.23. made  two  cherubimsof  olive-tree 
3 1.  made  two  doores  of  olive-tree 
3  2.two  doors  alfo  were  of  olive-tree 
3  3  .pofts  of '  olive-tree, a  fourth  part  of  the  wa. 

Vfal.%  2.8.  like  a  green  olive-tree  in  the  houfe  of 

Ifa.  1 7.6.(haking  of  an  olive-tree 


jJDmitteO. 
iHaf.23.23.  omitted  the  weightier  matt,  of  the  law 

Omnipotent, 
Rev.  ip.6.Lord  God  omnipotent  reigneth 
W>mti. 

1  Kin.  16.16.  Ifrael  made  Omri  captain  of  the  hoft 

i-j.Omri  went  up  from  Gibbethon 

2 1. and  half  followed  Omri 

2 2. people  that  followed  Omri  prevailed 

23. began  Omri  to  reign  over  Ifrael 

25.  Omri  wrought  evill  in  the  eyes  of  the  L. 

27.afts  of  Omri  which  he  did 

zB.Omri  flept  with  his  fathers 

29-began  Ahab  the  fon  oiOmri  to  reign 

Ahab  the  fon  oiOmri  reigned 
30.  Ahab  the  fon  of  Omri  did  evill 

2  i^OT^^.Athaliahjthe  daughter  of  Omri 

1  Cbra.7.8.fons  of  Be(her,0»2/^and  Jerimoth 

9.4.fon  of  Amihud,the  fon  of  Omri— dwelt  in 
27.i8.0z««,the  fon  of  Michael 

2  C"to.22.2.mothersname  was  Atha.daug.ofOffz. 
Micah  6. 1 6.the  ftatutes  of  Omri  are  kept 

iDn. 
GeK.41.4j.  daughter  of  Potipherah  :  prieftof  On 
Ver.50.  Chap. 46. 20. 
Num.  1 6. 1 .  On  the  fon  of  Peleth 

€>nam. 
Gra. 3 6.23.  children  of  Shobal,Shepho,0?w;« 

1  cbron.  1 .  40. 
2.26.Atarath  was  the  mother  oiOnam 
28.fons  oiOnam  were  Shammai,and  Jada 
£>nan. 
Ges.38.4.  (he  called  his  name  Onan 

8.Judah  faid  unto  Onan,  Goe  in  unto 
y.Onm  knew  the  feed  (hould  not  be  his 
46. 1 2.fons  of  Judab ,  Er,  and  Onan 

2  Cbron.  2. 3. 
Er  andO/ian  died  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
Numb.  26.  19. 
Num.z6.19.ions  of  Judah  were  Er  and  Onan 

£>nce. 
Ge8.18.3z.!  will  fpeak  but  this  owe 
Exod.  io.i7.forgive  my  fin  only  this  once 

30.10.  attonement  upon  the  horns  of  itonce  a 
once  in  a  yeer  (hall  he  make  attonement 


24. 1 3  .there  (hall  be  as  the  (baking  of  an  oitree    Lev.  16.3  4.attonement — for  their  fins  once  in  a  ye. 


Jer.i  i.ig-olive-tree  fair,and  of  goodly  fruit 
Hof.  14.6.1115  beauty  (hall  be  as  the  okve-tree 
Bag.  2. 1  ^.olive-tree  hath  not  brought  forth 
Rom.i  1 .1 7  .fatneffe  of  the  olive-tree 
24.  cut  out  of  the  olive-tree 

graffed  into  a  good  olive-tree 
grafted  into  their  own  olive-tree 

g)litae-ttee0. 

Deut.6.1  i.olive-trees  which  thou  plantedft  not 

28.40.(halt  have  olive-  trees  throughout  thy  co« 
1  Cfoi'o.27.28.andover  the olive-t rees,a.ad  the  fyca. 
Amos  ^.olive-trees  increafed — the  palmer- worm 
Zecb  4.3-two  olive-tre.  by  it,one  upon  the  right-fi. 
Rev. n. 4. thefe  are  the  two0/w-frw,and  the 

wild  flDUrjcstree, 
Rom.  ii'i  7.  wild  olive-tree  wert  graff.  in  amongft 

£>I(rje-t>art>, 
Exod.z^.i  i. thy  vineyard,  and  with  thy  olive-yard 

£>ltbe=i?arUflf. 
Jofh.14.13  .olive-yards  which  ye  planted  not,do  ye 

1  Sam.8.  i4.take  your  olive-yards,and  give  them  to 

2  Kin.  ^.16. time,  to  receive  money,and  olive-yards 
Neh.  j.  1 1  -reftore  to  them  their  olive-yards 

9.zf.olive-yards,and  fruit-trees  in  abundance 


Rev .  1.8.I  am  Alpha  and  Omega,\he  beginning 
1  i.I  am  Alpha  &  Omega,  the  firft  &  the  laft 
zi.6.0mega,iht  beginning  and  the  end 

Chap.  22. 13. 
&>mtt,  or  £Dmar. 
<5e8.36".r  i.fonsof  EliphaZjTeman,  Omer 

1  Cbro.  1.36, 
1  j.DukeTeman,dukcO»;er,  duke  Zapho 
£[>tner  —  iDmerg. 
ExoA.16,1 6.  an  omer  for  every  man,  accord.to  the 
i8.theydid  mete  it  with  an  ewer 
22.gathered  twice  as  much  bread ,i\voome'rs 
3  z.omeroi it  to  be  kept  for  your  generations 


Num.13 .30. let  us  goe  up  at  osce,and  poflefie  it 
Deut.7,zi.  thou  mayeft  not  confume  them  at  once 
fojh.6. 3. goe  round  about  the  city  once 

1  i.compaffed  the  city,going  about  it  once 
14.  fecond  day  they  compaffed  the  city  once 
Judg.6.3  9.I  will  (peak  but  this  once 

prove  but  this  once  with  the  fleece 
16.18.  come  up  this  once 

aS.ftrengthen  me,I  pray  thee,onely  this  once 

that  I  may  be  at  once  avenged  of  the 

1  S<z#z.26.8.him  with  the  fpear  to  the  earth  at  once 

1  I&».io.2  2.o?zreinthree  yeers  came  the  navy 

2  JCw.6.io.faved  himfelf  there  not  once  or  twice 
2  chro.9. 11.  every  three  yeers  once  came  the  (hips 
Ncb.^.iS.oncc  in  ten  dayes  (lore  of  all  forts  of  wi. 

1 3.20.1odged  without  Jerufalem  once  or  twice 
Job  33.i4.Godfpeaketho»cfJyea,  twice 

40. 5,0/ice  have  I  fpokenjbut  I  will  not  anfwer 
Pfal-6z.i  i.God  hath  fpoken  once,twice  have  I 
74-6-break  down  the  carved  work  at  once 

76.7.ftand  in  thy  fight  when  on. thou  art  angry 

89.3  <$.once  have  I  (worn  by  my  holinefle 
Pro.28.18.is  perverfe  in  his  wayes  (hall  fall  at  once 
Ifa.qz.  1 4.I  will  deftroy  and  devoure  at  once 

66.8.(hall  a  nation  be  born  at  once 
Jer.  10. 1 8.  fling  out  of  the  inhabitants  atonce 

1 3.27-not  made  c!ean,when  (hall  it  once  be 

i6.2i.I  will  this  oncec3.uk  them  to  know 
Hag.z.6.yct  once  it  is  a  little  while  and  I  wil  (hake 
Lulg  1 3. 2  j.  when  owe  the  mafter  of  the  houfe  is 

23.i8.cryed  out  all  at  once,  faying 
Ro«2.6.io.he  died  unto  fin  once 

7.9.was  alive  without  the  law  once 
1  Cor.  1  j.6.feen  of  above  joo.brethren  at  once 
zCoc.ii.zf.once  wasl  ftoned 


Ga/.i.2  3.  preachtth  the  faith  which  once  he  deflr. 
Epte/T?.3.fornication,let  it  not  be  owe  named 
Phil.4.16.  ye  fent  once  &  again  unto  my  neceffity 
3  3  .pot,and  put  an  omer  ful  of  Manna  therinl  1  Thef.z.  18.  would  have  come  unto  you  owe  and 
g6.an  omer  is  the  tenth  patt  of  an  ephah  j  Heb.6.4.impofiible  for  them  who  were  once  inlig . 
1        Xxxj 


7. 27. this  he  did  once,  when  he  offered  up' 
9.7.went  the  high  prieft  alone  once  every  yeer 
,   1 2.he  entred  in  once  into  the  holy  place 
z6.once  in  the  end  of  the  world  hath  he  app. 
27. appointed  unto  men  once  to  die 
28.Chrift  was  once  offered  to  bear  the  fins  of 
io.2.worthipperso«ce  purged  fhould  have 

io.fanftified  through  the  offer.of  Chrift  once 
1 2 .2 6. yet  once  more  I  (hake  not  the  earth 
27. yet  once  mote3fignirIeth  the  removing  of 
1  Pe£.3.i8.  Chrift  hath  (uffered once  for  fins 

zo.once  the  long-fuffering  of  God  waited 
Jude  3. faith  which  was  once  delivered  to  the  faints 
5  .put  you  in  remembrancejthough  you  once 
iDne. 
Gen.  1. 9. the  waters  gathered  into  owe  place 
2.21.  God  took  ow  of  his  ribs 

24. they  (hall  be  one  flefli 
3 .8. tree  to  be  defired  to  make  one  wife 
1 0.2 5. the  name  of  theose  wasPeleg 

1  Cbron.  1.  19. 
u.i.earth  was  of  one  Ianguage,&  oione  fpeech 
14.1 3-there  came  one  that  had  efcapedjand  told 
1  f  .3  ,loe,o?ze  born  in  my  houfe  is  mine  heir 
1 9.this  one  fellow  came  in  to  fojourn 
2 1 . 1  f .  caft  the  child  under  one  of  the  (hrubs 
22.2. upon  one  of  the  mountains  which  I  will 
z6. 10. one  of  the  people  might  lightly  have 
26.and  Ahuzzah,o»e  of  his  friends,and 
27.38  haft  thou  but  one  bleffingjmy  father 
3  2.8.if  Efau  come  to  theo#e  company 
3  4. 14.10  otic  that  is  uncircumcifed3and 
38.28.  that  the  one  put  out  his  hand 
40.5'.each  man  his  dream  in  one  night 

Chap.  41. 11. 
4 1 .  j .  came  up  upon  one  ftalk,  rank  and  good 

Verfe  22. 
42. 1 3. this  day  with  our  father,and  one  is  not 

Verfe  3  2. 
i6.fendo#e  of  you,  and  let  him  fetch 
1 9.  let  one  of  your  brethren  be  bound 
43.3  3.teaveo«eofyour  brethren  here  with  me 
44.28.the  one  went  out  from  me5  and  I 
48. 1. one  told  Jofeph,  Thy  father  is  fick 
2.  one  told  Jacob,  Thy  fon  Jofeph  cometh 
22.I  have  given  thee  one  portion  at 
Exod.z.i  i.fmiting  one  of  his  brethren 

6.2f.Eleazartookfl»eofche  daughters  of  Puti. 
10. 5.0/ze  cannot  be  able  to  fee  the  earth 
1 1 . 1  .yet  w  ill  I  bring  one  plague  more 
1  z.46.111  one  houfe  (hall  it  be  eaten 
49.0W  law  (hall  be  to  him  that  is  home-born 
Z.ra.24.22.  Num.\^.\6,z<). 
23.29.not  drive  them  out  in  one  yeer 
26.2.kngth  oione  curr.«— breadth  of  one  curtain 
Ver.8.Chap.36. 9, 15. 
every  one  of  the  curt.ihall  have  one  me. 
Chap.  36.9,1  f. 
5. fifty  loops  in  the  edge  of  one  curtain 
6.  and  it  (hall  be  one  tabernacle 

Chapt.  36. 1, 
1 1. couple  the  tent  together  that  it  may  be  0 
Chap.36.18 
1 6.cubit  and  a  half  breadth  of  one  bond 
1 7. two  tenons  (hall  there  be  in  one  board 
19.  two  fbekecs  under  one  board 

Verf.  2i,  25. 
27.9.  hangings  of  loo.cubits  long  ioxone  fide 
1 4. hangings  ofo»e  fide  (hall  b^  fifteen  cubits 
29.  i.take  one  young  bullock,and  two  rams 
3  .(hall  put  them  into  one  basket 
23.OW  loaf  of  bread,  &  one  cake,&  one  wafer 
40.withthe  one  lamb,a  tenth  deale  of  flour 
Let>.y.4.he  (hall  be  guilty  in  0  e  of  thefe 

5  .when  he  (hail  be  guilty  in  one,  he  (hall 
1 3 .  make  an  attonem.  touching  his  fin  in  o»e 
7. 1 4.offero»e  out  of  the  whole  oblation 
8.26.out  of  the  basket — he  took  one  unle.  cake 
1 3.2.brought  to  Aaron,or  to  one  of  his  fons 
1 4. 5. (hal  command  that  owe  of  the  birds  be  kil . 
10.  on  the  eight  day  — oseew-lambof  the 
1 2.prieft  (hall  take  one  hee-lamb 
2 1  .take  one  lamb  for  a  trefpafle-offer.and  one 
30.&  he  (hall  offer  the  one  of  the  turtle  doves 
50.kill  one  the  birds  in  an  earthen  veffell 
16.  j.  and  one  ram  for  a  burnt-offering 

27.(hali 


ONE 


ONE 


ONE        ONE 


O  N.E 


ONE 


17.  (halloa  carry  forth 
20.whetb.er  it  be  one  of  your  owncountrey 
Chap.  17-  1  J. 
2j.i8.offer  one  young  bullock,and  two  rams 
24.5.  two  tenth  deaks  in  one  cake 
2f.48.ose  of  his  brethren  may  redeem  him 
26.16.ten  women  bake  in  one  oven 
Num.6,  goffer  one  hee-lanbjom  ew-lamb,0m  ram 
1  o.prieft  (hall  take  one  unle.cake, — one  waf. 
7.13  .his  offering  was  one  (ilver  charger 

one  filver  bowleof  feventy  fhckels 

Ver.19,  2y,ji337>4?j493  553 

61^67, 73,79- 

14.0m  fpoon  of  ten  fhekels  full  of  incenfe 

Ver.  20,  26,32,  38,  44,50,56, 

62,68,74,80. 

1  5.0m  youngtullock,  one  ram,  one  lambe 

Ver.  21, 27,  33,  39, 4 5, 51,  57, 
63,69,75,81. 
16.0m  kid  of  the  goats  for  a  fin-offering 

Ver.  22,  28,  34, 40, 46,  52,  58, 
64, 70,76,82. 
89.  he  heard  the  voyce  of  one  fpeaking 
io.4.if  they  blow  but  with  one  trumpet 
1 3. 2 3. cut  down  from  thence  a  branch  with  one 
15.5.  fourth  part  of  a  hin  of  wine  for  0m  lamb 
1 1. (hall  it  be  done  for  one  bullock,oro».ram 
24 ,  offer  one  young  bul.— and  one  kid  of  the 
16. 1 5.I  have  not  taken  one  affe  from  them 
1 7.3  .one  rod  fliall  be  for  the  head  of  the  houfe 
19.3. one  (hall  flay  her  before  his  face 

1 8. that  touched— one  (lain,  or  one  dead,  or  a 
36.8.(hallbe  wife  to  one  of  the  family  of  the 
Deut.x.z^d  took  one  ofatribe 

4,42.that  fleeing  to  one  of  thefe  cities,  he 

Chap.  19-5- 
12.14.  which  the  Lord  fliall  chufein  cm  of  thy 
13.12  .(halt  hear  fay  in  one  of  thy  cities 
r5-7.if  a  poor  man  of  one  of  thy  brethren 
\-j'\  5.  one  from  among  thy  brethren  (halt  thou 
19. 1  i.fmiteth  mortally ^and  flieth  into  one  of 

1 5.0m  witneffe  (hall  not  rife  up  againft 
n.i.tfonebe  found  (lain  in  thelan3; 
23.1 6.in  one  of  thy  gates  where  it  liketh 
24.5.  he  (hall  be  freeat  home  one  yeer 
25.11.and  the  wife  of  the  omdraweth  neer 
28.25  .(hall  go  out  one  way  againft  them 
?  3.30.how  (hould  one  chafe  a  thoufand 
Jojh.  1  o.42.all  thefe  Jofhua  took  at  one  time 
1 2.9.  king  of  Jericho,  one  :  the  ki.  of  Ai,— one 
jo.  the  king  of  Jerufalem  one  :  the 

king  of  Hebron,  one 

1  i.the  ki.of  Jarmuthjow  .-  the  ki.of  Lac.om 
1 2. the  ki.of  Eglon,0m :  the  ki.of  Gezer,ow 
1 3. the  ki.  of  Debir,flK£.-the  ki.  of  Geder,flm 
1 4.the  ki.of  Hormah,om: the  ki.of  Arad ,  one 
1 5-the  ki.of  Libnah,0m:the  ki.of  Adull.  one 
i6.the  k.of  Makked.om :  the  k.of  Bethel,o»e 
1 7. the  k.of  Tappuah,om :  the  k.of  Heph,o«e 
i8.the  k.of  Apnek,0tff  :  the  ki.of  La(har.o«? 
i9.the  k.of  Madon  one :  the  ki.of  Hazorywe 
20.k.of  Shimron-Mer.flZK:the  k.of  Achfh.o. 
2 1. the  k.of  Taanach,0m:  the  k.of  Megid.one 
22. the  king  of  Kedefh,  one :  the  king 

of  Jokneam  of  Curmelyw 

2  3  .the  king  of  Dor,  in  the  coaft  of  Dor,  one 

the  king  of  the  nations  of  Gilgal,0/w 

24.ki.cf  Tirzah,fl»« :  all  the  kings  thir.&  one 
17.  i4.hafl  thou  given  me  but  one  lot,  one  port. 

i7.fnalt  not  have  one  lot  only 
20.4. he  that  doth  flee  to  one  of  thefe  cities 
22.7.the  one  half  of  the  tribe  of  Manafleh 
Judg.6.%  1  .becaufe  one  hath  caft  down  his  altar 
o.2.or  that  one  reign  over  you 

5  .flew  feventy  perfons  upon  one  ftone 
i2.7.Jephthah — -was  buried  in  om  of  the  cities 
I7«5.he  confecrated  one  of  his  fons 
19. 1 3  .let  us  draw  neer  to  one  of  thefe  places 
20.3  i.of  which  one  goeth  up  to  the  houfe  of 
21.3.  to  day  one  tribe  lacking  in  Ifrael 

8  .what  one  is  there  of  the  tribes  of  Ifrael 
Ruth  2. 1 3. not  like  to  one  of  thy  hand-maids 

20.0m  of  our  next  kinfmen 
1  Sam.  1 .24.(he  took  three  bul.&  one  ephah  of  flo. 
2.j6.put  me  into  one  of  the  priefts  offices 
$.4.  one  plague  was  on  you  all 


1 7.for  Afhdod  one,  Gaza  one3Sc  Ekrpn  one 
9, 3. take  0m  of  the  fervants  with  thee 
10.3.  one  carrying  three  kids 

1 2.  one  of  the  fame  place  anfwered,But  who 

1  i.7.came  out  with  one  confent 
1 3 . 1  .Saul  reigned  one  yeer,and  when  he 

17.0m  company  turned  the  way  to  Ophrath 
1 4.28,then  anfwered  one  of  the  peopk,Thy  fa. 
16. 1 8.anfw.ow  of  the  fervants,  I  have  feen 
18.21.my  fon-in-law,in  the  one  of  the  twain 
19.2 z.one faid,They  be  in  Naioth 
22. 20.0m  of  the  fonsof  Ahimelech  efcaped 

2  5. 14.  one  of  the  young  men  told  Abigail 
26.1 5. there  came  one  of  the  peop.  in,to  deftroy 

2o.as  whenom  doth  hunt  a  partridge 
22.1eto>2£  of  the  young  men  come  over 
2  Sam.1.1 5.D.',vid  called  one  of  the  young  men 
2.25  .after  Abner,and  became  one  troup 
3.29.  not  fail  from  the  houfe  of  Joab  one  that 
4. 1  o.when  one  told  me,  Saul  is  dead 
7. 2 3. what  one  nation  like  thy  people 
8.2.with  one  full  line  to  keep  alive 
1 1.3.0m  faid,Ts  not  thisBathfheba 
1 4. 1 2.hand-maid  fpeak  one  word  to  my  lord 

27.ro  Abfal.born  three  fons  and  one  daught. 
i5.2.fervantis  of  0m  of  the  tribes 

3 1  .one  toIdDavid,faying,Ahithophel  is  am. 
i9.7.will  not  tarry  one  with  thee  this  night 
20.1  1.0m  of  Joabs  men  flood  by  him 
23;8.eight  hundred,  whom  he  flew  at  0m  time 
1  Chron.  1 1. 1 1. 
9.0m  of  the  three  mighty  men  was  Eleazar 
1  Chron.i  1. 12. 
1 5.oh  that  one  would  give  me  drink  of 

1  Chron.  11. 17. 
24.  Afahel—  was  one  of  the  thirty 
1  Xjn.  1.48.  given  one  to  fit  on  my  throne 

2.16. 1  askeone  petition  of  thee,  deny  me  not 
Verfe  20. 
3.17.0m  woman  faid,I  and  this  wom.dwell  in 
6.25.  cherub,  were  of  one  meafure,  and  one  fize 
7.37.  allofthcmhadomcafting 

one  meafure,  and  one  fize 
3  Z.one  laver  contained  forty  baths 
44.0m  fea,and  twelve  oxen  under  the  fea 

Jer.  52.20. 
8. y  6.hath  not  failed  one  word  of  all 
10.14 .  weight  of  gold  that  came  to  Solo.in  one 
16. fix  hund.fhek.  of  gold  went  to  one  target 
1 7. three  pound  of  gold  went  to  one  (hekel 
i1.13.IwiU  give  owe  tribe  to  thy  fon 

Verfe   36. 
3  2. he  (hall  have  one  tribe  for  my  femnc 
1 2.3o.people  went  to  worfhip  before  the  one 
1 3 .3  3  .and  he  became  one  of  the  priefts  of  the 
i8.2j.chufeyou  one  bullock  for  your  felves,  & 
22.13  -declare  good  to  the  king  wi th  one  mouth 

2Cfo-0».l8.l2. 

3  2. one  wafhed  the  charet  in  the  pool 
2  Kin.7.ii.one  of  the  king  of  Ifraels  fervants  anf. 
4. 22. fend  me  one  of  the  young  men,and  one 

l$.one  went  out  into  the  field  to  gather 
5.4.07ft;  went  in  and  told  his  lord,  Thus 
6.3.07zefaid,Becontent,I  pray  thee 

1 2.  one  of  his  fervants  faid,  None  my  lord 
7.8.went  into  one  tent,  and  did  eat  and  drink 
13.0m  of  his  fervants  anfwer.  Let  fome  take 
8.26.  Ahaziahdid  reign  one  yeer  in  Jerufalem 
9. 1 .  Elifha  called  one  of  the  children  of  the  pro. 

iS.there  went  one  on  horf-back  to  meet 
i7.27.carry  thither  one  of  the  priefts 

28.0m  of  rhe  priefts  came  and  dwelt  in  Beth. 
18.24.turn  away  the  face  of  one  captain 

J/^36.9. 
25.1 6 .took  away  one  fea  and  the  bafes 
i  Cfo0.1o.13.  for  asking  counfellofow/thac  had  a 
1 2. 1 4.0m  of  the  leaft  was  over  a  hundred 
24.6.0m  of  the  Levites  wrote  them  before  the 
one  houfh.  taken  for  Eleazar,  one  for 
2  fk<u8.S.called  for  omof  his officers,and faid 
19.  one  fpake,  faying  after  this  manner 
26.1 1.  hand  ofHan.om  of  the  kings  captaines 
32.1 2.he  (hall  worfhip  before  one  altar 
35.24.  Jofiah  was  buried  in  one  of  the  fepulch. 
Eya  5.14.  delivered  to  one,  Sheftt-bazzar 
Neb.  1. 1.  that  Hanani  one  of  my  brethren  came 


3.8.ntxt  repaired  Han.the  fon  of  one  of  theap 
7.63.  which  took  one  of  th:  daughters  of  Baiz. 
J.j-read^mfounhpartof  the  day 
1  i.i.caft  lots,to  bring  one  often  to  dwell 
1 4. the  fon  of  one  of  the  great  men 

Ejlb.  ©\9.t0  the  hand  of  one  of  the  kings  moft  no 
7.9.0m  of  thechamb.faid,Behold,  the  gallowes 

Job  1.1.0m  that  feared  God,and  efchewed  evill 
Ver.8.  Chap.2  ?. 

.    6.  i6.and  the  fpeech  of  em  that  is  defperate 
9.3.  cannot  anfwer  him  one  of  a  thoufand 

16.2  i.oh  that  one  might  plead  for  a  man 
2 1.23.0m  dieth  in  his  full  ftrength 
23.13.heis  in  one  mind,  and  who  can 
24.17.if0m  know  them,they  are  in  the  terrours 

3 1.3  5.0I1  that  one  would  hear  me 

3  3. 2 3. an  interpreter, 0m  among  a  thoufand 
41.3  2.0m  would  think  the  deep  to  be  hoary 
P/rf/.49.i6.when  one  is  made  rich 
8  2. 7. and  fall  like  cm  of  the  princes 
8 3. 5. they  have  consulted  with  0m confent 
89.  i9.!aid  help  upon  0m  that  is  mighty 
I37.3.fingus0mof  thefongsof  Zion 
Pro.i .  1 4  .let  us  all  hy.ve.one  purfe 
17.i4.as  when  omletteth  out  water 
i9.25.reprove one  that  hath  underftanding 
26. 17. is  like  one  that  taketh  a  dog  by 
Ecckf.  1.4.0m  generation  paffeth  away 
2.14,0m  event  happeneth  to  them  all 
3. 19. they  have  all  0m  breath 
20.aH  goe  unto  one  place 
4-9.two  are  better  then  one 

1 1.  how  can  one  be  warm  alone 
I2.if  one  prevail  againft  him,two 
5.18.  it  is  Comly  for  one  to  eat  and  to  drink 
6.6.doth  not  all  go  to  one  place 
7.27.0m  by  one,  to  find  out  the  account 
9.18.0m  (inner  deftroyeth  much  good 
* 2. 1 1. which  are  given  from  one  (hepheard 
Cdm^.^Travifht  me  with  one  of  thy  eyes,  with  one 
6.o.my  undefiled  is  but  0m,fhe  is  the  only  one 
Ifa.f.  le.ten  acres  (hall  yeeld  one  bath 

6.6.then  flew  one  of  the  Seraphins  to  me,bavin<» 
14.3  2.what  (hall  one  then  anfwer  the  mefleng. 
19. 1 8.0m  dial  be  called  the  city  of  deitruiftion 
23.1 5. according  to  the  dayes  of  one  king 
27.12.ye  (hall  be  gathered  one  by  one 
3  0.1 7.0m  thoufand  fliall  flee  at  therebu.  of 0m 

29.3s  when  one  goeth  with  a  p'pe 
3  4. 1 6.no  one  of  thefe  (hall  fail 
41. 25.I  have  raifed  up  one  from  the  north 

27.I  will  give  to  Jeruf.  one  that  bring,  good 
44. 5.0m (hall fay,  lam  the  Lords 
45.24.furely  (hall  one  fay,In  the  Lord  have  I 
65.8.0m faith,  Deftroy  it  not 
66. 1 7.behind  one  tree  in  the  midft,eating 
Jer.^.S.one  fpeaktth  peaceably  to  his  neighbour 
10.3.0m  cutteth a  treeoutoftheforreft 
3  5. 2.bring  them  into  one  of  the  chambers 
3  8.7.Ebed-melech— >  one  of  the  eunuchs  heard 
5 1.46.3  rumour  (hall  come  both  one  yeer 
52.21.  height  of  one  pillar  was  eighteen  cubit's 
E  ^f  £.  1. 1 5.0m  wheel  upon  the  earth  by  the  living 
1 6. they  four  had  one  likenefle 
28.I  heard  a  voice  of  one  that  fpake 
4.9.wheat,barley,&  beans— put  in  0m  veffell 
10.7.0m  cherub  ftretched  forth  his  hand 

gone  wheel  by  one  cherub,  another  wheel 
1 3.10.0m built  up  a  wall,and  loe 
1 9. 3  .(lie  brought  up  one  of  her  w  hel  ps 

2  i.i9.both  twain  fhall  come  forth  out  of  0m 
22. 1  i.and  one  hath  committed  abomi.  with  his 
23.2.two  women,tbe  daughters  of  one  mother 

1 3. that  they  took  both  one  way 

3  3.2 1  Me  that  had  efcaped  out  of  Jerufal.  came 

24.Abrahamwas0m,  and  he  inherited 
3  2.1ovely  fong  of  one  that  hath  a  pleaf.  voice 
34.23.I  will  fet  up  one  (hepheard  over  them 
37.  intake  thee  one  ftick,and  write  upon  it 
i7.they  (hall  become  one  in  thy  hand 
19.1k  make  themom  ftick,they  fhall  be  one 
22.I  will  make  them  me  nation  in  the  land 
and  one  king  fliall  be  king  to  them  all 
24.they  all  (hall  have  one  (hepheard 
40.5.bre.  of  rhe  build.om  reed,&  the  height  0m 
7.1ittle  chamb.wasomreed  long,&  one  reed 
8. porch 


ONE       ONE 


ONE       O  N  E 


ONE        ONE 


8.porch  of  the  gate  wkhin,one  reed 
10.  they  three  were  of  one  meafare 

and  the  pofts  had  one  meafure 
i  z.fpace  bef .  the  lite,  chambers  was  one  cubit 
i  3  from  the  roof  of  one  little  chamber,to 
40  were  pillars  by  the  pofts,«ne  on  this  fide 
*  4i/4.before  the  charnb.— was  a  way  of  one  cub. 
4?"  14. and  the  breadth  one  cubit 
Io\i  2.  one  (hall  then  open  him  the  gate 

after  his  going  forth,one  (hall  fhut  the 
1 7.  if  the  prince  give  a  gift  to  one  of  his  ferv. 
22.  thefe  four  corners  were  of  one  meafure 
48.?  1 .  one  gate  of  Reuben,one  gate  of  Judah 

one  gate  of  Levi 
3  z.one  gate  of  Jofeph,o?ze  gate  of  Benjamin 

negate  of  Dan 
3  3.  one  gate  of  Simeon,  one  gate  of  Iffachar 

one  gate  of  Zebulun 
*±.me  gate  of  Gad,  one  gate  of  Afher 

one  gate  of  Naphtali 
DdB.i.g.there  is  but  one  decree  for  you 

4.  i9.then  Daniel —  was  aftonied  for  one  hour 
7.5.  it  raifed  up  it  felf  on  one  fide,andhad 
1 3  .behold,one  like  the  Son  of  man  came 
9.&7.confirm  the  cove,  with  many  for  one  week 
10.1  j.Michaeljfffle  of  the  chief  princes,came 
i6.one  like  the  Gmilitude  of  the  fons  of  men 
1 8.o»e  like  the  appearance  of  a  man 
1 1 . 5  .K.  of  the  fouth  fhalbe  ftr.&  one  of  his  pnn. 
7.outof  a  branch  of  her  roots  (hall  oris  ftand 
lo.and  one  (hall  certainly  come 
27.  they  (hall  fpeak  lies  at  one  table 
ii.f5.one  faid  to  the  man  clothed  in  linnen 
Hof.  1. 1  i.and  appoint  themfelves  one  head 
Amos  3. 5. (hall  one  take  up  a  fnare  from  the  earth 
4.8. two  or  three  cities  wandred  to  one 
6.9.H  there  remain  ten  men  in  one  houfe 
1 2 .  w  ill  one  plow  there  w  ith  oxen 
Micab  z.^one  take  up  a  parable  againft  you 
Zeph.^.g.to  ferve  him  with  one  confent 
Hag.i.iz.if  ozzebear  holy  flefh  in  the  skirt 
1 3  .if  one  that  is  unclean  by  a  dead  body 
itf.when  one  came  to  an  heap  of  20.meafures 
whence  came  to  the  prefs-fat  for  to  draw 
Zecfr.3-9.upon  one  ftone  (hall  be  feven  eyes 
xi. 8.  alfo  three  fhepherds  I  cut  off  in  one  mon. 
1  $.6.one  (hall  fay  to  him,What  are  thefe 
14.9.01  that  day  (hall  there  be  one  Lord 

and  his  name  one 
jlfd/.i^.and  one  (hall  take  you  away  with  it 
1 5.  and  did  he  not  make  one 

and  wherefore  one  ?  that  he  might  feek 
i6.one  covereth  violence  with  his  garment 
Afdf.3.3.  the  voice  of  one  crying  in  the  wildernefs 
Mark.  1.3.  Lu\e  3.4.  John  1.23. 
j.i8.ow  jot,  or  one  title  (hall  in  no  wife  p.rfi'e 
jg.w  hofo  (hall  break  one  of  thefe  leaft 
29.  it  is  profitable  for  thee,  that  one  of  thy 

Verfe  30 
3  6.  canft  not  make  one  hair  white 
6. 27.  can  add  one  cubit  to  his  ftature 
2g.  was  not  arayed  like  one  of  thefe 

Lu\e  12.27. 
10.41.d1aH  give  to  drink  to  one  of  thefe 
1  2.  1 1  .that  (hall  have  one  fheep,if  it  fall 
2i.brought  to  him  one  that  was  pofliffed 
47 .owe  faid  to  him,Behold  thy  mother 
i£.i4«fay  that  thou  art — one  of  the  prophets 

Mar.6.1^.  &8.28. 
iy.^.one  for  thee,o»e  for  Mofes»&  one  for  Elias 
Mat\9.<,.  Utke^n. 
i8.£.whofo  (hall  offend  one  of  thefe  little  ones 
.Mar\$./\z. 
icye  defpife  not  one  of  thefe  little  ones 
14.  that  one  of  thefe  little  ones  (hould  perifh 
i6.then  take  with  thee  one  or  two  more 
24.  one  was  brought  which  ought  him  ten 
28. found  one  of  his  fellow-fetvafits 
19.  y.  and  they  twain  (hall  be  one  flefh 

Mark  10.8. 
6.  they  are  no  more  twain,bot  one  fle(h 
17.  none  good  but  one,  that  is  God 

Afar.io.i8.  Lu\e  18.19. 
20. 1  i.thefe  laft  have  wrought  but  one  hour 
21.35.  beat  one,and  kil  led  another 
ai.y.went  their  Wayes,ose  to  his  farm,anoth.to 


13. 4.W1II  not  move  them  with  one  of  their 

Luke  11.46. 
8.for  one  is  your  mafter,even  Chrift 

Verfe  10. 
9.for  one  is  your  Father,which  is  in  heaven 

1  y.compaffe  fea  and  land  to  make  one  profe. 
2 f  .if .  unto  one  hee  gave  five  talents 

to  another  two,a-nd  to  another  one 
1 8. he  that  had  received  o»e,went  and  digged 
24.I1C  that  had  received  the  one  talent  came 
40.3s  ye  have  done  it  to  one  of  the  leaft 
4?.  ye  did  it  not  to  one  of  the  leaft  of 
26. 14.  one  of  the  twelve  went  to  the  chief  prie 
Mark  14.10, 
a  I.  one  of you  (hall  betray  me    Mark  14-18. 
John  13.21. 
40>could  ye  not  watch  with  me  one  hour 

Mark  14.37. 
47. lo,  Judas ,one  of  the  twelve,  came 

flf#£  14.45. 
27.38.OKe  on  the  right  hand,another  on  the  left 
Mark  2. 3 .  bringing  one  fick  of  the  pal  fie 
5.22.  there  cometh  one  of  the  rulers  of 
7. 3  2.bring  to  him  one  that  was  deaf 
8.14.  in  the  (hip  With  them  more  then  one 
9.17. one  of  the  mult.anf.&faid,Maft.I  have  br. 
37.(hall  receive  one  of  Arch  childr.  in  my  na. 
3  8-we  faw  one  cafting  out  divels  in  thy  name 
Luke  9.49. 
io.i7.therecameonerunning,and  kneeling 
1 1. 29. He  alfo  ask  of  you  one  queftion 
1  z.6.  having  yet  therefore  one  fon  ■ 

28.  one  of  the  Scribes  came,  &  having  heard 
1 3 .  i.one  of  his  difciples  faid,Mafter,fee  what 
14.19.and  to  fay  one  by  one, Is  it  I 

66.there  cometh  one  of  the  maids  of  the  high 
1 y.6.  at  the  feaft  he  relcafed  one  prifoner 
7 .  there  was  one  named  Barabbas 
3  6. one  ran  and  filled  a  fpunge 
Luke  2-3  6. there  was  one  Anna,a  prophetefle 
3.16.  one  mightier  then  I  cometh 
y.3.heentred  into  one  of  the  (hips 
7.8.I  fay  to  one, Go,  and  he  goeth 

^g.oneof  the  Pharifees  defired  him  that  he 
8. 42. he  had  one  only  daughter 

49.  cometh  one  from  the  ruler  of  the  fyn.hcu. 
9.8.  one  of  the  old  prophets  was  riftn  again 

Verfe  19. 
1  i.i.oneofhis  difciples  faid  to  him,Lord,teach 
45.o«eof  the  lawyers  faid  unto  him,Mafter 
1 2. 1  i-one  of  the  comp.faid — M3ft.fp.t0  my  br. 

2  5  .can  add  to  his  ftature  one  cubit 

5  2.  five  in  one  houfe  divided,  three  agai.  two 
13.10.  he  was  teaching  in  one  of  the  fynagog. 

23  .faid  one  unto  him,Lord,are  there  few 
14. 1.  houfe  of  one  of  the  Pharifees  to  eat  bread 

1 8.all  with  one  confent  began  ro  make 
1  j-7.is  joy— over  one  (inner  that  repenteth 

Verfe  10. 

8. if  (he  lofe  one  piece,doth  not  light  a  candle 

26.  called  one  of  the  fervants,  &  asked  what 
16.17-  then  one  title  of  the  law  to  fail 

3  o.if  one  went  from  the  dead,they  would 
3 1. though  O/zerofe  from  the  dead 

I7.2.then  that  ye  (hould  offend  oneof 

2  2.to  fee  one  of  the  dayesof  the  Son  of  man 
20. 1  .came  to  paffe,  that  on  one  of  thofe  dayes 
2  2.36.fellhisgannent,andbuyose 

47.OW  of  the  twelve  went  before  them 
2  3.i7.ofneceffity  he  muftreleafeotfe 

l$.one  of  the  malefaftors  railed  on  him 
John  i.26.ftandethone  among  you,whomye 

tp.one  of  the  two  which  heard  John 
6%. one  of  his  difciples  — faith  unto  him 

i2.favethat  one  whereinto  his  difciples  were 

70. and  one  of  you  is  a  divell 

71.  being  one  of  the  twelve 

7.2  i.I  have  done  one  work,and  ye  all 
8.9.went  out  one  byone,beginning  at  the 

18.I  am  one  that  bear  witneffe  of  my  felf 
4i,we  have  one  Father ,even  God 

9.3  2,the  eyes  of  one  that  was  born  blind 

10. 1 6-there  (hall  be  one  fold,and  one  fhepherd 

30.I  and  my  Father  are  one 
1 1.5  a.gather  in  one  the  children  of  God 
1 2.4.then  faith  one  of  his  dif.Jud.If.Simons  fon 


48.hath  one  that  judgeth  him 
1 3.23.  one  of  his  difciples  whom  Jefus  loved 
17.1 1.  chat  they  may  be  one  as  wee  are 

Verfe  22. 
2 1. that  they  all  may  be  o?ze,as  thou  Father 

that  they  alfo  may  be  one  in  us 
23>that  they  may  be  made  perfect  in  one 
18.i7.art  not  thou  alfo  oneof  this  mans 

Verfe  2  y 
zz.one  of  the  officers  ftrook  Jefus 
26.  One  of  the  fervants  of  the  high  prieft  faid 
39.that  I  fhould  releafe  oneat  the  paffover 

19.  i8.on  either  fideone,and  Jefus  in  the  midft 
34.  one  of  the  fouldiers  with  afpear 

20.  24.  Tho.  one  of  the  1 2.  was  not  with  them 
ASls  1. 14. thefe  all  continued  with  one  accord 

22.  mud  one  be  ordained  to  be  a  witneffe 
a.  1  .they  were  all  with  one  accord  in  one  place 

46.  continuing  daily  with  One  accord  in  the 
4.24.11ft  up  their  voice  to  God  with  one  accord 

3  2.  were  of  one  1}eart,and  of  one  foul    . 
y.i  2.  all  with  one  accord  in  Solomons  porch 

2  y.came  one  and  told  them,faying9  Behold 

34.ftood  there  up  one  in  the  councell,a  Phar. 
7.57.  ran  upon  him  with  me  accord 
8. 6. people  with  one  accord  gave  heed  to 
9.1  i.enquire — for  one  called  Saul  of  Tarfus 

43.  many  dayes  in  Joppa  witho^e  Simon 
io.2.one  that  feared  God,with  all  his  houfhold 

y.  fend  for  one  Simon,  whofe  furname 

d.he  lodgeth  with  one  Simon  a  Tanner 

Verfe  32. 

2  2.Cornelius»a  juft  man,one  that  feareth  G. 
1 2.  lo.paffed  on  thorow  one  ftreet,&  forthwith 

lo.they  came  with  one  accord  to  him 
1 3.2f.there  cometh  one  after  me,whofe  (hoes 
1  y.2  y.being  affembled  with  one  accord,to  fend 
1 7 .7-that  there  is  another  king,one  Jefus 

26. hath  made  of  one  bloud  all  nations 

1  %.-;.one  that  worlhipped  G.whofe  houfe  was 

1 2. made  infurrecti.  with  one  accord  af.  Paul 
I9.9.difputing  daily  in  the  fchool  of  one  Tyran. 
1 4.feven  fons  of  one  Sceva,a  Jew 
29. they  rufhed  with  one  accord  into  the 
34. all  with  one  voice  about  the  fpace  of 
a  1. 8. into  the  houfe  of  Philip,  one  of  the  feven 

ig.brdught  with  them  one  Mnafon,an  old 
a2-i2.e;ze  Ananias,a  devout  man,accor ding  to 

2  3. 1 7.  called  one  of  the  centurions  to  him 
24.2 1  .except  ic  be  for  this  one  voice 

a  5. 1 9. arid  of  one  Jefus  ,w  ho  was  dead,whom 
27.1. delivered  ptlfoners  to  one  named  Julius 
28.2$.after  that  Paul  had  fpoken  one  word 
Rom^.T-for  a  righteous  man  will  one  die 

1  ^.through  the  off;nce  of  one,  many  be  dead 
16. not  as  it  was  by  one  that  finned 

judgment  was  by  one  to  condemnation 
17.  for,  if  by  one  mans  offence 

death  reigned  by  one ,much  more 
(hall  reign  in  life  by  one  Jefus  Chrift 
1 8. as  by  the  offence  of  one,  judgment  came 

fo,  by  the  righteoufneffe  of  one,t!ie 

1 9.fojby  the  obedience  of  one,  (hall  many  be 

9.10.  whenRebekah  alfo  had  conceived  by  one 

2 1 .  to  make  one  veffell  to  honour 
i4.2.0K£-beleeveth  he  may  eat  all  things 
Cor.  3.4.while  one  faith,I  am  of  Paul 

8. he  that  planteth,&  he  that  watercth  are  one 
4.6.no  one  of  you  be  puffed  up  for  one  ag.anoth. 
5.1.  that  one  (hould  have  his  fathers  wife 
6.i6.two  (faith  he)  (hall  be  one fleih 
j. j. one  after  this  manner,another  after  that 
8.4.there  is  none  other  God  but  one 
6-  but  to  us  there  is  but  one  God,the  Father 
and  one  Lord  Jefus  Chrift,  by  whom 
9.24.  but  one  receiveth  the  price 
10. 1 7-being  many,are  one  bread,and  one  body 

we  are  all  partakers  of  that  one  bread 
11.20.  come  together  into  one  phce 
zi.one is  hungry,another  is  drunk 
1 2.8.to  one  isgiven  by  the  fpi.the  word  of  wif. 
1 1  .all  thefe  worfceth  that  one  &  the  felf  fame 
ij.by  one  fpirit  we  areallbapt.into  one  body 
have  been  all  made  to  drink  into  one  fpi. 
14.24.th.ere  come  in  one  that  beleeve'th  nor. 

or  one  unlearned,  he  is%onv;n<rcd 
ry  and 


ONE   ONE 


ONE 


ONE 


ONE   ONE 


27.  and  Ittene  interpret 
3 1  .ye  may  all  prophefie  one  by  one 
1  5 .  8 .  as  of  one  born  out  of  due  time 
2  Cw-t5.14.if  one  died  for  all,then  were  all  dead 
1 1. 2.1  have  efpoufed  you  to  one  husband 

24-received  I  fourty«ftnpes  fave  one 
1  3 .  1 1 .  be  of  one  mind,  live  in  peace,and 
Ga/.j.i6.butasof«w,  And  to  thy  feed,  which 
28  .ye  are  all  one  in  Chrift  Jefus 
j.i4.the  law  is  fulfilled  inone  word 
E^hef.i. lo.thn  he  might  gather  together  in  one 
2. 1 4.who  hath  made  both  one 

1  5  .of  twain  one  new  man,fo  making 
1 8. we  have  an  acccfTe  by  one  fpirit 
4.4.  even  as  ye  are  called  in  one  hope 
5.0m  Lord,o»c  fahh,one  baptifme 
6.0m  God  and  Father  of  all,  who  is 
Phil.  1 . 1 6.  the  one  preach  Chrift  of  contention 
2 7. that  ye  ftand  fart  in  one  fpirit 
2.2.being  of  one  accord,of«»e  mind 
1  Tim.i.t.  the  husband  of  one  wife 

e,.one  that  ruleth  well  his  own  houfe 
1 2.deacons  be  the  husbands  of  one  wife 
Tit.  i.6\if  any  be  blamelefs,the  husband  of  one  wife 
1  z.one  of  themfelves,  a  prophet  of  their  own 
He&.2.6.but  one  in  a  certain  place  teftifieth 
1  i.they  who.are  fanctified  are  all  of  one 
5. 1 2.ye  have  need  that  one  teach  you  again 

10. 1 1.  this  man,  after  he  had  offered  one  facrif. 
14-forby  one  ofFering,he  hath  perfected 

11. 1 2.  therefore  fprang  there  even  of  one 

1 2.i6.who  for  one  morfcll  of  meat  fold  his 
1  j.i4«but  we  feek  one  to  come 
Jam.z.io.zni  yet  offend  in  one  point,he  is  guilty 

1 6.  and  one  of  you  fay  to  them,  Depart 

5 . 1  o.if  any  of  you  do  erre, — &  one  convert  him 
1  Pet.  3.8.  be  ye  all  of  one  mind 
1  John  5-7-and  thefe  three  are  one 

8.. and  thefe  three  agree  in  one 
Rev. 4.  2.  and  one  fate  one  the  throne 
1.$,  one  of  the  elders  faith,  Weep  not 
6. 1.  when  the  Lamb  opened  one  of  the  feals 
7.1 2.0/ze  of  the  elders  anfwered,What  are  thefe 
9.12.  one  woe  is  paft  5  and  behold  another 
1  j .  j  .1  faw  one  of  his  heads  as  it  were  wounded 
14. 14.031?  fate,  like  unto  the  Son  of  man 
1  5.7.0m  of  the  four  beafts  gave  to  the  7.angcls 
1 7. 1. there  came  one  of  the  feven  angels 

Chap.21.0. 
1 2.  as  kings  one  hour  with  the  beaft 
1 3  .thefe  have  one  mind,and  (hall  give 
1 8. 10. for  in  one  hour  is  thy  judgment  come 

17.  in  one  houre  fo  great  riches  is 
10. in  one  hour  is  (he  made  defolate 

21.21.  every  fcverall  g3te  was  of  one  pearl 
£Dne  anotber,S?e  Snothcr. 
As  iDne  man,  See  .©tie  man. 
As$>m. 
Gen.%.1 2.the  man  is  become  as  one  of  us 
io.i4.hefecmed  zsone  that  mocked 
49.16.Dan  mall  judge  as  one.of  the  tribes 
Exod  1 2.48.  (hall  be  as  one  that  is  born  in  the  land 
Lev.  1 9.  j  4.  &  24.22. 
Num.xi.  1 2.1et  her  not  be  as  one  dead 
Jo/7io.2.Gibcon,agreatcity,asff?zeofthcroy.  cit. 
Judg.  1 7. 1 1. was  to  him  as  one  of  his  fons 

1  Stf»z.i7.2  6.uncirc.PhiIi(t.(hall  be  as  one  of  them 

26.  zo.as  when  one  doth  hunt  a  partridge 

2  Sarn.6. zo.  as  one  of  the  vain  fellowes  (hamelefly 

o.  1 1.  eat  at  my  table  as  one  of  the  kings  fons 
1  ?  .1 3.  thou  (halt  be  as  one  of  the  fools  in 
14.13.  fpeaketh  t  his  thing  as  one  that  is  faulty 
i7.i2.there(hallnotbe  left  fo  much  as  one 

2  Kjng.6.  5  .but  as  one  was  felling  a- beam 
1 2.9.  on  the  right  fide,as«ze  cometh  into 

2  Cbr.  5.  1 3. as  the  trumpeters  &  fingers  were  as  one 

Job  2.10.  fpeakeft  as  one  of  the  foolifh  women 
1 2.4.I  am  as  one  mocked  of  his  neighbour 
i9.n.hecounteth  me  as  one  of  his  enemies 

Pfd-i  5.14.3s  one  that  mourneth  for  his  mother 
78. 65-Lord  awaked  as  one  out  of  fleep 
89.  ic.broken  Rahab,as  one  that  is  (lain 
1 1 9.161.  as  one  that  findeth  great  fpoil 

Pro  6. 1 1 .  poverty  come  as  one  that  travelleth 

Chap.  24. 3. 

Ecclefa. ip.ns  the  one  dieth,fo  doth  the  other 


Cant.^.y.vihy  mould  I  be  zsone  that  turneth. 

8.10.I  was  in  his  eyes  as  o»e  that  found 
I  fa.  1  o .  1 4.  as  one  that  gathereth  egs  that  are  left 

29.4^8  of  one  that  hath  a  familiar  fpiric 

66.1 3.  zsone  whom  his  mother  comforteth 
Jer.  19. 1 1. as  one  breaketh  a  potters  veflell 
E^.40.40.as  one  goeth  up  to  the  entry  of  the 

42.9.as  one  goeth  into  them  from  the  utter 
1 2,toward  the  eaft,as one  entereth  into  them 

48. 1.  as  one  goeth  to  Hamath 

8. and  in  length  as  one  of  the  other  parts 
Zee.  1 2.  io.as  one  that  is  in  bitternefs  for  his  firft-b. 
as  one  mourneth  for  his  only  fon 
Ato.7.25>.taught  them  as  one  having  authority 

Marti  1.22. 
Mar\6. 1 5.  a  prophet,or  as  one  of  the  prophets 

9.26.2nd  he  was  as  one  dead,infomuch 
Luke  1j.19.make  me  as  ewe  of  thy  hired  fervants 

2  3. 1 4.3s  one  that  perverteth  the  people 
1  C0A7.25.as  one  that  hath  obtained  mercy 

9.16.  not  as  one  that  beateth  the  air 

flDne  day,See  3Dap. 

;©ite  heart,SeefgeaTt, 

it  £Dne. 

Gen.  1 1.6.  behold,  the  people  is  one 
41.2  j.Jof.  faid — The  dream  of  Pharaoh  is  one 

Verfc  26. 
£xo«(.2.6.this  is  one  of  the  Hebrew  children 
Df«f.6.4.the  Lord  our  God  is  one  Lord 

Mark  12.29. 
Mat.  1 2.i?.  is  one  greater  then  the  temple 
Mar\  i4.20.it  is  one  of  the  twelve  that  dippeth 
K0OT_2.28.not  a  Jew  that  is  one  outwatdly 
29.  he  is  a  Jew  that  is  one  inwardly 
3.30.  it  is  one  God  which  fnall  juftifie  the 

1  Cor.6. 17. that  is  joyned  to  the  Lord  is  owefpirit 

1 2. 1 2.for  as  the  body  is  o»f,and  hath 
1 5.40.gloty  of  the  celeftiall  is  one 
Gal.  3 . 2  o.  but  G  od  is  one 

Col.4.9,  faithf.&  beloved  broth,  who  is  one  of  you 

Verfe  12. 
Revel.17.10.  five  are  fallen,  znione is 
Little  £>ne,See  little. 
j©tie  man,$ee  $$m. 
Not  .©ne. 
Gen.  1 4.4 1. if  they  give  not  theewze,  thou  (halt 
Exod.  8.  31.  there  remained  not  one 

Chapt,.io.  19. 
q.6.of  the  cattell  of  the  childr.of  If.died  not  one 
7.  not  one  of  the  cattell  of  the  Ifraelites  dead 
12. 3o.where  there  was  not  one  dead 
Deut.i.$  5-there  (hall  not  one  of  thefe  men 
2.3  6.was  not  one  city  too  ftrong  for  us 

2  Sam.i  3. 30. and  there  is  noto«e  of  them  left 

1 7.13.111!  there  be  noto#e  fmall  ftone 
1  Kjng.16.1 1.  he  left  him  not  one  that  pifleth 
fob  1 4.4.ckan  thing  out  of  an  unclean  ?  not  one 
3 1.1 5.did  not  one  faihion  us  in  the  womb 
41.9.  (hal  not  one  be  c  aft  down  even  at  the  fight 
Pfal.  1 4. 3  .none  that  doth  good,no  not  one 

P/^.53.3.  Rom.%.iz. 
105.3  7.  was  not  one  feeble  perfon  among 
Pro.  1 5 . 1 2.  fcorner  loveth  not  one  that  reproveth  > 
Ija.n.zo.not  oneoftht  flakes  thereof  dial  ever  be 

40. 26. ftrong  in  power,notfl7z£  faileth 
Mat.  1 8.io.defpife  not  one  of  thefe  little  ones 
Rflw.3.io.none  righteous,  no  not  one 
i  Cor.6. 5. no,not  one  that  (hall  be  able  to  judge 
1 2. 14. the  body  is  not  one  member 
Mighty  £)ne,See  J^igrjtp. 
j©ne,in  reference  to  Other. 
G<7Z.4.i9.na.ofthe  one  was  Adah,—  the  oth.Zill. 
13.11.  feparated  themfel ves  one  from  the  other 
47.2 1  .from  one  en  d  of  Egypt  to  the  other 
Exo.  1. 1 5  .name  of  one  was  Shiprah.— the  oth.Puah 
1 4. 20.  the  one  came  not  neer  the  other 
17.1 2.his  hands,o«e  on  the  one  fide,the  other 
18-3.na.of  the  one  wasGerfh. — the  oth.  Eliez. 
25.1 2.two  rings  (halbe  in  the  one  fide,&  two  in 
26.26.five  bars  for  one  fide  of  the  tnb.&  five  for 
Chap.36.31. 
36.1 1.  loops  of  blue  on  the  edge  of  one  curtain 
37.8.  one  cherub  on  one  the  end  on  this  fide,  & 
1 8.three  branches  on  one  fide  of  tJie  candled. 
1 9. three  bowls  in  one  branch,  &  three  in  the 


Lev.<i  .7  .one  for  a  fin-eff.  the  other  for  a  burnt-off. 

Ch.12.8.  &  14.22,31.  &  15.15,30. 

Nttm.6.11.  &  8.i2. 

i6.2.one  lot  for  the  L.the  oth.  lot  for  the  fcape. 

Num.11. 16. name  of  the  one  was  Eldad, — the  oth. 

28.4.0W  lamb —  in  the  morn.the  oth. — at  even 

Deaf  .4.3  2.from  one  fide  of  heaven  to  the  other 

13.7  .from  one  end  of  the  earth  to  the  other 

Chap.  28.64. 
Judg,  15.29.took  hold  —  of  the  o?ie  with  his  right 
20.3 1.  one  goeth  to  the  houfe  of  God,  the  other 
Ruth  1 .4.namc  of  one  was  Orpab, —  other  Ruth 

1  Sam.i.z.  na.  of  the  one  was  Hannah, — oth.Pen. 

2  Sam.z.\-$.one  on  one  fide  of  the  pool,  the  other 

4.2.  na.of  the  one  was  Baanah, —  other  Rechab 
i2.i.theoserich,the  other  poor 
1  Kjng-i.z^.one  faith.This  is  my  fon,the  oth.faitb 
25-give  half  to  the  o«e,and  half  to  the  other 
6. 24. five  cubits  was  the  one  wing,  &  five  cubits 
from  the  utterm.part  of  the  one  wing,  to 
2^.height  of  one  cher.was  ten  cubi.  &  fo  was 
27.  wing  of  the  one  touched  the  one  wall :  & 
3  4.  two  leaves  of  the  one  door  were  folding 
7.i6.height  of  the  one  chapiter  was  five  cubits 
i7.feven  nets  for  the  one  chapiter,  and  7.  for 
1 8.two  rows— about  one  net-work,&  fo  did 
2  3 .  from  the  one  brim  to  the  other 
io.20.twelve  lions  on  one  fide,and  on  the  oth. 
20.29.pitched  one  againft  the  other  feven  dayes 
Neb.4.  >  7-with  one  of  his  hands  wrought,  with  the 
Ecclef.$.i().as  one  dieth/odoth  the  other 

7.i4.(hall  fet  the  one  over  againft  the  o  her 
/e>'.i2.i2.fword  (hall  devour  fro.one  end  —to  the 
24.2.o«e  basket  had  very  good  figs, — ^the  other 
25.33  .(Lin  of  the  L. (halbe— fro.oae  end  of  the 
36.1 6. they  were  afraid  both  one  and  other 
JE^/f.1.23.  wings  ftraight,the  one  toward  theoth. 
21.16.  goe  theeo«e  way  or  other 
40.6.0'ne  threfhold — was  one  reed,&  the  other 
48. 8. in  length  as  one  of  the  other  parrs 
Drftt.8.3.  the o?z£ horn  was  higher  then  the  other 

12.5  .one  on  this  fide,the  other  on  that  fide 
Zech./^.i.one  upon  this  fide  of  the  bowl,the  other 

it. 7. one  I  called  Beauty,  the  other  Bands 
Matth.6.1^.  hate  the  o»<r,and  love  the  other 

Luke  16.13. 
hold  to  the  o^and  defpifc  the  other 
Lu\ei6- 13. 
20.zvo?ie  on  thy  right  hand,  the  oth.on  the  left 
Mar\  10.37. 
24.3 1. from  one  end  of  heaven  to  the  other 
40.the  one  (hall  be  taken,and  the  other  left 
Verfe4i.  Luke  17.34,5  hl^' 
Mar.15.z7.two  theeves,0B£  on  his  right  ha.theo. 
Luke  23.33. 
L<v.6.29.fm.thee  on  the  one  cheek ,ofF.ilfo  the  oth. 
7-Hi.one  ought  five  bundr.  pence,the other  fifty 
17.1 4.of  the  one  part  und.hea.fliineth  to  the  oth. 
1 8.  lo.the  one  a  Pharifee,  the  other  a  Publican 
John  20.12.the  one  at  the  head,the  other  at  the  feet 
Alls  1 5.3  9.  departed  afunder  one  from  the  other 
23.6.03c  part  were  Pharifees,the  oth.Sadduces 

1  Cor.7. 5. defraud  vou  notoBfthe  other 

2  C0/.2.  i6.to  the  one  the  fa  v.  of  death— to  the  otb. 
Gal.^.zz.one  by  a  bond-maid,theoth.by  a  free-w. 

y.  17.  thefe  are  contrary  one  to  the  other 
Rev.\7.\o.  one  is,and  the  other  is  not  yet  come 

®M  people,  See  people. 
There  is  )Dne. 
Levit.7.7.  there  is  one  law  for  them 
Judg.i  1.  6.  there  is  one  tribe  cut  off 
Eft.4. 1 1. there  is  one  law  of  his  to  put  him  to  death 
Ecclef.+.S. there  is  one  alone,there  is  not  a  fecond 
9. 2. there  is  one  event  to  the  righteous 
3.there  is  one  event  to  all 
D<«.2.9.there  is  but  one  decree  for  yoa 
Nah.  1 . 1 1  .there  is  one  come  out  of  thee  that  imagi. 
Mar.  12.32.  there  is  one  God,there  is  none  other 
John  5.45.  there  is  one  that  accufeth  you 

8.5o.there  is  one  that  feeketh  and  judgeth 
1  Cor.  1 5. 39.there  is  one  kind  of  fle(h  of  men 

4 1 .  there  is  one  glory  of  the  fun 
1  Tim.  2.5  .for  there  is  one  God,and  one  Mediatour 
/<W2.2.i9.thoubeleeveft  thete  is  one  God 
4. 1 2.  there  is  one  law-giver 

0ne 


ONE   ONE 


ONE   ONE 


ONE   ONE 


£Dne  of  them. 
GcM.41.27  .as  one  of  them  opened  hisfack 
.Ewi.14.28.  remained  not  (o  much  as  one  of  them 
Nam.  16.1  J.  have  I  huvtone  of  them 
Dcut.z^.^.oneof  them  die,  and  have  no  child 
Judg.i  i.j  y.  art  one  of  them  that  trouble  me. 
1  Saw. i7.j6.Philiftine (hall  be  as  one  of them 
z  Sam.  1  j  .jo.Ks  fons,there  is  not  one  of  them  left 
1 7. 2  2.1acked  not  one  of  them  that  was  not  gone 
20. 1 9.I  am  one  of  them  that  are  peaceable 
24!  1  i.offer  thee  j  .things,chu(e  thee  one  of  them 
1  fy.18.40.take.  the  pro.of  Ba.al,let  not  om  of  them 
i9.2.makenotthy  life  as  one  of  them 
22.1 5. thy  word  be  like  the  wor.of  o»eof  them 
1  Chr.zi.  i  o.chufc  thee  one  of  them,that  I  may  do  it 
pyd/.j4.20.bones3not  one  of  them  isbroken 
<  j .  j  .every  one  of  them  is  gone  back 
5 8.8. let  every  one  of  them  paffe  away 
64.6.thought  of  every  one  of  them  is  deep 
84.7.  evety  one  of  them  in  Zionappeareth 
1 06. 1 1  .enemies,  there  was  not  one  of  them  left 
Pro.22.26.be  not  thou  one  of  them  that  ftrike  han. 
Eccl.  10.1  $  .lab.of  the  foolifh  weari.eve.ose  of  them 
Jer.i  f  .1  o.every  one  of  them  doth  curfe  me 

jo.  1 6.thine  adverfaries,ev.o»e  of  them,  (hall  go 
£^.1 1. 5.I  know  the  things — zvetyone  of  them 
Dan.  7. 16.  came  neer  to  one  of  them  that  ftood  by 
8. 9.  out  of  one  of  them  came  forth  a  little  horn 
Obad.  1 1 .  even  thou  waft  as  one  of  them 
Mat.  10. 29.  one  of  them  fhall  not  fall  to  the  grou. 
1 8. 1 2.(heep,and  one  of  them  be  gone  aftray 
ao-.ij.heanfw.o»eofthem,&faid,Fricnd,Ido 
22.  j  1,'One  of  them,which  was  a  lawyer,  asked 
26.22.began  every  om  of  them  to  fay,Lo.is  it  I 
5 1  .one  of  them  which  were  with  Jef.ftretched 
7  j.faid  to  Peter,Surely  thou  art  one  of  them 
27.48.iKK  of  them  ran,  and  took  a  fpunge 
MfW.14.47.ow  of  them  that  ftood  by  drew  afword 
69.began  to  fay — This  is  one  of  them 
70.faid  agito  Pet.Surely  thou  art  one  of  them 
Luke  12.6.  not  one  of  them  is  forgotten  before  G. 
i4.15.072e  of  them  that  fate  at  meat 

1  ?.4>having  an  hun.fheep,if  he  lofe  oneoi them 
i7.i?.o»eofthem,whenhefaw  that  he  was  hea. 

2  z.^o.one  of  them  fmote  the  ferv.of  the  high  pr. 
24.18. one  of  them,whofe  name  was  Cleophas 

John  6.7. every  owe  of  them  may  take  a  little 
7 . 5  o.came  to  Jefus  by  night,  being  one  of  them 
1  i.49.o»e  of  them,named  Caia.faid,  Ye  know 
1 2.2.Laz.was  one  of  them  that  fate  at  table 
Afts  7.24.  feeing  one  of  them  fuffer  wrong,he  def. 
11.28  .ftood  up  one  of  them,named  Agabus 
jJDite  thing. 
Jo f.  z  2  A4. not  one  thing  hath  failed  of  all  the  good 
not  one  thing  hath  failed  thereof 
Job  9.22.this  is  one  thing,therefore  I  faid  it 
Vfal.zy.^.one  thing  have  I  defired  of  the  Lord 
Ecclef.i.ig.  even  one  thing  befalleth  them 
Mat.z1.14. 1  alfo  will  ask  you  one  thing 
Mark  io.2i.C7ze  thing  thou  lacked  :  Go  thy  way 
Lukf  c"9-I w'^  ask  y°u  ene  thing  ;  Is  it  lawfull 
18.22.yet  lackeft  thou  one  thing  :  fell  all  that 
20.  j  .1  will  alfo  ask  you  one  thing,&  anfwer  me 
Joh.g.ij.one  thing  I  know, that  whereas  Iwasbl. 
Acls  1 9.  j  2.fome  cryed  one  thing,and  fome  anotb. 
Chap. 21.34. 
Phil,  j .  1  j  .this  one  thing  I  do,forgctting  thofe 
2  Vet.  j. 8.  be  not  ignorant  of  this  one  thing 

wicked  ®XK. 
Mat.  1  j .  1 9  .then  cometh  the  w  icked  one 

j  8. tares  are  the  children  of  the  wicked  one 
ijoh.z.  ij.yong  menjbec.ye  have  overc.the  viic.one 
1 4.ye  have  overcome  the  wicked  one 
j.  1  i.Cain,  who  was  of  that  wicked  one 
y. 18. wicked  one  toucheth  him  not 
£Dnelp. 
Gen.6. 5  .thoughts  of  his  heart  was  onely  evill 
7.2  j.Noah  onely  remained  alive,  and  they  that 
1 9.8.  onely  to  thefe  men  do  nothing 
22.2.  take  now  thy  fon,thine  onely  fon 

1 1. not  withheld  thyfon,thine  onely  fon  from 

1 6.haft  not  withheld  thy  fon,  thine  onely  fon 

24.8.035/)/ bring  not  rr.y  fon  thither  again 

27.1  j  .onely  obey  my  voice, &  go  fetch  me  them 

\4.zz.0nely  herein  will  the  men  confent  to  us 

2  j .  onely  let  us  confent  to  them,  &  they  will 


41.40.flKe/yin  the  throne  will  I  be  greater 
4j.zz.onely  the  land  of  the  priefts  bought  he  not 

26.except  the  land  of  the  priefts  onely 
jo.8  .onely  their  little  ones  they  left  in  Gofhen 
Exod.i.g.may  remain  in  the  river  onely 

1 1  .they  (hall  remain  in  the  river  onely 
28.  onely  you  (hall  not  go  very  far  away 
g.z6-onely  in  the  land  of  Gofhen— was  there  no 
10.  i7.forgive  my  fin  onely  this  once 

take  away  from  me  this  death  onely 
2/t.only  let  your  flocks  &  your  herds  be  ftaied 
i2.i6.tbato«e/y  may  be  done  of  you 
n.ig.onely  he  (hall  pay  for  the  lofle  of  his  time 
2  2.20.facrif.  to  3ny  god  fave  unto  the  ho.onely 
27-that  is  his  covering  onely 
Lev.z  1 .2  j  .onely  he  (hall  not  go  in  unto  the  vail 

zj.z6.onely  the  firftlings  of  the  beafts 
Num-1.49.0nly  thou  (halt  not  num.the  tribe  of  Le. 

1  a.2.hath  the  Lord  indeed  fpoken  only  by  Mof. 
i4.g.onely  rebell  not  ye  againft  the  Lord 
18.  j.  onely  they  (hall  not  come  nigh  the  vefiels 
20. 19. 1  wiUronely  go  thorow  on  my  feet 
22.J  <,>onely  the  word  that  I  (hall  (peak 
31.2  z.onely  the  gold  and  the  filyer 
7,6.6.  onely  to  the  family  of  the  tribe  of  their  fa. 

Deut.z.zK.onely  I  will  pafle  thorow  on  my  feet 
3  j. onely  the  cattell  wee  took  for  a  prey 
j  j. only  to  the  land  of  Amm.  thou  earned  not 

3 . 1 1  .onely  Og  King  of  Bafhan  remained 

4.9.  onely  take  heed  to  thy  felfe 

1 2.  faw  no  fimilitude  :  onely  ye  heard  a  voice 

8.  j. man  doth  not  live  by  bread  onely 

10. \%.only  the  Lord  had  a  delight  in  thy  fathers 

12.16.  onely  ye  (hall  not  eat  the  bloud 
2  j. onely  be  fure  thou  eat  not  the  bloud 
z6.onely  thy  holy  things  which  thou  haft 

\%.%.onely,  if  thou  carefully  hearken 
,2  j .  onely  thou  (halt  not  eat  the  bloud  thereof 

20.20.ose/_y  the  trees  which  thouknoweft 

2  2.25  .the  man  o»/y  which  lay  with  her  (hal  dye 
28. 1  j .  and  thou  (halt  be  above  onely 

29.thou  (halt  be  onely  oppreffed  and  fpoiled 
Verfe  3  3 . 
2  9. 1 4 .nei.with  you  onely  do  I  make  this  coven. 
Jof.i.j.onely  be  thou  ftrong  and  very  couragious 
17. onely  the  Lord  thy  God  be  with  thee 
1 2-onely  be  ftrong  and  of  a  good  courage 
6. 1  ?. onely  on  that  day  they  compaffed  the  city 
17. .onely  Rahab  the  harlot  fhall  live 
24.  onely  the  filver  and  the  gold— they  put 
8.2.  onely  the  fpoil  thereof  (hall  ye  take 

27.  onely  the  cattell,  3nd  the  fpoil  of  that  city 
1 1. 1  j.If.burned  none  of  them,fave  Hazor  only 

iz.onely  in  Gaza,in  Gath,and  in  Afhdod 
ij.tf.OBf/_y  divide  thou  it  by  lot  ' 

i4.onely  to  the  tribe  of  Levi  he  gave  none 
17.17.thou  (halt  not  have  one  lot  onely 
Judg.r.z  only  that  the  generations  of  the  childr.of 
fi.37.if  the  dew  be  on  the  fleece  onely 

39_let  it  now  be  dry  onely  upon  the  fleece 
40.  it  was  dry  upon  the  fleece  onely 
10. 1  5  .deliver  us  onely,  vie  ptay  thee,  this  day 
1 1.  j4.fhe  was  his  onely  child 
16. 28  .ftrengthen  me,I  pray  thee,o«7_y  this  once 
lg.zo.onely  lodge  not  in  the  ftreet 
1  Sam.  1 . 1  j .  Hann.fpake  in,her  heart,flK/y  her  lips 
z-ismly  the  Lord  eftabliftfhisword 
$.4.onely  the  ftump  of  Dagon  was  left 
7 .  j  .your  hearts  to  the  Lord,and  ferve  him  onely 
4.then  the  childr.of  Ifrael  ferved  the  L.  onely 
1  z.z4.onely  fear  the  Lord,and  ferve  him 
18.17.cwe/ybe  thou  valiant  for  me,and  fight 
20.14.not  only  while  yetl  live  (hew  me  the  kin. 
39. onely  Jonathan  &  Dav.  knew  the  matter 
zSam.  1  j.  j 2.  for  Amnon  onely  is  dead 

Verfe  33. 
17.2. 1  will  fmite  the  king  onely 
20.  z  1  .deliver  him  onely,  and  I  will  depart 
2j.io.people  returned  after  him  onely  to  fpoil 
t  Kjn.z.z.only  the  people  facrificed  in  the  high  pla. 
z.onely  he  facrificed,and  burnt  incenfe 
4. 1 9.Gebar  was  the  onely  officer  in  the  land 
12.40.none  followed  the  hou.of  Da.but  )a.only 
14.8. do  that  onely  which  was  right  in  mine  eyes 
1 3-he  onely  of  Jerob.  fhall  come  to  the  grave 
1 5.  j. did  that  wch  was  right  —  fave  onely  in  the 


19. 1  o.I  onely  am  left,and  they  feek  my  life 

Verfe  14. 

2 2.3 1  .(mall  nor  great,five  oncty  with  the  k  ng 

2  ^#.3.25.03^  in  Kir-harafech  left  they  the  ftones 

10.2  j. the  worfhippers  of  Baal  onely 
i7.i8.noneleftbut  the  tribe  of  Judah onely 
19.  i9.thou  art  the  Lord  God,eve-n  thou  onely 
21.8.  onely  if  they  will  obferve  to  do  according 

1  Chro.zz.i  z.onely  the  Lord  give  thee  wifdome 

2  Chro.z.6.  fave  onely  to  burn  facrifice  before  him 

6.  30.  thou  only  knoweft  the  hearts 
18.30. fight  o«e/y  with  the  king  of  Ifrael 
3j.17.did  facrifice — to  theL. their  Godonely 
E^ra  lo.if .  cw/y  Jonathan  the  fon  of  Afahel 
Eft.  1.  i6.queen  hath  not  done  wrong  to  the  K-tnly 
Job  1.1  z.onely  upon  himf.put  not  forth  thine  lund 
1  J.I  onely  am  efcaped  alone  to  tell  thee 

Ver.16,17,19. 

1  j. 20. onely  do  not  two  things  unto  me 
34.29.done  againft  a  nation,or  aga.a  man  only 

P/a/.4.8.thou  Lord  e«/ymakeft  me  dwell  in  fafeey 
y  i.4.againft  thee,  thee  onely  have  I  finned 
6i.2.he  onely  is  my  rock  and  my  falvation 

Verfe  6. 
4.  theyose/yconfult  tocaft  him  down 
y.my  foul,  wait  thou  onely  upon  God 
7 1 . 1  tf.of  thy  righteoufneffe,even  of  thine  onely 
7  2. 1 8  .God  of  Ifra.OKe/y  doth  wondrous  things 
9 1.8.  onely  with  thine  eyes  (halt  thou  behold  ° 

Prtf.4.3 .  onely  beloved  in  the  fight  of  my  mother 
y.  17. let  them  be  onely  thine  owne 
11.23.  defire  of  the  righteous  is  onely  good 
13.10.  onely  by  pride  cometh  contention 
14.23.talk  of  the  lips  tendeth  onely  to  penury 
17.1 1. evill  man  feeketh  onely  rebellion 

2  i.y.thoughts  of  the  diligent  tend  only  to  plen. 

every  one  that  is  hafty, onely  to  want 
Ecclef;7.i9.  onely  have  I  found  that  G.  hath  made 
Cant.6.g.my  dove,(he  is  the  onely  daugh.of  her  mo. 
Ifa.4.  l.one/y  let  us  be  called  by  thy  name 
26. 1 3. by  thee  wil  we  onely  make  mention  of 
28.19.  a  vexation  only  to  underftand  the  report 
j7.20.thou  art  the  Lord,even  thou  onely 
Jer.z.  1  z.onely  acknowledge  thine  iniquity 
tf.26.make  thee  mourning  as  for  an  onely  fon 

3  2.  jo.  onely  done  evill  before  from  their  youth 

onely  provoked  me  to  anger 
£^.7.j.anevill,an  onely  evill,  behoid,is  come 
1 4.  i6.they  onely  fhall  be  delivered 

1 8.  they  onely  (hall  be  delivered  themfelves 
44.  20.  they  fhall  onely  poll  their  heads 
Amos  j  .2.  you  only  have  I  known  of  all  the 

8,io.make  it  as  the  mourning  of  an  onely  fon 
Mdf.4.io.wor(hipthe  L.thy  G.and  himonly  (halt 
<j  .47.  if  ye  falute  your  brethren  onely 
8.8.fpeak  the  word  onely,  and  my  fervant  fhalbe 
10.42.give  a  cup  of  cold  water  only  in  the  name 
1 2.4.not  lawfull  for  him  to  eat,buc  only  for  the 
14.JC?.  might  onely  touch  the  hem  of  hisgarm. 
17.8.  they  faw  no  man  fave  Jefus  onely 
2 1. 1 9-found  nothing  thereon  but  leaves  onely 

n.notonelydo  this  which  is  done 
24.36.not  the  angels  in  heaven,  but  my  Fa.  on. 
Mm\  2.7.whocm  forgive  fins  but  God  onely 
5. j6.be not  afraid,0Ke/y  belecve 
6. 8. nothing  for  their  journey ,fave  a  ftaffe  onely 
9. 8. faw  no  man  fave  Jefus  onely 
Lul^e  4.8. him  onely  (halt  thou  ferve 

7.1 2,a  dead  man  carried  ont, the  onely  [on  of 
8.42.had  one  onely  daughter 

yo.beleeve  onely, and  (he  (ball  be  made  whole 
9.38.  fon,forhe  is  mine  onely  child 
24.1 8 .  art  thou  only  a  ftranger  in  Jerufalem 
/<M.i.i4.glory,  as  of  the  onely  begotten  of  the  Fa. 
1 8. only  begotten  Son,which  is  in  the  bofom 
3 .  i6.gave  his  only  begotten  Son 

i8.nameofthe  only  begotten  Son  of  God 
J.i8.jewes  fought  to  kill  him,not<w/y 

44.  honour  that  cometh  from  God  onely 
1 1 .  f  2.not  for  that  nation  only,  but  that 
1  z.9.came,not  for  Jefus  fake  onely,but  that 
1  j#9.not  my  feet  o»/y,butftlfo  my  hands 
17.  j.  know  thee  the  onely  true  God 
Ails  8.i6.o»eZy  they  were  baptized  in  the  name 
1 1.  i9.word  to  none,but  unto  the  Jewes  only 
1 8. 2  5. knowing  only  the  baptifme  of  John 

19.27.not 


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1 9.27.not  onely  this  our  craft  is  in  danger 
2  i.  x  j.ready,not  to  be  bound  onely, but  to  die 

2  5  .onely  that  they  keep  themfel ves  from 
26.2?.would  to  God  that  not  onely  thou,but 
27.  io.much  damage,  not  onely  of  the  lading 
Rom.i .  3  2.not  onely  do  the  fame,but  have  pleafure 
3.29.1s  he  the  God  of  the  Jew ts  onely 
4.9.cometh  bleffednefle  upon  the  circumcif.0«(y 

1 2.them  who  are  not  of  the  circumcifion  only 

16. not  to  that  onely  which  is  of  the  law 
5.3  .not  onely  fo,but  wc  glory  in  tribulation 

1 1. not  onely  fo,  but  we  joy  alfo  in  God 
8. 2  j  .not  onely  they,  b-ut  our  felves  alfo 
j.io.not  onely  this,  but  when  Rebekah  alfo 

24.  called  ^not  of  the  Jeweso«e/y,  but  alfo 
1 3 .  j.be  fubje<S,  not  onely  for  wrath,buc 
i<?.4.unto  whom  not  onely  I  give  thanks 

27.10  God  onely  wife  beglory 

1  Cor. 7. 3 9. married  to  whom  fhe  v/il}only  in  the  L. 
9.6. 1  only  and  Barnabas,have  not  we  power 

1 4. 3  6. came  the  word  of  God  from  you  onely 
1  5. 1 9.1  fin  this  life  onely  we  have  hope 

2  Cor. 7. 7. not  by  his  coming  0#/y,but  by  the  confo. 

8.  io.not  onely  to  do,but  to  be  forward 
i9.notthat  o»e/y3  but  who  was  alfochofen 
2 1  .honeft  things,not  only  in  the  fight  of  the 

9.12.  this  fervice  not  only  fupplyeth  the  want  of 
Gal.  1 . 2  3 .  heard  only  that  he  which  perfecuted  us 

2.IO.  onely  they  would  that  we  fhould  rememb. 

3.2.  this  onely  would  I  learn  ofyou 

4.  i8.not  onely  when  I  am  prefent  with  you 

5.  12. only  ufe  not  liberty  for  an  occafion 

1  ,  6. 12. only  left  they  fhould fuffer  perfecution 
Eph.  1. 2 1. name  that  is  named  not  only  in  this  wo. 
Phil.  1.27. only  let  your  converfation  be  as  it 
29.  not  onely  to  beleeve  on  him,but  alfo  to 
2. 1 2.obeyed3  not  as  in  my  prefence  only 

27-not  on  him  onely  jam  on  me  alfo 
4. 1  j.no  church  communic.with  me,but  ye  onely 
C0I.4.  r  i.thefe  onely  are  my  fellow-workers 

1  Thef.  i .  5  .gofpel  came  unto  you,not  in  word  only 

8. from  you  founded  out  the  word,not  only  in 
2. 8. imparted  unto  you  not  the  gofpel  of  G.only 
zlhef.z.7  .only  he  who  now  lettetb,willlet 
iTim.i.  i7-to  the  onely  wife  God  be  honour 
5.  1 3. not  only  idle,  but  tatlers  alfo 
6.1  j.who  is  the  bleffed  and  onely  Potentate 
i6.who0#e/yhath  immortality 

2  Tim.z.zo.  not  only  veffelsofgold  and  filver 

4. 7. not  unto  me  o»/v,but  unto  them  alfo 
1 1.  onely  Lube  is  with  me 
Heb.g.  io.ftood  onely  in  meats  and  drinks 

1 1 .  r  7. offered  up  his  onely  begotten  Son 

1 2.  z6.  fhake  not  the  earth  only, but  alfo  heaven 
Jam. i.zz.doets  oftheword,and  not  hearers  onely 

2.24.by  works  a  man  isjuftif.&not  by  faith  <vz. 
1  Prt.2.i8.not  only  to.the  good  and  gentle,but 

1  John  2. 2. not  for  our  fins0#e(y,but  for  the 

4.9  God  fenthis  onely  begotten  Son 

5  tf  not  by  water  on!y,but  by  water  and  bloud 

2  John  1.  not  I  onely,  but  alfo  all  they 
Jude  4. denying  theonly  Lord  God 

2  5. to  theonly  wife  God  our  Saviour 
Rev.g. q.oncly  thoCe  men  which  have  not  the  feal 
1  j.4.thou  only  art  holy,for  all  nations 

Dan.8.  8.  came  up  four  notable  ones 

1l.17.ftren.cf  his  whole  kingd.&  upright  ones 

£>nzttmu<3. 

Col. 4.g. Onefimus, 1  faithfull  and  beloved  brother 
Philem.  lo.befcech  thee  for  my  fon  Onefimus 
26.written  from  Rome  by  Onefimus 
£>ncQpl)02uisf. 
2  T'm.i.i6.L.  give  mercy  to  the  houfe  of  One fipb. 
4  i9.falute  the  houfe  of  Omfipboms 
iDnicija. 
£.Tffrf.3o.34.fweet  fpices,ftacte,  &  onkha, 8c  gzlbz. 

Anions. 
Num.  1 1 .  j.  leeks,and  the  onions&nd  the  garlike 

Gcn.z.  1 2, there  is  Bdelium,and  the  onix  ftone 
£^.25.7.oBixftones,andftones  tobefetin 
28.9.thou  fhatt  take  two  omx  ftones 

20. fourth  row,  a  beryll,  and  an  onix 
3  5.9-and  onix  ftoncs,and  ftones 
2  7. rulers  brought  onix  ftones 


39. 6.  onix  ftones  inclofed  in  ouches  of  gold 
i3.aberyll,an<ww#,anda  jafper 
1  Cbr.zg.z.onix  ftones,  and  ftones  to  be  fet 
Job  2  8.1 6.precious0»«,  or  dictapho- 
nes. 1  j.the  diamond,the  beril,  the  onix 

£Dno. 
1  Chr.8.  1  z.Ono  and  Lod,with  the  towns  thereof 
E\ra  2.3 3. children  of  Lod,Hadid>and  Ono 

Neb.  7. 17. 
Neh.  6.  2.  villages  in  the  plain  of  Ono 

1 1.3  5-Lod  and  O^the  valley  of  craftf-men 

Sxo.40.36.  the  cloud  was  taken  up3If.went  ow>a. 

jDpen. 

Gen.i.zo.  fowls  thatflie  intheopwz  firmament 

3  8 . 1 4  and  fate  in  an  open  place 
Lev.  i4.7.1et  the  living  bird  loofe  into  the  o&.field 
1 7.5.bring  their  facr.w'1'  they  off.in  the  op. field 
Num.ip.fy.open  veffell,  which  hath  no  coverieg 
24.3-the  man  whofe  eyes  are  open  hath  fa  id 

Verfe  15. 

4.falUng  into  a  trance,but  having  his  eys  open 

Verfe  16. 

Jof.S.ij.ltft  the  city  open,and  purfued  after  Ifrael 

1  Sam.$.i.  in  tbofe  dayes  there  was  no  open  vifion 

2  Sam.i  i.n.fer.of  my  lord  are  imam. in  theop.fi. 

1  l\ing.6.i%.  wascatved  with  knops  &0p.flowres 

zg.opcn  flow  res  within  and  without 
3  z.open  flowts,  and  overlaid  them  with  gold 
3  5.0/OTz  flowrs,  and  covered  them  with  gold 
8. 29  .eyes  may  be  open  toward  this  houfe 
5  2. eyes  may  be  open  to  the  ^application  of 

2  Cho.6.zo.eyes  may  be  open  unto  this  houfe 

40. let  (I  befeech  thee)thine  eyes  be  open 
7.1 5. mine  eyesihalbe  open,8c  mine  ears  attent 

Neb. i.6.eais  be  now  attentive,  and  thine  eys  open 
6.5.  fent  Sanballat  with  an  open  letter 

Job  34.26.  as  wicked  men  in  theopen  fight  of  oth. 

Ffal.  j-9.their  throat  is  an  open  fepulchre 
3  4. 1  5  .his  ears  are  open  unto  their  cry 

Pro.  1 3 .  16.  a  fool  layeth  open  bis  folly 

27.5.  open  rebuke  is  better  then  fecret  love 

If&.9. 1 2. fhall  devour  Ifrael  with  open  mouth 
24.18.  windows  from  heaven  are  opes 
60. 1 1.  my  gates  fhall  be  open  continually 

Jer.  5.  1 6.rheir  quiver  is  an  open  fepulchre. 
9.2  2.fall  as  dung  upon  the  open  field 
32.11  .which  was  fealed — &  that  which  was  0. 
i4.fealed,  and  this  evidence  which  is  open 
i9.eys  are  open  upon  all  the  waies  of  the  fons 

E  %e^.  1 6.  5  .thou  waft  caft  out  in  the  open  field 
3  2.4. 1  will  caft  thee  forth  upon  the  open  field 
33.27.him  that  is  in  the  open  field  will  I  give 
37.2.were  very  many  in  the  open  valley 
3  9.5. fall  upon  the  open  field,  for  I  have  fpok.  it 

Dan.6. 1  o.windows  being  open  in  his  chamber 

N  ah.  $.  13. gates  of  thy  land  fhall  be  laid  wide  open 

John  1 . 5 1  .hereafter  ye  fhall  fee  heaven  open 

Acls  16. 27. feeing  the  prifon  doors  op.he drew  oat 
19.3  8. law  is  open,md  there  are  deputies 

Rom. 3 .  1 3  .their  throat  is  an  open  fepulchre 

2  C0/.3.18.  viithopen  face  beholding  as  in  a  glaffe 
6. 1  i.our  mouth  is  open  unto  you,our  heart  is 

1  Ti»2.y.24.fome  mens  fins  are  open  before-hand 

Heb.6.6.put  him  to  an  open  fhame 

1  Pet. 3 .  1 2.  his  ears  are  open  unto  their  prayers 
Rev.i  .8.1  have  fet  before  thee  an  open  door 

io.2.had  in  his  hand  a  little  book  open 
8.take  the  little  book  which  is  open 
iDpro  fields,  See  J?teID0, 
£Dpen. 
Exod.  2 1 . 3  3  .and  if  a  man  fhall  open  a  pit 
Num.8. i6.in  ftead  of  fuch  as  open  every  womb 

16. 3  o.earthopra  her  mouth,  and  fw  allow  them 

D eu.i  $. %.tbou  (halt  open  thy  hand  wide  unto  him 

1  l.open  thy  hand  wide  unto  thy  brother 

20. 1 1. make  thee  anfw.of  peace,  &  open  to  thee 

28.i2.L.fhall  ope»unto  thee  his  good  treafure 

Jof.  1  o.zz.open  the  mouth  of  the  cave,&  bring  out 

2  iX?»g.6.i7.Lord,Ipray  thee3ope»  his  eyes 

20.Lord,o/>fB  the  eyes  of  thefe  men 
9. i.open  the  door,and  flee,and  tarry  not 
13. 17. and  hefaid,0/rathe  window  eaftward 
i9.i6.fl/>e»>Lord,thineeyeSjand  fee 
Job  1 1.5.O  that  G.would  fpeak,and  open  his  lips 
1 4. 3 .  doft  thou  open  thine  eyes  on  fuch  an  one 


3  2.20.I  will  open  my  Iips3and  anfwer 
35.1 6.therfore  doth  Job  open  his  mouth  in  vain 
4 1 . 1 4.who  can  0;  en  the  doors  of  his  facs 
P^.49.4.  will  openmy  dark  faying  upon  the  harp 
5  1. 1 5.O  Lord, open  thou  my  lips 
7  8.2.I  will  open  my  mouth  in  a  parable 
8 \.\o.open  thy  mouth  widc,and  I  will  fill  jt 
1 18.  i9ie/;ra  to  mc  the  gates  of  righteoufneffe 
1 19.18.0pC8  thou  mine  eyes,that"l  may  behold 
Pro,zo. \7.open thine eyes,and thou  fhalt be fatLfi, 
3  i.B.open  thy  mouth  for  the  dumb 
9,open  thy  mouthjjudge  righteoufly- 
Cant. ?.  2.  open  to  me,my  fitter,  my  dove 

y.I  role  up  to  open  to  my  beloved 
jy2i.22.22.hefhall0sra,and  none  fhall  fhut 

and  he  fhall  fhut,and  none  fhall  open 
26. 2. opflz  ye  the  gates, that  the  righteous  nation 
28.24.0pra,3nd  break  the  clods  of  his  ground 
I7.17.0pcn  thine  eyes,  O  Lord,and  fee 
41. 18.I  will  open  rivers  in  highplaces 
42.7.10  open  the  blind  eyes,to  bring  out  the 
45'. i.open  before  him  the  two-leaved  gates 
8. earth  open,md  let  them  bring  forth  falvati. 
/tM3.i9.cities  fhall  be  fhut  up,&  none  fhal  open 

<>o.z6.open  her  ftore-houfes,  caft  her  up 
E^e^.z. 8. open  thy  mouth,  and  eat  that  I  give  thee 
3-27-when  I  ipeak  with  thee,I  wil  op.thy  mou. 
16.63.be  confounded,&  never  open  thy  mouth 
2 1 .22.captains,to  open  the  mouth  in  the  fhugh. 
2f.9.behold,I  will  openthe  iideof  Moab 
37.1 2.will  open  your  graves,and  caufe  you  to 
46. 1 2.one  dial  I  open  him  the  gate  towa.the  eaft 
Dan.9. 1 8  open  thine  eyes ,and  behold  our  defolatL 
Zech. 1 1.1. open  thy  doors,0  Lebanon 

1 2.4.will  open  mine  eys  upon  the  houfe  of  Jud. 
Mal.i.io.l  will  not  open  ycu  the  wind,  of  heaven 
Mat. 1 3.3  5.I  wiUopen  my  mouth  in  parables 

25.11  .other  virgins,faying,Lord,Lo.0p£3  to  us 
Lu\e  1 2. 3  6. when  he  cometh  &  knoc.tfcey  may  op. 

1 3.25.Lord,Lord,0pC72unto  us 
John  io.2 1.  can  adivellopratheeyesoftbeblind 
Ails  18. 14. Paul  was  now  about  to  open  his  mouth 
26a  8.  to  open  their  eyes,  &  to  turn  them  from 
Ephef. 6. 19. that  I  may  open  my  mouth  boldly 
£W.4.3.that  G.would  open  unto  us  a  door  of  utter. 
Rev.  5.2.who  is  worthy  to  open  the  book 
3. no  man  was  able  to  open  the  book 
4.  no  man  was  found  wotthv  to  open  the  bo. 
5  .root  of  Da.hath  prevailed  to  open  the  book 
9.  worthy  to  take  the  book,and  open  the  fcals 
tDpeneO. 
Gfs.3.  5.  then  your  eyes  (hall  beopened 

7.  and  the  eyes  of  them  both  were  opened 
7.  i  i.the  windowes  of  heaven  were  opened 
8.6. Noah  opened  the  window  of  the  ark 
2i.i9.Godo/W22d!hereyes,3nd  fhefaw  a  well 
29.3  i.G. opened  her  womb,but  Rachel  was  bar. . 
3 0.2 2. God  opened  Rachels  womb 
4i.56.Jofeph  opcncdaW  the  ftoie-houfes 
42.27.  one  of  them  opened  his  fack 
43.2 1  .came  to  the  inne,we  openedoui  facks 
44. 1 1 .  and  opened  every  man  his  fack 
Exod.z.6.vihen  fhe  hid  opened  it,fhe  faw  the  child 
Num.  22. 3  i.the  Lord  opened  the  eyes  of  Baalam 
/«rt'g.3.2  5.he  opened  not  the  doors  of  the  parlour 
therefore  they  took  a  key,&  openedthem 
4.1  ^.opened  a.  bote,  of  milk,and  gave  him  drink 
1  g. Z7. opened  the  doors  ofthehoufe,&  went  out 
2  Kjng.4.1 5.and  the  child  opened  his  eyes 
6 . 1 7  JLord  opened  the  eyes  of  the  young  man 
.    20.the  Lord  opened  their  eyes,3nd  they  faw 
9.io.and  he  opened  the  door,  and  fled 
i3.i7.window  eaftward ,and  he  0peB£is/ it 
15-16.  they  opened  not  to  bim,therfore  he  fmote 
2  Cbr.zg.  3.  opened  the  doors  of  the  houfe  of  rhe  L. 
ATcfo.7.3.1et  not  the  gates  of  Jerufalem  be  opened 
8.5.  Ezra  opened  the  book  in  the  fight  of  all  the 
when  he  opened  it,all  rhe  peop.ftood  up 
13.19.  fhould  not  be  opened  till  after  the  Sabb. 
Job  3 1 . 3  2.1  opened  my  doors  to  the  traveller 
3  8.  i7<gates  of  death  been  openedunto  thee 
P/j/.40.6.mine  ears  haft  rhou  opened 
7 ^8.2  3.  and  opened  the  doors  of  heaven 
lo^.^i.opened  the  rock,  and  waters  gufhed  out 
106.  i7.earth  opened,ar\d  fwallowed  up  Dathan 
Cant.  f.6. 1  opened  to  my  beloved,  but 

lfa.\  4.17. opened 


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I  fa.  1 4. 1 7  .opened  not  the  houfe  of  his  prifoners 
3  5.  5 .  eyes  of  the  blind  fhall  be  oprae d 
48.8.  from  that  time  that  thine  ear  was  not  ope. 
50.5.  Lord  God  hath  openedmine  ear 
fj.y.yet  heope^nothis  mouth 
Jer.zo.i  z.nnto  thee  have  I  »i«rf  my  caufe 
50.  ij.the  Lord  hath  openedhis  atmouty 
£^&.  1. 1. heavens  were  opened,  &  I  faw  vifions  of 
\  6.  z  5  .haft  o^bc^  thy  feet  to  every  one 
37  1 3.0/WM? your  graves,  O  my  people 
L.i.gate  fhall  be  (hut,  it  fhall  not  be  opened 
46. 1. on  the  Sabbath  day, it  fhall  be  opened 

day  of  the  new  moon, it  fhall  be  opened 
Dan.j.  icjudgm.  was  fet,and  the  books  were  ope. 
Nah.z.6.  gates  of  the  river  (hz\l  be  opened 
Zee.  i  J.  1  -fhall  be  3  fountain  opened  to  the  houfe  of 
Mat.z.i  i-opened  their  treafures,  they  prefented  to 
3.i6-lo,the  heavens  were  opened  unto  him 
7.7.knock,  and  it  fhall  be  opened  unto  you 

Liife  1 1.9. 
8.  to  him  that  knocketh  it  fhall  be  opened 

Ln\e  1 1. 10. 
9.  j  o.  and  their  eyes  were  opened 
20.  j  g.Lord,that  our  eyes  may  be  opened 
27.52.  graves  were  Openedtand  many  bodies 
Mar\  1. 10.  he  faw  the  heavens  opened 

7.  j4.faith  unto  him,Ephphatha :  that  is,Be  ope. 
3 5.  ftraightway  his  ears  were  opened 
Luke  3  .zi.baptized,&  praying,the  heaven  was  op. 
4,1  j. opened  the  book,he  found  the  place 
24.3 1  .their  eyes  were  opened,  &  they  knew  him 
31. opened  to  us  the  Scriptures 
4  5  .then  opened  he  their  understanding 
John  o.io.faid  unto  him, How  were  thine  eys  ope. 
1 4. Jefus  made  the  clay,and  opened  his  eyes 
I7.fayeft  thou  of  him,that  hehathflpwthine 
ai.whohathopM^  hiseies  we  know  not 
26.I10W  opened  he  thine  eies  . 

jo.yet  he  hath  opened  mine  cies 
3  a.that  any  man  op.  the  eies  of  one  born  bli. 
n. 57.  could  not  this  man  which  op.the  eyes  of 
'  AUs  5 .  1 9.  angel  by  night  opened  the  prifon  doors 
2  3  .when  we  had  opened,we  found  no  man 
7.$6.behold,  I  fee  the  heavens  opened 
9.8.  when  his  eyes  were  opened,he  faw  no  man 

40.fhe  opened  her  eyes,and  fate  up 

10.11  .and  faw  heaven  opened^  a  certain  veffel 

1 2.io.iron  gate  opened  to  them  of  his  own  ace. 

i-opened  not  the  gates  for  gladneffe,but  ran 

lO.openedthe  door  &  faw  him,they  were  aft. 

1 4.27.  opened  the  dooor  of  faith  to  the  Gentiles 

16. i4.whofe  heart  the  L..opencd,th3t(l\e  attend. 

26.doots  were  opened,8i  every  ones  bands  lo. 

1  Cffr.i6.9.gteat  door  and  cffc&uall  is  openedunto 

2  Cor.z.iz.  a  door  was  openedunto  me  of  the  Lord 
Heb.d.  1 3. all  things  are  naked  &  opened  to  the  eies 
Rev.$.  i.behold,a door  vizsopened  in  heaven 

£.1.1  faw  when  the  Lamb  opened  one  of  thefe. 
3  .and  when  he  had  opened  the  fecond  feal 
^.opened  the  3d  feal,l  heard  the  third  beaft  fay 
•j  .openedthe  fourth  feal,  I  heard  the  fourth b. 
9.  openedthe  fifth  feal,  I  faw  under  the  altar 
lz.openedthe  fixth  f;al,&  lo,there  was  a  gre. 
8. 1. when  he  had  ope.rhe  feventh  feal,  there  was 
9.z.and  beoftvdthebottomelefiepit 
n.i9.templeof  God  was  opened  in  heaven 
15.5-taber.of  the  teftimo.  in  heaven  vols  opened 
19. 1 1. faw  heav.of  ened,&.  behold  a  white  horfe 
20.1z.dead  ftand  bef.G.  &  the  books  were  ope. 
book  was  opened ,which  is  the  bo.  of  life 
iDpttteO  joined  wkh  moutb^ee  SIi)otttl>, 


Pfal.io^.zS.openefl  thine  hand,they  are  filled  with 
145.16. opcnejl  thine  hand,&  (atisfieft  the  deli. 

£Dpsnctfc, 

Exod.  ij.z.firft-borri,whatfoev.  openeth  thzviomb 
11.  fet  apart  to  the  L-all  thatflpcthe  matrix 
15.  facrifice  to  theL.all  that  openetb  the  mat. 
34. 19.aH  that  openetb  the  matrix  is  mine 
Nwtw.j. 12. firft -born  that  openetbthe  matrix 
18.1 5.every  thing  that  openetb  the  matrix 
fob  17.1 9>he  openetb  his  eyes,and  is  not 

33.1 6.opencth  the  ears  of  men,&  fealeth  their 
3  6. 1  o.cpenetb  alfo  their  ear  to  difcipline 
5. openetb  their  ears  in  oppreflion 


1  $6. R.'Lotd  openetb  the  eyesof  the  blind 
Pro.  1 3.3-he  that  ffp.wide  his  lips  fhall  hayedeftru. 
24.7.wifd. —  openetb  not  his  mouth  in  the  gate 
3  i.z6. openetb  her  mouth  with  wifdome 
lfa-  5  i  -7.  fo  he  openetb  not  his  mouth 
E^.zo.ztf.paffe  thor.the  fke,all  that  op.xhe  womb 
Luhye  2. 23  .male  that  openetb  the  womb  fhalbe  holy 
John  10.3.10  him  the  ponevopencth 
Rev.j.j.he  that  openetb  and  no  man  fhutteth 

and  fhutteth,andno  man  openetb 
Opening. 
1  Chro.^.zj.  opening  thereof —  pertained  to  them 
Job  1 2.i4.fhutteth  up  a  man,&  there  can  be  no  op. 
Pro.S.6.  opening  of  my  lips  fhall  be  right  things 
lfa./±z.zo.openini  the  ears,but  he  heareth  not 

6 1 . 1.  opening  of  the  prif.  to  them  that  are  bound 
£■^£.29.21.  opening  of  the  mouth  in  the  midft  of 
Atls  17  .i.opening,zna  alledging,that  Chrift  muft 

^Dpenfngsf. 
Pro.  1.2 1. place  of  concourfe,in  the  op.  of  the  gates 

jDpmlp. 
Gen.  38.2 1. harlot  that  was  openly  by  the  way  fide 
Pfal.<)9.z.  righteoufneffe  hath  he  openly  fhewed 
Af<tf.6.4.which  feethinfecret,fhal  rew.theeflpe»/y 

Chap.  6. 18. 
Mar.  i.45.Jefus  could  no  more  openly  enter  into 

8.32.  and  he  fpake  that  faying  openly 
John  7.4.himfelf  feeketh  to  be  known  openly 

1  o  .went  to  the  feaft  not  openly  tbut  as  in  fee . 
1 3  .no  man  fpake  of  him  openly,  for  fear 
1  i.54.Jefus  walked  no moi-eopenly 
i8.20.fpake  openly  to  the  world 
^#.io.4o.raifed  the  third  day,&  fhewed  himope. 

1 6.37. beaten  us  openly  uncondemned 
Cff/.2.i5.made  a  (hew  of  them  OjCra/^triumphing 

Operation. 

Pfal.zS.  5.nor  the  operation  of  his  hands 

I  fa.  5. 1  z.neither  con  fider  the  operation  of  his  hands 

Col.z.iz.  through  the  faith  of  the  operation  of  God 

iDpcrattcsrts, 

1  Cor.  1  2.6.diverfity  of  operations, but  the  fame  God 
4Dphe?. 

2  Cbro.zy  .^.on  the  wall  of  Opbcl  he  built  much 
3  3.i4.compaffcd  about  O^W.andraifed  it  up 

iv"£fo.3.z6.Nethiniuis dwelt  in  Opbel 

27»tower  that  lieth  out,  even  to  the  wal  of  O. 
1 1. & i. but  the  Nethinims  dwelt  inOphel 
lDptyfr. 
Gf3.io.29.Joktan  begate  —  Opbir, znd  Havilah 

1  Chro.i.z$. 

1  2ft;z.9.z8.came  to  Opbir,  &  fet  from  thence  gold 

10.1  i.Navie  of  Hiram,that  brou.gold  fr.Opbir 

brought  in  from  Opbir  great  plenty 

z2.48.mips  of  Tarfhifhto  gotoOphir 

1  Cte.29.4.talents  of  gold,  of  the  gold  of  Opbir 

2  Cbr.B.i  8.went  with  the  ferv.  of  Solom.to  Opbir 
9.io.brought  gold  from  Opbir 

Job  22.z4.gold  oiOpb.  as  the  ftones  of  the  brooks 
28.16.  cannot  be  valued  with  the  gold  of  Opbir 
Pfal.4  5 .9.  did  ftand  the  queen  in  gold  of  Ophir 
Ift.13.1 2.more  prec.  then  the  golden  wedge  of  0. 

jDpi;m. 
70/18.24.  Opbin  &  Gcba,  twelve  cities  with  their 

^Dp^alj. 
/e/?i8.2  3.Avim,and  Parah,&  0])fc>-^,cit.ofBen. 
Judg.6. 1 1 .  fate  under  an  oke  which  was  in  Opbrab 
24.  altar  is  yet  in  Ophrab  of  the  Eba-ezrites 
8.27.ephod,and  put  it  in  his  city,  even  in  Oph, 

3  z.  fepulchre  of  Joafh  in  Opbrab 
9.5.  went  unto  his  fathers  houfe  at  Opbrab 
1  Saw.  1 3. 1 7. way  thatleadeth  even  to  Ophrab 
1  t%o.4.i4.Mconothaibegate  Ophrab 

^Dptnfon, 
Job  3  z.6\durft  not  fhew  you  mine  opinion 
1  o.I  alfo  will  fhew  you  mine  opinion 
1 7.I  alfo  will  fhew  mine  o^wwok 
opinions. 
1  Kj-ng.iBm  z  1.  how  long  bait  ye  between  two  Dp ini. 

jDppoitttnftp. 
Maf.26.16.he  fought  opportunity  to  betray  him 

Lulfe  zz.6. 
Gal.6. 10.  as  we  have  opportunhy,\et  us  do  good 
Pbil.q.  1  o.  but  ye  lacked  opportunity 
Heb.n.  1 5.mighthave  had  opport.to  have  returned 
jDppofe, 


Alls  1 9.6.oppofed  themfelves,  3nd  blafphemed 

£Dpgofeft. 
Job  30.21.with  thy  ftrong  hand  thou  oppofeft  thy 


2  Tbef.z.n.viho  oppofeth  and  exalteth  himfelf 

£>.ppontions. 

1  Tim.6.zo.oppofitions  of  fcience,  falfly  fo  called 


Pfal. 3  8. 1 3  .dumb  man,  that  openetb  not  his  mouth    2  Tim.z.z  j.inftru&ing  thofe  that  oppofe  themfelvs 


£.wi.3.9.opprcffion  wherewith  the  Egypt.oppreffe 
zz.zi.neither  vexe a  ftranger,  nor  opprefje  him 
z  3 .9.thou  (halt  not  opprejje  a  ftranger 

Lraf.25.14.ye  fliall  not  opprejje  one  another 

1 7.ye  (liall  not  therefore  opprejje  one  another 

Draf.z3.16.thou  (halt  not  opprejje  him 
i4.14.fhah  not  opprejje  an  hired  fervant 

Jud.  10.12  .Moabites  did  oppreffe you,  and  ye  cried 

Job  io.3.good  unto  thee,that  thou  (houldeft  oppr. 

Pfal.10. 1 8. man  of  the  earth  may  no  more  opprejje 
i7.9.from  the  wicked  that  oppreffe  me 
H9.iZ2.1etnottheproud  oppreffe  me 

Pro.zz.zz.neither  opprejje  the  afflicted  in  the  gate 

Ifai.49.z6.ked  them  that  oppreffe  thee  with  their 

Jer.j.6.i{yeopprejJ'e  not  the  ftranger 
30.20J  will  punifh  all  that  oppreffe  them 

£^45.8.princes  (hall  no  more  opprejje  my  peop. 

Hof.  1 2.7.  he  loveth  to  opprejje 

Amos  4.1  .kine  of  Bafhan  which  oppreffe  the  poor 

Mieah  2.z.they  oppreffe  a  man  and  his  houie 

Zech.7. 10. oppreffe  not  the  widow,  nor  the  fathcrle. 

Mal.i.^.Cwi(t  witneffe  againft  thofe  that  oppreffe 

Jam.  z.  6. do  not  rich  men  opprejje  you 
jDppjeftet). 

Dtf#f.28.29.(halt  be  onely  opprejfed,md  fpoiled 

3  3.onely  opprejjed  and  crufhed  alway 
/«if.z.i8.by  reaibn  of  them  that  opprejjed  them 
4.3  .twenty  yeers'he  oppreff'edthe  children  of  Ifr. 
6.9.delivered  you  out  of  the  han.of  all  that  opp. 
io.8.vexed  and  opprejfed  the  children  of  Ifrael 
i  Sam.io.  18.  and  of  them  that  oppreffed  you 
1 2. 3  .w horn  have  I  oppreffed 

4. haft  not  defrauded  nor  oppreffed  us 
z  K^'iJ.4.kingof  Aflyria  0/>/w/7^  them 

22.Hazael  king  of  Syria  opprcf]cd\itze\ 
z  Chro.  \6. 10  Afa  oppreffed  fome  of  the  people  at 
Job  20. 19-hath  opprejfed,and  hath  forfaken  the po. 

3  5.9.they  make  the  opprejfed  to  cry 
Pfal. 9. 9. Lord  will  be  a  refuge  for  tlje  oppreffed 
10, 1 8.judge  the fatherleffe  and  the  oppreffed 
74. zi. let  not  the  opprejjed  return  afhamed 
io3.6.judgement  for  all  that  art  opprejjed 
1  o6.4Z.enemies  alfo  opprejjed  them 
i46.7.executed  judgement  for  the  opprejfed 
Ecclefy.  1  .behold  the  tears  of  fuch  as  were  opprejfed 
Ifai.i. 17 Seek  judgement, relieve  the  opprejfed 
3. 5. people  (hall  be  opprejfed  every  one 
23.1  z.oppreffed  virgin,  daughter  of  Zidon 
38. 14.O  Lord,I  am  opprejfed,undextzke  fo?  me 
5z.4.Affyriano/i|w//e'(ithcm  without  caufe 
53.7.hewasop^7^)andhewasafflicT:ed 
5  8  6.to  let  the  opprejfed  goe  free 
/er.50.3  3. Ifrael  &  Judah  were  oppreffed  together 
£3^.18. 7.not  oppreffed  any, but  hath  reftorecT 
1  z. hath  oppreffed  the  poor  and  needy 
1  ^.neither  hath  oppreffed  any 
1 8  .cruelly  oppreffed/poued  his  brother 
22.z9.have  oppreffedthe  ftranger  wrongfully 
Ho/^.ii.Ephraimisopfw/fft/  and  broken 
Amos  i.y.und  the  oppreffed  in  the  midft  thereof 
Acls  7.24-avenged  him  that  was  oppreffed 

10. 3  8.healing  all  that  were  oppre.  of  the  devill 
^pptertet^- 
W««.lo.9.war — againft  the  enemy  that  oppreffetb 
Pfal.%6.  i.he  fighting  daily,  oppreffetb  me 
Pro.  14. 3 1  .he  that  oppreffetb  the  poor,  reproacheth 
22.1tf.he  that  oppreffetb  the poor-ro  increafe  his 
18. 3.  a  poor  man  that  oppreffetb  the  poor 
£)ppieO:tng. 
Jer.46.  i6.\et  us  goe  from  the  oppreffing  fwerd 
50.16.for  fear  of  the  oppreffmg  fword,they 
Ze^.3.i.woetothe  op prefftng city 

•Dppi'etHon. 
Exod.i.9.oppreffion  wherewith  the  Egyptians  opp. 
D<!«f.z6.7.Lord  —looked  on  our  oppreffwn 
2  Kjn.i 3 -4.Lord  faw  the opprefjion of  1(1  ad 
Job  36.i5.openeththeir  ears  in  opprefjion 

Pfal.\z.<,  opprelfio»i 


O  P  P       O  R  A 


O  R  D         O  R  D 


O  R  D         O  R  D 


Pfal.  i  2.5.  opprefslon  of  the  poor,  for  the  fighing 
42.J.bccaufe  of  the  opprcf ion  of  the  enemy 

P/a/.43,a. 
44. i4.forgeteft  our afflictionjand  our  opprcffion 
5  J.j.becaufe  of  the  opprejfwn  of  the  wicked 
6z.  io.truft  not  in  oppreffion 
7  3.8.fpeak  wickedly  concerning  oppreffion 
1 07. 3 9. brought  low  through oppreffion 
1 19. 1 34.  deliver  me  from  the  oppreffim  of  man 

£«/*•/.  5. 8. if  thou  feeft  the  oppreffim  of  the  poor 
7 .j  .oppreffim  maketh  a  wife  man  triad 

Ifa.  5 ^.looked  for  judgment,but  behold  opprefslon 
30.1  z.defpife  this  word^and  truft  in  opprefslon 
54.14.thou  fhaltbe  far  from  opprefslon 
59.1 3 .  fpeaking  opprefslon  and  revolt 

7fi:'.6.6.irie  is  wholly  opprefslon  in  midft  of  her 
21.17. for  opprefslon,ind  for  violence  to  do  it 

E^eli-zz.-;, dwell  by  opprefslon  with  the  ftranger 
29.ufed  opprcfsiomand  exercifed  robbery 
46. 1 8.pr in.not  take  of  the  peop.inheri.  by  obpr. 
^DppjetUons. 

fob  3  5.9.  by  reafon  of  the  multitude  of  opprefsions 

Ecclef.a..  1  .opprefsions  that  are  done  under  the  fun 

Ifa.i  3.1  j.defpifeth  the  gain  of  opprefsions 
£E>ppieu"oiir. 

Job  3 . 1 8  .hear  not  the  voice  of  the  oppreffour 
1 5. 20.  yeers  is  hidden  to  the  oppreffour 

Pfal.y  2.4.break  in  pieces  the  oppreffour 

Pro.-} .  3 1  .envic  thou  not  the  oppreffour 

28.i6\prince  that  want.underft.  is  a  great  oppr. 

J/«z.9.4.broken  the  rod  of  his  oppreffour 
1 4.4. how  hath  the  oppreffour  ceafed 
5 1.1 3. fury  of  the  oppreffour  ready  to  deftroy 

where  is  the  fury  of  the  oppreffour 

fer.zx.  1  i.deliv-him — ■  out  of  the  ha.of  the  oppref. 
2i.3.del.thefpoiled  out  of  the  hand  of  the  opp. 
2  j  .jB.fierceneffe  of  the  oppreffour 

Zech.o.8.no  oppreffour  (hall  pafie  thorow 

10.4.  out  of  him  came  every  oppreffour  together 
iDppierTonrg. 

fob  27.1 3. the  heritage  of  the  oppreffour  s 

Pfal.  $4.}.  oppreffours  feek  after  my  foul 

Pfal.  1 19. 1 2 1. leave  me  not  to  mine  oppreffour s 

Eecl.a.. 1  .on  the  fide  of  the  oppreff.thexe  was  power 

Ifa.  3 . 1  z.children  are  their  oppreffours 
j  4.2.rule  over  their  oppreffours 
lij.q.opprcffottrs  ate  confumed  out  of  the  land 
19. 20-cry  unto  the  Lo.becaufe  of  the  oppreffours 

2  Sam.  1 6. 2  3  .had  enquired  at  the  oracle  of  God 
1  Kjng.6.i.oracle,&  made  chambers  round  about 
i6\for  the  oracle,t\ex\  for  the  moft  holy  place 
1 9-the  oracle  he  prepared  in  the  houfe  within 
20. oracle  in  the  fore-front  was  twenty  cubits 
.  21.  chains  of  gold  before  the  oracle 
22.alt.that  was  by  the  or.  he  overlaid  with  g. 
23.  within  the  oracle  he  made  twocherubims 
3 1. for  the  entring  of  the  orac.  he  made  doors 
7.49.five  on  the  left,  before  the  oracle 
8.<5.brought  the  ark  into  the  oracle 
8. holy  place  before  the  oracle 
zCkr.3.16.  made  chains  as  in  the  oracle 
4.20.beforethefli'/7f&  of  pure  gold 
5.7. oracle  of  the  houfe  in  the  moft  holy  place 
9.ftaves  were  feen  from  the  ark  bef.the  oracle 
Pfal.18.2.  lift  up  my  hands  toward  thy  holy  oracle 

AB.-j.  3  8. received  the  lively  oracles  to  give  unto  us 
Rom.  3 . 2. to  them  were  committed  the  holy  oracles 
Heb.  5.1 2.firft  principles  of  the  oracles  of  God 
1  Pet. 4. 1  i.fpeak  as  the  oracles  of  God 

iDtatotir. 
J/«!.3.3.cunning  artificer,and  eloquent  oratour 
Acls  24. 1  .certain  oratour  named  Tertullus 

Ration. 
Acts  12.  21.  Herod  made  an  oration 

£>;tcl)arD, 
Cant.  4.13.  thy  plants  are  za  orchard  of pomegran. 

€>?ctjartisf. 
Ecclef.z,$.  I  made  me  gardens  and  orchards 

£>?oafn. 
1  Chr.g.zz.  Sam.the  feer  did  ord.  in  their  fet  office 

1 7-9.will  ordain  a  place  for  my  people 
Ifa.16.1 2.Lord,thou  wilt  ordain  peace  for  us 
1  Cor. -j.  1 7X0  ordain  I  in  all  churches 
Tit.  1 . 5.  ordain  elders  in  every  city 


£>it!ainet>.  . 
Nunt.z%.6.  offering  which  was  ord.in  mount  Sinai 

1  King.  12.32  .Jeroboam  ordained  a  feaft 

3 1. ordained  a  feaft  unro  the  childr.  of  Ifrael 

2  King. 2 3.  5. idolatrous  priefts  orated  to  burn 

2  Chro.i  \.\%.ordalned  him priefts  for  the  high pla. 
23.  i8.as  it  was  ordainedby  David 
29.27.inftrum.  ordained  by  David  Ki.  of  Ifrael 
fjZk9.27.Jews  ordained,  and  took  upon  them 
Pfal. 8. 2. of  babes  &  fucklings  haft  thoaord.  ftren. 
3.moon  and  ftars  which  thou  haft  ordained 
8 1  .5.  ordained  in  Jofeph  for  a  teftimony 
13  z. 17. ordained  a.  lamp  for  mine  anointed 
Ifa.30. 33.  Tophet  is  ordained  of  old 
fer.  1.5. ordained  thte  a  prophet  unto  the  nations 
Dan.z.zq..K.  had  ordained  to  deftroy  the  wife  men 
Hab.  x .  1 2.  thou  haft  ordained  men  for  j  udgment 
Mar.i.iA..otdain.  1 2. that  they  fhould  be  with  him 
John  1 5. x6.ordalned  you, that  ye  fhould  go  &  bri. 
Alls  l.zz.ordainedio  be  a  witnefle  with  us  of  his 
10.42. was  ordained  of  God  to  be  the  judge 
1 3 ,48.many  as  were  ordained  to  eternal  life  bel. 
14.23.  ordained  them  elders  in  every  church 
i6.4.decrees  that  were  ordained  for  the  elders 
17.3  r.that  man  whom  he  hath  ordained 
Kom.j.  io.commandement  which  wasordain.to  life 

13.1  .powers  that  be,  are  ordained  of  God 
1  C<v.2.7.wifdomewhich  God  ordained 

9.14.  Lord  ordained,  that  they  which  preach 
G<a/.3.i9.0ft/.by  angels  in  the  hand  of  amediatour 
Eph. z.  1  o  good  works, which  God  before  ordained 

1  Tim.z.j.ordainedo.  preacher,and  an  apoftle 
Heb.<^.x  .ordain,  for  men  in  things  pertaining  to  G. 

8.3-high  prieft  is  ordainedto  offer  gifts 
9.6\now  thefe  things  were  thus  ordained 

fude  4.of  old  ordained  to  this  condemnation 
^tOafnetlj. 

Pfal.7.3  •  ordaineth  his  arrows  againft  the  perfecut. 

2  Kjng.z-}.  4.  priefts  of  the fecond order 

1  Chro.6. 3  2.waited  ontheiroff.accord.ro  their  o?-. 

15.13.  fought  him  not  after  the  due  order 
23.3 1. order  command. to  them  — before  the  L. 
2  f.2.prophef.according  to  the  order  of  the  king 
6.accord.to  the  kings  flftfe*',Afaph,Jeduthun 

2  Chr.2.14.  according  to  the  order  of  David 
fob  10.22.land  of  darkneffe,  without  any  order 
Pfal.  1  io.4.prieft  for  ever,  after  the  order  of  Melch. 

Hcb.^.6.  &6.20.  &  7.17,21. 
Ads  1 1 .  4.  expounded  it  by  order  unto  them 

1  Cor.  15.23  .every  man  in  his  own  order 
16.1.  given  order  to  the  church  of  Galatia 

CoZ.z^.bcholdingyouroftferandftedfaftneffe 
Hc'j.i.  io.high  prieft,  after  the  order  of  Melchifed. 
7.1 1. what  need  anoth.pr.rife  after  theord.of  M. 
&  not  be  called  after  the  ord.of  Aaron 

in  £t)ioer. 

Ge».2i.9.1aid  the  wood  in order,and  bound  Ifaac 
Exo.z6.  17.  tenons  fct  in  order  one  againft  another 
39.37.  lamps  to  be  fet  inorder 
40, 4. fet  in  ord.  things  that  are  to  be  fet  in  order 
2 3. and  he  fet  the  bread  in  order  upon  it 
Lev. i.j.  lay  the  wood  in  order  upon  the  fire 

8.1ay  the  parts,the  head  and  the  fat  in  order 
1 2.  prieft  fhall  lay  them  in  ord-  on  the  wood 
6. 1 2. lay  the  burnt  offering  in  order 
24.8.every  fabbathhe  fhall  fet  in  order 
fof.z.6.(bt  had  laid  in  order  under  the  roof 

2  Sto.  1 7. 2 3. put  his  houfe  in  ord.  &  hanged  hirof. 

1  Kjn.  1 8. 3  3.  put  the  wood  \t\  order, 8c  cut  the  bull. 

2  Kjng.zo.x.kt  thine  houfe  in  order, for  thou  (halt 

i/d.38.1. 
2  Chro.  1 3 .  x  1  .fhe w-bread  alfo  fet  they  in  order 

29.3  5.fer.of  the  houfe  of  the  L.was  fet  in  order 
fob  3  3 . 5.fet  thy  words  in  order  before  me 
Pfal.40. 5. cannot  be  reckoned  up  in  order 

50.2  i.I  will  reprove  thee,  and  fet  them  in  order 
Ecclef.  1 2.9.  fet  in  order  many  proverbs 

Ifa.44. 7. declare  it,and  fet  it  in  order  before  me 
E^.4Ii<'-t'ireejone  over  another,and  3o.in  order 
Lu\e  1. 1. taken  in  hand  to  fet  forth  in  order 

3.feemed  good  to  me  to  write  unto  thee  in  ord. 

8.priefts  office  before  God  in  his  order 
z4fi.i8.23.over  all  thecountreyof  Phrigia  inord. 
1  Co?\ii.34.thereft  willlfetincirf.  whenlcome 

14.40.let  all  things  be  done  decently  &  in  ord. 


T/f.i.5.fet  in  order  the  things  that  are  wantin-r 

£*«/.27.2i.taber.  Aaron  an  J  his  fons  fhall  ord.  it 
Z.ew.24.3. without  the  vail  fh  41  Aaron  order  it 

4.order  the  lamps  upon  the  pure  candleftrck 
fitdg.  13.12  .how  fhall  we  order  the  child 

1  2£«zg.2o.i4.who  fhall  order  thebattell 
fob  23.4.I  would  order  my  canfe  before  him 

37. 1 9. cannot  erd.our  fpeech  by  reafon  of  dark. 
Pfal.  119.133  .order  my  fttps  in  thy  word 
Ifa.y. 7.upon  his  kingdom?,  to  order  it 
jtr.46.3.  order  ye  the  buckler  and  the  fhield 

fudg.6.z6.bx\\\&  an  altar  in  the  ordered  place 

2  S^^^.everhft.covenantjW-AviY/inall  things 
fob  1 3 . 1 8. behold  now  ,1  have  ordered  my  caufe 
Pfal. 1 7.23.fteps  of  a  good  man  sre  o/der.by  the  L. 

iDjDcrctr;. 
Pfal. $o.zj.  him  that  ordered  his  convention  ari. 

£Dirjrrm,j0. 
1  Chr.za.xp.ordcrings  of  them  in  their  fervife 

Ads  z  i.24.walkeft  orderly, and  keepeft  the  by? 

iSDjCfnarsce. 

Exod.  12.14.  feaft  by  an  ordinance  for  every 
24.  obferve  this  thing  for  an  ordinance 
43. this  is  the  ordinance  of  the  paffover 
1 3 . 1  o.keep  this  ordinance  in  his  feafbn 
15.15.  there  he  made  a  ftatute  and  an  ordinance 
Nura.g.14.  according  to  thtordinance  of  the  paifo. 
io.8.theyfhallbetoyoi!  for  an  ordinance 
1 5. 1 5-one  ordinance  fliall  be  both  for  you 

ordinance  for  ever  in  your  generations 

1 8. 8. thy  fons,  by  an  ordinance  for  ever 

\<)tz.ordin.ol  the  law  which  the  Lord  comman. 

Chap.  3 1.2 1. 

fof.za.z  5. fet  them  a  fhiute  &  an  ordin.ia  Sechero 

1  &W2.3.0.25.  ordinance  fcr  ever  unto  this  day 

2  Cbro.z. ^.ordinance  forever  untollbel 

35.13  .rolled  the  paffbver  accord.to  the  ordinan. 
2 5. made  them  an  ordinance  in  Ifrael 
Eva  3.10.  ordinance  of  David  king  of  Ifrael 
//ii.24.5.tranfgrefl"edthel3w,changedthe0>'i/'«iJ«. 

58.i.forfook  not  the  ordinance  of  their  God 
Exel{.4.$  .xa.tbe  ordinance  ofoyl,thebathofoyl 

46.  i4.ptrpetuall  ordinance  unto  the  Lord 
Rom.  13.2.  refifteth  the  ordinance  of  God 

1  Pet.  2. 1 3  .fubmit  your  felves  to  every  ordinance 

iDitj  (nances. 

Exod.  1 8.20.thcu  (halt  teach  them  ordinances 
Iez>.  18. 3. neither  fhall  ye  walk  in  their  ordinances 

4. keep  mine  ordinances,  to  walk  therein 

30. ye  fhall  keep  my  ordinances 

2  2.9.they  fhall  therefore  keep  mine  ordinances 
Num.p.  1 2.accor.to all  the  oraf.of  the  paflb.   V.14. 

2  Kjn.  17.34.  neither  do  they  afcer  their  ordinances 

37. ordinances  which  he  wrote  for  you 
2  Chro.  33.8.  ordinances  by  the  hand  of  Mofes 
Neb.io.$  2.  made  ordinances  for  us,  to  charge  our 
fob  38.33.knoweft  thou  the  ordinances  of  heaven 
Pfal. 99.7 .ordinances  that  he  gave  them 

1 1 9.9 1  .continue  according  to  thine  ordinances 
2/^.58. 2.they  ask  of  m'e  the  ordinances  of  )ui\\ct 
fer.^  i.j  ^.ordinances  of  the  moon,and  of  the  ftars 

36.  if  tbok  ordinances  depart  from  before  me 

3  3.2j.appointed  the  ordinances  of  heaven  &  ear. 
E^\.  11.20  keep  mine  ordinances,zxxd  do  them 

43.1  i.forms  thercof,&  all  the  ordinances  thaof 
keep  the  ordinances  thereof,and  do  them 
1 8.thefe  are  the  ordinances  of  the  altar 
44.^.  ordinances  of  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord 
Mai.}. 7.  gone  away  from  mine ordin.  &  lijve  not 
I4»what  profit  is  it  that  we  have  kept'his  ord. 
Lu\e  1. 6.  walking  in  the  ordinances  ofthe  Lord 
1  for.  1 1. 2. keep  the  ordinances, as  I  delivered  them 
Eph.  2.15.  law  of  command,  contained  in  ordinan. 
Col.  z.  1 4  blotting  out  the  hand-wtiting  of  ordinan. 

10. are  ye  fubjeel:  to  ordinances 
Heb.g.  1  .firft  coven.had  ordinances  of  divine  fervice 
io.carnall  ordinances  impofed  on  them 
£)iD(narp. 
£^.  i6.27.diminifhed  thine  ordinary  food 

®ieb. 

ftidg.j.ij.ipiinces  ofthe  Midi3nites,0/^  &  Zeeb 

flue  Oreb  upon  the  rock  Oreb 

brought  the  heads  of  Oreb  and  Zecb  to 

8.3.  princes 


OR  N       O  T  H 


OTH       O  T  H 


T  H      O  T  H 


8.$.the  princes  of  Midian,  Oreb  and  Zetb 
Pfal.8  3 .  1 1  -make  their  nobles  like  Oreb,  and  like 
Ifai.  io.z6.flaughter  of  Midian  at  the  rock  of  Oreb 

i  Chro.i.z^.OrcniinA  Ozen  and  Ahijah 

fl>?gart. 
Gen.$.  2 1. the  father  of  fuch  as  handle  the  organ 
Job  zi.n.rejoyce  at  the  found  of  the  organ 
3  o.j  i.or?an  turned  into  the  voyce  of  them  that 
!©?ganflf. 
Pfal.i  jo.ij.praife  him  with  ftringed  inftru.&  org. 

iDtiutl, 
/o&^.p.which  maketh  Arcturus,Orio» 

38.3  i.loofe  the  bands  of  Orion 
Amos  j.8.maketh  the  (even  ftars  and  Orion, 

:©jnantent. 
Pro.i.^.ornament  of  grace  unto  thy  head 
4.9-give  to  thy  head  an  ornament  of  grace 
2  5 . 1 2  .an  ornamenUol  fine  gold 
ifai.lo.zxMnament  of  thy  molten  images 

49. 1 8. clothe  thee  wth  them  all,  as  wth  an  orna. 
£^£.7.20.  as  for  the  beauty  of  his  ornament^ 

1  Vet.  3. ^.ornament  of  a  meek  and  quiet  fpirit 

iDinamentg, 
£#0^.3  3. 4. no  man  put  on  him  h'isornaments 

5  .put  off  thy  ornaments  from  thee,that  I  may 
6.1frael  ftript  themfelves  of  their  ornaments 
Judg.1s.il.  ornaments  that  were  on  their  camels 
"  z6.ornamentSiHt\&  collars,&  purple  raiment 

2  Sam.i.z4.futtethorname-nts  of  gold  upon  your 
I^K.$.i8.tinckling  ornaments  about  their  feet 

2C.bonnets,and  the  ornaments  of  the  legs 
6 1. 10. bridegroom  decketh  up  himfelf  with  or. 
Jer.z.i  2.can  a  maid  forget  her  ornaments 

4.30.deckeft  thee  with  ornaments  of  gold 
E"^\.  i6.7.thou~art  come  to  excellent  ornaments 
1 1 .1  decked  thee  alfo  with  ornaments 
23.40.deckedft  thy  felf  with  ornaments 
£Djnatl.  Some  times  %vmm\). 
1  Cbro.z  1.1  J.threftiing  floor  of  Oman  trie  Jebufite 
Verf.  18,28.   zCbro.2.1. 
zo.Ornan  turned  back  and  faw  the  angel 

now  Ornan  was  threftiing  wheat 
2 1. as  David  came  to  Oman 

Oman  looked  and  faw  David 
2  2.David  faid  to  Ornant  Grant  me  the  place 
zi.Ornan  faid  to  David,  Take  it  to  thee 
24.David  faid  to  Oman,  Nay,  but  I  will 
15.Dav.gave  to  Oman  for  the  pIace,6oo.(he. 
U^phar;, 
Ruth  i.4.the  name  of  the  one  was  Orphah 
i^.Orphah  kiffed  her  mother-in-law 
:©iphang. 
Lam.  5. 3 .  we  are  orphans  and  fatherleffe 
JDtyea,  See  Jotyml). 
iDfpjap,  and  iDffifrage, 
LewV.11.13.the  eagle,the  ojfifrage, and  the  ofpray 

Dfaf.14.12. 
£Dftr<ct>. 
fob  39.ij.gaveft  thou  —  feathers  unto  the  ojlricb 
©ftrfcrjes, 

Lam.4.1. like  the  ofiriches  in  the  wildfrneffe 
£>ther,  in  reference  to  one,  See  tlDrie, 
iDther. 
Ge».8.io.he  flayed  yet  other  feven  dayes 

Verfe  1 2. 
20.16.  all  that  are  with  thee,and  with  all  offer 
28.1 7-this  is  none  other  but  the  houfeof  God 
29.27.ferve  with  me  yet  feven  other  years 

jo. and  ferved  with  him  yet  feven  offer  years 
3 1 .  yo.if  thou  (halt  take  other  wives  befide  my 
3  2.8.then  the  other  company  which  is  left 
4i.3.and  flood  by  the  offer  kine 

behold,  feven  other  kine  came  up  after 
Verfe  19. 
43.1 4.that  he  may  fend  away  your  other  broth. 
22.and  other  money  have  we  brought 
Exod.^.y.it  was  turned  again  as  his  other 
1 8.7  .they  asked  each  other  of  their  welfare 
18.25.  and  the  other  two  ends  of  the  wreath 
27.two  offer  rings  of  gold  flialt  thou  make 
over  againft  the  other  coupling 
29.19.  thou  (halt  uke  the  other  ram 
4 1  .the  other  lamb  thou  (halt  offer  at  even 

Num.  28. 8. 
3  o.  3  2  .(hall  ye  make  any  other  like  it 


Levit.6.1  i.he  (hall  put  on  other  garments 

£^.42.i4.&  44.19. 
7.24.  may  be  ufed  in  3ny  other  ufe 
8.2i.brought  the  other  ram,the  ram  ofconfecra. 
1 3.26.and  it  be  no  lower  then  the  other  skin 
14. 42. (hall  take  other  ftones,and  put  them  in 

and  he  (hall  take  other  morter 
1 8.  i8.take  a  wife — befides  the  other  in  her  life 
20.24. 1  have  feparated  you  from  other  people 
26.I  have  fevered  you  from  other  people 
Ntm.i  o.2i.and  the  other  did  fet  upthe  tabernacle 

2  4. 1. he  went  not  as  at  ot her  times  to 

3  2.3  8.and  gave  other  names  to  the  cities 
36.3. if  married  to  any  of  the  —other  tribes 

/o/?;.8 . 2  2.  the  other  iffued  out  of  the  city  again 
1i.19.allo/ferthey  took  in  battell 
2 1. 27.0m  of  the  other  half  tribe  of  Manaffch 
22>7.but  unto  the  other  halfe  thereof  gave 

Judg-7.7.\tt  all  the  other  people  goe  every 

944.and  the  two  offer  companies  ran  upon  all 
1 3.io.that  came  to  me  the  other  day 
1 6. 1 7. and  be  like  any  other  man 

20.I  will  go  out  as  at  offer  times 
20.3  o. put — in  aray  againft  Gibeah,  as  at  other 
3 1  .began  to  —kill  as  at  offer  times 

1  S<«#.3.io.ftood  &  called  as  at  offer  times,  Sam. 

1 8 . 1  o.David  played  —  as  at  offer  times 

19.2  i.he  fent  other  meffengers>and  they  proph. 
20.25.king  fate  on  his  feat,  as  at  offer  times 

2 1. 9.  there  is  no  offer  fave  that 

3  o.20.they  drave  before  thofe  offer  cattell 

2  S<w#.i.24.clothed  you  in  fcarlet,  with  offer  deli. 
1 3 .  i6.evill  in  fending— is  greater  then  the  oth. 

1  f^«.3.22.theofferwomanfaid,Nay  jbutthe 

6,z  5. the  offer  cherub  was  ten  cubits 
7.20.pomegranates  were  200.— about  the  offe 

2  Cfeo.3.1  i.reaching  to  the  wing  of  thesffer  «he. 

Verfe  1 2. 
25.1 2.and  other  ten  thoufand  left  alive 
29.34.till  the  ofberpriefts  had  fanftified 
30.23.took  counfell  to  keep  offer  feven  dayes 
32.13  .have  done  to  all  the  people  of  offer  Ian. 
1 7.as  the  gods  of  the  nations  of  offer  lands 
2  2.and  from  the  hand  of  all  other 
34.12.and  offer  of  the  Levites,  all  that  could 
35.13  .the  offer  holy  offering  they  fod  in  pots 
E'zra  1 .  10.  and  offer  veffels  a  thoufand 
2.3  i.the  children  of  the  offer  Elam 

Nehem.7.  34. 
Nebem.  3.11  .Haftmb— "repaired  the  offer  piece 
20.Zabbai,  earneftly  repaired  the  offer  piece 
4. 1 6.  the  other  half  of  them  held  both  the  fpeais 
5. 5. for  offer  men  have  our  lands 
7.3  3.the  men  of  the  offer  Nebo,fifty  and  two 

1 2.3  8.offer  company  of  them  that  gave  thanks 
Ejl.z.  1 2.with  fweet  odours,and  with  other  things 

9.i6.theoffer  Jewes  gathered  themfelves  toget. 
Job.S.  1 2.  it  withereth  before  any  offer  herb 

24.24.are  taken  out  of  the  way,as  all  offer 

Pfel-7  3-  5are  not  in  trouble  as  offer  men  :  neither 

are  they  plagued  like  offer  men 

8  y.io.righteoufn.  &  peace  have  kiffed  each  oth. 

Ecclef.6.5.  this  hath  more  reft  then  the  offer 

Ifai.z6.i2.otber  lords  befides  thee  have'had  dom. 

49.20.afterthou  haft  loft  the  offer 
Jer.t,  2.20.haft  fet  figns  amongft  offer  men 
£^-  1 6. 3  4.contrary  is  in  thee  from  offer  women 
Ddn.z.  1  i.none  other  can  (hew  it  before  the  king 
4  4.kingdom  (hall  be  left  to  offer  people 
3.2i.bound  in  their — hats,  &  their  offer  garm. 
7.2o.of  the  offer  which  came  up,  and  before 
Ho/l9.i. re  Joyce  not  — for  joy  as  offer  people 

1 3 .1  o.where  is  any  offer  that  may  fave  thee 
Mat.^.zi.ht  faw  offer  two  brethren 
5.39-turn  to  him  theother  alfo 
12.13.  reftored  whole,  like  as  the  other 

Mar.2.5.  Luke  6.10. 
4  5 .  taketh  with  himfelf  feven  offer  fpirits 
Luke  1 1. 26. 
1 3 .8. offer  fell  into  good  ground 

Mar.  4.8.  Lu\e  8.8. 
2 i-3^.again hefertt  other  fervants 

Chap.22.4. 
41  .he  will  let  out  his  vineyard  to  offer 
23.23  .and  not  to  leave  the  other  undone 

Lukj  11.41. 
Yyy 


25.11  .afterward  came  alfo  the  other  virgins 

1  ^.traded — and  made  them  offer  five  talents 
17. that  had  received  two— gained  other  two 

27.6 1. and  the  offer  Mary  fitting  over  againft 
28.1  .and  the  offer  Mary,  to  fee  the  fcpulchre 
Mar.4. tg.znd  the  luft  of  offer  things  en  tring 
3  6.alfo  with  him  offer  little  (hips 
7. 4.and  many  offer  things  there  be 
8  .and  many  offer  fuch  like  things  ye  do 
,  1 2.3  i.none  offer  commandement  greater  then 
3  2.and  there  is  none  other  but  he 
15.41  .and  many  offer  women  which  came  up 
Luke  3 .  i8.many  offer  things  in  his  exhortation 
4.4  3. preach  the  kingdom  of  God  to  offer  cities 
5-7.partnerj,which  were  in  the  other  (hip 
10. 1. Lord  appointed  offer  feventy  alfo 
1 1.16. other  tempting  him,  fought  of  him 
14. 3  2.while  the  offer  is  yet  a  great  way  off 

1 8. 1  i  .1  am  not  as  offer  men 
i4.juftified  rather  then  the  offer 

22.65.many  other  things  blafphemoufly  fpake 
23.3  2.there  were  alio  two  offer  trulefactours 

40.but  the  offer  anfwering.rebuked  him 
24.ro.Mary  the  mother  of  James,&  offer  wb. 
John  4.38  .other  men  laboured,  and  ye  are  entred 

6. 2  2  .none  of  her  boat  t  here,  fave  that 

2  3  .howbeit  there  came  offer  boats  from 
io.i.but  climbeth  up  fome  other  way 

16.  other  (heep  I  have,which  are  not  of  this 
1 5.24.works  which  none  other  man  did 
18.16.then  went  out  that  offer  difciple 
19. 1 8. crucified  him,and  two  offer  with  him 

3  2.brake  the  legs  of  the  firft,and  of  the  offer 
20. 2.(he cometh  toSimon  Pcter,&  to  the  other 

3. Peter  went  forth,  and  that  other  difciple 
4-the  offer  difciple  did  our-run  Peter 
8.then  went  in  alfo  that  offer  difciple 
2  5  .the  offer  difciple  faid,We  have  feert  the 
30.many  offer  figns  truly  did  Jefas 
2i.2.Zebedee,and  two  offer  of  his  difciplcs 
8.the  other  difciplcs  came  in  a  little  (hip 
2  5.many  other  things  which  Jefus  did 
Alts  2.4.and  began  to  fpeak  with  offer  tongues 
40.with  many  offer  words  did  he  teftifie 
4. 1 2.none  offer  name  under  heaven  given 

neither  is  there  falvation  in  any  offer 
5.29.Peter  &  the  offer  Apoftles  anfwered,  and 
8.34.ofhimfelf,orof  fome  offer  man 
1 5.2.Barnabas,&  certain  offer  of  them  (hould 
17. 9. taken  fecurity  of  Jafon,and  of  the  offer 

1 8  .offer  fome,He  feemeth  to  be  a  fetter  forth 
1 9. 3  9.enquire  any  thing  concerning  offer  mat. 
2  6.2  2.faying  none  offer  things  then  thofe 
27.i.delivered  Paul  and  certain  offer  prifoners 
Rom.i.  1 2  .fruit  among  you — as  among  other  Gen. 
8<39.nor  depth,  nor  any  offer  creature 
1 3  -9.if  there  be  any  offer  commandement,  it  is 

1  Cor.1.16.  whether  I  baptized  any  other 

3 . 1 1  .for  offer  foundation  can  no  man  lay 
9.5.2  fifter  a  wife  as  well  as  other  Apoftles 

1 1. 2  i.eveiy  one  taketh  before  offer,his  own 
14. 17.hu:  the  other  is  not  edified 

2 1  .with  men  of  offer  tongues,  and  offer  lips 
2 9. and  let  the  offer  judge 
i5.37.ofwheat3orof  fomeoffer  grain 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 3  .we  write  none  offer  things  to  you 

8 . 1 3 .1  mean  not  that  other  men  be  eafed,and 
1 0.1 5. that  is,  of  offer  mens  labours 
1 1 .8 .1  robbed  offer  churches,taking  wages 
12.13.  wherein  ye  were  inferiour  to  offer  chur. 
1 3>2.and  to  all  offer,  that  if  I  come  again 

G<zf\  1. ^.offer  of  the  Apoftles  faw  I  none 
2. 1 3. and  the  offer  Jewes  diflembled  likewife 

Ephef.3.1.  which  in  other  ages  was  not  rnadekno. 
4. 1 7.  walk  not  as  offer  Gentiles  walk 

Phil,  1 . 1 3  .in  the  palace,  and  in  all  offer  places 
i7.but  the  offer  of  love,knowing  that 

2 . 3  .let  each  efteem  offer  better  then 
j.4.if  any  other  man  thinketh  that  he  hath 
4. 3.and  with  offer  my  fellow-labourers 

2  Thefi*2.evety  one  of  you  all  towards  each  offer 

1  'tim.\.%.  charge  fome  they  teach  no  offer  doftri. 

1  o.if  there  be  any  offer  thing  that  is  contrary 

5.22.be  partakers  of  offer  mens  finS 

Jam.  5.12.  neither  by  any  offer  oath 

1  Pet.q.  1 5.3s  abufie-body  in  offer  mens  matters 

%  Pef.3.  irf.a* 


OTH       O  T  H 


2  Pet.  j.itf.as  they  doe  alfo  the  other fcriptures 
Revel.  2.24.put  upon  you  none  other  burden 
8. 1 3  .by  reafon  of  the  other  voyces  of  the  trump 
jIDther  God,orgods,See  (EfoD.dSou'g, 
JDttyxftde,  See  <g)iOe. 
iDtljerS. 
Job  8. 1 9.  and  out  of  the  earth  (hall  offer*  grow 
3 1.  io.and  let  others  bow  down  upon  her 
3  4. 24.  and  fet  others  in  their  ftead 
26.ftriketh  them  in  open  fight  of  others 
Pfal.qg.  io.and  leave  their  wealth  to  others 
Pro.  j.p.left  thou  give  thine  honour  to  others 
Ecclef7.1z.thy  felf  likewife  haft  curfed  others 
lfd.$6.S.yet  will  I  gather  others  to  him 
Jer.6. 1 2.houfes  (hall  be  turned  unto  others 
8,io.I  will  give  their  wives  unto  others 
.E^.o.y.to  theothers  he  faid  in  my  hearing 
13.tf.they  have  made  others  to  hope 

10. other  s  azv/hed  itwith  untemperetl  mortar 
DaH.7.  ip.which  was  divers  from  all  the  others 

n.4.kingdom  (hall  be  plucked  up,even  tooth. 
Mat.%. 47. what  do  you  more  then  others 

if  .3o.blind,dumb,maimed,and  many  others 
1  €.  1  ^.others, Jeremias,or  one  of  the  prophets 

Mar.Z.zZ. 
20.3. favv  others  ftanding  idle  in  the  market 

Verfe  6. 
2 1.8. others  cut  down  branches  from  the  trees 

Mar.11.8. 
16.67. others  fmote  him  with  the  palms 
Mar. 6. 1  5. others  faid,It  is  Elias. And  others  faid 
1 2. 5. and  many  others,  beating  (ome,  &  killing 
9. he  will  give  the  vineyard  to  others 

Luty  20. 16. 
1 5 . 3 1  .he  faved  other s,h'mik\( he  cannot  fave 
Luke  s.2o.great  company  of  Publicans,&  of  othe. 
8. 3. and  many  others  which  miniftred  to  him 

10.  but  toothers  in  parables 
g.Z.of  others,  that  one  of  the  old  prophets  was 

Vetfe  19. 
23.3  j.he  faved  others,\et  him  fave  himfelf 
24.1  .came  to  the  fepulchre,and  certain  others 
John  7.1 2.0f£wfaid,Nay,but  he  deceiveth 
41. Others  faid,  This  is  the  Chrift 
p.y.others  faid,  He  is  like  him 

1 6.othcrs  faidjHow  can  a  man  that  is  a 
10.21  .others  faid,  Thefc  are  not  the  words  of 
1  z.zo.others  faid, An  Angel  fpake  to  him 
"18.34.or  did  others  tell  it  thee  of  me 
Alls  2. 1 3  .others  mocking,f?id,Thefe  are  full  of 
1 5.3  5. preaching  the  word— with  many  others 
17. ^z.others  faid,We  will  hear  thee  again 
34. a  woman  named  Daman's,  and  others 
zK.y.ot'xrs  alfo  which  had  difeafes  in  the  ifland 

1  Co/.9.2.if  I  be  not  an  Apoftle  to  others 

lz.ifolhers  be  partakers  of  this  power 
27.U1I — when  I  have  preached  to  others 
1  o.  29.confJ. — not  thine  own,but  of  the  others 
14. 1 9. by  my  voyce  I  might  teach  others 

2  Cor. 3. 1. need  we,  as  fomeoffcm,epiftles  of 

8. 8. but  by  occafion  of  the  forwardnes  of others 
£pfe/l 2. 3. children  of  wrath,  even  as  others 
Phil.  2.4.every  man  alfo  on  the  things  ofothcrs 
i  Thef.z.S.neuhet  of  you,  nor  yet  of others 

4.13.  ye  forrow  not,  even  as  others  which 

5. 6. let  us  not  fleep,  as  doe  others 

1  Tiw.  5.20.  that  others  alfo  may  fear 

2  Tim.z.z.  who  (hall  be  able  to  teach  others  alfo 
Hcb.o. 2  5.  every  year  with  bloud  of  others 

1 1.3  f  .and  others  were  tortured,  not  accepting 
3  6. others  had  triall  of  cruell  mockings 
Jude  2  3  .and  others  fave  w ith  fear,pulling 

£>tl)Crtt)tfe. 
2  S*a».i8.r ;  .otberwife  I  (hould  have  wrought  fal. 

1  Kjn.i.zi.otbem>ife-—l  &  my  fon  Solom.fhall  be 

2  Chro. 30. 1 8.  eat  the  paffeover  otberrvife  then  was 
Pfal.  38.1 5.hear  me,left  otbemife  they  fhould  rejo. 
Mat.6.\.othervoife  ye  have  no  reward  of  your 
Lu\e  '^. ^6. if  othe'nvlfe, thtn  both  the  new  maketh 
Rom.  1 1 ,6  .otbetmfe  grace  is  no  more  grace 

*   otherwife  work  is  no  more  work 
zz.othenpife  thou  alfo  (halt  be  cut  off 
2  Cor.  1 1. 1 6.if  otherwife>yn  as  a  fool  receive  me 
Gal.  5.10.  that  you  will  be  none  otherwise  minded 
Vhil.1.1 5:  .if  in  any  thing  ye  be  otbenvife  minded 
1  Tim.  5 .  2  5:  .they  that  are  otherrvife,  cannot  be  hid 


O  U  C       O  V  E 

6. 3. if  3ny  man  teach  otherwife,  and  confent 
Heb.o.i7.otbermfe  it  is  of  no  ftrcngth  at  all 

1  C^o.26.7.fons  of  Shemajah:0^»i,and  Rephael 

£>trjn(el. 
Jojh.  1  5 .  1 7  .Othniel  the  fon  of  Kenaz,  — took  it 

Judg.1.13. 
//«/<>;.  3. 9. taifed  up  a  deliverer, — even  Otbnielthe 

1  i-and  Othniel  the  fon  of  Kenaz  died 
1  C^o.4.i3.thefons  of  Kenaz  :  Othniel,  &  Saraia 

and  the  fons  of  Othniel,  Hathath 
27. 1  ^.twelfth  captain — was  Heldai — of  Othn. 
£>acbe0. 
Exod.  28.11  .make  them  to  be  fet  in  ouches  of  gold 
1 3  .and  thou  (halt  make  ouches  of  gol  d 
14. fallen  the  wreathen  chains  to  the  ouches 

2  5.  (halt  fatten  in  the  two  ouches 
39.6.onix  ftones  inclofed  inouches  of  gold 

1 3  .they  were  inclofed  in  ouches  of  gold 
1 6.two  ouches  of  gold,and  two  gold  rings 
1 8. fattened  in  the  two  oucbes^nd  put  them 
iSDbsti, 
Levit.z.4.  of  a  meat-offering  baken  in  the  oven 
7.?.the  meat-offering  that  is  baken  in  the  oven 
1 1. 3  5.unclean,w  hether  it  be  ovcn,ox  ranges  for 
26.26.fhaU  bake  your  bread  in  one  oven 
Pfal.zi  .9. thou  (halt  make  them  as  a  fiery  oven 
Lam.  5.10.  our  skin  was  black  as  in  oven 
Hofj.q.as  an  oven  heated  by  the  baker 

6.  made  ready  their  heart  like  an  oven 

7.  they  are  all  hot  as  an  oven 
Mal.4. 1 .  day  cometh  that  (hall  burn  as  an  oven 
iito.6. 30. and  to  morrow  is  caft  into  the  oven 

Lul^e  12.28. 

tDbenjJ. 
Exod.S.$  .upon  thy  people,  and  into  thine  ovens 

Ge/z.  1.26. let  them  have  dominion  over  the  fifli 

over  the  fowl, — over  the  cattell,&  over 
all  the  earth,&  over  every  creeping  thing 
Verfe  28. 
<M4.whenIbringa  cloud  over  the  earth 

2  j. 2  j.firft  came  out  red>»ll  over  like  an  hairy 
27.29.be  lord  over  thy  brethren 

3 1.2  i.Jacob  rofe  up,and  patted  over  the  river 

3  2 . 2 1  .fo  went  the  prefent  over  before  him 

2  3  .fent  them  over  the  brook,and  fent  over 
36.31  .before  there  reigned  any  king  over  Ifrael 

41.3  3. and  fet  him  over  the  land  of  Egypt 

3  4.1et  him  appoint  officers  over  the  land 
40. thou  (halt  be  over  my  houfe 

42.6.Jofeph  was  governour  over  the  land 
47.6.then  make  them  rulers  over  my  cattell 

26.  Jofeph  made  it  a  law  over  the  land 
49.22. whofe  branches  run  over  the  wall 
Exod.8.  f.over  the  ftreams,oaer  the  riv.&  over  the 
1 0.13. his  rod  over  the  land  of  Egypt 

2 1  .darkneffe  over  the  land  of  Egypt 
14-7.  and  captains  over  every  one  of  them 
1 6. 1 8  .that  gathered  much,  had  nothing  over 
2 3. that  which remaineth over, \zy  up 
•    3o..£.mercy-feat,  that  is,  over  the  teftimony 
36.i4.forthe  tent  over  the  tabernacle 
37. 9. em-  the  mercy-feat  with  their  faces  one  to 
40. 1 9.fpread  abroad  the  tent  over  the  taberna. 
36.was  taken  up  from  over  the  tabernacle 
Ira7,i4.j.in  an  earthen  vefie\\,over  running  wa. 

Verfe  50. 
6.that  was  killed  over  the  running  water 
Num.i.^o.  the  Levites over  the  tabernacle 

3.49.  over  and  above  them  that  were  redeemed 
5-30.and  he  be  jealous  over  his  wife 
to.io.with  your  trumpets  over  the  burnt-offer. 
\$.over  his  hoft  was  Verf.  18,22,  zf. 

1  5 .over  the  hoft  of  Verf,  1 6, 1 9,20, 

23,24, 26,27. 
27. 1 6. fet  a  man  over  the  congregation 
3 1. 1 4. with  the  captains  over  thoufands 

and  captains  over  hundreds 
Deut.i.  1  y.and  made  them  heads  over  you 
.  2. 1 3. get  you  aver  the  brook  Zered 

and  we  went  over  the  brook  Zered 

3  .heaven  that  is  over  thy  head  fhalbe  braffe 


O  V  E      OVE 


Judg.\.\  j.dominion over  the. nobles  among  the 

made  me  have  domin.  over  the  mighty 

9.9.promoted  over  the  trees  Verf.  11,13. 


io.i8.headowall  the  inhabitants  ofGilcad 
Ruth  2.$.his  fetvant  that  was  fet  over  the  reapers 
1-  Sam.  10. 1  .to  be  captain  over  his  inheritance 
1 7.  jo.David  prevailed  ovrr  the  Philiftine 
2  Sam.Li7.0ver  Saul,and  over  Jonathan  his  fon 
2.9.kingow  Gilead,  and  over  the  Afhurites 

over  Jezrecl,&  over  Ephr.&awBenia. 
7. 1 1. judges  to  be  over  my  people  Ifrael 
20. 2i. head  (hall  be  thrown  to  the  over  the  wal 
23.Benaiah— was  over  the  Chere.&  over  the 
2  2.3  o.by  my  God  have  I  leaped  over  a  wall 

r.      ,,    .  PfaLi9.i9. 

23.23  .Dayid  fet  him  over  his  guard 

1  ■K/'M-^Benaiahwasewthe  hoft 
j- Azariah  —was  over  the  officers 
tf.Ahifhar  was  over  the  houfh.  Adon.  —  over 

5.7.3  wife  (on  over  this  great  people 
i4-and  Adoniram  was  over  the  levie 
1 6. were  over  the  work,.— which  ruled  over 

Chap.9.  2> 

1 2. 1 8. fent  Adoram,who  was  over  the  tribute  ' 

2  Kjn.^.  1  i.and  ftrike  his  hand  over  the  place 
8. 20. and  made  a  king  over  themfelves 
o.6.over  the  people  — even  over  Ifrael 
1 0.5.0W  the  houfe,&  he  that  was  over  the  city 

21. unto  him  that  wasowtheveftry 

1  f.f.Jotham  the  kings  fon  was  over  the  houfe 
i8.i8.Elukim— which  was  over  the  houfhold 

ca       u  Verfe  37.  Chap.^.*. 

2  $.  1 9.orhcer,triat  was  fet  over  the  men  of  war 
1  Cfoo.9.i9.wercowthe  work  of  thelervice 

z6.v/etcover  the  chambers  and  treafures 

3  2. were  over  the  (hew- bread 
n.2.andthou  (halt  be  ruler  over  my  people 

2 5. and  David  fet  him  over  his  guard 
12,4-a  mighty  man — aver  the  thirty 

1  q.over  an  hundred,  &  the  greateft  over  a  th. 
27.27. over  the  vineyards  was  Shimei,  — over 

28. ever  the  olive-trees — wasBaal-hanan  ov. 

2  a.over  the  herds—  was  Shiphat 
lo.over  the  camels  was  Obil,  — ov.  the  affes 

3  i.and  over  the  flocks  was  Jaziz 
29.3.0W  and  above  all  that  I  have  prepared 

2  Cfoo.6.?.neithercbofeI  any  man  to  be  ruler  ov. 
6.and  have  chofen  David  to  be  over  my 
3  i.n.over  which  Cononiah  the Levite was  ru. 

i4.was  over  the  free-will-offering  of  God 
3  4. 1 3.thcy  were  over  the  bearers  of  burdens 
£V*4-20.mighty  kings  over  Jerufalem 

9.6.our  iniquities  are  increafed  over  our  heads 
Nehem.z. 7. thn  they  may  convey  me  over 
1  i.9.fon  of  Senuih  was  fecond  over  the  city 
2i.Gifpa  were  over  the  Nethinims 

2  z.over  the  bufineffe  of  the  houfe  of  God 
1 2. 8. which  was  over  thethankfgiving 
1 3.1 3.I  made  treafurers over  the  treasuries 

Eft.  1. 1. over  an  hundr.  &  feven  &  twenty  provinr. 
8. 2. fet  Mordecai  over  the  houfe  of Haman 

Job  e.f.loweth  the  oxe  over  his  fodder 
14.  i6.doft  thou  not  watch  over  my  fin 
4r.34.he  is  a  king  over  all  the  children  ofpride 

Pfal.z$.$.my  cup  runneth  over 

27.1 2. deliver  me  not  over  unto  the  will 
65.13  .valleys  alfo  are  covered  over  with  com 
78. 50.  gave  their  life  over  to  the  peftilence 

6  2. his  people  over  alfo  unto  the  fword 
83.18.art  the  moft  High  over  all  the  earth 
1 1 0.6. he  (hall  wound  the  heads  over  many  cou« 
1 1 8. 1 8. hath  not  given  me  over  unto  death 
i4f.9.histender  mercies  are  over  all  his  works 

rVfl.i7.a.rule  over  a  fon  that  caufeth  (lraroe 
19. 10  .for  a  fervant  to  have  rule  over  princes 
28. 1  j.fo  is  a  wicked  ruler  over  the  poor  people 

Ecclef.  2 . 1 9.yet  (hall  he  have  rule  over  all  my  lab. 

Cant.z.  1 1.  the  rain  is  over  mi  gone 

Ifai.i$.a.a.  fierce  king  (hall  reign  over  them 
iff.which  he  fhaketh  over  it 
22.15.whkh  is  over  the  houfe,  and  fay 
36.3  .Eliakim-'— which  was  over  the  houfe 

Jer.  1 .  io.oiw  the  nations.and  over  the  kingdoms 

£^.1.25. from  the  firmament  that  v/isover  their 
itf.above  the  firmament  that  was  over  their 

Dan.o..  1 7.fetteth  up  over  it  the  bafeft  of  men 
6. 1  .to  fet  over  the  kingdom  1 20.  princes 
2.and  over  thefe  three  prefidents 

3  .thought  to  fet  him  over  the  whole  realm 
11. 39. he. 


OVE        O  V  E 


OVE       OVE 


OVE      OVE 


ii.?  9. he  (hall  caufe  them  to  rule  over  many 
Haf.  >  0.5. for  the  people  (hall  mourn  over  ic 
Mk.i.6.ovcr  the  prcpb.&  the  day  (hall  be  dark  ov. 
H.ifc.z.icj.behold,  it  is  laid  over  with  gold 
Mat.irK'Jii'iil  will  make  thee  ruler  over  manythi. 

Verfe  23. 
>/rfr.i  5. 26\  written  ow,  The  king  of  the  Jewes 

3  j. was  darkneffeotwthc  whole  land 
hu\e  2.8  keeping  watch  over  their  flock  by  night 

6.58 .fhakrn  together,and  running  over 

1  5.  j. over  one  lm.that  iepenteth,morethenfli«' 

io  joy— over  one  (inner  that  repenteth 
19. 17. have  thou  authority  over  ten  cities 
19.  be  thou  alfo  over  five  cities 
4 1. he  beheld  the  city,and  wept  over  it 
John  <?.  1 3  .which  remained  over  and  above 

1 8. 1  .wicli  his  difcip.  over  the  brook  Cedron 
Atts  6. 3. whom  ye  may  appoint  over  this  bufines 
Rom.-j.  1. dominion  over  a  man,  as  long  as  he  live, 
p.n.hath  not  the  potter  power  over  theclay 
if.n.rife  toreign  over  the  Gentiles 
2  Cor.S.i  <;.gathered  much,had  nothing  over 
Ephef.4.  i^.themfelves  over  unto  lafcivioufnefie 
1  Tim.z.  i2.nottoufurp  authority  over  the  man 
Hcb.g.  5  .and  over  it  the  cherubims  of  glory 
1  Ptf.j.n.eyesoftheLordareowthe  righteous 
Kccc/.2.26.cohim  will  I  give  power  over  the 

iDber.  againft. 
Gcff.ii.i6.and (he fate  ow  againft  him 
Exod.  14.2.  over  againft  Baal-Zephon 
2f.27.flwe?- againft  the  border  (hall 

2  6. 3 5  .and  the  candleftick  owe  againft  the  table 
28. 27  over  againft  the  other  coupling  therof 

Chap.  39.  20. 

3  7.1  q.over  againft  the  border  were  the  rings 
40.24.put  the  candleftick  over  againft  the  table 

J\ta2.8.2.lhall  give  light  over  againft  thecandleft. 
3. lamps  therof  over  againft  the  candleftick 

22.  j. and  they  abide  over  againft  me 
Df«M.i.inthe  plain  over  againft  the  fea 

2.19 .over  againft  the  children  cf  Amnion 

3 .29«we  abode  — over  againft  Beth-Peor 

4-.46.ovcr  againft  Beth-Peor 

1 1. 30. in  the  champion  over  againft  Gilgal 

32.49.  that  is  over  againft  Jericho 

Chap-  34. 1. 

34.6\in  a  valley  over  againft  Beth-Peor 
Jofl).8. $-$.over  aga.m.Geriz- — over aga.mount  E. 

18. 1  y. over  againft  the  going  up  of  Adummim 
JWg. 2 0.4 3. trod  them  down  with  eafe  owagai. 

1  Sam.14.^  .oxi??' againft  Michtm(h,,—flzw  againft 

1 5. 7. that  is  over  againft  Egypt 

2  Sam.  5.23 .upon  them  over  aga.the  mulbery-trees 

1  Chro.14.14. 
1 6. 1 3  Aver  againft  him,and  curfed  as  he  went 
1  J(i».7,39.eaftwardJot;r(' againft  thefouth 
2  o.29.pitched  one  over  againft  the  other 
1  C^w.j.n.childrenof  Gad  dwelt  ow  apa.them 
8.3  2.in  Jerufalem,  over  againft  them 

Chap.9. 38. 
24.3 1. over  againft  their  brethren5  — over  agai. 
Wcfce?».j.io,cven  over  againft  his  houfe 

23. and  Ha(hub,ow againft  their  houfe 
2  5  .over  againft  the  turning  of  the  wall 
2 8. every  one  over  againft  his  houfe 
7. 3  .every  one  to  be  over  againft  his  houfe 
1  1. 24.000"  againft  them, — ward  owraga. ward 
EH.^.i.over  againft  the  kings  houfe,  — over  agai. 
Ecclef.j.  14-hath  fet  the  one  over  againft  the  other 
/^.3i.39.yetgoe  forth  over  againft  it 
£^j.i.20.were  lifted  up  over  againft  them 

Verfe  2 1 . 
40.1 8.  over  againft  the  length  of  the  gates 

zi.ovcr  againft  the  gate  toward  the  north 
42.1  .over  againft  the  feparate  place 
l.over  againft  the  twenty  cubits 
7.without,ow  againft  the  chambers 
\oover  againft  the  feparate  place,&  over  aga. 
45.7 .over  againft  one  of  the  portions 
46.9.but  (hall  goe  forth  over  againft  it 
47. 20. till  a  man  corncob;'  againft  Hatnath 
48.13  .over  againft  the  bolder  of  the  priefts 
1  %.over  againft  the  25000.  Verfe  21. 

1  K.over  againft  the  oblation  of  the  holy  por. 
Mat.z  r  .2.go  into  the  village  over  againft  you 

Marine  11.  2.    hu\e  19. 30. 


27.6 1.  fitting  over  againft  the  fepulchre 
Mar. 1 3 .3. mount  of  olives,over againft  the  temple 
Lu\e  8 .  z6.  which  is  over  againft  Galilee 
Afts  10.15.  came  next  day  over  againft  Chios 

27.7.fcarce  were  come  over  againft  Gnidus 
£Ptoer  all,  See  %\{, 

Dber  him,  See^mt; 

•aDber  Jordan,  See  Joioatt. 

£Dber  If/ael,  See  JfntCl. 

iDtocr  me,  See  Stye. 

iDtet  thee.  See  <3Cl)ee, 

Otoer  them,  See  Crjem. 

<£)ber  us,  See  2130. 

4Dber-S»tfc,See  after  zl>bCX=5»hclmeO, 

&>\)eiyou,  See  •you, 

^Dbercame. 

Acts  1 9. 1 6.1eapt  on  them,and  overcame  them 
Rcvcl.^.z  i.I  alfo  overcame,  and  am  fet  down  with 
12. 11. overcame  him  by  the  blood  of  the  Lamb 

2  Cor.i.  J  .1  may  not  over- charge  you  all 

£Dtoer=cr)argeu. 

Lu\e  2 1. 34-hearts  be  over-  charged  with  furfeting 

iDbcrcome, 
Gen.49.  i9.fhall  overcome  him  :  but  he  fnall  overco. 
Num.  1 3 . 3  o. we  are  well  able  to  overcome  it 

2  2. 1  i.peradventure  I  (hall  be  able  to  overcome 
2  Kjn.i6.$.beh~e°zd  Ahaz,but  could  not  overcome 
Cant-6. j.mxn  away  thine  eyes, for  they  have  overco. 
./£*".  1 3. 9.1ike  a  man  whom  wine  hath  overcome 
Lu\e  1 1.2  2. come  upon  him,  and  overcome  him 
John  115.33.be  of  good  chear,I  have  overcome  the 
R«».3.4.mighteft  overcome  when  thou  art  judged 

12.21.be  not  eve rcome  of  evill 

but  overcome  evill  with  good 

1  John  2. 13. have  overcome  the  wicked  one 

Verfe  14. 
4.4.ye  are  of  God, — and  have  overcome  them 
ReveLi  i.7.(hall  overcome  them,  and  kill  them 
1 3. 7. make  war  with  the  faints,and  otwa.them 
17.14.the  Lamb  (hall  overcome  them 
4Dbercome. 
Exod.  3  2. 1 8. them  that  cry  for  being  overcome 
Ifai. 28. 1. them  that  are  overcome  with  wine 

2  Pct.2.i9.of  whom  a  man  is  overcome, of  the 

20.again  intangled  therein,  and  overcome 
iDrjercomeM). 

1  John  j^.whatfoever  is  born  of  God,overcometb 

viftory  that  overcometh  the  world,even 
5  .who  is  he  that  overcometh  the  world,  but 
Revel.z.j.him  that  overcometh  will  I  give  to  ear 

Verfe  17. 
1 1. he  that  overcometh  (hall  not  be  hurt  of  the 
26. he  that  overcometh,zr\&  kcepcth  my  works 
3.5 .he  that  overcom. — Ihalbe  clothed  in  white 
1 2. him  that  overcometh,  w  ill  I  make  a  pillar 
21  him  that  overcometh,  will  I  grant  to  (it 
2 1. 7. he  that  overcometbfozll  inherit  all  things 

iDber^tutbe. 
Gc'd.\  J. 13. if  men  (hould  over-drive  diem  one  day 

£>  I)  Onflow. 
Z>f«f.u.4.made  the  water  of  the  red  fea  to  over-fl. 
PfaL6$. 2.I  am  come— •  where  the  floods  over- flow 

1  f  .let  not  the  water-flood  over- flow  me 
Ifai.S.K.he  (hall  over- flow  and  goe  over 

io.22.confumption  decreed  (hsW  over- flow 
2 8. 1 7. waters  (hall  over- flow  the  hiding  place 
43 .  z. rivers  (hall  not  over- flow  thee 
J ver. 47. 2. over- flow  the  land,and  all  that  is  therein 
Dan. 1  i.io.one  (hall  certainly  come  and  ove r-flow 
26".and  his  army  (hall  over- flow 
40.and  (hall  over-flaw  and  pafle  over 
Joel  2. 24. fats  (hall  over-flow  with  wine 
3 . 1 3  .the  preffe  is  full,  the  fats  over-flow 
jDbcr=florccO. 
P/a/.78.2o.wat.gu(hed  out:&  the  ftreams  over-fl. 

2  Pet.^.6.  world  being  over-flowed  with  water 

iDber-ftoroetb. 
Joflo.i ,  1  j  Jordan  over-floweth  all  his  banks 
i2?ber=flot»fng. 

Job  28. 11. he  bindeth  the  floods  from  over- flowing 
38.2  5.water-courfeforthe  over-flowing  of  wat. 
//<Ji,28.2.floodof  mighty  waters  over- flowing 
I  j  over- flowing  fcourge  (hall  pafle  thorow 
Verfe  18. 
30. 28. his  breath  as  an  over- flowing  ftreafn 
Yyii . 


Jcr. 47. z.over- flowing  flood  ihall  over-flow  the  la. 
E%e\.  1 3 . 1 1  .there  (hall  be  an  over- flowing  fho  wre 
1 3.(halbe  an  over- flowing  lhowre  in  mine 
38.21.rain  upon  him  mover-flowing  rain 
Hab. 2. lo.zhe  over-flowing  cf  the  Water  pallid  by 

£>ber-§aixin. 

1  rtc.12.15.went  over  Jord. — ivhen  it  had  over-fl. 
Job  12. 1  ^.foundation  was  over- flow,  with  a  flood 
Dan.  1 1 . 2  2.with—  a  flood  (hall  they  be  over- flow. 

£>ber=Iap, 
Exod.%  5.1  i.thou  (halt  over-lay  it  with  pure  gold 
Verfe  24.  Chap.30.  3. 
i  1. within  and  without  (halt  thou  over-lay  it 
1 3  .thou  (halt  — over-lay  them  with  gold 
Verfe  28. Chap.  26.29,37.  &  30.5. 
27.2  .thou  (halt  over-lay  it  with  biMiie    Verfe  6. 
1  Chro.z^.4.over-laj  the  wals  of  the  houfes  w^all 
3Dba'=Iaft. 

Exod.i6.^z.Shhtlm  wood, over-laid with  gold 
3eT.34.he  over-laid  the  boards  with  gold 

and  over-laid  the  bars  with  gold 
3 S.four  pillars, — &  over-laid  them  w^gold 
^.over-laid theh  chapiters,  and  their  fillets 
37.2.ei«Y-/.^Jtwith  pure  gold  within  and 

Verf.2er,  z8. 
4.made  ftaves  of  Shittim  wood,  &  over-laid 
Verfe  15. 
1 1  .over-laid  it  with  pure  gold,and  made 
3%. z. he  over-laid h  withbrafle 
6.and  over-laid  them  with  braffe 
2,8. over-laid  their  chapiters,  &  filletted  them 
1  JC^M-'p-died  in  thenight;becaufe(hemy-/rf.it 
6. 10. over- 1 'aid k  with  pure  gold3and  fo  covered 
2  I.Solomon  over-laid cht  houfe  within 

madeapartition,— and  he  over-laidk 

2  2.  whole  houfe  he  over-laid  with  o0ld 

the  oracle  he  over-laid  with  gold 
22. overlaid  the  cherubims  with  gold 
30. floor  of  the  houfe  he  over,  laid  with  gold 

3  2.open  flowers,&  over-laid  them  with  gold 
io.i8.throne  of  ivoty,and  over-laidk  with 

1  J(«B.i8.i6\the  pillars  web  Hezek.— had  ow-fo. 

2  Chro.  3  -4.and  he  over-laidk  within  with  pure  go. 

j.gteater  houfe—  he  over-laid  with  fine  gold 
7  .over-laid a\Co  the  houfe,  the  beams 
S.over-laidk  with  fine  gold,amounting  to 
'^.over-laid  the  upper  chambers  with  gold 
io.made  two  cherubims — &  over-laid  them 
4.<).over-laid  the  doors  of  them  withbrafle 
9.i7.thronc  of  ivory  ,and  over-laid  it  with  pure 
Cto.5.i4.bright  ivory, over-laid  with  faphirs 
Hc&.9>4.ark  over-laid  round  about  with  gold 

£>ber^apfng, 
Exod.^. 17. over-lafmgoi  their  chapiters  of  filver 
19. over. laying  of  their  crnpiters3and  their  fil. 

iDber-libEfj. 

Jojb.  24.31  .dayes  of  the  elders  that  over-lived  Jofh. 

iDberatttur;. 
Ecclef.7.1 6. be  not  righteous  over-much 

17  .be  not  over-much  wicked 
2  Cor. 2. 7. fwallo wed  up  with  over-much  forrow 

£>ber=paHe. 
Jcr.t.zS.mcr-paJJe  the  deeds  of  the  wicked 
iDtocr=paft. 

Pfal.^7.1.  untill  thefe  calamities  be  over-pafi 
7/<7.i.26.20.untill  the  indignation  be  over-pajl 

tOberplu0« 
IewV.25.27.reftorethe  overplus  unto  the  man 

iBbe^ratt. 
2&77».i8.2  3.Ahimaazran, — jnd  over-ran Cu(hi 

£>bct-rattnitig. 
Nahum  1 .8.with  an  over-running  flood  he  will 
iDber-fee, 

1  Cfo-fl.9.29.appointed  to  over- fee  the  vefllls 

2  Cfoo.2.2.three  thoiif.and  fix  hundred  to  over-fee 

i!>ber=feer. 
Gf».  3  9#4.he  made  him  cver-feer  over  his  houfe 

Verfe  5. 
Ne/;.  1 1 .9. Joel  the  fon  of  Zichri  was  their  over-fe. 
1 4.thek  over-feer  was  Zabdiel 
zz.over-feer  alfo  of  the  Levites — was  Uzzi 
1 2.4i.fang  loud,  with  Jezrahiah  their over-feei 
Pro,6. 7. having  no  guide,9W-/?£r,  or  ruler 

£>ber=fcersr. 
2  Chro.T.  18. Solomon  fet  3600.  over-fleers 

g  1 . 1 2  .over-feers  under  the  hand  of  Cononiah 
_^^^____ ___^  34,  tz.over-feer^ 


O  V  E        O  V  E 


j  4.  i  z.over-feers  of  them  were  Jahatb,  and 
1  j  .were  over-feers  of  all  that  wrought 
1 7. delivered  it  into  the  hand  of  the  over-fee. 
Afts  20.28.holy  Ghoft  hath  made  you  over-feers 

€>ber=ll)at)0B3. 
Lh\c  1.3  5. power  of  theHigheft  fhall  over-Jhadow 
Afts  j.if.fhadowof  Peter  might  over-pad.  them 

£)t)er;fi)auoiooeti. 
Mat.17.  5. behold,  a  bright  cloud  over-Jhado.  them 
Mar. 9. 7. there  was  a  cloud  that  over-Jhadowed  them 
Iȣe  9.3  4-cloud  over-Jhadowed  them,and  they  fea. 

Ges.43 . 1 2.peradventure  it  was  an  over-fight 
Num.3.3  z  over- fight  of  them  that  keep  the  charge 

4. 1 6. over- fight  of  all  the  tabernacle 
2  IQn.  12.11  .over- fight  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
Chap.  22.  9. 

2  2. 5. have  the  over-fight  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 

1  Chro.^.z^.over-fight  of  the  gate  of  the  houfe  of 

2  Chro.34. 1  o.work-men  that  had  the  over-fight  of 
Nehem.i  1.16. over- fight  of  the  outward  bufinefle 

1  3  .4.  over-fight  of  the  chamber  of  the  houfe 
r  Pet .  5 .  2  .taking  the  over*  fight  thereof,not  by  con. 

tDtier=fp?eati, 
Gra.o.  ip.of  them  was  the  whole  earth  over-fpread 

£>vet=fyzcaDtog. 
Dan.9.iy.fot  the  over-fpreading  of  abominations 

£Dter=tabe. 
Gwz.44.4. when  thou  doft  over-take  them/ay 
£.tod.  i  j.9.enemy  faid,I  will  purfue,I  will  over-t. 
Dent.  1 9.6.  over-take  him,  becaufethe  way  is  long 
28.2.bleffings  fhall  come  on  thee,&  over-take 
1  <(.curfes  (hall  come  upon  thee,  &  over-take 
4%.over-ta\e  thee,till  thou  be  deftroyed 
Jojh.z.  5  .ye  fhall  over-take  them 
iSrtOT.30.8.  fhall  lover-take  them 

thou  flialt  furely  over-take  them 
2  Sam.  r  5.  iq.over-take  us,and  bring  evill  upon  us 
7/ai.j9.9.ncitherdoth  juftice  over-take  us 
/£!'.42. 1  tf.fword  wcb  yon  feared  fhall  over-take  you 
#0/^2. 7. follow  after  her  love,  but  fhall  not  over-t. 
io.9.childr.  of  iniquity  did  not  over-take  them 
Amos  9.  io.evill  fhall  not  over-take  nor  prevent  us 

I  j. plow-man  fhall  over-ta\e  the  reaper 
1  Thef.  j.4-day  (hall  over-talpyoa  asa  thief 

£)rjersta&en. 
Pp/.i8.37.purfued  mine  enemies, and  over-taken 
Gal.6. 1  .if  a  man  be  over-  taken  in  a  fault 

€>ber=ta&etb, 

1  Cfoa.2i.i2.fword  of  thine  enemies  over-ta\etb 

iDlicrthjra , 
Gew.  19.2  <f.God  overthrew  thofe  cities,  and  all  the 
29.when  he  overthrew  the  cities  id  the  which 
E.wd.  1 4. 27. Lord  overthrew  the  Egyptians  in  the 
Deu.zy.z  j.which  the  Lord  overthrew  in  his  anger 
Pfal.  1 36. 1  5. overthrew  Pharaoh  and  his  hoft 
I fai.  13.1  a.  God  overthrew  Sodom  and  Gomorrah 
/er.2o.i6.cities  which  the  Lord  overthrew 

50.40.as  God  overthrew  Sodom  &  Gomorrah 

-    Amos  \.  11. 

Mat.zi.iz.overthrew  the  tables  of  the  money-cha. 

Mar.11. 1  j. 
John  2.15.  and  overthrew  the  tables 

tDfcertlftow). 
GeB.19.21.1  wi'l  not  overthrow  this  city,for  the 
Exod.z$.  i4.fhalt  utterly  overthrew  them 
Df«f.  1 2.3 .  you  fhall  overthrow  their  altars 

2  Srf;«.  10. 3  .Dav.  fent  his  fervants— -to  overthrow 

11.2$  .battell  more  ftrong— and  overthrow  it 

1  Chro.\g-i-  to  ov  erthrow,  and  to  fpie  out  the  land 
Pfal.  106. 26. overthrow  them  in  the  wild erneffe 

27. overthrow  their  feed  alfo  among  the  nati. 
i40.4.purpofedto  overthrow  my  goings 

I I  .hunt  the  violent  man  to  overthrow  him 
Pra.i  8.5. overthrow  the  righteous  in  judgement 
Hag.  2. 2  2  .will  overthrow  the  throne  of  kingdoms 

overthrow  the  charets  &  thofe  that  ride 
Afts  5. 39.it  ic  be  of  God  ye  cannot  overthrow  it 

2  Tim.  2. 1 8.and  overthrew  the  faith  of  fome 

£>tertl;?orrj, 
Gc».  1 9.  jp.fent  Lot  out  of  the  midft  of  the  fl^mfc, 
Deaf. 2 9.1  ^.overthrow  of  Sodom  and  Gomorrah 
i  /r r-49- 1 8  .as  in  the  overthrow  of  Sodom 
2  P#.2.6.condemned  them  with  an  overthrow 

Job  ii.ig.ani  overthrowetb  the  mighty 


O  V  E       O  U  G 

P/'fl.i3.6.wickednefleo'iye;*feY>3^  the  finner 
2 1 .1  i.God  overthrowetb  the  wicked 
*2.i2  .overthrowetb  the  words  of  the  tranfgreff. 
29.4«he  thatreceiveth  gifts  overthrowetb  it 
£Dbc!:th?oron. 
Exod.  1  ^.y.overthro.  them  that  rofe  up  againft  thee 
/«^.9.40.many  were  overthrown  and  wounded 
2  Sam.  1 7.9#fome  of  them  be  overthrown  at  the  firft 
2  Chro.  14.13.  Ethiopians  were  overthro.  that  they 
Job  i9.6.know  now  that  God  hath  overthrown  me 
Pfal.  1 4 1. 6.  Judges  are  overthrown  in  ftony  places 
Pro.  1 1.1  i.overtbrown  by  the  mouth  of  the  wicked 
1 2.7.wicked  are  overthrown,m&  are  not 
14. 1 1. houfe  of  the  wicked  (halbe  overthrown 
Ifai.i.y. it  is  defolate  as  overthrown  by  Arrangers 
Jer.  18.13  .let  them  be  overthrown  before  thee 
Z.<wz.4.6'.Sodom  was  overthrown  in  a  moment 
Das.  11. 41  .many  countreys  fhall  be  overthrown 
Amos  4.  i.I  have  overthrown  fome  of  you 
JwmJ?  3-4-yet  fourty  dayes,&  Nin.fhalbe  overtbr. 

1  Cw. i  o.  j.were  overthrown  in  the  wildernefle 
iDber=too6. 

Ges.3  1.2  3-they  over-took  him  in  the  mount  Gile. 
2  j.  thenLaban  over-tao\  Jacob 

44.6. he  over-took  them,and  he  fpake  unto  them 
Exod.  1  $.<).over-too\  them  encamping  by  the  fea 
Judg.iS.zz.over-took  the  children  of  Dan 

20.4 2. the  battell  over-took  them 

2  Kin.z^.  5  .over-took  mm  in  the  plaines 
Jer.jtf.f. over  took  Zedekiahin  the  plaines 

Chap.  52. 8. 
Lam.  1 .3. all  her  perfecuters  over-took  her 

iDbet-turrt. 
Ji)&  1 2. 1  j  .fendeth  them  out,  &  they  over-turn  the 
E'Ksk- z  l  •  J7'I  will  over-tur^over-turn,  over-turn  it 

&Hm-tntntti). 
Job  9.  j.which  over-turneth  them  in  his  anger 
*  zS.a.over-tumeth  the  mountains  by  the  roots 
34.z$.heover-turnetb  them  in  the  night 
iDtoetctorneu. 
Judg.7. 1 3-that  it  fell,and  over-turned  it 

j©\jet-a)r>elm. 
Job  6*17.  ye  over-whelm  the  fatherlefle 

£>bct=rohelmclD. 
Pp/.5  j.5.horrourhath  over-whelmed  me 
6i.2.when  my  heart  is  over-whelmed 
77. 3  .my  fpirit  was  over-whelmed 
78.53.fea  over-whelmed  their  enemies 
i24.4.waters  hath  over-wbelmed  us 
1 4 2. 3. my  fpirit  viasover-whelmed  within  me 
i43.4.therefore  is  my  fpirit  over-whelmed 

Ecclef.7. 1 6. neither  make  thy  Iclf  over-wife 

£>ngbt, 
Ge».20.9.that  o«£^  not  to  be  done 

34. 7. which  thing  o#e;/tf  not  to  be  done 
£.euif.4.2.things  which  ought  not  to  be  done 

Verfe  27. 
2  S<a».i3.i2.nofuch  thing  ought  to  be  done 

1  6%c12.32.know  whatlfrael0#ffotodoe" 
1  $.2.none  ought  to  carry  the  ark  of  God 

2  d»YM3.5.fl»gteyenot  to  know  that  the  Lord 
Nebem.^. a. ought  ye  not  to  walk  in  the  fear  of  our 
Pfal.76. 1 1  .bring  prefents  unto  him  that  ought  to 
Mat.z3.z3.thtk  ought  ye  to  have  done,and 

Luty  11.42. 

Af<ft'.i3.i4.defolation,ftanding  where  it  ought  not 

Luke  1 2. 1 2.in  the  fame  hour, what  ye  ought  to  fay 
1 3 . 1 4.fix  dayes  in  which  men  ought  to  work 
i6.o«gfo not  this  woman,beinga  daughter 
i8.i.meno«g/tf  alwayes  to  pray,&  not  to  faint 
24. »6.o«£&i  not  Cbrift  to  have  fuffered 

John  4-20.place  where  men  ought  to  worthip 
1 3 .\6f.ougbt to  wa(h one anothers  feet 
i9.7.by  our  law  he  ought  to  dye 

Atts  5.29.  we  ought  to  obey  God  rather  then  men 
\7.19.0ngbt  not  to  think  that  the  God-head 
\<).\6.ougbt  to  bequiet,&  to  do  nothing  rafhly 
20.3  f.yeougbt  to  fupport  the  weak 
a  1.2  i.ought  not  to  circumcife  their  children 
24.19.0/^  to  have  been  here  before  thee 
2j,io.judgement-feat,whereIfl«ffetobe  jud. 

z^Mgbt  not  to  live  any  longer 
z6.9.ought  to  doe  many  things  contrary  to  the 

Rom.8.z6.not  what  we  (houldpray  for  as  we  ought 
ii.3.think  of  himfelf  more  highly  then  he  oug. 


O  U  G       O  U  R 

1  %. 1. ought  to  bear  the  infirmities  of  the  weak 

1  Cor.B  .2.knoweth  nothing  as  he  ought  to  know 

1 1.7.  man  ought  not  to  cover  his  head 
lo.for  this  caufe  ought  the  woman  to  have 

2  Cor.  2. 3.  ought  to  re  Joyce,  having  confidence 

7. ought  rather  to  forgive  him 
1 2. 1  i.ought  to  have  been  commended  of  you 
i4.children  ought  not  to  lay  up  for  the  paren. 
Ephef.  j.28.fo  ought  men  to  love  their  wives 

6.20.fpeak  boldly ,as  I  ought  to  fpeak 
Co/.4.4.m3ke  it  manifeft,  as  I  ought  to  fpeak 
6. know  how  ye  ought  to  anlwer  every  man 

1  Thef.4.i.veceived  ofus,how  ye  ought  to  walk 

2  7fe/T3.7.knowhow  ye  ought  to  follow  us 

1  Tim.  j.  1 3  .{peaking  things  which  they  ought  not 
Tit.1.1  i.teaching  things  which  they  ought  not 
Heb.z.x. ought  to  give  the  more  carneft  heed 

5. 3. and  byreafon  hereof  he  ought 

1 2.when  for  the  time  ye  ought  to  be  teachers 
Jam.?,,  lo.thefe  things  ought  notlfo  to  be 
4.1  fought  to  fay,  If  the  Lord  will 

2  Pet.-}  .1 1.  what  manner  of  perfons  ought  ye  to  be 
1  John  z.6.ougbt  himfelf  alfo  to  walk 

l*i6.ougbt  to  lay  down  our  lives  for  the  brethr. 
4. 1 1. we  ought  alfo  to  love  one  another 

3  John  8.ought  to  receive  fucb,  that  we  might  be 

^Dnght. 

Mat.  1 8.24.which  ought  him  ten  thoufand  talents 

2  8.which  ought  him  an  hundred  pence 
Luke  7.41.  the  one  ought  five  hundred  pence 

£Dngh£ 
Gen.  3  9.6.he  knew  not  ought  that  he  had,  fave 

47.  i8.there  is  not  ought  left  in  the  fight 
Exod.  j.  8.fliall  not  diminifh  oagfe  thereof 

n.yet  not  ought  of  your  work  (halbe  dimin. 
19. fhall  notdiminifli  ought  of  your  bricks 
1 2.46.not  carry  forth  ought  of  the  fk(h  abroad 
22.1 4,man  borrow  ought  of  his  neighbour 
29.3  $.ought  of  the  flefh  of  the  confecrations 
Levit.  1 1 . 2  j.beareth  ought  of  the  carcaffe  of  them 
19.fi.if  ought  remain  unto  the  third  day 

2  j .  1 4-if  thou  fell  ought  to  thy  neighbour 

or  buyeft  ought  of  thy  neighbour 
27.3  i.man  will  redeem  ought  of  his  tithes 
Num.  1 5-.24.if  ought  be  committed  by  ignorance 
30.foul  that  doth  ought  prefumptuoufly 
30.6.vowed,or  uttered  ought  out  of  her  lips 
D£«f.4.2.neither  fhall  you  diminilh  ought  from  it 
i5.2.creditorthatlendeth  ought  tohisneighb. 
2tf.i4.taken  away  ought  thereof  for  any  unclea. 
nor  given  ought  thereof  for  the  dead 
Jojh.z  r.45.  failed  not  ought  of  any  good  thing 
Ruth  i.i7.o«gkbutdeath  part  thee  and  me 

1  Sam.  1 2.4.taken  ought  of  any  mans  hand 

5. have  not  found  ought  in  mine  hand 
25.7.neither  was  there  ought  miffing 
3c.22.will  not  give  them  ought  of  the  fpoil 

2  Sam.^.i  5.tafte  bread  otougbt  elfe  till  the  fun  be 

14.  icwhofoever  faith  ought  vmto  thee 
i^.ougbt  that  my  lord  the  king  hath  fpoken 

Mat.j.zi  -brother  hath  ought  againft  thee 
21.3  .man  fay  ought  unto  you, ye  fhall  fay 

Mar. 7. 1 2.fuffer  him  no  more  to  do  ought  for  his 
8.23.askedhimifhe  faw  ought 
11.25.  forgive,  if  ye  have  ought  againft  any 

John  4.3  3. hath  any  man  brought  him  ought  to  eat 

Afts  +,iz.ought  of  the  things  which  he  poflefled 
24.  i9.who  ought  to  have  been  here 
28. 1 9.had  ought  to  accufe  my  nation  of 

PK/«».i8.wronged  thee^or  oweththee  ought 

1  JC?8.i.9-knoweft  what  thou oughteji  to  do 
Mat .  2  5.  z7.oughte]i  therefore  to  have  put  my  nion. 
Afts  1  o.tf.fhall  tell  thee  what  thou  oughtefi  to  do 
1  Tim.  3 . 1 5.know  how  thou  oughtefi  to  behave  thy 

j©nr  brother ,See  JBxottyer. 
jDm:  father,  See  f  atrjer, 
iPar  God,  See  dgou,&c. 

Gen.  z6.  20.  faying,  The  water  is  ours 

3  i.ifi.from  our  father,tbat  is  ours 
34»23.every  beaft  of  theirs  be  ours 

Num.i  *•?  2'on  tQis  ^  J°r<lan  may  De  "*''* 
1  !$#•"•$ -that  Ramoth  inGileadisows 
E^.36.2.  ancient  high  places  are  ours 

Mar.  1 2. 7.  and 


OUT        OUT 


OUT       OWN 


OWN      OWN 


Mar.  1 2.7  .and  the  inheritance  (hall  be  ours 

Liife  20.14. 

1  Cor.  i.2.Chrift  our  Lord,both  theirs  and  ours 

2  Co;'.i.i4.as  yealfo  are  ours  in  the  day  of  the  L. 
Tit.  3.  1 4.  ours  alfo  learn  to  maintain  good  works 

Gcn-z.g.out  of  the  ground  made  the  Lord  to  grow 
ip.oaf  oft  he  ground  the  Lord  God  formed 

2  3  .becaufe  fhe  was  taken  out  of  man 
l.iy.iotout  of  it  waft  thou  taken 

Num.i  2. 2  j  .be  fure  your  fin  w  ill  find  you  out 
Job  28.5.3s  for  the  eartb,o«t  of  it  cometh  bread 
Pj'aL8.z.out  of  the  mouth  of  babes  haft  thou 

8  2.  j  .foundations  of  the  earth  are  out  of  courfe 

04.12.and  teacheft  him  out  of  thy  law 

n8.26.bleffed  you  out  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
Pro.  4.23.  out  of  it  are  the  iflues  of  life 

3  i.i8.her  candle  goethnot  out  by  night 
Ifai.i  j.p.deftroy  the  tinners  thereof  out  of  it 

29. 1 8  .(hall  fee  out  of  obfcurity,  and  out  of  dark. 

36.1 9. have  they  delivered  Samaria  oat  of 
2o.thathave  delivered  their  land  o«J  of  my 
Jer.$  0.7  .but  he  fhall  be  faved  out  of  it 

lg.out  of  them  fhall  proceed  thankfgiving 
E  vg \.  3 4. 1 1 .  He  fearch  my  (heep,  &  feek  them  out 

46.20.that  they  bear  them  not  out  into  the 
Micah  y .  2  .out  of  thee  ftiall  he  come  that  is 
Ztch.  r  0.4.0M  of  him  came  forth  the  corner 
Mat.z-6.out  of  thee  (hall  come  a  Governour 

1 2. 3  q.out  of  the  abundance  of  the  heart  the 

3  y.«#t  of  the  good  treafure—  out  of  the 

1 5.1  y.out  of  the  heart  proceed  evill  thoughts 
Mar.io.z6.wetc  aftonifhed  out  of  meafure 

1 3.1  y.to  take  any  thing  out  of  his  houfe 

16.9.0m  of  whom  he  had  caft  feven  devils 
Lu\e  8.3?. they  went  out  to  fee  what  was  done 

19.zz.0ut  of  thine  own  mouth  will  I  judge 
John  1 5. 19.I  have  chofen  you  out  of  the  world 

20.2.taken  away  the  Lord  oat  of  the  fepulchre 
Ac~fs  z.^.out  of  every  nation  under  heaven 

16.37.come  themfelves  and  fetch  us  out 

28.23.0at  of  the  law,  and  out  of  the  prophets 

1  Cor. 1  j.8.as  one  born  out  of  due  time 

2  Cor.z.^Sot  out  of  much  affliction  and  anguifh 
8. 1  i.alfo  out  of  that  which  you  have 

2  Tim.  2.2£.recover  themselves  out  of  the  fnare  of 

3.1 1. out  of  them  all  the  Lord  delivered  me 

4.2.be  inftant  in  feafon,o#t  of  feafon 

Jam-i.io.out  of  the  fame  mouth  proceedeth  blef. 

<Dttt  of  camp,  See  'Camp. 

£>ttt  of  captivity, Szs  Captifeitp, 

JDttt  of  the  city,  See  Cttp. 

£Dut  ofdarknefe,  See  ©arkneire. 

iDttt  of  troubles  3  See  'EtOUbleSr, 
£Dut  of  way,  See  HDap. 
€>Ut  ofZion,  See  3fon\ 

£>at=catt, 

^•.3 0.1 7. becaufe  they  called  thee  an  out-cafi 
)©ut=ca(j0, 

Pfal.  i47.2.gathereth  together  the  out-ca(ls  of  Ifr. 

Ifai.  u.i  2.affemble  the  out-cafts  of  Ifrael 
i6.3.hide  the  out-cafts,bewray  not  him  that 

4-let  mine  out-cafts  dwell  with  thee 
27.1 3  out-cafts  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
y6.8.God  which gathereth  the  fl«t-cd/k  of  Ifra. 

yer.49.3  6.w hither  the  out-cafts  of  Elam  fhall  not 
£>  uter. 

E  ^.46. 2 1. brought  me  forth  into  the  outer  court 
47.2.way  without  unto  the  outer  gate 

i(fdj.8. 1 2. caft  out  into  outer  darknefle 
22.1 3. caft  him  into  outer  darkneffe 
2y.30.caft  the  unprofitable  fervant  into  outer  d. 

_  £>at=go(ngs, 

Jcfti. 17. 9. put-goings  ofit  were  at  thefea 
1  ^.out-goings  of  it  fhall  be  thine 
1 8.1 9.  out-goings  of  the  botder  were  at  the  nor. 
~i9.i$.out-goings  thereof  are  in  the  valley 
22. out-goings  of  their  border  were  at  Jordan 
29. out-goings  thereof  are  at  the  fea 
3  3-and  the  out-goings  thereof  were  at  Jordan 
Pfal.6 y.8.tbou  makeft  the :  out-goings  of  the  morn. 

£>ut=lant)l£h. 
Nebem.  r3.26.him  did  out-Ian.  women  caufe  to  fin 

4Dut=itoeo. 
7^g.2.7.elders  that  out-lived  Joflj.  who  had  feen 

4>at=ttioft,  See  gutmoft. 


<K>ut=tm. 

John  2o.4.other  difciple  did  out-run  Peter 

iDut-fttse. 
Judg.7.1 1  .out- fide  of  the  armed  men  that  were  in 
i7.come  10  the  out- fide  of  the  camp,  it 
19-came  unto  the  out- fide  of  the  camp 
1  Kjn^.^.out-fide  toward  the  great  court 
£^.40.  j  .wall  of  the  out- fide  of  the  houfe 
Mat.ii.z  j. make  clean  the  out-fide  of  the  cup 

Lu\e  1 1.39. 
z6.out-fide  of  them  may  be  clean  alfo 
iDat^ftretctjeO. 

Dcut. 26.8 .out-ftretcbed arm,and  with  greatterrib. 

Jer.  21. 5. fight  againft  you  w^h  an  out-ftretcbed  hand 

27.5-made  the  earth  by  my  out-ftretcbed  arm 

£>utragfou#. 

P>'fl.27.4.wrath  is  cruell,and  anger  is  Outragiom 

dDutroarti. 
Num.i  f  .4,oztfwdi"fil,athoufand  cubits  round 
1  Sam.  1 6.7.  man  lookethon  the  e«trwo!appearan. 

1  Chro.  26. 29.Chenaniah— -were  for  the  outward 
Nebem- 1 1. 1 6.over-fight  of  the  outward  bufineffc 
£i?.6.4.Haman  was  come  into  the  outward  court 
£^£.40.1 7-brought  me  into  the  outward  court 

20.gate  of  the  outward  court  that  looketh 
3  4. arches  thereof  were  toward  the  outw.comt 
44.  i.way  of  the  gate  of  the  outward  fan&uary 
Mat.  23.2  7.appear  beautifull  outward 
f?«/».2.28.circumcifion  wch  is  outward  in  the  flefh 

2  0.4. 16. though  our  outward  man  perifh 

10.7.100k  on  things  after  the  oatBwrfappearan. 
1  Pet. 3. 3. outward  adorning,of plaiting  the  hair 

jDutooatiJlp. 
M at. z 3. 2 8. appear  outwardly  righteous  before 
Rom.z.zS  .not  a  Jew,  w  hich  is  one  outwardly 

£>Bt=ment. 
Mar. 6.1 3  .out-went  them,  &  came  together  to  him 

sDcoe, 
Rom.  13.8  .owe  no  man  any  thing,but  to  love 

iDroeft. 
iWdt.  1 8 .2  8  .pay  me  that  thou  owe  ft 
Luty  1 6. 5 .how  much  <w«/2  thou  unto  my  lord 

7«faid  to  another,  And  how  much  oweft  thou 
Philem.i^.oweft  unto  me  even  thine  own  felf 

Zrat.14.3  5. he  that  oweth  the  houfe  fhall  come 
Ails  21.1  i.Jewes— bind  the  man  that  oweth  this 
Philem.  1 8.wronged  thee>or  oweth  thee  ought 

jj>»l, 
Lra't.i  1  .i6.the  owl,znd  the  night-hawk 

Deut.  14.  15. 
1 7  .little  «w/ji  and  the  cormorant 

Deut.  14. 16. 
Pfal.  102. 6.1  am  like  xnowl  of  thedefart 
Z/tfi.34.  1  i.owliKo  and  the  raven  fhall  dwell  in  it 
1  y-great  owl  make  her  neft,and  lay,and  hatch 
£>mlgf, 
Job  30.29.I amacompanion  toowls 
Ifai.  1 3 . 2 1  .ow/j  (hall  dwell  tbere,and  fatyrs  fhall 
34.  1 3.  and  a  court  for  owls 
43.20.fhaU  honour  me,the  dragons  &  the  owls 
Jer.  50.39.the  owls  fhall  dwell  therein 
Micah  i.8.make  a  mourning  as  the  owls 

Ge7z.L27.G0d  created  man  in  his  own  image 
5. 3. Adam  begat  a  fon  in  his  own  likeneffe 
1 y .4.out  of  thine  own  bowels  (hall  be  thy 
30.2y.fend  me  away — co  mine  own  place 
40, he  put  his  own  flocks  by  themfelves 
47.24.four  parts  fhall  be  your  own 
Earffd.21.3tf.the  dead  fhall  be  his  own 

22.5.beft  of  his  own  field,  &  the  bed  of  his  own 
Levit.  i .  3  .fhall  offer  it  of  his  own  voluntary 
7.3o.his  own  hands  fhall  bring  the  offering 
14.1 5. into  the  palm  of  hisowtf  left  hand 

Verfe  z6. 
18.  io.for  theirs  is  thine  own  nakedneffe 

26.of  your  own  nation,  nor  any  ftranger 
1  y .  5  .grow  eth  of  it  own  accord— thou  (halt  not 
4 1  .fhall  return  unto  his  own  family 
2v#w.i.y2.every  man  by  his  own  camp 

and  every  man  by  his  own  ftandard 
1 3 . 3  3  .in  our  own  fight  as  grafhoppers 
16.28.I  have  not  done  them  of  mine  own  mind 

3  8.of  thefe  finners  againft  their  own  fouls 
24.1 3  .do either  good  or  bad  ofmineflW2  mind 


3  2. 42. called  itNobah,  after  hisown  name 
36.9.fhall  keep  himlelf  to  his  own  inheritance 
Deut.  3 . 1 4. called  them  after  his  own  name 

2  3.24.mayeft  eat  at  thine  own  pkafure 
24.13  .that  he  may  fleep  in  his  own  raiment 

16. fhall  be  put  to  death  for  his  own  fin 
28.  y  3. (halt  eat  the  fruit  of  thine  own  body 

3  3.9.nor  knew  his  own  children 
Jofh.j.  11. put  it  even  among  theit  own  ftaffe 

20.tf.and  come  into  his  own  city 
7Wf-2.19.they  ceafed  not  from  their  own  doings 
7.2.mineiraw  hand  hath  faved  me 

1  5/aOT.2.2o.they  went  unto  their  own  home 

y.  1 1. let  it  goe  again  to  his  own  place 
6.9-up  by  the  way  of  his  ownplacc 
i4.4$.Philiftines  went  to  their  own  place 
1y.17.when  thou  waft  little  in  thine  own  fight 
2joz6  from  avenging  thy  felf  with  thineown 

3  3.from  avenging  my  felf  with  mine  own  ha. 

39.ofNabal  upon  his  owshead 
2  8 . 3  .in  Ramah>even  in  his  own  city 

2  &y#.6\i2.and  bafein  mincown  fight 

7.io.they  may  dwell  in  aplace  of  their  own 
i2.3.of  his  own  meat,and  drank  ofhis  own  cup 
17.11.goto  battellin  thine  CMperfon 
i8.i3.wroughtfal(hood  againft  mine  own  life 

1 8. called  the  pillar  after  his  own  name 
1 9. 28. that  did  eat  at  thine  <w«  table 

3  9.and  he  returned  unto  his  own  place 
23.21.flew  him  with  his  own  (pear 

1  Kjn.1.1 2. thou  mayeft  fave  thine  own  life 

3  3  .Solomon— to  ride  upon  mine  own  mule 
2.2  3„this  word  againft  his  own  life 
26.get  thee  unto  thine  own  fields 
3  2. return  his  blood  upon  hisown  head 
37. thy  blood  (hall  be  upon  thine  own  head 
44.thy  wickednefleupon  thine  own  head 
1 1. 19.10  wife  the  fifter  of  hisown  wife 
1 3.3o.and  he  laid  his  carcaffe  in  his  own  grave 
i7.19.and  laid  him  upon  his  own  bed 

2  Kjn.z.i  2.hold  of  his  own  clothes3and  rent  them 

11.18.and  his  own  hallowed  things 
1 4. 6. fhall  be  put  to  death  for  his  own  fin 
1 7-i9.every  nation  made  gods  of  their  own 
i8.27.eattheiroW72  dung,and  drink  theiroiw* 

3 1  .then  eat  ye  every  man  of  his  own  vine 
i9.34.defend  this  city  for  mine  enwfake 

Chap.  20.  6. 
1  Cbro.Z9.-$.o£  mine  <w«  proper  good,  of  gold 
14.0?  thine  own  have  we  given  thee 
i6.of  thine  hand,  and  is  all  thine  own 
z  Chro.6. 2  3. his  way  upon  hisown  head 
29.his  own  fore  and  his  own  grief 
i6.i4.buriedhimin  hisoiwz  fepulchre 
25.4. every  man  (hall  die  for  his  own  fin 
3 1. 1. to  his  polTellion  into  their  own  cities 
E^ra  7.1 3.of  their  own  free-will  to  go  up 
Nebem.^.if  reproach  upon  their  own  head 
£ff>9.2y.fhould  return  upon  his  own  head 
Job  2. 1 1. every  one  from  his  own  place 
9. 20. mine  own  mouth  (hall  condemne  me 

3 1  .mine  own  clothes  (hall  abhorre  me 
I9.i7.childrens  fake  of  mine  owzbody 
2  0.7. he  (hall  perifh  like  his  own  dang 
Pfal.  y.  1  o.let  them  fall  by  their  own  counfels 
7. 16.mifcb.ief  fnall  return  upon  his  own  head 
9.1  y.which  they  hid,is  their  own  foot  taken 

i6.fnared  in  the  work  ofhis  own  hands 
1 2. 4. our  lips  are  our  own :  who  is  lord  over  us 
iy.4.fweareth  to  his  own  hurt,  &  changeth  not 
17.10.they  are  inclofed  in  their  own  fat 
2i.i3.exalted,0  Lord,in  thine  own  ftrength 
33.1 2. hath  chofen  for  his  own  inheritance 
35.13  .my  prayer  returned  into  mine  own  bofo. 
4 1 .9.mine  own  familiar  friend  in  whom  ' 
44.3  .by  their  own  fwordsneither  did  their  own 
49. 1 1.  they  call  their  lands  after  their  own  na. 
yo.20.thou  flandereft  thine  own  mothers  fon 
64-8.their  own  tongue  to  fall  upon  themfelves 
67.6-Godjeven  our  own  God,(hall  blefle  us 
74.22. arife,0  God,  plead  thine  own  caufe 
78.2  y. he  gave  them  their  own  defire 
8i.i2.gavethemupto  their  own  hearts  lull 
94.2  3. own  iniquity, and — their  own  wickednes 
106.39.with  their  0JWZworks:&  with  their  own 
io9.29.cover  themfelves  with  their  own  confu. 
1 38.8.forfake 


OWN   OWN 


OWN   OWN 


OWN   OWN 


13  3. 8. forfake  not  the  works  of  thine  ownhan.  /O&arf.ij.reward  (hall  return  upon  thine  own  head 
i40.9.1et  the  mifchief  of  their  own  lips  cover     Jonah  2.8  .they  forfake  their  own  mercy 

Zecb. 5. 1  i.and  fet  there  upon  her  ownt  bale 
1 1 . 5. and  their  own  fhepherds  pity  them  not 
1 2.6.be  inhabited  againe  in  herons  place 
Mat.7.  3  .confider.  not  the  beam  in  thine  own  eye 
4.behold,a  beame  is  in  thine  own  eye 


1 4 1 . 1  o.let  the  w  icked  fall  into  their  own  nets 
Pro.  1 . 1 8  .for  their  own  blood, — their  own  lives 
3  i.and  be  filled  with  their  own  devices 
3 . 5  .lean  not  unto  thine  own  underftanding 
j.  1  j  .waters  out  of  thine  own  cifterne ;  and 

running  waters  out  of  thine  own  well 
1  ?.let  them  be  only  thine  own 
1 1.  y.wicked  (hall  fall  by  his  own  wickedneffe 
1 7.that  is  cruell  troubleth  his  own  flefh 
i^.that  purfueth  evill,  purfueth  it  to  his  own 
1 4.1  o.the  heart knoweth  his  own  bittcrneffe 

2o.poor  is  hated  of  his  own  neighbour 
i 8. 1  i.and  as  an  high  wall  in  his  own  conceit 

17-firit  in  hisojwzcaufe/eemethjuft 
2o.6.wilI  proclaim  every  one  his  own  goodnefs 
23 .4-ceafc  from  thine  own  wifdom 
25. 27.10  fearch  their  own  glory ,is  not  glory 

28.  that  hath  noruie  over  his  <m%fpirit 
26.5. left  hehe  wife  in  his  own  conceit 
1 2.feeft  thou  a  man  wife  in  his  own  conceit 
i6.fluggard  is  wifer  in  his  own  conceit,  then 
27. 2-praik  thee,  and  not  thine  own  mouth 

a  ftranger,and  not  thine  own  lips 
lo.thine  own  friend  —  forfake  not 
28. 1  o.he  (hall  fall  himfeli  into  bis  own  pit 
u.the  rich  man  is  wife  in  his  own  conceit 
Ecclef.2_.z2. a  man  fhould  rejoyce  in  hisowz  wor. 
4.5. the  fool—  eateth  his  own&em 
8.9.ruleth  over  another  to  his  own  hurt 
Caiit.  1.6. mine  own  vineyard  have  I  not  kept 
Ifai.z-K.theix  own  hands,that  which  their  own  fin 
4. 1  .our  own  bread,and  wear  our  own  apparell 
5.2 1.  in  their  own  eies,and  prudent  in  their  own  j 
9. 20.eat  every  man  the  flefh  of  his  own  arm 
36.1 2. eat  their  own  dung,and  drink  their  own    J 
37.3  y .to  fave  it  for  mine  own  fake 
43.2  j.blotteth  out  thy  tranfgrefll.for  mine  own 
44.9,and  they  are  their  own  witneflcs 
48. n. for  mine  own  fake,  even  for  mine  own  fake 
49.25.I  will  feed  them— with  their  own  fietti 

they  (hall  be  drunken  with  their  own  bio. 
58.7.hidenot  thy  felf  from  thine  own  fle(h 
1 3. nor  finding  thine  <w«pleafure 

nor  fpeaking  thine  own  words 
63 .  <f  .therefore  mine  own  arm  brought  falvation 
6  %.  2.which  walketh*— after  their  own  thoughts 
Jer.z.  19-thine  own  wickedneffe  (hall  correct  thee 
7. 19.ro  the  confufion  of  their  own  faces 
18. 1 2.we  will  walk  after  our  own  devices 

2  j. 7. provoke  me  —to  your  own  hurt 

14  according  to  the  works  of  their  ownhan. 
30. 1  8.1hall  bebuilded  upon  her  ownhtap 

3  i.i7.come again  to  their  onw  border 
44.9.wickednes  of  their  wives,&  your  ownwi. 

i7.whatfo.  thing  goeth  forth  out  of  our  own 
£\e£.r  3.2  that  prophefie  out  of  their  own  hearts 
3.fooli(h  prophets ,that  follow  their  own  [pi. 
14. 14  ihould  but  deliver  their  own  fouls 

Verfe  20. 
i6.£.polluted  in  thine  own  blood 

1  5. thou  didft  truftin  thine  own  beauty 
5  2.bear  thine  ojw?  (hame  for  thy  fins 
y4.th.at  thou  mayeft  bear  thine  own  (hame 
17.19.it  will  I  recompenfe  upon  his  own  head 
20.26.1  polluted  them  in  their  own  gifts 

43. (hall  loath  your  felves  in  your  own  fight 
29.3.which  hath  (aid,My  river  is  mine  own 
3  2.io.every  man  for  his<ravHife,in  the  day 
33.4.hisblood  (hall  be  upon  his  own  head 
13  .if  he  truft  to  his  own  righteoufneffe 
3  6. 3 1  .loath  your  felves  in .  your  own  fight 
46.18.fons  inheritance  out  of  his  own  poflefllon 
Ddw.3.i8.wor(hip  any  god,  except  their  own  God 
6.  i7.king  fealed  it  with  his  own  lignet 
8.24.mig!ity,but  not  by  his  own  power 
9.i9.deferrenot3forthine0H>;zfake,O  my  God 
n.i8.butaprince  for  his  own  behalf 

to  ceafe  without  his  own  reproach 
Hof.j.z  .their  own  doings  have  befet  them 

n.6.devourthem,bccaufe  of  their  own  counfels 
1 3. 2. idols  according  to  their  ob>B  underftand. 
foe  I 3 .4.return  your  recompence  on  your  own  head 

Verfe  7. 
Amos  6. 1 3  .taken  to  us  horns  by  our  own  ftrength 


j.caft  out  the  beame  out  of  thine  own  eye 
9. 1  .and  came  into  his  own  city 
1 0. 36.(hall  be  they  of  his  own  houlhould 
20.1 5. to  doe  what  I  will  with  mint  own 
2 y.i4.who  called  his<wafervams,&  delivered 

27>received  mine  own  with  ufury 
27. 3 1. and  put  his  own  raiment  on  him 

tf  o.laid  it  in  his  own  new  tomb 
Mar.7 .9.that  ye  may  keep  your  own  tradition 
8.3  .fading  to  their  own  houfes,they  will  faint 

1  J.  20.and  put  his  own  clothes  on  him 
Lu\e  6.4i.perceiveft  not  the  beam — in  thine  own 

42.beholdeft  not  the  beam  that  is  in  thine  0. 

44. every  tree  is  known  by  his  own  fruit 
9.26.when  he  (hall  come  in  his  own  glory 
10.34.and  fet  him  on  his  own  beaft 
i4.26\hisfliw»lifealfo,he  cannot  be  my  difcip. 
1 6. 1 2 . w  ho  (hal  1  give  you  that  w oh  is  your  own 
1 8. 7  .(hall  not  God  avenge  his  own  tied 
19.22.out  of  thine o^s  mouth  will  I  judge  thee 

23-required  mineown  with  ufury 
22.7 1. our  felves  have  heard  of  his  own  mouth 
John  1 . 1 1 .  unto  his  own,  and  his  own  received  him 

4  i.fiift  findeth  his  own  brother  Simon 
4-4 1  .beleeved  jbecaufe  of  his  own  word 
5.30.I  can  of  mine  own  felf  do  nothing 

43.come  inhisow;zname,him  ye  will  receive 
6.3 8. came  down — not  to  do  mine  own  will 
7. 1 8.that  fpeaketh  of  himfelf/eekith  his  own 
I      8.9.being  convicted  by  their  own  confeience 

44-fpeaketh  a  lye,fpeaketh  of  his  own 

50.I  feek  not  mine  own  glory 
10.3  .he  calleth  his  own  (heep  by  name 
4.when  he  putteth  forth  his  own  (heep,  he 

1 2.whofe  own  the  (heep  are  not 
1 3. 1  .having  loved  his  own  which  were  in  the 

1  j.  19-the  world  would  love  his  own 
16.3  2.fcattered»  every  man  to  his  own 
1 7. 1 1. keep  through  thine  own  Name  thofe 
18.3  e.thine<m># nation— delivered  thee  unto 
19.27.that  difciple  took  her  to  his  own  home 

2  o.  1  o.went  away  again  unto  their  own  home. 
Acls  i.7.which  the  Father  hath  put  in  his  own  po. 

2  f  .that  he  might  go  to  his  own  place 
2.6.heard  them  fpeak  in  their  own  language 

8  .we  hear  every  man  in  our  own  tongue 
3 . 1 2.as  though  by  our  own  power  we  had 
4.2  3.10  their  own  company,  and  reported  all 

3  2.things  which  he  poffeffed  was  his  own 
5.4.whiles  it  remained,was  it  not  thine  own 

was  it  not  in  thine  own  power 
7.2  i.nouriihed  him  for  her  own  fon 

4 1  .rejoyced  in  the  works  of  their  own  hands 
1 2 .  io.opened  to  them  of  it  own  accord 
17. 28.  certain  alfo  of  your  own  poets  have  faid 
1 8.6.your  blood  be  upon  your  own  heads 
20.28.wcl>  he  hath  putchafed  with  his  ownblo. 

3  o.alfo  of  your  own  felves  (hall  men  arife 
2 1.1  i.Pauls  girdle,  and  bound  his  own  hands 
2T.19.  queftions  againft  him  of  their  ownCup. 
26.4.at  the  firft  among  mine  own  nation 
Rom.  1. zq.own  hearts,  to  dilhonour  their  own  bod. 
4.  i9.confidered  not  his  own  body  now  dead 
8.3. God  fending  his  own  Son,in  thelikeneffe 

3  2.he  that  fpared  not  his  own  Son,but  deliv. 
10. 3  .going  about  to  eftablilh  their  own  righte. 
1 1.24-graffed  into  their  own  olive  tree 

2  5  .left  ye  ihould  be  w  ife  in  your  own  concei. 
12.16.be  not  wifein  your  own  conceits 
i4-4.to  his  own  matter  he  ftandeth  or  fallcth 

5.be  fully  perfwaded  in  his  own  mind 

i6.4.formy  life  laid  down  their  own  necks 

1  Cor.  1.1  f.  I  had  baptized  in  mine  own  name 

3  S.own  reward,according  to  his  own  labour 
4. 1 2.1abour,working  with  our  own  hands 
tf.14.will  alfo  raife  up  us  by  his  own  power 

i8.finneth  againft  his  o»»body 
1 9.and  ye  are  not  your  own 
7.2.his  owa  wife, — have  her  own  husband 


4.wife  hath  not  power  of  her<w«  body 
husband  hath  not  power  of  his  own  body 
>  .and  this  I  fpeak  for  your  own  orotic 


3  5. and  this  1  (peak  for  your  own  profic 
p.7.who  goeth  a  warfare  — at  his  own  charges 
10.24.let  no  man  feek  hisown 
29,confcience,I  fay,  not  thine  own 
3  3  .not  feeking  mine  own  profit,  but  the 
1 1 . 2 1  .taketh  before  other,  his  own  fupper 
1 3 .  j.feeketh  not  her  own,is  not  ealily  provoked 
1 J .  2  3  .but  every  man  in  his  own  order 

38.to  every  feed  his  own  body 
16.21.of  me  Paul,with  mine  own  hand 
2  Cor. 6. 1 2.ye  are  ftraitned  in  your  own  bowels 

8 . 1 7.of  his  own  accord  he  wen t  uruo  you 
Ga/.i.i4.abave  many  mine  equals  inminc<W3 
6.4.1et  every  man  prove  his  own  work 
%  .every  man  (hall  bear  his  own  burden 
£pfcf/Tj.22.fubmit  your  felves  to  your  own  husban. 
24-fo  let  the  wives  be  to  their  own  husbands 
2 8. to  love  their  wives  as  their  own  bodies 
29.no  man  ever  yet  hated  his  own  flefh 
Phil.  2.4.100k  not  every  man  on  his  own  things 
1  i.your  own  falvation  wthfear  &  trembling 
2 1  .for  all  feek  their  own,  not  the  things 
3«9.not  having  mine  own  righteoufneffe 
Col. 1 . 1 8.  (ubmit  your  feves  to  your  own  husbands 

1  Tte/.2.8.Gofpel  onely.but  alfo  our  own  foules 
i4.Iike  things  of  your  own  countrey-men 
1 5 .  who  killed  their  own  prophets 

4.1  i.yourtWtt  bufin.  &  to  work  with  your  own 

2  Thef.z .  1 2.  they  work,  and  eat  their  own  bread 
1 7  .falutation  of  Paul,  with  mine  own  hand 

1  Tim.  i.z.unto  Timothy  mine  own  fon 
3 . 1 2  .ruling  their  children,and  rheir  own  houfes 
f.S.ifany  provide  not  for  his  own 
6. 1. count  their  own  matters  worthy  of 

2  Tim.i.g.but  according  to  his  own  purpofe 
4.3-but  after  their  own  lufts  (hall 

Tit.  1.4.10  Titus  mine  own  fon 

1 2. even  a  prophet  of  their  own  faid 
Pbilem.11.  receive  him  that  is  mine  own  bowels 
i9.mine  own  hand,  —even  thine  own  felf 
I  Heb.9. 1 2.but  by  his  own  blood  he  entred 
I      1 2. 1  c.chaftened  us  after  their  own  pleafure 

1 3.1 2.might  fanftifie  the  peo.  with  his  own  bl. 
/d/».r.i4.when  he  is  driwn  away  of  his  own 
1  Pef.2.24.  own  felf  bare  our  fins  in  his  own  body 
3 . 1  .be  in  fubjeftion  to  your  own  husbands 
S.being  in  fubjection  unto  their  own  husba. 
a  Per. 2. 1 2. utterly  periih  in  their  own  corruption 
i3.fportingthemfelves  with  their  own  decei. 
3 . 3  .fcoffers,walking  after  their  own  lufts 
itf.wreft  —unto  their  oradeftruaion 
1 7  .led  away — fall  from  your  own  ftedfaftnes 
Jude  1 3,foming  out  their  own  (hame 
Revel,  i.j.wattied  us  from  our  (ins  in  his  own  b\q. 
jSDum  countrey,  See  Coimtrep. 
£Pmn  counfell3See  CotmfeH, 
£>ron  eyes,  See  <fljpeff. 
totoxihean,  Seei^eart, 
iDaw  houfe,  See  i^oafe, 
iDoori  land,  See  fianO. 
jg>txm  people,  See  fjkeopfc. 
£)con  felfe,See  jS>eJft. 
£>r»n  foule,  See  &o\x\e. 

lS>mn  way,  See  HOap. 

iDaon  wayes,  See  UpayeSf* 

j©ron  will,  See  flDtU. 

£>  toner. 

£.va/.2i.28.but  the  owner  of  the  oxe  (halbequit 

2o.and  it  hath  been  teftified  to  his  owner 

and  his  owner  alfo  (hall  be  put  to  death 
H.owner  of  the  pit  (hall  make  it  good 

and  give  money  unto  the  owner  oi  them 
3  6.and  his  owner  hath  not  kept  him  in 
12. 1 1. the  owner  of  it  (hall  accept  thereof 
1 2.  he  (hall  make  reftitution  to  the  owner 
14-the  owner  thereof  being  not  with  it,  he 
1  j.the  owner  thereof  be  with  it,  he  (hall  not 
1  K}n.  1 6 .  24.after  the  name  of  Shemer,  owner  of 
Ifri.  1.2. the  oxe  knoweth  his  owner 
Afts  27.1 1. Centurion  beleeved  the  —  owner  of 

£D  toners. 
Job  3  i.39.caufed  the  owners  thereof  to lofe  their 
Pro.  1 .  19.  taketh  away  the  life  of  the  owne.  thereof 
Ecclef.^.n. whit  good  is  there  to  the  own-  thereof 

1 3.  riches' 


O  X  E        OXE 

i 3  .riches  kept  for  the  owners  thereof 
Ln\e  19. 3  3  .owners  thereof  faid,Why  loofe  ye  the 

Exod.z  i.zS.oxe  gore  a  man,or  a  woman,that  they 
oxe  lhall be  ftoned    Ver.29,  3 2. 
owner  of  the  oxe  (hall  be  quit 
29.but  ihhtoxe  were  wonc  to  puth 
3  z.oxe  (hall  pu(h  a  man-fervant,  or  a  maid-f. 
3 3 .311  ore  or  an  affe  fall  therein 
3  5. if  one  mans  <m;  hurt  another*  that  he  die 
then  they  (hall  fell  the  live  oxe 
3  6. known  that  the  oxe  hath  ufed  to  pufli 

(hall  furely  pay  oxe  for  oxe 
.2  z.  1  .man  (hall  fteal  an  oxe  or  a  (heep 

he  (hall  reftore  five  oxen  for  an  oxe 
4.wbether  it  be  oxe  or  affe  —he  (hall  reftore 
p.trefpafle,  whether  it  be  for  <«e,or  afle 
1  o.deliver  unto  his  neighb. — an  oxe  to  keep 
23-4.meet  thine  enemies  oxe  or  his  affe  going 

1  z.that  thine  oxe  and  thine  affe  may  reft 

34.19.  fiiftling  among  thy  cattell,  whether  we 

Lcwf.7.23.  eat  no  manner  fat  of  oxe,  or  of  (heep 

17.3. what  man  foever — killeth  an  o«,orlamb 

i7.z6.whethcr  it  be  oxe,ox  (heep  :  It  is  the  Lor. 

Num.-j.i.oi the  princes*  and  for  each  one  moxe 

zz.q.oxe  licketh  up  the  graffe 
Deut.f. i+.thinc  oxe,not  thine  affe,nor  any  of  thy 
21  .oare,or  his  affe,or  any  thing  that  is  thy  ne. 
i4.4.the  oxe,  the  (heep,  and  the  goat 
1 8.3  .priefts  due  —  whether  it  be  oxe,ot  (heep 
21. 1. not  fee  thy  brothers  oxe  goe  aftray 
4.not  fee  thy  brothers  oxe  fall  down 
10.  not  plow  with  an  oxe  &  an  affe  together 

2  5 .4. not  muzzle  the  mouth  of  the  oxe  when 
28.3  i.oxe  (hall  be  flain  before  thine  eyes 

Jofo.6. 2  i.deftroyed  all— o«,and  (beep,  and  affe 
/«flfg.3.3i.flewofthePhiliftines  6oo.withan0.« 

6-4.no  fuftenance  for  Ifr.  neither  fheep,nor  oxe 
1  Sam.  1 2.3>whofe  oxe  have  I  taken  ?  or  whofe  affe 

1  $.3. flay  both  man  and  woman ,oxe  and  (heep 
Nehem.<;.  i8.prepared  for  me  daily,  was  one  oxe 
fob  6. 5  .loweth  the  oxe  over  his  fodder 

24.3.  take  the  widowes  oxe  for  a  pledge 

40. 1  f.Behemoth  eateth  graffe  as  an  oxe 
Pfal.69.11.  pleafe  the  Lord  better  then  an  oxe 

io6.20.changed — into  the  fimilitude  of  an  oxe 
P;o.7.i2.asan  oxe  goethtotheflaughter,orasa 

1 4.4.increafe  is  by  the  ftrength  of  the  oxe 

r  $.i7.ftalled  ox?, and  hatred  therewith 
Ifa 1 1. 3. the  oxe  knoweth  his  owner 

1  i.7.1ion  (hall  eat  ftraw  like  the  oxe 

3  2.20. fend  forth  thither  the  feet  of  the  oxe 
66.$  .killeth  an  oxe,zs  if  he  flew  a  man 

fer. 11.19.I  was  like  a  lamb,  oranotre 
£^.1.1  o.they  four  had  the  face  of  an  oxe 
Luke  1 3. 1 5. loofe  his  oxe,  or  his  affe  from  the  flail 

1 4. 5, have  an  affe  or  an  oxe  fallen  into  a  pit 
1  Cor. 9.9. not  muzzle  the  oxe  that  treadeth  out  the 
lTim.  ft  18. 
His  <Djcc. 
Exod.zo.  1 7-covet  thy  neighb.  houfe,not  his  oxe 
1  Sam.  14.3  4.bring  me  hither  every  man  his  oxe 
people  brought  every  man  his  oxe 
wild  £Dr,e. 
De ttt.  14.5 .wild  oxe,  and  the  chamois 

£>icen. 
Gen.  1 2.r  6. Abraham  —  had  (heep,  and  oxen 
20.i4.Abimelechcook(heep,  and  oxen 
21.27;  Abraham  took  (heep  and  oxen,%x\d 
3  2.J.I  have  oxen,-an&  affes,and  flocks 
34.28.they  took  their  (heep,and  their  oxen 
Exod.9.3. hand  of  the  Lord  is  upon  thy  oxen 
20.2  4.facrifice  thereon  thine  oxen 
22. 1. (hall  reftore  five  oxen  for  an  oxe 

30.1ikewife  (halt  thou  doe  with  thine  oxen 
14.  y.facrificed  peace-offerings  of  oxen  unto  the 
Num.j. 3. fix  covered  wagons,  and  twelve  oxen 
7.four  oxen  he  gave  to  the  fons  of  Gcrfhom 
8.eight  oxen  he  gave  to  the  fons  of  Merari 
17  .two  oxen,fivz  rams,  five  he-goat9 

Verf.23,29,3  5.41,47,*  ?,f  9, 65,71, 
77,83. 
8  7. oxen  For  the  burnt-offering  were  twelve 
8  8. oxen  for  the  facrifice  of  the  peace-offerin. 

2  240.Baiak  offered  oxen  and  (heep 


OXE       O  Y  L 

23.1  .prepare  me  here  feven  oxen 
De«t.i4.26.beftow  that  money  —  for  oxen 
fojb.7. 24.took  Achan —  and  his  oxen 

1  Sam.  1 1.7.100k  a  yoke  of  oxen,tnd  hewed  them 

fo  (hall  it  be  done  unto  his  oxen 
i4.i4.1and,which  a  yoke  of  oxen  might  plow 

3  2. took  lheep,and  oxen,aad  calves, and  flew 
1 5-9.fpared  Agag,and  the  beft  — of  the  oxen 
i4.and  the  lowing  oftheo«K  which 
1  5  .people  fpared  the  beft  —of  the  oxen 
2 1. took  of  the  fpoil,(heep  and  oxen 
zz,i<)Smotf-—oxen,  and  afles,&  (heep,wlh  the 
27. 9.  David — took  away  the  (heep,and  the  oxen 

2  Sam.6.6.took  hold  of  it,for  the  oxen  (hook  it 

1 3  .he  facrificed  oxen,  and  fadings 
24.22.beh.old,  here  be  oxen  for  facrifice 

other  inftruments  of  the  oxen  for  wood 
24,Dav.bought  the  threfliing  floor,&  the  ox. 

1  Kjn.i.g.Adoniph  flew  (heep,  and  oxen 

19.  hath  flain  oxen,  and  fat  cattell 

Verfe  25. 
4.23  .ten  fat  oxen ^nd  twenty  oxen  out  of  the 
7.2  5. it  flood  upon  twelve  oxen 

2<>.on  the  borders — were  lions,  oxen,  and 

beneath  the  lions  and  oxen  were  certain 
44.one  fea,  and  twelve  oxen  under  it 
8. 5.facrificing  (heep,  and  oxen,  that  could  not 

63.Solom.offercd  a  facrifice  of—  2  2000. oxen 
19.  ip.Eliiha  plowing  with  twelve  yoke  of  oxen 
20. he  left  the  expand  ran  after  Elijah 
2 1  .took  a  yoke  of  oxen,  and  flew  them 

boiled  their  fle(h  wth  the  inftr.of  thefl-V. 

2  Kjn.  5.26\is  it  a  time  to  receive — (heep,  &  oxen 

16.17.the  brafen  oxen  that  were  under  it 

1  Cbro.  1  z  .40.brought  bread  on  affes, — &  on  oxen 

and  oyle,and  oxen,8c  (heep  abundantly 
1 3.9.hold  the  ark3for  the  oxen  (tumbled 
2 1 . 2  3 .1  give  thee  the  oxen  for  bumt-facrifices 

2  Cfcro.4.3. under  "  was  tne  fimilitude  of  oxen 

tworowes  oloxen  werecaft 
4. it  flood  upon  twelve  oxen 
1 5-one  fea,  and  twelve  oxen  under  it 
5.6.facrificed  (heep  and  oxen,  which  could  not 
7. 5.twenty  &  two  thoufa.oxeft,  &  1 2  2000.  (he. 
1 5.1 1  .they  had  brought,  feven  hundred  oxen 
18.2.  Ahab  killed  (heep  and  oxen  for  him 
29.33.confecrated  things  were  600.  oxen 
3  i-6.brought  in  the  tithes  of  oxen  and  (heep 
3  5.8.fmall  cattell,  and  five  hundred  oxen 
1 2.fo  did  they  with  the  oxen 
Job  i.3.fabftance  was— five  hundred  yoke  of  oat. 
1 4. the  oxen  were  plowing,&  the  affes  feeding 
42.i2.a  thoufand  yoke  of  oxen,zx\d 
Pfal.S.f.zW  (heep  and  oxenjea,  and  the  beafts  of 

144.14.0WK  may  be  ftrong  to  labour 
Pra.  i4.4.where  no  oxen  are,  there  the  crib  is  clean 
i/<a.7.25.(halbe  for  the  fending  forth  of  oxen 
22.1 3. joy  and  gladneffe,flaying  oxen,zad 
3 0.24. the  oxen  likewife,and  the  young  affes 
fer.  51.23  .break  in  pieces  —  his  yoke  of  oxen 
0*02.4. 2 5. make  thee  to  eat  graffe  as  oxen    V.32. 
3  3  .did  eat  graffe  as  oxen,znd  his  body  was 
5.2i.they  fed  him  with  graffe  like  oxen 
Amos  6. 1 2.will  one  plow  there  with  oxen 
Mat.zz.^.my  oxen  and  my  failings  are  killed 
Lu\e  i4.i9.boughtfive  yoke  of  flxfra 
fobn  z.  i4.found  in  the  temple  thofe  that  fold  ox. 
1  f.drove  them  all  out — the  (heep  &  the  oxen 
Alts  i4.i3.pricft  of  Jupiter  brought  oxen 
1  Cor. 9. 9. doth  God  take  care  for  oxen 

Anointed  with  iDpI,  See  3nomtet>, 
Anointing  ;©$,  See  Anointing, 
£DpL 
Gen.z8.i  8.  Jacob  poured  oyl  upon  the  top  of  it 

3  5. 1 4.  Jacob  poured  oyl  thereon 
Exod.z<{.6.oyl  for  the  light,  fpices  for  anointi.  oyl 
29. 2. cakes  unleavened,  tempered  with  oyl 
30.25.make  it  anoyZof  holyoyntment 
3  5.  i4.1amps,  with  theoyl  for  the  light 
3  9. 3 7.veffels  thereof,  and  the  oyl  for  light 
Levit.  z.  1.  poure  oyl  upon  it  Verfe  6. 

z.oyl  thereof, with  all  the  frankincenfe 
4.fine  flower  mingled  with  oyl        Verfe  5. 
Chap.i4.io,2i.&  zi.is.Num.j.iz, 
195lJ»3  i,37j43»4?,jr3  6\,67, 73, 
79.  &  8.8. 


OYL , OYL 

7.made  of  fine  flowre  with  oyl 

1 5. thou  (halt  put  oyl  upon  it 

16.  prieft  (hall  burn  part  of  the  oyl 
5.ii.he(haUputnoo)i/  upon  it 
6.i5.ff)l/thereof,andall  the  frankinc.nfe 

2 1 .  in  a  pan  it  (hall  be  made  with  oyl 
7.io.meat-offering  mingled  with  oyl 

12 .cakes  mingl.witho)1/, — waf.anoin.wth  oyl 
Verfe  iz.Num.6.15 
9.4.meat-offering  mingled  with  oyl 
14.10.  fine  flowr  for  a  meat-off.mingl.with  oyl 
and  one  log  of  oyl 

1 2.  take  the  Iamb,  and  the  log  of  oyle 

Verfe  24 

1  j.prieft  (hall  take  fome  of  the  log  of  oyl 
\6.  prieft  (hall  dip  his  right  finger  in  theoyl 

fprinkle  of  the  oyl  with  his  finger 
1 7. reft  of  the  oyl  that  is  in  his  hand 
1 8.remnant  of  the  oyl  that  is  in  his  hand 
2 i.fine  flowr  mingled  with  oyl    Nam.6-i^. 
and  a  log  of  oyle 
26.prieft  (hall  powr  the  oyl  into  the  palm  of 
27.fprink.with  his  right  fing.fome  of  the  oyl 
28.prieft  (hall  put  of  the  oyl  into  his  hand 
29.reft  of  the  oyl  that  is  in  the  priefts  hand 
Num.4.9.oyl~\effe\s  wherewith  they  minifter 
1 6.oyl  for  the  light,  and  the  fweet  incenfe 
5. 1 5«he  (hall  powr  no  oyl  upon  it 

1  i.8.tafteof  itwasas  thetafteof  frefh  oyl 
i5.4.fourthpartof  an  hin  of  oyl 

6.the  third  part  of  an  hin  of  oyl 
9.  flowr  mingled  with  half  an  hin  of  oyl 
28.1  z.oyl  for  one  bullock, — oyl  for  one  ram 

13.  flowr  mingled  whhoyl  for  a  meat-offer. 
29.3.  meat-off.  (hall  be  flowr  mingled  with  oyl 

Chap.9,14. 
Dent.  2.40.fhalt  not  anoint  thy  felf  with  oyl 
32.13.  made  him  fuck  oyl  out  of  the  flinty  rock 

3  3.24.  let  A(her  dip  his  foot  in  oyl 

1  Sam.10.1.  took  a  vial  of  oyl  &powreditonhis 
16. 1. (ill  thine  horn  with  oy/,and  go 

1 3.  Samuel  took  the  horn  of  oyl,  &  anointed 
2S'dOT.i4.2.anointnotthy  felf  with  oyl 

1  King.  1. 39,prieft  took  an  horn  of  oyl  out  of  the 
5.1  i.Solo.gave  Hiram  20.meafures  of  pure  oyl 
17.12.  a  little  oyl  in  a  crufe 

14-neither  (hall  the  crufe  of  oyl  fail 
16.  neither  did  the  crufe  of  oyl  fail 

2  i$«4-  2.not  any  thing  in  the  hou.fave  a  pot  of  oyl 

6.not  a  veffell  more  ?  And  the  oyl  (laid 
7.go  fell  the  oyl,  and  pay  thy  debt 
9. 1  .take  this  box  of  oy/,and  go  to  Ramoth-Gil. 
3. take  the  box  of  oj/,and  powr  it  on  his  head 
6.powredtheoy/on  his  head,andfaid 
1  Cbr.zj.z  8.over  the  cellars  of  oyl  was  Joalh 
E^ra  3.7.mear,drink,and  oyl  to  them  of  Zidon 
Eflh.z.izXv/L  moneths  with  oyl  of  mirrhe 
fob  24.1 1.  make  oyl  within  their  walls 

29_6.rock  powred  me  out  rivers  of  oyl 
Pfal.  z  3. 5-thou  anointed  my  head  with  oyl 

4  5.7  .anointed  thee  with  the  oyl  of  gladneffe 

5  5 . 2 1 .  words  were  fofter  then  oyl 

9  2. 1  o.I  (hall  be  anointed  with  fre(h  oyl 
1 04. 1 5.oy/to  make  his  face  to  (hine 
109. 1 8  .let  it  come  like  oyl  into  his  bones 
141 . 5-0)i/,which  (hall  not  break  mine  head 
P*Y?.5.3.hermouth  is  fmoother  then  oyl 

21.20.and  oylin  the  dwelling  of  the  wife 
//S.61.3.  the  ej/of  joy  for  mourning 
fer.q  1 . 8.field  of  wheat,barley,  and  oyl 
E\e\.i6.9.  Iannointed  thee  with  oyl 

1 3  .didft  eat  fine  flowr,honey,and  oyl 

1 8.fet  mine  oyl,  &  mine  incenfe  before  them 

19.  oyl  and  bony  wherewith  I  fed  thee 

2  3 .4 1  .fet  mine  incenfe  and  mine  oyl 
27.17. honey ,and  oyl,  and  balm 

•  3  2.i4.caufc  their  rivers  to  run  like  theoyl 
45#i4.concern.  the  ordin.  ofoy/5the  bath  of  oyl 
24-an  hin  of  oyl  for  an  ephah 

2  5.and  according  to  the  oyl 
46.5.2nd  an  hin  of  oyl  to  an  ephah 

Verfe$7,  i|. 

14.  third  part  of  an  hin  of  oyl  to  temper 

1 5.  prepare  the  lamb  and  the  oyl 

Hof.z.  f.lovers,  that  give  me  my  bread  &  mine  oyll 

1 2.1.  oyl  is  carried  into  Egypt  j 

Mhah6.7.wQ 


O  Y  L       O  Y  N 

Micah  6.7. Lo.  be  pleafed  with  1  oooo. rivers  of  oyl 

i  f  .{halt  not  anoint  thee  with  oyl 
Zech.jf..  ii. empty  the  golden  oyl  out  ofthemfelves 
Mat.  z  y .  3  .foolifh  took  no  oy/  w ith  them 
4,wife  took  oyl  in  their  veffels 
8. give  us  of  your  oyl 
Lnke7.46.my  head  withoy/thou  didft  not  anoint 

i£.6.and  he  faid,  An  hundred  meafures  of  oyl 

Hcb.i.p.God  hath  anointed  thee  with  oyl 

Beaten  £>pl,  See  beaten. 

Wine  joyned  with  iDpjL 

Num.  1 8. 1  a.beft  of  the  oyl, 8c  all  the  bed  of  the  w. 

Deut.7.  1 5. Lord  will  blcffe  thy  wine  and  thy  oyl 

1 1 . 1 4.ni3yeft  gather  thy  wine  and  thine  oyl 

1  2.  17. tithe—  of  thy  wine,  or  of  thine  oyl 

14.a3.uthe  —  of  thy  wine,and  of  thine  oyl 

i8.4.firfl:-fiuit— of  thy  wine,  and  of  thine  oyl 

18.5 1. (hall  not  leave  thee  either  wine  or  oyl 

1  Cbto.o.zg. fine  flower,  and  the  wine,  and  the  oyl 

1  a.40.wine,and  oyl,and  oxen,  and  fheep 
zChro.z.  10.  baths  of  wine,  &  20ooo.baths  of  oyl 
1  f.oy/,and  the  wine,whichmy  lord  hath 
ii.n.ftoreofvictuall,anu  of  oyl  and  wine 
3  i.j.firft-fruits  of  corn,  wine  and  vyl 
3  2.28,increafeofcorn,wine  andoyl 
E\ra  6.9.wheat,falt,wtne  and  oyl 

7.z2.of  wine,  and  to  an  hundred  baths  of  oyl 
Nebem.  ? .  1 1 .  w  ine  &  the  oyl  that  ye  exaft  of  them 
id.37.ofaU  manner  of  trees,  of  wine  &  of  oyl 

go.offering  of  the— new  wine,and  theoyl 
1  3  .y.tithes  of  the  corn,the  new  wine,&  the  oyl 
•1 2. tithe  —of  the  new  wine,andthe  oyl 
Pro.  2 1 . 1 7  .that  loveth  w  ine  &  oyl  (hall  not  be  rich 
Jet. 1  i.i2.for  winc,and  for  ey/,and  for  the  young 
40.  lO.gatherye  wine,and  fummer  fruits,&  oyl 
Ho/.2.8.g3ve  her  corn,and  wine,and  oyl 

22.(hall  hear  the  corn,&  the  wine,  &  the  oyl 
Joel  i.io.new  wine  is  dryed  up,the  ey/languifheth 
2.  iy.fend  you  corn,and  wine,  and  oyl 
24/fats  (hall over-flow  with  wine  andoyl 
Hag.1.1 1  .called  for  a  drought  upon  the  wine  &  oyl 

2.i2.touch  bread,or  pottage,  or  wine,  or  oyl 
Ln\e  10.34.his  wounds,pouring  in  wine  and  oyl 
Revel.6-6.fee  thou  hurrnot  the  wine  and  the  oyl 
18. 1  j.wine,  and  oyl,  and  fine  flower 

Exod.  29.23.  one  cake  of  oyled  bread 
LraO.26.cake  of  oyled  bread, ind  one  wafer 

i&$-olive. 
£m/.  27.  io.pureoy /-olive  beaten,for  the  light 

30.24.and  of  oyl- olive  an  hin 
Z.m£.24.2. bring  unto  thee  pure  oy£-olive 
Deut. 2. 8. [and  of  oyl-  olive  and  honey 
i  Kjn.i  8.3  2.  take  you  away  to  a  land  of  oy/-olive 

•Dyl-tree. 
//Sj^.ip.plant  in  the  wil.the  mirtle,&  theey/-tree 

jJDpntsnent. 
Exod.  $o.z<;.an  oyle  of  holy  oyntment 

an  oyntment  compounded  after  the 
2  I0«-io.i3.fpices,and  the  precious  oyntment 
1  Cfoo.9.3  o.Pricfts  made  the  oyntm.  of  the  fpices 
Job  41.3  i.Iea  like  a  pot  of  oyntment 
Pfal.  1 3  3.2.precious  oyntment  upon  the  head 
PW.Z7  .o.oyntmcnt  and  perfume rejoyce  the  heart 

i6.nyntmcnt  of  his  right  hand 
Ecclef.7.  l.good  name  is  better  then  precious  oynt. 
9.8.1et  thy  head  lack  no  oyntment 
lo.i.dead  flies  caufe  the  flj^OTKi  of  the  Apo. 
Cant.  1. 3. name  is  as  oyntment  poured  forth     .  . 
Ifai.  1 .6.neither  mollified  with  oyntment 

3  g.2.precious  oyntment, and  all  the  houfe  of  his 
57.9iwenteft  to  the  king  with  oyntment 
Mat.  16.7. box  of  very  precious  oyntment 
g.oyniment  might  have  been  fold 
1 2. hath  poured  out  this  oyntment  on  my  bo. 
May.  14. 3  .box  of  oyntment  of  fpikenard 

4.why  was  this  wafte  of  the  oyntment 
Luke  7.37.alabafterbox  oioyntment 

1 8. anointed  them  with  the  oyntment 
J         46.anointed  my  feet  v/ith,oyntment 
I  Join  1 1. 2. Mary  anointed  the  Lord  viithoyntment 
i       1  i.3.Mary  took  a  pound  of  »)«;»£»£ 

was  filled  with  the  odour  of  the  oyntm. 
5  .why  was  not  this  oyntment  fold 
,  £Dpntment0,  . 

!  Can .  1 . 3  .fa vour  of  t  hy  good  oyntments 


O  Z  E       P  A  I 

4.io.fmell  of  thine  oyntments  then  all  fpices 
Amos  6.6.anoint  themfelvts  with  the  chief  pyntm. 
Luke  2  3.56.prepared  fpices  and  oyntments 
Revel.  18.13  .cynamon  ,md  odours,  and  oyntments 

i  Cbro.z. i^.O^em the (>xth,David the feventh 

1  CMo.i.2j.Oren,and  0\en,  and  Ahijah 
£>jta0,  See  3Sj}(ah. 
£>jnf,  £>5ntteiff. 
Num.  z6. 1 6. of  O^.i  the  family  of  the  O^'ttes 


2  Sam.  23.3  j.Hezrai  the  Carmelite, Paatai  the  A . 
I&aces, 

2  Sam.6. 13.  when  they  had  gone  fix  paces,  he  facr. 

f&atiile. 
Pw.16.i4.but  a  wife  man  will  pacifie  it 

^acifieo. 
Eft.7. 10. then  was  the  kings  wrath  pacified 
£^.16.63.  becaufe  of  thy  (hame,when  I  zmpaci. 

$acifietrj, 
Pro.z  1. 14.3  gift  in  fecret  pacifietb anger 
Ecclcf.  io.4.for  yeelding  pacifietb  great  offences 

|£>aban. 

G(?«.48.7.when  I  came  from  Padan,  Rachel  died 

$&atmn=%am. 
Gen.z<; .20.  daughter  of  Bethuel  of  Padan-Atam 
28. 2. go  to  Padan-Atam  to  the  houfe  of  Bethu. 
J  Jacob — went  to  Padan-Atam,  unto  Laban 
6.1faac  had — fent  him  away  to  Padan-Aram 
7.  Jacob  obeyed— and  was  gone  to  Padan-A. 
31.18.whkh  he  had  gotten  in  Padan  Aram 
33.18 .when  he  came  from  Padan-Aram 
3  f  .9.G.  appear. — when  he  came  from  Padan-A. 
2tf.fons—wch  were  born  to  him  inPadan-A. 
46.15. bare  unto  Jacob  inPadan-Aram 

Dcut.zi .  1 3  .thou  (halt  have  a  paddle  on  thy  weap. 

#aDoti. 
E^ta  2.44.  the  children  of  Padon 

Nebem.  7. 47. 
pagiel. 
Num.  1 . 1 3  .of  A  (her :  Page  I  the  fon  of  Ocran 
2.27.capta.of  the  childr.of  A(her,(halbe  Pagiel 
7.72.on  the  eleventh  day  Pagiel oStxtd 

77-tbis  was  the  offering  of  Pagiel 
10.26.over  the  hoft  of  A(her  was  Pagiel 

^ahati)=2I£oab. 
E'Kra  2.6.the  children  of  Pahatb-Moab  28 1 2. 
8.4.of  the  fons  of  Pahatb-Moab,E\ihoeni 
10.30.of  the  fons  of  Pabatb-Moab,  Adna 
Nebem.  3 . 1 1  .Hafhub  the  fon  of  Pabatb-Moab 
7.1  i.the  children  of  Pabatb-Moab — 2818. 
io.i4_chief  of  the  people,  T>aro(h,Pabatb-Moab 
$at,  called  tfbm,  Gen.36.39. 
1  C/w.i.jo.and  the  name  of  his  city  was  Pah 
#atl>,  See^a^eD. 
pain. 
Job  1 4.2  2.  his  fle(h  upon  him  (hall  have  pah 
1  y.2o.the  wicked  man  travelleth  viithpain  all 
33.1 9.chaften  ed  alfo  with  pain  on  his  bed 

multitude  of  his  bones  with  ftrong  pain 
Pfal.  2  i .  1 8  .look  on  mine  affli&ion,and  my  pain 

48.6.and  pain,as  of  a  woman  in  travail 
Ifai.i  3 .8. they  (halbe  in  pain,a%  a  woman  that  tra, 
21. 3. therefore  are  my  .loins  filled  with  pain 
26.  i7.neer  the  time  of  her  delivery  is  in  pain 

1 8  .we  have  been  in  pain,  w  e  have  as 
66.7>before  hei  pain  came  (he  was  delivered 
J#'.6.24.and  pain^  as  of  a  woman  in  travail 
1 2.1 3. they  have  put  themfelves  to  pain 
iy.iS.whyismypawperpetuall  ?andmy 
22.2  3-the  pain,  as  of  a  woman  in  travail 
30.23.it  (hall  fall  with/w?  on  the  head  of 
f  i.8.take balm  for  herj>a«z,if  fo be  (hee 
£^.30.4.  great  pain  (halbe  in  Ethiopia,  when 
9-and  great  pain  (hall  come  upon  them 
16.  Sin  (hall  have  great  pain 


PA  I       PAL 

Micah  4Z10.be  in  pain,and  labour  to  brin<>  forth 
Nohum  2.io.and  much^aiz2is  in  all  loins 
Rom.S.zz.and  travelleth  in  pain  together  till 
Kez>.i6.io.&  they  gnawtd  theirtongues  for  pain 
2 1.4.  neither  lhall  there  be  any  more  pain  ' 

$>afneu. 

Pfal. yy^.my  heart  is  fore  pained  within  me 
lfa.zi.1).  f°  ma^  tney  °e  forely  pained  at  the  report 
Jer.a,,  1 9. 1  am  pained  at  my  very  heart 
Joel  i.6.  before  their  face  peo.  (hall  be  much  pain. 
Rev.  1 2. 2,and  pained  to  be  delivered 

1  Sam.q.io.hr  het paras  came  upon  her 
Pfal.116.1.  Pa'ns  ofhell  gatehold  on  me 
Ails  2.24.having  loofed  the  pains  of  death 
Rev.\6.i  i.becaufe  of  their  pains,and  theirfores 

iMtfttIL 

Pfal.7j.16.it  was  too  painfull  for  me 
^ainfulneiTe. 

2  Cor.i i.27.in  wearines,in painfuln.  in  watchings 

2  Kjng.o.-}0. indjezebd painted  herface,and 
Jer.zz.  14.  andit  ispainted  with  vermillion 

^atnteOft. 
Exfk.zi.^o.paintcdfl  thine  eyes,and  deckedft  thy 

$->a(ttt(ng. 
Jer.4.10.  tho.  thou  rented  thy  face  with  painting 

$>afr. 
Luk.z.z^.apair  of  turtle  doves,or  two  young  pig. 
Rev.  6 .  j.had  a  pair  of  ballances  in  his  hand 
$jlace. 

1  Kjng.16. 1 8.that  he  went  into  the  palace  of  the 
2 1.  i.in  Jezreel,hard  by  the  palace  of  Ahab 

2  !(;«£•  I5-1?-:"ntne^to  of  the  kings  houfe 

20, 1 8.eunuchs  in  the  palace  of  the  king  of  Bab. 

1  Cbro.z9.1Aor  the  pa/ace  is  not  for  man,but 

I9«and  to  build  a  palace  for  the  which  I 

2  Cbro.o.i  1  .and  to  the  kings  palace,  and  harps,  & 
£^4.14. we  have  mainten.hom  the  kings  palace 

6.2.found  at  Achmetha,in  the  palace,  that  is 
Neb.i.i.asl  was  in  Shufhan  thepalace 

2.8.  to  make  beams  for  the  gates  of  thepalace 
7.z.  gave  my  brother  Ha.  ruler  of  the/u/.charge 
Eflb.  1.2.  which  was  in  S  human  the  palace 

j.  that  were  prefent  in  Shufhan  the  palace 

court  of  the  garden  of  the  kings  palace 

2. 3. all  the  fair  virgins  to  Shufhan  the  palace 

5  .in  Shufhan  the  palace  there  was  a  certain 

8.  gathered  together  to  Shufhan  the  palace 

3.1  y.  decree  was  given  in  Shufhan  the  palace 

7.7.went  into  the  palace  garden,and  Haman 

8.king  returned  out  of  the  palace  garden 

8. 14. decree  wasgiven  at  Shufhan  tWzpalace 

9. 6.in  Shufhan  the  palace,  the  Jews  flew  and 

1 1.  that  were  flain  in  Shufhan  the  palace 

i2.deftroyed  500.  men  in  Shufhan  the  palace 

Pfal.tf.ij.  they  (hall  enter  into  the  kingspalace 

144.12.  polifhed  after  the  fimilitude  of  a  palace 
Cant.8.9.  we  will  build  on  her  a  palace  of  filver 
l fa.  z  y .2. made  a  palace  of  ftrangers  to  be  no 

39. 7.  eunuchs  in  the  palace  of  the  king  of 
Jet. 30.18.  palace  (hall  remain  after  the  manner 
Dot.  1.4.  ability  in  them  to  (land  in  the  kingspa/. 
4.4.and  flourifhing  in  my  palace 

29-walked  in  the  palace  of  the  kingdome 
.y.y.  on  the  plaifter  of  the  wall  of  the  kings  pal. 
6. 1 8.then  the  king  went  to  his  palace 
8.2.that  I  was  at  Shufhan,  in  the  palace 
1 1 .4  j  .plant  the  tabernac.of  his  palace  between 
Amos  4. 3. ye  (hall  caft  them  into  the  palace 
Nah.z.6.and  the  palace  fhall  be  diffolved 
Mat.z6.i-8i  the  elders  of  the  people  to  the  pal.  of 
5  8. Peter  followed  him  to  the  high  priefts  pal. 
60.  now  Peter  fate  without  in  thepalace,  and 
Mz;\i4.54.evcn  unto  the  palace  ofthehighprieft 
66.as  Peter  was  beneath  in  the/>tffe,there 
Luke  1 1.  a  1. ftrong  man  keepeth  his  palace,his 
John  1 8. 1  y  .with  Jefus  to  the  palace  of  the  high 
Phil.  1. 1 3  .are  manifeft  in  all  the  palace,  and 

$alacej*. 
2  Cbto.  3  6. 1 9.  and  burnt  all  the  palaces  with  fire 
P/d/.45.8.out  of  thy  ivory  palaces,whtreby 
48.3.  God  is  known  in  her  palaces  for  a  refuge 

1 3  .confider  her  palaces,  that  ye  may  tell 
78. 69.  built  his  fanftuary  like  high  palaces 
1 22.7.and  profperity  within  thy  palaces 

Pi-0.3o.28.the' 


PAL       PAL 


PAL 


PAN 


PAR   PAR 


Pro.  jo.28.the  fpider  is  in  kings  palaces 
Ifai.  1  3  .1  2. and  dragons  in  their  pleafant  palaces 
z  3 .  1 3  .they  raifed  up  the  palaces  thereof 
3  a.  14-becaufe  the  p<ato  flialbe  forfaken 
3  4. 1 3  .thorns  fhall  come  up  in  hex  palaces 
Jer.6.%.  and  let  us  deftroy  her  palaces 
9.21  .death  is  entred  into  our  palaces 
17.27.it  fhall  devour  thepalaces  of  Jerufalem 
40.27.confume  the  palaces  of  Benhadad 
Lam.z.f.he  hath  fwallowed  up  all  her  palaces 
E^.19.7.  and  he  knew  their  defolate  palaces 

z  j.4.they  fhall  fet  their  palaces  in  thee 
Ha/;8.i4'devourthe  palaces  thereof 
Amos  1.4.  which  (hall  devour  the  palaces  of  Benh. 
7.  which  (hall  devour  the  palaces  thereof 

Verfe  10. 
1 2.ihall  devour  the^toxofBoirah 
I4.it  (hall  devour  thepalaces  thereof 
2.2.devour  the  palaces  of  Kirioth,  and 
5. devour  thepalaces  of  Jerufalem 
3.9.publi(h  in  the^i&.at  Afhdod,  &  in  the  pal. 
10.  and  robbery  in  their  palaces 
n.and  thy  palaces  (hall  be  fpoiled 
ff.8.and  hate  his  palaces:  therefore  will  I 
Mkah  j.5.when  he  (hall  tread  in  our  palaces 

0alal. 
Nekm.2>2^.Palal  the  ion  of  Uzai,  over  againft 
$ale. 

/ya;.29.22.neither(hall  his  face  now  waxe  pale 
Revel.6.8.l  looked,  and  behold,  a  pale  horfe,and 

$>alene(Ie. 
fer.$o.6.3.\].  faces  are  turned  to  palenejfe 

Palcftfna. 
Exod.  1  f  .1 4.take  hold  on  the  inhabit,  of  Paleftina 
Ifai.  1 4 .  2o.re Joyce  not  thou  whole  Paleflina 
3 1  .thou  whole  PalesTma  art  diffoived 

ftaleftfae. 

Joel  3.4-and  all  the  coafts  of  Paleftine 

iSaUtt. 
Ge».46.9.fonsofReuben,Hanoch,andMfo 

£#0^.6.14.  1  Cfcw.y.3. 
Num.z6.%.ol~  Pallu,the  family  of  the  Palluites 
S.and  the  fonsof  Pallu,  Eliab 

See  more  in  0hallu. 
|2>al!ttite0. 
Num.zC^.oi  Pallu,the  family  of  the  Palluites 

19alm. 
Levit.  14. 1  y  .pour  it  into  the  palm  of  his  left  hand 

26.pour  of  the  oyl  into  the  palm  of  his  own 
John  18.22.  ftrook  Jefus  wth  the  palm  of  his  hand 

$&alm=biatteheff. 
Nekem.%.i<i.go  forth — and  fetch — palm-branchy 

f>>aUnet=S»oim. 
Joel  t. ^.palmer-worm  hath  left,hath  the  locuft  eat. 
2.25-reftore  to  you  the  ye.that  the  — palmcr-w. 
Amos  4.9.the  palmer-worm  devoured  them 

batons. 
1  Sam.^.^.both  the  palms  of  his  hands  were  cut 
1  Kin.9.3  J  .and  the  palms  of  her  hands 
i/<w.49.i6.graven  thee  on  the  palms  of  my  hands 
Dds.io.io.andonthefjfcwof  my  hands 
Mrtt.26.67.fmote  him  with  the  palms  of  their  ha. 
Mar.14.6  j.ftrike  him  with  thepalms  of  their  han. 
Revel.7.9.  and  palms  in  their  hand 

(Balatstree. 
jW£.4.$.(he  dwelt  under  the  palm-tree  of  Debo. 
Pfal.fz.i  2-righteous  (hall  flourifli  like  thepalm-tr. 
Cfl«t.7.7.ftature  is  like  to  a  palm-tree 

8.1  faid,  I  will  go  up  to  the  palm-tree 
Jer.j  o.  jr. they  are  upright  as  the  palm-tree 
£^.41.1 8. fo  that  zpalm-tree  was  between  a 
1  p.face  of  a  man  was  toward  the  palm-tree 
face  of  a  young  lion  toward  the  palm-t. 
Joel  1.1  z.the palm-tree  alfo  is  withered 
^>alm=tree0. 

Eatorf.  1 5.27.where  were— threefc.  &  ten  palm-tr. 
Iewi.23.40.take  you  branches  of  palm-trees 
Num.33.9An  Elim  were — threefco.&  tenpalm-tr. 
De«t.  3  4. 3. the  city  of  palm-trees  unto  Zoar 
Judg.i.i6.out  of  the  city  cf  palm-trees,  with 

3.i3.andpoffc(Ted  the  city  of  palm-trees 
1  Kjn£. 29. carved  figures  of  —palm-trees 

3 2. carved  on  them  carvings  of—palnutrees 
and  fpread  gold  on  the  palm-trees 

3  j.and  he  carved  'hereon  -~paim-trces 


i  Chro.  3 . 5  .and  fet  thereon  palm-trees  and  chains 

28 . 1  ?  .brou.them  to  Jericho,the  city  oipalm-t. 
E^.40. 1 6\and  on  each  poft  were  palm-trees 

2  z.theitj>alm-trees  were  after  the  meafure  of 
26.it  had  palm-trees,  one  on  this  fide,  and 
3 1  .palm-trees  were  on  the  polls  thereof 

Verf.34,37. 
41.18.it  was  made  withcherub.andpd/w-irea 
20.were  cherubims  and  palm-trees  made 
2  j. doors  of  the  temple,cherub.&^z/z«-fr'f« 
26.and  palm-trees  on  the  one  fide  and 
John  1 2. 1 3. took  branches  of  palm-trees,  and  went 

Paiae. 
Mzf.4.14.  and  thofe  which  had  the  palfie 

8.6.my  fervant  lieth  at  home  fick  of  the  palfie 
9.2.brought  to  him  a  man  fick  of  the  palfie 

(aid  to  the  fick  of  thepalfie,  Son,  be  of 
6\faith  he  to  the  fick  of  the  palfie,  Arife 
May. 2. 3. bringing  one  fick  of 'the palfie ,  which 
4.wherein  the  fick  of  the  palfie  lay 
y.faid  to  the  fick  of  thejM//?e,Son,thy  fins  be 
9.ea(ier  to  fay  to  the  fick  of 'the palfie,  Thy 
10 .  fins,  (he  faith  to  the  fick  of  the  palfie) 
Lu\e  5. 1 8. a  man  which  was  taken  with  a  palfie 
24,faid  to  the  fick  of  the  palfie)  —  Arife 
Alls  9.3  3. his  bed  eight  yea.&  was  fick  of  the  jW. 


Acts  S.7.and  many  taken  with  palfies,  and 

$altf. 
Num.iz.y.of  the  tribe  of  Benjamin,  Paid 

Baltic!. 
Num.3  ^.zg.ipunce  of  Iflachar,  Paltiel 

ISaftfte. 
2  S<w»,23.26\Hck,z.  the  Paltite,ln  the  fon  of 

^amphpHa. 
Acts  2.io.Phrygia,and  Pampljylia,\n  Egypt,  and 
13.13  .they  came  to  Perga  in  PamphylM 
14.24.  they  came  to  Pampbylia 
1  j.38.who  departed  from  them  from  Pamphyl. 
27.5-when  we  had  failed  over  the  fea  olPampb. 
£>ang0. 
//ai.ij.8./;^jandforrowes  (hall  take  hold  of 
21.3.  pangs  have  taken  hold  upon  me 
26.  i7.and  cryeth  out  in  her  pangs ;  fo  have 
Jer. 2 2. 2  3. gracious  (halt  thou  be  when  pan.  come 
48. 4 1. as  the  heart  of  a  woman  in  her  pangs 

Chap.49.22. 
f  0.43. and /wzfj,  as  of  a  woman  in  travell 
Micah  ^.y.pangs  have  taken  thee, as  a  woman  in 

t&atmag. 
£^.27. 1 7. and  Pamag,  and  honey,and  oyl,and 

Pan. 
Levit. 2 .  <f . oblation  be  a  meat-offer,  baken  in  a  pan 
6.2i.inafa«it(hallbemade  with  oyl 
7.9-all  that  is  dreffed— in  the  pan  fhalbe  the  pr. 

1  Sam.  2. 1 4. and  he  ftrook  it  into  the  pan,  or 

2  Sam  i3.9.and  (he  took  a pan,m<& poured 

1  Cbro  23. 29.fot  that  which  is  baken  inthepan 
£^c/^.4.3.take  thou  unto  thee  an  ircnjwz3and 

fdang. 
Exod:  27. 3  .and  thou  (halt  make  his  pans  to  receive 
Num.  r.8  .and  bake  it  in  pans,  and  make  cakes 

1  C/5W.9.3 1  .things  that  were  made  in  the  pais 

2  Cbro.  3  j.i  4.other  ho!y  offerings  fod  they  in  pans 

Pant. 
Amos  z.7  .that  pant  after  the  dull  of  the  earth 

panteO. 
Pfal.119.1 3  i.I  opened'my  mouth,  and  panted:  for 
Ifai.zi.q.my  heart  panted,  fearfulneffe  affrighted 

Hahtetih, 

Pfal^B .  1  o.my  heart panteth, my  ftrength faileth 
42. 1. as  the  hart  pantetb  after  the  water 

[opanteth  my  foul  after  theesO  God 
fdaper. 
//«.  1 9.7.  the  £<zper  reeds  by  the  brooks 
2/obs  12.I  would  not  write  withpa/CTandynk 

$apr)O0. 
^ffy  1 j.6.gone  thorow  the  Ifle  unto  Pap  bos 

1 3. Paul  &  his  company  loofed  from  Papbos 


1 8.took  up  his  parab!e,and  faid,Rife 
24.3  .took  up  his  parable3znd  fasdjBalaarn 

Vetfe  1 5 
20.took  up  his  parable,md  faid,  Amalek 
2 1. took  up  his parabk,znd  faid,  Strong  is 

2  3. took  up  his  parable, and  faid,  Alas !  who 
Job  27.1  Job  continued  his  parable,and  faid 

Chap.  290 1. 
Pfal.49.4J  will  incline  mine  ear  to  a  parable 

78.2.I  will  open  my  mouth  in  a  parable 
Pro.z6.7So  [separable  in  the  mouth  of  fools 

Vetfe  9. 
£^.i7.2.and  fpeak  a  parableto the houfe of  Ifr. 

24.3.utter  zparable  to  the  rebellious  houfe 
Micah  2.4.(hall  one  take  up  a  parable  againft 
fl<z&.2.6.(hallnot  thefe  take  up  a  parable 
Mat.13. 18. hear  ye  thef  arable  of 'the  fotver 

24.another  parable  put  he  forth       Verfe  3 1 » 

3  3. another  JwaWe  fpake  he  to  them 

3  4-without  a  f  arable  fpake  he  not  to  them 
1 5 . 1  ^.declare  unto  us  this  parable 
21.33  .hear  another  parable,There  was  a  certain 
24.3  2,now  learn  a  payable  of  the  fig-tree 

Mar.13.z2. 
Mar. if.  io.they  asked  of  him  the  parable 

1 3. know  ye  not  this parable,znd  how 

3  4. w  ithout  a  parable  fpake  he  not  to  them 
7.i7.his  difciples  asked  him  conccrn.the^ra&. 
1 2.1 2.that  he  had  fpoken  the  jwa.againft  them 
Lutie  j.  36.  he  fpake  alfo  a  parable  unto  them 
6.3  p.he  fpake  sparable  to  them,Can  the  blind 
8.4.0m  of  every  city,he  fpake  by  a  parable 

9. what  might  this  parable  be 

1  i.parable  is  this :  The  feed  is  the  word  of 
1 2.  i6".fpake  a  parable  unto  them,  faying 

4i.Lord,fpeakeft  thou  this  parable  unto  us 
1 3 .6.he  fpake  alfo  thisparable}A  certain  man 
i4.7.put  forth  a  parable  to  thofe  which  were 
1 5. 3. he  fpake  this  parable  unto  them,  f;ying 
1 8 . 1  .fpake  sparable  to  them  to  this  end 

9.fpake  this  parable  to  certain  which  trufted 
1 9. 1 1. fpake  a  para,  becaufe  he  was  nigh  to  Jtr. 
20.9.10  fpeak  unto  the  people  this  parable3  A 

19.be  had  fpoken  this  parable  againft  them 
2i.29.fpaketothemaJpdttzWe,Behold,thefig-c. 
John  10. 6. this  parable  fpake  Jefus  unto  them :  but 


E^elj\23.2i.in  bruifing  thy  teats— for  the  paps  of 
Lu\e  ii.27.blefled  are  the  paps  which  thou  haft 

2  3.29.blefled  are  thzpaps  which  never  gave  fu. 
ReveL  1 . 1 3  .girt  about  the  paps  w  ith  a  golden  gird, 
parable 


7- 3<5.he  graved cherubimss  lions,and palm-trees  Ur«».23.7.and  he  took  up hi$ parable,  arid  faid 


£^.2o.49.fay  of  me, Doth  he  not  fpeak  parables 
Mat.  13.3  .fpake  many  things  to  them  in  parables 
10.  why  fpeakeft  thou  to  them  in  parables 
1 3. therefore  fpeak  I  to  them  in  parables 
34.fpike  Jefus  to  the  multitude  in  parables 
3  j.I  will  open  my  mouth  inparables 
jj.when  Jefus  had  finifhed  thefe  parables 
2i.4j.fcribes  and  Pharifees  heard  thefe  parables 
22.1  .fpake  to  them  again  by  parables 
Mar.  3 .23.and  faid  to  them  in  pa/able  s}How  can 
4. 2. he  taught  them  many  things  by  parables 
1 1. all  thefe  things  are  done  in  parables 
1 3. how  then  will  ye  know  all  parables 
33.wth  many  Cuch parables  fpake  he  the  word 
1 2.i.began  to  fpeak  to  them  by  parables 
LUfe  8.io.buttoothers  in  parables,  that  feeing 

^>arat>(fe. 
Luke  23 .43  .to  day  fhalt  thou  be  with  rae  in pdrad. 
2  Cor.  1 2«4.how  that  he  was  caught  up  into  paradife 
Revel.z.j. which  is  in  rhe  midft  of  the  paradife  of 

fSarah. 
Jofii. i2.z^.%\\d  Avim,and  Parab,md  Ophrafi 

$3aram£rar0. 
E^eJ|\23.2o.(he  doted  upon  their  paramours 

jBarattJ 
Ge»,2i.2i.hedwelt  in  the  wildernefie  of  PanOi 
Num.  io.r  2.cloud  refted  in  the  wildernefie  of  Pa. 
1 2.i6.and  pitched  in  the  wildernefie  oiParan 
i3.3.fent  them  from  the  wildernefie  of  Paraft 
26\came  Mofes  &  Aaron  to  the  wild.of  Par. 
Deut.  1 . 1  .between  Paran,  and  Tophel,  and  Laban 

3  3  .i.he  (hined  forth  from  mount  Paran 
1  Sam.z<, .  i.David  went  down  to  the  wild.of  Pa. 
1  ^.H.i8.arofe  out  of  Midian,and  came  to  Pa. 
they  took  men  with  them  out  of  Par. 
Rob.  3 . 3  .the  holy  One  came  from  mount  Paras 

fdarbar. 

1  chro. z6.ii.zndP arbor  weftward,  four  at  the 

and  two  at;PiJ^# 
petrceU 


PAR        PAR 


PAR       PAR 


PAR       PAR 


fSarcell. 

Gen.2  j.ip.and  he  bought  a  parcell  of  a  field 
Jojb.z^.zz.imparcell  of  ground  which  Jacob  bo. 
R«^4.j.Naomi— felleth  a  parcell  of  land 
i  Chro.  i  i.i  j. where  was  a  parcell  of  ground  full 

i4.fet  themlelves  in  the  midft  or  that  patcell 
John  4.5  .neer  to  the  parcell  of  ground  that  Jacob 

3$atcrjet). 
£?w>.rj.i4.eatneitiier  bread,nor p arched  corn 
Jofh.5.1 1. and  parched  corn  in  the  felf  fame  day 
K«f/7  2.  i4.and  he  reached  her  parched  corn 

1  Sam.  1 7 . 1 7<for  thy  breth.  an  ephah  of  this  parch. 

2  5. 18. and  took  five  meafures  of  parched  corn 

2  SVa#.i7.28.brought — parched  corn,  and  beans 
ifai.  3  5.7. the  parched  ground  (hall  become  a  pool 
/tt-.i7.6.but  fhall  inhabitethejmkd  places  in 

f->arcTimerU0. 
2  Tiw^.ij.but  efpecially  bring  the  parchments 

|2>aruoti. 
£ aW.  2  3 . 2 1  .for  he  will  not  pardon  your  tranfgref. 

3  4. 9. and  pardon  our  iniquity  and  our  fin 
Num.  1 4. 1  g.pardon,!  befeech  thecthe  iniquity  of 

1  Sam.  15.25  .therefore,  I  pray  thee,  pardon  my  fin 
z  Kin. 5.18.  in  this  the  hotipardon  thy  fervant 

Lord  pardon  thy  fervant  in  this  thing 
24.4. which  the  Lord  would  not  pardon 

2  Cfoo.30.18.the  good  Lord  pardon  every  one 
Nehem.  9. 1 7  .but  thou  art  a  God  ready  to  pardon 
Jcb7.z1.v1hy  doft  thou  not  partte  my  tranfgreffi. 
Pfal.  z  5 . 1 1  .for  thy  Names  fake — pardon  mine  in, 
I  (ai.  ft. 7.(0*  he  will  abundantly  pardon 
Jer.j.i.and I  will  pardonit 

7. how  (hall  I  pardon  thee  for  this 
3  3.8.and  I  will  pardon  all  their  iniquities 
50.20.I  will  pardon  them  whom  I  referve 

?£>aruon:l>. 

Num.i 4.10. 1  have  pardoned  accordi.  to  thy  word 

J/ai. 40.2.  that  her  iniquity  ispardoned 

Lam.t. qz.we— have rebtlled,thou  haft  not  pardo- 

Micah  7. 1 8  .like  to  thee  that  pardoneth  iniquity 

1G>ate, 
JDf«f.2i.i2.(haveher  head,and pare  her  nails 

parents. 
Mat.  io.2i  .chil.fhall  rife  up  againft  their  parents 

Mar  1 2. iz. 
Lu\e  2.27.when  theparents  brought  in  the  child 
4i.now  his  parents  went  to  Jerufalemevery 
8.56-and  her  parents  were  aftonifiied 
i8.29.there  is  no  man  that  hath  left  parents 
2 1 . 1 6.ye  fhalbe  betrayed  both  by  parents,  and 
John  9.2.Mafter,who  did  fin,thisman,  or  his  par. 
3. neither  hath  this  man  finned,nor  his  pare. 
1   i8.untill  they  called  xht  parents  of  him  that 
20. his  parents  anfwered  them,and  faid 
22.thefewords  fpake  his  parent  sjoecwift 
23  .therefore  faid  his  parents,  He  is  of  age  «* 
Rom.  1.30. inventers  of  evill  things,difobed.topa;'. 
2  Cor.  1 2. 1 4.1ay  up  for  the  parcnts,hat  theparents 
Ephef.6.  i.children,obey  yow parents  in  the  Lord 
Co/.3.*o.children,obey  your  parents  inall  things 
1  Tim.  f.4-and  to  requite  their  parents  :  for  that  is 
z  Tim.  3 . 2.difobedjent  to  parents,  unthankfull 
HcL'.i  i.23.Mofes — was  hid  three  mon.of  his  par. 

parlour. 

Judg.i.z  o.Eglon  was  fitting  in  a  fummer  parlour 
23  .Ehud — (hut  the  doors  of 'the  parlour  upon 
24.behold,the  doors  of  the  parlour  were  loc. 
2  5. he  opened  not  the  doors  of  the  parlour 
1  Sam.o.z  2.and  brought  them  into  the  parlour 

92>arloar0. 
1  Chro.  18.1 1  .and  of  tht  parlours  thereofjand 

fiarmafhta. 
£#.9.9.and  Parmajhta,  and  Arifai,and 

iV«#z.34.2  5.Elizaphan  the  fon  of  Parnach 

|2>ai:ofl). 
Eya  2.3.  the  children  of  Parojh  2172. 

Nehem.  7.8. 

Nebem.-i.z^.  after  him,  Pedaiah  the  fonofParofh 

io.i4.chief  ofthepeople  :  Part/&,Pahath-Mo. 

$arfbant)atl)a. 

ZT/?.9.7.and  Parjhandatha,and  Da!phon,and  Afpa. 

Part. 
Gtf2.41.34.take  up  the  fifth  part  of  the  land  of  E. 


47. 24. ye  (hall  give  the  fifthpart  to  Pharaoh 
26. Pharaoh  fhould  have  the  fifth  part 
Exod.16.26.  an  omer  is  the  tenth  part  of  an  ephah 
19.17.they  flood  at  the  nether  part  of  the  mou. 
29.26.and  it  fhall  be  thy  part 
Lcvit.z.  i6.part  of  the  beaten  corn  thereof,  &  part 
5.1 1  .bring  for  his  offering  the  tenth  part  of  an 

i6.and  fhall  add  the  fifth  part  thereto,and 
6. 5. fhall  add  the  fifth  part  more  thereto 

20.the  tenth  part  of  an  ephah  of  fine  flowre 
7.3  3.  fhall  have  the  right  fhoulder  for  hispart 
8.29.1'am  of  confecration  itwasMofes  part 
1  i.37.if  very  part  of  their  carcaffc  fall  on 

Vcrfe  38. 
1 3.4 1. hair  fallen  off  from  the  pan  of  his  head 
22.14.then  he  fhall  put  the  fifth  part  unto  it 
27.  r  3  .then  he  fhall  add  a  fifth  part  thereof 
1 5  .fhall  add  the  fifth  part  of  the  money 

Verfe  19. 
i6.fomepa/t  of  a  field  of  his  poffeflion 
27.fhalladda  fifthpart  ofitthereto 
3 1. add  thereto  the  fifth  part  thereof 
N«/».5.7.and  add  to  it  the  fifth  part  thereof 
1 5.tenth  part  of  an  ephah  of  barley  meal 
i8.20.neither  fhalt  thou  have  any  part  among 
I  am  thy  part,  and  thine  inheritance 
z6  even  the  tenth  part  of  the  tithe 
a$.even  the  hallowed  part  thereof,  out  of  it 
22. 41. might  fee  the  utmoft  part  of  the  people 
23.13  .thou  fhalt  fee  but  the  utmoft  part  of  them 
28.5.8  tenth  partol  an  ephah  of  flowre  for 
Deut  io.9.Levi  hath  no  part  nor  inheritance  with 
1 2. 1 2. hath  no  part  nor  inheritance  with  you 
14.27. he  hath  no  part  nor  inheritance  with 

29.becaufe  he  hath  no  part  with  thee 
1 8. 1  tribe  of  Levifhallhave  no  part  nor  inhe. 
3  3.2i.he  provided  the  firft  p>art  for  himfelf 
Jnjh.  14.4-they  gave  no  part  to  the  Levites 
1 5-i.was  the uttermoft  part  of  the  fouth  coaft 
5  .at  the  uttermoft  part  of  Jordan 
1 3  he  gave  apart  among  the  childr.of  Judah 
18.7  Levites  have  no  part  among  you 
10. 9-part  of  the  childr.  of  Jadah  was  too  much 
22.  25.  ye  have  no  part  in  the  Lord 

Verfe  27. 
Ruth  2.3  .her  hap  was  to  light  on  a  part  of  the  field 
3. 1 3. perform  to  thee  the  part  of  a  kiniman 

let  him  doe  the  kinfmans  part 
will  not  doe  the  part  of  a  kinfman 
then  will  I  doe  thepart  of  a  kiniman 

1  S#8.i4.2.Saul  tarried  in  the  uttermoft  part  of 
23. 10. and  our  part  fhall  be  to  deliver  him  into 
30.24.as  hispart  is  that  goeth  down 

fo  fhall  his  part  be  that  tarrieth  by 

2  Sam. zo.i. we  have  no  part  in  David,neither 

1  Kjn.6.z^.fromthemtermo{ipaitoftheone\vi. 
3 1  .lintell  &  fide  pofts  were  a  fifth  part  of 

2  Kin.7.1.  were  come  to  the  uttermoft  part  of  the 
.    8. lepers  came  to  the  uttermoft  part  of  the 
18.23.abl.  for  thy  part  to fet riders  upon  them 

1  Chro.  1 2. 29. hitherto  the  grcateft  part  of  them 

2  Cfo-0.i9.i6.priefts  went  into  the  inner  part  of 
Nehem.  i.o.ca&  out  unto  the  uttermoft  part  of  hea. 

3.9.ruler  ofthehalfe  part  of  Jerufalem 

1  i.Shallum — ruler  of  the  half  part  of  Jeruf. 
14. Malchiah— ruler  of  part  of  Beth-haccer. 
1 5. repaired  Shallum — ruler  of  part  of  Mizp. 
1  6  .repair.  Nehe.  — •  the  ruler  of  the  halfpart 
17  ruler  ofthe  half  part  of  Ktilah  in  hispart 
1  S.Bavai— vuler  ofthe  half  part  of  Keilah 
5 . 1 1  .reltore  —the  hundreth  part  of  the  money 
Job  3  2.i7.Ifaid,  I  will  anfwer  alio  my  part 
Pfal.f.  9.  their  inward  part  is  wickednefTe 
5i.6.and  in  the  hidden  part  thou  fhalt 
1 1  8. 7. the  Lord  taketh  my  part  with  them  that 
Prt>.  8. 2  6. nor  the  high'  fipart  of  theduftof 
3  i.rejoycing  in  th-  habitable  part  ofhis 
i7.2..>na  (hall  havt  part  ofthe  inheritance 
//ai.7.i3.flie,that  is  >n  the  uttermoft  part  of  the 
24.  i6.trom  the  uttermoft  part  ofthe  earth 
36. 8. able  on  thy  part  to  fet  riders  on  them 
44.1 6.he  burneth  part  thereof  in  fire 

with  part  thereof  he  eateth  flefh 
1 9.I  have  burnt  part  of  it  in  the  fire 
E^.4.1  '•  fixthpart  of  an  hin  from  time  to 
3  9. 2.and  leave  but  the  fixth  part  of  thee 


I      4J.ii;  bath  may  contain  the  tenthpartof  an 
the  ephah  the  tenthpart  of  an  homer 
13.  fixth  part  of  an  ephah  of  an  homer  of 

fixihpart  of  an  ephah  of  anho.of  barl. 
i4.ofFi.r  the  tenthpart  of  a  bath  out  of  the 
1 7  .it  fhall  be  the  princes  part  to  give 
46.i4.the  lixthpartof  an  ephah,and 
Dan.i.z.wkhpart  ofthe  veffels  ofthe  houfe 
2.3  3. his  feet  part  of  iron,  and  part  of  clay 
41. part  of  clay,and  part  of  iron,the 
42.toesofthe  feet,  part  of  iron,  &pa.ofday 
5.5-King  faw  part  of  the  hand  that  wrote 
zq.pait  ofthe  hand  fent  from  him, and 
1 1.3  i.and  armes.  fhall  ftand  onhispart,and 
Amos  7.4.and  did  eat  up  apart 
Marlt4.-1S.he  was  in  the  hinder  part  ofthe  (hip 
9.40.hethat  is  not  againft  us,ison  our  part 
13.  i7.fcom  the  utmoft  part  of  the  earth 

•  to  the  utmoft  part  of  heaven 

Luke  10.4  2. and  Mary  hathchofen  that  good  part 

1  i.36.whole  body  be  full  of  light,havmg  nop. 

39.  but  your  inward  part  is  full  of  ravening' 

17.24.  out  of  one  part  under  heaven,  (hi  ne  th 

unto  the  other  part  under  heaven 

John  i3.8.wa(h  thee  not,  thou  haft  nbpa.with  me 

1 9. 2  3. made  four  parts,  to  every  fouldier  a  part 
Alls  i.8.and  to  the  utmoft  part  of  the  earth 

17.  and  had  obtained  part  of  thisminiftry 
25. that  he  may  take  part  of  this  miniftry 

J.z.and  kept  back  apart  ofthe  price 

brought  a  certain  p«rt,and  laid  it  at  the 
3. to  keep  back  part  ofthe  price  of  the  laud 

8. 2 1. thou  haft  neither  part  nor  lot  in  this  mat. 

i4.4.part  held  with  the  Jews,part  with  the  Ap. 

\6. 1 2.chief  city  of  that  part  of  Macedonia 

19.3  2.  the  more  part  knew  not  wherefore  they 
23.6.whenPaul  perceived  that  the  onep^.were 
27. 1 2. the  more  part  advifed  to  depart  thence 

ftOT.11.25.that  blindneffe  in  part  is  happen-to  If. 

1  Cor.  12. 24.more  abundant  honour  in  that  pa.wch 
13.9. we  know  inpart,we  prophefie  in  part 

lo.then  that  which  is  in  part  fhall  be  done 
1 2.now  I  know  in  part,  but  then  fhall  I 
i5.6.ofwhom  the  greater  part  remain  to 
16.17.  ^at  which  was  lacking  on  yourpa.they 

2  Cor.  i.i4.you  have  acknowledged  us  in  part 
2. 5. he  hath  not  grieved  me,but  in  part 
6. 1 5  or  what  part  hath  he  that  beleeveth  with 

Epbef.%.  i6.in  the  meafure  of  every  part,maketh 
Titus  2.8  .he  that  is  of  the  contrary  part  may  be 
Heb.z.tq.  himfelfe  likewife  took  part  of  the  fame 
7.2.  Abraham  gave  a  tenth  part  of  all :  firft 

1  Prt.4.i4.on  their  part  he  is  evill  fpoken  of 
but  on  your  part  he  is  glorified 

Rev.  1 1 . 1 3  .and  the  tenth  part  of  the  city  tell,  and 
20. 6. holy  is  he  that  hath  part  in  the  firft 
2 1. 8. and  all  lyars  (hall  have  their  part  in 
22. 19-God  fhall  takeaway  his  part  out  of 
Third  39art. 
Num.  1 5 .6.  mingled  with  the  third  part  of  an  hin 
7.cffcr  the  third  part  of  an  hin  of  wine,for 
28. 14-the  third  part  of  an  hin  to  a  ram,  the 

2  Sam.  18. 2.Dav.fent  forth  a  third  part  of  the  peo. 
a  third  part  under  the  hand  of  Abifhai 
a  third  part  under  the  hand  of  Ittai  the 

2  Kjn.u.f.  a  third  pa.  of  you  that  enter  in  on  the 
6.  a  third  pait  (hall  be  at  the  gate  of  Sur 
a  third  part  at  the  gate  bthind  the  guard 
2  Cfo'fl.2  3-4.  a  third  part  of  you  entring  on  the  fab. 
5. a  third  part  (hall  be  at  the  Kings  houfe 
a  third  part  at  the  gate  ofthe  foundation 
£^£.5. 2. burn  with  fire  a  third  part  in  the  city 

take  a  third  part  and  fmite  about  it  w,h 

a  third  pa.  thou  (halt  fcatter  in  the  wind 

1 2.a  third  part  of  thee  fhal  die  with  the  peft. 

a  third  part  (hall  fall  by  the  fword  round 

I  will  fcatter  a  third  part  into  all  the 

46.14.thhd  part  of  an  hin  of  oyle  to  temper 

Zecb.  1 3 .8  .but  the  third  part  fhall  be  left  therein 

9. 1  will  bring  the  third  part  thorow  the  fire 
Rez>.8.7.the  third  part  ofthe  trees  was  burnt  up 
8.the  third  part  ofthe  fea  became  bloud 
9.third  part  ofthe  creatures  dyed 

third  part  of  the  fhips  were  deftroyed  j 
10.it  fell  on  the  third  part  of  the  rivers 
1  i.third  pa.of  the  wat.became  worm-wood 

i2.thei 


PAR       PAR 

I2.the  third  part  of  the  fun  wasfmitten 

and  the  third  part  of  the  moon,  &  the 
third  part  of  theftars,fo  as  the  thitdpart 
the  day  (hone  not  for  a  third  part  of  it 
9. 1 ?  .for  to  flay  the  third  part  of  men 

i8.bv  thefe  three  was  the  third  part  of  men 
1 2.A.his  tail  drew  the  third  part  of  the  ftars 
Fourth  f->at*. 
£.1-0^.29.40. mingled  with  the  fourth  part  of  an 

the  fourth  pan  of  an  hin  of  wine  for  a 
lmf.tj.13.of  wine,  the  fourth  part  of  an  hin 
Nitw.i  5.4.mingled  with  the  fourth  part  of  an  hin 
5  .and  the  fourth  part  of  an  hin  of  wine  for  a 
2i.io.and  the  number  of  the  fouxthpart  of  Ifr. 
28. 5  .mingled  with  the  fourth  part  of  an  hin  of 
7..ftiall  be  the  fourth  part  of  an  hin  for  the 
i4.the  fouxthpart  of  an  hin  to  a  lamb 
1  Sam.y.S.l  have  here  at  hand  the  fourh  part  of 

1  Kj.n.6.1, 3 -of  olive-tree  a  fourth  part  of  the  wall 

2  %}n.6.z  $.the  fourth  part  of  a  kab  of  doves  dung 
Nehem.g.  3. in  the  book  of  the  law — one  loux.part 

another  fourth  part  they  confeffed  and 
Rcvel.6.%  .over  the  fourth  part  of  the  earth 

fbartgf.  - 
Gra.47.24iour  />««*  mall  be  your  own 
Levit.  i.8.priefts  Aarons  fons  ihall  lay  the  parts 

22.2j.fuperfluous  or  lacking  in  hisparts 
Num.11.1.  that  were  in  the  uttermoft  parts  of  the 

3  i.27.and  divide  the  prey  into  two  parts 
Dent.  1  p.j.divide  the  coafts  —  into  thteeparts 

30.4-driven  out  unto  the  utmoft  parts  of  heaven 
J7(?p.i8.5.they  mall  divide  it  into  (evenparts    . 
6.defcribe  the  land  into  feven  parts,and 
a.defcribed  it  by  cities,  into  feven  parts  in  a 

1  Saw.f^.they  had  emerods  in  their  (ecxet  parts 

2  Saw.i9.43.we  have  ten  parts  in  the  king 

1  ,r(;?z.6.38;noufe  flnimed  throughout  all  the  par. 

16.21.  people  of  Ifrael  divided  into  two  parts 
z  TSjn.i  i.7.and  two  parts  of  all  you  that  go  forth 
Nebem.i  1. 1.  nine  parts  to  dwell  in  other,  cities 
7bfr26.14.loe,  thefe  are  parts  of  his  wayes 
38.36.who  huh  put  wifdom  in  the  inward  par. 
41. 12. 1  will  not  conceal  his  pawnor 
Pfal.z.S.and  the  uttermoft  partsoi  the  earth  for 
j  i.6.defireft  truth  in  the  inward  parts 
6l'9'%P  mto  tne  low  zx  parts  of  the  earth 
65. 8.  that  dwell  in  the  uttermoft  parts  are  afra. 
1 3  6. 1 3. divided  the  red  fea  into  parts  :  fox 
1 39.9.and  dwell  in  the  uttermoft  parts  of 

1  5  .wrought  in  the  loweft  parts  of  the  earth 
Pro. 1 8. 8. go  down  into  the  innermoft  parts  of  the 

Chap.  26.  22. 
20.27. fearching  all  the  inward  parts  of  the 
30. fo  doe  ftripes  the  inward  parts  of  the  bel. 
J/aj.  3.  i7-Lord  will  difcover their  fecret  parts 
16.1  i.and  min«  inward  parts  for  Kir-hareih 
44.23.1b.out  ye  lower  parts  of  the  earth 
Jer. 3 1 . 3  3  put  my  law  in  their  inward  parts 
34.18.and  parted  between  the  parts  thereof 
19.wh.cb  paffed  between  thepa'rts  of  the 
£^e/(\  16.20. (hall  fet  thee  in  the  low  parts  of  the 
3 1.14.10  the  nether  parts  of  the  earth 

i6.coraforted  in  the  nethex  parts  of  the  earth 
1 8. to  the  nether  parts  of  the  earth 
3  2.i8.unto  the  nether  parts  of  theearth,with 

2  4. gone  down  to  the  nether  parts  of  the 
37.1  i.we  are  cue offforour/?a>?s 

38.15.  from  thy  place  out  of  the  north  parts 
3?.2.caufe  thee  to  come  up  from  the  north  par. 
48.8.as  one  of  the  other  parts,hom  the 
Zecb. i$,8.two  parts  therein  (hall  be  cut  off 
Mat.z.zz.he  turned  afide  into  theparts  of  Galilee 
1 z.az-She  came  from  the  utteanoft  parts  of  the 
Lube  n.31. 
Mar. 8. 1  o.  came  into  the  parts  of  Dalmanutha 
John  19.23.and  made  Soux  parts,  to  every  fouldier 
Ails  2.  io.and  in  the  parts  of  Lybia,  about  Cirene 

20.2.when  he  had  gone  over  tho(e  parts 
Rom.  1  f. 23. having  no  more  place  in  thefe  parts 
1  C0r.12.23.and  our  uncomely  parts  have  more 

24.our  comely  pins  have  no  need 
Epbef.^.g.'mta  the  lower  parts  of  the  earth 
Kt'M/,i6.i9.grcat  city  was  divided  into  thxee  parts 
Back  ^attgf,  See  2Bacb. 
Hinder  fS>artg,  See  I|*«tier. 


PAR       PAR 

part, 

LevU.z.6.Shaltpart  it  in  pieces,  and  pour  oyl 
Ruth  1 . 1 7.if  ought  but  death  part  thee  and  me 
1  SaOT.50.24.they  (hall  part  alike 
z  Sam.  iq.6.and  there  was  none  to  part  them 
job  4 1. 6.(hall  they  part  him  among  the  merchants 
Pfal.z  z.  iB.they  part  my  garments  among  them 

fSartafcer. 

P/aAyo.i8.  and  haft  been  partaker  with  adulterers 
1  Co?. 9. io.fhould  bepartak[cr  of  his  hope 

2  3-that  I  might  be  partaker  thereof  with  you 
10.30.if  I  by  grace  be  a  paita){t;\  why  am  I. 

1  Tim.  5 . 22.neither  be  partaker  of  other  mens  (ins 

2  7zOT.i.8.but  be  thou  partaker  of  the  afflictions  of 

i.6.muft  be  firft  partaker  of  the  fruits 
1  Pcf.  5.  i.and  alfo  a  partaker  of  the  glory  that 
z  John.  1  i.is  partaker  of  his  evill  deeds 

fSartafeerg, 

jWdf.23.30.we  would  not  have  been  partakers 
Rom.i  j.27.Gentiles  have  been  made  partakers  of 
I  Cor.  9. 1 2. if  others  be  partal^rs  of  this  power 
1 3. wait  at  the  altar,  ate  partakers  wth  the  ait. 
10.17.we  are  all  partakers  of  that  one  bread 
1 8. are  not  they — part  alters  of  the  altar 
2  i.ye  cannot  be  partakers  of  the  Lords  table 
2Cw.i.7.thacasyou  are  partakers  of  the  fufferin. 
Epbef.3.6. and  partakers  of  his  promife  in  Chrift 

5-7.be  not  ye  therefore  prntaljcrs  with  them 
Phil.  1.7.  ye  all  are  partakers  of  my  grace 
Col.  1. 1 2.made  us  meet  to  be  partakers  of  the 
1  Tim .6.z. becaufe  they  are  — partakers  of  the  ben. 
Hcb.z.  14. as  the  children  axeparta\ers  of  the  flefh 
3 . 1  .partakers  of  the  heavenly  call  ing 

1 4.we  are  made  partakers  of  Chrift 
<5.4.wearc  made  partakers  o(  the  holy  Ghoft 
1 2.8.whereof  all  are  partaker  when  are  ye 
xo.that  we  might  be  partakers  o£  his  holincfs 

1  Pef.4.1 3-in  as  much  as  ye  are  partakers  of  Chnfts 

2  Pet.  1 .4.that  by  thefe  ye  might  be  partakers  of 
Revel.i  8.4.that  ye  be  not  partakers  of  her  fins 

^Dartafeeft, 

RflOT-u.17.and  with  them  partakes!  of  the  root 

l£>arrea, 
G«z.2.io.river  wasparted  into  four  heads 
2  IQn.z.i  i.and  parted  them  both  afunder 

i4.waters,they  parted  hither  and  thither 
fob  3  8. 24. by  whit  way  is  the  light  parted 
Joel  3.2.among  the  mtions,andparted  my  land 
Mat.z7. l 'y. and  parted  his  garments,  carting  lots 

they  partedmy  garments  among  them 
Mar.  1 5 .24. they  parted  his  garments,cafting  lots 
Lu\e  23.34.th;.y^>'f(?(ihisgarments,andcaft  lots 

24.5  i.blcffed  them,he  was  parted  from  them 
John  1 9. 24.t!'ey  parted  my  raiment  among  them 
Atls  2.45-and  patted  them  to  all  men 

f!>arteth. 
Levit.  11.3.  whatfoever  partetb  the  hoof,  and  is 
Dc«t.i4.6.every  beaft  that partetb  the  hoof,and 
Pro.  1 8. 1  S.the  lot  partetb  between  the  mighty 

$>arthfans. 
Acts  z  ,o.Partbians,and  Medes,and  Elamites 

^arttaiitp, 
1  TiOT.?.2i.  doing  nothing  by  partiality 
Jam.2.i7.y/ithoutpartiality,and  without  hypocri. 

Mat. z.y. but  have  beenpartiall  in  the  law 
Jam. 2-4.are  ye  not  ihenpartiall  in  your  felves 

particular, 
1  Cor.  12.27  .body  of  Chftft,  and  members  in  part. 
Ephef.j.1 3. let  everyone  of  you  in  particular  Co 

3&arrtcctl3rlp. 
Acls 21. 19.be  declared  particularly  whatthings 
Heb.9. 5.  which  we  cannot  now  fpeak particularly 

^artfesr. 
Exod.zz.$.c3.u[e  of  both  parties  Shall  come 
parting. 

£^^.H.2i.king  of  Babylon  flood  at  thtparting 

iSartftfort. 
1  Kin.Cr.zi.  and  he  made  a  partition  by  the  chains 
£p/;c/".2.i4.down  the  middle  wall  of 'partition 

3£artir> 

D<«2.2.42.kingd.ihalbe  partly  £ixong,8c  partly  bra. 
1  Cor. 1  i.i8.and  I  partly  beleeve  it 
Heb.10.31. partly  while  ye  were  made  a  gazing  fto. 
partly  whileft  ye  became  companions 


PAR       PAS 

i^artner. 

Pra.29.24.whofo  ispartner  with  a  thief,  hateth 
2  Cor.8.2  3  .he  is  my  partner,  and  fello  w-helper 
Phikm-  lj.ii  thou  count  me  therefore  a  partner 

partners. 

Lu\e  f.7.they  beckencd  unto  their  partners 
10.  which  were  partners  with  Simon 
^artrirjge. 
1  SaOT.26.20.as  when  one  doth  hunt  a  poitridcv 
Jer-ij  .1 1. as  the  partridge  litteth  on  eggs 

fJ>araa{j. 

1  ^.4.17  Jihoftiaphat  the  ConParuab,  in  Ifl'achc 

2  Chro.i  ,6.and  the  gold  was  gold  ofParvaim 

?2>afach. 
1  C/.rfl.7.3  3.and  the  fons  of  Japhlet :  Pafach,  and 

f^atDamsnim. 
1  Chro.  1 1. 1 3  .he  was  with  David  at  Paf-dammim 

13afeah. 

1  C7m4.i2.andElhton begat  —Pafeah,  and 
E^ia  2.49.  the  children  oiPafca}},  the 
2V"cfeOT.3.tf.old  gate  repaired  Jehoia.the  fon  oSPa, 

1  Chro .9.1 2. the  fon  of  Pafhus, the  fon  of  Malchijah 
J  Eya  2.3  8.the  children  of  Pafbur  1 247. 

Nehem.j.qi. 
10.22.and  of  the  fons  of  Pafhar }Elioenai 
Nehem.io.^.Pajhur,\matiahMalchizh 

1  r.iz.the  fon  oCPa/Wjthefon  ofMalchiah 

1  Jer.  10. 1.  now  Pajhur  the  fon  of  Immer  the  prieft 
2.then  Pajbur  fmote  Jaremiah  the  prophet 
3. on  the  morrow,that  Pajhur  brought  iorth 
Lord  hath  not  called  thy  name  Pajhur 
6. and  thou  PafJw,  and  all  that  dwell  in 
2 1  .i.when  king  Zedekiah  fent  unto  Pajhur 
38.i.and  Gedaliah  thefon  oiPaJhi{r,and 

and  Pajhur— heard  the  words  that  Jer. 

Tliim.zo.z  i.Edomrefufed  to  give  Ifrael  paffage 
Jojh.zz.i  1. at  the  paffage  of  the  children  or  Ifrael 
1  SdOT.13.23  gar.  of  the  Phil,  went  out  cothe/w/^ 
Ifai.10.z9.  they  are  gone  over  the pajfage  ■ 

^adages. 

Judg.i  2.6.and  flew  him  at  the  pajfages  of  Jordan 
1  Sam.  1 4.4.  between  the Jtajf ages, by  which  Jonat. 
,/(K'.22.20.and  cry  from  thepajjages  :  for  all 

5 1.3  2.and  that  the  pajfages  ate  flopped 
32>affe, 
Ge«.  1 8.  f. after  that  ye  (hall  pajfe  on 

41.32.  God  will  (hortly  bring  it  to  pajfe 
Exod.  33.1 9.make  all  my  goodnefie  pajfe  before 
Num.  27. 7. inheritance  of  their  father  to  pajfe  unto 
S.his  inheritance  to  pajfe  unto  his  daughter 

34.4-your  border  (hail  — pajfe  on  to  Zin 

and  pajfe  on  to  Azmon 
Jojh.  x .  1 4_but  ye  (hall  pajfe  before  your  brethren 

6.7.  pajfe  on,  and  compaffe  the  city 

him  that  is  armed  pajfe  on  before  the 
1  Sam, 9. zj.bid  the  Servant  pajj'e  on  before  us 

i6.8.Jeflfecalled  Abin.  and  made  him  pajfe  bef. 
lojeffc  made.feven  of  his  fons  to  pajfe  befo. 
Ncbcm.z.iq.no  place  for  the  beaft  under  me  to^tf. 
Job  6.\  J.  as  the  ftteam  of  brooks  they  pajfe  away 

1 1 .  i6.remember  it  as  waters  that  pajfe  away 

1 4, 5. appointed  his  bounds  thac  he  cannot  pajfe 

34. 2o.and  the  people  (hall  pajfe  away 
Pfil.18.%. every  one  of  thempaffe  awa*y  like 
Pffl.i6.30.moving  his  lips  hebringeth  evill  topa. 

2  2.3  .the  fimple  pajfe  on  and  are  punifhed 

Chap.  27.1 2. 
I/ki.30.3  2. place  where  the  grounded  fbffe  (hall  p. 

3  3 .2 1. neither  Shall  gallant  (hippafje  thereby 
37.z6.now  have  I  brought  it  to  pajfe,  and 

JcJ-.8.i3.giventhem,  Shall  pajfe  away  from  them 
1  j.  14.I  will  make  thee  to  pajfe  with  thine  ene. 
3  3. 1 3. (hall  the  flocks  pajfe  again  to 
ji.43.neitherdothany  fon  of  man  pajfe  thereby 
ZaOT.3_37.and  it cometh  to paffiwhen  the 
£^.j. i.and  cauSe  it  to  pajfe  on  thine  head 
20.37.I  will  caufe  you  to  pajfe  under  the  rod 
32.1 9-whom  doeft  thoupaffe  in  beauty 
Dan.7. 14-  which  (hail  not  pajfe  away 
Amos  6.z.pajfe  ye  unto  Calneh,  and  fee 
Micah  i.ii.pajfe  yeaway,thou  inhabitant  of  Sap. 

2.  i4-and  their  king  (hall  pajfe  before  them 
Zc/>b.2.2.b*rfore  the  day  paffe  as  the  chaffe 
ggf/;.;.4.cauled 


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Zfcfe.g.4.caufed  thine  iniquity  to paffe  from  thee 
Mat.%.  1 8  .earth paffe,- — one  tit.fhall  in  no  wife  pa. 

26.$9,po(fible,let  this  cup  paffe  from  me 
Mar.  14.3  5  .pu(Iible,the  hour  might  paffe  from 
Litkj  j  6. 1 7. it  is  eafier  for  heaven  and  earth  xopa. 
26.they  which  would  paffe  from  hence  to  you 
neither  can  they  paffe  to  us,thac  would 

io.4.for  Jtfus  was  to  paffe  that  way 
Alts  18.27.when  he  was  difpofed  topaffeinto 
1  Cm. 7.3  6.ii  (he  paffe  the  flower  of  her  age 
Jam.  1.10.  as  tbt  flower  of  the  graffe  he  (hallpaffe 

1  PfM.i7.p<zj7echetimeofyourfojourninghere 

2  Pet. $.io.'m  the  which  the  heaven  (hall paffe  aw . 

$au"e  by. 
5_r0i.33.22.cov.thee  w'h  my  han.  while  I  paffe  by 
Z)e«i.2.jo.Sihon — would  not  let  us  paffe  by  him 

1  Sara.  i6.o.then  Jefle  made  Shammah  to  paffe  by 
Pfal.So.  1 2.all  they  which  paffe  by  the  way 

89.41.all  that  paffe  by  the  way  fpoyl  him 
Jer.z  2. 8. many  nations  (hall paffe  by  this 
Lam.i. iz.all  ye  that  f<z//e  by,behold,and  fee 

2.1  5  .all  that  paffe  by  clap  theit  hands 
£^.  j.  1 4.  in  the  light  of  all  that  paffe  by 

3  7. 2. and  caufed  me  to  paffe  by  them 

46. 2 1  .caufed  me  to  paffe  by  the  four  corners 
Amos  7.8.I  will  not  againpaffe  by  them  any  more 

Chap.  8.2. 
Mkab  2. 8. ye  pull  off  the  garm.of  them  that  pa.  by 
Ata.8.28.  that  no  manmight  paffe  by  that  way 
Lu\e  1 8 . 3 6.hearing  t  he  multitude  paffe  by 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 6.an  d  tc  paffe  by  you  into  Macedonia 

Came  to  jS-afle,  See  Came, 

Come  to  f&aflfe,See  Come. 

Not  3£>affe. 

It1tm.10.17.v1e  willnot  paffe  thorow  the  fields 

i8.thou(haltnotp«/7eby  me,  left 
Job  19.8. fenced  up  my  way  that  Icannot  paffe 
Pfal.  1 04.9.fet  a  bound  that  they  may  not  paffe  ov. 

1 48. 6. made  a  decree  which  (hall  not  paffe 
Pro.B.  29.that  the  waters  ihould  not  paffe  his  com. 
/er.5;.2  2.perpetuall  decree  that  it  cannot  paffe  it 

yet  can  they  not  paffe  over  it 
I>!«z.7.i4.everlafting  domin.  which  (hall  not  paffe 
Aftff.24.34.this  generation  (hall  not  paffe  away 

Lu^e  21.  j  2. 
3  J.bur  my  word  (hall  not  paffe  away 

Mar.  1  3.  j  1. 
26.42.ifthiscupmaynot  paffe av/ay 
Mar.  13.30  .that  this  generat.  (hall  not  /^  away 
I»^e  2 1 .  j  j  .but  my  word  (hall  not  /><z^  away 

|3a(Te  aȣ. 
Gen.i8.$.  paffe  not  away  from  thy  fervant 
2  2C'fl-6.9-beware  tint  thou  paffe  not  fuch  a  place 
P/0.4. 1  f  .avoid  it,pa[fe  not  by  it,  turn  afide 
Amos  5 .  j  .and  paj/i?  not  to  Beer-ftieba ;  for 

JSade  ow>\ 

Gc«. 8. 1. God  made  a  wind  to  paffe  over  the  earth 

3 1.  Ji.I  will  notpajfe  over  this  heap  to  thee 

thou  (halt  not  paffe  over  this  heap 
3  2. 16. paffe  over  before  me»and  put  a  fpace 
3  ?.i4.1et  my  lord  paffe  over  before  thy  fervant 
Exod- 1 2. 1 3 .1  fee  the  blood,  I  will  paffe  over  you 

2  3  .the  Lord  will  paffe  over  die  door 

if  .i6.ftillas  a  ftone,till  thy  people  paffe  over 
till  the  peoylepaffe  over,  which  thou 
Ntim.l  2.27.  but  thy  fervants  viiMpaffe  over  every 
29.childr.of  Reub.  will  paffe  with  you  over 
30. if  they  will  not  paffe  over  with  you 

3  2.we  will  paffe  over  armed  before  the 
Dew?.  2. 18. thou  art  to  paffe  over  thorow  Ar 

24.and  paffe  over  the  river  Arnon 
29.untilll  (hall  paffe  over  Jordan 
3 . 1 8  .ye  (hall  paffe  over  armed  before  your 
9.1  .thou  art  to  paffe  over  Jordan  this  day 
1 1 .3  1  .for  ye  dial!  paffe  over  Jordan  to  go 
2 7. 2. when  you  (hall  paffe  over  Jordan 
Jofh.  r  .1  i.ye  fliall  paffe  over  this  Jordan,  to  go  in 
3 .6.and  paffe  over  before  the  people 

i4.removed  from  their  tents,  to  paffe  over 
4-5  ^affe  over  before  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
z  1.19. then  paffe  ye  over  unto  the  land 
Jadg. 3.28. and  fuffered  not  a  man  to  paffe  over 
i9.i2.wewill  paffe  over  to  Gibeah 

1  Sam. 1^.8. we  will  paffe  over  unto  thefe  men 

2  S<a».i*.22.David  faid  to  Ittai,Go,&jpfl|Jeover 

1 7.1 6\but  fpeedily  paffe  over,  left 


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1  zi. and  paffe  quickly  over  the  water 

Pfal.i  04.9X61  a  bound  that  they  may  not  paffe  ov. 
Pro.  1 9. 1  i.it  is  his  glory  to  paffe  over  a  tranfgref. 
Ifai. 23. 2. merchants  of  Zidon  that  /w/7e  over  the 
6. paffe  ye  over  to  Tat(hi(h,  how  le  ye 
1 2.arife,  paffe  over  to  Chittim,and  there 
28.19.by  morning  (hall  it  paffe  over 
3 1 .9-he  mall  pa^e  over  to  his  ftrong  hold 
3  ?.8.the  unclean  (hall  not  paffe  over  it 
47-2.uncover  the  thigh, paffe  over  the  rivers 
J 1 . 1  o.a  way  for  the  ranfomed  to  paffe  over 
/«'.2.io.for,pi3^overtheiflesofChittim 

$.22.  yet  can  they  not  paffe  over  it 
■E^-47-f  .that  I  could  not  plover;  for 
Dan.4. 1 6.1et  feven  times  paffe  over  him    Ver.23. 
25.  feven  times  (hallpaffe  over  thee  Ver.3  2. 
1 1. 40. and  (hall  over-flow,and paffeovet 
Hab.i.  1 1. and  he  (hall  p^  over,and  offend 
Mar.4.1  j. let  us  paffeovet  to  the  other  Me 
L»^e  1  i.42.and  />d//e  over  judgement,  &  the  love 

|E>a(te  through,  or  £/.x»w. 
Gen.io.  3  2.1  vi ill  paffe  through  all  thy  nook  to  day 
Exod. iz.n.for  I  will  paffe  thorow  the  land  ofE. 
23  .Lord  will  paffe  through  to  fmite  the  Egy. 
Leva,  r  8 . 2 1  .any  of  thy  feed  paffe  through  the  fire 
Nttm.10. 1 7. let  us  paffe  thorow  thy  countrey 

21.2  2.1et  me  paffe  thorow  thy  land 

Bent.  2.  27. 
2  3-Sihon  would  not  fuffer  Ifr.to  paffe  thor. 
Deut.z.q.ye  are  to  paffe  through  the  coafts 

2  8.onely  I  willpaff'e  through  on  my  feet 
18. 1  o.or  his  daughter  to  paffe  thorow  the  fire 

Jofh.  1 . 1  i.paffe  thorow  the  hoft,and  command 
Judg.  1 1 .17. let  me,I  pray  tbee,paffe  thotow  thy  la. 
19-let  us  paffe,  we  pray  thee,thorow  thy  land 
2o.Sihon  trufted  not  Ifrael  to  paffe  thorow 

2  Sam.  12.31.  made  them  paffe  thorow  the  btick-k. 

1  Jt'H-i8.6.to/><*j7ethorowout  it :  Ahab  went 

2  K/».i6.3.and  made  his  (ontopaffe  thorow  the 

I7.i7.andtheir  daughters  to  paffe  thor.the  fire 

2 1. 6. made  his  Con  paffe  thorow  the  fire 

2  3. 1  o.or  his  daughter  to  pajfethotow  the  fire 

2  Chro.$  3. ^.caufed  his  children  to  paffe  thorow 

P/ii/.78.i3.andcaufed  them  to  paffe  through 
136.  i4.made  Ifrael  to  paffe  thorow  the  midft 

lfai.8.8.and  he (hallpaffe thorow  Judah 

1 1  .they  (hall  paffe  thorow  it  hardly  beftead 
a  1. 1. as  whirlwinds  in  the  fouth  paffe  thorow 
23. 10. paffe  thorow  thy  land  as  a  river 
28 . 1  j .  over-flowing  fcourge  (hall  paffe  thorow 
Verfe  18. 
34-io.none  (hall  paffe  thorow  it  forever 

Jer.p,  icfo  that  none  can  paffe  through  them 

32.3  ? .and  their  daughters  to  paffe  thorow  the 
Lam.  3 .44.that  our  prayer  (hould  nor  paffe  thorow 

4.2 1. the  cup  alfo  (hall  paffe  thorow  unto  thee 
£^.5.i7.and  bloud  (hallpaffe  thorow  thee 
1 4. 1  j.caufe  noyfome  beafts  to  paffe  thorow 

that  no  man  may  paffe  thorow  becaufe 
16.2 1. to  caufe  them  to  paffe  thorow  the  fire 
20.i6.caufed  to  paffe  thorow  the  fire  all  that 

3  1. make  your  fons  to  paffe  thorow  the  fire 
2  3.37^0 paffe  for  them  thorow  the  fire 
29.11.no  foot  of  man  (ha\\  paffe  thorow  it  ■ 

nor  foot  of  bead  (hallpaffe  thorow  it 
33.28.that  none  (hall  paffe  thorow 
39.1  % .paffengers  that  paffe  thorow  the  land 
Dan.n.i  o.one  (hall  —  over-flow  &  paffe  thorow 
Joel  $.1 7. no  (kvangex  paffe  thorow  her  any  more 
Amos  $.  i7.for  I  will/w|7«horow  thee,faith  the  L. 
Nahum  1 .  r  2.cut  down,when  he  (hall  paffe  thorow 

1 5. wicked  (hall  no  more  paffe  thorow  thee 
Zcch. 9.8. no  oppreffour  (hall  paffe  thorow  them 

i  o.  1 1  .and  he  (hall  paffe  thorow  the  fea 
1  Cor. 16.  f  .when  I  (hall  paffe  thorow  Macedonia 
for  I  do  paffe  thorow  Macedonia 
$2>affe0. 
Gen,\  f .  i7.1amp  that/w^/between  thofe  pieces 
N«#z.20.i7.untill  we  have  paffed  thy  borders 
Jofh.  3  #4.ye  have  not  paffed  this  way  heretofore 
6.8.that  the  feven  t>rie&s*~paffed  on  before 
10.29.then  Jofhuapaffed  from  Makkedah 
3  i.Jolhua  paffed  from  Libnah,  and 
3  4.from  Lachifti  Joihua  paffed  unto  Eglon 
I  J.  3. and  paffed  along  to  Zina  and  afcended 

and  paffed  along  to  Hezron 


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,  4.from  thence  it  faffed  toward  Arnon 
6.  and  paffed  along  by  the  north  of  Beth-ar. ' 
7. borders  paffed  toward  the  waters  of  Enihe, 
io-and  paffed  along  into  the  fide  of 

and  paffed  on  to  Timmh 
1 1.  and  paffed  along  to  mount  Baalah 
18 .18  .and  paffld  along  toward  the  (ide  over 

1 9  border  paffed  along  to  the  fide  of  the 
24. 17. among  all  the  peo.thorow  whom  we  pa. 
Jadg.  3 . 26.and  paffed  beyond  the  quarrief,  and 
1 8 . 1 3 .they  paffed  thence  to  mount  Ephraim 
i9.i4.andthcyp.j//fdon,and  went  their 

1  Sa/n.9. z7-and  he  puffed on,but  ftandthod 

1 5. 1 2. and  is  gone  a!>out,and  paffed  on 
29.2.  lords  cf  the  Philiftines pardon  by  hun. 
Dav.and  his  men  paffed  on  in  the  rerew. 

2  Sam.i$.i8.  allhisfervants/wj/ft/on  be/idehim 

and  paffed  on  before  the  King 
2  I£i».4.8.that  hl\(ha  paffed  to  Shunean  where 

3  1. and  Gdmi  paffed  on  before  them 
2  Chro.p.z  i.KingSolomon  paffed  all  the  Kings  of 
Job  4. 1 5 .then  a  ipirit  paffed  before  my  face 

9.26".they  are  paffed  away  as  the  fwifc 

1 } .  1 9-and  no  (lianget paffed  among  them 
Pfal.  1 8 . 1 2. his  thick  clouds  paffe ^,haiie-ftoneSj& 

37.36.yet  bepaffedaway,  and  loe  he  was 

90.9.311  our  dayes  atepaffedaway  in  thy 
Cant.i.q.bwi  a  little  that  \  paffed  from  them,but 
//«.io.28.he  is f <*//"«/ to Migt on  ':  in  Michrnalh 

4 1 . 3  .he  purfued  them,and  paffed  fafely 
Jcr.  11.1$.  and  the  holy  fle(h  is  paffedhom  thee 

34.1 8.and  paffed  between  the  parts  thereof 
I9.which  paffedbetween  the  parts  of  the  calf 

46. 17. he  hath  paffed  the  time  appointed 
Dan. 3. i7.nor  the  fmellof  fite  hzdpaffedon  them 

e^.iS.and^fl/Jerfthenightfafting  :  neither 
Nahum  3. 19.net  thy  wickednefs/>a/7frf continual. 
Mat. 9. 9.3s  JeCuspajfed forth  from  thence,  he 
Marine  6.3?.and  now  the  time  is  far  paffed 
John  j. 2 4. but  is  paffed  from  death  to  life 
Rom.  j.  1 2.and  fo  death  paffed  on  all  men 
Ephefz.  1 1  .ye  being  in  time  paffed  G  entiles  in 
Heb.4. 14.  high  prieft,  that  is  paff.  into  the  heavens 

1  John  3.i4.that  we  have  paffed  from  death  to  life 
Rev.z  1. 1. and  the  firft  earth  was  paffednway^nd 

4-the  former  things  are  paffed  aw  iy 
f->a(Tcu  by. 
Gfw.37.28.then  there  /w/Tft/byMidianites 
E.W.34.6.the  Lord  paffed  by  before  him,and 
De«£.2.8.when  we  paffed  from  the  brethren,  the 

paffed  by  the  way  of  the  wilderneffe  of 
29.16.  thorow  the  nations  which  yepafj'cdby 
Jofh,  16.6.  and  paffed  by  it  on  the  eaft  to  Janohah 
1 1$n.  1 3 . 2  5. and  behold,men^i7^  by,and 
19. 1 1  .and  behold,  the  Lord  paffed  by,and 

I9.and  Elijah  paffed  by  him,and  caft 
20.39.andastheKing^/7«rfby,he  cryed 

2  i(i/z.4.8.that  as  oft  as  bepaffed  by,he  turned  in 
-6.3Q.and  he  paffedby  on  the  wall,  and  • 

14.9.  and  there  paffed  by  a  wild  beaft 

2  Chron.  2  j.  1 8, 
Job  28.8.now  the  fierce  lion  paffedby  it 
Pfal.a8.n.tbe  KiDgs  paffed  by  together 
E%ek- J  6.6.and  when  I  paffedby  thee,and  faw 
8. when  I  paffed  by  thee.and  looked 
if.everyone  that^]/frfby,hisit  was 
25.  opened  thy  feet  to  every  onethat/wj^  by 
36.34.in  the  fight  of  all  that  paffedby 
H<z&.3.io.overflowing  of  the  waters  paffedby 
Mat.io.^oheard  that  Jefusp^dby,cried  0UtJ  & 

27.39.they  that  paffedby  reviled  him 
Mark?  2.  i4.as  he  paffedby  he  faw  Levi  the 
tf.48.and  (hould  nave  paffedby  them 
1  i.20.in  the  morning  3s  theypd//e^by,they 
1 5.2  i.they  compel  one  Simon— who  paffed  by 
29-they  that  paffedby,xi\lcd  on  him 
Luke  10. 3 1 .  bepaffed  by  on  the  other  fide 

Verfe  32. 
John  8.  f  9/0  Jeiuspafedby 

9.1.  and  as  Jefus  paffed  by.he  faw 
Ails  17.23.for  as Ipaffedby,  and  beheld  your 

#affeDflw>'. 
G«».3 1. 2t.  Jacob  rofc  upand  jxJ/Terfoverthe  river 
3 2. io.for  with  my  ftaffe  I  paffedover  this 

2  2.and  paffed  over  the  ford Ijabok 

3  t.as  bepaffed  over  Peniel  the  fun  arofe 


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3  3 .  3  .he  paffed  over  before  them,and  bowed 
Exod.iz.zj.whopujjedovcr  the  houfes  of  the 
Niirab.i$.  *i-  when  ye  ate  puffed  over  Jordan  into 
beaV.a7.3-of  this  law,when  thou  art  paffed  over 
jojb.  s.aj.  and  puffed  over,  and  came  to  Jolhua 
3 . 1. lodged  there  before  they  M/ed  over 
id.peoplc  pajfed  over  right  againft  Jericho 
l7.Uraelitesf#«/over  on  dry  ground 

peo.were  puffed  cleane  over  Jordan 
4.1.  when  all  the  people  were  clean  paffed over 
7.when  it  puffed  over  Jordan  the  waters 
10. the  people  haftcd  and pajfed  over 
1 1. when  all  the  pcop.  were  clean  puffed  over 
that  the  ark  of  the  Lord  pajj'ed  over 
n.  half  the  tribe  of  Manaffenj><#rfover 
1 3,about  4o.thoufand  puffed  over  before 
a  3. untill  ye  were  pafjed  over  as  the 
5,1. untill  we  were  pajj'ed  over  that 
7^.8.4. Gid.  patted  over,  and  the  three  hundred 
10.9  children  of  Ainmon  puffed  over  Jordan  to 
1  inland  he  pajfed  over  Gilead  arid  Manafleb 
and  pafjed  over  Mizpeh  of  Gilead 
he  pafjed  over  to  the  chil.  of  Amnion 
3 1.  Jephthah  puffed  over  unto  the  children 
xa.3.  and  faffed  over  aga.  the  child,  of  Ammon 
1  Sa.14.13.khe  battell  pajfed  over  unto  Beth-aven 

17. i.David  puffed  over  with  the  Socmen  that 
x  Sam  1.19.  Abncr  and  his  men  puffed  over  Jordan 
10.  ij.and  puffed  over  Jordan,  and  came 
Ij.aaJttai  the  Cittke  puffed over,  and 
i  3. and  all  the  people  puffed  over 

kingalfo  himfelf  paffed  over 
and  all  die  peo. puffed  overtovvard 
17. ii  aod  they  puffed  over  Jordan  by  the 

i4.and  Abfalom  puffed  over  Jordan 
24.5.  and  they  paffed  over  Jordan 
1  Chron.19. 17. David  and  the  peo.  puffed  over  Jor 
Ifaj.40. 17. my  judgement  is  puffed  over  from  my 
£^.47.5.  that  could  not  be  pafjed  over 
Hof.  1 o. 1 1 .1  puffed  over  on  her  fai  re  neck 
Jonah  1 . 3  .and  thy  waves  paffed  over  me 
Ma«-9.i.andpa/7e<sfover,&  came  into  his  own  city 
Mark  y  -  21  .when  Jefus  paffed  over  again  by 
6.5 3.when  he  had  pajfedover,  they  came 
^£>i{teO  tborow. 
G  en.  1 1 . 6.  A  br  a  m  pa/fti  thorow  the  land 
Numb.i  4.7.1and  which  we  paffed  thorow  to  fearch 

3  3. 8. and  pa/Jei  thorow  the  midft  of  the  fea 
Jojb -i%. 9. and  paffed  thorow  the  land,and 
1  SaW-9  A>Saul  patted  thorow  mount  Ephraim 

and  puffed  thorow  the  land  of  Shalltha 
he  pafjed  thorow  the  land  of  the  Ben. 
aCfoYiB.30.10  piRspdffed  thorow  thecountrey 
Micuh  z.i  $.andhavepaffed  thorow  the  gate 
Zecb  7- 1 4.that  no  raan  puffed  thorow,  nor 
Murk  9.jo.andthey puffedthorow  Galilee 
Lilk.e  17.11  .that  he  paffed  thorow  the  midft  of 

i9.i.Jefus  entred,and  paffed  thorow  Jericho 
Afls  9  3  i.as  Peter  puffed  thorow  all  quarters  * 
I  i.i  o. and  puffed  on  thorow  one  ftreet 
14.14  after  they  had  puffed  thorowout  Pifidia 
1  y.  3. they  puffed  thorow  Phenice  and  Samaria 
17.  t  when  they  had  pajfed  Amphipoh's,  and 
19  I.Paul  having  pa/fcdthcrow  the  upper. coafts 
1 1. when  he  had  puffed  thorow  Macedonia 
1  Cm-.xo. 1.  and  attpaffed thorow  the  fea 
He b.  1 1 .  i^-by  faith  they  pafjed  thorow  the  red  fea 

f->affetift. 

Judg.  1 1. 1.  wherefore  paffedji  thou  over  to  fight 

Prov  9. 1  y.to  call  paffengers  who  go  right  on 
£^.39.1  i.in  Ifrael,the  valley  of  the  paffengers 
it  (hall  flop  the  nofes  of  the  paffengers 
1 4. to  bury  with  the  puffenrcrs  thok  that 
1  5.  thepaffengers  that  pafle  thorow  the  land 

$->a(Tcft. 

Dcut,  3. 11. all  the  kingdomes  whither  thou  puffefl 
30.18.  on  the  land  whither  thou  paffeti  over 
i  Sdw2.15.33.if" thou  paffcfi  on  with  me,  then  thou 
1  Kjng-z. 37  .and  pujfeft  over  the  brook  Kidron 
IfuiAi.z-when thou paffeti  thorow  thewaters,I  wil 

$>aaetr;. 
Exei. 3  0.13. every  one  that  paffetb  among  Ver.14. 

33.  n.while  my  glory  paffetb  by,  that  I  will 
Levit.  17.3  i.whatfoever^a/T"^  under  the  rod 


fufb.  3 . 1 1. even  the  Lord  paffetb  over  before  you 
16. i.and  paffetb  along  to  the  borders  of  Archi 
1 9. 1  j.from  thence  paffetb  on  along  to  the  eaft 
1  K.wz.9. 8.every  one  tbaipaffethby  it  mail  be  alio, 
1  Kjng.4.9.  which  paffetb  by  us  continually 

1  i.4.the  money  of  every  one  that  paffetb  the 
zCbron.j.zi.  afton.  to  every  one  thatpafjeth  by  it 
fob  9. \i. he  paffetb  on  alfo^but  I  perceive  him  not 
I4.20.thou  prevaileft  againft  him,  &  hepaff'etb 
30. 1 5. my  welfare  paffetb  away  as  a  cloud 
37.11.  but  the  wind  paffetb  and  clenfeth  them 
Pfal.S.8.  whatfoever  puffcth  thorow  the  midft  of 
78.39.3  wind  that  paffetb  away,  and  cometh 
103.16.  for  the  wind  paffetb  over  it,and 
1 44.4-dayes  are  as  a  fhadow  that  paffetb  away 
Prov.  io.z$ .as  the  whirl-wind  puffethf   foisthe 

16. 17.  he  thatpuff'elb  by^and  medlcth  with 
Ecclef.  1 .4-one  generation  paffetb  away,and 
Ifui.zg.^.  be  as  chafFe  that  paffetb  away,yea 
Jer.z.6.a  land  that  no  man  paffetb  thorow 

9.1  i.burnt  up  like  a  wil.  that  none  puff,  thorow 
13.24.fcatt.er  them  as  the  ftubble  that  puff.av/ay 
I8.i6.every  one  that  paffetb  thereby 

Chapt.  19.8. 
£V^3^7-eutofffromkhimthat  paffetb  out 
HflZ.13.3as  the  early  dew  it  paffetb  away 
Mlcab  7.18.  and  paffetb  by  the  tranfgreffion  of 
Zeph.z.  1  5  .every  one  that  paffetb  by  her,(hall  hifle 
1.6  made  their  ftreets  wafte,tbat  none  paffetb  by 
£^.9. 8. becaufe  of  him  that  paffetb  by, and 
Lu]{e  18.37.told  him  that  Jefus  ofNaza.paffetbby 
t  Cor.-j.31.  fafhion  of  this  world  pajfetbaway 
kpbefi  .1 9. know  the  love  of  Chrift  which  paffetb 
Phil.  4 .7.  peace  of  God  which  paffetb  all  underftan. 

1  John  1.17. and  the  worldpajjetbaway 

Exod.iz.w.  it  is  the  Lords pajfeover 
ii. a  lamb — and  kill  the  pajfeover 
17.  it  is  thefacrificeofthe  Lords  puffeover 
43.  this  is  the  ordinance  of  the  puffeover 
34.15. facrificeof the  feaft  of 'the pajfeover  be 
Levit,  13.5. at  even;  is  the  Lords  puffeover 
Numb.  9. 5  .they  kept  the  puffeover  on  the  fourteenth 
18. 1  if  .of  the  firft  month  is  the  puffeover  oithc 
3  3.3  .on  the  morrow  after  the  puffeover 
Deut.iS.z.thon  (halt  therefore  faenf.  thepuffeover 
y.  mayeft  not  facrifice  the  puffeover  within 
S.there  thou  (halt  lacri.  the  puffeover  at  even 
Jofh.  y. io .«nd  kept  the  puffeover  on  the  fourteenth 
1  i.on  the  morrow  after  the  puffeover 

2  Kj.zj.  1 1.  not  holden  fuch  a  pjffeover  from  the 
13. wherein  this  pajfeover  was  holden 

1  Cbron.  30.1 5.  they  killed  the  pajfeover  on  the  four. 
1 8.yet  did  they  cat  the  puffeover  otherwife 
3y.i.jofiah  kept  a  puffeover  to  the  Lord  in  Jer. 
they  killed  the  puffeover  on  the 
tf.fo  kill  the  paffeovcr,  and  fanftifie 
7  .all  for  the  paffeover-otrcrin°'s,  for  all 
8. gave  to  the  priefts  for  the  paffeover-otTer. 
9-gaveto  the  Levites  for  the  paffeover-otYei. 
1 1.  and  they  killed  the  pajfeover,  and  the 
13. they  roiled  the  puffeover  with  fire 
1 7. that  were  prefent  kept  the  p  'ffeover 
1 8.  there  was  no  puffeover  like  to  that 
I9.the  reign  of  Jofiah  was  this  pafjlover  kept 
E?,ra6.i9.  child,  of  the  captiv.  kept  thepuffeover 

lo.and  killed  the  pajfeover  for  all 
H^/{.45.n.  ye  (hall  have  the  pajfeover,  a  feaft 
Matt. z6.z. two  daies  is  the  feaft  of  the  puffeover 
17. we  prepare  for  thee  to  eat  thepuffeover 
ij.and  they  made  ready  the  puffeover 
Murk  14.1  -two  dayes  was  the  feaft  of  the  puffeover 
11. when  they  killed  thepuffeover 

that  thou  maift  eat  the  puffeover 
14-where  I  mall  eat  the  pajj'eotcr  with  my 
i6.and  they  made  ready  the  puffeover 
Luk- 1.41  .every  yeere  at  the  feaft  of  the  puffeover 
2i.i.which  is  called  the  pafjbover 
T-.whenthe  prffeover  muft  be  killed 
8  .go  and  prepare  us  the  puffeover 
1 1  .where  I  fhall  eat  the  pajfeover.  with  my 
•1 3. and  they  made  ready  the  [affcover 
I  J.  I  have  defired  to  eat  this  pajfeover 
Jobn  1.13.  the  lewes  puffeover  was  at  hand 

i3.when  he  was  in  Jerufalem  at  thepuffeover 
6.4  .and  the  puffeover,  a  feaft  of  the  Jewes 


11.55  .the  Jewes  puffeover  was  at  hand 

to  Jerufalem  before  the  puffeover  to  purifie 
1 2.*;  Jefus,  6.  dayes  before  the  puffeover }came 
1 3  .l.now  before  the  feaft  of  the  puffeover 
1 8. 2  8.  but  that  they  might  eat  the  puffeover 

39.(hould  releafe  to  you  One  at  the  puffeover 
19 .  14.it  was  the  preparation  of  the  puffeover 
\  Cor.  5 .7.  even  Chrift  our  puffeover  is  facr.for  us 
Heb.  1 1 . 1 8 .  th  rou  gh  faith  he  ke  pt  the  puffeover 
Keep  fJmffuJtoer,  Seejtep. 

f2>a(Ieo\}er3. 

2  Cbr.i  0.17.  charge  of  the  killing  of  the  puffeover  $ 

flatting. 
JWg.i9.18.we  are  puffing  from  Bethlehem-Judah 
i  Sum.\.z6.  pafsiug  the  love  of  women 

1 5.14-people  had  done  pafsingoxit  of  the  citie 
1  J\in.6.z6.  as  the  king  of  Ifrael  was  pafsing  by 
Pful.Hq.e.y/hopafsing  thorow  the  valley  of  Baca 
Prov.j.S.pafsbig  thorow  the  ftreet  neere  her 
lfai.11. 5. and  pafsing  over,  he  will  prefer  ve  it 
E7\ek-39-^A-pufsing  thorow  the  land  to  bury  with 
Luke  4. 30.  he  pafsing  thorow  the  midft  of  them 
Alts  5.1 5. at  the  leaft,  the  (hadow  of  Peter  pafsing 
8.40  and  pafsing  thorow  he  preached 
15.8. and  they  pafsing  by  Myfia,  came 
27.8. and  hardly  pafsing  it,came  unto 

^aflfoti. 

Atts  1.3.  (hewed  himfclfalive  after  hh  pafsiott 

fjtaffions. 

Acts  14. 1  5.  we  arc  men  of  like  pufsions  with  you 
Jam.  5.17.  Elias  wasa  man  fubjeft  to  like  pufsions 

|£>aft. 

Gen.  50.4.  the  dayes  of  his  mourning  were  puff 
Exod. z1.z9.to  pu(h  with  his  horn  in  time  p.tjt 

3^.that  the  oxe  hath  ufed  to  pufh  in  time  pajl 
Numb.zi.zz.  untill  we  bepufi  thy  borders 
/>£«£.!.  1  o.Emims  dwelc  therein  in  times  puft 
4.3 1.  ask  now  of  the  daies  which  arepaji 

4  2.  and  hated  him  not  in  times  puff 
19.4  whom  he  hated  not  in  time  puft 
tf.infomucb  as  he  hated  him  not  in  time  puft 
1  Sam.t  5.3  2.  furely  the  bitternefle  of  death  is  pusl 

1 9-7-he  was  in  his  prefence  as  in  times  pafi 
1  SaM_3.17.ye  fought  for  David  in  time  pufl 
y.i.alfo  in  time  pufl  when  Saul  was 
11.17.  and  when  the  mourning  was  putt 
itf.t.when  David  was  a  little paflxbs  top 
1  ^C?«.i8.29.camc  to  pafle  when  mid-day  waspajl 
1  Ckfl.9.20.  Phin.was  ruler  over  them  in  time  pafi 

il.i.in  time  pusl^even  when  Saul  was 
/e^.io.whichdoth  great  things  pafi  finding  out 
1 4. 1 3. untill  thy  wrath  be  j>aj?,thac  thou 
1 7.1 1. my  daies  are  pa/r,mypurpofes  are 
29.1.O  that  I  were  as  in  monthes  puff 
Pfut  90. 4. but  as  yefterday,when  it  is  pajl 
Ecdef.i.i^.  and  God  requireth  that  which  is  pajl 
Cant.z.  1 1. for  lo,the  winter  is  pa/?,  the  rain 
.7*7.8. 20. the  harveft  is  puff,  the  fummer 
Matt.ite.x  5. and  the  time  is  now  pajl ;  fend  the 
Murk  1 6. 1. and  when  the  fabbath  was  puff 
Luke  9 .36.  and  when  the  voice  waspajl 
Atls  1 2. 10. when  they  were  puff  .the  nrft  and 
14. 16. who  in  timespaj?  fuftered  all  nations 
27.9.becaufe  the  faft  was  now  already  pajl 
Rom.3. z^.for  the  remiflion  of  fins  that  are  pajl 
1 1. 30. for  as  ye  in  times  pufl  have  net 
3  3. and  his  way  a  pufl  rinding  out 

1  Cflcy.17.old  things  are  pafi  away ,behold 
Gai.1.13.  heard  of  my  coverfation  in  time  pufl 

2 3. he  which  perfecuted  us  in  times  pufl,  now 
y.ii.as  I  have  alfo  told  you  in  vmepuff 
Ephef  2. 2. wherein  in  time  pafi  ye  walked 
3. had  our  converfation  in  time  pusl 
4-i9.who  being  pa/2  fceling,having  given 

2  Tim.%.i%.  that  the  refurreftion  is  putt  already 
Pbilem.ii .which  in  time  pafi  was  to  thee  unprofit. 
Hefi.i.i.fpakc  in  time  pufl  unto  the  fathers 

1 1.1 1. when  (lie  was  pa]?  age,  becaufe 
1  1  PeJ.i.ro.whkh  in  time  puff  were  not  a  people 
4.  ? .  for  the  time  pufl  of  our  life  may 
1  John  2.8.  becaufe  the  darkneffe  is  puft,  and 
i?ew.9.u.onewo  is  pafi,  and  behold  there 
i.t.i4.thefecond  wo  is  pafiy  and  behold 

$aftour. 

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fer.z.8. the  paslours  alfo  cranfgreffed  againft  me 
3. 15. 1  will  give  you  pafiours  according  to 
10. 21. for  the  paftvurs  are  become  brutifh 
1 2. 10,  many  pafiours  have  defhoyed  my 
22.22.the  wind  fhall  eat  up  all  thy  pafiours 
i3.p.wo-be  to  the  pafiours  that  deftroy 
a.againft  the  pafiours  that  feed  my  people 

Epbef.4. 1 1 .  and  fome  pafiours  and  teachers 

fStaftare. 

Gra.47-4-thy  fervams  have  no  pafture  for 
1  cbton.4.39  to  feek  pafture  for  their  flocks 
40.nnd  they  found  fatpufture,  and  good 
4 1  .becaufe  there  v/aspafture  there  for 
fob  39.8.  range  of  the  mountaines  ishis  pafture 
Pfal.-js, .  1  .anger  finoake  aga.  the  fheep  of  thy  paft. 
7  9. 1 3  .fo  we  the  fheep  of-  thy  pafture  will 
95.7.we  are  the  people  of  his  pafture 
ico^.we  are  the  fheep  of 'his pafture 
IJai.3z.i4a.  joy  of  wild  affes,&  pjfture  of  flocks 
jer.z^.i.and  fcatter  the  fheep  of  my  pafture 
25.36.the  Lord  hath  fpoiled  their  pasture 
Lam. 1.6.  like  harts  that  find  no  pafture 
£^c/j-34. 14. 1  will  feed  them  in  a  good  pafture 

and  in  a  fat  pafture  fhall  they  feed 
1 S  to  have  eaten  up  the  good  pafture 
3 1  .ye  my  flock,  the  flock  of  my  pafture 
Hof.  1 3. 6.  according  to  their  pafture,  fowere 
Joel  i.iS-becaufe  they  have  no  pafture 
John,  10.9. go  in  and  out,and  tind  pafture 

failures. 

1  J^iff.4.2.3  .and  twenty  oxen  out  of  the  pastures 
P/izZ.2  3.2.makethme  to  lie  down  in  green paftures 

($5.12.  they  drop  on  the  paft.  of  the  wiiderncfle 
i^.the  paftures  are  clothed  with  flocks 
i/^j.30.23.  thy  cattell  feed  in  large  paslures 

49. 9.their  paftures  fhall  be  in  all  high  places 
£^</<.34.i8.tread  down  thef  endue  of  your  paftur. 

4  j.i  5-out  of  the  fztpaftures  oflfrael/or 

Joel  1 . 1 9-fire  hath  devoured  the  paftures      V.20. 
2.  22.  paftures  of  the  wildernelfe  doe  fpring 

A6ls  z  1 . 1 .  and  from  thence  unto  Patara 

^ate. 
Pfal^.\6.  fhali  come  down  on  his  ownpate 

$2>atern. 

Exod.if-9  and  the  patera  of  all  the  inftruments 
■         40.tb.at  thou  make  them  after  their  patera 
Numb.8.4.  according  unto  the  patera  which  the  L. 
Jcfh.  22.28.  behold,the  patera  of  the  altar 

2  Kin,\6.\o.  and  the  patera  of  it,according  to 

i  Chron.zB- 1  i.David  gave  to  Sol.the/xtfe/aof  the 
1 2.  and  the  patent  of  all  that  he  had 

18.  and  gold  for  the  patera  of  the 

19.  even  all  the  works  of  this  patera. 
£^£.43.10.  and  let  them  meafiire  the  patera 
1  Tim. T.i6.for  a  patera  to  them  which  mould 
Titus  2.7-fhewing  thy  fe!f  a  patera  ofgood  works 
Hcb.8.  5.  according  to  the  patera  fhewed  to  thee 

$>ateni0. 
Heb. 9  23.  neceffary  that  the  paterns  of  things 

32>fltJ;. 
GcK.49.17.an  adder  in  the  path,  that  biteth  the 
i\T«OT&.22.24-angel  of  the  Lord  flood  in  a  path 
fob  28.7.there  is  a  path  which  no  fowl  knoweth 
3  o.  1 3  .they  mar  my  path,  they  fet  forward 
41.32.he  maketh  a  path  to  fhine  after  hira 
P/a/.i6.n.thoufhaItfhew  me  the  path  of  life 
17.11  -and  lead  me  in  a  plain  path 
77. 19. and  thy  path  is  in  the  great  waters 
-  ii9.3?.makemeto  go  in  the  path  of  thy  com. 
105  thy  word  is  a  light  to  my  path 
1 39. 3. thou  compaffeft  my  pati  ^nd  my 
i42-3.then  thou  kneweft  my  path:  in  the  way 
Pnro.i.  15. refrain  thy  foot  from  their  path 
2. 9. thou  underftand —  every  good  path 
4.14.  enter  not  into  the  path  of  the  wicked 
iZ.path  of  the  juft  is  as  the  fhining  light 
26. ponder  the  path  of  thy  feet,and  let 

5  .6.fhonldeft  ponder  the  path  of  life 
lfai. 16.7. thou  doft  weigh  the  path  of  the  juft 

•  30.1 1  .turn  afide  out  of  the  path,  caufe 
40.  i4.and  taught  him  in  the  path  of  judgement 
43. 16. and  a  path  in  the  mighty  waters 
foci  2.8.they  fhall  walk  every  one  in  his  path 


f$atl}=fo>ai?. 
Pio.iz.t2.  in  the  path-way  therof  there  is  no  death 

$>atl>s. 
fob  6. 1 8  .the  paths  of  their  way  are  turned 
8. 1 3.fo  are  die  paths  of  all  that  forget  God 
13.27.and  lookeft  narrowly  to  all  my  paths 
19.8  he  hath  fet  darknelle  in  my  paths 
24.13  .nor  abide  in  the  paths  thereof 
33.11.  he  marketh  all  my  paths 
3S.20.fhoulde(t  know  the  paths  tothehoufe 
P/<i/.8.8.what[bever  pafleth  thorow  the  paths 
17. 4. kept  me  from  the  paths  of  the  deftroyer 

5 .  hold  up  my  goings  in  thy  paths 
23. 3. he  leadeth  me  in  the  paths  of  righteouf. 
2  j. 4.O  Lord,teach  me  thy  paths 

io.all  the  paths  of  the  Lord  are  mercy 
65. 11. and  thy  paths  dtopfatnefle 
Prov.z.8.  he  keepeth  the  paths  of  judgement 
i3.wholeavethe;ta?ks  ofuprightnefle 
1 5  .and  they  froward  in  their  paths 
18  and  her  paths  unto  the  dead 
1 9. neither  take  they  hold  of  the  paths 
20. and  keep  the  paths  of  the  righteous 
3.<S.and  he  fhall  direft  thy  paths 
17.  and  a'l  her  paths  are  peace 
4. 1  i.I  have  led  thee  in  right  paths 
7. 25.  go  not  affray  in  her  paths 
8.2.  by  the  way  in  the  placesof  the  paths 
20.111  the  midft  of  the  paths  of  judgement 
IfaiiZ.t.  and  we  will  walk  in  his  paths 
3. 1 2. and  deftroy  the  way  of  thy  paths 
42. 1 6.1  will  lead  them  in  paths  that  they  have 
58.12.  the  reflorer  of  paths  to  dwell  in 
59  7,and  deftruftion  are  in  thek  paths 
8. they  have  made  them  crooked  paths 
fer.6.  if.  and  ask  for  the  old  paths,  where 

18.15.  to  walk  in  paths,  a  way  not  caff  up 
L ##2.3. 9. he  hath  made  my  paths  crooked 
Hof.zfi.thtt  (lie  fhall  not  find  her  paths 
Micah  4. 2. and  we  will  walk  in  h's  paths 
Mat.$. 3  .make  hispaths  ftraight  Mar.i^.Lu^.i.4. 
Heb.  12.13  .make  f)  raig  ht  paths  for  your  feet 
fjatljios. 

Ifai.ii.i  1. which  fhall  be  left  from  Pathros 
fer.44.Land  in  the  countrey  of  Pathros,  faying 

15  .that  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Egypt  in  Pathros 
E?el(  29.14. them  to  return  into  the  land  of  Pathr. 
30.14.  and  I  will  make  Pathros  defolate 

Gen- 1 0.1 4.Mizraim  begate-Patbriifim  iCh.i.iz. 
patience, 

Mat.i8.z6  Lord,have  patience  with  me         V.29. 
Litfe  8. 1 5  .and  bring  forth  fruit  with  patieace 

2i.19.1n  your  patience  poffeffe  ye  your  fouls' 
Xff/».5.3-knowing  that  tribulation  worked]  patiea. 
4*  and  patience  experience,  and  experience 

8.25.then  do  we  with  patieace  wait  for  it 

1 5 ,4.that  we  thorow  patience  might  have  hope 

5  .now  the  G  od  of  patieace  grant  you  to 

2  Cor.6-4-as  the  minifters  of  God  in  much  patieace 

i2.u.wrought  among  you  in  all  patience 
Col.  1. 1 1. unto  all  patience  and  long-fuffering 

1  Thef.  1.3  .and  patience  of  hope  in  our  Lord  Jdus 

2  Thef.  1 .4.for  your  patience  and  faith  in  all  your 
i  Tim.g.i  1. and  follow  after  love,piticnce 

z  Tim.  3 .10. my  doft. manner  of  life,charity,/><rtJC». 
Titus  2. 2. found  infaich,  incharicv,in/><tf«7«£ 
Heb.6. 1 2.who  through  patience  inherit  the  promife 
10. 36.  for  ye  have  need  of  patience 
1 2. 1  •  and  let  us  run  with  patience  the  race 
fam.  1.3  .trying  of  your  faith  worketh  patience 
4. let  patienxe  have  her  perfeft  work 
5. 7. and  hath  long  patience  for  ir,till 
10.  for  an  example  of  patience 
1 1. ye  have  heard  of  the  patience  of  Job 
2  Pet .  1 .6x0  temp,  patience  ,  to  patience  godlinefle 
Revel.\.<).  patience  of  Jefiis  Chrift  was  intheifle 
2.2.I  know  thy  patience,  and  how  thou 

3.and  haft  patience,  and  for  my  Names  fake 
19. 1  know  thy  — faith,  and  diy  patience 
3. 10.  thou  haft  kept  the  word  of  my  patience 
1 3 . 1  o.here  is  the  patience  and  faith  of  the  faints 
141 2.here  is  the  patience  of  the  faints 
patient. 

£«/e^7.8.and  the  patient  in  fpirit  is  better 
ta2.2.7.tothem  who  by  patient  continuance  in 


1 2. 1 2. be  patient  in  tribulatioii,continuin^ 

1  Tbef.^. 14.  hepatient  towardallrnen         & 

2  Thef.  3 . 5 .  and  into  the  patient  waiting  for  Chrift 

1  Ti«.3.3.not  greedie  of  filthy  lucre^  bat  patient 

2  Tim.  z.  24.  apt  to  teach,  patient 
fames  5. 7.  be  patient  therefore  brethren 

8.be  ye  alfo  patient,  ftablifh  your  hearts 
f-Vattentlp. 
P/d/.37.7.and  wait  patiently  for  him 

40. i.I  waited  patiently  for  the  Lord 
Alls  zfi.j.  I  befeech  thce,hear  me  patiently 
Heb. 6. 1 5»fo  after  he  had  patiently  endured 
I  P<*.2.zo.for  your  faults,ye  (hall  take  it  patiently 
fuffer  for  it,ye  take  it  patiently , this 
3E>afcno0. 
Rev. i.9.Jefus  Chrift,was  in  the ifle called  Patmos 

faatrtarcfj. 
Ails  2.29.  fpeak  unto  you  of  the  patriarch  David 
Heb.y.^xo  whom  even  the  patriarch  Abraham 

^atriarcijsr. 
Ails  7.8.and  Jacob  begate  the  twelve  patriarchs 
9  .patriarchs  moved  with  envie  fold  Jofeph 

^atriutonp. 

£>e«f.i8.8.comerhof  the  fale  of  his  patrimony 

f&atroba0. 

Rom.16. 14/atute — HermaSjP^-tf&^Hermes  and 

pattern,  See  patent. 

$an,  called  fbai      1  cbmi.  1. 50. 

Gfi*.36.39.Hadar3the  name  of  his  citie  was  Pau 

^atoiD. 
£OTrf.24.io.under  his  feet  as  it  were  a  paved  work 
Gwtf.3.io.the  midft  thereof  being  paved  with  love 

$>a\>cment, 
2  Kja.16.17.pu1  it  on  a  pavement  of  ftones 
2  tfowz.7.3.  faces  to  tne  ground  on  die  pavement 
Efther  i.6.on  a  pavement  of  red  and  blue 
E^\-  40- 1 7*  a  pavement  made  for  the  court  round 
•  and  30.chambers  were  on  the  pavement 
18.  pavement  by  the  fide  of  the  gates  over 

it  was  the  lower  pavement 
42.3.and  over  againft  the  pavement 
fohn  19. 1 3.in  a  place  that  is  called  the  Pavement 

fiaWKon. 
Pfal.iS.  1 1. his  pavilion  round  about  him  were 

2  7.5. he  fhall  hide  me  in  his  pavilion 

3  i.2o.keep  them  fecretly  in  a  pavilion 
fer.^i.  1  o.fpread  his  royall  pavilion  over  them 

$abtltoit0. 
2  S/tftt.22.i2.made  darkneile  pavilioas  round 
1  i£i«g.2o.i2.  he  and  the  kings  in  the  pavilions 
a6.drinking  himfelf  drunk  in  the  pavilions 

#aul. 

Atts  i3-9.then  Paul  filled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
1 3. now  when  Paul  and  his  company  loofed 
i6.then  Paul  flood  up,  and  beckened 
43. religious  Profelytes  followed  Paul  and 

45.  thole  things  which  were  fpoken  by  Paul 

46.  then  Paul  ajid  Barnabas  waxed  bold,and 
.5o.raifed  perfecution  againft  Paul  and  Bar. 

i4.9.the  fame  heard  Paul  fpeak  :  who 

1 1  .people  faw  what  Paul  had  done,  they  lift 
1  i.called  Barnabas  Jupiter ,and  Paul  Mercu. 
1 4.apoftles,Barnabas  and  Paul  heard  of 
19. and  having  ftoned  Paul,  drew  him 

1 5.2-when  therefore  Paul  and  Barnabas  had  no 
they  determined  that  Paid  and  Barn. 

1 2  .gave  audience  to  Barnabas  and  Paul 
22.to  Antioch,  with  Paul  and  Barnabas 
25-with  our  beloved  Barnabas  and  Paul 
35.Pa«/alfoand  Barn,  continued  in  Antioch 
3ff.forne  daies  aff;r,Paul  faid  unto  Barnabas 
38.  Paul  thought  not  good  to  take  him  with 
40.and  Paul  chofe  Silas,and  departed 

1 6. 3  .him  would  Paul  have  to  go  forth 
9.3  vifion  appeared  to  Paul  In  the  night 
14.  to  the  things  which  were  fpoken  of  Paul 
I7.the  fame  followed  Paul  and  us 
1 8. but  Paul  being  grieved,turned  and  faid 
19-they  caught  Paul  and  Silas,and  drew 
25.  at  midnight  Paul  and  Silas  prayed 
28. but  Paidcryed  with  a  loud  voyce,  faying 
29  Jaylor  fell  down  before  Paid  and  Silas  I 
36.keep.ofthe  prifon  told  this  faying  to  Paid] 
37.butP<z«<rfaid  un:o  them,They  have  beaten  J 

I7.2.and  Paul, as  his  manner  waswent 
4.  and  conforted  with  Paul  and  Silas  j 

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10. immediately  ferit  away  Paul  and  Silas 

1 5  .word  of  God  was  preached  of  Paul 

1  ^.brethren  fent  away  Paul,  to  go  as 
if  .and  they  that  conducted  Paul,  brought 

16  now  while  Paul  waited  for  them  at  Athens 
ii.then  Paul  flood  in  the  midft  of  Mars-hill 
33.fo  Paul  departed  from  among  chem 

1 8. i. after  thefe  things  Paul  departed  from 
t.Paul  was  prefled  in  fpirit,  arid  teftified 
o!then  (pake  the  Lord  "to  Paul'm  the  night      ■ 
n.Jewesmade  inftirrection  againft  Paul 
1 4.  when  Paul  was  now  about  to  open 
18.  Paul  after  this  tarried  there  yet  a  good 

19;  1  .Paul  having  pafl'ed  thorbw  the  upper 
4.then  faid  Prt«/,John  Verily  baptized 
tf.when  Paul  had  laid  his  hands  upon  them 
n.G.wrought  fpec.mir.by  the  hands  of  Paul 
ij.we  adjure  you  by  Jefus  whom  Paul  prea. 
1 5  .and  Paul  1  knowjbut  who  are  ye 
ii.Paul  purpofed  in  the  fpirit,  when  he 
2tf.this  Paul  hath  perfwaded  and  turned 
%9.pauls  companions  in  travell,  they  rufhed 
jo.when  Paul  would  have  entred  in  unto 

io.  i.  Paul  called  unto  him  the  difciples,arid 
7.  Paid  preached  unt  >  them,  ready  to  depart 
j.and  as  Paul  was  long  preaching,  he 
io.and  Paul  went  down  and  fell  on  him 
1 3  .there  intending  to  take  in  Paul 
iiS.for  Paul  had  determined  to  faile  by 
37.and  fell  on  Pauls  neckband  kifl':d  him 

11.4.  who  faid  to  Paul  through  the  fpiric 
8. next  day  we  that  were  of  Pauls  company 
11.  he  took  Pauls  girdle,  arid  bound  his  own 

1  3. then  Paul  anfwered,  What  mean  ye 
iZ.Pattl  went  in  with  us  unto  James 
26  then  Paul  took  the  men,  and  the  next  day 

2  9.fuppofcd  that  Paul  had  brought  into 
30-  and  they  took  Paul,  and  drew  him  out 

3  2.  thev  left  beating  of  Paul 
37. and  as  Paul  was  to  be  led  into  the  caftle 
39.but  Paul  faid,I  am  a  man  which  am  a  Jew 
40. given  him  licence,Pa«i  flood  on  the  flairs 

zt.z^.Paul  faid  unto  the  Centurion  that  flood 
z8.and  Paul  faid,But  I  was  free  born 
3oand  brought  Paul  downe,and  fet 
a3.i.andP<J«/earneftly  beholding  the 
3. then  faith  Paul  to  him,  God  fhall  finite 
5. then  faid  Paul,  I  wift  not  brethren 
^.when  Paul  perceived  that  the  one  part 
10.  chief  captain  fearing  left  Paul  fhould 
1 1. Lord  — fald,Be  of  good  cheer,PW 
12.  would  not  drink, till  they  had  killed  Paul 
i4.eat  nothing  untill  we  have  flain  Paul 
itf  .when  Pauls  fiftet  s  fon  heard  of  their 

entred  into  the  caftle,  and  told  Pud 
i7.tb.en  Paul  called  one  of  the  Centurions 
i8.P<J«'the  prifoner  called  me  unto  him 
20.that  thou  wouldeft  bring  down  Paul 
14.  that  they  might  fet  Paul  on,  and  bring 
3 1. took  Paul,  and  brought  him  by  night 
3  3  prefented  Paul  alfo  before  him 
24.i.who  informed  the  governour  againft  Paul 
io.then  Paul,  after  that  the  governour 
43. commanded  a  Centurion  to  keep  Paul 
14.  Felix — fent  for  P««/,and  heard  him 
2tf  .mony  fhould  have  been  given  him  of  Paul 
2 7. to  fhew  the  Jewes  a  pleafure,left  Paul 

2  5.  1.  chief  of  the  Jewes  informed  him  agai.P<z«/ 

4.Feflua  anfwered  that  Paul  fhould  be  kept 
6.  commanded  Paul  to  be  brought 
7. and  grievous  complaints  againft  Paul 
9. Feftus — -anfwered  Pa«/and  faid,Wilt 
10. faid  Paul,  I  ftand  at  Cefars  judgement 
14  Feftus  declared  Pauls  caufe  to  the  king 
i9.whom  Paul  affirmed  to  be  alive 
2 1. when  Pfl«/had  appealed  to  bereferved 
23. at  Feftus  commandment  Paul  was  brought 
2tf.l.then  Agrippa  faid  to  Paul,  Thou  art 

then  Paul  ftretched  forth  the  hand 
z^.Paul,  thou  art  befide  thy  felf ,much 
28. then  Agrippa  faid  unto  Paul,  Almoft 
29JW  faid,I  would  to  God  that  not  only 
27-1. they  delivered  Pan',  and  certain  other 
3.  Julius  courteoufly  entreated  Paul 
9-faft  was  now  already  paft,P<7#/admonifhed 
11.  thofe  things  which  were  fpoken  by  Paul 


2i.P<*#/ftoodforthin  the  midft  of  them 
24.faying,Feare  not  Paul,  thoumuft 
'3 1  .then.Pfl«/  faid  to  the  Centurion,and  to 
33.  day  was  coming  on,  Paul  befought 
4  3.Centurion,willingto  favePaw/.kept 
28. 3. and  when  Paul  had  gathered  a  bundle 
8.  to  whom  Paul  entred  in,  and  prayed 
1  5  .whom  when  Paul  faw,he  thanked  God 
itf.  but  Paul  was  fuffered  to  dwell  by 
17.  that  after  three  daies  Paul  called  the 
25.  after  that  Paul  had  fpoken  one  word 
lo.Pa.ul  dwelt  two  yeeres  in  his  own  houfc 
Rom.i.  i.Paul  a  fervant  of  Jefus  Chrift,called 

1  Cor.  1. 1. Paul  called  to  be  an  Apoftle  of  Jefus 
1  i.every  one  of  you  faith, I  am  of  Paul 
1 3. was  Paul  crucified  for  you 

or  were  ye  baptized  in  the  name  of  Paul 
3.4.  for  while  one  fairh,  I  am  of  P«*/,and 
5-  who  then  is  Pu«/?and  who  is  Apollo 
".whether  Paul,  or  Apollo,or  Cephas 
1tf.21.the  falutation  of  me  Paul  with  mine 

2  Cor.i.  1 ,  Paul  an  Apoftle  of  Jefus  Chrift  by 
io-i.now  I  Paul  my  felf  befeech  you  by 

Gal.i.  1.  Padan  Apoftle,not  of  men,neither 

5. 2. behold,  I  Paul  fay  unto  you,  that  if 
Epbe f.1.1. Paul  an  Apoftle  of  Jefus  Chrift  by 

3-i.  for  this  caufc,I  Paul,the  prifoner  of 
Ptidip.1,1. Paul  and  Timotheus  the  fervants  of  Jef. 
Colof.i.i.Paulan  Apoftle  of  Jefus  Chrift  by 
23.whereofIPa«/am  madea  minifler 

4.i8.the  falutation  by  the  hand  of  me  Paul 
1  The  f.1.1. Paul  an,d  Silvanus,and  Timotheus 

2.i8.come  toyou(evenl  Paul)  once  anda<*ain 
tTbef.i.i.Pauland  Sylvanus,  and  Timotheus^ 

3. 17. falutation  ofP<W,with  mineown  hand 

1  Tim.  1.1.  Paul  an  Apoftle  of  Jefus  Chri  ft 

2  fan.  1.1, 

Thus  i.i.Paul a  fervant  of  God,and  an  Apoftle 
PLUcm.x.Paula  prifoner  of  Jefus  Chrift 
9.being  fuch  a  one  as  Paul  the  aged 
1 9.I  Paul  have  written  it  with  mine  own 

2  Ptf.3.1  j.even  as  our  beloved  brother  Paul 
patting. 

Afts  13.7.  the  deputy  of  thecountrey  Ser.  Paulm 

1  Si2.i7.37.of  thepaw  of  the  lion,&  out  of  the  paw 

tm;.ti.27.whatfoever  goeth  on  his  pawes  among 

$->ats>cH). 
Job  39.21 . he pamtb in  the  valley,and  rejoyceth 

Exod.n.i9.  only  he  tiizllpay  for  the  JofTe  ofhis 
22.and  he  ihall  pay  as  the  judges  determine 
5tf.he  fhall  furely  pay  oxe  for  oxe 
22.7-thiefe  be  found,let  him  pay  double 
9-he  fhall  pay  double  to  his  neighbour 
17-he  (kallpay  moriy  according  to  tli2  dowry 
Numb.io.i9  then  I  willpay  for  ir,  I  will 
Datf.23.21.  thou  fhaltnot  flack  to  pay  it 
iSam.i^i 7.  and  pay  my  vow  which  1  havevow«d 

1  fC23.20.39.or  elfe  thou  malt  pay  a  talent  of  lily. 

2  K^-4-7.go  fell  the  oyl,  and  pay  thy  debt 
2  Cfcos.8.8.  Sol.maketo/>«y  tribute  untill  this 

27-S-fo  rriuch  did  thechil.of  Ammonpay  to  him 
E^a.  4.i3.then  will  they  not  pay  toll,tribute 
Efiher  3.9. 1  will  pay  ten  thouf.  talents  of  (ilver  to 

4-7-Haman  had  promifed  to  pay  die  kings 
Job  22. 27. and  thou  (haltpay  thy  vowes 
P/a/.2i.2j.I  will  pay  toy  vowes  before  them  that 
50.i4.and/wythy  vowes  to  the  moll  High 
66. 1 3.I  will  pay  thee  my  vowes 
7<5.ii.vow  and  pay  to  the  Lord  your  God 
116. 14. 1  will  pay  my  vowes  to  the  Lord  V.18. 
P'W.19. 17.tb.at  which  he  hath  given,  will  he  pay 

1 2.17.  if  thou  haft  nothing  to  pny 
Ecclcf.^.^.  deferre  not  to  pay  it,  for  he  hath  no 

pay  that  which  thou  haft  vowed 
5>  then  that  thou  fhouldeft  vow,  and  not  pay 
Jonah  2.9. 1  willpay  that  which  I  have  vowed 
Affltt.17.24.doth  not  your  mailer  pay  tribute 
18.25.  forafmuch  as  he  had  not  to  pay  his 
2tf.patience  with  me,  and  I  will /My  thee  all 
28.faying,P<ry  me  that  thou  oweft 
29. have  patience  with  me,and  I  will  pay  thee 
30.intoprifon  till  he  fhould  pxy  the  debt 
34.till  he  fhould  pay  all  that  was  due  to  him 
Z  7.  7.  2 


23.23  .for  ye  pay  tithe  of  mint,  and  anile 
Lu\e  7.4  2. when  he  had  nothing  to  pay,  he 
Rom.  13.6.  for  this  caufe  pay  ye  tribute  alfo 

f2>apeD-  ..    .  , 

£-^4.20.and  cuftome  was  payed  unto  them 
Prov.j.  1 4.this  day  have  I  payed  my  vowes 
Jonah  1 .3X0  he  payed  the  fare  thereof,and  went 
Matt.<;.z6.vll  thou  haft  payed  the  uttermoft  farth. 
Lu\e  1 2. 5-9.nl!  thou  haft  payed  the  very  laft  mite 
Heb. 7.9. Levi — fayed  tithes  in  Abraham 

32>apetij.  . 

PfaLxy,  11  .wicked  borroweth,  ai\d pay.  not  againe 

^agiticnt. 

MMiiiAf.  all  that  he  had  to  be  fold , and  payment 

Gra.41.1tf. fhall  give  Pharaoh  an  anfwer  of  peace 
LcvU.16.6.  and  1  will  givepeace  in  the  land 
Numb.  6.16.  the  Lord  give  thtc  p:ace 

25.12.  I  give  to  him  my  covenant  of 'peace, 
T>eut.r.i6.i>\hon  king  of  Heih.with  wordi  oipea.ee 

20. 10  then  proclaim'e peace  unto  it 
11.  if  it  make  thee  an  anfwer  of  peace 
1 2.if  it  will  make  no  peace  with  thee 

23. 6-  thou  lhaltnotfeek  their  peace 

29.19.  fayihg,I  ihall  have  peace  though  I 
Judg.  4.17.  for  there  was  peace  between  Jabin 

1  Sam.-j.i^.  there  was  peace  between  Krael 
io.y.itiswell,  thy  fervahc  fhall  have  peacp 

21  .for  there  is  peace  to  ihee,and  no  hurt 
i  Kjn. 1. 3$.onhis  throne  fhall  there  be  peace 
4.24.and  he  hzdpeace  on  all  fides 
J.i2.there  was  peace  between  Hiram  and  So'04 
20. 1 8. whether  they  be  come  out  for  peace 

2  i(is.9. 17. and  let  them  fay, Is  it  peace 
18. thus  faith  the  king,  Is  it  peace       Ver.19. 

what  haft  thou  todo  withpeace     Ver.19. 
22  Jorarnfaw  Jehu. that  he  faid, Is  it  peace 

Jehu  anfwered,  Whatpf<z«?,fo  long  as 

3i.faid,Had  Zimii/JC^f,who  flew  hismafter 

20. 19. not  good,if/)(?(Zi:c  and  truth  be  in  my  daies 

1  Cbron.zz.c).  and  1  will  give  peace  to  Ifrael  in  ln's 

2  Chton.i).].  in  thofe  times  there  was  no  peace 
E^a  4. 17. and  to  the  reft  beyond  the  river ,Peaee 

5.7.UIU0  Darius  the  king,all  peace 
7-n.of  the  law  of  the  God  ofhea.  perfect  peace 
9.1 2.nor  feek  their  peace  or  their  wealth 
£/?b.9.3o.whh  words  oipcace  and  truth 
io#3.and  fpeaking  peace  to  all  his  feed 
Job  y.23.beafts  of  the  field  fhall  be  at  peace  with 
22, 21. acquaint  thy  felf  with  him.  and  beatpea. 
2  5\2.he  make  h  peace  in  his  high  places 
Pfal.j. nxvill  to  him  that  was  at  peace  widi  me 
28. 5. which  fpeake  peace  to  their  neighbours 
29.11.the  Lord  willblelle  his  people  withpeace 
34.14.  feek  peace,  and  purfue  it 
35.20.  for  they  fpeake  notpeace,but 
37.11-  delight  themfelves  in  the  abund.  of  peace 
37. for  the  end  of  that  man  is  peace 
'    55.20. againft  fuch  as  be  aipeace  with  him 
72.3.  mountaines  fliall  bring  peace  to  the  peop. 

7.and  abundance  of  peace,  fo  long  as 
85.8  he  will  fpeake  peace  to  his  people 

1  o.  righteoufnefl'e  andpeace  have  kifTed  each 
1 1 9. 1 65. great />e<30?  have  they  which  love  thy  > 
120. 6. long  dwelt  with  him  that  hatethpeace 

7.1  am  for  peace:  but  when  I  fpeak 
l22.tf.  pray  for  thepeacc  of  Jerufalem 
115.5.  hutpeace  fliall  be  upon  ifrael 
i28.6.yea,thou  flialt  fee  peace  on  Ifrael 
I47.i4.he  maketh  peace  in  thy  borders 
Prov.2.iy.and  all  her  paths  are  peace 
12. 20.ro  the  counfellers  of 'peace,  is  joy 
16.7  his  enemies  to  be  az peace  with  him 
Ecclef^S.  a  time  ofwarre,and  a  time  of  peace 
J/^-9.tf.theeverlafting  Father,the  pi irice  of peace 
7  of  the  increafe  ofhis  peace  there 
2tf .  1 2.  Lord,thou  wilt  ordain  peace  for  us 
27.5. may  make  peace  with  me,  fliall  makepeace 
32.17. the  work  ofrighteoufnefle  fhall  bepcacc 
3  3 .7.3mbafladours  of  peace  fliall  weep 
38.i7.behold,for/v«c  I  had  great  bitternefle 
3 9. 8. for  there  fhall  be  peace  in  my  dayes 
45.7 .1  make  peace,  and  create  evill 
48. 1 8  .then  had  thy  peace  been  as  a  river 
2  2.thcre  is  no  peace,  faith  the  Lord, unto  the 
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y  z. 7.  that  pubhiheth  peace, tha.i  bringcth 
f  3.  f .  the  chaftifemenc  of  our  pea.  was  upon  him 
f 4.10.  ne.fhill  thccoven.ofmypf4.be  removed 
13.  and  great  ihall  be  the  pea.  of  thy  childr. 
5f.1i.and  be  led  forth  wi:h  peace 
57 .  2. he  fhall  enter  into  peace :  they 
1 9. create  the  fruit  of  the  lips;  peace, peace 
2 1  .there  is  no  pe. faith  my  God,to  the  wicked 
f9  8  the  way  ok  peace  they  know  not 

gocth  therein  fliali  not  know  peace 
60. 17. 1  will  alfo  make  thine  officers  peace 
66.12.I  will  extend peace  to  her  like  a  river 
Jer.4. 10. laying ,Ye  ihall  have  peace,whereas 
6.i4.faying,Peacc,pcacc,when  there  is  no  peace 

Chap.8.11. 
8. if. we  looked  forpcace,butno  good  came 
i2.f.and  if  jn  the  land  ofpeacc,wherein 

1 2.  no  flefh  (hall  have  peace 
14  13. 1  will  give  you  allured  peace  in  this  place 
1 9  we  looked  for  peace,  and  there  is  no  good  | 
1 6.  j. for  I  have  taken  away  my  peace  from 
18. 9. the  prophet  which  prophefieth  peace 
19.7.2nd  feek  the  peace  of  the  citie  whither 

1 1. that  I  think  towards  you  thoughts  of  pea. 
30.  $  .heard  a  voice  of  feare.and  not  of  peace 
3  3  ^.reveale  unto  them  the  abundance  of  peace 
Lam. 2. 17.  removed  my  foul  far  oft'  from  peace 
£^7-if -they  ihall  feek  peace,and  there  dial  be 
13  10. faying, Pcace,and  there  was  nopeace 

i^.vifions  of  pea.  for  her,and  there  is  no  pea. 
34.if.make  with  them  a  covenant  of  peace 
37.2<f. 1  will  make  a  covenant  of  peace  with 
Oan.8.2 f.and  bypeace  (hall deftroy  many 
Obad.7. the  men  that  were  at  peace  with  thee 
Micab  3.  f .  that  bite  with  their  teeth,  &  cry.  Peace 

f -f .this  man  (hall  be  the  />eace,when  the 
Nabum  1. 1  f  .that  publiflieth  peace.  O  Judah,keep 
HJg.z.g.'m  this  place  will  I  give  peace 
Zecb.6. 12. counfellof  peace  ihalbe  between  them 
8-io.was  thereany  peace  to  him  that 
z6  execute  the  judgement  of  truth  and  peace 
19.  therefore  love  the  truth  and  peace 
9. 10. and  he  fliall  fpeake  peace  to  the  heathen 
Mai  Lf  .my  coven,  was  with  him  of  life  and  peace 
Mar. 10.13. houfe  be  worthy,  let  your  peace  corae 
not  worthy,let  your  peace  return  to  you 
3  4. think  not  that  I  am  come  to  fend  peace 

I  come  not  to  fend  peace,  but  a  fword 
Mar\  9'fO.  and  have  peace  one  with  another 
Luke  1 .79.  to  guide  our  feet  into  the  way  of  peace 
1.14  and  on  earth  peace^good  will  towards 
10. 6.  fon  of  peace  be  there,your  peace  fliall 
12.fi.  that  I  am  come  to  give  pace  on  earth 
14.31. and  deMreth  conditions  of  peace 

I  9.38  peace  in  heaven,and  glory  in  the  higheft 

41  .the  things  which  belong  to  thy  peace 
John  1n-z7.pea.ee  I  leave  with  you,  my  peace  I  give 

i<j,33.thatin  me  ye  might  have  peace 
At~ts  1  o.35.preaching  peace  by  Jefus  Chrift 

I I  zc.deflred  peace,  becaufe  their  countrey 
Kara.  1.7.  grace  to  you,  and  peace  from  God  our 

1. 10. but  glory,  honour  and  peace  to  every  man 

3.17  the  way  of  peace  have  they  not  known 

y  1 .  we  ha  ve  peace  with  G  od  through 

8.6  to  be  fpiritually  minded  is  life  and  peace 

10.  if  that  pteach  the  Gofpel  of  peace 

14. i7.butrighteoufnefle,and  peace, and  joy  in 

t  9  after  the  things  that  make  for  \eace 
if.  1 3.  and  peace  in  beleeving,that  ye  may 
33. the  God  of  peace  be  with  you  all, Amen 
1  Cor.ii  grace  be  to  you,andpeace  from  God 

2  Cor.  1. 2. 
7. 1  f .  but  God  hath  called  us  topeace 
14. 33. but  of  peace,  as  in  all  Churches 
1  Cor.i  3.1 1  .live  in  pea-a.nd~pea.ihaU  be  with  you 
Ga/.i^.grace  be  to  you,  and  peace  from  God 

Ephef.i.i. 
r.n  fruit  of  the  fpirit  is  love,  joy, peace 
Eph.%.  1 4.  for  he  is  our  peace ,who  hath  made 
1  f  of  twain  one  new.  man, fo  makingpeace 
17  and  came  and  preached  peace  to  you 
4.3,  keepthe  unity  of  the  fpi.in  the  bond  of  pea. 
<f  t?.  with  the  preparation  of  the  Golpel  of  pea. 
Pbil'/p.  1 .  z.grace  be  to  you,  and  peace  from  God 

4.7.<he  peace  of  God  which  paflVhall  underft. 
ColoCx-z  grace  be  to  you,&pea.from  G.  1  Tb.1.1. 


3.if4et  the  peace  of  God  rule  in  your  hearts 

1  fbef.5 .3.  when  they  fliall  fay,  Peace  and  fafety 
1 ;  .and  be  at  peace  among  your  felves 

2  The/. i.z.  grace  unto  you,  and  peace  from  God 
3«i6.now  the  Lord  of  peace  himfelf  give 

1  Tim.i.z  gtace,mercy  &pea.from  G.  1  Tim.i.z. 
zTim.z.zz.but  follow  righteouf  faith,charity ,pea. 
Titus  i.4,gracc,mercy,and  peace  from  God 
Philcm.3.  grace  to  you,  andpeace  from  God 
He&^^.kingof  Salem,  that  is,king  of  peace 

I  1..3  l.whcnflie  had  received  the  fpies  with  pea. 

j  2 . 1 4 .  follow  peace  with  all  men 
James  3.18.1s  fown  in  pea.  of  them  that  make  pea. 
1  Pet. 3. 1  l.let  him  feek  peace,and  enfue  it 
1  John  3.  grace  be  to  you,mercy_,and  peace 
Judc  2.  mercy  unto  you,  and  peace 
fle^e/.  1.4.  grace  be  unto  you,  and  peace  from 

6.4.  to  take  peace  from  the  earth 
$2>eace  he. 

Gen.  42 .23.  peace  be  to  you,  feare  not 
Judg.6  23.  peace  be  unto  thee/eare  not 

1 9. 20. old  mm  faid,  Peace  be  with  thee 
1  Sa/».2f  ,6.pea.bc  both  to  thee,and  pea.be  to  thin 
pea.  b:  to  all  thou  haft 
1  Cbron.1z.1S.  and  peace  be  to  thine  helpers,  and 
Pfal.izz.y.  peace  bewithnthy  wals,and 

8.1  will  now  fay,Peace  be  within  thee 
•Datf.4.i.the  carch/eace  be  multiplyed  unto  you 

Chap. 6.2$, 
10.19. peace  be  unto  thee,be  ftrong,yea 
I«£.io.5  .firft  fay,  Peace  be  to  this  houfe 

24.36.  and  faith  to  them ,Peace  be  to  you 
John  20.19. faith  to  them,Peaa'  be  unto  you 
21. peace  be  to  you:  As  my  Father  hath 
26.  and  faid,  >Jeacc  be  unto  you 
Gal.6. 1 6.  peace  be  on  thern,and  mercy ,and 
F.pb.6  23. peace  be  to  the  brethren,and  love  with 
1  P et. 1. z. and  peace  bemu'tiplyed 

f.14.  peace  be  with  you  all  that  are  in  Chrift 

1  Pe;.  1. 2. grace  and  peace  be  multiplyed  to  you 

3  John,  1  mpeace  be  to  thee, our  friends  falute 

Go  wj^eaic,  See  <&a. 

Godoflfceici. 

/ta.if  .33.  the  God  of  pea.  be  with  yeu  all^Amen 

16.20.thc  God  of peace  Ihall  bruifc  Satan 
Philip.  4.9.  and  the  God  of  peace  (hall  be  with  you 
1  Th.<;.z2.the  very  Qod  of  peace  fanftifie 
Hei.13.20.the  Godofpeacc  that  brought  again 
Held  $eace>See  $£«).  Hold  $tae:,See  $ofi). 
In  ^>catc. 
Gen.i  y.i  f .  go  to  thy  fathers  in  peace 
z6.z9.we  ha*e  fent  thee  away  in  peace 
3  i.they  departed  from  Ifaac  in  peace 
28.21.come  to  my  fathers  houfe  in  peace 
44-17-get  ye  up  in  peace  unto  your  father 
£.wd.i8.23.peo.  fliall  alfo  go  to  their  place  in  pea. 
Jojb.  10. 2 1. to  the  camp  to  Jofli.at  Makke.  In  pea. 
Judg.%,9.  when  I  come  again  in  peace  I  will 
11.31.when  I  return  in  peace  from  the 

1  ^.25.3  5:.  g°  upinpeacc  to  thine  houfe 

2  Sam.  3 . 2  r .  and  he  went  in  peace 
22.  and  he  was  gone  in  peace 
23  .and  he  is  gone  in  peace 

1  f  .27.  returne  into  the  citie  in  peace 
17.3.  fo  all  the  people  (hall  be  in  peace 
19- 24. till  the  day  he  came  again  mpeace 
3o.as  my  lord  the  king  is  come  again  in  peace 

1  Y^n.z.% .and  flied  the  b'oud  of  war  in  peace 
6-hoarie  head  go  down  to  the  grave  in  peace 

22.1 7. return  every  man  to  his  houfe  in  peace 

zCbroa.iS.i6. 

2  7.untill  I  come  in  peace 

a8.  if  thou  return  at  all  in  peace,  the 

2  Chron.1S.17. 

2  2t«.22.20„ihaltbc  gather  .into  thy  grave  in  pea. 
2  Chron.24.zS. 

2  Chron.  r  8. 26.untill  I  returne  in  Peace 

19-i.Jehofliaphat  returned  to  his  houfe  mpeace 

Job  5. 24. know  that  thy  taber.  (hall  be  'mpeace 
'P/aZ.4.8.1  will  both  lay  me  down  mpeace 
f  f  .18. he  hath  delivered  my  foul  mpeace 

Ifai.z6.2.  wilt  keep  him  in  perfect  :<eace,  whole 

/ey.29.7.in  thepe<ire  thereof  (hall  ye  have  peace 
34. f  .but  thou  (halt  die  in  peace,  and 
43. 1 2. he  (hall  go  forth  from  thence  in  Peace 

Mai.  2.6.  he  walked  with  me  in  peace  and  equity 


Luke  2.29.now  letteft  thou  thy  lerv.depart  inpea., 
1 1. 2 1.  his  goods  are  in  peace 

1  Cor.  16.1 1. but  conduct  him  forth  in  peace 

2  Ce-r.13.,11.  be  of  one  minde,live  mpeace 
James  z.x6.  depart  in  peace,  be  you  warmed 

3.18.  fruit  of  righfeoufnvfte  is  fowae  in  peace 
2  Pef.3.i4.that  ye  may  be  found  of  him  in  peace 
Made  f->cace,  See$J).i02, 
^tm-of rings,  See  jDffringff. 

fteace, 

Mar\  4.39.  faid  to  the  fea,Pca*e,and  be  ftill 

peaceable. 
Ge».34.2i.thefe  men  are  peaceable  with  us 
2  Sam.zo.i9. 1  am  one  of  them  that  zxepeaceable 
1  Chron.4.4%.  land  was  wide^uiet  and  peaceable 
Ifai.2z.iS.  my  peo.  fliall  dwell  in  a  peaceable hab. 
Jer.z^27sbepeaccable  habitations,  are  cut  down  ' 
1  7"««.2.2.that  we  may  lead  apeaceaile  life 
He b.  1 2. 1 1.  it  yeeldeth  the  peaceable  fruit  of 
James  3.17.1s  firft  f»re,thenpeaceai/e,gentle 

f-veaceabip. 
GeB.37.4.could  not  fpeake  peaceably  unto  him 
Jitdg.i  i.i3.therfore  reftorethofe  lands  againfi;a. 

2r.13.and  to  call  peaceably  unto  them 
1  Sam.  1 6.4-and  faid,Comeft  thou  peaceably 

f  .he  faid,Pe  ace  ably:  I  am  come  to  lacrifice 
1  Kin.z.i  3.faid,Comeft  thoupeaceaiiie  faid,Pea. 
1  Chron.  1 2  ■  1 7  .if  ye  be  come  peaceably  to  help' 
7e>'.  9.8.  one  fpeaketh  peaceably  10  his  n^.ahlv 


peaceably  to  his  neiglibour 
Da3.11. 21. but  he  (hall  come  Li 


2  4-he  ihall  enter  peaceably  even  upon 
&MS.J2.I8.  live  peaceably  with  all  men 

$>cace-makcrg. 
i)fa/t.5:.9.  bleft'edare  the  peace-makers:  for 

1 ICw.io.22.bringing— apes ,8c peacocks  a Cb.9.zi. 
Job  3 9. 1 3. thou  the  goodly  wings  unto  tb.e/>eac<wfc 

Malt.  1 3.46. when  he  had  found  ewfiearlof  great 
fcw.2  i.2i.every  feverall  gate  was  ef  one  pearl 

f-tearte. 
Job  28.18.  no  mention  fliall  be  made  of  pearls 
Matt.  7. ^.neither  caft  ye  your  pearls  before  fwine 

i3-4f  .to  a  merchant  man  feekingf  emit 
t  7"^.i.9.orpear//,orcoftly  aray 
Rev.  1 7.4. and  decked  with  gold  — andpearls 
1 8. 1 2.  the  merchandife — of  pearls,  and  fine 

16-  and  precious  ftones,  andpearls 
21.21  .the  twelve  gates  were  twelve  pearls 
.  fkcaitar. 

Exod.19.  f.then  ye  fliall  be  a  peculiar  treafure 
De^.14. 2.thee  to  be  a  peculiar  people  to  himfelf 
16.18.  avouched  thee  this  day  to  be  his  peculiar 
Pfal.it  f  ,4.and  Ifrael  for  hispccitUar  treafure 
Ecclef.z. S.and  the  peculiar  treafure  of  kings 
Titus  2.14.  purifie  to  himfelf  a  peculiar  people 
1  Pef.2.9.  ^peculiar  people,  that  ye  fhould  ihevv 

#et>a1jel. 
Numb.-i^ .  2S.the  prince  —  of  Naphtali,Peda/;e/ 

^eoahjar. 
Num.1.10  of  Manafllh, Gamaliel  fon  ofPedabytr 
2.20.cap.of  Manafl".  Gamaliel  fon  of  Pedab^a 
7.f  4.  on  the  8.  day  off.Gamali.fon of  Pcdab^tr 

f  9.offring  of  Gamaliel  fon  of  Pedab^ur 
10.23.ovcr  the  hoft  of  Manaf.Gam.fon  of  Ped. 
$>eQsfal). 

1  Chmi.3. 1$ .and  Pedaiah,and  Shenazar,Jecamiah 
1 9. the  Tons  of  Pedoiab  were  Zerubbabel 

27-io.of  ManaiTeh,Joel  fon  of  Pedaiab 
Nehem.2.2  5. after  him  Pedaiab  fon  ofParofli 
8. 4. and  on  his  l«ft  hand  Pedaiab 
n.7.tlie  fon  of  Pec4aia&,the  fon  of  Kolaiah 
13.13.and  of  the  Levites,PeiiJa&:and 
^Degrees. 
Numb.  1 .1 8.and  they  declared  their  pedigrees 

$?>celet>. 
Ifai.iS.zxo  a  nation  fcattered  and  peeled 

7.of  a  people  fcattered  andpee/ed,and  from 
E^-29.i8.and  every  flioulder  was peeled,zrid 

H£>ecpc. 
lfai.8.19.  unto  wizards  that  peepe,  and  that  murter 

Ifai.io.  1 4,or  opened  the  mouth,orpeeperf 

^ebal).  / 

2  Kin.  1  j .  2  f  .but  Pckab  fon  of  R  emaliab,a  captain 
27_the  two  &  fiftieth  yeec  of  Azariah— Pek- 

29,  in 


P  E  O 


P  EO 


PEG 


i9  in  the  daies  of  ?c\ab  came  Tiglath 
jo  Hothea  made  a  confpiracic  againft  P^ab 
\  i  the  reft  of  the  afts  of  Pcfcrt  and 
j  x  in  the  fccond  yeere  of  Fe\.  began  Jotham 
jVapainft  Judah  P^ab  fonof  Raraaliah 
x/i.'in  the  feventeench  yeere  of  Pelpb 

.  Rezin  and  Pe^b  came  up  to  Jerul.  to  war 
cfoo  28  6.ior  tel&b  flew  in  Judah  100.&  1000. 
r/sii/i  Rezin  and  P*H  went  up  towards  Jcrui. 
r/f;7;,'  $>e&ai)taij, 

ir;»ir  1  ?  zi-and  F«H«^  his  fon  reigned  in  his 
*"       2?  in  the  f  o.yeere  of  A  zari  ah,  Pe^bwb 
i£and  the  reft  of  the  afts  of  Pe\ahiab 

ftr  <o  ii  -and  again  ft  the  inhabitants  of  Pckod 
vnl  U  22.  Pehod  and  Shoah,  and  Koa,  Ik  raife 

Kl  22  *6  moth.name  Zebudah,daugh.ofPetab    1  J&fci*^  Jerob.  went  oucandbuilc  Pe»«e/ 
1  ChroK  14.  and  Peldab,and  Akkub,and  Johanan   1  Cbras.4-4-  and  _P«wrf  the  father  of  Gedor 
Jrefo  g^Az'ariahJozabad^anan^kb 
to  io.and  their  breth.Peteab,  Hanan  fealed 

Wefcew  n  .1 1.  the  fon  of  Pc/a/wb,  the  fon  of  Amzi 
^Selatialj. 
Cbran  -  21  .the  fons  of  Hananiah  Pelatiab 
j  having  for  their  captaines  Pelatiab  ' 
Neb'em.  1  o.22.Pctowb,  Hanan,  Anaiah 


/ob»  ^j/.  zoo.penie-wortb  of  bread  is  not 

$en=fcntfe. 
/er.3^.i3.hecut  it  with  the  pen-fa'fi,  and  caftit 

pentnnafj. 
i  Sam.  1.  z.  and  the  name  of  the  other  Peninnah 

and  Peninnah  had  children,but 
4.  gave  to  Peninnah  and  her  daugh.porcions 
$entecoft. 
.4sw  2. 1 .  when  the  day  of  Penrecofi  was  come 

20.16.  to  be  at  Jerufalem  the  day  of  Pentecofl 
1  Cor.i6-8.  I  will  tarry  at  Ephefus  till  Pentecofl 

fennel. 
Gen.^r  .3 1 .  as  he  parted  over  Penuel  the  fun  rofe 
Judg.%.%.  he  went  up  thence  to  Penuel 

and  the  men  of  Penuel  anfweredhim 
^.he  fpake  alfo  to  the  men  of  Penuel  • 

17. he  beat  down  thetowre  of  Penuel 


E-eh  11. 1. and  Pelatiab  fon  ofBenaiah,princes 
X    12  that  Pelatiab  fonne  of  Benaiah  died 

#eleg, 
Ge3.10.2f  .the  name  of  the  one  was  Pe  leg 

1  Cfomi.19. 
xi  i6.Eber  lived  34-yeeres, and  begate  Pe/eg 
i7.lived  after  he  begate  Peleg  430.  yeeres 
xi.Pelee  lived  30.yeeres,and  begate  Reu 
ly.Pekg  lived  after  209.  yeeres 
1  CferoB.i.2j.Eber,Pe&g>Rehu 

1  Cfom2.47.the  fons  of  Jahdai,  Pe/«,Ephah 
112  leziel  and  Pelet  fons  of  Armaneth 
$eleth. 
Numb. 1 6. 1. and  on  the  fon  of  Peletb,  the  fons 
1  Cb>wz.2.33-the  fons  of  (onathan,  Pelstb 

f->el«l)tte0. 
1  S#».8.i8.Benaiah  was  over  the  Pelethites 

Chapt.20.23.  1  Cfo-03.18.17 
1 5 . 1 8.and  all  the  Pelethites  pafled  on 
20.7.and  the  Pelethites  went  out  after 
1 1^.1.38.  Bena.  and  the  Pelethites  went  downe 
44.and  the  Pelethites  ,and  they  have  caufed 
pelican- 
LeittMi.i8.3nd  the  fwan,and  the  Pelican 
Deut-xi^.i  7.and  the  Pelican,  and  the  gier-eagle 
Pfal-ioi-6.1  am  like  a  Pelican  in  the  wilderneffe 
pelonite. 

1  Cbron.i  1 .27-and  Helez  the  Pelonite 

36.  valiant  men —  and  Ahijah  the  Pelonite 
j7.10.the  feventhcapt. was  Helez  the  Pelonite 

fudg.^.14.  ofZebulun  they  that  handle  the  pen 
Job  i9.24.that  they  were  graven  with  an  yron  pen 
Pfal.4  5 .1  .my  tongue  is  the  pen  of  a  ready  writer 
jfai.S. i.and  write  in  it  with  a  vcanspen 
Jer.%  .8. theses  of  the  fcribes  is  in  vain 

1 7. 1. fin  of  Judah  is  written  with  a  pen  of 
3  John  1 3.I  will  not  with  ink  and  pen  write  to  thee 

ALzf*.i8.28.which  ought  him  an  hundred  fence 
Mark  1 4. 5. fold  for  more  then  300.  pencefind 

Jobn\i.%. 
hu\e  7.41  .the  one  ought  ?oc.  pence,  and  the  other 
10.3  j  .he  took  out  two  pence,  and  gave  them  to 
fftrnfe. 
Matt.  20. 2.  agreed  with  the  labourers  forage 
9  they  received  every  man  a  penie 
10. they  likewife  received  every  man  a  penie 
13-didfr  not  thou  agree  with  me  for  apenie 
22.19.and  they  brought  unto  him  a  penie 
Mark  1 1. 1  y  bring  me  a  penie ,that  I  may  fee  it 
L"\e  20. 24.  (hew  me  a  f?ew'e  .-whofe  image  and  fup 
Kev^.g.fay^A  meafure  of  wheat  for  a  pennie 

and  3 .  meafures  of  barley  for  a  penie 

fbeniel. 

G£B.32.30.JaocalIed  the  name  of  the  place  Peniel 

Mark  tf.37.and  buy  200.  penie-worth  of  bread 


8.i$.and  Iphedeiah  and  Penuel Tons  of  Shalhak 

Pcoo.14.23.talk  of  the  lips  tendethonly  topenune 
Lu\.i  i.4.but  lhe  of  her  penurie  hath  caft  in  all 

people, 
Gf».i4.i<?.Abram  brought  back  the  women  &  pea. 
2f.23.feo.fhal  be  ftronger  then  the  other  people 
27. 29. let  people  ferve  thee,and  nations  bow 
28.3.  that  thoumaift  be  a  multitude  of  people 
47. 21. people ,he  removed  them  to  cities 
48.4.I  will  make  of  thee  a  multitude  of  people 

I9.he  alfo  fhall  become  a  people 
5  o.20.  to  fave  much  people  alive 
Exod.6.7. 1  will  take  you  to  me  for  a  people 
33#3.for  thou  art  a  ftifte-neckedfeop/e 

5. ye  are  a  ftifFe-necked  people 
34.9-for  it  is  a  ftifFe-necked  people 
Levit.  18.29.  cut  off  from  among  their  people 
20.i7.fhalbe  cut  off  in  the  fight  of  their  people 
18  both  fhalbe  cut  off  from  their  people 
i4.which  feparated  you  from  other  people 
26  .and  have  fevered  you  from  other  people 
Numb,  f  .27.  a  curfe  among  her  people 

20.20.  came  out  againft  him  with  much  people 
a1.29.thou  art  undone,Opefl/>/e  of  Chemofh 
22.  f  .there  is  apeo.come  out  from  Egypt  V.ir. 
2?.iy.  he  was  head  over  apeople 
Veut.4.6 .is  a  wife  and  understanding  people 
20.to  be  to  him  a  people  of  inheritance 
33#did  ever f>eop/e  heare  the  voiceofGod 
7.6.chofen  thee  to  be  a  fpecial!  people 

7.becaufe  more  in  number  then  any  people 
9.6.for  thou  arc  a  ftiffc-necked  people 
i4.2.chofen  thee  to  be  a  peculiar'peo//& 
20.i.and  a  people  more  then  thou,  be  not  afraid 

1 6  but  of  the  cities  of  thefe  people  which 
28. 32. thy  fons  fhalbe  given  to  another  people 
29.13.  may  eftablifh  thee  for  a  people  unto 
32.6.thus  requite  the  Lord,  O  foolifti  people 

21.  with  thofe  which  are  not  a  people 
2  3.29.  who  is  like  unto  thee,  O  people 
Jofh.i  1.4.  much  people, even  as  the  fand  that  is 
Judg.y.tf.  there  come  people  down  by  the  midle  of 
1 4.i7.told  the  riddle  to  the  children  of  her  peo. 
18.27.unto  a  people  that  were  at  quiet 
Rulb  1. 1  $  •  thy  lifter  is  gone  back  unto  her  people 
2.1 1. and  art  come  unto  a  peo.  which  thou  know. 

1  Srt»J.2.24.ye  make  the  Lords  peo.  to  tranfgrefle 
j.io.Aikto  flay  us  and  our  people 

1 1.  that  it  flay  us  not,  and  our  people 
13.  j.  and  people  as  the  fand  which  is  on  the 

2  Sa»z.7.2  3.whom  God  went  to  redeeme  for  a  peo. 
24.1frael  to  be  a  people  unco  thee  for  ever 

10.1 2. let  us  play  the  men  for  our  people 
13.34.  there  came  much  people  by  the  way 
1 8-8.  wood  devoured  more  people  that  day  then 
19.3.  as  people  being  afhamed  (leal  away 
22.28.  airlifted  people  thou  wilt  fave 
44.  a  people  I  knew  not  fhall  ferve  me 
1  Kjn.i  2.28.  hearken,  O  people,  every  one  of  you 
1  Kin.i  1 .17 .they  (houldbe  the  L.peo.  2  Cb.23.16. 

1  Cbr.  1 6.2o.from  one  kingdome  to  another  people 
1 0.1 3. behave  our  lelves  valiantly  forourfeo. 

2  Cbron.i. 9.  thou  haft  made  ra:  a  king  over  a  peo. 
v    i8.27.faid,Hearken  all  ye  people 

30.i3.thereafl'embled  at  Jerufalem  trtuchpeople 
3  2.4. fo  there  was  gathered  much  people 
Z  7.  7.  2 


i7.noc  delivered  their  peo.  out  of  mine  hand 
£^-<i6\ia.deftroy  all  kings  and  people  that  (hall 
Nebem.i  3.24.  accord,  to  the  language  of  each  peo. 
E'iihii.izAd  every  people  after  their  language 

pub.  according  to  the  language  of  every  peo. 
2.10.  Efther  had  not  (hewed  her  people  Ver.  20. 
3.8.there  is  a  certain  people  fcattered  abroad 

li.to  the  rulers  of  every  peo.8(.  to  every  peop. 
4.8.and  to  make  requeft  for  her  people 
8.9.10  every  people  after  their  language 
fob  $6. xo.v/hen  people  are  cut  off  from  their  place  | 
P/a^.i8.27.thou  wilt  fave  the  afti'iRed people 
43.  a  people  I  have  not  known  fhall  ferve 
22.31.  declare  his  righteouihefle  unto  apeoplc 
3  5.1 8. 1  will  praife  thee  among  much  people 
62.8.ye  people  powre  out  your  heart  before  him 
66.8.O  blefleour  God,  ye  people 
74.iS.fooli(hpeop.  have  blafpheuied  thy  Name 
89.fo.beare-; — reproach  of  all  the  mighty  people 
9  5 . 1 0.  it  is  a  people  that  doe  erre 

105.13.  from  one  kingdome  to  another  people 
1.14.1.    from  a  people  of  a  ftrange  language 
144. 1  J. happy  is  that  peo.  that  is  in  fuchacafc 

happy  is  that  people  whofe  God  is  the  Lord 

148.14.  a  people  neerc  unto  him 
Prflf.14.34.  fin  is  a  reproach  to  any  people 

28- 1  f  .fo  is  a  wicked  ruler  over  the  poore people 
30.2  j.  Ants  are  apeoplc  not  flrong 
lfai.1.4.  a  people  laden  with  iniquitie 

10. give  eare  ye  people  of  Gomorrah 
2-3-and  many  people  fhall  go,and  fay 
7.8.  Ephraim  be  broken,that  it  be  not  a  people 
8 .9. alienate  your  felves,0  ye  people 

19.  (hould  not  a  people  feek  unco  their  G  od 
17. 1  2.  wo  to  the  multitude  of  nuny  people 
1 8. 2. to  a  people  terrible  from  the  beginning 
7.prefent  be  brought  of  a.  people  fcattered 
2f.3.the  flrong  people  glorific  thee 
27.11  .for  it  is  a  people  of  no  understanding 
30. 9. that  this  is  a  rebellious  people 
33.19.  a  fierce  people^  people  of  a  deeper  fpecch 
34.1.  and  hearken  ye  people 
43.4.  therefore  will  I  give  people  for  thy  life 

8.bring  forth  the  blind  people  chat  have  eyes 
44.7.fince  I  appointed  the  ancient  people 
49.1. hearken  ye  people  from  afarre 
6? .2. all  the  day  unto  a  rebellious  people 
3.  a  people  that  provoketh  me  tc  anger 
18.  Jeruf.  a  rejoycing,  and  her  people  a  joy 
/er.f.it.heare  now  this,0  fooliih  people 

6.22.a/.e?p/e  cometh  from  the  north  countrey 
1 3 . 1 1  .that  they  might  be  unto  me  for  a  people 
25\20,and  all  che  mingled  people,  and  all  the 
2  4.and  all  the  kings  of  the  mingled  people 
48.22.M0ab  fhalbe  deftroied  from  being  a  peo. 
50.4 1. behold  a  people  (hal  come  from  the  north 
Lam.i.i.dt  folitary  that  was  full  ofpeoplt 

7.her  people  fell  into  the  hand  of  the  enemy 
E^k- 1 7- 1  ?•  might  give  him  horfes  and  much  peop. 
27.33.  tn0l>  Slledft  many  people 
30.5.311  the  mingled  people, and!  Chub 
DaK.3.4.0  p e«p/e,nations,and  languages 

29. 1  make  a  decree,that  every  />eo/>/i?,nation 
1 1. if.  notwithftand,neither  his  chofen people 
23. (hall  become  ftrong  with  a  fmall  people 
Hof.^.g-there  (hall  be  like  people, like  pried 

9.1.  rejoyce  for  joy  as  other  people 
Joel  i.f.as  a  ftrong  people  fet  in  battell  aray 
Jonah  1.8.  and  of  what  people  art  thou_ 
Micah  4.1.  and  people  (hall  flow  unto  it 
Zeph.  1 . 1 1  .for  all  the  merchant  peo.  are  cut  down 
3.1 1. in  midft  of  thee  an  afflifted  poore  people 
Zeeb.8.20.cometo  pafle,  there  (hall  come people 
Mark  f  .2i.much  people  gathered  unto  him 
24. and  much  people  followed  him 
6.34  faw  much  peo.  and  was  moved  wirh  comp. 
10.46. out  of  Jericho,  &  a  great  numb. of  people 
Luk.  1 .1 7.to  make  ready  a  people  prepared  for 
7.n.wentwich  him,  and  much  people 
1 2. much  peooleof  the  city  was  withher 

8  4.and  when  much  people  were  gathered  toge 

9  37.come  from  the  hill,  much  people  met  him 
John  12.9  much  people  of  the  Jewes  therefore 

1 1. on  the  next  day  much  people  that  were 
Acl.. %. 37. and  drew  away  muchpcople 

1 1. 24. much  people  was  added  unto  the  Lord 

z6  and 


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26.  and  taught  muchpeople 
i  y .  1 4.to  take  out  of  them  a  people  for  his  name 

1 8.10  for  1  have  much  people  in  this  city 
19.26.  this  Paid  hath  turned  away  muchpeople 

Rom.  10. 19.10  jealoufie  by  them  that  are  no  people 

2  1  .my  hands  unto  a  gain- faying  people 
Titm  2. 14.  and  purine  unto  himfelf  a  peculiar peo. 
Heb.  8.io.and  ttiey  fhall  be  to  me  a  people 

1  Pet.  2. 9. but  ye  are  a  peculiar  people 

lo.which  in  time  pa  ft  was  not  a  people 
Revel.  5.9.  and  haft  redeemed  us  out  ofevery  peop. 
7.9.0I all  nations,j>eo/>/e,and  tongues 
I4.6.and  to  every  nation,  tongue  and  people 
ig.  1. great  voice  of  much  pe op U  in  Ifirael 
All  people, 
Exod.  ia.y.fhall  be  a  peculiar  treaf.above  all  peo. 
Deut.7.6 .above  all  peo.  that  arc  upon  the  face  of 
7. ye  were  th:  feweft  of  all  people 
1 4. thou  (halt  be  blefled  above  a\lpeople 
28. 64. (hall  fcatter  thee  among  all  people 
1  Kjn.q.  34. of  all  peg.  to  heare  the  wifdome  of  So. 
8.43  that  all  people  of  the  earth  may  know 
9.7-proverb,and  a  by-word  among  all  people 

2  Chron.6.31. 
EJih. 3. 8. their  la wes  are  divers  from  all  people 
14-was  pubhlhedunto  all  peo.    Chapt.  8.13. 

9  2  fcare  of  them  fell  upon  allpeople 
PfaLqj.i.O  clap  your  hands  all  ye  people 

49.1.  hearc  this  all  ye  people 
96. 3. his  words  among  all  people 
99.2.andheis  high  above  all  people 
1 1 7 . 1 .  praife  him  all  ye  people 
148.1 1. kings  of  the  earth,and  all  people 
Ijai.15. 6. unto  all  people  a  feaft  of  fat  things 

7.  the  face  of  the  covering  caft  over  all  peo. 
$6.7.anhoure  of  prayer  for  all  people 
Lam.1.1 1.  allherpcople  figh 

18  heare  all  people,  and  behold  my  forrow 
D<J#.4.i.Nebuchadnezzar,unto  all  people 
y.  19  all  people  feared  before  him 
6-z  y-king  Darius  wrote  unto  all  people 
7.14  that  allpeople  fhould  fervehim 
Mlcah  1.2.  heare  all  ye  people 

$■$. allpeople  will  walk  every  one  in 
Haki.y.and  heapcth  unto  him  allpeople 
Zcpb.3. zo.and  a  praife  among  all  peo.  of  the  earth 
Zech.iz-i-  aburdenfom:  ftone  for  all />?<#■ 
Alatt.^.z^.ihey  brought  unto  him  all  tick  people 
Luty  2.io.of  great  joy  which  mail  be  to  all  people 

3  1  .prepared  before  the  face  of  all  people 
Rfijw.1y.1i.and  laud  him  allycpeople 

All  the  people. 
GfK.i9-4.all  the  people  from  every  quarter 
3  y.6.jacob  came  to  Luz,  he  and  all  the  people 
42.6.he  it  was  that  fold  to  all  the  people 
Exod.  1 1 .8-and  all  the  people  that  follow  thee 
j  8.14.  and  all  the  people  ftand  by  thee 
21.  fhall  provide  out  of  all  thepeo.  able  men 
2  3-and  all  Ms  people  fhall  alfo  go  to 
I9.8.and  all  the  people  anfwered  together 
1 1  .come  down  in  the  fight  of  all  the  people 
1 6  So  thar  all  the  people  trembled 
io.i8.and  all  the  people  faw  the  thunderings 
23.27.and  will  deftroy  all  the  people  whom  _ 
24.3.and  all  the  people  anfwered  with  one  voice 
32.3.  all  the  people  brake  off  the  golden  earings 
33.8  that  all  the  people  rofe  up 

10.  and  all  the  people  faw  the  cloudy  pillar 

and  all  the  peo.  rofe  up,and  worfhipped 

16.  from  all  the  peo.  that  are  upon  the  face  of 

34.10.  and  all  the  people  among  which  thou  art 

Levit.9.13  glory  of  the  L.appea.  unto  all  the  peo. 

Z4.which  when  al  the  people  faw,they  fhouted 

10.3.  and  before  all  the  people  I  will  be  glorif. 

6. left  wrath  come  upon  all  the  people 
16.3  3,and  for  all  the  people  of  the  congregation 
Numb.x  1.29.  that  all  the  Lords  people  were  proph. 
13.32.  and  all  the  people  are  men  of  great  flat. 
1  y- 26.  feeing  all  the  people  were  in  ignorance 
Dent. 7. xd.thou  fhalt  confumeall  thepeople 

1 9  unto  all  the  people,  of  whom  thou  art  affr- 

10  1  y  .above  all  people,  as  it  is  this  day 

1 3.9.afcerwards  the  hand  of  all  the  people 

Chapt.17.7. 
17.13  all  the  people  fhall  heare,and  fearc 

20. 1 1  .a'l  the  people  fhalbe  tributaries  unto  thee 


27.1  y. all  the  J>«^/e  fhall  anfwer  and  fay, Amen 
Ver.16,17,18,19,20,21,22, 

2  3J24,2yj2(J. 

28.10.  and  all  the  people  of  the  earth  fhall  fee 
fojb.^17.  untilla!lthe/?etfp/e  were  pafled  over 
4 . 1  .when  a  11  the  people  were  pafled  over  V.  1 1 . 
24.  that  all  the  peo.  of  the  earth  mighc  know 
5.4.all  the  people  that  came  out  of  Egypt 
y.all  the  peo.  that  came  out  were  circumcifed 
but  all  the  peo.  that  were  born  in  the  wild. 
6.till  all  the  people  that  were  men  of  warre 
8  they  had  done  circumcifing  all  the  people 
6.  y.all  thepeople  fhall  fhout  with  a  great  fhout 
7.3.  let  not  all  the  people  go  up 

make  not  all  thepeo.to  labour  thither 
.  8.1. take  all  thepeople  of  war  with  thee 
3.fo  Jofhua  arofc  and  all  thepeople 
y.I,and  all  thepeople  that  are  with  me 
1  r.and  all  thepeople  wentup,and  drew  nigh 
I6.and  all  the  people  that  were  in  Ai 
10. 7,afccnded  from  Gilgal,  he  and  all  the peop. 
zi.al!  the  people  returned  to  the  camp 

11.7.  and  all  the  peo.  by  the  waters  of  Merom 
24.2.Jofhua  faid  unto  all  the  people 

17.  and  among  aU  (he  peo.  through  whom  we 
iS.drave  out  from  before  us  all  the  people 
27.  unto  all  the  people  this  ftone  fhalbe 
Jitdg.q.ti.  and  all  the  people  that  were  with  him 

7.1.  Jerubbaal  and  all  the  people  th.u  were 
7.3 11  the  other  people  go  every  man  unto  his 

9.34.Abim:lechrofeup?ndall  thepeople 
44.other  companies  ran  upon  all  the  people 
48. he  and  all  the  people  that  were  with  him 
49.and  all  thepeople  likewife  cut  down 

16.30. houfe  fell  upon  all  the  people 

20.2.and  the  chiefe  ofall  the  people  prefented 
8  and  all  the  people  aroie  as  one  man 
z6.  and  all  the  peo jL  went  up 
Rath  4.9. unto  all  the  peop  ye  are  witnefles  this  day 
1 1. and  all  thepeople  faid,We  are  witnefies 

1  Sam.  10.24.faid  to  all  the  p>  ople,See  ye  him 

none  like  him  amongall  ihepeop. 
all  the  people  fhouted,and  laid 

2f  .Samuel  fent  all  the peopU  away 
1 1.4.  and  all  the  people  wept 

1  y.and  all  thepeople  went  to  Gilgal 
12.18.  and  all  thepeople  feared  greatly 

i?.and  all  the  people  faid  into  Samuel 
13.7  .all  the  people  followed  him  trembling 
1 4. if.  was  trembling  among  all  th:  people 

2o.Sauland  all  thepeople  afl'embled  themf. 

34.  all  the  people  brought  every  manhisoxe 

39.net  a  man  among  all  thepeople  that 
1  J.8.and  utterly  deftroyed  all  thepeople 
i8.y.was  accepted  in  the  fight  ofall  thepeople 

23 .8 .  Saul  called  all  the  people  together 

30. 6.  becaufe  the  foul  of  all  the  peo.  was  grie. 

2  S<wz.2.28.and  all  thepeople  flood  ftill 

3  :«had  gathered  all  the  people  together 
3.3 1. Da. (aid  to  Joab  and  to  all  thepeople 

3  2.  and  all  thepeople  wept 

3 4. and  all  the  people  wept  again  over  him 

3  f  .when  all  the  people  came  to  caufe  David 

36.aU  thepeople  tooke  notice  of  it 
wbatfoever  the  king  did,  pleafed  all  thepeo. 

37.aH  thepeople  underftoodtbatitwas  not 
tf.2.Dav.  went  with  all  the  peo.  that  were  with 

I9.he  gave  unco  all  the  peop/e,e\en  among 
fonll  the  people  departed 
12.29. and  David  gathered  all  the  peo.  together 

31X0  David  and  all  the  people  returned 
iy.17.king  went  forth,and  all  the/w.aftcr  him 

23.and  all  the  people  pafled  over 

and  all  the  peo.  paned  over  toward 

24.untill  all  thepeople  had  done  paffing 

30.aH  thepeople  covered  every  man  his  head 
1 6.6.  and  all  the  people ,and  all  the  mighty  men 

X  4.king,and  all  the  peo.that  were  with  him 

1  y.and  all  the  people  came  to  Jerufalem 
17.1.  and  all  the  people  that  are  with  him  fhall 

3.  and  He  bring  back  all  the  people 

fo  all  the  people  fhall  be  in  peace 

16.  fwallowed  up,  and  all  the  people 

22.David  arofe,and  all  thepeople  with  him 
i8.4-and  all  the  people  came  out  by  hundreds 

J  .and  all  thepeople  heard  when  the  king  gave 


19.2.  turned  into  mourning  unto  all  the  people 
8.  and  they  told  unto  all  the  people  faying 

.    and  all  the  people  came  before  the  king 
j.and  all  the  people  were  at  ftrife 
39.and  all  the  people  went  over  Jordan 
4oallthe  people  oi  Judah  conducted  thek. 

20.1 2.when  the  man  faw  that  all  the  people 
13.aH  the  people  went  on  after  Joab 
1 5. all  the  people  battered  the  wall 
22.  went  unto  all  the  people  in  her  wifdome 
1  Kjn.  L39.aH  the  people  faid,  God  fave  k.  Soloni. 
40.  and  all  the  people  came  up  after  him 

8-53.didft  feparatethem  from  all  the  people 
60.  that  all  th:  people  of  the  earth  may  know 

9.20  and  all  the  peo.that  were  left  of  the  Amor. 

I2.i2.and  all  the  people  came  to  Rehoboam 

18.24  all  thepeople  anfwered,  It  is  well  fpoken 
30.and  Elijah  faid  unto  all  thzpeople 

and  all  thepeople  cameneere  unto  him 
39  all  the  people  faw  it,they  fel  on  their  faces 

20.8. and  all  the  people  faid  un:o  him,  Hearken 
io.fuffice  for  handfuls  for  all  the  people 

I  y.after  them  he  numbred  all  thepeople 

1  K}».i  0.9. faid  to  all  the  people 3\t  be  righteous 

1 8  Jehu  gathered  all  the  people  together 
x  1 . 1 4  and  all  thepeople  of  the  land     Ver.  20. 
i8.all  thepeople wentinto  thehoufe  ofBaal 
ip.he  took  all  thepeople  of  the  land 
14-11.  all  the  people  of  Judah  took  Azarlah 
1 6.i  y. with  the  burnt-offring  ofall  thepeople 
23.2.and  all  the  people  ^oth  great  and  finall 
3. and  all  the  people  flood  to  the  covenant 
2 1  .and  the  king  commanded  all  the  people 
2f.26.andaH  the  people }and  the  captaines 
i  Chr.it.^.  was  right  in  the  eyes  ofall  thepeople 
16.36.and  all  the  people  faid,  Amen 

43 .  and  all  thepeople  d -parted 
20. 3. David  and  all  the  people  returned 
28. 21. all  the  people  will  be  wholly  at  thy  com. 

2  Cbr.7.a,.all  the  people  offered  facrifices 

J.fo  the  king  and  all  the  peopl  dedicated 
8.7.and  all  the  peo.  that  were  left  of  the  Hiitites 
i0.12.all  the  people  came  to  Rehoboam 
23. 5  all  th:  people  fhall  be  in  courts 
6.but  all  thepeople  fhall  keep  the  watch 
13. he  fct  all  thepeople  from  the  right  fide 
16  between  all  the  peo.  and  between  the  king 
I7.then  all  the  people  went  to  the  houfe 
24  lo.princes,  and  all  the  people  rejoyced 
26. 1  .then  all  thepeople  took  lUzjah 
29-36.Hezekiah  reioyced,and  all  thepeople 
31.13  .done  unto  all  the  people  of  other  lands 
34-3">.  and  all  thepeople  great  and  fmall 
37.13  .divided  them  fpeedily  among  all  the  peo. 
Exja  3. 1 1. and  all  thepeople  fhouted 
7«  if  which  may  judge  all  the  people 
10.9.  and  all  thepeople  fate  in  the  ftreet 
NehemS.  1 .  and  all  the  people  gathered  themfelves 
f  .opened  the  book  ihthe  fight  ofall  the  peo. 
for  he  was  above  all  thepeo. 
6.  and  all  the  people  anfwered, Amen 
p.faid  unto  all  the  people, Th\s  day 

mourn  not,  for  all  the  people  wept 
n.fo  the  Levites  ftilled  all  the  people 
I2.and  all  th.-  people  went  their  way  toeac 
13-chiefe  of  thefathers  ofall  thepeople 
9.io.and  on  all  the  people  of  his  land 
Eflki.y.king  made  a  feaft  unto  all  the  people 

i6.but  alfo  to  all  thepeople 
Pfil-67.^.\et  aMthepiooi  praife  thee  Ver.  J. 

97-6.and  all  the  people  fee  his  glory 
106.48.let  all  the  people  fay,  Amen 
Ectlef.4.16. there  isnoendof  allthe people 
Ifai.y.y.all  the  peop'e  fhall  know,even  Ephraim 
/«r.i9.i4.and  faid  to  all  the  people 

2  J.  1.  concerning  all  thepeople  of  Judah 

2.which  Jeremiah  (pake  to  all  the  perple 

26.7.  and  al  the  people  heard  Jeremiah  fpeaking 

8. commanded  him  to  fpeake  unto  all  the  peo 

and  all  thepeople  took  him,faying 

9.all  the  peo.were  gathered  againft  Jeremiah 

I I  .then  fpake  the  priefts  to  all  the  people 
i2.then  fpake  Jeremiah  to  all  the  people 

1 6.then  faid  all  the  people  unto  the  priefts 
i8.and  fpake  to  all  the  people  of  Judah 
28. 1.  &inthepief.  ofall the  people  Ch  ?.  it.  \ 

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7.  and  in  the  eares  of  all  the  people 
j  9. 1  .and  to  all  the  people  whom  Ncbuchadnez. 

1 6.  and  of  all  thepeople  that  dwelleth  in  this 

25."  letters  unto  all  the  people  that  are  at  Jer. 

3  4.  1.  and  all  the  people  fought  againft  Jerufal. 

8.  Zed.  had  made  a  covenant  with  all  the  pe. 
10.  when  all  the  peeple  heard  that  every  one 
19.  and  all  the  people  of  the  land  which  paf. 

36.  9.  to  all  the  people  in  Jerufalem 

and  to  all  the  people  that  came  from 
3  8 .  x  •  had  fpoken  unto  all  the  people 

'.  he  weaken:th  the  hands  of  all  the  people 
41. 10.  captive  all  the  refidue  ohhepeopte 

13. when  all  the  people  which  were  with  Ifh. 

14.  ail  the  people  that  Iihmael  had  carried 
41.1 .  and  ail  the  people  came  neere 

8.  and  all  the  people  from  the  leaft  to  the  gr. 
43. 1 .  an  end  of  (peaking  to  all  the  people 

4.  all  the  people  obeyed  not  the  voice 
44. 1  5.  all  the  people  that  dwelt  in  the  land  of 
io.  Jeremiah  faid  unto  all  the.  people 

to  all  the  people  which  had  given  him 
44.  unto  all  the/tffl/>&,Heare  the  word  of  the 
50.37.  and  upon  all  the  mingled  people 
£^.31. 1  2.  all  the  people  are  gone  from  his  (had. 
Dan, 3.7.  when  all  the  people  heard  the  found 
Zech.11.10.  which  I  had  made  with  all  the  people 

1  a.  a.  a  cup  of  trembling  unto  all  the  people  10. 

3.  though  all  thepeople  of  the  earth  be  gathe. 
6.  and  they  fhall devou.e  all  thepeople 
14. 1 1.  the  Lord  will  finite  all  thepeople 
Mal.z.9-1  a!fo  made  you  bafe  before  all  thepeople 
Mat. iz.z$.  and  all  thepeople  were  amazed 

27. ay.  then  anfwered  all  the  people ,  His  blood 
Mar. 7. 1 4.  when  he  had  called  all  thepeople 
9.1  j.  ftraighfway  all  thepeople  were  amazed 

1 1 . 1 8 .  becaufe  all  the  people  were  aftonifhed  at 
Lulg  3.  n.  now  when  all  the  people  were  baptized 

7.19.  all  the  peo.  that  heard  him,  juftified  God 
8.  47.  (he  declared  unto  him  bef.  all  the  people 
1 3. 1 7 .  all  the  people  rejoyced  for  all  the  glori. 
18.4 $ .  all  the  people  gave  praife  unto  God 
19.48.  for  all  the  peeple  were  very  attentive 
2.0. 6.  all  the  people  will  ftone  us 

45'.  then  in  the  audience  of  all  thepeople 
21.  38.  ail  thepeople  came  early  in  the  morning 
23.48.  all  the  people  beholding  the  things 

24. 19.  before  God,and  all  the  people 
John  8. 2.  and  all  the  people  came  unto  him 
^#.2.47.  having  favour  with  all  the  people 

3  9.  and  all  the  people  (aw  him  walking 

1 1.  all  thepeople  ran  together 
J. 3 4.  had  in  reputation  among  all  thepeople 
10. 4 1 .  not  to  all  the  people,  but  unto  witneffes 
13. 24.  baptifme  of  repentance  to  all  the  people 
21.27.  ftirredupall  the  people 
Heb.9,  i9.every  prec.to  all  the  peo.fprin.all  thepe ■. 

Among  the  people. 
1  Sam.  1 4.34.difperfe  your  felves  among  the  people 
Efih.  3.  8.  anddifperfed  among  thepeople 
Pfal.94.8.  underftand  ye  brutifh  among  the  people 
If  a.  24.  r  3 .  midft  of  the  land  among  the  people 
£^.i7.3(?.merchants  among  thepeople  (hall  hifle 
28. 1 9. all  that  know  thee  among  the  people  fhal 
Van.  1 1.3  3.  they  that  underftand  among  the  people 
Hof.7.%.  hath  mixed  himfelfe  among  the  people 
Joel  2. 1 7.  wherefore  (hould  they  fay  among  the  pe. 
Zecb.  10.9.  lie  fow  them  among  the  people 
iMaf.4.23.  and  all  manner  of  difeafe  amo.  the  peo. 

9.  3  5.  healing  every  difeafe  among  the  people 
26.5.  left  there  be  an  uproare  among  thepeople 

John  7.12.  much  murmuring  among  thepeople 
43 .  there  was  a  divifion  among  the  people 
AS.j.z^,  (hall  be  deftroyed among  thepeople 
4.17.  that  it  fpread  no  further  among  the  people 
5.X2.  and  wonders  wrought  among  the  people 

34.  in  reputation  among  all  thepeople 
6. 8.  did  great  miracles  among  thepeople 
1 4.1 4-  and  ran  in  among  the  people 

2  Pet.  z.i.  falfe  prophets  alfo  among  the  people 

Common  people ,  See  <£ommo«. 

Daughter  of  my  people,  See  3Daug!)tet. 

people  of  God,  See  (000. 

Great  people ,  See  <J5jeat. 

His  people- 

Gen.17.  i4.that  foule  (halbe  cut  off  from  his  people 

1  . 


25.8.  Abraham  was  gathered  to  his  people 

17.  Iihmael  died,and  was  gathered  to  hispe. 
2,6.11.  Abimelech  charged  aiihhpeople 
3  5.  29.  Ifaac  was  gathered  to  his  people 
49. 16.  Dan  (hall  judge  his  people  as  one 

Verfe  33. 
Exod.1.9.  he  faid  to  his  people ,  Behold  the  people 
22-  Pharaoh  charged  all  his  people 
8.29.  and  from  his  people  to  morrow 

3  r.  he  removed  the  fwarmes—  from  his  people 
14. 6»  and  tooke  his  people  with  him 

17. 13.  difcomfited  Amalek  znihispeopk 
18. 1.  and  for  Ifiael  hispeople 
30.  3  2.  (halbe  cut  off  from  his  people 

Vcrle38.  &31.14.  Levit.  7.  20,21,25, 

27.    &  17.  4,  9.    &  19.  8.  &  23.  29 

Numb.  9.  13.   &  15.  30 

32. 14.  he  thought  to  doe  unto  his  people 
Levit.17.10.  cuthim  off  from  among  hispeople 

Chap.  20.  3,  6. 

21. 1.  none  be  defiled  for  the  dead  among  his/), 

4.  being  a  chiefe  man  among  his  people 

1 1-  neither  prophane  his  feed  among  his  peo. 

23.  30.  will  1  deftroy  from  among  hispeople 

Numb.z0.z4.  Aaron  (halbe  gathered  unto  his  peo. 

Verfe  26. 
a1.23.but  Sihon  gathered  all  hispeople 

33.  all  his  people  to  the  battell  at  Edrei 
Deut.  3.  i. 

34.  into  thine  hand,  and  all  his  people 

35.  fo  they  fmote  him— and  all  his  people 
22.5. by  the  riv.ofthe  land  of  the  chil.of  bis  p. 

Deut.z.iL.  he  ,  and  all  his  people,to  fight  at  Jahaz 
3  3.  and  we  fmote  him3— and  all  hispeople 
3.2.  He  deliver  him,  and  all  his  people  into 

3.  Og  alfo,  and  all  his  people 
z6.  18.  this  day  to  be  his  peculiar  people 
3  2.  9.  for  the  Lords  portion  is  his  people 

36.  for  the  Lord  (hall  judge  hispeople 
43.  rejoice,  O  ye  nations,  with  hispeople 

and  will  be  mercifull  to  his  people 
fo.and  was  gathered  to  his  people 
53.7.  and  bring  him  unto  his  people 
Jojb.  8.1 .  his  people ,  his  city,  his  land 

14.  he,  and  all  his  people,  at  a  time  appointed 
10.33 .  and  Jofhua  fmote  him,  and  all  his  people 
Jud<[.  H.20.  but  Sihon  gathered  all  his  people 
21 .  Sihon  and  all  his  people  into  the  hand 
23.difpoff.  Am.  from  before  hispeople  Ifrael 
Ruth  i.g.  how  the  Lord  had  vifited  hispeople 

1  Sam.iz.zi.  Lord  will  not  fbrfake  his  people 
pleafed  the  Lord  to  make  you  his  people 

13.14.  commanded  him  to  be  cap.  over  his  peo. 
tf.i.  king  over  allhis^op/c.over  Ifrael 
27.12.  made  hispeople  Ifrael  utterly  to  abhor 

2  Sam.9.1  ? .  and  juftice  unto  all  his  peeple 
1  JCwg-20.42.and  thy  people  for  hispeople 
1  Chro.  18.14.  executed  juftice  among  his  people 

19.7.  and  the  king  of  Maachah,and  hispeople 
21.3.  the  Lord  make  hispeople  aft  hundred  tim, 
Ji.i8.fubdued  before  the  Lord, and  hef.hispe. 
23.  2  j.  God  of  Ifr.  hath  given  reft  unto  his  pe. 
z  Cbro.  2.  1 1  becaufe  the  Lord  hath  loved  his  pe. 
13.17.  Abijah  and  hispeople  flew  them 
20.2f.and  hhpeople  came  to  take  away  the 

21.19.  and  hispeople  made  no  burning  for  him 
if  .i  1.  ftrengthehed  himfel  ,led  forth  his peop. 
31.10.  the  Lord  hath  bleffed  his  people 

31. 14.  that  could  deliver  his  people  out  of 
1  5  ■  no  God  Was  able  to  deliver  hispeople 
17-fo  (hall  not  the  God  of  Hez.deliv.  his  pe. 

33.  lo.  Lord  fpake  to  Manafleh  and  hispeople 

36. 1 5.  becaulc  he  had  compaffioh  on  his  people 
16.  untill  wrath  arofe  againft  his  people 
13.  who  is  there  among  you  of  all  his  people 

Ex&a  1 . 3  .who  among  you  of  al  1  his  people-let  him 
£r-i».3.  feeking  the  wealth  of  his  people 
Job  18.19.  nor  nephew  among  hispeople 
PM14. 7.  bringeth  backe  the  captiv.  ofh'.speople 

Chap.  53.  6. 
29.  1 1.  Lord  will  give  ftrefigth  unto  h's  people 
will  blefie  his  people  with  peace 
50.  4.  that  he  may  judge  his  people 
68.35.  giveth  ftrength  unto  his  people 
7  3 .  10.  therefore  his  people  returne  hither 

78.20.  can  he  provide  flefti  for  his />«>;>& 


6  2 .  he  ga  ve  his  people  to  the  fwotd 
71.  he  brougi  t  him  to  feed  Jacob  his  people     I 
85.8.  for  he  will  fpeake  peace  unto  his  people 
94.14.  the  Lord  will  not  caft  off  his  people 
100.3.  we  are  his  people,  &  fheep  ofhis  pafture 
105.24.  he increafed  hispeople  greatly 
25.  turned  their  heart  to  hats  hispeople 
4,'.  he  brought  forth  his  people  with  joy 
106.40.  wrath  of  the  Lord  kindled  aga.  his  peo. 
1 1 1 .6.  (hewed  his  people  the  power  ofhis  works 

9.  he  fent  redemption  tmto  his  people 
1 1 3 .8.  even  with  the  princes  of  his  people 
1 16. 14.  now  in  the  prefertce  of  all  hispeople 

Verfe  18. 
«  125.  a.  fo  the  Lord  is  round  about  hispeople 
13  5.14.  the  Lord  will  judge  his  people 
I36.i6.which  ledhispeop'e  through  the  wilder. 

148.  14.  he  exalteth  the  home  ofhis  people 

149.  4.  the  Lord  taketh  pleafure  in  his  people 
J/d.3.14.  into  the  judgem.  with  the  anc.  of  hispe. 

5.25.  anger  of  the  Lord  kindled  aga.  his  people 
7.2.  his  heart  was  moved,and  the  heart  ofhis/'. 
II.  1 1.  to  recover  the  remnant  of  his  people 

16.  an  high  way  for  the  remnant  ofhis  people 
14.  32.  the  poore  of  hispeople  (hall  truft  in  him 
25.  8.  rebuke  of  hispeople  (hall  he  take  away 
a8.  5.  for  a  diademe — 'imto  the  refidue  of  his. p. 
30. 26.  bindeth  up  the  bi  each  ofhis  people 
49.13.  for  God  hath  comforted  hispeople 

Chap.  5-2.  9. 
51.22.  that  pleadetn  the  caufe  ofhlspcople 
56.3.  feparated  me  from  hispeople 

63. 1 1.  he  remembred  Mofes  and  h's  people 
Jer.zz.4.  he,  his  fervants,  and  his  piOple 

25.19.  his  princes,and  all  his  people 

27. 1 2.  and  lerve  him  and  his  people 
49.  r.  and  hispeople  dwell  in  his  cities 

50.16.  they  (hall  turne  every  one  to  bis  people 
£^.i8.i3.  did  that  is  not  good  among,  his  people 

30.11.  he  and  hispeople  withhim 
Joel  2.18.  then  will  the  Lord  pity  his  people 
19.  the  Lord  will  fay  unto  hispeople 
3. 16.  the  Lord  will  be  the  hope  ofhis  people 
Micah  6-  2.  hath  a  controverfie  with  his  people 
Zecb.9.16.  in  that  day  as  the  flocke  ofhis  people 
Mat.i.zi .  (hall  fave  his  people  from  their  finnes 
Lu\e  1.68.  for  he  hath  redeemed  his  people 

77-  knowledge  of  falvatio n  unto  hispeople 
7.16.  that  God  had  vifited  his  people 
Rom,  1 1.1.  hath  God  caft  away  hispeople 
2.  God  hath  not  caft  away  hispeople 
1 5. 10.  rejoice  ye  Gentiles  with  his  people 
Hfi.ro. 30.  the  Lord  fhall  judge  hispeople 
Rev.zi.^.atii  they  (halbe  his  people 
Holy  people,  See  J^oip. 
people  of  Ifrael,  See  jftdd. 
people  of  the  land,  See  ilanu° 
Many  people, See Slljanp. 
My  people. 
Gen.  23.11  .of  the  fonnes  of  my  people  give  I  it  thee 
41.40.  thy  word  (hall  all  my  people  be  ruled 
49.29. 1  am  to  be  gathered  to  my  people 
E.rtfi.3.7. 1  have  feene  the  affection  of  my  people 
10.  that  thou  maift  bring  forth  my  people 
J.I.  let  my  people  goe  Chap  7.  16.  &  8.  i,  20. 
x    8c  9. 1, 13.  Sc.  10. 3. 

7.  4.  that  I  may  bring  forth  my  people 

8.  8.  frogs  from  me,  and  from  my  people 

21.  if  thou  wilt  not  let  my  people  goe 

22.  He  fever  the  land  in  which  my  people 
23.1k  put  a  divifion  betweene  my  people  and 

$'  1 7.  as  yet  exalteft  thy  felfe  againft  my  people 

27.I  and  my  people  are  wicked 
10.4.  if  thou  refufe  to  let  my  people  goe 
1 2.  3 1 .  get  you  forth  from  amohgft  my  people 
22.25.  if  thou  lend  money  to  any  of  my  people 
Lewf.26.12.  and  ye  (hall  bemy  people 
Numb.z4.14.  and  now  I  goe  untb  my  people 
Judges  1 2.  2. 1  and  my  people  were  at  great  ftrife 
14.3.  never  a  Woman  among  all  my  people 
i6.forth  a  riddle  unto  the  children  ofmy/W. 
Ruth  1 .16.  thy  people  fhall  be  my  people 

3. 1 1 .  for  all  the  city  of  my  people  doth  know 

i  Sam.9.16.  anoint  him  to  be  cap.  over  my  people 

that  he  may  fave  my  people  out  of  the  hand 

for  I  have  looked  upon  my  people 

7.  this 

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7.  this  fame  ihall  reigne  over  my  people 
zSam.i.i^.hy  the  hand  of-David  Ilefavemypf. 
7.8.  to  be  ruler  over  my  people 
22.44.delivered  me  from  the  ftrivings  of  my  p. 

1  King  "■  4«  thy  people  as  my  people 

2  Kings  3.7. 

2  Kjngs  4.  1 3-1  dwell  among  mine  owne  people 
20.  5.  tell  Hezekiah  the  captaine  of  my  people 

1  Cbro.17.6.  whom  I  commanded  to  feed  my 

28.  2.  heare  me,  my  p«p& 

29. 14.  but  who  am  I  ,  and  what  is  my  people 

2  Cbro.  1 . 1 1  •  that  thou  maift  judge  my  people 

6.  5.  fince  the  day  I  brought  forth  my  people 

to  be  ruler  over  my  people  Ifrael 
7.13.  or  if  I  fend  peftilence  among  my  people 

1 4.  if  my  people  fhall  humble  themfclves 
18.3.  and  my  people  as  thy  people 
Eflb.7.3.  and  my  people  at  my  requeft 
4.  for  we  are  fold,  I,  and  my  people 

8.  6-  evill  that  fhall  come  unto  my  people 
Pfal.  1 4. 4.  who  eat  up  my  people  as  they  eat  bread 

?fal.  53.4. 
Jo.  7.  heare  ,Omy  people 
5  9.1 1.  flay  them  not,  left  my  people  forget 
68.22.  He  bring  my  people  againe 

78.1.  give  eare  my  p£0p/e  unto  my  law 
81.8.  heare,  O  my  people,  and  I  will  teftifie 

1 1 .  but  my  people  would  not  hearken 
13.  O  that  my  people  had  hearkened 
144.  2.  who  fubdueth  my  people  under  me 
ifa.i.z.  my  /tffl/>/e  doth  not  confider 

3. 12.  as  for  my  people  are  their  oppreflbrs 

O  my  people,they  which  lead  thee,  caufe 

1  * .  what  meane  ye,  that  ye  beat  my  people  _ 

5.13.  therefore  my  people  are  gone  into  capti. 

10.  2.  right  from  the  poore  of  my  pcop/e 
24.  O  my  people  that  dwelleth  in  Zion 

19.15.  blefledbe  Egypt  my  peop/i? 

z6.  20.  come  my  people ,  enter  into  thy  chamb. 
,j,  15.  upon  the  land  of  my  people  mail  come 

18.  my  people  fhall  dwell  in  a  peaceable  hab. 
40.  1.  comfort  ye,  comfort  yc  my  people 

43.  20.  to  give  drinke  unto  my  people 

47. 6. 1  was  wroth  with  my  people 

j  1.4.  hearken  unto  me  my  people 

16.  and  fay  unto  Zion  ,  Thou  art  my  people 

J  2.  4.  my  people  went  down  into  Egypt 
j.  that  my  people  is  taken  away  for  nought 
6.  therefore  my  people  fhall  know  my  Name 

j  3.8.for  the  tran'fgr.  of 'my  people  was  he  ftrick. 

57.  i4.ftumbling  block  out  of  the  way  of  my  p. 

5:8.1.  fhewmy  people  their  trarifgreffion 

63.  8,  furely  they  are  my  people 

6j.io;for  my  people  that  have  fought  me 

19.  and  I  will  joy  in  my  people 

2  2.as  the  days  of  a  tree  are  the  days  of  my  p. 
Jet.  2.1 1.  but  my  people  have  changed  my  glory 

1 3 .  for  my  people  have  committed  two  evils 
3 1,  wherefore  fay  my  people  ,  We  are  lords 

3  2.  yet  my  people  have  forgotten  me  ; 
4.  22.  for  my  people  is  foolifh 

5".  ig .  among  my  people  are  found  wicked  men 
3 1 .  and  my  people  love  to  have  it  10 

6.i4.healed  thehurt  of  the  daugh.  of my  people 
27. 1  have  fet  thee  a  fortrefTe  among  my  peo. 

7.  23.  obey  my  voice,  and  ye  fhalbe  my  people 
8. 7. but  my  people  know  not  the  judge.of  the  L- 

9.  2.  that  I  might  leave  my  people 

1 1.  4.  fo  fhall  ye  be  my  people 
I2.i6.diligently  learne  the  wayes  of  my  people 

as  they  taught  my  people  to  fwearc 
be  built  in  the  midft  of  my  people 
1  j.  7.I  will  deftroy  my  people 
18.15".  becaufe  my  people  hath  forgotten  me 

23.2.  againft  the  paftours  that  feed  my  people 
22.  and  had  caufed  my  people  to  heare  my 

2  7.  thinke  to  caufe  my  people  to  forget  my 

3  2.  caufe  my  people  to  errc  by  their  lies 
5-4-7.  and  they  fhalbe  my  people 
*9-  3  2.  the  good  that  I  will  doe  for  my  people 
3°-".  and  ye  fhall  be  my  people  ,  and  He  be 
ii''i:.  and  they  fhall  be  my  people 

Chap.  32,  38.  E^.u.to 
14-  rnv  people  fhalbe  fatisfied  with  goodnefle 
33-  will  be  their  God,they  fhalbe  my  people 
33.24.  thus  they  have  defpifed  my  people 


50.  6.  my  people  hath  been  loft  fheep 
% \.a,^. my  people  ,^oe  yeout  ofthe  midft  of  her 
Lam. $.14. 1  was  a  derifion  to  all  my  people 
£«?£.I3.9.  not  be  in  the  aflembly  of  my  people 

10.  becaufe  they  have  feduced  my  people 
1 8.will  ye  hunt  the  foules  ofmy  people 
19.  ye  pollute  me  among  my  people 

lying  to  my  people  that  heare  your  lies 
21.  and  deliver  my  peop/f  out  of  your  hand 
23.1k  deliver  my  people  out  of  your  hand 
14  8.  cut  him  off  from  the  midft  ofmy  people 

1 1 .  but  that  they  may  be  my  people 
21, 1 2.  for  it  fhall  be  upon  my  people 

terrours  fhall  be  upon  my  people 
3  4.30.  even  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  are  my  people 
36-28.  fhall  dwell  in  the  land,and  be  my  people 

37. 1 2.  O  my  people,  1  will  open  your  graves 
I3.whenl  have  opened  your  graveSjO  my  p. 
23.  fo  fhall  they  be  my  people 

27.  and  they  fhalbe  my  people 

38. 16.  fhaltcomeup  againft  my  people  Ifrael 
44. 23  .they  fhall  teach  my  people  die  difference 
45.8.  my  princes  fhall  no  more  opprefle  my  pe. 

9.  take  away  your  exa&ions  from  my  peopk 
46.18.  that  my  people  be  not  fcattered 

Hofea  x .  9.  for  ye  are  not  my  people 

10.  faid  ,  Ye  are  not  my  people,  there  it  fhall 
2.  23.  fay  to  them  which  were  not  my  people 

4.6.  my  people  are  deftroy  ed  for  lacke  of  know. 
8.  they  eat  up  the  fin  ofmy  people 

12.  my  people  aske  counfell  at  their  flocks 
6. 11.  when  I  returned  the  captivi.  ofmy  people 
1 1.7. my  people  are  bent  to  backfhding  from  me 

Joel  2.26.  my  people  fhall  never  be  afhamed 

Verfe  27. 

3.2.  plead  with  them  there  for  my  people 
3 .  and  they  have  caft  lots  for  my  people 

Amos  9.  10.  finners  ofmy  people  fhall  die  by  the 
Ob*d-  13.  not  have  entred  into  the  gate  ofmy  pe. 
Miccib  1.  9.  he  is  come  to  the  gate  ofmy  people 

2.  4.  he  hath  changed  the  portion  ofmy  people 

8.  of  late  my  people  is  rifen  up  as  an  enemy 

9.  women  ofmy  people  have  ye  caft  out 

3.  3 .  who  alfo  eat  the  flefh  ofmy  people 
5.  prophets  that  make  my  people  erre 

6. 3.  O  my  people ,  what  have  I  done  unto  thee 
J.  O  my  people  ,  remember  now  what  Balak 
16-  ye  fhall  beare  the  reproach  of  my  people 

Zeph.  2.8.  whereby  they  reproached  my  people 

9.  refidue  of 'my  people  fhall  fpoile  them 

remnant  ofmy  people  fhall  poflefle  them 
Zecb.z.  1 1 .  many  nations  fhalbe  my  people 

8.  7.  He  fave  my  people  from  the  eaft  countrey 

8.  fhalbe  my  people,  and  lie  be  their  God 
13.9-  and  will  fay ,  It  is  my  people 
Att.7.34.  I  have  feene  the  affliction  ofmy  people 
&WZ.9.  jj.  call  them  my  peo.  which  were  not  my  p. 

16.  ye  are  not  my  people,  there  fhall  they 
2  Cor,6.i6.  will  be  their  God,&  they  fhalbe  my  p. 
Rev.  18. 4.  come  out  of  her  my  people 

Of  the  people. 
Gen.\7. 16.  kings  of  the  people  fhalbe  of  Sarah 

23.13.  fpake  toEphr.in  the  audience  of  the  p. 
25.  23.  two  manner  of  people  fhalbe  feparat. 
26.10.  one  ofthe  people  might  lightly  have  lien 

29. 1.  Jacob  came  into  the  land  of  the  people 
4?.  10.  to  him  fhall  the  gathering  ofthe  p^o.be 

E  OT^.4.30.  did  the  fignes  in  fight  of  the  people 
Jo.tf.comma.  the  fame  day  the  task-m.ofthep. 

10.  and  task-mafters  ofthe  people  went  out 

1 1 .2.  fpeake  now  in  the  eares  of  the  people 
16.  27.  there  went  out  fome  ofthe  people 
19.  7.  calledfor  the  Elders  ofthe  people 

8 .  Mofes  returned  the  words  ofthe  people 

9.  and  Mofes  told  the  words  of  the  people 
24.7.  and  read  it  in  the  audience  ofthe  people 

32.17.  when  Jofhua  heard  the  noife  of  the  peo. 
28.  there  fell  of  the  people  three  thoufa.  men 

Lev.  4. 3.  according  to  the  fin  ofthe  people 

9.7.  and  offer  the  offering  ofthe  people 

16.  24.  his  burnt-offer.  &  burnt-offer.ofthepj. 
Num.11. 17.  fhall  beare  the  burden  ofthe  people 
21.4.  foule  ofthe  people  was  much  difcouraged 

1 8.  nobles  ofthe  people  digged  it 
22.  3.  Moab  was  fore  afraid  ofthe  people 
41.  he  might  fee  the  utmoft  part  ofthe  people 


25.  4.  ta.<eall  the  heads  of  the  people 

26.4.  take  the  fumme  ofthe  people  from  twenty 
Deut.CTq.ot  the  gods  ofthe  people  that  are  round 

13.7.  namely  ofthe  gods  ofthe  peo.  which  are 

32.8.  he  fet  the  bounds  of  the  people 

33.5.  when  the  heads  of  the  people  were  gath. 
21.  he  came  with  the  heads  ofthe  people 

Jojh.  1. 10.  Jofh.  commanded  officers  of  the  people 
4.2.  take  you  twelve  m:n  out  ofthe  people 

1 1 .  and  the  priefts  in  prefence  ofthe  people 
7.  4  there  went  up  thither  ofthe  people 

5.  wherefore  the  hearts  of  the  people  melted 
148.  made  the  heart  of  the  people  melt 

fridg.z.iz.iollow.  other  gods,of  the  gods  ofthe  p. 
7.  3.  there  returned  of  the  people  z  zcoo. 

6.  all  the  reft  ofthe  people  bowed 

1 8.  20.  and  went  in  the  midft  of  the  people 
20.  3 1.  they  began  to  finite  ofthe  people 

1  Sam.6.19.  fmote  ofthe  people  50070.  men 

8.7.  hearken  unto  the  voice  of  the  people 

21.  Samuel  heard  all  the  words  of  the  people 

9.  2.  he  was  higher  then  any  of  the  people 

Chap.  10.23. 

1 2.  for  there  is  a  facrifice  ofthe  people 
13.2.  reft  ofthe  people  he  fent  every  man  to  his 

22.  found  in  the  hand  of  any  ofthe  p  eople 
14.24.  fo  none  ofthe  people  tafted  any  food 

28.  then  anfwered  one  ofthe  people 
38.  draw  hither  all  the  chiefe  ofthe  people 
26.15.  one  ofthe  people,  to  deftroy  the  people 

2  Sam.  1.4.  and  many  ofthe  people  are  fallen 

10.  10.  reft  ofthe  people  he  delivered  into  the 
1 1 . 1 7.  and  there  fell  fome  of  the  people 

12.  28.  gather  the  reft  of  the  people 
18.2.  fent  forth  a  third  part  of  the  people 

■  24.1.  that  I  may  know  the  number  of  the  people 
9.  fum  ofthe  number  ofthe  people  to  the  king 
1  j.  there  died  of  the  people  70000.  men 
I  King.  12.23.  fpeake  unto  the  remnant  of  the  pe. 
31.  made  priefts  ofthe  loweft  of  the  people 

13.  33.  but  made  agai.  ofthe  loweft  ofthe  peo. 
16.21.  halfe  of  the  people  followed  Tibni 

a  i^«rg.ii.i3.when  Athal.  heard  the  noife  ofthe  p. 
1 2.  8.  to  receive  no  more  money  ofthe  people 
13.7.  neither  did  he  leave  ofthe  people  to  Jeho. 
22.  4.  keepers  of  the  doore  have  ga.  ofthe  peo. 
23. 6.  upon  the  graves  ofthe  chil.  ofthe  people 
2  J.i  1.  reft  ofthe  people  that  were  left  in  the 

1  Cbro.  16.  26.  all  the  gods  ofthe  people  are  idols 
28. give  unto  the  Lord, ye  kinreds  of  the  peo. 

19.11.  reft  of  the  people  he  delivered  un:o  the 
2i.2.Da.  faid  toJoab,&  ts>  the  rulers  ofthe  pe. 

5.  Joab  gave  the  fum  of  the  numb,  ofthe  peo. 
z  Cbro.  16.  10.  and  Afa  oppreffjd  fome  ofthe  peo. 

23.12.  noife  ofthe  people  running  and  praiflng 
20.  he  tooke  the  governours  ofthe  people 

24.  23-  and  deftroyed  all  the  princes  of  the  peo. 
2J.15.why  haft  thou  fou.  aft.  the  gods  of  the  p. 
30.  18  for  a  multitude  of  the  people  had  not 
32.19.  as  againft  the  gods  ofthe  people  ofthe 
35.1  z.accord.to  the  divifi.  of  the  fam.  of  the  p. 
E^ivz  2.  70.  and  fome  ofthe  people  dwelt  in  their 
3.  3.  becaufe  ofthe  people  of  thofe  countreyes 

1 3.  from  the  noife  ofthe  weep'ng  ofthe  pes. 
4. 4.  weakened  the  hands  ofthe  people  of  Judah 
7.16.  with  the  free-will-offering  ofthe  people 
9. 11  .with  the  filthines  of  the  people  ofthe  lands 

2ve/j.  4. 1 4.  and  to  the  reft  ofthe  people  fie  not  afr. 
19. to  the  reft  ofthe  people,The  work  is  great 
5.1*  there  was  a  great  cry  ofthe  people 
7. 72.  that  which  the  reft  of  the  people  gave 
73.  fome  of  the  people  dwelt  in  their  cities 
9.30.  into  the  hand  of  the  people  of  the  lands 
'  10.  14.  the  chiefe  ofthe  people ;  Paro(h,-E  lam 
28.  and  the  reft  ofthe  people  ,  the  priefts 

1 1 .  1 .  rulers  ofthe  people  dwelt  at  Jerufalem 

reft  ofthe  people  alfo  caft  lots 
12.38.  halfe  ofthe  people  upon  the  wall 
13. 1.  in  the  booke  of  Mofes  in  aud.  of  thepffl. 

Efi.  3.12.  and  to  the  rulers  of  every  people 

8.1 1,  and  to  caufe  to  perifh  the  rulers  of  the  p. 

Job  12.24.  away  the  heart  ofthe  chiefe  ofthe  peo. 
17.6.  made  me  alfo  a  by-word  ofthe  people 

Tfal.2.6.  He  not  be  afraid  often  thoufands  of  peo. 
18.43.  delivered  me  from  the  ftrivings  ofthe  p. 

21.6.  and  defpifed  ofthe  people 
33.  lo.mafceth 


PEO 


PE  O 


P  EO 


PEO 


P  E  O 


P  BO 


33.  io.mal-ceth  devices  ofthe  people  of  none 

47. 9.  princes  ofthe  people  are  gathered  togcth. 

65. 7.  which  ftilleth  the  tumult  of  the  people 
68. 30.  with  the  calves  ofthe  people 

7i.<t.  he  {hall  judge  the  poore  of thepeople 
89.1?. I  have  exalted  one  chofen  out  ofthe  pe. 
96.7.O  ye  kindreds  ofthe  people,  give  unto  trie 
10J.20.  ruler  ofthe  people  let  him  goe  free 

44.  they  inherited  the  labour  of  thepeople 
107.  3 2.  exalt  them  alfo  in  the  cong.of  the  pco 
prov  14.  i^.  in  the  multitude  of  people  is  the  kings 
want  of  people  is  the  deftru&ion  ofthe  prin. 
lfa.z.7-  make  me  not  a  ruler  ofthe  people 
(,.<,.  in  the  midft  of  a  people  of  uncleane  lips 
10. 13- 1  have  removed  the  bounds  ofthe  people 
14.  hathfound  as  a  neft  the  riches  ofthe  peo. 

1 1 .  10.  fliall  ftand  for  an  enfigne  of  the  people 
%%. 7. dispeople  fcattered  and  peeled 

30. 5 .  afhamed  of  a  people  that  could  not  profit 
28. lhall  be  a  bridle  in  the  jawes  of  the  people 

42.6.  givetheefor  a  covenant  ofthe  people 
j  1.4.  to  reft  for  a  light  ofthe  people 

62.10.  prepare  you  the  way  ofthe  people 

63. 3.  and  ofthe  people  there  was  none  with  me 
Jer.io.  3.  for  the  cuftomes  of  thepeople  are  vainc 
17,19.  ftand  in  the  gate  of  the  child,  ofthe  pe. 
19. 1 .  'take  ofthe  ancient  ofthe  people 

26. 17.  fpake  to  all  the  aflembly  ofthe  people 
24.  not  give  him  into  the  hand  ofthe  people 

,37.12.  to  iepar.  himfelfe  in  the  midft  ofthe/'. 

39.8.  burnt  houfes  of  thepeople  with  fire 

':    y.  carried  away  cap.  remnant  of  the  people 

with  the  reft  of  the  people  that  remained 
1  o.  left  of  the  poore  of  the  people 
41.10.  captive  all  the  refidue  of  thepeople 

1 6-al  the  remnant  of  the  people  whom  he  had 
46.24.  into  the  hand  of  thepeople  ofthe  north 
y  2.1  y. carried  away  cap.certain  poore  of  the  p. 
Lam.  3.4?.  andrefufein  the  midft  of  the  people 
E^el^.i  1.  1  and  Pelatiah,  princes  of  thepeople 
20.3  J. bring  you  into  the  wildernes  ofthe  people 
23.  24.  and  with  an  aflembly  of  people 
z6-i.  lhe  is  broken  that  was  the  gates  of  the/'?. 
27.3.  which  art  a  merchant  of  the  people 
36.3.  and  are  an  infamy  ofthe  people 
1  j.beare  the  reproach  of  the  people  any  more 

46.1 8.  prince  fliall  not  take  ofthe  peo.  inherit. 
Hab.z.  8.  all  the  remnant  of  the  people  {hall  fpoi. 
itag.i  .1 2.  with  all  the  remnant  ofthe  pco.  obeyed 

14.  and  the  Fpirit  of  all  the  rem.  ofthe  people 

2.2.  fpeake  to  the  refidue  of  thepeople 
Zecb.  12.4.  and  will  finite  every  houfe  of  the  peo. 
.  14.  2.  refidue  of  thepeople  {hall  not  be  cut  off 
Mtti-1-  4>  gathered  chiefe  prie.cV:  fcribes  ofthe  p. 

4.15.  followed  him  great  multitudes  of  people 
Ma>\  14  i-  left  there  be  anuproare  ofthe  people 
l,id(.  1. 10.  multitude  of  die  people  were  praying 

6- 17.  great  multitude  of  people  out  of  all  Jud. 

7.1.  ended  his  fay  ings  in  audience  ofthe  people 

12.  t.  an  Enumerable  multitude  of  people 
19.47.  chiefe  ofthe  people  fought  to  deftroy  hiin 
23.  27.  followed  him  a  great  company  of  people 

John  7.  31 .  many  of  thepeople  heleeved  on  him 
40.  many  ofthe  people  therefore  faid 
11.42.  becaufe  ofthe  people  that  ftand  by 
ASt.  1.8  ye  rulers  ofthe  people,  and  elders  of  Ifr. 
21  becaufe  ofthe  people  for  all  tn:n  glorified 
12. 1 1  and  from  all  the  expectation  ofthe  peo. 
2M  ?  borne  ofthe  fould.  for  the  viol.of  the  p. 
36.  for  the  multitude  ofthe  people  followed 
Heb.z. 17. to  make  reconcil.  for  the  fins  of  the  peo. 
7.  $ .  to  take  t'thes  ofthe  people 
%.  7.  and  for  the  errors  ofthe  people 
Rev.  11.9.  and  they  of  the  people  and  kinreds 
Earn  of  the  people ,  See  (fijaffe. 
Elders  ofthe  people,  See  4Elt>er0. 
One  people. 
Gen.i<;,zi.  one  people  (hall  be  ftronger  then  the 
34. 16. and  we  will  become  onepeopk 
22.  to  dwell  with  us,and  to  be  one  people 
O-mne  people, 
Exod;  j.  16.  fault  is  in  thine  owne  people 
Lev.  21.14.  thaJl  take  a  virgin  of  his  own  people 
ii  Chro.  17.  21.  went  to  redeem  to  be  his  own  pea 
tChro.  27 .1  £.which  could  not  deliver  their  own  p 
■Pftl.  { j.  ro.  forget  alfo  thine  owne  people 


78.52.  but  made  his.  owne /w/'/tf  to  go  forth 
Ifa.i  3.14.  fliall  every  man  turne  to  his  owne  pco. 
Je?.i\6.i6.  let  us  goeagaineto  our  ownepeople 

The  people. 
Gen.  1 1.  6.  behold,  thepeople  is  one 

23.12.  bowed  before  the  people  ofthe  land 
32.7.  Jacob  divided  the  people  that  was  with 
4-i.  tf.  people  cried  to  Pharaoh  for  bread 
47. 2  r.  as  for  thepeople,  he  removed  them 

23.  then  Jofeph  faidunto  thepeople 
Exod.  1 .20.  and  thepeople  multiplied 

3.12.  brought  forth  thepeople — >ye  fhall  ferrc 
4.21.  that  ye  Shall  not  let  the  people  goe 

31.  and  the  people  beleeved 

5.4.  why  doe  ye  let  the  people  from  their  works 
$.  behold  ,  the  people  now  are  many 
7'.  ye  fhall  no  more  give  the  people  ftraw . 
■i2.  fo  the  people  were  fcattered  abroad 

7. 1 4.  he  refufeth  to  let  the  people  go; 

S.  t.  and  I  will  let  the  people  goe 

2?.  not  dcale  deceitfully  in  not  letting  the  peo. 

32.  neither  would  he  let  thepeoplegoe 
9.7.  and  he  did  not  let  the  people  goe 

1 1  -3-gave  the  people  favor  in  fight  of  Ch.12.36. 

12.27.  and  thepeople  bowed  the  h  ad 
3  3.  Egyptians  were  urgent  upon  the  people 
3  4.  and  the  people  tooke  their  dough  before 

13.17.  when  Phar.  had  let  the  people  go ,  God 

left  perad  venture  the  people  repent 
18.  God  led  thepeople  thorow  the  way  ofthe 

22 .  of  fire  by  night  from  before  the  people 
14. 5  -told  the  king  of  E  gypt,that  the  people  Med 

was  turned  againft  thepeople,  and  they  faid 
31 .  and  thepeople  feared  the  Lord 

15.13.  thy  mercy  hath  led  forth  thy  people 
1 4.  people  (hall  heare,  and  be  afraid 

1 6.till  the  people  pafle  ovcr,thou  haft  purcha. 

24.  and  the  people  murmured  againft:  Moles 
16.4.  people  fhall  goe  out,  and  guher 

30.  fo  thepeople  refted  on  the  ieventh  day 
17.1.  there  was  no  water  for  the  people 
a.  wherefore  the  people  did  chide 
3.  and  the  people  thirfted — and  the  peo.  mur. 

5.  goe  before  the  people,and  take  with  thee  of 

6.  that  the  people  may  drinke 

1 8. 1  o.who  hath  delivered  thepeople  from  under 
1 3 .  Mofes  fate  to  judge  the  people 
1 5. becaufe  thepeople  come  unto  me  to  enqui. 
1         1 9.  be  thou  for  the  people  to  God-ward 
'         22.  and  let  them  judge  the  people  at  all  feaf. 
z%.  and  made  them  heads  over  thepeople 
26.  they  judged  the  people  at  al,  feafons 
j  9.9.  that  the  people  may  heare  when  I  fpeake 

14.  down  from  the  mount,8?  fan&ified  the  p. 
i7.Mofes  brought  forth  thepeople 

21.  goe  down,  charge  the  people 

23.  people  cannot  come  up  from  mount  Sinai 

24.  let  not  the  people  breake  thorow 

20. 18.  when  the  people  faw  it,they  flood  a  far 

2 1 .  and  the  people  flood  a  far  off 

24.  2.  neither  fhall  thepeople  goe  up  with  him 

3.  Mofes  came,and  told  the  people 
8.,blood,and  fprinkled  it  on  the  people 

32.1*  when  the  people  faw  that  Mofes  delayed 
the  people  gathered  together  unto  Aaron 
6.  the  people  fate  down  to  eat  and  to  drinke 

7.  for  the  people  which  thou  broughteft 

22.  the  people  that  they  are  fet  on  mifchiefe 

25.  faw  that  the  people  wer-e  naked 

34.  lead  the  pcoph  unto  the  place  ofwhich 
3  ?.  and  the  Lord  plagued  the  people 
33.1.  thou  and  the  people  which  thou  ha  ft  brou. 

4.  when  thepeople  heard  thefe  evill  tidings 
36^5 .  the  people  bring  much  more  then  enough 

6.fo  the  people  were  reftrained  from  bringing 
LfV.  9-7-  and  make  an  atonement  for  thepeople 

15.  he  brought  the  pcopls  offering 

which  was  the  fin-offering  for  thepeople 
i8.,and  the  ram — which  was  for  thepeople 
2  2.  his  hand  toward  the  p"opk,  and  blefled 

23.  and  came  out,and  blefled  th-.ploPle 

16. 1 5  .goat  ofthe  fin-offering  that  is  for  the/', 

24.  atonement  for  lvmfelfe,and  for  the  people 
20i2.  thepeople  of  the  land  fhall  ftonc  him 

4<  if  the  people  ofthe  land  doe  hide  their  eyes 
Numb.U.i. people  complained,k  difpleafed  the  L. 


2.  and  thepeople  cried  unto  Mofes 

8.  and  thi people  went  about,and  gathered  it 
.10.  then  Moles  heard  die  people  weep 
21.  thepeople  amongft  whom  I  am,  are 
24.  told  the  people  the  words  of  the  L  ord 
3 1 .  and  the  people  flood  up  all  that  day 

33.  wrath  of  the  Lo.  was  kindled  aga.thepe. 
and  the  Lord  fmote  thepeople  with  a  great 

3 4.  becaufe  there  they  buried  thepeople 

3  f .  and  thepeople  journeyed  from  Kibroth 
I2.1  j. &  thepeople  jeurney.not  till  Miriam  was 

16.  afterward  thepeople  removed  from  Haz. 
13.18.  and  fee  thepeople  that  dwelleth  therein 

z8.the  ptopie  be  ftrong  tbac  dwell  in  the  land 

30.  and  Caleb  ftilled  thepeople 

31 .  we  be  not  able  to  goe  aga  hfl  the  people 
14. 1.  and  thepeople  wept  that  night 

39.  and  the  people  mourned  greatly 
1 6.4 1.  laying,  Ye  have-killed  the  people  ofthe 

47.  plague  Was  begun  among  thepeople 

and  made  an  atonement  for  the  peopl 
ao.i*  and  the  people  abode  in  Kadelb 

3.  and  thepeople  chode  with  Mofes 
21.  J.  ana  thepeople  fpake  againft  God 

6.fent  fiery  ferpents  among  the  people 

and  they  bit  thepeople 
7.  therefore  thepeople  came  to  Mofes 

and  Mofes  prayed  for  the  .people 
16.  gather  the  pbpll  together,  and  Ik  give 
22.1  2.  thou  ihalt  not  curie  thepeople 
23.9.  lo:-,  the  people  fliall  dwell  alone 

24.  thepeople  {hall  rife  up  as  a  great  lion 
2  f  .!.'&  the  people  begin  to  commit  whoredome 
2.  called  the/W/>/cunto  the  facrifice  of  their, 
and  the  pcopk  did  cat ,  and  bowed: 
33.14.  where  was  no  water  for  the  people 
Deitf.i.zZ.  laying, Thepeople  is  greater  and  taller 
2.  4.  command  ye  the  people,  faying,  Ye  are 

16.  were.confumed  from  among  the  people 
4.10.  gather  me  the  people  together 

10.1 1.  arife,take  thy  journey  before  the pioph 
16. 18.  and  they  fliall  judge  the  people 
17.1 6norcaufe  thepeople  to returnc into  Egypt 
18.  3.  the  priefts  due  from  the  people 
20.9.  captaincs  ofthe  armies  to  lead  the  people 
27.1.  commanded  the  people,  faying,  Keep  all 
o.  this  day  thou  art  become  thep.ople 

1 1 .  Mofes  charged  the  people  the  fame  day 

12.  upon  mount  Gerizim  to  blefle  thepeople 
31.  12.  gather  the  people  together  ,  men  &  wo. 
33-  3 •  yea,  he  loved  the  people 

17.  with  them  he  fliall  pufn  the  people 

19.  they  fhall  call  thepeople  unto  the  moun 
Jo[b. 1.11.  commsnd  the  people ,  faying,  Prepare 

3.3.  and  they  commanded  the  pcople,fay'mg 
6.  and  pafle  over  before  the  people 

and  went  before  thepeople 
14.  when  the  people  returned  from  their  tents 
bearing  the  arke  before  the  people 
16.  and  the  people  paired  over  right  againft 
4.10.  the  people  haded  und  paired  over 

19.  and  the  people  came  up  out  of  Jordan 
g.5.  and  the  people  fhall  afcend  up  firaight 

10.  and  Jofhua  had  commanded  the  people 

20.  fo  the  people  fhouted  when  the  priefts 
when  the  peo. heard  the  found— &  the  pco. 

8.  9'  Jofhua  lodged  that  night  among  the  people 
10.  Jofhua  role  upahd  numbred  the  people 
went  before  the  people  to  Aj 

13.  and  when  they  had  fet  the  people 

26.  and  the  people  that  fled  to  the  wildernefle 
1  o.  1 3  .untill  the  people  had  avenged  thsnifej ves 
24.16.  people  anfwered,  God  forbid 

21.  people  faid,  Nay,  but  we  will  ferve 
22.Jo(hua  faid  unto  the  people,Yc  are  witnefs. 
44.  the  people  faid,  The  Lord  our  God  will 
25.  made  a  covenant  with  the  people  that  day 
i8.  fo  Jofhua  let  the  people  depart 

Jitdg.t.\6.  they  went  and  dwelt  among  the  people 

2.4.  the  people  lift  up  their  voice,  and  wept 

6.  and  when  lofhua  had  let  the  people  goe 

7.  the  people  feared  the  Lord  all  the  dayes  of 
3.18 .he  font  away  the  people  that  bare  the  prefi 
5.2.  when  the  people  willingly  offered  themfel. 

9.  offered  themfel ves  Willingly  among  the  p. 
1 1 .  then  fhall  thepeople  ofthe  Lord  goe  do.  I 
13.  dominion^ 


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13.  dominion  over  the  nobles  among  the  pe. 
7.2.  the  people  that  are  with  thee  are  too  many 
4.  the  Lord  laid  ,The  peopleare  yettooman. 
j .  he  brought  down  the  people  to  the  water 
8.  fo  the  people  tooke  victuals  in  their  hands 
8-?-  g'ive  loaves  of  bread  unto  the  people 
9.31.  up  thou,  and  the  people  that  are  with  thee 
33.  when  he  and  the  people  come  out  againft 
3 ?.  Abimelech  rofe  up,and  the  people 
36.  when  Gaal  faw  the  people,  he  laid 
42.  that  the  people  went  out  into  the  field 
45 .  and  he  tooke  the  people ,  and  divided 

and  the  people  were  come  forth  of  the  city 
4? .  and  flew  the  people  that  was  therein 
48.  to  mount  Zaltnon,  he  and  all  the  people 
10.18.  and  the  people — faid  one  to  another 
11.  11.  and  the  people  made  him  head  over 
16.14.  when  the  people  faw  him,  they  praifed 
18.  7.  and  faw  the  people  that  was  therein 
ao.ro.  to  fetch  victual!  for  thepeople 

3 1.  children  of  Benjamin  went  out  ag.  the  p. 
H.2.  and  the  people  came  to  the  houfe  of  God 
4.  on  the  morrow  the  people  rofe  early 
9.  for  the  people  were  numbred 
15.  and  the  people  repented  them  for  Benjam. 
Sam.%.  1 3.  priefb  cuftome  with  the  people  was 
4.  3.  when  the  people  were  come  into  the  campe 
4X0  the  people  fent  to  Shiloh  that  they  might 
17.  been  a  great  flaughter  among  the  people 
6.6.  did  they  not  let  the  people  goe 

1 9.  and  the  people  lamented,  becaufe  the  L. 
8.t$. people  refofed  to  obey  the  voice  of  Samu. 
9. 13.  for  the  people  will  not  eatuntill  he  come 

24.  fince  I  faid,  I  have  invited  the  people 
1  o.  1 1.  then  the  people  faid  on:  to  another 
17.  Samuel  called  all  the  people  together 
a  ? .  ftood  among  the  petite,  he  was  higher 

2  J.Sam,  told  the  people  the  manner  of  the 
1 1 .  y.  what  aileth  the  people  that  they  weepe 

7.  feare  of  rhe  Lord  fell  on  the  people 

11.  Saul  put  the  people  in  three  companies 

1 2.  and  rhe  people  faid  unto  Samuel,Who  is 
13.4.  and  the  people  were  called  together 

6,  the  people  were  diftrefied,  then  the.^ffl.  did 
.  8.  and  the  people  were  fcattered  from  ium 

11.  becaufe  I  faw  that  the  people  were  fcatte. 

if.  Saul  numbred  the  pet.  that  were  prefent 

i6.and  the  peop'e  that  were  prefent  with  them 

•14. 2.  and  the  people  which  were  with  him  were- 

3  .the  people  knew  not  that  Jonathan  was  gont 
24.  for  Saul  had  adjured  the  people 

z6.  when  the  people  were  come  into  the  wood 

for  the  people  feared  the  oath 

27.  heard  nor  when  his  father  charged  the  p. 

.  a8 .  thy  father  ftraightly  charged  the  people 

and  thepeople  were  faint 

30.  if  happely  the  people  had  eaten  freely 

31.  and  thepeople  were  very  faint 

3  2  and  the  people  flew  upon  the  fpoile 

and  the  people  did  eat  them  with  the  blood 
33,  behold,  the  people  finne  againft  the  Lord 
40.  and  the  people  faid  unto  Saul ,  Doe  what 
4i.Sauland  Jona.were  takenjbutthe/w.efc. 

4  J-and  the  people  faid  unto  Saul,Shall  Jo.die 

fo  thepeople  refcued  Jonathan 

I  j.  4.  and  Saul  gathered  thepeople  together 
9.  but  Saul  and  the  people  (pared  Agag 
15  for  thepeople  fpared  the  beft  of  the  fheep 
a  1.  but  the  people  tooke  of  the  fpoile 
14.  becaufe  I  feared  the  people 

17.17.  the  people  anfwered  him  after  this  mann. 
30.  and  the  people  anfwered  him  againe  after 

1 8. 1 3 .  he  went  out  and  came  in  before  the  peo. 

26.7.  and  thepeople  pitched  round  about  him 

7.  Abner-and  the  people  lay  round  about  him 

30.  4.  and  thepeople  that  were  with  him  wept 
6.  for  the  people  fpake  of  ironing  him 

21.  and  to  meet  the  people  that  were  with  him 

31.  9.  to  publifh  it  among  the  people 

'.  Sa;».  1. 4.  the  people  are  fled  from  the  battell 
11.  for  Saul  &  Jona.  and  for  thepeople  of  the 

1.16. how  long — erethou  bid  the  people returne 
17.  furely  then  in  the  morn,  the  people  had 

6. 1 8.  he  blefTed  thepeople  in  the  name  of  the  L. 
2r.  to  appoint  me  ruler  over  the  people 

1 0.13.  Joab  drew  nigh,  and  thepeople  that  were 


n.7.  David  demanded — how  the  people  did 
12.  3 1.  he  brought  forth  thepeople  that  were 
14.  1 5.  it  is  becaufe  thepeople  made  me  afraid 
15.12.  for  thepeople  increafed  continually 
17.8.  and  will  not  lodge  with  the  people 

9.  will!  fay, There  is  a  flaughter  amo.  the  peo. 
19.  tor  the  people  that  were  with  him  to  eat 

the  people  is  hungry^  and  weary 
18. 1.  David  numbred  thepeople  that  were  with 
3.  thepeople  anfwered^  Thou  (halt  not  goe 
6.  fo  the  people  went  out  into  the  field 
16.  and  the  people  returned  from  purfuing 

for  Joab  held  backe  the  people 

19. 1.  unto  all  the  pffl.-fo'r  the  people  heard  fay 

3.  and  the  peo.  gate  them  by  ftealth— as  peo. 

12.48.and  that  bringeth  dov/ne  the  people  under 

a  1 . 1  o.  people  returned  only  to  fpoile 

1 1 .  and  the  people  fled  from  the  Philiftines 

14. 1.  and  number  ye  thepeople 

1  o.  fmote  him  after  that  he  had  numb,  the  p. 
16.  Si.  faid  to  the  angel  that  deftroyed  thep- 
I7.when  he  faw  the  angel  that  fmote  the  peo. 
1 1. that  the  plague  may  be  flayed  from  thep. 

1  King.  1.  40.  and  the  people  piped  with  pipes 

3.  2.  only  thepeople  facrificed  in  high  places 
$.16.  which  ruled  over  the  people  that  wrought 
8. 66.  eighth  day  he  fent  thepeople  away 
9.  23.  which  bare  rule  over  thepeople 
12.5 .  and  the  people  departed 

1 3 .  the  king  anfwered  the  people  roughly 
16. the  people  anfwered  the  king  ,faying,What 
30.  for  the  people  went  to  worlhip  before 
1 4. 7. 1  exalted  thee  from  among  thepeople 
1 6 .15.  the  people  were  encamped  againft  Gibbe. 

16.  and  the  people  that  were  encamped,heard 
2 1 .  then  were  the  people  of  Ifrael  divided 
iz.thepeo.  that  followed  Omri,prev.ag.the/>. 

18.  21.  and  the  people  anfwered  him  not  a  word 
21.9.  fet  Naboth  on  high  among  the  people 

1 2.  and  fet  Naboth  on  high  among  the  people 
22.43.  for  thepeople  offered  in  the  high  places 

2  Kjng.4.4 1 .  powre  out  for  the  people 

43.  give  the  people  that  they  may  eat 
6.30.  and  thepeople  looked, — and  he  had  fack. 
7.16.  and  thepeople  fpoiled  thetents  of  the  Sy. 
8.ai.  and  thepeople  fled  into  their  tents 
9-6.  king  over  thepeople  of  the  Lord 

17.  the  people  trode  on  him  in  the  gate  V.20. 
1 1 . 1 7.  the  peo.  between  the  king  alio  &  the  peo. 

1 1 . 3 .  the  people  fti  1 1  facri  ficed  in  the  high  places 

14.4.  as  yet  the  people  did  fircrifice  on  the 

1  J,4-  the  people  facrificed-'ftill  on  the  high  pla. 

Verle  jy. 
10.  Shallum  fmote  him  before  the  people 
16.  9 .  carried  thepeople  captive  to  Kir 
18.36.  but  the  people  held  their  peace 
12.13.  enquire  for  me,and  for  the  people 
if.zz.as  for  the  people  that  remained  over  them 
1  Cbro.TX.X  3.  and  the  people  fled  from  bef.  Philift. 

16.2.  he  blefted  the  peo.  in  the  Name  of  the  Lo. 
8 .  make  known  his  deeds  among  thepeople 

19. 1 4.  and  the  people  that  were  with  him  drew 

20.3.  brought  the  people  that  were  in  it 

a  1. 1 7 .1  that  commanded  the  peo.  to  be  numbred 
22.that  the  plague  may  be  flayed  from  the  p. 

29.  9.  then  thepeople  rejoiced,for  that  they 
17.  thepeople  to  offer  willingly  unto  thee 

a  Cbro.z.  1 8 .  overfeers  to  fet  the  people  a  worke 
7.10.  he  fent  thepeople  away  into  their  tents 
8.10.  that  bare  rule  over  thepeople 
10. f.  and  thepeople  departed 

10.  thus  (halt  thou  anfwertbe/w.tbat  fpake 

16.  the  peo.  anfwered ,  What  portion  have  we 
11.3.  and  the  peo.  were  without  number  that 
14. 1  3.  and  Afa  and  thepeople  purfued  them 
i7-9.thorow.all  the  cities — &  taught  all  the  p. 
1 8.1.  and  for  the  people  that  he  had  with  him 
19.4-  he  went  out  againe  through  the  people 
10.1 1 .  when  he  had  confulted  with  thepeople 

33.  as  yet  the  people  had  not  prepared  their 
34.20.  which  ftood  above  thepeople,  and  faid 
27.1.  and  the  people  did  yet  corruptly 

30.  3.  neither  had  the  peo.  prepared  themfelves 
ao.  hearkened  to  Hezek.  and  healed  the  peo. 

17.  priefts  the  Levitesarofe,&  blefled  thep. 
31.4. commanded  thepeople  to  give  the  portion 


10.  fince  the  peo.  b-.gan  to  onng — >we  have 
32.-8.  the  fee.  refted  themfelves  upon  the  words 
33.17.  the  people  did  fiicrifice  ftill  in  the  high 

3  5.  5.  of  the  fathers  of  your  brethren  the  people 
36.14.  and  the  people  tianfgrefTed  very  much 
£^aj.i.  the  peo.  gathered  themfelves  together  as 

1 3.' the  people  could  not  difcerne  th:  noife  of 
for  the  people  lhouted  with  a  loud  fhout 
f.12.  and  carried  away  the  people  into  Babylon 
8.1  y.  and  I  viewed  the  pe ople  ,  and  the  priefts 

3  <.  and  they  furthered  the  people,  and  the 
9,i.the  people  of  lfrael,and  the  priefts,have not 

1.  mingled  themfelves  wiih  the  people  of 

14.  fhould  we  joyne  in  affinity  with  the  peo. 
1  o.  1.  for  the  people  wept  very  fore 

13.  butthe people  ate  many,and  it  is 
Neh'.$.  6.  for  thepeople  had  a  mind  to  workc 

1 3. 1  even  fet  the  people  after  their  families 
j .  1 3#and  the  people  did  according  to  this  prom. 

1 5. even  their  fervants  bare  rule  over  the  p.  ' 
7.4.  but  the  people  were  few  therein 

f .  to  gather — the  rulers,  and  the  people 

8.7.  caufed  the  people  to  underftatid  the  law 

and  the  people  ftood  in  their  place 
9.  and  the  Levites  that  taught  the  people 

1 6.  fo  the  people  went  forth  ,  and  brought 

1 1.2.  the  peo.blefled  all  the  men  that  Willingly 

24.  in  all  matters  concerning  thepeople 
10.28.  feparated  themfelves  fiom  the  people  of 
34-  caft  lots  amo.  the  prieffs,Levites,&  thep. 
12.  30.  and  purified  the  people ,and  the  gates 
Eftb.1.1 1 .  to  fhew  the  people  and  the  princes  her 
3.  6.  they  had  fhewed  him  thepeople  of 

fought  to  deftroy— even  the  people  of 

11.  the  people  alfo  ,  to  doe  with  them 

4-  1 1 .  and  the  people  of  the  kings  provinces  doe 
Job  1 2.  a.  no  doubt  but  ye  are  the  people 

34.  20.  and  the  people  (hall  be  troubled  at 
30.  left  the  people  be  enfnared 

36.  3 1.  for  by  them  judgeth  he  thepeople 
Pfal.1.1 .  and  the  people  imagine  a  vaine  thing 

7.8.  the  Lord  (hall  judge  thepeople 

9 .  1 1 .  declare  among  the  people  his  doings 
18.47.it  is  God  that  fubdueth  the/tffl.under  me 
33.12.  and  the  people  whom  he  hath  chofen 
44.  2.  how  thou  didft  afflict:  thepeople 

1 4.  a  fhaking  of  the  head  among  thepeopk 

45.5.  whereby  the  people  fall  under  thee 

i  a. rich  among  the  people  (hall  entreat  thy  fa, 

17.  therefore  (hall  the  people  praife  daee 
47- ?•  he  (hall  fubdue  thepeopk  under  us 
56.7.  in  thine  anger  caft  down  the  people 
$7.9.  lie  praife  thee,0  Lor d, among  the  people 
67.  3.  let  the  people  praife  thee  ,  O  God 

Verfe?. 

4.  for  thou  (halt  judge  thepeople  righteoufly 

68.30.  fcatter  thou  the  pro,  that  delight  in  war 

74.  14.  andgaveft  him  to  be  meat  for  the  p eople 

77.  14.  declared  thy  ftrength  among  the  people 

87.6.  (hall  count  when  he  writeth  up  the  people 
89. 1  y.blefled  is  the  people  that  know  the  joyful 
9  y-7-  and  we  are  the  people  of  his  pafture 
96.10.  he  fhall  judge  thepeople  righteoufly 
98.  9.  and  thepeople  with  equity 

99.1.  the  Lord  reigneth,  let  thepeople  tremble 
102.  18.  the  people  which  fhalbe  created  (hall 

12.  when  the  people  are  gathered  together 
ioj.  1.  make  known  his  deeds  among  thepe. 

40.  thepeople  asked,  and  he  brought  quailes 
108.3.  lie  praife  thee,0  Lord,  among  thepeo. 
149.7.  and  punifhments  upon  the  people 
V'i'ov.i  i.i4.where  no  counfell  is,  thepeople 

z6.  that  withholdeth  corne,  the  people  lhaM 
14.24.  him  (hall  the  people  curfe 
29. a. righteous  are  inauthority,the/w.  feioyce 
when  the  wic  ked  beareth  rule,the  peop. 

18.  where  there  is  no  vifion,the  people  perifh 
Ecclef.  1 2.9.  he  ftill  taught  the  people  knowledge 
7/^.3.  y.  and  the  people  fhalbe  oppreffed  every  one 

13.  the  Lord  ftandeth  to  judge  the  people 
9.2.  the  people  that  walked  in  darkenefl'e  have 

13 .  for  thepeople  turneth  not  to  him  that 

19.  and  the  people  fhalbe  asthefewellofthe 
1 0.6.  and  againft  thepeople  of  my  wrath 
11.4.  declare  hisdoings  among  thepeople 

14.2.  and  thepeople  fhall  take  them,  and  bring 

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6.  he  fmote  the  people  in  wrath 
24.1.  as  with  the  people,  lo  with  the  prieft 

4.  the  haughy  people  of  the  earth  do  languifh 
16.  11.  and  be  afhamed  for  their  envy  at  the  p. 
20.  19.  and  thepeople  lhall  dwell  in  Zion 
33.  3.  at  the  noife.ofthe  tumult  the  pco.  fled 

1  1.  and  thepeople  fhall  be  as  che  burning  of 
24.  the  /tefl/>/c  fhall  be  forgiven  their  iniquity 

54.5.  fhall  com:  upon  the  people  of  my  curie 
40.7.  furely  the  people  is  grafle 

4 1. 1.  and  let  thepeople  renew  their  ftrength 
4 1 .9.  and  let  the  />eo/>&  be  aflembled 
5 1  .j\  mine  armes  mall  judge  thepeople 

■7.  the  people  in  whole  heart  is  my  law 
60:1. and  grofle  darknefle  the  //«)/>& 

51.9.  and  their  off-fpring  among  ih-ipeople 

62.10.  lift  up  a  ftandard  for  the  people 
6$.  6.  lie  tread  down  the  people  in  mine  anger 

18.  the  people  of  thy  holinefs  have  poflelied 
/er.14.16.  the  people  to  whom  they  prophefie 
a  1.  7.  afterward  He  deliver  the  people  from 
23.34.  th&peopb  that  fhall  fay,  The  burden  of 

31.2.  the  people  which  were  left  of  the  fword 
37.4.  came  in  and  went  out  among  thepeople 
39.14.  fo  he  dwelt  among  the  people 

40. y .  and  dwell  with  him  among  the  people 
6.  and  dwelt  with  him  among  the  people 

4%.  46.  O  Moab,the  people  of  Chemofh  perifh. 

c  1.  s;8.  and  the  /w/>/e  fhall  labour  in  vaine 
E\el{.  1 1 . 1 7  ■  I  le  even  gather  yon  from  the  people 

20. 34.  and  He  bring  you  out  from  the  people 
41.wh1.11 1  bring  you  out  from  the  people 

24.  19.  and  thepeople  faid  unto  me,  Wilt  thou 

a  5.7 .  and  He  cut  thee  off  from  the  people 

26.  2o.  with  thepeople  of  old  time 

28.25.  the  houfeof  Ifraelfromthe/w.  among 

29.13.will  I  gather  the  Egyptians  from  the  peo. 

33.3.  blow  the  trumpet,  and  warne  the  people 
6.  and  thepeople  he  not  warned,  if  the  fword 
3 1.  they  come  unto  thee,  as  the  people  cometh 

3  4 . 1 3 . 1  le  bring  them  out  from  the  people 
36.  20.  thefe  are  thepeople  of  che  Lord 
38.12.  upon  the  people  that  are  gathered  out  of 
39.4.  fhalt  fall,  and  thepeople  that  is  with  thee 
27.  when  I  have  brought  them  from  the  peo. 
41 .  14.  to  thofe  things  which  are  for  the  people 
44.  1 1 .  and  the  facrifice  for  the  people 

19.  not  fanctifie  the  people  with  their  garm. 
46.10.  outer  court,  to  fanftifie  thepeople 
Dan-c).i6.  and  the  people  of  the  prince  that  lhall 

11.32.  people  that  know  their  God  fhalbe  (fro. 
Hofea  4. 14.  the  people  that  doe  not  underftand 
lo.c.the  people  thereof  fhall  mourne  over  it 
10.  and  the  peo/>/e  fhall  be  gathered  againft 
Joel  1.6.  the  people  fhall  be  much  pained 

1 6.  gather  the  people,  aflemble  the  congrega. 
Amos  i.j.  the  people  of  Syria  fhall  go;  into  cap. 
3.6.  trumpet  be  blown?, — and  thepeople  not  bj 
Jonah  3.  c.  fo  the  people  of  Nineveh  beleeved  God 
Hab.1.13.  that  the  people  fha'l  labour  in  the  very 
and  the  people  fha'l  weary  themfelves 
Zeph.1.10.  againft  the /;ee^/c  of  the  Lordof  hoftes 
Hag.  1 . 1 2.  thepeople  did  feare  before  che  Lord 
Mai- 1.4.  the  people  againft  whom  the  Lord  hath 
Mat.  4. 16.  the  people  that  fate  in  darknefle  faw 
7.28.  the  people  were  aftonifhed  at  his  doftrine 
9.23.  minftrels,and  the  people  making  a  noife 

2  J.  but  when  the  people  were  put  forth 
14.13  .the  people  had  heard  thereof  they  follow 

.    21.26.  if  we  fhall  fay,Of  men,we  feare  the  peo. 
Mar\  6.11  and  the  people  faw  them  departing 

4 j.  while  he  fentaway  the  people 
■   7.17.  entred  into  the  fhip  from  the  people 
8.5-  he  commanded  the  people  to  fit  down 

and  they  did  fee  them  before  the  people 
34.  when  he  had  called  thepeople  unto  him 
9-  z< .  when  Jefus  faw  that  the  people  came  run. 
J6-  1.  and  the  people  refort  unto  him  againe 
1 13 2 .  fay,  Of  men,  they  feared  the  people 
1  a.  1 2.  hold  on  him,  but  feared  the  people 

41-  bchold,how  the  people  caft  money  into 

1  y.  1 1 .  but  the  chiefe  prielts  moved  the  people 

1  ?■  fo  Pilate  willing  to  content  the  people 

Lu\e  1 .2i.  thepeople  waited  for  Zacharias 

3.10.  the  people  asked  lvm,  faying,What  fhall 

1  5".  and  as  the  people  were  in  expectation 


4.41.  and  the  people  fought  him 
j.i'.  as  the  people  prefled  upon  him 

3.  and  taught  the  people  out  of  the  fhip 
8.  40.  the  people  gladly  received  him 

42.  but  as  he  wcm,the  people  thronged 
9. 1 1. the  people  when  they  knew  it, followed  him 

1 8.  whom  fay  the  people  that  I  am 

11. 14.  thedumbe  fpake,  and  the  people  wond. 

29.  and  when  the  people  were  gathered  thick 
20. 1. as  he  taught  the  people  in  the  temple 

19.  to  lay  hands  on  him,&  they  feared  the  p. 
16.  not  take  hold  of  his  words  before  the  peo. 

22.  2.  for  they  feared  the  people 
aj.J.  faying,  He  ftirreth  up  the  people 

13.  called  the  rulers,and  the  people 

14.  as  one  that  perverteth  the  people 
3  5.  and  the  people  flood  beholding 

John  6.  22.  when  the  people  which  flood  on  the 

24.  when  the  people  faw  that  Jefus  was  not 
7>i2.nay,but  he  deceiveth  the  people 

20.  people  anfwered,  Thou  hail  a  devill 
3  z.  Pharaoh  heard  the  people  murmured 

1  i.yo.  that  one  manfhould  die  for  the  people 

11.17.  thepeople  therefore  that  was  with  him 

18.  for  this  caufe  the  people  alfb  met  him 

29.  the  people  that  flood  by,heard  it 

3  4  the  people  anfwered  him,  We  have  heard 

18.i4.exped.that  one  man  lhould  die  for  the  p. 

Aff.q.  a.  being  grieved  that  they  taught  the  people 

25.  and  the  people  imagine  vaine  things 
5.13.  but  the  people  magnified  them 

2  5 .  in  the  temple,  and  teaching  the  people 

16.  for  they  feared  the  peo.  left  they  lhould 
6.  ia.  and  they  flirted  up  of  the  people  and  eld. 
7.17.  the  people  grew  and  multiplied  in  Egypt 
8.  6.  and  the  people  with  one  accord  gave  heed 

9.  and  bewitched  the  people  of  Samaria 

12.  22.  and  thepeople  gave  a  fhout,faying,The 

13.  1  f .  of  exhortation  for  the  people  ,  fay  on 

1 7. and  exalted  the  people  when  they  dwelt  as 

1 4. 1 1. when  the  people  faw  what  Paul  had  done 

13.  would  have  done  facrifice  with  the  people 

18.  fcarce  reftrained  they  thepeople 

19.  who  perfwadedthe/W/>/e,  and  having 
17.8.  and  they  troubled  the  people,  and  the  rul. 

13.  cam:  thither  alfo,  and  ftirred  up  the  peo. 
19.35'.  when  the  town-clerk  had  appeaf.  the  p. 
ai.  28.  teacheth  every  where  again!!  the  people 

30.  city  was  moved,and  the  people  ran  toget. 
24.12.  neither  railing  up  thepeople 

16.17.  delivering  thee  from  die  people 

28.2.  the  barbarous  people  fhewed  us  no  little 

17.  though  1  have  committed  not.  ag.  thc|>. 
1  Cor.  1 0.7.  the  people  fate  down  to  eat  and  drink 
Heb-Wi-  as  for  the  people ,foa\fo  forhimfelfe  to 

7. 11.  for  under  it  the  people  received  the  law 

27.  for  his  own  fins ,  and  then  for  the  people's 
13. 12.  might  fanftify  the  people  with  his  own 
1  Vet. r.io.  but  are  now  thepeople  of  God 
Jade  c.  how  that  the  Lord,  having  faved  the  people 

Tfcjf*>scp!e. 
Exod'3.11-  He  give  this  people  favour  in  fight  of 
5.22.  thou  foevill  intreated  this  people 

23.Pharaoh  hath  done  evill  to  this  people 
17.4.  what  fhall  I  doe  unto  this  people 

1 8.18.  weare  away,  both  thou  and  this  people 
32.9.1  have  feene  this  people,  and  behold,  it  is 

2 1 .  what  did  this  people  unto  thee 

31.  this  people  have  finned  a  great  fin 
33.12.  fayeft  unto  me,  Bring  up  this  people 

Numb.  11. 11.  burden  ofallthis/xop/e  uponme 

12.  have  1  conceived  all  this  people 

13.  flelh  to  give  unto  all  this  people 

1 4. 1  am  not  able  to  beare  all  this  people 
14. 1 1.  how  long  will  this  people  provoke  me 
1 3. this  people  in  thy  might  from  among  them 

14.  that  thou  art  among  this  people 

1  c.  if  thou  fhalt  kill  all  this  people,  then 
16.  was  not  able  to  bring  this  people  into 
19.  pardon  the  iniquity  of  this  people 

and  as  thou  had  forgiven  this  people 
21.2.  if  thou  wilt  indeed  deliver  this  people 
ii.  6.  come  now  therf.  I  pray  thee,curfe  this  p. 

Verfe  17. 
24.  14.  what  this  people  fhall  doe  to  thy  people 
32. 1  c.  and  ye  fhall  deftioy  all  this  people 


Dewf.J.28-  he  lhall  goe  over  before  this  people 
C.28.I  have  heard  the  voice  of  the  wo.  or  this  p. 
9.13.1  have  feene  this  people,  and  behold-   it  is 
27.1ooke  not  to  the  ftubboinnefs  of  this  people 

31.7.  for  thou  muft  goe  with  this  people 
i<S.this  people  will  rife  up,and  goe  a  whorin°- 

Jpjh.  1.  2.  over  this  Jordan,  thou  &  all  this  people 

6.  for  unto  this  people  fhalt  thou  divide 
7.7.  at  all  brought  this  people  over  Jordan 

Jitdg.  2.20.  becaufe  that  this  people  hath  tranfgr. 
9.  29.  to  God  this. people  were  under  my  hand 
3  8.  is  not  this  the  people  thou  haftdefpifed 
20.16.  among  all  this  people  there  were 
1  Sam.i.i^.  of  your  evill  dealings  by  all  this  peo. 
1  Sam.16.1S.  nay,  but  whom  the  Lord,and  this  p. 

1  l(jng.n.6.  that  I  may  anfwer  this  people 

7.  if  thou  wilt  be  fervant  unco  this  people 
9-what  couniell — that  we  may  anfwer  this  p. 

10.  thus  fhalt  thou  fpeake  unto  this  people 
17.  if  this  people  goe  up  to  doe  facrifice 

heart  of  this  people  turne  againe  to  their 
14. a-  that  I  fhould  be  king  over  this  people 
18.  37.  heare  me,that  this  people  may  know 
a  %}ng.6.i%.fmite  this  people  with  blinonefs 

2  Cbro.  i.io.l  may  goe  out,&  come  in  bef  this  peo. 

10. 6.  to  retiirne  anfwer  unto  this  people 
7  •  if  thou  be  kind  to  this  people 

<?•  we  may  returne  anfwere  to  this  people 
Neb.1).  18.  bondage  was  heavy  upon  this" people 

19.  that  I  have  done  for  this  people 
lfa.6.yxe\\  this  people, ,Heare  ye  indeed 
io.  make  the  heart  of  this  people  fat 
8.  6.  this  people  refufeth  the  waters  of  Shiloah 

1 1.  not  walke  in  the  way  of  this  people 

1  a.  to  whom  this  people  fhall  fay, A  confeder 
$.16.  leaders  of  this  people  caufe  them  to  erre 
23.13.  this  people  was  not  till  the  Aflyrian 
a8.n.and  withanot.  tongue  will  he  fp.toth'ss 

14.  ye  fcotnefull  men  that  rule  this  people 
19. 13.  this  people  draw  neere  me  with  their  mo. 

14.  a  marvellous  worke  among  this  people 
42.22.  for  this  is  a  people  robbed 
43.  ai.  this  people  have  I  formed  for  my  feJfe 
/er.4.10.  thou  haft  greatly  deceived  this  people 

1 1.  at  that  time  lhall  it  be  faid  to  this  people 
5M4.  my  words  fire,  and  this  people  wood 

23.  but  this  people  hath  a  revolting  heart 
6. 19.  He  bring  evill  upon  this  people 

21.  He  lay  {tumbling  blocks  before  this  peo. 
7.16.  pray  not  thou  for  this  people 

3  3 .  carcafes  of  this  people  fhall  be  meat  for 
8.y.  why  then  is  this  people  fliden  backe 
9 . 1 5 .  even  this  people,  with  wortne-wood 
11.  14.  therefore  pray  not  thou  for  this  people 
13.10.  this  ev'dlpeop le  which  refufe  to  heare 

14.10.  thus  faith  the  Lord  unto  this  people 
11.  pray  not  for  this  people  for  their  good 

if.r.  yet  my  mind  could  not  be  toward  this^?e. 

20.  unto  this  people  a  fenced  brazen  wall 
16.  J.  taken  away  my  peace  from  thispeople 

1  o.  ihew  this  people  all  thefe  words 

19. 1 1 .  even  fo  will  1  breake  this  people 

21.8.  and  unto  this  people  thou  fhalt  fay 
23.31.  they  fhall  not  profit  this  people  at  all 

3 3. and  when  this  people  fhall  ask  thee,faying 
27-1 6. 1  fpake — to  all  this  people,  faying,Thus 
28.  15.  thou  makeft  this  people  to  truft  in  a  lie 
29.31.  not  have  a  man  to  dwell  among  this  peo. 
3  2.  42.  all  this  gteat  evill  upon  thispeople,  fo 
33.  24.  confid.  thou  not  what  this  peo.  have  fpo. 
3<.  16.  but  this  people  hath  not  hearkened  unto 

36.7.  great  is  the  anger  pronounced  aga.  this^, 
37.1^.  what  have  I  offended  again'!  thispeople 
3  8. 4. this  evill  man  feek.  not  the  welf.  of  this//. 
c1.28.this  people  whom  Nebucbad-nez  carried 

Hof.4..  4.  this  people  are  as  they  that  ftrive  with  the 
Micah  2.1 1  .he  fhall  even  be  the  prophet  of  this/". 
Hag.i.z-  thispeople  fay,  The  time  is  not  come 

2.  14.  Haggai  faid,  So  is  this  people 
Zecb.8.6.  in  the  eyes  of  die  remnant  ofthis  people 
1 1 .  He  not  be  unto  the  refidue  ofthis  /;.  as  in 
ii.remnant  ofthis  people  to  polDfTe  all  thefe 
Mat.i  3.  if.  this  peoples  heart  is  waxed  grofle 

1 5.8.  th's people  drawetrrnigh  unto  me  with 
Mar. 7. 6.  this  people  honoureth  me  with  their  lips  , 
Lu\e  9. 1 3.  fhould  buy  meat  for  all  this  people 

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11.43.  *hall  ^e  wra tfiupon  £his  people 
John  7. 49. but  this  people  who  knoweth  not  the  law 
Afi.13. 1 7. the  God  of  this  people  chofc  our  fathers 

28  ag.  got  unco  this  people,  and  fay 
27.  heart  of  this  peopfe  is  waxed  grofle 

1  C0U4.11.&  other  lipswill  I  fpeakeun:o  this/;. 

Thy  people. 
Exod.$r-3.  neither  haft  thou  delivered  thy  people 
S.  3.  upon  thy  people,  and  into  thine  ovens 
'  4 .  frogs  fhall  come  up  upon  thy  people 
9.  when  mail  I  intreat  for  thy  people 
1  i.frogs  (hall  depart  from  thee,and  thy  peo. 
21.  fwarmes  of  flies  upon  thy  people 
j.  14.  fend  a  11  my  plagues  upon  thy  people 
ij.  that  I  may  fmite  thee,  and  thy  people 
1  y.i<?.  till  thy  peap/e  pafle  over,  O  Lord 
n.  28.  nor  curie  the  ruler  of  thy  people 
13.11.  that  the  poore  of  thy  pwp/e  may  eat 

31.1 1.  thy  wrath  waxe  hot  againft  thy  people 
12.  and  repent  of  this  evill  againft  thy  people 

33.  13.  confiider  this  nation  is  thy  people 

16.  that  I  and  thy  people  have  found  grace  In 
I  and  thy  people, from  all  people  that 

34.  to.  make  a  covenant  before  all  thy  people 
Lev.19.16.  not  goeas  a  tale-bearer  among  thy  pe. 

18.  nor  any  grudge  againft  the  chil.  of  thy  p. 

Numb.  y-n.  a  curfe,  and  an  oath  among  thy  people 

14.  14.  what  this  people  (hall  doe  to  thy  people 

27.i3.thoualfo  (halt  be  gathered  unto  thy  peo. 

31.1.  afterward  lhalr  thou  be  gath.  to  thy  peo. 
Tfeul.9.  n.  for  thy  people  which  thou  hail  brought 

z6.  deftroy  not  thy  people  and  thine  inherit. 

29.  yet  they  are  thy  people 
31. ?o  and  be  gathered  to  thy  people 
Jud%.%.i^.  after  thee  Benjamin,  among  thy  people 
Rath  1. 10.  we  will  returne  with  thee  to  thy  people 

16.  thy  people  (hall  be  my  people 

2  S^.7.23.  what  one  nation  like  thy  people 

1  Cbio.17.ii. 
before  thy  people  which  thou  redeemedft 
1  2C&£»$-{$  thy  fervant  is  in  the  midft  of  thy  peo. 
9  an  underftanding  heart  to  judge  thy  people 
8.36.  which  thou  haft  given  to  thy  people 
44.  if  thy  people  goe  out  to  battel! 
jo.  forgive  thy  people  that  have  finned 
yr.  for  they  be  thy  people  and  thine  inherit. 
20.4 1.  and  thy  people  for  his  people 
21.4.  my  people  as  thy  people  %  Xing.3.7. 

1  Chro.  11.  17.  but  not  on  thy  people  that  they 

29.18.of  the  thoughts  of  the  heart  of  thy  people 

2  Chro.  1.10.  for  who  can  judge  this  thy  people 

6.3  4.  if  thy  people  goe  out  to  warre  againft 
3  9.  and  forgive  thy  people  which  have  finned 

21.14.  plague  will  the  Lord  fmite  thy  people 
Neb.  1.10.  thefe  are  thy  fervants  and  thy  people 

9.  3  i.  on  our  fathers,  and  on  all  thy  people 
Pfal.t.S.  thy  blefllng  is  upon  thy  people 

28-  9.  fave  thy  people,  blefle  thine  inheritance 

44. 1 2.  thou  lelleft  thy  people  for  nought 

60.  3.  thou  haft  (hewed  thy  people  hard  things 
68.7.  when  thou  wenteft  forth  before  thy  people 
.  71.1.  he  (hall  judge  thy  people  with  u'ghteoufn. 
77.1  j.  witht  hinearme  redeemed  thy  people 
io.  thou  Icddeft  thy  people  like  a  flocke 

79. 1 3 .  fo  we  thy  people  will  give  thee  thanks 
80.4.  be  angry  againft  the  prayer  of  thy  people 
83.  3 ,  taken  crafty  counfell  againft  thy  people 
8  J.  2.  haft  forgiven  the  iniquity  of  thy  people 

6.  that  thy  people  may  rejoice  in  thee 
94.  y .  they  hreake  in  peeces  thy  people 
106,4.  favour  that  thou  beared  unto  thy  people 
1 1 0.3.  thy  people  (hall  be  willing  in  the  day  of 
lfa.z.6.  thou  haft  forfaken  thy  people 

■7.17.  the  Lord  fhall  bring  upon  thy  people 
1 4,20.  becaufe  thou  haft  deftroyed  thy  people 
60.  21.  thy  people  (hall  be  all  righteous 

63.14.  fo  diddeft  thou  lead  thy  people 
64.9.  we  befeech  thee, we  are  all  thy  people 

Jer.zz.z.  thv  people  that  enter  in  by  thefe  gates 
^7- 13.  why  will  ye  die,  thou  and  thy  people 
31.7-  O  Lord,  fave  thy  people 

£^■3.11 .  to  them  of  the  captiv.unto  thy  people 
1 3.17.  face  againft  the  daughters  of  thy  people 
26. 1 1.  he  fhali  flay  thy  people  by  the  fword 

33.2.  fpeake  to  the  children  of  thy  people 
1 2 .  fay  unto  the  children  of  thy  people 


17.  y..tthe  children  of  thy  people  fay  ,  The 
30.  children  of  thy  people  (till  are  talking 

37.1 8.wfu-n  the  child,  of  thy  people  fhall  fpeak 
Van. 9. 1  y.  thy  people  forth  out  or  the  land  of  £gy . 
16.  thy  people  become  a  reproach 
j  19.  and  thy  people  are  called  by  thy  Name 
24-feventy  weeks  are  decermin.  upon  thy  pe. 
10.14.  underftflnd  what  fhall  befall  thy  people 
1  r.i4.robbcrs  of  thy  people  (hall  exalt  themfeJ. 
11. 1.  which  ftandeth  for  the  children  of  thypc. 
at  that  time  thy  people  fhall  be  delivered 
Hof.  10.14.  a  tumult  arife  among  thy  people 
Joel  1. 1 7.  and  let  them  fay,  Spare  thy  people 
Micahi ,  1 4.  feed  thy  people  with  thy  rod 
Naluun  3. 13.  thypcop/einthemiddeft  of  thee  are 

18.  thy  people  are  fcattered  upon  the  motfnta. 
Hab.  3. 1 3.  forth  for  the  falvation  of  thy  people 
Att>2.$.<;.  not  fpeake  evill  of  the  ruler  of  thy  peo. 

To  the  people,  or  Unto. 

Gen.  23.  7.  Abr.  bowed  himfelfe  to  the  pro.  ofthe 
47.23.  unto  the  people,!  have  bought  you 

F.W.4.1^. fhall  be  thy  fpolcef-man  unto  thepcople 
y.io.  taske-mafters  (pake  to  the  people 
13.3.  Mofes  faid  unto  the  people,  Remember 

14.13.  Moles  faid  unto  the  people   Cha.20.20. 

&3i.  30. 

18.14.  faw  all  that  he  did  to  the  people 

what  is  this  thing  that  thou  doeft  to  the  peo. 

19.10.  goe  unto  thepeople,  and  fanftifie  them 
12.  thou  (halt  fet  bounds  unto  the  people 

1 4.  Mofes  went  down  unto  the  people 

Verfe  2y. 
1 5".  and  he  faid  unto  the  people,  Be  ready 
Numb.  1 1. 1 8.  unto  theps,opfe,SancT:ifie  your  felv. 

3  1.3.  Mofes  fpake  unto  the  people 
Dent. zo.z.  that  the  prieft  (hall  fpeake  unto  the  p. 
y.  and  the  officers  (hall  fpeake  unto  the  peo. 

8.  offi.  fhall  fpeake  farther  unto  the  people 

9.  made  an  end  of  fpeaking  unto  the  people     ' 
28.  3  z.  and  thy  daug.  fhalbe  given  unto  an.  p. 

J°P}  Z-5-  Jofh.  faid  unto  the/'ft^Sanclitie  your 
4. '  o.  command.  Jofh.  to  fpeake  unto  thepcople 
6.7.  he  faid  unto  the  people,  Pafle  on 

8.  had  fpo'ten  unto  the  peoplej.hu  the  7.prie. 
16.  Jofh.  faid  unto  the  people ,  Shout 
*4-i9.  Jofh  faid  unto  the  people  ,  Ye  cannot 
jWg.18.10.  ye  fhall  come  unto  a  people .fecure 
1  Sam.2. 1  o.  told  all  the  words  unto  the  people 
11. 14.  then  faid  Samuel  to  the  people  ,  Come 
12.  6.  Samuel  faid  unto  thepcople  ,  It  is  the  L. 

20.  Samuel  faid  unto  the  people,  Fearenot 

14.17.  Saul  unto  the  people,  Numbernow 
16.7.  David,  and  Abifh.  came  to  the pcopleby 

1 4.  David  cried  to  the  people  ,  and  to  Abner 

30. 11 .  when  David  came  neere  to  the  people 
1  Sam.i8.t-  king  faid  unto  the  people,  He  furely 

24.3.  the  Lord  thy  God  adde  unto  the  people 

1  Xjng.i  2.r  <; .  king  hearkned  not  unto  the  people 

18.21.  Elijah  came  unto  all  thepcople,  and  faid 

21.  Elijah  unto  the  people  ,  I ,  even  I  only 
19.21 .  gave  unto  the  people  ,  and  they  did  cat 

2  2C'^g-4-42.give  unto  thepcople  that  they  may  eat 

r  1. 13.  fire  came  to  the  people  into  the  temple 

1  C/W0.1O.9.  to  carry  tidings  to  the  people 

2  Chro. 10. 1  y.  king  hearkened  unto  the  people 

23.12.  (he  came  to  thepcople  into  the  houfe 

32.18.  with  a  loud  voice  unto  the  people  of  Jer. 
3  J. 7.  Jofiah  gave  to  the  people  lambs 

8.  his  princes  gave  willingly  to  the  people 

Neh.x.zz.  at  the  fame  time  faid  I  unto  the  people 
5.1  y .  were  chargeable  unto  the  people 

Pfal.9.8.  he  fhall  minifter  judgement  unto  the  peo. 
72. 3. the  mounta. fhall  bring  peace  tothe  people 

Ifa.  jb.  #.  to  a  people  that  fhall  not  profit  them 
■42.$.  he  that  giveth  breath  to  the  people 
49  22,.  and  fet  up  my  flandardto  the  people  ■ 
J  5.4.  given  him  for  a\witnefle  to  the  people 

a  leader  and  commander  to  the  people 

E^£.  3.  y.  not  fent  unto  a  people  of  a  ftrange 
24.  18.  fo  I  fpake  unto  the  ptople'm  the  morn, 

44.19.  into  the  utter  court  to  the  people 
Dan.z.^.  kingdome  (hall  be  left  to  other  people 

7.27.  (hall  be  given  to  the  pcopl:  of  the  faints 
Joel  3.8.  they  fhall  fell  them  to  apeople  afaroff 
Hab. 7.  1 6.  when  he  cometh  up  unto  the  people 
Zeph.  3 .9.  turne  to  the  people  a  pure  language 


Hag. 1. 13.  in  the  Lords  mdiage  unto  the  people 
Mat.  1 2.46.  while  he  yet  tal.ced  to  the  people 
17. 1  f .  wont  to  rele.afe  unto  the  people  a  prifon. 
64.  fteale  him  away ,  and  lay  unto  the  people 
Luke  3 .18  in  1 -is  exhortat.  preach,  he  unto  the  peo. 
7.9.  did  umo  thepcople  that  followedhim 

24.to_fpeake.unto  the  people  concerning  John 
12.^4.  faid  to  the  people,  When  ye  fee  a  cloud 
13.14.  faid  unto  the  people  ,There. are  fix  dayes 

20.9.  to  fpeake  to  thepeoble  this  parable 

23 .4.  to  the  people,  I  finc%?  fault  in  this  man 
Acl.z. .  1 2 .  he  anfwered  untr.,'-he.,people  }  Ye  men  of 
4.  1.  as  they  fpake  tint    >. ■  people, the  prisils 
j. 20.  fpeake  in  the  temple  ■ :  1  as  people 
10. 1.  which  gavemr-'.  •'■•...■  to  the  people 

42.  commanded  to       ;   In     .the  people 
12.4.  to  bring  him  for-tS  to.thepeofle  - 
13.3 1.  who  are  his  wkneflgj  unco  the  people 
17.  j.  fought  to  bring  themout  to  the  people 
19.  4.  laying  unto  the  people _  that  they  fhould 

30.  would  have  entred  in  untothe-pft^/e 

33.  would  have  made  his  defence  unto  the  p. 
21.39.  fuffer  me  to  fpeake  to  the  people 

40.  beckened  with  die  hand  uncaahe  people 
z6.z  3.  and  fhould  (hew  light  unto  the  people 
Heb.4.9.  a  reft  to  the  people  of  God 

peoples. 
Kev.io.  11.  mud  prophene  aga.  bef.  many  people  t 
17-15.  waters  where  the  whore  firteth,are/>cop. 

Num.it.z8.  Ralak  bro. Balaam  to  the  top  of  Peor 

2  j.i 8.  beguiled  you  in  the  matter  of  lJeor 

ilaine  in  the  day  ofthe  plague  for  Pe.fake 

3  i.itf.trcfpafTe  againft  the  L.  in  the  mat. of  Pe. 
Jojh.zz.ij.  is  the  iniquity  of  Peor  too  little  for  us 

^S>erau\jenture. 
Gra.18.14.  pcradventure  there  be  fifty  righteous 
zS.pcfadventure  there  fhall  lacke  five  of  fifty 

29.  pcradventure  there  (hall  be  forty  there 

30.  peradvcWurc  there  fhall  thirty  be  found 

3 1 .  per  adventure  there  fhall  be  twenty 

32.  pcradventure  ten  fhall  be  found 
^•S-peradv.  the  woman  will  not  be  Verfe$9. 
27-n.  my  father  pcradventure  will  feele  me 

3  r.3 1.  pcradventure  thou  wouldeft  take  by  force 

31.10.  pcradventure  he  will  accept  of  me 
41.4.  left/>tr^z/f»jr«r£rnifchiefe  befall  him 
43.IZ. pcradventure  it  was  an  overfight 
44-34.  lefxperadventure  I  fee  the  evill 

J  0.1  y.  ]ofeph peradv.nttrre  will  hate  us 
.E.rod.13.17.  left perad&nture  the  people  repent 
31.  io.peradventure\  fhall  make  an  atonem. 
Numb.  11. 6.  pcradventure  I  fhall  prevaile 

11.  pcradventure  I  fhalbe  able  to  overcome 
13.3.  pcradventure  the  Lord  will  come  to  meet 
17. pcradventure  it  will  pleafe  God,that  thou 
Jofh.  9.7. pcradventure  ye  dwell  among  us 
1  Sam.6.<>.pcwdventurche  will  lighten  his  hand 
9.6.  pcradventure  he  can  (hew  us  our  way,  that 
1  Kjng.iZ.s. peradvinture  we  may  find  graffe  to 
27.  or pcradventure  he  fleepeth ,  and 
20.3 1 .  pcradventure  he  will  fave  thy  life 
i  Kjng.z.i6Aei\perad.the  Spirit  ofthe  Lord  hath 
Jer.  10.10.  pcradventure  he  will  be  enticed 
Ro.m.%.7.pcmdvcnturefor  a  good  man  fome 
1  TzOT.2.25.  if  Godpcradvenlure  will  give  them  - 

iBerajtm, 
Ifa.  18, 2 1.  Lord  fhall  rife  up  as  in  mount  Pert\. 

f!>crcc4t!C. 
Deut.zg.4.  Lo.  hath  not  given  you  ahearr  toper. 
Jofi.zz.31.tlri  day  we  perceive  that  the  Lord  is 

1  Sam.iz.  1 7.  and  rain,  that  ye  may  perceive  and 

2  S.vn.19.6.  this  day  Ipercehe,  if  Abfaloui  bad  li. 
1  J^/g.4.7.  now  I  perceive  that  this  is  an  holy  man. 
Job  9. 1 1 .  but  1  perceive  him  not 

13.8.  but  I  cannot  perceive  him 
Prov..  1.2.  topcrceive  the  words  ofunderftanding 
Eccl:f.$.zi.  wherefore  I  perceive  that  there  is  noth. 
lfa.6.9.  and  fee  ye  indeed,  bmpercefae not 

33.19.peo.ofa  deeper  fpeecbrhen  thou canftp. 

13.14.  feeing  ye  (hall  fee,and  fhall  not  perceive 
Mai\e  4. 12.  feing  ye  may  fee,  and  not  perceive 

7.1 8.  doe  ye  not  perceive  that  whatfoevcr 

8.17. pe/cdv?  ye  not  yet, neither  underftand 
LuifC  8.46. for  Ipmeive  thatvertue  is  gone  out  of 
John  4. 19.  \perctive  that  thou  art  a  prophet 

12.  \C).p(H<.'\V*\ 


PER 


PER 


PER 


PER 


PER 


PER 


1 1.15.  perceive  ye  how  ye  prevail  nothing 
Aits  8 . 1 1 .1  perceive  that  thou  art  in  the  gall  of  bit. 
10.  3  4. 1  perceive  that  G.  is  no  refpecter  of  perf. 
1 7 .  22.  1  perceive  that  in  all  things  ye  are 
17.10.  fcs,lperceive  that  this  voyage 
28  .i6.feeing  ye  (hill  fee,and  not  perceive 
%  Cor.7.8.1  perceive  that  the  fame  epiftle  hath 
1  John  2.i6.hereby  perceive  we  the  love  of  God 

Gcn.ig.li'heperceivednot  when  (he  lay  down 

Verfe  3  5. 
Jidg.6.zz.  when  Gideon  perceived  that  he  was  an 

1  Sam.}.$.TL\i  perceived  that  the  L.had  called  Sam. 
28.14.  and  Saul  perceived  chat  itwas  Samuel 

2  Sam.1;.!  2.David  perceived  that  the  L.had  eftabl. 

12.19.  David  perceived  that  the  child  was  dead 

i4.i.Joab  perceiv.that  the  kings  heart  was  tow. 

r  Kin.zi.2  ?.capt.of  the  char.perai.that  it  was  not 

1  Chr.iq.z.DsL.perccived  that  the  L.had  confirmed 
Neh.6. 1 2.1o,I  perceived  that  Go  .had  not  fent  him 
i6.for  they  perceived  that  this  work 
1 3 .  10. 1  perceived  that  the  portions  of  the  Lev 
Eft.+.  r  .when  Mordecai  perceived  all  that  was  done 
fob  38.1  S.haft  thoupercei.the  breadth  of  the  earth 
Ecclef.  1 . 1 7.I  perceived  that  this  alfo  is  vexation  of 

2.14.1  my  felf  alfo  perceived  that  one  event 
I  fa.6^.^.n6r  perceived  by  the  ear,neither  hath 
Ter.23.18.and  hath  per  ceivedanA  heard  his  word 

3  8.27-for  the  matter  was  not  perceived  ^ 
Mot.i6.$.vihkh  when  JefuspOTera^he  faid 
.    1 1 .4  5  .they  perceived  that  he  fpake  of  them 
22.18.but  Jefus  per<m>erf  their  wickednefTe 
Ato\2.8.w  hen  Jefusperowd  in  his  fpir.  that  they 
L«ijtf  i.2*.they  perceived  that  he  had  feen  a  vifion 
5.22.when'jefus  perceived  their'thoughts,he 
9.4  5. hid  from  thenijthat  they  perceived  it  not 
20. 1 9. they  perceived  that  he  had  fpoken  this 
23.  but  he  perceived  their  craftineffe 
John  6.1  ?.Jefus  perceived  that  they  would  come  & 
/2<3j  4.1 3.and  perceived  that  they  were  unlearned 
23,6.  when  Paul  perceiv.  that  the  one  part  were 
29.wh.om  I  perceivecho  bee  accufed  of  quefti. 
Gal.  i.9.when  JamesjCephas  &  John  —perceived 

3£>ercefoett, 
Vro.  1 4.7.when  thou  perceive]),  not  in  him  the 
Lu\e  6.^i.butperceivefl  not  the  beam  that  is  in 

tyttcetbttl). 
Job  1 4, 2 1  .but  he  perceiveth  it  not  of  them 

3  j.i4.yet  man  perceiveth  it  not 
P/0.3 1. 18.  (heperceivetb  that  her  merchandife  is 

f2>  erecting. 
Mar\  iz.i8.tn&perceiving  that  he  had  anfwered  - 
Lu\e  9-47-and  fe(us  perceiving  the  thought  of 
A£ls  1 4»9.and  perceiving  that  he  had  faith  to  be 

33erMtfon. 
Job.  17.12.  none  of  them  is  loft  but  the  fon  of  per. 
Phil.  1. 2  8. to  them  an  evident  token  of  perdition 
z  Thef.z.i.mzn  of  fin  be  revealed,thefon  oiperdi. 

1  Ti/n.6. 9.drown  men  in  deftruftion  and  perdition 
Heb  10.39.  not  of  them  which  drawback  to  perdi. 

2  Prt.3. 7.  and  perdition  of  ungodly  men 
flev.i7.8.outofthebottomleffepit,&  go  intoper. 

11.  andgoeth  into  perdition 
Merest, 
Viai.  j.28.Pc"Wjthy  kingdome  is  divided 

1  Chro.7.16.  and  the  called  his  name  Perejh 

2  CW. 27. 3  .of  the  children  of  Pete -^vias  the  chief 
NeJb.i  1.4.  of  the  children  of  Pere\,  Athaiah 

6.fons  of  Percx\,  that  dwelt  at  Jerufalem 

2  Sam.6.8.  called  the  riame  of  the  place  Perez^Mz. 

1  Chr.  1 3. 1 1.  place  is  called  Pere^-VLzzz  unto  this 

perfect. 
G«K.^.9.  Noah  was  a  juft  man>and  per/eS 

17- 1. walk  before  me,and  be  thou  perfect 
Z.ez>.22.2i.orafree-wil-off.in  (heep3it (halbe per. 
Dfwf.18.15.thou  (halt  be  fe//f^  with  the  Lord 

25.15.have  a  perfect  weight, a  per  feci  meafure 
t  Saw.  14.41. Saul  faid— Give  a  perfect  lot 

2  Sam.  z  z.  3  3  .and  he  maketh  my  way  perfect 
2  C//-.4.2 1. tongs  made  he  of  pe  rfect  gold 
■£^<z 7.1 2.Artaxetxes  to  Ezra, perfect  peace    : 
Job  1. 1  .and  that  man  was  perfect  and  upright   . 


8. a  perfect  and  upright  man3one  that  feareth 
Chap.2.3. 
8.20.God  will  not  caft  away  a  perfect  man 
9.20.if  I  fay,I  am  perfect, it  (hall  alfo 

21.  though  I  were  perfect ,ytt  would  I  not 
2  2.hedeitroyeth  both  theperfect  &  the  wick. 
22.3 .that  thou  makeft  thy  wayes  perfect 
Pfal.  1 8 . 3  2.G  od  maketh  my  w  ay  perfect 
37.37.mark  the  perfect  man ,and  behold  the 
64.4-may  (hoot  in  fecret  at  the  perfect 
10  i.2.behave  my  felf  wifely  inaperfect  way 
6.he  that  walketh  in  aperfeel  wayjhe  (hall 
1 3  9.22.I  hate  them  w ith  perfect  hatred 
Pro.z.z  i.and  the  perfect  (hall  remain  in  it 
4. 1 8.(hineth  more  unto  the  perfect  day 
1 1 .  5  .rightcoufneffe  of  the  p£>/<;<!?  (hall  direct 
J/2i.25.3.thou  wilt  keep  him  in  per  feci  piace 
£^e.i6.  H-was  ^/".through  my  comlineffe  which 
2 7. 3. haft  faid,I  am  of  perfect  beauty 

1 1. they  have  made  thy  beauty  perfect 
28. n.and  thoxxan perfect  in  beauty 
1  y.thou  waft  perfect  in  thy  wayes  from 
Ata.5r.48.be  ye  therefore  perfect, as  your  Father 
1 9.2 1.  if  thou  wilt  be  per/c£?,go  and  fell  that 
Lu\e  1. 3. alfo  having  had  perfect  understanding 
John  1 7. 23. that  they  may  be  made  perfect  in  one 
Acts  3.i6.givenhim  thisper/et^foundneffein 
22.3-taught  according  to  the  perfect  manner  of 
24.2  2. having  more  perfect  knowledge  of  that 
Rom.  1 2.s.that  acceptable  and  perfect  will  of  God 
i  Cor.z.6.  fpeak  wifdom  among  them  that  are  perf. 
2  Cor.  1 2.9.my  ftrength  is  made  perfect  in  weaknes 

13. 1  i.be  perfect,be  of  good  comfort,be  of 
Gal.z.i.zte  ye  now  made  per fell  by  the  fle(h 
£^.4.13. of  theknowl.of  Chrift  to  aperfect  man 
PJbi/.3.i2.eitheras  though  I  were  already  perfect 

1  y.but  let  us,as  many  as  be  perfect 
Col.i.z8.may  prefent  every  man  perfect  in  Chrift 
4.1 2.that  ye  may  ftand  perfect  and  compleat 

1  Thefz..io.&might  perfect  that  which  is  lacking 

2  Tz»z.  3.  i7.that  the  man  of  God  may  be  perfect 
Heb.z.io.ca^t.oi their  falvat.  perf.  through  fuffer. 

5.9.  and  being  made  perfect, he  became 
7.1 9.for  the  law  made  nothing  perfect, but 
9.9.not  make  him  that  did  the  fervice  perfect 
1 1.  by  a  greater  and  more  perfect  tabernacle 
io.i.makethe  comers  thereunto  perfect 
1  i.40.they  without  us  (hould  not  be  made  perf. 
I2.z  3.  &  to  the  fpirits  of  juft  men  made  perfect 
1 3 . 2 1 .  make  you  perfect  in  every  good  w  or k 
James  i.4.1et  patience  have  her  perfect  work 

that  ye  may  be  perfect  and  entire 
1 7.  and  every  perfect  gift  is  from  above 
2j.whofo  looketh  into  the  perfect  law  of 
2.22.  by  works  was  faith  made  perfect 
3 . 2.the  fame  is  a  perfect  man,and  able  alfo 
1  Pef. y.io.aft.  ye  have  fufF.awhile,roake  you  per/! 

1  John  4.1 7. herein  is  our  love  made  perfect 
1 8.but  perfect  love  cafteth  out  fear 

he  that  feareth  is  not  made  perfin  love 
Rei\3.2.not  found  thy  works  perfect  before  God 
perfect  heart,  See  i§eaj:t, 
is  perfect, 
D??^.32.4.he  is  the  Rock jhis  work  is  perfect 

2  Sam.zz.7,  i.asfor  God,his  way  isperfect 
Job  36-4-he  that  is  perfect  in  knowledge  is  with 

37.16.of  him  which  isperfect  in  knowledge 
Pfal.  1 8 .30.as  for  God3  his  way  is  perfect 

i9.7.thelaw  of  the  Lord  isperfect 
7/i.i8.5.when  the  bud  isperfect,  &  thefowrgrape 

42. 19.  who  is  blind  as  he  that  is  perfeft 
Mat.  y^-as  your  Father  which  is  in  heaven  is  per. 
Lu\e  6.40.but  every  one  that  isperfect  (hall 

1  Cor. 1 3. 10. when  that  which  is  perfect  is  come 
ficrfettet). 

2  Chro.8. 16.(0  the  houfe  of  God  was  perfected 
24.1 3  .and  the  work  was  perfected  by  them 

E^.27.4.thy  builders  have  perfeEled  thy  beauty 
Mat.z\.\6.olthz  mouth  of  babes — thou  ha^c  perf. 
Lu\e  1 3.3  2.and  the  third  day  I  (hall  be  perfected 
He&.io.i4.by  one  offer.he  hathperf.  for  ever,them 

1  John  2. 5.  in  him  is  the  love  of  God  perfected, 
4. 1 2. and  his  love  is  perfected  in  us 

perfecting. 

2  Cor.-j.\.  perfecting  holinefle  in  the  fear  of  God 
Ephef.^.iz.{ot  the  pcrfectingot  the  faints,for 

Aaaa 


f2>erfettl0li, 

Job  1  i.7.th'ou  find  out  the  Almighty  to  perfection 

1  J.29.nei.  (hall  he  prolong  the  perfection  there! 

18. 3. and  fearcheth  out  all  perfection 
Pfal.;  o.2.out  of  Zion  the  perfection  of  beauty 

1 1 9.96.I  have  feen  an  end  of  all  perfection 
lfa.qj.g.thcy  (hall  come  on  thee  in  their  perfection 
Lam.  2. 1  j  .the  perfection  of  beauty,the  joy  of 
Lul^e  8.14.  and  bring  no  fruit  to  perfection 
z  Cor.x  3. 9  .this  we  wi(h>even  your  perfection 
Heb.6. 1. let  us  go  on  unto  perfection,  not 

7. 1 1. if  therefore  per feet,  were  by  the  Levit.prie. 

#erfettlg, 

/£r.2  3.2  0.1atter  daiesye  fnal  confider  it  perfectly 

Mat.  14.36.  as  many  as  touched,  were  made  perf. 

/4#.i8.26.expoun.tohim  the  wayof  G.rrsorc&er. 

2. 3 . 1 5  .enquire  fomething  more  perfectly  conce. 

zo.  enquire  fomewhat  of  him  more perfectly 

r  C0M.1o.but  that  yebe perfectly  joyaed  togeth.in 

1  Thefii.z.  for  your  felves  know  perfectly, that  the 

perfect  rteffe. 
Ca/,3.  14.  which  is  the  bond  oiperfeEimffe 

f->erfit. 
Pfal.i  38.  8.  L.  v/Wl perfit  that  which  concern,  me 

1&erfo?mance. 
Lu\e\j-.%f.  for  there  (hall  be  a  performance  of  thofe 

2  Cor.8.1 1.  fo  there  may  be  a  performance  alfo  out 

^>etfo?m. 
Gen.z6.$.Ik perform  the  oath  I  fware  to  Abraham 
Exod.  1 8. 1 8.not  able  to  perform  it  thy  felf  alone 
iv"«ffz.4.23.all  that  enter  in  to  perform  the  fervice 
Dent.4. 1 3  .which  he  commanded  you  to  perform 

9.y.that  he  may  perform  the  word  which  the  L. 

23.23.  and  perform  even  a  free-wil-off.  accord. 

25.5.  andper/w'ffzthedutyof  an  husbands  bro. 

7.  not  to  perform  the  duty  of  my  husb.broth. 

Ruth  3 . 1 3 .  if  he  w  ill  perform  to  thee  the  part  of 

1  Sam.i .  1 2.  in  that  day  He  perform  againft  Eli  all 

iSam.14.1;.  that  the  king  will perfarm  the  requ. 

1  Kjng.6. 1 2.  then  will  I  perform  my  word  wth  thee 

12.15  .that  he  might  perform  his  faying 

2  Kin.zi.2..  to  perform  the  words  of  this  covenant 

24.that  he  might  perform  the  wor.  of  the  law 
a  Cfcro.10.15.  L.mightper/orahis  word  which  he 

34.3  i.topcrform  the  wordsofthe  covenant 
Efth.;.8.8c  toperformmy  requeft,let  theK.Sc  Ha. 
Job  5. 1 2.hands  cannot  perform  their  enrerprife 
Pfal.ii.  1 1.  which  they  are  not  able  to  perform 
6 1. 8. that  I  may  daily  perform  my  vows 
1 19. 10(5.1  have  fworn,  and  He  perform  it,  that 
iia.  enclined  my  heart  to  perfo.  thy  ftatutes 
lfa.9.7 .  zeal  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  will  perform  this 
19.21.vow  a  vow  to  the  Lord*  and  performit 
44.28.and  ftiaWperform  all  my  pleafure 
Jer.  1. 1 2.11e  haften  my  word  to  perform  k 

1 1.5.  that  I  may  perform  the  oath  that  I  have 

28.6.  "LoK&i  perform  the  words  which  thou  haft 
zg.10.md  perform  my  good  word  towards  you 
3  3 .  i4.that  He  perf. that  good  thing  that  I  have 
44.2?. we  will  furely  perform  our  vows  that  we 

and  furely  perform  your  vows 
E?pk.  1 2.2  5-and  will  perform  it/aith  the  Lord  G. 
■Micah  7.20.thou  wilt  perform  the  truth  to  Jacob 
Nab.  1. 15. keep  thy  folemn  ka&s,perform  thy  vows 
Mdf.5.3  3.but  (halt perform  to  the  Lor.  thine  oaths 
Lu\e  1. 7  2. to  per form  thy  mercy  promifed  to  our 
Zto.4.21.  he  was  able  alfo  to  perform 

7.i8.but  how  to  perform  that  which  isgood,! 
2  Cor.  8- 1 1. now  therefore  perform  the  doing  of  it 
Phil.  1 .6.  he  will  perform  it  untill  the  day  of  Jefus 

fJ>erfojmerj. 
i  Sam.i  y.i  i.&  hath  not  per farmed  my  command. 
13.I  have  performed  the  command,  of  the  L. 
2Saw.21.14.  they  performed  all  that  the  K.comm. 
1  fyng  8.2o.the  Lord  hath  performed  his  word 

2  Chron.6.10. 
Nch.9.2.  and  had  per  formed  thy  words,for  thou 
Eftb.i  .1 5-becaufe  (he  hath  not  performed  tht  com. 
5.6.to  the  half  of  the  kingdome  it  (hall  be  perf. 
7. 2.  it  (hall  be  performed  to  the  half  of  the 
Pfal.6;.  i.and  to  thee  (hall  the  vow  be  performed 
Ifa.  1  o.  1 2.  when  the  Lord  hath  performed  his  whole 
Jcr.23.20.  till  he  have  performed  the  thoughts  of 
Chap.  3  0.24. 
34.1 8-which  have  not  performedthe  words  of 
3  5,i4.the  words  of  Jonadab — are  performed 

i6.fons 


PER 


PER 


PER 


PER 


PER 


PER 


1 6.  fons  of Jonadab  have  performed  the 
y  i  .iij.every  purpofe  of  the  L.fhall  be  performed 
E\eli.  3  7. 1 4.fpoken  it,andperfomedit,  faith  the  L- 
Luke  i.zo.that  thefe  (hall  be  performed,  becaufe 

2.j9.when  they  bad  performed  all  things 
Rom.  1  j.a8.when  I  have  performed  chis,and 

f->crfoitnetli. 
Neb.  y.i  j. that  performeth  not  this  promife,even 
•  jW  a  3 . 1 4.  for  he  performeth  the  things  that 
Pfal.tf.z.  unto  God  that  performeth  all  things  for 
7ya.44.26.and  performeth  the  counfell  of  his 

|2>erfoiin<ng. 

Num.  1  y .  3  -in  performing  a  vow,  or  in  a  free-will. 

8. or  for  a  facrifice  in  performing  a  vow 

l&erfum?. 

Exod-%0.-^  5. thou  (halt  make  it  a  perfume 

3  7.as  for  the  perfume  which  thou  (halt 
P/fl^.p.oyntmentand  perfume  rejoice  the  heart 

3&trfumeu. 

P/0.7. 1 7.I  have  perfumed  my  bed  with  myrrhe 
CV18J.3 ,6.perf timed with  myrrhe and  frankincenfc 

?3crfamc0. 
Ifa.tf.a.and  didft  increafe  thy  perfumes 

$erga. 
^^?J  13.13.  they  came  to  Pecgd  in  Pamphylia 
14.  when  they  departed  from  Pe<ga,they 
14.2  y.had  preached  the  word  in  ZJcrga3thty 
f->ergamo0. 
Rev.1.1  i.fend  it —  unto  Pergamos,  &  to  Thyatira 
2.1  2.  to  the  angel  of  the  church  of  Pe?£«.write 
perhaps. 
A"?s  8. 22. if perhaps  the  thoughts.of  thine  heart 
2  O.2.7.  left  perhaps  fuch  a  one  (liould  be  fwaljo. 
Pbilem.i  5. (or perhaps  he  therefore  departed 

?£>cr(ua, 
Nehem.7.^7.  the  children  of  Pmefo 

Lam^.g.vie  gate  our  bread  with  thcper.ofouikv. 
Kom.9.$  y.or  lamine,or  naked  neffe,orpm#,or  fw. 

perilous. 
2  Tiw.  3 . 1  .in  the  laft  dayes  p«i/«w  times  fhould 

perils- 
2  Cor. 1  i.z6.in  perils  of  waters,  inperils  of  robbers 
in  perils  by  mine  owne  counts ey-men 
in  perils  by  the  heathen,in  per.in  the  city 
in  perils  in  the  wilder.in  perils  in  the  fea 
in  pe ids  among  falfe  brethren 
fSedu). 
Ge3.41.36.that  the  hndperijh  not  through  famine 
Exod.ig.i  i.left  many  of  them  /wj/& 

2  i.2<S.or  the  eye  of  his  maid,that  it  perijh^he 
Num.17. 1 2.behold,we  die,we  perifi,  we  all  ff/i/S 
24.20.1attcr  end  (hall  be,  that  he  perijh  for  ever 
JDra'.  1 1. 1 7.  and  left  ye  perijh  quickly  from  off 
26.  J. a  Syrian  ready  to  perijh  was  my  father 
2 8 . 20 .and  untill  t hou perijh  quickly,becaufe 
2  2.they  (hall  putfue  thee  till  thouperijh 
Jof.13.1  j.until  you  perijh  from  off  this  good  land 
Judv.%.%  i.ltt  all  thine  enemies  perijh,0  Lord 
1  Sam. z6.10.ot  he  (hall  defcend  into  battel  &  per. 
Ejl.  3.13  -and  to  caufe  to  perijh  all  the  Jewcs 
4. 1 6.and  if  I  perijh,  I  perijh 
7.4.tobedeftroyed,tobeflain,andtopm/& 
8. 1 1. and  to  caufe  to  perijh  all  the  power  of 
9.28.  nor  the  memory  of  them  that  perijh  from 
Job  j.  3.  let  the  day  perijh  wherein  I  was  born 
4.p.by  the  blaft  of  God  they  perijh 

20.  they  penjh  for  ever  without  any  regard 
g.  i8.they  go  to  nothing,and  perijh 
29.3.bleffing  of  him  that  was  ready  to  per.came 

3  i.i9.if  I  have  feen  any  perijh  for  want 
Pfal.  2. 1 2.and  ye  perijh  from  the  way 

9.3  .they  (hall  h\\,andperijh  at  thy  prefence 
1 8.expecration  of  the  poor  (hall  not  perijh 

4  tif  .when  (hall  he  die,  and  his  name  perijh 
.39.10.2nd  the brutifh  perfon perijh 

1 2.  hee  is  like  the  beafts  that  perijh 

Verfe  20. 
68.i.fo  let  the  wicked  perijh  at  the  prefence 
80. 16.  they  perijhat  the  rebuke  of  thy  counten. 
8  3. 1 7.1et  them  be  put  to  fliame,and  perijh 
146.4.  in  that  very  day  his  thoughts  perijh 
Pro.  1 1.  io.when  the  wicked  perijh,  there  is  Shout. 
28.28.but  when  they  perijh,  the  righteous  incr. 
29. 1 8 .where  there  is  no  vifion,the  peopleperijh 
$1.6.  ftrong  drink  to  him  that  is  ready  to perijh 


Ecclef.  <y.i^.tho(t  riches  perijh  by  evill  travell 
Ifa.z6. 1 4. and  made  all  their  memory  to  perijh 

27. 13. they  (hall come  which  were  ready  toper. 
/e>\i8.i8.for  the  law  (hall  notperijb  from  the 

27.io.driveyou  out,and  ye  fhould  perijh 
1  y.that  ye  might  perijh,ye,and  the  prophets 

40.1  y.and  the  remnant  in  Judab  perijh 
E\ekj.z  j. 7.  and  He  caufe  thee  to  perijh  out  of 
Dan.z.  1 8.Daniel  and  his  fellows  (hould  not  perijh 
Jonah  i.6.God  will  think  on  us,that  we  perijh  not 
I4.we  befeech  thee,let  us  not  periJh,fot 

3.9.from  thy  fierce  anger,that  we  perijh  not 
Mitf.y.i^.that  one  of  thy  members  fhould  perijh 

Verfe  30. 

8.2f.Lordfaveus,  we  perijh 

9.1 7.wine  runneth  out,and  the  bottles  perijh 

18. 14. that  one  of  thefe  little  ones  (hould  perijh 
Mar\  4.38.  careft  thou  not  that  vie  perijh 
Lithe .  8 . 2  4.  fay  i  ng,Ma  fter,M  after,w  e  perijh 

1 3.3  3  .not  be,that  a  prophet  perijh  out  of  Jeruf. 

1  y .  1 7.  and  I  perijh  w  ith  hunger 

2t.  1 8.  there  (hall  not  an  hair  of  your  head  per. 
John  3 . 1  y  beleeveth  in  him  (hould  not  perijh 

Verfe  16. 

1  i.yo.that  the  whole  nation  perifa  not 
Alls  S.io.xhy  money  perijh  with  thee,becaufe 

1 3.4i.behold,the  defpifers  wonder,andpm/& 

1  Cor.  1 . 1 8  .preach.of  the  erode  is  to  them  that  per. 

2  Cor. 2. 1  y.and  in  them  that perijh 
4«i6.but  though  our  outward  man  perijh 

Col. 2.22.which  all  are  to  perijh  with  the  ufing 
2  Thcf.z. io'.o£ unright.in  them  that  perijh, because 
2  Pef.3.9.not  willing  that  any  fhould  perijh,but 

Shall  f$ertfh, 
Le v.  26. 3  8,and  ye  (hall  perijh  among  the  heathen 
.Atoz.24.24.and  he  aWotraW  perijh  for  ever 
Deut.$.2.6.thatye  (hall  foon  utterly  perijh  from  off 

8.  J9.th.1t  ye  (hall  furely  perijh 
20. fo  (hall  ye  perijh,  becaufe  ye  would 

30.18.that  ye  (hall  furely  perijh,and  that  ye 
Jof.z$.i6.and  ye  (hall  perijh  quickly  from  off 

1  Sam,i7. '  -I  (hall  now  perijh  one  day  by  the  hand 

2  Kjng.9. 8.the  whole  houfe  of  Ahab  (hall  perijh 
Job  8.13  .and  the  hypocrites  hope  (ball  perijh 

18.17.his  remembrance  maWperiJh  from 
20.7.yet  he  (hzWperijh  for  ever  like 
3  4. 1  y .  all  flefh  (hall  perijh  together,  and 
3tf.i  2.they  (hall  perijh  by  thefword,and 

P/a/.i.6.butthe  way  of  the  ungodly  (hall  perijh 
3  7.20.  but  the  wicked  (hall  perijh, and 
73.27.they  that  are  far  from  thee  ibaWperiJh 
92.9.for  lo,thine  enemies  (ha\\  perijh 
102.26.they  (hall/wi/&,but  thou  (halt  endure 
1 1 2. 1  o.the  deGre  of  the  wicked  (hall  perijh 

Pro.  io.28.expei5tation  of  the  wicked  (bahperijh 
1  i-7.his  cxpe&arion  (hall  peiijh,and  the 
i9-9.he  that  fpeaketh  lies  (hall  perijh 
2 1.18.  a  falfe  witnefie  (hall  perijh,but 

Ifii.K}.  i4.wifdome  of  their  wife-men  (hall  jWt/& 
41.11.they  that  drive  with  thee  ibaWperiJh 
60.1 2.kingd.that  will  not  fetve  thee  (hall  perijh 

^»'.4.9.that  the  heart  of  the  king  (hailperijh 
6.2 1. and  his  friend  (hall  perijh 
10.1  i.even  they  (hall  perijh  from  the  earth 
1 5:  .time  of  their  visitation  they  (hall  perijh 
Chap.  51.18. 
48. 8.the  valley  alfo  (hall  perijh  3and  the  plain 

E  ^.7. 2  6.  the  law  (hall  pf^i/S  from  the  pried 

Amos  i.8.remnantofthePhiliftines(hall^Ci"«/S 
2.i4.therefore  the  flight  fhall  perijh  from  the 
3.15  .and  the  houfes  of  ivory  (hall  perijh 

Zech.o.^.and  the  king  (hall  perijh  from  Gaza 

Afar.  26. 5  2.  they  that  take  the  (word  (hall  per.  with 

£?%  5. 3 7.and  the  bottles  ibaWperiJh 

13.3. except  ye  repent,ye  (hall  all  likewife  peri. 

Verfe  5. 

Jate  10.28.and  they  (hall  never  perijh,  neither 

Ko».2.i2.finned  without  law>(hall  alfo/w.witho. 
Cor.%.  1 1  .thro.thy  knowl.ihal  thy  weak  bto.per. 

Heb.i.n.they  fhall  perijh,  but  thou  remained 

1  Pet.  2. 1 2.and  (hall  utterly  pm/fe  in  their  own 
f-)er<fbet>. 

2v"«w.  16.3  3.andthey/>en/^rffrom  among  the 

2i.3o.Hefhbon  is perijhed, even  toDibon 

Jof.ri*io.  and  that  manperijhed  not  alone  in 

2  Sa/w.i.27.and  the  weapons  of  wax  perijhed 


Job  4.7. who  ever  perijhed ^ being  innocent 

30.2.  in  whom  old  age  w.;s  perijhed 
PJal.c/.6.theK  tmnioihllis per/jhed  with  them 
10.  r6.  the  heathen  are  perijhed  out  of  his 
83. 10. which perijhid m  Endor:  rhey  became 
1 19.  92. 1  mould  then  hiveperijixdir.  myaffli. 
Ecclef.9.6-and  their  envie  is  now  perijhed 
/er.7,28.truth  is  perijhed,and  is  cut  off  from  their 
48.3^.rkhcs  that  he  hath  gotten  is  perijhed 
49-7.is  counfell  perijhed  from  the  prudent 
Lam.  j.iS.l  faidjMy  ftrength  and  my  hope  is  pen. 
Joel  i.u.becaufetheham'ft  of  the  field  isperijked 
Jonah  4.  \o.andpenffcd\n  a  night 
Micahq.y.is  thy  counfeller  peujhed  for  pangs 

7-2.  the  good  man  is  perijhed  out  of  the  earth 
■Mtf.8.3  2. herd  of  iw me  perijhed  in  the  waters 
Luh^.ti.  51.  which  penjlied  between  the  altar  &  the 
Acls  y-37.hs  alfo  perijhed,  and  all,  even  as  many 

1  Cor.  i  j.  18. fallen  afleepin  Chriftate/wv/fc/ 
Heb.  n.3  1. by  faith  the  harlot  Rahab  perijhed  not 

2  Pef.3.6.  being  overflowed  with  water, perijhed 
Jude  1  i.aad  perijhed  in  the  gain-faying  of  Core 

lS>eri!h;th. 
Job  4.1  i.the  old  lion  perijhah  for  lack  of  prey 
Pro.  1 1.7.  the  hope  of  unjuft  men perijhexh 
Ecclef. 7. 15.  there  is  a  juft  man  that perijheth  in 
//i.  J7. 1  .the  righteous  perijheth,  and  no  man 
Jer.o.  1 2.for  what  the  land  perijheth, and  is 

48.46.the  people  of  Chemofhpert/fr#^ 
/ate  6.27.  labour  not  for  the  meat  which  perijheth 
James  1.11. the  grace  of  the  hihion  of  it  perijheth 
1  Pel.  i.7.rauch  more  preci.  then  of  gold  th^t peri. 

fJseviCbtng, 
Job  3  3. 18. and  his  life  from  perijhing  by  the 

32>erjurcO. 

1  Tim.  1. 1  o.forliers,for/w//tf-«i,perfonsJ  if  there 

#2rt55<te. 

Gen.\i.7.Peri?3ite  dwelled  then  in  the  land 
Exod.  33.2.  and  He  drive  out  the  Peri^ue, and 

34.1  i.beholdjl  drive  out  before  thee  the  Perl^. 
Jof.^.i.the  Peri\\ite,the  Hivite,&  the  Jebu.hcard 

1  i.3<and  the  Perfx^ite,  and  the  Jebufite  in  the  f 
tyttitfitui. 
Gen.  1  f .  20.Hittites,&  the  Peri^.  &  the  Rephaims  ' 

34.30.to  ftink  among  the Periigites 
£xofi(.3.8.Hittites,&  the  Amorites,  &  the  Peri^i. 
Ver.i7.Cha.ii.z^.Deut.7.i.8c  20.17. 

Jof.7,.  10. &  12.8.&  24.II.  I  Xj.Cf.zo. 

Jof.  1 7. 1 5.  for  thy  felf  there  in  the  land  of  the  Per. 
Judg.  1 .4.  Lord  delivered  the  Perishes  into  their 
j.and  they  flew  the  Periigites 
3.  j. children  oflfrael  dwelt  among  thePm^. 

2  Chro.8.7.  people  that  were  left  of  the  Perigees 
Eya$.  i.even  of  the  Peri^ites,  the  Jebulltes 
Neh.9.8  .to  give  the  land  of  the  Pericytes  to 

3&ermena0. 
Acls  6. f.and  Timon,&  Permenas,  and  Nicolas 

^ertnitTion. 
1  Car.7.6.but  I  fpeak  this  by  permifsion 

permit, 
i  Cor.16.7.  tarry  a  while  with  you ,if  the  L.  permit 
Heb.6. 3.  this  will  we  dojf  God  permit 

#ermtrteD. 
Acls  26.i.thou  art  permitted  to  fpeak  for  thy  felf 

1  Cwi4.34.foritis  not  permitted  to  them  to 
3£>emtciGU0. 

2  P#.2.2.many  fhall  follow  their pernicious  wayes 
3&errjetaall, 

Ge»  9. 1 2.between  me  and  you  (ovperpet.  generar. 

Exo.  29  9.priefts  offi.ihalbe  theirs  for  a  perpet. Rat. 
jo.8.a  perpetuall  incenfe  before  the  Lord 
3 1.16.  keep  the  Sabbath  for  a  perpetuall  coven. 

Lev.  3-i7.it  fhall  be  a  perpetuall  ftatute  for  your 
6.20.for  a  meat-offering  perpetuall 
24.9.made  by  fire  by  a  perpetuall  ftatute 
2  5, 3  4-for  it  is  their  perpetuall  pofleflion 

.Ata.19.21.it  (hall  be  a  perpetuall  ftatute  to  them 

Pfal.o.  6.  deftruftions  are  come  to  a  perpetuall  end 
74. 3 .  lift  up  thy  feet  to  the perpetu.  deflations 
78.66.he  put  them  to  a  perpetuall ^  reproach 

Jer.  y.  2  2.by  a  perpetuall  decree, that  it  cannot 
8^byapfi?etf«#back-flidingthey 

1  y.  1 8  .why  is  my  pain  perpetuall 
1 8. 1 6.  to  make  their  land  a  perpetuall  hiding 
2 3  ^o.unto  a  perpetuall  (hame,  which  fhall  not 

2  y .  9.and  perpetuall  defolations 

12.  will 


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i  z.will  make  it  perpetuall  defolations 
49. 1 3  .cities  thereof:'  fhall  be  perpetuall  waftes 
50. 5.join  out  felves  to  the  L.in  a  perpetual!  cov. 
5 1 . 3  9,and  fleep  a  perpetuall  fleep,and 
57.and  they  (hall  fleep  a  perpetuall  fleep 
E^e.z  j.j.becaufethou  haft  had  a  perpetuall  hatred 
9.  He  make  thee  perpetuall  defolations 
46.  i4.by  a  perpetuall  ordinance  to  the  Lord 
Hab.  j.6.the  perpetuall  hils  did  bow 
Zepb.  i.a.and  falt-pits5and  a  perpetuall  defolation 
perpetually. 

1  K/«s-9'?'my heait  lna11  be  there  PerPemlly 

zChro.f.\6, 
Amos  1.1  t.and  his  anger  did  tear  perpetually 

^erplepcD. 
£/?/».  3. 1  5-but  the  citie  Shufhan  was  perplexed 
foeli.iS-  the  herds  of  cattell  are  perplexed 
Luke  9.7-and  he  was  fe>'pfexed,becaufe  that  it 

24.4.3s  they  were  much  perplexed  thereabout 
2  Cor.4.8.we  zte  perplexed,but  not  in  difpair 

^etplejHtp- 
Ifa.iz.fi  for  it  is  a  day  of  perplexity 
Micab  7-4.now  (hall  be  their  perplexity 
Lrt.21.25.on  the  earth  diftreffeofnat.withpe^/e.r. 

$*>etfecute. 

fob  19.11.why  doye  perfecute  me  as  God 

z%. why  perfecute  we  him,  feeing  the  root  of 
P/aZ.7.  i.fave  me  from  all  them  that  perfecute  me 
5. let  the  enemy  persecute  my  foul,yea 
10.  a.  wicked  in  his  pride  doth  per  fee.  the  poor 
31.15  .and  from  them  that  perfecute  me 
3  5. 3.ftop  the  way  againft  them  that  perfecu.me 

6.  let  the  angel  of  the  Lord  perfecute  them 
69.16.  for  they  perfecute  him  whom  thou 
7 1. 1 1. perfecute  and  take  him,for  there  is 
83.1  ^.(o  perfecute  them  with  thy  tempeft 
1  i9.84.execute  judgment  on  them  thatper.me 
26. they  perfecute  me  wrongfully 
Jw.17.18.let  them  be  confounded  that  perfec.  me 

19. 1 8.He  perfecute  them  with  the  fword 
Lam. 1. 66. perfecute  and  deftroy  them  in  anger 
■Mat.  5 . 1 1  .bleffed  are  y  e  w  hen  m  en  fhal — per. you 
44.pray  for  them  w  hich  perfecute  you 
10.13  .when  they  perfecute  you  in  this  city 
23.34.and  perfecute  them  from  city  to  city 
Lu\e  1  i.49.fome  of  them  they  (hall  fhy,&  perfec. 

21.12  .before  all  thefe  they  Hull  perfecute  you 
fobn  j.i6.therefore  did  the  Jews  perfecute  Jefus 

1  ?.2o.perfecuted  me,they  wil  alfo perfecute  you 
R<w».i2.i4.bleffe  them  which  perfecute  you 

f2>erfecute0. 

Veut.io  .j  ,%nd  on  them  which  perfecuted  thee 
Vfal.  109.16.  butperfecuted  the  poor  &  needy  man 
1 1 9. 1 6 1. princes  have  perfecuted  me  without  a 
143.3  .for  the  enemy  hath  perfecuted  my  foul 
lfa.i  4.6. he  that  ruled  the  nations  in  angf  r  is perf. 
Lam.  $.$■$. covered  with  anger,and  perfecutcdus 
Mat.  5. 10.  bleffed  are  they  wnich  are  perfecuted  for 
1 2.  for  ioperfecuted  they  the  prophets  which 
John  1  5. 20. if  they  have  perfecuted  me,  they  will 
.^#.7.5  z.which  of  the  proph.have  not  your  fa./x??-. 
22.4.1  perfecuted  this  way  to  the  death 
z6. 1 1 .1  perfecuted  them  even  to  ftrange  cities 
1  CV.4. 1 2.being  perfecuted,  we  fuffer  it 

1 5 .9.becaufe  I  perfecuted  the  church  of  God 
i  Cor.q.gperfecutedjout not  forfaken 
Gal.1.1 3-that  beyond  meafure  I  pcr/ec.  the  church 
23  .that  he  which  perfecuted  us  in  time  paft 
4.29.born  after  the  flefh  perfecuted  him  that 
1  Thef.1.1  5.  and  have  perfecuted  us,and  they 
Rev.iz.  1 3.  he  perfecuted  the  woman  which  brought 

IDerfecateft. 
Acls  9.4.Saul,Sauljwhy  perfecuteft  thou  me 

Chap.22.7.  &  26.14. 
5 .1  am  Jefus,  w  hem  thou  perfecuteft        ' 

Chap.12.8.  &  26.1  j. 
iQerfecnttttg. 
Pbil.^.6.perfecuting  the  church  touching  the 

fJerfccutlon. 
Ld»2.$.5.our  necks  are  under  perfecution 
Mat.i  3.2  i.for  when  tribulation  or  perfecu.axiieth 
Md;-.4.i7.when  affliction  or  perfection  arifeth  for 
Alls  S.i.atthattime  there  wasa  great  perfection 
1 1 . 1  ? .that  were  fcattered  abroad  upon  theperf. 
i3.50.andraifed  perfecution  againft  Paul  and 
Rom.K.i  5 -who  fhall  feparate  us— fhall — perfecuti. 


Gal.  j.i  1.  why  do  I  yet  fuffer  perfecution 

6. 1 2.only  left  they  fhould  fuffer  perfecution 
2  Tim.i.  1 2. they  (hall  fuffer  perfecution 

|£>srf£cution0. 
Mar\  io.3o.&children,&  lands,  with  perfections 
2  Cor.  1 1.10.I  take  pleafure  in  per fecutions 
2  'thef.i.^.zad  faith  in  all  y  ova  per  fecutions 
2  Tim.3.1 1. per  fecutions,  afflictions  which  came  to 
what  per  fecutions  I  endured 
fSerfecoter. 

1  Tim.  1 .  r  3 .  w  ho  w  as  before  a  perfecuter 
perfecoters. 

Neb.g.  1 1.  and  their  perfecuters  thou  threweft 
Pfal.j.  1 3 .  ordaineth  his  arrows  againft  the  perfec. 

1 1 9. 1  y  7 .many  are  my  perfecuters, and  mine 

i42.6.delivcrme  from  my  perfecuters 
fer.  1  j.  1  j. and  revenge  me  of  my  perfecuters 

20. 1  i.therefore  my  perfecuters  (hall  ftumble 
Lam.  1 . 3  .all  her  perfecuters  overtook  her  between 

4. 1 9.  our  perfecuters  are  fwifier  then  the  eagles 
|2>e»fetoerance, 
Ephef.6.1 8.&  waiting  thereunto  with  all  perft ver. 
pcrfia. 

2  rtrff.36.20.umiH  the  reign  of  the  kingd.of  Perf. 
Eftb.i-i.the  power  oiPerfiaand  Media 

i4>the  (even  princes  oiPerfia  &  Media,which 
i8.1ikewife  ihall  the  ladies  oiPerfia  and 
io.2.book  of  the  Chron.of  the  kings  oiPerfia 
Exeli.iy.  10. they  oiPerfia  were  in  thine  army 

38.j.Pf>y?a,Ethiopia,&  Lybia,  with  them 
Dan.8. 20.are  the  kings  of  Media  and  Perfia 
10.13. remained  there  with  the  kings  oiPerfia 
2o.Ile  return  to  fight  with  the  prince,  of  Per. 
1 1.2 .  ftand  up  yet  three  kings  in  Perfia 

itfagfl/iSerflajSeefctag. 
fderSan. 

Neb.  1 2.22.  to  the  reign  of  Darius  the  Perfian 
D<2?2.6.28.Dan.profp.in  the  reign  of  Cyr.the  Perf. 

Eft.  i .  1 9.1c  be  written  among  the  laws  of  the  Perf. 
Dflw.5.28.  and  given  to  the  Medesand  Per.fians 
6.8.  according  to  the  law  of  the  Medes  &  Per  ft. 
Verfe  12. 

1  j. the  law  of  the  Medes  and  Perfians  is,that 

Rom.16.1 2.  falute  the  beloved  Perfis^hich 

J9crfon. 
Gezz.  3  9.6.  Jofeph  was  a  goodly  per  fan 
Exod.  1 2-48.no  uncircumcif.pei'/wz (hall  eat  therof 
ief.19.15.  (halt  not  refped  the  perfinoi  the  poor 
nor  honour  the  fw/b«  of  the  mighty 
JW#M.6.and  that  /tfr/o»  be  guilty 

19. 1 7. for  an  unclean  perfon  they  (hall  take  of 
1 8. a  clem  perfon  (hall  take  hyfope 

2  2.whatfoev.the  unclean  ffijC  toucheth  fnall 
3  i.i9.whofoever  hath  killed  any )>e?-/ff« 
3  5.1 1. which  killeth  any  perfon  at  unawares 

1  5  .that  killeth  any  perfon  unawares,may  flee 

3Q.whofo  killeth  any  perfon, the  murderer  (hal 

not  teftifie  againft  any  perfonjo  caufe 

Dcut.  1 5.22.uticlean  and  clean  perfon  fhall  eat  it 

27.25.  taketh  reward  to  flay  an  innocent  petfon 

28.50.fluU  not  regard  the  perfonoi  the  old 

Jof.  10. 3  .the  flayer  that  killeth  any  perf.  una w ares 

9-that  w  hofoever  killeth  any  perfon  unawares 

1  Sa»«.9.2.therewasnot — a  goodlier  perf.then  he 
16. 1 8.a  comely  perfim,a.nd  the  Lord  is 
25-3  5-and  have  accepted  thy  perfon 

2  S<i«z.4.n.flain  a  righteous  £c>'/os  in  his  own 
I4.i4.neither  doth  God  refped  any  perfon 
17.1  i.that  thou  go  to  battel  in  thine  own  per. 

fob  1  g.8.will  ye  accept  his  perfon  ?  will  ye 

2  2.29.and  he  fhall  fave  the  humble  perfon 

3  2. 2 1. let  me  not  accept  any  mans  perfon 
Pfal,  1 5.4.in  whofe  eyes  a  vile  perfon  is  contemned 

49.10.and  the  brutifh  perfon  perifh 
10 1. 4. 1  will  not  know  a  wicked  perfon 
105.37.  was  not  one  feeble  perfon  among  their 

Pro.6.1 2.a  naughty  perf— v/a\keth  with  a  froward 
1 8.5.not  good  to  accept  the  perfon  of  the  wick. 
24.8.fhall  be  called  a  mifchievous /w/ffK 
28.17.  doth  violence  to  the  bloud  of  any  perfon 

lfa.i  2.5.  the  vile  perfon  fhall  be  no  more  called 
6.  for  the  vile  perfon  will  fpeak  villany  ti 

Jcr.^1.6.  and  every  perfon  that  Nebuchadnez.  the 
52.25.  that  were  neer  the  kings p£r/wz,which 
Aaaa  2 


E\e\.  1 6. 5.  to  the  loathing  of  thy  perfon  in  the 
3  3 .6.and  take  any  perfon  from  among 
44.25.  come  at  no  dead  perfon,  to  defile  themf. 
Don.  1 1 . 2 1  .in  his  eftate  fhall  ftand  up  a  vile  perfon 
Mai.  1. 8. or will  he  accept  thy perfonjaith 
Mat.  2  2. 1 6.  thou  regardeft  not  the  perfon  of  men 
Mar\  12.14. 
27.24.I  am  inno.of  the  blond  of  this  juft  perfon 
Lu\.zo.zi .neither  accepteft  thou  theperfon  of  any 
i-Coi.5.13.  from  among  your  felves  that  viick.per. 
2  Ctfr.z.io.forgavel  icin  theperfon  of  Chrift 
Gal.  2.6.  God  accepteth  no  mans  perfon,  for 
Ephef.  5 , 5.nor  unclean  perfon  hath  any  inheritance 
Hf6.L3.and  the  expreffe  image  of  his  perfon 

1 2. 1 6.or  profane  pcrfon,as  Efau,who  for  one 
2  P^.2.5.butfaved  Noah,the  eighth  perfon 

|5erfons. 
Gen.  1 4.2 1  .give  me  the  perfons,tdke  the  goods 
36.6.Efau  took  all  theperfon!  of  his  houfe 
Exod.  16. 1 6.  according  to  the  number  of  your  perf. 
Lev .17.  z. the  per fons  fhall  be  for  the  Lord,which 
2v"«w.i9.i8.and  on  the  per  fans  that  were  there,  & 
3  i.28.both  of  the  per fons^nd  of  the  beeves 
30.take  one  portion  of  f  o.ofthe  perfonsof 
3  5.8c  3  zooo.perfons  in  all,of  women  that 
40.  the  pcrfons  were  fixteen  thoufand 

of  which  the  Lords  trib.was  3  z.perfons 
46. and  fixteen  thoufand  perfons 
Dcut.  1. 1 7. ye  fhal  not  refpect  perfons  in  judgment 
1 0.1 7. which  regardeth  not  perfons,  nor 

22.  int»  Egypt  with  threefcore  &  ten  perfons 

i6.i9«thou(haltnot  refpeft  perfons  pchhet 

Judg.g. 2.fons  of  Jerubbabel,which  are  70. perfons 

4.  Abimelech  hired  vain  and  light  perfons 

5.flew — threefcore  and  ten  per.on  one  ftone 

1 8. (lain  hisfons,threefcore  &  ten  perfons,  on 

20. 3  9.8c  kill  of  the  men  of  Ifrael  about  3  o.per. 

1  Sam.y.zz.  bidden,  which  were  about  thirty  per f. 

22.1 8.flew  on  that  day  fourfcore  &  five  perfons 
22.I  have  occafioncd  the  death  of  all  theper. 

2  "Kjng.  1 0.6. now  the  kings  fons  being  yo.perfons 

7.and  flew  feventy  perfons,znd  put 
2  Cbron.  1 9-7.nor  refpeft  oi  per  fons, r\ot  taking  of 
Job  34.r9.that  accepteth  not  the  perfons  of  princes 
Pfal. 26.4.I  have  not  fate  with  vaine  perfons  •■ 

82.2.andacceptthepe>y«»5ofthe  wicked 
Pw.12.11.but  he  that  followeth  vain  perfons  is 

24.  23.  not  good  to  have  refped:  of  perfons  in 

28.r9.hethat  followeth  vain  perfons  fhail 
2 1  -to  have  refpect  of  perfons  is  not  good 
Jer.i 2.29  .captive  from  Jerufalcm  S^z.perfbns 
3  o.a  way  capti ve  of  the  Jewes  74  5  .perfons 

all  the  perfons  were  four  thouf.&  600. 
Lam.$.\6.they  refpeded  not  the  perf  oi  the  priefts 
Et£k-l7"l7-  &  building  forts  to  cut  of  many  perf. 

27.  ij.they  traded  theperfons  of  men,and 
,/o»<2b4.ii.whereinaremore  then  izoooo. perfons 
Zepb.i./^.het  prophets  are  treacherous  perfons 
M<z/.i.9.will  he  regard  your  perfons 
Lu\e  1 5.7.more  then  ovet  99. juft  perfons  which 
Acls  10.34.that  God  is  no  refpefter  oi  perfons 

17.17.and  with  the  devout  per  fons  >  and 
Rom.z.  1  i.there  is  refped  of  perfons  with  God 
2  O'.i.i  1  .befl.on  us  by  the  means  of  many  perfons 
Epbef.6. o.nehh.is  there refpect  of perfons  with  him 
CW.3.25.and  there  isno  refped  oi  perfons 
iTim.x.io.  but  for  perjured  perfons,  and  if 
fames  z.  1. Lord  of  glory  with  refped  oiperfons 
9. if  ye  have  refped  oiperfons, ye 

1  Pet.  1 . 1 7.who  without  refped  of  perfons  judgeth 

2  Per. 3. 1 1. what  manner  oiperfons  ought  ye  to 
fade  1 6.having  mens  perfons  in  admiration 

|2>erfcoarje. 

1  iftsg.22.20.who  ihattperfwade  Ahab,that  he 

2 1  -and  faid,I  will  perfwade  him 

22. thou  (halt perfwade  him,  and  prevail  alfo 

2  Cbr.  3  2. 1 1 .  doth  not  Hezekiah  perfwade  you  to 

1 5.nor  perfwade  you  in  this  manner 
lfa.i <?.i8.beware  left  Hezekiah perfipade you 
Mat.zS.iq.v/e  wdl  perfwade  him,and  Cecure  yoix 
2  Cor.%.  1  i.we  perfwade  men,but  we  are  made 
Gal.  1. 10.  do  I  now  perfwade  men  or  God 

3S>erft»aueU. 

2  Cbro.  i8.2.and  perfwadeA  him  to  go  up  with  him 

Pya.25.15.by  long  forbearing  isaprince/w;/5?W. 

M<tf.27.20.chiefprieft  &  elders  per fwad.  the ?i\u\. 

Luke  16.3  i.ncither 


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Lu\e  16.3 1. neither  will  they  be  perfivaded,though 
20.6.they  beperfivaded  that  John  was  a  prophet 
Ails  i$.4s.pe>fwaded  them  to  contin.in  the  grace 
14.19.who  perfivaded  the  people,  and  having 
18.4.  and  perfwackd  the  Jews  and  Greeks 
19.2tf.this  Paul  hath  perfivaded,  and  turned 
2  r .  1 4.w  hen  he  would  not  be  perfirad.  he  ceafed 
26.2tf.for  I  am  perfivaded,  that  none  of  thefc 
Rom.q.ti.and  being  fully  perfivaded  that  what 
8 . 3 8. for  I  am  perfivoded,  that  neither  death  nor 
14.  j. let  every  man  be  fully  per  [waded  in  his 

14. 1  know>and am pcrfiva&edby  the Lo.Je. 
1 5. 14. 1  my  felf  alfo  amperfivadedoi you,my 
2  Tim.  1 .  f  .and  I  am  perfivaded, that  in  thee  alfo 

1 2.and  I  am  perfivaded  that  he  is  able  to  keep 
Hf6.tf.9-we  are  perfivadedbettet  things  of  you 
ii<  1  3  .and  were  perfivaded  of  tbemsand 
$>etftoaQ£ft, 
/^.i6\28.almoft  thou  perfivadeft  me  to  be  a  Chr. 

f&ttftoaBetrj, 
2  King- 1 8.  j  2. when  heperfivadeth  you,faying,The 
Ails  18.  ij.thisfeUoWjfw/nW^mentoworfflip 

^erfcoabfng. 
Ails  ip.fs.pcrfivading  the  things  concerning  the 
28.2  3.  perfivading  them  concerning  Jefus,both 
^crfmafton. 
G al.%.%. this  per fivafton  cometh  not  of  him  that 

pertain. 
Iei/.7.20.facrif-of  peace-ofF.  that  pertain  to  the  L. 

Verfe  21. 
1  Saw.25.22.if  I  leave  of  all  that  pertain  unto  him 
Rom.  1  y .  1 7  .in  thofe  things  which  pertain  to  G  od 

1  Cor. 6. 3.  how  much  more  things  that  per. to  this  1. 

2  Pfl.i.j.untous  all  things  that  pertain  unto  life 

fiertatneD. 

?/«».?  1.43.  the  half  that  pertained  to  the  congreg. 

Jof.i/if.i  3  .buried  him  in  a  hill  that/ww.to  Phin. 

Judg.6. 1 1.  fate  under  an  oak  that  pertain.to  Joafh 

i  Sam.zj.  21.  nothing  was  miffed  of  all  that  pert. 

2  5<2W.2. 1  j.vihkhpertainedto  Ilhbofh.  fon  of  Saul 
tf .  1 2.and  all  that  pertained  unto  him,becaufe 
9. 9. given  to  thy  maft.fon  all  thatpertai.to  Saul 
itf-4.behold,thine  are  all  thatpertai.to  Mephib. 

1  Kw.4. 10. to  htm  pertained  Sochoh,and  all  the 

1  2.to  Baanah  pertained  Taanach 
1  j.tbe  fon  of  Geber — to  him  pert.the  towns 
to  him  alfo  pertained  the  region  of  Argob 
7.48. Sol. made  all  the  veffels  that  pertain-to  the 

2  Kin.14.7.  all  that  pertained  to  the  king  ofEgypt 

1  C/w.9.27. opening  thereof  ev.morn.pert.  to  them 

2  Chr.  1 2.4.  took  the  cities  which  pertained  to  Jud. 
34.  33.  out  of  all  the-countries  ihatpertained  to 

f-krfatnctli. 
Let).  1 4.32.10  get  that  which  pertain,  to  his  clean. 
Nim.4. 1 6.to  the  office  of  Eleaz.  peitaimth  the  oyl 
Dr?/. 2 2. 5. (hall  not  wear  that  which  fm.to  a  man 

1  Sam.z7.6-  Z.n\\a%pertainetbto  the  kings  ofjud. 

2  Chro.z  tf.18.it  pertaineth  not  to  thee,Uzziah,to 
Rom.9. 4.  to  whom  pertaineth  the  adoption  ,ana" 
Heb.7,13  pertaineth  to  another  ttibe,of  which 

pertaining. 
Jofi\%.%  i.half  Gilead  were  pertaining  to  the 
1  Cfcio.  26. 3  2.for  every  matter  pertaining  to  God 
ztff«  i.j.fpeakingofthe  things  pertaining  to  the 
1  Co/'.6. 4-ye  have  judgments  of  things  pe#.  to  this 
Heft.  2. 1 7  .in  things  pertaining  to  God,to  make 
5 . 1  .ordained  for  men  in  things  pertaining  to 
9.9.asper£iwz«zg  to  the  conference 
$erat>a. 
EX''a.  2.  ?  5.  the  children  of  Peruda. 

^ettcrfc. 
Num.it.  3  2.  becaufe  thy  way  is  perverfe  before  me ' 
Drai.  3  2. 5. they  are  a  perverfe  generation 
1  512w.20.30.thou  fon  o£  the  perverfe  rebell.  worn. 
/oi  d^o.can  my  tafte  dikem  perverfe  things 

91.20.it  (hall  alfo  prove  me  perverfe 
P*o.4.24.and perverfe  lips  put  far  from  thee 
8 . 8.there  is  nothing  perverfe  in  them 
1 2 .8 .  that  is  of  a  perverfe  heart  (hall  be  defpifed 
1 4.2. he  that  is  perverfe  in  his  wayes,defpifeth 
17.20.he  that  hath  a  perverfe  tongue  falleth 
1 9. 1. then  he  that  isperstrfe  in  his  lips. 
23.3  3. and  thine  heart  thai  utter  perverfe  things 
28.6. then  he  that  is  perver. in  his  waies,though 
i8.he  that  is  perverfe  in  his  wayes  (hall 
2/4.19.14.  Lord  hath  mingled  a  perverfe  i^itit  in 


Mat.17. 17. Q  faithleffe  and  perverfe  generation 

L/%9.41. 
Ails  zo.$o.(peakingperverfe  things,to  draw  away 
Phil. 2. 15. in  the  midftof  a  perverfe  nation 

1  Tim.6,  $.perv.  difputings  of  men  of  corr.minds 

3&ettoc(%, 

2  Sam.19.19.  werem.that  which  thy  Cet. did  pet  v. 
1  K«»g.8.47.we  have  done perver[ly,we  have 
P/a£i  19.78.  they  dealt  perver (ly  with  me  without 

$*>avtxtenette. 
Nwiis.23.21.neith.bath  be  feen perverfeneffe in  Ifr. 
Pcfl.i  \.\.peruerfenefsoi tranfgreffors  fhall  deftroy 

1  f.^bat  perverfeneffe  therein  is  a  breach  in 
I  fa.  3  o.  1 2.ye  truft  in  perverfeneffe  ,and  ftay  thereon 

59.3.your  tongue  hath  muttered  perverfeneffe 
E%e\.9.<).  and  the  city  full  of  perverfeneffe 

ij^ZtMZtt. 
Deut.16. 19-  (halt  pervert  the  words  of  the  righte. 

24.17.not  pervert  the  judgment  of  the  ftrangcr 
Job  8«3.doth  God£ew^judgment,or 

34. 1 2.neith.will  the  Almighty  pervert  jadgm. 
Pro.  1 7. 2  3.  to  pervert  the  wayes  of  judgment 

3 1.  j. and  pervert  the  judgment  of  any  of  the 
Micab  3.9.and  that  pervert  all  equity 
^#.13. 10. wilt  thou  not  ceafe  to  pervert  the  right 
Gal.  1. 7. and  would  pervert  the  gofpel  of  Chrift 

f&ertiettet), 
1  Sam-S.^.  his  fons  took  bribes,  &  perverted  judg. 
fob  3 3.27.  and  perverted  that  which  wa,s  right 
//iJ.47. to.it  bathpe/wfedtheejand  thou  haft 
jer.^.Z'i.  for  thsy  have  perverted  their  way 

2  3.36.yehaveJpe*'wJedthe  words  of  the  living 
f-Ktbertetlj, 

£#0^.23.8.  znd  perverteth  the  words  of  the  righte. 
De#t. 27. 1 9. curled  be  he  that'/ww.  thejudgm.of 
Pro.10.9be  that  perverteth  his  wayes  fhall 

19.3.  foolifhneffe  of  mm  perverteth  his  wiy 
Lulp  23.24.as  one  that  perverteth  the  people 

f*>eiDe«fng. 
£tt/e/]  j.8.  and  violent  perverting  of  judgment 
Lȣ.23.2.we  found  this  fellow  perverting  the  nat. 

Pyo.27.22.bray  a  fool  in  a  morter  with  apeflcH 

peftilence, 
Exod.f.3.  left  he  fall  on  us  with  peftilence 

9.1  f.  fmite  thee  and  thy  people  with  peftilence 
Lev.t6.z  5.  He  fend  thepeftilence  among  you 
Nnm.14.1 2.Ile  fmite  them  with  the  peftilence 
Dfai.28.21.L0rd  fhall  make  thepeftilence  cleave 
2  &JW.24. 13.  that  there  be  three  dayes  peftilence  in 
1  Cbro.zi.it. 
1  J.  Lord  fent  a  peftilence  on  Ifrael  from 

1  cbro.11.14. 

1  l£"2g.8.37.if  there  be  in  the  land  peftilence,  blaft. 

2CW.6.28. 

2  Cfor.7. 1 3  .or  if  I  fen  d  peftilence  among  my  people 
20.9.  when  cvill  cometh  on  us,as  thepeftilence 

Pfal.7%.  yo.he  gave  their  life  over  to  the  peftilence 
91.3  .and  from  the  noifome  peftilence 

6.  not  for  the  peftilence  that  walketh  in  dark. 
_7i;r.i4.i2.Ileconfume  them  by  thepeftilence 
zi.6.  they  (hall  die  of  a  great  peftilence 

7.IU  deliv.Zedek. — from  the/>e/2.fr.the  fiv. 

9.  that  abideth  in  the  citie  fhall  die  by  peftih 
24.io.Ilefend  thepeftilence  among  them 
27. 8. that  nation  He  punifh  with  thepeftilence 

1 3  .why  will  ye  die  by  the  peftilence 
28.8.  of  war,and  of  evill,and  of  peftilence 
29.17.  He  fend  upon  them  the  peftilence 

18.I  will  perfecute  them  with  thepeftilence 
3 1 .  24.becaufe  of  the— famine5  and  of  the  pefli. 

36.deli.into  the  ha.of  the  K.of  Ba. — hypeft. 
3  4. 1 7 .1  proclaim  a  liberty  for  you — to  the  peft. 
3  8 .2.remuineth  in  this  city  (hal  die— by  thepefl. 
42. i7.they  fhall  die  by  the — peftilence  :  &  none 

22.that  ye  fhall  die  —by  the  pestilence,  >'n  the 

44, 1 3  .as  I  have  punifhed  Jerufal.— by  the  pesl. 

E%e\.  j.i  2.a  third  part  of  thee  (hall  die  with  peftil. 

1 7. and  peftilence  andbloud  fhal  paffe  thoro.w 
6. 1 1  .for  they  (hall  fall  —  by  the  peftilence 

1 2.he  that  is  far  off  (hall  die  of  the  peftilence 
7. 1 5.  and  the  peftilence  and  the  famine  within 

famine  andpeftilence  (hall  devour  him 
12.16.Ile  leavea  few  men  from  thepeftilence 
1 4. 1 9.if  I  fend  apeftileme  into  that  land 

2 1.  when  I  fend  thepeftilence  to  cut  off 


28.23.  He  fend  uato  hec peftilence  and  bloud 
3  3 . 27 .they  that  be  in  caves  (hall  die  by  pcflh'en 
3  8. 2  2.1le  plead  cgainft  him  with  peftilence 
Amos  4.10. 1  have  fint  among  you  the  peftilence 
iM>.3.5.beforehim  vv ent  the  peflilence 

f*>eftUence;s. 
Ata.24.7.  and  there  (hall  be  famines  &  pcftilenccs 
14.21.1 1. and  famines  &  peftilence s  fhalbe  in  div 

32>eftiletrt. 

Ails  24.  j.  found  this  man  a  peftilem fellow 

$etei,\ 
/tf<tf.4.i8.Jefus  faw  two  breth-Simon  cal]edP«. 
8. 1 4. when  Je(us  was  come  into  Peters  houfe 
io.2.the  tirlt  Simon,  who  is  called  Peter 
i4.28.Peft;-.infwered  3nd  faidjLord,  if  jt 
29-when  Peter  was  come  down  our  of 
15. 1  J. then  anfwered  Peter,  and  (aid  to  him 
1  tf.  1 8.1  fay.  to  theejthat  thou  art  Pfta,and  on 
22.then  Peter  took  him,and  began  to 

2  3  .he  turned,,and  faid  to  Pcter,get  thee 

1 7. 1. after  fix  daies  Jtfus  taketh  Peter  James  & 

4.then  anfwered  Peter,and  faid  to  Jefus 

24.they  came  to  Peter  and  faid,  Doth  not 

t6.Pcter  faith  unto  him,Of  ftrangers 

1 8. 2 1. then  came  Peter  to,him,and  faid,  Lord 

19.27.then anfwered  P<?tar,and  faid  to  him 

26.33.Pc^anfwered,Though  all  men  (hall 

3  s.Peter  hid  to  him,  Tliough  I  fhould  die 
37. he  took  with  him  Peter  and  the  two 
40. Jefus  faith  to  Peter,  Could  ye  not 

5  8.but  Peter  followed  him  a  far  off 
69.now  Peter  fate  without  in  the  palace 
7 3. and  faid  to  Peter }  Surely  thou  art  one  of 
TS.Pcter  remembred  the  words  of  Jdus 
Mar\  3.i6.and  Simon  he  furnamed  Peter 

j. 37.no  man  to  follow  him,fave  Pet.  James,  & 
S.t9.Peter  anfwered,Thou  art  the  Chrift 
3  2.and  Peter  took  him,  and  began  to  rebuke 
3  3 .  Jefiis  rebuked  Pett:-,faying,  Get  thee 
9. 2. after  fix  daies  Jefus  taketh  with  him  Pet.  & 
S.Peter  anfwered  and  f3id  to  Jefus,  Malter  it 
io.28.Prt.began  to  fay  to  him,Lo,we  have  left 
1 1.2 1  .Peter  calling  to  remembrance/aith  unto 
il-l.Peter  &  James,&  John— asked  him  priv. 
i4.29.Pf^  faid  to  him,  Though  all  men 
3  3.he  taketh  with  him  Peter  and  Jarm  s 
3  7.and  faith  unto  Pere^Simo^fkepcft  thou 
^.Peter  followed  him  afar  off,  even 

Lufe  22.^4. 
66.as  Peter  was  beneath  in  the  palace,tbere 
67.when  (he  faw  Peter  warming  himfelf 
70.faidagain  to  Peter,  Thou  art  one  of  them 
7  2.and  Peter  called  to  mind  the  word  that 
Luty  22.62. 
16.-7.go  your  way,tell  his difci pies  &  Peter, that 
Lu\e  8..4  j.P«.&  they  that  were  with  him,fi:d,M. 
5 1  .fuffered  no  man  to  go  in,fave  Pete/,] ames 
^.to.Peter  anfwering,faid,  The  Chrift  of  God 
28.he  took  Peter,James,  &  John,&  went  up 
3  2.Pcf.&  they  that  were  wtb  him,were  heav. 
3  J.  Peter  faid  to  Jefus,Mafter,  it  is  good  for 
12.41.Pc?.  faid,  Lord/peakeft  thou  this  parab. 
18.28.Petf/"  faid,Lo,we  have  left  all,and* 
22.8. he  fet;t  Peter  &  John,faying,  Go  &  prep. 
3  4.I  tell  thee,Ptf#-,the  cock  (hall  not  crow 

5  j.  and  Peter  fate  down  among  them 
58.and  Peter  faid,  Man,I  am  not 
(So.Peter  faid,Man,  I  know  not  what  thou 

6  i.Peter  went  out,and  wept  bitterly 

2 4. 1 2. then  arofe  Peter, and  ran  to  thefepulchre 
John  1.44.  Bethfaida,  the  city  of  Andrew  &  Peter 

i-f&.Pcter  faith  to  him,  Thou  (halt  never 
3  j.Peter  faid  to  him,Lotd,why  cannot 

18. 1 1. then  faid  Jefus  to  Peter  J?\xt  up  thy  fword 
16.  but  Peter  ftood  at  the  door  withouc 

and  they  brought  in  Peter 
1 7. then  faith  the  damfell  —to  Pet.  Art  not 
1  S.Peter  ftood  with  them,  and  warmed  himf. 
26.(his  kinfman  whofe  eatPeter  cut  ofF)faith 
27.  Peter  then  denied  again,and  immediatly 

2o.3.P^f>'  therefore  went  forth,and  that  other 
4.other  difciple  did  out-run  Peter 

2  i.7.that  difc.whom  Jef.loved  faid  to  Pet.  It  is 
17. Peter  was  grieved  becaufe  he  faid  to  him 
20.then  Peter  turning  about,fecth  the 
2 1  .Peter  feeing  him,faith,What  (hall  this 

Ails  1.1?.  where  I 


PET 


PET 


PET 


P  H  A 


P  H  A 


P  H  A 


ASis  i  •  i  3  -w  h  ere  abode  boch  Peter  and  James,  3nd 

1 5 .  in  thofe  daies  Peter  flood  up  in  the 
.    2.14.  but  Peter  ftanding  up  with  the  eleven 
37.and  they  faid  to  Peter, %nd  to  the  reft 
3  8. then  Peter  hid  unto  them,Repent,and 
3. 1. now  Peter  and  John  went  up  into 
j .  who  feeing  Peter  and  John  about  to 
4>and  Peter  fattening  his  eyes  upon  him 
6.Peterfzid,  Silver  and  gold  have  I  none 
1  i.lame  man  that  was  healed,  held  Pet.&  J. 
ii.and  when  Peter  fiid  it, he  anfwered 
4.8.then  Peter ,filled  with  the  holy  Ghoft 
13.  when  they  faw  theboldneffe  oiPetei  and 
i9.but  Peter  and  John  anfwered  and  faid 
5. j.but  Peter  faid,Ananias,why  hath  Satan 
S.Peter  anfwered  to  hcr,Tell  me  whether 
g.Peter  faid  to  herjHow  is  it  that 
1  f.at  the  lead  the  lhadow  of  Peter  pafling 
29.  then  Peter  &  the  other  difciple  anfwered 
8.14.  they  fent  unto  them  Peter  and  John 

zo.Peter  faid  to  him,  Thy  mony  perifti  with 
9.  j  i.as  Peter  paffed  thorow  all  quarters,he 
l^.Peter  faid  to  him,  Aeneas  Jef.Chr.maketh 
jS.the  difciples  had  heard  that  Ptf.was  there 
j^.then  Peter  arofe,and  went  with  them 
40.Pe#rput  them  all  forth,  and  kneeled 

when  (he  faw  Peter ,  (he  fate  up 
10.9  .Pet.  went  up  upon  the  houfe  top  to  pray 
15.  rife, Peter  ;  kill,and  eat 
1 4.  but  Peter  faid,  Not  fo,Lord,for  I  have 
i7.while  Peter  doubted  in  himfelf  what 
i9.while  Peter  thought  on  the  vifion,the 
2 1. then  Peter  went  down  to  the  men 
23. on  the  morr.  Peter  went  away  with  them 
2f  .asTfttfWas  coming  in,Cornelius  met 
i6.Peter  took  him  up,faying, Stand  up 
34.then  Peter  opened  his  mouth,  and  faid 
44.while  Peter  yet  fpake  thefe  words,the 
4?.aftoniQied,as  many  as  came  with  Peter 
46.magnifieGod.  Then  anfwered  Peter 
1 1.2.  when  Peter  was  come  up  to  Jerufal.  they 

4.  Peter  rehearfed  the  matter  from  the  begin- 
7. faying  to  me,Rife,Pe«r ;  flay  and  eat 

1 2.  j  .he  proceeded  further  to  take  Peter  alfo 

5.  Peter  therefore  was  kept  inprifon 
6.the  fame  night  Peter  was  fleeping  between 
7.a  light  fmote  Peter  on  the  fide,and  raifed 
1 1. when  Peter  was  come  to  himfelf,he  faid 
1 3  .as  Peter  knocked  at  the  door  of  the  gate 
I4.when  (lie  knew  Pet  .voice  ,(he  opened  not 

ran  in,&  told  how  Pfr.ftoodbef.the  ga. 
16.  but  Peter  continued  knocking, &  when 
1 8. among  the  fould.what  was  become  of  Pe. 
ij^.fcfccrofe  up,and  faid  unto  them,Men  & 
<ja/.i.i8.I  went  up  to  Jerufalem  to  fee  Peter 
2.7.as  the  gofpel  of  the  circumcif.  was  to  Peter 
8. he  that  wrought  effectually  in  Peter  to 
1 1  .when  Peter  was  come  to  Antioch,I 
14.I  faid  unto  Peter  before  them  all,If 
i  Pet. i.i.Peter,  anapoftleof  JefusChrift,to  the 

Simon  $>eter. 
Mat.  1 6. 1 6. Simon  Peter  anfwered  and  faid,  Thou 
Lu\e  5. 8. when  Simon  Peter  faw  it,he  fell 

6.i4.Sim.fwhom  he  alfo  named  Peter)  &  And. 

fob. 1 .40.followed  him  was  Andr.Sim.P^.broth. 

6.8. one  of  his  difc. Andr.Simon  Peters  brother 

68.  then  Simon  Peter  anfwered  him,Lord 
1 3  .et.then  cometh  he  to  Simon  Peter 

9. Simon  Peter  faith,  Lord,not  my  feet  only 
24.  Simon  Peter  therefore  beckned  to  him 
3  6.Simon  Peter  faith  to  him,Lord,whither 
1 8.1  o.then  Simon  Per.having  a  fword,  drew  it 

I  {.then  Simon  Peter  followed  Jefus,and 
2 {.Simon  Peter  flood  and  warmed  himfelf 

20.2.fhe  runneth,and  cometh  to  Simon  Peter 
6.then  cometh  Simon  Peter  following  him 

2i.z.there  were  togeth.  Simon  Pet.  &  Thomas 
3. Simon  Peter  faith  to  them,  I  go  a  timing 
7.when  Simon  Peter  heard  that  it  was  the  L. 

I I  .Simon  Peter  w  ent  up  and  drew 
1  {.Jefus  faith  to  Simon  Peter,  Simon,fon  of 

A[h  10.5.  call  for  one  Sim.whofe  furname  is  Pet. 

1 8.asked  whether  Simon, furnamed  Pe.  were 

3  2. call  hither  Simon,w  hofe  furname  is  Peter 

1 1 . 1 3. call  for  Simon,whofe  furname  is  Peter 

2 Pet.  1. 1. Simon  Peter,*  fervant  and  an  Apoftle  of 


pcthabtah. 

1  dW.z4.16.the  nineteenth  to  Pethahiab 
E^ra  1  o.  2  3  .the  fame  is  Ke\kz,Pethabiab 
iyeb.9.$.Levits,Shebaniah  &  Pethahiab  did,  Rsnd 
1 1.14.  &  Pethahiab  the  fon  of  Mefheiabeel,  of 
f2>etho?» 
Num.  z  z.  {.he  fent  meffengers  to  Balaam,to  Pether 
Dc^.23.4.  they  hired  againft  thee  Bala.  oiPethor 


Joel  1.1.  that  came  to  Joel  the  fon  olPethttel 

petition. 
1  Sam.  1 .  17.  the  G.  of  Ifrael  grant  thee  thy  petition 

27.the  Lord  hath  given  me  my  petition 
i.Ring.z.  1 6.  now  I  ask  one  petition  of  thee 
20.I  defire  one  fmall  petition  of  thee 
Eft.  j.6.what  is  thy  petition,  and  it  (hall  be  granted 
7. my  petition, and  my  recjueftis 
8.if  it  pleafe  the  King  to  grant  my  petition 
7-2.what  is  thy  petition,  queen  Efther,and 
3.  let  my  life  be  given  me  at  my  petition 
9. 1  l.now  what  is  thy  pctition,md  it  (hall 
Dan.6.  7.  whofo  (hall  ask  a  petition  of  any  god  or 
1 2.every  man  that  (hall  ask  ^petition  of 
1 3.maketh  his  petition  three  times  a  day 
fbctiitoms. 
Pfal.io.^.the  Lord  fulfill  all  thy  petitions 
1  John  5 . 1 5  .we  know  that  we  have  the  petitions 

$->euUI)af, 
1  dtt,.2<j.y.IfTachar  the  feventh,Peulthai  the  eigh. 

$haleg, 
Lu\e  3.3  {-  which  was  the  fon  of  Phaleg 
^hautljSee^aUU. 

32>haltt. 

1  Sam.z% .44.10  Pbalti  the  fon  of  Laifh,which  was 
#i)attfcl. 

2  Sam>$.i  5. from  Phaltkl  the  fon  of  Laifh 
Channel. 

L«^.z.36.Anna,a  propheteffe,the  daugh.of  Pb&n. 

$->haraoh. 
Gen.  1  z.i  {-princes  of  Pharaoh  alfo  faw  Sarai 

commended  her  before  Pharaoh 
woman  was  taken  into  Pharaohs  houfe 
1 7  .the  Lord  plagued  Pharaoh  and  his  houfe 
1$. Pharaoh  a\\cd  Abram,and  faid,What 
zo.Pharaoh  commanded  his  men  concerning 
37.36.  fold  to  Potipher,  an  officer  of  Pharaoh 
3  9. 1 .  Potipher  an  officer  of  Pharaoh  brought 
40.2.PW.was  wroth  againft  two  of  his  officers 
7.  he  asked  Pharaohs  officers  that  were  with 
w.Pharaohs  cup  was  in  mine  hand 

I  prefled  them  into  Pharaohs  cup 

gave  the  cup  into  Pharaohs  hand 

Verfe  zi. 

13.  Ptovwb fhall  life  up  thine  head 
Verfe  19. 

thou  (halt  deliver  P/^.cup  into  his  hand 

14.  make  mention  of  me  unto  Pharaoh 
17.  of  all  manner  of  bakc-meats  for  Pharaoh 
20.  which  was  Pharaohs  birth-day 

^i.i.Pharaoh  dreamed ,and  behold,  he  flood  by 
^.Pharaoh  awoke  Verfe  7. 

8.  Phar.  told  them  his  dream ;  but  there  was 
none  that  could  interpr.them  to  Pharaoh 
9-then  fpake  the  chief  butler  to  Pharaoh 
lO.Pbaraob  was  wroth  with  his  fervants 
^.Pharaoh  fent  and  called  Jofeph 

changed  his  raiment,&  came  in  to  Pha. 

1  ^.Pharaoh  faid  to  Jofeph,I  have  dreamed 
16.  Jofeph  anfwered  Pharaoh,  faying 

God  (hall  give  Phar,  an  anfwer  of  peace 
17. Pharaoh  faid  to  Jofeph,In  my  dream 

2  5 .faid  to  Pharaoh,The  dream  oiPba.  is  one 
G.hath  (hewed  Pharaoh  what  he  is  about 

28. which  I  have  fpoken  unto  Pharaoh 
what  G.is  about  to  do  he  fhewethto  Pha. 

3  2. dream  was  doubled  to  Pharaoh  twice 
3  3. let  Phara.  look  out  a  man  wife  &  difcreet 
34.1et  Pharaoh  do  this,  let  him  appoint 
3  5  .lay  up  corn  under  the  hand  of  Pharaoh 

37.  the  thing  was-good  in  the  eyes  of  Phara. 

38.  Phar.  faid  to  his  ferv.  Can  we  find  fuch  a 
^.Pharaoh  faid  to  Jofeph,  Forafmuch  as  G. 
$\.Pbareoh  faid  to  Jof.See,I  have  fet  thee  ov. 
qz.Pbaraoh  took  off  his  ring  from  his  hand 
44.  and  Pharaoh  faid  unto  Jofeph 

I  itaPharaoh,  and  without  thee  (hall 
Aaaa  3 


4f.PW.called  Jof.name  Zaphnath-paaneab  ] 
46.  thirty  yeers  old  when  he  flood  bef.  Phar.- 1 

Jofeph  went  out  from  the  pref.  of  Phara. 
5  {.the  people  cryed  to  Pharaoh  for  bread 

and  Pharaoh  faid  to  all  the  Egyptians  1 
4  2 . 1  { .by  the  life  of  Pharaoh  ,  Verfe  1 6.  I 

44.  1 8.  for  thou  art  even  as  Pharaoh 
45.2.  and  the  houfe  of  Pharaoh  heard 
8 .  he  hath  made  me  a  father  to  Pharaoh 

1 6.  fame  thereof  was  heard  in  Pharaohs  houfe 
it  pleafed  PWa.well,and  all  his  ferv. 

17.  Pharaoh  faid  to  Jofeph,Say  to  thy  brethr. 
z  1.  wagg.  accord,  to  the  command,  of  Phar. 

46.?. in  the  wag.  which  Pbara.had  fent  to  carry 
3 1.  He  go  up  and  (hew  Pharaoh 
3 3. when Pbara(hi\l call you,and fay,  What 

47. i .  Jofeph  came  and  told  Pharaoh 

2. five  men,and  prefented  them  to  Pharaoh 
l.Pharaob  faid — What  is  your  occupation 

they  faid  unto  Pharaoh,  Thy  fervants 
4.they  faid  moreover  to  PW.  For  to  fojourn 
$. Pharaoh  fpake  unto  Jofeph/aying,  Thy 
7.fet  him  before  Phar.  &  Jacob  blefled  Phar. 
S.Pharaoh  faid  to  Jacob,  How  old  art  thou 
9-Jacob  faid  to  Phara.The  daies  of  the  yeerS 

10.  and  Jacob  blefled  Pharaoh 
and  went  out  from  before  Pharaoh 

1 1 .  land  of  Ramefes,  as  Pharaoh  had  comm 
i4.Jofeph  brought  the  money  into  P ahoufe 
19.  we  and  our  land  will  be  ferv.  to  Pharaoh 
zo.bought  all  the  land  of  Egypt  for  Pharaoh 

fo  the  land  became  Pharaohs 
Z2.hadaportion^affigned  them  of  Pharaoh 

their  portion  which  Pharaoh  give  them 
*3.you  and  your  land  this  day  for  Pharaoh 
24  you  (hall  give  the  fifth  part  to  Pharaoh 
2{.and  we  will  be  Pharaohs  fervants 
z6.Pharaoh  mould  have  the  fifth  parr;  except 
land  of  the  priefts,which  became  not  Phar. 
{0.  4.  Jofeph  fpake  to  the  houfe  of  Phar.  f  lying 
fpeak,I  pray  you,  in  the  ears  of  Pharaoh 
6.  Pharaoh  fiid,  Go  up,andbury  thy  father 
7.with  him  went  up  all  the  fervants  of  Phar. 
Exod.  1. 11  .they  built  for  Pbarado  treafure-cities 
19.  mid-wives  faid  unto  Pharaoh 
2  2.  Pharaoh  charged  all  his  people 
z. {.daughters  of  Pharaoh  czme  down  to  wafh 
7,then  faid  his  filter  to  Pharaohs  daughter 
8.  Pharaohs  daughter  faid  untoher,Go 
o.Pharaohs  daughter  faid  unto  her,  Take  this 
io.fhe  brought  him  to  Pharaohs  daughter 
1 5.  when  Pharaoh  heard  this  thing,he  fought 
but  Mofes  fled  from  the  face  of  Pharaoh 
3.io.andI  will  fend  thee  unto  Pharaoh 

1 1. who  am  I,that  I  fhould  go  to  Pharaoh 
4. 2 1. that  thou  do  all  thofe  wonders  before  Pha. 

n.and  thou  (halt  fay  unto  Pharaoh,Thus 
j.i.after  Mofes  &  Aar.went  in  &  told  Pharaoh 
x.Pharaoh  faid,Who  is  the  Lord,that  I  fhould 
f.Plwaob  faid,Thc  peo.of  the  land  are  many 
6.Pfoz.command.the  fame  day  the  task-maft. 
10. thus  faith  Phar.l  will  not  give  you  ftraw 
i4.which  Pharaohs  task-mafters  had  fet  over 

1  {.came  and  cryed  unto  Pharaoh,  fiying 
zo.as  they  came  forth  from  Pharaoh 
2 1  .our  favour  to  be  abhorred  in  the  eys  of  P. 

2  3<fincel  came  to  Pharaoh, to  fpeak  in  thy 
6. 1  .now  (halt  thou  fee  w  hat  I  will  do  to  Phar. 

1  i.fpeak  to  Pharaoh  King  of  Egypt     V.29. 
1 2.how  then  fhall  Pharaoh  hear  me,who 
1 3. gave  them  a  charge  to  Pharaoh  K.of  Egy, 
27.thefe  are  they  which  fpake  to  Pharaoh 
30.and  how  fhall  Pharaoh  hearken  unto  me 
7.i.fee,I  have  made  thee  a  god  to  Pharaoh 
z.Aaron  thy  brother  (hall  fpeak  to  Pharaoh 
3.  and  I  will  harden  Pharaohs  heart 

Chap.144. 
^.Pharaoh  fhall  not  hearken  unto  you 
7.&  Aar.8j.yee.  old  when  they  fpake  to  Ph. 
9.when  Pharaoh  (hall  fpe.to  you,faying»Shew 
take  thy  rod^and  caft  it  before  Pharaoh 
1  o.Mofes  and  Aaron  went  in  unto  Pharaoh 
Aaron  caft  down  his  rod  before  Pharaoh 
1  i.then  Pharaoh  alfo  called  the  wife-men 
1  j.Lord  hardened  Pharaohs  heart  Ch.9.t  z. 
&  10.20,27.  &  11.10.&  i4-8- 
\4..Pharaohi 


PHA        P  H  A 


P  H  A        PHA 


i ^.Pharaohs  heart  is  heardened 
i  y.get  thee  unto  Pharaob  in  the  morning 
zo.fmote  the  waters  in  the  fight  of  Pharaoh 
22.  Pharaohs  heart  was  hardened  Cha.8. 19, 

zi-Pharaoh  turned,  and  went  into  his  houfe 

8. 1  .go  unto  Pharaoh ,and  fay  unto  him 
Z.Pharaoh  called  forMofes  and  Aaron 

Ver.  2  y .  Chap.  1  o.  1 6 ,24. 
9>Mofes  faid  to  PferaobjGlory  over  me 
1 2.Mofes  and  Aaron  went  out  from  Pharaoh 
Ver.20.Chap.9- 3  3.  &  10.6,18. 
1  y.when  Pharaoh  faw  that  there  was  refpite 
19.  then  the  magicians  faid  unto  Pharaoh 
ao.rife  up  early — and  ftand  before  Pharaoh 
Chap..?. 13. 
24-a  griev.fwarm  of  flies  into  the  hou.of  Ph. 
zZ.Pbaraob  faid, I  will  letyou  go 
29.  the  fwarm  of  flies  may  depart  from  Phar. 
let  not  Pharaoh  deal  deceitfully  any  more 
3 1  .removed  the  fwarm  of  flies  from  Pharaoh 
3  z.Pharaoh  hardened  his  heart 

9.1.  go  in  unto  Pharaoh  Cbapt.10.1. 

7.PJw.fent,and  there  was  not  one  of  the 
J.fprin.it  toward  heaven  in  the  fight  of  Phar. 
io.ftood  before  Pharaoh,  &  Mof.fprinkled  it 
2o.that  feared — amongft  the  ferv.of  Pharaoh 
z-j.Pbaraob  fent,and  called  for  Mofes 
34.when  Pharaob  faw  that  the  rain  and 

10.3  .Mofes  and  Aaron  went  in  unto  Pharaoh 
7. and  Pharaohs  fervants  faid  unto  him,  How 
8.Mof.  &  Aaron  were  brought  aga.  to  Phar. 
1 1. they  were  driven  out  from  Pbataobs  pref. 
28 Pharaoh  faid  unto  him,Get  thee  from 

1 1 . 1  .yet  lie  bring  one  plague  more  upon  Phar. 
5. from  the  firft-born  of  Pharaoh  that  fitteth 
8 .  he  went  out  from  Pharaoh  in  a  great  anger 


1 36.1  5. but  overthrew  Pharaoh  and  his  hoft 

Cant.  1 .9-to  a  company  of  horfes  in  Pharaohs  char. 

Ifa.19.  1  i.counf.  of  the  wile  counfellers  of  Pha.  is 

how  fay  ye  unto  Pharaob ,1  am  the 

3  0.2  .to  ftrengtb.themf.in  the  ftrengih  of  P  bar. 

3. therefore  fhall  the  ftrength  of  Pharaob  be 
36.tf.fo  is  Pharaoh  the  king  of  Egypt  to 
Jcr.  i  j.  1 9.P bara.K.i.oi  Egypt,  &  his  ferv.to  drink 
37.5.  when  Pharaohs  army  was  come  forth  out 
7.behold,PWdflfaarmy,which  is  come  forth 
1 1  .for  fear  of  Pharaohs  army 
,   43.9. which  is  at  the  entry  of  Pharaohs  houfe  at 
46. 1 7.  Pharaoh  king  of  Egypt  is  but  a  noife 
2  y.punifh  the  multitude  of  No,  and  Pharaob 
and  their  kings,even  Pharaob  and  all 
47.i.before  that  Pharaoh fmote  Gaza 
E\el{.  1 7. 1 7.nei.  fhall  Pbar.whh  his  mighty  armie 
29.2.fon  of  man.fet  thy  face  againft  Pharaoh 

3.I  am  againft  thze,Pharaoh  king  of  Egypt 
3  o.  2 1 .1  have  broken  the  arm  of  Pharaoh 
22.I  am  againft  Pharaoh  king  of  Egypt 
24.but  I  will  break  Pharaohs  arms 

2  j. the  arms  of  Pharaoh  fhall  fall  down 
3  i.2.fon  of  man,fpeak  unto  Pharaoh 

1 8. this  is  Pharaoh, ga\d  all  his  multitude 
3  2.2.take  up  a  lamentation  fot  Pharaoh 
3 1 .  Pharaoh  fhall  fee  them,  &  bee  comforted 
even  Pha&  all  his  army  flain  by  the  fw. 

3  2.  even  Pharaoh  and  all  his  multitude 
Ac~ls  7.10.  gave  Jofeph  favour  in  the  fight  of  Pha. 

1 3  Jofephs  kindred  was  made  known  to  Ph. 
i  i.eaft  out,Pharaobs  daughter  took  him  up 
2te.9.i7.forthe  fcripture faith  to  Pbaraoh,Even 
Heb.  1 1 .  24.10  be  called  the  fon  of  Pharaohs  daugh. 

1$>\)SX%tfh-Hopbra. 
,/«".44. 30.1k  give  Pte.-Hophra  king  of  Eg.into 
$bt)BXaot)zNccko. 
9-L.faid  to  Mofes,  Pharaoh  fhall  not  hearken  \  1  Kjng.11.z9.in  his  dayes  Pharaob-T>Jcc.K.of  Eg. 

33.  and  Pharaob-TSl  echo  put  him  in  bands 

34.  &  Pharaoh-'biecho  made  Eliakim  the  fon 
3  y.to  give  it  unto  Ptowfc-Necho 

Jer.aS.z. againft  the  army  of  P/w<wb-Necho 

flares. 
Lu\e  3.33  .which  was  the  fon  of  Phares 

Gen.%  8. 29.therefore  his  name  was  called  Pbare \ 
46 .1 2.fon$  of  Judah,— Pharc\  and  Zerah 

fons  of  Phare^  were  He2ron,&  Hamul 
1  Chrm.z.j. 
Nutn>z6.zo.ofPbmezjtht  family  of  the  Pharezites 
2 1 .  and  the  fons  of  Phare^weve  :  Of  Hefron 
Ruth  4.1 2.  let  thy  houfe  be  like  the  houfe  of  Phar. 
1 8.the  generations  of  Pbarex*  Phare\  begat 
1  Chro.z.  4.  Tamar  his  daught.in-law  bare  Phare% 
4.i.the  fons  of  Judah,  Phare^,Hetror\ 
9.4.the  children  of  Pbarc\  the  fon  of  Judah 
Mattb.  1.3.  and  Judah  begatePWe^ 

and  Phare\  begate  Efrom '/ 
$bare3tteg.  I 

Num.z6.zo.of Pharez  the  famil.of  the  Pbare\nes 

fMjarifee. 

Af1W.23.26.thou  blind  Pharifee  j:\zzx\ft  firft  that 
Lu.  7«39.when  thsPharifee  which  had  bidden  him 
1 1.37.  a  certain  Pharifee  befoughc  him  to  dine 

li.Pharifeefd.vi  it, he  marvelled 
1 8 . 1  o.the  one  a  Fharifec,x.hc  other  a  publican 
1 1  .the  Pharifee  ftood  and  prayed  thus 
Ads  f  ,34.ftood  up  one  in  the  councell,a  Pharifee 
23.6.I  am  a  Pharifeejcht  fon  of  a  Pharifee 
zg.f.  I  lived  a  Pharifee 
Phil.$.$.a&  touching  the  law,  a  Pharifee 

^rjatifeeflf. 
Mar.  3. 7. when  he  faw  many  of  the  Pharifecs 
y  .20.exceed  the  right.of  the  fcribes  &  Pbarifces 
9.1  l.and  when  thePharifees faw  it,they 

14.  why  do  we  and  the  Pharifees  faft  oft,but 
3  4.but  the  Pharifees  faid,He  cafteth  out 
1 2.2.but  when  the  Pharifees  faw  it,they 
1 4.  when  the  Pharifees  came  out,and  held 
24-but  when  the  Pharifees  heard  it,they 
38.then  certain  of  the  Pharifees  anfwered 
1  y.  1  .then  came  to  Jefus  fcribes  and  Pharifees 

1 2.knoweft  thou  that  the  Pharifees  were 
16. r. then  the  Pbari.alfo  with  the  Saddu.  came 
6\beware  of  the  leaven  of  the  Pharifees 
1  i.fhould  beware  of  the  leaven  of  the  Phari.  1 


io.Mof.&  Aar.  didallthefe  wond.bef.PW. 
j  2 .  29.6-001  the  firft-born  of  Pbaraob,thai  fate 

^o.Pharaob  arofe  up  in  the  mght,he  and 
1 3 . 1 5. when  Pharaoh  would  hardly  let  us  go 

17. when  Pharaoh  had  let  the  people  go 
i^.^.Pbaraob  will  fay  of  the  childr.of  Ifr.They 
4.I  will  be  honoured  upon  Pharaoh 
5. heart  of  Pharaoh  and  of  his  fervants  was 
9-all  the  horfes  and  charets  of  Pharaoh 
10.  when  Pharaoh  drew  nigh  the  childr.of  Ifr. 
17J  will  get  me  honour  upon  Pharaoh 
18. when  I  have  gotten  me  honour  upon  Ph. 
23.K)  the  midft  of  the  f;a,even  all  Pfaj.horfes 
a!8.  waters  covered  the  hoft  of  Pharaoh, that 

1  j.^.Pharaobs  charets  and  his  hoft  hath  he  caft 
19.  horfe  of  Pbara.  went  in  with  his  charets 

i8.4.delivered  me  from  the  [word  of  Pharaoh 
8  all  that  the  Lord  had  done  to  Pharaoh 
io.and  out  of  the  hand  of  Pharaoh 
Deut.6.zi.vre  were  Pharaohs  bond-men  in  Egypt 
22.  Lord  fhewed  wonders  upon  Pharaoh,  & 

7.8.from  the  hand  of  Pharaoh  king  of  Egypt 
1 8.what  the  Lord  thy  God  did  unto  Pharaoh 

1  r  ^.afts  which  he  did  to  Pharaob  king  of  Egy. 

29. 2. unto  Pharaoh,  and  unto  all  his  fervants 

34.n.todointheland  of  Egypt ,to  Pbara.  and 
1  Sam.z.zj.  when  they  were  in  Egypt,in  Ph.hoak 

6.6.Egypti.  and  Pharaoh  hardened  their  hearts 

1  f^g.3.1.  Solomon  made  affinity  with  Pharaob 

and  took  Pharaohs  daughter 
7.8.  Sol.  made  an  houfe  for  Pharaohs  daughter 
9. 16. for  Pharaoh  king  of  Egypt  had  gone  up 
24.but  Pharaohs  daughter  came  up  out  of 
1 1. 1. together  with  the  daughter  of  Pharaoh 
i8.they  came  to  Egypt,unto  Pharaoh  king  of 
i9.Hadad  found  favour  in  the  fight  of  Phar. 
20.  whom  Tahpenes  weaned  in  Phar.  houfe 
Genubath  was  in  Pharaohs  houfhold 
among  the  fons  of  Pharaoh 
z  i.Hadad  faid  to  Pharaoh  fLet  me  depart 
2  i. then  Pharaoh  faid  unto  him,But 

2  King ,i7.7.from  under  the  hand  of  Pharaoh 

18.21.fois  Pharaohking  of  Egypt  unto  all 
13.3  5  .according  to  the  command  of  Pharaoh 

1  Chr.q.i  8. fons  of  Bithiah  daughter  of  Pharaoh 

2  Cbr.S.i  1.  Solo.brought  up  the  daughter  of  Phar. 
Nch.g.io.znd  fhewedft  wonders  upon  Phorraoh 
PfalxT,  y.9.who  fent  tokens  \ir>ot\Phayaob 


PHA        P  H  E 

1 2.but  of  the  circlrine  of  the  Pharifee  sand. 
i9.}.Pbarifees  alfo  came  to  bim,temptin<j 
2i.45-.wfien  thePi.arifees  heird  his  parablcs,thcy 
22.1  y.then  went  the  Phar. fees, 6c  took  counl'eil 

3  4- but  when  the  P  ban  fee  shad  heard  that 

41. while  the  Pharifies  were  gathered 
23.2.faying,The  Pharifees  fit  in  Mofesfeat 

1 3. but  wo  unto  you  fcribes  and  Pharifees 

Verfe  14. 

1  y.wo  to  you  fcribes  &  Pharifees,  hypocrites 
Ver.23, 25,27,29. 
27.62. the  chief  priefts  and  Pharifees  came 
Mar.z.16.  when  the  fcribes  and  Pharifees  faw  him 

1 8.difci.of  John  &  of  the  Pharif  uted  to  faft 
why  do  the  difciplcsof  the  Pharifecs  faft 

24.the  Pharifees  faid  unto  him,Behold 
3.6  and  the  Pharifees  went  forth,and 
7. 1.  then  came  together  to  him  the  Pharifees 

3. for  the  Pharifees, &  all  the  Jews5except  they 

5. then  the  Pharifees  asked  him,  Why 
8.1 1. and  the  Pharifees  came  forth,  and  began 

1  f.bewarc  of  the  leaven  of  the  Pharifees 
io.2.and  the  Pharifecs  came  to  hirn,and  asked 
12.13  •t'5ey  fen£l t0  hltn  certain  of  the  Pharifecs 

Lu\e  5.i7.that  there  were  Pharifees  and  doftors 

2  i.fcribes  and  Pharifees  began  to  reafon 
30.  but  their  fcribes  and  Pharifees  murmured 
33«and  likewife  the  difciplesof  the  Pharifees 

6.  z. certain  of  the  Pharifees  faid  to  them 
7. fcribes  and  Pharifees  watched  him 
7. 30. but  the  Pharifees zwd  lawyers  rejected 
36.one  of  the  Pharifees  deGred  that  he  would 
and  he  went  into  the  Pharifees  houfe 
37-knew  that  Jef.fate  at  meat  in  the  P^.hou. 
1 1. 39. now  do  ye  Pharifees  make  clean 
41 .  but  wo  unto  ycu  Pharifees;  for  ye 

Verfe  43. 
44.  wo  untoyou  fcribes  and  Pharifees 
53.  the  fcribes  and  Pharifees  began  to 
1 2.  i.beware  ye  of  the  leaven  of  the  Pharifees 
13.31  .came  certain  of  the  Phari feest  faying 
1 4. 1. into  the  houfe  of  one  of  the  Pharifees  to 
3. Jefus  fpake  to  the  lawyers  and  Pharifees 
1  f.z.Pbarifees  and  fcribes  murmured 
16.14.  Pharifecs  alfo,who  were  covetous,heard 
17.20.when  he  was  demanded  of  the  Pharifecs 
19.39  fbme  of  thcPbarifees  from  among 
John  i.24.they  which  were  fent  were  of  the  Phari. 
3.i.aman of ^the Pharifees,  named  Nicodemus 
4.i.wben  the  Lord  knew  how  the  Pharifees  had 
7.3  2.the  Pbarifces  heard  that  the  people  murm. 
Pharifecs  fent  officers  to  take  him 
4f.then  came  the  officers  to  the  Pharifees 
47-then  anfwered  thtm  the  Pharifem,  Are 
48. or  of  the  Pharifees  beleeved  on  him 
8. 3. fcribes  and  Pharifees  brought  to  him  a 

1 3 .  the  Pharifees  therefore  faid  to  him,Thou 

9. 1 3. they  brought  to  the  Pharifees  him  that 

1 5. then  again  the  Pharifecs  asked  him 

i6.therefore  faid  Tome  of  the  Pharif.  I  know 

40.fome  of  the  P/;.which  were  with  him  hea. 

1  i.46.fome  of  them  went  to  the  Pbarif.8c  told 

47. then  gathered  the  Pharifees  a  councell,& 

57.  now  the  chief  Pharifees  had  given  a  com. 

12.19.  Pharifees  therefore  faid  among  themfel. 

42.but  becaufe  of  the  Pharifee  s,xhty  did 
i8.3.and  officers  from  the  Pharifees,  cometh 
At~is  1  y.  5.  rofe  up  certain  of  the  feci;  of  the  Pharif. 
23.6.and  the  other  part  Pharifees,  he  cryed 
7.arofe  a  diffention  between  the  Pharif.  and 
8.but  the  Pharifees  confttte  both 
9.  fcribes  that  were  of  rhe  Pharifees  part  arofe 
fMjarofl). 
E-^ra  8.3.of  the  fons  of  P/woJ&, Zechariah  with 

fM?arpar« 
2  Kjng.^.  12. are  not  Abana  &  Phorpar,rivers  of 

^hafearj. 
Neb.j.fi.  the  children  of  Phafeah 

Rom.16.1. 1  commend  unto  you  Phebe  our  fitter 

$>r>entce. 
Ails  1 1.  i9.they  travelled  as  far  as  Phenice 
1  y.  3. they  pafled  thorow  Phenice  and  Samaria 
27. 1 2.if  by  any  means  they  might  attain  top/;. 
fS>hentcla. 
Ads  2 1.2.  finding  a  fhip  failing  over  to  Pbeniaa 
gtotbefetft. 


PHI        PHI 


P  H  I 


P  HI 


P  H  I 


P  H  I 


f^tbefeth. 
£^.3  o.i 7. the  young  men  of  Phibefetb  (hall  fall 

Gen.zi.zi.Phichol  chief  captain  of  his  hofte  fpake 
j  z.then  Abimelech  rofe  upland  Pbicbol 
z6  1 6.  Ahnzzah, mi  Phichol  chief  captain 
•^hilaOsIpbfa- 
Reu.r.n.andfend  unto  Philadelphia 

3.7.  to  the  angel  of  the  Church  in  Philadelphia 
fMjilemon. 
Pbifetf.  1  .unto  Philemon  our  dearly  beloved  ,and 

|M)(letasj. 
2  Tiw.2-i7.of  whom  is  Hymeneus  and  Pbiletus 

¥>htlp. 
Mat. 10. 1. Philip  and  Bartholomew,  Thomas  and 
14.3.  for  Herodias  fake,his  broth.  Philips  wife 
Mai\e6. 17. 
Afa^  3.  i8.and  Andrew  ,and  Philip,znd  Barthol. 
Luke  3 . 1  .and  hi s  broth.  Philip,  Tetrarc h  of  Iturea 
i9.for  Herodias  his  brother  Philips  wife 
tf.14.and  James,and  John,Pbilip,  and 
John  1. 4  3. and  Jefus  findeth  Philip,md  faith 
44.now  Philip  was  of  Bethfaida  the 
^.Philip  findeth  Nathaneel,and 
tfi.Pbilip  faith  to  him,Come  and  fee 
48  .before  that  Philip  called  thee 
6 . 5  .he  fai  r  h  unto  Philip,  Whence 

7,Fhi/ip  anfwered  him,Two  hun.penny-wo. 
1  >2 1  .the  fame  came  therefore  to  Philip 
zz.Philip  cometh  and  telleth  Andrew 
j 4.8. Philip  faith  unto  him, Lord  fhew  us 
9.yet  haft  thou  not  known  me  Philip 
AUs  i. i 3. and  John,md  Andrew,&  Pfc/.&Tftov 
tf.y.and  Phi/ip,3a4  Prochorus,and  Nicanor 
8.5.  then  Philip  went  down  to  the  city  of  Sam. 
6.  gave  heed  to  thefe  things  which  Pfc.fpake 
i2.but  when  they  beleeved  Philip  preaching 
I 3.  he  continued  with  Philip  and  wondered 
2<S.angel  of  the  Lord  fpake  to  Philip,  faying 

2  9>then  the  fpirit  faid  to  Philip,  Goe 
jo.and  Philip  ran  thither  unto  him 
3 1. and  he  de fired  Philip  that  he  would  come 
34.and  the  eunuch  anfwered  Philip 

3  f  .then  Philip  opened  his  moutb,and 
37>and  Philip  faid»Ifthou  beleeveft 
3  8 .both  Phil. and  the  eunuchjand  he  bap.him 
3  9. fpirit  of  the  Lord  caught  away  Philip 
40.but  Philip  was  found  at  Azotus 

2i.8.we  entred  into  the  houfe  of  Philip 

Mat.  16.1 3. when  Je.  came  to  the  coa.of  Ce>Phil. 
Mark  8.27.into  the  townes  of  Cefaria  Pbilippi 
1  Alts  i6.ii.and  from  thence  toPhilippi,  which 
20.6 .and  we  fuled  away  from  Pbilippi,  after 
Pfej/.i.i.toallthe  Saints  in  Chrift  wchareat  Phi. 
1  Tfe/^i.2.asyeknow  atPbilippi,  we  were  bold 

fMhiftppfang. 
Pfc/.4.if.now  tk  Philippians  know  alfo,thatin 

_  ^tltitfa. 
Pfal.6o.8.Philiflia  triumph  thou  becaufe  of  me 
87.4.behold,Pfc/i/?i«,  and  Tyre,with  Ethiopia 
108. 9. over  Pbilifiia  will  I  triumph 

Geiuio.  14.0m  of  who;n  came  Philifiiim 

$h(liame. 

1  Sam.  i7.8.am  not  I  3  Pbilifline,  &  you  a  fervant 
lO.Pbilftine faid,  I  defie  the  armies 
1 1  .Saul  &  Ifra.heard  thofe  words  of  the  Phi. 
16. the  Pbilifline  drew  neer  morning  and 
23. came  up  the  champ.the  Pbilifline  of  Gath 
26.done  to  the  man  that  killeth  this  Philifi. 
who  is  this  uncircumcifed  Pbilifline 
3  2.and  fight  wich  this  Pbiliftine 
3  3.  notable  to  goe  againft  this  Pbiliftine 
36\this  uncircumcifed  Pbiliftine  (hall be  as 
37.deliver  me  out  of  the  hand  of  this  Philip. 
40,and  he  drew  neer  to  the  Pbiliftine 
41. Pbiliftine  came  on,and  drew  neer 
4 2. when  the  Phi'Mine  looked  about,and 
M.PhilisJ.faid  unto  David,Am  I  a  dog  that 
Pbilifline  cm  fed  David  by  his  gods 
^.Philistine  faid  to  D  ivid  Come  to  me,  & 
4^-then  faid  David  to  rhe  Pbilifline,  Thou 
48.wben  the  Pbiliftine  wok^ni  came,and 

ran  toward  the  army  to  meet  the  Phil. 
49-  and  fmote  the  Pbiliftine  in  his  fore-head 


5  o.  fo  David  prevailed  over  the  Pbilifline 

and  fmote  the  Phil,  and  flew  hiro,but 

J  i.David  flood  upon  the  Pbiliftine  &  tooke 

54.0jvid  took  the  head  of  the  Phili ftine,3X\d 

5  J.when  Saul  faw  Da.go  forth  aga.the  Phil. 

57  .as  Da.returned  from  the  flaug.of  the  Phi. 

with  the  head  of  the  Philift.in  his  hand 

I9.f.and  flew  the  Pbilifline,  and  the  L.wrought 

21.9.  the  fword  of  Goliah  the  Pbiliftine,  whom 

22.io.gavehimthefword  of  Goliah  thtPbil. 

2  Sam.z  1.17.  and  fmote  the  Phil,  and  killed  him 

3&hiltft(ne0. 
Gen.'i  i.j  2.they  returned  into  the  land  of  the  Ph. 
33. Abraham  fojourned  in  xhePhihfiines  land 
26.i.Ifaac  went  to  Abim.Kingof  the  Pbilifl. 
i4.Ifaac  had  ferv.  and  the  Philifiines  tn\kd 
i$. Philippines  flopped  them,and  filled 
iS.Pbil.  had  flopped  them  after  the  death  of 
£#0.i3.i7.thorowthewayof  the  land  of  the  P/?. 

23.31  .even  unto  the  fea  of  the  Philifiines 
Jofli'i  3-2.aU  the  borders  of  the  Pbiliftines, and 

3. five  lords  of  the  Philiftines;xht 
7^.3.3. namely,  five  lords  of  the  Pbiliftines,  and 
°  3  i.which  flew  of  the  Philifiines  6oo.men 
io.6.and  the  gods  of  the  Philifiines, and 
7.fold  them  into  the  hand  of  the  PhilisTmes 
1 1  .did  not  I  deliver  you  from  the  Philifiines 
I3.i.them  into  the  hand  of  the  Pfoj.fortyyeers 
5  .to  deliver  Ifra.out  of  the  hand  of  the  Phil. 
14.3.10  take  a  wife  of  the  uncircumcifed  Phili. 
4.that  he  fought  an  occafion  againft  the  Ph- 
at  that  time  the  Philifi.  had  dominion 
1  j.j.morehlameleffe  then  the  Philifiines 
5. into  the  ftanding  corn  of  the  Pbiliftines 
6.then  the  Philifiines  faid,Who  hath 

Pbiliftines  came  up,and  burnt  her 
9.then  the  Philifiines  went  up,and  pitched 
1 1.  knowtft  thou  not  that  the  Pbiliftines  are 
1 2.may  deliver  thee  into  the  hand  of  the  P. 
i4>the  Pbiliftines  fhouted  againft  him,  and 
20. he  judged  Ifrael  in  the  dayes ofthe  Phil. 
16. 5. lords  of  the  Philifiines  came  up  to  her 
8. lords  of  the  Philifiines  brought  up  to  her 
g.Phil.  be  upon  thee  Samfon  V.12, 14,  20. 
18  .and  called  for  the  lords  of  the  Philifiines 

then  the  lords  of  the  Phil.c3.mt  up  to  her 
2 1  .Phil.zook  him,and  put  out  his  eyes 
2 3. lords  of  the  Phil,  gathered  them  together 
27>and  all  the  lords  of  the  Pbilift.v/tte  there 
28.may  be  at  once  avenged  of  the  Philifiines 
30.1et  mc  die  with  the  Pbiliftines,  and 
1  Sam.q.i.now  Ifrael  went  out  againft  the  Phil, 
and  the  Philifiines  pitched  in  Aphek 
z.Phil.pat  therr.ftlves  in  aray  againft  Ifrael 

Ifrael  was  fraitten  before  the  Pbilift. 
j  .Lord  hath  fmitten  us  to  day  before  thePh. 
6. when  jhe  Pbiliftines  heard  the  noife  of 
7.  and  the  Pbiliftines  were  afraid  for 
9.cjuit  your  felves  like  men,  O  ye  Pbiliftines 
10.  Philifiines  fought,and  Ifrael  was  fmitten 
I7.faid, Ifrael  is  fled  before  the  Pbiliftines 
5.i.the  Philifiines  took  the  ark  of  God,  and 
2.when  the  Pbilift.  took  the  ark  of  God,and 
S.gathered  all  the  lords  of  the  Phil,  to  them 
n.together  all  the  lords  of  the  Phil.and  faid 
<5. 1.  Ark  was  in  the  country  of  the  Phil.j.moa. 
z.Philiftines  called  for  the  priefts,and 
4.to  the  number  of  the  lords  of  the  Philift'ms 
1 2.and  the  lords  of  the  Philifiines  went 
i6.whenthe  five  lords  of  the  Pbiliftine  shad 
i8.to  the  number  of  all  the  cities  of  the  Phil. 
2 1 .  the  Pbilift.  have  brought  againe  the  army 
7.3-deliver  you  out  of  the  hands  of  the  Phihft. 
7.when  the  Pbilift. heaid  that  the  children  of 
lords  of  the  Pfci/.went  up  againft  Ifra. 
they  were  afraid  of  the  Philifiines 
8.fave  us  out  of  the  hand  of  the  Philifiines 
'  lo.the  Pbiliftines  drew  neer  to  battell  againft 
great  thunder  on  that  day  on  the  Phil. 
1  i.and  purfued  the  Pbiliftines,  and  fmote 
13X0  the  Pbiliftines  were  fubdued,and 

hand  of  the  L.was  againft  the  Phil. 
i4.cities  which  the  Philift.had  taken  from 
deliver  out  of  the  hands  of  the  Phil. 
9.i6\fave  my  people  out  of  the  hand  of  the  Ph. 
10.  j. where  is  the  garifon  of  the  Pbiliftines 


12.9-and  into  the  hap  d  of  the  P!r!.'ftinesisnd 
i3.3.Jonathan  fmote  the  garifon  of  the  Philifi. 
the  Pbiliftines  heard  of  it :  and  Saul 
4.  Saul  had  fmitten  a  garifon  of  the  Pbilift. 
had  in  abomination  with  the  Pbiliftines 
5. the  Pbiliftines  gathered  themftlves  togeth. 
1 1. that  the  Philifiines  gathered  themf.  toge. 
1 2. Pbilift. w ill  come  down  now  upon  me 
16. but  th^  Philifi.  encamped  in  Michmath 
17-fpoilers  came  out  of  the  camp  of  the  Phi. 
ig.Pbiliftines  faid,  Left  the  Htbrewes  make  i 
zo.Ifraclites  went  down  to  the  Philifiines 
23 .  garifon  of  the  Pbiliftines  went  out 
1 4. 1.  let  us  goe  over  to  the  Pbiliftines  garifon 
4.foughttogpe  over  to  the  Pbilifline s  garif. 
11.  unio  the  garifon  of  the  Pbiliftines 

and  the  Pfc£/fe.f  faid,Behold,the 
1 9.  noife  that  was  in  the  hofte  of  the  Pbilift. 

2  i.Heb.that  were  with  the  Philifiines  before 
2 2. when  they  heard  that  the  Phili  fit  wfied 
30.  a  much  greater  (laughter  among  the  Phi, 

3  1. they  fmote  the  Pbiliftines  that  day  from 
3  tf.let  us  goe  down  after  the  Philifiines  by 
37.lh.all  I  goe  down  after  the  Pbiliftines 

46.  Saul  went  up  from  following  the  Pbili. 
Pbiliftines  went  to  their  owne  place 
47.and  againft  the  Philifiines,  and 
5  2.was  fore  war  againft  ihePhiliftines  all  the 
17. 1. Pbiliftines  gathered  together  their  armies 
2.fet  the  battell  in  aray  againft  the  Philifiines 
I. Pbiliftines  flood  on  a  mountain  on 
4.went  out  a  cham.out  of  the  camp  of  the  P. 
i9.Saul— were  fighting  with  the  Philifiines 
2  i.Ifrael  and  the  Pbilift.  had  put  the  battell 
23  .out  of  the  armies  of  the  Pbiliftines 
46.give  the  carkaffe  of  the  hofte  oftheP^/.to 
5  i.Philift.(a.vi  their  champion  was  dead,  they 
5  2.  and  purfued  the  Phili.  untill  thou  come 
wounded  ofthe  Pbiliftines  fell  down  by 
J3.chil.0f  Ifr.  returned  from  chafing  the  Ph. 
18. 17.  let  the  hand  ofthe  Pbiliftines  be  on  him 
2 1  -that  the  hand  of  the  P ij/i.may  be  againft 
2  j.  but  an  hundred  fore-skins  of  the  Phil.io 
make  Dav.fall  by  the  hand  ofthe  Phil. 
27.Dav.flew  of  the  Phil,  two  hundred  men 
jo.princesof  the  Philifiines  went  forth,  and 
I9.8.and  fought  with  the  Philiftines,3.nd  flew 
23. i.behold,the  Pbilift.Rght  againft  Keilah,  & 
2.  (hall  I  goe  and  fmite  the  Philifiines 

goe  and  fmite  the  Philiftines,and  fave 
j  .againft  the  armies  ofthe  Pbiliflmes 
4. for  I  will  deliver  the  Pbiliftines  into 
5 .David  fought  with  the  Pbiliftine j,and  bro. 
27.for  the  Pbiliftines  have  invaded  the  land 
28.and  David  went  againft  the  Pbiliftines 
24.i.whenSaul  was  returned  from  fol.the  Ph. 
27.1-  fpeedily  efcape  into  the  land  ofthe  Phil. 
7.that  David  dwelt  in  the  land  ofthe  Pbilift. 
I  i.he  dwelleth  in  thecountrey  ofthe  Philifi. 
28. 1. that  the  Philifiines  gathered  together  their 
q.Philifliies  gathered  themfclves  together,& 
y.  when  Saul  faw  the  hofte  ofthe  Philifiines 
1  f.for  the  Phil,  make  war  againft  mc,  and 
ip.intothe  hand  ofthe  Pbiliftines, vnd 

hofte  of  Ifra.into  the  hand  ofthe  Phil. 

29. 1. now  the  Pbiliftines  gathered  together  all 

2. lords  of  the  Pbilifli.  paffed  on  by  hundreds 

j.then  faid  the  princes  ohhePhiliftines,What 

Achifh  faid  to  the  princes  ofthe  Phil. 

4.princes  of  the  Pbiliftines  were  wroth 

princes  of  the  Phil  faid  tohim,Make 

7.that  thou  difpleafe  not  the  lords  of  the  Ph. 

9.princes  ofthe  Philifiines  have  faid,He 

1 1  .to  returne  into  the  land  of  the  PhilisTmes 

the  Philifiines  went  up  to  Jczreel 

30.16.  had  taken  out  ofthe  land  ofthe  Pbilift. 

51. 1. Pbiliftines  fought  againft  Ifrael 

men  of  Ifra.fled  from  before  the  Phil. 
1, Philifiines  followed  hard  upon  Saul,and 

Pfo'/.flew  Jonathan  and  Abinadab 
7  .Pbiliftines  came  and  dwelt  in  them 
8.  when  the  Pbiliftines  came  to  ftrip  the  (lain 
^.fentinto  the  land  ofthe  Pbiliftines 
1 1.  heard  of  that  which  the  Pbilift.  had  done 
2  Sam.$.  i4.for  4O0.fore-skins  ofthe  Philifiines 
i8.my  people  Ifra.out  ofthe  hand  ofthe  Phi. 
S.l7.when 


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% .  1 7-whcn  the  Philiflines  heard  that  they  had 
all  the  Philifl.  came  up  to  feek  David 
1 8  .Pbiliflrnes  alfo  came  and  fpread  themfel . 
ip.fhalll  goe  up  to  the  Philiflines 

I  will  deliver  the  Pbilifl.into  thine  hand 
2i.Pfc/i/?i«wcameupyetagaine,and 
i4.to  fmite  the  hofte  of  the  Philiflines 
a  J.David  fmote  thePfe/j//.from  Geba,untill 
8.  i.that  David  fmote  the  Philiflines, 8c  fubdued 
took  Metb.am.out  of  the  handof  the  Ph. 
i  x.and  of  the  PbiMtines, and  of  Amalek 
i  o.j.he  delivered  us  out  of  the  hand  of  the  Phi. 
ai.ia.wherethe  Philiflines  had  hanged  them 

whtn  the  Philiflines  had  (lain  Saul 
i  ^.Philiflines  had  yet  war  with  Ifrael 

and  David  fought  againft  the  Philiflines 
18.  was  again  a  battell  with  the  Philiflines  at 
19-again  a  battell  in  Gob  with  thePhiliflmes 
2j.9.when  they  defied  the  Philiflines  that  were 
io.he  arofe  and  fmote  the  Philiflines  untill 
1 1  .Philifl.  were  gathered  together  into  a 

the  people  fled  from  the  Philistines 
i2.and  flew  the  Philiflines ,and  the  Lord 
13-troup  of  the  Philiflines  pitched  in 
i4-gariibn  of  the  Philiflines  was  then  in 
1 6.three  mi.men  brake  tho.the  hoft  of  the  P. 

1  Kin.q.  2 1  .from  the  river  to  the  land  of  the  Phili. 

1 5.27-which  belongeth  to  the  Philiflines, for 
16.1  J. againft  Gib.which  belonged  to  the  Phi. 

2  !^j».8.2.and  fojourned  in  the  land  of  the  Philifl. 

j.  woman  returned  out  of  the  land  of  the  Ph. 
1 8. 8. he  fmote  the  Philiflines  even  to  Gaza 
l  Chro.1.1  a.of  whom  came  the  Philiflines,  and 
10. 1. now  the  Philiflines  fought  againft  Ifrael 
men  of  Ifrael  fkd  from  before  the  Phil. 
z.Philiflines  followed  hard  after  Saul 

Philiflines  flew  Jonathan>&  Abinadab 
7 '.Philiflines  came  and  dwelt  in  them 
8.when  the  Philiflines  came  to  ftrip  the  flaine 
9.  fertt  into  the  land  of  the  Philiflines 
1 1  .heard  all  that  the  Philiftineshad  done 
1 1.1  j  .and  there  the  Philiflines  were  gathered 
people  fled  from  before  the  Philiflines 
i4.and  flew  the  Philiflines,  and  the  Lord 
1  j  .the  hoft  of  the  Philiflines  encamped 
1 6. Philiflines  garifon  was  then  at  Bethlehem 
18  .the  three  brake  thorow  the  hoft  of  the  Ph. 
12.1  p.when  he  came  with  thePhiliflines  againft 
for  the  lords  of  the  Pbil.on  advifement 
i4.8.whenthe  Philifl.heaid  that  David  was 

all  the  Pbilift.went  up  to  feek  David 
o.Philiflines-came  and  fpread  themfelves 
icfhall  I  goe  up  againft  the  Philiflines 
1 3  .Philiflines  yet  againe  fpread  themfelves 
1 5. to  fmite  the  hoft  of  the  Philiflines 
if.they  fmote  the  hoft  of  the  Philiflines  from 
18.1.  that  David  fmote  the  Philift.and  fubdued 
out  of  the  hand  of  the  Philiflines 
1 1. and  from  the  Phil,  and  from  Amalek 
20.4.arofe  war  3t  Gczer  with  the  Philiflines 
j.there  was  war  again  with  the  Philiflines 
2  Cbro.9.z6.e\en  to  the  land  of  the  Philiflines 
17. 1  i.fome  of  the  PW//?.brought  Jehofhaphat 
2i.  16.  againft  Jehoram  thefpirit  of  the  Phili. 
26.6.  went  forth  and  warred  againft  the  Philifl. 
and  built  cities  among  the  Philiflines 
7.  God  he! ped  him  againft  the  Philiflines 
28. 1 8.  Philiflines  alfo  had  invaded  the  cities 
Pfal.S  j. 7.  the  Phil.with  the  inhabitants  of  Tyre 
Ifa.  2.6.and  are  fouth-fayers  like  the  Philiflines 
9. 1 2.and  the  Philiflines  behind,and 
1  i.i4.fha!l  flee  on  the  fhoulders  of  the  Philifl. 
Jer. z%.zo.  all  the  Kings  of  the  land  of  the  Philifl. 
47.i.to  Jeremiah  the  prophet  againft  the  Phil. 
4.that  cometh  to  fpoile  all  the  Philiflines 

for  the  Lord  will  fpoiie  the  Philiflines 
E^\.i6.zj.the  daughters  of  the  Phil,  which  are 
a  j.i  j.becaufe  the  Philistines  have  dealt  by 
16.  ftretch  out  mine  hand  on  the  Philifl.  and 
Amos  i.8.remnant  of  the  Philiflines  fhall  perifh 
6.2.then  go  down  to  Gath  of  the  Philiflines 
9-7.and  the  Philiflines  of  Caphtor,and 
Obad.\$.Pbiliflines,znd  they  fhall  poffeffe  the 
Zepb.i.  j  .land  of  the  Phili  will  even  deftroy  thee 
Zccb.g.6.1  will  cut  offthe  pride  of  the  Philiflines 
Daughters  of  the  $>hHCftine0,See  JDanghtCTflf. 


iMjttologttjet. 

Rom.16.1  y.falute  Philologus,  and  Julia,Nereus 

^htlofopbettf. 
Alts  ly.iS.thtncertainphilofophers  of  the  Epicur. 

f&fjtlofophjj. 
Col.  2.8. left  any  man  fpoile  you  through  philofophy 

^htnehaiff, 
Exod.6.z  j.and  fhe  bare  him  Phinehas ;  thefe  are 
Num.zf  .7.when  Phinehas  the  fon  of  Eleazar ,the 
1 1. Phinehas  the  fon  of  Eleazar  ,the  fon  of 
3 1.6.  Mofes  fent  Phinehas  to  war  with 
J0Jh.zz.13.  Phinehas  the  fon  of  Eleazar  the  prieft 
30.when  Phinehas  and  the  princes  heard  the 
3  i.Phmehas  faid  to  the  children  of  Reuben 
3  z.Phinehas  and  the  princes  returned  from 
24.3  3. buried  him  in  a  hill  that  pertained  to  P. 
Jud?.zo.z%.  and  Phinehas  flood  before  it  in  thofe 
1  Sam.  1 .3  .Hophni  and  Phinehas  the  priefts  of  the 
2.34.  on  Hophni  and  Phinehas:ia  one  day  they 
4.4.the  two  fons  of  Eli3Hophni  and  Phinehas 
1 1  .Hophni  and  Phinehas  were  flaine 
17-Hophni  and  Phinehas  are  dead,  and 
19.  his  daughters  in  law5  Phinehas  wife  was 
14. 3  .the  fon  of  Phinehas  the  Lords  prieft  in 
1  Chro.6. 4. Eleazar  begat  Phinehas, Phinehas  begat 
jo.Eleazar  his  fon,Phinehas  his  fon 
o.zo.Phimhas  fon  of  Eleazar  was  ruler 
Evga  7.  j.  fon  of  Phinehas, the  fon  of  Eleazar 
8.2.of  the  fons  of  Phinehas  ,Getlhon 
3  3. Eleazar  the  fon  of  Phinehas,  and  with 
Pfal.  106.3  o.then  flood  up  Phinehas  and  executed 
^htScfan^See^bgficiait. 
?M)legon. 
Rom.  16.14.  filute  Afyncritus,PW££0»,Hermas 

#htfgia. 
Alls  z.io.Phrigia and  Pamphilia;in  Egypt 
16. 6. when  they  had  gone  throughout  Pbrigia 
18. 23. went  overall  the  countrcy  of  Pbrigia 
#barab. 
fudg.7 .io.goe  thou  with  Phurah  thy  ferv.down 
1  i.then  he  went  down  with  Phurah  his  ferv. 
^>rrtit,  read  alfo  f->ut. 
Gen.  io.6.fons  of  Ham,  Phut  and  Canaan 

1  C/;>-0<z.i.8.fonsof  Ham,P#*and  Canaan 
£^.27.io.theyofLud,andofPte?Jwerein 

$haaah. 
Gen.46. 1 3  .fons  of  Iffachar,  Phuuab 
$hpgeHa0. 

2  Tim.  1. 1  j  .of  whom  are  Pbygellns  and  Hermoge. 

fMjpiactcriesf. 
Mat.z$.$.  they  make  broad  their phylacleries,  and 

|2>bpactan,  or  ^tyUtitms. 
Gf#.jo.  2.  Jofeph  commanded  the phyjicians  toim. 
the  phyjicians  imbalmed  Ifrael 
2  Chro.  1 6. 1 2. but  he  fought  to  the  phyjicians 
Job  1 3-4-ye  are  all  phyjicians  of  no  value 
,7«'.8.22.is  there  no pbyfician  there?why  then 
Mat. 9. 1 2.  they  that  be  whole  need  not  a  phyjician 
Markez.  17. 
Marine  5.26.  fuffered  many  things  of  many  phyflci. 
Lu\e  4.23.10  me  this  proverb,P^y?ir.heale  thy  felf 
J. 3 1. they  that  are  whole  need  not  a  pbyfician 
8.43  .which  had  fpent  al  her  living  onphyfiaans 
Col. 4. 1 4. Luke  the  beloved  phyjician,  and  Demas 

Pra.30.i7.raven  of  the  valley  fhall  pic^e  it  out 

$tcture0. 
Num.  3  3 .  j 2.and  deftroy  all  their  pit! ures3and 
Pro.2j.11.  like  apples  of  gold  inpiclures  of  filver 
Ifa.z.\6.  and  on  aMrAeahnt  picJures 

Gen.  1  j.  1  o.laid  one  piece  againft  another 
Exod.  3  7.7.  beaten  out  of  one  piece  made  he  them 
Num.  10. 2.  of  a  whole^zece  fhalt  thou  make  them 
Judg.o.  j  3.  a  certain  woman  call  a  piece  of  a  miift. 

1  Sam.z.2.6.  and  crouch  to  him  for  apiece  of  filver 

that  I  may  eat  a  piece  of  bread 
30.  j  2.they  gave  him  apiece  of  a  cake  of  figs 

2  Sam.16. 19.ro  every  one  a  good  piece  of  flefh,  & 

n.2i.didnota  womancafta/w.ofa  milftone 
23.1 1. where  was  a  p  iece  of  ground  full  of 
22C^-3-io-and  mar  every  good  piece  of  land  with 

z  y.on  every  good  piece  of  land  caft  every 
1  Chro.  16.3.  and  to  every  one  a  good  piece  of  flefh 
Neb.  3 . 1 1 .  and  Hafhub  repaired  the  other  piece 
i9«next  to  him  repaired  Ezer  another  piece 


PIE      PIE 

20.  Bauich  earneftly  repaired  the  other  piece 

21.  after  him  repaired  Merimoth  anoth.  piece 
24.  after  him  repaired  Binui — another  piece 
27. after  them  the  Tekoites  repaired  ano.pie. 
3©.and  Hanu  repaired  another  piece 

Job  41.24.as  hard  as  a  pie.  of  the  nether  milftone 

42.1 1. every  man  alfo  gave  him  apiece  of  mon. 

Pro.6.z6.a  man  is  brought  to  a  piece  of  bread,  and 

28.21.  for  a /w«  of  bread  that  man  willtran. 

tof.4.3.  thy  temples  are  like  a  piece  of  a  pomegr. 

6. 7.  as  a  piece  of  a  pomegranate  are  thy 
Jer.  3  7 . 1 1  .fhould  give  him  daily  a  piece  of  bread 
£^/j\24.4.every  good  piece,  the  thigh  and 

6.bring  it  out  piece  by  piece,\et 
Amos  3.i2.out  of  the  mouth  of  a  lion  a  piece  of  an 

4.7.one  piece  was  rained  upon,and  the  piece 
Mat.g.  16.no  manputtethaji.'aeofnew  cloth  to 

17.27.thou  fhalt  find  a  piece  of  money  that 

Mar.z.zi.no  man  foweth  apiece  of  new  cloth  on 

elfe  the  new  piece  tb3t  fiileth  it  up 

Luty  5.36.  no  man putteth  apiece  ofa  new  garm. 

piece  that  was  taken  out  of  the  new 

14. 1 8.1  have  bought  a  piece  of  ground,  and 

1  j.8.iffhe  lofe  onepirce,dothfhenot  light 

9. 1  have  found  thefi^e  that  I  loft 
24.4  2.they  gave  him  a  piece  ofa  broiled 
pieces. 
Gen.  1  j.17.bmp  parted  between  thofe  pieces 
20.i6.given  thy  brother  a  thoufand  pi.of  Giver 

3  3 . 1 9. for  an  hundred  pieces  of  money 
37. 28  .fold  Jofeph  for  two  pieces  of  hlvet 

3  3.  Jofeph  is  rent  in  pieces 
44.28.  furely  he  is  torne  inpieces 

4  J. 22.  to  Benjamin  he  gave  thirty  pip.  of  filver 
Exod.  1  j.6.right  hand,  O  Lord,hath  dafhed  inj>i. 

22.13  ,if  it  be  torne  in  pieces,  then  let  him 
28.7.fhall  have  the  two  fhouldet pieces 

z  5. and  put  them  on  the  fhoulder  pieces 
29.  i7.thou  fhalt  cut  the  ram  in  pieces, and 

and  put  them  unto  his  pieces,znd 
39.4.  they  made  fhoulder/wwforit 

1 8.and  put  them  on  the  fhoulder  pieces  of 
Ieu.i.6.and  cut  into  his  pieces 

1 2  .(hall  cut  it  into  his  pieces  with  his 
2.6.thou  fhalt  part  it  in  piece s,and 
6.2 1  .baken  pieces  of  the  meat-offerings  fhalt 
8.2o.he  cut  the  ram  into  pieces 

Mofes  burnt  the  fieces  and  the  fat 
9. 1 3  .with  the  pieces  thereof  and  the  head 
J0Jb.14.2z. for  a  hundred  pieces  of  filver,and  it 
Judg.Q.4.  gave  him  feventy  pieces  of  filver 

1 6.  j  .give  thee  every  one  of  us  no  o.pi.of  filver 
I9.29.divided  her  into  twelve  pieces, and 
20.6.and  cut  her  in  twe\ve pieces, and  fent 
1  Sam.\  1. 7. and  hewed  them  inpieces,  and  fent 
1  j.3  3. and  Samuel  hewed  Agaginpieces 

1  Kjn.i  1.30.2nd  rent  it  in  twelve  pieces 

3 1.  take  the  ten  pieces  ;  for  thus  faith 
18.13.and  cut  it  in  pieces, andhy  it  on  wood 

33.and  cut  the  bullock  \npicces,and  laid 
1 9. 1 1. and  brake  in  pieces  the  rockes  before 

2  Kjn.  2. 1 2  .and  rent  them  in  two  pieces 

j.  j. took  with  him  fix  thoufand  pic^J  of  gold 
6-  2  j.an  affes  head  fold  for  fourfcore pi.of  filver 
kab  of  doves  dung  for  foe  pi.  of  filver 
1  i.i8.his  images  brake  they  in  pieces 
1 8. 4. and  brake  in  pieces  the  brazen  ferpent 
23.  i4.he  brake  in  pieces  the  images,and 
24. 1 3. and  cut  inpieces  all  the  veffels of  gold 
2  Cbro.23.  iy.and  brake  his  images  in  pieces,  and 
3 1. i.and  btake  the  images  in  piece s,and 
34.4.the  molten  images  he  brake  in  pieces 
job  16.12.and  he  hath  fhaken  me  inpieces 

40. 1 8.hisbones  are  as  ftrong  pieces  of  braffe 
Pfal. z.o.thou  fhalt  dafh  them  inpieces  like 
7.2.rentingit  in  pieces  while  there  is  none 
50.22.1eftIteareyouin/wcM,andthere 
68.30.till  every  one  fubmit  hirnfelf  withpie.  of 
74.14.  brakeft  the  heads  of  Leviathan  inpieces 
Cant.S.  1 1.  was  to  bring  a  thoufand  pieces  of  filver 
Ifa.2.1  j  .that  ye  beat  my  people  to  pieces,  and 
I3.i6.children  alfo  (hall  be  dafhed  to  pieces, 8c 
1 8.bows  alfo  (hall  dafh  the  young  men  top. 
Jer.  j.6.that  goeth  out  there  fhall  be  torn  in  pieces 
23.29.1ikeaham.  that  breaketh  the  rock  in  pie. 
Lam.  3 . 1 1  .he  hath  pulled  me  in  piecesJne  hath 

gy%.4.i4.or 


PIE        PIL 


E^?£.4.i4.or  is  torne  in  piece j,neithcr  came  _ 
1 5 .  i  p.pollute  me  among  my  people  for  pie.of 
i4>4.gather  the  pieces  thereof  into  it 

0*8.2.34.  a"d  brake  them  t0P'eces 

3  5.and  the  gold  broken  to  pieces  together 
4o.forafmuch  as  iron  breaketh  in  pieces,and 
45 .and  that  it  brake  in  pieces  the  iron,  the 
j  .lo.mall  be  cut  in  pieces,and  their  houfes 
6.14.  brake  all  their  bones  inpieces,  or  ever 
7«7.it  devoured  and  brake  inpieces 
'  lp.brake  in  pieces,  and  ftamped  the  refidue 
Hof.z.z.  brought  her  to  me  for  fifteen  pieces  of  fil. 
io.i4.mother  was  daflied  inpieces  on  thechil. 
1 3 .  i 6.their  infants  fhall  be  dafhed  in  pieces 
Micah  i. 7. graven  images  thereof  (halbe  bea.to^. 
3 . 3  .and  chop  them  in  pieces  as  for  the  pot 
4. 1 3. thou  fhalt  beat  inpieces  many  people 
5 .8.and  teareth  in  pieces,  and  none  can 
;  Nah.z.i.he  that  dafhes  in  pieces  is  come  up 
1  i.lion  did  tear  in  pieces  enough  for 
3.  lO.children  dafhed  in  pieces  at  the  top  of  the 
Zech,  1 1. 1  i.weighed  for  my  price  thirty  pieces 

13.  took  thirty  piecest&.  caft  them  to  the  pot. 
1 6.he  fhall  tear  their  clawes  in  pieces 
Mat.z6.i  5 .  covenanted  with  him  for  thirty  pieces 
27.3.he  brought  again  the  thirty  pieces  of 
j.he  caft  down  the  pieces  of  filver  in  the  tern. 
6.chief  priefts  took  the  filver  pieces 
p.they  took  the  thirty  pieces  of  filver 
Lu\e  1  j.8.what  woman  having  ten  pieces  of  filver 
Acts  i9.i9.countedtheprice,&  found  50000./;:. 
23.10.left  Paul  fhould  be  pulled  inpieces 
27.44.fome  on  broken />ie«*  of  the  (hip 

See  alfo  ipieab,TlB?oHen,Cttt. 
fierce. 

Num.r\.§.  and  pierce  them  thorow  with  his  3rro. 
2  Kjn.  1 8.2  i.it  will  goe  into  his  hand,and  pierce  it 

lfa.16.6. 
Luke  1.3  ?•  a  fvvord  fhall  pierce  thorow  thine  own 

f-Xercefc. 
Judg.^-z6.  when  fhe  had  pierced  and  ftricken 
Job  3  o.  1 7. my  bones  are  pierced  in  me  in  the 
Pfal.zz. i6.they  pierced  my  handsand  myfeet 
Zech.  1  z.  1  o.  (lull  look  on  me  whom  they  have  pie. 
John  1 9. 3  4. one  of  the  fouldiers  with  a  fpear  pierc. 
37.  fhall  look  on  him  whom  they  havepierc. 
1  Yim.6. 10. and  pierced  themfelves  thorow  with    ' 
Rev.i.^.and  they  alfo  which  pierced  him 

Qietectl). 
Job  40.24.his  nok  pierceth  thorow  fnares 

piercing, 
J/a.27.i.fword  fhall  punifh Leviathan,the piercing 
Heb.^,\z.piercing,tvtn  to  the  dividing  affunder  of 

$tercfng0. 
Pro.  12.18.  that  fpeaketh  like  the  pic  re.  of  a  fword 

fMetp, 

1  Tjw.f4.let  them  learn  firft  to  (hew /w.  at  home 

pigeon,  Seeyoimg  pigeon. 

^EX-ljaljirorb, 

Exod.  i4>2.they  turne  and  encamp  before  Pi-babi. 

9. encamping  by  the  fea,befide  Pi-babiroth 
Ate.?  3. 7. and  they  returned  again  to  Pi-hahiroth 
8. they  departed  from  before  Pi-hahiroth  yxnd 
folate- 
M<tf.27.2.delivered  him  to  Pontius  Pilate  the  gov. 
13. then  faith Pitee  unto  him,  Heareft  thou 
ij. Pilate  faidunto  them,Whom  will  ye 
zz.Pilate  faid  unto  them,  What  fhall  I  doe 
,»4.  when  Pilate  faw  he  could  not  prevaile 
58.he  went  to  Pilate,m& begged  the  body  of 
62.  chief  priefts  and  fcribes  came  toge.to  Pil. 
6  5. Pilate  faid  to  them,Ye  have  a  watch 
Marfe  1 5.1  .and  delivered  him  to  Pilate 

z.Pilate  asked  him,  Art  thou  the  King  of 
4-thenPito  asked  him  ag.faying,Anfwercft 
5  .fo  that  Pilate  marvelled 
5>.but  Pilate  anfwered  them,faying,Will  ye 
1 2.  Pilate  anfwered  and  faid  againe  to  them 
I4.then  Pilate  faid  to  them.What  evill 
1  5.G3  Pilate  willing  to  content  the  people 
4 3. and  went  in  boldly  unto  Pilate, Si  craved 
W.Pilate  marvelled  if  he  were  already 
Luke  3/i.PcmtiusPite being governourofjudea 
1 3 . 1  .whofe  bloud  Pilate  had  mingled  with 
23.1  .and  led  him  unt  o  Pilate 
3  .and  Pilate  asked  him,fay  ing,Art  thou 


Pit        PIL 

4-then  faid  Pilate  to  the  chief  priefts,and 
6.when  Pilate  heard  of  Galilee,  he  asked 
1 1.  and  fent  him  again  to  Pilate 
1 2.the  fame  day  Pilate  and  Herod  were 
1 3. and  Pilate  when  he  had  called  together 
20.  Pilate  therefore  willing  to  releafe  Jefus 
2 4. Pilate  gave  fentence  that  it  fhould 
5  2. this  man  went  unto  Pilate,and  begged 
John  1 8.  i9.Pilate  then  went  out  to  them,and  faid 
3  i.then  faid  Pilate  to  him,Take  ye  him,and 
3  3. Pitef  entred  into  the  judgement-hall 
3  5.PitoeanfweredjAmI  a  Jew  ?  Thine 
37. Pilate  therefore  faid  to  him,  Art  thou 
38 .Pi&.faith  unto  him,What  is  truth  ?  And 
ip.r.then  Pilate  took  Jefus,&  fcourged  him 
/^.Pilate  therefore  went  forth  again 
^.Pilate  faith  to  them,Behold  the  man 
6,Pilate  faith  to  them,Take  ye  him,and 
8.when  Pilate  therefore  heard  that  faying 
lo.then  faith  Pilate  to  him,  Speakeft 
1 2.from  thencefonh  Pilate  fought  to  releafe 
1 3  .when  Pilate  therefore  heard  that  faying 

1  ^.Pilate  faith  unto  them,  Shall  I  crucifie 
l^.and  Pilate  wrote  a  title,and  put  it 

2  i.then  faid  the  chief  priefts  to  Pilate 
22.Piteeanfwered,What  I  havewritten,that 

3  i.befought  Pilate  that  their  legs  might  be 
38.  befought  Pilate  that  he  might  take  away 

&  Pilate  gave  him  leave: he  came 
Acls  3. 1 3. and  denied  him  in  the  prefence  of  Pilate 
4.27.  anointed  both  Herod  and  Pontius  Pilate 
1 3.28.yet  defired  they  Pilate  that  he  fhould 
1  Tim.6. 1 3  .who  before  Pontius  Pilate  witneffed 

^Hualb. 
G<?B.22.22.Haior,P^/6jidlaph,andBethud 

7/2.30.3  3  .thepile  thereof  is  fire  and  much  wood 
£^.24.9.1  will  even  make  the  pile  for  fire  great 

fMieha. 
Neh.  1  o.  24,Hallohefh,Pi/eKShobek 

f&flgrtmage. 
Ge8,47#9.yeer$  of  my  pilgrimage  are  1 30.yeers;few 
to  the  yeers  of  their  pilgrimage 
Exod.6.  a..the  land  of  their  pilgrimage  wherein 
Pfa.  119. 54-been  my  fongs  in  the  houfe  of  my  pil. 

^tlgrtmes. 
Heb.  1 1 . 1 3 .  confeffed  that  they  were  pilgr. on  earth 
1  Pet. z.n.l  befeech  you  as ftrang.and^/.abftain 

fMIlar. 
Gen.  19.16.fhe  became  a  pillar  offalt 
28.18.  Jacob  — fet  it  up  for  a  pillar,  and 

Chap.  31.45. 
2  2.this  ftone  which  I  have  fet  up  for  a  pillar 
3  i.i3.ofBethel,whercthou  anointedft  the  pil> 
5  i.behold  this  heap,and  behold  thispiUar 
5  i.this pillar  be  witnefle,that  I  will  not  pafs 
3  5. 1 4.  Jacob  fet  up  a  pillar  in  the  place 

even  a  pillar  of  ftone 
20.  Jacob  fet  a  pillar  upon  her  grave 

that  is  thepillar  of  Rachels  grave 

Exod.  13.21.  Lord  went  bet.  them  by  day  in  a  pil. 

and  by  night  in  a  pillar  of  fire 

2  2.tooke  not  away  thepillar  of  the  cloud  by 

nor  thepillar  of  fire  by  night,from 

i4.19.pWar  of  the  cloud  went  from  before 

24.hofte  of  the  Egyptians  thorow  thepillar 
3  3 .9.the  cloudy  pillar  defcended  and  flood 
io.all  the  people  faw  the  cloudy  pillar  ftand 
Num.  12.5.  Lord  came  down  in  the  pillar  of  the 
1 4. 14.  by  day  time  in  a  pillar  of  a  cloud 

in  a  pillar  of  fire  by  night 
Dent.i  1.1  y. in  the  tabernacle,in  apillar  of  &  cloud 
thepillar  of  the  cloud  flood  over 
Judg.$.6hy  the  plain  in  thepillar  that  was  in 

20.40.out  of  the  city,with  a  pillar  of  fmoak,the 
2  Sam.  1 8.  i8.and  reared  up  for  himfelfe  apillar 

he  called  the  pillar  after  his  own  name 

1  $8.7.  si.and  he  fet  up  the  right  pillar 

and  he  I  jt  up  the  left  pillar 

2  YjtL  1 1 . 1 4-the  King  ftood  by  a  pi.as  the  manner 

23.3. King  ftood  bya/>j#«',andmade 
if.  17.  height  of  the  one  pillar  eighteen  cubits 
like  to  thefe  had  the  fecond  pillar  with 
2  Chro. 2 3 . 1 3.the  King  ftood  at  hispillar  at  the 
Neb.y.i  2 .  in  the  day  by  a  cloudy  pillar 

in  the  night  by  a  pillar  of  fire 


PIL         PIL 

10. piL  of  cloud  depar.not  from  them  by  daj 
neither  thepillar  of  fire  by  night 
P/iZ.99.7.hefpakeunto  them  in  the  cloudy  pillar 
Ifa.19.19.  and  apillar  at  the  border  thereof  to  th 
Jer.i.  1 8.1  have  made  this  day  an  iron  pillar 
5  2.2 1  .height  of  one  pillar  was  1 8.  cubitSjand 
22. the  fecond  pillar  aIfo,and  the 
r  Tim.j.is.thepillai-  and  ground  of  the  truth  . 
Rev. 1. 1 2.  that  overcometh  will  I  make  a  pillar  in 

pillars. 
Exod.z4-4.and  builded  twelve  />i#<Z/'5,accordi'ng 
26.32.  hang  it  on  four  pillars  of  Shittim  wood 
37.  make  for  the  hanging  five  pillars  of  Shit. 
27.  lo.and  the  twenty  pillars  thereof,and 

the  hookes  of  the  pillars, and 

11.  and  his  twenty pillars,8i  their  20.fockets 

hookes  of  the  pillars  and  their  fillets 

1 2,  their  pillars  ten ,  their  fockets  ten 
14-their pillars  jhree,their  fockets  three 

Ver.15.Chap.38.14, 15. 
id. their  pillars  four,  then'  fockets  four 
1 7-all  thepiUars  round  about  the  court 
3  $ .  1 1  .his  bars,his  pillars,  and  his  fockets 

1 7. his  pillars,  and  their  fockets,  and 
36.36.made  thereunto  fom  pillars  of  Shittim 

38.tbefive/>i^»'v  of  it  with  their  hookes 
3  8.  io.their£i#m  twenty,the  brazen  fockets 
Verfe  n. 
hookes  of  the  pillarsjmd  their  fil.  were 

.    .      •„  V<*'H>I2,17. 

1  z.theit pillars  ten,and  their  fockets  ten 
1 7.fockets  for  the  pillars  were  of  braffe 

all  thepiUars  of  the  court  were 
I9.their/>i#<«\j  and  fockets  were  of  braffe 
i8.he  rrtade  hookes  for  the pillarsyand 
39.3  $.andkis pillars, and  his  fockets 

40.his/>i#m,and  his  hangings,ind . 
40.18. and  reared  viphis pillars 
Nnm.2. 36. and  the  pillars  thereof,and  the  fockets 
37. pillars  of  the  court  round  about 
4.31.  pillars  thereof,  and  fockets  thereof 
3  2. pillars  of  the  court  round  abdut,and 
Deut.i  2.3  .and  break  theirpi//<2/\f,and  burn 
Judg.  1 6.25  fet  Samfon  between  thepiUars 
26.fuff  er  me  that  I  may  feel  the  pillars 
29.took  hold  of  the  two  middle  pillars  on 
1  SdW.2.8  .pillars  of  the  earth  are  the  Lords 

1  ^.7'i.upon  foure  rowes  of  cedar  pillars 

with  cedar  beames  on  the  pillars 
3.  on  the  beams,  that  lay  on  forty  five  pillars 
6.he  made  a  porch  of  pillars 

and  the  other  pillars  were  before  them 

1  f  .he  caft  twopillars  of  braffe  of 

1 6.to  fet  upon  the  tops  of  the  pillars 
i7«which  were  on  the  top  of  thepiUars 
l8.and  he  made  the pillars,md  two  rowes 
19.chap.that  were  on  rhe  top  of  the  pil.weie 
20.chapiters  on  the  two  pillars  had 
2 1.  fet  up  thepiUars  in  rhe  porch  of  the  tcm. 

2  2.  on  the  top  of  the  pillars  was  lillie-work 

fo  was  the  work  of  thepiUars  finifhed 
4 1. the  two  piUars— and  two  bowles 

chap.that  were  on  the  topof  the  twopil. 

chap,  which  were  on  the  top  of  the  pillars 

42.of  the  chapiters  that  were  upon  the  pillars 

2  Chron.4,.  1 3 

id. 11. King  made  ofa!mug-trees/>i//«?\jfor 

2  K«-i8.i6.and  from  thepiUars  which Hezekiah 

25.13.and  the  piUai's  of  braffe  thatwerein 
i6.the  two  pillarSiOnc  fea,and  the  bafes 

1  Chro.i$.S.andthepillars,and  the  veffels  of  braffe 

2  Chro.i  .1  y.before  the  houfe  two  pillars  of  3  5.  cu. 

1 6.and  put  them  on  the  heads  of  the  pillars 
i7.he  reared  up  the  pil/arsbefote  the 
4. 12. to  wit,the  twopiite^and  the  pomels 

chapi.which  were  on  the  top  of  the  zpil. 
which  were  on  the  top  of  the  pillars 
Eflber  i.6.where  were  pillms  of  marble :  the 
Job  9  6.and  the  pillars  thereof  tremble 

26.  n.  the  pi  liars  of  heaven  tremble,and 
P/a/.75-3.I  bear  up  the/>i//ia«ofir.  Selah 
Pro.9. 1  .(he  hath  hewen  out  her  feven pillars 
Os?f.3.6.1ike piUars  of  fmoak  perfumed 
10.  he  made  the  piUars  thereof  of  filver 
5.1 5.his  legs  are  as  piUars  of  marble 
/fi,.27.i9.concerningthe/>i/.  and  concern.thefta 
52. 17. alfo 


I 


P  I  L        P  I  R 

5  2.  i7.alfo  tht  pilla-rs  of  brafle  that  were  in 
zo.the  two  piUarSyom  fea,  and  twelve 

2  i.and  concerning  the  pillars,tht  height  of 
£^.40.49.and  there  were  pillars  by  the  pods  on 

4i.6.but  had  notpillars  as  the  pillars  of  the  co. 
Joel  2.jo.and  I  will  fhew  pillars  of fmoak 
Gd/.2.9.who  feemed  tobef^.r.perceived  the 
Rev.  10.  i.and  his  feet  as  pillars  of  fire 

Gen. 30.57  Jacob  took  rodsjandfiffedwhite  ftra. 

3  S.Jacob  fet  the  rods  w hich  he  hadpilled 

Gra.28.18.Jac.took  the  ftone  weh  he  had  for  a  pil. 

i5««/.i9.ij.put  apil.  of  goats  hair  for  hisbolfter 

16.  with  a  pillow  of  goats  hair  for  his  bolder 

ito\4.38.in  the  hin.part  of  the  fhip  afleep  on  a  p. 

f-MHoiCOeg. 
Gf/J.28.r  i.Jacob  put  the  ftones  for  his pillowes 
E-KS^.i  3.  i8.woe  to  the  women  that  fowfi/.to  all 
20,behold,I  am  againft  your  pillowcs 
fMlots, 
£^.27.8,OTy.that  were  in  thee,were  thy  fife* 
27.and  thy  pilotsyand  thy  calkars,and  thy 
28.(hake  at  the  found  of  the  cry  of  thy  pilots 
2$>.and  all  the  pilots  of  the  fea  fhall  come 
$iltaf. 
Neh.  1 2.i7.ofMiniamin,ofMoadiahjPJ/ffli 

fMnrxle. 
^(^.4.5. and  fetteth  him  on  a  pinacle  of  the  temp. 

Lu\e  4. 9. 
-l&fne. 
l£v.i6.ic)Xhty  that  areleft  of  you  (haWpine  away 
in  the  iniqui.of  their  fath.lhall  they  pine 
LrtW.4-9.for  thefe  ^>we  away,ftricken  thorow 
£^£.24, 2 3. but  ye  {halite  away  for  your  iniqu. 
33,io.andWefi«eaway  in  them,  how 
f->.ne. 
Nch.8. 1  y.and  fetch  olive-branchej,  and  fj/ze-bra. 

fMne-tvee. 
jy^i.^.plant  the  fwzc-rrce  &  the  box-tree  toge. 
60. 1 3 .  fir-tree,/)^  r/W,and  the  box-tree  toget. 

fMnetb. 

Mar.9.18.81  gnafheth  with  his  teeth,&fwe.away 

fining 
7/d.38.i2.he\villcut  meoffwithfJ««2gficknefie 

f2>ta, 
/«<%.!  6.  i4.and  (lie  fattened  it  with  thefi«,and 

Samfon  went  away  with  the  pin  of  the 
£3^.1  j.3. will  men  take  a  pin  of  it  to  hang  any 

fMtton. 
G«z.36.4i.dukeAholibamah3dukeElah,  duke  Pi. 
1  Cfcftfs.  15.  2. 

Em/.  27. 1 9.all  the  pins  thereof,&  all  the  pins  of 
3f.18.th?  pis*  of  the  tabern.and  thefzKJof  the 
3  8. 20. all  thef  i?«of  the  tabernacle,and  of  the 
3  i.and  all  thepins  of  the  tabernacle 

&  all  the  pins  of  the  court  round  about 
3  9. 40. his  cords.and  hisfitfJ,  and  all  the 
Num.i.  3  7. and  their  fi;w,and  their  coards 
4.3  2.and  their  fockets,and  their  pins,znd 

1  Sam.  10.  j. from  the  high  pla.  with  a  tab.&  a  pipe 

Ifa.  j.  1 2.anci  the  tabret,and  the  pipe,and  wine,are 

30.29.  when  one  goeth  with  a  pi.  to  come  into 

1  Cor.  1 4. 7. without  life,giving  found,  whether  pi. 

1  I$«.i.40.and  the  people  piped  with  pipes,&rej. 
Mttt-i  1. 17.  we  hast  piped  to  you,  and  ye  have  not 

L«fc7.  32. 
1  Cor.i^.T-bi  known  what  ispipedot  harped 

Ubipttff. 
Rev.i8.zz.tht  voice  ofpipersand  trumpe.fhall  be 

■$tne$. 

1  Kin.  1. 40.the  people  piped  with  pipes,  &  rejoyc. 

Jer.48.16.mine  heart  (hall  found  for  Mo.likefi. 

mine  heart  (hall  found  like  pi.for  the  men 

E%c  £.28. 1 3.workman-fhip  of  thy  pi.vias  prepared 

Zec&,4.2.andfeven  pipes  to  thefeven  lamps  which 

1 2.  which  through  the  two  golden  pi.  empty 

fMram. 

Jujfc.io^.fentunto  Piram  King  of  Jarmuth 

.JStirathort. 
Judg.  1 2.  i  5  .and  was  buried  inPkatbon>in  the  land 

^Stratbonfte. 
Judg.  1 2. 1 3.  after  him,Abdon  a  Piwfc.judged  Ifr- 


P  I  s 


PIT 


1 J  .and  Abdon  the  Pirathonite  died,  and  was 
2  Saw.  23.30.  Beriaiah  the  Piratbon.  Hiddai  of  the 
1  C^ro.  1 1.31*10  the  child.ofBen.Benaiah  the  Pi. 

27.14.the  eleventh  capt.was  Benaiah  the  Pirat. 
JJ&tfgah. 
Num.ii.ro.  to  the  top  oiPifgah  which  looketh 

23.i4.brought  him  to  the  top  of  Pifgab ,and 
Dent.  3 .27. get  thee  up  into  the  top  of  Pifgab,  and 

4.49.of  the  plain  under  the  fprings  of  Pifgab 

3 4. 1. to  the  top  of  Pifiab  that  is  over  againft 

-jSKiSWa. 

Acls  i3.i4.theycameto  Antioch  in  Pifidia 
14.24.  after  they  had  paffed  throughout  Pifidia 

Ge».2.n.nameofthe  firft  is  Pifon 
f>ifpah. 

1  ^0.7.3  8Jephunneh,and  Pifpab,znd  Ara 

-J2>tft*e« 

2  JCw.18.27.  and  drink  their  own  piffe  with  you 

Ifa.  36. 12. 
$nTetb. 
1  Sam.z  j.22.any  that  pifl'eth  againft  the  wall 
3 4. by  the  morning  light  any  that piffetb 

1  Itia.14.10.cut  off  from  Jero.him  that  pifleth  ag. 

16.1 1.  he  left  him  not  one  that  pijfeth  againft 
21.2  i.eut  off  from  Ahab  him  that  pijfeth  agai. 
2  Kl"g.  9. 8. 
pit, 
GffW.37.20.caft  him  into  fome  pit 

2  2.caft  him  into  this  pit  that  is  in  the  wilde. 
24. they  caft  him  into  a  pit— pit  was  empty 
28.they  lift  up  Jofeph  out  of  thepir 

29<to  the  fir,and  Jofeph  was  not  in  the  pit 
Exod.z  1 .3  3 .  if  a  man  (full  open  a  f  ir,or  dig  a  pit 

34.the  owner  of  the  fir  (hall  make  it  good 
Lev.\\.i6.a  fountain  or  pit  wherein  there  is 
IVwW.16.30.and  they  goe  down  quick  to  the  fir 

3  3  .went  down  alive  into  the  pit,  and 
2Si77».i7.9.behold,heishidnow  in  fome  fir 

i8.i7.andcaft  him  into  a  great  pit  in  the  wood 

23.20.Benaiah  flew  a  lion  in  the  midft  of  a  pit 

1  Cbrm.ii.zi. 

2  J(y*.io.i4«and  flew  them  atthe  fir  of  the  fhear, 
Job  cS.27.and  you  dig  ap it  for  your  friend 

17. 16.  they  (hall  go  down  to  the  bars  of  the  pit 
33. 18. he  keepeth back  his  foule  from  the  pit 
24.deliver  him  from  going  down  to  thtpit 

2  8. deliver  his  foule  from  going  into  the  pit 

3  o.to  bring  back  his  foule  from  the  pit 
Pfal.j.  1  y.he  made  a  pit  and  digged  it,and  he  is 

9. 1 5. heathen  are  funk  down  into  the  pit  that 
28. 1  .like  to  them  that  goe  into  thtpit 
3o.3.thatI  fhould  not  goe  down  to  thtpit 

9-when  I  goe  down  to  thefir,fhall 
3  f  .7. hid  for  me  their  net  in  a  pit 
40. 3. brought  me  up  out  of  an  horrible  pit 
yf.23.  bring  them  down  into  the  fit  ofdefttu. 
J7.6.they  have  digged  a  pit  befote  me  in 
69. 1  s  .let  not  the  pit  fhut  her  mouth  on  me 
88.4.counted  with  them  that  go  down  to  thtp. 

6. thou  haft  laid  me  in  the  loweft  pit 
94.1  g.antill  thtpit  be  digged  for  the  wicked 
i43.7.1iketotherrj  that  goe  down  cothep;J 
Pro.  1.1 2. as  thofe  that  goe  down  to  the  pit 
22.14.  mouth  of  a  ftrange  woman  is  a  deeper 
23. 27. and  a  ftrange  woman  is  a  narrower 
2t?.27.whofo  diggeth  a  pit  fhall  fall  therein 
28. io.he  fhall  fallhimfelf  into  hisownfir 

i7.fly  to  thepir,  let  no  man  ftay  him 
Ecclef.  10. 8. he  that  diggeth  a  fir  fliall  fall  into  it 
//rt.14.1  y .brought  down  to  the  fides  of  thepit 

19-that  goe  down  to  the  ftones  of  the  pit  as 
24.i7.feare,and  the  pit^and  the  fnare,are 

i8.he  fhall  fall  into  thtpit 

cometh  cut  of  the  midft  of  thtpit  (hall 

2i.as  prifoners  are  gathered  in  the^f,and 
30.  i4.or  to  take  water  withall  out  of  the  pit 
38.i7.deliveredit  from  the  pit  of  corruption 

1 8  .they  that  goe  do wn  to  the  pit  cannot 
5 1. 1  .and  to  the  hole  of  the  pit  whence  ye 

i4.that  he  fhould  not  die  in  the  pit, not 
Jer.  1 8.2o.for  they  have  digged  a  pit  for  my  foule 

2  2.for  they  have  digged  a  pit  to  take  me 
4i-7.and  caft  them  into  the  midft  of  the  pit 

9.now  the  pit  wherein  Ifhmael  had  caft 
48.43  .feare,and  the  pit  fhall  be  on  thee 


PIT         PIT 

44.that  fleeth  from  fear  (hall  fall  into  the  pi 
E^.19.4.  he  was  taken  in  their  ^V,and  they 

Verfe  8.  , 
26.20.bri.theedo.with  them  that  defc-to  thep.  I 

with  them  that  goe  down  to  thtpit 
28. 8. they  (hall  bring  thee  down  to  the  sir 
3  i.i4;witb  them  that  gee  down  to  the  fir 

i6.tohel  with  them  that  defcend  into  the  p. 
32.18.herdaug.with  them  that  go  do.  to  thep. 

2  3.whofe  graves  are  fet  in  the  (ides  of  the  p 
24-their  fhamc  v/th  them  that  go  do.to  the/>.' 

Verfe  2y-. 
29.  and  with  them  that  goe  downe  to  the  pit 
30.bear  their  fha.wththem  that  go  d.to  thep. 
Zecb.9. 1 1  .fent  forth  thy  prifoners  out  of  the  pit 
Ato.12.11.ifit  fall  into  a  fir  on  the  fabbath  day 
Lu\e  14.5.  or  an  oxe  fallen  into  a  fir,and  will  not 
Rev.y.  1  .to  him  was  given  the  key  of  the  botto.  pit 
2,he  opened  the  botcomhlTepit,and  there 
atofe  a  fmoak  out  of  the  fir 
by  reafon  of  the  fmoak  of  the  pit 
1 1 .  which  is  the  angel  of  the  bottomlefle pit 
1 1 .7.beaft  that  afcended  out  of  the  bot.fi/  mal 
1 7.8. and  (hall  afcend  out  of  the  botvomlefsprt 
2ci.having  the  key  of  the  bottomlefle  pit 
$ttch. 
£^.2.3. and  dawbe  it  with  flimeand  with  pitch 
//2i.34.9.ftreams  chereof  fhall  be  turned  to  pitch 
land  thereof  fhall  become  burning  pitch 

Gen  6.  i4.(hall  pitch  it  wuhin  and  without 
2V«w.i.52.children  of  Ifrael  (ha\\  pitch  their  tents 
53.Lev.(haIlpifr6  round  about  the  tab erna. 
2.2.children  of  Ifrael  fhall  pitch  by  his  own 

taber.of  the  congregat.fhall  they  pitch 
3. of  the  camp  of  Judah  pitch  thorow 
5.  thofe  that  dot  pitch  next  to  him  fhalS 
1 2.thofe  which  pitch  by  him  fhall  be  the 
3.23.fam.of  the  Gerfho.  (hallpitcb  behind  the 
29.fam.of  the  fons  of  Kohath  fhall  fif.on  the 

3  5. thefe  fhill  pitch  on  the  fide  of  the  tabern. 
Dent.  1 .  j  3.10  fearch  you  out  a  place  to  pitch  your 
Jofb.^,10.  did  Jofliua pitch  in  Gilgal 

Ifa.ti.  20.neith.  fhall  the  Arabiansf  itch  tent  there 
Jer. 6. 3. they  fhall  pitch  their  tents  againft  her 

$frcheD. 
Gr».i2.8.Abramf«rcW  his  tent,having  Bethel 
1 3 .1 2. Lot  pitcbed  his  tent  toward  Sodom 
26.i7.Ifaac/;ifcfccdhis  tent  in  the  valley  of  Ge. 

2>\Ifaacfir<fc?lhis  tent  atBeerfheba 
3 1 . 2 % .  Jacobf itch,  in  the  mount,Laban  pitcbed 
3  ? .  1 8  Jacob  pitcbed  his  tent  before  Shalem 
Exod.17.1.  and  they  pitched  in  Repbidim,  &  there 
i9«2.and  had  fircW  in  the  wildernefle,  and 
3  3.7.Mofes  took  the  tab.andfir.it  without  the 
Num.  1 .  y  1  ,w  hen  the  taber.is  to  be  pit.  the  Levites 
2.34/0  they  pitcbed  by  their  ftandards,and 
p.i7.there  the  ch'ldren  of  Ifrael  pit.  their  tents 

18  .at  the  command.of  the  Lord  they  pitched 
12. 16.  and  firrM  in  the  wildernefle  of  Paran 
2i.io.children  of  Ifrael  pitched  in  Oboth 

1 1.  they  pitched  at  Ije-Abarim  in  the  wilder. 
2  2.12.8:  pitcbed  in  the  valley  of  Zared 

1 3 .  &  pitcbed  on  the  other  fide  of  Arnon 
22.i.chil.of Ifrael pitch.in  the plaines  of Moab 
33.5.children  oflfraelfirrWin  Succoth 

6. and  they  pitched  in  Etham,  which  is 

7.and  they  pitched  btt~otc  Migdol 

8.  and  they  pitched  in  Marah 

9-and  they  pitched  in  Elim 

x  j.ahd  pitched  in  the  wildernefle  of  Sinai 

1 6.and pitched  at  Kibroth-Hattaavah 

18.  and  pitcbedin  Rithmah 

i9.from  Rithmah>and  pitched  at  Rim.Parei 

20.from  Rimmon-Parez,&  pitched  at  Libn. 

2 1  .from  L  ibnah,and  pitcbed  at  Riffah 

2  2.from  Riffah,&  pitched  at  Kehelathah 

2  3.fromKeh.andfircfoe«!inmountShapher 

2  5  .from  Haradah,  and  pitcbedin  Makheloth 
27.from  Tahath,and  pitched  at  Tarah 
28.from  Tarah,andftffWin  Mithcah 
29-from  Mithcab,and  pitched  in  Haftimonah 
3 1.  from  Moferoth,  &  pitcbed  in  Bene-Jaak., 

3  3.from  Horhagidgad,&  pitched  in  Jotbatb. 
36.from  Ezion-gaber,&  fi.in  the  wil.ofZin 
3  7-from  Kadefh,and  pitcbed  in  mount  HorK 

4 1 .  from  I 


PIT        PIT 

41.  from  mount  Hor3and  pitched  in  Zalmo. 
4i.from  Zalmonahjand  pitched  in  Punon 
4  3  .from  Punon,and  pitched  in  Oboth 
44.  from,Oboth,and  pitched  in  Ije-Abarim 
4j.fromIim,and  pittk^  in  Dibon-Gad^ 
47.  from  Almon-Dibla.&  pitched  in  the  mo. 
48. from  the  mount.of  Abarim,&  pit. in  the 
49.they  pitchedby  Jordan  from  Beth-Jefimo. 

JoJb.S-i  i.mdpitched  on  the  north-fideof  Ai 
1  i.y.and  pitched  together  at  the  waters  of 

Jnd<i.±.\\.  &  pitched  his  tent  unto  the  plain  of 

6.  j  j.and pitched in  the  valley  of  Jezreel 

7.  i.andptffWbefide  the  well  of  Harod 

1 1. 1 8.  and  pitched  on  the  north-fide  of  Arnon 

jo.Sihon  gather.his  people,and  pii.in  Jahaz 

if. 9.  Philiftines  went  up3andpzfc:fe(i  in  Judah 

iS.iz.Danites  went  wp, and  pitched  inKiriath. 

1  Sam.^.u  now  Ifrael  pifrWbefide  Eben-Ezer 

and  the  Philiftines  pitched  in  Aphek 

1 3. 5. Philiftines  came  up  &  pitch,  in  Michmafn 

i7.i.Philiftinesprt.betweenShochob  &  Azek. 

z.Saul  and  the  men  of  Ifrael  pit.  by  the  val.of 

a6.?Saul  pitched  in  the  hill  of  Hachilah 

5, David  came  to  the  place  where  Saul  had  p. 

peoplepi&W round  about  Saul 

28.4. Philiftines  came  and pitched'm  Shunem 

Saul  and  all  Ifrael  pitched  in  Gilboa 

29.i.I(raelites/>ircfr.by  afountaine  which  is  in 

2  Sam.6.1 7.of  the  tab.that  David  had  pitched  for  it 

i7.26.Ifrael  &  Abfalom  pit.in  the  land  of  Gil- 
23.1  ?.troup  of  the  Philiftines  pit.  in  the  val.of 
24.  j.Joab  and  the  captain  pitc.  in  Aroer,onthe 

1  Jti«.20.27.children  of  Ifrael  pitch,  before  them 

zg.pitched  one  over  againfl  the  other 

2  Kin. 2  j. i.Nebuchad.ptfcWagainft  it,  and  built 
i  Chro.  15.  i.David  pitched  for  it  a  tent 

16. 1. in  the  midft  of  the  tent  that  Dav.  had  pit. 

19.7.  people  who  came  and  pitched  before  Me. 

2  Cbro.  1 .4.David  had  pit.a.  tent  for  it  at  Jerufalem 

Jer.  j  2.7 .Nebucha.pifcfod  againft  it,&  built  forts 

He&.8.2.and  the  true  taber.which  the  Lord  pitched 

$ftcber< 
GW.24.14.let  down  thy  pitcher,!  pray  thee 
1  y.Rebekah  came  with  her  pitcher  upon 
i6.wentto  the  well3fi!led  her  pitch.  &  came 
1 7.1et  me  drinkfl  pray  thce^of  thy  pitcher 
1 8. fhe  hafted  and  let  down  her  pitcher 
2o.the  hafted  and  emptied  her  pitcher ■ 
4  3  .give  me  a  little  water  of  thy  pitcher 
45 .Rebekah  came  forth  with  her  pitcher 
46.{he  made  hafte3  nd  let  down  her  pitcher 
Eccle.ix.6.ot  thepitcherbe  broken  at  the  fountain 
Mar.  1 4. 1 3  .meet  you  a  man  bearing  a  pit. of  water 
Lid;c  22. 10. 
fMtchcrtf. 
Judg.7A6.v1  ith  empty  pif.and  lamps  with  pitchers 
19-and  brake  the  pitchers  that  were  in  their 
20.and  brake  the  pitcbers,znd  held  the 
Z.<M».4.2.efteemed  as  earthen  pitchers,  the  work  of 
tyityom,  or  f^ftbon. 

Exod.1.1 1. for  lJhar.treafure-cities3Pi/fcwi!,&  Ra. 

1  Cfoo.8.3  5.thefons  of  Micah3  Pithon,  Melech 

Chap.  9. 41. 

De»r.7.i6.thine  eye  fhall  have  no  pi  tie  on  them 

2  Sam.  1 2.6. 3nd  becaufe  he  had  no  pitie 
/ffi6.t4.affli(fted,fjfjefhould  be  fhewed  from 

1 9.2 1  .have  pitie  on  me,have pitie  on  me 
Pfal.69.10.!  looked  for  fome  totakepjfiejbut 
Prp.19. 1 7.he  that  hath  pitie  on  the  poore,  lendeth 
lfa.i  3.18.  they  fhall  have  no  pita:  on  the  fruit  of 

63  .jj.and  in  his  pitie  he  redeemed  them 
Jer.  1 5. 5 .who  fhall  have  pitie  upon  thee 

2 1  ./.neither  have  pirie3nor  have  mercy 
E^.  y .  1 1  •neither  will  I  have  any  pitie 

7.4.neither  will  I  have  pitie  Ver.  9. 

Cbap.8. 18.  &9.10. 
9. y .  neither  have  ye  pitie 
36.2 1. but  I  had  pitie  for  mine  holy  Name 
Amos  1.1 1. and  didcaftoffallprtJe,andhis 
Jonah  4.io.thouhaft  had  pitie  on  the  gourd3for 
Mat.  18.33.  even  as  I  had  pitie  on  thee 

#ftte. 
Heat.  1 3 .8.neither  fhall  thine  eye  pitie  him 
19.13  .thine  eye  fhall  not  pitie  him 
2 1. thine  eyefhall  nt  pitie,  but  life 


PIT        PLA 

2^.12. thine  eye  fhall  not  pitie  her 
Pro.28.8.  gather  it  for  him  that  will  pitie  the  poor 
Jer.  1 3 . 1 4.I  will  not  pitie  nor  fpare3neither 
Joel  2.i8.then  the  Lord  will  pitie  his  people 
Zech.  1 1.  j. their  own  Ihepherds  pitie  them  not 
6 . 1  w  ill  no  more  pitie  the  inhabitants  of  the 
fJXtteO. 
Pfal.  1 06.46.made  them  alfo  to  be  pitied  of  all 
L<wz.2.2.and  the  Lord  hath  not  pitied,he  hath 
1 7.throwne  down»and  hath  not  pitied 
2 1  .thou  haft  killed  and  not  pitied 
3. 43. thou  haft  flain,tliou  haft  not  pitied 
E^e£.i6.$.none  eye  pitied  thee  to  doe  any  of 

fMtleth. 
Pfal.103.11.  like  as  the  father pitieth  his  children 
fo  the  Lord  pitieth  them  that  fear  him 
E-^. 2 4. 2 1. and  that  which  your  foulepJrif^>3and 

fjMttfldb 

L<«».4.io.hands  of  the  pitiful  women  have  fodden 
Jam.  5 . 1  r  .that  the  Lord  is  very  pitifull,inA  of 
1  Pef.3.8.1ove  as  brethren5be  pitifull,be  courteous 

GeK.14.10.tbe  vale  of  Siddim  was  full  of  flimep. 
1  Srfw2.13.ej.hid  themfelvcs  in  high  plac.&  in  pits 
PfaLi  19.8  5.the  proud  have  diggedpjtt  for  me 
i40.io.letthem  becaft  into  deep  piw3that 
Jer.  2.6.thorow  the  land  of  defarts3and  of  pits 

14.3-they  came  to  the pits,znd  found  no  water 
L<?»2.4.20.anoin.  of  the  L.  was  taken  in  their  pits 
Zcph.z.y.even  the  breeding  of  nettles3and  hXtpits 

fMace. 
Gen.  1 3 . 1 4.1ook  from  the  place  where  thou  art 
18.24.wilt  thou  deftroy  &  not  fpare  theplace 
26.  will  I  fpare  all  the  place  for  their  fakes 
20. 1 3  .kindnefle  fhewed  to  me  at  every  place 
22.4.on  the  third  day  Ab.faw  the  place  afar  off 
30.25.me  away,that  I  may  go  to  mine  own  pi, 
3  5.7.  Jacob  called  the  place  El-Bethel 
3  8.i4.and  fate  in  an  open  place 
40. 1 3 .the  place  where  Jofeph  was  bound 
47.30.bury  me  in  their  burying  place 
Exod.3.5. place  whereon  thou  ftandeft  is  holy  gro. 
i8.2j.people  fhall  alfo  goe  to their  ph.  in  peace 
23.20.to  bring  thee  into  theplace  whichlbave 
Lev .  1 . 1 6.by  the  place  of  the  afhes 

14.28.  upon  theplace  of  the  bloud  of  the  trefp. 
40.caft  them  into  an  unclean  p lace 
4 1 .  without  the  city  in  an  unclean  place 
4f.  forth  out  of  the  city  into  an  unclean  pla. 
Num.  i  o.  1 4.  in  the  firft  place  went  the  ftandard  of 
1 3.24.the  place  was  called  the  brook  Efhcol 
1 8.3  i.ye  fhall  eat  it  in  every  place 
23.13  .come,I  pray  thee> w  ith  me  to  another  pi. 

27.I  will  bring  thee  unto  another |>iwe 
24.2  i.ftrong  is  thy  dwelling/'  lace 
32.i.behold>  theplace  wasapteeofcattell 
1 7. we  have  brought  them  unto  their  place 
Dent.  2.37.nor  unto  any  place  of  the  river  Jabbok 
1  i.24.every  place  wherein  the  fole  of  your  feet 
12.13  -°ffer  not  thv  burnt-offer.in  everyplace 

2i.ifthepteewhichthe  Lord  thy  God 
14.24.or  if  the  p lace  be  too  far  from  thee 
1 6. 1 6.but  at  the  place  w  hich  the  Lord  thy  God 
i7.8.and  get  thee  up  into  the  p lace  which 
2 3. 1 6. in  that  place  which  he  (hall  chufe 
Jojh.  1.3  .every  place  that  the  fole  of  your  foot 
3. 3  .then  ye  fhall  remove  from  your  place,  and 
4.i8.watersof  Jordan  returned  unto  their  place 
5. 1 5  .for  the  place  whereon  thou  ftandeft  is 
8.  i9.ambu(h  arofe  quickly  out  of  their  place 
Judg.i  i.i9.1et  us paffe  thorow  thy  land  to  my  p. 
1  y.  1 9.  but  God  clave  an  hollow  place  that  was 
16.31.in  the  burying  place  of  Manoahhis  fath. 
20.3  3. men  of  Ifrael  arofe  out  of  their  place 
36.men  of  Ifrael  %zve  place  to  theBenjamites 
Ruth  3 .4-that  thou  (halt  mark  the  place  where 

1  Saw.9.22.made  them  fit  in  the  chiefeft  place 

10. 1 2. and  one  of  the  fame  place  anfwered,  and 
i4.46.Philiftines  went  to  their  ovinplace 
ao.25.and  Davids  place  was  empty 

27«that  Davidsp/i^e  was  empty,and  Saul 
2tf.$.David  beheld  theplace  where  Saul  lay 

2  Sam.z.r^.Sc  died  in  the  fame  place,8c  it  became 

1  j.2  i.furely  in  v/hzt place'my  lord  the  king 
i7.9.or  he  is  hid  in  fome  other  p lace 
1 2.(0  fhall  we  come  upon  him  in  fome  place 


-PLA      PLA 

18.18.  called  unto  this  day,Abfaloms/>//zce 
23.7.  utterly  burn  it  with  fire  in  thehmeplace 
2 4. 1  6.angel  was  by  the  threfhing  place  of  Ara. 

1  Kw8.7.Cherub.fpread  their  wings  over  the  pin. 
1 3. to  dwell  in  a  fettled  place  for  thee 
2?.even  toward  theplace  of  which  thou 

io.i9.ftayes  en  either  fide  on  theplace  oftfce 

2  Kjn.  f . 1 1. and  ftrike  hishand  over  the  place 
6,i.behold  now  theplace  where  we  dwell 

6.  and  fhewed  him  the  place 

1  Cfoo.6.3 2.  they  miniftred  before  the  dwel.place 
2i.2  2.grant  me  the  pto  of  this  threfhing  floor 

2  J.David  gave  to  Oman  for  the  place 

2  Cfevi.5.8.Cherub.fpread  their  wings  over  thepl. 
6.20.upon  the  place  where  thou  haft  faid,  that 
9.i8.and  ftayesoneachfideof  the  fittino  pla. 
i8.9.and  they  fate  in  a  void  place  at  the 
30.16.and  they  flood  in  their  place  after 
3  y .  1  o.and  the  priefts  ft  ood  in  their  place 

1  j.the  fingers  were  in  their  place  according 
E^a  1.4.  whofoeverremaineth  in  anyplace  where 
6.3  .the  place  where  they  offered  facrifice,  and 
8. 17. 1  fent  them  unto  Iddo  the  chief  at  xhepl. 
his  bre.the  Nethinims  at  the/i&.Cafip. 
N eh. z.  1. the  place  of  my  fathers  fepulchres  lyeth  • 
i4>but  there  was  noplace  for  the  beaft  that 
4.2o.in  what  place  therefore  ye  heare 
8.7.and  the  people  flood  in  theirplace 
9. 3. and  they  flood  up  in  their place,znd 
i3.n.andft.tthemin  theirplace 
Efiher  2.9.her  maidsunto  the  be&ptece  of  the  ho. 
4.  i4.deliv.  arife  to  the  Jewes  from  another  pla. 
7.8.into  theplace  of  the  banquet  of  wine 
Job  6.1 7. they  are  confumed  out  of  their  place 
8. 1 7.and  feeth  the  place  of  flones 

22.  and  the  dwelling  place  of  the  wick,  fhall 
9.6.  which  fhake  the  earth  out  of  her  place 
1 6. 1 8. and  let  my  cry  have  no  place 
18.21.  &  this  is  theplace  of  him  that  knoweth 
26.7.ftretcheth  out  the  north  over  the  empty  p. 
28.6.the  flones  of  it  are  the  place  of  Saphires 
1 2.and  where  is  theplace  of  understanding 

Verfe  20. 
23,and  he  knoweth  theplace  thereof 
36.1 6.into  a  broad  place  where  there  is  no 

20.  when  the  people  are  cut  offin  their  place 
j8.io.brakeupfor  it  my  decreed pto 

ij>.where  is  theplace  thereof 
39.28.  (he  dwelleth  in  the  ftrong/>tee 
40.1 2. tread  down  the  wicked  in  their place 
Pfal.26.8.  &  the  place  where  thine  honour  dwel. 
1 2. my  foot  ftandeth  in  an  even  place 
3  2.7.thou  art  my  hiding  placetthoa  fhalt 
3  3. 14. from  the  place  of  his  habitation,he 
74«7.by  calling  down  the  dwelling  place  of 
8 1. 7.I  anfwered  thee  in  the  fecretpAz.  of  thun. 
90. 1.  Lord,thou  haft  been  our  dwelling  phce 
91. 1.  he  that  dwelleth  in  the  fecret  place  of  the 
103.16.thep/1Ke  thereof  fhall  know  it  no  more 
1 19. 1  i4.thouart  my  hiding  place  &  my  fhield 
Pro.  1 . 2 1 .  fhe  crieth  in  the  chief  place  of  concourfe 

if.j.eyesofthe  Lord  are  in  every  place 
£«&/!3.i6.thepteeofjudgement,that  wick,  was 
pla.of  righteouf.that  iniquity  was  there 
20.aH  goe  into  one  place,  all  are  ofthe  duft 
6.6.doe  not  all  goe  to  one  place 
io.6.and  the  rich  fit  in  low  place 
7/a.4.$.Lord  will  create  on  every  dwelling  place 
5 .8. till  there  be  no  place  that  they  may 
7.23.  that  everyplace  fhall  be  where  there  were 
13.13  .earth  fhall  remove  out  of  her place  in 
I4.2.and  bring  them  to  their place,znd  the 
1 8.4.I  willconfider  in  my  dwellingpto 
28.8.fo  that  there  is  no  place  clean 

1 7.waters  fhall  overflow  the  hiding  place 
2  j.appointed  barley  and  rie  in  their  place 
30.32.and  in  everyplace  where  the  grounded 
3  f  .i-wilder.  and  folitaryptee  fhall  be  glad  for 
49.20.the  place  is  too  ftrait  for  me 

give  place  to  me3that  I  may  dwell 
54.2.enlarge  thep/awofthytent3andlet 
60. 1 3.tobeautifiethepteeof  my  fanftuary 

I  will  make  theplace  of  my  feet  glorious 
66. 1  .and  where  is  the  place  of  my  reft 
Jer.4.t6.&ni  the  fruitfullp/^e  was  a  wildernefle 
7.1 2.goe  yc  now  unto  my  place  which 


2,untiH 


P  L  A        P  L  A 

ji.untill  there  be  noplace 
13.7.  took  the  girdle  from  the  place  where  I 
i7.i2;i$  the  place  of  our  fanctuary 
18.14.  that  come  from  another  place  be  forfak. 
19. 1  i.till  there  be  no  place  to  bury 

1 3. the  Kings  of  Jud.fhalbe  defiled  a»  the^. 
?o.6.they  have  forgotten  their  refting  place 
5 1. 37.3  dwdtingplace  for  dragons,  &  a  ftrong 
E^el(.6.i3.the  place  where  they  did  offer  fweet  fa. 
7.z2.they  fhall  pollute  my  feTret  place 
16.14.alfo  built  to  thee  an  eminent  place 
2 1  .in  that  thou  buildeft  thine  eminent  pl.ia 
39.theyfliall  throw  down  thine  eminent  pi. 
41.9.  that  which  was  left  was  the  pi.  of  the  fide 
1  i.doors  of  the  fide-cha.  were  toward  the  p. 
1 2.build.that  was  before  the  feparate  pte,& 
1 3  .he  meafured  the  feparate  place, and 
i4.breadth  of  the  fepar  ate  place  toward  the 
1 5. over  againft  the  feparate  place  which 
41.1  .into  the  chamb.over  aga.the  feparate  place 
10. over  againft  the  feparate  place,  and  over 
13.  fouthcham.wc'' are  before  the  fepar.ylace 
2o.a  fepar  .between  thefanct.&  the  profa.^/. 
43 .7.fon  of  man,the  place  of  my  throne 

and  the  place  of  che  foles  of  my  feet 
1 3  .this  fhall  be  the  higher  place  of  the  altar 
2 1. burn  it  in  the  appointed  place  of  the  hou. 
Dan.z.2  5  .that  noplace  was  found  for  them 
8.1 1  .place  of  his  fanftuary  was  caft  down 
Hof.^.i  5.I  will  goe  and  returne  to  my  place 
Amos  8 . 3  .there  fhalbe  many  dead  bodies  in  eve.pl. 
Nah.z.  1  i.and  the  feedingplace  of  the  young  lions 

3.i7.and  their  place  is  not  known  where 
Zecb.  10.10.  &  place  fhall  not  be  found  for  them 
1 2. 6. inhabited  again  in  her  owne  place 
1 4. 10, and  inhabited  in  her  place  from 
Mal.i.ii'St  in  evety^teeincenfe  mail  be  offered 
Mat.17. 20.  remove  hence  to  yonder  place,  &  it 
20.3.faw  others  idle  in  the  marketplace 
28.6.come  fee  the  place  where  the  Lord  lay 
Mar.6.  io.in  what  place  foever  ye  enter  into 

i6.i6.behold  the  place  where  they  laid  him 
Lu\e  4. 1 7. he  found  the  place  where  it  was 
3  7. fame  of  him  went  out  into  everyplace 
io.i.fent  them  into  everyplace  whither 

3  s.a  Leviteswhen  he  was  at  the  place,came 
i4.9.and  fay  to  thee,  Give  this  man  place 
2  2.40.&  when  he  was  at  the  place,he  faid 
John  4.2o.that  in  Jerufalem  is  the  place  where 
8.3  7.becaufe  my  word  hath  no  place  in  you 
10.40.  into  the  place  where  John  at  firft 
1 1. 6. he  abode  two  dayes  ftill  in  the  fame  place 
4 1  .took  away  the  ftone  from  the  place  where 
48.8c  take  away  both  our  place  and  nation 
i8.2.Judas.which  betrayed him,knew  the  place 
19. 20. for  the  place  where  Jefus  was  crucified 
Acls  2. 1. all  with  one  accord  in  one  place 
4.3 1. the  place  was  fhaken  where  they 
j-H-place  whereon  thou  ftandeft  is  holy 

49.orwhatis  theplaceoi  my  reft 
8.32.thep£z«ofthefcripnire  which  he 
1 2.  i7.and  he  went  into  another  place 
16. 1 9.  and  drew  them  into  the  market^tee 
Rom.  1 2.  i9.but  rather  give  place  unto  wrath 
1  5.  2  3  .having  no  more  place  in  thefe  parts 
1  Cor.  1. 2.with  all  that  in  everyplace  call  upon 
4. 1 1  .and  have  no  certain  dwelling />/<ae 
1  i.2o.when  ye  come  together  into  oneplace 
14.23.  whole  Church  be  come  toge.in  fome pi. 
z  Cor.z.  i4.of  his  knowledge  by  us  in  everyplace 
Gal.z.^.to  whom  we  gave  place  by  fubjeftion 
Ephcf.4.z7.neithergiveplace  to  the  devill 
i  Tte/*.i.8.butalfo  in  everyplace  your  faith  to 
Heb.<>.6.as  he  faith  alfoin  another  place.  Thou 
8 .7.then  fhould  no  place  have  been  fought 
1 2. 1 7.  for  he  found  no  place  of  repentance 
Jam.2.1  i.at  the  fame  place  fweet  water  and  bitter 
Rev.  1 2.8.neither  was  their  place  found  any 

i4.might  flee  into  the  wilder.into  hex  place 
20.1 1  .there  was  found  no  place  for  them 
1&Iace. 
Exod- 18.21.  and  place  fuch  over  them  to  be  rulers 
Deut.  1 4.23.  which  he  fhall  chufe  toplace  his  Na. 
Chap.  16. 2. 
i6.6.which  the  Lord  fhall  chufe  to  j>.hisName 
1  i.which  the  Lo.hathchofen  to^.his  Na. 


P  L  A        PLA 

26.2.  which  the  Lo.  thy  God  fhall  chufe  to  pi. 
E%ra  6.  5. and  place  them  in  the  houfe  of  God 
Ifa.46. 1 3  .and  I  will  place  falvation  in  Z  ion 
^^•37-14-and  I  fhall  pla.youin  your  own  land 

26.  and  I  will  place  them,and  multiply 
Dan.  1 1.3 1.  they  fhall  place  the  abomination  that 
Hof.i  1.1  i.and  I  will  place  them  in  their  houfes 
Zech. io.6.tnd  I  will  bring  them  again  to  the  pla. 

A  f2>lace. 
Ge».2  3.4.give  me  a  poffeffion  of  a  burying  p!.v/th 
Chap.  49. 30. 
9>for  a  poffeffion  of  a  burying  place 

Chap.  $0.  13. 
20.fure  to  Abra.  for  a  poffeffion  of" a  bur.pla. 
28. 1 1  .on  a  certain  place,and  tarried  all  night 
39.20.3  place  where  the  Kings  prifoners  were 
Exod.zi.x  3  .then  I  will  appoint  thee  a  place  whit. 

33.ii.thereis  aplaceby  me  and  thou  (halt 
Lev.4.1 2.unto  a  clean  place  where  the  afhes 
6. 1 1. without  the  camp  unto  a  clean  place 
1  o.  1 4.fhall  ye  eat  in  a  clean  place,  thou  and 
Num.10.7  3#to  fearch  out  ateftingptee  for  them 
19.9. lay  them  up  without  the  camp  in  a  cle.pl. 
22.26.and  the  angel  ftood  in  a  narrow  place 
32.i.theplace  was  a  place  of  cattell 
Deut.  1.3  3.  to  fearch  you  out  a  place  to  pitch- 
1 2. 1 1  .there  fhall  be  a  place  which  the  Lord 
23. 1 2.thou  fhalt  have  a  place  alfo  without 
27.1  y.and  putteth  it  in  a  fecret  place 
Jcjh.zo.q.and  gave  him  a  place  that  he  may 
Judg.17.8.  to  fojourn  where  he  could  find  a  place 
9. 1  goe  to  fojourne  where  I  may  find  a  place 
1 8-  io.a  place  where  there  is  no  want 
2 1. 19. in  a  place  which  is  on  the  north-fide  of 

1  Sam.  1 5. 1 2.  and  behold,he  fet  him  up  a  place 

19.2.  &  abide  in  a  fecret  place,  and  hide 
20.41  .Dav.arofe  out  of  a  place  toward  the  fouth 
21.2.  appointed  my  ferv.  to  fuch  &  fuch  a  place 
27.  y .let  them  give  me  a  place  in  fome 

2  Sam.7.10.1  will  appoint  a  place  for  my  peo.Ifra. 

1 1.  i6.that  he  affigned  Uriah  to  a  place  where 
1  5.  17. tarried  in  a  place  that  was  far-off 
2 1.20 .brought  me  forth  into  a  large  place 

Pfal.  18.  ip. 

1  Kjn.% .  2 1 .1  have  fet  there  a  place  for  the  arke 

22. 10. having  put  on  their  robes  in  a  void  place 

2  Kjn.6.z.let  us  make  us  a  place  there,where 

8.and  fuch  a  place  fhall  be  my  camp 
9.bewate  that  thou  paffe  not  fuch  a  place 

1  Chro.  1  5 .  1 .  &  prepared  a  place  for  the  ark  of  God 

17.9.I  will  ordain  a  place  for  my  people  Ifrael 

2  Chro.6.z.  and  a  place  for  thy  dwelling  for  ever 
fob  28. 1. &  a  place  for  gold  where  they  find  it  . 
Pfal.66. 1 2.broughteft  us  out  into  a  wealthy  place 

iiS.y.andfetme  in  a  large  place 
1 3  a-f  .till  I  find  out  a  place  for  the  Lord 
Pw-i4.26.his  children  fhall  have  a  place  of  refuge 
lfa.^.6  and  for  a  place  of  refuge,and  for 
22.2  3.faftenhim  asanaileinafure/>&« 
25.5. as  the  heat  in  a  dry  place,  even  the 
3  2.2.a  man  fhall  be  as  a  hiding  place  from 

as  rivers  of  water  in  a  dryplace,zs 
i9.the  city  fhall  be  low,in  a  low  place 

3  3. 21. Lord  will  be  to  us  a  place  of  broad  rivers 
34. 14.&  find  for  her  felfe  a  place  of  reft 
4?.i9.Ihave  not  fpoken  in  a  darkplace 
^6.<;.and  within  my  walls  aplace,anda  name 
65 .  10. a  place  for  the  herds  to  lie  downe 

Jer.g.z.l  had  in  the  wildernefle  a  lodging  place 
E^e\.zi.ig.Sc  chufe  thou  a  place,  chufe  it  at  the 
2  y.f.make  the  Ammo.a  couching  pl.for  flocks 
26. 5~.it  fhall  be  aplace  for  the  fpreading  of 

14-they  fhall  be  a  place  to  fpread  nets 
39.11.that  I  will  give  to  Gog  a  place  thereof 

4  5  -4.it  fhall  be  a  place  for  their  houfes 
4^.  ij.there  was  aplace  on  the  two  fides  weftw. 
47.1  o.  there  fhall  be  a  place  to  fpread  forth  nets 
48. 1  y.fhall  be  a  profane  place  for  the  city 

Hof.q,  1 6.feed  them  as  a  lamb  in  a  large  place 
9. 1 3  .Ephraim  is  planted  in  a  pleafant  place 
Mkab  i.4.that  are  poured  down  a  fteep  place 
Zepb.z.i$.i~he  is  become  a  place  for  beafts  to  lie 
Mat.8.2  2.herd  of  fwine  ran  viol.down  a  fteep  pla. 
14.1 3  .departed  by  a  fhip  into  a  defart  place 

1  y.this  is  a  defart  place, and  the  time  is 
26.36.Jefus  with  them  to  aplace  called  Gethfe. 


PLA 


PLA 


27.33.  were  come  to  a  place  called  Golgotha 
that  is  to  fay,  A  place  of  a  skull 
Marine  1.35  .into  a  fditaryf  lace  ,3  nd  there  prayed 
5.  13.  herd — ran  violently  downe  a  fteep  place 
Lufy>8.  ?j. 
6.3 1.  come  ye  your  felves  apart  to  a  defart  place 
3  2. they  departed  into  a  def\rt  place  by 
3  5. and  faid,This  is  a  defart  place,and 
1 1.4.1'n  aplace  where  two  wayes  met,and  they 
1 1.  i.and  digged  a  place  for  the  wine-fat 
14. 3  2.  &  they  came  to  a  place  which  was  nam. 
Lu\e  4. 42. and  went  into  a  defart  place 
9.  lo.took  them  afide  into  a  defart  place 

1 2. for  we  are  here  in  a  defart  place 
'  11.  t,  ashe  was  praying  in  a  certain  place  when 

3  3-lighteth  a  candle,putteth  it  in  a  fecre: pi. 
John  1 4. 2 .1  goe  to  prepare  a  place  for  you 

3.ifIgoeand  prepare  aplace  for  you}. 
19. 1 3. in  aplace  that  is  called  the  pavement 

1 7.forth  into  a  place  called  the  place  of  a  skul 
20.7.  but  wrapped  together  in  a  place  by  it  felfe 
Acls  27.8.hardly  paffing  it,came  to  a  place  which; 

4  i.falling  into  a  place  where  two  feas  met 
Heb.  2.  tf.one  in  a  certain  place  teftified/aying 

4.4.  he  fpake  in  a  certain  place  on  the  feven.day 
1  i.8.called  to  goe  out  into  a  place,whkh 
Jam.z.i.in  thou  here  in  a  goed  place,and 
z  Pet.i.io.as  to  a  light  that  fhineth  in  a  dark  pla. 
Rev.  1 2.6.  where  fhe  hath  aplace  prepared  of  God 
16. 16.  gather  them  together  into  aplace  called 
High  ^EUace. 
##02.23. 3. Balaam  w£nt  uPt0  an  highplace 
1  Sam.Q. 1  z.a  facr.of  the  peo.to  day  in  the  high  pi. 
1 3  .find  him  before  he  goe  to  the  high  place 
i4.Samuel  came  to  goe  up  to  the  high  place   I 
19. goe  up  before  me  to  the  high  place 
2 5. were  come  downe  from  the  h\ghplaAnto 
lo.y.meet  prophets  com-  from  the  high  place 
1 3. he  came  unto  the  high  place 

1  Kjn.i.$.for  that  was  the  great  high  place 

1  i.7»did  Sol.  build  an  high  place  for  Chemofh 

2  Kjn.z*.  1  $.&  the  high  place  that  Jeroboam  had 

the  high  place  he  brake  down  j 
and  burnt  the  high  place 

1  C/w.i6.39.in  the  highplace  that  was  at  Gibeon 

2  i.29.altar  were  at  that  feafon  in  the  high^z. 

2  Chro.i.i.fo  Solomon  went  to  the  high  place 

13.  came  from  his  journey  to  the  high  place 
lfa.\6. 1 2.that  Moab  is  weary  on  the  high  place 
£^.16.24. made  thee  anhighplace  in  every  ftreet 
2j.built  thy  high^toeat  every  head  of  the 
3  i.makeft  thy  high  place  in  every  ftreet 
2 0.29. what  is  the  highplace  whereunto  ye  goe 
His  fMace, 
Gen.  1 8. 3  3.  Abraham  returned  to  his  place 
29.3. ftone  on  the  w  els  mouth  in  hisplaee 
31.55.  Laban  returned  to  hisplaee 
Exod.  10.23  -neither  rofe  any  from  his  pl.for  three 
16. 29,abide  ye  every  man  in  hispkee 

let  no  man  goe  out  of  hisplaee 
£ra.i3.2  3.ifthebrightfpotftayinbisj>&.  V.28. 
Num.z.  i7.every  man  in  hisplaee  by  their  ftand. 

24.25.Balaam  returned  to  his  place 
Deut.zi.io.and  bring  him  to  the  gate  of  hisplaee 
Judg.j .7 .other  people  goe  every  man  to  his  place 
2 1. they  ftood  every  man  in  hisplaee 
9.55.theydepartede  very  man  to  his  plate 
19.28.and  gat  him  unto  his  place 
Ruth  4.  io.from  the  gate  of  hisplaee  ye  are  witnef. 

1  Sam.i.z.  when  Eli  was  laid  down  in  his  place 

9.Samuel  went  and  lay  down  in  hisplaee 
5. 3. and  fet  him  in  hisjpteagaine 

1 1. let  it  goe  again  to  his  own  place 
6.2.tell  us  wherewith  we  fhall  fend  it  to  his  pi. 
2  3. 2 2. and  fee  his  place  where  his  haunt  is 
26.25.and  Saulreturned  to  hisplaee 
29.4.that  he  may  goe  again  to  hisplaee 

2  Sam-tS.  1 7-David  fet  the  atk  in  hisplaee 

19.39.and  David  returned  to  his  ovjneplace 
1  Kjn.8.6.prieft  brought  the  ark  of  the  L.to  his  p. 
z  Cb/on.  5.  7. 
20.24.Kmgs  away,  every  man  out  ofhis^toe 

1  Chro.i  5-3.to  bring  the  ark  of  the  Lord  to  hispl. 

*6.27.ftrength  and  gladneffe  are  in  hisplaee 

2  Chro.z4.11.  &  carried  ittohis/teagaine 

3 4.3 1  .King  ftood  in  his  placepnd  made  a  cov. 
^6^1  5 -had 


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P  L  A 


36.  i  j .  had  companion  on  his  dwelling  place 
Eva  i.  4.  lee  the  men  of  hisptoheip  him  with 
1.  68.  houfe  of  God  to  fet  it  up  in  his  place 
?  15.  houfe  of  God  be  builded  in  his  place 
g  5 .  brought  every  one  to  his  place,  and 

m  in-  cney camc  every  one  from  his  own'  ?lace 

*  10.  neither  Ihall  his  place  know  him  any 
8  18.  if  he  deftroy  him  from  hisplace,then 

18  rocke  is  removed  out  of  his  place 
*g '.  faa[[  the  rocke  be  removed  out  of  his  place 
'!'  neither  (hall  his  place  any  more  behold 
'  ji.  as  a  ftorme  hurleth  him  out  of  his  place 
23.  men  fhall  hifle  him  out  of  his  place 
,7  1  and  my  heart  is  removed  out  of  his  place 
38  12.  caufed  the  day-fpring  to  know  his  place 
PCal  i 8 . 1 1  •  he  made  darkenefie  his  fecret  place 
37.10.  thou  fhak  diligently  confider  his  place 
,6  1  and  his  dwelling  place  in  Sion 
7  a  7.  they  have  laid  wafte  his  dwelling  place 

Pn>W^fPoUenothisrefting|,W      ,.•     , 
27  8  fo  is  a  man  that  wandereth  from  his  place 

tfa  16  i'l  Lord  cometh  out  ofhispto  to  punifh 

33  '16.  his  place  of  defence  fhalbe  the  munit.  of 

46  7  they  fet  him  in  his  pte,and  he  ftandeth 

frdrn  his  place  fhall  he  no:  remove 

fer  4  7 .  be  is  gone  from  his  place  to  make  thy  land 

63  they  mail  feed  every  one  in  his  place 

Evhi  n.blefledbe  the  glory  of  the  L.  fro.hisp. 

Micah  1.3.  the  Lord  cometh  out  of  his  place,  and 

Zepb.z.U-  men  worfhip  every  one  from  his  place 

Zecb.6.1 2.  and  he  fhall  grow  up  out  of  his  place 

Mat.  26.  52.  put  UP  thy  fwort* into  n's  ?lace 
Act's  r .  25.  that  he  might  goe  to  his  own  place  _ 
Rev  2.5  .will  remove  thy  candle-fticke  out  of  his  p, 
Holy  $laee ,  See  $olp„ 
Afo/2  holy  $lace  ,'  See  Mo/2  (|olp. 
/a  ffoe  $>lace 


3 1.30.  Jacob  called  the  name  of  thcplace  Peni. 

33.17.  name  of  thcplace  is  called  Succoth 

j  5.15.  Jacob  called  the  name  of  the  place  Bet. 

38.  22.  men  of  the  p/acc  faid,  That  there  was 
Exod.17.7.  he  called  the  name  of  the  place  Maflah 
Numb.  1  i^.Mofes called  the  name  oftheplace  Tc. 

2i.3.Ifra.  called  the  name  of  the  place  Hormah 
fojh.  4. 3 .  take  you  hence  out  of  the  place  where 

5.9.  name  of  the  place  is  called  Gilgal 

7.  26.  name  of  the  place  called  ,  The  valley  of 
fi'cfc.19.  16.  the  men  of  the  place  were  Benjaraites 
Ruth  i  .7.  fhe  went  forth  out  of  tin  place  where  fhe 
2  Sam-6.S.DiL.  called  the  name  of  the  />/*«>  Perez., 
r  Cbro.zS.  n.  and  of  the  pfee  of  the  mercy-feat 
2  Cforo.20.26.name  ofthepta?  called,The  valley 
£^.41.11.  the  breadth  of  theplacethat  was  left 
foci  3 ,7.raife  them  out  oftheplace  whither  ye  have 
Nahum  1.8.  make  an  utter  end  of  place  thereof 

Gefl.21.31.  he  called  that p/rfce  Becrfheba 
22. 14.  called  the  name  of  the  place  Jehovah. 
28.  u .  Jacob  tooke  of  the  ftones  of  that  place 
lay  downe  in  that  place  to  fleep 
19.  Jacob  called  the  name  of  that  place  Beth. 
3  2.2.  called  the  name  of  that  place  Mahanaim 
38.21.  he  asked  the  men  of  that  place 

Numb.  11.  34.  Mofes  called  the  name  of  that  place 

Deut.  1 2.3.  deftroy  the  names  of  them  ouc  of  that  p. 

fudg.17.  10.  to  the  fentence  which  they  of  that/)/. 
2.  5.  they  called  the  name  of  thatpte  Bochim 
1 5.17.  and  called  that  place  Ramath-Lehi 
18. 12.  they  called  that  place  Mahaneh-Dan 

1  Sam.zi. 28.called  that  place  Selah  Harnmahlek. 

2  Sam.z.i  6.thzt place  was  called  Helkath-hazzur. 

5.  20.  Da.  called— -that  ptoBaal-Perazim 

1  Cbro.  14. 1 1. 
1  Cbro.ii..  11.  that  place  is  called  Perez-llzzah  to 


<3e».3?  •*  3-  God  went  up  from  him,  in  thcplace    '  J  Az^.14.3  f-men  of  that  ptee  had  knowledg  of  hirn 


14.  Jacob  fet  up  a  pillar  in  the  ptoe 
5 0.19.  for  am  I  in  the  place  of  God 
£#<K*.2f  .17-  and  plant  them  in  theplace  which 
Lev.a,.  24.  kill  it  in  the  place  where  they  kill  the 
29.  flay  the  (ln-ofF.  in  the  place  of  the  burnt. 
3 3. flay  it  for  a  fin-off.  in  the  place  where 
6. 1  5.  in  thcplace  where  the  burnt-off*.  is  killed 
Chap.  7.  2. 
13.19.  in  the  place  of  the  bile  there  be  a  white 
i4.13.flay  the  lamb  in  theplace  where hee  fhal 
42.  and  put  them  in  the  place  of  thofe  ftones 
Nuffib.g.  17.  in  the  place  where  the  cloud  abode 

33.54.  every  mans  inher.  in  the  place  where  his 
D£#M2.i4.inthepte  which  theLord  fhall  chufe 
18. eat  them  in  the  place  which  the  Lord  fhal 
14. 23. eat  before  the  Lord  in  thcplace  which 

Chap.if.20. 
i6.2.facri.the  pafle.  in  the  place  which  the  Lord 
7.  and  eat  it  in  the  place  which  the  Lord  fhall 
11.  rejoyce  before  the  Lord — intheptec 
if.  folem.feaftunto  the  Lord — mthz  place 
1 6.  males  appeare  before  the  Lord-in  the  pi. 
3 1 .1 1 .  in  the  place  which  he  fhall  chufc  ,  thou 
./dj/b.4.9.  Jofhua  fet  up  twelve  ftones  in  the  place 

9.  27.  in  the  place  which  he  fhould  chufe 
Judg.6.z6.  build  an  altar  in  the  ordered  place, and 

1  Kmg.  13.  22.  and  drunk  water  in  theplace  of 

21.  1 9.  in  the  place  where  dogs  licked  theblood 

2  Chyo.3.1.  in  thence  that  Da.  had  prepared  in 
Pfal.  44.  r  9.  fore  broken  us  in  the  place  of  dragons 
Peov.z  5.6.  ftand  not  in  the  place,  of  great  men 
Ecclef.  1 1 . 3 .  in  the  place  where  the  tree  falleth 
lfa.  22.  25.  naile  that  is  fattened  in  the  fure  place 
fer.z  2.1 2.  dye  in  the  place  whither  they  have  led 

38.  9.  like  to  die  for  hunger  in  the  place  where 
j    42.  22.  and  by  the  peftilen.  in  the  place  whither 
E^.17.16.  in  the  place  where  the  king  dwelleth 

31.30.  judge  thee  in  the  place  where  thou  waft 
Hof.  1.  10.  that  in  the  place  where  it  was  faid  to 

13.  1 3 .  not  ftay  long  in  the  place  of  the  break. 
Lu\e  7.3  2 .  like  to  chil.  fitting  in  the  market  place 
John  6.  10.  now  there  was  much  grafle  in  the  place 

19.41.  now  in  thcplace  where  he  was  crucified 
Rom.y.  26.  that  in  the  place  where  it  was  faid  to 

Of  the  ^5»«ce. 
Gen-i6.7»  men  of  the  place  asked  him  of  his  wife 
men  of  the  place  killed  me  for  Rebekah 
29.  22.  Laban  ga.  men  of  the ///demand  made  a 


1Mai\e  6. 10.  there  abide  till  ye  depart  from  that/. 
fobri  5. 13.  a  multitude  being  in  that  place 

1 1.30.  but  was  in  that  place  where  Martha  met 
Acts  21. 12.  both  we  and  they  of  that  place  befou. 

This  fMace. 
Gftz.19.12.  bring  them  out  of  this  place 
13.  for  we  will  deftroy  this  place 
M*  UP,  get  ye  out  of  this  place 
20. 11 .  feare  of  God  is  not  in  this  place 
28. 16.  furely  the  Lord  is  in  this  place 

17.  how  dreadfull  is  this  place 
38.  21.  there  was  no  harlot  in  thisplace 

Verfezi. 
48.9.  fons  whom  God  hath  given  me  in  thispla. 
Exod.13.  3*  *-orcl  brought  you  out  from  thisplace 
Numb. 10. 5.  to  bring  us  in  unto  this  evill  place 
Dent.  1. 31.  untill  ye  came  into  thisplace 
9.  7.  untill  yecame  into  this  place  ye  have 
11.  $ .  untill  he  cam:  into  thisplace 
26.  9.  he  hath  brought  us  into  this  place ,  and 

29.7.  when  ye  cams  unto  thisplace  Sihon  the 
fudg.  18.3.  and  what  makeft  thou  in  this  place 
i  ifCwf.8.29.  thy  fervant  fhall  make  toward  this  p. 

30.  when  they  fhall  pray  toward  this  place 
3  5  •  if  they  pray  towards  this  place,  &  confefle 

13.8.  nor  drinke  water  in  this  place 

16.  nor  drinke  water  with  thee  in  this  place 
2  fvzag.18.25.  without  the  Lord  aga.  this  place  to 

22.16.  lie  bring  evill  upon  thisplace 

17.  my  wrath  fhalbe  kindled ag.  thisplace 
I9»heardeft  what  I  fpake  again  ft  this  place 

20.  which  I  will  bring  upon  thisplace 
2  Cfor0.34.28. 

2  Chro.6.20.  which  thy  fer.  prayeth  toward  this  p. 

21.  which  they  fhall  make  toward  thisplace 

26.  yet  if  they  pray  towards  this  place,  and 
40.  to  the  prayer  that  is  made  in  this  place 

7. 1 2-  and  have  chofen  this  place  to  my  felfe 
1  f .  to  the  prayer  th  it  is  made  in  this  place 

34-  24-  He  bring  evill  upon  this.place 

25.  my  wrath  fhalbe  powred  out  onthisp/rt. 

27.  heard!!  his  words  againft  this  place ,  and 
Eva  6.7.  build  this  houfe  of  God  in  thisplace 
jct'7.6.  and  fhed  not  innocent  blood  in  thisplace 

20-  my  fury  fhalbe  powred  oucon  thisplace 
x4- 13-  give  you  allured  peace  in  this  place 
16.  2.  have  fons  nor  daughters  in  thisplace 

3-  Concer.  the  daugh.  that  are  borne  in  this  p. 
Bbbb 


9.  caufe  to  ccafe  out  oi  this  place — voice  of 
19.3. 1  will  bring  evill  upon  thisplace 

4.  and  have  eftranged  this  place 
rilled  this  place  with  the  blood  of  innocents 

6.  that  thisplace  fhali  no  more  be  called  To. 

7.11e  make  void  the  counfel  of)eru.in  this  p. 

1 2.  thus  will  I  doe  unto  this  place 
22.3.  neither  fhed  innocent  blood  in  thisplace 

1 1.  which  went  forth  out  of  this  place  Jc\c 
24. 5 .  whom  I  have  fent  out  of  this  place 
27.22.  and  reftore  them  to  this  place 
28-  3.  He  bring  againe  to  this  place  all  the  vcfl". 

that  Nebuchad. tooke  away  from  this  pla. 
4.1k  bring  againe  to  thisplace  Jeconiah 
6.  carried  away  captiv.  from  Ba.  to  this  place 
29.  10.  incaufingyou  toreturne  to  this  place 
32.  37.  lie  bring  them  againe  to  thisplace 
33.10.  againe  there  lhalbe  heard  in  this  place 

1 2.  againe  in  this  place  which  is  defolate 
40.  2.  pronounced  this  evill  on  this  place 
42.  18.  and  ye  fhall  fee  this  place  no  more 
44- *9-  that  I  will  punifh  you  in  thisplace 
51.62.  thou  haft  fpoken  againft  this  place  to 

£^.46.  2C.  this  is  theplace  where  the  prieft  fhall 
^pfo.1.4.  cut  off  the  remnant  of  Baal  from  this  pi. 
Hag.z.y.  and  in  this  place  will  I  give  peace 
Mat.  10. 1 2. in  this  place  one  greater  then  the  temp. 
Lu\e  16.28.  left  they  alfo  come  into  this  place  of 

23-  ?•  beginning  from  Galilee  to  this  place 
Acl.6.i^.that  this  Jefus  of  Na. fhall  deftroy  thisp. 
7»  7.  come  forth,and  ferve  me  in  thisplace 
21.28.  againft  the  peo.  and  the  law,  &  thispla.  j 
H^.4.5.  in  thisplace  againe,  if  they  lhall  enter    [ 

Thy  ^lace. 
G^.40.13.  Pharaoh  fhall  reftore  thee  to  thy  place 
Numb.  21. 11.  therefore  now  flee  thou  to  thy  place 
z  Sam  1 5.19.  returne  to  thy  place,  and  abide 
1  Kjng.8.t.3.  and  heare  thou  in  hea.  thy  dwell,  pi. 
Chap.  39.  43,  49. 
zChro.  6.  21,30,33,39. 
41.  arife,  O  Lord  God,into  thy  refting  pla. 
Pfal.fz.j.  and  plucke  thee  out  of  thy  dwelling  pi. 
Ecclef.  1 0.4. ruler  rife  up  aga.  thee,leave  not  thy  p- 
E\el(.  1 1.3.  fhak  remove  from  thy  place  to  another 
38.15.  thou  fhak  come  from  thy  place  out  of 
To  the  ^SMaee,  or  Unto. 
Gen.ii.6-  Abram  palled  unto  the  placeof  Sichem 
13.3,  he  went  unto  the  place  where  his  tenc 

4.  unto  theplace  of  the  altar  which  he  had 
19.27.  to  the  place  where  he  flood  before  the  L. 
22.3.  Abram  went  unto  the  place  which  G  od 
9.  came  to  the  place  which  God  had  told  him 
Exod.3.8.  to  bring  you  unto  the  placeof  the  Canaa. 

32.34.  lead  the  peo.  unto  the  place  of  which  I 
N11mb.10.z9.  we  are  journeying  unto  the  place 
14.40.  goe  up  unto  theplace  which  the  Lord 
DCM.x  1.5.  but  unto  the  place  which  the  Lord  your 
26.  goe  unto  thcplace  which  the  Lord  fhall 
I4.25.  and  fhak  goe  unto  the  place  wh'ch  the 
18.  6.  and  come  unto  the  place  which  the  Lord 
26.  2.  goe  unto  the  place  which  the  Lord  fhall 
fojh.q.%.  carried  them  over  unto  theplace  where 

1  Sam.io.iy.  and  come  to  the  place  where  thou 

37.  lad  was  come  to  the  place  of  the  arrow 
26.5.  Da.  came  to  the  place  where  Saul  had 

2  Sam.z.zi-  as  many  as  came  to  the  place  where 

1  Kjng.^.iz.  even  unto  theplace  that  is  beyond 

28.  drom.  brought  they  unto  thepUce  where 
5.9.  unto  the  place  that  thou  fhak  appoint  me 

2  Kmg-6- 10. king  of  Ifrael  went  to  the  place  which 
1  Cbro.  15.12.  unto  the  place  that  I  have  prepared 
Nelhi.9.  bring  them  unto  thcplace  that  I  have 

3.26.  unto  theplace  over  againft  the  water-gate 
31.  repa.  Mai. — unto  the  place  of  the  Ne. 
Pfal.ioq.  8.  they  goe  unto  the  place  thit  thou  haft 
Ecclef. !i  .5.  and  hafteth  to  the  place  where  he  arofe 

7.  unto  the  place  from  whence  the  rivers 
lfa.ii.7.  tothc  p'ace  of  the  name  of  the  Lord 
fer. 7- 14.  and  unto  the  pi  ce  which  I  gave  ro  you 

29.14.  lie  bring  you  againe  unto  theplace 
E\e\.  to.  11.  to  theplace  whither  the  head  looked 
Marine  15.  22.  they  bring  him  unto  the  place  Gol. 
Luke  i9.5-when  Jefus  came  to  the  j'lace,he  looked 

23.  33.  when  they  were  come  to  the  place  which 
/ofo.6.23.came  other  boats  from  Tib.nigh  to  the/ 
^#.25.23. and  was  entred  unto  the  place  of  hearing 

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Gc;z. 3.24.  God  placed  at  the  eaft  of  the  garden  of 

47.  11.  Jofeph  placed  his  father  and  brethren 
1  Kjng.iz.  2%.he  placed  in  Bethel  the  priefts  ofthe 
a  2C%- 1 7  -6.and  />/<2tfd  them  in  Halah,and  in  Ha. 
24.  and  placed  them  in  the  cities  of  Samaria 
z6.  and piiced  in  die  cities  of  Samaria,  know 
a  Ctev.1.14.  which  he  placed  in  the  charec  cities 
4.8.  and  placed  them  in  the  temple 
17.1.  he  placed  forces  in  all  the  fenced  cities 
fob  20.4.  fince  man  was  placedupon  earth 
Pfal.7d.60.  the  tent  which  he  />/<rced  among  men 
lfa.j.8.  that  they  may  be  placed  alone  in  the  mid  ft 
Jet. uzi  .which  have f tei  the  fand  for  the  bound 
Et£k- 1 7-  J •  he  />to£is/  it  by  the  great  waters 

$>la«0. 
Gen.tS.  1  5.  I  am  with  thee  to  keep  thee  in  all  pla. 
3  6.40. names  of  the  dukes  of  Efau  after  their  p. 
Ex0d.zo.z4  in  all  places  where  I  record  my  Name 
25.  17.  rings  be  for  places  of  the  ftaves 
26.29,  make  the  rings  of  gold  for  places  for 
36.  34.  made  their  rings  of  gold  for  placesof 
37- 1 4-the  places  for  the  ftaves  to  beare  the  table 

zy.  to  he  places  for  the  ftaves  to  beare  it 
38.? .to  he  places  for  ch:  ftaves 
De«£.  1 .7.  and  goe  unto  allplaces  nigh  thereunto 

1 2.2.  utterly  deftroy  all  the  places  th.rein 
J<>fi.  5  8  that  they  abode  in  their  places  in 
Judg.^.u .  in  the  places  of  drawing  water  there 
19-  13-  draw  neere  to  one  of  ihefepla  to  lodge 
ao.jj.lyeisin  wait  oflf.ca.forthout  of  their  p. 

1  Sam.7.16.  and  judged  Ifrael  in  all  thofeplaces 

23.23.take  knowledge  of  all  die  lurking  places 
30. 3 1.  and  to  all  the  places  where  David,  and 
*  Sam.  7.7.  in  all  theplaces  wherein  I  have  walked 
22.46.  they  ftialbe  afraid  out  of  their  clokpla. 

2  Kjng.xp.  24.  dried  upall  the  riv.  of  befi.ged  pi. 

23.5.  and  in  the  places  round  about  Jerulalem 

14.  filled  their  places  with  the  bones  of  men 

1  Chro.6.%4  now  thefe  are  their  dwelling  places 

Neb.4.  12  from  all  place s  whence  ye  (hall  returne 

13. therefore  fee  I  in  the  lower  places,  behind 

and  on  the  higher  places, I  even  fet 

1 2.  27.  they  fought  the  Le.  out  of  all  their  pla. 
job  20.  26.  darkenefle  ftialbe  hid  in  his  fecretpla. 

21.28  where  are  the  dwelling  places  of  the  wic. 
37.8.  then  the  beafts  remaine  in  their  places 
Pfal.io  8.  he  fitteth  in  the  lurking/>/<z<r*  of  his 

Secret  places  doth  he  murder  the  innocent 

16.  6.  lines  are  fallen  to  me  in  pleafant />/<«:« 
17.12  where  a  young  1  jon  lurketh  in  fecret  pla. 
18.  45.  and  be  afraid  out  of  their  clofe  places 
49.  1 1  and  tldr  dwelling  places  to  all  generat. 
7  3  ■  1 8.  didft  fet  them  in  flippery  places 
74.ZO.  darke  places  of  the  earth  are  full  of 

9  f  .4.  in  his  hands  are  the  deepe  places  of  the 
105,22.  blefie  the  Lord  all  his  works  in  allpl. 
i°y-4t-  they  ran  in  the  dry  places  like  a  river 
1 10  6-  fill  theplaces  with  the  dead  bodies 
I3?.<J.  that  did  he  in  thefeas,  and  all  deep  pla. 
1 41. 6.  their  judges  are  overthrowne  in  ftony  p. 

Prov.S.z.  by  the  way  in  theplaces  ofthe  p.nhes 
9.3. (he  crieth  upon  the  higheft  places  of  the  city 

Cant.z,i4.  O  my  dove5  that  art  in  the  fecret  places 

J/d.32. 18  my  pco  fhalldwell  in  quiet  refting  pi. 
37.  ifi-..  dried  up  rivers  of  the  befieged  place  s 
40.4.  and  the  rough  places  fhalbe  made  plaine 
44.26.  lie  raile  up  the  decayed  places  thereof 
4  ?.  2.  and  make  the  crooked  places  ftraight 
3.  and  hidden  riches  of  fecret  places 

Jer.  4. 1 2.  a  wind  from  thole />£««x  fhall  come  to 
5.1.  and  feeke  in  the  broad  places  thereof 
8.3.  which  remaine  in  all  the  places  whither 

13.  17.  my  foute  weepe  in  fecret  places  for  your 

1 7.  6.  inhabite  the  parched  places  in  the  wilder. 
z6.  they  fhall  come  from  the — places  about 

23.10.  pleafant />/izcw  of  the  wild,  are  dried  up; 
24.  can  any  hide  himfelfe  in  the  fecret  places 
*4-  9-  and  a  curfe  in  allplaces  whither 
29.14 .  and  from  all  theplaces  whither  I  have 
.30.1 8.  and  have  mercy  on  his  dwelling  places 
32.44.  and  take  wit.  in  the  places  about  Jerufal. 
33.13.  and  in  theplaces  about  Terufalem,and  in 
40.12.  Jewes  returned  out  of  all  places  whither 
45-5-  thy  life  He'  give  thee  for  a  prey  inallpla, 
49.10.  I  have  uncovered  his  fecretplaces 


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51.30.  they  have  burnt  their  dwelling  places 
Lam.z.6.  he  hath  deftroyed  his  places  of  aflembly 
3.6.  he  hath  fet  me  in  darke  places 
10.  and  as  a  lion  in  fecret  places 
E^cl{.6.6.  in  all  your  dwelling  p/<KM,citics  fhalbe 
34.  12.  and  will  deliver  them  out  of  all  places 
1 3 .  in  all  the  inhabited  places  of  the  country 
26.  make  the  places  round  about  my  hill  a 
36.  36.  that  I  the  Lord  build  theiuined^/acei 
37.23.fave  them  out  of  all  their  dwelling  places 
38.20.  and  the  fteepe  places  lhall  fall 
46.23.  it  was  made  with  boiling  places  under 
24-thefe  are  the  places  of  them  that  boile 
47.11.  myrie  places  thereof  fhall  not  be  healed 
Dan.  1 1. 24.  even  on  the  fatted  places  of  the  pro  v. 
H°f-9-  6-  the  pleafant/>/<K«for  their  filver 
Arhos  4.  6.  and  want  of  bread  in  all  your  places 
Hab.1.6.  to  poflefle  the  dwelling  p lace s  that  are 
Zcch.  3.  7.  He  give  thee  places  to  walke  among 
Mat.  1 2.43.  he  walketh  thorow  dry  places' 

Lulie  1 1.  24. 
13.5.  fomefell  upon  ftony  p laces 

20.  he  that  received  the  feed  into  ftony  places 
24.  7.  and  carch-quakes  in  divers  places 
Marine  1.45.  but  was  without  in  defart  places 
12.38.  and  love  falutations  in  the  market  pla. 
13.8.  there  fhalbe  earth-quakes  in  divers  places 
Lul$  21.  11. 
Acl.z^.^.we  accept  it  in  all  places  moft  noble  Fe- 
Epbef.i. j.with  all  fpiritu.  bleffings  in  heavenly />. 
20  at  his  own  right  hand  in  heavenly  places 
2. 6.  made  us  fit  together  in  heavenly  places 
3.10.  and  powers  in  heavenly  p laces  might 
Philip.  1.  13.  and  manifeftin  all  other  places 
Rev.6.14.  every  Hand  out  of  their  places 
Hoi)  ISMaceiS ,  See  i^oip. 
Defolate  places ,  See  SDefoIate, 
Built  high  places ,  See  IBuilU 
Higb-filatzg. 

Icwf.a6.30. 1  will  dcftioy  your  high  places 

Numb.z  1 .  28.  and  the  lords  of  the  high  places  of 
22. 41.  brought  himup  into  the  high  place  s  of 
33.5  2.and  quite  plucked  .down  all  their  high  p. 

Dent.31. 1 3  -made  him  ride  on  the  highplaces  ot  the 
33.29.  fhalt  tread  upon  their  high^te-f 

Jiidg.%.  18.  to  the  death ,  in  the  high  places  of  the 

1  Sam.ij.6.  p.o.  did  hide  themlelves  in  high  pla. 

2  Sam.1.19.  beauty  of  Ifr.  is  flaine  on  thy  high  pi- 

2?.  Jon.  thou  waft  flaine  in  thine  high  places 
22.  34.  and  fettcth  me  on  my  highplaces 
I  i^/Bg.3-2.  die  people  facrificcd  in  high  places 

3.  and  burnt  incenfe  in  high  places 
1 2.  3 1.  he  made  an  houfe  of  high  places 

32. placed  in  Bethel  the  priefts  of  the  high  pi. 

13.2.  offer  the  priefts  of  the  high  places  that 
3  2.  againft  all  the  houfes  of  the  high  places 
33-of  the  lowed  of  the  peo.prie.of  the  high  p. 

he  became  one  of  the  priefts  of  the  highpl. 
1  5.  1 4.  but  the  high  placet  were  not  removed 
22.43.  the  high  places  were  not  taken  away 

2  Kmg.iz.^. 
and  burnt  incenfe  yet  in  the  high  places 
zKing.iz.-}. 
z  IQtig.i  4.4.  high  places  were  not  taken  away 

Chap.  15.4,35. 

burnt  incenfe  on  the  high  places 

Chap.  if.  4,3  5. 

16.  4.  and  burnt  incenfe  in  the  high  places 

17.  11.  they  burnt  incenfe  in  ajl  the  high  places 
29.  put  them  in  the  houfes  of  the  high  places 
32.  lowed  of  them  priefts  ofthe  high  places 

facri.for  them  in  the  houfes  ofthe  high/;/*?. 

18. 4.  Hezekiah  removed  the  high  places ,  and 
22.1s  not  that  he  whofe  high  places  Heze.hath 

23.5.  ordained  to  burne  incenfe  in  the  high  pla. 

8.  and  defiled  the  high  places  where 

and  brake  down  the  high  places 

9.  the  priefts  of  the  high  plac-s  came  not 
13.  high  places  that  were  b  fore  Jerufalera 

1 9.  houfes  alfo  ofthe  high  places  that  were 

20.  he  flew  all  the  priefts  ofthe  high  places 
Z  Cbro,ii.i<$.Reho.ord.  him  priefts  for  the  high  p. 

14.3.  he  toake  away  the  highplaces,  and 

5 .  out  of  all  the  cities  of  Judah  the  high  pla. 
•I  5. 1 7.  but  the  highplaces  were  not  taken 


17.6.  he  tooke  away  the  highplaces 
20.  33.  the  high  places  were  not  taken  away 
21 .1 1  he  made  high  places  in  the  mountaines  of 
18.4.  and  burnt  incenfe  in  the  highplaces 

25.  feverall  cities  of  Judah  he  made  highpla. 
3 1.  1.  Hezekiah  threw  downe  the  high  places 
32.12.  fame  Hezek.  taken  away  his  high  places 
33.3.  Manafleh  built  againe  the  high  place s 
1 7.  peo.  did  facrifice  ftill  in  the  high  places 
19.  places  where  he  built  the  high  places ,  and 
34-3-  to  purge  Judah  &  Jeruf.  from  the  high  pi. 
Job  z  5. z.  he  make  th  peace  in  his  high  places 
Pfal.18.  33.  and  fecteth  me  on  my  highplaces 

78.58.provokedhim  to  anger  with  their  high  p. 
Prov.8.1.  (he  ftandeth  on  the  top  of  highplaces 

9-14.  onafeatin  the  highplaces  ofthe  city 
Jf*.  i5-2.gone  up  to  Dibon  the  highplaces  to  weep 
36.7.  is  it  not  he  whofc  high  places,  and 
41-18.  He  open  rivers  in  high  p laces 
49-  9-  their  paftures  fhalbe  in  all  high  places 
5 8. 1 4.  caufe  thee  to  rule  on  the  highplaces  of 
Jet. 1 .  2.  lift  up  thine  eyes  to  the  high  places 
21.  a  voice  was  heard  on  the  high  places 

4. 1 1 .  a  dry  wind  in  the  high  places  ofthe  wild. 
7. 29.  take  up  a  lamencacionrin  high  places 

12.12.  fpoilers  are  come  on  all  high  places 
1 4.6.  wik-affes  did  ftand  in  the  high  places 
17. 3-  and  thy  high  places  for  finne  thorowour 
%6. 1 8.  moun.  ofthe  houfe,the,high  places  ofthe 
32.35.  they  built  the  high  places  of  Baal 

48 .3  5. to  ceafe  in  Mo.him  that  off.  in  the  hi.  pi. 
£^.6.3.  and  He  deftroy  your  high  places 
6.  and  the  high  places  fhalbe  defolatc 
16'  16.  deckedft  thy  high  'places  with  divers 
39.  and  fhall  breakc  downe  thy  high  places 

36. 2.  ancient  high  places  are  ours  in  poffeffion 
43.  7-  carkafTes  of  their  kings  in  their  high  pla. 

Hof.io^S.  high  places  of  Aven  fhalbe  deftroyed 
Amos  4.13  .treadeth  on  the  high  places  of  the  earth 

7«  9'  high  places  of  Ifaac  ftialbe  defolate 

Micah  1 .  3.  and  tread  on  the  high  places  ofthe 

%  ■  what  are  the  high  places  of  Judah 

3.12.  moun.  of  the  hou/e  as  the  high  places  of 
H^.3.19.  make  me  to  walke  on  mine  high  places 
Eplxf.6.11.  againft  fpirituallwickedn.inhigh  pi. 

prafie  fMaceg. 
lfa.^.iy.wa&e  places  ofthe  far  ones  fhall  ftmngers 

51.3.  he  will  comfort  all  her  wafte  places 
J2.9.  fing  together  ye  wafte  places  of  Jerufalem 
f  8. 1  J.  they  fhall  build  the  old  wafte  places 

fMague. 
Pfal.  89.23.  andplague  them  that  hate  hira 

plague. 
Exod.  1 1.1 .  yet  lie  bring  one  plague  more  on  Pha. 

12.13.  and  the  plague  fhall  not  be  upon  you 
30. 1 2.  that  there  be  no  plague  amongft  them 

ieu.13.2.  in  the  skin  of  his  flefh  like  the  plague  of 

3.  priefts  fhall  looke  on  the  plague 

when  the  haire  in  the  plague  is  turned  white 

plague  in  fight  be  deeper  then  the  skin  ,  of 

it  is  a  plague  of  leprofie  ,  and  the  prieft 

4.  fnuthim  up  that  hath  the  pla.  fevendayes 
j. if  the  plague  in  his  fight  be  at  a  fray 

and  the  plague  fpread  not  in  the  skin,then 
Verfc6. 
6.  if  the  plague  be  fomewhat  darke 

9.  when  the  plague  of  leprofie  is  in  a  man 
it.lep.cov.  all  the  skin  of  him  that  ha.  the  p. 
1 3  pronounce  him  clea  ne  that  hath  the  plague 
1 7 .  if  the  plague  be  turned  into  white 

pronounce  hira  cleane  that  hath  thef  lagqe 

10.  it  is  a  plague  of  leprofie  broken  out 
22.  pronounce  him  uncleane ;  it  is  a  plague 
i5-pro.  bimiineleane  :it  is  the  plague  of  lepr. 

Verfe  27. 

29.  man  or  woman  hath  a  plague  on  the  head 

30.  then  the  prieft  fhall  fee  the  plague 

3 1 .  prieft  look*  on  the  plague  ofthe  fcall 

fhut  up  him  that  hath  the  plague  of  the 
3 2. in  the  fev.day  the  pri.fhalUoo.  on  thef 
44.  his  plague  is  in  bis  head 
4  5.  the  leper  in  whom  the  plague  k,his 

46.  all  the  dayes  wherein  the  plague  fhalbe  in 

47.  gar.  alfo  that  the  plague  of  le  profie  is.  in 
49.  if  die-  plague  be  gieenifh  or  reddifh 

it  is  a plague  of  leprofie,  and  fhp'l  be 
50.  prieft 


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50.  prieft  (hall  looke  on  the  plague 

fhut  up  it  that  hath  theplague  feven  dayes 

5 1.  looke  on  the  plague  on  the  feventh  day 

if  the  plague  be  fpread  in  the  garment 
the  plague  is  a  fretting  leprofie 
yz.  or  any  thing  wherein  the  plague  is 

53.  and  behold,  the  plague  be  not  fpread  in 

54.  wafh  the  thing  wherein  the  plague  is 
5  j.  looke  on  the  plague  after  it  is  wafhed 

if  the  plague  have  not  changed  his  colour 
plague  be  not  fpread,  it  is  uncleane 
eg.  plague  he  fomewhac  darke  after  the  wafh. 
y7.  it  is  a  fpreading plague 

burne  that  wherein  the  plague  is,  with  fire 

58.  if  the  plague  be  departed  from  them 

59.  this  is  the  law  of  the  plague  of leprofie 
1 4. '3.  if  the  plague  of  leprofie  be  healed  in 

3  2.  law  of  him  in  whom  is  the  plague  of  lep. 
34. 1  put  the  plague  of  leprofie  in  a  houfe  of 
3  5 ,  as  it  were  a  plague  in  the  houfe 

36.  before  the  prieft  goe  into  it  to  fee  the  pla. 

37.  he  ihall  looke  on  the  plague 

if  the  plague  be  in  the  wals  of  the  houfe 
3  9 .  if  the  plague  be  fpread  in  the  wals  of 
40.  take  away  the  ftoneis  in  which  the  pla.  is 

43.  if  the  plague  come  againe }  and  breake 

44.  if  the  plague  be  fpread  in  the  houfe  ^  it 
48.  plague  hath  not  fpread  in  the  houle 

becaufe  the  plague  is  healed 
?4.  law  for  all  mariner  of  plague 
Numb.S.  iy.that  there  be  no  plague  among  the  chil. 
11.33.  fmote  the  peo.  with  a  very  great  plague 
14.37.  thofe  men  died  by  the  plague  before 
1 6.46.  wrath — from  the  Lord,the  pla.  is  begun 

47.  the  plague  was  begun  among  the  people 

48.  and  the  plague  was  ftayed  Verfe  50. 
49. they  that  died  in  the  plague  we  1 400o.and 

z  J.8.  plague  was  ftayed  from  the  children  of  If. 
9.  thofe  that  died  in  the  plague  were  24000. 
18.  flaine  in  the  day  of  theplague  for  Peor 
26.1.  it  came  to  pafle  after  the  plague,  that 
3 1. 16.  a  plague  among  the  congre.  of  the  Lord 
Deut.z4.8-  take  heed  in  the  plague  of  the  leprofie 
28.  61.  and  every  plague  which  is  not  written 
Jojh.  22 .  17.  although  there  was  a  plague  in  the 
1  Sam.6 .4.  and  one  plague  was  on  you  all 
1  Sam.zt,.  21.  that  theplague  may  be  ftayed  from 

25 .  the  plague  was  ftayed  from  Ifrael 
1  Kjng-  8.  37.  whatfoever '/>&gae  there  be 

38.  know  every  man  the  plague  of  his  owne 

1  Chro.zi.  22.  that  the  plague  may  ftay  from  the 

2  Chro.zi  .14.  with  a  great  plague  will  the  Lord 
Pfil.91. 10. neither  one  plague  come  nigh  thy  dwel. 

106.  29.  p/(jg«j  brake  in  upon  them 
30.  and  fothe  plague  was  ftayed 
Zecb.  14.12.  this  ftialbe  the  plague  wherewith  the 
1  y.  fo  ftialbe  the  plague  oi the  horfe 

in  thefe  tents ,  as  this  plague 
18.  there  ftialbe  the  plague  wherewith  the 
H»ke  1-i9-  that  fhe  was  healed  of  that  plague 

34.  and  be  whole  of  thy  plague 
Rev. 16.  21.  becaufeofthe/>/.*g«cofthehailc 

the  plague  thereof  was  exceeding  great 

Gra.12.r7.  Lord  plagued  Pharaoh  and  his  houfe 
£.1^.32.35.  and  the  Lord  plagued  the  people 
Jefh.  24.  5.  and  I  plagued  Egypt  according  to 
iCbro.  2 1 . 1 6.n6t  on  thy  peo.that  they  fliould  be  p. 
Pfal-7i-1-  neither  are  they  plagued  like  other  m:n 
14.  all  the  day  long  have  I  been  plagued 
1S>Iagtie0. 
Gm.12.17.  plagued  Paaraoh  with  great  plagues 
Exod.p.  14 .  at  this  time  fend  all  my  plagues  on 


1 5. 1.  having  the- feven  laf\  plagues ,  for 
16. 9.  which  hath  power  over  thefe  plagues 
1 8. 4.  and  that  ye  receive  not  of  her  plagues 

8.  therefore  fhall  her  plagues  cdme  in  one  day 
22.  18.  God  fhall  adde  to  him  the  plagues  that 
Seven  plasties ,  See  in  j&erjen," 
fMaine. 
Gen.i  i.2.  found  aplaine  in  the  Jand  of  Shinar 

1 2.  6.  Abram  palled  to  theplaine  of  Moreh 

13.  io-  Lot  beheld  all  theplaine  of  Jordan 
n«  Lot  chofehim  all  theplaine  of  Jordan 
1 2,  Lot  dwelled  in  the  cities  of  the  Plaine 
18.  Abram  came  and  dwelt  in  the  plaine  of 

14.  13.  Abram  the  Hebrew  dwelt  in  theplaine 
19.17.  neither  ftay  thou  in  all  the  plaine 

25.  overthrew  thofe  cities ,  and  all  the  plaine 

28.  Abram  looked  toward  the  land  of  the  pi, 

29.  when  God  deftroyed  the  cities  of  the  pla. 
Dent. i .  r. which  Mofes  fpake  to  Ifrael  in  theplaine 

7.  and  goe  unto  the — -plaine,  in  the  hils,  and 
2. 8.  thorow  the  way  of  the  plaine  from  Elath 
3.  lo.  all  the  cities  of  theplaine  ,  and  all  Gile. 

17.  theplaine  alfo,  Jordan, and  coaft  thereof 
.from  Chinnereth,  even  to  the  fea  of  the  pi- 
4. 49.  all  the  plaine  of  this  fide  Jordan  eaftward 
to  the  fea  of  the  plaine  under  the  fprings 
34.  3.  and  theplaine  of  the  valley  of  Jericho 
Jojh.  3.1 6. that  came  down  toward  the  fea  of  the/*. 
8.  14 .  aga.  lfr.  to  battell  before  the  plaine,  but 
1 1. 1 6,]o(h.  tooke — theplaine,anA  moun.  of  If. 
1 2. 1 .  and  all  the  plaine  on  the  eaft 
3.  from  theplaine  to  the  fea  of  Chinneroth 
and  unto  the  fea  of  the  plaine 
13.  9.  and  all  the  plaine  of  Medeba  unto  Dibon 

16.  their  coaft  was  all  the  plaine  by  Medeba 

17.  Hefhb.  &  all  her  cities  that  arc  in  the  p. 
ii.  and  all  the  cities  of  theplaine,  and 

20.  8.  upon  the  plaine  out  of  the  tribe  of  Reub. 
Judg.4.11.  pitched  his  tent  to  theplaine  of  Zaana. 

9.6.  made  Abim.  king  by  the  plaine  of  the  pillar 
37.  ano.  com.  come  along  by  the  plaine  of 

1 1. 3  3. he  fmote  them  unto  the  plaine  of  the  vin. 
1  Sam.  10.  3.  and  thou  fhalt  come  to  the  plaine  of 

13.24.Da.and  his  men  were  in  theplaine  on  the 
z  Sam.z.zg.  Abnerand  his  men  walked  tho.the/>. 

4.7.  gate  them  away  thorow  the  plaine  all  night 
1  7 .  28.  He  tarry  in  theplaine  of  the  wildernefle 
18.23.then  Ahimaaz  ran  by  the  way  of  thepla. 

1  King  .7.46.  in  the  plaine  of  Jordan  did  the  king 

20.23. but  let  us  right  againft  them  in  theplaine 
1     z'.  we  will  fight  againft  them  in  the  plaine 
a  JOffg.14-1y.reft.the  coaft  of  If  to  the  lea  of  the  p. 
25.4.  king  went  the  way  toward  the  plaine 

2  Cbro.  4. 17.  in  theplaine  of  Jordan  did  the  king 
Neb.3.2  2.after  him  repaired  thepri.ofthe plaine 

6.  2.  in  fome  of  the  villages  of  the  plaine 
Jet.  17.  z6.  they  fhall  come  from  the  plaine  fiom 
2 1 . 1 3 . 1  am  againft  the  rocke  of  the  plaine 
39.  4.  and  he  went  out  of  the  way  of  the  plaine 
48.  8.  and  the  plaine  fhall  be  deftroyed 
j  1.7.  they  went  by  the  way  of  the  plaine 
Eieli-  3.22.  faid  to  me,  Arife,  goe  forth  to  the  pi. 
23. 1  arofe,and  went  forth  into  the  plaine 

8.  4.  to  the  vifion  that  I  faw  in  the  plaine 
Dan^.i.  he  fet  it  up  in  the  p'aine  of  Dura 
Amos  1.5.  cut  off  the  inhab.  from  the  pla.  of  Avcn 
Obad.  19.  they  of  the  plaine  pofl'efle  the  Pbiliftines 
Zccb.4.7.  before  Zerub.  thou  fhalt  become  a  plaine 

7. 7.  when  men  inhab.  the  fouth  of  theplaine 
I4.10.land  fhalbe  turned  as  a  plaine  from  Geba 

Lii]{.  tf.17.came  down  with  them,&  flood  in  thep. 
Elaine. 

Gen.z'.zj.  Jacob  was  a  plaine  man,dwelling  in 


Lcv.z6.  z  r .  He  bring  feven  times  more  plagues  dn    DMM.43.in  the  plaine  countrey  of  the  Reubenites 
Deut.zS.  79.  then  the  Lord  will  make  thy  pla.won.    Neh.i  2.28.  both  out  of  the  plaine  countrey  round 
plagues  of  thy  feed,  even  great  plaguesl  Pfal.zJ.i  1.  and  lead  me  in  a  plaine  path 
29.  2  2.  when  they  fee  the  plagues  of  that  land       Prov.S.9.  they  are  aWplainc  to  him  that  urtderft. 
1  Sam.  4.  8 .  fmote  the  Egy .  with  all  the  plagues  in         1  y.  1 9-  way  of  the  righteous  is  made  plaine 
jW.19.8.  and  hifle,becaufe  ofall  the  plagues  thcr.    7/fl.i8.iJ.whenhe  made  plains  the  face  thereof 
49«i7.  fhall  hifle  at  all  theplagues  thereof  40. 4.  and  the  rough  places  ftialbe  made  plaine 

50. 1 3 .  and  hifle  at  all  her  plagues  Jer. tf.zi.  judgement  is  come  on  the  plaine  count. 

Bnj  .1 3.14.  O  death  ,  I  will  be  thy  plagues  Hab.z.z.  and  make  it  plaine  upon  tablets 

J.  io.^to  touch  him/as  many  as  had  plagues]  Marty  7.  3  j.  and  he  fpake  plaine 


Lu\e  7.  11.  fame  houre  he  cured  many  of  plagues  I 

Rev.9.10.  reft  ofmenwch  were  not  kil.  by  thefe  p. 

1 1.6.  and  to  fmite  the  earth  with  allplagues 


IMatmlp. 

Exod.  11.  7.  if  tire  ferv.  fhall  plainely  fay  ,  I  love 
Dcttf.27.8.  all  the  words  of  this  law  very  plainely 
JBbbb  z 


1  Sam.  i-  27.  did  1  plainely  appeare  unto  the  houl^ 

10.  16.  he  told  us  plainely  that  the  afles  were 

E^a  4.  18.  letter  hath  been  plainely  read  before 

//<*.32.4.tongueof  ftam.fhalbe  ready  to  fpeake  pi. 

Jo'm  10.24.  if  thou  be  the  Chrift,  tell  us  plainely 

11. 14. then  laid  Jefusto  them  plainely  ^Lazarus 

16.25". but  I  fhall  fhew  you  plainely  of  the  Fath. 

29.  loe,  now  fpeakeft  thou  plainely 

Heb.11.14.  they  that  fay  fuch  things  declare plai. 

$dlatnc0, 
Gen.18.1.  the  Lord  appeared  in  the  plaines  of  Ma. 
Numb.  2  2. 1 .  and  pitched  in  the  plains  of  Moab 
26.3.  Mofes  and  Elea.fpake  with  them  in  the  p. 

61 .  numb .  the  chil.  of  I  fr.  in  the  plaines  of 
31.12.  unto  the  campe  at  the  plaines  of  Moab 
33.  48.  and  pitched  in  the  plaines  of  Moab 
49-  even  unto  Abel-Shittim,in  the  plaines  of 
jo.  Lord  fpake  to  Mofes  in  the  plaines  of 

Chap.  57.  i. 
36.13.to  the  chil.  of  lfr.  in  the  plaines  of  Moab 
Dent.  1 1 .30.  over  aga.Gilgal  befide  the  plaines  of 
34-  1  •  Mofes  went  up  from  the  plaines  of  Moab 
8.chil.  qf  lfr.  wept  for  Mofes  in  the  plaines  of 
J°i"-4-  1  i  -  unto  battell  to  the  plaines  of  Jericho 
5-io.  chil.of  lfr*  kept  the  pafle.  in  the  plaines  of 
1  i.i.and  of  the  plaines,  fouth  of  Cinneroth 
lz.S.  and  in  the  plaines,  and  in  the  fprings 
13.  32.  for  inheritance  in  the  plaines  of  Moab 
2  Sam.  x-j.  ig.  lodge  not  this  night'  in  the  plaines  of 
z  l{ing.z'.'.  he  overtook  him  in  the  plaines  of  Jer. 
1  Ch/0iZy.z2.  and  fycamo.  that  were  in  the  low  pi. 
z  Cbro.9.  z7-  that  are  in  the  low  plaines  in  abund. 

z6.  10.  and  digged  wejs  in  the  plaines-Xwxshand- 
Je,'-39-5-  overtooke  Zedek.in  the  plaines  of  Jeric 

Chap.  5  2.8. 

fMetfaneffr. 

z  Cor. 1, 12.  weufe  great  plainnejfe  of  fpeech 
paiftw. 

Lev.  14.42.  and  thou  (halt  plaiRer  the  houfe 
Deut.zy.z.  andplaifte?  them  with  plaifter 

4  thou  Shalt  plaifter  them  with  plainer 
P>an.  5  .y.  wrote  on  the  plaijler  of  the  wall  of  the 

f&latfter. 
J/A38.21.  and  lay  it  for  a  plaifier  on  the  boyle 

fMaittcreD. 
Lev.  1 4.4  3  .plague  come  againe  after  it  is  plaiflered 
48. plague  hath  not  fpread  after  it  hplaijkred 
flatting. 

1  P^.3.  3.  that  outward  adorning  the  plaiting  of 
$fane0, 

I/d.44.13.  and  fitteth  it  with  planes,  and  marketh 
fManetg. 

2  I0tfg.i3-?'that burnt  incenfe  to  theplanets,8i  to 

1  Rjng.6. 1  ^.covered  the  flowre  with  plants  of  firre 
£«^4i.i$  .thicke  plants  on  the  face  of  the  porch 

z6.  on  the  fide-chambers  thicke  plants 

)$lant. 

Gen.z.1; .  God  made  every  plant  of  the  field 
Exod.15.  17-  andptothem  in  the  moun.  of  thine 
Job  14.9.  and  bring  forth  bowes  like  aplant 
j/a.5.7.  and  the  men  of  Judah  his  pleafant  plant 
1 7.  r  1.  in  the  day  fhalt  thou  make  thy  plant  to 
' l.zhe  ihall  grow  upbef.him  as  a  tender  plant 
Jer.z.zi\  how  then  art  thou  turned  into  the  dqg.p. 
£^.34.29.  r'aile  up  for  them  aplant  of  renowne 
Mat.  1  J.  1 3 .  every  plant  which  mv  hea.  Fath.  hath 

fMant* 
DeuU\6.z\-  not  plant  thee  a  grove  of  any  trees 
z8.  30.  thou  fhalt  plant  a  vineyard,and  fhalt 
3  9.thou  fhalt  plant  vineyards ,and  drefie  them 

2  Sam.7.10.  and  will  plant  them,  that  they  may 
2  Kjng.19.z9.  andplant  vineyards^  and  eat  the 
1  Cbro.17.9.  plant  them,and  they  fhall  dwell  in 
pfal.107.37.  fow  the  fields,and  plant  vineyards. 
Etelef.^.z.  a  time  to  plant  ^nd  a  time  to  pluckc  up 
Ifa.  17.10.  therefore  (halt  thou  plant  pleaf.  plants 

37.  30.  and  plant  vineyards ,and  eat  the  fruit 
41. 19.  He  plant  in  the  wildernefle  the  cedar 
51.16.  that  I  may  plant  the  heavens,  and  lay 
61 .  21.  they  fhall  plant  vineyards,  and  eat 
12.  they  fhall  not  plant jm&  another  eate 
Jcr.  r .  1  o .  to  throw  down,  to  build,and  to  plant 
18.9.  concern,  a  kingdome,to  build,  &  to  plant 
24.6-  He  plant  them  not  plucke  them  up 

29.  J.  and1 


P  L  A        P  L  A 

29.  j .  and  plant  gardens,  and  ear  the 

Verfe  28. 
^i.^.aniplant  vines  on  the  mounta.of  Samar. 
the  planters  ("hall  plant,  and  ihall  eat 
28.  watch  over  them  to  build  and  to  plant 
32.41.  lie  plant  them  in  this  land  afiuredly 
3  J. 7.  ne.  fhall  ye  fow  feed  ,  nor  plant  vineyard 
42.10.  He  plant  you  and  not  plucke  you  up 
£^.17.22.  and  will  plant  it  on  a  high  mountains 
23.  height  of  the  moun.  of  Ifra.  will  lplatit  it 
28.26.  and  they  (hallplant  vineyards 
36.  3 6.  and  plant  that  that  was  defolate 
DjK.11.4f.  plant  the  tabem.  of  his  palace  between 
Amos  9-  M-  and  they  {hall  plant  vineyards,  and 

f  1.  He  plant  them  on  their  land 
Zeph.  1. 13.  they  fhall  plant  vine-yards ,  but  not 

plantation, 
£^£.17.7.  water  it  by  the  furrowes  of  her  plantat. 

fSUanteO, 
Gen.z.%.  Lord  Godplanted a  vineyard eaft-ward 
9.20.10  be  a  husband-man,&/>/<w#rf  a  vineyard 
21.33^  Abraham  planted  a  grove  in  Beerfheba 
Lev.  19.23-  and  fhall  have  planted  all  manner  of 
Numb.  24.6.  as  the  trees  which  the  Lord  hath  />/<?. 
Deut.zo.6.  what  man  is  he  thathathptef^a  vine. 
/«/&.  24.13  and  olive-yards  which  ye  planted  not 
P/S/.  1.3.  he  fhalbe  like  a  tree  plantedby  the  river 
80.8.  caft  out  the  heathen,  and  planted  it 

1  % .  vineyard  which  thy  right  hand  hath  plan. 
92.13.  thofethat  be  planted'm  thehoufe  of  the 
104. 16.  cedars  oPLebanon  which  he  hath  plan. 
Ecclef.z.%.  I  planted  me  vineyards 

5.I  planted  trees  in  them  of  all  kinds 
3.  2.  a  time  to  plucke  up  that  which  is  planted. 
Ifa.^.z.  andpimtedit  with  thechoifeft  vine 

40.24.  yea,  they  fhall  not  be  planted 
Jer. z.zi.  yet  I  had  plantedtb.ee  a  noble  vine 
1 1. 1 7.  Lord  of  hoftes  that  planted  thee,  hath 
12.  2.  thou  had  planted  them,  yea  they 

17.8.  he  fhalbe  as  a  tree  planted  by  the  waters 
4f  .4,  that  which  I  have  planted,  lie  pluck  up 

E%c^.i  7-f  •  and  planted  it  in  a  fruitful!  field 
8.  it  was  planted'm  a  good  foyle 
10.  being  planted ,  fhall  itprofper 
19.10.  planted  by  the  waters,  fhe  was  fruitfull 
13.  now  fhe  is  planted  in  the  wi'ldernefle 
Hof.9.13.  Ephrainvis planted  in  a  pleafant  place 
Amos  j.  1 1 .  ye  have  planted  pleafant  vineyards 
Mat.i  f.13  which  my  heavenly  Fa.  hath  not  plan. 

21.33. ^ich  planted  a  vineyard,  and  hedged 
Marfc.iz.i.  a  certaine  man  planted  a  vineyard 
Luke  1 3.6.  a  cert,  man  hath  a  fig-tree  planted'm 
17.  6.  and  be  thou  planted  in  the  fea,and 
28.  they  fold,  they  planted,  they  builded 

20.9.  a  certaine  man  planted  a  vineyard,and  let 
Rom.6.1.  if  wehav;  been  planted  together  in 
1  Cor.3.6. 1  have  planted,  Apollo  watered; but 

$!antrt>fi. 

Deut.6.  11.  &  olive-trees  which  thou  plantedfl  not 
P/a/,44.2.  drive  out  the  hea.  with  thy  hand}8cpla. 

fMctitersf. 
Jet. 1 1 .  j.  the  planters  fhall  plant,  and  fhall 

$>lanmrj. 
P/^.94.9.  he  that  planteth  the  eare,fhall  he  not 
P/<«y.3i.  16.  fruit  ofher hands  fheplantetha vine. 
//a.  44.  14.  fhe  plantteb  an  afhe ,  and  the  raine 
i  Cor.2.7.  neither  is  he  that  planteth  anything,  but 
8.  he  that  planteth ,  and  be  that  watereth  are 
9.7 .  who  planteth  a  vineyard,and  eateth  not    * 
planting. 
Ifa.6o.  21.  the  branch  ofmy/>^«fi»g,theworke 
61.3.  the  planting  of  the  Lord,that  he  might 
fJHantmgg 
Micab  1.6.  and  as  plantings  of  a  vineyard,  and 

1  Cbro.^.i^.  thofe  that  dwell  amongft  the  plants 
Pfal.izK.i,.  thy  children  like  olive  plant  around 

144.12.  that  our  foiis  may  be  as  plants  growne 
Cant. 4.  1 3.  thy  plants  arc  an  orchard  of  pomegra. 

1  fa.  1 6. S.broken  down  the  principall  plants  there. 

i7.to.therfore  fhaltthou  plant  pleafant  plants 
Jcr./fi.^z.  thy  plants  are  growen  over  the  fea 
£^£.3 1.4.  rivers  running  round  about  his  plants 
$Mat- 

2  J^ing-  9.  z$.  I  will  require  thee  in  this  plat 

and  caft  him  into  theplat  of  ground 


P  L  A 


P  L  A 


PLE 


P  L  E 


$>late. 

Exod.z2.l6-  thou  (halt  make  a  plate  of  pure  gold 

39.30.  they  made  the  plate  of  the  holy  crown 
Lev.K.g.on  his  fore-front  did  he  put  the  golden  p 

plates. 

Exod.3^.3.  they  did  beat  the  gold  into  thin  plates 
Numb. 16.38- let  them  make  them  broad  plates  for 

39.  and  they  were  made  broad  plates 
I  Kj»g.7.zo.  every  bale  had  plates  of  brafte 

36.  on  the  plates  of  the  ledges  thereof,and 
Jer.10.9.  filver  fpread  into  plates  is  brought 

flatted. 

AfA27.29.when  they  hadplatted  a  crown  of  thor. 
Ma;\.  1  y.17.  they  platted  a  crowne  ofthornes,and 
John  19.2.  fouldiers/>toda  crown  of  thornes 
flatter. 

Mat.z$.zf.  ye  make  cleane  the  outfide  of  tbepla. 

16.  firft  cleanfe  that  which  is  within  the  plat. 
Lttfe  1 1 .39^0  ye  Pha.make  cle.the  outfi.of  the  p. 

$Iap.  fMag. 
Exod.i  z.6.  and  the  people  rofe  up  to  play 

1  Cor.10.7. 
Deut.zz.zi.  toplay  the  whore  in  her  fathers  houfe 

1  Sam.  16.16.  that  he  fhall  play with  his  harid,and 

17.  provide  me  now  a  man  that  can  play  well 
2 1. 1  j. brought  this  fellow  toplay  the  mad-man 

2  Sam.z.14.  young  men  now  ari(e}andp/ay  bef.us 
6.21.  therefore  will  I  play  before  the  Lord 
10. 12.  and  let  us  play  the  men  for  our  people 

Jab  40. 10.  where  all  the  beaifts  of  the  field  play 
A1-  •)•  wilt  thou  play  with  him  as  with  a  bird 
Pfai- 33-3  •  play  skilfully  with  a  loud  voice 

104.26.  whom  thou  haft  made  toplay  therein 
Ifa.x  1.8. -flicking  child  fhall  play  on  the  hole  of 
£^4-J3-31-  and  can  play  well  on  an  inftrument 
Hof.  3.3.  thou  fhalt  not  play  the  harlot 

4. 1  j.  thougli  thou  Ifrael  play  the  harlot,  yet 
1  Cor.  10.7.  eate  and  drinke ,  and  rofe  up  to  play 

fMapeD.  fMapefc. 
Gen.38.24.  thy  daughter-in-law  hath  played  the 
Judg.  1 9.2 .  his  concubine  played  the  whore 

1  Sam. 16-13. David  tooke  an  harp,and/>/ayfrfwith 
i8.7.women  anfwercd  one  another  as  th.y^izy. 

10.  and  David  playedmth  his  hand  as 
1 9.9.  and  David  played  with  his  hand 
26.  21'.  I  have  played  the  foole,  and  have  erred 

2  Sam.6-5. David  and  all  the  houfe  of  Ifxael  played 
2  King-?-  *?•  wnen  the  minftrell  played,  that  the 
1  Chro.  13. 8. David  and  al  Ifrael  played  before  God 
Jer.j.r.  played  the  harlot  with  many  lovers 

6.  and  there  hath  played  the  harlot 
8.  but  went,and  played  the  harlot  alfo 
Etsk-i  6. 28.  played  the  whore  alfo  with  the  Aflyri. 
thou  haft  played  the  harlot  with  them,  and 
23.  5.  Aholah  played  the  harlot  when  fhe  was 
19.  wherein  fhe  had  played  the  harlot  in  the 
Uof.z.%.  for  their  mother  hathplayed  the  harlot 

f^apeSft. 

E%e\.  1 6. 1  ?  •  and  />/lsyft^  the  harlot,becaufe  of  thy 

16.  and  playedfl  the  harlot  thereupon 

IMaper. 

1  SdW.  16. 16.  who  is  a  cunning  />7<2y«-  on  an  harp 

flayers. 
Pfal.68.zf.  the  p/<yw.rofin(trummts  followed 
8  7«7.as  well  the  fingers  as  the  players  on  inftru. 

fMapeti), 

E^.23. 44.3s  they  go  in  unto  a  woman  that  play. 

Raping. 
Levit.z  1.9.  profane  her  felfe  by  playing  the  whore 
1  Sam.16. iS.  I  have  feenea  fon  of  JefTecun.  in  p. 
1  C/w.if.29.  Michael  faw  Da  dancing, and  play. 
T?fal.6%.z<;.  amongft  them  were  the  dam.  playing 
Jer.  2.  20.  thou  wandereft,p/.<ry«2g  the  harlot 
E\e\.\6.$x.  to  ceafe  fromplaying  the  harlot 
Zech.  8.  y .  playim  in  the  ftreets  thereof 

fMea. 
Deut.  17.8.  a  mat.too  hard  for  thee— bet w.pl.Sc  pi. 

$teat>. 
Jadg.6.3 1.  will  ye  />fe»d  for  Baal 

he  that  will  plead  for  him,  let  him  be  put 
if  he  be  a  God,  let  h  m  plead  for  himfelf 
.  32.  let  Baal  plead  againft  him,  becaufe 
Job  9. 19.  who  fhall  fet  m?  a  time  to  plead 
1 3.19.  who  is  he  that  will  plead  with  me 
16.  21.  O  that  one  might  plead  for  a  man 
19. if  .and/>&«iagainn:  me  my  reproach 


23.  6.  will  he  plead  againft  me  with  his  great 
IJ a.  1. 17.  plead  for  the  widow 


3. 13.  the  Lord  ftandeth  up  to  plead 
43. 26.  let  us  plead  togethei  .-declare 
.    66.16.  will  the  Lord  plead  with  all  flefh 
Jer.z.9.1  will  yet  plead  with  you,  faith  the  Lord 
with  your  childrens  children  will  I  plead 
29.  wherefore  will  ye  plead  with  me 
3  5".  I  will  plead  with  thee,  becaufe  thou 
I2.i.righteousartthou,0  Lord,  when  I  plead 
2^.31.  he  will  plead  with  all  thfh 
£^•17.  20.  and  will/>Wwith  him  there  for  his 
20.3  y.  there  He  plead  with  you  face  to  face 

36.  fo  will  I  plead  with  you ,  faith  the  Lord 
38.22.  He  plead  againft  him  with  peftilence 
Hof-z-  z.  plead  with  your  mother— p£ead:For  me 
Joelj.z.  and  will  plead  with  them  there  for  my 
Micab  6.  2.  and  he  will  plead  with  Ifrael 
fMcao  M«ye  ,  SeeCattfg. 
fMeaDeD. 
1  SdW.25r.39,blefledbethe  Lord  that  pleaded  the 
Z.aOT.3.  j8.tliou  haft  pleadeclthe  caufes  ofmy  foule 
£^£.20.  36.  like  as  I  pleaded  with  your  fathers  in 

^leaOeti). 
Job  16 .2 1.  as  a  man  pleadelh  for  his  neighbour 
Ifa.^i.zz.  and  thy  God  thatpleadetb  the  caufe  of 
59.4.  none  calleth  for  juflice,  nor  any  pleadetb 
|Meat)tng. 
jw  13.  6.  and  hearkning  to  the  pleading  ofmy  lips 
fMeafattf.  ■ 

Gen.z.<).  God  made  to  grow  every  tree  that  is  pie. 
3 .6.  pleafant  to  the  eyes,and  a  tree  to  be  defhed 
49. 1  j.  and  the  land  that  it  was  pleafant 
zSam.x.zi.  Saul  and  Jonathan  were  pleafant  in 
z6.  very  pleafant  haft  thou  been  to  me 

1  it'»g.20.6.  that  whatfoever  is  pleafant  in  thine 

2  Kwg-i-  19.  thefituation  of  this  city  is  pleafant 
2  Cfcro.3  *  •  27  -and  for  all  manner  of  pleafant  jewels 
Pfal.16.6.  lines  are  fallen  to  me  in  pleafant  places 

81.2.  and  bring  hither  the  pleafant  harpe 

I  otf.24.  yea  they  defpifed  the  pleafant  land 
1 3  3"  *  •  how  pleafant  is  it,  for  brethren  to  dwell 
1 3  S-  3  •  praifes  unto  his  Name,  for  it  is  pleafant 
1 47  •  1.  for  it  is  pleafant,  and  praife  is  comely 

Prov.z.io.  knowledge  is  pleafant  unto  thy  foule 
y.19.  let  her  be  as  the  pleafant  roe 
9.17.  and  bread  eaten  in  fecretis  pleafant 
i%.z6.  words  of  the  poore  are  pleafant  words 
\6.z%.plcafant  words  are  as  a  hony-combe 
22.18. for  ills  a  pleafant  thing,  if  thou 
24-  4.  chambers  be  filled  with  plcafunt  riches 

Ecclef.  1 1.  7.  pleafant  thing  is  it  for  the  eyes  to  be. 

Cant.i.  16.  thou  artfaire  my  beloved,  yea  pleafant 
4. 13.  orchard  of  pomegran.  with  pleafant  fruits 

16.  and  eat  his  pleafant  fruits 
7.  6.  how  pleafant  art  thou,  O  love,  for  delights 
13.  at  our  gates  are  all  manner  of  pleafant 

Ifa.z.i6.and  upon  all plcafmt  piftures 
5.  7.  men  of  Judah  his  pleafant  plant 
13.  22.  and  dragons'  m  their  pleafant  palaces 
17.10.  therfore  fhalt  thou  plant  pleafant  plants 
32.12.  they  lament  for  thepleafant  fields 
^4.12.  He  make  thy  borders  of  pleafant  ftones 
64.  11.  all  our  pleafant  things  are  laid  wafte 

Jer.  3,19-  and  give  thee  a  pleafant  land 

12. 10.  made  my  pleafant  pott,  a  defolate  wild, 
23.10.  pleafant  places  of  the  wildernefle  are 
2?.  34-  ye  fhall  fall  like  a  pleafant  veSell 
31.20.  is  Ephraimap/w/fetfchild 

Lam.  1 .7.  all  her  pleafant  things  that  fhe  had 

10.  fpread  out  his  hand  on  all  her  pleafant 

1 1 .  given  their  pleafant  things  for  meat . 
2. 4.  and  flew  all  that  were  pleafant  to  the  eye 

E^.26.12.  and  deftroy  thy  pleafant  houfes 
?3-  32.  lovely  fong  of  one  thathatha  pleafant 

Dan.S.9.  and  toward  the  pleafant  land 

10. g.  I  eatnrt  pleafant  bread,  neither  came^ 

II  •  38-  with  precious  ftones  and  pleafant  things 
Hof.$,6-  the  pleafant  places  for  their  filver 

13.  Ephraim  is  planted  in  a  pleafant  place 
1 3.  1  J.  fpoile  the  treafure  of  all  pleafant  veffels 
Joel  3.  f .  carried  into  your  temples  my  pleafant 
Amos  y.  1 1.  ye  have  planted  pleafant  vineyards 
Micab  2.  9.  ha  ve  ye  caft  out  from  their  pleafant 
N-ahum  2.9.  and  glory  out  of  all  the  pleaf.  furnit 
Zech.  7. 14.  they  laid  the  pleafant  land  defolate 

A/d/.  3.  4.  offer, 


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Mal.z.  4-  ofter.  of  Jeruial.  be  pkafant  to  the  Lord 

32>Icafnntne,0. 
Prev.  3. 17.  her  waves  are  wayes  of  pleaf antms 

f-Heafe. 
E  Vorf  11.8.  if  fhe  f  &«/*  not  her  matter  who 
^^.13.27.  peradv.  it  will  p/w/c  God  that  thou 
1  <wOT.10.13.  but  Kit  pleafe  my  father  to  doe  thee 

1  SflW.7.29.  lee  it^tf/c  thee  to  blefie  the  houfe  of 

1  Chro.  17.  27. 
i  J$Sfti*iri,  or  elfe,if  it  /)&<?/«  thee,I  will  gi\re 

2  Cj'jra.  10.7.  and/>/ca/e  them,  and  fpeakc  good 
Neb.  2.5  .if  it  pleafe  the  king,and  if  thy  ferv.have 

7.  if  it  pleafe  the  king,  let  letters  be  given 
£^.1.19.  p/ea/e  the  kinglet  there  goe  a  royall 
3 .9.  if  it  pleafe  the  king,  let  it  be  written 

Ghap.  8.  5. 
5.  8.  if  it />£-*/?  the  king  to  grant  my  petition 
7.3.  pfca/e  the  king,  let  my  life  be  given 
9.13.  pleafe  the  king,  let  it  be  granted  to  the 
Job  6.  9.  would  /;/m/c  God  to  deftroy  me  ,  that 
ib:  10.  his  children  mail  feeke  to  pleafe  the 
Pfal.69.li.  this  alfo  fhall  p/w/c  the  Lord  better 
Prov.  16.  7.  when  a  mans  wayes  pleafe  the  Lord 
Cant.z.7.  nor  awake  my  love  till  he  pleafe 

Chap.  3.  5.  8:8.4. 
7/rf.  2.6.  they  p/w/f  themlelves  in  the  children  of 
55.1 1.  but  it  fhall  accomplifK  that  which  I  pie. 
'.<l6.  4.  and  chufe  the  things  thatpleafe  me,  and 
John  8.29.  i  doe  all  thole  things  that  pleafe  him 
A'o,-«.8.8.  that  are  in  the  flefh  cannot  pleafe  God 
1 5.  1.  and  not  to  pleafe  our  felves 
.    '2.  every  one  of  us  pleafe  his  neighbour,  for 
1  Cflf.7.3 1.  how  he  may  pleafe  the  Lord 

35.  of  the  world,  how  he  may  pleafe  his  wife 
3  4.  but  the  may  pleafe  her  husband 
io.  3 3.  even  as  I  pleafe  all  men  in  all  things 
Gal.i.io.oT  doe  I  feeke  to  pleafe  men 

1  Tbef.  2. 1  f  •  and  they  pleafe  not  God 

4. 1.  how  ye  ought  to  walke,and  to  pleafe  God 

2  Tw».2.4.that  he  may  pleafe  him  who  hath  chofen 
'Situs  2-  9.  and  to  pleafe  them  well  in  all  things 
Heb.i  1 .6.  without  faith  it  is  impoffible  to  pleafe 

•J&ieafefc 
Gen.  28.8.  daught.  of  Canaan  plcafed not  Ifaac  his 
33.10.and  thou  waft  pleafed  with  me 
3-'}..  18.  their  words  pleafed  Hatnor,  &  Shechem 
45.1 6.  it  pleafed  Pharaoh  well,  and  hisfervants 
Nh;;i'j.  1 4.  t  •  Balaam  law  that  it  pleafed  the  Lord 
Dc«(.  1.  23.  the  (ay'mg  pleafed  me  well 
7,^.22.30.  child.  ofManafl!  fpake,itp/w/«/them 

l  "  33.  the  thing  pleafed  the  children  of  lirael 
fudg.  13.  23.  if  the  Lord  were  pleafedto  kill  us,he 
14.7.  and  (lie  pleafed  Samuel  well 

1  Sam.xz.zz.  becaufeit  hath  pleafed  the  Lord  to 

18.  20. and  the  thing  pkafedbim 
zf.  it  pl-afedDa.  well,  to  be  the  kings  fon  in 

2  Sa:n.7.-z6.  tooke' notice  of  it,  and  it  pleajedtbem 

whatfoever  the  king  did,  pleafed  all  the 
17.4.  the  faying  pleafed  Abfalom  well 
19.6.  then  it  had  pleafed  thee  well 
1  VM&  3  •  1  o.  and  the  fpeech  pleafed  the  Lord  that 


17.  it  hath  pleafed  them  verily,  and 

1  Cor.t.zi.iipleafcdGodby  thefoolilh.  of  preach. 

7.1  z.and  fhe  be  pleafed  to  dwell  with  him 

13.it"  he  be  pleafed  to  dwell  with  her 
1 2 . 1 8 .  as  it  hath  p leafed  him 
1 5. 38. God  giveth  it  a  body  as  it  hath  pleafed 
Gal. no. for  if  I  yet  pleafed  mznfl  fhould 

1  j. but  when  it  pleafed  God,who 
Col.  1 . 1.9.  for  it  pleafed  the  Father  that  in  him 
fle&.u.j'.hadthis  teftimony,thathep/frz/ed  God 

//ai.42.  ji.Lo.  iswtll-pleafed  for  his  righteoufnefs 
Matt. j.  17. beloved  Son,inwhoml  am  wel-p leafed 
Chapt.17.5.  Mar.i.ii.Lu^.j.zz. 
i2.i8.beloved,in  whom  my  foul  is  well-pleafed 
iCor.i  0.5. many  of  them  God  was  not  well-pleafed 
Hfb.13.16.with  fuch  facrificc  God  is  well-pleafed 

2  Pet.  1. 1 7. beloved  Son,in  whom  I  am  well-pleafed 

Men-H&l&Lt&CS. 
Ephef  (,.  6.  not  with  eye-fervice  as  men-pleafcrs 

Col.  3.  22. 
f-Meafetlj. 

Gen.  \6.  6.  doe  to  her  as  \x  pleafeth  thee 

20.1 5/.  dwell  where  it  phafetb  thee 
Ejlb-z.  4.  a  maiden  which  pleafeth  the  king,  be  qu. 
Judg.  1 4.3.  get  her  for  me,  for  (he pleafeth  me  well 
Ecclcf.7.16.  whofo  pleafeth  God  fhall  elcape  from 
8.  3.  he  doth  whatfoever  pleafeth  him 
pleating. 
E$h.  8.  5. and  I  be  pleafing  in  his  eyes,  let  ic 
Hof  9.  4.  neither  fhall  they  be  pleafing  to  him 
Co/.  1. 10.  walke  worthy  of  the  Lord  to  all  pleating 
1  TbejJ.2.  4.  not  as  pleafing  men,  but  God 
1  John  3.22.  to  doe  thofe  things  that  ate  pleafing  in 

irell-^ieaUnz. 
Phil. 4.12.  afacrifice  accepta.  well-/Vcd/?«|toGod 
Col.  3.20.  for  this  is  well-pleafing  to  the  Lord 
Hcb.  13.21.  work. in  you  that  which  is  well-pkafmg 

fJleatite. 
G??z.t8.I2. am  waxenold,  fhall  I  have pleafure 
Deut.z3.z4.  eat  grapes  thy  fill  at  thine  own  pleaf 
1  ChrOi  29.1 7.  and  haft  pleafure  in  liprightnefle 
E\ra  J.  1 7  •  let  the  king  fend  his  pleafme  to  us 

10.  11.  and  doe  his  pleafure  ^  and  feparate  your 
Neb.9.77.  domin.  over  our  cattell  at  their  pleafiire 
E$h.  1. 8. fhould  doe  accor.  toevcry  mans  pleafme 
fob  21.21.  what  pleafiire  hath  he  in  his  houfe  after 
25.andnevcreateth with  pleafure 
ii.  3.  is  it  any  pleaf.  to  the  Almigh^thatthou 
Vfal.%  .4. not  a  God  that  hath  pleafiire  in  wickedncs 
3  5. 27.  which  hath  pleafiire  in  the  profperity  of 
51,18.  doe  good  in  thy  good  pleafiire  to  Zion 
102.  14.  thy  ferv.  take  pleafiire  in  her  ftones 
10  3 .2 1 .  ye  mini  ft  ers  of  his  that  doe  his  pleafiire 
105.12.  to  bind  his  princes  at  his  pleafme 
iir. 2. fought  out  of  all  them  that  have  pleafiire 
147.10.  taketh  not  pleafiire  in  the  legs  of  a  man 

11.  Lord  taketh  pleafure  in  them  chat  feare 
149.4.  Lord  taketh  pleafiire  in  his  people  ^ 
POT.21.17.that  Joveth  pleaf.  fhalbea  poore  man 


fto.1.32.  but  have  pleafiire  in  them  that  doe  them 
2  Co?.  1 2.io.therefore  I  take  pleafure  in  infirmities 
Epbef.  1  ■*)■  according  to  the  good  pleafure  of  his  will 

9.  according  to  his  good  pleafure 
Philip  2.13.  and  to  doe  of  his  good  pleafure 
z  The]]'.  1.  11.  fulfill  all  the  good  pleafure  of  his 

2.12.  but  had  pleafme  in  unrighteoufnefie 
Heb.io.S.  facrifices for  fin  thou  haft  had  no plef. 
8.  neither  hadft  pleafure  therein 
38.  my  foule  fhall  have  no  pleafure  in  him 

12.10.  chaftened  us  after  their  own  pleafure 
James  5.  5.  ye  have  lived  in  pleafure  on  the  earth 
2  Pct.z.ii.  as  they  that  count  it  pleafure  to  riot  in 
Kw.4.11.  for  thy  pkafure  they  are,  and  were 

fSHeafures. 
Job  zg.  1 1.  and  their  yeeres  in  plcafures 
Pfal.16.uxhy  right  hand  there  are  pleafSox  ever. 

36.8.  make  them  drinke  of  the  river  of  thy  plea. 
//a.47.8.  thou  that  art  given  to  pleafurcsjhat 
Lul{e  8.14.  and  pleafmes  of  this  life,  and  bring   1 
2  Tim,  3.  4.  lovers  of  plea] iircs  more  then  lover$ 
Titm  3.3.  ferving  divers  lufts  and  pleafures 
Heb.  1  i»2j\  then  to  enjoy  the  pleafures  of  fin  for 


9,i.Solomonsdefire  which  he  was  p/ea/Jd  to  do    Ecclef.  2.  i-.  therefore  enjoy  pleafure ,  and 


1 1.  and  they  pleafed  not  Hiram 
2  Chro.  30.  4.  dnd  the  thing  pleafed  the  king 
Neb.z.6.  fo  it  pleafed  the  king  to  fend  me 
Eftb-i.zi .  and  the  faying  pleafed  the  king 

2.4.  the  thing  pleafed  the  king,  and  he  did  fo 

9.  lmiden  p/MyMhim,and  the  obtained 
5.14  and  the  thing />&«/«/ Haman,and  he  caufed 
Pfal.  40. 13.  be  pleafed,  O  Lord,  to  deliver  me 
51.19.  then  thou  (halt  be  pleafed  with  the  facri. 
1  i  5.  3.  he  hath  done  whatfcArer  be  pleafed 
135.  6.  whatfoever  the  Lord  pleafed  that  didhe 
//a, 53. to.  yet  icplcafedthe  Lord  to  bruife  him 
Tj.in.6. 1 .  hpleafed  Darius  to  fet  over  the  kingdom 
Jonah  1 .  14.  thou,  O  Lord,haft  done  as  it  hath  pi. 
Micah  6.7.will  the  Lord  bepleafed  with  a  thoufand 
Mala.  1 .8.  will  he  be  plcafed  with  thee,  or 
Mat. 14.  6.  the  daugh.  of  Hcrodias  pleafedHzrod 

Mar.t.zz. 
Aet.6. 5 .  the  faying  pleafed  the  whole  multitude 
.  12-3.  becaufe  he  faw  it  pleafed  the  Jewes,  he 
15.22.  then  plea fed  it  the  a  poftles  and  elders 
34.  it  pleafed  Silas  to  abide  there  ftill 
Kom.i  5.3.  for  even  Chf [ft  pleafed  not  himrelfe 
26.  for  it  hathpleafcd  them  of  Macedo.  and 


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5.4.  he  hath  no  pleafure  in  fooles 

1 2. 1 . 1  have  no  pleafure  in  them 

Ifa.  2 1.4.  night  of  my  pleafure  hath  he  turned 

44.  28.  and  fhall  performe  all  my  pleafure 

'  46.1^.  and  lie  doe  all  my  pleafure 
48.14  he  will  doe  his  pleafure  on  Babylon 
55.10.  and  the  pleafure  of  the  Lord  iliall 
58.3.  in  the  day  of  your  faft  you  find  pleafiire 
1 3 .  from  doing  thy  pleafure  on  my  holy  day 
nor  rinding  thine  own  pleafure,  nor 

Jer.z.  24.  fhe  fnuffeth  up  the  wind  at  her  pleafure 
22.  28.  is  he  a  vefl'ell  wherein  is  no  pleafure 
34.1(5.  fet  at  liberty  at  their/>/a?/7.w,to  returne 
48.38.  wherein  is  no  pleafure  ,  faith  the  Lord 

£•^.16.37.  with  whom  thou  haft  taken  pleafure 
18.23.  have  I  any  pleafure  at  all  that  the  wicked 
3  2.  no  pleafure  in  the  death  of  him  that  dieth 
33.1  i.I  have  no  pleafure  \n  the  death  of  the  wi. 

Hn/".8.8.  as  a  veflell  wherein  is  no  pleafure 

Hag.i.g.  and  I  will  take  pleafure  in  it 

Mal.i.io.  I  have  no  pleafure  in  you,  faith  the  Lo. 

Lufie  12.32.  Fathers  good  pleafure  to  give  you  the 

AH.z4.z7.  Felix,wil!ing  to  fhew  the  Jewes  a  plea. 
2j;9.Feftus,  willing  to  doe  tlie  Jewes  a  pleafure 
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Gffl.38. 17-wilt  thou  give  me  a  pledge  till 
18.  what  pledge  lhall  I  give  thee' 
20.  to  receive  his  pledge  from  the  womans 
Exod.zz.z6.  at  all  take  thy  neig.  raiment  to plec 
Deut.za,.6,  or  the  upper  milflone  lopledge 

for  he  taketh  a  mans  life'to  plet 
10.  not  goe  into  his  houfe  to  fetch  his  pledge 
1 1  .bring  out  the  pledge  abroad  unto  thee 

1 2.  thou  fhalt  not  fleep  witli  his  plecge 

13.  deliver  him  the  pledge  againc 
1 7.  nor  take  a  widowes  raiment  to  pledge 

1  Sam.  1 7. 1 8 .  and  take  their  pledge  j 
Job  22. 6.  taken  a  pledge  from  thy  brother 

24.3.  they  take  the  widowes  oxe  for  A  pledge 
9.  and  take  a  pledge  of  the  poore 
Prov.zo,i6.  take  a  pledge  of  him  for  a  ftrange  wo. 
Chap.  27. 13. 
Exel(.  1 8.7.  reftored  to  the  debtor  his  pledge 
1 2 .  hath  not  reftored  the  pledge 
1 6.  hath  not  withholden  the  pledge 
33.1 5.  if  the  wicked  reftore  the  pledge  .give 
Amos  2.  8.  on  clothes  laid  to  pledge  by  every  altar 

^ietiges. 

2  Kjv-l.  x8.  23. 1  pray  thee,give|>/d^<7  to  my  lord 

Ifa.  16.  8. 

^Icfa&eff. 

Job  9.  9.  which  maketh  Pleiades,and  the  chambers 
38.3 1.  bind  the  fweet  influences  of  Pleiades 

^>lertteou0, 

Ge72.4i.34.take  up  the  fifth  part — in  the  feven  pie. 
47.  the  feven  phenteom  yeeres,  the  earrh  brou. 

Deut.zS.i  1.  Lord  fhall  make  thee  plenteoiu  in 
30.9.  the  Lord  will  make  thee  plenteous  in  eve. 

2  Chro.  1. 1 5.  made  gold  at  Jeruf.  as plent,  as  ftones 

Pfal.  86.  5.  and plentcom  in  mercy  unto  all  them 
1 5'.  and  plenteous  in  mercy  and  truth 
103.8.  the  Lord  vi plenteous  in  mercie 
130.7.  with  him  is  plenteous  redemption 

Ifa.  3  0.23.  and  it  fhalbe  fat  and  plenteous 

Hab.1.16.  and  their  meat  plenteous 

Mat.9.17.  the  harveft  truly  is  plenteout,  but 

fMcnteoufneOe. 

Gen. 41 ,53.  the  feven  yeeres  of plcntcoufaeffe  were 
Prov.z  1.5. thoughts  of  the  diligent  tend  only  to,^. 

fMctttle, 

Gra.27.28.  God  give  thee  pkntie  of  corne  &  wine 
41.29.  behold,  there  come  feven  yeeres  of  plen, 
3  o.  all  the  plentie  fhalbe  forgotten 
31.  plentie  (hall  not  be  known  in  the  .'and 

Lev.i  1.26.  wherein  there  is  plentie  of  water 

1  K'ng.io.  1 1  .brought  in  from  Ophir  plentie  of  al. 

2  Chro. 1 1.10.  had  enough  to  eat,&  have  left  plen. 
Job  22.  25.  andthou  fhalt havep/«2Woffilver 

37.23.  he  is  excellent  in  plentie  of  juftice 
Prov. 3.10.  fhall  thy  barnes  be  filled  with  plentie 

28.19.  tilleth  his  land,fhall  have  plentie  of  bre. 
Jcr.  44.17.  for  then  had  we  plentie  of  vidualls 
Joel  2.  z6.  and  ye  fhall  eat  in  pkntie 

fMentifuH. 
Pfal.6%.9.  O  God,  didft  fend  aplentifull  raine 
Jfa.ie.  10.  and  joy  out  of  the  plentiful  field 
Jer. 2.  7.  brought  you  unto  a plentifull  countrey 
4K.33.  gladneft 


P  LO 


PL  U 


P  LU 


POL 


POL 


POM 


48.33. gladneffe  is  taken  from  the  plentifull  fiel. 
#lentfft»Hp. 
Job  26.3.  how  haft  thou  plentifully  declared 
Pfal.3t.z3. plentifully  rewarded  the  proud  doer 
Lu\e  U.i6.gro.  of  a  rich  man  bto.foith  plentifully 

Pfal. 3  7 .  1 2.  the  wicked  plottetb  againft  the  juft 

f-Uougij. 
Luke  9  62.no  man  having  put  his  hand  to  the />/««. 

Deul.zz.  10.  not  plow  with  an  oxe  and  an  ails  tog. 
1  &»».  1 4. 1 4-  which  a  yoke  of  oxen  might  plow 
Job  4-8-  feen,  they  that  plow  iniquity,  and  fow 
Ptov.  ic.  4.  fluggard  will  notplow  by  reafon  of 
IJa.zS.z4.  doth  the  plow-man  £/«*>  all  day  to  fow 
Hef.  10.  11.  Judah  fhall  plow,  Jacob  (hall  breake 
/4woi  6.  1  z.  will  one  pto  there  with  oxen 
1  Cor.  9.  10.  he  that  ploweth  fhould />/03nn  hope 

Jitdg.  1 4. 1 S.  if  ye  had  not  plowed  with  my  rxifcr,ye 
P/Jz/.  119.3.  the  plowers  plowed  on  my  backe 
Jer.  26.18.  Zion  (hall  be />/»!W?<if  like  a  field 
Hof.io.  13.  ye haveplowed  wickednefle 
Afkab  3.  ii.  Zion  for  your  fake  be  plowed  as  a  field 

fbloroerg. 
P/a/.  1 1 9 . 3  •  the  plow  -ts  plowed  on  my  backe 

fMooocth. 

1  Cm.  9.  ic  that  he  thatplowetb  fliould  plow  in 

filofcrtng. 

i  King.  19.19.  and  found  Elifha  was  plowing 
Job  1.  14.  the  oxen  were  plowingand  affes 
Prov.zi.  4.  and  the  plowing  of  the  wicked  isfinne 
Lu^e  17.7.  which  of  you  having  a  fer  v, plowing,  or 

pi/^.i8..a4.  doth  the  plow-man  plow  all  day  to  fow 
\Am0s9.  13.  that  the  1  low- man  (hall  overtake 

Z/rf  6i-f .  fonsofthe  aiient  fhdbe  your  plow-men 
.Jet.  14.4.  the  plow-mn  were  afhamed,  they 

lfa.2.4.  beat  their  fwords  into  plow-Jhares  Mic.4,3. 
Joel  3.10.  beat  your  plow-flares  into  fwords 

Le w.  1 . 1 6 .  pluc\e  away  his  crop  with  his  feathers 
Numb.3  >#  $2.  and  quite plusl;e  down  their  high 
Deut.z$ .15.  then  thou  mayeft  p//«^?  the  eares 

2  dro.  7.Z0. plucfe  them  up  by  the  roots  out  of 
Jtb  14.  9-  they  pliif\e  the  facherlefie  from  the 
Pfal.z'y.i')-  lie  fhall  p/«c^e  my  feet  out  of  the  net 

52.5.  and  plucke  thee  out  of  thy  dwelling  place 

74.11. plucke  it  out  of  thy  bofome 

80.  11.  which  pafle  by  the  way  dqe  pluclte  her 
Ecclef.  3.  z.  a  time  to  ptyssfy  up  that  which  is  plant. 
Jcr.iz.  14.  He  plucfe  them  out  of  their  land 

and  plucfy:  out  the  houfe  of  Judah  from 
17.  will  not  obey  ,  He  utterly  phife  up  that 

18.7.  concerning  a  kingdome  to  plucke  it  up 

4i.  14.  yet  would  I  plucke  thee  thence 

24. 6  and  not  plucke  them  up 

3  i.ig.asl  have  watched  over  them  to pluc\e  up 

41.10.  and  I  will  notpluc\e  you  up 

4?.4.that  which  I  have  planted  I  vrlWpluclg  up 
Evk-  17.9.  or  many  people  to  plucke  it  up  by 
I     23.34.  thou  (halt  plucfye  off  thy  brefts 
'Micab  3.2.  whof/w^eoff  the  skin  from  offthem 

f.14.  He  plucke  up  thy  groves  out  of  the 
IMat.l.zg.right  eye  offend  thee,pte£e  it 

Chap.  i8.9. 

11. 1  began  toplm:\ethe  eares  of corne,and 
Mar  fy.z.z  3.  began  to  plucke  the  eares  ofcorne 

9.  47,  thine  eye  offend  thee,pluc^e  it  out 
John  10.18.  ne.fhall  any  man  plucke  them  out  of 
29 .  no  man  is  able  to  plucke  them  out  of 
fMucfeerj, 
Exod.4.7  and  plucked  it  out  of  his  bofome,  and 
Dcut.  28 .  63 .  ye  (hall  be  pinched  from  off  the  land 
Ruth  4. 7.  a  man  plucked  off  his  fhoe,  and 
2  Sara.  23.  ai.  and  plucked  the  fpeare  out  of  the 
Ifa.  50.6.  my  cheeks  to  them  that  plucked  off  the 
fer.  6.  19.  wicked  are  not plumed away 

12.15.  after  that  I  have  plucked  them-ouc 

?  1 .4°.  it  (hall  not  be  plucked  up 
E\e\.  19. 11.  but  (he  was  pltu\ed\\p>  in  fury 
D<>«.  ir.  4.  for  his  kingdome  fhalbep/.wW  up 
ikta^<?  5.4.  chaines  had  been  plucked  afunder  by 
Lu^e  6. 1.  his  difciplesp  luclgd  the  eares  of  corn 


17.6.  be  thou  plucked  up  by  the  root ,  and 
Gal.  4. 1 5 .  ye  would  have  plucked  out  your  eyes 
Jade  1 1.  twice  dead,p/*c£fd  up  by  the  rooces 

Prov.14.  r.  the  foolifh  plucketb  it  down  with  her 

¥>lncto. 
Gen.  8-i  1 .  in  her  mouth  an  olive  leafe  placet  off 

1  Chro.i  1.13.  f/toty  the  fpeare  out  of  the  Eg.  hand 
E^ra  9.  3.  and  placet  off  the  haire  of  my  head 
Neb.i^.z  5 .  andpluc^t  off  their  haire,  and  made 
Ji»6  29.17.  and  pluclp:  the  fpoile  out  of  his  teeth 
Dan.7.4.1  beheld  till  the  wings  thereof  were  plu. 

8.  three  of  the  firft  homes  placet  up  by  the 
Amo.  4.1 1.  ye  were  as  a  fire-brand pluctft  out  of 
Zech.^.z.  is  not  this  a  fire-brand  pluc\t  out  of  the 

3&Iurob=Une. 
Amos.7.7.  made  by  &  plumb-line ,  with  a  plumb-line 
8.  kt  a  plumb-line  in  the  miclft  of  my  people 
plummet, 

2  J$»g.  2 1 . 1 3 .  and  the  plummet  of  the  houfe  of 
Ifa.  28.  17.  and  righteoufnefle  to  the  plummet 
Zech.4.10.  and  (hall  fee  the  plummet  in  the  hand 

plunge. 
Job  g .  3 1 .  yet  (halt  thou  plunge  me  in  the  ditch 

^octyeretrj, 
E^ra  2.  J7.  the  children  of  Pocberetb  of  Zebaim 

Neb.  7.  59. 
1&oetjEf. 
ASt.17.zS.  as  certaine  alio  of  your  own  ttvM 
f->ofnt, 

Gcm.  25 .  32.  behold,  I  am  at  the  foiat  to  die 
Jer.  1 7. 1  .and  with  the  point  of  a  diamond 
Atar^3.23.my  daughter  licth  at  thenar  of  death 
John  4.  47.  for  he  was  at  the  point  of  death 
Jam.  2.  io.  and  yet  off  nd  in  one  point,  he  is 

fSomt. 

Numb.  34.  7.  point  out  for  you  mount  Hor 

8.  point  out  your  border  to  the  en.  of  Hamath 
1  o.  point  out  your  eaft  border  from 

ISofntcD. 
Job  41. 30.  fpreadeth  ftiatpe  pointed  things  on  the 

joints. 
Ecclef.  5 .16.  tliat  in  all  points  as  he  came,  lb 
Heb.4.16.  but  was  in  all  points  tempted  like 

fDotfon. 

Deut.^z.  2 4.  with  the poi/on  offerpentsintlieduft 

33.  their  wine  is  the  poifonof  dragons 
Job  6.  4.  poifon  whereof  drinketh  up  my  fpirit 

20.  16.  he  fhall  fucke  the  poifon  ot  afpes 
Pfal.1)  8.  4.  their  poifon  is  like  the  poifon  of  ferpents 

I40.3.  adders  poifon  is  under  their  lips 
Rom.  3.13.  poifon  of  afpes  is  under  their  lips 
Jam,}.  8.  an  unruly  evill3  full  of  deadly  poifm 
.  1£>oIe. 

W«W.2i.8.and  fetitupona/w/i? 

9.  Mofes  put  the  ferpent  of  brafT;  on  a  psle 

DOH.S.Z1).  through  his  policie  alfo  he  (hall  caufe 

#oHfbeti. 
Pfal.  1 44. 1 1.  pottfbed  after  the  fimilitude  of  a  pala. 
i/a.49.2.  and  made  me  a.poltfl>-'d  lhaft 
Dan.10,6.  his  feet  like  to  polijhcd  brafle 

l&oiiOnng- 

Lam.  4.  7.  their  polifiingviAs  of  faphire 

1&01I. 
Numb.i.z.  number  of  names  by  their  p»# 

Chap.  18.  20,22. 
3. 47.  take  five  fhekels  a  piece  by  the  pott 

E^.44.10.  they  fhall  only  £»#  their  heads 
Af/ffjb  1.16.  make  thee  bald,  and  poll  thee 

2  Sem.14.  z6.  when  he  />o^  his  head,  for  it  was 
at  every  yeeres  end  that  he  polled  it 

1  Cfcw.23.3.  and  their  numbers  by  their  pols 

24 .  counted  by  number  of  names  by  their  po. 
$5oUnte. 

Numb.1S.3z.  neith.  fhall  ye  pollute  the  holy  things 

3  5.33.  fo  fhall  ye  not  pollute  the  land  wherein 
Jer.7-$o.  which  is  called'by  my  Name,  to  pollute 
E^ck-7- 1 J  •  and  tney  'na^  p»^«*f  it 

22.  they  fhall  pollute  my  fecret  place 
13.19.  will  ye  pollute  me  among  my  people 
20.  31.  pollute  your  felveS  with  all  your  idols 
39.  but  pollute  ye  my  holy  Name  no  more 


39.7.  not  let  them  pollute  my  holy  Nam;  any 
44.7.  be  in  my  fanctuary  to  pollute  ic 
Dan.i  i.3i.they  fhall  pollute  the  fanftuary  of  ftre 

Exod.zo.z<; .thy  took  uponit,thou  had poSuted  it 
2  JC.wg-23.Kj.  burnt  them  upon  the  altar,  &  pellut. 
2  Chro.36.14.  and  polluted  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
E  V<z  2.  6z.  therefore  were  they  as  polluted 

Neb.  7.  64. 
Pfal.  1 06. 3  8.  and  the  land  was  polluted  with  blood 
lfa.47.6. 1  have  polluted trime  inherit,  atid  given 
48. 1 1.  for  how  fhould  my  Name  beptlluted 
Jer.z.z3.  howcanft  thou  fay,  I  am  notpolluted 
3. 1.  ihall  not  that  land  be  greatly  polluted 

2.  chou  haft  polluted  thy  land  with  thy  whor. 
3  4. 1 6.  but  ye  turned  and  polluted  my  Name 
Lam.z.z.  he  hath  polluted  the  kingdome 

4-  '4-  they  hare  polluted  tbemfelves  with  blood 
E\e\.4. 1 4.  behold,  my  foule  hath  not  been  pollut. 
1 4.1 1.  neither  be  polluted  any  more  with  all 
1 6.6.  I  faw  thee  polluted  in  thine  own  blood 

22.  and  waft  polluted  in  thy  blood 
20.9.  that  it  fhould  not  be  polluted  bef.  Ver.  14. 
1 3 .  and  my  fabbaths  they  greatly  polluted 
16.  not  in  my  ftatutes,  but  polluted  my  fabba. 

21.  they  polluted  my  fabbaths ,  then  I  faid 

22.  not  be  polluted  in  the  fight  of  the  heathen 
24-  and  had  polluted  my  fabbaths ,and  their 
z6. 1  polluted  them  in  their  own  gifts 

30.  are  ye  polluted  after  the  manner  of 
23- 17.  and  (he  was  polluted  with  them 

3°-  becaufe  thou  art  polluted  with  their  idols 
?*.i8.  idols  wherewith  they  hadpoUuted  ic 
Hof.6.8.  and  is  polluted  with  blood 

9. 4.  all  that  eat  thereof  mail  be  polluted, 
A/ms7.17.  and  thou  (halt  die  ma  polluted  had 
Micab  2.  10..  this  is  not  your  reft,  becaufe  it  is  pall. 
Zepb.^.L  woe  t0  ner  tnat  js  filthy,  and  polluted 
4  •  her  priefts  have  polluted  the  fancluary 
Mal.i.7.  ye  offer  polluted  bread  on  mine  altar 

wherein  have  we  polluted  thee 
I2.that  ye  fay,The  table  of  the  Lord  is  poll. 
Aft.z  1.28.  and  hath  polluted  this  holy  place 

f&oHtrtfng. 
Ifa.S6.z.  that  kecpeth  the  fabbathfrom  pottitiing 

Vcrfe  6. 
#oHntion. 
£^.22.10.  that  was  fet  apart  for  pollution . 

#oHtmon0. 
Ac~t.if.zo.  that  they  abftainc  from  pollutions  of  id. 
2  Pet.z.zo,  after  they  have  efcaped  the  poll,  of  the 

13ollw. 
Acl.zS.  r  1 .  whofe  figne  was  Caftor  and  Pollux 

fJomegranate. 
Excd.  28. 34.  zpome.  and  a  golden  bell ,  apomeg. 
Chap.  39.26. 
1  Sam.14.  2.  Saul  tarried  under  a  pomegranate  -tree 
Cant.  4.  3.  thy  temple  like  a  piece  of  a  pomegranate 
6.7.  as  a  piece  of  a  pomegranate  are  thy  temples 
8. 2.  to  drinke  of  the  juyce  of  my  pomrgramte 
Joel  1. 12.  the  pomegranate-tree  languifheth 
Htfg.2.19.  ^  yet  the  fig-tree,  and pomegrana.  hath 

^3omegranateff, 

Exed.zS.33,  thou  (halt  make  pomegranates  of  blue 

39.24.  made  on  the  hems  of  the  robe  pomegr.  of 

2?.and  put  the  bels  between  the  pomegranates 

round  about  betvteenethe  pomegranates 

Numb.13.z3.  and  they  brought  of  the  pomegra.and 

2d.  5 .  it  is  no  place  of  pomegranates 
Deut.S.S.  a  land  of 'pomegranates ,  a  land  of 

1  ^'wg.7.18.  to  cover  the  chapiters  mmpomeg/an. 

20.  chapiterapn  the  pillars  had  pomegranates 

pomegranates  were  two  hundred  in  rowes 

42  .and  400.  pomegr  a.  for  the  two  net-works 

even  two  rowes  oipomeg/a.  for  one  net- wo. 

2  King.z5.17.  and  pomegranates  on  the  chapiter 

2  Cbro.  3.16.  and  made  an  hund. pomegra.  and  put 

4-  13-and  fourehun.  pome,  on- the  two  wreathes 

two  rowes  ot  pomegra.  on  each  wreathe 

Cant. 4.13.  thy  plants  are  an  orchard  of  pomegrana. 

6.  11.  and  the  pomegranates  budded 

7.T2.  and  the  pomegranates  bud  forth 

/ft',  f  2.  22.  and  pomegranates  upon  the  chapiters 

and  the  pomegranates  were  like  to  thefc  ' 
2  j.were  ninety  and  fix  pomegranates  on  a  fide 
pomegranates  on  the  net-work  were  an  hus. 
ffiowcfg, 


PON 


POO 


POO 


POO 


POO 


POO 


i  Cbr.4^1  a.to  wit,the  two  pillars.,and  the  pomels 
to  cover  the  twpomels  of  the  chapiters 
Verfe  13. 

ifa-i-H.  thekpnipepe.  that  rejoyceth  fliall  defc. 
14.  11.  thy  pompe  is  brought  down  to  the  grave 
£■^.7.24.  lie  make  the  pompe  of  the  ftrong  to 
\o.\R.pompeo{ her  ftrength  fliall  ceafein  her 
32.12.  they  fliall  fpoile  the  pompe  of  Egypt 
33.  28.  pompe  of  her  ftrength  fliall  ceafe 
Aft.zf. 13.  when  Bernice  was  come  with  great po 

fonder. 
Prov.  4.  zd.  ponder  the  path  of  thy  feec  • 

$.tf.  left  thou  (houldeft ponder  the  path  oflife 
3&ont>crct). 
Luke  2.19.  and  pondmd  them  in  her  heart 

^onOcretl). 
Prim.  J.  21.  and  hepmtofcall  his  goings 
21  .i  .but  the  Lord  ponderetb  the  hearts 
14.11.doth  not  he  that  ponderetb  the  heart 
031100. 
Exod.j.  ip.upon  their  rivcrs,and  upon  their  ponds 

ChaptAj. 
i/ai.i9.io.all  that  make  (luces  and  pe#rf.r  for  fifli 

pontics. 
Jf<J«.27.i.de!ivered  him  to  Pontius  Pilate 
Lu\e  ^.i.Tontim  Pilate  being  governour  of  Judea 
Atts  4.i7.both  Herod  and  Pontius  Pilate  with 
1  Tjw.1J.13.who  before  Pontim  Pilate  witnefkd 

AUs  a.o.and  the  dwellers  — in  Pontut&nA  Afia 
18.1  .named  Aquila,born  in  Po?tf«*3lately 

1  Per.i.i.ftrangers  Mattered  thorowout  Pontus 

|E>ool. 

2  Sam.z.i$.the  one  fare  on  the  one  fide  of  the  pool 

the  other  on  the  other  fide  of  the  pool 
4.12  hanged  them  up  over  the  poolat  Hebron 

1  lO7z.22.38.one  waftiedthe  charet  in  the  poo/ of 

2  K}.  i8.i7-ftood  by  the  conduit  of  the  upper  pool 
20.20.and  how  he  made  a  pool  and  a  conduic 

^ehem.z.  14. then  I  wen:  on  to  the  kings  pool 
j.ij.andthe  wall  of  the /w/ of  Slloah 
itf.Neh.repai.—  to  the  poo/  that  was  made 
lfa'1.7. $.at  the  end  of  the  conduit  of  the  upper  pool 
12.9.  gat.  together  the  waters  of  the  lower  pool 

n .  for  the  water  of  the  old  pool 
3  f.7.  the  parched  ground  fliall  become  a  pool 
3  6.2.  he  flood  by  the  conduit  of  the  upper  pool 
4 1. 1  §.•  I  will  make  the  wildern.  a  p  ool  of  water 
Nahum  2.8.Nineveh  is  of  old  like  a  pool  of  water 
John  j. 2.  ac  Jerufalem  by  the  fheep-marketj  a  pool 
4. angel  went  down  into  thepoo/,and  troubled 
y.water  is  troubled ,to  put  me  into  the  pool 
9.7.  go  wafli  in  the  pool  of  Siloam 
x  1. go  to  the  poo/  of  Siloam5and  wafli 
|9ools. 

Exod.7.\9.znd  upon  all  their  pools  of  water 
Pfal.24.6xhe  rainalfo  filkth  the  poofr 
.Ecck'f.  2.6. 1  made  me  pools  of  water  to  water 
//(ti.14.23.  I  willmake  it  pools  ofwater 
41.1  j.  and  I  will  dry  up  the  pools 
#O0Z. 
Gcw.41.19.came  up  after  them,po«r,and  very 
Exod.z3.11.  that  the  poor  of  thy  people  may  cat 

30. if .  andthe  poo/'  flial  not  give  kfl'e  then  half 
,Lmt.i^.z i .if  he  be  poor,  and  cannot  get  fo  much 
19.10.  thou  fliak  leave  them  for  the poor 
1  J.notrefpect  the  perfon  ofthepoo>,nor 
l%%$.  if  thy  brother  be  waxen  poor,  and  hath 
3? .brother  be  waxen  £W«  (halt  relieve  him 
3  9  brothbe  waxen  poor' — fold  to  thee 
47-thy  brother  be  waxen  poor,  and  fell 
D*«*.if.4.fave  when  there  fliall  be  no  poor 
7 -not  fliut  thy  hand  from  thy  poor  brother 
9-and  thine  eye  be  evill  ag.thy  tony  brother 
H.poor  fliall  never  ceafe  out  of  the  land 
Ritth  3. 1  o.followedft  not  young  men,whether  poor 
I  Santii.7  the  Lord  maketh  poor,  and  maketh  rich 

8.he  rtifcth  up  the  poor  out  of  the  duft 
1  S2s».u.i.the  one  rich,and  the  other  poor 
2 Kjn.z^.i 2.captain  left  of  the  poor  of  the  land 
job  f  ,&$  .Kc  faveth  the  poor  from  the  (word 
i6.fo  the  poor  hath  hope 
lo.io  his  children  fliall  feek  to  pkafe  the  poor 
i^.becaufe  he  hathforfaken  thepoor 


14. 4,the  poor  of  the  earth  hide  rheiiifclves 
9. they  take  a  p'edge  of  the  poor 
14-murderer  killeth  the  poor  and  needy 
29.  n.  becaufe  1  delivered  the  poor  that  cryed 
30.2j.was  not  my  foul  grieved  for  the  poor 
3 1 . 1 6.  if  I  ha  ve  wi  ch-held  the  poor  from 

i9ior  any  poor  without  covering 
34.i9inor  regarded!  the  rich  more  then  the  pony 
28.caufe  the  cry  of  thepoor  to  com:  unto  him 
35. 1  f.he  delivereth  the  poor  in  his  affliftion 
Pfal.9. 1 8.  expectation  of  the  poor  (hall  not  perifti 
io.2.wicked  in  his  pride  doth  perfecuce  thepoor 
8.his  eyes  are  privily  fet  againft  the  poor 
5».he  lieth  in  wait  to  catch  the  poor 

he  doth  catch  the  poor,  when  he  draweth 
ic.that  thepoor  may  fall  by  his  ftrong  ones 
i^.the poor  committeth  himfelf  to  thee 
1 2. 5.  for  the  opprefllon  of  the  poor  3or  the 
14.1?.  you  have  fliamed  the  counfell  of  the  poor 
jy.io.which  delivereft  thepoor  from  him  that 
yea,  the  poor  and  needy  from  him  that 
37.i4.l)cnttheir  bow,  cocaft  down  thepoor 
40.1 7. but  I  am  poor  and  needy,  yet  the  Lord 

Pfal7o.s. 
41. 1.  blefled  is  he  that  conndereth  the  poor 
49.1.  both  low  and  high,  rich  and  poor  together 
68. 1  o. prepared  of  thy  goodnefle  for  the  poor 
69.23.  but  I  am  poor  and  lorrowfull 
3 3 . for  the  Lord  heareth  thepoor 
724.be  fliall  judge  the  poor  of  the  people 
i2.deliver  the  needy  when  hecrieth:  thepoor 
1 3. he  fliall  fpare  the  poor  and  needy 
7-4.21.kt  the  poor  and  needy  piaife  thy  Name 
8  2-  3. defend  the  poor  and  fatherlefle 
4. deliver  thepoor  and  the  needy 
86-i.heare  me;  for  1  ampoor  and  needy 
107.41.  yet  fetteth  he  thepoor  on  high  from 
109.21.  for  I  ampoor  and  needy  :  and  my  heart 
3 1  .he  fliall  ftandat  the  right  hand  of  thepoor 
U3.7.he  raifeth  up  the  poor  out  of  the  duft 
132.1  J.l  willfatisfie  her  poor  w,'th  bread 
1 40. 1 2.  and  maintain  the  right  of  the  poor 
Prov.10.4  he  becometh  poor  that  deakth  with 
1 5  .deftruftion  of  the  poo*'  is  their  poverty 
1 3.7  there  is  that  maketh  himfelfpoor 
8  but  the  poor  heareth  not  rebuke 
23.muchfood  is  in  the  tillage  of  thepoor 
1 4.20.  thepoor  is  hated  even  of  his  neighbour 
2  i.that  hath  mercy  on  the  poor,  happy  is  he 
Jr. he  that  opprefl'eth  thepoor,reproacheth 
that  honoreth  him,  hath  mercy  on  the  poor 
I7»$.  whofo  moeketh  the  poor  ,reproacheth  his 
1 8  23-the  poor  ufcth  intreaties,  but  the  rich 
1 9. 4.  but  the  poor  is  feparated  from  his  ncighb . 

Tf.all  the  brethren  of  the  poor  do  hate  him 
2i.i3.ftoppcth  hiseares  at  the  cry  of  the  poor 
2i.a.  the  rich  and  poor  meet  together 
7.  the  rich  ruleth  over  thepoor 
iS.he  that  opprefl'eth  the  poor,  to  increafe  his 
22. 10b  not  the  poor,  becaufe  he  is  poor 
i8. 8.  gather  it  for  him  that  will  pity  the  poor 
11.  poor  that  hath  underftanding,fearcheth 
1 5.(0  is  a  wicked  ruler  over  the  poor  people 
29.7  .righteous  confidereth  the  caufe  of  the  poor 

14-king  that  faithfully  judgeth  the  poor}  his 
3  0.9  or  left  1  be  poor,  and  fteal 

1 4.as  knives,  to  devoure  the  poor  from  of? 
31  9.  and  plead  thecaufeof  thepoor  and  needy 
£cf/o/"-4.i4.born  in  hiskingdome,  becometh  poor 
%  ,8;if  thou  feeft  the  opprefllon  of  the  poor 
6.8.what  hath  thepoat,  that  knoweth Co  walk 
9.1$. found  in  it  a  poor  wife  man 
7/(0.3.14.  the  fpoikofthe  poor  isin  yourhoufes 
1  f .  and  grindc  the  faces  of  th" poor 
10.2  to  take  away  the  right  from  the  poor 

30. to  be  heard  unto  Laifh,  Opoor  Anathoth 
1 1 .4  with  righteoufnefle  flial  he  judge  the  poo;' 
14.30. firft-born  of  the  poor  {hall  feed 

32. the  poor  of  h's  people  fliall  nuft  in  it 
26.tf.even  die  feet  of  thepoor  fhal  tread  it  down 
19.19.  poor  among  men  fliall  rejoyce  in  thee 
3 2.7.  to  deftroy  the/w  with  lying  words 
411 7-when  the  poor  and  needy  feck  water 
f8.7  that  thou  bring  the  poo>-  that  are  caftout 
Jer.i.  3 1  •  found  the  bloud  of  the  fouls  of  the  poor 
y.4.1  faid, Surely  thefc  are  poor 


20.1 3 .  he  hath  delivered  the  foul  of  the  poor 
22.  itf.he  judged  the  caufe  of  the  poor  and  needy 
39. 1  o.Nebuzaradan — left  of  the  poo?  of  the  pe. 
40.7.and  of  thepoor  of  the  land,  of  them 
52.1?.  away  captive  certain  of  the  poor  of  the 
i6.kft  certain  of  the  poor  of  the  land 
£^i6.49.ftrengthen  the  hand  of  thepoor 
18.12.hath  opprefled  thepoor  and  needy 

I7.taken  ofFhis  hand  from  thepoor 
22.29.and  they  have- vexed  thepoor 
Amos  2-6.thcy  fold— the  poor  for  a  pair  of  flioes 
7.duft  of  the  earth  on  die  head  of  the  poor 
4.i.which  opprefle  the  poo/,which  cmfluhe  nee. 
y.n.as  your  treading  is  upon  the  poor 

1 2.  turn  afide  the  poor  in  che  gate  from 
8.4.10  make  che^oo*'  of  the  land  to  faile 
6.that  we  may  buy  thepoor  for  filver 
H^3.i4.their  rejoycing  was  to  devour  the  pom' 
£^.3.i2.midft  of  thee  an  afflicted  and  poor  peop. 
Zecb.7.  x  o.  and  opprefle  not  the  poor,  and  let 
II.7.I  v/ill  feed  even  yoUjO/wrof  the  flock 
1 1. and  fo  the  poor  of  the  flock  that  waited 
Mat.  5 . 3.blefled  are  the  poor  in  fpirit 

1  i.y.  poor  have  the  Gofpel  preached  to  them, 
2tf.11.yc  have  the  poor  alwaies  with  you 

Mar\  14.7. 
Mar\  i2.42.therccame  a  certain  poor  widow 

Luifi  21.2. 
43.that  this  poor  widow  hath  caft  more  in  then 
Lu\e  2f.3. 
Luke  6. 20.bkfled  be  ye  poor;  for  yours  is  the 
1 4.1 3  .call  the  /ww^che  maimed,the  lame 
11  .and  bring  in  hither  the  poor  and  maimed 
John  1 2.tf  not  that  he  cared  for  the  poor 

8.  for  the  poor  alwayes  ye  have  with  you 
Rom. 15.z6.to  make  a  contribution  for  the  poor 
2C0A6.1o.as  poor,yet  making  many  richras  having. 

8.9.yet  for  your  fakes  he  became  poor 
Gal.z.t  o.that  we  fliould  remember  the  poor 
James  2.?.hath  not  God  chofen  the /w  of  this 

6  but  ye  have  defpifed  the  poor 

Rev  .3.i7.knoweft  not  that  thou  art— poor1, &  bind 

t3.16.he  caufeth  all  both  rich  &  poor  to  receive 

Is  $00*. 

Exod-iz.i.').  money  to  any  of  my  peop.  that  ispoor 

Dcut.z4.14.not  opprefle  an  hired  ferv.  that  ispoor 

1  f  .for  he  ispoor,  and  fetteth  his  heart 
Judg  6.1  y. behold  my  family  is  poor  in  Manafleh 
Prw.i^.i.better  is  the  pom  that  walketh  in  his 

Ghapt.28.6 
ii.22.rob  not  the  poor,  becaufe  he  ispoor 
£«/c/4.i3.better  is  a  poor  and  a  wife  child,then 
Ifai.66.z.even  to  bim  that  ispoor,  and  of  a  contrite 

|J>002  man. 
Exod.z^A, countenance  a  poor  man  in  his  caufe 
Deut.i  j.7^mong  you  a  poor  man  of  one  of  thy 
24. 1 2.  man  be  poor  — not  fkep  with  his  pledge 

1  Sam.iS. 23. feeing  that  I  am  zpoor  man,  and 

2  Sam,iz.^.  poor  man  had  nothing  fave  one  little 

4  but  took  thepoor  mans  lamb,  and  drcflcd  it 
Pfal.34.6  this  poor  man  cryed,  and  the  Lo.  heard 
109.i6.but  perfecuted  the  pom  and  needy  man 
Prof.19  zz  and  a  poor  man  is  better  then  a  lyar 
2l.i7.1ovethpIeafurelhall  beapoor  man 
28.3.3  poor  man  that  opprefleth  the  poor  is 
29.13.poor  and  deceitfull  man  meet  together 
Ecdef.9.1  y.no  man  remembred  that  fame  poor  man 

itf.the  poor  mans  wifdome  is  defpifed 
James  2.2:and  there  come  in  alfo  a  poor  inaa 

To  the  y*>wp. 
LmV.13.22.thou  (halt  leave  them  unto  thepoor 
I  £^9.22.and  offending  gifts  to  the  poor 
Job  29.  itf.  I  was  a  father  to  thepooi" 
36.6.  but  giveth  right  to  the  poor 
Pfal.i  i2.9.hath  difperfed,he  hath  given  to  thepoor 
Prov  22.9  for  he  giveth  of  his  bread  to  the  poor 
28.17. he  that  giveth  to  thepoor  fliall  not 
3  i.2o.(he  ftretcheth  out  her  hand  to  the pior 
lfri.zj.4.  thu  haft  been  a  ftrength  to  the  poor 
Dan4.x7.hy  (hewing  mercy  to  the  poor  ' 

Matt.  19.21.  and  give  to  the  poor,  and  thou  (halt 

Mark  ro.21. 
2tf.9.been  fold  for  much,  and  given  to  the  poor 
Mai\  14- ?■ 
Lu}$  4  1 8  .to  preach  the  G  ofpel  to  the  poor 
7-2i.to  thepoor  che  Gofpei  is  preached 

I S.  2  2. and 


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18.22.  and  diltribute  unto  the  poor,  and 
i9.8.ha!feof  my  goods  I  give  t®  the  poor 
i  fohn  1 2.  j-  for  300.  pence,  and  given  to  the  poor 
13.29.  he  mould  give  fomcthing  to  the  poor 

1  Cor.x^.$.  I  beftow  all  my  goods  to  feed  the  poor 

2  Ce;\9.9.he  hath  given  to  the  poor,  his  righteouf. 
fames  2-3-and  fay  to  the  poor,  Stand  thou  here 

Thy  f->0QZ. 
£.W.z3.6.notwreft  the  judgement  of  thy  poor    ■ 
De«r.  1  f  .7.nor  (hut  thy  hand  from  thy  /hw  broth, 
o.thine  eye  be  evill  againft  thy  poor  brother 
11.  hand  wide — 'to  thy  poor,  and  to  thy  nee. 
Pfal.7z.zMe  fhall  judge  thy  poor  with  judgement 
74. 1 9. forget  not  the  congregation  of  thy  poor 
boozer. 
Z.ra'f.27.8.ifhe  be  poorer  then  thy  eftimation 

2  iV'».24.i4.nons  remained  fave  thepoorefl  fort 

poplar, or  poplars. 
Got.jo. 37. Jacob  took  rods  of  green  poplar 
Ho/^4. 13. burnt  incenfe  under  poplars 

populous. 

De««.26:5\bccametberea  nation  great  St  populous 
Nabum  3  8  art  thou  better  then  populous  No 

3£>ojatl)3. 

F.flh.Z. 9. and  Poratba,  Adalia — fons  of  Haman 

•jWg.3.23.Ehud  wen:  forth  through  the  porch 
1  Xjn.6.2.  porch  before  the  temple  of  the  houfe 
7?6.  and  he  made  a  pan*  of  pillars 

and  the  porch  was  before  them 
7. he  made  a  porch  for  the  throne  where 

even  the  porch  of  judgement:and  it  was 
8.his  houfe  had  an:ther  court  within  the  par. 
taken  to  wife)  like  unto  this  porch 
,;  12.  and  for  the  fweb  of  thehoufe 
19.  of  lilie  work  in  the  porch  five  cubices 
2i.he  fet  up  the  pillars  in  the  porch 

1  Cfc.28.11.Da.gave  to  Sol.  the  patern  of  the  por. 
'2  Chron  i-^. the  porch  that  was  in  the  front  ofche 

8. 12. which  he  had  built  before  theporch 
i$. 8. that  was  before  the  porch  of  the  Lord 
29.7.  they  have  fhut  up  the  doores  of  theporch 
17-the  8. day  of  the  mon.came  they  to  the  por. 
£^?£.8.i6.  between  theporch  and  the  altar  Were 
40.7.threfhold  of  the  gate,  by  the  porch  of  the 
8.he  meafured  all  the  porch  of  the  gate 
9-then  mea.he  the  porch  of  the  gate,  8.cubites 
porch  of  the  gate  was  inward 
1  >unto  the  face  of  the  porch  of  the  inner  gate 
39.  porch  of  the  gate  was  two  tables 
'   40.which  was  at  the  porch  of  the  gate 

48.  brought  me  to  the  oorch  of  the  houfe 

and  meafured  each  pofte  of  the  porch 

49.  length  of  the  porch  was  twenty  cli6ites 
41. z%.  thick  planks  on  ihe  face  of  theporch 

2(5.  on  the  other  fide  on  the  fides  of  theporch 
44-3.ent.er  by  the  way  of  the  porch  df  the  gate 
46.2.  prince  {hall  enter  by  the  way  of  theporch 
8.  go  in  by  the  way  of  the  porch  of  the  gate 
foci  2. 17. weep  between  the  porch  and  the  altar 
Matt.ztjx.  when  he  was  gone  out  into  theporch 
Mar\  14.68.  went  out  into  the  porch  }and  the  cock 
fohn  10  23.  Jems  walked  in  Solomons  porch 
ACls  3.  r  1  .ran  together  unto  them  in  the  porch 
<i.iz.  were  all  with  one  accord  in  Solom.porch 

inches. 

£^-4r.t  <,  .with  the  porches  of  the  court 

fob. f.z.in  the  Heb.  tongue  Beth,  having  ^.parches 

goiter. 

2  Sam.  1 8. 26.  the  watch-man  called  to  the  porter 
z  JO-7-To.they  called  to  the  porter  of  the  citie 

1  Cfcu9.21.and  Zechariah  was  porter  of  the  doore 

2  Chron. ^x.  1 4 .and  Xore — the  porter  toward  the 
Mar\  13.34.  and  commanded  the  porter  to  watch 
fohn  10.3.  to  him  the  porter  openeth,  and  the 

2  Kjn.j.xx.and  he  called  the /wte«,  and  they  told 
i  Cfcwz.9.17.  porters  were  Shallum,  Akkub 

18.  porters  in  the  compa.of  the  child,  of  Levi 
'   22. all  thefe  which  were  chofen  to  heporters 
24. in  four  quarters  were  the  porters 
26.  the  four  chief  porters  were  in  their  let 
1?. 1 8. and  Obed-Edomand  Tehielthe/wrw 
,     16.38.  Obed-Edom, — ahdHofah  to  be  porters 
42.the  fons  of  Jeduchan  were  porters 


2.3.5\moreover,four  thoufand  were  porters  and 
26. 1.  concerning  the  divifions  of  the  porters 
1  i.amo.thefe  were  the  divifions  of  the  porters 
i9.thefe  are  the  divifions  of  the  porters 
2  Chron.  8.14.  the  porters  alfo  by  their  courfes 
23.4;  of  the  Lev.    mail  heporters  of  the  doores 

19.  he  fee  the  porters  at  the  gate  of  the 
34.13  .there  were  fcribes,  officers  and  porters 
35.x  j. and  the  porters  waited  at  every  gate 
E^a  2.41 .  the  children  of  the  porters 
70. and  the  fingers  andthe/>fl>tc*w 
7-7.went  up — the  porte-rs^and  the  Nethi.to  Jer- 

24.  that  touching  any  of  the  porters 
io.24and  of  thepo>7w,Shallum,and  Telem 
Neh.y.  1  .and  the  porter j,and  the  fingers, — were 
45. the  porters.Thz  children  of  Shallum ' 
73.Levites,and  theporters, — dwelt  in  their 
io.28.the  reft  of  the  peo. — theporters 

iy.porters,znd  the  lingers,  and  we  will  not 
'ix.x9.p0/ters, — and  their  brethren  were  172. 
i2.25.Talmon, Akkub,  were  porter  sleeping 
45. fingers  and  the  porters  kept  the  ward  of 
47  gave — the  fingers,  and  the  porters,  every 
131?. and  the  fingers  and  theporters 
Coition. 
Gen.x q.zq.the  portion  of  the  men  that  went  with 

let  them  take  their  portion 
31.14.  is  there  yet  any  portion,  or  inheritance 
47.22.  ponton  aftigned  chem,did  eat  their  portion 
48.21.  I  have  given  to  thee  one  portion 
Lewt. 6. ty.unto  them  for  their  por.  of  my  offering 

7.3?  -portion  of  the  anointing  of  Aaron 
Num.  3  1 .30.chil.of  If  half,tbou  ftialt  take  one  por. 
36. half  which  was  the  portion  of  them  that 
47-Mofes  took  one  portion  of  fifty,both 
DCW.21.17.by  giving  himadouble^omwzofall 
32.9.  for  the  Lords  portion  is  his  people 
33. 21. in  a.  portion  of  the  Law-giver  ,was  he 
fujh.  17. 14  and  one portionto  inherite,feeing  I 

i9.9.outof  thepertionof  the  children  ofjudah 
1  &z#z.  1.5. unto  Hannah  he  gave  a  worthy  portion 
9.23.  bring  the  portion  which  I  gave  thee 

1  Kjn.iz.xe.what portion  have  we  in  David 

2  Chron.  xo.  16. 
z  Kmi-  2-9-  M  a  double  portion  of  thy  fpirit  be 
^•io. the  dogs  fhall  eat  Jezebel  in  thiportkn 
2 1. met  him  in  the  portion  of  Naboth 
2  5. and  caft  him  into  the  portion  of  the  field 
$6.portion  of  Jezreel  fhall  dogs  eat  the  flefh 
37.carcafe  of  Jezeb  fhal  be  as" dung  in  the  po. 

2  ffco.28.21.  Ahaztook  away  apon'wn  out  of  the 

3 1. 3. appointed  alfo  the  kings  portion  of  his  fub. 
4.to  give  the  portion  of  the  priefts  and  Levites 
16. his  daily  portion  for  their  fervice 

Eiya.  4. 1 6. have  no  pr.rtion  on  this  fide  the  river 

]V"efc2.2o.butyehaveno^(j>?i0»nor  right 
1  1.23.  that  a  certain  portion  mould  be  for 
1 2.47.and  the  porters,  every  day  his  portion 

fob  zo.29.the  portion  of  the  wicked  man  from'  God 
24. 18. their  portion  iscurfed  in  the  earth 
26.1 4.but  how  little  zportion  is  heard  of  him 

Chapt.27.13. 
-3  x.z.what  portion  of  God  is  there  from  above 

Pfal.xx.6.  this  fhall  be  the  portion  of  their  cup 
1  (5.  f  .Lord  is  the  portion  of  mine  inheritance 
17.14.  which  have  their  portion  in  this  life 
63.10.they  fhalbe  a  portion  for  foxes 
7  3<2i?.but  God  is  my  portion  for  ever 
U9-17.  thou  arc  my  portion,  O  Lord 
142.?.  and  my  portion  in  the  land  of  the  living 

Prov.^x.  1  -  .and  a  portion  to  her  maidens 

EccleJ.z.  10.  this  was  my  portion  of  all  my  labour 
21  fhall  he  leave  it  for  his  portion 
3.2  2.  for  that  is  hhportion 
y.i  8.  for  it  is  his  portion 

>9-  and  to  take  his  portion,  and  to  rejoyce 
9<6.  neither  have  they  any  more  a  portion 

9-for  that  is  thy  portion  in  this  life 
I  r  .2. given  a  portion  to  feven,  and  alfo  to  eight 

ifai.xj. mxhis  s  the  portion  of  them  that  fpo-ile  us 
53-1?-  divide  him  a  portion  with  the  great 
57-6.aino.the  fmooth  fton.of  the  fttea.is  thy  po. 
6i.7.they  fhall  rejoyce  in  their  portion 

fer. io.x6.the  portion  of  Jacob  is  not  like  them 
12. 10. they  have  troden  rey  portion  under  foot 
made  my  plea,  portion  a  defolate  wil. 


1 3 . 2  ?.  the  portion  of  thy  meafures  from  trie 
j  1 .19.  portion  of  Jacob  is  not  like  them 
y  2.34.every  day  zportion,  untill  the  day 
Lam.  3  tzq.  the  Lord  is  my  portion 
£^-4f.  i.offer  an  holy  portion  of  the  land 
4.  holy  portion  of  the  land  for  the  priefts  ' 
<?.over  againft  the  oblaticn  of  the  holy  port. 
7. a  portion  for  the  prince  on  the  one  fide 

other  fide  of  the  obla.of  the  holy  port. 
before  the  oblation  of  the  holy  portion 
48.1.  his  fides  eaft  and  weft)  a  portion,  for  Dan 
i.unto  the  weft,  a  portion  for  Afher 
3. by  the  bord. of  Afher — aportion  for  Naph 
4-by  the  bord.of  Naph.  —  a  por.  for  ManafK 
{(•by  the  bor.ofManafT.-a/w/ira  for  Ephra 
6.by  the  bord.of  Eph. — a  portion  for  Reuben 
7-by  the  bord  of  Reub. —  a  portion  for  JudaH 
i8.over  againft  the  oblation  of  the  holy  port. 

23.  Benjamin  fliall  have  a  portion 

24.  Simeon  fhall  have  a  portion 

2?.by  the  bor.  of  Simeon — Ifl'ichar  zportion 
z6.hy  the  bor.  of  Iflac. — Zebulun  a  portion 
27. by  the  border  of  Zebuluft^Gad  a  portion 
Dan.i.S.not  defile  himfelf  with  the  portion  of  the 
•     1 3  .that  eat  of  the  portion  of  the  kings'  meat 
1  f.then  all  the  child,  which  did  eat  the  por. 
16.  Melzar  took  away  the  portion  of  their 
4.1 5-.  let  his  portion  be  with  the  beafts  in  the 

Ver.23. 
1 1 .2(f.feed  of  the  portion  of  his  meat,fhall 
Micah  2.4.he  hath  changed  the/wftoaofmypeop. 
H«6.i.i6.becaufe  by  them  their  portion  is  fat 
Zech.z.xz.  Lord  fhall  inherit  Judah  hisportion 
Matt.z^.j  1  appoint  him  his  prtion  with  the  hypo. 
Ln\e  1 2. 42. to  give  them  their  portion  of  meat 

46. appoint  him  his  portion  with  the  unbelee. 
if.12.give  me  the  portion  of  goods  thatfalletb. 

Deut.xS.S.  they  fhall  have  1  i  ke  portions  to  eat 
fojh,X7.<$. there  fell  tenportions  to  Manafleh    ' 
1  &3«».r.4.androall  her  fons  and  daughters,  port, 
z  Cbr.z  i.x  9. to  give  portions  toall  the  males 
Nehem.8. 1  o.and  fend  portions  unto  them 

1 2'and  to  fend  portions ,a'nd  to  make  great 
1 2.44.the  portions  of  the  law  for  the  priefts 

47gave  the  portions  of  the  fingers  and 
13.10. 1  perceived  that  the  portions  of  the  Lev. 
Efther  9.19.  offending  portions  one  to  another 

-      Ver.  22. 
£^.45.7.  ova'  againft  one  of  the  portions 
47.13. Jofeph  fhall  have  two  portions 
48. 21. over  againft  the  portions  for  the  prince 
29.  and  thefe  are  their  portions 
Hof.  j. 7. a  month  devour  them  with  their pmtions 

pO}tiiiB  Fe(lw. 
AHs  24-27.  Portius  Feftus  came  into  Felix  room 

$oiTe(Ie. 

Gen. ziA7.  thy  feed  fhall  poffeife  the  gate  ofhis 

24.60.  let  thy  feed  poffe/Jc  the  gate  of  thofe 
Nww6.13.30.let  us  go  up  at  once,  and  poffejj'e  it 

27.11  andhe  (hall  po/Jeffe  it,  and  it 
Deut.x.zx.go  upland pojfeffe  it,asthe  Lord 

39.to  them  I  will  give  it,they  faall  pojfclje  it 
2.3  i.begin  to pojfeljbjhat  thou  maifl  inherit 
1i.23.and  ye  (hall poffcfje  greater  nations 
1 2. 2. the  nations ,which  ye  fhall  poffeffe 

29.  whither  thou  goeft  to  po(fe(fe  them 
.17.14.  (hallpoffeffe  it,  and  fhall  dwell  therein 
i8.i4.thefe  nations  which  thou  fhalt  poffeffe 
30.i8.pafl'cft  over  Jordan  to  go  to pojftjfe  it 
3i.3.andthoufhak/'()j/eJ//e  them 
13-go  over  Jordan  to  pojfefje  it 
33.23.  poffeffe  thou  the  weft  and  the  fouth 
fnfl).z4.q.  gave  to  Efau  mount  Seir  to  poffejfe  it 
fudg.  1 1. 23 .and  fhouldeft  thou poffejfe  it 
24. wilt  not  thou  poffcfje  that  which 

Chemolh  thy  god  giveth  thee  to  poffejfe 
X  Kjn.zx.xB.  whither  he'is  gone  down  to  poffeffe  k 
>i7.5.foamImadeto  poffeffe  raoneths  of  vani. 

I3.2<?.raakeft  me  topoffeffe  the  iniquities 
Ifai. 3  4. 1 1  .cormorant  and  the  bittern  fhall  poffejfe 

17-thev  fhall  poffeffe  it  for  ever 
£^■('.7-24.  and  they  "fhall  pofftffe  their  houfe* 
3  f .  1  o.  and  we  will  poffeffe  it,  whereas 
36.12. and  they  (hallpoffeffe  thee 
D.to.7.1  8.  and  poffeffe  the  kingdome  for  ever 

H0f9.fi.  neulei ! 


P  o  s 


P  o  s 


P  o  s 


POS 


P  o  s 


P  OS 


Hof.9. 6. netdes  lhall  pofffe  them  :  thorns 
Amos  9.11.  may  poftffe  the  remnant  of  Edom 
Oba,d.ii.  houfe  of  Jacob  lhall  pojfeffe  their 

1 9-they  of  the  fouth  pojfeffe  the  mount  of  Efau 
they  lhal  poffeffe  the  fields  of  Ephr. 
Benjamin  lhall  pojfeffe Gilead 
ao.  of  the  child,  of  Ifr.  fhall  poffeffe  that  of 
lhall  poffeffe  the  cities  of  the  fouth 
Hab.i.6.  to  pojfejj'e  the  dwelling  places 
Zeph.  i.9.remnant  of  my  peo.  lhall  poffeffe  them 
Zech.S'ii.  to  pgfejfe  all  thefe  things 
Luke  18.12.  I  give  tithes  of  all  that  I  pojfeffe 
2 1. 1 9. in  your  patience poffeffe  ye  your  fouls 

1  Tbef.q.l-  know  how  to  pofeffehh  veifell 

poffeffe  land,  See  ilantj. 
patteftet). 
Numb-zi. i4<and poffeffedhis  land  from  Arnon 

35.  and  they  poffeffedhis  land 
De«f  .3. 1 2.  this  land  which  we  pojfeffe  d  at  that  time 
4.47.and  they  pofefed  his  land,and  the  land 
30.? .bring  thee  to  the  land  which  thy  fa.  pofj'ef}'. 
Jofli.i.i1). andthey  alfo  have  pofeffed  the  land 
it.i.and  poffejfedtheir  land  on  the  other  fide 
I3.i.remaineth  yet  very  much  land  to  bepojf. 
I9.47.and  pofeffed  it,  and  dwelt  therein 

Chapt.21.43. 

s2-9.of  their  poffeff.whereof  they  were  poJJ'eJJ'ed 

jWg.3.13.  and  poffeffed  the  citie  of  palm-trees    . 

1 1. 21. (Iran,  pofeffed  all  ths  land  of  the  Amor. 

zz.poffefed  all  the  coafts  of  the  Amorites 

2  Kjn. 17. 24. and  they  pojjijfed  Samaria,and  dwelt 
iVfib.9.25;.  and  pojfejfed  houfes  full  of  all  goods 
Pfol.  1 3  9. 1 3 .  for  thou  haft  pojfejfed  my  reines 
Frov.tS.zz.  Lord  pofefed  me  in  the  beginning 
lfdi.61 .1 8  .people  of  thy  holineffe  hath  poffeffed  it 
Jet. 1 2.1 5  -and  vineyards  lhall  be  pofeffed  again 

23.  they  came  in  and  poffeffed  it 
D«.7.22.that  the  faints  pojfejj'e d  die  kingdome 
Afrff.4-24.and  thofe  which  were poffeff.  with  devils 

8.i6.bro.tohimmany  that  were  poff. with  devils 
28 .met  him  two  poffeffed  with  devils  coming 
33-what  wasbefallen  to  the  poffeffed  ofdevils 

9.34.  to  him  a  dumb  man  poffeffed  with  a  devil] 

1 2. 2  2.  brought  to  him  one  pofeffed  v/ith.a  devill 
M ark  i-  3  **  them  chat  were  pofeffed  with  devil  s 

j.i  j. fee  him  that  was  poffeffed  with  the  devill 
l6.how  it  befell  to  him  that  was  pofeffed 
1 8. he  that  had  been  poffeffed  with  the  devill 
Lu\e  8-36.  by  what  means  he  that  was  pojfefcd 
Acls  4.3  2.that  ought  of  the  things  that  he  pofeffed 
8.7.cam»outof  many  that  were  poffeffed  with 
16. 1 6.a  certain  damufgll />/#//(><}  with  a  fpirk 
1  Cor. j.  30.  as  though  they  pofefed  not 

poffeffed. 
neut.z6.i. and  pofefefi  it, and  dwelleth  therein 

Numb.36.2.  every  daugh.  that  poffefeth  an  inher. 
£»£<>  12.15.  of  the  things  which  he  poffefeth 

$o{fefftng. 
t  Co)-.^.  10.  and  yet  poffefmg  all  things 

G^.i7.8.1  wil  give  Canaan  for  an  everlpofeffion 
J3.4.give me  a  poffeffion  of  a  burying  place 
9  he  (ha  11  give  it  roe  for  a  poffeffion 
18.  made  fure  to  Abraham  for  a  poffeffion 

Ver.  20. 
2^.l4.Ifaac  had  poffefwi  of  flocks,and  pofeffion 
36.43  .be  the  dukes— in  the  land  of  their  poffeff. 
47.11  .gave  him  a  pofeffion  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
48.4.  for  an  everlafting  pofeffion 

49.3  o.  for  apoffeffion  of  a  burying  place 

Chap.fo.13. 
Leva.  14.34.whKh  I  give  to  you  for  a  poffeffion 

in  a  houfe  in  the  land  of  your  pofeffion 
25. 10.  return  every  man  to  his  pofeffion 

.    Ver,  13. 

24.  in  all  the  land  of  your  pofeffion 
2  5 .  fold  away  fome  of  his  pofeffion 

■    27.may  return  unto  his  pofeffion 
28.  he  fhall  return  unto  his  pofeffion 
32.hou(es  of  the  cities  of  their  pofeffion 
33-and  the  citie  of  his  pofeffion  (hall  go 

houfes-of  the  Le.aretheir  pofeffion  among 
34- "  is  their  perpetuall  poffeffion 
-      41  .unto  the  pofeffion  of  his  father  fhall  he 
4? .  and  they  fhall  be  yqur  poffeffion 


46.  to  inherit  them  for  a\poffcf]ion 
27.  1 6.  fome  part  of  a  field  of  his  poffeffion 
2 1  .the  pofeffion  thereof  fhall  be  the  priefts 
2i.which  is  not  of  the  fields  of  hispofeffion 
24.  even  to  him  to  whom  the pofeffionof 

28.  and  of  the  field  of  his  pofeffion 
Numb.z4.18.  Edom  (hall  be  a  poffeffion 

Seir  alfo  fhalbe  a  pofeffion  for  his  enemies 
26.5:6.  to  the  lorfhall  the  poffeffion  thereof 
27.  4.  give  unto  us  therefore  a  poffeffion 

7.  (halt  furely  give  them  a  poffeffion 

32.5.  land  be  given  to  thy  ferv.  for  a  pofeffion 
22.this  land  lhall  be  y 'our  poffeffion  before 

29.  them  the  land  of  Gilead  for  a  pofeffion 
3  2. that  the  poffeffion  of  our  inheritance 

3J.2-  of  the  inheritance  of  their  pofeffion 

8.  give,  lhall  be  of  the  poffeffion  of  the 
28.  return  into  the  land  of  his  pofeffion 

Deut.z.1;-  given  mount  Seir  to  Efau  for  a  poffeffion 

9.  give  thee  of  their  land  for  a  pofeffion 

given  Ar  to  the  chil.of  Ifr. for  a  poffeffion 
I2.as  Ifrael  did  in  the  land  of  his  poffeffion 
19.  of  the  children  of  Ammon  for  a  poffeffion 
given  it  to  the  chil.of  Lor  for  a  poffeffion 
3. 20.  return  every  man  to  his  pofeffion  ■-■ 
1  i.6.all  the  fubflance  that  was  in  their  poffeffion 
32.49.  to  the  children  of  Ifrael  for  a  poffeffion 
fofh.i.if  return  into  the  land  of  your  poffeffion 
1 2.6.Mofes  gave  it  for  a  pofeffion  to  the  Reut> 
7.which  Jolh.  gave  to  the  tri.  of  If.  for  a  poff. 
1 3  29.this  was  the  poffeffion  or  thehalfij 
21.1 2-gave  they  to  Caleb  for  his  pofeffion 

41. cities  of  the  Le  vices, with  in  the  poffeffion 
22.7-hal.tribe  of  Ma.  Mofes  had  given  pofeffion 
9-to  the  land  of  their  poffeffion,  whereof 
i^.if  the  land  of  your  poffeffion  be  unclean 

and  take  poffeffion  among  us 
paffe  ye  over  to  the  land  of  the  pofeffion 
I  Kin.11.1  f  .take  poffeffion  of  the  vineyard  of  Nab. 
i6.Ahab  rofeupto  take  pofeffion  of  it 
.  i9.haft  thou  killed,  and  alio 'taken poffeffion 

1  Chron.z8. i.and  poffeffion  of  the  king,and  of  his 

2  Chr.zo.  1 1 .  to  caft  us  out  of  thy  poffeffion 

5 1. 1. returned  every  man  to  his  pofeffion 
Neb.  1 1 .3-cities  of  Ju.  >  dwelt  every  one  in  his  poff. 
P/a/.2.8.uttermoft  parts  of  the  earth  for  thy  pojfef. 
44-3.they  got  not  the  land  in  poffeffion  by  their 
69. 3  <.and  have  it  in  pofeffion 
8  3 . 1 2.  the  houfes  of  God  in  pofeffion 
PjOT.28.10.  upright  fhall  have  good  things  in  poff. 
ipi. 14.23.I  will  make  it  a  poffeffion  for  the  bittern 
E^k-1 1.1  f.tousis  this  land  given  in  poffeffion 
2j.4-deli.thee  to  the  men  of  the  eaft  for  a  pojfef. 

io.and  will  give  them  in  pofeffion 
36.2.ancient  high  places  are  ours  in  poffeffion 
3. that  ye  might  be  a  poffeffion  unto  the 
5  .appointed  my  land  in:o  their  poffeffion 
44.28.  no  pofeffion  in  Ifrael;  1  am  their  pofeffion 
45 .5  .for  a  pofeffion  for  twenty  chambers 
6.1hall  appoint  the  poffeffion  of  the 
7  and  of  the  poffeffion  of  the  city  before 

before  the  pofeffion  of  the  city  from 
8. in  the  land  (hall  be  his  pofeffion  in  Ifrael 
46.16.it  fhall  be  their  poffeffion  by  inheritance 
1 8. to  thruft  them  out  of  their  poffeffion 

fons  inher.  out  of  his  own  poffeffion 
fcattered  every  man  from  his  poffeffion 
48.20.  with  the  poffi  ffion  of  the  city 

2 1  .of  the  pofeffion  of  the  city  over  againft 
2  2. from  the  pofeffion  of  the  Le.  from  the  poff. 
Ails  f.i.with  Sapphirahiswife/oldajCo/^OT 
7 .  5.give  it  to  him  for  a  pofeffion 
4?. brought  in  with  Jefusinto  thepoffeffion 
Epbcf. i.iq.the  redemption  of  the  purchafed pojfef . 

f&ottcffions. 
Ge8.34.10.get  you  poffefons  therein 

^7-^7 -had  pofeffions  therein,  and  grew 
Numb.^z.  10. they  lhall  have  poffi ffions  among  you 
jfofh.zz.q.get  you  to  the  land  of  your  poff e ffions 
1  S  am. z^.z. who  fc  pofeffions  were  in  Carmel 
1  Ctew.7.28.  and  their  pofeffions  and  habit,  were 
9-  2.firft  inhabitants  that  dwelt  in  their  pofeffions 
a  C&/-o.n.i4.Levites  left  their  pofeffions,  and 

32.29.he  provided  him  pofeffions  of  flocks 
Eccief.z.j.zlCo  I  had  great  pofeffions  of  great 
Obad.  17.  houfe  of"  Jacob  poffefli  their  pofeffions     I 


Atot.19.22.  grieved  :  for  he  had  great  pofeffions 

Mai'kio.zz. 
Ails  2. 45. and  fold  their  pofeffions  and  goods 
2 8. 7. fame  quarters  were  pofeffions  of  the  chief 
poilzKmv. 
Gf3.i4.l5.high  God,  poffeffour  of  heaven  &  earth 

Ver.22. 
faqtIeu'qurjG'. 
Zech.  1 1 . y-whofe  pofefour s  flsy  them,  and  hold 
Acls  4.34.3s  many  as  were  poffi  fours  of  lands 

Af<tff.i9.26.butwich,Godall  things  arepoffible 

.  r         ,     ,  ^^10.27. 

2  4.24.m[omuch  that  if  it  were  pofflble  they 
26-s^.if  it  bepoffible,  let  this  cup  paffe  from  me 
Mar.9. 23. all  things  arepoffib.  to  him  that  beleey 
13.22.1f  it  were  poffible,  even  the  eleit 
■14.3  y.if  it  werepofble,  the  hour  might  paffe 
36.aH  things  a  re  poffible  unto  thee 
Luke  i8.27.iinpoffiblevyith  rnen, are  poffible  with 
4m  2.24.becaufe  it  was  nox poffible  that  he  fhould 
20.16.if  xtwerepoffible  for  him  to  be  at  jeruf. 
27.39.tf «  were  poffible,  to  thruft  in  the  /hip 
Rem  1 2. 1 8.  if  it  be  poffible,  as  much  as  lyeth  in  you 
Gal .4, 1  j.ifit  had  been  poffible,  ye  would  have 
Hci.10.4Jt  is  notpofible  that  the  bloud  of  buls 

1  to.  i.o.Eli  face  on  a  feat  by  a  posl  of  the 
fob  9.2? .  my  daies  are  fwifcer  then  a  poff. 
fer.  5-1.31  .one  poff  lhall  run  to  meet  anocher 
£^.40.14.  even  unto  thepoff  ofthe  court  round 
\6.  and  upon  each  pojl  were  palm-trees 
48.  meafured  each pofi  of  the  porch 
4i.3.meafuredthepo/2  ofthe  door  two  cubites 
46.2.  and  lhall  ftand  by  the pos~t  ofthe  gate 
Door-pott,  See  SDo'oj, 

poitss.  pofta. 

Deut.6.9.  write  them  on  the  pofts  of  thy  houfe 
fudg.i6.-$. and  Samfon— took— the  two  polls 

1  i\j.6.33.for  the  door  ofthe  te.pofts  of  olive-trees 

7. 5. all  the  doors  an&pofls  were  fcjuare 

2  Cfoy.3.7.over-laid  the  pofts,  and  the  wals  thereof 

30.6.  fo  thepofti  went  with  the  letters 
10.  pofts  pailed  from  city  to  city 
Ei^.3.i3.cbe  letters  were  lent  by  the  pofts  into 
15. pofts  went  out,being  haftened 
8.10.  and  fent  letters  by  polis,  on  horf-back 
14.  fo  the  pofts  that  rode  upon  mules 
Pra/.8.34.waiting  at  the  pojis  of  my  doors 
Ifai.6. q.the  pofts  ofthe  door  moved 

57.8.  behind  the  pofts  haft  thou  fet  tip  thy  rem. 
E\ckA°-9-  and  the  pofts  thereof  two  cubites  ' 
lo.pofis  had  one  meafuie  on  this  fide 
1 4.  made  alfo  pofts  of  threefcore  cubites 
16.  and  to  their  pofts  within  the  gate  round 
2 1. and  the  pofts  thereof,  and  the  arches 
24-and  he  meafured  the  posts  thereof 
26.anoth.er  on  that  fide, upon  the  pofts  therof 
29.and  the  posls  therof, and  the  arches  therof 

Ver. 33. 
3 1. palm-trees  were  upon  the  pofts  thereof 
34. palm  trees  were  upon  the  pofts  therof  on 
tf.pofts  thereof  were  toward  the  utter  court 
3 8. entries  were  by  the  pofts  ofthe  gate 
. .    49.and  there  were  pillars  by  thepofts 
41. 1  .meafured  thepofts,  fix  cubites  broad 
2 1 .  the  pofts  ofthe  temple  were  (quared 
43. 8.  and  their  pofts  by  my  pofts 
45  .ij.and  put  it  on  thepofts  ofthe  houfe 

and  on  the  pofts  of  the  gate  ofthe  inner 
Amos  9. 1  .that  the  pofts  may  ihake  :  and  cut 

Side.pn&g. 
Exod.iz.j.and  flrike  it  on  the  two  fide-pofts 
2  2.ftrike  the  two  (idc-pofts  with  the  bloud 
23.  when  he  feeth  the  bloud  on  the  Rde-pofl. 
1  ^jn.6. 11  Xmtell  and  Rde-poUs  were  a  fifth  part 

pofietitie. 
Ges.45.7-to  preferve  you  a pofterhie  in  the  earth 
Numb.^.io.or  of  your  pofterhie  ihaJ]  be  unclean 
il{in.  1 6. 7  .and  the  poff  critic  of  his  houfe 

ai.21.and  will  take  away  thy  poftentie 
Pfid.4.9.i}.yet  their poslerit.  approve  their  fay'ngs 

109.13. \eth\s  poftentie  be  cut  off 
D«z.ii.4.and  not  divided  to  his  poftentie 
Amos  4.2.  and  take  yompoftentic  with  filh-hooks  I 
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Tixoi.  1 6.3  3  .take  a  pot  ,and  put  an  homer  of  manna 
Levit.6.z8 .  and  if  it  t>e  fodden  in  a  brazen_pfl* 
j/We  .6. 1 9-and  he  put  the  broth  in  a  />»* 
iSam.z.x^.he  ftrook  it  into  the— =auldron,or/wr 
4  K/.4.2.  any  thing  in  the  houfc  fave  a  pot  of  oil 
38.  fet  on  the  great  pot,  and  feethe  pottage 
39.and  (hred  them  into  the  pot  of  pottage 
40.O  thou  man  of  G-there  is  death  in  the  pot 
41. meal.  And  he  caft  it  into  the  por 

and  there  was  no  harm  in  the  pot 
Job  4 1  .lo.as  out  of  a  feething  pot  or  cauldron 
3i.makeththe  fea  like  a  pot  of  ointment 
P»OT.i7.j.the  fining  pot  is  for  filver 

27.2 1. as  the  fining  pot  (or  (Ilver,and  the 
Ecdcf.7.6.as  the  crackling  of  thorns  under  spot 
/er.1.13.1  faid,I  fee  a  feething  pott  and  the 
£^.24.3.fet  on  a  poi  ,fet  it  on,and  pour  water 

6.to  the  pot  whofe  fcum  is  therein 
Micab  3. 3. chop  them  in  pieces,  as  for  the  pot 
Zech  14.21.  every  pot  in  Jeruf.  and  in  Judahfhall 
H^.S».4.wherin  was  the  golden  pot  that  had.  manna 
Water-tyot. 
1 4.28. the  woman  then  left  her  water-pot 
$>ptSf. 

Exod.38. 3.he  made  all  the  pot s,  and  the  (hovels 
Lev  it.  11.3$  .whether  it  be  o  ven,or  ranges  for  pots 

1  ^j.7.45.afid  the  pots,  and  (hovels  were  of  bright 

zChron.4.16. 

2  Ki.z  j. 14.  pots,ani  the  (hovels — took  they  away 
1  Cbro.4.  r  r.  and  Huram  made  the  pots  and  (hovels 

3  y.i  3  .the  other  holy  otFerings  fod  they  in  pots 
Pfnl.  j8.9.before  your  pots  can  feel  the  thorns 
68. 1 3  .though  ye  have  lien  among  the  pots 
8r.6.  his  hands  were  delivered  from  thepoK 
Jef.tf  .5. of  the  Rccha  bites  pots  full  of  wine 
Mxck  7.4.  as  the  warning  of  cups,  andpow 

Verf.8. 

FlcJh-$>ot8,  See;fflcll), 

pmer-J&otS. 

/oj&«  2.5.  there  was  fet  there  fixwater-po« 

7.Jefus  faith  to  them,Fill  the  water-f ots 

potentate. 

1  rim.6. 1  y.who  is  the  blefled,and  only  potentate 

^ottphat. 
Ge3.37.36.fold  him  Into  Egypt  unto  Potipbar 
39.1.  Potipbar  an  officer  of  Pharaoh — bought 
|9oti=#l)etat). 
G«;.4i.4J.Afenath  daughter  ofPotLpberab  V.yo. 
Chapt.4tf.z0. 

^otfbeatrb. 

/o&  2.8-  took  him  a  patjheard  to  fcrape  hiinfelf 

PfaLzz.i  f  .my  ftrength  is  dryed  up  like  a  potjheard 

Praw.2tf.23.  arc  like  a  potjbeard  covered  with  filv. 

JpMf-9-  potjheard  ftrive  with  the  potflieards  of 
pottage. 

Gen,z  j.29.Jacob  fod  pottage :  and  Efau  came 
3o.feed  me — with  that  fame  red  pottage 
34. Jacob  gave  Efau  bread  and  pottage 

z  I^wz.4.38.  fet  on  the  great  pot  and  feethe  pottage 
39.and  fhred  them  into  the  pot  of pottage 
40. as  they  were  eating  of  the  pottage 

K/ag.l.ia.with  his  skirt  do  touch  bttzApr  pottage 

potter. 

Pfal.z.s>Aa(h  them  in  pieces  like  a  pottos  veflell 
//"<y.29.i6.fhall  beefteemed  as  the  potters  clay 
30.14.  as  the  breaking  of  the  potters  veflell 
41  .'a  y.and  as  the  potter  treadeth  clay 
64.8.  we  are  the  clay,and  thou  our  potter 
<  ,^e}\f8.a.arife,go  down  to  the  potters  houCe 
3. then  I  went  down  to  the  potters  houle 
4.was  marred  in  the  hand  of  the  potter    . 

as  feemed  good  to  the  potter  to  make  it 
6 .houfe  of  If.cannot  I  do  with  you  as  this  pot . 
as  the  clay  is  in  the  potters  hand 
T9-i.goand  get  a  potters  earthen  bottle 
1  i.as  one  breaketh  a  potters  veflell  that 
L<zw,4.i.the  work  of  the  hands  of  the  potter 
D<w.2.4i.feetand  toes,  part  of  potters  clay 
Zfdu1.13.caft  it  unto  the  potter  ,a  goodly  price 

and  cad  them  to  the  potter  in  the  houfe  of  L, 
Afaff.27.7.and  bought  with  them  the  potters  field 

10. and  gave  them  for  the  potters  field 
Rom .  9 . 2 1  -hath  not  the  potter  power  over  the  clay 
Revel.z.zj.  as  the  veflels  of  spotter  that  is 


patters. 

1  67.^.4.23.  thefe  were  the  pottery  and  thofe  that 

|2>oV>e«te. 
Gen. 4 5.  1 1  .and  all  that  thou  had,  come  to povertle 
Prov.6. 1 1.  fo  (hall  thy  povertle  come  as  one  that 

10.  t  j.defiruction  of  the  poor  is  their  povertle 

11.24.  but  'K  tendeth  to  povertle 

1 3. 18.  povertle  and  lhameto  him  that  refufeth 

20.13.  love  not  deep,  left  thou  come  to  povertle 

2  3. 21. drunkard  and  glutton  (hall  come  to  pov. 
24. 34.  fo  (hall  thy  povertle  come  as  one  that 
28. 19. foil,  after  vain  perfons  (hall  have  pover. 

22.and  conlidereth  not  that  pover.ihall  come 
30. 8. give  me  ntkhcr povertle  nor  richesrfeed 
3 1. 7. let  him  drink,  and  forget  his  povertle 

1  Cor,8.z. and  their  deep  potiertie  abounded  unto 

9.  that  ye  through  his povertie  might  be  rich 
Rcvel.z.y.l  know  thy  — povertle,  but  thou  art  rich 

$->otmi3. 
i  Kj-  to.r  7.  three  pound  of  gold  went  to  one  fliield 
E^ra  2.69.10  the  treafure  -Jooo.  pound  of  filver 
Neb.7,7  1 .  to  the  treafme  — 2  200.  pound  of  filver 
72.reft  gave  2000.  pound  of  filver  and  gold 
Ui\e  19.16.  l.ord,thy  pound  hath  gained  ten 
i8.Lord,thy^fl«w/hath  gained  five  pounds 
2o.behoid,here  is  thy /"sW,  which  I  have 
24.take  from  him  thepound,and  give  it  to  him 

Lu\e  19.13.and  delivered  them  ten  pounds 

1 tf.Lord,thy  pound  hath  gained  ten  pounds 
i8.Lord,thy  pound  hath  gained  five  pounds 
24.and  give  it  to  h;m  that  hath  ten  pounds 
2  r. Lord,  he  hath  ten  pounds 
John  12.3. then  took  Mary  a  pound  of  ointment 
19.39.  and  aloes,about  1 00. pound  weight 
f-Jourtrap, 
£^.4.i.andposrtr<zyuponit  the  city,even  Jeruf. 

|2>ourtraj>eD. 

E^el(  8.io.idols  of  Ifrael  pourtrayed on  the  wall 

23.14.when  (hefaw  men pourti'ayed  upon  the 

images  ofthe  Caldeans  pourtrayed  with  ver. 

$>oS»Der. 

Ex0d.3z.zo.and  ground  it  to powder ,and  ftrawed 
Deftt.28.24.make  the  rain  of  thy  land  powder 
zfy.zi  .tf.ftampt  it  final  I  topow.and  caft  the^ow. 
1  y  .and  ftampt  it  fmall  to  powder 

2  Cfowj.34.7.  beaten  the  graven  images  into  powder 
Matth.  2 1 .44.  {hal  faille  will  grinde  him  to  powder 

hu^e  ao.18. 
fSourtiersf. 
Cant.2.6.  with  zllpowders  of  the  mercham 

Gen.i  1. 29.it  is  in  the  power  of  my  hand  to  do-  you 

3  2. 2 8. for  as  a  prince  haft  thou  power  with  God 
49.3. excellency  of  dignity  ,and  the  excel.of/w. 

Lev1t.z6.19.!  will  break  the  pride  of  your  power 
Numb.z1.38.have  I  now  any  power  at  all  to  fay 
Deztf. 4.3  7.witb  his  mighty  power  out  of  Egypt 
8. 1 8, it  is  he  that  giveth  thee  power  to  get 
3  2. 3  6.whcn  he  feeth  that  their  power  is  gone 
2  Satf2.22.33.G0d  is  my  ftrength  and  power 
zK!ng»i^.z6xheix  inhabitants  were  of  fmall  power 
i  Chron.zo.  i.Joab  led  forth  the  power  of  the  army 
29. 1 1  .thinc30  Lordjis  the  power  and  glory 
1  a.and  in  thy  hand  is  power  and  might 
2  Cbron.zo. c in  thine  hand  is  there  not  power  and 
2*.8.for  God  hath  power  to  help,  and  to  caft 
z6. 1 3.that  made  war  with  mighty power,to  help 
32.9.andallhis/wtwwith  him 
&Va  4- 13  made  them  to  ceafe  by  force  and  power 

8.22.buthis/W£/  and  his  wrath  isagainftaH 
Ne&«».y.y.neither  js  \t  ;n  empower  to  redeem 
£/^-i.3-the/wwof  Perfia  and  Media  being 
8.n.tocaufe  to  perifh  all  the  power  of  the  peo. 
9-iJewes  hoped  to  have  power  over  them 
io.2.alI  the  acts  o£  his  power  yand  ofhis  might 
job  y.2o.in  war  from  the  power  ofthe  fword 
2  4.22.draweth  alfo  the  mighty  with  his  power 
16. 2. helped  him  that  is  without  power 
I2.he  divideth  the  fea  with  hhpower 
I4thunder  ofhis  power  who  can  underftand 
3tf.2  2.behold,God  exalteth  by  his  power 
41.i2.IwUl  not  conceal  his  power 
Pfdl.iz.zo.  my  darling  from  the  power  ofthe  dbg 
49-iy-rcdeemmy  foul  from  thepo.ofthe  grave 
tfa.u.that^OB'ecbelongcth  to  God       ' 


6% .6.faft  the  mountains,  being  girded  vtitnporv. 
66.7.heruleth  by  his /ww  for  ever 
68.3  y.givech  ftrength  and  power  unto  his  peop. 
78.  z6.  by  hhpower  he  brought  in  the  fouth. 
90.1  i.who  knoweth  the  power  of  thineanger 
106.8.  might  make  his  mighty  power  to  be  kno. 
iu.tf.ihewed  his  peo. the  power  ofhis  works 
1  jo.i.praifehimin  the  firmament  of  his  power 

Prov\  3 .  27  .when  it  is  i  n  the  power  of  thine  hand 
i8.2i.death  and  life  are  u\  the  power  ofthe 

Ecclefa.  1. fide  of  their  oppreflours  there  wast/owe? 
S-i9-  given  him  power  to  eat  thereof 
6. 2.  God  giveth  him  not  power  to  eat  thereof 
8.4-word  ofa  king  is,  there  ispower 
8.  there  is  no  man  that  hath  power  over 

nei.hath  hepower  in  the  day  of  death 

Ifaj.37.z7. their  inhabitants  were  of  fmall/wiw 
40.29:  he  giveth  power  to  the  faint 
43.17.  which  bring.forth — the  army  and  the p, 
47.14. not  deliver  themfelves from  ihepower 

Jer.  1  o.  i  a.hath  made  the  earth  by  his  power 

Chapt.yi.iy, 

E\et^.zz.6.ln  thee  to  their  power  to  fhed  bloud 
3o.6.pride  of  her  power  (hall  come  down 

D<W.2.37.given  theea  kingdome, power, and  ftre. 
tf.27. delivered  Dan.from  thepower  ofthe  lions 
8.6. ran  unto  him  in  the  fury  of  his  power 

2  2. out  of  the  nation,but  not  in  bis  powe 'f 
24. and  his  power  (hall  be  mighty 

but  with  his  own  power 
ii.tf.fhe  (hall  not  retain  thepower  of  the  arn> 
2j\and  he  (hall  ftir  up  his  power 
43-have/Wer  over  thetreafuresofgold 
12.7.K)  fcatter  thepower  of  the  holy  people 
Hof-iz.i-  by  his  ftrength  he  had  power  with  God 
4.yea,he  had  power  over  the  angel 
13.14.  ranfome  them  from  thepo.  ofthe  grave 
Micab  2.1.  becaufeitis  in  the  power  of  their  hand 

3-.8.1  am  full  of  power  by  the  fpirit 
Hab.1.1 1. imputing  this  his  power  unto  his  God 
a.9.may  be  delivered  from  thepower  ofevill 
3-4.and  there  was  the  hiding  ofhis  power 
Zech.  4.6.not  by  might,nor  by  power, but  by 

9.4-he  will  fmite  her  power  in  the  fea 
Matt. 6. 1 3-for  thine  is  kingdome,and  the  powe? 
9.6.hath  power  on  earth  to  forgive  (ins 

8«which  had  given  fuch  power  unto  men 
10.  i.he  gave  them  power  againft  unclean  ipirits 
22. 29. not  knowing  the  power  of  God 
24.3o.coming  in  the  clouds  ofheaven  withpo»>. 
2tf.64.S0n  of  man  fitting  on  the  right  ha.  ofpo. 
*  Mark  14.62. 

•  28.i8.faying,Allp«?7er  is  given  to  me 
M  ark.  2.10. Son  of  man  hath  power  on  earth  to 
3.iy.andto  havepoBW  toheale  (icknefles 
^.7«and  gave  them  power  over  unclean  fpirits 
^.i.feen  the  kingdome  of  God  come  with  power 
Litfe  1.  i7-go  before  him  in  the  fpirit  and  power 
35. power  of  theHigheft  over-fhadow  thee 
4.  6.  ail  this  porter  will  I  give  thee 

3  2  .fo/  his  word  was  with  power 

36.with  power  he  commandeth  the  unclean 
$.17. power  ofthe  Lord  was  prefent  to  heal 
24.Sonofman  hathpo^erupon  earth 
'    9.  i.andgave  them  power  over  all  devils 
10.1 9. unto  you  power  to  tread  on  ferpents 

and  over  all  the  power  ofthe  enemie 
I  a.  j.killed,hath  power  to  caft  into  hell 
20. 20. might  deliver  hhn  unto  thepower 
2i«27.Sonofmancom.  in  a  cloud  with  powtt 
22.53  .this  ls  your  hour,and  the  power  of  darkn. 
24.49. till  ye  be  endued  with  power  from  on 
Jobn  i.i2.as  received  him,  to  them  gave  he  power 
10.18. 1  have  ponw  to  lay  it  down 

and  I  have  power  to  take  it  again 
17.2. given  him  power  over  all  fle(h,  that  he 
19. io. power  to  crucifie  thee,  andpon>.  to  releafe 
Ad.  1 .7. Father  hath  put  in  his  own  power 

8 .  receive  power  after  that  the  holy  Ghoft 
3#i2.as  though  by  our  own  power  or  holinefle 
4-7.by  what  power — have  ye  done  this 
y  .4.  was  it  not  in  thine  own  power 
6.8. Steven  full  of  faith  and  power  did 
8.i9.CiyingJGive  me  alfo  this  power^hat^ 
10.38  and  with  power ,who  went  about  doing 
26.1 8.  to  turn  them  from  the  power  of  Satan 

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Rum.  i. 4-wich power, accord,  to  the  fpirk  ofholinels 

20.things  that  arc  made,even  his  eteni.  power 
9.2i.hath  not  die  potcer power  over  the  clay 

22.  and  to  make  his  power  known 
13.2.  whofoever  therefore  refiftetb  the  power 

3-wilt  thou  then  not  be  afraid  of  the  power 
iy.13.in  hope  through  thepower  of  the  holy 

19. by  the  power  of  the  fpirit  of  God 
16.25.  now  to  him  that  is  of  power  to  eftablifh 

1  for.  2.4.  but  in  demon.of  the  fpirit,  and  of  the  po. 
4.10.  not  know  their  fpeech.  but  the  power 
54.  with  the  power  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
6. 1 2.not  be  brought.under  the  power  of  any 

i4.willalforaifeupusby  hisown  power 
74.wife  hath  not  power  of  her  own  body 

husband  hath  not  power  of  his  own  body 
37.but  hath  power  over  his  own  will 
},4.have  we  not  power  to  eat  and  drinke 
5;.  have  we  notpower  to  lead  about  a  filler 
6. have  not  we  power  to  forbeare  working 
iz.if  others  be  partakers  of  this  power  over 
we  have  not  ufed  this  power }  but  have 
i  1. 10. ought  the  woman  to  have  power  on  her 
1  5  .24.and  all  authentic  and  power  « 

i  Cff.4.7.  excellence  of  the  power  may  be  of  God 
8.3  yea,  and  beyond  their  power  fhey 

1 2.9.  that  the  power  of  Chrift  may  reft  on  me 

1 5.10.  according  to  thepowcr  which  the  Lord 
E.phef.1.19.  exceeding  greatnefle  of  his  power 

accord.to  the  work  of  his  mighty  power 
2l.far  above  all  principality  and  power 
2. 2. accord,  to  the  princeofthe/wwyoftheaire 
3-7.unto  me  by  the  effectuall  working  of  hispo. 
20  .accord,  to  the  power  that  worketh  in  us 
Phil. i. 10.  and  the  power  of  his  refurrection 
CoLi.i  1.  accord,  to  his  glorious  power  unto  all 
1 3. delivered  us  from  thepower  ofdarkneffe 
2.  i  o.head  of  all  principality  and  power 

2  Thcf.z.9.  and  from  the  glory  of  his  power 

1  j .  and  the  work  of  faith  with  power 
^2.9  after  the  working  of  Satan  with  all  power 
3  9  .not  becaufe  we  have  notpower}but 

1  Tim.6.i6to  him  be  honour,  and  power  everlaft. 
2Twa.1-7.but  of  power,  of  love,  and  ofa  found 

3.5. but  denying  the  power  thereof 
H^.1.3  upholding  all  things  by  the  word  of  his  po. 
2. 14  deftroy  him  that  had  the  power  of  death 
7.1  g-  but  after  the  |><mw  of  an  endlefle  life 

2  Prta  .3. according  as  his  divine  power  hath  given 

16 .made  known  unto  you  thepower  and 
Jude  2  5:  .to  the  only  wife  God  be  power  now 
,Rei>.2.2  6.tobim  wil  I  givepower  over  the  nations 
4.1 1. to  receive  g!ory,and  honour,and  power 
j.1 2. is  the  Lamb  that  was  flain  to  receive  pow. 
1 1  .bleffing,,glory,honour)p<mw'  be  unto  him 
<J.4-  power  was  given  to  him  that  fate  thereon, 

8  and  power  was  given  unto  them  over 
7.12.  honour,  and  power  might  be  to  our  God 
9. 3  .and  unto  them  was  given  power 

as  the  fcorpions  of  the  earth  have  power 
io.their  power  was  to  hurt  men  five  months 
19. for  their  power  is  in  their  mouth 
11. 3  I  will  give /wwr  to  my  twowitnefles 
tf.thefc  have  power  to  fhut  heaven  that 

power  over  waters  to  turn  them  to  bloud 
I2.ipnow  is  thepower  of  his  Chrift  come 
1 3.  z  dragon  gave  himpoiver,  and  his  fear 
4  wcrfhipped  the  dragon  which  gave  power 
5,.and  power  was  given  to  him 
7  .and  power  was  given  him  over  all  kindreds 
1 2.exercifeth  all  the  power  of  the  -firft  beaft 
1,4.  which  he  had  power  to  doe  in  the  fight 
ll.power  to  give  life  to  the  image  of  the  beaft 
I4.18.whid]  had  power  over  fire,and  cryed 
1  5.8. and  from  his  power ,and  no  man 
16. 8. power  was  given  unto  him  tofcorchmen 

p.which  hath  power  over  thefe  plagues 
17.'  2.but  receive  power  as  kings  one  hour 

13. give  their  power  and  ftrengrh  to  the  beaft 
19. Land  honour, and  power  to  the  Lo.otur  God 
^Softer  of  God  See  <&0fo. 
Great'ijbu'coev,  Sec  (tfjjeat. 
In  ^ScrtBer. 
Exod.i  y  .bright  hand  is  become  glorious  in  power 
fob  2i.7.yea,are  mighty  in  power 

37.2g.he  is  excellent  in  pow.  and  in  judgement 


I/tu.$o.z6.that  he  is  ftrong  inpow.not  one  faileth 
Nabum  1.3.  the  Lord  is  great  in  power 
Lu\c  4.14.  Jefus  returned  in  the  power  of  the  fpirit 
iCw.4,10. kingdom  of  G.is  not  in  word,  but  in  po. 

1 5z.43.fown  in  weaknefle,  it  is  raifed  in  power 
Epbef. 6. 10. and  in  thepower  of  his  might 
i  Tbef.i.s  .but  alfo  inpower3and  in  the  holy  Ghoft 
2  Pct.z.  1  i.wheras  angels  which  are  greater  in  po. 

My  f^oSoer. 
Gen.$  1. 6. with  all  my  power  I  have  ferved  your  fa. 
Exod.9.16.  for  to  fhew  in  dice  my  power 
Deut.S.i7.l~ay  in  thine  heart,M.y  powe)  hath  gotten 
D^.4.30.  of  the  kingd.  by  the  might  of  my  power 
Rom.9.17.  that  I  might  fhew  my  power  in  thee 
1  Cor.  9. 1 8.  mat  I  abufe  not  my  power  in  die  Gof. 

No^xmx. 
Exod.zi.S.to  a  ftrange  nation  jhe  ihallhave  no  po. 
Iewt.26.37.and  ye  fhall  have  no  power  to  ftand 
fojb.d.zo.they  had  no  power  to  flee  this  way 

1  5««.3o.4.untill  they  had  no  morepowcr  to  weep 

2  Cbron. 14.1  i.orwith  them  that  have  no  power 

22.9.  houfe  of  Ahaziab  had  no  power  to  keep 
Ifai.fo.z.  or  have  I  no  power  to  deliver 
Dan. 3.17.011  whofe  bodies  the  fare  had  no  power 

8-7.no  power  in  the  ram  to  ftand  before  him 
John  19. 11.no power  at  all  againft  me,except  it 
Rom.  13. 1  .for  there  is  nopower  but  with  God 
Rev.zo.6.on  fuch  the  fecond  death  hzthno power 

Thy  ^2>o&cr. 
Dcut.1p.z9.  thou  broughrc-ft  out  by  thy  mighty  po. 
fob  1 .12.  all  that  he  hath  is  in  thy  power 
Pfal.  2 1 . 1 3  .fo  will  we  fing,and  praife  thy  power 
59.11.  fcatter  them  by  thy  power,  and  bring 

16.  but  I  will  iuig  of  thy  power 
63.2.10  fee  thy  power ,3.nd  thy  glory 
66. 3. through  the  greatnefle  of  thy  power 
71. 1 8.  and  thy  power  to  every  one  that  is 
79.11  .according  to  the  greatnefle  of  thy  power 
J 1 0.3.  fhall  be  willing  in  the  day  of  thy  power 
145- 1  i.and  they  fhall  talk  of  thy  power 
Ncthum  2.  i  fortifie  thy  power  mightily 

3E>dS»erfuU. 
Pfal.zy.q.thc  voice  of  the  Lord  is  powerfM 
zCor.  io.io.letters(fay  they)are  weigh.and/>flnw/". 
Hc6-4.12.the  word  of  God  isqukk  and  power  full 

f2>o5»erS. 

Matt.z4.19.  and  thepo.  of  the  hea.  fhalbe  fhaken 

Mca\  13.25.  i^.n.i6. 

tukf  MUM.  mi.  powers, take  ye  no  thought  i 

Rot».S. iS.nor  principalities,  nor  powers  can.  fepar. 

1 3.1. the  powers  that  be  are  ordained  of  God 
Epbef.^.io-and  powers  in  heavenly  places  might 

6. 1 2. we  wreftle  againft  principa.againftfottW 
Col.  1. 16 .whether— principalities,  or  powers  „•  all 
2.1 5. having  fpoiled  -*powers,he  made  a  fhew 
Turn  3.1.10  be  fubjeft  unco  powers^  to  obey 
Heb.6.$.a.nd  the  powers  of  the  world  to  come 
i  Pe£.3.22.is  on  the  right  hand  of  autho.  5c powers 

Exod. qj.and  powre  it  upon  the  drie  land 
zy. 7  .powre  it  on  his  head,  and  anoint  h'm 

iz.powre  all  the  bloud  befide  the  bottome 
3,0.9. neither  (hall  ye  powre  drink-offering 
Levit.z. i.and  he  fhall  powre  oil  upon  it,  and  put 

Ver.  6. 
4.7.  powre  all  the  bloud  of  the  bullock  at  the 

Ver.r8, 25,30,34. 
I4.1  S'powre  it  into  the  palm  of  his  own  left  ha4 

Ver.z6. 
iS.powreon  the  head  of  him  that  is  to  be 
^i.powre  out  the  duft  that  they  fcrape 
17.1  J  .powre  out  the  bloud  thereof,and  cover 
Nitmb.$.i5.he  (hall  powre  no  oil  upon  it 

24.7. powre  the  water  out  of  his  buckets,  and 
Dettt.i  z.16. mail  powre  it  upon  the  earth  as  water 

Ver.24; 
1 5. 23. powre  it  on  the  ground  as  water 
/«^.6.2o.and  powre  our  the  broth.  And  he  did  fo 

1  ^.18.33.  and  powre  it  on  the  burnt  facrifice 

2  Kjn^.^-ihsik powre  out  into  all  thofe  vettels 

41. powre  out  for  the  peop.  that  they  may  eat 
9.3.and/)9weitonhishead,and  fay,  Thus 
fob  36.27. they  powre  down  rain  acccording  to 
Pyi/.42.4.remem. thefe  th!ngs,I  powre  out  my  foul 
6z.  8. ye  pcop.  powre  out  your  heart  before  him 
6y.za,.powre  out  thine  indignation  upon  them 


7<).6.powre  out  thy  wrath  on  the  heathen  that 
Pra^.1.23.1  ViiWpowre  onrmy  fpirit  unto  you 
7/^.44.3.1  w'dpowre  water  upon  him  that  is  thirft. 
I  will  powre  my  fair,  upon  thy  feed 
4  y.8.iet  the  skies  powre  down  righteoufnefle 
/£!-.6.ii.Iwill;»m;eitoutonthe  child,  abroad 
7.iZ.topowre  outdrink-offeiings  to  other  o0d 
10. zf.powre  out  thy  fury  on  the  heathen  th*at 
1 4. 1 6.1  will  powre  their  wickedpefle  on  them 
l8.zi.powre  out  their  bloud  by  the  force  of 
44.17.to powre  out  drink-offerings  unto  her 

.  Ver.18,19  ,  j 

Lam. 1.19. powre  out  thine  heart  like  water 

£^.7-8.fhortly  powre  out  my  fury  on  thee 

i4.i9./w>eoutmyfury  onitin  bloud 

2,0.8.1  will  powre  put  my  fury  on  theirj 

13.I  would/'owe  out  my  fury  upon    Ver. 21  ! 

11.31. 1  wilpowre  out  mine  indignation  on  thee 

2.4-3  -and  Mo  powre  water  into  it 

30.1 5.1  will  powre  my  fury  upon  S'm 

Hof.-j.  10. 1  will  powre  out  my  wrath  on  them  like; 

Joel  2.28.that  I  will/wweoutmy  fpirTon  all  fleih : 

i9<in  thofe  dayes  will  I  powre  out  my  fpin'c 
Micob  i.e.powre  down  the  flones  thereof  into 
Zepk  5 .8.  to  powre  on  them  mine  indignation 
Z^.12. 10.  1  will  powre  on  the  houfe  of  David 
AfrtZ.g.io.and  powre  you  out  a  blefiW 
Atl.z.17 .powre  out  my  fpirit  on  all  flefh 

i8.hand-maidens,l  will  powre  out  in  thofe 
Revel. \6. 1  And  powre  out  the  vials  of  the  wrath 

Gra.28.i8.Jacob^ow^  oil  on  the  top  of  it 
35-1 4- Jacob  —  powred  a  drink-  off.— and  pom 

Exod.9. 33.the  rain  was  not  powred  on  the  earth 
30.32.  on  mans  flefh  fhall  it  nothe powred 

Levit.4. 1 2.afh£S  are  powred  out  fhall  he  be  burnt 
8.i  2,  powred  of  the  anointing  oil  on  Aaron's 

1  i.and  powred  the  blood  at  the  bottqrne  of 

Numh\°n Wll°fe  hc3d  the a,n0inC0iI  ^Pownd 
Nimb.zS.7.to  bepowr.tmto  the  L.for  a  drink-off 

1 S  r*  7;b,lou<! of  thy  fac,ri- flldI  hc^cd « 

1  •am.i  .1  y.  but  have  powred  out  my  foul  before 

7-6-and  powred  it  out  before  the  Lord 

Jo.  1.  and  powred  it  upon  his  head,and  kiffed 

2  Sam.  1 3 . 9.and/w»^them  out  before  him 

ti 'i  6. hut  powred  it  out  unto  the  Lord 
1  JOs.  1 3  3 .  afhes  that  are  on  it  fhalbe  powred  out 

Lames  powred  out  from  the  altar 
*  K'-3  -i  1  -which  powred  out  water  on  the  hands 
4-S-broughtthe  veffelsto  her,and  fhe^ow^ 

4o.fo  they  powred  out  for  the  men  to  eat 
96.  and  he  powred  .the  oil  on  his  head 
*<?.  1 3<and  powred  his  drink-offring  and 

1  Cww.11.18.but/wwerfit  out  to  the  Lord 

2  Chr.iz.-j.my  wtathpowredom  upon  Jerufalem 

34-ii^reat  is  the  wrath  of  the  Lord  powred  o\x, 

2  5.my  wrath  fhal  be  powred  out  on  this  place 
7003.24.  my  roarings  are  po.  out  like  the  waters 

10.  lo.haft  thou  nor  powred  me  out  as  milk 
z9-6,the  rock' powred  me  out  rivers  of  oij 
30.i6.n1y  foul  is  powred  out  upon  me 
Pfal.zz.n.  I  am  powred  out  like  water 
45.2.  grace  is  powred  into*hy  lips 
^77.i7the  clouds  powred  out  water 
1 42.2. 1  powred  outmy  complaint  before  him 
Cant.  i.3,thy  name  is  as  ointment  powred  forth 
Ifai.z6.x6.  pow.  out  a  prstyer,  when  thy  chaftenbg 
29.  lo.powred  out  on  you  the  fpitof  deep  fleep 

3  2. 1 5.untill  the  fpirit  be  powred  upon  us 

4  2. 2  5  .powred  upon  him  the  fury  of  his  anger 
,53  .ii.becaufe  he  hath  powred  out  his  foul 

5  7.6.to  them  haft  thou  powred  out  a  drink-off. 
fer. 7.20.  my  fury  fhalbe  powredoui  on  this  place 

19. \7,. powred  out  drink-offr.         Chap.3  2.29 
42.18.and  my  fury  hath  been  powred  forth 

fo  fhall  my  fury  be  powred  forth  upon  you 
44-^.and  mine  anger  waspowred  forth 

i9and/>oweioutdrink-ofFrings  unto  her 
Lam.z.$  he  powred  out  his  fury  like  fire 
1 1  .my  liver  is  powredon  the  earth 

I  i.wJhen  their  foul  waspowred  out 
4.i.ftonesof  the  fanit  uary  are  powred  ou  E 

I I  .hehath  powred  out  his  fierce  anger 
E%c\.i6.^6.  becaufe  thy  frlthineflevvasptwr^oti 

zo.zZ.powredout  thete  their  drink-  offrings 

33.v?id-.  \ 


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33.with  fury  powred  out  wil  I  rule  over  them 
34,and  with  fury  panned  out 
zz.22.that  I  the  Lord  have  powred  out  my  fury 

ii.powcdout  mine  indignation  on  them 
■13  2 And  porvred  their  whordpme  on  her 
z^.7.([\epmvtedknoz  upon  the  ground 
36.1 8.wherefore  Ipomcd  my  fury  upon  them 
39.z9.pam-cd  out  my  fpir.on  the  boufe  of  Ifrael 
T>an.<),  1 1. therefore  the  curfe  is  pawed  upon  us 

27. that  determined  fhalbe/>fl.on  the  defolatc 
Micab. 1.4  as  waters powred  down  a  deep  place 
2v"fl&«/»  i.e.  his  fury  is  /> owed  out  like  fire 
Ze/>ki.i7.theirbloudmallbe/>flawrfout  as  dllft 
Matt.z6.7.a.T\d\>owred\x.on  his  head  as  he 

iz.inthat  me  hath ^ouwd  this  ointment 
Mar\  1 4 .3. and  powred  it  on  his  head 
John  2.1  7. and  powred  out  the  changers  money 

ij.y.he  powred  water  into  a  badn,  and  began 
Acl.io.tf. on  the  Gent.alfo  was  jxrawrf  out  the 
#ro.  1 4.  i  o.which  is  powred  out  without  mixture 
16.  2.  fi*ft  went  and  powred  out  his  viallon 
3.fecond  angel  powred  out  his  vial  on  the  fea 
4.  the  third  angel  powred  out  his  viall  on  the 
8. the  fourth  angel  po.out  his  viall  on  the  fun 
10.  fifth  angel  powred  out  his  viall  on  the  feat 
is.fixth  angel  pow.  out  his  viall  on  the  great 
I7.feventh  angel  po.out  his  vial  into  the  aire 

£3* {.  1 6.1 7  .pawredtt  out  thy  fornications  on  every 

3&oxo;eth. 
Job  iz.2i.he powrcth  contempt  upon  princes 

Pfal.  107.  40, 

1 6. 1 3  .he  powrcth  out  my  gall  on  the  ground 

20.  but  mine  eye  powrcth  out  t^ars  unto  God 

P/S/.77.8.  and  he  powrcth  out  of  the  fame 

Prov.il-z.  mouth  of  fools  powrcth  out  foolifhnefle 

28. mouth  of  the  wicked  paw.  out  evill  things 

Amos  j.S.and  po.thetn  out  on  the  face  of  the  earth 

Chap.9.^. 

E^/f.9.8.  in  tlxypowring  out  of  thy  fury  on  Jeruf. 
Lu\e  io.34.bound  up  his  wounds,  powring  in  oij 

$opfon,  See  potion. 
f2>iacttfe. 

Pfal  141. 4. to  pracTife  wicked  works,  with  men 
Ifai.-$z.6.to pra.tT.ife  hypoci ifie,to  utter errour 
Dan.S.zq.  and  (hall  profper,  and /wfl/ye,  and 
Micab  z.l.they  praclife  it.  becaufe  it  is  in  die  pow. 

jjbiSCtitfto. 
1  Sam.z^.9.  Da.  knew  that  Saul  fecretly  praclifed 
Dan.Z.iz.  andk/>rar7//Mandprofpered 

#?atttfe0. 
z  Pct.z.  1 4.  exercifed  with  covetous  praclife  s 

Deut-i-o.zi.  he  is  thy  praife,znd  he  is  thy  God 

26. 19. which  he  hath  made,in  praife,  &  in  name 
Judg  7. 3. 1  will  fing  praife  to  the  Lord  God  of  Ifr. 

1  Chron.ifi.t  7-  and  glory  in  thy  praife 

2  Cfci'fla.23.i3.andfuchastaughtto  tingpraife 
Nehem.g.<).  exalted  above   all  blcfllng  and  praife 

1 2. 46. and  fongs  of  praife  and  thankfgiving  to 
Pfal.7.17.  will  fing  praife  to  the  name  of  the  Lord 
9.2.I  will  fing  praife  unto  thy  Name 

i4.that  I  may  (hew  forth  all  thy  praife 
22. if.  my  praife  mail  be  of  thee  in  the  great 
30.12.  that  my  glory  may  tingpraife  to  thee 

33.1.  fbr/>raJ/£  is  comely  for  the  upright 
3  4.  x -his  praife  ihal  continually  be  in  my  mouth 
37.28.  and  of  thy  praife  all  the  day  long 

40.3.  even  praife  unto  our  God,  many  (hall  fee 

41. 4.  with  the  voice  of  joy  and  praife,  with 
48.10.fo  is  thy  praife  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
70.23.  whofo  ofFereth  p>'di/c,  glorifieth  me 
71.17.  my  month  (hall  (hew  forth  thy  praife 
77.7. 1  will  fing  and  give  praife 
61 .8.  fo  will  I  fing  praife  unto  thy  Name 
6%.\>praife  waiteth  for  thee,  O  God  in  Sion 

66. 2.  rrrakehis/>ra'/e  glorious 
8.make'the  voice  of  his  praife  to  be  heard 

71.6.  my praife  {hall  be  continually  of  thee 
S.Ietmy  mouth  be  filled  with  thy  praife 
79.13.we  willfhew  forth  thy  praife  to  all  gener. 
98.4.  and  reioyceand  tingpraife 
100. 4. and  enter  into  his  courts  with  praife 
102.21. and  to  declare  his  praife  in  Terufalem 
104  33. 1  will  fing />ra/2  unto  my  God 


io£.2.who  can  (hew  foith  all  his  praife 
1 2.  then  they  fang  hh  praife 
47.  and  to  triumph  in  thy  praife 
108.1.I  will  fing  and  give  praife,even  with 
io^.i.hold  not  thy  peace,0  God  of  my  praife 
n  1. 10.  hispw/cendureth  for  ever 
119. 171  .my  lips  (hall  utter  praife  when  thou 
1 38. 1.  before  the  gods  will  1  ting  praife  unto 
147.21.  my  mouth  fhalifpeak  the  pr.  of  the  L. 
147. 1. it  is  pleafant,and/>i<tj/J  is  comely 

7.  fing  praife  upon  the  harp  unto  our  God 
I48.i4.he  exalteth  — the  praife  of  all  his  faints 
1 49. 1.  and  hh  praife  in  the  congregat.  of  faints 
Pw.27.11.fo  is  a  man  tohispraife 
IJai.  42. 8.  neither  my  praife  to  graven  images 
10. and  his  praife  from  the  end  of  the  earth 
1 2 .  and  declare  his  praife  in  the  y  lands 
43. 2 1. they  (hall  fhew  forth  my  praife 
48.9.  for  my  praife  will  I  refrain  for  thee 
60. 1 8.  falvation,and  call — thy  gates,Pra/e 
6i-3.the  garment  of  praife  for  the  fpir.  of  heav. 

1 1  .and  praife  to  fpring  forth  before  a  11  the 
62.7.make  Jcrufalem  a  praife  in  the  earth 
Jer.  1 3. 1 1. and  for  a  praife,  and  for  a  glory 
17.14.  for  thou  art  my  praife 

26. and  bringing  facrifice  of  praife  unto 
3  3-9.it  lhall  be  to  mzzpraifi,  and  an  honour 

1 1. that  (hall  bring  the  facrifice  of  praife 

48.2. there  lhall  be  no  more  praife  of  Moab 

49.2  7  .how  is  the  city  of  praife  not  left 

7 1. 4 1. how  is  the  praife  of  the  whok-  earth 

Hab.  3 .3  .and  the  earth  was  full  of  his  praife 

Ziph.^.K).  I  will  get  them  praife  in  every  land 

icand  a  praife  among  all  the  pe.of  the  earth 
Matt.zi.i6-  Sicklings  thou  haft  perfected  praife 
X.«£-i8.43.\vhen  they  faw  it, ■gave  praife  unto  God 
John  9.24-give  Godthe/tfvii/e,  we  know  that  this 
1 2.43.  loved  the  pra.  of  men,  more  then  the  pra. 
Ko»z.2.29.whofe  praife  is  not  ofmen,  but  of  God 
1 3. 3. and  thou  (halt  have  praife  of  the  fame 

1  Cor.4.7-then  mall  every  man  hzvepraife  of  God 

2  tV.8.1  8.  whofe  praife  is  in  the  Gofpel 
Eph.  1 .6.  to  the  praife  of  the  glory  of  his  grace 

i2.would  be  to  the  praife  of  his  glory 
14.  unto  the  praife  of  his  glory 
Phil- 1  .n  .by  Jefus  Chrift  unro  the  praife  of  God 

4.8.and  if  there  be  any  praife  think 
Hcb-z.  1 2.midlt  of  the  church  will  I  fing  praife 

13.17.ofF.the  facri.  of  praife  to  God  continually 
1  Pcf.i.y.it  might  be  found  unto  praife  and  honour 
s.t4.and  for  the  praife  of  them  that  do  well 
4  1 1.  to  whom  be  praife  and  dominion  for  ever 
piaffe. 
Gf».49-8.thou  art  he  whom  thy  brethren  (halpra. 
Levit.19.z4.fmit  thereof  holy  to  praife  the  Lord 

1  Cbron.16. 4.2nd  praife  thi  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
23.7/which  I  made,l'aid  Dav. to  praife  therewith 

.   30. ftand  every  morning  to  praife  the  Lord 
2  7. 3. to  give  thanks,and  to  praife  the  Lord 
29.13.and/Ntfi/cthy  glorious  Name 

2  tyro. 7. 6. which  David  had  made  to  praife  the  L . 
8 . 1 4.  to  praife  and  minifter  before  the  priefts 
20.19.  flood  up  to  praife  the  Lord  God  of  Jfr. 

a  1. that  (hould  praife  the  beautie  of  holinefle 
22.when  they  began  to  fing  and  to  praife 
31.1.  and  to  praife  in  the  gates  of  the  tents 
Eija  3-io.with  cymbals  to  praife  the  Lord 
Nehem.  1 2.24.  to  praife  and  to  give  thanks 
Pfal.  2 1 . 1 3  fo  will  we  fing  and  praife  thy  power 
22.23.ye  that  fear  the  Lord,praife  him 
30.9.fhall  the  duft  praife  thee, (hall  it  declare 
42.7-for  I  fhall  yet  praife  him  for  the  help 
1 1  .yet  praife  him,  who  is  the  health  of  my 

P/^.43.7. 
44.8 .  and  praife  thy  Name  for  ever 
4  5/ .  17. therefore  fhall  the  people  praife  thee  far 
49.18.  and  men  willpraif thee>  when  thou  dolt 
63.3  my  lips  fhall  praife  thee 

7. my  mouth  fhall  pra.  thee  with  joyfull  lips 
^7-3.1et  th:  people  praife  thec,0  God :  let  all 

Verfe  7- 

let  all  the  people^ra/2  thee 

Ver.7. 

69. 3  4. let  the  heavens  and  earth  praife  him 

71.14.I  will  yet  praife  thee  more  and  more 

74.21.  let  the  poor  and  needy  praife  thy  Name 


76.10.  furely  the  wrath  of  man  lhall  praife  xixee 
88. 10. (hall  the  dead  arife  and  praife  thee 
89.7.  the  heavens  fhall  praife  thy  wonders 
99. 3. let  thempraife  thy  great  Name 
107.32.  and  praife  bin  in  the  aflcmbly  ofelders 
1 1 3. 1  .praife,  O  ye  fervants  of  the  Lord 
H7.i7.thedead  praife  not  the  Lord 
119.  i<?4.feven  times  a  day  do  I  praife  thee 
177. foul  live,and  it  lhall  praife  thee 

137.1.  praife  him,  O  ye  fervants  of  the  Lord 

138.2.  and  praife  thy  Name,for  thy  loving 
4. kings  of  the  ea-rth  lhall  praife  thee 

142.7.  that  I  may  praife  thy  Name 

147.4.  one  gener.  mill  praife  thy  works  toano. 

io.all  thy  works  lhall  praife  thee,0  Lord 
I47.i2.pra/2thy  God,0  Zion 
148-1.  praife  him  in  the  heights 

z.praife  him  all  his  angehipraife  him  his  holts 
3  .praife  ye.  him  fun  and  moon 

praife  him  all  ye  ftars  of  light 
^.praife  him  ye  heavens  of  heavens 
7. let  them  praife  the  Name  of  the  Lord 

Ver.  13. 
1 49.3  .let  them  praife  his  Name  in  the  dance 
1  70.1. praife  God  in  his  fanftuary 

praife  him  in  the  firmament  of  his  power 
z.praife  him  for  his  mighty  a<fh 

praife  him  accord,  to  his  excel.greatnefle 
3. praife  him  with  the  found  of  the  trumpet 

praife  him  with  the  pfaltery  and  harp 
^.praife  him  with  the  timbrell  and  dance        I 
praife  him  with  ftringed  inftru.  and  organs 
S-praife  him  upon  the  loud  cymbals 

praife  him  on  the  high  founding  cymbals 
Prov.z7-2.lct  another  man  praife  thee, and  not 
28.4-they  that  forfake  the  hwjraife  the  wicked 
3 1.3 1. let  her  own  works  praife  her  in  the  gates 
jyii.38.18.for  the  grave  cannot  praife  thee 
1 9. the  living  he  lhall  praife  thee  as  I 
/<n\3i.7.publiih  ye,praife  ye,and  fay,0  Lord 
23^3.2.23.1  thank  thee,  and  praife  thee^O  thou  G. 
4.37. 1  Nebuchad.  praife  and  extoll  the  King  of 
foci  2. 16 .and praife  the  Name  of  the  L.  your  God 
Lu\e  i9.57.and praife  God  with  a  loud  voice 
iCo;\ii.2.now  lpraife  you  breth.  that  you  rernem 
17. 1  praife  you  not,thatyou  come 
■    2  2.fhall  I  praife  you  in  this,I  praife  you  not 
/ta>.i9.5.faying,Praf/f  our  God  all  ye  his  fervants 

I  will, or  rei/liy&taite. 
Gra.29.37.  now  will  I  praife  the  Lord 
pftl.7.17.1  will  praife  the  Lord  according  to  his 
9.1. 1  mil  praife  thee,  O  Lord,  with  my  whole 
22.22.midft  of  the  congregat.  will  lpraife  thee 
28. 7. with  my  fong  will  I  praife  him 
3  7.18  I  will  praife  thee  among  much  people 
43-4.on  the  harp  will  I  praife  thee,0  God 
72.9. 1  v/'illpioife  thee  for  ever 
74.6. 1  will  praife  thy  Name,0  Lord 
76.4-  in  God  I  will  praife  his  word 
10.  in  God  will  I  praife  his  word 

in  the  Lord  will  I  praife  his  word 
77.9.I  will  praife  thee,0  Lord,among  the  peo. 
69.30.  \  will  praife  the  Name  of  G.  with  a  long 
7 1. 22.I  will  praife  thee  w'th  the  pfaltery 
%6-it.lwill  praife  \hceyO  Lord  my  God 
108.3. 1  wil  praife  thee,0  Lord,among  the  peo. 
109. j o.I  will  praife  him  among  the  multitude 
in. 1. 1  will  pra.  the  Lord  with  mywhole  heart 
118. 19.  and  I  will  praif  the  Lord 
at  .1  will  praife  thee,for  thou  haft  heard 
28.thou  art  my  God,  and  I  w'Alpfaife  thee 
119.7.I  will  praife  thee  with  uprightnefle 
138. 1. 1  will  praife  thee  with  my  whole  heart 
139. 1 4. 1  will  praife  thee,  for  I  am  wonderfully 
I47.i.and  I  will  praife  thy  Name  for  ever 
lfai.iz.i.l  will  praife  thee,  though  thou  waft 
27. i.I  willpraifethy  Name,forthou  haft 
piaffe  ye  the  Lord,  ox  f->jatfe  the  Lord. 
Judg.  7.  z.praife  ye  theLord  for  the  avenging  of  If! 
2C6.20.2x. and  to  CayyPraife  the  Lord/or  hismer. 
Pfal.7.17.  T  will  praife  the  Lord  according  to  his 
22.26.  they  fhall  praife  the  Lord  that  feek  him 
3  ?  .2.  p'oife  the  Lord  with  harp 
102.18  .peo.-which  fhall  be  created  (hall  praife 
1 04.3 7.  O  my  foul.  Praife  ye  the  Lord 

107.47. an<1  keep nxs  lawes-  Fraife  ye  ttie  L 


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io6.i.prdfe  ye  the  Lord,0  give  thanks 

48.aH  the  people  fay,  Amen.Prdfe  ye  the  L. 
107.8.O  that  men  would prdfe  the  Lord  for 

Ver.  15,21,31. 
109.30.I  will  greatly  praife  the  Lord  with  my 
1 1  l.i.p'dfe  ye  the  Lord.  I  wil praife  the  Lord 
iiz.i.prai.  ye  theLord.Blefled  is  the  man  that 
1  12. i.prdfe  ye  the  Lord:praife  theName  of  the 

j.tobe  a  joy  full  mother  ofchil.pra.ye  the  L. 
1 1 5. 18. and  for  evermore. Pi vii/e  the  Lord 
1 1 6.19.O  Jerufalem,pra?/e  ye  the  Lord 
117. i.O  praife  the  Lord,allye  mtions.pmfe 

2.truth  of  the  Lord  endureth  for  ever :  pralfc 
118.19.andl  vii\[praife  the  Lord 
j  tf.i.praife  ye  the  L.pr.yt  the  Name  of  the  L. 

■i.p-rdfe  the  Lord,for  the  Lord  is  good 

1  ^6.i.p,aife  ye  the  Lovd,praifc  ye  the  Lord 

i.while  I  live  will  I  prdfe  the  Lord 
lo.to  all  generatiom:p*v«/£  ye  the  Lord 
147.  i.prdfe  ye  the  Lord,for  it  is  good  to 
1  z.prdfe  ye  the  Lord,0  Jerufalem 
20.judgements,they  have  not  known.Pr.ye 
1 48. 1. prdfe  ye  the  Losd,praife  ye  the  Lo.from 
7. prdfe  ye  the  Lord  from  the  earth 
i4.a  people  neer  unto  him.Praife  ye  the  Lo. 
149.  i.prdfe  ye  the  Lord, Gng  unto  the  Lord 

9. honour  have  all  his  faints.  Praife  ye  the  L. 
i50.i.pm/eyctheLord,praife  God  in  his 
6. prdfe  the  Lord,  prdfe  ye  the  Lord 
ifa.  1  z.^.praife  the  Lord,call  upon  his  Name 

62.9.gathered  it,fhall  eat  it,and  prdfe  the  Lord 
Jer.-o.  1 3  .ting  unto  the  Lcrd,jw  dfe  ye  the  Lord 

35.11.  facrifice  of  prdfe  into  the  houfe  of  the  L. 
Rom.  1  5 .  1 1  .and  again,Pwi/c  ye  the  Lord  all  ye 

f->iatfeu. 
jWg.16.24.peo.  faw  Samfon,they  prdfed  their  g. 
2  Sam.  1 4. 2  5  .none  to  be  fo  much  pra.  as  Abfalom 
2  2.4-call  on  the  Lord  who  is  worthy  to  be  pr. 
1  Cbro.i6.z%.°reat  is  the  Lord,and  greatly  tobep. 
j6.and  all  the  people  prdfed  the  Lord 
23.5.  and  four  thousand  pmfed  the  Lord  with 
\  Cbron.^.  1 3 .  &  inftrum.of  mufick,&  prdfed.  the 
7. 3. and  worthipped,and />r<w/ed  the  Lord 
6. when  David  prdfed  by  their  miniftry 
30.21  .the  priefts  prdfed  the  Lord  day  by  day 
Eya  3.1 1. great  fhout  when  they  prdfed  the  Lord 
Neb.  ■) .  1 3  .and  all  the  congregation  prdfed  the  L. 
P/rt/,  18.3  .call  on  the  L.who  is  worthy  to  be  prai. 
48. 1. and  greatly  to  be  prdfed  in  the  city  of  our 
72.15.and  daily  (hall  he  be  prdfed 
9^.4.the  Lord  is  greatly  to  be  prdfed 

PfaL  145.3. 
1 1 3.3  .the  Lords  Name  is  to  be  prdfed 
Pro.7  L30.wom.that  feareth  the  Lord  fhallbe/'y. 
£«/e^4.2.wherefore,I  prdfed  the  dead 
Cant  .6.9-and  they  prdfedhet 
Ifa.64. 1  *  •  where  our  fathers  prdfed  thee,  is  burnt 
Van.^-i  4-and  I  prdfed  him  that  liveth  for  ever 
5.4.and  they  Pi  aifed  the  gods  of  gold  - 
2  3 .  &  thou  hall  prdfed  the  gods  of  filver 
Lul{e  i.64.and  he  fpake  and  prdfed  God 

Exod.  1 5.1 1. who  is  like  thee,fearfull  inpraifes 

2  Sam.zz.jo.l  will  fing  praifes  to  thy  Name 
2  Cfo-9.29.30.command.the  Lev.to  fing  prdfes  to 

and  they  hngpraifes  with gladneffe 
Pfd.9. 1 1  .fing  prdfes  unto  the  Lord  which  dwel. 
18.49.and  fing  prdfe s  unto  thy  Name 
22.3.O  thou  that  inhabited  the  prdfes  of  Ifrael 
27.6\yea,I  will  fing  prdfes  to  the  Lord 
47.6.  fing  prdfes  to  God  ,(ing  prdfes 

fing  prdfes  to  our  King,fing  prdfes 
7.\\ngprdfes  with  understanding 
56. 1 2 .1  w  ill  tender  prdfes  unto  thee 
68 .4-fing  prdfes  to  his  Name,  extoll  him  that 

iz.dngprdfes  unto  the  Lord.  Selah 
75.9'J  will  i\n°  prdfes  to  the  God  of  Jacob  * 
78.4.fhewing  the  prdfes  of  the  Lord,and  his 
9i.i.to  fing  prdfes  to  thy  Name,  Omoft 
108.3.I  will  f\ng  praifes  unto  thee  among 
i3  5.3.fingprt«/mo  his  Name5for  it  ispleaf. 
i44.9.inftru.of  ten  fttings  will  I  fing/>ft».unto 
1 46. 2.I  will  v\ngpraifes unto  my  God,  while 
147ii.it  is  good  to  fmgprdfes  unto  our  God 
149.3  .fing prdfes  unto  him  with  the  timbrel  & 
6\let  the  high  praifes  of  God  be  in  their 


lfa.6o.6.they  fhallfhew  forth  the  prdfes  o(  the  L. 
63.7. 1  will  make  mention  of  the  prdfes  of  the 
Acts  16. 2  f.and  fang  prdfes  unto  God 

1  Pef.2.9.that  ye  fhould  (hew  forth  the  prdfes  of 

Pio.3  i.28.her  husband  alfo,and  beprdfetb  her 
^jatfjng. 

2  Cbro.f.i  3.  to  be  heard  in  prdfw  the  Lord 
zi.iz.and praiflngthe  King,fhe  came  to 

Eira  3 . 1 1. in  praifing,and  giving  thanks  to  the  L. 
Pfal.8  q-q.they  will  be  ftill  prdfing  thee 
Luke  2. 1 3. multitude prdfing  God  ,and  faying 
20  prdfing  God  for  all  the  things  that  they 
24.53.continually  in  the  temple  prdfing  God 
Ads  z.tf.prdfing  God,and  having  favour  with  a! 
3. 8. and  leaping , and  prdfing  God 
9.  all  people  faw  him  leaping,  &  prdfing  G. 
fSjanfing, 
Nahum  1 .2.and  the  noife  of  their  pranfihg  horfes 

fjiattangjj. 
Judg.^.zz.broby  the  mei.oi  the  pr  an fings,the  pra. 

gating. 
PiY>.io.8.buta^Wgfoolefhallfall       Ver.  10. 

3  John  10.  prating  againft  us  with  malicious  wor. 
|9iap. 

Ge»,20.7.he  is  a  prophet,and  he  (hall  pray  for 
Num. z 1.7 -pray  unto  the  Lord  that  he  take  away 

1  Sam.7.1;  .and  I  will  pray  for  you  unto  the  Lord 
1  z.ig.pray  for  thy  lervants  unto  the  Lord 

2  3. fin  againft  the  Lo.in  ceafing  to  pray  for 

2  Sam.7.  zj.  found  in  his  heart  to  pray  this  prayer 
1  iCi».8.30.when  they  (hall pray  towards  this  pla. 

33.andconfeffe  thy  Name,andfi7*y,and 

3  y.if  they  pray  towards  this  place,and 
2  Cbron.6.16. 

42.and  pray  towards  this  houfe 
44.and  (hall  pray  unto  the  Lord  toward 

2  Chrun.6.  34. 
/fiandpray  unto  tfcee  towards  their  land 

zChron.6. 38, 
1 3 .6.and  pray  for  me,that  my  hand  may  be 
1  Cfo'0.i7.25.found  in  his  heart  to  pray  befb.  thee 
i  Chro.6, 24.and  prayt8t  make  fupplication  before 
3  2.  if  they  come  and  pray  in  this  houfe 
37-and  pray  unto  thee  in  the  land  of  their 
7. 1 4.and  pray, and  feek  my  face,and  turn 
Ezja.  g.io.and  pray  for  the  life  of  the  King 
Neh.  1 .6.which  I  pray  before  thee  now 
Job  21.15.what  profit  hive  we,ifwe/>i-dytohim 
3  3.26.he  (hall  pray  unto  God,and  he  will 
42.8.and  my  fervant  Job  (hall  pray  for  you 
PfaL  5 .2. for  unto  thee  will  I  pray 

55.i7.evening,&  morning,&atnoon  wiWlp. 
izz.6.pray  for  the  peace  of  Jerufalem  ,they 
ifa.  16.11.  he  (hall  come  to  his  fandu.  to  pray,  but 

45. 20. and  pray  unto  a  god  that  cannot  fave 
Jer.7.16.  pray  not  thou  for  this  people 

Chap.  11. 14.  &  I4.11. 
29-7»and  pray  unto  the  Lord  for  it 

1  z. and  pray  untome,andI  will  hear,  to  you 
3  7. 3  .pray  no w  unto  the  Lord  our  God  for  us 
42.2.and  pray  for  us  unto  the  Lord 
4.I  vi'Alp ray  unto  the  Lord  your  God,  accor. 
20. faying,  Pray  for  us  unto  the  Lord  out  G. 
Z«/?. 7. 2. their  men  to  pray  before  the  Lord 
8. 2 1. go  fpeedily  to^jvjy  before  the  Lord  . 
22.and  to  pray  before  the  Lord 
Mat^.^-pray  for  them  which  defpitefully  ufe  you 
6. 5 .  they  love  to  pray  (landing  in  the  fynagog. 
d.pray  to  thy  Father  which  is  in  fecret 
7.  when  ye.  pray,uCe  not  vain  repetitions 
9.after  this  manner  therefore,  pray  ye  :  Our 
9.38.  pray  ye  therefore  the  Lord  of  the  harveft 
14. 2 3. he  went  up  into  a  mountain  apart  to  pr. 
19.13.  fhould  put  his  hands  on  them,and  pray 
24.20.  pray  ye  that  your  flight  be  not  in  the  wi. 
Marine  13. 18. 
26.36.fnye  here,  while  I  go  and  pray  yonder 
4 1. watch  &  pray  that  ye  enter  not  into  tern. 
5  3  .thinkeft  thou  that  I  cannot  pr-  to  my  Fa. 
Marine  5.1 7.  they  began  to  pay  him  to  depart  out 
6  46. he  departed  into  a  mountain  to  pray 
1 1 .24.what  things  foever  ye  defire  when  yepr. 
13.33  -take  ve  heed,watch  and  pray, for  ye 
14.3  2.fit  ye  here  while  I  (hall  pray 

3,8. watch  zndpray,\ei\  ye  enter  into  ternpta. 
Cc.cc 


Lu\e  6. 1 2. that  he  went  out  into  a  mountain  to  p 
zS.pray  for  them  which  defpitefully  ufe  you 
9. 2  8. and  went  up  into  a  mountain  to  pray 
10. z.pray  ye  therefore  the  Lord  of  the  harveft 
1 1.1  .Lord  teach  us  to  pray,  as  John  alfo  taught 
2.when  ye  pray£z.y,Qw  Father  which  art  in 
1 8. 1.  that  men  ought  alwayesto/>/<zy,:ind  not 
lo.twd  men  went  up  into  the  temple  to  pray 
2 1. 3 6. watch  ye  therefore,and  pray  alwayes 
zz^o.pray  that  ye  enter  not  into  temptation 
^6.pray,[e&  ye  enter  into  temptation  . 
Jolm  14. i6.and  I  v/illpray  the  Father,and  he  (hal 
16.26.that  I  will/iv?y  the  Father  for  you 
17.9.1  pray  for  them,I  pray  not  for  the  world 
1 5.I  pray  not  that  thou  ihouldeft  take  them 
20.neitberp/fl}'  I  forthefe  alonej  but  for 
Acls  8. 22. and  pray  God,if  perhaps  the  thought  of 
24.Simon  faid,  Pray  ye  to  the  Lord  for  me 
io.9.peter  went  up  upon  the  houfe  to  pray 
ftw».8.26.know  not  what  wc  fhould  pray  for  as 
1  cV.  1 1. 1 3. comely  that  a  woman  pray  unto  God 
1 4. 1 3. /wy  that  he  may  interpret 

1 4. if  I  pray  in  an  unkndvVn  tongue,my 
1 5.I  will  pray  with  the  fpirit,  and  pray  with 
z  Ctrr.^.zo.weprayyou  in  Chrifts  ftead,be  ye  r.c. 

1 3-7.now  I  pray  to  God,that  ye  do  no  evill 
PKZ.1_9.and  thisl/x-.  that  your  love  may  abound 
Col.i.g.do  not  cea(e  to  pray  for  you,  and  to 

1  Thef,  5. 17  .pray  without  ceafing 
23.and  I  pray  God  your  whole  fpirit,and 
2 5.brethren,/»-<«y  for  us 

2  Tbef.  1 . 1 1  .therefore,alfo,we  pray  always  for  you 
3. 1. finally  brethren, /w_y  for  us,that  the  wotd  of 

1  'Iim.z.8.1  wil  that  men  pray  every  where,liftinp 

2  Tirn.i,,  1 6.pray  God  that  it  may  not  be  laid  to 
Heb.  1 3 . 1  Z.pray  for  us.for  we  truft  we  have  a  good 
Jam.1) .  1  3  .is  any  among  you  afflifted?let  him  pr. 

1 4-and  let  them  pray  over  them,inointing 
i6.axidpray  one  for  another,that  ye  may  be 
1  John  5.16.  that  he  (hall  p?tfy  for  ic 

1  f^ag  thee. 
Geu.i  2.1 3. fay, I  pray  thee,thou  art  my  fiftcr 
1 3.8.1et  there  be  no  (lrife,T  pray  thee 

9.feparatc  thy  felf,I  pray  thee,  from  me 
1 6.2.1  pray  thee  go  in  unto  my  maid 
18.3 .paffe  not,\pray  thee,from  thy  fervartt 
i3.13.if  thou  wilt  give  it,l  pray  thee,hear  me 
24.2.put,I  pray  thee,thy  hand  under  mv  thigh 
1 2.I  pray  thee  fend  me  good  fpeed  this  day 
i4.1et  down  thy  pitcher,I  pray  thee 
1 7. let  me  drink,I  pray  thee,of  thy  pitcher 
23-whofe  daughter  ?  tell  me,Ipray  thee 
4 3. give  me, \ pray  thee,  a  little  water 
45.1etme  drinkj/iivzythee 
25.30.feed.me,I/>>\  thee,with  that  red  pottage 
27.3.take,T  pray  thee,thy  weapons,thy  quiver 
i9.arife  ,If  ray  thee,  fit  &  eat  of  my  venifon 
2 1. come  neer, I  pray  thee,  that  I  may  feele 
30.14.give  me,T  pray  thee,  of  thy  fons  mandra. 

27.Laban  faid,  I  pray  thee  tarry 
3 2. 1  i.dcl.me,I fr.thee,from  the  ha.of  my  bro. 

2  9.tell  me, I  pray  thee,thy  name 
3  3 .  10. Jacob  fatd,Nay,I pray  thee,if now  I 

1  i.take,\  pray  thee,  my  bleffing  thac  is  brou. 
14-let  my  lord,I  pray  thee,paffe  over  before 

I7>i^.lpray  thee,fee  whether  it  bewell 

i6.tell  me,  I  pray  thee,  w  here  they  feed 
38.i6.goto,Ip?tfy  thee,letme  come  in 

2  5.difcern,I  pray  thee,whofe  thefe  are 
40.14.d1ew  kindnefle>I  pray  thee,unto  me 
44.i8.fpeak  a  word,I  pray  thee,in  my  lords 

3  2.1  pray  thee,let  thy  fervant  abide 
47.29.put,I/y-ay  thee,thyha.id  under  my  thigh 

bury  roe  not,  I  pray  thee,  in  Egypt 
48.9-bring  them,I  pray  thee,to  me,  and  I  will 
50.5.1et  me  go,I  pray  thee>and  bury  my  father 
i7.forgive,I  pray  ihee,the  trefpaffe  of  tby  tr. 
Exod.a,.! 3  O  my  lord,fend,I/)?-<3v  thee,  by 
i8.1tt  me  go,I  pray  thee,and  return 
1  d.  1 7 .forg ive,I  pray  thee,my  fin  only 
3  2.3  2.biot  mcylpray  thee,  out  of  thy  book  wch 
3  3 . 1 3 .1  pray  thee,if  I  have  found  grace 
34.9.1et  nry  lord,I pray  thee,go  amongft  us 
Num.  1  o.  i  1 .  he  faid  ,Leave  us  not,  I  pray  thee 
1 1.1  j.kili  rwe,T  /wythee,outofhand 
io.^.letmepaflejl/irflytheejthorowthycpun. 
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22.6.corhe  now,  I  pray  thee,curfe  me  this  peo. 

Kf.let  nothing,!  pray  thee,hinder  thee  from 

1 7.I  pray  thee,curfe  me  this  people 
23 .1 3-Balak  faid,Comc,  I  pray  thee,with  me 

27.come,I  pray  tbee,I  will  bring  thee  to 
Dent.  3.25. 1  pray  thee  letme  goe  over,and  fee 
Jojb.j.iy.giveylpray  thee,glory  to  the  Lord  God 
fudg.a.  1 9#giveme,l  pray  thee,a  little  wa.to  drink 
6.  i8-depatt  not  hence,  I  pray  thee,untill 

39.prove,Ipray  thee,but  this  once  with  the 
9.38  g°e  out  lpray  now,and  fight  with  them 
1 1.  i7.1et  me,l  pray  thee,pafle  thorow  thy  land 
1  j.4.therefore beware,Ipray  thee,  and  dri.  not 

i^. I  pray  theejet  us  detain  thee,  untill 
1 5. 2.takeher,I  pray  thee,in  fteadofher 
16.6. tell  me,I  pray  thee,wherein  thy  great  ftre 

1  o.tt 11  me,I  pray  thee,w  herewith  thou  migh. 

28.rememb.me,I  pray  thee,  ftreng.me,I  pray 
i9.6.be  content,I  pray  thee,and  tarry  all  night 

8  .comfort  thine  heart,Ipray  thee.And  they 

1  i.come,!  pray  thee,and  let  us  turn  in 
i  S<OT.i.$6.put  me,I  pray  thee,into  one  of  the  pr. 
3. 17.I  pray  thee,  hide  it  not  from  me 
9. 1 8. tell  me,I  pray  tbee,where  the  feers  houfe 
10. if  .tell  me,I  pray  thee,what  Sam.  faid  unto 

1  5.25.I  pray  thee,patdon  my  fin3and  turne 
30. yet  honour  me  now  ,1  pray  thee,before 

1 6.2 2.1et  David ,1  pray  thee,  ftand  before  me 
i9.2.therefore,I  pray  theejtake  heed  to  tby  felf 
20.29. let me  goe»I  P'l'ty  thee,for  our  family 

let  me  get  away,I  pray  thee,and  fee  my 
22.j.and  my  mother,I  pray  thee,  come  forth 

2  5. 8. give,I  pray  thee,whatfoevercometh  in 

24.1et  thine  handmaid,I  pray  thee,fpeak  in 
25  Jet  not  my  lord,I  pray  thee,regard 
28.I pray  thee,  forgive  the  trefpaffe  of  thine 
2<5.8.therefore>let  me  fmite  him,I  pray  thee 
1  i.but,  I  pray  thee,  take  now  the  fpearthat 
19.I  pray  thee,let  my  lord  the  King  hear 
28.8.I  pray  thec,divine  unto  me  by  the 

22.I  pray  thee,heatken  thou  unto  the  voyce 
50.7.1  pray  thee,bring  me  hither  the  ephod 
2  Sam.  1  4.  how  went  the  matter  ?  I  pray  thee  tell 
9.ftand,I  pray  thee,  upon  me,  and  flay  me 
i3.5-Ipraythee,letmy  fifter  Tamarcome 
6.1  pray  thee,let  Tamar  my  fifter  come,  and 
1 3  -I  pray  thee,fpeak  unto  the  King,for  he 
26. if  not  ,1  pray  thee,let  my  brother  Amnon 
14. 2.1  pray  thee,faigne  thy  felfe  to  be  a  mourn. 
1  i.I  pray  thee.let  the  King  remember  the  L. 
i».let  thine  hand-maid,I  pr.  thee,fpeakone 
18. hide  not  from  mc,T  pray  thee,the  thing 
1 5.7.1  pray  thee,let  me  goe  and  pay  my  vow 

3 1. 1  pray  thee,  turn  the  counfell  of  Ahithop. 
i6-9.Iet  me  goe  over,Ipray  thee,and  take  of  his 
i8.22-let  rne,I  pray  thee,alforun  after  Cufhi 
19.57.let  thy  fervantj  pray  thee.turn  back 
24. 1 7. let  thine  hand,  I  pray  thee,be  againft  me 
1  Kjn.  1 . 1 2  .let  me,  I  pray  thee,  give  the  counfell 
2.  I7.fpeak,l  pray  thee,unto  Solomon  the  King 

20.I  pray  thee  fay  me  not  nay 
8. 26.1et  thy  word>I  pray  thee,be  verified 
i4.2.arife,I  pray  thee,  and  difguife  thy  felf 
1 7. io.fetch  mej  pray  thee.a  little  water 
1  i.bring n\e,Tpray  thee,a  morfell  ofbrcad 
21 A  pray  thee,  let  this  childs  foul  come  into 
1 9.2fc>.let  me,I  pray  theejrifle  my  father,  and 
20.3  i. let  us,I  pray  thee,put  fack-cloth  on  our 
3  2.fervant  Ben.  faith,  I  pray  thee  let  me  live 
3  f.fmite  me,I  pr.thee.  And  the  man  refufed 
3  7.fmite  me,I  p .thee.  And  the  man  fmo.him 
Z2.5.enquire,Ipray  thee,at  the  word  of  the 
1 3. let  thy  word,I  pray  thee, be  like  the 
2  Kin.  1 .1 3 . 1  pray  thee,  let  my  life,and  the  life  of 
2.2.tarry  herc,I  pray  thee,  for  the  Lord  fent  me 
4.tarry  here  I  pray  thee,the  Lord  fent  me  to 
6.tarry,I  pray  thee,here:for  the  Lo.hath  fent 
9.I  pray  thee  Jet  a  double  portion  of  thy  fpir. 
1 9.behold,I  pray  thee,the  filiation  of 
4.io.make  a  little  chamber,! pray  thee,on  the 


22. fend  me,I  pray  thee,one  of  the  young 

26.run  now,  I  pray  thee,to  meet  her,and  fay 
5.1  5  .therefore,!  pray  thee,take  a  bleffing  of 

1.7  .not  then,I  pray  thee,be  given  to  thy  ferv. 

22,give  them,I  pray  thee,a  talent  of  filver 
5-3.be  content,!  pray  thee,and  goe  with  tby  fer. 


iy.Lotd,lpray  thee,open  his  eyes,that  he 

i8.fmite  this  people,I  pray  thee,  with  blind. 

7. 1 3. let  fome  take  J  pray  thee,frVe  of  the  horfes 

8.4.tell  me,!  pray  thee,all  the  great  things  the 

18.23.I  pray  thee,  give  pledges  to  my  lord  the 

2  <J.fpeak,I  pray  thee,  to  thy  fervants  in 

1  Cfcro.t  1. 17.  let  thine  hand,I  pray  thee,  be  on  me 

2  Chro.  i8.4.enquire,I  pray  thee,at  the  word  of  the 
1 2. let  thy  word  there,  I  pray  thee,be  like 

Neb.1.1 1.  prefperj  pray  thee,thy  fervant  this  day 
fob  4.7.remember,I  pray  thee,  who  ever  periftied 
8.8.for  enquired  pray  thee,of  the  former  age 
22.22.receive,I  pray  tbee,the  law  from  his  mou. 
33.1  .wherefore  Job.I  pray  thee,hear  my  fpeec  h. 
Pfal.i  19.76.lecJ pray  thee,thy  mercifull  kindne3 
Ifa.z^.i  i.faying,Read  this,I pray  thee :  and  he 

Vetfe   12. 

36.8.givepledges>Ip/<zy  thee,to  my  mafterthe 

1 1.  fpeak,  I  pray  thee,  to  thy  fervant  in  the 

fer.z  1 . 2.enquire,I  pray  thee,of  the  Lord  for  us 

3  2.8.  buy  my  field,  I  pray  thee,  that  is  in  Anat. 

37.20.therefore,hearnow,I  pray  thee,0  my  L. 

let  my  fupplic.I  pray  thee,be  accepted 

40.1  5  Jet  me  goe,I pray  thee,&  I  will  flay  Ifh. 

Jonah  4.2.prayed  to  the  Lord,  and  faid  J  pray  thee 

Mar\c  5. 2  3 .1  pray  thee^come  and  lay  thy  hands  on 

Lii\e  14. 18  J  pray  thee,have  me  excufed     Ve.  19. 

16.17.1  pray  thee  therefore  father,  that  thou 
Ails  8. 3  4.I  pray  thee,  of  whom  fpeak.  the  prophet 
24.4.I  pray  thee,  that  thou  wouldeft  hear  us  of 
1  &WV  yon. 
Ge n.i  8-4.1et  a  little  water,I  pray  you  be  fetcht 
19. 2. turn  in,I  pray  you,into  your  fervants 
7.I  pray  you,brethren,do  not  fo  wickedly 
8  .let  me,I  pray  you,  bring  them  out 
34.8  J  pray  you,give  her  him  to  wife 
37.6.hear,Iprayyou,  thisdream 
40.14.tell  me  them,I  pray  you 
f  o.4.fpeak,I  prayyou,in  the  ears  of  Pharaoh 
Num.  1  S'.S.hearJ  pray  you,ye  fons  of  Levi 

2  6\depart,  I  pray  you,  froth  the  tents  of  thefe 

22.19.  i  pw  y°uj  tarry  ye  nere  a^°  tn>*  night 

fojh.  z.  1 2. 1  pray  you,  fwear  unto  me  by  the  Lord 

fudg.  8.  5.  give  ,1  pray  you, loaves  of  bread  to 

9. 2.fpeak,I  pray  you,in  the  ears  of  all 

19.9.I  pray  you  tarry  all  night :  behold,  the  , 

2  3  J  pray  you,do  not  fo  wickedly 

Ruth  2.7.I  pray  you,lct  me  glean,  and  gather 

1  &?;».  14. 29.  fee,!  pray  you,  how  mine  eyes  have 

2  3 . 2  2.go3!  pray  you,prepare  yet,and 

2  Sam. zo.  16. 1  pray  you,unto  Joab,Come  neer 

1  2X»z.  20.7.  mark,I  pray  you,and  fee  how  this  man 

2  Kin.1)  .7.  confider,  I  pray  you,  and  fee  how  he 
Neh.f.  1  o.I  pray  youjet  us  leave  offthis  ufury 

reftore,I  pray  you,to  them  their  lands 
fob  6. 2  9.return,I  pray  you,Iet  it  not  be  iniquity 

3  2.2 1  .let  me  not,Iprayyou,accept  any  mans 
J/i.  f. 3. judge  ,1  pray  you,between  me  &  my  vine. 
Lam.  1.18  hear,  I  pray  you,all  people ,  and  behold 
E"Kc\,l  3.30.come,I  pray  you,  and  hear  what  is  the 
Micah  3 . 1. hear,!  pray  you,  O  heads  of  Jacob 

Verf.  9. 

Hag.z.i  ?.now,I  pray  you,confider  from  this  day 

Mai.  i.9.now,I  pray  you,befeech  God  that  he  wo. 

Acts  27.34.I  pray  you,to  take  fome  meat  for 
vre  ^jap  thee. 

Gc?z.47.4.wepraythee,let  thy  fervants  dwell 
5 o.  i7.we  pray  thee5forgive  the  trefpaffe 

£#0^.5. 3. let  us  go  we  pray  thce^three  dayes  journ. 

fudg-  i.24.(hew  us,we  pray  thee,che  entrance  into 
io.  1  j. deliver  us  only,we pray  thee, this  day 
1  i.i9.1et  us  paffe,we/)>vzy  thee,thorow  thy 
i8.5.askcounfell,we^_ythee5ofGod 

2  Kjn.z.i6.\et  them  go}  we  pray  thee,  &  feek  thy 
6.2  Jet  us  %o,vtepray  thee,unto  Jordan 

fonah  1 .8.tell  us,we  pray  thee,for  whofe  caufe 
#?apeO. 

Gen.zo.17. prayed  unto  God,God  healed  Abimel. 

i\T«»2.ii.2.when  Motes  prayed  unto. the  Lord,  fire 
2i.7.and  Mofes  prayed  for  the  people 


Deut.g.zo.a.f\d  I  prayed  for  Aaron  alfo  the  fame 

26.1  prayed  therefore  unto  the  Lord 
1  Sam.i. 10  Hannzh prayed utvo  the  Lord,&  wept 
27.for  this  child  I  prayedpnd  the  Lord 
2. I.Hannah  prayed,znd  fau  ,  My  heart 
8.6.and  Samuel  prayed  unto  the  Lord 


2  ^3.4.3  3. and  E\i(hahpray:d  unto  the  Locd 
6.i7.Elifha  prayed,l  pray  thee  open  his  tyes 
i8.Elifrn  prayed  unto  the  Lord,Smice  this 
19.1  J.and  Httzekiah  prayed  before  the  Lord 

20. that  which  thou  h&prayedto  me 
20.a.Hezekiahp/Yiyed  unto  the  Lord,fayin<» 
2  Chron. io.ii  but  Hezek.prayed  for  them,  faying 
J2.20.1faiah^)ifr/,3nd  cryed  to  heaven 

24.and  Hzzekhh  prayed  unto  the  Lord 
33. 17. prayed  unto  him,and  he  was  inrreated 
E-^,a  10.  i.now  when  Ezra  had  prayed,znd  when 
Neb.  1 .4. and  prayed  before  the  God  of  heaven 

2. 4. to  I  prayed  to  the  God  of  heaven 
fob  42,  io.Lord  turned  the  cap.of  Job  when  hep. 
J7i.37.15.and  Hezebhh  prayed  unto  theL.faying 
2i:whereas  thou  haft  prayed  to  me  againft 
38. 2.thenHezekiah prayer!  unto  the  Lord 
fer.  3  2. 1 6.1  prayed  unto  the  Lord,f jying 
Dan.6. 10. kne.  on  his  knees  3.  times  a  day,& pr. 

9-4.and  I  prayed  unto  the  Lord  my  God 
fonah  2.i.then  Jonah  prayed  unto  the  L.  his  God 

4.1. and  he  prayed  unto  the  Lord,and  faid 
Mat.16.19.itW  on  his  face  and  prayed,  O  my  Fat. 
4  2. the  fecond  time,and  prayed,0  my  Father 
44. he  prayed  the  third  time,faying  the 
Mar\e  i.35.intoafolitatyplace,and  there  prayed 
5.1%. prayed  himjihit  ht  mightbe  with  him 
14.3  5.and  fell  on  the  ground,and  prayed 
39.again  he  went  away  zndprayed 
Lu\e  5.3.  and  prayed  him  that  he  would  thruftout 
16. withdrew  himfelf  into  the  wild.&  prayed 
9.29.and  as  he  prayed,  the  fafhion  of 
18. 1  i.Pharifee  ftood  and  pray,  thus  withhimf. 
22.3  2.but  I  have  prayed  for  thee,  that  tby  faith 
4 1  .and  kneeled  down  and  prayed 
44. being  in  an  agony ,he  prayed  more 
fohn^.-i  1. mean  whJe  his  difciples  prayed  him 
Ails  1 ,24.and  they  prayed,a.nd  faid,Thou  Lord 
4.3  i.and  when  they  had  prayed,the  place 
6.6.and  when  they  had  prayed,  they  laid 
8. 1 5. come  down,J»vjy«/  for  them,that 
9.4o.Peter  kneeled  dovvn,and  prayed 
1  o.  1.  and  prayed  to  God  alway 
3  o.at  the  ninth  hour,  I  prayed  in  mine  houfe 
48.then  prayed  they  him  to  tarry  certaine 
1 3. 3. when  they  had  rafted  and />ray«/ 
14.23.and  had  prayed  with  fafting,they 
16. 9.and  prayed  him,faying,Come  over 

2  5_at  midnight  Paul  and  SiUsprayed 
20.36.and  Paul  prayed  with  them  all 
21.5.  we  kneeled  down  onthefhore,&pray<?rf 
22.17.even  whilelpraye^in  the  temple 
23. 18.  and  prayed  me  to  bring  this  young  man 
28.8.to  whom  Paul  entred  in  and  prayed 

fam.S. i7'3nd  he  prayed  earneftly  that  it  might 
1 8.and  he  prajedagain,and  the  heavens  gave 
f2>taper. 
2  Sam.7.zj.  found  in  his  heart  to  pray  this  prayer 

1  iX«».8.i8.yet  have  thou  refped  to  the  prayer  of 
and  to  the  pray. which  thy  fervant  pray. 

29.heai  ken  unto  the  prayer  which  tby  fervant 

3  8.whatpraye/v,and  w  hat  fupplication  foever 
2  Chroa.  6.  29. 

4  5.then  hear  thou  in  heaven  their  prayer 
2  Cfom6.j5, 

49.then  hear  thou  their  prayer, 2nd  their 
54.S0l.had  made  an  end  of  praying  this  pray. 

2  Chro.6.19.  have  refpeft  therefore  to  the  prayer  of 
&  the  pra.which  thy  fervant  prayeth 

20.to  hearken  to  the  prayer  which  thy  fervant 
39.  then  hear  thou  their  prayer  and  fupplicat.  J 
40.ears  be  attent  unto  the  prayer  that  is 
7.15.  and  mine  ears  attent  to  the  prayer  that  is 
30. 27-their  pray,  came  up  to  his  holy  dwelling 
3  3 . 1 8. and  his  prayer  unto  his  God,and  his 
i9.hispray«'alfo,and  how  God  wasintreat. 
iy"efc.t.6.mayeft  hear  the  prayer  of  thy  fervant 
1 1  .thine  ear  be  attent.  to  hearthe  prayer  of 
4.9.WC  made  our  prayer  unto  our  God 
fob  1 5.4.  yea,thou  reftraineft prayer  before  God 
P/H65.2.O  thou  that  heareftpra)rr,to  thee  {hall 
72.1 5-prayer  alfo  fhall  be  made  for  him  contm. 
8o.4.angry  againft  the  prayer  of  thy  people 
102.17.  he  will  te%xd  thepra.  of  the  deftitute 
and  not  defpife  their  prayer 

1 09.4-but  I  give  my  felfe  unto  prayer 

7. and 


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7. and  let  his  payer  become  fin 
Pro.  1  5.8. prayer  of  the  upright  is  his  delight 
19.be  heareth  the  payer  of  righteous 
28.9.even  his  prayer  (hall  be  abomination 
i/a.26.i6.powred  outaprayer  when  thy  chaften. 
%  6.7.  make  them  joyfull  in  my  houfe  of  prayer 
called  an  houfe  of  prayer  for  all  people 
/e^.itf.neither  lift  up  cry  nor  prayer  for  them 

Chap.  1 1. 14. 
£<z«.3.44.thatour^e>'(houldnot  paflethorow 
068.9.3.10  feek  by  p'izye/' and  fupplications 
1  j. yet  made  we  not  our  prayer  before  the 
17.  O  our  God,  heare  the  prayer  of  thy  ferv. 
Bab.  1 .  i»a  prayer  of  Habakkuk  the  prophet 
Mat.  1 7 . 2 1 .  goeth  not  out  but  by  prayer  and  faft. 
2  1. 1  3. my  houfe  (hall be  called  the  houfe  ofpr'. 
Marine  ii>  17. 
Afa^  9.29.by  nothing  but  by  /rajier  and  faffing 
Luke  19.46.my  houfe  is  the  houfe  of  prayer,buz 

2  i.4j.when  he  arofe  up  from  prayer, and 
Acls  j.  1. into  the  temple  at  the  houfe  of  prayer 
6.4.we  will  give  our  felves  continually  to  pray. 
1 2. 5  .but  prayer  was  made  without  ceafing 
16.1  j.he  went  w  here  prayer  was  wont  to 
16.  as  we  went  to  prayer  a  certain  damfell 
Rom.  10. 1  .my  heatts  defire  and  prayer  to  God  for 
1  Cor. j.  5  .may  give  your  felves  to  falling  &  prayer 
z  Cor.x.i  i.youalfo  helping  together  by  payer  for 

9.  i4.and  by  their  prayer  for  you  which  long 
Ephef.6. 1 8. praying  alwayes  with  all  prayer  and 
Pfc£i.4.alwayes  in  every  prayer  of  mine  for  you 
19.W  my  falvation  through  your  prayer 
4.6.but  in  every  thing  by  prayer  &  fupplication 
1  Tim.^.^.for  it  is  fanctified  by  prayer 
Jam.j.i  $. the  prayer  of  faith  (hall  fave  the  fick 
i6.effe&uall  prayer  of  a  righteous  man 
1  P#.4.7.and  watch  unto  prayer 

In  fS)2sper. 
Neb.  1 1 .17.10  begin  the  thankfgiving  in  prayer 
Ddra.9. 2  i.yea,  whiles  I  was  fpeaking  inprayer 
Mat. 1  i.22.whatfoever  ye  (hall  aske  in  prayer  bel. 
Luke  6.x 2.and  continued  all  night  in  pa.  to  God 
Acls  r  .14.  thefe  all  continued  with  one  accinpr. 
Rom.  1 2 . 1 2.continuing  inftant inprayer 
C0L4.Z. continue  inprayer,  and  watch  in 

MyH&pagtt* 
Job  16.17.alfo  my  prayer  is  pure 
Pfal.4. 1. have  mercy  on  me,and  heare  my  prayer 
5.  j. in  the  morning  will  I  direct  my  prayer 
6.9.the  Lord  will  receive  my  prayer 
17.1  .give  eare  unto  my  prayer  that  goeth 
$i.i$.my  prayer  returned  into  mine  own 
3  9. 1 2. hear  my  praycr,0  Lord,  and  give  eare 
4i.8.and  my  prayer  unto  the  God  of  my  life 
54.2.hear  my  p rayer,0  God,give  eare 
f  j.i.giveearuntomypMyei'jO  God 
61.1.O  God,  attend  unto  my  prayer 
64.i.hear  my  voyce,0  God,  in  my  prayer 
66. 1  o.he  hath  attended  to  the  voyce  of  my  pra 

lo.hath  not  turned  away  my  prayer  3not 
69. 1  j-as  for  me,my  prayer  is  unto  thee 

84.8.0  Lord  God  of  hoftes,  hear  my  prayer 
86.6.give  eare,0  Lord.untomypwyfr 
88.2.1et  my  prayer  come  before  thee 

1  j.in  the  morning  (hall  my  prayer  prevent 
1 01. 1. hear  my  payer, O  Lord,  and  let  my 
I4i.2.1et  my  prayer  be  fet  forth  before  thee 

J.yet  my  prayer  (hall  be  in  their  calamities 
1 4  3.  1.  heare  my  prayer, O  Lord, give  eare 
Lam.^S.he  fhutteth  out  my  payer 
Jonah  2.7#and  my  prayer  came  in  unto  thee 
Thy  Imager. 

1  Kin. 9.3. Lord  faid,Ihave  heard  thy  prayer 
z  Kin.  1 9.4.wherefore  lift  up  thy  prayer  for  the 

20.5.1  have  heard  thy  prayer,!  have 

2  Chro.7.1 2.I  have  heard  thy  prayer,and  chofen 
Job  22.27.thou  (halt  make  thy  prayer  unto  him 
Ifa.  3  7. 4.  wherefore  lift  up  thy  prayer  for  the 

58.5.I  have  heard  thy  prayer,!  have  feen 
Lu\e  1 . 1  j  .for  thy  prayer  is  heard,and  thy  wife 
Acts  io.ji.Cornelius,thyf>*i?ye>*ishe3rd,and 

papers. 
Pfal.7  2.20.the  prayers  of  David  the  fon  of  Jeffie 
lfa.1.1  j.when  ye  make  many  prayers  J.  will  not 
Mtf.23.i4.&for  a  pretence  make  long  prayers 

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Lu\e  2.37.and]»v2yerinight  and  day 

y.jj.difciples  of  John  faft  often,&  make  pray. 

20.47.and  for  a  (hew  make  long  prayer  s 
Acls  2-42.in  breaking  of  bread,and  inprayers 

io.4.thy  prayers  and  thy  almes  are  come  up 
Rom.  1  .^.mention  of  you  alwayes  in  my  payers 

15.30.  ftrive  together  with  me  in  your  pray,  to 
2<j>te/?i.i6.making  mention  of  you  in  my  prayers 
C0/.4. 1 2.1abouring  fervently  for  you  in  prayers 
1  Thef.i.z.  making  mention  of  you  in  our  prayers 

1  Tim.z.  x.'that  firlt  of  a\\, prayers >  interceffions 
5-5-and  prayers  night  and  day 

2  Tim.  1 . 3  .remembrance  of  thee  in  my  payers 
Pbilem.a..  making  men.of  thee  alwayes  in  my  pra. 

22.1  truft  that  through  your  prayers  I  fhall 
H^.5.7.whenhehad  offered  up  prayers t  and 
1  Pef,3.7.that  your  payers  be  not  hindred. 

1 2. his  eares  are  open  to  their  prayers 
Kea.5.8.whichare  the  prayers  of  faints 
8.3<ofFer  it  with  all  thepraycrs  of  all 
4.which  came  with  the  prayers  of  the  faints 
^japeft. 
Mat. 6.^.  when  thou  prayefi ,thou  (halt  not  be  as 
6.thou,when  thou prayefl^ntet  into  thy  dofet 
^japetr;, 
r  Kjn.2.1 8.  which  thy  fervant  prayeth  toward  this 
z  Chro.6.i  9.and  the  prayer  which  thy  fervant  pray. 

20 .fervant  prayeth  towards  this  place 
jyd.44.17.and  wotfhippeth  it,and  prayeth  unto 
Acls  9. 1  i.for  behold  he  prayeth 
1  Cor. 1  i.5.but  every  woman  that  prayeth,ot 
i^.x^.myf^iiit  prayeth,  but  my  underftanding 

1  Sam.  1 . 1 2.a  $  (he  continued  praying  before  the 
26,woman  that  flood  by  thee  here  paying 

1 2$».8.54.Solomon  had  made  anendofp^.this 
zChron.7.  1. 

D  an.6. 1 1.  and  found  TianieXpraying,  and  making 
9.20.whiles  I  was  fpeaking,and  praying,and 

Marl(  11.25  .and  w  hen  ye  ftand  praying,  forgive,if 

Lu\e  1. 10. multitude  of  people  were  pray,  without 
3.  zi*and  praying,  the  heaven  was  opened 
9.1 8.as  he  was  alone  praying,  his  difciples 
1 1. 1. that  as  he  was  praying  in  a  certain  place 

Acls  1 1. 5.I  was  in  the  city  of Joppa  praying 
1 2. 1 2. where  many  were  gathered  together  pro,, 

1  Cor.  1  i.4.every  man praying,having  his  head 

2  Cor.S.^.praying  us  with  much  intreaty,that  we 
Epbef.6.i8.praying  alwayes  with  all  prayer,and 
Col.  1.3.  praying  alwayes  for  you 

4.l.withal\.praying alfo  for  us3that  God 
1  Tfe/^.io.night  and  day  praying  exceedingly 
Jude  xo.praying  in  the  holy  Ghoft 

fdiEacb, 
Nch.6.7 appointed  prophets  to  preach—  at  Jerufa. 
Ifa.6 1. 1  .Lord  hath  anointed  me  to  pea.  good  ty. 
Jonah  3. 2.and/ve<irfi  toitthe preaching  that  Ibid 
Mal.tf  i7.from  that  time  Jefus  began  topreach 
io.7.as  yegoe,/>/m/:?,faying,  The  kingdom  of 

27. that  p reach  ye  upon  the  houfe  tops 
1 1. 1. and  to  preach  in  their  cities 
Mar\e  1  -4.and  peach  the  baptifae  of  repentance 
3  s.that  I  may  peach  there  alfo,  for  therefore 
3  .i4.that  he  might  fend  them  forth  to  preach 
Lu\e  ^.iZ.topreacb  deliverance  to  the  captives 
19.  to  preach  the  acceptable  yeerofthe  Lord 
43.I  mu&preach  the  kingdome  of  G.to  other 
9.2.hefent  them  topreach  the  kingdome  of  G. 
60. and  preach  the  kingdome  of  God 
Acls  5.42.ceafed  not  to  preach  Jefus  Chrift 
io.42,commanded  us  to  preach  unto  the  people 
14.1  $. and  preach  unto  youthatye  fhould 
15.21.  hath  in  every  city  them  that  preach  him 
i6.6.forbidden  topreach  the  word  in  Afia 
i7.3.tbisjefus  whom  I  preach  unto  you,is  Ch. 
Kfl/3.io.8.that  is  the  word  of  faith  which  we  prea. 
1 5. how  fhall  they  preach,  except  they 

1  Cor.  1. 2  3. but  we  preach  Chrift  crucified,to  theje. 
1 5.1  i.fo  vie  preach,  and  fo  ye  beleeve 

2  Cor.^.iot  we  preach  not  our  felves  but  Chrift 
Gal.  1 .  i6.that  I  might  preach  him  among  the  heat. 

z.z.whichl  preach  among  the  Gentiles 

5.1 1. if  Iyetpwcfacircumcifion,  why  doe  I 

Ephe.i.8.that  I  fhould  preach  among  the  Gentiles 

■  Phil.1.1 5.fome  indeed  preachCbrifl  even  of  envie 

1 6  .the  one  preach  Chrift  of  contention 

Cccc  z 


cV.i.iH.whom  we  preach ,warning  every 

2  Tim. 4.2. preach  the  word,be  inftant  in  feafon 

52);cscb  Gofpel,  See  <©ofjpeI. 

|!>?eact)e&. 

P/S/.40.9.I  base  preached  righteoufneffe  in  the  gr. 

Mark  i.7.andjOTtf<7;ei,faying,Therecomethoiie  . 
3  9, and  he  preached  in  their  fynagogues 
2.2.and  he  preached  the  word  unto  them 
6. 1 2. and  preached  that  men  fhould  repent 
16.20.they  went  forth,and  preached  every  where 

Luke  3.18.  many  other  things  preached  he  to  the 
4-44.he preached  in  the  fynagogues  of  Galilee 
ii$.i6.(ince  that  time  the  kingdom  of  G.hpr. 
24.47.remiffion  of  (ins  fhould  hepreacbedin 

Acls  3. 20. which  before  was  preached  unto  you 
4.2.and  preached  throu^Chriil  the  refurre&ion 
8.5.  andpreachedChtill  unto  them  : 

2  5.  and  preached  the  word  of  the  Lord^  they 

3  5 .  and  preached  unto  him  Jefus 
40.  Philip  preachedin  all  the  cities  till  he  ca. 

SMo.ftraightway  Saul  preach,  Chrift  in  thefyn. 

27.2nd  how  he  had  preached  boldly  at  Dama. 

10.37.  after  thebaptilme  which  John  preached 

1 3.5.  they  preached  the  word  of  God  in  thefyn. 

24. when  John  hnd  firft  preacbedbefore 

3  8 .  that  through  this  man  is  preached  to  you 

42.that  thefe  words  might  be  preach.to  them 

i4.254vvhen  they  had  preacbedthe  word  in  Per. 

1 5.36/where  we  have  pre.the  word  of  the  Lord 

17.13;  word  of  God  was  preach,  of  Paul  at  Be. 

1 8.becaufe  he  preachedunto  them  Jefus 
20.7.  Paul  preached  unto  them,ready  to  depart 
i  Cw.9.27.  left  chat  by  any  means  when  I  have^-. 
1 5.2.if  ye  keep  in  memory  what  Iprcached  to 
1 2.if  Chrift  be  preached  that  he  rofe  from 
2  Cor.1.19.  who  v/aspreached  among  you  by  us 

1  i.4.preacanother  Jefus  whom  we  have  not  p. 
Gal.  1. S.that  which  we  have  preached  unto  you 
Ephef.z.iy.  and  came  and  /WdcMpeacetoyou 
Phil.  1 . 1 8  .or  in  truth,Chrift  is  peached,  and  Jefus 
tV.1.23  .and  which  was  preached  to  every  creature 
1  T2/W.3.  \6.peach.  unto  the  Gentiles,beleeved  on 
H£&.4.2.but  the  word  preached  did  not  profit  them 

6.they  to  whom  it  was  firft  preached 
1  Pft.3.19.  and  preached  unto  the fpirits  inprifon 
$ieacl){0  Gofpel,  See  dSofgd. 
I^eac^ei-,  - 
Eccle.  X .  tithe  words  of  the  preacher, the  fon  of  Da. 
2.vanity  of  vanities,faith  the  preacher 
1 2.I  the  preacher  was  King  over  Ifrael 
7. 27. this  have  I  found,  faith  the  preacher 
i2.8.vanity  of  vanities.faith  the  preacher 
«>.becaufe  the  preacher  was  wife,he 
10. preacher  fought  to  find  out  acceptable 
Rom.  10.14.and  how  (hall  they  hear  without  a  pre. 

1  T«».2.7.whereunto  I  am  ordained  a  preacher 
2  Tim.  1, 11. 

2  Pet.  2i  5  .a  preacher  of  righteoufneffe,  bringing 
pleached. 

Kaw.i.iiahou  that  prcacheft  a  man  fhould  not 

^Qreactyetb. 
Acls  \  9. 1 3.  we  adjure  you  by  Jef.whom  VauXpre. 
2  t>-.i  i.4.if  he  thatcometbpreach.  another  Jefus 
Gal.  1.2  3  .he  now  preacheth  the  faith  which  once 

Reaching. 
Jonah  3. 2.  preach  unto  it  the  preac.  that  I  bid  thee 
Mat. 3  .i.in  thofe  dayes  came  John  the  Bap.  preac. 
4.zi.2.ndpreachingthe  Gofpel  of  the  kingdome 
Chap.  9.35. 
12.41.  becaufe  they  repented  at  the  pre.  of  Jon. 
Mark  1. 14. Jefus  came  into  Ga\ike,preac.ihe  Go£ 
Luke  3.3. preaching  thebaptifme  of  repentance 
8. 1. preaching  and  fhewing  the  glad  tydingsof 
9.6.wentthorow  the  tow nes  preaching  the  GoC 
1 1 . 3  2 .  for  they  repented  at  the  preaching  of  Jo. 
Acls  8.4.went  every  where  preaching  the  word 

12.  preachxbe  things  concerning  the  kingd. 
1  o.  3  6.preacbing  peace  by  Jefus  Chrift,he  is 
1 1.\9. pre.the  word  to  none  but  to  the  Jewes 

2cfpake  to  the  Greeks,f  reacb.the  Lord  Jefus 

15.3  5. teaching  and  preach,  the  word  of  the  L. 

ao.9.as  Paul  was  long /w<afcg,Eutychus  funk 

2  5  .that  ye  all  among  whom  I  have  gone  pre. 

28.3 1. pre.the  kingdome  of  God,  3nd  teaching 

&>,'«.  10. 2  5. and  the  preaching  of  Jefus  Chrift  acco. 

1  Cor.  1 . 1 8  .for  the  preaching  of  the  croffe  is 


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z  i.by  the  foolifhnefle  of  preaching  to  fave 
2.4.and  my  preaching  was  not  with  enticing 
1 5 . 1 4. then  is  our  preaching  vain,and  your 
2  Cor.  10. 1 4.come  as  far  as  to  yoa,preacbing  the 
iTim.+.i  7.that  by  me  the  preaching  might  be  fully 
Titus  1 .  j.in  due  times  manifefted  his  word  thr.p  r. 
Preaffe,  See  Reffe. 
Preafed,  See  fS^effeO. 

Ifa.zS.i  o. precept  muft  be  upon pre.prec.  on  /w«/tf 

/  Ver.  13. 

29. 1 3  .their  fear  towards  me  is  taught  by  the  pr. 

Marine  10.?. he  wrote  you  this  precept 

Heb.g.  tj.when  Mofes  had  fpbken  every  |W.to  all 

Nekg.t4.Sc  commandeft  them  precept  sfiztutestSl 
PfaL  1  i9.4.commanded  us  to  keep  thy  precepts  di. 
1  J.I  will  meditate  in  thy  precepts 
27.  make  me  to  underftand  the  way  of  thy  p. 
40.I  have  longed  after  thy  precepts 
4  y. for  I  feek  thy  precepts 
56.this  I  had,becaufe  I  kept  thy  precepts 
65.  and  of  them  that  keep  thy  precepts 
6?.but  I  will  keep  thy  precepts  with  my 
7  8.but  I  will  meditate  in  tby  precepts 
8 7. but  I  forfook  not  thy  precepts 
9  3 .1  will  never  forget  thy  precepts 
94.for  I  have  fought  thy  precepts 
loo.becaufe  I  kept  thy  precepts 


Jam.f.7.  husbandman  waiteth  for  the /w£. fruit 

1  Pet.  1.7.  being  much  more  precious  then  of  gold 
lo.but  with  the  precious  bloud  of  Chrift 

2-4.but  chofen  of  God,  and  precious 
6.in  Sion  a  chief  corner  v\onz,eU6t,precious 
7.to  you  therefore  which  beleeve  he  ispreci. 

2  Pet. x.i. obtained  like  precious  faith  with  us 
4.given  to  us  exceeding  precious  promifes 

Rev.  1 8. 1 2.all  manner  of  veffcls  of  molt  pre.  wood 

2  1. 1 1.  her  light  was  like  to  a  ftone  mott  preci. 

See  further  tyi(tion0  (lone, 81  ftone  s. 

ReDefttnate, 

&M».8.2a.fore-know,he  alfo  did  predeftinate  to  the 
jo.whom  he  did  predesTmate,them  he  called 
ReuefttnateD, 
Ephef.i. ^.having pred.as  unto  theadoption  of 
1 1.  being  predentin,  accotding  to  the  purpofe 
Referre, 
PfaL  r37.c5.if  I  preferre  not  Jeruf.above  my  chiefe 

ReferreD, 
Efther  i.9.and  he  preferred  her  and  her  maidens 
Ete.6.3.  this  Daniel  was  prefer,  above  the  prefid. 
John  1.1  J.  cometh  after  me,is  preferred  before  me 

Verfe  27. 
30.after  me  cometh  a  man  pref.  before  me 
Inferring. 
Rom.t  2.10.1'n  honour  preferring  one  another 
1  Tiw.y  ,2i.obferve  thefe  things  without  pref.  one 
ftyehemtnence. 
i04.through  thy  precep.  I  get  underftanding  j  Ecclef.^.ig.  fothat  a  man  hath  no  prehemin.  above 

|Co/.i.i8.inall  things  he  might  have  the prehe min. 
3  John  9 .  who  loveth  to  have  the  prehe minence  am. 

=j£>iemeWtate. 
M<r,'£e  1 3. 1 1.  neither  doe  ye  prem.  but  whatfoever 

Reparation. 

1  Chro-zz.  y.  I  will  therefore  now  make  a  /wpa.for 
Nah.z.i.wth  flaming  torches  in  the  day  of  his  pr. 
Mat.17.61.next  day  that  followed  the  day  of  pre. 
Marti  iy.42.becaufeit  is  the  preparatioTtythatiSythe 
Lu\e  23.y4.and  that  day  was  the  preparation 
John  19.14.  it  was  the  preparation  of  the  pafieoyer 
3  i.becaufe  it  was  the  prep  oration, that 
42.becaufe  of  the  Jewes preparation  day 
Ephef.6. 1  y.  your  feet  (hod  with  the  preparation  of 

Reparation*. 

Pro.x6.i.the  preparations  of  the  heart  in  man 

Reparc. 

£w.i6\y.they  (hall  prepare  that  which  they  bring 

Num.  1  y.  y.fourth  part  of  an  hin  for  a  dri.offe./w. 

6.for  a  ram  thou  (haltp/tf/we— for  a  meat 

1 2. to  the  number  that  ye  (hal\ prepare 

23.1  .and  prepai-e  me  here  feven  oxen ,  &  fe ven 

29.and  prepare  me  here  feven  bullockes 

Deut.ig.^.thoa  (halt/w/wetheea  way,and 

Jojh.1.1 1. command  the  people/aying,  Prepa.  you 

22. 26.1et  us  now  prepare  to  build  us  an  altar 
1  Sam.  7.3.  and  prepare  your  hearts  unto  the  Lord 

23.2x.goe,!  pray you,prepare  yet,and  know 
1  'Kjn.  1 8 .^.prepare  thy  charet,and  get  thee  down 

1  Cbro.g.%  z.to  prepare  it  every  fabbath 
29. 1 8  .and  prepare  their  heart  unto  thee 

2  Cfo\2.9.even  to  prepare  me  timber  in  abundance 
3 1. 1  r  .Hezek.commanded  to  prep  .chambers  in 

3  %.$.prepare  your  felves  by  the  houfes  of 
6.fanc"rifieyour  felves,and  pre.yonr  brethren 

Efther  y.8.to  the  banquet  that  I  (hall [pre.ior  them 

Job  8.8.  and  prepare  thy  felf  to  the  fearch 
1 1.1 3  .if  thou  prepare  thine  heart,  and 
27. 1 6. and  prepa-re  raiment  as  the  clay 
i7.he  may  prepare  it,but  the  juft  fhall  put 

PfaL  10.17.thou  wilt  prepare  their  heart,  thou 
J9>4.they  run  and  prepare  themfelves  without 
61-7.  O  prepare  mercy  and  truth  which  may 
107.36.that  they  may  pre.a  city  for  habitation 

PfO.24.27.  prepare  thy  work  without,  and  make 
30.25.  yet  they  prepare  their  meat  in  fummer 

ifa.i^.ziprepare  {laughter  for  his  children 
2i.f./w.the  table,  watch  in  the  watch-tower 
40.3. prepare  ye  tin.  way  of  the  Lord,make 

20.to  prepare  graven  images  that  (hall  not 
{7,14x3(1  ye  up,caft  ye  up;prepare  the  way 
62. 10. prepare  you  the  way  of  the  people 
6y.  1 1  .that prepare  a  table  for  that  troup 

Jer.6.H'  prepare  ye  war  againft  her 

lz.t.prepare  them  for  the  day  of  flaughter 
46. 1 4.fay  ye,  S  tand  faft,an d  prepare  thee 


1 1  o.yet  I  erred  not  from  thy  precepts 
1 28.therefore  I  efteeme  all  thy  precepts 
1 34.f<J  I  will  keep  thy  precepts 
1 4i.yet  I  doe  not  forget  thy  precepts 
1  f9.confider  how  I  love  thy  precepts 
1 68.1  have  kept  thy  pre.and  thy  testimonies 
1 7  3  .for  I  have  chofen  thy  precepts 
Jer.T,  y. 1  8.becaufe  ye  have  kept  all  his precepts,and 
Dan.g-  5  .even  by  departing  fro  m  thy  precepts 

Rectou0. 

Gert.zn,.%  J.he  gave  to  her  mother  precious  things 
Dent .  3 }.  1 3  .for  the  precious  things  of  heaven,for 
i4.for  the/w.fruits  brought  forth  by  the  fun 
for  the  pre.things  put  for.by  the  moon 
iy.for  theprecious  things  of  the  lading  fails 
i6.for  the  frecious  things  of  the  earth 

1  Sam.  3 . 1  •  w  ord  of  the  Lord  was  pr.  in  thofe  dayes 

26. 2 1  .becaufe  my  foule  was  preei.in  thine  eyes 

2  Sam.  1 2. 30.weight  —  a  tal.of  gold, with  the  pre. 
z  t\fn.  1 . 1 3  .let  my  life  be  precious  in  thy  fight 

Verfe  14. 
xo.ij.Hezek.fhewed  them  the*—  preci. things 
and  the  frecious  oyntment,and  all  the 
2  Chro. zo.z%. St.  precious  )ewe\s,wh\th  they  ftript 
2 1. 3. and  of  precious  things,  with  fenced  cities 
E'Ki'a.  i.6.ftrengthened  their  hands  with /v.  things 
8.27.two  veffels  of  fine  Copper, precious  as  gold 
Job  28.10.&  his  eye  feeth  every  precious  thing 
i6.with  the  precious  onyx,or  the  faphire 
P/a/.49.8.the  redemption  of  their  foule  is  precious 
7z.\i,.precious  (hall  their  bloud  be  in  his  fight 
116. 1  y  .pre.xn  the  fight  of  the  Lord  is  the  death 
1 26.6\goeth  forth  &  weepeth,bearing/»-£.feed 
1 3 1 .2.it  is  like  the  precious  ointment  on  the  he. 
1 39. 1 7.  how  precious  are  thy  thoughts  unto  me 
Pro.  1. 1 3  .we  (hall  find  all  precious  fubftance 
3.1  y. (he  is  more  precious  then  rubies 
6.26.the  adultreffe  will  hunt  for  the  preci.life 
1 2.27.fubftance  ofa  diligent  man  is  precious 
20. 1  y. lips  of  knowledge  area  precious  jewel 
24.4.with  all  precious  and  pleafant  riches 
Ecclef.7.i.agood  name  is  better  then  pAointment 
Jfa.  1 3 . 1 2.T  w  ill  make  a  man  more  preci.  then  fine 
28.16.  lay  in  Zion  a  precious  corner  ftone 
39.i.HeZ.(hewed  them  the  hoofe  of  his  pr.thi. 
and  (hewed  the  precious  ointment 
43-4.fince  thou  waft  precious  in  my  fight,thou 
Jet.  1  y.  1 9.if  thou  take  forth  the  precious  from  the 
20.y.I  will  deliver  all  theprecious  thin-  thereof 
Lam.q.z.the  precious  fons  of  Zion  compared  to 
E\el{.zz.i<;.they  have  taken  theprecious  things 

27.20.Dedan  was  thy  merch.in  precious  things 
Dan.i  i.8.and  with  their  precious  veffels  of  filver 

43. he  (hall  have  power  overall  the  pre.things 
Mat.  2  6.7.  having  analabaft.  box  of  very  pre.o'mt. 

Marine  14.3. 


y  1. 1 2.fet  up  the  watch-men,/w.the  ambufhes 

27. prepare  the  nations  againft  her,  call 
■    28 . prepare  againft  her  the  nations  with 
JS^f/j  4. 1  y .thou  (halt  prepare  thy  bread  therewith 
lz.^.prepare  the  ftuffe  for  removing,and 
3  8.7.and  prepare  for  thy  felf,thou  and  all 
43 .2  y  .feven  dayes  (halt  thoaprepare  every  day 
they  (hall  prepare  a  young  bullock,and 
4y.17.he  (hall  prepare  the  fin-offering 

2 1 .  on  that  day  fhall  the  prince  prep.fot  him 
23.  feven  dayes  of  the  feaft  he  (hall  prepare  a 
24.be  (hall  prep. a  meat-offering  of  an  ephah 
46.2.andthe  prieltthall^/f.  his  burnt-offering 
7.he  CtaWprcparea  meat-ofFcring,an  ephah 
1 x.when  the  prince  (hall  p re.— he  (hall  prep. 
1 3. thou  (halt  daily  prepare  a  burnt-offer.urito 
thou  ihahprepme  it  every  morning 
1 4.thou  (hahprepare  a  meat-offering  for  it 
1  y.thus  (hall  they  prepare  the  lamb,and 
Joel$.<).prepare  war,make  up  the  mighty  men 
Amos  4. 1  z.prepare  to  meet  thy  God,0  Ifrael 
Micab  3 .  y.they  even  prepare  war  againft  him 
Mai.  3 .  t  .he  dial  \  prepare,  the  way  before  me 
Mat.  3.3.  prepare  ye  the  way  of  the  Lord 

Market.  3. 
1 1. 10.  which  (hall  prepare  thy  way  before  thee 
26.r7.that  wc  prepare  tor  thee  to  eat  the 

Mar\  14. 1 2. 
Mar\  1 . 2.which  faaViprepm  thy  way  before  thee 
Lu\e  1.76.  before  the  face  of  the  Lord  toprep.  his 
l.^.prepare  ye  the  way  of  the  Lord 
7.27.  which  (hall  prepare  thy  way  before  thee 
22.8.goe  and  prepare  us  the  paflcover,  that 
9. where  wilt  thou  that  we  prepare 
John  14-2.1  goe  to  prepare  a  place  for  you 
3.1  f  I  goe  and  prepare  a  place  for  you 
1  Cor.  1 4.8  .who  fhall  prepare  himfelf  to  the  battcll 
Philem.zz.bw.  withall  prepare  mea  lodging 
1  will  jfrltpaxe. 

Exod.i$.z.andI  vii\\  prepare  him  an  habitation 
/cr.22.7.1  v/iWprepare  deftroyers  againft  thee 
£^£.3  y.iJ.I  will  prepare  thee  unto  the  bloud 

f2)tcpare0. 
Cen.z^i  i.I  have  prepared  the  houfe,  &  the  room 

27. 1 7. which  (lie  had  pre.  into  the  hands  of  Jac. 
Exod.  12.3  9. neither  had  they  prepared  for  themfe. 

23.20.  bring  thee  into  the  place  w'b  I  have  pre. 
Num.  z  i.27.1et  the  city  of  Sihon  be  built  and  pre . 

Z2 .4  J  have  prepared  feven  altars,and  I  have 
Jojh. 44.whom  he  had  prep.fot  the  child.of  Ifrael 

1  j .  about  forty  thoufand  prepared  for  war 
2  Sam.if.i.thzt  Abfalom  prepared  him  charets 

1  l\in.  r .  y.and  he  prep.hlm  charets  and  horfe-men 
y.  1 8.fo  they  prep. timber  and  ftones  to  build 
6. 1 9.  the  oracle  he  prepared  in  the  houfe  within 

2  Kjn.6.z  3.and  he  had  prepared  great  provifion 
1  Chro.i  2.39.for  their  brethren  had  prep.for  them 

1  y.i.  David  prepa.  a  place  for  the  arke  of  God 
J.  unto  his  place  which  he  had  prepared  for  it 
1 2.unto  the  place  that  I  have  prepared  for  it 
22-3.David  prepared  iron  in  abundance  for 
y.  David  prepar.  abundantly  before  his  death 
14.  in  my  trouble  I  have  prepa.for  the  houfe 
and  ftone  have  I  prepared,and  thou 
2j.2.now  I  have  prepared  with  all  my 
3. over  and  above  all  that  I  have  prepared 
i6.that  we  have  prepared  to  build  thee  an 
z  Cbro.i.q.to  the  place  which  David  had  pre.  for  it 
3. 1. in  the  place  that  David  had  prepared  in  the 
8.i6.now  all  the  work  of  Sol.waspr^r.  unto 
1 2.  i4.becaufe  he  prepared  not  his  heart  to 
i£.i4.diverskinds  of  (pices  prepared  by  the 
I7.i8.anhun.  &  fourfcore  thoufand  ready  pre. 
19. 3. and  haft  prepared  thine  heart  to  feek 
20. 53. as  yet  the  people  had  not  prepared  their 
26.i4.Uzziah/»-e/>*.forthem  throughout  all 
27.6.becaufe  he  prepared  his  wayes  before 
29. 19.  have  we  prepared  and  fanftified 

36.that  God  had  prepare/hhe  people  for 
3 1.1  l.and  they  prepared  them 
3  y.  1  o.fo  the  fervice  was  prepared 

i4.thercfore  the  Levices/wf  for  themfelves 
1  y  .their  brethren  the  Levites  prepa.  for  tbem 
16.3II  the  fervice  of  the  Lord  was  prepared 
20.when  Jofiab  had  prepared  the  temple 
Erra  7.  io.for  Ezra  had  prepared  hi*  heart 

2tf-gky.i8.that  \ 


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Ncb.f.  i8.that  which  was  prepared  for  me  daily  - 
all  fowles  were  prepared  for  me 
8. 10. for  whom  nothing  is  prepared 
i  j .  j  .he  had  prepared  for  him  a  great  chamber 
Efther  5.4.  to  the  banquet  I  have  prepared  for  him 
5.K.&  Ham.came  to  the  ban.that  Eft.had  p. 
1  2.  unto  the  banquet  that  (he  had  prepared 
6.4.en  the  gallows  that  he  had  prepared  for  him 

i4.to  the  banquet  that  Efther  had  prepared 
7.io.that  he  had  prepared  for  Mordecai 
fob  18.  27. he  prepared  it,yea,  and  fearched  it 
29.7.when  I  preparedmy  feat  in  the  ftrcet 
Pfal.7.1  j.he  hath  prepared  for  him  the  inftrum.of 
9.7.he  hath  prepared  his  throne  for  judgement 
57.6.they  have  prepared  a  net  for  my  fteps 
68.10.fhou,  O  God,  haft  prepared  of  thy  good. 
74.16.thou  haft  prepared  the  light  and  the  fun 
10  3.  ic.the  Lord  hath  prepar.  his  throne  in  the 
Pra.8.i7.vvhen  he  prepared  the  heavens,I 

1  9.  iQ.judgements  are  prepared  for  fcorners 
2 1.  3  i.horfe  is  prepared  againft  the  day  of 

I  fa.  j  0.3  5  .for  the  King  it  is  prepared 

644-what  he  hath  prepared  for  him  that 
E  ^\.  z  3 .4 1  .and  a  table  prepared  for  it 

28.13.  and  of  thy  pipes  was  prepared  in  thee 
3 8.7.be  thoo  prepare d,zn&  prepare  for 
Van.  2.o.for  ye  have  prepared  lying  words  to 
Ho/:  2 .8  .and  gold,which  they  prepared  for  Baal 

6. 3. his  going  forth  is  prepared  as  the  morning 
Jonah  i.i7.theLord  hadprepareda  great  full  to 
4.6.the  Lord  God  prepared  a  gourd 
7.but  Godprepa.a  worm  when  the  morning 
8. that  God  prepared  a  vehement  eaft-wind 
Nahum  2.  y.and  the  defence  (hall  be  prepared 
Zepb.L7.f0r  the  Lord  hath  prepared  a  (acrifice 
M  it.  10.23. given  to  them  for  whom  it  is  prepa.ol 
22.4.behold,I  have  prepared  my  dinner 

2  j.  3  4.inhente  the  kingdom  prepared  for  you 

41  .ye  curfedjinto  everlatting  firt,p  repared  for 

Mark  10.40.  given  to  them  for  whom  it  is  prepar. 

1 4.1  J.he  will  (hew  you  a  large  upper  room  pre. 

•  Lu\e  1 . 1 7.  to  make  ready  a  people  /w.  for  the  lo. 

2.3  i.  which  thou  haft  prepared  before  the  face 

1 2 .47 .  &  prepared  not  himfelfe,neither  did 

23.5<S.&  they  returned, and  prepared  fpices,and 

24. 1.  bringing  the  fpices  which  they  had  prep. 

Rom.9. 23.  which  hehad  afore  prepared  unto  gl  ory 

1  Cor.1.9.  the  things  which  God  hath  prepared  for 

2  Tiw.2 .2  i.and  prepared  unto  every  good  work 
Hefr.io.j.but  a  body  haft  thou  prep ared  me 

1 1.7. prepared  an  arkc  to  the  faving  of  his  houfe 
i6.for  he  hath  prepared  for  them  acity 
Rro.8.6.  the  feven  angels  pre.  themfelves  to  found 
9.7.(hape  of  the  locufts  like  to  hotfes  prepared 

1  j.which  were prepared  fotzn  hour,  and 
i2.6.where (he  hath  a  place preparedof  God 
i£.r  2.way  of  the  Kings  of  the  eaft  might  be  p. 
xi.z.prepar.as  a  bride  adorned  for  her  husband 
$iepareofJ. 
Pfal.So.g.thou  preparedft  room  before  it 

f^epareft, 
W«»«.  1 5. 8. when  thou  prepare  bullock  for  a  burnt 
Pfal.  2  3 .  J  .thou  prepare]!  a  table  before  me 
6f  .j.thou  preparefi  them  corn,when  thou 
ffyeparctb. 
2  Cbro.  3  0.1 9.  that  preparetb  hi3hearttofeekGod 
Job  "15.3  f.and  their  belly  preparetb  deceit 
Pfal.  1 47 .8  .w  ho  preparetb  rain  for  the  earth 

i&xepattng. 
Neb.  1 3 .7  .in preparing  him  a  chamber  in  the  court 
1  Pe?#3.20.while  the  atk  was  preparing 

f!>;efbpterte, 
1  Twt.a.  1 4.1ay  ing  on  of  the  hands  of  the  presbyte. 

1/d.io.L.that  write  grievouf.  which  they  have  pre. 

^lefctfbfng, 
Eya  7.22.  &  fait  without  prefcnbing^  how  much 

f2>iefetice. 
Gcs.3-8.hid  themfelves  from  the  pref.  of  the  Lord 
4-i6.Cain  went  out  from  the  pref.  of  the  Lord 
27.30.fcarce  gone  out  from  theprefen.  oflfaac 
4?-3-they  were  troubled  at  his  prefence 
.  47-i5.why(hould  we  die  in  thy  p refence 
Exod.  1  o.  i  1 .  they  were  driven  from  Pharaohs  pre. 
3  3-  i4.my  prefence  fr.all  goe  with  thee,and  I 
1  j. if  thy  pref.  goe  not  with  me,  carry  us  not 


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3  f  ,20.children  of  Ifrael  departed  from  the  pre. 
Lew.  12. 3.  that  foule  (hall  be  cut  off  from  my  pref. 
Num-zo.6Mofts  &  Aaron  went  out  from  the  pr. 
j  Sam.  1 8 . 1 1  .David  avoided  out  of  his  pref.twice 

19.7.  he  was  in  his  prefence  as  in  times 
io.but  he  flipt  out  of  Sauls  prefence 

2 1.1  f. to  play  the  mad -man  in  my  prefence 
2  Sam.  16. 1 9.as  I  have  ferved  in  thy  faihersprefence 

24.4.  captain  of  the  hoft  went  out  from  the  pr. 

1  Kjn.i.zS.anA  (he  came  into  the  Kings  prefence 
1 2.2. for  he  was  fled  from  the  prefence  of  K.Sol. 

2  i£ift. 3. 1 4.were  it  not  that  I  regard  thepre.of  Je« 
5. 27.be  went  out  from  hisprefence  a  leper 
i3-2  3.neithercafthe  them .from  his  pre.  as  yet 
24.2o.untill  he  had  caft  themoutfrom  hispref. 
25. 1 9. five  men  of  them  that  were  in  the  K.  pr. 

1  Cbro.16.z7,  glory  and  honour  are  in  his  prefence 
33.  trees  of  the  wood  fingout  at  the  pre/,  of 

2  Cbrs.  9. 2  3  .all  the  Ki.of  the  earth  fought  the  pre. 
io.2.whither  he  had  fled  from  the  pre  ft.  of  Sol. 

.  20.9.we  ftand  before  thy  prefence  far 
34.4.  down  the  altars  of  Baalim  in  hisprefence 
Neb.z.  1  .not  been  before  time  fad  in  his  prefence 
Efther  8. 1  j.Mordecai  went  out  from  the  pr.of  the 
Job  i.i2.Sathan  went  forth  from  the pr.of the  L. 

Chap.  2.7. 
23.1  ^.therefore  am  I  troubled  at  hisprefence 
Pfal.g.i.thty  (hall  fall  and  perifh  at  thy  prefence 
16. 1 1. in  thy  pre/c#ee  is  fulnefle  of  joy 
i7-2.my  fentence  come  forth  from  thy  prefence 
3  i.20.hide  them  in  the  fecret  of 'thy  prefence 
51. 1 1. caft  me  not  away  from  thy  prefence 

68.2.  folet  the  wicked  perifli  at  the  prefence  of 
8. heavens  alfo  dropped  at  theprefence  of  God 

even  Sinai  was  moved  at  the  pref. of  G. 
9?.2.1et  us  come  before  hispre.with  thankfgiv. 
97.  j.hils  melted  like  wax  at  thepre.of  the  Lo. 
at  the  pr.of  the  Lord  of  the  whole  ear. 
ioo.2.come  before  his  prefence  with  finging 
1  i4.7.tremble  thou  earth  at  the  pre.of  the  Lo. 
at  theprefence  of  the  God  of  Jacob 
1 3  9.7 .whither  fnall  I  fly  from  thy  prefence 
140. 1 3  .upright  (hall  dwell  in  thy  prefence 
2Vo.i4.7.gofrom  the  prefence  of  a  foolifh  man 
If  a.  1 .7-ftrangers  devour  it  in  your  prefence 

1 9- 1 .  id  ols  of  Egypt  (hall  be  moved  at  his  pre. 
6  3 .9.  the  angel  of  hisprefence  faved  them 
64. 1. mountains  might  flow  downe  at  thy  pref. 
2.that  the  nations  may  tremble  at  thy  prefen. 
3. the  mountains  flowed  down  at  thy  prefen. 
./er.4. 26. cities  therof  were  brok.  down  at  the  pre. 
5. 22. will  ye  not  tremble  at  my  prefence 
23.39.and  caft  you  out  of  my  prefence 

52.3.  till  he  had  caft  them  out  from  hisprefence 
£^t^.38.2o.men  on  the— earth  (hake  at  my  pref. 
Jonah  1.3  Jonah  rofe  to  flee  from  thepref.oi  the 

to  go  with  them  from  thepre.  of  theL. 
lo.men  knew  that  he  fled  from  the pr.of  the 
Nabum  1 .  j.  the  earth  is  burnt  at  his  prefence 
Zepb.  i.i7.hold  thy  peace  at  the  pref.  of  the  Lord 
Lu\e  1 3.26.we  have  eaten  &  drunk  in  thy  prefmce 
Acls  3.i9.times  of  refre(h.(hallcome  from  thepr. 
5.4 1.  they  departed  from  thepre.of  thecounfell 
1  Cor.  1. 29.no  flefh  (ball  glory  in  his  prefence 
z  Cor.  10.  1  .who  in  prefence  am  bafe  among  you 

io.but  his  bodily  prefence  is  weak 
Phil.  2. 1  i.not  as  in  my  prefence  onely,but  now 

1  Tbcf.z. \7.taken  from  you  in  prefen.notin  heart 

2  7bcf.\.g.mth  everlaft.deftruction  from  the  pre. 
Jude  24.to  prefentyou  faultleffe before  thepre.of 

in  the  defence. 
Gcn.16. u.he  (hall  dwell  in  the  prefence oi all  his 

23.1  i.in  the pr.of  the  fonsof  my  pcoplel  give 
18. made  fure— in  the  pr.of  the  chil.of  Heth 

2  j .  1 8  .Ifhmael  d  ied  in  the  prefence  of  al  1  his  br. 
De«t.2f.9.broth.  wife  come  to  him  in  the  pref.  of 
Jojh.^.  1 1 .  3nd  priefts  in  the  prefence  of  the  people 

8 .3  2.which  he  wrote  in  the  pref.ofthe  children 
2  Sam.16. \g.(hou\d  I  not  ferve  in  the  pr.of  his  fon 
1  fO».8.2  2.Sol.ftoodin  thepre/e/zeeofallthecon. 

21.13  -even  againft  Naboth  in  the  prefence  of 

1  ^0.24.3  i.thefe  caft  lots  in  thepre/?  of  David 

2  Cbro,6.iz.he  flood  in  thepre.of  all  the  congreg. 
Efther  i.io.that  ferved  in  the  prefence  of  Ahathuer. 
Pfal.zi.^.a  table  before  me  in  the  prefen.  of  mine 

116.14.now  in  thepre.of  allhispeo.    Ve.18. 
Cccc  j" 


Pro.  1 7. 1 3. becometh  furety  in  the  pr.of  his  friend 

2  5  6.put  not  forth  thy  (elfin  thepre.of  the  Ki. 

7.put  lower  in  theprefence  of  the  prince 
,7er.28. 1  .fpake  to  me  in  the  prefence  of  the  priefts 
y.unto  the  prophet  Hananiah  in  the  prefence 
and  in  theprefence  of  all  the  people 
1 1. Hananiah  fpake  in  the  prefence  of  all  the 
32.12.  and  in  the  prefence  of  the  witneffes  that 
Don.z. 27. Daniel  anfwered  in  the  pre.of  the  King 
Luke  1. 1 9.I  am  Gabriel  that  ftand  in  the  prefen.of 
14.10.then  (halt  thou  have  worfhip  in  thepref. 
1  f .  10.  there  is  joy  in  the  prefence  of  the  angels 
John  20.30.  fignes  did  Jefus  in  the  prefence  of  his 
Acls  3.1 3-and  denied  him  in  theprefence  of  Pilate 
itf.perfecT:  foundefle  in  the  prefence  of  you  a' 
•27.3y.gave  thanks  to  God  in  thepref.  of  them 
1  TfeyT2.i9.are  not  even  ye  in  the  pre.of  our  Lord 
Reb.y.  24.ro  appeare  in  theprefence  of  God  for  us 
Key.1410.and  in  thep/e/raeeoftbe  Lamb 

93?efertt. 

Gen.$  2.13.  aprefent  for  Efau  his  brother 

1 8.  it  is  a  prefent  fent  to  my  lord  Efau 

20.I  will  appeafe  him  with  the  prefent 

2 1  .fo  went  the  prefent  over  before  him 

3  3. 10. then  receive  my  prefent  at  my  hand 
43.11.  carry  downe  the  man  a  prefent 

1  j. the  men  took  that  prefent 

2  j.they  made  ready  theprefe.  againft  Jofeph 
26. they  brought  him  the  prefent  which 

fudg.^.i  ? .by  him  the childr.of  Ifra.fent  apref.  to 
1 7. he  brought  the  prefent  unto  Eglon 
1 8  .made  an  end  to  offer  the  prefent 

fent  away  the  peo.tbat  bare  the prcfaiit 
1. 1 8.and  bring  forth  my  prefent } and 
1  Sam.9.7.  and  there  is  not  a  prefent  to  bring  to 
30.26.behold  a  prefent  for  you  of  the  fpoile 

1  KJ8.9 . 1 6.given  it  for  a  prefent  unto  his  daughter 

io.  1  f.they  brought  every  man  his  prefent 
1  j.  1 9. 1  hare  fent  unto  thee  aprefent  of  (ilver 

2  i^«.8.8.take  a  prefent  in  thine  hand,and  goe 

9.fo  Hazael  took  a  prefent  with  him 
i6\8.fent  it  for  a  prefent  to  the  King  of  Aflyria 
I7.4.and  brought  no  prefent  to  the  King,as 
18.3  r.  make  an  agreement  with  me  by  apre/e. 
20.12.fent  letters  and  a  prefent  to  Hefcekiah 

2  Chro.g.  2  4.  they  brought  every  man  his  prefent 

7/a.i8.7.in  that  time  (hall  the  prefent  be  brought 
36.  ifi.make  an  agreement  with  me  by  a  prefent 
3  9. 1  .Merodach-Bal.fent  —apre.to  Hezekiah 

E^e^.  27 . 1  f  .brought  thee  for  a  prefe. .horns  of  ivo. 

Hof.io.6.h  (hall  be  carried  to  Aflyria  for  a  prefent 

$>iefettt. 

£OTrf.34.2.and  prefent  thy  felfe  thereto  me  in 
Lev.  1 1 . 1 4,prie  ft  fhall  prefent  the  man  that  is 
1 6. 7. and  prefent  them  before  the  Lord 
27.8.fhallpre/e»f  himfelf  before  the  priefl: 
1 1  .(hall  prefent  the  bcaft  before  the  priefl: 
Num.  3 .6.8c  prefent  them  before  Aaron  the  priefl: 
.De#f.3 1. 14.&  pref.your  felves  in  the  tabern.of  the 

1  Sam.  1  o.  1 9.t herefore  pref.  your  felves  before  the 
Job  i,6.fons  of  God  came  to  prefent  themfelves 

Chap.  2.  1. 

2.1.  Satan  came  alfotopre/e?tf  himfelf  before 
/er.36.7.itm!jiybe  they  viiWprefent  their  fupplica. 

42.9.unto  \vhom  ye  fent  me  to  prefent  your  fup. 
Dan.9. 1  S.no^pre.our  Amplications  for  our  right. 
Lu\e  z.zzx6 prefent  him  to  the  Lord 
Rom.  1 2. 1  .that  ye pre.your bodies  a  living  facrifice 

2  Cor.4.i4-and  (hall prefent  us  with  you 

1  i'.2.that  I  may  prefent  you  as  a  chafte  virgin  to 
Ephcf.  5 .  27.that  he  m ight  prefent  it  to  himfelf 
Col.i.zz.to  prefent  you  holy  and  unblameable 
28.that  we  may  prefent  every  man  perfeft 
Jude  24.  and  to  prefent  you  faultleffe  before  the 
fJ>?efent. 

1  Sam.  1 3 . 1 J  .Saul  numbred  the  people— pref.  with 

16.  people  that  were  prefent  with  him  abode 
2 1 . 3  .or  w  hat  there  i  s  prefent  give  me 

2  Sam.zo./\.anA  be  thou  here  prefent 

1  Kjn.zo.z7.chi\.of\fr.  were  num.&  were  allpre. 

1  C/;ro.29.i7-thy  people  which  are  prefent  here 

2  Cbro.  5. 1 1.  priefts  that  were  prefent  were  fanftifl. 

29.29.  all  that  wereprefent  with  him  bowed 
30.21.chil.  of  Ifrael  that  were  pre.at  Jerufalem 
3 1.  l.all  Ifrael  that  were  prefent  went  out 
34.3  2.caufed  all  that  viexeprefent  in  Jerufalem 
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J3.made  all  thac  were  prefent  in  Ifrael  to 
3  j.7.for  all  that  were  prefenuto  the  number 
i7.children  of  Ifrael  that  were  prefent  kept 
Elfa  8.25 .and  all  Ifrael  there prefent,had  offered 
Efiber  i.y.unto  all  the  people  that  wereprefent 

4.i6.together  all  the  Jewes  that  are  prefent  in 
Pfct.\6.\.a  very  prefent  help  in  trouble 
Luke  y.  1 7.  power  of  the  Lord  was  prefent  toheale 

1  3 .  wthere  were  prefent  at  that  feafon  fome 

1 8.$o.receive  manifold  more  in  this p'lefe.time 
John  1 4.25. being  yet  prefent  with  you 
Alls  10.  j  3. therefore  arc  we  all  hereinbefore  G. 

2 1 . 1 8.and  all  the  elders  were  prefent 

2  y.  24.aH  men  w  hich  are  here  prefent  w  kh  us 
28.2.becaufe  of  the  prefent  raitijand 

Rom.7.i$.fov  to  will  is  prefent  with  me 
2i.doe  good,  evill  isprefent  with  me 
8.i8.that  the  fufterings  of this  prefent  time 
3  8  .nor  things  prefent,  nor  things  to  come 
1  i.y.fo  then  at  this  prefent  time  alfo  there 

1  Cflivj. 22.or  things  pref.or  things  to  come,all are 
4. 1 1. even  to  this  prefent  houre,  we  both  hunger 
5.3  .as  abfent  in  body, but  prefent  in  fpirit 

judged  already,as  though  I  were  prefent 
7.26.that  this  is  good  for  the  prefent  diftrefle 
1  s".6.the  greater  part  remain  to  this  prefent 
z  0.y.8.and  to  be  prefent  with  the  Lord 
o.that  whether/w/e»ror  abfenr,we  may 
10.2.  thatlmay  not  be  bold  when  I  am  prefent 
1  i.o.when  I  wasprefent  with  you,and 
i3-2.asifl  were prefe nt the  fecond  time 

10.  left  beingprcfent  I  mould  ufe  (harpneffe 
Gal.  1.4.  might  deliver  us  from  this  prefent  world 

4.i8.not  onely  when  I  am  prefent  with  you 
20.I  defire  to  be  prefent  with  you  now 

2  Tim.4.  i°> having  loved  this  prefent  world 
Titus  2.i2.and  godly  in  this  prefent  world 
Heb.9.9.  a  figure  for  the  time  then  prefent 

1 2.1  r.  no  chaftening  for  the  prefent  feemeth 
2  P#.i.i2.andbeeftablifliedin  the  prefent  truth 

32>?efenteD. 
Gen.46.19.  and  prefentedhimidl unto  him 

47.2.five  men,  &  prefe nted  them  unto  Pharaoh 
Lev.zSs.and  when  it  is/OT/£»rerfuntotheprieft 

7.3  y.in  the  day  when  he  prefented  them  to 

9.i2.Aarons  fons prefented  unto  him  thebloud 
1 3. they  prefent. the  burnt-offering  unto  him 
1 8.  Aarons  fons  prefented  to  him  the  bloud 

1 6.  10. prefented  a  lie  before  the  Lord 
Deut.i  1. 14.  &  prefented  themfelves  in  the  tabern. 
fojh.  24. 1  .they  prefented  themfelves  before  God 
Judg.6.\<).  unto  him  under  the  oke,and  prefent.  it 

2o.2.tribcs  of  Ifrael  prefented  themfelves  in 
i  Sam.17.1 6.&  prefented  himCelfe  forty  dayes 
Ja.%  8.26.I  pre.my  amplication  before  the  King 
£^.20.28.there  they  prefent.  the  provocation  of 
Mat. z.i  i.they  prefented  unto  him  gifts,gold 
^^  9. 4J.  called  the  faints  —  and  pre.  her  alive 

23 .  33. prefented  Paul  alfo  before  him 
^icfetrttog. 
Dan.().  20.&  pre.  my  fupplication  before  the  Lord 

$?efentip« 
1  Sam.  2. 1 6.  not  faile  to  burne  the  (at  prefently 
Pro. 1 2.i6.afooles  wrath  isprefently  known 
Af4f.2i.19.the  fig-tree  prefently  withered  away 

26.  y  3. he  (hall  prefenily  give  me  more 
Phil.z.z 3  .him  therefore  I  hope  to  fend  prefently 

1  &iffz.io.27.andbrought  him  no  prefentsjbut 

1  ^/K.4.21.  they  brought  p/efents,  and  ferved  Sol. 

2  Kin.  r  7 .3  .and  they  gave  him  prifents 

z  Cbro.  1 7.?.all  Judah  brought  to  Jehofhaphat/w. 

1 1 .  Philiftines  brought  to  Jehofhaphat  pref. 

3  2.23-and many  brought prefenls  to  Hefcekiah 
Pfal. 68. zp.QiaM  Kings  bringprefents  unto  thee 

72.10.  Kings  of  the  Iflesfhail  bring/w/e»rj 
76. 1  i.bringpufents  unto  him  that  ought  to  be 
Micab  1. 14.  therefore  (halt  thou  giveprefents  to 

fDjeferfce. 
Gen.  29.32  .that  w  e  may  preferve  feed  of  our  father 

Verfe  34. 
45.  J.  God  did  fend  me  before  topreferve  life 
7.  to  pre ferve  you  a  pofterity  in  the  earth 
De«r.6.24.that  he  might  preferve  us  alive 
Pfaliz.7.thou  (halt  preferve  them  from 
i6.i.preferve  me50  Godjfor  in  the  doc  I 


z  y.2i.let  integrity  and  uprightnefs^ye/W  me 

3  2.7.thou  (halt  preferve  me  from  trouble 
40.1 1. let  thy  truth  continually  preferve  me 

4  i.a.the  Lord  will  preferve  him  and  keep 

6 1 .7.0  prepare  truth  which  may  preferve  him 
64.1. preferve  my  life  from  die  feare  of 
79. r  1. pre ferve  thou  thofe  that  are  appointed 
SS.z.pre  ferve  my  foule,  for  I  am  holy 
i2i.7.Lord  (hall  preferve  thee  from  all  evill 
he  (hall  preferve  thy  foule 
8.the  Lord  (hallpreferve  thy  going  out 
i^o.i.pref.me  from  the  violent  man     Ve.  4- 
Pro.z.i  1  .discretion  (hallpreferve  thee 
4.6.forfake  hernot,(he  (hallpreferve  thee 
14.  j.lips  of  the  wife  (hall  preferve  them 
20.28.  mercy  and  truth  preferve  the  King 
2  2.1 2.eyesofthe  Lord  preferve  knowledge 
l\a.i  i.^andpafllngoverjhewill/w/entf  it 

40.8. and  I  w ill  preferve  thee 
Jer.40.wX  will  preferve  them  alive,  and 
Lu\e  17.3  3  .lofe  his  life,(hall  preferve  it 
2  TiM.4. '  8.and  will  preferve  into  his  heavenly 

GfK.3  2. 30. face  to  face,and  my  life  is  preferved 
Jojh-  24. 1 7.and  preferved  us  in  all  the  way 
1  Sam.io.zi.  whohath  preferved  us,  and 
2S«8.8.6.Lord/>i'e/;Da.whitherfoever     Ve.  14. 
1  Chro.i2.6.Lotd preferv.David  whitherfoeverhe 

Verfe   13. 
Job  10. 1 2. thy  vi (nation  hath  preferved  my  fpirit 
29.2.as  in  the  dayes  when  God  preferved  me 
P/a/.37.28.they  are  prefervediot  ever 
Ifa.49.6A0  reftore  thepreferved  of  Ifrael 
Hof.  1 2. 1 3. by  a  prophet  was  he  preferved 
Mat.y.i-j.new  wine  into  new  bot.  both  art  prefe. 

Lu\;  y.  38. 

1  ifk/!y.23.fbuleand  body  beprefervedblamele(s 
Jude  1  .and  preferved  in  Jefus  Chrift,and 

^?eferter. 
Job  7 .  20.O  thou  preferver  of  men,  why  haft 

#iefertoeft. 
Neb.9.6. and  thou  prefervefi  them  all,and 
Pfal.36.6.0  Lord,thou  prefervefi  man  and  beaft 

^eferbetl;. 
Job  3 6. 6. he  prefervetb  not  the  life  of  the  wicked 
Pfal.z  1.23  .for  the  Lord  prefervetb  the  faithfull 
97. 10. he  prefervetb  the  foules  of  his  faints 
1  i6.e>.the  Lord  prefervetb  the  fimple 
14y.20.the  Lordpref.  all  them  that  love  him 
i4<?.9.the  Lord  prefervetb  the  ftrangers,  he 
Pro.z.S. and  prefervetb  the  way  of  his  faints 
16. 1 7. he  that  keepeth  his  way  /w/cri>.his  foule 

Don.6. 2.  and  over  thefe  three  prefdent s,o( whom 
3 .  Daniel  was  preferred  above  the  prcftdents 
4. pre ftdents  fought  to  find  occafion 
6.prefid.  and  princes  affembled  together  to 
7.  all  the  prefiden.and  princes  have  confulted 
^eaffe. 
M#£  2.4.not  come  nigh  unto  him  for  the preaffe 
y.  27. heard  of  Jefus,camein  the  preaffe  behind 
3o.turned  him  about  in  the  preaffe  }and 
Lu\e  8.i9.could  not  come  at  him  for  theprcaffc 
19. 3  -and  could  not  fee  for  the  preaffe 
irine-H&ittte,  &  $>jteffe0,See  HDine. 
^?efle. 
Joel  3. 1 3  .for  the preffe  is  full,the  fats  overflow 
Hag.z.i  6.to  draw  out  fifty  veffels  out  of  the  prefe 

f5?efre. 
Lul(e  8.45#the  multitude  throng  thee,& preffe  thee 
Pfci^.3.14.1  preffe  toward  the  mark  for  the 

$je(Te=fat. 
H4j.2.i8.when  one  came  to  the  preffe- fat  to 

G c n.  1 9. 3  .Lot  preffe d  upon  them  greatly 

9.they  preffed  fore  on  Lot,and  came  neer 
40. 1 1 .1  took  the  grapes  and  preffed  them 
Judg.16.16.when  (he preffed  him  daily  with  her 

2  &«8.i3.2$.and  he  preffed  him,  howbeit  he 

Z7.  Abfalom  jw/7ra  him,  that  he  let  Amnon 
Efiber  8. 1 4.and  preffed on  by  the  Kings  comman. 
£  ^.  23.3  .there  were  their  brcafts  preffed 
Amos  2. 1 3  .as  a  cart  is  preffed  that  is  full  of  (heaves 
Marl(  3.10.  infomuch  that  they  preffed  on  him  to 
18^  y.r.  that  as  the  people  preffed  on  him,to 
6. 3  8-good  meafure,jCT|7e^  down  and  fhaken 


Affs  i8.^.P.iul  was /wfT^ in  fpirit, &  tcftjfied 
2  Cor. i. 8. that  we  were  preffed  above  meafurc 

P/O^.io.thyp/'ejrMinalburltout  with  new  wine 
I/<?.i6.io.treaders  tread  out  no  wine  in  their  preff. 

pizKtth. 
Pfal.i%.z.  and  thy  band prejfctb  m  efore 
Lul^e  16.16.and  every  man  preff cth  into  it 

Dent. 1 8. 20.  prophet  wh;cb  (hall  prefume  to  fpeak 
fi^fcer  7.y.wbere  is  he  thac  dur ft  prefume  in  his 
^2»jefumeO. 

WTww.i4.44.but  they  prefiimed  to  go  with  us  unto 

f->?efumptiiQU0. 

Pfal.19.1 3  .keep  back  thy  fervant  from  pre fitm. Cms 
2  Pet.z.io.prcfumpiuous  are  they,  felf- willed 

$-)iefutttptUQuflp. 

£xo(/-2i.i4.if  a  man  come  prefumptuoiifiy  on  his 
iV«>».i  5.3o.foule  that  dosth  ought  prefumptuoiifiy 
Dcut.i.^.Yimtprefiimptuoiify  up  into  the  hill 

17.12.man  that  will  doe prefumptnou fly ,and 
1 3  .and  doe  no  more  prefumptuoufly 

i8.2i.prophet  hath  fpoken  it  prefumptuoufly 

Mat.  2  3 . 1 4>and  for  a  pretence  make  long  prayer 
Marine  1 2. 40.  &  for  a  pretence  make  long  prayers 
Phil.  1 . 1 8. whether  in  pretence  or  in  trutb,Chrift 

3S>ieto;mtn, 
Ato^  1 5.1  d.led  him  away  into  the  hall  called  Pr. 

Gen.7. 20. fifteen  cub.  upward  did  the  waters |»w. 
iv"«»z.2  2.6.peradventure,I  (hall  prevail3that 
Judg.\6.  j.by  what  meanes  we  may  /WMi/ag.him 
t  S<zCT.i.9.for  by  ftrength  lhall  no  manprevail 
1 7 .9.  but  if  I  prevail  againft  him,and  kill- him 
26.2  5. and  thou  3lfo  (halt  ftill  prevail 

1  ^«.22.22.thou  (halt  petfwade  him  and  prevail 

2  Cbro. 1 4. 1 1. let  not  manprevail  againft  thee 

i8.2i.entice  him,&thou  (halt  alfopreivw/ 
Ej?^>-  6. 1 3.  thou  (halt  not  prevail  againft  him 
,/flb  15.24.  they  (hall  prevail  againft  him 

1 8.9.the  robber  (hall  prevail  againft  him 
Pfal.9.  i9.arifesO  Lord,let  not  man  prevail 

1 2.4.with  our  tongue  will  we  prevail 

6f  .3  .iniquities prevail  againft  me 
Eulef.4.1 2.and  if  one  prevail  againft  him^two 
lfa.7. 1  .but  could  not  prevail  againft  it 

16. 1 2. but  he  (hall  not  prevail 

41.1 3.he  (hallprevail  againft  his  enemies 

47. 1 2.  if  fo  be  thou  mayeft  prevail 
/er.i.i9.but  they  (hall  not  prevail  againft  thee 

Chap.  15.20. 

y.22.yet  can  they  not  prevailjhough 

20.10.and  welhall  p;mzi^againft  him 
1  i.and  they  (lull  not  prevail ,they 
Dun.  1  i.7.deale  againft  him,  and  (hallprevail 
Mat.  1 6. 1 8  .gates  of  hell  (hall  not  prevail  againft 

27.24. Pilate  faw  that  he  could  prevail  nothing 
Jobn  12.19-perceiveyehowyejprfw^nothing 

3$zebailet>. 
Ge«.7.i8.waters/wv«iW,and  increafed  greatly 
lQ.viatets prevailed  exceedingly  on  the  earth 
24.waters  prevailed  on  the  earth  1  yo, dayes 

30.8.  wreftled  with  my  fifterjand  have  prevail. 

3  2. 2  f . when  he  faw  that  he  prevailed  not 
28.with  God  and  men,and  had  prevailed 

47.20.  becaufe  the  famine  prevailed  over  them 

49.26.  the  bleffings  of  thy  father  have  prevailed 
Exod.17. 1 1.  Mofes  held  up  his  hand,that  Kra.pre. 
let  down  his  hand,Amalek  prevailed 
Judg.t.i  5. hand  of  the  houfe  of  Jofeph  prevailed 

3.io.and  his  hand  prevailed  againft  Cufhan 

4.24.  children  of  Ifrael  prevailed  againft  Jabin 

6.i.hand  of  Midian  prevailed  againft  Ifrael 

1  S<zw.i7.50.foDavid/»-mji/e«ioverthe  Philift. 

2  Sam  .11.23  .furely  the  men  prevailed  againft  us 

24.4<the  Kings  word  prevailed againd  Joab 
r  Kin  .16. 2  2.people  that  followed  Omri/w.  aga. 
2  Kin-z^.2.the  famine  prevailed  in  thecity,and 

1  Chro.^.zSor  'judah  prevailed  above  his  brethren 
2 1. 4.the  Kings  word  prevailed  againft  Joab 

2  Cforo.8.3.  Solomon /ww?//e^ ag.Hamath  Zobah 

13.18.and  the  children  of  Judah  prevailed 
27.  $. and  Jotham  prevailed  againft  the  Ammo. 
Pfal.  1 3 .4.1eft  mine  enemy  fay,I  have  prevailed 
1 29.2.but  they  have  not  prevailed  againft  me 
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fer.io.y.thoa  artftronger  then  I,&  haft  prevailed 

38.12.and  have  prevailed  againft  thee 
LdW.i.i6.becaufe  the  enemy  prevailed 
EXW7.21.and  prevailed  againft  them 
Hof  11.4.  had  power  over  the  angeLand  prevailed 
Obad.y.  deceived  thee,and  prevailed  againft  thee 
Luke  1  ?  -1 3  -voices  of  the  chief  priefts  prevailed 
Acts  io.x6.overcame  them  and  prevailed  zg.thcm 
zo.fo  migh.grew  the  word  of  God,and  prev. 
Rcv.K.1 -root  of  David  hith  pre. to  open  the  book 
12  8  dragon  and  his  angels  prevailed  not 

fob  14.20.thou  prevaileft  for  ever  againft  him 

Lam.  1 . 1  j .and  it  prevailetb  a gainft  them 

fob  j.i2.why  did  the  knees  prevent  me 
\Pfal^g.  to.the  God  of  my  mercy  (hall  prevent  me 
79-8.1et  thy  tender  mercies  fpeedily  pretest  us 
8  8 . 1 3  .in  the  morning  lhall  my  prayer  prevent 
1 19. 1 48.mine  eyes  prevent  the  night  watches 
Amos  9.  jo.the  evill  (hall  not  prevent  us 

1  Thef.4.  1  f. not  prevent  them  which  are  afleep 

$£etoente.O. 

2  Sam.z  2.6.the  fnares  of  dezth  prevented  me 

Pfal.  lS.^. 
iq.  thev  prevented  me  in  the  day  of  my  cal. 
*       '  P/St  18.18. 

Jofi  30.27.the  dayes  of  affliction  prra;»#rf  me 

41. 1 1. who  hath  prevented  me,  that  I 
Pfa.i  19.147 .1  prevented  the  dawning  of  the  mor. 
Ifa.z  i.i4.they  prew.with  their  bread  him  that  fled 
M  at .  17.2  j.Jefus  prevented  him,faying>VVh3t 

Pfal.zi.^.  for  thou  f  rewra.  him  with  thebleffings 

Gc».49.9'from  the  prey :my  fo«,thou  art  gone 

27.in  the  morning  devoure  the  prey 
NKW.M.^wives  &  our  children  (hould  be  a. prey 
3 1. little  oneSjwhich  ye  faid  fliould  be  a  prey 
a3.24.not  lie  down  untill  he  eat  of  ike  prey 
3 1 . 1 2.they  brought  the  prey  unto  Mofes 
i&take  the  fumme  of  the/rrey,that 
27.divide  the  prey  into  two  part 
3  2.the  booty  being  the  reft  of  theprej'jwhich 
Deut.i.igMttle  ones,which  ye  faid  fliould  be  a  pr. 
2.3  5  .only  the  cattell  we  took  for  a  prey 
3.7.cattel  we  took  for  a  prey  to  our  felves 
/oj&.8.2.cattell  ftiall  ye  take  for  a  prey  to  your 
X7.cattell  Ilrael  took  for  a  prey  unto 

Chap.  11. 14. 
/«</£.s-3o.havethey  not  divided  the  prey 

a  prey  of  divers  colours  of  needle-work 
8.24.gtve  me  every  man  the  ear-rings  of  his  prey 
1 5  .caft  therein  every  man  the  ear-ri.of  his  p. 
2  Kin.  21. 1 4-and  they  (hall  become  a  prey 
Wefo.4-4.give  them  for  2  prey  in  the  land  of 
Efther  3 . 1 3.  to  take  the  (poile  of  them  for  a  prey 
8. 1 1  .to  take  the  fpoile  of  them  for  a  prey 
p.iy.on  the  prey  they  laid  not  their  band 
i6.they  laid  not  their  hands  on  theprey 
Job  4. 1 1  .old  lyon  periftieth  for  lack  of  prey 
9.i6.asthe  eagle  that  hafteth  to  the  prey 
24.y.rifing  betimes  for  a  prey 
3  8.3  9.  wilt  thou  hunt  the  prey  for  the  lyon 
39.29.from  thence  (he  feeketh  the  pry/ 
Pfal.  1 7 . 1 2.1ike  as  a  lion  that  is  greedy  of  his  prey 
76.4.more  excellent  then  the  mountains  of  pr. 
1 04. 2 1.  the  young  lions  roar  afcer  their  prey 
1 24.6.not  given  us  a  prey  to  their  teeth 
Pra.11. 28.(he  alfo  lieth  in  wait  as  for  a  prey 
Ifa.  y.29.they  (hall  roar  and  lay  hold  of  the  prey 
io.2.that  widowesmay  be  their  prey 
6.and  to  take  the  prey,and  to  tread 
3  i.4.the  young  lion  roaring  on  his  prey 
33. 23.tb.enis  the  prey  of  a  great  fpoil divided 

the  lame  take  the  prey 
42.22.they  are  for  zprey  and  none  delivereth 
49.24.1haU  the  prey  be  taken  from  the  mighty 

25  prey  of  the  terrible  (hall  be  delivered 
5 9.i5.departeth  from  evill  maketh  him  zprey 
fcr.  2 1  .p.his  life  (hall  be  unto  him  for  a  prey 
3016.  all  that  prey  on  thee,will  I  give  for  a  pr. 
3  8. 2. have  his  life  for  a  p rey,and  (hall  live 
3  9.1 8.  thy  life  (hall  be  for  a  prey  unto  thee 
45.?  .life  willl  give  unto  thee  for  a  prey  in 


jE^e^.7.2  i.give  it  into  the  hand  of  ftran.for  zprey 
19.3.  and  it  learned  to  catch  theprey 
22.25.like  a  roaring  lion  ravening  theprey 

2  7. her  princes — like  wolves  ravening  the  pr. 
26.12.  and  make  zprey  of  thymerchandife 
29. 19. and  take  her  fpoil,and  take  her  prey 
34.8.becaufe  my  flock  became  a  prey 
2  2.and  they  lhall  no  more  be  a  prejr 
28.no  more  be  a  prey  to  the  heathen 
3t>«4.which  became  a  prey  and  derifion  to 

j.defpightfull  minds,  to  caft  it  out  for  a  prey 
38.1 2.to  take  a  fpoil,and  to  take  a  prey 
1 3.  gathered  thy  company  to  take  a  prey 
Dan.11.z4.  he  (hall  fcatter  among  them  theprey 
Amos  3.4. lion  roar  when  he  hath  no  prey 
Nabum  2.1  2.and  filled  his  holes  with  prey 

1 3. 1  will  cur  off  thy  prey  from  the  earth 
3. 1 .  the  prey  departeth  not 
Zepfo.3,8.till  the  day  that  I  arife  up  to  the  prry 

Jer. io.\6.z\thit  prey  on  theewil  I  give  for  a  prey 

£>?fce. 

Z.ro.2£.i6'.mult.of  yeersincreafe  the  price  thereof 
fewn.of  yeers  diminish  the  price  of  it 
5  o.the  price  of  his  (ale  (hall  be  according 
5 1. the  price  of  his  redemption  out  of 
j  2.  give  him  again  the  price  of  his  redempti. 
Deiit.z  3. 1 8. nor  the  price  of  a  dog  into  the  houfe  of 
2  Sam.  24. 24.1k  furely  buy  it  of  thee  at  a  price 
1  i£i.io.28.merch. received  the  linnen  yarn  at  a  p. 
2  Ckron.1.16. 
1  Cfo".  2 1. 2  2. grant  it  me  for  the  full  price 

24.I  will  buy  it  for  the  full  price 
Job  28. 1 3. man  knoweth  not  the  price  thereof 

1  f.nei.fhal  filv.be  weighed  for  thepr.thercof 
i8.priceofwifdom  is  above  rubies 
Pfal. 44.1 2. not  increafe  thy  wealth  by  their  price 
Pro.  1 7. 1 6.is  there  3  price  in  the  hand  of  a  fool 
27.26.the  goats  are  the  price  of  thy  field 
3  i.io.for  her  price  is  far  above  rubies 
Ifa-tf.  1 3  .let  go  my  captives,not  for  a  price,not 

5  5.  1.  buy  wine  and  milk  without  price 
Jei,.i5.i3-willIgiveto  the  fpoil  without  price 
Zecb.i  i.ii.rf  ye  think  good,give  me  my  price 

fothey  weighed  for  my  price  thirty 
1 3  .caft  it  to  the  potter :  a  goodly  price 
Mat.i^.^.vihen  he  had  found  one  pearl  ofgr.pr. 
27.6.becaufe  it  is  the  price  of  bloud 
9.  the  price  of  him  that  is  valued 
ABs  5.2.  and  kept  back  part  of  thepriee 

3  .to  keep  back  part  of  the  price  of  the  land 
i9.19.and  they  counted  the  price  of  them 
1  Cor.6.20.  for  ye  are  bought  with  a  price 
7.2  3.  ye  are  bought  with  aprice,be  not 
9. 24.  run  alljbut  one  receiveth  the  price 
Phil.  3 . 1 4. toward  the  mark,for  the  price  of 
1  Ptf  ,3.4.wbich  is  in  the  fight  of  G.of  great  price 

ABs  4. 34-and  brought  the  prices  of  the  things  that 

P/<jZ.73.2i-and  I  was  pricked  in  myreins 
Ads  2.37-heard  this,they  were  pric/jei  in  their 

Peking. 
£^.28. 24.no  more  a  pricking  briar  to  the  houfe  of 

32>J<Cfe0. 
Num.  33.?  5  .remain  of  thern,lhill  be  pricks  in  your 
Acts  9. 5. hard  for  thee  to  kick  againft  the  prices 

Chap.26.14. 


t. 
Lra.26.19.Ile  break  the  pride  of  your  power 

1  Sam.  17. 2  8. 1  know  thy  pride,  &  the  naughtinefs 

2  Cfor.32.26.Hezek.hurnbled  himfelf  for  the  jrride 
fob  33.17-  and  hide  pride  from  man 

35.1 2.becaufe  of  the  pride  of  evill  men 
41 .1  j. his  fcales  are  his  pride 

3  4.3  king  over  all  the  children  of  pride 
Pfal.  t  o.2.wicked  in  his  pride  doth  perfec.the  poor 
4.wick.through  the  prick  of  his  countenance 
3 1 .20  .hide  them  from  the  pride  of  man 
36.n.letnotthefootof  pride  come  again  ft 
5  9. 1  z.let  them  even  be  taken  in  their  pride 
73.6.  thereforepri^ecompaffeth  them  about 
P'i'o.S- 1 3 .  pride  and  arrogancy  do  I  hate 

1 1. 2. when  pride  comethjthen  cometh  (hame 
1 3.io.onely  by  pride  cometh  contention 
14. 3. in  the  mou.  of  the  foolifh  is  a  rod  of  pride 


P  R  I        P  R  I 

1 6. 1  %. pride  goeth  before  deftruftion 
29.23.3  mans  pride  (hall  bring  him  low 
Ifa.9.9. that  fay  in  the  pride  2nd  Itoutneffe  of  heart 
16. 6.  we  have  heard  of  the  pride  ofMoab 

and  his  pride,  and  his  wrath,  but  his 
23.9. to  ftain  thepride of  aii  glory 
2s.11.  he  (hall  bring  down  their  pride  together 
28.  i.  wo  to  the  crown  of  pride 

3. the  crown  of  pride  (hall  be  trodden  under 
/er.13.9.  will  I  mar  the  pride  of  judah 

and  the  great  pride  of  Jerufakm 
17. weep  in  feci  ct  places  for  your  pride 
48.29.  we  have  heard  the  pride  of  Moab 

&  bis  pride,8i  haughtinelTe  of  his  heart 
49.16.and  thepride  of  thine  heart,  O  thou  that 
E^k-7-  io.rod  hath  blciTomed,pmfe  hath  budded 
16.49.the  iniquity  of  thy  fitter  Sodom,Pri<& 

56.mentio.by  thy  mouth  in  the  day  of  thy  pr. 
3 0.6". and  thepri.de  of  her  power  (hall  come 
Drf3.4.37.thofe  that  walk  in  pride  he  is  able  to  ab. 

5. 20. and  his  mind  hardened  in  pride 
Hof.  5.  5. pride  of  lfrael  doth  teftifie  to  his  face 

Chap.7.10. 
Obad.$. pride  of  thine  heart  hath  deceived  thee 
Zfp/\2.io.chis  (hail  they  have  for  their  pride 

3. 11. take  away— them  thatrejoyce  in  thy  pride 
Zech-g.6.\\ecut  offthe  pride  of  the  Philiftines 
10. 1 1.  pride  of  Affyriaihallbe  brought  down 
1  r.3.for  the  pride  of  Jordan  is  fpoiled 
Marl{  7.22.  blalphcmie,  print,  foolifhneiTe 
1  Tim.$.6.not  a  novice,left  being  lifted  up  with  pr. 
1  John  z.i6.8c  the  pride  of  \ifijs  not  of  the  Fath. 

Gen. 14.1 8-he  was  the  priefi  of  themoft  high  God 
4i.45.daughter  of  Poti-pherab,prie/2  of  On 

Ver.50.  Chap. 46.20. 
Exod.z.i6.now  the  prieft  of  Midianhad7.daugh. 
3. 1. Mofes  kept  the  flock  of  the  prieft  of  Midian 
18.1  .when  Jethro  the  prieft  of  Midian  heard 
29.30.that  foil  that  is  prkft  in  his  ftead  dial  put 
3 1. 10.  the  holy  garments  for  Aaron  the  prieft 

Chap.35.19.  &  39.41. 
3  8. 2 1. by  the  hand  of  Itha.fon  of  Aar.the  prieft 
Lev.  1.7  .fons  of  Aaron  the  prieji  fhal  put  fire  upon 
9.the  prieft  (hall  burn  all  on  the  altar 
1  z.prieft  fhal  lay  them  in  order  on  the  wood 
1 3  prieft  (hall  bring  it  all,and  burn  it 
1  j.  prieft  (hall  bring  it  unto  the  altar 
17. pries!  (hall  burn  it  upon  the  altar 
2.2.  prieft  (hall  burn  the  memoriall  of  it 

Verfe  i6. 
8. when  it  is  prefented  to  the  pricftfhe 
g.pr.  (hall  take  from  the  mcat-off.  a  memori. 
3.1 1.  prieft  lhall  burn  it  upon  the  altar 

s6.prieft  lhall  burn  them  upon  the  altar 
4".  3.  if  the  prieft  that  is  anointed  do  fin  accord. 
5  pricfi  that  is  anointed  (hall  take  of  the 
6.prieft  (hall  dip  his  finger  in  the  bloud 
7.pricsl  lhall  put  fome  of  the  bloud  upon 
1  o.pricft  (hall  burn  them  upon  the  altar 
\6.pries~l  (hall  bring  of  the  bullocksbloud 
17.  prieft  (hall  dip  his  finger  in  fome  of  the 
20.  prieft  (hall  make  an  atonement  for  them 
Ver.26,31,35.  Ch.%.6>  10,13,16,18. 
&6-7<  &  n.8.&  15.15,30. 
&  16.30.  &  19.22. 
25.  prieft  (hall  take  of  the  bloud  of  the  fin-off. 
30.  prieft  (hall  take  of  the  bloud  thereof 
3 1. the  prieft  (hall  burn  it  on  the  altar 
3  4.pric/?  (hall  take  of  the  bloud  of  the 
3  ^.prieft  (hall  burn  them  on  the  altar 
5.8.he  lhall  bring  them  unto  thep/iw?,who 
1 2. then  lhall  he  bring  it  to  the  pries! 

&  the  prieft  (hall  take  his  handfullofit 
16.  and  give  it  unto  the  priest 
1 8.for  a  trefpaffe-offering  unto  the  priefi 

Chap.6.6. 
6.10.  pries!  lhall  put  on  his  linnen  garment 
1 2.  prieft  lhall  burn  wood  on  it  every  morn, 
2  2.  prie.ff  of  his  fons— '-(hall  offer  it 
23.  every  meat-offering  for  the  prieft  (hall  be 
26.the  priefi  that  offereth  it  for  fin  (hall 
j.<:.priesl  (hall  burn  them  on  the  altar 
7. priest  that  maketh  atonement  therewith 
Z.prieft  that  offereth  any  mans  burnt-offering 
even  the  pr.fhall  have  to  himf.the  skin 


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P  R  I 


P  R  I 


P  R  I 


P  R  I 


3 1  .priest  (hall  burn  the  fat  on  the  altar 
3  2.right  (houlder  (hall  ye  give  to  the  priefl 
34-and  have  given  them  unto  Aaron  the  pri. 
l  2. 6. for  a  (in-offering  unto  the  priefl 

I  j. 2.  he  (hall  be  brought  unto  Aaron  the  priefl 

3  .priefl  (hall  look  upon  the  plague  in 

priefl  (hall  pronounce  bim  unclean 
^.priefl  (hut  him  up  that  hath  the  plag.7.days 
$. priefl  (hall  look  on  him  the  feventh 

priefl  (hall  (hut  him  up  feren  dayes  more 
6. priefl  fliall  look  on  him  ag.  the  feventh  day 
priefl  (hall  pronounce  him  clean 
7.after  that  he  hath  been  feen  of  the  priefl 

he  fliall  be  feen  of  the  priefl  again 

8.  if  the  priefl  fee  that  the  fcab  fpieadeth 

priefl  (hall  pronounce  him  unclean 

9.  then  he  (hall  be  brought  unto  the  priefl 
icand  the  priefl  fliall  fee  him,if  the  rifling 
11.  and  the  priesl  fliall  pronounce  him  unci. 
u.  whetefoeverthe/vif/Hooketh 

1 3. then  the  priefl  (hall  confider :  and  behold 
ly.and  the  priefl  (hall  fee  the  raw  flefti 
1 6. he  (hall  come  unto  the  priefl 

1  -j. priesl  (lull  fee  him  :  if  the  plague 

priefl  fliall  pronounce  him  clean,that 
io.and  it  be  (hewed  to  thepriefl 
20.if  when  the  priefl  feeth  it,  it  be  in  fight 
the  priefl  (hall  pronounce  him  unclean 
Verfe  22. 
zi.p'.look  on  it,&  behold, there  be  no  white 
priefl  fliall  (hut  him  up  feven  dayes 
Verfe  26. 
z^.thepriefl  (hall  pronounce  him  clean 

2  j. then  the  priefl  (hall  look  upon  it 

wherefore  the  priefl  (hall  pron.him  unci. 
t6.priefl  look  on  it,  &  beh.there  be  no  white 
zy. priesl  (hall  look  on  him  the  feventh  day 

priefl  fliall  pronounce  him  unclean 
28. and  thepriefl  (hall  pronounce  him  clean 
30.then  the  priefl  (hall  fee  the  plague 

priefl  (hall  pronounce  him  unclean 
Verfe  44. 

3  l.pricfl  (hall  look  on  the  plague  of  the  fcall 

priefl  (hall  (hut  him  up  feven  dayes 
Verfe  50. 
3  2.  in  the  feventh  day  the  priefl  (hall  look  on 
3  3.  priefl  fliall  (hut  him  up  feven  dayes  more 
34.the  feventh  day  thepr.fhal  look  on  the  fc. 
the  priefl  (hall  pronounce  him  clean 
36.  then  the  priefl  fliall  look  on  him 

,  the  priefl  (hall  not  feek  for  yellow  hair 
H.the  prieft  fliall  pronounce  him  clean 
39.pz.fh3l  look— if  the  bright  fpots  in  the  sk. 
43./vic/?(hall  look  upon  ir,— if  the  rifing  of 
49.and  (hall  be  (hewed  unto  the  priefl 
<>  3. if  the  priefl  (hail  look,&  behold,  the  pla. 
l^.priefl  (hall  command  that  they  wafh 
•tf.pricfl  fliall  look  on  the  plague  after 
ytf.if  the  f/\lookj&  beh.theplag.be  fomwhat 
14. 2. he  fliall  be  brought  unto  thepriefl 
l-priefl  fliall  go  forth  out  of  the  camp 
4-prkfl  (hall  command  to  take  for  him  that 
y  .jH'.fhall  com.that  one  of  the  birds  be  killed 

I I  .pried  that  maketh  him  clean,  (hall 
n.priefl  (hall  take  one  hee-lamb,and  offer 

1  a-.prkfl  fliall  take  fome  of  the  bloud  of 

p'.fhall  put  it  en  the  tip  of  the  right  eat 
Verfe  17. 
1 5. prieft  fhal  rake  fome  of  the  log  of  oyl 
\6-priefl  (hall  dip  his  right  finger  in  the  oyl 
1 8. /j>?c/2 fhall  make  an  atonement  for  him 

Verf.2033i. 
19. priefl  (hall  offer  the  fin-offering,and 
zo.thc  priefl  fliall  offer  the  burnt-offering 

2  3. he  fliall  bring  them  — unto  thepriefl 
zr^.the  priefl  (hall  take  the  lamb  of  the 

p-.fhall  wave  them  for  a  wave-offering 
2  ^priefl  fliall  take  fome  of  the  bloud  of 
2(5.the  priefl  fliall  powr  of  the  oyl  into 

2  7. priefl  fliall  fptinkle  with  his  right  finger 
28.  the  priefl  fliall  put  of  the  oyl  that  is  in 

3  y.oweth  the  houfe  (hall  come  &  tel  the pri. 
36. pried  (hall  comm.that  they  empty  the  ho. 

before  the  priefl  go  into  it  to  fee  the 
afterward  thepriefl  fhall  go  in  to  fee 
l%A\\epriefl  (hall  go  out  ofthe  houfe 


$9. priefl  (hall  comeagain  the- feventh  day 
^o.priefl  fhall  command  that  they  take  away 
44-priefl  (hall  come  and  look,and  if  the 
48.  pried  (hall  look  if  the  plague  hath 
the  priefl  fhall  pronounce  the  houfe  clean 
1y.14.and  give  them  unto  thepriefl 

1  5  .the  priefl  fhall  offer  them,  the  one  for 
29#and  bring  them  unto  the  priefl  to 
30.  priefl  (hall  offer  the  one  for  a  fin-offering 
}6-i  i.thepriefl  whom  he  fhal  anoint,&  whom 
17.5. that  they  may  bring  them  unto  thepriefl 

S.priefl  fliall  fprinkle  the  bloud  on  the 
21.9. daugh.ofany/roj?,  if  fhe profane  her  felf 
2i.that  hath  a  blem.of  the  feed  of  Aar.the  pr. 
22.11.  if  the  priesl  buy  any  foul  with  his  mony 

i4.giveitunto  thepriefl  with  the 
23.10.  bring  a  (heaf  of  your  harveft  to  the  priefl 
1  i.morr.  after  the  fabbath  the  pri-.  fliall  wave 
20. priefl  (hall  wave  them  with  the  bread  of 
27.8.he  (hall  prefent  himfelf  before  thepriefl 
and  the  priesl  (hall  value  him 
acc.to  his  ability— (hall  thepr.value  him 
1 1. prefent  the  beaft  before  the  priefl 
1  z.priefi  (hall  value  it,whether  it  be 

as  thou  valueft  it  who  art  the  priefl,  fo 
I4.then  thepriefl  (hall  eftimate  it 

as  thepriefl  fhall  eftimate  it,  fo 
18.  thepriefl  (hall  reckon  unto  him  the  mony 
2 3. priefl  (hall  reckon  to  him  the  worth  of 
2\tot3.6.and  prefent  him  before  Aaron  thepriefl 
3  2. Eleazar  thefon  of  Aaron  thepriefl 
4.  i6.to  the  offi.of  Elea.the  fon  of  Aar.the  priefl 
28.und.the  hand  of  Ith.the  fon  of  Aar.the?/'. 
Verfe  33. 
y.8.trefpaffe  be  recomp.to  the  L.even  to  the  pri. 
9-every  off. — which  they  dial  bring  to  the  pr. 
io.whatfoever  any  man  giveth  the  priefl  jt 
15".  the  man  bring  his  wife  to  thepriefl  3&  he 
16.  and  thepriefl  (hall  bring  her  neer 
'      17. priefl  (hall  take  holy  water  in  an 

priefl  fhall  take,&  put  it  into  the  water 
18.  priefl  (hall  fet  the  woman  before  theLo. 
/><  j.fliall  have  in  his  hand  the  bitter  wat. 
i$.the priefl  (hall  charge  her  by  an  oath 
zi.priefl  (hall  char. the  wom.with  an  oath  of 
priefl  fliall  fay  unto  the  woman,  The  L. 
zi.pricfl  (hall  write  thefe  curfesin  a  book 
z%.  priefl  (hall  take  the  jealoufie-offering  out 
z6.priefl  fhal  take  an  handful  ofthe  offering 
Zo.prieft  (hall  execute  on  her  all  this  law 
6.  xo.or  two  young  pigeons  to  the  priefl, to 
1 1  .priefl  fliall  offer  the  one  for  a  fin-offering 
l6.priefl  (hall  bring  them  before  the  Lord 
17.  priefl  fhall  offer  alfo  his  meat-offering 
Jg-priefl  fhall  take  the  fodden  (houlder  of 
zo.priefl  (hall  wave  them  for  a  wave-offering 
this  is  holy  for  theprieft,mth  the 
7.8.und.the  hand  of  Itha.the  fon  of  for.  the  pr. 
10.  8.  fons  of  Aaron  thepriefl  fhall  blow  with 
1  ^.if.priefl  fhal  make  an  atonement  for  all  the 
28.  priefl  fhall  make  an  atonem.  for  the  foul 
1 6. 3  7 .  fp.  to  Eleazar  the  fon  of  Aaron  the  priefl 

39-Eleazar  the  priefl  took  the  brafen  cenfer 
1 8.28.the  Lords  heave-offe.  to  Aaron  the  priefl 
19. 3  .ye  fhall  give  her  unto  Eleazar  the  priefl 
4.Eleazar  thepriefl  fhall  take  of  her  bloud 
6.the  priefl  fhal  I  take  cedar- wood,  and 
7  .then  thepriefl  (hall  wafh  his  clothes 

priesl  Ihallbe  unclean  untill  the  even 
if.  7-  the  fon  of  Aaron  thepriefl  faw  it,he 
1 1  .Phin.fon  of  Eleaz.the  fon  of  Aar.the  pri. 

26.1.  unto  Eleazar,  thefon  of  Aaron  thepriefl 
3  .Mof.  &  Eleazar  the  priefl  fpake  with  them 
e»3.numbred  by  Mofes  and  Eleazar  thepriefl 

27.2.  flood  before  Mofes  and  Eleazar  thepriefl 
i9.and  fet  him  before  Eleazar  thepriefl 

Verfe  22. 
2 1  .he  fliall  ftand  before  Eleazar  thepriefl 
3  i.tf.Phin.the  fon  ofEleaz.  thereto  war  with 
1 2.the  fpoil  to  Mofes,and  Eleazar  the  priefl 
1 3  .&  Mofes,  and  Eleazar  the prieft}8i  all  the 
2 1. Eleazar  the  priefl  (aid  unto  the  men  of 
2tf.thou,and  Eleazar  the  priefl, and  the  chief 
29-and  give  it  unto  Eleazar  the  priefl 
3 1. Mofes  and  Eleazar  the  priefl  did  as 
4 1  .Lords  heave-offering  to  Eleazar  the  priefl 


5 1. Mofes  &  Eleazar  the  priefl  took  the  gold 

Verfe  J4. 

3  2.2.fpake  unto  Mof.&  unto  Eleazar  the  priefi 

28.Mof.comm.  nded  Ek&z.the  priefl, &  Jof. 

33.38.  Aar.  the  prkft  went  up  into  mount  Hor 

3  4. 1 7.Eleazar  the  priefl }fk  j  of.  the  fon  of  Nun 

3  5.3  2.dwellin  the  land  till  the  death  of  the  pri. 

Deut.iy.  11.2nd  will  not  hearken  to  thepriefl 

1^,3-  giveuntothe priefl  the  (houlder and 
2o.2.that  thepriefl  (hall  npproach,and 

25.3 .  thou  (halt  go  unto  thepriefl  that  fhall  be 
q.priefl  fliall  take  the  basket  out  of  thine 

fofh.  1 4. 1 .  which  Eleazar  thepriefl.  &  Jof.diftrib, 

17. 4.  they  came  neer  before  Eleazar  the  priefl 
19.5 1. thefe  are  the  inhtrit.wbich  Eleaz.the^. 
2i.i.thefath'jrsof  the  Lcvits  to  Elea.the  priefl 

4-andthe  children  of  Aaron  the  priefi  t  which 
ij.gaveto  the  chil.of  Aaron  the  pr.  Hebron 
1 9. cities  ofthe  childr.of  Aar.  thepriefl  were 
2  2.i3.Phinehas,  the  fon  of  Eleazar  the  priefi 
30.when  Phin. the  p rie[l3&.  the  princes  heard 
3  i.Phin.the  fon  ot  Eleaz.tbejwyZ  faid  unto 
3  2. Phin. the  fon  of  Elea.the  pr.  8i  the  princes 
?ud? .  1 7.  f  .confec-one  of  his  fons,vvho  bec.his  pri. 
1  o.be  unto  me  a  father  anda  priefl, and  I 
1 2. rind  they0ung  man  became  his  priefl 
1 3.!"eeing  I -have  a  Levite  to  my  priefi 
i8.4.he  hath  hired  me,and  I  am  his  priefl 
6. priefl  faid  unto  them,Go  in  peace 
1 7. and  thepriefl  at  the  entring  of  the  gate 
1 8. then  faid  the  priefl  tothcm,What  do  ye 
19.  and  be  to  us  a  father  and  a  priefl 

better  for  thee  to  be  a  priefl  unto  the 
or  that  thou  be  a  priefl  unto  a  tribe 
20.and  the  priefts  heart  wasglad,and 
24.ye  have  taken  away  theprie[l,and 
27.they  took  av/ay  the  priesl  which  he  had 
1  Sam.  1.9. now  Eli  the  priefl  (ate  on  a  feat  by 
2. 1 1 .  unto  the  Lord  before  Eli  the  priefl 
i$.priefls  cuftome  with  the  people  was,that 

when  any  man  off.facr.the  priefis  fer.came 
i4.the?w/2took  for  himfelf 
1  y.the  priefls  fervant  came,and  faid  to  the 

give  flefh  to  roft  for  thepriefl 
28.I  did  chufe  him  to  be  myprieft,to 
3  ?.  I  will  raife  me  up  a  faithfull  priefl 
1 4. 3. the  fon  ofEli,the  Lords  priefl  in  Shiloh 
i9.while  Saul  talked  unto  the/>w/2,that 

Saul  faid  unto  the  priefl,  Withdraw  thine 
3  6.  then  faid  the  priefl, Let  us  draw  neer 
2 1. 1. came  David  to  Nob  to  hhime\,the  priefl 
2.Dav.  faid  to  Ahimelech  the  priefl  ^The  Ki. 
^.priefl  anfw.Dav.—  There  is  no  corn-bread 
y.David  anfwered  the p riefl,and  faid 
g.fo  the  priefl  gave  him  hallowed  bread 
g.priefl  faid,  The  fword  of  Goliah  the  Phili. 
2 3. 9. and  he  faid  to  Abiathar  the  priefl 
3 0.7. David  faid  to  Abiathar  thepriefl,  Ahimel. 
1  Sam.  1  $.17.  king  faid  unto  Zadok  the  priefl}A.tt 

1  Kjng.i.7.hz  conferred  with  Abiathar  thepriefl 
8.but  Zadok  the/tf'ie/2,andBenaiah 
1 9.called  Abiathar  the  priefl,  and  Joab 

Verfe  2  f. 
a^.even  me  thy  fervant,and  Zadok  thepriefl 
3  2. David  faid,  Call  me  Zadok  thepriefl,  & 
34.1et  Zad.  the pr.tk  Nath.theptoph.anoint 
3  8.  fo  Zadok  thepriefl,  &  Nath.went  down 
39. Zadok  thepriefl  took  an  horn  of  oyl 
<4  2. Jonathan  the  fon  of  Abiath.  the  prie.cime 
44. King  hath  fent  with  him  Zadok  thepriefl 
4f.Zadok  the  priefl,md  Nath.have  anointed 

2. 22. for  Abiathar  the  prieft,and  for  Joab 
26.unto  Abiathar  the  priefi  faid  the  king 
27.Sol.thruft  out  Abiathar  from  beingprieB 
3  y.Zadok  the  priefl  did  the  king  put 

4.2.Azariahthe  fonofZadok  thepriesl 

2  Kj.  1  L9.acc0r.to  all  things  that  ]eho.thepr.  co. 
and  came  to  Jehoiada  the  priefl 

icto  the  cap. — did  the? r.  give  K.Da.fpears 
1  f .  Jehoiad3  the  priefl  commanded  the  capt. 
for  the  priefl  faid, Let  her  not  be 
18.  and  flew  Mattan  thepriefl  of  Baal 

priefl  appointed  officers  over  the  houfe  of 
I2.2.wherin  Jehoiada  the  priefl  inftructed  him 
7.King  Jehoa(h  called  for  Jehoiada  thepriefl 
9.but  Jehoiada  the  priefl  took  a  cheft,and 

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1 6.io.king  Abaz  fent  to  Urijah  the prieft  the 
1 1 .and  Urijah  the  prieft  built  an  altar 

fo  Urijah  madeit againd  King  Ahaz 
I  j.  king  Ahaz  commanded  Urijah  t he prieft 
i6.thus  did  Urijah  the  prieft  according  to 
22.10.  Hilkiah  the  pi?/?  hath  deliv.  me  a  book 
1 2.king  commanded  Hilkiah  the  prieft,md 
i4.fo  Hilkiah  thtpr'tefoaad  Ahikam  went 
25.24.that  Hilkiah  the  prieft  found  in  the  hou. 
1  Cbro.i  f  .24.  and  Eleazar  the  prieft  did  blow  with 
i6.6.Benaiah  alfo  and  Jahaziel  the  prieft 

3  9.  and  Zadok  the  prieft,  and  his  brethren 
24.6.Zadok  the  prieft,Sc  Ahimelech  the  fon  of 
2,  Cbro.i  3-9.  the  fame  may  be  a.  prieft  of  them  that 
1  ? .  3  .and  without  a  teaching  prieft,  and 
22. 1 1. the  wife  of  Jehoiada  the  priefi,  for  (he 
23-8.accord.to  all  things  that  Jehoiada  the  pri. 
Jehoiada  the  priefi  difmiffed  not  the 
9.  Jehoiada  the  prieft  delivered  to  the  capt.of 
14.  Jehoiada  the  prieft  brought  out  the  capt. 
prieft  faid.Slay  her  not  in  the  houfe  of  the 
i7.and  flew  Mattan  the  prieft  of  Baal 
24.2.allthe  dayes  of  Jehoiada  theprieft 
20.camc  upon  Zech.  the  fon  of  Jehoi.thepi. 
2j.for  the  bloud  of  thefons  of  Jehoia.the  p-. 
z6. 17.  Azariah  the  prieft  went  in  after  him 
34.  i4.Hilkiah  the  priefi  found  a  book  of 

i8.H«lkiah  the  prieft  hath  given  me  a  book 
3  j.  1 1  .and  the  prieft  fprinkled  the  bloud  from 
EXj'a  2.63.UU  there  flood  up  a  prieft  withUrim 

Neb.7.61. 
7.1  r. that  king  Artaxerx.gave  to  Ezra  the  prieft 
12.Atax.king  of  kings,unto  Ezra  the  prieft 
2i.that  whatsoever  Ezra  the  prieft  (hall  recju. 
8.3  3. by  the  ha.ofMerem.the  fon  ofUri.thep. 
10.10.  then  Ezra  the  prieft  flood  up 
iij.and  Ezra  the  jw/2,with  certain 
Neh.S.z.  Ezra  the  priefi  brought  the  law  before 
9.and  Ezra  the  prieft, and  the  Levites 
1  o.  3  8  .the  prieft  ^the  fon  of  Aaron  (hall  be 
1 2.26.and  of  Ezra  the  pricft,the  fcribe 
"     1 3.4.before  this,Elia(hib  the  pie/?,having  the 
13.  Shelemiah  the paefl,  &  Zadok  the  fcribe 
Pfal.  1 10.4.  thou  art  a  prieft  for  ever  after  the 
Ifa.S, 2.took  unto  me  faithfull  witn.Uriah  the  pri. 
24. 2. as  with  the  people,fo  with  the  prieft 
28.7.  prieft  and  prophet  have  erred  through 
Jer.6.1 3-and  from  the  prophet  even  to  the  prieft 

Chap.8.10. 
14.18.both  the  prophet  and  the  priest  go 
18.18.the  law  mall  not  periih  from  theprieft 
20. 1.  now  Pafhur  the  fon  oflmmer  the  prieft 
21.  i.and  Zephan.the  fon  of  Maafeiah  theprieft 
Chap.37.3. 
2 3 . 1 1  .for  both  prophet  and  prieft  are  profane 
3  3  .or  a  prophet  or  'a  prieft  fhall  ask  thee 
34-as  for  the  propher,and  the  prieft, and 
29.2  J. to  Zeph.  the  fori  of  Maafei.  theprieft,  & 
26.  made  thee  prieft  in  (lead  of  Jehoi.tlKpi. 
2o.Zephariiahthe  priefi  read  this  letter  in 
{  2. 24.and  Zephaniah  the  fecond  pries! 
Lam.i.6.and  hath  defpifed  the  king  and  prieft 
20. (hall  the  prieft  and  prophet  be  {lain  in 
E^k'*  •  ?• word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Ezek.the  pie/2 
7.26.but  the  law  (hall  periih  from  theprieft 
44. 1 3  .not  come  neer  to  me  to  do  the  off.of  a  p. 
2i.ncither  (hall  any  priefi  drink  wine 
2  2.or  a  w  ido w  that  had  a  prieft  before 
30.give  unto  theprieft  the  fitft  of  your  dough 
3 1.  priest  (hall  not  eat  of  any  thing  that  is 
4f.19.pie/?  (hal  take  of  the  bloud  of  the  fin-of. 
46.20.place  where  theprieft  (hall  boil  the 
Hu/4.4.this  peo.are  as  they  that  Arrive  with  the  pr. 
6.  that  thou  (halt  be  no  priefi  to  me,feeing 
9.there  (hall  be  like  peopledike priefi 
Ames  7. io.then  Amaz.the  pie/2  ofBeth-el  fent  to 
Zccb.6. 1 3 .  he  (hall  be  a  prieft  upon  his  throne 
Mai. 2.7. the  priefts  lips  (hall  keep  knowledge 
Mat.i .4.00  thy  way,(hew  thy  felf  to  the  pie/2 

Mar\  1.44. 
Lu\e  i.j.a  certain  prieft  named  Zacharias>of 
5-.i4.but  go  and  (hew  thy  felf  to  theprieft 
10.3  i.by  chance  came  downacertainpw.that 
Ac!s  1 4. 1 3. then  theprieft  of  Jupiter,whichwas 
.     ticb.  j.6.  thou  art  a  priefi  for  ever  after  the 

7.  i.this  Melch. — prieft  6f  the  moft  high  God 


3 .  abideth  a  prieft  rfftntinually 
1 1. what  further  need  was  there  that  ano.pr. 
1 5.fimilit.of  Mel.there  arifeth  another  prieft 
1 7 .  thou  art  a  prieft  for  ever  after  the  order 

Verfe  21. 
20. not  without  an  oath  he  was  made  prieft 
8.4.he  (hould  not  be  a  prieft,  feeing  that 
10.1 1. every  prieft  ftandeth  daily  miniftring 
Chiefe  fbjieft,  See  Crjiefe. 
Ki$l$\m, 
Lev.  2 1 . 1  o.he  that  is  the  high  prieft  among  his  bre. 
Nw».3?.25.abide  in  it,til  the  death  of  the  high  pr. 
28.  untill  the  death  of  the  high  prieft 

after  the  death  of  the  high  priefi , the 
fof.zo.  i.untill  the  death  of  the  high  prieft 

1  .rvWg.12.10.ahd  the  high  priefi  came  up,and 
22.4.  go  up  to  Hilkiah  the  high  pie/2,  tha t 

8.Hilkiah  the  high  prieft  faid  unto  Shaphan 

2  3. 4-king  commanded  Hilkiah  the  high  prieft 

2  Cbro.14.1 1.  high  priefts  officer  came  and  emptied 

3  4.9.  when  they  came  to  Hilk.the  high  pr.  they 
5v"ffe.j.i.Eliamib  the  high  pie/2  rofe  up 

2D.to  the  door  of  Ehafliib  the  high  prieft 
i3.28.thefonofElia(hibthehighpie/2 
Hag.1.1.  to  Jofua  thefonof  Jofedech  the  high  pi 
1 2.8c  Jof.  the  fon  of  Jofedech  the  highprieft 
14.fpir.of  Jofu.the  fon  of  Jofed.the  high  pr. 
2.2.  and  to  Jofua  the  fon  of  Jofed.  the  high  p. 
4.O  Jofua  the  fon  of  Jofedech  the  high  prieft 
Zec.3.1.  (hewed  me  Jofua  the  high  prieft  (landing 
8.  hear  now,  O  Jofua  the  high  prieft  jthou,  & 
6.11  on  the  head  of  Jof.thefon  of  Jofe.the  hi.p. 
Afaf.26-3.unto  the  palace  of  the  high  prieft 

5  i.and  drook  a  fervant  of  the  high  priefts, &. 
Mo.i\  14.47. 

57.  led  him  away  to  Caiaphas  the  high  prieft 
Marli  14.73. 
j  8.afar  off3unto  the  high  pries! s  palace 

Hm\  14.^4. 

6  2.and  the  high  pries!  arofe>and  faid  unto 
Murli  14.60. 

6j.high  prieft  anfwered3and  faid  unto  him 
6  f.  then  the  high  pi.  rent  his  clothes,  faying 
26.in  the  dayes  of  Abiathar  the  high  prieft 


n.Chrift  being  come  an  high  Prieft  of  good \ 
i  j.as  the  high  pieff  entered]  into  the  holy 

16.2  1.  having  an  high  pr.  over  the  houfe  of  G. 

1 3 . 1 1 .  into  the  fan&uary  by  the  high  prieft  for 


Mar. 

14.61.  the  highpriesl  asked  him,and  faid, Art 
63.  the  high  parent  his  clothes 
66.comethone  of  the  maids  of  the  highprieft 
Luli.il-  jo.fmote  the  ferv.of  the  highpie/?,and 

J4.  brought  him  into  the  high  priefi s  houfe 
John  1 1.49.  named  Caiaph.  being  prieft  that  fame 
5 1.  being  high  priefi  that  yeer,  h;  prophefied 
1 8.  io.and  fmote  the  high  priefts  fervant 
1 3. which  was  the  high  prieft  that  fame  yeer 
Verfe  1  5. 
1  f  .that  difciple  was  known  to  the  high  priefi 
1 6 .w  hich  was  known  to  the  high  pie/2,and 
1 9  highprieft  then  asked  Jefus  of  his  difcip. 
22.  anfwereft  thou  the  highprieft  fo 
24.  fent  him  bound  to  Caiaph.  the  high  prieft 
26.  one  of  the  ferv-of  the  high  pie/?  (being 
Ail. $,6.  Annas  the  high  prieft  ,&  Caiaphas3&  John 
as  were  of  the  kindred  of  the  high  pie/2 
J.i7.then  the  high  priefi  rofe  up3and 

2 1  .but  the  high  priefi  came,  and  they  that 
24.  now  when  the  high  prieft,  &  the  captain 
27.and  the  high  prieft  asked  them 
7.1. then  faid  the  highpie/?,Arethcfe  things  fo 
9.1.  and  Saul  went  unto  the  high  pie/2 
22.  j.  as  alfo  the  high  pries!  doth  bear  me  witn. 
23.2.the  highprieft  Ananias  commanded 
4.  reviled  thou  Gods  highprieft 
j.I  win- not,breth. that  he  was  the  highprieft 
24.1.  Ananias  the  high  prieft  defcended  with 
2  f.2.  then  the  high  prieft  informed  him  againd 
Hcfr.  2.  i7.that  he  might  be  a  faithfull  high  Prieft 
3.1.  confider  the  Apoftle  and  high  Priefi  of  our 
4.1 4,have  a  great  high  Prieft  that  is  paffed 

1 5. we  have  not  an  high  Pries!  which  cannot 
5. 1. for  every  high  prieft  taken  from  among 
j  .glorified  nothimfelftobe — an  high  Priefi 
io.called  of  God  an  highPrieft  after  the  ord. 
6.20. even  Jefus,made  an  high  Prieft  lot  ever 
7.26.  for  fuch  an  high  priefi  became  us,  who 
8.1  .we  have  fuch  art  highpie/?,who  is 

3  .every  high  priefi  is  ordained  to  offer 
9.7.but  into  the  fecond  went  the  high  prieft 


Gen.47.11.  only  the  land  of  the  priefts  bought  hec 
for  the  priefts  had  a  portion  afligned 
26.cxceptthe  land  of  the  priefts  only 
Exod.  1 9.6.  ye  (hall  be  to  me  a  kingdom  of  priefts 

2  2.1et  the  priefts  alfo  which  come  neer  to  the 
Lev.i.^.the  pries! s,Aatons  fons, (hall bring 
S.piejfr, Aarons  fons/hajl  lay  the  parts 
1  i.priefts,Azrons  fons,  fhall  fprinkie  his  bl. 
2.2.  bring  it  unto  Aarons  fons,the priefts 
3. 2. priefts  (hall  fpnnklc  the  bloud  upon  the 
j.i  3. remnant  (lull  be  the  pie^*, as  a  meat-off. 
6.29.miles  among  the  priefts  (hall  eat 
7.6.  every  male  among  the  priefts  (hall  eat 
9.and  in  the  pan,(hall  be  the  priefts  that 
14.it  fhall  be  the  priefts  that  fprinkleth 
l^.z.ot  unto  one  oi  his  fons,  the  priefts 
14. 1 3. for  as  the  (in-offering  is  the  priefts,  fo 
1 8.  remnant  of  oyl  that  is  in  the  priefts  hand 
Verfe  29. 
16.3  3.  he  (hall  make  an  atonement  for  the  pri. 
2 1 .  i.fpeak  unto  the  priefts }the  fons  of  Aaron 
22.io.afojournerof  zheprkfts,ot  an  hired 
1 2.  if  the  prie.  daughter  alfobe  married  unto 
1 3  .if  the  priefts  daughter  be  a  widow 
23.20.they  (hall  be  holy  to  the  L.for  the  priefts 
27.21  .pofleffion  thereof  (hall  be  the  priefts 
Num. 3. 3. names  of  the  fons  of  Aaronsthe  priefts 
Detff.r8.3.this(halbethepie/?*due  from  the peo. 
19.17-before  the  priefts,  and  the  Judges  which 
2 1.  j.  the  prieft Sy  the  fons  of  Levi,  dial  I  come 
3  i^.delivered  it  unto  the  pries!s ,the  fons 
Jof.  3 ,6.and  Jodiua  fpake  unto  the  prieHs 

S.command  the  prics!s  that  bear  the  ark 
1 3  .affoon  as  the  foles  of  the  feet  of  the  priefts 
1 4.and  the  p riesls  bearing  the  ark  of 

1 5.  feet  of  the  prkfts  that  bare  the  ark  were 
1 7. priefts  that  bare  the  atk  Hood  firm 

4.3.  out  of  the  place  where  the  pries!s  feet  flood 
9.  in  the  place  where  the  feet  of  the  priefts 
io.for  the  priests  flood  in  the  midft  of  Jord. 
1 1.&  thepriefts  in  the  prefence  of  the  people 

16.  command  the  priefts 3ihat  they  come 
i7.Jofhua  therefore  commanded  thepriefts 
1 8.  w  hen  the  priefts  were  come  up  out  of 

foles  of  the  priefts  feet  w  ere  lift  up 

6.4.  &  7.pi.bear  before  the  ark  feven  trumpets 
I  priefts  (hall  blow  with  the  trumpets 

6,Jo(liua  the  fon  of  Nun  called  the  priefts 

let  feven  priefts  bear  feven  trumpets 

8.  that  the  feven  priefts  bearing  the  7.  trump. 

9.  armed  men  went  before  the  priefts 
priefts  going  on,blowing  with  the  trum. 

Verfe  13. 
1  i.priefts  took  up  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
1  3  .feven  p'ie.bearing  7.trump.of  rams  horns 
16.  when  the  priefts  blow  with  the  trum- Jof.  I 
Verfe  20. 
fudg,i8.io.  his  fons  were  pri.  to  the  tribe  of  Dan ' 
1  £5.i.3.Hoph.&  Phin.thep.of  the  L.were  there 
5.  j. neither  the  priefts  of  Dagon,  nor 
6. 2. the  Philifiines  called  for  the  priefts 
2 2. 1 1  .K.fent  to  call— the p.that  were  in  Nob 
i7.turn,and  flay  the  priefts  of  the  Lord 

not  put  forth  their  han.to  fall  on  the  p. 
1 8. turn  thou,and  fall  on  the  priefts 

and  Doeg  fell  upon  the  pie/? j,and 

i9.Nob,the  citie  of  the  priefts,  fmote  he  with 

2 1. that  Saul  had  (lain  the  Lords  priefts 

iSm.%.17.  Zadok  &  Ahimelech  wer.  thepriefts 

15.3  j.there  with  thee  Zadok  &  Abiath.thep. 

tell  it  to  Zadok  &  Abiathar  thepriefts 

i7.n.faidHu(h.  to  Zadofe&  Abiath.  the  prie. 

1 9. 1 1 .  Dav.fent  to  Zadok  &  Abiath.thep/e/?i 

zo.2j.Zadokand  Abiathar  were  rhe priefts 

1  K'»g-4'4° 
1  Kjng.8.?.  and  the  priefts  took  up  the  ark 

6.priefts  brought  in  the  ark  of  the  covenant 
1  o.when  the  prie.  were  come  out  of  the  holy 
1 1. priefts  could  not  ftand  to  minifter  before 
1 2>j  i.made  priefts  of  the  lowed  of  the  people 
3  2  .he  placed  in  Beth-el  the  priefts  of  the 

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i  j  .2.  on  thee  (hall  he  offer  the  priefis  of  the 
3  j  .loweft  of  the  people  priefls  of  the  high  pi. 
he  became  one  of  the  priefls  of  the  high 
i  J$ȣ.i0.i  i.Jehu  flew  all  his prieftsjmtill  he 
ip.call  unto  me  all  hispriefts,let  none 

1 2.4.  Jehoafh  faid  to  the  pnefis,  All  the  money 
5  .let  the  priefis  take  it  to  them ,  every 
i.priefis  had  not  repaired  the  breaches 
7. called  for  Jehoi.  the  prieftj&  the  other  pri. 
S.prietts  confented  to  receive  no  more  mony 
^.priefis  that  kept  the  door  put  therein 
irf.the  trefpaffe-money —  was  the  priefis 

17.27.cany  thither  one  of  the  prie/fo  ,whom 
28.one  of  thepriefls,  whom  they  had  carried 
3  2.made  to  themfel.of  the  loweft  of  the  prie. 

1 9.  s. and  the  elders  of  the  pnefis  covered 

23. 2.and  the  pric/fo  with  him, and  the  prophets 
4-and  the  priefis  of  the  fecond  order,and 
5. he  put  down  the  idolatrousp''ie$£ 

8.  he  brought  all  the  pnefis  out  of 
defiled  the  high  places,wherethepri«.had 

o.'the  priefis  of  the  high  places  came  not 
20.  he  flew  all  the  priefis  of  the  high  places 

1  Chre.9. to.of  theprtV/fo,Jedaiah,and  Jehoiarib 

jo.fome  of  the  fons  of  the  priefis  made  the 
16.  j9.Zad.the  prieft,  &  his  brethren  the  priefis 
1 8. 16.  Zadok  and  Ahimelech  were  the  priefis 

2  Chr.4.6.but  the  fea  was  for  the  priefis  to  wafh 

9,  he  made  the  court  of  the  priefis, and 
^.7. priefis  brought  in  the  ark  of  the  covenant 

1 1. when  the  prie.  were  come  out  of  the  holy 
all  the  pri.that  were  prefent  were  fanct 
1 2.  andtwenty priefis  founding  with  trump. 
i4.fo  that  the  priefis  could  not  Hand  to  min. 
6.41.  let  thy  priefis  be  clothed  with  falvation 
7.z.priefis  could  not  enter  into  the  houfe 
6.the  priefis  waited  on  their  offices 

the  priefis  founded  trumpets  before  them 
8.i4.appointed  the  courfe  of  the  priefis  to 

to  praife  and  minifter  before  the  priefis 
1 1.  if.ordained  him  priefis  for  the  high  places 
1 5.9.  have  ye  net  caft  out  the  priefis  of  the  Lord 
made  your  priefis  afcer  the  manner 
1  o. priefis  which  minifter  to  the  Lord  are 
1 2  .and  his  priefis  with  founding  trumpets 
14. priefis  founded  with  the  trumpets 
i7.8.with  them  Elifhama  and  Jehotzm,priefls 
2  j.6.none  come  into  the  ho.of  the  L.fave  the  p. 
26.17.&  with  him  fourfcore  priefis  of  the  Lord 
1 8. but  to  theprie/?.r3the  fons  of  Aaron  ,that 
19. while  he  was  wroth  with  the  priefis, the 

leprofie  rofe  up  in  his  fore-h.  bef.the  pri. 
20. and  all  the  priefis  looked  upon  him 
Z9.i6.prie(ls  went  into  the  inner  parts  of  the 
2 1. commanded  the  priefis, the  fons  of  Aaron 
2  2  .and  the  priests  received  the  blou J,  and 
24.and  the  priefis  killed  tbem,and  they 
2iJ.and  the  priefis  with  the  trumpets 
3 4.but  the  priefis  were  too  few ,fo  that 
jo.j.becaufe  thepriefls  had  not  fanftified 
i6.the  priefis  fprinkled  the  bloud  which 
24.3  great  number  of  priefis  fanctiEed  themf. 
3  1 . 1 5  .in  the  cities  of  the  priefis, in  their 
17  both  to  the  genealogy  of  the  priefis  by 
i9.alfo  the  fons  of  Aaron,  thepriefls  which 
portions  to  all  the  males  among  thepr. 
34.  he  burnt  the  bones  of  the  priefis  on 
3  y.2.he  fet  the  priefis  in  their  charges,and 
8.  gave  unto  the  priefis  for  the  paffover-offc. 
14.  afterward  they  made  ready  for  thepriefls 
becaufe  the  priefis  were  bufie  in  the 
&  prepared  for  tbeprie.the  fons  of  Aar. 
3  6.  i4.aH  the  chief  of  the  priefis  tranfgreffed 
E?ra  2. 36. the  priefis,the  children  of  Jedaiah 
6 1. and  of  the  children  of  the  priefis 
69  .and  an  hundred  priefis  garments 
3.2.  and  his  brethren  the  priefts,znd 

10. fet  thepriefls  in  their  apparel  with  trump. 
6. 9. according  ro  the  appointment  of  thepriefls 
1 8.they  fet  the  priefis  in  their  divifions 
20.  killed  the  paffover  for  thepriefls 
7.1 6.and  of  the  priefis  offering  willingly 
8. 1  5.  and  I  viewed  the  people  and  thepriefls 
24.I  feparated  i2-.ofthe  chief  of  the  priefis 
2p.weigh  thembefore  the  chief  of  the  priefis 
9.7  .and  our  priefis  bin  delivered  into  the 


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10. 1 8. among  the  foiP.of  the  priefls  there 
Neh.  2. 1 6.neither  had  I  told  it  to  the  priefis 
3.1.  rofe  up  with  his  brethren  thepriefls 
2 2. after  him  repaired  the  priefis 

2  8 .  from  above  the  horfe-gate  repai.  the  pri. 
5.12.  then  I  called  the  priefis3and  took 
7.39«the  priefis:  the  children  of  Jedaiah 

6$.of  thepriefls:  the  children  of  Habaiah 
70.gaveto  thetreafure—  5 30. pri.  garments 
7 2,and  threefcore  and  feven  priefls  garments 

9.3  2.that  hath  come  on  ompriefts}znd  on 
34-neither  have  our  priefts,not  our 

io.8.Bilgai,Shemaiah:  rhefe  were  thepriefls 

3  6  .unco  the  priefls  that  minifter  in  the 
37.ofwine  andofoyl  to  thepriefls 
39/ck  the  priefis  that  minifter,  &  the  porters 

ii.io.ofthej^e/fo:  Jedaiah  thefonof  Joiarib 
12. 12. in  the  dayes  of  Joiakim  were  priesls3the 

2  2.aIfo  the  prie(ls,to  the  reign  of  Darius 

3  ^.certain  of  the  priefls  fons,  with  trumpets 
4-i.and  the  priefis  5  Eliakim,  Maafeiah 

13.$.  and  the  offerings  of  the  priefls 
Pfal.7i.64.  their  priefls  fell  by  the  fword 
99.6.Mofesand  Aaron  among  his  priefls 
13  2.9.1et  thy  priefls  be  cloathed  with  righteouf. 
1 6. He  chothe  her  priefls  with  falvation 
Ifa. 37. 2.2nd  the  elders  of  the  priefls  covered 

6 1 .6.  ye  fhal  be  named  the  priefis  of  the  Lord 
Jer.  1 . 1  .of  the  priefls  that  were  in  Anathoth 
i8.againft  the  priefls  thereof,  and  againft 
2. 8. the  priefls  faid  not,VVhere  is  the  Lord 
2  6. their  priefis  a(hamed,and  their  prophets 
4.9.  and  thepriefls  (hall  be  aftonifhed,and 
5.3 1.  and  the  priefis  bear  rule  by  rheir  means 
8. 1. and  the  bones  of  the  priefis }znd  the  bones 

1 3 . 1 3.  &  the  priefis  &  prophets  with  drunken. 
i9.i.and  of  the  ancients  of  the  priefis 
26.7.(0  the  priefis,  and  prophets,  and  all 

S.priefls  and  prophets  took  him,  faying 
1 1. then  fpake  thepriefls  and  prophets 
i&then  faid  the  princes  unto  theprif/?J,This 
27.16.alfo  I  fpake  to  the  priefis,znd 
28. 1. in  the  prefence  of  the  priefls,  and 

5  .to  Hananiah,in  the  prefence  of  the  priefis 
29. 1. and  to  the  prieflstznd  to  the  prophets  1 
2j.and  to  all  the  priefls, hying 

31.14.  He  fatisfie  the  foul  of  the  priefis  with 
3  2.3  2.to  provoke  me  to  anger,th'ey,theirpri?/fr 
3  4. 1 9.and  the  priefis  which  paffed  between 
48.7^0  forth  into  captivity,  with  his  priefis 
49-3-go  into  captivity,&  hispriefls}8c  his  pn'n. 

Lam.  1 ,4.her  priefls  fighter  virgins  ate  afflicted 

I  c/.my  priefls  and  elders  gave  up  the  ghoft 
4. 1 3. and  the  iniquities  of  her  pricfis,thzt 

i6.refpec~ted  not  the  perfons  of  the  priesls 
E^.22.26.her  priefls  have  violated  my  law 
40.45.this  chamber  is  for  the  priefis 

46.chamber— is  for  the  prieft s, the  keepers  of 
42.13  .be  holy  chambers,where  the  priefls  that 

i4.when  thepriefls  enter  therein,then 
43.24.prie/fo  (hall  caft  fait  upon  them 

27. priefis  (hall  make  your  burnt-off.on  the 
44. 3  o.of  every  fort  of  your  oblat.  fhal  be  thepr. 
4j.4.holy  portion  of  the  land  fhalbe  for  thepr. 
qCi.the  priefis (hall  prepare  his  burnt-offering 

1 9. into  the  holy  chambers  of  the  priefls 
48.io.evenfor  thepr.fhall  be  the  holy  oblat. 

I I  .it  (hal  be  for  the  priefls  that  are  fanftified 
Htf/^.i.hear ye  this,  O priefis,  hearken 

6.9S0  the  company  ot  priefis  murder  in 
10.5.  and  thepriefls  thereof  that  rejoyced 
Joel  l-Q.prieftsofthe  Lords  minifters  mourn 
1 3-gird  your  felves,and  lament,ye/w/2* 
2.J7.1et  the  prieUs}the  minifters  of  the  L.weep 
Micab  3.1 1.  and  the  priefls  thereof  teach  for  hire 
Zep.1.4.  ">t  off  the  na.of  the  Chemar.with  thepr. 

3.4.  her  priefis  have  polluted  the  fanduary 
Hag.2.1  1. ask  now  the  priefls  concerning  the  law 
i2.prie/?ianfwered  and  faid,No 
13. priefls  faid,  It  (hall  be  unclean 
Zecb.7. 3. and  to  fpeak  unto  the  priefls  which 

j.and  to  thc/>ri(?/fo,faying,When  ye  faffed 
Mai.  1 ,6.unto  you, O  priefis,  that  defpife  my  name 
2.i.Oyeprie/fo,this  commandement  is  for  you 
Mat. 1 2.4-but  only  (or  the  priefls  to  eat 

5. priefis  in  the  temple  profane  the  Sabbath 


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Marfy  2.2(5.  not  lawfull  to  eat,but  for  thepriefls 
Lu\e  6.4.but  for  the  priefis  alone  to  eat 

17.14.go  (hew  your  felves  unto  thepriefls 
At~t  4.1. the  pnefis, ind  the  captain  of  the  temple 
6.7. a  great  company  of  the  priests-  were 
19-  14-  and  chief  of  the  priefis  which  did  fo 
Heb.7.1  i.for  thofe  priefls  were  made  wi.hout 
2  3  .and  they  truly  were  many  priefis 
8.4.(eeing  that  there  are  priefis  that  offer 
9.6.  the  priests  went  alwaies  into  the  firft  taber. 
Rev .  1. 6. made  us  kings  and  priefis  unto  God 
f.io.  made  us  unto  our  God  kings  and  priefis 
20. 6. but  they  (hall  be  priefis  of  God 
Chief  fcitcfts,  See  Chief. 
Highpiic&g, 
Luke  3. 2.  Annas  &  Caiaphas  being  the  high  priefis 
Htb. 7. 27. needeth  not  daily  as  thofe  high  priefls 
28. for  the  law  maketh  men  high  "priefls 
3§zfeft0  joyned  with  Levits,See  iUWtjBf. 
$iie&0  office,  See  Office, 

E.W.40.1 5.  anointing  (hall  furely  be  an  eveil.prj. 
2V«»?.i6.io.and  feekye  the  prie slhood  Mo 
1 8. 1  .(hall  bear  the  iniquity  of  your  pricftbood 
25.13  .the  covenant  of  an  everlafting  priefihood 
Jof.  18.7.  priefihood  of  the  Lord  is  their  inheritance 
E%ra  2.62.3s  polluted.pw  from  the  priefihood 

Neh.7.64. 
Neb.  13.29.  becaufe  they  have  defiled  the  priefihood 
and  the  covenant  of  the  priefihood 
Heb.7. 5_who  receive  the  office  of  the  priefihood 
.  1 1  .if-perfeSi.  were  by  the  Levitical  prieflh. 
1 2.for  the  priefihood  being  changed,there  " 
i4.of  wch  tribe  Mof.fpake  noth.  concer.  prie. 
24<hath  an  unchangeable  priefihood 
1  Z'<?f. 2. 5.an  holy prie(lhood,zo  offer  up  fpirituall 
<?.ye  are  a  royall  prietlhood,m  holy  nation 

Gra.23.6.thou  art  a  mighty  prince  amongft  us 
3  2^8.as  a  prince  haft  thou  power  with  God 
34.2 .  prince  of  the  countrey  law  her,he  took  her 
-E.wrf.2.i4.who  made  thee  a  prince  over  us 
Num.7. 1 1. offer  their  offering,  cachpri.on  his  day 
i8.Neth3n.thefon  Zuar,pr.  of  Iffac.did  off. 
24.Eliab— prince  of  thechildr.  of  Zebul.did 
30.Elizur— prince  of  thechildr.  of  Reub.did 
36.ShelumieI — pr.of  the  chil.of  Sim. did  off. 
42.Eliafaph— pr;«.of  the  chil.of  Gad  offered 
48.Eli(hama— pri.of  the  chil.of  Eph.offt  red 
54.Gamaliel— prince  of  the  child.of  Manaf.- 
6"o.Abidan— pri.of  the  childr.of  Ben.offered 
66.Ahiezer — prince  of  the  ch.of  Dan  offered 
7  2.Pagiel — prin.  of  the  childr.of  Afher  offe. 
78.Ahira — prince  of  the  chil.  of  Nap.offered 
1 6. 1 3  .thy  felf  altogether  a  prince  over  us 
i7.tf.foreachprw«one*,according  to  their 

2  5. 14.8  prince  of  a  chiefe  houfe  among  the 
1  S.the  daughter  of  a  prince  of  Midian  their 

3  4. 1 8.ye  (hall  take  one  prince  of  every  tribe 
22. the  prince  of  the  tribe  of— -  Dan 
23.thepri»c£  of  the  children  of  Jofeph 
24.the  prince  of  the  tribe  of — Ephraim 
25. the  pri»«  of  the  tribe  of — Zebulun 
2<5.the prince  of  the  tribe  of — Iffachar,Paltiel 
27. prince  of  the  tribe  of —  Afher,  Ahihud 
28.  prince  of  the  ttibe  of — Naphtali,Pedahel 

fof.12.14.of  each  chief  houfe  a  prince 

2  SdOT.3.38.  know  ye  not  that  there  isapr/a«,and 

1  K'»g-ii.34-butlle  make  him  aprisceallthe 

i4.7.made  thee  a  prince  over  my  people 

Chap.1^.2. 
1  Cbro.2. 10  prince  of  the  children  of  Judah 

5. 6.he  was  prince  of  the  Reubenites 
Eya  1 .8.  unto  Shefhbazzar  the  prince  of  Judah 
Job  2 1. 2  8.  where  is  the  houfe  of  the  prince 

3 1. 3  7.  as  a  prince  would  I  go  neer 
Pro.  14.28.want  of  peo.is  the  deftru.ft.of  the  prince 

i7.7.much  leffe  do  lying  lipsapriwe 

25.7.  put  lower  in  the  prefence  of  the  pr'mce 
1  y.by  long  forbearing  is  apriweperfwaded 

28.16.  the  prince  that  wanteth  underftanding 
//2i.9.6.the-everlafting  Father ,the  Prince  of  peace 
/er.5i.59.andthisSeraiahwasaquiet^ri»ff 
E\e^.7. 27.  the  prince  (hall  be  clothed  with  defola. 

1 2.io.this  burden  concern,  the  prince  in  Jeruf. 
1 2,prince  that  is  among  them  (hall  bear 

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21.2?.  thou  profane  wicked  prince  of  Ifr.  whofe 
28. 2. (on  of  ,nan,fay  unto  the  prince  of  Tyrus 
30.1  j.  no  more  a  prince  of the  land  of  Egypt 
34.z4.my  fervant  David  a  prince  among  them 
37.2y.my  fervant  Da.  mall  be  their  pr.  for  ever 
38.2.  prophefie  againft  the  chief  prwz.  ofMefh. 
3 .1  am  againft  thee,  O  Gog,  the  chief  prince 
Chap.  3  9. 1. 
44. 3. it  is  for  the  prince;the  prince,he  (hall  fit 

45.  7.  a  portion  fhalbe  for  the  prince  on  the  one 
i6.give  this  oblation  for  the  prince  of  Ifrael 
17.it  fhalbe  theprinces  part  to  give  burnt-of. 
ai.on  that  day  mail  the  prince  prepare  for 

46.  z.prince  (hall  enter  by  the  way  of  the  porch 
4.burnt-offerings  that  the  prince  fhall  offer 
8.when  the  prince  (hall  enter,  he  (hall 
icthe^jmein  the  midft  of  them  when 
1 1.  when  the  prince  (hill  prepare  a  voluntary 
i6.if  the  prince  give-agift  to  any  of  his 

17.  it  mall  return  to  the  prince,but  his 
jS.prince  (hall  not  take  of  the  peoples  inher. 

48.21.  refidue  (hall  be  for  the  prince  on  the  one 
over  againft  the  portions  for  the  prince 
2i.being  in  the  midft  of  that  wchis  the  prin. 
(hall  be  for  the  prince 
Dan.i-7'to  whom  the pr.of  the  eunuchs  gave  nam. 
8.  he  requefted  of  the  prince  of  the  eunuchs 
9  .into  favo. —  w  ith  the  prince  of  t  he  eunuchs 
10.  the  prince  of  the  eunuchs  faid  to  Daniel 
1 1  .whom  the  prince  had  fet  over  Daniel 

1 8.  then  the  prince  of  tjhe  eun-  brought  them 
8.1 1  .he  magnified,  himfelf  even  to  the  prince  of 

if  .(hal  ftand  up  againft  theprince  of  princes 
9. 2? .  to  build  Jeiufalem  unto  Meffiah  the  Pri. 
26.8c  the  people  of  theprince  that  fhall  come 
io.ij.^rwwofPerliawithftood  me  2i.daye$ 
20.  return  to  fight  with  theprince  of  Perfia 

lo,the  prince  of  Grecia  (hall  come 
2 1  .that  holdeth  with  me—but  Mic.your  Pr. 
1  i.iS.but  a  prince  for  his  own  behalf  (hall 
z  2 .  yea ,  alfo  the  prince  of  the  covenant 
i2.i.(hallMichael  ftand  up}the  great  prince 
Hfffo^.chil.of  Ifr.fhalbe  many  days  without  a  pr. 
Micab  7.j.the prince  asketh  for  a  reward,and 
Mrt.g.}  4.cafteth  out  the  div.  thto.thepr.  of  divels 

Mar\-i.zz. 
1 2. 24.but  by  Beelzebub  the  prince  of  divels 
John  1 2.3 1.  now  (hall  the  prince  of  this  world  be 
14.30.  for  the  prince  of  this  world  cometh 
itf.n.becaufe  theprince  of  this  world  is  judged 
Acls 3.1  J.and  killed  theprince oflife,whom  God 

f  .3 1  .to  be  a  Prince,  and  a  Saviour,  to  give 
Ej>&.2.i.accord.to  the  prin.  of  the  power  of  the  air 
Rczm.  j.and  the  Prince  of  the  kings  of  the  earth 

|2>?(nces. 
Gen.\z.i$.the  princes  of  Pharaohfaw  her 
17.20.  twelve  princes  fhall  Ifhmael  beget 
2  5 . 1 6.  twelve  J»wes  according  to  their  nations 
Niw.  1 . 1 6.princes  of  the  tribes  of  their  fathers 
7. 2.  who  were  the  princes  of  the  tribes 
3  .a  waggon  for  two  of  the  princes, 2nd 
lO.pmces  offered  for  the  dedicat.of  the  altar 
princes  offered  their  offering  bef.the  alt. 
io.n.princes,v/hkh  are  the  heads  of  the  thouf. 
i6.2.roieup2?o.f,Mzc«oftheaffembly 
1 7 . 2.every  one  of  them  a  rod— of  all  the  princes 

6.every  one  of  their  princes  gave  him  a  rod 
z  1. 18, the  princes  digged  the  well 
2 z.8.princes  of  Moab > abode  w  ith  Balaam 
1 3  .faid  unto  the  princes  of  Balak,  Get  you 
m.princcsof  Moab  rofe  up,and  they  went 

1  f.Balak  fent  yeragain  princes  moe 

2  i.Balaam  went  with  the  princes  of  Moib 

3  5. fo  Balaam  went  with  the  princes  of  Balak 
40. fent  to  the  princes  that  were  with  him 

23.6.he,and  all  the  princes  of  Moab 

i7.and  the  princes  of  Moab  with  him 
27. 2.and  before  the  princes, and  all  the 
32.2.fpake— to  the  princes  of  the  congtegation 
36. 1  .and  fpake  before  the  princes,  and 
Jof.$.\  5  .princes  of  the  congregation  fware  to  them 
i8.becaufe  the  prin.of  the  congre.bad  fworn 
'congregation  murmured  ag.the  princes 
zi. princes faid  unto  them,  Let  them 

as  the  princes  had  promifed  them 
1 3.2  i-whomMof.  fmote  with  thcprin.ofMid. 


1 74.and  they  came  neer  before  the  princes 
21.14.and  with  bim  ten  princes  of  each 
30. and  the  princes  of  the  congregation  heard 
3  2./7Wz.returned  from  the  children  of  Reub. 
Judg.  5 . 3 .give  ear,0  ye  princes,  I,  even  I 
1 5.  the  princes  of  Iffachar  were  with 
7. 2  5  .they  took  two  princes  of  the  Midianites 
8.3.  delivered  into  your  hands  the  princes  of 
6. the  princes  of  Succoth  faid,  Are  the  hands 
i4.he  defcribed  unto  him  the  princes  of  Sue 
1 0.18. people  and  princesof  Gileadfaid  one  to 

1  Sam.z.S.to  fet  them  among  princes , And  to 
18.30.then  the/racM  ofthe  Philiftines  went 
29. 3.  then  faid  the  princes  of  the  Philift.  What 

Achifh  faid  to  the  princes  of  the  Philift. 
/^.princes  of  the  Philiftines  were  wroth  with 

princes  of  the  Philiftines  faid,Make  this 
9. princes  of  the  Philiftines  have  faid,He  (hal 

2  Sam.  1  o.  3  .princes  of  the  childr.  of  Amrnon  faid 

lCkro.ig.z. 

i9.6.that  thou  regarded  neither  princes,  nor 

1  Kjng.^.z.thefe  w eve  the  princes  which  he  had 
9. 2  2.they  were  his  princes  and  captains 
20.14.  even  by  the  young  men  oitheprinces  of 

I  %  .numbted  the  young  men  of  the  princes  of 
1 7  .young  men  of  the  pr.oi  the  prov.  went  out 
19.  young  men  of  the  princes  — came  out  of 

2  King- 1 1.  i4.and  the  princes  flood  by  a  pillar 
24. 1 2.his  fervants  and  his  princes  went  out 

1  Chro.^.tS.vrexe  princes  in  their  families 
7.40.  chief  of  the  princes,  and  the  number 
24.6.and  before  the  princes, and  Zadokthc 
2  7.22.thefe  were  the  princes  of  the  tribes  of  Ifr. 
28.  i.David  affembled  the  princes  of  the  tribes 

2i.alfo  the p rinces,and  all  the  people  will 
29.6.thenthe  chief  of  the  princes  of  the 

2  Chro.  1 7.7. he  fent  to  his  princes }  even  to  Benhad. 
2  uo.  Jehoram  went  forth  with  hisprinces 

23.13.  the  princes  and  the  trumpetsby  the  king 

28.14.  armed  men  left  the  fpoil  before  the  prin. 
z  i.and  out  of  the  houfe  of  the  princes 

29.30.&  the  princes  commanded  the  Levites  to 

3  0.2. and  his  princes  had  taken  counfell 

6.with  the  letters  from  the  king  &  his  princes 

12.  to  do  the  command,  ofthe  princes  by  the 

z^.princes  gave  to  the  congr.iooo.  bullocks 

31.8.  when  Hezek.&  the  princes  came  and  faw 

3  2. 3. he  took  counfell  with  hisprinces  and 

3 1. of  the  embafladours  ofthe  princes  of  Bab. 
3  f  .8. his  princes  gave  willingly  to  the  people 
36.1 8.and  the  treafures  of  his  princes,a\\ 
E%ro.  7. 28.before  all  the  kings  mighty  princes 
8.20.  whom  David  &  the  princes  had  appointed 
9. 1. the  princes  came  to  me,faying,The 
2.  yeajthe  hand  of  the  princes  hath 
io.8.acording  to  the  counfell  of  the  princes 
Nefo.9. 3  a.on  our /)<WM,and  on  our  priefts 
34.neither  have  our  princes — kept  thy  law 
3  %.om princes,  Levites,  &  priefts  feal  unto  it 
EjJ.L3.he  made  a  feaft  unto  all  hisprinces 

princes  of  the  provin. being  before  him 
1 1. to  (hew  the  princes  her  beauty, for 
1 4-the  feven  princes  of  Perfia  and  Media 
1 6.Memucan  anfwered  before  the— princes 
1 8.1adies — fay  this  day  to  all  the  kings  prin. 
2 1  .and  the  faying  pleafed  the  princes 
z.  iS.king  made  a  great  feaft  unto  all  hisprinces 
f.n.advanced  him  above  the  princes 
6.9.10  the  hand  of  one  ofthe  kings  princes 
Job  3 . 1  j.  or  with  princes  that  had  gold 
12.19.  he  leadeth  princes  away  fpoiled 

2 1 .  he  powretb  contempt  upon  princes 
29.9-the  princes  refrained  talking,and  laid 
34. 1 8.and  toprincestYe  arc  ungodly 

i9>tbat  acceptcth  not  the  perfons  of  princes 
Pfd.q  f .  1 6.  inaieft  make  princes  in  all  the  earth 
47-9.the  princes  of  the  people  are  gathered 
68.27-  princesof  Zebn\un,&. princes  of  Napth. 

3 1, princes  (hall  come  out  of  Egypt 
76.12.he  (hall  cut  off  the  fpirit  of  princes 
8  2.7.and  fall  like  one  of  the  princes 
io$.22.tobind  hisprincesat  his  pleafure 
107.40.  he  powreth  contempt  upon  princes 

I I  3«8.fet  him  with  princes,even  w  ith  the  pri.of 
1  i8.9.then  to  put  confidence  in  princes 
1  i<).z2.princesalfo  did  (peak  agamft  me     t 


16 1  .princes  have  pcrfecuted  me  without 
146. 3  .put  not  your  truft  in  princes 
148. 1 1  .princes,and  all  judges  ofthe  earth 
Pro.8. 1  j. by  me  — princes  decree  juftice 

1 6.by  me  princes  rule5  and  nobles 
1 7. 26. nor  to  ftrike  princes  for  equity 
ij.io.muchleffea  (erv.tohave  tuleovtv princes 
28.2.many  are  theprinces  thereof,  but  by 
3  i.4.nor  for  princes  to  drink  ftrong  drink 
Ecclcf.  10.7.  &  princes  walking  as  feiv.  on  the  earth 

i6.and  thy  princes  eat  in  the  morning 

1  y.and  thy  princes  eat  in  due  feafon 
1 fa.i.zi. thy  princes  ate  rebellious 

3.4.1k  give  children  to  be  theit princes 

14. enter  into  judgm.  with  the  prince s  thereof 
10.8.  are  not  my  princes  altogether  kings 

1 9. 1  i.lurcly  the  princes  of  Zoan  are  fools 
1 3  .princes  of  Zoan  are  become  fools 

the  princes  of  Noph  are  deceived 
2  r  .g -arife,ye  princes,a.nd  anoint  the  (hield 

2  3 .8.  whofe  merchants  are  princes,  whofe  traff. 
30.4.for  her  princes  were  at  Zoan 
3 1. o.his  prince  sfkxW.  be  afraid  ofthe  enfigne 
32.1.  and /vi aces  fhall  rule  in  judgment 

3  4. 1 2.and  all  her  princes  (hall  be  nothing 

40.2  3 .  that  bringeth  theprinces  to  nothing 
41.2  y .  he  (hall  come  upon  princes  as  on  moiter 
43.18.  profaned  theprinces  ofthe  fanftuary 
49,7. princes  alfo  (hall  worfhip,  becaufe 

Jer.  1. 18. &  brafen  wals  againft  the  princes  thereof 
2.26.afhamed ;  they,theirkings,theirpwz«i 
4.9.(hall  peri(h,and  the  heart  of  theprinces  (hal 
8. 1  .and  bring  out  the  bones  of  his  princes 
17.25 .kings  sndpr'mces  fitting  upon  the  throne 
riding — on  horfes,  they  &  their  princes 
24.8.fo  will  I  give  Zedekiah— andhispi'WM 

2  f .  1 8.and  the  princes  thereofato  make  them 
i9.and  his  princes, and  all  his  people 

26-1 1.  then  fpake  the  priefts  unto  the  princes 

i6.then  faid  the  princes,This  man  is 
32.32.provoke  me  to  anger,they,theirpwz«s 
34.21.  and  his  princes  will  I  give  into 

3  ?.4.wbich  was  by  the  chamber  of  the  princes 
36.19.then  faid  the  ^'»Kmo  Barucb,  Go 
37.  I4.and  brought  him  to  theprinces 

1 5.  wherefore  theprinces  were  wroth  wish 
38.4.therefore  the  princes  faid  unto  the  king 
17.  goe  forth  unto  the  king  of  Baby\. princes 
i8.not  go  forth  to  the  king  of  Baby\. princes 
22.  brought  forth  to  thekingofBab.^wztw 
2 ;. if  the  princes  hear  that  I  have  talked 
39. 3. with  therefidueofthe/»nai;wofthe 
4 1. 1. and  the  princes  ofthe  king,even 
44.17.and  over  princes  in  the  city  of  Judah 

2 1  .&  your  princes  did  not  the  Lord  remetnb 
48.7.  with  his  priefts  andprinces together 

Chap.49.3 
49.3 8. will  deftroy  from  thence  theprinces 
j 0.3 f .a fword is onher princes, and  on 
f  1.57.I  will  make  drunk  her  princes 
Lim.i.6.  hex  princes  are  become  like  harts  that 
2.2.  he  hath  polluted  theprinces  thereof 
9.her  king  arid  her  princes  are  among 
5.12. princes  are  hanged  up  by  their  hand 
£^.  1 1. 1. among  whom  I  faw — prin.  of  the  peo. 
17.  12.  princes  thereof,  &  led  them  with  him  to 
2z.zj. her  princes  are  like  wolves  ravening 

2  3 . 1 5  .all  of  them  princes  to  look  to 

3  2 ,29.Edom,her  kings,and  all  her  princes 
30.there  be  theprinces  of  the  north 

39.18.and  drink  the  bloud  ofthe  princes  of 
4f.8.my  princes  fhall  no  more  oppreffe  my  peo. 
Dan.i. 3. and  ofthe  kings  feed,  and  of  the  princes 
3.2.to  gather  togeth.the princes,  the goveraours 

3  .then  the  princes,  the  goveraours,  and  capt. 

27.thco«WM,govern.capt. — -being  gathered 
y.2.his  princes,his  wives,&  his concu.might  dr. 

2.  his  princes,  his  wives,&  hisconcub.drank 

6. 1  .over  the  kingdo.  1 20.  princesj  which  (hould 
2 .that  the  princes  m ight  give  accounts  to 
3  .Daniel  was  preferred  above  theprinces 
4.thcn  the  pinccs  fought  to  find  occafion 
6.then  thefe  princes  affembled  together  to 
■j.theprin.the  counf.  &  the  capt.haveconfult. 

8.2  ?. (hall  ftand  up  againft  the  prince  of  princes 
9.6.which  fpake  in  thy  name  to  our  princes 

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8.confufion  of  face,to  our  kings,to  outprtn. 
10.  i  j.Michael  one  of  the  chief  Princes  came  to 
1 1. 5  .and  one ofhisprinces  (hall  be  ftrong 
8.into  Egypt,theirgods,with  their  primes 
Ho/", 7. 3. and  their  primes  with  their  lies 
5. the  princes  have  made  bim  fick  with 
i6.their  princes  (hall  fall  by  the  fword 
8.4.they  have  made/tfm«,and  I  knew  it  not 

io.forr.a  little  for  the  burd.of  the  K.of  prin. 
0.1  j.all  that  princes  are  revolters 
1  3 .  io.faideft,Give  me  a  king  and  princes 
Amos  1.1  f.into  captitity,he  &  his  princes  togeth. 
Micab  j .  1  .hear,0  ye  princes  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

Verfe  o. 
Hab.i.io.the  princes  (hall  be  a fcorn  unto  them 
Zeph.  1.8. that  I  will  punifh  the  princes,znd 

3;$.  her  princes  within  her  are  roaring  lions 
Mat. lo.i  f.the princes  of  the  Gentiles  exercife 

1  Cot.z.6.not  of  the  princes  of  this  world 

8.  which  none  of  the  prin.  of  this  wor.  knew 
AH  the  f5ztnce0. 
Num.  2  3 .6. he  and  all  the  princes  of  Moab  flood 

3 1.1  j.  zWthc princes ot  the  congreg.went  forth 
/0/9. 1  o.all  the  pram  faid  unto  all  the  congregat. 

2  ICW-M-M-he  carried  away  all  the  pram  and 

1  Cln\zg.  24.  and  all  theprinces  fubmitted  themf. 

2  C7w>.24.'io.and  all  theprinces  —brought  in,and 

2  3  .and  deftroy ed  all  the  princes  of  the  people 
jE/^.i.irf. but  alfo  to  all  the  princes }znd  to  all 

3. 1 .  fet  his  feat  above  all  thep  rinces  that 

Pfd.%1.1  i.yea,all  their  princes  as  Zeba,&  as  Zal. 

Jer.z6. 1 2.then  fpake  Jeremiah  unto  all  the  ^twm 

21.  and  all  theprinces  heard  his  words 

34.10.  when  all  theprinces  heard  that  every 

36.1 2.  and  lo>all  theprinces  fate  there 

and  Zedekiah>and  all  theprinces 
14.aH  the  princes  fent  Jehudi/aying 
2 1. read  it  in  the  ears  of  all  the  princes 
3  8.27.  then  came  all  the  princes  unto  Jeremiah 
3  9. 3  .all  the  princes  of  Babylon  came  in,and 
1 3. and  all  the  king  of  Babylons  princes 
£^.2<J.i6.thenallthep>weJofthefea(hail 
-27.2i.Arabia,andalltbe/»w«ofKedar 
Amos  2.3.and  will  flay  all  theprinces  thereof 
fences  oflfrael,See  31frad. 
tytincest  of Judah. 
2  Chro.  1 2. 5.  and  to  the  p-nnces  of  Judah  that  were 
2 2.8. and  found  the  princes  of  Judah,&  thefons 
24.17.came  the  princes  of  Judah,  and  made 
Neb.  12.31.  then  I  brought  up  the  princes  of  Judah 

3  2.  and  halt  theprinces  of  Judah 
P/rt/.68.t7.theJ'WKC«ofJudah,and  their  councell 
Jer.  24. 1 .  the  princes  of  Judah,with  the  carpenters 

26. 10.  when  theprinces  of  Judah  heard 
29.2,thejOT?z«$ofJudahand7enifalem  were  . 
34.i9.thepeMcwofJudah,which  paffed 
5  2. 10. he  flew  alfo  all  the  princes  of  Judah 
Ho f.  <;.  10. princes  were  like  unto  them  that  remove 
Af<tf.2.6.art  not  the  leaft  among  the  princes  of  Jud. 

^trtcefTe. 
Cant.-;. 1.  thy  feet  with  (hoes,  O  princefje  daughter 
Lam.  1.1.  and  princejfe  among  the  provinces 

^inceffea. 
1  l£m.  1  v 3  .he  had  feven  hundred  wiv es,prhcejjes 

3&;(ncipaH. 

SJroi.30.23.  take  thou  alfo  unto  thee  principall 
Lev.  6.5.  he  (hall  even  reftore  it  in  the  principall 
Num.  5 .  7 .  re compenfe  w  ith  the  principall  thereof 
1 1(7wg.4.y  .and  Zabud — 'was  principall  officer 
zKjng.z  5. i9.and  the  principall fenbe  of the  hoft 
1  Chro.  2  4. 6.  one  pi  incipall  houfhold  being  taken 

3  1 .  even  the  principall  fath.  over  againft  their 
Neh.i  1.1 7.  Mattani. — was  the  principall  to  begin 
P/o.4.7.wifdom  is  the  principall  thing,therefore 
Ifa.16.8.  broken  down  the  principal  plants  thereof 

28.25.  andcaft  in  the  principall  wheat 
Jcr.z 5.3 4. wallow  in  the  a(hes,ye  prin.of  the  flock 
3  5.  nor  the  principall o{ the  flock  to  efcape 
36. and  an  howling  of  the  prinupall  of 
52.25  .and  the  principall  fcribe  of  the  hoft 
Micab  5.5. againft  him  eight  principall  men 
Acls.i  5.23.  and  principall  men  of  the  city 

Ephef.t.zi.  far  above  all  principality  and  power 
Col.z.io.  which  is  the  head  of  all  principality 


3&?tnetpaltties. 
Jer.11. 18.  for  your  principalities  (hall  comedown 
Rom.8.%  8. nor  principalities 3nor  powers 
Epbef  3, 10.  that  now  unto  the  principalities  and 

£  .1 2.but  againft  principalities,  againft  powers 
Col.1.1 6  .whether  they  be  principalities,  or 

2.1  f  .having  fpoiled  principalities  and  powers 
'/it. 3. 1. to  be  fubjeft  to  principalities 

f2>jinctpleff. 
Heb.  5. 1 2.  which  be  the  firft  principles  of  the 
6. 1. leaving  the  principles  of  the  doctrine  of 

LTO.19.28.  nor  print  any  marks  upon  you 
fWnt, 

/«6  i3.27.thoufettefta^?i»tonthe  heels  of 
John  20.25.fee  in  his  hands  theprint  of  his  nails 
my  finger  into  the  print  of  the  nails 

fob  19.23.O  that  they  were  printed  in  a  bock 

fltyfcilla.— fSjtfca. 

AH.iS.  2.  lately  came  from  Italy,with  his  wi.P«. 
18. and  with  him  Prifcilla,  and  Aquila 
26. when  Aquila  and  Prifcilla  had  heard 

fttf«.i6.3.greet  Prifcillaand  Aquila,my  helpers 

1  Cor.  16. 1 9.  Aquila  and  Prifcilla  falute  you 

2  Tiw.4. 1 9 .  falute  Prifca  and  Aquila 

Ge».39.20.tookhim,and  put  him  into  the  prifon 
and  he  was  there  in  the  prifon 
21.favo.in  the  fight  of  the  keeper  of  the  prif. 
22.  keeper  of  the  prifon  committed  to  Jofeph 
all.the  prifoners  that  were  in  the  prifon 
23. keeper  of  the  prifon  looked  not  to 
40.3.into  the  pnfon,the  place  where  Jofeph 

5.  which  were  bound  in  the  prifon 
42.19.be  bound  in  the  houfe  of  your  prifon 

1  T^ing.z  2.27.  put  this  fellow  in  the  prifon 
2  dw.18.26. 

2  Ifyng.  17.4.  and  bound  him  in  prifon 
25.27.lift  up  the  head  of  Jdioiak.  out  of  prifon 

2?.and  changed  his  prifon  garments 
Neh.^.z^.that  was  by  the  court  of  the  prifon 
P/tf/.i42.7.bringmyfoul  out  of prifon, that 
Ecclef.4. 1 4.  for  out  of  prifon  he  cometh  to  reign 
Ifa.  24. 2  2.  and  (hall  be  (hut  up  in  the  prifon 
42.7.  to  bring  out  the  prifoners  from  the  prifon 

22.and  they  are  bid  in  prifon  houfes 
5  3 .8.he  was  taken  from  pnfon,znd  from 

61. 1.  opening  of  the  prifon  to  them  that  are 
Jer.zg.z6.thit  thou  (houldeft  put  him  in  prifon 

3  2.2.Jere.was  (hut  up  in  the  court  of  the  prifon 
8. Han.— came  to  me  in  the  court  of  the  pri. 
1 2.Jews  that  fate  in  the  court  of  the  prifon 

3  3. 1. while  he  wasyetfhutupin  the  co.of  the  p . 

37.4-they  had  not  put  him  into  prifon 
1 5,and  put  him  in  prifon  in  the  houfe  of 

for  they  had  made  that  the  prifon 

i8.that  ye  have  put  me  in  prifon 

2i.commit  Jerem.  into  the  court  of  theprif. 

Jerem.remained  in  the  court  of  the  pri. 

Chap.38.13. 

3  8.6.  that  was  in  the  court  of  the  prifon 
28.Jeremiah  abode  in  the  court  of  the  prifon 

39.14.took  Jerem. out  of  the  court  of  the  prifon 
1 5.while  he  was  (hut  up  in  the  court  of  the  p. 

5  2. 1 1. put  him  in  prifon  til  the  day  of  his  death 
3 1 -and  brought  him  forth  out  of  prifon 
3  3. and  changed  his  prifon  garments 
Mat.q.  1 2.  Jef.heard  that  John  was  caft  into  prifon 

5. 2  5. and  thou  be  caft  into  prifon 

1 1.2.  when  John  had  heard  in  the  prif.the  wor. 
i4-3.and  put  him  in  prifon  for  Herodias  fake 

io.and  beheaded  John  in  the  prifon 
18.30.caft  him  into  prifon  till  he  (hould  pay 
2  y .  3  6.1  was  in  prifon,and  ye  came  unto  me 
39.or  when  faw  we  thee  inprifon,and  came 
43-and  in  prifon,and  ye  vifited  me  not 
44. when  faw  we  thee  in prifon,%nd  did  not 
Mo/.  1. 14.  now  after  that  John  was  put  in  prifon 
6. 17. and  bound  him  in  prifon  for  Herodias  fake 
27.  and  beheaded  him  in  theprifon 
Luke  3.20.  that  he  (hut  up  John  in  prifon 
12.58.  and  the  officer  caft  thee  into  prifon 
2  2.3  3  .both  into  prifon,  and  to  death 
2  3 . 1 9.  for  murther  w  as  caft  i  nto  prifon    V.  2  5 . 
John  3.24.  John  was  not  yet  caft  intoprifon 


Acts  5. 1 8.and  put  th<  m  in  the  common  prifon 
19.  angel  of  the  L. — opened  the  prif.  doors 
2 1 .  and  fent  to  theprifon  to  have  them  brou. 
2  2. and  found  tht  m  not  in  the  prifon,  they 
23/the  prifon,  truly,found  wefhuc  with 
2  5.behol<),the  men  whom  ye  put  in  prifon 

8.3  .committed  them  to  prifon 

1 2. 4. he  put  him  in  prifon,  and  delivered 
5. Peter  therefore  was  kept  in  prifon,  but 
6.  keepers  before  the  door  kept  theprifon 
7'3nd  a  light  (hined  in  theprifon 
17.I10W  the  L.had  brought  him  out  of  the/). 

16.13. they  caft  them  into  prifon  charging 
24.thruft  them  into  the  inner  prifon 
26.  that  the  foundat.  of  the  prifon  were  fhaken 
27.the  ketper  of  the  prifon  awaking  out  of 

and  feeing  the  prifon  doors  open>he 
36.keeper  of  the  prif.told  this  faying  to  Paul 
37.and  have  caft  us  into/>i'i/w;5and  now 
40.&  they  went  out  of  the  prifon,  and  entred 

26.  iojnany  of  the  faints  did  I  (hut  up  in  prifon 
1  Pef.3.19.  and  preached  tothe  fpirits  inprifon 


RoM.io.thedivell  (hall  caft  fome  of  you  into  pri. 

20.7. Satan  ihalLbe  loofed  out  of  his  prifon 

Hilton  rate,  See  iiBnte. 

f^tfott  houfe. 

Judg,  16.Z1.  Samfon  did  grind  in  the  prifon  houfe 

25.  called  for  Samfon  our  of  theprifon  houfe 

2  Chr.  1 6. 1  o.  and  put  him  in  a  prifon  houfe 

Ifa.^z. 7. them  that  fit  in  datkn.  out  ofihepr.hou. 

P/S/.79. 1  i.figbing  of  the  prifoner  come  befo.  thee 

102.  io.to  hear  the  groaning  of  the  prifoner 
Mat.zy.i  5. wont  to  releafe  unto  the  people  aprif. 
i6.had  then  a  notable  prifoner  called  Barabb. 
Ma;\  1 5. 6. he  releafed  unto  them  oneprifoner 
Acl. 2 3. 1 8 .and  faid,Paul  the  prifoner  called  me 
2  5 .  27.  to  me  unreafonable  to  fend  a  prifoner,  & 
28.  17.  yet  was  I  delivered  prifoner  from  Jeruf. 
Ephefi.  1. for  this  caufe,I  Paul,a  prifoner  of  Jefus 

4- 1  -I  therefore,the  prifoner  of  the  L.befeeeh  you 
2  Ti»?.i.8.norof  me  his  prifoner, bat  be  thou 
Pbilem.  r  .Paul ,  a  prifoner  of  Jefus  Chrift,and 
9,now  alfo  a  prifoner  of  Jefus  Chrift 
Fellorv-^iiiontt,See  ;ffeU<W, 
|>>?tf  oners, 
602.39.20.1  place  where  the  kings  prifoners  were 

22.ro  Jofephs  hand  all  the  prifoners 
Num.z  1.  i.and  took  fome  of  them  prifoners 
Job  3.18.  there  the  prifoners  reft  Together 
PP/.69.3  3.the  Lord  defpifeth  not  his  prifoners 

146.7.  the  Lord  loofeth  theprifoners 
//£.io.4.ihallbow  down  under  theprifoners 
14. 1 7.  that  opened  not  the  hoyfeof  his  prifon. 
20.4.kingof  Affyr.lead  away  the  Egypti.  prifo. 
24.22.  (hall  be  gathered  together  as  prifoners 
42.7.10  bring  out  the  prifoners  hom  the 
49.9.  that  thou  maieft  fay  to  the  prifoners, Go 
Lam.  3 . 3 4. to  crufli  und.  his  feet  all  the  prif.of  hope 
Zec.g.  1 1  fent  forth  thy  prifoners  out  of  the  pit 

1 2.to  the  ftrong  hold}  yeprifiners  of  hope 
Ails  16.25.and  the  prifoners  heard  them 

27.  fuppofing  that  thefrifemers  had  been  fled 

27. 1. delivered  Paul3and  certain  other  prif  unto 

42.  fouldiers  counf.  was  to  kill  theprifoners 

28. 1 6.  Centurion  dcliv.  the  prifoxo  the  capt.  of 

Lu\e  21.12.  delivering  you  into prifons 

AUs  2  2.4.delivering  into  prifons  both  men  and 

2  Cor.i  i.z$.in  prifons  more  frequentjin  deaths  oft. 

#ifoate. 
2  Pet.  1 .20.no  prophefie  of  the  fcrip.is  of  any  priv. 

32>:fbatclp, 
Mat.zq.z  .difciple  came  unto  him  privately, faying 
Mar. 6. 3  2.  into  a  defart  place  by  (hip  privately 
9.28.  difciples  asked  him  privately,Why  could 
13.3.  John  and  Andrew  asked  him  privately 
Lulp  9.io.and  went  afide  privately  unto  a  defart 
1 0.2 3. and  faid  privately,  Bleffed  are  the  eyes 
Alls  23.  i9.and  went  with  him  afide privaeely,and 
Gal.z.z.bw privately  to  them  which  were  of  repu. 
#i(bfe. 

Df«i.2  3  .i-orharh  his privie  member  cut  off,  (hall 
1  I0"«.i'44'Wickedn.which  thine  heart  is  prrvie  to 
£^.21.14.  entereth  into  their privk  chambers 
Alls  s-z.his  wife  alfobeing^rivjV  to  it 

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$>zitoflp« 

J,idg.9.7i.he  fen't  meilengers unto  Abimel.privi/y 
i  S  m.i  4.4. cut  off  the  skirt  of  Sauls  robe  privily 
Pfal.io  8.  his  eyes  are  privity  fet  againft  the  poore 
1 1. i. that  they  vAzy  privily  fhoot  acthe 
3  1 .4.that  they  had  laid  privily  for  me 
64. 5. they  commune  of  laying  fhares privily 
iox.J.whofo  privily  flandereth  his  neighbour 
142.3.  have  they  privily  laid  a  fnare  for  me 
Pwz/.i.n.lctus  lurk privdy  for  the  innocent 
1 8.they  lurk  privily  for  their  own  lives 
Matt. 1. lywas  minded  to  put  her  away  privily 

2.7.Hei  od  when  he  had  privily  called  the  wife 
Acl.16.27  now  do  they thruft  us  outprivily 
Gal  2. 4.  who  came  in  privily  to  fpie  out 
2  Pet.z.i.  who  privily  (hall  bring  in  damnable 

^zijeD. 
Zerb.ii.iJ.agoodly  price  that  I  was  prized  at 

$>zoceeti. 
Exod.z%-z  f.tothe  ^.branches  that  proceed  out  of 
Jofh.6.io.  neit.  (hallany  word  proceed  out  of  your 
2  Sam.7.xz.  which  fhal!  proceed  out  of  thy  bowels 
Jub  40.f.  but  I  will  Procecdno  further 
Ifoi.  z 9 . 1 4 . 1  will  proceed  to  do  a  marvellous  work 

5  i.4.for  a  law  fhall  proceed  from  me 
jet 9.^.  for  they  proceed  fromevill  to  evill 
30.19.  out  of  them  fhall  proceed  thankfgiving 
2i.gover.fnall/i>;0«rdfrom  the  midfl  of  them 
Hafi.i.T-their  dignity  fhall  /»w?«/ofthemfelves 
Matt. 1  y  1 8-  thole  things  which  proceed  out  of  the 
19.  out  of  the  heart  proceed  evill  thoughts 

Ma,li  7.21. 
Ephef.  4. z?.\et  no  corrupt commum'caron proceed 
zTim  3.%butthey  fhall /wwerf  no  further 

Numb.20.1z.  whatfoever  proceeded  outof  her 

32.24.do  that  which  hath  proceeded  out  of  your 
Judg  1 1,7,6.  to  that  which  hath  proceeded  out  of  thy 
Job  3<S.i.Elihu  alfo  proceeded,  and  faid 
£./<£.4.22.wond.at  the  graci.words  which  proceeded 
John  8. 42.  for  I  proceeded  fonh>  and  came  from  G. 
At~t  .12. 3. he  proceded  further  to  take  Peter 
Rev.19.zi.  which  fword/>rarfdWout  of  his  mouth 
IDioccerjeth. 

Gen.ze,  fo.the  thing proceedetb  from  the  Lord 
Numb.jo.z.  according  to  all  that  proceedetb  out  of 
Dcut.K.2.  by  every  word  that  proceedetb  out  of  the 
iStf«.  24.1 2  .wickednefle/»we&/itf&  from  the  wicked 
Ecclef.  10.^. as  an  errour  which  proceedetb  from  the 
La^.3.38.  of  the  mod  High  proceedetb  not  evill 
H^.i.4.thcrefore  wrong  judgement  proceedetb 
M atth. 4.4.^1  by  every  word  that  proceedetb 
John  16.26,  which  proceedetb  from  the  Father 
/aWM  3-io.out  of  the  fame  mouth  proceedetb 
Rev.n.$.  fire  proceedetb  out  of  their  mouth 

fbzoreerjing. 
Rev. zi. 1.  proceeding  out  of  the  throne  of  God 

Recede. 
Gcn.q.i.inproceffe  of  time  it  came  to  pafle.thac 

38.12.  in /» oceffe of  time  Shuah  Jud.  wife  died 
JEA-0cU.23.in  proceffe  of  time,that  the  king  of  Egy. 
Judg.  u  .4  •  in  pmeffe  of  time  chit,  of  Ammon  made 
2C/;ro».2i.i9.thatin  proceffe  of  time  his  bowels 

Act.6.1-  and  Philip,and  Prochorm,  and  Nicanor 

$2>zoclamatton\ 
Exod.2z.^  .and .Aaron  made  proclamai.and  faid,To 
1  Kjn.  1 5-  .2  2. king  Afa  made  a  proclamation  thorow 

22.3^.thcrewent  a  proclamation  thorowouc  the 
zCbron  24. 9. made  a  proclamation  thorow  Ju.  &  Jer. 
30.?.  to  make  a  proclamation — from  Beerfheba 
36.22.made  ajwc&.thbrowout  all  his  kingdom 

£%ra  1.1. 
E-zra  io.7.made  a  procla  thorowout  Ju.  and  jeruf. 
Dfls.y.29.made  a  proclamation  concerning  him 

^zoclalm. 
Exod.72.19. 1  will  proclaim  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
Levit.z^zSearc  of  the  Lord,which  ye  (hallprocla. 
4-which  ye  fhall  proclaim  in  their  feafons 
11. ye  fhall  proclaim  on  the  fame  day 
3  7 -which  ye  fhall  proclaim  to  be  holy 
M-io.  and  proclaim  liberty  thorowout  all 
Dei/t.zo.  1  o.then  proclaim  peace  unto  it 
Judg.7.2.10  proclaim  in  the  eares  of  the  people 
1  fl/».ii.9.fayihg,  Pm^iw  a  faft,and  fet  Naboth 
i^w.  1 0.20.  Jehu  faid,  Proclaim  a  folemn  aflem. 


N  eh. 8.  if. they  fhould /wc/ai/a  in  all  their  cities 
Eilh.6. y.and  proclaim  before  him,  Thus  fhall  it 
Prov.10.6.  moil  tiKn  will  proclaim  every  one 
Ifai.6i-i.to proclaim  lib  rtie  to  the  captives 

2.  to  proclaim  the  acceptable  yeere  of  the 
Jef-i .  1 2. go  and  proclaim  thefe  words  toward 
7.2.and proclaim  there  this  word,and 
1 1 .6. proclaim  all  thele  words  in  the  cities 
19.2.  proclaim  there  the  words  that  1  ihall 

34.8.  no  proclaim  liberty  unto  them 
17. 1  proclaim  liberty  foryou,faith 

Joel  j.i). proclaim  ye  this  among  the  Gentiles 
Amos  4.5.  and  proclaim  and  publifh  the  free  offr. 

f->zoclatmel). 
Exod.34.1.  and  proclaimed  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
tf.Lord,  pafled  by  before  him,  and  proclaimed 
36.6-they  caufed  it  to  bepoclaimed  thorowout 

1  Kj.zi.iz.they  proclaimed  a  faft,and  fet  Naboth 
z  l^ing'.io.io.and  they  proclaimed  it 

23. 16. which  the  man  of  God  proclaimed 

who  proclaimed  thefe  words 
17.  and  proclaimed  thefe  things  that  thou  haft 

2  Chron.zo.t.and  proclaimed  a  faft  thorowout  all 
£\>'.8.2i-then  1  proclaimed  a  faft  there 
Efib.e.ii.andproclaimcdbefore  him,Thus  fhall 
IJai.6z.  1 1  .Lord  hath  proclaimed  unto  the  end 
Jer.26.9.  that  they proclaimed  a  faft  before 
/flMb  3.5; .and  proclaimed*  faft,  and  put  onfack-cl. 

7. he  caufed  it  to  bz  proclaimed  and 
Ln^.n.2.  fhall  be-proclaimed upon  the  houfctops 

$?  j  Cometh. 
Pnra.  1 2. 23  .heart  of  fools  proclaimetb  foolifhnefle 

f2>zoclaimfng. 
/er.34. 1  f  .in  proclaim;  g  libertie  every  man 

17.  in  pi  oclaimi  g  libertie  every  one  to  his 
Revel.  5. 2. 1  faw  a  ftrong  angel  proclaiming  with 

/ftMtf.ij.might  we  procure  great  evill  againft 

33.9.  for  all  the  profper.  that  I  procure  unto  k 

fD.ecarco. 

Jer.z.  i7.haft  thou  not  procured  this  unto  thy  felf 

4.18. thy  doings  have  procured  th,efe  things 

P>w.ii.27.dilig.  feeketh  good,  procureth favour 

$Zl*tlUCe. 
I fai.41.z1.  produce  yourcaufe,  faith  the  Lord 

^zafane,  See  f&zopijane. 
$?ofeffe. 

De11t.z6.7J  profefe  this  day  unto  the  Lord 
Matt. 7. 12  .then  will  I  pi'c/cj/f  unto  them,I  never 
Tzr/w  i.i6.they  profeffe  that  they  know  God 

$2>i0ti;ffe0. 
2  Ca>\9.i2.they  glonfieGod  for  your profeffed 
1  Tim,6. 1 2.and  haft  ptofeffld a  good profeflion 

^>ioMTins. 
Rom.i.zz.profeffing  themfelves  to  be  wife 
1  Tim.z.  1  o.profiffiw  godlinefle  with  good  works 
6.2i.which  fome  profejflng  have  erred  concern. 

^Siofcfficn. 
1  Tim.g.i  2. and  haft  profefled a  good  profefflon 
He6.3.i.h!gh  prieft  of  our  profefflon  Jefus  Chrift 
4,i4.1etus  ho;d  faft  our  profefflon 
1 0.23. let  us  hold  faft  the  profefflon  of  our  faith 
3&zo6t. 
Gen.z1) .iz.what profit  fhall  this  birth-right  do 
37. 26. what  profit  is  it  if  we  flay  our  brother 
Ejlb.  3 . 8.  it  is  not  for  the  kings  profit  to  fuffer 
Job  2 1.1  f  .what profit  fhould  we  have,if  we 
30.2  .ftrength  of  their  hands  profit  me 
3S.3.andwhat£;fl/frfhallI  have^iflbe 
Pfal.io  9.  what  profit  is  there  in  my  bloud,when 
P>ow.  r  4. 23 .  in  all  labour  there  is  profit 
Ecclef.i. 2. what  profit  hath  a  man  of  all  his  labour 
2. 1 1. there  was  no  profit  under  the  fun 
3.9.  what  profit  hath  he  that  worketh 
5.9.  the  profit  of  the  earth  is  for  all  the 
16.  what  profit  hath  he  that  laboureth 
7.1 1. by  it  there  is  profit  to  them  that  fee 
f ^.30. 5. nor  be  any  help,nor profit,  but  a 
./fr\i6.i9.and  thingswherein  there  is  noprofit 
Mai. 1. 1 4«what  profit  is  it,  that  we  have  kept 
Rom.i.i.or  what  profit  is  there  of  circumcifion 
1  Cor. 7  3?. this  I  fpeak  for  your  own  profit 
10.33  not  feeking  mine  own  profit 

but  the  profit  of  many  thatthey  may  be  &• 
1 4.6. what  fhall  I  profit  you,  except  I  (hall 

Dddd  , 


zTim.zA4.1hiy  ftrive  not  about  words  to  noprofit 
Hft.12.10.but  he  for  our  profit,  thathe  mMu 

fS>?oQt. 
1  Sam  iz.zi.  after  vain  things  which  cannot  profit 
Job  3  j  .8.thy  righteouf.  may  /»-^  the  ("on  of  man 
Frov.io.z  trealures of wickednelle /??■»/?/  nothing 

1 1  .jit£iches profit,  not  in  the  day  of  wrath 
If ai.20.1. that  could  not  /»»J?f  phenyior  be  an  help 
6 .  to  a  people  that  fhall  not  /wyfr  them 
449-their  delegable  things  fhall  not  profit 
47. 1 2.if  fo  be  thou  (halt  be  able  to  profit 
48. 1 7. which  teacheth  thee  to  pro fit ,which 
S7.1 2.  for  they  (lull  not  profit  thee' 
/«\2. 8.  walked  after  things  that  do  notprofit 
1 1  .for  that  which  doth  not  profit 
7-8-ye  truft  in  lying  words  tint  cannot  profit 
ii.i3.put  them:"elves  to  pain,but  dial  notprofit 
133  z.they  fhall  not  profit  thi>  people  at  all 
Mart  «.3*.for  what  (hall  it  /»<>)&  a  man,  if  he 
1  c«'.i2.7.given  to  every  man  to  or 0 fit  withal! 
Gall  .i.Chnft  (hall  profit  you  nothing 
«'*-4-*.butth»  word  preached  did  notprofit 
Jnm.  2.,4.whatdoth  it  pro fit,  my  brethren,  though 
16.  ncedfull  to  the  body,  wijac  doth  xtp.ofii 
r,  testable. 

Job  22.2.canaman  be  profitable  to  God 

Ecclef  ro  t    k       -r5  may. be^^  to  himfelf 

Ecclej.io.i0  butwifedome  is  profitable  to  direft 

//«.44.  r  o.  chat  is  profitable  for  nothing 

/£>/•.  1 3 . 7.Jt  was  profitable  for  nothino- 

^«.y. 29.  for  it  isM&dfc  fo,.  eh|c  thac  one of 

Vfr 

i^S-K1  kePJraCJn-0thinf  th3t  ^ProfiSie 
1  TM».4.8.butgocllinefle  is  profitable  toajj 
i  T*».3:I5.and  is  ,'TO/?^to  for  doftrine 
4. 1 1./,  fljfwto  unto  me  for  the  mM  }crv 

iTi  }'S'  1   e  thinSs  are  g°od  ind  ^ft«»4/e 
i  te6-w.i  1  .but  now  profitable  to  thee  and  me 

„  ^ZOfitCD. 

/oo  3  ^.27.  and  it  /J/o/?«rf  me  not 

MatLif^by  whatfoever  thou  mighteft  be  ^jBrrf 

16.  i6.for  what  is  a  man  profited  if  lie 
^  7- 1  i.vyhatfoever  thou  mighteft  be  profited 
Gal1.i4.and  profited  in  the  Jews  religion 
Heb.i2.9  which  have  not  profited  them  that  have 

fSHoStxtlj. 
/<»  34-9-  Taid  It  profitetb  a  man  nothing  that  He 
a^.2  iS.whac  projf^  the  graven  image 
John  6.62. S pirit  quickn.the  flefh profitetb aothine 
Xtf*M  circum.  verily /»«/&«*,  ifchou  keep 
1  ^.13.3-havenotcharit.  icjpvj^  me  nothing 
1  T;/».4.8 .for  bodily  exercife /»^«rA  little 

^zoSting. 
1  lim.4.i  y.that  thy  profiting  may  app.ar  to  all 

fi>:ofctutrj,  ' 
Ho/:y.2  .revoltersare  profound  to  make  /laughter 

¥*>zogcnitazs. 
G^.49.26.  prevail.above  the  bleffing  of  thy  prog 

pzogncftjeatourff. 
Ifai.47. it. the  monthly prognofikatoun  ftand  up 
fDzoionf. 

Deut.4.z6.ye  fhall  not  W«7g  your  dayes 
4o.that  thou  mayeft  prolong  thy  dayes  on 
?.33.thatyemay/w'o;«>  your  dayes  in  the 
1 1.9  thatyou  may  prolong  your  dayes  in 
i7-20.thathenviy/»Y>/i»?e;  hisdayes  inhisking 
12. 7. that  thou  mayeft  prolong  thy  dayes 
30. 1 8.  mail  not  prolong  your  dayes'on  the 
32.47.through  this  thing  ye  fhall  protmz  your 
Job  6.1 1  .my  end,that  I  fhould  prolong  my  life 

1  y.2p.neither  fhall  he  prolong;  the  perfection 
P/It/.6  r.i^.thou  wilt  prolong  the  kings  life 
P*vw.  28.r^hateth  covetouf. fhall  pro/onghis  daies 
Pcrfc/?8.i3.n:icher  (hall  he  prolong  his  dayes 
I/«.f  3.io.he  fhall  prolonghis  dayes,and  the 

^zolcmgirj. 
Deut.f  .i6.that  thy  dayes  may  be  prolonged,  and 

Chap.  6.2 
Prov  2  8.i.theeflace  thereof  dial  1  be  projom'ed 
Ecclef.S.iz.and  his  dayes  be  prokngedtyetiiirely 
Ij m.  1 3. 22. and  her  dayes  (hall  not  be  prolonged 
£^.i2.22.faving,The  dayes  are  prolonged 
2f.it  (hall  be  no  more  prolonged:  for  in 
28  none  of  my  words  be  prolonged  any  more 
Dan.7sz.yet  their  lives  were  prolonged  for  a  feafon 
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Prov  10.17.chc  fcare  of  the  Lord  prolongeth  da  yes 
Ecclcf.y.1^.3.  wicked  man  that prolongeth his ,1'ife 

fbicmffe. 
Numb.14.14.ye  fhall  know  my  breach  of  promife 
il^i.8-^  6. not  failed  one  word  of  all  his  good  pro. 
1  CbrotT.i. 9. let  thy  promife unto  David  my  father 
Nch. 5 . 1  i.thcy  fhould  do  according  to  this  promife 
1 3  .that  performed!  not  this  promife 

peo.  did  accord,  to  this  promifi 
Pfal. 77. 8  .doth  his  promife  fail  for  evermore 

105". 42.  for  he  remembred  his  holy  promife 
Lull.z4.49. 1  fend  the  promife  of  my  Father 
^ff.i.^buc  wait  for  the  promife  of  the  Father 
1.33. received  of  the  Father  the  promife 

3  9. for  the  promife  is  unto  you 
7.i7.whenthetime  of 'the promife  drew 
13.1 3.hath  God  according  to  hkpromife  raifed 

32,.how  that  the  promife  which  was  made 

23.21.  ready,  looking  for  a  promife  from  thee 

■2.6.6.  for  the  hope  of  the  promife  made 

7.  unto  which  promife  over  twelve  tribes 

Rom.4.1 3  .the  promife  that  he  fhould  be  the 

14.  and  the  promife  made  of  none  effect 

16.  to  the  end  the  promife  might  be  fure 
2.0.  ftaggered  not  atthepromife  of  God 

9.8.  but  the  children  of  the  promife  are 
9.  for  this  is  the  word  of  promife 
Grt/.3.i4.might  receive  thepromife  of  the  fpirit 
i7.fhould  make  the  promife  of  none 
1 3 .  it  is  no  more  of  promife,  but  God 

gave  it  to  Abraham  by  promife 
1 9.to  whom  the  promife  was  made 
22.  that  the  promife  by  faith  of  Jefus  Chrift 
29.  and  heirs  according  to  the  promife 
4.23.  he  of  the  free- woman  was  by  promife 
28.  as  Ifaac  Was,arethe  children  of  promife  , 
Ephcf. 1.1 3. fzalcd  with  that  holy  fpirit  of  promife 
2.i2.andftrangersfrom  the  coven,  of  promife 
s.^.and  partakers  ofhh promife  in  Chrift 
6.2.which  is  the  firft  commandemenc  with  pro. 

1  Tim.  4.8.  having  promife  of  the  life  that 

2  Tim.  1.  r. according  to  the  promife  of  life 
Heb.4.1.  led  a  prom'fe  being  left  us  ofentririg 

6.13.  when  God  made  promife  to  Abraham 
1 5\  he  obtained  the  promife 

17.  to  (hew  unto  the  heirs  of  promife 
9.1  J. might  receive  the  promife  of  eternal! 
10.36.  ye  might  receive  the  ptomife 
1 1. 9  .by  faith  he  fojourned  in  the  land  of  promife 

the  heirs  with  him  of  the  fame  promife 
39.through  faith  received  not  thepromife 
a  Vet. 3 .4.  faying,  Where  is  the  promife  of  his  com. 
9. Lord  is  not  flack  concerning  his  promife 
1 3. we  according  to  hhpromifc  look  for  new 

1  John  a.2  5; .this  is  the  promife  that  he  hath 

2.  P#.2.i9.while  they  promife  them  libertic 
$zomifcD. 

Exod.iz.z  f .  give  yoiij  accord,  as  he  hathpromfed 

Numb. i4.40.unto  the  place  which  the  L.hathpro. 

DfaJ.i.n.and  blefle  you, as  he  hath promifed you 
6.3.  as  the  Lo.  God  of  thy  father  hath  promifed 
9.28. into  the  land  which  he  promifed  than 
io.9.according  as  die  Lord  promifed  him 
1 2.20.  as  he  hath  promifed  thee,and  thou 

1  %.6-  Lord  bleffeth  thee,as  he  promifed  thee 
I9.8.will  give  thee  all  the  land  which  he  prom 
23.2  3 .which  thou  haft  promifed  with  thy  mouth 
26. 1 8.as  he  hath  promifed  thee,  and  that  thou 
27. 3-as  the  Lord  God  of  thy  fat.  hath  promifed 

Jojh.9. 21.  as  the  princes  had  promifed  them 

22.4.  reft  to  your  brethren,  as  he  promifedthem 

2  3.?.  as  the  Lord  hath  promifed  unto  you 

io.fighteth  for  you,ashe  hath  promifed 
if. which  the  Lord  your  God  promifed  you 

2  Sam.j.zS-  and  thou  haft  promifed  this  goodnefte 

1  Kjn.z.z  4-hath  made  thee  an  houfe  as  he  promifed 
5f.i2.Solomon  wifdom,as  he  promifed  him 
8. 20. as  the  Lord  promifed ,and  have  built 

j6.to  his  peo.  accord,  to  all  that  he  promifed 
which  he  promifed  by  the  hand  of  Mofcs 
g.f.  as  I  promifed  to  David  thy  father 

2  I^i.8.19.  as  he  promifed  to  give  to  him  alway 
1Cbron.x7.z6-  and  haft  promifed  this  goodnefle 
2  Cb.6  .io.fet  on  the  throne  of  If.  as  the  L.promifed 


1 5  .that  which  thou  haft  promifed  him 

1  6.thac  which  thou  haft  promifed  him,faying 
21,7.  and  as  he  promifed  to  give  a  light 

Ncb.y.  23. concerning  which  thou  hadii  promifed 
Eflh.4.7. that  Haman  hadpromifed  to  pay 
Jer.$i;  41.  all  the  good  that!  have  promifed  them 

33.  I4.the  good  thing  which  I  have  promifed 
/Wrf«.i4.7.whcreupon  hepromifed  with  an  oath 
Murli  i4.ii.and/>«»2//erftogiver;iaimon;y 
Luke  1. 72. to  perform  die  mercy  promifed 

22.6.and  hepromifed,  and  fought  opportunity 
A&.7-  5  .yet  he  promifed  that  he  would  gi  ve 
Rom.  1 .2. which  he  hath  promifed  afore  by  his 

4.21.  that  what  he  had  promifed,  he  was  able 
Titm  r. 2.  promifed  before  the  world  began 
Heb.  1 0.2  3  .for  he  is  faithfull  that  promifed 

1 1.1 1. the  judged  him  faithfull  who  hadprom. 

1 2.-2tf.but  now  he  hathpromifed,  faying 
Jam.1.1 2.whichthe  Lord  hath  promife d  to  tRem 

2.  s  .which  he  hath  promifed  to  them  that  love 
1  John  2.2?.  that  he  hath  promi  fed  uv,  even 
^lomtfcDO. 

1  K}.  8.24.that  thou  promifedfi  him :  thou  fpakeft 

2  5  .that  thou  promifedsl  him,faying,There 
Ncb.$'i$.  and  promifedfi  them,  that  they  fhould 

fSjomifea. 
Rom.g.nServke  of  God,and  the  promifes 
1  ?.8.to  contirme  the  promifes  made  unto 

2  Cor. 1 .20. ail  the p-omifes  of  God  in  him  are  yea 
7. 1. having  therefore  thele  promifes,  let  us 

Gal.$.i6.  to  Abra.  and  his  feed  were  the  promifes 

21. is  cife  law  then  againft  the  promifes 
Hcb.6. 1 2.through  patience  inherit  the  promifes 
7.6.  and  blefled  him  that  had  the  promifes 
8.6.whichwas  eftablifhed  upon  better  promifes 
1 1. 13. not  having  received  the  promifes 
1 7. he  that  had  received  the  promifes  offered 
3 3. obtained  promifes,  flopped  the  mouths 
1  Pet. 1.  ^  .given  unto  us  precious  promifes 

E'KSk- l  $• z  i.from  his  wicked  way  by  promifing  him 

Nnmb.zz.17. 1  will  promote  thee  unto  very  great 
37.am  I  not  able  indeed  topromote  thee 
24. 1 1. 1  thought  topromote  thee  to  great  honor 
Efth.3.1.  did  king  Ahafuerus  promote  Haman 
Prou.4-8.exak  her,and  fhe  fhall  promote  thee 

|2>iomotrt). 
Judg-9^.and  go  to  be  promoted  over  the  trees 

Verf.  11,13. 
Eflb.^.x  1  .wherein  the  king  had  promoted  him 
Das.3.3o.then  the  k.'promoted  Shad.  Mef.  &  Abed. 

f^iomotfon, 

Pfal.7 y.6.for  promotion  cometh  neith .  from  the  eaft 
Prov.i  .3  j.but  fhame  fhall  be  the  promotion  of  fools 

f2>j0notmce, 
Levit.  5 .4  .that  a  man  fhall  pronounce  with  an  oath 
13.3.  and  the  prieft  fliall  pronounce  him  unclean 
Ver.6,8,n,i?,20,2  2,2^,27,30,44. 
1 3  .he  fhall  pronounce  him  clean       Verf.  1 7, 
23^28,34. 
37.pneft  fhall  pronounce  him  clean 
J9.or  to  pronounce  it  unclean 
14. 48. prieft  fliall  pronounce  the  houfe  clean 
judg.iz.6.  could  not  frame  to  pronounce  it  right 

1£>?onotmceD. 

Neb.6. 12.  but  he  pronouncedhis  prophefie  againft 
Jer.11.17.  hath  pronounced  evill  againft  thee 
16. xo.Lord  pronounced  all  this  great  evill 
i8.8.nation  againft  whom  I  have  pronounced 
19.15  .al!  the  evill  that  I  have  pronounced 
zf.13. which  I  have  pronounced  againft  k 
26.13.  whathe  hath  pronounced  againft  you 
1 9. which  he  had  pronounced  againft  them 
34.$.  for  I  have  pronounced  the  word 
3f  .17.  evill  that  I  have  pronounced  againft 
36«7.Lord  hath  pronounced  againft  this  people 
1 8. he  hath  pronounced  all  thefe  words 
3 1. that  I  pronounced  againft  tbem,bur 
4o.2.the  Lord  hath  pronounced  this  evill 

f^onormcing. 
Lcvit.  j .  4 .  pronouncing  with  his  Iips,or  to  do 

2  Cor.  2.9.  that  I  might  know  the  proof  of  yoxt 
8. 24. the  proof  of  your  love,and  of  your 


I3.3.fince  ye  feekaprooj 'or  Chrift 
Phil.  2.22.yc  know  the  proof  of  him,  that  as 
2  Tim.4.  j.make  full  proof  oi  thy  miniftery 

//<5?5  i«3-by  many  infallible  proofs,be'ing 

^£>?op!)anr,  or  fbjofang. 
Z.ew'i.  18.21. neither  fhalt  thou  profane  the  name 

Chapt.ig.i2. 
20  3. and  to  profane  my  holy  Name 
21.4.  among  his  people  to  profane  himfelf 
6.and  not  profane  the  Name  of  their  God 
p.if* flie  profane  her  felf  by  playing 
1  l.nor profane  the  fanctuary  ofhis  God 
1  ^.neither  fhall  he  profane  his  feed  among 
23. that  he  profane  not  my  fanctuary 
2  2.2.that  they  profane  not  my  holy  Name 
9.  if  they  do  profane :  I  the  Lord  do 
if. they  fhall  not  profane  the  holy  things 
3i.neither  fliall  ye  profane  my  holy  Name 
Neh.11.17,  andprofane  the  fabbath  day 
£^.23. 39. fame  day  into  my  ftnetuary  to  profane 

24.21. 1  will  profane  my  fanctuary 
Amos  2.7.  to  profane  my  holy  Name 
-^ztt.i2.?.priefts  in  die  Temple  profane  the 
A6i.z4.6t  hath  gone  about  to  profane  the 

J&jofane. 
Lcvit.zi.7.  not  take  a  wife  that  is  a  whore,or  prof. 

i4.or  profane, or  an  harlot,thcfe 
7fi'.23.n.both  prophet  and  prieft  aieprofane 
Etsk.-2-  i.2$.thou  profane  wicked  prince  of  Ifrael 
22.26.  puc  no  difference  betw.  the  holy  &  prof. 
28.16. 1  will  caft  chee  as  profane  out  of  the 
42.2o.between  the  fanft.  and  the  profane  place 
44. 2 3. the  differ,  between  the  holy  and  profane 
48.  i  f  .fhall  be  a  profane  place  for  the 
1  Tim.i.<).  for  unholy,and  profane,  for  murderers 
4-7-refufe  profane  and  old  wives  fables 
6.20. avoiding  profane  and  vain  bablings 

zTim.2,16. 
Hcb.iz.z  6, or  profane  perfon,as  Efau3who  for 

f&ofaneD. 
LewV.i9.8.becaufehe  hath  profartedtht  hallowed 
Pfal.$9.$9.thou  haft  profaned  his  crown 
J/tfj.43.28.  therefore  I  have  profaned  the  princes 
■E^.22.8.  haft  profaned  my  fabbaths 

26.and  have  profaned  my  holy  things 

I  am  profaned  amosg  them 
23.38.and  have p-rofaned  my  fabbaths 
2  j. 3, againft  my  fanctuary ,when  it  wasprofaned 
36.20.  they  profaned  my  holy  Name 

21.  which  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  had  profaned 

22.which  ye  have  profaned  among 

23  .which  was  profaned  among  the  heathen 

have  profaned  in  the  midft  of  them 

Mal.i.n.  but  ye  have  profaned 'it ,in  that  ye 

2.ii.for  Judah  hath  profaned  the  holinetfc 

$iofanene(Te. 

l^f.aj.i  j.  from  the  proph.  of  Jeruf.  kprofancneffe 

piofanet!j. 
Levit. 11. 9.(he  profanctb  her  fathenfhe  fliall  be 

JS>jofan<!ig. 
Neh.  13.18.  by  profaning  the  fabbaths 
Md.z.io.  by  profaning  the  covenant  of  our  fathers 

1  Chron.zy.i.  I  have  of  mine  own  proper  good 
Ails  1.  i9.as  that  field  is  called  in  their  proper 
1  Cor. 7.7.  every  man  hath  his  proper  gift  of  God 
Heb.i  1 ,23.becaufe  they  faw  he  was  a  proper  child 

J^«%&.n.27.Eldad  and  Medaddo  prophefiC 

1  Sam.io.f.  and  they  fliall /wo/>foc/Je 

6.  and  thou  maltprophefe  with  them 
1 2(,i?2?.2  2.8 .  for  he  doth  not  piophefie  good 

18.  he  would  prophefie  no  good  concerning 
lC/r/-fl».25.i.who  fhould  proph  fie  with  harps 

2  Cfcraw.18.17.  that  he  fhould  not  prophefie  good 
/I&.3  o.  lo.to  the  piophets,  Prophefie  not  to  us 

unto  us  fmooth  thhgs, prophefie  deceits 
/<>•.  f.  3 1  .the  prophets  prophefie  f  alfly 

1 1.2 1. faying,  Prophefie  not  in  the  Name  of 
i4.14.the  prophets  prophefie  lyes  in  my  Name 
they  prophefie  unto  you  a  falfe  vifion 
j  f. concerning  the  prophets  which  prophefie  in 
16  people  to  whom  they  prophefie  fliall 
19  u.whitherthe  Lo.had  fent  h\mto prophefie 

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23.16.of  the  prophets  that  prophefie  to  you;  they 
zj. that  propbcfie  lyes  in  my  Name,faying 
z6.in  the  heart  of  the  prophets  that  prophefie 
3j.I  am  agai.them  that  propbcfie  falfe  dreams 
i5.30.therefore^»^^  thou  againft  them 
2C.11. Lord  fent  me  to  prophefie  agai.  this  houfe 
27.10.for  they  propbcfie  a  lye  unto  you 
i4.for  they  propbcfie  a  lye  unto  you 

1  c.yet  they  propbcfie  a  lie  in  my  Name 

ye  and  the  prophets  that  propbcfie  unto  you 
16.  to  the  words  of  your  pro.  that  prophefie 

for  they  propbcfie  a  lie  unto  you 
10.9.  they  propbcfie  falfely  unto  you  in  my 

2  i.which  propbcfie  a  lie  in  my  Name,  behold 
31.3 .wherefore  dolt  thou  propbcfie,  and  fay       « 

£^.4.7. and  thou  {halt  prophefie  againft  it 
tf.2.  and  propbcfie  againft  them 
11. 4.  propbcfie  agai.them  ,prophe fie ,0  fon  of  man 
13.1.  propbc.  againft  the  pro.of  I  fxhat  prophefie 
fay  thou  unto  them  thatpropbefie  out  of 
itf.  v/Kich  prophefie  concerning  Jerufalem 
1 7. which  propbcfie  out  of  their  own  heart 

and  prophefie  thou  againft  then) 
20.46.and  propbcfie  againft  the  forreft 
21. i.prophifie againft  theland  of  Ifrael 
9  fon  of  man,prophefie  and  fay,  Thus 
1  ^.prophefie  and  finite  thine  hands  together 
28  .prophefie  — concerning  the  Ammonites 

2  y.  i.and  propbcfie  againft  them 

28.21.  face  againft  Zidon,and  prophefie  againft 
z^.z.propbefie  againft  him.and  againft  all  Egy. 
36.2.1  ropbefie,  and  fay,  Thus  faith  the  Lord 
24. i.  prophefie  againft  the  (hepherds  of  Ifrael 

prophefie  and  fay  unto  them,  Thus  faith 
35.2.againftmount  Seir,an.i  prophefie  againft  it 

3  tf . 1  .prophefie  unto  the  mountains  of  Ifrael 
^.prophefie  and  fay,Thus  faith  the  Lord 
d.p'ophefie  therefore  concer.  the  land  of  Ifr. 

27. n.propbefie  upon  thefe  bones,  and  fay  unto 
^.propbcfie  unto  the  mnd,prophefie  fon  of  man 
H.therefore  prophefie  and  fay  unto  them 
3  8.2.  and  prophefie  againft  him 

14.  propbcfie  and  fay  unto  Gog,  Thus 
39  1. thou  fon  of  man,  prophefie  againft  Gog 
foe  I  2.28.  and  your  daughters  fhall  prophefie 
Amos  2.1 2.comman.the  proph.{aying,Z,ft>/>k./?e not 
3.8.  bat  who  can  but  prophefie 
7. 1 2.and  there  eat  bread,and  propbcfie  there 
13. prophefie  not  again  any  more  at  Bethel 
1  ?. go  prophefie  unto  my  people  Ifrael 
itf  thou  {ay e&, Prophefie  not  againft  Ifrael 
Mica})  z.g.prophcfie  ye  not,  fay  they  unto  them 

they  fhall  not  prophefie  to  them 
1 1 .1  will  prophefie  unto  thee  of  wine 
Zcch.  1 3.3  .that  when  any  (hall  yet  prophefie 
Matt.  1  f.7.well  did  Efaias  prophefie  of  you 

2tf.tf8. faying,  Prophefie  unto  us,thou  Chrift 
Mar\  14  6f.and faying  unto  \\\m, Prophefie 
Luk-zz. 6  ^Say'mg^Prophcfie, who  is  it  that  fmote 
Aft-z.17.and  your  daughters  (hall  prophefie 
1 8. and  they  fhall  prophefie 
21.9. man  had  4.daugh.virg.  which  did  prophefie 
Rom.  1 i-tf. whether  prophecie,let  us  prophefie  accor . 

1  Cor.i  3 .9.  and  we  prophefie  in  part 

1 4.1  but  rather  that  we  may  prophefie 
24  but  if  all  prophefie,  and  there  come 
3 1. we  may  all  prophefie  one  by  one 
3 9. wherefore  brethren,  covet  to  prophefie 
Rev.10.1  t.thou  muft  prophefie  again  before  many 

n .3. they  fl^all  prophefie  1160.  dayes 

2  Chron.9  29-and  in  the  prophecie  of  Ah'rah 

1  f  .8.  when  Afa  heard  the  prophecie  of  Oded 
Nchi  m.6. 1 2.  that  he  pronounced  this  propbc  tie 
Proi). 3 0.1. words  of  Agur,even  the  prophecie 

3 1  .i.the  prophecie  that  his  mother  taught  him 
P>m  9.14  and  prophecie,  and  to  anoint  the  moft 
.<Wdtt.13.14.in  them  is  fulfilled  the  prophecie  of 

1  Cor. 1 2.io.to  another  prophecie,  to  another 

1 3-2.I  have  the  gift of prophecie 
iTi,fz.4.i4.wnich  was  given  thee  by  prophecie 

2  Pet.  1 .1 9.we  have  a  more  fure  word  ofptophetk 

20.  that  no  prophecie  of  the  Scripture 
2 1  .for  the  prophecie  came  not  in  old  time 
Rev.  r .  3  .thrtt  hear  the  words  of  this  prophecie 
Xi.6i  that  it  rain  not  in  the  dayes  of  their  prop}. 


ig.io.teftimony  of  Jefus  is  the  fpir.  of  prophecie 
zi.7.that  keepcth  the  fayings  of  this  prophecie 
io.fealnot  the  fayings  of  the  proplxck 
1 8.  that  heareth  the  prophecie  of  this  book 
19  from  the  words  of  the  book  of  this  proph. 
fDjoprjcSerj. 
Numb  a  1.2  $.  they  prophefied,  and  did  not  ceafe 

2tf.and  they  prophefied  in  the  camp 
iStfW.io.io.and  he  prophefied  among  them 
1 1  .that  behold,he  prophefied  among  them 
18.10.and  he  prophefied  in  the  midft  of  the  houfe 
19. 20. and  they  alfo prophefied    . 
21  .and  they  prophefied  likewife 
23-and  prophefied  untill  he  came  to  Naioth 
24. and  prophefied  before  Sam. in  like  manner 
1  Kj.i  8 \29.and  they  prophefied  untill  the  time 
22.1  o.all  the  prophets  prophefied  before  them 
I2.all  the  prophets  prophefied  fo 
1  Cbron. 2 y. 2. which  prophefied  according  to  the 

3  -who  prophefied  with  a  harp,to  give 
zChron.18.9.  proph&s prophefied  before  them 

20.37.  Eliezer  prophefied  againft  Jehofhaphat 
£^,15,1.  prophefied  unto  the  Jews  that  were 
/er.z.8.the  prophets  prophefied  by  Baal 

20.  i.heard  that  }etem.prophefied  thefe  things 

tf  .to  whom  thou  haft  prophefied  lies 
13. 1 3. they  prophefied  in  Baal,and  caufed 

2 1. not  fpoken  to  them,  yet  they  prophefied 
2  j.tj.  which  Jeremiah  hath  prophefied  againft 
2^.9.why  baft  thou  prophefied in  the  Name 
1 1  .fo  r  he  hath  prophefied  again  ft  this  city 
iS.Micah  prophefied  in  the  dayes  of  Hezekiah 
20.  a  man  that  prophefied  in  the  Name  of  the 
who  prophefied  againft  this  city 
2 8.tf. which  thou  haft  prophefied, to  bring 

Z.propbeficd  both  againft  many  countries 
29.3i.becaufe  that  Shemaiah  hath  prophefied 
37. 19.  which  prophefied  unto  you,faying,The 
E%el(.  1 1 . 1 3  .to  pane  when  I  prophefied,that 
37-7.fo  I  propheficdas  I  was  commanded 

and  as  I  prophefied,  there  was  a  noife 
10. fo  I  prophefied  as  he  commanded  me 
3S.17.Yih.kh prophefied  in  thofe  dayes 
Zech.  1 3 .4.  when  he  hath  prophefied:  neither  fhall 
Matt. -j.  2  2. ha  ve  we  not  prophefied  in  thy  Name 

11.13.and  the  law  prophefied  untill  John 
Mai\T.6.  well  hath  Efaias  prophefied  of  you  hyp. 
Lu\.  1. 67 .his  father  Zacharias  prophefied ',faying 
John  n.^i. he  prophefied  that  Jefus  fhoulddie 
Acls  19.tf.they  fpake  with  tongues,and  prophefied 
Cor.i^.% .  but  rather  that  ye  prophefied 
Pet.i. xo.who  prophefied  of  the  grace  thatfhould 
fide  14.  prophefied  of  thefe,faying,Beho!d 

1  Cor.i3.8-but  whether  there  be  prophecies 

1  T(V#.i.i8.according  to  the  prophecies  which  went 

f&ioprjefietb- 
zChr.iZ.y.for  he  never  prophefieth of  good  unto  me 
fer.18.9xhe  prophet  which  prophefieth  of  peace 
E1gl1.1z.z7.be  prophefieth  of  the  times  that  are 
Zech.  13.3.  thruft  him  thorow  when  he  prophefieth 
1  Cor. 11. i .or  prophefieth  with  her  head  uncovered 
1 4. 3. he  that  prophefieth  fpeaketh  unto  men 

4.  he  that  prophefieth,edifieth  the  Church 

5.  greater  is  he  that  prophefieth,  then 
l^oprjefpfng.  $>joprjefptng0. 

1  StfW.10.13.had  made  an  end  of prophefying 

19.20.faw  the  company  of  the  proph. prophefying 
£s/.6.i4.profp.through  the  prophefying  of  Haggai 
1  Cor.it.4-every  man  praying,or  prophefying 
14.6  .or  by  prophefying,  or  by  do&rine 
iz.prophefying  ferveth  not  for  them 
1  Tbcf.f.zo.  defpife  not  propbc fyings 

f-tyoprjet. 
Exod.  7.1.  Aaron  thy  brother  fhall  be  thy  prophet 
Deut.iB.zo.butthe  prophet  which  fhall  prefume 
2  2.  but  the  prophet  hath  fpoken  it  prefumpt. 

1  Sam.zz.% •  the  prophet  Gad  faid  unto  David 

2  Sa»2.7.2.king  faid  unto  Nathan  the  prophet 

12.2r.he  fent  by  the  hand  of  Nath.  the  prophet 
24.1 1.  word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  the  prophet 
I  f\i.  1.8. Nathan  the /vo/>fe?,  and  Shimei 

io.Nathan  the  prophet^and  Benaiah— called 
22.Nathan  the  prophet  alfo  came  in 
23  .behold,Nathan  the  prophet.  And  when 
32.call  me-Nathan  the  prophet, and  Benaiah 
Dddd  2 


34. lee  Zadok — ■  and  Na.the  prophet  anoint 
38. fo  Zadok-^— and  Na.the  prophet  went  down 
44. king  hath  fent  with  him  Nat.  the  prophet 

45. Zadok — and  Na.the  prophet  have  anoint. 
1 1.29.  that  theprophet  Ahijah  the  Shilo.  found 
13.  vi  .there  dwelt  an  old  prophet  in  Bethel 

20.word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  the  prophet 

23  .for  the  prophet j  whom  he  had  brought 

zs.'m  the  citie,  where  the  old  prophet  dwelt 

2<J  .when  the  prophet  that  brought  him 

2p.the  prophet  took  up  the  car  cafe 

the  old  prophet  came  to  the  city  to  mourn 
14.2. there  is  Ahijah  theprophet,  which  told  me 

1 8.fpake  by  the  hand  of  Ahi.his  fer.the  proph. 
16. 7. alfo  by  the  hand  of  the  prophet  Jehu 

1 2. fpake  agai.Baafha  by  Jehu  the  prophet 
1 8.3  tf.that  Elijah  theprophet  came  neer 
20.22.and  the  prophet  came  to  the  king  of  Ifrael 

38. fo  theprophet  departed,  and  waited 
z  King.  5 .3. would  God  my  lord  were  with  the  pro. 

13.it  the  prophet  had  bid  thee  doe  fome 
6 . 1 2.E  Hfha  the  prophet  that  is  in  Ifrael 
9.i.EIifha  the  prophet  called  one  of  the  child. 

4.youngmanthe/>r0/>kt  went  toRa.  Gilead 
14.1f.by  the  hand  of  his  ferv.  Jonah  theprophet 
19.2.10  Efay  the  prophet  the  fon  of  Amoz 
20. 1. the  p/flpfcrt  Ifaiah  the  fon  of  Amoz 

1 1  .Ifaiah  theprophet  cryed  to  the  Lord 

I4.then  came  Ifai.  the  prophet  unto  the  king 
23,18.  with  the  bones  of  the  prophet  that  came 
1  C/;wz.i7.l.tbat  David  faid  to  Na.the  prophet  ,Lo 

29. 29. in  the  book  of  Nathan  theprophet 
z  Cbi on. 9. ,i9.not  written  in  the  book  of  Na.the pr 
1 2. 5. then  came  Shemaiah  the propkt  to 

1  j. not  written  in  the  book  of  She.the pophet 
I3.2i.written  in  the  ftory  of  the  prophet  lddo 
if.g.heard  the  prophecie  of  Oded  the  prophet 
21.12-to  him  from  Elijah  the  prophet,  faying 
2?.  16. then  the  prophet  forbare,and  faid,I 
26.21.did  Ifaiah  theprophet  the  fon  of  Amoz 
29.2  5-accord  to  the  command.of  N&t.thepropb. 

32.2  o.prophet  Ifaiah  — prayed  and  cryed  to 
jf. 18. from  the  dayes  of  Samuel  theprophet 
36.ii.humble  not  himfelf  before  jer.theproph. 

E\ra  y.  1. then  the  prophets,Haggai  theprophet 

<5.i  4-thro.  the  prophefying  ofHaggai  the  prop. 
p/fli!.74.9.there  is  no  more  any  prophet,  neither 
Ifai. 3. i.and  the  prophet,  and  the  prudent 
9.15. prophet  that  teacheth  Iies,he  is  the  tail 
z%-7 -the prophet  have  erred  through  flrong 
37.2.unto  Ifaiah  the  prophet  the  fon  of  Amoz 
38. 1. Ifaiah  theprophet  came  unto  him 

39.3  .then  came  Ifaiah  the  prophet  to  king  Hez. 
Jet. 6 .13. and  from  theprophet  even  unto  the 

Chap.8.10. 
14.18.both  the  prophet  and  the  prieft  go 
18.18.nor  the  word  From  theprophet:  Come 
20.2.tben  Pafhur  fmote  Jeremiah  theprophet 
a  3 .1 1  .for  both  prophet  and  prieft  are  profane 
28.the  prophet  that  hath  a  drcam,Iet 
3  3  .or  the  prophet, on  the  prieft  fhall 
34.3s  for  the  prophet  and  the  prieft 
37. thus  ftialt  thou  fay  unto  the  prophet 
2 5.2. the  which  Jeremiah  the  prophet  fpake 
28.i.thatHananiah  the  prophet  which  was 
5 prophet  Jeremiah  faid  unto  the  prophet  Han. 
6  the  prophet  Jeremiah  faid,Amen 
9«the  prophet  which  prophefierh  of  peace 
when  the  word  of  the  prophet  fhall  come 
then  fhall  the  prophet  be  known 

I  o.  then  Hananiah  the  prophet  took  the  yoke 

from  off  the  prophet  Jeremiahs  neck 

I I  .the  prophet  Jeremi  ah  went  his  way 

1 2. word  of  the  Lo.came  unto  Jer.  the  prophet 
after  Hananiah  the  prophet  had  broken 
from  off  the  neck  of  the  prophet  Jeremiah 
1  f . prophet  Jer.  unto  Hana.  the  prophet,  Hear 
17.  fo  Hananiah  the  prophet  died  the  fame 
29. 1. that  Jere.  the  prophet  fent  from  Jerufalem 
29.this  letter  in  the  ears  of  ] erem.the prophet 
3  2. 2. Jeremiah  the  prophet  was  fhut  up  in  the 
34.tf.then  Jeremiah  the  prophet  fpake  all  thefe 
36.8-accord.to  all  that  Jer.the/v-0/fecomman. 

2tf.and  to  take  Jeremiah  the  prophet 
37. i.which  he  fpake  by  theprophet  Jeremiah 
3. to  theprophet  Jeremiah,  faying,  Pray 

6.  word! 


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tf.word  of  the  Lord  unco  the  prophet  Jer. fay. 

13. and  he  took  J er.the prophet,  faying,  Thou 
38.$>.havedone  to  Jeremiah  the  prophet , whom 

io.and  take  up  Jeremiah  the  prophet  out  of 

14.  and  took  Jeremiah  the  prophet  unto  him 
42. 2. faid  unto  Jeremiah  the  prophet, Let 

4. Jeremiah  the  piophet  faid  unto  themJ 
43.6. and  Jeremiah  the  prophet,  and  Baruch 

45.1  .the  word  that  Jeremiah  the  prophet  fpake 
4<S.i.word  of  the  Lo.  that  came  to  Jer.the  prop- 

1 3. word  that  the  Lord  fpake  to  }er. the  pmpb. 
47. 1. came  to  Jer.  the  prophet  again  ft  the  Phil. 
49.34.that  came  to  Jer. the /»'0/;b.  againft  Elam 
jo.i.fpa'.caga.  Baby,  by  Jeremiah  the  prophet 
f  1.59/word  which  }er  .the  prophet  comman.Ser. 
Lam.z.zo  and  the  prophet  be  flam  in  the  fan&uary 
E\c\  7.z<*.then  (hall  they  feek  a  vifion  of  thepro. 

14.4  and  cometh  to  the  prophet,  I  the  Lord 
9. and  if 'the  prophet  be  deceived,when 

10.  punilhment  of  the  prophet  (hall  be  even  as 
D<w.9.i.word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Jer.  the  propb. 
Ho/^4.  j.that  thou  fhalc  be  no  prophet  to  me 

9.7.  the  prophet  is  a  fool,  the  fpirituail  man 
8  but  the  prophet  is  a  friare  of  a  fowler 
Amos  7.14.  I  wa^  no  prophet,  neither  was  I  a 
Hab.  1. 1.  the  burden  which  Habakkuk  the  propb. 

j.i.a-prayerof  HabaVkiK-  the  prophet 
Hag.1.1. came  the  word  of  the  L.by  Hag.  the  prop. 
3. word  ofthe  Lord  by  Hag.  thg.  prnphet ,  fay. 
ii.and  the  words  of  Haggai  the  prophet 
2. 1. word  ofthe  Lord  by  die  prophet  Haggai 

Verf.io. 
Zech.  1.1.  word  ofthe  Lord  unto  Zech.  the  prophet 

Verf.7. 

13.5  but  be  (hall  fay, I  am  no  prophet 

Mai.  4  J  I  will  fnd  you  Elijah  the  prophet  before 
Mat.i.zz.was  fpoken  ofthe  Lord  by  the  prophet 

Chapt.2.15. 
2.17  was  fpoken  by  Jeremie  the  prophet,  faying 
5.3  that  was  fpoken  of  by  the  prophet  Efaias 
4. 14.  which  was  fpoken  by  Efaias  the  prophet 

Chap.  8. 1 7. 
1 1.  t  7. fpoken  by  Efaias  the  prophet, faying 

39-but  the  figne  ofthe  prophet  Jonas 
1 3. 3  5. which  was  fpoken  by  the  prophet, faying 
1 6-4-but  "he  figne  ofthe  prophet  Jonas 
2i.4.which  was  fpoken  by  theprophet,  faying 

1 1 .  this  is  Jefus  the  prophet  of  Nazarerh 
24.15.  fpoken  of  by  Daniel  the  prophet 

27.9  which  was  fpoken  of  by  Jerem.  the  prophet 

3  5  .fulfilled  which  was  fj.  oken  by  the  prophet 

Mxr\  13.14  fpoken  of  by  "Dan.the  propb.  ftandino 

£^.i.76.thou  chid  (halt  be  called  the  prophet  ° 

3.4.  ofthe  words  of  Efaias  the  prophet 

4.i7.unto  him  the  book  of  the  prophet  Efaias 
24.no  prophet  is  accepted  in  his  own  countrey 
27-in  the  time  of  Elizeus  the  prophet 

7.28.there  is  not  a  greater  prophet  then 

1 1.29  but  the  figne  of  Jonas  the  prophet 
John  i  .2 ;.  as  faid  the  prophet  Efaias 

7.40.  of  a  truth,  this  is  theprophet 

52  for  outofGalileeari(ethno/»v^>£ 

12.38.  faying  of  Efaias  the  prophet  might  be 
Acl.i-  it- which  was  fpoken  by  the  prophet  Joel 

7. 48. not  intern,  made  with  ha.  as  faith  theprop. 

8. 28. fitting  in  his  charet,read  Efaias  the  prophet 
3  o.and  heard  him  read  the  prophet  E  faias 
34.of  whom  fpeaketh  theprophet  this 

13. 23.  until  Samuel  the  prophet 

28.2  5  .by  Efaias  the  prophet  unto  our  fathers 
2  Pet*z.i 6-  forbade  the  madneffe  of  the  prophet 

A  p^opljet. 
Gen.  20.7.  for  he  is  a  prophet 
Numb.iz.6.  if  there  be  a  prophet  among  you 
Dcut.ii.j.  if  there  arife  among  you  a  prophet 
18. 1  5  raife  up  unto  thee  a  prophet  from 
18. 1  will  raife  them  upaprophct  from 
2  2.when  a  prophet  fpeaketh  in  the 
34. 1  o .arofe  not  a  prophet  fince  in  I  frael 
Jitdg.6. Z.Lord  fent  a  prophet  to  the  children 
1  Sam.  3 .20.eftabli(hed  to  be  a  prophet  ofthe  Lord 

9.9.for  he  that  is  now  ca'led  a  prophet  was 
1  K.'K-i3-i%-Iamapropbetalfoasthou  art 

18.22.even  I  only  remain  a  prophet  ofthe  Lord 
19. 1  tf.anoint  to  be  a  prophet  in  thy  room 
20. 1 3  there  came  a  prophet  unto  Ahab  king 


22.7.is  there  not  here  a  prophet  of  the  Lord 

*  J0ȣ-3.u. 
2  KM  .8.  know  that  there  is  a  prophet  in  I  frael 
1  Chron.  I8.6.is  there  not  here  a  prophet  ofthe  Lo. 
2 5".  1 5" -he  fent  unto  him  a  prophet  which 

28.9.  but  aprophet  ofthe  Lord  was  there 
Jer.  1.  j.I  ordained  thee  a  prophet  to  the 

29.26.  that  is  mad,  and  maketh  liimf.  a  prophet 
27.  which  maketh  himfelf  a  prophet  to  you 
£^,£.2.  j.hath  been  aprophet  among  them 
14.7.  and  cometh  to  aprophet  to  enquire 
33.33.  know  that  a  prophet  hath  been 
Hof.iz.\i.by  a  prophet  the  Lord  brought  Ifrael 

and  by  a  prophet  was  he  preferred 
Micah  2.il.'hefhalleven  be  theprophet  of 
Matt.io.qi.TCceivethaprop.  in  the  name  of  a  prop. 
fhall  receive  a  prophets  reward 
1 1  -9-went  ye  out  for  to  fee?  A  prophet 

I  lay  unto  you,and  more  then  a  prop h. 
13.^7.  a  prophet  is  not  without  honour 
1 4.  s.becaufe  they  counted  him  as  a  prophet 
21.16  for  al!  liold  John  as  a  prophet 
46 .becaufe  they  took  him  for  a  prophet 
Mm\  6.4.  a  prophet  is  not  without  honour,  but  in 
1  5  that  it  is  a  prophet,  or  as  one  ofthe 
1 1 . 3  z.that  he  was  a  prophet  indeed 
Lu\e  7. 1 6.  that  a  great  prophet  is  rifen  up  amon<* 
26. went  ye  out  for  to  lee  ?  A  prophet 

I  fay  unto  you  ,much  more  then  a  prophet 
39-this  man,if  he  were  a  prophet,  would 
13.33-cannot  be  that  a  prophet  periih  out  of 
20.tf.they  be  pcrfwad.d  that  John  was  a  prophet 
24. 19. which  was  aprophrt,  mighty  in  deed 
John  4.19.  I  perceive  that  thou  art  a  prophet 
44.that  a  prophet  hath  no  honour  in  his 
9.17.  he  faid,  He  is  a  prophet 
Ael.i.7,o.  therefore  being  aprophet,  and  knowing 
3.22.3  prophet  fhall  the  Lord  your  God  raife 

Chjp.7.37 
2i.io.a  certain  prophet  named  Agabus 
1  Gtf.14  37.  any  man  think  himfelf tohe  a  prophet 
Titus  1.1 2,even  aprophet  of  their  own,faid 

Falfe  #iop?)rt. 
Alt.i$.6  a  falfe  prophet, a  |ew,whofe  name 
Rcw.1tf.13  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  falfe  prophet 
19. 20. and  with  him  the  falfe  prophet 
20.10  where  the  beaft  and  the  falfe  prophet  axe 
$>J0$jhet  ofthe  Lord,  Seefioju. 
That  f&iOphet. 
Deut.i  3.3  .not  hearken  to  the  words  of that  prophet 
5.  and  that  prophet,  or  that  dreamer  of 
18.20.  even  that  prophet  fhall  die 
U\eli.  1 4.9. 1  the  Lord  have  deceived  that  prophet 
John  1. 2 1.  art  thou  that  prophet?  He  anfwered  No 
2$  nor  Elias,neither  that  prophet 
tf.14.  this  is  of  a  truth  thatjrophet 
^.3.23. which  will  not  hear  that  prophet,  (hall  be 

Ifyophetjs. 
Nnmb*i  1. 29. that  all  the  Lords  peop.were  prophets 
1  Sam.  lo.j.thou  (halt  meet  a  company  of  prophets 
1  o.a  company  ofthe  prophets  met  him 
1 1. he  prophefied  among  the  prophets 

1  i.is  Saul  alfo  among  the  prophets 

Chapt.  19.  24. 
28.6. nor  by  urim,  nor  by  prophets 
ij.neither  by  prophets,  nor  by  dreams 

1  K?«gi8-4.thatObad.tookioo.  prophets,  and  hid 

i3.when  Jezebel  flew  the  prophets  of 

hid  1 00. men  of  the  Lords  prophets 
I9.and  the  prophets  of  Baal  4  50.&  the  propb. 
20  gathered  the  prophets  together  to 

2  2.Baals  prophets  are  4jo.men 

2  J.Elijah  faid  unto  the  prophets  of  Baal 
40.take  the  prophets  of  Baaljet  none 

19.10.  and  flay  thy  prophets  with  the  fword 
1 4  and  (lain  thy  prophets  with  the  fword 

22.tf.king  of  Ifrael  gather.the/>;v>/>te.r  together 
22.a  lying  fpir.  in  the  mou.  of  all  his  prophets 
z'cbrma&Ai. 
2  3  .in  the  mouth  of  all  thefe  thy  prophets 

2  Kmg-l •  1  3  to  the  pro.of  thy  fa.ro  the  proph.of  thy 

23.2.and  the  priefts,and  the  prophets,  and  all 
2  Cfo'.i8. 22.  lying  fpir. in  the  mo. of  thefe  thy  prop. 
2o.20.beleeve  his  prophets, fo  (hall  ye  profper 
24.19.yet  he  fent  prophets  to  them  to  bring 


29.25.  commandmenc  of  the  Lord  by  his  uroph 
36.16. and  milufed  hlsprophets,  uijtill 
E^a  j.i.  then  the  prophets ,  Haggai  the  prophet 

2.with  them  were  the  prophets  of  God 

Nehem. 6.7. thou  haft  alfo  appointed  prophets  to 

9.26.  and  flew  thy  prophets  which  tedified 

30. by  thy  fpiritin-thy/>/v»ffetf.f:  yet 

3  2.and  on  our  prophets,  and  on  our 

Ifai.z5.10.  the  prophets,  and  your  rulers,  the 

30. 10. and  to  the  prophets,  Prophefie  not 
Jer. 1.%. and  the  prophets  prophefie  by  Baal 
2tf-and  their  priefts,and  their  prophets 
30. one  fword  hath  devoured  your prophets 
4.9. and  the  prophets  lhall  wonder 
J. 13.  the  prophets  fhall  become  windc 
31.  the  prophets  prophefie  falfly 

8.  i.and  the  bones  ofthe  prophets,  and  the 

1 3. 1 3.  and  the  priefts,  and  the  prophets,  and 

14. 13. the  prophets  fay  unto  them,  Ye  fhall  not 
1  ^.the  prophets  prophefie  lies  in  my 
1  ^.concerning  the  prophets  that  prophefie 

by  famine  fhall  thofe  prophets  be 

23.1 3  .feen  folly  in  the  prophets  of  Samaria 
I4.fecn  in  the  prophets  of  Jcrufalem  an  horr. 
1  j. concerning  the  prophets,  Behold  I 

from  the  prophets  of  Jeruf.  isprofan. 
2 1. 1  have  not  fent  thefe  prophets,  yet 
25  .heard  what  the  prophets  (aid,  that 
2tf.yea,they  are  prophets  ofthe  deceit 
30. 1  am  againft  the  prophets  faith 
31.  behold,  I  am  againft  the  prophets 

2tf.7.fo  the  priefts,  and  the  prophets 

8.that  the  priefts,  and  the  prophets,  and  all 
n.then  fpake  the  prophets  unto  die  princes 
i6.and  to  the  prophets,  Thisman  is  not 

27.9.  therefore  hearken  not  ye  to  your p-rophets 

Ver.itf. 
1  J. might  pe.ri(h,ye  and  the  prophets  that 
1 8. if  they  be  prophets, and  if  the  word  of  die 

zS.B.ths prophets  that  have  been  before  me 

2p.i.that  Jer.  fent  from  Jeruf.  unco  theprophets 
8. let  not  your  prophets  deceive  you 

1  j.  faid,  The  Lord  hath  raifed  us  up  prophets 
32.32.  provoke  me  to  anger;  they,their/»^te.r 
37.19-wherearenowyour  prophets  which 

Lam.z.y.her  prophets  alfo  find  no  vifion  from 
i4.thy  prophets  have  feen  vain  things 
4.1 3 .  for  the  fins  of  her  prophets  that  have  (hed 
£^£.13. 2.  prophefied  againft  theprophets  of  Ifrael 
3.W0  unto  the  foollih prophets, that  follow 
4.O  Ifrael,  thy  prophets  ate  like  the  foxes 
9. mine  hand  (hall  be  upon  theprophets 
\6. the  prophets  of  Ifrael  which  prophefie 
22.25. there  isa  confp'racie  of 'her  prophets 

2  8t  her  propb.  have  daubed  them  with  untem. 
Hof.6.  J. therefore  have  I  hewed  them  by  the  psoph. 

1 2.  r  o.I  have  alfo  fpoken  by  theprophets 
Amos  2. 11. 1  raifed  up  of  your  fons  for  prophets 

i2.comman.  theprophets,  faying,  Prophefie 
Micoh  3.5  faith  the  Lord  concerning  theprophets 
tf.the  fun  fhall  go  down  over  the  proplets 
1 1  .and  theprophets  thereof  divine  for  money 
Zep fe.3-4.her  prophets  are  treacherous  perfons 
Zccfc.L4.unt0  whom  th;  former  prophets  have 
5. and  the  prophets ,do  they  live  for  ever 
7. 3. to  fpeak  to  the  prophets  paying,  Should 
7.  which  the  L.  hath  cried  by  the  former  prop. 
1 2. fent  in  his  fpiric  by  the  former  prophets 
13.2.1  willcaule  theprophets  to  pafleoutof 
.     4.that  the  prophets  (hall  be  afhamed  every 
Mott.z.^.  for  thus  it  is  written  by  th? prophets 

23.fulfilled  which  was  fpofcen  by  the  prophets 
5. 1 2.for  fo  perfecuted  they  the  prophets 

1 7.  not  come  to  deftroy  the  law,  or  the  propb. 
7.i2.forthis  is  the  law  and  the  prophets 
1 3 . 1 7.that  many  prophets  have  defired  to  fee 
22.40.on  thefe  2.com.hang  all  the  law  &  propb. 
23.  31.  child,  of  them  which  killed  theprophets 
34.I  fend  unto  you  prophets  and  wife  men 
37.Jerufalem  thou  thac  killeft  theprophets  ' 
Ma'-k  i.2.as  it  is  writcen  in  the  prophets 
Lȣ.i.7o.fpake  by  the  mouth  of  his  holy  prophets 
6.23. like  man.  did  their  fathers  unto  the  propb. 

9 .  S.that  one  of  che  old  prophets  was  rifen 

1 0.24. 1  tell  you  that  many  prophets  have  defir. 
1 1  49. 1  will  fend  them  prophets  and  Apoftles 
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1 3. 3 4.O  Jeruf. — which  killed  the  prophets,and 
i5.i6.the  law  and  the  prophets  were  untill  John 
z9.they  have  Moles  and  the  prophets, let  them 
3 1  .if  they  hear  not  Mofes  and  the  prophets 
1 8. 3 1. all  things  that  are  written  by  theprophets 
jAf.to  beleeve  all  that  the  prophets  have  fpo. 
'  44.written  in  the  law  of  Mo.and  in  iheprophl 
John  1.45  iound  him  of  whom  —  the  prophets  did 
6  4v  ic  is  written  in  the  prophets,  And  they 
8[ji'.haftadcvil.Abr.isdcad,andthe/wj>te 
'  •>  I  greater  then  Abr.-— the  pro.  who  are  dead 
^ff„3.i8.by  the  mouth  of  all  his  prophets,that  Ch. 
zi.fpoken  by  the  mouth  of  all  his  holy  prop. 
n.z7.inthefc  dayes  came  prophets  from  Jeruf. 
1 2 . 1  .at  Antioch,  certain  prophets  and  teachers 
r  y  ,propbets,the  rulers  of  the  fynagogue  fent 
40  .come  upon  you  which  is  fpo.  of  in  the  pro. 
1 5 . 3 1.  Judas  and  Silas,being  prophets  alfo 
14. 1 4.which  are  written  in  the  law  and  the  pro. 
z6.zi  .then  thofe  which  the  prophets  and  Mofes 
27.king  Agrippa,  beleeveft  thou  the  prophets 
Rom.i  .z'.which  he  had  promifed  afore  by  hisproph. 
j.zi.being  witnefled  by  the  law  and  the  proph. 
n.3.Lord,they  have  killed  thy  prophets 
1  Cor. 1  z.aS Secondarily  prophets, thirdly  teachers 
Z9.  are  all  prophets?  are  all  teachers 
14.29.  let  the  prophets  fpeak  two  or  three,  and 
Epbef.z.io&uilt  upon  the  founda.  — of  the  Proph. 
3.  5  .revealed  unco  his  — -prophets  by  the  fpirit 
4. 1 1, and  he  gave  fome — prophets 
1  Jbef.z.i  y. killed  the  LJefus,  and  their  own  pro. 
Hcki.i.fpake — unto  the  fathers  by  the  prophets 
fames  5.  io.take,my  brcthrci\,the prophets 
1  Pet. 1  ao.of  which  falvation  the  prophets  have 
1  P<tf.3.i.whichwerc  fpo. before  by  the  holy  proph. 
Kcf.ii.ro.becaufe  thefe  two  prophets  tormented 
i6.S.they  have  (hed  the  bloud  of — prophets 
i8.2o.rejoyce  over  her —  ye  holy — prophets 

24-in  her  was  found  the  bloud  of  prophets 

zz.9.and  of  thy  brethren  the  prophets 

Alt  the  f>>iopl)et0. 

r  Kl.i9-  i-riad  (lain  all  the  prophets  with  the  fword 

12.10.all  the  prophets  prophefied  before  them 

n-and  all  the  prophets  prophelied  fo 

2  dv0tf.18.11. 
z  Ri- 10. 1 9.call  unto  me  all  the  prophets  oi Baal 

1 7.13-and  againfl:  Judab,by  all  the  prophets 
z  Chm.i'i. 5. all  the  prophets  prophefied  before 
jVfdrc.11.13.for  all  the  prophets  prophefied  untill 
Lull?  n.jo.bloud  of  all  the  prophets,  which  was 
1 3 .  18. fee — all  the  prophets  in  the  kingdome 
14. 17  .beginning  a: — allthe  prophets, he 
^fl. 3. 14. all  the  prophets  from  Samuel,  and  thofe 
10.43. to  him  give  all  the  prophets  witnefie 
Falfe  ^J,np\)et8. 
Matt.7  il  beware  of f&Ke prophets 

14. 1 1. and  many  falfe  prophets  mail  rife 
24. for  there  fhall  arife  falfe  prophets 
Mii\  1  3.22.  falfe  Chrifts,and  falfe  prophets  fhall 
Lu\.6-zS .fo  did  their  fathers  to  the  falfe  prophets 
z  Pet.  2. 1  .there  were  falfe  prophets  alfo  a  mong 
1  John  4.i.becaufe  many  falfe  prophets  axe  gone 

My  ^zopijetflf. 
1  Chron.  16.22.and  do  my  prophets  no  harm 

Pfd.10f.15. 
Of  the  ^ophtfg. 
t  Sam.  io.io.behold,a  company  of  the  prophets  met 
1 9. 20. when  they  faw  the  company  of  the  propb. 

1  Ri.zo.-tf.a  certain  man  of  the  fons  of  the  proph. 

4,i.difcerned  him,  that  he  was  of  the  prophets 
22. 1 3. behold  now,the  words  of  the  prophets 
z  I\jn.i.2..  fons  of  the  prophets  that  were  at  Bethel 
5.  fons  of  the  prophets  drat  were  at  Jericho 
7.  fifty  men  of  the  fons  of  the  pro plaits  went 
1  y  .when  the  fons  of  the  prophets  which  were 
4.r.  of  the  wives  of  the  fons  of  the  prophet  s  . 
3  8. fons  of  the  prophets  were  fitting  before 
feethe  pottage  for  the  fons  of  the  proph. 
y.zz.two  young  men  of  the  fons  of  the  prophets 
6. 1  .fons  of  the  prophets  faid  unto  Elifha 
p.i.EIifha-^alled  one  ofthe  chil.  of  the  proph. 

2  C0'.i8.y.kingof  If  ga.toge.  of  prop  bets  40Q.men 

1  z.bchold,  the  words  of  the  prophets  declare 
Nch.g.  1 4.and  the  reft  of  the  prophets  that  would 
Jer.z^-gbecaufe  of  the  prophets,  all  my  bones 

itf.hearkennotto  the  words  of  the  prophets 


z6.  fhall  this  b;  in  the  heart  of  the  prophets 

27.i4-hcarkennot  to  the  words  of  the  prophet's 

Hfl/^i2.io.uledfimil.by  theminiftery  of th? propb. 

Zccb.S.^.thefe  words  by  the  mouth  of  the  prophets 

Af^.i<5\i4.oth;rsfav,Jerem.or  oneofths  prophets 

23.2  9.bccaufe  ye  build  the  tombes  of  the  proph., 

30.partak.with  them  in  the  bloud  of  the  pro. 

2<S.?6.fcripcures  of  the  prophets  might  be  fulfill. 

Mali  6-i  >. others  faid — or  as  one  of  the  prophets   . 

8.z8.and  othcrs,One  of  the  prophets 
£'4'2.8»that  one  of  the  old  prophets  was  rifen  again 

Ver.  19. 
1  i.47.for  ye  build  the  fepulchres  of  the  prophets 
Acl.^.z  5 .ye  are  the  children  of  the  prophets 
7.4  2. as  ic  is  written  in  the  book  of  the  prophet  s 
5  z.which  of  the  prophets  have  not  your  fath. 
13.27.nor  yet  the  voices  of  the  prophets 
1 S  .1  f  .to  this  agree  the  words  of  the  prophets 
28. 23. and  out  of  the  prophets,  from  morning 
Rom.  1 6.2(5\and  by  the  fcriptures  of  the  prophets 
I  Co;'.  1 4. 3  i.fpii.-its  of  the  prophets  are  fubjeft  to  the 
Epbef  z.zo.are  bu'lt  upon  the  found. of  th: — prop. 
Hc6.11.32.time  would  fail  me  to  tell -of  the  pro. 
Rev.zz.6.Lord  God  ofthe  holy  prophets  fent 

Servants  the  |->2Qpljer0. 
2K/-9-7-avenge  ^e  bloud  of  my  ferv.  the  prophets 
17. 13. fent  to  you  by  my  forvants  the  prophets 
z3.had  faid  by  all  his  fervants  the  prophets 
2i,io.fpake  by  his  fervants  the  prophets,  faying 
Chap.  2  4. 2. 
Esy. 9. 11. commanded  by  thy  fervants  the  prophets 
Jer. 7. z%.fent  to  you  all  my  lervants  the  prophets 
25.4.  lent  to  you  his  fervants  the  prophets 
26.5  .hearken  to  the  words  of  my  ferv.the  proph. 
29.19.fent  to  them  by  my  fer. the  prophet  s,vifmg 
Chap.35.ij. 
44.4.fent  unto  you  all  my  ferv.the  prophets 
£^.38.17.  havefpoken  by  my  ferv.  the  prophets 
Dan.9. 6. ne'i.have  weheark.to  thy  fer.  theprophets 

lo.fet  before  us  by  his  fervants  the  prophets 

Amos  3.7.reveal.his  fecretunto  his  ferv.the  prophets 

Zecb.1.6.  which  I  commanded  my  fer, the  prophets 

Ktru.  10.7. hath  declared  to  his  fervants  theprophets 

11.18.give  reward  unto  thy  fervants  theprophets 

ISiopbcteffe. 

Exod.i  5 .2o.and  Miriam  the  propheteffe  took  a  tim. 
_7«rfg.4.4.Deborah  apropbeteffe  — (he  judged 
z  Ki- 2 2.1 4. Afahiah  went  unto  Huldah  the  prophet, 
z  Chron.  34.22. 
Xcfo.1S.14.and  on  the  propheteffe  Noadiah^and  the 
Ifai. 8.3.I  went  unto  the  propheteffe , and  fhe 
LuhJ  Z-36-  there  was  one  Anna  a  propheteffe 
Rev.z.zo.  ]czebel,wh;chcalleth  her  fclf  a  prophet. 

propitiation. 

Kow.3 .2f  .God  hath  fet  forth  to  be  a  propitiation 
1  John  2. 2. he  is  the  propitiation  for  our  fins 
4.10.  his  Son  to  be  the  propitiation  for  our  fins 
f->jopO£ttort. 
1  Kjn.7.36  accord-to  the  proportion  of  every  one 
fob  41 . 1 2.  nor  his  comely  proportion 
Kaffz.ia.tf.prophefie  accor.  to  the  proportion  of  faith 

pzofelpte. 
MM .2 ; .  1  f  •  Tea  and  land  to  make  one  P/ofelyte 
A6i.6.  j. and  Nicolas  a  Projelyte  of  Amioch 

$tofel?te0. 
^^.lo.ftrangersofRome^ewsandPw/ciyfM 
13.43.  and  religious Profelytes  followed  Paul 
|2>iofpoct. 
£^^•40.44.  and  then  profpecT:  was  towardthe  fouth 
having  their  profpecT:  toward  the  north 
4  j.this  chamber  whofe  profpecl  is  toward 
46.chamb.whofe/Jrt>//tf;<!?  is  toward  the  north 
42.  i  J.  whofe  profpeei  is  toward  the  eaft,  and 

Chap.  43.  4. 
pjofper* 

Gtv2.24.40.  will  fend  his  angel  with  thee,&  profper 
4 1.  if  now  thou  do  profper  my  way  which  I  go 
3 9. 3. L. made  all  that  he  did  to  profper  Ver. 23 . 
IV/(;wfc.i4.4i.butit  fhall  not  profper 
Dfai.28.29.thou  (halt  not  profper  in  thy  waves 

29.9.that  ye  may  pro} 'per  in  all  that  ye  do 
foff).i.7.that  thou  mayeft  profper  whitherfoever 
1  i^.2.3-that  thou  mayeft  profper  in  all  that  thou 
22. 1  i.and[rrofper  :  for  the  Lord  fhall  deliver  it 
1  f.go,and  profper:  for  the  Lord  (hall  deliver 
1  Cbr.z  2.1  i.my  fon.the  L.be  with  thee,and  profper 
Dddd  3 


1 3. then  lhalt  thou  pro/per, if  thout-akeit 

2  Chron.  131-12;  for  you  fhall  not  pro/per 

18. 11. and  profper:  for  the  Lord  fhall  deliver 

i4.go  ye  up,  and  profper,  and  they  fhall 
20.zo.beieeve  his  prophets5fo  fhall  ye  profper 
24.20.  cannot  pro) 'per?,  beqau(e  ye  haveforfaken. 
2 6. 5/. fought  the  Lord,  God  made  him  to  profpe; 

Neh:  1. 1 1  .and  pt 0} per,  I  pray  thee^thy  fet  vane 
2.20. God  of  heaven,  lie  mil  profper  us 

fob  i2.6.the  tabernacles  of  robbers  profper 

P/2i/.i.3.vvhatfocver  he  doth  (hall  profper 
73. 1 2.  who  profper  in  the  world,they  increafe 
122.6-thcy  fhall  profper  that  love  thee 

Praf.28.13.  he  that  cover,  his  fins  (hall  not profp. 

V.cclcf.i  i.tf.thou  knoweft  not  whether  (hall  projpef 

J/rfi.?3.io.pleafure  ofthe  Lord  (hall profper 
J4.17.no  weapon  formed  aga.thee,  fhall  profper 
55.11  .and  it  (hall  profper  in  the  things 

_/«/. 2. 3 7. and  thou  fhalt  not  profper  in  them 

J.z  8.thecaufe  ofthe  fatherlcfle,yet  they  profper 
10. 21. therefore  they  (hall  not  profper 
i2.i.wh;rfore  doth  the  way  of  the  wicked  prof 
20.11  for  they  (hall  not  profper,  their  everlaft. 
22.30.3  man  that  (hall  not  profper  in  his  dayes 

for  no  man  of  his  feed  (hall  profper 
23.5-.and  a  king  fhall  reign  and  profper 
jz.y.fightwith  the  Caldeans,ye  lhal  not  profper 

Lam.  1 .5. her  enemies  profper,  for  the  Lord  hath 

E\e{.  1 6. 1 3 .and  thou  didft  profper  into  a  kingdome ' 
17. 9. fhall  it  profper?  (hall  he  not  pull 
io.being  planted, (hall  it  profper?  (hall 
1 5  .fhall  he  profper?  (hall  he  efcape 

Drf».8.24.he  fhall  deftroy  wond.  and  fhall  profper 
zj.he  (hall  caufe  craft  to profptr 
1 1. 27. but  it  (hall  not  profpit:  for  yet 
3<S  and  fhall  profp.  r  till  the  indignation 

3  John  2.  that  thou  mayeft  profper,  and  be 

f2>?ofpereD. 

Gen. 24. 56. feeing  the  Lord  hath  profpe rcdmy  way 
7/«/g.4.24.hand  ofthe  children  of  Ifrael  profpered 

2  Sam.  1 1.7.  and  how  the  war  profpered 

z  K'-i8.7-  and  he  profpti'ed  whitherfoever  he  went 
1  Chron. z$  z^.and  profpered^rtd  all  If.  obeyed  him 
zChro.i4t.7-  fo  they  built  and  profpered 

31 .21.  he  did  it  withall  his  heart, and  profpered 
32.  30.  and  Hezek  iah  profpered  in  all  his  works 
E^'.6.i4.they  profpered  through  the  prophecyiiig 
Job  9.4.  againfl  him*  and  hath  profpered 
Dan.6.z%.fo  this  Daniel  profpered  in  the  reign 

8.12,  and  ic  pra.5tifed,and  profpered 
1  C0T.16.Z.  as  God  hath pn>//><raihirn,that  there 

#jofperetlj. 
£^.5.-S.and  profpereth  in  their  hands 
Pfal.7,7.7  fret  not  thy  felf  becaufe  of  him  who  prof. 
Prov.i  7.8.whitherfoever  it  turneth,it  profpereth 

3  John  2.in  health,even  as  thy  foul  pre fperctb 

^lofperitte. 
Deut.z^.6.nor  their  profpe;  itie  all  thy  dayes 
1  Sam.zs .(■  .ye  fay  to  him  that  liveth  in profperitie 
if(/.io7.thy  wifdome  and/>ra//)e/«if  exceedeth 
Job  1 5.21  .in  profperitie  the  deftroyer  fhall  come 

3tt.11.they  (hall  fpend  their  dayes  in  profperitie 
Pfal.2,o.6-in  my  profperitie  I  faid,I  (hall  never 
3  5;.  27.  which  hath  pleafure  in  the  profperitie 
7:.3.whcn  I  faw  the  profperitie  of  the  wicked 
1 1 8 .  z  % .  I  befeech  thee  fend  now  profperitie 
izz.7.and  profperitie  within  thy  palaces 
Prov.i. ^z. profperitie  of  fools  fhall  deftroy  them 
Eeekf.7. 14. in  the  day  of  profperitie  be  joyful! 
_7«\22-2i.I  fpake  unto  thee  in  thy  profperitie 

33-9.for  all  the  profper  itie  that  I  procured  unto 
£dOT.5.i7.from peace  :  I  forgate profperitie 
Zecb.i.n.my  cities ithfough profperitie  (hall  }'Qt 
7.7.when  Jerufalem  was  in  profperitie 
fjjofperoucf. 
GOT.24.21.L0rd  made  his  journey  profperotis 

39.2  he  was  aprofperom  man 
Jvjh.i.ixhen  thou  (halt  make  thy  way  prefpemu 
./Wf.iS.f-way  which  we  go  fnallbe  profperons 
Job  S.^.make  the  habit. of  thy  righteouf.  profpemti 
Jfai.^.i')-  and  he  fhall  make  his  way  profpewus 
Zech.9-ii.fox  the  feed  fhall  be  profperom 
Rom.s.io.  I  might  have  a  profperotis  journey 

^Ehafperoiiftp. 

z  Chr.7 .1  i.in  his  own  houfe  he  profperoufly  effected 
Pfak&f-A-  in  thy  majeftie  ride  profperoufly    r 

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L:vit. 19.19.  do  not  prostitute  thy  daught.to  caufe 

f2>zotection. 
Df/tf.32.38.  and  let  them  be  your  proteffion 

Gen.it  3. 3. the  man  did  folemnly  proteft 

1  Sam.%-9.  yet  protcfi  folemnly  unto  them 

1  Cor.1y.31. 1  protest  by  your  rejoycing  which  I 

f&zotetteO. 
C2C&.Z.42.  and  prate fied  unto  thee,  faying,Know 
fer.u.7,.1  earneftly  protcfted  unto  your  fathers 
Zecb.z.6.  angel  of  the  Lord  protejted  unto  Jofhua 

$jctettfng. 
fer.11.7.  and  protejt'mg,  faying,  Obey  my  voice 

_/(?£/  9. 13  .the  proud  helpers  do  floop  under  him 
1.6.1  2.  underftand.  he  fmiteth  thorovv  the  proud 
38.11  .and  here  (hall  thy  proitd  waves  be  flayed 
40.11.  and  behold  every  one  that  is  proud 
1 2.  look  on  every  one  that  is  pw«l 
Pfal.iz-2.  the  tongue  that  fpeaketh  pro/«/ things 
3  r. 23. and  plentifully  reward  theproud  doer 
404.  and  refpefteth  not  the  proud  ,nor   . 
86.14.O  God,the  proud  are  rifen  againftlrne 
94.2.  render  a  reward  to  the  poud 
1 0 1 . f.and  a  frow^  heart  will  not  I  fuffer 
119. 21  haft  rebuked  thzproud  that  are  cutfed 

5  1  the  //W/rf  have  had  me  greatly  in 
■    69. the  proud  have  forged  a  lie  againft  me 
78. let  the  pnwdbeafhamed/or  they 
8  5  .the proud  have  digged  pits  for  me 
1  z  2. let  not  the  /"'o«rfopprefle  me 
1 23-4.and  with  contempt  of  the  proud 
1 24.7. then  theproud  waters  had  gone  over 
138.6.  but  theproudhe  knoweth  afar  off 
i4o.y.t,he /»'<««/  have  hid  a  fnare  for  me 
Prov  6. 1  j. a  proud  look  ^  a  lying  tongue,and 
15. 25. Lord  will  deftroy  the  houfeof  the  proud 
i6.$-every  one  that  iSjWoWmheart 

1 9. then  to  divide  the  fpoile  with  theproud 
n.4.an  high  look,and  a  proud  heart 

zq.proud  and  haughtie  fcorner  is  his  name 

who  dealcth  in  proud  wrath 
18.25:.  he  that  is  of  a  proud  heart  fliireth 
Ecclef.7 .8.is  better  then  the  proud  in  fpirit 
Ifai. 2. 1 2. upon  every  one  that  is  proud  and,  lofty 
1 3. 1 1. caufe  the  arrogancy  of  the  proud  to-ceafc 
16. 6.  he  is  very  proud)  even  of  his haughtinefle 
Jer.i$.t%  .benotproud:  £ov  the  Lord  hath  fpoken 
43. 2. and  all  the  proud  men,  faying  unto  Jcr. 
48.2  9.he  is  exceed 'ng  proud,  his  loftinefle 
50.29.for  {he  hath  been  proud  againft  the  Lord 
3  i.I  am  againft  thee,  O  thou  mo  fi  proud- 
32.the  moft proud  (hall  (tumble  and  fall 
Hab.z.  jr. he  is  a  proud man,  neith.  keepeth  at  home 
Ata/.3.i$.now  we  call  the /»oW  happy, yea 

4.i.and  all  the  proud,  and  all  that  do  wickedly 
Lu\e  1. 51.  he  hath  fcattered  the  proudin  the  imag. 
Rom.  1 . 3 o. defpitcfull,/')'W,hoaftersJ  inventers 
1  Tiro.6.4.  ne  's  proud,  knowing  nothing 
2Ti.3.2.menihalbe  lov.  of  their  own  felvesjroud 
Jam.^.g.whetfore  he  faith,God  refifteth  theproud 
l  Pet.f.i.  for  God  refifteth  theproud,  andgivcth 

^ZOuOIp, 
Exod.iti.u.in  the  thing  wherin  they  dealtproudly 
1  Sam.z  3. talk  no  more  fo  exceeding  proudly 
Neb.v.ioSor  thou  kneweft  that  they  dealt  proudly 
i6.but  they  and  our  fathers  dealtproudly 
29. yet  they  dealtproudly,  and  hearkened  not 
Pfal.  17.  t  c.  with  their  mouth  they  foeak  proudly 

3i.i8.wh:ch  fpeak  grievous  things  proudly 
ifai.z.'i.the  child  fhall  behave  himfelf proudly 
Obad.  1 2.  neith.fhouldeft  thou  have  fpoken  proudly 

E.rfli.i6.4.that  I  may  prove  thenyvhecher  they  wil 

20.20.fear  not:  for  God  is  come  to  prove  you 
Deitt.S.z  and  toprove  thee,  to  know  whatvvas 
i6.and  that  he  might  prove  thee,  to  do  thee 

3  3.6.  whom  thou  didd  prove  at  Mafia 
Judg.z.xz  that  through  them  T  may  prove  Ifrael 

3.1.  which  the  Lord  left  to  prove  Ifrael  by  them 
4. and  they  were  to  prove  Ifrael  by  them 

6.^.lctmeprove,l  pray  thee,  but  this  once 
1  Kj- 1  o.  1  me  came  to  prove  him  with    2  Cbron.9.1 . 
J  7»6  9 .20.  it  (hall alfopjowe  me  perverfe 
Pfal.i6.z.  examine  me,  O  Lord,artd  prove  me 


Ecclcf.z.i.l  will  prove  thee  with  mirth 
Van.i.iz.provcthy  fcrv.  I  befeech  thee,  tendayes 
Mal.$o.io.and  prove  me  now  herewith 
Lutt.xo..  t9.bought  5. yoke  of  oxen,  8c  I  go  toprove 
John.  6. 6. and  this  he  laid  toprove  him 
^5,24.13  neither  can  they  prove  the  things 

2f.7.againft  Paul,which  they  could  not  prov? 
Rom.iz.z.  that  ye  may  prove  what  isthatgood 
1  Cw.8.8.and  toprove  the  fincerity  of  your  love 

r  3. 5. prove  your  own  felves,knowyenot 
Gd.6.^.let  every  man  prove  his  own  work 
1  Thef.s.zi.prove  all  things:  hold  faft  that  which 

Gcs.42.15.  hereby  ye  fhall  he  proved 

16.  that  your  words  may  be  proved 
Exod.  15.25.  and  there  he  proved  them 
1  Saw.i7.39.aflayed  to  go, for  he  had  not  provedit 
for  I  have  not  proved  them 
P/^A  1 7.j.thou  haft  proved  my  heart 
66,\o,{ot  thou,0  God,haft  proved  us 
81.7. 1  ^/wf  rfth.ee  at  the  waters  of  Meribah 
95.9.  prov cd  me ,and  faw  my  works 
Ecclef. y.zx.aM  this  have  1  proved  by  wifdome 
Dan. 1. i$.and  proved  them  ten  dayes 
Rom.2.$,we  have  before /»02«!,boib.  Jewes 
i  Cor. 8. 2  2.whom  we  have  oftentimes  proved 
1  Tim.2.10.  and  let  thefe  ajfo  firft  be  proved 
Hcb- }.$  proved  me.and  faw  my  works  fourty  yeers 

SOjobeth. 
Deut.13.2.  for  the  Lord  your  Godproveth  you 
#fototng. 

Atf.$.iz. proving  that  this  is  very  Chrift 

Epb.  5 .  10. proving  what  is  acceptable  to  the  Lord 

^lobenOer. 
Gen. 24. 2  5. we  have  both  ftraw  and  provender 
32.gave  ftraw  and  provender  for  the  camels 
42.27. to  give  his  afle  provender  in  tbeinne 
43.24.he  gave  their  afles provender 
fudg.19. 1 9 -yet  there  is  both  ftraw  and  provender 

21. and  gave  provender  unto  the  afles 
//dj.30.24.  oxen  fhall  eat  clean  provender 

tyiovttb. 
Dfwr.28.37.  aprovt,b,and  a by-word,among 
1  Sam. 10.  1  r.ther.  fore  it  became  a  proverb 
24. 1 3  .as  faith  the  proverb  of  the  ancients 

1  King.  9.7.  and  Ifrael  fhall  be  aprovob 

2  Chron.T  .zo.and  will  make  it  to  be  a  proverb 
Pfal.fy.  1 1.  and  I  became  a  proverb  to  them 
Prov.  1 .6. to  underftand  aproverb,  and  the 
7/ai.i4.4.{halttake  up  this  proverb  againft 
fer.z/19.  to  be  a  proverb,  a  taunt.,and  a  curfe 
£^.1 2.22.what  is  that  proverb  that  ye  have 

13. 1  will  make  thisproverb  to  ceafe 

no  more  ufe  it  as  a  proverb  in  Ifrael 
1 4. 8. and  make  him  a  %ne  and  a  proverb 
16.44. that  ufeth  proverbs,fhall  ufe  thisproverb 
18.2.  what  meane  ye,that  ye  ufe  thisproverb 
3 .  any  more  to  u  e  this  proverb 
Hab.z.6. and  a  taunting  proverb  againft  him 
Lu\e  4.23.ye  wil!  furely  fay  unto  me  this  proverb 
John  16.29.  and  fpeafceft  no  proverb 
2  Pet. z.zz.  hap.to  them  accord,  to  the  tine  proverb 

^jotoerbs. 
Jv#w£.2i.27.whereforc  they  that  fpake  in  proverbs 
1 1(/K.4.32.andhefpake  $ooo.proverbs 
Prov.  1 . 1  .the  proverbs  of  Solomon  the  Ion  of  Dav. 
10. 1.  the  prourbs  of  Solom.  A  wile  fon  maketh 
2  5.1. thefe  are  alfo  proverbs  of  Solomon 
Ecclef.  1 2.9. and  fet  in  order  many  proverbs 
£^.16.44. behold  everyone  that  ufeth  proverbs 


1  Sam.16.1.  for  I  have  provided  me  a  king  amon? 

2  Stfff2.19.32.and  he  lud  provided  the  king  of 


Kjng.^.-j.  which  provided  victuals  for  the  king 
27.officers  piflmW  victuals  for  king  Sobm 
2  Chron. 32.29. moreover, he providedhitn cities 
Pfal.6  5.9.when  thou  haft  fo  provided  for  it 
Z.«/;.i2.ao.thofe  things  be  which  thou  haft  provided 
Hft.11.40. God  having  provide d  fomc  better  thin" 

^otilKttce. 

^S.24.2.doneunto  this  nation  by  thy  providence 

|2>iotoiDetb> 
Job  3  8 . 4 1  .who  provideth  for  the  ra  ven  his  food 
Prov.6.8 . providethher meat  in  thefummer 

fS>?ot)tOing. 
2  Cor.8.zi.providing£ot  honeft  things,  hot  only 

fOioWnce. 
Eya  y.S.he  went  into  the  province  of  Judea 
6.2.that  is  in  the  province  of  the  Medes 
7.  i«5-  gold  that  thou  canft  find  in  all  the  prov 
Neb.i.i.lcft.  in  the  captivity  there  in  the  province  ' 
7.6.thefe  are  dle  children  of  t!ie  province 
1 1 .3. thefe  are  the  chief  of  the  province 
Ejib.i.zz.he  fent  letters  Into  every  province 
3.1 2.to  the  gover.  that  were  over  every  province 
to  the  rul.  of  every  peo..of  every  province 
i4-to  be  given  in  every  province , was 
4-3'^nd  in  every province  whirherfoever  the 
8 .9  .unto  every  province  according  to  the  writing 
1 1. and  province  that  would  aflault  them,  both 
13.3  command-to  be  given  in  every  province 
i7-in  every  province  whitherfoever  the 
9-28.and  kept  throughout  every  province 
£a4>f.5.8.feeft  jufticein  a  p rovince, marvell  not 
P^^-made  him  ruler  over  the  whole  province 
49-and  Abednego  over  the  affairs  of  the  prov 
3-i.he  fet  it  up  in  the  province  of  Babylon 
1 2. fet  over  the  affairs  of  the  province 
jo.and  Abednego  in  the  province  of  Babylon 
8.2.which  is  in  the  province  of  Elam,  and 
j  a  I,24-cven  uPon  tnc  facteft  pkces  oftheprovin. 
*ci.z2*z4.he  asked  of  what  province  he  was 
zj.i.when  Feftus  was  come  into  theprovinte 
$>?obtoceg. 
1  K'-io.i4.  young  men  of  the  princes  of  theprov. 

1  J.numb.the  yo.men  of  tire  prin.  of  rhe^oz-', 
17. young  men  of  the  provinces  went  out  firft 
19-young  men  of 'the provinces  came  out 

EYa*-l,>'andhmtmlluntoYmgsandprovinces 
Ejib.  1.  1.  over  127.  provinces 

3-  princes  of  the  provinces  being  before 
l6.to  all  the  peo.  that  are  in  all  the  provinces 

2  2.  fent  letters  into  all  the  Vmgs provinces 
2.3.appoint  officers  in  all  the  province s 

1 8  and  he  made  a  releafe  to  the  province! 
3.8.  among  the  people  in  all  the  provinces 

i3.fent  by  ports  into  all  the  kings  provinces 
4.1 1.  people  of  the  kings  provinces  do  know 
8.5-which  are  in  all  the  kings  provinces 
9.andthe  rulers  of  the/>?m>«ffj,which  are 

1  z  7.  provinces, unto  every  province 
i2.upon  one  day  in  all  theprovinces  of  king 
9. 2. throughout  all  theprovinces  of  the  king 
3.and  all  the  rulers  of  the  province  s 
4.  fame  went  out  throughout  all  theprovinces 
1 2  .have  they  done  in  the  reft  of  the  ki.  prop. 
16.otb.er  Jews  that  were  in  the  kings  provinces 
io.ro  all  the  Jews  that  were  in  all  the provin. 
30.to  3 !  7. provinces  of  the  kingdome 
Ecclef.z.2. and  of  theprovinces:  I  gate  mc 
Lam.t.t  .and  princes  among  theprovinces 


z.  \i'c-i  0.44.  ucuuia  every  one  tnai  uietn  y/uocim 

Job.  1 6. 2  5.  all  thefe  thingshave  I  fpoke  in  prove  rb  j  |  Lam.x.i.. 

no  more  {peak  unto  you  inproverbs  i^1*'8,0"  c«e7  Rde.  f^m  the provmet 
iSiobtOe. 

G'fK.22.8.God  will  provide  himfelfa  lamb 

•  3 0.30. now  when  fhall  I  provide  for  mine  own 
Exod.18.z1. provide  out  of  all  the  people  able  men 
i  Sam.  16.17.  provide  me  now  a  man  that  can  play 
2  Chron. z.7. whom  David  my  father  did  provide 
Pfal.yS.zo.can  heprovide  flefh  for  his  people 
Matt.10.9,  provide  neither  filver,nor  gold 
Lul(.i  2.3  2  .provide  your  felves  bags  which  wax 
/4f7.23.24.and  provide  them  beafts,that  they  may 
Rom.1z.17. provide  things  honeft  in  the  fight 
r  Tim.5. 8.bat  if  any  provide  not  for  his  own 

Dfar.33.2i.  he  providedthe  firft  part  for  himfelf 


Tian.-i .  2.and  all  the  rulers  of  the  provinces  to  come 
3. rulers  of  the  provinces  were  gathered 

^HobiQon. 
G?»-42. 25.ro  give  them provijion  for  the  way 

45  2 1. gave  them  provijion  for  the  way 
Jojb.9.5  bread  of  their  provijion  was  dry 

i^-.our  bread  we  took  hot  for  our  provijion 
1  rvi.47.each  man  his  mon.  in  a  ye.  made  provijion 

22 .Solomons  provijion  for  one  day  was 
z  KJB-6.23.he  prepared  great  provijion  for  them 
1  Cfew2.29.T9. for  the  which  I   hzvem^de povifion 
P[al.i2z.i<,.  I  will  abundantly  bleffehcr/ww/?o# 
Dan.i.'y.  king  appointed  them  a  daily  provifon. 
Rom.  13.14.  and  make  not  provision  frr  the  flefh       I 


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fjttotooeatfon. 

i  King.\$-7,o.  made  Ifr.  fin  by  his  provocation 

zi.ii.  for  the  provocation  wherewith  thou  haft 
fob  1'7.1/mine  eye  continue  in  their  provocation 
PH  q  r  .8.  harden  not  your  heart  as  in  the  provoca. 
J'"y  Heb.3.  8,iy. 

?£r.  3  2  3 1 .  been  to  me  as  a  provocation  in  mine 
£«|  20  28  .there  they  preftnted  the  pro  vocation  of 

^atjccattotuJ. 
2  Itw.23.  2*.  becaufe  of  all  the  provocations  that 
Web  9.1 8.  and  had  wrought.great/>roiwatt<wi 

Verie  26. 
pjotoolje. 
iE.m1.23. 21.  and  obey  his  voice,  provoke  him  not 
Numb.H.i  i-how  long  will  this  people  provoke  me 
Deut.31.io-  and  provoke  me,  and  break  my  com. 
fob  n.6.  and  that  prow^e  God  are  fecure_ 
Pfal.78.40.  how  oft  did  they  provoke  him  in  the 
I  fa.  3.  8 .  to  provoke  the  eyes  of  his  glory 
fer.7.19.  doe  they  not  p>-fl»%  tbemfelves  to 

44.8.  in  that  ye  provoke  me  unto  wrath  with 
Li'M  lu  y  3  • an^ t0  P'iavi>ke  nim  t0  fpeake  of  many 
flow.10.j9. 1  will  provoke  you  to  jealoufie 
1 1. 1 1.  for  to  provoke  them  to  jealoufie 

14.  by  any  meanes  I  may  provoke  to  emula. 
1  C01  .io.ii.  doe  we  provoke  the  Lord  to  jealoufie 
Epbef.6.  4.  yc  fathets,provol(e  not  your  children  to 
\Hcb.  3 .16-  Tome,  when  they  had  heard,did  provo\e 
10.24.  to  provoke  unco  love,  and  to  good 
pjotoo&e  to  anger ,  See  SPriger, 
piotoofceO. 
Nuffib.14.13-  ne,  any  of  them  which  provoked  me 
16.30.  thatchefe  men  have  provoked  the  Lord 
DfKf.9.8 .  in  Horeb  ye  provoked  the  Lord  to  wrath 
21.  yep!ovo\ed  the  Lord  to  wrath 

1  Sam.i.6-  her  adverfary  alfo  provoked  her  fore 

7.  fo  Are  provoked  her:therefore  flic  wept 
1 Kwf.14.22.  and  provoked  him  to  jealoufie  with 

2  Kj-ag.z3.z6.  that  Manalleh  had  provoked  him 

1  dvo.  2 1 . 1 .  and  provotyd  David  to  numb.  Ifrael 
Eya  y.  12.  after  that  our  fath.  had  provoked  God 
Pfal-7%-  y6.  and  provoked  the  moft  high  God 

106.7.  but  provoked  him  at  the  fea,  even  at 
3  j.  becaufe  they  provoked  his  Spirit 
43.  but  they  provoked  him  with  their  counf. 
Zech.2.14.  when  your  fath.  provoked  me  to  wrath 
1 '  Cor.  13.1  .isnoteafily  provoked  ,thinketh  no  evill 

2  C<&*.  9.  -i.  your  zeale  hath  proved  very  many 

pjotoofctf)  f<>  anger ,  See  Singer. 

pWfoOlJCOfJ. 
Deut.  9. 7.  and  forget  not  how  thou  provolgdfb  die 

ptosohetb. 
Prow.  20.  i.whofo  provo\ttb  him  to  anger  finneth 
lfa.6%.  3. a  peo.  that  provofetb  me  to  anger 
E^/j.8.3.  which  provolietb  to  jealoufie 

pjotooWng. 
Deaf.  32.  19.  becaufe  of  the  /wo^ixgofhisfons 

1  King- 14- 1  y.  provoking  the  Lord  to  anger 
16.  7.  in  provoking  him  to  anger  with  the 

1 5 .  in  provoking  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  to 
P^.78. 1 7 .  by  provoking  the  moft  High  in  the  wil. 
Gal.1).  z6.  not  defirous  of  vaine  glo. provoking  one 
pjuDmce. 

2  Cfc, o.2. 1 1. endued  with  prudence  and  underftand. 
Prov.8.1 2. 1  wifdome  dwell  with  prudence 
Epbef.  1 . 8.  toward  us  in  all  wifdome  and  prudence 

piuOent, 
1  SiJW.  r  6. 1 8.  and  prudent  in  matters,  &  a  comely 
Prow.  1 2.  \6.  but  a  prudent  man  covereth  fhame 
23.  a  prudent  man  concealeth  knowledge 
1 3. 16.  every  prudent  man  dealeth  with  knowle. 
14.8.  wifdome  ofthe  prudent  is  to  underftand 
1  y-  prudent  man  looketh  well  to  his  going 
18. prudent  are  crowned  with  knowledge 
1 J .  y.  he  that  regardeth  reproofe  hprndent 
i6.zx.  wife  in  heart  ftialbc  called  prudent 
18.1 5.  heart  ofthe  prudent  getteth  knowledge 
19.14.  and  a  prudeni  wife  is  from  the  Lord 
z  J.  3.  a  prudent  man  forefeeth  the  evill,  and 
Chap.  27. 1 2, 
Ifa.3>z.  and  the  prudent  find  the  ancient 
J.  21.  and  prudent  in  their  own  fight 
10.13.  for  I  am  prudent,  and  I  have 
29*  14-  underftan.  of their  prudent  men  fhall 
Jer.  49. 7.  iscounfell  pcriihed  from  the  prudent 
Hof.14.9.  prudent ,and  he  fhall  know  them 


Amos  y.  17.  therefore  the  p««te fliall  keep  filen. 
Mat.  11 .  z  5 .  hid  thefe  things  from  the  wife  &  prW. 

Ltt^e  10-21. 
<4ff.  1 3.7.  a  prudent  man :  who  called  for  B  arn. 
1  Cor.1.19.  to  noth.  the  underftan.  ofthe  prudent 

piuSemig. 
ifittfl,  1 3.  my  fervant  fhall  deale prudently 

piune. 
Iw.25.  3.  and  fix  yeeres  thou  fhalt  prune  thy  vin. 
4.  ncit.  fow  thy  field,  nor  prune  thy  vineyard 
piuneU. 
J/S.  y  .6.  it  fhall  not  be  primed  nor  digged,  but 
fanning. 

Ifa. 2.4.  and  their  fpeares  into  pruning  hooks 
1 8 .  y  •  cut  off  the  fprigs  with  pruning  hooks 
/fffZ  3.  10.  and  your  pruning  hooks  into  fpeares 
Mtcab  4.  3.  and  their  fpeares  into  pruning  hooks 

pfaUne. 

1  Cfo-fl.  1 6.  7-  David  delivered  firft  this  pfdme  to 

Pftd.Sz.z.  take  a  /j/a/ffK ,  and  bring  hither  the  tim. 

9S.J.  with  the  harpe,  and  the  voice  ofapfalme 

^#.13. 3 3. as  it  iswritt.in  the  fecond  Pfdme  flhou 

3<, .  he  faith  alfo  in  another  Pfalme,Thoa 
1  Cor.i  4.  26.  every  of  you  hath  a  £/#//»£ ,  hath  a 

pfalme0. 
1  Cbro.  16.  9.  fing  pfalmes  unto  him,  talke  you  all 
Pfaicj^.z.  make  a  joyfull  noife  unto  him  with  pf. 

105.  2.  fing  unto  him,  fing  pfalmes  unto  him 
Lu\e  20.42.Da.  himf  faith  in  the  book  of  Pfalmes 

24.44.and  in  the  Pfalmes  concerning  me 
Acl.  1 .20.it  is  written  in  the  book  of  Pfalmes 
Epfo^y.ij.fpeaking  to  your  felves  in  pfalmes 
Col. 3. 1 6.  and  admonifhing  one  another  in  pfalmes 
fames  5.13.  is  any  merry?  let  him  fing  pfalmes 

pfalmtft. 

zSam.z3.1-  and  the  fweet  Pfalmiftoi Ifrael,faid 

pfalterie. 

1  Sam.i  o. y.  with  a  pfalterk,  and  a  tabret  before 
Pfai.33.  z.  fing  unto  him  with  the  pfaltene 

57. 8.  awake  pfaltene  and  harpe,  I  my  felfe 
71.22.  lie  praife  thee  with  the  pfaltene 

81.2.  the  pleafant  harpe, with  the  pfalterie 

92.3.  and  upon  the  pfaltene  :  upon  the  harp 
108.2.  awake  pfalterie  and  harpe,  I  my  felfc 
144. 9-a  new  fong  unto  thee, — upon  the  pfaltcr. 
1  jo. 3.  praife  him  with  the  pfalterie  and  harpe 

Dan.3-%-  neare  the  found  ofthe  hckbut,pfalterie 
Verfc  io,  if. 
7.  peo.  heard  the  found  of — fackbut ,  pfalterie 
Pfalter(e0. 

2  Sam.  y.  6.  even  on  harpes,  and  on  pfalteries 
i  Kjng.10.1z.and  pfalteries  for  fingers ,there  came 

1  CbiO.i  3.8.  and  with  pfalteries ,  and  with  timbrels 
iy.  16.  with  inftru.  of  mu&cVe^pfirftcries,  and 

20.  and  Benaiahj  with  pfalteries  of  Alamoth 
28.  making  a  noife  with  pfalteries,  and  harps 
16.  y.  and  Jeiel  with  pfalteries  and  with  harps 
2y.  1.  who  mould  prophefie  with  pfalteries 
6.  with  cymbals, pfaltciies ,  and  harps 

2  Cbro. y.  1 2.  having  cymbals,and  pfalteries,  and 
9.1 1.  and  harps,  and  pfalteries  for  fingers 
20.  28.  to  Jcrufalem  with  pfalteries,  and  harps 
29. 2y.  in  the  houfe ofthe  Lord  with  pfalteries 

Neh.iz.zj.  with  ringing,  with  pfalteries, and 

^tolomaf?. 
Act.  n.  7.  we  came  to  Ptolamais ,  and  faluted  the 

^ynalj. 
Exod-  i.iy.  the  name  of  the  other  Puab 
Numb.z6.  2;.  o(Puab  the  family  of  the  Punites 
fudg.10.1.  arofeto  defend  Ifr.  To!a,thefon  ofP. 
1  Cbro.  7. 1.  fons  of  Iffachar  were:Tola,  and  Puab 

^unites. 
Numb.16.z3.  of  Puah,the  family  oiPmitcs 

fjmblicane. 
Mat.  10.  3.  Thomas,  and  Matthew  the  Publican 

18.17.  him  be  unto  thee — as  a  Publicane. 
Ltt\e  y. 27.  went  forth,and  faw  a  Publicane  na.  Le. 
18.10.  the  one  a  Pharifec,  the  other  a  Publicane 
11.  that  I  am  not  even  as  this  Publicane 
13.  Publicane  ftanding  afar  ofF,  would  not 
3&ubltcatiB3. 
Mat.5.46.  doe  not  even  the  Publkanes  the  fame 

Vetfe  47- 
9.10.  many  Publkanes  came,  and  fate  with  him 
11.  why  eateth  your  matter  with  PublicmiS 


1 1.19.  they  fay,  Bchold,a  friend  otPublicanes 

...  Llikc  7-  34' 

21,31.  Publicises  goe  into  the  kingd.  of  G  od 

31.  but  the  PlibUcms  and  harlots  believed 

Mar\e  2.1  y. many  Pub.  and  finners  fate  with  Jefus 

16.  and  Phar.  faw  him  eat  with  Publicans 

how  is  it  that  he  eateth  with  Publicanes, and 

Lu\e  3.12.  then  came  alfo  Publtcanes  to  be  baptiz. 

y .  29.  a  great  company  of  Publkanes  fate  down 

30. why  doe  ye  eat  with  Pubhcancs  and  finners 

7.2 9.  and  the  Publicanes  juftified  God,being 

iy.  i .  drew  neere  unto  him  all  the  Publicanes  to 

19.  2 .  which  was  the  chicfe  among  the  Publica. 

f-tobifeiie, 

Mat.1.19,  not  willing  to  make  her  apublic\e  exa. 
!2Mblict$ig. 

.^cr.18.28.  for  he  publicfely  convinced  the  Jew;s 

20.  20.  and  have  taught  you  publicfcly,  and 
$ublt(h. 

^^•32.3.  becaufe  llcpublijhthc  Name  ofthe  L. 

1  Sam.  3  1 .  9.  to  publifb  it  in  the  houfe  of  their  ido. 

z  Sam. 1.  zo. publifb  it  not  in  the  ftreets  and  Askel. 

Ncb.8.  is.  that  they  fhould  publifb  and  proclaim; 

Pfal.zb.7.  that  1  may  publifb  with  the  voice  of 

/«'.4.y.  and  publifb  in  Jerufalem,and  fay,  Blow  ye 
i6.publifh  aga  Jerufalem,that  watchers  come 
y.  20.  an&pubhfr  it  in  Judah,  faying 
31. 1.  publip)  ye,  praife  ye,  and  fay,  O  Lo.  fave 
4tf.i4.and  publijb  In  Migdol, — publifb  in  Noph 
y  0.2.  publipj,  and  fer  up°a  dandard,pMfb 

Amos  3.  9.  publifb  m  the  palaces  at  Afhdod,and 
4-  y.  and  pubbjb  the  free  offerings  for  this 

Marine  1 .4  <; .  and  began  to  publifb  it  much  ,  and  to 
y.io-depai  ted,and  began  to  publifb  it  in  Decap. 

Eftb.j.zo.  decree  fhalbe  pub/ifbed throughout  all 
22.  that  it  fhould  be  publifbed according  to 

.3.14.  the  copy  was  publifbed  unto  ail  people 

Chap.8.13. 
Pfal.6%.11.  great  compa.  ofthofe  that  publ/fbcd it 
Jonah  3 .  7.  he  caufed  it  to  bi_  publifbed  thro.  Nine. 
Mai\c  7.  36.  more  a  great  deale  they  publifbed  it 

13.10.  gofpel  muft  firft  be  publifbed  among 
Lul(e  8. 1 9.  and  publifjed  through  the  whole  city 
Atl.  10.37.  word  you  know ,  which  was  publifbed 

13.  49.  word  ofthe  Lord  was pubhflud  thorow. 

Ifa.^z.7.  that  publfhetb  peace,that  bringeth  good 
that  publifbnh  falvation,  that  faith  unto 
fer.  4. 1  y.  and  publ/fhetb  afflict,  from  monnt  Eph. 
Nahum  i.  iy.  that  bringeth  good  tidings,  that  pub. 

fgmbliu0. 
Acl. z2.7.  whofe  name  was Publius ,who  received 
8.  that  the  father  ofPublixs  lay  ficke  of  a  fe. 

2  Tint. 4. 2 1 .  P«A«i,greeteth  thee,and  Linus 

PuffeD  up. 
1  Cor.4.  ^.nooneof  you  bcpitffedup  for  onearja. 
1 8.  fome  are  puffed  up,as  though  I  would  not 
19. know  not  the  fpeech  of  them  that  are  puff. 
y.  2.  ye  are  puffed  up ,  and  have  not  rather  mo, 
13.  4.  charity  is  not  puffed  up 
tV.2.1 8-  vainely  puffed  up  by  his  flefhly  minde 

fjmffetlj  at. 

Pfal.  10.  y.  as  for  all  his  enem.  he  puffetb  at  them 

1 2.  y. him  in  fafety  from  him  that  puffetb  at  him 

puffetb  up. 

l  Cor.  8. 1.  knowledge  puffetb  up,  but  charity  edif. 

1  Cbro.z.53.  and  the  families  ofthe  Vubitcs 

2  Kjttg-X  l.ig.Pul  the  king  of  Aflyria  came  againft 
Menahem  gave  Pul  a  thoufand  talents  of 

1  Cbro.'j.zS.  God  ftirred  up  the  fpiritof  Pul  king 
Ifa.66.19.  fend  thofethat  efcape  of  them  to  Pul ,& 

pall. 
1  Kjng.\3A. could notpiM'itm  againeto  him 
Pfal.  31. 4.  pull  me  out  ofthe  net  that  they  have 
Ifa.iz.  1 9.  from  thy  ftate  fhall  they  pull  thee  down 
fer- 1.  10.  and  to  pull  down,and  to  deftrov 

1.2. 3 .  pulithem  out  like  fhcop  for  the  (laughter 

1 8.  7 .  to  pull  down,and  to  deftroy 

24.6.I  will  build  them.and  not  pull  them  down 

42. 10.  then  will  I  build  you,and  not  pull  you 

£•^(£.17.  9.  fliall  he  not  pull  up  the  rootes  thereof 

Micab  2.  8.  yepulloSthe  robes  with  th'  garment! 

Mattkj^j^U.] 


PUL 


PUN 


PUN 


PUR 


PUR 


PUR 


MaC.7.4.  to  thy  bro.Let  me  pull  out  the  mote  that 

Lu\e  6.  41. 

Lufa  £.42.. fee  clearely  to  pull  out  the  mote  that  is 

11.18.  llepull  down  my  barnes,&  build  great. 

14.  y.  and  will  not  flraightway  pull  him  out  on 

$>il!!ev>. 

Gen.  8.  9.  pulledthe  dove  unto  him  into  the  arke 

19. 10.  put  forth  their  hand,and|>«//ttf  Lot 
Etja  6.  1 1.  let  timber  be  pulled  down  from  his 
Lam.  2 .  1 1 .  and  he  hath  pulled  me  in  pieces 
Amos  9.1 5".  they  mall  no  more  be  pulled  up  out 
Zecb.7.1 1 .  refufed  to  hearken,and  pulled  away  the 
Acl.zi.  io.  left  Paul  mould  have  been  pulled  in 

falling, 

2  Cw.10.4.  to  the  pulling  down  of  flrong  holds 
Tude  it,,  pullm?  them  out  of  the  fire  :  hating 

'        Pnlptt. 
Ne/?  8.  4.  Ezra  flood  upon  a  pulpit  of  wood 

$>uife. 

a5aw.  17. 28.  brought  beanes,lentiles,and  pare./;. 
Dan  *  .1 1.  and  let  them  give  />«//£  to  eat,and 
\6.  thus  Melzar— gave  them pulfe 
3&ani£b. 
Icy.26.18.  punijh  you  feven  times  more  for  your 

Vcr(ei4. 
Prov.17.z6.  alfoto  p/«i/&  the  juft  is  not  good 
/p.  1  o .  1  2.I  le  pumjh  the  fruit  of  the  king  of  Affyria 

1 5.1 1.  l!e  puriijh  the  world  for  their  evill 
24.  2 1 .  Lord  ilia  11  punijh  the  hofte  of  the  high 
z6.  11.  to  pumjh  the  inhabitants  of  the  earth 
27.1.  a  flrong  fword  fhall  punijh  Leviathan 

Jer.p- 2  y.  pumjb  all  them  which  are  circumcifed 
1 1.  ii.  behold,  I  will  pun  jh  them  :  the  young 
13.  ii.  what  wilt  thou  fay  when  he  Shall  punijh 
21.14.  but  I  will  punijh  you  according  to  the 
25.34. 1  will  even  pimifb  that  man,  and  his 
25-  12.  that  I  will  pumfi  the  king  of  Babylon 
27.8.  that  nation  will  I  punijh,  faith  the  Lord 
29.32.  behold,  I  will  punjh  Shemaiah , and  his 
30.  20.  and  He punijh  all  tint  oppreffe  them 
36.3 1 .  lie  pumjh  Jehoiakim  and  his  feed 
44.13.  llepunijh  them  that  dwell  in  the  land  of 

29.  that  I  will  punijh  you  in  this  place 
4^.2f  •  He  pumjh  the  multi.  of  No  and  Pharaoh 
Jo.  1 8  He  ptmijh  the  king  of  Ba.  and  his  land 
_y  r  .44.  and  lie  punjh  Bel  in  Babylcn 

Hof.4.9.  and  He  punijh  them  for  their  wayes 

14.1k  not  pimijh  your  daugh.when  they  com. 

1 2.2.  and  will  punijh  Jacob  accord,  to  his  wayes 
Amos  3.2.  therfore  lis  punijh  you  for  all  your  mi. 
Zeph.l.  8-  that  lie  punijh  the  princes,  and  kings 

9. punijh  all  thofe  that  leape  on  the  threfhold 
1 1.  punijh  the  men  that  are  fetlcd  on  their 

Zech.S.n.  as  I  thought  to  punijh  when  your  fath. 

Att.\.  a  1.  finding  nothing  how  they  might  punijh 
$mnf£het>, 

Exod.zt-zo.  he  fhall  be  furely  punijhed 

21 .  he  fhall  n  *t  be  punijhed,  for  he  is  his 
22.furely  punijhed, according  as  the  wo.husb 

E-ya  9.13.  thou  our  God  haft  punijhed us  leffe 

Job  3 1  .t  1  .an  iniquity  to  be  pumjbed  by  the  Judges 

Verfe28. 

Prov.zi.ii.when  the  Ccornet  is  pi!nijbed,thc  fimple 

22.3.  fimple  pafle  on,  and  are  punijh. -d 

Chap.  27. 12. 
Jcr.4  4. 1 3 .  as  I  have  punijhed  Jeruf.  by  the  fword 
yo.  18.  as  I  have  punijhed  the  king  of  AfTyria 
Zepb-i.y.  dwell,  fhould  not  be  cut  off,howfo.I  pu. 
Zech.io.  3.  and  I  punijhed  the  goacesrfor  the  Lord 
Acl.zz.  y.  bound  unto  Hieruf.  for  to  be  pumjhed 
z6- 1  t  .  I  punijhed  them  oft  in  every  fyrwgoguc 
a  Thejj'.i.y.who  fhalbe  pumjhed  with  everlaft.deft- 
2  Pef.a.p.unjuft  unto  that  day  of  judgem.  to  be  p. 

f&untfbtnent. 
Gen.^.ir..  my  punijhment  is  greater  then  I  can 
Lev.z6.$  1 .  they  then  accept  of  the  punijhment  of 
4  3.ihallaccept  of  the  punijliment  of  their  ini- 
1  Sam.zS.i  8.no  p«/zi/&.hap.unto  thee  for  this  thing 
Job  3 1. 3. and  a  ftran.  punifhment  to  the  Workers  of 
Pruv.i9.i9.  a  man  of grea.wra. fhall  Cuffei-punijh. 
Lam.  3. 39.  a  man  for  the  punijhment  of  his  finnes 
4.6.  punijhment  of  the  iniq.  of  the  daugh.  of  my 
greater  then  the  punijhment  of  the  fin  of  So. 
ai.  punijhment  of  thine  iniquity  is  accompli. 
£^.14.10.  fhall  beare  the  punijhment  oftheir  ini. 
punijhment  of  the  prophet  fhalbe  as  the  pu. 


Amos  1.  3.  lie  not  turne  away  the  punijhment  ther 
Verfe  6,  9,  1 1 ,  1  3.  &  1.  r,  4,  6. 
Zech.  14. 19.  this  fhalbe  the  pumjhment  of  Eg.  and 
Mat.z  j. 46.  thefe  fhall  goc  away  into  everia&.pu. 
2  Cor. 2. 6-  fuffici.  to  fuch  a  man  is  this  pun'jhmcnt 
Heb.  10.29.  of  how  much  forer  pumjlimnt  fuppofe 
1  Pet.z.  14.  fent  by  him  for  the  punijhment  of  evill 

Job  19.  29.  wrath  bringeththe/>#Ki/&;»«?fJofthe 
Pfal.  14, 9.  and  execute punijhmeuts  upon  the  peo. 
$uncn.  • 

Numb.t.z.$z.  from  Zalmonah,«nd  pitched  in  Pun. 
43.  departed  from  P«so«>  &  pitched  in  Obo. 

fSmr. 

Ejlb.1.7  xhey  caflP«r,that  is,the  lot,before  Haman 
9. 14.  and  had  caft  Pur, — to  confume  them 
z6.  call.thi.fc  dayes  Purim,after  the  na.of  P. 

f-mrcfjafe. 
Gen.49.  J*-  ihepurcb.tfe  of  the  field  Sccave  was 
Jer. 3 2.1 1 .  fo  I  tooke  evidence  of  thcpiir-chafe 

1  i.I  gave  the  evidence  of  the purcbaje  to  Ba. 

that  fubferibed  the  booke  of  the  purcbaje 

1 4. take  thefe  evidences,  this  eviden.  of  the  p. 

16.  delivered  the  evidence  of  the  pur.  to  Ba. 

f^ittcbafe. 

Lev.  2 y.  33.  if  a  man  purchafa  of  the  Le.  then  the 
t  Tim.3.  13.  office  of  a  deacon  well, pur.  to  themf. 

f&arcJjafeD, 
Gen.zj.io.  field  which  Abr.  purchafed  of the  fons 
Exod.  1  5  .16.  peo.  paffe  over  which  thou  haft  />«/*. 
ft«//j  4.10.  Ruth  have  1  purchafed  to  be  my  wife 
Pfal.ji.  2.  remem.  thy  cong.  which  thou  haft  pur. 
78.54.to  this  mounta.which  thy  right  ha.had/>. 
Acl.x.iS.  now  this  man  purchafed  a  field  with 
8.20.  gift  of  God  may  be  purchafed  w.th  money 
2o.i  8.  which  he  hath  purchafed  with  his  owne 
£/>k/~.  1. 14,  untill  the  redem.  of  the  purchafed  poC 

fDnre. 
£^.27.20.  that  they  bring  thee]W£oyI-olive 

Lev.  24.  2. 
30. 23. take  unto  thee  princi.  fpiccs,of pw  e  mir. 
3 4. thefe  fweet  fpices,  with  pure  frankincenfe 
3f .  tempered  together j, pure  and  holy 
31.8.  and  the  pure  candleft.  with  his  turniture 
3  9.37.  the  pure  candlcfticke  with  the  lampes 
I.eu.24.4.  the  pure  candlcfticke  before  the  Lord 
6.6.  on  a  row  upon  thepwre  table 
7.  put  pure  frankincenfe  upon  each  row 
Deut.3  z.  14.  thou  didft  drinke  the  pure  blood  of 
iSd«.22.27.withth;  pu.thou  fhalt  (hew  thy  kl.p. 

1  King-l-i  r-  and  twenty  meafures  o&pure  oyl:thus 

2  Cbro.13.1  i.fhew-bread  fet  they  in ord.  on  thep . 
Exra.  6.zo. all  of  them.were/)«;'e,&killed  the  pafs. 
Job  4.1 7. fhall  a  man  be  more  pure  then  his  Maker 

8.  6.  if  thou  wettp.rre  and  upright, furely  now 
1 1 .4.  for  thou  haft  faid,  My  doclrine  is  pure 
16.17.  alfo  my  prayer  is  pure 
a  5 .  J .  yea  ,  the  ftars  arc  not  pure  in  his  fight 
Pfal.iz.6.the  words  of  the  Lord  arc /we  words 
1 8.2£?.wkh  the  pure  thou  wilt  fhew  thy  feif  pure 
19-8.comman.of  the  Lo.  is  pure  cnlightning  the 
1 19.i40.thy  word  is  pure,  therfore  thy  fervant 
Prov.  \%.z6.  words  of  the  pure  are  pleafant  words 
20.  9. 1  am  pure  from  my  fin 

1  r .  whether  his  worke  be  pure,  and  whether 
21.8.  but  as  for  the  pure }his  worke  is  right 
30.  y.  every  word  of  God  is  pure:  he  is  a  fhield 
12.  a  gen"„d.  that  are  pure  in  their  own  eyes 
Dan>7.9.  hake  of  his  head  like  pure  wocil 
Micab  (,.  1 1 , 1  count  them  pure  with  the  wicked 
Zepb-3-9.  then  will  I  turne  to  the  peo.  a  pure  lang. 
A^.i.n.in  every  place  a  puYc  off.  fhalbe  offered 
Acl.zo.z6.  that  I  am  pure  from  the  blood  of  all 
Rom.  1 4. 20.  all  things  indeed  are  pure  ;  but  it  is 
Philip. ^M.  whatfoever  things  are/w^whatfoever 
I  Tim.  3.  9.  holding  the  myflery  of  faith  in  a  pure 

5'.22.  keep  thy  i'elfe pure 
z  Tim.  1.3.  whom  I  fcrve  from  my  fore-fa .  with  p. 
Titus  1.  15.  unto  the  pure  all  things  are  pure 

but  unto  the  unbeleeving  is  nothing  pure 
Heb.xo.zz.  and  our  bodies  wafhed  with  pure  water 
Jomes1.z7.purc  religion,and  undefiled  beforeGod 

3.17.  wiHome  that  is  from  above,is  firft  pure 
2Pc£.3.i.inboth  which  I  ftirreupyour /;«.  minds 
1  John  3.  3.  purifieth  himfelfe,even  as  he  is  pure 
Rev.  \%.6.  hav.  the  fe ven  plagues clodied  in  pure 


22. 1.  he  fhewed  me  a  pure  river  of  water 
fiitre  bean,  See  J^eart, 
4^We  gold,  See  ©OiD. 
purely. 
Ifa.i.zf.  and  purely  purge  away  thy  drofTe 

Job  ai.  30.delivered  by  the  pureneffe  of  thine  han. 
Prov.zz.x  1.  he  that  lovcth  pureneffe  of  heart,for 
2  Cor. 6.  6.  by  pureneffe, by  knowicdge,by  long-fuf. 

Lam  4.7.  her  Nazarites  were  purer  then  fnow 
Hab.x.li .  thou  art  of  purer  eyes  then  to  behold 

35>urge. 

2  C/f,'o.34.3.'in  the  twelfth  yeere  he  began  to  purge 
Pfal.  y  1 .7. purge  me  with  hyiope,  and  i.  malbe  cle. 
6  y.  3  .tranfgreffions,thou  fhalt  purge  them  avvay 
79  -9.and  purge  away  our  fins  for  thy  Names  fa, 
Ifa.i.  25.  and  purely  purge  away  thy  drofle 
£^.20.  38.  Ilepwgeoutfromamo.  you  the  reb. 
43.  20.  thus  fhalt  thou  cleanfe  and  purge  it 
2i5.  feven  dayes  fhall  they  purge  the  altar 
Dot.  1 1 .3  y.  and  to  p«m?,  and  to  make  them  white 
Mal.7,.1.  and  purge  them  as  gold  and  filvcr 
Mat.^.iz.he  will  thorowly  purge  his  floore 

£«^f  3. 17. 

1  O.y.7.  ^»*ge  our  therefore  the  old  leaven 

2  Tim.z.zt.  if  a  man  therefore  purze  himfelfc 
Heb.?. 1  spurge  your  conference  from  dead  works 

3£>urgeO. 

1  Sam.-^.ia,.  jniqui.  of  Elies  houfe  fhall  not  hep. 

2  Cbro.14. 8-when  he  had  Jwm/  the  land,&  houfe 
Prov. 16.  6.  by  mercy  and  truth  iniquity  is  purged 
lfa.  4.4.  and  fhall  have  purged  the  blood  of  Jeruf. 

6.7.  iniquity  is  taken  away,  and  thy  Cm  purged' 
22.1 4.  thisiniqui.  fhall  not  be  purged  from  you 
27.9.  by  this  fhall  the  iniquity  of  Jacob  be  pun 
£^.24.1 3.  becaufc I  have  purgedthee 

and  thou  waft  not  purged 

not  be  purged  from  thy 

Heb.  1.  3.  when  he  had  by  himfeJfe,./uwgsrfour  fins 

9.22.  almoft  all  things  are  by  the  law  purged 

10.  a.  becaufe  that  the  worfhippers  once  onrged 

2  Pct.1.9.  forgotten  that  he  was  purged  from  his* 

^nrgetij. 
John  1 5.2.  every  branch  that  beareth  fruit,  he  pit 

?£>  urging. 

Marine  7.19.  goeth  out  into  the  draught,  purling 

^iirfficatton ,  or  f-torificattcw. 

Numb.  19.  9.  it  is  a  purification  for  fin 

i7.afhesof  the  burnt  heifer  of  purification  for 

2  C/;;y?.3o,I9.  accord,  to  the  purification  of  the  fan, 

Neb.ii.tf.  porters  kept  the  ward  of  their  purific. 

Esib.z.i.  things  of 'their purification  be  given  them 

9.  he  fpeedily  gave  her  her  things  for  purifi. 

1 2.  fo  were  the  dayes  of 'their purifications  ac, 

j  Lu\e  2.22.  when  the  dayes  of  her  purification  were 

Act.  zi.z6.  to  fig.  the  accomp.  of  the  day  or  puri. 

Numb.  19.11.  purifie  himf.  with  it  on  the  third  day 
if  he  purifie  not  himfelfe  the  third  day,then 

19.  on  the  feventh  day  he  fhall  purifie  himf. 

20.  uncleane,and  fhall  not  purifie  himfelfe 
3  i.ty.purifie  both  your  felves  and  your  captives 

20.  and  purifie  all  your  raimcnt,and  all 
Job  41.  2y.  by  reafon  of  breakings  they  purifie 
lfa.  66.  17.  and  purifie  themfelves  in  the  gardens 
£^.43.a6.feven  dayes  fhall  they  purifie  the  altar 
AzW.3.3.  and  he  fhall  pinifie  the  fons  ot  Levi  •  ■ 
John  1  i.y  y.  went  up  to  Hieruf.  topurifie  themfel. 
Acl.zi  .24.  and  purifie  thy  felfe  with  them 
Titus  2.14.  and  purifie  unto  himfelfe  a  peculiar 
James  4.  8.  purifie  your  hearts  ye  double-minded 

3lSurtgeO. 
ira.8.1  y.  arid  purified  the  altar ,  and  powred  the 
Numb.S.zi.  Lev.  were  purified,  and  they  wafhed 

31.  23.  it  fhalbe  purified  with  the  water  of  fepa. 
1  Sam.11.  4.  for  fhe  was  purified  from  her  uncle. 
E^v7  6.2o.priefts  and  Levi,  were  purified  together 
Wffc.ia.30.  pricfts  and  the  Levites/>«.thcmn& pu. 
Pfal.Jz-6.  as  filver  tried, purified  feven  times 
D<ra.i2.io.  many  fhalbe  purified,  and  made  white 
Ail. z 4.1 8. cert.  Jewes  from  Afia  found  me  purifi. 
Heb. 9. z  3. pat  of  the  things  in  the  hea. fhould  be  p. 
1  Pet.  1.  22.  feeing  ye  have  purified  your  foulesin 

purifier. 
Mal.1.1 .  he  fhall  fit  as  a  purifier  of  filver 

3  3  ftntiflttb. 


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P-U  T 


ST11mb.19.13.  touch,  the  dead  body  ,  and  purl,  not 
1  John  3.3*  punfietb  himfelfe,  even  as  he  is  pure 

Lev.  12.4  continue  in  the  blood  of  her  purifying 
unti  1  the  dayes  of  hex  purifying  be  fulfilled 
«.contin.  in  blood  of  her  purifying  threefco. 
6 .  when  the  dayes  of  her  purifying  are  fulfil. 
Numb.8.7.  fprinkle  water  of punfymg  upon  them 
1  dw.z3.18.  and  in  the  purifying  of  all  the- holy 
Eslb.z.  12.  with  other  things  for  the  par.  of  worn. 
John  z.  6.  after  the  manner  of  the  pur.  of  the  Jew. 
.  3.1  y.betw.  fome  of  Johns  dif.  &  Jewes  abo.pur. 
Aft.  1 5  -9-  purifying  their  hearts  by  faith 

21.  26.  the  next  day  purify,  himfelfe  with  them 
Hcb.9.13.  fan&ifieth  to  the  purifying  of  the  fiefh 

EUb.<}.~-6.  called  thefe  dayes  Pwbn,  after  the  na. 

28.  thefe  dayes  of  Purlm  fhould  notfaile 

29.  to  confirm:  this  fecond  letter  oiPurim 
31.  to  confirme  thefe  dayes  of  Pimm 
3z.decree  of  Eft.confirmed  thefe xnat.of  Pur. 

1  Tim.\.\z.  in  charity  ,in  fpirit,in faith,in  purity 

5.2.  the  yonger  as  lifters  with  all  purity 
$urlofntng. 
Thus  2.10.  nor  purloining,  but  ftiewing  all  good 

purple. 
E  W/.25.4.  blue,  purple  ,  and  fcarlet  Chap.  z6.  1, 
31,36.  &27.K?.  &  28.5,6,3,15,33- 
&  35.  6, 23,25,35. &  36.8,35,37.&  38. 
18,  23.  &  39.  i,  i,  5j8j  143  *9- 
39.3.  to  worke  it  in  the  purple,and  in  the 
Numb. 4 .13.  and  fpread  a  ?/«•/» /e  cloth  thereon 
fitdr .  8.26.  />«?•/>/«  rayment  that  was  on  die  kings 

2  Chm  1. 7.  cunning  to  worke  in — purple,  and 

Verfe  14. 

3. 14.  he  made  the  vaile  of  blue  and  purple. 
E^b.i-  6.  with  coardsof  fine  linnen  and  jw/>/c 

8. 1 5.  with  a  garment  of  fine  linnen  and  purple 
Prov.31.1z.  her  clothing  is  filke  and  purple 
Cant. 3.10.  the  covering  of  it  of purple 

7.5.  the  haire  of  thine  head  like  purple 
fer.10.9.  blue  and  purple  is  their  clothing 
£^^.27.7.  blue  andpurple — «was  that  which  cove. 

16.  occupied  in  thy  faires  with  Imera.  purple 
Mrfr.15.17.  they  clothed  him  with  pWfile  ,ai\d  plat. 

20.  they  tooke  off  the  purple  from  him 
Lul{!  16.19.cen.  rich  man  which  was  clothed  in  p. 
John  19-2.  and  they  put  on  him  a  purple  robe 

5.came  Jefus  forth,wearing — the  purple  robe 
Aft.  1 6. 1 4>  cert.woman  named  L  ydia,a  feller  of  p. 
Kcx1.17.4-  the  wom^n  was  arayed  in  purple 

18. 12.  the  merchandifeof/wp&jOffilke,  and 

16.  that  was  clothed  in  fine  linnen  8c  purple 

f*mrpofe. 

Rutb  z.16.  letfall-fome  of  the  handfuls  of  purpofe 
EXt&  4-f-  hired  counf.aga.them,to  fruft.  their  pur. 
Neb.S.q.  which  they  had  made  for  the  purpofe 
fob  3  3 .  17.  may  withdraw  man  from  his  pmpofe 
P/ov.  io.i8>  every  purpofe  is  eftablifhed  by  eounf. 
Ecclef-3- 1  •  a  time  to  every  purpofe  under  heaven 
17.3  time  there  for  every  purpofe 
8.  6.  becaufe  to  every  purpofe  there  is  time 
Z/a.i.ii.what  purpofe  is  the  mul.  of  your  facri frees 
14.2^.  this  is  the  purpofe  that  is  purpofed 
30.  7.  Egyptians  ftiall  help  to  no  purpofe 
fef.S. zo.  to  what  purpofe  cometh  to  me  incenfe 
49.3  o.  hath  conceived  a  purpofe  againft  you 
51.  29.  for  every  purpofe  of  the  Lord  ftiall 
Vmi.6.17.  that  the  purpofe  might  not  be  changed 
Mat.z6.8.  to  what  purpofe  is  this  wafle 
Aft.i  1. 13.  that  with  purpofe  of  heatt  they  would 
z6.\6.  for  I  have  appeared  unto  thee  for  thisp. 
27. 1 3  .fuppofing  that  they  had  obtained  their  p. 
43 .  centurion— kept  them  from  their  purpofe 
Rom.S.zS.  who  are  the  callcdaccor.  to  this  purpofe 
9.  1 1.  that  the  purpofe  or  God  accord,  to  eleft. 
17.  for  this  fame  purpofe  have  I  raifed  thee 
Epbef.i.x  1 .  accord,  to  the  purpofe  of  him.  who  wor. 
3. 11.  accord,  to  the  eternall  purpofe  which  he 
6.  22.  whom  I  have  fent  unto  you  for  the  fa.  p. 

Col.  4.8. 
2  Tim.  1.9.  but  accor.  to  his  own  purpofe ,and  grace 
3-  To.  my  doftri.  manner  of  life,  purpofe  ,  faith 
1  John  3.  8.  for  this  pw^o/c  the  Son  of  God  was 


purpofe. 

r-JCw.5.5. 1  purp.  to  build  an  houfe  to  the  Name 

1  Cbro.  28.  10.  ye  purpofe  to  keep  under  the  child. 
fer.  Z6.3.  repent  me  of  the  e  vill  which  I  purpofe  to 

36.3.  will  heare  all  the  evill  which  I  purpofe  to 
a  Cor.  1. 17.  things  that  I  purpofe, dot  I  purpofe  acco. 
f-wrpafeo. 

2  Cbro. 1 2.  j.  that  he  was  purpofed  to  fight  ag.Jcru. 
P/tf/.  17.3. 1  am  purpofed  that  my  mouth  fhall  noc 

140.4.  vihohave purpofedto  overthrow  my 
/p.14.24.  as  I  have  purpofd,fo  fhall  it  ftand 
26. this  is  the  purpofe  that  is  purpofed 
27.  Lord  of  hoftes  hath  purpofed,  and  who 

19.  12.  what  the  Lord  of  hoftes  hath  purpofed 

23.9.the  Lord  of  hoftes  hathpurpofed  it,  to  ftai. 

46.  1 1. 1  have  purpofed  it,  I  will  alfo  do  it. 
fer. n'.zS.  I  have  purpofed  it,  and  will  nor  repent 

49.20.  and  his  purpofes  that  he  hath  purpofed 

50.45.  his  purpofes  that  he  hath  purpofed  again. 
£tf/«.2.8.Lord  hath  purpofed  to  deftroy  the  wall  of 
Dan.1.8.  but  Daniclpurpofed  in  his  heart ,  that 
A  ft.  19. 21.  Paul  purpofed  in  the  fpirit,when  he  had 

10.3 .  he  purpofed  to  returne  through  Macedon. 
Horn,  r .  1 3 .  that  oft  times  I  purpofed  to  come  unto 
Epbef.t.9.  which  he  had  purpofed  in  himfelfe 

3. 11.  which  he  purpofed  in  Chrift  Jefus  our  Lo. 
^2)urpofc0. 
fob  17.1 1 .  my  purpofes  are  broken  off* 
Prov.  15.22.  without  counfell  purpofes  are  difappo. 
lfa.19. 10.  they  fhalbe  broken  in  thepurpofis 
fer. \9.z0.  his  purpofes  that  he  hath  purpofed  aga. 
Chap.  50.49. 

f-mrpofetlj. 
2  Cor. 9.7.  every  man  accord,  as  he  purpofetb  in  his 

fjmrpofing. 
Gen.  27^  42.  Efau  doth  comfort  himfelfe  purpofmg 

Pw.1.14.  let  us  all  have  one  purfe 
Lu\e  10.4.  carry  neither  purfe, nor  fcrip 

22.3  5.  when  1  fent  you  without  purfe,  and  fcrip 
36.  now  he  that  hath  a  purfe,  let  him  cake  it 
$*>urfeg. 
Mat.  10.9.  nor  provide  brafle  in  your  purfes 
Marl^.6.8.  no  money  in  their  purfes 

#tirfcie. 

Gen.  3  5 . 5 .  they  did  not  purfue  after  the  fons  of  Ja. 

Exod.ij.9.  the  enemy  faid  ,  I  will  purfue 

Df«£.  19.6. left  the  aveng.of  blood  purfue  the  flay. 
28.  22.  they  ihallj»iy/«ethee  untill  thou  perifh 
45 .  and  fhall  purfue  thee,  and  overtake 

fnjb.z.'y.  purfue  after  them  quickly  ,ye  fliall 
8.  16.  called  together  to  purfue  after  them 
10. 19.  but  purfue  after  your  enemy,  and  fmite 

20.5.  avenger  ot  blood  purfue  after  them,thcn 

1  StfTM.24.14.  after  whom  dolt  fhou/>«i;/«£?After  a 
25.29.yet  a  man  is  rifen  to  purfue  thee,and 
26. 1 8. wherefore  doth  my  lord  thus  purfue  after 
30.8.  mail  I  purfue  after  this  troupe 

and  he  anfwered  h\m,Purfue,  for  thou 

2  Sam. 17.1.  lie  arife,  and  purfue  after  Da.  this 

20.6.  and  purfue  after  him,left  he  get  him 
7.  to  purfue  after  Sheba  fonof  Bichri  V.13. 

24.13.  before  thine  enemies  while  they  purfue 
fob  13.25.  wilt  thou  purfue  the  dry  ftubble 

30. 1 5 .  terrours purfue  my  foule,  as  the  winde 
P/y.34.14.  fceke  peace,  and  purfue  it 
Ifa.30.  16.  therefore  fhall  they  that  purfue  you  be 
/c/.48 .2. the fword  fhall  purfue  thee 
E\e\. 3  5.6.  and  blood  fhall  purfue  thee    Verfe  6. 
Hfl/8.3.  the  enemy  fhall  purfue  him 
Amos  1 . 1 1 ,  becaule  he  did  purfue  his  brother  with 
Nabum  1,8.  and  darkenefle  fhall  purfue 
f-wfuetj. 

Gcn.14.  14.  three  hund.  and  eighteen,and  purfued 
1 5 .  Abram  purfued  them  unto  Hoba 
31.  23.  Laban  purfued  after  him  fe  ven  dayes 
36.  that  thou  haft  fo  hotly  purfued  after  me 
£*od.i4.8.and  he  purfued  after  the  children  of  Ifr. 
9.  but  the  Egyptians  purfued  after  them 
23.  Egy.  purfued,  and  went  in  after  them  into 
Pe«£.  1 1 .  4.  red  fea  to  overflow  them,  as  they  pur. 
fojh.  2.  7.  menpurfued  after  them  the  way  to  Jor. 
aflbone  as  they  which  purfuedaftex  them 
8.1 6.  and  they  purfued  after  Jofhua,  and  were 
17.  left  the  city  open  ,  and  purfued  after  Ifra. 


24.  6.  Egyptians  purfued  after  your  fathers  with 
/«dg.  1  •£•  and  they  purfued  after  him_,and  caught 
4.  itf.  bur  Barak  purfued  after  the  charcts 

22.asBarak/w//«d  Sifera;  Jael  came 
7.23.  and  purfued  after  the  Midiartitcs 

25.  and  furfucd  Midian,  and  bro-  the  heads 
8. 1 2.  he  purfued  after  them,  and  tooke 
20.  45.  &  purfued  hard  af;er  them  nncoGidom 

1  Saw  7 .  1 1 .  arid  purfued  the  Philift.  &  fmote  them 
1 7.52.  and  purfued  the  Pliiliftines ,  until  thou 
23. 25.  purfued  after  Da.  in  the  wild,  of  Maon 
30. 10. but  Da.  purfued ,he,and  foure  hund.  men 

2  Sam.z.19.  and  Afahel  purfued  after  Abner 
24-Joab  alfo  and  Abifhai  purfued  afer  Abhcr 
28.  Joab purfued  after  Ifrael  no  more 

20.  1  o.  Abifhai  purfued  after  Sheba  fon  of 
22.38. 1  have  purfued  mine  enemies 

1  King.zo.zo.  and  Ifrael  /««/«edthem,  arid  Befi. 

2  Kjsg.25.5.  army  of  Chaldecs/>«r/ki after  the 

Jer.39.  f. 

2  rtro.13.1 9.  and  Abijah  purfuedaftex  Jeroboam 

i4.i3.Afa,and  the  people  purfued  them  unto 
Pfal.18.3y.  I  have  pu-fued  mine  enemies 
lfei.4. 1 .3 .  he  purfued  them,  and  palled  fafely 
/CA52.8.  armie  of  the  Cald.  purfuedaftex  the  king 
£0/72.4.  t9.th;y  purfued  us  upon  the  motintaines 

^urfner^urfucrsr. 
fpfh.z.  16.  to  the  motintaine,left  the pmfuers  meet 
there  three  dayes,  until  the  purfucrs  be 
22.  abode  three  dayes  ,  untill  the  purfucrs 

purfuers  fought  them  throughout  all 

8. 10. people  that  fled — turned  back  on  the  pur. 

Lam.1.6.  gone  out  without  ftrength  before  the  p. 

fJuvfaetlj. 
Lev. 26\i7gye  fhall  flee  when  norie  pnrfuetb  you 
36.  they  ftiall  fall  when  none  purfueth 
37.  fall  one  upon  another — when  none  pur. 
PrOf.11.19.  fohe  that  purfueth  evill ,  purfueth  it 
13.21.  evill  purfueth  finners,  but  to  the  righte. 
19.7.  he  purfueth  them  with  words,yet  they 
28.1.  the  wicked  flee  when  no  man  purfueth 
fSurfitlng. 
Judg.2.4.  that  were  with  him  faint,  yet  purfuing 
5. 1  am  purfuing  after  Zeba  and  Zalmunna 

1  Sam.z3.  28.  Saul  returned  from  purfuing  David 

2  Sam.  3 . 2  2.  and  Joab  came  from  purfuing  a  troupe 
i8.i£.  people  returned  from  purfuing  Ifrael 

1  K'W .  18  .»7.  or  he  is  purfuing,  or  he  is  in  a  journ. 
22.3  3.  they  turned  backe  from  purfuing  him 

2  C/;ro.  18.  32. 
ftMtrtenanee, 
E.xod.  12.  9.  his  leggswith  the  purtenance 

Exod.z  1.29.  oxe  were  wont  to  pup  with  his  horne 
3  2.  if  the  oxe  fhall  pitf)  a  man-fervant,  or 
3  S.rhat  the  oxe  hath  ufed  to  pufh  in  time  paft 
Vent. 33.  17.  with  them  he  fhall  pufh  the  people 
1  King.  22.11.  wi:h  thefe  fhalt  thou  pufh  the  Syri; 
2  Cbro.  18. 10. 
Job  30. 12.  they  pufh  away  my  feer,and  they  raife 
Pfel.  44-  5.  thro,  thee  will  we  puff)  down  our  ene. 
DtfS.1i.4-  end  fhall  the  king  of  the  fouth  pufh  at 

tufting. 
Dan  8. 4. 1  few  the  ram  p«/2>i»5  wcftward,northw. 

^Ulht.  : 
£^.34.21.  and/wjfeall  thedifeafed  withyouf 

Nabum  3.9.  P#£  and  Lubimwere  thy  helpers 

G«2.2-  8.  there  f«f  God  the  man  whom  he  formed 

1 5 .  God  put  man  into  the  garden  of  Eden 
3.15.I  will  put  enmitie  betweene  thee,and  the 

2  2  .he  put  forth  his  hand,and  tooke  of  the  tree 
24. 2.  put,  I  pray  thee,  thine  hand  under  my 

Chap.  47.  29. 
9.  the  fexvanipnt  his  hand  under  the  thigh 
47. 1  put  the  eare-ring  upon  her  face 
27.15./"//'  them  upon  Jacob  her  younger  fonne 

1 6.  fhe  put  the  skins  of  the  kids  of  the  goares 
28.11.  Jacob  tooke  ftones,  and  put  them  for  his 

1 8.  Jacob  took  the  ftone  that  he  had  put  for 
293.  they  put  the  ftone  upon  the  wells  mouth 
30.40.he  put  his  own  flocks  by  themfelves,&|\ 

4  2.  v/cre  fecble,he  put  them  not  in 
31.34.  Rachel  put  them  in  the  camels  furniture 
3Z.16.  put  a  fpace  betwixt  drove  and  drove 

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33.  2. put  the  handmaids  and  their  children 
37.  i^.pit  fackclorh  upon  his  loincs 
38.14.  fhe  put  her  widow  garments  off 

3  9.4.  all  thac  he  had  he  pat  into  his  hand 

20.  tooke  him,nnd  put  him  into  prifon 

40.3.  he  put  them  in  ward  in  the  houfe  of  die 

1  f  .that  they  mould  put  me  into  the  dungeon 

41.10.  put  m;  in  ward  in  the  captaine  of  the 
42.  put  it  upon  Jofephs  hand,p/tf  a  gold  chai. 

4  2.  x  7.he  put  them  all  together  in  to  ward 

43.11.  who  put  our  money  in  our  facks 
44.1.  put  every  mans  money  in  his  facks  mou. 

46.4.  Jofeph  fhall  put  his  hand  upon  thine  eyes 
48. 1 8.  put  thy  right  hand  upon  his  head 

Ixod.  1.  3.  daubed  it,  put  the  child  therein 
3.  5.  put  off  thy  fhoes  from  off  thy  feet 

21.  ye  fhall  put  them  upon  your  fons,  and 

4-  6-  put  thine  hand  into  thy  bofome,and  he  put 

Verfc  7- 

1  ?.  and  Put  words  in  his  mouth 

21.  wonders  which  I  hive  put  in  thine  hand 
J.  21.  to  put  a  fword  into  their  hand  to  flay  us 
8. 13.  lie  put  a  divifion  betweene  my  people 
1 1.7.  the  Lord  doth  put  a  difference  betweene 

1  ?.  z6*  lie  put  none  of  thefe  difeafes  upon  thee 
16.  tf.putan  omer  full  of  Manna  therein 

17. 1 2.  tooke  a  Hone,  and  put  it  under  him 
22.  5.  and  (hall  put  in  his  bead,  and  fhall  feed 

8.  to  fee  whether  he  have  put  his  hand 
ir.  that  he  hath  not  put  his  hand  unto  his  ne. 
23.1.  put  not  thine  hand  with  the  wicked  to  be 
24.  6.  halfe  of  the  blood,  and  put  it  in  bafons 

2  J.I  2.  and  put  them  in  the  foure  corners 

14.  thou  (hilt  put  the  flaves  into  the  rings 
.     \6.  ffialtput  into  the  arke  the  teflimony 
21.  thou  (hah  put  the  mercie-feat  above 
&  in  the  ark  thou  fhalt  put  the  tedimonie 

26.  and  put  the  rings  in  the  fourc  corners 
26. 11.  and  put  the  taches  into  the  loopes 

34.  fhalt  put  the  mercie-feat  upon  the  arke  of 

3  y.thou  fhalt  put  the  table  on  the  north-fide 
27.  .$■.  put  it  under  the  compafli  of  the  altar  be. 
28 .1 1.  put  the  two  (rones  upon  the  fhoulders  of 

23.^  the  two  rings  on  the  ends  of  the  breft. 
Verfe  26. 

24.  put  the  two  wreathen  chainesin  the  two 

2  j.  and  put  them  on  the  fhoulder  pieces  of 

27.  put  them  on  the  two  fides  of  the  Ephod 
30.  fhalt  put  in  the  biefl-plate  of  judgement 
37.  thou  (halt  put  it  on  a  blue  lace 

41 .  fhalt  put  them  upon  Aaron  thy  brother 
29.3.  thou  fhalt  put  them  into  one  basket 
f ,  and  put  upon  Aaron  the  coat 
6.  thou  (halt  put  the  mitre  upon  his  head 

and  put  the  holy  crown  upon  the  mitre 

8.  and  put  coates  upon  them 

9.  and  put  the  bonnets  on  them 

10.  put  their  hands  upon  the  head  of  the  bul. 

12.  put  it  upon  the  homes  of  the  altar 

Lra.4.7,i8,2 5,30,34.  &  8. 1J.&9.  9- 
&16.  18. 
I  y.  put  their  hands  upon  the  head  of  V.  1 9. 
17.  and  put  them  unto  his  pieces 
10.  put  it  upon  the  tip  of  the  right  eare 

Lev.  8.  23,24.  &  14. 14,17,  i<>  *8- 
24.  thou  fhalt  put  all  in  die  hands  of  Aaron 
30.  fhall  put  them  on  feven  dayes 
so.  6.  thou  fhalt  p«f  it  before  the  vaile 
iZ.put  it  between  the  taber.  of  the  congrega. 
and  thou  fhalt  put  water  therein 
%6.  put  it  before  the  tedimony  in  the  tabcrn. 
31. 6.  and  1  have  put  wifdom  ,  that  they  may 
3 1.17.  put  every  man  his  fword  by  his  fide 

3  3 .?.  therefore  now  put  off  thy  ornaments 
21.  Ile/>«tthceinaclift  oftherocke 

34.33. ne  PHt  a  vai'e  on^'s  *ace 

3  ? .  Moles  p«t  the  vaile  upon  his  face  againe 
3?.  34.  he  hath  put  in  his  heart  that  he  may  tea. 

36.  1.  in  whom  the  Lord  put  wifdome  &  under, 
t.  inwhofe  heart  the  Lord  had  put  wifdome 

37.  5.  he  put  the  flaves  into  the  rings 

13.  and  put  the  rings  upon  the  foure  corners 
38  7-he  put  the  flaves  into  the  rings 

39.  7.  put  them  on  the  fhoulders  ofthe  ephod 
16!.  put  the  two  rings  in  the  ends  ofthe  bred. 
17.  put  the  two  wreathen  chaines  in  the  two 


iK.put  them  on  the  fhoulder  pieces  of  the 

19.  put  thernon  the  two  ends  of  the  brefl-pl. 

20.  put  them  on  the  two  fides  ofthe  ephod 
40.3.  fhalt  put  therein  the  arke  ofthe  teflimony 

f .  put  the  hanging  oft  lie  doore  to  the  tabern. 

7.  and  fhalt  put  water  therein 

1 3 .  put  upon  Aaron  the  holy  garments 

18.  and  put  in  the  barres  thereof 

19.  and  put  the  covering  ofthe  tent  above 

20.  and  put  the  teflimony  into  the  arke 
put  the  mercy-feat  above  upon  the  arke 

22.  put  the  table  in  the  tent  ofthe  congrega. 
24.  he  put  the  candlefljcke  in  the  tent  of  the 
26.  put  the  golden  altar  in  the  tent  ofthe 
29.  put  the  altar  of  burnt-offering  by  the 
30. put  water  to  wafh  withal  1 
Lev.  1. 4.  he  fhall  put  his  hand  upon  the  head 

7.  fhall  put  fire  upon  the  altar 

z.i.put  frankincenfe theron  Ch.f.  1  i.2v"«»*.  5.15. 

1  J.  thou  fhalt  put  oyl  upon  it 
5. 1 1 .  he  fhallprtt  no  oyl  upon  it 
6 .10.  his  linnen  fhall  he  put  upon  his  flefh 

he  fhall  put  them  befides  the  altar 

1 1 .  he  fhall  put  off  his  garments 

8.  7.  he  put  upon  him  the  coat 

and  put  the  ephod  upon  hino 

8.  he  put  the  bred-plate  upon  him 

put  in  the  brefl-plate  the  urim  &  the  thum, 

9.  he  put  the  mitre  upon  his  head 

upon  his  forefront  he  put  the  golden  plate 

13.  Aarons  fons,  and  put  coates  upon  them 

and  put  bonnets  upon  them 

26.  and  put  them  on  the  fat 

27.  and  he  put  all  upon  Aarons  hands 

9.  20.  and  they  put  the  fat  upon  the  brefls 
10.1 .  either  of  them  his  cenfer  ,  and  put  fire 

1  o.may  put  difference  between  holy  &  unho. 
1 1 . 3 1 .  it  mu  ft  be  put  into  water 

38.  if  any  water  be  put  upon  the  feed 
13 .  4f .  fhall  put  a  covering  upon  his  upper  lip 
14.29.  he  fhall  put  upon  the  head  of  him  that 

34.  and  I  put  the  plague  of  leprofic  into  an 

^z.putihem  in  the  place  of  thofe  flones 
16.4.  and  fo  put  them  on 

J  3  .fhall  put  the  incenfe  upon  the  fire 

2  3. fhall  put  off  the  garments  which  he 
18.  19.  as  long  as  fhe  is  put  apart 

19.14.  nor  put  a  flumbling  block  bef.  the  blind 
20.2  J. put  difference  between  cleane  beads 
11.14.  put  the  fifth  part  thereof  unto  k 

24.7.  put  frankincenfe  on  each  row 
1 2.  and  they  put  him  in  ward 

26.8.  fhall  put  ten  thoufand  to  flight 
Numb.+.o.put  thereon  the  covering  of  badgers  sk. 

and  put  in  the  ftaves  thereof 
7.  and  put  thereon  the  difhes 
8. and  (hallput  in  the  daves  thereof 

10.  put  it,  and  all  the  vefTels  thereof,  within 

and  fhall  put  it  upon  a  bar 
1  r.  put  to  the  daves  thereof 
1 2.  and  put  them  in  a  cloth  of  blue 

and  fhall  put  them  on  a  barre 

14.  fhall  put  upon  it  all  the  veflels  thereof 

and  put  to  the  daves  of  it 
j.  17.  and  put  it  into  the  water 

18.  put  the  offerings  of  memoriall  in  her  ha. 
6.18.  thehaire,and/>«f  it  in  the  fire 

19. fhall  put  them  upon  the  hands  ofthe  Na. 

27.  fhall  put  my  Name  upon  thechil.  oflfr. 
8.  i  o.  fhall  put  their  hands  upon  the  Levites 

1 1. 17.  Spirit  which  is  upon  thee,  &  will  put  it 
29.  that  the  Lord  would  put  his  fpirit  upon 
I  ?.  3  4.  and  they  put  him  in  ward,  becaufe 
16.7-  put  fire  therein,  and  put  incenfe  in  them 

17.  every  man  his  cenfer,and  put  incenfe 

18.  tooke  every  man  his  cenfer,andp«£ 
46 .  put  fire  therein  from  off  the  altar 

and  put  on  incenfe,  andgoe  quickly 
47 .he  put  on  incenfe,and  made  an  atonement 
19.17.  running  water  fhalbe  put  thereto 
20.26.  andput  them  upon  Eleazar  his  (on 

28.  Mofes/wrthem  upon  Eleazar  his  fon 

21.9.  ferpent  of  brafle  ,and  put  it  upon  a  pole 
23.?.Lordp«ra  word  in  Balaams  mouth 

1 2.  which  the  Lord  hath  put  in  my  mouth 
16.  put  a.  word  in  his  mouth,  and  (aid 


27.20.  put  fome  of  thine  honour  upon  him 
16.  3.  put  to  the  inher.  ofthe  tribe  whereunto 

Verfe  4. 
Deut.2.2%.  begin  to  put  the  dread  ofchee  upon 
7.1  j.  will  put  none  ofthe  evill  difeafes  of 
1 0.2.  thou  (halt  put  them  in  the  arke 
5.  and  put  the  table*  in  the  arke 

11.29.  fhalt  put  the  blefling  upon  mount 
12.?.  of  all  your  tribes  to  put  his  Name  there 

7.fhall  rejoice  in  all  that  youput  your  hand 
2 1 .  to  put  his  Name  there, be  top  farre 
l<?.9.beginned  to  put  the  fickle  to  thecorne 

18.18.  and  will  put  my  words  in  his  mouth 

a  1.  13.  fhe  fhall  par  the  rayment  of  her  captiv. 
ii.  f .  neither  fhall  a  man  put  on  a  worn,  garrrt. 
23.24.  thou  fhalt  not  put  any  in  thy  vefiell 
26.2.  and  fhall  put  it  in  a  basket 
28.  48.  fhall  put  a  yoke  of  iron  upon  thy  neck 
30 .7. will  put  all  thefe  curfes  upon  thine  enem. 

31.19.  put  in  their  mouthes,that  this  fong 

26.  put  in  the  fide  ofthe  arke  this  booke 

31.30.  and  two  put  ten  thoufand  to  flight 
33-i°.  they  (hallput  incenfe  before  thee 

Jofh.6.24.  brafle,  and  iron>  they  put  into  the  treaf. 

7.  6 .  and  put  dud  upon  their  heads 

11.  put  it  even  amongd  their  own  duffe 
10.24.^  your  feet  upon  the  necks  of  thefe 

andput  their  feet  upon  the  necks  of  them 
17- 13.  they  put  the  Canaanitesto  tribute 

fudg.  1. 18. 
24.  7.  he  put  darkenefle  between  you  and  Egy. 
Judg.i.z6.  (he  put  her  hand  to  the  naile 

6. 19.  the  flefh  he  put  in  a  basket,  and  he  put 

37.  lleput  a  fleece  of  wool  in  the  floore 
7-  16.  he  put  a  trumpet  in  every  mans  hand 

8.  27.  and  put  it  in  his  city,  even  in  Ophrah 
$.26.  men  of  Shechemp/tf  their  confidence  in 

49.  and  put  them  to  the  hold 
12.3. 1  put  my  life  in  my  hands 
16.  3.  and  put  them  upon  his  fhoulders 

18.7.  that  might  put  them  to  fhame  in  any  thing 
21 .  and  put  the  little  ones  before  them 

20.  10.  men  of  ]fr. put  themfelves  in  aray 
30.  put  themfelves  in  aray  againft  Gibeah 
33.  put  themfelves  in  aray  at  Baal-Tamar 
Ruth  3.3.  andput  thy  rayment  upon  thee 

1  Sai».z.i6.fut  me  in  one  ofthe  priefts  offices 

4.  2.  Philiftines  put  themfelves  in  aray 

6.8.  andput  the  jewels  of  gold,  which  ye  return. 
1 5.  andput  them  on  the  great  done 

8.16.  yourafles}and/>/rf  them  to  hisworke 
11.  n.  Saul  put  the  people  in  three  companies 
14.26.  but  no  man  put  his  hand  to  his  mouth 

27.  and  put  his  hand  to  his  mouth 

1 7.2 1  .Ifr.  &  the  Phil.had  put  the  battell  in  aray 

38.  put  an  helmet  of  brafle  upon  his 

39.  and  David  put  them  off  him 

40.  put  them  in  a  fhepheards  bag 
49.  David  put  his  hand  to  his  bag 

5  4.  but  he  put  his  armour  in  his  tent 
19.  5.  for  he  did  put  his  life  in  his  hand 

13. put  a  pillow  of  goates  haire  for  his 
21.6.  to  put  hot  bread  in  the  day  when 

28.8.  Saul  put  on  other  rayment 

21.  and  I  have  put  my  life  in  my  hand 
31.10.  put  his  armour  in  the  houfe  of  Afhtaroth 

2  SaOT.3.34.  nor  thy  (set  put  in  fetters 

8.6.  David  put  garifons  in  Syria  of  Damafcus 

14.  he  put  garifons  in  Edom 
lo.8.children  of  Ammon — put  the  battel  in  ar. 

9.  put  them  in  aray  againd  the  Syrians 

10.  that  he  might  put  them  in  aray  againft 
1 1 .3 1 .  and  put  them  under  fawes 

13.19  and  Tamarpaf  afhes  on  her  head 
j  4. 3.  fo  Joab  put  the  words  in  her  mouth 

19.  he  put  all  thefe  words  in  the  mouth 
17. 13.  put  his  houfhold  in  order ,  and  hanged 
20.3.  ten  concubincsjand  put  them  inward 
1  K}.vg.2.<;.  and  put  the  blood  of  warre  upon  his 

3  j.  put  Benaiah — in  his  roome  over  thehoft 
Zadok— put  in  the  roome  of  Abiathar 
f  .3.  Lord  put  them  under  the  foles  of  his  feet 
7.39.  put  five  bafes  on  the  right  fide 

y  1. the  veflells  did  he  put  among  the  treafures 

8. 9.  which  MoCesput  there  at  Horeb 

9.  3.  to  put  my  Name  there  for  ever 

10.17.  king 


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10.17. king  put  them  in  the  houfe  of  the  forrcft 
24.  wi  dome  which  God  had  put  in  his  heart 

1 1 .1,6.  chofen  me  to  put  my  Name  there 

1 2.4,which  he  put  upon  us,lighter 
9.  which  thy  father  did  pit  upon  us,  lighter 

29.  and  the  other  pit  he  in  Dan 

1 4.  z  1  .all  the  tribes  of  If.to  put  his  Name  thei  e 

15.  23.  and  put  no  lire  under 

lay.it  on  wood,and  put  no  fire  under 
2f,  but  put  no  fire  under 
33.  and  he  put  the  wood  in  order 
42.  and  put  his  face  between  his  knees 

20.6.  they  mallf«*  in  their  hand 
24.  put  captaines  in  their  roomes 

31.  let  us  put  fackcloth  on  our  loincs 

3  2.  and  put  ropes  on  their  heads 
21.27.  and  put  fackcloth  on  his  flefh 
22.23 .  hathput  a  Tying  fpirit  in  the  mouth 

17.  put  this  fellow  in  prifon 

30.  but  put  thou  on  thy  robes 
2  JC«g.2.20.  new  crufe,and  put  fait  therein 

4. 3 4.  put  his  mouth  upon  his  mouth 
'  9.13. />«£  it  under  him  on  the  top  of  the  flairs 

10.7.  and  put  their  heads  in  baskets 
1 1 . 1  r .  and  they  put  the  cro wne  upon  him 

12.9.  put  therein  all  the  money  that  was  broug. 
•     10.  and  they.pa*  up  in  bags,  and  told 

13.16.  put  thine  hand  upon  the  bow 

and  he  put  his  hand  upon  it 
14.1 2.  and  Judah  was  put  to  the  worfe 

16.14.  put  it  on  the  north-fide  of  the  altar 
17.  and  put  it  upon  a  pavement  of  ftones 

17.19.  put  them  in  the  houfes  of  thy  high  places 
18. 1 1 .  put  them  in  Halah,  and  in  Habor 
19. 28. 1  will  put  my  hooke  in  thy  nofe 
21.7.  will  I  put  my  Name  tor  ever 
ly^.heput  down  the  idolatrous  priefts 
33.  Pharaoh  Nechoh  put  him  in  bands 

and  put  the  land  to  a  tribute 

1  Cbro.  1  o.  10.  put  his  armour  in  the  houfe  of  their 

1 1 . 1 9.  that  have  put  their  lives  in  jeopardie 

12.15.  put  to  flight  all  them  of  the  valleyes 

13.10.  becaufehe  put  his  hand  to  tire  arke 
18.13.  heput  garifons  in  Edom 
19. 9.  children  of  Ammon — put  the  battell  in 

1  c.  put  them  in  aray  againft  the  Syrians 
17  when  David  had  put  the  battell  in  aray 
i9.faw  that  they  were  put  to  the  worfe 
11.27.  ar*d  he  put  up  his  fword  againe 

2  C/j/0.1.5.  before  the  tabernacle  of  the  Lord 

3. 1 6.  put  them  on  the  heads  of  the  pillars 

and  put  them  on  the  chaines 
4. 6.  and  put  five  on  the  right  hand 
5.  \.  put  he  among  the  treafures  of  the  houfe  of 

10.  the  two  tables  which  Mofes  put  therein 
6. 1  r .  and  in  it  have  I  put  the  arke 

10.  that  thou  wouldeft  put  thy  Name  there 

9,  16.  put  them  in  the  houfe  of  the  forreft 
23.  wifedome  that  God  had  put  in  his  heart 

10.  4.  and  his  heavy  yoke  that  he  put  upon  us 
9-  eaf? — the  yoke  thy  father  did  put  upon  us 
1 ' .  whereas  my  father  put  an  heavy  yoke 

11. 11.  put  captaines  in  them,  and  ftore  of  vid. 

1 1.  in  every  feverall  city  he  put  fhields 
1 2.1 3.  out  of  all  the  tribes  to  put  his  Name 

16.6.  Afa  was  wroth — Scput  him  in  a  prifon 
17- 19-  whom  the  king  put  in  fenced  cities 

18.  26.  put  this  fellow  in  prifon 
i2.n.^«;himandhis  nurfein  the  bed-chamb. 
2.3 . 1  r .  and  put  upon  him  the  crown 

33.7.  will  I  put  my  Name  for  ever 
14.  put  captaines  of  war  in  the  fenced  cities 

34.10.  they  put  it  in  the  hand  of  the  worke-man 
'  35.3.  put  the  holy  arke  in  the  houfe  which  Sol. 

14.  and  put  him  in  the  fecond  charet 
36.3.  king  of  Egypt  put  him  down  at  Jerufalem 
7.  and  put  them  in  his  temple  at  Babylon 
22, ear  it  alfo  in  writing,  faying      Eya  1.1. 
£  Va  1. 7.  had  put  them  in  the  houfe  of  his  gods 
*•  61.  as  polluted,^ tit  from  the  priefthood 

6.ir  deftroy  all  kings  that  mall  put  to  their  h. 
7- 17.  which  hath  put  fuch  a  thing  in  the  kings 
Neb. z.iz.what  God  had  put  in  my  heart 

3.? .  their  nobles  put  not  their  necks  to  the  wor. 
4.13.  every  one  put  them  off  for  warning 


6.14-  that  would  have  put  me  in  feare  . 
1 9 .  Tobiah  fent  letters  to  put  me  in  feare 

7. 5. put  into  my  heart  to  gather  together 
Eft.  9.  1.  decree  drew  neere  to  be  put  in  execution 
fob  4.18.  he  put  no  trail  in  his  fervants 

13.14.  and  put  my  life  in  mine  hand 

17-3.  put  me  in  a  furety  with  thee 

1 9- 1 3-  he  hath  put  my  brethren  far  from  me. 

23.6.  no,but  he  would  put  ftrength  in  me 
38.35.  who  did  put  wifedome  in  the  inward 

41.2.  canft  thou  put  a  hooke  in  his  nofe 
Pfal.4.7.  thou  haft  putgladnefle  in  my  heart 

8.6.  haft  put  all  things  under  his  feet 
9.10.  put  them  in  feare,  O  Lord 
30.11.  thou  haft  put  off  my  fackcloth 
3 1 . 1 8.  let  the  lying  lips  be  put  to  filence 

40.3.  hath/> ut  a  hew  fong  in  my  mouth 
1 4.  and  put  to  fhame  that  wifh  me  evil  J 

44.7.  haft  put  them  to  fhame  that  hated  us 
9.  caft  off  and  put  us  to  fhame 

S  3 . 5 .  thou  haft  put  them  to  fhame 
S'6.8.  put  thou  my  teares  in  thy  bottle 
78.66.  he  put  them  to  a  perpetuall  reproach 
88. 1 8-friend  haft  thou  put  far  from  me 
1 18 .8.  then  to  put  confidence  in  man 

9.  then  to  put  confidence  in  princes 
1 19.3 1.  O  Lord ,  put  me  not  to  fhame 

Prov.4.1.4.  put  away  from  thee  a  froward  mouth 
13.1.  and  put  a  knife  to  thy  throat ,  if  thou 
2j.8.when  thy  neighbour  hath  p.  thee  to  fhame 

10.  left  he  that  heareth  hput  thee  to  fhame 
Ecckf.  10.10 .  then  mud  he  put  to  more  ftrength 
Cdsf.5.3. 1  haveput  off  my  coate,  how  mail  I  put 

4  my  beloved  put  in  his  hand 

lfa.$. iQ.  that  put  darknefle  for  light 

that  put  bitter  for  fweet 
I  o.  1 3 . 1  have  put  down  the  inhabitants 
1 1.8.  weaned  child  fliall  put  his  hand  on  the 
20.2.  and  put  off  thy  flioe  from  off  thy  foot 
37.29.  therefore  will  I  put  my  hooke  in  thy 
42.1. 1  have  put  my  Spirit  upon  him 
43.26.  far.  me  in  remembrance  :  let  us  plead 
47. 1 1 .  thou  fhalt  not  be  able  to  put  it  off 
51. 16. 1  have  put  my  words  in  thy  mouth 

z^.put  it  into  the  hand  of  them  that  afflict 
5  3 . 1  o.  he  hath  put  him  to  griefe 
59.21.  words  which  I  have  put  in  thy  mouth 
63.11.  that  put  his  holy  Spirit  within  him 

fer.1.9. 1  have  put  my  words  in  thy  mouth 
3.19.  how  fhall  I  put  thee  among  the  children 
7.  21.  put  your  burnt-offer,  unto  your  facrifices 
8. 14.  the  Lord  hath  put  us  to  filence 

1 2.1 3 .  they  havef ut  themfclves  to  paine 

20.1.  and  put  him  in  the  flocks  that  were 

27.2.  and  put  them  upon  thy  necke 
8.  that  will  not  put  their  neck  under  the  yoke 

28  14.I  haveput  a  yoke  of  iron  upon  the  nccke 
29.26.  that  thou  fhouldeftpaf  him  in  prifon 
31.33.  lie  put  my  law  in  their  inward  parts 

32.14.  and  put  them  in  an  earthen  veflell 
40.  lie  put  my  feare  in  their  hearts 

37.4.  for  they  had  not  put  him  into  prifon 
1  5.  fmote  him,and  put  him  in  prifon 
1 8  ■  ye  have  put  me  in  prifon 

38.7.  heard  that  they  had  put  Jeremiah  in  the 
1 1. put  now  thefe  old  caft  clouts  and  rotten 

40.10.  and  put  them  in  your  veflells 

47.6.  put  up  thy  felfc  into  thy  fcabbard 
,  50.i4.put  your  felves  in  arav  againft  Babylon 

$z.ii.put  him  in  prifon  till  the  day  of  his  death 
£^.3.25.  they  fhall  put  bandsupon  thee 
49.  and  put  them  in  one  veflell 
8.17-  they  put  the  branch  to  their  nofe 

10.7.  and  put  it  into  the  hands  of  him  that 
1 1. 1 9  put  a.  new  fpirit  within  you 
14'3-and  put  the  ftumbling  blocke  of  their 

1 6. 1 1.  and  I  put  bracelets  upon  trfne  hands 
1 1.  and  I  put  a  Jewell  on  thy  forehead 
14.  comelineffe  which  I  had  put  upon  thee 

1 9-9-  they  put  him  in  ward  in  chaines 
21.26.  they  have  put  no  difference  betwe.  holy 
13.42.  which  put  bracelets  upon  their  hands 
26«i6.  and  put  off  their  broidered  garments 
19.4.  butl  will  put  hooks  in  thy  chavves 
30- 1 3 .  lie  put  a  feare  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
2 1 .  to  put  a  roller  to  bind  it 


24.  and  put  my  fword  in  his  hand 

25.  when  I  ihallput  my  fword  into  th:  hand 
3  2.25.  he  is  put  in  the  midftof  them  that  be 
36.  26.  and  a  new  fpirit  will  I  put  within  you 

27.  lie  put  my  fpirit  within  you  ..and  caufe 
37.6.  and  put  breath  in  you,and  ye  fhall  live 
1 4.  and  fhall  put  my  fpirit  In  you 
1 9 .  and  will  put  them  with  him 
38.4.  andput  hookes  in  thy  chawes 
44. 19.  they  fhall  put  oft'  the  garments  wherein 
4 5  •  1 9.  and  put  it  upon  the  poftes  of  the  houfe 
Dan.s-iy.  and  whom  he  would  he  put  downe 
Joel  2.1  f>  put  in  the  fickle,  for  the  har  veft  is  ripe 
Micab  2.1 2.  He  put  them  together  as  the  fheepe  of 

7.  5. put  ye  not  confidence  in  a  guide 
Zepb.3.19.  where  they  have  been  put  to  fhame 
Hag.  1.6.  earneth  wages  to  put  it  in  a  bag  with  ho. 
Mat. 5.1 5.  and  put  it  under  a  bulhell  :  buc  on  a 
9.i7.ne.p.new  wine  into  old  bottles,but  they  p. 
12.1 8.  He  put  my  fpirit  upon  him 
14.3.  hold  on  John, — and  put  him  in  prifon 
i9.6.God  hath  joyned  together,  let  no  man  put 
Marty?  10.  9. 
2i.34.heardhe  had  put  the  Sadducesto  filence 
2  5. 27.ro  have  put  my  money  to  the  exchangers 
2  6. 5  2 .  put  up  a  game  thy  fword 
27 .6.  not  lawful  to  put  them  into  the  treafurie 
31.  and  put  his  own  raym.nt  on  him 
Mar. 7.  3  2.  they  befeech  him  to  put  his  hand  upon 
33.  andput  his  fingers  into  his  eares 
8-23.  andput  his  hands  upon  him 

25.  put  his  hands  againe  upon  his  eyes 

10.16.  put  his  hands  upon  them,  and  bleffed 

15.17.  and  put  it  about  his  head 

20.  and  put  bis  own  clothes  on  him 
Lutye  1.5  2.  he  hath  put  down  the  mighty  front 
1 5.  21.  pit  it  on  him  ,  andput  a  ring  on  his 
John  5.7. 1  have  no  man  to  put  me  into  the  poolc 

9. 1 5 .  he  put  clay  u  pon  mine  eyes 

1 8.1 1 .  put  up  thy  fword  into  thy  fheath 
19.  29.  put  it  upon  hyfop,  and  put  it  to  his  mou. 
20.25.and  put  my  finger  into  the  print  of  die 
Acl.1.7.  which  the  Father  hath  put  in  his  own  po. 
4-3-  put  them  in  hold  unto  the  nexc  day 
5.18.  and  put  them  in  the  common  prifon 

25.  behold,the  men  whom  ye  put  in  prifon 
7.33.  put  off  thy  fhoesfrom  off"  thy  feet 
12.  4.  apprehended  him,  heputlvm  in  prifon 
13.46.  but  feeing  youput  it  from  you 
15.9.  andput  no  difference  between  us  &  them 
10.  to  put  a  yoke  upon  the  necke  of  the  dif. 
27. 6.  and  he  put  us  therein 
R0m.14.it,.  that  no  man  put  a  ftumbling  blocke 
I  Cor.  15.24.  when  he  fliall  have  put  down  all 
2  5 .  put  all  enemies  under  his  feet 
27.  for  he  hathput  all  things  under  his 

he  is  excepted  which  didput  all  things 
18.  urito  him  that  put  all  things  under  him 
1  Cor. 1 . 1 3 .  which  put  a  vaile  over  his  face 

8. 16.  which  put  the  fame  earneft  care  into  the 
Ephef.  i.22.  hath  per  all  things  under  his  feet 

4-2i.  that  ye  put  off  the  old  man 
C0/.3.8.  ye  alio  put  offall  thefe,anger,wrath 

9-  feeing  that  ye  have  put  oft*  the  old  mart 
r  Tim. 4.6. put  the  brethren  in  remembrance  of 
z.Tim.i,  g.  wherefore  I  put  thee  in  rememb.  that 
1-14.  of  thefe  thingv  put  them  in  remembrance 
Titus  3.1. put  them  in  mind  to  be  fubjeft  to  princi, 
Pbile.  18.  put  that  on  mine  account 
Hcb.z.f.  unto  the  angels  hath  he  not  put  in  fubje. 
8.  put  all  things  in  fubjeftion  under  his 
for  in  that  he  put  all  in  fubjeftion  under 
6.6.  and  put  him  to  an  open  fhnme^ 
8.10.  lie  put  my  lawes  into  their  mind 

10.16.  lie  put  my  lawes  into  their  hearts 
/a»». 3. 3.  and  put  bits  into  the  horfes  mouthes 

1  Pef.2.15.  vcmay  put  to  filence  the  ignorance 

2  Pet.x. 11.  toput  you  alwayes  in  remembrance  of 

14.  fhortly  I  mud  put  off  this  my  tabernacle 
Jude  5. 1  will  aUoput  you  in  remembrance 
Rev.  2.  24.  He  put  upon  you  none  other  burthen 

17.17.  God  hath  put  in  their  hearts  to  fulfill 

f>>Ht  away. 
Gcn.-tf.r.'put  away  the  flrahgegods  that  are 
E*<fcf.ii.i5.even  the  firft  day  ye  mallput  away 
Lev .2 1.7.  neither  take  a  woman  put  away  fiom      ■ 
Dent.  19.13  -ftairj 


PUT 


PUT 


p  u  r 


PUT 


P  UT 


PUT 


Dent. 19.1$.  fhalt  put  away  the  guilt  of  innocent 
2 1 .9.  fo  fhalt  thou  p.away  the  guilt  of  innocent 
2  2, 1 9.  he  may  not  />«J  her  away  all  his  dayes 

Verfe  29 
Joft.  24.  14.  put  away  the  ftrange  gods  your  fath. 
23.  now  put  away  the  flranr-;e  gods  which 
10.16.  and  they  put  away  the  flrange  gods 

1  Sam.  1.14.  put  away  thy  wine  from  th.e 

7.3.  then  put  away  the  ftrange  gods 

4.  child,  of  Ifr.  did  put  away  b'aalim,&  A(h. 
28.3. Saul  haiputaway  thofe  that  had  fam.fpi 

2  Sum.7.1^.  whom  I  put.zwa.y  before  th:e 

12,13. the  Lord  hath  put  a  way  thy  fin 
i  Xjng.i.z.t'or  he  put  away  the  image  of  Baal 

23.  24.  all  the  abominat. — d-d  joRahput  away 
zCbro.15.  8.  put  away  the  abominable  idols 
£^a  10.  3.  to  j>«(  away  all  the  wives,  and  fuch  as 

19.  that  they  would  put  away  their  wives 

Eftb.8. 3.  to  put  away  the  mifchiefe  of  Haman        , 

Job  1 1.  j  4.  if  iniquity  be  in  thine  hmd,p.tt  it  away 

22.2}.  (halt  put  away  iniquity  far  from  thy  tab. 
Pfal.  18.22.  and  I  didnotput  away  his  flatutes 

Z7.9.  put  not  thy  fervant  away  in  anger 

88.  8.  thou  haft  put  away  mine  acquaintance 
Piw.4.24.  pu'  away  from  thee  a  froward  mouth 
I/L50.1.  whom  I  have  />«<  away 

tor  your  ti  anfgrellions  is  your  mo.  put  aw. 
fer.3.1 .  they  fay,  If  a  man  put  away  his  wife 
8 . 1  had  put  her  away,  and  given  her  a  bill 

4.1.  if  thou  wilt  put  away  thine  abominations 
E^-  45-9-  now  let  ^em  />#r  away  their  whored. 

44.22.  or  her  that  is  put  away 
Ho/^.i.letber  therforep«£  away  her  whoredoms 
Amos  6.  3.  ye  that  put  far  away  tluevill  day 
Mat.  1. 19.  minded  to  put  her  away  privily 

5.3 1.  whofoever  fhall />«£  away  his  wife 

Verfe32. 

1 9. 3  •  put  away  his  wife  for  every  caufe 
7.writing  of  divorcement,&  to  put  her  away 

8,  fuffered  you  to  put  away  your  wives 

9.  fhall  put  away  his  wife  except  it  be  for 

whofo  marrieth  her  which  is  put  away 
Mar.  10.2.  is  it  lawful!  for  a  man  to  put  away 
4.  a  bill  of  divorcement,and  put  her  away 

1 1 .  whofoever  lhall  put  away  his  wife ,  and 

Lu\e  16.  18. 

1 2.  if  a  woman  (hall  put  away  her  husband 
1  Cor.  j.  13,  p««  away  from  among  your  fel^es 

7.1 1.  let  not  the  busband  put  away  his  wife 

12. to  dwell  with  him,let  himnot/;.  her  away 
1 3. 1 1. 1  put  away  childifh  things 
Epbcf.4.31.  and  evill  f peaking  be  put  away 
1  Tim.  1.19.  which  lomc  haying  put  away,  have 
Heb.$.z6.  to  put  away  fin  by  the  facrifice  of  himf. 
10M  atvayevill,  SeeCfctH, 
|2>llt  to  death,  See  JDeatty, 
tyllt  forth. 
Gai-i-ii'-  he  put  forthhis  hand,&  take  of  the  tree 
8.9.  he  put  forth  his  hand,  and  tooke  her  into 
19.10.  men  put  forth  their  hand,  &  pulled  Lot 
Exod.^.q.put  forth  thine  hand,take  it  by  the  taile 
Dcwf.33.14-  and  for  thep  ecious  things  put  forth 
fcr.  3 .  21 .  Ehud  put  forth  h  s  left  hand,  and 
6.11.  angel  put  forth  the  end  of  his  flaffe 
"1 4. 1 2.  lie  now  put  forth  a  ridle  unto  you 

13.  they  faid,  Put  forth  thy  ridle 
i6.thou  haft  put  forth  a  ridle  unto  the 

if'i$,  and  put  forth  his  hand,  and  tooke  it 

1  Si#».i4.i7.wherefore  he  put  forth  the  end  of  the 

22.17.  not  put  forth  their  hand  to  fall  upon  the 
24. 10.  He  not  put  forth  mine  hand  agai.  my  L. 

2  Sam.6  6.  llzzal \pul  forth  his  hand  to  the  arke ' 

1  y.  y.  to  doe  him  obeifance,he  put  forth 
1812.  yet  would  I  not  put  forth  mine  hand 
1  Kjng- 1 3.  4.  he  put  forth  his  hand  from  the  altar 
and  his  hand  which  he  put  forth  dried  up 
i  CbYO.1%.9.  llizahput  forth  his  hand  to  hold  the 
fob  1 . 1 1 .  put  forth  thine  hand  pow  and  touch 

Verfe  1?. 

12.  onely  upon  himfelfe  put  not  forth  thine 

P/J/.5  J.io.he  hath  put  forth  his  hands  againfl  fuch 

ny.  3.  left' the  righteous  put  forth  their  hands 

Prov.%.  i  .doth  not  underfland'ng  put  forth  her  vo  j 

25.  6.  put  forth  thy  felfe  in  the  prefence  of  the 

fer.i  .9.  Lord  put  forth  his  hand,and  touched  my 

E^e\  8.3.  he  put  forth  the  forme  of  an  hand 


17.2.  fon  of  man, put  forth  aridie 
Mat.  8.  3.  Jefuspaf  forch  his  hand,  &  touched  him 
9.25.  but  when  the  people  wet  .put  forth 
13.24.  another  parable  put  he  forth     Verfe  31. 
Mai:i.$i.  put  forth  his  hand,  and  touched  him 

Lu\e  5.13. 
Luke  14.7.  put  forth  a  parable  to  thofe  that  were 
Ail. 5. 34.  commanded  to^#£  the  apo files  forth  a 
9.  40.  but  Vacrput  them  all  forth 
Ibuton. 
Gen-i&.zo.  bread  to  eat,  and  rayment  to  put  on 
38.19-.p0f  on  the  garments  of  her  widowhood 
ExoA-i  3 .4.  and  no  man  did  put  on  his  ornaments 
Lev.6.  io.  prie.ls  lhall  put  on  his  linnen  garment 
1 1.  and  put  on  oth.r  garments,and  carrie 
16.4.  he  fhall  put  on  the  holy  linnen  coat 
z^.put  on  his  garments,  and  com-  forth 
3  2.  and  fhall  put  on  the  hnnen  clothes 
21.10.  that  is  confecrated  to  put  on  thegarm. 
Dctit  22.? .  n.ithei  lhall  a  man  put  on  a  womans 
2  Sam.  1.24.  who  put  on  ornaments  of  gold  upon 
14.  2.  put  on  now  mourn'ng  apparel! 
20.8.  Joabs  garment  he  had  put  on,  was  girded 

1  %jng.  22.  30.  but  put  thou  on  thy  lobes 

2  Cbro.  18.  19 

2  IQng.^.ii.  all  that  were  able  to/wt  on  armour 
£j?.4  1 .  rent  his  clothes,and  put  on  fackcloth 

y.  1.  Efther  oaf  on  her  royall  apparell 
fobz-j.  17  but  the  ju(t  fhall  put  it  on 

29.14.I  put  on  righteouftiefle,and  it  clothed  me 
Cant.%.1,.  1  ha\ep«.'  off  my  coat,  how  fhall  I  pw 
y/a.  51.9.  awake,awake,/wf  on  ftrength 

Chap.72.1. 

y  2i.  O  Sion,f«f  on  thy  beautifull  garments 

59. 17-  he  put  on  righteoulnes  as  a  breft-plate 
and  he//«-'  on  the  garm.nts"  of  vengeance 

fee.  131.  and  put  it  upon  thy  lomes 

2.1  got  a  girdle,and  put  it  on  my  loines 
46.4.  and  pM  on  the  br  gandines 

£^.24. 17-  and  put  on  thy  lhoes  upon  thy  feec 
42.  14.2nd  lhall  put  on  other  garments 
43.20.  and  put  it  on  the  foure  horn.s  ofic 
41.  19.  they  fhall  put  on  other  garments 

Jonah  3.5.  proclaimed  a  fait,  and  put  on  fackcloth 

Mat.6.11).  nor  what  ye  fhall  put  on    Lulp  u.  22. 
21.7.  and  put  on  them  their  clothes 

27.18-  and  put  on  him  a  fcarlet  robe 

29.  a  crown  of  thornes  they  put  it  upon 

48.  a  fpunge  with  vineger,&  put  it  on  a  reed 

Mail^e  \\.  36. 

M ar\e  6.9.  and  not  put  on  two  coates 

Lulft  15.22.  for  the  heft  robe,  and  put  it  on  him 

fohn  19.2.1  crown  of  thornes,  &  put  it  on  his  head 

they  put  on  him  a  purple  robe 

1 9.  wrote  a  title,  and  put  it  on  the  crofle 
Kom.i  3 . 1 2.  let  us  put  on  the  armour  of  light 

14.  hutput  ye  on  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 

1  Cor.i  5.53.  this  corruptible  mud  put  on  incorrup. 

and  this  mottall  muft  put  on  immortal  tv 

54.  when  this  corrup.  fhall  have  put  on  inc 

and  this  mortall  fhal !  have  put  on  immor 

Ga/.3.27.baptized  into  Chrift,have/mr  on  Chrift 

Ephef  4.24-  and  that  ye  put  on  that  new  man 

6. 1 1 .  put  on  the  whole  armour  of  God  ' 
C0/.3.10.  and  haveput  on  the  new  man 
iz.  put  on  therefore  bowels  of  mercies 
1 4.  put  on  charity  which  is  the  bond  of  pcrf. 
3&ut  out. 
GfK.38.28.  one  put  out  his  hand 
Exod.  17.  14.1k  utterly  put  out  the  rememb.  of  A. 
Lev-6.\i.  and  it  (hall  not  be  put  out 
ZV«?»£>.  5 .  2  that  they  put  out  of  the  camp  every 

3.  both  male  and  fema'e  fhall  ye  put  out 

4.  put  them  out  without  the  camp 
16.14.  wilt  thou  put  out  the  eyes  of  thele  men 

Veut.  7  22.  Lord  thy  God  will  put  out  thofe  na. 

25.6.  that  his  name  be  not  put  out  of  Ifrael 
Judg.i6.zu  Phil,  tooke  him,  and  put  out  his  eyes 

2  Sam.i  3. 1 7.  />w  now  this  woman  out  from  me 

2  K}?t?  6.7.  and  he  put  out  his  hand,  and  tooke  it 
25.7-  and  p«f  out  the  eyes  of  Zedekiah 

2  Chro.  19.7.3.1(0  they  have/wf  out  the  lampes 

fobi%.<;  light  of  the  wicked  fhalbe  put  out 
6.  his  candle  fhalbe/>#f  out  with  him 
21. 17. how  oft  is  the  candleof  the  wic-  put  out 

Py2i/.9.y.thou  haft/>#J  out  their  name  for  ever 


Piov.  13.  9.  lamp  of  the  wicked  lhalbe^( 
20.  20.  his  lamp  fhalbe  put  out  in  obfeure 
24.  20.  candle  of  the  wicked  fhalbe  put  out 

fer.39.7~hn  put  out  Zedekiahs  eyes 

Chap.y2.1r. 

£•^.32.7.  wh:n  I  fhall  put  thee  out,  lie  cover 

Mar.  5 .40.  when  he  had  put  them  all  out 

Litfe  8  J4.  he  put  them  all  out,&  tooKC  her  by  the 

16.4.  that  wh:n  I  am  put  out  of  the  ftcwardfhip 
fohn  9.22.he  fiiould  be  put  out  of  the  Synagogue 

12.42.  left  they  fhould  be  put  out  of  die  Syna. 

16.2.  they  fhall  put  you  out  of  trie  Synagogue 
$>Uttruft.  5  D 

fudg.9.1 5 .  and  put  your  trull  in  my  fhadow 
2  Kj»g- 18.  24.  and  put  thy  truft  on  Egypt  for 
1  tbro.^.zo.  becaufe  they  put  their  tru;t  in  him 
Pfal.4,5,  and  putyour  truft  in  the  Lord 

$ .  1 1 .  all  thofe  that  put  their  truft  in  thee  rejoi 

7. 1 .  in  thee  doe  I  put  my  truft 

9.10.  know  thy  Name,  will  pu'  their  truft  in 

11.  1.  in  the  Lordput  1  my  truft      Ifal.31,  1. 

16.  1.  for  in  th  -'e  doe  I  put  my  truft 

X  j.  7.  fa  veft  them  that  put  their  truft  in  thee 

2  <;.  20.  not  be  afharnedjtor  I  put  my  truft  in 
36.7.  put  their  trult  under  the  lhadow  of  thy 
56. 4.  in  God  f  have  put  my  truft 

Verfe  i£. 
71. 1.  in  thee,  O  Lord,  doe  I  put  my  truft 
73.28.  Ihave  put  my  truft  in  the  Lord 
146.  3.  put  not  your  truftin  princes 
Prov.  30.5.  fhield  unto  them  that  put  their  truft  in 
I  fa.  36.  9.  andp«f  thy  tiuft  on  Egypt  for  chaiets 
fer.39.  id.  becaufe  thou  haft  p«f  thy  truft  in  me 
1  Thejf.z.4.  to  be  put  in  tsuft  with  the  gofpel 
H^.2.13, 1  will  ;>«£  my  truft  in  him 

Gen  jo. 26.  he  was  />/«  in  a  coffin  in  Egypt 
■±xod.zj.j.  ftaves  fhalbe  />«t  into  the  rings 
Lev.  15.19.fhe  fhall  be. put  apart  feven  dayes 
1  Kjng.zz  10.  having  ^*r  on  their  robes 

1  Chio.  19  16.  law  that  they  wersput  to  the  worfe 
272.  .neither  was  che  numb,  put  in  the  account 

2  C/;j'o.2.i4-e  very  device  which  lhall  be  put  to  him 

6.24.  if  thy  people  Ifrael  be  put  to  the  worfe 
25.22.  and  Judan  was  put  to  the  worfe 
P/a/.3J.4   &  put  to  fhame  that  feek  after  my  foule 
70.  2. and  put  toconfufion  that  defire  my  hurt 
71  1.  lee  me  never  be  put  to  confuTon 
8  3 . 1 7 .  let  t  iem  be  put  to  fhame ,  and  perifh 
Prov.z  j  7.  then  that  thou  fhouldefr  be-put  lower 
Ecclefy.  1 4.  nothing  can  be  put  to  it,  nor  taken 
I  fa.  j  4. 4  for  thou  (halt  not  be  put  to  fhame 
Jw.  50*42.  every  one  />«£  in  aray  like  a  man  to 
'Hat. 9.16.  that  which  \sput  in  to  fill  it  up,taketh 
Mar.  1.  14  now  after  chat  John  was  iut  in  prifon 
2.  22.  new  wine  muft  be  put  into  new  bottles 

Lulp  j.  38 
4.  21.  is  a  candle  brought  to  be/>«?  under  a  bi'. 
L/4f  9-62.  no  man  having  put  his  hand  to  the  plo. 
fohn  12  6.  and  bare  that  was  put  therein 

13.  2.  the  devill  having  now  put'mto  the  heart 
HC&.1.8.  he  left  nothing  that  is  not  put  under  him- 
we  fee  not  yet  all  things  put  under  him 
Rev.  1 1.9.  not  fuffer  their  dead  bodies  to  be  put  in 

^utteii. 
Numb.zi-z  1 .  and  thou  putteft  thy  neft  in  a  rocke 
Deut.i  2. 18. in  all  that  thou puttefl  thine  hand  unto 

Chap.i  j.  10. 
i  K/tfg- 18.14.  that  which  thou  putteft  on  me  will  I 
fob  13.27.  thou  putted  my  feet  :n  the  flocks 
Pfal. 119.1 1  9.  thou  puttefl  away  all  the  wicked 
Hob.z.ij,  puttefl  thy  bottle  to  him,  and  makeft 

Gcn.38.i4.  meputtetb  off  her  widowes  garments 
Exod.  30.33.  putteth  any  of  it  upon  a  flranger 
Numb. 22.  38.  what  Godputtetb  in  my  mouth  that 
Dcut-z^.i  1.  and  putteth  out  her  hand,&  taketh 

17-15-  andputtetb  it  in  a  fecret  p  ace 
1  Kjng.zo.i  1.  boaft  himfelfe  as  hethatpKMeffcit 
Job  ij.ir.  heputtetb  no  truft  in  his  faints 

18.9.  he  putteth  forth  his  hand  upon  the  rock. 

3  3 . 1 1 .  he  putteth  my  feet  in  the  flocks 

Pfal.  1 5  j.that  putteth  not  out  his  money  to  ufurie 
7  J.  7.  he  putteth  down  one,  and  fetteth  up  ano. 

Prov.z2.z$.  thatputtetb  his  truft  "nthe  Lord 
29.  2 5.  whofo  patfeffc  his  truft  in  the  Lord 

Cant.  2.1  3.  fig-tree. 


PUT        QJ*  A 


Cant,  i .  1 3  .fig-tree  puttetb  forth  her  green  figs 
Ifa. 5  7.  i  3  .that  puttetb  his  truft  in  me  (hall  poflefie 
Jer.4  j .  1 1.  is  a  (hepherd  putteth  on  his  garment 
Law.  j  .i9.he  puttetb  his  mouth  in  the  duft 
E-vk-  i^.^nd  puttetb  the  ftumbling  block  of 

Verfe  7. 
Micab  3 .  ?.&  he  thit  puttetb  not  into  their  mouths 
Mattb.g.  16.no  man  /wtttffo  a  piece  of  new  cloth 

24  jz.branch  is  yet  tender, &  puttetb  forth  leav- 

Ato.  13.28. 

Afa/.i.  jz.no  man  puttetb  new  wine  into  old  bot. 

4.2?.immediatly  he  puttetb  in  the  fickle 
Luty  5.36.  no  mm  puttetb  a  piece  of  a  new  garm. 
37.  no  man  puttetb  new  wine  into  old 

8.1 6.or  puttetb  it  under  a  bed 

1 1.5 2. having  lighted  a  candle,^. it  in  a  fecret 

i<j.i  S.whofoever  £«;{£££>  away  his  wife 
John  10.4.  when  he  p««e^  forth  his  own  (beep 

putting, 
Gew.2 1.14-bottle  ofwater3p  /rttozg  it  on  her  (houl. 
Lev.\6.z\.putimg  them  upon  the  bead  of  the  goat 
jfudg.7.6.putt'mgtheh  hand  to  their  mouth 
Ifa.^S.g.xht  putting  forth  of  the  finger 
AfaU.i6.that  he  imeihputting  away 
Atl s  9. 1  2.and  putting  his  hand  on  him 

i-j. putting  his  hands  on  him,faid,Brother 
19.3  3.  the  Jewesp«tfi»ghim  forward^ 
Rom.  1  5 .  1  J.in  fome  fort  />«tti»g  you  in  mind 
£pfce/T4.25.wherefore,?«toH£ away  lying 
Col.  z.  1 1.  in  pitting  offthe  body  of  the  fins  of  the 
1  Thef.^.^.puttingoa  the  breft-plate  of  faith 

1  Tim.i.ii.putting  me  into  the  miniftery 

2  Ti#z.i.6.by  theputting  on  of  my  hands 

1  Prt.j.j.orofjp«tt»»8;onofapparell 

2 1. not  the  putt,  away  of  the  filth  of  the  flefh 

2  PeM.15.by  putting  you  in  remembrance 

f-mtcoif, 
Acl.iS.i  3-we  came  the  next  day  to  P«tto/i 

Exod.6. 1  f  .one  of  the  daughters  of  Putiel  to  wife 

t£>ut«r#r.g. 
Ufa.  i.6.woundsjbruifes,and  putrefying  fores 

$pgatO. 
Itort.14.5.  the  j^g^  and  the  wild  ox 


Q, 


£tnaftef. 

£m/.  1 6. 1 3 .  at  even  the  quails  came  up 

Num.i  1.3  1.  a  wind  from  the  L.  &  brought  quails 

3  2.and  they  gathered  the  quails 
pyaZ.105.40.the  people  asked3&  he  brought  quails 

Joel  2.io.the  earth  (hall  qua\e  before  them 
Nabum  1 . 5.th=  mountains  quake  at  him 
Mat.zy.  5  i.the  earth  did  qua\e$.r\d  the  rocks  rent 
Heb.  12.21.  Mofes  fai  d ,  I  fear  and  quake 

jHuabcO. 
£tforf.  1 9. 1 8.the  w hole  mount  qua\ed  greatly 

1  Sam.i^.i  j.they  trembled,and  the  earth  quaked 

sEuaUlng. 
£^e.  1 2. 1 8.fon  of  man,  eat  thy  bread  w  ith  quaking 
Dan.  io.7.a  great  quaking  fell  upon  them 

£tuantitt>. 
Ifa,zi.  24.  all  veffels  of  fmall  quantity 

flUtiatrell, 
JLev.16.  2  5.  (hall  avenge  the  quarrel!  of  my  coven. 

2  K^g- %•  7*  ^ee  now  ne  feeketh a  quarrell 
Mark  6.i9.Herodias  had  a  quarrell  againft  him 
Col-i.i  3.  if  any  man  have  a  quarrell  againft  any 

jEttaniw. 
Judg.%.\9.  Ehud  turned  from  the  quarries 
26.  and  he  efcaped  beyond  the  quarries 
tfttttartcF. 
Gf».i9.4.all  the  people  from  every  quarter 
Jo/]i8.i4.thjs  was  their  weft  quarter 
lfa.47.1 5. thy  mercb.  (hall  wander  from  his  quart, 

56. 1 1. every  one  for  his  gain  from  his  quarter 
Mark  i.45.they  came  to  him  from  every  quarter 
South  iEaarter,See  <g>ontr). 

Exod.  1 3 .7  .no  leaven  be  feen  in  thy  quartets 
Deut.z  2.12.  make  the  fringes  upon  the  {our  qu&t, 
1  C/.M.9. 24.  in  four  quarters  were  the  porters 
Jcr.^.i  6.  the  four  winds  from  the  four  quarters 


QJ1  E         QJI  E 

Acts  9.3  2.Peter  paffed  throughout  all  quarters 
16.  j.becaufe  of  the  Jewes  in  thofe  quarters 
28.7.  in  the  fame  quart,  were  poffeffions  of  the 

Rev.zo.B.  (hall  deceive  the  nations  in  the  four  qu. 

Rom.  i6.2  3.Eraftus — faluieth  you,&  Qupftus 

Mmtctnionff. 
Acts  1 2.4.he  delivered  him  to  four  quaternions 

1  Kjng.io.  1.  xhaqueen  heard  ofthe  fame  of  Solo. 

zCbro.g- 1; 

4.  when  the  qu.  had  feen  all  Solom.wifdome 

iCbron.y.i- 

1  o.  no  fuch  (pices  as  the  queen  gave  to  Solo. 

2  Cbron.9.9* 

1 3»and  Solomon  gave  the  queen  her  defire 

2  Cbron.9- 11. 

1 1. 1 9.  he  gaveHadad  the  fifter  of  Taph.the  qu. 

1  j.r  3.he  removed  his  moth,  from  being  queen 

2Cfo77.15.16. 

2  Kjn.10. 1 3. we  go  to  falute— the  chil.of  the  queen 
Neh.z.6.the  king  Did — ("the  queen  alfo  fitting  by 
E(iber  1  .^.Vafhti  the  queen  made  a  feaft 

1 1.  to  bring  Vaihti  the  queen  before  the  king 

1 2.  but  the  queen  refufed  to  come 
1 5.  what  (hall  we  do  to  the  queen 
\6.queen  hath  not  done  wrong  to  the  k.  only 
17. this  deed  ofthe  queen  (hall  come  abroad 

k.Ahaf.com.  Vafh.the  ^.to  be  bro. — but 
18.  which  have  heard  of  the  deed  ofthe  qu. 
2.4.maid  which  pleafeth  the  king  be  queen 
i7.he  made  Either  queen  in  ftead  of  Vaihti 
22.Mordecai  told  it  to  Efther  the  queen 
44.her  maids  told  her,&  the  queen  was  grieved 
5.2.  and  the  king  faw  Efther  the  queen 
3. what  wilt  thou,queen  Efther 
1 2.the  queen  let  no  man  come  in  to  the  ban. 
7.i.came  to  banquet  with  Efther  thequeen 
2.what  is  thy  pctition,^we»  Efther 
3. the  queen  faid5If  I  have  found  favour 
5-the  king  faid  to  queen  Efther,Who  is  he 
tf.Haman  was  aftaid  before  the^«ee?z 
7.Haman  made  requeft  to  the  queen 
S.will  he  force  the  queen  alfo 
8.1.  the  houfe  of  Haman — unto  Efther  the  que. 
7.kingfaid  to  Eftherthe  ^«ee»   Chap.9.i 2. 
9.29.Efther  the  queen3  the  daughter  of  Abihail 
3 1. as  Mordecai  and  Efther  the  qu.hzd  enjoi. 
pfal.<tf.cf.  did  ftand  the  queen  in  gold  of  Ophir 
Je/'.7.i8.to  make  cakes  to  the  queen  of  heaven 
13.1 8.fay  to  the  k.&  to  the  <7«e£«;Humble  your 
29.2.after  the  king  and  queen  were  departed 
44,i7.toburnincenfe  to  the  queen  of  heaven 
i8.fince  we  left  off  to  burn  incenfe  to  the^«. 
1 9.when  we  burnt  incenfe  to  the  queen 
2  y.have  vowed  to  burn  incenfe  to  the  queen 
Dan.  5 . 1  o.the  queen — came  into  the  banquet-hou. 

and  the<7#ee?2  fpake  and  faid,0  king 
Mat.  1 2.42.  the  queen  ofthe  fouth  (hall  rife  in  jud. 

Lu\e  1 1.3 1. 
Acts  8.27.an  Eunuch  under  Candace  the  queen 
Rev.i  8.7. 1  fit  a  queen,  and  am  no  widow 

iUueen0. 
Ca;z.6.8.there  are  threefcore  queens^nd 

9.yea5the  queens  and  the  concubines 
Jp.49.23.and  their  queens  thy  nurfing  mothers 
£luencl). 

2  Sam.iq.j.znd  fo  they  (hall  quencb my  cole 

21.17.  that  thou  quench  not  the  light  of  Ifrael 
P/a/.i04.ii.the  wild  afles  (jaescfr  their  thirft 
Cant-  8.7. many  waters  cannot  quencb  love 
Ifa.i.$  i.fhall  burn  toge.&  none  (hall  quench  them 
4 2. 3. the  fmokingflax  (hall  he  not  quencb 

Mat.iz.io. 
Jcr.n.^.znd  burrij  that  none  can  quench  it 

Chap.  2 1. 1 2. 
Amos  5.6.and  there  be  none  to  quench  it  in  Beth-el 
Ephef.6.16.  to^a.allthe  fiery  darts  ofthe  wicked 

1  Tbefc.19.  quench  not  the  fpirit 

Num.i  i.2.Mofes  prayed 5and  the  fire  was  quenched 

2Cfo.34.25. 

2  KJ.2i.t7.wrath  dial  be  kindl.- — &  (hal  not  be  q. 
Pfal.  1 1 8>  1 2.they  are  quenrtxd  as  the  fire  of  thorns 
7/a.34.io.it(hall  not  be^racWnight  nor  day 

43.17.  they  are  extinc"t,and  quenched as  tow 
Eeee 


Q_U  E        CLU  I 

66. 24. neither  (hall  their  fire  be  quenched 
fer.y.  20.it  (hall  burn,  and  not  be  quenched 

17.27.and  it  (hall  not  be  quenched 
£^.20.47.the  Aiming  flame  (lull  nozhz  quench. 
48.I — have  kindied  it ;  it  (hall  not  be  qucn. 
Mar. 9. 4  3  .into  the  fire  that  never  fhali  be  quenched 

Verfe  45. 
44.and  the  fire  is  not  quenched    Ver.46348 . 
Hcb.  1 1.34.  quencbedthe  violence  of  fue 
jattueftiort, 

Afof.22.3  5.  a  lawyer  asked  him  a  qucfiiotz 
May\  1 1. 29.I  will  ask  of  you  one  queflwn 
1 2.34.and  no  man  durft  ask  him  any  queft'm 
Lȣe  20.40. 
John  3>25.there  arofe  a  <?«/?/<«  betw.Johns  difcip. 
A6l.\%. 2.to  the  apoftles  &  elders  about  this  que'ft. 
18.15.but  if  it  be  a  quefiionoi  words 
19.40.  we  are  in  danger  to  be  called  in  qrteft'itm 
2  3 .6.of  the — refurreft. — I  am  called  in  quejli. 
Chap.24.21. 
1  Cor.  10. 2  5  .asking  no  queflion  for  confeience  fake 

Verfe  27. 
;©ae,ftfotu 

Mar.S.u.the  Pharifees began  to  quefi.  with  him 
9.l6.he  asked  the  fcribes,  What  qu.ye  wchthem 

z  Chr.i  t-9-then  Hezek.quejlioned  with  the  priefts 

Mar. i.27.they  qucflioned  among  themfclv.  faying 

Lu\e  2 3-9.be qneft.  withhim,buthe  anfwerednot 

^tieft(on(ng. 

Mar.9.io.thcy  kept  that  faying,^«e/?i<»,one  anoth. 
14.be  faw  a  great  muh.quejtioning  with  them 
iHaefhorw, 
1  Kjn.  10.  i.quxzme  to  prove  him  with  hard  quefi. 

z  Chro.9.1. 
3.S0I0.  told  her  all  her  quefiions     2  Cbr.g.z. 
Mat.zz.46.  ask  him  any  moe  que(tions 
Lu\e  z.4.6.  both  hearing  them,&  asking  them  qu. 
Atts  z$.Z9.zccukd  of  quefiions  of  their  law 
2  j.i9.but  had  certain  quefiions  againft  him 
20.I  doubted  of  fuch  manner  of  quefiions 
26.3.I  know  thee  to  be  expert  in  all  quefiions 

1  7iw.i.4.whichminifter<7«e/2.rath.  then  edifying 

6.  4.  knowing  noth.  but  doting  upon  quefiions 
z  Tim.z.z^.Sc  unlearned  quefiions  avoid    Tit. 3.9. 

J&Uick. 
Lev.i$.  io.qiuc\ raw  flefh  in  the  rifing 

24^nd  the  qiiic\  flefh  have  a  white  fpoC 
Num.16.30.  and  they  go  down  quic\  into  the  pit 
Pfal.$  5.1 5.  and  let  them  go  down  quicl^  into  hell 

1 24. 3 .  then  they  had  fwallowed  us  up  quicl^ 
Ifa.  1 1. 3 .  (hallmake  him  of  quick  understanding 
Ads  10.42. to  be  the  judge  of  quic^  and  dead 

2  'tint. 4. 1  .who  (hall  judge  the  quicl(  and  the  dead 
Hcb.4. 1 2.for  the  word  of  God  is  quic\ 

1  Vet. 4. 5-is  ready  to  judge  the  quic\  and  the  dead 

Pfal.7 1.20.  thou  (halt  quicken  me  again 

$0.18. quicken  us,and  we  will  call  on  thy  name 
1 1 9. zj. quicken  thou  me  according  to  thy  word 

Ver.154. 
37.  and  qmc\en  thou  me  in  thy  way 
HO.quic\en  me  in  thy  righteoufnefle 
%%.quic\en  me  after  thy  loving- kindneffe 

Verfe  159. 
107. 1  am  afflifted  very  much :  quicken  me 
1 49.5*^e»  me  according  to  thy  judgment 
Vetfe  156. 
1 43 . 1 1 .  quicken  me  for  thy  names  fake 
Rom.S.i  1. alfo  quicken  your  mortall  bodies 
ii&ntc&eneO, 

Pfal.  1 19. 50.  for  thy  word  hath  quic\inedmn 

93 .  with  thy  precepts  haft  thou  quickened  me 
1  CV.15.  7,6.  that  which  thou  foweft  js  not  quick;. 
Epbef.z.i  and  you  hath  he  quickened 

5.  qiuc\ened\is  together  with  Chrift 
Col.  2. 1 3  .hath  he  quickened  together  with  him 
1  Pet.  3 . 1 8  .but  quickened  by  the  fpirit 

£ltticfee«ctl). 

Job.f.  2i  .Fath.raifeth  up  the  dead,&  quicken,  them 

fo  the  Son  quickentth  whom  he  will 

6.61 .  it  is  the  fpirit  that  qmckenetb 

Rom.^iy.nt  beleeved  Go.who  quickenetb  the  dead 

1  Tim.6.11,.  in  the  fight  of  G.  who^ie.all  things 

HUrtcttenirjg. 
1  Cor.i  5.45  -laft  Adam  was  made  a  quickening  fpirit 


QJI  I        QJ1  I 

Gen.  1 8. 6. make  ready  quickly  three  meafures  of 

17.20.how  is  it  that  thou  haft  found  it  (oquic. 
Exo.2z.Z.tbey  turned  afide  gaiety  out  of  the  way 
Num.  1  fi.46.put  on  incenfe,and  go  quickly 
Deut.9.1.  and  deftroy  them  quickly 

li.get  thee  down  quickly  from  hence 

are  quickly  turned  afide  out  of  the  way 
it>.ye  had  turned  alide  qmctyy  out  of  the  way 
1  i .  1 7  .left  y  e  pen(h  quickly  from  off  the  good 
28.20.  untillyou  perilh  quickly 
Jnjh.z.  y.pur(ue  after  them  quickly 
tf.  1 9  .and  the  ambufh  arole  qwcltfy 
io.6.come  up  to  us  quickly, and  fave  us 
23.16.ye  (hall  perifli  quickly  from  off 
Judg-z.17.tbey  turned  quickly  out  oitbe  way 

1  SfttB.20.19.then  thou  (halt  go  down  quickly 

2  S<z;».i7.i6.therefore  fend  qiricl(ly}and  tell  David 

1 8. but  they  went  both  away  quickly 
2 1  .arife,and  pafle  quickly  over  the  wafer 
2  Kjng.1.1 1. thus  the  king  faid,  Come  down  quic. 
2  Cbro.  18.8.  fetch  quickly  Michaiah 
Ecclef.4. 1 2.  a  threefold  cord  is  not  ^KK^/j)  broken 
Mat.  f  .2  j.agree  with  thine  adverfary  quickly 
28. 7 .go  quickly  and  tell  hisdifciples 
•  8.and  they  departed  gwflfc/y  from  the  fepulch. 
Msrk  i6-8.and  they  went  out  quickly 
Lu\e  14.2  i-go  out  quic\ly  into  the  ftreets 

i6.6.takethy  bil,&  (it  down  quick  write  fifty 
John  1 1. 29. (he  rofe  quickly,and  came  unto  him 

1  j .  27.that  thou  doft,do  quickly 

Ails  1  2.7.raifed  him  up,(aying,Arife  up  quickly 

2  2.i8.getthee^c^/youtof  Jerufalem3for 
Rex;. 2. 5.  orelfe  I  will  come  unto  thee  quickly 

Verfei6. 
3.1 1.  behold,  I  come  quickly     Chap. 22.7,1  2. 

20.furely,I  come  quickly.  Amen 
1 1.1 4.the  third  wo  cometh  quickly 

£Uttcti=fatrt)0, 
ziff.27.17.left  they  (hould  fall  in  quick-finds 

{Hater, 
fudg.  i6.2.they  laid  wait,and  were  quiet  all  night 
18.7.  after  the  manner  of  the  Zidoni.#«itf  and 
27.came  to  Laiftijto  a  people  at  quiet 
2  Kjng.i  1.20.  and  thecitie  was  in  quiet 

1  Cfov7.4-40.and  the  land  was  wide  and  quiet 

2  Chr.  1*4. 1.  the  land  was  quiet  ten  yeers 

y.thekingdome  was  quiet  before  him 
20. 3  o.the  realm  of  Jeholhaphat  was  quiet 

2  3 . 2 1  .and  the  citie  was  quiet 
Job  3 . 1 3  .now  (hould  I  have  lien  ftil  ,&  been  quiet 

2Ci.neither  was  I  quiet,yet  trouble  came 
1 1 .2  j.one  dieth — being  wholly  at  eafe  and  qu. 
V fal,  2 5.20.  they  devife  againft  them  that  are  quiet 

i  o  7 . 3  o.the  y  are  glad,becaufe  they  arc  quiet 

Fro. 1. 11.  whohearkenetbtomefliall  dwell  quiet 

Eccl.9. 17.  the  words  of  wife  men  are  heard  in  quiet 

Ifa.7. $.and  fay  to  him,Take  heed,and  be  quiet 

I4.7.the  whole  earth  is  at  quiet 

32.i8.mypcople(liall  dwell  in  quiet  places 

3  $.20.thine  eyes  (hall fee  Jerufal.  aquiet  habir. 
Jet. 30.  10. Jacob  (hall  return,  &  be  in  reft  &  quiet 

47.6.  how  long  will  it  be  ere  thou  be  quiet 
7-how  can  it  be  quiet 3  feeing  the  Lord 
49.2j.forrow  on  the fra,it cannot  bequiet 
1 1  .eo.this  Seraiah  was  a  quiet  prince 
jE^.16.42.1  willbeg»«f,andnomore  angry 
]Vrtfc.i.i2.tho.theybe  quietjhey  (hall  be  cut  down 
A  (Is  19-36.  ye  ought  to  be  quiet 
1  Tbefa.i  1. and  that  ye  ftudie  to  be  quiet 
1  Tim.  j.z.that  we  may  lead  a  quiet  life 
1  Ptf.3.4.  the  ornament  of  a  meek  &  quiet  fytta. 

£tuitttt3. 
Pfal.iz  1.2. 1  have  quietedmy  felf  as  a  child 
Zecb.6. 8.thefe  have  quieted  my  fpirit  in  the  north 

&nieteth. 
Job  j7.17.when  he  quieuhe  earth  by  the  fouth  w. 

j&ufetlp. 
1  Sam.-2.z7.  Joabtook  Abn.to  fpeak  with  him  qu. 
Lam. 3. 26. good  to  wait  quietly  for  the  fal.of  the  L. 

j&ntetnefre. 
//«/<?  8. 28.ccuntrey  was  in  quietmffe  forty  yeers 
1  Cfo'.22.9.  He  give  quietnejje  to  Ifrael  in  his  dayes 
Job  20.20.he  (hall  not  feel  quietnejje  in  his  belly 

.  34.29.when  he  gives  quietnejje,  who  can  troub. 
P>».  1 7. 1 . better  is  a  dry  morfcil,and  quietnejje 


QJJL  I        RAB 

Ecclef.^.6.bettet  is  an  handfull  wkh  quietnejje 
//tf.30.1  y  .in  quietnejje  &  confid.fhalbe  your  ftren. 

32.17.the  effeft  of  righteoufneffe^wieWej/Je 
Acts  24.2.  feeing  by  thee  we  enjoy  great  quietnejje 
2  Tbef.2. . 1 2ithat  with  quietnejje  they  work 

mutt. 
Exod.  2 1 . 1  j.t  hen  {hall  he  that  fmote  him  be  quit 

28.but  the  owner  of  the  ox  (hall  be  quit 
Jof.i.  20.  then  will  we  be  quit  of  thine  oath 
1  Sam.4,9,  quityoutkUes  like  men 

1  Cor.  1 6.1 3  quit  you  like  men,be  ftrong 

ilintte. 
Gra.31.1j.and  (?/«#  devoured  alfo  our  money 
Exod.iz.iq.quite  break  down  their  images 
Num.  17.1  o.quite  take  away  their  murmurings 
3  2.<;z.quite  pluck  down  their  high  places 

2  Sa«z.3.24.haft  fent  him  away,&  he  is  quite  gone 
Job  6.1 3. is  wifdome  driven  quite  from  me 
Hd6.3.9.thybow  was  made  quite  naked 

iHnitec. 
Gra.27.3.take,I  pray  thee,thy  quiver  and  thybow 
,/tfb  39.z3.the  quiver  ratleth  againft  him 
Vfal.  1 27.  f  .hap.is  the  man  that  hath  his  qiiiv.  full 
Ifa.  2  2.6.  Elam  bare  the  quiver 

49.2.in  his  quiver  hath  he  hid  me 
Jer.$.i6.theh  quiver  is  an  open  fepulchre 
Lam.1.1 3.  arro.of  his  quiv.  to  enter  into  my  reins 

£J.uv&«erj. 
Hab.3.1  6. vi  hen  I  heard, — my  lips  quivered 


R. 


ISaamah. 

Ge7Z.io.7.ofCufhRa<«Hrtk,  oiRaamah  Slieba 

1  Cbro.  1.9. 

IRaamfah, 

Neb.7.7. came  with  Zerubbabel,Nehem.ftz<«#M/; 

JRaamefes,  See  iRamefeisr, 

IBabbar). 

Deut.3.1  1. is  it  not  in  Rabbahof  the  childr.of  Am. 

/a/.  1 3.2  J. their  coaft  was  to  A roer  before  Kabbah 

1  $.6o.Kiriath-Baal,and  Rabbah,tv/o  cities 
2  Saw.  1 1. 1. Ifrael  befieged  Kabbah 

1 2.26.  and  Joab  fought  againft  Kabbah 
27joab— faid,I  have  fought  againft  Kabbah 
29. David  went  to  Kabbah 

17.27.  Shobiof  Rabbah  brought  beds       ^ 

1  Cfo\2o.i.Joab— -  came  and  befieged  Kabbah 
and  Joab  fmote  Rabbah,8c  deftroyed  it 

Jer.tf.z.  I  willeaufe  war  to  be  heard  inRabbah 

3  .cry,ye  daughters  of  Kabbah 
E%s\.z  i.20.that  the  fword  may  come  to  Kabbah 

2 y.  j.  I  will  make  Kabbah  a  liable 
'Amos  1.14.I  will  kindle  a  fire  in  the  wall  oiKabb. 

Iftabbt. 
Mat.z  3 .7.and  to  be  called  of  men,Rabbi 

8.  but  be  not  ye  called  Rabbi 
John  1.38.  they  faid  unto  him,  Rabbi 

49.  Nathaneel  faith  unto  bimyRabbi 
3 .2.  and  faid  unto  bim,Rabbi,Yie  know 

26.they  came  to  John,  &  faid  unto  b\m  jRab. 
6.z$.Rabbi}vihen  cameft  thou  hither 
IBabbith. 
Jof.ig.io.andRabbitb,md  Ri(hion,and  Abez 

IRabbont, 
John  20. 16.  (he  turned  her,  and  hid,  Rabboni 

IBsbmag. 

Jer.i9.i.cameRabmag,  with  the  princes  of  Baby!. 
i3.Nebuzaradan  &  Rabmag  fent  for  Jerem. 
IRabfartS. 

2  K>g.i8.i7.K.of  Affyriafent  Tartan,&  Rabfaris 
Jer.39.2.  Rabfa. — withalhhe  refidue  of  the  prin. 

il-Rabfaris, — and  all  the  king  of  Bab.  prin. 
IHabfbabei). 
2  Rjn.  1 8 . 1 7.K.of  Affyr.ient— Rabfhak-hom  Lach. 

i/i.36.2. 
19.  and  Rabjhakeb  faid  unto  them 
26.faid — Shebna  and  Joab  unto  Rabjhakeb 
Ifa.36.11. 
27>but  Rabjh.hid  unto  thcm>Hath  my  maft. 
28.then  Rabjhakeb  cryed  with  a  loud  voice 
3  7.they  told  him  the  words  of  Rabjhakeb 

lfa.i6.zi. 

i9.4.thy  Cod  will  hear  the  words  of  Rabjhakeb 

7/21.37.4. 


_^_K  A  C       R  A  G 

8.fo  Rabjhakeb  returned,and  found  the  king 
,  Ifa.27.8. 

Ifa.tf.i.RabJbakeh  faid— Say  ye  now  to  Hezekiah 
1  z. Rabjhakeb  faid,Hath  my  mafter  fent 
li.RabJhAtooCL  and  cryed  in  the  Jews  lan°u. 
IBace.   ■  a 

Pfal.  1 9.  j.  and  rejoiceth  as  a  man  to  run  a  race 
Ecclef.9.1 1.  the  race  is.  not  to  the  fwifc 
1  Cot.9.z$.  they  which  run  in  a  race  run  all 
Heb.ii.i.lct  us  run  with  patience  the  race 

ISactja. 
Mat.  j.  22.  whofoever  (hall  fay  to  his  broth.  Raeha 

IRacljai. 
1  Sam.2  o. 2?.and  to  them  which  were  in  Racbal 

Kac'yel,  read  alfo  I5al;el, 

Gen.7.9. 6. Rachel  his  daught.cometh  with  the  (heep 
9. Rachel  came  with  her  fathers  (heep 
10. when  Jacob  faw  Rachel  the  daugh.of  Labt 

1  i.Jacob  kitted  Rachel 
1 2.  Jscob  told  Rachel  that  he  was  her  fath. 

1 6.  the  name  ot  the  younger  was  Rachel 

17.  Rachel  was  beautifull  and  well-favoured 

1 8.  Jacob  loved  Rachel,  and  faid 
I  will  ferve  thee  feven  yeers  for  Ractel 

20.Jacob  ferved-feven  yeers  for  Rachel 

2  y.did  not  I  ferve  with  thee  for  Rachel 
28.gave  him  Rachel  bis  daughter  to  wife 
29.be  gave  toRachethis  daughterBilhah 

3  o.  went  in  alfo  to  Racb.  &  he  loved  alfo  Ra. 
,31.  but  Rachel  was  barren 

3 o.  i.when  RachXaw  that  (he  bare  Jac.no  child. 
R«d?.envied  her  filler,  &  faid  unto  Jacob 
2.Jacobs  anger  was  kindled  againft  Rachel 
6.Racb.  faid,God  hath  judged,  &  hath  heard 
7.Bilhah  Rachels  maid  conceived  again 
8  itafe/faidAVith  great  wreftlings  have  I 
1 4..?W;.faid  to  Leah,Give  me  of  thy  fons 

1  y.R«.faid,Theref.he  (hal  lie  with  thee  to  n. 

2  2,God  remembt. Rachel 3  fit  God  hearkened 

2  y.  when  Rachel  had  born  Jofephjacob  faid 
3 1 .4. Jacob  fent  and  called  Rachel  and  Leah 

i^.Kaclxland  Leah  anfwered  Jacob 
\9.Rachelbad  ftollen  the  images 

3  2.Jac.knew  not  that  Rack  b\d  ftollen  them 
3 3-Laban  went  imoKachels  tent 

3  4.  Racb.  had  taken  the  images,  &  put  them 
3  3«i.divided  the  children  to  Leah  and  Rachel 
2.  RacbeUnd  Jofeph  hindermoft 
7.  after  came  Jofeph  neer,and  Rachel,  &  they 
3  J.16.  Rachel  travelled,and  (he  had  hard  labour 
19  Rachel  died,  and  was  buried  in 
20.that  is  the  pillar  of  Rachels  grave 
24.fons  of  Rachel  j  Jofeph  and  Benjamin 

Chap.4tf.22, 
2?.fons  of  Bilhah,&zc/;e/i  hand- maid 
46.r9.fons  of  Rachel  Jacobs  wife 

2f.Bilhahjwhich  Laban  gave  to  Rachel 
48.7.when  I  came  from  Padan,foic/;e/died 
Ruth  4. 1 1  .the  Lord  make  the  woman — like  Racb. 
1  Sam.  1 0.2. find  two  men  by  Rachels  fepulchre 
Jer.3  i.i$.Rachel  weeping  for  her  children 

Mattb.z.iS. 
IBaooat. 

1  rt?o.z.i4.Nathaneel  the  founb,Raddai the  fifth 

IRafterjEf. 
C<2».i.i7.beamsof  our  hou.are  ced.&  ouxraf.oi  fir 

tfagan. 
Luk?  3.35. which  was  the  fon  of  Ragau 

l&age* 

2  King,  f .  1 2.he  turned,and  went  away  in  a  rage 

19.27. 1  know  —  thy  rage  agaiaft  me 

/fc.37.28. 
28.bccaufe  thy  rage  againft  me  —  is  come  up 
2  Chr.\6.\o.  for  he  was  in  a  rage  with  him 

28.9.  and  ye  have  flain  them  in  a  rage 
Job  39.24.he  fwalloweth  the  ground  with  rage 

40.  r  1.  caft  abroad  thewgeof  thy  wrath 
P/«/.2.i.why  do  the  heathen  rage 

7.6.1ift  up  thy  felf  becaufe  of  the  rage 
P/o.6.34.for  jealoufie  is  the  rage  of  a  man 
ifa.  3  7. 2  8. 1  know  thy  rage  againft  me 

29.becaufe  thy  rase  againft  me  — is  come  up 
Dan.  3.13.  then  Nebuchadnez.  in  his  rage  comm. 
Hofy.  1 6 .  they  (hall  fall  for  the  rage  of  their  tong. 
Mzfc.2.4.  charets  (hall  rage  in  the  ftrceti      . 
Affs  4.2? .  why  did  the  heathen  rage 

. . gage, 


RAG 


R  A  I 


R  A  I 


R  A  I 


R  A  I 


R  A  I 


i&age. 

P/o.zg. ^.whether  he  rage  or  laugh 

fa; 46.9. come  up,  ye  horfes,and  rag<?,ye  charets 


Pfil.46.6.  the  heathen  raged,  the  kingd.were  mov. 

iRagetl). 
Pro.  14.16.but  the  fool  rageth, znd  is  confident 

IBaggeD. 
lfa.z.z  1. into  the  tops  of  the  *vzgg«f  rocks 

IRaging. 
Pfil.S9.9- tn0U  ruleft  the  MS'*S  of  tne  fea 

Prff.20a.wine  is  a  mocker,  drong  drink  is  raging 
Jonah  1.1 5.  and  the  fea  ceafed  fxomraging 
Litfe  8. 44.be  rebuked  the  ragingoi the  water 
/«rfe  i3.ftfgJBgwavesof  the  fea,foming out 


Pifl.zj.  ai.  drowfineffeinal  clothe  amanwith  rag* 
Ifa.6^.6.3\\  our  righteoufneflcs  are  as  fihhie  >v?g5 
Jer.-}  8. 1  i.Ebedmelech  took  old  rotten  wgs 

1  i.put  on  thefe  rotten  rags  under  thy  arms 

IRagucL" 
Num.  10. 19. Mot. did  to  Hobab  the  fon  oiRagnel 
Kaljab,  or  IRacijab. 

Jof.z.i-'mto  an  harlots  houfe  named  Rahab 
3. the  king  of  Jericho  fent  unto  Rahab 
6.17-  onely  Rahab  {hall  live 

2  3.  brought  out  Rahab,  and  her  father 
2?.and  Joihua  faved  Rahab  the  harlot 

Pfal.%7.4. 1  will  make  mention  of  Rahab 
8 9. 10. thou  haft  broken  Rahab  in  pieces 
Ifa.11.9xtt  thou  not  it  that  cut  Rahab 
Mat.i. f.Salmon begace  Booz  of  Rachab 
Heb.i  1 .  j  1  .by  faith  Rahab  perifhed  not 
James  2.2f.was  not  Rahab  juftified  by  works 
ISaham. 

1  Chro.z.  24.  and  Shema  begate  Rabam 

Kail. 

2  Chro  3 2. 1 7. wrote  letters  to  r«/ on  the  Lord 

ffiatleO. 
1  Srfff2.25.14.  and  Nabal  railed  on  them 
^ilfar^  1  f -i9-  tbey  that  pafled  by  r<u/erf  on  him 
Lulte  2  j  .3  ?.one  of  the  malefactors  railed  on  him 

ISatier, 
1  Cor  5.1 1. that  you  keep  not  company  with  zrall 

lRaWng. 
1  ri»?.6.4.w  hereof  cometh  envie,drife,rd27i??g 

1  Pet.1.9.  not  rendring  railing  for  railing 

2  Ptf.2.1  1 -angels —  bring  not  railing accufation 
fade  Q.durft  not  bring  a  railing. accuiation 

IRatmcntT 
(7W.24.53.and  raiwm^nd  gave  them  to  Rebekah 
27.ij.Rtbekah  took  goodly  raiment 

I27.Ifaacfmelled  the  fmell  of  his  raiment 
28.20.  will  give  me  raiment  to  put  on 
41.1 4.  Jofepb  changed  his  raiment 
45.21.he  gave  each  man  change  of  raiment 

to  Benja.he  gave — 'five  changes  of  raiment 
J5.rod.3.i2.jewelsof  (ilver,jewels  of  gold,&  raim. 
Chap.12.3f. 
2 1 .  lo.her  food  and  raiment  he  (hall  not  dimin. 
22.9.trefpafle,wh£ther  for  (beep  or  raiment 
26. if  thou  take  raiment  to  pledge 
27.it  is  his  raiment  for  his  skin 
Lev.  11.32.  whether  it  be  any  vtfi.of  wood,or  rai. 
Num.%  i.20.and  purifie  all  your  raiment 
Dcflf.8.4.thy  raiment  waxed  not  old  on  thee 
10. 1 8. loves  the  ftranger,and  gives  him  raiment 
2 1 . 1 3.  the  raiment  of  her  captivity  from  off  her 
22.3.  fo  (halt  thou  do  with  his  raiment 
24. 1 3. that  he  may  deep  in  his  own  raiment 
17.  nor  take  the  widowes  raiment 
Jofli.zz.S.tttxim  with  much  raiment 
Judt.\.  1 6. girded  a  dagger  under  his  raiment 
y.i6.bcCide  ornaments,and  purple  raiment 
Riftb  3 .3. anoint  thee,  and  put  thy  raiment  on  thee 

1  Sa«2.28.8.Saul  difguifed  himfelf,and  put  on  rai. 

2  King.  5 .  5  .he  took  ten  changes  of  raiment 
7.8. carried  thence,(ilver,and  gold,&  raiment 

z  Cbr.9. 24.  brought  his  prefent  of  Hlver  Si  raiment 


M at.i  .4.  John  had  his  raiment  of  camels  hair    ' 
6.25.  life  more  then  mcat?&  the  body  thenra;. 
28. why  take  ye  thought  for  raiment 

1  i.8.to  fee  ?  a  man  clothed  in  foft  raiment 

Lu\eT.z%. 

17.2.  and  his  raiment  was  white  as  the  light 

27.31  .put  his  own  raiment  on  him 

28- 3. and  his  raiment  white  as  fhow 
Mar\  9. 3. his  raiment  became  Gaining 
Liife  9-29-his  raiment  was  white andgliftering 

10.50. which  dripped  him  of  his  raiment- 

1 2. 2 3. the  body  is  more  then  raiment 

23.34.  they  parted  his  raiment 
John  1 9. 24>they  parted  my  raiment  among  them 
Afts  i.8.6\he  (hook  his  raiment, znd  faid 

2  2.20.&  kept  the  raiment  of  them  that  flew  him 
1  Tim.6-$  .having  food  &  raiment,  let  us  be— cont. 
James  2. 2. a  poor  man  in  vile  raiment 
Kcz/^.y.the  fame  (hall  be  clothed  in  white  raiment 

18. &  white  raim.  that  thou  maift  by  clothed 
4.4.  elders  clothed  in  white  raiment 
IK  ciin. 
Gen.j.  1 2  .ram  was  upon  the  earth  forty  dayes 

S.z.rain  from  heaven  was  reftrained 
Exod.  9.  ij.rain  was  not  powred  on  the  earth 

34.  Pharaoh  faw  the  rain  ceafed 
Lro.26.4I  will  give  you  rain  in  due  feafon 

Dt/tf.11.14.  &  28.12. 
Detit.i  i.ir.and  drinketh  water  of  the  rain  of  hea. 
1 4.  the  firft  rain,  and  the  latter  rain 
1 7. he  (hut  up  heaven,  that  there  be  no  rain 
28. 24<make  thtrain  of  thy  land  powder 

3  2.2.  my  doctrine  (hall  drop  as  the  rain 
my  fpeech  diftill  as  the  fmall  rain 

1  Sam.  1 2 . 1 7.  on  the  Lord  to  fend  thunder  &  rain 

i8.the  Lord  fent  thunder  and  rain 
z  Sam.  1 . 1 2 .  neither  let  there  be  rain  upon  you 

2  3 ,4.by  clear  mining  after  rain 
1  Kjng.8.1 5. there  is  no  >vK»,becaufe  they  finned 
36. and  give  rai?;  upon  thy  land 
17.1. there  (hall  not  be  dew  nor  rain 
7.brook  dried  up,  bec.therehad  been  no  rain 
i4.till  the  day  the  Lord  fend  rain 
1 8. 1 .  lie  fend  rain  upon  the  earth 
4i.a  found  of  abundance  of rain 


38.22.I  will  rain  an  overflowing  rain 
Hof.6. 3  .as  the  ra«,as  the  latter  and  former  rain 
Joel  2. 2  3 .  given  you  the  former  rain  moderately 
caufe  co  come  down  for  you  the  rain 
the  former  raiii,znd  the  latter  rain 
Amos  4.7 .1  have  witbholden  the  rain  from  you 
Zech.  10. 1. ask—  rain  in  the  time  of  the  latter  rain 
and  give  them  fhowrsof  rain 
1 4. 1 7  .upon  them  (nail  be  no  rain 

1 8  .family  of  Egypt  —that  have  no  rain 
Mat^.^f.  and  fendech  rain  on  the  juft  and  unjuft 
7.2  j. and  the  rain  defcended  Vcrfe  27. 

Alls  14.17.did  good,  &  gave  usraiafrom  heaven 
28.2.receiv.us  every  one,becaufe  of  t!'eprcf.r/a» 
Hcb.6-7.the  earth,  which  drinketh  in  the  rain 
fames  5.7.  untill  he  receive  the  early  &  latter  rain 
1  S.he  prayed  again.and  the  heaven  gave  rain 
ffiaia. 
Gen.z.%.  Lord  God  had  not  caufed  it  to  ma 

7.4.10  rain  on  the  earth  -40. dayes,  &  4o.niphts 
Exod.9. 1 8.to  morrow  I  will  caufe  it  to  rain 

16.4.I  will  rain  bread  from  heaven 
Job  20.  23.  God  (hall  rain  his  furie 

3  8 .  26.to  caufe  it  to  rain  on  the  earth 
Pfal.i  1. ©".upon  the  wicked  he  (hall  rain  fnares 
Ifa.$.6.tlnt  they  rain  no  rain  upon  it 
E%e\.i%.zz.l  will  rain  an  overflowing  rain 
Hfl/;io.i2,till  he  come  and  r<tz»nghteoufnefle  on 
Amos  4.7.10  rain  upon  one  city,&-i-not  to  rain  on 
James  5. i7<he  prayed  thajp  mighc  not  rain 
Rev.i  i.g.that  it  rain  not  in  the  dayes  of  their  pro. 

lRa(n=bpi». 

Rev.4.3.  a  rain-bow  round  about  the  throne 
10. 1. 3.  rain- bow  was  upon  his  head 
iKauteD. 
Ge».i9.24.L.'r^»f^upon  iodom  &  uponGomor. 
Exod.9. 2  3. and  her<««(?rfhail  upon  ehe  land 
Pfal.7%. 24.8c  had  rained  down  Manna  upon  them 

i7.he  rained  flefh  alfo  upon  them  as  duft 
£^.12.14. thou  art  the  land  not  rained  upon 
Amos  4.7.  one  piece  was  r<2z^  upon  ,:ind  the 

piece  whereupon  it  rained  not  withered 
I24.17.29.thc  fame  day  it  rained  fit  e  &  brimftone 
Jam.  5. 17.it  rained  not  for  three  yeers  &  6.months 
IRainfe. 


44.ger  thee  down,  that  the  rain  ftop  thee  not  •  Pro.27.1j.  a  continual  1  dropping  in  a  rainie 


4f.  there  W3S  a  great  rain 

1  Kjng.$.i7.ye  fhall  neither  fee  wind  nor  rain 

2  Chr.6. z6. when  the  hea.is  (hut  up,&  there  is  no  r. 
27'then  hear  thou  in  heaven — and  fend  rain 

7. 1 3. if  I  (hut  up  hcaven,that  there  be  no  rain 
E^ra  10.9. trembling  for  the  great  rain 

13.it  is  a  time  of  much  rain 
Job  5.10.  who  giveth  raw?  upon  the  earth 
28. 26. when  he  made  a  decree  for  the  rain 
29.23.they  waited  for  me  as  forthe  rain 

op.their  mouth  wide  as  for  the  latter  rain 


IRatfe. 

602.38.8  and  raife  up  feed  to  thy  brother 
Exod  23.1  .thou  lhak  not  raife  a  falfe  report 
Deut.i%.  1  $  thy  God  wil  raife  up  to  thee  a  prophet 

18. 1  will  raife  them  up  a  prophet 
2  j.7.refufi  d  to  raife  up  a  name  in  Ifrael 
Jof.8.19.  raife  thereon  an  heap  of  dunes 
Ruth  4. 5. to  raife  up  the  name  of  the  dead   Ver.io. 
1  Sam.z.ij.l  will  raife  me  up  a  faithful!  prieft 
zSam.iz.  1 1. the  L-  rd  faid^I  will  raife  up  evill 

1 7. and  went  to  raife  him  up 


3 6. 27. they  powr  down  r<?/«  accor.to  the  vapour    1  King- 14-1 4. the  Lord  will  raife  a  king  in  Ifrael 
37.6.tothefmallrtfi?2,and  to  the  great  rain  of      1  Chr. 17.  n.iU  raife  up  thy  feed  after  :hee 


38.28.  hath  the  rain  a  father 
Pfal.68.9.  thou  didft  fend  a  plentifull  rain 
7  z.6.  he  (hall' come  down  like  rain 
84.6.  the  rain  alfo  filleth  the  pools 
1  o  5. 3  2. he  gave  them  hail  for  rain 
13  f  ,7-he maketh  lightenings  for  thzrain 
147.8.  who  prepareth  rain  for  the  earth 
Pro.  16.  i-«.  kings  favour  like  latter  rain 
25:. 14. like  clouds  and  wind  without  rain 
2 3. the  north  wind  dtiveth  away  rain 


Job  3.8.who  are  ready  to  raife.  up  their  mournine 
i9.i2.andr«/<?  up  their  wayagainft  me 
■  30.1 2. they  raife  up  agiinft  me  deftruftion 

Pfal.4i.10.be  mercifull  to  me,and  raife  me  up. 

Ifa.  ij-5.  raife  up  a  cry  of  deftiuftion 
29.3.I  will  raife  forts  againd  thee 
44. 16. 1  will  raife  up  the  decayed  places 
49.6. to  raife  up  the  tribes  of  Jacob 
5  8.i8.thouflialt  raifeuptUe foundations 
6i-4.they  fhall  raife  up  the  foi  mer  defolitions 


26. 1. as  fnow  in  Gammer,  and  as  rain  in  harveft   JVr.23.5.  He  raife  unto  David  a  righteous  Branch 


28. 3. that  oppr.the  poor,  is  like  a  fweeping  rain 
E«fr/ai.3.ifthecloudsbefullof(VW?z 

1 2.2.  nor  the  clouds  return  after  the  rain 
Cant.  2. 1 1 .  the  rain  is  over,  and  gone 
Ifa.4.6.for  a  covert  from  ftorm  and  from  rain 
5.6.  that  they  rain  no  rain  upon  it 
30.23. he  fhall  give  the  rain  of  thy  feed 
44.14.  plant,  an  am,  &  the  rain  doth  nouriffi  it 
5  j .  1  o.as  rain  cometh  do w  n  from  heaven 


£^b.4.4.the  queen  fent  raiment  to  clothe  Mprdec.  i /er.3.3  there  hath  been  no  latter  rain 


Job  17.16.  and  prepare  raiment  as  the  clay 
P/2^.45.14.  (lie  (hall  be  brought  to  the  king  in  rai. 
iyj.14.19.as  the  raiment  of  tbofe  that  are  flain 

6 3.3 .1  will  ftain all  my  raiment 
E^.i6.i3.decked  with  gold,  &  (ilver,&  raiment 
Zech.  3.4.1k  clothe  thee  with  change  of  raiment 


?.24.fear  the  Lord  our  God,that  giveth  rain 
10.13. he  maketh  lightnings  with  rain 

Chap.?  i.irf, 
1 4.4.ground  was  chapt,for  there  was  no  rain 
2 2. are  there  any — that  can  caufe  rain 
£^.i.28.bow  in  the  cloud  in  the  day  of  rain 
Eeee  2 


30.9.David  their  king,  whom  I  will  raife  up 
jo.9.Ile  raife  againd  Babylon  an  affembly 
3  2.fhall  fall,.ind  none  (hall  raife  him  up 
fi.i.Ile  raife  againd  Babylon  a  wind 
E^.23.22. 1  will  raife  up  thy  lovers  againd  thee 
34.  z9-\\e  raife  up  for  them  a  plant  of  renown 
Hof,6-z.in  the  third  day  he  willm/cus-up 
Joel  3.7.I  wil  raife  them  out  of  the  place  whith  ye 
Amos  f  .2.there  is  none  to  raife  her  up 
6. 1 4. 1  will  raife  a  nation  againd  you 
9.1  i.I  will  raife  up  the  rabei  n.icle  o(  David 

I  will  raife  up  his  ruines 
Mc.f.f  .we  (hal  raife  againd  him  (even  ihepherds 
H^.i^.thativji/cupdriieand  contention 

6. 1  will  raife  up  the  Caldeans 
Zech. 11.16.I  willr<K/eupafhepherd  in  the  land 
Mat.-}.9jCod. 


R  A  I      R  A  I 


R  AI        RAM 


RAM       RAM 


Mat.  3.9.G.1S  able,of  thefe  ftones,to  ralfe  up  chil. 

Lu^e  3.8. 
io.8.ckanfe  the  lepcrs/«/e  the  dead 
2i.24.and  ralfe  up  feed  to  his  brother 

Mar.iz.\g.Lu\e  20.28. 
John  2.19.111  three  dayesl  will  raifeit  up 
6.  3  9.I  will  rai/e  it  up  at  the  laft  day 
40. 1  will  ralfe  him  up  at  the  laft  day 

Verf.44,54. 
Atts  2.jo.he  would  ralfe  up  Chrift 

j. 2 2.a  Proph.fhall  the  L-your  Gcraife  up  unto 
Chap. 7.  37. 
26\8.tbat  God  fhould  raj/e  the  dead 

1  Cor. 6.  i4.and  will  alfo  ralfe  up  us 

2  Cor.4. 14.1I13II  ralfe  us  up  alfo  by  Jefus 

Ueb.  1 1.  ij.that  God  was  able  to  ralfe  him  up  from 
James  y.  1  y.the  Lord  (hall  rai/e him  up 

IRatfet). 
Exod.o.i6.1  ralfed  thee  up  to  (hew  my  power 
Joft't -7-their  children  whom  he  ralfed  up  in  their 

7.26.they  ralfed  over  him  an  heap  of  ftones 
Judg.z.  1 6\nevertheieffe  the  Lord  rai/frJ  up  Judges 
1 8. when  the  Lord  raifed  up  Judges 
3»9.the  Lord  ralfed  up  a  deliverer 
1  y.the  Lord  ralfed  them  up  a  deliverer 
2  Sam.zs .  1  .the  man  w  ho  was  ralfed  up  on  high 
1  J^wg.  y .  1 3  .Solomon  ralfed  up  a  leavie  out  of  If. 

Chap.^iy. 
a  Chroit.$t.<i.and-ralfed  it  up  to  the  towers 

*  Cbap.33.14. 

E-^ra  i.j.  whofe  fpirit  God  raj/erf  to  go  up 
Job  1 4. 1 1.  nor  be  ralfed  out  of  their  fleep 
Canl.8.  y.  I  raj/ft?  thee  up  under  the  apple-tree 
Ifa.14.9At  hatb  ralfed  up  from  their  thrones  all 
23.13  .whereof  they  ralfed  up  the  palaces 
4i.2.whoMi/£dup  the  righteous  man 

25.I  have  ralfed  up  one  from  the  north 
4f.  1 3. 1  have  ralfedbim  utrin  righreoufnefle 
Jer.6.iz.z  great  nation  (hall  be  raifed  from 
2  5.3  2.  a  whirlwind  (hall  be  raifed  up 
29.1 5. Lord  hath  raJ/erf prophets  in  Babylon 
yo.41.many  kings  ftial  be  raifedap  of  the  earth 
5 1. 1 1.  Lord  hath  raifed  up  the  fpir.of  the  kings 
D<t».7.y.it  raifed  up  it  felf  on  one  fide 
Amos  2. 1 1 .1  ralfed  up  of  your  fons  for  prophets 
Zec.z.t  3. he  is  rai/erf  up  out  of  his  holy  habitation 

9. 1 3  .and  raifed  up  thy  fons,0  Zion 
Mat.  1 .  24-then  Jofeph  being  ralfed  from  fleep 
1  1. y.the  deaf  hear,  the  dead  are  raifed  up 

1^7.22. 
16.21.and  be  raJ/W  again  the  third  day 

Chap.17.23.  Lu\^.zz. 
Lufy  1. 69. hath  raifed  up  an  horn  of  falvation 

'20. 3 7. now  that  the  dead  are  raifed,  even  Mofes 
John  1 2. 1  .Lazarus jwhom  he  ralfed  from  the  dead 

Verfe  9. 

1 7. and  raifedhim  from  the  dead,bare  record 

//<S.2.2  4.whomGodhathv«7erfup,havingloofed 

32.this  Jefus  hath  God  rai/?ia(up,whereof 

3. 1 5.  Prince  of  life,  whom  God  hath  raifed  up 

26.God  having  raifed  up  his  Son  Jefus 
4.10,  whom  God  raifed  from  the  dead 

iThef.1.10. 
5. 30. the  God  our  fathers  raifed  up  Jefus 
10.40.him  God  raifed  up  the  third  day 
1 2.7.and  raifed  him  up,and  faid,  Arife  quickly 
,  13.2  z.ht  raifed  up  unto  them  David 

23  .God  -—ralfed  unto  Ifrael  a  Saviour,Jefus 
30. but  God  raifedhim  from  the  dead 
3  3  .in  that  he  hath  raifed  up  Jefus  again 
34.  as  concerning  that  he  raifedhim  up 
37.he  whom  God  raifed again,faw  nocorrup. 
yo.and  raifed  perfecution  againft  Paul 
17.3 1.  in  that  he  ha"th  ralfed  him  from  the  dead 
Row.424.if  we  beleeveon  him  that  ralfed  up  Jefus 
25. and  was  rai/M  again  for  our  justification 
6.4.1ike  as  Chrift  was  ralfed  from  the  dead 

9. being  raifed  horn  the  dead,dieth  no  more 
7.4-married  — to  him  who  is  ralfed  from 
8. 1 1  .if  the  fpirit  of  him  that  raifed  up  Jefui 

he  that  raifed  up  Chrift  (hall  quicken 
9.1 7.for  this  purpof  I  have  raifed  thee 
1 0.9- fhalt  belecve  that  God  hath  raifed  him 
1  Cor. 6 . 1 4.God  hath  both  ralfed  up  the  Lord 
1  y.i  y .he  raif.up  Chrift:  whom  he  raif. not  up,if 
i6.then  is  not  Chrift  ralfed 


1 7. if  Chrift  be  not  raifed,yom  faith  is  vain 

3  j  .how  are  the  dead  ralfed  up 

42.  it  is  ralfed  in  incorrupt  ion 

43  .fown  in  diftionour,  it  is  ralfed  in  glory 
fown  in  weaknefle,it  israi/hf  in  power 

44.  it  is  raifed  a  fpirit uall  body 

5  2. the  dead  (hall  be  raifed  incorruptible 
2  Cor. 4.  i4.he  which  raifed  up  the  Lord  Jefus 
GdJ.i.i.who  ralfedbim  from  the  dead 
Ephef.i. zo.  whetihe  raifed  him  from  the  dead 

2.6.and  hath  raifed  us  yp  together 
Col.  2.1 2.of  the  operation  of  God,  who  ralfed  him 
2  T?w.a.8.of  the  feed  of  David  was  raifed 
Heb.11. 3  y.  women  received  their  dead  raifed 
1  Pet.i.zi.  beleeve  in  God  that  raifed  him  up 

matt. 

Dan.t  i.20.there  (hall  ftand  up  a  raifer  of  taxes 
IRaffettj. 

1  &«#.2.8.he  ralfeth  up  the  poor  out  of  the  duft 

Pfal.  n  $.7. 

Job  41.  25.  when  he>vw/"^uphimfelf,the  mighty 

Pfal.  1 07. 2  5  .and  he  ralfeth  the  ftormy  w  ind 

14y.14.8t  ralfeth  up  thofe  that  be  bowed  down 

P/Jz/.  146.8. 

Joh.i.zi.zs  the  Father  ralfithup  the  dead 

2  Cor.1.9.  but  in  God  which  raifeth  the  dead 

ISatOng. 
Ho/T7.4.who  ceafeth  from  rai/wg.after  he     | 
itfffi  24. 12.  neither  ralfingup  the  people 

ISatOriff, 

1  Sam.z%.  1 8.  and  an  hundred  cluftersof  rai/ftM 

30. 1 2. gave  him—  two  clufters.of  ralfms 

2  Sam.16.  i.and  an  hundred  bunches  olraifms 
1  C6r0.12.4o.they  of  Iffachar  brought  rai/«» 

IBafeem. 
1  Chro.j.  ioMji's  fons  were  Ulam  and  Ra\em 

ISabbatr;. 
Jof.19.1  y.  fenced  cities  are — Ratyath  &  Cinner. 

IBabbon. 
/o/Ti9.45.Me-jarkon,&  Ka^.with  the  bord.before 

IRam. 
/Jaffe  4.i9.and  Hezon  begate  Ram 
1  Cfo-o.  2.9.10ns  of  Hezron  were  Ram,S(.  Chelubai 
lo.and  Ram  begate  Aminadab 
2y.  flrft-born  of  Hez.were,Raw  the  firft-bo. 
27.fons  of  Ram  the  firft-b.of  Jeram.were  M. 
Job  3  2.2.Elihu  the  Buzite,of  the  kindred  of  Ram 

IRam. 
Gen.  1  y.9.take  a  -raw  of  three  yeers  old 

22.1 3.  behind  him  a  ram  caught  in  a  thicket 
Exod.zo.  1  y .(halt  alfo  take  one  raw,and  Aaron 
fhal  put  their  han.on  the  head  of  the  ram 
Verfe  19.  Lev.S.  18,22. 
itf.and  thou  (halt  flay  the  raw 
i7.thou  (halt  cut  the  caw  in  pieces  Lev.S.zo. 
i8.thou  (halt  burn  the  whole  ram 
2o.then  (halt  thou  kill  the  ram 

2  2  .thou  (halt  take  of  t  he  ram  the  fat 

for  it  is  a  ram  of  confecration 

Lc^.28.22. 

z6.  thou  (halt  take  the  breft  of  the  ram 

27-which  is  heaved  up  of  the  ram  of  the  conf. 

31.  thou  (halt  take  the  ram  of  the  confecrat. 

3  2.  Aaron  and  his  fons  (hall  eat  the  ram 
Lev.  y .  i  y .  bring— a  ram  without  blemifti 

Verfe  i8.Chap.<J.6. 
1 6\make  an  atonement  with  the  raw  for  him 
8.21.  Mofes  burnt  the  whole  ram 

za.of  the  ram  of  confecrat.  it  was  Mofes  part 
9.2.a  ram  for  a  burnt-offering    Chap.itf.3,y. 
4.  alfo  a  bullock  &  a  ram  for  peace-offerings 
1 8. he  flew  alfo  the  bullock  and  the  ram 
19-fat  of  the  bullock,  &  of  the  raw,the  rump 
19 . 2 1 .  a  ram  for  a  trefpafie-offering 
2  2.with  the  ram  of  the  trefpafle-offering 
W»w.y  .8.  befide  the  ram  of  the  atonement 
6. 17.be  fliall  offer  the  ram  for  a  facrifice 

19.  (hall  take  the  fodden  (houlder  of  the  ram 
7.iy.one  young bullock,one  >aw,one  lamb 

Ver.  2 1,27,3  3,39, 4y,y  1^7,63,69. 
7y,8i.  Chap. 29.2,8,36. 
1  y  .6.for  a  ramjtvio  tenth  deals  of  flowr 

Chap.28.1z. 
1 1. thus  (hall  it  be  done  for  one  ram 
23.2.  on  every  altar  a  bullock  and  a  raw 

Verfes  4,14,30. 


28.1 1  two  young  bullocks,and  one  ram 

Chap.  1 9. 17. 
14.  the  third  part  of  an  hin  to  a  raw 
20.  two  tenth  deals  for  a  raw         Verfe  28. 
Chap.  29  3,9,14. 
29.37.for  the  bullockjfor  the  raw,and  for 
EXja  10.19.they  offered  a  ram  of  the  flock  for 
,£^■43.  23.  a  caw  out  of  the  flock  without  blera. 

Verfe  2y. 
4y.  24.  an  ephah  for  a  ram     Chap.46.y,7,n. 
46.4-t.he  prince  lhall  offer  a  ram  without  blem. 
6.in  the  new  moon,  fix  lambs  and  a  raw 
Han.%.1^.  faw  —a  rant  which  had  two  horns 
4.I  faw  the  raw  pufhing  weft  ward 
6.the  goat  came  to  the  ram 
7.  came  dofe  to  the  ram, — &  fmote  the  ram 
there  was  no  power  in  the  ram  to  ftand 
was  none  that  could  deliver  the  ram 
20. the  raw— having  two  horns,ate  the  kings 
IRama.  JSamakJer.31.ry. 
Matth.z.  18.  in  Ramah  was  a  voice  heard 

ISamar). 
Jof.i2.zf.  Gibeon,  artd  Ramah,2u\d  Beeroth 
19.29.then  the  coaft  turneth  to  Ramah 
3  tf.and  Adamah,and  Ramah,  and  Hazor 
Judg.^.f.  Deborahdwelt between  Ramah  &  Beth. 

1 9.  r  3.  to  lodge  in  Gibeah  or  Ramah 
1  Sdw.Li9.and  came  to  their  houfe  to  Ramah 
2.1  i.and  Elkanah  went  to  Ramah 
7.i7.and  his  return  was  to  Ramah 
8.4.  elders  of  Ifra.  came  to  Samuel  unto  RamA 

1  y.  34.  then  Samuel  went  to  Ramah 

Chap.  16.13. 
i9.i8.David  came  to  Samuel  to  Ramah 
19.  David  is  at  Naioth  in  Ramah 
2  2.then  went  he  alfo  to  Ramah 

behold,they  be  at  Naioth  in  Rtmab 
2 3. he  went  thither  to  Naioth  in  Ramah 

and  prophefied  till  he  came  to  Ramah 
20.1.  David  fled  from  Naioth  in  Ramah 

2  2.6".Saulabodeunderatreein  Ramah         ■ 
2  y.  i.Sam.died,&  was  buried  in  his  houfe  at  R. 

Chap.  2  8. 3. 

1  Kjng  1  y.i7.Baa(ha  went  and  built  Ramah 

zChro.16.1. 
a  1. when  Baa.  heard— he  left  off.buil.of  R*. 

zCbro.i6.$. 
22.they  took  away  the  ftones  of  Ramah 

zChro.16.6. 

2  I^MZf  .8.29.which  the  Syr.had  given  him  at  Ram. 

2  Chro.zz.6. 
Eya  2. 26\chi!dren  of  Ramah  and  Gaba  6 z  1 . 

Neh.7.^0. 
Nth.  11.33  .Ben. — dwelt  at — Hazor,R<twa/;,Gitt. 
Ifa.xo.z^.Ramah  is  afraid,  Gibeah  is  fled 
£3^.27.22.  the  merchants  of  Shebah  and  Ramah 
Hof.f . 8.blow  ye  —the  trumpet  in  Ramah 

iftainatl). 
Jof.  1 9.8.  to  Baalath-beer,K(iw<tfi of  the  fouth 
/fr.40.1.  had  let  him  go  from  Ramatb 

■lRamatrjatm. 
I  Sm.i.iA  certain  man  of  Ramathaim  Zophim 

iftamatfyfte. 
1  Cfo-.27.27.over  the  vineyards  was  Shim.the  Ra. 

!Ramatl3=i.ew'. 
/«tfg.iy.i7.  and  called  that  place  Ramath-Lehi 

18ainatlj=A/«^. 
Jof.  1 3 .2  6\from  Hefhbon  unto  Ramath-'Mitfdi 

IRamefes. 
Gen  47. 1 1  .in  the  land  of  Ramefes}zs  Pharaoh  had 
Exod.1.1  i.treafure-cities^  Pithom  and  Ramefes 
1 2.37.children  of  Ifrael  journied  from  Ramefes 
2V«w.33.3,y. 
tSamfalj. 
E-qa  10. 2  y.the  fons  of  Parolh ;  Ramiah}8:  Jefiah 
lRam0. 

£^e^.4.2.and  fet  battering  rams  againft  it 

2 1. 22.and  appoint  battering  rawjaga.the gates 
Seven  iRarnfl,  See  ^>etcn 

Vtmufh 

Gen.$  i.io.behold,the  rawi  which  leaped  upon 
1 2  .rams  w ch  leap  upon  the  cattel  are  ring-ftr. 
38.the  rams  of  thy  flock  have  I  not  eaten 
32.14.two  hundred  ewes,and  twenty  raw* 
Exod.zp.  1 .  take  one  young  bullock,and  two  rams 

Levlt.S.z. 
3.w'rh 


RAM        RAM 


RAN        RAN 


R  AS 


RAT 


3.  with  the  bullock  and  the  two  rams 
3  y.ij.and  brought  red  skins  of  rams 
£01.23. i8.fhal  offer  one  young  bullock,two  rams 
Nltm.7.1 7-five  rams,and  five  lambs     -Verfes  2  3, 
29>3  5,4«>47>5M9,6f,7i>77j 
8j,87,88. 
io.  1  j.  two  rams,  &  14.  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer 
Ver.  17,10,1^,16,19,31. 
i4.two  tenth  deals  to  each  ram  of  the  two  r. 
i8.for  the  bull.for  the  rams,&  for  the  lambs 
Ver.i  1,24,17,30,3  j. 
Dent.3z.i4.rams  of  the  breed  of  Bafhan 
1  5a«?.ij.n.to  bearken,then  the  iat  of  rams 
z  ^"•.3.4. hundred  thoufand  rims  with  the  wool 

1  Cfc%x9«ii.(acrificed-—  iooo.bull.&  looo.rams 

2  Chr.  17. 1  I.Arabians  brought  jjoo.rams 

19.12.when  they  had  killed  the  rams 

3  2.an  hundred  rams,znd  two  hundred  lambs 
£^716.9.  bullocks  St  rams  for  the  God  of  heaven 
i7.offered  at  the  dedication  — 200.  rams 
7. 1 7. buy—with  this  mony  bullocks,*'<w7ZJ,lam. 
8. 3  5. ninety  and  fix  rams  — for  a  fin-offering 
Pfal.66. 1  j.burnt-facrifices — with  the  fat  of  rams 
1  i4<4.the  mountains  skipped  like  rams 
6.ye  mountains,  that  ye  skipped  like  rams 
Ifa.i.n.l  am  full  of  burnt-offerings  of  rams 
34.6.wkhthe  fat  of  the  kidneys  of  rams 
6o.7.the  rams  of  Nebaioth 
Jer.  5 1 .40^0  the  flaught.  like  rams  with  he-goats 
£^.27.n.occupied  with  thee  in  lambs  and  rams 
34»i7.between  the  rams  and  the  he-goats 
39.1  S.drink  the  bloud — of  rams,oi  lambs 
Micab  6.7.be  pleafed  with  thoufands  oirams 

IRams  skins. 
E;wrf.25.5.>w»Jskihsdiedred         Chap.26.24. 
&3?.7.  &  36.19.  &  39.34. 
ISamoth, 
1  Saw.jo.27.  a  prefent  to  them  in  fouth  Ramot h 
1  C6ro.tf.73.and  Ramoth  with  her  fuburbs 
E\ta  10.29.the  tons  of  Bani ; — Sheal,and  Ramoth 

\&mntX>-GUead. 
Deut.4.4i.zn&tRamotb  in  Gilead,ofthe  Gadites 
Jof.zo.S.Si  Ramotbia  GiIead,of  thetribeof  Gad 
Chap.21.38. 

1  Kw.4. 1  J.the  fon  of  Geber,in  Ramoth-Gikzd 
z  2.3  .know  ye  that  Ramoth  in  Gilead  is  ours 

4.go  with  me  tobattell  to  Ramoth-G  ilezi 
6.fhalJ.I  go  againft  Ramoth-Gilead  tobattell 
1 2.faying,  Go  up  to  Ramoth-G ilead,&  prof. 

2Cfera.18.11. 
1  f.lhall  we  go  up  againft  Ao».-Gil.to  battel 

2Cfcra.18.i4. 
20.  perfwade  Ahab  to  fall  at  Ramoth-Gilead 

2Cfera.18.19. 
29. king  of  Ifrael  went  up  to Ramoth-G'Atzd 

2  chron.  18.28. 

2  Kwg-8.28.to  the  war  againft  HiZ. — in  Ra.-Gi. 

2  Cfora.22.5. 
9.i.take  thisbox,and  go  to  taozfe-Gilead 
4.  fo  the  prophet  went  10 Ramoth- Gilead 
i4.now  Joram  had  kept  Ryworfe-Gilead 
i  Cfera.6.8o.of  the  tribe  of  G3d,ta?ffe  in  Gilead 
2  CfciM8.2.togo  up  with  him  to  tozoffc-Gilead 
3  .wilt  thou  go  with  me  to  Ramoth- Gilead 
j  .fhall  we  go  to  Ramoth-G  ikzd  to  battell 
iRauipart. 

Lam.z.  8.  he  made  the  rampart  to  lament 
Nabum  3.8 .  whofe  rampart  was  the  fca 

IBan. 
Gf».i8.2.when  Abr.faw  them,he  ran  to  meet  them 
7.Abtabam  ran  unto  the  herd 
24.17. fervant  ran  to  meet  Rebekah 

20.Rebekah  ran  again  to  the  well  to  draw 
18.  damlell  ran,  and  told  them  of  her  moth. 
29-Laban  ran  out  to  the  man  unto  the  well 
29. 1 2.Rachel  ran  and  told  her  father 

i3.Laban  ran  to  meet  Jacob 
3  3  ;4.Efau  ran  to  meet  him 
Exod.g.z  3.and  the  fire  ran  along  upon  the  ground 
Nnm.11.z7.  there  ran  a  young  man  &  told  Mofes 

1 6.47.  Aaron  ran  into  the  congregation 
Jof.T.z  i.and  they  ran  unto  the  tent  . 

8. 1 9.they  ran  as  he  ftretched  out  bis  hand 
Judg. 7. ii. all  the  hoft  ran-^wd  cryed,and  fled  ' 
9. 2 1  Jotham  ran  away,and  fled 
44-two  companies  ran  upon  the  people 


1 3.  to.  and  ran  and  (hewed  her  husband 
1  &?/».  3. 5. hereunto  Eli, and  faid 
4.n.there  ran  a  man  of  Benja.  out  of  the  army 
10.23.  they  ran  and  fetched  him  thence 
1 7- 22. and  David  ran  into  the  army 
48. David  ran  toward  the  army  to  meet  the 
5 1  .david  ran  and  flood  upon  the  Philiftine 
20.36.as  the  lad  ranjne.  (hot  an  arrow 
2Srf»z.i8.2i.Cu(b.ibowed  himfelfto  Joab,&  ran 
23.Ahimaaz  ran — and  over-ran  Cufhi 

1  JC^S-2.39-thefervantsofShimei  JVJsaway 
18.3  j. the  water  ran  about  the  altar 

46.he  girded  up  his  loins,  &  ran  before  Ahab 
19.20.left  the  oxen,and  ran  after  Elijah 
22.3  j  .the  bloud  raninto  his  charet 

2  Cfera.3L4.who  flopped  the  brook  that  ran 
Pfal.77.z.my  fore  ran  in  the  night 

105.41  .they  ran  in  dry  places  like  a  river 
1 3  3.z.that  ran  down  upon  the  beard 

Jer.zt.zi.l  fent  not  them,y«  they  ran 

£^.i.i4.the  living  creatures  ran 

47.2.fhereft«  out  waters  on  the  right  fide 

Dd«.8.6.and  ran  unto  him  in  the  fury  of  his  power 

■M*tf.8.32.herdoffwine  ran  violently  down 

Mark  ^i^.  Luke  8.33. 
27.48. ftraight  way  one  of  them  ran 

Mark  5-6.  he  r,an  and  worfhipped  him 

6.3  3»many  knew  him,  and  ran  afoot  thither 

5  5  .and  ran  thorow  the  whole  region 
1  y.j&one  ran  and  filled  a  fpunge 

Lu\e  1  f  .20. and  ran,md  fell  on  his  neck 
i9.4.he  ran  before,and  climbed  up 
24. 1 2.then  Peter  ran  unto  the  fepulchre 

John  20.  4-  fo  they  ran  both  together 

Atls  3. 1 1  .all  the  people  ran  together  unto  them 
7.f7.and  ran  upon  him  with  one  accord 
8 . 3  o.and  Philip  ran  thither  to  him 
1 2.  i4.fhe  knew  Peters  voice,&  ran  in ,&  told 
14.i4.and  ran  in  among  the  people,crying 
21.30.and  all  the  people  ranin,  and  took  Paul 
3  2.who  took  centuri.  and  ran  down  to  them 
27.41.  where  two  fhips  met,&  ran  the  fhip  agr. 

Judi  i  i.and  ran  greedily  after  the  eft  our 
IRang.         3 

1  Sam.4.%.  fo  that  the  earth  rang  again 

1  Kjng.1.4  f  .fo  that  the  city  rang  again 

iRange. 
Job  $a.S.range  of  the  mountain  is  a  pafture 

IRattges, 
Lev.  1 1.3  j. whether  it  be  oven,  or  ranges  for  pots 

2  Kjng.  1 1.8.  he  that  cometh  within  the  ranges 

1  5.  have  her  forth  without  the  ranges 

2  Cfer.23.14. 
IRangfng. 
Pra.28.1 5  .as  a  lion,  and  a  ranging  bear 

IBank.    iSanU. 
Gra.4i.y.cameup  upon  one  ftalk, ?7«zij; and  good 

7.feven  thin  ears  devoured  the  feven  rank 
Nitm.z.16.  they  fhall  fet  forth  in  the  fecond  rank 

24»they  fhall  go  forward  in  the  third  rank 
1  Cfer.12.33.Sfty  thoufand  which  coulu  keepras^ 
3  8. men  of  war,that  could  keep  rank 
IRantJS. 
1 2ti;zg.7.4.1ight  againft  lighten  three  tanks 

Verfe  5. 
Joel  2.7.they  fhall  not  break  their  ran\s 
Mar.6. qo.they  fate  down  in  ranks,by  hundreds 

Iganfome. 
Exod.z  i.30.he  fhall  give  for  the  ranfome  of  his  life 

3  o.  1  i.every  man  a  ranfome  for  his  foule 
Job  3  3.14.I  have  found  a  ranfome 

3  6. 1 8.a  great  ranfome  cannot  deliver  thee 
Tfal.49, 7- nor  g've  to  God  a  ranfome 
Pra.6.3  5. he  will  not  regard  zayranfome 

1 3. 8. the  ranfome  of  a  mans  life  are  his  riches 
21.18.  wicked  fhall  be  a  ranf.  for  the  righteous 
J/a.43.3.1  gave  Egypt  for  thy  ranfome 
iiaWfe.20.28.give  his  life  a  ranfome  for  many 

Mark  10.45. 
1  Tim.z.6.  give  himfelf  a  ranfome  for  all 

IRanfotne. 
H0/13.14.I  will  ranfome  them  from  the  power  of 

ISanlomcD. 

lfa.i%.\o.  the  ranfomed  of  the  Lord  fhall  return 

5 1.  r  o.a  way  for  the  ranfomed  to  pafle  over 
Jer. 3 1. 1 1. the  Lord  hath  ranfomed  Jacob 
E  eee   3 


IRaplja,  or  Bapbit. 
Num.  1 3. 9. of  Benjamin, Palri  fon  oiRaphti 
1  Cfe>'.8.?7.MozabegatBinea:&  &7j>.washis  fon 

1  Cfera.8.2.Nohah  the  routrh,and  Raphab  the  fifth 

IRare.  . 
Dan.z.  1  r  .it  is  a  rare  thing  the  King  rcquireth 

ISafe. 
Pfal.i 37.7. rafe  it  even  to  the  foundation  ! 

mo). 

Ecclef.^ .i.be  not  rajh  with  thy  mouth 
lfa.i  i.4.the  heart  of  the  rafh  fhall  underftand 

IRafhlp. 
Afts  19. 16.  and  to  doe  nothing? -ajhly 

ISafoi. 
Num.6.$.  there  fhall  no  raforcome  upon  his  head 
Judg.  1 3 .  j. and  no  rafor  fhall  come  on  his  head 

i  Sam.  1. 11. 
16. 17.  there  hath  not  come  a  rafor  on  my  head 
jP/S/.fi.2.like  a  (hztprafor,  working 
Ifa.7.zo.the  Lord  (hall  (have  with  a  rafor 
£^.  j. i.and  take  thee  a  barbers  rafor 

mate. 

Exod.  16.4. gather  a  certain  rate  every  day 

1  Kjn.10.z5.  they  brought  mules  at  a  rate  ye&by 

zCbron.y.zq. 
t  Kjn.z  5.30. a  duly  rate  for  every  day  > 

2  Cfe*-o.8.i3.even  after  a  certain  rare 

IRathei:. 
Jojh,  2  2. 24.if  we  have  not  rather  done  it  for  fear 
r  K}n. 5. 1 3. how  much  rather  then  when  he  faith 
Job  7.1  S.  ftrangling :  and  death  rather  thea  life 

Jer.  8.  3. 
3  2.2.juftiried  himfelfe  rather  then  God 
36.2 1.  thouchofen  rather  then  afBiftion 
Vfal.  5  2.3  .and  lying,ratfecr  then  to  fpeake  righteo. 
84. 10.I  hid  rat.  be  a  door-keeper  in  the  houfe 
Pra.8.io.and  knowledge  rather  then  choice  gold 
i6.i6.underftanding/<zifcfr-  then  to  be  chofen 
1 7. 1  zjather  then  a  foole  in  his  folly 
2  2. 1  .a  good  name  rat.  to  be  chofen  then  riches 
3nd  loving  favour  rather  then  gold 
Mat.  io.6.but  goe  rather  to  the  loft  (heep 
28. but  rather  fear  him  which  is  able 
18.8. ;-<uhen  having  twohands  —  andbecaft 

9/ra.then  having  two  eyes,to  becaft  into  hel 
2f.9.butgoeye  rather  to  them  that  fell 
27.24.but  that  rather  a  tumult  w as  made 
Marfe  5.26.  but  (he  rather  grew  worfe 

1 5. 1 1  .that  he  fhould  rather  loofe  Barabbas 
Lu\e  10.20.but  rather  rejoycejbecaufe 

1 1. z%. rather  blefl'ed  are  they  that  hear  the  word 

4\.butratber  givealmes 
1 2. 3 1.  but  rather  feek  ye  the  kingdomc  of  God 

5 1  .nay,  but  rather  divifion 
i7.8.and  will  not  rather  Cay  unto  him 
18.14.  he  went  rather  juRificd  then  the  other 
John  j.ig.men  loved  datkneffe rather  then  light 
Aois  5-29.  we  ought  to  obey  God  rath,  then  men 
Rom.  3 .8.not  rather  as  we  be  flanderoufly  reported 
S.^.yeztrather  that  is  rifen  againe 
ii.ii.butr^fef?  through  their  fall  fal.  is  come 
1 2. 1 9. but  rather  give  place  unto  wrath 
1 4. 1 3. not  judge  one  another,but  judge  this  ra. 

1  Cor.f.z.and  have  not  rather  mourned 

6-7-why  doe  ye  not  rather  take  wrong 

why  doe  not  rather  fuflfer 
7.2  i.mayeftbe  made  free5ufe  it  rather 
9. 1 2. over  you,  are  not  we  rather 
I4.i.but'^fef/'th3t  we  may  prophefie     Ver-f. 
1 9.1  had  rather  fpeak  five  words  with 

2  Cor. z.7, ye.  ought  rather  to  forgive  him 

3.8.  miniftration  of  the  Spirit  be  rath,  glorious 

5. 8. we  are  willing  rather  to  be  abfent  from 

1 2.9. 1  rather  glory  in  mine  infirmities 
Ga/.4.9.that  ye  know  God,or  rather  are  known  of 
£ffef/".4.i8.fteale  no  more,  but  rather  labour 

5.4.  but  rather  giving  thankes 
1 1  .but  rather  reprove  them 
Pfei/.i.  1  z.rather  to  the  furtherance  of  the  Gofpel 
1  Tim.  1 .4-which  minifter  queftions  r<«.then  edif. 

4.7.exercife  thy  felfe  rather  unto  godlinefle 

6.z.bvtrather  doe  them  fervice 
Philem.9.for  loves  fake  I  /vtffeerbefeech  thee 
Hcb.  1 1.2  5.chufing  rather  to  fufler  affliftion 

1 2.9.  much  rather  be  in  fubjeftion 
iVfoit 


R  A  V      R  E  A 

1 3  .but  let  it  rather  be  healed 
i  j. i p.  I  befeech  you  rather  to  do  this 
2  Pet.i.  iojhe  rather  brethren,give  diligence  to 

IRatletr;. 
fob  39.2  j.the  quiver  >af/^  againft  him 

IRatltng. 
Nate*  j.i.the  noife  of  the  ratling  of  the  wheels 

IRatoen. 
Gen.2.7  -be  fent  forth  a  w ra^which  went  forth 
Levit.  11.  if.  «very  rawz  after  his  kind 

Deut. 14. 14. 
Job  j  8.4 1  .who  provideth  for  the  raven  his  food 
Cant.^-i  1. his  locks  are  bufhie,&  black  as  a  »votk 
Ifa.34.  1 1. and  the  vawz  fhall  dwell  in  it 

IRatoenntg. 
Pfal.zz.i  3. as  a  ravening  and  roaring  lion 
£^.22.  2  ^ •  like  a  roaring  lion  ravening  the  prey 
i7.princes  are  like  wolves  ravening  the  prey 
Afai.7.if  .but  inwardly  they  are  ravening  wolves 
Lti/i.  1 1 . 3  9.  but  your  inward  part  is  ful  of  ravening 

lBafoenou#. 
/ya.  3  5. 9.  nor  any  ravenous  beaft 

46.1 1. calling  a  ravenous  bird  from  the  eaft 
E^.3  9.4-Ile  give  thee  to  the  ravenous  birds 

ISatcns. 
1  iC«?g.  17.4.I  have  comman.  the  ran.  to  feed  thee 

6. the  sw««  brought  him  bread  and  flem 
Pp/.  i47.9.and  to  the  young  ravens  which  cry 
Py03o.17.eye  that  mockcth  hisfa.the  ra.fhal  pick 
L«j5;.ii.24.con(ider  the  rav.iot  they  neith.fow  nor 

IRatofn. 
Gc8.49.27.  Benjamin  (hall  raw  as  a  wolfe 

IRaWn, 
]Vrt&.2.ii.thelion  filled  his  dens  with  ra>z» 

IRattOjeO, 
c'<M!:.4.9.thou  haft  ravifled  my  heart,my  fifter 

thou  haft  ravifhed  my  heart 
i/a.  1 3 .  6.  and  their  w  tves  ravifhed 
Lam.^.i  i.they  ravifhed  the  women  in  Zion 
2f^.i4.2.andthe  women  fhallbe  ravijhed. 

Kattfljt. 
Pro.  J.  1 9. and  be  thou  ravijht  with  her  love 

zo.  wilt  thou  be  '/mv/fo  with  aftrange  worn. 
ISaw. 
Exorf.  1 2. 1 9.  eat  not  of  it  raw,not  fodden 
Lev.13.  io.there  be  quick  raw  flcfli  in  the  rifing 
i4.but  when  the  raw  flefli  appe3reth 
1  j  .prieft  fhal  fee  the  raw  flefh,  &  pronounce 
for  the  raw  flefti  is  unclean 
i6.or  if  the  raw  flefh  return  again 

1  Sam.  z.  1 5. not  have  fodden  flefh  of  thee3  but  >*ra? 

IReacrj, 
Gen.  1  i-4.whofe  top  may  reach  up  to  heaven 
Exod.  2628  .middle  bar  fhal  reach  from  end  to  end 

28.42.even  unto  the  thighs  they  (hall  reach 
Lev.z6. <  your  threfhing  (each  to  the  vintage 

vintage  (ha)l  reach  to  the  fowing  time 
Num.14. 1 1. the  border  (ball  reach  to  the  fide  of 

3  5. 4. the  fuburbs  (hall  reach  from  the  wall  of 
Job  20. 6. and  his  head  reach  unto  the  clouds 
lfa.8.2.he  (hall  reach  even  to  the  neck 

30.28.he  (hall  mfcfr  to  the  midft  of  the  neck 
Jcr.48.  3  i.they  read*  even  to  the  fea  of  Jazer 
Zee.  1 4. f . valley  of  the  maun. fhall  reach  unto  Azal 
/cfe  20.27.Thomas,im/:>  hither  thy  finger  ,and 
reach  hither  thy  hand,and  thruft  it  into 

2  Con  1  o.  1 3  .a  meafure  to  reach  even  unto  you 

EcachcD. 
GfB.28.12.  top  of  it  reached  to  heaven 
Jof.  1 9. 1 1  .bord:— reached  toDabb.&  reached  to  the 
#«r&  2. 14-and  he  reached  her  parched  corn 
Daa.4.1 1.  the  height  thereof  reached  unto  heaven 

Verfe  20. 
a  Cor.10.i4.as  though  we  reached  not  unto  you 
Rev.  1 8.5.  for  her  fins  have  reached  to  heaven 

IBeacljetl), 
Num.z  1.30.  Mophah»which  reacheth  to  Medeba 
Jo/?  19.22.  and  the  coaft  reacheth  to  Tabor 
26.  their  border  reacheth  to  Carmel 
27.8c  reacheth  to  Zebulun,to  the  north 
34.their  coaft  reacheth  to  Zebul.on  the  fouth 
and  reacheth  to  Afher  on  the  weft  fide 
2  Cfo\2S.9.a  rage  that  reacheth  up  unto  heaven 
P/a/. ;  6.  $  .thy  faithfulntfle  reacheth  to  the  clouds 

108.4.  thy  truth  reacheth  unto  the  clouds 
Pro.  3 1. 20.(he  reack/fc  forth  her  hands  to  the  needy 


REA        R  E  A 

7«y.4.io.whereas  the  fword  reacheth  to  the  foul 
1 8.becanfe  it  reacheth  unto  thine  heart 
%  1 .9  .for  her  judgment  reacheth  to  heaven 
D<z».4.22.thy  greatneffe  reacheth  to  heaven 

IReacljing, 
2  Cfo.3.1  i.cherub— jmkto  the  wall  of    Ver.i  2. 
other  wing— reaching  to  the  wing  of  the 
Phil.3.1 3.  reaching  forth  to  thofe  things  wWch  are 

ftcat). 
£#orf.  24.7.  and  «arf  in  the  audience  of  the  people 
/ff/;8.34.afterward  he  read  all  the  wor.  of  the  law 
_  3  ?.  which  Jofhua  read  not  before  the  congr. 
2  Kjn.f. 7. when  the  K.of  Ifrael  had  readtht  letter 
i9.i4.Hezek.received  the letter— jnd  ittfc?  it 
22.8.g3ve  the  book  toShaphan,andhe  readit 
io.Shaph.  readit  before  the  K.  2  Cbr.34.18. 
1 6. which  the  king  of  Judah  had  read 
Z3.z.he  read  in  their  ears  all  the  words 
2  Chr.3  4-»4-all  the  curfes  which  they  have  read. 

30.and  he  read  in  their  ears  all  the  words 
E^ra  4. 18.it  hath  been  plainly  read  before  me 

2  3  .now  when  the  copy  of  the  K.let.was  read 
Neh.8.i.ht:  read  therein  before  the  ftreet  that  was 
8.they  read  in  thcbook,in  the  law  of  God 
1 8. from  the  firft  day  to  the  laft  be  readia 
9. 3. they  flood  in  their  place  and  read 
1 3. 1  .they  read  in  the  book  of  Mofes 
Ejiher  6. 1  .the  book  of  records  was  read 
1 fa. 37. 14. and  he  received  the letter,and  readit 
Jer.z9.z9.  Zephaniah  theprieft  read  this  letter 
3  6. 1  o.then  read  Baruch  the  words  of  Jeremiah 
1 3  .when  Baruch  read  the  book 
14.  take  the  roll  wherein  thou  haft  read 
i  f.fo  Baruch  read-it  in  their  ears 
z  i\  and  Jehudi  readit  in  the  ears  of  the  king 
23.  when  he  had  readthrec  or  four  leaves,  he 
Matth.iz.3.  haveyee  not  read  Verfe  5. 

Chap. 19.4. 
21.  i<5.  Jefus  faith,  Have  ye  never  read 

Marl[z.zf. 
22.3  i.tonching  the  dead,have  ye  not  read 

Mark  it. z6. 
Mark  1 2 . 1  oJjave  ye  not  read  this-fcripture 
Luke  6.3. have  ye  not  read  as  much  as  this 
John  19.20.this  title  readmmy  of  the  Jews 
Aits  8.28.  read  Efaias  the  prophet 

}2.place  of  thefcripture  which  he  read 
1 3.27.whkh  are  read  every  Sabbath  day 
15.21  .read  in  the  fynagogues  every  Sabbath  day 
3 1  .w  hich  w  hen  they  had  read,  they  rejoiced 
23.34.  when  the  governourhadmw/tbe letter 
2  t>-.3.2.ye  are  our  epiftle— known  &  read  of  all 
1  f  .when  Mof.is  read,the  vail  is  on  their  hea. 
Col. 4. 16.  when  this  epiftle  is  razrfamongft  you 
1  Thef.  5 .27 .1  charge  you  that  this  epiftle  be  read 

IReatie. 
Deut.  1 7.  i9.and  he  fhall  reade  therein  all  his  life 

3 1.1 1. thou  (halt  reade  this  law  before  all  Ifra. 
^•»9.ir.faying,Rerfrfethis5I  pray  thee    Ver.12. 

34.16.feek  thebbokoftheLord,and>?&fe 
Jer.z6.6.%othou3andrcade in  the  roll 

reade  them  in  the  ears  of  all  Judah 
1 5. fit  down  now,and  reade  it  in  our  ears 
<,  1 .6 1  .thou  comeft  to  Bab. — and  fhalt  reade 
Da«.5.7.whofoever  fhall  readethis  writing 

8. then  came  the  k.wife  men,but  could  not  r. 
1  y. that  they  fhould  reade  this  writing 
i6.now5  if  thou  canft  reade  the  writing3thou 
i7.give  thy  gifts  to  another  ,yet  I  will  reade 
Mat.z1.4z.  did  ye  never  reade  in  the  fcriptures 
Lu\e  4.16.  and  flood  up  for  to  reade 
/4#.8.3o.Philip  ran — and  heard  him  reade 
z  Cor.  1.1 3  .none  other  things-- then  what  ye  reade 
Epb.3  .4.when  ye  reade,  ye  may  underftand 
Cff/.4.r6.that  ye  likewife  reade  the  epiftle 
Rev.f  .4.  becaufe  none  was  worthy  10  rea.  the  book 

IReaDeft, 
Lu\.  10.26.what  is  written  in  the  law  ?  how  read. 
,4#.8.3o.underftandeft  thou  what  thou  readejl 

iReaUetl). 
Ha&.2.2.that  he  may  run  that  readeth 
Mat.z4.Ki.  whofo  readeth,  let  him  underftand 

Mark  ij.14* 
Rev.  1.3.  blefled  is  he  that  readeth 

ISeaOing, 
Neh.8.8.  &  c*aufed  them  to  underftand  the  reading 


REA       REA 

Jer.i6-8.readmg  in  the  book  the  words  of  the  Lo. 

f  1. 6 3. haft  made  an  end  of  reading  this  book 
Acts  1 3.1  y.  after  the  readingoi the  law  &  the  pro. 
2  Cor. 3. 14.  untaken  away  in  reading  the  old  Teft. 

1  Ty».4.i3,give  attendance  to  readiii? 

ISeaDincffc. 
A-tis  1 7. 1 1. that  they  received  the  word  with  readi. 

2  Coi".8. 1  i.thatasthere  was  a  readi?iej]c  to  evill 

1  o.tf.and  having  in  a  readinejje  to  revenge 
ISeaDp. 
■£m/.i7.4.theybealmoft  ;mfytoftone  me 

19. 11.  be  ready  againft  the  third  day 

Verfe  15. 

3  4.2. and  be  ready  in  the  morning 
Num.3 1. 1 7.we  our  felves  w ill  go  ready  armed 
Deut.  1.4 1 . ye  were  ready  to  go  op  to  the  hill 

z6. 5.  a  Syrian  ready  to  perifh  was  my  father 
Jejh.%.^.  but  be  ye  all  ready 

1  Sam.  2 5. 1 8.  and  five  fheep ready  drefTed 

2  Sam.  1  y.i  y.behold,thy  fervants  are  ready  to 

18.2  2. feeing  that  thou  haft  no  tidings  ready 

1  Cbr.  1 2.2  3.the  numb.of  the  bands  that  were  rea. 

24.and  eight  hundred  ready  armed 

2  Chr.iy.  1 8. with  him  \8oooo.ready  prepared 
E^.7.6. Ezra  went  from  Bab.&  was  aratdyferibe 
Nehem.9. 17. a  God  ready  to  pardon 

Eftb.3.14.  they  fhould  be  ready  againft  that  day 

Chap.  8. 1  j. 

Job  3 .8.  who  are  ready  to  raife  up  their  mourning 
1 2.y.he  that  is  ready  to  flip  with  his  feet 
1 5.23. day  of  darknefle  is  ready  at  his  hand  ' 
24. as  a  king  ready  to  go  to  battell 
28.which  are  ready  to  become  heaps 
17.  1.  the  graves  are  nady  for  me 
1 8. 1 2.deftrudtion  fhall  be  ready  at  his  fide 

■     29«i3.bleff.ofhim  that  was  rea.  to  perifh  came 
32.19.it  is  rearfy  to  burft  like  new  bottles 

Pfal.38.  17.  for  I  am  ready  to  halt 
4J.  1 .  my  tongue  is  the  pen  of  a  ready  writer 
86.$. thou  Lord  art  good,and  ready  to  forgive 
88. 1  f  .1  am  affliftedjand  ready  to  die 

Pro.  24. 1 1 .  and  thofe  that  are  ready  to  be  flain 
3 1 .6. unto  him  that  is  ready  to  perifh 

Ecclef.j.  1.  and  be  more  ready  to  hear,rhen 

Ifa.z7.13.  they  fhall  come  which  were  rea.  to  per. 
30. 1 3  .as  a  breach  ready  to  fall 
3  2.4.tongue  of  the  ftammerers  fhall  be  ready  to 
38.20.the  Lord  was  ready  to  fave  me 
4 1.7.  it  is  ready  for  the  fodering 
y  1. 1 3.  as  if  he  were*m(ytodeftroy 

Dan.3.ij.now  if  ye  be  ready, at  what  time  ye 

Mat.z  2.4.my  fatl.  are  killed,  &  all  things  are  rea. 
8.  the  wedding  isready 
24. 44.  therefore  be  yec  alfo  ready 

Luke  12.40. 
2$.  io.they  thit  were  ready  went  with  him 

Mark  14.3  S.fpirit  is  ready,but  the  flefh, is  weak 

Luke  7.2.was  fick,and  ready  to  dye 

14.1 7.come,  for  all  things  are  now  ready 
22.3  3.Lord,I  am  ready  to  go  with  thee  to  priU 

John  y.6.b\it  your  time  isalway>-flfc/y 

^#.20.7. Paul  preached  unto  thtm,ready  to  depart 
2 1. 1 3.I  am  *'&fc/y,not  to  be  bound  only,but  to 
2 3 . 1  j.or  ever  he  come  neer,are  ready  to  kil  him 
2 1  .now  are  they  >m/y,looking  for  a  promife 

Rom.  1 . 1 5.I  am  ready  to  preach  the  gofpel 

2  Cor.8. 1 9. and  declaration  of  your  ready  mind 
9.2. that  Achaiah  was  ready  ayeer  agoe 
3.that,asl  faid,  ye  may  be  ready 
y.that  the  fame  might  be  ready,  as  a  matter 
1 2. 1 4.the  third  time  I  am  ready  to  come  to  you 

1  Tim.6. 1 8.tich  in  good  woiks,ready  to  diftribute 

2  Tim.4.6. 1  am  now  ready  to  be  offered    . 
Tit.3.1 ,  to  be  ready  to  every  good  work 
Heb.8. 1 3  .waxeth  old,is  ready  to  vanifh  away 
1  Pet.  1 . 5  .ready  to  be  revealed  in  the  laft  time 

3.1  y.be  ready  alwaies  to  give  an  anfwet  to 
4. 5  .to  him  that  is  ready  to  judge 
j.j.not  for  filthy  lucre,but  of  a  ready  mind 
ita>.3.2.ftrengthen  the  things  that  are  ready  to  die 
1 2.4.  which  was  ready  to  be  delivered 
Made  18eaDp,See  fl^aDe. 
Make  i8ea0p,See  ^abe. 
ISearaT). 
1  Cbro.q.z.and  Remah  the  fon  of  Shobal 
S.5.  Micah  his  fon,  Reaiab  his  fon 

E^jra  2,47.the 


R  E  A        R  E  A 

E^a  z.47.  the  children  of  Redab  Neb.7.50. 

IRealme, 
z  Cbco.io.  jo.thc  realme  of  Jehofhaphat  wasquiet 
E^ra  7.13.  and  Levites  in  my  realme  which  are 

2  j  .there  be  any  wrath  againft  the  realme 
Dan.i.io.or  aftrologers  that  were  in  all  his  realm 
6.  J.King  thought  to  fet  him  over  the  whole  re. 
9, 1. made  King  over  the  realme  of  the  Caldeans 

1  i.z.againft  the  realme  of  Grecia 

iReap. 
Lev.  i^.when  ye  reap  the  harveft  of  your  corn 

Chap,  2  3.  22. 
thou  (halt  not  wholly  reap  the  corners 

2  3.  to.and  (hall  reap  the  harveft  thereof 
2j.$.of  thy  harveft,thou  (halt  not  reap 

1  i.ye  (hall  not  fow,  neither  reap 
Rittb  1  .o.that  they  do  reap,2nd  go  thou  after  them 

1  Sam.i.  1 2.and  to  reap  his  harveft 

2  K?»g.  19^9.  in  the  third  yeer  fow  ye,and  reap 

Jfa.  37.  30. 
,/fl&  4.8.and  fow  wickedheffe,  they  reap  the  fame 

24.6. they  reap  every  one  his  corn  in  the  field 
Pya/.i26.?.they  that  fow  in  tears  (hall  reap  in  joy 
Pro. 2 2. 8. that  foweth  iniquity ,(hall  reap  vanity 
£a/e.i  t.4.he  that  regardeth  the  clouds  (hal  not  r. 
Jer.  1 2. 13.  but  (hall  «flp  thornes 
Hfl/!8.7.and  they  (hall  red//  the  whirle  wind 

10.1 1.  and  reap  in  mercy 
Mkah  6. 1 f.thou  (halt  fow»  but  (haltnot  re<i/> 
Mat.6.i6.fowles  of  the  aire  fow  not,neitherm?/> 

2  ?.26.thou  kneweft  that  I  reap  where  I  fowed 
L«^«  1 2.24.con(i.the  rav.for  they  nei.  fow  nor  re. 
fobn  4.J8.I  fentyou  to  reap  whereon  ye  beftowed 

1  Cor.*).  1  i.if  we  reap  your  carnall  things 

2  C<v.j.6.who  foweth  fparingly,  (hall  ras/;  fparin. 

who  foweth  bountifully,(hal  I  reap  bount. 
Ga/.6.7.whatfoever  a  man  foweth,that  (hall  he  r. 
8.  of  the  flefti  reap  corruption 

that  foweth  to  the  fpirir,ihall  reap  everl. 
9>for  in  due  feafon  we  (hill  reap 
Kef.  14. 1 5  .thruft  in  thy  fickle  and  reap,  for 

the  time  is  come  for  thee  to  reap 
IBeapeO, 

Hof.  10.  1 3 .  ye  have  reaped  iniquity 

Jiw?.  j.4.which  have  reaped  down  your  fields 

the  cryes  of  them  which  rea.zxc  entred  to 
Kro.i4.i6.thruft  in  his  fickle— the  earth  was  rea. 

Reaper. 
Amos  9. 1 3  .the  plow-man  (hall  overtake  the  reaper 

IBeapers. 
Rittb  2.3.  and  gleaned  in  the  field  after  the  reapers 
4-Boafc  faid  unto  the  reapers,  The  Lord  be 
5  .Boafc  faid  to  his  fer.that  was  fet  over  the  r. 
6.the  fervantthat  was  fet  over  the  reap.faid 
7  .let  me  glean  after  the  reapers 
i4.and  (he  fate  befide  the  reapers 
1  l$8.4.i8.that  he  went  to  his  father  to  the  reap. 
Mat.  1 3 . 5  o.I  w  ill  fay  to  the  reapers,  Gather  ye  the 
39.the  reapers  are  the  angels 

IReapeffc, 

Lw.23.22.when  thouVe^J?,neither  (halt  tbou 
Lu\e  19.2 1. and  reapefi  that  thou  didft  not  fow 

iReapetb. 
Ifa.  17.5  .and  reapetb  the  ears  with  his  armc 
John  4.36.he  that  reapetb  receiveth  wages 

he  that  foweth5&  he  that  reap.may  both 
37-otfe  foweth,and  another  reapetb 
IReaptag, 

1  Sam.6. 1 3 .  they  of  Beth(heme(h  were  reap,  their 
Mat.  1 5 . 1 4. that  thou  art  a  hard  mzn,reapmg  where 

Eu\e  19.  n. 
l&ear. 
Exod.16. 3  o.thou  (halt  rear  up  the  tabernacle 
Lev.16.1  .neither  rear  you  up  a  (landing  image 
1Sam.14.18.go  up,rear  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 
fohn  2.20.and  wilt  thou  rear  it  up  in  three  dayes 

IReareD. 
Earoi.40.17.that  the  tabernacle  was  rearedap 
1 8  .Mofes  reared  up  the  tabernacle 

and  reared  up  his  pillars 
3  3  •  and  he  reared  up  the  court 
N«w.9.i^.that  day  the  tabernacle  was  reared  up 

2  S<a».  18.i8.and  reared  up  for  himfelfe  a  pillar 

1  Kitt-i6.li.htreared  up  an  altar  for  Baal 

2  Kjn.  1 1 .  3>he  werf  Up  altars  for  Baal 
2  Cfo-tw.  3 . 1 7  .he  wei  up  the  pillars  before  the 


REA         REA 

33-3.and  he  reared  up  altars  forBaaliim 
ISeafcn.    IReafon. 
Gen.qi.i  1.  plenty  not  known  by  reaf.  of  famine 

47. 1  j.fainted  by  rcafon  of  the  famine 
£#0^.2.23.  children  of  Ifra.fighedby  reafon  of  the 
their  cry  came  up  to  God  by  rea.of  the  bo. 

3.7 .and  have  heard  their  cry  by  reafonof  their 

8. 24. the  land  was  corrupted  by  rea.of the  fwa. 
Num.9,  to.unclean  by  reafon  of  a  dead  body 

18.8  .to  thee  have  I  given  them  by  reafon  of  the 
3  2.1hall  bear  no  fin  by  reafon  of  it 
Deat.f.j.ye  were  afraid,by  rcafon  of  the  fire 

23.io.ifanybenotclean  by  reafon  of  unclean. 
fojb.9. 1 3 .  our  (hoes  become  old  by  reafon  of  the 
_7«rfg.2.i8.by  reafonof them  that  oppreffed  them 

1  Kjn.9.1  $.&  this  is  the  m?/<Mz  of  the  levie.which 
1 4.4. his  eyes  were  fet  by  reafon  of  his  age 

2  Chro.<,. 14.10  minifter  by  reafonoi  the  cloud 
20. 1  $.  be  not  afraid  by  reafon  of  this  multitude 
2 1. 1  J.till  thy  bowels  fall  out  by  rea.vf  the  fick . 

i9.his  bowels  fell  out  by  rea. of  his  ficknefle 
fob  6. 1 6. which  dre  blackifh  by  reafon  of  the  yce 
i7.7.mineeyeisdimby  «4/flSofforrow 
3i.23.wasaterrourto  me.'  by;mof  his  high. 
3  5.9.  by  reafon  of  the  multitude  of  opprcflions 
they  cry  put  by  reafon  of  the  arm  of  the 
37.iJ.cannot  order  our fpeech by re.of darknes 
41.25.the  mighty  are  afraid  by  reafon  of  the 
Vfal.7, 8.8.1  have  roared  by  reafon  of  rhe 

44.  i6.and  blafphemeth  by  reafon  of  the  enemy 
78.6  j.that  (houteth  by  reafon  of  wine 
88. 9. mine  eye  mournethby  reafon  of  affliction 
90. 10.  if  by  reafon  of  ftrength  they  be  fourfcore 
ioi.f.by  reafon  of  the  voice  of  my  groaning 
Pj"0.2O.4.fluggard  will  not  plow  by  reafon  of  the 
26.  i6.then  feven  men  that  can  render  a  reafon 
Ecclef7.15.md  the  reafon  of  things 
Ifa.49.j9.  too  narrow  by  reafon  of  the  inhabitants 
£^e.i9.io.  full  ofbranchesby  reafon  of  many  wa. 
2 1 . 1  i.terrours  by  reafon  of  the  fword 
26.10.by  reafon  of  the  abundance  of 
27. 1 2.  was  thy  merchant,by  reaf.  of  the  multi. 

i6.Syria  was  thy  merchant  by  reafon  of  the 
28.17.by  rafon  of  thy  brightneffe 
Dan.4.$6.zt  the  fame  timemy /ea/Treturned  to  me 
5 . 1  o.now  the  queen,by  reafon  of  thefe  words  of 
8. 1 2. by  reafon  of  tranfgreflion 
Jonah  2.2.I  cryed  by  reafon  of  my  affliction 
Micab  1. 1 2. they  (hall  make  a  noife  by  reafon  of 
fobn  6.18  .fea  rofe  by  reafon  of  a  great  wind 

1 2.1  i.becaufe,thatby  reafou  of  him,  many 
Ails  6.z.rt  is  not  reafon  that  we  (hould  leave  the 
1 8 . 1 4.O  ye  ~Jzwes,reafon  would  that  I  (hould 
7ta.8.20.butby  reafon  of  him  who  hath  fubjeclxd 
2  Cor.  3-io.by  reafon  of  the  glory  that  excelleth 
He&.f  .3-and  by  reafon  hereof  he  ought ,as 

14.  who  by  reafon  of  ufehave  their  fences 
7. 23. to  continue  by  reafon  of  death 

1  Pet.  j. 1  f. that  askcthyouaw/OTof  the  hope 

2  Pet. 2. 2.their  pernicious  wayes,byj"ea.of  whom 
Rev.B.  1 3  -by  reafon  o f  the  other  voices  of  the  trum. 

9.2.aire  were  darkned,by  reafonof  the  faioak  of 
1 8. 1 9.by  reafon  of  her  coftlinefle 
IReafon, 
1  Sam.  i2.7.thatl  mzyreafon  with  you  bef.  the  L. 
/flfr  9.1 4.and  chufe  out  my  words  to  raz.with  you 
1 3. 3. and  I  defire  to  reafon  with  God, 
1  y .  3  .(hould  he  reafon  with  unprofitable  talk 
I/<i.i.i8.comenow,and  let  us  mz/fltf  together 
Mat.i6.%.why  reafon  you  among  your  felves 
Mar.1.8. why  reafon  ye  thefe  things  in  your  hearts 

8.r  7.  he  faid  unto  them, Why  reafon  ye 
Lu\e  5. 2 1  .&  the  Pharifees  began  to  reafon,hy'mg 
1 2.  Jefus  faid  to  them,  What  reafon  you  in  your 
IScafoneQ, 
Mat.  1 6-7.and  they  reafoned  among  themfelves 

Mark.e%.  16. 
1 1 1 1  j  .they  reafoned  with  themfelves 

Mar\e  1 1.31.  £«^e  20.  5. 

-Mdr^e  2.8.  when  Jefus  perceived  that  they  fo  reaf. 

Ui\c  2o.i4.husbandmenfaw  himrfheyretf.among 

1  a.  if.that  while  they  communed  and  re.  Jefus 

Atls  17.2.  three  fabbath  dayes  reafoned  with  them 

1 8.4.and  he  reafoned  in  the  fynagogue 

i9.and  reafmedv/hh  the  Jewes  at  Ephefas 
*4  *  *•"  he  reafinedof  righteoufnefle 


REB 


R  E  B 


JReafonfttg. 
Job  r3.6.hearnow  my  rcafoniag,  and 
Afjrfc  2.6.fitting  there,  &  reafoning'm  their  hearts 
1 2.28.and  having  heard  them  rexfoning  togeth. 
Ln\e  9.46. there  arofe  a  reafoning  among  them 
Acts  28. 29.the  Jewes  departed,and  had  great  rea. 

IReafonabie. 
Rom.  1 2. 1  .which  is  your  reafonablefasict 

Ifteafong* 
Job  3  2. 1 1 . 1  give  eare  to  your  reafons 
Ifa.41.11  .bring  forth  your  ilrong  reafons 


Num.i  i.8.that  were  flain,namely  of  Hur  &  Rcba 
Jofo.  13.21  .as  of  Hur  and  fo&^princes  of  Midian 

IRebeUah. 
Ge«.22.23.Bethuelbegatife^/^3and       • 
24. 1 5  Kebe\ah came  out^who  was  born  to 
29  Rebc\ab\\z.d  abroihcr3hisname  was  Lab. 

3  o.  when  he  heard  the  words  of  Rebe\ab 

4  5  .Rebc\ab  came  forth  with  her  pitcher 
5 1. behold  jKciv^fc  is  before  thee 

5  3.  and  raiment,  and  gave  them  to  Rebe\ab 
y 8. called  Rebc^ah^nd  faid,Wilt  thou  go 

f  9.they  ftnt  away  Rcbc\ab  their  fifter 
e^o.they  blefTed  Rebefyb^nd  faid,  Thotl  art 
6 1  .Rebefah  arofe,and  her  damftls,and  rode 

fervant  took  Rebefpbymd  went  his  way 
6x.Rebe\ab  lift  up  her  eyes  when  (he  faw 
67-took  Rebe\ab#.nd  (he  became  his  wife 
2f.20.1iaac  was  forty  ye.old  when  he  took  Re. 
11.Rebck.ab  his  wife  conceived 
28.  but  Rebe\ab  loved  Jacob 
i6.7.left  the  men  (hould  kill  me  for  Rcbe\ab 
S.Ifaac  was  fporting  with  Rebe\ab 
3  j.  were  a  grief  of  mind  to  Ifaac  and  Rebel? 
ij^.Rebe\ab  heard  when  Ifaac  fpake  to  Efau 
6.Rebs\ab  fpake  to  Jacob  her  fon,  faying 
1 1  Jacob  faid  to  Rebeliab,Eku  my  brother  is 
1  f  .Ke.took  goodly  raimenr  of  her  eldeft  fon 
42iwere  told  to  Rebefc.  and  (lie  fent  &  called 
46-Reb.hid  to  Ifaac,  I  am  weary  of  my  life 
28.?.Laban  brother  to  Re. Jacobs  &  Efaus  mo. 
29.1 2.that  he  was  her  fathers  brother,  Reb,  fon 
3  5. 8. but  Deborah Rebe ^J&snurfe  died 
49.3 1. there  they  buried  Ifaac  and  Rcbe\ab 
Rom.9.  io.but  when  Rcb.a.ifo  had  conceived  by  one 

lEebell. 
Num.  i4.9.onely  rebell  not  ye  againft  the  Lord 
Jojh.i.  1 8.  whofoever  he  be  that  doth  rebell  againft 
22.16.that  ye  might  rebell  this  day  againft  the 
1 8  .and  it  will  be,feeing  ye  rebell  to  day 
i9.but  rebellnot  againft  the  Lord 

nor  rebell  againft  us,in  building 

29.God  forbid  we  (hould  rebell  aga.the  Lord 

1  Sam.  12.14.  and  not  reb.  againft  the  com.  of  the 

if  .if  ye  will  not  obey.but  rebell  againft  it 
Neb.i.  19.W1II  ye  rebell  againft  the  King 

6".6,that  thou  and  the  jewes  think  to  rebell 
Job  24. 1 3  they  are  of  thofe  that  rebell  ag.xhe  light 
Ifa.  t.20.ifye  refufe  and  rebell,  ye  (hall  be  devour. 
H0yi7.14.and  they  rebell  againft  me 

KebelleO. 
GeK.i4.4-in  the  thirteenth  yeer  they  rebelled 
]V«?«.20.24.becaufe  ye  rebelled  againft  my  word 
27.1 4-ye  rebelled  againft  my  commandement 
De«J.i.26\butalfo  ret.againft  the  com.of  the  Lo. 

Verfe  43. 
9. 2 3. then  ye refe.againft  the  comman.of  the  L. 
1  Kjn.  1 2.i9.Ifrael  reb.againft  the  houfe  of  David 
1 1{in.i.i.thenMo3.b  rebelled  againft  Ifrael 

Chap.  3.  y. 
3.7 .the  King  of  Moab  hath  rebelled  againft 
18.7.  he  rebelled  againft  the  King  of  Aflyriai 
24. 1. then  he  turned3and  rebdled  againft  hiin 
.ao.that  Zedek.re&.againft  the  King  of  Baby. 

Jw.%1.1. 

1  Chro.to.  1 9.1frael  rebelled  againft  the  houfe  of 
1 3.6.sand  he  hath  rebelled  againft  the  Lord 
3  6. 1 3. he  alfo  rebelled  againft  King  Nebuchad. 

Neb-9.16.nnd  they  rebelled  againft  thee 

pfal.i  .to.for  they  have  rebelled  againft  thee 
*  105.28.  and  they  rebelled  not  againft  his  word 
107.1 1.  becaufe  they  ?eb.  againft  the  words  of 

Ifa.  1 . 2.and  they  have  rebelled  againft  me 

6  3. 1  o.they  rebelled ,\nd  vexed  his  holy  fpirit 

£#».!.  1 8.for 


REB        RE  B 

Lam.  i .  1 8.  for  I  have  rebelled  againft  his  comman. 
10.  for  I  have  grievoufly  rebelled  againft 
j.4*.and  have  rebelled,  thou  haft  noc  pardoned 
£^.  1. 3  .that  hath  rebelled  againft  me 

1 7.  i  5  .but  he  rebelled  againft  him  in  fending 
20.8.  but  they  rebelled  againft  me 

Verf.  13,11. 
Dan.g.  y.and  have  rebelled,  even  by  departing  with 

9.  though  we  have  re  be  lied  againft  him 
Hof.  1 3 .  i6.for  flic  hath  rebelled  againft  her  God 

iScbelicft. 
2  Kjng.  1 8 .  20.  that  thou  rebellefi  againft  me 

ISebelltorw 
Deut.  3 1 .  27.  for  I  know  thy  rebellion 
Jofb.zz.z  i.Ifrael  (hall  know,if  it  be  in  rebellion 
1  Sam*  1  j.  2  3 .  for  rebellion  is  as  the  fin  of 
E^a  4.  ig.andrebellion  hath  been  made  therein 
Neb. 9. 1 7. and  in  their  rebellion  appointed 
Job  34.37.beaddeth  rebellion  unto  his  fin 
Pro.  17. 1 1. an  evill  man  feeketh  only  rebellion 
fer.  28.  i6.becaufe  thou  haft  taught  rebellion 

Chap.29.32. 
^Rebellions;. 
Dettt.9-7.yz  have  been  rebellious  againft  the  Lord 

Verfe  24. 
21. 18. if  a  man  have  a  rebellious  fon,  which 
20.this  our  fon  is  ftubborn  and  rebellious 
3 1 .27  .ye  have  been  rebellious  againft  the 
I  S£/».2o.3o-thoufonof  the  perverfe refe#.wom. 
£^4.1 2.building  the  rebellious  and  bad  city 

1 5  .and  know  that  this  city  is  a  rebellious  city 
Pfal.66.7. let  not  the  rebellious  exalt  themfelves 
68.6.but  the  rebellious  dwell  in  a  dry  land 

1 8.yea,for  the  rebellious alfo 
78.8.a  ftubborn,and  rebellious  generation 
I  fa.  1 . 2  3  .thy  princes  are  rebellious, and 
3  0.1.  woe  to  there  bellious  children,  faith 

9.that  this  is  a  rebellious  people 
yo.f.and  I  was  not  rebellious,neither 
6 y. 2-1  fpread  my  hands  all  day  to  a  rei.people 
fer.4.i7.Che  hath  been  rebellious  againft  me 
5.23  .but  this  people  hath  a  rebellious  heart 
E^.2.3.1  fend  thee  to  a  rebellious  nation 
5.  for  they  are  a  rebellious  houfe 

Ver.7.Chap.  3.  26,27.  &  12.2. 

6\be  not  afraid  though  they  be  a  rebell.  houfe 

Chap.  3.9. 

8.  unto  thee :  Be  not  thou  rebellious 

like  that  rebellious  houfe 
1 2.2.thou  dwelleft  in  a  rebellious  houfe 
3  .though  they  be  a  rebellious  houfe 

9.  not  Ifraeljthe  rebellious  houfe 

2  5. for  in  your  dayes,0  rebellious  houfe 
17.1 2.fay  now  to  the  rebellious  houfe 
24>3.utter  a  parable  unto  the  rebellioushouie 
44.6.thou  (halt  fay  to  the  rebellious,  even 
iSebelg. 
Num.17,  io.for  a  token  againft  the  re&ffc 

20. 10. he  faid,Hearnow  ye  rebels 
E^c^.io.^B.l  will  purge  from  among  you  the  re. 

ISebufee. 
Deztf.28.20.  Lord  fhall  fend  upon  thee  vex.8crcb. 
z  Kin.  19. 3 .  is  a  day  of  trouble,  and  oirebu\e 

*f*- 17-  3- 
Pfal.  1 8 . 1  y  .at  thy  refofo  O  Lord,  at  the  blaft 

Pfal.  76.6. 

S o.  1  £.at  the  rebuke  of  thy  countenance 

104.7.  at  thy  rebuke  they  fled 
Pro.  1 3 . 1. but  a  fcorner  heareth  not  rebuke 
8. but  the  poor  heareth  not  rebuke 

27.y.open  rebuke  is  better  then  fecret  love 
Eccle.7. 5. it  is  better  to  hear  the  rebuke  of  the  wife 
J/j.2f  ,8.the  rebuke  of  his  people  will  he  takeaway 

30.  i7.one  thoufand  (hall  flee  at  the  reb.  of  one 
at  the  re b .of  five  (hall  ye  flee  till  ye  be 

5 o.2.behold,at  my  rebuke  I  dry  up  the  fea 

y  1 .20.they  lie  full  of  the  rebuke  of  thy  God 

66. 1  ^ .and  his  rebuke  with  flames  of  fire 
Jer.  1 5. 1  y  .that  for  thy  fake  I  fuffered  rebuke 
Hof.  $  .9.Ephraim  (hall  be  defolate  in  the  day  of  re. 
Phil.z.  1  y  .without  re&.in  themidft  of  a  perve.nat. 

IRcbttbe. 
£w.  1 9. 1 7.  thou  (halt  in  any  wife  reb.  thy  neighb. 
Ruth  2.  i6.that  (he  may  glean  them,  &  reb.het  not 
1  Chr.i  2. 1 7.God  of  our  fath.look  thereon>&  re.it 


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R  E  C 


Pfal.6.1.  O  Lord  rfM?menot  in  thine  anger 

Pfal.iS.1. 
6%.\o;rebi>\e  the  company  of  fpear-men 
Pro.g.S. rebuke  a  wife  man,and  he  will  love  thee 

24.1  5.  to  them  that  reb«£e  him,(hall  be  delight 
J/a.2.4.  and  (hall  rei/^e  many  nations 

Micabq.  3. 

17.13.but  God  (hall  reto^e  them 

54-9.1  will  not  be  wroth  with  thee,nor  rebuke 

Zecb.^.z.Lotd  faid  to  Satan, The  Lord  rcb.thee 

Lord  that  hath  chofen  Jerufa.rei.  thee 

Mal.^.i  i.I  wil  rebuke  the  devourer  for  your  fakes 

Mat.  16.Z  2.  Peter  took  him  ,and  began  toreb.  him 

M(L,\e%.  32. 

Luke  17.3.  if  thy  brother  trefpaffe  againft  thee,re. 

19.3  9.  faid  unto  him,  Matter,  reb.  thy  difciples 

1  Tim.  y.  1. rebuke  not  an  elder,but  intreat  him 

20.them  that  fin  rebuke  before  all 

2  T«».4.2.out  of  feafon,  reprove,  rebuke 
Titus  1.1 3. wherefore,  rebuke  them  (harply  that 

2.1  y.thefe  things  fpeak,andre£/%  with  all  aut. 
fude  9.  but  faid,The  Lord  rebuke  thee 
Rev-i.ip.as  many  as  I  love  J  rebuke  and  chaften 

IBebnbeO. 
GfS.31.42.G0d  —  reba^dtheeyefternight 

37.  to.his  father  rebuked  him 
Neb.  5.7. and  I  rebuked  the  nobles 
Pfal.9.5  .thou  haft  rebuked  the  heathen 
1 06.9. he  rebuked  the  red  fea  alfo 
1 19.21.  thou  haft  rebuked  the  proud 
A/<# .ij.26.then  he  arofe  and  rebuked  the  wind,and 
Mar\e$.ic).LH\e%.  24. 
i7.18.and  Jefus  refo^rfthedivell 
i9.i3.andthe  difciples  rebuked  them 

.flto^e  \0.\1.Lu\e  i8.iy. 
20.3 1. and  the  multitude  rebuked  them 
Mar\e  1 . 2  y.and  Jefus  rebuked  him,  faying 

I»|e  4.  3  y. 
8.3  3.he  reb.  Peter /aying,  Get  thee  behind  me 

9. 2  j. he  rebuked  the  foule  fpirit/aying 

Z.«£?  4.39.he  flood  over  her,  and  rebuked  the  fever 
9.42.and  Jefus  rebuked  the  unclean  fpirit 

yy.but  he  turned  about,andreb#^rfthem,fa. 
18.39.  they  which  went  before  rebu\.  him  that 
23 .40.the  other  anfwering,rete^rf  him,  faying 
Hf£.i2,y.norfaint  when  thou  artrefo^rfofhim 
2  Pct.z.  itf.but  was  rebuked iot  his  iniquity 

IRebtiUer. 
H<^!y.2.though  I  have  been  a  rebu\er  of  them  all 

IBebufeettj. 
Pro.9.7.hc  that  reb.a  wicked  man  getteth  himfelf  a 
28.23.  he  that  rebuketb  a  man  afterwards,  (hall 
Amos  y.io.theyhate  him  that  rebuk-  in  the  gate 
Nahum  1.4.  he  rebuketb  the  fea,and  maketh  it  dry 

IBebnftes. 
Pfal. 39. 1 1. when  thou  withreb.  doft  correct  man 
£^e£.y.i  y.and  in  fury,and  in  furious  rebukes 
25.17.  lie  execute  ven.on  them  w*  furious  re. 
IRebafefng, 
2  S<«72.2  2.i6.at  the  rebuking  of  the  Lord 
La^e  4.4 1 .  he  rebuke  them,  fuffered  them  not  to 

iSecaU. 

I«#.3.2i.this  I  recall  to  my  mind,therefore 

IBecefr. 

Mat.9.gSnting  at  the  receit  of  cuftome.and  faid 
Mai\e  2.i4.he  faw  Levi  fitting  at  the  rec.oi cuft. 

Luke  y.  27. 
IReceibe. 
Exod.z9.z5.  thou  (halt  receive  them  of  their  hands 
ATw«.  18.28.of  all  your  tythes  which  ye  receive  of 
Dcut.i  3. 3  .every  one  (hall  w«w  of  thy  words 

1  Sam.10.4.  which  thou  (halt  m«.  of  their  hands 

2  &mb.  1 8. 1 2.though  I  (hould  ramtf  a  thouf.fhek. 

1  Kjn^.g.and  thou  (halt  receive  them 

2  i(z».  j.itf.as  the  Lord liveth,I  viillrcccive 

12.7.  therefore  raaw  no  more  money  of  your 
Job  2. 10.  (hall  we  rraro*  good  at  the  hands  of  G. 
27. 1 3.  which  they  (hall  receiveoi the  Almighty 
pyS/.6.9.the  Lord  w  ill  rerm/e  my  prayer 

24.  y.he  (hall  receive  the  bleffing  from  the  Lord 
49. 1  y  .for  he  (hall  receive  me.  Selah 
73. 24.and  afterward  rariw  me  to  glory 
7j.2.when  I  mall  receive  the  congregation 
P;  0.2.  i.my  fon,if  thou  wilt  receive  my  words 
io.8.the  wife  in  heart  willrec.commandments 
19.20.hear  counfell,and  receive  inftruftion 


R  E  C        R  E  C 

•  Ifa.%7.6.  (hould  I  receive  comfort  in  thefe 
Jer.cf.zo.let  your  ear  receive  the  word  of  his  mouth 
1 7. 2  3. that  they  might  not  hrar  nor  receive  inft. 
35. 13. will  ye  not  receive  inftruftion 
£^f£.i6.6i.when  thou  (halt  receive  thy  fillers 

3^.30. that  ye  (hall  receive  no  morereproach 
Dan.z.6.  ye  fhall  receive  of  me  gifts 
Hof  io.6.Ephraim  fhall  receive  (hame,and 
Micab  1.1  ihe  fliall  receiveoi  you  his  (landing 
Zepb. 3.7.I  faid,Thou  wilt  receive  inftruftion 
Mat.  1 0.4 1. fhall  receive  a  prophets  reward 

a  righteous  man  (lull  rec.a  righte.mans 
1  i.y.the  blind  receive  their  fight 

i4.ifyc  will  ^c.it,this  is  Elias  which  was  to 

18.5.  and  whofo  fliafl  rec.  one  fuch  little  child 

Mar\eg.  j7. 

19. 1 1  .all  men  cannot  receive  this  faying,  fave 

29.for  my  Names  fake,(hall  rec.an  hun.fold 

Mar\e  10.30. 

20.7.whatfoever  is  right,that  fhall  ye.reccive 

2i.22.whatfoever  ye  ask  beleeving,ye  fhall  ye. 

34.that  they  might  receive  the  fruits  of  it 
23.14.ye  fhall  receive  the  greater  damnation 
Marke  12.40.  Lu\e  20.47. 
Ma>ke  4.i6.immediatly  receive  it  withgladnefle 
20. as  hear  the  word,and  receive  it 
10.5 1.  Lord,thatI  might  receive  my  fight 

Luke  18.  41, 
1 1.24.  when  ye  pray,beleeve  that  yerecei.  them 
1 2.2.that  he  might  re.from  the  husbandmen  of 
Luke  8. 1 3.  when  they  hear,rec.  the  word  with  joy 
948.whofoever  (hall  ra.this  child — receiv.me 
and  whofoever  (hall  receive  me,recei. 
io.8.whatfoever  city  yeenter,and  they  receive 
1 6.4.  that  they  may  receive  me  into  their  houfes 

9-when  ye  fail,they  may  receive  you 
23.4 1. for  we  rec.  the  due  reward  of  our  deeds 
John  3.27.3  man  can  receive  nothing,except  from 
5.43.ifonecome  in  his  ownna.him  wil  ye  rec. 
44-how  can  ye  beleeve  which  rec.honour  one 

7.2  3  .if  a  man  on  the  fabbath  day  rec.circumci. 
39.that  beleeve  on  him,(hould  receive 

14.3.1  will  come  again,md  m:.you  tomy  felfe 
1 6. 1 4. for  he  fhall  receive  of  mine 
24.  askc,and  ye  fhall  receive ,that  your 
Acls  i.8.but  ye  fhall  receive  power  after  that  the 

2. 3  8.and  ye  fhall  receive  the  gift  of  the  holy  G. 
3 . 2 1  .whom  the  heavens muft  receive 

7.% 9.and  fayingjLord  Jefus  receive  my  fpirit 
8. iy .that  they  might  receive  the  holy  Ghoft 

1 9.he  may  receive  the  holy  Ghoft 
9. 1 2.that  he  might  receive  his  fight 

17.  hath  fent  me,  that  thou  mightefl  rec.  thy 
1 0.4  3 .  who  beleeveth  in  bim,(hall  >e.temiflion 
20.3  y  .it  is  more  blefTed  to  give,  then  to  receive 
26. 1 8.that  they  may  receive  forgivenefle  of  fins 
Rom.  5. 17.  much  more  they  which  receive  abund. 
i3.2.fhallreaiw  to  themfelves  damnation 
14-i.him  that  is  weak  in  the  faith  receive 
i6.2.that  ye  receive  her  in  the  Lord 

1  Co/*. 3. 8.  every  man  (hall  receive  his  own  reward 

i4.he  fhall  receive  a  reward 
47.  if  thou  didft  receive  it,  why 
1 4. 5 .that  the  church  may  receive  edifying 

2  Cor. 5.  icthat  every  one  may  rece.  the  thin,  done 

6.  i7.touch  not  the  unclean  th»ng,&  I  will  rec. 

7»9.that  ye  might  receive  damage  by  us  in  noth. 

8.4.that  we  would  receive  the  gift 

1  i.4.or  if  ye  receive  another  fpirit,  which 
Gal. 3 . 1 4,that  we  might  rec.the  promife  of  the  fpi. 

4. y. that  we  might  receive  the  adoption  of  fons 
Eybef.6.%.  the  fame  fhall  hereceive  of  the  Lord 
CoZ.3.24.ye  fhall  receive  reward  of  inheritance 

2y.hethat  doth  wrong  fhal  re.forthe  wrong 
Philem.  1  y.that  thou  fhouldeft  receive  him  for  ever 
Heb.7.  y.of  the  fons  of  Levi,who  receive  the  office 
8  .here  men  that  die  ^receive  tithes 

9. 1  y  .they  which  are  called  might  re.the  promife 

10.3  6.ye  might  receive  the  promife 

1  i.8.which  he  (hould  after  receive  for  an  inhe. 
/<«J.i.7.that  he  fhall  receive  anything 
1 2,he  fhall  receive  the  crown  of  life 

3.  i.we  fhall  receive  the  greater  condemnation 

y  .7.UII  he  receive  the  early  and  latter  rain 

1  Ptt.y.4.ye  fhall  receive  a  crowne  of  glory 

2  P#.2.i3«fhall  receive  the  reward  of  unn'ghteou. 

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i  John  3.  it.  whatsoever  we  aske,  we  receive 
?  .9. if  viereceive  the  witnefle  of  men 

2  John  S.but  th»t  we  receive  a  full  reward 

3  John  io.doth  he  himfelfe  receive  the  brethren 
Rev.i4*9-i£  any  receive  his  marke 

17.ii.buc  ?w«w  power  as  Kings  one  houre 

IRccefoe. 

GflJ.3  %.xo.receive  my  prefent  at  my  hand 
/ob  1. 1  o.fhall  we  webe  good  at  the  hand 
zz.zz.receiue  the  law  from  his  mouth 
Pw.4.io.hear,0  my  fon,and  receive  my  fayings 

8.io.receive  my  inftruction,and  not  filver 
£^£.3. 10, all  my  words— receive  in  thine  heart  . 
Hof.  1 4.  a.  take  away  iniquity,  and  receive  us  grati. 
M attb.  1 9 . 1  i.let  him  receive  it 
Lu\e  18.4t.and  Jefus  faid  unto  him,R?e.thy  fight 
John  10.22.and  he  faith  unto  them,Ke-ye  the  holy 
Alls  ii.  1  J. and  faid  to  mejBroth.S3ul3itf.thy  fight 
Rom.i  5.7.wherefore  receive  ye  one  another,  as 
1  Cor.7. *  receive  \is}\*e  have  wtonged  no  man 

11. 16. yet  as  a  fool e  receive  me ,that  I  may 
Vh\l.z.z9.receive  him  therefore  in  the  Lord 
Cu/^iio.if  he  come  untoyouy-etwe  him 
Pbilcm.  1  l.therefore  rec.  him  that  is  mine  own  bo. 

17.  receive  him  as  my  (elfe 
Jaw.  1.2  i.and  receive  with  meekneffe  the  engraff. 

WizceVoe  joyned  with  not. 
Job  z.i o.  and  (hall  we  not  receive  evill 
fer.  j  j.  1  j  .will  ye  not  receive  inftruction 
ilf^.io.i4.whofo  (hall  not  receive  you 

MaT\e6.\i.Ln\e<)'%. 
Mart$  io.ij.who (hall not  receivethe  king.of  G. 
Lu\e  1 8. 17. 
Luke  9.  J  J  .they  did  not  receive  him,becaufe 
10.10.and  they  receive  you  not 
18.30.who  (hall  not  receive  manifold  more 
John  j.i  1 .  ye  receive  not  our  witnefle 
j.j 4.I  receive  not  teftimony  from  man 
4 1 .1  receive  not  honour  from  men 
43.  but  ye  receive  me  not 
i4.17.whom  the  world  cannot  receive 
Acts  1 1 . 1 8  .they  will  not  receive  thy  teftimony 
1  Cor.4.7.  what  haft  thou  that  thou  didft  not  rece. 
z  Cor. 6. 1  .receive  not  the  grace  of  God  in  vain 
1  Tim.  5.  i9.againft  an  elder  receive  not  an  accufa. 
Jam.^.ye  aske,  and  receive  not 
i  John  lo.receive  him  not  into  your  houfe 
Kez/.i8.4,thatye  receive  not  of  her  plagues 

To  IRecettoe. 
GeB.4. 1 1  .opened  her  mouth  to  receive  thy  brother 

30.  zo. to  receive  the  pledge  from  the  womb 
£#0^.17. 3. make  his  pans  to  receive  his  aflies 
DfMt.9-9.to  receive  the  tables  of  ftone 

1  Ki&.8.64.was  too  little  to  receive  the  burnt-ofF. 

z  Cbron.  7. 7. 

2  I$».j.i6.isita  time  to  receive  money 

and  to  receive  garments 
1 1.8, to  receive  no  more  money  of  the  people 
P/O.i.j.  to  receive  the  inftruftion  of  wifdome 
Jer.%.  j  .they  have  refufed  to  receive  correction 

j  i.jj.they  have  not  hearkened  to  receive  inftr. 
3fd/.j.io.there(hallnotbe  room  enough  toj-e.it 
Mat.19. 1  i.he  that  is  able  to  receive  ir,let  him 
Marine  1.1. that  there  was  no  room  to  receive  them 
Lu\e  6. 3  4-of  w  horn  ye  hope  to  receive 

finlend  to  finners,  to  rar.as  much  again 
19.12.to  receive  for  himfelfe  a  kingdome 
Acts  J .  j. expecting  to  receive  Something  of  them 
16.  i  i.which  are  not  lawfull  for  us  to  receive 
1 8. 27 .exhorting  the  difciples  to  receive  him 
20.  j  j.  it  is  more  bleffed  to  give,then  to  receive 

3  John  8.we  therefore  ought  to  receive  fuch 
Ke^.4.1  i.thou  art  worthy,OLord,to  receive  glory 

j.n.worthy  is  the  Lamb  that  was  (lain  to>-.po. 
13.16.to  receive  a  mark  in  their  right  hand 
IScceftoeU. 
Gtn.z6. 1 2. Ifaac  ra.the  fame  yeer  a  hundred  fold 
Exod.  3  2.4.and  he  received  them  at  their  hand 

36.3.  and  they  received  of  Mofes  all  the 
Num.i  2.i4.and  after  that  let  her  be  rece.  in  again 
i3.io.behold,I  have  received  commmdemtnt 
24.14.hv/ereceived  their  inheritance 

1  j.the  two  tribes>and  the  half  tribe  have  rec. 
36.3.  whereunto  they  are  received :  fo  (hall 

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Jofb.  1 3  .S.and  the  Gadites  have  received  their  inh. 

18.2.  which  had  not  yet  received  their  inherita. 

7.  of  Manaffeh  have  receiv.  their  inheritance 

Judg.  1 3. 23. he  would  not  have  rar.a  burnt-offer. 

i9-4.the  damfels  father  received  him 
1  Sam.  1 2. 3. or  of  whofe  hand  have  I  received  any 

z  j .  3  j  .fo  David  receivedofher  hand  that 

1  i£OT.io.t8.Kings  merchants  wmw/ the  linnen 
2  cbron.  1.  16. 

2  Kin.  19. i4.and  Hezekiah  received  the  letter  of 

Ifa.  37. 14. 

1  Chro.  1 1. 1 8.then  David  received  them 

2  Cbro.\.  j.and  it  received and  held  three  tho.baths 
19.21.and  the  priefts  received  the  bloud 
3o.i6.thepriefts  fprink.  the  bloud  w^  they  re. 

Efiher  4.4-but  he  receivedit  not 
Job  4. 1  i.and  mine  eare  received  a  little  thereof 
P/i/.68.i8.thou haft  w.gifts  for  men,and  for 
Pra.24.3  2.1  looked  on  it,and  received  infttutWon 
Ifa.^o.z.fhe  hath  rec  of  the  Lords  hand  double  for 
Jer.z. 30.they  received  no  correction 
£^.18.17  .that  hath  not  received  ufury 
Zepb.  j.2.(he  receivednot  correction 
.Mar.io.S.freely  ye  have  received, freely  give 

1  j.iQ.this  is  he  which  received  feed  by  the 
20,but  he  that  rec.  the  feed  into  ftony  places 
2  2.he  alfo  that  rec.  the  feed  among  the  thorns 
2  j  .but  he  that  rar.the  feed  into  good  grou  nd 

17.24.they  that  retribute  money  came  to  Pet. 

to.p.they  received  every  man  a  peny 

lo.they  fuppofed  they  (hould  have  rec.  more 
and  they  likewife  rec.evety  man  a  peny 
1  i.when  they  receivedit,  they  murmured 
j4.and  immediatly  their  eyes  received  f\ght 

2  j.  1 6.  then  he  that  had  rec.  the  five  talents  got 
1 7. he  that  had  receiv.  two,  gained  other  two 
1 8.he  that  had  received  one,went  and  digged 
20X0  he  that  had  received  five  talents  came 
ti.be  alfo  that  had  rar.two  talents  came,and 
24.he  that  had  rec.onc  talent,  came  and  faid 
17.1  (hould  have  rec.  mine  own  with  ufury 

Marine  y^.which  they  have  received  to  hold 
10.  j  2.and  immediatly  he  received  his  fight 

Lu\ei%.  4j. 
1  j. 2 3.  but  he  receivedit  not 
1 6 . 1 9-he  w as  received  up  into  heaven 
Ln\e  6. 24«for  ye  have  received  your  confolation 
8.40.tbe  people  gladly  receivedhim 
9.1  i.and  he  w.them,and  fpake  unto  them 

y  1 .  that  he  (hould  be  received  up 
10.38.  received  him  into  her  houfe 
1  j.27.becaufe  he  hath  received  him  fafe 
19.tf.and  received  him  joyfully 
1  j. having  received  the  kingdome,  then  he 
John.1.1  l.hisoyinreceived  him  not 

1  t.but  as  many  as  received  him,to  them 
1 6.of  his  fulneffe  have  all  wereceived 
33  3.  he  that  hath  receivedhis  teftimony,  hath 
4.4  j.the  Galileans  receivedhim 
6.zi.  then  they  willingly  received  him  into 
9.1  i.and  I  received  fight 

1  j.how  he  had  receivedhis  fight 
1 8.that  he  had  been  blind>and  received 'fight 
the  parents  of  him  that  had  w.his  (ight 
10. 18.  this  command,  have  I  rar.of  my  Father 
13.30.he  then  having  received  the  fop,went 
17.8.  and  they  have  received  them 
1 8.3  Judas  having  received  a  band  of  men 
1 9. 30. when  Jefus  had  received  the  vinegar,he 
Acls  1 ,9-and  a  cloud  rece.  him  out  of  their  fight 
i.  j  3  .and  having  received  of  the  Father  the 

4i.they  that  gladly  received  his  word  were 
j. 7. and  ancle  bones  received  their  ftrength 
7.3  8.who  receivedthe  lively  oracles 
j 3.who  have  receivedthe law  by 
8.i4.that  Samaria  had  received  the  word  of  G. 

1 7.and  they  received  the  holy  Ghoft 
9.i8.and  he  received  fight  forthwith 

19. and  when  he  had  received  meat 
io.i6.and  the  veffell  was  received  up  again 

47.which  have  received  the  holy  Ghoft 
1 1 . 1. that  the  Gentiles  had  alfo  rec.  the  word  of 
1  J.4.they  were  received  of  the  Church 
1 6.  t4.w  ho  having  received  fuch  a  charge 
i7-7.whom  Jafon  hath  received 

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19.2.  have  ye  received  the  holy  Ghoft  fince  ye 
20.14.  which  I  have  received  of  the  Lord 
21.1 7  .the  brethren  received  us  gladly 
2 1. 5. from  whom  I  received  letters  unto  the 
26.10.  having  received  authority  from  the 
28. 2.they  kindled  a  fire,and  rccei.  us  every  one 
7 .whofe  name  was  Publius,who  received  us 
2 1  .we  neither  received  letters  out  of  Judea 
jo.and  receivedatt  that  came  in  unto  him 
Ront.\.  j.by  whom  we  have  received  grace 

4. 1 1  .and  he  received  the  figne  of  circumcifion 
j.i  1 .  by  whom  we  have  received  the  atonement 
8.1  j. ye  have  not  received  the  fpirit  of  bondage 
but  ye  have  w.the  fpirit  of  adoption 
14. 3  .for  God  hath  received  him 
1  j. 7. receive  ye  one  another,as  Chrift  rec.  us  to 
1  Co-r.i.  1  z.  now  we  have  rec.  not  the  fpirit  of  the 
4.7  .as  if  thou  hadft  not  received  it 
1  i.t  3. for  I  have  receivedofiht  Lord  that  w<h 
1  j. i.which  you  alfo  have  received 
j.  that  which  I  alfo  received 
1  Cor. 4. 1  .as  we  have  received  mercy 
7 . 1  j .  w  i  th  feare  you  received  him 
1  i.4.which  ye  have  not  received 
24-of  the  Jewes  five  times  received 
Gal.i.p.then  that  ye  have  received,  let  him 
1  i.for  I  neither  receivedit  of 
l.z.received  ye  the  fpirit  by  the  works  of 
4.i4.but  receivedme  as  an  angel  of  God 
Pfe/.4.9.and  received,  and  heard  in  me 

1 8.1  am  full,  having  receiv,  of  Epaphroditus 
CV.2.6.as  ye  have  received Chtitt,  fo  walk  in  him 
4.10.  whom  ye  haverecWtt/commandements 
1 7. which  thou  haft  received  in  the  Lord 

1  Tfee/.i.6.having  rec.the  word  in  much  affliction 
2. 1 3  .when  ye  received  the  w  ord  of  God 

ye  heard  of  us,  ye  received  it 
4. 1  .that  as  ye  have  received  of  us,how 

2  Thef.z.io.  becaufe  they  received  not  the  love  of 
3.6.  which  ye  receivedqf  us 

1  Tim.} . 1 6.  received  up  into  glory 
4.3  .which  God  hath  created  to  be  received 
4-if  it  be  received  with  thankfgiving 
Heb.z.z  received*,  juft  recompence  of  reward 
7. 6. received  tithes  of  Abraham 

1 1  .under  it  the  people  received  the  law 
io.i6.after  that  we  have  receiv.  the  knowledge 
1 1.1  i.through  faith,  Sarah  received  ftrength  to 
1  j  .not  having  received  the  promifes 
17.  and  he  that  received  the  promifes  offered 
i9.from  whence  he  receivedhim  in  a  figure 
j  i.when  (he  had  rec.  the  fpices  with  peace 
3  j. women  received  their  dead 
39«through  faith  receivednot  thepromife 
IKecefoeDft. 

Lu\e  16.1  J.that  thou  in  thy  life  time  rcccivedjl  thy 

IReceitoer* 
lCa.x  3.18.  where  is  the  receiver  ?  Where  is  he  that 

Judg.  1 9 . 1 8.  there  is  no  man  that  rec.  me  to  houfe 
Job  3  j.7.or  what  receivetb  he  of  thine  hand 
Pro.z  1. 1 1.  he  receiveth  knowledge 

t9.4.he  that  receiveth  giftsy  oveithroweth  it 
Jer.T.i%'  nor  receivetb  correction 
Mai.  2 . 1 3  .or  receiv.  it  with  good  will  at  your  hand 
Mat.  7.8.  every  one  that  asketh,  receiveth 

Lu\e  11.  ro. 
1  o.40.he  that  receiveth  you,receivelh  me 

he  that  receiveth  me,w.him  that  fent  me 
4 1  .he  that  receiveth  a  prophet  in  the 

he  that  receiveth  a  righteous  man  in  the 
I  j.20.and  anon  receivetb  it  with  joy 
1 8.  j.  in  my  Name  receiveth  me 

M.ar\e  9. 37.  Luty 9. 48. 
Marlfe  9.37.  receiveth  not  me,but  him  that  fent  me 
Luk.e  9>  48-  John  1 3.10. 
Luke  1  j.t.this  man  receiveth  finners 
John  3.  j  t.and  no  man  receivetb  his  teftimony 
4.  j  6.  hethatreapethramtf^  wages 
i2.48.and*wiw^notmy  words,  hath 
1 3 ,20.he  that  receiveth  whom  I  fend,reseiv.me 
1  C0A9.14.but  one  receiveth  the  prize 
Heb. 6. 7. receiveth  blefllng  from  God 
7.8.but  there  he  receiveth  them 

9.Levi  alfo,who  receiveth  tithes,  payed 
it.6.  and  fcourgeth  every  fon  whom  he  receiv. 
Rev.  1.1 7.  favf*M 


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Rev. z. 1 7.faving  he  that  receiveth  it 

14.1 1. and  whofoever  receiveth  the  mark  of  his 
IRecenjetl)  not. 

1  Cor. z. 14.  the  naturall  man  wr.not  the  things  of 
j  John  9.  Diotrephes  receiveth  us  not 

ISeceiDtng. 
yJXjn.fAG.tii  not  receiving  at  his  hands 
Alts  1 7. 1 y. and  receiving  a  commande.  unto  Silas 
Kow.  1.27  .and  receiving  in  themfelvcs  thatrecomp. 
1 1. 1  y  .what  (hall  the  receiving  of  them  be,  but 
Phil.n,. 1 5  giving  and  receivings  but  ye  onely 
Hc-&.  1 1.28.  wherefore  yit  receiving  a  kingdome 

1  Ptf.i.o.rec«w»gtheend  of  your  faith 

IRecbab. 

2  &?/«  4.  i.the  name  of  the  other  was  Rechab 

y. the  fons  ofRimmon,RcfMiand  Baanah 
6.and  Kechab,  &  Baanah  his  brother  efcaped 
p.David  anfwered  Kechab  and  Baanah 

z  Jv/ra.io.iy.he  lighted  on  Jehonad.thefon  of  Re. 
23. the  fon  or  Ke.went  into  the  houfe  of  Baal 

1  Chro.  2.  y  y  .the  father  of  the  houfe  of  Kechab 

iVAj.14.the  dung-gate  repair.Mal.the  fon  of  Ke. 

y.r.j5.6.Jonadab  the  fon  ofRerfwo  our  fath.com. 
8.we  have  obeyed  Jonadab  the  fon  ofRecbab 
I4.the  words  of  Jonadab  the  fon  ot'Recbab 
i6.becaufe  the  fons  of  Jonadab  the  fon  of  Re. 
1 9. Jonadab  the  fon  ot  Recbab  (hall  not  want 
lBecfjabtte0, 

Jer-i  y.2.goe  in  unto  the  houfe  of  the  Rechabites 
3. and  the  whole  houfe  of  thi:  Rechabites 
5.I  fet  before  the  fons  of  the  Rechabites  pots 
i8.Jeremie  faid  ro  the  houfe  of  the  Rechabites 
IBrchal), 

1  Chro.q.t  2.  thefe  are  the  men  olRecbah 

IRecfcon. 

Lev.  2  5.  Jo.  and  he  (hall  reckon  with  him 
.  27.1 8. theprieft  (halite,  unto  him  the  money 
2  j.the  prieft  (hail  m^.unto  him  the  worth 
Num.^.T,  i.by  name  ye  (hall  reckon  the 
£^.44. 16. they  (hall  rectos  unto  himfevendayes 
Mat.  18. 24. when  he  had  begun  to  rectymont 
Rom.6.1  1. like  wife /ra|;ffH  yeyour  felves 
8.18  .for  I  reckon  that  the  fufferings  of 
IReekoneu. 

Num.  1 8 .  27.your  heave-offering  (hall  be  m^.unto 
2  j  .9. and  (hall  not  be  reckoned  among  the  ■ 

2  Sam  4.2.Beeroth  alfo  was  reckoned  to  Benjamin 
2  Kjn. tz.i^.they  rectymed  not  with  the  men 

1.  Chro. 1.1 .  the  genealogie  is  not  to  bz.rec\oned 
7.when  the  gen.of  their  generations  was  re. 
17.aH  thefe  were  rectyinedby  genealogies 
7.?. of  lflachar,werc  recl(pnedby  their  genealog. 
7. and  were  rectymedby  their  genealogies 
'  9.  i.all  ifrael  were  reckoned  by  genealogies 

Verfe  22. 
2  Chro.i  i.i^.and  to  all  that  were  rcctyby  genealo. 
Eya  i.62.among  thofe  that  were  ree\.  by  geneal. 
8. j.withhim  were  rcc^.by  geneal. ofthe  males 
Neh.j.%.  that  thsy  might  berecbonedby  genealog. 
64.  among  thofe  that  were  reckoned  by  gene. 
Pfal,  4.0, 1. they  cannot  be  reckoned  up  unto  thee 
If  a.  3 8. 1 3 .1  reckoned  till  morning,that  as  a 
Luke  22.37.and  he  was  rar^.among the tranfgreff. 
K0OT.4. 4.  reward  is  not  reckoned  of  grace 
9. that  faith  was  reckoned  to  Abraham 
xo.how  was  it  then  reckoned 
IRec&oneth. 
Af^.2j.i9.comerh  and  reckpnetb  with  them 
IRecfeontng. 

2  J^i».2  2.7.howbeit,there  was  no  reckoning  made 

1  Cfco.2j.  11.  therefore  they  were  in  no-reckoning 

IRccommenOeD, 

Atls  14.26.  from  whence  tluy  had  been recom.  to 
1 5.40,  and  departed,  being  recommended  by 

ISccompcrtce. 
Dent.  3 2.  3  y  .to  me  belongeth  vengeance  and  re  com. 
Job  15.3  1. for  vanity  (hall  be  his  recommence 
Pro.  1 2. 14.  and  the  recomp.  of  a  mans  hands  (hall 
iyS.  3  y-4-even  God  with  a  recommence 

5  9.  ti.rccompcnce  to  his  enemies 

to  the  iflands  he  will  repay  recommence 

66.6.that  rendrcth  recommence  to  his  enemies 
jet.%\.6  .he  w  ill  render  unto  her  a  recommence 
L«m.  j.64.render  unto  them  a  recommence,  Q  Lord 
fifo/.9.7.the  dayes  of  recommence  are  come 


Jbc/  3.4.W1II  ye  render  me  a  recommence 

fpeedily  will  I  return  your  recommence 
7.  and  will  return  your  recommence  upon  yonr 
Luke  14.12. and  a  recommencebe  made  thee 
Rom.t.z-j.  receiving  that  recommence  of  their  errour 

1  i.9.and  a  recommence  unto  them 
2  Cor. 6. 1  j.now  for  a  recompmce  in  the  fame,  I 
He^.2.2.received  a  juft  recommence  of  reward 
10.3  y. which- hath  great  recommence  of  reward 
1 1.  i6\he  hath  refpect  unto  the  recommen.  of  the 
iEccompetucs. 
l/i.34.8.  and  the  yeer  oirecom.  for  the  controver. 
fer.s  i.y6.the  Lo.  God  of  ra\(hall  furely  requite 

iRecompenfe. 
Num^.j.  he  RnW  recompenfe  his  trefpafle 

8. to  rccommenfe  the  trefpaffe  unto 
Ruth  2. 1 2. the  Lord recommenfe  thy  worke 
2SflOT.19.3tf.why  (hould  the  Kingrff.it  me  with 
Job  34. 33. he  will  recommenfe  it 
Pro.  20.2  2.  fay  not,I  wiWrecompcnfe  evill 
lfa.6^.6.  will  recomm.  even  recompenfe  into  their 
7b-.i6.i8.firft  I wiil  recompenfe  1  heir  iniquity,  & 
25. 14.I  will  !'££.  them  according  to  their  deeds 
J0.Z9 .recommenfe  her  according  to  her  work 
P.Tfk'i.  3.  and  will  rec.  upon  thee  all  thine  abomi. 
4.I  will  recommenfe  thy  wayes  upon  thee 
8  .and  will  recom.thee  for  all  thine  abominat. 
9.I  will  recomp.thee  according  to  thy  wayes 
9. 1  o.I  wil  recommenfe  their  way  upon  their  head 
Chap.  11.  21. 
16.43. 1  will  recomp.  thy  way  upon  thine  head 
17.19.eva1  it  will  I  wow.upon  his  owne  head 
23.49.they  (hall  reco.  your  lewdneffe  upon  you 
Uof.  1 2. 2.according  to  his  doings  will  he  rcc.  him 
Joel  3«4.if  ye  recommenfe  me  fwittly 
Luke  14.14.  for  they  cannot  recompenfe  thee 
Rom.  1 2.17 .recompenfe  to  no  man  evill  for  evill 
2  'Ibef.1.6.  torecommenfe  tribulation  to  them  that 
Heb.10.50,1  will  recommenfe jfaith  the  Lord 

lKccompcnfjo. 
Num.  y.8.1et  the  trefpaffe  be  recom.  unto  the  Lord 
2  Sam.zz.zi  .hath  htrecompenfedmt 

Pfal.  18.20,24. 
2j.the\Lord  hath  recommen.me  according  to 
Pro.t  1.3  i.behold,the  righteous  (hall  be  recom.  in 
Jer.  i8.20.(hall  evill  be  recompenfed  for  good 
£^.22.3 1  .their own  way  have  I  wo.upon  their 
Luke  14.14.thou  (halt  be  re  .at  the  refu.of  the  juft 
Ko#».  1  i.j  y.  it  (hall  be  recommenf.  unto  him  againe 

IBecompenfeft. 
/e>-.3  2.  i8.and  recomp.the  iniquity  ofthe  fathers 

IRccompenung. 
2  Cfco.6. 2  3. the  wicked  by  recompen.his  vvay  upon 

ISccAnciIiattori. 
lea. 8. 1  y.to  make  reconciliation  upon  it 
2  Cfoyo.29.24.and  they  made  wo.  with  their  bloud 
£^.4y.i  y.to.  make  mo.  for  them,faiththe  Lord 

Verfe  17. 

Z><T?z.9.2  4.and  to  make  reconciliation  for  iniquity 

2  Co>-.y.  1 8.  hath  given  to  us  the  miniftry  ofreconc. 

1 9.  hath  committed  unto  us  the  word  of  rec. 

Hc£.2.i7.tomake  reconc.  for  the  fins  ofthe  people 

IReconcile. 
Lev.6. 3 o.bloud  is  brought  to  reconcile  withall 
1  Satfz.29.4.  wherewith  fhould  he  reconcile  himfelf 
£^.4y.20.fo  (hall  ye  reconcile  the  houfe 
Emhefz.16.that  he  might  reconcile  both  to  God 
Col.  1 .20.by  him  to  reconcile  all  things  to 

ISeconcfleD. 
.&fr«.y.24.firft  be  reconciled  to  thy  brother 
Rom.%.  1  o.if  when  enemies,be  re.much  more  being 

1  Cor.j.  1 1. or  be  reconciled  to  her  husband 

2  Co/-. y.  1 8.w ho  hath  reconciled us  to  himfelfe 
20.be  ye  reconciled  to  God 

Co/.i.2i.yetnow  hath  bereconciled 

irkconcilfng. 
Lew.16.20.when  he  hath  made  an  end  of  ra.thee 
Zta.i  1.1  y.be  the  reconciling  of  the  world,what 
2  Cor.y.i9.that  God  was  in  Chriftjfff.  the  world 

IRecojt. 
£.MK/.20.24.in  all  places  where  I  record  myName 
Deut.  3  0.1 9.I  call  heaven  and  earth  to  w.this  day 
3  i.28.callheaven  and  earth  to  re.againft  them 
1  Chro.  1 6.4.and  to  record,znd  praife  the  Lord 
ifi.S.z.  to  record  Uriah  the  prieft 
Acls  20.26.1  take  you  torecord  this  day,that  I 


REC        REC 

£^fl  6. 2.thc:rein  was  a  record  thus  written 
/«i  16.19.  my  record  s  on  high 
John  1. 19. and  this  is  the  rnord  of  John 
3  2-and  John  bare  record,  faying 
34. &  bare  record  that  this  is  the  Son  of  God 
8.13  .beareft  recordqt  thy  felfe,thy  record  is  not 
i4.thoughl  bcateVff^ofmy  fclfe  • 

yet  my  record  is  true  :  for 
1 2. 17. people  that  were  with  him  bxctrecord 
19.3  y.nnd  he  that  faw  it  bare  record 

and  his  record  is  true,  and 
Rom. \o  2.I  beare  them  rccord^hey  have  a.zeale 

2  Cor.  1.23.I  call  God  for  a  record 

8.3JO  their  power  I  beare  record 
Gal.^,  1  j. for  I  beare  you  record,  you  have 
Phil.  i.S.for  God  is  my  record,bov/  greatly 
C0/.4.1 3. for  I  beare  him  record,hc  hath  a  zeale 

1  John  y.7.are  three  that  beare  record  in  heaven 

io.becaufe  he  beleeveth  not  the  record  that 

I  i.this  is  the  record  that  God  hath  given  us 

3  John  1 2. we  bear  record  ye  know  our  reco.  is  true 
Rev.  1 . 2. who  bare  record  of  the  word  of  God  ' 

Neb.iz.zz.  Yieierccordcd  chief  of  the  fathers:  alfo 
13eeo?uer. 

2  Sam.S.  i6.Jehofhaphat  fon  of  Abihud  was  recor. 

Ver.20,24. 1  Cfcw2.18.1y. 

1  iC'«.4.3-Jehofhaphatfonof  Ahilud  the  recorder 
z  Kjn.  18.18.  Joah  fon  of  Afaph  the  recorder 

Ifa.  36.  3'. 

2  Cfco.3.7.and  Joah  the  fon  of  Afaph  the  recor.  to 

Ifa.  36.22. 

3  4.8.and  Joah  the  fon  of  Joahaz  the  recorder  to 

Kecojuflf. 

Eig.q.i  y.be  made  in  the  book  ofthe  records  of  thy 

fo  fhalt  thou  find  in  the  book  of  the  re. 

EjU'er  6.1. he  commanded  to  bring  the  book  of  re. 

fficcoter, 

Judg.t  i.26.why  therefore  did  ye  not  recover  them 

1  S<w».30.8.and  without  faile  recover  all 

2  S<z;»,8.3.as  he  went  to  recover  his  border  at 

2  iC?'».i.2.enquire  of  Baal  whether  I  (hall  recov.ol 
y.3-he  would  recover  him  of  his  leprofie 
6. 1  have  fent  him  that  thou  mayeft  rec.  him 
7#this  man  doth  fend  to  me  to  recover 

I I  .{hike  his  hand  over  the  place,nnd  recover 
8.8.  hiro,faying,  Shall  I  recover  of  this  difeafe 

Verfe  9. 
10.  thou  mayeft  certainly  recover 
14-he  told  me  thou  (houldeft  recover 
2  Chro.  13.20.  neither  did  Jeroboam  reco.  ftrength 
14- 1 3.that  they  could  not  rrwv.themfelves  for 
Pfal.  3  9. 1 3 .0  fpare  me,  that  I  may  recover  ftrength 
lfa.\  1.1 1. to  recover  the  remnant  of  his  people 
3  8.  i6.fo  wilt  thou  recover  me  to  live 
2 1  .&  lay  it  for  a  plaifter,and  he  (hall  recover 
Ho/.2.9.and  will  recover  my  wooll 
Marty:  16. 1 8. lay  hands  on  the  fick,&  they  fhal  re. 
2  Ti«.2.26.that  they  may  recover  themfelves  out 
l&cotoererj, 

1  Sam.7,0. 18.  David  recovered^  that  the  Amale. 

Verfe  19. 
2  2. not  give  them  ought  that  we  have  recove. 

2  I(j».i3.2yJoafh  recovered  the  cities  of  Ifrael 

14.2  8.and  how  he  recovered  Damafcus5and 
i6.6.Rezin  King  of  Syria  recovered  Elath  to 
■  20.7.  and  laid  it  upon  the  boile,and  he  recover. 
lfa.18.9ani  was  recovered  of  his  fickneffe 
39. 1. had  been  fick,and  was  recovered 
,7«'.8.22.why  not  the  health  of  my  people  recover. 
4 1 . 1 6.oi  the  people  w  horn  he  had  recover. (torn 
IRecotiering. 
Lu\e  4.18  .and  recovering  of  fight  to  the  blind 

IRecount, 

Nahum.z.f.  he  (hall  recount  his  worthies 

IRrtl  fea. 
Exod.10.  i9.andcaft  them  into  thtRedfca. 

13.18.led  about  thorow  the  way  ofthe  Redkz 
1  y.4.his  chofen  cap.  alfo  are  drow.  in  the  K.fea 

22.Mofes  brought  Ifrael  from  the  Red  fea 
23.31. 1  will  fet  thy  bounds  ftom  the  Red  fea 
Num.  14.2 5.  get  you  into  the  wild. by — 1  he  K.fea 
2 i.4.they  jour.from mount  Hor  by— the  K.fea 

i4.what 


RED   RED 


RED   RED 


RED 


REE 


i4.what  he  did  in  the  Red  fea 
3  j. i o.  and  encamped  by  the  RedCca 
1 1. they  removed  from  the  Red  fea,and 
Dent.  i.  i-Mofcs  fpake  to  all  Ifr.over  ag.the  Red  fea 
40.  and  take  your  journey — -by  the  Redki 
2.i.we  took  our  journey  to  the  wil.bv  the/(.lea 
n.4.howhemade  thereof  fea  to  overflow  them 
Jofb.z.  io.we  heard  how  the  L.  dried  up  the  R.  fea 
4.23.3s  the  Ldrd  your  God  did  to  the  to/ fea 
24.6.Eg-purfued  after  your  fathers  to  theK.fea 
fudg.  1 1. 1 (S.walked  thorow  the  wil.unto  theK.fea 

1  i(.«z.9.i6.isbefide  Eloth  on  the  fhore  of  theR.f. 
Neb.g^.md  heardeft  their  cry  by  the  Red  fea 
Pfal.106.7.  but  provoked  him  even  at  the  Redki 

o.he  rebuked  the  Red  fea  alfo,  and 
22.and  terrible  things  by  the  Red  Ceo. 
1  36.1  j.tohim  that  divided  the  Redfcs.  into 
1  j.but  overthrew  Pharaoh  —  in  the  Red  fea 
Jer.49.11.the  noife  was  heard  in  the  Red  fea 
Acts  7.1 6.(hewed  wonders  irt  the  Red  fea 
Heb.  1  i.20.by  faith  they  paffed  thorow  theKeifea 

ISeU. 
Ge/z.2j.*j.foft  came  out  recall  over 

jo.feed  me  with  that  fame  red  pottage 
49.i2.hiseyesmallbe  red  with  wine 
£jrod.2  j- j.  rams  skins  died  red 

Cha.26.14.8c  3 i-7.Sc  36.19.&  39.34. 
3  f  .23-with  whom  was  found  redskins  brought 
Num.i 9.2.  fpeak  to  Ifrael  to  bring  a  red  heifer 

2  J^i».3.22.Moabites  faw  the  water  as  redzs  bio. 
Eftber  i.6\upon  a  pavement  of  mi  and  blue 
P/a/.7j.8.andthe  wine  is  red,kis 
Pro.  23.3  i.looknot  thou  on  the  wine  when  it  is>'« 
Ifa.i.iS .though  they  be  red  like  crimfon,  t hey 

27.2.Gng  ye  unto  her,  A  vineyard  of  red  wine 
6j.2.wherefore  art  thou  red  in  thine  apparell 
Nabum  2.3.(hteld  of  his  mighty  men  is  made  red 
Zef.i.8.Ifaw  by  night  a  man  riding  on  a  redhorfe 
and  behind  him  were  there  re<tf  horfes 
6.z\n  the  firft  charet  were  red  horfes 
Mat.\6.z.ye  fayjlt  will  be  fair.for  the  sky  is  red 

3  .it  will  be  foul  to  day,for  the  sky  is  red 

Ke^.6.4.there  went  out  another  horfe  that  was  red 

1 2 . 3  .and  behold  a  great  red  dragon,having 

IReDtrtfl). 

Lev.  1 3 . 1 9-and  fomew  hat  reddijh 

i4.have  a  white  bright  fpotfomwhatmWi/& 
42.a  v/haereddijh  fore,it  is  a  leprofie 
43.  if  thetifingof  the  fore  be  vihite,reddifh 
49.if  the  plague  be  reddijh  in  the  garment,  or 
14.37.  with  hollow  drakes jgreenifli  or  reddijh 
Ifieueein. 
Exod.6.6.l  will  redeem  you  with  a  ftretched  out 
I3.i3.every  firftlingof  an  affe  thou  (halt  re.wtTl 
Chap.  34.  20. 
if  thou  wilt  not  redeem  it,  then 
Chap.  34.  20. 
amongft  thy  children  (halt  thou  redeem 
Chap.  34.  zo. 
1  j.  all  the  firft  born  of  my  children  I  redeem 
Lev.25.2f. if  any  of  his  kin  come  to  redeemit 

then  (hall  he  redeem  that  which  his 

26.  if  the  man  have  none  to  redeem  it 
and  himfelfe  be  able  to  redeem  it 

29.  he  may  redeem  it  within  a  whole  yeer 

within  a  full  yeer  may  he  redeem  it 
3  2.may  the  Levites  redeem  it  at  any  time 
48.  one  of  his  brethren  may  redeem  him 
49.or  his  uncles  fon  may  redeem  him 

or  any  kin  of  his  family  may  ye.  him 
if  he  be  able,he  may  redeem  himfelf 
27.13  .but  if  he  will  at  all  redeem  it,then 
1 5. if  he  that  fanftified  it  will  redeem  his  hou. 
19-will  in  any  wife  redeem  it,then 
20.if  he  will  not  redeem  the  field,or 

27.  if  itbeof  an  uncle,  beaft^thenihal  here. 
3  i.ifaman  will  at  zWredeem  ought  of 

Num.i  8.1  ?.firft-born  of  man  (halt  thou  furely  re. 
the  firftling  of  uncle.beafts  (halt  thou  re. 
16. from  a  moneth  old  ihalt  thou  redeem 
17.  the  firftling  of  a  goat  thou  (halt  not  red. 
R«rf»44.if  thou  wilt  redeem  \t,redeem  it 

if  thou  wilt  noc  re.h  ,there  is  none  to  irrf.it 

he  faid,  I  will  redeem  it 

6. 1  cannot  red.h  for  my  felfe— redeem  thou 

my  right,  I  cannot  rerfeew  it 


2  Sflw.7.23  .like  Ifrael,whom  God  went  to  redeem 
1  Cbron.  17.21. 
ivefc.  j.  j.neither  is  it  in  our  power  to  redeem  them 
Job  j  .20.  in  famine  he  (hall  redeem  thee 

6. z^. ox  redeem  me  from  the  hand  of  the  mighty 
PfaL.zj.zz. redeem  lfrael,0  God»  out  of  all  his 

26. 1 1. redeem  me,and  be  mercifuil  unto  me 

44.26.and  redeem  us  for  thy  mercies  fake 

49.7-noneofthemcan  redeem  bis  brother,or 
1  j.but  God  will  redeem  my  foule 

69. 1 8. draw  nigh  unto  my  foule,and redeem 

7z.i4.hefhall  redeem  their  foule  from  deceit 

1 3  o.8.he  (hall  redeem  Ifrael  from  all  his 
Ifit,  jo.z.th&t  it  cannot  redeemer  have  I  no  power 
Jer.  1  j;ii.I  will  redeem  thee  out  of  the  hand  of 
Hof.  1 4. 1 3.I  will  redeem  them  from  death 
Micah  4.  io.there  the  Lord  (hall  redeem  thee  from 
Gd/-4.  J.to  redeem  them  that  were  under  the  law 
Titus  2.  i4.that  he  might  redeem  us  from  all  inicju. 

IfteOeetnetj. 
Ge».43.i6.angel  which  redeemed  me  from  all 
Exod.  1  f .  1 3 .the  people  which  thou  haft  redeemed 

2 1. 8. then  (hall  he  let  her  be  redeemed :  to  fell 
lei/.i9.2o.andnotatall  redeemed,nox 

2  j.;o.  and  if  it  be  not  redeemed  within 
3 1.  they  may  be  redeemed 

48.  he  may  be  redeemed  againe 
54.  and  if  he  be  not  redeemed in 

27.20.it  (hall not  beredeemed  any  more 
27,or  if  it  be  not  redeemed  jhtn 
28>.(hall  be  fold  or  redeemed 
29.which  (hall  be  devoted  of  men,(halbe  red. 
33.it  (hall  not  be  redeemed 
Num-l.46.iox  thofe  that  are  to  be  redeemed  of 
48.wherw'h  the  odd  num.of  them  is  to  be  r. 

49.  above  them  that  were  red.by  the  Levites 
5  i.of  them  chat  were  redeemedunto  Aaron 

1 8 . 1 6.and  thofe  that  are  to  be  redeemed  from 
Deut.7.S>Sc  red.  you  out  of  the  houfe  of  bond-men 
9.2tf.which  thou  haft  re.tbrough  thy  greatnefie 
13.  j.and  red.  you  out  of  the  houfe  of  bondage 
1  j.i  j .and  the  Lord  rhy  God  redeemed  thee 

Chap.  24. 18. 
2i.8.be  mercifuil  unto  Ifra.whom  thou  haft  re. 
2  S<«#.4.9.who  hath  redeemedmy  foule  out  of  all 
1  iOs.1-29.as  the  Lord  liveth  that  hath  re.my  foul 
1  Cfcro.17.21.whom  thou  haft  redeemed  out  of  Eg.  I 
Nefc.i.io.w  horn  thou  haft  redeemed  by  thy 

j.8.we  after  our  ability  have  redeemed  our 
Pfal.%  1.  j.thou  haft  redeemed  me,  O  God  of  truth 
7 1. 2  3, and  my  foule  which  thou  haft  redeemed 
74.2.which  thou  haft  redeemed 
77.1  J.thou  haft  with  thine  arm  redeemed  thy  pe. 
106.10.and  red.them  from  the  hand  of  the  ene. 
107. 2. let  the  red.hy  fo5whom  he  haxh  redeemed 
-   136. 24. and  hzthredeemed  us  from  our  enemies 
Ifa. 1.17.  'Lion  (hall  be  redeemed  with  judgement 
29.22.thus  faith  the  Lord,  who. rai.Abraham 
3  j.9.but  the  redeemed  (hall  walk  there 
43.  i.for  I  have  redeemed  thee,I  have 
44. 22. return  unto  me,  for  I  hive  redeemed  thee 
2 3  .for  the  Lord  hath  rcdecmedjacob 

Chap.48.  zo.Jer.31.11. 
j  1.1  r  .the  red.oi  the  Lord  (hall  returnej  3nd 
52. 3. and  ye  (hall  be  redeemed  without  money 

9. he  hath  redeemed  Jerufalem 
62. 12.  the  holy  people,  the  redeem,  of  the  Lord 
6"3.4.and  the  yeer  of  my  redeemed  is  come 
9.and  in  his  pity  he  redeemed  them 
Lam.i.j  8.  thou  haft  redeemedmy  life 
Hof.7.1 3  .though  I  have  redeemed  them,yet 
Micab  6.4-and  re.thee  out  of  the  houfe  of  fervants 
Zecb.  10.8. 1  will  hifle  for  them,for  I  have  redeem. 
Luty  1.68.  for  he  hath  vifited  and  red.  his  people 

24.21.whkh  (hould  have  redeemedlitiel 
G^.3.13.  Chr-ift  hathrerfeew.us  from  the  curfe  of 

1  Pef.1.18.  that  ye  were  not  raie.with  corruption 
Rev.  j.9.and  haft  redeemed  us  to  God  by  thy  bloud  1  Rev.  1 1 

,1     i4.3.butthe  144000. which  viexcredeemed 
4.thefe  were  redeemed  from  among  men 
JScOeemeuft. 

2  £1^0,7.23. which  thou  redee.  to  thee  from  Egypt 
IRetJeemer. 

Job  19.25.1  know  thatmy  Redeemer  liveth 
Pfal.  1 9. 14.O  Lord,my  ftrength,and  my  Redeemer 
78.3  j.and  the  high  God  their  Kdeemer 


Pro.  13.  i  i.for  their  Redeemer  is  mighty1 
lfa.,3,  i.i4.and  thy  Redeemer ^the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 
Chap.  54.  5. 
43. 1 4. thus  faith  the  Lord  your  Redeemer 
44.6.  and  his  Redeemer  the  Lord  of  hofts 

24.thus  f.iith  the  Lord  thy  Redeemer, z\\d  he 
47.4.0s  for  our  Redeemer  iih.e  Lord  ot  hofts  is  his 
48,  i7.thus  faith  the  Lord  thy  Redeemer 

Chap.  49.  7. 
49.26.and  thy  Red.  the  mighty-One  of  Jacob 

Chap.  60. 16. 
5  4. 8. faith  the  Lord  thy  Redeemer 
j9.20.and  thy  Redeemer  (hall  come  to  Zion 
63.i6.thou,0  Lord,  art  ourFather,&  ouriW. 
Jer.^o. 34. their  Red-is  itrong,the  Lord  ofhofts  is 
IReOeemetr;. 

Pfal.$  4. zz.the  Lord  redcemetb  the  foule  of  his 
103.4  who  redcemctb  thy  life  from  deftruftion 
ISeDeemtng. 

Ruth  4.7.this  was  the  manner  :n  Ifrael  concern. 
Ephef.j.16.  redeeming  the  ti;neabecaufe  the  days  are 
C0I.4.  j. that  are  mibout Redeeming  the  time 

Ifi  coemption. 
Lev.  2  j .  24 .  ye  (hall  grant  a  redemption  for  the  land 
j  1. he  (hall  give  again  the  price  of  his  redemp. 
-  Verfe  j  2. 
iV«w.3.49.Mofestook  the  redemptionmonty 
Pp/.49.8.the  redemption  of  their  foule  is  precious 
1 1  i.p.he  fent  redemption,  unto  his  people 
1 30.7.and  with  him  is  plenteous  redemption 
Jer.i  2.7.  the  tight  of  redemption  is  thine  to  buy  it 

Verfe  8. 
Lu\e  2. 3  8. that  looked  for  redemption  in  Jerufalem 

2 1 .  28. for  your  redemption  draweth  nigh 
Kow.3.24.thorow  thz  redemp. t\ax  is  in  Jefus  Chr. 
8. 2  3. to  \vit,the  redemption  of  our  body 

1  Cw.i.^o.and  fanftification-and  redemption 
Epbcf.1.7.  in  whom  we  have  redemption 

Collof.  1. 14, 
14.  untill  the  red.oi thepurchafed  pofTeffion 
4.30.unto  the  day  of  redemption 
Heb-g.i  2.having  obtained  eternall  redempt.  for  us 
1  j  .for  the  redemption  of  the  tranfgreffions  of, 
IReDnefTe. 
Pro.  23.  2 9.  who  hath  rednejje  of  eyes 
ISeOotmO. 

2  Cor.  4. 1  j.  of  many  redoundto  the  glory 
IRecD, 

1  Kin.  1 4, 1  j  the  Lord  (hall  finite  Ifrael  as  a  reed 

2  Kjn.  18.2  i.thou  truft.on  the  ftaffe  of  this  brui.r. 
lfa.%6.6.  trufteft  in  the  ftaffeofthis  broken  reed 

42.3  .a  bruifed  reed  (hall  he  not  break 

Mat.  12.  20. 

£^£.29.6\becaufe  they  have  been  a  ftaffe  ofreed 

40. 3. and  a  meafuring  reedyind  he  flood  in 

j. in  the  mans  hand  a  meafuring  re.of  fix  cu. 

the  breadth  of  the  building  one  reed 

and  the  height  onereed 

{j.threfhold  of  the  gate,weh  was  one  re.broad 

and  the  other — was  one  reed  broad 

7.eve.little  cha.was  one  re.  broad,&  one  re. 

porch  of  the  gate  within,was  one  reed 

8.  the  porch  of  the  gate  within,was  one  reed 

4i.8.foundati.ofthe  fide-cham.were  a  full  reed 

42,i^.meafured  the  eaft-fide  with  the meaf.wrf 

with  the  meafuring  reedtouni  about 

Verfe  17. 

1 8 .five  hundred  reeds, with  the  meafuring  re. 

Verfe  19. 

MdMi.7-wentyeout  to  the  wilder.tofee'4A  reed 

Luty  7.  24. 
27.29.  a  reed  in  hisright  hand 

30.and  tooke  the  reed  And  fmote  him  on 
48  .and  put  it  on  a  reed,&  gave  him  to  drink 
Marine  1  J.  36. 
Mar\  1j.19.they  fmote  him  on  the  head  with  a  re. 
1  .there  was  given  me  a  reed  like 
2 1.1  j.had  a  golden  reed  tomeafure  the  city 
i6.with  the  gold  reed  twelve  thouf.furlongs 
IRertJg. 
/«&40.2i.he  lieth  in  the  covert  of  the  reeds8c  fens. 
I  fa.  1 9.6.  the  reeds  and  flags  (hall  wither 
7. the  paper  reed*  (hall  wither ,and  be 
3  j.7.fhall  begrafle,with  rfe^and  rufhes 
Jer.  J 1 . 3  2.and  the  reeds  they  have  burnt  with  fire 


REE 


REF 


£^.42. 16. five  hundred  reeds3mxh  a  meafur.reed 
Ver.  17, 18,19. 
20.  five  hundred  reeds  long 
4?.i.the  length fhall be  15000.  reeds 

Chap.  48.  8. 
IReelaialj- 
Ev-a  z.z.which  came  with  Zerub.Saraiah,Zto/<wd& 

IReeL 
Pfal.ioj.i7. they  reel  to  and  fro3  and  ftagger 
Ifa.ZA.zo.the  earth  fhall  reel  to  and  fro  like 

ISeftne. 
Zech.  1  3.9.  and  will  refine  them  as  filver 

IKeSneO. 
1  Cfo-o.28.i8.forthe  al  tar  refined  gold  by  weight 

29.4-and  feven  thoufand  talents  of  refined  filver 
Ifa.i<;.6.and  on  the  lees  well  rcjSaerf 

48.io.bchold,I  have  ff/?a,is/thee,butnoC 
Zech.  1  j  .9.  as  filver  is  refined  and  tried 

ffiefiner. 
.flf  <tf.  3  .4.  for  he  is  like  a  refiners  fire 
3  .and  he  (hall  fit  as  a  refiner,  and 
iReftumatton. 
Heb.o.  io.untill  the  time  of  reformation 

iRefojmeO. 
Lew.26.23.and  if  ye  will  not  be  refomedby 

iSefrafrs, 
GeK.45-x.then  Jofeph  could  notrefrain  himfelfe 
/o&  7. 1 1  .therefore  I  will  not  refrain  my  mouth 
Pw.  1.15 .refrain  thy  foot  from  their  path 
£«/<?/! 3. 5. and  a  time  to  refrain  (torn  imbracing 
Ifa.AS.Q.for  my  praife  I  will  refrain  for  thee 

64. 1  t.wilt  thou  refrain  thy  felfe  for 
/er.3  1. 16. thus  faith  the  Lord^efrain  thy  voyce 
Acls  y.38.1  fay  unto  you,  Refrain  fromthefe 
1  Pet .  3 . 1  o.let  him  refrain  his  tongue  from  evill 
IMrarnet). 

Gen.Aj.l  i.he  refrained  himfelf,and  faid,  Let 
Efther  5,  lo.nevertheltffe Haman refrained himk\i 
fob  29-9.thc  princes  refrained  talking 
Pfal.A0.9J  have  not  refrained  my  lips,  O  Lord 

119.101.I  have  refrainedmy  feet  from 
Ifa.AZ.  14.I  have  been  ftill,and  refrained  my  felfe 
/er.  1 4. 1  o  .they  have  not  refrained  their  feet 

Sefraineth, 
Pro.  10.19.but  he  that  refrainetb  his  lips  is  wife 

IRefreCh. 
1  Kin.  1 3 .7.come  home  with  me,&  refiejh  thy  felf 
Alls  i7.3.togoetohisfriendsto  refrefh  himfelfe 
Philem.zo.  refiejh  my  bowels  in  the- Lord 

ISeftefhet). 
Exod.  2  3 . 1 2.and  the  (hanger  may  be  refrefhed 

3 1. 1 7. he  refted,and  was  refreshed 

1  Sam.  1 6. 1 3 .  fo  Saul  was  refrefhed 

2  S4w.16.14.came  weary jand  refrefhed  themfelves 
/ob  3  a. 20.I  will  fpeak  that  Imay  berefrcjhed 
Rom.  1532  .and  may  with  you  be  refi-efhed 

1  Cor.  1 6.18.  for  they  have  refrefhed  my  fpirit 

1  CW.7. 1 5  .becaufe  his  fpirit  was  refrefhed  by 

2  'Tim.x.\6.  for  he  oft  refrefhed  me 

Pbilcm.7. becaufe  the  bowels  of  the  faints  are  refr. 

IHefrcfbeth, 
Pre.  2  5 . 1 3 .  fot  he  rcfrefheth  the  foul  of  his  matters 

IRefrethfng. 

7^.28. 1 2.and  there  is  the  refrefhing,  but 

Acls  3.  i9.when  the  times  of  refrefhing  from  the 

IHcftigc. 
iV«7».  3  5. 1 3. fix  cities  mall  ye  have  for  refuge 

1 5_thefe  fix  cities  (hall  be  a  for  ff/#ge,both 
Deut.  3  3 .  27. the  eternall  God  is  thy  refuge 
fofh. 20. 3. and  they  mail  be  yourrefuge  from 
2  Sam.zz. 3 .my  high tower>and my  re/age 
pp.9.9.the  Lord  will  be  a  refuge  for  the  opprefTed 
a  ff/*rgc  in  times  of  trouble 
i4.6.becaufe  the  Lord  is  his  refuge 
46.1.  God  is  our  refuge  and  ftrength 
7.  God  of  Jacob  is  our  refuge.  Selah 

Verfe  11. 
48.3.  God  is  known  in  her  palaces  for  a  refuge 
57.1.  fhadow  of  thy  wings  will  I  make  my  ref, 
59. 1 6.and  refuge  in  the  day  of  trouble 
6  2. 7. and  my  refuse  is  in  God 

8.Gbd  is  a  refuge  for  us.  Selah 
7 1 . 7.  but  thou  art  my  ftrong  refuge 
9 1. 2.I  will  fay  of  the  Lord, lie  is  my  refuge 
9.  which  is  my  refuse,  even  the 
.  94.22.3nd  my. God  is  the  rock  of  my  refuge 


REF  REF  REG        REG 

£)e»f.2  8.50.whichfnallnot'A"^/rftheperfonof 

1  Sam.A.zo.  neither  did  (he  regard  it 

2  5.2 5. let  not  my  lord  regard  this  man  of 

2  Sd/#.  1 j-.zo.hejs  thy  brothtr/fg.  not  this  thing 
1  *(,«'.  3.  i4.furely,  were  it  not  that  I  reg.  thepref. 
fob  3. 4. let  not  God  regard  it  from  above 

3  5. 1 3.neither  will  the  Almighty  regardit 
36.2i.takeheed>wa«/notinio1uity 

Pfa.z3. 5.becaufe  they  regard  not  the  works  of  the 
3  1. 6. 1  have  hated  them  that  regard  lying 
66. 18.  if  I  regard  iniquity  in  my  beart,the 
94.7.neirherihall  the  God  of  Jacob  regardit 
102.  i7.he  will  regard  the  prayer  of  the 
Pn>.j.2.that  thou  mayeft  rf£«-^difcretion 

6.3  5.  he  will  not  regard  any  ranfome 
Ifa.j.i  2. but  they  regard  not  the  work  of  the  Lord 

1 3. 17. which  will  not  regard  River 
Lam.A.i6.he  willno  mote  regard  them 
Dan.i  i.37.neither  (hall  he  regardthe  God  of  his 
nor  regard  any  god ,  for  he 
Amos  5.2  2.neither  will  I  regard  thepeace-offerin^ 
Hab.  1  .j.and  regard}3nd  wonder marvelloufly 
Mai.  1. 9. will  he  regard  yout  perfons 

Luke  i8.4.though  IfearenotGod,norr<?g^man 
Rom.  1 4.6.  he  doth  not  regard  it 
iRegarO. 
Ecclef.S.z.and  that  in  regard  of  the  oath  of  God 
Acls  8 . 1  i.and  to  him  they  had  regard 

IRegarCeD. 

Exod.Q.z  i.he  that  reg.not  the  word  of  theLo.left 
1  Kjn.  1 8. 29.nor  any  that  regarded 

1  Cb/o.  1 7.  i7.and  haft  regarded  me  according 
Pfal.  106.44. nevertheleffe  he  regar.their  affliction 
Pro.  1.24.I  ftmched  my  hand,and  no  man  regard. 
Dan. 1.1  z.thefe  men,  O  King,  have  not  regard.the 
Luke  i.48.he  hath  regarded  the  low  eftate  of  his 

18.2.  neither  regardedmm 
Heb.8.9.1  regarded  them  not/aith  the  Lord 
IRegaroeft. 

2  Saw.  1 9. 6. that  thou  regardefl  neither  princes,nor 
Job  3  o.  20.I  ftand  up,  and  tbou  regardefl  me  not 
Mat.  2  2,i  6.for  thou  regardefl  not  the  perf.  of  men 

Marty  12.14. 
IRegarpeth. 
DfflM0.17.and  a  terrible,which  regay.not  perfons 
fob  3 4. 1 9.nor  regar.the  rich  more  then  the  poore 

3  9 .7  .neither  regardeth  he  the  crying  of  the 
Pro.  1 2, 10. a  righteous  man  regardeth  the  life  of  his 
1 3 . 1 8,but  he  that  regardeth  reproof  (hall  be  ho. 
15.5.  but  he  that  regardetb  reproof  is  prudent 
2 9. 7. but  the  wicked  regardetb  not 
£«/e/.5.8.that  is  higher  then  the  higheft, regardetb 

1 1 .4.he  that  regardeth  the  clouds  (hall  not  reap  [ 
Tfa.  3  3 .8.  he  regardeth  no  man 
Dan.6.1 3. they  faid,Daniel  reg.not  thee,  O  King 
Mai.  2.13  .infomuch  that  he  regardetb  not  the  offe. 
Rom.  14.1S.he  that  regardeth  a  day,ff,g.it  to  the  Lord 
he  that  regardeth  the  day  to  the  Lord,he 
IRegarDfng, 
./"ob  4.20. they  perifh  for  ever,without  any  ffgdr.it 
Pbil.z.i  o.  not  regarding  his  life  to  fupply 

IRegem. 
1  C^o.2.47.fons  of  Jahdai,Kfg«#,  and  Jotham 

lRegem=melecl). 
Zecfc.7.2.when  they  fent  Sherezer,and  Regetn-mel. 

IRegmeration. 
iWdf.19.28.that  ye  which  followed  me  in  the  rege. 
Titus  3 . 5-he  faved  us  by  the  wafhing  of  yegenerati. 

IRegfon. 
Df«f.3.4.threefcore  citits,3ll  the  region  of  Argob 
13.aH  the  regionof  Argob,with  all  Babylon 
1  KJn.A.n.the  fon  of  Abinadab,in  al  the  regionof 
1 3.to  him  alfo  pertained  the  region  of  Argob 
24.he  had  dominion  over  all  the  region 
Mat. 1. 5.  and  all  the  region  round  about  Jordan 

4.  i6.and  to  them  that  fate  in  the  region 
Marke  i.28.his  fame  fpread  throughout  all  the  re. 

LutyA.lA.  Chap.7.17. 

6.55-and  ran  thorow  the  whole  region 
Luke  3 .  i  .and  of  the  region  of  Trachonitis 
Acls  i3.49.wordof the Lo.waspubl.thor.thereg. 
i4.6.and  unto  the  region  that  lieth  round  about 
i6.6.and  gone  thorow  the  region  of  Galatia 

ISegfontf. 

Acls  8. 1.  throughout  the  regions  of  Judea 
Cw.10.16.  to  preach  the  Golpel  in  theregions 


I04.18.the  high  hils  are  a  refuge  for  the 
142.4.  refuge  failed  mc,no  man  cared  forme 
5.I  cryed  to  the  L.  and  faid.Thou  art  my  re. 

Pro.14.26.and  his  children  (hall  have  a  place  of  r. 

Ifa.A.6.and  for  a  place  of  refuge,  and 

2  5.4.10  the  needy  in  his  diftrefle,a  refuge 

28. 1  5. for  we  have  made  lies  our  refuge,znd 
1 7  .haile  fhall  fweep  away  the  refuge  of 

Jer.  16. 1 9.and  my  refuge  in  the  day  of  affliction 
Heb.6.1 8.who  have  fled  for  refuge  to  lay  hold 

IRefufe. 
1  Sam.  1 5.9  but  every  thing  that  was  vile  and  ref. 
Lam.3.41. thou  haft  made  us  as  the  refufe  in 
Amos  8.6.ye  th.it  fell  the  refufe  of  wheat  , 

IRefufe. 
£^.4.23.  if  thou  refufe  to  let  them  goe 

Chap.8.2.&  9.2.8c  10.4. 
10.3.  how  long  wilt  thou  refufe  to  humble  thy 

16.2  8. how  long  refufe  ye  to  keep  my  comman. 
22. 1 7. if  her  father  utterly  refufe  to 

Job  34  3  ^.whether  thou  refufeyot  whether  thou 

Pro.8.33.hear  inftruc~tion,3nd  ff/«/e  it  not 
21'7-becaufc  they  refufe  to  doe  judgement 
2  5  .for  his  hands  refufe  to  labour 

Ifa.i.zo.but  if  ye  refufe  and  rebell,ye  fhall 
7,i5.th3t  he  may  know  to  refufe  the  evill,and 
16. before  the  child  fhall  know  to  ff.the  evil 

Jer.8.5.  they  refufe  to  returne 
9.6.  through  deceit  they  refufe  to  know  me 
13.  iQ.this  evill  people  which  refufe  to  hear  my 
25.28.if  they  refufe  to  take  the  cup  of  thine 

3  8. 2 1 .  but  if  thou  refufe  to  goe  forth  this  day 
Ails  25. 1 1.  then  I  refufe  not  to  die 
1  Tm.A  7.  refufe  profane  and  old  wives  fables 

5. 11. but  the  younger  widow es  refufe 
Heb.  1 2. 2  5.  fo  that  ye  refufe  not  him  that  fpeaketh 

IRefaferj, 
Gen.  3  7. 3  5 .  but  he  refufed  to  be  comforted 
39.8.heff/fl/ft/,and  faid  to  his  mafters  wife 
48. 19. his  father  refufed.and  faid,  I  know 
Num.zo.zi  .thus  Edom  refuf. to  give  Ifrael  paffage 

1  Sam.%.  1 9.  the  people  refuf.  to  obey  the  voice  of 

16. 7. becaufe  I  have  refufed  him 
zB.z^hutherefufed  and  faid,I  will  not  eat 

2  Sam.z.z  3.howbeit,he  refufed  to  turn  afide 

1 3 . 9.  bu  t  he  refufed  to  eat 
1  Kjn.  20. 3  5  .and  the  man  refufed  to  finite  him 

2 1. 1 5.  which  he  refufedto  give  dbee  for  money 
1  K.m.<i,\6.  he  urgedhim  to  takeir,buthe refufed 
Neh.g.ij^nd  refufedto  obey,neither  were  they 
Efther  1. 1 2.queen  Vafthi  refufed  to  come  at  the 
Pfal.7j. z.my  foule  refufed  to  be  comforted 

7  8.  io.and  refufed  to  walk  in  his  law 
67.be  refufed  the  tabernacle  of  Jofeph 

1  i8.2  2.which  the  builders  refufed  is  become 
Pro.  1.24  becaufe  I  have  called ,and  ye  refufed,  I 
7y2.54.6.when  thou  waft  refufed,(anh  thy  God 
jcr.5.3.  they  navc  refufedto  receive  correction 

they  have  refufed  to  returne 

1 1 .  10.  w  hich  refufed  to  heare  my  words,&  they 

31.15  .Rachel  refufed  to  be  comforted/or 

50.3  3. they  refufedto  let  them  goe 
£^.5.6.they  have  refufed  my  judgements 
Hof.i  i.y.becaufe  they  refufedto  returne 
Zecb.7. 1 1  .but  they  refufed  to  hearken 
Acls  7. 3  $  .this  Mofes  whom  they  refufed  faying 
1  Tiw.4.4.and  nothing  to  be  refufed 
Heb.  1 1. mMofes  ref. to  be  called  the  fon  of  Phar. 

iz.zj. who  refufed  him  that  fpake  on  the  earth 
iScfufcDft. 
Jer.  3 . 3  .thou  refufedfi  to  be  afhamed 

IRefttfeth. 
Exod.7.iA.hc  refufeth  to  let  the  people  goe 
Num.  2  2. 1 3 .  for  the  Lord  refufeth  to  give  me  leave 
14. and  faid,Baalam  refufeth  to  come  with  us 
Deut.  2  5  -7-my  husbands  brother  refufeth  to  raife 
Job  6.7. the  things  that  my  foul  refufeth  to  touch 
Pro.  10. 1 7.but  he  that  refufeth  reproof,erreth 
13.18.  poverty  &  fhame  fhall  be  to  him  that  re. 
1 5.3  2. he  that  ff/Iinftru&ion  defpifeth  his  foul 
//d.8.6.forafmuch  as  this  people  refuf. the  waters 
Jer.  1  y .  1 8  .which  refufeth  to  be  healed 

WegatD. 
Gen  45.20.ffg<Wnotyour  ftuffe  for  the  good  of 
Exod.f.o.and  let  them  not  regard  vain  words 
Les.19.3 1. regard  not  them  that  have  familiar  fpi. 


M 


REH        R  E  H 

1 1.  io.no  man  (hall  ftop  me — in  the  regions  of 
Gal.i.z  i.afterwards  I  came  into  the  regions  of  Sy. 

igegifter. 
£^a  2.62.  thefe  fought  their  JYgi/k*'  among 

Nehem.  7. 64. 
Nebem.7.$. and  I  found  a  regi/for  of  the  genealog. 

ISerjabiai), 
1  C/,>'fl.2j.i7.fonsofElietcrwere  :  Rehabiah 

fons  of  Rehabiah  were  very  many 
24.2  1  .concerning  Rehabiah , of  the  fons  of  Reha. 
2d.25.his  brethren  by  ElieZer :  Rehabiah  his 

IReijearfe. 
£.ra/.i7.i4.andrefe»/£  it  in  the  ears  of  Jofhua 
Judi.%.\ 1. there  fhall  they  rehear [e  the  righteous 

ISehearfeO. 
1  Sam.B.  2 1  .and  rehear  fed  them  in  the  ears  of  the 

17.J  1  .they  rehearfed  them  before  Saul 
/4<5?j  1 1 .4. but  Peter  rehear  fed  the  matter  from 
14.27.they  rehear  fed  AX  that  God  had  done 
Iftehob, 
Num.i  j.Ji.from  the  wildern.ofZin,  untoReW 
yoJk19.28.and  Hebronj  and  Rehob,  and 

j  o.Ummah  alfo,and  Aphek,and  Rehob 
a 1.3 1.  and  KeM  with  her  fuburbs 

1  CfeW2.  6. 7  5. 

fudg.  1 . 3 1 .  nor  Aphek,  nor  of  Rehob 

z  S<OT.8.j.David  fmote  alfo  Hadad.the  fon  of  Re. 

1 2.of  the  fpoil  of  Hadadezer  fon  of  Rehob 
■  1  o.8.and  the  Syrians  of  Zoba  and  of  Rehob 
Nehem.  1  o.  1 1  .Micah, Rebob,  Hafhabiah 

IRerjoboattt, 
i  iQn.  1 1  .^.Rehoboam  his  fon  reigned  in  his 
2  Chro.g, 
1 2. 1.  and  Rehoboam  went  to  Shechem 

zChro.  10 

3.  Ifrael  came,  and  fpake  to  Rehoboam,fzylng 

6  .and  Rehoboam  confulted  with  the  old  men 

2  Chro.  io.6. 

1 2. Jeroboam  &  all  the  people  came  to  Reha. 

2  Chro. 10.  3)i2. 

17.  Rehoboam  reigned  over  them 

2  Chro.  10.17. 

18.  king  Rehoboam  fent  Adoram,who  was 

zChrO.IO.  18. 

king  Rehobo.  made  fpeed  to  get  him  up 

2Chro.10.18. 

2  i.when  Rehoboam  was  come  to  Jerufalem 

2  Chro.  1 1 . 1 . 

to  bring  the  kingdom  again  to  Rehobo. 

zChro.n.i. 

2$.fpeak  unto  Rehoboam  the  fon  of  Solomon 

27-even  to  Rehoboam  king  of  Judah 

and  go  again  to  Rehoboam  king  of  Judah 

14.21.ReM.  the  fon  of  Solom.  reigned  in  Jud. 

z  Chron.iz.  13. 

Rehoboam  was  41. years  old  when  he  be. 

2  Chro.  12. 13. 

2  j  .in  the  fifth  year  of  king  Reboboam,thdit 

z  chro.  1 2.  2. 
27.king  Rehoboam  made  in  their  ftead  brafen 
2  Chro.  1 2.  io. 
jo.reftof  the  afts  of  Rehoboam,md  all  that 

2  Chro.  1 2. 1  5. 
30.there  was  war  between  Rehobo.  &  Jerobo. 
Chap.  1  5.  6. 
3 1  .and  Rehoboam  flept  w  ith  his  fathers 

2  Chro.  12. 16. 

1  Chro.i.io.  and  Solomons  fon  was  Rehoboam 

2  Cfo/-fl.  1 0.1 3  .ReW.forfook  the  counfcll  of  the  old 

ii.3.fpeaktoReMfldff»thefonofSolornon 
^.Rehoboam  dwelt  in  Jerufalem,  and 
i7.made  Rehoboam  the  fon  of  Solom.ftrong 
lB.Rehoboam  took  him  Mahalath  —  to  wife 
zi.Rehoboam  loved  Maacah  the  daughter  of 
22.Kefco.made  Abijah  the  fon  of  Maacah  chi. 

1 2.  i.when  Rehoboam  had  eftablifhed  the  kingd. 
5  .then  came  Shemaiah  —to  Rehoboam,  and 
1  5. there  were  wars  between  Rehob.  &  Jerob. 

I3.7.ftrengthened  themfelvesagainft  Rehoboam 

when  Rehoboam  was  young  and  tender 

Mat.  1.7  .Solomon  begat  Reboam,  and  Reboam  begat 


Gen.  1  o.  1 1.  A  (her,  and  builded — Rehoboth,  and 
26.22.and  he  called  the  name  of  it  Rehoboth 
3  6. 3  7  .Saul  of  Rehoboth>by  the  river,  reigned 
1  Cforo.  1,4 


REJ       R  E I 

IScbuin, 
Eiyvi  2.2.came  with  Zerub.— *&&«#«,  Baanah 
^.I.Rehum  thechancellour,  and  Shim(hai  the 
9.then  wrote  Rebum  the  chancellour,  and 
i7.then  fent  the  king  an  anfwer  unto  Rchum 
23.1etter  was  read  before  Rebum 
Nehem.  3 . 1 7  .after  him  repaired—  Rehwn  the  fon 
10.2  i.Rehum,  Hafhabnah,  Maafeiah 
1 2.3.Shecaniah3  Rebum,  Merimoth 
IBM. 
1  I03-i.8.Nathan  the  prophet,and Shimei, &  Rei 

Ifteject. 
Hof.4.,6.1  will  alfo  rejed  thee,  that  chou 
Mar.  6. 26. he  would  not  reject  her 

7.o.full  well  ye  rejcCt  the  commandem.of  God 
Tii.3. 1  o.afcer  the  firft  andfecond  admonition,rej. 
ISejccteD. 

1  Sam.S.j.they  have  not  rejected  thee 
but  they  have  rejected  me 

10.19.yc  have  this  day  rejeiled  your  God 
1  j.23.becaufe  thou  hall  rejecled  the  word  of  the 

Varfe  z6. 
he  hath  alfo  rejecled  thee    Verfe  z6. 
1 6. 1. feeing  I  have  rejected  him  from  being 

2  Kjn.17.1  5  .and  they  rejected  his  ftatutes,  and 
20. the  Lord  rejecledall  the  feed  of  Ifrael 

//ai.  j  3 . 3. he  is  defpifed  and  rejected  of  men  . 
fer.z.  37.for  the  Lord  hath  rejected  thy  confidences 
6.19.  nor  to  my  law,  but  rejected  it 

30.becaufe  the  Lord  hath  rejected  them 
7.29. for  the  Lord  hath  rejeCted,*nd 
S.^.loe,they  have  rcjeCtedthe  word  of  the  Lord 
i4.19.thou  haft  utterly  rejected  Judah 
Lam.$.zz.becmfe  thou  haft  utterly  rejected  us 
Hfl/^.S.becaufe  thou  haft  rejected  knowledge,I 
Ata.  2 1 .42.the  ftone  which  the  builders  rejecled 

Mar.  12.10.    Luke  zo.17. 
Mar.8.1  1. and  be  rejected  of  the  elders,  and  of 

L«/{C  9.  22. 
Lziijtf  7.3  o.and  lawyers  rejected  the  counfell  of  G. 

i7.2f.andbere/e#crfof  this  generation 

Gdi4.i4.defpifed  not,nor  rejeCted,b\X  received  me 

He6.6.8.that  which  beareth  thorns  —  is  rejected 

1 2. 1 7. would  have  inherited — he  was  rejected 

iSejecteth. 

John  1  z,  48. he  that  rejeCtcth  me,and  receivethnot 

JRetgtt, 

1  Kjn.6. 1. in  the  fourth  year  of  Solomons  mg?2 

2  K"^4-ii-tookhimin  the  eighth  ye.of  his  reign 
ay.i.it  came  to  paffe  in  the  ninth  yea.ofhisre. 

1  Chro. /^. 1 1.  thefe  were  their  cities  unto  the  reign 
26.3 1. in  thefourtieth  year  of  the  reign  of  Dav. 
29.30.with  all  his  reign,and  his  might 

2  dwfl.j.2.began  to  build — in  the  4,ye.ofhis  rei. 
1  J.  io.in  the  fifteenth  year  of  the  reign  of  Afa 

1 9.W  the  five  &  thirtieth  ye.of  the  rei.  of  Afa 
iff.  1. in  the  fix  &  thirtieth  y.of  the  reign  of  Afa 

1 2.  Afa  in  the  39th.  year  of  his  reign,was  dif. 

1 3  .Afa — died  in  the  one  &  fourti. y.of  his  ;•. 
i7.7.alfo  in  the  third  year  of  his  reign,he  fent 
29.3.he,inthefirftyearofhismf8,in  thefirft 
3 4. 3. for  in  the  eighth  year  of  hismg?z,while  he 

8. now  in  the  eighteenth  year  of  his  reign 
3  5.  i9.in  the  eighteenth  ye.  of  the  reign  of  Jofi. 
36. 20.untill  the  reign  of  the  kingdom  of  Perfia 
Eya  4.$.even  untill  the  reign  of  Darius 

6. and  in  the  reign  of  Ahafhuerus 

in  the  beginning  of  his  reign,v/rote  they 

Z4.ceafed  unto  the  fecond  ye.of  the  rei.of  D. 
6.1  f.which  was  in  the  fixth  ye.of  the  re.of  Da. 

7.  i.after  thefe  things,in  the  reign  of  Artaxerxes 

8.  i.went— from  Babylon,  in  the  reign  of  Art. 
Nehem.iz.zz.a\fo  thepriefts,  to  the  reign  of  Dari. 
Eft.  1. 3-in  the  third  year  of  his  rei.  he  made  a  feaft 

2. 16.E  ft.was  taken  to  Aba.— in  the  7  .y.of  his  r. 
fer.i.z.viord-* came  to  Jofi.inthei3tb.y.of  his ;-. 
z6. 1  .in  the  beginning  of  the  reign  of  Jehoiakim 
28. 1. in  the  beginning  of  thereignof  Zedekiah 
49. 3 4.againft  Elam  in  the  —  reign  of  Zedeki. 
$  1. 5  9. in  the  fourth  year  of  his  reign,znd  this 
5  2.4.in  the  ninth  year  of  his  rag»,in  the 
3  i.Evil-Merodach— in  the  firft  yea.of  his  re. 
Dan.i.i.in  the  third  year  of  the  reign  of  Jehoiak. 
2.1  .in  the  fecond  year  of  the  reien  of  Nebucha. 
6.28.Danielprofpered  in  themg»  of  Darius 

and  in  the  reign  of  Cyrus  the  perfian 
Ffff 


REI      REI  ' 

8. 1. in  the  third  year  of  the  reign  of  K.  Belfhaz. 
9.2.in  the  firft  ye.of  his  reign,\  Daniel  imderft. 
Luke  3.i.inthe  fifteenth  year  of  themes  of  Tibe] 
Began  to  Igeign,  See  JSegati. 
iSeigti. 
Gen.  37,3  .(halt  thou  indeed  reign  over  ug 
Exod.  1 5. 1 8  .the  Lord  fhall  reign  for  ever  and  ever 
Lraf.26.i7.they  that  hate  you  fhall  reign  over  you 
Dcut.  1  5  .6. thou  fhalt  reign  over  many  nations 

but  they  fhall  not  reign  over  thee 

Judg.g.z. reign  over  you,  or  that  one  reign  over  you 

S.reign  thou  over  us  Ver.io,i  2,14. 

1  Sam.S.j.thit  I  fhould  not  reign  over  them 
9.  die  manner  of  the  K.  that  fhall  reign  over 
1 1. this  will  be  the  man.  of  the  K.that  fhal  r. 

9. 1 7-this  fame  fhall  reign  over  my  people 
U .  1 2  .(hall  Saul  reign  over  us    v 
I2.i2.nay,buta  king  fhall  rag#  over  us 

2  &j»;.3.1i.and  that  thou  mayeit  reign  overall 

1  K'n- 1  •  1 1  -that  Adoni jah  doth  reign,  and  David 
1 3  .affuredly  Solom.  thy  fon  (hall  reign  after 

why  then  doth  Adonij.ih  reign 
i7.fayiDg,Solom.thy  fon  (hall  reign  after  me 
24.O  king,haft  thou.faid, Adonijah  (hall  re. 
3o.affurediy  Sol.  thy  fon  (hall  reign  after  me 

2. 1 5-Ifr.fet  their  faces  on  me,that  ffhould  rei. 

1 1. 3  7. 1  will  take  thee, and  thou  fhalt  reign 

1 6. 1 5. did  Zimri  reign  feven  dayes 

2  K]in.i  1. 3. and  Athaliah  did  reign  over  the  land 
1 3. 1  o.began  Jehoafli  to  reign  over  Ifrael 
1  j.8.did  Zachariah  —  reign  over  Ifrael 
23.33  -tna:  ne  mightnot  reign  in  Jerufalem 

2  Chro.  i.8.and  haft  made  me  to  reign  in  his  ftead 

23.3.behold,the  kings  fon  fhallrfigtf,  as 
fob  34.3  o.that  the  hypocri  te  reign  not 
Pfal.  1 46.  io.the  Lord  (hall  reign  for  ever 
Pro.S.  1 5. by  me  kings  reign^nd  princes 
£«,&/.4.i4.out  ofprifonhe  cometh  to  reign 
Jfai.24.23.when  the  Lord  of  hofts  (hall  reign  in 

3  2.i.behold,  a  king  (hall  reign  in 
fer.z 2.1 5.fhalt  thou  reigrc becaufe  thou 
23-j.and  aking  (hall  reign  and  profper 
3  3.2 1. that  he  (hould  not  have  a  fon  to  reign 
Micah  4.7.and  the  Lord  (hall  reign  over  them 
Mat.z.z  2.when  he  heard  that  Archelaus  did  reign 
Luke  1.3  3. and  he  fhall  reign  over  the  houfe  of  Jac. 
19.14.we  will  not  have  this  man  to  reign 
2 7. that  I  fhould  reign  over  them,  bring 
Rom.j'  1 7.fhall  reign  in  life  by  onejefus  Chrift 
2 1. even  fo  might  grace  reign  through 
6. 1 2.1ct  not  fin  reign  therefore  in  your 
15.12  .and  he  that  fhall  rife  to  reign  over 

1  Co>'.4.8.I  would  to  God  ye  did  reign 
that  we  alfo  might  reign  with  your 

15.25.for  hemuftmgtf  till  he  hath 

2  Tim.z.iz.ifwe  fuffer,we  fhall  alfo  reign 
Kra//.5.io.and  we  (lull  reign  on  the  earth 

1 1 . 1 5 .  and  he  fhall  reign  for  ever 

20.6.and  (hall  reign  with  him  a  thoufarsd  years 

22.5-and  they  (hall  reign  for  ever 

Gen.i  6. 3  i.kings  that  reign,  in  the  land  of  Edom 
before  there  reigned  any  king  over  the 
1  Chro.  1.43. 
3  2.Bela  the  fon  of  Beor  reignedin  Edom 
3  3-Jobab  —  of  Bozrah,  reigned  in  his  ftead 
1  Cfcra.1.44. 
34.Hufham  of  the  land  of  Temani  reigned  in 
1  Chro.  1.45. 
3  5.Hadad  —  reigned  in  his  ftead 

1  Chro.  1. 46. 
36iSamlah  of  Mafrekah  reignedin  his  ftead 

1  Cfoo.1.47. 
3 7.and  Saul— "reigned in  his  ftead 

1  Cbro.1.4% 
3  8.Baal-hanan  —  reigned  in  his  ftead 

1  Chro.1.49, 
39.  and  Hadar  reigned  in  his  ftead 

1  Chro.  1.  jo 
Jop.iz.^.znd  reigned  in  mount Hermon 
13.10.  which  reigned  in  Heflibon 

1 2. kingdom  of  Og  in  Bafhan, which  reigned 
2i.kingdom  of  Sihon  —  which  reignedin 
judg. 4. z. J *bin-*~ that  reigned  in  Hazor 

9.22.when  Abimelech  had  reigned  three  years 
i  Sam.  1 2 .  i,Saul  mg.one  year3&  when  he  had  reig 
zSam.z.io.ove* 


R  E  I        R  E  I 


•  Sam.z.  io.over  Ifrael,  and  reigned  two  years 
5.4.and  David  reigned  ionxty  years 

i  Cbro.zg.  27. 

J.in  Hebron  he  reigned  over  Judah  feven  ye. 

in  Jerufalem  he  ^.thirty  &  three  ye. 

1  Cbro.  29. 27. 
8. 1 5. and  David  reigned  over  all  Ifrael 

1  Chro.iS.  14.    &  29.26. 
10.  i.Hanun  his  fon  teigncd  in  his  ftead 

1  Chro.19.1. 
i6.8.in  whofe  ftead  thou  haft  reigned^nd 

Kjn.z.i  i.dayesthat  Dav.?«.over  Ifr.  were  40.y. 

feven  years  reigned  he  in  Hebron 

thirty  and  three  years  reigned  he  in  Jer. 

4.2 1  .Solomon  reined  over  all  kingdoms  from 

2  Cbro.9.16. 

1  i.24.and  dwelt  therein,and  reignedin  Damaf. 

2  5  .he  abhorred  Ifrael,  and  reigned  over  Syria 
42.timethat  Sol.mg.in  Jeruf.— was  4C.ye. 
4  j. and  Rehoboam  reigned  in  his  ftead 

20^0.9.31. 
1 2. 1 7. Rehoboam  reigned  over  them 

z  Cbro.  10. 17. 

14.19.how  he  warred,and  how  he  reigned 

2o.dayes  which  Jerobo.mgK. were  22.  years 

and  Nadab  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

ai.Rehob.thefon  of  Solom.  reigned  in  Jud. 

and  he  reigned  feventeen  years  in  Jeruf. 

3  i.and  Abijam  his  fon  reignedin  his  ftead 

2  Cbro.\i- 16. 
1 5 . 1  .the  fon  of  Hebzt,reigned  Abijam  over  Ju. 

2. three  years  reigned  he  in  Jerufalem 
8. and  Afa  his  fon  reignedin  his  ftead 

2  Cbro.  14.  1. 
g.o{lfae\,reigned  Afa  over  Judah 
io.fourty  and  one  years  reigned  he  in  Jeruf. 
24-and  Jehofhaphathis  fon  reigned  in  his 

2  Cbro.  17.  1. 
2  j. Nadab  reigned  over  Ifrael  two  years 
28.did  Baafha  flay  him,&  reigned  in  his  ftead 
29.and  it  came  to  pafle  when  he  reigned 
i6.6.and  Elah  his  fon  reignedin  his  ftead 
lo.Zimri  fmote  him,  — &  reign,  in  his  ftead 
22.fo  Tibni  died,and  Omri  reigned 
2?  .fix  years  reigned  he  in  TirZah 
28.Ahab  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

2  2.40.and  Ahaziah  his  Ion  reignedin  his  ftead 

zKjn.2.  24. 
42.Jchofhaphat  reigned  2  j.  years  in  Jerufal. 
2  Chro.zo.  3 1. 
50.and  Jehoram  his  fon  reignedin  his  ftead 
2  Cbro  21. 1. 
5 1 .Ahaziah  reigned  two  years  over  Ifrael 
Kin.  1 . 1 7.and  Jehoram  reignedin  his  ftead 
3. 1. now  Jehoram  —  reigned  twelve  years 

27  .took  his  eldeft  fon  that  ihould  have  reign. 
8.1  j.and  Hazael  reigned  in  his  ftead 

1 7. and  he  reimed  eight  years  in  Jerufalem 
z6-  Ahaziah  reigned  one  year  in  Jerufalem 
10.3  j.Jehoahaz  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

3 6. Jehu  reignedover  Ifr.— 'twenty  &  eight  y. 
1  z.i.Jehozftx-^-reigned  fourty  years  in  Jerufah 

2 1.  Amaziah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
1 3 .9.Joafh  his  Ion  reigned  in  his  ftead 

1  o.and  reigned  fixteen  years  over  Ifrael    ■ 
24.Benbadad  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

14. 1. fon  of  Jehoahaz  king  of  Ifrael,  reigne d 
2.and  reigned  twenty  &  nine  years  in  Jeruf. 
i6.Jeroboamhis  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
2 3. Jeroboam — reigned  41.  years  in  Samaria 
29.Zachariahhisfonmg«frf  in  his  ftead 

1  J.2.Azariah  reigned  two  and  fifty  years 
7.and  Jotham  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
io.Shallum  thefon  of  Jabefti— reigned  in 
1 3-Shallum — reigned  a  full  moneth  in  Sam. 
i4.Menahem  —  reigned  in  his  ftead 
1 7. Menahem—  reigned  ten  years  in  Samaria 
22.Pekahiah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

2  3.Pekahuh— reig.two  years  over  Ifr.in  Sa. 
25.Pekah— killed  him>&  reign,  in  his  room 
27.Pekah—  reigned  20.  years  over  Ifr.  in  Sa. 
jo.Hofhea — flew  him,&  reigned  in  his  ftead 

3  3. and  he  reigned  fixteen  years  in  Jerufalem 
3 8. and  Ahaz  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

i6.2.Ahaz —  reigned  fixteen  years  in  Jerufal. 
zChrs.  28. 1. 


R  E  I       R  E  I 

20.Hezekiah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

2  Cbro.  28.  27. 

1 8.2.hc  reigned  twenty  &  nine  years  in  Jerufal. 

2  Cbro.zg.i. 

19.37.  Efar-haddon  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

Ifai.  37.  38. 

20.ii.and  Manafleh  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

2  Cfo-0.32.33. 

2 1. 1. Manafleh— 'reigned  5  j.  years  in  Jerufal. 

2  Cbro.  33. 1. 

19.Am.on — reigned  two  years  in  Jerufalem 

2Cfoo.33.21. 

26.and  Jofiah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

22.i.Jofiah — reigned  3 1.  years  in  Jerufalem 

2  Cfofl.34.1. 

23.3  i.jehoahaz' — reigned  three  moneths  in  Je. 

2  Cbro.iS.z. 

36\Jehoiakim  reign,  eleven  years  in  Jerufal. 

2  Chro.36.  ?. 

24.6\and  Jehoiachin  his  fon  reignedin  his  ftead 

z  Cbro. 16  3. 

8/Jehoiachin— reign.in  Jeruf.three  moneths 

zCbre.  36.9. 

i8.Zedekiah— v«gff&/ eleven  years  in  Jeruf. 

2CMe.36.11.    Jer.^z.x. 

1  Cfoo^^.David  reigned  in  Jerufalem  3  3. years 
29.i8.Solornon  his  fon  reignedin  his  ftead 

2  Cbro.  1 . 1 3  .then  Solomon  —  reigned  over  Ifrael 

9. 3  o.Solomon  reign.in  Jeruf.over  all  Ifr.40.yC. 

1 2 . 1 3  .Reho.ftrengthen.himfelf  in  Jeru.&  reig. 
and  he  reigned  feventeen  years  in  Jeruf. 

i3.2.Abijah  —  reignedthree  years  in  Jerufal. 

20.3  i.Jehofhaphat  reigned  over  Judah 

2i.<;.Jeboram — reig. eight ye.in Jeruf.  Ver.20. 

2  2. 1.  Ahaziah  the  fon  of  Jehoram  —  reigned 
a.he  reigned  one  year  in  Jerufalem 
1 2.and  Athaliah  reignedovex  the  land 

24.i.Joafh —  reigned  fourty  years  in  Jerufalem 
27. and  Amaziah  his  (onreignedin  his  ftead 

2  f.i.  Amaziah— rcigmi  2  9.  years  in  Jerufalem 
26.3.Uzziah—  reigned  52.  years  in  Jerufalem 

22.and  Jotham  his  fon  reignedin  his  ftead 
27.i.Jothani—  reigned  16.  years  in  Jerufalem 

Verfe8. 

3  3.2o.Manaffeh  flept— Amon  his  fon  reigned 
Efi.i.i. (thisis  Ahafhuerus which  rag.from  India 
Jer, zz.  n.  touching  Shallum — which  reigXn  ftead 

37.i.Zedekiah— reigned  in  ftead  of  Coniah 

Ko».J.i4.neverthelefle,  death  reigned  from  Adam 

1 7.if  by  one  mans  offence  death  reigned 

2 1. as  fin  hath  reigned  unto  death,even  fo 

1  Con 4.8. ye  have  reigned  as  kings  without  us 

Revel.i  i.i7.to  thee  thy  great  power,  &  haft  reig. 

20.4.they  lived  and  reigned  with  Chrift  1000.  y. 

IRefgneft. 

1  Cbro.  29.1 2.and  thou  reignefl  over  all 
IBeigneth. 

1  Sam.  1 2. i4.then  fhall  ye,&  the  K.  that  reignetb 

2  Sam.  1 5. io.ye  fhall  fay,  Abfalom  reignetb  in  He. 
1  i£«z.iii8.andnow,behold,Adonijah  reignetb 

1  Chrd.  1 6.1 1. let  them  fay,The  Lord  reignetb 

PfaL^G. 10. 
P/a/.47.8.  God  reignetb  over  the  heathen 

9 3. 1. the  Lord  reignetb,he  is  clothed  with  maje. 

97.i.the  Lord  reignetb,\et  the  earth  rejoyce 

99. 1. the  Lord  reignetb, let  the  people  tremble 
Pfo.30.22.for  a  fervant  when  he  reigneth,znd 
#«.52.7.thatfaithuntoZion,  Thy  God  reignetb 
Revel,  r 7. 1 8. which  reignetb  over  the  kings  of  the 

1 9. 6. for  the  Lord  God  omnipotent  reignetb 

IBefgning. 

1  Sam.i6.i.I  have  rejected  him  from  reign'mgoyex 

IReiniefj 

fob  16. 1 3  .he  cleaveth  my  reins  afunder 

i9.27.though  my  reins  beconfumed  within  me 
Pfal.7.9.God  trieth  the  hearts  and  reins 
j6.7.my  reins  alfo  inftruft  me  in  the 
2^.2.try  my  reins  and  my  heart 
7 3. 2 1. and  I  was  pricked  in  my  reins 
139.13  .for  thou  haft  poflefled  my  reins 
Pz-0.23.16.yea,  my  reins  fhall  rejoyce 
Ifai.  1 1.  j. and  faithfulnefTe  the  girdle  of  his  reins 
Jer. ii . 20.O  Lord  of  hofts, — that  trieft  the  reins 
1 2. 2. in  their  mouth,and  far  from  their  mat 
1 7. 1  o.I  try  the  reins,even  to  give  every 
2o.i2.but,0  Lord  of  hofts,that  feeft  the  reins 


R  E  J      R  E  J 

Lam.T,  .i$.he  caufed  his  arrow,  to  enter  into  my  re, 
R(W/.2.23.knowthatIamhew':',fearcheth  there 

IKejopce. 
r>f/tf.i2.7.andye  fhall  re/oyce  in  all  that  you  put 
Chap.i^.  i^ 
16.14.and  thou  fhalt  rejoyce  in  thy  feaft 
1 ?. therefore  thou  (halt  furely  rejoyce 
26. 1  i.and  thou  fhalt  rejoyce  in  every  good  thing 
28.63. fo  the  Lord  will  rejoyce  over  you 
3o.9.the  Lord  will  again  rejoyce  over  thee 
lz-41-rejoyce,Oye  nations,  wkhhis  people 
33.1 8.of  Zebulun  he  hid ,Rc Joyce, Ztbulun 
Jitdg.9.19.  then  rejoyce  ye  in  Abimelech 

and  let  him  rejoyce  in  you 
16.23.and  to  rejoyce ;  for  they  faid,Our  God 
1  Sam.z.  i.becaufe  I  rejoyce  in  thy  falvation 
19.5-thou  faweft,  and  didft  rejoyce 

1  Cbro.  1 6. 1  o.  let  the  heart  of  them  rejoyce  that  feek 

3  2.1et  the  fields  rejoyce,md  all  that  is  therein 

2  Chro.6. 4i.and  let  thy  faints  rc/ftjw  in  goodnefle 


2 0.2 7. the  Lord  hath  made  them  to 


rejoyce 


Nebem.iz.^.God  hath  made  them  rejoyce  with 
Job  3. 22.which7f/oyce exceedingly ,and  are  glad 
20. 1 8. and  he  fhall  not  rejoyce  therein 
z  1. 1 2.and  rejoyce  at  the  found  of  the  organ 
Pfal.z.xx.  3nd  rejoyce  with  trembling 

j.  1 1  .let  all  thofe  that  put  their  truft  in  thee  rej. 

9. 1 4.I  will  rejoyce  in  thy  falvation 

1 3-4.and  thofe  that  trouble  me,  rejoyce  when 

y.my  heart  fhall  rejoyce  in  thy  falvation 
14.7. Jacob  fhall  rejoyce,  and  Ifrael  fhall  be  glad 
2C.y.we  will  rejoyce  in  thy  falvation 
21. r.  how  greatly  fhall  he  rejoyce 
3 o. i.and  h:ft  not  made  my  foes  to  rejoyce  over 
3  3.2i.for  our  heart  lhall  rejoyce  in  him 
3T9.it  fhall  rejoyce  in  his  falvation 
J9.enemies  wrongfully,  rejoyce  over  me 
24.and  let  them  not  rejoyce  over  me 
26.1et  them  be  afham.  that  rejoyce  at  my  hurt 
38.1 6.1eft  otherwife  they  fhould  rejoy.  over  me 
48. 1  i.let  mount  Zion  rejoyce,md 
51.8.  bones  which  thou  haft  broken  may  rejoyce 
yS.io.therighteousfliall/f/oyff  when  he 
6o.6.God  hath  fpoken  in  hisholincs,I  will  rej. 
Pfa/.  108.7. 
63.7.  in  the  fhadow  of  thy  wings  will  Irejoyce 

1  i.but  the  king  fhall  rejoyce  in  God 
65. 8. of  the  morning  and  evening  to  rejoyce 
1 2.and  the  little  hils  rejoyce  on  every  fide 
66.6*  there  did  we  rejoyce  in  him 
68.3.1et  the  righteous  be  glad  :  let  them  rejoyce 

4.  and  rejoyce  before  him 
71. 23. my  lips  fhall  greatly  rejoyce  when  I  fing 
8f.6.that  thy  people  may  rejoyce  in  thee 
8  6. ^.rejoyce  the  foul  of  thy  fervant 
89. 1 2. Tabor  and  Hermon  fhall  rejoyce  in  thy 
16. in  thy  Name  fhall  they  rejoyce 
42.thou  haft  made  all  his  enemies  to  rejoyce 
96,1 1.  let  the  heavens  rejoyce 

1 2. then  fhall  all  the  trees  of  the  wood  rejoyce 
97.  1.  let  the  earth  rejoyce :  let  the 
98.4.  make  a  loud  noife,  and  rejoyce 
104.3  1. the  Lord  fhall  rejoyce  in  his  works 
1  o  S  •  3  .let  the  heart  of  them  rej.  that  feek  the  L. 
io6.?.thatI  may  rejoyce  in  the  gladnefle  of  thy 
107.42.the  righteous  fhall  feeit,and  rejoyce 
109.a8.but  let  thy  fervant  rejoyce 
1 19. 1 6  2.I  rejoyce  at  thy  word,as  one  that 
1 49.2. let  Ifrael  rejoyce  in  him  that  made  him 
Pro.z.  1 4.who  rejoyce  to  do  evill,  and  delight  to 
5. 1 8. and  rejoyce  with  the  wife  of  thy  youth 

23.1  f  .my  heart  fhall  rejoyce, even  mine 
16.  yea,  my  reins  fhall  rejoyce 
24.father  of  the  righteous  fhall  greatly  ft  joy. 
25.  and  fhe  that  bare  thee  fhall  rejoyce 

24.17.  rejoyce  not  when  thine  enemy  falleth 
27.9.oyntment  and  perfume  rejoyce  the  heart 
28.1 2.when  righteous  men  do  rejoyce,  there 
29.2.righteous  are  in  authori:y»the  ttcop.rejoyce 
6.but  the  righteous  doth  fing  and  rejoyce   ' 

3 1 .2  J. and  fhe  fhall  rejoyce  in  time  to  come 
Ecckf-i .  1 2.but  for  a  man  to  rejoyce,  and 

22.that  a  man  fhould  re\oyce  in  his  own  wor. 
4.  i6.they  alfo  that  come  after,  fhall  not  rejoyce 
5. 1 9-to  take  his  portion,and  to  rejoyce  in  his  la. 
1 1 .8.if  a  m3n  live  many  ye3r.&  rejoyce  in  them  I 
_^ 9.  rejoyce} 


R  E  J       REJ 

g.rejoyce,0  young  man,  in  thy  youth 
Ifai.8.6.znd  rejoyce  in  Rezin,  and  Remaliahs  fon 
9.  j.  and  as  men  rejoyce  when  they  divide  the  fp. 
13.5  .even  them  that  rejoyce  in  my  highneffe 
I4.8.yeas  the  fir-trees  rejoyce  at  thee 

ly.refoyce  not  thou  whole  Paleftina 
23.1 2.he  faid,Thou  {halt  no  more  rejoyce 
Z4.8.the  noife  of  them  that  rejoyceendeth 
29. 19. the  poor  among  men  (hall  rejoyce 
3  y.i.and  the  defart  (hall  rejoyce, znd  bloffom 

2.it  (hall  bloffom  abundantly.and  rejoyce 
<Ji.7.and  for  confufion  they  (hall  rejoyce 
6z.% .fo  (hall  thy  God  rejoyce  over  thee 
6  f .  i3-behold,my  fervants  (hall  rejoyce,bat  ye 

19.I  will  rejoyce  in  Jerufalem,and  joy  in 
66. 1  o.rejoyce  ye  with  Jerufalem,and  be  glad 
1 4.when  ye  fee  this,your  heart  (hall  rejoyce 
Jen  3  1.1 3. then  (hall  the  virgin  rejoyce  in  the  dan. 
and  make  them  rejoyce  from  their  forrow 
g2.4i.yea,I  will  re Joyce  over  them  to  doe 
5  i.j9.thattheymay  rejoyce,8c  fleep a  perpetual 
Lam.  2. 1 7  .he  hath  caufed  thine  enemy  to  rejoyce 
E^e^.7.1 2.1et  not  the  buyer  rejoyce,  nor  the 

3  5 . 1 5  .as  thou  didft  rejoyce  at  the  inheritance  of 
Hof.y.  i.rejoyce  not,  O  Ifra.  for  joy,as  other  people 
Amos  6. 1  3  .ye  which  rejoyce  in  a  thing  of  noughc 
Micab  7.8  .re/flyce  not  againft  me,0  mine  enemy 
Zeph.  j .  1 1  .them  that  rejoyce  in  thy  pride,  and 

17. he  will  rejoyce  over  thee  with  joy 
Ze£b.2.io.fing  and  rejoyce,0  daughter  of  Zion 

Chap.  9. 9. 
4.io.for  they  (hall  rejoyce ,and  (hall  fee 
io.7.heart  (hall  re/flyce  as  through  wine 
Lvtp  1. 1 4. and  many  (hall  rejoyce  at  his  birth 
6.23  .rejoyce  ye  in  that  day,  and  leap  for  joy 
io.20.notwithftanding,in  this  rejoyce  not 

but  rather  rejoyce,  becaufe  your  names 
1  <}.6.rejoyce  with  me,  for  I  have  found  the  (heep 

g.rejoyce  with  me,for  I  have  found  the  piece 
1 9. 3  7. multitude  of  the  difciples  began  to  re]  oy. 
John. 4.36.  foweth,  and  he  that  reapeth,may  rejoyce 
j. 3  f  .ye  were  willing  for  a  feafon  to  rejoyce 
i4.28.ifyelovedme,ye  would  rejoyce 
16. 20.but  the  world  (hall  rejoyce 

z  z.fee  you  again,  and  your  heart  mail  rejoyce 
Acts  2.26.therefore  did  my  heart  rejoyce 
Rom.%  .2. and  rejoyce  in  hope  of  the  glory  of  God 
12.15 .rejoyce  with  them  that  do  rejoyce 
1  j.io.rejoyce,ye  Gentiles,with  his  people 
i  Cor. 7. 3o.nnd  they  that  rejoyce,  as  though  they 

1 2.2"6.all  the  members  rejoyce  with  it 
2  Cor. 2. 3, of  whom  I  ought  to  rejoyce 

7-9.now  I  rejoyce,not  that  yc  were  made  forry 
1 6.1  rejoyce  therefore  that  I  ha ve  confidence 
GaZ.4.27. rejoyce  thou  barren  that  beared  not 
Phil.1.1  8.1  therein  do  v<!/oyce,yea,and  will  rejoyce 
2.  i6.that  I  may  rejoyce  in  the  day  of  Chrift 
17.I  joy,and  rejoyce  with  you  all 
i8.alfo  do  ye  joy,  and  rejoyce  with  me 
28  .ye  may  rejoyce,  and  that  I  may  be  the  leffe 
3. 3. and  rejoyce  in  Chrift  Jefus,and  have  no 
C0L1.14.v1ho  now  rejoyce  in  my  fufferings  for  you 
1  thef.  f.  1 6.rejoyce  evermore 
Jam.i.yXzx.  the  brother  of  low  degree  rejoyce  in 

4. 1 6. but  now  ye  rejoyce  in  your  boafting 
1  Pet.  1.6.  wherein  ye  greatly  ujoyce 
8. ye  rejoyce  vihb  joy  unfpeakable 
4.i3.but  rcjoyce  in  as  much  as  ye  are  partakers 
Rcvel.i  i.io.upon  the  earth  (hall  rejoyce  over  them 
1 2. 1 2.therefore  rejoyce,  ye  heavens,  and 
i8.zo.rejoyce  over  her,thou  heaven,and  ye  holy 
IRejOpce  joyned  with  ?lad,See  (iBlatU 
IReJopce  before  the  Lord. 
Levh.ri.^o.rejoyce  before  the  Lord  feven  dayes 
Deut.  1 2.  i  i.rejoyce  before  the  Lord  your  God 
18.  rejoyce  before  the  Lord  thy  Godin  all 
i^.  1 1  .re]oyce  before  the  Lord  thy  God,  thou 
i7-7i(halt  eat  there,  and  rejoyce  before  the  Lord 
IBejOpce  in  the  Lord. 
Pfal. 33.1  .rejoyce  in  the  Lord,  O  ye  righteous 

PyaZ.97.12. 
Iiai.$i.i6.rejoyce  in  the  Lord,  and  glory  in  the 
Joel  2. 23.ye  children  of  Zion,  Screjoyce  in  theL. 
Zcch.  1  o.  7  .their  heart  (hall  rejoyce  in  rhe  Lord 
PW.  3 . 1  .finally.my  brethren,  rejoyce  in  the  Lord 
A,.\:rejoycc  in  the  L.alwayes:&  again  I  fay,Re/. 


REJ       REJ 

lRejqt>ceu. 
Exod.  1 8. 9. and  Jethro  rejoyced  (or  all  the 
Z>e«f.28.6j.that  as  the  Lord  rejoyced  over  you 

3o.9.as  he  rejoyced  over  thy  fathers 
TWg.  19.3.  father  of  the  damfellfaw  him,  herejo. 
1  Sam.  6.1 3-and  faw  the  ark,and  rejoyced  to  fee  it 
1 1.1  j.Saul  and  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  rejoyced 
1  Kjn.  1 ,40.and  rejoyced  with  great  joy 

? <7. words  of  Solomon.that  he  rejoyced  greatly 
z  Kjn.  1 1 .  r  4.all  the  people  of  the  land  rejoyced 
ao.people  of  the  land  rejoyced,znd  the  city 
2  Cbro.z^.  21. 
r  dw.29.9.then  the  people  rejoycedjor  that  they 

and  David  alfo  rejoyced  with  great  joy 
z  Chro.  r  y .  1  y .all  J  udah  rejoyced  at  the  oath 
23. 1  j.all  the  people  of  the  land  rejoyced,md 

24. 1  o.princes,and  all  the  people  rejoyccd,znd 
29.36. and  Hezekiah  rejoyced,2nd  all  the  people 

3 0.2  5. and  that  dwelt  in  Judah,  rejoyced 
Nehem.  1 2.4  3  .that  day  they  offered  facrifices,  &  rej. 

wives  alfo  and  the  children  rejoyced 
44«for  Judah  rejoyced  for  the  priefts 
Ejl.8. 1 5. and  the  city  of  Shuflian  rejoyced,znd  was 
Job  31.i5.if  I  rejoyced  becaufe  my  wealth  was  great 
29.if  I  rejoyced  at  the  deftru&ion  of  him  that 
Pfal.i  y.  1  y. but  in  mine  adverfity  they  rejoyced 
97.8.and  the  daughter  of  Judah  rejoyced 
119. 14.I  have  rejoyced  in  the  way  of  thy 
Ecclef.z.  1  o.for  my  heart  rejoyced  in  all  my  labour 
Jer.i  5.17.  nor  rejoyced :  I  fate  alone 

Jo.i  i.becaufe  ye  rejoyced,  O  ye  deltroyers  of 
JS^.2y.(5.and  rejoycedm  heartjWith  all  thedefpi. 
Hof.io.^.znd  the  priefts  thereof  that  rejoyced  on 
Obad.  1 2.neither  (houldeft  thou  have  rejoyced  over 
M  at. z. 10. vtben  they  faw  the  ftar,they  rejoyced 
Lul;e  i.47.my  fpirit  hath  rejoycedm  God  my  Sav- 
5 8. and  rhey  rejoyced  with  her 

1  o.  2 1  .in  that  hour  Jefus  rejoycedm  fpirit 

1 3. 17. and  all  the  people  rejoyced  for  all  the 
John  8.56.your  father  Abraham  rejoyced  to  fee 
Acls  7.4 1. and  rejoyced  in  the  works  of  their  hands 
15.31  .they  rejoyced  for  the  confolation  of 
16.34.and  rejoyced,beleeving  in  God  with  all 

1  Cfln7.30.as  though  they  rejoyced  not 

2  Cor.7.7.fo  that  I  rejoyced  the  more 
Pfe/.4.io.but  I  rejoyced  in  the  Lord  greatly 

2  John  4.I  rejoyced  greatly,  that  I  found  of  thy 

3  John  3.I  rejoyced  greatly  when  thebrethr.  came 

ISejopCctlj. 
1  Sam.z.  1  .Hannah — faid,My  heart  rejoyceth  in  the 
Job  39. 2  l.and  rejoyceth  in  his  ftrength 
Pfal. 16.9.2nd  my  glory  rejoyceth 

1 9. 5  .and  rejoyceth  as  a  ftrong  man  to  run  a  race 

2  8.7.therefore  my  heart  greatly  rejoyceth 
Pro.  1 1 . 1  o.the  city  rejoyceth :  and  when 

1 3  -9.the  light  of  the  righteous  rejoyceth 
1  5.3  o.the  light  of  the  eyes  rejoyceth  the  heart 
29.3.whofo  lovtth  wifdom,  rejoyceth  his  father 
7/^.5.14. and  he  that rejoyccthfaiU.  defcend  into  it 
e?2.y.as  the  bridegrom  rejoyceth  over  the  bride 
64. 5. thou  meeteft  him  that  rejoyceth,znd 
E^k-l  f. 14. when  the  whole  earth  rejoyceth,!  will 
Mat.  1 8 . 1 3 .1  fay  to  you,He  rejoyceth  more  over 
John  3.29.ftandeth'and  heareth  bitt\  jejoycetb  gee*. 
\Cor.  1 3 .6. rejoyceth  not  in  iniquity,but  rejoyceth  in 
Jm.z.i  3. and  mercy  rejoyceth  againft  judgement 

IRejopceft. 
Jer.11. 15.  when  thou  doftevill  then  thou  rejoyceji 

IKejopcfng. 

1  I(iff.i.4$.they  are  come  up  from  thence  rejoydng 
1 C/wo.  2  3. 18.  in  the  law  of  Mofes,  with  rejoydng 
Job  8. 21. and  thy  lips  with  rejoydng 
Pfal.  i9.8.ftatutes  of  the  Lord  are  right, rejoydng 
45.1 5. with  gladneffe  and  rejoydng  (hall  they 
107. 2  2.and  declare  his  works  with  rejoydng 
1 18. 1  <;. voice  of  rejoydng  and  falvation 
1 19. 1 1 1  .for  they  are  the  rejoydng  of  my  heart 
1 2  6.6.(hall  doubtleffe  come  again  with  rejoyd. 
Pro.8. 30.I  was  daily  his  delight,  rejoydng  alwayes 
3 1. rejoydng  in  the  habitable  part  of  his  earth 
Ifai.65. 18.I  create  Jerufalem  a  rejoycing,znd  her 
Jer.  if.  1 6.  thy  word  was  to  me  the  joy  and  rejoyc. 
Hab.  3 . 1 4.their  rejoydng  was  to  devour  the  poor 
Zeph.t.  1  j  .this  is  the  rejoydng  city  that  dwelt  carel. 
Lu\e  if.y.helayeth  it  on  his  moulders  rejoydng 
Ails  ^.^i.rejoycingthzt  they  were  counted  worthy 
fcfff  2 


REJ      RE  L  I 

8.39«and  he  went  on  his  wsyrejoycins: 
Rom.iz.  1  z.rejoydng  in  hope, patient  in'tribulati. 
i  Cor.  1 5 . 3 1 .1  proteft  by  your  rejoydng  which 
2  Cor.  1.1 2.for  our  rejoyemg  is  this,  the  teftimony 
1 4.  that  we  are  your  rejoydng 

6. 1  o.as  forrowfull,  yet  al  way  rejoydng 
Gal.6.^.a,nd  then  (hall  he  have  rejoydng  in  himfelf 
:  Pfe/.i.26.thatyour  rejoydng  may  be  more 
1  Tlxf.z.  1 9. what  is  our  crown  of  rejoydng 
Heb.$.6.and  the  rejoydng  of  the  hope  firm  unto 
Jam.^.6.z\l  fuch  rejoycingis  evill 

W««z.3  i.8.namely,Evi,and  Rel{em,znd  Zur,  and 
Jojk.ii.z  1  .the  princes  of  Midian,Evi,  &  Re^em 

18.27.and  K^e«2,and  Irpeel,and  Taralah 
1  C7?r0.2.43.fons  of  Hebron  : — RcJ(_emtznd  Shema 
44.and&%ra  begat  Shammai 

IBeleafe, 
Dfttf.iy.i.every  feven  years  thou  (halt  make  a  rel. 
2.this  is  the  manner  of  the  releafe 

becaufe  it  is  called  the  Lords  releafe 
9.feventh  year,  the  year  oireleafe  is  at  hand 
3  i.io.in  the  folemnuy  of  the  year  ofrcleafe 
Ejl.z.18.  he  made  a  releafe  to  the  provinces 
iSeleafe. 

Di?«My.2.1endeth  ought  to  hisneighb.fhall^M, 
3.with  thy  brother,thine  hand  lhall  releafe 

Mat. zj.i% .the  governour  was  wont  to  releafe  a 
1 7. whom  will  ye  that  I  releafe  unto  you 
2  i.the  twain  will  ye  that  I  releafe'  unto  you 

Af^.15.9.  will  ye  that  1  releafe  unto  you  the  Ki. 

John  18.  39. 
1 1  .that  he  mould  rather  releafe  Barabbas 

Lu\e  23.  i6.Ile  therefore  chaftife  him,and  releafe 
t7.of  neceflity  he  muft  releafe  one  unto  them 
1 8.away  w  ith  this  man,and  releafe  to  us  Bar. 
2  o.Pilate  therefore  willing  to  releafe  Jefus 

John  18.39.that  I  (hould  releafe  to  you  one  at  the 
1 9. 1  o.and  have  power  to  releafe  thee 

1 2.from  thenceforth  Pilate  fought  to  releafe 
IStleafeO. 

Mat.zj.z6.thenrckafed  he  Barabbas  unto  them 

Ato.15. 15. 

'Mar. 1  f  .6\at  the  feaft  he  releafed to  them  one  prif. 

Lulqe  2 1 .2  j.he  releafed  to  them  him  that  for  fedic. 

iRelie. 
2  Chro.  1 6.8  .becaufe  thou  didft  relie  on  the  Lord 

ISetteO. 
2  C^o.i3.i8.becaufetheyrc&</ontheL.  God  of 
i6.7.becaufe  thou  haft  reliedon  the  king  of  Sy. 
and  not  relied  on  the  Lord  thy  God 
IBeKef. 
A?*  H. 29.difciples  determined  to  fend  relief to 
iReltefce, 

Levit.z 5.3  f  .then  (halt  thou re/«"w?  him,  though 

I fai.  1.17. relieve  the  opprefled,judge  the  fatherleffe 

Z.rt/«.  1 .1 1  .for  meat  ro  relieve  the  foul 

1 6.becaufe  the  comforter  that  (hould  relieve 
1 9. while  they  fought  their  meat  to  relieve 

1  Tim.$.i6.\et  them  relieve  them — that  it  may  re. 
iSeltefeeu. 

1  Tim.% .  1  o.if  (he  have  relieved  the  afflicted 

ISelfebetb. 

P/aZ.  1 46".9.he  relieveth  the  fatherleffe  and  widow 

IReligton. 

^(Si  2 6. 5. after  the  moft  ftraig.  (t&oiom  religion 
Gal.  1. 1 3. in  the  Jewes  religion,  how  that  beyond 

1 4. and  profited  in  the  jewes  religion 
^OT.i.iendeceiveth  his  own  hearf,this  mznsrelig. 
27-pure  religion  and  undefiled  before  God 
ISeligtOHS.         x 
Acls  1 3.43.andre%i«0Profelytes followed  Paul 
Jam.  1.  z6. if  any  man  among  youfeem  to  be  refig. 
IRemainuer. 

fiATflaf.29.34.then  (halt  thou  burn  the  remainder 
Levit.6. 1 6.remainder  thereof  (hall  Aaron  and  his 
7.\6.on  the  morrow  alfo  the  remainder 

i7.butthe?Wff<z»7/&rofthen,e(h  of  the  facrifi. 

2  S(##.i4.7.neither  name  nor  remain,  on  the  earth 
Pfal.76.10.the  remainder  of  wrath  (halt  thou  reftr. 

Kemafn. 
Gen. 38.1  i.remain  a  widow  at  thy  fithers  houfe 
Exa^.8.9.that  they  may  remain,  in  the  river  only 
1 1 -frogs  fliall  remain  in  the  river  only 
1 2.  io.ye  (hall  let  nothing  of  it  remain  untill 
23. 1 8. ?•««?<!« untill  the  morning     Ch.29.34. 
Levit.\q.6.'\i 


REM   REM 


REM   REM 


REM   REM 


Lev.  ig.6if  ought  remain  untill  the  third  day,  it 

2  j. 28.  then  that  which  is  fold  fhall  rem.  in  the 
27.i8.according  to  the  yeeres  that  remain,tstn 

N/wfl.jj.f  y.thatthofewhichye  let  remainoi  them 

De«£.2.34.we  left  none  to  remain 

i6.4.neither  fliall  any  thing  of  the  flefti  recall 
io.20.thofe  which  remain  fliall  heare 

2 1 . 1  j  .and  fhall  remain  in  thine  houfe 

2  3. his  body  fnall  not  remain  all  night 
Jojh.  1.  i4.your  little  ones  and  cattell  fliall  rem.  in 
2.1 1  .neither  did  there  remain  any  more 
8.i2.  that  they  let  none  of  them  rem.  or  efcape 
10.z7.laid  great  ftones  in  the  caves  mo.  wch  re. 
28.the  fouls  that  were  therin,he  let  nonere. 
Vetfejo. 

23. 4. thefe  nations  that  remain  ^.o  be  an 
7. among  thefe  nations,thefe  that  re.amongft 
1 2. even  thefe  that  remain  among  you,&  fhall 
Judg .  j .  r  7  .and  w  hy  did  Dan  remain  in  (hips 
2 1. 7. how  (hal  we  do  for  wives  for  chem  that  re. 
Verfe  26. 
1  Sam.20.19.  and  (halt  remain  by  the  ftone  Ezel 

1  Kjn.  1 1 .  i6.fix  moneths  did  Joab  remain  there 

18.22.then  Elijah  faid,Even  onely  I  re.  a  prop. 

2  I$s.7. 1 3. let  fometake. — five  of  the  hor.  than  re. 
Et?a  9. 1 5. for  we  remain  yet  efcaped,as  it  is  this 
Job  21.3  2.  and  (hall  remain  in  the  tombe 

27. 1 5.  thofe  that  remain  of  him  fliall  be  buried 
37.8.beafts  goe  into  dens,and  re.in  their  places 

Pfal.f  y.7.and  remiin  in  the  wilderneffe.  Selah 

Pjvj.1.2  l.and  the  per/eft  (\11l\remain  in  it 

2 1. 16. fliall  re.in  the  icngregation  of  the  dead 

lfa.io.j  2. ns  yet  fliall  he  remain  at  Nob  that  day 
3  2, 16.  &  righteoufneffe  re.  in  the  fruifull  field 
44. 1 3  .that  it  may  remain  in  the  houfe 

,  6  y. 4.  which  remain  among  the  graves 
66.2  2.heavens,and  the  new  earth — fliall  remain 
fo  fliall  your  feed  and  your  name  rem. 

Jer.8.$.of  them  that  remain  of  this  evill  family 

which  re.in  all  the  places  whither  I  have 

1 7.2  f  .and  this  city  fliall  remain  for  ever 
24.8.  refidue  of  Jerufalem  which  remain  in  this 
17. 1 1.&  ferve  him,thofe  will  I  let  remain  ftill 

1  Q.concer.the  refidue  of  the  veflels  that  re.in 
ai.concerning  the  veflels  that  re.in  the  hou. 
30. 1 8.&  the  palace  fliall  remain  after  the  man. 
3  8.4-he  weakeneth  the  hands  of  men — that  re. 
42.1 7. none  of  them  (biW  remain  or  efcape 
44.7-to  leave  you  none  to  remain 

14. none  of  them  fliall  efcape  or  remain 
J 1 .6  z. that  none  fliall  remain  in  it,neither  man 
E%e.-j.  1 1. rod  of  wickednes:none  of  them  fliall  re. 
1 7. 2 1. and  they  that  remain  (hall  be  fcattered 
3i.i3.onhisruine  flialall  the  fowls  of  hea.  re. 
3  2.4.I  will  caufe  the  fowls  of  heaven  tore#z.cn 
39.14.  thofe  that  rcmainon  the  face  of  the  earth 
Amos  (S.p.that  if  there  rcm.ten  men  in  one  houfe 
Ob'ad.  14. that  did  remain  in  the  dayes  of  diftrtffe 
Zech.  $.4.and  it  (lull  remain  in  Ae  midft  of  his 

1 2. 1 4. all  the  families  that  remiin, every 
Luks  i°-7 «<n  the  fame  houfe  reamin  eating 
John  6. 1 2.gather  up  the  fragments  that  remain 
i  y.n.that  my  Name  might  remain  in  you 

16.  that  your  fruit  (hould  remain  in  whatfo. 

1 9. 3 1. that  the  bodies  (hould  notion  the  crofs 

1  Cor.7. 1 1.  if  (he  depart,  let  her  remain  unmarried 

1  $.6.of  whom  the  greater  part  remain  untill 
1  Thef.4.1 5. and  re.  untill  the  coming  of  the  Lord 

1 7. then  we  which  are  alive,and  remain 
Heb.  1 2.27.  things  which  cannot  be  fhaken  may  re. 
1  John  2.24-from  the  beginning  (ha!  re.in  you,ye 
Rcv.3 . 2.be  watchfull,  &  ftreng.  the  things  wch re. 

Kemainet). 
Gen.7. 2  3 .Noah  only  remained  alive,&  they  that 

1 4. 10.  they  that  remained  fled  to  the  mountain 
Exod.8.3 1. and  from  his  people,there  rem.not  one 
10.1  y.  there  remained  not  any  green  thing  in 
19.  there  remained  not  any  locuft  in  all  the 
1  ^.zKxbereremai.  not  fo  much  as  one  of  them 
N/tm.i  i.26.but  there  rem.mo  of  the  men  in  the 

3  ?.28.becaufe  he  (hould  have remainedin  the 

3  6  .1  2.their  inheritance  remain,  in  the  houfe  of 
Dcut-i.  1 1.  Og  King  of  Baflian  re.  of  the  remnant 

4.2? .and  (halt  have  remainedlong  in  the  land 
J/o/Zm  0.20. that  the  reft  which  rem.of  them  entred 
(      11.2  2.and  there  remained  in  Aflidod 


1 3 . 1 2.who  remained  of  the  remnant  of  gyants 

18. 2.there  rem.of  the  children  of  Ifrael  7.tribes 

21.20.the  Le.which  re.ol  the  children  ofKoh. 

z6.  of  the  children  of  Kohath  whichrcmain. 

Judg.7. 3. and  there  remained  ten  thoufand 

1  Sam.ii.i.tait  they  which  remained  were  fcatte. 

zj.14.znd  remained  in  amountain 

24. 3. David  and  hismenrcmaincdin  the  fides 

2  Sam.  1 3 .  20.  fo  Tamar  remaim  d  defolate  in  her 

1  ^i?i.22.4<?.remnant  of  the  Sodomites  which  re. 

2  Kjn.io.  1  i.Jehu  flew  all  that  re.  in  the  houfe  of 

i7.he  flew  all  that  re.unto  Ahab  in  Sangria 
1 3.6.  and  there rema.  the  grove  alfo  in  Samaria 

2  j. 2  2.  as  for  the  people  that  rem.in  the  land  of 
1  Civ0.13.14.the  ark  of  God  remained  with  the  fa. 
Ecclef.z.g.Afo  my  wifdome  remained  with  me 
Jer. 34«7.thefe  defenced  cities  remained  in  the 

37.and  there  remainedbut  wounded  men 
16.  and  Jeremiah  had  remxhere  many  dayes 
2i. thus  Jeremiahs,  inthecoutt  oftheprif. 

3  8. 1 3  .and  Jeremiah  re.in  the  court  of  the  prif. 
39.9-Neb.took  the  remnant  of  the  pco.that  re. 

with  the  reft  of  the  people  that  rema. 
4 1 . lo.even  the  Ki.daughter,&  the  peo.  that  re. 
48. 1  i.therefore  his  tafte  remained  in  him 
5  i.30.they  have  remainedin  their  folds 
5  2.1  y.and  the  refidue  of  the  people  that  remai. 
Lim.z.zz.day  of  theL.  anger,none  efcap.norre. 
■E^.3.1  J.and  they  remained  there  aftoniflied 
Dan.  io.8.and  there remainedno  ftrength  in  me 
1 3. and  I  rem. there  with  the  Kings  of  Perfia 
17.  for  me,  there  remainedno  ftrength  in  me 
Mat. 1 1. 2 3. had  bin  done  in  Sod.it  would  have  re. 
1 4.20.they  took  up  the  fragments  that  remained 
Lu\e  1. 22. for  he  beckned  unto  them,&  re.fpeech. 
9.  i7.there  was  taken  up  of  the  fragm.that  rem. 
John  6.1 3.  with  frag,  of  the  five  bar.loav.that  rem. 
Ails  5.4.  whiles  it  remained, vi  is  it  not  thine  own 
27.4 1.  fore-part  ftuck  faft,and  rew.unmoveable 
IRemaineft. 
Lam.f.ig.  thou,  O  Lord,  remaineft  forever 

Heb.  1. 11. 
iRematneth. 
Ges.8.22 .  while  the  earth  remaineth,  feed-time  & 
Exod.  10.  y .  which  remain,  unto  you  from  the  h.iile 
1 2. 1  o. that  which  remaineth  of  it  til  the  morrow 
1  tS.23.and  that  which  remaineth  over,lay  it  up 
26 . 1 2.remnant  that  rem.of  the  Curtaines  of  the 
the  half  curtain  that  rem.fball  hang  over 
i3.which  rem.  of  the  length  of  the  curtaines 
Lev.S .  3  z  .that  w  hich  re.of  the  flefh)&  of  the  bread 
10.1 2.take  the  meat-offering  that  rem.  of  the 
1 6. 1 6\that  remai.  among  them  in  the  midft  of 
Nwfl.24.19.and  fliall  deftroy  him  that  raw.  of  the 
Jopj.S.zgxbat  remaineth  unto  this  day 

1 3 . 1  .and  there  remaineth  yet  very  much  land  to 
2. this  is  the  land  that  yet  remaineth 
Judg-  <;.  1 3  then  he  made  him  that  rc«z.have  domi. 
1  Sam.6. 1 8. which  ftone  remaineth  unto  this  day 

16.11  .and  he  faid,There  rem.  yet  the  youn^ eft 
1  Chro.  17. 1. but  the  ark  of  the  coven.of  the  Lo.re. 
Eya  l  .4-whofoever  remaineth  in  any  place  where 
Job  19.4-mine  errour  re maineth  with  my  felf 
21.3 1. feeing  in  your  anfwers  there  remaineth 
41. 22. in  his  neck  remaineth  ftrength 
J/rf.4.3.  and  he  that  re.in  Jerufalem  fhall  be  called 
/er.  j8.2.faith  theLord,He  that  re.in  this  city  fhal 
47-4,every  helper  that  remain.fot  the  Lord  will 
E^eli.6. 2.he  that  rem.  and  is  befieged,  fliall  die  by 
Hag.  2. 5  .fo  my  fpirit  remaineth  among  you 
Zech.g.j.b\xt  he  that  remaineth}evcn  he  fhall  be  for 
John  9,4 1. we  fee,therefore  your  fin  remaineth 

1  Cor.-j. 29.it  rema.  that  both  they  that  have  wives 

2  Cor.  3 . 1 1 .  much  more  that  which  rem.is  glorious 

14.  for  untill  this  day  remain,  the  fame  vaile 
9.9-his  righteoufneffe  remaineth  forever 
Heb. 4.6.  feeing  therefore  it  remain,  that  fome  maft 
9.there  jm.therefore  a  reft  to  the  peo.of  God 
10.26.  there  remain,  no  more  facrifice  for  fins 
1  John  3.9-forhis  feed  remaineth  in  him 

ISemafntng. 

N#«a.9.22.thit  the  cloud  tarried  upon  the  tabe.re. 

1^.3.3. untill  none  was  left  remaining  unto  him 

Jojb.io.j  3.untill  he  had  left  him  none  remaining 

3  7. he  left  none  remainingiccotding  to  all 

3  9.  he  left  none  remaining  as  he  had  done  to 


40.be  left  none  rem.as  the  Lord  commanded 

.1  i.tf.they  fmote  them  till  th:y  left  none  remai. 

z  i.40.which  were  re.of  the  families  of  the  Le! 

2  Sam.zi.%.  from  resz.in  any  of  the  coafts  of  Ifra 

2  #>z.io.i  i.Jehu  flew  all  till  he  left  Ah.none  re. 

1  Chro.o. 3  3. who  remai. in  the  chambers  were  free 
fob  1 8. 1  j.nor  any  remaining  in  his  dwellings 

Obad.  1 8.  there  fliall  not  be  any  rem.of  the  houfe  of 

John  1.3  3. thou  fhalt  fee  the  fpirit  dcfcend.and  re. 

IRemalfal;. 

2  Kin.  1  ?. 2  <;.  but  Pekah  the  fon  of  Remaliah  conf. 

27.Pekah  the  fon  of  Remaliah  began  to 
30.made  a  confpiracie  againft  Pek.fon  of  Re. 
3  1.  in  the  fecond  yeer  of  Peknh  ion  of  Rem, 
37.and  Pekah  the  fon  of  Remaliah 
16. 1.  in  the  fixteenth  yeer  of  Pek.the  fon  of  Re. 
f.and  Pekah  the  fon  of  Remaliah  came  up 

Ifa.  7. 1. 
2  c7?rfl.2  8.6.for  Pekah  the  fon  ofi?e.  flew  in  Jud. 
/y«.7.4.andofthefonof#e»M/i<z/?fcarnot     ' 
f.and  the  fon  of Remaliah  have  taken  evill 
9.  the  head  of  Samaria  is  Remaliabs  fon 
8.6\and  rejoyce  in  Rezin,and  Remaliahs  fon 

2  Cfofl.36.16.till  there  was  no  remedy 
Pro.6. 1  f.fuddenly  fliall  he  be  broken  without  re. 
29.  i.ftul  fuddenly  be  deftr.  &  that  without  re'. 

IRcmembe*. 
Gen  9. 16.I  will  look  upon  it,that  I  may  remember 
40.23.did  not  the  chief  butler  remember  Jofeph 
£xfl6/.i3.3.Mofesfaidtothepeople,K6?».  this  day 
20.8.  remember  the  fabbath  day  to  keep  it  holy 
32.13  .remember  Abnhamjfaac,  and  Ifrael  thy 
Num.  1 1.5.  we  remember  the  falh  which  we  did  eat 
1j.39.and  rc«*.alkhecommandem.ofthe  Lord 
4o.that  ye  miy  remern.  and  doe  all  my  com. 
Deist .? .  1 5 -remember  that  thou  waft  a  fervant  in  the 
7. 1 8. but  (halt  well  rememb.  what  the  Lord  thy 
8.2.thou  fhalt  remember  all  the  way  which  the 
i8.but  thou  fhalt  rememb  .the  Lord  thy  God 
9.7.  remember, md  forget  not  how  thou 

27. .remember  thy  fetvants,Abraham,Ifaac,  & 

1 5. 1  f.thou  fhalt  re.that  thou  waft  a  bond-man 

Chap.16.12.8c  24.18,22. 

i6.t.rememb.  the  dayes  when  thou  cameft  forth 

24.9.re».what  the  Lord  thy  God  did  unto  Mir. 

4  5. 17. remember  whatAmalek  did  unto  thee,by 

3  z-t. remember  the  dayes  of  old,confider 

Jojh.  1 . 1 3  .rem.  the  word  which  Mofes  thy  fervant 

Jitdg.g.z.rem.  alfo  that  I  am  your  bone,  and  your 

1  Sam.z^.i  1. then  remember  thine  hand-maid 

2  S,W2.i4.i  1.  let  the  Kingrew.  the  Lord  thy  God 

1 9. 1 9.neither  doe  thou  remember  that  which  my 
z  Kjn.o.z^. rememb.  how  that  when  I  &  thou  rode 
20.3.O  Lord, remember  now  how  I  have  walked 
1  Chro.  1 6.\  z.rem.his  marvellous  workes  that  he 
z  Chro.6.4z.rem.  the  mercies  of  David  thy  fervant 
Neh.  1.8. remember, I  befeech  thee,the  word  that 
4.i4.rfW.  the  Lord  which  is  great  and  terrible 
ij.zg.rcmcmber them,0  my  God,becaufe they 
Job  4.7-rew.I  pray  thee,  who  ever  perifhed, being 
7.7.  O  remem.  that  my  life  is  winde :  mine  eye 
.    io.g.remem.l  pray  thee,that  thou  haft  made  me 
1 1 . 1 6\and  rememb.  it  as  waters  that  pafle  away 
36.24.  remember  that  thou  magnifie  his  worke 
4 1. 8. lay  thine  hand  upon  bim,remember  the 
Pfal. 20. z.rememb.  all  thy  ofFerings,and accept  thy 
7.we  will  remember  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
22.27.all  ends  of  the  world  fliall  remember, ,and 
25. ,6. .remember, O  Lordjthy  tender  mercies 

7. remember  not  the  fins  of  my  youth 
74.2 .remember  thy  congregation  which  thou 
18  .rem.  this,that  the  enemy  hath  reproached 
zz.remem.boYi  the  foolifli  men  reproach  the 
79.8. 0  rente,  not  againft  us  former  iniquities 
89  47. remember  how  fliort  my  time  is 

^o.remember  (Lord)tbe.  reproach  of  thy 
103.  i8.to  thefe  that  rem.  his commandem.  and 
iQ$.%.rememberhis  marvellous  works,  that  he 
1  K).$<).remtm.  the  word  unto  thy  fervant  upon 
1 3  2. 1  .Lord  reme.  David  and  all  his  afflictions 
1 3  7«6.if  I  doe  not  remember  thee,let  my 
7.remember,0  Lord,  the  children  of  Edom 
Pro.  3 1 .7_and  remember  his  mifcry  no  more 
Ecclef.'i.zo.he  (hall  not  much  remem.  the  dayes  of 
1  i.8.1et  him  remember  the  dayes  of  darknefle 
lz.i.remcmber 


RE  M       REM 


REM       REM 


REM      REM 


1 1 .  i  .remember  no w  thy  Creator  in  the  dayes  of 
Cant.i.q.  we  will  remember  thy  love  more  then 
ifai. 3  8. 3. and  hid,Remember  now,0  Lord,I  befe. 
43 .1 8 .remember  ye  not  the  former  things 

Chap.46.9. 
2  j.and  will  not  remember  thy  fins 
q&.zi.remember  thefe,0  Jacob  and  Ifraehfor 
46.3. remember  this,  and  (hew  your  felves  men 
47.7-neither  didft  remember  the  tatter  end  of  it 
54. 4. and  (halt  not  remember  the  reproach 
#4.?.thofe  that  remember  thee  in  thy  wayes 
9.  neither  remember  iniquity  for  ever 
/w.j.itf.neither  (hall  they  remember  it 

14.  iche  will  now  remember  their  iniquity 

2  i.rtwwfe/'^break  not  thy  covenant  with  us 
17. i.whileft  their  children  rememb.  their  altars 
lS.zo.remember  that  I  ftood  before  thee  to 

3  1.20  I  do  earneflly  remember  him  ftill 
44.2  i.did  not  the  Lotd  remember  them  < 

5i.50.*'fwe/»fcTtheLordaforoff,and 
Lam.<y-i  ,remember,0  Lord,  what  is  to  come  on  us 
E^k- 16  61  .then  thou  (halt  remember  thy  wayes 
63. that  thou  miyeft  remember, and  be  confo. 
20.43.  and  there  mail  ye  remember  your  wayes 
2  3  .2 7, nor  remember  Egypt  any  more 
j  6. 3 1. then  (hall  ye  remember  your  own  evill 
Ho/i  8 . 1 3  .no w  w  ill  he  remember  their  in  iquity 
9. 9. therefore  he  will  remember  their  in  iquity 
Afetfb  6.j .O  my  v>eor>le,rememb.  now  what  Balak 
Hab.2.z.  in  wrath  remember  mercy  . 

Mal.^.  ^.remember  ye  the  law  of  Mofes  my  fetvant 
Af4f.  i6.9-neither  remember  the  five  loaves  of 

27.63.fir3we  remember  that  that  deceiver  faid 
Mac.  8 . 1 8  .and  do  ye  not  remember 
Luke  1.7  2. and  to  remember  his  holy  covenant 
16.2?.  Abraham  l~zid,Son,remember  that  thou 
17. $z. remember  Lots  wife 
24.6. remember  how  he  fpake  unto  you 
John\%.xo. remember  the  word  that  I  faid  unto  you 
i6.4.that  when  the  time  (hall  come  ye  may  re. 
Acls  20.3  i.remember  that  by  the  fpace  of  three  ye. 

3  5.  to  remember  the  words  of  the  Lord  Jefus 
Gal  2.io.that  we  (hould  remember  the.  poor 
Ephef.z.i  i.wherefore  remember  that  ye  being 
Cfl/,4.18.  remember  my  bonds 

1  Tbef.ztpXor  ye  ir»e«zto'>brethren,our  labour 

2  T/)e/~.i.?.re;»e#/fc>'yenotJthatwhenI  was  yet 

2  7z»7. 2.8.  remember  that  Jefus  Chrift  of  the  feed 
H<?&.8. 12. their  iniquities  will  I  remember  no  more 

13.3. remember  them  that  are  in  bonds 
/«<fe  17. beloved,  rawrata' ye  the  words  which 
Revel-z. ^.remember  therefore  from  whence  thou 

3.3.  remember  therefore  how  thou  haft 

1  HJemember. 
GC8.41.9.I  do  remember  my  faults  this  day 
1  Sam.i$.z.\  remember  that  which  Amalek  did  to 
fob  1 1 ,6.even  when  I  remember  J.  am  afraid 
Pfal.^z.q.when  I  remember  thefe  things,  I  poure 
6-j.^.when  1  remember  thee  upon  my  bed 
143.  j.I  remember  the  dayes  of  old 
Jer.z.z.thns  faith  the  Lord,  I  remember  thee 
Hof.7. 2.that  1  remember  all  their  wickedneffe 

i  wi^  IRemember,- 
Gcn.a.  1  j.I  will  remember  my  covenant,  which  is 
Lewf.26.42.  then  will  I  remember  my  covenant 

my  covenant  with  Abraham  will  I  w«. 

and  I  will  remember  the  land 

4$. I  will  for  their  fakes  remem.  the  covenant 

P/di42.6.therefore  I  will  remember  thee  from  the 

77.1  o.but  I  will  remember  the  years  of  the 

1  i.I  will  remember  the  work's  of  the  Lord 

I  will  remember  thy  wonders  of  old 
Jer.  31.3  4.I  will  remember  their  (in  no  more 
£^.i6.6o.I  will  remember  my  covenant  wth  thee 
Heb.  to.  1 7.their  fins  — I  will  remember  no  more 

3  John  10.I  will  remember  his  deeds 

IRemcmbet  *»*. 
7<«{g.i6.8.0  Lord  God/ewrate- me,Ipray  thee 
1  Sam.  1 . 1 1  .of  thine  hand-maid,and  remember  me 
Nehem.  13.1  ^.remember  me,  O  my  God 

22. remember  me,Q.  my  God,concerning 
3  1  .remember  me,0  my  God,for  good 
Job  14.13  .appoint  me  a  fet  time,  &  remember  me 
Pfal.  z^, 7. remember  thou  me,  for  thy  goodnes  fake 
-   \o6. ^.remember  me,0  Lord,  with  the  favour 
Jer.  1 5.  i  j.O  Lord,  thou  kno weft,  remember  me 


•E^.6.9.they  that  efcape  you  (hall  remember  me 
Zech.  10. 9. -ind  they  (hall  remember  me  in  far 
L«^e  23  ^z.Lotd,remember  me  when  thou  comeft 

1  Co/-.  1 1 .2. that  you  remember  me  in  all  things 

IRemetnbjance. 
£j>-orf.  1 7. 1 4.I  will  utterly  put  out  the  remembrance 
Num.^.i  j. bringing  iniquity  to  remembrance 
Dent.  2  $ .  1 9-that  thou  (halt  blot  out  the  remembr  a- 
3  2.26.1  would  make  the  remembrance  of  chem 

2  S<««.i8.i8.Ihave  no  fon  to  keep  my  name  in  re. 
1  Kjn.  17. 18. to  call  my  fin  to  remembrance 

Job  1%. 17. his  remembrance  miWyerim 
Pfal.6.  j.for  in  death  there  is  no  remembrance  of 

30.4  give  thanks  at  the  remembrance  of 

Pfal.  27.  12. 

34.  i6.to  cut  off  the  remembrance  of  them 

38.1  .pfalm  of  David ,to  bring  to  remembrance 

Pfal  70. 1. 

77.6.I  call  to  remembrance  my  fong  in  the  night 

83.4.may  be  no  more  in  remembrance 

102.12.and  thy  remembrance  unto  all  generati. 

1 1 2.6.righteous  (hall  be  in  everlafting  rememb. 

ECclef.  1 . 1  i.there  is  no  remembr  a.  of  former  things 

neither  (hall  there  be  any  remembrance 

2.1 6.for  there  is  no  remembrance  of  the  wife 
Ifal.z6.%  .and  to  the  remembrance  of  thee 

43. z6. put  me  in  remembrance :  let  us 

57.8.haft  thou  fet  up  thy  remembrance 
Lam.$.zo.my  foul  hath  them  ftill  in  •remembrance 
£^£.21.23.  but  he  will  call  to  remembrance  the  in. 
24.that  ye  are  come  to  remembrance 

23.  I9.in  calling  to  remembrance  the  dayes  of 
2i.thus  thou  calledft  to  remembrance  the 

29.16.  their  iniquity  to  remembrance 
2X^.3 .  16. and  a  book  oiremembrance  was  written 
Mar.i  1. 2  i;Peter  calling  to  remembrance,  faith 
Luke  1.54.  in  remembrance  of  h'ismexcy 

2 2. 1 9. this  do  in  remembrance  of  me 

1  Cor. 1 1.  24. 
John  14.26.and  bring  all  things  to  your  remembr. 
Acls  10.3  i.thine  almes  are  had  in  remembrance 
1  Cor.^.i7.viho  (hill  bring  you  into  remembrance 

1 1 . 2  <{  .drink  it  in  remembrance  of  me 

Phil.  i.j.I  thank  my  God  upon  every  remembrance 
1  Tfe/".  3 . 6.  that  ye  have  good  remembrance  of  us 

1  Tim.^.6.if  thou  put  the  brethren  in  remembrance 

2  Tiw.  1.3.I  have  remembrance  of  thee  in  my  praye. 

jAvhen  I  call  to  remembrance  the  unfained 
6.wherefore  I  put  thee  in  remembrance,  that 
2.i4.of  thefe  things  put  them  in  remembrance 
He&.io.3.inthofefacrifices  there  is  a  remembrance 
3  2.but  call  to  remembrance  the  former  dayes 
7,  Pet.  1.1 2.to  put  you  alwayes  in  remembrance 
1 3, by  putting  you  in  remembrance 
1  j. to  have  thefe  things  alwayes  in  remembr. 
3.  i.I  ftir  up  your  pure  minds  by  way  of  remem. 
Jitde  5.I  will  therefore  put  you  in  remembrance 
Revel.16.  ip.Babylon  came  in  remembr.  beforeG. 

IReittemb^anceff, 
Job  1 3. 1 2.your  remembrances  are  unto  afhes 

ISemembjetj. 
Gen.S.i.G:remembrcd'i<ioa.h,8c  every  living  thing 
19.29.G0d  remembred  Abraham,and  fent  Lot 
30.22.G0d  remembred  Rachel,and  God  heark. 
42.9.  Jofeph  remembred  the  dreames 
EaW.2.24. and  God  remembred  his  coven.wth  Ab. 

6. 5  .and  I  have  remembred  my  covenant 
N«»z.io.9.and  ye  (hall  be  remmbredheioxe  the  L. 
Judg-%.  3 4. children  of  Ifrael  remembred  not  the  L. 

1  Sam.1.19.  and  the  Lord  remembred  her 

2  Cfc>o.24.22.Joa(h  the  king  ««w,  not  the  kind. 
£/?.2. 1 .  Ahafuerus  remembred  Vafthi 

9. 28. that  thefe  dayes  (hould  be  remembred 
Job  24.20.he  (hall  be  no  more  remembred 
P/J1/.45.17.I  will  make  thy  name  to  be  remembred 

77.3J  remembred  God,  and  was  troubled 

78. 3  5. and  they  remembred  that  God  was  their 
3  9.for  he  remembred  that  they  were  but  flefh 
4 z. they  remembred  not  his  hand 

9  8. 3. he  hath  remembred  his  mercy,  and 

1 05. 8. he  hath  remembred  his  covenant  for  ever 

42.for  he  remembred  his  holy  promife 
io6.7.thej  remembred  not  the  multitude 

4j.and  he  remembrediox  them  his  covenant 
109.14.let  the  iniquity  of  his  fathers  be  remem. 

1 6.becaufe  that  he  rememb.  not  to  (hew  mer. 
F°f  f  f  3 


1 11 .4. his  wondcrfull  works  to  be  remembred 

1 19.5  2.I  remembred  thy  judgements  of  old 
5  5 .1  have  remembred  chy  Name,0  Lord 

1 3  6. 23, who  remembred  us  in  our  low  eftate 

1 3 7. 1. when  we  remembred  Zion 
Ecclcf.y.  1 5  .yet  no  man  rcmsmb.thzt  fame  poor  m. 
[fai.z$.  i6.fing  many  fongs,  that  thou  maift  be  re. 

57.ii.andhaftnot  remembred  me^nor  hid  it  to 

63.1 1. then  he  remembred  the  dayes  of  old 

65. 1 7.the  former  (hall  not  be  remembred    ' 
Jer.  1 1 .  19. that  his  name  may  be  no  more  rememb. 
L<wz.r.7.Jerufalem  remembred  in  the  dayes  of  her 

2. 1  .and  remembred  not  his  foot-ftool 
£^-3-2o.(hall notbe  remembred:  but hisbloud 

1 6. 2  2.thou  haft  no:  remembred  the  dayes  of  thy 
43.becaufe  thou  haft  not  remembred  the  dayes 

» i.24.becaufe  ye  made  your  iniquity  to  be  rem. 
3  2.thou  (halt  be  no  more  remembred 

2f  .10. that  the  Ammonites  may  not  be  rememb. 

3  3 . 1 3  .his  righteoufneffe  (hall  not  be  remembred 
Hof. 2. 1 7.and  they  (hall  no  more  be  remembred 
Amos  i.g.zndremembred  not  the  brotherly  coven- 
Jonah  2.7.when  my  foul  fainted — I  remembredthe 
Zech.  1 3 . 2.they  (hall  no  more  be  remembred 
Mat.z^.7  5  .Peter  remembredthe  words  of  Jefus 

Lu\e  22.61. 
Luke  24.8.and  they  remembred  his  words 
John  2. 17. his  difciples  remembred  that  it  was 
22.his  difciples  remembred  that  he  had  faid 

1 2.i<?.when  Jefus  was  glorified,then  remembred 
Acls  ii.i6-.then  remembred  I  the  word  of  the  Lord 
Revel- 18.5 .and  God  huh  remembredhex  iniquities 

IRemembicft. 
Pfal  8  8 . 5 .  w  horn  thou  remembrefi  no  more 
Mtf  .j.23.and  there  remembrefi  that  thy  brother 

1Rettwmh}zt\), 
Pfal.9.1 2. he  remembreth  them :  he  forgetteth  not 

10  $.i4..he  remembreth  that  we  are  duft 
Lam.i.g.ihe  remembreth  not  her  lad  end 
John  1 6. 2 1  .(he  remembreth  no  more  the  anguifh 
2  Cor.7. 1  y.whileft  he  remembreth  the  obedience  of 

ISemcmbjfng., 
Lam.i.i^:remembring  mine  affli&ion 

1  Thef.i.^.remembring  without  ceafing your  work 

Wizmzit), 
Jofl).  19.2 1. and  Remeth,md  Engannim,and 

IKemtSton. 
Mat. 26.28.whichis  (hed  for  many  for  the  remiflion 
Afrzr.i.4.repentance  :  for  the  remljjion  of  fins 

Luke 3.  3. 
L«£e  i.77.to  his  people,by  the  rem'ijfton  of  their  fi. 
24.47.and  that  repentance  and  rcmljfion  of  (ins 
/?<!?*  2.3  8.for  the  remijjion  of  fins,  and  ye  (hall 

10.43  -(halt  receive  remljjion  of  fins 
Rom.i.z  j. for  the  remiffton  of  fins  that  are  paft 
Hc6. 9.2 2. without  (hedding  of  bloud  is  no  remljji. 

1  o.  1 8  .now,  w  here  reniiffion  of  thefe  is,there  is 

i&emft. 
,/ofaz  20.23.  whofefoever  fins  ye  remit,  they  are 

i&emitteD. 
John  20. 2 3. they  are  remitted  unto  them 

iRemmon. 
Jofk.\.9.7.hin,Remmon,znd  Ether,and  Afhan 

Kemmon^etiiou-. 
Jojh.  1 9. 1 3  .and  goeth  out  to  Remmon-Metbow 

iRettmanfc 
Exod.z6.i  2.  the  remnant  that  remaineth  of  the 
Z.mf.2.3.the  remnant  of  the  meat-offering 
j.  1 3  .the  remnant  (hall  be  the  priefts,  as  a 
1 4. 1 8.the  remnant  of  the  oyl  that  is  in  the 
De«t.  3. 1 1.  Og— remained  of  the  remnant  of  gyan. 

/0/&.13.12. 
28.  j4.and  towards  the  remnant  of  his  children 
/o/&.  1 2.4,Og — which  was  of  the  remnant  of  gya. 
23.1 2.and  cleave  unto  the  remnant  of  thefe 

2  Sam.zi.zhvit  oithtremnant  of  the  Ammonites 

1  Kjn.  1 2. 2 3. and  to  the  remnant  of  the  people,fay. 
14.10.J  will  take  away  the  remnant  of  the 
22.46.and  the  remnant  of  the  Sodomites 

2  I<«2.i  9-4-lift  up  thy  prayers  for  the  remnant  of 

30. and  the  remnant  th-xt  is  efcaped  of  the 

iftu.n,  31. 

3  t.out  of  Jerufalem  (hall  go  forth  a  remnant 
lfai.n.iz. 

2  r.  1 4.I  will  forfake  the  remnant  of  mine  inhe. 
25.1 1. with  the  remnant  of  the  multitude 

1  C%0.<S*.7O.for 


REM        REM 


REM       REM 


R  E  M       R  E  N 


i  Chro.6. 70.  of  the  remnant  of  the  fons  of  Kohath 
2  Chro.  jo.6.he  will  return  to  the  remnant  of  you 

34.9.ofall  the  remnant  of  Ifrael 
E^a  }.8.and  the  remnant  of  their  brethren 
o.8.to  leave  us  a  remnant  to  efcape 

i4.{hould  be  no  remnant,  nor  efcaping 
Nehem.  1 .  3  .the  remnant  that  are  left  of  the 
Job  z  z.zo.but  the  remnant  of  them  the  fire  confu. 
Ifai.L9.had  left  unto  us  a  fmall  remnant 
10.20.that  the  remnant  of  Ifrael,and  fuch  as 
1 1.  the  remnant  fliall  return,  even  the  remnant 
2  i.yet  a  remnant  of  them  mail  return 
1 1.1 1. to  recover  the  remnant  of  his  people 

16.  there  (halbe  an  high-way  for  the  remnant 
14.11.cut  off  from  Babylon  the  name,&  remn. 

jo.and  he  (hall  flay  thy  remnant 
1  $.9.and  upon  the  remnant  of  the  land 
1 6. 1 4. and  the  remnant  (hall  be  very  fmall 
i7.}.the  kingdom  from— the  remnant  of  Syria 
j  7.4.1ift  up  thy  prayer  for  the  remn.  that  is  left 
46.j.3nd  all  the  remnant  of  the  houfe  oflfrael 
Jer. 6,^.thty  (hall  glean  the  remnant  oi  Ifrael 
1 1 . 1 3  .there  (hall  be  no  remnant  of  them 
1 5. 1 1  .it  (hall  be  well  with  thy  remnant 
z  3.  3. 1  will  gather  the  remnant  of  my  flock 
i  5.  20.Ekron,  and  the  remnant  of  Afhdod 
j  1 .7-0  Lord  fave  thy  people,the  remnant  of  Ifr. 
j  9.a.took  the  remnant  of  the  people  that  rema. 
40. 1 1  .king  of  Babylon  had  left  a  remnant  of 

1  j. the  remnant  in  Judah  perifli    - 
41.1  S.Johanan  took  all  the  remnant  of  the  peo. 
42.  a.pray  for  us,— even  for  all  this  remnant 
1 5. hear  the  word  of  the  Lord,ye  remnant  of 
19.O  ye  remnant  of  Judah,Goyenot 
43.5.Jchanan  took  all  the  remnant  of  Judah 
44.1 2.and  I  will  take  the  remnant  of  Judah 
14. fo  that  none  of  the  remnant  of  Judah 
28.  all  the  remnant  of  Judah  that  are  gone 
47.4.theft?»«M?#ofthecoumreyof  Caphtor 
5  .Askelon  is  cut  off  with  the  remnant 
£^.5.  10.  whole  remnant  of  thee  will  I  fcatter 
6.8.yet  will  I  leave  a  remnant,  that  ye 
1 1. 1 3.  wilt  thou  make  an  end  of  the  remnant  of 
1 4.22, therein  (halbe  left  a  remnant  that  fhalbe 
23.2f.and  thy  remnant  (hall  fall  by  the  fword 
2  5.i6.and  deftroy  the  remnant  of  the  fea  coaft 
Joel  2.3  2.and  in  the  remnant  whom  the  Lord  (hall 
Amos  1. 8. and  the  remnant  of  the  Philiftines  (hall 
5.  1 5. will  be  gracious  to  the  remnant  of  Jofeph 
9.1 2.that  they  may  pofl'efle  the  remn.  of  Edom 
M'fcab  2. 1  i.I  will  furely  gather  the  remnant  of  Ifr. 
5.  3  .then  the  remnant  of  his  brethren  (hall 
■j  remnant  of  Jacob  (hall  be  in  the  midft: 
8  remnant  of  Jacob  (hall  be  among  the  Gen. 
7. 1  S.tranfgrcffion  of  the  remn.  of  his  heritage 
Ha&.2.8.all  the  remnantof  the  people  (hall  fpoil 
Zepb.1.4.1  will  cut  offthe  remnant  of  Baal 
A.7.  coaft  (hall  be  for  the  remnant  of  the  houfe 

9.the  remnant  of "my  people  (hall  pofleffe 
3.  j  i.ihzrcmnant ofKrael  mall  not  doe  inicjui. 
H£g.i.i2.wich  all  the  remnant  of  the  people 

i4.and  the  fpirit  of  all  the  remnant  of  the 
Zecb.8.6.in  the  eyes  of  the  remnant  of  this  people 
1  z.I  vvil  1  caufe  the  remnant  of  this  people  to 
Mat, zz.6,ar.d  the  remnant  took  his  fervant 
Rom. 9.2.7.  a  remnant  (hall  be  faved 

1  i.f.alfc  there  is  a  remnant  according  to  the 
Revel.  1 1 . 1 3  .and  the  remnant  were  affrighted 
12.17.wcnt  to  make  war  with  the  remnant  of 
1 0.2 1. the  remnant  was  flain  with  the  fword  of 
IRetnofce. 
Gen.$2.  i7.held  up  his  fathers  hand,  to  remove  it 
Num. $6. 7  So  (hall  not  the  inheritance  of  Ifr.  rem. 

^.neither  (hall  the  inheritance  remove  from 
7)c«£.i9.i4.thou  (halt  not  remove  thy  neighbours 
Jofh.%  .3  .then  ye  (hall  >m0z>£  from  your  place 
Judg.g.zg.  then  would  I  >WOT£  Abimelech 
2  S\»».6.ic.fo  David  would  not  remove  the  ark 
2  Kln.z  3 .  27  .Lord  faid,I  will  remove  Judah  alfo 

24.3^0  remove  them  out  of  his  fight 
2  Cfr?o.  3  3 .8  .neither  will  I  any  more  remove  the 
Job  24.i.fome  remove  the  land-maiks 

27.5.I  would  not  remove  mine  integrity  from 
i  Vfa!. 16.11.  let  not  the  hand  of  the  wickedremove 

•  39.io.s'etfMz#thy  ftrokeaway  fromme 
j     1 19.22  .remove  from  me  reproach  and 


zy.remove  from  me  the  way  of  lying 
Pea. 4. 27. remove  thy  foot  from  cvill 
5 .8. remove  thy  way  far  from  her 
22.28.ir«<w  not  the  ancient  land-mark 
z^.io.remove  not  the  old  land-mark 
■3,0.% .remove  far  from  me  vanity  and  lies 
Ecclef.i  1. 10. therefore  remove  forrow  from  thine 
//«.  1 3 . 1 3  .and  the  earth  (hall  re/aw  out  of  her 

46.7-from  his  place  (hall  he  not  remove 
Jet. 4.  1  .then  (halt  thou  not  remove 
27. 10. to  remove  far  from  your  land 
3  2 . 3 1  .that  I  (hould  rraoz/e  it  from 
5 0.3. they  fliall  remove ,they  fliall  depart 
$. remove  out  of  the  midft  of  Babylon 
£^.  i  io.and  remove  by  day  in  their  light 

thou  (halt  rawae  from  thy  place  to 
2r.26.thus  faith  the  Lord  God,Remove  thedia. 
4<}.9;remove  violence  and  fpoil,  and 
Hof.<$.  10.  were  like  them  that  remove  the  bound 
Joel  2.2o.but  I  will  remove  far  off  from  you  the 

3  .g.that  ye  might  remove  them  far  from 
Micab  2-3.ye  (hall  not  remove  your  necks 
Zecb.$,g.  and  I  will  removethe  iniquity  of  that 

t4.4.halfof  the  mountain  (hall  remove  toward 
Mat.  17. 20. remove  hence,— and  it  fliall  remove 
Lu\e  22.42.if  thou  be  willing,  remove  this  cup 
1  Cor,  1 3 .  x.fo  that  I  could  remove  mountains 
Revel.z.^.and  will  remove  thy  candleftick 

IBemofceD. 
Gen.%. 1 3-Noah  removed  the  covering  of  the  ark 
1 2.8.and  he  removed  from  thence  unto  a  moun. 
13.18 .  Abram  removed  his  tent,and  came 
26.22.and  he  removed  thence,  and  digged  ano. 
3  o.  3  5 .  he  removed  that  day  the  he-goacs  that 
47.2 1  .people,he  remove d them  to  cities 
Exod.%.^  1  .and  he  removed  the  fwarms  of  flies 
\^.ig.removed,zni  went  behind  them 
20. 1 8  they  removed,and  flood  afar  off 
Num.  1 2. 1  ^.afterward  the  people  removed  from 
2 1 . 1 2. from  thence  they  removed,and 

1 3. from  thence  they  removed,  and  pitched 
3  3.  j. children  of  Ifrael  removed  from  Ramefes 
7-and  they  removed  from  Etham,and 
o.they  removed  from  Marah,  and  came 
io.and  they  removed  from  Elim,and 
1 1. and  they  removed  from  the  red  fea 
1 4-and  they  removed  from  Alu(h,and 
i6.and  they  removed  from  the  defart  of 
2 1. and  they  removed  from  Libnah,and 
24.and  they  removed  from  mount  Sapher 

2  f  .and  they  removed  from  Haradah,  and 
26.and  they  removed  from  Makheloth,  and 
28. and  they  removed  from  Tarah,and 

3  2.and  they  removed  from  Bene-Jaakan,and 
34  they  removed  from  Jotbathah,and 
3<S.and  they  removed  from  Ezion-Gaber,and 
3  7.and  they  removed  from  Kade(h,and 
46".and  they  removed  from  Dibon-Gad 
47.and  they  removed  from  Almon-Diblath. 

De ut. z  8 . 2 5  .and  (halt  be  removed  into  all 
J0/&.3.1.  and  they  removed  from  Shittim 

1 4. when  the  people  removed  from  their  tents 

1  Sa#z.6'.3.why  his  hand  is  not  removed  from  you 

1  S.i  3. therefore  Saul  removed  him  from  him 

2  Sam. zo.  1 2. he  removed  Amafa  out  of  the  high-w. 
1 3.when  he  was  removed  out  of  the  high-w. 

1  JC'3.i5.i2.andifW9wrfalltheidolswhich  his 
1 3  .even  her  he  removed  from  being  Queen 
i4.but  the  high-places  were  not  removed 
z  Rjn.i  5.4/ave  that  the  high-places  were  not  rem- 

Verfe  3  5. 
1 6. 1 7. and  removed  the  laver  from  off  them 
1 7. 18. and  removed  them  out  of  his  fight 
2  3-untill  the  Lord  removed  Ifrael  out  of  his 
26.the  nations  which  thou  haft  removed 
i8.4.he  remove  d  the  high-places,and  brake 

2  3. 27. as  I  have  removed  Ifraehand  will 
i  Chro.8.6.and  they  removed  them  to  Manahath 

7.hera»o*Wthem3andbegat  Uzza 
z  Cbro.i  $.i6.he  removed  her  from  being  Queen 

3  5".  1 2.and  they  removed  the  burnt-offerings 
Job  14.18.and  the  rock  is  removedout  of  his  place 

1 8.4.(hall  the  rock  be  removed  out  of  his  place 
19.10.  mine  hope  hath  he  removedlike  a  tree 
3  6. 1 6.fo  would  he  have  removed  thee  out  of 
P/i/.46.2.though  the  earth  be  removed,  and 


8 1.6.I  removed  the  burden  from  his  (houlder 

103.12.fo  far  hath  he  removed  our  tranfgrefli. 

,  104.  j.that  it  (hou!d  not  hi  removed  for  ever 

125.1. which  cannot  be  removed,hm  abideth 

Pro.i  0.30.  the  righteous  (hall  never  be  removed 

lfai.6. 1 2.  the  Lord  have  removed  men  far  away 

10. 1 3 .1  have  removed  the  bounds  of  the  people 

3  i.Madmenah  is  removed,the  inhabitants 
22.25.in  the  fore place,be  removed,  and 
24. 20. and  fliall  be  removed  like  a  cottage 
26. 1 5.  thou  hadft  removed  it  far  unto  all  the 
29. 1 3. but  have  removed  their  heart  fir  from  me 
3  o.2o.yet  (hall  not  thy  teachers  be  removed 
3  3.2o.(hall  ever  be  rcmoved,nehhet  (hall 
38.1 2.and  is  removed  from  me  as  a  (hepherds 
54.  io.and  the  hils  be  removed 

neither  (hall  the  cov.of  my  peace  be  rem. 

Jer.  1 5 .4. 1  will  caufe  them  to  be  removed  into  all 

•   24.9. 1  will  deliver  them  to  be  removed  into  all 

Chap.  29. 18. 

3  4. 1 7.I  will  make  you  to  be  removed  into 

Lam.  1. 8. therefore  (he  is  removed :  all  that 

3 . 1 7. and  thou  haft  removed  my  foul 
£^■7-  io.and  their  gold  (hall  be  removed 
23.46.to  be  removed  and  fpoiled 
36. 1 7.as  the  undeanneffe  of  a  removed  woman 
Amos  6.7.thatftretched  themfelves,  (halbe remov. 
Micab  2.4.now  hath  he  removed  it  from  me  • 

7. 1 1  .in  that  day  (hill  the  decree  be  far  removed 
Mat.  z  1  .i  1  .be  thou  removed }and  be  choa    ' 

Mar.11.z1, 
Alis  7-4.he  «»z<wrf  him  unto  this  land 
13.2  i.and  when  he  had  removed  him 
Ga/.  1.  (J.  that  you  are  fo  foon  removed  from 

IRemofcetb, 
Deut.z7.17.  curfedbehe  that  removetb  his 
/<?£  9.5.which  removetb  the  mountains 

1 2. 20.he  removetb  away  the  fpeech  of  the  trufty 
■Ett&/io.9.whofo  removetb  (tones,  fliall  be 
Dan.z.zi.and  the  (eafons :  he  removetb 

ISeincrotrtcr. 
Gf3.3o.3  2.  removing  all  the  fpcckled  cattell  away 
J/M.49.2 1.  and  removing  to  and  fro 
£^.  1 2 .3  .prepare  thee  ftuffe  for  removing 

4.  as  ftuffe  for  removing 
Heb.  1 2.2  7,this  word  ■ — fignifieth  the  removing  of 

IRettiprjan. 
Acts  7.43. and  the  ftar  of  your  god  Remfbon 

l&mrj. 

Ifwf.io.6.neither  rend  your  clotheSj  left  you  die 
13.56.then  he  (halhrarfit  out  of 
21.10.nor  rend  his  clothes 

1  Kjn.  1 1. 1 1 .1  will  furely  rend  the  kingdom  from 

1 2.but  I  will  rend  it  out  of  the  hand  of 
1 3.I  will  not  rend  away  all  the  kingdom 

2  Cfcw.34.27.and  didft  rendthy  clothes,  and 

l$cnt>», 
2\to.i8.9.which  they  fliall  render  unto  me 
Deut.  3  2.41. 1  will  render  vengeance  unto  mine 

43. and  will  render  vengeance  to  his  adverfa. 
Jud.  9.57. did  God  render  upon  their  heads 

1  Sflw.26.23.the  Lord  render  to  every  man  his 

2  Chro.6. 3 o.andrender  unto  every  man  according 
Job  3  3.26.he  will  render  unto  man  his  right 

3  4. 1 1  .the  work  of  a  man  (hall  he  render  to  him 
Pfal.zS. ^.render  to  them  their  defett 

3  8. 20. they  alfo  that  lender  evill  for  good,are 
56.1 2.I  will  renderpaKes  unto  thee 
79.12.and  render  to  our  neighbours  feven-fold 
94. 2.  render  a  reward  to  the  proud 
116.1 2. what  fliall  I  render  unto  the  Lord 
Pre.  24. 1 2  .(hall  not  he  render  to  every  man  accor. 
29.I  will  render  to  the  man  according 
z6. 1 6. then  feven  men  that  can  render  a  reafon 
lfai.66. 1 5. to  render  his  anger  with  fury 
Jer.ji.6.he  will  render  unto  her  a  recompence 

24.1  will  render  unto  Baby lon,and  to 
lam.i.6$?ender  unto  them  a  recompence,  O  La 
Hof.  1 4.2.fo  will  v/erender  the  calves  of  our  lips 
Joel  3 .4.  will  ye  render  me  a  recompence 
Zeck.9. 1 2.I  will  render  double  unto  thee 
Mat.z1.41. which  (hallrender  him  the  fruits  of 
22.21  .render  therefore  unto  Cefar,the  things 
Mar.1z.17.  Lti\e  20.25. 
fifl/».2.6\will  render  to  every  man  according 
1 3.7.  render  therefore  to  all  their  dues 

1  Cor.T.iMt 


REN   REN 


REN   REP 


REP   REP 


i  Cor. y. i. let  the  husband  render  to  the  wife  due 
x  Thcf. 3.9. what  thanks  can  we  render  to  God 
5.1 5  .fee  that  none  render  evill  for  evill 

2i?enDieO. 

Judg.9.%6.  thus  God  rcndred  the  wickedneffe  of 
2  I\jw.$.4.andrendred  unto  the  king  oflfracl  an 
2  Cbro.  3  2.2  y.but  Hezckiah  rcndred  not  again 
Prt>.  1 1. 1 4.(hall  be  readied  unto  him 

iRcntyefl;. 
Pfal.6z.\z*.fox  thou  rendreH  to  every  man  accord. 

lfai.66.6-zvoice  of  the  Lord  that  rendreth  recomp 

18enD?frtg, 
i  Prt.3.9.  not  rendring  evill  for  evill 
IRenem. 

1  Ss;w.t  1. 14.  and  rem?  the  kingdom  there 
py<W.f  1. 10.  and  renew  aright  fpirit  in  me 
Ifai.40.  3 1  .that  wait  on  the  Lord  fhall  renew  their 

4 1.  i.O  iflands,  and  let  the  people  renew  their 
Lam.  5.21  .renew  ourdayesas  of  old 
Heb.6. 6. to  renew  them  again  to  repentance 
ISeneaieb. 

2  Chro.  1 5  .S.and  renewed  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
Job  z^.zo.andmybow  was  renewed  in  mine  hand 
Pfal.  1  o  j .  5  .fo  that  thy  youth  is  renew.like  the  eag. 
z  Cor.4. 1 6.yet  the  inward  man  is  renewed  day  by 
Ephef.4. 2  5 .  be  renewed  in  the  fpirit  of  your  mind 
C0/.3. 10. which  is  renewed  in  knowledge 

IRenewett. 

fob  10. 17-thou  renewed  thy  witneffes  againft  me 
P/«/.i04.30.and  thou  rcnewejl  the  face  of  the  earth 

IRenetrjing. 
Rom.i  2.2.by  the  renewing  of  your  mind 
Tit.$.  j. and  renewing  of  the  holy  Ghoft 

JRertcmncet). 
2  Cor.4.i.but  have  renounced  the  hidden  things 

IRenotxin, 
Ge?z.6.4.which  were  of  old  men  of  renown 
Num.i6. z.in  the  congregation,men  of  renown 
£^.16.14. and  thy  renown  went  forth 

1 5.playedft  the  harlot,  becaufe  of  thy  renown 
34.2o.forthem  a  plant  of  renown 
39.13  and  it  (hall  be  10  them  z  renown 
Van.9.1  y.and  haft  gotten  thee  renown 

JSenoameO. 
iv"«/W.i.itf.thefearethe  renowned  of  the 
lfai.i  4. 20.  feed  of  evill  doers  mall  never  be  renow. 
£^£.23.2 3-great  lords  and  renowned 

26. 17-the  mz<w«ft/city,which  waft  fttong  in 

Ifai.$. za.and  in  ftead  of  a  girdle,  a  rent 
Mat.9.16.  and  the  rent  is  madewoife 

Mar\  2.21. 
Luke  %.i6.\hzn  both  the  new  maketh  a  rent 

ISent. 
Gra.37.3  3 .  Jofeph  is  rent  in  pieces 
E.vtfi.18.3  2.  that  it  be  not  rew 

39.23.with  a  band  —  that  it  fhould  not  rent 
>/6.9.4.and  winebottles,old,&  rent,S(.  bound  up 

■     1 3  .and  behold,  they  be  rent 
fudg.  14.tf.and  he  rent  him  as  he  would  have  rent  3 

1  Sam.  ir.i7.on  the  skirt  of  hismantle,&  it  rent 

28.Sam.faid,The  Lord  hath  rent  the  kingdo 
28.17.for  the  Lord  hath  WW  the  kingdom  out 

2  Sam.  13-1 9.2nd  rent  his  garments  of  divers  colo. 

1  5.3  2.  came  to  meet  him,  with  his  coat  rent 

1  K«.«-4°-fo  that  the  earth  rent  with  the  found 

1  L30.that  was  on  him,andreW  it  in  12.  pieces 
3 1. thus  faith  the  Lord,I  will  rent  the  kingd. 
1 3.3.behold,the  altar  fhall  be  rent 

5. the  altar  alfo  was  rent 
i4.8.and  rent  the  kingdom  away  from  the 
1 9.1 1.  a  great  and  ftrong  wind  rent  the 

2  Kjn.i  7.2  i.for  he  rent  Ift.  from  the  houfe  of  Da. 
E%ra  9.3.I  rent  my  garment,  and  my  mantle 

S.bavingreW  my  garment,  and  my  mantle 
fob  i.20.then  Job  arofe,  and  rent  his  mantle 
2.i2.and  they  rent  every  one  his  mantle 
itf.8.and  the  cloud  is  not  rent  under  them 
Ecckf.i.j,2.  time  to  rent,  and  a  time  to  fow 
;  lfai.64.X1Q  that  thou  wouldeft  rent  the  heavens 
Jer.16.z4.nor  rent  their  garments,  neither 
E\cli.  1 3 . 1 1 .  and  ftormy  wind  (hall  rent  ic 
13.1  will  rent  it  with  a  ftormy  wind 
29-7-  and  rent  all  their  (houlder 
30.1  tf  .and  No  (hall  be  re w  afunder 


ffo/^i  3.8.and  will  rent  the  caul  of  their  heart 
Joel  2 . 1 3  .and  re nt  your  heart,  and  not  your  garm . 
Mat.y.6.and  turn  again,  and  reW  you 

27.  j  1.  vail  of  the  temple  was  rent  in  twain 

Mar.i  5.  38. 
earth  did  quake,and  the  rocks  rent 
Mar.i).z6.ff\xit  cryed,and  renthixa  fore 
Liife  z  3. 4f. vail  of  the  temple  was  rent  in  the  mi. 
Jofe  19.24.let  not  us  rent  it,  but  caft  lots 
J&ZXlt  clothes,  SeeCiOtfjeff, 

iRenteft, 

/<?>-.4.30.though  thou  rentcft  thy  face  with 

IBenting. 

V fal. y.  z. renting  it  in  pieces,while  there  is  none 

IBrpair, 
2  Iti/Z.ri.y.and  let  themreprti!"  the  breaches 
7>why  repair  ye  not  the  breaches 
JS'.neither  to  repair  the  breaches 
1 2. and  hewed  ftone  to  repair  the  breaches  of 
that  was  laid  out  for  the  houfe  to  repair 
22.f.to  repair  the  breaches  of  the  houfe 
6. and  hewen  ftone  to  repair  the  houfe 
2  Cfo"0.24.4.Joafh  was  minded  to  repair  the  houfe 
5  .gather  of  all  Ifr.  money  to  repair  the  houfe 
1 2.and  hired  carpenters  to  repair  the  houfe 
3 4. 8. to  repair  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  his  God 
io.to  repair  and  mend  the  houfe 
Ex?a  9-9.and  to  rep/air  the  defolations  thereof 
Ifai.6 1  -4.and  they  fhall  repair  the  wafte  cities 

IRepaireD. 
fudg.11.z3. and  repaired  the  cities,and  dwelt  in 
i  Kjn.i  1. 27.  Solomon  built  Millo3and  repaired 

1 8«3o.and  he  repaired  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
2  Kjn>i  2.6.the  prieft  had  not  repaired  the  breaches 
I4.and  repaired  therewith  the  houfe  of  the  L. 

1  Cbro.  1 1 . 8 .  and  Joab  repaired  the  reft  of  the  city 

2  Cfcre.29.3.thedoorsof  the  houfe  of  the  L.&  rep. 

3  2. 5. and  repaired  Mi\\o,'m  the  city  of  David 
3  3. 16. he  repaired  the  altar  of  the  Lord 
iVete.3.4.next  unto  them  repaired  Merimoth 

Verfe  21. 
next  unto  them  repaired  Mefhullam 
Verfe  30. 
next  unto  them  repaired  Zadok 
f  .next  unto  them  the  Tekoites  repaired 
ff.the  old  gate  repaired  Jehoiada  the  fon  of 
7. next  to  them  repaired  Melatiah  the  fon  of 
8  .next  to  him  repaired  Uzziel  the  fon  of 
p.next  to  them  repaired  Rephaiah  the  fon  of 
icnext  to  them  repaired  Jedaiah  the  fon  of 
next  to  him  repaired  Hattufh  the  fon  of 
1  i.Pahath-Moab,  repaired  the  other  piece 
1 2.next  to  him  repaired  Shallurn  the  fon  of 
1 3. the  valley-gate  repaired  Hanun 
I4.the  dung-gate  re/weiMalchiah  the  fon 

1  5  .the  gate  of  the  fountain  repaired  Shallurn 
1 6.after  him  repazredNehemiah  the  fon  of 
1 7.after  after  him  repaired  the  Levitcs 

next  unto  him  repaired  Hafhabiah 
1 8. after  him  repaired  their  brethren 
i9.next  to  him  repaired  Ezer 
2o.after  him  Baruch — repair. the  other  piece 

2  2. after  him  repaired  the  priefts,the  men  of 
23.after  him  re/wre^  Benjamin 

after  him  repaired  Azariah 
24.after  him  repaii'.Binnui— -another  piece 
27.after  them  the  Tekoites  repaired  another 
aS.from  above  the  horfe-gate  repaired  the  pr. 
29-after  them  repairedZadok  the  fon  of 

after  him  repaired  alfo  Shemaiah 
jo.after  him  repaired  Hananiah  the  fon  of 

3  1. after  him  repaired  Malchiah  the  gold-fm. 
3  2.unto  the  fheep-gate  repaired  the  gold-fm. 

IRepairittg. 
2  Chro.14.i7. 2nd  the  repairing  of  the  houfe  of  God 

IRepafrer. 
Ifai.  5  8 .  \  2.thou  fhalt  be  called  the  repairer  of  the 

IRepap. 
Dew.7.io.he  will  repay  him  to  his  face 
fob  21.3  i.and  who  fhall  repay  him 

41.11.who  hath  prevented  me,  that  I  fhould  rep. 
Ifai.  59. 1 8  .to  their  deeds,accordingly  he  w ill  repay 
to  the  ifhnds  he  will  repay  recompence 
La\e  10.3  5  .when  I  come  again  I  will  repay  thee 
Rom.  1 2. 19.I  will  repay, faith  the  Lord 
Pbilcm.ig.1  Paul  have  written  it,  I  will  repay  it 


Pro.  1 3 . 2  1  .but  to  the  righteous  good  fhalbe  repay.  \ 

18enar>ctij. 
beitt.7.1  o.and  repayetb  them  that  hate  him  to  their 

IB^eatetr/. 

Pro.  1 7#9.but  he  that  repeateth  a  matter,  feparateth 

IBepmt. 

Exod.  1 3 . 1 7. left  perad venture  the  people  repent 

32.1  z.turn  from  thy  tierce  wrath,and  repent  of 

Naw.23.19.nei.the  fon  of  man  that  he  fhould  rep. 

Dcut.i  2.36.  Lord  fhall  judge  his  people,  &  repent 

1  Sam.  1 5.29.ftrength  of  Ifr.will  not  lie,nor  repent 

he  is  not  a  man  that  he  fhould  repeat 

1  Kjn.8. 47. snd  repmt, and  makefupplicationsto 
fob  42.6.and  repent  in  duft  and  afhes 

Pfal.yo.  1 3 .  and  let  it  repent  thee  concerning  thy 
1 10. 4. Lord  hath  fworn,and  will  not  repent 
1 3  f .  1 4.and  he  will  repent  himfelf  concerning 
fer.4. 28.I  have  purpofcdit,and  will  not  repent 
1 8.8.1  will  repent  of  the  evill  that  I 

10.  then  1  will  repent  of  the  good  wherewith 
26.3. that  I  may  repent  me  of  the  evill  which 
1 3  .and  the  Lord  will  repent  him  of  the  evill 

42. 1  o.  I  repent  me  of  the  evill  that  I  have  done 
E-^eli.  1 4.6.re/)jw,and  turn  your  felves  from  your 

i8.30,repcw,and  turn  your  felves  from  all  your 

24.i4.neither  will  I  rept'W,accord.tb  thy  wayes 

JoeLz.  i4.if  ye  will  return,and repent,  and  leave 

Jonah  3.9.wboctn  tell  if  God  will  turn  &  repent 

Hat.  3 .  z.npent  ye ,for  the  kingdom  of  heaven  is  at 

4. 1 7-and  to  fay,  Repent,  for  the  kingdom 
Mir.  1. 1  j. repent  ye 3znd  beleeve  the  gofpcl 

6. 1 2. and  preached  that  men  fhould  repent 
Luke  13. 3. but  except  ye  repent, ye  fhall     Verfe  %. 
1tf.30.went  to  them  from  thedead,they  willre. 
17. 3. and  if  he  rcpent,forgiye  him 
4-faying,I  repent  j  thou  fhalt  forgive  him 
Affs  2.3  8.;t|«W,and  be  baptized  every  one  of  you 
3.1  g.repent  ye  therefore ,and  be  converted 
B.zz.repent  therefore  of  this  thy  wickedneffe 
17.30.but  now  commandethall  mentorepeW 
z6 .20. that  they  fhould  repent,znd  turn  to  God 

2  Cor.7',8. 1  do notrepent,thous,hl  did  repent 
Heb.7. 2 1  .the  Lord  fware,and  will  not  repent 
Revel.  2. 5. remember  whence  thou  art  fallen,&  re. 

except  thou  repent 
\6. repent, ox  elfe  I  will  come  unto  thee 
2  i.I  gave  her  fpace  to  repent  of 
22.into  great  tribulation,except  they  repent 
3 . 3  .and  heard,and  hold  faft,  and  repent 
19.be  zealous  therefore,and  repent 
ISepentancc. 
Hofea  1 3  .i^.repentance  fhall  be  hid  from  mine  eies 
Ato.3.8.bring  forth  fruits  meet  for  repentance 

1  i.I  baptize  you  with  water  unto  repentance 
9. 1 3. but  finners  to  repentance 

Mar.z.\7.  Lu\e  %.  32. 
Mai.  i.4.and  preach  the  baptifme  of  repentance 
Lu\e  3.3  preaching  the  baptifme  of  repentance 
8. bring  forth  fruits  worthy  of  repentance 
1 5.7. which  need  no  repentance 
24.47.and  that  repentance  and  remiffion  of  fins 
AEls  5 . 3 1  .for  to  give  repentance  to  Ifrael 

1  i.i8.God  alfo  to  the  Gentiles  granted  repent. 
13.24.the  baptifme  of  re  pent  ante  xo  all  people 
1 9. 4. John  verily  baptiz.  with  the  baptif.of  rep. 

20.2  i.and  alfo  to  the  Greeks,  repentance 
2tf.20.and  do  works  meet  for  repentance 

Rom.z./L.oi  God  leadeth  thee  to  repentance 

1  i.29.gifts&  calling  of  God  are  without  rep. 
z  Cor.7.g.b\it  that  ye  forrowed  to  repentance 

10. godly  forrow  worketh  repentance 
zTim.z.z^.iiG.  peradventure  will  give  them  rep. 
Heb.6.  i.again  the  foundation  of  repentance 
6.to  renew  them  again  unto  repentance 
1 2.17-for  he  found  no  place  of  repentance 
2  Pe£.3.9.but  that  all  fhould  come  to  repentance 

Gen.6.6.h  repented  the  L.  that  he  had  made  man 
Exod.i  2. 1 4. and  the  Lord  repented  of  the  evill 
Judg.z. 1%  .fox  it  repentedthe  Lord  becaufeof 
2i.6.children  of  Ifrael  repented  them  for  Ben  j.  1 
1 5 .and  the  yeoyle  repented  them  for  Benjam. 

1  Sam.  15.35 .Lord  repentedhe  had  made  Saul  king 

2  Sam.  24. 1 6".the  Lord  repented  him  of  the  evil  1 

1  Chro.zi.  if' 
P/fr/.  1064  y.  and' 


REP        REP 

Pfal.  1 06.45. and  repented  according  to  the  multit. 

Jcr.a.6.no  man  repented  him  of  his  wickedmffe 

20. 1 6. which  the  Lord  overthrew,  &  repent,  not 

26.i9.and  the  Lord  repentedhim  of  the  evill 

3 1. 19.I  repented;  and  after  that  I  was  inftruft. 

Amos  7.  i  .the  Lord  repented  for  this.lt  fhall  not  be 

Vcrfe  6. 
Jonah  j.io.and  God  repented  of the  evill  that  he 
Zech.8. 1 4.faith  the  Lord  of  hofts,&  I  repented  not 
Ate.  1  i.20.becaufe  they  repented  not 

21  .they  would  have  repented  long  agone 
1 1.41. becmk  they  rcpe?itcd  at  the  preaching 

Lu\e  11.32. 
21.19.but  afterward  he  repented,  and  went 
3  2. ye  when  ye  had  feen  it,repented not 
27,3. Judas  repented  himfelf,and  brought 
Lu\e  10.13  .they  had  a  great  while  agone  repented 
2  Cfl/.T.ie.nottoberepwjffdof^but  theforrow 

1 2.2 1. and  have  not  repented  of  the  undeannes 
Refe/.i.n.and  fhe  repented  not  t 
9. 20 .by  thefe  plagues,yet  repented  riot 

2 1  .neither  repented  they  of  their  murthers 
i6.9-and  they  repentednot,  to  give  him  glory 
1 1  .and  repented  not  of  their  deeds 

ISepenteft. 

/«M&4.2.and  repentejl  thee  of  the  evill 

IRepentetrj. 
Ge8.6-7.it  repenteth  me  that  I  have  made  them 
1  Sam.i^.  1 1  .it  repenteth  me  that  I  have  fet  up  Saul 
7»e/  2.13  .and  repenteth  him  of  the  evill 
hu\e  15.7 .over  one  finner  that  repenteth   Ver.io. 

iRepenting. 
jet.  1  j  .6. 1  am  weary  with  repenting 

IftepenttngO. 
Hof.  1  r  .8.  my  repentmgs  are  kindled  together 

IRepetitionsf, 
Mal.6*7.uk  not  vain  repetitions,  as  the  heathen 

IReprjarj. 
1  Chro.j. ij. and  Re phab  was  fon  toBeriah 

IRephael. 

1  C/;w.26.7.fons  of  Shcmaiah :  Othni,&  Rephael 

ISeprjaiah. 

1  Chro.$.i  1. the fonsof Rephaiab,  thefonsof  Arn. 
4.42. having  for  their  captains,— Rephaiab 
7.2.fonsof Tola:  Uzzi, and  Rephaiab 
9.43.begat  Binea  :  and  Rephaiab  his  fon 

Nebem. 3.9. next  to  them  repaired  Rephaiab 
IReptjafm, 

2  S<«8. 5.18  .fpread  themf.in  the  valley  of  Repbaim 

Verfe  22.    iCbro.14.9. 

23.1  j.Philiftines  pitched  in  the  valley  of  Reph. 

1  Chro.n. 15. 
Ifai.17.^.  that  gathcreth  cars  in  the  valley  otReph. 

lRcpl)atm0. 
Ge#.i4.f.and  (tnote  the  Repbaim  sin  Afhteroth 
1  f.io.Hittitesjand  the  Perizzites,&  the  Reph. 
IRepljtWm. 
Exod.  1 7. 1  .and  pitched  in  Repbidim,  and 
8.  Amaltk  fought  with  lfrael  in  Ri 
19. 2. they  were  departed  from  Repbidim,ind 
Num.  33.14.and  encamped  at  Repbidim 
1  5  .and  they  departed  from  Repbidim 

lEcpleniO). 
Gen.  1. 28.be  fiuitfull,  and  replenijh  the  earth 

Chap.  9. 1. 
IRcplcnlfljct). 
Ifai.  2.6-becaufe  they  be  rcplcmfhed  from  the 

23.2.merch. —  that  paiTe  over  the  fea, have  ;?/>/. 
fer.i  1.25.1  have  replenijhed  evety  forrowfull  foul 
E^  26.2.I  fhalbe  replenijh.  now  fhe  is  laid  wafte 

27.2  J. and  thou  waft  repknijhed 

IRepIpft. 

Row.9i20.who  art  thou  that  replyeft  againft  God 

IBepoit- 

Gir«.37.2.brought  to  his  father  their  evill  report 
Exod.  23.1  .thou  (halt  not  raife  a  falfe  report 
Num.  13.3* .and  they  brought  up  an  evill  report 

1 4. 3  7.thofe  men  that  did  bring  up  the  evill  rep. 
Deut.i. 1 5. who  fhall  hear  report  of  thee,and 

1  Sam.z. 24.it  is  no  good  report  that  I  hear 
1  Kjn.io.6.h  was  a  true  report  that  I  heard 

iCbro.9.  5. 
Nebem.6.i  3  .they  might  have  matter  for  an  evil  re. 
"Pro.  1  5  .3  o.and  a  good  report  maketh  the  bones  fat 
i/SJ.23.  J.at  the  report  concerning  Egypt 

fo  fhall  they  be  pained  at  the  rep.ot~  Tyre 


REP       REP 

28.19.to  underftand  the  report 

5  3".  1  .w  ho  hath  beleeved  our  report 
7er.50.43.king  of  Babylon  hath  heard  the  report 
John  1 2.3  8. Lord,  who  hath  beleeved  our  report 

Rom.io.i6. 
Acts  6".3.feven  men  of honcft  report 

10.2  2. and  of  good  report  among  all  the  people 
22.r2.havingagoodre/w£of  all  the  Jewes 

z  Cor. 6. 8.by  evill  report  and  good  report 
PhU.q  8 .  w  hatfoever  things  are  of  good  report 
1  T«s8.3.7.agood  report  of  them  that  are  without 
Heb.  1 1 .  z.  elders  obtained  a  good  report 

39,thefe  all  having  obtained  a  good  report 
3  John  1 2. Demetrius  hath  good  report  of  all  men 

ISepojt. 
Jer.zo.\o.report,(\y  they,and  we  will  report  it 
1  Cw.14.25.he  will  worfhip  God,&  report  that  G. 

HUpoiteD. 
Nchcm.6.6.w herein  was  written,  It  is  reported 
7.and  now  fhall  it  be  reported  to  the  king 
i9.ajfo  they  reported  his  good  deeds 
£/2.i.i7.when  it  (hill  be  reported,  The  king 
•E^.9.1  l.reported  the. matter jfaying,  I  have 
Mat,iS.i  5<this  faying  is  commonly  reported ,imo. 
Acls  4.2  3. and  reported  all  that  the  chief  pnefts  had 
i6.2.which  was  wellre/wtedofby  the  brethr. 
&<M».3.8.as  we  be  flanderoufly  reported,and 
1  Cor.  5. 1  .it  is  reported  commonly,  that  there  is 
1  7y».5.io-well>-ep<tt'ta/ot"  for  good  works 
1  Pet.  1 . 1 2  .the  things  w  hich  are  now  reported 

ISepjtoach. 
Jojb.f.g.I  rolled  away  the  reproach  of  Egypt 

1  Sam.  1 1 . 2  .and  lay  it  for  a  reproach  on  all  lfrael 

17.26.and  taketh  away  the  reproach  from  lfrael 
Nebem.  1  3 .  are  in  great  affliction  and  reproach 

2. 17. that  we  be  no  more  a  reproach 

4.4.and  return  their  reproach  upon 

5.9.becaufe  of  the  reproach  of  the  heathen 
Pfal.  15.3  .taketh  up  a  reproach  againft  his  neighb. 

57.3  .and  fave  me  from  the  reproach  of  him  that 
69.7. for  thy  fake  I  have  born  reproach 

20. reproach  hath  broken  my  heart 
71.13.let  them  be  covered  withreproach 
78.66.he  put  them  to  a  perpetual!  reproach 
79.1 2.their  reproach  wherewith  they  have  repr. 
89.  50.remember,Lord,  the  reproach  of  thy  ferv. 
I  bear  in  my  bofom  the  reproach  of 
1 1 9. 2 2.remove  from  me  reproach  and 
Pro.6. n.znd  his  reproach  fhall  not  be  wiped  away 
14.34.but  fin  is  a  reproach  to  any  people 
1 8.  j .and  with  ignominy  reproach 
i9.26.thatcaufeth  fhame,and  bringeth  reproach 

2  2.io.yea,ftrife  and  rep  roach  fhall  ceafe 
Ifai  4. 1.  to  take  away  our  reproach 

5 1.7.  fear  ye  not  the  reproach  of  rnen 
54.4,and  fhall  not  remember  the  reproach  of 
/^v. 2 3. 40.I  will  bring  an  everlafting  reproach  on 

3  1 .  19.beca1.1fe  I  did  bear  the  reproach  of  my 
j  1.5  i.bccaufe  we  have  heard  reproach 

Ldm.i^o.he  is  filled  full  with  reproach 

6 1. thou  haft  heard  their  reproach ■_,  O  Lord 
5"  .i.eonfider  and  behold  our  reproach 
E^f^.  16. 57.as  at  the  time  of  thy  reproach 
21.28.and  concerning  their  reproach 
36.15  .neither  (halt  thou  bear  the  reproach  of 
30.ye  fhall  receive  no  more  reproach  of 
.D#i.ii.i8.fhallcaufe  the  re/>>wfc  offered  by  him 
to  ceafe  without  his  own  reproach 
Hofca  1 2.i4.and  his  reproach  fhall  his  Lord  return 
Joel  2. 17. and  give  not  thine  heritage  to  reproach 
Micab  6. 1 6. ye  fhall  bear  the  reproach  of  my  people 
Zepfc.2.8.Ihave  heard  the  reproach  of  Moab 
3.i8.towhom  the  reproach  of  it  wasaburden 

2  Cor.  1 1.2 1 .1  fpeak  as  concerning  reproach 
1  Ti».j.7.1efthefall  intoreproach 

4.io.we  both  labour,  and  fuffer  reproach 
Heb.  1  i.26.efteeming  the  reproach  of  Chrift  great. 

1 3.1 3-without  the  camp,bearing  his  reproach 
A  IRepiOach, 
Gen.34.14.that  were  a  reproach  unto  us 
Pfal.  1 5 . 3 .  nor  taketh  up  a  reproach  againft 

22.6.a  reproach  of  men,and  defpifed  of  the  peo. 

3 1, 1  i.I  was  a  reproach  among  all  mine 

3  9. 8. make  me  not  a  reproach  of  the  foolifh 

44. 1 3  .thou  makeft  us  a  reproach  to  our  neighb. 

79>4.we  are  become  a  reproach  to  our  neighbou. 


REP       REP 

89.4 1. he  is  a  reproach  to  his  neighbours 
1 09. 2  5 .1  became  alfo  a  reproach  unto  them 
Pro.  14.3  4. but  fin  is  a  reproach  to  any  people 
Ifai-i  o.f.but  a  fhame,and  alfo  a  reproach 
Jcr.6. 1  o.word  of  the  Lord  is  unto  them  a  reproach 
2o.8.becaufc  the  word  of  the  L.was  made  a  rep. 
24.9.for  their  hurt,  to  be  a  reproach 
29. 1 8. and  an  hiffing,  and  ^reproach 
42.18  .and  a  curfe,and  a  reproach,  and  ye 

Chap.44. 1  2t 
44. 8. that  ye  might  be  a  curfc, and  a  reproach 
49.1 3. that  Bozrah  fhall  become  a  reproach 
E?Sks  5- '  4-1  will  make  thee  wafte,  and  a  reproach 
i  j.fo  it  fhall  be  a  reproach,  and 
22.4.therefoie  have  I  made  thee  a  reproach 
Dan. 9. 1 6.thy  people  are  become  a  reproach  to 
Joel  2. 1 9.I  will  no  more  make  you  a  reproach 

My  iRepioach, 
Gen.i 0.2 ?.God  hath  taken  away  my  reproach 

1  Sam-  25.3  9-that  pleadeth  the  caufe  of  my  reproach 
Job  19. 5. and  plead  againft  my  reproach 

20.3.I  have  heard  the  check  of  my  reproach 
Pfal.6y.  10. that  was  to  my  reproach 

19. thou  haft  known  my  reproach,  and 
1 19.39.turn  away  my  reproach  which 
Lu^e  1 .2  5  .to  take  away  my  reproach  among  men 

IScpioacf). 
Ruth  1. 1 5.1et  h  r  glean,  and  reproach  her  not 

2  Kjn.19  4.his  mafter  hath  fen:  to  reproach  the 

/A/.37.4. 
i6.w!)ichhathfentto;r/>;'0<«{>  the  living  G. 
Ifai.  37.  17. 
Nebem.6. 1 3 .  that  they  might  reproach  me 
Job  %7.6.my  heart  fhall  not  reproach  me 
Pfal.^z.  1  o.mine  enemies  reproach  me 

74.  to.how  long  fhall  the  adverfary  reproach  me 
I02.8.mine  enemies  reproach  me  all  the  day 
Lul(e  6.2  2.and  fhall  reproach  you,and  caft  you  out 

iSepioadjeU. 

2  Kjn.iy.z  2. whom  haft  thou  reproached,  and 

•f/^.37.23. 
2  3  .thou  haft  reproached  the  Lord 

//fli.37.24. 
Job  1 9. 3. ten  times  have  ye  reproached  me 
Pfal.  5  5 . 1 2  .it  was  not  an  enemy  that  reproach,  me 
69. 9.that  reproached  thee,  are  fallen  upon  me 
74.18.that  the  enemy  hath  reproachedtO  Lord 
79. 1  i.whcrevvith  they  have  reproached  thee,  O 
89.51  .wherewith  thine  enemies  have  reproached 
they  have  reproached  the  foot-fteps  of 
Zf^&.2.8.whereby  they  have  reproached  my  people 
io.becaufe  they  have  reproached  and  magnifi. 
Rom. 1 5. 3.  reproaches  of  them  that  reproached  thee 
1  Pet.q.i^.itye  be  reproached  (ox  the  name  of  Chr. 

ISeptaachCiJ. 
P/i/.69.9.and  the  reproaches  of  them  that 

Kow.ij.j. 
Zpi.43.28.and  lfrael  to  reproaches 
1  Cor.  12. 10. 1  takepleafure  in  reproaches 
Heb.  10.3  3.a  gazi'nsj-ftock.both  by  reproaches 

IRcpioatJjeft. 
Lu\e  1  i.45.Mafter,thus  faying  thou  reproacheft  us 

IRcpioactjetj). 

Num.  15.3  o.or  a  ftranger,the  fame  reproach,  the  L. 

P/S/.44. 1 6.for  the  voice  of  him  that  reproacheth 

74.2  2. how  the  foolifh  man  reproacheth  thee 

1 1 9.4 1. to  anfwer  him  that  reproacheth  mee 

Pro.  14.3 1.  the  poor,  reproacheth.  his  Maker 

Chap.  17-  f. 
27.1x.that  I  may  anfwer  him  that  reproacheth 
i5ep?oacf)faUp. 

Job  1 6.  io.fmittcn  me  upon  the  cheek  reproachfully 

1  T«».5.i4.givenoneoccafion— :o fpeak  reprtac. 

l&epzohate. 

Jer.6.\o.reprobate  filver  (hall  men  call  them 
Rom.  1.  £8  .God  gave  them  over  to  a  reprobate  mind 

2  TiOT.3.8.  reprobate  concerning  the  faith 
Tit.  1.  i6.and  to  every  good  work  reprobate 

IRepiobateg. 
2  Cor.  1 3 . 5 .  C  hrift  is  in  you,except  ye  be  reprobates 
6.know  that  we  are  not  reprobates 
7.1s  honeftj  though  we  be  as  reprobates 
IBeptoof. 
Job  26.1 1. and  are  aftonifhed  at  his  reproof 
Pro.  1.2  3.  turn  you  at  my  reproof 

2  5.  and  would  none  of  my  reproof 
_____„___„__ 3Q.th:y 


REP        R  E  Q_ 

jo.they  defpifed  all  my  reproof 
5.1  2.and  my  heart  defpifed  reproof 
10.  i7.buc  he  that  refufech  reproof,en-eth 
1  i.i. he  that  hateth  reproof is  brutith 
1 3 . 1 8.but  he  that  regardeth  reproof,  (hall  be 
15.5  .but  he  that  regardeth  reproof  is  prudent 
1  o.he  that  hateth  reproof  (hall  die 
5  r  .the  ear  that  hearcth  the  reproof  of  life 
3  i.but  he  that  heareth  reproof  getteth 
17. io.a reproof  entreth  more  into  a  wife  man 

29.1  y.the  rod  and  reproof  'give  wifdom 

2  Tim.  1.16. is  profitable  for  doftrinc,  for  reproof 

if$cp?oof#. 
P/Si!.j8.i4.and  in  whole  mouth  are  no  reproofs 
Pro.6.  2  3. and  reproofs  of  inftruftion  are  the  way 

IKepzone, 
2  $8.  i94.and  will  reprove  the  words  which  the 

iy«".  37.4. 
/06  (?.  1 5  .but  w  hat  doth  your  arguing  reprove 
z6.do  ye  imagine  to  reprove  words 
1  j. 10. he  will  furely  reprove  you 
az.4.will  be  reprove  thee  for  fear  of  thee 
Pfal.  50.8.I  will  notreprove  thee  for  thy  burnt-off. 
2 i.but  I  will /cp/OM  thee,and  fet  them 
1 4 1 . 5 .let  him  reprove  me,it  (hall  be  an 
Prfl.9.8. reprove  not  a  fcorner,  left  he  hate  thee 

19.2  5  .and  reprove  one  that  hath  understanding 
3  o.6.1eft  he  reprove  thee,and  thou  be  found 

tfai.i  1. 3. neither  reprove  after  the  hearing  of  his 

4>and  reprove  with  equity 
JfA2.19.thy  back-fliding  (hall  reprove  thee 
Htf/.4.4.1et  no  man  fttive,nor  reprove  another 
John  i6.8.when  he  is  come,he  will  reprove  the 
Efhef.5.1  i.but  rather  reprove  them 
1  Tim.q.z.reprovej  rebuke,exhort  with  all 

Gen.zo. 16.  thus  (he  was  reproved 

21.2  5  .reproved  Abimelech  becaufe  of  a  well 
1  Cbro.  16. 2 i.yea,  he  reproved  kings  for  their  fakes 
Pfrt.105.14. 
Pro.29.1-he  that  being  often  reproved,  hardeneth 
7er.29.27.why  haft  thou  not  reproved  Jeremiah 
Hab.z.i.v/iat  I  mall  anfwer  when  I  am  reproved 
tu\e  j.i9.Herod  the  Tetrarcb,  being  reproved  by 
John  3 . 2  o.left  his  deeds  fhould  be  reproved 
Epbef.5.  1 3 .all  things  that  are  reproved,  are  made 

lRep?otortb. 
Job  40. 2.he  that  reproveth  God,  let  him  anfwer  it 
Pro. 9.7  .he  that  reproveth  a  fcorner,getteth 

1  j.i 2.  a  fcorner  loveth  not  one  that  reproveth 
ifai.zy. zi.fax  him  that  reproveth  in  the  gate 

lEepiober. 
Pm.  25.1 2X0  is  a  wife  reprover  upon  an  obedient 
£^£.3 .26.and  (halt  not  be  to  them  a  reprover 

ISejintatfott". 
£«&/!  io.i.bina  that  is  in  ■icputation  for 
,40s  j.34.had  in  reputation  among  all  the  people 
Ga/,  2.  z.privately  to  them  which  w  ere  of  reputation 
Phil.z.7.but  made  himfelf  of  no  reputation, 
29«and  hold  fuch  in  reputation 
JRepnteu. 
Job  1 8. 3. and  reputed  vile  in  your  fight 
Dan.4.1 5. inhabitants  of  the  earth  are  reputed  as 

IReqneft, 

JWg.8.24.1  would  defire  a  re^«e/2  of  you 
2  5a«.  1 4. 1 5 .will  perform  the  rf^.of  his  hand-m. 
2  2.in  that  the  king  hath  fulfilled  the  requefi 
E\ra  7.6.  king  granted  him  all  his  requefi 
Nehem.z.4.  for  what  doft  thou  make  requefi 
£/?.4.8.and  to  make  requefi  before  him 
5.3  .and  what  is  thy  requefi 

tf.what  is  thy  requefi  ?  even  to  the  half  of  the 
Chap.  7.2. 
7. my  petition,and  my  requefi  is 
8. and  to  perform  my  requefi 
7.3  .and  my  people  at  my  requefi 

7.Haman  ftoodup  to  make  requefi  for  his 
9.i2.what  is  thy  requefi  further  ?  and  it  (hall be 
Job  6.8  .that  I  might  have  my  requefi 
P/a/.2i.2.haftnot  withholdenthere^/tf/z'ofhisli. 

106. 1  j.and  he  gave  them  their  requefi 
Rom.  1. 1  o.making  requefi  ("if  by  any  means 
Phil.  1 .4-for  you  alljimking  requefi  with  joy 
4-6.1et  yomrequefi  be  made  known  to  God 
ISeqaefleO, 
/«i?.8.26.weight  of  tiie  golden  ear-ri.that  he  req. 


RE  Q^     RER 

I  Kin.  1 9.4.and  he  requefied  for  himfelf  that  he       1 
1  Cbro.4. 1  o.God  granted  him  that  which  he  requ. 
Dan.i.H.herequefiedofthe  prince  of  the  Eunuches 
2.49.then  Daniel  requefied  of  the  king 
IReqntre. 
Gcn.9.  J-your  bloud  of  your  lives  will  I  require 

at  the  hand  of  every  beaft  will  I  require 
mans  brother  will  I  req.  the  life  of  man 
3  i.39.of  my  hand  didft  thou  require  it 
43 .9-of  my  hand  (halt  thou  require  him 
Dent.  1  o.  1  i.what  doth  the  Lord  thy  God  require 
18.19.I  will  rc^wre  it  of  him 
23.21.for  the  Lord  will  furely  require  it  of  thee 
J0Jh.zz.z3  .let  the  Lord  himfelf  require  it 

1  &«».2o.i6.1etthe  Lord  even  require  it  at  the 

2  Sam. 1 .1 3. but  one  thing  I  require  of  thee 

4.1 1  .(hall  I  nottherefore  now  require  his  bloud 

i9.38.whatfoever  thou  (halt  require  of  me 
1 Kjn.B.fp.zs  the  matter  (hall  require 
1  Chro.z  1 .3  .why  then  doth  my  lord  require  this 
z  Cbro.z4.zz.th2  Lord  look  upon  it3and  require  it 
Exra  7.2  i.whatfoever  Ezra  — (hall  require  of  you 

8.22.I  wasafhamed  to  rewire ofthe  king  a 
Nchem.  5. 1 2. and  will  require  nothing  of  them 
Pfal.  1 0.13. thou  wilt  not  require  it 
£^.3.i8.but  his  bloud  will  I  require  at  thine  ha. 
Verfe  20.  Chap.33.8. 

20.40.and  there  will  I  require  your  offerings 

3  3. 6.  his  bloud  liercquire  at  the  watch-mans  h. 

3 4. 10. and  I  will  requite  my  flock  at  their  hand 
Micah  5.8. what  doth  the  Lord  require  of  thee 
1  Cor.  1.2  2. for  the  Jewesrcquire  a  (ign 

7.3  6. and  need  fo  require,[et  him  do  what 
iKeqafreO. 

G«2.42.i2.behold  alfo,his  bloud  is  requited 
Exod.i  2.36\fuch  things  as  they  required 

1  Sam.z  i.8.becaufe  the  kings  bufinefle  requ.h&c 

2  Sam.  1 2.20.and  when  he  requiredfthey  fet  bread 

1  Cbro.  i6.37.asevery  dayes  work  required 

2  rtro.8.i4.asthe  duty  of  every  day  required 

E'tra  3.  4. 
24.6".why  haft  thou  not  required  of  the  Levites 
Nebem.  5. 18. yet  for  all  this  requirednot  I  the 
Efi.z.i  5  .(he  required  nothing,but  what  Hegai 
PyS/.40.6.fin-offering  haft  thou  not  required 

1 3  7-3  .they  that  wafted  us, required  of  us  mirth 
Prfl.30.7.  two  things  havel  requiredof  thee 
Ifai.  1 . 1 2.  w  ho  hath  required  this  at  your  hind 
Luke  1  i.jo.may  be  required  of  this  generation  ■ 
5 1 .  it  (hall  be  requiredof  this  generation 
12. 20 .this  night  thy  foul  (halbe  ?^/«r.  of  thee 

48 .of  him  (hall  be  much  required 
19. 23.I  might  have  requircdmine  own  with 
2 3. 24. that  it  (hould  be  as  they  required 

1  Cor.4.2.moreover,it  is  required  in  ftewards 

IRequtteft. 
i?«*&  3.1 1 .1  will  do  to  thee  all  that  thou  require fi 

lSeqtiiret!). 
Ecclefi.15.  and  God  reqniretb  that  which  is  paft 
Dan.z.i  1  .it  is  a  rare  thing  that  the  king  reqniretb 

JSeqnidng. 
Lu\e  23.23.with  loud  vokes,requiring  that  he 

IRequtte. 
Gra.  50.  1  j.  will  certainly  requite  us  all  the  evill 
Deut.  3  2<6.do  ye  thus  requite  the  Lord,0  fooliih 

2  Sam.z.6.1  alfo  will  r^«i«  you  this  kindneffe 

1 5. 1 2. and  that  the  Lord  will  requite  good  for 
2  Kjn.9.z6.l  will  'r^/zite  thee  in  this  plat,  faith 
Pfal.10.14xo  requite  it  with  thine  hand 

41 .  10. and  raife  me  up,that  I  may  requite  them 
Jer.  j  1. 56. God  of  recompences  (hall  furely  Cf^Kite 
1  Tiw.^.and  to  requite  their  parents 

IBequiteO, 
Judg.L7.2s  I  have  done,  fo  God  requited  me 

1  Saw.25.21.  he  hath  requited  me  evill  for  good 

JSequttitrg. 

2  d/r«.<?.2  3.judge  thyfervants by  requitingthc 

iRere=voarO. 
Num.10.z5.  which  was  the  rere-vi>ard  of  all  the 
/o/fe.6.9.and  the  rere-ward  came  after  the  ark 

1 3  .before  them,but  the  rere-ward  came  after 
1  SV«8.29.2.hismenpafl'edon  in  the  rere-ward 
Ifai.  5  2. 1  i.God  of  Ifrael  will  be  your  rere-ward 
5  8.8.glory  of  the  Lord  (hall  be  thy  rere-ward 

i&ttme, 

Deut.zZ.i  i.thou  (halt  have  none  to  refcue  them 


RES       RES 

Pfal.  35.17.  refcue  my  foul  from  their  deftruftions 
Hof.  5.14.  and  none  (hall  refcue  him 
IScfcaco. 

1  Sam.  1 4.4  f .  fo  the  people  re/cm/ Jonathan 

30.1  S.and  David  refcued  his  two  wives' 
Ails  23.27.then  came  I  wich  an  army-and  nfci'ed 
IRefctietb.  ;  '  " 

Dan.6.z7 .he deliv.reth and  refcu:th,znd 

JSefemfciance. 
Zab.  j.6.this  is  their  refemblance  through  all  the 

JBefembie. 
I«^i3.i8.whereunto(hall  Irefcmbleit 

iRefembleD. 
./«^.S.  18.  refcmbled  the  children  of  a  kine 
iftsfen.  5 

Gc8.io.i2.Aflier  built  Refen  between  Nincv.  and 

/cr.3.y.will  he  rf/e;w  his  anger  for  ever 

50.20  I  will  pardon  them  whom  Ireferve 
z  Pet.z.9.znd  to  referve  the  unjuft  to  the  day  of 

Gra.  27.36.  haft  thou  not  rcferv.  a  blefllng  for  me 
Num.\8.9.of  the  moft  holy  things  refcrocd 
Jitdg.  2 1 .  22 .becaufe  we  referved  not  unto  each 
Ruth  2.18.  and  gave  to  her  that  (he  had  referved 

2  Sam.Z.4.butre(ervedot them  for  an  hundr.cha. 

xi  l      .       •,    ,-  lChro-  l8-4- 

fob  zi. 1  o.that  the  wicked  is  r^rofi to  the  day 

:     38.23-which  I  have  referved  againft  the  time 

Acts  25.21.  Paul  had  appealed  to  be  referved 

Rom.  1 1. 4.I  have  referved  unto  my  felf  7000. 

1  Pet.  1 .4.  referved  in  heaven  for  you 

2  Ptf.2.4.to  be  referved  unto  judgement 

1 7. to  whom  the  mift  of  darkneffe  is  referved 
3.7 .referved  unto  fire  againft  the  day  of 
Jude  6.hc  hath  referved  in  everlafting  chaines 
1 3. to  whom  is  refined  the  blackneffe  of  da. 
IReferfeeth. 
7er.5.24.he  referveth  unto  us  theappointed  weeks 
Nabum.i.z,he  referveth  wrath  for  his  enemies 

iRefione, 
•Etforf.  1  o. 5  .they  (hall  eat  the  iey?i«e  of  that  which 
1  Cbro.6.66.  and  the  refidue  of  the  families  of  Ko. 
Nebcm.i  1. zo.znA  the  r£/«fee  of  Ifrael  in  their  in." 
Tfai.z  1. 17  .and  the  Wjfcfoe  of  the  number  of  archers 
28.5.8  diadem— unto  therefidue  of  his  people 
3  8 .10.T  am  deprived  of  the  refidue  of  my  years 
44.i7.andtherf/?rf«e  thereof  he  makethagod 
1 9and  (hill  I  make  the  refidue  thereof  a  god 
j^r.S.j.by  all  the  refidue  of  them  that  remain 
1 5.9.2nd  confounded  the  refidue  of  them 
24-8.and  the  refidue  of  Jerufalerh  that  remain. 
27 . 1 9-and  concerning  the  refidue  of  the  velTels 
29.  r .  unto  the  refidue  of  the  ciders  which  were 
3  9.3  .with  all  the  refidue  of  the  princes 
4i.ro.I(hmael  carried  away  captive  all  the  refi. 
52.1 5. and  the  refidue  of  the  people  that  remai. 
£^.9.8.and  faid,VVilt  thou  defftoy  therefidue 
23.25  .and  thy  refidue  (hall  be  devoured  by  the 
34.  i8.wtb  your  feet  therefidue  of  yourpaftures 
ye  muft  foul  the  refidue  with  your  feet 
3  6. 3  .a  poffeflion  to  the  refidue  of  the  heathen 
4-which  became  a  derifion  to  the  refidue  of 
5.I  have  fpoken  againft  the  refidue  ot  the 
48.18.and  the  refidue  in  length  over  againft  the 
2 1. and  the  refidue  thall  be  for  the  princes 
D#z«7.7.andftampedthcrf/«fce  with  the  feet 
I9.and  ftamped  thzrefidue  with  his  feet 
Z^/;.2.9.the  refidue  of  my  people  (hall  fpoil  them 
Htfg.2.2.and  to  the  refidue  of  the  people,f3ying 
Zech.S.  1 1  .now  I  will  not  be  to  the  refidue  of  this 
i4.2.and  the  refidue  of  the  people  (hall  not  be 
Mal.z.  1 5  -yet  had  he  the  refidue  of  the  fpirit 
Mar.  1 6. 1  j.and  told  it  unto  the  refidue 
Acls  i5.i7.thatthe  refidue  of  men  might  feek 

Zech.i.  1  .Satan  (landing  at  his  right  hand  to  refift 
Mat.5.1 9.  that  ye  refifi  not  evill 
Lu\ezi.i  r  .(hall  not  be  able  to  gainfay,nor  refifi 
Acls  6. 10. and  they  were  not  able  to  refifi 

7.5  1  .and  ears,ye  do  alwayes  refifi  the  holy 
Rom.  1 3 . 2. they  that  refifi  (hall  receive  to  themfelv. 
2  Tim.?,  .8.  do  thefe  alio  refifi  the  truth 
Jam. 4.7. refifi  the  devill^nd  he  will  flee  from  you 

5.6.killed  the  juft,and  he  doth  not  refi(i  you 
1  Pet.  5.9.whom  refifi  ftedfeft  in  the  faith 


RES       RES 

IRcOftcD, 
Rom.y.igSo*  who  hath  refifled his  will 
Heb.i  z.^.ye  havenot.yet  refiftedunto  bloud 

IBefiftett). 
Rotn.i  j.i.whofoevcr — re/?/?rtb  the  power,  re/*/fcrb 
/fl«.4.6.he faith,  God  repftetbthe  proud 
i  Pef.f  .5.for  God  refi(leth  the  proud 

ISefolbcD. 

La\e  16.4. 1  am  refilved  what  to  doe 

Nebem.^zo. refort  ye  thither  unto  us 
P/i/.7  i.j.whereunto  I  may  continually  refort 
Mar.10.  1  .and  the  people  refort  unto  him  again 
John  18.  io.w hither  the  Jewes  alwayes  refort 
IBefojtteD. 

2  CM'fl.  1 1.1$. reforted  to  him  out  of  all  their  coafts 
i^.2.1  j. and  all  the  multitude  reforted  unto  him 
/tffoz  10.41.and  many  reforted  unto  him 

i8.2.for  Jefusoft  times  reforted  thither 
^c"?;  16.  ij.fpake  to  the  women  which  refmted 

ISefncct. 
Gra.4-4.the  Lord  had  re/peS  to  Abel,and  to  his 

j.to  Cain,  &  to  his  offering  he  had  not  refp. 
Exod.z.zf.anA  God  had  refpeel  unto  them 
Levit.. 16. g.fot  I  will  have  refpeel  unto  you 

1  Kjn.$.z$,yct  have  thou  refp.  unto  the  prayer  of 

2^0.6.19. 

2  Kjn.i  j.2j.and  had  re/^eiS  unto  them 

2  Chro.  19.7. nor  re/^ec"?  of  perfons  with  our  God 
P/i/.74.2  0.have  •/^c?  unto  the  covenant 
n  9.6. when  I  have  refpeel  to  all  thy  command. 
1  j.and  have  refpeff  unto  thy  wayes 
1 1 7. and  I  will  have  refpeel  unto  thy  ftatutes 

1  3 8. 6. yet  hath  he  refpeel  unto  the  lowly 
Pr0.24.23.it  is  not  good  to  have  refpe6l  of  perfons 

28.2  t.to  have  refpeel  of  perfons,  is  not  good 
lfai.17.-j.h1s  eyes  (hall  have  refp.  to  the  holy  One 

22.1  i.neicher  had  refpeel  unto  him  that  fafh. 
Rom.  1. 1 1. for  there  is  no  refpeel  of  perfons  with 
1  Cor. 1  .lo.had  no  glory  in  this  refpeel 
Epkf. 6. o.neither  is  there  refpeel  of  perfons  with 
Phil. 4.1 1  .not  that  I  fpeak  in  refpeel  of  want 
Ccl.i.i6-ot  in  refpeel  of  an  holy  day 

j. 25. and  there  is  no  rc/per"?  of  perfons 
Hckn.26.for  he  had  refpeel  unto  the  recompence 
Jam. z.i.the  Lord  of  glory3with  refpeel  of  perfons 
3  .and  ye  have  re//>£-#  to  him 
o.but  if  ye  have  refpeel  to  perfons,  ye 

1  Pet.  1.1 7.  who  without  >'f//vff  of  perfons  judgeth 

IRcfpect. 

Levit.iff-.i  j. in  judgement  thou  (halt  not  ?r/pe<5? 
_Y«/«.  i6.i5.Mofes  (Aid;Refpc el  not  thou  their  off. 
Dent. 1*17. ye  (hd\\  not  refpeel  pethns  in  judgm. 
16.  ip.thou  (halt  not  refpeel  perfons 

2  Sam.  1 4. 1 4. neither  doth  God  refpeel  any  perfon 
I/ii.i 7.8.neither  (hall  rc/pe<2  that  which  his  ring. 

ISefpccteO. 
L.W2  4.i6.they  refpcclednot  the  perfons  of  thepri. 

iftefpecter, 
/4c7i  1 0.3  4.I  perceive  God  is  no  refpcilcr  of  pcrf. 

IRefpcctety. 
jW  37.24.he  rcfpecletb  not  any  that  are  wife  of 
Pfal.  ^o.^ani  refpecleth  not  the  proud 

Kefcrt. 
£.10^.8.1 5. Pharaoh  faw  that  there  was  refph 
1  Sam.i  i.^give  us  feven  dayes  refpit 

IRcft. 
Gf  «.  8 .9%dove  found  no  reft  for  the  fole  of  her  foot 

49.i?.hefaw  th&treft  was  good 
E.roi.i6.2  3.tomoirow  is  the  reft  of  the  holy 
31.15  .but  in  the  feventh  is  the  fabbath  of  reft 

Levit. z$.  3. 
3  3  •  14. and  I  will  give  thee  reft 
3  5.2-an  holy  day,a  fabbath  of  rc/2  to  the  Lord 
Levit.  1 6. 3 1  .it  fhall  be  a  fabbath  of  reft  unto  you 
Chap.23.  32. 

2  5  .4. in  the  feventh  year  fhalbe  a  fabbath  of  reft 

5  .for  it  is  a  year  of  reft  unto  the  land 
Dft/i.3.2o.untill  the  Lord  have  given  reft  unto 
1 2.9-for  ye  are  not  as  yet  come  to  the  reft 
xo.andwhen  he  givcthyou;'c/2  from  all 
(      2<M9.whentheL.thy  God  hath  given  theereft 
f      28. ^.neither  (hall  the  fole  of  thy  foot  have  reft 
Jofh.  1 . 1 3-the  Lord  your  God  hath  given  you  reft 
j  1 5  .till  the  Lord  hath  given  your  brethr.  reft 

j     1 4. 1  j.and  the  land  had  reft  from  war 


RES       RES 

2 1 .44. the  Lord  gave  them  reft  round  about 
22.4.now  the  Lord  your  G.hath  given  you  reft 
23.1  .that  the  Lord  had  given  reft  unto  Ifrael 

/#afg. 3. 11.  land  had  re/2  fourty  years      Ch.5.31. 
30.and  the  land  had  reft  fourfcore  years 

Ruth  i.9.Lord  grant  you  that  you  may  find  reft 
j.i.thall  I  not  feek  a  reft  for  thee 
1 8. the  man  will  not  be  in  reft  untill 

2  Sa/fl.7.i.and  the  Lord  had  given  him  reft  round 

1  J(/k. 5.4.  now  the  L.my  God  hath  given  me  reft 
8.56.bleffed  be  the  Lord.which  hath  given  reft 

1  Chro.6.7,  i.after  that  the  ark  had  reft 

22.9.fhalbe  a  man  of  reft,!k.  I  will  give  him  reft 

1 8. and  hath  he  not  given  you  rest  on 
23.25.the  God  of  Ifrael  hath  given  reft  to  his 
2  8. 2. had  in  mine  heart  ts  build  an  houfe  of  reft 

2  Chro.  1 4.6.  for  the  land  had  reft}  and  he  made  no 

becaufe  the  Lord  hath  given  him  reft 
7. and  he  hath  given  usreft  on  every. 
15.1 5. and  the  Lord  gave  them  reft 
20. 30. for  his  God  gave  him  reft 
Nebem.g. z8.  but  after  they  had  reft 
£/?.9.i6.Jewes  had  reft  from  their  enemies 
Job  3.1 3. then  had  Yheen&treft 

1 7. and  there  the  weary  be  at  reft 
26.I  was  not  in  fafety,  neither  had  I  reft 
1 1. 1 8.  thou  fhalt  take  thy  reft  in  fafety 
17. 1 6. when  out  reft  together  is  in  the  duft 
30.17.my  iinewes  take  no  reft 
P/a/.3  8. 3. neither  is  there  any  reft  [a  my  bones 
5  5-6.then  would  I  flee  away  and  be  at  reft 
94.1 3. that  thou  mayeft  give  him  reft 
95.11  .that  they  mould  not  enter  into  my  reft 
1 16. 7. return  unto  thy  re[i,0  my  foul 
1 3  2.8.arife,0  Lord,  into  thy  reft 
i4.this  is  my  reft  for  ever 
P/'0.29.9.whether  he  rage  or  laugh,  there  is  no  reft 

1 7. and  he  fhall  give  thee  reft 

Ecclef.z. z^.yez,  his  heart  takethnot  reft 

6. 5. this  hath  more  reft  then.the other 

ifai.i  1. 10. and  his  reft  fhall  be  glorious 

1 4. 3. the  Lord  fhall  give  thee  reft  from  thy  forr. 

7. the  whole  earth  is  at  reft,znd 
1 8.4.I  will  take  my  reft,  and  I  willconfider 
23.12.  there  alfo  fhalt  thou  have  no  reft  : 
28.1 2. this  is  the  reft  wherewith  ye  may  caufe 
30.1 5.in  returning  and  reft  fhall  ye  be  faved 
34.14.and  find  for  her  felf  a  place  of  reft 
6 2.7.and  give  him  no  reft  till  he  eftablifh 
66.  i.and  whereis  the  place  of  my  reft 
Jer.6. 1 6.and  ye  fhall  find  reft,  for  your  fouls 
30.  io.Jacob  fhall  return,and  fhall  be  in  reft 
45.  3.I  fainted  in  my  fighing,&  I  find  no  reft 
46. 27.Jacob  fhall  return,  and  be  in  reft 
50.34.that  he  may  give  reft  to  the  land 
Lam.  1. 3. among  the  heathen, fhe  findeth  no  reft 
2. 18. give  thy  felf  no  reft,  let  not 
5.5-we  labour,  and  have  no  reft 
E\eli. 3  8. 1 1 .1  will  go  to  them  that  arc  at  reft 
Micab  2.10.  depart,for  this  is  not  your  reft 
Zcch.x.t  1 .earth  fitteth  ftill,  and  is  at  reft 
9.i.Damafcus  fhall  be  the  reft  thereof 
Mat.  11.28.  and  I  will  give  you  reft 

29. and  ye  fhall  find  reft  unto  yourfouls 
i2.43.feeking«/?,  and  findeth  none 

luken.  24. 
:6.45-fleeponnow,3ndtake  your  reft 

Mar.  1 4.4 1. 
John  1 1. 1 3. that  he  had  fpoken  of  taking  of  reft 
Acls  7-49.or  what  is  the  place  of  my  reft 

9.31  .then  had  the  churches  reft 
2  Cor.z.  1 3. 1  had  no  reft  in  my  fpirit 
(    7.5.  our  flefh  had  no  re ftjout  we  were 
2  Tbef  u7.to  you  who  are  troubled  ,rf/2  with  us 
Heb.j .  1 1  .they  fhall  not  enter  into  my  reft 

1 8. that  they  fhould  not  enter  into  his  reft 
4.  i.prom.  being  left  us,  of  entring  into  his  reft 
3.we  which  have  beleeved  do  enter  into  reft 
if  they  fhall  enter  into  my  reft   Ver.5. 
8. if  Jefus  had  given  them  reft}then 
9-there  remaineth  a  reft  to  the  people  of  G. 
1  o.for  he  that  is  enrred  into  his  re  ft, he. 
1 1. let  us  labour  to  enter  into  that  reft 
Revel.14- 1  i.they  have  no  reft  day  nor  nieht 

ma.  * 

G«2.30.36'Jacobfed  thereftof  Labans  flock 


RES       RES 

£.W.28.io.the  other  fix  names  of  the  reft  on  the 

Lraf.5.9;and  the  reft  of  the  bloud  fhall  be  wrune 

T4.i7.therc/2of  theoylthitis  in  the    Ver.20, 

Nurn.i  «.3.  befide  the  reft  of  them  that  were  flam 

3  2  .the  booty  being  the  reft  of  the  prey 
Dent.  3 . 1 3  .and  the  reft  of  Gilead  gave  I  to  the  half 
//,/&,  10. lo.that  the  «/?  which  remained  of  them 
1 3.27  .the  reft  of  the  kingdom  of  Sihon 
1 7 . 2.for  the  reft  of  the  children  of  Manaffth 

6. and  the  reft  of  Manaffehs  fons  had — Gile. 
2 1. 5. and  the  reft  of  the  children  ofKohath 
34.the  reft  oi  the  Levires,  out  of — >  Zebulun 
Judg.7.6.but  all  the  reft  of  the  people  bowed 
8. and  he  fent  all  the  reft  of  Ifrael  to  tents 

1  Sam.i  3. 2. the  reft  of  the  people  he  fent  every 

1  5.1  5.  and  the  reft  we  have  utterly  deftroyed 

2  Sa^.io.io.the  reft  of  the  people  hedeliveredto 

1  Cbro.iy.  n. 
1 2. 28. gather  thereft  of  the  people  together 

1  Kjn-i  i-  41-  and  the  reft  of  the  acts  of  bolomon 

20.30.butthe  reft  fledtoAphek 

2  iCw-4-7-  l»ve  thou  and  thy  children  of  the  reft 

25.1 1. now  the  reft  of  the  people  that  were  left 

1  dw.4.43.theyfmote  the  reft  of  the  Amalekites 

6-77-unto  the  refi  of  the  children  of  Merari 
1 1.8  Joab  repaired  thereft  of  the  city 
i£.4i.Jeduthun,and  the  refi  that  were  chofen 
24.20.thes-e/2  of  the  fons  of  Levi  werethefe 

2  Chro.  24. 1 4.  they  brought  the  reft  of  the  money 
E^a.  4. 3. and  the  reft  of  the  chief  of  the  fathers  of 

7.and  the  reft  of  their  companions  unto  Art. 
9. then  wrote  Rehum,  — and  the  reft  of  their 
1  o.and  the  reft  of  the  nations  whom  the 

and  the  reft  that  are  on  this  fide  the  river 
1 7. and  to  the  reft  of  their  companions 

and  unto  the  reft  beyond  the  river  i 
6.  ifi.and  the  reft  of  the  children  of  the  captivity 
7. 18. to  do  with  the  reft  of  the  filverand  °0ld 
Nehcm.  z.  1 6-not  to  the  reft  that  did  the  work° 
4. 1 4. to  the  rulers,and  to  the  reft  of  the  people 

Vcrfe  19. 
6.  i.and  the  reft  of  our  enemies  heard  that  I  had 

14-and  the  reft  of  the  prophets  that  would 
77  2.that  which  the  reft  of  the  people  gave,  was 
1  o.28.and  the  reft  of  the  people,  the  priefts 
1 1. 1. the  reft  of  the  people  alfo  caft  Jots 
Esl.9. 1 2.what  have  they  done  in  the  reft  of 
P/a/.i7.i4.  and  leave  the  reft  of  their  fubftance  to 
Ifai.io.  1 9. and  the  reft  of  the  trees  of  his  forreft 
/er.  3  9.9.  with  the^  of  the  people  that  remained 

52.1 5.and  the  reft  of  the  multitude 
£^-4T  -S.and  the  reft  of  the  land  fhall  they  give 

48:23.3s  for  the  reft  of  the  tribes,  from  the 
D<m.  2. 1 8  .fhould  not  perifh  with  the  reU  of  the 

7.1 2. as  concerning  the  reft  of  the  beafts 
Zerfui.9.1etthe  reft  eat  every  one  the  flefh  of  ano. 
Mdf.27.49.the  reft  faidj  Let  be,  let  us  fee  whether 
Lu\e  12.26.why  take  ye  thought  for  the  reft 

24.9. told  —  to  the  eleven,  and  to  all  the  reft 
Atlsz.  3  7.and  to  the  reft  of  the  Apoftles,Men  and 
5 . 1 3. and  of  the  reft  durft  no  man  joyn 
27.44.and  the  reft,  fome  on  boards,  and  fome 
Rom.  1 1.7.  and  the  reft  were  blinded 
1  0>r.7.i2.buttotherc/?fpeakl,notthe  Lord 
1  i.34.and  the  reft  will  I  fet  in  order 

1  Pet.^.z.no  longer  fhould  live  thereH  of  his  time 
Revel.  2.24.10  you  I  fay,and  to  the  reft  in  Thyatira 

9. 20. and  the  reft  of  the  men  which  were  not 

20.$.but  the  reft  of  the  dead  lived  not  again 

ISeft  of 'the  acls,  SeelBctg. 

IReft. 

Gen.  1 8.4.  wafh  your  fect,and  reft  under  the  tree 

Exod.  5 . 5. and  you  make  them  reft  from  their  burd. 

23. 1 1. in  the  feventh  year  thou  fhalt  let  it  reft 

1 2.on  the  feventh  day  thou  fhalt  reft 

Chap.  3  4.  21. 
and  thine  affe  may  reft 
34.2  i.and  in  harveft  thou  fhalt  reft 
Levit.  26.34.even  then  fhall  the  land  reft 

3  5. as  long  as  it  lieth  defolate,  it  fhall  reft 
becaufe  it  did  not  reft  in  your  fabbatbs 
Dfaf.5.i4.and  thymaid-fervant  may  reft  as  well 
Jojb.  3. 1 3.  Lord  ofall  the  earth,  fhall  cs^inthe 

2  Sam.i.z^Aet  it  reft  on  the  head  of  Joab 

7. 1 1  .and  have  caufed  thee  to  reft  from  all  thine 

2 1.  io.fuffered  neither  the  birds  of  the  air  tore  ft 

-  2^/8.2.15.  fpirit 


RES   RES 


RES   RES 


RES   RET 


1 1 7$2.z.'i  f.fpirit  of  Elijah  doth  re/?  on  Eliiha 
i  Cftro.  14. 1 1. for  we  reft  on  thee>  &  in  thy  Name 
Job  1.1 8. there  the  prifoners  re/2  together 

14.6. that  he  may  reft,  till  he  (hall  accomplifh 
P/<z/.  1  ^9.my  fleth  alfo  (hall  re/2  in  hope 
17. 7. reft  in  the  Lord,and  wait  patiently 
it  5.  j.  rod  of  the  wicked  (hall  not  reft  upon 
Pro.^y.neitherwill  here/2content,though 
Cant,i.7.vrhtie  thou  makeft  thy  flock  to  refi  at  no. 
Ifai.7.19.  (hall  re/2  all  of  them  in  the  defolate  vail. 

1  i.i.fpiiit  of  the  Lord  (hall  re/2  upon  him 
z  j.io.ihall  the  hand  of  the  Lord  refi 

2  8.1  i.wherewith  ye  may  caufe  the  weary  to  refi 
34.14.  fhrich-owl  alfo  (hall re/2  there 

5 1,4.1  will  make  my  judgement  to  reft  for  a 

57.2.they  (hall  reft  in  their  beds 
ao.like  the  troubled  fea,when  it  cannot  re/2 

62.1. for  Jerufalems  fake  I  will  not  refi 

6j.i4.fpiritof  the  Lord  caufed  him  to  reft 
Jer.$  i  .i.when  I  went  to  caufe  him  to  refi 

47.6.into  thy  fcabbardjreft  and  be  ftill 
E^.5.13.1  will  caufe  my  fury  to  refi  upon  them 

16.41.fo  will  I  make  my  fury  towa.  thee  to  reft 

2 1 . 1 7  .and  I  w  ill  caufe  my  fury  to  refi 

24. 1  3  .till  I  have  caufed  my  fury  to  reft  on  thee 
44.jo.that  ye  may  caufe  the  blefllng  tore/2  in 

r><J72.i2.i3.forthou  (halt  re/2,and  ftand  in  the  lot 

Hab.  j.i  6.that  I  might  refi  in  the  day  of  trouble 

Zepb.$. 17.  he  will  refi  in  his  love 

Afar.6.3  i.into  a  defart  place,and  refi  a  while 

Lu\e  1  o.6.your  peace  (hall  refi  upon  it 

Acts  2.26.moreover  alfo  my  flefh  (hall  reft  in  hope 

2  Cor.  r  2. 9. that  the  power  of  Chrift  may  reft  upon 

Heb.4.4.and  God  did  refi  the  feventh  day  from 

flet>e/.4.8.and  they  res!  not  day  and  night 

6. 1  i.that  they  (hould  reft  yet  for  a  little  feafon 

1 4. 1 3  .that  they  may  reji  from  their  labours 
IRefteO. 
Ge».2.2.and  he  refled  on  the  feventh  day 
j. in  it  he  had  resled  from  all  his  work 

8«4.the  ark  reded — upon  the  mountains  of  Ar. 
Exod.  10.  i4.and  refied  in  all  the  coafts  of  Egypt 

16.30.fo  the  people  refted on  the  feventh  day 

20.1 1. and  refted  the  feventh  day 

3 1 .  i7.and  on  the  feventh  day  he  refted 
Num.g. 1 8.tabernade,they  refted  in  the  tents 

Verfe  23. 

10. 1 2.the  cloud  refted'm  the  wilderneffc  of  Pa. 
36.2nd  when  it  reiled,he  faid,  Return 

1 1. 2  5. that  when  the  Spirit  refted  upon  them 
2<S.and  the  Spirit  refted  upon  them 

Jop.  1  i.23.and  the  land  refted  from  war 

1  Kjn.6.  io.  they  refted  on  the  houfe  with  timber 

2  C/;ro.32.8.people  re/2eithemfelves  upon  the  wo. 
Eft.g.  17. refted  they,and  made  it  a  day  of  feafting 

i8.on  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  fame,they  refted 
2  2.whereinthejewes  refted  from  their  ene. 
Job  30. 2 7. my  bowels  boyled,  and  refted  not 
Lulp  23.  j6.and  refted  the  fabbath  day 

ISefteft. 
K0w-2.17.and  reftefi  in  the  law,  and  makeft  thy 
#  IRefteti). 

Job  24.23.to be  in  fafety,  whereon  he  reftetb 
Pro.  1 4. 3  3.  wifdom  reftetb  in  the  heart  of  him  that 
Ecclefy. 9.(or  anger  reftetb  in  the  bofom  of  fools 

1  Pe*.4.i4.Spirit  of  glory,  &  of  God  reftetb  upon 

ISetttog. 
Num.  10.3  3  .to  fearch  out  a  rej?i»gplace  for  them 

2  Chro.6.4 1  .arife,0  Lord.into  thy  refting place 
Pro.  24. 1  5  .fpoyl  not  his  refting  place 

ifd.  32.18.  peo.fhall  d  wel — in  quiet  resting  places 
Jer.  jo.eUhey  have  forgotten  their  refting  place 

ISeftitntton. 
Exod.zi.i  .he  (hould  make  full  restitution :  if 

f.ofhis  own  vineyard  (hall  he  make  reftitut. 
6.he  that  kindled  the  fire  (hall  mskerejtituti. 
12.1'fitbe  ftollen— he  (hall  make  reftitution 
Job  20. 1 8.according  to  his  fubftance  (hall  the  refi. 
Ails  3 .2i.untill  the  times  of  reftitution 

18efto*e, 
Gen.io. 7. reftore  the  man  hiswifejfor  he  is  a  prop, 
if  thou  reftore  her  not,  know  thou 
40. 1 3  .and  reftore  thee  unto  thy  place 
42.25. to  re/fore  every  mans  money 
Exod.i  2. 1. he  (hall  reftore  five  oxen  for  an  oxe 
4*  he  ihall  reftore  double 


Levit.6.a..he  (hall  reftore  that  which  he  took  viole. 
5. he  lhali  even  reftore  it  in  the  principall 
24.21  .that  killeth  a  beaft,he  (hall  reftore  itr 
2  y.27.and  reftore  the  overplus  unto  the  man 
28. but  if  he  be  not  able  to  re/?*re  it 
Num.  3  y.2  5. the  congregation  (hall  re/2ore  him  to 
Deut.i  2.2.and  thou  (halt  reftore  it  to  him  again 
Judg  .11.13  now  therefore  reftore  thofe  lands  aga. 
17-j.now  therefore  I  will  reftore  it  unto  thee 

1  Sam.  1 2. 3  .and  I  will  reftore  it  you 

2  Sam.9.7. will  re/?<?re  thee  all  the  land  of  Saul 

1 2.6.he  (hall  reftore  the  lamb  four-  fold 
16.3.10  day  (hall  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  reftore  me 

1  JCwz.20.34J  will  re/2ore_,  &  thou  (halt  make  ftr. 

2  iCi».8.6.faying,Ke/?ore  all  that  was  hers 
Nehem.$.i  1. reftore, I  pray  you.,  to  them,  even  this 

1 2.then  faid  they,  We  will  reftore  them 
Job  20.10.and  his  hands  (hall  reftore  their  goods 

i8.that  which  he  laboured  for,  (hall  he  refto. 
Pfal.$  1.1  z.refiore  to  me  the  joy  of  thy  falvation 
Pro.6. 3 1. if  he  be  found,he  (hall  re/2«re  feven-fold 
ifai.  1. 26. and  I  will  re^ore  thy  judges  as  at  the 
42.22.  and  none  faith,  Reftore 
49.6-and  to  reftore  the  preferved  of  Ifrael 
J7.18.and  reftore  comforts  unto  him 
Jer.zy.z  2. then  I  will  bring  them  up,  and  reftore 

30.17.for  I  will  reftore  health  unto  thee 
E^.33.1  yjf  the  wicked  re/2»re  the  pledge,  give 
0^.9.25.10  re/Zora,  and  to  build  Jerufalem 
Joel  2.2  j.I  will  reftore  to  you  the  years  that  the 
Mat.  1 7. 1 1  .Elias  (hall  full  come  and  reftore  all 
Luke  19.8.  Ire/2orehim  four-fold 
y2&  i.6.Lord,wilt  thou  at  this  time  reftore  again 
Gal.6.x. reftore  luch  a  one  in  the  fpirit  of  meeknes 

lRefto?eO, 
Ge«.20.i4.andre/?orerfhim  Sarah  his  wife 
40.ZI  .reftored  the  chief  butler  to  his  buderfhip 
4 1. 1 3. me  he  rcftored  to  mine  office  3and 
42.2R.mymoneyisre/2ored,and  loe,itiseven 
Deat.28.31.and  (hall  not  be  rcftoredto  thee 
Judg.i7.$.vihm  he  had  reftoredthc  1 100.  (hekels 
4.yet  he  reftored  the  money  unto  his  mother 
1  Sdw.7-14.had  taken  from  Iftael,were  reftored 

1  %in.  1 3 .6.that  my  hand  may  be  reftored  me  again 

the  kings  hand  was  reftored  again 
i  J</».8.i.  (whofe  fon  he  had  reftored  to  lite) 

Verfe  j. 
5. how  he  had  reftored  a  dead  body 

is  her  fon,whom  Eliiha  rcftored  to  life 
14. 22. he  built  Elath,and  reslored it  to  Judah 
2  j. he  reftored  the  coaft  of  Ifrad 

2  C/;ro.8.2.citks  which  Huram  had  re/2or.  to  Solo. 
26. 2. he  built  Eloth,and  refloredit  to  Judah 

E^rcL  6. f  .and  brought  unto  Babylon  be  reftored 
Pfal.69.^xhcn  I  reftored  that  which  I  took  not 
E^e/j.  1 8.7«but  hath  reftored  to  the  debtor  his  pled. 

1 2.hath  not  reftored  the  pledge 
Mot.  1 2 . 1 3.and  it  was  reftored  whole  like  as  the 
Afar.3.5.  and  his  hand  was  reftored  whole 

Lu\e  6.10. 
8.2  j. he  was  reftorcd,md  faw  every  man 
Heb.  1 3 .  ip.that  I  may  be  reftored  to  you  the  fooner 

IReftozer, 
Ruth  4. 1  ^.he  (halbe  unto  thee  a  reftorer  of  thy  life 
Jfa'u^.i  2.the  re/2orer  of  paths  to  dwell  in 

lRefto?ctl). 
Pya/.23.3.here/2oreffomyfoul :  heleadeth  me 
Msr.p.ia.Elias  cometh  firft,and  refioreth  all 

IReftrafn. 
/oi  1  y . 8.and  doft  thou  refirain  wifdom  to  thy 
Pfal-76 .  io.remainder  of  wrath  (halt  thou  refirain 

IReftrainet). 

Ge?i.8.2.rainftom  heaven  was  rcftrained 
1  i.6.nothing  will  be  reftrained  from  them 
i6.2.the  Lord  hath  reftrainedme  from  bearing 
Exod.16.6Xo  the  people  were  reftrained  from 
1  S<w».j.i3.and  he  reUraimd  them  not 
Ifai.61.1  j.thy  mercies  towards  me  '  are  they  re  ftr. 
Excli.  3  r.  1 1  .and  I  reftrained  the  floods  thereof 
^$.s  1 4. 1 8.fcarce  rcftrained  they  the  people 

IRefttatneft. 

Job  1  j.4.and  reftraincft  prayer  before  God 

IReftrafnt, 
1  S*##.  1 4. 6.for  there  is  no  reftraint  to  the  Lord 

IRcEfe. 
1  K/*.6.tf.hemade  narrowed  re]2i  round  about 


iSefumctfon, 

Af^f.22.23.which  fay  that  there  is  no  rcftirreEtion 
Ato.12.18.  54&J23.8. 
28  .therefore  in  the  reficrrctTwn  whofe 

Lu\e  io.  3  3 . 
30 .for  in  the  rcfurreclion  they  neither  marry 
3  r.but  as  touching  thzrefurrecTwn  of  thede. 
27.  j  3  -came  out  of  the  graves  after  his  refuri'eci. 
Mar.  1 2. 23. in  the  rcfurreclion  there  fore,  when 
Lu\e  14.  i4.thou  (halt  be  recompenfed  at  the  refit. 
20.27. which  deny  that  there  is  any  refurrecliun 
3  5. and  the  refurrcclwn  from  the  dead,ne,'ther 
3  6.being  the  children  of  the  refurreclion 
John  y.29.donegood,to  the  rcfurreclion  of  life 

donecvill,to  there/JcrreS.ofcoadem. 
1 1 .24. in  the  refurreclion  at  the  laft  day 

2  5jefus  faid  unto  her,I  am  the  refurreclion 
Acts  1. 22. a  witneffe  with  us  of  his  refurreclion, 

2.3 1. (pake  of  the  refurrettion  of  Chrift 
4.2.and  preached— the  refurrecl.  from  the  dead 

3  ?.gave  witneffe  of  the  refurreclion 
17.18. becaufe  he  hath  preached ]ef.  &  the  refur. 

3  2.when  they  heard  of  the  refurreclion  of 
2j.6.of  the  hope  and  re fitrrcc~t. of  the  dead,I  am 
24. 1  j.  that  there  (hall  be  a  refurrecl.  of  the  dead 
2 1. touching  the  refurreclion  of  the  dead 
Vte.L4.by  the  refurreclion  from  the  dead 

6.c.we  (hall  be  in  likeneffe  of  his  refurreclion 

1  C0r.15.i2.how  fay— you.,there  is  no  refurreclion 

1 3  .but  if  there  be  no  refurreclion  of  the  dead 
2i.by  man  came  alfo  the  refurreclion  of  the 
42.fo  alfo  is  the  rcfurreclion  of  the  dead 
Phil.  3 . 1  o.and  the  power  of  his  refurreclion 

11  .that  I  might  attain  to  the  refurreclion  of 

2  Tim.  2. 1 8  .faying  that  the  refurreclion  is  pad  aire. 
Hcb.6.z.and  of rcfurreclion  of  the  dead,and  of 

1 1.3  j.that  they  might  obtain  a  better  refurrecl. 

1  Pit.  1*3  .a  lively  hope,  by  the  refurreclion  of  Jefus 

3 . 1 1  .by  the  refurreclion  of  Jefus  Chrift 
Revel.zo.^.thisis  the  firit  refurreclion 

6.thathath  part  in  the  firft  rcfurreclion. 
l&etaixt, 
Job  2.9%doft  thou  ftill  retain  thine  integrity 
Pro.4.4.iet  thine  heart  retain  my  words 
1 1.  i  6. and  ftrong  men  retail  riches 
Ecelef.S-S.  power  over  the  fpirit  to  retain  the  fpirit 
Dan.  1 1 .6.fhe  (hall  not  retain  the  power  of  che  arm 
John  20.23  .and  whofefoever  fins  ye  reta»7,chey 
fto;#.i.28.notlike  to  ref<wz  G.in  their  knowledge 

IKetafneD, 
/«rfe;.7.8.and  retained  thofe  three  hundred  men 

19. 4. the  damfels  father  retained  him 
Datu  10.8.  and  I  retained  no  ftrength 

Verfe  16. 
John  20. 2  3 .ye  retain,they  are  retained  , 

Philcm.  1 3  .whom  I  would  have  retained  with  me 

ISeta(netJ). 
Pro.  3.18  .and  happy  is  every  one  that  retainetb  her 

1  i.i^.a  gracious  woman  retainetb  honour 
Micah  7. 1 8  .he  retainetb  not  his  anger  for  evet 
IRetfce, 

2  Sam.  1 1. 1  f.the  hotteft  battell,and  retire  yc  from 
/er.4.6.fet  up  the  ftandards  towards  Zion :  retire 

IRetireD, 
yWg.io.30.when  the  men  of  Ifrael  retired  in  the 
2  S«»2.20.2  2.they  retired  from  the  city,every  man 

IRetam. 
Gen.  1 4. 1 7  .to  meet  him  C  after  his  return  from 
1  Sam. y.iy.and  his  return  was  to  Ramah 
1  Kjn.zo.%  i.for  at  the  return  of  the  year  the  king 
26.it  came  to  paffe  at  the  return  of  the  year 
Ifietui-n, 
Gen.  3 . 1 9-eat  bread,  till  thou  return  to  the  ground 
duft  thou art,&  to  duft  (halt thoureturn 
1 6.y.return  to  thy  mi  ItrefTe,  and  fubmit  rhy  felf 
18.10.I  will  certainly  return  to  thee,and  Sarah 
14.  at  the  time  appointed  will  I  return  unto 
31.3.  return  unto  the  land  of  thy  fathers 
1  ^.return  unto  the  land  of  thy  kindred 
3  2.9-the  Lord  which  faideft  unto  me,  Return 
Exod.%.  1 8. and  return  unto  my  brethren,  which 
1 9.Lord  faid  unto  Mofes,  Return  into  Egypt 
1 3 . 1 7  .and  they  return  to  Egypt 
Levit.i^.io.yt  (hall  return  every  man  to  his  poffe. 

Verfe  1 3 . 

ye  (hall  return  every  man  to  his  family 

27.  that 


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27.tbat  he  may  return  unto  his  poffeflion 
2 8. he  {hall  return  unto  his  poffeflion 
4 1. and  (hall  return  to  his  own  family 

to  the  poffefli.of  his  fathers  mall  he  ret. 
27. 24«the  field  (hall  return  unto  him 
iVaw.10.36.he  fod,Return,0  Lord,unto  the 
i4.4.andletus  return  into  Egypt 

2  3 .  f  .and  hid,Retum  unto  Balak,and  thus 
3 2. 2 2. then  afterward  ye  (hall  return 

3  5.  28. the  flayer  (hall  return  unto  his  pofleflion 
!>£«£.  3. 20. then  (hall  ye  return  every  man  to  his 

17. 16. nor  caufe  the  people  to  return  to  Egypt 
20. 5. let  him  go  and  return  to  his  houfe 
6.1et  him  alfo  go  and  return  to  his  houfe 
y.let  him  go  and  return  to  his  houfe 
8.and  faint-hearted  ?  let  him  go  and  return 
30.5. and  will  return,znd  gather  thee  from  all 
8. thou  (halt  return,and  obey  the  voice  of  the 
Jepi.1.1  f  .then  ye  (hall  return  unto  the  land  of 
20.6. then  (hall  the  flayet  return,and  come  to 
22.4.therefore  now  rcturnye,  and  get  you  to 
S.return  with  much  riches  unto  your  tents 
fudg.j. ^.let  him  ft#»>"«  and  depart  early 

1 1.3 1  .when  I  return  in  peace  from 
Rutb  1.6.  (lie  might  refWK  from  the  countrey  of 
8.go,return  each  to  her  mothers  houfe 
io.faid  to  her,Surely  we  willreturn  with  thee 
x  $.  return  thou  after  thy  fifter-in-law 

1  Sam.6.^.'m  any  wife  return  him  a  trefpaffe-offer. 

4. which  we  (lull  «f/»'»  to  him 

8.put  the  jewels  of  gold  which  ye  return  him 
9. 5. Saul  faid  to  his  fervant,  Come,let  us  return 
26.21  .return,  my  fon  David>  for  I  will  no 
2?.4.make  this  fellow  return,thzt  he  may  go 

7. wherefore  now  return,  and  go  in  peace 

2  Sam.2.z6.yet  thou  bid  the  people  e#«ra  from 

3.  i6-then  faid  Abner  unto  him,Go/eturn 
lo.5.untillyour  beards  be  growen,  &  then  ret. 
1  Cbro-  1 9. 5 . 

1  f.^.wherefore  goeft  thou  with  us  ?  return  to 

20.I  go  whither  I  may,rcturn  thou.and 
27.king  faid  to  Zadok, — Return  into  the  city 
34.but  if  thou  return  to  the  city,and  fay 
ig.iq.return  thou  and  all  thy  fervants 
24.1 3  .and  fee  what  anfwer  I  (hall  return 

1  K.W2.2. 3  2.the  Lord  (hall  return  his  bloud  upon 

3  3. their  bloud  (hall  re/WK  upon  the  head  of 
44. the  Lord  (hall  return  thy  wickedneffe 
8.48.and  fo  return  to  thee  with  all  their  heart 
1 2.24.  return  every  man  to  his  houfe 

2  6.now  (hall  the  kingdom  return  to  the 
19. 1  f.gOjJTfKiTZ  thy  way  to  the  wilderneffe 

2  2. 1 7. let  them  return  every  man  to  his  houfe 

2%. if  thou  return  at  all  in  peace  the 

2  Kjn.  1 8. 1 4.I  have  offended, return  from  me 

1 9.7. and  (hall  return  to  his  own  land 

3  3. by  the  fame  (hall  he  ?##ra,and  (hall 
20  io. but  let  thefhadow  return  backward 

2  Cfo'fl.  6. 24.2nd  (hall  return,^,  confeffe  thy  Name 
3. 8,. if  they  return  to  thee  with  all  their 
10. 9. that  we  may  return  anfwer  to  this  people 
1 5.4  fe turn  every  man  to  his  houfe 
18.  i6.1et  them  return  therefore  every  man 
26.untill  I  return  in  peace 
27  .if  thou  certainly  return  in  peace,  then 

3  0.6. and  he  will  return  to  the  remnant  of  you 

9.from  youjif  ye  return  unto  him 

Nehem.2.6.snd  when  wilt  thou  return 

4. 1 2.w  hence  ye  (hall  return  unto  us 

£/?.4.y  ^.return  Mordecai  this  anfwer 

9. 2  5. mould  return  wpon  his  own  head 
Job  1 .2 1-  naked  (hall  I  return  thither 

6.29  relurnj  pray  you, — yea,  return  again 
7. 10. he  (hall  return  no  more  to  his  houfe 
1  $.22.he  beleeveth  not  that  he  (hall  return  out 
17. 10. as  for  you  all  ,do  you  return,  and 
22.23.if  thou  return  to  the  Almighty 
3  3 . 2  y  .he  (hall  ?ef«ra  to  the  dayes  of  his 
36.10.and  commandeth  that  they  return  from 
39-4-they  go  forth,and  return  not  to  them 
?fal.6.^.return,0  Lord,  deliver  my  foul 
io.let  them  return  and  be  afhamed 
7. 7. therefore  return  thou  on  high 

1 6.  his  mifchief  (hall  return  on  his  own  head 
59«6.they  return  at  evening :  they  make 
i4.and  at  evening  let  them  return 


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73.io.therefore  his  people  return  hither 
74.2  r  .O  let  not  the  oppreffed  return  afhamed 
80.1  $.retum,vit  befeech  thee/)  God  of  hafts 
oo.j.and  fayeft32tow7?,ye  children  of  men 
1  i.return,0  Lord,how  long  ?  and  let  it 

94. 1  f  .judgement  (hall  return  unto  righteoufn. 
104.29.and  return  to  their  duft 

1 16. 7. ret urn  unto  thy  reft,0  my  foul 
P^.2.i9.none  that  go  unto  her  return  again 

2tf.27.he  that  rolleth  a  ftone,it  will  return  on 
£#^1.7. thither  they  return  again 
J.i  S-fhall  he  return  to  go  as  he  came 
1 2.2.nor  the  clouds  return  after  the  rain 
7. then  (hall  the  duft  return  to  earth 

and  the  fpiritfhall  return  unto  God 
Cant.6.i^:return,return,0  Shulamite ;  feturn,retu. 
lfai.6.\i .and it  (hall  retum,znd  (hall  be  eaten 
10.21.the  remnant  (hall  rcturn,even 

2a.yet  a  remnant  of  them  (hall  return 
2i.i2.ifyewillcnquire,enquireye :  return 
3  5 .  to.ranfomed  of  the  Lord  (hall  return 
37-7-and  return  to  his  own  land 
34.by  the  fame  (hall  he  return 

44.2  2.m«ra  unto  me,for  I  have  redeemed  thee 
5 1. 1 1. the  redeemed  of  the  Lord  (hall  re  turn 
6}. 1 7. return  for  thy  (ervants  fake     • 

Jer. 3. 1. (hall  he  return  upto  her  again — yet  return 

1  z.return,thou  back-fliding  Ifra.  faith  the  L. 

2  2  .return  ye  back-fliding  children ,and  I 
4. 1  .if  thou  wilt  return,  return  unto  me 
i2.r  5 .  I  will  returmnd  have  compjflion 

1  J.i?.if  thou  re£#>'«,then  will  I  bring  thee  aga. 

let  them  return  to  thee,but  retara  not 
\8.\1. return  ye  now  every  one  CI1.3J.  ij. 
22. 10. for  he  (hall  return  no  more 

2  3 .  I4.that  none  doth  return  from  his  wickedn. 
24.7.for  they  (hall  return,  unto  me  with  all 
30.1  o.and  Jacob  (hall  returned  (haJJ,.t)e 

3 1. 8. a  gteat  company  (ball  retard  thither 
3 6. 3. that  ye  may  return  everyrman  from  his 

7. and  will  return  every  one  from  his 
37>7.ye  (hall  return  to  Egypt3into  their 
44,i4.thatthey(hould  ret.to  the  land  of  Judah 
none  (hall  return  but  fucb,  as  efcape 
28.(hall  return  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt  into 
46. 27.  >.nd  Jacob  (hall  returned  be  in  reft 
?o.9.none  (hall  return  in  vaine 
E^e^.  1 6.1;  5; .when— Sodom  &  her  daught.fhall  re. 
Samaria — fhalhe.—  then  thou — (hall  ret. 
18. 13. and  not  that  he  mould  return 
46. 1 7.after,it  (hall  return  to  the  prince   , 
D<J».io.io.now  will  I  return  to  fight  with  the 
1 1. 9. and  (hall  return  unto  his  own  land 
io.then  (hall  he  return  and  be  ftirred  up 
1 3  .king  of  the  north  (hall  return,3nd  (hall 
28.thcn  (hall  he  return  to  his  land  with 

he  (hall  do  exploits,&  ret.to  his  land 
29.at  the  time  appointed  he  (hall  return 

3  o.therefore  he  {hall  be  grieved, and  return 

fo  (hall  he  doe,he  (hall  even  return 
Hof.2.7. 1  will  goe,  and  return  to  my  firft  husband 
9. therefore  will  I  returned  take  my  corn  in 
3. 5. afterward  (hall  the  childr.  of  Ifrael  return 
y  .i  y.I  will  goe  and  return  to  my  place 
7.i6.they  return}bm not  to  the moft  High 
1 2 .  14. his  reproach  (hall  his  Lord  return  to  him 
14. 7. they  that  dwell  under  his  fhadow  (hall  re. 
Joel  2. 14.  who  knoweth  if  he  will  return,md 
3. 4. and  fpeedily  will  I  return  yourrecompence 
7-and  will  return  your  recompence 
Obad.  1  f  .thy  reward  (hal  return  on  thine  own  head 
Mlcab  5. 3. then  the  remnant  of  his  brethr.fhall  re. 
Md.  i-4.but  we  will  retur »,and  build  the 
3.7  .return  unto  me,  and  I  will  return 

but  ye  faidjWherein  (hall  we  return 

j8.then  (hall  ye  return,znd  difcerne  baween 

Mat.10.13  .if  it  be  not  worthy, let  your  peace  re.to 

1 2.44.then  he  faith,I  wil  return  into  my  houfe 

Lukj  11.24. 

24.18.  neither  let  him  which  is  in  the  field  >'ff. 

Lu\e  8.ig.return  to  thine  own  houfe 

1 2.36.  when  he  will  return  from  the  wedding 
Atls  1 5. 1 6.after  this  I  will  returned  will  build 
i8.2i.Iwilltttf»>-0  again  unto  you  if  God  will 

To  iSetnrn. 
Exod.4.1 1  .when  thou  goeft  to  return  into  Egypt 


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Num.i^  -were i1  not  be"«  for  us  to  ret.to  Egypt 
Deut.  17.  i6.nor  ciufe  the  people  to  m.into  Eeyp- 
Rutb  1.7.10  return  into  the  land  of  Judah 

1 6.or  to  return  from  following  after  thee 

1  Sam. 29.1  j.fo  David  arofe  to  ret.to  the  land  of 

2  Cbro.  io.6.what  counfel!  give  ye  me  to  «.anfwer 
Atefr.9.i7.appointed  a  captain  to  ret.to  their  bond. 
Jer.  j. 3. they  have  refufed  to  return 

8. 5. they  hold  deccir,they  refufe  to  return 
22-27.  but  to  the  land  where  they  defire  to  ret 
29.10.in  caufing  you  to  return  to  this  place 
30.3.and  I  wil  caufe  them  to  return  to  the  land 
3  2.44.I  will  caufe  the  it  captivity  to  return 

3  3. 7.and  the  captivity  ef  Ifrael  to  return 

1  i.I  willcauieto  return  the  captivity  of  the 
26.I  will  caufe  their  captivity  to  return 

34, 1 1  .whom  they  had  let  goe  free,to  return*  cl 
i6.at  their  pleafure  toreturn 

2  2.and  caufe  them  to  return  to  this  city 
38.26.  that  he  would  not  caufe  me  toreturnto 

4  2. 1 2.&  caufe  you  to  return  to  your  own  land 
44.  i4.to  which  they  have  a  defire  to  return  to 

E^.2 1. 3  o.fhai  I  caule  it  to  return  into  his  (heath 
29. 14.  &  caufe  them  toreturn  to  the  land  of  pa. 
47 .6,and  caufed  me  to  return  to  the  brink  of 
Hpf.&.i  3  .they  lhall  return  to  Egypt 
9. 3. but  Ephraim  (hall  return  to  Egypt 
1 1 . 5  .becaufe  they  refufed  to  return 
Micah  1 .7. they  (hal  return  to  the  hire  of  an  harlot 
Lu\e  1 9. 1 2. to  receive  a  kingdom,and  to  return 
ACls  1 3 .3  4.now  no  more  to  return  to  corruption 
20.3.he  purpofed  to  return  through  Macedonia 
l&ttmnto  the  Lord. 
Deut.  30. 2. and  (hall  return  to  the  Lord 
1  Sam.T.\.  if  ye  doe  return  unto  the  Lord  with 
ifa.19.22.3nd  they  (hall  return  even  to  the  Lord 

%  %  .7.  and  let  him  Hturn  unto  the  Lord 
Hof.6.  i.come,and  let  us  nturn  unto  the  Lord 
7. 10. they  doe  not  return  to  the  Lord 
14. 1. 0  Ifraelyeto'B  unto  the  Lord 
Not  iRctarn, 
Num.i  2. 1 8 .  we  will  not  return  unto  our  houfes 

1  Sam.  1 5.26.I  will  noveturn  with  thee 

2  Sam.  12.13  .but  he  fhall  not  return  to  me 

1  Kjn.  13.16.  he  faid,I  may  not  ret.  with  thee,  nor 
Job  1  p.  2 1 .1  (hall  not  return,ewen  to  the  land  of 

1 6. 2  2.I  (hall  go  the  way  whence  I  (hall  not  re. 
lfa.4  5 . 2  3  .and  (lull  not  return 

5  5. 1 1  .it  (hall  not  return  unto  me  void 
Jer.8.$A\Alhe  turn  avvay,and  notreturn 

1 5.7.fith  they  return  not  from  their  wayes 
22. 1 1.  he  (hall  not  return  thither  any  more 

27 .  thither  (hall  they  not  return 
23.20.anger  of  the  Lord  (hall  not  return  untill 
Chap.30.24. 
37.20.that  thou  caufe  me  not  to  return  to 
E^.7.i3.the  feller  (hall  not  return  to  that  which 
which  {hall  not  return t  neither 
13.22.thnt  he  (hould  not  return  from  his  wick. 
21.5.1c  (hall  not  return  any  more 
3  j.9.and  thy  cities  (hall  not  return 
46.9.he  (hall  notreturn  by  the  way  of  the      % 
Hof.y.  1  o  .they  doe  not  return  to  the  Lord 
1 1.  f  .he  (hall  not  return  to  the  land  of  Egypt 
9.I  will  notreturn  to  deftroy  Ephraim 
Ato.2.12.  that  he  (hould  not  return  to  Herod 
Lulfe  1 7.3 1.  let  him  likewife  not  return  back 

ISctttrneO. 
Ges.8.3.waters  returned  from  off  the  earth  comic. 
9  .dove  returned  unto  him  into  the  ark 
1  z.the  dove  which  returned  not  again 

18.3  3.  Abraham  returned  to  his  place 

2  2. 19X0  Abraham  reuto  his  young  men,  and 
3 1.5  e.Laban  dcp3rted,and  returned  to  his 

3  2-6.meffengers  returned  to  Jacob/aying 
33.1 6.fo  Efau  retur.thn  day  on  his  way  to  Seir 
37.29.Reuben  returned  tothe  pit 

3  o.and  he  returned  to  his  brethren 
3  8.22.he  returned  to  Judah,and  faid, I 
,   42.2$.returned  to  them  againe,and  communed 
43.10.  we  had  returned  this  fecond  time 

1 8.money  that  was  returned  in  our  fackes 

44. 1 3 .  every  man  his  afTe,  and  retur.to  the  city 

50.  i4.Jofeph  returned  into  Egypt,and  his  bret. 

Exod^i.  1 8.Mofes  went,and  returned  to  Jethro  his 

20.  and  Moksreturned  to  the  land  of  Egypt 

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Mo  lea  returnedunio  the  Lord>  and  laid 
t.i7.  and  the  fea  returned  10  his  ftrength 
18.  and  the  waters  returned ,  and  covered  the 

19.8.  Mofes  ret.  the  words  of  the  peo.to  the  L. 
31.31.  Mof.s  ret.  unto  the  Lord,and  faid,Oh 
34.3  i.Aaron  and  all  the  rulers — ret.  unto  him 

Lev.ii.  13 .  and  is  returned  unto  her  fathers  houfe 
Numb.  14.36.  who  ret.  and  made  all  the  congrega. 
16.50.  and  Aaron  returned  unto  Mofes 
1 2 .6.  and  he  returned  unto  him,and  loe,  he 
14.  25.  Balaam  rofe  up  ,  and  ret.  to  his  place 
Dck.  1.  4  f.  ye  «£.  and  wept  before  the  Lord,  but 
foQ).i.i6.  untill  the  purfuers  be  returned 

zi.abode  there  three  da.till  the  purf.werc  r. 
23.  fo  the  two  men  returned,  and 
4. 1 8. that  the  waters  of  Jordan  iff.  to  their  pla. 
6.  14.  and  returned  into  the  camp 
7,34  and  they  returned  to  Joihua,  and  faid 
8.  24.  that  all  the  Israelites  rff.unto  Ai,and 

10.  if.  and  Joihua  returned,  and  all  Ilrael 

Verfe  38,43. 
il.  and  all  the  people  returned  to  the  campe 

11.9.  children  of  Reuben,and  of  Gad,  ret.  and 
32.  Phinehas — and  the  princes  ret.  from  the 

Judg.s.i*).  yea,  fhereturned  anfwer  to  herfelfe 
7.3.  and  there  ret.  of  the  peo.  cwentieand  two 

1 5.  and  returned  into  the  holt  of  Ifrael  ,  and 
8.13 .  and  Gideon  ret  from  battell  before  the 
li.  39.  that  &e  returned  unto  her  father 

1 4.8 .  and  after  a  time  he  returned  ;o  take  her,& 
Ruth  1.22.  fo  Naomi  ret,  &  Ruth — which  ret.  out 

1  Sam.1.19.  and  ret.  and  came  to  their  houfe  to 

6.  17.  which  the  PhiMines  ret.  for  a  trefpafle 
17. 1 f .  but  David  went,and  returned  from  Saul 
73.  children  of  Ifrael  returned  from 
57.  and  as  David  returned  from  the  {laughter 
18.  6.  as  they  came  when  David  was  returned 
23.28.  wherefore  Saul  returned  from 
24.  r .  when  Saul  was  returned  from 
2S.39. Lord  hath  ret.  the  wickednefTe  of  Nabal 
26.2  j.  and  Saul  returned  to  his  place 

27. 9.  and  retumedto  Achiih 

2  S»jot.  1  •  1 .  when  David  was  returned  from  the 

2  2.  the  fword  of  Saul  returned  not  empty 
2.30.  Joab  returned  horn  following  Abner 
3.16.  Abner  faid,Goe>  returne.  And  he  returned 

27.  when  Abner  was  ret.  to  Hebron  ,  Joab 
6.  20.  then  David  ret.  to  blefle  his  houlhold 
8.13.  David  gate  h'irii  a  name,when he  re.from 
I0.14.  fo  Joab  ;#.from  the  children  of  Amnion 

1 1.  4.  and  lhe  returned  unto  her  houfe 

1 2.  31.  David  and  the  people  ret.  to  Jerufalem 

1  Chro.  20.  3. 
14.24.  and  Abfalom  returned  to  his  houfe 

1 6-  8.  the  Lord  hath  returned  on  thee  all  the 
17.3.  is  as  if  all  returned 
18  16.  the  people  ret.  from  purfuing  after  Ifr. 
1 9. if.  fo  the  king  returned,  and 

39.  and  he  returned  unto  his  own  place 
20.2  2.  and  Joab  returned  to  Jerufalem 

23.10.  the  people  returned  after  him,  to  fpoile 
1  Ring,  12.  24.  and  returned  to  depart 

13.  10.  and  ret.  not  by  the  way  that  he  came 

3  3 .  after  this  thing  Jeroboam  ret.  not  from 
1 9. 2 1 .  and  he  returned  backe  from  him 
i  King. 1.  1%.  from  thence  herelurned  to  Samaria 
3.27.  and  rt turned  to  their  own  land 
4.3  f .  then  he  returned,  and  walked  in  the  houfe 
1 .  1 5:.  and  he  ret  anted  to  the  man  of  God 
7. 1  f  .the  meflengers  returned,  and  told  the  king 
8.3.  that  the  woman  returned  out  of  the  land 
9. 1  f .  Joram  was  returned  to  be  healed  in 

14.  14.  and  returned  to  Samaria 

19.  8.  fo  Rabfhakeh  returned,  and  found  the 

I/fl.37.8. 
36.  and  returned,  and  dwelt  at  Nineveh 
13- 20.  and  returned  to  Jerufalem 

2  Chron.ii -M- 

1  Cfci'oa.  I(j,  43.  and  David  >'#.  to  blefle  his  houfe 

2  Cfoo.10.2.  that  Jeroboam  retumedout  of  Egypt 

1 1 .4.and  returned  from  going  againft  Jeroboam 
14.  1?  and  returne d  to  Jerufalem 
19-1.  Jehofaphat  returne d to  his  houle  in  peace 
22,  6.  and  he  returned  to  be  healed  in  Jezreel 
31. 1  .all  the  children  of  Ifrael  rtf.every  man  to 

3  2 .2 1 .  fo  he  returned  with  fhame  of  face  to  his 


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34.7.  he  returned  to  Jerufalem 
Neb, z. 15 .  entred  by  the  gate  of  the  valley,&  fo  r. 

4.  1 5. that  we  returned  all  of  us  to  the  wall 
Efth.1.14.  and  on  the  morrow  (he  returned 

7.8.  then  the  King  returned  out  of  the  palace 
Pfnl.31.13.  my  prayer  rclurned\nto  mine  owns 
Ecclcf.^.i.  fo  I  returned }aad  coniidered  all  the- 
7.  t  en  I  returned,  and  I  faw  vanity 

9'  5i.  I  returned^  and  faw  under  the  fun,  that 
tfa-ll-  37-  and  returned,  and  dwelt  at  Nineveh 

3  8.8.  fo  the  fun  returned  ten  degrees,  by  which 
fer.  3. 7.  but  me  returned  not 

40. 1 2.  all  the  Jewes  returned  out  of  all  places 
41.14.  and  returned, and  went  unto  Johanan 
43.  5.  captaine's  tooke  all  that  were  returned 

E^e{.i.  1 4.  the  living  creatures  ran ,  and  returned 
8.r  7.  and  have  returned  to  provoke  me  to  anger 
47-7-  now  when  I  had  returned,  behold 
0^.4.34.  mine  underftanding  returned  to  me 

36.  at  the  fame  time  my  reafon  ret.  unto  me 
Hof.6,11,  when  I  ret.  the  captivicy  of  my  people 
Amos  4. 6.  yet  have  yenairetumed  unto  me 

Verfe  8, 9, 10, 11. 
Zech.i.  1  if . I  am  returned  to  Jerufalem  with  mercies 
7.14.  that  no  man  pafled  thorow,  nor  returned 
8-3. 1  am  returned unto  Zion  ,  and  will  dwell  in 
Mat.  21.18.  now  in  the  morning  as  he  ret.  into 
Mark?  14-  4°.  when  he  ret.  he  found  them  afleepe 
Lu^e  1.  56.  and  Mary  returned  to  her  owne  houfe 
2.20.  the  lhepheards  returned,  glorifying 
4.  1 .  Jefus  returned  from  Jordan,  and   • 

14.  Jefus  ret.  in  the  power  of  the  Spirit  into 
8.37.  and  returned  backe  againe 

40  that  when  Jefus  was  retxhe  people  gladly 
9.10.  apoftles  when  they  were  ret.  told  him  all 
10.  17.  and  the  feventy  ret.  againe  with  joy 
17. 1 8. there  are  not  found  that  ret. to  give  glory 
19. 1 J .  that  when  he  was  returned,  having 
23.48.  linote  their  breaffs,  and  returned 
24.  9.  and  returned  from  the  fepulchre 
33.  they  rofe  up,  and  returned  to  Jerufalem 
52.  they  worfhippedhim,and  returned  to 
Ael.Z.11.  retumedto  Jerufalem ,  and  preached  the 
12.2? .  Barnabas  and  Saul  ret.  from  Jerufalem 

13.13.  johnreturnedto  Jerufalem 

2 1*6.  and  they  returned  home  againe 

23.31.  and  returned  to  the  caftle 
Gal.  1 . 1 7.  and  returned  againe  unto  Danlafcus 
Heb.i  1.1  5.  they  might  have  had  oppor.to  haver. 
1  Pet. i.i^ .  but  are  now  re;,  to  the  fhepheard,and 

They  IBeturneD, 
Gra.14.  7-  they  returned  ,and  came  to  En-mifhpat 

21.  32.  they  ret.  unto  the  land  of  the  PhUiftins 
Numb.  13.25.  they  ret.  from  fearching  ofrhe  land 
Jofo.j.3.  and  they  returned  to  Joihua 
Judg.r.t').  when  the  judge  was  de?d,  that  they  re. 

21.23.  they  returned  unto  their  inheritance 

1  Sam.6-  16.  they  returned  to  Ekron  that  fame  day 

2  S.tm.ijiio.  not  find  them,they  ret.  to  Jerufalem 
1  Chro. 1 8 .  ?  2 .  they  relumed  backe  againe  from 

1 9.8 .  when  they  retumedto  Jerufalem 
20.27. tncn  they  returned  every  atari  of  Judah 
if.  io.  and  they  returned  home  in  great  anger 
28. 1  f.  then  they  returned  to  Samaria 
34.  9.  and  they  returned  to  Jerufalem 
Eva  f -f  •  and  then  they  returned  anfwer  by  letter 

11.  and  thus  they  returned  us  anfwer 
Ncfc.9.  28.  yet  when  they  ret.  and  cryedurito  thee 
PfaZ.78.34.  they  rcr.and  enquired  earl/after  God 
/t?i'.i4.3.  they  returned  with  the  veflels  empty 
E1^.  1. 17.  and  they  returned  not  when  they  went 
Zech.i. 6.  and  they  returned, And  faid, Like  as  the  L. 
Luke  1.  39.  thzy  returned  unto  Galilee,  to  their 
43 .  as  they  returned,  Jefus  tarried  behind 
4  f  .when  they  found  him  not,  they  ret.  backe 
23.  f6.  and  they  retnrned,and  prepared  fpices 
Acl.  1. 1 1.  then  they  returned  to  Jerufalem  from 
f.22.  and  found  them  not  in  prifon,  they  >'#.  & 
14.21.  they  returned  againe  to  Lyflra 

IReturneth. 

Pfal.  1 46.4 .  he  returneth  to  his  earth 
P/OH.26.11.  as  a  dog  returneth  to  his  vomit 

fo  a  foole  returneth  to  his  folly 
Ecclef.i.  6.  and  the  wind  returneth  againe  accordi. 
lfa.11.io.  and  returneth  not  thither  ,  but  watereth 
Elfk-1S  -7-  and  him  that  returneth,  lie  cut  off 
Gggg 


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Zecb.  9.  8.  and  becaufe  of  him  that  returneth 

ISeturntng, 

Ifa.30.  1  f .  in  returning  and  reft  {hall  yee  be  faved 
L#jjtf  7.10.  returning  to  the  houfe,  found  the  fer  v. 
Ael.%.ii.  was  retuming,and  fitting  in  his  chatet 
Heb.j.x.  who  met  Abraham  returning  from  the  lla. 

IReii ,  called  IRebti.  1  ab><j;  1 . 2  f . 
Gf/Z.n.  18. Peleg  lived  thirty  yeeres,&  begat tfr« 
1 9. Peleg  lived  after  he  begat  Reu  109.  yeers 

20.  Reu  lived  two  Sc  thirty  yeeres,  &  begat 

21.  Reu  lived  after  he  begat  Seriig  207.  ve. 

IBettbctr.  I 

GtfZ.29. 3  2.  ilie  called  his  name  Reubenfox  lhe        | 

go.  14.  Reuben  went  in  the  dayes  of  wheac-har. 

3  f.22.  Reuben  went  in,and  lay  with  Bilhah        ' 

23.  fons  of  Leah :  Reuben  Jacobs  firft-borne 

37.21.  Reuben  heard  it,  and  he  delivered  him 
zik  Reuben  faid,  Shed  no  blood 

29.  Reuben  returned  to  the  pit 

42.22.  Reuben,  anfwered  them,faying  ,  fpake  I 
37. Reuben  fpake  to  his  father,faying,Slay  me 

46.8.  Jacob  and  his  (bns:Reuben  Jacobs  firft-b. 

9.  fons  of  Reuben,  Hanoch,  and  Phallu  ,  and 

Exod.  6.  14. 

48.  f .  as  Reuben  and  Simeon  they  fhalbe  mine 

49.3 .  Reuben jthou  arc  my  firft-b'arn,my  might 

EXod.i. i.Reuben,  Simeon,  Levi,  Judah 

1  Chron.  2. 1, 
6 . 1 4.  thele  be  the  families  of 'Reuben 
Numb.  1 .20 .  and  the  children  of  Reuben  Ifrael 
21.  even  of  the  tribe  of  Reuben  ,  were  46500. 
2.10.  the  flandard  of  the  campe  ot  Reuben 

Chap.  jo.  18. 
itf.all  that  were  numbred  of  the  camp  offl. 
7.  30.  prince  of  che  children  of  Reuben 
16.  1.  fons  of  Reuben  tooke  men 
2<f  .f .  Reuben,  the  eldeft  fon  oflfrael  . 
32.1-  now  the  children  of  Reuben,  arid  the 

2.  and  the  children  of  Reuben  came,  and 

6.  Mofes  faid  to  the  children  of  Reuben  s(hall 
2f .  children  of  Reuben  fpake  unto  Mofes,fay. 
29.  Mofes  faid,  If  the  children  ofRcuben,and 
3 1.  and  the  children  of  Reuben  anfwered 

33.  Mofes  gave  to  rhe  children  of 'Reuben  ,  & 
37. and  the  children  of  Reuben  built  Hefhbon 

3  4.  1 4.  for  the  tribe  of  the  children  of  Reuben 
Deut.  fx.-fy  the  fon  of  Reuben ;  how  che  earth  open. 

27.i3.thefe  fhall  ftand  on  mo.Ebal  tocurfe  R. 

33.6.  let  Reuben  live,  and  not  die 
fufj^.n.  and  the  children  of  Reuben  ,and the 

1 3. 23. border  of  the  children  of Reuben  was  Jor. 
this  was. che  inner,  of  the  child-  of  Reuben 
.  .1  f  .6.  to  the  ftone  of  Bohan,  the  fon  of  Reuben 

18.7.  and  Gad  ,  and  Reuben ,  and  halfe  the  tri„ 
1 7.defcended  to  the  flone  of  Bohan  fon  ofR. 

22«  13.  child,  of  Ifr.  fent  to  the  child,  of  Reuben 
if .  they  came  to  the  child,  of  Reubcn,and  the 
2 1 .  then  the  children  of  Reuben,  and  the 
31.  Phinehas  faid  to  the  children  of  Reuben 
3  ».  Phinehas  returned  from  the  chil-  of  Reu. 
,./«dg.f.ij  .forthe  divifions  of  Reuben  these 

Verfe  16. 
1  Chro.1. 1.  now  the  fons  of  Reuben  phe  firft-borne 

3.  the  fons,  I  fay,  o( Reuben — were  :  Hanoch 
18.  thefons  of  Reuben, and  the  Gaditesthat 

E^.48. 6. even  to  the  weft  fide  a  portion  for  Ren . 

7,  and  by  the  border  of  Reuben,  from  the  eaft 
3 1 .  one  gate  of  Reuben,  one  gate  of  Judah 

Tribe  o/IRcabett. 

Numb:i.l.that  {hall  fta^with  you,of  the  tribe  of  R. 

i  21.  even  of  the  tribe  of Reuben  4<5f  00. 

l3-4.thefewere  their  names:Of  the  tribe  of  Re. 

fojh.13.11.  Mo.  gave  to  the  tribe  ofthe  chil.  ofR. 

20. 8.  on  the  plaine  ouc  ofthe  tribe  of  Reuben 
21.  7.  had  out  of  the  tribe  of Reuben,  and  Gad 

16.  and  out  ofthe  tribe  of  Reuben,  Bezer 

1  Cfco.tf.78. 
1  chro. 6.  6%>  and  out  ofthe  tribe  of  Reuben,  &  out 
Rev.7.1.  ofthe  tribe of  Reuben  were  fealcd  twelve 

IRenbertftciS. 
Numb;i6.7.  thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Reubimtes 
Df«f.3.i2.the  cities  thereof  gave  I  unto  the  Reub. 
i(5.  and  unto  the  Reubenites,  and  iinto 
4.43.  in  the  plaine  countrey  ofthe  Reubenites 
29.  8.  gave  it  for  an  inhcr.  unto  the  Reubenites 
Jofb.t.n-  and 


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Jofh.i.  11.  and  to  the  Rcubemtes,  and  to  the 
1 1.6.  for  a  pofleflion  unto  the  Reuknites 
13.8.  with  whom  the  Reuknites  have  received 
2i.i.  then  Jofhua  called  the  Re ubenites, and  the 

2  Rjn?.  1  o.  33.  and  the  Reubmitcs,  and  the 

1  Cbro.%.6.  he  was  the  prince  of  the  Reuknites 

26.  and  he  carried  them  away,  even  the  Reub. 
1 1 .4  2.  Adini — the  Reub.a  captainc  of  the  Rett. 
12.37.  on  the  other  fide  of  Jordan  on  the  Reub. 
26.32.  whom  David  made  rulers  over  the  Reu. 
27.16.  the  ruler  of  the  Reubenites  was  Eliezer 
JRebeale. 

fob  20.  27.  the  heaven  mail  reveale  his  iniquity 

Jer.33.6:  and  will  reveale  unto  them  the  abundan. 

Dan.z.47.  feeing  thou  couldeft  rew><J&  this  fecret 

Mat.  1 1.27.  and  he  to  whom  the  Son  will  reveale 

Lul^e. ic.zz. 

Gal.i.\6.  to  ifflui  his  Son  in  me 

PbiliP.3. 1 5«  God  (hall  reiwife  even  this  unto  you 
IRebcaleD. 

Dent. 19.19.  but  thofe  things  which  are  revealed 

1  Sam.  3.7.  neither  was  the -word  of  the  Lord  rew. 

21. for  the  Lord  revealed  himfelfe  to  Sam.  in 

2  Sam.7'Z7-God  of Ifr.  haft  revealedto  thy  fervant 
Ifa.1z.14. and  it  was  revealed  in  mine  eares  by 

2  3 , 1 .  it  is  revealed  to  them 
40.5.  the  glory  of  the  Lord  (hall  be  revealed 
53.1.  to  whom  is  the  arme  of  the  Lord  revealed 
John  12.  38. 
$6.1.  and  my  righteouGiefle  to  be  revealed 
Jer.11.  20.  for  unto  thee  have  I  revealed  my  caufe 
Dtf«.2.i9.then  was  the  fecret  JWftz.Wunto'Daniel 

30.  this  fecret  is  not  revealed  tome 
'  1  o.I.  a  thing  was  reverted  vinto  Daniel 
Mat. 1 0.16.  there  is  noth.  cove.that  fhall  not  be  r. 

Luke  12.  2. 
1 1. 2  J .  and  haft  revealed  them  unto  babes 

Luke  ro.  zi. 
x6.  17.  for  flefh  and  blood  hath  not  revealed  it 
Luhj  2.16.  it  was  revealed  unto  him 

3J.  that  the  though.of  many  hearts  may  be  r. 
17. 30. when  the  Sonofman  ihall  be  revealed 
Row.1.17.  therein  is  the  rigbteoulnefle  of  God  re. 
18.  wrath  of  God  is  revealed  from  heaven 
8.18,  which  ihall  be  revealed  in  us 
1  C0K.2.10.  but  God  hath  revealed  them  unto  us 
3.  13.  becaufe  it  fhall  be  revealed  by  fire 
14.30.  if  any  thing  be  revealed  to  another  that 
Gal.3.13.  which  fhould  afterward  be  revealed 
Ephef.%.^.  as  it  is  now  revealed  unto  his  apoftles 
zlhejf. 1,7.  when  the  Lord  Jefus  fhalbe  revealed 
2, 3 .  and  that  man  of  fin  be  revealed 
6.  that  he  might  be  revealed  in  his  time 
8.  then  fhall  that  wicked  be  revealed  whom 
1  Pet.  1 .5".  ready  to  be  revealed  in  the  laft  time 

12.  unto  whom  it  was  revealed 

4. 13.  when  his  glory  fhall  be  revealed,  ye 
5.1.  alfo  a  partaker  of  the  glory  that  fhalbe  re. 
l&etoealer. 
D<*#.2.47.  and  a  revealer  offecrets 

xSefcealetrj. 
PiW.11.13-  a  tale-bearer  revealeth  fecrets 
20.19.  as  a  tale-bearer  revealeth  fecrecs 
Dan.%-2*'  he  revealeth  the  deep  and  fecret  things 

28.  there  is  a  God  in  heaven  that  revealeth  fe. 

29.  and  he  that  revealeth  fecrets,  maketb 
Amos  z.j.butberevealetb  his  fecrets  to  his  ferv.che 

IRebel. 
Ge»-3 6.4.  Bafhemath  bare  Revel 

10.  Revel  fon  of  Bafhemath  wife  of  E  faa 

13.  fons  of  Revel :  Nahath  ,and  Zerah 

1  Chrm.1.37. 
17.  fons  of  Revel — dukes  that  came  of  Revel 
Exod.1.1 8.  when  they  came  to  Revel  their  father 
1  CJ!wj.i.3?.thefonsof  Efau  :  Eliphaz,Rex>e/,and 
9. 8.  the  fon  of  Revel,  the  fon  of  Ibnijah 
IRebelatfon. 
ftM».2.y.and  revelation  of  die  righteous  judgement 
i6.2y.accordingtothe  rewtoitfTZofthernyftery 
1  Cor.  14.  6.  except  I  fpeake  to  you  either  by  reve. 
z6.  hath  a  revelation,  hath  an  interpretation 
Gal.i.iz.  but  by  the  revelation  of  Jefus  Chrift 

2.2.  and  I  went  up  by  revelation,  and 
Ephefi.  i7.  &  revelation  in  the  knowledge  of  him 
3.3  .how  that  by  revelation  he  made  known  unto 
1  Pet.1.1 3.  at  the  revelation  of  Jefus  Chtift 


Revel.  1.1.  the  revelation  of  Jefus  Chrift,which 

1R  satiations, 

2  Cbro.xi.i.  zndrevclations  of  the  Lord 

7.  through  the  abundance  of  revelations 

iBetoeUtngs, 

Ga/.?.2i.  murthersjdrunkennefTe/^wWsgJ ,  and 

i  Pet. 4.3.  walked  in  reve Wings ,  banquettings 

lEtetenge. 
/<?/•.  1  f .  1  ?.  and  revenge  me  of  my  perfecutors 
2  Cor.io.6.nnd  having  in  a  readinefli  to  revenge  al 

IBerjenge, 
/e/^o.^o.  and  we  fhall  take  our  revenge  on  him 
£^.2j.iJ.  the  phi  lift,  have  dealt  by  revenge 
2.  Cor. 7.1  1.  yea  what  revenge  in  all  things  ye  have 

IRetoengsO. 
Eigk.zs.iz.  and  revenged  himfelfe  upon  them 

IRttrenger. 

Numb.1s.19.  the  revenger  of  blood  himfelfe  fhall 

Verfe  21. 
24.  congre.  fhall  judge  bet.  the  flayer  &  fe. 
2  j.  out  of  the  hand  of  the  revenger  of  blood 

27.  &  the  revenger  of  blood  find  him  without 

and  the  revenger  of  blood  kill  the  flayer 
Rom.i^n.  he  is  the  minifterof  God,a  revenger  to 
iRebengers. 

1  Sam.i^  11.  that  thou  wouldeft  not  fufFer  the  re. 

lr»ebengc0, 
Dewf.32.42.  from  the  beginning  of  the  revenges 
IBebengetlj. 

2  Saw.  22.48.  it  is  God  that  revength  me 
Nahum  1.1.  and  the  Lord  revengetb}  the  Lord  few, 

iRetoengfitg. 
Pfal.79.  10.  by  the  revenging  of  the  blood  of  thy 

IHebenue. 
£^ivj  4.  13.  fo  thou  (hale  endamage  the  revenue  of 
Proa. 8. 19.  and  my  revenue  then  choice  filver 
//a.23.3.  harveft  °f cne  r'ver  's  ^er  revenue 

IRmtVXZg. 
Prov.i<$ .  6.  in  the  revenues  of  the  wicked  is  trouble 

16. 8-  then  great  revenues  without  right 
/er.12.13.  they  (halbe  afhamed  ofyour  revenues 

JReberence.  IBeberenceD. 
Iw.19.30.  &  reverence  my  fanctuary,I  am  the  L. 

Chap.  26.  2> 
Efib.3.2.  bowed,and  reverencedHamzn 
Mat.11.37.  they  will  reverence  my  fon 

iW^e  12.6. 
L/%  20. 1 3.  it  may  be  they  will  reverence  him 
Epbef.f.2  3  .the  wife  lee  that  fhe  reverence  her  husb. 

iSrtoerence. 
2  Sam.9.6.  he  fell  on  hisface,and  did  reverence 
1  Kjng.iti  1.  Bathlheba  did  reverence  to  the  king 
Eflher.  3.1.  Mordecai  bowed  not,nor  did  him  reve. 

Verfe  s . 
Pfal.%9.7.  to  be  had  in  reverence  of  all  that  are  ab. 
Heb.iz.9.  and  we  gave  them  reverence 

28.  whereby  we  may  ferve  God  wthrever* 

IBeberenO. 
P/^.  1 1 1 .9.  holy  and  reverend  is  his  Name 

iScterfe. 
Numb.i]. 20.  he  hath  bleffed,  and  I  cannot  rezw/c 
£/2fo.8.y.letit  be  written  to  reverfe 

8.&  fealed  with  the  kings  ring,may  no  ma.*'. 
IBetnle. 
£.W.22.i8.  thou  fhaltnot  reui/e  the  gods,  nor 
Mat. s-H.  blefled  are  ye  when  men  fhall  revile 

IBebtletj. 
Mat.z7.j9.  they  that  pafled  by  reviledhlm 
Marine  15.32.  they  that  were  crucified  with  him  r. 
John  9-28.  then  they  reviled  him  and  faid,Be  thou 
1  Cor. 4. 1 2.working  with  our  own  hands ,being  rev. 
1  Pet.z.z}.  who  when  he  was  reviled 3re. not  againe 

IRebtierg. 
1  Cor.6.10.  nor  drunkards,  nor  revilers,  nor 

IRcbdeft. 
Aft.zj.  4.  they  that  flood  by  faid,  Revilefi  thou 

!Rebi!ingS. 
Ifa.s  1.7.  neither  be  ye  afraid  of  their  revilings 
Zcpb.i.8.&nd  the  revilings  of  the  children  of  Aram. 

iRetfbe. 
Neb. 4.  2.will  they  rew'we  the  ftoncs  out  of  the  he. 
Pfal$<>.6.  wilt  thou  not  revive  us  againe 

138.  7.  thou  wilt  revive  me,  thou  (halt  ftretch 
if  a.  57.  if-  torevive  the  fpirit  of  the  humble 

and  to  revive  the  heart  of  the  contrite  ones 
Hof.6.z.  after  two  dayes will  he  revive  us 


1 4.7.  tfu-y  thall  revive  as  the  command 
Hab.3.1. 0  Lord,  iww  thy  worke  in  the  midft  of 

iRsDtBCO. 

GfH.45.27.  fpirit  of  Jacob  their  father  revived 
Judg.1s.19.  his (piiit came  againe,  andhzrevived 

1  Iftfig.  17.22.fouk  of  the  child  came  aga.  &he>'. 

2  i^w^.  1 3.2 1.  he  revived,  and  flood  up  on  his  feet 
Rom.7.9.  when  the  commandement  came, fin  reviv. 

14.9.10  this  end  Chrift  died,and  rofe,&  revived 

ifctotomg. 

E^ra  9.  8 .  give  us  a  little  reviving  in  our  bondage 
9.  to  give  us  a  reviving,to  fet  up  the  houfe  of 
JSeumdh, 
Gfff.2.2.24.  Reumah  bare  Tebah,  Gaham 
IRetoolt. 

Jfa.s9.13.  fpeaking  oppreffion,  and  >'rafl/£ 

ISerjOlt. 
2  C^ro.2  r.  1  o.  the  fame  tun;  alfo  did  Libnah  revolt 
If  a.  1  .f .  ye  will  revolt  more  and  more 

ISeboIteO. 
2  Kjng.8.10.  in  his  dayes  Edom  revolted  from 

Verfe  22.  2  Chro.  n.  8. 
22.  then  Libnah  revolted  at  the  fame  time 
2  Cbro-n.i  o.  fo  the  Edomites  revolted  from 
.T/rf.3 1 .  6.  from  whom  chil.  of  ifr.  have  deeply  re. 
Jer.s.13.  they  are  revolted  and  gone 

fiJetooUewt. 

Jet. 6.1%.  they  are  all  grievous  revolters 
Hofs.i.  and  thoeiWfm  are  profound  to  make 

9. 1 5.  all  their  princes  are  revolters 
iSeboIttng, 
/(?>•.  f.23.  this  people  hatha  revolting  hears 

itoarb. 
Ge«.  1 5.1 . 1  am  thy  exceeding  great  reward 
Numb.  18. 3  1.  for  it  is  your  reward 
De«Mo.i7.Godtaketh  not  reward 

27.  25.  curfed  be  hethattaketh  reward  to  flay 
R«^  2.12.  and  a  full  rewardht  given  thee  of 
2  Sam.4. 1  o. thought  that  I  would  ha.  give  him  a  r. 

19. 36.  king recompenfe  it  me,with  fuch a  rew. 
1  Kjng.t 3. 7. and  1  will  give  thee  a  reward 
Job  6.  22.  did  I  fay,  Bring  unto  me,  or  give  a  rew. 

7.  2.  as  an  hireling  looketh  for  the  reward 
Pfal.  15.5.  nor  taketh  reward  againft  the  innocent 

1 9.  1 1 .  in  keeping  of  them  there  is  great  reward 

40.  if.  let  them  be  defolate  for  a  reward 

J8. 1 1.  there  is  a  reward  for  the  righteous 

70.  3 .  let  them  be  turned  backe  for  a  reward  of 

91.  8.  and  fee  the  reward  of  the  wicked 

94.  2.  render  a  reward  to  the  proud 

1 09. 20.  let  this  be  the  reward  of  mine  adverfar. 

1 27.3.  and  the  fruit  of  the  wombe  is  his  reward 
Prov.11.1S.  that  foweth  righteouf.fhalbe  a  fure  >•. 

21.14.and  a  reward  In  the  bofome,ftrong  wrath 

24,1 4.then  there  fhalbe  a  reward,  &  thine  exp. 
20.  there  fhalbe  no  reward  to  the  evill  man 
Ecc!ef^.9.  becaufe  they  have  a  good  rew.  for  their 

9.  S-  neither  have -they  any  more  a  reward 
ifa.  3.  11.  for  the  rew.  of  his  hands  fhalbe  given 

J. 23.  which  juftifie  the  wicked  for  reward 

40. 10,  his  reward  is  with  him,  and  hi3 

Chap.62.11. 

4j.13.he  fnall  let  go  my  capt.not  for  pri.nor  r. 
Jer.\o.s.  captaine  gave  him  zrew.  and  lethim  go 
'E^l(.i6.  3  i.  that  thou  giveft  a  rew.  and  no  rew.  is 
Hof.9.1.  thou  haft  loved  a  reward  on  every  corne. 
Obid.i  s  .thy  rew.  fhall  returne  on  thine  own  head 
Micab  3. 1 1 .  the  heads  thereof  judge  for  reward ,& 

7.  3.  and  the  judge  asketh  for  a  reward 
Mat.  5. 1 2,  for  great  is  your  reward  in  heaven 

Lafe  6.  23. 
46.  if  ye  love  them  which  love  you,what  rew. 

6.1 .  otherwife  ye  have  no  reward  ofyour 
2.  verily  I  fay  to  you  ,  They  have  their  rew, 
Verfe  f,  16. 

10.41.  fhall  receive  a  prophets  reward 

fhall  receive  a  righteous  mans  reward 
42.  he  fhall  in  no  wife  lofehis  reward 

Mar\e  9.  41 
Lnhe  6.3  j. and  your  reward  fhalbe  great,  and 

13. 41.  we  receive  the  due  reward  of  our  deeds    t 
Acl.i.  1  8.  this  man  purchafed  a  field  with  the  re. 
Rom.  4.  4.  to  him  that  worketh  is  the  rew.not  reck. 
I  Cor.  3.8.  every  man  fhall  receive  his  own  rew. 
14.  he  (hall  receive  a  reward 

o  17  if  I  doe  this  thing  willingly  I  have  a  rew. 

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18.  what  is  my  rcwardrhen 
Cdl.i.iS.  let  no  man  beguile  you  of  your  reward 
3.  24.  ye  fhall  receive  the  reward  of  the  inher. 

1  Tim',  ?.  1 8.  the  labourer  is  worthy  of  his  reward 
Heb.z'.z.  received  a  juft  recompence  of 'reward 

io.'^.  which  hath  great  recompence  of  reward 
1 1.16.  he  had  refpecl  to  the  recomp.  of  the  yew. 

2  Pet'z.13.  and  fhall  receive  the  reward ot  unrig. 
z  John  8.  but  that  we  receive  a  full  reward 
fade  nran— after  the  errour  of  Balaam  for  raw. 
Rev  1 1  i3.  that  thou  fhouldeff  give  reward  unto 

zi.iz.  behold,  I  come  quickly,  and  my  reward 
IBeSoarO. 
Dettt.UA*- anti  wiil  reward  them  that  hate  me 

1  Sam.z4.19.  wherfore  the  Lord  reward  thee  good 

2  Sam. 3.3 ?.the  Lord  (hall  rewardtht  doer  of  evill 
z  Chro.zo.  1  x .  behold,  I  fay,  how  they  reward  us 
Pfal.u  5-  he  fhall  reward  evill  to  mine  enemies 
Prov.i  j  .21.  and  die  Lord  fhall  reward  thee 
Hof.  4. 9.  and  ?wW  them  their  doings 
Mat.6.4.  bimfelfe  fhall  i-rawtf  thee  openly 

Veneris. 
16-.17.and  then  he  fhall  »-ewani every  man  ace. 
1X^4.14.  the  Lord  reawtf  him  according  to  his 
R:v.i2.6.  reward  her,  even  as  fhe 

HJeojarOeQ. 
Goz.44.4.  have  ye  rewarded  evill  for  good 

1  SflOT.14.17.  thou  hail  rewarded  me  good 

whereas  I  have  rewarded  thee  evill 
i  Saw.  11. 11. Lord  rew.  me  accord,  to  P/a/.i8.io. 

2  C&/V.I  y.7.  for  your  worke  fhall  be  rewarded 
pfal.7.4.  if  I  have  rewarded  evill  to  him  that  was 

-  <  ia.  they  rewarded  me  evill  for  good 

Pfal.109.K-. 
10?.  10. nor  rewarded  us  according  to  ouriniqui. 
Prow,  13.  1 3 .  he  that  feareth  the  com.  fhalbe  rew. 
Z/a.3.9.  for  they  have  rewarded  evill  to  themfelves 
fcr.ii.tr;  for  thy  worke  fhalbe  mv.faith  the  Lord 
Rev.1%.6.  as  fhe  rewarded  you,  and 

IReiDartier, 
i  Hcfe.i  1.  6.  that  he  is  a  rewarder  of  them  that  dilig. 

IReSoatOetl). 
fob  1 1 . 1 9.  he  rewardeth  him,&  he  fhall  know  it 
P/#.  3 1 . 1 3 .  and  plentifully  rewardeth  the  proud 
137.8.  happy  fhall  he  be  that  rewardeth  thee 
P>OT.i7.t  3.  whofo  rewardeth  evill  for  good,  evill 
%6. 10.  both  K»a  the  foole,and  res',  tranfgref. 
lReS»artJg.. 

Numb.zi-7.  with  the  rewards  of  divination  in  their 
Tfa.\  .13 .  every  one  loveth  gifts,&  follow,  after  re. 
Dm.z.  6.  ye  fhall  receive  of  me  gifts,  and  rewards 

5,17.  and  give  thy  rewards  to  another,  I  will 
Hof.z.i  z.  thefe  are  my  rewards  that  my  lovers 

IResepb 
1  J(/?M;.i>ii.asGozam,S£Haran,&  Rezepb 

Ifa.37.1z 
1  Chr0.j.ij.  alfo  Re^,and Telah  his  fon 

i8e?<al 

1  Cfcyo.7.39.  fons  of  Ulla : — Haniel,  and  Re^a 

IRejfn. 
1  2C?*g»l?-?V.  began  to  fend  againft  Judah>  Re\m 
16.  5-  and  Re\in  king  of  Syr;a,and 
6.  at  that  time  Re^i«  king  of  Syria  recovered 
9.  carried  the  peo  captive  to  Kir,&  flew  Re\. 
E^ra  1. 48.  the  children  of  Re\m,  the  children  of 
Nehem.  7.  Jo 
J/fl.7.1.  that  R^«  the  king  of  Syria,  and 

4.  for  the  fierce  anger  of  Re^in  with  Syria 
8.  and  the  head  of  Damafcus  is  Re^in 
2.6.  and  rejoyceth  in  Rezjn,  and 
9.1 1.  Lord  fhall  fet  up  the  adverfaries  o{Re%in 
IBejott. 
1  Rjig.i  1.13.  God  ftirred  him  up  ano.  adv.  Re^pn 

Acl.i2. 1 3 .  we  fet  a  compa  fl'e,  &  came  to  Rheghtm 

lR!;Cf.V 
£%  3.17.  which  was  the  fon  otRbeft 

IRboOa. 

/*#.i2.i 3. a  damofell  came  to hearken,named  Rth 

iR!iot)es. 
Afi.zi.  1 .  the  day  fol lowing  unto  Rhode! 

1Rtb.  ©fbS. 
Gc«.  1.  ii.  God  tooke  one  of  his  ribs 

11.  the  rife  which  God  hath  taken  from  man 
%  Sam.i.  13.  Abner-fmoteAfahel  under  the  fifth  rib 


3.17.  Joab  fmote  Abner  under  the  fifth  rib 


4.  6.  and  they  fmote  him  under  the  fifth  rib  . 
20.10.  Joab  fmote  Amafa  in  the  fifth  rib 
D 071.7.1.  and  it  had  three  ribs  in  the  mouth 

ISlbfU. 

2  S<w*.i3.i9.I«aithe  fon  of  Rilw,-outofGibeah 

1  Cbro.  11.  31. 

iSibbano. 

Numb  A  j.  3  8. on  the  fringe  of  the  borders  a  ribband 

mm- 

Numb. 34.11.  coaft  fhall  goe  down  from  She. to  R. 

1  Kjng.zi.  33.  put  him  in  bands  atRibiah,  in  the 

25. 6.  brou.  him  up  to  the  king  of  Baby.  to  Rib. 

7«'.-39-J«&  ji.9. 

20.  Nebufc. — brou.them  to  the  king — to  Ri- 

Jer.  ki.  26. 

it.  king  of  Babylon  flew  them  at  Rib  lab 

Jer.  39.  6.  &  j 2. 10,  27. 
Kiel;. 
Gen.13.1.  Abram  was  very  rich  in  cattell 

14.13 . 1  have  made  Abram  rich 
Exod.3c.15.  the  rich  fhall  not  give  more,  and  the 
Lro.1j.47.if  a  fojour.or  ftranger  wax  rich  by  thee 
Ruth  3. 10.  followedft  not  young  men,poore  or  ri> 
1  Sam.z.7.  the  Lord  maketh  poore,  &  maketh  rich 
1  Sam.iz.i.  were  two  men  in  orie  city,the  one  rich 

2.  the  rich  man  had  exceeding  many  flocks 
fob  1  y.  19.  he  fhall  not  be  rich,  neither 

34.19.  nor  regardeth  the  rich  more  then  the 
Pfat.tf.i  Z\  even  the  rich  among  the  people  . 

49. 1.  both  low  and  high  ,  rich  and  poore  toge. 
-  \6.  not  afraid  when  one  is  made  rich 
PiW.10.4.  the  handofthe  diligent  maketh  rich 
22.  the  bleffing  of  the  Lord  ,  it  maketh  rich 
13.7.  maketh  himfelfe  rich,  yet  hath  nothing 

14.20.  but  the  rich  hath  many  friends 
18.13.  but  the  rich  anfwereth  roughly 
21.17.he  that  loveth  wine  &  oil,fhalI  not  be  r. 
22.1.  the  rich  and  poore  meeteth  together 

7.  the  rich  ruleth  over  the  poore 
16.  and  he  that  giveth  to  the  richjhall  furely 
23.4.  labour  not  to  bench  I  ceafe  from  thine 
28.6.  then  he  that  is  perverfe-though  he  berkh 
20.  but  he  that  maketh  hafte  to  be  rich,  fhall 
2 1  .he  that  ha  fteth  to  be  rich, hub  an  evill  eye 
Ecclef.K.i  z.  but  the  abundance  of  the  rich  will  not 
10,  6.  and  »he  rich  fit  in  low  place 
20.  curfe  not  the  rich  in  thy  bed-chamber 
I/ii?f  3.9.  and  with  the  rich  in  his  death,  becaufe 
fer.  K.  17.  therefore  they  arc  waxen  rich 
E^.17.14.  and  in  chefts  otrich  apparell 
Hof.i  1.8.  Ephraim  faid,  Yet  I  am  become  Weft 
Zefk.ii.j.fay  ,Blefled  be  the  Lord,  for  I  am  rich 
I  Marine  11. 41. and  many  that  were  rich,ca&  in  much 
Lu\e  1 .  J  3 .  and  the  rich  he  hath  fent  empty  away 
6.14.  but  woe  unto  you  that  are  rich 
ii.n.and  is  not  rich  toward  God 
14.11.  nor  thy  rich  neighbours,  left 
18.13.  forrowfull,  forbe  was  very  rich 
19.  2.  chiefe  among  the  Public,  and  he  was  rich 
Rom.10.1  i.the  fame  Lord  over  all,is  rich  unto  all 
i  Cor. 4.  8.  now  ye  are  full,  now  ye  are  rich 
2  Cor. 6. 10.  as  poore,  yet  making  many  rich,  as 
8.9.  that  though  he  was  rich,  yet  for 

that  ye  through  his  povertie  might  be  rich  I 
Ephcf.z.q.  but  God  who  is  rich  in  mercy,  for 

1  Tim.6. 9.  but  they  that  will  be  rich  fall  into  tern. 

17.  charge  them  that  are  rich  in  this  world 

1 8.  that  they  be  rich  in  good  works 
fames  1 .10.  but  the  rich  in  that  he  is  rnade.low 

1.?.  hath  not  God  chof  the  poore  of  this  wo.r. 
Rw.1.9.  but  thou  art  rich,  and  I  know 
3.17-  becaufe  thou  fayelt,I  am  rich,  and 

1 8.  that  thou  maift  be  rich,  and  white  raim. 
1 3 .16.  he  caufeth  rich  and  poore  to  receive  a 
18.3.  the  merchants  of  the  earth  are  waxed  rich 
1  ? .  mere,  of  thefe  things  which  were  made  r. 
I9.that  great  city,wherdn  were  made  rich  all 
Ktch  man  ,  or  fijfcfo  men- 

2  Sam.iz.z.  rich  man  hath  exceeding  many  flocks 
4.  there  came  a  traveller  to  t'  e  rich  man 

fob  17.19.  the  rich  man  fhall  lie  down,  but 
Prflf.io.i  j.the  rich  mans  wealth  is  his  ftrong  c'ty 
Chap.  1 8.U. 
28. 1 1.  the  rich  man  is  wife  in  his  own  conceit 
7<T.9.i3.  let  not  the  rich  man  glory  in  his 
Mica)}  6.\  2.  for  the  rich  men  thereof  are  full  of 
Gggg 


Mat.19.z3-  that  a  neb  man  fhall  hardly  enter  into 
24.  then  for  a  rich  man  to  encer  into  the 

Maty:  10.  is".  Lui^e  18.  2$. 
2  7.  J7 .  there  came  a  rich  man  named  Jofeph 
Lu\e  12.16.  the  ground  of  a  certaine  rich  man 
16.1.  there  was  a  certaine  rich  man  which  had 
1 9.  there  was  a  certaine  rich  man  which  was 
2i.with  the  crums  which  fell  fiom  the  ri.ma. 
22.  the  rich  man  died  alfo,and  was  buried 
Lu\e  21, 1.  and  faw  the  rich  men  cafting  in  their 
fames  1.  1 1.  fo  alfo  fhall  the  rich  man  fade  away 
1.6.  doe  not  rich  men  opprefl'eyou 
5.1.  goe  to  now  ye  rich  men,  weep  and  howle 
Rev.6. 1  j.  and  the  great  men,and  the  rich  men 

IRtrljer. 
Dan.  1 1.  2.  the  fourth  fhall  be  far  richer  then  they 


Gen.$  i.ig.  all  the  riches  which  God  hath  taken 

36.7.  their  riches  were  more  then— dwell  toge. 

7flJ&.i-i.8.returne  with  much  riches  unto  your  tents 

1  Sam.17.zi.  will  enrich  him  with  great  ricbes,Si 

I  Kjng  3.  1 1 .  neither  haft  asked  riches  for  thy  felfe 

1 3.  which  thou  haft  not  asked,  both  riches  3i 

10.13.  Sol.  exceed,  all  kings  of  the  earth  for  r. 

2  Cbro.  9.  22. 

1  Cbro.  29.  11.  both  riches  and  honour  come  of 
28-he  died  in  a  good  old  age,full  of  iicbes,&. 

2  Cbro.i .  1 1. and  thou  haft  not  asked  ricks,  wealth 
1 2.  and  I  will  give  thee  riches  and  wealth 

17.  J.  and  he  had  riches  and  honour  in  abund. 
18.1.  now  Jehofhaphat  had  riches  and  honour 
20.2  5.  both  riches  with  the  dead  bodies,and 
.  32.17.  Hezekiah  had  exceeding  much  riches 
£jr&.i.4.whenhe  fhewed  the  riches  ofhis  glorious 
S.n.Hamantold  them  ofthegloryi&  ofhis  r. 
fab  1  o.  1 5 .  he  hath  fwallowed  down  riches,  and  he 
36.19.  will  he  efteeme  thy  riches-}  no  not  gold 
Pfal.37.16.1-i  better  then  the  riches  of  many  wicked 
3  9.  6.  he  heapeth  up  riches,  and  knoweth  not 
49.  6.  boaft  themfelves  in  the  multi.  of  their  r. 
.  51.7.  but  trufted  in  the  abun.  ofhis  ikbes,and 
6110  liriches  increafe,  fet  not  your  heart  on 
73.12.  profperin  the  world,  the/)  increafe  in  ri. 
104.14.  the  earth  is  full  of  thy  riches 
1 1 1.3.  wealth  and  riches  fhall  be  in  hishoufe 
119.  1 4.  as  much  as  in  all  riches 
Prov.7,.  16.  and  in  her  left  hand  riches  and  honour 
8. 18.  riches  and  honour  are  with  me,yea  dur.r. 
11.  4.  riches  profit  not  in  the  day  of  wrath 
x  6.  and  ftrong  men  retaine  riches 
28.  he  that  trufteth  in  his  riches  fhall  fall,but 
13.7.  there  is  that  mak.himf.  poore, yet  hath  r. 

2.  ranfome  of  a  mans  life  are  his  riches,  but 
I4.24.  crown  of  the  wife  is  their  riches  ,  but 
19.14.  houfes  and  riches  are  the  inheritance  of 
21.1  .a  good  name  is  rather  to  be  chofen  then  r. 
4.  and  the  feare  of  the  Lord,  are  riches,  and   I 
16.  that  opprefleth  the  poore  to  encre.  his  ri. 
23.5.  for  riches  certainly  make  themfelves 
244.  with  all  precious,  and  pleafant  riches 
27.24  for  riches  are  not  for  ever 
30.8.  give  m?  neither  poverty  nor  riches 
Ecclef.4.*-  neither  is  his  eye  fatisfied  with  riches 
e.13.  namely  richeskspr.  for  the  owners  thereof 
14.  but  thofe  riches  perifh  by  evill  travell 
19. every  man  to  whom  God  hath  given  rich. 
6. 1.  a  man  to  whom  God  hath  given  riches 
9.1 1.  nor  yet  riches  to  men  of  underftanding 
//i.8.4.  to  cry,My  father,&  my  mother,the  riches 
10.14.my  hand  hath  found  as  a  neft  the  riches 
30.6.  they  will  carry  their  riches  upon  their 
45.3.  and  hidden  ricbe s  of  fecret  places 
61.6.  you  fhall  eate  the  riches  of  the  Gentiles 
fer.9.z3.  let  not  toe  rich  man  glory  in  his  riches 
1 7. 1 1  fo  he  that  getteth  riche s,and  not  by  right 
48.  36.  becaufe  the  riche s  that  he  hath  gotten 
E^.16.11.  they  fhall  make  a  fpoile  of  thy  riches 
27.1 1.  by  reafonof  the  multit.  of  all  kind  ofr. 
1 8 .  for  the  multitude  of  all  riches 
27.  thy  rich's  and  thy  fa  ires,  thy 
33.  with  the  multitude  of  thy  riches 
28.4.SC  with  thy  underft.thou  haft  gotten  the  r. 
y.  by  thy  traffique  haft  thou  'ncreafed  thy  j- 
thine  heart  is  lifted  up,  bee.  of  thy  riches 
Dan.11. 2.  by  his  ftrength  through  his  s  icb  s 

13.  with  a  great  army,and  with  much  riches 
24.  fhall 


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24.  (hall  fcatter  among— the  fpoile,&  riches 

28.  then  (hall  he  returne— with  great  riches 

Mat  1  j.  22.  the  deccitfulnefle  of  riches  choakc  the 

Marie' 4.1 9.  and  the  deceitfulnefl'e  of wfcMj  &  the 

1  o  *i.how  hardly  mall  they  which  have  riches 

2  4  chil.how  hard  is  it  for  them  that  truft  in  r. 
Luke  8  14.  and  are  choaked  with  caresand  riches 

16.11  who  will  commit  to  your  truft  the  true  r. 
18.  24.  how  hardly  (hall  they  that  have  riches 
Rom.z.A.or  deipifeft  thou  the  riches  of  his  goodnes 
9.2?  that  he  might  make  known  the  rubes  of  his 
1 1 . 1 2.  if  the  fall  of  them  be  the  riches  of 

and  the  diminiftung  of  them  the  riches  of 

3  3 .  O  the  depth  of  the  riches  both  of  the 

2  C«'.8.i.abounded  to  the  rtflis  of  their  liberality 
Epbef.  1.7.  according  to  the  «jfc  of  his  grace . 
18.  and  what  the  riches  of  the  glory  ofh!s_ 
2. 7.  he  might  (hew  the  exceeding  rafcw  of  his 
3 .8- preach  among  the  Gent.the  riches  of  Chnft 

16.  grant  you  accord,  to  the  riches  of  his  glo. 
P/«//D.4.i9.accord.to  h»s  '>'lches  in  glory>bv  Cnnrt 
Col.i.zj.  God  would  make  known  what  is  the  ric. 

2.  2.  and  to  all  riches  of  the  full  aflurance  of 
1  Tim. 6.  \T.  nor  truft  in  uncertaine  riches, but  in 
Hcb.  11. z6.  the  reproach  of  Chrift  greater  riches 
James  5.  2.  youvjicbes  are  corrupted 
Kcz\?.i2.wor.  is  the  Lambe  that  was  (la.torcc.  ri. 

18. 17  for  in  one  houre  fo  great  riches  are  come 

iRichip. 

Col.  3  .itf.let  the  word  ot  Chrift  dwell  in  you  richly 

1  rim.6.1 7-but  in  the  living  God  who  giv.  us  rich. 

9UQ. 
Gra.37.2i.  that  he  might  rid  him  out  of  their  ha. 
Exod.6.  6.  and  I  will  rid  you  out  of  their  bondage 
Lev.16.6.  and  I  will  rid  evill  beads  out  of  the  Ja. 
Pfdl.8i.4.  ridthem  out  of  the  hand  of  the  wicked 
144.7.  fend  thine  hand  from  above,  rid  me,  and 
1 1 .  rid  me,  and  deliver  mc  from  the  hand  of 
iSiOfcnce. 
Lcv.z$. 22.  thou  (halt  not  make  dcincriddince 
Zeph.1.18.  he  (hall  make  even  a  fpeedy  riddance 

IRtoDen. 
Numb.zi.30. 1  thine  afle,  upon  which  thou  haft  «. 

//i^g.  1 4. 1 2 .  Samf  faid,  He  now  put  forth  a  riddle 

13.  they  faid,  Put  forth  thy  riddle ,  that  we 

14.  they  could  not  in  three  da.exp.the  riddle 

1 5.  that  he  may  declare  unto  us  the  riddle 
itf.thou  haft  put  forth  a  riddle  to  the  children 

17.  and  (he  told  the  riddle  to  her  people 

1 8.  ye  had  not  found  out  my  riddle 

19.  of  garments  to  them  which  expo,  the  rid. 
£^£.17.2.  fon  of  man,  put  forth  a  riddle, and 

IRiDe. 

GfK.41.43 .  made  him  to  ride  in  the  fecond  charet 
Deut.3 2. 1 3.  he  made  him  ride  on  the  high  places 
fudgj.  10.  fpeake  ye  that  ride  on  white  afles,  ye 

2  Sam.  1 6 . 2.the  afles  be  for  the  kings  houfhold  to  r. 

19.26.  faid,  He  faddle  an  a(Te,  that  I  may  ride 

1  J^i»g.i.33.andcaufe  Sol. myfon  torafeonmine 

38.  and  caufed  Sol.  to  ride  on  king  Davids 
44.  and  they  caufed  him  to  ride  on  the  kings 

2  King.10.16.  fo  they  made  him  to  ride  in  his  char. 
Job  30.22.  thou  cauleft  me  to  ride  upon  it 
Pfdl.tf.4.  in  thy  majefty  ride  profperoufly 

66. iz.  thou  haft  caufed  men  to  ride  over 
lfa.30.16.  and  we  will  ride  upon  the  fwift 

58.14.  and  I  will  caufe  thee  to  ride  on  the  high 
Jer.6.1}.  and  they  ride  upon  horfes/et  in  aray,as 

Chap.50.41 
H0f.1o.11. 1  will  make  Ephraim  to  ride 

14.3 .  we  will  not  ride  upon  horfes^neither 
Ha6.3.8.  that  thou  diddeft  rid e  upon  chine  horfes 
Hag.i.zx.  and  thofe  that  ride  in  them 

IRitrer. 
Gea.49.17.  fo  that  his  rider  (hall  fall  backward 
Exod.  1  y .  1 .  horfe  &  his  rider  he  hath  thrown  into 

Verfe  ii- 
fob  39.18.  (he  fcorneth  the  horfe  and  his  rider 
fer.  j  1 .2 1 .  will  I  break  in  pieces  the  horfe  &  his  r 
will  I  break  in  pieces  the  charet  &  his  ri 
Zech.  1 2. 4.  and  his  rider  with  madnefle 

KlDerfl, 
%  JCwg.18.23.be  able  on  thy  pare  to  fee  riders 

Ifa.  36.  8. 
Eflh.S.io.  and  riderson  raules,camels,and  young 


Hag.  z.  2 s,  the  horfes,  and  their  riders  (hall  come 
Zceh.10.  5.  the  riders  on  horfes  (halbe  confounded 

ffitDetb. 
Levit.1%.9.  what  faddle  foever  he  rjderbonjthat 
Veut.37.z6.  who  rideffc  upon  the  heaven  for  thy 
Ejlh.6.%.  and  the  horfe  that  the  king  rideth  upon 
Pfal.68>4.  extoll  himthat r«/e t/; on  the  heavens 

3  3 .  to  him  that  rideth  on  the  heavens  of  hea v. 
lfa.it).i.  behold,  the  Lord  rideth  on  a  fwift  cloud 
Amos  2.1  j.  neither  (hall  he  thatridetb  the  horfe 

iRrotng, 

Numb.zz  .12.  now  he  was  rJdrag  upon  his  afle 
2  K'^-4-  M-  flacke  not  thy  riding  for  me,except  I 
fer.  17.  2  j.  rwfozg  in  charets3and  on  horfes 

Chap.  2  2.4. 
E"K$\.  23. 6.  horfe-men  ra#»2  upon  horfes 

Verfe  1 2. 
23.  great  lords  &  renowned,  all  of  them  rid. 
38.  15.  &  many  peo.with  thee,  all  of  them  rid. 
Zech.  1.8.  and  behold  a  man  riding  on  a  red  horfe 
9.9.  having  falva.  lowly,and  riding  on  an  afle 
IRttJseg, 

P/^.65. io.thou  watered  the  rt^/ge^  thereof 
Stfe ,  See  18ge. 

lata®. 

Zcffc.14.12.and  the  houfes  ?i/ZerfJ&  the  women  ra- 

IRteftt. 
Gfa.18.25.the  Judge  of  all  the  world  doeright 
Nnmb.z7. 7 -daughters  or  Zelophehad  fpeake  right 
Deut.zi.17.  the  right  of  the  fir  ft-  borne  is  his 
tilth  4.  6.  redecme  thou  my  right 
z  Sam.  19.2,8. what  right  therfore  have  I  yet  to  cry 
43.  we  have  alfo  more  right  in  David  then  ye 
Neh.i.zo.  ye  have  no  portion,  nor  right  in  Jeru. 

9.3  3.  thou  haft  done  right,  but  we  have  done 
Job  34.6.  (hould  I  lie  againft  my  right 
17.  (hall  he  that  hateth  right  go  verne 

36. 6.  he  giveth  right  to  the  poore 

Pfal.9.4.  thou  maintain,  my  ri.  fate'ft  judging  right 

17.1.  heare  the  right,  O  Lord 

140. 1 1.  Lord  will  maintaine — the  right  of  die 
Prov.i6S.  th:n  great  revenewes  without  right 

1 3 .  they  love  him  that  fpeaketh  right 
Ifa.io.z.  to  take  away  the  >ig''t  from  the  poore 

32. 7.  when  the  needy  fpeaketh  right 

Jcr.%.  28.  right  of  the  needy  doe  they  not  judge 
1 7. 1 1 .  that  gecteth  riches,and  not  by  right 
3  2.  7.  right  of  redemption  is  thine  to  buy  it 

Verfe  8. 
Lam.3.3^.  to  turne  afide  the  right  of  a  man 
Excl1.z1.z7.  untill  he  come  whofe  right  it  is 
Amos  5 . 1 1. turn  afide  the  poore — from  their  right 
Mai.  3.7.  turn  afide  the  ftranger  from  his  right  ' 
Heb.13.10,  have  no  right  to  eatc 

«£& 

Gea.  24.48.  which  hath  led  me  in  the  right  way 
Deut.3  2.4.  without  iniquity,  juft  and  right  is  he 
fojh.3.16.  people  pafled  over  right  againft  Jericho 

9.25.  as  it  feemeth  good  and  right  unto  thee  to 
jMg.  1  z.6.  could  not  frame  to  pronounce  it  right 
1  Sam.1z.z3.  He  teach  you  the  good  &  right  way 
1  Sam.  1 5.3.  thy  matters  are  good  and  right,  but 
1  Kwf-7-ii.fet  upthe;7gfcrpillar,&  called-Jachin 
2,  King.  1 0.1 5.  is  thine  heart  right,  as  my  heart  is 
1 1 .1 1 .  guard  ftood  from  the  right  corner 
17-9.  did  fecrctly  thofe  things  that  were  not  *;", 
z'  Chio.  31.20.  He2.-wr0.that  which  was  good  &? 
EVa  8.  21.  to  feeke  of  him  a  right  way 
Neh.9.17.  gaveft  them  vigfcf  judgements 
.E/2.8.J.  and  the  thing  fecme  rigfe  before  the  king 
Job  6.  25.  how  forcible  are  right  words 
34.  23.  not  lay  upon  man  more  then  right 
3  5 . 2 .  thinkeft  thou  this  to  be  right 
Pfal.i  9.8.  ftatutes  of  the  Lord  are  right 

45.6.  fceptsrof  thy  kingdome  isa  >/g/tf  fcepter 
j  1. 10.  renew  a  right  fpirit  within  me 
107.7.  he  led  them  forth  by  the  right  way 
119.  75.  thy  judgements  are  right 
1 28. 1  efteeme  thy  precepts  to  be  right 
Prov.  4. 1 1. 1  have  led  thee  in  right  pathes 
2  f .  let  thine  eyes  look  right  on 
Z.6.  opening  of  my  lips  (halbe  right  things 
9.  all  right  to  them  that  find  knowledge 
9.1 5.  to  call  paflengers  who  goe  right  on 
1 2.5.  thoughts  of  the  righteous  are  nght 


1 4. 1 2 .  there  is  a  way  which  feemeth  right 

Chap.  is.  2  j. 
20. 1 1 .  whether  his  worke  be  pure — be  right 
23.16.  when  thy  lips  ihail  fpeake  right  things 
24.  z6.  kille  his  lips  that  giveth  a  right  anfwer 
Ecclef.4.4.  I  confidcred  every  right  worke 
lfa.30.10.  prophefie  not  to  us  right  things 

45.19.  1  declare  things  that  are  right 
fer.  z.  2 1 . 1  had  planted  thee  a  right  feed 
23.10.  their  force  is  not  right 
3  4. 1 5.  ye  had  done  right  in  my  fight 
£^4.18.5.  ifa  man  do  that  which  is  lawf.&  right 
1 9>when  the  fon  hath  done  that  which  is  right 
21.  and  doe  that  which  is  lawfull  and  right 
Verfe  27.  Chap.  33.14, 19. 
33.16.  hath  done  that  which  is  lawfull  and  right 
Hofea  14.9.  the  wayes  of  the  Lord  are  right 
Amos  3.10.  tb:y  know  not  to  doe  right 
Mar\e  5. 1 5.  clothed  ,  and  in  hlsrigbt  mind 

Litres.  3J. 
Luke  1 0.28.  thou  haft  anfwered  right 
Acls  4.  1 9.  whether  it  be  right  in  the  fight  of  God 
8.  2 1 .  thy  heart  is  not  right  in  the  fight  of  God 
13. 1  o.to  pervert  the  right  wayes  of  the  Lord 
2  Pet.  2.15.  which  have  forfaken  the  right  way 
Rev.  22. 1 4.  may  have  right  to  the  tree  of  life 

is  «tgrjt. 
Exod.\%.z6.  wilt  doe  thatwhich  is  right 

1  Kjng.11.3B. 
Deut.6. 18.  thou  (halt  doe  that  which  is  right 

Chap.12.25.  &  21.9. 

12.  8.  every  man  what  is  right  in  his  own  eyes 
28.  when  thou  doft  that  which  is  right 

13.  1 8.  to  doe  that  which  is  right 

1 K'ng.  1 1.  33. 
2  JvHZg.10.30.  in  executing  that  which  is  right 
fob  42.7.  not  fpoken  of  me  the  thing  that  is  right 

Verfe  8. 
Pfal.33,1.  word  of  the  Lord  is  right 
Prov.iz.i  5.  way  of  a  foole  is  right  in  his  own  eyes 
21 .2.  every  way  of  man  is  right  in  his  eyes 
8.  for  the  pure,  his  worke  is  right 
Mat.zo.  4.  whatfoever  is  right  He  give  you 

7.  whatfoever  is  right  that  (hall  ye  receive 
Luke  22. 57.  judge  ye  not  what  is  right 
E^hef.6. 1  .obey  your  parents  in  the  Lo.  this  is  right 

Was  IRfgljt. 
fudg.  1 7.6.  every  man  did  that  which  was  right  in 

Chap.21.25. 

1  Kjngs  14.  8.  to  doe  that  only  which  was  right 

15.5.  David  did  that  which  was  right 
1 1 .  Afa  did  that  which  was  right 

2  Chan.  14.  2. 
2:2.43.  Jehofhap.  did  that  which  was  right 

2  Chron.  20.32. 

2  Kjng.iz.z.  Jehoafti  did  that  which  was  right 

1  Chron.Z4.z. 

14.  3.  Amaziah  did  that  which  was  right 

2  Chron.  25.2. 

1 5.  3.  Azariah  did  that  which  was  right 

2  Chr<m.z6.4. 
34.  Jotham  did  that  which  was  right 

2  Chr0.z7.t- 

16.  2.  Ahaz  did  not  that  which  was  right 

2  chnn.z%.i. 
18-3.  Hezekiah  did  that  which  was  right 

1  Chr0n.z9.Zi 

22.2.  Jofiah  did  that  which  was  right 

zChron.3\.z. 
1  Chro.i  3 .4.  thing  was  right  in  the  eyes  of  the  peo. 
Job  33.  27.  and  have  perverted  that  which  wasri. 
Pfal.7S.37.  their  heart  was  not  right  with  him 
fer.17.16.  that  which  came  outof  my  lips  was  rig. 

IRigbt  cbeeke.  . 

Mat.s  .39.  whofoever  (hall  fmite  thee  on  the  right 

1Ri$)t  early. 
Pfal.46.1.  God  (hall  helpher,and  that  right  early 

IRtoftt  forth  ,  or  on. 
Prov.  4.  25.  let  thine  eyes  looke  right  on 

9.1 5.  to  call  paflengers,  v/ho%o  right  on 
/*r.49.5.ye  (hall  be  driven  every  man  right  forth 

PCal.  1 39. 1 4 .and  that  my  (oule  knowcth  right  well 

JStcftteono. 
Gen.  7   1 .  thee  have  I  feene  righteous  before  me 

•  R.  -  3.  thou 


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18.13.  thou  deftro/  therigbtcous  with  the wick. 
i4.  there  be  fifty  righteous  within  the  city 

not  (pare  the  place  for  fifty  righteous 
17.  fat  from  thee  to  flay  the  righteous 

that  the  righteous  mould  be  as  the  wicked 
16.  if  I  find  fifty  righteous  within  the  city 
i8.peradve»ture — lacke  five  of  the  fifty  rig. 
10. 4.  wilt  thou  flay  alfo  a  righteous  nation 
is'.zS.  (he  huh  been  more  righteous  then  I 
Exid.zi.7-  and  tne  innocent,and  righteous  flay 
8.  and  perverceth  the  words  of  the  righteous 
Deut.16.19. 
Numb.  13.  io-  let  me  die  the  death  of  the  righteous 
Deut.^S.  that  hath  ftatutes,  and  judgements  fo  ri. 

2 7.1 .  then  they  (hall  juftifie  the  righteous, and 
7#i?.5.H-  there  lhall  they  rehearie  the  righteous 
even  the  righteous  a.  As  towards  the 
1  Sam.iz.7-  of  all  the  righteous  acts  oftheLord 

14. 17. Saul  faid,Thou  art  more  righteous  then  I 
i  Saw. 4. 1 1. wicked  men  have  flaine  a  nefct.perfon 
1  tyintr. z.^z-  on  two  men  more  righteous  then  he 
8.3*1.  and  juftifying  the  righteous,  to  give  him 
1  fOsP-to-9-  and  faid  to  all  the  people ,  Ye  be  ri. 
1  Chro.e.z?.  and  by  juftifying  the  righteous  by 
js^tti  9.  1  5.  O  Lord  God  of  ifr.  thou  art  righteous 
IW&.9.8.  haft  performed  chy  words,for  thou  art  ri. 
f0h  4.7.  or  where  were  the  righteous  cut  off 
9.15.  whom,though  I  were  righteous,  yet 
'in.  1 5.  and  if  I  be  righteous,  yet  will  I  lift  up 

1 7.14.  that  he  fhould  be  righteous 

17.  9.  the  righteous  alfo  fhall  hold  on  his  way 
it. 3 .  any  pleafurc  to  the  Mini,  that  thou  are  /. 

19.  the  righteous  fee  it,  and  are  glad 
13.7.  there  the  righteous  might  difpute  with  him 
3  i.i.  becaufc  he  was  righteous  in  his  owne  eyes 
34.  5.  for  Job  hath  faid,  I  am  righteous 
37.7.  if  thou  be  righteous  ,  what  giveft  thou  him 

36.7.  lie  withdraweth  not  his  eyes  from  the  rig. 

40.8.  that  thou  mayeft  be  righteous 
PfaU.%.  nor  finners  in  checongreg.ofthe'/7£&fw« 

6.  the  Lord  knoweth  the  way  of  the  right,  but 
7  .t  1.  for  thou  wilt  blefl'e  the  righteous  with 

7.  9.  for  the  righteous  God  trieth  the  hearts,and 
1  I.God  judgeth  the  righteous, &.  God  is  angry 
11.  3.  what  can  the  righteous  doe 

7.  the  Lord  trieth  the  righteous,  but 

1 4.  ^ .  G  od  is  in  the  generation  of  the  righteous 
19  9.  judgements  of  the  Lord  are  true,  &  right. 
■3 1 . 1 8.  and  contemptuoufly  aga.  the  righteous 
31.11.  and  rcjoyce  ye  righteous,  &  (hour  all  for 
33.I.  rejoyce  in  the'Lord,  O  ye  righteous 
34.1?  the  eyes  oftheLord  are  on  theWgfe.and 
17.  the  righteous  cry  ,  and  the  Lord  hearcth 
1 9. many  are  the  afflictions  of  the  righteous 
1 1 .  and  they  that  hate  the  righteous,  {hall  b: 
3  {.17.  that  favour  my  righteous  caufe  :  yea,  let 

37.17.  but  the  Lord  upholdeth  the  righteous 
zi.  but  the  righteous  fhewcth  mercy,  &  giveth 
1 5:  yet  have  I  not  feen  the  righteous  forfaken 
19.  the  righteous  (hall  inherit  the  land,and 

30.  the  mouth  of  the  righteous  fpeaketh  wifd. 

31.  the  wicked  watcheth  the  righteous,  and 
39  falvation  of  the  righteous  :he  is  of  the  Lo. 

71.6.  the  righteous  alfo  (hall  fee,  and  fearc 
5?. ii-  he  will  never  fuffer  the  righteous  to  be 

78.10.  the  righteous  fhall  rejoyce  when  he  fecth 
1 1  .verily  there  is  a  reward  for  the  righteous 

64.  1  o.  the  righteous  fhalbe  glad  in  the  Lord 
68.3 .  but  let  the  righteous  be  glad,  let 

69.18.  and  not  be  written  with  the  righteous 

71.7.  in  his  dayes  fhall  the  righteous  flourifh 
7?.  10.  but  the  homes  of  the  righteous  fhalbe 
91. 1 2. the  righteous,  fhall  flourifh  like  the  palme 
94.2 1  .gather  themfel  ve;  ag.  the  foulc  of  the  ri. 

97.11.  light  is  fowne  for  the  righteous,  and 
1  2.  rejoyce  in  the  Lord,  ye  righteous,  and 

107. 41.  thcrighteous  lhall  fee  it,and  rejoyce 
itii.  4.  and  full  ofcompaffion,  and  righteous 

6.  the  righteous  fhalbe  in  ever'aftingrememb. 
1 16.7.  gracious  is  the  Lord,  and  dghteous 
1 1 8.  1  j.  is  in  the  tabernacles  of  the  righteous 

so.  into  which  the  righteous  (hall  enter 
1 19.7.  when  I  (hall  have  learned  thy  righteous 

61.  becaufeofthy  righteous  judgements 


RIG        RIG 

1 37.  righteous  art  thou,  O  Lord,  and  upright 

138.  thy  tcftimoniesare  righteous,  and 

1 60.  every  one  of  thy  righteous  judgements 
Ii5\  3.  fhall  not  reft  ori  the  lot  of  the  righteous 

left  the  righteous  puc  forth  their  hands  to  ini. 
140.13.  the  righteous  fhall  give  thanks  to  thy 
1 4 1 .  7 .  let  the  righteous  fmite  me   , 
14  2.7.  the  righteous  fhall  compafle  me  about 
146.8.  the  Lord  loveth  the  righteous 
Prov.z.j.hv.  laycth  up  found  wifdome  for  the  right 

20.  and  keep  the  pathes  of  the  righteous 
3.31.  but  his  fecret  is  with  the  righteous 

10.3.  not  fuffer  the  foule  of  the  righte.  to  famifli 
16.  the  labour  of  the  righteous  tendeth  to  life 

21.  the  lips  of  xhtrighteoHs  feed  many 
24.  defire  of  the  righteous  fhall  be  granted 

2  j.  but  the  righteous  is  an  everlafting  founda- 
28.  hope  of  the  righteous  fhalbe  gladnefle 
30.  the  righteous  fhall  never  be  removed 
32.  lips  of  the  righteous  know  what  is  accept. 
1 1 .8. the  righteous  are  delivered  out  of  crouble 

10.  when  it  goeth  well  with  the  righteous,  the 
21.  feed  of  the  righteous  fhalbe  delivered 
23>  the  defire  of  the  righteous  is  only  good 

2 8. but  the  righteous  fhal  flourifh  as  a  branch 

30.  fruit  of  th:  righteous  is  a  tree  of  life 

31.  the  righteous  fhalbe  recompenfed  in  the 
12.3.  root  of  the  righteous  fhall  not  be  moved 

7 .  the  thoughts  of  the  righteous  are  right 
7.  but  the  houfe  of  the  righteous  fhall  ftand 

11.  root  of  the  righteous  yecldeth  fruit 

z6.  thtrighteous  is  more  excellent  then  his 
13.9.  the  light  of  the  righteous  rqoyceth 
z  1 .  but  to  the  righteous  good  fh.ilbe  repaye  d  1 
25.  righteous  eateth  to  the  fatisfying  of  his 

14.9.  but  among  the  righteous  there  is  favour 

1 9.and  the  wicked  at  the  gates  of  the  righteous 
3 1.  but  the  righteous  hath  hope  in  his  death 
1  7.  6.  in  the  houfe  of  the  righteous  is  much  treaf. 
I9.but  the  way  of  the  righteous  is  made  plaine 

28.  heart  of  the  righteous  ftudieth  to  anfwer 

29.  but  he  hearcth  the  prayer  of  rhe  righteous 
16. 13.  righteous  lips  are  the  delight  of  kings 

1 8  .J.  to  overthrow  the  righteous  in  judgement 
10.  the  righteous  runneth  into  it,  and  is  fafe 

21.18.  wicked  fhalbea  ranfbmefortheWgta?. 
z$.  the  righteous  givech,and  fpareth  not 

23.24.  father  of  the  righteous  fhall  greatly  rcjo. 

24.1  J.  againft  the  dwelling  of  the  righteous 
24.  he  that  faith  to  the  wicked }  Thou  art  ri. 

18.1.  but  the  righteous  arc  bold  as  alion 

10.  whofo  caufeth  the  righteous  to  goe  affray 
28.  but  when  they  perifh,  the  right,  increale 

29.2.  when  the  righteous  are  in  authority,  then 

6.  but  the  righteous  doth  ling  and  rejoice 

7.  righteous  confider  the  caufe 

16.  but  the  righteous  fhall  fee  their  fall 
Eccl.  3. 17. 1  faid  in  my  hea.God  fhall  judge  the  r. 

7. itf.be  not  righteous  overmuch,neith_-r  be  thou 

8.14.  according  to  the  Worke  of  the  righteous 

$i  1.  that  the  righteous,  and  the  wife,  and  their 
2.  there  is  one  event  to  the  righteous 
lft.2.10.  fay  ye  to  the  righteous,  that  it  fhalbe  Well 

5.23.  and  takeaway  the  righteoufn.  from  the  r. 

24.16.  we  heard  fongs,  even  glory  to  the  right. 

itf.i.open  the  gates,  that  the  righteous  nation 

41.26.  that  we  may  fay,  He  is  righteous 

'53.11.  by  his  knowledge  fhall  my  righteous  fer. 

57.1  the  righteous  perifheth,and  no  man  layetb 
none  confidering  that  the  righteous  are  taken 

60.21.  the  people  alfo  fhalbe  all  righteous, they 
Jer  .iz.i.righteous  atttho\a,0  Lord,  when  I  plead 

20.12.  but,  O  Lord  of  hofb,that  trieft  the  rig. 

23.  7  .that  I  will  raife  unto  David  a  righteous 
WK.etyil.zz.wAi  lies  ye  have  made  the  he.of  the  ;•. 

16.72.  they  ate  more  righteous  then  thou 

1 8.10.  the  righteoufnefle  of  the  righteous  fhalbe 
24.but  when  the  righteous  turncth  away  from 

21.3.  and  will  cut  off  from  tnee  the  righteous  & 
4.fee.then  that  I  will  cut  off  from  thee  the  r. 

33.12.  the  righteoufnefle  of  the  righteous  fhall 

neither  fhall  the  righteous  be  able  to  live 

1 3.  when  fhall  I  fay  to  the  righteous  ,  that  he 

18.  when  the  rkhteous  turneth  from  his 


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Verfe  164.  Amos  2.6.  becaufe  they  fold  the  righteous  for  filver 
106.  that  I  will  keep  thy  rightc.  judgements  Hab.1.4.  wicked  doth  campaffe  about  the  righteous 
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1 3 .  that  is  mure  righteous  then  he 
Af<z/.3.i8.and  difcerne  between  the  righteous,  and 
Mat .9.13. 1  am  not  come  to  call  rhe  righteous  but 
13.43.  then  (hall  the  righteous  fhine 
23.  28.  ye  alio  outwardly  appeare  righteous  to 
29.  and  garnifh  the  iepulchre  of  the  righteous 
3  5 .  that  on  you  may  come  all  the  righteous 

from  the  blood  otrigteous  Abel 
if  .37.  then  fhall  the  righteous  anfwer 
.    46.  but  the  righteous  into  life  eternall 
Marty  2. 17. 1  am  not  come  to  call  the  righteous 

Luty  j.  32. 
Lutyi.6.ani  they  were  both  righteous  before  God 

1 8.9.  that  they  were  righteous,  and  defpifed 
John  7.24.  but  judge  righteous  judgement 

17.27.  O  righteous  Father,  the  world  hath  not    | 

Rom.z.  7  .  and  revelation  of  the  righteous  judg<m. 

3,10.  there  is  none  righteous ,no  nor  one 

7. 19.  by  the  difob.  of  one  lhall  ma.be  made  ri. 

2  Thef.  1.  j.  which  is  a  manifeft  token  of  the  right. 

^.feeing  it  is  a  righteous  thing  with  God,to 
1  Ti»?.4.8.wh:ch  the  Lord  the  righteous  judge  lhall 
Heb.  1 1 .4. by  which  he  obtained  wit.  that  he  was  r. 

1  Pee.z.iz.  for  the  eyes  of  the  Lord  are  over  the  r. 

4.18.  if  the  righteous  be  icarcely  faved,where 

2  Pet.z.  8.  vexed  bis  righteous  foule  day  by  day 

1  John  1. 1.  with  the  Father,Jefus  Chrift  the  right, 
2  9.  if  ye  know  chat  he  is  righteous 
3.7.that  doth  right. is  righ.  even  as  he  is  righteous 
12.  evill,and  his  brothers  righteous 
Rev.  16.  7.  the  angel  of  the  waters  fay,Thou  art  r. 
7.  fo,Lord  Almighty,  true  and  righteous  are 
19.2.  for  true  and  righteous  are  his  judgements 

22.1 1.  he  chat  is  right,  let  him  be  righteous  ftfll 

Lord  is  iRfghtJCllS. 
Exocl.y.  27. 1  have  finned  this  time,  the  Lord  is  ri. 
1  Ch,  0. 1 2. 6.  and  they  faid,  The  Lord  is  righteous 
Pfal. ii.7.  for  che  righteous  Lord  loveth  rightcouf. 
129.4.  the  Lord  is  righteous ,he  hath  cutafunder 
147.17.  the  Lord  is  righteous  in  all  his  wayes 
L<t=».i.i8.the  Lord  is  righteous, for  I  have  rebelled 
Dcm.9.1^.  for  the  Lord  our  God  is  righteous 

IRiftjhfeoug  man. 
Pfal.lJ.i6.  a  little  that  a  righteous  man  hath,  is 
Piov.  10. 11.  the  mouth  of  a  righteous  man  is  a  well 

1 2.10.  a  righteous  man  rcgardeth  the  life  of  his 
13.7.  a  righteous  man  hateth  lying 

21.12.  the  righteous  man  wifely  confidcreth  the 
27.26.  righteous  man  falling  downe  before  the 

ifa.^i.z-  who  raifed  up  the  righteous  man  fscm  the 
£^.3.io.wben  a  righteous  man  doth  Chap.ibW. 

2 1 .  if  thou  warne  the  righteous  man,thar  the 
Mat.\o.%\  .that  recei.  a  rig.mzn  in  the  na.  ofa  rig. 
(hall  receive  a  righteous  mans  reward 
Luty  23.47.faying,Ccrtainly  this  wasa  right,  man 
Rom.%7-  fcarcely  for  a  righteous  man  will  one  die 

1  Tim.  1.9.  that  the  law  is  not  made  for  a  right. man 
James  7. 1 6.the  effecluall  fervent  prayer  ofa  n.m. 

2  Pet.z.  8 .  for  that  righteous  man  dwelling  among 

lRlghUOU0  men. 
Prov.z2.iz.  when  righteous  men  doe  rejoyce,therc 
£^.23.47.  and  the  righteous  men,they  lhall 
Mat.  13-17.  and  righteous  men  have  defircd  to  fee 

iRightcotiftp. 
Deut.i.i<>-  and  judge  nghteoufly  berweenc  every 
Pfal.  67. 4.  for  thou  (halt  judge  the  people  rightc. 

96.10.  he  fhall  judge  the  people  righleou/ly 
Prov.  319.  open  thy  mourhjudge  righteously 
ifa. 3 3. 1 7 •  he  that  walketh  righteoufly,ami 
Jer.11.10.  O  Lordofhoftes,rhatjudgefb7gto. 
Titus  1.12.  we  fhould  live  foberly,  rigbtconfly ,and 
I  Pet.z  .ij-  but  com.  himfelfe  to  him  that  judg.  r. 

iRialjtcoufnciTc. 
Dcut.6.  27.  and  it  fhall  be  our  right,  if  we  obferve 

14.1 3 .  and  it  lhall  be  right,  to  thee  before  the 
33.19.  they  lhall  offer  facrifices  airigheoufn. 

Job  19.14. 1  put  on  rigbteoufneJ]e,and  it  clothed  me 
33.  3.  my  words  fhall  be  of  the  rkhteouf.  of  my 
3^.  3.  and  will  afciibe  rigbteou/neffe  unto  my 

P/rt/.4.7.offerthe  facrifices oirighteouf.Sc  put  your 
1 1. 7.  for  the  righteous  Lord  loveth  righteoufn. 
17.1.  he  that  walketh  uprightly,  &  worketh  ri. 
2  3 . 3  .he  leadeth  me  irt  the  pathes  ofrighteouficfj'e 
24.7.  and  righteoufneffe  from  the.God  ofhis  fal. 
33.  7.  he  loveth  righteoufhefje  and  judgement 
40.9. 1  have  preached  righ'.m  the  great  congre. 
47.4.  bee .1  fife 


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4f  .4.  becanfe  of  truth,&  meeknefle,&  rigbtcouf.  24.  and  to  bring  in  everlafting  righteoujneffe 

7.  thoulovdlrigbtcoufnejje,8£hatel\mckedn. '      12.  3.  and  they  thatturne  many  to rigbteoufneffe 
48.  10.  thy  right  hand  is  full  of  rigbteoufncjfe      j  Hof.  10.  1  2.  till  he  come  ,  and  rainc  right,  on  you 
y1.19.then  fhalt  thou  be  pleaf.with  the fac.of /'.  i  Amos  y.7.  and  leave  off  ngbteotifnefje  in  the  earth 
$1.3.  and  lying  rather  th.n  to  fpeake  rigbtcouf.  14.  and righteoufneffe  as  a  mighty  ftreain.> 

58. 1.  doe  ye  indeed  fpeake  ngbt.  O  congrega.        6.  12.  &  che  fruit  of  rigbteoufneffe  into  hemlock 
71.  i.  he  fhall  judge  thy  p.ople  with  rigbtcouf. j  Micab6.i.  that  ye  may  know  the  right,  of  the  Lo. 

3.  and  the  little  hi'.s  by  righteoufneffe  \  Zepb.z.3.  &&  rigbteoufneffe y  feek  mcekneffe 

S'y.io.righteoufnejfe  and  peace  killed  each  other!  iMd/.4.2.  fhall  the  Son  of rightcouj 'he ff'e arife 
1 1 .  and  right,  fliall  looke  down  from  heaven  '  Mat. 3. 1  y .  thus  it  becometh  us  to  fulfill  all  right. 
13.  rigbuoufn  jfc  fhall  goe  before  him  5.6.  blefled  are  they  which  hung.&  thirft  aft.j-i. 

94. 1 5.  judgement  fhall  returne  unto  rigbteoufn.  20.  except  your  right,  (hall  exceed  the  nghu 

96.  1 3 .  he  fhall  judge  the  world  with  righteouf.  J      21.32.  John  cam:  to  you  in  the  way  of  right. 
Pfai.  98.9J  hu\c  1 .  7  y .  in  holinefle  and  right,  before  him  all 
97.1.  right,  and  judgement  are  the  habitation     I  John  i6\8.he  will  reprove  the  world  of  fin,&  of; 


99.4.  thou  executeft  judgement  and  right,  in  Ja, 
103.6.  the  Lord  executed]  rightconfnejfe ,  and 
1 06. 3 .  and  he  that  doth  rigbtcouf.  at  all  times 
j  18.  19.  open  to  me  the  gates  of  righteoufneffe 
1 19.  1 44.  the  right,  of  chy  teftimonics  is  everla. 

171.  for  all  thy  commandementsare  righte. 
1 3  2.9.  let  thy  priefts  be  clothed  with  right. and 
ov.  2.  9.  then  llialt  thou  underftand  right,  and 
8- 18.  yea,  durable  riches  and  righteoufncjfe 

20. 1  lead  in  the  way  ot  righteoufneffe 
102.  but  rigbteoufncjfe  delivered!  from  death 

Chap.  1 1.4. 
Ii.y.the  rightcoujhejfe  of  the  perfect  mall  direct 

6.  rigbteoufneffe  of  the  upright  fliall  deliver 

18.  liim  that  loweth  right.fhall  beafurerew. 

19.  as  nghteoufneffe  tendcth  to  lift:  fo  he  that 
12.1.7.  he  that  fpeaketh  truth, fheweth  forth  rig. 

z8.  in  the  way  of  'rigbteoufneffe  is  Lfe,and  in 
13. 6.  right,  keepeth  him  that  is  upright  in  the 
1 4-3  4-  right,  exaketh  a  nation,  but  /inne  is  a 
I  y.  9.  he  loveth  him  that  followeth  after  riehte. 

16.5.  better  is  a  litt'e  with  right:  on fnc  ffc  then 

1 2-  for  the  throne  is  eftabliflied  by  righteouf?!. 
3  r.  if  it  be  found  in  the  way  of  righteoufneffe 
zi.il.  he  that  followeth  after  rigbteoufncjfe' 

findeth  life,  rigbtcoiifnejj'e,  and  honour 
Ecclef.3  16.  and  the  place  of  right,  that  iniquity 
Ifa.i.zi.  right,  lodged  in  it,  but  now  murderers 
26.afterw.thou  fhalt  be  called,The  city  of/?. 
27.  and  her  converts  with  rigbteoufncjfe 
j.  23.  and  take  away  the  right,  of  the  righteous 
io.22.theconi'ump.decreed  fliall  overfl.with  ri. 
1 1 .4.  but  with  righte.  fliall  he  judge  the  poore 
5 .  and  right .  fliall  be  the  girdle  of  his  loincs 
i6.#.and  feeking  judgement,and  halting  right. 
26.9.  the  inhab.  of  the  world  will  Iearne  right. 

10.  to  the  wicked,  yet  will  he  not  Jearne  ri»h. 
28.17.  and  rigbteoufncjfe  co  the  plummet 

32.16.  and  right,  rerhaine  in  the  fruitful!  field 

1 7.  the  worke of 'rigbteoufneffe  fhall  be  peace 
and  the  effecT:  of  rigbtcoufnefi'e,  quietnsfle 
33. y.  he  hath  filled  Zion  with  judgement  Scriz. 
45.8.  and  let  the  skies  powre  down  rigbteoufneffe 
and  let  rigbteoufneffe  fpring  up  together 
19.1  the  Lord .  fpeake  rigbteoufneffe 
24.furely,fliall  one  fay,In  the  Lo.  have  I  ri. 
46. 1 2.ye  (tout-hear  ted  ,that  are  far  from  right. 
51.  1 .  hearken  to  me,ye  that  follow  after  right. 
7.  hearken  to  m?,  ye  that  know  righteoufmffe 
'54.17.  their  righteoufncjfe  is  of  me,faith  the  Lo. 
58.  2.asanationthatdidWgkM«/?zf/7c 

59. 1 7.  for  he  put  on  right,  as  a  breft-plate,  and 
60.17.  and  thine  exaftors  rigbteoufneffe 

61.  3.  that  they  might  be  called  trees  of  right. 
1  o.he  hath  covered  me  with  die  robe  ofriih. 

11 .  fo  the  Lord  will  caufe  right,  to  fpring  fo. 
621.  untill  the  righteouf.  thereof  goe  forth,  as 
64.y.thou  meeteft  him  that  rejoiccth  Sc  wor.  ri. 

Jcr.y.z^.  and  righteoufneffe  in  the  earth 

2i.2.thus  faith  the  Lord,Executeye  judg.&  ri 

23  6\whcrby  he  fliall  be  called,The  Lo.our  ri. 

Chap.  33.  16 

33.1  y.  will  1  caufe  the  branch  of  right,  to  grow 

and  he  fhall  execute  judgement,and  right. 

yi.io.theLordhath  brought  forth  outright. 

E^.14. 14.  by  their  rigbteoufneffe,  faith  the  Lord 

Vcrfe  ze>. 
18.  20.  the  rigbteoufneffe  of  the  righteous  fhall 
33.12.  therkht  of  the  righteous  fhall  not  del. 
Dan  4.27.  and  breakcoffthy  finnes  by  righteouf. 
9  7.  O  Lord,  rigbteoufneffe  belongeth  unto  thee 


18.  of  right,  becaufe  I  goe  to  my  Father,  and 
All.  10.  3y.and  workcth  rigbteoufneffe ,  is  accepted 

13. to. thou  child  of  the  devill,thou  en.of  all  ri. 

24.  25.  as  he  reafoned  of  rigbteoufneffe,  temper. 
Rom.  1 . 1 7 .  for  therein  is  the  right. of  God  revealed 

2. 16.  if  the  uncircum.  keep  the  right,  of  the  law 

3.  y.  if  our  unright.  commend  the  right,  of  God 

2 1 .  now  the  rigbteoufneffe  of  God  without  the 

22.  even  the  rigbteoufneffe  of  God  which  is  by 

4. 6.  unto  whom  God  imputeth  rigbteoufneffe 

1 1  .he  rtcei.  the  ftgne  of  circa  icale  of  the  ri. 
that  right,  might  be  imputed  unto  them  alfo 

13.  but  through  the  rigbteoufneffe  of  faith 
Kom.^.i  7  they  which  receive  of  the  gift  ofrwht. 

18.  fo  by  the  rig  teoufnejje  ofone 
2 1 .  fo  might  grace  reigne  through  rigbtcouf. 
rf.13.  &  your  members  as  inftrumentsof  right. 
16.  or  of  obedience  unto  rigbteoufneffe 
18-  ye  became  the  fcrvants  of  rigbteoufneffe 
i9.fo  now  yeeld  your  members  ferv.  to  right. 
20.  ye  were  free  from  rigbteoufneffe 

8.4.  that  the  ngbt.  of  the  law  might  be  fulfilled 
10.  but  the  Ipirit  is  life,becaufc  of  riglxcouf. 

9.3o.Gent.  which  followed  not  after  wht.hive 

even  the  rigbteoufn  ffc  which  is  of  faith 

31.  Ifrael  which  followed  after  the  law  of  ri. 

have  not  attain  :d  to  the  law  of  righteouf. 

10.3.  they  being  ignorant  of  Gods  rigbteoufneffe 

going  about  to  efrabliih  their  own  right. 

have  not  fubmitted  themlelves  to  the  rig. 

\    y.  Mofes  defcribeth  the  right,  which  is  of  the 

6.  the  right,  which  is  of  faith,  fpeaketh  on  this 

io.  with  the  heart  man  bdeeveth  unto  nzht. 

14- 17.  the  kin.  of  God  is  not  meat  &  dri.but  r. 

1  Cor.1.30.  who  of  God  is  made  to  us  wifd.Sc  right. 

I  y.34.  awake  to  righteoujneffe,  and  fin  not 

1  Co>*.j .  9.  mud,  more  fab  lne  miniftration  of  ri. 
1-zi.  that  we  might  be  made  the  right,  of  God 
6.  7.  by  the  armour  of -dghteoupuffe,  on  the 

14.  what  fellowlhip  hath  right,  with  unrigh. 
9'  10.  and  increafe  the  fruits  of  your  rigbteoufn. 
1 1.1  y. as  the  minifters  of  right,  whole  end  fhalbe 

Gnl.z.21.  for  ifrigbt.  com:  by  the  law,then  Chrift 
3-21.  verily /v^o^fhould  have  been  by  the 
T-r.we  throu.  the  Spirit  wait  for  the  hope  of  r. 

^if- 5. 9 -the  fruit  of  the  fpir.  is  in  all  good.  &  ri. 
( £•  1 4.  &  having  on  the  brefl-plate  of  righteouf 

Pmlip.  j.  ,  l  being  fill  -d  with  the  fru;ts  of "right. 
3.  6.  perfecutmg  the  Church  touching  theaght. 

9.  but  the  rigbtcoufnefle  which  is  of  God  by  fa. 

1  Tim.6.1 1.  and  follow  after  righteoufmffe 

2  Tim.z.zz  but  follow  right,  faith,  charity^  peace 

4-8.  for  me  a  crowne  of ' righteoufm  ffe 
Tit.  3.  5.  not  by  works  of  rigbteoufneffe  which 
Hcb.i.  8.  a  fecpter  of  right,  is  the  fcepterofthy 
9  thou  haft  loved  right,  and  hated  iniquity 

J .  1  J.  ufeth  milke  is  unskilfull  in  the  word  of  ri. 

7.2.  fir/1  being  by  interpretation  King  of  ngbt. 

I I  -7.and  became  the  heire  of  the  right,  which  is 
33.  who  through  ^aith  wrought  rigbteoufneffe 

1 2. 1 1 .  afterw.  it  yeeld.  the  peaceab.  fruit  of  ri. 
fames  1  10.  for  the  wrath  of  imn  work. not  the  ri. 

3. 1 8.  the  fruic  of  ■ightcoufneffe  is  fowen  in  peace 
1  Vet.z.z^.  fhouM  live  unto  nghteoufaeffc ,by 
i  Vet.  1  .i.with  us,through  the  rigbteoufneffe  of  God 

2.5.  Noah  the  eight  pet  fon,  a  preacher  of  ri^b. 
z -1. better  tor  them  no-  to  have  knownc  right. 

3. 13.  and  a  new  earth  wherein  dwelleth  night. 
1  John  2.29.  every  one  which  dodi  right,  is  borne 

3.7.  he  that  doth  right,  is  righteous  ,  even  as  he 

10.  whofoever  doth  not  ngbt.  is  not  of  God 


Rev.  19.  8.  for  the  fine  linnen  is  the  right,  of 

For  1&it£)ieovAncfie* 
Gcn.i  y.  6.  he  counted  it  to  him  for  rigbteoufneffe 

Pfal.106.31.  Rem.  4. 3. 
lfa.f.7.  for  rigbteoufncjfe  ,  but  behold  a  cry 
Mat.  y.  10.  blefled  are  they  which  are  perf.for  ri. 
Rom.^.%.  his  faith  is  counted  for  rigbteoufneffe 

9  that  faith  was  reckoned  to  Abraham  for  ri. 

22.  therefore  it  was  imputed  to  him  for  right. 

Jam.  2.  23. 

10.  4.  Chrifl  is  the  end  of  the  law  for  right,  to 

G.1L3.6.  and  it  was  accounted  to  him  for  righteouf. 

1  Pctf.3.1 4. if  ye  fuffer  for  right,  fake,  happy  are  ye 

His  iSighteoufiuffe. 

1  Sam.z6.z3.  Lord,  render  to  every  man  his  right. 

1  KingX  1 2.  to  give  him  according  to  his  righteouf  | 

2  Cbro.  6.Z3. 

Job  33.26'.  he  will  render  unto  man  his  rigbteoufn. 

Pfal.-j.  17.  He  praife  the  Lord  according  To  his  ri. 

2  2.  3 1.  and  fliall  declare  his  righteoufncjfe 

yo.6".  the  heavens  fliall  declare  his  rigbteoufneffe 

rfal.97.6. 

98.  j.  his rightcoufnefc  hath  he  openly  fhewed  in 

103.17.  and  his  rigbteoufncjfe  to  childrens  child. 

in.  3.  and  his  nghtcoupnffe  endureth  for  ever 

.  .  PM112.3  9. 

Ecclef.7.i  y.  there  is  a  juft  man  that  perifh.in  his'ri. 

//a.41.21 .  the  Lord  is  well  pleafed  for  his  right.  ' 

y  9. 1 6\and  his  rigbteoufncjfe,]:  fufta  ined  him 
£^.3 .20.wh.en  a  righ.mm  doth  ttirne  from  his  r. 
Chap.  18.24,26. &  33.  18 
his  right,  which  h;  hath  done  fhall  not  be' 
18.24.  in  his  right,  that  he  hath  done,he  fhall 
33. 12.  be  able  to  live  for  his  right,  in  that  day 
1 3 .  if  he  truft  to  his  own  rigbTeoufneffe  ,  and 
Micab7.9.and  I  fliall  behold  his  right  eoufnejfe 
Mat.6.33.  fcekc  ye  firft  die  kingd.of  God,&  his  r. 
Rom.3.z<$.  to  declare  his  rigbteoufneffe  for  the  rem! 

z6.  to  declare  at  this  time  his \  rigbteoufneffe 
z  Cor. 9. 9.  he  hath  given  to  the  poore  his  righteouf. 

in  ISig^teoufneffe, 
Lra.19.1y.  but  in  rigbtcouf.  fhalcthou  judge  thy 

1  King.  3  .i<.as  he  walked  bef*.  thee  in  truth,&  in  ri. 
pfal.f.U.  he  fhall  judge  the  world  in  nghKoufiieJJe 

1 7. 1  y.  I  will  b:ho!dthy  face  in  rigbteoufneffe 
6y.y.by  terrible  things  in  rigbteoufneffe  wilt  thou 

Prov.K.l.  all  thewords  of  my  mouth  are  in  right. 
2y.  y.  and  his  throne  fliall  be  eftabliflied  in  ri. 

lfa.j.16.  God  that  is  holy  fhall  befanct.  in  right. 
32.1.  behold,  a  king  fhall  reigne  in  right,  and 
42.  6. 1  the  Lord  have  called" thee  in  righteouf. 
45".  1 1- 1  have  raifed  him  up  in  right con fife ffc 

13.  the  word  is  gone  out  of  my  mouth  in  rigb. 
48.1.  but  not  in  truth,  nor  in  rigbteoufncjfe 
y4.i  4  in  righteoufneffe  fhalt  thou  be  eftabliflied 
£3.1.1  that  fpeake  in  rigbteoufneffe,  mighty  to 

fer.^.z.  and  in; ightcoufneffe ,and  the  nations  fhall 

Hof.z.  1 9. 1  will  betroth  thee  unto  me  in  righteouf. 
10. 1 2.  low  to  your  fdves  in  right,  reape  in 

Zecb.%.  8.  lie  be  their  God  in  truth,  and  in  right. 

Mai.  3.  3.  unto  the  Lord  an  offering  in  righteouf. 

Acl.  17.3 1.  he  will  judge  the  world  in  righieaujmffe 

flow.9-28.he  will  fin.  thework,&  cutitfhort  in  r. 

£i'>te/^4.24.which  after  God  is  created  in  righteouf. 

2  Tim.  3.  16*.  for  correction,  for  inftruction  in  rig. 
Rcv.19.  ii.  and  in  rigb.hc  doth  judge,  and  make 

My  iSfgtjteonftiefTe. 
Gen. 30. 33. Co  fliall  my  righteoufncjfe anfwer  for  me 
Deut.g.n.  faying,  For  my  righteouf.  the  Lord  hath 
zSam..zz.zi.  Lord  rewarded  me  ace  to  myri«l)t. 
Ver.  2y.  Pfd.  18/20. 
Job  6.Z9.  yea,  returne  againe,  my  right,  is  in  it 
27.6".  my  right.  I  holdfaft,and  will  not  let  it  go 
3  y.  2.  that  thou  faidft  ,  My  righte .  is  more  then 
Vfal.if.  1.  heare  me  when  I  call,  O  God  of  my  rig. 
7.  8.  judge  me,  O  Lord,  according  to  my  rigb. 
18.24.  Lord  recompenfed  me  accor.to  my  rigb. 
lfa.4x.10.llc  iiph.  thee  with  the  right  ha.of  my  ri.  \ 
46.13. 1  bring  neere  my  righte.  it  fliall  not 
y  i.y.  my  righteoufneffe  is  neere :  my  falvation  is 
6.  and  my  rigbteoufn.  fhall  not  be  abolifhed 
8.  but  my  righteoufneffe  fliall  be  for  ever 
16.  1.  and  my  righteoujneffe  to  be  revealed 
Philip. 3. 9.  not  having  mine  own  right eoufneffe 


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Tby  ISl^teottfnefic. 
Deiit.9.1  -not  for  thy  rigbteoufnefe,  or  for     Ver.6. 
fob  8.tf.  and  make  the  habitation  of  thy  rigbteouf. 

,  ?  ,8. thy  rigbteoufnefe  may  profit  the  fon  of 
Pp/.^.S.kad  me,0  Lord,in coy r ighteoufmfe 
3 1 . 1  .deliver  me  in  thy  rigbteoufnefe 
,  y.z4.judge  me  according  to  thy  righteoiifinfje 
i8.my  tongue  mall  fpeak  of  thy  rigbtcoufmffc 
Pfal.71.14. 
2.  6.6.  thy  rigkteoiif,  is  like  the  great  mountains 
lo.and  thy  rigbteoufnefe  to  the  upright  heart 
57.6.he  fliall  king  forth  thv  righte.  as  the  light 
4010. 1  have  not  hid  thy  right,  within  my  heart 
ji.i4.tongue  (hall  fing  aloud  of  thy  rigbteouf. 
69 .27.  let  them  not  come  into  thy  rigbteoujne ft 
7 1 . 1.  deli  ver  me  in  thy  rigbteoufnefe 

1 5  .my  mouth  fliall  (hew  forth  thy  rigbteouf. 
16.I  will  make  mention  of  thy  rigbteoufnefe 
i9.thy  righlcoufncfe  alfo,0  God,is  very  high 
72.i.and  thy  rigbteoufnefe unto  the  kingsfon 
88.1 2.. and  thy  rigbteoufnefe  in  the  land  of 
89.16.in  thy  rigbteoufnefe  fliall  they  be  exalted 
1 19.40.  quicken  me  in  thy  rigbteoufnefe 
I  z3.and  for  the  word  of  thy  rigbteoufnefe 
I42.  thy  -iT'hteuisfnefe  is  an  everlafting  right. 
1 43 . 1. in  thy  ftithfulii.anfwer  me,&  in  thy  1  igh. 

1 1. quicken  me  tor  thy  righteoitjncfc  fake 
145.7.  and  fliall  fing  of  thy  rigbteoufnefe 
Ifai. 48.18. and  thy  rigbteouf ,as  the  waves  of  thefea 
57.11. 1  will  declare  thv  rigbteoufnefe 
58.8.and  thy  rigbteoufnefe  fliall  go  before  thee 
6z.z  .the  Gentiles  fliall  fee  thy  rigbteoufnefe 
Dan.9.16.  O  Lord,  according  to  all  thy  rigbtcottf. 

IBtgsljteoufneffcflf.      / 
Ifai.64-6.3nd  aU  our  rightcoiifncfes  are  as  filthie 
E^35j.i3.all  his  rigbteoufnefes  fliall  not  be  rem. 
Dd».5>.i8.forour  rigbteouf.bat  for  thy  great  mere. 

Gen.xj.l6.  is  he  not  rightly  named  Jacob 
Lu\iAl-  he  faid  to  him,Thou  haft  rightly  judged 

2o.u-mafter,we  knowthcu  teacheft  rightly 
i  Twi.z.ij. rightly  dividing  the  word  of  truth 

IRigour. 
Exod.i-il-  made  the  chil.  of  Ifr.  ferve  with  rigour 

14.ferv.they  made  them  ferve  was  with  rigour 
Lewf.25.43.thou  flialt  not  rule  over  him  with  rig. 

46. ye  fliall  not  rule  one  over  another  with  ri. 

53. the  other  fliall  not  rule  with  rigour 

IKimmosi, 

fofb.i  5.2i.and  Ain,and  Rimmon:  all  the  cities  are 
y«Jg.io.45.unto  the  rock  of  Rimmon:  and  they 

Ver.47. 

47.and  abode  in  the  rock  of  Rimmon  4.  mon. 

21.15  .that  were  in  the  rock  Rimmm 

z  Kj.f.iS.  my  matter  goeth  into  the  houfe  of  Rim. 

and  I  bow  my  felf  in  the  houfe  of  Rim. 

Ver.  1 8. 

t  Cbron.4-31.  their  villages  were:  Etam,  k\n,Rim. 

tf.77.were  given  Rimmon  with  her  fuburbs 
Zech.i4-.10.  land  flial  be  turned  as  a  plain — to  Ri. 

IRsmmon. 
zSam.4..zxhe  other  Rechab,the  fons  of  Rimmon 
5.fonsof  Rimmon  the  Beerothite 
9.Dav.anf.Rechab  &  Baanah — fons  of  Kw;'. 
IRimmons^rej. 
Nnmb.33  19.  and  pitched  at  Rrmmon-Vare^ 
ao.they  departed  from  Rimmon-Part\ 
ISinc?. 
GfK.4i.4i*  Phar.  took  off  his  ringftom  his  hand 
Exod. 26.24.coup!.  tog.  above  the  head  toone/'Zffg 
Chapt.3tf.29. 
EjZfc.3.io.and  the  king  took  his  rag  from  his  hand 
1 2.  and  fealed  with  the  kings  ring  Cha.8.10. 
8.1.  k'ng  took  off  his  ring  which  he  had  taken 
8.  and  feal  it  with  the  kings  ring 
the  writing  which  is  fealed  with  the  k.  ring 
iwJj1.15.22.and  put  a  ring  on  his  hand 
fam.z.z.  your  aflembly  a  man  with  a  gold  ring 

WAnqfleatyx. 
^f7.24.5.and  a  ring-leader  of  the  fed  of  the 

irvtto;£. 
Exod.z%.  1 2. thou  (halt  caft  fourrag*  ofgold 

two  rings  in  the  one  fide,  and  2.  rings  in  the 
14,  thou  flialt  out  the  ftaves  into  thcrings 
:  f.the  ftaves  fhall  be  in  the  rings  of  the  ark 


2tf.thou  flialt  make  for  it  four  rings  ofgold 
and  put  the  rings  in  the  four  corners 
Chap.37.13. 
27.ovcr  againft  the  border  fliall  the  rings  be 
Chap.37.14. 
2tf.29.and  make  their  rings  of  gold,for  places 
27. 4. the  net  flialt  thou  make  four  brafen  rings 

7. and  the  ftaves  fliall  be  put  into  the  rings 
28.23.  ma't  make  on  the  breft-plate  2.  rtngsol 
and  flialt  put  the  2.  rings  on  the  two  ends 
Chap.39. 16. 
24-the  2  .wreathen  cha*ns  ofgold  in  the  z.rin. 
26.  thou  flialt  make  two  rings  of  gold,and 
27.and  two  other  rings  ofgold  thou  (halt 
28,they  fliall  binde  die  breft-plate  by  the  ri. 
Chap.39. 21. 
unto  the  rings  of  the  Ephod  with  a  lace 
Chap.39. 21. 
30. 4. two  golden  ci.flialt  thou  make  to  it  under 
Chap.  3  7. 27. 
3  5.22. brought  bracelets,and  ear-ringSj  5c  nngs 
36.34.  and  made  their rings  ofgold 
37.3  .he  caft  for  itfour  rings  of  gold,to  be  fet 

Ver.  r  3 . 
two  rings  upon  the  one  fide,  and  two  rings 
y.and  he  put  the  ftaves  into  the  rings 

Chap.  2  8.7. 
38  5-he  caft  four  rings  Eon  the  four  ends  of 
39.16.  made  2.ouches  ofgold,  and  2.gold  rings 
*7.they  put  the  two  wreathen — 'in  the  two  ri. 
1 9.they  made  two  rings  of  gold,  and  put 
ao.they  made  two  ocher  golden  rings, and  put 
Numb. 31.10.hath  gotten — of  bracelets,  rings,  and 
Eflb. 1. 6. to  filver  rings,  and  pillars  of  marble 
Cd?rf.j.i4.hK  hands  are  as  golden  rings  fct  with 
//fa.  3. 21.  the  rings ,  and  noie-jewels 
£\c£.i.i8.  as  for  their  rings,  they  were  fo  high 

and  their  rings  were  full  of  eyes 

IBing^ftrakeD. 

Gca.30.3  5. the  he-goats  that  were  ring-draped 
39.brought  forth  cattell  ring-framed 
40. fet  the  faces  of  the  flocks  to.the  ring-fia\. 
31.8.  bare  all  the  cattell  ring-sir  a\ed 

faid  thus,  The  ring-ft raided  fliall  be  thy  hire 
1  o.rams — were  iiHg-j?ra^,fpeckled,griz]ed 
I2.all  the  rams — are  ring-flra^ed,  fpeckled 
IRinnal;. 

1  t%.4.2o,fons  of  Simeon  were.'Amnon  Sc  Rinnab 

Z.fw.tf.28.fliaIlbeboth  fcoured,and  rinfed  in  water 

I5.n.andharh  not  rinfed  his  hands  in  water 

12.  every  velTell  of  wood  fliall  be  rinfed 

mot. 

Tit.  1 .6 .not  accufed  of  riot,  or  unruly 
iPff.4«4.not  with  themro  the  fame  exceflc  of  riot 
z  Pe;.2.i3.they  that  count  itpleafure  to  riot 

IBioting. 
Rom.  13.13.  not  in  rioting  and  drunkennefle 

ISUotms. 
Prow.23.20.bc  not  amongft  riotous  eaters  of  flefh 
28. 7. but  he  that  is  a  companion  of  riotous  men 
Lu\.  15.13.  there  wafted  his  fubftance  with  riotous 

w& 

2  K'.8.i  i-and  rip  up  their  women  with  child 
iStpe- 

Gen. ^o.  jo.clufters  therof  brought  forth  ripe  grap. 
Exod.z  2. 2  9. to  offer  the  firft  of  thy  ripe  fruits 
Numb- 1 3.2c  the  time  was,the  time  of  the  firft  ripe 

18. 13. and  whatfoever  \sripe  firft  in  the  land 
7^.24.2.  even  like  the  figs  that  are  firft  ripe 
Hof.9.10.  as  the  firft  ripe  in  the  fig-tree  at  her  firft 
/0c/ 3. 13. put  vein  the  fickle ,for  the harv<^ft  is  ripe 
Micab  7.1.  my  foul  defired  the  firft  ripe  fruit 
Nabum  3.12.  like  fig-trees  with  the  firft  ripe 
KcwZ.i4.15.for  the  harveftof  the  earth  is  ripe 
18.  for  her  grapes  are  fully  ripe 

impelling. 

^.18.5.  and  the  fowr  grape  is  ripening  in  the 
1  iRtprjatlj. 

Ges.io.j.fons  ofGomer— Ripbath  and  Togarm. 
1  Chron.  1.  tf. 
_  «fpt. 
2  Km.  1 5.t  6 .wo.therin  that  were  with  child  he  ript 
Hof.  13.1  tf.their  women  w'th  childe  fliall  be  ript  up 
Amos  1. 1 3  .becaufe  they  have  ript  up  the  women 


iRifc. 


Exod.zi.19.  ifhe  'fife  again,and  walk  abroad 
Wwafr.24.17.and  a  fc;pter  fliall/'z/i?  outoflfrael 
Dent.  33.11  .fmite  thorow  the  loins  of  them  that  rife 
of  them  that  hate  him,  that  they  rife  not 
/«/&.! 8.4.  and  they  fliall  rife, and  go  through  the 
/tfflfg.S.n.Zcbah  and  Z  aim  Sal  A, Rife  thou,and 

9„33.  asthefun  is  up,  thou  flialt  rife  early 
1  Sw2.22.13.that  he  fliould  rift  againft  me,to  lie 
z  Sam.  12.21.  the  child  was  dead,chou  didft  rife 
I8.32.and  ail  that  rife  againft  thee,  to  do  thee 
fob  30. 12. upon  my  right  hand  rife  the  youth 
P_/a/.l8\38.  cheivtjthat  they  arcnotab'e  torife 
27.3.  though  war  fliould  ufe  againft  me 
3 tf.  12. caft  down,and  fliall  not  be  able  to  rife 
1 1 9. 62. at  midnight  I  will  rife  to  give  thanks 
140.10  deep  pits,  that  they  rife  not  upagam 
P/W.24.22.  for  their  calamity  fhall  rife  fuddenly 
28.1 2.but  when  the  wicked  rife}a  man  is  hidden 

2  g.when  the  wicked  rife,  men  hide  themfelv. 
Cant. 3.Z.I  will  rife  now,and  go  about  the  city 
-jfa.i4.21.that they  donotw/f,nor  po(Tefl'e  the 

14.10.  it  fliall  fall,  and  not  rife  again 
itf.i4.they  are  deceafed,  they  fliall  not  rife 
33. 10. now  will  IW/?,  faith  the  Lord 
43. 17. lie  down  together,they  fliall  not  rife 
54.T7.and  every  tongue  fliall  rife  againft  thee 
58. 10. then  fliall  thy  light  rife  in  oofcurity 
/ei.25.27.  and  fall,  and  rife  no  more,  becaufe 

51.64  thus  fliall  Babylon  fink,  &  fhall  not  rife 
Amos  5 .2.  (lie  (hall  no  more  rife 

7.9.8c  I  will  rife  againft  the  houfe  of  Tetoboam 
OW.i.arife  ye,  and  let  us  rife  up  againft  her 
Matt.1). 45. for  he  makerh  his  fun  to  rife  on  the  evil 
20.i9»andthe  third  day  he  fliall  rife  again 
247.for  nation  fliall  rife  aga'nft  nation,and 

Mark  138.  Z./4.21.10. 
1 1.  and  many  falfe  proplv.  ts  fliall  rife 
2tf  .46.  rife ,  let  us  be  going  :  behold,he  is  at 
27^3.  laid, After  three  dayes  I  will  rife  again 
Marli  4. 27. and  fliould  deep,  and  rife  nrght  &  day 
8.31  .be  killed,and  after  three  dayes  rife  again 
9  3i.he  is  killed, he  fliall  rife  the  third  day 
10.34.and  the  third  day  he  fliall  rife  again 

Lttlfe  18.  33. 
49.be  of  good  comfort,J7/e,  he  calleth  thee 
12. 23. in  the  refur.therfore  when  they  fliall  rife 
25. for  when  they  fliall  rife  from  the  dead 
26.as  touching  the  dead,rhatthey  rife 
13.22.  and  falfe  prophsts  fliall  rife 
Lull.  1 1 .7 . 1  cannot  rife  and  give  thee 

8. though  he  will  not  rJK  and  give  him 

becaufe  of  his  importunity  he  wllirife 
12. 54. when  ye  feea  cloud  rife  our  of  the  weft 
2-2.4tf.why  deep  ye.>-?/i?,and  prayjeft  ye  enter 
24.7.  and  the  third  day  rife  again 

4tf.it  behooved  Chrift  tofuffer,  and  to  rife 
John  5.8.>//c,takeup  thy  bed,  and  walk 

H.23.]efus  faith  to  her,Thy  brother  fliall  rife 

24. Mar. faid  to  ]efus,I  know  that  he  flial  rife 
20.9.that  he  muft  rife  again  from  the  dead 
Att.xo.  13'.  rife ,  Peter  :  kill,  and  eat 
i6. 1 6.but  rife,  and  ftand  upon  thy  feet 

23.  be  the  firft  that  fliould  rife  from  the  dead 
K0w.15.12.he  tint  fliall  rife  to  reign  over  the 
i  Cor. 1 5.1 5.  if  fo  be  that  the  dead  rife  not 

itf.for  if  the  dead  rife  not,  then  is  not  Chrift 

29.  if  the  dead  rife  not  at  all 

32.what  advantageth  it  me,  if  the  dead  ri.not 

1  Tbef.x.  itf. and  the  dead  in  Chrift  flial!  rife 

He6.7.n.whatrleed  that  another  prieft  fliould  ri. 

Rev.  1 1. 1. faying,  Rife,md  meafure  the  temple  of 

mk  up. 

Gen.19.zye  fliall  rife  up  early,  and  go  on  your 

3  i-35.it  not  difpleafe  thee,  that  I  cannot  rife  up 
Exod.8.20.  rife  up  early  in  the  morning,  and  ftand 

Chap.9.13. 
12.3  i.Phar.faid,K;/?  up,get  yoti  forth  from 
L<ivit.\9. 3  2.thou  flialt  rife  up  before  the  hoary 
Numb. lo.tf. that  Mofes  faid,Ki/f  up,Lord 
22.7- o.if  the  men  come  to  call  thee,rifc  up,and 
23  18.  and  faid,K.'/f  up,  Balak 
14. behold, the  people  fliall  rife  up 
De«f.2.i3-novv  rife up/aid  I,and  get  over  the 
24.  rife  ye  up,  take  your  journey 
19. 1 1  and  rife  up  againft  him,and 

1 5. one 


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1 5  .one  witnefle  (hall  nor  rife  up  againft  a 
itf.if'a  falfe  witnefle  rife  up  againft  any  man 
18.7. Lord  (hall  caufe  thine  enemies  thatri/e  up 
29.1  i.rhar,  fhall  rife  up  after  you 
31.16.  and  this  people  fliall  rife  up  and  go 
3 1.38.  let  them  rife  up,  and  help  you 
Jo//j.8.7,then  ye  fliall  rile  up  from  the  ambufh 
jWg.20.38.  a  great  flam;  with  fmoak  rife  up  out  . 

40.  when  the  flame  began  to  rife  up  out 
I&z/».i4.7.and  fufFcred  them  not  to  ri/«  up  againft 
29. 10. wherefore  now  rife  up  early  in  the  morn. 
2  fy?ig.i6,7.v/hkh  rife  up  againft  mc 
Nehem.z. 18. and  they  faid^Let  us  rife  up  and  build 
fob  20.27.and  the  earth  (hall  rife  up  againft  him 
pfal.2.i.  many  are  they  that  rife  up  againft  me 
1 7.7. from  thofe  that  rife  up  againft  them 
i8.48.above  thofe  that  rift  up  againft  mc 
35:.  1 1. falfe  witnefles did  rife  up:diey  laid 
4i.8.now  that  he  lieth,  he  fliall  rife  up  no  more 
44.?.  will  we  tread  them  under  that  rife  up 
J  9.1  .deliver  me  from  them  that  rife  up  againft 
74.23.  tumult  of  thofe  thatfi/e  upagainft  thee 
92. 1  r. the  wicked  that  rife  up  againft  me 
94.  r  6. who  will  rife  up  for  me  againft  the  cvill 
1 27. 2. it  is  vain  for  you  to  rife  up  early 
139  21. am  I  not  grieved  with  them  that  fi/e up 
Pfflfl.3r.28.  her  chil.  rife  up,  and  call  her  bleiled 
£cc/f/.io.4.i(-thefpiritofthe  ruler  rife  up  againft 

3^2.4. he  fhall  rift  up  at  the  voice  of  the  bird 
Cant.  2. 10. my  beloved  fpafce,  and  faid  to  me,  Rife 
Ifii.S.ii.wo  to  them  that  rife  up  early  in  the  rnor. 
i4.22.for  I  will  rife  up  againft  them,faith  the 
2 8. 1  i.the  Lord  fliall  rife  up  as  in  mount 
32.9.  rife  up  ye  women  that  are  at  ea!e 
fer.  37. icyet  Should  they  rife  up  every  man  in  his 
47.2.  beholdjWaters  rife  up  out  of  the  north 
49.1l.come  againft  her,and  rife  up  to  battel 
•i  1. 1.  that  rift  upagainft  me,  a  deftroying  wind 
Lam.1.14  froiri  whom  I  am  notable  to  rife  up 
Amos  8.8.  and  it  fhali  rife  up  wholly  as  a  floud 

Chapt.9.f. 
*4-evcn  they  fliall  fall, and  never  rife  up 
Obad.z.und  let  us  rife  up  againft  her  in  battell 
Nabum  1 ^.affliction  fhall  not  rife  up  the  fecond 
Hrt&.2.7.{hall  they  not  ri/?  up  fuddenly 
Zeph.2.Sx\\\  the  day  that  I  rife  up  to  the  prey 
Zecb.14.12.hh  hand  fhall  rife  upagainft  the  hand 
Matt.  10.  zi. the  chil.fhall  rife  up  againft  their  pa. 

Mark  13.12. 
i2.4i.themenofNineveihaI/'i/eupin  judge. 
Lu\z  11.  32. 
42.the  queen  of  the  fouth  fhall  rife  up  in 

Luke  11-31. 
Mark  3.26.  if  Satan  rife  up  againfthimfelf 

14.42.fi/?  up.and  let  us  go,  lo  he  that 
Luke  s.23.  or  to  fay,Rife  up,  and  walk 

6.  8.  rife  up,and  ftand  forth  in  the  midfl: 
Afl.2.6.\n  the  name  of  Jefus  Chrift,ri/?up 
Kef.  1 3. 1. and  faw  a  beaft  rift  up  out  of  thefca 

Witen. 
G  en.  1 9 . 2  3 .  was  riftn  upon  earth  when  Lot 
Exod.z  2.3.  if  the  fun  be  nfen  upon  him,thcre 
Numb.3z.14.  behold,ye  are  riftn  up  in  vour  fath. 
fudg.^.iS.ye  are  rifen  up  againft  my  fathers  houfc 
Ruth  2.1  j. and  when  fhe  was  riftn  up  to  glean 

1  Sdtfz.2f.29.yet  a  man  is  riftn  to  purfue  thee 

2  &w#.i4.7.behoId,the  whole  family  is  rifenup 

1  f\/.8.2  o.I  am  rifeh  up  in  the  room  of  David 

2  Chron.6.10. 
z  Kj.tf.i 5. the  fervant  of  the  man  of  God  was  rifen 

2  Chroa.i2.6.fcrv.  of  Sol.  fon  of  David  is  rifin  up 

2i.4.when  Jehoramwas  rifinupto  the  kingd. 
Pfal.  20. 8. but  we  are  rifen,  and  ftand  upright 
27. 1 2.  for  falfe  witnefles  are  rifm  up  againft  me 
^  4.  ?  .for  ftrangers  are  rifin  up  againft  me 
86. 14  O  God,the  proud  are  rifen  againft  tne 
lfai.60.1.  the  glorv  o^the  Lord  isrifen  upon 
■E^/7.ii.  violence  is  rifen  up  into  a  rod 

47. f. for  the  waters  were  rifen 
Micab  2.8.even  of  late  my  people  is  rifen 
Malt. ri.  1  i.born  of  women,there  hath  not  rifin 
1 4.2. this  is  John  the  Baptift.heis  rifen  from 
I7.9.till  the  Son  of  man  be  rifin  from  the  dead 
26.32. but  after  I  am  li/c/zagain,!  will  go 

Mark  14-28. 
27.tf4.and  fay  to  the  people,He  is  rifen  from 


z%.6.  he  is  not  here,for  he  is  rifen 
7. and  tell  his  difciples  that  he  is  rifin 
Mark  tf-M-he  faid  that  John  the  Baptift  was  rifen 
16.  it  is  John  whom  I  beheaded,  he  is  rifen 
9. 9. till  the  Son  of  man  were  rifen  from  the 
l6.tf.he  is  rifen,  he  is  not  here:  behold  the 

Luke  24.  g. 
9«now  when  Jefus  v/asrifin  early 
1 4-which  had  feen  him  after  he  was  rifen 
Luk-J-  itf.that  a  great  prophet  is  rifen  up  among  us 
9.7-that  John  was  rifen  from  the  dead 
8.  that  one  of  the  old  prophets  was  rifen 

,  ,  Verfei9- 

1 3.2  j.when  once  the  mafter  of  the  houfe  is  rif 

24.3  4.faying,The  Lord  is  rifen  indeed 
John  2.22.when  therefore  he  was  rifen  from  the 

2i.i4.fhewedhimlelftohisdif  after  he  was  n/. 
Acl. 17.1. mull  needs  have  fuffered,and  rifen  again 
Kflw.8-34.yea  rather  that  is  rifen  again 
iCor.i  5.i3.no  refurrection,then  is  Chrift  not  rifen 
i4.and  if  Chrift  be  not  rifen,  then  is 
20.  but  now  is  Chrift  rifen  from  the  dead 
Co/.2.i2.whereinalfoyearcfi/e«withhim 

3.i.if  ye  then  bsrifen  with  Chnft,feek  thofe 
jam.  1. 1 1  .for  the  fun  is  no  fooner  rifen  with  a 

ISifeft. 
Vwt.6.7.  thou  lieft  down,and  when  thou  rifeft  up 

Chap.11.j9. 
SHfetfc 
0Mf.22.2tf.for  as  when  a  man  rifctb  againft  his 
7»fb£.z6 -that  rifeth up  and  buildeth  this  ckv  Jeri. 
2  &H8.23.4.  hght  of  the  morn,  when  the  fun  rifeth 
/fl69.7.v'hichcommandeththe  fun,and  hrifetbnot 
1 4. 1 2.(0  man  lieth  down,and  rifeth  not 
24.22  he  rifeth  up,and  no  man  is  fure  of  life 
27.7.and  he  that  rifeth  up  againft  me 
3 1. 14. what  then  fhall  I  do  when  God  rifctb 
Proy.z/L.i6.a.  juft  man  falleth  7.times,  &  rifeth  up 
llM.  4  7. 1 1.  thou  fhalt  not  know  from  whence  it  rif, 
/^f  .46. 8  Egypt  rifeth  iikea  floud,andhis 
Micab  7  6.  the  daughter  r'feth  up  againft  her  mot. 
John  rj.4. he  rifeth  from  fuppcr,  and  laidafide  his 

IStCing. 
Levit  13. 2. his  flefti  a  rifing,*  fcab,or  bright  fpot 
io.prieft  fliall  feetand  behold,if  iherifingbe 
and  there  be  quick  raw  flefh  in  the  rifing 
19.  place  of  the    bile  there  be  a  white  rifing 
28.  it  is  a  rifing  of  the  burning 
43.  beho!d,if  the  rifing  of  the  fore  be  white 
14.56.  and  for  a  rifing,  and  for  a  fcab,and 
Neb. 4.Z1.  half  of  them  held  the  fpears  from  rifing 
Ifii.6o. 2.and  k'ngsto  the  brightnefle  of  thy  rifing 
Jer.7.12. 1  fpake  unto  you  rifing  up  early 
Mark  9.io.what  the  rifing  from  the  dead  fhould 
Luk-z.iq.  this  child  isfet  for  the  fall  and  rifing 

Sun-1&{<An%. 

Nii.z.^.on  the  eaft  fide  toward  the  rifing  of  the  fun 
2 1. 1 1.  which  is  before  Moab,toward  the  fun-rifi. 
34.i5.Jericho  eaftward,toward  the  fun  rifing 
De««.44i.onthisfide  Jordan  toward  the  fun-rifing 
47.on  tills  fide  Jordan  toward  the  fun-rifing 
Jcjh.iz.i. 
Jojh.  13.5.  and  all  Lebanon  toward  the  fun-rifing 
19. 1 2.Sarid  eaftward, toward  the  Cun-rifing 
27.  and  turneth  toward  the  Cun-rifing 
34. to  Judah  on  Jordan  toward  the  fun-rifing 
Judg.zo  43.  againft  Gibeah  toward  the  fun-rifing 
Pfal.50. 1  .from  the  rifing  of  the  fun  to  the  going 

P/JJ/.113.3. 
7ySJ.41.2f  .from  the  rifing  of  the  fun  fhall  he  call 
4?  .tf.that  they  may  know  from  the  rifing  of  the 
?  9-i9.and  his  glory  from  the  rifing  of  the  fun 
Mai.  .11  .for  from  the  rifing  ofthe  fun,even  to 
Mark  itf.z  .came  unto  the  fepulchre^  at  the  rifing 

Siting. 

2  Cbro.26.ii  .by  his  meflengers/i/wzg  up  betimes 
fob  itf.8.  and  my  leannefle  rifing  up  in  me 

24. 5. they  go  forth  to  their  work,  rifing  betimes 
1 4-th?  murderer  rifing  with  the  light 
Pffl«.27.i4,friend  with  a  loud  voice,  rifingeavly 

30.3  1  .a  king,againft  whom  there  is  no  rifing 
fer.7.z^.l  fent  my  prophets  to  you  fifing  up  early 
Chapt.25\4.  &'3J.IJ. 

11 .7. even  unto  this  day,  rifing  early 

2  f  .3.and  I  have  fpoken  to  you/ifing  early 


2tf.j.whom  1  fent  to  you,  both  rijing  upearly 
29.i9.which  1  fent  to  them  by  the  proph.  rifing 
32-33.though  I  taught  them,  rifing  up  early 
35.14.1  have  fpoken  to  you,/7/z/.g  upearly 
44.4.I  fent  to  you  my  fer.the  proph.fi/wg  early 
La;n.2. 62. behold,  their  Sitting  down  Sc  their  rifing 
Mark  i»3-?%  'he  morning  rifing  up  early  before 

ISffTarj. 
N1mb.22.z1.  and  they  pitched  at  Riffab 
22. and  they  journeyed  from Riffab 

ISttes. 

Numb. 9.2.  .according  to  all  die  rites  of  is 

latttynar;. 

iVwzz6.33.18.and  pitched  in  Ritbmab 
X9.chey  departed  from  Ritbmab 

IRttoer. 
G£7z.2.io.a  river  went  out  of  Eden  to  water 
13. name  ofthe  fecond  river  is  Gihon 
1 4. name  ofthe  third  river  is  Hiddekel 

and  the  fourth  river  is  Euphrates 
iy.i8.ffom  the  riv.  of  Egypt  to  the  great rpqer 
the  river  of  Euphrates 
3 1.2  I.Jacob  rofe  up,and  palled  over  the  river 
36.37.Saul  of  Rehobothjby  the  river, reigned 
41. 1. he  dreamed,and  he  flood  by  the  river 
2.came  up  out  of  the  rif.  feven  wel-favoared 
Verf.i8. 
3  .other  kine  came  up  after  them  out  of  the  ri, 
by  the  other  kine  upon  the  brink  of  the  rif . 
17. 1  flood  on  the  bank  ofthe  river 
EXdd.  1. 22. that  is  born,  ye  fhall  call:  into  the  river 
2.j.daugh.of  Pha-  came  to  wafh  her  at  the  river 
her  maidens  walked  along  by  the  river 
4.9. that  thou  (halt  take  ofthe  water  ofthe  riv. 
water  which  thou  haft  taken  out  ofthe  ri. 
7.17-upon  the  waters  which  are  in  the  river 
1 8,  the  fifh  that  is  in  the  river  fliall  die 

and  the  river  fhall  ftinke 
fhall  loath  to  drink  ofthe  water  of  the  ri. 
zo.fmote  the  waters  that  were  in  the  river 

all  the  water's  that  were  in  theriver  were 
a  1  .the  fifh  that  was  in  the  river  died 

and  the  river  flank 
could  not  drink  of  the  water  of  the  river 
Verf.24. 
24.digged  about  the  river  fox  water  to  drink 
2  j.  after  that  the  Lo.  had  fmitten  the  river 
8.3. and  the  river  fliall  bring  forth  frogs 
9-that  they  may  remain  in  the  river  only 
1 1  .they  fliall  remain  in  the  river  only 
I7.y.the  rod  wherewith  thou  fmoteft.  the  river 
23. 3 1. and  from  the  defert  unto  the  river 
N  umb. zz.$. to  Pethor,  which  is  by  the  river  ofthe 
24 ,6.as  gardens  by  the  rivers  fide 
34.  J. from  Azmon  to  the  river  of  Egypt 
Deut.L7.t0  Lebanon  unto  the  great  ri.  die  ri.  Eu 
2.24.take  your  journey>and  pane  over  thefif, 
36.fromAroer  which  is  by  the  brink  of  the  ri.. 
from  die  city  that  is  by  the  river 
37.nor  unto  any  place  of  thefif  cr  Jabbok 
3  8  from  the  river  of  Arnon  even  to  mount 

Jojh.  iz.i. 
1 2.  from  Aroer  which  is  by  die  river  Arn. 

Chap. 4. 48. 
itf.I  gave  from  Gilead  even  to  the  river 
the  valley,and  the  border,even  to  die  riv. 
1 1. 24. and  Lebanon  from  the  river,  the  ri.  Eup. 

#/&.i.4 

JfljS.i2.2.which  is  upon  the  bank  ofthe  ri.  Arnon 

Chap.i3.9,itf. 

from  the  middle  of  thefif er 

from  half  Gilead  to  the  river  Jabbok 

I3.9.the  city  that  is  in  the  midft  ofthe  river 

Vcrfitf. 

1 5.4.  and  went  out  unto  the  river  of  Egypt 

7.which  is  on  the  fouth  fide  of  die  river 

47.Gaza  with  her  villages  to  them/ .of  Egy. 

itf.8.from  Tappuah  weftward  unto  the  river 

17.9  coaftdefcended  unto  the  river  Kanah  _ 

fouthward  ofthe  river 
i9.11.and  reached  to  the  rif  cr  that  is  before 
fudg.4.7.1  wil  draw  unto  thee,to  the  river  Kifhon 
1 3. from  Harofheth—  unto  the  river  of  Kiih. 
J.2i.'the  river  of  Kifhon  fwept  them  away 

that  ancient  riverjhe  river  Kifhon 
1  Sam .8.2.  as 


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iSim.SiJ.as  he  went  to  recover  his  bord.ac  the  ri . 
io.i5.the  Syrians  chat  were  beyond  the  hver 
17.13  .and  we  will  draw  it  into  the  river 
Z4.f.that  lieth  in  the  midft  of  the  raw  of  Gad 
iI(/?2.4.2  iiromthe  tjiw  to  the  land  of  the  Philift. 
z  Cbmi.9.16. 
24.domin.over  all  the  reg.on  this  fide  the  ri. 
over  all  the  kings  on  this  fide  the  river 
8.6j.entring  inof  Haraath  to  the  river  of  Egypt 
zCbron.7.8. 
14.15.and  (hall  fcatter  them  beyond  the  river 
2  i^i.  1 0.3  j. which  is  by  the  river  Arnon3even 
i7.6.and  in  Habor,by  the  river  Gozan 
1 8. 1 1  .put  them  in  Habor,by  the  river  of  Gozan 
^.i^.wentupagainftche  k.  of  Affyr.to  them'. 
24.7.6:0111  the  river  of  Egypt  to  the  river  Eaph. 
1  Ck.i-48.bhaul  of  Rehoboch  by  die  ra>.reigncd 
5.9.  from  the  river  Euphrates:  becaufe  their 
i6.and  to  the  river  Gozan  unto  this  day 
18.3  toeftablifh  his  dominion  by  thera'.Euph. 
19.16.drcw  forth  the  Syr.that  were  beyo.the  ri. 
E%ra  4 .1  o.and  the  reft  that  are  on  this  fide  the  riv. 
u.  thy  fervants  on  this  fide  the  river 
16. (halt  haveno  portion  on  this  fide  them>. 
I7.and  unto  the  reft  beyond  the  river,  Peace 
20.  ruled  over  all  countries  beyond  the  river 
j.3.Tatnai  governour  on  this  fide  the  river 
6.  letter  that  Tatn3i — on  tnis  fide  the  river 
Apharfachites— on  this  fide  the  w.fent 
6.6.Tatnai»governour  beyond  the  river 

Apharfachites,which  are  beyond  the  iw.be 
8.k. goods  ,evenof  the  tribute  beyond  the  tiv. 
■  1 3.Tatnai  governour  on  this  fide  the  river 
7. 21. all  the  treasurers  which  are  beyond  th.-  ri. 
25.  all  the  peop'e  that  arc  beyond  the  river 
8.1 5.  and  I  gathered  them  together  to  the  river 
2i.thcn  1  proclaimed  a  raft  there  at  the  river 
3  i.then  we  departed  from  the  river  of  Ahava 
36.and  to  the  governours  on  this  fide  the  ri. 
Neb.z.7.  be  given  me  to  the  gover.  beyond  the  ri. 
9.then  L  came  to  thj  gover.  beyond  the  river 
3.7.  throne  of  the  govern,  on  this  fide  the  river 
fob  40.23.behold,he  drinketh  up  a  river 
Pfal.36.Si.  thou  fhak  make  them  drink  of  the  river 
46.4. there  is  a  river,  the  ftreames  whereof 
65. 9. thou  greatly  enricheftit  with  thcri.  of  G. 
7  2.8  .and  from  the  river  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
80.1 1.  and  her  branches  unto  the  river 
105  .41  .they  ran  in  the  dry  places  like  a  river 
lfa.1.7  zo.namely  by  them  beyond  the  river 

8.7.br-ingeth  up  upon  them  the  waters  of  the  ri, 
it.i  f  .wind  mail  he  (hake  his  hand  over  the  ri. 
1 9. 5. and  the  river  (hall  be  wafted  and  dried  up 
23.3  .the  harveft  of  the  river  is  her  revenue 

io.pafle  thorow  thy  land  as  a  river, O  daugh. 
27. 1 1-  L  .fhal  beat  off  from  the  chanehof  the  ri. 
48.18  then  had  thy  peace  been  as  a  river 
66.i2.behold,lle  extend  peace  to  her  like  a  ri. 
Jer.z-iU.to  drink  the  waters  of  the  river 

1 7. 8. and  that  fpreadeth  out  her  roots  by  then. 

46. s  which  was  by  the  river  Euphrates 

6.  and  fall  toward  the  north  by  the  riv .Eup. 

lo.in  the  north  countreyby  thera>.Euphr. 

Lam.z.  1 8.  let  tears  run  down  like  a  river  day  and 

E^.1.1.  as  I  was  among  the  captives  by  the  river 

3-in  the  land  of  the  Caldeans  bv  the  ri.  Che. 

3.15.  that  dwelt  by  the  river  of  Chebar 

23. as  the  g'ory  which  I  faw  by  the  ri.of Che. 
10.1$. die  living  creature  I  faw  by  theW.pfChe. 

Ver.  20. 
22  was  the  fame  faces  I  faw  by  the  n.of  Che. 
29-3-my  river  is  mine  own,I  have  made  itfor 

9. becaufe  he  hath  faid,The  river  is  mine 
43.3-were  like  the  vifion  I  faw  by  them**" 
47.  5 .  and  it  was  a  ri.that  I  could  not  pade  over 
in  a  ri.  that  could  not  be  paffed  over 
6  .caufed  me  to  return  to  the  brink  of  the  riv. 
7.behold,at  the  bank  of  the  river  were  very 
9.every  mart  {hall  live  whither  then.cometh 
12.  and  bv  the  river  upon  the  bank  thereof 
19.  in  Kadcfh,  the  river ,  to  the  great  fca 

Chap.48.28. 
Ban.S.z.  andl  was  by  the  river  U'ai 

_?.  there  ^ood  before  the  river  a  ram 
(•  to  the  ram  Handing  before  the  river 
1 0.4.  as  I  was  by  the  great  rivir 


1 2.  5.  one  on  this  fide  of  the  river 

other  on  that  fide  of  the  river  ' 
6.man  clothed — 'upon  the  waters  of  the  river 

Verf.  7. 
Amos  6. 1 4.unto  the  river  of  the  wildernefle 
Micab  7. 1 2. from  the  fortrefle  even  to  the  river 
Zecb.9. lo.fiom  the  river  to  the  ends  of  the  earth 
10. 11.  all  the  deeps  of  the  river  {hall  dry  up 
Mark_  i.y.and  were  baptized  in  the  river  of  Jordan 
Ail.  16.13. on  the  fabb.day  we  went — -by  ari.  fide 
/ta>.9.i4.which  are  bound  in  the  great  riv.  Euph. 
16. 1 2-fixt  Angel  poured  out  his  vial  on  the  riv. 
2,2.i.he  (hewed  me  a  pure  river  of  water 
2.  and  of  either  fide  of  the  river  was 
Rtbersf. 
£.1:0^.2.3. laid  it  in  the  flags  by  the  rivers  brink 
7.1 5. and  thou  (halt  (land  by  the  rivers  brink 
1 9.ftretch  out  thine  hand—-  upon  their  rivers 
Chap.8.j. 
£fiw'£.ii.9.and  in  the  rivers, them  (hall  ye  eat 

io.thathave  not  fins-— in  the  rivers 
DCitt.10.7.  a  land  of  rivers  of  waters 
2  K^.J.n-are  not  the  rivers  of  Damafcus  better 

19.  24. 1  dried  up  all  the  rivers  of 
Job  20.17.  he  (hall  not  fee  the  rivers 

28.1  o. he  cutteth  out  rivers  among  the  rocks 
29.6.  rock  poured  me  out  rivers  of  oil 

PfaLi.}.  like  a  tree  planted  by  therivers 
74. 1 5 .thou  driedft  up  mighty  rivers 
78.l6.caufed  waters  to  run  like  rivers 
44.  turned  their  rivers  into  bloud 

89.2  j.  and  his  right  hand  in  the  rivers 
107J33-t,urneth  rivers  into  a  wildernefle 

1 19. 1 36.  rivers  of  water  run  down  mine  eyes 
1 3  7. 1.  by  the  rivers  of  Babylon  there  we  late 
Prov.f.ig-andrivers  of  waters  in  the  (fleets 

2 1. 1. in  the  hand  of  the  Lord, as  the  raw* 
Ecclef.i.-j.all  therivers  run  into  the  fea,  yet 
Cant.^.iz.as  the  eyes  of  doves  by  the  rivers  of 
Ifai.  7.18.  Lo.  fhall  hide  for  the  flie  in  the — rivers 
1 8.1  .which  is  beyond  the  rivers  of  Ethiopia 
z.down,whofe  land  the  rivers  have  fpoiled 

Verf.  7. 
1 9.  6.  they  (hall  turn  the  rivers  far  away 
30.2 y.on  every  high  h\llriversi  and 
32.2.  as  rivers  in  a  dry  place 
33.2 1.  to  us  a  place  of  broad  rivers 
37.25.have  I  dried  up  all  the  rivers  of  the 
41. 18. 1  will  open  rivers  in  high  places 
42. if.  I  will  make  the  rivers  iflands 
43.i.thorow  die  rivers,  they  (hall  not  overflow 
io.wiIdernefle,and  rivers  in  the  defert 

Verf.  20. 
44.27.and  I  will  dry  up  thy  rivers 
47.2.uncover  the  thigh,  pafle  over  the  rivers 
50.2. 1  make  the  rivers  a  wildernefle 
Jer.31.9. 1  witlcaufethem  to  walk  hytherivers 
4^.7.whofe  waters  are  moved  as  the  rivers 

_  Verf.8. 
Lara.  3. 4  8. mine  eye  runneth  down  with  rivers 
£^^.6.3.and  tothehilsj  to  the  mm, and  to 

Chap.  36.4. 
29.3.that  lieth  in  the  midft  of  his  rivers 
4.I  will  caufe  the  fi(h  of  thv  rivers  to  flick 

Verf.  4. 
I  will  bring  thee  out  of  thy  riven 
j.thee  and  all  the  filh  of  thy  rivers 
io.and  againft  thy  rivers,and  I  will 
30.1 2.I  will  make  the  rivers  dry 
3i.4.with  her  rivers  running  about  his  plants 
her  little  wen  to  all  die  trees  of  the  field 
1 2.h.is  boughs  are  broken  by  all  the  rivers 
32.2.thoucameft  forth  with  thy  rivers 

and  foulcdfl:  their  rivers 
6  .and  the  rivers  (hall  be  full  ofdiee 
1 4.  and  caufe  their  rivers  to  run  like 
34. 1 3-on  the  mountains  of  Ifrael  by  the  rivers 
35.8.  in  all  thy  rivers  lhall  they 
36.tf.fay  to  the  hils,  to  the  rivers 
47.9.whitherfoever  the  rivers  fhall  come 
Joel  1 .  20.  for  the  rivers  of  waters  are  dried 

3.l8.all  rivers  of  Judah  (hall  flow  with  water 
Micab  6.7.  or  with  10.  thoufands  of  rivers  of  oil 
Nabum  1 .  4.  and  drieth  up  all  the  rivers 
z.6.  gates  of  the  rivers  (hall  be  opened 
3.8.  that  was  fituate  among  the  rivers 


Hab.s-S.v/as  the  Lorddilpleafcd  againft  the  rivers 
was  thine  anger  againft  the  rivers 
9.thou  didft  cleave  the  earth  with  rivers 
Zepb.  z.io.hom  beyond  the  rivers  of  Ethiopia 
John  7. 38. out  of  liis  belly  fhall  Row  rivers 
Rev.Z.  10.it  fell  on  the  third  part  of  the  rivers 
itf.4.Angel'poured  out  his  viall  on  the  river's 
Rfjpah. 
2  Sam.^.T.a  concubine  whofe  dame  was  Rixpab 
2i.8.king  took  the  two  fans  of  Kt\pah 
io.and  Rirjab  daughter  of  Aiah  took 
1 1. told  David  what  Ri%pab  had  done 
Roar, 
t  CbiW.16.iz.kt  the  fea  mr,and  the  fulnefle 

"Pf&l-'96>ii.  5c  98.7, 
Pjat.  46.3.  though  the  waters  thereof  roar 
74-4-  thine  enemies  roar 
1 04. 2  i.young  lions  roar  after  their  prey 
Ifai-1. z9.they  (hull roar  like  young  liorts 

they  (hall  mr,  and  lay  hold  of  the  prey 
3o.m  that  day  they  (hall  roar  againft  them 
41.  H .  he  (hall  cry,  yea  roar,  he  fhall 
J9.11.  we*'<M/all  likebeares 
Jer.  j.zz.  not  prevail,  though  they  roar 
25.30.  he  (hall  mightily  roar  upon  his 

the  Lord  (hall  roar  from  6(1  high 
31 .35.  when  the  waves  thereof/  oar 
50.42.  their  voice  (hall  roar  like  the  fea 
J 1. 3 8. they  (hall  roar  together  like  lions 
jy.when  her  waves  do  roar  like 
ttof.i  1. 1  o.  he  (hall  roar  like  a  lion 
Joel  3.1 6.  Lord  alfo  (hall  roar  out  of  Ziofl 

Amos  t,  2. 
Amos  3.4.  will  a  lion  roar  in  the  fbrreft 

Koartrj. 
Jiidg.i^.';  .behold  a  young  lion  roared  againft  him 
Pfal-  38.8. 1  have  roared  by  reafon  of  the 
Ifai.<!  1 . 1 5. that  divided  the  fea,whofe  waves  roared 
Jer. z.  1 5. die  young  lions  roared  upon  him 
Amos  3. 8. the  lion  hath  roared, who  will  not 

IBoareth. 
Job  37.4.  after  it  a  voice  roaretb 
/«r.6-2  3,their  voice  roaretb  like  the  fea 
Revel.to.$.  as  when  a  lion  roaretb 

ISoanng. 
Job  4.io.the  roarini  of  th?  lion,  and  the  voice 
Pfal. 22. 1  .and  from  the  words  of  my  toaring 
13. as  a  ravening  and  a  roaring  lion 
3  2.3  .my  bones  waxed  old  through  my  roaring 
Prov.\9. 12.  kings  wrath  is  as  the  roaring  of  a  lion 
20.2.  fear  of  a  king  is  as  the  roaring  of  a  lion 
28. 15.3s  a  roaring  lion,and  a  ranging 
Ifai.j.z?.  their  roaring  fhall  be  like  a  liori 
30.  like  the  rorring  of  trie  fea 
3I-4-and  the  young  lion  roaring  on  his  prey 
£^.19.7.  by  the  noife  of  his  roaring 

22.25.of  her  prophets  like  a  roaring  lion 
Zepb.x.^. her  princes  wirhin  her  are  roaring  lions 
Zecb.  1 1 .3.  a  voice  of  the  roaring  of  young  lions 
£«^.2i.2  5.the  fea  and  her  waves  roaring 
1  P<?r.5.8.the  divell  as  a  roaringlioti 

Job  3.24.  my  rearms  are  poured  out  like  water 

Rob. 
Lcwf.19.13.thy  neighbour,  neidicr  rob  him 

26.22.whkh  fhall  rob  you  of  your  children 
1  S*«K.23.i.artd  they  robtht  threfhing  floors 
Prov.zz.zz.rob  not  the  poor,  becaufe  he  is  poor 
7/Si.io.2.that  they  may  rob  the  fatherlefle 

1 7. 1 4. and  the  lot  of  them  that  rob  us 
E^^.2 9. 1  o.and  rai thole  that  robbed  them/aitfe 
Mal.1.8.  will  a  man  rob  God  ?  yet 

Robbed. 

Judg.<).z%  and  they  robbedall  that  came  by  them 
2&(0>.i7.8.as.a  bear  robbed  of  her  whelps 
P/i/.H9.<?i.  bands  of  the  wicked  have  robbed  mc 
Prov.17.1 2. let  a  beat  robbed  of  her  whelps  meet 
ifai.  10.13.  and  have  robbed  their  treafures 

42. 2 2. but  this  is  a  people  rrhbea  and  fpoiled 
Jer.  50.37.  and  they  (hall  be  robbed 
Exc^-S  ?.i  5.  give  again  that  he  had  robbed 

39.10.  and  rob  thofe  that  robbed  them 
Mai.  3. 8. yet  ye  have  rob. me  — wherin  have  we  rob. 
9.  for  ye  have  robbed  me 
i  2  Cor.  1 1.8. 1  robbed  other  churches,  taking 

Robber . 


ROB 


ROC 


ROC 


ROC 


ROC 


ROD 


i 


IBobber. 
Job  j.?.  and  the  robber  fwalloweth  up  their 

1 8-?.  the  robber  (hall  prevail  againft  him 
E\ek-i  S.io.if  he  begec  a  fon  that  is  a  robber 
John  i  o.  i .  the  fame  is  a  thiefe  and  a  robber 

i840.nowBarabbaswasa^to' 

IRobberff. 

Job  u.  6.  the  tabernacles  of  robbers  proCper 
Ifai.41.24.  and  Ifrael  to  the  rafei'.f 
jfe>".7. 1 1 .  become  a  den  of  robbers  in  your  eyes 
E^e/jy/.  2  2.  for  the  wbte'j  fhall  enter  into  it,  and 
Dan.11.r4-  the  robbers  of  zhy  peoplefhall 
Hof.6.9.  and  as  troops  of  robbers  wait  for  a  man 
7. 1. and  the  troop  of  robbers  fpoilerh  without 
Obad.%.  if  robbers  by  night(how  art  thou  cut  off !) 
John  10.8.  before  me,are  theeves  androbbers 
Aci.19.37.  at'e  neither  robbers  of  churchcs,nor 
i  Cor.Ts:.  sgvln  perils  of  robbersjn 

ISobbette, 
Pfal.6z.\r>. become  not  vain  inrobberie 
Prov.zi.7. robberie  of  the  wicked  fhall  deftroy 
Ifa/.6t.8.l  hate  robberie  for  burnt-offering 
£^£.22.29.  and  exerciled  robberie,  vexed  the  poor 
<4»w;  3.10.  and  robberie  in  theirpalaces 
Nabum  3.1.  it  is  full  of  lies  and  robberie 
Phil.2.6.  thought  knot  robberie  tobeequall  with 

m    Wofrbetr). 
PiW.28.24.  whofo  robbe/b  his  father  or  his 

iRobe. 
£#0^.28.4.  an  Ephod,and  a  fflfo 

3 1. the  robe  of  the  Ephod  all  of  blue 
34.upon  the  hem  of  the  robe  round  about 
2?.  5. put  upon  Aaron  the  coat,and  the  robe 
39.22.  and  he  made  (he  robe  of  the  Ephod 
23 .  there  was  a  hole  in  die  midd  of  the  robe 
a4.upon  the  hems  of  the  robe  pomegranates 
2  j .  upon  the  hem  of  the  robe 
26.  a  bel  and  a  pomegranate  about-the  robe 
Levit.S. 7. and  clothed  him  with  the  robe,  and  put 
1  Sam.i  8. 4.  Jonathan  dript  himfelf  of  the  robe 
24.4.  and  cut  oft  the  skirt  of  Sauls  robe 
1 1.  in  that  I  cut  off  the  skirt  of  thy  robe 

fee  the  skirt  of  thy  robe  in  mine  hand 

1  fb/OB.iy.27.  David  was  clothed  with  a  robe 
Job  29.1 4. my  judgement  was  as  a  robe 
lfai.2z.zi.and  I  will  clothe  him  with  thy  robe 

61. 1  ©.covered  me  with  the  robe  of  righteoulhefs 
Jonah  3.6.and  he  laid  his  robe  from  him 
Micab  2.8.  ye  pull  off  the  robe  with  the  garment 
Mattb.z7.zS.and  put  on  him  a  fcarlet  robe 

3  i.they*took  the  robe  off  from  him 
Lvk'*  5. 2 2 -bring  forth  the  bed  robej  and  put  it 

z3.11.and  arrayed  him  in  a  gorgeous  robe 
John  19.2.  and  they  pur  on  him  a  purple  robe 

j.Jefifs  came  with  the  purple  robe 
!RobC0. 

2  Sam.  1 3.1  S.with  fuch  robes  were— virgins  appar. 
1  Kjng-zz  10. the  kings  having  put  on  their  robes 

30.but  put  thou  on  thy  robes.  And  the  king 
2  Chron.lS.19- 
1  Cbrdn.iS-9  fate  clothed  in  their  robes 
JL\e\.i6.\6.  the  princes  fhall  lay  away  their  robes 
Luk--°  46- which  defire  to  walk  in  long  robes 
Rxv.6. 1 1. and  white  robes  were  given  to  every 
7.9.before  the  Lamb,clbthed  with  white  robes^ 
13.  are  thefe  which  are  arayed  in  white  robes 
14,2nd  havewafhed  their  robes 

IRoboam ,  See  iSchoboam. 
IRbcS. 
Exod.17.S- 1  willlrand  before  thee  on  the  rock  in 
and  thou  fhalt  fmite  the  rock 
3  5 .11  .and  thou  fhalt  Hand  upon  a  roi\ 
XI.  I  will  put  thee  in  a  cleft  of  the  rock 
Numb.zo.S.and  fpeak  ye  unto  the  rock  before  their 
thou  fhalt  bring  forth  water  out  of  the  rock 
10. gathered  the  congr.together  before  the  rock 
mud  we  fetch  you  water  out  of  this  rock 
1 1  .Mofes —  fmote  the  roc  fa  twice,  and  the 
24.21.and  thou  putted  thy  ned  in  a  rock 
Dent. 8. 1 1 .  who  brought  thee  water  out  of  the  rock 
32.4.  he  is  the  rock>  n's  work  is  perfect 
I3.made  them  to  fuck  hony  out  of  the  rock 

and  oil  out  of  the  flinty  rock 
I  f.and  lightly  ePeemed  the  rock  of  his  falv. 
1 8. of  the  rock tnac  begate  thee,thou  art 
3Q.except  their  rock  had  fold  them 


3 1  .for  their  rock 1S  noc  as  °'fr  rock 
37.  their  rock  in  whom  they  trufted 
Judg.  1.36.  from  the  reck  an^  upward 
6.20.  and  lay  them  upon  this  rock 

21. and  there  rofe  up  fire  out  of  the  rock 
z6-  upon  the  top-of  this  rock 
7.2f.they  flew  Oreb  on  the  rock  G"reb 
1 3. 1 9.Manoah-pofFred  it  upon  a  rock c0  tnc  ^« 
1  ?.8.ahd  dwelt  jn  the  top  of  the  rock  Etaui 
t  l.men  of  Judah  went  to  the — cock  Etam 
43. and  brought  him  from  the  rock 
2 0.4 j. they  turned  unto  the  rockof  Rimmon 
47.fix  hundred  men  fled  to  the  rock  Rimmon 
and  abode  in  the  rock  Rimmon  4.months 
2 1. 13-that  were  in  the  rock  Rimmon 
1  Sam. 1. 2. neither  is  there  any  ?o^  like  our  God 
i4.4.fharp>w^on  the  one  fide,and  a  fhaip  rock 
23.2  j  .wherefore  he  came  down  to  a  rock 
t  Sam.  2,1. 10 Spread  it  for  her  upon  the  rock 
22.2.  hefaid,  The  Lord  is  my  rock    Pfel.iH.z. 
j.theGodofmy  w£,  in  him  will  Itruft 
3 2.and  who  isa  rockt  fave  our  God 

Pfal.18.31. 
47.  the  Lord  liveth,and  blefled  be  ray  rock 

PJal.1Z.46. 
exalted  be  the  God  of  the  rock  of  my  ^v- 
13. 3. the  Rock  of  Ifrael  fpake  to  me 
1  chron.  1 1 .  i  y .  ca  ptains  went  to  the  rock  of  David 
1Cfc.25.i2.and  brought  them  to  the  top  of  thew^; 
and  cafl  them  from  the  top  of  the  rock 
W^.9.ij.broiighteft  water  out  of  the  rock 
Jab  14.18.and  the  rockis  removed 

18.  4  fhall  the  rock  De  removed  outof 

I9.24.andlead,in  the  ra£  for  ever 

2,4. 8. and  embrace  the  rock  for  want  of  a  fhelter 

28.9.  he  putteth  his  hand  upon  the  rock, 

29. 6. and  the  rock  poured  out 

39.1  .goats  of  the  rock  bring  forth 

2  8-on  the  ra^,upon  the  crag  of  the  rock 
P/a/.27.f  .he  fhall  fet  m.upupon  a  rock 

18  i-to  thee  will  I  cry,0  Lord  my  rock 
31.2.  be  thou  myflrong  rock 

3 .  for  thou  art  my  rock  and  my  fortrefie 

Pfal.7 1.3. 
40.2.  and  fet  my  feet  upon  a  rock 
42.9.I  will  fay  to  God  my  Rock,  why 
6 1 . 2.1ead  me  to  the  rock  that  is  higher  then  I 
6i.  2.  he  only  is  my  ra^and  mv  falvation 

Verf.*. 

7.  the  rock  of  my  ftrength,  and  my  refuge 
78.1  6. he  brought  dream--  out  of  the  rock 

2cbehold,he  (mote  the  rock 

3  5; .they  remembred  that  God  was  their  rock 
81.16.and  with  honv  outof  the  rock 
89.26.  and  the  rock  °f  ray  falvation 
92.1  j.  God  is  my  rock 
94.22.  my  God  is  the  rock  of  my  refuge 
9  j.  1  a  joy  full  noife  to  the  rock  of  our  falvation 
105. 41.  he  opened  the  rock, an^ 
1 1 4.8  .which  turned  the  rock  into  a 

Prov. $0.1 9.way  of  a  ferpent  upon  a  rock 
Cant.z.  1 4.my  dove  that  art  in  the  clefts  of  the  rock 
Ifai.2. 10  enter  into  the  wck 

8.i4.and  for  a  reck  of  offence  to  both 
10.26.  at  the  rnck  Oreb 
17.10.  not  been  mindfull  of  the  roc\of  thy 
22  16.  an  habitation  for  himfelfin  a  rock 
32.2.  as  the  fhadow  of  a  great  rock 
41.1 1. let  the  inhabitants  of  the  rock  ""ng 
48.11. flow  out  of  the  rock  —  clave  the  rock 
y  1.  t  .look  unto  the  rock  whence 
Jer-j .3.  their  faces  harder  then  a  w£ 
13.4.  hide  it  there  in  a  hole  of  the  rock 
1 8. 1 4.which  coraeth  from  the  rock  of  the  field 
2i.i3.agairift  the  inhabitant  of  the  rock 
23. 19. that  breaketh  the  ra£in  pieces 
48.28  .and  dwell  in  the  rock,  &  be  likethe  dove 
49.I  <5\thou  that  dwelled  in  the  clefts  of  the  rock 
£^.24.7. (he  fet  it  on  the  top  of  a  rnck 
8.her  bloud  on  the  top  of  a  rtfrij 
2^.4-and  make  her  like  the  top  of  a  roc\ 
1 4.I  will  make  thee  like  the  top  of  a  rock 
Amos  6. 1 2. fhall  horfes  run  upon  the  rock   • 
Obad.^.thou  that  dwelled  in  the  clefts  of  the  rock 
Matt. 7. 24.which  built  his  houfe  upon  aw^ 

Luke  6.4$. 


■         25.  for  it  was  founded  upon  a  rock 

Luke  6.4$ 
I      16. 1 8.upon  this  rock  I  will  build  my  church 

27.rfo.which  he  had  hewen  out  in  the  roth 
Mark  1  S-4&.  which  was  heiven  out  of  a  rock 
£#£.8.6<and  fome  fell  upon  a  rock 

1 3  .they  on  the  rock  are  they  which 
Rom.  9. 33.  a  ftumbling  flone,and  a  rock  °f  offence 

i  Pet.z.8. 
t  Cflr.io.4,they  drank  of  that  fpirituall  Rock 

and  that  Rock  was  Chrid 

WK»6.i3.9.fromthe  top  of  the  rocks  I  fee  him 
i  Sam.i  3.6-the  people  hide  themfelves  in  mitt 

24.2.  to  feek  David  upon  the  rocks 
1  Kmg.  1 9. 1 1. and  brake  in  pieces  the  rocks 
Job  28.1  o.he  cutteth  out  rivers  among  the  m\t 

3<2>6.  in  caves  of  the  earth,  and  in  rocks 
Pfal.j&.x  5  .he  clave  the  rocks  in  the  wilderneffe 

164.18.and  the  rocks  for  the  conies 
Prov-io.z6.yti  make  they  their  houfes  in  the  rocks  \ 
//«.2.i9.they  fhall  go  to  the  holes  of  the  rocks  "" 
2 1  .clefts  of  the  ro.  &  tops  of  the  ragged  rocks 
7<i9.and  in  the  holes  of  them^j 
33. 16. fhall  be  the  munitions  of  rocks 
.57>s-.flaying  the  chil.  under  the  clefts  of  the  ro. 
Jer. 4.29.and  climb  up  upon  the  rocks 
16.16.  and  outof  the  holes  of  the  rocks 
Ji.2y.androule  thee  down  from  the  rocks 
Nabum  i.6.the  rocks  are  thrown  down  by  him 
Matt.zy.  j  1 .  earth  did  quake,  and  the  rocks  rent 
AB.z7.z9.  led  we  fhould  havg  fallen  upon  rocks 
Rev.6.\  %  .hide  themfelves  in  the  rocks  of  the 
iiS.faid  to  the  ra£j5FaH  on  us 
£$00. 
Exod.  4.2.  and  he  faid,  A  rod 

4.and  it  became  a  rod  in  his  hand 
17  .thou  fhalt  take  this  rod  in  thine 
20.Mofes  took  the  rodof  God  in  his  hand 
7.9.thou  fhalt  fay  to  Aaron,Take  thy  rod 
1  o.Aaron  cad  down  his  rod  before  Pharaoh 
1 2. for  they  cad  down  every  man  his  rod 
1 5.  the  rod  which  was  turned  to  a  ferpent 
17.I  will  fmite  with  the  rod  that  is  in  mine 
i9.fay  unto  Aaron,Take  thy  rod 
2o.he  lift  up  the  >odf,and  fmote  the  waters 
8.J.dretch  forth  thine  hand  with  thy  rod 
irf.dretch  out  thy  rarf,and  fmite  the  dud 
17. Aaron  dretched  out  his  hand  with  his  rod 
9.23  .Mofes  dretched  forth  his  rod  toward 
10. 1 3  .Mofes  dretched  forth  his  rod  over 
i4.16.but  lift  thou  up  thy  rod,  and 
17.5.  and  thy  rod  wherewith  thou 

q.with  the  rodof  God  in  mine  hand 
21.20.if  a  man  fmite  his  fervant  with  a  rod 
Levit. 27. 3  2.whatfoever  pafleth  under  the  rod 
Numb.iy/i.andtaMc  every  one  of  them  am/ 

write  thou  every  mans  name  upon  his  rod 
3. write  Aarons  name  on  the  rod  of  Levi 

one  rod  (hull  be  for  the  head 
5. that  the  mans  ?v^whom  I  fhall  chufe 
6.  every  prince  gave  him  a  rod 

the  rod  of  Aaron  was  among  their  rods 
8.the  rod  of  Aaron  for  the  houfe  of  Levi 
9. and  took  every  man  his  rod 
*o.8.take  the  >W,and  gather  thou  theafTembJy 
9»Mofes  took  the  rod  from  before  the  Lord 
1 1  .with  his  rod  he  fmote  the  rock  twice 
1Sd.i4.27  wherfore  he  put  forth  the  end  of  the  rod 
43.  tade  a  little  hony  with  the  end  of  the  rod 
z  &«0.7.i4.1will  chasten  him  with  the  rodof  men 
Job  9.34.  let  him  take  his  rod  away  from  me 
2i.9.ncitheris  xherod  of  God  upon  them^ 
p/<z£  2. 9.  thou  fhalt  break  them  with  a  rod  of  iron 
23.4  for  thou  art  with  me,thy  rod 
74.  2.  the  rod  of  thine  inheritance 
89.32.   I  will  vifite  their  tranfgr.  with  the  rod 
1  io.2.Lord  fhall  fend  the  rodof  thy  drength 
I2?.3.the  rodof  the  wicked  fhall  not  red 
Prov.  1  o.  1 3  a  t od  is  for  the  back  of  him  that  is  void 
1  3.24.he  that  fpareth  his  /Whateth  his  fon 
1 4.3 .  in  the  mouth  of  the  foolifh  is  a  rod 
22.8.and  the  rod  of  hisanger  fhall  fail 

1  j.  rod  of  correction  fhall  drive  itfromhim 
23.1 3.  if  thou  beat  him  with  the  rod 
i4.thou  fhalt  beat  him  with  the  rod 

26\3.and 


R  O 


ROE 


ROL 


ROO 


ROO 


ROO 


26.3.  and  a  rod  for  the  fools  back 
29.1  ?. the 'ff.'i  and  reproof givewifdome 
$#.9.4.  and  the  rod  of  his  oppreflbur 
10.5.O  Afijria/ne  rod  of  mine  anger 

1 5.  as  if  the  rod  fhould  {hake  it  felf  againft 
24  he  fha.ll  fmite  thee  with  a  rod 
z6.as  his  >»«/  was  on  the  fea,fo  (hall 
1 1. 1. there  (hall  come  forth  a  rod  out  of  the 
4.  fmite  the  earth  with  the  rod  of  his  mouth 
14.19  the  rod  of  him  that  fmote  thee  is  broken 
a 8. 27.  and  the  cummin  with  a  rod 
so. 31.  which  fmote  with  a  serf 
fir  1  .ii-  and  I  faid,  I  fee  a  >W 

io'i6.  Ifrael  is  the  rid  of  his  inheritance 

Chapt.fi-i?' 
48.i7.ftaffe  broken, and  the  beautifull  rod 
taOT.j.'r.fcen  affliction  by  the  rorfof  his  wrath 
Exek-7- !°- tne  ^  ^atn  bloflbnied 

1 1.  violence  is  rifen  to  a  >W  of  wickednefle 
19  1 4-fire  is  gone  out  of  a  rod  of  her 

fo  that  (he  hath  no  ftrong  rod 
20.37. 1  will  caufe  you  to  pafle  under  the  rod 
z  1 . 1  o.it  contemneth  the  rod  of  my  fon 
1 3. what  if  the fwordcontemn  even  the  rod 
Micah  y.ifhall  fmite  the  Judge  of  Ifrael  with  a  rod 
tf.g.hear  ye  the  rod,  and  who  hath 
7.r  4-feed  thy  people  with  thy  rod 
1  cV.4.21.  (hall  I  come  to  you  with  a  rod 
Hcb 9.4.  and  Aarons  rod  that  budded 
Rev  2.27.  he  (hall  rule  them  with  a  rod  of  iron 

Chap.i9-i*- 
il.i.was  given  me  a  reed  like  to  a  '/W 
1 2,. 5. to  rule  all  nations  with  a  rod  of  iron 
Rotie. 

Ge».i4.fii.Rebekah  arofe,and  her  damfels,&  rode 
JWf.10.4he  had  3o.fons  that  rode  on  30.afle-colts 

1".  .i4..and  thirty  nephewes  that  rode  on 
1  Sam.zf.io  itwasfo,as  (lie  >We  on  the  afle 
41. Abigail  hailed — and  rode  upon  an  afle 
30. 1 7  young  men  which  rode  upon  camels 
'2,  S.-wz.  18.9.  and  Abfalom  rode  upon  a  mule 
22  1 1  .and  he  rode  upon  a  cherub,  and  did  nie 
Pfal.i2.io. 
iJ\j.i^.i  ?.faddled  him  thea(Te,&  he  rode  thereon 

18. 45. and  Ahab  >We,and  went  to  Jezreel 
2Kjsg.9-i6.ib  Jeliu  rode  in  a  charet.and  went ,. 

2 5. when  I  and  thou  rode  together  after 
Nebem.z.  1 2.fave  the  bead  that  I  rode  upon 
£Sfo.8.i4pofls  that  rode  upon  mules — went  out 

RoQ0. 
Gc».jo.37.7acobtook  him  rods  of  green  poplar 
made  the  white  appear  which  was  in  the  rods 
38.he  let  the  rods  which  he  had  pilled 
39  the  flocks  conceived  before  the  rods 
41  .Jacob  laid  the  rods  before  the  eyes  of  the 
that  they  might  conceive  among  the  rods 
Exod.7. 1  2.  Aarons  rod  fwallowed  up  their  rods 
Num.17.1A0  the  houfe  of  their  fathers,twelve  rods 
6. fathers  houfes,even  twelve  rods 

rod  of  Aaron  was  among  their  rods 
7.Mofes  laid  up  the  rods  before  the  Lord 
9.Mofes  brought  out  all  the  rods  from 
£^£.19. 1 1.  (he  had  rods  for  the  fcepter 

1 2. her  (Trong  rods  were  broken 
2  Cor. 1 1 . 2  J  .thrice  was  I  beaten  with  rods 

18  oe. 
Prov.  y.  t  9.  let  her  be  as  the— pleafant  roe 

6.5.  deliver  thy  felf  as  a  roe  from  the 
Cant. 1.9. my  beloved  is  like  a  roe 

I7.and  be  thou  like  a  roe,or  a  young  hart 

Chap.  8. 1 4. 
!/«.  13.14.it  fhall  be  as  the  chafed  roe 

irilde  Roe. 
2  Sam.z.i  8.Afahe! — light  of  foot  as  a  wilde  roe 

!R;ae?bticte 
Dettt.i 2.1  f.may  eat  thereof:  as  ofthe  voi-buc^ 

Chap.1y.22. 
22.  even  as  the  roe-buc\ 
14.5. the  hart,  and  the  rot-buc\ 
Roe=bucfc0. 
1  Kj.4.23.  an  ioo.fheep,befides  harts,  &  roe-but\{s 

Roes. 
1  Cbron- 1 2.8.  and  were  as  fwift  as  the  roes  upon 
Cant.z.y.l  charge  you — 'by  the  row,  and  by  the 

Chap.  3.  y. 
Young  Roeg,  See  yavmg. 


Iftogeltai. 

2  &i»U7.i7.Barzillai  the  Gileaditeof  Rogelim 
19.3  i.Barzillai— came  down  from  Rogelim 


Roijgalj 
1  t7?wz.7.34.fonsof  Shamer;Ahi,  and  Ko%& 

Roll. 
Gcn.za.S.tM  they  /'flyaway  the  ftone  from  the  wels 
fofh.10.1  8.  Jofhua  faid,  Ro#  great  iiones  upon  the 
1  Saw.  14.3 3.  row"  a  great  (lone  unto  me  this  day 
fer.  51.25.  and  roll  thee  down  from  the  rocks 
AfiMfo  1.10.  roll  thy  felf  in  the  dull 
Ato'£  16.3.  who  fhall  roi!  us  away  the  (lone  from 
Roll  the  fubftantive,  See  in  RoUlC. 
RoIleD. 
Qen.  29.3  .they  ?o//ed  the  ltone  from  the  wcls  mouth 

1  o.  Jacob  went  neer,and  rolled  the  ftone 
JWg.y^.this  day  have  I  rolled  away  the  reproach 
fob  30. 1 4.they  rolled  themfelves  upon  me 
ifai.y.f.  and  garments  rolled  in  bloud 

34.4.  the  heavens  (hall  be  rolled  together  as 
Matt.z7.60.he  rolledz  great  (lone  to  Afar^  15.46. 

28.2.  and  rolled  back  the  ilone  from  the  door 
Mm\  i<5.4.that  the  ftone  was  rolled  away,for  it 
L^.24.2.  and  they  found  the  ftone  rolled  away 
Kw.eJ.i4.as  a  fcroll  when  it  is  rolled  together 

Roller. 
£3^.30.21.10  puta  roller  to  binde  it 

tfotlctl). 
Pcou.26.27.he  that  rolletb  a  ftone,it  will  return 

Rolling. 
Ifai.ij.i  3.  and  like  a  ro/!fi».g  thing  before  the 

Romamtt-©5er. 
1  Cfcros.2y.4-  Giddalti,and  Romamti-Eigr 

3 1. the  four  and  twentieth  to  Romamti-Eiff 

Romane. 

Aff.zz.zf.  that  is  a  Romane,  and  uncondemned 
26. what  thou  doeft,  for  this  man  is  a  Romatie 
27.art  thou  a  RomanfHz  faid,Yea 
29.  after  he  knew  that  he  was  a  Romane 
23. 27. having  underftood  he  was  a  Romane 
Romanes. 
John  1 1 .48.  and  the  Romanes  (hall  coma 
Atl.i&.ti.  neither  to  obferve,being  Romanes 

37.beaten  us— uncondemned,being  Romanes 
3  8. feared  when  they  heard  they  were  Roman. 
2  5 . 1 6. it  is  not  the  manner  ofthe  Romanes 
28.17.  into  the  hands  ofthe  Romanes 
Rome, 
Acl. 2. 10. and  ftrangers  of  Rome ,Jewes  and 

18 .2. commanded  all  Jews  to  depart  from  Rome 
ig.2 1. 1  have  been  there,!  muft  alfo  fee  Rome 
23.11.fo  muft  thou  beare  witn^fle  alfo  at  Rome 
28.1 4.and  fo  we  went  toward  Rome 
16.  and  when  we  came  to  Rome 
KflOT.L7.t0  all  that  be  in  Rome,  beloved  of  God 
1  y.the  gofpel  to  you  that  are  at  Rome  alfo 
2  Tim.  1  •!  7 .  but  when  he  was  in  Rome3hs 

Roof.  Roof. 
Ges.19.8.  under  the  fliadow  of  my  roof 
De«f.22.8-thou  (halt  make  a  battlem:nt  for  thy  ro, 
fojb.z.S.ftie  had  brought  them  up  to  the  roof 

which  (he  had  laid  in  order  upon  the  roof 
8-fhe  came  up  to  them  upon  the  roof 
Jfudg.16.17.  there  were  upon  the  roof  3.  thoufand 
2  Sa.n.i.  and  walked  on  the  roof  of  the  kings  ho. 
from  the  roof  he  faw  a  woman  wafliing  her 
1 8. 24. the  watchmen  went  up  to  the  roof 
Neb.S.i6-  every  one  on  the  roof  of his  houfe 
Job  29. ic. their  tongue  cleaved  to  the  roof  of  their 
Pfal.137.6-  my  tongue  cleave  to  the  roof  of  my 
Cant. 7. 9-the  roof  of  thy  mouth  like  the  beft  wine 
L<2W.4.4.cleaveth  to  the  roof  of  his  mouth 
E^e/f. 3.26. lie  make  thy  tongue  to  cleave  to  the  ro. 
40.13  .from  the  roof 'of one  to  the  roof  of  the  other 
Atof-8.8.thatthou  fhouldeft  come  under  my  roof 
Mar\  2. 4.  they  uncovered  the  roof 'where  he  was 
L«£.7.<S.thac  thou  fhouldeft  enter  under  my  roof 

Roof*. 
Je/.i9.i3.onwhofe  roof  they  have  burnt  incenfe 
Chap.  32.29. 
Room. 
GcK.24.2  3.1s  there  room  in  thy  fathers  houfe 

2y. provender  enough,  and  room  to  lodge  in 
3  i.preparc'd  the  houfe,&rooOT for  the  camels 
26.22.now  the  Lord  hath  made  room  for  us 
2  Sam.  1 9. 1 3  .if  thou  be  not  captain  in  the  room 


1  Kj.z .3  5  .king  put  Benaiah  in  his  room  over  the 

king  put  Zadok  in  the  room  of  Abiathar 
5.1.  him  king  in  the  room  of  his  father 

y.faying,Thy  fon  wi  11 1  fet  in  thy  room 
8.20.I  am  rifen  in  the  room  ofDav.  2  Chr.6.10. 
i9.i6.Eli(hafhalt  thou  anoint  in  thy  room 
2 Kj.i  5.25.Pek.-killed  him,&  reigned  in  his  room 
23.34.Eliakimking  in  the  wot  of  Jofiah 

2  Cfco«.26.i.madeUzziah  king  in  the  resOTofhis 
P/i/.3i.8.thou  haft  fe:  my  feet  in  a  large  room 

8 0.9. thou  prepared!!  room  before  it 
Prov.iZ.i6.a.  man*  gift  maketh  room  for  him 
M al.\ .  xo.there  dial  not  be  room  enough  to  receive 
A?aW.2.2i.that  Archelaus  did  reigne  in  the  room 
Mark  2.2.that  there  was  no  room  to  receive  them 
I4.x5.he  will  mew  you  a  large  upper  room 

Lufe  Z2;iz. 
Lull-  2.7.becaufe  there  was  no  /'ooot  for  them  in  the 
1 2.17.  becaufe  I  have  no  room  where  to 
14. 8. fit  not  down  in  the  higheft  room 
9-with  fhame  to  take  the  loweft  room 
1  o.go  and  lit  down  in  the  loweft  room 
2 2. and  yet  there  is  room 
Acl.  1 .  13  .they  went  up  to  an  upper  room 

24.27.Feftus  came  into  Felix  room 
1  CV.14.16.how  fhall  he  that  occupieththeWW 

IRooms. 
Gen.6.\a,.rooms  fhalt  thou  make  in  the  ark 
1fO.20.24.and  put  captains  in  their  rooms 
1  Cfor.4.41.  and  dwelt  in  thehrooms 
MatUzi  .6.1ove  the  uppermoft  rooms    Mar.ti.39. 
Z.tt/^.14.7.  ehofc  out  the  chief  rooms 
20.46. and  the  chief  rooms  at  feafts 
Root, 
7><?«r.29.i8.among  you  a  rootthzt  beareth  gall 
fitdg.^.i^.oi  Ephraim  was  there  a  root  of 
2Ki.19.30.of  Judah,fhallyet  again  take  roof 
fob  5.3. 1  have  feen  the  foolifh  taking  root 


14. 8. though  the  roof  thereof  wax  old 
19. 28. feeing  the  root  ofthe  matter  is  found  in 
29. 19. my  root  was  fpread  out  by  the  waters 
Pfal.2o. 9. and  didft  caufe  it  to  take  deep  root 
Prov.iz  j.theiYWf  ofthe  right,  fhall  not  be  moved 

1  i.the  roit  ofthe  righteous  yeeldeth  fruit 
Ifai.j.z^.fo  their  root  fhall  be  rottennefle 

1 1.1  o.  in  that  day  there  fhall  be  a  root  of  Jefle 
14.29.the  ferpents  root  fhall  come  forth 

30.I  will  kill  thy  root  with  famine 
27-6.that  come  of  Jacob  to  take  root 
37.3 1. (hall  again  take  root  downward 

40.2  4theirflock(liallnot  take  roof 

5 3. 2. and  as  a  root  out  of  a  dry  ground 
fer.  1 2. 2.  yea,  they  have  taken  root 
£^.31.7. for  his  root  was  by  great  waters 
Dan.11.7  out  of  a  branch  of  her  root  fhall 
Hof.9. 1  tf.Ephraim  is  fmitten,their  roof  is  dryed 
Mai. q.i.'it  fhall  leave  no  roof  nor  branch 
Mattb.3.1  o.  axe  is  laid  to  the  root  Lu\.  3.9 

13.6.  becaufe  they  had  not  roof,  withered 

Mark  4. 6; 
2 1. yet  hath  he  not  root  in  himfelf 
Mar\  4.17.  and  have  no  root  in  themfelves 
£«£.8.i  5 .  and  thefe  have  no  roof 

17.6.  be  thou  plucked  up  by  the  roof 
Koot.ii.i6.  and  if  the  root  be  holy,fo 
1 7.with  them  partakeft  ofthe  roof 
18  thou  beared:  not  the  roof,  but  the  root  thee 

i5.i2.there(hallbearoof  of  Jefle 
iTiOT.iS.io.loveofmony  is  the  root  of  allevill 
Hefe.i2.i5.1eftany  roof  ofbitterneffe 
Rev.  5.  y.  roof  of  David  hath  prevailed 

22.I6.I  am  the  roof,and  the  off-fpring  of  Dav. 

Root. 
1  #.14. 1  y.  and  he  fhall  root  up  Ifr.  out  of  his  land 
fob  3 1. 1 2.  and  would  roof  out  all  mincincreafe^ 
Pfal.^z.%.^root  thee  out  ofthe  land  of  the  living 
/er.  1. 10. this  day  fet  thee  to  root  out,and  pull 
Matt.\i ,29.1eft — ye  roof  up  the  wheat  with  them 

RooteO. 
Deaf.29.28.L0rd  rooted  them  out  of  their  land 
fob  18.14.his  confidence  fliall  be  rooted  out 

31.8.  letmy  off-fpring  be  rooted  out 
Prov-  2. 2  2. tranfgreffours  fhall  be  rooted  out  of  it 
Zepb.  2.4-andEkron  fhall  be  roofed  up 
Matt.  1 5.1 3.hath  not  planted,  fhall  be rootedvp 

gpbefa.i7J&&\ 


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ROS 


ROS 


ROT 


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££>te/".$.i7.thac  yc  being  rooted  &  grounded  in  love 
Col.z.y.  rooted  and  built  up  in  hiui 

!Root0. 
2  Cbron.?  .zo.thcn  I  wil  pluck  them  up  by  the  roots 
Job  8.17.  his  roots  are  wrapped  about  the  heap 
18.16.his/fw"  mail  bedryedup  beneath 
18.9.  overturneth  the  mountains  by  the  roots 
3o'.4.and  Juniper  roots  for  their  meat 
Ifai.n.i.a  branch  mall  grow  out  ofhis  roots 
Jer. 17. 2.  and  fpreackth  out  her  roots  by  the  river 
E"Kch.  1 7. 6. the  roots  thereof  were  under  him 
7. his  vine  did  bend  her  roots  toward  him 
.9. fhall  he  not  pull  up  the  roots  thereof 

to  pluck  it  up  by  the  roots  thereof 
Dm.4.  1  J.leave  the  flump  of  hisroots  in  the  earth 

Verf.23. 
z6.  to  leave  the  flump  of  the  tree  roots 
7.8.  pluckt  up  by  the  roots 
Hof  1 4.5. cad  forth  his  roots  as  Lebanon 
Amos  2. 9.  and  his  roots  from  beneath 
Mar\  1  1.20.  faw  the  fig-tree  dryed  from  her  roots 
Jude  1 1.  twice  dead,  plucked  up  by  the  roots 

IBopcgf. 

Judg.16. n.'if they  bind  me  with  new  ropes 

1 2.  Delilah  took  new  ropes,and 
z  Sam.  1 7.1 3.  then  mall  all  Ifr.  bring  ropes  to  that 
i2C'-i°-3  '■  and  ropes  on  our  heads,  and 

32.  and  put  ropes  on  their  heads 
/4#.27-32.fouldiers  cut  off  the  ropes  of  the  boat 

ftofe. 
Cant.z.i.  I  am  the  rofe  of  Sharon 
Ifai.i  J.i.  and  bloflbme  as  the  rofe 

l&ofe. 

G«2.4.8.Cain  rofe  up  againft  Abel,and  flew  him 
18.16.  rofe  up  from  thence,  and  looked  coward 
19. 1.  Lotrofc  up  to  meet  them 
20.8.  Abimelech  rofe  early — called  his  fervants 
2i.i4-Abra./'«/e  up  early — took  bread,  and 

jz.then  Abimelech  rofe  up,and  Phichol 
12. 3.  Abraham  rofe  early,  and  faddled  his  afl'e 
rofe  up,  and  went  to  the  plate  which  God 
1 9.  Abf.returned  to  his  yong  men,&  they  rofe 
24.54.Abr.ferv.and  men — rofe  up  in  the;  morn. 
2j.34.Efau — eat  and  drink  jrofe  up, and  went 
26.3 1 .  they  rofe  up  betimes  in  the  morning 
28 .1 8.  Jacob  rofe  up,  and  took  the  ftone 
3i.i7.Jacob  rofe  up,  and  fee  his  fons  and  wives 
21  Jacob  rofe  up  and  pafled  over  the  river 
5  5.  Laban  rofe  up  and  ki  fled  bis  fons  and 
1    %z.iz-he  rofe  up  that  night,and  took  his  two 
3 1. pafled  over  Penuel,  the  fun  rofe  on  him 
37.35.  rofe  up  to  comfort  him,but  herefufed 
43.1 5. and  Benjamin,and  rofe  up,and  went 
46.5.  Jacob  rofe  up  from  Beerfheba 
EXod.1S.13.  neither  rofe  any  from  his  place 
12.30.  Pharaoh  rofe  up  in  the  night 
1 5 .7. overthrown  them  that  rofe  up  againft  thee 
24.4-Mofes  rofe  up  early  in  the  morning 

Chap. 3  4.4. 
i3#Mofes  rofe  up,  and  his  minifler  Jofhua 
32.tf.they  rofe  up  early  on  the  morrow 

and  rofe  up  to  play 
33.8.  that  all  the  people  rofe  up 
io.and  all  the  people  rofe  up  and  worfliipped 
N  umb.x  4- 40. and  thzy  rofe  upearly  in  the  morning 
jtf.2.  they  rofe  up  before  Mofes  with 

25.  Mofes  rofe  up,  and  went  to  Dathan 
22.1 3. Balaam  rofe  upm  the  morning 
14.  the  princes  of  Moab  rofe  up 
21. Balaam  w/e  up. — and  faddled  his  afie 
*4.2j.  Balaam  rofe  up,and  went  and  returned 
2?.7.Phinehas>'o/c  upfromamongft  the 
Deut.^.z  faid,The  Lord  came  from  Sinai,  &  rofe 
J^- 3.  itf.  waters — flood  androfe  up  upon  an  heap 
6.12  Jofhua  rofe  early  in  the  morning,  and  the 
Chap  7.16.  &8.10. 
15  that  they  rofe  early  about  the 
8  14.  that  they  hafted,and  rofe  up  early 
y«dg.6.2i.there  rofe  up  fire  out  of  the  rock 
i8.when  the  men  of  the  city  rofe  early 
38  he  rofe  up,and  thruft  the  fleece  together 
7.1  .Gideon  and  the  people  rofe  upearly 
9.34.  and  Abimelech  rofe  up,and  all  the  people 

Verfe3$. 
19.5.  when  they  arofe  early — that  he  rofe  to 


7«when  the  men  rofe  up  to  depart 
9. when  the  man  rofe  to  depart,  he,  and  bis 
10. but  he  rofe  up  and  departed 
27. her  lord  rofe  up  in  the  morning 
28.mart  rofe  up,,and  gat  him  unto  his  place 
20  f. men  ofGibeahra/e  up  againft  me 
19.  children  of  Ifrael  rofe  up  in  the  morning 
33. men  of  Ifiaelrofe  up  out  of  their 
21.4.  that  the  people  rofe  early 
Ruth  3.14.  and  flie  rofe  up  before  one  could  know 
iSam.i.y.fo  Hanmhrofe  up  after  they  had 
19.  tbey  rof  up  in  the  morning  early 
f  .3  .when  they  of  Afhdod  rofe  early  on  the  mor. 

Verfe  4. 
1 5".i2.when  Samuel  rofe  early  to  meet  Saul 
1tf.13.fo  Samuel  rofe  up  and  went  to  Raman 
17.20.  David  rofe  up  early  in  the  morning 
Z47.Sau\roje  up  out  of  the  cave 
28.;  5.  then  they  rofewp  and  wentaway 
29.  n  .David  and  his  men  rofe  up  early 
2  Sam.  1 5.1.  and  Abfalom  rofe  up  early 
17.13-Ahithophel— fadled  his  afle,and  rofe 
1 8.3i.that  rofe  up  againft  thee 
22. 40. them  that  rofe  up  againflme  haft  thou 
49. above  them  that  rofe  up  againft  me 

1  JCM-49-  wereafraid,  and  rofe  up,  and  went 

2.1 9.  the  king  rofe  up  to  meet  her 

8.?  4  that  Solomon  rofe  from  before  the  altar 

zi.\6.  that  Ahab  rofe  up  to  go  down  to 

2  I£i.3.22.they  rofe  up  early  in  the  morning 

24.1fraelites  >'<>/£  up  and  fmote  the  Moabites 
7-y-they  rofe  up  in  the  twilight  to  go  to  the 
8.2i.Jorain — rofe  by  night,&  fniotetheEdom. 
a  Chron.zi'9- 
19.35.  when  they  iofe  early  in  the  morning 
2  Chron.zo.zc.znd  they  tofe  early  in  the  morning 
2(1.19. the  leprofie  even  rofe  up  in  his  forehead 
28.1 5.  which  were  exprefled  by  name/o/e  up 
29.20.  then  Hezekiah  the  king  rofe  early 
Etya  i.f.tben  rofe  up  the  chief  fathers  of  Judah 
y-2.then  rofe  up  Zerubbabel  the  fon 
9-f.  at  the  evening  facrifice  I  rofe  up  from  my 
10.tf.then  Ezra  rofe  up  from  before  the  houfe 
Neb.3.1.  Eliafhib — rofe  up  with  his  brethren 

4.14. 1  looked,  and  rofe  up,  and  faid 
fob  1.5.  and  rofe  up  early  in  the  morning 
■PMiS-39-  thoiethatra/eup  againft  me 

i24.2.when  men  rofe  up  againft  us 
Cant.  5.5.I  rofe  u  p  to  open  to  my  belo  ved 
fer.  Z6.17.  then  rofe  up  certain  of  the  elders 
Eim.^.6z. the  lips  of  thofe  that  rofe  up  againft  me 
Dan. 3. 24. Nebuchadnezzar  rofe  up  in  hafte 

3.27.afcerward  I  rofe  up,  and  did  the 
Jonah  1.3  Jonah  rofe  up  to  flee  to  Tarftii/h 

47-when  the  morning  rofe  the  next  day 
Zcpb.j.j. but  they  rofe  early,and  corrupted  all 
Mai\  10.50. he  rofe,  and  came  to  Jefus 
Lu\.^.  zq.rofe  up,  and  thruft  him  out  of  the  city 
5.*8.he  left  all,rofe  up.and  followed  him 
itf.3r.  though  one  rofe  from  the  dead 
22.45.wben  he  rofe  up  from  prayer 
24. 3 3. and  they  rofe  up  the  fame  hour 
John  11. 3  1.  when  they  faw  Mary,  that  flie  rofe  up 
/tfZ.5.i7.rhentheh;ghprieft™/J  up 

3 6. before  thefe  dayes  rofe  up  Theudas 
37.after  this  man  rofe  up  Judas  of  Galilee 
10.4 1  .and  drink  with  him  after  he  rofe 
1 4-zo.he  rofe  up, and  came  into  the  city 
1 5-  ?  but  there  rofe  up  certain  of  the  fed 

7. Peter  rofe  up,and  faid  unto  them,Men 
itf-22.  the  multitude  rofe  up  together  againft 
2<?-3o.thus  fpoken,the  king  rofe  upland  the 
to  14.9.  to  this  end  Ch rift  both  died  and  rofe 

1  Corr.10.7.  and  rofe  up  to  play 

1 5«4-  and  that  he  rofe  again  the  third  day 
12.  if  Chrift  be  preached  that  he  mfe 

2  Cor. 5. 1 5. but  to  him  which  died.and  rofe  again 

1  Thef.4.14.  if  we  beleeve  that  Jefus  died  and  rofe 
Revel.iy.i.hcv  fmoke  rofe  up  for  ever  and  ever 

IRoflj. 
Gctf.46.21.  fons  of  Benjamin — Rofh 

IRoft. 
Exod.iz.9.  not  raw — but  roft  with  fire 
Deut. 1 6. 7. thou  flmlt  roil  and  eat  it  in  the  place 
1  Sd»J.2.i5.give  fleflito  nfl  for  the  prieft 
Ifai.4n.16.  he  rofteth  ro(l,and  is  fatisfied 


IRofttD. 

Exod.  1 2.8.  in  that  night  rofted  with  fire 
2  CfcraB.35.13.they  rojted  the  pafleoverwith.  fire 
ifal. 44.19. 1  have  rofted  fleih,  and  eaten  it 
jfo'.29.22.wi",omthek.  of  Babylon  roiled  with,  fire 

ISoftetb. 

Pi'0».i2.27.flothfullmanw/tofcnot  that  which 
Ifai.44.16.he  rolkth  roft,and  is  fatisfied 

{Rot, 
tJnmb'j. 21.  when  the  L.doth  make  thy  thigh  to  rot 
22.  and  thy  thigh  to  rot 
27.  and  her  thigh  fliall  rot 
Prov.io,7.hut  the  name  of  the  wicked  fliall  rot 
//2w.4Q.20.chufeth  a  tree  that  will  not  rot 

Gotten. 
Job  1 3.28.  and  he  as  a  rotten  thing  confumctb 

41 .27.  and  brafle  as  rotten  wood 
Jer. 38. 11.  and  old  rotten  rags,and  let  them 

12.  put  thefe  rotten  rags  under  thine  arms 
Joel  1.17.  the  feed  is  rotten  under  the  clods 

IRottenneife. 

Prov.iz.4.  is  as  rottenmffe  to  her  bones 

1 4. 30. but  envie,the  rottenneffe  of  the  bones 
//tfj.5. 24.10  their  root  fliall  be  rotttnneffe 
Hof.  5.1 2.to  the  houfe  of  Judah  as  rottenneffe 
Hab.$.i6.  rottenneffe  entreth  into  my  bones 

13otocr0. 
1  Cfe/flH.  12.21  .againft  the  band  of  the  rovers 

ISoogij,  x 
Dent.zj.4.  the  heifer  unto  a  rough  valley 
//tfj.27.8  .he  ftayeth  his  rough  wind  in  the  day 

40.4.  and  the  rough  places  plain 
Jer.%  1 .27.  as  the  rough  caterpillars. 
D<M.8.2i.the  rough  goat  is  the  king  of  Grecia 
Zech.  1 3.4  neither  dial  they  weare  a  rough  garment 
Lufa.  5.the  rough  wayes  fliall  be  made  fmooth 

IRougirtp. 
Gen.4Z.7 .and  fpake  roughly  unto  them 

30. lord  of  the  land  fpake  roughly  unto  us 
1Sdffz.20.10.  what  if  thy  father  anfwer  thee  roughly 
1  K^g-i  1,J3-  ^'m%  anfwered  the  people  roughly 

z  Chron.10.13.  ' 
Prov.  18.23  .but  the  rich  anfwereth  roughly 

IRoale. 
Eya  6.i.  a  route,  and  therein  was  a  record 
Ifai.S.i.  take  thee  a  great roule,znd 
/cr.36.2.take  thee  a  route  of  a  book 

4.fpoken  to  him  upon  a  roule  of  a  book 
6.90  thou  and  read  in  the  roule 
1 4. take  in  thine  hand  the  route 

Neriah  took  the  roule  in  his  hand 
20. but  they  laid  up  the  roule  in  the  chamber 
2l.king  fent  Jehudi  co  fetch  the  roule 
23.untillallche>'0K&  was  confumed 
25. that  he  would  not  burn  the  roule 
27.afl.er  the  king  had  burnt  the  roule 
28. take  thee  again  another  roul 

the  former  words  that  were  in  the  firft  m 
19.  thou  haft  burnt  this  roule,  faying 
32.tb.en  Jeremiah  took  another  roule 
E  ^.2. 9. and  lo,a  roule  of  a  book  was  therein 
3 . 1  .eat  this  roule  .and.  go  fpeak  unco 
2. he  caufed  me  to  eat  that  roule 
3. fill  thy  bowels  with  this  roule 
Zech.  5 .1.  and  behold  a  flying  roule 
2. 1  anfwered,  I  fee  a  flying  roule 

See  more  in  ISell, 
IRottte. 
E?ra  tf.i.fearch  was  made  in  the  houfe  of  the  mis 

IBoimO. 
Lra.19.27.ye  flial  not  ro. the  corners  of  your  heads 

IRouttu. 
Gen.\<).4  compaffed  the  houfe  round,  both  old 
EW.i<5.i4.therelay  a  fmall  round  thing 
Jojh.7.9.  and  (hall  environ  us  round 
[  Kjng.y.z  3  •  it  was  round  all  about 

3  1  .but  the  mouth  thereof  was  round 
"gravities  with  their  bord.  4.fquate,not  round 
3  5  top  of  the  baft  was  there  a  mmdcompzBc 
10.19.1he  top  of  the  chrone  was  round  behind 
z  Chron.4.z.made  a  molten  fca,ro«*itin  compafle 
P/i/.«.».ftrong  buls  of  Baf.  have  belet  meround 
Cant. 7. 2-thy  navell  is  like  a  round  goblet 
lfai.3.1 8. and  their  round  tires  like  the  moon 
Lu\e.  19.45.  and  compafle  thee  round 


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ROU   ROU 


ROU   ROU 


IRottriO  about. 
Gea.15.17.aU  the  borders  round  about  were  made 
2  f  f  .terrour  of  God  was  upon  the  cities  ro.ab. 

Efltfrf.y-H" al1  the  HY?t[-  dig§ed  romd  about  the 
16. 1 3-dew  lay  roundabout  the  hoft 
1 9. 1 1 .fet  bounds  to  the  people  round  about 
i«lii.make  uponita  crown  of  gold  ro.  about 
Ver.  i4.Cha.  37.  2,  11,11,26. 

2  e.make  a  golden  crown  to  thebord.  ro.ab. 

make  to  it  a  border  of  an  hand-bre.ro.ab. 

2,7. i7.all  the  pillars  ro.about  (hall  be  fillet.witb 

28.3  2. have  a  binding  of  woven  work  roa.about 

2  2. make  pomegr.  of  blue  ro.  about  the  hem 

bels  of  gold  between  them  round  about 

j4.a  golden  bell— on  the  hem — round  about 

Chap.j9.z6. 

2a.i6.fpnnkle  it  round  about  upon  the  altar 

Ver.2.o.Lex\i.$>ii.Chap.3.i,8,i3. 
&7-H.&  8. 19,14. 
jo.j.maketoit  a  crown  of  gold  round  about 
j  8.1 6.all  the  hangings  round  about  were  of  fine 
i  o.all  the  pins  of  the  court  ro.  ab.wete  of  br. 
Verfe  31. 
3  1. and  the  fockets  of  the  court  round  about 
3  9.  2  3  .w  ith  a  band  round  about  the  hole 

2f  .bels  ro«wfaboutbetweenethe  pomegran. 

40.8.thou  (halt  fet  up  the  court  round  about 

3  5  .reared  up  the  court  round  about  the  taber. 

r.eti.8  1  <  .put  bloud  upon  —  the  altar  round  about 

Chap.  16. 18. 

o.  1 2.  which  he  fpiinkled  W0»rf  about  upon  the 

Verfe  18. 

14.41.  houfe  fcraped  within  round  about 

25.3  i.houfes  of  the  vil.wcl,have  no  wals  ro.ab. 

44.(halbc  of  the  heathen  that  are  ro.  abo.you 

Nww.i.f  o.Levites  (hall  encamp  ro.  about  the  tab. 

Verfe  ?$. 

j.z6.charge  of—  Ger(h.  hang.by-the  alt.ro.ab. 

Chap.  4.  26. 

j7.charge  of  Mer.pillars  of  the  court  ro.abo. 

,  Chap.  4. 32. 

1 1.24/et  the  elders  round  about  the  tabernacle 

16.34.all  Ifn.thit  wereroa.about  them  fled  at 

22.4.1ick  up  all  that  are  round  about  us 

3  *•?  ?*gave  Gad  cities  of  the  countrey  ro.about 
34. 1 2.this  (hall  be  your  land  wth  the  coaft  ro.a. 
3  f ,2.give  the  Le.fuburbs  for  the  cities  ro.about 

Deut.6.  i4.gods  of  the  people  which  are  roa.ab.you 

Chpp.13. 7. 
12.10.  reft  from  all  your  enemies  round  about 
2 1. 2. which  are  round  about  him  that  is  (lain 
25.i9.given  thee  reft  from  all  thine  ene.ro.ab. 
fnjh.6.2,.  and  goe  round  about  the  city  once 
18.20.by  the  coafts  thereof  round  about 
1 9.8  .all  the  villages  that  were  round  about 
21. 11.  with  the  fuburbs  thereof  round  about  it 


20.were  200.  in  towesromd about  upon 
2  3  .a  line  of  thirty  cub.did  compaffe  it  ro.ab. 
2  Cbron.  4.  2. 
24.  compaffing  the  fea  round  about 

2  cbron.  4. 3. 

under  the  brim  of  it  round  about  were 

36.  to  the  propor.of  the  additions  rouidabo. 

18.3  y  .the  water  ran  round  about  the  altar 

z  Kjn.6. ly.  and  charets  of  fire  round  about  Elifha 

1  i.8.ye  (hill  compaffe  the  King  round  about 

1  i.weapons  in  his  hand  round  about 
17. if. went  after  the  heathen  that  were  ro.abo. 
2 3. 5. and  in  the  places  roundabout  Jerufalem 
25.i.they  built  forts  againft  it  round  about 
4.  Caldees  were  againft  the  citie  round  about 
io.brake  downethe  wals  of  Jerufalem  ro.ab. 
fet:  y'i.  14. 
17.  pomegranats  upon  the  chapiters  ro.  abo. 
fer.  ?2.2  2. 

1  Cbro.^.%  3. all  their  villages  that  were  co«.  about 
6.JJ .the  fuburbs  thereof  wwzrf about  it 
9. 27. they  lodged  round  about  the  houfe  of  God 
1  i.8.built  even  from  Millo  round  about 
28.1 2.patterne  of  all  the  chambers  round  about 

2  Chro.  1 4. 1 4-they  fmote  all  the  cities  round  about 

1  f  .1  f  .Lord  gave  them  reft  round  about 
17.10.kingd.of  the  lands  that  were  round  abo. 
20.30.his  God  gave  him  reft  round  about 

2  3.7.Lev.(hall  compaffe  the  Kingyound  about 
io.and  the  temple  by  the  King  round  about 

34.6.with  their  mattocks  round  about 
Neb.  1 2-  28. out  of  the  palm-countrey  round  about 
29.builded  them  villages  ro,wd about  Jerufa. 
Job  10.8  .falhioned  me  together  round  about 

16. 1 3. his  archers  compaffe  me  roundabout 

19. 1 2.and  encamped  round  about  my  taberna. 

22.1  o.  therefore  fnares  are  round  about  thee 

3  7. 1 2.it  is  turned  round  about  by  his  counfels 
41.14.his  teeth  are  terrible  round  about 

Pfal.i-6.kt  themfelves  againft  me  round  about 
27.6.above  mine  enemies  round  about  me 
j4.7.angel  of  the  Lord  encamped  round  about 

4  4. 1 3. a  derifion  to  them  that  are  round  abo. us 
Pfal.  79. 4. 

48 .1 2. and  goe  round  about  her 
$o.3.be  very  tempeftuous  ro/«zd about  him 
I9.6.&  go  round  about  the  city  Ver.14. 

76.1  i.let  all  that  be  roundabout  him  bring  pre. 
7  8 . 2  8.  midft  of  their  camp  round  ab.their  hab. 
79. 3. have  they  (hed  like  water  round ab.  Jerufa. 
88.17.they  came  round  about  me  like  waters 
89.8  .or  to  thy  faithfulneffe  round  about  thee 
97.2.clouds  and  darkneffe  are  roundabout  him 

3  .burnetii  up  his  enemies  round  about  him 
1 2  5. 2.  as  the  mountains  are  round  about  Jeruf. 
3  .like  olive  plants  round  about  thy  table 


41.  everyone  withtheir!fubutbs'',0.abo.them  I  7/4.29. 3. 1  will  camp  againft  thee  round  about 


44-Lord  gave  them  reft  round  about 
23.1-from  all  their  enemies  round  about 
Judg.  2.1 2.gods  of  the  people  thit  were  ro«.about 

14.  into  the  hands  of  their  enemies  ro.about 
19.21.  fons  of  Belial  befet  the  houfe  round  abo. 
20.f  .befet  the  houfe  round  about  me,by 

2j.fct  licrs  in  wait  round  about  Gibeah 

43. they  indofed  theBenjamites  round  about 

1  Si«». 14.21. intothe  camp  from  the  countr.ro.ab. 

23.26.eompaffcd  David  and  his  men  rou.about 
26. f  .the  people  pitched  round  about  him 

7»Abner,and  the  people  lay  round  about  him 

3  i.9.fent  into  the  land  of  the  Philiftines  ro.ab. 

1  Cbron.  10. 9. 

2  Stfw.f  .p.David  built  round  about  fromMillo,& 

1  Chron.  n.  8. 
7. 1. given  him  reft  round  about  from  all 

1  Chron.  22.9. 
22. 1 2.made darkneffe  pavilions >o««rf about 
P/a/.i8.  11 
iJ(/s.3.i.of  building  the  wall  of  Jerufa.ro.  about 
4.24.  he  had  peace  on  all  fides  round  about  him 
J».  his  fame  was  in  all  nations  round  about 
6. f  .he  builr  chambers  ro«»rf  about:aga.the  wals 
i    of  the  houfe  ro.ab. he  made  chamb.roa.about 
6.  he  made  narrowed  refts  round  about 
29.carved  all  the  wals  of  the  houfe  roundabo. 
7. 1 2,the  great  court  ro.  about  was  wth  3  .rowes 
i8.made  two  rows  round  about  upon  the  one 


42.25.it  hath  fet  him  on  fire  round  about 
49.i8.1iftup  thine  eyes  roit'id  about j8c  behold 
6o.4.1ift  up  thine  eyes  round  about,and  fee 
fer- 1. 1  f  ■  againft  all  the  wals  thereof  round  about 
4.17  .are  they  fet  againft  her  round  about 
6. 3  .pitch  their  tents  againft  her  round  about 
1 2.9-the  birds  round  about  are  againft  her 
21. 14.  it  (hall  devoure  all  things  round  about  it 
2? .9.and  againft  3II  thefe  nations  round  about 
46.5  .for  fear  was  round  about 
50. 14.111  aray  againft  Babylon  round  about 

29.camp  againft  it  round  about 
y  1 . 2.they  (hall  be  againft  her  round  about 
5  2-4.built  forts  againft  it  round  about 
7-Caldeans  were  by  the  city  round  about 
23.aU  thepomegr.were  a  hundred  rou.about 
Ld»2.2.3.which  devoureth  round  about 

22.as  in  afolemn  day  my  terroursro«/fciabo. 
TL?$\.  i#27.as  the  appearance  of  fire  round  about 

it  had  brightneffe  round  about 
28.fo  was  the  appearance  of  the  brightn.ro.a. 
5.5.  nations  &  countries  that  are  round  about 
tf.morethen  the  countries  round  about  her 
7. more  then  the  nations  round  about  you 
judgements  of  the  nat  .that  are  ro.about 
6.  f  .fcatter  your  bone  s  round  about  your  altars 
1  z.  (hall  fall  by  the  fword  round  about  thee 
8.  io.pourtrayed  upon  the  wall  round  about 
io.i2.wheelswere  full  of  eyes  round  about 
Hhhh 


1  t.i2.mannerso£ the  heathen  thatare  ro.about 
16. 3  7. gather  them  round  about  againft  thee 

f  7.and  all  thatare  roundabout  her 

which  defpife  thee  round  about 

2  3 .24. fet  againft  the  helmet  round  about 
27.1  i.were  upon  the  wals  round  about 

hanged  their  (hields  upon  thy  wals  ro.ab. 
28. 24.  grieving  thorn  of  all  that  are  roundab. 

3  1.4.  ha-  rivers  tunning  round  about  his  plants 
3  2.  z  3 .  her  company  is  round  about  ber  grave 

24. all  her  multitude  round  about  her  grave 
34.26.places  round  about  my  hill,  a  bleffing 
3  6.4.to  the  refidue  of  the  heathen  that  are  ro.ab.  j 
37i2.caufed  me  to  paffe  by  them  round  about 
40. 5. a  wall  on  the  out-fide  of  the  houfe  ro.  abo.  ' 
i4.unto  the  poll  of  the  court  round  about  the 
1 6. wind,  to  their  pofts  within  the  gate  ro.ab. 
and  windowes  were  roundabout  inward 
17.3  pavement  made  for  the  court  round  ab. 
ay.win.in  it  in  the  arches  thereof  round  abo. 
Ver.  29, 33. 
30.and  the  arches  round  about  it  were  five 
3 6.  and  the  windowes  to  it  round  about 
43  .were  hootes  faflned  round  about 
4 1 .  f .  four  csabits  rou.  ab.the  houfe  on  every  fide 
6.for  the  fide-chambers  round  about 
7.went  ftill  upward  round  about  the  houfe 
8  .faw  the  height  of  the  houfe  round  about 
io.rowzJ  about  the  houfe  on  every  fide 
1 1.  was  five  cubits  round  about 
1 1. wall  of  the  building  five  cub.  thick  ro.ab. 
i6.galler.  round  about,  on  their  three  ftories 
fealcd  with  wood  round  about 
i7.by  all  the  wall  round  about  within 
19-was  made  through  all  the  houfe  round  ab. 
41.1  f . and  meafured  it  round  about 
1 6. with  the  meafuring  reed  round  about 

Verfe    17. 
20.  it  had  a  wall  round  about 
43.12.  whole  limit  thereof  round  about  (hall  be 
1 3  .border  thereof,  by  the  edge  thereof  ro.ab. 
20.and  put  it  upon  the  border  round  about 
4f  .i.holy  in  all  the  borders  thereof  roundabout 
2.with  five  hund.in  breadtr^fquare  ro«.about 
46.23.  a  new  build.ro«»i  about  in  them,ro.abo. 
with  boiling  places  unde.  the  rows  ro.ab. 
48.3f.it  was *ound about  iKooc.meafures 
foci  3.1 1.  gather  your  felves  together  round  about 

1 2.to  judge  all  the  heathen  round  about 
Amos  3 . 1 1  .an  adver.there  (hall  be  even  round  abo. 
fonab  2.f  .the  depth  clofed  me  round  about 
Nabum  3-8.that  had  the  waters  roundabout 
Zecb.i.j.be  unto  her  a  wall  of  fire  round  about 
7. 7. and  the  cities  thereof  round  about  her 
1 2.2.unto  all  the  people  roundabout 

6.they  (hall  devoure  all  the  people  roundab. 
14. 14.  wealth  of  all  the  heathen  ro.  about  (hall 
Mat.  3 .  f  .went  out  to  all  the  region  rOKtfdab.Jord. 
14.3  f .  Cent  out  into  all  that  countrey  roundab. 
1 1.3  3. and  hedged  it  round  about 
Marine  1.28. throughout  all  the  region  ro.ab.  Gali- 
3.5.  when  he  had  looked  round  about  on  them 
f .  3  2.he  looked  round  about  to  fee  her  that 
6.6.he  went  round  about  the  villages  teaching 
3  6. may  goe  into  the  countrey  round  about 
f  f  .ran  thorow  that  whole  region  round.abo. 
9.8.  when  they  had  looked  round  about,thcy  faw 
10.23-Jefus  looketh  ro. about,and  faith  unto  his 
1 1.1 1.  when  he  had  looked  round  about  upon  all 
Lu^e  1.6 f  .fear  came  on  all  that  dwelt  ro.ab.them 
2.9.g1ory  of  the  Lord  (hone  round  about  them 
4. 1 4.  a  fame  of  him  thorow  al  the  region  ro.ab. 
37.into  everyplace  of  the  countrey  ro  about 
6.1Q.  looking  roundab.  upon  them  all,  he  faid 
7.i7.went  forth  thor.all  the  region  round  about 
8.37.r»«»rfabout,befought  him  to  depart  from 
9.i2.rrraygo  into  the  towns  &  countrey  ro.  ab. 
John  10.24.then  came  the  Jewes  roundabout  him 
ACls  f.  nS.amultit.  out  ofthe  cities  ro.  about  him 
o.  3  .(hined  rowiabout  him  a  light  from  heavtn 
14.6. unto  the  region  that  lieth  ro/tffefaboutj 
20. as  the  difciplcs  flood  round  about  him 
22.6.(hone  from  heaven  a  great  light  ro.ab.  me 
Rom.  1 5.i9.ro«.about  unto  Illyricum,!  have  fully 
Hcb.9. 4,overlaid  round  about  with  gold 
Rev.$.  3 .  was  a  rain-bow  round  about  the  throne 

ground 


ROW        ROY 


R  U  D        R  U  L 


R  U  L 


R  U  L 


i        4. round about  the  throne  were  24.  feats 
6.ra. about  the  throne  were  foure  beafts 
5.1 1. heard  the  voiceof  many  angels rouftdib. 
Camp  Iftotino  about,  See  Camp. 
IBoufe. 
Gen.  49. 9.  \yho  (hall  >««/?  him  up 

ISoto. 
Exod.zS.  17-the  firft  ;»M»  lhall  be  a Sardius 

Ver.17.Cha.j9.10. 
18.  the  fecond  row  fhall  be  an  Emeraud 

Chap,  j 9,  11. 
ip.and  the  third  row,  a  Lygure»  an 

Chap,  j  9.  ii. 
20.the  fourth  ro8>,a  Beril,  and  an  Onix 

Chap.3g.13. 
Lev.z^.6f\^.  on  a  ?w  upon  the  pure  table 
7.  pure  frankincenfe  upon  each  row 
1  J</s.6.36.hewed  ftone,and  a  raw  of  cedar  beams 

Verfe  12. 
7.3.on  five  &  forty  pillars,fifteen  in  a  row 
E^ra  6.4.  and  zrow  of  new  timber 

Jonah  1. 1  j  .men  rawed  hard  to  bring  it  to  the  land 
70te6.19.when  they  had ro.  about  2  5. or  jo.futl. 

IRoojerff. 

£^.27.26.  thy  raww  have  brought  thee  to  great 

Exod.zS.  i7.even  foure  >wm  of  ftones 

3  9. 10. they  fet  in  it  foure  rowes  of  ftones 
Lev.  14.6. thou  (halt  fet  them  in  two  rawes 
1 f(i»  6.36.  he  built  the  inner  court  with  three  ro. 
7.2. on  four  rowes  of  cedar  pillars 

4.there  were  windowes  in  three  rowes 
1  r. great  court  was  with  three  rowes  of 
1 8. he  made  the  pillars  and  two/o.  round  ab. 
20.pomegranates  were  aoo.in  ground  abo. 
24.rhe  knops  were  caft  in  two  rowes 
42. even  two  rowes  of  pomeg.for  onenet-w. 
2  Cfoo.4.3.  tworowes  of  oxen  were  caft  when  the 
(    ij.two/OJff^ofpomegran.  on  each  wreath 
Eira  6.4.  with  three  rowes  of  great  ftones 
Cant.  1 . 1  o.thy  cheeks  are  comely  with  rawes  of  je. 
£^.46.23  .under  the  rowes  round  about  a  new 

1R  owing. 
Ma;\e  6.48.  he  faw  them  toiling  in  rowing 

iRopall. 
Ge#.49.2o.A(her  fhall  yeeld  royall  dainties 
Jojh.  10. 2. as  one  of  the  royall  cities 
1  Sam.zy.  5  .thy  fervant  dwell  in  the  royall  city  wth 
2 Sam.iz.zG.  Joab  took  the  royallcity 

1  Kin.  1 0.1 3.  Solomon  gave  her  of  his  roy.  bounty 

2  2£z?z.ii.i.deftroyed  all  the  feed  royall 

25.25.  the  fon  of  Elifhamaof  the  feed  royall 

7w.4i.-1. 

1  Cbro.zg.  25.  Lord  beftowed  on  Solroj/^  ma  jetty 

2  Cka.i2.io.deftroyedall  the  feed  ro.of  the  houfe 
Efiber  1.7.  and  royall  wine  in  abundance 

9,Vafhti  made  a  feaft  for  the  worn. in  the  ro. 
1 1  .to  bring  Vafliti  with  the  crown  royall 
I9.1et  there  goe  a  royall  comman.  from  him 
let  the  king  give  her  ro.eftate  to  another 
2.i6\Efther  was  taken  to  his  houfe  royall 

17X0  that  he  fet  the  royall  crown  on  her  head 
5.  i.that  Either  put  on  her  !'oy<a#apparcll 

fate  on  his  royall  throne  in  his  rfl.houfe 
6. 8-let  the  royall  apparel!  be  brought 

and  the  crown  royall  which  is  fet  on  his 


lRtrtrt)er=barUj0. 
Acls  27.  40.  and  loofed  the  rudder-bands 
IRnrjup, 

1  Sam.i6.\z.  now  he  v/asruddy, and 
17.42.  he  was  but  a  youth,and  ruddy 

Cant.%.  io.my  beloved  is  white  and  ruddy 
Lam.^.v/exc  more  ruddy  in  body  then  rubies 
IRlltie. 

2  Cor. 11. 6. though  I  be  rude  in  fpeecb3yetnot  in 
lSaDtment0. 

CV.2.8.after  the  rudimentsoi  the  world 

20.  with  Chrift  from  the  rudi.  of  the  world 
Mm, 
Lu\e  1 1.42.  for  ye  tithe  mint  and  rue 

Mar\e  15.21  .and  Rufus  to  beare  his  crolTe 
Kom.i6. 1 3 .falute Rufus  chofen in  the  Lord 

ISo-hamah. 
Hof.z.  1  .fay  to  your  lifters,  Ru-hamab,  Plead 

l&nuie, 

2  Cfoo.28.23.but  they  were  the  ruine  of  him 
■PM89.40.thou  haft  bro.  his  ftrong  holds  to  ruine 
Pro.  24. 2  2.who  knoweth  the  ruine  of  them  both 

26.28.a  flattering  mouth  worketh  ruine 
//2t.3.6.and  let  this  ruine  be  under  thy  hand 
23.1 3. and  he  brought  it  to  mine  ' 
2  J. 2. of  a  defenced  city  a  ruine 
E^elt- 1 8  •  3  °- fo  iniquity  (hall  not  be  your  ruine 
27. 27. in  the  day  of  thy  ruine 
3 1, 1 3. upon  his  ruine  fhall  all  the  fowls  remain 
Lu\e  6.49.the  ruine  of  that  houfe  was  great 

1&nintff, 
E\e\.z  1.1 5. and  their  mines  be  multiplied 
Amos  9.1 1. and  I  will  raife  up  his  ruines 
Acls  1 5. 1 6.1  will  build  againe  the  ruines  thereof 

IButneD. 
lfa.3.8.  for  Jerufalem  isruined,  and 
£^•3 6. 3  5.and  r«z#ed  cities  are  become  fenced 
36.I  the  Lord  will  build  the  ruined  places 
IRnfnous, 
2  ]#».  19.25.  fenced  cities  into  ruinous  heapes 

Jfa.  37.  26. 
7/5. 1 7. 1  .it  fhall  be  a  ruinous  heap 
Kale,    IRrtic. 
1  J0»-2  2-3  i.that  had  rfl/e  over  his  charets 
Eftber  9.  i.that  the  Jewes  bad  rule  over  them 
P?o.i7.2.wife  fervant  fhall  have  >«/eoverafon 
19.10.much  leffe  for  a  fervant  to  have  rule  over 
2  5 .  28  .that  hath  no  rule  over  his  own  fpirit 
Ecclef.z.  1 9.  yet  fhall  he  have  rule  over  all  my  lab. 
//tf.44. 1 3  .the  carpenter  ftretcheth  out  his  rule 
6  3 . 1 9. thou  never  ba  reft  rule  over  them 

1  Cor.  1 5.24.  when  he  fhall  have  put  down  all  rule 

2  Cotvio.i  3_according  to  the  meafure  of  the  rule 
1 5.according  to  our  rule  abundantly 

Gal.6.\6.zs  walk  according  to  this  r#&,peace 
Phil,$.i6.  let  us  walk  by  the  fame  rule 
Heb.  1 3 ,7.rememb.them  which  have  rule  over  you 
1 7. obey  them  that  have  the  rule  over  you 
24. falute  them  that  have  the  rule  over  you 
Bear,ot  Bare  JRttle>See  15 ear  or  2l5are. 
IRttle. 
Gen.i.i6.ihe  greater  light  to  rule  the  day 

the  leffer  light  to  rule  the  night 
1 8.to  rule  over  the  day  and  over  the  night 
3,i6.thy  husband  fhall  rule  over  thee 
4»7.thou  (halt  rule  over  him 


8.15.  Mordecai  went  from  the  ki.in  ro.apparel    Lev. z%. 4 3. thou  (halt  rule  over  him  with  rigour 

46.ye  fnall  not  rule  one  over  another  with 
5  3. the  other  (hall  not  rule  with  rigour  over 
7#*/g.8.22.faid  to  Gideon,R»/e  thou  over  us 
23.I  will  not  rule  over  you 

neither  fhall  my  fon  rule  over  you 
P/2i.iio.2.r«/i?thouin  the  midft  of  thine  enemies 
I36.8.the  fun  to  rule  by  day :  for 
9. moon  and  ftars  to  rule  by  night,for 
P/0.8. 1 6.  by  me  princes  rule,  and 
i/fl.3.4.  and  babes  (hall  rule  over  them 
1 2-and  women  rale  over  them 
I4.2.they  fhall  rule  over  their  oppreflbrs 
19.4.3  fierce  King  fhall  rule  over  them 
28.14.that  rule  this  people  which  is  in  Jerufal. 
3  2.i. and  princes  fhall  rule  in  judgement 
40.1  o.and  his  arm  fhall  rule  before  him 
4r.2.andmade  bim  rule  over  Kings 
y  2. 5«they  that  rule  over  them  make  them  to 


Ifa,6z.$.aroya!ldiailem  in  the  hand  of  thy  God 
jer  43. 10.  he  (hall  fpread  hisroyall  pavilion  over 
T)an.6.-j.  to  eftabliih  a  royall  ftatute  &  firm  decree 
Acls  12.21  .Herod  aray ed  in  royall  apparell  fate 
Jam.z.K.if  ye  fulfill  the  royall  law 
1  Prt.z.9.az,o)l/z/Zpriefthood3an  holy  nation,a 

IBubbing. 
Lu\e  6. 1  .and  did  eat,  rubbing  them  in  their  hands 

IRubbfib. 
Neh.^.z.of  therubbifh  which  are  burnt 
10.  and  there  is  much  rubbijh 
IRubieS, 
Job  28.18.pnce  of  which  wifdome  is  above  rubies 

Prov.  8. 1 1. 
Pro.  3 . 1 5.fhe  is  more  precious  then  rubies 

20. 1 5. and  a  multitude  of  rubiesibut  lips  of  kn. 
3  i.io.for  her  price  is  far  above  rubies 
I<»/».4.7.were  more  ruddy  in  body  then  rubies 


£5\.f^-I9-i4-to  be  a  fcepter  to  rule 

20.3 3. with  fury  yowred  out  will  I  rule  over 

29.1 5. they  (hall  no  more  rule  over  thee 
D04.26.that  the  heavens  doe  rule 

1 1. 3. mighty  Kings  fhall  ftand  up  that  fhal  rule 
3  9. he  fhall  caufe  them  to  rule  over  many 
Joel  2. 17.  that  the  heathen  (hould  rule  over  them 
Zech.6. 1 3  .and  (halt  lit  and  rule  on  his  throne 
M  at. z.6.thzt  fhall  rule  my  people  Ifrael 
Marine  10.42.  are  counted  to  rule  over  the  Gent. 
C0/.3 .  1 5.1et  the  peace  of  God  rule  in  your  hearts 
1  Tim.;. $.if  a  man  know  not  how  to  rule  his  own 

5.i7.1et  the  elders  that  rule  well,  be 
Rev.z.17  .hzftiiWrule  them  with  a  rod  of  iron 

Chap.  19.  if. 

1 2.5.WI10  was  torule  all  nations  with  a 

Gea.24.2.eldeft  fervant  that  ruled  over  all  that  he 

41.40.thy  word  (hall  all  my  people  be  ruled 
Jojh,  1 2 .  i.and  ruled  from  Aroer 
Ruth  1. 1. when  the  Judges  ruled,thit  there  was 
ii</»-5.i6.three  thouf.and  three  hun.that  ra.over 
1  Cbro.z6. 6. that  r#. throughout  the  houfe  of  their 
E \ra  4.20. which  have  ruled  over  all  countries 
PJal.  106.4 1. they  that  hated  them  ruled  over  them 
lfa.1^.6.  hethat/aWnationsinanger,is 
£aw.5.8.fervants  have  ruled  over  us 
£^.34. 4.  with  cruelty  have  ye  ruled  over  them 
Dan.  j.zi.  till  he  knew  that  G.ruled  in  thekingef. 
1 1  #4-nor  according  to  his  domin. which  he  rid. 
ISuler. 
G*7z.4i.43.madehim  ruler  over  al  the  land  of  Eg. 
43 .  i6.he  faid  to  the  ruler  of  his  houfe,Bring 
45.8.and  a  ^.throughout  all  the  landof  Egypt 
£aw/.2  2.28.norcurfe  the  ruler  of  my  people 
Lev.^.zz.yihen  a  ruler  hath  (Inned,and  done 
Num.  1 3>2.every  one  a  ruler  among  them 
JW5.9.30.  when  Zebul  the  ruler  of  the  city  heard 
i  Sam.z  5.30.  have  appointed  thetrulcr  over  Ifrael 
2  Sam.6.1 1. to  appoint  me  a  ruler  over  the  people  I 
7.8.  from  following  the  fheep,to  be  ruler 

1  Cbron.  17.7. 
20.2  6.1ra  —was  a  chief  ruler  about  David 

1  Kjn.i. 35,1  have appointedhim  tober«.overIf. 
1 1. 28. he  made  him  rafo"  over  all  the  charge 

2  JC^.25«22.he  made  Gedaliah  ruler 

1  Chro.g.  1 1  .the  ruler  ot  the  houfe  of  God 
1  i.2.thou  (halt  be  r«/e;'  over  my  people  Ifrael 
26.24.Sbebuel  was  ruler  of  the  treafures 
27.4.ofhis  courfe  was  Mikloth  alfo  the  ruler 

16.  ruler  of  the  Reubenites  was  Eliezer 
28.4_he  hath  chofen  Judahtobethe  ruler 

2  Cfno.6.S-  neither  chofe  I  any  man  to  be>'«/.  over 
7.i8.fhall  not  faile  thee  a  man  to  be  ru,  inlfr. 
1 1.22;  made  Abi  jah  to  be  ruler  among  his  bre. 
19.1  i.and  Zebadiah  the  ruler  of  the.houfe  of 
26. 1  i.Maafiah  the  ruler  under  the  hand  of 
31.1 2. over  which  Cononiah  was  ruler 

1 3 .  and  Azariah  the  ruler  of  the  houfe  of  G. 
ATd^.j.repaired  Raphaiah — the  r.of  the  halfpart 

1  z.Shallum  the  ruler  of  the  halfe  part  ofjer. 

1 4.  repaired  Malchiah— ruler  of  part  of  Bet. 
1 5  .repaired  Shallum — the  r.of  part  of  Miz. 
i6.repaired  Neh.  —  ruler  of  the  half  part  of 
1 7. repaired  Hafh.the  ruler  of  the  halfpart  of 
i8.Bavai—  ruler  of  the  ha\t  part  ofKeilah 
i9.repaired  Ezer — the  ruler  of  Mizpah 

7.2.and  Hananiah  the  ruler  of  thepalace 
1  i.u.Seraiah  v/zsruler  of  the  houfe  of  God 
P/«/.68:27.there  is  little  Benjamin  with  their  ru. 
105.20.even  the  ruler  of  the  people3and 
2i.and  ra&rofall  hisfubftance 
Prt>.6.7.which  having  no  guidejoverfeerjor  ruler 
23. 1. when  thou  fitteft  to  eat  with  a  rulertcoi\C\. 
28.1 5.fois  a  wicked  ruler  over  the  poor  people 
29. 1 2.if  a  ruler  hearken  to  lies,  all  his 
26.many  feek  the  rulers  favour,buc 
Ecclef.  10.4.  if  the  fpirit  of  the  ru.  rife  againft  thee 

5.which  proceedeth  from  the  ruler 
I  fa.  3 .6.thou  haft  clothing.be  thou  our  ruler 
7.make  me  not  a  ruler  of  the  people 
1 6. 1  .fend  the  lamb  to  the  rukr  of  the  land 
Jer.  5 1 .46.in  the  hnd,ruler  againft  ruler 
Dan.z.io.thetefore,  there  is  no  king  nor  ruler 
3  8. hath  made  thee  rukr  over  them  all 
48.and  made  him  ruler  over  all  the 

5. 7. and 


< 


RUL        RUL 


RUL        R  U  N 


RUK       R  U 


<7  and  (hall  be  the  third  ruler  in  the  kingdome 
}{'  Verfe   16. 

29.thic  he  fliould  be  the  third  ruler  in  the 
Micah  5-i.that  is  to  beruler  in  Ifrael 
Hab.  1 . 1 4-as  creeping  things  that  have  no  ruler 
Mat. 9.  1 8 .  there  came  a  certain  rule r 

2  j.when  Jefuscame  into  therulcrs  houfe,  & 
24.45.whom  his  Lord  hath  made  ruler  over 

47.that  he  ihall  make  him  ruler  over  all  his 
25.21.  I  wil  make  thee  ruler  over  many  things 
Verfe  23. 
Mark  ?.  I  f  .there  came  from  the  ruler  of  the 

Luk  8. 49. 
g6Jefus  faith  to  the  ;•«/.  of  the  fynagogue 

3  8.  he  cometh  to  the  houfe  of  the  ruler  of  the 
Luk  8. 4 1. and  he  was  a  ruler  of  the  fynagogue 

1 2.42. whom  his  Lord  (hall  tmke  ruler  over 

44.that  he  will  make  him  ruler  over  all 
13.14.  ruler  of  the  fynagogue  anfwered  with 
John  2.9.when  the  ruler  of  the  feaft  had  tafted 
3 . 1  .named  Nicodemus,a  ruler  of  the  Je wes 
AlT.s7.z7.  who  made  thee  a  ruler,  and  a 

Verfe  35. 
3  5  .the  fame  did  God  fend  to  be  a  ruler 
i8.8.Crifpus  thechief  ruler  of  the  fynagogue 
i7.took  Softheneschiefe  ruler  of  the  fynag. 

2  3. 5. not  fpeak  evill  of  the  ruler  of  thy  people 

IRttlerg. 
Ge».4^.6.make  them  rulers  over  my  cattell 
I  EXDd.i6.zz.zni.  all  the  rul.oi  the  congrega.  came 
1      1 8.2 1  .rulers  of  thoufands,  rulers  of  hundreds 

Verfe  25. 

rulers  of  fifties,  and  rulers  of  tens 

Verfe  25. 

34.3  i.Mofcs  called  all  the  rulers  of  the  congr. 

3  ?.27.the  ruki  -s  brought  onyx-ftones,and 
Deut.  i.q.I  willmake  them  rulers  over  you 
Ju&l .  1  $ .  i  1  .knowft  thou  not  that  the  Phi.  are  rii. 
2  S'a»2.8.i8.and  Davids  fons  were  chief  rulers 
1  f$s.9.22.and  rulers  of  his  charets  were  child.of 

■  2  Kjn.io.u'Jcha  wrote  to  the  rulers  of  Jezreel 
n.4-and  fet  the  rulers  over  hundreds,  and 
19. he  took  the  rulers  over  hundreds,  and 

1  Cbro.%.  2.and  of  him  came  the  chief  rulers 

2i.2.and  to  the  ml.  of  the  people,  Goe  number 
26.3  2.  whom  King  David  made  rulers  over 
27.3  i.all  thefe  were  the  rulers  of  the  fubflance 
29.tf.with  the  rulers  over  the  Kings  work 

2  Cfco.29.20.Hezekiah gathered  therul.  of  the 

3  5.8  .and  Jehiel,w/.  of  the  houfe  of  God,  gave 
Etra  9.2.hand  of  the  princes  and  rulers  hath  been 
1  o.  i4.1et  now  our  rulers  of  all  the  congr.ftand 
Neb.z.16.  the  rulers  knew  notwhitherl  went 

nor  to  the  r#/-nor  to  the  reft  that  did 
4.i4.andfaidto  the  »'«/OT,and  to  the  nobles 
Verfe  19. 
i6\and  the  rulers  were  behind  all 
j. 7. 1  rebuked  the  ml.  and  faid,  Ye  exaii  ufury 
i7.and  rulers  befidesthofe  that  came  to  us 
7.5.  to  gather  the  rulers  that  they  might  be  rec. 
1 1. 1. the  rulers  of  the  people  dwelt  at  Jerufal. 
12.40.and  I,  and  the  half  of  the  rulers  with  me 
1 3 . 1 1. then  contended  I  with  the  rulers 
Ejlber  3.n.and  to  the  r«/.of  every  people  was  it 

Chap.  8.9. 
9-3.aH  the  rul.oi  the  provinces  helped  the  Jews 
Pfal.z.z.  rulers  take coonfell  together  aga. the  L. 
J/d.i.io.hearthe  word  of  the  Lord,  ye  ?7<!.ofSod. 
14. 5.  the  fcepter  of  the  rul.  the  Lord  hath  brok. 
2  i.3.all  thy  rulers  are  fled  together 
29.  ichath  clofed  your  eyes;the  proph.and  rul. 
49.7  .to  a  fervant  of  rulers  j  King  (hall  fee 
Jer.i  i.i6.  to  be  rulers  over  the  feed  of  Abraham 
5 1 . 2  3 .1  break  in  pi  eces  captaines  and  rulers 
28.and  all  the  rulers  thereof  prepare  aga.  her 
-  57.I  will  make  drunk  her  rul.iad  her  capta- 
E  tpk  2  3 .6.  with  blue,captaines  and  rulal\  defirea. 
1 2.(he  doted  on  her  captains  and  rulers 
23. captains  and  rulers,  great  lords,  and 
Dan. 3.1. and  all  the  rulers  of  the  provinces,  to  the 

3. and  all  the  rulers  were  gathered  together 

Hof.4.18. het  rulers  with  (hame  doe  love 

Mat\  ?.22.there  cometh  one  of  the  rul.oi  the  fyn. 

1 3 .9.  yc  (hall  be  brought  before  rul.and  kings 

Luke  2  r .  1 2.  being  brought  before  rul.  for  my  fake 

23.13  .called  together  the  rulers  and  the  people 


35.  and  the  rulers  alfo  derided  him 
24.20.and  ovr  rulers  delivered  him  to  be  cruci. 
John  7.26.doe  the  rulers  know  indeed,that  this  is 
48. have  any  of  the  /w/OTbelceved  on  him 
1 2.42.  among  the  chief  rulers  many  beleeved 
ABs  3.  i7.ye  did  it  as  did  alfo  your  rulers 

4.5  .that  their  rul.a.na\  elders,  and  fcribes,  were 
8  .Peter  faid,Ye  rulers  of  the  peop!e,and 
2  tf.and  the  rulers  were  gathered  together 
13. 1  5  .the  rulers  of  the  fynagogue  fent  to  them 
27.and  their  rul.  becaufe  they  knew  him  not 
I4.y.and  alfo  of  the  Jewes,with  their  rul.touk 
16.19.and  drew  them  unto  the  rulers 
i7-#.and  certaine  brethren  to  the  rulers 
8.  and  the  rulers  of  the  city  when  they  heard 
Rom.  1 3 . 3  .for  rul.ate  not  a  terrour  to  good  w  orkes 
£pte/!6.i2.againft  the  rul.oi  the  darknefle  of  this 

IS  tllcft. 
2  Chro.zo.6.andruleftnot  thou  over  all  the  kingd. 
Pfal.8  9.9. thou  rulefithe  raging  of  the  fea 

IBuleth. 
2  Sam.zi.%.  he  that  ruleth  overmen  muft  be  juft 
Pfal.  59.13.lec  them  know  that  God  ruleth  in  Jac. 
66.7. he  ruleth  by  his  power  for  ever 
103.19.and  his  kingdome  ruleth  over  all 
Pro.16.11.  and  he  that  ruleth  his  fpirit,then  he 

2  2.7. the  rich  ruleth  over  the  poore,and 
Ecclef.S.^.viherein  one  man  ruleth  over  another 

9. 1 7. then  the  cry  of  him  that  /v^.among  fooles 
D<».4.i7.that  the  raoft  high  ruleth  in  the  kingd.of 
Ver.  25,  32. 
Ho/.  1 1 . 1 2.but  yet  Judah  ruleth  with  God 
Rom.  1 2. 8. he  that  ruleth  with  diligence,  he  that 

1  Tiw.3.4.  one  that  ruleth  well  in  his  owne  houfe 
iSuifuq. 

2  Sam.zi.  3. ruling  in  the  feare  of  God 
Jb.22.30. and  ruling  any  more  in  Judah 

1  Tim,$.  1  willing  their  children  and  their  houfes 
IRtimab. 

2  Kjn.11.16.the  daughter  of  Pelaiah  oiRumah 
IBnmbUttjj. 

JW'W-l' at  tne  rumbling  of  his  wheels  the  fathers 

IRtttnottr. 
2  Kjn.  19.7.  and  he  (hall  heare  a  rumour 

Ifaiah  37. 7. 
fer. 49.1 4.I  have  heard  a  rumour  from  the  Lord 
5  i.46.and  ye  feare  for  the  rumour 

a  rumour  (hall  come  both  one  yeer 
in  another  yeer  (hall  come  a  rumour ;  and 
E^.7.26.  and  rumour  (hall  be  upon  rumour 
Obad.  1 .  we  have  heard  a  rumour  from  the  Lord 
Luk  7.17-and  this  rumour  of  him  went  forth 

Utnmourg. 
Mat.m-6.yt  (hall  hear  ofrumoursoivi&rs 
Mark  1 3.7.  when  yehearofr«#Zff.  ofwars,benot 

IRttmp. 
Exod.  29. 2  2,  take  the  fat  and  the  rump 

Levit.1.9. 
Lev.j-i  .all  the  fat  thereof,  and  the  rump 
8 . 2  5  .he  took  the  fat  and  the  rump 
9 .  i  y.and  of  the  ram,  the  rump 
IRttti. 
Ge».49.22.whofe  branches  run  over  the  wall 
Lex>.i5.$.whetherhisfle(h  run  with  his  iffue 

25.  or  ifitr«»  beyond  the  time 
Judg.  18.2  5. left  angry  fellowes  run  upon  thee 

1  Saw. 8. 1 1. and  fome  (hall  iW2  before  his  charets 
17.17.  and  run  to  the  camp  to  thy  brethren 
20.6. that  he  might  run  to  Bethlehem  his  city 

3  £•>•««, find  out  now  the  arrows  wch  I  (hoot 

2  Sam>i  J.i.and  fifty  men  to  run  before  him 
iKjng.i.^, 

1 8 . 1 9  .let  me  now  r#s,and  bear  the  Kings 
2  2.1et  mejl  pray  thee, run  after  Culhi 

wherefore  wilt  thou  run,my  fon 
23-let  me  run :  he  faid  to  him i  Run 
22.30.by  thee  I  have  run  through  a  troup 

Pfal.  18.29. 
2  Kjn.4.  2  2.  that  I  may  raw  to  the  man  of  God 
z6.run  now.,1  pray  thee,  to  meet  her 
5.20.3s  the  Lord  liveth,  I  will  run  after  him 
2  c%o.  16. 9-the  eyes  of  the  Lord  run  to  and  fro 
Pfal.icj.^.  rejoyceth  as  aftrongman  torun  a  race 
58. 7.as  waters  which  run  continually 
59.4.  they  run  and  prepare  themfelyes  without 
78.i6.caufed  waters  to  r««down  like  rivers 
Hhhh   2 


104.10.  which  to*  among  thehils 
119. 3  2. 1  will  run  the  way  of  thy  commande. 
1 36.rivers  of  waters  run  down  mine  eyes 
Prov.i.  1 6.  for  their  feet  run  to  evill,  and  make 

Jf/&.  j"£?.  7-. 
Ecclcf.  1.  j. all  the  rivers  run  into  the  fea 
Cant.  i.4.draw  me3vre  will  ran  after  thee,  the 
Ifa.i  3.4.2s  of  locufts  (hall  he  run  upon  them 
40.3  i.they  (hall  ra?,and  not  be  weary 
SJ.j.thatknew  not  thee,(hall  run  unto,  thee 
Jer.l.i.run  ye  to  and  fro  thorow  the  ftreecs  of 
9. 1 8. that  our  eyes  may  run  down  with  teares 
1 2.  5  .if  thou  halt  run  with  the  foot-men,and 
13. 17. and  rundown  with  teares 
i4.17.let  rriirte  eyes  run  down  with  tears  night 
49,3.Iament,and  run  to  an d  fro  by  the  hedges 
19. 1  will  fuddenly  make  him  run  from  her 
Chap.  50.44. 
51.3  i.bne  poft  (hall  run  to  meet  another 
Lam.z.iS.kt  teares  run  down  like  a  rivet 
E^k  M- 1  ^.neither  (hall  thy  teares  run  do  wne 
3  2.  i4.and  caufe  their  rivers  to  run  like  oyle 
Dan.  1 2.4.many  (hall  rwz  to  and  fro,and 
Joel  2-4.and  as  horfe-men,fo  (hall  they  >•«« 
7. they  (hall  run  like  mighty  men,and 
9.  they  (hall  r»»  to  and  fro  in  the  city 

they  (hail  run  upon  the  wall 
Amos  5.24.  let  judgements  r#s down  as  waters 
6.1 2.(hall  a  horfe  mz  upon  the  rock 
8. 1 2.they  dial!  run  to  and  fro  to  feek  the 
Nahum  2-4.they  (hall  run  like  the  lightnings 
H<ifr.2.2.that  he  may  run  that  readeth 
Hag.  1 .9.  ye  run  every  man  to  his  own  houfe 
Zfcfc.2.4.and  he  faid  unto  him,  Rim,  fpeak  to  the 

4-io.theeyes  of  the  Lord  which  run  to  and  fro 
Ata.28.8.did  run  to  bring  his  difciples  word 
1  Co>\9.24.that  they  which  run  in  a  race,f«»  all 

fo  m;,that  ye  mayobtaine 
26.I  therefore/oraz,  not  as  uncertain?         | 
Gal.  z.i.I  fhould  wj,orhad?7is8  in  vaine 

5.7.ye  did  run  well,who  did  hinder 
Phil.z.16,  that  I  have  not  run  in  vaine 
Heb.i  2.1.  and  let  us  run  with  patience 
1  P«.4.4.  that  ye  run  not  with  them  to  the  fame 

IBtmneft. 
Pro-q.i 2.and  when  thou  runneft,thou  (halt  not; 

iKanneth. 
Ext  a  8.1  j. that  runneth  to  Ahava.and  there 
Job  1 5. 26. he  runneth  upon  him,even  on  his  neck 

16. 14. he  runneth  upon  me  like  a  gianc 
Pfd.  z  3 . 5 .  my  cup  runneth  over 

i47.i5.hisword>v/WKtf/;very  fwiftly 
Pi"fl.i8.io.the righteous ruh.'mio  it,and  isfafe 
Law.  1. r 6. mine  eye,  mine  eye  runneth  down  with 

Chap.  3. 48. 
Mat. 9. 1 7«and  the  wine  runneth  out 
/ote  2o.2.then  (lie  runneth  and  cometh  to  Simon 
Rom.9.  io\nor  of  him  that  runneth ,but  of  God 

Fwe-iRunner. 
Heb.6. zo.  whither  the  fore-runner  is  for  us  entred 

IKunntng. 
Lev.  1 4. 5.  one  of  the  brids  be  killed— over  running 

Chap.6.50. 
5 1  .dip  them  in  the  running  water 
j2.cleanfe  the  houfe  with  running  water 
1 5-2.when  any  man  hath  a  running  ifliie 
1 3. and  bath  his  flefh  in  running  water. 
2  2 .4.  or  hath  a  running  iflue,  he 
Num.19.17. and  running  water  (hall  be  put  thereto 
2  StfW.iS^.andbeholdja  man  runningalone 
26. watch-man  faw  another  man  running 

behold,another  man  running  alone 

27.me  thinketh  the  running  of  the  foremoft 

is  like  the  running  of  Ahimaaa 

2  Kjn.j.z  1. when  Naaman  faw  him  w/.after  him 

2  C^W.23.i2.whenAthaliah  heard  the  people  rfflii 

Pro.  5. 1  j.&  running  waters  out  of  thine  own  well 

6.1 8. feet  that  be  fwift  in  running  to  mifchiefc 
l/tfi  3  3 .4.3s  the  running  to  and  fro  of  locufts 
E\cli.]  i.4.with  her  rivers  running  about  his  plants 
Marine  9. 1 5-and  running  to  him/aluted  him 

2  5.  when  Jefus  faw  the  people  came  running 
1  o.  17  .there  came  one  running,  and 
Luk  1S.38.and  running  over,  (hall  men  give  to 
Afts  27.  i6.and  running  under  a  certain  ifland 

Rev.9-9.oi 


RUS        SAB 

Kev.^.ot  many  horfes  running  to  battell 

IRttfl), 
Job  8.1  i.can  the  rujh  grow  up  without  mire 
//a.9.i4.branch  and  rufh  in  one  day 

19. 1  y.  the  head  or  tail,  branch  or  r«/&  may  doe 
tfnfh. 
J72r.  1 7. 1 3. the  nations  fhilrufb  like  theruthing  of 

IRttfbeO, 
Judg.^.^.t\at  was  with  him  r«/M  forward 

20.37.hers  in  wait  hafted,  and  yujhed on  Gibe. 
/4&  19.29.Pauh!  companions  in  travell,  they  ru. 

//a.3  y.7.(hall  be gtafle.with  reeds  and  rujhes 

iftnfhetlj. 
Jer.8.6.zs  the  horfe  rufhelh  into  the  battell 

ISuOjfng. 
Ifa.  17.1  i.to  the  rufh. of  nations  that  make  a  rujh. 
like  the  ra/feg  of  many  waters 
Verfe   1 3 . 
/^-.47.3-at  the  rufh'mg  of  his  charets 
E"\e\.  3  • « i.I  heard  a  voice  of  a  great  JwJ&jflg 

1 3  •  and  a  noife  of  a  great  rufh'mg 
AcJs  z.z.as  of  zrufh'mg  mighty  wind 

IRaft. 
A/<#.6. 1  ^.where  moth  and  rufl  doth  corrupt 

ao.where  neither  moth  nor  ruft  doth  corrupt 
Jam.<.  3.  thereof  them  (halbe  a  witneffe  againft 

Ruth  i.4.the  name  of  the  other  was&tfb 
i4.but  R«ib  clave  unto  her 
1 6.Ruth  faid,  Intreat  me  not 
22.  fo  Naomi  returned  j and  7? uth  the  Moab. 

z-z.Ruth  the  Moabitefle  faid  to  Naomi 
8. then  faid  Boaz  to  R«ib,Heareft  thou  not 
2 1  .and  Ruth  faid,He  faid  to  me  alfo,Thou 
22.Naomi  faid  to  Ruth  her  daughter-in-law 

3 .9. 1  am  Ruth  thine  hand-maid 

4. 5. thou  mull  buy  it  alfo  of  Ruth 
1  o. moreover, Ruth  have  I  purchafed 
i3.foBoaz  took  Ruth,znd  (he  was  his  wife 
Mat.  1 . 5.  Boat  begat  Obed  of  Ruth 

Exod.o.  3  2.wheat  and  rye  were  not  fmitten 
//a.28.2  j.the  appoin.barley,andrye  in  their  place 


fijabbatih,  or  i§>abaotl). 
Exod.i6.zt. to  morrow  is  the  reft  of  the  holy  fab. 
25;  .eat  that  today ;  for  to  day  isa  fabbath 
29>the  Lord  hath  given  you  the  fabbath 
3 1.  i4.ye  (hall  keep  the  fabbath  therefore 
ij.but  in  the  feventh  day  is  the  fabba.of  reft 
work  in  the/^.day,(nall  be  put  to  death 
ii?.  (hall  keep  the  [abb.  to  obferve  the  fabbath 
3  j.2.a/it&tofeofreft  totheLord 
LW.1cJ.31.  it  (hall  be  3  fabbath  of  reft  unto  you 
23. 3. but  the  feventh  day  is  the  fabbath  of  reft 
fabbath  of  the  Lo.in  all  your  dwellings 
1  i.morrow  after  the  fib.the  prieft  (hal  wave 
1  y  .count  unto  you  from  the  mor.after  the  fa. 
1 6.  after  the  feventh  pbbath  fliall  ye  number 
24.firft  day  of  the  monctb  (hall  ye  have  a/a. 
32.it  (hall  be  unto  you  a  fabbath  of  reft 

from  even  to  even  (hall  ye  celeb. your  fab. 
3?.on  the  firft  day  (hall  be  a  fabbath 

on  the  eighth  day  (hall  be  a  fabbath 
24.8.evety  fabbath  he  (hall  fet  it  in  order 
2?.2.then  (hall  the  land  keep  a  fabbath 
4. a  fabbath  of  reft  unto  the  land 

a  fabbath  for  the  Lord 
6. fabbath  of  the  land  (hall  be  meat  for  you 
Num.zS.  10.  this  is  the  burnt-offering  of  evety  fab. 
Deut.^.i^Seventh  day  is  the  fabb.ith  of  the  Lord 
2  ^81.4.  rj.it  is  neither  new  moon  not  fabbath 
1  i.f.a  third  part  of  you  that  enter  in  on  the  fa. 
7 .  two  parts  of  you  that  goe  forth  on  the  fab. 
9.  men  that  were  to  come  in  on  the  fabbath 
2  Chren.  23.  8. 
with  them  that  (hould  go  out  on  the  fa. 
zChron.z^.S. 
16.1 8. court  of  the  fab.  turned  he  for  the  King  of 
i  Cfe\a.32.over  the  1hew-bread3topre.it  every  fa. 
2  Cfcro.23>4.a  third  part  entring in  on  thefah.Gall 


SAB        SAB 

36.21.  untill  the  land  had  enjoyed  her  fabbath 
as  long  as  (he  lay  defolate,(he  kept  the  fa. 
Wefc.o.i4.madeft  known  unto  them  thy  holy  fab. 
10.3 1. we  would  not  buy  it  on  the  fabbath 
1 3 . r  y.  fome  treading  wine-preffes  on  the  fabb. 
i6.all  manner  of  ware,and  fold  on  the  fab. 
i8.more  wrath  upon  Ifrael,by  profa.  the  fab. 
19.  to  be  darke  before  the  fab.  I  commanded 
they  (hould  not  be  open,  till  after  the  fa. 
2 1  .time  forth  came  they  no  more  on  the  fa. 
Ifa.<;6.z.tha.t  keepeth  the  fabb.  from  polluting  it 
6.every  one  that  keepeth  thefab.fiom  pollut. 
j  8.1 3.thy  foot  from  the/2r.from  doing  thy  pie. 
and  call  the  fabbath  a  delight 
66.23.and  from  one  fabbath  to  another,fnall  all 
£^.46. 1. but  on  the  fabbath  it  (hall  be  opened 
Amos$.$.  the  fabbath  that  we  may  fet  forth  wheat 
Mat.i  2.?.on  the  fab.da.the  priefts  profane  the  ft. 
28.i.in  the  end  of  the  fab.  — came  Mary  Mag. 
Mar\e  2.27.  fabbath  was  made  for  man 

and  not  man  for  the  fabbath 

28.  therefore,  the  Son  of  man  is  L.of  the  fab. 

1  5.42  that  is  the  day  before  the  fabbath 

1 6. 1. and  when  the  fabbath  was  paft,Mary  Mag. 

Lu\e  6.  i.on  the  (econd  fab. after  the  firft,he  went 

5.  Son  of  man  is  Lord  of  the  fabbath 

6.on  another  fab.  he  entred  the  fyn.&  taught 

13.10.  teaching  in  one  of  the  fynag.  on  the  fab. 

1  j  .on  the  fabbath  loofe  his  oxe  or  his  affe 
23.54.  was  the  preparation,andthe/d6.drew  on 
John  ?.i8.  not  onely  becaufe  he  had  brok.the  fab. 
Acls  i3.42.thefe  words  might  be  prea.tbe  ncxt/«. 
16. 1 3  .on  the  fabbath  we  went  out  of  the  city 
i8.4.he  reafoned  in  the  fynagogue  every  fabbath 
Rom.  9. 29.  except  the  Lord  of  the  fab.  had  left  us 
fam.^.^.entred  into  the  earcs  of  the  Lo.of  the  fa. 
&abbnt\)day,  See  SDap. 
gjabbatb.  dayes,  See  jDapeSf, 
£>abbatb0. 
Exod.i  1.13 .verily,  my  fabbaths  ye  (hall  keep 
Lev.  iy.3.fear  every  man  his  father,  &  keep  my  fa. 
3o.keep  my  fabbaths,and  reverence  my  fanft. 
Chip.  26.  2. 
23.  x$. (even  fabbaths  (hall  be  compleat 

3  S.befides  tbe/a6fotffo  of  the  Lord,&  befidc 
2  j  .8  .and  thou  (halt  number  feven  fabbaths 

fpace  of  the  feven  fab.ofyeers  (hall  be 
26.34.then  (hall  the  land  enjoy  her  fabbaths 

then  (hall  the  land  reft,&  enjoy  her  fa. 

3  y.becaufe  it  did  not  reft  in  your  fabbaths 

4  3  .left  of  them,and  enjoy  her  fabbaths 

1  Chro.zi.2  i.to  offer  all  burnt  facriikes  in  the  fab. 

2  Cbr0.L4.on  the  fabbaths,  and  on  the  new  moons 

8.i3.according  to  the  com.of  Mofeson  thefa. 

3 1. 3. and  the  burnt-offerings  for  the  fabbaths 

36.21.  untill  the  land  had  enjoyed  her  fabbaths 

Neh.  1 0.3  3  .for  the  continuall  burnt-off.for  thefa. 

Ifa.  1 . 1 3. new  moones  zndfab.l  cannot  away  with 

56  4.unto  the  eunuchs  which  keep  my  fabbaths 

L<mr.7.adverfariesdid  mock  at  her  fabbaths 

2.6.caufed  the  fabbaths  to  be  forgotten  in  Zion 
£•^.20.1 2.I  alfo  gave  them  my  fabbaths  to  be 
13. and  my  fabbaths  they  greatly  polluted 
i6.not  in  my  fabbalhs3b\it  polluted  my  fabb. 
zo.fabb.znd  they  (hall  be  a  figne  between  me 
2i.notwithftanding,they  walk.not  in  my  fa. 
24.defpifed  my  ftatutes,and  polluted  my  fab. 
22-8.  thou  haft  profaned  my  fabbaths 

26.  and  have  hid  their  eyes  from  my  fabbaths 
23.38  .they  have  profaned  my  fabbaths 
44.24.and  they  (hall  hallow  my  fabbaths 
4  y.  1 7.in  the  fabbaths,  and  in  all  folemnities 
4^-3.at  the  door  of  this  gate  — in  the  fabbaths 
Hof. 2. 1  i.to  ceafe  herfab.znd  all  her  folemn  feafts 

^babui. 
1  Chr.z7.z7.  oyer  the  mcteafe— was  Sabdi  the  Zi. 

&abeatt0. 
Job  1 . 1  y.and  the  Sabeans  fell  upon  them  &  tooke 
lfa.4f.14,  merchan.  of  Ethiopia,  and  ofthe  Sabe. 
Et$\.  2  3.42.were  brought  Sab.frora  the  wildernes 
Joel  3.8.  and  they  (hall  fell  them  to  the  Sabeans 

&abtat>. 
Ge«.io.7.fonsof  Cu(h,-S*Z».Raamah  1  Chr.1.9. 

<£>abtecba. 
Geff.1c7.fons  of  Cu(h,  — Raamah,and  Sabtecha 
1  Chron.  1 . 9. 


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Daear, 


1  Cho.M.i  j.Ahikam  the  fon  of  Sacar  the  Haraite 
z6.$.Sacar  the  fcurth.Nathancel  the  fifth 

Gen.qz.z  j.reftore  every  mans  money  into  his  fac^ 
27.  one  of  them  opened  his  (ac\ 

behold,it  was  in  his  fac\s mouth 
28. and  loe,it  was  even  in  my  (acl^ 
3  5. every  mans  money  was  in  hisfac^ 

Chap.  43.  21. 
44.  i.every  mans  money  inlhis faeces  mouth 
2.  my  filver  cup  in  the  faeces  mouth  ofthe  yo. 
1 1.  took  down  every  man  his  [ac\  to  the 

opened  every  man  h\sfac\ 
1 2.cup  was  found  in  Benjamins/k£ 
Lev.  11.3  2.or  sk:n,or/«(',k  muft  be  put  in  water 

/gwfcbut, 
D^.3.  J.time  ye  hear  the  found  ofthe  harp  &  fac. 

Verfe  if. 
7.  all  the  people  heard  the  found  of  the— fa. 
io.that  (hall  hear  the  found  of  the  harp— [a 
Sackcloth.  r       ' 

Gf».37 .34-put facecloth  upon  his  loines 
'  2  5^.3.3  i.rent  your  cloihes, gird  you  whhfa.& 
21.10.  took  facecloth,  and  fpread  it  for  her 
i  Kjn.zo.ii. facecloth  on  our  loines,  and  ropes  on 
3  z.fo  they  %itded  facecloth  on  their  loines 
21.27.Ahab  put  fac\doth  upon  hisfleih 

and  fafted5  and  lay  in.  facecloth 
2  Jt'»-<S.30.people  looked,and  he  had  facecloth 
19. 1.  Hezekiah  —  covered  himfelfe  w* faciei. 
Ifa.  37.  1. 
2.and  the  elders  ofthe  priefts  cover,  with  fac. 
Ifa.  17.  z. 
1  Cbr.zi.16.  clothed  with/a.fell  upon  their  faces 
Eftber  4. 1 .  Mordecai  —  put  on  faciei,  with  aftics 
2.  enter  into  the  kings  gate  clothed  with  fac. 
3  .and  many  lay  in  facecloth  and  aflies 
4.fent  --  to  take  away  the  facecloth  from  him 
Job  16.1  j.I  fowed  facecloth  upon  my  skin 
P/a/.30.n.thou  haft  put  off  my  facl(c/oth 

3 f.i  3.when  they  were  fick,my  cloth.was/^. 
69. 1 1. 1  make  facecloth  alfo  my  garment 
lfa-2. z 4-in  ftead  of  aftomacher,!  girding  with/i. 
1  y.  3. they  (hall  gird  thcmfelves  with  facecloth 
20.2.1oofe  the  facecloth  from  ofFthy  loines 
22.1 2.did  the  Lord  call— to  girding  with.fe^. 
32.11  .tremble,  gird  facecloth  upon  your  loines 
50.3.  and  I  make fac\doth  their  covering 
j8#5.and  to  fpread  facecloth  &  allies  under  him 
Jer. q.S.for  this  gird  you  with  Jacfcloth 

6.26.  daughter  of  my  peo.gird  thy  felfwith/izr. 

48. 3  7. be  cuttings  ,&  upon  the  loines  facecloth 

49.*3  .gird  you  w  ith  facecloth,  lament 

Lam.z.10.  they  have  girded  themfelves  withp^. 

E^.  7.  18. 

£^.27.3 1. utterly  ba!d,and  girded  them  with  fa. 

Dan.^.^.tofeek  the  L.by  prayer,  with  faft.and^c. 

Joel  1 .8. lament  like  a  virgin  gitded  with  facecloth 

1 3  .come  lie  all  night  in  facecloth 
Amos  8.io.willbring/rtJ;cto/>  on  your  loines 
Jonah  3.y.peopleof  Nin.beleeved,  andput  on  fa. 
6.  King  of  Nineveh  was  covered  with  faciei. 
8.  but  let  man  and  beaft  be  covered  with  fac. 
Mat.i  1.2  i.repented  long  agoe  in  fatylotb  &  aflies 
Liife  i o.  1 3  .a  great  while  agoe,rep.  fitting  in  fac\. 
Rev.6. 1 2. fun  became  black  zsfac\cloth  of  haire 
1  i.3.(hall  prophefie  1 26o.dayeS  clothed  in  fac. 

gwltclotbesr, 
Neb.g.i.attembLviithfaclidothes  &  earth  on  them 

j&ackeg. 
GfS.42.2  ^.commanded  to  fill  their fac\es  with  co, 
3j.as  they  emptied  their  fac\es 
43.1 2.brought  again  in  the  mouth  of  yoat facias 
1 8.  money  that  was  returned  into  our  fac  1^1 
2  i.to  the  inne,  that  we  opened  oar  faeces 
2  z-  who  put  our  money  in  our  faeces 
2  3  .hath  given  you  treafure  in  your fackes 
44.  i.fill  the  mens/^«  with  food,  and  put 
8.we  found  in  our  facfo  mouths>webtought 
Jofh.9.^znd  took  old  faeces  on  their  affes 

£>acr<fice. 
Gen.  3 1. 54.  Jacob  offered  fieri fice  upon  the  mount 
Exod.  ?.  i7.goe  and  doe  faaifice  unto  the  Lord 
8.8.goe,that  they  may  doe  faedfice  to  the  Lord 
1 1. 17.it  is  the  facrifice  ofthe  Lords  paffeover 
23.18.malt 


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23-18.  (halt  not  offer  the  bloud  of  my  Sacrifice 

neither  (hall  the  fat  of  my  facrifice  remain 

29.18.  of  the  facrifice  of  their  paace-offerin?s 

34.1  y.a  whoring  after  other  gods,and  doefacr. 

and  one  call  thee,&  thou  eat  of  his  fa. 

2  5  .not  offer  bloud  of  my  facrifice  vtth  leaven 

neither  mall  thefa.of  the  paffeov.be  left 
Lev  ?.  1  .if  his  oblation  be  a  facrifice  of  peace-offe- 

Verfe  6. 

3  .offer  of  the  facrifice  of  the  peace-offering 

Verfe  9. 

4.io.a$  it  was  taken  from  the  bullock  of  the  fa. 

a6\burn— as  the  fat  of  che/ac.of  peace-offe. 

3  i.as  the  fat  is  taken  away  from  the  facri.  of 

3  5  .the  fat  of  the  lamb  is  ta.away  from  the/". 

7.1 1 '.and  this  is  the  law  of  the  facrifice  of  the 

1  i.with  the  facrifice  of  thankfgiving  unleav. 

1 3.  leavened  bread  with  the  facrifice  of  than. 

1 5. and  the  flefh  of  his/dcr.thall  be  eaten  the 

1 6. if  the  facrifice  of  his  offering  be  a  vow,  or 

flialbe  eaten  the  fame  day  he  offer,  his  fa. 

i /.remainder  of  the /aeon  the  third  day  (hal 

18.  &  if  any  of  the  fle(h  of  the  facri.  be  eaten 

acthat  eateth  of  the  fleih  of  the  facr.  having 

2 1. unclean  thing,&  cat  of  the  flelh  of  the  fa. 

29.be  that  offereth  the  facrifice  of  his  pea.off. 

unto  the  Lord  the  fac.of  his  peace-off. 

3  7.  law  of  the  facrifice  of  the  peace-offerings 

9. 1 8.he  flew  alfo  the  bul.and  the  ram  for  a  fac. 

10. 1 4. which  are  given  out  of  thefac.of  the  pea. 

i7.8.whatfoever  man— that  offereth  a — facri. 

ia.f.and  if  ye  offer  a  facrifice  of  peace-offer,  ye 

2  i.ii. and  whofoever  offereth  a  fa.ot peace-off. 

29.  when  ye  will  offer  a  facr. of  thanksgiving 

23. 19.  two  lambs  for  a  facrifice  of  peace-offer. 

37.  a  meat-offer,  a  facri.  and  drink-offering 

27.11. beaft,of  w  hich  they  doe  not  offer  a  facri. 

Num.6. 17. be  (hall  offer  the  ram  for  afa.of  peace. 

1 8. put  it  in  the  fire  which  is  under  the  facri. 

7. 17. for  a  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 

Ver.  2 j,  29, 3  j,  41,47,  53,  J9j65> 
7i,77>8*. 
8  8.  oxen  for  the  /<«.of  peace-offerings  were 
1  J.  3.  or  a  facrifice  in  performing  a  vow 

Verfe  8. 
5.  prepare,  with  the— 'facrifice  for  one  Iamb 
"2$.and  they  (hall  bring  their  offering,  a  fac. 
z%.6.afacrifice  made  by  fire  unto  the  Lord 

Ver.8,i3,i9.Chap.29.6'. 
24.the  meat  of  the  facrifice  made  by  fire 
29. 1 3 .  a  facrifice  made  by  fire  of  a  fweet  favour 
Verfe  36. 
Deut.i$.$  .priefts  due  from  them  that  offer 3  facri. 
Jofb. zz.z6.not  for  burnt-offer,  nor  for  facrifice 
Jt1dg.16.z1.to  offer  a  great /<J.to  Dagon  their  god 
1  Sam.  i.n.went  up  to  offer  —the  yeerly  facrifice 
2. 1 3. when  any  man  offer.a/rfc.the  priefts  ferv. 
ip.when  (he  came  to  offer  the  yeerly  facrifice 
29-wherefore  kick  ye  at  my  facrifice 
3.i4.iniq.of  Eli's  houfe  (halnotbepur.wt!,/a. 
9.12.  for  there  is  a  facrifice  of  the  people  to  day 

1 3.becaufe  he  dom  bleffe  the  facrifice 
l  j.22.behold,to  obey  is  better  then  facrifice 
i6.3-and  call  Jeffeto  the  facrifice,  &  I  wil  (hew 
y.fanftifie  your  felves,and  come  to  the  facri. 
Jefle  and  his  fons,&  Cal.them  to  the  fa. 
20.6.  a  yeerly  facrifice  there  for  all  the  family 
29.for  our  family  hath  a  facrifice  in  the  city 
i  jQn.8.6  i.King  &  all  Ifrael  offered  /^.before  the 
6"3.Solomon  offered  a  facr.of  peace-offerings 
12.27.if  this  people  goe  to  doe  facrifice  at 
i8.29.prophe(ied  untill  the  time  of  the  even.fa 
3^.at  the  titie  of  the  evening  facrifice, Eliph 
xKjn.<i.\j. nor  fac.  to  other  gods,but  unto  the  L. 
10. 1 9. a  great  facrifice  to  doe  to  Baal 
17.36.and  to  him  (hall  ye  doe  facrifice 
2  Cbro.z.6.  fave  oncly  ro  burn  facrifice  before  him 
7. f  .Solomon  offered  afacrifice  of  22ooo.oxen 
n.this  place  to  my  felfe  for  an  houfe  of  fac. 


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i4i.2.1iftingupof  my  hands  as  the  even.facr. 
Pro.i  j. 8.  the  facrifice  of  the  wicked  is  an  abomin. 

Verfe  27. 
2i.3.to  do  juftice  is  more  acceptable  thenfacr. 
Ecclef.f.  1. then  to  give  the  facrifice  of  fooles 
I  fa.  19.21.  and  (hall  doe  facrifice  and  oblation 
3  4-6.the  Lord  hath  a  facrifice  in  Bozrah 
J7.7.thither  wenteft  thou  to  offer  facrifice 
Jer.il  A 1.  of  them  that  fnall  bring  the  facrifice  of 
i8.neither  want  a  man  to  do/it.continually 
46.to.G0d  of  holts  hath  a  facrifice  in  the  north 
£^e£.39.i7.gather  your  felves  together  to  my  fac. 
even  a  great  facrifice  upon  the  mount. 
19.  drink  bloud  tillyoubedrunk.ofmy/if. 
40.42.wherewith  they  flew  the  facrifice 
44. 1  i.they  (hall  flay  the  facrifice  foe  the  people 
4^.24.(hallboile  the  facrifice  for  the  people 
Dan.S.  1  i.by  him  the  daily  facri.was  taken  away 
12.  was  given  him  againft  the  daily  facrifice 
1 3. how  long  (hall  be  the  vifi.of  the  dayly  ft. 
9.27.(hall  cau(e  the  facrifice  and  oblat.  to  ceafe 
1 1.3 1. (hall  take  away  the  daily  facrifice 
1 2.1 1  .time  that  the  daily  fac. fhall  be  tak.away 
Hofi.4.  (hall  abide  many  dayes  without  afacrifice 
t$.6.for  I  defired  mercy.and  not  facrifice 
8. 1 3-they  facrifice  fleih  for  the  facrifice  of  mine 
Amos  4.?. and  offer  a  fac.of  thankfgiving  with  lea. 
Jonah  i.i6.then  the  men— offered  a/*;.unto  the 
Zeph.i. 7. prepared  afacrifice,he  hath  bidden  guefts 

8.in  the  day  of  the  Lords  facrifice  I  will 
Mal.i.S.if  ye  offer  the  blind  for  facr.is  it  not  evill 
Mat.a.ii.1  will  have  mercy,and  not  facrifice 

Chap.  12.7. 
Mar\e  9.49.every  facrifice  (hall  be  falted  with  fait 
Lu\e  2.24.and  to  offer  facrifice  according  to  that 
Acts  1 4.1 3. would  have  done  facrifice  with  the  pe. 
1 8.that  they  had  not  done  facrifice  unto  them 
Rom.  1 2.  i.prefent  your  bodies  a  living/ic.unto  G. 
1  Co)'.8.4.that  are  offered  in  facrifice  to  idols 
10.  ^.offered  in  facrifice  to  idols  is  any  thing 
28.  this  is  offered  in  fact,  unto  idols,  eat  not 
Ephef.f.z.afa.to  God  for  a  fweet  fmelling  favour 
Phil.  2. 1 7.offered  upon  the  facr.of  your  faith,  I  joy 
4.i8.a/#:.acceptable,and  well-pleating  to  God 
He6.7.27.needeth  not  thofe  high  prie.  tooff.up/i. 
9>26.to  put  away  fin  by  the  facrifice  of  himfelfe 
10.  5. facrifice  and  offering  thou  wouldeft  not 
8.abovc,  when  he  faid,  Sacrifice  and  offering 
1 i.offered  one  facrifice  for  fins  for  ever 
26.  there  remaineth  no  more  facrifice  for  fins 
1 1.4.  offered  a  more  excellent  facri.  then  Cain 
1 3.1  f  .by  him  therefore  let  us  offer  the  facri.of 
1  Pet.  2. 5. to  offer  up  fpirituall  facrifice, acceptable 
Bw»t- <£>acrf  See,  See  dliJttwt. 
£>acrtfire. 
Exod.$ .  18. facrifice  unto  the  Lord  our  God 

Chap.y.3.&  8.27.8c  10.25. 
5 .8.1et  us  goe  and  facrifice  unto  the  Lord 
8.  if  .goe  ye  J'aqifice  to  your  God  in  the  land 
26.  facrifice  the  abomination  of  the  Egypti. 
(hal  we  facrifice  the  abomination  of  the 
28.  that  ye  may  facrifice  to  the  Lord  your  G. 
29.1'n  not  letting  the  people  goe  to  facrifice 
13.1  {.therefore  1  facrifice  un  the  Lord  all  that 
zo.z^.fhzh  facrifice  thereon  thy  burnt-offerings 
lef  .9.4.8  bullock  and  a  ram  ,to /^before  the  Lord 

23.1 9.  then  ye  fhtll  facri.  one  kid  of  the  goats 
Dent.  15.21  .any  ill  blemi(h,thou  (halt  not  facri.it 
16.Z.  thou  <ha\t  therefore  facrifice  the  paffeover 
5«not  facrifice  the  paffeover  within  any  of 
6.there  thou  (halt  facri.  the  paffeover  at  even 
17.1. not  facrifice  any  (heep»wherein  is  blemiih 
1  Saw.  1. 3. went  yeerly  to  worihip and  to  facrifice 
10.8.  &  to  facrifice  facrifices  of  peace-offerings 
1 5.1 5.fpared  the  beft  to  facrifice  unto  the  Lord 
2i.(hould  have  been  utterly  deftroyed,to/i. 
16.2.I  am  come  to  facrifice  unto  the  Lord. 

Verfe  5. 
1  Kjtt.i.q.Sc  the  King  went  to  Gibeon  to /i. there 
£^9.4.1  fate  aftonied  untill  the  evening  facrifice  I  2  Kin.i^  .yet  the  people  did  facrifice  on  the  high 
5.  at  the  evening  facrifice  I  arofe  up  17.3  5,not  fear  other  gods,  not  facrifice  to  them 

Pfal.4o.6.faaifice  and  offering  thou  didft  not  de.     2  Cfcj-o.ij.i6.  came  to  Jerufalem  to/im.untothe 
50.5.made  a  covenant  with  me  by  facrifice  28.23.  will  I  facri.  to  them,  that  they  may  help 

5  1 .  i6.for  thou  defireft  not  facrifice,  elfc  would  I      3  3.i7.people  did  facrifice  ftill  in  the  high  phc. 
116.17.1  wil!  offer  to  thte  fac.of  thankfgiving    Eya  4.2.and  we  doe  famfice  unto  him  (ince  the 
1 18.27.bind  the  facrifice  w'h  cords  to  the  horns  I  N>fo4.2.will  they  facrifice}  will  they  make  an  end 

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SAC        SAC 

P/2./.  54.6.I  will  furely  facrifice  unto  thee 

1 07. 2  2. let  them  fac.the  facrifices  of  thankfgiv. 
£^£.39.  i7.to  my  facrifice  which  I  dofac.fot  you 
Hof.^.t  ^.they  fac.upon  the  tops  of  the  mountains 
14.  they  facrifice  with  harlots 
8. 1 3.they  fac.but  the  Lord  acceptesh  them  not 
1 2.  i  i.they  facrifice  bullocks  in  Gilgal 
1 3 . 2.1et  the  men  that  facrifice,kiffe  thecalves 
Jonah  2.9-bat  I  will/^K^.unto  thee ,with  the  voice 
Hab.  1 . 1 6.  they  facrifice  unto  their  net 
Zech.  1 4.2 1. they  that  facrifice  (hall  come,  &  feeche 
1  C0r.io.2o.things  which  the  Gent./2tt.they/^.to 

Exod.z^  .and  facri  feed  peace-offerings  of  oxen 

3  2.8.  have  facri  ficedthereumo}and  faid 
Deut.i  1. 17. they  fac. anto  devils,not  to  God 
Jofh  8.3  1. offered  burnt-ofrerings,and/d.peace-off. 
Judg.  2. 5-and  they  faenficed  :htre  unro  the  Lord 

1  Sam.z.\  5-faid  to  the  man  thit  facrificedfiivc 
6. 1  •y.facrificcd  facrifices  the  fame  day 
n.i5.wenttoGilgal,&  there  they  fa.  facrifices 

2  Sam  6.il.hefacrificcd  oxen  and  fatlings 
i  2(is.3.2.onely  the  people  fucrificed in  high  plac. 

3  .ooely  he  facrifice d  in  high  places 
1  i.8.and  facrificed  unto  their  gods 
2  Kin.  12.3.  people  ftill  facrificed  in  the  high  pla, 
Chap.if.4,35. 
i6.4.be/K.inthe  high  places,  and  on  the  fails 

2  Cfow2.28.4_ 
17.31.  which  facrific.  for  them  in  the  houfes  of 

1  Chro.  2 1.  i8.thcn  he  facrificed  there 
29. 2 1.  they  facrificed  facrifices  unto  the  Lord 

2  Cfo/o.5.6.before  the  arVjfacrificed (heep  and 
28.23.  he  facrificed  unto  the  gods  of  Damafcus 
3  3. 1 6.  repaired  the  altar, and  facrificed  thereon 

22,Ammon/i<Y.  unto  all  the  carved  images 
3  4.4.upon  the  graves  of  them  that  had  fac.mto 
Pfal.  106.3  7.yea,they/W;.their  fonsunto  devils 
3  8  .they  facrificed  unto  the  idols  of  Canaan 
Elg\.i6zo.facrificedunto  them  to  be  devoured 
39.19.my  facrifice  which  I  have  facri.  for  yoa 
Hof.  1 1.  z. they  facrificed  unto  Baalim,and  burnt  in. 
1  C0/.5 .7.for  Chrift  our  paffeover  is  facrific.  for  us 
Rev.z.14.  to  eat  things  facrificed unto  idols 

Verfe  20. 
j&acrtffcztift. 
Deut-  t6.^.facrificedfl  the  firft  day  at  even,remain  al 

$acvtSce8. 
Gf»46.i.Ifrael  came  toBeer(heba,an«i  offered  p. 
£xoi.io.25.thoumuft  give  us  alfo  facrifices 

i8.i2.Jethro  took  facrifices  for  God 

Lev.7.1 2.unto  the  ptieft  of  the  facr.of  your  peace. 

34.taken  from  off  the  fac.of  their  peace-offe. 

10. 1 3  .of  the  facrifices  of  the  Lord  made  by  fire 

17. 5.their  facrifices  which  they  offer  inthe  field 

7  .(hall  no  more  offer  facrifices  unto  devils 

N#»».io.io.andover  the  facr.  of  your  peace-offer. 

2  5 . 2. called  the  people  unto  the  fa.of  their  gods 
zS.z.my  facrifices  ye  (hall  obferve 

Dent.  1 2.6.thither  ye  (hallbring  your  facrifices 
1  i.your/a.and  the  heave-offer.of  your  hand 
27.bloud  of  your  facrifices  (hall  be  powr.ouc 

3  2. 38. which  did  eat  the  fat  of  their  facrifices 
3  3 . 1 9.(h3ll  offer  the  facrifices  of  righteoufneffe 

Jofh.  13.14.the  facrifices  of  the  Lord  are  their  inh. 
22.27.might  doe  the  ferv.of  the  L.withour  fa. 
28  .not  for  facrifice  st  but  is  a  witnefle 
29.rebell— to  build  an  altat— for  facrifices 

1  Sam.6. 1 5. facrificed  f aerified  the  fame  day 
10.8.  &  to  facrifice  facrifices  of  peace-offerings 
1 1.1 5. there  they  facrificed  fa-of  peace-offerings 
15.22.in  facri.  as  in  obeying  the  voice  of  the' L. 

2  Sam.i  5.i2.even  from  Giloh,wliile  he  offer,  fa. 
z  Kjn.10.z4.went  to  offer  facrifices  Jehu  appofn. 

1  Cfo-0.29.21.they  facrificed/jJOT^.unto  the  Lord 
and  facri.in  abundance  for  all  Ifrael 

2  Cfo-0.7.i.firecamedown,anciconfumed  the  facr. 
4  .King  and  all  the  people  offered  fieri  fices 

29.3 1. come  neer,  and  bring  facrifices 

and  the  congregation  brought  in  facri. 
E"Kra  6. 3. the  place  where  they  offered  facrifices 

10.  that  they  may  offer  facri  fices  of  fweet 

Nek  1  i.43.alfo  that  day  they  offered  great  facrifices 

P/aZ.4.5.offer  the  facrifices  of  righteoufneffe 

27.6.therefore  will  I  offer  in  his  tabernacle/^. 

50.8.I  will  not  reprove  thee  for  thy  facrifices 

5r.17_j.he 


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S  A  I 


S  A  I 


y  1. 1 7 . the  facrifices  of  God  are  a  broken  fpirit 
19  plcafed  with  the  facrifices  of  righteoufnes 
106. 2,8.  and  ate  the  facrifices  of  the  dead 
107.22.  let  them  facrifice  the/flcof  thankfgiV 
Pw.17.1.  thenahoufefull  of /^Wj&wwithftnfe 
lfa.1.1  l.to  what  purpofe  is  the  mult.ofyour/flc>-. 
29.  i.adde  yeer  to  yeer,  let  them  kill  facrifices 
4 j. 2 j. neither  haft  thou  hon.me  with  thy  facri. 
24. neither  filled  me  with  fat  of  thy  facrifices 
J  6.7.  their  facrifices  fhalbe  accepted  upon  mine 
^•.6.20.nor  your  facrifices  fweet  unto  me 

7.2i.put  your  burnt-offerings  toy  out  facrifices 
2  2.nor  commanded  them  concerning  facrif. 
1 7. 26".bringing  burnt-offerings  and  facrifices 
and  facrifices  of  praife  unto  the  houfe  of 
£^.io.a8.iaw  every  high  hill  &  offered-their/fl. 
40.4 1. eight  tables,w  hereon  they  flew  thtfacr. 
Hof.4. 1  y.aftiamed  becaufe  of  their  facrifices 
8 . 1 3  .they  facrifice  flefh,for  the  facrificof mine 
9  ^.their  facrifices  fhall  be  as  the  bread  of  moor. 
Amos  4.4.bring  your  facrifices  every  morning 

5.2 y.have  ye  offered  unto  me facr.  &  offerings 
Mar\  1 2.5  j. with  all  the  heart ,is  more  then  bu./fl. 
i»^  ij.i.bloud  Pilate  had  mingled  w^  their/2?. 
Ails  7.42.have  offered  to  me  {lain  beafts  and  facr. 

1  Cor. 10.18. eat  of  tbe/flcrt/2(:e.s,partakers.of  the 
Heb.  j.r  .he  may  offer  both  gifts  and  facrifices 

8.3.  every  high  prieft  is  ordained  to  offer  facri. 
5>.o.in  which  were  offered  gifts  and  facrifices 

2j.but  heavenly  things  with  better  facrifices 
io.i.can  never  with  thoie  facrifices— make  the 
3.  but  in  ttioCe  facri fices  there  is  a  remsmbra. 
6".  in  facrifices  for  fin  thou  hall  hadno  pleaf; 
1 1  .offering  oftentimes  the  fame  facrifices 
1  j .  16.  w  ith  fuch  facrifices,  God  is  well  pleafed 
Barat  Sacrifices ,  See  ffljurnt. 
Sacrtficeth. 
£#0.22.20. he  that /<ircMj?re^>  to  any  God,faveiinto 
Ecclef.g.  1. to  him  that/a;.  and  to  him  that/acAnot 
lfa.6%.  3  .a  people  that  facrificeth  in  gardens  ■■' 

6(5.j.he  that  facrifi.  as  if  he  cut  off  adogsnecke 
Af^z/.  1 . 1 4.hath  a  malf ,and  facrificz  corrupt  thing 

Sacrificing. 

irv.w.8.  %.facrifiring  fheep  and  oxen  ,that  could  not 

12.  3  i.  facri fie  unto  the  calves  that  he  had  made 

^acriUUge. 

R««2.  i.22.abhorreft  idols,doft  thou  commit  facri. 

Sat). 
Gra.40. 6.  looked  on  them,  behold,  they  were  fad 
1  S<wz.  1 . i-8  .and  her  countenance  was  no  more  fad 
1  IC«2. 2 1 .  y  •  w  hy  is  thy  fpirit  fo  fad  I 

Neb.  1.  r  .not  before  time  /fld  in  his  prefence 
2.Kingfaid,Why  is  thy  countenance  fad 
j .  why  mould  not  my  countenance  be  fad 
I  E%e\.  13.22.  ye  have  made  the  heart  of  the  tig.fad 
whom  I  have  not  made  fad 
;  M.ai.€.6ja.ot:as  the  hypocrites,  of  a  fad  countena. 
Mar.io.i^fad  at  that  faying,&  went  away  griev. 
Luty:  24.17.asye  w.ilk,  and  are  fad 

SaOuucas.  * 

Ma^.j^rui  Sadduces  come  to  his  baptifm,he  faid 
16.  i.  Phar.alfo  with  theSWctejcamejtempt. 
6.  beware  of  the  leaven  of  the  Phari.and  Sad. 
Verfe  11. 
i  -i.but  of  the  do&iineof  the  Pharifees  &  S. 
i  2.2  5  .fame  day  came  to  him  the  Sadduces 
3  4.h'eard  he  had  put  the  Sadduces  to  filence 
Marine  12.18.  then  come  unto  him  the  Sad.  which 
Lu\e  20,17.  the"  catne  to  him  certain  of  the  Sad. 
Ads  4,1  and  the  Sadduces  came  upon  them 
y.  17. which  is  the  fe&ofthe  Sadduces 

2  3.6.Paul  perceived  the  one  part  was  Sadduces 

7.a  diffention  between  the  Pharifees  Si  Sad. 
8. Sadduces  fay  that  there  is  no  refurreftibn 
Sabule. 
Lev.t  5.9. and  what  faddle foever he  rideth  upon 

£>auQle. 
2  Sam.io.z6.thy  ferv.faid,I  willfaddle  me  an  affe ! 

1  I^is.  13.13  ./fl^f.  me  the  affe.  So  they  faddled  him 

27.unto  his  fons,faying>  Saddle  me  the  affe 
SastetJ. 

Ge».22.3.Abraham/^ferfhls  affe,and  roolt  two 
W«^.22.2i.Baalam  rofe  tip,  andfadledhis  affe 
JWg.19.10.  therewere  with  him  two  a&sfadM 

2  Sam.x6.  i  .'met  him  with  a  company  of'affes-/fld.j 

17.23 .  he  fadledhis affe, and  gat  hitri  nofift 


1  1  I$».i.40.Shimei  ztotepn&fadled  his  affe 
13.13.fadd.  metbeaffe.Sothey/fl.him  the  affe 
Verfe  27. 
23-that  he  fadled  him  the  affe,to  wit,for 
2  K«.4i24-me/tf<&«/an  affe,and  faid  unto  her  fer. 

Gen.^o.j.  why  looke  ye  [ofadly  to  day 

Satmeffe. 

Eccle f.  7. 3. ,by  fadneffe  of  the  countenance  the  heart 

Sauoc, 
Mat.  1 . 1 4.  Azor  begat  Sadoc,Sadoc  begat  Achim 

1  Saw.  1 2.11. of  the  hand  of  your  enc.&  dwell /fl/e 

2  SflM.18.20.is  the  young  man  Abfalom/fl/e 

"Verfe  -32. 
/»&  2i.9.theirhoufes  are/fl/efrom  feare 
Pfal.119.117.  hold  thou  me  up.andl  (hall  be  fafe 
Pw.l8.10.the  righteous  run  into  it,  and  ate  fafe 

29.2  y.whofo  put.hfs  truft  in  the  L.  fhall  be  fafe 
lfa.%.zo.  and  fhallcarry  it  away  fafe 
£•^.3  4. 27.  and  they  fhall  be  fafe  in  their  land 
Liefe  1  j.27.becaufe  he  hath  received  him  fafe 
Ails  23.24.  that  they  may  bring  him  fafe  unto 

27.44.that  they  efcaped  all  fafe  to  land 
Pbil.$.i.  to  write  the  fame  things  to  you-it  is  fa. 


1  5flza.22.23.but  wth  me  thou fhalt  be  iafafeguard 

Safely 
UV- 26. y  .and  dwell  in  your  lahd  fafely 
1  JOft.4-2y.and  Judah and Ifrael  dwehfafe/y 
P/fl/.78.53.and  he  led  them  onfafely,(o  that 
Pro.  1.3  J.whofohearkneth  unto  me,(hal  dwelTfl/^ 
3-23.then  fhalt  thou  walk  in  thy  way  fafely 
3 1.1 1. heart  of  her  husband  doth  fafely  truft  in 
Ifa.^i.i.and  paffed  fafely  cvenby  the  way  that 
/e?\23.6.in  his  dayes  Ifrael  fhall  dwell  fafely 
32.37.andl  willcaufe  them  to  dwell  fafely 
33.16.in  thofe  dayes  Jerufalem  fhall  dwell  Jaf, 
£^.28.26.fhall  dwell fafely,&L  fhall  build  houfes 
34.25.they  fhall  dwell  fafely  in  the  wilderneffe 
28.fhalldwell/fl/e/y,none  fhall  make  them 
3  8, 8. they  fhall  dwell  fafely  all  of  them 
1 1.  go  to  them  that  are  at  reft,&  dwell  fafely 
i4.when  my  people  of  Ifrael  dwelleth/fl/f/y 
39.2g.when  they  dwell  fafely  in  their  land 
Hof.z.  1  S.and  will  make  them  tofie  down  fafely 
Zech.14.11.mi  Jerufalem  fhall  be  fafely  inhabited 
Mar\  14.44.take  him,and  lead  him  ait  ay  fafely 
Ails  16.23. charging  the  jaylortokeep  them  fafely 

Safctp, 
Lev.z<; .18.  and  ye  fhall  dwell  in  the  land  infafety 
10.  fhalleat  your  fill, and. dwell  —  itofafety 
Dent.  12.10.  from  your  ene.fothatyeidwejlin/fl. 
33.1 2.beloved  of  the  Lord  fhall  dwell  in  fafety 
28.1frael  then  fhall  dwell  in  fafety  alone 
Job  3.26.1  was  not  in/fl/f/y,neitfjer  had  I  reft 
f  .4-his  children  are  far  from  fafety 

1  i.whkh  mourn,  may  be  exalted  to  fafety 
1  n8.and  thou  fhalt  take  tbjdfeft  infafety 
24.2  3. though  it  be  given  him  to  be  infafety 
P/<j/.4.8.6nely  maketh  me  to  dwell  in  fafety 
i2.y.  fet  him  in  fafety  from  him  that  puffeth  at 
33.1 7'.an  horfe  is  a  vain  thing  for  fafety 
Pro.  1  r .  1 4.UI  the  multitude  of  counfellers  is  fafety 

Chap.24.6. 
21.3 1.  but  fafety  is  of  the  Lord 
lfa.\  4.30.the  needy  fhall  lie  down  infafety 
ASls  $.2  j.prifon  found  we  flint  with  all  fafety 
1  Thef.%. 3. when  they  fhal  fay,Peace  &  fafety,then 

Saffron. 

Cfl?tf.4.i4.Spikenard,and  Saffron,  Calamus,  and 

Sahabntr^a. 
Gen.l  i.47-Laban called  it  JegafSahadutha 

.Sato. 
Gw.2.23.  Adam  faid,Thisis  bone  of  my  bone 
3.1  .ferpent  faid  to  the  woman,  Hath  God  faid 
•  2.woman  faid  to  the  ferpent,We  may  eat 
4.ferpent/fliiaf  to  the  woman,Ye  fhall  not  dy 
10. Adam  faid,l  heard.thy  voyce  in  the  gard. 
1 2.Adam/fl«',The  woman  thou  gaveft  me 
i  3.wbman/flid,The  ferpent  beguiled  me 
4.i.bare  Cain,  and  faid,l  have  gotten  a  man 
i3.Cain./«tt/,Mypunifht»erit  is  greater  then 
23.Lamech/fl«itohiswives,Adah&  ZHlah 
9.2<f  .Nolh  /fli^,Bleffed  be  the  L.God  of  Shgm 
•  i2.li. Abraham /fl«ito.Sar4i,-— Thou  art  faire 


i8.Pharaohyflirf,  What  is  this  thou  tail  done 

1 3 .8,Abrah.  faid  to  Lot,  Let  there  be  no  ftrifc 

14.  i9.Melchifedech  bleffd  him,&  AW,Bleffed 
2  i.King  of  Sodom  (aid  to  Abraham,  Give 
2  2.  Abraham  faid,  1  have  lift  up  my  hand 

1  y. 2.  Abraham/?!^,  Lord  God  what  wilt  thou 
3 .  Abrzh  faid  to  me,Thou  haft  given  no  feed 

1 6-  2. Sarah  /iKa\BerioId,novv  theLord  hath  reft. 
V  .Sarai  faid'* -My  wrong  be  upon  thee 
6.  Abraham  faid,  Thy  maid  is  in  thy  hand 
8. Angel— /^W,Hagar  Sarai's  maid,  whence 
Hagar/flzd,I  flee  from  the  face  of  my 
9.  Angel  of  the  Lord  faid  to  her 

Verf.  10, 11. 

17.17.  Abraham  faid  in  his  heart.Shall  a  child 
1 8.  Abraham  faid  to  God,  O  that  Ifh.might 

1 8.3.  Abraham  Jaid,MyL.i( now  I  have  found 
6.  Abraham  jW,  Make  ready  three  meafures 
1 5-Sarahdenied,and/fli;/,I  laughed  not 
2  3.  Abraham  faid,  Wilt  thoualfo  deftroy 
27 .' Abta.faidy  Beb.now,I  have  taken  on  me 

io.2.Lor/flirf,Behold  now  my  lords,  turn  in 
7. Lot  faid,  I  pray  you  doe  not  fo  wickedly 
1 2.men  faid  to  Lot,Haft  thou  here  any 
1 4.Lot  — faidyUp,  get  ye  out  of  this  place 
i8.Lot/flifl!,Oh  not  fo,my  Lord 
31.  fi'rft -borne  faid  to  the  younger 

Verfe  34. 
20.2.  Abraham  faid  of  Sarah,  She  is  my  fifter 
9.called  Abraham,and  faidjWhat  haft  thou 

I  o.faid  unto  Abraham,What  faweft  thou 

I I  .Abraham  (ai^Becaufc  I  thought,fureIy 

1  ^Abirn-/flid,Behold,rny  land  is  before  thee 
2  i.6.Sarah/fl{d,  Godinth  made  me  to  laugh 
1 2. in  all  that  Sarah  hath/fl^/unto  thee,hear. 
i7.Angel/fl/(/toher,Whataileththee,Hagar 
24.and  Abraham  faid}  I  will  fwear 
26.Abimel./flirf,I  wote  not  who  hath  done 
29.Abim'elech/«rfto  Abra.What  mean  thefe 
2  2.  j.  Abtzh.faid  to  his  young  men,  Abide  you 
7.fpake  to  Abr.his  father ,andfaid,My  father 

8.  Abraham  faid,My  fon,  God  will  provide 
1 6.and  faid,By  my  felfe  have  I  fworne 

24.2.'Abr./Jirfto  his  eldeft  fervant  of  his  houfe 
y.fervant/fljrf,Peradventure,the  woman  will 
6.Abraham  faid,Bev/are  that  thou  bring  not 
i7.fervant  fatd,het  me  drink  a  little  water 

2  3 .  fervant /fli«?,Whofe  daughter  art  thou 
27.fervant/flirf,Bleffed  be  the  Lord  God  of 
5  %  .her  brother  &  her  mother  faid,Let  the  da. 
58.called  Rebekah,and  faid,Wi\t  thou  goe 
6o.bleffed  Rebekah,and/airf,  Thou  art  our 
6y.fervant  had/fliiJt  is  my  mafter 

2y.30.Efau/fl/rf to  Jacob,  Feed  me,I  pray  thee 

3  i.Jacob/flirf,Sell  me  this  day  thy  birth-rig. 
3  2.Efau/flirf,Behold,I  am  at  the  point  to  die 
3  3.  Jacob  faid,  Swear  to  me  this  day 

26.7.andlfaac/iwrf,  She  is  my  fifter 

9.  Ahimelech  faid,  Behold,  fhe  is  thy  wife 
10.Abim.faid,  What  is  this  thou  haft  done 
16.  Abimelech/flirf  to  Ifaac,Goe  from  us 

22  iCa.faid,  Now  the  Lord  hath  made  room 
27. Ifaac  faid,  Wherefore  are  ye  come 
28.we/flM?,Let  there  be  now  an  oath 
3  2.fervants  faid,We  have  found  water 
27.2.Ifaac/flz'is:,Behold  now,  I  am  old 

1  ijacob  faid  to  Rebekah  his  mother 

1 3  .bis  mother  faid,\lpon  me  be  thy  curfe 
i^.Jicob/flirf  to  hisfavher,I  am  Efau 

2  0.Ifaac/fl/rftohis  fon,Howisitthou 
i  i.Ifaac/flwi  to  Jacob,ComeneerI  pray 
a^.his  father  faid,Come  neer  and  kiffe  me 
27.Ifaac/fl«/,See,the  fmell  of  my  fon  is 

3 1 -Efau  faid,Let  my  father  arife  and  eat 

3  2.  Ifaac  faid,  Who  art  thou  .*_ 

Efau/fl«J,I  am  thy  fon,thy  fkft-born 
3  3.Ila.ac/flirf,Who!where  is  he  that  hath  tak. 
34.Efau/fl*Wto  his  Father,  Bleffe  me 
3  y.Ifaac/flirf,Thy  brother  came  with  fubtilty 
l6.HbMfa.id,  Is  he  not  rightly  named  Jacob 
Efau/fl«/,Haft  thou  not  referved  a  blef. 
3  8.Efau/fljrf  to  his  father,Haft  thou  but  one 
4i.Efau  faidin  hisheart,The  dayes  of  mon. 
42.and  faid  to  him,Behold,thy  brother  Efau 
46.Rebekah/flirfto  IfaacJ  am  weary  of 
18.1  .Ifaac  faid  to  him,Thou  fhalt  not  take  a 

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1 6.~Jacob  faid,  Surely,the  Lor.is  in  this  place  , 
19.4.  Jacob  faid,  Mybrethren,Whence  be  ye 
1 4-Laban  /flirf,Surely,thou  art  my  bone 
15.Laban/«zV/,Becaufe  thou  art  my  brother 
18. Jacob  faidfl  wilferve thee  feven  yeers  for 
i^.Laban/ai^It  is  better  I  give  her  thee 
zijacobfaid  to  Laban,  Give  me  my  wife 
26.Laban/2z«iIt  muft  not  be  fo  done  in 
5 o.i.Rachel  envied  her  (ifter,and/2!zi 
z.]acobfaid,  Am  I  in  Gods  Head 
6.Rachel/^,God  hath  judged  me,&  heard 
8. Rachel  faid,With  great  wreftlings  I  have 
1  i.Lezhfaid, A  troup  Cometh 
ij.Leah/airf?Happy  am  I/or  the  daughters 
i4.Rachel/<Wfif—  Give  me  of  thy  fons  mand. 
I?.Rach./^,Tberefore  be  (hall  lie  with  thee 
16  .Leah  faid,  Thou  muft  come  in  unto  me 
i8.Leah/^,God  hath  given  me  my  hire 
jo.Leah/J«/,God  hath  endued  me  with  a 
2 3. Rachel/aid,  G.hath  taken  away  my  repr. 
24.Rachel  faid,The  Lord  {hall  add  another 
25  Jacob  faid  to  Laban,Send  me  away 
Z7-I.aban  faid,l  pray  thee,if  I  have  found 
z8.Laban /^Appoint  me  thy  wages 
29.Jacob/izid,Thou  knoweft  how  I  have 
34.  Labanfaid,  I  would  it  might  be  accord. 
3 1.5  Jac./airf,  I  fee  your  fathers  counten.is  not 
z6. Labanfaid  to  Jacob,What  haft  thou  done 
3  5.  Rachel  faid,  Let  it  not  difpleafe  my  lord 
3  g.JacobfaidtWh2t  is  my  trefpaffe 
42. Labanfaid,  Thefe  daughters  are  my  dau. 
46.  Jacob  faid  to  his  brethren,Gather  ftones 
48.Laban/dzW,  This  heap  is  witnefle 
5  i.Laban/azi>Behold  this  heap 
32.8.  St.  faid,  If  Efau  come  to  the  one  company 
gjzcobfaid}0  God  of  my  father  Abraham 
\6.faid  to  his  fervants,Paffe  over  before 
3  3.y.Efau/5i«i, Who  are  thofe  with  thee 
9.Efau/<zzd,I  have  enough,my  brother 
io.and  Jacob  /aJd,Nay,I  pray  thee,if  now 
1  z.Efau/d«/>  Let  us  take  our  journey 
1 3 .  Jacob  faid,  My  lord  knoweth,  the  childr. 
1  j  .Efau/<KW,Let  me  now  leave— fome  of  the 
Jacob  faid,  What  needeth  it 
34. 1  i.Shechemfaid  to  her  father  and  brethren 
i3.and/iwd,Becaufe  he  had  defiled  Dinah 
30.  Jacob  faid  to  Simeon  and  Levi 
35.2.Jacob/airftohi?  hou(hold,Put  away  the 

i7.the  midwife  faid  unto  her,Fear  not 
37.8.hisbrethr./'«rf—  Shalt  thou  indeed  reign 
9. dreamed  another  dream,and/i«d 
io.his  father  rebuked  him,  and  faid,  What  is 
i^.Kta.  faid  to  Jofepb,Do  not  thy  breth.feed 
1 7. the  man/M,They  are  departed  hence 
2i,Reuben/aii,Let  us  not  kill  him 
2i.Rcuben/aJ«ljShed  no  b!oud,butcaft 
26.Judah/airftohisbrethren,  What  profit  is 
jo.he  returned  to  his  breth.&  faidflhe  child 
3  i.andy<«d!,Tbis  have  we  found 
3  3. knew  it,and  faid,  It  is  my  fons  coat 
38.8.Judah/W  to  Onan,Go  in  to  thy  bro.wife 
1 1  .then /aid  Judah  to  Tamar—  Remain  a 
1 6.turned  unto  her  by  the  way,8c  faid,Go  to 
22-returned,and/«z/,I  cannot  find  her 

men  of  the  place/a^There  was  no  har. 
23-Judah  faid,Let  her  take  it  to  her 
24.Judah/a«i,  Bring  her  forth,and  let  her 
i6j\iia.hfaid,  She  hath  been  more  righteous 
40.8.Jof./2ti«? — Do  not  interpreta.belong  to  G. 
p.butler  told  his  dream  to  Jofeph,and/<iJrf 
1 2.Jofephyai^  to  him,This  is  the  interpreta. 
Ver.i8. 
41. 1  j. Pharaoh /*«/  to  Jofeph,I  have  dreamed 
1 7 .  Pharaoh  faid  to  Jofeph,  In  my  dream 
2?  .Jobfaidto  Phar.The  dream  of  Pha.is  one 
38.Pharaoh  faid  to  his  fervants,Can  we  find 
ly.Phat.faid  to  Jofeph,Forafmuch  as  God 
41.  Pharaoh /«i  to  Jofeph,  See,I  have  fet 
44. Pharaoh  faidto  Jofeph,  I  am  Pharaoh 
54-dearth  began,according  as  Jofeph  had  fa. 
<f{.Pharaoh/W  tothe  Egvptians,Go  tojof. 
42. 1.  Jacob  faid  to  his  fons,Why  look  ye  one 
p.Jofeph faid  to  them,Ye  are  fpies 
14.  Jof  faid  to  them,  That  is  it  that  I  fpake 
1 8 .  Jofeph  faid  to  them  the  third  day,This 
3  i.vrefatd  to  him,We  are  true  men 


3  3. lord  of  the  countrey/«i  unto  us,Hereby 
36.their  fath.faidto  them,Me  have  ye  bere-a. 
43.i.theirfather/a?iunto  them,Go  againbuy 
{.the  mm  faid  to  us,Ye  fhall  not  fee 
6.Ifra./<?i<af,Wherefore  dealt  ye  fo  ill  with  me 
8  Judah /tf«f, Send  the  lad  with  me 
11.ISc.faid  unto  them.  If  it  muft  be  fo  now 
ao.and  faid,0  fir, we  came  down  indeed 
27«asked  of  their  welfare,  &  faid,  Is  your  fa. 
2o.andfaid,Is  this  your  younger  brother 

3  i.refraincd  himfelf,and/^,Set  on  bread 
44.4.Jofeph/dii  to  his  fteward,Up,follow  after 

if.  Jofeph  faid  unto  them,What  deed  is  this 
1 6. Judah  faid ,  What  (hall  we  fay  to  my  lord 
1 8<Judah  came  ncer,  and  faid 
2o.we  faid  to  my  lord,We  have  a  father 
22.  we  faid  to  my  lord,The  lad  cannot  leave 
2  {.our  father  faidfio  again,  and  buy  us  a 
z6.wefaid,  We  cannot  go  down 
27 .my  father  faid,  Ye  know  my  wife  bare  me 
45.  3.  Jofeph/aiiuntohisbrethr.I  am  Jofeph 

4  Jofeph/izzi  to  his  brethren,  Come  ncer 

1 7. Phzt.  faid  to  Jofeph,  Say  to  thy  brethren 

28.1fra./«rf,  It  is  enough,  Jofeph  is  yet  alive 
46.30.  ICrael  faid  to  Jofeph,  Now  let  me  die 

31.  Jofeph /rfiz/ to  his  brethren,I  will  go  up 
47. 1.  Jof. — faid,My  fa.&  my  breth. — are  come 

3. Phar./ aid  to  his  brethren,  What  isyourocc. 

8.  Pharaoh/azdto  Jacob,How  old  art  thou 

9.  Jacob  faid  to  Phar.  The  dayes  of  the  yeers 
1  J. came  to  Jofepn,and/iiM?,Give  us  bread 

1 6.  Jofeph  fa  id,  Give  your  cattell 

1 8.  came  the  fecond  yeer,8ifaid,We  will  not 
23  .Jotfaid  to  the  people,Behold,I  have  bou. 
29-called  his  fon  Jofeph, and  faid  to  him 

48.2.one  told  Jacob,and./«^,Thy  fon  Jofeph 
3.  Jacob  faid  to  Jofeph,  God  almighty  appea. 
4.and/ii<ito  me,  Behold,I  will  make  thee 

8.  Ktaslfaid,  Who  are  thefe 

9.  Jofeph  faid  to  his  father,  They  are  my  fons 
1  i.Ifrael  faid  to  Jofeph,I  hid  not  thought 

1  J.his  father  refufed,and  faid,  I  know  it 
2 1  .Ifrael  faid  to  Jofeph,  Behold  ,1  die 
49« i.Jacob  called  his  fons,and/zzz'zz,  Gather 
5  0.6.  Pharaoh  faid,  Go  up,and  bury  thy  father 

1 9.  Jofeph  faid  to  them,  Fear  not 
i4.Jofeph/«iro  his  brethren,I  die 

Exod.i.  1 8.king  of  Egypt  faid,  Why  have  ye  done 
ip.midwives/flzc/jBecaufe  the  Hebrew  worn. 

2.6.and./zzzflf,this  is  one  of  the  Hebrews  childr. 
7.then  faid  his  (ifter  to  Pharaohs  daughter 
8.Phar3ohs  daughter  faid,  Go 
9. Pharaohs  daughter  faidflakz  this  child 
14. Mofes /aid, Surely  this  thing  is  known 

3.3.Mofes/aii,I  willnow  turn  afide 
1  i.Moksfaid  unto  God,Who  am  I 
1 3. Mofes /did  untoGod,Wben  I  come 

4.i.Mof.anf.&/«rf,But  behold,they  will  not 

1  o.Mof./zzirf  to  the  Lord,  O  my  Lord,  I  am 
1 8.Mofes  returned  to  Jethro.and  faid 

2  {.and  faid,  Surely,  a  bloudy  husband 
5.2.Pharaoh/<airf,  Who  is  the  Lord 

4.king  of  Egypt/<7irf,Wherefore  doye,Mof.& 
{.Pharaoh/izid,The  people  of  the  land  are 

2  i.Mofes  returned  to  the  Lord ,and  faid 
6.20.MoC.faid before  the  Lord,  I  am  of  uneirc. 
8.8;Pharaoh  i — faid,  Intreat  the  Lord 

I9.magici./ai^  to  Phar.  This  is  the  finger  of 
9.29.Mofes/a»rf  unto  him,Aflbon  as  I  am  gone 
lz.zi.faidto  them,  Draw  out  &  take  you  a  la. 

3 1  .called  for  Mofes  by  nighr,and  faid 

go,ferve  the  Lord,  as  ye  have  faid 

3  i.take  your  herds,  as  ye  have  faid 
i7.io.Jo(huadid  as  Mofes  had  faid 
32.1  .people  /airf,Up,make  us  gods 
33.12.  and  Mofes  faid  unto  the  Lord 

Nnm.11.11. 
Lro.8.j .Mofes  faid  to  the  congregation 

10. {.carried  them  out  as  Mofes  hadfaid 
Num.10. 1  y.Mofes/<udjRife  up,Lord,and  let 

1  r.2i  .thou  haft  faid,l  will  give  them  fleih 
13.3  i.men  faid,VJe  be  not  able  to  go  up 
14.3  1. little  ones  which  ye/did  ihou Id  be  a  prey 

Deut.i.19- 

2  3 .  30.Balak  did  as  Balaam  had  faid 
*4.3.he  took  up  his  parabk,and  faid    Ver.if- 


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36.5.  tribe  of  Jofeph  fath  faid  well 
Deat.i.zias  the  Lord  Go.of  thy  fathers  hith  fiid 
Jof.zz.zb.wzfaidi'Lzt  us  prepare  to  build  an  altar 

i8.therefore/W  we,  that  it  ihall  be,wheri 
/«^.i.20.gave  Hebron  to  Caleb,as  Mofcs/aii 
^.la.fxidj.  have  a  fecret  errand  to  thee,0  king 
who  faid,  Keep  (ilence 
20.Ehud/airf,I  havea meffage from  God 
y.i  3.curfe  ye  Metcz,faid  the  angel  of  the  Lord 
6.36.Gideon/iii«!uiuo  God,If  thou  wilt 

favc  Ifrael  by  mine  hand,as  thou  haft  faid 
Verfe37. 
1  o.  1  S.people  faid  one  to  another,  What  man  is 
12.  {.which  were  efcaped/zidXet  me  go  over 

the  men  of  Gilead/w/unto  him 
17.1 3.then  faid  MicahjNow  know  I  that  the 

19.6.  damfels  father  had  faid  to  the  man 

1  Sam.S.zz.Sam.faid  to  the  men  of  Ifrael  Go  ye 
9.5.Saul/<zidrohisfervant  that  was  with  him 

1  o.then  faid  Saul, Wei  1  faid,  come 
ii.and/ai^rothem,  Is  the  Seer  here 

2  4.Samucl,fcV)Beholdthat  which  is  left 
27.  Samuel  faid  to  Sau!,Bid  the  fervant  paffe 

io.i.and  faidjls  it  not  becaufe  the  Lord  hath 
1 1  .people  faid  one  to  another ,What  is  this 
1  {.Sauls  uncle  faid,  Tell  mc,I  pray  thee 

what  Samuel  faid  unto  you 
19.  ye  have  faid  unto  him,Nay,but  fet  a  king 
Chap»i2.ia. 
24.fhouted,  mdfaid,God  fave  the  king 
1 1 . 5  .Saul/aii,What  aileth  the  people 
1 2.and  the  people  faid  unto  Samuel 

.    Who  is  he  that/«zi,Shall  Saul  reign 
12.1-in  all  that  ye  faid  unto  me,&  have  made 
1 9.pcople/airfunto  Samuel,Pray  for  thy  fer. 
14. i9.Sa\A/aidto  the  prieft,  Withdraw  thine 
$6.thenfaid  the  prieft,Let  us  draw  neer 
ifi.ct.and/ii^Surely.the  Lords  anointed  is 
I7.8.cryed  to  the  armies  of  Ifrael  ,8c  faid,  Why 

37.Sau]/<ZM/''0  David,Go,and  the  Lord  be 
19.22.one  faid,  They  be  at  Naioth 
20.3  7.  and  faid,  Is  not  the  arrow  beyond  thee 
2 1 . 2.and  hath  faid  to  me,Let  no  man  know 
22.1 6.faid ,Thou  (halt  furely  die,  Ahimelech 
24.  i6.Sau\  faid,  Is  this  thy  voice 
2$vu.now  David  bad/fl^,Sure\y,tn  vain 
27. 1. David  faid  in  his  heart,  I  (hall  now  perifh 
29.?.princes  of  the  Phili. have  .Aid,  He  (hall  not 
30.20.and/iJM/,  This  is  Davids  fpoil 
2  Sam.6.zo.Mkha\ — faid,  How  glori.  was  the  ki. 
7.2{.and  do  as  thou  haft  faid 
io.3./«zrfuntoHanun  their  lord 
11. 3-one  faid,  IsnotthisBathflheba 
13. 1  j.Amnon/W,  Arife,  begonp 

3  {.as  thy  kvvant  faid,  fo  it  is 
1 4.4.and/iii,  Help,0  king 
1 5 . 2 .  and  faid,0  f  w  hat  city  art  thou 

3  3  .to  whom  David  faid,H thou  paffe  on 
i6.7.thus.f««/Shimei  when  he  curfed 
17.8. for ,/dzdHu(hai,thou  knoweft  thy  father 
23. 1  .David  the  fon  of  Jefle  faid 

and  the  fweet  Pfalmift  of  Ktaelfaid 

1  'Kjng.  i.24.haft  thou  faid,  Adonijah  (hall  reign 

3  9.all  the  people  faid,God  fave  king  Solom. 

48.alfo  thusfaidthe  King,Ble(Ted  be 
2.3  8.as  my  lord  the  king  hath  faid,(o  will 
3#22.and  the  other  woman /azrf,Nay  j  but 

this/diafjNo ;  but  the  dead  is  thy  fon 
8.i9.toward  the  place  of  which  thou  ha&faid 
iz.zgjerob.faidin  his  heart,Now  dial  the  kin* 
1 3. 2. and  /4z"rf,Oaltar,altar,thus  faith 
i7.i3.Elijah/^,Doasthou  ha&faid 
1 9.4.  and/«rf,It  is  enough  now,  O  Lord 

1 3  .came  a  voke,andfaid,  What  doft  thou 
20.3  ^.faidto  his  netghb.in  the  word  of  the  Lo. 
22.20.one/«don  this  maner,  &  anoth.f aid  on 

2i.afpirit- faid,l  will  perfwadehim 

2  King.  1 .9.  the  king  hath  faid,  Come  down 

Verfe  n, 
2.i4-fmote  the  warers,and/^W,  Where  is 

23  .mocked  hiro,and/aicf,Go  up,thou  bald 
g.ij.kingcflfr./azdjNayjthe  Lord  hath  called 
j.  1 3. his  fervant  came  neer,and/aid,My  father    i 
21. lighted  down, and  faid,ls  all  well  ! 

6.{-and/aj</,Alas,mafter,for  it  was  borrowed    j 
7.17.  he  died,as  the  man  of  God  had  faid 

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8.i4.who/airf  to  him,What  faid  Elifha 

i  i.i  2.clapt  their  hands, and  faid,  God  fave  the 

i  j.i4.weptover  him,and /aid",  O  my  father 

i9.wroth  with  him,and/ajrf,Thou  fhouldefl 

18.22.  and  hath  faid  to  Judah  a  Jtruf.Ye  (hall 

19.  2  j.  and  haft  faid, With  themult.of  my  cha. 

//a.  3  7. 24. 

20.r4.and/airf  unto  him,Wbat/airfthefe  men 

Ifa.  19.  3. 

1  Chr.  1 1.  i7.David  longed,and/airf,0  that  one 

1 3.4.all  the  congreg./airf  that  they  would  do  fo 
.  1 6.3  6.all  the  people  [aid,  Amen,&  praifed  the 
1 7. 1 3. and  do  as  thou  haft/airf 

2  Cfoy.6.20.upon  the  place  whereof  thou  haft /airf 

1 3#4.and/airf,Hear  me,thou  Jeroboam 
18.23.and  faid,Whkh  way  went  the  fpirit 
19. 6. and/aid  to  the  judges,Take  heed 
25. 1 5. he  fenta  prophet,which/airf 

1 6.k./a.to  him,  Art  thou  made  of  the  ks.cou. 
3y.23.king/airf  to  his  fervants,  Have  me  away 

E\ra  2.6$.Tir(hatha/<?irf — they  fhouid  not  eat  of 
5.3.  faid  thus  to  them,  Who  bath         Verfe  9. 

4.then  faid  we  after  this  manndr 
9.t>.and/airf,  O  my  God,  I  am  afhamed 
10.1 2.as  thou  haft/airf,fo  muft  we  do 

Wcfc.4.  iuour  adverfaries/airf,  They  lhal  not  know 
5.2.  there  were  that  /airf,We  Verf.  3, 4. 

8.9.Levits/airf,This  day  is  holy 
9.i8.and/airf,Thisisthygodthat  brought 
1 3. 1  i.then  contendedl  with  the  rulers,and/airf 


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40. 1 4.  and  faid  unto  him,Doeft  thou  certainly 
50.7.tbeir  adverfaries/airf,We  offend  not 
£378.4.20. of  whom  we/airf,Under  his  fhadow 
£^.9.8.cryed  and/airf,Ah,Lord  God,wilt  thou 
1  i.j.thushave  yefaid,0  houfe  of  Ifrael 

1 5;.  to  whom  the  inhabit,  of  Jeruf.  have  faid 
1 2.9.  hath  not  the  rebellious  houfe  faid  to  thee 
24.i9.people/airf,Wilt  thou  not  tell  us 
26.2.Tyrus  hath /airf  againft  Jerufalem,Aha 
27.3.O  Tyrus,thou  haft/airf,I  am  of  perfect 
28. 2. thou  haft  faid,\  ama  god 
29.3. which  hafl/airf,My  river  is  mine 
3  5.10.  becaufe  thou  haft /airf,  Thtfe  two  nati. 
3c5.a.becaufe  the  enemy  hath  faid  aga.you,  Aha 
40.4.the  man  faid  unto  me,Son  of  man,behold 
Daa.i.  1 8.at  the  end  of  the  dayes,ths  king  had  faid 
2.2j.Arioch — /airf  thus  to  hi  m,I  have  found 
3.i4.Nebuc. — faid  to  them,  Is  it  true, O  Shad. 

28.Nebuc.fpake  & /airf,  Blefled  be  the  G.of 
4.  I4.cryed  aloud  ,and /airf  thus,Hew  down 

30.king  fpake,  &faid,ls  not  this  great  Bab. 
6.  y.then /airf  thefe  men,We  fhallnot  rind 

1 6.king/airfto  Daniel,Thy  Go.whom  thou 

1  o.the  king/Sid  to  Daniel,0  Daniel 
8. 1 3. another  faint  faid  to  the  faint  that  fpake 

ie>.calied,and/izirf,Gabriel,make  this  man 
9.4. made  my  confeffion,and/aM/,0  Lord,the 
io.i6.I/airfunto  him  that  flood  before  me 
1 1.6. one  faid to  the  man  clothed  in  linnen 
Hof.i  2.8.Ephraim/airf,  Yet  I  am  become  rich 


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11. 1  teftified  againft  them,  and  faid^hy    \  Jonah  1 .  i4.cryed,and  /airf,We  befeech  thee 


Eftb.  5 .  T  .that  he  may  do  as  E  fiber  hath  faid 

8.1  will  do  to  morrow  as  the  king  hath  fold 
14-then  /airfZerefh  his  wife,  and  all  his  fri. 
Job  1.5. Job  faid,lt  may  be  my  fons  have  finned 
16.  there  came  alfo  another,  and  faid 

Verf.  1 7, 1 8. 
2i.and/airf,Naked  came  I  out  of  my 
z.9.theofaid  his  wife,Doefl  thou  ftill  retain 

1  i.4.thou  haft/airf,My  doctrine  is  pure 

2  2.1 7.which /airf  unto  God,Depart  from  us 
27-i.Job  continued  his  parable,and /airf 

Chap.29.1. 
3 1.24.  or  have  faid  to  the  fine  gold,Thou  arc 

j  1. if  the  men  of  my  tabernacle  faid  not 
34.  5.  for  Job  hath/rirf,I  am  righteous 
38.11  .and  faid,  Hiiherto  (halt  thou  come 
Pfal.  1 2-4.who  have/airf,Witb  our  tongue  will  we 
1 4. 1. the  fool  hath/airfin  hisheart,There  is  no 

1 6.x.  thou  haft  faid  to  theLord,Thou  art 
27.8.my  heart  faid  to  thee,  Thy  face,Lord 

3  5.2  i.and/airf,  Aha,  aha,  our  eye  hath  feen  it 
83.i2..who/airf,Letus  take  to  ourfelves 

95.  io.and  /airfjt  is  a  people  that  do  erre 
1 3  7.7.who/airf,Rafe  it,  rafe  it 

Pro.4.4.  taught  roe  alfo,  and  faid  unto  me 
7.13-withan  impudent  fact  faid  to  him 

7/a.6\3.onecryed  to  another,and /airf,Holy 
1 4. 1 3. thou  had  faid  in  thine  hearr,I  wil  afcend 
28.15  .becaufe  ye  have  /airf,We  have  made 
30.  i6.but  ye /airf,  No  5  but  we  will  flee 
38.2?. for  Ifaiah  bad  faid,  Let  them  take 

22.Hezekiah  alfo  hadfoidyWhat  is  the  figne 
39«8.then/airfHezek.to  Ifai.Good  is  the  word 
4i.6.every  one/airftohisbrother,Beofgcod    . 

9.and /airf  to  thee,Thou  art  my  fervant 
47.10.  thou  haft/airf,None  feeth  me 

thou  haft /airf  in  thine  heart,I  am,and 
66.%.  that  caft  you  out  for  my  Names  fake,  faid 

Jcr. x&.the  priells /airf  not,Where  is  the  Lord 
5. 1 2.belyed  the  Lord,and/airf,It  is  not  he 
19. 1 4.flood  in  the  court ,&  faid  to  all  the  peop. 

2  3.25 .1  have  heard  what  the  prophets/aw 
26.16.then/dirf  the  princes,Thisman  is  not 
28.6.  even  the  prophet  Teremiah  faid,  Amen 
29.1  y  .becaufe  ye  ha.se  faidfTht  Lord  hath 

3  2.8.and/airf  to  me,  Buy  my  field 

2  f  .thou  haft /airf  to  me,Buy  the  field 
35.11  .that  we/airf,Come,&  let'us  go  to  Jeruf. 

1 8  Jeremiah  faid  to  the  houfe  of  the  Rcchab. 
37.14.then (airf  Jeremiahjt  is  falfe 

i7.asked  fecretly,and/airf,  Is  there  any 
3  8 . 2  j .  w  hat  thou  haft  faid  unto  the  kingj 

alfo  what  the  king/airfunto  thee 


2. 2.&  faid,  I  cried  by  reafon  of  mine  affliction 
3.4.he  cried,and /airf,  Yet  forty  dayes 
4.8.and/airf,Tc  is  better  for  me  to  die 
Micah  7.  io.which /airf  to  me,Where  is  the  Lord 
Zepb.1.1  y.that /airf  in  her  heart,I  am 
Zecb. 5. f.the  angel — went  forth,and/airf 
Mai.  1 .  13  .ye  faid  alfo,What  a  wcarineffe  is  it 
3.7.ye/airf,Wherein  (hall  we  return 
i4»ye  have/airf,l"t  is  vain  to  ferve  God 
^.8.1 9.fcribe  came  &/<»d,Mafter,I  will  follow 
1 1  .j.and  faid,  Art  thou  he  that  fhould  come 
1 1. 2 3. people  were  amazed,  andfaid,ls  this 

47.then  one  faid,  Behold,  thy  mother 
13.27.came  and/airf,Sir,didftnot  thou  fow 
54-were  aftonifhed,and/aifi,Whence  hath 
I4.2.and  faid  to  his  ferv.This  is  John  the  Bapt. 
1 5.10.  called  the  mult.&/airf,Hear  &  underft. 
17.  y.whrch/airf,This  is  my  beloved  Son 

Z.^3.22. 

1 9.and  fdd,  Why  could  not  we  caft  him  out 

24.came  to  Peter,&/i2irf,  Doth  not  your  Ma. 

19.5.  and  faid,  For  this  caufe  (hall  a  man  leave 

ifi.one  came,and/«rf,Good  Mafter 
21.11  .multitude/dirfjThis  is  Jefus 
1  j.andpjrfjlt  is  written,My  houfe 
1 9. and  faid  unto  it,Let  no  fruit  grow 
28. came  to  the  firft,and/wrf,  Son 
30.came  to  the  fecond,and  faidhkewiCe 
22. 13.  then  faid  the  king  to  his  ferv.  Bind  him 
1 8.  Jefus  perceived  their  wickedneffo  &  faid 
24.Mofes/Sirf,If  a  man  die 
2  y.22.had  received  two  talents,came  and  faid 

Verfe  24. 
26. 1  y  .and  faid  to  them,What  will  ye  give  me 
26.and/<«rf,Take,eat,  this  is  my  body 

Ma/\  14.22. 
3  5.  likewife/«»rf  alfo  all  the  difciples 

Mar\  14.31. 
49.came  to  Jefus,and/airf,  Hail  Mafter 
6i.and/Jwrf,This  fellow  faid,\  am  able 
6"4.Jefus  faith,Thou  haft/iirf 
7  i.and  faid  to  them  that  were  there 
7$.faid  to  Peter,  Surely  thou  art  one  of  them 
Mar.  14.70, 
7  ?.remembred  the  words  of  Jefus,which/<zirf 
27.6.tooke  the  filvet  pieces,and/airf,  It  is  not 
23.governour/<aW,  Why  ?  what  evill  hath  he 
4i.mockinghim,with  the  fcribes  &  eld.  faid 
Mar\  15.31. 
47.heard  that,  faid,  This  man  calleth  Elias 
Marl{  iy.351. 
49.  the  reft/^Let  be,let  us  fee 
63  .we  remember  that  that  deceiver faid 
Mcet\  2.i4.and/Wto  him,  Follow  me 


3. 22.the  fcribes — faid,U.e  hath  Bee!-zcbub 
23.and/ii^tothem  inp:rables,  How 

4.2.and  faid  to  th.m  in  his  doctrine 

4 1  .and  faid  one  to  another,What  manner 

?.7.cryed,and/tf;rf,What  have  I  to  do 

30.turned  him  about  in  the  preaffe,  and  faid 
3  y.certain  which  faidfThy  daughter  is  dead 
41  .and  faid  unto  her,  Talitha-cumi 

6.15.  others /iii,  That  it  is  Elias 

and  others  faidfYhat  it  is  a  prophet 
1  S.John  had  faid  to  Herod,It  is  not  lawfujl 

7.io.Mofts/d;rf,  Honour  thy  fatber,&  thy  rao. 

9.24  cryed  out  with  rears,and/dirf,Lord,I 
a6.tnatmany/ift/,Heis  dead 

1  o.  1 4.much  diipleafed,2nd/<arf  to  tfiem,Suffcr 

1  r.j.ce'tain  of  them  that  flood  thete, faid 

1 2.7.thofe  husbandmen /tf/rfamong  themfelves 
1  f .  knowing  their  hypocrifie,/«rf 
3  z  .wcll,Mafler,thou  hafkfaid  the  truth 
36.David/a/rfby  the  holy  Ghoft 

I4.4.had  indignation,  andfaid,Why  is  this 
1  2.hisdifciples/(zii5Where  wilt  thou  that 
1 9.  another  faid,  h  it  I 
<5i.asked  him,and/^rf,Art  thou  the  Chrift 

1  5-2.he  anfweringj/airf,  Thou  faitft  it 
Lu((e  1 .  r  3 .  the  angd  faid,  Fear  not        Verfe  3  o. 

Chap.2.10. 
3  4  .then  faid  Mary  to  the  angel 
46.Mary  faid,  My  foul  doth  magnifie 

2. 1 5,(hepherds/«irf  one  to  another 

z8.in  his  arms,and  blefled  God,and  faid 
48. his  mothtr  faid,Son,why  haft 

3.1 2.publicans/<i;rf,Mafler,what  (hall  we  do 

4.3-the  divel/airfjlf  thou  be  the  Son  of  God 

Verfe  9 

6.t.  certain  of  ihe  Pharifees/^'rfjWhy  do 
8.  faid  to  the  man  which  had  the  withered 
20.on  his  difciples,&  /aii,Bleffed  be  ye  poor 

7.9.  and  faid  to  the  people  that  followed  him 

1  3.  faid  unto  her,  Weep  not 

44.turned  to  the  woman,  and  faid  to  Simon 
8. 20.it  was  told  him  by  certain,which/iirf 

2  8.  with  a  loud  voice  faid,  What  have  I  to  do 
45./<iirf,Ma[ler,The  multitude  throng  thee 

9. 1 2.the  twelve  came  to  hinband/airf,  Send  the 

3  3.Peter/<Kd,It  is  good  for  us  to  be  here 
48.and  faid  to  them,Whofoever  (hall  receive 
55.rebuked  them,and/«rf,Ye  know  not  of 
57.a  certain  man/<wrf,Lord,I  will  follow 
6i.anotber/«rf,Lord,I  will  follow  thee 

io.2i.and/2vrf,I  thank  thee>0  Father 
23. turned  to  his  difciples,and/i;'rf privately 
29-willing  to  juftifie  himfelf,/«rfto  Jefus 
40.Marthacame  and  &rf,Lorcl,doeft  thou 

1  i.i.one  of  his  difciples  /^rf,Lord,teach  us  to 
1 5.fcme  of  them  faidJAe  caftcth  out  divds 
i7.he  knowing  their  thcughrs,/2s'rf 
*27.woman  lifted  uphervoice,&/2Krf,BlefTed 
4  5.one  of  the  lawyers,  and  faid,  Mafter,thus 
49.therefore  alfo  faid  the  Wifdome  of  God 

1 2.13-one  of  the  company /aJrf,Mafler,fpeak  to 
4i.Peter/iirf,Lord,  fpeakeft  thou  thisparab. 

13.12  .faid  unto  her^Womanjthou  att  loofed 
i4.and  faid  to  the  people,  There  are  fix  days 

2  3-then/iirfone,  Lo.are  there  few  thatfhall 
1 4. 1 8.firft/<w^I  have  bought  a  piece  of 

1 9.another/«irf,I  have  bought  five  yoke 
20.another/rfirf}I  have  married  a  wife 
1  % .2 i-the  fon  faid  unto  him,Fath.I  have  finned 
1 6. 3  .the  fleward  faid  within  himfelf 
f  faid  to  the  fitft,How  much  oweA  thou 

17.13  .and /<zirf,Jefus,Ma[ler,have  mercy  on  us 
1 8.26.that  heard  it  }faid,  Who  then  can  be 

28.Peter  faid,  Lo,we  have  left  all 
19.33 -owners  thereof/airf,Why  loofe ye  the 
20.23.and/airf, Why  tempt  ye  me 

3  9,certain  of  the  fcribes  anfwering,/airf 

Mafter.thou  haft  well/Sirf 
12.17.gave  tbanks,&/iirf,Take  this,  &  divide 
$6. and  faid  to  them,  Why  fleepye 
56.andySirf,This  man  was  alfo  with  him 
23.14  faid  to  them,  Ye  have  brought  this  man 
29.23.wh.ich/airfchat  he  was  alive 
24.  found  it  fo  as  the  woman  bad  faid 
tffaid,  Thus  it  is  written,and  thus  it 
John  1.23.  as/airfthe  prophet  Efaias 

H-the 


S  A  I 


S  A  I 


S  AI 


S  A  I 


SAI        SAX 


s  j. the  fame/flirfto  me,Upon  whom 
2. 16.  mi  [aid  to  them  that  fold  doves 
j.Lcame  tojefusby  nighr,and faid 
1.27.yet  no  man/flirf,Whatfeekeft  thou 

'  /Lz.andfaid  to  the  woman,Now  we  beleeve 
,  10,Jews/^tohim  that  was  cured 
'  1 1. the  fame  [aid  to  me,Take  up  thy  bed 
i  a"  what  man  is  that  which  [aid  to  thee,Take 
isibut/rtirfalfojthatGod  was  his  Father 
6.14-thofemen — faid,Thi$  is  of  a  truth  that 

6o.when  they  heard  this,/rtirf,This  is  an  hard 
7.  j. his  brethren /rtid,Depart  hence 
'  ir. the Jewes /aid, Where  ishe 
i  z^oxne  faid,  He  is  a  good  man  :  others  fold 
2,5.thenJMforne  of  them  of  Jerufal.Is  not 
3  i.and/rtirf,When  Chrift  cometh,will  he 

2  j.then/flid  the  Jewes  among  themfelves 

3  8  .as  the  fcripture  hath  faid,om  of  his  belly 
4o./flirf,Of  a  truth,thisis  the  prophet 
41. others /airf.  This  is  the  Chrift 

but  fome/flirf,Shall  Chrift  come  out  of 
4i.hath  not  the  fcripture  faidfThat  Chrift 
8.i?  .Pharifeesfrtirf,Thou  beareft  record  of  thy 
5  z.xhtnfaid  the  Jews  to  him,No  w  we  know 
o.S.faid,ls  not  this  he  that  fate  and  begged 
o.fome  faid,This  is  he:others/«irf,He  is  like 
io.and/rtirf,Go  to  the  pool  of  Siloam 
i6.others/rtirf>How  can  a  man  that  is  a  finn. 
a  j  .therefore  faidhis  parents,He  is  of  age 
z^.and  faid  to  him,Give  God  the  praife 
40.and  [aid  to  him,  Are  we  blind  alfo 
io.20.manyof  them/rtirf,He  hatha divell 
a  i  .others  /airf,Thefe  are  not  the  words  of 
41. many /flirf,  John  did  no  miracle 
1 1 .x  2 .then [aid  his  difciples,Lord,if  he  fleep 
3  4.and/rtirf,Where  have  ye  laid  him 
37.fome  of  them/airf,Could  not  thk  man 
1 2.z9>the  people  — faid  thac  it  thundred 

others  [aid,  An  angel  fpake  to  him 
39.  becaufe  Efaias/iiirf  again 
4i.thefe  things /«zrfEfaias,w  hen  hefaw 
jo.  as  the  Father  faid  to  me,fo  I  fpeak 
16.19.  hisdifcipIes/rtirf,Lo}now  thou  fpeakeft 
i7.i.and/rtirf,Father,the  hour  is  come 
i8.29.Pilate  went  forth,and/<zzrf,What  accufa. 
i9.3.and/«irf,Hail,Kingof  the  Jewes 
20.2  ,"  .other  difcip.-— faidto  him,We  have  feen 

26.and/rtirf,Peace  be  unto  you 
2i  .ro.at  fupper,and/rtid,  Lord,which  is  it 
Alts  1. 1. which  alfo /flirf,  Ye  men  of  Galilee 

i  f  .Pet.  flood  in  the  midft  of  the  dik.Sifaid 
2.ij.others  mocking,/rtirf,Thefe  men  are 

3 8. then  Peter/aid  to  them,  Repent 
3-4.Peter — with  John,/rtid,Look  on  us 
tf.Peter/airf,  Silver  and  gold  have  I  none 
22.Mofes  truly  faid  unto  the  fath.A  prophet 
4.2j.repo[t.all  that  the  chuf  priefts —  had  faid 
24.1ift  up  their  voice  to  God — and  fold 
2$.by  the  mouth  of  thy  fervantDa.  haft /rtirf 
3  2.neither/rtirf  any  of  them,  that  ought  of 
5.i9.brought  them  fortb,and/flirf 

3  {.and /rtirf  unto  them,  Ye  men  of  Ifrael 
6>  1 1. they  fuborned  men, which  faid 

i^.fetup  falfe  witneffes,which/rtirf 
7. 3  7  .this  is  that  which  Motes  faid 

$6.andfaid,  Behold,I  fee  the  heavens  open 
8.3o.and/rtirf,  Underftandeft  thou  what  thou 
36.the  eunuch /rtirf,See,here  is  water 
37.Philip/rtirf,  If  thoubeleeveft 
o.6./rtirf,Lord,what  wilt  thou  have  me  to  do 
i7.putting  his  hands  on  him,/rtirf,Brother 
2 1  .were  amazed ,and  piid,\s  not  this  he 
40.turned  to  the  body,and/rtirf,  Tabitha 
io.4.wasafraid,and/rtirf,Whatisit,Lord 
i9.the  fpirit  faid,  Behold,  3.  men  feek  thee 
3  4. Peter  opened  his  mouth,  and  faid 
1 3 . 2 .  the  holy  G  hoft  faid,  Separate  me  Barnab, 

22.and/flirf,I  have  found  David,a  man 
\H-\o.faid  with  a  loud  voice,Stand  upright 
i^.jo.brought them  our,and/flirf,Sirs,what 
1 7  .i  z.and  faid,Ye  men  of  Athens 

28.3s  certain  of  your  own  poets  havefaid 
3  2  .others /izirf,We  will  hear  thee  again 
1 8. 6. (hook  his  raiment,and /zzrf,  Your  bloud 
a  1 .q.who  faid  to  Paul  through  the  fpirit 
2o.and/airftohim,Thoufeeft,brother 


3  7  .who faid,  Canft  thou  fpeak  Greek  I 

22. 1 3-ftood  and  faid  to  me,Brother  Saul 
22.1ift  up  their  voice,and/flirf,  Away  with 
28.Paul/rtirf,But  I  was  free  born 
a  3 .4.that  ftood  by, faid,  Revileft  thou  Gods 
5.then/flirfPaul  J  wift  not,brethren 
Ao^.7.7.except  the  law  had/rtirf,Thou  (halt 

9. 29<and  as  Efaias  faid  before,Except 
Gal.1.9.  as  vie  faid  before  ,fo  fay  I  now 
Heb. 3. ro.and  faid,  They  do  alway  erre  in 
7.2i.by  him  that  [aid  to  him/The  Lord  fware 
10.30.we  know  him  that  hath  faid,  Vengeance 
12.21.  that  Mofes/airfJ  exceedingly  fear 
fude  9.but  (aidfThe  Lord  rebuke  thee 
Kew.y.i4.the  four  beafts  /flirf,  Amen 

6.16'  and  faidto  the  mountains  and  rocks 
io.9.and/rtirf,Give  me  the  little  book 
21.5  /«irf,Behold,I  make  all  things  new 
Anfwered  and  §&  alD. 
Gen.zq.  $0.  Laban  and  Bethuel  anfwered  and  faid 
27.37.  Ifaac  anfwered  and  faidto  Efau 

Verfe  39. 
3 1 .  i4.Rachel  and  Leah  anfwered  and  faid 
Exod.tn.i-aU  the  people  anf.with  one  voice,&  fi- 

1  Sam.9.1  z.they  anfwered  them,  and/flirf,He  is 
10.1 2.oneof  the  fame  place  anfwered  andfaid 
I4.a8.anfwered  one  of  the  people,  &faid,Thy 
16.18.  anfwered  one  of  the  ferv.  &  faid,  I  have 
25. 1  o.Nabal  anfwered  Davids  fer.&  faidfNho 
26.6.then  anfwered  David,and  faid  to  Ahimel. 

i4.Abner  anfwered  and  faid,Who  art  thou 

2  K}ng.  1. 1  o.Elijah  anfwered  &  faid  to  the  captain 

Verle  12. 

Job  2.4.  Satan  anfwered  the  Lord,and  faid 

40. 1  .the  Lord  anfwered  Job,and/«irf     Ver.6. 
Mat .20.1 3.he  anfwer.  one  of  them,&/rtirf,Friend 

27.2i.governour  anfwered  and  faid  to  them 
Liife  9.49-John  anfwered  and/rtid,Mafter,we  faw 
See  further  %vAxDlt$i, 
He  £>att>, 
Gen.^.9.hefaid^.  know  not.  Am  I  my  broth.keeper 
9.2  5.hee /rtirf,  Curfed be Cainan 
if.8.he  fflirf,Lord  God,  whereby  (hall  I  know 
18.29.he/iMrfjI  will  not  do  it  for  forties  fake 
30.be  faid  unto  him,0  let  not  the  Lord  be 
Verfe  32. 
hefaid,!  will  not  do  it  if  I  find  30.there 
3  i.he/rtirf,Behold  now  I  have  taken  upon  me 
3  2.he  faid,!  will  not  deftroy  it  for  tens  fake 
19.17.that  at  faid,  Efcape  for  thy  life 
20.4.he  faid,  L.  wilt  thou  flay  a  righteous  nati. 
5./flirfhcnctuntome,She  is  my  (ifter 
iiS.unto  Sarah  he/rtirf,Behold,I  have  given 
21.30.he/flM?,  For  thefe  feven  ew-lambs  (halt 
22.i.and  hec  faid,  Behold,  here  am  I 

Verfes  7, 1  r . 

I2.he  faid,  Lay  not  thine  hand  upon  the  lad 

24.12.he/ajrf,  O  Lord  God  of  my  matter  Abr. 

3  i.he/rtirf,Come  in,thou  blefled  of  the  Lord 

3  3.he/tfirf,I  willnot  eat  untill  I  have  told 

he  faid,  Speak  on 
34.he/rtirf,I  am  Abrahams  fervant 
40.he/flirfunto  me,  The  Lord,  before  whom 
S4.he/flJrf,Send  me  away  unto  my  matter 
<;6.hefaid  unto  them,Hinder  me  not 
26-7.be /flirf,She  is  my  (ifter 

27.  i.he/fliiunto  him, Behold,  here  am  I 
i8.he/flirf,  Here  am  I 

2che  faid,  Becaufe  the  Lord  God  brought  it 
2  2.he/flirf,The  voice  is  Jacobs  voice 
24.he/rtirf,Art  thou  my  very  fon  Efau 

hee  faid,  I  am 
2y.he/d/rf,Bring  it  neer  to  me,and  I  will  eat 

28.  i7.he  was  afraid,and/flirf,  How  dreadfull  is 
29.j.he/flirfunto  them,Know  ye  Laban 

6.he/airfunto  them,Is  he  well 
7  .he  faid,  Lo,  it  is  yet  high  day,  neither  is 
2f.he  faidto  Laban,What  is  this  thou  haft 
30.3  i.he/airf,What  (hall  I  give  thee 
3  i.B.if  he  faid :  thus,  The  fpeckled  (hall  be  thy 
if  he  faid  thus,Thering-ftraked  (hall  be 
1  i.he fflirf,  Lift  up  now  thine  eyes,  &  fee  all 
49-for  he  faid,  The  L.  watch  between  me  & 
3  2. 2 o.he  faid,  I  will  appeafe  him  with  the  pref. 
26. he  faid, Let  roe  go,for  the  day  breaketh 
hefaid,!  will  not  let  thee  go,  except  thou 


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27.he  faid,  What  is  thy  name ;  he/iirf jacori 
zS.hefaid,Thy  name  lhal  be  called  no  more 

3  3.f.he  jW/The  children  which  God  hath 
8.he/fljrf,Whit  meancft  thou  by  all  this  dro. 

he/flJrf,Thefe  are  to  find  grace  in  the  fight 
37.3  .he/rtirf,Hear,  I  pray  you,this  dream 
13.  he/flirfunto  him,  Here  am  I 
i4.he/flJrfGo,I  pray,fee  whether  it  be  well 
1 6.  hefaid,  I  feek  my  brethren 
3  5.  hefaid,Vor  I  will  go  down  to  the  grave 
38.  n.  he  faid,  left  perad venture  he  die  alfo,  as 
17. he  faid,  I  will  fend  thee  a  kid  from  the  fl. 
18.  hefaid,  What  pledge  (hall  I  give  thee 
39.8.he/flirf  unto  his  mafters  wife,Behold,my 
40.i6.he/<«rfunto  Jofeph,I  alfo  was  in  my  dr. 
4i.$i.forGod,/fljrfhe,hatbmademeforgetall 
42.2.he/rtirf,  Behold,I  have  heard  that  there  is 
4.he/«irfJLeft  peiradventure  mifchief  befall 
7. he  faid  unto  them,  Whence  come  ye 
i2.he/rtirfuuto  them,Nay,but  to  fee  the  nak. 
28.  he  faid  unto  his  brethren,  My  money  is 
3  8. he  faid,My  fon  (hall  not  go  down 

4  3 . 1 6.  he  faid  to  the  ruler  of  his  houfe,  Bring 
23.he/«irf,Peace  be  to you,fear  not 
29.he/}zirf,God  be  gracious  to  thee,my  fon 

44.10.he/rtirf,  Now  let  it  be  according  to  your 

1 7«he/rtirf,God  forbid  that  I  (hould  dofo 
4j.4.he/rtirf,  I  am  Jofeph  your  brother 

24.be  faid,See  that  ye  fall  not  out  by  the  way 
27-words  of  Jof.which  he  had  faid  to  them 
4(§.2.andhe/rtirf,HereamI  £^.3.4. 

l.hefaid,!  am  God,the  God  of  thy  father 
47. 30, he  faid,  I  will  do  as  thou  haft  faid 

3;.he/fl«rf,Swear  unto  me  :  and  he  fware 
48.9.he/rtirf,  Bring  themj  pray,unto  me 

1  f.he  bleffed  Jofep h,&/rtjrf,God,bef.whom 
49.29.he  charged  them,and  faid  unto  them 
Exod.  1  .y.hefaid  unto  hispeople,Behold,  the-peo. 
16  .he/rtirf,When  ye  do  the  office  of  a  midw. 
a.13.  he  faid  unto  him  that  did  the  wrong 
1  ^.hefaid,  Who  made  thee  a  prince  over  us 
i8.he/rti.How  is  it  that  ye  are  come  fo  foon 
zo.hefaid unto  his  daughters,  And  where  is 
zi.he  fai.  I  have  been  a  ftranger  in  a  ftrange 
3.5.he/rtid,Draw  not  nigh  hither,  put  off  thy 
6.hcfaid,l  am  the  God  of  thy  fathers,the  G. 
1 2.he  faid,  Certainly ,1  will  be  with  thee 
i4.he  faid,Tbus  (hah  thoufay  unto  the  chil. 
4r2.and  hefaid,  A  rod 

3  .he  faid,  Caft  it  on  the  ground 
7. he  /rtirf,Put  thine  hand  into  thy  bofome 
1  l.hefaid,0  my  Lord,fend,I  pray  thee,by 
i4.he  /rtirfjsnot  Aaron  the  Levite  thybrot. 
5. 17.be/rtirf,  Ye  are  idle 
io,8.he/rtirf  unto  thein,  Goe  ferve  the  Lo.  your 
16.23.he/rtirf  unto  them,This  is  that  which  the 
18.3 , he  faid,l  havebin  an  alien  in  a  ftrange  la. 

24«and  did  all  that  he  had  faid 
34. 10, he  faid,l  make  a  covenant  before  all  thy 
Nu?n.  10.30.he  faid  unto  him,  I  will  not  goe 
3  i.he  /rtirf,Leave  us  not,I  pray  thee 
36.ht/rtid,Return,0  Lord,unto  the  many 
23.i9.hathhe/dirf,  and  (hall  he  not  doe  it 
24.4.he  hath/rtirf,which  heard  the  wordsof  G, 
Verfe  16. 
De ut.  1 1 . 2  %  .as  he  hath  faid  unto  you 
1 8. 2.  as  he  hath  faid  unto  them 

Jofhmii.  14333. 
29.13.as  he  hath  faid  unto  thee 
3  2.46.  hefaid  unto  them,  Set  your  hearts  unto 
3 3#8.of  Levi,he/rtirf,Let  thy  Thum.  and  Urim 
J«/&.i4.io.Lord  that  kept  me  alive,as  hefaid  thefe 
f«rfg.8. 3. abated  toward  him,when  hehad/rt.  that 
12.5-artthouan  Ephramite?  If  he/rtirf,Nay 
1 3 . 1 1.  and  he  faid,  I  am 
Ri$b  1.17. he  faidto  me,Goenot  empty  to  thy 
4. 1. unto  whom  hefaid,  Ho,fuch  a one,turne 
4.and  hefaid,!  will  redeem  it 
1  Sam.i .  1 7.of  all  things  that  he  faid  unto  thee 
14.40.  then  faid  he  unto  all  IfraehBe  ye  on  one 
1  f  .jo.then  hefaid,!  have  finned 
i6.8.he/rtirf,Neither  harh  the  Lord  chofen  this 

Verle  9. 
i7.2S.he/rtirf,Why  cameft  thou  down  hither 

5  $.hefaid unto  Abner,  Abner,  whofe  fon  is 

s8ii  i.he/rtJrf,I  will fmite  Da.even  to  the  wall 

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19.1  7. he  faid  unto  me.  Let  me  go,why  mould 
20,  io.he  faid  to  him,  Thou  fon  of  the  perverfe 

2  2.3  .he [aid  unto  the  king  of  Moab,Let  my  fa. 
%  5. 3 9.he/«rf,Bleffed  be  the  Lord  that  hath 
26. 1 8.he  /rtid,Wherfore  doth  my  lord  thus  pur, 
28.1  i.he/fli^,Bring  me  up  Samuel 

3  o.  r  3  .he  faid,l  am  a  young  man  of  Egypt 

1  5. he  faid,  Swear  unto  me  by  God  that  thou 
2  Sam.i.S.hefddunto  me,Who  art  thou 

p.hzfaid  unto  me  again,Stand,I  pray 
3. 28. he  faid,\  and  my  kingdome  are  guiltlefle 
9.2.he/aiW,Thyfervantis  he 
10.1 1'  he  faid,lf  the  Syrians  be  too  ftrong  for 
14.12.and  he  fdd,  Say  on 
if,2.he/rti«/,Thy[ervantis  of  one  of  the  tribes 
i6.i*hefaid,To  day  (hall  the  houfe  of  If.refto. 
1 8. iS.he  faid,  I  have  no  fon  to  keep  my  name 

2 3  .hoYt[oevzt,fa';d  he,let  me  run 

3  3  .thus  hefaid,0  my  fon  Abfalom,my  fon 
2i.4.he/W,Whatyou(hall  fay,  that  I  will  do 
2 3 . 1 7-he  [aid&e  it  far  from  me,0  Lord,that  I 

1  Kin.\.$\.hefdd,  Wherefore  is  this  noife  of  the 

2.4.not  fail  thee(7rtiflfhe)a  man  on  the  throne  of 
1 3.  and  he  [aid,  Peaceably 
i4.he  fdd,\  have  fomewhatto  fay  unto  thee 
30.he/rtirf,Nay,but  I  will  die  here 
3 1. do  as  he  hath/rtJd,and  fall  upon  him 
9. 1 3  ,he/dJflf,What  cities  are  thefe  that  thou  haft 
i  2.  f.hefdd  to  them,  Depart  yet  for  three  daies 
1 3.26.he/«ii,It  is  the  man  of  God,who  was 
i4.6.that  hefaid,Cotzic  in,  thou  wife  of  Jerob. 
18.34.  hefaidiDo  it  the  fecond  time 

hefaid,Do  it  the  third  time 

4  3  .he  fdd,  Go  again  feven  times 

1 9.  io.he  faid,  I  have  been  very  jeal.  for  the  Lo. 

2 1 .4.  he  had  [aid,  I  wil  not  give  thee  the  inher. 

zz.19.hz  faid,  Hear  thou  therefore  the  word  of 

2  2.he/<KW,I  wil  go  forth,&  I  will  be  a  lying 

2  Kjng.i.  J. he  faid  unto  them,Why  are  ye  now  tur. 

7.he  faidio  them,  What  manner  of  man  was 

8. and  he  fdd,  It  is  Elijah  the  Tifhbite 
2.3  .he/<»rf,Yea,I  know  it,  hold  you  your  peace 

6.hefaid,  As  the  Lord  liveth,and  as  thy  foul 

io.he  faid,  Thou  haft  asked  an  hard  thing 

i6.he  [dd,Ye  (hall  not  fend 

20.he/<»rf,Bring  me  a  new  crufe :  and  they 
3.7.  hefaid,!  will  goe  up 

S.he./rtz^Which  way  fhall  we  go  up 

\6.hefaid,Thus  faith  the  L.  Make  this  vally 
4.23  .he/W,Wherefore  wilt  thou  go  to  him 
j.  1  the/aid,  Behold  now,I  know  that  there  is 

i6.be/rtid,  As  the  L.livethJ  wil  receive  none 
6. 3  3  .he/aJrf,Behold,this  evill  is  of  the  Lord 
^.^.hefdd,  I  have  an  errand  to  thee,0  captain 

1 2. he  faid,  Thus  and  thus  fp3ke  he  to  me 
10.22. he /did  unto  him  that  was  over  the  veftry 
1 3 .  i7.he/*Jirf,Open  the  window  eaft ward 
1 7. 2  3.  as  he  faid  by  all  his  fervants  theprophets 
20.19, hefaid,Is  it  not  good ,if  peace  and  truth 
.  2  3.1 7. then  he/aid.  What  title  is  this  that  I  fee 

1  Chro.zz.ii.it  he  huh  faid  of  thee 

2  Chro.1S.z7. he  faid,  Hearken,  all  ye  people 

3  3.  therefore  hzfaid  to  his  charet-man,Turn 

24.22.he/a«/,The  Lord  look  upon  it,&  require 

28.23.he/izid,Becaufc  the  gods  of  the  kings  of 

Neh.4.1  .hzfaid, Even  that  wch  they  build,if  a  fox 

6.1  o.hzfaid,  Let  us  meet  together  in  the  houfe 

fob  28. 28. unto  man  hefaid,J$ehold,the  fear  of 

34.9.  for  he  hath  faid,  It  profiteth  a  man  noth. 
Pfal.  1  o.6.he  hath  faid  in  his  heart ,1  (hall  not  be 
1 1. he  hath/did  inhis  heart,God  hath  forgot. 
1 3. he  hath  fa.  in  his  heart,Thou  wilt  not  reg. 
1 06. 2  3.  he  faid  that  he  would  deftroy  them 
2/0.23 . 1 2.  he  faid,  Thou  (halt  no  more  rejoice,0 
28.1 2.to  whom  he  faid,  This  is  the  reft 
39.4.then/Mhe,  What  have  they  feen  in  thine 
4c.6\and  he/M,WhatfhallI  cry  ?  AUflefh  is 
49.i<.hee/flirf,Itisalight  thing  that  thou 
63.8. he  faid,  Surely  they  are  my  people 
/^•.37.i7.thcreis  :  for  faidhefThou  (halt be  deli. 
4o.3.and  done  according  as  he  hath  faid 

5.he/«irf,Gobackalfo  to  Gedaliah 
4 1 . 6. he  faid  unto  them,  Come  to  Gedaliah 
E^{.z.i.  he  faid  unto  me,Son  of  man,ftand 
l.hefdd  unto  me,Son  of  man,I  fend 
3.1  .he  faid  unto  me,Son  of  man3?at  that  thou 


3  .hzfaid  unto  me,Son  of  man,Caufe  tby 
^.hefaid  unto  me,Son  of  man,go  get  thee 
io.he  [aid  unto  me,Son  of  man,all  the 
22.he/2Kiunto  me,Arife,go  forth  into 
4. 1^. then  fdd  he  unto  me,  Lo,  I  have  giv.  thee 
i6.hefdd  to  me,  Son  of  man,behold,  I  will 
8.  j.then  faid  he  unto  me,  Son  of  man,lift  up 
6.hzfaid further  unto  me,Son  of  man,feeft 
S.thznfaid  he  unto  me3Dig  now  in  the  wall 
o.hzfaid  unto  me,Go  in,and  behold  the 
1  z.then  faid  he  to  me,Son  of  man,  haft  thou 
1 3. he  faid  unto  me,Turn  thee  yet  again, and 
1  $/ .  he  [aid  to  me}Haft  thou  feen  this,0  fon 
Vcrfe  17. 
9-J.to  the  others  he  faid  in  mine  hearing,Go  ye 
ii.2.then/aiihe  unto  me,  Thefe  are  the  men 
29.9.becaufe  he  h3thfaid,Thz  river  is  mine 
37.3  .he  faid  unto  me,Son  of  man,can  thefe 
4-he  [aid  unto  me,Prophe(ie  unto  thefe  bon. 
y.thenfaidhe  to  me,Prophefie  unto  the  wind 
1  i.faid  he  unto  me,Son  of  man,thefe  bones 
40.45.  he  faid — Thischamb.whofe  profpeft  is 
4 1 .4.  he  faid  unto  me,This  is  the  moft  holy  pla. 
22. he  [aid  unto  me,This  is  the  table  that  is 
42.13.  then  faid  he  to  me,The  north  chamb. 
43.7. he  faid  unto  me,Sonofman,the  place  of 
iB.hz  faid  to  me,Son  of  man,  thus  faith  the 
^6.zo.faidhe  unto  me,  This  is  the  place  where 
zq.faid  he  unto  rne,Thefe  are  the  places  of 
47.6. he  faid,  Son  of  man,haft  thou  feen  this 
S.faidht  unto  me,Thefe  waters  iflue  out 
Drt#.». 2  3. he  went,&/rtid  thus  to  him,Deftroy  not 
7.z2.hzfaid,The  fourth  beaft  fhalbe  the  fourth 
8.i4,he/iaduntome,Unt0  2  3oo.  dayesjthen 
i7.hefaidto  me,Underftand,0  fon  ofman 
i9.be/rtJd,Behold,I  make  thee  know  what 
10.20.then/rt.  he,  Knoweft  thou  wherf.I  come 
1  z.y.he  faid,Go  thy  way,Daniel ;  for  the 
Amos  i.z.hefaidflht  Lord  will  roar  from  Zion 

8.2.he/rtii,Amos,what  (eeft  thou 
Jonah  i.9.he/«rfuntothem,I  am  an  Hebrew 
3.io.that  he  had  faid,  that  he  would  do  to  them 
4.9.hefaid,l  do  well  to  be  angry  ,even  unto 
Zec.i.q.he /rtii,Behold, I  have  caufed  thine  iniqui. 
4.i4.thenhe/rtirf,Tbefe  are  the  two  anointed 
^.z.hefaid  unto  me,What  feeft  thou 
3  .then  faid  he  unto  me,This  is  the  curfe 
i.he  faid,  This  is  the  wickednelTe 
i  l.hefa'idunto  me,To  build  it  an  houfe 
6.7.hefaid,Get  ye  hence,and  walk  to  and  fro 
Mat. 1. 7. he  faid  to  them,  O  generation  of  vipers 
4.;.  he  faid,  If  thou  be 'the  Son  of  God,comm. 
8. 3  2.he  faid  unto  thetrijGo  :  and  when  they 
9. 1 2.when  Jefus  heard  thzt,he  fdd 

zz.he  faid,  Daughter,be  of  good  comfort 

z^.hz  faid  unto  them,Give  place  j  for  the 

1  z.%  .hzfaid  unto  them,  Have  ye  not  read  what 

lt.hefdd unto  them ,What  man  fhall 
1 3 .  z8. he  faid  unto  them,  An  enemy  hath  done 
29.  he  faid,  Nay  ;  left  w  hen  ye  gather  up  the 
5  2.then  faid  he  to  them,Therefore  every  fcri. 
1 4. 1 8.he/rtirf,Bring  them  hither  to  me 

29.he/a«/,Come:and  when  Peter  was  come 
i6.8.he/rt/rfunto  them,0  ye  oflittlefaith 

19. 1  i.hz  faid  to  them,  All  men  cannot  receive 
17. he  faid  to  him,  Why  calleft  thou  me  good 

20.2  i.he  fdd  unto  her,What  wilt  thou 
z1.z7.he  faid  unto  them,  Neither  tell  I  you  by 
z6. 1  .he  faid  unto  his  difciples,  Ye  know 

io.he/rt«ftothem,Why  trouble  ye  the  worn. 
i8.he  faid,  Go  into  the  city  to  fuch  a  man 
2  i.he  faid,  VerilyJ  fay  unto  you,I  will  keep 

17.43.  for  he  faid,l  am  the  Son  of  God 

28. 6.  tor  he  is  riien,  as  he  faid 
Afrtr.1. 38.be/dirf  to  them.Let  us  go  into  the  next 

2.  ?. .he  faid  to  the  fick  of  the  pal(ie,Son,thy 
8.he  faid  unto  them,  Why  reafon  ye  thefe 
2  5.he/rtirfunto  them, Have  ye  never  read 
Z7. he  faid  unto  them,  The  fabbath  was  made 

4,g.hefaid  unto  them,He  that  hath  ears  to 
1 1  .he  faid  unto  them,Unto  you  it  is  given 
1  i.hzfaid  to  them,Know  ye  not  this  parable 
2 1  .he  faid  unto  them,  Is  a  candle  brought  to 
24.he/2i.unto  them,  Take  heed  what  ye  hear 
z6.hz}aid,  So  is  the  kingdome  of  God 
jo.he faid,  Whereunto  (hall  we  liken  the  ki. 


40.he  faid  unto  them,  Why  are  ye  fo  fearfull 
?.8.he/rt^unto  him,Com:  out  of  the  man 

34.he/rtjdunto  her,  Daughterly  faith  hath 
6,i^.hefaid,thn  John  the  Bapt.  was  rifen  from 
3  i.he  faid  to  them,Come  ye  your  felves  apart 
7.<>.hefaidiinto  thcm^ull  well  ye  reject  the 
i4.he/rtirfunto  them,Heark.to  me  every  one 
20.he/rtid,That  which  cometh  out  of  them 
29-he  faid  to  her,  For  this  faying,go  thy  way 

8.ii.he/rtiis/untothem3Howisitthatyedonot 
24. he  faid,  I  fee  men  as  trees  walking 
J4.he/rtirfunto  them,Whofoever  will  come 

9.2  1. and  hefaid,Ofa  child 

29.be/««/unto  them,This  kind  can  come 
26.hefaid  unto  them,  Whofoev.fli3li  receive 

1  o. 3 6.hzfaid  unto  them,What  would  ye  that  I 

i2.34.hepiduntohim,  Thou  art  not  far  froni 
$%.hz  faid  unto  them  in  his  doftrinejBeware 

14.  i6.and  found  as  he  had  faid  unto  them 
24.he/rtidunto  them,This  is  my  bloud  of 
3  6.he  faid,  Abba,Father,all  things  are  poflib. 

1  j.39.he/rt^,Truely,this  man  was  the  Son  of 

i6.7.there  fhall  ye  fee  him,  as  hzfaidunto  you 

1  f-hefrid  to  them,  Go  ye  into  all  the  world 

Luke  2.49.he/rtiiuntothem,How  is  ic  that  ye  fou. 

3.7.then/rt^hetothe  multitude  that  came 
1 3  .hzfaid  unto  them,  Exaft  no  more  then 

4.23.  hefaidto  them,  Ye  will  furely  fay  to  me 
z+Mefaid,  Verily  I  fay  unto  you,No  prophet 
41-he  faid  to  them,  I  muft  preach  thekin^d. 
f  .^.hzfaid  unto  Simon,Lanch  out  into  the  deep 
20.  he  faid  unto  him,Man,thy  fins  are  forgiv. 
24.  hefaidto  the  fick  of  the  palfie 
27JK  faid  unto  him, Follow  me 

34.he/rtirf  unto  th£m,Can  ye  make  the  child 
6. 5 .  he  faid  unto  them,  That  the  Son  of  man  is 
i:hzfaid  to  the  man,Stietch  forth  thine  ha. 
7.i4.he/rtid,Youngman,I  fay  unto  thee,Arife 
48.he  faid  unto  her,  Thy  finsare  forgiven 
5  o.he  faid  to  the  woman,Thy  faith  hath  faved 
8.8.when  he  had  faid  thefe  things,hecryed,He 
io.he  faid,  Unto  you  it  is  given  to  know  the 
2  2. he  faid  unto  them, Let  us  go  over  unto 
2  j. he  faid  unto  them:Where  is  your  faith 
30. and  he_/rtirf,Legion 
4%. he  faid  unto  her,  Daughter,  be  of  good 
$  2.  but  he/«rf,Weep  not 
•  9. 3. he  faid  unto  them,Take  nothing  for  your 
14.  he  faid  to  his  difcip.Make  them  fit  down 
zo.he  faid  to  them,  But  whom  fay  ye  that  I 

2  3. he .faid  unto  them  all,  If  any  man  will 

3  3-not  knowing  what  he  faid 

43  .he  faid  to  his  difciples,Let  thefe  things  J 
49.he/rt«/toanother,Follow  me 
io.i.therefore/rtid  he  unto  them,The  harveft 
18.  he  faid  to  them,I  beheld  Satan  as  lightn. 
2{.to  inherit  etemall  life,  he  fdd  unto  him 

2  8.he/a?rfuntohim,Thouhaftanfwer.right 
37.he/rt«/,He  that  (hewed  mercy  on  him 

1  i.2.he/rii(a!unto  them,When  yepray,fay,  Our 
5;  .he  faid  unto  them,Which  of  you  (nail 
28.he/rtid,Yea,rather  blefled  are  they  that 
5  3  .as  he  fdd  thefe  things  to  them,the  fcribes 

i2.i4.heA^tohim,'Man,whomademeajud. 
if.he/rtirf  unto  them,  Take  heed,  &  beware 
i8.he/rtid,This  will  I  do ;  I  will  pull  down 
zz.he  faid  unto  his  difciples,Therefore  I  fay 
5  St.hefaid  alfo  to  the  peoplesWhen  ye  fee  a 

13.7.  then  faid  he  unto  the  drefter  of  his  viney. 
i7.when  he  hz&faid  thefe  things,all  his  adv. 
i8.then/rtidhe,Unto  what  is  the  kingdo.  of 
20.again  he  faid,  Whereunto  fhall  I  liken  the 

3  2.he  fdd  unto  them.  Go  ye,&  tell  that  fox 
14.12.  then  faid  he  alfo  to  him  that  bade  him 

\<$. he  faid  to  him,  Bleffedishethatmalleat 
i6.then/rt«fhetohim,  A  certain  man  made 

1 5 . 1 7.he  faid,  How  many  hired  fervants  of  my 
27.he7rtirfunto  him,Thy  brother  is  come3& 
3  xhefaid  unto  him,  Son,thou  art  ever  with 

i6.6.hz  fdd,  ioo.meafures  of  oyl.  And  he  fdd 
7.he/rtirf,ioo.meafures  of  wheat.And  hzfaid 
1  ^hefaidto  tbem,Ye  are  they  which  juftifie 
27-then  he  frttt/,1  pray  thee  therefore,  father 
io.he  faid,  Nay,father  Abraham,if  one  went 

17,19.  he/rti«funto  him,Arife,go  thy  way 

ik.^.he  faid  within  himfelf,Though  Ifeamot  , 

21. he1 


S  A  I 


S  A  I 


S  AI 


S  A.I 


z  i.hefaid, All  thefe  have  I  kept  fr.rny  youth 
2z.he  faid  to  him,Yet  lackeft  thou  one  thing 
2$.he  faid,  How  hardly  (hall  they  that  have 
4i.he/dii3Loi,d,  that  I  may  receive  my  light 
io.J  z-found  even  as  he  hid/aid  unto  them 
20. 2  $.hefaid  unto  them,Render  therefore  unto 
4f.inthe  audi.of  all  the  peop.he/a.to  his  dif. 

21.  y.he/tfi^Asfor  thefe  things  which  ye  behold 
8.he/<wW,Take  heed  that  ye  be  not  deceived 
1  o.then  (aid  he  unto  them,  Nation  (hall  rife 

22.  i  3  .and  found  as  he  had  [aid  unto  them 

1  ^.hefaid  unto  them,With  defire  I  have 
22.  hefaid  to  them,  The  kings  of  the  Gent. 
3  3. he /aid  unto  him,  Lord,  I  am  ready  to  go 
l^.hefaid,!  tell  thee5Peter,thecock  flial  not 
^6.thenfaidhe  unto  them,  But  now  he  that 
3  8 ,[\t [aid  unto  them,It  is  enough 
40.he/tf«/unto  them,  Pray,  that  ye  enter  not 
61.  how  he  hid  faid  to  him.  Before  the  cock 
67.hefaidunto  them,  If  I  tellyou,ye 

2  j. 2  2.hefaid  unto  them  the  3  d  time,Wby,what 
qz.he  faid  unto  Jefus>Lord,rememberme 
46.he/airf,Pather,into  thy  hands  I  commend 

24.  i7.he/«d  unto  them>  What  manerofcomu. 
19.be/iJzrf  unto  them,What things 
2? .he [aid unto  them,0  fools>and  flow  of 

3  8 .  hefaid  unto  them,  Why  are  ye  troubled 

4  i.he  [aid  unt.o  them,Have  ye  here  any  meat 
44.  he /aid  to  them,  Thefe  are  the  words  w'h 

John  1.2  $.hefaid,I  am  the  voice  of  one  crying  in 
2.22.re.membred  that  he  had  [aid  this  to  them 
4.  j  2.he [aid  unto  therrt,I  have  meat  to  eat  that 
64.  this  he  fold  to  prove  him 

1  z.hefaidto  his  difcip.Gather  up  the  fragm. 
4i.becaufehe/<w«M  am  the  bread'which 

y  9.  thefe  things  [aid  he  in  the  fynagogue 

6 1  .he  fold  unto  them,Doth  this  offend  you 
7.3,6.  that  hefaid,  Ye  fhall  feek  me,&  not  find 
8. 2?. he  (aid  unto  them,Ye  are  from  beneath 
9.8.he/<J«/jIs  not  this  he  that  fate  and  begged 

12.  hefaid,!  knowic 

1 5. hefaid  unto  thcm,He  put  clay  upon 

17-hc  faid,  He  is  a  prophet 

3  5, hefaid  unto  him,Doft  thou  beleeve  on 

38.be/tfirf,  Lord,I  beleeve 
1 1. 1  i.thefe  things faid he,  &  after  that  he  faith 
1  z.6.  this  hefaid,  not  that  he  cared  for  the  poor 

3  3. this  hefaid,  fignifying  what  death  he 
1 3 . 1 1  .therefore  faid  he,  Ye  are  not  all  clean 

1  z.hefa.to  them,Know  ye  what  I  have  done 
i8.6.aflbon  then  as  he  hid  faid,!  am  he 
1 9.2 1. that  hefaid,l  am  the  king  of  the  Jewes 

lo.hefaid,lt  is  finiflied 
20.20.whenhehad  Co  faid,  he  fhewed  to  them 
22.when  he  had  [aid  this,he  breath,  on  them 

2  y.he  faid  unto  themjExcept  I  fhal  fee  in  his 
2 1 ,6.hefaid  to  them,Caft  the  net  on  the  right 

j  7, he/iid unto  him  the  third  time,Simon 
bee.  hefaid — the  third  time,Loveft  thou 
hefaid  unto  him,  Lord,thou  knoweft 
AS.  1. 7.  he  faid  unto  them,  It  is  not  for  you  to  kn. 
7.6o.when  he  had  faid  this,  he  fell  afleep 
p.f.and  he/«rf,Whoartthou,Lord 

lo.and  he/iirf,Behold,I  am  here,Lord 
1 2. 1 1  .He  faid,  Now  I  know  of  a  furety,that 
17. he  fazrf,Go,fhew  thefe  things  to  James 
1 3.2y.he/tfzrf,Whom  think  ye  that  I  am 

l^.hefaid  on  this  wife,  I  will  give  you  the 
19.2.  hefaid  to  them,  Have  ye  received  the  ho. 
20.3  5 .  how  hefaid,  It  is  more  bleffed  to  give 
2 1 . 3  7  .he  faid  unto  the  chief  captain,May  I  fpe. 

2  2.8.he/i«f  untome,I  am  Jefus  of  Nazareth 
i4.he/«irf,The  G.of  our  fath.hath  chof.thee 
21.  hefaid  unto  me,Depart,for  I  will  fend 

23.7.when  he  had  fo/iirf.there  arofe  a  diffenti. 
25.5. let  them  therefore  ,/azrf he,wcl1  among  you 
26.1  ^.hefaid,  I  am  Jcf.  whom  thou  perfecuteft 
28.29.  when  he  had  faid  thefe  words,the  Jewes 
iCor.iz.g.hefaiduntome,My  grace  isfufficient 
Heb.i.^.to  which  of  the  angels/azrfhe       Ver.13 
4-3.as  he/«irf,As  I  have  fworn  in  my  wrath 
J.f.he  that  faid  unto  him,Thou  art  my  Son 
10.8. when  he/izrf,Sacrifice  and  offering 
9.then/iirf.he,Lo,Icometodo  thy  will 
1 5.for  after  thx,he  faid  before,This  is  the 
i3.y.he  hath/airf,I  will  never  leave  thee 


fam.z.  1  i.he  that  faid,  Do  not  commit  adult,  faid 

Rev.j.i^.hefa.to  me,  Thefe  are  they  which  come 

lo.g.he  faid  unto  me,Take  it,andeatit  up 

1  i-hefaidunto  me,Thou  muft  prophefie 
19.  to.he  faid  unto  me,See  thou  do  it  not 
2 1.  ^.hefaid  unto  me,  Write 

6.hefaid  unto  me,  It  is  done 
2i.6.hefaid  to  me,  Thefe  fayings  are  faithfull 

G«z.  2.0. 1 3. that  Ifaid  unto  her,  This  is  thy  kindn. 

24.39.1/^  unto  my  mafter,Peradventure . 
4J.  Ifaid  unto  her,Let  me  drink,I  pray  thee 

26.9.becaufe  lfaid,Le&  I  die  for  her 

3 1 . 1 1  .and  I  faid, Here  am  I 

3!.  fotlfaid,  Perad vent. thou  wouldeft  take 

44.28.I/izrf,Surely,he  is  torn  in  pieces 
£#0^.3.17.1  hive  faid,  I  will  bring  you  up  out  of 

2  3 . 1 3  .in  all  things  that  I  hive  faid  unto  you,  be 

Lev.  17. 1 2.  Ifaidumo  the  childr-of  Ifra.  No  foul 

i4.therefore  I  faid  to  the  chil.of  Ifr.  Ye  fhall 

20. 24.I  have  faid  unto  you,Ye  fhall  inherit 
Num.  18.24.  therefore  I  have  faid  unto  them 
Deut.i  i.z6.Ifaid,  I  would  fcatter  them  into  corn. 
fojh.  1.3  .as  Ifaid  unto  Mofes 
fudg. 2. 3. therefore  I  i\(ofaid,l  will  not  drive 

6. 1  o .1  faid  unto  you,I  am  the  Lord  your  God 

1  S<*0Z.i.3O.I/<«dindeed,thatthyhoufe,&  the  ho. 
9-zi.oi  which  Ifaid  unto  thee,  Set  it  by  thee 

24.(ince  lfaid,I  have  invited  the  people 
i3.i2.therefore/az'rf  I,  The  Philift.will come 
24.10.!  faid,!  will  not  put  forth  mine  hand  ag. 

2  54w.19.29J  have/izrf,Thou  &  Ziba  divide  the 
2  Kjng.6.2a,!faidto  her  on  the  next  day,Give  thy 

2.3.27.houfe,of  which  Ifaid,  My  Name  fhall  be 
E\ra  8.28.I  faid  unto  them,Yeare  holy 
Neb. 2.7. 1  faid  unto  thek.If  itpleafe  the  king 
I7.then/iirfl  unto  them,  Ye  fee  the  diftrcfle 
4. 19.I  faid  unto  the  nobles,  The  work  is  great 
n.faid  I  unto  the  people,Let  every  one,with 
5.8.1/airfunto  them,We,after  our  ability,have 
9.alfo  I  faid,Iz  is  not  good  that  I  do 
1  $.Ifa'id,So  God  (hake  out  every  man  from 
6. 1 1. 1  fa  id,  Should  fuch  a  man  as  I  flee 
7.3  .Ifaid  unto  them,Let  not  the  gates  of 
fob  9.2  2.this  isonetbing,therefore  I  faid  it 
17.14.I  have  faid  to  corruption/Thouartmy 
29.i8.thenI/izrfJ  (hall die  in  my  neft 
3  2.7.I  faid,Dzyes  fhall  fpeak 

io.therefore  I/zirf,Hearken  to  me 
17.I  faid,!  will  anfwer  alfo  my  part 
Pfal.$o.6.  in  my  profperity  Ifaid,  I  (hall  never  be 
3i.i4.I/dirf,Thouart  my  God 

22.I  faid  in  my  hafte,Iamcutoff 
3 2.f  .1  faid, I  will  confeffe  my  tranfgreffion 
38.i6.forI/tfzrf,Hear  me 
^9.1.!  faid,!  will  take  heed  to  my  waves 
40.7.then/flirfl,  Lo,I  come 
4 1. 4.I  faid,Lord,  be  mercifull  unto  me 
$$.6>!faid,0  that  I  had  wings  like  a  dove 
7f.4.I/(arfuntothe  fools,Deal  not  foolifhly 
77.10.I  faid,Th'\s  is  mine  integrity 
8  z.6. 1  hive  faid,  Ye  are  gods 
89.2.I  hivefaid,n\ercy  (hall  be  built  up  for 
94.18.when  Ifaid,My  foot  flippeth,thy  mercie 
ioz.i/\Jfaid,0  my  God,take  me  not  away  in 
ii6.ii-I  faid  in  aiy  hafte,Allmen  areliers 
1 19. 57.I  have /«d  that  I  would  keep  thy  words 
1 40.6.I  faid  unto  the  Lord,Thou  art  my  God 
i42.y.I/izrf,Thou  art  my  refuge 
Ecdef.i.iJfaid  in  my  heart,  Go  to  now,I  will 
2.1  faid  of  laughter5It  is  mad 
1  y.then faidl  in  my  heart,As  it  happeneth 
then  I  faid  in  my  heart,that  this  alfo  is  va. 
3 .  17.I  faid  in  my  heart,  G.fnall  judge  the  rigb. 

1 8.1  faid  in  my  heart  concerning  the  eftate 
7.2^.!  faid,!  will  be  wifejbut  it  was  far 
8.i4.I/S«/,that  this  alfo  is  vanity 
9.i6.then/2zrfI,Wifdomeis  better  then  ftreng. 
Cant. s.^.to  whomI/wrf,Saw  ye  him  whom  my 

7.8.I/airf,I  will  go  up  to  the  palm-tree 
lfa.6,%. then  faidl,  Wo  is  me 

8. then  I/<tzrf,Here  am  I,  fend  me 
1 1  .then  faid  I,  Lord,  how  long 

2  2.4.therefore/<zidI,Look  away  from  me 
24. 1 6.but  Ifaid,  My  leannefle,  my  leannefle 

3  8 .  10.I  faid,ia  the  cutting  off  of  my  dayes 


S  A  I        S  A  I 

1  i.I  faid,  I  (hall not  fee  the  Lord,  even 
4  5. 19. ifaid  not  unto  the  feed  of  Jacob,Scek 
49.4-then  Ifaid,!  have  laboured  in  vain 
.  65.1.I  fud,  Behold  me,behold  me 
Jer.u6.then  faid!,hh  Lord  God,behold,I  cannot 
1  i.I  faid,!  fee  a  rod  of  an  almond-tree 
1 3.I  faid,!  fee  a  feething  pot 
3. 7.I  faid,iitet  he  had  done  all  thefe  things 
19.I  faid,  How  fhall  I  put  thee  among  the 

TfaidfThou  (halt  call  me,  My  father 
4.  io.then/d«/I,Ah  Lord  God,furely  thou  haft 
y.4.thereforeI/2iirf,Surely,thefe  are  poor    . 
io.i9.butiy2zirf,Truely  this  is  a  grief,and  I 
14. 1 3.then  faid  I,  Ah  Lord  G.  Behold  the  pro. 
i8.io.wherewith  Ifaid,!  would  benefit  them 
20.9.thenl/aii/,  I  will  not  make  mention  of 
24.3  Ifaid,Vigs:  the  good  figs,  very  good 
3-5. y.I /did  unto  them,  Drink  ye  wine 
Lam.j.i8.faid,My  ftrength  &  my  hope  is  perifhed 

54.thenI/iid>I  am  cut  off 
£^.4.i4.then  faid!,Ah  L.God,beholdmy  foul 
6.io.thatIhave  not  faid  in  vain,thatl  would 
1 6.6.1  faid  unto  thee  when  thou  waft  in  thy  bl. 

Verfe  6. 
10. 7. then  faid  I  unto  them,Caft  ye  away  the 
8.thcn  Ifaid,!  will  powr  out  my  fury  upon 
1 3  .then  Ifaid,!  would  powr  out  my    V.  2 1. 
18.  Ifaid  unto  their  children  in  the  wildern. 
29.  then  I  faid  to  them,What  is  the  high  pla. 
^y.thenfaidl,  Oh  Lord  God,they  fay  of  me 
23.43.then/flirfIuntoherthat  was  oluin  adult. 
D<«z.i2.8.then/<KdI,Oh  my  Lord,  wharihallbe 
Hof.  3 . 3 .1  faid  unto  her5Thou  (halt  abide  for  me 
Amos  7. 2.then  I  faid  f}  Lord  G.  forgive  J  befeech 
<,.thenfaid!,0  Lord  G.ceafe.I  befeech  thee 
Jonah  2.4.thenl  faid,!  amcaft  out  of  thy  fight 
Micah  3. 1 .1  faid,Uea.r,I  pray  you,0  heads 
Zepb.i.y.Ifaid,  Surely  thou  wilt  fear  me 
Zecb.  1 .9. then  faid  1,0  my  Lord,  What  are  thefe 
2 1  .then  faidlfNhit  come  thefe  to  doe 
z.z.then  faid  I,Whither  goeft  thou 
3 . ^.I  faid,Let  them  fet  a  fair  mitre  upon 
4. 2 .1  faid,  I  have  looked,  &  behold,  a  candleft. 
$.6.1  faid,  What  is  it 

io.then  faidl  to  the  angel  that  talked  with 
1 1  .y.theo  faid  I,  I  will  not  feed  you 

tz.lfaid  to  themJfye  think  good,give  me 
fob.  i.30.this  is  he,of  whom  Ifaid,  After  me 
3.7.marvell  not  that  IJaidunto  you,  Ye 

28.that  Ifaid,!  am  not  the  Chrift 
6.36.I/aiduntoyou,that  yehavefeen  me 

6$. therefore  faid  I  unto  you,thatno  man 
8.24  Ifaid  therefore  unto  you,thatye  fhall  die 
2 f  .even  the  fame  that  I  faid  unto  you  from 
io.26.notmy  fheepjas  I  faid  onto  you 
l^.Ifaid,  Ye  are  gods 
l6.!faid,I  am  the  Son  of  God 
n.40./2iiilnotunto  thee,that  if  thou  wouldft 

42.I  faid  it,that  they  may  beleeve  that  thou 
1 4. 2  6.  vi  hatfoever  I  have  faid  unto  you 

2  8  .ho  w  I  faid  unto  you ,  I  go,and  come  again 
becaufe  Ifaid,!  go  unto  the  Father 
if.20.thatI/«iduntoyou,ThefervantisnQC 
i6".4.thefe  things  I  faid  not  to  you  at  the  begin. 
6.  becaufe  I  hive  faid  thefe  things  to  you 
1 5.  therefore  faid  l,thit  he  (hall  take  of  mine 
18.2  o.and  in  fecret  have  I  faid  nothing 

2i.ask  them  which  heard  me,  what  I  hive  fa. 

beholdjthey  know  what  Ifaid 

ABs  1  i.8.but  I/flirfjNot  fo,  Lord  5  for  nothing 

22.i9.I/flirf,Lord,they  know  that  I  imprif.and 

26.iy.l/«rf,Who  artthou,Lord  ?  And  hefaid 

2  Cflr.7.3.1  have/#dbefore,thatyouare  in  our 

9.3  .that,  as  I  faid,ye  may  be  ready 
Gal.  2. 14.1/ift/unto  Peter  before  them  alljlf  thou 
He6.io.7.then/dirfI,Lo,Icomej  in  the  volume 
Rev.j .  1 4.I  faid  unto  him,S  ir ,  thou  knoweft 

She  5>af0. 
Gen.4.2$.  for  G.faid  (he,hath  appointed  me  ano. 
20.  y.(he,even  (he  her  klifaidfie  is  my  brother 
2 1.7.  (hefaid,  Who  would  have  faid  unto  Abr. 
1  o.fhe  faid  unto  Abr.  Caft  out  this  bond-w. 
16. (he  faid,  Let  me  not  fee  the  death  of  the 
24. 1 8  .(hefaid,  Drink  my  lord 

1  $.(hefaid,l  will  draw  water  for  thy  camels 
2$.(hefaidanV3  him,I  am  the  daugh.of  Beth. 

2?. (he 


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25.fhe/i«rf,Wehaveftraw  and  provender 
46.(he/tfirf,Drink,&  He  give  thy  camels  dri. 
5  8. and  (he  faid  1  will  goe 
6y.  (he  had  faid  to  the  fervant,  What  man  is 

2<;.zi.(hefaid,l{ it  be  fo,why  ami  thus 

29.  j  2.fhe/airf,Surely  the  Lord  hath  looked  on 
3  j.fhe/tfirf,Becaufe  the  Lord  hath  heard 
34.fhe/*«'rf,  Now  this  time  will  my  husband 
3  ?.lhe /azrf,Now  will  I  praife  the  Lord 

30.3.fhe/&d,Beholdmymaid  Bilhah,go  in  to 
1 5  .(he  /airf  unto  her,  Is  it  a  fmall  matter  that 

38.1 6.(he  frid,Whrt  wilt  thou  give  me  that 
17.  (he  faid,  Give  me  a  pledge  till  thou  fend 
iS.ftie  faid,  Thy  fignet,and  thy  bracelets, & 
25.fhe/«;rf,Di(cern,I  pray  thee,whofe  are 
29.fhe/airf,How  haft  thou  broken  forth 

3  9-7.and  (he  /rtirf.  Lie  with  me 
£.t0rf.2.io.fhe/«rf,Becaufe  I  drew  him  out  of  the 

4-26.then  {he  faid,  A  bloudy  husband  art  thou 
K«tb  3.i7.(he/«rf,Thefe  fix  meafu.of barley  gave 
1  Sam.ig.in.{hefaid,He  is  fick 

a5.19.1he/4jrf,  unto  her  fervants,Go  on  before 

18.14.  <he  faid,  An  old  man  comethup 

1  Kjng.i.i}.fhefaidicome&  thou  peaceably 

1 4.and  fa  faid,  Say  on 

2  i.fhe/«.Let  Abifliag  be  given  to  Adonijah 
l.z6.<hefaid,0  my  lord,give  her  the  living  chi. 
17.ij.ft1ep.As  the  L.thy  G.livetb,I  have  not 

2  Kjn.^-z.(hefaid,Thine  hand-maid  hath  nothing 

6\(hc/airfunto  her  fon,Bring  me  yet  a  veffell 

9.  j  1  .(he  faid,  Had  Zimri  peace  that  flew  his 
Hof.  2.  y.fbe/"<arf,I  will  go  after  my  lovers 

1  z.fhe  hath  faidfTheCe  are  my  rewards  that 
Mat.9 .  z  1  .(he  faid — If  I  may  but  touch 

Mark.  y.i8. 
x  5.27.  fhe/2tfrf,Truth,  Lord 
Mar.6.z*.  fhe/a/rf,  The  head  of  John  the  Baptift 
14.tf7.fhe-/tfirf,  And  thou  alfo  waft  with  Jefus 
John  8. 1  \Shefaid,  No  man,Lord 

1  i.i8.when  (he  had  fo/«rf,fhe  went  her  way 

10.  i4.when  (he  had  thusfai.Qie  turned  her  felf 
Acls  5.8.fhe/airf,Yea,fot  fo  much 

Gett-i  1. j. they /ai«! one  to  another.Go  to,let  us 
/i.they  faid,  Go  to,let  us  build  us  a  city 
i8.f.they/«i,  So  do  as  thou  haft  faid 

8.  they  faid  to  him,Where  is  Sarah  thy  wife 
i9.i.they/W,Nay,but  we  will  abide  in  the  ftr. 
^.they  faid  unto  him,  Where  are  themen  wch 
9.they/tfirf,Stand  back.And  they  faid  again 
24.j7.they/^4>We  will  call  the  damfell 
2tf.28.they/rfirfjWe  faw  certainly  the  Lord  was 
29.4.thcy  faid,  Of  Haran  are  we 

8.thcy  faid,  We  cannot,untill all  the  flock 
34.i4.they/dirf  untothem,We  cannotdo  any 

3  1  .they  faid,Sbou\d  he  deal  with  our  fitter  as 
3  7.  i9.they  faid  one  to  anoth.  Behold  this  drea. 
3  8.  z  1.  they  faid,  There  was  no  harlot  in  this 
40.8. they  faidunto  him,We  have  dreamed  a 
42.10.they/airfunto  him,Nay>my  Lord,but  to 
1 3  .they  faidfT  hy  fervants  are  twelve  brethr. 
3  i.they  faid  one  to  anoth.We  are  verily  guil. 
42. 7. they  faid,  The  man  asked  us  ftraightly  of 
18.  they  faid,  Becaufe  of  the  money  that  was 
44.7.  they  faid  to  him,  Wherefore  faith  my  lord 
47.3.  they  faidunto  Pharaoh,Thy  fervants  are 
4-they  faid  moreover  to  Phar.  To  fojourn  in 
2  5.they/&rf,Thcu  haft  faved  our  lives 
jo.  1 1  .they  faidflhis  is  a  grievous  mourning  to 
1 5  .they  /airf,Jofeph  wilperadventure  hate  us 
i8.they/«irf,Behold,  we  be  thy  fervants 
£^fl.2.i9.they/iirf,  An  Egyptian  delivered  us  out 
5. 3. they  faid, The  G.  of  the  Hebrews  hath  met 
2i.they/Munto  them,The  Lord  look  upon 
1 2. 3  3  .for  they  faidJNe  be  all  dead  men 
16.1  ^.they  faid  one  to  another,It  is  Manna 
z^.7. they  faid,  All  that  the  Lord  hath  faid  will 
Dm.5.28.they  have  well  faid,z\\  that  they  have 
Jof.z  q.zz.they  faid,  We  are  witnefles 
/arfg.6.29.they/a:rf3Gideonthe  fon  of  Joafh  hath 

itf.24.they/«i«J,Our  God  hath  delivered  into 
1  &M».8.i9.they  faidfHay  ,•  but  we  will  have  a  k. 

1 2.4.they  faid,  Thou  haft  not  defrauded  ns 
a  Sams  2.i8.they/dirf,Behold,while  the  child 
16.  they  faid,  He  is  dead 
i7.20.they/airf,Where  is  Ahimaaz  &Jonathan 


2  9. for  they  faid.  The  people  is  hungry 
1 1(i»g.i8.io.when  they  faidJAe  is  not  thereihe 

22.tf.they/<arf,Go  up,for  the  Lord  (hall  deliver 
2  %in&  1.6. they  faid  to  him,There  came  up  a  man 

2.itf.they/kirfuntohim,Behold  now,there  be 

3 .  23  .they/«rf,This  is  bloud 

7 . 3  .they  faid  one  to  another,Why  fit  we  here 
6.theyfaid  one  to  anotber,The  ki.of  Ifr.hath 
9.they/«irfonetoanother,Wedonot  well 

9.i2.they/<arf,  It  is  falfe  :  tell  us  now 

19 . 3.they  faid  unto  him  /Thus  faith  Hezekiah 

2  Cha.iz.6.Theyfaid,The  Lord  is  righteous 
18.3  i.that  they  faid,\t  is  the  king  of  Ifrael 
22.9.becaule,/airf  they,  he  is  the  fon  of  Jehofh. 
26. 2  3. for  they/iarf,Heisa  leper 
Neh.i. 3.they  faid  unto  me,The  remnant  that  are 
2.i8.they/i;rf,Let  us  rife  up  and  build 
4. 1 2.they  faid  to  us  ten  times,From  all  places 
5.1 2.then faid  they,  We  w ill  reftore  them 
Pfal.  7  4.8.  they  faid  in  their  hearts,  Let  us  deftroy 
78.i9.thty/iirf,Can  God  furnifh  a  table  in  the 
8 3. 4. they  have  faid,  Come,and  let  us  cut  them 
na.i.when  they /iarf  unto  me,  Let  us  go  into 
1  z6.z. then  faid  they  among  the  heathen,the  L. 
Je>'.2.6.neithcr/airfthey,Whereis  the  Lord  that 
tf.16.but  they  faid,  We  will  not  walk  therein 

17. they  faid,  We  will  not  hearken 
i2.4.becaufe  they  faid  ,He  (hall  not  fee  out  laft 
18.12.and  they/dirf,Thercisnohope 

i8.then/iarfthey,Come,andlet  us  devife 
zf.S'they  faid,  Turn  ye  again  now  every  one 
35.tf.they/airf5We  will  drink  no  wine 
36.1  y.  they  faid  unto  him,Sit  down  now 
42.  5  .then  they  faid  to  Jerem.Tbe  L«be  a  true  & 
46. 1 6. they  /iarf,Arife3and  let  us  go  again 
Lam.$.  1  y.  they  faid  among  the  heath.  1  hey  (hall 
E\ct[.$6 ;20.vvhcn  they  faid  to  thcm,Thefe  are  the 
Dan-  7  .  5  .they  faid  thus  tojit,  Arife,devour  much 
Jonah  l.jxhty  faid  every  one  to  his  fellow,  Come 
8.then/<Krftbey  to  him,Tellus,we  pray  thee 
1 1. then  faid  they  unto  him,What  dial  we  do 
Zee.  i.tf.they  faid,Like  as  the  Lo.  of  hofts  thought 
Mat.z.  j.they  faid  unto  him,In  Bethleb.  of  Judea 
9.1  i.they  faid  unto  his  difcip.  Why  eateth  your 
Mar\z.\6. 
2  8. they  faid  unto  him,Yea,Lord 
1 2.2.  they  faidunto  him,Behold,thy  difciples  do 

24.they/airf,This  fellow  doth  notcaft  out 
1  j.34.they/<wrf3Sevcn,  and  a  few  little  fifhes 

Mar^8.^z. 
1 6 .  i4.they  faid,Some  fay  that  thou  art  John 
21.3  8.  they  faid  among  themfel.This  is  the  heir 
z6.  y.they/airf,Not  on  the  feaft  day  Mar.iq.z. 
27.4.they/airf,What  is  that  to  us,fee  thou  to 
2  i.I  releafe  unto  you  ?  They  faid,  Barabbas 
22.they  all  faid  unto  him,Let  him  be  crueifi. 
Mai\  1. 37. they  faid  to  him,All  men  feek  for  thee 
3.2 1. for  they  faid}He  is  befide  himfelf 
30.  becaufe  they  faid,  He  hath  an  unclean 
32.  they  faid  unto  him,  Behold ,  thy  moth.  & 
8.20.  of  fragments  took  yeup  ?  They  faid,  fev. 
1  o.a..they  faid,  Mofes  fuffered  to  write  a  bill 

37.they/i«rftohim,Grant  unto  us,tbat  wee 
1 1 .6. .they  faid  unto  them  even  as  Jefus  had 
i2.i6\they/arfuntohim,Cefars 
16.3  .they  faid  among  themfelves,Who  fhal  roll 
8.neither/airf  they  any  thing  to  any  man 
Lu\.  1 .6 1  .they  faid  unto  her,There  is  none  of  thy 
4. 2  2. they  faid,  Is  not  this  Jofephs  fon 
5.33  .they  faid  unto  him,  Why  do  the  difcipl .of 
7.2o.they/«rfJohn  Baptift  hath  fent  us  to  thee 
o.i3.they/airf,We  have  no  more  but  five  loaves 
j4.they/<?.  Lord,wilt  thou  that  we  command 
19.25.they/airfuntohimjL.hehath  ten  pounds 

34.they  faid,The  Lord  hath  need  of  him 
20. 16. heard  it,  they  faid,  God  forbid 
22.9.  they  faid  unto  him,  Where  wilt  thou  that 
3  5-and  they  faid,  Nothing 
3  i.they  faid,  Lo.behold  here  are  two  fwords 
49.they/airf  unto  him,Lord,  (hall  we  finite 
•jo.then  faid  they  all,  Art  thou  then  the  Son 
7  i.they/<Brf,Whatneed  we  any  further  witn. 
24.  J.  they  faid  unto  them,  Why  feek  ye  the  liv. 
3  2.they/iirfone  to  ano.Did  not  our  hea.burn 
John  i.22.then/dirfthey  unto  him,Who  art  thou 


3  S.thef  faid  urto  him,  Rabbi 

4.5  2.they/airfto  him,  Yeilerday  at  the  feventh 

6.2y.they/kirfunto  him,  Rabbi,  when  camtft 
28.  then  faid  they  to  him,  What  (hall  we  do 
34.then/airf  thty  unto  him,  Lord,  ever  oiVe 
42.they/airf,  is  not  this  Jefus  the  fon  of  Jof. 

7-4f  .thty/dirf  unto  thcm,Why  have  ye  not 

8. 6. this  they/«irf,tempting  him 

ip.then  faid  they  unto  him,  Where  is  thy  fa. 
2  5.then/airfthey  unto  him,  Who  art  thou 
4i.th.cn/iarfrhey  unto  him,Webe  not  born 

9.i2.then/izirfthey  unto  him,Where  is  he 
26.then/#rfthey  to  him  again,What  did  he 

16. 1 8.they  faid  therefore,  What  is  this  that  he 

i8.7.they/*«rf,Jefus  of  Nazareth 

2  5.they/diJuntohim,Art  not  thou  alfo  one 

1  g.zq.the  faid  therefore  attiong  thcmtelves,Let 
Alls  i2.iy.they/rfirfuntohcr,Thouartmad 

then  faid  they,  It  is  his  angel 
1 9 .2.they  faid  unto  bim,  We  have  not  fo  much 
28.4.they  faid  among  thcmfelves,  No  doubc 
Rev.  19.3. and  again  thtyfaid,  Alleluiah 

Gra.io.9.wherefore  it  is/airf,Even  as  Nimrod 

22.14.as  it  isfaidto  this  day,In  the  mount 
Exod.  5. 1  Rafter  it  w  as  faid,that  ye  fhal  not  minifh 
Num.  2 1 . 1 4.it  is  faid  in  the  book  of  the  wars  of 
1  5a»?.9.io.well/«rf,come,let  us  go 
1  Ki- 1 3  ■  1 7  .it  was  faid  to  me  by  the  w  ord  of  the  L . 
T^  3 -3 -'he  night  in  which  it  was  faid,  There  is  a 
34-31.  it  is  meet  to  be  faidunto  G.I  have  born 
Pfal.8?.<;.of  Zion  it  fhal  befaid,This  &  that  man 
Pro.  1 5. 7. that  it  be  faid  unto  thee.  Come  up 
Ecclif.  1 .  ip,  whereof  it  m3y  be  faid,  This  is  new 
Ifa.  2  5.9.  it  (hall  be  faid  in  that  day,Lo,this  is  our 

3  2. 5. nor  the  chutl  faidto  be  bountifull 
Jer.  4. 11.  (hall  it  befaid  to  this  people,  and  to  Jer. 
16.14  maA  no  more  befaidflhe  L.  liveth  that 
E\c  k_.  1 3 . 1 2.fhall  it  not  befaid  unto  you,Where  is 
Hff. 1.10.  where  it  was  faid  unto  them>Ye  are  not 
it  fhalbe/ia'rf  unto  them,Ye  are  the  fons 
Zeph. 2. 16. it  (hall  befaid  to  Jerufal.Fear  thou  net 
Mat .  5 . 2 1  .ye  have  heard  that  it  was  fai. by  them  of 

Ver.27,33. 
3  i.it  hath  been/tfirf,Whofoev.fhaIl  put  away 
38.it  hath  been  faid, tin  eye  for  an  eye 
43.hath  been/«irf,Thou  fhalt  love  thy  neigh. 
M<#-.e>.2  2.when  the  daughter  of  the/2rirfHerodias 
Liife  2.24.10  that  which  isfaidin  the  law  of  the  L. 
4.12.11  isfaidfThou  (hall  not  tempt  the  Lord 
9.7.becaufe  that  ir  vtasfaidof  fome,that  John 
23.4e>.having/i»rfthus,he  gave  up  theghoft 
Rom.y.  1 2.it  was/airfunto  her,The  elder  fhal  ferve 

2t».where  it  was  faid  unto  them,  Ye  are  my 
Hf&.3.i5.whiles  it  is  faid,  Today  if  ye  will  hear 

Chap.4«7 
1  i.i8.of  whom  it  was/iirfythat  in  Ifaac  fhall 
Rev.6. 1 1.  was  faid  unto  them,that  they  (hould  reft 
;£>att)cft. 

Gen.1z.19.  why/airff^thou,Sheismy  fifter 
26.9. how  faidefi  thou, She  is  my  fifter 
3  2.9.  the  Lord  which  faideft  unto  me,Return 

1  z. thou  fai  deft, I  will  furely  do  thee  good 
44.2  i.thou  faideft  unto  thy  fervants,  Bring 
23. thou  faideft  to  thy  fervants,  Except  your 

Exod.t  z.  i2.faideft  unto  them,I  will  multiply  your 

Judg.9.1%.  wherewith  thou  faideft,  Who  is  Abim. 

1  Rjng.i.^i  .thou  faidefi  unto  me,The  word  that 

Job  3  %.z  faideft,  My  righteouf.is  more  then  Gods 
3  .faideft,  What  advantage  will  it  be  to  thee 

P/«/.27.8.when  thou/izsrfe/^Seekye  my  face 
Bg.iQ.faideft,  I  have  laid  help  upon  one  that 

Ifa.47.7.  thou  faideft  fi  fhall  be  a  lady  for  ever 
57. 10. yet  faidefi  thou  not,There  is  no  hope 

Jer.z.zo.thou  faidefi,!  will  not  tranfgrcfle 

2  5.but  thou/airff^jThere  is  no  hope 
2  2. 2 1  .but  thou  faidefi,  I  will  not  hear 

Lam.  3 .  57.thou  faidefi,  Fear  not 
£^.2 5. 3. becaufe  thou/».Aha,againft  my  fanft 
#0/^13. io.ofwhomtbou/«rfl?/2>Giveme  a  king 
John  4. 1 8.  in  that  faideft  thou  truly 

lfa.\  3.23.they  could  not  fptead  the  fail 
E%eh.z7.7.  which  thou  fpreadeft  forth  to  be  thy  fa- 
Ails  27.i7.ftrake/«i/,  and  fo  were  driven 

40.hoifedupthemain/(w/tothe  wind  J 

jjftatf. 


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Atts  ao.j.as  he  was  about  to  fail  into  Syr  ia,he 
\6.  Paul  had  determined  to  fail  by  Ephefus 
27. i.  determined  that  we  (hou\dfail  into  Italy 
i.meaning  to  fail  by  the  coafts  of  Alia 
24-give  thee  all  them  that  fail  with  thee 


Lu\e  8.2j.as  they  faded,  he  fell  afleep 
Alts  1  j.4.from  thence  they  failed  to  Cyprus 
14.z6.and  thence  failed  to  Antioch 
1 5 .  j  9-and  failed  unto  Cyprus 
1 8 . 1 8  .and  failed  thence  unto  Syria 
zi.and  he  failed  from  Ephefus    • 
zo. 6. vie  failed  away  from  Philippi 
1  j.and  we  failed  unto  Aflbs 
1  <;, we  failed  thence, ind  came  the  next  day 
2  j . 3 . and  we  failed  unco  Syria 
27.4-we  failed  under  Cyprus,becaufe  the  winds 
j.when  we  had  failed  over  the  fea  of  Cilicia 
7.  when  we  hid  failed  (lowly  many  dayes 

vie  failed  under  Greet 
13.  they  failed  clofe  by  Creet 
^atlergf. 
Rev.  1 8 . 1 7 .  the  company  of  (hips  &  f oilers  flood 

jj&eftlfng. 

^S.i  i.a.finding  a  (hip  failing  over  unto  Phenicia 

27.6.3  (hip  of  Alexandria  failing  into  Italy 

j.and  whenpi/.vzg  was  now  dangerous 

<g>a(nt. 

P/S;.io6.i6.they  envied  Aaron  the  faint  of  the  L. 

Das.8. 13.  then  I  heard  one  faint  fpeaking,&  ano. 

faint  faid  to  that  ceitzin  faint  that  fpake 

Pbil.n-i  i.lalute  every  faint  in  Chrift  Jefus 

Dtar.  j  3 .  2.he  came  with  ten  thoufands  ot faints 
3. all  his/ai««s  are  in  thy  hand 

1  5aw.t-9.he  will  keep  the  feet  of  his  faints 

2  C/»v>.6.4i.let  thy  faints  rejoice  in  goodneffe 
Job  5.1  .to  which  of  the/aJBtt  wilt  thou  turn 

1  5.1  $.he  putteth  no  truft  in  his  faints 
p/a/.i6.j.but  to  the  faints  that  are  in  the  earth 
j 0.4.  finguntotheLord,Oye/a«tf.sofhis 
3i.2j.OlovetheLordallye  his  faints 
j  4.9  jO  fear  the  Lord  ye  his  faints 
37.28.and  forfaketh  not  his  faints 
jo.  5. gather  my  faints  together  unto  me 
5  2.9-for  it  is  good  before  thy  faints 
79.2.fle(h  of  thy  faints  to  the  beafts  of  the  earth 
89.  5  .thy  faithf.  alfo  in  the  congreg.of  the  faints 
7.greatly  to  be  feared  in  the  affemb.of  the  fa. 
97. 10.  he  preferveth  the  fouls  of  his  faints 
1 16. 1 5.  fight  of  the  L.is  the  death  of  his  faints 
1 3  2.9.let  thy  faints  (hout  for  joy 

x6.her  faints  (hall  (hout  aloud  for  joy 
145.1  o.thy  faints  (hall  bleffe  thee 
148.14.  the  praife  of  all  his  faints 
1 49. 1. his  praife  in  the  congregation  of  faints 
5; .let  the  faints  be  joyfull  in  glory 
9.  this  honour  have  all  h\s  faints 
Pro.i.S.  preferveth  the  way  of  his  faints 
Van.7. 8.  faints  of  the  moft  High  dial  take  the  kin. 
2 1. fame  horn  made  war  vi  ith  the  faints 
22.  judgment  was  given  to  the  faints  of  the 
that  the  faints  poSe (Ted  the  kingdome 

2  j. (hall  wear  out  the  faints  of  the  moft  High 
27.fliall  be  given  to  the  people  of  the  faints 

Hof.11.1 2.Judah— is  faithfull  with  the  faints 
Zech.  14,5.  and  all  the  faints  with  thee 
Mat.  27.  j  2.many  bodies  of  faints  that  flept  arofe 
A5ls  9. 1  J. he  hath  done  to  thy  faints  at  Jerufalem 

3  2.eame  down  alfo  to  the  faints  which  dwelt 
4i.when  he  had  called  faints  &  widows,pref. 

26.  io.many  of  the/iziKfidid  I  (hut  up  inprifon 
Rflffz.i.7.beloved  of  God,called  to  he  faints 
8.27.becau(e  he  maketh  interceff.  for  the /dJK/s 
iz.i  3.  distributing  to  theneceffity  of  the  faints 
15.25.  tominifter  unto  the  faints 
z6.to  make  a  contribution  for  the  poor/awz. 
3 1. may  be  accepted  of  the  faints 
1 6. z.receive  her  in  the  Lord ,as  hecovatth  faints 
1  5  .falute  all  the  faints  which  are  with  them 
I  Cfl*\i..i.fan&if.in  Chrift  Jefus,called  to  be  fain. 
6. 1  .and  not  before  the  faints 

2. do  ye  not  know  that  the  faints  (hall  judge 
14.33.as  in  all  churches  of  the  faints 
i6.i.now,concerning  the  collection  for  the  fa. 


t  j.atfdi&ed  themfel.  to  the  minift.of  the  fai. 

t  Cor.1.1.  with  all  the  faints  that  are  in  all  Achaia 

8.4.the  fellowship  or  the  miniftring  to  the  fain. 

9. 1.  for  as  touching  the  miniftring  to  the  faints 

1  l.not  only  fupplieth  the  wants  of  the  faints 

13.  13.  all  the  faints  falute  you 

Philip.  4.  22. 
Ephef.  i.i.  to  the  faints  which  are  at  Ephefus 
1  j. and  love  unto  all  the  faints 
1 8. glory  of  his  inheritance  in  the  faints 
a.i9.but  fellow-citifcens  with  the  faints 
3 .8.who  am  lefie  then  the  leaft  of  all  faints 
18.be  able  to  comprehend  with  M  faints 
4.1 2.for  the  perfecting  of  the  faints 
5. 3. not  be  once  named  am.you,as  htcom.  faints 
6.1 8.and  fupplicatiou  for  all  faints 
Phil.  1 . 1  .to  all  the  faints  in  Chrift  Jefus 
Col.t.x.tothefaints  and  faithfull  brcth.  in  Chrift 
4.of  the  love  which  ye  have  to  all  the  faints 
1 2.partak.of  the  inherican.  of  the/*,  in  light 
26.  but  now  is  made  manifeft  to  his  faints 

1  'thef.$, ii.com.of  ourLJef.Chr.withall  hhfai. 

2  Tfe/li.io.come  to  be  glorified  in  his  faints 
1  Tim.^.  io.if  (he  have  warned  the famts  feet 
Pfc/ew.j.which  thou  haft  toward  a\[  faints 

7.the  bowels  of  the  fain,  are  refrelhed  by  thee 
Heb.g.  ic.in  that  ye  have  miniftred  to  the  faints 

13.24.  falute  all  the  faints 
Jude  3. which  was  once  delivered  unto  the  faints 

I4.the  Lord  cometh  with  ten  thouf.of  his/tf. 
Rev.  •}.%. which  are  the  prayers  of  the  faints 
8. 3. offer  it  with  the  prayers  of  z\\  faints 

4.  which  came  with  the  prayers  of  the  faints 
1 1 .  18.  give  reward  unto  thy  proph.&  the  faints 
13.7.10  make  war  with  the  faints 
10. here  is  the  faith  of  the  faints 
1 4. 1 2. here  is  the  patience  of  the  faints 
1 5. 3-juft  and  true  are  thy  wayes,thou  K.  of  fai. 
16.6.  they  have  (hed  the  bloud  of faints  Ik  pro. 
17. 6. drunken  with  the  bloud  of  thefaints 
18.14.  in  her  was  found  the  bloud  of  faints 
1 9. 8. the  fine  linnen  is  the  righteoufneffe  of  fai. 
20,£.and  compafled  the  camp  of  the  faints 


Gen.i  2.4.  thy  fervant  Jacob  faith  thus 
44.7. wherefore /tftf&  my  Lord  thefe  words 
45.  9.  thus  faitb  thy  fon  Jofeph 

Exo- 5.  to.thus  faith  Phar.I  will  not  give  yon  ftraw 

Num.io. m.thas faith  thy  broth.Ifr.Thou  knoweft 
22.16.thus/tfizb  Balak,Let  nothing,I  pray  thee 
3  2.27.wil  p  iffe  over — to  battel,  as  my  lord  fai. 

Jof.  5 . 1 4.W  hat  faith  my  lord  unto  bis  fervant 

22. thus  faith  the  whole  congregat.of  the  Lo. 

Jidg.  1 1 . 1  f  .th\iS faith  Jephthah,Ifr.took  not  away 

1  Sam.g.6.2.\\  that  he  faith  cometh  furely  to  pafle 

zo.^.he  faith^Let  not  Jonathan  know  this 
24. 1  i-is  faith  the  proverb  of  the  ancients 

2  Sam.  \  4.10. vihofoev. faith  ought  unto  thee,bring 

1  Kjng.i-io.  thus  faith  the  king,Come  forth 

3. 23. the  one/<r«fo,This  is  my  fon  that  liveth 

the  other  faith,  Nay ,but  thy  fon  is  dead 
20.1.  faid  unto  him,  Thus  faith  Benhadad 
3 1.1  hy  ferv.Benhad  faith,  I  pray  thee,  let  me 

2  2.27. thus  faith  the  king,Put  this  fellow  in  pri. 

2Cfcio.18.26. 

2  Kjng.<).\%.  thus  faith  the  king,  Is  it  peace 

Verfe  19. 

18.  i9.thus/<wifc  the  great  king,tbe  ki.  of  A  Ayr. 

i$.thus  faith  the  king,Let  not  Heze.deceive 

J/a.36.14. 

3  i.thus  faith  the  k.of  Afly.Make  an  agreem. 

Ifa.s6.16. 

i9.3.thus/<wffcHeze.This  day  is  a  day  oftrou. 

lfa.27.}. 
2  Chro.i  *■•  l°-  thus  faith  Senacheribki.  of  Aflyria 

3  6. 2  3  .thus  faith  Cyrus  king  of  Perfia,  AH  the 

E^i'a  1.2. 
Neh.6.6.  Gaftimu  faith  it,  thac  thou  and  the  Jewes 
Job  28.i4.the  depth  faitb,lt  is  not  in  me 

the  lea  faith,  It  is  not  with  me 
3  3.24./d(£fc,Deliver  him  from  going  down  to 
3  5.  io.none/di£fc,Where  is  God  my  maker 
Pf.  3 6. 1. tranfgr.of  the  wick.faitb  within  my  heart 
Pfo.9.4.  waDteth  underftanding,  (he  faitb  to  him 

Verfe  1 6. 
20.14.it  is  naught ,it  is  naught,  faith  the  buyer 
liii 


i1.12.flothf.man  faithfThetels  a  lion  without 
Cbap.26.13, 

16. 1  g.znd  faitb,  Am  not  I  in  fport 
28.24.and/2wfojt  is  no  tranfgrefliorl 
30.16.  the  fire5that/«?fcnor,It  j'senouoh 

io.3ndfaith}  I  have  done  no  wickednefle 
Ecclef  i.2.vanity  of ^  vanities,  faith  the  preacher 

\_  Chap.12.3. 

7.27. this  have  I  found,  faith  the  preacher 
•?p.30.i2.rhus/aif/nheholy  Oneorlfrael 

41.2i.your  ftrongreajTonSj/aiffc  the  K.of  Jacob 

42.2  z. and  nonefaith?  Reftore 
HH.i6.3tidfaitb}  Aha,Iam  warm 

17.  faitb 3  Deliver  me,for  thou  art  my  god 
z6.th3t  faith  to  Jerufal.  Thou  (halt  bemhab. 
27. that  faitb  to  the  deep,Be  dry 
28.thatySi^ofCyrus3Heisme(hepherd 
45. icthat/aiffc  to  his  fath.What  begetteft  thou 
52.7.  that  faitb  unto  Zion,Thy  God  reigneth 
57.1 5  Jihus  faith  the  high  and  lofty  One 
<>  S.8.one/««/;,Deftroy  it  not 
Jcr.zz.i^.thitfaitb,!  will  build  me  awidehoufe 
46. 1  S.fiitb  the  K.whofe  name  is  the  L.of  hofts 
Chap.48.15.  &  51.57. 
Lam.  3  .z4.Lord  is  my  portion,/^  my  foul 

3  7  .who  is  he  that/aif^and  it  cometh  to  pafs 
£•^£.18.29. yct/atffothehoufe  of  Ifr.  The  way  of 
Amos  7.1  i.thus  Amos  faith,  Jerob.fliall  die  by  the 
Obad. 3. that  faith  in  his  heart5VVho  (hal  bring  me 
HAz.i^.wo  to  him  that  faith  to  the  wood,  A  wake 
Mai.  i.4.wh«ras  Edom  faith,  We  are  impoverished 
Mat.<t.6.faitb  untc  him,If  thou  be  the  Son  of  God 

g.faitb  unto  him, All  thefe  things  will  I  give 

7.2i.not  every  one  that  faith  to  me,  Lord,  Lo. 

i3.i4.which/*ffo,Byhearingye(hallhear3and 

19.20.  yong  man  faith  to  him,  All  thefe  things 

20.6  faith  unto  them,VVhy  ftand  ye  here  all  the 

8. Lord  of  the  viney  faith  to  his  fteward,Ca!l 

2i.(he  faith  to  him,  Grant  that  thefe  my  two 

26.18.the  mafter/<^fc,  My  time  is  at  hand 

l6.faith  unto  the  difctples, Sit  ye  here  whiles 

ap.faith  to  PeteryWhat,could  you  not  watch 

4  5 .  faith  unto  them,  Sleep  on  no w 

Mark  14.41. 
27.1 3.theny*.  Pilate  to  him,Heareft  thou  not 
Max\  l.ni.faith  unto  him,I  will;  be  thou  clean 
44.  faith  unto  him,See  thou  fay  nothing 
5.19/aitfo  unto  him, Go  home  to  thy  friends 
6. 50  faith  unto  them,Be  of  good  cheer 
7. 1$.  faitb  to  him^Ephphata ;  that  is,Be  opened 
S.i.faith  unto  them,  I  have  companion  on  the 
njaith, Why  doth  this  gen.feek  after  a  figne 
ig.faitbunto  him,  Thouart  the  Chrift 
9.19  faith, O  faithleffe  generat.How  long  (hall 
$  $  .faith  to  them,  Ifany  mandefiretobe  firft 
lo.zj.faitb  to  hisdifcipl.How  hardly  (hall  they 
z^.fditb  unto  rhem,Cbiidr. how  hard  is  it  for 
27.  faith,  With  men  it  is  impoffible,  but  not 
42.  faith  to  them,  Ye  know  that  they  which 
1  i.z-faith  to  them,Go  your  way  into  the  village 
z  1  .faith  unto  him,Ma(ier,behold  the  fig-tree 
2 1  faith  unto  them,  Have  faith  in  God 
1  i.^ifaithto  them,Verily,I  fay  unto  you,that 
1 3. 1. one  of  his  difc.faitb  unto  him,  Mafter,fee 
14.13  fai.  to  them?Go  ye  into  the  city,&  there 
1 4.  the  Mafter  faith,  Where  is  gueft-chamber 
Lul[e  22.1  r. 
H-faitb  to  them,My  foul  is  exceeding  forro. 
37. faith  unto  Peter,Simon,fleepeft  thou 
45/a?jfc)Mafter,Mafter,and  kiflld  him 
(S2.faith,\M hit  need  we  any  further  witneffes 
i5.28.fcripturewas  fulfilled  which  faith,  And 
Lu\e  3.1 1.  faitb  unto  him,Hethat  hath  two  coats 
i6.i9.Abizh.faitb  unto  bim,They  have  Mofes 
18.6.  hear  what  the  unjuft  judge  faith 
2.0. ^i.Dzv. faith  in  the  book  of  Pfalms,The  L. 
z^.l6.faith  unto  them, Peace  be  unto  you 
John  i.zgfaith,Behold  the  Lamb  of  God 
3  S.faith  unto  them,What  feek  ye 
41. faith  unto  him,Wc  have  found  the  Meffias 
4$.  faitb  unto  him,  Pollow  me 
jtf.faitb  to  him,We  have  found  him  of  whom 
46.Philip/aijfc  unto  hirrijCome  and  fee 
48,Nethan  faith  unto  him,Whence  knoweft 
49. faith  unto  him,Rabbi,thou  art  the  Son 
2.3.  mother  of  ]eius  faith  unto  him,They  have 

5. his 


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5.  his  mother  faith  unto  the  fervants 

whatfoever  he  faith  unto  you 

10.  faith  unto  him,Every  man  at  the  beginn. 
j.4.Nicodemus  faith  unto  him,How  can  a  man 
q.g.then  faith  the  woman  of  Samaria  unto  him 

10.&  who  it  is  that  faith  unto  thee,  Give  me 

1 1.  woman  faith  to  him,  Sir,  thou  haft  noth. 
1  ^wom  faith  unto  him,Sir,give  me  this  wa. 
ig.viom.  faith  to  him,Sir,I  perceive  thou  art 
zf.woman  frith  unto  him,  I  know  that  Mef. 
zg.faith  to  the  men,  Come,fee  a  man  which 
49. noble  man  faith  to  him,  Sir,come  down 

6.8.  Andrew  Sim.Peters  brother  faith  unto  him 
7.  jo.Nkodemus/atffo  to  them,  he  that  came  to 
1  i.24.Martha/^>  to  him,I  know  that  he  (hal 
27.(he  faith  unto  him, Yea  Lord,I  know 
39.  Martha/si^  to  him,Lord,by  this  time  he 
1  z.q.then  faith  one  of  his  difciplesjudas  Ifca. 
1  $.6.Vetetfaitb  unto  him,Lord,doft  thou  warn 
8,Vet.faith  unto  him,Thou  (halt  never  walh 
9.Pet./«itbunto  him,Lord,not  my  feet  only 
z<>. frith  unto  hiro,Lord,who  is  it 
i4.j.Thomas/ztfb  to  him,  Lord, we  know  not 
8.Philip_/a*buntohim,Lord,{hew  us  the  Fa. 
22.Judas/ii/feto  him,  notlfc.  Lo.how  is  it 
18.17.then/itf/:>  the  damfel  that  kept  the  door 
z6.faitb,Did  not  I  fee  thee  in  the  garden 
$8.Pihte  faith  unto  him,What  is  truth 

faith  unto  them,I  find  in  him  no  fault 
J9.4./tfi£/;unto  them,Behold  I  bring  him  forth 
J.Pilate  faith  unto  them,Behold  the  man 
o.Pilate  faith  unto  them,Take  ye  him 
9-faith  unto  Jefus,Whence  art  thou 
io.then  faith  Pilate  unto  him,  Speakeft  thou 
1 5.  Pilate  faith  unto  them,Shall  I  crucifie 
24. which  faith,They  parted  my  raiment 
28.might  be  fulfilled,/^,!  thirft 
J7. another  fcripture/dtf/f,  They  fhall  look 
20.2  frith  unto  them,They  have  taken  away 
1 3 .(he  faith  to  them,Becaufe  they  have  taken 
if. faith  unto  him,  Sir,if  thou  have  born  him 
16. and  faith  unto  him,Rabboni 
22.  faith  unto  them,Receive  ye  the  holy  Gh. 
21.  j.Simon  Peter  faith  unto  them,I  go  afUhing 
j. faith  unto  Peter,It  is  the  Lord 
21. faith  to  Jefus,  L.and  what  (hall  this  man 
Acls  7. 48. made  with  hands,  as  frith  the  prophet 
2 1.1 1.  thus  frith  the  holy  Gh.So  (hall  the  Jews 
2 j. ^.then  frith  Paul  unto  him,God  (hall  finite 
Rom.  3 . 1 9.1aw  faith,  it  frith  to  them  that  are  under 
4.j.for  v/hat  friththe  fcripture, Abraham belee. 
9. 1 7. fcript- faith  to  Pharaoh,Even  for  this  fame 
io.8.but  what  faith  it,The  word  is  nigh  thee 
1  i.fcripture/<?/7fe,Whofoe.  beleeveth  on  him 
i6.Tihiahfaitb,Lord,  who  hath  beleeved  our 
ip.firft  Mofes  faith,  I  will  provoke  you  to 
2cEfaias  faith, I  was  found  of  them  that  fou. 
11.  2.  wot  ye  not  what  the  fcript.  /aiifc  of  Elias 
4.  what  faith  the  anfwer  of  God  unto  him 
g.David  faith,Let  their  table  be  made  a  fnare 
1  j.  1  2.again  E(aiasf aitb,  There  (hall  be  a  root 
I  Cfl/'.i.is.everyoneofyou/atffr,  I  am  of  Paul 
3. 4. for  while  one  faith, 1  am  of  Paul, and 
g.S.ov  faith  not  the  law  the  fame  alfo 
14.j4.as  alfo  faith  the  law 
Gal.4.  j  o.yihat  frith  the  fcript.  Caft  out  the  bond. 
1  Tim.'). 18. fcript.  fri.  Thou  (halt  not  muzzle  the 
Heb  j  .7.3s  the  holy  Gho6.faith,To  day,  if  ye  will 
fames  2. ij.which/atf/;,  Abraham  beleeved  God 

4. 5. fcripture  faith  in  vain,that  the  fpirit 
Rev,  2. 7.  what  the  fpirit  frith  to  the  churches 

Ver.i  1,17,29.  Chap.3. 6,1 3,22. 
8.  thefe  things  faith  the  Firft  and  Laft 
iS.thefe  things  faith  the  Son  of  God 
j.  1 4.  thefe  things  frith  the  Amen 
j.j.one  of  the  e\dets  faith  unto  me,  Weep  not 
1 4. 1  j  .yea,  faith  the  Spirit,  that  they  may  reft 
1  8. 7.fhe  faith  in  her  hearr,I  fit  a  queen 
22.20./i«fk,Surely,I  come  quickly 
God§&8.it\),  See  (Soft. 
He  j§>a<tl),or  j&aftl)  he. 
Gen.  4 1.  j  j.  what  he  faith  unto  you,do 

1  Sam  9.6.  all  that  he  faith  cometh  furely  to  pafle 

z o.  j  he  faith, Let  not  Jonathan  krow  this 

2  Sam.17.jAet  us  hear  likewife  whit  he  faith 
2  Kjn,1).  1  j.when  he  frith  to  thee,Wa(h  &  be  clean 


Job  17. 6,he  faith  to  thefnow,Be  thou  on  the  earth 

j9.25.he  frith  among  the  trumpetSjHajba 
Pro.z  j.7.eat  and  dunk,  faith  he  to  thee 

24.24.he  that  frith  to  the  wicked,Thou  art  rig. 
Eccleft.S.nehhet  faith  he,  For  whom  do  I  labour 

10. t. he  faith  to  every  one,  that  he  is  a  fool 
ifa.io.Z. he  frith,  hre  notmy  princes  kings 

1  j. he  faith,fty  the  ftreng.  of  my  hand  I  have 
29.1 1  .he  faith,  I  cannot,for  it  is  fealed 
iz.he frith,l  am  not  learned 
Mat.4.19.  he  frith  unto  them,Follow  me 
8.z6.hefaith  unto  them,  Why  are  ye  fearfull 
g.S.thenfatth  he  to  the  fick  of  the  palfie,  Arife 
9.  he  frith  unto  him,Fol!ow  me 
37. faith  he  to  his  difciples,The  harv.is  plent. 

1  z.i}.faith  he  to  the  man,Stretch  forth  thine 

Mar\  j.j. 

44.hefailh,l  will  return  into  my  houfe 

16.1  j.he  frith  to  them,  But  whom  fay  ye  that  I 

1 7. 2  j  -he  faith,Yes  :  &  when  he  was  come  into 
lg. 9. he  faith  to  him,Mof.becaufe  of  the  hardn. 

1 8.he  frith  unto  him,Which  ?  Jefus  faid 

20.7.  he  frith  to  them,  Go  ye  into  the  vineyard 

2 ^.hefaitb  unto  them,Ye  fhall  drink  indeed 

22.8.then/^tf^hetohisferv.  The  wedding  is 

12.  he  frith  to  him,Friend,how  cameft  thou 

zo.he  frith  to  them,  Whofe  is  this  image  and 

Marfy  12.16. 

2 1.  then  faith  he  unto  them,  Render  theifore 

4  j. he  frith  unto  them,How  then  doth  David 

26.  j  8.  faith  he  to  them,  My  foul  is  exceed, forr. 

Mar. 1. 10. he  faith  unto  the  fick  of  thepalfieJ  fay 

17. he  frith  unto  them,They  that  are  whole 

J.  J.he  faith  to  the  man  w'hhad  the  wither,  ban. 

4-he  faith  to  them,Is  it  lawful  to  do  good  on 

4.  j  j.he  faith  unto  them,Let  us  pafle  over  unto 

j.  j6.  he  faith  to  the  ruler  of  the  fynag.  Be  not 

ig.he  faith  unto  them, Why  make  ye  this  ado 

6.38.  hefaith  to  them,  How  many  loaves  have 

7.i8.hre/d.to  them, Are  ye  fo  without  underft, 

8.17.  hefaith  unto  them,Why  reafon  ye 

29.be  frith  unto  them,  But  whom  fay  ye  that 
10. 1 1  .hefaith  unto  them,Whofo.(hall  put  away 
1 1.2  j.thofe  things  which  hefaith  (hall  come  to 
he  fhall  have  whatfoever  hefaith 
14.  j  z.he  frith  to  his  difciples,Sit  ye  here  whiles 
i6.6.he  faith  unto  them ,Be  not  affrighted 
Luke  y.j9.forhe/iitfo,Theoldisbetter 
7.40.and  hefaith,  Matter,  fay  on 
I  i.z^.he  faith  J.  will  return  unto  mine  houfe 
\9.zz.hefa1th  to  him,Out  of  thine  own  mouth 
John  1 . 2 1 .  he  faith,  I  am  not 

j6.he/azrfc,Behold  the  Lamb  of  God 
j9-he  faith  unto  them,  Come  and  fee 
j  i.he  faith  unto  him,  Verily ,1  fay  unto  you 
2.  j.whatfoever  hefaith  unto  you,do  it 
Z.he  faith  unto  them,Draw  out  now 
j.6.be faith  unto  him,Wilt  thou  be  made  whole 
6.  j.he  faith  unto  Philip,Whence  (hall  we 
20. he  frith  unto  them,It  is  I 
42.  how  is  it  then  that  he  frith ,1  came  down 
8.2  2.becaufe  hefaith,  Whither  I  go,ye  cannot 
1 1.7. faith  he  to  his  difciples,Let  us  go  into  Ju. 
16.17.what  is  this  that  hefaith  unto  us 
i8.whatisthisthathe/atfb,A  little  while 
we  cannot  tell  what  hefaith 
18. 1 7.he  faith,  I  am  not 
19.  i4.he  faith  unto  the  Jewes,Behold  your  king 
z6.he  faith  to  his  moth.Wom.behold  thy  fon 
zj. faith  he  to  the  difciple,  Behold  thy  moth. 
,  J  j  .he  know  eth  that  he  frith  true 
2o.27.theny^i.'fo  he  to  Thomas,Reach  hither 
21. 1  j.  he  frith  unto  him,Yea,Lord     Ver.16. 
hzfaitb  unto  him,Feed  my  lambs 
i6.he/«7&tohimthe  2dtime,  Simon,loveft 
hefaith  unto  him,Feed  my  (heep 
*9-he  faith  unto  him,Follow  me 
Acls  \.n.vih\ch,frith  he,ye  have  heard  of  me 
2.  j  ^.he  faith  himfelf,  The  Lo.faid  unto  my  L. 
I2.8.he  faith  unto  him3Caft  thy  garment  about 
1 3-3  S-he  faith  in  anoth.Pfalm,Thou  (halfnot 
22.2.they  keptthe  more  filence,and  hefaith 
Rom.9.1 5.  he  faith  to  MofesJ  will  have  mercy  on 

2  J.as  hefai.in  Ofee,I  wil  call  them  my  peop. 
10.2 1  .to  Ifrael  hefaith,  All  the  day  long  have  I 
1  J.  10. again  he/<K<b,Rejoice,  ye  gentiles 


1  C0>\6. 16. for  iwo,frith  he,<rnli  be  one  fiefh 
9.  io.or  faith  he  it  altogether  for  our  fakes 

1  j.27.wht:n  hefaitb,A\l  things  are  put  under 

2  Cor.6. the  faith, \  have  heard  thee  in  a  time 
Gal-i. i6.he  frithnot, And  tofeeds,as  tomany:but 
Ephcf.4.8. wherefore  hefaith,  When  he  afcended 

j.  1 4.he  frith,  Awake  thou  that  fleepeft,  and 

Heb.i.6-h?  fahh,And  let  all  the  angels  of  G.wor. 

7.of  the  angels  hefaith,  Who  maketh  his  an. 

j. 6. as  hefaith  in  another  place,Thou  art  a  prie. 

8.  j. for  ke,faitb  he,that  thou  make  all  things  as 

8. he  faith, Behold, the  days  come,faith  the  L. 

1  j. in  that  he  faith,  A  new  cov.  he  hath  made 

io.j.he/itffc,Sicr.&  offering  thou  wbuldftnot 

James  4.6. he  faith, God  refiftsth  the  proud 

I  Joh.z.  4.  he  that  faith, I  know  him33c  keepcth  not 
6.he  that  faiib  he  abideth  in  him,ought  himf. 
9.he  that  faith  he  is  in  the  light,and  hateth 

Rev.z.i.theie  things  fa.he  that  holdeth  the7.ftars 

1 2.thefe  things  faith  he  which  hath  the  (harp 

j. 1. thefe  things  faith  he  that  hath  the  fevenfpir. 

17.1  j.he  faith  unto  me,  The  wat.  which  thou 

i9.9.he/;wbuntome,Write,Bleffed  are  they 

hejaitb  to  me,Thefe  are  the  true  fayings 

2  2.9  faith  he  unto  me,See  thou  do  it  not 
10.  he  faith  unto  me,Seal  not  the  fayings 

Jefus  &)atth,See  31eftt0, 
&titl)  the  Lord,  See  lojtj, 

j&a&e. 
Gen.S.zt.l  wiH  not  curfe  the  ground  for  mans/d. 
1 2.i6.he  intreated  Abraham  well  for  het falyz 
18.29.I  will  not  do  it  for  forties/^? 
3  r  .1  will  not  deftroy  it  for  twenties./^* 
3  2.1  wil  not  deftroy  it  for  tens  falp 
20.11.will  flay  me  for  my  wifes/i^ 
26.24  multiply  thy  feed  for  Abrahams  fa\e 
19. j.  bleffed  the  Egypti.  houfe  for  Jofephs/S/^ 
Exod.  1 8. 8. Lord  hid  done  to  the  Egyp.for  lh.fafe 
zi.z6.(ha\\  let  them  go  free  for  his  eyes  fa\e 
27.(liall  let  him  go  free  for  his  tooths  fa\e 
Num.i  1 .29.M0f.faid — Envieft  thou  for  my  fafe? 
2j.il.while  he  was  zealous  for  my  faltf  among 
1 8.fhin  in  the  day  of  the  plague  for  Peors  fa. 
1  Sam.  1 2.22.forfake  his  peo.for  his  gr.Names/a. 

2j.10.to  deftroy  the  citie  for  my  fa\e 
z  Sam.  j.  1 2  .exalted  his  kingd.forhis  peo.Ifr.  fa\e 
7.2 1. for  thy  words  falp  haft  thou  done  all 

1  Chr.17.19. 
9.  i.ihew  him  kindneffe  for  Jonathans  fa\e 
7.(hew  thee  kindneffe  for  Jona.thy  fath./^e 

18.  j.deal  gently,for  my  fa.  with  the  yong  man 

1  icj.8.41.  out  of  a  far  country  for  thy  Names  fa\e 

2  Chro.6.iz. 

1 1.1 2.not  do  it  for  David  thy  fathers/^* 

for  Jcrufalems/d^jWhich  I  have  chofen 
j  2.  for  my  ferv.Davids^^,  &  for  Jeruf./^ 
34.  for  Dav.  my  fervants /«((*,  whom  I  chofe 

1  J.4.  for  Davids/a^  did  the  Lo.  his  God  give 

2  Kjng.8. 19.net  deftr.Judah  for  Dav.his  ferv./^e 

19.  j4.for  mine  own  fake,  &  for  my  fer.Da.y^ 
Chap.  20.^. 

Neh.9.  ji.for  thy  great  mercies/a^  thou  didft  not 
Job  19. 1 7.intreated  for  the  chW.fake  of  mine  own 
Pfal.6. 4. 0  fave  me  for  thy  mercies  fake 

Pfal.2i.i6. 
2j.j.the  paths  of  righteouf.for  his  Names  fake 
z  j.7.remember  thou  me  for  thy  goodneffe/k^ 
1 1.  for  thy  Names/i^£,0  Lo.  pardon  mine 
j  1.  j. for  thy  Names/^c  lead  me,  &  guide  me 
44.26.redeem  us  for  thy  mercies  fake 
69.tf.not  them  that  wait — be  aiham.  for  my  fa. 
not— be  confounded  for  my  fake 
79.9.purge  away  our  fins  for  thy  Names^e 
1 06.8,  he  faved  them  for  his  Names  fate 
109.2 1. do  thou  for  me  for  thy  NamesM<? 

I I  j.i.for  thy  mercy ,and  for  thy  truths  fri\e 
1  j  2.io.for  thy  fervant  Dav.Me  turn  not  away 
14J.  1  i.quicken  me,0  Lord,forthy  Names/Zt. 

for  thy  rightecufneffe/a^  bring  my  foul 
Ifa.  J7.3  j.for  mine  owr»/4?,&  for  my  fer.  Da/a. 
42.2 1. is  wel-pleafedforhisrighteoufneffe/<^ 
4  j.  i4.for  your fake  I  have  fent  to  Babylon 

2  j.blotteth  out  thy  tranlgr.for  mine  own/*. 
4  j  -4.for  Jacob  my  (ervar.ts  fake  I  have  even 
48.9.for  my  Names  fa\e  will  I  defer  mine  ang. 

1 1  .for 


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S  A  K 


1 1. for  mine  oivn/i^  will  I  do  it 
6 1. 1. for  Z  ions/%  will  I  not  hold  my  peace 

for  Jerufalems/%  I  will  not  reft 
6}.i7.return,for  thy  fervants /%,the  tribes  of 
66.  j.trut  caft  you  out  for  my  Names/% 
fer.144.do  thou  it  for  thy  Names/% 

z  1  .do  not  abhor  us  for  thy  Names /% 
£■^-.20.9.  I  wrought  for  my  Names  fake 

Cb.ap.14>"- 
44.wrought  with  you  for  my  Names  fake 
36.z2.but  for  mine  holy  Names  /% 
D<w.9. 17. to  fhine  on  thy  fanct. — for  the  Lo, fafe 

19.  defer  not  for  thine  own  /% 
fon.i.  12.  for  my  fake  this  great  tempeft  is  on  you 
Mici.x  z.Zion  for  your  /%  be  plowed  as  a  field 
Mat.  5.  i  o.are  perfecuted  for  righteoufnefle/% 
1 1.  againft  you  falfly  for  my  fake 
10.18.  before  governors  and  kings  for  my  /% 
Mark  13.9. 
22.  hated  of  all  men  for  my  Names  fake 

Chap^^.Md^  13.13. 
jo.lofeth  his  life  for  my  /%,fhall  find  it 
14.3.  for  Herodias/%>  his  brother  Phil,  wife 
Maik.6.17. 
9«for  the  oaths/%,  he  commanded  it  to  be 
Mark  6-ig' 
i6.z  J.lofe  his  life  for  my/%  (hall  find  it 

Mark  8.35.  L%9.Z4. 
19.1 z.  eunuchs  for  the  kingdom  of  heavens/rf. 
zo.or  lands  for  my  Names/%,  fhallreceive 
Mark  10.19. 
14.zz.but  for  the  elects  fake  thofe  dayes  dial  be 
Mark  i?'i0- 
ilf(jy^4.i7.orperfecutionarifethforthe  words  fa. 
Luk.6.i  z.caft  out  your  na.-»for  the  Son  of  mans/ 
18.29.  or  children  for  the  kingdome  of  G./% 
zi.iz.before  kings  &  tulers  for  my  Nam./% 
i7.hated  of  all  men  for  my  Names  /% 
fohn  iz.9.came  not  for  Jefus/%  only,but  that 
1 3. 38. wilt  thou  lay  down  thy  life  for  my/% 
14.11.elfe  beleeve  me  for  the  very  works/% 
1  5.  2 1. do  unto  you  for  my  Names/% 
Ails  9.  i6.great  things  he  muft  fuff.  for  my  Na-/z. 
z£.7.for  which  hopes  /%,  King  Agrippa,!  am 
Rom.^.zi.  not  written  for  his/%  alone 
1  i.z8.they  are  enemies  for  your  fake 
13.5.  needs  be  fubjeft  alfo  for  confcience  fake 
15. 30. for  the  Lord  Jef.Chrifts/%,thatyeftri« 
1  Co>-.4.io.we  are  fools  for  Chrifts/% 
9.13  .and  this  I  do  for  the  gofpels/% 
10. z {.asking  noqueftion  for  conf./z.  Verz7. 
z8.eat  not  for  his/%  that  fhewed  it 

and  for  confcience  fake 
z  Cor. 4. 5  .our  fel ves  your  fervants  for  Jefus/% 
1 1. delivered  unto  death  for  Jefus/% 
1  z.io.I  take  pleafure  in  diftreffes  for  Chri.  fake 
Epbef.4.1  z.even  as  G.for  Chrifts/%  hath  forgiv* 
P/«/.i.Z9.but3lfo  to  fuffer  for  bis/% 
6W.I.Z4  for  his  bodies  /%,  which  is  the  church 

3.6.fot  which  things  /%,the  wrath  of  G.com. 
1  Tfo/r  .5.  we  were  among  you  for  your  fake 

{.1 3. very  highly  in  love  for  their  works/% 
1  7itf?.?.i3.ufe a  little  wine  for  thy  ftomacks/% 
Tit.  1.1 1. ought  not  for  filthy  lucres  /% 
Philem^.yet  for  loves /%  I  rather  beieech  thee 
1  Pet.z.  1 3.  to  every  ordin.of  man  for  the  Lo/% 
3. 14.  if  ye  fuffer  for  righteoufn./j.  happy  are  ye 

1  fohn  z.  1  z.  fins  are  forgiven  you  for  his  Na./% 

2  fohn  z.for  the  truths/%  that  dwelleth  in  us 

;  foh.7  heczafe  that  for  his  Names/%  they  went 
ftro.z.3.and  for  my  Names/%  haft  laboured 
Thy  5>abe, 

Sf»-3.i7.curfed  is  the  ground  for  thy  /% 
1  z.i  3.  he  will  be  with  me  for  thy/% 
30. Z7. Lord  hathblefled  meforthy/% 
P/a/.44.z2.for  thy  fake  are  we  killed  all  the  day  lo. 

K08.8.38. 
69>7.for  thy/%1  have  born  reproach 
lfa.% 4.1 5.  they  fhall  fall  for  thy  /% 
fer.  1 5.1 5,  that  for  thy  /%  I  have  fuflered  rebuke 

dailies. 

Gen. iS.ze. I  will  fpare  all  the  place  for  their/%* 

ic-a.z6.45.for  their /%*  remember  the  covenant 

Deu.i  .37.angry  with  me  for  your/%v    Ch.4.z  1. 

3 . 1 6.  Lord  was  wroth  w  ith  me  for  y  out  fakes 

J  Judg.z  1  .z  z.  be  favourable  unto  them  for  our /%* 


SAL        SAL 

Ruth  1. 1 3.  it  grieveth  me  much  for  your/%* 
1  Chro.  16.Z  1.  he  reproved  kings  for  their/%* 

Pfal.iQi.14. 
Pfal.7.7.  for  their  Jakes  therefore  return  thou  on 
106.3  z.  went  ill  with  Mofes  for  their  fakes 
1  zz.8.breth.and  companions  fakes,  I  will  now 
7/4.65.8.  fo  will  I  do  for  my  fervants  fakes 
E\ck-}6.zz.l  do  not  this  foryour/%*,0  houfe 
3  z.not  for  your/%j  do  I  this,faith  the  Lord 
Dtf?z.a.30.but  for  their  /%*  that  fhalmake  known 
Mal.3.1 1.  rebuke  the  devourer  for  your/%* 
Ma\\6.z6.  and  for  their/%*  which  fate  with  him 
fohn  11.15.I  amglad,foryour/%*,tbatI  was 
1 2.30.not  becaufe  of  me,but  for  your  fakes 
17.19.  for  their/%*  I  fanctifie  my  felf 
Rom.  1 1.28.  they  are  beloved  for  the  fathers/%* 
1  Cor.4.6Aor  your/%*  :  that  ye  might  learn  in  us 

9.io.or  faith  he  it  altogether  for  our  fakes 
1  Cor. 4. 1  5 .for  all  things  are  for  your  /%* 

8.9-yet  for  your  fakes  he  became  poor 
1  Ihef. 1.9. \oy  for  your  Jakes  before  our  God 
z  Tm.z.  io-I  endure  all  things  for  the  elefts/%* 

&ala. 
L%  3.35.  which  was  the  fon  of  Sala 

jfcalar;,called  £$elftr)  iChr.1.18. 
Gf«.  1 0.24.  A  rpluxad  begate  Salah  y  Salah  begate 
1  i.iz.Arphaxad  lived  3  5.  yeers,  &  begate  Sal. 
1 3  .lived  after  he  begate  Salah  403  .yeers 
\4.Salah  lived  thirty  yeers  and  begate  Eber 
1 5. Salah  lived  after  he  begate  Eber  403. yee. 
&>a!amt0. 
Alls  13.5.  and  when  they  were  at  Salamis,they 

H>alatr)lel. 
1  Cfo*.3.i7.fons  of  Jeconiah;  A(Tu,Salatb.his fon 
Mai. i.i  z.begate  Salathiel,Salathiel begate  Zorob. 
L%  j.27.which  was  the  fon  of  Salatbiel 

Salrtjarj. 
Deut.7,.10.  Salchah  &  Edrei,citiesofthe  kingd.  of 
1  Chro.%.  1 1 .  in  the  land  of  Bafhan  unto  Salchah 

i§>alcaij, 
fof.  1 2. 5: .reigned  in  mount  Hermon,and  in  Sajxah 
1 3 . 1 1  .and  all  Bafhan  unto  Salcab 
3>ale, 
Let1.2j.27.let  him  count  the  yeers  of  the  fak 

jo.and  the  price  of  his  fak  fliall  be  according 
De«c.i8.8.befide  that  whichcometh  of  the  fale 

jgialem. 
Gra.14.18.  Melchifedech  king  of  Salem  brought 
Pfal.76.z-  in  Salem  alfo  is  his  tabernacle 
Hcb.7.i.Melchi.ki.  of  Salem,pricf!k  of  the  moft  hi. 
2.king  of  S<zte,which  is,  king  of  peace 
jbalim, 
fohn  3. 23 .baptizing  in  £inon,neer  to  Sallm 

Neh.i  i.8.and  after  him  Gabai,  Sallal 
12.20.of  SatojKallai :  of  Amok,  Eber 

Neh.  1 1 .7.fons  of  Benjam.  Sallu,  the  fon  of  Mcfh. 
1 2.7.S^«3Amok,Hilkiah,Jedaiah 
Galium. 
1  C^.3.1 5.  the  third  Zedekiah,  the  fourth  Solium 

<S>alma,or  palmar;. 
I  Chro.  z .  5  1 . S alma  the  father  of  Bethlehem 
?4.the  fons  of  Salmal) ;  Bethlehem,and 
jS>a1mon,called  alfo  j&alma. 
Ruth  4.  20.  and  Nafhon  begate  Salmon 
21.  and  Salmon  begate  Boaz 

1  Chr. z.i  i.Nahfhon  begat  Salma^almabeg.&ozt 
Pfal.6S.14.it  was  white  as  fnow  in  Salmon 
Mat.  i.4.and  Naaflbn  begat  Salmon 

y .and  Salmon  begat  Boaz  of  Rachab 
L%  3.3  3.  which  was  the  fon  of  Salmon 

jg>almone. 
Aff,zj.7.vie failed  under  Creet,  over  agz.Salmone 

Salome. 
Mar.  1  y.40.  Mary  the  mother — of  Jofes,&  Salome 
1 6. 1. Mary  the  mother  of  James,and  Salome 
ftafc 
Gen.  19.26.fhe  became  a  pillar  of  fait 
Lev.  2.13  .meat-offering  fhalt  thou  feafon  w  ith  fak 
with  all  thine  offer,  thou  fhalt  off.  fait 
7)f«t.29.z3.whole  land  thereof  is  brimft.&/zft 
fof.  i$.6z  Nibfhan,  and  the  city  of  fait 
y/«f.9.4j .beat  down  the  city,  &  fowed  it  viithfa/t 

2  S<J».8.i3.fromfmitingtheSyr.inthe  va\.of fait 
2  I{jn.z.zo. bring  me  a  new  crufc,&  put/j/ftherin 

Iii  i  2 


SAL        SAL 

2 1. unto  the  fpring,and  caft  the  fair,  in  there 
14.7-ftew  of  Edom,in  the  valley  of fa/t, 10060. 
1  C^.i8.i2.flewoftheEdomitesintheval.of/^/fj 
z  Cfo-.zj  .1  i.went  to  the  valley  o(falt,zad  fmote 
E^ra  6.9. wheat,  falt,viine,  and  oyl 

7.zz.and/aA,without  prefcribing  how  much 
fob  6.6.which  is  unfavoury  be  eaten  without  fait 
fer.ij.e.in  a  fait  land,and  not  inhabited 
£^-43.24.theprieft  (hall  caft  fait  upon  them 

47. 1 1  .not  be  healed ,  they  (hall  be  given  to  fait 
Zeph.z. y.falt pits,andi  perpetuall  defolatioa 
Mat.  5. 1 3  .ye  are  the  fak  of  the  earth 

if  the  fait  have  loft  his  fav.wherewith 
Mar.  9.49.and  every  facrifice  falted  with  fait 

50.  fait  is  good  ;  but  if  the  fait  have  ldft  his 
i%  1 4.3  4. 
Co/.4.6.1et  your  fpeech  be  feafoncd  withfalt 
fam.$.iz.  no  fount,  both yzdd  fait  water  &fre(h 

Covenant  0/ j£>3it,See  Covenant. 

£>Mfea. 

Gen.14.1.  in  the  vale  of  Sidd.  which  is  the  fait  fea 

N«ff?.34.3.(hall  bathe  outmoftcoaft  of  the/k/ffea 

iz.goings  out  of  it  fhall  be  at  the/iftfea 
Deut.i.ij.cstnthefak  fea  under  Afhdod-Pifgah 
/e/3.i6.thofethatcame  down  toward  the  fait  fea 
1  z.3  .fea  of  the  plain',even  to  the  fait  fea 
1  f.  z.fouth  border  from  the  fiiore  of the  fait  fea 

5. and  theeaft  border  was  the  fait  fea 
18.19.  were  at  the  north  bay  of  the  fait  fea 
&>aircD. 
£^.i£.4.waft  not  fakedzt  alienor  fwadled  at  all 
Mat.  5.13  .loft  his  fav.  wherewith  (hall  it  he  falted 
Ata\9<49.every  one  fhall  be  falted  with  fire 

every  facrifice  (hall  he  faked  with  fait 
^altncrte. 
Mar  .y.jo.bnt  if  the  fait  have  loft  his  fa/tnefe 

Salt*. 
Nu.z  5.i4.Zimri  fon  of  &a/«,prince  of  a  chief  hou. 

Saltation. 
Exod,  1 4. 1 3«ftand  ft  ill,fee  the  falvation  of  the  Lord 
z  Chro-zo.ij. 
Dental,  1  j.&  lightly  effeemed  the  rock  of  his  fal. 

1  Sam.  1 1. 1 3.10  day  the  Lord  wrought/afo.in  Ifi. 

14.45. Jonath. die  who  hath  wrought  this  gr.fal. 
19. 5. Lord  wrought  a  great  falvation  in  Ifrael 

2  Sam.  zz. 5 1  .he  is  the  tower  oifalvat.fot  his  king 
1  Chr.  i6.z  3  .fhew  forth  from  day  to  day  his  falvat. 

3  j.fave  us,0  God  of our  falvation 
z  Cfcr.6.4i.let  thy  priefts— be  clothed  with  falvat. 
P/1/.3. 8. falvation  only  belongeth  to  the  Lord 
14.7.O  that  the  falvation  of  Ifrael  were  come 
Z4.$.righteoufn.from  the  God  of 'his  falvation 
3  5.9.  my  foul  fhall  rejoice  in  his  falvation 
17.^9-falvat'wnof  the  righteous  is  of  the  Lord 
50.z3.will  Ifhew  the  falvation  of  God 
5  3.6.O  that  the  falvation  of  Ifrael  were  come 
65.5.anfwerus,0  God  of  our  falvation 
68.19.evcn  the  God  of  our  falvation 

20.our  God  is  the  God  of  falvation 
74.1  z.working  falvat.  in  the  midft  of  the  earth 
78.2z.becaufe  they  trufted  not  in  his  falvation 
79.9.help,0  God  of 'our  falvation 
85.4-turn  us,0  God  of our  falvation 

9.  his  falvation  is  nigh  them  that  fear  him 
9  5.1.3  joyfull  noife  to  the  Rock  of our  falvation 
96.2.fhew  forth  his  falvation  from  day  to  day 
98.z.Lord  hath  made  known  his  falvation^ 

3.  ends  of  the  earth  have  feen  the  falvation  of 
1 1 6. 3 .1  will  take  the  cup  of  falvation 
1 1 8 . 1 5  .voice  of  rejoycing  and  of  falvation  is  in 
1 19. 1 5  ^.falvation  is  far  from  the  wicked 
1 3  2.16.I  will  alfo  clothe  her  priefts  viithjalva. 
144.10.  it  is  he  that  givetb  falvation  unto  kings 
149.4.  he  will  beautifie  the  meek  with  falvation 
7/4.12.3. draw  water  out  of  the  wels  of  falvation 
25.9#willbe  glad,and  rejoice  in  his  falvation 
26.1. falvation  will  God  appoint  for  walls 
H.z.outfalvation  in  the  time  of  trouble 

6.ftability  of  thy  times,  &  ftrengthof  falvat. 

4  5. 8. and  let  them  bring  forth  falvation 

i7.faved  with  an  everlafting/d/z^W? 
46.1 3-and  my  falvation  fhall  not  tarry 
49.8.1'n  a  day  of falvation  have  I  helped  thee 

5  z.7.tidings  of  good,  that  pab\i(heth  falvation 

1  o.of  the  earth  fhall  fee  the  falvat.  of  our  Gj 
5*9.1  l.forfalvat.bm  it  is  far  off  from  us 

i6.therefore 


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SAL 


SAL 


S  A  L 


SAM        SAM 


i6.therfore  his  arm  brought  falvation  to  him 
17.  and  an  helmtt  of  falvation  upon  his  head 
60. 1 8.but  thou  (halt  call  falvation  thy  walls 
6i.io.clo"thed  me  witn  the  garments  of  falvat'. 
61.  i.and  the  falvation  thereof  as  a  lamp 
63.?.  mine  own  arm  brought  falvation  unto 
Jcr.^.z^.  in  vain  is  falvat.  hoped  for  from  the  hils 
truly  in  the  Lord  is  the  falvation  of  Ifr. 
L(j«z.j.i6.andguictly  wait  for  the  falvation  of  the 
Jonah  2.  9. falvation  is  of  the  Lord 
Hob.  j.8.didft  ride  upon  thy  charets  of falvation 
1 3 .  wenteft  forth  for  the  falvat.  of  thy  people 
even  for  falvation  with  thine  anointed 
Zech.g.y.he  is  juft,  and  having  falvation 
Lu\e  1. 69. raifed  up  an  horn  of  falvation  for  us 
.•77. to  give  knowledge  of  falvation  to  his  peo. 
3-6.aH  flcfh  (hall  fee  the  falvation  oi  God 
19. 9. this  day  is  falvation  come  to  this  houfe 
John  4. ix. for  falvation  is  <  f  the  Jewes 
Acls  4.11.  neither  is  there  falvation  in  any  other 
13.26.  toyouisthis/d/zxtfioTzfent 

47.be  for  falvation  unto  the  ends  of  the  earth 
i6.i7.whichfhew  unto  us  the  way  oi  falvation 
2,8.18. falvation  of  God  is  fent  unto  the  gentiles 
Rom.i  .i6.gofpel  is  the  power  of  God  unto  falvat. 
10.10.wuh  the  mouthconftffion  is  made  to  fal. 
1 1. 1  i.thtough  their  fall  falvation  iscome  to 

1  J.i  I.  now  is  our  falvati,  neerer  then  when  we 
2  Cor, 1.6.  affiled,  it  is  foryour<onfolati.&/^. 

or  comfortedjit  is  for  your  confoi.Si.falv. 

6.2. in  the  day  of  falvation  have  I  fuccoured  thee 

behold,now  is  the  day  of  falvation 

7.10.  godly  foriow  worketh repentance  to falv. 

Epb.  1 . 1 3  .the  word  of  truth,the  go  pel  of  youcfal. 

6. 1 7«and  take  the  helmet  oi  falvation 
Phil.  1.  28.  but  toyouof/Jz/MtawZjand  that  of  God 
2.1  a.wotk  out  yonx  falvation  with  fear  &  trem. 

1  tbef.  5.8. for  an  helnr.-t,the  hope  of falvation 

g.bm  to  obtain  falvation  by  our  Lord 

2  Tbef. 1.13.  btcaufc  God  hath  chofen  you  to  falv. 
2  Ti«.  2.  io.that  they  may  obtain  the  falvat  .which 

3.1  f  .are  able  to  make  thee  wife  unto  falvation 
Tit.  2. 1 1. the  grace  of  God  that  bringeth/«/w.  hath 
Hek1.14.min.fpi.for  them  who  fhall  be  heirs  or  (a. 

2.  j.  how  fhall  we  efcape,  if  we  negleft  fo  %r.fal 
io.c-ipt.of  their  falva.r>erfec\  thro.fufFerings 

5.9. became  the  author  of  etemallfalvation 

6.9. better  things,things  that  accompany  falvat. 

9.28.the  fecond  time  without  fmjmto  falvation 

1  Pet.  1.  j.  who  are  kept— through  faith  unto  falv. 

9.end  of  your  faith,even  the  fal.ofyour  fouls 
10.  of  which  falvat.  the  prophets  have  enquir. 

2  PfJ.3.1 5.  long-fuffering  of  the  Lord  isfalvatien 
Jude  3. to  write  unto  you  of  the  common  falvation 
Rev.  j,  1  o.faying,  Salvation  to  our  God 

12.10.now  is  come  falvation  and  firength 

1 9.1. falvation,  glory  and  honour  unto  the  Lord 

My  igmltoatf on. 

Exod.i^  .2. and  he  is  become  my  falvation 
2  Sam  22. 3. my  fhield,the  horn  of  my  falvation 
47. exalted  be  the  God  of  the  rock  of  my  fal. 

2  j .  5  .this  is  all  my  falvation,ind  all  my  defire 
Job  1 3 . 1 6.he  alfo  (hal  1  be  my  falvation 
P/J/.1846.&  let  the  God  of  myfalvat.be  exalted 

2f  .f.teachme:  for  thou  art  the  G.ofmy  falvat. 
27.i.theLord  is  my  ligot  and  my  falvation 

9. neither  forfake  me,0  God  of  my  falvation 
38.12.make  hafte  to  help  me,  O  Lord,  my  falv. 
5  r .  i4.deliver  me,  thou  God  of  my  falvation 
61.1. from  him  cometh  my  falvation 

2.1's  only  my  rock,&  my  falvation       Ver.6. 

7.1'n  God  is  my  falvation, and  my  glory 
88.  i.O  God  of  my  falvation,!  have  cryed 
89.26. my  God,  and  the  rock  of 'my  falvation 
91.  i6.fatisfie  him,and  fhew  him  my  falvation 
1 18. 14-the  Lord  is  become  my  falvation 

2 1. haft  heard  me,and  art  become  my  falvat. 
140.7.O  God  the  Lord,  the  ftrength  of  my  fal. 
Ifa.i  i.i.behold,God  is  my  falvation 

he  alfo  is  become  my  falvation 
46. 1 3  .and  my  falvation  fhall  not  tarry 
49.6.maieft  be  myfalvat.totbe  end  of  the  earth 
J 1 .  <;  .my  falvation  is  gone  forth 

6.  but  my  falvation  fhall  be  for  ever 

8. and  my  fdvatwn  from  generat.  to  generat. 
5:6. 1 .  for  my  falvation  is  neer  to  Come 


Mitah  7.7.I  will  wait  fot  the  God  of  my  falvation 
Hab.  3 . 1 8 .1  will  joy  in  the  God  of  my  falvation 
Pbil.i.  19-that  this  fhall  turn  tomy falvation     ■ 

rhy  £>altoatton. 
Gew.49.18J  have  waited  for  thy  falvation 
1  S#«z.2,i.becaufe  I  rejoice  in  thy  falvation 

2  2.36.haftgivenme  the  fhield  of  thy  falvation 

P/j;.i8.jy. 
Pfal.9. 1 4.I  will  rejoice  in  thy  falvation 
1 3. 5. my  heart  fhall  rejoice  in  thy  falvatiqp 
20.j.we  will  rejoice  in  thy  falvation 
zi.i.in  thy  falvati. bow  greatly  fhall  he  rejoice 
5. his  glory  is  great  in  thy  falvation 

3  5. 3. fay  unto  my  foul,  I  am  thy  falvation 
40. 10.I  have  declared  thy  falvation 

i6.1et  fuch  as  love  thy  falvation  fay 
yi.i2.reftQreuntomethe  joy  of  thy  falvation 

Pfal.70.4. 
69. 1 3  .hear  me  in  the  truth  of  thy  falvation 

*9.1et  thy  falvation  fet  me  up  on  high 
7 1 . 1  y .  my  mouth  fhall  fhew  forth  thy  falvation 
8  5  7. fhew  us  thy  mercy,&  grant  us  thy  falvation 
106.4.O  vifit  me  with  thy  falvation 
1 1 9.41.  even  thy  falvat.  according  to  thy  word 
8 1. my  f-iul  famteth  for  thy  falvation 
123  .mine  eyes  fail  for  thy  falvation 
1 66.  Lord,I  have  hoped  for  thy  falvation 
174. 1  have  longed  for  thy  falvation^  Lord 
lfa.1y.10.  thou  haft  forgotten  the  God  of  thy  fal. 

62.1  i.Zion,Behold, thy /^Am/jok  cometh 
Luke  2.30.fprmine  eyes  have  feen  thy  falvation 

Salutation. 

Luke  1.29.  what  maner  of  falutation  this  fhould  be 
4 1  .at  the  falutation  of  Miry;the  babe  leaped 
44.lo,alfoon  as  the  voice  of  thy/tf/«r.founded 
1  Cor.16.z1.the  falutat.of  me  Paul  with  mine  own 
C0/.4. 1  %. the  falutationby  the  hand  of  me  Paul 
1  Thef.}.  17.  the  falutation  of  Paul  with  mineown 

&>alutation0, 
Mar.ii.$  8.  and  love  J alutations  in  the  market  pla. 

jfealttte. 

1  Sam.io.^.and  they  will  falute  thee,  &  give  thee 

1 3.  io.Saul  went  to  meet  him,  thit  he  might  fa. 
2y.14.Dav.itnt  mtffeng.— to/ato  our  mafter 

2  Sam.%. 10. (ent  Joram  hisfon — tofalute him 
zKj.+.zy.fal.him  notjif  any/<i/«.thec,ani.hira  not 

10.13.we  go  down  to/afetethechildr.ofthek. 
Mdf.f. 47. ./«/«#  your  breth.only,w  hat  do  you  more 

10.12.when  ye  come  into  an  houfe, /a/«fe  it 
Mar.  i?.i8.began  to  fal.  bim,  Hail  K-of  the  Jews 
Lu\:  10.4.  falute  no  man  by  the  way 
Aff.i^.XT,.  Bernice  came  from  Cefarea  tofalute 
Rom.16.1)  falute  my  wel-beloved  Epenetus 

•j 'falute  Andronicus  and  Junia  my  kinfmen 
y.falute  Urbane  our  helper  in  Chrift 
lo.falute  Apelles — falute  them  which  are 
1 1  falute  Herodion  my  kinfman 
lz-falutc  Triphena  —falute  thebelov.Perfis 
i$.falute  Rufus  chofen  in  the  Lord 
1  ^.falute  Afyncritus,Phlegon,Hermas 
\%.falute Philologus,and  Julia,Nereus,and 
\6.falute  one  another  with  an  holy  kiffe 

the  churches  of  Qhtiii  falute  you 
2i.Jafon,&  Sofipater  my  kinfmen  falute  you 
22.I  Tertius  falute  you  in  the  Lord 

1  Cfl?\i6.i9.  the  churches  of  Ah*  falute  you 

Aquilaand  PtikAh  falute  you 

2  Cor.  1 3. 1 3. all  the  faints  falute  you 
Pbil.^.zi. falute  every  faint  in  Chrift  Jefus 

22.  all  the  faints  falute  you 
C0/.4.1?.  falute  the  brethren  which  are  in  Laodicea 

2  Tim.^.ig.falute  the  houfhold  of  Onefiphorus 
Tjf.3.1  j.  all  that  are  with  me  falute  thee 

P hile.z$. there  Calute  thee  Epaphr.is,  myfellow-pr. 

Heb.  13.24.  falute  all  them  that  have  the  rule  over 

they  of  Italy  falute  you 

3  John  i4.our  friends  falute  thet;  greet  the  friends 

&alHtct>. 
Jttdg.\2.T<;.  to  the  houfe  of  Micah,  kfalutedhim 

1  Saw.  1 7.2 2. David  came  and  faluted  his  brethren 

30.21.when  Da.came  neer  ro  the  peo.hc  faluted 

2  Kjn.io.i<t.falut.him}&  faid,Is  thine  heart  right 
Mar.o.i  5.  and  running  to  him, faluted  him 
Luke  1.40.  houfe  of  Zecharias,& /<«/«(«/ Elifabeth 
Affs  iS.n.faluted  the  church,  he  went  down  to 

2i.7.cameto  Ptolemais,and /«/«?«£ the  brethr. 


19. when  he  had  faluted  them,  he  declared 
i^aluteth. 

Kfl»2.i6.2  3.G3ius  mu.e  hoi\ faluteth  you 

Etaftus  the  chamberlain  faluteth  you 

C0L4.1o.Ariftar.tny  fcllow-prifoner  faluteth  you 

1 2.Epaphras,  a  fervant  of  Chrift  faluteth  you 

x  Pet.  J.  1 3 .  church  that  is  at  ft ibylon  faluteth  you 

j^amarta. 

1  Kjng.  13.3 1.  high  pla.  which  are  in  thecit.of  So-. 

16.24.and  he  bought  the  hill  oi  Samaria 

Shemer,  owner  of  the  hill  Samaria 
20. 1. he  went  up  and  belieged  Samaria 

10. if  the  duft  of  Sd.fhall  fuffice  for  handfuls 
i7.there  are  men  come  out  of  Samaria 
■  ai.i.aviney.  by  the  palace  of  Ahabkingof  So-. 
22.10.in  the  entrance  of  the  gate  of  Samaria 
3  8  .wafhed  the  charet  in  the  pool  of  Samaria 

2  Kjng.i.$.  meet  the  mefl'engers  of  the  king  of  Sa. 

3.6.  Jehor.  went  out  of  Samaria  the  fame  time 

6.io.were  come  into  Sam  aria  filiftis.  faid,Lord 

behold  ,they  were  in  the  midft  of  Sam. 

24.  Benhadad  went  up  and  befieged  Samaria 
7.1.  of  barley  fora  fhefeel  in  the  gate  of Samaria 

1 8. about  this  time  in  the  gate  of  Samaria 
17.6.  the  king  of  Affyria  took  Sama.  &  carried 

24. placed  them  in  the  cities  of  Samaria 

and  they  pofltffed  Sam.znd  dwelt  in 

26.nations— placed  in  the  cit.of  Sa.  kno.not 

2  8.  prie.whom  they  had  car.away  from  Sam. 
18.9.  Shalmanefer  king  of  Aflyr.came  ag.Sam. 

10. ninth  yeer  of  Holhea  Samaria  was  wken 
34.have  they  delivered  Sa.  out  of  mine  hand 
I  fa.  36.19. 
2 1 . 1 3-ftretch  over  Jeiufal.the  line  of  Samaria 
23.1 8-bones  of  the  prophet  that  came  out  ot  S. 
i9.which  were  in  the  cities  of  Sam  Jof.  tock 
2  Chro.  1 8-9.at  the  entring  in  of  the  gate  of  Samar. 
25.13.  fell  upon  the  cities  from  Sam.  to  Bethor. 
Exra^.io.fet  in  the  cities  of  Sam.znd  the  reft  that 
Neb. q.i.he  fpake  before  the  armie  of  Samaria 
jfa.y.^.hezdot  Ephraim  is  S  amar. the  head  cf  Sam. 
8. 4. the  fpoil  of  Samaria  fhall  be  taken  away 
<).<).  people  fhall  know,  &  the  inhab.  of  Samar. 
10. 9. is  not  Samaria  as  Damafcus 

lo.whofe  graven  images  excel!  them  of  Sam. 

/cf.13.13.1  have  feen  folly  in  the  proph.  of  Sama. 

2 1. 5. plant  vines  upon  the  mountains  of  Samar. 

41.5.  there  came  certain  from  Shecbem  and  Sa. 

E^ek- 1 6.46. thine  elder  lifter  is  Samaria 

5. neither  hath  Samar.  committed  half  of  thy 

53«again  the  captiv.of  Sam.  &  her  daughters 

5  ^.Samaria  &  her  daugh.fhall  return  to  their 

xi-a-Samaria  is  Aholah,&  Jtrufalem  Aholibah 

3  3. filled— with  the  cup  of  thy  fifter  Samaria 
Hof.y.  i.and  the  wickedneffe  of  Samaria 

8.y.thy  calfe,0  Samaria,lmh  caft  thee  off 

6.but  the  calf  of  Samaria  fhall  be  broken  in 
10.5  .inhabitants  of  Samaria  fhall  fear^becaufe 

7»as  for  Samaria,her  king  is  cut  off 
i%.  16  Samaria  fhall  become  defolate 
Amos  3.9.  affemble  upon  the  mountains  of  Sama. 
4.1.  ye  kine  of  Bafhan  in  the  mount,  of  Samar. 
6. 1. at  eafe  in  Zion,&  truft  in  the  moun.of  Sa. 
8.i4.they  that  fwear  by  the  fin  of  Samaria 
Obad.  i  g.they  fhall  pofi'tfle  the  fields  of  Samaria 
Micah  1.1.  word  which  he faw  concerning  Samar. 
5.tranfgreffion  of  Jacob  ?  is  it  not  Samaria 
6.  therefore  I  will  make  Samaria  as  an  heap 
Luke  17. 1 1. that  he  paffed  thorow  the  midft  of  Sa, 
John  4.4. and  he  muft  needs  go  thorow  Samaria 
5. then  cometh  he  to  a  citie  of  Samaria 
7.cometh  a  woman  of  Samaria  to  draw'  water 
9. then  faith  the  woman  of  Samaria  unto  him 
of  me  which  am  a  woman  of  Samaria 
.^#.8.i.fcat.abroad  thorow  out  the  regions- -of  &*. 
j. of  Samaria,and  preached  Chrift  unto  them 
9.and  bewitched  the  people  of  Samaria 
i4.heard  that  Samaria  had  received  the  word 
9.3  i.Galileeand  Samaria,and  wereedified  _ 
x  j. 3. they  paffed  thorow  Phenice  and  Samaria 
in  j&amaria. 
1  iO'wg-io^S.Omriflepc.and  was  buried  inSam. 
29.  Ahab  fon  of  Omri  reigned  in  Samaria 
3  a.houfe  of  Baal,which  he  had  built  in  Sam. 
18.2.  there  was  a  fore  famine  in  Samaria 
20.34.ftreets  in  Damaf.as  my  fath.  made  in  Sa. 
21.18.meet  1 


SAM        SAM 


SAM        SAM 


SAM      "SAM 


2.1.1 3. meet  Ahab  K.of  Ifr.which  is  in  Samaria  | 
z1.37.and  they  buried  the  king  in  Samaria 
5 1.  Ahaziab  began  to  reign  in  Samaria  _ 
2  JtJ.i.2.1atteffeinhisupper  cham.that  was  in  S. 
3.iJehoram  began  to  reign  over  Itrael  in  Sam. 
5.3.  were  with  the  prophet  that  is  in  Samaria 
6.i5.and  there  was  a  great  famine  in  Samaria 
io.r.Ahab  had feventy  tons  in  Samaria 
17.  flew  all  that  remained  to  Ahab  in  Soma. 
3  j .with  his  fathers,&  they  buried  him  in  Sa. 
3  6.time  that  Jehu  reig. — in  Sam.  was  i8.'y. 
1 3 . 1'Jehoabaz  began  to  reign  over  Ifr.in  Sam. 
6. there  remained  the  grove  alio  in  Samaria 
9#Jehoahaz  flept — ,&  they  buried  him  in  S. 
io.began  Jehoalh— to  reign  over  Ifr.in  Sam. 
1 3.  and  Joafh  was  buried  in  Samaria 

Chap.  14. 16. 
14.13. Jeroboam  began  toreign  in  Samaria 
1  $.8.did  Zachariah — reign  overlfr.in  Samaria 
13.be  reigned  a  full  moneth  in  Samaria 
i4.fmote  Shallum  the  fon  of  Jabelh  in  Sam. 
i7.Menahem  —reigned  ten  yeers  in  Samar. 
i3.Menahem  began  to  reign  in  Samaria  _ 
2j.confpircd  againft  him,&  fmote  him  in  S. 
27.Pekah — began  to  reign  over  Ifr.  in  Sam. 
i7.i.Ho(heathe  fon  of  Elah  to  reign  in  Sama. 
2  dro.ii. 9-caught  him,(for  he  was  hid  in  Samar. 
E^-a  4.  i7.reft  of  their  compan.that  dwelt  in  Sam. 
Am.^.it.diM—" Ifr.be  taken  out  tb.3t  dwelin  Sa. 
^.i.8.witneffes  to  me — in  Judea,  &  in  Samaria 
To,ov  unto  ^amarta.; 

1  i^i»g.io.43.heavie  &difpleafed,  &  came  to  Sa. 

z  z.  3  7  .fo  the  king  died,  and  was  brought  to  Sa. 

2  Kj«g.2.2f.  and  from  thence  he  came  to  Samaria 
6. 1 9. but  he  led  them  into  Samaria 

to. i.Jehu  wrote  letters,and  fent  to  Samaria 
1 1  .he  arofe,and  departed,and  came  to  Sama. 
ly..  when  he  came  to  Samar.  he  flew  all  that 
14.14.and  hoftages,  and  returned  to  Samaria 
1  j.i4-went  up  from  Tirza,and  came  to  Sama. 
17.?. K.of  A  fly  .—went  up  to  Sa.  &  befieged  it 
a  Chr.  1 8.1. he  went  down  to  Ahab  to  Samaria 
25.14.the  hoftages  alfo,and  returned  to  Samar. 
28.* .and  brought  the  fpoilto  Samaria 
9.before  the  hoft  that  came  unto  Samaria 
1  5-.  and  they  returned  to  Samaria 
lfa.io.  1 1 .  as  I  have  done  to  Samaria  and  her  idols 

jfeamarftan, 
Lu\.\o.i  3. a  certain  Samaritan  came  where  he  was 
i'7.i6.giving  him  thanks,and  he  was  a  Samar. 
John  8.48. thou  art  a  Samarit  an  ,2.xtd  haft  a  divell 

&amavltan0. 
i  JCw.r7.19.high  places  which  the  Sam.hzd  made 
Mat.  10.5.  any  city  ofthe  Samaritans  enter  ye  not 
Lul{e  p.ji.they  entred  into  a  city  ofthe  Samaritans 
job.^9.  Jews  have  no  dealings  with  the  Samarit. 
j9.and many  ofthe  Samaritamheleewedon 
^o.Samarit.  befought  him  to  tarry  with  them 
Ails  8.iy.gofpel  in  many  villages  ofthe  Samarit. 

j£>ame.    , 
Gen.z.i$.fame  is  it  that  compaiTeth  the  la.  of  Eth. 
^.2^. this  fame  fhall  comfort  us  concerning 
6.^.(hefame  became  mighty  men,which  were 
1 0.1  i.Afher  built  Rezin,the/iwe  is  a  great  city 
1 4. 8. the  king  ofBela(the/«we  is  Zoar) 
19.37.the  fame  is  the  father  ofthe  Moabites 

38.the/dweisthefath.ofthechild.ofAmm. 
23.2.Kiriath-arba,the/d^e  is  Hebron 

19.Machpel.befc.re  Mamre,the/iirae  isHebr. 
24.14.let  the  fame  be  (he  that  thou  haft  appoin. 

44.1et  the  fame  be  the  woman  whom  the  Lo. 
25.3O.feed  me  with  that  fame  red  pottage 
atft'i  2.  received  in  the  fame  yeer  an  hundr.  fold 

24.Lord  appeared  to  Ifaac  tat  fame  night 
31. 1 3.  lodged  thete  that  fame  night 
41.48.  food,  in  every  city  laid  he  up  the  fame 
44.6.fpakc  unto  them  thefe  fame  words 
48.7-Ephrathjthe/is»ze  is  Bethlehem 
Exod.  f.6.Phar.commanded  the  fame  day  the  task. 
1 2.6.til  the  fourteenth  day  of  the  fame  moneth 
i  %'  3 1 .  and  his  flowers  (hall  be  of  the  fame 

3  5. a  knop  under  two  branches  of  the  fame 

Chap.37.21. 

36.  knops  and  branches  of  the  fame 

Chap.37.22. 


27.1. his  horns  (hall  be  ofthefame    Cha.30.2, 
28.8. girdle  of  theephod  fhall  be  of  the  fame 
37.17.  and  his  flowers  were  of  the  fame 
25.the  horns  thereof  were  ofthefame 

Chap.38.2. 
39.  ^  .girdle  ofthe  ephod  was  of  the  fame 

Lev.  23.6.  fifteenth  day  of  the  fame  moneth  is  the 

Num.9. 1 3  .even  the  fame  foul  (hall  be  cut  off 
10.3  z.the  fame  will  we  do  to  thee 
1  5 .  3  o.the  fame  reproacheth  the  Lord 
3  2. 10.  Lords  anger  was  kindled  the  fame  time 

Veut.9. zo.and  I  prayed  for  Aaron  the  fame  time 
14.18.the/JzOTe  yeer,and  (halt  lay  it  up 

Jof.6. 1  f  .aftet  the  fame  manner  feven  times 
i  1.  i6.mountain  of  Ifr.&  the  valley  of  the  fame 
i5\8.ofthe  Jebufite,the/d»z£isjerufalem 

jfud.j  .q.th\s  (hall  go  with  thee,  the  fame  (hall  go 
this  dial  not  go  with  thee,the/k.(hall  not 

1  Sam.9. 18.  this  fame  (hall  re'gnovtr  my  people 

10. 1  i.one  of  the  fame  place  anfwer.  But  who  is 
14.3  5.  the  fame  was  the  firft  altar  that  he  built 
i7.2  3.andfpake  according  to  thefame  words 
30,towards  another,and  fpafce  after  the  fame 

2  Sam.z.zi.ieW  down,and  died  in  the  fame  place 
5.7.Zion,the/d»2e  is  the  city  of  David 

3  3. 7. utterly  burnt  with  fire  in  the  fame  place 
i.the  fame  was  Adino  the  Eznite 

1  Kjng.7.1  f.the  borders  thereof  were  of the  fame 

1 3.9.nor  turn  again  by  the  fame  way 

2  J&ng.j. 6. the  fame  time,and  numbred  all  Ifrael 

8.n.then  Libnah  revolted  at  the  fame  time 
i9.29>fecond  yeer  that  wch  fpringeth  ofthefame 

^.37.30. 
33.hecatne,by  the  fame  (hall  he  return 

ZA.37.34. 

1  Cfe-o.i.27.Abram,  the  fame  is  Abraham 

4.3  3.  villages  that  were  round  about  the  cities 
16. 17. hath  confirmed  the/awe  to  Jacob 
ij.i.thefame  night  the  word  of  God  came  to 

2  Cfc/-«.7.3.at  the  fame  time  Solomon  kept  the  feaft 

1  2.a.thefame  may  be  a  prieft  of  them  that  are 
15.11  .offered'  the  fame  time  of  thefpoil 
16.10.Afa  oppreff.  fotne  ofthe  peo.thaty2r.time 
1 8.7. the  fame  is  Micaiah  the  fon  of  Imlah 
20.26. the  fame  place  was  called  the  valley  of 
27.5.  chil.of  Am.gave  him  the  fa.yeet  ioo.tal. 
3  2. 1 2.  hath  not  the  fame  Hezekiah  taken  away 

%o.this  fame  Hezekiah  flopped alfo  the  upper 

34.28.on  this  place,&  on  the  inhab.  of  the  fame 

E^ra  4. 1 5.  moved  fedition  within  the  fame  of  old 

5.16.  then  came  the  fame  Shefhbaz.  &  laid  the 

10.13.and  Kelaiah,the/izw  is  Kelitah 

Nch.6.4.1  anfwered  them  after  the  fame  manner 

10.3  7.that  the  fame  Levits  might  have  the  tith. 
Eflbg.  1.  on  the  thirteenth  day  of  the  fame,  when 
i7.on  the  fourteenth  day  of  the  fame  refted 
1 8.on  the  1 5th  day  ofthe  fame  they  refted 
21.  and  the  fifteenth  day  of  the /<*»«, yeerly 
fob  4.8. and  fow  wickednefle5reap  the  fame 
1 3 .2.  what  ye  know,the/J#ze  do  I  know 
PyaZ.68.23.and  the  tongue  of  thy  dogs  in  the  fame 
75.8.andhepowrethout  ofthefame;  but  the 
102.17.but  thou  art  the/<?»ze,and  thy  yeers 
105.  10.  and  confirmed  the. fame  unto  Jacob 
1 1 3.3.  to  the  going  down  of  the  fame 
Pro.  28.  zq.ihe  fatne  is  the  companion  of  a  deftroy. 
Eccl.9.1  s.yet  no  man retnemb.that/awi?  poor  man 
fer.27-S.vih\ch  wil  notferve  the  fame  Nebuchadn. 

2  8.i.m  the  fame  yeer  in  the  beginn.of  the  reign 

17.  Hananiah  the  prophet  died  the  fame  yeer 
E^.  3. 1 8 .  the  fame  wicked  man  (hall  die  in  his 
10. i6.the  fame  wheels  alfo  turned  • 

n . fame  faces  which  I  faw  by  the  river  Cheb. 
21.16.this  (hall  not  be  the  fame 
44. 3. (hall  go  out  by  the  way  oi  the  fame 
Dan- 3.6.  (hall  thefame  houre  be  caft  into  a 

1  ^.thefame  hour  into  the  midft  of  a  fiery  fu. 
4.33.  thefame  hour  was  the  thing  fulfilled 
5. 5. in  thefame  hour  came  forth  fingers 

1  i.diflblving  of  doubts  in  the  fame  Daniel 
7.2  i.I  beheld,and  thefame  horn  made  war 
Am.z.7.3,  man  &  his  fa.wil  go  in  to  thefame  maid 
Mal.1.1 1 -going  down  of  the  fame, ray  name  fhall 
Mat.  3 .4.  thefame  John  had  his  raiment  of 
%.to.the  fame  (hal  be  called  great  in  the  kingd. 
46.do  not  even  the  publicans  thefame 

Ii  ii  3 


10.19.  in  that/Tzwchour  what  ye  (hall  fpeak 
1 2. 50.the  fame  ismy  brother  and  lifter 
1  i.zo.the  fame  is  he  that  heareth  the  word^and 
15. 21.  came  out  of  thefame  coafts,and  cried 
i8.4.humb.himfelf  as  this  little  child,  thefame 

i8.the  fame  fervant  went  out,  and  found 

2 1.41.  thefame  is  become  the  head  ofthe  corn. 

Lul<e  20. 17. 

24.13  .endure  to  the  end,the  fame  fliall  be  fa ved 

Mar\  13.13. 

26.23.with  meinthedi(h,the/Sw£  (hal  betray 

44.prayed  the  third  time/ayingthe/d. words 

4%.the  fame  is  he,hold  him  faft 

5  5.  in  that  fame  hour  faid  Jcfus  to  the  multit. 
27.44.the  theeves  caft  thefame  in  his  teeth 
Mar. 1.7^. do  the  will  o(God,the  fame  is  my  bto. 
8.3  j.for  my  fake  &  the  go(pe!s.,the/d.ihall  fave 
9.3  j.defire  to  be  firft ,the  Came  (hall  be  laft 
10.10. difciples  asked  him  again  ofthefame 
I4.39.and  prayed, and  faid  the  fame  words 

44.whomfoever  I  fhall  kifle,the/a«?eis  he  ' 
Lu\e  i.8.there  were  in  the  fame  country  (hepherds 

2  5.the  fame  man  was  j uft  and  devout 
6.33.  forfinners  alfo  do  even  thefame 

3  8. for  with  thefame  meafure  that  ye  mete 
7.  21.  in  thzxfame  hour  he  cured  many 

47.1ittle  is  forgiven,  the/i«e  loveth  little 
9.24.(hal  lofe  his  life  for  my  (ake,the  fame  (hal 

48.that  is  leaft  among  you,  thefame  fhall 
10.7. and  in  thefame  houfe  remain  eating 

lo.into  the  ftreetsof  the  fame, and  fay 
1 2.1  2.in  thefame  hour  what  ye  (hall  fay 
16.1.  the  fame  was  accufed —  that  he  had  wafted 

tg.the  fame  hour  fought  he  to  lay  hands  on 

47.  the  fame  fhall  receive  greater  damnation 
23.40.  feeing  thou  art  in  thefame  condemnati. 

f  1  .thefame  had  not  confented  to  the  counfel 
24.3  3.arofe  up  thefame  hour,and  returned 
John  1.2.  thefame  was  in  the  beginning  with  G. 

7. the  fame  came  for  a  witnefle 

3  3,the/i»zefaid  unto  me,Upon  whom  thou 
thefame  is  he  which  bapt.with  the  holy 
3. 2. the  fame  came  to  Jefus  by  night,and  faid 

26. the  fame  baptizeth,and  all  men  come  to 
4. 5  3. knew  that  it  was  at  the /awe  hour  Jefus 
5.1 1. the  fame  faid  unto  me,Take  up  thy  bed  & 

36.  the  fame  works  that  I  do,bear  witnefle 
7.18.  thefame  is  true,  &  no  untighteoufnefle  is 

8. 2  5. even  thefame  that  I  faid  unto  you 
10.  i.the  fame  is  a  thief  and  a  robber 

1  i.6.he  abode  two  dayes  ftill  in  thefame  place 

49.  being  high  prieft  that  fame  yeer, faid 
12.21.the  fame  came  therefore  to  Philip,which 

48. the  fame  (hall  judge  him  in  the  laft  day 
iy.5.the/flwebringethforth  much  fruit 
1 8. 1 3.  which  was  the  high  prieft  that  fame  yeer 
Acts  1. 1  i.this  fame  Jef.  (hall  fo  come  in  like  man. 
2.36.madethe/i«e  Jefus  both  Lord  and  Chrift 
7.  ly.the  fame  dealt  fubtily  with  our  kindred 
3  y.the  fame  did  God  fend  to  be  a  ruler  and 

8 . 3  5,began  at  thefame  fcripture,and  preached 

1  z.6.thefame  night  Pet.  was  fleeping  between 
1 3.3  3. God  hath  fulfilled  the  fame  unto  us 
iq.g.the  fame  heard  Paul  fpeak, who  ftedfaftly 

1 5. 27  .(hall  tell  thefame  things  by  mouth 
16. 17.  thefame  followed  Paul  and  us 
i8.and  he  came  out  thefame  hour 
3  3. took  them  thefame  hour  ofthe  night,& 
18.3  .becaufe  he  was  of  thefame  craft,  he 

2  i.9.and  thefame  man  had  four  daughters 
22.1  ].the  fame  hour  I  looked  tip  upon  him 
24.20.or  elfe  let  thefe  fame  here  fay,if  they  have 
28.7.in  thefame  quarters  were  pofleflions 

Rom.i.} 2.not  oncly  do  thefame,bm  have 
2.1.  thou  that  judged  doft  the  fame  things 
3.and  doft  thefamc,th2t  thou  (halt  efcape 
8.20.who  fubjected  thefame  in  hope 
a.  i7.for  this  fame  purpofe  have  I  raifed  thee  up 

zt. of &e fame  lump,to  make  one  velTell  to 
10.12.the  fame  Lord  over  all  is  rich  unto  all 
1 2.4.all  members  have  not  thefame  office 

16.be  ofthefame  mind  one  towards  another 
13. 3.  and  thou  (halt  have  praife  of  the  fame 
1  Ccr.i.io.thatye  all  fpeak  thefame  thing 

in  thefame  mind,in  thefame  judgment 
7.20.1'n  thefame  calling  wherein  he  was  called 
b  8. 3. H 


SAM'       SAM 


SAM        SAM 


SAM        SAM 


8.5  Jf  any  man  love  God,thefame  is  known  of 
9.8.or  faith  not  the  law  the  fame  alfo 
10. j. did  all  eatthe/2wfpirituall  meat 

4.did  all  drink  the  fame  fpirituall  drink 
1 1. 1 1.  fame  night  he  was  betrayed,  took  bread 

2  j.  after  the  fame  manner  he  took  the  cup 
1 2.4.diver(ities  of  gifts,but  the  fame  fpirit 

5.  differences  of  adminiftrat.  but  the  fame  L. 

(J.diverfities  of  operation5but  the  fame  God 

8.to  anoth.the  word  of  knowl.by  the  fame  /p. 

9. to  another  faith  by  the  fame  fpirit 

to  anoth.gifcs  of  healing  by  the  fame  fpi. 

2  5. members  mould  have  the  fame  care  one  of 
1  ?.3?.all  flefh  is  not  the  fame  flefh 

Coa  i.i.but  the  fame  which  is  made  forry  by 

3  .and  I  wrote  this  fame  unto  you, left  ye 

3 . 1 4.remaineth  the  fame  vaile  untaken  away 

1 8  .into  the  fame  image,  from  glory  to  glory 
4.  i  3  .we  having  the  fame  fpirit  of  faith 
6. 1 3  .now  for  a  recompence  in  thefame,  (I  fpe. 
7. S.the  fame  epiftlehath  made  you  forry 
8.6.  finifh  in  you  the  fame  grace  alfo 

1 6".  fame  earneft  care  in  the  heart  of  Titus 
1  Q.by  us,  to  the  glory  of "the  fame  Lord 
9.4.  be  afhamcd  in  this  fame  confident  boafting 
$.fame  might  be  ready,  as  a  matter  ofbounty 
1 2.18.  walk,  we  not  in  the/i.fpir.in  the/S.fteps 
Gal.z.S.the  fame  was  mighty  in  me  tow.the  Gen. 
10. the  fame  which  I  was  forward  to  do 
3.7. thefame  are  the  children  of  Abraham 
Eph.$<6.  of  the  y^w?  body,  &  partakers  of  his  pro. 
4-io.that  descended  is  the  fame  alfo  that  afcen. 
6.%. the  fame  fhall  he  receive  of  the  Lord 
9.ye  matters  do  the  fame  things  unto  them 
2i.fent  unto  you  for  the  fame  purpofe 
Phil.  1.  jo.  having  thefame  conflict  which  you 
a.2.be  like  minded,having  thefame  love 

i8.forthe/2r«?i?caufe  alfo  do  ye  joy 
j.i.to  write  the  fame  things— for  you  it  isfafe 
i6.walk  by  thefame  rule,  lee  us  mindthe/i. 
4. 2.  that  they  be  of  thefame  mind  in  the  Lord 
CV.4.2.  watch  in  the Jame  with  thankfgiving 

8.  whom  I  have  fent  unto  for  the  fame  purp. 
2  Tim.z.z.the  fame  commit  thou  to  faithfull  men 
Eeb.1.1 2.thou  art  the/<z;w,and  thy  yeers  (hall  not 
2.  i4>he  alfo  himfelf  took  part  of  thefame 
4. 1 1. left  any  man  fall  after  thefame  example 
6. 1 1 .  every  one  of  you  do  (hew  the  fame  dilig. 
10. 1  i.offering  oftentimes  thefame  facrifices 
ii.9>the  heirs  with  him  of  the/a/ȣpromife 
Jain.  3. 2. the  fame  is  a  perfect  man,and  able 

lO.out  of  thefame  mouth  proceedethbleff.& 
1 1. at  thefame  place  fweet  water  and  bitter 

1  Pet.  2.7.  thefame  is  made  the  head  of  the  corner, 
4.i.arm  your  felvslikewife  with  thefame  mind 

4-that  you  run  not  with  them  to  thefame  ex. 

10. even  fo  minifter  thefame  one  to  another 

•i.  9.  knowing  that  thefame  afflict,  are  accompl. 

2  Pet.z.  1 9. of  thefame  is  he  brought  in  bondage 

3. 7. by  thefame  word  are  kept  in  ftore 
1  fo.z.zi.denkth  the  Son,the/a.hathnot  the  Fa. 

27.  but  as  thefame  anointing  teacheth  you 
Rev.  3.7 .he  that  overcometh,the/rt#2£  (hall  be 
1 1. 1  3.  fame  hour  was  there  a  great  earth-quake 
14.10.the/rf.1hall  drink  of  the  wine  of  the  wra. 
jl)3rne  day }  See  3Dap. 
Self '^attte,  See  5>eif. 
Self&me  day,See  Same  5Dag. 
<§>amgar-jj5ebo. 
Jer.  3  9.?.even  Nergal-Sharezer,Sd?#g*,-]v'£fo> 

&amlarj. 
Gen.16.  j6.Hadad  died,  and  Samlab  —reigned 

1  Cfotf.1.47. 
37.  Samlab  died,and  Shaul  of  Rehoboth— rei. 
iCfcr.1.48. 
jfeamotf. 
Affs  20. 1  y.the  next  day  we  arrived  at  Samoi 

jDamothjacfa. 
Acls  16.11.  with  a  ftraight  courfe  to  Samothmla 

jS>amfon. 
fud.  1 3. 2  4.  worn  .bare  a  fon,&  called  his  m.Samfon 
14. 1. and  Samfon  went  down  to  Timnath 
^.Samfon  (aid  unto  hisfather,Get  her  forme 
5. then  went  Samfon  down, and  his  father  ■ 
7.and  (he  pleafed  Somfm  well 
io.and  Samfon  made  there  a  feaft 


lz.Samfonfaid  untothem,I  will  now 
iyiaid  unto  Samfons  wife,  Entice  thy  husb. 
16.  Samfons  wife  wept  before  him,and  faid 
zo.Samfuns  wife  was  given  to  his  companion 

1  $.\. Samfon.  vifited  his  wife  with  a  kid 

^.Samfon  faid  concerning  them,Now  (hall  I 
4.  Samfon  caught  three  hundred  foxes 
6.Samfon  the  fon-in-law  of  the  Timnite 
7, Samfon  faid  unto  them,Though  you  have 
10.  to  bind  Samfon  are  we  come  up 
1 1  .faid  unto  &z»z/fl»,Knoweft  thou  not 
1 1. Samfon  faid  unto  them,  Swear  unto  me 
1  S.Samfon  faid,VVith  the  jaw-bone  of  an  afie 

i6.r.then  went  Samfon  to  Gaza,and  faw 
z.Samfon  is  come  hither,  and  they  compaffed 
^.Samfon  lay  till  midnight,and  arofe 
6\and  Delilah  faid  to  SamfonfTeW  me 
7. Samfon  faid  unto  her5If  they  bind  me 
9.(he  (aid,  Trie  Philift.  be  upon  thee,Samfon 
Ver.  12,14,20. 

1  o.Delilah  faid  to  Samf.  Thou  haft  mocked 

Verfe  1 3 . 
23.0m  god  hath  delivered  Samf.into  our  ha. 

2  y.  call  for  Samf.  that  he  may  make  us  fport 

they  called  Samfon  out  of  the  prif.houfe 
z6.  Samfon  faid  unto  the  lad,Suffer  me  that 
27.that  beheld  while  Samfon  made  fport 
28.and  Samfon  called  unto  the  Lord,  &  faid 
lo.Samfon  took  hold  on  the  two  middle  pill. 
^o.Samfon  faid,  Let  me  die  with  the  Philift. 
Heb.  1 1.3  2.time  would  fail  me  to  tel  of  Bar.  Samf. 

&am»el,called  &hemttel. 
1  &tt».i.io.bare  a  fon>and  called  his  name  Samuel 
2.i8.bat  Samuel  minifkted  before  the  Lord 
2 1  .and  the  child  Samuel  grew  before  the  Lo. 
26".child  Samuel  gtew  on,andwasin  favour 
3.1.  Samuel  mini&ced  unto  the  Lord  before  Eli 
3 .  Samuel  was  laid  down  to  fleep 
4.the  Lord  called  Samuel,and  he  anfw.Here 
6.the  Lord  called  yet  again,  Samuel 

Samuel  arofe,  and  went  to  Eli 
7.now  Samuel  did  not  yet  know  the  Lord 
8. Lord  called  Samuel  again  the  third  time 
9.therefore  Eli  faid  to  Samuel,  Go,lie  down 
io.called,as  at  other  times,  Samuel,Samuel 

&wz.anfwered,Speak,for  thy  ferv.heateth 
1 1  .Lord  faid  to  Samuel,  I  will  do  a  thing 
i?.SiJ»2.1ayuntill  the  morn.  —Sam.  feared 
16.EI1"  called  Samit.  and  faid  }Samue  I, my  fon 
1 8.&  Sam.  told  him  every  whit,  &  hid  noth. 
i^.Samuelgtew, znd  the  Lord  was  with  him 

20.  that  Sam.  was  eftablifhed  to  be  a  prophet 

21.  Lord  revealed  himfelf  to  Sam.  in  Shiloh 
4. 1  .the  word  of  Samuel  came  to  all  Ifrael 
7.3.  Samu.  fpakeunto  alllfrael,faying,lf  ye  do 

^.Samuel  gathered  all  Ifrael  togeth.to  Mizp. 
6.  Sam.judged  the  children  of  Ifr.in  Mizpeh 
8.childr.of  Ifra.  faid  unto  Samuel,  Ceafenot 

9.  Samuel  took  a  fucking  lamb,and  offered  it 

and  Sam.ctyed  unto  the  Lord  for  Ifrael 
1  o.as  Sam.was  offering,the  Phili.  drew  necr 
1 2.then  Sam.took  a  ftone,and  fet  it  between 
1  j.againft  the  Philift.all  the  dayes  of  Samuel 
1  f.Sam.  judged  Ifrael  all  the  daies  of  his  life 
8.i.when  S<J/8.wasold,he  made  his  fons  judges 
4.then  all  Ifrael  came  to  &2»w/ to  Ramah 
tf.thing  difpleafed  Samuel,whcn  they  faid 
7.Lord  faid  unto  Sam.  Hearken  to  the  voice 
Verfe  22. 

10.  Samuel  told  all  the  words  of  the  Lord  to 
i9.people  refufed  to  obey  the  voice  of  Samuel 

2 1 .  Samuel  heard  all  the  words  of  the  people 

22.  Sam. faid,  Go  ye  every  man  unto  his  city 
9.14.  Samuel  came  out  againft  them  for  to  go 

if.  told  Samuel  inhis  ear  a  day  before  Saul 
17.  when  Samuel  faw  Saul,the  Lord  faid 
iS.Sauldrew  neerto  Samuel-fin  faid,Tel  me 
lf.Samuel anCw.Savdtlk  faid,!  am  the  Seer 
zz.Samuel  took  Saul,and  his  fervant,  and 

23 .  Samuel  faid  unto  the  cook,Bring  the  por. 
24-fet  it  before  Saul :  and  Samuel  faid 

fo  Saul  did  eat  with  Samuel  that  day 

z^.Sam.  communed  with  Saul  on  the  top  of 

16.  Samuel  ailed  Saul  to  the  top  of  the  houfe 

went  out  both  of  them,he  &  Sam.abroad 

17.Sam.faid  to  Saul,  Bid  thy  fervant  pafle  on 


lo.i.then  Samuel  took  a  viall  of  oyl 

9.turned  his  back  to  go  from  Sam.  Goigave 

I4.that  they  were  no  where,  we  c.ime  to  Sa. 

ij.tell  me,I  pray  thee,what  Samuel  faid 

i6.kingd.wherof  to2.fpake,he  told  him  not 

17.  and  Samuel  called  the  people  together 

20.  Samue I  had  caufed  all  the  tribes  to  come 

zz.Samuel  faid,Sce  him  whom  the  Lo.  hath 

z^.S.tm.to\d  thepeo.themanerofthekingd. 

SdW.ftig  the  peopaway  every  man  to  his 

1 1.7.  whofo.com. not  forth  ar't.Saul,&  aft.Sam. 

1 2.people  faid  unto  Sam.Wtib  is  he  that  faid 

I4.faid  Sam.to  the  people,  Let  us  go  to  Gil. 

lz.i.Sam.  faid  to  allI('ra.Behold,I  haveheark. 

6,Sam.faid — It  is  the  L.thac  advanced  Mof. 

1  i.the  Lord  fent — Jepbtbah,  &  Sam.8c  deli. 

iS.Sam.  called  to  the  Lord,  &  the  Lord  fent 

people  greatly  feared  the  Lord  &  Samuel 

1 9. people  faid  unto  Samu.  Pray  for  thy  ferv. 

zo.Samuel  faid  unto  the  people,Fear  not 

13. 8. the  fet  time  that  Samuel  had  appointed 

bm Samuel czmenotto  Gilgal 
10.Sam.came,  &  Saul  went  out  to  meet  htm 
1 1 .  Samuel  faid,What  haft  thou  done 
1 $.Sam.hid  to  Saul,Thou  baft  done  foolifh. 
1  j.  Sam.  arofe ,and  gate  him  up  from  Gilgal 
1  ? .  1 .  S<«».alfo  faid  to  Saul,  The  Lord  fent  me 
io.came  the  word  of  the  Lord  to  Samuel 
11.it  grieved  Samucl,Sc  he  cried  to  the  Lord 
1 2.when  Samuel  tok  early  to  meet  Saul 

was  told  Sa«z.faying,Saul  came  to  Car. 
i^.Samuel  came  to  Saul,and  Saul  faid  unto 
14.  Sa».  faid,  What  meaneth  then  the  bleat. 
16.  Samuel  faid  to  Saul,Stay,  I  will  tell  thee 
17.SamSa.1d,  When  thou  waft  little  in  thine 
2o.Saul  faid  unto  Samuel,!  have  obeyed 
■  2  2.Sa«?«e/faid,Hath  the  Lord  as  great  delig. 
24.Saul  faid  to  Samuel,!  have  finned 
x6.Samuel  faid  toSaul,I  will  not  retu  rn 
27.as  Sam.tMmed  about  to  go  away^h  e  laid 
28.S<j#£.faid,The  Lord  hath  rent  the  kingd. 
3  i.fo  Samuel  turned  again  after  Saul 
3  2.then  faid  Srf/»#e/,Bring  me  hitherAgag 
33^Sa«.faid,Asthy  fw.hatb  made  wom.chil. 
and  Samuel  hewed  Agag  in  pieces 
34.then  Sam.went  to  Ramah,and  Saul  went 
3  j. and  Samuel  came  no  more  to  fee  Saul 
nevetthelefle,&i»/#«/  mourned  for  Saul 
i6.i.L.faid  to  Sam.How  long  wilt  thou  mourn 
z.Samuel  faid,!i  Saul  hear  it,  he  will  kill  me 
4.  and  Samuel  did  that  which  the  Lord  fpake 
7. Lord  faid  to  Sam.  Look  not  on  his  count. 
8.called  Abin.&  made  him  paffe  before  Sam. 
xo.feven  of  his  fons  to  paffe  before  Samuel 

Sam.faid  to  Jeffe,The  Lord  hath  not 
1 3. then  Samuel  took  the  horn  of  oyl 

fo  Samuel  arofe  up,3nd  wenc  to  Ramah 
19.18.fo  Dav.fled,and  came  to  Sam.  to  Ramah 
he  and  Samuelwent  &  dwelt  in  Naioth 
20.and  Sam.  (landing  as  appointed  ov.them 
22. he  asked  and  faid,Where  are  Sam.Sc  Dav. 
24.  prophefied  before  Samuel  in  like  manner 
2f  .i.and  5dOT.died,andall  the  Ifra. — lamented 
28. 3. now  Sam.was  dead,  &  all  Ifr.had  lamen. 
1  i.and  he  faid,Bring  me  up  Samuel 
12.  and  when  the  woman  faw  Sam.lhe  cried 
14.  and  Saul  perceived  that  it  was  Samuel 
1  f. Samuel  faid,Why  haft  thou  difquieted  me 
i<5.then  faid  Samuel^Nhereiote  then  doeft 
20.fore  afraid  becaufe  of  the  words  of  Samu. 

1  Cbro.6. zSSons  olSamuel;  thefirft-born,Va(hni 
9.22.  whom  David  &  Sam.  the  Seer  did  ordain 
1  i.3.accordingto  the  word  of  the  L.by  Samuel 
26.28.  &  all  that  Samuel  the  Seer  had  dedicated 
29.29.afts  of  Dav.  in  the  book  of  Sam.  the  Seer 

2  Chr,$  j. 18.no  paffe.like  to  that  from  the  daof  S. 
Pfal.QQ.6.and  Samuel  among  them  that  call  upon 
/er.ij.i.thoughMofesandS/i««^ftoodbefo.me 
Acls  3.24.yea,all  the  prophets  from  ta.have  foret. 

13.20.four  hun.&  fifty  yeers,  untill&z  the  pro. 
Heb.  1 1 .3  2.David  alfo,and  S^.and  of  the  proph. 

^anbsllat. 

Neh.z.  io.when  Sanballap  the  Horoniteheard  of  it 

I  Verfe  19. 

4.1.  Sanballat  heard  we  builded  the  wall,he 

7  Sanballat  and  Tobiah  heard,they  were 

5.i.when 


SAN    SAN 


SAN   SAN 


SAN 


SAN 


6. i. when  Sanballat  heara  1  tiau  bmiiica  the  wal 
z.  Sanballat  &  Gdhem  fent  unco  me,  faying 
5«chen  Sanballat  fent  his  fervant  unco  me 
i  z.Tobiah  and  Sanballat  had  hired  him 
i4.my  Godjthink  upon  Tobiah  and  Sanbai 
13.28.  wasfon-in-lawto  Sanballat  the  Horon. 
j§>antttficafcton. 
i  Coy.i.jo.oude  unto  us  wifdomc,fanclification 
i  Thef.^-i-  this  is  the  will  of  God,  even  your  fan. 
4.  how  to  poffeffe  his  veffeli  in  fantlificatm 
2  Thcf.z.il-io  falvation,  through  fan.of  the  fpirit 
1  PeM.i.throughthe  fe.ofthe  fpirit  unto  obed. 


Exod.  1  3.2  fanclifie  unto  me  all  the  firft-bom 
10,  lofantlifie  them  to  day,  and  to  morrow 

2  z.priefts  w  hich  come  neer  the  Lo.  fanclifie 
23.  fet bounds  about thetaount,& (anCli.it 

a8.4i«(ind  confecrate  them,and/<iaffij?£  them 
19.17. thou  mAtfanllifie  the  bread  of  the  wav. 
33.toconfecrate,and  to  fanclifie  them 

3  6.thou  (halt  anoint  it,to  fanclifie  it 
37.an  atonement  for  the  altar,  and  fancl.  it 
44.I  will/rt».the  tabernacle  of  the  congrega. 

I  w r  ill  fanclifie  alfo  Aaron  and  his  fons 
50.19.  fanclifie  them,that  they  may  be  molt  ho. 
j  1.1  j  .1  am  the  Lord  that  doth  fanclifie  you 
40.10.all  his  veffels,and/<z?2$ij?£  the  altar 
1 1.  anoint  the  laver  and  his  foot,  and  fan.  it 
1  3.  upon  Aaron  the  holy  garments— and  fan. 
2,et\8.ii.the  laver  and  his  foot, to  fanclifie  them 
i  i.anointing  oyle  upon  Aarons  head  to  fan. 
I  i.44.ye  (hall  therefore  fanclifie  your  felves 
2,0.7 -fanclifie  your  felves,be  ye  holy 

8.1  am  the  Lord  which  fanclifie  you 
2,i.8.thou  (halt  fanclifie  him  therefore,  for  he 
I  the  Lord  which  fanclifie  you  am  holy 
zfant"' " 


if.for  I  the  Lord  doe/a»ffi/&him 
23:  for  I  the  Lord  doe  fanclifie  them 

Chzp.n.o,i6. 
27.i4.whena  man  (hall  fanclifie  his  houfe 
i6.if  a  manfantlifie  fome  part  of  a  field 
I7.ifhe/d».his  field  from  the  yeerof  Jubile 
1 8. if  he  fanclifie  his  field  after  the  Jubile 
az.if  a  aim  fanclifie  a  field  which  he  hath 
z6.the  lords  firftling,no  man  fhal  fanclifie  it 
Num.  1 1 .1  Z.fanfli.  your  felves  againft  to  morrow 
20. 1  z.  becaufe  ye  beleeyed  me  not, to  fancl,  me 
17.  i^.to  fanclifie  me  at  the  water  before  their 
Deut.  j.i  2.keep  the  fabbath  day  to  fanclifie  it 

1  y.i9.a!l  the  firftling  males  thou  <ha.lt  fanclifie 
Jofh.  3.  j.Jofh.faid  unto  the  people,S^.your  felves 

7. 1  ?.up,  fanclifie  the  people,  and  fay 

fanclifie  your  felves  againft  to  morrow 
1  Sam.i6.%.fan.  your  felves,and  come  with  me  to 
1  Cbro.i  5,1  x.fan.your  felves,  both  you  and  your 

2  j.  1  j. that  he  mould /a?z.  the  molt  holy  things 
zChro.zo.f.yc  Ley  ites,  fancli  fie  your  felves 

and  fanclifie  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

17.  on  the  firft  day  of  the  firft  month  to  fan. 

3  4-Levites  were  more  upright  in  heart  to  fa. 

30. 17.  not  clean  to  fanclifie  them  unto'the  Lo. 

3  y .6.fo  kill  the  pafteover  ,&  fanclifie  your  felvs 
'  Ncb.i  3.2i.(hould  keep  the  gates  tofa.the  fabbath 

lfa.S.  13 . fanclifie  the  Lord  of  hofts  himrelfe 
29.13.  in  the  miditofhim  they  fhall  fancl.  my 
and  fanclifie  the  holy  One  of  Jacob 
66.17.they  thatfantlifie  themfelves behind  one 
£^.2o.i2.they  might  know  I  am  the  L.that  fan, 
36.23.and  I  will  fanclifie  my  great  Name 
37.28.1  the  Lord  doe  fanclifie  Ifrael 
38.23.will  iMmy  felfe,  and  magnifie  my  felf 
44.19.not/wzffijfe  the  people  with  their  garme. 
46.20.into  the  outer  court  to  fancli.  the  people 
Joel  1 .  i^.Jantlifie  ye  a  faft,call  a  folemn  affembly 

Chap.2.15. 
z.x6.fa»clifie  the  congregation,  affemblethe 
John  17. 17. fanclifie  them  through  thy  truth 

i9.for  their  fakes  I  fanclifie  my  felfe 
Ephef.-;.z6.  that  he  might  fancli fie  and  cleanfe  it 
1  Thef.i.z$.the  very  God  of  peace/rttf.you  wholly 
Heb.  1 3 . 1 2.that  he  might  fan.  the  peoplc,fuffered 
1  Pet.  3.15.  but  fancli fie  the  L.  God  in  your  heart 

&anttfc0cD. 
Gen.z.i .  bleffed  the  feventh  day,  and  fantiified  it 
Exo.  1 g.i^.fa.the  people,and  they  wafhed  their  do. 
29i43.tabernaele  fliall  be  fantlificdby  my  glory 


Lev.&.i  o.all  that  was  therein,and  fanclified  them 
1  5. and  fancli fie d  it,to  make  reconciliation 
30.  and  fanclified  Aaron  and  his  garments 
10.3 .1  will  befan.in  them  that  come  nigh  me 
27. 1  j. if  he  that  fanclified  it  wil  redeem  his  ho. 
.  19.  if  he  that  fanclified  the  field  will  redeem 
N/im.j.  i.fet  up  the  tabernacle,and  fanclified  it 

had  anointed  them,and/iwzffij?Mf  chem 
8.17.1/tfBffi/Wthemformy  felfe 
Deut.$  1.  5  1  .becaufe  yefan.me  not  in  the  midft  of 
1  Sam.y.\. fantlifi.  Eiiazarhis  fon,to  keep  the  ark 
i6.j.and  he  fancli  fiedjette  and  his  fons 
2i.?.thoughitwere/a«ffi/Mthisday  in  the 

1  C/jifl.15. 14. priefts  and  Levites/as<2. themfelves 

2  Cbro.  f.n.were/tftfffiand  did  not  then  waiteby 

7. 16.  now  have  I  chofen  and  fancli.  this  houle 

20.houfe  which  lfanci.viill  I  caft  out  of  my 

29. 1  ^.gathered  the  brethrenjand/athemfelvcs 

17.fancl.the  houfe  of  the  Lord  in  eight  dayes 

1 9.  all  the  vefTels  —  we  prepared  and  fancl. 

34-until  the  priefts  had  fanclified  themfelves 

30.3.pricfts  had  not  fufficiently /^.themfelves 

8.  fanctuarie  which  he  hath  fanclified  for  ever 

ij.Levites  were  afhamed,  and  /^.themfelves 

I7.many  in  the  congrega.  that  were  not  fan. 

24.  a  great  number  of  prie&s  fan.  themfelves 

3  i.i8.for  in  their  fet  office  they/iitf.tbemfelves 

Neb.  3 . 1  .they  fanclifie d  i  t,and  fet  up  the  doors  of  it 

they  p«.it,unto  the  tower  of  Hanan. 

1  z.47  .they  fanclified  holy  things  unto  the  Lev. 

the  Levites/tftf.them  unto  the  child. of 

Job  i.5.feaft.were  gone  about, Job  fent&/a.them  I 

lfa.%.\6.  God  that  is  holy  (hall  be  /<i#.in  holinefs 

1 3.3.I  have  commanded  my  fanclified  ones 
Jer.i.j. I  fancli.  thee,  and  ordained  thee  a  prophet 
£^.20.41.1  will  be  fa.in  you  before  the  heathen 
28.22.  judgement  in  her,and  (hall  befan.in  her 
25.be/i3.  in  them  in  the  fight  of  the  heathen 
3  6. 2  3. when  I  fhall  be  fancl; in  you  before  their 
3  8 .  i6.when  I  fhall  be  fantlifi.  in  the  e,  O  Gog 
3  9. 27.and  am  fan  -in  them  in  the  fight  of  m  any 
"  1 1, it  fhalbe  for  the  priefts  that  are  fantlified 
10.36.whom  the  Father  hath  fanblifiedjhou 


Jo 

17. 19. they  alfo  might  he  fan.  through  the  truth 

Acts  20.3  2.  inheritance  among  them  that  are  fan. 

Chap.26.18. 

K0«^if  .16.  being  fancli fiedhy  the  holy  holy  Gh. 

!  Cor.  1. 2. to  them  that  are  fantlifi.  in  Chrift  Jefus 

6. 1 1 .  fuch  were  fome  of  you,but  now  ye  are  fa. 

7>i4.unbeleeving  husband  is /rf»ff.  by  the  wife 

unbeleeving  wife  isfan.by  the  husband 

1  Tim.4.  j. for  it  is  fantlificdby  the  word,&  prayer 

2Titfz.2.2i.a  veffeli  unto  honour/a.  unto  the  ma. 

Heb. z.i  i.and  they  w  ho  are  fanclified  are  all  one 

10.  lo.by  the  which  will  we  are  fanclified 

i4.perfefted  for  ever  them  that  are  fanclified 

29.bloud  of  the  coven,  wherewith  he  was  fa. 

Jadi  1  .to  them  that  are  fanclifiedby  G.the  Father 

^antttfieth. 

3fdf.2  3.i7.gold,orthe  temple  that  (anil. the  gold 

i9.gift,or  the  altar  that  fanstifietb  the  gift 
Hcb.i.i  1 -both  he  th3.tfan.and  they  that  are  fanfti. 
9.13  fantlifietbto  the  purifying  of  the  flefh 

j§>amtuar(e. 
Exod.  1  ?.i7.place  made  for  thee  to  dwell  in  the  fa. 
2  5  8  .and  let  them  make  me  a  fancl uarie 
30.13.  half  a  fhekel  after  the  fhek.  of  the  fancl. 
24.caffia  5oo.fhekels,  after  the  fhe.of  the  fa. 
36.1  .all  manner  of  work  for  the  ferv.of  the  fa. 
3  .for  the  work  of  the  fervice  of  the  fandluarie 
4-that  wrought  al  the  work  of  the  fantluarie 
6. any  more  work  for  the  offering  of  the  fan. 
38.24.afterthe  fhekel  of  the  fancl  uarie 

Vcr.z<;,z6.Lcv.  5. iy.  Chap  27.3,25. 
Num.  3.47,5o.Cha.  7.13, 19,25,3 1, 

37>43>49j^5^i'67>73j79j 
85,  86.  &  18.16. 
27.of  the  hun.  talents  were  caft  foc.ofthe/i. 
Ira.4.6.before  the  vaile  of  the  fantluarie 

io#4.carry  your  brethren  from  before  the  fancl. 

1 2.4. nor  come  into  the  fantluarie  untill 

16.33.  fhall  make  an  atonem.  for  the  holy  fan. 

^2i.i2.neither  fhall  he  goe  out  of  the  fancl  uarie 

nor  profane  the  fancl.  of  hi  s  G  od 

Num,^.zS.v,ere  86oo.keep.  the  charge  of  the  fan. 

31.  and  the  veffels  of  the  fantlua.  wherewith 


3  z.overdght  of  them  that  keep  the — fanclu, 
38.and  his  fons  keep,  the  charge  of  the  fanft. 

4. 1 2.  where  with  they  minifterin  the  fan. &.t}ut 
1 5. an  end  of  covering  the  fan.lk  all  the  vefT. 
i6.in  the  fantlua.  and  in  the  veffels  thereof 

7.9.becaufe  the  fervice  of  the/xbelonging  unto 

8. 1 9. when  the  child. of  Ifr.came  nigh  to  the  fa. 

10.2 1  .Kohathites  fet  forvvard,bearing  thcfanfl. 

1 8.1.  fhall  bear  the  iniquity  of  the  fantluarie 
3.notcorne  nigh  the  vcficlsof  the  fax  ft  uarie 
5-and  ye  (lull  keep  the  charge  of  the  fantlua. 

i9.2o.becaufe  he  h.ith  defiled  the  fantluarie 
Jofh.zq,  26.  under  an  oke  which  was  by  the  fancl. 

1  Cbrv.g.zci.  to  overfeeall  the  inftrum.  of  the  fan. 

22.19.and  build  you  the  fantluarie  of  the  Lord 
24.5.  divided  for  thegovernoursof  the  fanclu. 
28, 10. chofen  thee  to  build  an  houfe  for  the  fa. 

2  Cbro.  10.8.  and  have  built  theeafan.for  thy  N2. 

26. 1 8.go  out  of  the  fan.  for  thou  haft  trefpaffed 
29.2 1. for  a  fin-offering  for  the  fancl uarie 
30.8.your  felves  unto  theL.&  enter  into  h\sfa. 
19.  according  the  purificafion  of 'the  fantlua. 
36. 1 7. with  the  fword  in  the  houfe  of  their  fan. 
Neb.  10. 3  9.where  are  the  veffels  of  the  fantluarie 
Pfal.zo.z.fend  thee  help  from  the  fantluarie 
63.2X0  as  I  havefeen  thee  in  the  fantluarie 
68,24.  they  havefeen  thy  goings  in  the  fanclu. 
73.i7.umiH  I  went  into  the  fantluarie  of  God 
74.3.  enemy  hath  done  wickedly  in  the  fanclu. 

■j. they  have  caft  fire  into  the  fantluarie 
77.13.thy  way^O  God,is  in  thy  fantluarie 
78.54.broaght  them  to  the  border  of  his  fanclu, 

6p.he  built  his  fantluarie  like  high  palaces 
q6.6.  ftrength  and  beauty  are  in  his  fantluarie 
I02.i9.1ookeddownfrom  the  height  of  his  fa. 
1 14. 2.  Judah  was  his  fan.  Ifrael  his  dominion 
1 34.2.1ift  up  your  hands  in  the  fantluarie 
1 5o.i.praife  God  in  hisfantluarie 
J/ii.8.i4.he  fhall  be  for  afanclua.bat  for  a  ftone  of 
16. 1 2-he  fhall  come  to  his  fantluarie  to  pray 
43.28. 1  have  profaned  the  princes  of  the  fancl. 
60.1 3. to  beautifie  the  place  of  my  fantluarie 
6  3. 1 8. our  ad  ver.  have  trodendown  thy  fanclu. 
Jer.  17. 1 2.from  the  begin,  is  the  place  of  our  fan. 
Lam.  1 .  s  o.  the  heathen  entred  into  her  fantluarie 
2. 7. the  Lord  hath  abhorred  hisfantluarie" 

20.prieft  &  the  prophet  be  (lain  in  the  fancl . 
4.i.ftones  of  the  fantluarie  are  powred  out 
E^c^.5.1 1.  becaufethou  haft  defiled  my  fantluarie 

1  i.i6.yet  will  I  be  to  them  as  a  little  fantlnar. 

2  3. 3  8. they  have  defiled  my  fan.  in  the  fame  day 
39.the  fame  day  into  my  fancl.  to  profane  it 

4i.2i.pofts  werefquared,and  the  face  of  the  fa. 
2  3. temple  and  the  fantluarie  had  two  doores 

42.20.  between  thtfan.and  the  profane  place 

43.21.  in  the  appointed  place  without  the  fan. 
44.1.  way  of  the  gate  of  the  outward  fantluarie 

5.with  every  going  forth  of  the  fantluarie 
27.  in  the  day  he  goeth  into  the  fantluarie 
unto  the  inner  court  to  minifter  in  the  fa. 
45>2.of  this  for  the  fan.  five  hundred  in  length 
3. in  it  fliall  be  the  fanclu.  and  the  moft  holy 
4.fhall  be  for  the  priefts  the  minift.of  the  fa. 
it  fhall  be  an  holy  place  for  the  {antl. 
i8.take  ayoungbullock,&  cleanfe  the  fancl. 
47.i2.their  waters  iffued  out  of  the  fantluarie 
48. 8 .the/(2».fhalbe  in  the  midft  of    Ve.  1  o,  2 1 . 
Dan.S.i  1.  and  the  place  of 'his  fan.  was  caft  down 
1 3  .to  give  the  fancl.  to  be  troden  under-foot 
i4.then  fhall  the  fantluarie  be  cleanfed 
9.i7.caufe  thy  face  to  fhine  upon  thy  fantluarie 

26.fb.all  deftroy  the  city  and  the  fancl  uarie 

1 1.3  i.they  fhall  pollute  the  fantluarie  of  ftren. 

2^.3.4. her  priefts  have  polluted  the  fantluarie 

He£>.8.2.a  minifter  of  the  fan-aad  of  the  true  tabe. 

9.i.ordinan.  of  divine  fervice,  &  a  worldly fan. 

2.  wherein  was  the  table  which  is— the  fan, 

1 3. 1  i.whofe  bloud  is  brought  into  the  fanclu. 

j&anctaaries. 

Lev.z  1 .23-that  he  profane  not  "my  fantluaries 

26.3  i.and  bring  your  fantlua.  unto  defolation 
/er.51.51.  Grangers  are  come  into  tb.efan.of  the 
£3^.18. 1 8.  defiled  thy/#z.bythe  multit.  of  thine 
Amasj.p.  fantluaries  of  Ifrael  fhall  belaid  waft 

j|>ariO. 
Gra.22.17.thy  feed  as  the/<z»rfupon  the  fea  fhore 

3^.12. 1 


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SAN 


SAR 


SAR 


SAR 


3  z.i  2.1  will  make  thy  feed  as  the  [and 

4 1.4,9.  Jofeph  gathered  com  as  the  [and  of  the 
Exod.z.  iz.flew  the  Egyptian,&  hid  him  in  the/a. 
Deut-i  3 . 1  y.they  (hall  fuck  of-  treaf.hid  in  the  fa. 
Jofh.  1 1 .4.much  peoples ven  as  the  fand  that  is  on 
Judg.7. iz. their  cam.  were  without  num  .as  the  fa. 
1  Sam.  1 3. 5.  people  as  the  fand  which  is  on  the  fea 
a  Sam.iy.  1  i.from  Dan  to  Beerfheba,as  the  fand 
1  J^a.4.aoJudah  and  Ifrael  were  many  as  the  fa. 

29.and  largeneffe  of  heart,  even  as  the  fond 
Job  6.3.(0*  now  it  would  be  heavier  then  the  fand 

29. 18.  and  I  fhall  multiply  my  dayes  as  the  fa. 
Tfal.7  8. 27.  and  feathered  fowls  like  as  the  fand  of 

139. 1 8. count  them,  they  are  moe  then  the  fand 
Pro.  27. 3. a  ftone  isheavie,and  the  fand  weighty 
If (i.  10. 2  2.thougb  thy  people  Ifrael  be  as  the  /a.yet 

48. 1 9-the  feed  alfo  had  been  as  the  fand 
Jcr.^.zz.  which  have  placed  the  fa.  for  the  bound 

1  ?  .S.wido.are  increafed  unto  me  above  the  fa. 

23.22.nor  the  fand  of  the  fea  meafured,fo  will 
Hof.  1. 10.numb.of  the  chil.of  Ifra.fhalbe  as  the  fa. 
Hab.  i.9.they  (hall  gather  the  captives,  as  the  fand 
Mal.7.2.6. (oc\i(h  man  built  his  houfe  upon  the  fa. 
Rom.9.  1 7. of  the  children  of  Ifrael  be  as  the  fand 
Heb.  1 1  .i2.fprang  of  one,  fo  many  as  the  /a.which 
Rev.i  3.1  .and  I  flood  upon  thefandof  the  fea 

20.8  .number  of  whom,  is  as  the  fand of  the  fea 

jg>anOa!esf« 

Mar.6.ght  fhod  with  fan.-St  not  put  on  two  coats 
Ails  i2.8.gird  thy  felfhindon  thy  fandales 

Sang- 
Exod.i%.\. then  fang  Mofes  and  the  child.of  Ifrael 
Nnm.zi.i7.thenl(t3.e\fang  this  fong 
Judg.%.  1  .then  f«.Deborah,&  Barak— on  that  .day 

1  Sam.zg.^.isnot  this  David,of  whom  they /i.one 

2  Cfo-.29.28.the  fingers  pKg,and  the  trump.foun. 

30.and  they/dtf,gpraifes  with  gladneffe,and 
Neb.  1 2.42.and  the  fingers/dffgloud 
Job  38.7.when  the  morning  ftars/dffg together 
Pfa.  io6.i2.beleeved  they  his  word  :  they  fang  his 
A6is  1 6.1  J.Paul  &  Silas— fang  praifes  unto  God 

■    Sanlse, 

EXod.  ii-^.thtyfanke  into  the  bottom,as  a  ftone 
io.they/iwifce  as  lead  in  the  mighty  waters 
Sanfamia!)* 
\  Jofo.x^.i i.and  inh.of  Jud.Madmannah,and  5V*». 

Sap, 
P/S/.  104.16.the  trees  of  the  Lord  ate  full  of  ftp 

Sapl). 
2  5<2».2i.i8.then  Sibbechaithe  Shufha.flew  Saph 

SapSjir. 
_W«<z&  1. 1 1  .paffe  ye  away,thou  inhabitant  of  Sap. 

Jbaphtre. 

Exod.zq..  io.as  it  were  a  paved  work  of  a/dp.ftone 

28.i8.fccond  tow,an  anemia, a  fapbire,  a  dia. 

Chap. 39. 1 1. 

Job  28.16.it  cannot  be  val.  with  the  onyx,or fapb. 

Lam.%  7.  their  polifhing  was  of  fafhlre 

Eig.i.  z6.a  throne  as  the  appearance  of  a  /a.ftone 

io.i.appeared  over  them,as  it  were  zfap.  ftone 

28.1 3. the  Sardius,  the  Topaz ,the  Jafp.the  fap. 

Rev.z  1 . 1 9.firft  foundation  a  Jafpejyhe  fee.  a  fapb. 

Job  2  8.6.the  ftones  of  it  are  the  place  of  faphlres 
Cant. 5.  i4.hisbelly  as  bright  ivory  overl.with/k/». 
If  a.  5/4.1  i.and  lay  thy  foundations  with  faphlres 

&apphfra, 
-Alts  J.  1.  with  Sappblra  his  wife,fold  a  poffeffion 


Gew.17.1j.but  Sarah  (hall  her  name  be 
ij.ig.Sarah  thy  wife  (hall  beartheeafon 

Chap.  18. 14. 

2  r.my  covenant  with  Ifaac,  which  Sar.  (hall 

1 8. 6.  Abraham  haftened  into  the  tent  unto  Sa. 

9.  where  is  Sarah  thy  wife 

10.  Sarah  thy  wife  fliall  have  a  fon 

Sarah  heard  it  in  the  tent  doore 

1 1.  Abraham  and  Sarah  were  old 

ceafed  to  be  with  Sa.  after  the  manner 
1 2.therefore  Sarah  laughed 
1 3. wherefore  did  Sarah  laugh 
1 5  .Sarah  denied ,and  faid,I  laughed  not 
20.2.faid  oiSarabjihe  is  my  fifter 

KingofGerah  fent  and  took  Sarah' 
i4.reftored  him  Sarah  his  wife 
l6.Sarah  he  faid,Behold,I  have  given  thy 


1 8.becaufe  of  Sarah  Abrahams  wife 
1 1 . 1  .Lord  vifited  Sarah ,as  he  had  faid 

Lord  did  unto  Sarahashehad  fpoken 
2.5V»tfkconceived,and  bare  Abraham  a  fon 
j.whom  Sarah  bare  hinij  Ifaac 
6.Sarab  faid,God  hath  made  me  to  laugh 
•j.Sarah  (hould  have  given  children  fuck 
9.  Sarah  hw  the  fon  of  Hagar  the  Egyptian 
1 2.in  all  that  Sarah  hath  faid  unto  thee 
z$.i. Sarab  was  127.  yeersold 

thefe  were  the  yeers  of  the  life  of  Sarah 
2.5'.<zr.diedin  Kiriath-arba,thefame  is  Heb. 
Abraham  came  to  mourn  for  Sa.  and  to 
J9.after  this  Abraham  buried  Sarah 
24.36.  Sarah  my  matters  wife  bare  a  fon 

6j.l[aac brought  her  into  his  moth.  SVzr.tent 
2y.io.therewasAbra.buried,and  Svz.hiswife 
12.  whom  Sai'.hand-niaidbare  to  Abraham 
49.3i.there  they  buried  Abraham  and  Sarah 
Num.zt'. 46. daughter  of  Afher  was  Sarah 
lfa.%  1.2.  look  unto  Sarah  that  bare  you 
Rfl78.4.i9.neither  yet  the  deadneffe  of  S^.wombe 

9-9-and  Sarah  (hall  have  a  fon 
He b.  1 1 . 1 1 .  through  faith  Sarah  alfo  received  ftre. 
i  Ptf.3.6.even  Sat.  obeyed  Abraham,calling  him 

Sarai- 
Gra.11.29.the  name  of  Abrams  wife  was  Saral 
^o.Sarai  was  barren  and  had  no  children 
3  i.Terah  took  Sarai  his  daughter 
i2.?.Abramtook  Saraihis  wife,and  Lot 
1 1. to  Saral,l  know  thou  art  faire 
17-plagued  Pharaoh  becaufe  of  Sccral 
16.1.  Saral  Abrams  wife  bare  him  no  children 
z.Sarai  faid ,Behold,theLord  hath  refttained 
Abram  hearkened  unto  the  voice  of  Sa. 
3.  Saral  Abrams  wife  took  Hagar  her  maid 
5.  Saral  faid,My  wrong  be  upon  thee 
6.faid  unto  Saral,  Thy  maid  is  in  thy  hand 

when  5Vj.dealt  hardly  with  her,(he  fled 
8.Hagar  Sarah  maid,whencc  cameft  thou 
I  flee  from  the  face  of  my  miftreffe  Sa. 
17.1  j.as  for  Sarai  thy  wife,thou  (halt 

not  call  her  name  Sarai,but  Sarah 
Saraia,  or  Sataiah. 
1  CJw.4. 13.10ns  of  Kenaz,Othniel  and  Saraia 

14.  Seralabbegat  Joab,  the  father  of  the  val. 
Eya  2.2.Je(hua,Nehemiah,S'cr.came  up  witrFZe. 

Saraptj, 
1  Chr.a.  22.and  Saraph  who  had  the  dom.in  Moab 

Satfecrjun. 
Jer.ig.^.Sarfechlnty  Rabfaris,  Nergal-Sharezer 

SaiUtae, 

Xra.4-3.to  look  on  like  a  jafper  and  afarSne  ftone 

Rev.  1 . 1  r .  and  unto  Sa/dls  and  Philadelphia 
3. 1. unto  the  Angel  of  the  church  ofSard.Yirite 
4.3  few  names  even  in  Sard,  which  have  not 
Sart)tte0. 
Num.z6.26.  of  Sered,the  family  of  the  Sardltes 

£>atOtu0. 
Exod. 28.1 7>the  firft  row  (hall  be  afardius,z  topaz 
Chap.39.10. 
E^li .z$.i$. the  fardius, the  topaz,  &  the  diamond 
Kra.21.20.the  fifth  fardonix,the  fixth  fardius 

SatOoniic. 
Rev.z  i.io.the  fifth  fardonix^he  fixth  fardius 

Sawpta. 
Lu\t  4.26.fave  unto  Sarepta  a  city  of  Sidon 

Sargott. 

lfa.zo.1.  w/hcnSargon  king  of  Affyria  fent  him 

SarfD. 
Jo/^.r9.io.border  of  their  inherit,  was  unto  Sand 
i2.and  turned  from  Sawieaftward 

Saron. 
Ails  9.3  5.  all  that  dwelt  at  Lidda,  and  Saron  faw 

Samel), 
Lu\e  3.3  J  .which  was  the  fon  of  Saruch 

Satan. 
1  Chro.  z  1 . 1  .Satan  flood  up  againft  Ifrael,and  pro. 
Job  1.  6.  and  Satan  came  alfo  among  them 

Chapt.  2. 1. 

7.  Lord  faid  unto  Sat.  Whence  comeft  thou 

Chap.  2.  2. 

Sat .  anfwered— From  going  to  and  fro 

Chap.  2.  2. 


SAT         SAT 

8.  unto  Satan:Hah\  thou  confidered  my  ferv 

Chap.  z. , 

$.Satan  anfwei.  Doth  jobferve  God  for  no 

i2.unto5Vtt.AU  that  he  hath  is  in  thy  p0wer 

SVz.went  out  from  the  prefof  the  Lord 

Chap.  2.  7 

2-4-^f.anfwcred,  All  thata  mnn  hath  will  he  ' 

d.uncoSVtfa^Heis  in  thine  band,butfaye  his 

Vfal.iocf.6.  and  let  Satan  ftand  at  his  right  hand 

Zecb.$ .  r.  and  Satan  ftanding  at  hzs  right  hand 

2.unto  Satan,  The  Lord  rebuke  thee  Q  Sat 
Af^.4.io.unto  him.Get  thee  hence  Stitan 
1 2.  z6.if  Satan  caft  out  Satan,he  is  divided 
16.23.f1id  unto  Peter,  Get  thee  behind  me  Sa. 
Mar\  1. 1 3. in  the  wild.forty  dayes  tempted  of  SVz.' 
3. 23. how  can  Satan  caft  out  Satan 

z6.ifSa.tife  up  againft  himfelf  he  can.ftand 
4. 1  j.when  they  have  heard  J  Satancometh.  and 
8.3  3. rebuked  Pet.faying^Get  thee  beh. mc" Sat. 
Lttke  4-8-  get  thee  behind  me  Satan,fot  it  is  writ! 
10. 1 8.1  beheld  Sa.  as  lightning  fall  fromheav! 
11.18.if  Sat.  be  divided  againft  himfelfe,  how 
1 3. 16. whom  Satan  hath  bound  be  loofed  from 
22.3-thenentred  Satan  into  Judas 

3 1. Sat.  hath  defired  to  have  you,that  he  may 
John  1 3 .27.&  after  the  fop  Satan  entred  into  him 
Ails  5. 3. why  hath  Satan  filled  thine  heart  to  lie 

26.1 8. from  the  power  of  Satan  unto  God 
Rom.16.zo.  God  ofpeace  (hall  bruifcta.  under 

1  Cor.  y.5.  fuch  an  one  unto  Satan  for  the  deftruft. 
7.  j.that  Satan  tempt  you  not  for  your  inconti. 

2  C&r.z'.i  i.left  Srf.fhould  get  an  advantage  of  us 
1  i.i4.Sa.himfelfis  transformed  into  an  angel 
1 2-7.the  meffenger  of  Satan  to  buffet  me 

1  Thef.  z.  i8.come  unto  you,  but  Satan  hindred  us 
zThef.z.g.aftet  the  working  of  Satan,  with  lying 
iTi/tf.i^o.delivereduntoSVi.thatthey  may  learn 
5.1 5. for  fome  are  already  turned  afide  after  Sa. 
Rev.z.g.fiy  they  are  Jewes,  but  are  the  fyn-of  Sat. 
1 3-where  thou  dwelleft,even  where  Batons 

was  flain  among  you  where  Sa.dwel. 
24.whichhave  not  known  the  depths  of  5a. 
3.9.I  will  make  them  of  thefyn.of  Stfto2,which 
1 2.9.  old  ferpent  called  the  Devill  and  Satan 
20.2.1aid  hold  on — that  old  ferp.which  is  Sat. 
■j.Satan  fhall  be  loofed  out  of  prifon 
Sate. 
Ge«.i8.i.Abtahamyifc  in  the  tent  doore  in  the 
19.1.  hot  fate  in  the  gate  of  Sodom 
2 1 . 1 6.  Hagar  fate  over  againft  him 
3  r.34.in  the  camels  furniture,and./7tte  on  them 
38. 1 4. and  fate  in  an  open  place 
43,3  3. they  Jate before  hinjjthe  firft»born 
48.2.Ifrael  ftrengthened  himfelfe,and/aK 
£#0.12. 2  9.  from  the  firft-born  of  Pha.  that  fate  on 
16. 3. we  had  died  when  viefate'hy  the  flefhpots 
17. 12. put  itunder  him,  he  fate  thereon 
18.13.  on  themorrow  Mofesfate  to  judge  the 
Lev.  1 5 .6. whereon  he  fate  that  hath  the  iffue,ihall 
22.toucheth  any  thing  that  (nefate  upon,fhal 
Judg.6.t  1. there  came  an  Angel,and/tfe  under  an 
i3.9.came  againe  unto  the  woman  as  (he  fate 
20,26. wept  and  fate  there  before  the  Lord 
Ruth  2.i4.and  (he  jate  befide  the  reapers 
1  Sam.1.9.  now  Eli  theprseft/flfe  on  a  feat  by  the 
4. 3.EI1  fate  on  a  feat  by  the  way  fide 
i9.9.evill  fpiritcame  upon  Saul  as  he  fate  in  his 
20.2  j.  king  fate  on  his  feat  as  at  other  times 

Abner  fate  by  Sauls  fide,and  Dav.place 
28.23.  arofe  from  the  earth  Si  fate  upon  the  bed 
%  Sam.j.  1. came  to  paffe  when  the  king  fate  in  his 
1 8  .and  fate  before  the  Lord,and  faid,  Who 
1 8.24.and  David  fate  between  the  two  gates 
1 9.8. then  the  king  arofe  and  fate  in  the  gate 
2  3 .8  .the  Tachmonite  that  fate  in  the  feat,chief 

1  Kj».2.i2.then/<z£e  Solomon  on  the  throne  of 
i9.feat  for  the  kings  mother,and  (he  fate  on 

1 3. 20.it  came  to  paffe  as  they  fate  at  the  table 
i6.n.afioonas  hefate  on  his  throne,he  flewal 
2 1 . 1 3  .two  men.  children  of  Belial,and/atf  bef. 
22.10,  fate  each  on  his  throne,  having  put  on 

2  i$«.i.9.behold,he./^on  the  top  of  an  hill 
4.20.he/<tfe  on  her  knees  till  noone 
6.3  z.fate  in  his  houfe,and  the  elders  fate  with 
1 1.  i9.and  hefate  on  the  throne  of  the  kings 
13.13  .and  Jeroboam  fate  on  his  throne 

1  Chro.i7-r.as 


S  A  T 


SAT 


SAT        SAT 


SAT 


S  A  V 


i  Cbro  17.  i.  as  David /ate  in  his  houfe,David  faidj 
i6.fate  before  the  Lord,and  faid,  Who  am  I 
19.1  j  -then  Solomon  fate  on  the  throne  of  the 
3.  Cbro.iS.g.fate  either  of  them  on  his  throne  clo. 
and  they /ate  in  a  void  place 
Exra  9. 4. and  ijate  aftonied  until!  the  evening  fa. 
10.9.  people  fate  in  the  ftreet  of  the  houfe  of  G. 
NchS.ij.miie  booths  and  fate  under  the  booths 
Ejlber  i.2.Aha!huerus/ate  on  the  throne  of  his 
i^.and  which  fate  the  firft  in  the  kingdome 
i.i9.then  Mordecai/ate  in  the  kings  gate 

2 1. in  thofedayes  while  Mordecai  fate  in  the 
f.i.and  the  king /ate  upon  his  toyall  throne 
Job  i9.2$.Ichofeouttheir  w ay, and/ate chiefe 
Pfal. 16.4.1  have  not  fate  with  vain  perfons 
1  for-  j. 2 .in  the  wayes  haft  thoa  fate  for  them 

1 f  .17 .1  fate  not  in  the  affembly  of  the  mockers 
I /ate  alone  bocaufe  of  thy  hand 
3  2. 1 1.  before  all  the  Jews  that  fate  in  the  court 
36. 1 2.and  lo?,all  the  princes  fate  there 

2  2.now  the  king  fate  in  the  winter-houfe 
39.  3.  all  the  princes  of  Babyl.  came  in  and  fate 
E"K£k.-i'1 1-lfate  where  they/ate,and  remain,  there 
S.i.fate  in  my  houfe,the elders  of  Judah/ate  be. 

i4.behold, there /ate  women  weeping  for 
14. 1. came  certain  of  the  elders,and  fate  before 
20. 1. came  to  enquire  of  the  Lord,and/ate  bef. 
t  Dan.  2.49.  but  Daniel  fate  in  the  gate  of  the  king 
Jonah  j.^.covered  him  with  fackcloth,and/aft;  in 
4,5  Jonah  fate  on  the  eaft-fide  of  the  city 

made  him  a  boorh,and/ate  under  it 

Mj?.  4. 16. people  tint  fate  in  darkneffefaw  great 

that  fate  in  the  Ihadow  of  deatb,light  is 

9.10.  as  Jefus /ate  3t  meat  in  the  houfe, behold 

1 3.1.  Jefus  went  out  of  the  houfe, &  fate  by  the 

2.  fo  that  he  went  intoafhip,and/ate 
14.9. for  the  oaths  fake,  and  them  w'h  fate  with 
24.3  .and  he  fate  upon  the  mount  of  Olives 
26.7  powred  it  on  his  head  as  he  fate  at  meat 
5  f  .Ifate  daily  with  you  teaching  in  the  tern. 
58.  and  fate  with  the  fervants  to  fee  the  end 
69.Peter  fate  w  ithout  in  the  palace 
28. 2. rolled  back  the  ftone,  and/ate  upon  it 
Marine  2.1  f  .that  as  Jefus/ate  at  meat  in  his  houfe 
publicans  and  doners /ate alfo  together 
3.3  2.  and  the  multitude/ateabouthim 
4. 1  .fate  in  the  fea  :  and  the  whole  multitude 
f.2  2.pleafedHerod5and  them  that  fate  with 
26. fakes  that  fate  with  him,  he  would  not 
10. $6.fate  by  the  high-way  fide  begging 
1  i.2.fhal  find  a  colt  tied,w  heron  never  man  fa. 

7. garments  on  him,  and  hi  fate  upon  him 
I2.4i.jefus  fate  overagainft  the  treafurie 
1 3. 3. and  h' -fate  upon  the  mount  of  Olives 
14.3.3s  he  fate  at  me3t,there  came  a  woman 
lS.as  they  fate  and  did  eat  Jefus  faid,One  of 
f  4  /a.witb  the  fervarits,and  warmed  himfelf 
16.14.  he  appeared  unto  the  eleven  as  they  fate 
ip.into  heaven,and/ate  on  the  right  hand  of 
Lu\e  7. 1  f  .and  he  that  was  dead /ate  up 

37.when  ihe  knew  that  Jefus  fate  at  meat 
49.  that/ate  at  meat  with  him  began  to  fay 
10.3  9.called  Mary  which  3lfo  fate  at  Jefus  feet 
14.1  f  .that/ate  at  meat  with  him,heard  thefe 
18.3  f.a  certain  blind  man  fate  by  the  way  fide 
19.50. whereon  never rmnfate,  loofehim 
2  2.f  6.  a  certain  maid  beheld  him  as  he  fate  by 
24.30.as  he  fate  at  meat  he  took  brcad,ahd 
John  4.6. weaned  with  his  journey,/ate  thus  on  the 
6.3  .into  a  mountain,  and  fate  with  his  difciples 
9.8.1s  not  this  he  that  fate  rnd  begged 
11.20.but  Mary  Tate  ftill  in  the  houfe 
1 2.2.but  Lazarus  was  one  of  them  that /ate  at 
i4.a  young  alTe,&/ate  thereon,as  it  is  writ. 
Acis  2.3  .like  as  of  fire,and  it  fate  on  each  of  them 
l.io.fate  foralmesatthe  beautifull  gate  of  the 
6.  if  .all  that  fate  in  the  councell  faw  his  face,as 
9. 40. when  (he  faw  Peter ,(hefate  up 
1 2.2 1  .fate  upon  his  throne,&  made-an  oration 
14$. fate  a  certain  man  at  Lyftra/mpotent 
10.9.  there  fate  in  a  window  a  certain  young 
2  r.i  7.  on  the  morrow  I  fate  on  the  judgement 
16.30.  king  rofe  up,  &  they  that  fate  with  him 
Kev.^.z.a  throne  was  fet  in  heaven,  and  one  fate 
3. he  that  fate  was  to  look  upon  like  a  jafper 
9. honour  and  thanks  to  him  that  fate  on  the- 


10.  elders  fall  down  before  him  that  fate  on 
j.i.  hand  of  him  that  fate  on  the  throne  a  book 
7  .out  of  the  right  hand  of  him  thai  fate  on  the 
6. 2. and  he  that  fate  on  him  had  a  bow 

4.power  was  given  to  him  that  fate  thereon 
f.that/aA?onhimhad  a  pane  of  balances 
8.and  his  name  that  fate  on  him  was  death 
9. 17. them  that/a.  onthemjhavingbreft-plates 
1 1. 16.  elders  which  fate  before  God  felt  upon 
14.14  on  the  cloud  one  fate  like  unto  the  Son 
if.cryingwitha  loud  voice  to  him  that  fate 
1 6.  that  fate  on  the  clo  jd  thruft'in  his  fickle 
i9.4.worfhippcd  God  that  fate  on  the  throne 
1 1  .he  that  fate  upon  him  was  called  faithfull 
19.  to  make  war  againft  him  that  fate  on 
21.  (lain  with  thefwordofhim  that  fate  on 
20.4.I  faw  thrones/ind  they  fate  upon  them 
1  i.a  great  white  thronc,and  him  that  fate 
21. 5. he  that  fate  on  the  throne/aid,  Behold 
j§>ate  down. 
G£#.2i.i6.Hagar/ate  her  down  over  againft  him 

*3  7.2  f .  people  fate  down  to  eat  bread 
B.xod. i.ii.anA  he  fate  down  by  a  well 

3  2.6.people/ate  down  to  eat  and  to  drink 
Deut.i  j-3-and  they /ate  down  at  tliy  feet 
Judg.  1 9.6. they  fate  down,  and  did  eat  and  drink 
if. he /ate  him  down  in  a  ftreet  of  thecity 
R«f&4.i.Boaz  uptothegate,&  fate  him  do.  there 
and  he  turned  afide.and /ate  down 
2. fit  ye  down  here. And  they  fate  down 

1  Saw.20.24.the  king/ate  him  down  to  eat  meat 

2  Saw  .2.1 3. they /a.  down,theoneontheone  fide 
1  ft'#.2..iq-bowed  himfelf,and/atedown  on  his 

i9.4.came  and  fate  down  under  a  juniper-tree 
£:y.9.3.pluckt  off  the  hair  of  my  head — St  fa-do. 
10.16.  and  fate  down  to  examine  the  matter 
Nch.1.4.  Ifate  down  and  wept  certain  dayes 
E  fiber  3 . 1 5 .  king  and  Haman  fate  dow  n  to  drink 
Job  2.8.and  he  fate  downe  among  the  nfhes 

ij.fo  they /ate  down  with  him  feven dayes 
Pfafi  3  7.1. there  we/atedown,yea,we  wept 
Caȣ.  2. 3. 1 /ate  down  under  his  ihadow  with  great 
.7V.26.10.and/ire  down  in  the  entrance  of  the 
Mat-9.t0.and  linners/ate  down  w  ith  him,3nd  his 
13.48.Zate  down,and  gathered  the  good  into  ve. 
1 5f.29.went  up  into  a  high  mountain.  &  fate  do. 
26.20.when  even  was  come,he  fate  down  with 
Mar\  6. 40. they  fate  down  in  ranks  by  hundreds 

9.3  f  fate  dcwn,and  called  the  twelve 
Lu\e  4.20.gave  it  again  to  the  minifter,&  fate  do. 
f. 3. fate  down,  and  taught  the  people  out  of  the 
»9.publicanesand  others  that  fate  down  wt!l 
7.36.  into  the  Ph.uifeeshoufe,&/atedownto 
11. 37. he  went  inynd/ate  down  to  meat 
22. 1 4.  he  fate  down,  3nd  the  twelve  ApoHles 
f  j.Peter  (ate  down  among  them 
John  6. 10.  fo  the  men  fate  down  about  five  thouf. 
8.2.he  fate  down,  and  taught  them 
1 9. 1 3 .  Pilate/ate  down  in  the  judgement  feat 
Affs  13.14.  went  into  the  fynagogue,and  fate  do. 
16. 1 3  and  we/atedown»andfpakeunto  the 


;g>att08erj. 

Exod-if.y.my  luft  (hall  be  fatisfied  upon  them 
Lcu.26.26.ye  fhall  eatjand  not  be  fatisfied 
Dcut.t  4.29.(11  ill  eat, and  be  fatisfied,  that  the  Lo„ 

33.3.O  Naphthali,/atojfe/  with  favour 
Job  19.22.and  are  not  fatisfied  with  my  flefh 
27.14.his  cft-fpring  Hull  not  bc/af.with  bread 
3  1.3  1  .that  we  had  of  his  flefh!  we  cannot  be  p. 
P/a/.  17.1?.!  fhall  be /ato/zed  with  thy  likeneffe 
22.26.the  meek  (hall  eat  and  be  fatisfied 
36.y.abundantly  fatlsfied  with  thy  houfe 
37.19.  in  the  dayes  of  famine  they  (hall  be  fe. 
59. 1  f  .and  grudge  if  they  be  not  fatisfied 
63.5.  my  foul  fhall  be  fatisfied  a:,  with  marrow 
6  j. 4. we  (hall  be  fat.  with  the  goodn.ffe  of  thy 
■    8  i.i6.honey  out  of  the  rock  would  I  have  fatis. 
104. 1 3. the  earth  is/a.wcb  the  fruit  of  thy  work 
10  5. 40.  fatisfied  them  with  the  bread  of  haven 
Pro.  12. 1 1.  tilleth  his  land  (lull  be  fat.  with  bread 
14  fat.  with  good  by  the  fruit  of  his  mouth 
14.14a  good  man  (hall  be  fatisfi  from  himfelf 
1 8.20.mansbelly  fhaibe  fatisfied  w  ith  the  fruit 
19.i3.he  that  hath  it  (hall  abide  (ail sfied 
20. 1 3  .open  thine  eyes,and  thou  lhal  t  be  fatisfi. 
27.20.fo  the  eyes  of  man  are  never  fatisfied 
30.1  5.  there  are  three  things  that  are  never  fat, 
Ecclef.  1  .S.eye  is  not  fatisfied  with  feeing 
4.8. neither  is  his  eye  fatisfied  with  riches 
f.io.thuloveth  filver  (hall  not  be  fatisfied 
lfa.9. 2oJhall  eat,and  not  be  fatisfied 
44.16.he  rofteth  roft,and  is  fatisfied 
j  3. 1 1. fee  the  travel  1  of  his  foul  and  be  fatisfied ! 
66. 1 1.  and  be  fatisfied  with  the  breads  of  her 
/«-.  j  i.i4.my  peop!e(hall  be  fatis  fied  w  ith  goodn. 
jo.io.all  that  fpoil  her  fnall  be  fa.  faith  the  L. 
19. his  fcule  lhali  be/af.upon  mount  Ephra. 
Iaw.f.6.given  the  hand  to  theEg.— tobe/a.wich 
E^.i6.2  8.harlotwiththeir,,yet'couldil:notbe/a. 
29.multiplied  fornication,yet  waft  not  fatis. 
Joel  2. 19. wine  and  oyle,&  ye  (hall  be/a.therwith 
26. and  ye  (hall  eat  in  plcnty,and  be  fatisfi.  d 
Amos  4.8.  one  city  to  drink  wat.  but  were  not  fa. 
Micab  6. 14. thou  lhalteat,but  notbefatisfied 
Hab-i.f.  cannot  be  fat, but  gathereth  all  nations 

^attefieft. 
Vfal.\a^>  1 6.&  fatis fieft  the  defire  of  every  living 

&dtisUeth. 
Vfal.  1 0  3 .  j  .who  fatis  fietb  thy  mouth  w  ith  good 

107. 9. for  hefatisfiitb  the  longing  foule 
ifa.^.z.  and  your  labour  forthat  which  fatis.not 

&attefP(nS. 
Prfl.13.2f.  the  righteous  cateth  to  the  fatis.  of  his 
Col.i.ii.  not  in  any  honour  to  the  fat.  of  the  flefh 

^jatpze,  or  Jg>at^e0. 

lfa.i 3.2 1  .the  owl  (hall d  veil  there,&  fatyres (hall 

3  4.  i4.and  the  fatyre  (hail  «y  to  his  fellow 

j§>afee, 
Gw.  1 2.  ii. kill  me,  and  five  thee  alive 

45.7.  and  to  faze  your  lives  by  a  great  delivera. 
50.20  as  at  this  day  to  fave  much  people 


iCor.ioV/dtedowntoeatanddrink.androfeup  I  £m*.i.22.every  daughter  ye  (haUfave  alive 
Hci.i^.Mdownon  the  right  hand  of  the  ma  je.  |  Dent. 10.4.10  fight  for  you  agi.your  ene.&  to  jdve 


1  o.iz.fate  down  on  the  right  hand  of  God 

jfektefti 

Pfa 1. 9, 4. thou  fatefl  in  the  throne,  judging  right 
E  ^e£.  2  3 . 4 1  .and  fateft  uponaftatelybed 

i&atfate. 

Jer.i  1.14.I  viiWfatiate  the  foule  of  the  priefts 
46.10.  fatiate  and  made  drunk  with  their  bloud 
£>atiatct>. 
Jer.  3 1 . 2  5 .1  havefatiated  the  weary  foule 

Satisfaction. 
Num.  3  5.3 1  .no  fatisfaclion  for  the  life  of  a  murde. 
32.no  fatisfaclwn  for  him  that  is  fled  to  the 
j|>att0fi'e. 
Job  38. 27, to  fatis fie  the  defolate  of  wafte  ground 
Pfal.90.1 4.O  fatis fie  us  early  with  thy  metcy 
91.16.  with  long  life  will  I  fatisfie  him 
13  2.  if  .1  will  fatis  fie  herpoore  with  bread 
Pco.f  .i9.1et  her  brealts  fatisfie  thee  at  all  times 

6.30.if  he  fteal  to /aftj/te  his  foule 
j/a.f  8.10.  if  thoa  fatisfie  the  afflicted  foale,then 
1 1. continually /<«m/z2  thy  foule  in  drought 
Exe-j.  ig.they  fhall  not  fatisfie  their  fouls,neither 
Marty  8.4.from  whence  can  a  man/a^.thefe  men 


1 6.thou  (halt  fave  alive  nothing  that  breath. 

22.27.daaifell  cried,and  there  was  none  to  fa. 

28.29.and  fpoiled  evermore,  &  no  man  lhal  fa. 

Jofh.  1.13. and  that  ye  viiMfave  alive  my  father  & 

Judg.6.14..  goin  this  thy  might,and  rhmi  (ha\t  fa 

if  .O  my  Lordjwherewithflialll/awlfrael 

3 1. will  ye  plead  for  Baal  ?  Will  ye  fave  him 

j6.if  thou  wilt /wflfrael  by  mine  hand  as 

3  7,then  (hall  I  know  that  thou  wilt  fave  Ifr. 
7.7  by  the  30o.men  that  lapped  will  I  fave  you 

1  Sam-o.\6  he  may  fave  my  people  out  of  the  ha. 

10.24.  God  fave  the  King    ■        2Saw.16.16. 
2  i\jn.  1 1 . 1 2.  2  Cbro.  23.11. 
1 4.6.  no  reftraint  to  Lord  to  fave  by  many,or 
19. 1 1  .if  thou  fave  not  thy  felfto  night.to  mor. 
2j.2.go  and  fmite  the  Philift.  and  fave  Kulah 

2  5<2W.3.i8~bythehandofmyfervantDa.He/ai'e 

22.28.  and  the  afflicted  people  thou  wilt/awe 

4  2. they  looked,  but  there  was  none  to  fave 

1  ZCis.i.i2.couiifellthat  thou  may  fave  thine  own 
2f  .and  fay,God/awking  Adonijah 
3  4.and  fay,God  fave  king  Solomon 
39.aU  the  people  faid,God/aiye  king  Solom° 

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20.3  i.peradventure  he  viiWfave  thy  life 
z  I&n.i  9.34.1  will  defend  this  city  to  fave  it 
Neb.6. 1 1  .as  I  am,  would  go  into  the  temple  to  fa 
Job  z.6.behold,he  is  in  thy  hand, hnt  fave  his  life 
20.20.he (hall  not /awof  that  which  he  defired 
22.29.and  he  iha\\  Jave  the  humble  pcrfon 
40. 14.  that  thine  own  right  hand  an  fave  thee 
Pfal.i  8.17.  for  thou  wilt /aw  theafflifted  people 
4 1. they  cryed,but  thete  was  none  to/a.them 
zo.g.fave  Lord,  let  the  King  hear  us  when  we 
z&.y.fave  thy  people.bleffe  thine  inheritance 
j7.40.he  fhMfave  them,becaufe  they  truft  in 
44. j.neithcr  did  their  own  atmtfave  thern 
60.  f  .fave  with  thy  right  hand,  and  hear  mc 
69. 3  f  .God  w  i\\fave  Zion,and  build  the  cities 
7  2.4.he  iha\\  fave  the  children  of  the  needy 
13-and  (hall /arc  the  foules  of  the  needy 
76.9-when  God  arole  to  judgement  to  fave  the 
86.2-my  God,/arc  thy  fervant  that  trufteth  in 

1 6.  and  fave  the,  fon  of  thy  hand-maid 
108. 6. fave  with  thy  right  hand,and  anfwer  me 
109. 3 1.  to  fave  him  from  thofe  that  condemne 
1 18.2  f /arc  now,I  befeech  thec,0  Lord 
14f.19.wiU  hear  their  cry,  and  will  fave  them 
Pro.zo.2i. but  wait  on  the  Lord,andhe  will  fave 
lfa.i  5.4.behold,  your  God  wil  come— &/a.  you 

3  7. 3  f.  for  I  will  defend  this  city  to  fave  It 

4  f .  20. and  pray  unto  a  god  that  cannot  fave 
46. 7..ye.t  cannot  heanfwer,nor/archimoiit  of 
47.1 3  .and  fave  thee  from  thefe  things  that  (hal 

1  f .  wand.every  one  to  his  quar.none  (hal /a. 
49. 2? .prey  (hall  be  delivered,  I  viiWfave  thy 
59. 1. Lords  hand  is  not  (hortned  that  it  can/<*. 
63.  i.I  that  fpeak  in  righteoufnefs,mighty  to  fa. 
7W\2.28.1et  them  arife  if  they  can  fave  thee 
1 1 . 1 2. they  offer  incenfe,but  they  (hall  notfave 
i4.9.as  a  mighty  man  that  cannot  fave 
1  j.  20. for  I  am  with  thee,to  fave  thee 
jo.io.O  Ifrael,I  will  fave  thee  fromafarre 

1  i.I  am  with  thee,faith  the  Lo.  to  fave  thee 
3 1 .7.O  Lord,/arc  thy  people,the  remnant  of 
42. 11. to/arc  you,and  to  deliver  you  out  of  his 
46.27. fori  am  with  thee,to/a«  thee  from 
*\%.6.x\ze,fave  your  lives,  be  like  the  heath  in 
£^.3.18.  from  his  wicked  way  to  fave  his  life 
13.1 8.vvill  ye  fave  the  foules  alive  that  come 
19. to/arc  foules  alive  that  (hould  not  live 
i8.27.dothvvhatislawfulLheftial/tt>ebisfoul 
34.22  therefore  willl/arc  my  flock 
36.29.I  will  alfo/arc  you  from  all  your  uncle. 
'  37.23.I  will /a.  them  out  of  all  their  dwelling 
Hof. 1.7.2nd  vii\fave  them  by  the  Lord  their  God 
will  notfave  them  by  bow  nor  fword 
i3.io.where  is  any  other  that  may  fave  thee 
Hab.  t.2.untothee  of  violence,&  thou  wilt  not  fa, 
Zefb.  3 .  17. he  v/i\\  fave,  he  will  rejoyce  over  thee 

ij.and  will/arc  her  thathalteth 
Zecb.B.-y.  I  will  fave  my  people  from  the  eaft-co. 
ij.fo  will  I/arcyou,andyoufhallbea 
9.i6.and  the  Lord  their  God  (hall /arc  them 


7.i6.wife,whetherthou  (halt  fave  thy  husband 

O  man,whether  thou  malt  fave  thy  wife 

Q.22.things  to  all  men,that  I  might/aw  fome 

1  Tim.  1.1  f.Chrift  Jefus  came  into  thewor.to/a. 

4.i6.for  in  doing  this  thou  (halt  both  fave  thy 
Reb.^.j.nnto  him  that  was  able  to  fave  him 

7.2«.he  is  able  to  fave  them  to  the  utterrnoft 
Jam.  i.2 1.  receive  the  word  which  is  able  to  fave 
2.  t4>and  have  not  workes,can  faith  fave  him 
4. 1 2.there  is  one  law-giver,  who  is  able  to  fave 
5.1  f  .and  the  prayer  of  faith  (hall  fave  the  fick 
20.  converteth  a  finner,(hall  fave  a  foul  from 
Jude  23  .and  others/arc  withfear,pulling  them 
jS>atoe  me. 

2  Yfm.  16.7. fave  me  out  of  the  hand  of  the  king  of 
P/<z/.3.7.arife,0  Lord  Jave  me,0  my  God 

6.4 .0  fave  me  for  thy  mercies  fake 

Vfalme  11.16. 
7.i.fave  me  from  all  them  that  perfecute  me 

22.21.  fave  me  from  the  lions  mouth 
3  i.2.be  for  an  houfe  of  defence  to  fave  me 
44«6.in  my  bow,neither  (hal  my  fword  jave  me 
f4.i./arcmc,0  God,by  thy  name 
f  f .  16.I  will  call  upon  God,and  the  L.(hall  fa. 
57.3.  he  (hall  fend  from  heaven,  and  fave  me 
5 9. 2.and  fave  me  from  thebloudy  men 
69. 1  .fave  me,for  the  waters  are  come  into  my 
7 1. 2. incline  thine  ear  unto  me,and/arc  me 

3  .thou  haft  given  commandement  to  fave  me 
109.26.O  fave  me  according  to  thy  mercie 
1 1  o.gq.fave  me,  for  I  have  (ought  thy  precepts 

1 46.I  cried  unto  thee, fave  me 
1 38.7.and  thy  right  hand  (hall  fave  me 
J/tf#38.20.the  Lord  was  ready  to  fave  me 
Jer.  17.14.fave  mejand  I  (hall  be  faved 
Ato.14.30.he  cried,faying,Lord/arc  me 
John  1 2.27.Father,/«wme  from  this  houre 

j&VTOC  US. 
Jojh, 10. 6. come  up  to  us  quickly,  and  fave  us 

22.22.  if  it  be  in  rebellion,/arc  us  not  this  day 

1  Sam.^.it  may  fave  us  out  of  the  hand  of  our 

7-8.cry  unto  the  Lord, that  he  will/arc  us 
10.27.  chil.of  Beli.faid,  How  (hall  this  man  fa. 
1  i.j.if  there  he  no  man  to  fave  us,we  wil  come 

2  2Cis.7-4.if  they  fave  us  alive,we  (hall  live 

1 9. 1 9.I  befeech  thee,/arc  thou  us  out  of  his 
1  Cbro.16.1  ?;  and  fay  ye,Sarc  us,0  God  of  our 
P/a/.8o.2.ftir  up  thy  ftrength,&  come  and  fave  us 

106.47.fave  us,OLord  ourGod,and  gather  us 
lfa.i  J.9.WC have  waited  for  him,&  he  wil/arc  us 

33.22.the  Lord  is  ourKing,he  will/arc  us 

I7.z0.fave us  from  his  hand,thatall  thekingd. 
JfO'.2.27.their  trouble  they  wil  fay,Anfejand/arc 
Ia^.4. 17. watched  for  a  nation  that  could  not  fa* 
Ho/^^.Afhur  (hall  not /arc  us,we  will  not  ride 
Ma;.8-2f.awoke  him,faying,Lord/arc  us 
1  Vet.  3.21  .even  baptifme  doth  now  fave  us 

^ate. 
Gen.  1 4. 24  fave  that  which  the  young  men  have 

ig.6.fave  the  bread  which  he  did  eat 


10. 6. 1  wil  ftrengthen  the  houfe  of  Judahj&yS.  \E.xod.1z.16.fave  that  which  every  man  mull  eat 


7.Lord  ihsWfave  the  tents  of  Judah  firft 

Mat.  1 .  i  i.for  he  (hall  fave  his  people  from  their 

i6.2f .whofoever  will/arc  his  life,(hall  lofeit 

18.11  -Son  of  man  is  come  to  fave  that  which 

27.40.  thou  that  defttoyeft  the  temple,/arc  thy 

42.be  faved  othersjhimfelf  he  cannot  fave 

Marine  if.  31. 
49.'er  us  fee  whether  Elias  will  come  to  fave 
Mar. ^.^.to  fave  lifc,or  to  kill'but  they  held  their 
8.3  f.whofoever  will/arc  hislife,lhalllofe  it 
Lu\e  9. 24. 
lofe  his  life  for  my  fake,(hall/arc  it 
1  f  .30,/arc  thy  felf,  &  come  down  from  cheer. 
Lu\e  69.  is  it  lawful!  on  the  fabbath  to  fave  life 
9.S6\riOt  come  to  deftroy  mens  lives,but  to  fa. 
17.3  3.  (hall  feek  to/arc  bis  life,  (hall  lofeit 
19.10.come  to  feek  and  to  fave  that  which  was 
23 .3  f .he  faved  others,let  him  fave  himfelfe 
3  7. if  thou  be  the  King  of  the  Jewes,/arc  thy 
39.if  thou  be.Chrift,/arc  thy  felfe  and  us 
John  12.47.  came  not  to  judge  the  wor.but  to  fa. 
Ac~ts  2-40  Cave  your  felves  from  this  untoward  ge. 

27. 43. willing  to  fave  Paul  ,  kept  them  from 
Rom.i  1. 14.  which  are  my  fle(h,and  might  faSome 
1  Cor.i.ii.bythefooliuinelTe  of  preaching  to  fave  I 


22. 20. that  facrificeth  to  any  god,/arc  unto  the 
Ntim.i 4.30. fave  Caleb  fon  of  Jephunneh,&Jolh. 
Chap.26.6f.  &  32.  i2. 
Dent.  1 . 3  6 .  fave  Caleb  —  he  (hall  fee  it,  and 

1  f . 4.  fave  when  there  (hall  be  no  poore  among 
Jojh.  1 1 . 1 3  .Ifrael  burned  none  of  them,pwHazor 
1 8. peace  with  Ifrael,/aw  the  Hivites  the 
14-4.no  part  to  the  Levites,/arc  cities  to  dwell 
/»«fe.7.i4.this  is  nothing  elfe,/aw  the  fword  of 

1  Sam.zi.g.for  there  is  no  other  fave  that  here 

30.i7.efcaped  not  aman>/attf400.young  men 
2 2. not  give  them  ought  of  the  fpoil,  fave 

2  Sam.  1 2.3.poore  man  had  nothing/aw  one  ew. 

22.3  2.for  who  is  God  fave  the  Lord 

Vfalme  18.  31. 

and  who  is  a  tocVfave  our  God 

1  JO'?2.3.i8.no  ftranger  in  the  houfe,/aw  we  two 

8.9.nothing  in  the  axV,fave  the  two  tables  of 

1  y.  j./azie  only  in  the  matter  of  Uriah  the  Hit. 

22.3  i.neither  finall  nor  great,/tfw  only  the  K. 

t  f0'ff.4.2.notany  thing  in  the  houfej.Ai>£  a  pot  of 

1  $.<i.fave  that  the  high  places  were  not  remov. 

2  Chyo.i.6.fave  onely  to  burn  facrifice  before  him 

10.  nothing  in  the  arbjave  the  two  tables  of 


2 1. 1 7. never  a  fon  left  him. /-^Jeho.ihaz 
2  3.6.none  come  into  the  iuufe  of  theL./a.pre. 

Nch.z.  1 2. any  beaft  with  me^  fave  the  beaft  I  rode 

Dan  6.7- petition  on  any  god,fave  of  thee,  O  king 

Verfe  12. 

M<!?.n.27.neither  kneweth  any  man  the  'Si.  fave 
1 3.5 7.not  without  honour,  fave  in  his  own  co. 
i7.8.they  faw  no  man,/awjcfus  onely 
19. 1 1. receive  this  faying,  fave  to  whom  it  is 

Mii\>  %. 37.no  man  tofollo*  hivafave  Peter ,Jam. 
6.%.fave  that  he  laid  his  hands  on  a  few  fick  folic 
8.nothing  for  their  journf  y}fave  a  ftaffe  only 
9.8.tlKy  faw  no  mnn  any  wote.five  Jefus 

Liilfe  4.2<5.E!ias  fmxjav;  unto  Sareptj  a  city  of 
8.f  1. no  man  to  goe  m/ave  Peter,  James,  and 
17. 18. to  give  glory  to  God,fave  this  ftranger 
i8.i9.noneis  good/Izz;eone,tb3t  is  God 

John  6. 2 :  .none  other  boat,  fave  that  one  wherein 
46.feen  the  pither,/^e  he  which  is  of  God 
13-io.needeth  not,fave\o  wafli  his  feet 

Acts  zo.zi.fave  that  the  holyGhoft  witnefleth  in 
21.2  yfave  only  that  they  keep  themfelves  from 

1  Cfl/*.2.i.to  know  any  thing  among  you,/<k/<?  Jef. 
1  l.knoweth  the  thingsof  a  man, fave  the  fp. 

2  Cor.  1 1. 24. five  times  received  I  40.ftripes/a.one 
Gal.i.ig.  other  of  the  Apoftles  faw  1  none,fave 

6.  i4.that  I  fhould  glory  .fave  in  the  crofle  of 
■Rft/.i3.i7.might  buy  or  fell,  fave  he  that  had  the 

Gfn.47.2f.thev  Qid,Thou  hifk faved aur  lives 
£xorf.i.i7.but/a.themen-children alive  Ver.i8. 
Num.zz.i  j.fuicly  I  had  fliin  thte^nd  faved htt 

3 1.  if.  have  we  faved  all  the  women  alive 
Jojh  6.2  f  .and  J o(hus  faved  Rzhib  the  harlot 
Jndv.7 ,2.faying,Mine  own  hand  hath  faved  me 
8. 19. had /aw.  tbemalive,I  would  not  flay  you 
21.14. gave  them  wives  which  they  had/a.alive 

1  Sam.  1 4. 2  3  .fo  the  Lord  faved  Ifrael  that  day 

2  3  .f .  fo  David  faved  the  inhabitants  of  Keilah 
27.1 1. David  faved  neither  man  nor  wom.alive 

2  Sam.  i9_f  .fervantSjwhich  this  day  have  faved  thy 
9.  the  kingfaved  us  out  of  the  hand  of  our 

22.4.  fo  (hall  I  be/<n/frffrom  mine  enemies 

Pfal.  18.3. 
2  Kin*6.io.and  faved  himfelfe  there,not  once  nor 
Nch.g.zy.vihofav.  them  out  of  the  hands  of  their 
Pfal.i  3  • '  ^•no  king  faved  by  the  multitude  of  an 
44. 7, thou  hat\favedus  from  our  enemies 
8o.3.caufe  thy  face  to  fhine>8£  we  (hall  be  faved 
Ver.7,19. 
io6.%.hftfavedthzm  for  his  Names  fake 
P/Y».28.i8.whofo  walketh uprightly  h\a\\ht faved 
if  a.  30. 1  f  .in  returning  and  reft  (hall  ye  be  faved 
43.1 2.1  have  declared,and  have  faved 
4f.22.look  unto me,and be yefav ed 
Jer^.i^.ttam  wickednefs,  that  thoumaieft  be  fa. 
8.20.thefummer  isended,  &  we  are  not  faved 
Mat.  19.2  f.  fay  ing,Who  then  can  be  faved 
14.22. days  (hould  be  (lior.no  flefli  fliould  be/a, 
27.42.he/awrfothers)himfelfhecannor./W 
Marine  if. 31. 
Marli  i°.i6.  among  themfel.  who  then  can  be /a^ 

ij.20.thofe  dayes,no  flefli  (hould  befaved 
Lu\e  1.7 1.  that  we  (hould  be  faved  from  ourenc. 
7.f  o.thy  faith  hath  faved  thee,goe  in  peace 
8. 1 2.1eft  they  (hould  beleeve,and  befaved 

1 3.2  3.Lord,are  there  few  that  axe  faved 
1 8.2fi.faid,Who  then  can  be  faved 

42.receive  thy  fight,thy  faith  hath  faved  thee 

23.3  f  .he/affdotbers,let  him  fave  himfelfe 
John  3.  i7.that  the  wor.  thtough  him  might  be  fa. 

f  ,34.thefe  things  I  fay,that  ye  might  befaved 
AcJs  2.47.added  to  the  Ghur.fuch  as  fhould  be/a. 
4.1 2.  none  other  name  whereby  we  muft  be/a. 
if .  1.  except  ye  be  circumci.  ye  cannot  befaved 
itf.30.kid,Sirs,what  muft  I  doe  tobe faved 
27.20.all  hope  that  we  fhould  befaved  was  ta. 

3  r.exce.thefe  abide  in  the  (hip  ye  can.  be  fa. 
Rom. 8.  z 4.  for  we  atefavedby  hope 

10. 1  .for  Ifrael  is,that  they  may  befaved 

1  Cor.Li8.but  unto  uswhich  atefaved,it  is  the 

S".  f .  fpirit  might  be  faved  in  the  day  of  the  Lo. 
10.3  3.proficof  many,that  they  may  befaved 
1  f .2.by  which  alfo ye atcfavedjt  ye  k*p 

2  Cor.z.i  f. to  God  a  fweet  fav.in  them  that  are  /a 


18.30.nght  ye  not,fave  only  with  the  k.of  Ifra.    Ephcf.z.f.by  grace  ye  ate  faved 


8.  for 


S  A  V        S  A  V 

8  .for  by  grace  are  ye  faved  through  faith 
i  Tbef.z-i6.to  the  Gene,  that  they  maybe  faved 
zTbef.z.io.  of  the  truth,  that  they  might  befaved 
i  Tim.z.q.viho  will  have  all  men  to  befaved 
Titus  $.j.but  according  to  his  mercy  he  faved  us 
i  P#.3.20.thatis,  eightfoules  were  fav.by  water 
4.18.&  if  the  righteous  fcarcely  be  faved, whete 
2  Pff.2.5.fpared  not  the  old  world,but/<ui.  Noah 
Kev.z  ».i4.nations  of  them  which  ate  favedftiiW 

God  or  Lord.  jgyaltfD. 
jEOTi.14.30.thus  the  Lord  faved  Ifrat!  that  day 

1  Sam. 14.Z}. 
Deut.n.z9. 0  people,  faved  by  the  Lord 
1  Sam- 10, 1?.  rejected  your  God  who  himfelf/d. 
a  jXjs.14.17.  Lotd  faved  them  by  the  hand  of  Jer. 

1  Cbro.i  1. 14.  Lord  favedtheta  by  a  great  deliver. 

2  Cbro.i  2.2i.thu$  the  Lord  faved Hezekiah 
Pfal.  j  4.6.  Lord  [W  htm  out  of  all  his  troubles 

106.  io.Lord  faved  them  from  the  hand  of  him 
107. 1  j.  Lord  favedthem  out  of  their  diftreffes 
lfa.6^9.  Angel  of  his  prefence/awi  them 
2  Tiw.i.9.God  who  hath  faved  us,and  called  us 
Jude  5>Lord  having/aw?  the  people  out  of  the 

Shall  be  £>atietl. 
Uum.xo.f.  and  ye  tfhall  be/#wdfrom  your  enem. 
P/d/.8o.j.caufe  thy  face  to  fhine,&  we  fliall  be  fa. 

Ver.7, 19. 
Pio.28.i8.whofo  walketh  uprightly  (hall  befaved 
lfa.4.  j .  1 7.  but  Ifrael  (hall  be  faved  in  the  Lord 
64. 5-his  countenance)  and  we  (hall  be  jWrf 
Jcr.17.1 4-favc  me,and  I  (hall  befaved 
2j.6.in  his  dayes  Judah  (hall  befaved 
30.7  .but  he  (hall  be/k>erf  out  of  it 
3  5.1^.  inthofe  dayes  (hall  Judah  befaved 
1  Mat .  10.22.he  that  endureth  to  the  end  (hal  be  fa. 
Chap.24.i3./M<i>'£  13. 13. 
Marfe  i^.itf.beleev.  &  is  baptized  (hall  be  faved 
John  10. y-  by  me  if  any  man  enter  he  (hall  befav. 
Acts  a.i  1  -call  on  the  Name  of  the  L.fhall  be  fa. 
1 1 .  14.  wherby  thou  &  all  thy  houfe  (hall  be  fa. 
1 5. 1 1  .the  grace  of  the  L.Jefus  we  (hall  befav. 
'     16.  3  1  .beleeve  on  Je.Chrift,&  thou  (halt  be  fa. 
Kow».5.9.juftified  by  hi"sbloud,we  (hall  befaved 
io.beingreconciled,we  (hall  be  faved  by  his 
9.27.  the  fand  of  the  fea,a  remnant  (hall  be  fa. 
io.9.raifed  him  from  the  dead,thou  (halt  be  fa. 
1 3  .call  on  the  Name  of  the  Lo.  (hall  be  fav. 
1  i.26.fo  all  Ifrael  (hall  be/am^asitis  written 
1  Cflr.3.1 f.himfelf  (hall  befaved,yet  fo'as  by  fire 

1  Tim.Z'i  5.  notwithftanding  (he  (hall  befavedxi 

£>abei>. 

Gra.14.17.from  the  (laughter  at  the  val.of  Saveh 

£>a*>eft, 

2  S<tf#.22.3.my  Saviour,  thou  favefl  me  from  viol. 
Job  2n>.2.how  favejl  thou  the  arm  that  hath  no 
Pfal.  17.7.O  thou  that  favefl  by  thy  right  hand 

Satoetb. 

1  &wm  4.39.8s  the  Lord  liveth  which  favetblha.. 

1 7.47 .that  the  Lord  favetb  not  with  fword  nor 
Job  ? .  1  j  .be  favetb  the  poore  from  the  fword 
Pfal.7. 10.  my  defence  is  of  God  which /5w£&  the 
2C.6.  now  know  I  that  the  Lord  favetb  his 
34.i8./iu(?^fuch3sbeofacontritefpiiit 
107.19.hc  favetb  them  out  of  their  diftreffes 
gating. 
Gen.  i9.i9.(hewed  to  me  in.  faving  my  life 
'Neb. ^.z^.  faving  that  every  one  put  them  offfor 
P/a^o.S.with  the/av.  ftrength  of  his  right  hand 
28.8.  he  is  the  faving  ftrength  of  his  anointed 
67. z.zttd  faving  health  among  all  nations 
Ecclefr- 1  r.  faving,  the  beholding  of  them  with 
Amos  cf.B.faving  that  I  wil  not  utterly  deftroy  the 
Mat.  5 . 3  z.faving  for  the  caufe  of  fornication 
lK^4.27.noneofthemwasclcanfed,/a.Naaman 
He6.10.39.but  of  them  that  bdeeve,to  the  fav.oi 
n.7.preparedanark  tothe  faving  of  his  houfe 
R«f.2. 17. which  no  man  knoweth,/<n>.  him  that 
&atoioar« 

2  Sam.zz.-^.my  high  towerslny  refuge,my  Saviour 
1  Km-  13.5  -and  the  Lord  gave  Ifrael  a  Saviour 
Pfal. 106.  z  1  .they  forgat  God  their  Saviour 
i7^.i9.20.opprelTors,and  he  (hall  fend  chem  a  Sa. 

43.3 .  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael,  thy  Saviour'. 

1 1. and  beGdes  me  there  is  no  Saviour 
4T. 15.O  God  of  Krael,the  Saviour 

2 1 .  a  juft  God  and  a  Saviour,  there  is  none 


S  A  V        S  A  U 


S  A  U 


S  A  U 


49. 26.aU  flefh  (hall  know  that  I  am  chy  Savi. 
60.  io\rhou  (halt  know  that  I  am  thy  Saviour 
t>j.8.chiLthat  will  not  lie,fo  he  was  their  Sav. 
Jer.  14.8.0  the  hope  of  Ifrael, the  Saviour  thereof 
Hof.  1 3 .4.for  there  is  no  Saviour  befide  me 
Lu\$  i.47.my  fpirit  hath  rejoyced  in  God  my  Sa. 
2.1  r.born  this  day  in  the  city  of  David,a  Savi. 
Jobn  4.42.thi$  is  indeed  the  Chrift,the  Sav.  of  the 
Ails  % .3  i.him  hath  God  exalted  to  be  a  Saviour 

1 3 .23.raifed  unto  Ifrael  a  Saviour, J eCas 
Epbef.^.z^.snd  he  is  the  Saviour  ot the  body 
Phil.i.  20.  from  whence  we  look  for  the  Saviour 
i  Tim.i.i.om  Saviour,  and  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
2.3.  acceptable  in  the  fight  of  God  our  Saviour 
4.io.truftin  the  living  God,who  is  the  Sa.ni al 
2  Ti«z.  1. 1  o.manifeft  by  the  appearing  of  our  Sav. 
Titus  1. 3. according  to  thecom.of  God  our  Savi. 
4.and  the  Lord  Jefus  Chrift  our  Saviour 
2.10.  may  adorn  the  do&rine  of  God  our  Savi, 
1 3  .looking  for  the  glorious  appe.of  our  Sa. 
3.4.afterthe  kindneffe  of  God  our  Saviour 
6.  (hed  on  us  abun.  through  Chrift  our  Savi. 
2  Pet.  1.  i.through  the  righte.ot  God,md  our  Sav. 
1 1  .into  the  everl.kingdom  of  your  L.  &  Sa. 
2.20.through  the  knowledge  of  theLord  &  Sa. 
3.2.com.of  us  the  Apoftles  of  our  Lord  &  Sa. 
i8.grow  in  the  knowledge  of  our  Lo.and  Sa. 
1  John  4. 14.  Father  fent  the  Son  to  be  the  S.of  the 
Jude  2  j  .to  the  onely  wife  God  our  Savi.  be  glory 

Neh.Q.Z7'  gayeft  them  Saviours  who  faved  rhem 
Obad.zi.U  Saviours  (hall  come  upon  mount  Zion 

&aal, called  j|>haul  1  Cbro.i. 4.%. 
Gen.i  <?.37.Samlah  died,  and  Saul  of  Reh.— reig. 

38.S««/died,and  Baal- hanan reigned 
1  S<tf».9.2.had  a  fon  whofe  name  was  Saul 
3.affes  of  Kifh  Sauls  father  were  loft 

Kilh  faid  to  Saulhis  fon,Arife  and 
$.Saul(ud  tohisfervant  that  was  with  him 
7.then  faid  Saul  to  his  fervant,  But  behold 
8.the  fervant,anfwered  Saul  againe 
io.then  faid  Saul  to  his  fervant,WelI  faid 
1 5.3  day  before  Sd«/came,faying 
17.  when  Samuel  faw  Saul,  the  Lord  faid  to 
1 B.Saul  drew  neer  to  Samuel 
1 9. Samuel  anfwered  Saul,md  faid,  I  am 
2  »;.&<•«/ anfwered  and  faid,  Am  not  I 
22.Samuel  took,  Saul  and  his  fervant,and 
24.and  he  fet  irb^fore  Saul 

fo  Saul  did  eat  with  Samuel  that  day 
2  s.Samuel  communed  with  Saul  upon  the  • 
26.Samuel  called  Saul  to  the  top  of  the 

&J«/arofe,and  they  went  out  both 
27.SamueI  faid  to  Saulftid  the  fervant  pafle 
10. 1 1.  is  Saul  alfo  among  the  prophets 

Verfe  I*. 
14.StfwZju.ncle  faid  untohim,VVhither 
1 5. Sauls  uncle  faid,  Tell  me  what  Sam.faid 
16. Saul  faid  to  his  uncle,  He  told  us  plainly 
21  .and  Saul  fon  of  Kifh  was  taken 
z6.Saul&Ko  went  home  to  Gibeah 
1  i.4.came  the  meflengers  to  Gibeah  ot~  Saul 
S  .Saul  came  after  t  he  herd  out  of 

Saul  faid,VVhat  aileth  the  people 
6.fpiritofGod  came  upon  Saul 
7,whofoever  cometh  not  forth  after  Saul 
1 1.  that  Saul  put  the  people  in  three  compa. 
1 2.. (hall  Saulteigne  over  us 
1 3 .  Saul  faid,  There  (hal  1  not  a  man  be  put 
1  j. there  they  made  Saul  King 

Saul,3.nd  all  the  men  of  Ifrael  rejoyced 

1 3. 1.  Saul  reigned  oneyeer3and  when 
2,Sd«/chofehim  30oo.men  of  Ifrael 

whereof  2000.  were  with  Saul  in  Mich. 
3  .Saul  blew  the  trumpet  throughout  all  the 
4.that  Saul  had  fmitten  a  garrifon  of  the 

called  together  arter  Saul  toGilgal 
7. as  for  Saul,he  was  yet  in  Gilgal 
g.Saul  faid,Bring  hither  a  burnt-offering 

lo.Saul  went  out  to  meet  Samuel 

.1 1  .Sa»/faid,Becaufe  I  faw  the  people  were 

13. Samuel  faid  to  Saul,  Thou  haft  done  fo. 

\$.  Saul mmibted  the  people  that  were  pref. 

14. 2.  Saul  tarried  in  the  uttermpft  part  of 
16. the  watchmen  of  Saul  looked,and  behold 
17.  then  fatd  Saul  unto  the  people  with  him 


lZ.Saul  faid  unto  Ahiah,Bring  hither 
19.  while  Saul  talked  unto  the  pried  that 

Saul  faid  unto  the  pried, With-draw 
zo.Saitllk  all  the  peopje  that  were  with  him" 
24-for  Saul  had  adjured  the  people 
3  3. then  they  told  &z»/,faying,  Behold  the 
34.S<z//<'faid,Difperfe  your  felves  among 
3  5 .  Saul  built  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 
lo.Saul  faid,Let  us  goe  down  after  the] 
ij.Saul  asked  counfell  of  God 
3  B.Saul  faid ,  Draw  ye  neer  hither  | 

40  people  faid  unto  Saul, Doe  what  feemeth  jj 
4 1. therefore  Saul  faid  unto  the  Lord  God       I 
4z.S<j«/f3id,Caft  lots  between  me  and 
44. Saul  anfwered  God,Doe  foy&  more  alfo  j 
45-pcople  faid  unto  5^«/,Shal  Jonathan  die 

46.  Saul  went  up  from  following  the  Phil. 

47,  fo  Saul  took  the  kingdome  over  Ifrael 
50. name  of  Sauls  wife  was  Ahinoam 

was  Abner  fon  of  Ner  Sauls  uncle 
f  1.  and  Kifli  was  the  father  of  Saul 
5  a.againft  the  Philiftinesall  the  dayes  of  S. 
when  Saul  faw  any  ftrong  man,he  took 
1  f .  j  .Samuel  faid  to  Saul '.The  Lord  hath  fent 
4.  Saul  gathered  all  the  people  together 
%.Saula.me  to  a  city  of  Amalek 
6.Saul  faid  unto  the  Kenites,Goe;)depart 
y.Saul fmote the  Amalekites 
g.Saul  and  the  people  fpared  Agag 
11. that  I  have  fet  up  &z«/tobe  King 
1 2.Samuel  rofe  early  to  meet  Saul 

faying,  Saul  came  to  Carmel 
1 3  .Samuel  came  to  Sa«/,and  Saul  faid 
1 5.Stf///faid,They  have  brought  them 
16. Samuel  faid  unto  Saul,  Stay,and  I  will 
zo.Saulhid  untoSamucl,Yta,I  have  obeyed 
24-to/faid  unto  Samuel, I  have  finned 
26.Samuel  faid  unto  Saulfl  v^ill  not  returne 
3  i.Samuel  turned  again  after  Saul,  and  Saul 
34.  Sa.  went  up  to  his  houfe  to  Gibeah  of  Sa. 
3  f .  no  more  to  fee  Saul  untill  the  day  of 
mour.for  Sa.Sc— rep.hehad  made  Sa. 

16.1.  how  long  wilt  thou  mourne  for  Saul 
2. if  Saul  hear  it,he  will  kill  me 

^4. fpirit  of  the  Lord  departed  iromSaul 
%  ^.Sauls  fervant  faid  unto  him,Bchold,now 
i7.S<a#/faidunto  his  fervant,  Provide  me 
1 9.wherefore  Saul  fent  meflengers  untojeffe 
2o,fent  them  by  David  his  fon  unto  Saul 
z  1 .  David  came  to  Saul  &  flood  be  fore  him 
ai.SWfentto  Jeffe,faying,Let  David 
zj.evill  fpirit  from  God  was  upon  Saul 

fo  Saul  was  refrefhed 

17.2.  Saul  and  the  men  of  Ifrael  were  gathered 
8.  am  not  I  a  Phil,  and  you  fcrvants  to  Saul 
1 1  .Saul  and  all  Ifrael  heard  thole  words 

1 2.old  nun  in  the  dayes  of  Saul 
}  3  .and  followed  Saul  to  the  battell 
1 4.  the  three  eldeft  followed  Saul 
1 5.md  David  returned  from  Saul 
i9.now  Saul  was  in  thevalley  of  Elah 
3i.theyrehearfed  them  before  Saul 
3  2.David  faid  to  Saul,  Wet  no  mans  heart 
H.Saul  faid,Thou  art  not  able  to  go 
3  4. David  faid  to  Saul,  Thy  fervant  kept  his 
3  j.Saul  faid  unto  David,Goe,and  the  Lord 
3 8. S^m/ armed  David  with  his  armour 
39.  David  faid  to  Saul,l  cannot  goe  with 
5  5-when  Saul  faw  David  goe  forth 
S7.and  brought  David  before  Saul 
j8.  Saul  faid  unto  him.Whofe  fon  art  thou 
18.1  .made  an  end  of  fpeaking  unto  Saul 
z.Saul  took  him  that  day,and  would  let 
5.David  wentout  whitherfoeverSa.fent  him 
Saul  fet  him  over  the  men  of  war 
and  alfo  in  the  fight  of  Sauls  fervants 
5.and  dancing,to  meet  king  Saul 
7.faid,£?«/hath  ilain  his  thoufands 
8.  Saa/was  very  wroth 
$.Saul  eyed  David  from  that  day 
io.evill  fpirit  from  God  came  upon  Saul 

there  was  a  jay  elm  in  Sauls  hind 
1  i.SaulcaA  the  javelin,for  he  faid,I  will 
1  z.Saul  was  afraid  of  David 

and  was  departed  from  Saul 
Ij.therefote  Saul  removed  him  froga  him 

1  j.  when 


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SAU 


i  j. when  Saul  faw  that  he  behaved  himfelfe 
17. Saul  faid  to  David, B^hold,my  elder  dau. 
&JK/faid3Let  not  my  hand  be  upon  him 
i8.Davidfaidto  Saul,Who  am  I 
19.  when  Merab  Sauls  daughter  mould  have 
ao.Michal  Sauls  daughter  loved  David 

told  Saul,a.nd  the  thing  pleafed  him 
al. Saul  faid,I  will  give  him  her 

wherefore  Saulhid  toDavid,Thou 
zz.Saul commanded  his  fervants/aying 
a  j. Sauls  fervant  fpake  thgfe  words  in  trie 
a4.fervants  of  Saul  told  5a«/,faying 
ay.  Saul  faid,  Thus  mail  ye  fay  to  David 

Saul  thought  to  make  David  fall  by 
zj.Saul  gave  him  Michal  his  daughter 
zS.Saul  knew  the  Lord  was  with  David 

that  Michal  Sauls  daughter  loved  him 
zy.Saul  was  yet  the  more  afraid  of  David 

Saul  became  Davids  enemy  continually 
30.more  wifely  then  all  the  fervants  of  Saul 
19. a. Saul  my  father  feeketh  to  kill  thee 
4.good  of  David  to  Saul  his  father 

6.  Saul  hearkened  unto  the  voice  of  Jonath. 

Sd#/fware,Hc  (hall  not  be  flain 
7. Jonathan  brought  David  to  Saul 
p.evill  fpirit  from  the  Lord  was  upon  Saul 
1  o,Saul fought  to  fmite  David 

he  flipt  away  out  of  Sauls  prefence 
11. Saul  fent  meffengers  unto  Davids  houfe 
I4.when  Saul  fent  meffengers  to  take  David 
1  f .  Saul  fent  the  meffengers  againe  to  fee 
\T. Saul  faid  to  Michal,Why  haft  thou  dece. 
and  Michal  anfwered  Saul—  Let  me  go 
i8.toldhim  all  that  Saulhad  done  unto  him 
19.it  was  told  Srf#/jfaying,Behold,David 
zo.Saulknt  meffengers  to  take  David 

fpirit  of  God  was  upon  the  meff.of  S. 
ai.whervit  was  fold  Saul,ht  fent  other  tneff. 
Sa.tent  meffeng.  again  the  third  time 
a4.is  Saul  alfo  among  the  prophets 
a0.a5.and  Abner  fate  by  Sauls  fide 
z6.Saul fpake  notany  thing  that  day 
j  i.Saulcad  a  javelin  at  him  to  fmite  him 
a  1.7.3  certain  man  of  the  fervants  of  Saul  was 
of  the  herd-men  that  belonged  to  Saul 
io.David  fled  that  day  for  fear  of  Said 
1 1  .faying ,  Saul  hath  flain  his  thoufands 
22.6\when  Saul  heard  that  David  was  alfo  dif. 
Saul  abode  in  Gibeah  under  a  tree 

7.  then  Saul  did  to  his  fervants  that  flood 
9-which  was  fet  over  the  fervants  of  Saul 
lz.Saulfaid,  Hear now,thou fon of  Ahitub 

1  3  ,Sa.  faid  tnto  him.  Why  have  ye  confpited 
a  1. that  SWhad  flain  the  Lords  priefts 

2  2.that  he  would  furely  tell  Saul 

a  j. 7.  told  Saul  that  David  was  come  to  Keilah 
S.iul  faid,God  hath  delivered  him  into 
8  .SaulcaWed  all  the  people  together  to 
9.  David  knew  that  Saul  fecretly  pradifed 
jo.that  Said  feeketh  to  come  to  Keilah 
1 1. will  S<J«/come  down  ?  He  faid,  He  will 
1  a.and  my  men  into  the  hand  of  Saul 
1 3  .told  Saul  that  David  was  efcaped  from 
\4.Sa11l  fought  him  every  day 
1 5. David  faw  that  Sa.wzs  come  oat  to  feek 
1 7. hand  of  Saul  my  father  (hall  not  find  thee 
that  alfo  Saul  my  father  knoweth 
ip.then  came  up  the  Ziphites  to  Saul 
z  i.S72«/faid,Bleffed  be  ye  of  the  Lord 
a4.wentto  Ziph  before  Saul 
a  j.Sa«/alfo  and  his  men  went  to  feek 

when  Saul  heard  that,he  purfued  after 
z6,Saul  went  on  this  fide  of  the  mountaine 

to  get  away  for  fear  of  Saul  for  Saul 
zt.  there  came  a  meffenger  unto  SW/aying 
a  8.  Saul  returned  from  purfuing  David 
24.1.  when  Saul  was  returned  from  following 
z.Saul  took  3  ooo.chofen  men  out  of  all 
3  .Saul  went  in  to  cover  his  feet 
4.cut  offthe  skirt  of  Sauls  robe  privily 
5  .becaufe  he  had  cut  off  Sauls  skirt 
7-fuffered  them  not  to  rife  againft  Saul 

but  Saulrok  up  out  of  the  cave,&  went 
S.David  cryed  after  5W,faying,My  lord 

when  Sa.  looked  behind  him,Da.ftoupeth 
o.David  faid  to  Saul, Wherefore  heareft  thou 


SAU        SAU 

16.  words  unto  Saul,that  Sa.  faid,Is  this  thy 
Saul  lift  up  his  voice  and  wept 
2a.Dav.  fwareunto  Saul;$i  Saul  went  home 
z5.44.Saul had  giv.— Da.wife,to  Phal.the  fon 
26. 1. Ziphites  came  unto  Saul  to  Gibeah 
a.then  Saul arofe, and  went  down  to  the 
3.  Saul  pitched  in  the  hill  of  Hachilah 

faw  that  Saul  came  after  him  into 
4.that  Saul  was  come  in  very  deed 
J.  and  came  to  the  place  where  Saul  had  pitc. 
David  beheld  the  place  where  Said  lay 
and  Saul  lay  in  the  trench 
6. down  w  ith  me  to  Saul  to  the  camp 
j.Saul\vj  fleeping  within  the  trench 
1 2.  and  the  crufe  of  water  from  Sauls  bolfter 
i7.&*«/knew  Davids  voice 
2 1. then  faid  Saul,l  have  finned 
2r.then  S<?«/faid  to  David^Bleffedbe  thou 
and  Saul  returned  to  his  place 
27.  t.one  day  by  the  hand  of  Saul 

Saul  (hall  defpaire  of  me  to  feek  me 
4. was  told  Saul  that  David  was  fled 
zi.^.Saul  had  put  away  thofe  that  had 
4. Saul  gathered  all  Ifrael  together 
5. when  Saul  (aw  thehoftof  the  Philiftins,he 
6.when  Saul  enquired  of  the  Lord,  the  Lord 
7.then  faid  Said  unto  his  fervants,  Seek  me 
8.and  Saul  difguifed  himfelfe 
9.knoweft  thou  what  Saul  hath  done 
loSa/d  fware  to  her  by  the  Lord 
I  i.woman  fpake  to  &J«/,faying,Why 

for  thou  art  Saul 
ij.woman  faid  unto  Saul}l  faw  gods  afecn. 
14.  Saul  perceived  that  it  was  Samuel 
1 5.Samuel  faid  to  Saul,Why  haft  thou  difqu.. 
SWanfweredJ  am  fore  diftreffed 
20.then  Saulfell  ftraight-way  all  along 
2 1  .woman  came  unto  Saul^nd  faw  that 
-     2j.(hebrought  it  before  Saul 
29.  j.  the  fervant  of  SW,king  of  Ifrael 

y.  &z«/flew  his  thoufands 
3  i.2.Philiftines  followed  hard  upon  Saul 

1  Chron.  10.  2. 
flew  Jonathan,  and  Abinadab  SaXons 
1  Chron.  10.  2. 
3.  the  battell  went  fore  againft  Saul  1 

1  chron.  10.  3. 
4.then  faid  Saulaato  his  armour-bearer 

1  Chron.  10.  4. 
Saul  took  a  fword  and  fell  upon  it 
1  Chron.  10.4. 
f .  he  faw  that  Saul  was  dead,  he  fell 

1  Chron.  10.5. 
6\fo  Saul  died,and  bis  three  fons,and  his 

1  Chron.  10.6. 
7.  and  that  Saul  and  his  fons  were  dead 

1  Chron.  10.7. 
8.found  Saul  and  his  three  fons  fallen  in 

1  Chron.  10.8. 
1 1. which  the  Philiftines  had  done  to  Saul 

1  Chron.  10. 1 1, 
1 2. and  they  took  the  body  of  Saul  from 

1  Chron.  10.  i2, 
2  Saw.  1. 1. came  to  paffe  after  the  death  of  Saul 
2.a  man  came  out  of  the  camp  from  Saul 
6.  Saul  leaned  upon  his  fpeare 
i7.with  this  lamentation  over  Saul 
a  1. the  fhield  of  Saul  is  caft  away,as  though 
a2.fword  of  Saul  returned  not  empty 
24«ye  daughters  of  Ifrael,weep  over  Saul 
a. f  .that  ye  have  (hewed  kindneffe  to  Saul 
7. for  your  mafter  Saul  is  dead 
8.captain  of  Sa.hoft  took  Ifh.  the  fon  of  Saul 
io.Ifhbofheth  Saids  fon  was  forty  yeers  old 
11. fervants  of  Khbofheth  fon  of  Stf.went  out 
3.1  .war  between  the  houfe  of  Saul,  and 

houfe  of  Sa.waxed  weaker  and  weaker 
eT.while  there  was  war  between  the  ho.ofSd. 
Ab.made  himfelf  ftrong  for  the  ho.of  S. 
7. Saulhad  a  concubine  whofename  was 
8.do  (hew  kindnes  this  day  to  the  houfe  of  S. 
lo.kingdomefrom  the  houfe  of  Saul 

1 3 .  firft  bring  Michal ,&»/*  daughter 

14.  David  fent  meffen.  to  Khbofheth  &t.fon  I  Swrf.29.18.it  is  a  (wcet  favour  ,an  offering 
4.i.when  Sauls  fon  heard  that  Abner  was  dead  I  lmi.9,i3,i7.Cha.2.29.&  M-&  8-11, 

z.Sauls  fon  had  two  men  that  were captaines  JvVms.j.  10,13,14.00. 18. 17.  &  1?.8. 

if.for 


8 -behold,  the  hi  ad  of  Iftoctherh  fon  oi  Saul 
avenged  my  lord  the  king  this  day  ot  Sa. 
io.behold,5fl«/;s  dead,thinking  to  have 
5.2.when  Saul  was  king  over  us,  thou  waft 

1  Chrcn.xi.4,- 
e\ic\Mtchal  Sauls  daughter  looked  out  thorow 
1  Chron.  1 5. 29, 
10. Michal  the  daught.of  S.came  out  to  meet 
23.Michal  the  daughter  of  Saulhad  no  child 
7.iy.fromhim,asI  took  it  from  Saul 
9. 1. left  of  the  houfe  of  Saul)tbat  I  may 
2.  there  was  of  the  houfe  oi  Saul  a  fervant 
3.is  there  not  yet  any  of  the  houfe  of  Saul 
6. fon  of  Saul  was  come  unto  David 
7.  will  reftore  th;e  all  the  land  of  Saul  thy  fa. 
9. king  called  to  Ziba  Saulsfervant 

to  thy  maftersfon  all  that  pert  .to  Sa. 
1 2.7.deliveted  thee  out  of  the  hand  of  Saul 
16.5. out  a  man  of  the  fam.of  the  houfe  of  Saul 
8.upon  thee  al  the  bloud  of  the  houfe  of  Saul 
I9.r7.withhim,and  Ziba  the  fervant  of — Saul 
a4.Mephib.  fon  of  Saul  came  down  to  meet 
a  1 . 1  .it  is  for  Soul}and  for  his  bloudy  houfe 
a. Saul  fought  to  flay  them 
4.we  will  have  no  filver  nor  gold  of  Saul 
6\unto  the  Lord  in.Gibeah of  Saul 
7. the  fon  of  Jonathan,the  fon  of  Saul 
8.whom  fne  bare  to  Saul, Armoni  and  Meph. 
five  fons  of  Michal  daughter  of  Saul 
1 1. the  concubine  of  Saul  had  done 
1 2.took  the  bones  of  Saa/ from  the  men  of 
Philiftines  had  flain  Saul  in  Gilboa 
1 3. brought  up  from  thence  the  bones  of  Sa. 
2  2.  i. and  out  of  the  hand  of  Saul 
1  Chro.^.io.inthe  dayesof  Saul  they  made  war 
8.3  3.Kifhbegat&j«Z  Chap.  9.  39. 

I      10. 1 3  .{'0  Saul  died  for  his  ttanfgreffion 
1 2. 1  .kept  himfelfe  clofe  becaufe  of  Saul 
2.even  of  Sauls  brethren  of  Benjamin 
19-came  with  the  Philiftines  againft  Saul  to 
he  will  fall  to  his  mafter  Said 
2  3. to  turn  the  kingdome  of  Saul  to  him 
29.  children  of  Benjamin  the  kindred  of  Saul 
kept  the  ward  of  the  houfe  of  Said 
13.3.  we  enquired  not  at  it  in  the  dayes  of  Saul 
z6. 2  8  .and  all  that  Sa  m  uel  and  Saul  had  ded  ic 
lfa.10. 29.Gibeah  of  Saul  is  fled 
Alls  7.  j  8.  young  mans  feet  whofe  name  was  Saul 
8. 1. and  Sa#Z  was  contenting  unto  his  death 

3.  as  for  Saul,he  made  havock  of  the  church 
9. 1.  Saul  yet  breathing  out  threatnings  againft 

4,  Sau^Sau^why  perfecuteft  thou  me 
Chap.22.7.  &  ^•14 

8.  Saularok  from  the  earth 
1 1  .for  one  called  Saul  of  Tarfus 
1 7'broiher  5W,the  Lord— hath  fent  me 
19-then  was  Saul  certain  dayes  with 
2  2.but  SVw/increafed  the  more  in  ftrength 
24. laying  in  wait  was  known  of  Saul 
26.  when  Saul  was  come  to  Jerufalem,he 
1 1 .2  f.  for  to  feek  Saul 

30.by  the  hands  of  Barnabas  and  Saul 
1 2.  a  y .  Barnabas  and  Saul  returned  from  Jeruf. 
1 3. 1. brought  up  withHerod  theTetrarcb,&  & 
a.feparate  me  Barnabas  and  Saul 
7.who  called  for  Barnabas  and  Saul 
9.then  SaulCet  his  eyes  on  him 
a  1  .God  gave  unto  them  Saul  the  fon  of  Cis 
22.1 3  .brother  SW.receive  thy  fight  , 
5>anl  joyned  with  fonathan,See  Jiomtt)M. 
5>atoar« 
Exod.  y .  2 1  .made  our  favour  to  be  abhorred 
Lev.z6.$  1. not  fmell  the  favour  of  your  fweet  od. 
Ecclef.i  o.  1. to  fend  forth  a  ftinking/atw 
Cant.  1.3.  becaufe  of  the  favour  of  thy  good  oynt. 
Joel  2.;o.and  his  i\\  favour  (hall  come  up 
Mat.  j.  1 3. if  the  fah  hath  loft  hisfav.  wherewith 
Lulp  14. 34- 
a  t>.a.i4.maketh  manifeft  the  favour  of  his  kno. 
\6 .  wc  are  the  favour  of  death  unto  death 
totheothct  the  favour  of  Wit  unto  life 
Sweet  5>afcour. 
G«?.8.2i.the  Lord  fmelled  a  fweet  favour 


S  A  V 


SAW 


SAW 


SAW 


SAW 


S  A  W 


25  for  a  fweetjfawwr  before  the  Lord 
41.  for  a  faeet  favour,  an  offring  made  by 
Z.ro.2.12.  burnt  on  the  altar  for  a  fweet favowf 
3.itf.made  by  fire,  for  a  facet  favour 
4.31. for  a  facet  favour  unto  the  Lord  CI1.tf.21. 
Nitmb.i  5.7,14. 
6.1  J.for  a  fweet  favour, even  the  roemoriall 
8  .28. they  were  confecrations  for  a  fweet  favour 
1 7. 6. burn  the  fat  for  a  facet  favour  unto 
j, .  1  j.by  fire  unto  the  Lord,  for  a  fweet  favour 
18. by  fire,of  a  fweet  favour  unto  the  Lord 
Numb.  1  f -3-to  make  a  fweet  favour  unto  the  Lord 
2  8 .  i.fot  a  fweet  favour  unto  me 
6.  in  mount  Sinai  for  a  fweet  favour 
l  j.for  a  burnt  offering  of  a  fweet  favour 
"    24.made  by  fire  of  a  fweet  favour 

Chap.  29.1 3,3  6. 
27.  burnt  offering  for  a  fweet  (mw  unto  the 
Chap.  29.  2. 
29.6.  for  a  faeet  favour ,a  facrifice  made 
S.nnto  the  Lord  for  a  facet  favour 
E\cl{6- 1 3.  did  offer  fweet  favour  unto  all  their 
16.19  .before  them  for  a  fweet  favour 
20. 28. there  alfo  they  made  their  facet  favour 
4 1 .1  will  accep:  you  with  your  fweet  favour 
2  Coy.2.i?.we  are  unto  God  a  fweet  favour 
Ephefs.zxo  God  for  a  fweet  CmeU'mB,  favour 

Sweet  &>at>OUt!0. 
E^a  6.10.  may  offer  facrifices  of  fweet  favours 

*S>atoouteft. 
Matt.i6.z7.thoufavonre[i  not  the  things  that  be  of 

Mar\  8.  33. 

jljstoottvie* 
Gen.zj-4-  make  me  favourie  meat,  fuch  as  I  love 
7  .make  me  favourie  mcat,thac  I  may  eat 
9 .1  will  make  them  favourie  meat  for  thy 
14  his  mother  made  favourie  meat 
17. fhe  gave  the  favourie  meat  to  Jacob 
3  r  .Efau  alfo  had  m3.de  favourie  meat 
&>atrj. 
Gen.%.6  .woman  faw  the  tree  was  good  for  food 
tf.2.fons  of  God  favo  the  daughters  of  men 
9.22.Hana  faw  the  nakednefleof  his  father 
z^thzy  faw  not  their  fathers  nakednefle 
1 2.1 5.  the  princes  of  Pharaoh,  faw  Sara! 
i6,4.when  (hefaw  that  fhe  had  conceived 

Verfe  5. 
18. i  when  Abraham/a»>them,he  ran  to  meet 
21.9. Sarah  faw  the  fon  of  Hagar  the  Egyptian 

19.  fhe /lira?  a  well  of  water 
22.4.  Abraham/aw  the  place  afar  off 
24.30.he  favo  the  ear-ring,and  bracelets  upon 
^3.1faac/izw,and  behold  the  camels  were 
64. when  fhe /(W  Ifaac,  fhe  lighted 
26.8. and  faw,  and  behold  Ifaac  was  fporting 
z%.wc  faw  certainly  that  the  Lord  was  with 
28.tf.when  Efau/iro  that  Ifaac  had  blefl'ed  Jac. 
29.  \o.]acoh  faw  Rachel  the  daughter  of  Laban 
30. 1  .Rachel/aw  that  fhe  bare  Jacob  no  childe 

9.when  Leah  favo  that  fhe  had  left  bearing 
3t.io.liftedupmineeyes,and/Jm>inadream 
32.2.whenJacob  f<m>  them,he  faid,Thisis  Gods 

2  5. when  hefaw  that  he  prevailed  not 
33.5.Efau  lift  uphis  eyes,and  favo  the  women 
34»2.when  Shechem/lnp  her ,he  took  her 
37.4.  his  brethren/da?  hisfather  loved  him 

1  S.when  they  faw  him  afar  off  before 
38.2.  Judah/d»>  there  a  daughter  of  a  certain 
I4.fhe/<teuhat  Shelah  was  grown 
1  5  .when  Judah  faw  her,  he  thought  her 
39.3-his  matter /ira>  that  the  Lord  was  with  him 
1 3. when  (hefaw  he  had  leffhis  garment 
16.  when  the  chief  baker  faw  the  interpret. 
42.1.  when  Jacob  faw  there  was  corn  in  Egypt 
7.  Jofeph  faw  his  brethren 
ii.in  that  we  faw  the  anguifh  of  his  foul 
35-faw  the  bundles  of  mony.they  were  afraid 
43. 16. when  Jofeph /iw  Benjamin  with  them 

29.  lift  up  his  eyes,  and  faw  his  brother  Ben. 
45.27.when  hefaw  the  wagons  which  Jofeph 
48. 1 7. when  Jofeph  faw  his  father  lay  Kisnand 
49-1 1  he  faw  that  reft  was  good,and  the  land 
50. 1  i.Canaanites,/dW  the  mourning  in  the  flo. 
if. when  Jofephs  breth.faw  their  fa.was  dead 
*3.Jofeph/di}>Ephra.  children  to  the  3.  gen.  I 


Exod.z.z.v/hcn  fhe /dw  that  he  was  a  goodly  child 
j.when  (he  faw  the  ark  among  the  flags 
tf.opened  kjmefaw  the  childe 
1 2.  when  he  faw  that  there  was  no  man 
8.15  .when  Pharaoh  faw  that  there  was  refpite 
9. 34.when  Pharaoh  faw  that  the  rain  ceafed 
iOT2~3.they  faw  not  one  another 
14.3c.Ifra.yaB'  the  Egypt. dead  upon  the  fea-fli. 
31. Ifrael /dip  that  great  work  which  the  L. 
16.1 5  when  the  chjld.  ofldael  faw  it,  they  faid 
1 8. 1 4.  when  Mofts  father  in  law  faw  all  that 
20.18.all  the  people  faw  the  thunderings 

when  the  people  fatv  it,  they  removed 
24.10.and  they  faw  the  Godoflfrael 

1 1. alfo  they  faw  God,and  did  eat  &  drink 
3 2. 1  .when  the peop.  faw  that  Mofes  delayed  to 
5.when  Aaron  faw  it,he  built  an  altar 
J  9. that  he  faw  the  calfc,  and  the  dancing 
if  .when  Mofes  faw  that  the  peo.were  naked 
33.10.  all  the  peo/dK>  the  cloudy  pillar  (land 
34.30.and  all  the  children  of  Kvaelfaw  Mofes 
3  5  .children  of  Ifrael  faw  the  face  of  Mofes 
Z.m9. 24>which  when  al  the  peo./dB»,they  fhouted 
Nimb.iz.iS.wefaw  the  children  of  Anak  there 
32.peoplethatwe/<z»?in  it,  are  men  of 
3  3  there  we  faw  the  giants 
20. 29. all  the  congre./dw  that  Aaron  was  dead 
zz.z.faw  all  that  Ifrael  had  done  to  the  Amor. 
23.the  affefaw  the  angel  of  the  Lord 
25:  .when  the  a  lie  faw  the  angel  of  the  Lord 
z7. affefaw  the  ange!  of  the  Lord,fhe  fell 
31. Balaam /2m?  the  angel  of  the  Lo.franding 
33.afle/dw  me,and  turned  from  me 
24«i.whenBalaam/<ro>  that  it  pleafed  the  Lord 
Z.he  faw  Ifrael  abiding  in  his  tents 
^.vthkhfaw  the  vifion  of  the  Almighty 

Ver.  16. 
45. 7. when  Phinehas/dtv  it,  he  rofe  up  from 
32.1  .when  they  faw  the  land  of  Jazer 
9  andfawthc  land,thby  difcouraged 
£>e«M.i9.which  you  fiw  by  the  way  ofthe  moun. 
q.izfaw  no  firtvilitudcjonly  ye  heard  a  voice 

1 5. for  ye  faw  no  manner  of  fimilitude 
7.19.  great  temptations  which  thine  eyesfaw 
/&J&.8.i4.whentbekingof  Ai  faw  it 

20. they  faw^  &  behold,  the  fmoke  ofthe  city 
'  ,    2iJofhua  &  all  Ifrael  faw  that  the  ambulh 
Judg.uzqSp'icsfaw  a  man  come  forth  out 
3,24.whenthey/?(wthat,behoId  the 
9.36.  when  Gaal  faw  the  peo.  he  faid  to  Zebul 
5$.  men  of  Ifrael /<zn>  that  Abimel.  was  dead 
11.35.  came  to  pafle  when  hefaw  her, that 
1 4. 1. and  he  (aw  a  woman  'n  Timnah  3 

1 1  when  chey  faw  birm  that  they  brought 
itf.i.and/dwfhTean  harlot,  and  went  in 
iS.when  Delilah  faw  that  he  had  told  her 
24.when  the  people  faw  him,  they  praifed 
18.7.  faw  the  people  that  were  therein 

2<f.when  Micah  faw  that  they  were  too  ftro. 
19. 3. when  the  father  ofthe  damfell  faw  him 
1  -j.hefaw  a  wayfaring  man  in  the  ftreet 
30.it  was  fo»thatall  that  fawh',  faid, There 
20.36. fo  the  children  of  Benjamin  faw  that 
41  .for  they  faw  that  evillwas  come  upon 
Rath  i.i8.when  (he  faw  that  fhe  w.as  ftedfaft.  min. 

2.1 8. mother  in  law  faw  what  fhe  had  gleaned 
1  Sam.1;  .7.men  of  A(hdod  faw  that  it  wasfb 
6.13  faw  the  ark.and  reioyced  to  fee  it 
9  I7.when  Samuel  faw  Saul,tbe  Lord  faid 
10.1  i./dwthat,  behold,he  prophefied 

I4.when  we  faw  that  they  were  no  where 
1 2. 1  a.  when  ye  faw  that  Nahafh  king  ofthe 
13.tf.when  the  men  oflfrael/dw  that  they 
14.52.when  Saul  faw  any  ftrong  man,he 
17.24.when  they  faw  the  man, fled  from  him 
4 1.  and  faw  David,  he  difdairied  him 
Ji.  Philiftines  faw  rheir  champion  was  dead 
5  5  .when  Saul  faw  David  go  forth  aga:nft 
18.28.Saul/dwthatthe  Lord  was  with  David 
19. 20. when  they  faw  the  corrip.  of  pro.  prophe. 
23-15-David/da'thatSaul  was  come  out  to 
23. when  Abigail  faw  David,  fhe  hafted 
2f.bandmaid./di?>the  young  men  of  my  lord 
z6.^.hefaw  that  Saul  came  after  him  into 

n. and  no  man  faw  it,  nor  knew  it 
28.j.when  Saul  faw  the  hoft  of  the 
K  k  k  k 


i  2.when  the  woman/aw  i>a;uue.,iiiecr;ed 
zx.ap.dfaw  that  he  was  fore  troubled 
3  i.j.  armour-bearer  faw  that  Saul  was  dead 
1  Chron.  10, 5. 
7.  faw  that  the  men  of  Ifrael  fled,  and  that 
1  chron.  10.7. 
2  Sam.i.y.  looked  behinde  him,  he  faw  me 
tf.itf.and/dwking  David  leaping  and  dancing 
1  Chron.  15.29. 
Io.6.children  ot~  Amman  faw  that  they  flank 

t  Chron.  19.6. 

9-when  Joab  faw  that  the  front  ofthe  battell 

1  Chron.  1 9. 10. 

14. children  of  Ammon  faw  that  the  Syrians 

1  Chron.  19. 1  5. 

if.when  the  Syrians  faw  that  they  were  fmir. 

1  Chron  19.16. 
19  faw  that  they  were  fmitten  before  Ifrael 

1  Chron.  19.19. 
11. 2.  he  faw  a  woman  warning  her  felf 
12.19.when  David  faw  that  his  ferv.whifpcred 
i4.24.fo  Abfalom — faw  not  the  kings  face 

Ver,  28. 
17.18.  a  lad  faw  them,  and  told  Abfalom 
23.when  Ahitho.faw  chac  hiscounfeil  was  not 
i8.io.a  certain  man  faw  it,  and  told  Joab 
2tf.the  watchman  faw  another  man  running 
20.1 2. when  the  man  faw  that  all  the  po.ftood 
when  hefaw  that  every  one  that  came  by 
24.i7.whcn  he  faw  the  angel  that  fmotc  the  pe. 
zo.  faw  the  king  and  his  fervants  coming  on 

1  Kl-l- 28. they  faw  that  the  vifdome  of  God  was 

12.itf.when  all  Ifrael  faw  that  the  king  heark. 
1 3.  z  5.  and  faw  the  carcafecafr  in  the  wa; 

1  tf.  1 8. when  Zimri/fiB'  the  city  was  takeh 
18.17.when  Ahab/awElijah,that  Ahab  faid 

39.when  all  the.people  faw  it,  they  fell  on 
19- 3  when  hefaw  that,he  arofe  and  went 

2  2;3  2.  when  the  ca  p. of  the  charcts  faw  J  ehofh  a. 

2  Chron.  18.31. 

2  IQs.2.ii.Elifha/iw  it,and  he  cryed,My  father 

and  he  faw  him  no  more 
1 5.fons  ofthe  prophets — faw  him,they  faid 

3.  zi.  faw  the  water  on  the  other  fide  as 
2tf .king  of  Moab  faw  that  the  battell  was  too 

4.2  5. when  the  man  of  God  faw  her  afar 

5.21.  when  Naaman  faw  him  running  after 

tf.i7.opened  the  eyes  ofthe  yong  man,&  hefaw 
20.  Lord  opened  their  eyes,  and  they  faw 
21. when  hefaw  them,My  father  ihall  I  finite 

9.22.when ]oram  faw  Jehu,that  he 
27.when  Ahaziah — faw  this,  he  fled 

1 1. 1. when  Athaliah-/<m' that  her  fon  was  dead 
2  Chron. 22. ro 

1 2.io.when  they  faw  that  there  was  much  raony 

2  Chron.  24.  11. 
i3-4.for  he  faw  the  oppreffion  of  Ifrael 
itf.io-and  faw  art  altar  that  was  at  Damafcus 

1 2. and  the  king  faw  the  akar 

1  Chron. z\.\6.  faw  the  angel  ofthe  Lord  frand 

20. Oman  turned  back,and  faw  the  angel 

21. Oman  looked,  and  faw  David 

28.when  David  faw  that  the  Lord  had  anfw. 

2  Chr.7.1  .when  all  the  chil.of  Ifr.  faw  how  the  fire 

10.1tf.whcn  all  Ifrael  faw  that  the  king  would 
I2.7.when  the  Lord/aw  that  they  humbled 

1  ^  ,9.whert  they/ar»  that  the  Lord  his  God  was 

2  5. 2 1. and  they  faw  one  another  in  the  face 

3  \M.and(aw  the  heaps,  they  bleffed  the  Lord 
32.2.when  Hezekiah/awthat  Sennacherib  was 

Ncb.6.i6.faw  thefe  things,they  were  much  caft 
Either  i.i4.which/a»'  the  kings  face 

3  .f.when  Haman  faw  that  Mordecai  bowed  not 
«.2.when  tiie  king  faw  Efther  thecjueen 

9  when  Haman  faw  Mordecai  in  the  kings 
7 .7.he  faw  that  there  was  evill  determined 
fob  2.13.  th?y  faw  that  his  grief  was  very  great 
3.16.  as  infants  which  never  faw  light 
20. 9. eye  which  faw  him,  fhall  fee  him  no  more 
29. 8.the  young  men  faw  me,  and  hid 

1 1. when  the  eye  faw  me,  it  gave  witnefle 
32. 5. when  Elihu  faw  that  there  was  no 
42.  itf. and  faw  his  fon^and  his  fons  fons 
j>fal.48.<i. they  faw  it,  and  fo  they  marvelled 
h    77.16  the  waters  faw  thee,  O  God,  the  wa.faw 
9f.9.proved  me,and/«n>my  work 

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97.4.  the  earth /aw  it,  and  trembled 
1  I4.3.the  fea /aw  it,  and  fled 
Cant.  3  .$.faw  ye  him  whom  my  foul  lovcth 

6.9>the  daughters  faw  her,and  blefledher 
lfai.1.1.  which  he  faw  concerning  Judah  and  Jer. 
2.i.thatlfaiah/aw  concerning  Judah  and 
21.7.  he  faw  a  charet  with  a  couple  of  horfmen 
41 .5.the  ides  Jaw  it,and  feared 
Jer.$.7.hcr  treacherous  fifter  Judah  faw  it 
39.4.when  Zedekiah  king  of  Judah/aw  them 
qi.i^.faw  Johanan — -and  all  the  cap.of  the  for. 
4 4. 17. and  were  well,and/aw  no  evill 
Lam. r.7.the  adverfaries/aw  her,and  did  mock 
£^.8.io.fo  I  went  in  and/aw,and  behold 
'16. 6.  and  faw  thee  polluted  in  thine  own 
19. y. now  when  (he  Jaw  that  fhe  had  waited 
10.28.then  they  fare  every  high  hill 
25 . 1 1. when  her  filler  Ab'olibahyaw  this 
1 4.when  fhe  faro  men  pourtrayed  upon 
1 6 .as  foon  as  {he  faw  them  with  her  eyes 
Da?. 3 .27. /aw  thefe men  upon  whofe  bodies 
4. 2} -whereas  the  king  faw  a  watcher 
y.y  .king /aw  the  part  of  the  hand 
8.3-then  I  lifted  up  mine  eyes  and  faw 
Hof.$.  1 3. when  Eph./aw  his  fickneflb,&  Judah/aw 
Amos  r  .1  .which  lie /aw  concerning  If.  in  the  dayes 
Micah  1. 1. which  he  faw  concer.  Samaria  and  Jer. 
Ha£>.  3. io.the  mountains/aw  thee,and  they  tremb. 
Hag.2.3.that/aw  this  houfc  in  her  rirft  glory 
Mattb.z. 9.ftar  which  they  faw, went  before  them 
io.when  they  faw  the  dar,they  rejoyced 
1  1.  they /aw  the  young  child  with  Mary  his 
ifi.when  he  faw  that  he  was  mocked  of  the 
3. 7. when  he  faw  many  of  the  Pharifees 

1 6.and  he  faw  the  fpirit  of  God  defending 
4.  1 6. fate  in  darkneffe  faw  great  light 

1 8.  faw  2.  bre.  Simon  called  Peter  &  Andr. 
Mar\  r.\6. 
21  faw  other  2.bre.Jarnes  the  fon  of  Zebedee 
Mar\  i.i9. 
8.1 4-he  faw  his  wives  mother  iaid,and  ficJc 
1  S.now  when  Jefus  faw  great  multitudes 
34. when  they/aw  him,  they  befought  him 
9.8  .when  the  multitude  yaw  it,  they  marvelled 
9.  he  faw  a  man  named  Matthew  fitting 
1 1-. when  the  Phar.yaw  it,  they  faid  unto  his 
22.when  he  faw  her,he  faid,Daughter,be 
z^.and  faw  the mindrels,and  the  people 
3fi.when  he  faw  the  multitude,he  was 
1 2.  i.when  the  Phar.  faw  it,  they  faid  unto  him 

2i.bl!nde  and  dumb  both  fpakeand/aw 
14.  t  4.  Jefus  went  forth,  and  faw  a  great  mult. 
26.when  the  difciples/zw  him  walking  on 
30. /aw  the  wind  boiderous,  he  was  afraid 
ty.3i.when  they  faw  the  dumb  to  fpeak 
i7.8.they/awnomanfave  Jefas  only 
18.3 1  faw  what  was  done,they  were  very  forry 
20. 3. faw  others  Handing  idls  in  the  market 
21.15  .chiefe  piriefts  and  fcribes  fm  the  wond. 
io.when  he  faw  a  fig-tree  in  the  way 
20.when  the  difciples/aw  it,  they  marvelled 
38.husbandmen  faw  the  fon,  they  faid,  Let 
1  a.  n .  he  faw  there  a  man  which  had  not  on 
2? .  3  7. when  faw  we  thee  an  hungred,and  fed 
38.when/aw  we  thee  a  dranger,and 
39.01  when /aw  we  thee  fick,andcame 
44.when /aw  we  thee  an  hungt ed,or 
2<S.8.whenhisdifciplesyawit,  they  had  indig. 

7i.another  mud  faw  him,and  faid  unto 
17.3  .when  he  faw  that  he  was  condemned 
24  when  Pilateyaw  that  he  prevailed  nothing 
y  i,.faw  the  eartlvquake,and  thefe  things 
28.17.when  they  yaw  him,they  worfhipped  him 
Maf\  1. 10.  he  faw  the  heavens  opened 
2. 5" .when  Jefus/rw  their  faith,  he  faith 
14-he  faw  Levi  fitting  at  the  rcceit 

Luk?  f-27- 
16.  fcribesand  Pharifees  faw  him  eat  with 
3 .1 1  .when  they  faw  htm,fell  down  before 
y.tf.when  he  faw  Jefus  afar  ofF3he  came 
16.  they  that/aw  it,  told  them  how  it 
22.when  he  faw  him,he  fell  at  his  feet 
5.33  .the  people  faw  them  depart :  and  many 
34.  Aw  much  people,and  was  moved 
/fi.hefaw  them  toyling  in  rowing 
49-  when  they  faw  him  walking  on  the  fea 


y  o.for  they  ail  faw  him,  and  were  troubled 
7.2.  when  they  faw  fome  ofhis  difciples 
8. 23  .he  asked  him  if  he  faw  ought 

2  5. and  he  faw  every  man  clearly 
9.8.  they /aw  no  man  any  more 

i^hefaw  a  great  multitude  about  them 
20. when  he  faw  him,ftraightway  the  fpirit 
2  y.whcn  Jefus  faw  that  people  came 
3%.wcfatv  one  calling  out  devils  in  thy  Name 
Lufe  9.  49. 
10.14.when  Jefus  faw  it,  he  was  much 
11.io.they  faw  the  fig-tree  dryed  up 
12.34.when  Jefus  faw  that  he  anfwer.  difcreetly 
14.tf7.when  (he faw  Peter  warming  him 

69.  the  maid  faw  hirnagain,and 
1  ?-39-  faw  that  he  fo  cryed  out,and  gave 
i5.4.they /aw  that  the  done  was  rolled  away 
5.  they  faw  a  young  man  fitting  on  the  right 
Litfe  i.i2.when  Zacharias/iwhim,he  was  troub. 
29. when  (he  faw  him,  fhe  was  troubled 
2.48.when  they  faw  him,they  were  amazed 
y.  i.faw  two  fliips  (landing  by  the  lake 
8.when  Simon  Peter  faw  it,  he  fell  down 
20.when  he  faw  then  faith,  he  faid  unto  him 
7-39.Pharifee  which  had  bidden  him,  faw  it 
8.28.when  he  faw  Jefus,he  cryed  out 
34.  faw  what  was  done,they  fled,  an i  wens 
3^.they  alfo  which/aw  it,  told  theiu  by  what 
47-when  the  woman  faw  that  (he  was  not  hid 
9.3  2.when  they  were  awake,  they  faw  his  glory 
S4.difcip.  James  and  John  faw  this,  they  faid 
10.3 1  .when  he  faw  him,he  pafl'ed  by  on  the 

3  3. when  he  faw  him,he  had  compafllon  on 
11.38.when  the  Pharifee /aw  it>  he  marvelled 
1 3 . 1 2.when  Jefus  faw  her,he  called  to  her 
1y.20.his  father  faw  him,  and  had  compafllon 
17-14. when  he  faw  them,he  faid  unto  them 

1  T.one  of  them.when  he  faw  that  he  was  hea. 
I8.r  y.difciples /aw  it,they  rebuked  them 
24-when  Jef faw  that,he  was  very  forrowfull 
43-when  they  faw  it,gave  praife  unto  God 
1 9.  y. and  yaw  him,and  (aid  unto  him,  Zacheus 

7-when  they  faw  it,  they  all  murmured 
20. i4.hnsbandmen/aw  him,thcy  reafoned 
21.1  .faw  the  rich  men  calling  their  gifts  into 

2. he  faw  alfo  a  certain  poor  widow 
22.49  Jaw  what  would  follow,they  faid  unto 

y 8. after  a  little  while  another/jw  him 
23 .8. when  Herod/aw  Jefus,he  was  exceeding 

47.Centu>faw  what  was  done,he  glorified  G. 
24.24.  but  him  they  faw  not 
John  1.3  8.  when  Jefus  faw  them  following 
39.they  came,and  faw  where  he  dwelt 
47. }efus  faw  Nathaneel  coming  to  him 
2.23. when  they  faw  the  miracles  which  he  did 
y  .6.when  Jefus  faw  him  lie,  and  knew 
6.2.becaufe  they  faw  the  miracles  which  he  did 
y.and  faw  a  great  company  come  unto 
zz.faw  that  there  was  none  other  boat 
24-when  the  people  faw  that  Jefus  was  not 
26.notbecaufeye/aiy  the  miracles 
8 . 1  o.  and  faw  none  but  the  woman 

y£.  he  faw  it,  and  was  glad 
9.1  he  faw  a  man  which  was  blind  from  his 
1 1.3 1.  when  they  faw  Mary,  that  (he  rofe  up 
3  2.and  faw  him,(he  fell  down  at  his  feet 
33-when  Jefus  therefore  faw  her  weeping 
1 2.4 1  .when  he  faw  his  glory,and  fpake  of  him 
\9.6faw  him,they  cried  outlaying,  Crucifie 
26.when  Jefus  therefore  faw  his  mother 
33-and/aw  that  he  was  dead  already 
3  y.he  that  faw  it,bare  record 
20.  y.  ./aw  the  linnen  clothes  lying 
8.  and  he  faw,  and  beleeved 
I4.and/aw  Jefus  ftanding,and  knew  not 
20.glad,when  they  faw  the  Lord 
21.9. they  faw  a  fire  of  coals  there 
^^.3.9-all  the  people  faw  him  walking 
1 2.when  Peter/aw  it,he  anfwered  unto 
4-i3.when  they  faw  the  boldneffe  of  Peter 
6.1  y./aw  his  face,as  it  had  been  the  face 
7.3  i.when  Mofes  faw  it,  he  wondred 

yy.and/aw  the  glory  of  God,and  Jefus  flan. 
8. 18.  Simon  faw  that  through  laying  on 
39-that  the  Eunuch  faw  him  no  more 
9#8.eyeswere  opened ,  he  faw  no  man 


3  y,al  that  dwelt  at  Lydda,&  Saidnjaw  him 
40.when  fhe  faw  Peter,fhe  fate  up 
lo.l.he  faw  a.  vilion  evidently,  about 

11.  and  faw  heaven  opened 
1 1  .(..and  faw  faur-footed  beads  of  the  earth 
1 2.3. becaufe  he/aw  it  pleafed  the  Jewes 
9. but  thought  he  {aw  a  vifion 
Itf.when  they /aw  him,they  were  aftonifhed 
13.  u.when  he /aw  what  wasdone,beleeved 
$6.  and  he  faw  corruption 
37.  faw  no  corruption 
4f.when  the  Jewes  faw  the  multitudes 
1 4. 1 1  .when  the  people/aw  what  Paul  had  done 
16.i9.when  their  mailers  faw  that  die  hope 
1 7. 1 6. when  he /«b>  thecitie  wholly  given 
2 1. 27. when  they  faw  him  in  the  temple 

32.  when  they  faw  the  chiefe  cap.  they  left 
zi.^.faw  indeed  the  light,  and  were  afraid 
18. faw  him  faying  unto  me,  Make  hade 
2 8. 4. when  the  Barbarians  faw  the  venemous 
6. and  faw  no  harm  come  to  him 
ly.whom  when  Paul/aw,  he  thanked  God 
Gal.z.j.  when  they  faw  that  the  gofpel  of  uncir. 
Phil,  i^o.having  the  fame  conflift  which  ye  faw' 
Hcb. ■$.<), and  faw  my  works  fourty  yeeres 

1 1 .23.becaufe  they/aw  he  was  a  proper  child 
Sff.i.2.andof  all  things  that  he  faw 

1 1. 1 1. fear  fell  upon  them  which  faw  them 
1 2. 1 3. dragon  faw  that  he  was  call  out 
I3.i.and/au>  a  bead  rife  up  out  of  the  fea 
1 8. 1 8.  when  they  faw  the   fmoke  of  her 

jsjao)  fpoken  of  God  or  Lord. 
Gcn.\.  4. God  faw  the  light  that  it  was  good 
10.  and  Godfaw  that  it  was  good 

Ver.12,18,21,23 
3i.God/an>  every  thing  that  he  had  made 
tf.y.Godyawthe  wickednefl'e  of  man  was  great 
29.3 1.  Lord  faw  that  Leah  was  hated 
£wf.3.4.when  the  Lord  faw  tint,  he  turned  afide 
Owtf.32.i9.when  the  Lord  faw  it,he  abhorred 
2  Kj.14.z6.L0vd  faw  the  affliction  of  Ifrael 
lfai.%9- 1 5. Lord/aw  it,  and  it  difpleafed  him 

\6.hefaw  that  there  was  no  man 
Jonah  3.io.and  Godfaw  their  works 
Lu\e  7.i}.Lo.faw  her,  he  had  compafllon  on  her 

Gw.4i.19.fuch  as  I  never/aw  in  all  the  land 
22.I  faw  in  my  dream,and  behold 
44.28.  and  I  faw  him  not  fince 
Jojh.7. zi.vuhen  I  faw  among  the  fpoiles  a  goodly 
Judg.i  z.  3  .when  I  faw  that  ye  delivered  me  not 

1  Saw.i3.u.becaufe  I  faw  that  the  peo.  were  fcat.l 
22.9.I  faw  the  fon  of  Jefle  coming  to  Nob 
2 8. 1 3. 1  yaw  gods  afcending  out  of  the  earth 

2  Sam.  1 8. 1  o.I  faw  Abfalom  hanged  in  an  oak 
29.  \fawa  great  tumult 

Kjng.zz.  1 7.I  faw  all  Ifr.  fcattered  upon  the  hils 
1 9.I  faw  the  Lord  fitting  on  his  throne 

2  Cfcraj.i8.i8, 
Neh.  1 3.1  y.in  thofc  dayes faw  I  in  Judah  fome 

23  in  thofe  daies  alfo  I  faw  Jewes 
^ji.n.when  Ifawmy  helpin  the  gate 
pya/.73.3.whenl/awthe  profperity  of  the  wicked 
Prffu.24.32.then  I/aw,and  confidered  it  well 
Eecle.z.  j  3.then  I  faw  that  wifdome  excelleth  folly 
2  4.this  al  fo  I  yin^that  it  was  from  the  hand 
3A6 .1  faw  under  the  fun  the  place  of  judgement 
4.7.I  faw  vanity  under  the  fan 
8. 1  o.and  fo  I  faw  the  wicked  buried 
9. 1 1. 1  returned,and  faw  under  the  fun 
Ifai.6.i.l  faw  alfo  the  Lord  fitting  upon  a  throne 
Jer.$.8.l  faw,  when  for  all  the  caufes  backfliding 
E"^el(.  1  •  1  -and  I  faw  vifions  of  God 
27.I  faw  as  the  colour  of  amber 

I  faw  as  it  were  the  appear.of  fire 
28-when  I  faw  it,I  fell  on  my  face 
3 .23. glory  which  I  faw  by  the  river  Chebar 
8.4.that  I  faw  in  the  plain 
10.1  y.living  creature  that  I  faw  by  the  river 
20.1iving  creature  that  I  faw  under  the  God 
22.  which  I  faw  by  the  river  Chebar 
1 1 . 1  .among  whom  I  faw  Jaazaniah  fon  of 
1 6.  y  o.took  them  away  as  I  faw  good 
2?. 13. then  I  faw  that  fhe  was  defiled 
4 1. 8. 1 /aw  alfo  the  height  of  the  houfe  round 

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4?#3.to  the  appearance  of  the  vifion  that  I  faw 
even  accord. to  the  vifion  that  I  faw 
like  the  vifion  that  I  faw  by  the  river 
D2?z.4.?J  faw  a  dream  which  made  me  afraid 
io.  I  faw,  and  behold,  a  tree  in  the  midft 
i$.l  faw  in  the  vifion  of  my  head 
7. z.I  (<w ln  my  vifion  by  night,and  behold 
7.after  this  I  faw  in  the  night-vifions 
1  J.  I  faw  in  tr,e  night-vifions,  and  behold 
8.a.  I  fart  in  a  vifion,and  it  came  to  pafle 

lfaw,  that  I  was  at  Shufhan  in  the  palace 
I  faw  in  a  vifion,and  I  was  by  the  river 
q.lfaw  the  ram  pulhing  weft-ward 
7. 1  faw  him  come  clofe  unto  the  ram 
10.7.I  Daniel  alone  faw  the  vifion 
8.1  was  leftalone,and/in>  this  great  vifion 
Hof.9.10.  I /dw  your  fathers  as  the  rirft-ripe 
i3.Ephraim;as  I  farv  Tyrus,  is  planted 
Amos  9.r.l  faw  the  Lord  {landing  upon  the  altar 
Hab. 3.7-I  faw  the  tents  of  Cufhan  in  afHi&ion 
Zech.i.%- 1  faw  by  night,and  behold,a  man  riding 

1 8.and  I  faw ,and  behold  four  horns 
John  1.32. 1  faw  the  Spirit  defcending  fromhea. 
34.I faw,and  bare  record  that  this 
48.waft  under  the  fig-tree,I  faw  thee 
f  o.I  (aw  thee  under  the  fig-tree 
/4ff.ii.5.andina  trancel/<ra>a  vifion 

16.13.1  faw  in  the  way  a  light  from  heaven 
Gal. 1.19  but  others  of  the  Apoftlesfawl  none 

z.i4.whenl/<m>  that  they  walked  not  upright. 
Rev.i.iz.l  faw  feven  golden  candlefticks 

1 7. when  I  faw  him,I  fell  at  his  feet  as  dead 
4.4.  upon  the  feats  I  faw  14. elders  fitting 
j.i.I  faw  in  the  right  hand  of  him  that  fate 
zlfaw  a  ftrong  angel  proclaiming  with  a 
6.1.I  faw  when  the  lamb  opened  one  of  the 
z.I  faw,  and  behold,a  white  horfe 
9 .1  faw  under  the  altar  the  fouls  of  them 
7. I.I  faw  4. angels  (landing on  the  4.corners 

z.I  faw  anoth  angel  afcending  from  the  eaft 
8. z.I  faw  the  7  angels  which  flood  before  God 
9. 1  .and  I  faw  a  ftar  fa  1 1  from  heaven 

1 7. thus  I  faw  thehorfes  in  the  vifion 
1  o.  1 . 1  faw  another  mighty  angel  come  down 

f  .angel  which  I  faw  ftand  upon  the  fea 
ij.z.beaft  which  lfaw,was  like  unto  a  leopard 
3.I  fkw  one  of  his  heads  as  it  were  wounded 
1 4.6 1  faw  another  angel  file  in  the  midft 
1  f  .1.1 1 faw  another  figne  in  heaven 
z.  lfaw  asitwcreafeaofglafle 
16.13  -I  faw  3-  unclean  fpirits  like  frogs 
17. 3.I  faw  a  woman  fitupon  a  fcarlet 

6. 1  faw  the  woman  drunken  with  the  bloud 
when  I  faw  her,  I  wondred  with  great 
1 8.1.  lfaw  ano.  angel  come  down  from  heaven 
Chap.  2  0.1. 
19.1 1. 1  (aw  heaven  opened 
1 7. 1  faw  an  angel  Handing  in  the  fun 
1 9.I  faw  the  beaft,and  the  kings  of  the  earth 
20.4.I  faw  thrones,  and  they  fate  upon  them 
I  faw  the  fouls  of  theni  that  were  beheaded 
11.  lfaw  a  great  white  throne 
1 2.I  faw  the  dead,fmall  and  great 
2 1.1 .1  faw  a  new  heaven  ,and  a  new  earth 
2.  I  }ohr\  faw  the  holy  citie 
2z.  and  I  faw  no  temple  therein 
2Z.8. 1  John  faw  thefe  things 

Ifalio.ii.or  (hall  the/Qra>magnificitfelfagain{r. 

&aweo. 
iKjng.7.9.  were  of  coftly  l\or\es,famd  with  fawes 

£>afo>e». 
2  Sdtfz.12.31.and  put  them  under  fawes 
xK}  7.9.  were  of  coftly  (tones,  fawed  with  [awes 
i  Chron.zo.^.  and  cut  them  with /mm 

ftaweft. 
Gra.20.10.unto  Abraham, What  faweU  thou 
1  &2W.i9.<f.thou  fawe(th,and  didftrejoyce 

a8.13.be  not  afraid  :   for  what fawe(l  thou 
z  Sam.x%.jx.  and  behold,  thoufawefl  him 
Pfal.  5~0.18.when  thou  faweff  a  thiefe,then  thou 
Z><J».z-3i.thou,Oking,/mw#,andbehold,a  gteat 
?  4  thou  fawefl  till  a  ftone  was  cut  out 
4i-whereas  thou  fawefl  the  feet  and  toes 

forafmuch  as  thoufawefl  the  iron  mixt 
Verfe4j. 


45. forafmuch  as  thou  jawefl  that  the  ftone 
4.zo.the  tree  that  thou  fawefl, which  grew 
8.zo.the  ram  which  thoufawefl  having  2.horns 
Rev.i.zo.  which  thoufawefl  in  my  right  hand 
feven  candlefticks  which  thoufawefl 
17.8  .beaft  that  thou  fawe ft tw  as  &nd  is  not 
1 2. ten  horns  which  thoufawefl  are  ten  kings 
1  y.  waters  which  thou  fawefl,  a  re  peoples 
1 6.  the  ten  horns  which  thoufawefl  upon 
1 8. the  woman  which  thoufawefl  ' 

Heh  1 1 . 3  7 .  they  were  fawn  afundec  : 

&ap. 
Gea.iz.i  z.they  fhaliyay,  This  is  his  wife 

14.23.thou  fhouldft/<zy,I  have  made  Abraham 
24. 14. 1  fhall/}zy,Letdown  thy  pitcher 

(he  (hall/ay,  Drink,  and  I  will  give 
44,fhe/<n'  to  me,Both  drink  thou,  and  I  will 
26.7.Ifaac  feared  tofay,Sheis  my  wife 
32.t8.then  thou  fhalt,AzyjThey  be  thy  fervant 
34.11.  what  ye  (hall/flyuntome  I  will  give 

1 2.asye  (hall  fay  unto  me:  but  give     . 
37.17.I  heard  them  fay,  Let  us  go  to  Dothan 

20.we  w 111  fay  ,Some  evill  beaft  hath  devour. 
41. 1  j.  I  have  heard  fay  of  thee,  that  thou  canft 
43-7.he  would  /dy,Bring  your  brother  down 
44. 16.  what  (hall  wefay  unto  my  Lord 
46.3  i.I  will  fay  unto  him, My  brethren  and  my 
33.  and  (hall/ay,  What  is  your  occupation 
34.ye  (hall  fay,  Thy  fervants  trade  hath  been 
5T0.17.fo  (hall  ye  fay  unto  Jofeph,  Forgive,I 
Exod.}.i3.and  ihallfay  unto  them,  The  LordG. 
14.  thus  (liall  ye  fay  unto  the  child,  of  Ifrael 
Verf.15;. 
i8.you  (hall/ay  unto  them,  The  Lord  God 
4-i.they  will  fay,  The  Lord  hath  not  appeared 
1  t.and  teach  thee  what  thou  (halt  fay 
22.  thou  (halt  fay  unto  Pharaoh,Thus  faith 
5. 1 6.and  they  fay  unto  us,Make  brick 

1 7.therefore  ye  fay,  Let  us  go  and  do 
7_9.then  thou  (halt  fay  unto  Aaron,Take 

i6.thou  (haltfay  unto  him,  The  Lord  God 
I2.z6.when  your  child.fliall/ayunto  yoiijWhat 

27.that  ye  (hall/ayjt  is  the  facri fice 
I3.l4.(halt  fay  unto  hiin,By  ftrength  of  hand 
i4.3.Pharaoh  will  fay  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
1 9. 3. thus  (halt  thou  fay  to  the.houfe  of  Jacob 
20.22.thus  (halt  thou  fay  unto  the  children  of 
21.  f.if  the  fervant  (hall  plainly  fay,  I  love  my 
32.i2.the  Egyptians  fpeak  and  fay  ,For  mifchief 
Lcu.i7.8.thou  (halt  fay  unto  them,  Whatfoever 
20.2.again  thou  {hah  fay  to  the  children 
2f.20.if  ye  ihallfay,  What  (hall  we  eat 
Numb.';.!  g.andfay  unto  the  womanjf  no  man 
2i.prieft  (hall  fay  to  the  woman,The  Lord 
22.woman  Ihallfay,  Amen,Amen 
1  i.iz.thatthou  (houldeft  fay  unto  me,Carry 
18.30.fhaH/ay  unto  them,  When  ye  have 
zx.zj- fay,  Come  into  Hefhbon 
22.19.what  the  Lord  will.fayunto  me 
20 .word  which  I  (hall  fay  unto  thee 
38.any  power  at  all  to  fay  any  thing 
28.j.thou  (halt  fay  unto  them,Thisis  the 
T>cat.a.6.ihallfay,  Surely  this  great  nation 
5\27-hear  all  that  the  Lord  our  God  (hall  fay 
6.2i.then  thou  (halt  fay  unto  thy  fon,  Wc 
7. 1 7. if  thou  (halt  fay  in  thine  heart  ,Thefe 
8.i7.and  thou  fay  in  thine  heart,  My  power 
9.2.  ofwhom  thou  haft  heard  fay,  Who  can 

28. land  whence  thou  broughteft  us  out,fay 
12. 2o.and  thou  (halt  fay,  I  will  eat  flefh 
1 3. 1 2. if  thou  (halt  hear  fay  in  one  of  thy  cit'es 
1  j. 16.  if  he  fay  unto  thee, I  will  not  go  away 
17.i4.and  (halt  fay,  I  will  feta  king  over  me 
1 8. 2 1. if  thou  fay  in  thine  heart,How  long 
20.3  .(hall  fay  unto  them,Hear,0  Ifrael 

8. they  (hall  fay,What  man  is  there 
2i.7.they  (hall  anfwer,  and  fay,  Our  hands 

zo  they  (liall/ayunto  the  elders 
2 z.i  4.  and  fay,  I  took  this  woman 
af  .7.unto  the  elders,and  fay,  My  husbands 
8.and/ay,I  like  not  to  take  her 
9.(hallanfwer,and/4y,So(hallitbedone 
2,6.3.  and  fay  unto  him,  I  profefle  this  day 
y.and/dy  before  the  Lord  thy  God,A  Syrian 
13  then  thou  (haltfay  before  the  L.thy  God 
K  k  k  k  i 


27. 1 4.(hall  fpeak  and  Jay  un;o  all  the  men 
15.aU  the  people  (hall/I<zy,Amen  Ver.16  17, 
l8,i9,zo,zi,z2,23,24,z5;,:,26. 
28.67.  in  the  morn,  thou  (halt  fay,  I  would  it 
at  even  thou  (halt  fay,  Would  God 
29.22. ihallfay,  when  they  fee  the  plagues 
24.even  all  nations  (hall  fay,  Wherefore 
2  5. then  men  (hall  fay,Bccaufe  they  have 
30.12.that  thou  ihouldert/iy,  Who  (hall  go  up 

1 3. that  thou  (houldeft  fay,  Who  (hall  go 
31.17.fo  that  they  will  fay  in  that  day,Are  not 
3  2.27-left  they  mould/ay,  Our  hand  is  high 
37.he  ihallfay,  Where  are  their  gods 
40.  and  fay,  I  live  for  ever 
33.27.and  (hall  fay,  Deftroy  them 
foJb.S.7-(or  they  will  fay,  They  flee  before  us 
ii.11. children  of  K.heardfay,  Behold,the  chil. 
27.may  not  fay  to  our  child,  in  time  to  come 
i8.when  they  fhould  fay  to  us  or  to  our 

;  that  we  may  jfy  again,  Behold  the 
/«sg.4.2o.and /aj,Is  there  any  man  here?that 

.  thou  (halt  fay,No 
7-ti.thou  (halt  hear  what  they  fay 
9.J4.thatmenyay  not  of  me,A  woman  flew 
1 6. 1  j.how  canft  thou  fay,  I  love  thee 
i8.8.brethren  faid  unto them,What/dy  ye 

24»what  is  this  that  ye  /ay,What  aileth  thee 
21.22.that  we  will  fay  unto  them,  Be  favoiira. 
Ruth  i.iz.ifl  fhould  fay,  I  have  hope 

1  Sam.z.&faallfay,  Put  me,I  pray  thee 
3.9.that  thou  (halt /<iy,Speak,Lord 
8.7.1'n  all  that  they  fay  unto  thee 
io.z.they  will  fay  unto  thee,The  afTes 

1  i-9.thus  (hall  ye  fay  unto  the  men  of 
13-4.aU  Ifrael  heard  fay,  that  Saul  had  fmit. 

1 4. 9.  if  they  fay  thus  untous,Tairyuntill 
io.if  they  fay  thus,Come  up  unto  us 

l8.z5-.thus  (hall  ye  fay  to  David  the  king 
i9.Z4.wherefore  they  fay, Is  Saul  alfo  among 
2o.g.then  fay,  David  earneftly  asked  leave 

7.1'fheAy  thus^It  is  welljthy  fervant 
%■$  .6.thus  (hall  ye  fay  to  him  that  liveth  in  prof. 

2  Sam.-j.i. i~o  (halt  thou  fay  unto  my  fervant  Dav 

1  Cbron.  17.7. 
Ii.20.and  hit  fay  unto  thee,Whercfore 

zf-thus  (halt  thou  fayurwo  Joab,I.etnot 
I4.32.may  fend  thee  to  the  king  to  fay 
iy.io  then  yefliall/ay,  Abfalom 

26.ifhe  thus  fay,  I  have  no  delight  in  thee 

16.10.  who  (hall  thenfay,  Wherefore  haft  thou 
i7«ro.whofoeverheareth  it,will/iy,  There  is  a 
19. 2. people  heard  fay  that  day  ,how  the  king 
zi. 4. what  you  ihall  f ay, th^t  will  I  do  for  you 
24.1. he  moved  David  againft  thereto  Ay,Go 

1  T^ng.\.z;.they  fay,God  faveking  Adonijah 

36.Lord  God  of  my  lord  the  king  fay  fo  too 
2.1 4.I  havefomewhat  to  fay  unto  thee 
1 7  •  for  he  will  not  fay  thee  nay 
20.I  pray  thee,  fay  me  not  nay 

for  I  will  not  fay  thee  nay 
9.8.thcy  (hall  fay}  Why  hath  the  Lord  done 

2  Chron.  7. 2 1 . 
I2.10.thus  (halt  thou  fay  unto  them,My  little 

z  Chrcn.10.10. 
13. 22.of  which  the  Lord  thy  God  did  fay 
14. 5. thus  and  thus  (halt  thou  fay  unto  her 
i<S.i6.people — heard  fay,Zimr\  hath  confpired 
22.8.Jeho(haphat  faid,Let  not  the  king/ay  fo 
z  Cbron.  18.7. 

2  K/-7.4-  ifwe/iry,We  will  enter  into  the  citie 

9. 17. and  let  them  fay, It  is  peace 

37-fothat  they  (hall  not  fay,  This  is  Jezebel 
18.22.if  ye  fay  unto  me,  We  truft  in  the  Lord 

Ifai.16.7. 
1 9.6.  thus  (hall  ye  fay  to  your  mafter,Thus 

*fii-  37.6. 
9>when  he  heard  fay  of  Tirhakah  king  of 

7M37.9. 
22.1 8.thus  (hall  ye  fay  unto  him,Thus  faith 

1  C/M7);2.2T.i8.commanded  Gad  tofay  to  David 

2  Cbron.iS.r  f  ■  that  thou  fay  nothing  but  the  truth 

zo.zi.  to  fay,  Praife  the  Lord 

34.26.  fo  (hall  ye  fay  untohim,Thus  faith 

E^ra  8.17.T  told  them  what  they  fhould  fay 
9.io.vvhat  fhall  we  fay  after  this  j 

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fob  9.1  2.  who  will /ay  unco  him,What  doft  thou 
19. 28.  but  ye  fhould/ay,Why  perfecute 
20.7. they  that  have  feen  him, fhall /ay 
a:. 14.  therefore  fay  they  unto  God,  Depart 

28.for  ye  fay,  Where  is  the  houfe  of  the  prin. 
21.29.then  thou  fhaltfay,There  is  lifting  up 
23.5.underftand  what  he  would  fay  unto  me 
a8.2j.deflru<ftion  and  death  fay, We  have  heard 
31.1  i.whileft  you  fearched  out  what  Co  fay 

13  .left  ye  fhould  fay,  We  have  found  out 
33.27.if  any /ay.,  I  have  finned  and  perverted 

32. if  thou  haft  any  thing  to/ay  ,anfwer  me 
34.18. fit  to  fay  to  a  king,Thouarc  wicked 
3^.23.  or  who  can fayfthoii  haft  wrought  inicj. 
37. 19. teach  us  what  we  fhall  fay  unto  him 
38.35. and.fay  unto  thee,Here  we  are 
'ffal.^.z  many  there  be  which  fay  of  my  foul,There 
4. 6. there  be  many  chat /ay ,Who  will  fhew  us 
1 1. 1. how  fay  ye  to  my  foul,Flee  as  a  bird 
1  j.4.1eft  mine  enemy  fay,  1  have  prevailed 
3  5. 10. all  my  bones  fhall/ay,  Lord,who  is  like 

2 5. let  them  not/a;'  in  their  hearts,  Ah,fo 
let  them  not  fay,  We  have  fwallowed  him 

27.1et  them  fay  conrinually,Let  the  Lord 

Pfal.  40.  16. 
40.1 5. that /ay  unto  me,Aha,aha 
41. 8. an  evill  difeafe, fay  they,cleavech  faft 
4i.3.while  chey  continually  fay  unto  me,Where 

9.I  will  fay  unto  God, My  Rock,why  haft 

10. while  they  fay  daily  unco  me,Where 
58.11.fo  chac  a  man  fhall/ay  ,Verily,rhere 
5  9.7.for  who,  fay  they,  do  hear 
64.5.  they/av,Who  (ha  11  fee  them 
70.3  .reward  of  their  fhame.that/ay,  Aha,aha 

4./ay  cont!nually,Let  God  be  magnified 
73. 1 1. and  they  fay,  How  doth  God  know 

79.10  .wherfore  mould  the  heathen  fay,  Where 
PR"*.  2. 

94.7.yet  they/ay,The  Lord  fhall  not  fee 
10ff.48.let  all  the  people  fay,  A  men 
107.2.  let  the  redeemed  of  the  Lord  fay  fo 
1 1 8. 2. let  Ifrael  now  fay:  that  his  mercy  endur. 

3.1et  the  houfe  ofAaron  now/ay:chac  his  mer. 

4. let  them  that  fear  the  Lo.  fay,  that  his  mer. 
1 22.8. 1  will  now  fay,  Peace  be  within  thee 
1 24. 1. on  our  fide,now  may  Ifrael/ay 
1 29. 1. from  my  youtb,may  Ifrael  now  fay 

8.  nei.do  they  which  go  by  fay,  The  bleffing 
Prov.1,1  i.if  they  fay,Come  with  us,let  us  lay 
20.9  who  can  fay, T  have  made  my  heart 
23.3f.they  have  ftricken  mejfhalt  thou  fay 
30. 1  f  .yea,four  things  fay  not,It  is  enough 
Eccief.S.i.who  may  fay  unto  him,  What  doft  thou 

1 2.1  when  thou  fhalt  fay,I  have  no  pleafure 
Ifai. 2. 3. many  people  fhall  go  and/ay,Come 
5.1 9. that  /ay,  Let  him  make  fpeed 
8.1 1. to  whom  this  peop'e  fhall  fay,  A  confeder. 

19  when  they  fhall  fay  unto  you, Seek 
9.9. that  fay  in  the  pride  and   ftoutnefle  of  heart 
I2.i.'m  that  day  thou  fhalt/ay,  O  Lord 

4.in  that  day  fhall  ye  fay,  Praife  the  Lord 
14. 10. all  they  fhall  fpeak,and  fay  unto  thee 

1 9.1 1  how /ay  ye  unto  Pharaoh,  I  am  the  fon 
20. 6. inhabitant  ofclrsifle  fhall  fay  in  that  day 
29.15.  and  they  fay,  Who  feeth  us 

16. fhall  the  work  fay  of  him  that  made 

or  fhall  the  thing  framed/ay  of  him 
30. 10. which  favto  the  feers,  Sec  not 

22.thou  fhalt  fay  unto  it,Get  thee  hence 
3  j. 24. the  inhabitant  fhall  not  fay,  I  am  fick 
41 .26.that  we  mav/av,  He  is  righteous 
27. the  firft  fhall  fay  to  Zion,BehoId 
42.17.that/ay  to  the  molren  images,  Ye  arc 
44.5r.one  fhall  fay,  I  am  che  Lords 

i9.nor  underftanding  to /ay,!  have  burnt 
1         20.nor  fay,\s  there  not  a  lie  in  my  right 
45.9.fha!ltheclay/aytoh!mthatfafhioneth  it 

24.furely,  fhall  one  fay,  in  the  Lord  have 
48. 5. left  thou  fhouldeft  /ay,Mine  idol 

7. left  thou  fhouldeft  fay ,RehoId  I  knew 
49 .9  .that  thou  ma veft  fay  to  the  prifoners 
20.fhall  fay  again  in  thine  ears,The  place 
2i.then  fhalt  thou  fay  in  thine  heart  ,Who 
5 1 .  t  6  and  fay  unto  Zion,  Thou  art  my  people 
56.12.ome  ve,  fay  they,!  will  fetch  wine 
57  14  fha!l/ay,Caft  ye  up,caft  ye  up 


5 8.3.whercfore  have  we  falted,  [ay  they 
9.  he  fhall  fay,  Here  I  am 

65.5.  which  fay,  Stand  by  thy  felf 
/e?-.2.23.how  canft  thou/ay,I  am  not  polluted 
27.  they  will/ay,  Adfe,and  fave  us 
3 1.  wherefore  fay  my  people,We  are  Lords 

3-i.they  Jay  ,1  fa  man  put  away  his  wife 
I2.and/a/,  Return  chou  backfliding  Ifrael 
16.th.ey  mail /ay  no  more,  The  ark  of  the 

5.2. though  they/ay ,The  Lord  livech 

1  f.neirher.underftandeft  what  they  fay 
I9«when  ye  fhall/ay,  Wherefore  doth  the  L. 
24.neith.-r  fay  they  in  their  heart,Lec  us 

7.io.and/ay,  We  are  delivered  to  doc  all  thefe 

2  8.thou  fhalt/ay  unto  chem,This  is  a 
8.4.thou  fhalt/ay  unto  them,  Thus  faith  the  L. 

8.  how  do  ye  fay,  We  are  wife 
1 0.1 1. thus  fhall  ye  fay  unto  them,  The  gods 
13.12  .they  fhall  fay  unto  thee ,  Do  we  not 
1 3.then  fhalt  chou  fay  unco  chem,  Thus  faith 
2 1  .what  wilt  chou  fay  when  he  fhall  punifh 
22.it  chou /ay  in  chine  hearc,Wherefore 
i4.i3.behold,the  prophecs/iy  unto  rhem,Ye 
1  j.yet  chey  fay,  Sword  and  famine  fhall  not 
17. therefore  thou  fha!t/ay  this  word  unto 

1 5.2.  if  they  fay  unto  thee,Whicher  fhall  we  go 
16.10.chey  fhall/ay  unco  rhee,Wherefore 

ii.chen  fhalt  rhou/ayunto  them,  Becaufe 
i9.fhall/ay,Surely  our  fathers  have  inherit. 
1 7. 1 5-chey/jy  unco  me, Where  is  the  word 
19. 1  i.fhalt/ay  unto  them,Thus  faith  the  Lord 
2o.io.report,  fay  chey,  and  wewill  report  it 

21.3.  thus  fhall  ye  fay  to  Zedekiah 

8  unto  this  people  thou  fhalt/ay,  Thus  faith 

i3.which  fay, Who  fhall  come  down 
22.8.  fhall/ay  every  man  to  his  neighbour 
23. 7#  that  they  fhall  nomore/ay,The  Lord 

17.  they  fay  ftill  unto  them  that  defpife  me 
they  fay  unto  every  one  that  walketh 

3i.ufe  their  tongues,and /ay,He  faith 

3  3. then /ay  unto  them,Whac  burden 
34.and  the  people  that  fhall  fay, The  burden 
35. thus  fhallye/ay  every  one  to  his  neighb. 
3  7.thus  fhalt  thou  fay  unto  the  prophet 

3  8. but  fith  ye  fay,  The  burden  of  the  Lord 

becaufe  you  fay  this  word,The  burden 

ye  fhall  not/ay,The  burden  of  the  Lo. 

2 5. 2 7. cher fore  chou  fhalt  fay  unto  them  V.2-8. 

26-4-thou  fhalt/ay  unto  them, Thus  faith  the  L. 

27.4.command  them  to  fay  unto  their  mafters 

thus  fhall  ye  fay  to  your  mafters 
3l.7.and  fay,0  Lord  fave  thy  people 

29. they  fhall  fay  no  more,The  fathers 
32.3-and/ay,  Thus  faith  che  Lord,Behold 

3 6. wherefore  ye  fay, It  fhall  be  delivered 

4?. whereof  ye /ay,  Ic  isdefolace 
33;io.which  ye  fay  fhall  be  defolate  without 

11.  the  voice  of  them  chat  fhall /ay,  Praife 
36.29.thou  {halt  fay  to  Jehoiakim  king  of  Judah 
37.7.thus  fhall  ye  fay  to  the  king  of  Judah 
38.22.thofe  women  fhall/ay,  Thy  friends 

25  and/ay  unco  chee,Declare  unco  us 

26.thenthou  fhaic  fay  unto  chem,I  prefented 
39.1 2.even  as  he  fhall  fay  unto  thee 
42. 1 3- if  ye  fay, We  will  not  dwell  in  this 

2o.t0  all  chac  che  Lord  our  God  (hah/ay 
43.2.  hach  noc  lent  chee  to  fay,  Go  not  into 
4f  3. thou  didft/ay,Wo  is  me  now 

4-thus  fhalt  thou  fay  unto  him,  The  Lord 
48 .14.I10W  fay  ye,We  are  mighty  and  ftrong 
5  i.35.upon  Babyl.  fhall  the  inhab.  of  Zion/ay 
upon  the  inhab.of  Cal. fhall  Jeruffay 

62.then  fhalt  chou  fay,0  Lord,chou 

64  .chou  fhalt  fay,  Thus  fhall  Babylon  fink 
Lam.z.t  2-rhey  fay  co  cheir  mothers,  Where  is  corn 
E^e£.2.4.thou  fhalt/ay  unto  them,  Thus  faith 

Chap.3.27. 
9.9/or  they  fay,  The  Lord  hath  forfaken 
1 1 .3-which  /ay,Tt  is  not  neer 
iz.zf.  fay,The  v"fion  that  he  feeth  is  for 
1 3 .7  .whereas  ye  fay,The  Lord  faith  it 

if.will  fay  unto  vou,  The  wall  is  no  more 
18. 1 9.yet /ay  ye,  Why?doth  noc  the  fon  bear 

25. yet  ye/ay,The  way  of  the  Lord  is  notecj. 
20.32.thac  ye  fay,  We  will  be  as  the  heathen 

49.theyfay  of  me,  Doth  he  not  fpeak  parab. 


2 1. 7  .when  they  fay  unto  thee,  Wherefore 
2  5.8.thac  Moab  and  Seir  do/ay,Behold 
26.17.and/1y  co  thee,How  art  thou  deftroyed 
28. 9. wilt  thou  yet/ay  before  him  chac  flayeth 
33.17.child.of  thy  people/ay,The  way  of  the 
2o.yec  ye/aj»,  The  way  of  the  Lord  is  noc 
36.13. becaufe  chey /ay  unto  you,Thou  land 

3  5. chey  fhall/ay,This  land  that  was  defolate 
37.n.chey/ay,Our  bones  are  dryed 
38. 11.  chou  fha!c/ay,I  will  go  up 

1 3. fhall  fay  unto  thee, Arc  thou  come 

44. 6. thou  fhalt/ay  to  the  rebel  lious,cven 

Ho/.2.7.then  fhall  (he fay,  I  will  go  and  return 

23. fay  to  them  which  were  noc  my  people 

lo^.now  chey  fhall/ay,  We  have  no  king 

8. they  fhall/ay  co  che  mouncains,  Cover  us 
13. 2.chey /"ay  of  them,  Lee  che  men  that  fac-kifF- 
14. 3. neither  will  we  fay  any  more  to  the  work 
8.Ephraim  fhall  fay,  What  have  I  to  do 
Joel  2.i7.1etrhem/ay,  Spare  thy  people,0  Lord 

19.and.fay  unto  his  people,  Behold,  I 
Amos  4.i.which/a.y  to  their  mafters,Bring 
5.i6.they  fhall  fav  in  all  the  high  waies,  Alas 
6.io.fhall  fay  unto  him  chac  is  by  die  fides 

he  fhall  fay, No.  Then  he  fhall/ay 
1 3.which/ay,Have  we  not  taken  to  ushorns 
8. i4.and  fay ,Thy  God,0  Dan,liveth 
9. 10.  which  fay,  The  evill  fhall  not  overtake  us 
Mkah  2.4  -and/ay , We  be  utterly  fpoiled 

6.prophefie  ye  not,  fay  they  Co  chem  chat 
3. 11. and  fay,Isnocthe  Lord  amongft  us 
4.i.and/ay,Come,andlet  us  go  up  to 
Nahim  3«7'.and/ay,Nineveh  is  laid  wafte 
Hab.z.i.to  fee  whac  he  will  fay  unto  me 
Zepb.i.  1 2.that  fay  in  their  heart,The  Lprd 
Hag.  1. 2.this  people  fay, The  time  is  not  come 
Zech  1 1. 5. they  that  fell  them,  fay,  Rleffedbe 
ia.f.governours  of  Judah  fhall/ay  in  their 
13. 3. fhall  fay  unto  him,Thou  fhalt  not  live 
5. he  fhall  f«y,I  am  no  prophet 
6 .one  fhall  fay  unto  him,What  are  thefe 
9.they  fhall  fay,  The  Lord  is  my  God 
Mal.x.z.yet  ye  fay,  Wherein  haft  thou  loved  us 
5 .and  ye  fhall  fay,  The  Lord  fhall  be  mag. 
6.and  ye  fay ,Wherein  have  we  defpifed 
7. ye /ay  ,Wherein  have  we  polluted  chee 

in  that  ye  fay,  The  cable  of  the  Lord 
I2.in  chac  ye  fay,  The  cable  of  che  Lord 
2.i4.yec  ye/ay,Wherefore>  becaufe  the  Lord 
17-yet  ye  fay.  Wherein  have  we  wearied  him 
when  ye  fay,  Every  one  that  doth  evil  is  good 
3i8.ye/a>,,Whercin  have  we  robbed  thee 
1 3. yet  ye  fay,  What  have  we  fpoken  fo  much 
Matt.i.y.thirik  noc  to  fay  within  your  felves,We 

Lttke  3.8. 
4.17-and  to  fay,  Repent,for  the  kingdom 
5.1 1. and  fhall/ay  all  manner  of  evill 
22.whofoever  fhall  fay  to  his  brocher,  Racha 
whofo.fhall  fay  co  his  broth  Fool,fhalI 
7.4  or  how  wilt  chou  fay  to  thy  broth.  Let  me 
Ltity  6. 42' 
22  many  will  fay  unto  me  in  that  day,Lord 
9.  j.to  fay  ,Thy  fins  be  forgiven  chee,  or  to  fay 

Mar\  2.9.  Lulfe  5.  23. 
1 1. 18.  drinkihg.and  they  fay,  He  hath  a  devil 
Lul^t  7.33. 
i9.chey/ay,Behold  a  man  gluttonous,  and 
Luke  7.34. 
i3.5i.they/a^untohim,Yea,Lord 
1 4. 17.  they  fay  unto  him,  We  have  here  but  five 
1 5^5.ye/ay,Whofoever  fhall/ay  to  his  father 
Mai\  7-  "1 
3 3. his  difciples  fay  unto  him> Whence  fhould 
i6.2.ye  fay,It  will  be  fair  weather 

1 3  .whom  do  men  fay  ,that  I  the  Son  of  man 

MaT\%.ZT.  hu\e  9.18. 
i4.fbme/aythat  thou  art  John 
i5.faith  unto  them,But  whom  fay  ye  rhatl  am 
M.&k  8-19-  Lti¥  9-10- 
17.10.why  then/ay  the  fcribes  that  Elias  mwft 
Mar\  9.1 1. 
20.ye  fhall/ay  unto  this  mountain,R*move 
1 9. 7.they  fay  unto  him,  Why  did  Mofes  then 

1  c.they  fay  unto  him,If  the  cafe  of  the  man 
20. 7. chey /">  unt0  him. Becaufe  no  man  hath 
22-they  fay  unto  him,  We  are  able 

33.  they 


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3  3  .chev  jay  unto  him,Lord,that  our  eyes  may 
11.3  .if  any  man  fay  ought  unco  you,ye  (hall 

fay  The  Lord  hath  need  of  them 
i  sheared  thou  what  thefe/ay 
at.  if  ye  fhall/ay  to  this  mountain,Be  thou 

Mark.  11.13. 

2  5.  if  we  fhall/aj.From  heaven—  he  will  fay 

Mark.  11-31.  Luke  10.5. 

t&Xi  we  fhall /ay >  Of  men,  we  fear  the  peop. 

itfar£  11.31.  Lu\.zo.6. 

:  31.  they  fay  unto  him,  The  fird 

4i.they. fay  unco  him>He  will  mifcrably 
ja.ii.they  fay  unto  him,Cefars 
a3-which/^  that  there  is  no  refurreftion 

Mark  11.18. 
4Z.they  fay  unto  him,The  fon  of  David 
13.3.  for  they  fay  and  do  not 

I  g.which  /ay  ,Whofoever  mail  fweare  by 
3o.and/ay,Ifwe  had  been  in  the  dayes 
39.C1II  ye  (hall  fay,  Blefl'ed  is  he  that  cometh 

Luke 13.3?. 

14.13.  if  any  man  (hall/ay  unto  you, Lo,heie 

Mark  13.  21. 
26. if  they  (hull  fay  unto  you,  Behold 
48.ifthat  evill  fervanc  Aia.ll  fay  in  his  heart 

Luke  1  !•  4?. 
15.34.  then  (hall  the  King/ay  to  them  on  his 
40.and  fry  unto  them,Verily  I  lay  unco  you 
4 1  .fay  alio  to  chem  on  che  left  hand,  Depart 
16.11.  of  them  to  fay  unto  him,  Lord, Is  ic  1 

Mark  I4-I9- 
17.33.that  is  to  fay  &  place  of  a  skull 
4fi.that  is  to  /ay,  My  God,my  God,why 
^4.and  fay  unto  the  people,  He  is  rifen 
Mark  i-44-fee  thou  fay  nothing  to  any  man 
1.18. /ay  unto  him,Why  do  the  difciples 
4.38.  and  fay  unco  him,Mader,careft 
(j.38.  they  /ay,Five,and  two  fifties 
7.i.that  is  to  fay, with  unwafhen  hands 

I I  .that  is  to  fay, ^  gift, by  whacfoevel" 
8.  19.  they  fay  unto  him,  Twelve 

a8.  but  fome /ay,E  lias :  and  others,  One 

Luke  p.  19. 
9.6.  he  wift  not  what  to  fay 
11.3.  if  any  fay  unco  you,  Why  do  ye  this 

18.  fay  unto  him,  By  what  authority  doeft 

1 1. 1 4.  they  fay  unto  him, Mader,we  know 
3  5  .how  fay  the  fcribes,that  Chrid  is  the 

I4.58.we  heard  him /ay,  I  will  deftroy  this 
6  5.  and  to  fay  unto  hrm,  Prophefie 
Luke  4. 13. ye  will  furely/ay  unto  me  this  pioverb 
7.40.I  have  fomewhat  to  fay  unto  thee 
11.?.  and  fay  unto  him,Friend,lend  me 
7.  and  fay.  Trouble  me  not 
i8.becaufe  ye  fay  that  I  call  out  devils 
1 2 . 1 1 .  no  thought  what  ye  fhall/ay 
11.  what  ye  ought  to  .Ay 
19.T  will  fay  to  my  foul,  Soul,thou  had 
$4.ftraightway  ye  fay,  There  comtch 
5  ?.ye/rtv,There  will  be  heat,and  it 
13.1y.and/flj1  unto  you,  I  know  you  not 
16. then  fhall  ye  begin  co/ay,Wehave 
27.  he  fliall  fay,  I  tell  you,I  know  you  not 
14.9. come  and  fay  to  thee, Give  this  man 
1  o.  he  may  fay  unto  thee,  Friend,  go  up 
1 7.  to  fay  to  them  that  were  bidden,  Come 
15.18.  and  will  Ay  unto  him,  Father,  I  have 
1 7  .6.ye  might  fay  to  this  fycam'me»tree,Be  thou 
7.will  fay  unto  him  by  and  by 
8. will  not  rather  fay  unto  him, Make  ready 
2 1  .neither  mall  chey  fay, To  here,or  lo  there 
23.they  fhall  fay  to  you,See  here 
19.3t.thus  fliall  ye  fay  unto  him,Becaufe 
10.41.how/ay  they  that  Chrifl:  is  Davids  fon 
22.11.ye  (hall/ay  unto  the  good  man  of  the  ho. 

70.  faid  unto  them,Ye/ay  that  I  am 
23.29. which  they  fhall/av,  Bleffedarethebar. 
30.  begin  to  fay  to  the  mountain*^  Fall  on  us 
Job.  1. 3 8. which  is  to/ky,beirig  ihterpreted,Mafter 
4^°. ye /ay, that  in  Jerufalem  is  the  place 
7.  z6.and  they  fay  nothing  unto  him 
8  4.  they/ay  unto  him,Mafler,this  woman 
26. 1  have  many  things  to  fay 
48.  fay  we  not  well,  that  thou  art  a  Samarit, 
f  4-of  whom  ye  fay,that  he  is  your  God 
9. 1 7- they /ay  unto  the  blind  man  again 


19.  whom  ye  fay  was  born  blinde 
4i.buc  now  ye/ay,  We fee :  chercfore  your 
1 1.8.  his  difciples  fay  urtto  him,Mafter 

34. they /ay  unco  him,  Lord,come,and  fee 
1 3. 1 3. ye  fay  well  :  for  lb  I  am 
16.12. 1  have  yet  many  things  to  fay  unto  you 
2c.i  3.  they  fay  unto  her,Woman>why  weepeft 

id.which  is  to/ay,Mader 
21.3.  they  fay  unto  him,We  will  alfd  go 
Afi.1.19.  that  is  to  fay,  The  field  of  b'oud 
3.22.  whatfoever  he  fhall/ay  unco  you 
4. 14.  they  could  fay  nothing  againd  it 
6.14.  we  have  heard  him /ay,  that  this 
I7.l8.f0me  faid,What  will  this  babler /ay 
2 1 .13. do  therefore  this  that  we  fay  to  thee 
23.8.Sadduces/ay  that  there  is  no  refurieftion 
1  8.who  hath  fomething  to  fay  unto  thee 
3o.to  fay  before  thee  what  they  had 
14.10.  or  elfe  let  chefe  fame  here  fay 
16.21.  and  Mofcs  did  fay  (hould  come 
K0/»-3-y.  what  fhall  wefay.?Is  God  unrighteous 
8.as  1'ome  affirm  that  we  fay, Let  us  do  evill 
4.i.what  fhall  we  fay  then,thac  Abraham 

9-for  we/ay,that  faith  was  reckoned 
6. 1  .what  fhall  we  fay  then  ?  fhall  we  continue 
7.7.what  fhall  we  fay  then?  Is  the  law  fin 
8.3 1. what  fliall  we  then  fay  to  thefe  things 
9.14.  vhat  fhall  we  fay  then  ?  Is  there 
19.  thou  wilt  fay  then  unto  me,  Why 
io. thing  formed /ay  to  him  that  formed  ic 
jp.whac  fhall  we  fay  then'That  the  Gentiles 
11.19.thou  wilt  fay  then,Thc  branches  were 
1  Cw.i.if.leftany  (hould /ay,  that  I  had  baptized 
io.iS.ifany  man  fay  untoyou,This  is 
11.3.  no  man  can  /ay,that  Jefus  is  the  Lord 
if.ifthefootfhall/ay,BecaufeI  am  not 
i6.if  theeare  (halI/ay,BeeaufeI  am 
n.eyecannot/aytothehand,  I  have 
1 4. 1 6  fay  Amen  at  thy  giving  of  thaiiks 
33.W1II  they  not  fay  that  ye  are  mad 
1 5 . 1 2.  ho w  fay  fome  among  you,  that  there  is 
3  5 .fome  man  will/ay,How  are  the  dead 
a  G>;".9.4.thatwe/aynot,you  (hould  be 
10.10.  his  letters  (fay  they)  ate  weightie 
n  .6. for  I  will/ay  the  truth 
1  ncf.4.1%.  this  we  fay  unto  you  by  the  word 

f.3.whenthey  fhall  fay  .-Peace  andfafetie 
1  Tw».i.7.underftand  neither  what  they  fay 
Tim  1.8.  having  no  evill  thing  to  fay  of  you 
Vbilem.19.  albeit  I  do  not  fay  to  thee 
Heb.^-ii.  of  whom  we  have  many  things  to  fay 
7.9.  as  I  may  Co  fay, Levi  aIfo,who 
9.1 1  .that  is  to  fay,  not  of  this  building 
10.10.  that  is  to  fay,  his  flcfh 
11. 14. they  that/ay  fuch  things,declare  plainly 
13.6.  fo  that  we  may  boldly  fay,  The  Lord 
Jam.  1 .1 3-let  no  man  fay  when  he  is  tempted 
a. 3.and /ay  unto  him,Sit  thou  here 

fay  to  the  poor,  Stand  thou  there 
itf  .one  of  you  fay  unto  them,Depart 
i8.yea,a  man  may/ay ,Thou  haft  faith 
4.13. go  to  now ,ye that. fay ,To  day 
1  5. for  that  ye  ought  to  fay, If  the  Lord 
1  John  i.6.\fwefay  that  we  have  fellowfhip 
8.  if  we  fay  that  we  have  no  fin,  we 
10.  If  we  fay  that  we  have  not  finned 
4.20. it  a  manfay,I  loveGod,and 
5M6.I  do  not/ay  that  he  (hall  pray  for  it 
Revcl.z  z. which  fay  they  are  apoflles,  and  are  noc 
9.which/ay  they  are  Jewes,and      Chap  3.9. 
6.3-heard  the  fecond  beaft/ay,Come  and  fee 
5  .heard  the  third  bead  fay,  Come  and  fee 
6. heard  a  voice  in  the  midft  of  the  beads  fay 
7.  voice  of  the  fourth  beaft/ay,Come  and  fee 
1 6.  5  .1  heard  the  angel  of  the  waters  fay 
7.1  heard  another  out  of  the  altar  fay 
22.17.  Spiritand  the  Bride  fay,  Come.  And 

Geniiiiifay,!  pray  thee,thou  a-rt  my  filler 
20. 13.  fay  of  me.  He  is  my  brother 
3a.10.faj  ye  moreover, Beheld, thy  fervant 
44.4/dy  unto  them,  Wherefore  have  ye 
45  '9.  fay  unto  him,Thus  faith  thy  fon  Jofeph 
17*, /ay  unto  thy  brethre^This  do  ye 
Lxod.i'16  fay  unro  them.  The  Lord  God  of  vour 
6.6-whcrefore/ay  unco  the  children  oflfrael 
Kkkk   j 


■j.i^.fay  unto  Aaron,Take  thy  rod, and  ftretch 
Chapt.8.j  ,16. 
S.ufay  unto  him,Thils faith  the  Lord,Let 

Ver.20.  Chap.9.13, 
16.9/ay  unto  all  the  congregation  of  Ifrael 
33. <>.fay  unto  the  children  of  IfPael,  Ye  are 

Lev.  1. 2. and  fay  unto  chem,If  any  man 

I?. 2. and/ay  unco  them,When  any  man  hath 
i7.2./ayunto  them,  This  is  the  thing 
18.2/ay  unto  them,!  am  the  Lord  your  God 
ly.z-fay  unco  them,  Ye  (hall  be  holy 
zi.i.  fay  Unto  thernTbere  fhall  none  be   ; 
22.3  fay  untothem,Whofoeverhc  be  of  all 

i8.and  fay  unto  them,Whatfoever  he  be  of 
zyz.fay  unto  chem  concerning  the  feaft 

10. fay  unto  them, When  ye  be  come  into 
z^.i.fay  unto  them,  When  ye  come  into  the 
27.2. fay  unto  them,When  a  man  fhall  make 

Numb.^.tz.fay  unto  them,If  any  mans  wife  go 
6-z.fay  unto  them,  When  either  manor  woman' 
8.2  fay  unco  him, When  thou  lighted  the  lamps 
1 1. 1 8. fay  thou  unto  th-  peopie,Sanftifie 
i4.28.yay  unto  them,As  truly  as  I  Iive,faith 
ij-z.fay  unco  them,  When  ye  be  come  into  the 
1 8/ay  unto  them,  When  ye  come  into  the  la; 
1S.z6.fay  unto  them,  When  ye  take  of  the  chil. 
23.  i6.go  again  unto  Balak,and/ay,Thus 
25\i2.wherefore/ay,Behold,I  give  unto  him 
z2.z.fay  unco  them,My  ofFering,and  my 
3  3- fi  ■/ay  unto  them.When  ye  are  palled  over 
34.1  fay  unto  them,  When  ye  come  into  the  la. 
3  J.  1  o.fay  unto  them,When  ye  be  come  over  jo. 

Deut,  1  .^z.fay  unto  chem,Gb  not  up 

t-iv-gofay  to  them,  Gee  you  into  your  tents 

Jofb.9. 1 1. fay  unto  them, We  are  your  fervants 

Judg.7. 18.  and/ay,The  fword  of  the  Lord 
iz.g.fay  now  Shibbolethrand  he  (aid 

1  S.m.  1 4. 3 4.and  fay  unto  them,Bring  me  hither 
1y.16.he  faid  unco  him , Say  ori 
1 6.  z  .fay, I  am  come  to  facrifice  to  t  he  L  ord 
i8.2t.and/ay,Behold,  the  king  hath-delight 

i  Sam.i  nzi.thcn  fay  thou,  Thy  fer.Uriah  is  dead 
13-?  fay  unto  him,I  pray  thee3  let  my 
i4.ii.hefaid,Sayon 

1l.34.fay  unto  Abfalom,!  will  be  thy  fervant 
19.13.fay  ye  to  Amafa,Art  thou  not 
ao.i6./ay,I  pray  you,unto  JoabiCome 
24. 1 2. go  and  fay  unto  David,Thus  faith 

1  I£'.i.  1 3 -fay  unto  him,Did(t  not  thou,my  lord 

34.and/ay,God  fave  king  Solomon 
2. 1 4.  and  fhe  faid,Say  on 

i6.fhe  faid  unto  him, Say  on 
1 8.44/ay  unto  Ahab,  Prepare  thy  chafer 
21.27. fay, Thus  faith  the  king,Putthis  fellow 
zCbron.18.2g. 

2  I\j.i.l.f>y  unto  them,Ts  it  not  becaure 

4.13/ay  now  unto  her,Behold,thouhaft; 
26.and/ay  unto  her,Tsit  well  with  thea 
8.10.  go  fay  unto  him,Thou  maid 
9. 3. and  fay, Thus  faith  the  Lord,I  have 

1  C/;;W2.i6.3i.letmert/ay  among  the  nations 
3  ?./ay  ye, Save  us,0  God  of  our  falvation 

Pfal.35.jfay  uhto  my  foul, I  am  thy  falvation 
66.3  fay  unto  God, How  terrible  art 
96.10. fay  among  the  heathen  that  the  Lord 

Prov  3.18  fay  not  unto  thy  neighbour,Go 
5.n./ay,How  have  I  hated  indruiftion 
7.4/ay  unto  wifdome,Thou  art  my  fider 
zo.zz.fay  not  thou,  I  will  recompenfe  evill 
24. z9-fay  not,I  will  do  fo  to  him 
3o.9.and/av,Whoisthe  Lord 

Ecdef.f  .6-neither/ay  thou  before  the  angel 
7.10.  fay  not  thou  What  is  the  caufc 

ifai.i .  1  ofay  ye  to  the  righteous,  that  ic  fliall 
7.4.  fay  unto  him.Take  heed,  and  be  quiet 
8  1  z.fay  ye  not,A  confederacy  to  all 
i4.4./ay,How  hath  the  opprelFour  ceafed 
ii.i  y.which  is  over  the  houfe,and  fav 
5y.4./ay  to  them  that  are  of  a  fearfull  heart 
36.4/ayye  now  to  Hezekiah,Thus  faith 
3  8  fzppfay  to  Hezekiah,  Thus  faith  the 
4G.9./ay  unto  the  cities  of  Judah,  Behold 
43.9.and/ay,Tt  is  truth 
48 .20  fay  ye.  The  Lord  hath  redeenel 
56.3.neither  let  the  Eunuch  fay, Behold.l  am 
6r.ii./ayyctochedaughccrof  Z ion,  Behold 
Jer.i.7.r4 


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Jer. 1.7.  fay  not,I  am  a  childe 

4.y,  andfay,  Blow  ye  the  trumpet 

and  fay,  Aflemble  your  felves 
7-i.and  jay,Hear  the  word  of  the  Lord 
11.3 .  fay  thou  unto  them, Thus  faith  the  Lord 
i$,\2.fay  unto  the  king  Sc  to  the  queen, Humble 
!  7.ZO  fay  unto  them,Hear  ye  the  word  of  the  L. 
i9.3-/tfy,Hear  the  word  of  the  Lord 

Chap.2i.n.&  22.2. 
2j. 30.  yiy  unto  themjThe  Lord  fhallroar 
31.10.  andfay, He  that  fcattered  Ifrael,  will 
43.10.fay  unto  them,Thus  faith  the  L.  of  hofts 
46.14. .fay  ye,Standfaft 
48.17.  fay, How  is  the  ftrong  ftafte  broken 

19.  and/ay,What  is  done 
fo.z./ay,  Babylon  is  taken 
E\ek6.2.fay,Ye  mountains  of  Ifrael,hear 
11. (lamp  with  thy  foor,and/ay,Alas 
ii.i6.therefore/ay,Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 

Verf.  17. 
11.10.  fay  you  unto  them.  Thus  faith  the  Lord 
11.  fay,  I  am  your  figne 
19  fay  unto  the  people  of  the  land,Thus 
a  3  fay  unto  them  ,The  dayes  are  at  hand 
2  8. therefore  fay  unto  them,Thus  faith 

1  $.3,.  fay  thou  unto  them  that  prophefie  out 

11.  fay  unto  them  which  dawb  it  with  untem. 

18.  r^y, Thus  faith  the  Lord  God,Wo 
14. 4  fay  unto  them,Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 
Chap.20.y,27. 

6.fiy  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael,  Thus  faith  the 
Chap.20.30. 
16. 3  .fayfThus  faith  the  Lord  God 
1 7. $■  fay, Thus  faith  the  Lord,A  great  eagle 

9. fay  thou,Thus  faith  the  Lord  God, Shall 

11.  fay  now  to  the  rebellious  houfe,  Know 
19.Z  fay, What  is  thy  mother  ?  A  lionefle 
20.3  .fay  unto  them  —  Are  ye  come  to  enquire 

47.  fay  to  the  forreft  of  the  fouth,Hear 
11. 1  fay  to  the  land  of  Ifrael,  Thus  faith  the 

9. fon  of  man,prophe(ie  and  fay, Thus  faith 

fay, A  fword,a  fword  is  fharpned 

28.  prophefie  and/ay,Thus  faith  the  Lord 

even  fay  thou,The  fword,the  (word  is  drawn 

2  2.3. then  fay  thou,Thus  faith  the  Lord 

24.  fay  unto  her, Thou  art  the  land 
24.3  .fay  ""to  them — Set  on  a  pot,fet  it  on 
af-S  fay  unco  tne  Ammonites,Hear 
27.3. fay  unto  Tyrus,  O  thou  that  art  fituate 
zS.z.  fay  unto  the  prince  of  Tyrus,Thus 

1  z.fay  unto  him,  Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 

2  2./i*y,Thusfaith  the  Lord  God,Behold,I 
29.3.fpeak and/ay ,Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 
2<s.t.fay,Thus  faith  the  Lord  God,Howle 
32.2/rty  untohirrijThou  art  like  a  young  lion 

3  3. 2.  fay  unto  fhem,When  I  bring  the  fword 

lifay  unto  them,  As  I  live,  faith  the  Lord 
iz  fay  Unto  the  children  of  thy  people,  The 
25 .fay  unto  them,Thus  faith  the  Lord 
17.  fay  thou  thus  unto  them,Thus  faith 
y^ttfay  unto  them,Thus  faith  the  Lord 
3  ? .3  .fay  unto  it.Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 
$6.x.fay  unto  the  mountains  of  Ifrael,Hear 
3.  and  fay,  Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 
6.  fay  unto  the  mountains,  Thus  faith 
22.  therefore  .fay  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
37. 4. fay  unto  them,0  ye  dry  bones,hear 
9.  fay  to  the  winde — Gome  from  the  four 
n.fay  unto  them,Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 
ia./rfy  unto  them,  Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 
Verfeir. 
38.3.^— Behold,I  am  againft  thee,0  Gog 
Chap  39.K 
14  fay  unto  Gog,Thus  faith  the  Lord  God 
D  an. 4. 3  <.  or  fay  unto  him,What  doeft  thou 
Hof.  2. 1  fay  ye  unto  your  brethren,  Ammi 

i4.2./jyuntohim,Take  away  all  iniquity 
Joel  2.17.  let  them  fay,  Spa  re  thy  people,  O  Lord 

3-io.let  the  weak  fay, I  am  ftrong 
Amos  3. 9. and/ay,  Aflemble  your  felves  upon  fhe 
Hab.z.6.  fay, Wo  to  him  that  increafeth  that  which 
Zcch.  1.3.  fay  thou  unto  them — Turn  ye  unto  me 
Matth.z6.i%, fay  unto  h\m,The  Mafter  faith,My 

28. 1 3 .  fay  ye,His  difciples  came  by  night 
Mark  11. 2.  fay  ye  that  the  Lord  hath  need 

1 4. 1 4.  fay  ye  to  the  good  man  of  die  houfe 


Luke  7. 7.  fay  in  a  word,and  my  fervant  mail  be 
40.  he  faith,  Mafter,  fay  on 
10.  y .hrft/«y,Peace  be  to  this  houfe 

9. fay  unto  thcm,The  kingdom  of  G.  is  come 
io.go  your  wayesout  ihto  the  ftreets — Scfay 
il.zfayfiur  Father  which  art  in  heaven 
17.10.fay,  We  are  unprofitable  fervants 
John  4-$'). fay  not  ye,There  are  yet  4.moneths 
10.26  fay  ye  of  him  whom  the  Father  hath 
zo.17.fay  unto  them,I  afcend  unto  my  Father 
A61. 1 2. it. any  word  ofexhortat.for  the  peo./ayon 

28.26\and/ay,Hearing  ye  fliall  hear 
Rom.io.6.fay  not  in  thine  heart, Who  fhall 
C0L4.17.fay  to  Archippus,Take  heed  to  the 

J£>ap. 
Gen.z4.42. 1  fay  to  hcr,Give  me,I  pray  thee 
Exdd.2_.  1 3  .what  fhall  I  fay  unto  them 
4.23. 1  fay  unto  thee,  Let  my  fon  goe 
rf.29  all  that  I  fay  unto  thee 
Jtfh.  7.8.  Oh  Lord!  what  fhall  I  fay  when 
Jtidg.7-4-  of  whom  I  fay  unto  thee,This  fliall 

whomfoever  I  fay  unto  thee,  This 
i  5aw.20.2i.ifl  exprtftyfay  unto  the  lad,Beho!d 

2  2.if  I  fay  thus  unto  the  young  man 
2  Sam.i 3.28.  when  I/ayuntoyou,Smite  Amnon 
2  rCw2.4-28.did  not  I  fay,  Do  not  deceive  me 

7.i3.behold,I/iy,they  are  even  as  all 
2  dvo».2o.n.behold,I/ay,how  they  reward  us 
Job  6.22. did  I  /ay,Bringuntome5  or  give 
7.4-  I/^y*  When  fhall  I  ari/e 

1 3.when  I  fay, My  bed  fliall  comfort  me 
9.20.if  lfay,l  am  perfect,it  fliall  alio  prove 

27. if  I  fay, I  will  forget  my  complaint 
10. 2.I  will. Ay  unto  God,  Do  not  condemn  me 
Pfal.z7.14.  wak,l  fay,on  the  Lord 

73.1  f.if  I/ay,I  will  fpeak  thus,behold,I 

9 1 .2.1  will/ay  of  the  Lord,  He  is  my  refuge 
ijo.6.I/ay,more  then  they  that  watch  for 
139.11.if  I  fay, Surely  the  darkneffe  fhal  cover 
ECclef.6.2.]  fay,that  an  untimely  birth  is  better 
fai.i6.%.lfay.  (fayeft  thou)  but  they  are  but 
3815  .what  fhall  I  fay  ?  he  hath  both  fpoken 
43.6.I  wilL/ay  to  the  northsGive  up 
£^e£.2.8  hear  what  I  fay  unto  thee,Be  not  thou 
3.1 8. when  I  fay  unto  the  vvicked,Tbou  (halt 

1 2.2  5  I  fay  the  word,  and  will  perform 
2i.24.becaufe,I/a}i,tnat  ye  are  come  1 
33«8.when  I  fay  unto  the  wicked,0  wicked  man 

i3.when  I  (hall/ay  to  the  righteous,that  he 
1 4.when  I  fay  unto  the  wicked,Thou  fhalt 
44.  j. all  that  I  fay  unto  thee  concerning  all  the 
Hof.z.zi..  I  will  fay  to  them  which  were  not  my 
Zech. 12. 9. 1  will  fay,  It «  my  people 
Matt.<l.z6.\fay  unto  thee, Thou  fhalt  by  no 
8-9- 1  fay  unto  this  mah,Go,and  he  goeth 
13.30. 1  will  fay  to  the  reapers,Gathcr  ye 
1 6 . 1 8.1  fay  alfo  unto  thee,  Thou  art  Peter 
1 8.22. 1  fay  not  unto  thee,>llntill  feven  times 
26.34.I  fay  unto  thee, That  this  night  before 

Mark  14.30. 
Mark  !■  *  iT/rty  unto  thee,  Arife,and  take  up 

y.4i.damfe'I  (I/ay  unto  thee)  Arife 
Lu\e  f  .24.  I  fay  unto  thee,Arife,and  take 
6. 46  .and  do  not  the  things  which  I  fay 
7.8.I  fay  unto  one,Go,and  he  goeth 
14. 1  fay  unto  thee,  Arife 
47. I/ay  unto  thee,Her  fins  which  are  many 
2343. 1  fay  unto  thee,  To  day  fhalt  thou  be 
John  3.3. 1  fay  unto  thee,Except  a  man  be 
5. 1  fay  unto  thee,  Except  a  man  be 

I  I.I  fay  unto  thee.  We  fpeak  that  we  do 

f. 34. thefe things  I/ay,that  ye  might  be  faved 
8. 46. if  I  fay  the  truth,  why  do  ye  not  beleeve 

5  f .  if  I  fhould  fay,  I  know  him  not 
1 2 .27-and  what  fhall  1 /ay?Father,fa  ve 
49.  a  commandment  what  I  fhould/ay 
13.38. 1  fay  unto  thee,  The  cock  fhall  not    . 
2 1 .1 8.1  fay  unto  thee, When  thou  waft  young 
Att.10.27.  that  word  (I  fay)  you  know  was 
Rom.2. 26. to  declare,!  fay, at  this  time 
9.1. 1  fay  the  truth  in  Chrift 
10.18. 1/tfV,  Have  they  not  heard  ?  Yes 

1 9. but  I/dy,Did  not  Ifrael  know 
11. i.I  fay  then,Hath  God  caft  away  his 

I I  .I/ay  then,  Have  they  (tumbled  that 
i2.3.forI/4y,throughthegrace  given 


1  y.S.now  I  /ay,thac  jefus  Chnlt  was  a  Minifter 

1  Cor.  1.1  %.  now  this  I /ay,that  every  one  of  you 
7.8. 1  fay  therefore  to  the  unmarried 

2(5.1  /ay,that  it  is  good  for  a  man  fo  to  be 
29.thisl/ay,brethren,the  time  is  fhorc 

9.8.  fay  I  thefe  things  as  a  man 

1  o.  1 5 .  j  udge  ye  what  I  fay 

i9.what  fay  I  then,  that  the  idol  is  any  thing 
2o.I/ay,that  the  things  which  the  Gentiles 
29.  conscience,  I /ay,  not  thine  owne 

1 1.22.  what  fhall  I  fay  to  you?  fhall  I  praife 

1  f^o.this  I/iy,brethren,that  flefh  and  bloud 

2  Cor.')  .8. 1  fay,  and  willing  rather  to  be  abfent 

9.6 .this  I  fay,  He  which  foweth  fparingly 
1 1 .16  J  fay  again, Let  no  man  think  me 
Gal.i.pSofay  I  now  againJf any  man 
3 . 1 7.this  I  fay  .that  the  covenant  that  was 
4.i.now  I/iy,thatthe  heir,fo  long  as  he 
1  .itf.this  I  fay  then,Walk  in  the  Spirit 
£/>fe/!4.r7.thisI  fay — and  teftifieinthe  Lord 
Pfe/.4.4.and  againl  /ay,Rejoyce 
Co!.  1. 20.I  /iy,whether  they  be  things  In  earth 
2.4.  this  I  /fly,le(t  any  man  fhould  beguile 
2  Tim.z.7.  confider  what  I/rfy,and  the  Lord 
Phikm.  2 1. wilt  alfo  do  more  then  I  fay 
Heb.i  1.32.  what  fhall  I  more/ay?  For  the  time 

I  j^ap  unto  you. 
2  Sam.i  3.28.  when  I  fay  unto  you,  Smite  Amnon 
2  K^i-iS.did  I  not  fay  unto  you,Go  not 
Matt.2. >)  If  ay  wnto  you,That  G.  is  able  Lul(;2.%. 
I.18.I  fay  unto  you,Till  heaven  and  earth 
20.I  fay  unto  you,that  except  your  righteouf. 
22.I  fay  unto  you,  that  whofoever  is  angry 
28.I  fay  unto  you,  that  whofoever  looketh  on 
32.I  fay  unto  you,that  whofoever  (hall  put 
3  4.I  fay  unto  you,fwear  not  at  all 
39-1  favunto  you,  That  ye  refift  notevill 
44. 1  fiy  unto  you,  Love  your  enemies 

Lu\e  6.Z7. 
t.i.1  fay  unto  you,they  have  their  reward 

Ver.  5, 16. 
29.yet  Ifay  unto  you,that  even  Solomin  all 
Lu\°  12.27. 
8.10. 1  fay  unto  you,T  havenotfound  fo  great 
Lu\e  7.  9. 
1  i.I  fay  unto  you,that  many  fhall  come 
10.1 5.I  fay  unto  youJt  fhall  be  mote  tolerable 
Chap.  1 1. 24.  Mark  6.11. 
12.1  fay  unto  you,  Ye  fliall  not  have  gone 
42.I  fay  unto  you,He  fhall  in  no  wife  lofe  his 
Mark  9-41. 
11 .9.I  fay  unto  you,  and  more  then  a  prophet 
Luke  7:26. 
n.lfay  unto  you,Among  them  that  are  born 
£7/^7.28. 
22.I  fay  unto  you,It  (hall  be  more  toler.  for 
Luke  10. 12. 
iz.6.lfay  unto  you,that  in  this  place  is  one 
3 1. 1/iv  unto  you,  All  manner  of  fin  and 

Marki.zS. 
•26. 1  fay  unto  you,  That  every  idle  word  1 
13. 1 7. 1  fay  unto  you,that  many  prophets  have 
16.28*1  fay  unto  you,There  be  fome  (landing 

Mark  9-1- 
17.12.I  fay  unto  you,that  Elias  is  come  already 
Mark  9.13. 
20.I  fay  unto  you,  If  ye  have  faith,as  a  grain 
i8.3.iyayunto  you,  Except  ye  be  converted 
Mark  10.  if. 
io .1  fay  unto  you,that  in  heaven  their  angels 
1 3.I  fay  unto  you,  he  rejoyceth  more  of  that 
1 8A  fay  unto  you,  whatfoever  ye  (hall  binde 
19.I  fay  unto  you,that  if  z .  of  you  (hall  agree 
19. 9.I  fayunto  you,  Whofoever  fhall  put  away 
13'Ifoy  unto  you,that  a  rich  man  fliall 
Z4.\fay  unto  you,  It  is  eafier  for  a  camell 
28.1/ayunto  you,that  ye  which  havefollovv. 
21. 21.I  fay  unto  you,If  ye  have  faith 
3 1  \fay  unto  you,that  the  publicans 
43  fay  I  unto  you,  The  kingdom  of  God 
23.36.I  fayunto  you,AU  thefe  things  fhal  come 

39.I  fay  unto  you,Ye  fliall  not  fee  me 
24.2.I  fay  unto  you,There  fliall  not  be  left 
34.I  fay  unto  you,  This  generat.  Mar.it.io. 
47.I  fay  unto  you,  that  he  fliall    I//£.I2.44« 
z%.izX  fay  unto  you,  I  know  you  not 

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40.  lfay  unto  you,  In  as  much  as  ye  have 
45-  iyZfy  unto  you.  In  as  much  as  ye  did 
16.13- 1/*)1  untoyou^  Wherefoever  this  gofpel 
Marine  14.9. 
ji.lpj'unto  you,  That  one  of  you  {"hall  be. 
Marl{e  14.18.  John  13,  33. 
29.  1/tyunto  you,  Ik  not  drinkc  henceforth 
Marine  14.  27. 
64. I  A?  unt0  y°u'  Hereafter  fhall  ye  fee 

Mark?  i-**>lPQ unto  y°u >  Th.ere mali no fi8ne 

10.19. 1  fey  unto  you,  There  is  no  man  that 

1  1.23.  I  Av unco  y°u'  That  whofoev.  fhall  fay 

24.  I /^y  unto  you, What  things  foever  ye  def. 

11.43- lAy  unco  you  3  That  this  poore  widow 

Lu\e  n.  3. 

1  ?.  ?7- wnat  ^-fey unto  y°u'  *  A.V  unt0  a'* 

lu\e  4. 14. 1  Sty  unto  y°u5  That  no  prophet  is 
11.8. 1  fey  unco  you'  Though  he  will  not  rife 
c.  I  fly  unto  you,  Aske ,  and  it  fhalbe  given 
%\.\fly  unC0  y°ujlt  fhalbe  required 
1 1.4. 1  foy  unto  y°u3  ^y  fronds,  be  not  afraid 
5.  I  Ay  unto'  fou,  Feare  him 
8. 1  fey  unco  you  3  Whofo.  (hall  confefle  me 
n.  I  /Sy  unto  you,Take  no  thought  for  your 
37.  \fey  unto  you,That  he  mall  gird  himfclf 
12. 14.  many,  lfey  unto  you,  will  feek  to  enter 

3f.  I/ay  unto  you,  Ye  fhall  not  fee  me 
1 4.14. 1  fey  unt0  ym>  Tnac  none  of  thefe 
it. 7. 1  fey  unt0  youJ tnat  Ekewife  joy  flialbe 
10.  lfey  uruo  y°u3  That  there  is  joy  in  the 
16. 9. 1  Ay unto  you,Make  to  your  feives  frien. 
18. 17- I  Ay  unto  you,  Whofbever  fhall  not 
la.lfey  unto  you,  There  is  no  man  that 
19.16. I  fey  unt°  -V0llJ  That  unto  every  one 
2I  ,2. 1 /ay  unto  you,  That  this  generation 

ai.  16. 1  Ay unc°  y°u>  1  w'H  noc  eac any 

18. 1  fey  unto  you,  I  will  not  drinkc  of 
37- 1  fey  unto  y°u  3  That  this  that  is  written 
John  1.  ?i- 1  Ay  unto  you,  Hereafter  fhall  ye  fee 
4.3  5. 1  fey  unto  you,  Lift  up  your  eyes  to  fee 
<.I9- 1  /^y  unto  you,  The  Son  can  do  nothing 
24- 1  Ay  unto  you,  He  that  heareth  my 
if.  I  fey  unto  you,  Thehoure  is  coming 
6.i6.lfey  unto  you,  Ye  feeke  me  not,bccaufe 
32. 1 A7  unto  youJ  Mofes  gave  you  not 
47. 1  fey  unto  you  ,  He  that  believeth  on  me 
5  3- 1  fey  unto  you,  Except  ye  eat  the 
8.34.lAyun!:o  you,  Whofo jver  committech 
5.I  fey  unto  you  ,  If  a  man  keep  my 
58.I  fey  unto  you,Before  Abraham  was,T  am 
10. 1. 1  fey  unto  you,  He  that  entreth  in  by 
7.  I  fey  unto  you>  I  am  the  doore  of  the 
ii. 14.  IAy  unto  you,  Except  a  conic  of  wheat 
13.16. 1  /*y  unto  you,  The  ferv.  is  not  greater 

10. 1  fey  unto  you,  He  that  receiveth 
14.12.  IAy  unto  you,  He  that  believeth  on  me 
16.10. 1  Ay  unto  you,  Ye  fhall  weep  &  lament 
13. 1  Ay  unto  you,  Whatfoever  ye  fhall  aske 
26. 1  fly  not  unto  you,That  lie  pray  the  Fa. 
Aft.  J.  38.  I  Jay  unto  you,  Refraine  from  thefe 
Gal.^.z.  I  Paul/ay  unto  you,  That  if  ye  be 
Kefl.2.24.  unto  you  lfey,  As  many  as 

Exod.tf. iz.  fee  thouflyefl  unto  me,  Bring 
Numb.  12.17.  lie  doe  whatfoever  thouflyefl  to  me 
Ruth  3 . 5 .  all  that  thou  flycfi  unto  me 

1  J(7wg.i8.ii.nowthouA>'^,  Goe  ,  tell  thy  lord 

14.  now  thou  flycfi,  Goe,tell  thy  lord 

2  fyng.iB.zo.  thou  fayeft t  But  they  are  but  vaine 

Xfe.  36, 5. 
i  Cho.zi.19.  thouflyefl,  Loe,  thou  haft  fmirten 
Neb.  5 .1 1.  fo  will  we  doe,  as  thou faye ft 

6.8.  no  fuch  things  done,  as  thou  fayefi 
Job  12.13.  thou  flycfi,  How  doth  God  know 

35.14.  although  thou  fayeft  thou  malt  not  fee 
Pfal.^o.i.  and  fayeft,  Returne,  ye  children  of  men 
Prov.14,12,.  if  thou  Aye/2,  Behold,  we  know 
/A'4°.i7-  why  flyefi thou,  O  ]acob,and 

47.8.  that  fryeft  in  thine  heart,  I  am 
fcr.z.i  5.  yet  thou  fayefi,  Becaufe  I  am  innocent 

becaufe  thou  fayeft,  I  have  not  finned 
Amos  7.  16.  thou  fayefi,  Prophefie  not  againft  Ifr. 
Mat.  26.70. 1  know  not  what  thou  fayeft 

27.1 1.  Jems  faid  unto  him,  Thou  fayeft 
Mar\e  5.31.  fayefi  thou  ,  Who  touched  me 

Luke  8.  45T. 


14.68.  neither  underftand  I  what  thou  fayeft 
1  5.7.  faid  unto  him  »  Thou  fayeft  it 
Lu\e  20.21.  we  know  that  thou  fayeft  rightly 
22.60.  man,I  know  not  what  thou  fayeft 

23.3.  and  faid,  Thou  fayeft  it 
fohi  1 .12.  what  fayefi  thou  of  thy  felfe 

8.  j .  but  what  fayeft  thou 
33.  how  fayeft  thou,Ye  fhalbe  made  free 
51.  and  fayefi  thou,  If  a  man  keep 

9.17.  what  fayeft  thou  of  him 
12.34.  how  fayeft  thou,  The  Son  of  man  muft 
14. 9.  how  fayeft  thou  then,  Shew  us  the  Father 
18.3  4.  fayeft  thou  this  thing  of  thy  felfe 
37.  thouflyefl  that  I  am  a  king 
Kom.z.zz.  thou  that  fayefi  a  man  fhould  not 
1  Cor.  14. 1 6 .  underftand  not  what  thou  fayeft 
Rev.i.xj.  becaufe  thou  fayeft ,  I  am  rich 
J^agO ,  See  jbatO. 
paging. 
Gen-ijA  1 .  but  his  father  obferved  the  faying 
Deut,i.z$.  the  faying  pleafedme  well 

1  Sa«z.i8.8.  and  the  faying  difpleafed  Saul 

2  Saw.17.4-  the  flying  pleafed  Abfalom  well 
6.  fhall  we  doe  after  his  faying 

24.19.  David,  according  to  the  faying  of  Gad 

1  Jiing.z.-iS.  the  fayingis  good 
12.15.  that  he  might  performe  his  flying 

1 3.4.  heard  the  faying  of  the  man  of  God 
3  2.  the  flying  which  he  cried  by  the  word 

if.  29.  according  unto  the  flying  of  the  Lord 
17.15.  did  according  to  the  faying  of  Elijah 
20.4.  according  to  thy  faying,  I  am  thine 

2  Kjng.z.zz.  according  to  the  faying  of  Elifha 
5«i4.according  to  the  Aywg  of  the  man  of  God 
8.2.  did  after  the  flying  of  the  man  of  God 
10.17.  according  to  thefaying  of  the  Lord 

1  Cbro.zi.19.  David  wentup  at  the  faying  of  Gad 
Efth.  1.1 1 .  the  faying  pleafed  the  king 
Vfal.  49. 4.  open  my  darkefaying  upon  the 

1 3.  their  pofterity  approve  their  faying 
Jonah  4. 2.  was  not  this  my  faying  when  I  was  _ 
Mat.15.1 2.  offended  after  they  heard  this  flying 

19. 11.  all  men  cannot  receive  this  faying 
22.  when  the  young  man  heard  that  flying 

28.1  $.  this/ayisgis  commonly  reported 
Marke  7.29.  for  thisfaying,  goe  thy  way,  the  devill 

8 . 3  2 .  he  fpake  that  flying  openly 

9.  io.  they  kept  that  faying  with  themfelves 
31.  they  underftood  not  that/2ry«zg 

10.  22.  he  was  fad  at  that  faying 
Luk?  1.  29.  fhe  was  troubled  at  his  faying 

2.17.  made  known  abroad  the  flying,  that 
?o.  underftood  not  the  faying  which  he 
9.45.  they  underftood  not  this  faying 

feared  to  aske  him  of  that  faying 
18.34.  this  faying  was  hid  from  them 
John  4.37.  herein  is  that  faying  true 

39.  for  the  faying  of  the  woman  which 
42.  not  becaufe  of  thyAj^g,  for  we  have 

g.  60.  this  is  an  hard  faying 

7.  36.  what  manner  of  flying  is  this,  that 

40.  when  they  heard  this  faying,  faid 

8.  J  i.  «f  a  man  keep  my  flying,  he  fhall  V.  52. 
55. 1  know  him  and  keep  his  flying 

11.3  8.  that  theAj^g  of  Efaias  the  pro.  might 

1  <;.2o.  if  they  have  kept  my  flying,  they  will 
18.  9.  thatthe/ayi»?  might  be  fulfilled  which 

32.  that  the  faying  of  J  efusnfght  be  fulfilled 
19.8.  vyh,cn  Pilate  heard  that  flying,  he  was 
13.  Pilate  heard  that  faying  ,he  brought  Jefus 

2  i.23.then  went  this/ayi/Zg  abtoad  among 
Acl.6.').  the  faying  pleafed  the  whole  multitude 

7.29.  then  fled  Mofes  at  this  faying 
16.36.  keeper  of  the  prifon  told  this  flying 
Rom.  13.9.  it  is  briefly  comprehend.in  thisAy^ 
1  Cuf,  15.  .5>  be  brought  to  pafle  the  faying  that 
1  Tim.1.1  J.  this  is  a  faithfullAy^g,  and  worthy 
Chap.  4.  9.  2  Tim.  2.  1 1.  Tit-  3*  8. 
3.1.  this  isa  true  faying,  If  a  man  defire 

Raping. 
Gen.  1.22.  Godbleffcdthcm,/ay/Xf,Befruifun 
2. 16-  the  man,  faying,  Thou  mayeft  eat  often 
3. 17. 1  commanded  thee,  faying,  Thou  flialt 
5". 29.  Noah,  faying,  This  fame  fhall  comfort  us 
8. 1 5.  God  fpake  unto  Noah,  faying,  Goe  forth 
9.  8.  God  fpake  to  Noah,  faying,  lie  eftab.  my 


1  j.  1.  came  to  Abramin  a  vifioh, flying,  Feare 

4.  came  to  him,  faying ,  This  fhall  not  be  thy 
i8.Ay«g><-'nto  thy  feed  will  I  give  this  land 

17.3.  God  talked  with  Abram,  faying 

18.  12.  flying,  After  I  am  waxen  old,  fhall  I 

13.  wherefore  did  Sarah  laugh,/<yi»g 

19.  1  j-  haftened  Lot,  faying,  Arife,  take  thy 

2 1.22.  faying,  God  is  with  thee  in  all  that  thou 
zz.zo, faymg,  Behold  Milcah,  fhe  hath  alfo 

23.3.  Abr'ah. — fpake  to  the  ions  of  Heth,flying 

5.  fons  of  Hcth  anfwered  Abraham,Ay/ssg 

8.  communed^yw^If  it  be  your  mind4that  1 
io.of  all  that  went  in  at  the  gates  of  his  city/. 
13-Abr.  fpake  to  Eph.inaud.  of  the  pso./av. 
i4.Ephron  anfwered  Abraham,/}?,  unto  him 
24.  7.  fware  unto  me,  faying,  To  thy  feed  will 
30.  words  of  Rebekah  his  fiflcr ,  faying 
37.  my  mafter  made  me  to  fweare  ,  faying 

26. 1 1 .  Abirael.  charged  all  his  people  ,  flying 
20.  did  ftrive  with  Ifaacs  herd-men ,  faying 

z-j.6.  Rebekah  fpake  to  Jacob  her  fon,/fl>wg 
I  heard  thy  father  fpeakeunto  Ehu,(aying 

28.6.  flying,  Thou  fhalt  not  take  a  wifeof  the 
2C  J  acob  vowed  a  vow ,flying,li  God  will  be 

3 1 . 1  Jacob  heard  the  words  of Labans  fonsfay. 
11.  fpake  to  Jacob  in  a  dreamcsAy/?;g, Jacob 
29 .  fpake  to  me  yefternight,  faying 

32.4.  them,  faying, Thus  fhall  ye  fay  to  my  Idrd 

6.  mefleng.  returned  to  Jacob ,  faying 
17.  he  commanded  the  forerao  ft, /y«zg 

asketh  thee,  flying,  Whofe  art  thou 

19.  all  that  followed  the  droves,  faying 
29.  Jacob  asked  him,  flying,  Tell  me  thy 

34 .4-  Shechem  fpake  to  his  father  Hamor  ,fly 
8.  Hamor  communed  with  them  ,flymg 

20.  communed  with  the  men  of  their  city,  fa. 
37.1?.  woman  asked  hivnjay'w,  What  feekeft 
38.13.  it  was  told  Tamar,/flyW,Behold,thy  fa. 

11.  asked  the  men  of  that  place,  faying  \ 
24.  was  told  Judah,  faying,  Tamar  ,thy . 
if.  fhe  fent  to  her  father-in-law,  faying 
28.  bound  upon  his  hand  a  fcarlet  threed,/7z. 

39. 1 2.  caught  him  by  his  garment,  faying,Come 

14.  according  to  thefe  words ,  faying 

Verfe  17. 
19.  which  fhe  fpake  unto  him,  flyi  ,g 

40.7.  in  the  ward  of  his  lords  houfe,  faying 
41.9.  chiefe  butler  unto  Phar.  flying,  I  do  rem. 

16.  Jofeph  anfwered  Phara.  flying,  It  is  not 
4  2. 1 4.  that  is  it  I  fpake  unto  you,  faying,Y?axe 
22.  Reuben  anfwered  them,Ay'^ ,  Did  not 
28.  and  they  were  afraid,  flying  one  to  anoth 
37.  Reuben  fpake  unto  his  father,  faying 
433.  Judah  fpake  unto  h\m,  faying ,  The  man 
did  folemnly  proteft  unto  us,  faying  Ye 

7.  aske  us  ftraitly  of  our  kindred,  faying 
44.1.  commanded  thefteward  ofhishoufe,/ay. 

19.  my  lord  asked  his  fervants,/<iy»g,  Have 
32,  furctv;  for  the  lad  unto  my  father  ^faying 
4f  .16.  was  heard  in  Pharaohs  houfe  ,  faying 
47.  j.  Pharaoh  fpake  unto  Jofeph,  faying  - 
48.20.  he  blefled  them  that  fay,  faying  . 

in  thee. fhall  Ifrael  hleffe,  faying 
jo. 4.  Jofeph  fpake  unto  the  houfe  of  Phar. Ay. 
in  the  eares  of  Pharaoh,  flying 
5.  my  father  made  me  fweare,  flying,  Loe 
\6.  they  fent  a  meflenger  unto  Joleph,  faying 
thy  father  did  command  before  he  died  fey 
Exod- 1.  22.  Phar.  charged  all  his  people,  flying 
3.16.  appeared  unto  me,  faying,  I  have  finely 
5.6.  commanded  their  officers,  flying 

8.  therefore  they  cry, faying  ,  Let  us  goe 
10.  they  fpake  to  the  people,  faymg. 

13.  hafted  them,  faying ,  Fulfill  your  works 

15.  came  and  cryed  unto  Pharaoh,  faying 
17.  4.  Mofes  cryed  un:o  the  Lord,  faymg 

Numb.6:z%.  fpeake  to  Aaron,  and  to  his  fons,/2ry. 

1  Sam.  25.40.  they  fpake  unto  her,  faying  ,  David 

2  Sam.i-lz.  Abner  fent  mcfl'.to  Da.on  his  behfly 

faying  alfo,  Make  thy  league  with  me 

1  K}ng.  1 .  6.  in  flying,  Why  haft  thou  done  fo 

12.  16.  the  people  anfwered  the  king  ,  flying 

2  2.  36.  about  the  going  downe  of  the  Sun,  fay. 

2  King- 18.36.  kings  commandement  was,  f./ytf/g 
Je/.6  14-  of  the  daugh.  of  my  people  fl:ghtly,Aj'. 

42.  14.  faying,  No,  but  we  v/ill  goeiito  the 

Mat.  21.  r-feyim 


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Mat.zi.z.faymgunto  them,  Gocunto  the  village 

26.44.  fay/nK  tnc  ^ame  wor^s 

27.13.  filing,  Let  him  be  crucified 
Marfe  1.  i  j.  faying,  The  time  is  fulfilled 
40..  /ijwg  unto  him,  If  thou  wilt,  thou 
%A7>  faying  unto  them,  Whom  doe  men  fay 
10.33.  faying,  Behold,  wegoeup  to  Jerufalem 
1 1 .  17.  he  taught,  faying  unto  th:m,  Is  it  not 

13.6.  faying,l  am  Chrift,  &  fhall  deceive  many 
i4<44./rt)'Wf,Whomfoever  I  (hall  kifle  ,that 

68. 1  denyed,  faying,  I  know  not 
1^.36.  faying,  Lee  alone,  let  usfee  whether 
Lu\e  1.63-  faying,  His  name  is  John 

66.  {tying,  What  manner  of  child  (hall 
3.16.  faying  unco  them  all,  I  indeed  baptize 
4.3  +.  faying,  Let  us  alone,  what  have  we  to 
7.  6.  faying  unto  him,  Lord,troubIe  not 
$.1$.  faying  one  to  another  ,  What  manner  of 
9.  18.  fafmg,  Whom  doe  the  people  fay  that  I 
1 1.  4f.  thus  /^yi«g  ,  thou  reproached  us  alio 

14.7.  chofe  out  thechiefc  roomes ,  faying  unto 
1  y  .6.  faying  unto  them,  Rejoyce  with  me 

9-  faying,  Rejoyce  with  me,  for  I  have  found 
19.  3  o.  faying,  Go  ye  into  the  village  over  aga. 

46.  faying  unto  them,  It  is  written,My  houle 
23.  z.faying,We  found  this  fellow  perverting 

3  y.  faying,  He  faved  others,  let  him  fave 
37.  faying,  If  thou  be  the  king  of  the  Jewes 
39.faying,lt  thou  be  God,  Save  thy  felfe  ,  & 

47.  faying,  Certainly,this  was  a  right,  man 
i4.23./rtVMg,Thit  they  had  alfo  fecne  a  vifion 

34.  faying,  The  Lord  is  rifen  indeed 
John  4.  y  1 .  faying,  Thy  fon  li vech 

<J.f2.  faying,  How  can  this  man  give  us  his 
7. 1  y.  faying,  How  knoweth  this  man  letters 
11.31- faying  unto  him,  Lord,ifthou  hadft  b:en 

18.12.  faying,  Anfwereft  thou  the  high  prieft  fo 
40.  faying,  Not  this  man,  but  Barabbas 

Atf.1.6.  faying,  Lord,wiIt  thou  at  this  time  reftorc 
2.  7.  faying  one  to  another,  Are  not  all  thefe 

40.  faying,  Save  your  felvesfrom  this  untow. 
3.i^.fayingunto  Abra.And  in  thy  feed  fhall  all 
4.1 6.  faying,  What  (hall  we  doe  to  thefe  men 
t.ziffaying,  The  prifon  truly  found  we  (hut 
•    7-1-7-  ftying,  Who  made  thee  a  ruler 
40.  faying  unto  Aaron,  Make  us  gods 
")9-  tying,  ford  Jefus  receive  my  fpirit 
10.3.  and  faying  unto  him  ,  Cornelius 
1 1 .7.I  heard  a  voice  faying  unto  me,  Arifc  Peter 
12.22. faymg,  It  is  the  voice  of  a  God 
26.  2  2.  faying  none  other  things  then  thofe 
Rev.  13.14  faying  to  them  that  dwell  on  the  earth 

14. 13.  faying  unto  me,  Write,  Bit-fled  are  the 

Sapmgs. 
Numb .  1 4. 39.  Mofes  told  thefe  fayings  unto  all  the 
fudg.13.i7.  that  when  thy  fayings  come  to  pane 
1  Sam.15.iz.  and  told  him  all  thofe  fayings 
a  Cbro.  13.12.  and  his  wayes,  and  his  fayings  are 

33.19.  written  among  the  fayings  of  the  feers 
Pfal.7%  2.  lie  utter  darke/ayM-gj  of  old 
Prov.x.6.  to  underftand  their  darke fayings 
4. 10.  receive  my  fayings 

20.  incline  thine  eare  unto  my  fayings 
Mat. 7.24.  whofoever  heareth  thefe  fayings  o(  mine 
Verfe  16.  Lu\e6.^. 
28.  when  Jefus  had  ended  thefe  fay'inns 

Chap.  19.1. &  26- 1.  ht\e7.\. 
Lu\e  I.  ^ y.  all  thefe  fayings  were  noif.  d  abroad 
2.y  1.  keptall  thefe /jjiwin  her  heart 
9.28.  after  thefe  /"<ryi//?j,he  t0oke  Peter  &  John 
44  fayings  finke  down  into  your  eares 
John  10-19.  among  the  Jewes  for  thefe  fayings 

14.24.  keepeth  not  my  fayings 
Act.  14.18-  with  thefe  fayings  fcarce 

19.28.  when  they  heard  thefe  fayings 
Rom.  3.  4.  be  juftified  in  thy  fayings 
Rev. 19  9-  thefe  are  the  true  fayings  of  God 
22.  6.  thefe  fayings  are  faithful!  . 
22.7-  keepeth  the  fayings  of  the  prophecie 

9.  of  them  which  keep  the  fayings 

10.  dale  not  the  fayiws  of  the  prophecie 

Scab. 
Lev.13-1.  in  the  skin  of  his  fle(h  a  riling,  a  fcab,or 

6.  pronounce  him  cleane :  it  is  but  a  fcab 

7.  but  if  the  fcab  fpread  much  abroad.inthe 

8.  behold,  the  fcab  fpreadeth  in  the  skin 


SC  A       S  C  A 

14.  y6.  for  a  fcab,  and  for  a  bright  (pot 
Dfwf.28.27.  will  finite  thee- — with  the  fcab 
lfa. 3. 17.  therefore  the  Lord  will  finite  with  zfcab 

ScabbeD. 
Lev.z  1.20.  or  fcabbed,  or  hath  his  {tones  broken 
21.22.  or  fcurvie,  Or  fcabbed,  ye  fhall  not  offer 
ScabbarD. 
Jer.47.6.  fword-put  up  thy  felf  into  thy  fcabbard 

ScaffolD. 
1  Chro.6. 13.  Solomon  made  a  brafen  fca fold  o£ 
Scale0.  £>cale0. 

Lev.11.9.  whatsoever  hath  fins  and  fcales  in  the 
io.all  that  have  not  fins  nor  fcales  in  the  fcas 
1 1.  whatfoe  ver  hath  no  fins  nor  fcales  in  the 
Deut.14.9.  all  that  have  fins  and  fcales  fhall  ye 
10. hath  not  tins  and  fcales,ye  may  not  eat 
/»#  41.  1  y.  hk  fcales  are  his  pride 
lfa.40.11.  and  weighed  the  mountainesin/wfo 
£^£.29.4.  caufe  filh  of  thy  rivers  to  flick  to  thy/. 
all  fi(h  of  thy  rivers  (hall  fticke  to  thyfea. 
Att.9.12.  there  fell  from  his  eyes  j  as  it  had  been/. 

Scaletij. 

Pjw.2I.22.  a  wife  man  fcaleth  the  city  of  the  m'g- 

i&cali  i  See  jg)t$aii. 

Scalp. 

Pfal6%.  21.  wound  the  hairie/^  of  fuch  a  one  as 

Scant. 

Micah.6.  10.  and  the  fcant  meafure  thatisabomin. 

Scape=Gfld/e,See  ^oa|e< 

Scarce,  Scared?, 

Gen.17.30.  Jacob  was  yet  fcarce  gone  out  from  the 
^#.14.1 8.  with  thefe  fayings  fcarce  reflrained  the 
.     17. 7.  and  fcarce  were  come  over  againft  Gnidus 
Rom.^.7.  for  fcarccly  for  a  righteous  man  will  one 
1  Pff.4. 18.  if  the  righteous  fcarcely  be  faved 

Scareenefle. 
De ut.B  .9.  malt  eat  bread  without  fcarcenejfe 

S'areft. 
Job  7.14.  then  thou  fcatefi  me  with  dreames 
Scarlet ,  See  S&arlet. 
Scatter. 
Gen.i  1.9.  from  thence  did  the  Lotd  fatter 

49.7.  and /c^to' them  inlfrael 
Lev1t.z6.33.  &  lie  /<:tf/;£7-  you  among  the  heathen 
Numb.16.3T.  fcatter  thou  the  fire  yonder, for  they 
Dcitf  .4. 27.  Lord  (hallfcalter  you  among  the  hea. 
28.64.  anc*  tne  Lord  fhall  fcatter  ye  among  the 
32,26. 1  faid,I  would  fcatter  them  into  corners 
1  K'»g.i4-lJ-  and  (hallfcalter  them  beyond  the 
Afcfc.  1 .8.  if  ye  tranfgrefle,I  will  fcatter  you  abroad 
P/a/.  59.11.  fcatter  them  by  thy  power}&  bring 
68.  30.  fcatter  thou  the  people  which  delight  in 
106.  27.  to  fcatter  them  in  the  lands 
144.6.  call  forth  lightning,  and  fcatter  them 
lfa.  28.  2  j.  caft  in  the  fitches,  and  fcatter  the  cum. 

41. 16.  and  the  whirlewind  (hall  fcatter  them 
fer.9.16. 1  will  fcatter  you  among  the  heathen 
13.24.  therefore  will  I  fcatter  them  as  ihibble 
18.  17. 1  villi  fcatter  them  as  with  an  eaft-winde 
23. 1.  woe  unto  the  pallors  that  fcatter  the  fheep 
49.31.  and  villi  fcatter  into  all  winds,  them  that 
36.  and  villi  fcatter  them  toward  all  thofe 
E\e\.<(.z.  third  part  thou  (hahfeatter  in  the  winde 
1  o.  remnant  of  thee  will  I  fcatter  into  all  the 
1 1. 1  will  fcatter  a  third  part  into  all  the 
6.  y .  lie  fcatter  your  bones  round  about  your 
1  six.  and  fcatter  them  over  the  city 
I  *.  1 4.  fcatter  tow.every  wind  all  that  are  about 
if -when  Ifhall/w/to-them  among  the  nat. 
10.23.that  I  would  fcatter  them  among  the  hea. 
a *•  1 J . and  I  wi  1 1  fcatter  thee  a mong  the  heathen 
z9-  1 ».  lie  fcatter  the  Egyptians  among  the  na- 
Chap.  30.  23, 26. 
D^.4.14.  hew  down  the  tree,  fcatter  his  fruit 

11.  24.  he  (hall  fcatter  among  them  the  prey 

12.  7.  to  fcatter  the  power  of  the  holy  people 
Hab.3 .14.  came  out  as  a  whirlewind  to  fcatter  me 
Zech.  i.zi.  home  over  the  land  of  Judah  to  feat,  it 

Scattered. 
Gen.  11.4.  left  we  be  fcattered  abroad  upon 

8.  fo  the  Lord  fcattered  them  abroad  from 
E.rod.  y.  1 1.  people  were  fcattered  to  gather  ftubMe 
Numb.  10. 3  y .  rife  up,Lord,and  let  thine  ene  be  fc. 
Dear.  3  0.3.  whither  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  fcatter. 
1  Sam.t  i.ti  fcattercd,{o  that  two  were  not  left  to. 

13.  8.  and  the  people  were  featured  from  him 


S  C  A 


S  CE 


1 1 .  becauie  I  faw  that  the  people  wexejtatte. 
2  Sam.i8.S.  for  the  batteil  was  there  fcattered 
22.1y.he  fent  out  arrowes,  and  fcattered  them 
PM18.14. 
r  Kjng.zz.17. 1  faw  all  Ihnelfcattered  upon  the 

2  Cbro. 18.16. 
2  Kjng.zf.^.  and  all  his  army  were  fcattered  from 
Eflh.3.%.  there  is  a  certaine  people  fcattered  abroad 
Job  4. 11.  ftouc  lions  whelps  are  fcattered  abroad 

18. 1  y.brimflone  lhalbe/f^/Ofrfupon  his  habi. 
P/rf/,44 .1  Land  haft  fcattered  us  among  the  heathen 
y3.y.  for  God  hath  fcattered  the  bones  of  him 

60.1.  thouhaft/c<Jttcredus,  thou  haft  been  difp. 
68. 1-  let  God  arife,  let  his  enemies  be  fcattered 

1 4.  when  the  Almighty  fcattered  kings  in  it 
89. 1  o .  fcattered  thine  enemies  with  thy  ftrong 
91.9.  all  the  workers  of  iniquity  fhalbc  fcatter, 
1 4 1. 7  .our  bones  are  fcattered  at  the  graves  rnou. 
lfa.iS.z.  goe  ye  fwift  meflengers  to  a  nation  fcatte. 
7.  prefent  be  brought — of  a  people  fcattered 
33.3 .  lifting  up  of  thy  felfe  the  nations  werefca, 
Jer. 3. 13. and  bait  Jcattped thy  wayes  to  the  ftran. 
10.2L  and  all  their  flocks  (lialbe  fcattered 

23.2.  ye  have  fcattered  my  flocke,  and  driven 

30.  1 1.  a  full  end  of  all  nati. -whither  I  have  fc. 

31.  10.  he  that  fcattered  Ifrael  will  gather  him 

40. 1  y.  that  all  the  Jewes  (hould  be  fcattered,  & 
yo.  17.  Ifrael  is  a  fcattered  fheep,  the  lions  have 
yi.  8.  and  all  his  army  was  fcattered  from  him 

E\efy.  6.  8.  Cnalbe  fcatte; ed  through  the  countreyes 

1  r .  16.  although  I  have  fcattered  them  among 

17.  out  of  the  count,  where  ye  have  beenfea. 

Chap. 20. 41. 

17.21.  that  remain;  (halbe  fcattered  towards  all 

20.3  4.  out  of  the  countreyes  wherein  ye  arefca. 

2 8. 2  y. from  the  people  among  whom  they  are/ 
2.9. 1 3. Egypt  from  the  peo.whitber  they  were/. 
34.  y.  were  fcattered,  becaufe  there  is  no  (heph. 

meat  to  the  beads  when  they  were  fcattered 

6.  my  flock  was  fcattered  upon  the  face  of  all 

1 2.day  that  he  is  among  his  (lieep  that  are/. 

fcattered  in  the  cloudie  and  darke  day 

xi.  pufht  all  the  difeafed  till  they  be  fcattered 

3^.19.1  fcattered  them  ,  and  they  were  difperfed 

46.  1 8.  people  be  not  fcattered  every  man  from 

Joel  3.2.  whom  they  have  fcattered~.and  parted  my 

Nahum  3. 1 8.  thy  people  Is  fcattered  upon  the  moun. 

Hab.3. 6.  and  the  everlafting  mountaines  v/erefca, 

Zech  1. 19.  thefe  are  the  homes  that  have  fcattered 

"Verfe  21. 
7.14.  and  I  fcattered  them  with  a  whirlewind 
I3.7.fmite  the  iriepheatd,&  the  (heep  (halbe/. 
Marine  14.  27. 
Mat.9.36.  fcattered  abroad,  as  fheep  having  no 

26.  31.  &  the  (heep  of  the  flock  (halbefcattered 
Ltttte  1 .  y  1  .fcattered  the  proud  in  the  imagination 
John  n.y2.inonethechil.  of  God  that  were  feat. 

16.3  x.  yea  is  now  come,  that  ye  (halbefcattered 
Ac7.$.  36.  as  many  as  obeyed  him  were  fcattered 

8.  \,ftat.  abroad  thorowout  the  regions  of  Jui 

4.  that  were  Scattered  went  every  where  prea. 

1 1. 1 9.  they  that  vierefcat.  upon  the  perfecution 

Jam.  1. 1.  to  the  twelve  tribes  that  are  fcattered 

1  Pet.  1.1.  Peter ,to  the  ftrangers/v?«frd  thorow. 

Scattered. 
Job  37.1 1 .  hefcattercth  the  bright  cloud 

3  8.24.  which  fcatte/eth  the  eaft  wind  upon  the 
Pfal.i^7.i6.hefcattereth  the  hoare  froft  like  afties 
Pcff.1t.24.  there  is  that  fcatter  eth,  &  yet  encreafeth 
20.8.  fcattereth  away  all  evill  with  their  eyes 
26.  a  wife  king  fcatteuth  the  wicked 
lfa.zt^A.  Lord  feat,  abroad  the  inhabitants  of  the 
Mat,  1 2.30.he  that  gathereth  not  with  me,/^.abr, 

Luke  11.  2}. 
John  10. 12.  the  wolfe  catcheth  them,  and  feat,  the 

StattertoS- 
lfa.  30. 30. with  fcattering,Si  tempeft,&  hail-ftones 

Scepter. 

Gen.49.  to.the fecpter  fhall  not  depart  from  Judah 

Num.  24.  1 7.  and  a  fcepter  /hall  rife  out  of  Ifrael 

Eslh.4.1 1.  to  whom  the  king  mall  hold  out  thefe. 

5 .  2.  king  held  out  to  Efther  the  golden  fcepter 

Eft.  drew  neere,&  touched  the  top  of  the/. 

8.  4.  held  out  the  golden  fcepter  toward  Efther 

Pfal.  4y.  6.  isforeverand  ever,  the  fcepter  of  thy 

kingdome  is  a  right  fcepter 

lfa  !■,.<  the 


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SCR 


j('a.  1 4-  ?•  the  Lord  hath  broken  the  fcepter  of  the     I 
^^.ip.ii.ftrong  rods  for  the /ce/tfe-' of  them  that  | 

1 4.  fo  that  (lie  hath  no  ftrong  rod  to  be  afc. 
Amos  1 .y  •  him  that  holdeth  the  fcepter  from  the 

8.and  him  that  holdeth  the  fcepter  fromAfhk. 
Zecb.10.11.  and  the  fcepter  of  Egypt  (hall  depart 
Heb.i>8.  ^  fcepter  of  righteoufnefTe  is  the  /<»/>*«*■  of 

j&cefca. 
^^ja.i^.feven  fons  of  one  Sceva  a  Jew,&  chiefe 

1  Cflf'.ll.  z  J:  that  there,(hould  be  no  fcbifme  in  the 

£>ci)0lier, 
1  Cfero.zy.8.  fmall  as  great,the  teacher  as  thsfibol. 
Mala.  **•  Lord  will  cut  off  the  mafter  &  the/ife. 

Att.19.9.  difputing  daily  in  the  fcboo.'e  of one  Tyr. 

^)C^oole=maftei:. 
Galx.z^.  law  was  our  fchoole- mafter  to  bring  us 
if  .after  faith — no  longer  under  afebook-m. 
.  Science. 

Van.i  .4.  and  cunning  in  knowledge,  underft.  fci. 

1  T»».6.zo.avoiding  oppofitions  in /«<?»«,  falfely 

Hai.i.io.  and  they  (hall/cfl/e  at  the  kings,&  the 
3>coffer0. 

2  Pet.  3.  3.  (hall  come  in  thelaft  dayes  fcofers 

£»C0ZCrj. 
Rev.  1 6. 8.  power  was  given  him  to  fcorch  men  with 

&>coicbel). 
Mat.13.6.  when  the  fun  was  up  they  were  Jcorcbea 

Marty  4. 6 
Rev.16.9.  and  men  were  fcorcbed  with  great  heat 

i  Ztzw.19.zi.daug.  of  Zionhath  laugh,  thee  to/. 

i/a.  37. zz. 
2  Cferfl.30.io.but  they  laughed  them  to/c.&  mock 
N*ta.z.i9.they  laughed  us  tofcorae,and  defpifed 
E(lb.-$.6.  he  thought  fcorne  to  layhandson  Mord 
Job  1  z-4-  the  juft  upright  man  is  laughed  to  fcorne 

i6.zo.  my  friends  fcorne  me,  but  mine  eye  po. 
,  n.15.  the  innocent  laugh  them  to  fcorne 
Pfal.11.7.  all  they  that  fee  me  laugh  me  to  fcorne 
44.i3.makefi  us  a  fcorne  to  them  that  are  round 
79.4.  we  ate  become  a  fcorne  to  them  that  are 
Hab.  1.  10.  and  the  princes  (halbe  a  fcorne  to  them 
Mat. 9. 14.  maid  is  not  dead,&  they  laug.him  to  fc 
Mar.  y. 40.  laughed  him  to  fcorne  :but  when  he  had 
Luty  8. 5  3 .  they  laughed  him  to/*w?ze,knowiflg  (he 

^coiner. 
Prov.9.  7.he  that  repro.  afcorner  getteth  to  himfelf 
8.  reprove  not  a /bray,  left  he  hate  thee 
13.  r .  but  a  /«/Wz«- heareth  not  rebuke 
14.6. a  fcorner  feeketh  wifdome,&  findeth  it  not 
1  y.  1  z.  afomer  loveth  not  one  that  reproveth 
1 9. 15. fniit^  a  fcorner, $c  the  Ample  will  beware 
11. 1 1.  when  the  [corner  is  punifhed,  the  fimple 
14.  a  haughty  fcomer,vtho  dealeth  in  proud 
zz.  10.  caft  out  the  fcorner,  &  contention  (hall 
2.4.9.  and  the  fcorner  is  abomination  to  men 
if  a.  19.  zo.  fcorner  is  confumed,  and  all  that  watch 

j|>co?ner0. 

Prov.  1.  zz.  anct  the  fcorner s  delight  in  their  fcorn. 

3.34,  furely  he  fcorn  eth  the  fcorner s 

19.29.  judgements  are  prepared  for  fcorner s 

Hof.7.5.  he  ftretched  forth  his  hands  with  [corners 

^coined. 
^Prov.9.1  z.if  thou  fcornejl, thou  alone  (halt  beare  it 
E\f \.  1 6. 3  r .  not  been  as  an  harlot  in  that  thou  fc, 

ifceoznett). 
Job  3  9. 7.  hcjcornetb  the  multitude  of  the  city 

1 8.  (hefcornetb  the  horfe  and  his  rider 
Prov. 3.34.  fiirely  he  fcometh  the  fcorners 
■    1 9.z8.  an  ungodly  witnelle  fcornetb  judgement 
ibcoznfall. 

Pfal.i.  1.  nor  fittethinthefcat  ofthefcanz/dZ 
I  Prov.zy.  8.  fcorn  full  men  bring  a  city  into  a  fnare 
1  Jfd.z8.14.  heare  the  word  of  the  Lord, y  e  fcornfutt 
I  £>coiitlng. 

|  Job  34-  7.  like  Tob ,who  drinketh  up  fcomlng  like 
I  Pfal.  113.4..  filled  with  the  fcorning  of  thofe  that 
f  Prov.i.z  z.how  long  will  the  fcorners  delight  in  /. 

[  &cojp(on. 

;,  Luty  it.  r i. aske an egge,  will  he  offer  hima  fco. 
5  Rev.9 ,  y .  their  torment  was  as  the  tor.  of  a  fcorpion 

&C3Zp(OTt0. 

Dent.  8.  1  y.  wilderneffe  were  fiery  fer.  &  fcorpions 


1  K}ng.ii.i  1. 1  will  chaftife  you  vthhfcorpions 

Verfe  14.  z  Chro.io.  11,14. 
£Xe<£.z.6.not  afraid— *&  thou  doft  dwell  among/ 
Luty  io.t9.powertotread  on  ferpents  &.  fcorpions 
Rev.  9.3.  to  them  was  given  power ,as  the  fcorp.  of 
10.  they  had  tailes  like  unto  fcorpions 
jfrcoureD. 
Lev.6.18.  it  (hall  be  both  fcoured,and  rinfed 

Scourge, 
Job  y.zi.  thou  (halt  be  hid  from  the  fcourge  of  the 
9.1 3.  if  the  fcourge  flay  prefently,he  will  laugh 
lfa.Ao.z6,  Lord  of  hoftes  (hall  ftirre  up  a  fcourge 
z8 .  1  y.  when  the  over  flowing  fcourge  (hall  paffe 

Verfe  18. 
z  j^fl  z.  1  y.  had  made  a  fcourge  of  fmall  coards 
j&conrge. 

<Wtff.10.17.and  they  v/illfcourge  you  in  their  Syn. 

zo.19.and  lhal  deliver  him  to  the  Gen.to  fcou. 

z3.34.and  fome  of  them  ye  fhz.\\  fcourge  in  your 

Marine  10.  34.  and  they  (hall  mocked  fcour.  him 

Luke  18.33.  and  they  (hall  fcourge  him,&  put  him 

Aft.!!.!1},  lawfull  for  you  to  fcourge  a  man  that  is 

j&conrgcl). 

Lez>.  I9.Z  o.  nor  freedome  given  her,  (he  (halbe  /c. 
Mat.17.16.  had  fcourged  Jefus,he  delivered  him  to 
Mar.  1  y .  1 5 .  when  he  had  fcourged  him,  to  be  cruc. 
John  19. 1.  therefore  tooke  Jefus  arid  fcourged  him 

£>conrgc0. 
/o|&.  23.13.  they  (halbe  fcourges  in  your  eyes 

j§>coutgetr). 
Heb.iz.  6.  and  fcomgetb  every  fon  whom  he  recei. 

j£>cotvrgmg, 
^ff.zz.z4.  bad  that  he  (hould  be  examined  by  fc. 

&coarg(ng0. 
Heb.11 ^.others  had  triall  of  c'ruell  mockings,/-;. 

j&crableo. 
1  Sam.  z  1 . 1 3 .  fained  himfelfe  mad,&  fcrabled  on 

Scrape. 
Lew.14.4i.  (hall  powre  out  the  duft,  they  fliall/i. 
/o&  z.8.  to  him  a  potfheard  to  f crape  himfelfe 
Ex.e\.z6.\.  He  a\fofcrape  her  duft  from  her 

j£>crapcr>. 
Leu.  1 4.  4i.he(hallcaufethe  houfeto  he  f craped 
43.it" the  plague  come  againe  after  he  hath/. 
Scribe. 
iSant'%.  17.  and  Seraiah  was  the  fcribe 

zo.  zy.  Sheva  was  fcribe  ,  &  Zadok  &  Abiathar 
i  I^i»?.iz.  10.  kings  fcr.  &  the  high  prieft  came  up 
18. 18.  came  out  to  them  Shebnathe/tr^e,  and 
37. and  Shebna  the  fcribe t — zo  Hezekiah^with 
19.  z.  fent  Shebna  the  fcribe  }&  the  elders  of  the 
2Z.3-fent  Shaphan  thtferibe  to  the  houfe  of  the 

8.  unto  Shaphan  the  fc/ibe,  I  have  found  the 

9.  and  Shaphan  thtferibe  came  to  the  king 
10. Shaphan  the  fcribe  (hewed  thaking,faying 
iz.  king  commanded  Hilkhh,&  Sha.the/c. 

iy.i9.  and  he  tooke  the  principal  I  fcribe  of  the 
1  Chro.1S.16.  were  the  priefts,  and  Shauiha  was/ 

Z4.6.  Shemaiah  the  fcribe  wrote  them  before 

27.3Z.Jonathan-acounfell.a  wife man,&  a /c. 
2,  Chro.z^.w.  kings  fcribe,  Sc  high  priefts  ofF.emp. 

26.11.  of  their  acco.  by  the  hand  of  Jeiel  the/. 

3  4. 1  y.  to  Shaphan  the  fcribe  ,  I  have  found  the 
18.  Shaphan  the  fcribe  told  the  king,  faying 

20.  Jofiah  commanded  Shaphan  the  fcribet8c 
E^nJ  4.  8.  and  Shimfhai  the  fcribe  wrote  a  letter 

9.  then  wrote  Shimfhai  thefcribe,and  the  reft 
17.  king  an  anfwer  to  Shimfhai  the  fcribe,  & 
23-when — letter  was  read  before  Shim.the/. 
7. 6.  Ezra  was  a  ready  fcribe  in  the  law  of  Mo. 
1 1 .  the  /crifce,even  the  fcribe  of  the  words  of 
12.Artaxer.king  of  kings  unto  Ezra  the — •/ 

2 1 .  whatfoever  Ezra  the. fcribe  (lull  require 
Neb. 8. 1.  fpake  unto  Ezra  the  fcribe,  to  bring  the 

4.  Ezra  the  fcribe  (rood  upon  a  pulpit  of 
9.  Ezra  the  prieft  the  fcribe ,  and  the  Levites 
13.  unto  Ezra  the  fcribe,  eventounderftand 

1 2.16.  and  in  the  da  yes  of  Ezra  the  fcribe 
36.  and  Ezra  the  fcribe  before  them 

13.13.m1de  treafu.  Shelemiah-  Zadok  the  fcr. 
if  a.  3  3 . 1 8.  where  is  the  fenbe  i  where  is  the  recei  v. 

36.  3.  came  forth  unto  him  — Shebna  the  fcribe 
22.  and  "Uebnathe/f'ib? , — to  Heze.  with 

17.2.  fent  Eliakim — &  Shebna  the  fcribe  ,  and 


Jer.7,6.  io.  read-in  the  chamber  of  Gem— the  fcr. 

12.  into  the  kings  houfe,ini:o  the  fcribes  cham. 

princes  fatethere,  even  Elifhama  the  fcribe 

z  o.  roll  in  the  chamber  of  Elilhama  the  fc. 

z  1.  he  tooke  it  out  of  Eliftiama  the  fcri.  cha. 

z6.  commanded — to  take  Baruch  the  fcribe 

3Z.  Jer.  another  roll,&  gave  it  to  Bar.  the/. 

37-iy.  in  prifon  in  the  houfe  of  Jonathan  the/k 

zo.  not  to  returne  to  the  houfe  of  Jon.  the  / 

yz.2y.  and  the  principall/ovfe  of  the  hoft,  who 

^^•8.19.  a  certaine/c^f  faid,  Mafter,!  will  fell 

13. y2.  fcribe  inftructed  uniothe  kingdome  of 
Mar. iz.  zt.  fcribe  hid,  Well,  Mafter,  thou  haft 
1  ta'.i.za.where  is  the  fcribe  ?  where  is  the  difput. 
j&crfoeff. 

1  K^.4.3.  and  Ahiah,the  (ons  of  Shiiha,  fcribes 
1  Cbro.z.%  y.  and  the  families  of  the  fcribes  which 
z  Chro.54.1 3.  there  were  fcribes,  and  officers,  and 
Eflb.3. 1 2.  then  were  the  kings  fcribes  called 

Chap.  8.  9 . 
Jer.  8.  8.  the  pen  of  the  fcribes  is  in  vaine 
ato.2.4.  had  gathered  the  priefts,  &  fcribes  toge. 
y.10.  exceed  the  righteoufnefTe  of  the  fcribes,  ye 
7.  zp.  having  authority ,and  not  as  the  fcribes 

Marty  1.  22. 

9.  3-  certaine  of  the  fcribes  faid  within  themfel. 

IZ-3S.  of  the^/vfe— faying,Mafter,  wewould 

ly.i.then  came  to  Jefus  fcribes,8c  Phari.  faying 

i(5.zi.  and  fufter  many  things  of  the  eld.-  &/. 

17.10.  why  then  fay  the  fesibes  that  Eliasmuft 

20.18.  betrayed  to  the  chiefe  priefts^  to  the/. 

zi .  1  y.  when  the  fcribes  faw  the  wonderfull  thi. 

23.  z.fctibes  and  the  Pharifees  fit  in  Mofes  feat 

13 .  wo  unto  you  fcribes  &  Pharifees,  hypocr. 

Verfe  14,^3,2^^7,29.  Lutyn.  44. 

34.I  fend  un:o  you  prophets,&wife  men,&/. 

215.3.  then  aflem.  the  chiefe  priefts,  and  fcribes 

5  7-  where  the  fcribes  and  the  elders  were  aff. 
17.  41.  mocked  him,  with  the  fcribes  and  elders 
Marty  z.6.  certaine  of  the  fcribes — reafoning  in 
1 6.  when  the  fcribes  and  Pharifees  faw  him 
3.  zz.  fcribes — faid,  He  hath  Beelzebub 
7.1.  and  certaine  of  the/c/ifej,which  came  from 

y .  fcribes  asked  him,  Why  walke  not  thy 
8.  31.  and  be  rejected  of  the  elders, — and  fcri. 

Llity  9. 2Z. 

o.  14.  to  his  difciples — the  fcribes  queftioning 

16.  asked  the  fcribes,  What  queftion  ye  with 
10.3  5.  delivered  unto  the  chiefe  priefts,& — fc. 
11.  18.  fcribes  heard  it,  and  fought  how  they 

27.  as  he  was  walking — come  to  him  fcribes 
1  z.z8.  of  the  fcribes— asked  him  which  is  the 

3?.  how  fay  the  fcribes,  that  Chrift  is  the  Son 

38.  beware  of  the/crito,which  love  to  go  in 

Luty  20.  46. 

14. 1.  and  the /mfei  fought  how  they  might  ta. 

43.  multitude—from  the  chiefe  priefts, &  fc. 

y3.  with  him  were  aflembled -the  eld.  &  the/ 
iy.i.  held  a  con  Puliation  with  the  elders  Si.  fcri. 

3 1.  faid — with  the  fcribes,He  fa  ved  others 
Luty  y.  21.  the  fcribes  and  the  Pharifees  began  to 

30.  but  their  fcribes  and  Pharifees  murmured 

Chap.iy.2. 

6 »7.  fcribes  and  Pharifees  watched  him,  wheth. 

1 1. 13.  fcribes  and  Pharifees  began  to  urge  him 

19.  47.  chiefe  priefts  and  die  fcribes,  and  the 

20.  1 .  chiefe  priefts  and  the  fcribes  came  upon 
19.  and  the  fcribes  the  famehoure  fought  to 
39.  of  the  fcr.  anfwering,faid,Mafter,thou 

2t.z.  chiefe  priefts  8i  fcribes  fought  how  they 

6 6.  fcribes  came  together,  and  led  him  into 

""  23.  10.  and  fcribes  ftood,  and  vehemently  accu. 

John  8  3.  fcribes  and  Phar  brought  unto  him  a  wo. 

Att. 4.  j.on  the  morrow,tbat  their -elders,&/yz6e.f 

6.12.  elders, &  the  fcnbes,znd  came  upon  him 

23.9.  and  the  fcribes  that  were  of  the  Pha.  part 

S)!)t(cl)=orxile. 

lfa.^.14.  and  the  jhrich-owle  alfo  (hall  reft  there 

&crfp. 
1  Sam  17.40.  even  inafcrip,  and  his  fling  was  in 
Mat.  10.  10.  nor  fcrip  for  youx  journey,neither 
Mar. 6.8.  no  fcrip,  no  bread,  no  money  in  their 
Luty  9.  ?  -nothing  for  your  journey,nei.ftav.nor/? 
10.4.  carry  neither  purfe,  nor  fcrip,  nor  (hoes 
2Z.  3y.  without  purfe,  and  fcrip,  and  (hoes 
36.  purfe,  let  him  take  it,&  likewife  \\\s  fcrip 
^crtotore. 


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SEA 


S  EA 


^crfpturc, 

Dan.io.ii.  that  which  is  noted  in  the  fcripture  of 
.  Mar.  iz.  i  o.  not  read  this  Scripture  ?  The  (lone 
i  5.  2§.  and  the  fcripture  was  fulfilled,which 
Z,«^4.2i.this  day  is  this  fcripture  fulfilled  in  your 
John  2.22.  believed  the  fcripture,  and  the  word 
7.38.  that  believeth  on  me,  as  the  fcripture  hath 
42«hath  not  the  fcrip.  faid,that  Chrift  corneth 
I  o.j  5.  and  the  fcripture  cannot  be  broken 
13. 18.  but  that  the  fcripture  may  be  fulfilled 
1 7.1 2.  but  the  fon  of  perdition  :  that  the  fcript. 
19.  14.  fcripture  might  be  fulfilled, which  faith 
28.  that  the  fcripture  might  be  fulfilled 

36.  thefe  things  were  done  that  the/c.fhould 

37.  another/<yj|rt«>efaith  ,They  (halllooke 
20.9.  for  as  yet  they  knew  not  the  fcripture 

Alt.  1 . 1  tf.this  fcripture  mult  needs  have  been  fulfil . 

8.32.  place  of  the  fcripture  which  he  read 
35.  began  at  the  fame  fcripture ,and  preached 
ROm.4,1-  w^at  k'cn  the  fcripture  ?  Abraham  belie- 

9.1 7.  for  the  fcripture  faith  unto  Pharaoh,Even 

10.11.  for  the  fcripture  faith,  Whofoever  belie. 

n. 2.  wot  ye  not  v/hzt  the  fcripture  faith  of  Elias 
Gal.  3 .8.  and  the  fcripture  forefeeing  that  God 

22.  but  the  fcripture  hath  concluded  all  under 
4.30.  wh>t  faith  the  fcripture  ?  Call  out  the 

1  Tim  5".  1 8.  for  the  fcripture  faith,  Thou  fhalt  not 

2  Tim. 2. 16.  all  fcripture  is  given  by  infpiration  of 
Jam.z  8.  according  to  the -fcripture,  Thou  (halt 

23.  and  the  fcripture  was  fulfilled,  which 
•     4.  j.  that  the  fcripture  faith  in  vaine,  The  fpirit 

1  Pet.  z.6.  contained  in  the  fcripture, Behold,!  lay 
a  Vet.  1.  20.  no  prophecie  of 'the  fcripture  is  of  any 

■     Scriptures. 

Mat.zi.^z.  never  read  in  the  fcriptures,  The  ftone 

»2.  29.  ye  doe  erre,not  knowing  the  Scriptures 

26.  $4.  but  how  then  (hall  the  fcriptures  be  ful. 

56.  all  this  was  done,that  the  fcriptures  might 

Mar.  12.24.do  ye  not  erre  becye  know  not  the /. 

14. 49.  but  the  fcriptures  muft  be  fulfilled 
Litty  24.  27.  he  expounded  unto  them  in  all  the/. 
32.  and  while  he  opened  to  us  the  fcriptures 
45.  that  they  might  under  (land  the  fcriptures 
John  5.39.  fevxehthe  fcriptures,  for  in  them  ye 
A6t.i7.i-  reafoned  with  them  out  of 'the  fcriptures 
11.  and  fearched  the  fcriptures  daily 
18.24.  an  eloquent  man,and  mighty  in  the  pi. 
2 8. mewing  by  the  fcripxhat  Jefus  was  Chrift 
Rom.  1.2.  promifed-by  his  prophets  in  the  holy  fc. 
1$.  4.  through  patience  &  comfort  of  the  fcrip. 
r6.  26.  made  manifeft ,  and  by  the  fcrip.  of  the 

1  Cor.  if.?  .died  for  our  fins  according  to  the  fcrip. 

4-rofe  againe  the  third  day  according  to  the/] 

2  TiOT.3.15  .from  a  child  thou  haft  known  the  ho  f. 
2P#.3.i6.asthey  do  alfothe  other  fcriptures  junto 

&crole. 

7/2.3  4.4.  heavem  fhalbe  rolled  togeth.  as  a  fcrole 

Rev. 6. 1 4.  and  the  heaven  departed  as  a  fcrole 

jS>CUl,See£)!$nl, 

fcumme. 

£^.24.6.  woe  to  the  pot  whofe  fcumme  is  therein 

and  whofe  fcumme  is  not  gone  out  of  it 

1 1 .  that  the  fcumme  of  it  may  be  confumed 

12.  her  great  fcumme  went  not  forth  out  of 

her  fcumme  fhalbe  in  the  fire 
§>cvtxtie. 

Lev. 21.20.  or  htfcit/viey  or  icabbed,or  hath  his 
22.2i.jcww  j  or  fcabbed,  ye  (hall  not  offer 

Col. 3. 1 1.  Barbarian,  Scythian,  bond,  nor  free :  but 

£>ea. 
Exod.w.i-  encampe  between  Migdol  and  the  fia 
1 6.  ftretch  out  thine  hand  over  the  fea  V.z6. 
21.  Lord  caufed  the  fea  to  goe  backe 

and  made  the  fea  dry  land 
27.  forth  his  hand  over  the  fea,  and  the  fea 
1  j.  10.  the  fea  covered  them,  they  lank  as  lead 
20.  r  1.  the/iw,  and  all  that  in  them  is 
23.31.  tothe/?<J  of  the  Philiftines,  and  from 
Numb.i  1. 31.  brought  quailesfromthe/w 
34.5.  goings  out  of  it  fhalbe  at  fea 

Jofi.  16.3. 

Deut.3.17.  from  Chinnereth  to  the  fea  of  the  plaf. 

1-  4.  49- tothe/fa  oftheplaineunder  the  fprings 

11.24. to  tne  uttermoft/?*  fhall  your  coaft  be 

30.1 3.  netheir  is  it  beyond  the  fea 


who  (hall  goe  over  the  fea  for  us 

34.2.  fliewed  him  unto  the  utmoft  fea 
Jojh.3.16.  thofe  that  came  down  toward  the  fea 

12.3.  from  the  plaine  to  thefeaof  Cinneroth 
1  j. 4.  goings  out  of  that  coaft  were  at  the  fea 

Verfe  1 1.  &  16.  8.  &  17.9.  &  19.  29. 
46.  from  Ekron  unto  the  fea 
16.6.  border  went  out  toward  the  fea 

Chap.ip.ii. 

17.10.  and  the  fea  is  his  border 
24.1?.  out  of  Egypt:  and  you  came  unto  die  fea 

7.  and  he  brought  the  fea  upon  them 

1  Ki>>g-5-9-  bring  them  down  from  Leb.tothe/ed 

10.  22.  king  had  at  the /erf  a  navy  of  Tarfhilh 
18.43.  g°eup,  looke  toward  the  fea 

2  K'»gi4.if.reftored  the  coaft  of  lfrael  to  the  fea 

1  Chro.16.3z.  let  the  fea  roare' 

2  Chro.zo.z.  a  mult,  agai.thec  from  beyond  the  fea 
Eya  3.7.  to  bring  Cedar-trees  to  the  fea  of  Jop. 
Neh.9.11.  thou  didft  divide  the  fa  before  them 
Job  7. 1 2.  am  I  a  fea,  or  a  whale 

11.9  longer  then  the  earth,broader  then  the  fea 

14. 11 .  as  the  waters  faile  from  the  fea 

26.12.  he  divideth  the  fea  with  his  power 
28. 1 4.  the  fea  faith,  It  is  not  in  me 
38.8.  who  (hut  up  the  fea  with  doores 
4 1 . 3 1 .  maketh  the  fea  like  a  pot  of  ointment 

Pfal.66.6.  he  turned  the  fea  into  dry  land 

72.8.  he  (ball  have  dominion  from  fea  tofea 

74.13.  thou  didft  divide  the  fea  by  thy  ftrength 
78.13.  divided  the/fo,and  caufed  them  to  pafie 

?3-  but  the  fea  overwhelmed  their 
80.  1 1.  fhe  fent  out  her  boughes  to  the  fea 
9  5 .  5.  the  fea  is  his,and  he  made  it 
96- 1 1,  let  the  fea  roare,  and  the  fulnefl'e 

Pfal.  98.  7. 
104.25.  fo  is  this  great  and  wide  fea 
107.23.  they  that  goe  downe  to  thefia 
H4.3.the/fflfawit,and  fled 
5 .  what  ailed  thee ,  O  thou  fea,  that  thou 
Prov. 8. 1 9.  when  he  gave  to  the  fea  his  decree 
Ifa. 10.16.  and  as  his  rod  was  upon  the  fea 

1 1 . 9 .  as  the  waters  cover  the  fea 

Hab.z.it. 

If.  deftroy  the  tongue  of  the  Egyptian /fo 
16.8.  they  are  gone  over  the  fea 
19.4.  waters  (hall  faile  from  the  fea 
23. 2.  that  palle  over  the  fea,  have  replenished 
4.  beafhamed,for  the  fea  hath  tpoken 
1 1.  ftretched  out  his  hand  over  thefia 
24.14.  (hall  cry  aloud  from  thefia 
42.1c.  fing  ye  that  goe  down  to  thefia 
5  0.2.  at  my  rebuke  I  dry  up  thefia 

51.10.  art  thou  not  it  that  haft  dried  thefia 
57.  20.  but  the  wicked  are  like  the  troubled  fea 

Jer.6,z2..  their  voice  roareth  like  thefia 

25.22.  and  the  kings  of  the  Lfles  beyond  the  fea 
31.35.  divideth  the  Jea  when  the  waves  roare 
48.  32.  thy  plants  are  gone  over  thefia 

they  reach  even  to  thefia  of  Jazcr 
50.42.  their  voice  fhall  roare  like  the  fea 
51.  36.  He  dry  up  her  fea 
42.  thefia  is  come  up  upon  Babylon 
Lam.z.  1 3.  thy  breach  is  great  like  the  fea 
E\etyz6.$.  as  the  fea  caufeth  his  waves  to  come 
47.17.  border  from  the  fea  fhalbe  Hazarenan 
18.  from  the  border  to  the  eaft/fo 
7)38.7.3.  foure  great  beads  came  up  from  thefia 
Joel  2.  20.  hindmoft  part  toward  the  utmoft  fea 
Amos  8.12.  they  fhall  wander  from  fia  tofea 
Jonah  1 .9.  which  hath  made  thefia,  and  the  dry 

11.  fhall  we  doe — that  the /ca  may  be  calrae 
for  the  fia  wrought,  and  was  tempeftu. 

Verfe  13. 
Mitah  7.1 2.  come  from  fea  to  fea,  from  mountainc 
Nahum  1 .4 .  he  rebuketh  the  fea,  and  maketh 

3.8.  whofe  rampart  was  the  fea 
Hab.$  8.  was  thy  wrath  againft  thefia 

1 5.  thou  didft  walke  thorow  the  fia 
Hag.i.6.lle  (bake  the  heavens,the  earth, &  thefia 
Zecb.y.xo.  his  dominion  fhalbe  from  featofea 
10. 1 1.  fhall  palTe  thorow  the  fea  with  affliction 
1 4. 8. former  fea,  and  halfe  toward  the  hinder/. 
Mat.  8. 16.  he  rebuked  the  winds  and  the  fea 
17.  even  the  winds  and  fea  obey  him 

Marty  a.  ^1. 


.4.2. 


15.29.  and  came  nigh  to  the )fa  of  Galilee 
1 7-  27.  goe  thou  to  the  fea,  and  caft  an  hook 
23.1 5.  for  ye  compaHc  fea  and  land 
Marty  3  ^.withdrew  himfelf  with  his  dif.  to  the  fit 
4.39.  faid  to  the  fea,  Peace,  be  ftill 
5.21.  and  he  was  nigh  to  thefia 
7.  31.  he  came  unto  thefia  of  Galilee 
Luty  21.25.  thefia  and  the  waves  roaring 
John  6. 1.  fea  of  Galilee,  which  is  thefia  of  Tib. 
16.  his  difciples  went  down  to  thefia 
17-  went  over  thefia  towards  Capernaum 
1 8.  fea  arofe  by  reafon  ofa  great  wind 
21.  i.  (hewed  himfelfe  at  thefia  of  Tiberias 
^#•4.24.  which  haft  made  thefia,  and  all  that 
14- 1 5-  which  made  heaven,earth,and  the  fea 
17*14.  to  goe  as  it  were  to  the  fia 
27-5-when  we  had  failed  over  the  fea  of  Cilicia 

40.  they  committed  themfelves  onto  thefia 
28.4.  though  he  hath  efcaped  thefia  ,  yet  veng. 
1  tV.ie.i.  and  all  pafl'ed  thorow  thefia 
Rtv.n-6.  before  the  throne  there  was  a  fea  of 
7.2.  given  to  hurt  the  earth  and  fea 

3.  faying,  Hurt  not  the  carth,neither  fea 
10.6.  created  thefia,  and  the  things  which  are 
i4.7.worfhip  him  that  made  heaven,carth,&/ 
15.2. 1  faw  as  it  were  a  fea  of  glaffe  mingled 
2".  1 3  .fea  gave  up  the  dead  which  were  in  it 
2 1 . 1 .  and  there  was  no  more  fea 
£>en. 

1  King.  7.  23.  and  he  made  a  molten  fea 

2  chron, 

24.compafCngthe/ca  round  about 

2  Chron.  4.  3 , 
2  5.  thefia  was  fet  above  upon  them 

2  Chron.  4. 4. 
39.  he  fet  the  fea  on  the  right  fide  of  the  hou. 
2  Chron.  4.  10. 
44.  &  one  fia ,&  twelve  oxen  und.  thefia 

zCbjon.  4.  15. 

2  K'ng-  16.17.  tooke  down  thefia  from  off  the 
2  5.13.  and  the  brazen  fea  that  was  in  the 

Jet;  5'ii  17. 
16.  the  two  pillars,  one  fea,  arid  the  bafes 

Jer.  52. 20. 

1  Chro.x 8. 8. wherewith  Solom.  made  the  brazen/ 

2  Chro.  4.  6.  thefia  was  for  the  priefts  to  wafh  in 
27. 19-  concerning  the  pillars,  &  conccr.  thefia 

By  the  &>ca. 
Exod.14.  2.  before  it  fhall  ye  encampe  by  the  fia 

9.  overtooke  them  encamping  by  thefia 

Numb.12.z9.  and  the  Canaanites  dwell  by  the /fit 

Jofii.%.  1.  kings  of  the  Can.  which  were  by  thefia 

1  Sam.17.11.  as  the  fand  that  is  by  thefia  for  mul 

.  '  Kmg.  4. 20, 

1  King-  5.  9.  and  He  convey  them  by  fia  into 

2  Chro.z.16.  bring  it  to  thee  in  floates  by  fea  to 
lfa.i8.z.  thatfendeth  ambafladours  by  the  fea 
Jer.46. 1 8.  as  Carmel  by  thefia,  fo  fhall  he  come 
Aftf.4.18.  Jefus  walking  by  thefia  of  Galilee 

Marty  1.16. 

Marty  4. 1.  whole  multitude  was  by  thefia  on  the 

Rev.i%.  17.  as  many  as  trade  by  thefia  flood  afar 

Great  jfcea  ,  See  (©teat. 

In  the  &ea. 

Pfal-77. 1 9.  thy  way  is  in  the  fea 

89. 2 5. He  fet  his  hand  alfoin  the  fia 
//j.27. *•  flay  the  dragon  that  is  in  the  fit 

43.11?.  which  maketh  a  way  in  the  fea 
Eiflz.z6.17.  renow.  citie  that  was  ftrong  in  thefia 

18.  yea,  the  lies  that  are  in  the  fea  fhalbe 
Jonah  1. 4.  was  a  mighty  tempeft  in  thefia 
Zecb.9.4.  he  will  finite  her  power  in  thefia 
10. 1 1.  (ball  finite  the  waves  in  thefia 
Mat,  8.24.  arofe  a  great  tempeft  in  the  fit 
Marty  4.1.  and  he  fate  in  the  fea 

5.13.  and  were  choaked  in  thefia 
Luty  1 7.6.  and  be  thou  planted  in  the  fia 
1  Cor.io.z.  in  the  cloud,  and  in  thefia 
z  Cor.i  1.  z6.  in  perils  in  thefia 
James  3. 7.  and  things  in  the/<*,'s  tamed 
Rev.  5. 1 3.  fuch  creatures  a?  are  in  thefia  heard  I 
8.  9.  third  part  of  creatures  that  were  in  the  fea 
16.2.  every  living  foule  dyed  in  the  fea 
18/19.  made  rich  all  that  had  fhips  in  thefia 
into  the  <g>ea. 
Exod.  14.  28.  hoft  of  Phar.  that  came  into  the  fea 

15. 1. hath 


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3c  his  rider  hath  he  thrown  into  the  fca 
Verfe  21. 
•  4.  hishoft  hath  hs  caft  into  the  fca 
1 9.  and  with  his  horfe-men  into  the  fea 
Ecclef. 1.7.  all  the  rivers  run  into  thefea 
1^.47.8.  and  they  goe  into  thefea 

being  brought  forth  into  the  /e«,the  waters 
7o»a&  1.4.  Lord  fent  a  great  wind  into  the  fea 
5.  wares  that  were  in  the  fhip  into  thefea 
1  a.  and  caft  me  forth  into  the  fea 
1  <:.  and  caft  Jonah  forth  into  the  fea 
Maltb.  4.  18.  calling  a  net  into  the  fea 

Marfa  1.16. 

8  5  i.ran  violent,  down  a  fteep  place  into  the  f. 

Marker.  13. 

1 2 .47.  like  unto  a  net  that  was  caft  into  the  fea 

ix.  11.  and  be  thou  caft  into  the  fea 

Marfan.  23. 
Marks  9. 4*.  and  he  were  caft  into  the  fea 

Lufa  17.  2. 
John  11.7.  and  did  caft  himfelfe  into  the  fea 
Acl.z7.30.  had  let  down  the  boat  into  the  fea 
38.  caft  out  the  wheat  into  the  fea 
43.  fhould  caft  themfelves  firft  into  the/of 
Rev.B.B.  burning  with  fire,was  caft  into  the  fea 
18.  21.  and  caft  it  into  the  fca 
Of  the  §&zn. 
Gen  1  z6  have  dominion  over  the  fiih  of  the  fea 

Verfe  28. 
9.  i.feareofyouupon  all  fifties  of  the  fea 
3  2. 1 2.  He  make  thy  feed  as  the  fand  of  the  fea 
41.49.  gathered  come  as  the  fand  of  the  fca 
49. 1 3.Zebul.ftiall  dwell  at  the  haven  of  thefea 
Exod.14. 16.  dry  ground  thorow  the  midft  of  the/". 
i2.  went  into  the  midft  of  the  fea  on  dry 
23.  went  in  after  them>  to  the  midft  of  thefea 
27.overthrew  the  Egyp.in  the  midft  of  the/ 
■  29«walked  on  dry  land  on  the  midft  of  the/. 
Chap.  1  J.  19. 
1  j.8.depths  were  congeal,  in  the  heart  of  the/! 
19.  brought  againe  the  waves  of  the  fea  upon 
Nicmb.  1 1 .22  .or  fliall  all  the  fifh  of  the  fea  be  ga. 
33.8.  andpafled  thorow  the  midft  of  the  fea 
34.1 1  .reach  unto  the  fide  of  the  fea  of  Chinne. 
Jojb.  1 3. 27.even  unto  the  edge  of  thefeaof  Cinne. 
1  $.?•  north  quarter  was  from  the  bay  of  the  fca 
18.  14.  compafl'ed  the  corner  of  the  fea  fouthw. 
2  Sam.n.i6.  the  chanels  of  the  fca  appeared 

1  Kfng.1B.44.  arifeth  a  little  cloud  out  of  the  fea 

2  Chro.B.18.  fervant  that  had  knowledge  of  the  fea 
Esib.i  'o.i.  laid  a  tribute  upon  the  lies  of  the  fea 
Job  63.  it  would  be  heavier  then  the  fand  of  the  f. 

9.8.  treadeth  upon  the  waves  of  the  fea 
12.8.  fifties  of  me  fca  (hall  declare  unto  thee 
35  30.  and  covereth  tbebottome  of  the  fea 
38.i6.haft  thou  entred  into  the  fprings  of  the/. 

pfal.S.B,  paffcth  thorow  the  paths  of  thefea 
33.7  .he  gathercth  the  waters  of  the  Jea  together 
46.2-mount.  be  carried  ;nto  the  midft  of  the  fea 
68.22.  my  peo.  againe  from  the  depths  of  the/". 

^78.  27.  feath.  foules  like  as  the  land  of  thefea 
899.  thou  ruleft  the  raging  of  the  fca 
93.4.  yea,  then  the  mighty  waves  of  the  fca 
1 3  9.9.  and  dwell  in  theuttermoft  parts  of  the/? 

PfW.23.34.  that  lieth  down  in  the  midft  of  the  fea 
30. 19.  way  of  a  (hip  in  the  midft  of  the  fea 

ifa.1;. 30.  againft  them  like  the  roaring  of  the  fea 
9. 1.  afflict,  her  by  the  way  of  the  fea 
1  o.  2  2 .  people  Ifirael  be  as  the  fand  of  the  fea 

Rom.y.z'j. 
1 1.1 1 .  and  from  the  Hands  of  the  fea 
it.  I.  the  burden  ofthedefart  of  the  fea 
23.4.  even  the  ftrength  of  the  fca,  faying,  T  tra. 
24.1  f.  Lord  God  of  Ifrael  in  the  lies  of  the  fea 
48.18.  thy  righteoufhefle  as  the  waves  of  the/. 
$1.10.  that  hath  made  the  depths  of  the  fea 


SEA  SEA       SEA 

38.20.filhes  of  the/e<J  fliall  fhakeat  my  prefen 

39.ii.valley  of  the  paffeng.on  the  eaft  of  the/ 
Hof.1.10.  fhalbe  as  the  fand  of  the  fea 

4.3.  fifties  of  the /« 'fhalbe  taken  away 
Amos  5.8.  thatcalleth  for  the  watersof  the  fea 

Chap.  9.  6 

9.3.  frdm  my  fight  in  the  bottbme  of  the  fea 
Micah  7.1 9.  fins  into  the  depths  of  the  fea 
Hab.1.14.  makeft  men  as  the  fifties  of  the  fca 
Zepb.i.x.Wt  confumethe  fifties  of  the  fea 
Mat.  4.  1  f .  by  the  way  of  the  fea  beyond  Jordan 

14.24.  fhip  was  now  in  the  midft  of  the  fea 

Marfa  6.  47. 

i3.6.that  he  were  drowned  in  the  depth  of  the/. 
Mar  fa  f.  1.  came  over  unto  the  other  fide  of  the/ 
John  6. 11.  which  flood  on  the  other  fide  of  the  f. 
25.  had  found  him  on  the  other  fide  of  the/e<a 
fames  1 16.  is  like  a  wave  of  the  fea  driven  with 
fade  13.  raging  waves  of  the  fea  }fommg  out  their 
Rev.B.B.  third  part  of  the  fca  became  blood 
12.12.  woe  to  the  inhabitants  of  the  fea 

1 3 . 1 .  I  faw  a  beaft  rife  up  out  of  the  fea 
20.8.  number  of  whom  is  as  the  fand  of  the  fea 

On,  or  Upon  the  g>ea. 
Pfal.6f.i.  of  them  that  are  afar  off  upon  the  fea 
Jet. 49.Z3.  there  isforrow  on  the/fa 
Mat.iq.z  j.Jefus  went  unto  them  walking  on  the/ 

Marfan.  48. 
16.  faw  him  walking  on  the  fca  ,  they  were 

Marfa  6.  49. 
John  6.19.  they  fee  Jefus  walking  on  the  fea 
Ktv.f.ii  Wind  fhould  not  blow  on  the  fea 
10,  2.  he  fet  his  right  foot  upon  the  fa 
f .  which  I  faw  ftandup  on  the  fea 
8.hand  of  the  angel  which  (land,  upon  the/ 

15.2.  ftand  on  the  fea  of  glafle,  having  the  har, 

16.3.  powred  out  his  viall  on  the  fea 
£bmzcoatl ,  See  Coaft, 

j|>ea=fat:fng=meru 
E\e\.i6.i 7-that  waft  inhabited  of  fea-faring-;fien 

£>{a-tnonftet£. 
I<tt»,4.3.even  the  fea-monfters  draw  out  the  breft 
Red-g&ea,  See  IReO. 
Salt-g>ta,  See  jljalt. 
&ea-fant>,  Sec  <£>ant3, 
^ea-fboie. 
Gen. 22. 17.tt.1y  feed  as  the  fand  upon  the  fea-Jhore 
Exod.14.10.  faw  the  Egyp.dead  upon  the  fca-jhore 
Jojh.11.4.  as  tne  fan^  tnac  's  uPon  tne  lea-fiore 
Judg.f.  17.  Afhur  continued  on  the  fea-Jhore 
1  Sam. 13.$ .  peop.  as  the  fand  which  is  on  the  fca-. 

1  K}ng.  4. 29.  even  as  the  fand  that  is  on  the  fea. 
Jer.  47.7.  given  it  a  charge  againft  the  fca-jhore 
Hcb.11 .12.  as  the  fand  which  is  by  the  fea-Jhore 

§S)Z^fidc. 
Veiit.i.j.  goe  by  the  way  of  thefea-fide 
Judg.7.tz.asthefand  which  is  by  the /erf-fide 

2  chro.B-  17.  at  the  fca-  fide  in  the  land  of  Edom 
Mat.  1  j.  1.  and  fate  by  the  fea-fide 
Marfa  2. 1 3 .  he  went  forth  againe  by  thefea-dde 

4.  1.  began  to  teach  by  the  fea-fiie 
Act.  10.6.  whofe  houfe  is  by  the  fea-Rde 

32.  houfe  of  one  Simon  a  Tan.by  thefea-Cide 
^>easf. 
Ge  #■!•  10.  gathering  toge.  of  the  waters  call,  he/ 

22.  multiply,  and  fill  the  waters  in  the  feas 
Lev.  11. 9.  in  the  feas,  and  in  the  rivers,  them  fliall 

10.  that  have  not  fins  nor  fcales  in  the  feas 
Dent. 33.19.  they  fhallfuckeoftheabun.  of  the/. 
Nekem.9.6.  thou  haft  made  the  feas,  and  all  that  is 
Pfal.B.B.  &  whatfo.  paffeth  thor.the  paths  of  the/ 
24.2 .  for  he  hath  founded  it  upon  the  feas 
61).  7.  which  ftilleth  the  noife  of  the  feas 
69.34.theheavens,&  the  earth  piaife  him,the/. 
13  5/.  6.  in  the  feas,  and  all  deep  places 


SEA 


SEA 


lfd.17.1 2.which  ma.a  noife  like  the  noife  of  the/. 
60.5.  abundance  of  the  fea  fhalbe  converted  to  1  Jet.\%.B.  increafed  to  me  above  the  fand  of  the/. 
63. it  .he  that  brought  them  up  out  of  thefea     j  £^.27.4-thy  borders  are  in  the  midft  of  the  feas 


Jer.j. zz.  placed  the  fand  for  the  bound  of  me  fea 
33.22,  neither  the  fand  of  thefea  meafured  . 

E\c\.z6.  $.fpreading  of  nets  in  the  midft  of  the  fea 
i6.all  the  princes  of  thefea  fliall  come  down 

*    27.3.  that  artfituate  at  the  entry  of the  fea 
'9.  thy  calkers,all  the  fhips  of  thefea  with 
29.  all  the  Pilots  of  thefea  fhall  come  down 

I         3  2.  like  thedeftroyed  in  the  midft  of  the  fea 


2?.  made  very  glorious  in  the  midft  of  the/ 
26-wind  hath  broken  thee  in  the  mi.  of  the/ 
27.company  fhall  fall  into  the  midft  of  the/. 
33.  thy  wares  went  forth  out  of  the  feas 
34.broken  by  the  feas  in  the  depths  of  the 

a8>2.T  fit  in  the  feat  of  God  in  the  midft  of  the/ 
8.  that  are  flaine  in  the  midft  of  the  feas 

3  2.2.  and  thou  art  as  a  whale  in  the  feas 


Dan.n.  45:,  tabernacles  ofhis  palace  between  the  J.. 
Jonah  2.3.  hadft  caft  me  into  the  midft  of  the  jcas 
Acl.17.4i. into  a  place  where  wo  feas  met,  they 

£>caie. 
1  Kjng.zuB.ln  Ahabs  name,&  fea.  them  with  his/. 
Job  3  8. 1 4 .  it  is  turned  as  clay  to  the  feale 

41. 1%.  fhut  up  together  as  with  a  clofe  pale 
Cant.8.6.  fet  me  as  ajeale  upon  thy  heart,as  a  JcaL 
John  3.33.  hath  fet  to  his/w/e,that  God  is  true 
R.om.4.1  i.figne  of  circurricifion,a/frt/e  of  the  right. 

1  Cor.  9. 2.  the  feale  of  mine  apoftlefllip  are  ye  in 

2  lim.i.ty.  having  this  feale  $  The  Lord  kridweth 
Rev.6.3. Opened  the  fecond/ed/e,l  heard  the  feco. 

5.  opened  the  third  feale  ^  I  heard  the  third 
7. opened  the  fourth  feale, I  heard  the  fourth 
9.had  opened  the  fifth/.  I  faw  under  the  alt. 
I2.had0pen.the  fixth/.  &  lo,there  was  agr. 
7.2.havingthe/etf/e  of  the  living  God 
8.i.had  opened  the  feventh  fealjhere  was  filer*. 
9-4.onely  thofe  men  which  hare  riot  the  feale  df 
,    2o.3.fhut  him  up,arid  fet  a  feale  upon  him 

&eale. 
Nehem.9.12.  princes, Levi tes>  and  priefts,/f<r/e  unto' 
Eftb.  8.  8.  and  feale  it  with  the  kings  wng 
ifa.Z.6.  bind  up  the  teftimonie,  feale  the  law 
Jev.i,  2.44.  fubferibe  evidences,  and  feale  them  in 
DOT.9.24.  feventy  weeks  to  feale  up  the  vifion 
1 2.4.  fhut  up  the  words,  and  feale  the  booke 
Rev. to. 4.  feale  up  thofe  things  which  the  feveri 
zz.io.feale  not  the  fayings  of  the  prophecie,for 
j&ealeo. 
De/tf.32.3  4.  is  not  thlsfealed up  dmorig  my  treaf. 
1  Kjngs  21 .8. in  Ahabs  name,  and  fettled  them  with 
Ncbem.10.1.  thefe  that  fcaledwcre  Nchera. — Zid. 
Eft. 3.1  z.  Scfealed  with  the  kings  ring 

Chap.  8. 10. 
8.  B.  feale d  with  the  kings  ring,  may  no  man 
Job  i4<  17.  my  tranfgreffion  s&fcaled  up  in  a  bag 
Cant. 4. 1 2.  a  fpring  fhut  up,a  fountainc/w/crf 
if  a.  29. 1 1.  unto  you  as  the  wordsofa  book  thatis/! 
.he  faith,  I  cannot^for  it  is  (ealed 
Jer.31.10. 1  fubferibed  the  evidence,  andfjlcdit 
1 1. "both  that  which  was  fcaUd  accord  ng  to 
14.  which  is  fcaled ,  and  this  which  is  open 
DflK.6.17.  klngfealcd  it  with  his  own  fignet 

1 2.  9.  for  the  words  ate  clofed  up,  and  fcaled 
John  6-27.  for  him  hath  God  the  Father  fealcd 
Rom.t^.zB .  fealed  to  them  this  fruit ,  He  come  by 
z  Cor,i.z* .  fcaled  us.glven  the  earheft  ofhis  Spir. 
Ephef.i. 13.  ye  were  jeakd  with  that  holy  Spirit  of 
4.  30.  grieve  not  the  Spirit  whereby  ye  are  feal. 
Rev.  $■ ,  1 .  on  the  back-  fide  fealed  with  feven  feales 
7.3 .  hurt  not  the  earth  till  we  have  fealed  the 
4. 1  heard  the  number  of  them  that  were  fca. 
werefealed  1044. of  all  the  tribes  oflf. 
J.  of  the  tribe  of  Judah  were  fealcd  t  xooo. 
of  the  tribe  of  Reuben  were  fealed  12000. 

6.  of  the  tribe  of  Afher  were  fealcd  1 2000. 
of Neph. — /ea.uooo.of Man-  fea.i zooo. 

7.  Simeon— fca.  1 2000.  of  Levi — fea.izooo. 
of  the  rribeof  Iflachar  werefealed  12000. 

8.ofZeb. — /ea.l20oc.of  Jofeph — fca.izoco. 
of  the  tribe  of  Bcnjam.n  were  fea.  j  ?.ooo. 
gjeaicft. 
E^.28.1 2.  thou  jealcft  up  the  fum,full  ofwifdom 

£>caleth. 
Job  9.  7.  and  fealeth  up  the  ftars 

33.16.  openeth  the  eares  of  men, Sc  fealeth  their 
37.  7.  he  fealeth  up  the  hand  of  every  man 

j§>ealesr. 

Rev.  5.  i.  back-fide  fealed  with  feyen  feales 
2.  who  is  worthy  to  loofe  the  feales 
%.  hath  prevailed  to  open  the  feven  feales 
9.  thou  art  worthy  to  open  the  fev^n  fcales 
6.1. 1  faw  when  the  Lamb  opened  one  of  the  fe. 
pealing. 
Mat. 17 -66.  fating  the  ftone,  and  fetting  a  watch 

^eamc. 
John  19.  23.  now  the  coat  was  mthoutfeame 

Lev.z7.3zhe  fhall  not  fcarch  whether  it  be  good 
N«/?2.io.33.to/wc/;outa  refting  place  for  them 

1 3.  2. fend  thou  men,that  they  may  ft arch  the 
3  i.  to  fearch  it,  is  a  land  that  catcth  up  the 

14.  7.  thorow  to  fearch  it,  is  an  exceeding  good 
36.  men  which  Mofe  s  fent  to  fearch  the  lind 

38.  which  i 


SEA 


SEA 


SEA 


S  EA 


SEA 


SEC 


38.  which  were  of  the  mentha*  went  to  fearch 
Dent.  1.  22.  we  will  lend  men  bef. — they  ihall  f. 

33.  wen. — before  you  to  fearch  you  out  a 
Jofh. z. z.  hither  to  night-to/w^out  the  country 

3.  they  be  come  to fearch  out  all  the  country 
Judg.18.2.  from  Efh.  to  fpie  out  the  land,  &  to/ 

1  Sam .2.3.23.  He  fiarch  him  out  thorowout  all  the 

2  Sam. 10.3.  rather  fent  his  fervants  to /ed;  0/7. the 

X  Kjngs  20.  6.  my  fervants — and  they  lhall  fearch 
z  Kings  10.23.  fea"rch  cnac  there  he  none  of  the  fer. 
1  Chro. 19.3.  are  not  his  fervants  come  to  yforab  the 
Job  13.9.  it  is  good  that  he  mould  fearch  you  out 
pfal.44.11.  fhall  not  God  fearch  this  out 
'  64.6.  they  fearch  out  iniquities,they  accomplifh 
139.23.  fearch  me,  O  God,  and  know  my  heart 
Proy.3  5.2.  honour  of  kings  is  to  fearch  out  a  mac. 
27.  for  men  to  fearch  out  their  own  glory,is 
Ecckf.1.1  3 . 1  gave  my  heart  to  fearch  out  by  wifd. 


fipeag,  See  after  &>ea, 
j§>eafon. 
Gc».40.  4.  they  continued  a  /<z/o?z  in  ward 
Exod.i  3. 10.  keep  this  ordinance  in  his  feafon 
Numb.9.1 .  keep  the  palleover  at  his  appointed/fa. 
3.  ye  fhall  keep  it  in  his  appointed  leafon 
7.  in  his  appointed  feafon  among  the  children 
13.  brought  not  the  offering  in  his  appo./w. 
Dent. 16. 6.  at  the  leafon  thou  cameil  forch  out  of 
28.12.  give  the  raine  to  thy  land  in  his  feafon 
Jofh.  24. 7. &  ye  dwelt  in  the  wilderneflea  long/?. 
2  Km£s  4-  16.  about  this  fcafon,thou  male  imbrace 
17.  woman  conceived,&  bare  a  fon  at  that/, 
r  Chro  21.29.  ac  tint  feafon  in  the  high  place  at 
2  Cfoo.15.3.  a  long  feafon  Ifrael  hath  been  without 
/op  j.  26.  as  a  fhocke  of  corne  cometh  in,in  his/. 
30.17.my  bones  are  pierced  in  me  in  the  night/] 
37.  32.  canft  thou  bring  forth  Maazar.  in  his  f. 


7.25.  I  applied  my  heart  to  fearch  out  wifedome    Pfal.i.$.  that  bringeth  forth  fruit  in-  his  feafon 


Jer.17.  io.  1  the  Lord  fearch  the  hearc,&  tr.y  the 


9.13.  when  ye  fliall  fearch  for  me  with  all        Ecclef.  3. 1.  to  every  thing  there  is  a  feafon 


Law. 3. 40.  fearch  our  wayes,and  turne  againeto 
£^.  3  4.6.  and  none  did  fearch  after  them 

8.  neither  did  my  fhepheard  fearch  for  my 
1  r .  I  le  both  fearch  my  fheep,&  leeke  them 
39. 1 4.  after  the  end  of  feven  mo.  mail  theyfe. 
Amos  9  3.  He  fearch,  and  take  them  out  thence 
Zepb.1.1 1. 1  vyill/eai'c/' Jerufilem  with  candles 
Mat. 1.2.  fearch  diligently  for  the  young  child 
John  5.  39.  fearch  the  fcriptures,  for  in  them  ye 
7.51.  fearch  and  look  for  out  of  Galilee  arifeth 
J3>eaiTi), 
Dent. 13.  14.  then  (hale  thou  enquire,and/ca?^di. 


22.2.  and  in  the  nightfeafon ,  and  am  not  fiicnt 


if  a.  50. 4.  know  how  to  fpeake  a  word  in  feafon 
Jer.  5  .24.  both  the  former  and  the  lacter  in  his  fea. 
33.20.  mould  not  be  day  and  night  in  their//*/ 
£3^.34. 26.caufe  the  (ho.  to  come  down  in  hisfe. 
Dan.y.iz.  yet  their  lives  were  piolonged  for  a/. 
Hof.z.^.take  away  my  wine  in  the  feafon  thereof 
Mar-i  2. 1.  at  the  feafon  he  fent  to  die  husband-men 
Euhe  i.  20.  words  be  ful  tilled  in  their  feafon 
4.  13.  he  departed  from  him  for  a  feafon 
13.  1 .  prefent  at  that  feafon  fome  that  told  him 
20. 10.  and  at  the/d/oa  he  fent  afervant  to  the 
23.8.  he  was  defirousto  fee  him  of  a  long  feafon 


Exra  4.1  j .  that  fearch  may  be  made  in  the  book  of]  John  *  •  4-  ang^  a*  a  ce^"e  Mm  .wenc  ,int°  the 
i9./<w/;hach  been  made,  and  it  hath  been 

$.17.  fearch  made  in  the  kin^s  treafure-houfe 

6.1.  fearch  was  made  in  the  hoiife  of  the  rolls 
Job  S.  8.  prepare  thy  felfe  to  the  fearch  of  their  fat. 

38.15.  haft  thou  walked  in  thefearchof  the 
Pfal.64.6-  they  accomplifh  a  diligent /arc/? 

77.  6.  and  my  fpititmade  diligent  fearch 
fer.z.  34.I  have  not  found  it  by  diligent  fearch 
j^earcbeu. 

Gen. 3  1.34.  Laban  fearched  all  the  tent,  but  found 
3  J.  hefecrched,  but  found  not  the  images 
37.  whereas  thou  haft  fearched  all  my  ftuffe 

44. 1 2 .  he  fearched ,  and  b.gan  at  the  eldeft 
Numb.  1 3 .  2 1 .  fo  they  went  up,  and  fearched  the 
3  2.  an  evill  report  of  the  land  which  they  fe. 

14. 6.  were  of  them  that  fearched  the  land 
34.after  the  numb.crf  the  dayes  in  which  ye  f. 
Deut.i.z4.  unto  the  valley  of  Efhcol,&  fearched  it 
Job  j .  27.  we  have  fearched  it,  know  ic  for  thy  good 

28.27.  prepared  it,yea,  and  fearched  it  out 

29. rg. the  caufe  which  I  knew  not, I  fearche  done 

32.11-  whileft  you  fearched  out  what  to  fay 

36.  26,  neither  can  the  number  of  his  yee.  be/. 
Pfal.  139.1.O  Lord,  thou  haft  fearched  me 
Jer.  3 1.37.  hea. — can  be  meafured,& — earth  far. 

46. 23-  cut  down  her  for.-though  it  cannot  be/. 
Obad  6.  how  are  the  things  of  Efau  fearched  out 
Atl.17.1 1.  and  fearched  the  fcriptures  daily,wheth. 
I  Per.i.  10.  which  falvation  the  prophets  fearched 

i&earcheft. 

Job  10.  6«  that  thoufearchefl  after  my  fin 

P?vrc\  2. 4.  and  fearcbeft  for  her,as  for  hid  treafures 

&carchett). 
1  rtco.28.9- for  the  Lord  fearcheth a  11  hearts 
/<)&  18.3.  an  end  to  darkenefle  ,  &  fearcheth  out  all 

39.  8.  and  he  fearckth  after  every  greene  thing 
Pcow.18.i7.  but  his  ndghbour  cometh  ,&  fearcheth 

28.11.  poorethat  hath  underftanding  fearcheth 
Rom.S.zy.fearcheththe  heart,  knoweth  the  mind  of 

1  Cor.  z.io.  for  the  Spirit  fearcheth  all  things 
Rev. 2.23 . 1  am  he  whichfearcbeth  the  reines,  and 

Searching. 
N  umb. 1 3. z^.f torn  fearching  the  land  after  forty  d. 
fob  1 1.7.  canft  thou  by  fearching  find  out  God 
Vr0v.zo.z7  .fearching  all  the  inward  parts  of  the 
lfa.40.z%.  there  is  no  fearching  of  his  underftand. 
i  PcJ.  1.  II.  fearching  what — the  Spirit  of  Chrilr 

S>carcl)fng0. 

/«Jg.  5.16.  for  the  di v.  of  Reub.  there  were  great/". 

Seated, 

2  Tim.  4.  2.  having  their  confeience/wes'  with 


3  5".  willing  for  a  feafon  to  rejoice  in  his  ligh; 
AT.13.11.  blind,  not  feeing  the  fun  for  a  feafon 
19.22.  he  himfelfe  ftayed  in  Afia  for  a  feafon 
24.25.  when  I  have  a  convenient  feafon  lie  call 
2  Cor.  7. 8.  lorry,  though  it  were  but  for  a  feafon 
z  TM.4.Z.  be  inftant  infeafon,and  out  of  feafon 
Pb'de.  1 5  he  therefore  departed  for  a  /m/os 
Heb.  1 1.  2  5.  then  to  enjoy  the  pleaf.  of  fin  for  afe. 
1  Ptl.  1 .6.  though  now  for  a  feafon  ye  are  in  hea  v. 
Rev.6- 1 1 .  that  they  fhould  reft  yet  for  a  little  fea. 
20.  J-  afcer  that  he  muft  be  loofed  a  little  feafon 
Due  Seafon ,  See  ©ue. 
£>eafott. 
Lew .2.13.  every  oblation  fhaitthou  feafunv/ith 
Mar. y. fo. loft,  his  faknefle,wherwith  will  ye  feafon 

&eafo;ieD. 

Luty  14.34. loft  his  favourjwherewith  fhall  ic  bef. 
Col. 4.6.  fpeech  be  alway  with  grace ,  feafined  with 

Gen.i-T-4.  for  fignes,  and  for  feafons,  dayes 
ZLwrf.  18. 22.  &  let  them  judge  the  people  at  all  / 
26.  and  they  judged  the  people  at  all  feafons 
Lev.z$.  4.  feafts  which  ye  fhall  procla.  in  their/? 
\6.j.  my  reines  alfo  inftruct  me  in  the  night  fe. 
pfal 104.19.  he  appointed  the  moone  forfafons 
Dan.z.zi.hc  changeth  the  times,  and  the  feafons 
M.itrzi.  4 1 .  lhall  render  him  the  fruits  in  their  ye. 
ASt.t.j.  not  for  you  to  know  the  times,  Sc  thefea. 

14.17.  gave  us  raine,and  fruitfuil  feafons 

20.18.  after  what  manner  I  have  been  at  all  fe. 
i  Thcjf.f.i.  of  the  times,  and  feafons  ye  have  no 

Judges  3.  20.  and  he  arofe  out  of  his  feat 

1  Sam.  1 .  9.  Eli  fate  unon  a  feat  by  a  poft 

4.1  3 .  Eli  fate  upon  a  fat  by  che  way  fide 
18.  that  he  fell  from  off 'the  feat  backward 

20.18  miffed,  becaufe  thy/ozfwill  be  emptie 
2 J.  king  fate  upon  his/f<?f  as  at  other  times 
even  upon  a.  feat  by  the  wail 

2  Sam.zi&.that  face  in  the  feat — chiefe  among  the 
1  Kjngs  2. 19  caufed  a  feat  to  be  fee  for  the  kings 

10. 1 9-ftayes  on  either  fide  of  the  place  of  the/ 
Eftb.3.1.  and  fit  his/vtf  above  ail  the  princes 
Job  2  3 .3 .  O  that  I  might  come,  even  to  his  feat 

29.7.  when  I  prepared  my  feat  in  the  ftreet 
Pfal.i  .1.  nor  fitteth  in  the  feat  of  the  fcornefull 
Prov.  g.i  4.  fntetb  on  a  feat  in  che  high  places  of 
£^.8.3.where  was  the  fat  of  the  image  of  jelau. 

28.2. 1  fit  in  the  feat  of  G  od,  in  the  midft  of  the 
Amos  6.  3.  and  caufe  the  feat  of  violence  to  come 
Ato.23.2.  fcribes,&  Pharifees  fit  in  Molest 
Rev.z.  13. and  where  thou  dwelleft,whcre  Sat.feat 


I3.2.and  the.dragon  gave  him  his  power  !x  fa: 
kJ.io.  powred  out  his  viall  upon  the  feat  of  the 
Judgement- i§>2at,  See  Judgement, 
Merq-gfrzat ,  See  ^ctig, 
S-steU, 

Dcut.33.z1.  a  portion  of  the  law-giver  was  htfea. 

Mat.zi.iz.  and  overthrew  the  feales  of  them  that 

Marty  11.  iy. 

23.6.&  love  the  chiefe  feates  in  the  fynagogues 

Marty  12.  39. 

Litty  1.52.  hath  put  down  the  mighty  from  their/ 

1 1.  43.  for  ye  love  the  upper-molt /£<««  in 

zo.4<?.  love  thehigheft/^,  &  chiefefhoomes 

■flw.4.4.  foure  &  twenty  feats,  and 

■upon  the  feats  24.  elders 
1 1. 16.  which  fate  before  God  on  their  fates 

Seaje,  See&>etje, 
Seha  called  £>tt>a-  z  ch>o.  r#9. 

Gen.xo.7.  fons  ofCufh,  Sefci,and  Havilah 
Pfal.7z.  10.  kings  of  Sheba,  and  Scba  fhall  offer 
//r.43.3.  Egypt  for  thy  ranfome,  Erhiopia,&  Seba 

Sebat. 
Zech.1.7.  eleventh  moneth,which  is  the  mon.  Scbat 

i&tcacsh, 
fofh.1^.61.  in  the  wildernes,Middin,&  Secacab 

Secttani^b. 

1  Cho.  3.21.  fons  of  O  badiah,the  fons  of  Sechaniah 
22.  and  the  fons  of5fr/;<zw^,Semaiah,&  the 
Scchu, 
i  Sam.if.12.  came  to  a  great  well  which  is  in  Sec. 

Gra.2-i3.name  ofthefecond  river  is  Gihon 
6.i6.ficond,Sc  third  ftories  make  the  ark 
30  7.  Bilhahconceived,&  bare  Jacob  afe.  fon 
12.  Zilpah,  Leahs  maid3bare  Jacob  afe.  fon 
3  2.19.  and  fo  commanded  he  the  fcond  and 
4 1 .43.  made  him  ride  in  the  fecond  charet 
$  z.  name  ofthefecond  called  he  Ephraim 
£;wi.26.4.edge  ofano.  curt,  in  the  coupl.of  the/ 
5.  that  is  in  the  coupling  ofthefecond 
10.  edge  of  the  curt,  which  coupleth  the  fee. 

Chap.  36. 17. 

20.  for  che  fecond  fide  of  the  tabernacle,  on 

28.18.  fecond  row  fhalbean  emerauld,  a  faphir 

Chap.  39.11. 

36.1 1.  fide  of  another  curt,  in  the  cou.  of  the/ 

1 2.  curtaine  which  was  in  the  coup-of  the/. 

Lev.  5.  io.  fhall  offer  the  fee.  for  a  burnt-offering 

Numb.z.16.  and  they  (hail  fet  forth  in  the  (can i 

Jofh.19.1.  and  the  fecond  lot  came  forth  to  Simeon 

Judg.6.z$.  even  the  fcond  bullock  offeven  yeares 

26.  and  cake  the/era^  bullock,&  ofF.a  burnt 

28.  and  fecond  bullock  was  offered  upon  the 

1  Sam.  8.  2.  and  che  name  of  the  fecond  Abiah 
z  Sam.3.3.  and  thefe.  Chileab,of  Abigail  the  wife 

2  Kings  9l9-  then  he  fent  out  a  fe.  on  horfe-backe 
23. 4. commanded  Hilkiah,&the  priefts  of  the/*. 
25.17-  and  like  unto  thefe  had  the  fecond  pillar 

1 8.  tooke  Zephaniah  the  fecond  prieft,  and 
Jer.  52.24. 

1  Chro.  2. 13.  Abinadabthe  feco.  and  Shimma  the 
3..  1.  the  fee.  Daniel  of  Abigail  the  Carmelitefle 

15.  the/e«^Joakin,the  third  Zedekiah 
7.1  j .  name  ofthefecond  Zelophehad 
8.  1.  Afhbel  che  fecond,  Aharah  the  third 
39.  Jeufh  the  fcond,  Eliphelet  the  third 
12.  9.  Obadiah  the  fecond,  Eliab  the  third 
if. 18.  with  them  their  brethren  of  the  fecond 
23.11.  Jahath  was  the  chiefe,&  Ziza  the  fecond 

19.  Jeriahthe  firft,  Amariah  the  fcond 

20.  fons  of  Uzziel,  Micahthe  fitft,]efiah~/. 
14.7.  firft  lot  came  forth  to  Jehoiarib,the/cW 

23.  fons  of Heb.Jeriah  the  firft,Amar.  the/ 
i5«9-  firft  lot  for  Afaph,  fecond  to  Gedaliah 
*6. z.]ediael  the  fecond,  Zebadiah  the  third 
4.Shemaiah  the  firft-bornejehozabad  the  (. 
U.Hilkiah  the  fecond ,  Tebaliah  the  third 
2  Cbro.3^.%4.  his  fervants  put  him  in  thefe.  charet 
Extra  1. 10.  filver  bafins  of  a  fecond  fort 
Nehem.  1 1 .9.Judah  fon  of  Senuah,  fe.  over  the  city 

i7.andBakkukiah  the  fecond  among  his 
Efth.z.14.  and  on  the  morrow  fhe  ret.  into  the  fee- 

9.29.  to  confirme  this  fcond  letter  of  Purira 
Job  42. 14. firft  Jemima,  and  che  name  of  the  fecond 
Ecclef. 4.  8.  there  is  one  alone,  there  is  not  a  fecond 

15.  with 


SEC        SEC 

I5.wich  the fceond child  that  (hall  ftand  up 
fer.ez.z  z.fecond  pillar  alfo  and  the  pomegranates 
E^.  io.  14.  the  fecondhce  was  the  face  of  a  man 
Dan.7.5 .another  beaft,a/««Kt  like  to  a  beare 
Zep/j.i.io.nrti-gate,  and  an  howling  from  the  fet. 
Zccf)6.2.firft  red,  in  thefecond  charet  black  horfes 
ilf^f.ii.jo.hecametothe  fecoiid,&  faidlikewife 
i2.26.likewifethe/rawz<s?alfo,  and  the  third 
39  and  the  fecond is  like  unto  it 
Mark.  1  i.ii.and tn-  /*«wfcf took  her,  and  died 

Lu\e  20.  jo. 
3  l.and  thefecond  is  like  to  it,  namely  this 
£,«£*  6.1.  it  came  to  paffe  on  the  fee.  fabbath  after 
1  ».j  8. if  he  (hall  come  in  thefecond  watch 
19  i8./fco»Jcamc,Oying,Lord,thy  pound 
/ote4.54.thisis  the  fecond  miracle  that  Jefus  did 
Ails  1 1. 10. when  they  were  paft  the  fecond  ward 
1  j. 53. written  in  the  fecond  P(alme,Thou  art 
1  Cor.  1 5. 47. the  fecond  is  the  Lord  from  heaven 
i  Cor.  1.1  j.that  you  might  have  a  fecond  benefit^ 
TifKJ  j.io.hertcick,aftcrthe  firft  or/e.admonition 
Heb.i.y.no  place  been  fought  for  die  fecond 
9.j.after  the/ecwi  vailtyhe  tabernacle 

7.but  into  the  fecond  went  the  high  prieft 
io.9.tak.awaythefirft,thathemayeftab.the/e. 
z  Pet.  3 .  l.this  fecond  epiftle  I  now  write,in  borh 
RezM.ii.thatovercom.fiiall  not  be  hu.t  oftheje. 
4.7.  and  the  fecond  beaft  like  a  calf 
6.  ^. the  fecond  ^a\, I  heard  thefecond  beaft  fay 
8.8./kc»rfangel  founded  as  it  were  a  great  mo. 
1  i.i+.fecond  woe  is  paft,  and  behold,the  third 
16.1. fecond  angel  powred  out  his  viall  on  the 
20.6.  and  on  fuch  t  he  fee.  ckath  hath  no  power 

i4.this  is  the  fecond  death 
2 1 .8 .  with  fire  and  brimftone,  wcfl  is  the  fecond 
i^.firft  foundation  was  jafper,the/e.laphire 
<£>tCOntsi!y,See©a£. 
£>eCOJtD  mo/ieth,  See  Sfyonttt), 
i&econti  time. 
jGen.zz.i  j  .called  our  of  hea.to  Abrah.the/e.time 
41. 5.  Pharaoh  dreamed  the  fecond  time 
43 .  10.  we  had  returned  this  fecond  time 
Lev.  13.58.  then  it  (hall  be  warned  thefecond  time 
Num.  10.6. alarm  the/?cflZft/time,then  the  cauipes 
/oj&.f.i.circu.ncifeye  rhechild.of  Ifra.the/f.time 

1  Sam.i6.61  will  notfmite  him  thefecond  time 

2  S<«8. 14.29.fent  again  the/ftfl?w(time,he  would 

1  I^ia.9.2.Lord  appeared  to  Solomon  the/k.iime 
i8.j4-doitthe/J.time,&  they  did  itthe/e.time 
1 9.7 .angel— came  again  tfu  fecond  time 

2  Kjn>  10.6.  then  Re  wrote  a  letter  the  fecondtime 
1  Chr0.r9.rz.  made  Solomon  king  the  fee.  time 
£/2fe/'  2.i9.virgins  were  gathered  tog.  the/e.timc 
I  fa.  1 1 . 1 1  .fecond  time  to  recover  his  people 
jfa.1.13.  word  of  the  L.  came  to  me  the  fee.  time 

Chap.  1 3. 3. &  33 
/o»a&3.i.word — came  to  Jonah 1  the  fecond  time 


SEC       SEC 

^eeontjarfvp.,    ' 
1  Cor.iz.zS.fecondanly  prophets,thirdly  teachers 
j&ecret. 

Gex.49.6.comenorthouintotheir/«re? 
fob  ij.8. haft  thou  heard  thefecret  of  God 

29.4. when  thefecret  of  God  was  upon  my  tab. 
40.13.and  bind  their  faces  in  fcret 
Pfa.z5.14.ftcr.  of  the  Lord  is  with  them  that  fear 
27.5-111  thefecret  of  his  tabernacle  fhallhe  hide 
3  1. 20. thou  (halt  hide  them  in  thefecret  of  thy 
64.4.that  they  may  lhoot  in  fecret  at  the  perfect 
1 3  9. 1  j. hid  from  thee,  when  I  was  made  infe. 
Prc3.32.but  h\s  fecret  is  with  the  righteous 
9. 17. and  bread  eaten  in  fecret  is  pkafanc 
2 1 . 1 4.a  gift  in  fecret  paci  fieth  anger 
2f  .9-and  difeover  not  a  fecret  to  another 
lfa.45.19. 1  bavenotfpokenin/e.in  a  d^rke  place 
48.16.I  have  not  lpoken  in  fecret  from  the  beg. 
Exek-z  8. 3. no  fecret  that  they  can  hide  from  thee 
Dan. 2. 1 8 .of  the  G.  o ( heaven  concerning  th\s  fee. 
19.  then  was  the  fecret  revealed  unto  Daniel 
zy.fe. which  the  king  had  demanded,  cannot 
30/fr.is  not  revealed  to  me  for  any  wifdoroe 
47. feeing  thou  couldeft  reveale  this  fecret 
4.9.  no/wet  troubleth  thee,  tell  me  the  vifions 
Amos  3.7.  but  he  revealeth  his  fecret  unto  his  ferv. 
.Maf.6.4.that  thine  almesmay  be  in  fecret 

Father  which  feeth  in/e.fhall  reward 
6\pray  to  thy  Father  which  is  in  fecret 

Father  which  feeth  in/ec.lhall  reward 
iS.unto  thy  Father  which  is  in  fecret 


SEC 


•SE  E 


.3  1.20.  fecretly  in  a  pavilion  from  ftrife  of  to»g. 
Jer.i-j.x'j.  asked  him  fecret  ly ,ls  there  any  word 
38.i6.fware/ec/''f£/)',I  wil  not  put  thee  to  death 
40.1  j.Johanan  (pake  to  Gedaliah  in  Miry.  fee. 
Hab.i.iq. their  rejoycing  was  to  devour  the  xto.fe. 
John  1  i.i8.and  called  Mary  her  (\l\ex  fecretly 
19.3  8.  difciple  of  Jeiusybm  fecretly  for  fear  of 
Secrets, 
Deut.z5.11.  her  hand,&  takethhimbytrie/raw* 
fob  1  i.e".  would  (hew  thee  the  fecret s  of  wifdome 
P/a/.44.2i.forhe  knoweth  the  fecrets  of  the  heart 
Pi-o.ii.i3.ataie-bearer  zesezlethfecrcts 

20.1 9.that  goeth  about  as  a  tak-bcarer  rev.  fet. 
Dd«.2.zS.rhcre  isa  God  that  reveaicth/ecrefj 
29.  he  that  revealeth  fecrets  maketh  known 
47.yoL>r  God  is  a  revealer  oifeacts 
Rom.z.i6.when  God  lhal  jiidge  tht  fecrets  of  men 
1  CciM4.2j.thus  are  the  fecrets  of  his  heart  manif. 

igfttt. 
Ails  j .  1 7.whkh  is  the  feci  of  the  Sadduces 

1  s  -s-fccl  of  the  Phanlces  which  beleeved,  fay. 
24.  j. and  aring-ksder  of  tht  feel  of  the  Nana. 
z6.  j. after  the  itraiteft/eif?  of  our  Religion 
2 8.22.this  feci  every  where  is  fpoken 3ga;uft 

Acls  2o.4.of  the  Tkffalonians,  Ariftar.&  Secun. 

Secure, 
fudg.S.i  i;GiJ.fmote  the  hoft,forthehoft  was  fe. 
18.7.  after  the  manner  of  the  Sydontans>/kw 
lo.ye  (hall  come  unto  a  people  fecure 
27.  came  unto  Laifh,to  a  people  — fecure 
and  thy  Father  which  feeth  in  fee  (hall  t  fob  1 1. 18. and  thou  (halt  be  fecure, btciuk  there  is 
fohn  7.4-any  thing  in  fecret^zni  feeketh  to  be  J      12.eT.and  they  that  provoke  God  we  fecure 


io.not  openly,but  as  it  were  in  fecret 
18.20.and  in  fecret  have  1  faid  nothing 
&>Uttt, 
Deut.zj.i  f.ofthecratts-men,&puttethit  in  zfe. 
29.29  fecret  things  belong  unto  the  L.our  God 
fudg.  3 . 1 9.I  have  a  fecret  errand  unto  thei,0  king 

1 3. 1 8. thus  after  my  Name/eeing  itisfecret 
1  Saw.  j. 9. they  had  emrodsin  their  fecret  puts 

i9.i.3bide  in  a  fecret  place,nnd  hide  thy  felfe 
fob  14  1 3.O  that  thou  wouldeft  keep  me  in  fecret 
i  j.  1 1  .is  there  any  fecret  thing  with  thee 
20.26-darkncff.  (hall  be  h.din hisjecrct  place 
Pfa.10.%  infecrct  places  doth  he  murder  the  inno. 
17. 1 2. a  young  lion  barking  in  fecret  places 
18.1 1. be  made  darkneffe  his  fecret  place 
19. 1 2.ckanfe  thou  me  from  fecret  faults 
64.2.  hide  me  from  the/wercounftllof  the 
8 1. 7.I  anfweredtheeinthe/ec.  places  of  thun. 
qo.S.oux  fecret  fins  in  the  light  of  thy  counten 
9 1.  i.dwtlkth  in  the  fe.  place  of  the  moft  High 
P/0.27.  j  .open  rebuke  is  better  then  fecret  love 
Ecclef.i 2. i4.into  judgement  with  every /tc.thing 
Cant.  2. 1 4.my  dove  that  art  in  the  fecr.  place  of  the 
l/rf.3.i7.Lord  will  difcover  thtir fecret  parts 
45.3.I  will  give  thee  —hidden  riches  of/e.pla. 


Wflfo.i.9.afflidion(h3ll  not  rife  up  the  fecond  time    Jcr,i.  ?4.I  have  not  founditby/twf  fe.arcb 


Afftf.26.42.agam  the  fecond  iime,znd  prayed 
Mark  14-7  2.  and  the  fecond  time  the  cock  crew 
fohn  3.4.  can  he  enter  thefecond  time  into  his 

21.  i6.faith  unto  him  the  /fOTMlrime,Simon 
Atts  7. 1 3  .at  thefecond  time  Jofeph  was  made  kn. 

10, 1  j.fpake  unto  him  again  the  fecond  time 
2  Cor.  1 3.2.foretell  you,as  if  I  were  pre.the  /e.time 
Heb.<}.z&.  anient  the  fecond  time  without  fin  unto 

Ges.47.18.they  came  thefecond  yeer,md  faid 
Ewaf.40.17.  in  thefecond  yeer,  on  the  firft  day  of 
Num.  1.1.  in  the  fecond  yeer  after  they  were  come 

9. i.fpake  toMofes,in  the  firft  mon.of  the  fe.ye. 

10. 1  t.in  thefecond  yeer  that  the  cloud  was  tak. 

1  I$«.ij.2j.toreignein  the/cco»rf  yeer  of  Afa 

2  Kjn.Li7.in  the  fecond  yeer  of  Jehoram  fonof 

14.1. fecond ^yeer  of  Joafh — ^reigned  Amaiiah 

\%.%z.fecond  yeer  of  Pekah began  Jothim 

19.29.  fecond  yeer  that  which  fpringeth  of  the 

lfa.t7.10. 

2  Chro. 27. j. pay  unto  him  both  the/f«3ciyeer,and 

E^ra  3 .8. in  the  fecond  yeer  of  their  coming  began 

4-24.ceafed  unto  the  fecondyeev  of  Darius 
Dan.z.i.  inthe/e.yeer  ofthereigneof  Nebucha. 
Hag.1.1.  in  the/«.  yeer  of  Darius  came  the  word 
Chap.2.io.£ec/:>.i.i7. 
1  J.in  the  fecondyeev  of  Darius  the  king 


3.17.  my  foul  (hall  weep  in/ewetplaces  for 
z  3  .z$.\n  fecret  places  that  I  cannot  fee  him 
49.  lO.Elau  bare,I  have  uncovered  his  /^.places 
Z.<JW.3.io.wasunto  me  as  a  lion  in  fecret  places 
£^.7.2  2.and  they  (hall  pollute  my  fecret  place, 
Dan.  2.22.he  revealeth  the  deep  and  fecret  things 
Mat.  1 3.3  j.things  kept  fecret  from  the  foundation 
24. 26. he  is  in  the  fecr.  chambers,beleeveitnot 
Af<z^4.2  2-kept/e«e£,but  that  it  mould  come  ab. 
Luke  8.17.  nothing  is  fecret  that  (hall  not  be  made 
1 1.33.  lighted  acandleputteth  it  in  a  fee.  place 
Rom.  16,2  j  .which  was  kept/e.  fince  the  world  be. 
Epbef.^.  1 2.things  which  are  done  of  them  in  fecr. 

&ecretlp, 
Gen.i  t.27.wherefore  didft  thou  flee  away  fecretly 
Deut.  1 3 .6.entii.e  thee/rcntf/y.faying,  Let  us  goe 

27.24.curfed  be  he  that  fmiteth  his  ncighb./fc. 

28.  J7.  eat  them  for  want  of  all  things  fecret.  in 
fofb.  x.  1. out  of  Shittim  two  men  to  (pie  fecretly 

1  Sam.  18.22.  commune  wi: h  David  fccrct.and  fay 

2  3.9#knew  that  Si\s\  fecretly  praftifed  mi  (chief 

2  Sam.\  2.i2.forthou  didft  it  fecretly, but  1  wil  do 
2  J^w.17.9.  aid  fecretly  thok  things  that  were  not 
fob  4. 1 2.now  a  thing  was  fecretly  brought  to  me 

1 3 .  totrc  prove  you  if  ye  doe  fecr.  accept  perfons 

3  i.27.and .mine  heart  Iwtb  been  fecretly  enticed 
Pfal.io.a.he  lieth  in  wait  fecretly  as  a  lion 

L11I 


Mat.  28. 14.  we  will  perfwade  him,  and  fecure  you 

i&ecarelp. 
P/U3.29,feeing  he  dwellesh/<r«rf/y  by  thee 
Micab  2.8.garrnents  from  them  that  paffe  by  feem: 

<&<tcurity. 
AcJsij.y.hii  idkenfecurity }they  let  them  goe 

j^etitaott. 
Ezra  4.1  j.that  they  moved  ft dition  within  the 
19.  and  feditlon  have  been  made  therein 
Luke  2  3- 1 9.  for  a  certain  j 'edition  caft  into  prifon 

2  J.  releafed  him  that  fox  fediti.  was  caft  into 
Aols  24,  j. found  this  man  a  mover  of fiditioft 

g&Zty.tiond. 
G<i/.j.20.wrath>ftnfe,  feddions.hzxefKS 

Mark  i3.22.fhal!ihew  fignes  and  wonders  to  fed. 

1  fohn  2,i6.written  to  you  concern,  them  that/e. 
Kra.2.20.apropheteffe,  to  teach  &  to  fed. my  ferv. 

2  Kjn.z  i.g.Mmafiih Jedttced  them  to  doe  more 
if  a.  19-13  .they  have  alfo  f educed  Egypt 

E^k' i  i  •  i°.they  havefeditced  my  people,faying 

2  Tim.}.  1 3  .evil  men, and  feducers  (hall  wax  worfe 

&>it}iicetl), 
Pro,  1 2. z6.  but  the  way  of  the  wicked  feduc.  them 

^>eot!C(rig. 
1  Tim.\.\.  giving  heed  to  feducing  fpirits 

Gen.z.ty.tofce  what  Adam  would  call  them 
8  .S.tojee  whether  the  waters  were  abated 
1 1. j. Lord  cainedown  to  fee  the  city 
1 2. 1 2.when  the  Egyptians  (hill  fee  thee 
18.2 1  .fee  whether  they  have  done  altogether 
ig.zi.fee,l  have  accepted  thee  concerning 
27.27.(ee,the  fmell  of  my  fon  is  as  the  fmell 
3 1.5.I  fee  your  fathers  countenance  is  not  tow 
1  i.fee  all  the  rams  which  leap  upon  the 
$o.fee,God  is  witneffe  betwixt  me  and  thee 

3  2.20.  and  afterward  I  will  fee  his  face 
3  4. 1. Dinah  went  out  to  fee 
37. 14. /k  whether  itbe  well  with  thy  brethren! 
39.14,/Wie  hath  brought  in  an  Hebrew 
4 1.41/ecJ  have  fet  thee  over  all  the  land  of  E. 
42.9.  to/i£  the  nakedneffe  of  the  land  you  ate 

Verfe  12, 
44. 23. you  fhall/ee  my  face  no  more 

34.  peradventure  I  fee  rhe  evill  that 
4J.1 2.your  eyes  fee,  and  the  eyes  of  my  brother 
zq.fte  that  ye  fall  not  out  by  the  way 
28. 1  will  goe  and  fee  him  before  I  die 
48. 1 1 .1  had  not  thought  to  fee  thy  face 

E*orf.i.i<S.and/fethemuponthe  ftooks 

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3.j.and/f£  this  great  fight,why  the  bufh 
.    4.turncd  afide  to/ee,God  called  unto  him 
4. 1 8 .  and  fee  whether  they  be  yet  al  ive 

zi.fee  that  thou  doe  all  thefe  wonders 
j.i?.did  fee  that  they  were  in  an  evill  cafe 
6\i.now  (haltthou/ee  what  I  will  doe  to  Phar. 
7.1. fee, I  have  made  thee  a  God  to  Pharaoh 
io.y.cannotbeableto  fee  the  earth 
z%.fee  my  face  no  more 
29.I  will/ee  thy  face  again  no  more 
iz.ij.whenl/ffihe  bloud,I  will  paffe  over 
1  3 .  1 7.  repent  w  hen  they  fee  war 
1 4. 1 1. fee  the  falvationof  the  Lord 
16.29  fee  ,for  the  Lord  hath  given  you  the  fab. 

3  a.that  they  miyfee  the  bread  wherewith 
zz.8.tofee  whether  he  Ime  put  his  hand  to 
23.7.  if  thou/eetheaffcof  him  that  hateththee 
3  l.z.fee,!  have  called  by  name  Bezaleel 
3  j .  j  2./ee,thou  fayeft  unto  me,  Bring  up 
2o.there  fhall  no  man/ee  me  and  live 
23. and  thou  (halt  fee  my  back-parts 
34.i0.mall/ce  the  work  of  the  Lord 
3  j'lo-fee  the  Lord  hath  oiled  by  name  Bezal. 
Lev.i  3-8.if  the  prieft  (eet  that  behold,  the  fcab 
io.and  the  prieft  (hail/eehimj  and  behold 

Verfe  17. 
1  f  the  prieft  fhall/ee  the  raw  flefh 
30.thtn  the  prieft  (hallyee  the  plague 
14.36.goe  into  it  to/ee  the  plague 
20.1 7.and/ee  her  nakednefle.and  (he  fee  his 
Num. 4. zo.  not  goe  in  to  fee  when  the  holy  things 
1 1. 23. thou  malt  fee  now  whether  my  word 
13.18.yee  theland  what  it  is 
14.23.any  of  them  that  provoked  me  to/ee  it 
22.41.  he  might  fee  the  utmoft  part  of  the  peo. 
23. 9. from  the  top  of  the  rockesl/ee  him 

1 3 .  thou  mayeft/ee  them  :  thou  fhalt/ee  but 
24. 1 7.I  fhall /ee  him,but  not  now 
27. 1 z.andfle  the  land  which  I  have  given 
3  2.8.from  Kadefh-Barnea  to  fee  thejand 
1 1  .to  fee  the  land  which  I  (ware  unto  Abra. 
D«tf.i.3f./eethatgood  land  which  I fware unto 
36\he  fhall/ee  it,and  to  him  will  I  give 
3.27 .and/ee  the  good  land  that  is  beyond  Jor. 

z8.to  inherit  the  land  which  thou  (nalt/ee 
1 8. 16.  neith.  let  me  fee  this  great  fire  any  more 
2  3. 1 4. that  he  fee  no  unclean  thing  in  thee 
28.10.  (halt  fee  that  thou  art  called  by  the  na. 
34.fight  of  thine  eyes,  which  thou  (halt  fee 
Verfe  67. 
68. thou  fhalt/ce  it  again  no  more 
25.4.  given  you  eyes  to  fee 

22.when  they fee  the  plagues  of  that  land 

30.1  <j.fcc  I  have  fet  before  thee  this  day  life 
32.20.I  will  fee  what  their  end  (hall  be 

39/eenow,thatI,even  I,  am  he 
5  2.yet  thou  (halt/cc  the  land  before  thee 
34-4.caufed  thee  to  fee  it  with  thine  eyes 
fofh.6.z.fccy  I  have  given  into  thine  hand  Jerufal. 
8 . 8  fee,  I  have  commanded  you 
2i.  io.a  great  altar  to  fee  to 
Judg.g-n  fee  there  come  people  down  by  the 
,    1 4.8.  he  turned  afide  to  fee  the  carkafle  of 
i6.$.andfee  wherein  hij  great  ftrength  lieth 

21.2  i./ee,  and  behold,  if  the  daughter  ofShil. 
1  Sam.z.i  z. thou  (halt/ee  an  enemy  in  my  habita. 

6.9-fee  if  it  goeth  by  the  way  of  the 

13.  theyrejoycedto/eeit 
1  o.z\.feeyt  him  whom  the  Lord  hath  chofen 
1 2. 1 6.ftand  and  fee  this  great  thing  which 

1 7, fee  that  your  wickednefle  is  great 
14.17.and/ee  who  is  gone  from  us 

z$.fee,  I  pray  you,how  mine  eyes  have  been 

3  8  fee  wherein  this  fin  hath  been 
1j.3y.no  more  to/ee  Saul  untill  the  day 
17.28.that  thou  mighteft/ftf  the  battell 
io.3.andwhatI/ee3thatI  will  tell  thee 

1  5. lent  the  meffengers  again  to/ee  David 
20.29.and  let  me  fee  my  brethren 
21.14.  you  fee  the  man  is  mad 
23.22./?^  his  place  where  his  haunt  is 

zi.fee,  and  take  knowledge  of  all  the  lurk. 
24.1  i.fee,yea,fee  the  skirt  of  thy  robe  in  mine 
fee  that  there  is  neither  evill  nor  tran. 

1  5.  and  fee,  and  plead  my  caufe 
iy.3  S./ee,I  have  hearkened  unto  thy  voice 


26.16.now/eewhere  the  kings  fpeare  is 
2  Saw.  3. 1 3  .thou  (halt  not  fee  my  face,except 
j.z.fce  now,I  dwell  in  an  houfe  of  cedar 
1 3. y.when  thy  father cometh  toyeethee,fay 

that  I  mayyecit,andeatit  at  her  hand 

6.  when  the  king  was  come  to/ee  him,  Am. 
14.30  fee  Joabs  field  is  neer  mine 

3  a.now  therefore,  let  me  fee  the  kings  face 
1 5 .3/ce  thy  matters  are  good  and  right 

28/ee,  I  will  tarry  in  the  plaine  of  the  wild. 
24. 3.eyes  of  my  lord  the  king  may  fee  it 

i3./ee  what  anfwer  I  fliall  returne  to  him 

1  Ki»-9- l  J«t°  fee  the  cities  which  Solomon  had 
l  z,  1 6.  now  fee  to  thine  houfe,  David 

1  Cbron.  10.  16. 
I7.i?-Elijah  faid,  See,thy  fon  liveth 
20.7./eehow  this  man  feeketh  mifchiefe 

22. mark and/ee  what  thou  doeft 
22 .2  j.  thou  (halt  fee  in  that  day  when  thou 

2  Cbron.  1 8. 24. 

2  'Kjn  2.io.ifthou  fee  when  I  am  taken  from 
3.14-look  toward  thee,noryee  thee 
j.j.fce  how  he  feeketh  a  quarrell 
6.  i7.open  his  eyes,that  he  may  fee 

20.of  thele  men,that  they  may  fee 
3  2.  fee  how  this  fon  of  a  murtherer  hath  fent 
7.2.  thou  (halt  .fee  it  with  thine  eyes    Ver.19. 
1 3  .and  let  us  fend  and  fee 
14.  faying,  Goe  and  fee 
8.29.went  down  to/ee  Joram,  becaufe  he 

2  Cbron.  Z2.6. 
9. 1 6. was  come  down  toyee  Joram 
1 7.  and  faid,  I  fee  a  company 
34.goe,/ee  now  this  cur(ed  woman 
10.  i6.come  with  me,andyee  my  zeale  for 
i9.i6\open,Lord,tbine  eyes  ,and/ee :  &  heare 
23.17.  what  title  is  that  that  iyee 
2  Chron.18.1 6.1  did  fee  all  Ifrael  fcattered  upon 
20. 17/ee  the  falvation  of  the  Lord  with  you 
24.7.  and  fee  that  ye  haften  the  matter 
2f.17.let  us  fee  one  another  in  the  f^ce 
E^ra  4. 14.  for  us  toyee  the  kings  difhonour 
Ncb.4.1 1.  they  (hall  not  know,  neitbtr/cc,till  we 

9.9.didft/ee  the  affliction  of  our  fathers  in 
Eftbcr  3.4.  to  fee  whether  Mordecai  his  matters 
y.i3./ceMordecaithe  Jew  fitting  at  the 
8. 6. endure  to/ee  the  evjll  that  (hall 

to/ee  the  de  ftru&ion  of  my  kindred 
fob  3.9.neithcrlet  it/eethe  dawning  of  the  day 
7.7.  mine  eye  (hall  no  more  fee  good 

8.they  (hall  fee  me  no  more 
9.1 1.  and  J  fee  him  not 

*  j  -they  flee  aw  ay, they  fee  no  good 
10. 1 5.therefore3/ee  thou  mine  affliction 
1 7. 1  ? .as  fot  my  hope,who  fhall/ee  it 
19.26.yet  in  my  fle(h  will  I  yec  God 

27. whom  I  (hallyee  for  my  fclfe 
20.9.  eye  which  faw  him  fhall/ee  him  no  more 
2 1. 20. his  eyes  (hall/ee  hisdefrru&ion 
22.1 9. the  righteous  fee  it,and  are  glad 

2  3. 9. that  I  cannot  fee  him 
24.  i  .do  they  that  know  him  not,/echis  dayes 

i  f .  no  eye  fhall/ee  me 
28 .  27«then  did  he  fee  it,  and  declare  it 

3  1.4.  doth  not  he  fee  my  wayes 
3  3. 26".he  fhall/ee  his  face  with  joy 

28,his  life  fhall/ee  the  light 
3  y.?  .look  unto  the  heavens,and/ee 
36.2$.everymanmay/ceit  . 
Pfal.10.11.  he  will  never  fee  it 

14.2.  toyee  if  there  were  any  that  did  good 

Pful.  ?3.2. 
1 6. 1  o.thine  holy  One  to/ee  corruption 
22.7.all  they  that/ee  me,laugh  me  to  fcorne 
27.1 3.beleeved  toyee  the  goodnelTe  of  the  Lo. 
3 1. 1  i.they  that  did  fee  me  without,  fled  from 
34.8.O  tafte,and/ee,that  the  Lord  is  good 

1 2.  that  he  may  fee  good 
3  6.9. in  thy  light,fhall  vie  fee  light 
37.34.  wicked  are  cue  off,  thou  fhalt/cc 
40.3. many  fhall/ee  it,and  feare 
41 .6\if  he  come  to  fee  me,  he  fpeaketh  vanity 
49.19.  they  fhall  never  fee  light 
j  2.6. the  righteous  alfo  fhall/ee  and  feare 
59.1  o.God  fhall  let  meyee  my  defire  upon 
6$.z.tofee  thy  power  and  thy  glory 


64.  $ .  they  fay,  Who  fhall  fee  them 

8.all  that/ee  them  fhall  flee  away 
66. 5. come  and  fee  the  works  of  God 
69, 3  2.t!ie  humble  [hallyee  this,and  be  glad 
8  6. 17. they  which  hate  me  mayyeeit 
9t.8.and/ee  the  reward  of  the  wicked 
92. 1 1. mine  eye  fhall  fee  my  defire  on  mine 
97.6\and  all  the  people  fee  his  glory 
106.  j.  that  I  may  fee  the  good  of  thy  chofen 
I07.24.thefe/e?  the  workts  of  rhe  Lord 

42.the  righteous  (hall  fee  ir,and  re  Joyce 
112,8.  untill  hcyec  his  defire  upon  his  enemies 

io.wickedftiiliyce  it,and  begrieved 
1 1 8.7./ee  my  defire  upon  tham  that  hate  me 
119  74.wi!l  be  glad  when  they  fee  me 
128.  j. thou  (halt/ec  the  good  of  Jerufalem 

6.yea,thou  fbalc/fe  thy  thildrens  children 
139.16.  thine  eyes  didyeemy  fubftance 
24/ee  if  there  be  any  wicked  way  in  me 
Pro.  24. 1 8.  left  the  Lord  fee  K,and  it  difpleafe 

29.16.  the  righteous  fhall/ee  their  fall 
Ecclcf.  f.  io./ee  this  is  new,  it  hath  been 
2. 3. till  I  might/ee  what  was  good  for  the 
3.  t8.might/ee,  that  they  themfelves  are  beafts 

22.  to/ee  what  fhall  be  after  him 
7.1 1. profit  to  them  that/ee  the  fun 
8. 1 6.to  fee  the  bufineffe  that  was  done 
Ca.nt.z.iAf.  let  me  fee  thy  countenance 

6.1 1.  garden  of  nuts  toyee  the  fruits  of 
to/ee  wh.ther  the  vine  flourifhed 

7.12.  let  usyec  ifche  vine  Aourifh 
ifa.  j.  19. haften  his  work  that  wemayyeeit 

6.10.  left  they  fee  with  tiieir  eyes 
i3.i.whfchIlaiahfon  of  Amos  did  fee 
14.  i6.they  that yec  thee  (hall  narrowly  looke 
26.1  i.they  fhall/ee, and  be  afoamed  for 
29. 1  S.the^eyes  of  the  blind  fhall/ee  out  of 
30. 20. but  thineeyes  fhall/ee  thy  teachers 
3  2.3-the  eyes  of  them  that/ee  (hall  riot  be 
3  3. 1 7. thine  eyes  fhal  fee  the  king  in  his  beauty 
20.thine  eyes  fhall/ef  Jerufalem  a  quiet  hab. 

3  ?  .2.they  (hallyee  the  glory  of  the  Lord 
37.17.oper  thine  eyes,0  Lord,and/ee,&  hear 
40.  e. all  fl-(h  fhall/ee  it  together 

4  i.zo. that  they  may/ee,and  heare,  and 
48. 6. thou  haft  heard,/ef  all  this,and 
49.7. kings  fhall/ee,  and  arife 
J2.8.they(hall/eeeye  to  eye.when  the  Lord 

io.fhall  fee  the  falvation  of  our  God 
1  j. not  been  told  thermfhall  they  fee 
f  3. 2.  when  we  fhall /eehim,there  is  no  beauty 
10.  he  fhaliyee  his  feed 
1 1. he  fhall  fee  of  the  travell  of  his  foule 
6o.4.eyes  round  about,  and  fee  :  all  they  gather 

f  .then  thou  lhalt/ee,and  flow  together 
6i.9.all  that/ee  them,fhall  acknowledge  them 
6z.z. the  Gentiles  fhall  fee  thy  righteoufnefTe 
64.9.behold,fee,we  befeech  thee,weareall 
66.  i8.they  fliall  come  and  fee  my  glory 
/e/.i.io./ee,I  have  this  day  fet  thee  over  the 
1  i.I  fee  a  rod  of  an  almond-tree 
1 3. 1  faid,T/ee  afeethingpot 
2.io.and/ee,and  fend  unto  Kedar 

fee  if  there  be  fuch  a  thing 
19,  and  fee  that  it  is  an  evill  thing 
23/ee  Jiy  way  in  the  valley 
3.2.  and  fee  whete  thou  haft  not  bin  lien  with 
4.2 1. how  long  fhall  I  fee  the  ftandard 
5. 1. 3nd yec  now,and  know,and  feek  in  the 
6.i6.fee,and  ask  for  the  old  paths 
7.1 2.andyee  what  I  did  to  it 
1 1 .  20.  let  me  fee  thy  vengeance  upon  them 

Chap.  zo.  1 2. 
20. 1  S.tofcc  labour  and  forrow 
22.10.nor/eehisnativecot1ntrey 

1 2.and  (hallyee  this  land  no  more 
10.6  fee  whether  a  man  doth  travel!  with  child 
doe  iyee  every  man  with  his  hands  on 
yi.6i.fhalt/ee,and  read  all  thefe  words 
Lam.  1 . 1 1  ./ee,0  Lord,and  con(ider,for  I  am 

1 2./ec  if  there  be  any  forrow  like  unto 
£^.8.6. thou  (halt yec  greater  abominations 

Chap.  13-1  *•' 
1 3.9.  tbatyef  vanity,  3nd  divine  lies 

i6.whicbyeevifions  of  peace  for  her 
16.37.that  they  may  fee  all  thy  nakedneffe 


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20  48. (lull Zee  that  I  the  Lord  have  kindled 
2 1.19.  whiles  they  fee  vanity  unto  thee 
3  z. 3  1 .  Pharaoh  fliall  fee  them,and  fiiall  be 
j  j.6.ifthe  watch-man  fee  the  fword  come 
3  9.1 1.  heathen  (hall/ee  my  judgement  that  I 
Dm.  1. 10.  why  mould  he  fee  your  faces  worfe  lik. 

$.i<;.\oe,lfee  four  men  loofe 
Joel  2.28. your  young  men  (hall/ee  vifions 
Amos  (S.i.paffe  ye  unto  Calneh,and/ee 
fonah  4.  j. might  fee  what  would  become  of 
Micab  6.9.man  of  wifdome  (hall  fee  thy  name 
7.  io.(he  that  is  mine  enemy  (ha.ll  fee  it 
i6.the  nations  (hall/ee ,and  be  confounded 
HAi.i.which  Habbakuk  the  prophet  did  fee 
2.  1  .watch  to/ee  wh  ,t  he  will  fay  unto  me 
Zccb.z.z.to  fee  what  is  the  breadth  thereof 
4. 1  o.  {hall  fee  the  plummet  in  the  hand  of 
5.1.1  anfwered,I  fee  a  flying  roll 

j./fe  what  is  this  that  goeth  forth 
9.y.  Aflikelon  (hall/ee  it,Gaza  alfo  malice  it 
io.7.yea,their  children  (hall/ee  it,  and  be  glad 
Mai. i.f.youreyes ftiall/ee,and  ye  (hall fay 
.M<tf.5.8.for  they  (hall/ee  God 

i6.that  they  may  fee  your  good  workes 
7.y.then  (halt  thou/ee  cleerly  to  caft  out 

L/^6,41. 
8. 4.  Zee  thou  tell  no  man 
9.  jo.  fee  that  no  man  know  it 
1 1. 4.thofe  things  which  ye  doe  heare  and  fee 

7.  to  fee  ?  A  reed  (haken  with  the  wind 

Lu^e  7.  24. 

8.  what  went  ye  out  for  to/ee  ?  A  man 

Luke  7.  15. 
9-what  went  ye  out  for  to  fee  ?  A  prophet 
Lu\e  7.  26. 
1  i.j8.we  would  fee  a  figne  from  thee 
13.14/eeing  ye  (hall/ee,and  fhal  not  perceive 
if.left  at  any  time  they  (hould /ee  with  their 
itf.bleffed  are  your  eyes,for  they  fee 
1 7 .to  fee  thofe  things  which  ye/ee,ind 
15  .3  i.when  they  faw  —  the  blind  to  fee 
16.28.till  they  fee  the  Son  of  man  coding 
ii.  1 1.  king  came  in  to/ee  the  guefts 
24. 6  fee  that  ye  be  not  troubled 

1  f  .when  ye  (hali/ee  the  abomination  of  def. 
30.they  fhall/ee  the  Son  of  man  coming  in 
Mark  1  3.  26. 
26.58.  fat  with  the  fervant  to/ee  the  end 
17. 4.  fee  thou  to  that 

24.  the  bloud  of  this  juft  perfon :  fee  ye  to  it 
Ma;\e  1 5-.  56. 
49.  Ietbe,let  us  fee  whether  Elias  will  come 
28.i.andthe  other  Mary  tofte  the  fepulchre 
6.co«ne  fee  the  place  where  the  Lord  lay 
icand  there  finll  thty/ie  mee 
Mark  i-M-fee  (bou  fay  nothing  to  atny  man 
4. 1  i.feeing  they  may  fee,  and  not  perceive 
5.1  $.tofee  what  it  was  that  was  do^.e 
r  y.  and/re  him  that  was  poflefied  with 
3 2.to  fee  her  that  had  done  this  th.ng 
6.j8.goeand/ee.  And  when  they  knew 
8.24.1/e?  men  as  trees3walking 
1  z .  1  ?  .bring  me  a  peny,that  I  may  fee  it 
i^.t.fee  what  manner  of  ftones  are  here 
15.j2.that  wemay/eeandbeleeve 
Lu^e  z.vsfee  this  thing  which  is  come  to  pifle 
56.aH  flefli  (hall/ee  the  falvation  of  God 
7.22.  how  that  the  blind  fee 
8.i6.they  which  enter  in  may  fee  the  light 

Chap.  11.  j  j. 
20.de(Tring  to  fee  thee 
j  5.wentout  to  fee  what  was  done 
9.9.  and  he  defired  to  fee  him 

27.till  they  fee  the  kingdome  of  God 
14.18.ImuA  needs  goe  and  fee,  it 
17.22.when  ye  fhall  defire  to  fee  one  of  the 

2  j  fee  here,or  fee  there  :  goe  not  afrer 
19.}. he  fought  to /ee  Jefus  whohewSB 

4.  into  a  fycamore  tree  to /ee  him 
20. 1  j  .reverence  him, ""hen  thty/ee  him 
2 1127.  then  they  (hall/ee  the  Son  of  man  com. 
2j.8.wasdeGrous  to  fee  him  of  a  long  feafon 
24>j9.handle  me,and  fee 
John  1  j  j  .upon  whom  thou  (halt  fee  the  fpirit  de. 
j9.tinto  them,Come  and  fee 
46.Philip  faith  unto  him.Come  and/e<? 
i 


50.thou  (halt/ee  greater  things  then  thefe 
4.29.eome,/cf  aman  whichtold  me  all 
6\i9.they/ee  Jefus  walking  onthefea 
7.}. may  fee  the  work  that  thou  doft 
8 . 5 1 .  he  (hall  never  fie  death 

56.father  Abraham  rejoyced  to  fee  my  day 
9. 1 5.and  I  waihed,  and  doe  fee 

19.  how  then  doth  he  now  fee 

2  5.whereas  I  was  blind  ..now  I  fee 

J9.they  which  fee  not,might/ee 
1 1 .  j  4.  Lord  come  and  fe e 

40.thou  (houldeft  fee  the  glory  of  God 
i2.9.that  he  might/ee  Lazarus  alfo 

2 1.  we  would  fee  Jefus 
16.22.but  I  villi  fee  you  againe,and  your  heart 
20.2  5.except  I  (hall  fee  in  his  hands  the  print 
Acts  2.i7.youryoung  men  (hall/ee  vifions 

27.  thine  holy  One  to  fee  corruption 

Chap.  1  j.  35. 

j  r. neither  did  his  flefli  fee  corruption 

j  j.which  ye  now  fee  and  heare 
7. 56.behold,T  fee  the  heavens  opened 
8.  j6\fee,here  is  water 

1 5.  j  6  and  fee  how  they  doe 
1 9. 2 1 . 1  muft  alfo/ee  Rome 
20.2  5.  (hall /ee  my  face  no  more 

j  8.that  they  (hould  fee  his  face  no  more 
22.14.and/ee  that  juft  One 
2  j .  2  2.  fee  thou  tell  no  man 
28.20.to/eeyou,  and  to  fpeak  with  you 

26.feeing  ye  (hall/ee,  and  not  perceive 

27.1eft  they  (hould  fee  with  their  eyes 
Rom.  1. 1 1.  for  I  long  to  fee  you 

7. 23. 1/ee another  law  in  my  members 
1 5.2  i.was  not  fpoken  of,they  (hall  fee 

24.  for  I  truft  to  fee  you  in  my  journey 

1  Co*\8.io.if  any  man/ee  thee  which  haft  knowl. 

16.  lo.fee  that  he  may  be  with  you  without 

2  Cor. $.7 -fee  that  ye  abound  in  this  grace 
Gal.  1. 1 7.  up  to  Jerufalem  to  fee  Peter 
Ephef.  j  .9.to  make  all  men  fee  what  is  the 

5. 1 5 .  fee  then  that  ye  walk  circumfpecth/ 

j  j  .fee  that  (he  reverence  her  husband 

Pfe/.i.27.tbat  whether  I  come  and  fee  you 

2. 2  3. fee  how  it  will  goe  with  him 
1  Thef.1.17.  to  fee  your  face  with  great  defire 
I      j,6.  alwayes,de(iring  greatly  to  fee  us 

as  we  alfo  to  fee  you 
.   5.1 5-/ee  that  none  render  evill  forevill 
1  Tim.6.i6.no  man  hath  feen„nor  can  fee 
z  Tim.  ^.greatly  defiring  to  fee  thee 
Heb.8.y.  for  fee,  faith  he,  that  thou  make 

i2.i4.without  which  no  man  dial /ee  the  Lord 

2 f  ./ee  that  ye  refufe  not  him  that  fpeaketh 
i3.23.come(nortly,I  will/eeyou 
1  Pet.i.iz.fee  that  ye  love  one  another 

3.io.he  that  would  fee  good  dayes,let  him  refr. 
1  John  5. 16. if  any  man/ee  his  brother  fin  a  fin 
3  John  1 4.I  truft,  I  (hall  (hortly/ee  thee 
Rcv.1.7 .md  every  eye  (hall/ee  him 

1 2.I  turned  to  fee  the  voice  that  fpake 
3.18.  that  thou  mayeft/ee 
6. 1 .  faying,  Come,  and  fee 

3 .  the  fecond  beaft  fay,  Come  and  fee 

Ver.  J,  7. 
6.and/ee  thou  hurt  not  the  oyle,and 
9.2o.which  neither  can  fee  nor  heare 
1  i.9.(hall/ee  their  dead  bodies  three  dayes,and 
16. 1 5.  and  they  fee  his  (hame 
1 8.7  .and  (hall  /ee  no  forrow 

9. (hall/ee  the  fmoak  of  her  burning 
19.  iche  faid  unto  me, See  thou  doe  it  not 

Chap.  22. 9. 
22.4.  and  they  (hall/ee  his  face 
S>ec  joyned  with  .Nat. 
Gra.21.16.let  rne  not  fee  the  death  of  the 

27.1  .Ifa.  eyes  were  dim,fo  that  he  could  not  fee 
4  3 . 3  .ye  (hall  not  fee  my  face,  except  your 

Verfe  5. 
44.26.we  may  not  fee  the  mans  face,  except 
48.  io.fo  that  he  Could  not/ee,and  he 
Exod.j  3.2o.thou  canft  not  fee  my  face 
Num.w.i  5.let  menot/ee  my  wretchedneffe 
14.13  .furely  they  (hall  not  fee  the  land 
23.13.  and  thall  not/eethem  all 
0e«f.22.i.thou  (halt  not  fee  thy  brothers  ox,or 

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4.  not/ee  thy  brothers  afle,or  ox  fall 

1  Sam.i.z.to  wax  dim,  that  he  could  not/ee 
Chap.  4, 15. 

2  Saw. 3. 1 3. thou  (halt  not /eemy  face,except 
14.24.and  let  him  not/ee  my  face 

1  iC^i44»but  Ahijah  could  not/ee 

2  Kjri.  3.17.  ye  fhall  not/ee  the  w  ind 
22.20.thineeyes  (hall  not  fee  all  the  evil! 

Job  20.17.he  (hall  not/ee  the  rivers 

21.1 1. or  darknefle  that  thou  canft  not/ee 
34.32.that  whichl/ee not,  teach  thou  me 
35.14  .although  thou  fayeft,  thou  (halt  not  'fee 
37-2i.nowmen/ee  not  the  bright  light 

Tfal.tf.q.  and  not  /ee  corruption 
58. 8. that  they  may  not/ee  the  fun 
69.2  3  -be  darkened,that  they/ee  not 
74.9.  we /ee  not  our  fignes 
89.48.  and  (hall  not  fee  death 
94<7.yet  they  fay.The  Lord  (hall  not  fee 

^.formed  the  eye,  (hall  he  not  fee 
ii  f  .5.  eyes  have  they,  but  they  fee  not 

Ua.z6. 1 1. hand  is  lifted  up,  they  will  not  fee 
30.io.which  fay  to  the  (eers,Sce  not 
3  3.i9.thou  (halt  not/ee  a  fierce  people 
38.1  i.I  faid,  I  (hall  not/ee  the  Lord 
44-9-they  fee  not,  nor  know  that  they  may 
1 8. (hut  their  eyes  that  they  cannot  fee 
7er.y.2i.which  have  eyes,  and  fee  not 
1 2.4-he  (hall  not/ee  out  laft  end 
1 4. 1 3  .ye  (hall  not  fee  the  fword 
17.6.  (hall  not/ee  when  goodcometh 

8.(hall  not/ee  when  heatcometh 
23.24.thatI(hallnot/eehim/aith  the  Lord 
E-tek- l  *•*  -which  have  eyes  to  fee,and  fee  not 
6.  that  thou/ee  not  the  ground 
1 2.that  he  fee  not  the  ground  with  his 
1 3. yet  fliall  he  not/ee  it 
Dan.  5 . 2  j  .which  fee  not,  nor  hear,  nor  know 
Zeph.  3. 1  y  .thou  ftialt  not/ee  evill  any  more 
Mat.  13.13  .becaufe  they  feeing,/ee  not 
23.3y.ye  fliall  not/ee  me  henceforth 

Lukeir-iv, 
24.2/ee  ye  not  all  thefc  things 
Mark  8.18  .having  eyes,/ee  ye  not 
Luke  2. 26 .not/ee  death  before  he  had  feen 
8.  io.that  feeing,  they  might  not  fee 
17.12.and  ye  (hall  not  fee  it 
John  3«3.he  cannot  fee  the  kingdome  of  God 
36.fhall  not/ee  life,but  the  wrath  of 
9-39.that  they  which /eenot.might  fee 
1 2.40.that  they  (hould  not/ee  with  their  eyes 
16.16.yet  a  little  while,and  ye  (hall  not/ee  me 
Chap.  17. 19. 
1 8 .  26.  did  not  I  fee  thee  in  the  garden  wth  him 
Atlszz.i  1.  when  I  could  not/ee  the  glory 
Rew.8.25.  if  wehope  for  that  we/eenoc 
1  i.8.eyes  that  they  (hould  not  fee 
io.that  they  may  not/ee 

1  Cor. 16.7.I  will  not/ee  you  now  by  the  way 
He6.2.8.  but  now  we/eenot  yet  all  things  put 

1 1.5.  that  he  (hould  not  fee  death 
iPeM.  8  .though  now  ye  fee  him  not 

2  Pet.  i.p.and  cannot  fee  afar  off 
We  §&tz, 

GeB.37.20.we  fliall  fee  what  will  become  ofhis 
Pfal.y^.g.vtifee  not  our  fignes 
/ei-.5.ii.neither  fliall  vie  fee  fword  or  famine 

4i.i4.there  wefhall/eeno  war 
John  6.  jo.  that  we  may  fee  and  beleeve  thee 

9.4 1. now  ye  fay,We/ee,thereforeyour 
R«».8.i5.if  we  hope  for  that  we  fee  not 
j  1  Cor- 1 3 . 1  l.fbr  now  we  fee  thorow  a  glafle 
1  Tfe/.j.io.thatwe  might/ee  your  face 
He£.i.9-butwe/ee  Jefus  who  was  made 
3.19/0  we  fee  that  they  could  not  enter  in 

1  John  3 .2.for  we  fliall  fee  him  as  he  is 

Te  5>ee,  or  &zeye. 
fiwrf.i4.13.ye  fliall/eethem  again  no  more' 

i6-7.then  ye  fliall  fee  the  glory  of  the  Lord 
Joflj-i-i-vihen  ye  fee  the  ark  of  the  covenant 

2  Cbro  29.8.to  hifling,as  ye  fee  with  your  eyes 
3  0.7.  gave  them  up  to  defolation  as  ye  fee 

Neh.z.n-yefee  the  diftreflethat  we  are  in 

Job 6. zi.ye fee  my  calling downe 

Cant,6. 1 3  .what  will  ye  fee  in  the  Shulamite 

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lfa.6.<),fee  ye  indeed,but  perceive  not 
i&.$-fee  ye  when  he  lifteth  up  an  enfigne 
4*.  1 8. look  ye  blind3that  ye  may /a? 
66.14.when  ye  fee  this,your  heart  (hall  rejoyce 
?er.i.$i.fie  yc  the  word  of  the  Lord 

42.  i8.ye  (hall/ee  this  place  no  more 
£^£.1  j.  2  3. ye  (hall  fee  no  more  vanity 
l^.zz.yefhallfee  their  way.and  their 
2  j.  com  fort  you  when  yc  fee  their  wayes 
Dtf«.2.8.becaufeye./fC  the  thing  is  gone  from 
Mat.  1  j .  1 7 .to fee  thofe  things  which  ye  fee 
zq.z.fee  ye  not  all  thefe  things 

33.whenye(hall/fealltbefe  things 
26.64.hereah.er  (hall  ye  fee  the  Son  of  man  fit. 
Mar\e  14.62. 
28.7.  there  fhall  yc/ee  him :  lo,  I  have  told  you 
Mark  16.7. 
Mark  13. 14. when  ye  fhall/2e  the  abomination 

2p.when  ye  (hall  fee  thefe  things  come 
Lh\c  10, 2j.which  fee  the  things  which  ye  fee 
24.to  fee  thofe  things  which  ye  fee 
1 2.  5  4«when  ye  fee  a  cloud  rife  out  of  the  weft 

5  5. when  ye  fee  the  fouth-wind  blow>  ye 
13.28.when  ye  Chill  fee  Abraham,Ifaac,&  Jac. 
21.20.when  ye  (hsll  fee  Jerufalem  compaffed 
30. ye  fee, and  know  of  your  felves  that 
3 1. when  ye  fee  thefe  things  come  to  paffe 
24.30.  as  ye,  fee  me  have 
John  1. 5 1. hereafter  ye  (hall  fee  heaven  open 
4.48.except  ye  fee  (ignes  and  wonders,ye 
6.6  2. what  and  if  ye  (hall/ef  the  Son  of  man 
14. 19.  but  ye  fee  me 
16.10.  and  ye  fee  me  no  more 

i6.a little  while,and  ye(hall/cr  me 

Chap.  1 7. 15.. 
Acts  3. 1  6.  whom  ye  fee  and  know 
19.26.ye/feandheare  that  not  alone 
2  y.  m.yefee  this  man  about  whom  all  the 
1  Cor.  r ,  26. for  ye/ec  your  calling  brethren 
Gal.6. 1  i.yefce  how  large  a  letter  I  have 
PbiLz.zS.  that  when  ye/ef  him  again, ye  may 
Hcb.  io.z  y  .as  ye  /ec  the  day  approaching 
Jam.z. z^.ye  fee  then,  how  that  by  workes 
1  P#.  1. 8. though  now  yc/«e  him  not 

Gcn.i.  1  i.eaith  bring  forth  graffe,che  herb  yeel./ff. 
whofe/wrf  is  in  it  felf  upon  the  earth 
1 2. the  herb  yeddingfeed after  his  kind 

the  tree  whofe /col  was  inir  felf 
29.  given  you  every  herb  bearing/rcaf 

and  every  tree  yeelding/ccd 
47.19.  giveus/k'ijtnat  we  may  live  &  not  die 
23<loe,  hvi.hfeed  Eoryou 
24.fourth  part  (hall  be  your  own  for  feed 
Exod.  1 6. 3 1 .  it  was  like  coriander/c cd 
Lev.  1 1.37.  fall  upon  any  fow ing/m/ which  is 
3  8  .if  any  waterhe  put  on  the  feed 
19.  i9.not  fow  thy  field  with  mingled/lei 
26. 1 S.ye  (hall  fow  your  feed  in  vain 
27.16.  (hall  be  according  to  thefeed  thereof 

an  homer  of  barley /mi  lhal)  beval. 
30.whether  of  thefecdof the  land,  r ;r 
Num.  1 1 .7. the  manna  was  as  coriander  ft  cd 

20.5.itis  no  place of  feed 
Dent.  1 1. 10. where  thou  fowedft  thyfeee I 
i4..j2.truly  tithe  all  the  increafeof t  hy  feed 
22.9.1cft  the  fruit  of  thefeed  which  t  hou 
18. 3  8. carry  much  feed  out  into  the  field 
1  Sam.% .  1 5 .  he  will  take  the  tenth  of  yowtfeed 
1  Kin.18.3z.  would  contain  two  meaifares  oifced 
Job  39.i2.thathe  will  bring  home  thy feed 
Pfal.  r  26.6.bearing  precious  feed,  (hail  doubtfeffe 
Ecckf.i  i.6.inthe  morning  fow  thy  feed 
lfa.^.io.fccdofm  homer  (hall  yeeld  one 
17.1  i.makethy/cerftoflourifh 
23.3^  great  waters  thefecdof Sihor 
5  5;.  10. that  it  may  givefeedto  the  fower 
Jer.i  y. 7. nor  fow  feed,  nor  plant  vineyard 

9.  neither  have  we  field,  nor  feed 
E^\  1 7 .  y.he  took  alfo  of  thefeed  of  the  land 
Joel  1-iT.thefeed  is  rotten  under  their  clods 
Amos  9.13.  treader  ofgra.overta.him  that  fow.  fc. 
Hag.z.  1 9.1s  thefeed  yet  in  the  barne 
Zee h.  8 . 1 z.t  he  feed  (hall  be  profperous 
Mal.z.i.hehold,!  will  corrupt  your  feed 
MaLt^.t^-which  receivethpedby  the  way  fide 


20.he  that  received  feed  into  (tony  places 
22.he  that  teceivedfeed among  the  thorns 
2  3  .he  that  received  fe.  into  the  good  ground 
i4.which  fow  ed good  fe  ed  in  his  field 
27.didft  not  thou  Con  good  feed 
37-he  that  foweth  thf:  good  feed,  is  the  Son 
38.good./"wrfare  the  children  of  the  kingdom 

Mar^  4«26.(hould  caft  feed  into  the  ground 
27.anffthe/a?i  (hould  fpting 

Luke  S.y.a  fower  weiitout  to  fow  his  feed 
1  i.tbe/^distheword  of  God 

1  Cor.  1  y.;;8.and  to  eve:cyfced  its  own  body 

2  0.9. 10. he  that  miniftreth/wrf  to  the  fower 

and  multiply  your  feed  fown 

1  Pet.  1. 2.3 .being  born  again  not  of  corruptib/eerf 

Lev. 1  y,i6.if  any  mms/ced  of  copulation  goe 

17.  wherein  is  the/mfofcopulation 

18  .fhall  lie  whhjccd  of  copulation 

3  2. .of  him  whofe./c^goeth  from  him 

22. 4. or  a  man  whofe/fffrfgoetll  from  him 

2  %in.2.5.zf.{ono{ Eli(ha,of  the /ccrf  royall 
[fer.ji.27.  with  the/eg^ofman,and  With  thefeed 

1  John  3-9.for  his/miremainetbin  him 

Gen.a.z y. appointed  me  another  feed 

7.3 .  to  keep  feed  alive  upon  all  the 

1  y.;j.to  me  thou  haft  given  no  feed 

19.3  2.  that  we  may  pteferve/fed  of  our 

Verfe  34. 

38„8  raife  up/ca/to  thy  brother 

9.0nankner,v  that  the /?fi  (hould  not  be 

fhould  give  feed  unto  his  brother 
Lcv.i  2.2. if  a  woman  have  conceived  feed 

21.21  .that  hath  a  blemifh  of  the  feed  of  Aaron 

22.4.  what  man  foever  of  thefecdof  Aaron 
Num.  y. 28.and  (hall  conceive  feed 

16.40.whkb  is  not  of  the  feed  of  Aaron 
Deut.  1.8  .to  give  it  to  their  feed  after  them 

4.37.  therefore  he  chofe  theitfeed  after  them 

10.  if. he  chofe  their  feed  after  them 

1  i.ji.to  give  it  unto  theitfeed 

3  i.Ji  1.  forgotten  out  ofthe  mouths  of  theitfeed 
Ruth  4.1  z.of  thefeed  which  the  Lord  (hall  give 
1  S'<««..2.2o.the  Lord  give  thee  the  feed  of  this 

24*  2  i.not  cut  off  my  feed  after  mee 

1  iOtt.n-14.he  was  ofthe  kings./W  in  Edom 

3  9.will  for  this  afflict  thefeed  of  David 

2  Kjv.i  i.i.anddeftroyedall  the /m/ royal] 


31.36.then  the  fed  oflfrael  lhallceafe 

37-caftoffall  lhe/miof  Ifrael 
J  3.22X0  will  I  multiply  thefeed  of  David 

26  .then  will  I  caft  away  thefeed  of  Jacob 
4i.i.Ilhmael  of  the  /adroyall  came  unto 
£^.i7-#i3.and  hath  taken  of  the  kings  feed 
2o.j.liftedupmine  hand  unto  thefeed 
43.1 9. that  be  of  t  he  feed  of  Zadok,which  app. 
44,21.take  maidens  of  the  feed  ofthe  houfe  of 
£«.i.3-of  the  kmgs/?«/,and  of  the  princes 
2.43.  mingle  themfelves  with  thefeed  of  men 
9. 1. of  the  feed  of  Mofes,  which  was  made 
Af«2.2.i5<that  he  might feek  a  godly/m? 
M  at. zz.  14.  and  raife  apfced  unto  hisbrother 

Mark  1 2. 1 9.  Luke  20.28. 
Mark  12.20.and  dying,left  no  feed 
2 1 .  neither  left  he  any  feed 
2  2.fevenhad  her,and  left  no  feed 
John  7.42.  that  Chrift  cometh  of  thefeedof.  Dav. 
Alls  i3.23.ofthismans/ecihath  God  raifed 
Rom.  1 . 3  .which  was  made  of  thefeed  of  David 
4.i6.promife  might  be  fure  to  all  thefeed 
9.8.  children  ofthe  promife  are  counted  for  fc. 
29.  except  the  Lord  of  fab.  had  left  uszfccd 
Gal. j.  1 9. till  thefeed  (hould  come  to  whom 
2  Tim.z.%.  that  Jefus  Chrift  is  of  thtfeed  ofDav. 
Heb.  1 1.  u.  received  ftrength  to  conceive  feed 
Rev.  1 2. 1 7.  to  make  war  with  the  rem.  of  hetfeei 
j&CCD  joyned  with  Abraham, 
See  JSbzaJjam. 
His  £>eeu. 
Gw.i7.19.with  Ifaac,and  hisfced after  him 
46. 6.  Jacob,  and  all  his  feed  with  him 

Verfe  7. 
48.1  g.his  feed  (hall  become  a  multitude 
£xod.28.43.aft.ituteunto  his  feed  after  him 

3  o.  2  i  .to  his  feed  throughout  their  generations 
Ifw.20.2.that  giveth  any  ot  bis  feed  to  Molech 
3. hath  given  of  h\sfeedto  Molech 
4.when  he  givsth  of  h\sfeednnx.o  Molech 
21. 1  j.  neither  (hall  he  profane  his/mfamong 
WaOT.14.24.and  his/krfihallpofTefleic 
2  4.7, his  feed  (hall  be  in  many  waters 
25.13.his/ffiafcerhim  (hall  haveit 
Jojh.z^.^.md  I  multiplied  hisfeed 
2  Sam.^.B.my  lord  the  king  thisday  of— hisfeed 

22.5 1. and  to  his  feed  for  evermore 
1  Kin.z.-}  3.  and  upon  the  head  of  his. fe  cd  for  ever 
upon  David,and  upon  his  feed  (hall 
Neh.c/.8. to  give  it,I  fay,to  hisfeed 


17.20.L0rd  rejected  all  thefeed  oflfrael 
1  Cbro.  1 6. 1 3 .0  ye  feed  of  Ifrael  his  fervants 
Erra  2.  59.  could  not  (hew  their  feed 

Nebem.7.61. 
9. 2. fo  that  the  holy  feedkzve  mingled 
Nch.y.z.  feed  of  Ifrael  fcparated  themfelves  from 
Eftb.  6. 1 3 .  if  Mordecai  be  ofthe  feed  ofthe  Jewes 
9. 27. took  upon  them,and  upon  their  feed 
28.memoriall  of  them  perifn  from  theitfeed 
3  i.and  for  their/eft/,  the  matters  of  the  faft. 
Job  2i.8.their/cfiiseftabli(hed  in  their  fight 
Pfal. 2 1. lO.their/cW from  among  the  children  of 
2  2.23-praife  him  all  ye  the  feed  of  Jacob 

fear  him  all  ye  the  feed  of  Ifrael 
30.a/eed(hall  ferve  him 
37.z8.fecd  ofthe  wicked  fhall  be  cut  off 
69.36/ferf of  hisfervants  (hall  inherit  it 
102.28.  their  feed  final  be  eftabliflied  before  thee 
106.27.to  overthrow  their  feed  among  the 
Pro.  1 1.2 1.  feed  ofthe  righteous  (hall  be  delivered 
ifa.  i.q.a  feed  of  evill  doers 

6. 1 3  .fo  the  holy  feed  (hall  be  the  fubftance 
14.zo.fecd  of  evill  doers  (hall  never  be 
4J.19.I  faid  unto  thefeed  of  Jacob,  Seek 

ay.  Lo.fhall  all  thefeed  oflfrael  be  juftified 
57.3.  thefeedof  the  adulterer,  and  the  whore 

4.are  ye  not  a  feed  of  falftiood 
61  .g.theit feed  (hal  be  known  among  the  Gen. 
thefeed  which  the  Lord  hath  bleffed 
65.9.1  will  bring  forth  zfeedont  of  Jacob 
23. they  are  thefeed  ofthe  blefled  ofthe  Lo. 
/ei^.ai.planted  thee  wholly  a  right  feed 
7. 1 5  -caft  out  even  the  whole  feed  of  Ephraim 
23.8.which  led  thefeed  ofthe  houfe  oflfrael 


2  Cfovra.22.10.    Efiher  10-?" and  (eeking Peace  ">?U  his^fi 


I  P/a/.i8.5o.(hevveth  mefcy  to  his/craffor ever 
25.1 3.his/fa/(hall  inherit  the  earth 
37.25.nor  his  feed  begging  bread 

26. and  hisfeed  is  bleffed 
89.29.his /m/  alfo  will  I  make  to  endure 

36.his/ttiihall  endure  for  ever 
ii2.i.(ws/m/(hallbemigbty  upon  earth 
I  fa.  5  3 .  10.  be  (hall  fee  his  feed 
Jer.zz.zS.a&  out,  he  and  hisfeed 

30.no  man  of  his  feed  (hall  profper 
29.32.andl  will  puniih hisfeed 
3  3 .  26.not  take  any  of  his  feed  to  be  rulers- 
36.3  i.I  will  punifh  him  and  hisfeed 
49. 10.  hisfeed  is  fpoiled 
Acls  7.5^'ive  it  to  his/ecrfafterhim 

6.  that  his  feed  fnould  fojourne  in  3  ftrange 
Thy  ^>ceO. 
Gen.-i, .  1 5.will  I  put  enmity  between  thy  feed,  ana 
1 2 . 7  .unto  thy  feed  w  ill  I  give  this  land 

Chap.  24.7. 
1 3. 1 5.I  will  giveit,and  to  thy  feed  fot  ever 
1 6. 1  will  make  thy  feed  as  the  duft  ofthe 
then  dial  1  thy./c«f  alfo  be  numbred 
i5.5.fofhailthy/m/be 

1 3^)31  thy  feed  (hall  be  a  ftranger 
1 8*fnto  thy  feed  have  I  given  this  land. 
16. 10. 1  will  multiply  tby  fi'd  exceedingly 
1 7 .7 .  a  covenant  between  me  and  thy  feed  after 
to  be  a  God  to  thee,and  to  thy /Rafter 
8.1  will  give  to  thee  and  thy  feed,the  land 
9.  thou  and  thy  feed  after  thee,in  their  gener. 
io.this  is  the  covenant  between  me  &  thy Je. 
12.  ftranger  which  is  not  of  thy  feed 
3.1.  1 2.  in  Ifaac  (hall  thy  feedbe  called 

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n.17. 1  will  multiply  thy  feed  as  the  ftarsof 
thy  feed  (hall  poffeffe  the  gate  of  his 
1 8.in  thy  feed  flial  al  the  nations  of  the  earth 
Gba.26.4.&  28.14. 
14.60.let  thy/eeipoffeffe  the  gate  of  rhofe  that 
26.  j.  unto  thy/?.  I  will  give  all  thefe  countries 
4. 1  will  make  thy  feedas  the  ftars  of  heaven 
24I  will  multiply  thy  feed  for  Abrah.  fake 
28.4.10  thee,and  to  thy  feed  with  thee 
1  j.to  thee  will  I  give  it,  and  to  thy  feed 

Chap.  35. 12. 
I4.thy/ffrfmall  be  as  the  duft  of  the  earth 
3  2. 1 2.1  will  make  thyfecdas  the  fand 
48.4.I  will  give  this  land  to  thy  feed 
1 1.  God  hath  (hewed  me  alfo  thy  feed 
Exod.  33.1  .faying3llnto  thy  feed  will  I  give  it 
Lev.  i8.2i.notlet  any  of  thy  feed  paffe  thorow 

21.17.  whofoever  he  be  of  thy  fe.  that  hath  any 
Num.  1 8 . 1 9.unto  thee>and  thy  feed  w  ith  thee 
Deat.28.46.for  a  figne  upon  thy  feediot  ever 
J9.and  the  plagues  of  thy  feed  wonderfull 
30.6.circumcife  the  heart  of  thy  feed 

ia.  both  thou  and  thy  feed  may  live 
34.4.I  will  give  it  unto  thy  feed 

1  Si«8.20.42.between  my  feed  &  thy  feed  for  ever 
a  Sam.7,11,1  will  fet  up  thy /eerf  after  thee 

1  Chron.i7.11. 

2  J#».  y.27.(hall  cleave  unto  thy  feed  for  ever 
fob  y.2jthat  thy  feed  (hall  be  great 
P/a/.  89.4.^ /eerf  (hall  be  eftabliihed  for  ever 
/^t.43.5.1  will  bring  thy  feed  from  the  eaft 

44.3.I  will  powre  my  fpirit  upon  thy  feed 
4%.19'thjfeed  hath  been  as  the  fand 
54.3.  thy  feed  (hall  inherit  the  Gentiles 
79.21. nor  out  of  the  mouth  of  thy  feed,not  out 
of  the  mouth  of  thy  (eedsfeed 
/er.30.io.and  thy  feed  from  the  land  of  their  cap. 
Chap.46.27. 
A£ts  i.zf.m  thy  feed  (hall  al  kindreds  of  the  earth 
£0/8.4.18.  fo  (hall  thy /kd  be 
Ga;.3.i6.and  to  thy  feed,  which  isChrift 
Heb.n.iS.thitin  Ifaacihall  thy  feed  be  called 

§StfSQztime. 

Ge».8.2  2.while  the  earth remamethj/eei-timej  & 

iSeeOjef. 

r»f«f.22.o.not  fow  thy  vineyard  with  divers  feeds 
Mat.  1  i.^Xotat  feeds  fell  by  the  way  fide 
3  2.  which  is  theleaft  of  all  feeds 

Mofyk  4.3  u 
Gal.%.i6.he  faith  not.And  tofeeds,asoi many 

.  feeing. 
Gen.i  y.i.what  wilt  thou  give  me  feeing  I  go  chil. 
i8.i8./e<OTgthat  Abraham  (hall  become  a  great 
22.1  i.feeing  thou  haft  not  with-held  thy  fon 
24.56.hindermenot,ye««5theLord  hath  pro. 
26.27.  wherefore  come  ye  to  mejeeing  ye  hate 
44.30  /m»g that  his  life  is  bound  up  in 
Exod.i  l.S.feeinghe  hath  dealt  deceitfully  with  her 

i^feeingye  were  ftrangers  in  the  land 
Lev.10.17  feeingit  ismoftholy 
Num.16,  ifeeing  all  the  congregation  are  holy 
J0fk.17.14.feeingl3.vn.  a  great  people 

zi.iZ.feeing  ye  rebell  to  day  againft  the  Lord 
fudg.  13.18  .feeing  it  is  fecret 

17.13  .feeing  I  have  a  Levite  to  my  prieft 
19.23  .feeing  that  this  man  is  come  into  mine 
21 .7 -feeing  we  have  fworneby  the  Lord 
t6.feeing  the  women  are  deftroyed  out  of 
Ruth  1.2 1  feeing  theLord  hath  teftified  againft  me 
i.iofeeingl  am  a  ftranger 

1  Saw.  1 6.  i.faitfg  I  have  rejected  him  from  reign. 

17.36.yemg  he  hath  defied  the  armies  of  the 
18.13. feeing  that  I  am  a  poore  man 
i^.6.feeing  he  is  the  Lords  anointed 
I1>i6.feeingthe  Lord  hath  witb-holdenthee 
i%.i6.feeingthe  Lord  is  departed  from  thee 

2  Saw.13.39  feeing  he  was  dead 

1  S.io.feeingl  goe  whither  I  may 
18.22/eekgthat  thou  haft  notydings  ready 
19. 1 1.  feeing  the  fpeech  of  all  Ifrael  is  come 
2  IQn.  io.2.  feeing  your  mafters  fons  are  with  you 
i  Chro.11.17.fe.  there  is  no  wrong  in  mine  hands 
2  Chro.  i.6. feeing  the  heaven,and  the  heaven  of 
Eya  9. 1 3  .fe.  that  thou  our  God  haft  pun.  us  leffe 
Neb.  1. 1  .feeing  thou  att  not  fick 


,  fob  1 4.  $  .feeing  his  dayes  are  determined 


19.28. feeing  the  root  of  the  matter  is  found 

ziiii.feeing  he  judgeth  thofe  that  are  high 
34./e«Bginyouranfwersthereremaineth 

24.  i.feeing  times  are  not  hid  from  theAlmighty 

1S.11.  feeing  it  is  hid  from  the  eyes  of  all  living 
PfaLnSfeeing  he  delighted  in  him 

5 0.17. feeing  thou  hateft  inftruftion 
Pro.i.i9.feeing  he  dwelleth  fecurely  by  thee 

i7.i6./e«'«ghehathno  hearttoit 
Ecclef.  2.1 6. feeing  that  which  now  is  in  the  dayes 

6. 11. feeing  there  be  many  things  that  increafe 
lfa.49.1  i.feeing  I  have  loft  my  children 
fer.i  1. 1  ^.feeing (he  hath  wrought  lewdneffe 

47.7.  feeing  the  Lord  hath  given  it  a  charge  aga. 
E^k..  i6.io.feeing  thou  doft  all  thefe  things 

17.18  .feeing  he  defpifed  the  oath 

2  14  feeing  then  that  I  will  cut  off  from  thee 
Dan.i.^.feeingthou  couldeft  reveale  this  fecret 
Ho/.4.6./eei7Zgthou  haft  forgotten  the  law  of  thy 
Lu\e  i.34./m»gl  know  not  a  man 

23.40. feeing  thou  art  in  the  fame  condemnation 
fobn  2.18.  feeing  that  thou  doft  thefe  things 

1 2. 1  ?  .fe.it  is  but  the  third  houre  of  the  day 
Ac~i.  ii.^6.butfeeing  you  put  it  from  you,&  judge 

17.24.  feeing  that  he  is  Lord  of  heaven  &  earth 

i^feeinghe  giveth  to  all  life 
19. 36. feeing  then  that  thefe  things  cannot  be 

24. 2  .feeing  that  by  thee  we  enjoy  great  quietnes 
Kom.1.10.  feeing  it  is  one  God  which  (hall  juftifie 
2  Cor.  3. 11. feeing  then  that  we  have  fuch  hope,  we 

4.1.  feeing  we  have  this  miniftry,as  wc  have 
1  i.iB.fecingthat  many  glory  after  the  flefli 
19.  feting  ye  your  felves  are  wife 
CoLi.y.feeing  that  ye  have  put  off  the  old  man 
1  The f. 1.6.  feeing  it  is  a  righteous  thing  with  God 
Heb.n. 6. feeing  therefore  itremaineth,that  fome 
14.  feeing  then  that  we  have  a  great  high  pri. 
%.ii.feeing  ye  are  dull  of  hearing 
6.6.feeing  they  crucifie  to  themfelvesthe  Son  of 
7.i$.feeinghe  ever  liveth  to  make  intercefllon 
S-q.feeing  that  there  are  priefts  that  offer 
1  i.i.feeing  we  alfo  are  compaffed  about  with 

1  Pet.i.zifeeingye  have  purified  your  foules 

2  Pet.$ .  1 1  .feeing  then  that  all  thefe  things  (hal  be 
14. feeing  that  ye  look  for  thefe  things 
17. feeing  ye  know  thefe  things  before 

<6>eetog. 

Ge».i 9. 1  .Lot  feeing  the  angels,rofe  up  to  meet 

28.8.Efau/e«»g  that  the  daugh.of  Can.pleafed 
Exod.4.1 1  .or  who  maketh  the  feeing,  or  the  blind 

22.10.  no  man  feeing  it 
Num.$<;.i$feeing  him  not,  and  call  it  upon  him 
1  %in.t.  48  .mine  eyes  even  feeing  it 

1 1.28.  Solomon  feeing  the  young  man  that  he 
Pmio.  1 2.the  hearing  ear,and  the  feeing  eye 
Ecclef.  1. 8. the  eye  is  not  fatisfied  with  feeing 
I/4.21.3.I  wasdifmayed  at  the feeingoi it 

3  3.1  j.ihutteth  his  eyes  from/eewgevill 

qi.zo.feeingmany  things.but  thou  perceiveft 
Eie.n.iS. feeing  vanity  ,and  divining  lies  to  them 
M at.  % .  1  .feeing  the  multitudes,he  went  up 

9.2.Jefus/eez«g  their  faith,faid  to  the  fick 

1 3. 1 3-becaufe  they  feeing  fee  not 
1  ^.feeing  ye  (hall  fee,and  not  perceive 
M it\  4. 1 2  .feeing  they  may  fee,  and  not  perceive 

1 1.1  %•  feeing  a  fig-tree  a  far  off,  having  leaves 
Luke  ?.  1  i.v/ho  feeing  Jefus  fell  on  his  face 

8.10.  that  feeing  they  might  not  fee 
fohn  9.7.and  walhed,and  came  feeing 

11.11. l?etet  feeing him,faith  to  Jefus 
Alis  2.3 1. hefeeingthis before, fpake of therefur. 

3.3.  who  feeing  Peter  and  John  about  to  goe 

7.i$.feeing  one  of  them  (uffer  wrong,  he  defen. 

8 .6  feeing  the  miracles  which  he  did 

9.7  .hearing  a  yoice,b\it  feeing  no  man 
1 3 . 1  i.not  feeing  the  fun  for  a  feafon 
16. 27. and  feeing  the  prifon  doores  open 
zfs.i6.feeing  ye  (hall  fee,and  not  perceive 

Heb.i  1.17. as  feeing  him  who  is  invifible 

1  Pet.i.B.  in  feeing  and  hearings  vexed  his  righte. 

Gen.17.16.  he  faid,I/ee£  my  brethren 

43.1 8. that  he  may  feek  occafion  againft  us 
Lev.  1 9. 3  i.neither/ee^  after  wizards 
Num.i6.io.zndfeek  ye  the  prieft-hood  alfo 

L  111 


24.  i.not  as  at  other  times  to  feek  for  incbamm- 
Deut.^.i^.xlthowfeek  him  with  all  thine  heart 
1 2 .  j.even  unto  his  habitation  (hal  1  ye  feek 
22.2.withthee,untill  thy  brothetfeek  after  it 

1  Saw.9.3.arife,goe/e^theaffes 

io.2.affes  thou  wenteft  to  feek  are  found 

14. he  faid,To/ee£  the  affes 
16. 16.  tofee\  out  a  man  who  is  a  cunningpla. 
23. 1  j.faw  that  Saul  was  come  to  feek  his  life 

2 y. Saul  alfo  and  his  men  went  to  feck  him 
24.2.took  30oo.chofen  men,&  went  to/e.Da. 
iS. 16.  and  they  that  feek  evill  to  my  lord  be  as 

29.yet  a  man  is  rifen  tofeefy  thy  foule 
26.2.to/k(>  David  in  the  wildernefleof  Ziph 

20.kingoflfraeliscomeouc  tofeel(  a&ez  . 
27.  i.Saul  lhall  defpaire  of  me  to  fct\  me  any 
iS.7.feeli  me  a  woman  that  hath  a  famil.  fpirit 

2  ■Stf»*.f.i7.allthePhiliftinescameupto/£.  Da. 
1 2</8.2.40.went  to  Gath  to  Achifh  to/e.his  ferv. 

1 8.1  o.no  nation  that  my  lo.hath  not  fent  tofe. 
19.10.and  theyfee^  my  life  to  take  itaway 

Verfe  14. 
2  %in.i.i6.\et  them  goe  and  fee\  thy  matter 
6.19.I  wil  bring  ye  to  the  man  whom  yefee\ 

1  C/w.4.39. ,'to  fee\  pafture  for  their  flockes 

14.8.  all  the  Philiftines  went  up  tofee\  David 
i%$.fee\  thecommandements  of  the  Lord 
9.if  thou/ee^him,he  will  be  found  of  thee 

2  Chre.  1  f  .2.if  yefee\  him,he  will  be  found 

19.3.&  haft  prepared  thy  heart  to/ef£  God 
30.19.that  prepareth  his  heart  tofee\  God 
3 1 . 2 1  .to  /e.his  God,he  did  it  w  ith  all  his  heart 
34.3-he  began  to  /e^after  the  God  ofDavid 
£^f.4.2.1etus  build  with  you,for  we/e.your  God 
7.10.  Ezra  had  prepared  his  heart  tofe.  the  law 
8.21.  to  fee\  of  him  a  right  way  for  us 

22.  upon  all  them  for  good  that  feele  him 
9.12.  nor/eofc  their  peace  or  their  wealth  for 
itoJ&.2.io.comeamanto/ee£the  welfare  of  Ifrael 
fob  $ .8.1  would  fee\  unto  God 

7.n.fee\  me  in  the  morning,but  I  (hall  not  be 
8.y.if  thou  wouldeft/ee^  unto  God  betimes 
20.  io.his  children  (hall/ee^  to  plcafe  the  poore 
py<z/.4.2.1ove  vanity,and/ee£  after  leafing 
9. 10. haft  not  forfaken  them  thatfee^  thee 
10.1  %  .fe.o\it  his  wickednes  till  thou  find  none 
1 4.2. were  any  that  did  underftand,and/e.God 
24.6.this  is  the  generation  of  them  that/e.  him 
27.4.  one  thing  have  I  defired  ,that  will  \fee\ 
34.14.yk/fc  peace,and  purfue  it 
3  f.4.put  to  (hame  that  fee\  after  my  foule' 
38.12.  thaty«£after  my  life,  lay  fnares  forme 
that/e.my  hurtjfpeak  mifchievous  things 
40.14.be  confounded  that./^  after  my  foul 

Pfal.  70.  2. 
53.2.to  fee  if  there  were  any  that  did  fee\  God 
54.3-and  oppreffours/ee/fc  after  my  foule 
^3.  i.thou  art  my  God,early  will  l/eeli  thee 

9.thatye.my  foule  —  (hall  go  into  the  lower 
6^.6.  let  not  thofe  that/?e£  thee  be  confounded 

3  2.  and  your  hearts  (hall  live  that  feek  God 
70.4. let  all  thofe  thatyk£  thee  rejoyce 

7 1.1 3.with  reproach  and  di(honourthat/e.  my 
24.are  brought  unto  (hame  that  fee^  my  hurt 
83.i6.thattheymay/«^thyName,  O  Lord 
104.21-  young  lions  fee\  their  meat  from  God 
109.  io.children,let  them/<?e/£  their  bread 
1 1  o.i.snd  thaty^  him  with  the  whole  heart 

4  5. for  \fee\  thy  precepts 

1 76-aftray  like  a  loft  lheep,./ee£  thy  fervant 
1 22.9. 1  will  feek  thy  good 
Pro.  1. 2  8. they  (hall  fee^  me,butnot  find  me 
8.i7.thofethat/lsf£me  early  (hall  find  me 
2i.6.to(Ted  to  and  fro  of  them  thatfeefa  death 
23.30.they  that  goe  to  feek  mixt  wine 

3  5.when  (hall  I  awake?I  will/e.it  yet  againe 
29.10.but  the  juft/ee^  his  foule 
i6.manyfeek  the  rulers  favour,but 
Ecclef.  1 . 1 3 .1  gave  my  heart  to  feek  out  by  wifdom 
■j.if.l  applied  my  heart  to  feek  out  wifdome 
8.  i7.1abour  to  feek  «  oai,  yet  Hiall  he  not  be 
Cant. 3.1I  will  feek  him  whom  my  foul  loveth 

6. 1. that  we  may  feek  him  with  thee 
ifa.  1. 1 7. learn  to  doe  v*ell,feek  judgement 
8.  ij.fhall  fay,5e.to  them  that  have  famil.fpin'ts 
(hould  not  a  people/ec^  unto  their  God 
n.io.to 


SEE        SEE 

i  i.io.to  it  (hall  the  Gentiles/f^ 

19.  j.  they  fljal  feek  to  the  charmers  &  wizards 

z6.p.withmy  fpirit  will  I  fee\  thee  early 

29.1  f.feckdeep  to  hide  their  counfell  from  the 

3  4. 1 6./ee£  ye  out  of  the  book  of  the  Lord 

41.11.thou  fhalt/ff/^  them,and  not  find  them 

17. needy  feek  water,and  there  is  none 
45\  19.I  faid  not,Seek  ye  me  in  vain 
f  8. a. /fe/^  me  daily,  and  delight  to  know  my 
fer.z.i^.thztfeek.  her  in  her  monetb,they  fhall 
j  j.why  trimmed  thou  thy  way  to  feek  love 
4.jo.theywill/f£^  thy  life 
1 1. 2 1. teen  of  Anathoth  that/ee£  thy  life 
I9.7.fall  by  the  hands  of  them  that  feek  their 

9.they  that  feek  their  lives  (hall  ftraiten  them 
2 1. 7. into  the  hand  of  thofe  that/ee^  their  life 
2  z .  2  % .  thee  into  the  hand  of  them  that  feek  thy 
29.7.8c  feek  the  peace  of  the  city  whither  I  have 

1 3  .ye  fhall  feek  me,and  find  me,when 
34.1.0.8c  into  the  hand  of  them  that  feek  their 

Verfe  21. 
38.16.  neither  into  the  hands  of  thefe  that/ee^ 
44. 3  o.that /"<?<?£  his  life,  as  I  gave  Zedekiah 
46. 26.  in  to  the  hand  of  thofe  that/ee^  their  lives 
49.37.and  before  them  that  feek  their  life 
law.  1. 1 1. all  her  people  (igh,they/e^  bread 
£^.7.2,' .they  (hall  feek  peace,8c  not  find  it 

26. then  fhall  they  feek  a  virion  of  the  proph. 
3 4.6. flock  was  fcattered— »&  none  didfe.  after 
1 1  -I  will  feirch  my  fheep,  8c /ee£  them  out 
1 2. as  a  fheph.feeketh  his  flock,fo  will  I  feek 
16.I  will  feek  that  which  was  loft 
D4».9. 3. fet  my  face  to  feek  by  prayer  and  fupplic. 
Hof.  i.7.fhe  lhall  feek  them,  but  not  find  them 
Amos  ^.4. feek  me,and  ye  (hall  live 

8.fee^him  that  maketh  thefeven  ftars,and 
\4.feek  good  and  not  evill 
8.12.  to feek  the  word  of  the  Lord,&  fhall  not 
Nabum  j^.whence  (hal  I  feek  comforters  for  thee 
Zeph.z.^.feekye  the  Lord  all  ye  meek  of  the  earth 
Zecb.  1 1 . 1  ^.neither  fhall/«£  the  young  one,nor 
1 2.9. in  that  day  I  wiWfeek  to  deftroy  all  the 
Mal.2.7.  &  they  fhouU  feek  the  law  at  his  mouth 

I  j.that  he  might./*^  a  godly  feed 
Mat. 2. 1 3.  Herod  will  fee  fa  the  young  child  to  de. 
6.32.afterall  thefe  things  dothe  Gentiles feek 

3  3  .feek  ye  firft  the  kingdome  of  God 
7 .7  Jfeek&nd  ye  (hall  find ,  knock,and  it 

Lu\en.g. 
28.y.for  I  know  that  ye  feek  Jefus 
Mark  i>37.faid  unto  him,  All  men /e>£  for  thee 
3.3  2. thy  mother  and  thy  brethren  feek  for  thee 
8.1 2.  why  doth  this  generation /Rafter  a  fion 
16.6.  ye  feek  Jeu,s  of  Nafcareth  wch  was  cruci. 
Luke  1 1 .29-this  is  an  evill  gener.  they  feek  a  figne 
i-2.3Q.thefe  things  doe  the  nations/e^  after 
3 1. but  rather/ee^ye  the  kingdome  of  God 
1 3 .24.  will /w£  to  enter  in,md  fhal  not  be  able 
1  <y.  8.  and  feek  diligently  till  (he  find  it 
17.33  .(hillfeek  to  fave  his  1  ife,(hall  Iofe  it 


SEE         SEE 

Col.  3 . 1  .feek  thofe  things  w  hich  are  above 
Heb.  1  i.6.rewarder  of  them  that  diligently  Je.him 
I4'.declare  plainly  that  they  feek  a  countrey 
1 3 . 1 4.  no  continuing  city  here }but  we  feek  one 
1  Pe?.3.ii.lethim/e^ peace  and  enfueit 
Rev.0.6  .in  thofe  dayes  (hall  men  feek  death 
j&eefejoyned  whhFace,  See  Jface. 
i^ee&  joyned  with  Lord,See  fio?0. 
Not  <§>eefe>  or  g>ee&8oc 
Lev.  1 3 .3  6\the  prieft  (hall  not  feek  for  yellow  hair 
Num.  1  f;39.thatye/fe^  not  after  your  own  heart 
De«£.23.6.thoufhalt  not  feek  their  peace 
2tob  3.  i.my  daughter.fhall  I  not  feek  reft  for  thee 
Pfal.  10.14.pnde  of  his  countenance  will  not  feek 

1 1 9. 1  y  5. for  they  feek  not  thy  ftatutes 
Jer.%  0.14. lovers  have  forgotten  thee,they  ,/edj; 

4f.y.feekeft  thou  great  things  ?  feek  tnem  not 
Amos  5.  f.but/e^  not  Bethel,nor  enter  into  Gilg. 
Luke  12.29.and/edj;  ye  not  what  ye  (hall  eat 
John  y.30.becaufe  I/ee^not  mine  own  will 

44«&  feek  not  fhe  honour  that  Cometh  from 
8. y  o. I  feek  not  mine  own  gloty 

1  tV.7.27  .bound  unto  a  wife}  feek  not  to  he  loof. 

loofed  from  a  wife  }fee k  not  a  wife 

2  Cor.  1 2.  i4.for  I  feek  not  yours,but  you 

j&ee&eft. 
Gsa.37.15.man  asked  him,faying,VVhat/ee£e/2 
JW.4.22.I  wil  (hew  thee  the  man  whom  thou/e. 
2  Sam.17.3. man  whom  thou  /ee^e/2  is  as  if  all 

zo.io.thoufeekefl  to  deftroy  a  city,&  a  mother 
1 2(i».i  i.2  2.that  thou/ee^e/2  to  goe  into  thine 
Pro.z.q.'ifthou  fcekeft  her  as  hlver5  and  fearcheft 
Jer.4%.^  .feekeflthou  great  things,feek  them  not 
John  4. 27.no  man  faid,What/ee£e/2  thou 

20.1  j.  Jefus  faith  unto  her,Whom/ee^e/2  thou 

1  Saw.i9.2.Saul  my  father  feeketb  to  kill  thee 

20.  i.before  thy  father,that  he  feeketb my  life 

22.2  3.abide  with  me,  he  that  fe.my  life ,/ee.thy 
23.10.  Saul  feek-  to  deftroy  the  city  for  my  fake 
24.9.faying,  David  feeketb  thy  hurt 

2  Sam.16.11.  which  came  forth  of  my  bowels,  fee. 

1  Kw.io-7-fee  how  this  man  feeketb  mifchiefe 

2  Kjn.  5.7. fee  how  he  feeketb  a  quarrell  againft  me 
/o&  39.29.  from  thence  (he  feeketb  the  prey 
P/a/-3  7. 3  2.watcheth  the  righttous,&  /e e^1.  to  flay 
Pro.  1 1. 17  .that  diligent. /^.goodjprocureth  favour 

he  that./e.mifchiefe,it  (hall  come  unto 
I4.6.a  (cornet feeketh  wifdome, 8c  findeth  it  not 
1 5.  i4.that  hath  underftanding  feck-  knowledge 
i7.9.that  covereth  a  tranfgrtffion»/ee^^>  love 
n.anevillman  feeketb  only  rebellion    . 
1 9. he  that  exalteth  his  gatej/ee^.defljruftion 
i8.i.feparated  himfelfe,/ce£effe  all  wifdome 

if.earofthe  wife  feeketb  knowledge 

3 1.1 3. fne feeketb  wooll  and  flax,  and  worketh 

Ecclef.7. 28.  which  yet  my  foul  feeketb,but  I  find 

lfa.4Q1.ze.  he  feek.  unto  him  a  cunning  work-man 

Jer.y.i.any  that  feeketb  the  truth,&  I  will  pard.it 

3C.i7.thisis  Zion  whom  no  vnznfeeketh  after 


SEE 


SEE 


j9.10.S0n  of  man  is  come  to  feek  3n^  to  five    I      38.4.this  man  feeketb  not  the  welfare  of  this  pe 
24.$.why/cd|;ye  the  living  among  the  dead  Lam.z.  25. the  Lord  is  good  to  the  foul  that  fe  hi u 


John  r.38.ht  faith  unto  them,  What  feek  ve 
6.z6.yefeek  me.not  becaufe  yefaw  the  miracle 
7.2  ?js  not  this  he  whom  they  feek  to  kill 
34.yc  fhall  feek  me,  and  fhall  not  find  me 
Verfe  36. 
8.2 1. ye  u\z\lfeck  me,  and  (hall  die  in  your  fins 
37.but  ye  feek t0  ^'^  me>  hecaufe  my  word 
Verfe  40. 
1 5 . 3  3  ye  fhall  feek  me> an^  whither  I  goe 
18.4/aid  unto  tliem,Whom/ec^  ye 
7:rsked  them  again,Whom/e4  yee 
8.if  therefote  ye  feek  me3let  thefe  goe 
At~is  io.i9.behold,three  men  /ee^thee 
2i.behold,I  am  he  whom  ye  feek 
1 1.25.  Barnabas  to  Tarfus,  for  to  feek  Saul 
Rom.2.7.  who  by  patient  continuance  fe.  for  glory 
1 1. 3. &  lam  left  alone,and  they  feek  my  life 

1  Coz-.r.2 2.&  the  Greekes/«£  after  wifdome 

10.24.let  no  man  feek  his  own  wealth 

1 4. 1 2  feek  that  ye  may  excell  to  the  edifying  of 

2  Cor  1 3.3.(ince  ye  feek  a  proof  of  Chrift/peaking| 
Gal. now  doe  \feek  to  pleafe men 

2.t7.whilewe^4tobejuftifiedbyChrift,we 
Pfci/.i.2i.for  zllfeek  their  own,not  the  things 


£^.i4.io.be  as  the  punifhment  of  him  thitfeek- 

34.1 2. as  a  Qietiherd  feeketb  out  his  flock,  fo 
A/i2i.7.8.every  one  that  asketh  rerei.&  he  thztfee k- 

Luke  11. 10. 
1 2.39.adulterous  generat.  feeketb  after  a  figne 
Chap.  16. 4. 
1 8  1  a.Ieaveth  the  99.8c  feek-thzt  which  is  gone 
yote4.23.for  the  Father /ec^.iuch  to  worfhip  him 
7#4.any  thing  in  fecret,  &  feeketb  to  be  knowne 
1 8. that  fpeaketh  of  him{el£3feeketb  his  owne 
that  feeketb  his  glory  that  fent  bimsthe 
S.yo.there  is  one  that  feeketb  and  j  udgeth 
Rom.  3 . 1 1  .there  is  none  that  feeketb  after  God 

1  i.7.Ifrael  hath  not  obtai.  that  which  he  fe  .for 
i  Cor.ij.f.charity/fe^r^  not  her  own 

jfewfetng; 

Efthey  10.3  .Mordecai  —  feeding  the  wealth  of  his 
ifa.  i6.5./^.judgement,&  halting  righteoufneffe 
Mat.i  2.43.thorow  dry  place$,/e^i»g  reft,  and 
Luke  11.24. 

1345*.  like  a  merchant  man  feeing  goodly  pea. 
Mark  8- l  *  -feek'nZ  °^  him  a  figne  from  heaven 
Luke  2.4y.back  againe  to  JetuCa.lem,feeking  him 

1  i.^njeeking  to  catch  fomthing  out  of  his  mo 


1 3.7.  Icome/fc^?»g  fruitjind  find  none 
John  6.24.came  to  Capcrnauai,/«c/^^g;  for  Jefus 
Acls  1 3  .S.feekmg  to  turn  away  the  deputy  from 

1  i.feekmg  fome  to  le  id  him  by  the  hand 
1  Cor.  10. 11. not  fee kmg  mine  own  pro!it,but  the 
1  Pet.  j.8.thc  desiW, leek^g  whom  he  may  devour 

Gen.27.1 2.I  fhall  ftem  to  him  as  a  deceiver 
Deut. lj.xS. not  feem  hard  when  thoufendeft  him 

25. 3. then  thy  brother  (hould  fe.  vik-  unto  thee 
Jnjfi  24.15.ifit/ecwevilltofervetheL.chufc  you 
Neb.g.fz.  let  not  the  trouble /f£«zlictle  that  hath 
Efiher  8.5.  &  the  thing  feem  right  before  the  king 
Nahum  2.4-they  (hall/few  like  torches 

1  Cor.  1  x.i  6.feem  to  be  contentious,we  have  no 
1 1.22. members  which  feem  more  feeble  are  ne. 

2  Cor.to.Q.  not/«ewzasifI  would  tertifie  you  by 
He&.4.i.any  of  you,fhould/ce?»  to  come  fhott  of 
Jam.  i.z6.  feem  to  be  religious,  &  bridleth  not  his 

J&eem  good,  See  \£>00\), 

Ge n.  1 9. 1  q.hefcemed  as  one  that  m  ocked 

z9. zo. they  feemed  to  him  but  as  a  few  dayes 
Ecclef.Q.  1 3  and  it  jeemed  great  unto  me 
Luke  24.1 1. their  words/tew.  to  them  as  idle  tales 
G al.z.6. who  feemed  to  be  fomewhatfwhatfoever 
who  fe.  to  be  fomwhat— added  nothing 
9James,CephaSj&  John,who/e.to  be  pillars 
jfezemeD  good,  See  J5ooD. 

g>eemeti). 

Lev.  14. 3$. it  fcemcth  to  me  therein,  as  it  were  a 
Num.16. y.feemeth  it  but  a  fmal  thing  that  G.hath 

1  Sam.  1 8.23  ,/e.it  to  you  a  light  thing  to  be  a  kin. 

2  Sd#2.i8.4.wbat/««rfb  you  beft,I  will  doe 
Pro.  14. 1 2./e.right,but  the  end  are  the  wayes  of  de. 

Chap.  1 6. 2  y. 
1 8. 1 7  .firft  in  his  own  caufe  feemeth  juft 
/e»'.27.5.givenitto  whom  it/eeJ«.meet  unto  me 
E^e.34.i8./e.it  afmall  thing  to  have  eaten  up  the 
Luke  8. 1 8.  from  him  that  which  he  feem.  to  have 
Afte  1 7. 18.  he  feem.  to  be  a  fetter  forth  of  ftrange 
2 5. 27./^. to  me  unieafonable  to.  fend  a  prifoner 
1  Cor.$.i2.fe.  to  be  wife  in  this  world,let  him  bee. 
Hc6.i2.ii.  nochafhntngfortheprefent/f.  to  be 
&  eemetij  good,  See  (£>00D. 
&eemlp. 
Pro.  1 9. io.delight  is  not  feemly  for  a  foole 
26. 1  .fo  honour  is  not  feemly  for  a  foole 

Ge«.8. 5  .were  the  tops  of  the  mountaines  fcen    . 
9. 14.  the  bow  fhall  be  feen  in  the  clouds 
22.14.in  the  mount  of  the  Lord  it  (hall  be  feen 
3  i.42.God  hath  feen  my  affliction 
Exod.i.\6. and  feen  that  which  is  done  to  you  in 
10.6.  nor  thy  fathers  fathers  have/«»  fince  the 
1 3 .7  .no  leavened  bread  be  feen  with  thee 

neither  fhall  there  be  leaven  feen  with 
3  3^2  3. but  my  face  (hall  not  be  feen 
34.3.  neither  let  any  man  be  feen  throughout 
Liv.%.i  .and  is  a  witnefle  whether  he  hath  feen 
1 3. 7  .after  that  he  hath  been/*ra  of  the  prieft 
he  fhall  be  feen  of  the  prieft  againe 
JV«»2.i4.i4.thatthou  Lord  artfeen  face  to  face 
n.thofe  men  which  hive  feen  my  glory,3nd 
23.2 1  .neither  hath  he  feen  perverfenefle  in  Ifr. 
27.1 3.when  thou  ha&feen  it,thou  (halt  be  gat. 
Deut.i  .28.  we  have  feen  the  fons  of  the  AnaklmS 
3 1. where  thou  haft  feen  how  the  L.bare  thee 
j.n.thine  eyes  have  feen  all  that  the  Lord  hath 
4.3. feen  what  the  Lord  did  becaufe  of  Baal-Pe. 
9.  forget  the  things  wch  thine  eyes  have/^S 
i.z*.  fe.  this  day  that  God  doth  talk  with  man; 
10.2 1.  terrible  things  which  thine  eyes  have  [e/ 
1  i.z.which  have  not  feen  the  chaftifement  of 
7.but  your  eyes  have  feen  all  the  great  aSs 
i6.4.there  (hall  be  no  leavened _  bread  feen  with 
2i.7.neither  have  our  eyes  feen  it 
29.3.^  great  tempta.which  thine  eyes  have/f. 
3  3  .p.and  to  his  mother,I  have  not  feen 
Jojh.24.7.yomtyesbavefeen  what  I  have  done  in 
/«*.i.7.eIdersr-wJiohad/«»the  great  works  ot 
f.8.was  there  a  Meld  feen  among  4ooo.of  lira. 
1 3.22.we  fhal  furely  die.becaufe  we  have  [e.G. 
18.9.  we  have  feen  the  land — it  is  v^  ry  good 
o.there  was  no  fuch  deed  done  not  feen 
1  Sam.6.i6.hre 


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i  Sam-6.i6.dve  lords had/<?e«  it,  they  returned  to 
23.n.andwhohath/i£Khim  there 
24.  J  o.this  day  thine  eyes  have  fee  n  how 

2  Sam.  17.17.they  might  not  be/era  to  come  into 
i8.n.go,tell  the  king  what  thou  hi&feen 
22.11.  he  was  fen  upon  the  wings  of  rhe  wind 

1  Yfmg.6. 1 8.all  was  cedar3there  was  no  ftone  /ee« 

8.8.ends  of  the  ftaves  were  not  fien  in  the  ho.pl. 
and  they  were  not  feen  without 
io.4.queen  of  Sheba  had/ee»all  Solomons 

7.Ibeleeved  not,till  mine  eyes  hud  feen 

12.no  fuch  were  fecn  unco  this  day 

1  3 .  1  i.had  feen  what  way  the  man  of  Go.went 
20.13.haft  thou  feen  all  this  great  multitude 

a  IftBe.10.15.what  have  they  feen  in  thine  houfe 

all  things  that  are  in  mine  ho.have  they/ 
.I/a.  39.4. 

2  j.29.flew  him  at  Megiddo,when  he  hadfeen 

2  Cfcrfl.  5. 9. ends  of  the  ftaves  were  feen  fro.  the  ark 
but  they  were  not  feen  from  without 

o.j.when  the  queen  had  feen  the  wifdome  of 
6.untill  I  came,and  mine  eyes  had  feen  it 
1 1 .  none  tach  fecn  before  in  the  land  of  Jud. 
E%rt  j.i  i.that  had  feen  the  firft  houfe,— wept 
Eftb.9.16.  which  they  had  feen  concerning  this 
Job  7.8  .eye  that  hath/era  me  (hall  fee  me  no  more 
8.i8.denie  him,  faying,I  have  not  feen  thee 
io.i8.givenup  the  ghoft,and  no  eye  had  feen 
1  ?.i.lo,mineeye  hath/ee»all  this 
20.7 .which  have  feen  him  fhall  fay.  Where  is  he 
28.7-path  which  the  vultures  eye  hath  not  feen 
3  3.2  i.flefh  is  conf.away,  that  it  cannot  be  feen 
and  his  bones  that  were  not  feenftkk  out 
38.17.haft  thou  feen  the  doors  of  the  fhadow  of 
22.haft  thou  feen  the  treafures  of  the  hail 
P/<j/.io.i4.thou  haft/ees  it,for  thou  behol.mifch. 
18.1$  .then  the  channels  of  the  waters  were  fe. 
3  f.2i.faid,Aha,aha,our  eye  hath  feen  it 

2z.thisthou  haft/ee#,0  Lo.keep  not  filence 
48.8.fo  have  v/efeen'm  the  city  of  the  Lord 
?4.7.m«ne  eye  hath  feen  his  defire  on  mine  ene. 
68.24.they  hive  feen  thy  goings,0  God 
90.1  j.  and  the  yeers  wherein  we  have  feen  evill 
98.j.endsoftheearthhave/mzthefalvationof 
Pr0.if-7.of  the  prince  whom  thine  eyes  havefecn 
Ecclef.^.% .  who  hath  not  feen  the  evill  work  that  is 
6-  5. moreover,  he  hath  wot  feen  the  fun 
t>.live  a  thoufand  yeers,yet  hathfeen  no  good 
jf<t.6.^iot  mine  eyes  have  feen  the  Lord  of  hofts 
9.2.that  walked  in  darknefle,  have  feen  great  li. 
16.1  i.when  it  is  feen  that  Moab  is  weary 
47.3.  yea,thy  flume  (hall  he  feen 
60.  1.  and  his  glory  fhall  be  feen  upon  thee 
^4.4.neither  hath  the  eye  feen  what  he  hath  pre. 
66. 8-w ho  hath  feen  fuch  things 

19.  tothelflesafaroff,thathavenot/ee»my 
fer.  1 . 1  i.then  faid  the  Lord,Thou  haft  vteWfeen 
^.6.feenthat  which  back-fliding  Ifr.hath  done 
1 2.3-thou  haft/ee«  me,and  tried  my  heart 
Lam.  i.8.defpife  her,becaufe  they  have  feen  her  na. 
lo./wzthat  the  heath,  entred  into  herfanft. 
2.i4.thy  proph.  have  feen  vain  &  foolifti  things 
but  have  feen  for  thee  falfe  burdens 
itf.we  have  found,we  have /ee«  it 
3 . 5  9.O  Lord,thou  haft  feen  my  wrong 
60. thou  haft  feen  all  their  vengeance 
E^e.8. 1 2,haft  feen  what  the  ancients  do  in  the  dar. 
i  f  .haft  thou/ectt  this — thou  (halt  fee  greater 
i7.haft  thou/m2this,0  fon  of  man 
1  1.24.  vifion  that  I  had  feen  went  up  from  me 
1 3.3.follow  their  own  fpirit,&  have  feen  noth. 
6.they  have  feen  vanity,  and  lying  divination 
■  7<have  ye  not  feen  a  vain  vifion 
47-6.fonof  man,haft  thou  feen  this 
Da».8.6.the  ram— which  I  had  /eB  (landing  before 
iy.whenl,  even  I  Daniel,had/ee?z  the  vifion 
9.2i.Gabriel,whom  1  had  feen  in  the  vifion 
Zeflb-9.14.and  the  Lord  fhall  he  feen  over  them 

io.z.and^he  diviners  have  feen  a  lie 
Mat.i.z.vie  have  fecn  his  ftar  in  the  eaft 
6. 1  .your  alms  before  men,to  be  feen  of  them 

f.that  they  may  he  feen  of  men 
9.3  3.  it  was  never  to  feen  in  Ifrael 
1 3. 1 7.  which  ye  fee,and  have  not  feen  them 

Lul^e  10.14 


21.3  2.  ye,  when  ye  had  feen,  repented  not 
zj.j.works  they  do  to  be  feen  of  men 
M&r. i). \.tA\ they  havefecn  the  kmgd.  of  G.  come 
9.(hould  tell  no  man  the  things  they  had  feen 
16.1  i.had  been  feen  of  her  ,beleeved  not 
14.  beleeved  not  them  which  had  feen  him 
L«£e  i.22.they  perceived  he  had  feen  a  vifion 
2,i7.when  they  had  feen  it,  They  made  known 
20.prai(ing  G.for  that  they  had  heard  &  fecn 
2tf.not  fee  death  before  he  had  fecn  the  Lords 
3o.for  mine  eyes  have  feen  thy  falvation 
5. 26.faying,We  have  feen  great  things  to  day 
9  36.toldnomanthofethingsw'',they  hadfeen 
i9.37.forallthe  mighty  works  that  they  had/. 
2  3. 8. hoped  to  hive  feen  teme  miracle  done 
24.13.  that  they  had  alio  feen  a  vifion  of  angels 
3 7. and  fuppofed  they  had/e«zafpirit 
John  1. 18.no  man  hath  fecn  God  at  any  time 
3.n.weteftifie  that  which  we  have  feen 
'  g2.what  he  hath/e£K,that  he  teftifieth 
4.45./ee?z  all  the  things  he  did  at  Jerufilem 
5  .3  7  .neither  heard  his  voice,nor/ec»  his  fhape 
6.14-whenthey  had/era  the  miracL- 
46.not  that  any  man  hath  feen  the  Father 
fave  he  which  is  of  G  .he  hath  feen  the  Fa. 
8.  57.  and  haft  thou  feen  Abraham 
9.8. neighbours— which  before  had  fecn  him 
3  7  .thou  haft  both  feen  him,&  it  is  he  that 
1  l.tf.hadfeenthc  things  which  Jef.did,belee. 
I4.9.he  that  hath  fecn  me^nth  feen  the  Father 
1  5  .24.both/e«2,&  hated  both  me  &  my  Father 
20.18.told  the  difciples,(he  hadfeen  the  Lord 
2  5.  we  have  feen  the  Lord 
29.becaufe  thou  ha&feen  me,thou  haftbelee. 
that  have  not/e<?»,and  yet  have  beleeved 
Acts  1. 3. being/era  of  them  forty  dayes 

4.20.  cannot  but  fpeak  the  things  we  havefecn 
7.44.  according  to  the  fafhion  that  he  hadfeen 
9. 1 2.and  hath  feen  in  a  vifion  a  man  named 

27,declared  unto  them  how  he  had  feen 
10.17.what  this  vifi.weh  he  had/ecs,fhould  mean 
1 1. 1 3. (he  wed  us  how  he  hadfeen  an  angel 
-  23. and  had  feen  the  grace  of  God,was  glad 
13.3  i.and  he  was  feen  many  dayes  of  them 
i6.io.after  he  hadfeen  the  vifion,we  endeavou. 
40.  when  they  hadfeen  the  brethr.they  comf. 
21.i9.had/eewbeforew1thhim — Trophimus 


Eccl.7.1  5.  al  1  things  have  I  fecn  in  the  dayes  of  my 
8.9.3II  this  have  I  feen,  and  applied  my  heart 
9. 13. this  wifdome  have  I  fecn  under  the  fun 
/ej'.46.j.wherefore  have  I  feen  them  difmaied 
Zcch.y.S.fa  now  have  I  feen  with  mine  eyes 

I  have  j§>em. 
Ges^i.iz.Ihave/eea  all  chacLaban  doth 
3  2. 30.  fori  have  fecn  God  face  to  face 
3  3 .10.I  have  feen  thy  facets  though  I  had  feen 
4<J.30.fince  I  have  feen  thy  face 
Exo.i.-j.  I  have  (me\y  feen  the  afflid.of  my  people 
9.I  have  aKofcen  the  oppreffion  wherewith 
3  2.9.I  havefecn  this  peo-  &  beho.it  is  a  ftiffe-n. 
De/tf.9.13. 
Judg.6.zx.  alas,for becaufe I  have/fe»  an  angel 

1 4.2.I  have  fecn  a  woman  in  Timnath 
1  Saw.  1 6. 1 8. 1  have /ee»  a  fon  of  Jefle  that  is  cun. 
1  Kjn.g.z6.l  have  feeny  e^erday  the  bloud  of  Na. 

20.5.1  have  feen  thy  tears ,1  will  heal  thee 
fob  4.8.cven  as  I  have/ee?z,they  that  plow  iniquity 
J. 3.I  have  feen  the  foolifh  taking  root 
15.17.that  which  I  have  feen  will  I  declare 
3  1. 1 9.  if  I  have  feen  any  perifli  for  want  of  clo. 
Vfal.iy.  \  5.I  have  feen  the  wicked  in  great  power 
55.9.I  havefecn  violence  and  ftrife  in  the  city 
63.1X0  as  I  have  feen  thee  in  thy  fan&uary 
1 1 9.96.1  havefecn  an  end  of  all  perfection 
Ecclef.1.14.1  have/eeraallthe  works  done  under 
3.10.I  have/te«the  travell  which  G. hath  °iven 
5.  ij.there  is  a  fore  evill  which  lhavefeen 

18. behold  that  which  I  havefecn 
6.i.thereisan  evill  which  I  have  feen 

Chap.  10.  5. 
7.I  have  feen  fervants  upon  horfes,&  princes 
jT/a.38.5.Ih3ve  heard  thy  prayer, I  bave/ee«thy 
44. 1 6.1  am  warm,I  have  feen  the  fire 
57. 1 8. 1  have  feen  his  wayes,and  will  heal 
Jer.7.11  .even  I  have  feen  it,  faith  the  Lord 
1 3.27.I  havefecn  thy  adulteries 
23.1 3.I  havefecn  folly  in  the  prophets  of  Sama. 
1 4.I  have  [een  alfo  in  the  pro.of  Jeru.an  hor. 
Lam.1.1. 1  am  the  man  that  hatb/fB  affliction 
D<«z. 2.26. make  kn.to  me  the  dream  wchI  havefe. 
4.9.the  vifionsof  my  dream  that  I  havefecn 
18.  this  dream  I  Nebuchad-nezzar  hive  feen 
Hof  6. 10. 1  have  fecn  an  horrib.  thing  in  the  houfe 
Joh.8.3  8.1  fpe.  that%which  I  havefecn  with  my  Fa. 


2.1 5.witneffe  of  that  which  thou  haft  feen  and    ^S.7.34. 1  havefeen,l  have  feen  the  affliction  of 


26.  itf.witn.ofthefe  things  which  thou  haft/ee» 
Rew.i.io.the  invifible  things  of  him  are  cleerly/. 
8. 24. hope  that  is  feen,  is  not  hope 

1  Co?*.2.9.eye  hath  not  fecn,  nor  eat  heard  what 

9.i.have  I  not  feen  Jefus  Chrift  our  Lord 
15.5 . w as /ee»  of  Cephas,then  of  the  twelve 
6.after  that  he  vtasfecn  of  above  500.  brethr. 
7. after  that  he  was  feen  of  James 
8.1a(i  of  alljhe  was  feen  of  me  alfo,as  of 

2  Cflr.4. 18.  look  not  at  the  things  which  are  fecn 

but  at  the  things  which  are  not  fecn 
feen,ate  temporall, — not  feen,ate  etern. 
P2w/.4.9.things  ye  have  —  heard  &  feen  in  me,do 
Co/.i.  i.and  for  as  many  as  have  not  feen  my  face 

1 8.intrud.into  thofe  things  wch  ye  have  not/. 
1  Tim.^.i6.feen  of  angels,  preached  unto  the  Gen. 

6.1 6. in  the  light,  whom  no  man  hathfeen 
Heb.  1 1 . 1  .faith,the  evidence  of  things  not  feen 
j.fo  that  things  which  are/ee#,were  not 
7. being  warned  of  God  of  things  not  feen 
1 3  .but  having/ee«  them  afar  off 
1  Pei.i.8.whom  having  notfeen,yee  love 
1  John  1. 1. which  we  have  /ee»,looked  upon,  and 
2.1ife  was  manifefted,and  we  havefecn  it 
3  .which  we  have  feen,  declare  we  unto  you 
j.6.whofoever  finneth3hath  not  feen  him 
4, 12.no  man  hath  feen  God  at  anytime 
1 4.and  we  have/ee«,and  do  teftifie 
zo.that  loveth  not  his  bro.whom  he  hath/ee. 
how  can  he  love  G.whom  he  hath  not/ 
3  John  1 1  .he  that  doth  evill  hath  not  feen  God 
Rev.1.19.  write  the  things  which  thou  haft/ee?z 
1 1. 19.  there  was  feen  in  his  temple  the  ark  of 
22.8.when  I  had  heard  andfeen,!  fell  down 
Have  I  jg>ecn . 
Gcn.7.1  .thee  have  I  feen  righteous  before  me 
1  CJ?>\29.i7.andnow  havel  feen  with  joy 
Pfal.n.i  5. yet  have  I  notfeenthe  righteous  forfak. 


ton,  or  Ye  have  apeert, 
Gefl.45.13.tell  my  father  of  all  that  ye  have/ee» 
Ejroi.14.13.  Egyptians  whom  ye  have  feen  to  day 
19.  4.  ye  have  feen  what  I  did  to  the  Egyptians 
20.2  2.yehave/ees  that  I  have  talked  with  you 
De«f,i9.2.ye  have  feen  all  that  the  Lord  did 

7»Ai3-3- 
I7.ye  havefecn  their  abominar.  &  their  idols 
Jnd?.g.n%.what  ye  havefecn  me  do,make  hafte  & 
1  Sam.  1 7. 2  5. have  ye /ee»  this  man  that  is  come  up 
Job  27.n.behold,allyeyour  felveshave/ee?2k 
i/a.22.9.ye  have  feen  the  breaches  of  the  city  of 
Jer.qq.i.ye  have  feen  all  the  evil  that  I  have  brou. 
£^.i3.8.ye  have  fpoken  vanity,and/ee»lies 
Lu\e  7.2  Ltell  John  what  things  ye  have  feen 
John  6.3  6.ye  alfo  have  feen  me,and  beleeve  not 
8.38.ye  do  that  which  ye  have  feen  with  your  fa- 
14.7.  henceforth  ye  know  him,&  have/ee»him 
At~is  1.1 1. (hall  come,as  ye  have  feen  him  go  into 
Jam.  5.1 1.  patience  of  Job}and  havefecn  the  end  of 

1  S#«.9.9.come3and  let  us  go  to  the  feer 

a  prophet  was  beforetime  called  a  feer 
1  i.faid  unto  them,Is  the  feer  here 
i8,tell  me,I  pray  thee,where  the  (een  hou.is 
I9.and  Samuel  anfwered  Saul,I  am  the  feer 
2S<i»2.i5.i7.faidunto  Zadok,Artnot  thoua/eer 
24. 11. word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Gad,Dav./eer 
1  Chr.g.tz.  Sam-the/eer  ordained  in  their  fet  offi. 
2 1 .9. Lord  fpake  unto  GadjDavids/ee? 
25.5.0?  Heman,the  kings/eer,in  the  wordsof 
26.28.  and  all  that  Samuel  the  feer  had  dedicat. 
29.29-writtcn  in  the  book  of  Samuel  the/ee>- 
and  in  the  book  of  Gad  the  feer 
a  Chr. g.zg.in  the  vifionsof  Iddo  the  feer 

12. 1 5.of  Rehob.writ.in  the  book  of  Id.  the  feer 
16-7.  Hanani  the  feer  came  to  Afa  king  of  Jud. 
10.  then  Afa  was  wroth  with  the  feer 

i9.i.Jehu\ 


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i^.a.Jehu  fon  of  Hanani  the  feer  went  to  meet 

29.25.accor.to  the  com.of—  Gad  the  kings  feer 

30.  with  the  words  of  Dav.  &  Afaph  the  feer 

3  y.  1  y .  commandem.of  Jeduthun  the  kings  feer 

Amos  7. 1 2.feid  unto  Amos,  O  thou  feer  fez  away 

2  K*'#g.i7.i3'teftif.3g.Ifr.and  Jud.by  all  thefeers 

2  Cfer. j 3 . i8.the  words  of  thefeers  that  fpa.to  him 

i9.are  writren  among  the  fayings  of  the  fee. 
Ifa.zg.  io.your  rulers,  the  feers  hath  he  covered 

jo.io.which  fay  to  the  feers,Sce  not 
Mkab  3.7.  then  fhall  the  feers  be  afhamed 

Gen.  1 3.1  y. all  the  land  which  thou/«!/2,to  thee 
16.  13.  thou,God3/i?<?/2me 
31.43.  all  that  thoufeesl  is  mine 
EOTrf.10.28.in  the  day  that  thoufeeft  my  face/hou 
Vent. $.19.  and  when  thou/ee/2  the  fun,  moon,  & 
j2.i3.oft*ernot  in  every  place  thatthou/ee/2 
20.r. when  thou  goeft  to  battel,and/ff/2  horfes 
2 1. 1 1.&  fcefl  among  the  captives  a  beautif.wo  • 
fudg.g.  16.  thoufeeft  the  fhadbw  of  the  mountains 
iKing.n.ig.feeftthouhow  Ahab  humbl.himfelf 
fob  io.4.or  feeft  thou  as  man  feeth 
i  Pro.zz.zo.fceft  thou  a  man  diligent  in  his  bufinefs 
26. 1  z.  feeft  thou  a  man  wife  in  his  own  conceit 
z^.zo.feefi  thou  a  man  that  is  hafty  in  his  wor. 
Ecclef.<>.2. if  thoufeefloyprefi.  of  the  poor,marvell 
ifa.  58.3  .wheref.  have  we  fafted,  and  thoufeeft  not 
7.when  thoufeeft  the  naked,that  thou  cover 
fer.1.1  i.faying,Jercmiah,what/c^  thou 

1 3. the  fecond  time,faying,What/rc/2  thou 
7.i7./ee/?thounot  what  they  do  in  the  cities  of 
20. 1 2.and  feeft  the  reins  and  the  heart 
24.3.what/ee/?  thou  Jeremiah?  Andl  faid,Figs 
3  2.24.1s  come  to  paflfeand  behold, thou  feeft  it 
£^.8.6.fon  of  man,  feeft  thou  what  they  do 

4o.4.declare  all  thoufeeft  to  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
Dau.  1 . 1 3  .as  thou  fceft,dea\  with  thy  fervants 
lAm.7.8.  kmo$,v/hitjeeft  thou?I  faid,A  plumb-line 
S.j.whatfeeft  thou  ?  I  faid,  A  basket  of  fummer 
Zech.q.z.  and  faid  unto  me  ,What  feeft  thou 

Chapt.  5;.  2. 
Mar.^.ii.  feeft  the  multitude  thronging  thee ,  & 

ii.z.feeft  thou  thefe  great  buildings 
Lu\e  7.44.faid  unto  Simon,Sec/2  thou  this  woman 
Atl.z  i.20.thou/ee/?,brother,how  many  thoufand 
fam.z.zz.fecftthou  how  faith  wrought  with  his 
2?ez).i.ii.whatthou/ce/?,write  ina  book 

g>ecty. 
Gen.  1 6. 1 3  .looked  after  him  that  feeth  me 

44.31.  when  he  feeth  that  the  lad  is  not  with  us 
£#0^.4.1 4.  w  hen  he/eerf;  thee  he  will  be  glad 

1 1. 2  3. when  he  feeth  thebloud  upon  the  lintell 
Lev.  13.10.  when  the  txie&feeth  it ,  it  be  in  fight 
Deut.x  z.-}6.whtnhe  feeth  that  their  power  isgone 
1  Sam. 16.7.  the  Lord  feeth  not  as  man  feeth 
z  2</.2.io.Gtuat.ofthiscityispleaf.as  my  lord/e. 
Job  8.i7.about  the  heap,&  feeth  the  place  of  ftones 
io.4.or  feeft  thou  as  mzxx  feeth 
1  i.n.hc feeth  wickedn.vvil  he  not  then  confid. 
2 1. 1 4. clouds  are  a  coveri.to  him,that  hefee.not 
28.10.and  his  eye  feeth  every  precious  thing 

24.  he  feeth  under  the  whole  heaven 
34.2i.andhe/frf/jall  his  goings 
42.5-butnow  mine  eyefeeth thee 
Pfal.  3  7. 1 3  .for  he  feeth  that  his  day  is  coming 
49.10. for  he  feeth  that  wife  men  die 
58.  io.righte.lhal  rejoice  when  he  feeth  the  ven. 
Ecclef.3. 16.neith.day  nor  nightfeeth  fleep  with  his 
lfa.zi.6.(et  a  watch-m.let  him  declare  what  hef. 
28  .q.feeth  it  while  it  is  yet  in  bis  hand 
20.1 5. and  they  fay,  Who  feeth  us 

23-when  he  feeth  his  children,the  work  of 
.47.10.  thou  haft  faid,  None  feeth  me 
£^\8 . 1  i.for  they  fay,The  Lord  feeth  us  not 

Chap.9.9. 
1 2.27.  vifion  he  feeth  is  for  many  dayes 
1 8. 14.  if  he  beget  a  fon  that  feeth  his  fathers  fins 
33.3.if,  when  hefeeth  the  fword,he  blow 

3  9.  i  5.W  hen  any  feeth  a  mans  bone,then 
M<tf.6.4.thy  Fath.which/etffo  in  fecret  ftial  reward 

Chap.6.18. 
Mar.  5.38  .feeth  the  tumulr,and  them  that  wept 
Lull.  16.23  feeth  Abrah.  afar  off",&  Lazarus  in  his 
John  i.29.next  day  John  feeth  Jefus  coming 


y .  i9.but  what  hefeeth  the  Father  do 
6.40.which/eetbthe  Son,  and  beleeveth,may 
9. 2 i.by  what  meanihe  now  feeth,vie  know  not 
io.iz.hireling/eerfo  the  wolf  coming,  &fleeth 

1  i.9.ftumbleth  not,becaufe  hefeeth  the  light 
1 2.45  .he  that  feeth  me,feeth  him  that  fent  me 
I4.i7.becaufe  it  feeth  him  not,neith.  knoweth 

19.Iitt.whHe,  &  the  world  feeth  me  no  more 
20. 1.  and  feeth  the  ftone  taken  away  from  the 
6. and  feeth  the  linnen  clothes 
12.  and  feeth  two  angels  in  white,  fitting 
ti.zo.feeth  the  difciple  whom  Jefus  loved 
i?o»z.8.24.what  a  man  feeth,  why  doth  he  yet  hope 
2  Cor.  1 2.6.above  that  which  he  feeth  we  to  be 

1  Job.  3 .  1 7  .feeth  his  brother  hath  need)  &  fhutteth 

jfceethe, 
£#tfrf.  1 6. 2  3  .and  /e  eife  that  ye  will  fee  the 

2  3 . 1 9  .(halt  not  feethe  a  kid  in  hi  s  mothers  milk 

Chap.34.26.  Dent.  14.21. 
29.3  l.znd  feethe  his  flefh  in  the  holy  place 

2  2^2^.4.38.  feethe  pottage  forthe  fons  of  the  pro. 
£3^.24.5.  let  him  feethe  the  bones  thereof  therein 
Zafe.14.21.and  take  of  them,and/i?cffa  therein 

^ecthinj. 
1  Sam.z.  1 3-priefts  fer.came,while  the  flefh  was/e. 
fob  4 1 .  zo.fmoak,as  out  of  zfeetbing  pot 
Jer.  1 . 1 3  .and  I  faid,I  fee  a  feething  poc 


1 2Cwz.16.34.  gates  thereof  in  his  yongeft  fon  Seg. 
1  Chro-z. zi.  and  (he  bare  him  &•£«& 
22.  Segub  begate  Jair 
i&efr, 
Gen.iz.i.to  the  land  of  Scir,the  country  of  Edom 
3  3  .i4.untill  I  come  unto  my  lord  to  Scir 
1 6.  returned  that  day  on  his  way  to  Scir 
36.2o.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Seir  the  Horite 
2 1. dukes  of  the  Horites,the  children  of  Seir 
3o.among  their  dukes,  in  the  land  of  Seir 
Num.z^.  i  i.Scir  fhal  be  a  poffefEon  for  his  enem. 
Z>e«f.i.44.chafedyou,and  deftroyed  you  in  Seir 
a.4.children  of  Efau,which  dwelt  in  Sew 

Chap.8. 22,29. 
i2.theHorims  alfo  dwelt  in  Seir  before-time 
3  3-2.the  Lord  rofe  up  from  Seir  unto  them 
Jof.i  1.  i7»from  mount  Halak;that  goeth  up  to  Seir 

Chap,  1 2.7. 
fudg.f.^.yihen  thou  wenteft  out  of  Seir,the  earth 

1  Cbro.i. $8. l~ons  of  S«r,Lotanjand  Shobal 

2  Cfo'd,20.2  3.an  end  of  the  inhabitants  of  Seir 
2  j.i  1.  fmote  of  the  children  of  Seir,  ten  thouf. 

i4.broughtthe  gods  of  the  children  ofSeir 
ifa.zi .  1 1  .he  calleth  to  me  out  of  Sfir,Watch-man 
£^.2j,8.becaufe  that  Moab  and  Seir  do  fay 

Mount  j£»e(r. 
Gcn.i/i.6.and  the  Horites  in  their  mount  Seir 
36.8;  thus  dwelt  Efau  in  mount  Seir 
9.Efau,the  father  of  the  Edom.in  mount  Seir 
Dcut.i.z.  from  Horeb,by  the  way  of  mount  Seir 
2,1.  wecompafled  mount  Seir  mnny dayes         1 
y.I  have  given  mount  Seir  to  Efau  for  a 
fof.  1 y. 10. from  Baalah,weftward  unto  mount  Se.  \ 
24.4.and  I  gave  unto  Efau  mount  Stir 

1  Chr.\.^z.oi thefonsofSim.  yoo.wenttom.Sw/- 

2  C/o.20.io.mount  S«r,whom  thou  wouldft  not 
22. &  mou.toVjwhich  are  come  againft  Jud 
23-of  mount  Seir,vCLtet\y  to  flay  them 

E%c\.i  y.2.fet  thy  face  againft  mount  Seir 

3.behold,0  mount  Seir,I  am  againft  thee 
7.thus  will  I  make  mount  Seir  moft  defolate 
1  y.thou  (halt  be  defolate,0  mount  Seir 

fud.$.z6,beyond  thequarries,&  efcaped  to  Seirath 

fofS.-fxite  up  fr.the  ambufh,&/«/2  upon  the  city 

fob  3.  6.  let  darknefle  feife  upon  it 

Pfal-S  y- 1  y«  let  death/ei/e  upon  them 

Mar. 2 1. 3  8. let  us  kill  him, znd  fe'tfe  on  his  inherit. 

/cA49.24.and  fearhath/ej/erfon  her 


Ifa.  16. 1.  from  Sela  to  the  wildernefle 

^ela=^ammat)Iefeofr;. 
i  Sam.z$. 28.called  that  place  Sela-HammMe\oth 

^elab. 
2  Kjng.  14. 7.  and  took  Selahby  war 


^iclalj. 
Pfal.  3 .2.there  is  no  help  for  him  in  God. Selah 
4-&  he  heard  me  out  of  his  holy  hill.  Selah 
8. thy  blefling  13  upon  the  people.  Selah 
4.2.and  feek after  kaiing.  Selah 

4.upon  your  bed,and  be  ftill.  Selah 
7.y.lay  mine  honour  in  the  duft.  Selah 
9.  i6.fnared  in  the  wotk  of  his  own  bsnds.Selah 

20.thcmfelves  to  be  but  men.  Selah 
20,3_and  accept  thy  burnt-facrifice.  Selah 
2i.2.not  withhol.  the  requefts  of  his  lips.  Selah 
24.6. that  feek  thy  face,  O  Jacob.  Selah 

i  o.he  is  the  King  of  glory.  Selah 
3  2.4.moifture  into  the  drought  of  fummet.Sel. 
y.forgaveft  the  iniquity  of  my  fins.  Selah 
7.compafs  me  about  with  fongs  otdeliv.Sel. 
19-  y.at  his  beft  ftate  altogether  vanity.  Selah 

1 1 .  furely,  every  man  is  vanity.  Selah 
44.8  .and  praife  thy  name  for  ever.  Selah 
46.}.  (hake  with  the  fwelling  thereof.  Selah 
7. the  God  of  Jacob  is  our  refuge.  Selah 

Verfe  1  r . 
47.4.the  excellency  of  Jac.whom  he  loved.  Se/. 
48.8.God  will  eftablilh  it  for  ever.  Selah 
49- 1 3-tncir  poftenty  approve  their  fayings.  Sel. 

1  y.for  he  (hall  receive  me.  Selah 
yo.6.for  God  is  Judge  himfelf.  Selah 
y2.3.1ying,rather  then  to  fpeak  rightzouLSelah 
$.root  thee  out  of  the  land  of  the  living.  Scl. 
y4.3.they  have  not  fet  God  before  them.  Sdah ' 
y  y.7.and  remain  in  the  wildernefle.  Selah 

1 9-even  he  that  abideth  of  old.  Selah 
57-3  -that  would  fwallow  me  up.  Selab 

6.they  are  fallen  themfelvcs.  Selah 
59-y.not  mercifull  to  any  wick.  tranfgreff.Sr/, 
1 3  .God  ruleth  unto  the  ends  of  the  earth.  Sc. 
6o.4.difplayed,becaufe  of  the  truth.  Sdah 
61. 4.I  wil  ttult  in  the  covert  of  thy  wings.  Scl. 
62.4.  but  they  curfe  inwardly.    Selah 

8.God  is  a  refuge  for  us.  Sdah 
66.4.  they  (hall  fing  to  thy  Name.  Selab 
7.1et  not  the  rebellious  exalt  tbemfelves.  Se. 
1  y.I  will  offer  bullocks  with  goats.  Selah 
67. 1  .and  caufe  his  face  to  fhine  upon  us.  Selah 
4.and  govetne  the  nations  upon  earth.  Selab 
68.7.didft  march  thorow  the  wildernefle.S'e/^ 
i9.even  the  God  of  ourfalvation.Sf/,*!; 
3  2.O  fing  praifes  unto  the  Lord.  Selah 
7J.3.I  bear  up  the  pillars  of  it.  Selah 
76.3. there  brake  he  the  fword  &  the  battell.Se. 

9.10  fave  all  the  meek  of  the  ezxth.Selah 
77-3.and  my  fpirit  wasoverwhelsned.SWafe 
9.hath  he  (hut  up  bis  tender  mercies.SWab 
1  y. redeemed  the  fons  of  Jacob  &Jofeph.&\ 
8 1.7.I  proved  thee  at  the  waters  ofMetib.Selah 
8  2.2.&  accept  the  perfons  of  the  wicked  .Selah 
83.8.they  haveholpen  the  children  ofhot.Sel. 
I      84.3  .they  will  be  ftill  praifing  thee.Selah 
!  8.give  ear,0  God  afJacob.Selab 

8  y.2.thou  haft  covered  all  their  fin.  Selah 
87. 3,glorious  things  arefpoken  of  thee.Selah 

6.t  hat  this  man  was  born  there.  Selah 
88.7.  haft  afflicted  me  with  all  thy  wa.ves.Sekb 

lo.fhall  the  dead  arife,and  praife  thee.&/<*& 
89.4.build  up  thy  throne  to  all  generations.^. 
37<as  a  faithfull  witnefle  in  heaven. Selah 
4j.thou  haft  covered  him  with  (hame.Selah 
48.his  foul  from  the  hand  of  the  grave.  Sel&h 
1 40. 3. adders  poyfon  is  under  their  lips. Selah 
y.they  have  fet  grins  for  me.Selab 
8.1eft  they  exalt  themfelves.S^/^ 
I43.6.thirfteth  after  thee  as  a  thirfty  land.  Sel. 
Hab.j.^.the  holy  One  from  mount  Paran.  Selah 
9.oaths  of  the  tribes,even  thy  vioid.Selah 
1 3  .by  difcovering  the  found.to  the  neck.Se . 

1  Cfoo.2.30.the  fons  of  Nadah :  Seled,  &  Appaim 
but  Sded died  without  children 
Her  5>«f. 
Ge».i8.i2.Sarahlaughed  within  her  felf 
20.  y  .(he  hetfe If  hid,He  is  my  brother 
24.6y.took  a  vaile,and  covered  her felf 
38.i4.wrappedher/^,&  fate  in  an  open  place 
£jrorf.2.y.daug.of  Pha.came  down  ro  waih  her  felf 
Lev.  1  y.28.(he  (hall  number  to  her  felf Teven  dayes 
2 1.9 .if  (he  profane  her  felf,(he  profaneth  ber  ft. 
Num.zz.z%dk 


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S  E  L 


Nwaz.22.25.affe  faw  theangel,(he  thrull  her felf to 

'  3  o.j. and  bind  her  fclf  by  a  bond,  being  in  her 
Judg.  5 .  29.yea>  (he  returned  anfwer  to  her  felf 
i  Sam.^.ig.ttie bowed her ///and  travelled 

2  5.4  i.bowtd  her  fclf 'on  her  face  to  the  earth 
2  &z/».  1  i.2.he  (aw  a  woman  wafhing  her  felf 
iKjng.i^f.  (he  (hall  fain  her///another  woman 
a  K«2'4,J7-and  b°wed  her /// to  the  ground 
Job  j9.18.what  time  fhelifteth  up  her ye//on  high 
P/1/.84.  j.and  the  f wallow  a  neft  for  ha  felf 
Pro.  j  1 .2i.(he  mJketh  her/f//coverings  of  tapeft. 
//d.y.H.therefore  hel  hath  enlarged  ha  felf 
j4.14.and  find  for  her  felf a  place  of  reft 
61. 10 .as  a  bride  adorncth  her ///with  jewels 
tfcr.  j.i  1.  back-Hiding  Ifrael  hath  juftified  ha  felf 
4.j  1  .daughter  of  Zion  that  bewaileth  hit  felf 
49.24  Xhmafcus  turneth  her  felf  'to  flee 
£^.21.  j.and  maketh  idols  againft  ha  fclf 
ij.7.with  all  their  idols  (he  defiled  ha  felf 
24.1 2.(he  hath  wearied  her  felf 'with  lies 
Ho/".2.ij.(he  decked  her///with  ear-rings 
pech.9.3  .Tyrus  did  build  ha  felf  a  Itrong  tower 
Af  ^.9.2  i.faid  within  ha  felfli  Imay  but  touch 
,M^.4.28.earth  bringeth  forth  fruit  to  her  felf 
\jji\e  1 .  24-and  hid  her  felf 'five  moneths 

1  j.i  i.could  in  no  wife  lift  up  her  felf 
\Jobn  20.  i4.turned  her///back,and  faw  Jefus 

16.  faith  unto  her,Mary :  She  turned  ha  felf 
1  Cor.  1  j.4.charity  vaunteth  not  her  felf 
Hcb.x  1.1 1. through  faith  alfo  Sara  her  ///received 
Rev,i.io.which  calleth  her  felf a  propheteffe 
18.7.  how  much  (he  hith  glorified  ha  felf 
1 9.7.and  his  wife  hath  made  her /// 'ready 

H«»  jg>elf,  Seel^imfelf, 
«  3>elf« 
Ges.  1. 1 1.  whofe  feed  is  in  it  felf 'upon  the  earth 

1 2.  the  tree  whofe  feed  was  in  it  fclf 
LCf -7.24.fat  of  the  beaft  that  dieth  of  it  felf 

1 7. 1 5. that  eateth  of  that  which  died  of  it  felf 

18. 2  j.  the  land  it///vomiteth  out  herinhabi. 
\    22.8.  that  which  dieth  oiitfclf,  he  (hall  not  eat 

2  5 .  1 1  .reap  that  which  groweth  of  it  felf 
£>e#f,i4.2i.not  eat  of  that  which  dieth  of  it  felf 
1  Kmg-7'  ?4.under-fetters  were  of  the  bafe  hfelf 
Job  ic.22.a  land  of  darknefle,as  darknefie  hfelf 
Pfal.4. 1 .6.his  heart  gathereth  iniquity  to  it  felf 

68.8.even  Sinai  it  fclf 'was  moved 
P>-o.i8.2.that  his  heart  may  difcover  it  felf 

2j.j  i.when  it  moveth  it  felf  aright 

27. 1  (S.ointm.of  his  ri.hand,w6h  bewrayeth  it  fe. 
2  j.and  the  tender  gnfle  (heweth  it  felf 

lfa.10.1  j. (hall  the  axboaft  it ///againft  him 

or  the  faw  magnifie  it  felf 'ag.  him  that 
as  if  the  rod  fhould  (hake  it  felf  ag.them 
as  if  the  ftaffe  (hould  lift  up  it  felf,  as  if 
j7.j0.eat  thisyeer  fuch  as  groweth  oiitfclf 
5  5.  2.  &  let  your  foul  delight  it  fclf  in  fatnefle 
6o.20.neither  (hall  thy  moon  withdraw  it  felf 
jfcr.i  i.24.(hall  dvvel  in  Judah  it  ^//"husbandmen 
£^£.1. 4.8c  a  fire  infolding  it  fclf,8t  abrightneffe 
4.i4.haveInot  eaten  that  which  dieth  of  it  felf 
1 7.  i4.that  it  might  not  lift  kfelfap 
29  1  ^.neither  exalt  it  felf any  more  above  the 
44.J  i.not  eat  of  any  thing  that  isdead  oiitfelf 
Dan.j.  5.  it  raifed  up  it  fclf 'on  the  one  fide 
Mai.6.$4.  take  thought  for  the  things  oiitfclf 
12. 25.kingd.divid.ag.it ///is  brought  to  defo. 
Lu\e  11. 17. 
houfe  divided  againft  it  felf  'cannot  ftand 
Mai\  j. 24,25. 
John  r  y.4.as  the  branch  cannot  bear  fruit  of  it  felf 
20.7.but  wrapped  together  in  a  place  by  it  felf 

2 1.2  5. the  world  it/.could  not  cont.the  books 
Ko»J.8.i6.tbe  fpir.it /H/beareth  witnefle  with  our 

2 1. creature  it  ///alfofhal  be  delivered  from 
1         25.Spirit  it /e/jf  maketh  interceffion  for  us 
i4.14.that  there  is  nothing  unclean  oiitfclf 
i  I  Cor.  11.i4.doth  not  even  nature  it  fclf 'teach  you 
i     1 3 . f  .chanty  doth  not  behave  it/e//"unfeemly 
tx  CffAio.y.caft.down  every  hi«thing  that  exal.it/. 
\Epbef.4.  i6,unto  edifying  of  it  felf 'in  love 
Hefr.9.24.into  heaven  it ///now  to  appear 
}  j  Job.  1  i.a  good  report  of  the  truth  it  felf 

Gc».j.io.becaufeT  was  naked,I  hid  my  felf 
22.16.  by  my ///have  I  fworn,faith  the  Lord 


Exod.  1 9.4.  and  brought  you  unto  my  felf 
Num.%.17.1  fan&ified  them  for  my  felf 

1 2.6.I  the  Lord  make  my  felf  known  Unto  him 
Dcut.1.9.1  am  notable  to  bear  you  my  felf 

1 2.  how  can  I  my  fc //alone  bear  yotir  cumb. 

1 0.5. 1  turned  my  fe  I  find  came  down  from  the 
Judg.  1 6.20.as  at  other  times,and  (hake  my  felf 
Ruth  4.6.I  cannot  redeem  itformy  fclf 

1  S<«tf.i3.i2.Iforced  my  felf, 8c  offer.a  burnt-off. 
20.  j.  let  me  go,that  1  may  hide  my  felf 
25. j  j  from  avenging  my .felf  with  mine  own- 

2  Sam.i  8. 2. will  furely  go  forth  with  you  my  felf 
22.24.have  kept  my  fclf  from  mine  iniquity 

1  Kfng.i  8.1 5.I  will  furely  fhew  my  felf  to  him 
2  2.  j  o.I  wil  difguife  my  fclfmd  enter  into  the 

2  Cbron.i%.z9. 

2  K}ng.^.i%.  I  bow  my  fclf  in  the  houfe  of  Rirhm. 
2  Chro.y,  1 2.and  have  chofen  this  place  to  my  felf 
Neb.  j.7.confult.with  my  fc!f,&  rebuk.  the  nobles 
£/2.  5.  1 2. with  the  king  to  the  banquec>butmy/// 

6.6. delight  to  do  honour,more  then  to  my  felf 
Job  6.io.yea,I  would  harden  my  fc/fm  forrow 
7.20.fo  that  I  ama  burden  to  my  fclf 
9.20.juftif.my/e//,mine  own  mouth  (hal  cond. 
27. leave  my  heavinefle,and  comfort  my  fclf 
30.  if  I  wa(h  my  fclf  with  fnow-water 
10. i.I  will  leave  mycnmplaintupon  my  fclf 
1  j.20.then  will  I  not  hide  my  felf 'from  thee 
19.4-.mine  errour  remaineth  with  my  [elf 

27.whom  I  mall  fee  for  my  fclf 
j1.i7.or  have  eaten  my  morfell  my  fclf 

29.or  lift  up  my  fc  //when  evill  found  him 
42.6.wherefore,I  abhor  my  ///and  repent 
P/?/.i8.2j.I  kept  my  fclf 'from  mine  iniquity 
j  5.14.I  behaved  my  fclf,  as  though  he  had  been 
57.8.I  my  fclf  will  awake  early      P/z/.  108.1. 
ioi.2.Iwill  behave  my ///wifely 
io9.4.butI  give  my  felf unto  prayer 
1 19. 16. 1  will  delight  my  fclf  in  thy  ftatutes 
47.I  wil  delight  my  felf  'in  thy  corhmandem. 
52.  remembred  thy  judgm.  and  comf.my  felf 
1  j  r.i.neith.  do!  exercife  my  felf  in  gr.  matters 
2.1  have  quieted  my  felf z%  a  child 
£a/.2.j.I  fought  in  my  heart  to  give my/.to  wine 
1 2.turned  my  fclf 'to  behold  wifdome 
1 4.I  my ///perceived'  alfo  thac  one  event 
i9.wherein  I  (hewed  my ///wife" 
l/i.j  j.io.now  will  I  liftup  my  felf 

4J.2  1. this  people  have  I  formedfor  my  fclf 
44.24.that  fpreadech  abroad  the  earth  by  my/. 
45.2  j.I  have  fworn  by  my  felftht  word  is  gone 
Jcr.%.  1 8.wouid  comfort  my  fclf  my  heart  is  faint 
21.5.  Iiny///will  fight  againft  you 
22.5.I  fwearby  my  ///faith  the  Lord 
49. 1  j  .1  have  fworn  by  my  felf — that  Bofcrah 
£^.14.7.1  the  Lotd  will  anfwer  him  by  my  felf 
20. 5. and  made  my ///known  unto  them 
9. in  whofe  figh:  I  made  my/f'/known 
20.  j  .and  I  have  made  it  for  my/// 
j  5.1 1. wi'  make  my ///known  amongft  them 
j  8. 1  j.  thus  will  I  magnifie  my  felf 
Dan.  10. j.neither  didl  anoint  my/e//atall . 
Micab  6. 6. and  bow  my///before  the  high  God 
Hub.  j .  i6.and  I  rrembW?  d  in  my  felf 
2ecfe.7.j.feparatingmy./e//}  as  I  have  done 
Luk-7. 7. neither  thought  I  my ///worthy  to  come 

24.j9.thatitisl  my  fe  If, hmdle  me 
John  5.  j  1. if  I  bear  witneffe  oimy  felf, my  witnefs 
7..1  y.of  God,or  w  hether  I  fpeak  of  my  felf 

28.and  I  am  not  come  oimy  felf 
8.  i4.though  I  bear  record  oimy  felf  my  record 
18.I  am  one  that  bear  witnefle  of  my  felf 
2  8. know  that  I  do  nothing  of  my  felf 
42.neither  camel  oimy  felf  but  he  fent  me 
54. if  I  honour  my/,  my  honour  is  nothing 
10.18.from  me>but  I  lay  it  down  my  fclf 
12.49.  for  I  have  not  fpoken  oimy  felf 
14.5.  come  again,and  receive  you  to  my  felf 
-10J  fpeabnot  of ^y  felf  jam  the  Father 
2  i.and  will  manifeft  my  fclf  'unto  him 
17.19.fortheirfaJc.es  I  fanclifie  my  felf .  . 
Alls  10. 16,  ftand  up,I  my ///alfo  am  a  man 
20.24.  neith-  count  I  my  life  deer  unto  my  felf 
24. 1  o.I  do  the  more  cheerfully  anfw. for  my/. 
i6.my///to  have  alwaies  a  confcien'Ce  void' 
2  5 . 2  ».I  would  alfo  hear  the  man  my  fclf 


26.2. 1  think  my ///happy }king  Agrippa 

I  (hall  anfwer  for  my///'this  day  before 
'^.thought  with  my  felfl  alfo  ought  to  do 
Rom.g.i.myfclfviaz  acciirfed  for  my  brethren 

11.4.  relerved  to  my  ///  feven  thouf.  men  that 
1 5.  i4.rmy/c//alfo  am  perfwaded  of  you 
i6.2.a  fuccourer  of  many^and  of  my///alfo 

1  Cor.4.4.for  I  know  nothing  by  my  felf,  yet 
6.1  have  in  a  figure  transferred  to  my  felf 

7. 7. that  all  men  were  even  as  I  my  felf 
9.19.  yet  have  I  made  my  ///fervant  unto  all 
27.I  my///ihould  be  a  caft-away 

2  Cor.  2.  nvith  myfelfl  would  not  come  in  heav. 
10. 1 .  now  I  Paul  my  fc  //befeech  you 
1  i.7.committed  an  offence  in  abafing  my  felf 

9. kept  my  fclf  horn  being  burdenfome 
16. that  I  may  boaft  my  felf a  little 

12.5.  yet  oimy  felf  I  will  not  glory 
15.  except  it  be  that  I  my  ///was  not  burd. 

Gal.%.  1 8.1  deftroyed,I  make  my  felf z  trangreflbr 
Pfe/.2.24.thatl  alfo  my ///(hall  come  (hortly 

j.  1 3. 1  count  not  my  felf  to  have  apprehended 
Pbilem.  17.  receive  him  as  my  felf 

Own  ^clf- 
Exo.$  2. 1  j.to  whom  thou  fwareft  by  thine  own/. 
John  5.  j  o.I  can  of  mine  own  felf  doe  nothing 

1.7.5-glorifie  thou  me  with  thine  own /// 
1  0.4.  j. yea,  I  judge  not  mine  own/// 
Pfcte.i 9-0 weft  to  me  even  thine  own///befides 
1  Prf.2.24.who  hisown///bare  our  fins 

jg>elf  fame. 
Mat.  8. 1  j  .fervant  was  healed  the///fame  houre 

1  Cor.  12. 1  i.worketh  that  one  and  ///fame  fpirit 

2  Cor.5.5.  wrought,for  the ///fame  thing  is  God 
7.1  i.this///iame  thing  that  ye  forrowedafter 

§&tlf  fame  day,  See  ^ame  day. 

fby  ^elf. 
Gen.  1  j  .9.feparate  thy  felf ',1  pray  thee,  from  me 
14.1 1.  take  the  goods  to  thy  felf 
i6.9-fubmit  thy ///under  her  hands 
j  j.9;keep  that  thou  haft  unto  thy  felf 
Exod.9. 1 7.yet  exalted  thou  thy  ///againft  my 
10.  j  .how  long  wilt  thou  refufe  to  humb.thy/. 
28.take  heed  to  thy  felf, fee  my  face  no  more 
1 8. 14.  why  fitteft  thou  thy  ///alone 

1 8. thou  art  not  able  to  performe  it  thy  felf 
zi. io  fhall  it  be  eafier  for  thy  felf 
20.5-notbow  thy  fclf  to  them,nor  ferve  them 

Dent.  5.  9. 
j  4. 2  .and  prefent  thy  ///there  before  me 
1 2. take  heed  to  thy ///left  thou  make  a 
1^.9.7-and  make  an  atonement  for  thy  fclf 
18. 20. neighbors  wife,to  defile  thy  felf  with  her 
2  j.  neith.  lie  with  any  beaft  to  defile  thy  felf 
19. 1 8.  love  thy  neighbour  as  thy  felf 
J4.ftranger,  thou  (halt  love  him  as  thy  felf 
Nums  1 1 . 1 7 .  that  thou  bear  it  not  thy///alone 

16.  (3.  except  thou  make  thy  ///altogeth.a  pri. 
Dent. 4.9. take  heed  to  thy  felfmd  keep  thy  foul 
9. 1.  to  poffeffe  nations  greater  then  thy  felf 
1 2. 1  j. take  heed  to  thy  felf  that  thou  offer  not 
intake  heed  to  thy/,  that  thouforfake  not 
jo.take  heed  to  thy ///that  thou  be  not  (ha. 
20.i4.fpoil  (halt  thou  take  unto  thy  felf 
22.1.  or  hisftieepgp  affray  ,and  hide  thy  felf 
j. thou  maieft  not  hide  thy  felf 
4.  ox  fall  down,  and  hide  thy///from  them 
1 2.vefture  wherewith  thoucovereft  thy  fclf 
2j.ij.wilteafe  thy ///abroad,  thou  (halt  dig 
28.40. but  thou  (halt  not  anoint  thy  felf 
Jofh.i7.i^.  cut  down  for  thy  felf  thae  in  the  land 
Ruth  j.j.wafii  thy///therefore,and  anoint  thee 
make  not  thy///known  unto  the  man 
4. 6. redeem  thou  my  right  to  thy  /// 

1  Sam.is.z.  take  heed  to  thy///till  the  morning 
abide  in  a  fecret  place,and  hide  thy  felf 

20.8.  if  there  be  in  me  iniquity,flay  me  thy  felf 

19. place  where  thou  didft  hide  thy  felf 
25.26.  fr.  avenging  thy ///with  thine  own  ha. 

2  S<2»z.5.24.thatthen  thou  (halt  beftir  thy  felf 
'jf.  2-4.confirmed  to  thy  felf  thy  people  Ifrael 
1  j. 5. down  on  thy  bed,and  make  thy  fe/fCick 
I4.i.fain  thy  felf  to  be  a  mourner 

and  anoint  not  thy  felf  'with  oyl 
'  i8fij.thou  wouldft have  fee  thy/Z/againft  me  ! 
22.26.with! 


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22.26.with  the  merci.thou  wilt  (hew  thy  fe.met. 

with  the  upright  thou  wilt  (hew  thy/e.upr. 

Pfal.1S.z5. 

27  .with  the  pure  thou  wilt  (hew  thy  felf  pure 

Pfal.iS.i6. 

froward  thou  wilt  (hew  the/e.unfavourie 

Pfal.iS.t6. 

i  20«.z.2.be  thou  ftrong,  and  (hew  thy  felf  a  man 

j.profper—  whitherfoever  thou  tutn.thy  felf 

3. 1 1. and  haft  not  asked  for  thy  fe  If  [ong  life 

neither  haft  asked  riches  for  thyfe If 
but  h3ft  asked  for  thy/e//"underftand. 
1 j. 7. come  home  with  me,and  reftelh  tbyfelf 
i4.2.arife,and  difguife  thy  felf 

6.why  faineft  thou  thy  felf  tobz  another 
17.  j. turn  thee  eaftward,  and  hide  tby/e// 
i8.i.go,(hew  thy/e//unto  Ahab 
20.22.ftrengthen  thy  felf,  &  fee  what  thou  doft 
40X0  (hal  thy  judgm.be,thy/e//haft  decided 
21.20.thou  haft  fold  ihy  felf  to  wotk  evill 
2  2.  2  J .  into  an  inner  chamber ,to  hide  thy  felf 
zCkro.1S.14. 
2  2CiKg.za-.19.and  thou  haft  humbled  thy  felf 

.    2Cfero.j4.27. 

1  Cbr.zi.u.advife  thy  felf  whit  word  I  ihalbring 

2  Chro.1.1  i.but  haft  asked  wifdome — for  thy  felf 

20. j7.haft  joyned  thy/e//with  Ahaziah 
2  l.i  j.which  were  better  then  thy  felf 
J4.27.  humbledft  thy/rf/before  me 
.Eff.4.1  j.think  not  with  thy i^/,thou  (halt  cfcape 
fob  8.8.prepare  thyfelfto  the  fearch  of  their  fath. 
io.itf.fheweft  thy /e/f marvellous  upon  me 
1  j.8.doft  thou  reftrain  wifdome  to  tbyfelf 
2,2.2 1. acquaint  now  thy/^withhim 
jo.21.thou  oppofeft  thy/f^"againft  me 
40.10.deck  thy  felf now  with  majefty 

and  array  thy  felf 'with  glory  and  beauty 
Pfal.7.6.  in  thine  anger  lift  up  thy  felf 

1 0.1  .w  hy  hideft  thou  thy  felf  in  times  of  trou. 
j  5.2, j.ftir  up  tby/e//,and  awake  to  my  judgm. 
37.i.fretnot  thy /^/"becaufe  of  evill  doers 
4.delighr  thy/e/jf  alfo  in  the  Lord 
7.fret  not  thy/e//"becaufe  of  him  whoprofp. 
8.  fret  not  thy  felf 'in  any  wife  to  do  evill 
49. 1 8.praife  thee,  when  thou  doft  wel  to  thyfe. 
5;  0.2  i.that  I  was  altogei  h.fuch  a  one  as  thy  felf 
j  2. 1. why  boafteft  thou  thy  felf  'in  mifchief 
$f.i.hidenotthy/f//frommy  fupplication 
go.i.O  turn  thyfelfto  usagain 
80.1  y  .branch  that  thou/nadeft  ftrong  for  thyf. 
i7.Son  of  man,who  thou  madeft  ftr.forthy/. 
8y.j.turnedthy/e//rfrom  the  fiercenefs  of  thine 
8  9.46. wilt  thou  hide  thy  felf  'for  ever 
94. 1  .to  whom  vengeance  belongetb,fhew  thyf. 

2.1ift  up  thy/e7/,thou  Judge  of  the  earth 
i04.2.who  covered  thy /e/fwith  light 
Pro.6.  j.do  this  now,my  fon,and  deliver  thy  felf 
humble  thy  felfSi  make  fure  thy  friend 
5.  deliver  thy  felf zsz  tot  from— the  hunter 
9. 1 2.if  thou  be  wife,thou  (halt  be  wife  for  thyf. 
24.19.  fret  not  thy  felfbecmfe  of  evill  men 

27.make  it  fit  for  thy  felf 'in  the  field 
2f  .6.put  not  forth  thy  felf 'in  the  prefence  of 
27.1  .boaft  not  thy  felf  of  to  morrow 
jo.j2.d0ne  foolilhly  in  lifting  up  thy  felf 
Ecclef.7.16.  neither  make  thy  felfovet-wik 

why  (houldeft  thou  deftroy  thy  felf 

zz.that  thou  thy  felf alfo  haft  curfed  others 

//<i.26.20.hidethy/e7/asit  were  for  a  little  mom. 

j  j.  j  .lifting  up  of  thy  felf  the  nations  were  feat. 

45. 1  $.verily,thou  art  a  God  that  hideft  thy  felf 

5  2.2.(hake  thy  felf 'from  the  duft 

loofe  thy  felf 'from  the  bands  of  thy  neck 
y7«8.thou  haft  difcovered  thy  felf  to  anoth.then 
9-and  didft  debafe  thy  felf 'even  to  hell 

5  8.7. hide  not  thy  felf 'from  thine  own  fle(h 

I4.then  (halt  thou  delight  thy  felf  'in  the  Lo. 
6j.14.to  make  thy  felf a  glorious  name 
64.1 2.wilt  thou  refrain  thy  felf  for  thefe  things 

6  j.  5.  which  fay,  J>tand  by  thy  felf 
fer.z.17.  haft  thou  not  procured  this  unto  thy  felf 

4.  jo.  though  thou  clotheft  thy  felf  with  crimf. 
in  vain  (halt  thou  make  thy  felf  'fair 
6,z6.  and  wallow  thy  felf in  allies 
I7.4.thy/e//(hal  difcontinue  from  thine  inher. 


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Exod. z  1.7. if  a  mm  fell  his daugh.to be  a  maid-fer. 
8.  tofeHhtt  to  a  ftrangs  nation 
j  y.  then  thty  ihall/etf  the  live  ox 
2  2.i.or  fell  it,he  (hall  reftore  five  oxen 
Lew.zj.14.if  thou/e#ought  unto  thy  neighbour 
1  y.yeers  of  the  fruits  he  ihall/e U  unto  thee 
1 6.numb.of  the  yeers  of  the  fruits  doth  hefel 
29. if  a  man  fell  a  dwelling  houfe 
47.thy  brother— /£#  himielf  unto  the  ftran. 
Deut.  2.2  8.thou  (halt  fell  me  meat  for  money 
14.21.or  thoumaieft/^Zittoanahen 
21.14.thou  (halt  not  fell  her  at  all  formoncy 
f^g.^.Q.fhaWfell  Sifera  into  the  hand  of  a  worn. 

1  2\>-2 1.2  j.none  like  to  Ahab,which  didfelbimf. 

2  Kjng.4.7.go,fell  thy  oyl,  and  pay  thy  debt 
Neh.^.s.and  will  ye  even/H  your  brethren 

io.j  i.any  victuals  on  the  fabbath  day  jlo  fell 
Pro.  2  j .  2  j .  buy  the  truth,  and  fell  it  not 
E%e\.  jo.  1  z.fell  the  land  into  the  hand  of  the  wic. 

48. 14.  they  mail  not  fell  it,neither  exchange 
Joel\.S.  I  will  fell  your  fons  and  daught.  into  the 
and  they  (hall  fell  them  to  the  Sabeans 
Amos  8.f  .new  moon  be  gone,that  we  may  fel  corn 

6.yea,and/e#therefufe  of  the  wheat 
Zech.i  1.  j. they  thatfetf  them,fay,Blefied  be  the  L. 
Mat.io.  21. wilt  be  perfect,go  &  fell  that  thou  haft 

2  y.9.but  go  ye  rather  to  them  which  fell 
Mar\  10.2 1.  go  fell  whatsoever  thou  baft 
Lu\e  12.J  ifell  that  ye  have,and  give  alms 

1 8 ,2 z.fel  all  that  thou  haft,&  diftr. to  the  poor 

22.j6.let  him  fell  his  garment,  and  buy  one 
fam.4.1  j. we  will  buy  andfell,and  get  gain 
Rev.  1  j .  1 7.might  buy  otfe U,(ave  he  that  had  the 
teller. 

2/0.24.2.  as  with  the  buyer,  fo  with  the  feller 
27.40.and  blrildeft  it  in  three  daies/ave  thy  felf  \  E^g.7.  1 2.1et  not  the  buyer  rejo.nor  thefel.mouxn 
Mar.  i-44.go  thy  way,(hew  thy  felf  to  the  prieft  lt.fellcr  (hal  not  return  to  that  which  is  fold 

1  y.jo.fave  thy />//,&  come  down  from  thecrofs  ^1^16. 14.  named  Lydia,afeller  of  purple 
Lu\e  4.2  j.to  me  this  proverb, Phyfici.heal  thy/?//  Sbtllete* 

6.42.when  thou  thyfe  //"beholdeft  not  the  beam  j  Neb.  1  j.  20.  fo  the  fellers  lodged  without  Jerufel. 
7.6.(aying,  Lord,  trouble  not  thy  felf  j£)elleft\ 

10.27.  and  thy  neighbour  as  thy  felf  Pfal.44..  1  z.thou  fellefl  thy  people  for  nought 

1 7. 8-gird  thy/r7/",and  ferve  me,and  afterward    )  £>elletlj, 

2  j.  j  7. if  thou  be  the  K.of  the  Jews,fave  thy  felf  Exod.zi, 16.be  that  ftealeth  a  man,and  felletb  him 
J9.if  thou  be  Chnft,fave  thy  felf 'and  us  2><?«.24.7.maketh  merchandife  of  him,  or  fell,  him 

foh.i.zz.what  faift  thou  of  thy  felf 
7.4.(hew  thyfelfto  the  world 
8.1  j.Pharii.faid,Thou  beared  record  of  thy  fe. 

yj.whom  makeft  thou  thy  felf 
10.  j  j. thou  being  a  man,  makeft  thy  felf  God 
14.22.that  thou  wilt  manifeft  thy  felf unto  us 
i8.j4.fayeft  thou  this  thing  of  thy  felf 
21.18.  when  thou  waft  yong,  thou  gird.thy/e  If 
Acls  8.29-go  join  thy  felf  to  this  charet 
1 2.8.angel  (aid  unto  him,Gird  thy  felf 
16.28.do  thy  felf  no  harm,for  weare  all  here 
2 1. 24.  them  take,and  purifie  thy  felf 'with  them 
but  that  thou  thy/e//walkeft  orderly 
24.8.thy  felf  mzk&  take  knowl.of  tbefe  things 
26. 1  .thou  art  permitted  to  fpeak  for  thy  felf 
24.Paul,thou  art  befide  thy  felf 
Rtm.z.  1  .judgeft  another,condemneft  thy  felf 
i9.that  thou  thy felf 'art  a  guide  of  the  blind 
2  i.teachcft  another,teacheft  thou  not  thy /e. 
1  j  .9.thou  (halt  love  thy  neighbour  as  thy  felf 

Gal.  j.  1 4.  fames  2.8. 
14.22.  haft  thou  faith,have  it  to  thy  felf 
Gal.6.1  .confidering  thy  felf  .left  thou  alfo  be  tern. 


zo.4.1  will  make  thee  a  terrour  to  thy  felf 
iz.ij.  becaufe  thouinclofeft  thy  felf  in  cedar 
j  2.8. redemption  is  thine,buy  it  for  thy  felf 
4? .  j.  feekeft  thou  great  things  for  thy  felf 
46.1 9.furni(h  thy /e/jftogo  into  captivity 
47.$.how  long  wilt  thou  cut  thy  felf 
6.put  up  thy  felf  into  thy  fcabbard 
I«»z.2.i8.give  thy/«//noreft3let  not 

3.44.  thou  haft  covered  tby  felf  with  a  cloud 
4.21  .drunken,and  (halt  make  thy  felf  naked 
£^.j.24.go,(hut  thy  felf  within  thine  houie 
16.17. and  madeft  to  thy /^images  of  men 
22.4-and  haft  defiled  thy  felf  in  thine  idols 

16.inher.in  thy  felf  in  the  fight  of  the  heath. 
2  j.40.for  whom  thou  didft  walh  thy  felf 

and  deckedft  thy  felf  with  ornaments 
J 1. 10.  becaufe  thou  lifteft  up  thy  felf  in  height 
j8.7.prepare  for  thy  felf }and  all  thy  company 
Dan.  J.i7.1et  thy  gifts  be  to  thy  felf 

2  j. but  haft  lifted  up  thy/W/againft  the  Lord 
10. 1 2.  to  chaften  thy )e//before  thy  God 
Hof.  1  j  .9.0  Ifrael,  thou  haft  deftroyetkhy/t// 
Ofa«l.4.though  thou  exalt  thy  felf  as  the  eagle 
Micah  i.io.roll  thy  fe//in  the  duft 
f .  1. now  gather  thy  felf  in  troups 
Nab.3.1  j.make  thy  felf 'many  as  the  canker-worm 
make  thy  felf 'many  as  the  locufts 
Ze^.^^.deliverthy/eZ/jO  Zidon 
.M&.4.6.  thou  be  the  Son  of  G.  caft  thy  felf  down 

Lu^e  4.9. 
y.j  j.  thou  (halt  not  forfwear  thy  felf 
8.4.  (hew  thyfelfto  the  prieft,  and  offer 

£/*£«?.  1 4. 
19.19.thou  (halt  love  thy  neighbour  as  thy  felf 
Chap.2-2.j9.  Mar.iz.}  1 


Tim.i.  1  f  .how  thou  oughteft  to  behave  thy  felf 
4-7.exercife  thy  felf  'rather  unto  godlineffe 
1  s  .give  thy/e//wholly  to  them 
16.  take  heed  to  thy  felf,  and  to  the  doftrine 
in  doing  this,  thou  (halt  fave  thy  felf 
y.22.  keep  thy  felf 'pure 
6  f .  from  fuch  withdraw  tbyfelf 
2  Tim.z.i  5.ftudie  to  (hew  thy  fe  If  approved  to  G. 
Tit.z.7.  (hewing  thy  felf 'a  pattern  of  good  works 

G*».49.6.in  their/eZ/Lwil  they  digged  down  a  wal 

§b*\t=a>lllcd. 
T?M.7.not/f^willed,nor  foon  angry 
i  Pet.2.io.prcfumptuous  are  theyj/fZ/^willed 

Gen.z  j.  j  1  .fell  me  this  day  thy  birth-right 
37.27.come,letus/e#himto  the  Ilhmaelites 


Ruth  4.  j.Naomi/e&rfe  a  parcell  of  ground 
Pffl.i  1.26.  blefling  on  the  head  of  him  thatfelletb 

j  i.24.maketh  fine  \innen, and  felleth  it 
Nab.$.  4.  thatfelletb  nations  through  her  whored. 
Mat.i$,/tA;.feilethal\  that  he  hath,&  buycth  that 

jfccleuda, 
Acls  1  j_4.being  fentforch,departed  to  SeUucia 

&>eltocOge, 
F.xod.z6.$.ftom  the felvedge  in  the  coupling 
j6.i  i.edge  of  one  curt,  from  the  felvedge  in  the 
Om  5>eltes. 
Gf8.j7.10.come  and  bow  down  our /e/w  to 

44. 1 6. how  long  (hall  we  clear  our  felves 
Num.  j  2. 1 7.  we  our  felves  will  go  ready  armed 
Dent.  2.  j  5.  we  took  for  a  prey  unto  out  felves 

Chap.3.7. 
1  &H8.i4.8.we  will  difcover  oat  felves  unto  them 
E^a  4..3.we  oat  felves  will  build  together  to  the 
8.21  .might  afflict  our  felves  before  our  God 
Neb.io.$z.  to  charge  out  felves  yeerly  with  the  j"1 
fob  j4.4.know  among  out  felves  what  is  good 
PfaL&s .  1 2.let  us  take  to  owefelv.the  houfes  of  G. 

1 00.  j. made  us,and  not  we  out  felves 
Pro. 7. 1 8. let  us  folace  our  felves  with  love 
ifa.zS.i  y.  under  falihood  have  we  hid  our  felves 
%6. 1 2.we  will  fill  our  felves  with  ftrong  drink 
fer.  jo.  j. let  us  join  oat  felves  to  the  Lord 
Lu\e  22.7 1.  weour felves  have  heard  ofhisown 
Jbte4.42.for  we  have  heard  him  out  felves 
Ails  6.4.  we  will  give  our  felves  continually  to  pr. 

2  j .  1 4-bound  out  felves  under  a  great  curfe 
2?<ra.8.2j.  not  only  they,but  out  felves  alfo,  which 
we  our  felves  grone  within  our  felves 
x  f.j.and  not  to  pleafe  out  felves 

1  Cor.  1  i.j  i.ifwe  wquld  judge  our/efo.wefliould 

2  C(W.i.4.wherewith  we  out  felves  are  comforted 

9.(hould  not  truft  in  ova  felves 
5.1  .begin  again  to  commend  out  felves 
j  .not  that  weare  fufficknt  of  our  felves  to 
j     think  any  thing  as  of  out  felves 
4.2.commending  our  felves  to  every  mans  conf. . 

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5.preach  not  oucfclves,but  Chrift  Jefus 

and  our  felves  your  fervants  for  Jefus 
j.  i  i.we  commend  noc  out  fives  again  unto 

i  j. for  whether  we  be  belides  our  felve s,it  is 
6.4.  in  all  things  approving  our  felves  as  the 
7-i.let  uscleanfeour/Z/'fM  from  all  filtbineffe 
io.ii.  or  compare  our fel.  with  fome  that  com. 
I4.we  ftretch  nor  our  felv  beyond  our  meaf. 
1 t.  i9.think  ye  that  we  excufe  our  felves  unto 
Gal1.17.we  our /e/m  alfo  arefound  (inners 
1  Tbef.i. 10. behaved  our/cfo.among  you  that  bel. 
2T/;f/!i.4.that  we  our  felves  glory  in  you  in  the 
j. 7. behaved  not  our  fives  diforderly  among 
Tit.  3 . 3 .  we  our  felves  were  fometimes  foolilh 
Heb.  10. ij-  not  foi faking  the aflembling  our/e/t>. 
1  Joh.i.fs.vt'e  deceive  our  felves  ,Sc  the  truth  is  not 


1  Car.%-  J.gave  their  own  fives  to  the  Lord 

1 3. f  .prove  your  own  felves 
iTim.i-z.  men  (hall  be  lovers  of  their  own  felves 
/aw.  1. u. only  deceiving  your  own  felves 

Your  &zVotg, 
Gra.18-4.and  reft  your  felves  under  the  tree 
4 j. j-be  not  angry  with  your  felves  that  ye  fold 
49. 1. gather  your /e/w;together,that  I  may 
1.  gather  your  felves  together  ,ye  Ions  of  Jac. 
Exod.  1 9. 1 1  .take  heed  to  your  felves 

3  o. 3  7  you  (hall  not  make  to  your/e/wj,iccord. 

3  z.z§>. consecrate  your  felves  to  day  to  the  Lord 

Lev.  1 1.43*  notmak-  your  felv.  abominable  with 

neith.make  your  /i?/f  .unclean  with  them 

44.  fanctifie  your  felves 

neither  (hall  ye  defile  your  felves  with  any 
l8.i4.defilenotyour/e/wnnanyofthefe 

jo.  and  that  ye  defile  not  your  felves  therein 
i9.4.nor  mike  to  your  felves  molten  gods 
10.7  fanft'fi  ■  your  felves  therefore,and  be 
Num.  n.  i8.fanftifie  your  felves  tomorrow 
16.  j. wherefore  then  life  you  up  your  felves 
ii.fepar3te  your  felves  from  among  this 
,    3  1.3.  arm  fome  of  your  felves  unto  the  war 
i8.them  keep  alive  for  your  felves 
ij.purifie  both  your  felves  and  your  captives 
Dent.  1.4. take  ye  good  heed  unto  your  felves 

Ch.ip.4.1  j.  &  n.i6./flf.23.n. 
4.i6left  ye  corrupt  your  felves 
1 3 .  take  heed  unto  your  felves 
2  5. and  (hall  corrupt  your  felves  $.na  make 
1  i.ij.poff  fle  mightier  nations  then  your  felv. 
14. 1  ye  thill  not  cut  your  felves 
3i.i4.prefentyour/e/z>.  in  thetab.ofthecong. 
29.ye  will  utterly  corrupt  your  felves 
Jof.t  .i6.and  hide  your  felves  there  three  dayes 
3 .  j.fanftifie  your  fives, ior  to  morrow 
6. 1 8. keep  your  felves  from  the  accurfed  thing 

left  ye  make  your  [elves  accurfed 
7.1 3. and  fay,Saniftifie  your  felves  aga.to  morr. 
8.  z, .  take  for  a  prey  unto  your  felves 
i3#7.norbow  your  felves  unto  them 

16.  and  bowed  your  felves  unto  them 
14.1 1. ye  are  witneffts  againft  your  felves 
Judg.\<{.  11.  that  ye  wil  not  fall  upon  me  your  fel. 
1  S>m.Hf  9.and  quit  your  felves\ike  men 
10.  i9.prtfent  your  felves  before  the  Lord  by 
14,3  4.difperfe  your  felves  among  the  people 
16.  j. find  ifie  your  felves,  and  come  with  me  to 
1  f(i».i8.ir.chufeyoa  one  bullock  for  your  felv. 

10. 1 1.  fet  your  felves  in  aray 
1  l$ag.i7-3?.norbow  V°ur  felves  to  them 

1  Chro.i  f  .1 2.fanc"tifieyour/eZ'z/Mjboth  you  and 

2  Cbro.10.17.let  your  felves, ftand  you  ftill 

29.<f.hearme,ye  Levits/an&ifie  your  felves 

3  1  .now  ye  have  confecrated  your  felves 
jo.8.but  yeeld  your  felves  unto  the  Lord 
ji.i  1. to  give  over  your  felves  to  die  by  famine 
1       3  j  4.prepare  your  fe Ive s  by  the  houfes  of  your 
6.kili  the  paffover,and  fanctifie  your  felves 
E^ra  10.1 1  .feparate  your  felves  from  the  peop.  of 
Neb.  1 3 .1  j.nor  take  their  daughters  for  your  felves 
Job  1 9. 3. make  your  felves  ftrange  to  me 

J. if  indeed  ye  will  magnifieyour/efoef 
2.7. 1  t.behold,all  ye  your  felves  have  feen  it 
41.8.  and  offer  up  for  your  felves  a  burnt-offer. 
;/i.8.9.affociate  yourfelves,0  ye  people 

gird  your  felves, &  ye  (hall  be  brok.in  pie. 
Verfe?. 


29.9.ftay  your  felves, and  wonder 
4j.20.a(Temble  your  felve s,and  come 
46.8. and  (hew  your  felves  men 
48. 14.aU  ye,a(itmble  your  felves, and  hear 
4<J.9.to  them  that  are  in  darkncis,lhew  your  fe. 
jo.  1.  for  your  iniquities  have  you  fold  your fel. 
1  i.that  compafle  your  fel.  about  with  fparks 
Ji.3.ye  have  fold  your  felves  for  nought 
57.4  .againft  whom  do  you  fport  your  felves 

j.  inflaming  your  (elves  with  idols  under  ev. 
6 1 .6. in  their  glory  (lull  ye  boaft  your  felves 
Jer.4.4.  circutneife  your  felves  to  the  Lord 
j.and  fay,Aflemble  your  felves 
6.1.  gather  your  felves  to  flee  out  of  the  midft 
8.i4.affembleyour/cfowjandletusehter  in 
i3.i8.humbleyour/i'/fej,  (it  down 
17.1 1. take  heed  to  your  felves 
25. 34.  and  wallow  your  felves  intheafhes 
16.1 5. bring  innocent  bloud  upon  your  felves 

37.9. deceive  not  your  felves 
44.8.  that  ye  might  cut  yout  felves  off 
50. 14. put  your  felves  inaray  againft  Babylon 
£^.14  6.  repent,&  turn  your  felves  from  your  id. 
18.30.turn  y  our  felves  from  all  your  tranfgreff. 

3 1. wherefore  turn  your  felves  ^  and  live 
20.7. defile  not  your/e/v.witb  tlie  idols  of  Egy. 
i8nor  defile yourfelves  with  their  idoU 
3 1.  ye  pollute  your  felves  with  all  your  idols 
43  .loath  yourfelves  in  your  own  fight 

Chap.36.31. 
39. 17.  aflemble  yourfelves,  and  come 

gather  your  felves  on  every  fide 

44  8.  fet  keepers  of  my  charge — for  your  felves 

Hof  10.  n.fow  to  you-  felves  in  righttoufneffe 

Joel  1. 1 3 .gird  your/cfo«,and  lament,  ye  priefts 

3. 1 1  .aflemble  your  (elves  ^Sl  come,ill  ye  heath. 

gather  yourfilvei  together  round  abo.  it 

Amos  3.  9.  aflemble  your  felves  upon  the  mount. 

j.26.which  you  made  to  your  felves 
Zepb.  2.  i  .gather  your  felves  together 
Zecb.7A.eat  fory  ur  felves,  and  drink  for  your  fel. 
Mat.$.o.think  not  to  fay  within  yourfelvesJNe 

Luke  3.8. 
6. 1 9-lay  not  up  for  yourfelves  treafure  upon 
lo.lay  up  for  yourfelves  treafure  in  heaven 
16.8. why  reafon  ye  among  youi  felves 
23.1 3. ye  neither  go  in  your  felves,r\athet 

Lufye  ir. J2. 
1  j .twofold  more  the  chi.of  hell  then  your/. 
3 1  .be  ye  witneffes  unto  yourfelves 
2  j. 9.  and  buy  for  yourfelves 
Mar. 6. 7,  i.eome  ye  yourfelves  apart  into  a 

9.3  3-difputed  among  yourfelves  by  the  way 
50.  have  fait  in  your  felves 

13.9.  but  take  heed  to  your  felves       tu\.\f.i. 

&  21.34. 

Lu\e  1 1 .41?. ye  yourfelves  touch  not  the  burdens 

12.33  .provide  yourjVAbags  which  wax  not  old 

36  ye  your  felv.  like  unto  men  that  wait  for 

57. why  even  of  your  fel  judge  ye  not  what  is 

13.28.  and  you  yourfelves  thruft  out 

56.9. make  to  your  felves  friends  of  the  Mimm. 

ij.ye  are  they  which  juiLfie  yourfelves 
i7.i4.go,(hew  yourfelves  unto  the  priefts 
11. 30. and  know  of  your  fives  that  fummer 
2i.i7.divide  it  among  your /e/w 
23.  28.  weep  for  your  felves,md  for  your  child. 
John  3.28.ye  yourfelves  bear  me  witnefle 

6. 4  3. murmur  not  among  yourfelves 

16.19.  do  ye  enquire  among  yo  r  felves  of  that 
Afis  2.1  i.as  you  your  felves  alfo  know 

40.fave  yourfelves  from  this  untoward 
5.3  j.take  heed  to  yourfelves 
1 3. 46. and  judge  yourfelves  unworthy 
1 5. 29. from  which,if  ye  keep  your  felves 
20. 10. trouble  not  your  felves  for  his  life  is  in 
2  8. take  heed  therefore  unto  yourfelves 
30.aIfo  of  your  own  felves  (hall  men 
34.youyour/e/wtknow,  that  thefe  hands 
Rom.6.1  i.reckon  ye  alfo  yourfelves  to  be  dead 
1  3  .but  yeeld  your  felves  unto  God 
1 6. that  to  whom  ye  yeeld  your  felv.  fervants 
1 2.i  o.avenge  not  your/Hwjjbut  rather 
1  Cor.  j.  1 3. from  among  yourfelves  that  wick.  per. 
6. 7. rather  fuffer  yourfelves  to  be  defrauded 
7.5. may  give  yourfelves  to  fafting  and 


SEL         SEN 

1 1. 1 3  .judge  in  yourfelves ,  is  it  comely  that 
16. 1 6.that  ye  fubmit  your  felves  unto  iuch 
2  Cor.7. 1  i.yeajwhat  clearing  of  your  felves 

in  all  things  ye  have  approved  yomfe 
1 1. 19, feting  ye  your  felves  are  wife 
1 3.5.examine  your  fives,  whether  ye  be 
Efbef.z.%.  and  that  not  of  your  felves 
5. 19-fpeaking  to  yourfelves  in  pfalmes 
2i.fubmittingyouryc/wrone  to  another 
Col.  3 . 1 8.w  lveSjfubmit  your  fives  \o  your  ow  n 
1 Thef.z.  1.  for  your  felves,  brethren,know  our 
3.3.your/c/^wknow  that  we  are  appoint  A 
4-9.ye  yourfelves  are  taught  oi  God,to 
5.i.yeyour/e7wknow  perfe<ftly,thn  the 
1 1.  wherefore,  comfort  youi  felves  together 
13.be  at  peace  among  your  felves 

1  J  both  amongyour/c/^Mjand  to  all  men 
iTfef.3.6.thatye  with-draw  yourfelves  from 

7.  for  yourfelves  k,  ow  how  ye  ought  to  fol 
Heb.  io.34#knowingin  your/ctej,thatye  have  in, 
1 3. 3 -as  being  your /f/Mr,  Ho  in  thebody 
i7.andfubmit  yourfhes,tor  thty  watch 
JW.2-4.are  ye  not  then  paitiail  in  yourfelves 
4-7.fubmit  yourfelves  thereforeto  God 

io.humble  yourfelves  in  the  light  ofthe  L. 
1  Pet. 1. 14.  not  falhion.  yourfelves  according  to 
2.13.  fub-sit  your  felves  to  every  ordinance 
4.i.armeyoury£/t>M  likewife  with  <he  fame 
8. have  fervent  chanty  among  your  [elves 
y.j.fubmic  yourfelves  unto  the  elder 
6. humble  your  felv  s  under  the  mighty 
1  John  j.  21. keep  your/. Ive  jfrom  idols 
z.John  8.1ook  to  your  felves,  that  we  lofe  not 
Jude  20.buildingup  youi  fives  in  your 

2  1. keep  your  fc/vesiit  1 he  love  of  God 
Rev.  19  1 7.come  and  gather  yourfelves  together 

j^cm.  See  ^)hem, 

^ciuaCoiah. 

I  Chr0.z6. 7 .v/hoCc  breth.  were  ftrong  men  oiSem. 

1  Cbro.$.it.  Fons  of  Sechaniah, Scmnlab 

aftd  the  fons  of  Semaiab,  Hattufh 

Lu\e  3. 16. which  was  the  (onofSemei 

i^enaah. 
Exra  2.3  j.  the  children  ot  Senaah,  3630. 
Nefo.7.38.the  children  of  Senaa})}$9$Q. 

j§>enate, 
Aels  5<n.and  all  the  fixate  ofthe  children  of  Ifr. 

i§>enatrj£Sf. 
Pfal.io  j.22.and  teach  his  fenators  wifdome 

Gen.  24.7  .he  (hall  fend  his  angels  before  thee 
1 2.I  pray  thee3/f#rfme  good  fpeed 
40. before  whom  I  walk,will/e»rfhis 
fq.fendme  away  to  my  mafter 
j  6.  fen  I  me  away  that  I  may  go  to  my  malt. 
30.2  J.Jacob  faid  unto  Laban,S«K/me  away 
38.17  wilt  thou  give  me  a  pledge  till  thou  fe. 
42.16. fen done  of  you,and  let  him  fetch 
43.4  .if  thou  wilt  fend  our  brother 
5. if  thou  wilt  not  fendhim,vie  will 
S.fcnd  the  hi  with  mei  and  we  will  arife 
1 4.that  he  may  fend  aw  ay  your  other  brother 
4  J.J.God  did  fend  me  before  you  to  pttfttve 
Exod.n,.\7,.fend  by  the  hand  of  him  whom 
7.2.  rhat  he  fend  the  children  of  Ifra.  out  of  his 
9. 19. fend  therefore  now,  and  gather  thy  cattell 
ii.3  3.might/e«rfthera  out  of  the  land  in  hafle 
33.12.  nor  let  me  know  whom  thou  wilt/M 
Lev.  16.21  .(hall  fend  him  away  by  the  hand  of 
Num.i  lA.fend  thou  men  that  they  may  fearch  the 
of  every  tribe  fhall  ye  fend  a  man 
3 1.4-of  every  tribe  a  thoufand  (hal  yefc.to  war 
De«M.2  2.we  will  find  men  before  us,and  they 
7.20.thy  God  willfendthe  hornet  among  them 
19. 1 2.elders  IhM  fend,  and  fetch  him  thence 
24. 1. a  bill  of  divorcement,and  fendher  out  of 
28. 20. Lord  fhall/fsrfupon  thee  curling 
48/erve  thine  enemiesjwhich  the  L.fhal  fend 
Judg.i  3-8.let  the  man  of  God  wch  thou  did&fcnd 
1  S 'am.  j.i  1 .  fend  away  the  arke  ofthe  God  o(  Ifr. 
6. 2. tell  us  wherewith  we  (lull  fe. it  to  its  pbee 
3.  if  you  fend  away  the  ark,  fend  it  not  empty 
8.  andfendit  away/hat  it  may  goe 

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9.26. faying,  U^jthatlmay/fsrftheeaway 
1  i.-j.fevendaks  refp.  that  we  may  fend m.'ffen. 
11.17.  call  on  theLo.and  he  (hiUfend  thunder 
16. 1 1.  Samuel  fa  id  to  J  ffc,  Send,  &  fetch  him 

19-and  faid,  Sendme  David  thy  fon 
20.12.be  gooo — and  I  then  fend  not  unto  thee 
1  i'l  will  fhew  it  thee5and  fend  thee  away 
3  1.  wherefore  now  fend  &  fetch  h.mtomee 
15. if.  the  young  men  whom  thou  did&fend 
2  S  am. 11. 6. fend  ai:  Uriah  the  Hittite 

14.  j  i.comc  hith.that  I  may  fend  thee  to  the  K. 

15.36.by  them  ye  lh.ili/t«rfunto  me 

1 7. 1 6.now  therefore  fend  quickly, And  tell  Da. 

1  I<«2.8.44.whitherfoever  thou  (hilt  fendthem 

18.19  find}md  gather  all  Ifrael  to  mount  Car. 
20. 9. all  that  thou  did(i  fend  for — I  will  do 

2  .!£«!>;.  2.  i6.and  he  faid,Ye  fhall  not  fend 

17. when  thry  urged  him, — he  faid,Srarf 
4.22  fend  meJ  pray  thee,one  of  the  young  men 
$.7. fend  unto  me  toreeoyer  a  man  of  his  K  pro. 
61  j.fpie  where  he  is,  that  I  may  fend  and  fetch 
7.1 3. five  of  the  horfes,—  &  let  us  fend  and  fee 
9. 1 7. take  an  borfeman,and/f7zrf  to  meet  him 

1  5  .37.to/m/againft  Judah,  Rezin  king  of  Sy. 

1  Chro.t  g.i.kt  us  fend  abroad  ro  our  brethren 

2  Chro.z.i.did&fendhim  cedars  tobuild  him  an 

j. fend  me  now.therefore  a  man  cunning 
S.fend  me  alfo  cedar-trees,fir-trees 
1  5,letbim/ejzrfunto  his  lervants 
6.27.and/enrfrain  upon  the  land 

34.10  war— by  the  way  that  thou  (halt/them 
28.16  fend  unto  the  kings  of  Aflyr.to  help  him 
229.  after  tins  did  S  nnacher./iTzrfhis  fervants 
E^ra  j.i7.1et  the  kingfend  his  pleafure  to  us 
Neh.i.i  that  thou  w ouldt  ft  fend  me  unto  Judah 
6.fo  it  pleaftd  the  king  to  fend  me 
8.  lo./en.ponions  to  them  for  w  hom  nothing  is 
t2.coeatjto  drink,to  fend  portions 
Job  2 1 . 1 1 .:  hey  fend  forth  their  little  ones  like  a  fl. 
38.3  j.canft  thou  /e/zrflightnings;that  they  may 
Pfal.  2.0. z.feni  thee  help  from  the  fan&uary 
a 3 .  3 .  Ofend  out  thy  light  and  thy  truth 
J 7. 3. he  fhall  fend  from  heaven  and  favc  me 

God  fhall  fend  iorth  his  mercy  &  truth 
68.9.chou,  O  God  didft  fenda  plentifull  rain 

3  3  .he  doth  fend  out  his  voice 
1 10.2.  fendthe  rod  of  thy  ftrength  out  of  Zion 
1 18.2c  .O  Lord,I  befeech  thee,  fend  now  prof. 
14,4.7. fend  thine  hand  from  above,rid  me 
Pn1.10.26.lo  is  the  fluggard  to  them  thatfendhim 

2  2.2 1  .words  of  truth  to  them  that  find  unto  me 

2  ([.13.(0  is  a  f  lithfull  meffen.to  them  thatfend 
Eccle  io.i.caufc  the  ointm.to/?Krf  forth  a  (linking 
7/j.6.8.whom  fliall  I  fend  ?  — Here  am  I,  fend  me 

10  i6./enrf  among  his  fat  ones  leanneffe 
16.1  fend  ye  the  lamb  rothe  ruler  of  the  land 
19.20. and  he  (hill  fend  them  a  Saviour 

3  2. 20. and /iW  fon h  thither  the  feet  of  the  ox 
57.9..md  didft /effrfthy  meffengers  afar  off 

Jer.  1. 7 .thou  (halt  go  to  all  that  I  fhall/wrfthee 
z.io.findto  K"dar5nnd  confider  diligently 
9. 1  j. and  fend  for  cunning  women 
27 .3. and  find  them  to  the  king  of  Edom 
29.3  1  fendtoall  themoftheciptivirie 
42.  5.  for  the  which  the  Lord  fhall  fend  thee 
6.towhom  we  (end,  that  it  maybe  well  with 

Mat.  9. 3  8. pray  that  hew  ill  fend  forth  labourers 
10.34.  think  not  that  I  am  come  to  fend  peace 

I  am  rot  come  to  fend  fezee  ,but  a  fwo. 
12.20.till  he  fend  forth  judgment  unto  victory 
13.41  Son  of  man  fliall  fend  forth  his  angels 
14.1  y./iwrfthe  multitude  away/hat  they  may 

LH^eg.lZ. 

15.23  .fend  hf  r  away /or  (he  crieth  after  us 

2i.3«and  ftraightway  he  will/f72rfthem 

24. 3 1. fhall  fend  his  angels  with  a  great  found 

Mar.  3 . 1 4.  t  ha  t  he  might  find  them  forth  to  preach 
5.1  o.not  fend  them  away  out  of  the  country 

1  z.fcnd  us  into  the  fwine,  that  we  may  enter 
6.7.  began  to  fend  them  forth  by  two  and  two 

l&.  fend  them  away,thatthey  may  go 
1 1.3.  Anight  way  he  will  fend  him  hither 
12.13.  they  fend  unto  him  certain  of  the  Phari. 
1 2. 27. then  (hall  he  fend  his  angels  to  gather 

Lu\e  10  2  'hat  he  would  fend  forth  labourers 
1 2.49.I  am  come  to  fend  fire  on  the  earth 


16.24.ywrf  Lazatus,that  he  may  dip  the  tip  of 

27. that  thou  wouldft/ienrfhim  to  my  fa.hou. 

John  14. 26. whom  the  Fath.will/fnrfin  my  name 

17.8.  they  beleeved  that  thou  didft/earfme 
Acts  3.2  0.andhe  fhall  fend  JefusCbrift5which 

7.3  5. the  fame  did  God/Vnrftobea  ruler 

10.  j.and  now  fend  men  to  Joppa,and  call 
zi.to  fend  for.  thee  into  his  houfe 

3  2. fend  therefore  to  Joppa,  &  call  for  one  Si. 

Chap.11.13. 

11.29.  determined  to /fsrfreliefc  to 

1  <>.  1  z. to  fend  chokn  men  of  their  own  compa. 

23. the  apoftles  and  tldersfend  greeting 

2  5 .  feemed  good  unto  us  to  fend  chofen  men 

2  j. 3. that  he  wou'ld/wrffor  him  to  Jerulalem 

25. 1  determined  to  fen  i  him 

27.to/«zrfapiilunerj3nd  not  to  figni.thecri. 
Pfo7.2.i9.but  I  truft  in  the  Lord  to  fend  Timoth. 

2  3-r.im  therefore  I  hope  to/rarfprefently 

25-1  luppofe  it  neceffary  to  fend  Epaphrodit. 
2  Thef  2.1  i.forthi?  caufe  God  fhall  fend  them  ftr. 
^.3. 12.  when  I  (hill /end  Artemis,  be  diligent  to 
Jam  i-u.fend  {otthzt  the  fame  place  fwe.  wat.& 
Rev.  1.1  i.write  in  a  book,&  [end  to  the  7.chutches 
1 1. 10. make  merry,and/rarf gifts  one  to  anoth. 

1  j£>enD, 

Gc».23.20.behcld,T/£»rfan  ange]  before  thee 
]V^w).2  2.37.didnotIearneftly/e,«rf  to  thee  to  call 

1  Sam.zi.z.of  thebufineffe  whereabout  Ife.  thee 

2  CVfl.7.i3.if  I/fw/peftileni'e  among  thy  people 
//(i.6. 8. voice  of  the  Lord/aying^hom  fhall  Ife. 
.ZV.25.15.to  whom  1  find  thee ,10  drink  it 
£^.2. 3  .fon  of  man,  1  fendthee  to  the  chil.of  Ifr. 

4. 1  do  fend  thee  unto  them,  &  thou  (halt  fay 
5. 1 6. when  I  fhall  find  upon  them  the  evill  arr. 
14. 19. if  I  fenda  peftilence  into  the  land 

2  1. how  much  more  when  I  find  my  four  fore 
Mat. 10. 16. 1  fend  you  forth  as  fhecp  in  themidft 

1 1.  io.beholdjI/Wmy  m tffeng.be fore  thy  face 

Mar  1.2. £#^.7. 27. 

i3.34.wherfore,behold,I/f?frfun:oyouproph. 
Mar.%.-$.\{  I  fend  them  away  rafting,they  wil  faint 
Liife  io.i.lfendyou^s  lambs  among  wolves 

24.49.I  fend  the  promifeof  my  F 1.  among  you 
John  1 3.20.receiveth  whomfoev.I/tn  /,  rec< iv.  me 

20.2  i.as  my  father  hath  fent  me,fo/rarf  I  you 
Afl.i^.t  1  .till  I  might /ead  him  to  Cefar 

26. 1 7. from  the  Gen.to  whom  now  I  find  thee 
i  will  j§»enti. 
Gen.  17.45.  *  wiYJcnd,?.nd  fetch  thee  from  thence 

3  2.i3.come,and  I  will  fend  thee  to  them 
38.17.I  will/c»(Vtheea  kid  from  the  flock 

Exod.i.  10.  come  now,I  will  fendthee  to  Pharaoh 
8.21.I  will/e»dlwarms  of  flies  upon  thee 
9. 14. 1  will  at  this  time  fend  all  my  plagues 
23.27.I  wAlfend  my  fear  before  thee 

28.2nd  I  wil  I  fend  hornets  before  thee 
3  3.1. and  I  will  fend-xn  angel  before  thee- 

Lev.i6.iz.  I  will  alfo  fend  wild  beafts  among  you 
2  5.  and  I  will  fend  the  peftiLence  among  you 
36.  upon  the  m  1  hat  are  left  I  wil  fend  faintn. 

Deut.H.  1  f.and  I  wili/e«c(graffe  in  thy  fields 
?  2. 24. 1  wil  alfo  fend  the  teeth  of  beafts  on  you 

Jof.i%.4.1  w\llfendthem,  &  thty  fhall  go  thorow 

i  Sam  9.16  to  mor.about  this  time  IleyZvhee  a  m. 
1 6. 1 . 1  w  ill  fend  thee  to  Jeffe  the  BethI  emite 
20.2i.behold,I  will/f«rfalad/aying,Go  find 

1  l£«zg- 1 8. 1  .and  I  will  fend  rain  upon  the  earth 

20.6.yetl  willfendmy  fervants  unto  thee 
34.I  will  fend  thee  away  with  this  covenant 

2  Kjng.$.  y.andl  willfenda.  letter  unto  the  king 

i9.7.beholdjI  will/fBrfablaft  upon  him 

z/fl.37.7. 
Ifa.  10.6.  I  will/e«rfhim  againft  an  hypociit.  nat. 
66. 1 9.I  wil/e»rftho(e  that  efcape  to  the  nations 
fer.2. 1 7-for  behold,!  wil/£»rfferpents,cockatrices 
9. 1 6.1  will  fend  a  fword  after  them,tiil  I  have 
16. 1 6.1  will  find  for  many  fifhers,faith  theL. 
after  will  I  find  for  many  hunters 
24. 10. and  I  will/?»dthe  fword /amine,&  peft. 
25.9. 1  will  find  &  take  all  the  fam.of  the  nor. 
i6.mad,becaufe  of  the  fword  that  I  wil  1  fend 
27.rife  no  more,bec.of  the  fw.which  lie  find 
29.  i7.behold,I  will/e»i  upon  them  the  fword 
43.10. 1  w ill  fend  and  take  Nebuchadnezzar 
48.12.IwiH/wrfunto  him  wanderers 


49.37.and  I  will/ftfrfthe  fword  after  them 

5  1.2.I  will  fenri  unto  Babylon  fanners 

£^c^.5.i6.which  1  will/e«ito  deftroy  yoa 

17. fo  will  I  fend  upon  you  famine 

7. 3. and  I  will  fend  mine  anger  upon  thee 

14.13. will/rad Bmirk  upon  it,and  wil  cut  off 

28.23. for  I  will  fend  into  her  peftilence 

39.6.andl  willfenda  fire  on  Magog 
Ho/78.14  but  I  willfenda  fire  upon  his  cities 
JW/2.19.I  will/csrfyoucorn,wine5andoyl 
Amos  1.4.  but  I  will  fend  a  fire  into  the  houfe  of 
7-but  I  will  fenda  fire  on  the  wall  of  Gaza 
io.but  I  wil  fenda  fire  on  the  wall  of  Tyrus 
1 2.but  I  will  fenda  fire  upon  Tcman 

2-  2.  but  I  will  fend  a  fire  upon  Moab 
5  bur  I  wiil/fK^afireupon  Judih 

8.1 1. that  I  vvill/f»rf  a  famine  into  the  land 
Mal.z.i.l  will  even/cflrfa  curfe  up~n  you 

3. 1  behold,I  willfendmy  meffenger,and  he 

4-5 .behold, I  will/f7zrfyou  Elijah 
Mat.  1 5.3  2.1  will  not  fend  them  away  fafting 
Ln\e  11. 49.I  w\l\fendth-m  prophets,  &  apoftles 

20-13.1  will  fend  my  beloved  Son 
./w.ij^tf.whom  I  wAfendunto  you  from  the  Fa. 

1 6. 7. if  I  deptrt,I  wAl  find  him  unto  you 
Aft.  7.3  4.now  corneal  will  fend  thee  into  Egypt 

22.2i.drpart,for  I  will/i»rfthee  far  hence 
i  Ctfr.i6.3.whomf.you  (rul  approve,  them  wil  If. 

Dent.  1 5. 1 3. when  thou  fendeft  him  out  free^thou 

1  S.not  fcem  hard ,when  thou  fend,  him  aw3y 
Jof.1.16.  whitherfoever  thou  fendeft  us,we  will  go 
1  Kjng.t.6.  not  a  God  in  lira,  that  thou  fendeft  to 
Job  i4.20.thouchingefthiscountenance,&/wrfe/i 
Pfal.104.30.thou  fendeft  forth  thy  fpirit,they  are 

jg>entetr). 

Dc«r.24.3  .and  findetb  her  out  of  his  houfe 

1  K{n.\7.  i4.untill  the  day  that  the  h.fendetb  rain 
Job  5. \o.who  fenditb  waters  upon  the  fields 

12.15.he/enrffrfcthemout,  &  they  overturn  the 
Pfal.  104. 10. he  fendeth  fprings  into  the  valltes 
i47.15.he/enrffffcforthhiscommand1ment,  & 
i8-he  fendeth  oit  his  word,and  melteththem 
P  >o.i  6. 6. that  fendeth  a  melTageby  a  fool,  cuttcth 
Cant.  1 . 1  2.my  fpiktnaro/wrffffc  forth  the  fmell 
ifa. 1% ,z.t\m findetbambattadovsby  thefea 
Mat. <;.^.fendeth  rain  on  the  juft  &  on  the  unjuft 
Mar.  1 1..  1.  he  fendeth  forth  two  of  his  dikiples 

Chap.  14.13.  j 
Lu\e  iq.iz.fendctb  &  defiretb  conditions  of  peace 
^^.2  3.26.unto  the  governour  Felix,/f».greeting 

Renting. 
f;  Sam.x  3. 1 6. this  evill  in  fending  me  away  is  grea. 

2  Chr. 16.1  j.meffeng.rifing  up  betimes,  Slfindini 
£f?.9.i9.and  offending  portions  one  to  another 

Verfe22. 
Pfal.7S.4f. by  fending  evill  angels  among  them 
Ifa.7. 2  5  .but  u  fhalbe  for  the  fending  forth  of  oxen 
^•.7.2  y.rifmg  up  early,and /wrfwf  them 

Cha.25.4.  8:26.5.  &  29. 19.&  35.15. 
&  44.4. 
£^.17.1  ^.rebelled  agiinft  him  in/f«.his  ambaf. 
Rom.2  .ifendinghis  Son  in  the  liken,  of  finf.  fldh 

1  Sam.  14.4.  and  the  name  of  the  other  Seneh 

ifcettir, 

r  Chr. 5.23. they  increafed  fromBafhan  to  Senir 
E\efi.zf.^.made  thy  fhip-boards  of  fir-trees  of  St. 

§cnnarl)er<b. 

2  K.k.i2.ii.Sennacherib  k.of  Affy  .come  up  againft 

Ifa.  3 6. 1. 
i9.i6.feeandhear  the  words  of  Sennacherib 

Ifa.i7.i7. 

20.prayed  to  me  againft  Sennac.l  have  heard 

36X0  Sennacherib  departed,  &  dwelt  at  Nin« 

Ifa.n-n- 

2  Cfcr.3  2.i.afrerthefe  things  5f».entred  into  Jud. 

2.  when  Hezekiah  faw  Sennacherib  was  come 

10.  thus  faith  Sennacb.  Whereon  doe  ye  truft 

2  2. faved  Hezek.  from  the  hand  ofSennacher. 

lfa.17.z1.  whereas  rhou  haft  prayed  againft  Serm. 

7vYfc.8.8.inthelaw  of  G.diftinctly,&  gavethe/cs. 

4>  cries. 
Heb  <.i4.bave  their finfes  exercifed  to  difcern 

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Jude  19.  feparate  ihemrelves/^/zw^  having  not 

fob  14.9.  through  the/earofwateritwillbud 
■Jer  48. 1 1  •  therefore  his  fent  is  not  changed 
ml  1 4-7« the  fcnt  thereof  flialbe  as  che  winc 

£>mt. 

GeB  8  7.  and  he /est  forth  a  raven,  which  went 
'  8.  he /est  forth  a  dove  to  fee  if  the  waters 
1 1.  fent  forth  the  do ve  w hich  returned  not 
to.  29./est  Lot  out  of  the  midft  of  the  overthr- 
ac'i.  king  of  Gerar  fent,  andtooke  Sarah 
J.  41.  fhe /est  and  called  Jacob  her  younger 
1.4.  Jacob  fent  and  called  Rachel  and  Leah 
32.3.  Jacob/eat  meflengers  before  him  to  Efau 

5.I  have  fent  to  tell  my  lord 
!    2i . tooke  them,  &  fent  them  over  the  brooke 
and  fent  over  that  he  had 
37.51.  they  fent  the  coat  of  many  colours 

3  8 .  io .  Judah  fent  the  kid  by  the  hand  of  hi  s 

1 5 .  fhe  /est  to  her  father-in-law/aying 
41.14.  Phar.  fent,  and  called  Jofeph,  and 
41.  4.  Jofephs  brother,  Jacob  fent  not 

4  j  .34.  he  tooke ,  and/est  menes  unto  them 
45.8.  it  was  not  you  that  fent  me  hither 

17.  which  Jofeph  had  fent  to  carrie  him 
46.5.  in  the  wagons  which  Pharaoh  had  fentxo 
j  0.16.  they  fent  a.  mefl'enger  unto  Jofeph 
Exod.xj.  faw  the  arke— (he  fent  her  raiid  to 
3,14.  I  AM  hath  fent  me  unto  you 
j. xi.  why  is  it  tha:  thou  haft/esi  me 
9.7.  Phar./esr,  and  behold,  there  was  not  one 
17.  Pharaoh  fesf,  and  called  for  Mofes 
Numb.  13.3.  Moles /est  them  from  the  wildernefle 
\6.  names  of  the  men  Mofes  fent  to  fpie  out 
17.  and  Mofes  fent  them  to  fpie  out  the  land 
14.36.  men  which  Mofes/est  to  fearch  the  land 
1 6. 1 1.  Mofes  fent  to  call  Dathan  and  Abiram 
'  ao.  1 4.Mofes/f«(  meflengers-to  the  king  of  Ed« 
2i.11.  Ifrael  fent  meflengers  unto  Sihon  king 

3  a.  and  Mofes  fent  to  fpie  out  Jaazer 
21.10.  king  of  Moab,hath  fent  unto  me 
if.  Balak/est  yet  againe  princes,  moe,  and 
40.BalakofFer.oxen  &  ibeep,&/est  Balaam 
31.6.  and  Mofes  fent  them  to  the  war 
De/tf.24.4.  which  fent  her  away ,  may  not  take  her 
/0/&.2.3.  king  of  Jericho  fent  unto  Rahab,  faying 
6.i7.becaufe  fhe  hid  the  meflengers  that  we  fent 
7.  a.  Jo(hua/est  men  from  Jericho  to  Ai 

n.  Jofh.ua/est  meflengers,and  they  ran  unto 
8.9.  fent  them  forth,  and  they  went  to  lie  in 
1  o.  i .  Adoni-zedek — fent  unto  Hoham  king  of 

6.  men  of  Gibeon/est  unto  Jofhua ,  faying 
14.  7.  forty  yeares  old  was  I  when  Mofes— fent 
1 1 .  as  ftrong  this  day,  as-in  the  day  Mof./e. 
ai.  13.  children  of  Ifrael/est  unto  the  children 
14.9.  and  fent ,  and  called  Balaam  to  curfe  you 
/«rf?.i.i3.  houfe  of  Jofeph/est  to  defcry  Bethel 
3-iy.  children  of  Ifrael/fst  a  prefent  to  Eglon 
4.6.  (he  fent  and  called  Barak  the  fon  of  Abin 
f .  1 1  ■  he  was  fent  on  foot  into  the  valley 
7.14.  Gideon  fent  meflengers  thorowout  all 
9.  13.  God  fent  an  evil]  fpirit  between  Abimel. 
1 1. 1  2.Jephthah/?st  meflengers  unto  the  king  of 
1 4.  Jephthah  fent  meflengers  againe  to  the 
17.  then  Tfrael  fent  meflengers  to  the  king  of 
in  like  manner  they  fent  to  the  king  of  Mo. 
19.  Ifrael  fent  meflengers  to  Sihon 
n.9.thirty  fbns,&  30.  daughters  whom  he  fent 

16.18.  {he /ear,  and  called  forthe  lords  of  the 
18.  a.  children  of  Dan  fent  of  their  family  five 

19.19.  andfent  hex  into  all  the  coafts  of  Ifrael 
io.6.  cut  her  in  pieces,  and  fent  her  thorowout 

1  iJfrael  fent  men  thorowout  all  the  tribe  of 
1 1. 10.  congrega.  fent  thither  twelve  thouf.men 
1 3.  and  whole  congre^at.  fent  fome  to  fpeak 
1  &M8.4.4.  f0  the  people  rent  to  Shiloh,  that  they 
f .  8.  they  /est- and  gathered  all  the  lords  of  the 
io.  they/fSf  the  ark  of  God  to  Ekron 
1 1.  fent, and  gathered  together  all  the  lords 
6-1 1.  and  they  fent  meflengers  to  the  inhabitants 
1 1.  7.  and  Cent  them  thorowout  all  the  coaftsof 
1 6.19.  wherefore  Saul  fent  meflengers  to  Jefle 
xo.and  fent  them  by  David  his  fon  unto  Saul 


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ii.  Saulfent  to  Jefle,  faying.  Let  David 
18.  f .  David  went  out  whitherfoever  Saul  fent 
19. 1 1  .Saul  alfo/est  meflengers  unto  Davids  h. 
14.  when  Saul  /est-»-fhe  faid ,  He  is  ficke 
if.  Saul  fent  meflengers  againe  to  fee  David 
ao.  Saul  fent  meffeng.  againe  to  take  David 

2  1.  when  it  was  told  Saul,he  fent  other  mefl' 

Saul /est  mefleng.  againe  the  third  time 
ai.  n.king/esttocall  Ahimelech 
15.31.  which  fent  thee  this  day  to  meet  me 

39.  David  fent  and  communed  with  Abigail 

40.  David  fent  us  unto  thee ,  to  take  thee  to 
3 1.  9.  fent  into  the  land  of  the  Philiftines  round 
Sam.i.j.  David  fent  meflengers  unto  the  men  of 
3.  12.  Abner/est  meflengers  to  David  on  his 

14.  David  fent  mefleng.  to  Ifhbofheth  Sauls 
1  y.  Ifhbofheth  fent ,  and  tooke  her  from  her 
f .1 i.Hiram/est  meffeng.  to  David,  and  cedar. 
2.10.  fent  Joram  his  fon  to  falute  king  David 
9.f.David/est,andfethimout  of  the  houfe  of 
10.2.  David  fent  to  comfort  him  by  the  hand  of 

3  .honor  thy  father,that  he  hath  fent  comfort. 
6.  children  of  Ammon/?sf,and  hired  the  Sy. 
16.  Hadarezer/est,and  brought  the  Syrians 

ii.  1.  David  fent  Joab  &  his  fervants  with  him 

3.  David/csf  and  enquired  after  the  woman 

4.  David  fent  meflengers  and  took  her 

5. /esc  and  told  David,  and  faid,  I  am  with 
6.  David  fent  Joab,  faying.  Send  me  Uriah 
and  Joab  fent  Uriah  to  David 
14.  letter  to  Joab,  and  fent  it  by  the  hand  of 

18.  Joab /est ,  and  told  David  all  the  things 
21.  {hewed  David  all  that  Joab  had  fent  him 
27.  David  fent,  and  fee  her  to  his  houfe 

11.17.  Joab  fent  meflengers  to  David,  asd  faid 
1 3.7.  David  fent  horn;  toTamar,  faying,  Goe 
14.  2.  Joab/est  to  Tekoah,  and  fetcht  thence 

19.  Abfa./eat  for  Joab,  to  have  fent  him  to 
if.io.Abfalom/istfpies  thorowout  all  the  tri. 

n.Abfalom/est  for  Achitophel  the  Gilonitc 
1 8.1.  David  fent  forth  a  third  part  under  the 

19.  when  Joab  fent  the  kings  fervant,and  me 
19. 1 1.  king  Da. fent  to  Zadok,-faying,  Speak 

1 4,  fo  that  they  fent  this  word  to  the  king 
14. 1 3 .  anfwer  I  fhall  ret.  to  him  that  fent  me 
1  K.wg.1.^.  king  hath  fent  with  him  Zadok  the 
53.  Solomon  fent ,  and  they  brought  him 
1.1? .  Solomon  fent  by  the  hand  of  Benafrh 
29.Solomon/est  Benaiah, — faying,Go  fall 
36.  king  fent,  and  called  for  Shimei  ,and 

Verfe  4  2. 
f  .1 .  Hiram  -fent  his  fervants  unto  SoIomon:for 
2.  and  Solomon  fent  to  Hiram  ,  faying 
8.  Hiram  fent  to  Solomon,  faying,  I  have. 

7.13.  Solomon  fent  and  fet  Hiram  out  of  Tyre 

9.14.  Hiram  fent  to  the  king  fixfeore  talents  of 
27.  Hiram  fent  in  the  navy  his  fervants 

12.3.  they  fent  and  called  him  :  and  Jeroboam 
18.  Rehoboam/esi  Adoram,who  was  over 

20.  they  fent  and  called  him  unto  the  cong. 
if.  18.  king  Afa/esithem  toBcnhadad 

18.  10.  whither  my  lord  hath  not  fent  to  feek 
20.  Ahab/est-and  gathered  the  proph.  tog. 

19.  i.fent  a  nuffenger  unto  Elijah,  faying 
10. ;.  fent  unto  thee ,faying, Thou  {halt  deliver 

10.  Benhadad  fent  unto  him  ,  and  faid,  The 
11.  8.  and  fent  the  letters  unto  the  elders 

1 1.  did  as  Jezebel  had  fent  unto 

written  in  the  letters  that  (lie  had  fent 

14.  fent  to  Jezebel,  faying,Naboth  is  ftoned 

1  King-*. 6.  goe,turne  againe  to  the  king  that  fent 

9.  king/esf  unto  him  a  captaine  of  fifty 

16.  for  as  much  as  thou  haft  fent  mefi'eng.  to 
2.17.  they /est  therefore  fifty  men 
3 .7.  fent  to  Jehofhaphat  the  king  of  Judah 
5".  6. 1  have  therewith  fmt  Naaman  my  fervant 

10.  Elifha/esr  a  mefl'enger  unto  him,faying 

12.  my  mafter  hath /est  me  ,  faying,  Behold 
6.9.  manofGod/est  unto  the  king  of  Ifrael 

10.  king  of  Ifrael  fent  to  the  place  which 
31.  and  the  king  fent  a  man  before  him 
fon  of  a  murderer  hath  fent  to  take  away 
7-  *4-  king/est  after  the  hoft — faying,Goe,& 
8.9.  thy  fon  Benhadid  — hath  fent  me  to  thee 
10. 1.  Jehu  wrote  letters  and  fent  unto  Samaria 
i.fent  to  Jehu ,  faying  ,  We  are  thy  fervants 
M  m  m  m 


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7. heads  in.baikets,and  fent  him  them  to  Jcz. 

a  1 .  Jehu  fent  thorow  all  Ifr.and  all  the  wor 
11.44  feventh  yeere  Jehoiada/esrandfet  the 
1 2. 1 8.ahd  all  the  gold — and  fent  it  to  Hazael 
14,8.  Amaziah/bt  meflengers  to  Jehoafh 

9.  JehoaftW/est  to  Amaziah  king  of  Judah 
thiftle  that  was  in  Lebanon  fern  to  Ama. 

19.  but  they  fent  after  him  to  Lachi(h,and 
16.7.  Ahaz  fent  meflengers  to  Tiglath-fiiezer 

8.  fent  it  for  a  prefent  to  the  king  of  Aflyria 
1  o.  king  Ahaz  (ent  to  Uriah  the  pneft 
1 1.  according  to  all  that  king  Ahaz  had  fent 
l8.i4.Hezekiah  king  of  Judah  fent  to  the  king 

17.  king  of  Aflyria /est  Tartar! ,  &  Rabfaris 
27.  hath  my  mafter  fent  me  unto  thy  mafter 

hath  he  nut  fent  me  to  the  men  which  fit 

19.4-his  mafter  harh  fent  to  reproach  the  living 

16.  which  hath /est  him  to  reproach  the  liv. 

20.  fon  of  Amosfent  to  Hezekiah,  laying 
10.12-  fent  letters^and  a  prefent  unto  Hezekiah 
11.  i.fent  Shaphan-^the  fcribe  to  the  houfe  of 

1  f.  tell  the  man  that  fent  you  to  me 

18.  which  fent  you  to  enquire — thus  fhall  ye 
13. 1.  king  fent,  and  they  gathered  unto  him 

1 6.  fent  and  tooke  the  bones  out  of  the  fepul. 
M-i./esf  againft  him  bands  of  the  Caldecs 

1  Ciw.10.9.  head,  and  his  armour,  &fent  into  the 

14- 1.  Hiram-/csr  meflengers  to  David,  &  tim. 
19. 1.  David  fent  meflengers  to  comfort  him 

6.  fent  a  thoufand  talents  of  filver  to  hire 

16.  they  fent  meflengers  ,and  drew  forth  the 
11.12.  what  word  I  fhall  bring  to  him  that/esr 

2  Chro-z.  3.  Solomon/f»j  to  Huram  king  of  Tyre 

13.  and  now  I  have  fent  a  cunning  man 

8. 18.  Huram/esr  by  the  hands  of  his  fervants 
10.  i.fent  and  called  him-  So  Jeroboam 

18.  fent  Hadoramthat  was  over  the  tribute 
16.  2.  treafures— .and/esr  to  Benhad  king  of 
3. 1  h&vefent  thee  filver  and  gold,go  breake 
fyfent  the  captaines  of  the  armies  againft  the 
24*  z^.fint  all  the  fpoile  unto  the  king 
af .  13.  fouldiers-Amaziah  fent  back-fell  upon 

17.  Amaziah  fent  to  Joafh  fon  of  Jehu 

18.  Joafh-/e»f  to  Amaziah  king  of  Judah 

the  thiftle  that  was  in  Lebanon  ,  fent  to 
17.  but  they  fent  to  Lachifh  after  him 
30. 1.  Hezekiah/esrtoall  Ifrael  and  Judah 
32.31.  ambaflad.of  the  princes  of  Bab.who/e»r 
34123.  tell  ye  the  man  that  fent  you  to  me 

16.  y/bofnt  you  to  enquire — fo  fhall  ye  fay 
19-  then  the  king  fent, and  gathered  together 

36.  10.  when  the  yeare  was  expired,  Ncbu.  fent 

I  f  .fent  to  them  by  his  meflengers,  riMng 
Eya  4-1 1  -this  is  the  copy  of  the  letter  that  they/. 

14.  therefore  have  v/efcnt,znd  certified  the 
17-then  fent  the  king  an  anfwer  unto  Rehum 

18.  letter  ye  fent  unto  us  hath  been  plainely 
f .  6.  on  this  fide  the  river,  fent  unto  Darius 

7.  they  fent  a  letter  written  thus 

6.13.  accor.  to  that  which  Dar  the  k'ng  had/! 
Nihem.  1.  9.  king  had  fent  captaines  of  the  army 
6.  !•  Sanbal.  and  Gefhem/eW  unto  me,  faying 
4  yet  they  fent  unto  me  foure  times 
$.  then  fent  Sanballat  his  fervant  unto  me 

17.  nobles  of  Judah/etti  many  letters  to  To. 

19.  and  Tobiah  fent  letters  to  put  me  in 
£/?fr.4.4.and  fhe  fent  raymentto  clothe  Mordecai 

8«  1  o.  and  fent  letters  by  poftes  on  horiebacke 
9.10.  Mordecai  fent  letters  to  all  the  fewes 
fob  r.  4  fent  and  called  for  their  three  Afters 
f .  that  Job  fent  a'nd  fanctified  them 
39.  f .  who  hath /est  out  the  wildeafTefree 
P/d/.ioy .  10.  the  kmg/esr  and  loofed him 
1 06. 1  f .  gave  them  their  requeft  :  but  fent 
1 3  f .  9.  who  fent  tokens  and  wonders  into  th« 
Prov.  9.  3.  fhe  haih  fent  forth  her  maidens 
Ifa.to.i.  when  Sargon  k'ng  of  Aflyria  fent  him 
36.Z .  king  of  Aflyria  fent  Rabfhakeh  from 
1 2.  hath  my  mafter  fent  me  to  thy  mafter 

hath  he  not  fent  me  to  the  men  that  fit 
37.4.  mafter  hath  fent  to  reproach  the  living 
17.  which  hath  fent  to  reproach  the  living 

II  then  Ifaiah  fent  unto  Hezekiah  ,  faying 
39.1,  Merodach-Baladan— fet  letters  to  Hez. 
48.16  now  the  Lord  God  and  his  fpirit  ha th/i 

Jer.  14.3.  their  nobles  have  fent  their  little  ones 

1 1. 1.  when 


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2 1. 1. when  king  Zcdckteh [ent  unco  him  Pafhur 
23.21. 1  have  not  Jem  thefe  proph.  yet  they  ran 


26.  22.Jehoiakim  the  king  fent  men  into  Egypt 
29. 1 .  words  of  the  letter ,  chat  Jeremiah — fent 
3.whpm  Zedekiah  king  of  Judah  fent  unto  Ba. 
25.  becaufe  thou  haft  fent  letters  in  my  name 
3^.14.  therefore  all  the  princes  fent  Jehudi 
2 1 .  fo  the  king  fent  Jehudi  to  fet  the  roll 
37.  3.  Zedekiah  the  king  fent  Jehucal  the  fon 
7.  thus  fhall  ye  fay  to  the  king  that  fent  you 
i7.Zedekiah  the  king /car, and  tooke  him  out 
38.14.  Zedekiah  the  king  fent,  and  tooke  Jere 
3^.i3.Nebuzaradan— y?»tNehu(hasban,Rabf- 
14.  they  fent,  and  tooke  Jer.  out  of  the  court 
40.14.that  Baalis-hath  fent  Ifhmael  to  flay  the 
42.9.  unto  whom  ye  fent  me  to  prefent  your 

20.  ye  fent  me  unto  the  Lord  your  God,  fay. 
49. 14.  ambafladour  is  fent  unto  the  heathen 
£^e£.  2. 9.  an  hand  was  fent  unto  me 

3.  5.  not  fent  to  a  people  of  a  ftrangc  fpeech 

23.  \6-fent  meflengers  unto  them  into  Caldea 

40.  ye  have  fent  for  men  to  come  from  far 

.    unto  whom  a  meflenger  was  fent 
Dan.*  .2.sNebuchad.-/t7z/  to  gather  together  the 
28.  who  hath  fent  his  angel,  and  delivered  his 
5,  24.  then  was  the  part  of  the  hand  fent  from 
H0/.5.13.  then  went  Ephraimto  the  AfTyrian,&/. 
Amos  7.10.  Araaziah  the  prieft  of  Beth-el/?«  to 
OW.i.an  ambafladour  is  lent  among  the  heathen 
Zecb.-j.  a.  when  they  had  fent  unto  the  houfe  of 
Mat.z.16.  Herod, — fent  forth ,  and  flew  all  the 
10.  5.  thefe  twelve  Jefus  fent  forth 

40.  receiveth  me,  receiveth  him  that  fent  me 
15.24.  lam  rtot  fent,  but  unto  the  loft  fheep 
a  1.  1.  then  fent  Jcfus  two  difciples 
22. 3 .  and  fent  forth  his  fervants  to  call  them 
27.19.  his  wife  fent  untohim,faying,Have  thou 
Mar.^.ti.  his  brethren  fent  unto  bjm,calling him 
6.17.  had  fent  forth  ,  and  laid  hold  upon 

47.  immediatly  the  king  ft nt  an  executioner 
9.  37.  receiveth  not  me,  but  him  that  Test  me 
Luke*1-  *  9-  amfbit  to  fpeake  unto  thee,8?  to  fhew 
7. 6.  centurion  fent  friends  to  him,  faying 

1 9.  fent  them  to  Jefus,  faying,  Art  thou 

20.  John  Baptift  ha'h  fent  us  unto  thee,faying 

9.  48.  receive  me,  receiveth  him  that  fent  me 
li.feM  meflengers  before  his  face,  and  they 

10.  i.  fent  them  two  and  two  before  his  face 
16.  defpifeth  me,  defpifeth  him  that  fent  me 

14.17.and/fWhis  fervant  at  fupper  time,to  fay 
19.14.  Scfent  a  meflage  after  him,  faying,  We 
23 .1 1 .  mocked  him,-&  fent  him  againe  to  Pil. 
John  1.1 9-when  the  Jewes fent  priefls  and  Levites 
22. that  we  may  give  an  anfwer  to  them  that/. 
4.34.  my  meat  is  to  doe  the  will  of  him  that/for 
5.23.  honoureth  not  the  Father  which  hathfent 
24.  and  believeth  on  him  that  fent  me  ,  hath 
30.  will  of  my  Father  which  fent  me 
33.  ye  fent  unto  John,  and  he  bare  witnefTe 
36.beare  witnes  of  me  that  the  Father  hath/. 
37.  Father  himfelfe  which  hath  fent  me  hath 
6.38.  not  mine  own  will,but  of  him  that  fent  me 

39.  this  is  the  Fathers  will  which  hathfent  me 

40.  clils  is  the  will  of  him  that  fent  me 
44. except  the  Father, which  hathfentme 
57.as  tie  living  Father  hathyto  me,&  I  live 

7.i6.  doctrine  is  not  mine  ,  but  his  that  fent  me 
18.  feeketh  his  glory  that  fent  him ,  the  fame 
32.Pharifees  &  the  chiefe  priefis  fent  officers 

8. 16.  hut  I  and  the  Father  that  fent  me 

1 8. Father  that  fent  me  beareth  witnefle  of  me 

9.4.I  muft  worke  the  works  of  him  that  fent  me 

to. 36.  and  fent  into  the  world,  Thou  blafphe. 

1 1 . 3 .  therefore  his  lifter  fent  unto  him ,  faying 
42.  that  they  may  bftlieve  that  thou  had  fi?tt 


2j\  thefe  have  known  that  thou  haft  fent 
18.24.  now  Annas  had  fent  him  bound 
20. 21.  as  my  Father  hath  fent  me,even  fo  fend 
Ac~i .  5 . 2 1 .  and  fent  to  the  prilon  to  ha  ve  them  bi  o . 
7. 1 4.  then  fent  Jofeph,and  called  his  father 

8.  14.  they  fent  unto  them  Peter  and  John 

9.  30.  and  fent  him  forth  to  Tarfus 
3  8.  Cent  unto  him  two  men,  de  firing  him 

1 0.29. 1  aske — for  what  intent  ye  have  fent  for 
r  1 .22.  they  fent  forth  Barnabas ,  that  he  fhould 

jo.fent  it  to  the  elders  by  the  hands  of  Baina. 
13. 1  j.  rulers  of  the  Synagogue  fent  unto  them 
1  5.27.  we  have  fent  therefore  Judas  and  Silas 
16.35- fent  the  fergeants,  faying.  Let  thofe  men 

36.  magistrates  have  fent  to  letyou  goe 
19.3 1.  which  were  his  friends  fent  unto  him 

1  Cor.  1. 17.  Chrift/e»f  me  not  to  baptize,  but 

2  Cor.  8.18.  we  have  fent  with  him  die  brother 
22.  and  we  have  fent  with  them  our  brother 

Phil. 4.16.  even  in  Theflal.  ye  fent  once  &  againe 
1  Thef.3.2..  and/«tfTimotheusour  brother,  and 
i  John  4.i4.doe  teftifie,that  the  Fath.fent  the  Son 

£>mt  away. 
Gen.  12.20.  they  fent  him  away,  and  his  wife 
21.14.  and  thechild,and/?»i  her  away 
24.59.  they  fent  away  Rebekah  their  iifter 
25.  6.  Abraham  gave  gifts,  Si  fent  them  away 
26.27. feeing  ye  hate  me,&  have  fent  me  away 
29.  we  have  fent  thee  away  in  peace 
3  i.lfaac  fent  them  away  ,  and  they  departed 
28.  5.  \fa.fent  away  Jacob,  and  he  went  to 

6.  Ifaac  had  bleflcd  Jacob,and/o«  him  away 
3 1.27.  that  1  might  have  fent  thee  away  with 
42.  furely  thou  haft  fent  me  away  empty 
Dfttf.24.4.  which  fent  her  away ,  may  not  take  her 
Jofb.x.z  1 .  {he  fent  them  away,  and  they  departed 
8.3.  and  fent  them  away  by  night 
22. 6.  blefled  them,  and  fent  them  away 
7.wh:n  Jofhua/cKt  them  away  alfo  to  their 
Judges  3.18.  he  fent  away  the  people  that  bare  the 
1 1 .3  8.  he  faid,  Goe.  And  he  fent  her  away 

1  Sam.10.z5.  and  Samuel  fent  all  the  peop.  away 
19.17.  fent  away  mine  enemy ,that  he  isefcaped 

2  Sam.j.zi.  fent  Abner  away,and  he  went  in  peace 

22.  he  had  fent  him  away,and  he  was  gone 

23 .  he  hath  fent  him  away ,  and  he  is  gone 

24.  why  is  it  that  thou  had  fent  him  away 
1 0.4 .  even  to  their  buttocks,and  fent  them  away 

1  Kinq.%.66-  on  the  eight  day  he  fent  the  peo.away 
20.34.  he  made  a  cove,  with  him,  Scfcnt  him  aw. 

iCfo/'0.8.8.in  the  coun.of  Mo.Aft.  he  had  f.them  a. 
1 2.19.  upon  advifement,  fent  biinaway 
19.4.  hard  by  their  buttocks,  and  fent  them  aw. 

2  Chro.7. 1  o.  he  fent  them  away  merry  and  glad 
fob  22.  9.  thou  haft  fent  widowes  away  empty 
Mat.  1 3.36.  then  ]efusfent  the  multitude  away 

14.22.  while  he  fent  the  multitudes  away 

23.whenhehad  fent  the  multitudes  away 

15.39.  he  fent  away  the  multitude,  and  tooke 

Mar.  i.43.charged  him,&  forthwith  fent  him  away 

4.  36.  fent  away  the  multitude,  they  tooke  him 

6.45.  to  go  to  the  other  fide, — while  he  fent  aw. 

46.  had  fent  them  away,  he  departed  into  a 
8.9.  about  foure  thoufand,&  he  fent  them  away 

26.  he  fent  him  away  to  his  houfe,faying 
12.  3 .  caught  him,&  beat  him,  &  fent  him  away 
4«  and  fent  him  away  fhamefully  handled 
Lulfe  1.53.  and  the  rich  he  hath  fent  empty  away 
8. 3  8. might  be  with  him :  but  Jefus  fenthim  aw. 
20. 1  o.husbandmen  beat  him,  and  fent  him  away 
1 1.  inneated  him  fhamefully,  8c  fent  him  aw. 
Afi'ii-  3.  laid  their  hands  on  them,they  f.  them  aw. 
17.10.  brethren  immediatly  fent  away  Paul 

Verfe  14. 
God  j&ent. 


12.  44  believeth  not  on  me,  but  on  him  that/1    Gen.tf.j.  God  fent  me  before  you  to  preferve 

4  5 .  he  that  feeth  me,  feeth  him  that  fent  me       Exod.3.11 .  God  of  your  fathers  hath  fent  me 

49  .Father  which  fc»it,he  gave  me  a  command  1  %•  Gotl  of  Jacob  hathfent  me  unto  you 

1 3.26.  that  receiveth  me,  receiveth  him  that/.  Judg.<).x%. God  fent  an  evill  fpirit  between  Abim. 

14.  24.  not  mine,  but  the  Fathers  vihkh  fent  me  }  1  Cbro.  21.15.  God  fent  an  angel  to  Jerufalem  to 

15.21.  becaufe  they  know  not  him  that  fent  me   Nebem.6. 1  a.  I  perceived  that  God  had  not  fent 


16.  5- I  goe  my  way  to  him  that  fent  me 

17.  3.  know — Jefus  Chrift  whom  thou  haft  fent 
1 8.  as  thou  haft  fent  me  into  the  world 

21.  world  may  believe  "hat  thou  haft  fent 
23.  world  may  know  that  thou  haft  fent  me 


fer.43.1.  for  which  the  Lord  their  God  had  fent 

2.  our  God  hath  not  fent  thee  to  fay,  G  o  not 

Dan.6.  22.  my  God  hathfent  his  angel ,  and  fhut 

John  3.17-  God  fent  not  his  Son  into  the  world  to 

34.  whom  God  hathfent,  fpeaketh  the  words 


ACi.t. t.6.  Godhavingraifeduphis  Son  Jefus,to 

1036.  the  word  which  God  fent  unto  the  cbil. 
Ga/.4.4.  God  fent  forth  his  Son,nwde  of  a  woman 
6.  God  hathfeht  forth  the  Spirit  offjis  Son 

I  John  4.  9.  Godfent  his  only  begotten  Son  into 
10.  and  fent  his  Son  to  be  the  propitiation 

Rev.  2  1.6.  Godfent  his  angel  to  fhew  wnto  his 

He  £>cnt, 
Gcn.8.7.  he  fent  forth  a  raven,  which  went  forth 
8.  alio  he  fent  forth  a  dove  from  him 
10.  he  fent  forth  the  dove  out  of  the  ark 
37. 14-  fo  he  fent  him  out  of  the  vale  of  Hebron 
41.8.  he/en>',and  called  for  all  the  Magicians 
45.23.  to  his  father  he  fent  after  this  manner 

24.  fo  he  fent  his  brethren  away 
46.28.  he  fent  Judah  before  him  unto  Jofeph 
£jr<w(.i8.2.took  Zipporah — after  he  hadfent  her 
24.5.  he/ratyoung  men  of  the  children  of  lfr. 
Ata0.22.5-  he /eat  meflengers  therefore  to  Balaa. 
Jofh.11.1.  that he  fent  Jobab  king  of  Madon 
Jud^.6-1 5-he  lent  meflengers  throughout  all  Ma. 
and  he  fent  meflengers  unto  Afher 
7.8.  he  fent  all  the  reft  o/Ifrael  every  man  to 
9.31.  he  fent  meflengers  unto  Abimelech 
11.28.  hcarkned  unto  the  words  which  he  had/ 
1  Sam.ii.z.  reft  of  the  people  he  fent  every  man  ' 
16.12.  and  he  fent  and  brought  him  in 
17.31.  rehearltd  them  before  Sauhand  he  fent 
30.26.  he  fent  of  the  fpoile  to  the  elders  of  Jud. 
zSam.i.  26.  Joab,  he  fent  meflengers  after  Abner 
10.  5.  he  fent  to  meet  them,  becaufe  the  men 
7.  he  fent  Joab,and  all  the  hoft  of  the  mighty 
1  Chro.19.%, 
12.25.  and  he  fent  by  the  hand  of  Nathan  the 
14.29-  when  he  fent  agai0e~he  would  not  come 
22.15.  he  fern  out  arrowes,and  fcattered  them 

,    r     <■         ,         .         pMi8.i4,i6. 
17.  bejent  from  above,  he  took  me 

1  Kins s  5  •  1 4-  he  fent  them  to  Lebanon  ,  ten  thouf. 
8.  66.  on  ths  eight  day  he  fent  the  people  away 

20.2.  he  fent  meflengers  to  Ahab  king  of  Ifxael 
7 .  for  he  fent  unto  me  for  my  wives 

2  Kings  1 .  2.  he  fent  meflengers ,  and  faid  unto 
1 1.  he  fent  unto  him  another  captaine  of  fifty 
i2.he  fent  againe  a  captaine  of  the  third  fifty 

5.  8.  chat  he  fent  to  the  king  ,  faying,  Wheref. 
6. 14.  therefore  fent  he  thixher  horfes,and 
23.  he  fent  them  away,  and  they  went  to 

9.29.  then  he  fent  forth  a  fecond  onhorfe-bacfc 
17. 4.  he  had  fent  meflengers  to  So  king  of  Eg. 

26. therefore  he  hath  fent  lions  amongft  them 

ly.z.hefent  Eliakim  which  was  over  the  houfh. 

9.  hefe»t  meflengers  againe  to  Hezekiah 

1  Chm  18.  10.  he  fent  Hadoram  his  fon  to  king 

19.3.  that  he  hath/wt  meflengers  to  comfort 
5.  he  fent  to  meet  them,and  the  king  faid 

2  Cbro.z.  11. in  writing,  which  he  fent  unto  Solom. 
17 .  7.  he  fent  unto  his  princes,  even  to  Benhail 
24.  19.  yet  he  fent  prophets  to  them 
25.15.  and  he  fent  unto  him  -a  prophet  which 
34-8.he  fent  Shaphan  the  fon  of  Azaliah,&  Ma, 
3  5.21.  but  he  fent  arabafladours  to  him,faying 

Eftb.  1  .i  2.  for  he  fent  letters  into  all  the  kings 
5.10.  he  fent  and  called  for  his  friends 

9.30.  he  fent  the  letters  unto  all  the  Jewes 
Pfal.7S.z5 -he  fent  them  meat  to  the  full 

45.  he  fent  di  verfe  forts  of  flies  among  them 
105.17.  he  fent  a  man  before  them 
26.  he  fent  Mofes  his  fervant,  and  Aaron 
2  8.  he  fent  darkenefle,  and  made  it  darke 
io7-  20.  he  fent  his  word  and  healed  them 
1 1 1 .9.  he  fent  redemption  unto  his  people 
j/r.37.2.  he  fent  Eliakim — and  Shebna  the  fcribe 
9.  when  he  heard  it,  he  fent  meflen.  to  Hezek. 
6 1 . 1 .  he  hathfent  me  to  bind  up  the  broken 

Luke  4. 18. 
Jer.  29.  28.  he  fent  unto  us,  faying,  This  captivity 

42.21.  for  the  which  he  hath  fent  me  unto  you 
Lam.  1.13.  from  above  hath  he  fer.t  fire  into  my 
Zech.  2.8 .  hath  he  fent  me  to  the  nations  which 
Mat.z.S.  he  fent  them  to  Bethlehem,  and  faid 

I I  .a.  works  of  Chrift,  he  fent  two  of  his  difcip. 
14. 1  o.  he  fent ,and  beheaded  John  in  the  prifon 

22.  while  he  fent  the  muhitudeaway 
2C2.  he  fent  them  into  his  vineyard 
21.34.  he  fent  his  fervants  to  the  husband- men 

36.  he 


b  ii  M 


SEN 


SEN       SEN 


SEP 


SEP 


6  he  lent  other  fervants  moe  then  the  firftr  PMe.i  a.whom  I  have  fint  againe  :  therefore rec 


37- 


la'ft  of  all  he  (ent  unto  them  his  Ion 
4  againe  he/rat  forth  other  fervants 
■     7  he /rat  forth  his  armies,  and  d.-ftroyed 
Mar  iz  2.at  the  feafon  he/ra£  to  the  husbandmen 
a  aca;ne  he/rar  unto  them  another  iervant 
4'    a       '  Lidgz-o.  ii; 

5  againe  he/«tf  another,  and  him  they  killed 

6  he/rat  him  alfo  laft  unto  them 
Luke  7  X.  he  fint  unto  him  the  elders  of  the  Jewes 

q  z.  he  fint  them  to  preach  the  kingdom  of  God 
iy  1  j  h'e/cst  him  into  the  fields  to  feed  iwine 
19.  29.  come  nigh  to  Bethphage-he/wtf  two  of 
io.  1  o.  at  the  feafon  he  fint  a  fer  va  nc  to  the  huf. 
12  hejWa  tWrd,and  they  wounded  himalfo 
2i.  8  and  he  fint  Peter  and  John,(aying,  Goe 
25  7  Herods  jurifdiftion,he/ra<  him  to  Herod 
John  1.  3  3.  he  that /eat  mr:  to  baptize  with  water 
5.38.  for  whom  he  huh  fint  him/or  in  them  ye 
6. 19.  that  ye  believe  on  him  whom  he  ham  fint 
n  18  but  he  tha:  frat  me  is  true,  whom  ye 
7  Chap.  8. 26. 

29. 1  know  him,-and  he  hath /est  me 
8.  29  and  he  that  fint  me  is  with  me 

42.  neither  came  I  of  my  felfe,for  he  fint  me 
4ft  7  iz  he  fint  om  our  fathers  firR      .' 

10.  8.  declared  all  thefe  things-he  /J*  them  to 
19  22  fo  he  (ent  into  Macedonia  two  of  them 
20.'  1 7.  and  from  Miletus  he/«tf  to  Ephefus 
24.24.hi/fBt  for  Paul,and  heard  him  concern. 
z6.  wherefore  he  fint  for  him  the'ofuier 
RBW.1.1.  andhe  fint  and  fignified  it  by  his  angel 

/  g>ent. 
Gen  38.23.  behold,  1  fint  this  kid,  and  thou  haft 
Exod  3 . 1 2.  a  token  unto  thee,  that  I  have  fint  thee 
N7tf»&.3i.8.thusdid  your  ta;hers,when  I  fint  them 


j  Rev.zz.  16.  1  have  fint  mine  angel  to  teftifie 
Iwrf  ^>cnt ,  SSe  iLo#). 
&&ZXlt  out,  or  forth 
Jofh.z.i.  Jofhua— fint  out  of  Shictim  two  men 
1  Sam. Z5. 5 .  and  David  fint  out  ten  young  men 
1 4.  [ent  meflengers  out  of  the  wildernefli  to 
■  z6.  4.  David  therefore  fint  out  fpies,&  underft. 
1  Kjngs  20.  17.  and  Benhadad/#£out ,  and  they 
Pfal.77. 17.  the  skies  fint  out  a  found 

80.11.  fhe  fint  out  her  boughes  unothefea 
/er.  24.  5.  whom  I  have  fint  out  of  this  place 
£^.31.4.  fint  out  her  little  rivers  unto  all  the 
Mat. 14.35.  they  [ent  out  into  all  that  countrey 

22.16.  they /rat  out  unto  him  their  difciples 
Liife  20.20.  they  watched  him,and  fent  forth  fpies 
Aft. 7.1 2.  he  fint  out  our  fathers  firft 
Jam.z.zf.  and  had/to  them  out  another  way 

jflMftt, 

Getf.32.18.  a  prefent/r«£  to  my  lord  Efau 
1  KMgi  14.6.I  am  fent  to  thee  with  hcavie  tid  ngs 
E%ra  7. 14.  for  as  much  as  thou  an  fint  of  the  king 
£  fffc.  3 . 1 3 .  and  the  letters  were  /eat  by  poftes 
Pron. i7.n.a  cruell  meffenger  fhalbe  /«£  againft 
Mi2f.23.37.  and  ftoneft  them  which  are  fint  unto 

£^13.  34* 
La/je  1.26.  angel  Gabriel  was  fint  from  God 
4.  26.  but  unto  none  was  Elias  fent ,  fave 
7.10.  and  they  that  were  fi?it,  returning  to  the 
19.  31.  they  that  were  fint,  went  their  way 
John  1.6.  man  fint  from  God,whofe  name  was  Jo* 
8.  he  was  not  that  light,but  was  finf-to  beare 
24.  they  which  were  fent  were  of  the  Pharif. 
3. 28. ye  your  felves  beare  witneile, -that  I  am/". 
9.7.which  is  by  interpretation,  Sent 
1 3.16.  nei.he  that  is  /^greater  then  he  that/. 


Jer.37.1z.to/cj/arate  himlylfe  thence  in  the  mid.. 
Mat .2  $.3  2.  and  he  (hall  fiparate  them  one  fr.-m 
£/.'£<?  (J.  2  2.  blefied  are  ye  when  men  ihall-/e/w<zfe 
Aft. 13. z.  fiparate  me  Barnabas  and  6aul 
Rom.%.35.  who  mal[fipa,ate  us  from  the  love  of 

39. fhalbe  able  to  fiparate  us  from  the  love  of 
Judc  19.  thefe  be  they  who  fiparate  themfelves  fen. 


Deut'.z.z6.  and  I  fint  mefl'eng-  out  of  the  wildern.    <4S.10.17.men  which  were  fent  had  made  enquirie 


Jolh.z^.  I  fent  Mofes  alfo  and  Aaron, and  I 

1 2.  and  I  fint  the  hornet  before  you 
Judg.6.14.  fave  lfrael-havenoc  I  fent  thee 
a  SdOT.14.32. I#*  unto  thee, faying ,Come  hither 
"  Kings  17.  i?-  which  I/rat  to  you  by  my  fervants 


2 1 .  which  were  fint  unto  him  from  Cornell 
29.  therefore  came  I  as  foone  as  I  was  fint 
11.  11.  was /e»t  from  Cefarea  unto  me 
13*  4.  being/cat  forth  by  the  holy  Ghoft  depar. 

26.  to  you  is  this  word  of  falvation  fint 
28.  28.  the  falvation  of  God  is  fint  unto  the 


E^ra  8.16.  then  fint  I  for  Eliezer,for  Ariel 

17.I  fent  them  with  commandment  unto  iddo  Rom.10.15.how  fhall  they  preach,except  they  he  J. 

Nebem.6.S-I  fint  meflengers,faying ,  I  am  doing  a  Pfoi^jS. received-the  things  which  were  fint  from 

8.  then  I  fent  unto  him,  faying ,  There  are  no  Hcb.1.1 4,  fyifitsjent  forth  to  minifter  for  them 


lfa.4z.19.  or  deafe,as  my  meffenger  that  I  fint 
43.  14.  for  your  fake  I  have  fent  to  Babylon 
55.1 1. it  fhal  profper  for  the  th'ng  whereto  I/- 
/er.7.25. 1  have  evenfent  unto  you  all  my  ferva. 
14. 14. 1  fint  them  not,  neither  have  I  comman. 
Chap.  23. 32. 
1 5 . 1  fent  them  not,  yet  they  fay,  S  word 
23.38.  and  I  have  fint  unto  youjaying,  Ye 
z6. 5 .  whom  I  (ent  unto  you,both  riling  up  early 
27.15.  for  I  have  notfentthem  ,  faith  the  Lord 
29.  9.  they  prophefie  falfely-I  have  not  fint 
1 9  not  hearkened  to  my  words  which  I  fint  to 
20.  heare  all  ye  whom  I  have  fint  to  Babyl. 
31.1  fent  him  not,  &  he  caufed  you  to  truft 
3  y.  1 5. 1  have  fent  alfo  unto  you  all  my  fervants 
Chap.  44.  4 
E-Vk:l-6-  h3^  I /rat  thee  to  them,  they  would 
Van.  1 0.1 1.  for  unto  thee  now  am  I  fint 
Joel  2.  2  5" .  my  great  army"  I  fint  among  you 
Amos  4.  10. 1  have  fent  among  you  the  peftilence 
Miah  6.4. 1  fent  before  thee  Mofes, Aaron,  and 
Zcb. 911. 1  have  fint  forth  thy  prifoners  out  of  the 
Mal.z.4.  ye  fhall  know  that  I  havefei  thiscomm. 
Lu!(e  4.43  .to  other  cities  alfo:  for  therfoream  I  f. 
.    22.35.  when  I  fent  you  without  purfe,  &  fcrip 
2  3 . 1  .y  •  no ,  nor  yet  Herod  :  for  I  fent  you  to  him 
John  4.3  8.  I  fent  you  to  reape  whereon  you  befto 
17.18.  fo  have  I  alfo  fint  them  into  the  world 
Aft.10.10. doubting  nothing  :  for  I  havefent  them 


I  Pet.  1.  1 2.  with  the  holy  Ghoft  fent  down  from 
2.i4.unto  governours,  as  unto  them  that  are  /. 

Rev.  y.  6.  fent  forth  into  all  the  earth 
Rented. 

Exod.15.y_  thou  fintcfi  forth  thy  wrath  which  con. 

Numb.  1 3.  27.  we  came  to  the  land  whither  thou/. 
24.1 2.  fpake  I  not  to  thy  meffeng.which  thou  f. 

1  Kings  5.8.I  have  confid.  the  things  which  thou/". 

Sentence. 
Deut.  17.9.  they  fhall  fhe w  thee  the  feuteue  of 

10.  and  thou  fhalt  doe  according  to  the  fent, 

1 1 .  according  to  the  fintence  of  law  which 

thou  fhalt  not  decline  from  the  fntence 
Pfal.t7.z.let  the  fintence  come  forth  from  thy  pre. 
Prov.16.10.  a  divine  feutence  is  in  the  lips  of  the 
Ecclef.S.i  1 .  becaufe  (entence  is  not  executed  fpeed. 
_7<;)'.4.i2.now  alfo  will  I  give  fintence  againft  them 
l.u\e  23.24.  gave  fintence  that  it  mould  be  as  they 
Aft.  15.19.  my  fintence  is  that  we  trouble  not  them 

2  Cor.1.9.  but  we  had  thefintence  of  death  in  our 

Dan.  5. 12.  and  fhewmg  of  hard  femences,and  diffo, 
8.  23.  and  underftanding  darke/rafme.r,fhall 

i&emtab. 
Uebcnt.it. _9.  Judah  the  fon  olSenuah  ,  was  fecond 

Separate. 

Gen.  13.9.  fiparate  thy  felfe,  I  pray  thee,from  me 
30.  40.  Jacob  did  fiparate  the  lambes 
49.  21?.  head  of  him  that  was  fiparate  from  his 


33.  immediately  therefore  1  fint  to  thee,  and    t-f.  15.31.  thus  fhall  ye  [eparate  the  children  of  If. 


23.  30. 1/i'sr-and  gave  commandement  to  his 

1  Cflr.4.17.  for  this  caufe  have  I  fint  unto  you 

2  Cot.  9.3.  yet  have  I  fint  the  brethren  ,  left  onr 

12.17.  againe  by  any  of  them  whom  I.feunto 
18. 1  defired  Titus,  and  with  him  I  fint  a 
Ephef.6.zz  .whom  I  havefent  for  the  fame  purpofe 

Col.  4.  8. 
Pbil.z.zS.  I  fint  him  therefore  the  more  carefully 
i  Tbeff.3.  ? •  *  Cent  to  know  your  faith,lefr  by  fome 
ilim.^.i  i.Tychicushavel/mt  to  Ephefus 


22.2.  Aaron  and  to  his  fons,  that  they  fiparate 
Numb.g.z.  when  either  man  or  woman  (hall  fcpar. 
to  vow  a  vow  to  (eparate  themfelves 
3 .  he  fhall  fiparate  himfelfe  from  wine 
€.14.  thus  fhalt  thou  (eparate  the  Levites 
16.21  fiparate  your  felves  from  this  congregat. 
VeHt.19.  2.  thou  malt  fiparate  three  cities      V.  7- 

29.21.  Lord  fhall  (eparate  him  unto  evill 
1  Kjngs  8.53.  thou  <&dn  fiparate  them  from  among 
E%ra  10. 11.  fiparate  your  felves  from  the  people 
M  m  mm  2 


Jofh.16.9-  and  the  fiparate  cities  were  among  the 
£^.41.12.  the  building  that  was  before  the  jepa. 

13.  and  thejeparate  place.and  the  building 

14.  and  of  the  fiparate  place  towards  the  eaft 

1 5 .  length  of  the  building  oyer  againft  the  {. 
42.  1 .  into  the  chamber-over  againft  the  fe par. 

10.  over  againft  the  fiparate  place,  &  againft 
13.  fouth  chamb.  which  are  before  the  Jepara. 
zCor.6.  17.  and  be  ye  fiparate,  faith  the  Lord 
Hcb.7. 16.  fiparate  from  finners,  Sc  made  higher 
j|>cparatcD. 

Gen.  1 3. 1 1 .  they  fiparatcd  themfelves  the  one  from 

14. after  that  Lot  was  fipxi ated  from  him 

25.  23.  two  manner  of  people  ihalbe  fiparatcd 

Exod.33.16.  fo  fhall  we  be  fiparatcd  from  all  the 

Lev.z0.z4.  which  hath  fiparatcd  you  from  other 

25.  which  I  have  fiparatcd  trom  you  as  uncle. 
Num.16.9.  that  the  God  of  Ifrael  hath  fiparatcd 
Dent. 10.8. at  that  time  the  Loid  fiparatcd  the  tribe 
32.8.  when  he  fiparatcd  the  fons  of  Adam 
33.16.  head  of  him  that  was  fiparatcd  from  his 
i  Chro.  iz.  8.  fiparatcd  themfelves  unto  Da.  in  the 
23.13.  and  Aaron  was  fiparatcd ,  that  he  fhould 
2  y .  1 .  fiparatcd  to  the  fervice  of  the  fons  of  Afa. 
2  Chr0.z5.iQ.  and  hmaziah  fiparatcd  them ,  to  wit 
Eya  6.  z  1 .  all  fiich  as  had  fiparate d  themfelves  did 
8. 24. then  I  fiparatcd  twelve  of  the  chiefe  of  the 
9. 1.priefls  and  Levites  have  not  fiparatcd  them. 
1 0.8.  fiparatcd  from  the  congregation  of  thofe 
1 6.  all  of  them  by  their  names ,were  fiparatcd 
Nebcm.4.19.  and  we  are  fiparatcd  upon  the  wall 
9'Z.  fipaiatcd  themfelves  from  all  ftrangers 
10. 18.  and  all  they  that  had  fiparatcd  them  felves 
13.3.  they  Separated  from  Ifrael  all  the  mixed 
P  tov.  1 8- 1.  a  man  having  fiparatcd  himfelfe  feeketh 
19-4-but  the  poore  is  feparasedfrom  hisneighb. 
jfi-56.3.  utterly  fiparatcd  m:  from  his  people 

59.2.  your  iniquities  have  fiparatcd  between  you 
Haf.4.1 4.for  themfelves  are  fiparatcd  with  whores 
9.10.  and  fiparate  d  themfelves  unto  that  fhame 
All.  19.9.  departed  from  them,  &  fiparatcd  the  dif. 
Rom.i.  1.  fiparatcd  unto  the  golpel  of  God  . 
GaLi.i5.whofeparatedme{rom  my  mothers  worn. 
2.12.  he  withdrew,  and  fiparatcd  himfelfe 
5>epavafeth, 
Uum.6.  5.  be  fulfilled  in  the  which  hefeparatetb 

6.  dayes  that  hefipa.  hirafelfe-he  fhall  come 
PrtW.16.28.  a  whiCpexer fiparatcth  chiefe  friends 

17.  9.  that  repcateth  a  matter,//*,  very  friends 
E%c\.i  4-7. or  of  the  ftranger  that fcparatetb himf. 

Reparation. 

Lcvit.i  2.2.  uncleane-according  to  the  dayes  of/?. 

5.uncleane  two  weeks,  as  in  her  feparation 

1 5.20.  lieth  upon  in  her  feparation  fhalbe:  uncles 

25.  iflue  of  blood  out  of  the  time  of  her  fepar. 

or  if  it  run  beyond  the  time  other:  fepara. 

fhalbe  as  the  dayes  of  her  feparation 

16.  fhall  b;  unto  her  as  the  bed  of  her  fepara. 

uncleane  a  s  the  uncleanneffe  of  hs  r  fepara. 

Ni0t.  6.  4.  dayes  of 'feparation  fhall  he  eac  nothing 

'     5 .  dayes  of  the  vow  of  his  feparation  fhall  no 

8.  all  the  dayes  tfh\s Separation  he  fhalbe  ho. 

1 2.  he  (hall  confecrate— the  dayes  of  his  fep. 

loft ,  becaufe  his  feparation  was  defiled 

1 3. when  the  dayes  ofhis  feparation  are  fulfil. 

18.  Nazarite  fhall  fhave  rhe  head  of  hisfepa. 
fhall  take  the  haire  of  the  head  of  hisfepa. 

19.  after  the  haire  ofhis  feparation  is  fhaven 
21.  for  h!s/7wvJtifl»,bcfIdes  that  that  his  hand 

fo  he  muft  doe  after  the  law  ofhis  (eparat, 
19.  9.  fhalbe  kept  for  a  warer  of  feparat'mn 
i ;.  becaufe  the  water  of  feparation i  was  not 

20.  water  of  feparation  hath  not  been  fprink!« 
21. that  fpr'nkleth  the  water  of  feparation  fhall 

toucheth  the  water  oCfep.  fhalbe  unclean- 

31.23. it  fhall  be  purified  with  the  water  of  ftp 

E\e\.  42 .20.  and  five  hund.  broad,to  make  a  fepara 

&epatattng 


SEP 


SEP 


SER 


SEK 


SER 


SEK 


il>?parattng. 

Zech.7.3,  fhould  I  weep  in  the  third  vaondhJcp.tr. 

Gen.  10.  30.  unto  Sepbar  a  mount  of  the  Eaft 

5>ep!jararj. 
Obad.  20.  which  is  in  Sepharad,  (hall  poflefle  the 

£>epl)arfcatm. 
2  !£»?£*  1 7. 14.  brought  men  from  Hamath/rom  S. 
3 1. and  Anammelech,  the  gods  ofSepharvaim 
18.34.  where  are  the  gods  ofSepharvaim 

lfa.  16.  19. 

19.13.  where  is  the  king  of  the  e\ty  of  Scpbarva. 

Jjjepbartoiteg. 

2  Kings  17.  31.  Sipharvites  burnt  their  chil.  in  fire 

&epuiciire. 

G..7Z.2  3  .(f.none  of  us  (hall  withhold  from  thee  his/ 
Deut.34.6.  but  no  man  knowethofhis/e/Wdve 
Judg.%.  31.  buried  in  the  fepukbre  of  his  father  Jo. 

1  Sam.io.z.  fhall  find  two  men  by  Rachels  fepul. 

2  Sam.  1.32.  took  up  Afahel,&  buried  him  in  the/; 

4.t2.heador  lfhbofheth,and  buried  it  in  the/! 
17.  13.  was  buried  in  the  ftpulcbre  of  his  father 

21.14.  in  the  fepukbre  of  Kifh  his  father 

1  King  13.21.  carcafle  fhall  not  come  unto  the/e. 

3 1.  in  the  fe.  wherein  the  man  of  God  is  bur. 

2  King.  9.  2$ .buried  in  his  fepukbre  with  his  fathers 

13.21.  they  caft  the  mm  into  the  fep.  of  Elifha 
2  1  ,z6.  buried  in  his  fep.  in  the  garden  of  llzzah 
23.17.  it  is  the  fepukbre  of  the  mm  of  God 
30.  and  buried  him  in  his  own  fepukbre 

2  Chro.  16. 14. 
■Pfal.  5 .9.  their  throat  is  an  open  fepukbre 

Rom.  3.  13. 
lfa.zz.t6.  that  thou  haft  hewed  thee  out  afipulcb. 
as  he  that  heweth  him  out  a  fepul.  on  high 
Jet.')'  16.  their  quiver  is  an  open  fepukbre 
Mat.z7-6o.rcl.  a  great  ftonc  to  the  doore  of  the  A 
61.  the  other  Mary  fitting  over  aga.  the  fep. 
64  command  therefore  the  fepukbre  to  be  m. 
66S0  they  made  thefe.  fure,feaJing  the  ftone 
28.1.  and  the  other  Mary,to  fee  the  fepukbre 
8.  they  departed  quickly  from  the  fepukbre 
MAY.H-tf.  wrap.hiiii  in  the  lin.&  laid  him  in  a/, 
rolled  a  ftone  upon  the  doorc  of  the  fep 
ifc.2.  they  came  unto  they^.atthe  rifingofthe 
3.  away  the  ftone  from  the  doore  of  the  fep. 

5.  and  ehtring  the  fep.  they  faw  a  young  man 

8.  went  but  quickly  •  and  fled  from  the  fepul. 
Luij  2  3-53.wrapped  it  in  lin.&laid  it  in  a  fepukbre 

5  5.  followed  after,  and  beheld  the  fepukbre 
24.1..  early  in  the  morning  they  came  to  the  fe. 

2.  found  the  ftone  rolled  away  from  the  fep. 

9.  and  returned  from  the  fepukbre,  and  told 
12.  then  rofe  Peter  ,and  ran  to  the  fepukbre 
12.  aftoiiifhed,which  were  early  at  the  fepul. 
24.  went  to  the  fepukbre,  and  found  it  even 

John  19.41.  and  in  the  garden  a  new  fepukbre 
41.  for  thtfcpnkbre  was  nigh  at  hand 
xo.i.  when  it  was  yet  darke5unto  the  fepukbre 
feeth  the  ftone  taken  away  from  the  fepukbre 
i.they  have  taken  away  the  Lo.  out  of  the  f. 

3.  and  that  other  difciple,  &  came  to  the  ftp. 

4.  put-run  Peter,&came  fh'ft  to  the  fepukbre 

6.  Peter  following,  &  went  into  the  fepukbre 
8.which  came  firft  to  the  fcpulcbre, 81.  believed 
1 1 .  Mary,  flood  without  at  the  fepukbre 

fhe  ftooped  down,and  looked  into  thefe. 
^#.2.29.  his  fepukbre  is  with  us  unto  this  day 
7.16.  and  layd  in  the  fepukbre  that  Abraham 
13.29.  downe  from  the  tree,&  laid  him  in  afip. 

Gen.  2  j .  6.  in  the  choice  of  our  fepukbres  bury  thy 
2  l$»g.  2  3. 16.  he  fpied  the  fepukbres  that  were  there 
lent,&  tooke  the  bones  out  of  the  fepul. 
2  Cbro.z  1 .  io.but  not  in  the  fepukbres  of  the  kings 
a4.1T.  buried  him  not  in  the  fep-  of  the  kin^s 
28.17.  they  brought  him  not  into  the  fep,  of  the 
3^.35.  they  buried  him  in  the  chiefeft  of  the  fe. 
35.24.  buried  in  one  of  the  fepukbres  of  his  fa. 
NcbW-z-i.tAaeeofmy  fathers  fepulcb.  liethwafte 
5-  unto  the  city  of  my  fathers  fepukbre  s 
3. 16.  unto  the  place  Over  aga.  the  fe.  of  David 
MdJ.23.27.  ye  are  like  unto  whiied  fepukbres 

i9.and  garnifh  the  fepukbres  of  the  righteous 
Vt\e  11.  47. for  ye  build  the  fepukbres  of  the  pro, 


48.  they  killed  them, and  yc  build  their  fepul. 
*>era5). 
Gen.^6-17.  fons  of  Aftier — Beriah,and  Scrab 

1  Chro.  7. 3°. 
&erafa!),or  jgieraf  availed  alfo  £>haufi)a, 

1  Sam.S  17.  and  Seraiah  was  the  fcribe 
1  IC'«g.2j.i8.captaineofthe  guard  tooke  Seraiab 

Jer.  51.14. 
23.  came  to  Gedaliah-Iflimael-Sei'flw^ 
1  Cbro.4.14.  Seraiab  begat  Joab  the  father  of  the 
3  5.Jehu  the  fon  of  JoGbiah,the  fon  of  Seraiab 
6. 14.  begat  Seraiab,  and  Seraiab  begat  Jehoza. 
£^< 'a  7.  i.Ezra  the  fon  of  Serahh,  the  fon  of  Aza. 
M:/;ra.io.i.thofe  that  fealed  were — Seraiah,hza. 
1 1. 1 1 .  Seraiab  was  the  ruler  of  the  houfe  of  God 
12. 1.  which  went  up  with  Zerubbabel — Seraiab 
n.  chicfe  of  the  fathers :  ofS(Y<jwfr3Meraiah 
Jer.i6.z6.  king  commanded-Si7di<jfo,-^and  Shele. 
40. 8.  came  to  Gedaliah-Scr.thefon  of-Tanh. 
51.59.  word  which  Jeremiah-commanded  Sera. 
and  this  Seraiah  was  a  quiet  prince 
6i.Jeremiahfaidto  Seraiah, When  thou  com. 
&erapfyfms, 
lfa.  6. 1.  above  it  flood  the  feraphims 

6.  then  flew  one  of  the  feraphims  unto  me 
j^ereO. 
Gozf.46.i4.  fons  of  Zebulun :  Send ,  and  E!on 
Num.z6.z6.  of  Sered,  the  family  of  the  Sardites 

j|>ergeant0. 
Acl.16.1  ")■  km  the  fergeants}  faying,  Let  thofe 
%%.fergeants  told  the  magiftrates  thefe  words 

&ergfu0, 

^tl.13.7.  Sergius  Paulus,  a  prudent  man 

Serpent. 
Gen.  3-  *•  ferpent  was  more  fubtill  then  any 

I.  woman  fa'd  unto  the  ferpent ,  We  may  eat 
4.  ferpent  bid,  Ye  fhall  not  furely  die 

13.  the  ferpent  beguiled  me,and  I  did  eat 
i4.Godfaid  tothe/e*7rat,Becaufe  thou  haft 
49.17.  Dan  ihalbe  a  ferpent  by  the  way 
£^.4.3.  caft  it  on  the  ground,&  it  became  a  fir. 
7.9.  take  thy  rod-.it  fhall  become  a  ferpent 
10.  rod  before  Pharaob,-&  it  became  a  fir. 
1 5.  which  was  turned  to  a  ferpent ,  fhalt  thou 
Numb.  ai.  8.  make  thee  a  fiery  ferpent 
9.  and  Mofes  made  a  ferpent  of  brafl'e 

that  if  a  ferpent  had  bitten  any  man  when 
he  beheld  the  ferpent  of  brafle  ,  he  lived 
1  Kwg.i8.4.brake  in  pieces  the  ferpent  that  Mofes 
Job  26.  r  3.  his  hand  hath  formed  the  crooked/tv/>. 
Pfal. $8.  4.  their  poifon  is  like  thepoifon  of  a  ferp. 
140.3.  they  have  fharp.  their  tongues  like  a  fi 
Piov.  23 . 3  2.  at  the  la  ft  it  biteth  like  a  ferpent 

3°-i9-  the  way  of  a  ferpent  onarocke 
Ecclef. 10.  8.  breaketh  an  hedge,a  ferpent  fhall  bite 

II.  furely  the  ferpent  will  bite  without  inch, 
//a.  14.29.  out  of  the  ferpents  root  fhall  come  forth 

his  fruit  fhalbe  a  fiery  flying  ferpent 

*7-i.ferpent,even  Leviathan  that  piercing  ferp. 

30.  6.  from  whence  come-&  fiery  flying  ferment 

65. 15.  and  duft  fhalbe  the  ferpent's  meat 
J  e''-46. 11.  voice  thereof  fhalbe  like  a.  ferpent 
Amos  y.  i9m  hand  on  the  wall,  &  a  ferpent  bit  him 

9-  ?.  command  the  ferpent,  Sl  he  (hall  bite  them 
Ml«b  7. 17.  they  fhall  lick  the  duft  like  a  ferpent  ■ 
M.at.7,l0.  or  if |1C  asVe  a  fift^yju  he  give  him  a/. 
Lu^e  1  i.ii  .  win  he  for  a  fifh  give  him  a  ferpent 
J"'"1 3  •  1 4-  as  Mofes  lifted  up  the  ferpent ,  even  fo 
jCcu-J.  even  as  the  ferpent  beguiled  E  ve,  fo 
Rev.  1 1.9.  that  old  ferpent  called  the  devill,  and 
14'  nourifhed  from  the  face  of  the  ferpent 
15-  ferpent  caft  out  of  his  mouth  water 

*o.  2.  laid  hold  on  the  dragon  that  old  ferpent 
S>erpsntS. 

Exod7.  it.  every  man  his  rod,&  they  became  fer. 
Numb.zi.6.  Lord  fent  fiery  fenents  among  the 

7-  that  he  tik:  awav  the  ferpents  from  us 
£^.8.ir.  wherein  were  6etyferpents,Si  fcorpions 

i  2.24.  with  the  poifon  of  ferpents  of  the  duft 
^'•8. 17.  for  behold,  I  will  fend  ferpents  among 
Mat.io.ig.  be  ye  therefore  wife  a*  ferpents 

2  J-  33*  ye  ferpents, how  can  ye  efcape 
Mi;\  \6.\%.  they  fhall  take  up  ferpents,  and  if 
Lufp  10.  19. 1  give  you  pow<»  to  tread  on  ferpents 
1  Cor.ic.t).  tempted^and  were  deftroyed  of  ferpents 
Jam. 1. "j.  for  every  kind  of  beafts,  &  of  ferpents 


7^.9.19.  their  tailes  were  like  unto  Jcrpents 

^ertant. 

Gen.y.  15.  afervant  of  lervants  fhall  he  be 

18.  5.  therefore  are  ye  come  to  your  fervant 

19.  1.  turne  in  ,  I  pray  you,  into  yom  fervant'$ 
24.1.  Abraham  faid  to  his  eldeff  fervant  oth.s 

5.  fervant  laid  unto  him ,  Peradventure  the 

9.  fervant  put  his  hand  under  the  thigh 

10.  fervant  too'.<e  ten  camels  of  his  mafters 
lj.Jeivant  ran  to  meet  Rebekah,  and  faid 
34.  he  faid  ,1  am  Abrahams  fervant 

52.  Abr.  fervant  heard  their  words^he  worfh. 
5j./(7wi//rbrought  forth  jewels  of  filver 
59.  fent  away  Abrahams  fervant,and  his  men 
6 1.  fervant  tooke  Rebekah,  &  went  his  way 
$5.  fhe  faid  to  the  fervant ,  What  man  is  this 
the  fervant  had  faid,  It  is  my  mafler 
66- fervant  told  Ilaac  all  things 
39.17.  Hebrew  fervant  which  thouhafl  brought 

41. 1 2.  fervant  to  the  capraine  of  the  guard 
49. 1 5 .  and  became  afervant  unto  tribute 

■E.vflrf.21.5.  \{  the  fervant  fhall  plainely  fay,  I  love 
Lev.  25.  39.  not  compell  him  to  f;r.  as  a  bon.  fer. 
Numb. 1 1.28.  the  fervant  of  Mofes  faid ,  My  Lord 
Dcut.^.i  5.  remember  that  thou  waft  afervant  in 

23. 15.  fhalt  not  deliver  the  fervant  which  is 
Judg.19.il.  fervant  faid.  Let  us  turne  in  into 
Ruth  z.  6.  fervant  that  was  fet  over  the  reapers 

1  Sam.1.1%.  priefts/crwratcame  while  the  flefh 

15.  px'i'Ai fervant  cam:,  &  faid,— Give  flefh 
9. 8.  fervant  anfwered  Saul  againe,  I  have  here 

17.  bid  the  fervant  pafle  on  before  us 
25.  41.  let  thine  handmaid  be  afervant  to  wafh 

29.3.  is  not  this  David  the  fervent  of  Saul 

30. 13.  a  young  man  of  Egypt  firvant  to  an  A. 

2  Sam-9-z.  of  the  houfe  of  Saul  afervant  whofe 

9.  king  called  to  Ziba  Sauls  favant 
itf.i.Ziba  the  fervant  of  Mephibofheth  met  him 
18.t9.when  Joab  fent  the  king',  fervant— I  faw 
19.17.  Ziba  fervant  of  the  houfe  of  Saul,  and 

1  KjHgs  1 1.  z6.  Jeroboam  Solomons  fcrvant,even 

1 1.7  •  if  thou  wilt  be  a  firvant  to  this  people 

2  Kings  4.  24.  faid  to  hex  fervant,  Driveand  goe 

5.20.  Gehazi  fervant  of  Elitha  faid,Bchold  my 
6.1 5.  when  the  firvant  of  the  man  of  God  was 
8.4.  king  talked  with  Gehazi  the  firvant  of  the 
22.12.  &  Afahiah  a  ferva»t  of  the  kings,faying 
2  Chro.  34.20. 

25.8.  came  Nebuzaradan — fervant  of  the  king 

1  Cbro.z.^.  Shefhan  had  a  firvant, -whofe  name 

2  Chro.  13. 6.  Jeroboam — the  fervant  of  Solomon 
Neh.z.i  1. and  Tobiah  the  fervant  of  the  Ammonite 

Verfe  19, 
Job  3.19.  and  the  fervant  is  free  from  his  maftcr 
7.2.  as  a  fervant  defireth  the  fhadow,  and  as  an 

41.4.  wilt  thou  take  him  for  a  fervant  for  ever 
Pfal.105.17.  even  Jofeph  who  was  fold  for  a  fen. 
Prov,  1 1.  29.  foole  fhall  he  fervant  to  the  wife  of 

12.9.  defpifed,  and  hath  afervant,  is  better  then 
I4.35.the  kings  favour  is  towards  a  wife  fervant 
17.  2.  a  wife  firvant  fhall  have  rule  over  a  fon 

19. 10.  much  leflefor  afervant  to  have  rule 

2  2. 7.  and  the  borrower  is  fervant  to  the  lender 

19. 1 9.  a  fervant  will  not  be  corrected  by  words 

30.10.  accufenot  afervant  tohismafter,  left  he 

2i.  for  afervant  when  he  reigneth,&  a  fooje 

l/rt.24.1.  as  with  the  fervant,  fo  with  his  mafter 

49'  7-  whom  the  nations  abhor.  to,a  firvant  of 

53-  it.  fhall  my  righteous  ferva>it  ju&iRe  many 

^•.2.14.  is  Ifrael afervant  ?  Is  he  ahome- borne 

Dan.6.  20.  O  Daniel,  fervant  of  the  living  God,  is 

10.I7.  how  can  the  fervant  of  this  my  lord  talke 

Mai.  1.  6.  a  fon  honoureth  his  fat'her,and  afervant 

Mat .  io.24.above  his  maftcr,nor  the  firvant  abov^ 

1  J.  enough — and  the  fervant'be as  his  lord 

13.27.  fervant  faid,Sir,didft  not  thou  fow  good] 

18.26.  fervant  fell  downe,and  worfhipped  him 

27.  lord  of  that  firvant  was  moved  with  com. 

-28./tr,wentout,andfound  one  ofhisfel.fer. 

3  i.O  thou  wicked  fervant,!  forgave  thee  all 

20.27.will  be  chiefe  am.  you, let  him  be  your  f- 

23.  1 1.  he  that  is  greateft— fhall  be  yout'firv. 

24.45.  who  then  is  afaithfull  and  wife  fervant 

4S.  blefted  is  that  fervant,  whom  his  lord 

48. "but  ifthaicvill  fervant  fhall  fay, My  lord 

Luke  12.45. 

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«o.  lord  oixSaaiJervant  fhall  come  in  a  day 
Lui^e  11.46. 
25. ai.  well  done  ,  thou  good  and  faithfull  fer. 
23.  well  done,  good  Stfaithfull/emwzf,  thou 
z6.  thou  wicked  and  Hothfull  fervant  ,  thou 
30.'and  caft  ye  that  unpro5tab'e/cn««t  into 
26  y'i .  and  ftrooke  a  fervant  of  the  high  prieft 
Afar  9.  3  5-the  fame  fhalbe  laft— tmdfervM.of all 
IO-44.  will  be  chiefeft,fhall  be  fervant  of  all 
12.2;  he  fent  to  the  husband-men  a/en«n« 
14.47.  and  fmote  *  fervant  of  the  high  prieft 
Luis  7-t-  a  certaine  Centurions fervant  was  ficke 

10.  found  the  (crvant  whole  that  had  been 
1  z  .43.blefled  i>  that  fervant  whom  his  lord  fhal 

47.  t  hat  fervant  which  knew  his  lords  will,  & 

14.2 1.  fo  that  fervant  came,and  {hewed  h:s  lor. 

H.  fervant  laid,  It  is  done  as  thou  haft  faid 

23.'  faid  unto  the  fervant ,  Goe  into  the  high 

17. 7.  which  of  you  having  a  fervant— will  fay 

9.  do  h  he  thankethat/crwwt,  becaufe  he  did 
19.17.  well,  thou  good  fervant:  becaufe  thou 

22.mouth  will  I  judge  thee,thou  wic.  fervant 
20.ro.  and  at  the  f.afon  he  lent  a  fervant 

1 1.  againe  he  fent  anothzr  fervant,  and  they 
22.jo.oue  of  them  fmote  the  fervant  of  the  high 
John  8.54.  whofoever  committeth  fin,k  the  fervant 
3  f .  and  the  /e>t«»tf  abideth  not  in  the  houfe 
12.16.  the  fervant  isnotgrea.er  then  his  lord 

Chap  15.  ao, 

1  «i<.  for  the  fervant  knoweth  whachis  lord 
i3.  10.  fmote  the  hghpriefts/er.Sc  cut  off  his 

fervant's  nam:  was  Malchus 

flow.  i.r.P  nil  afervant  of  Jefus  Chrift,  called  to 

1 4.  t-who  art  thou  that  judged  another  mans  f. 

16- 1.  Phebe — which  is  a  /&-wd*M  of  the  Church 

1  CorJ.il.  called  being  a  fervant  ?  care  not  for  it 

2i.  b.ing  a  fervant ,  is  the  Lords  free-man 

called  being  free,is  Chrifts/eraotf 
9.  19.  yet  have  made  my  felre  fervant  to  all 
Gai.1.10  pleafed  men,  I  (houldnot  hetheferva. 
"    4.1.  as  bng  as  a  child  diff.reth  noth.  froma /.  I 

7.  thou  art  no  more  a.  fervant ,  but  a  fon 
Pbil.z.  7.  and  tooke  upon  him  t'ie  forme  of  a  ferv. 
tV.4.12.  Epaphras — 1  fervant  of  Chrift  falutech     j 
TituSi.i.  Paul  a  fervant  of  God, an  apoftle  of  jefus 
Phile.16.  not  no  v  as  a  fervant,  but  above  a  fervant 
Heb.x.j.  fa'thfull  in  all  his  houfe  as  a  fervant 
zPet.1.1.  Siimi  Peter,  a  Servant  of  Jefu^Chrift 
fude  1.  Jude  a  fervant  of  jefus  drift  ,  &  bro.  of 

^ifo\ntofGod,  See  StiO. 
Hired  ^§>errjattt ,  See  f§trcD. 
His  ^crrjant. 
Gen.  9.  z6.  and  Canaan  (halbe  his  fervant 

Verfe  27. 
Exoi.  14.3  i.bcleeved  the  Lord,&  his  fervant  Mo. 

11.  20.  if  a  mart  fm'te  his  fervant  or  hs  maid 
z6.  if  a  man  fmice  the  eye  of  his  fervant,  or 

33.11.  but  his  fervant  |ofhua  departed  not  from 
fiiftj-t-  1 4.  what  faith  my  Lord  unto  his  fervant 

9.24.  commanded  his  fervant  Mofes  to  give  you 

Judg.  7-  it.  then  wen;  he  down  wi  Ji  Phurah  his/. 

19.  3.  having  Ms  fervant, &  a  couple  of  afTes 

9-  departed  he, and  his  concubin-,  &  his  ferv. 

13.  faid  unto  his  fe-6W?J,Lec  us  draw  neere  to 

Ruth  2 .  •;.  Boaz  to  his  /«*msJ — Whofe  damfell  is 

1  Sam.^.%.  Saul  faid  to  his  fervani,  Let  us  returne 

7.  Saul  to  his  fervant,  But  behold  ,if  we  goe 

10.  Saul  to  his  fervant ,  Well  faid,  come,  let 

22.Saul  &  his/era.and  brought  them  into  the 

10.  14.  unto  him,  andtohls  fervani  Whither 
19  4.  let  not  the  king  fin  againft  his  fervant 
2  2.1  %  .let  not  the  king  impute  any  thing  to  his  f 
a 5. 39.  and  hath  kept  his  fervant  from  evill 
z6. 18.wherf.doth  my  lord  thus  purf. after  his  f. 

1 9.  let  my  lord— hear?  the  words  of  his  ferv. 
a8. 7.  and  his  fervant  faid  to  him,  Behold,  there 

2  Sam.9.1 1.  commanded  his  fervant,  fo  (hall  thy 
13- 17-  called  his  fervant  that  miniftred 

1 8.  then  his  fervant  brought  her  out 
M>  aj.  king  hath  fulfilled  the  requeft  of  his  f 
i^.M.wheref.is  my  lord  the  king  come  to  hlsf. 
1  Kj-ngs  1.  f  1.  that  he  will  not  flay  his  fervant  this 

8.  $6.  which  he  promi.  by  the  hand  of  Mo. his/. 
5"9-  chat  he  maintaine  the  caufe  of  hrs  fervant 
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14.18.  by  the  hand  of  his  fervant  Ahijah 
15/.29.  which  he  fpake  by  his  fervant  Ahijah 
16.  9.  and  his  fervant  Zimn— confpiied  againft 
18  43.  find  un:o  his  fervant,  Goe  up  now,  looke 
19.3.  came  to  Beerfheba— left  his  fervant  there 
i.  Kjng.q.  1 2.  to  Gehazi  his  fervant,  Call  this  Shu. 
25. faid  to  Gehazi  his/mw?t,Behold,yonder 
38.  faid  unto  his  fervant,  Set  on  the  great  pot 
6.1  j.  his  fervant  faid  unto  him,Alas,my  mafter 
9'3<5.word  of  the  Lord  which  he  fpake  by  his  /. 
jo.  10.  done  that  which  he  fpake  by  his ;  fervant 
14.2  5.  which  he  fpake  by  the  hand  of  his  fervant 
17.3.  and  Hofhea  became  his  fervant 
24.1.  Nebu.-cameup,&  Jehoiakim  beca.  hisf 
1  Cbro.z.i  j.  his  daughter  to  jarha  his  ferv mit  to 

16. 13.  O  ye  feed  oflfrael  his  fervant 
z  Chro.7,z.i6.  fpake  againflhis/inww  Hezekiah 
Nehem.q.  22.  let  every  one,  with  his  fervant, iod^e 
6.  J.  then  fent  Sanballathis/iro;«£untome,  in 
p/a/.35'.27.pleafure  in  the  profperky  ox  his  fervant 
iof.6.  O  ye  feed  of  Abraham  h  s  fervant 
26.  he  fent  Mofes  his  fervant,  and  Aaron 
42.  for  he  remembred  Abraham  his  fervant 
1 36. 2  2.  even  an  heritage  unto  Ifrael  h'.s  fervant 
P?TO. 29.21  .that  delicately  bring  th  up  his  fervani 
lfa.44  z6-  that  confirm  :th  the  wot&oi.iis fervant 

48.  20.  the  Lord  hath  rede  med  his  fervant  Ja^ 

49.  J.  formed  from  the  wombe  to  be  his  fervant 
f  o.  10.  who-  that  ob  yeth  the  voice  of  his  fe*"f. 

Jer.2if.i6.  caufed  every  mm  his  fcrvant-.to  recur. 
Mat.8.12..  his  fervant  was  healed  in  the  feifc-lamc 
Luke  1.  54.  he  hath  holpen  his  fervant  Ifrael 
7.3-  that  he  would  come  and  heale  his  fervant 
14.21.  mafter  of  the  houfe  faid  to  his  fervant 
Rev. 1.1.  fignificdit  by  his  ange  unto  his  fervant 
&>ertoant of/he  Lord ,  See  iLoirj, 
>/.;»-5>et\)ant,  See  $Spnn. 
My  ^scrtant. 
Gcn.i-6.i4.  multiply  thy  feed  for  my  fervant  Abr. 
44.10.  (hall  be  my  fervant,  and  ye  fhallbebla. 
17.  cup  is  found,  he  fhalbe  my  fervant 
Num.i  2.7. my  ferv.  Mofes  is  not  fo,whois  faithfull 
8.  not  afraid  to  fpeake  unto  my  fervant  Moles 
1 4.  2  4.  but  my  fer.  Caleb  ,  bee.  he  had  another 
Jofh.i.z.  Mofes  my  fervant  is  dead  :  now  therefore 
7.  Mofrs  my  fervant  commanded  thee 

1  S4#j.22.8.  that  my  fon  hath  ftirred  up  my  fervant 
27. 1 2.therefore he  mall  be  my  favant  for  ever 

2  Sam.  3.18.  hand  of  my  fervant  David  lit  f-ve 
7-f.goe  and  tell  my  fervant  David  ,  Thus  faith 

8i  lb  fhalc  thou  fay  unto  David  my  fervant 
19.26.  my  lord,  O  king,  my  fervant  deceived 
1Kjng.11.12.one  tribe  forDavid  my  fervant's  fake 
2  Kjngs  s\6.1  have  therewith  lent  Naaman  my  fer. 
2i.8.accordingto  al'  the  law  my  fervant  Mofes 
fob  1.8.  haft  thou  confidetcd  my  fervant  Job 

Chap.  2.  3 
19.16.  cal'ed  my  fervant,  and  he  gave  me  no 

42.7.  thing  that  is  right,as  my  fervant  Job  hath 

8.  and  feven  rams,  &  go  to  my  fervant  Job 
and  my  fervant  Job  fhall  pray  for  you 
not  ipoken  of  me-right,like  my  f.  Job 

lja.zo.2.  like  as  my  fervant  lCahh  hath  walked 
2  2.20.  in  thatday,that  He  call  my  fervant  Eli. 

41.8.  but  thou  Ifrael  art  my  fervant 

9.  thou  art  my  fervant,  I  have  chofen  thee 
42.  i-  beho'd  my  fervant  whom  I  uphold 

19.  who  is  blind,  but  my  fervant 
43.10.  ye  are  witneflcs — -and  my  fervant 
44. 1.  yet  now  heare,  O  Jacob  my  fervant 
2.  feare  not,  O  Jacob  my  fervant 
al. remember  th  fe — for  thou  art  my  fervant 
art  my  fervant ,  O  Ifrael,  thou  {halt  not 
4^.4.  for  Jacob  my  fervant's  fake,  and  I  frael 
49. 3 .  my  fervant,  O  Ifrael,  in  whom  lie  be 

6.  it  is  a  light  thing  that  thou  fhoul-  be  my  I . 
f2. 1 3  behoid, my  fervant  {hall  deale  prudently 
6f.  8-  fo  will  I  doe  for  my  fervant's  fake 
Jer.z^.y.  and  Nebu  the  king  of  Babylon,  my  fer. 
a7-6.aH  thefe  lands  into  the  hand  ofNe.-my/- 
30. 1  o.  therefore  feare  thou  not,  O  my  fervant 
43. 10.  Nebuchadrez.— my  fervant,  &  will  fet 
46.27.  feare  thou  not,0  my  fervant  Jacob 

Verfe  28. 

EV^.28.*  f  that  I  haye  given  to  my  fervant  Jacob 

37  inland  that  I  have  given  to  Jacob  my  ft'v. 

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Hag.z.z2.  will  I  take  thee,  O  Zerubbabd  my  fh.l 
Zeth.  3.  8.  He  bring  forth  my  fervant  the  Branch  J 
Mai.  4.  4.  remember  ye  the  Uw  of  Mofes  my  ferv.  \ 
Mat.H-6.my  fervant  lieth  at  Home  ficke  of  the  pal.  ( 

8.  fpeake  the  word,  and  my  fervant  flialbe 

9.  and  to  my.  fervunt,  Dos  this,  &  L'lfej.S. 
12.  18.  behold  my  fervant  whom  I  have  chofen 

Lit^ey.j.  fay  in  a  word  ,  and  my  fervant  lhnlbe 
John.  1 1.26.  where  1  am,there  ihall  alio  my  fer.  be  ' 

Thy  &>crtia!it. 
Gen.iS.2.  pafle  not ,  I  pray  thee,  from  thy  fervant 
19.  19.  thy  fervant  hath  found  grace 
24. 14.  that  thou  haft  appointed  for  thy  fervant 
32.4.  thy  fervant  Jacob  faith  thus 

10.  which  thou  haft  fhewed  unto  thy  fervant 
18.  they  be  thyfervant  Jacobs 
2a.  thy  fcivant  Jacob  is  behind  us    ( 

33.s\which  God  hath  gracioufl/  given  to  thy/.  I 

1 4  let  my  Lord — pafle  over  b:f.  thy  fervani 
39.  19.  after  t!iis  manner  did  thyfervant  to  me 
43.28.  thy  fcivant  our  father  is  in  good  health 
44.i8.Ltthy/«x/<Mtf — fpeakeawoid  in  my  lo. 
anger  burne  againft  thy  fervant 
24.  when  we  came  up  unto  thyfervant  my  fa, 
27.  thyfervant  my  father  faid  unto  us  ,  Ye 
30.  when  I  come  to  thyfervant  my  father 
3 1  .the  gray  ha:res  of  thy  fervant-with  forrGW 

32.  thyfervant  became  flirety  for  the  lad 

33.  let  thyfervant  abid.-  in  ftead  of  the  lad 
Exod.+.io. nor  (in:e  thou  haft  fpo'ken  to  thy  fefv. 
Lev.z^.6.  meat  for  you.for  dice,  Sc  for  thy./m;<«/  1 
Numb.11.11.  wherefore  haft  thou  afflicledthy/cr.  | 
Deut.3.  24.  begun  to  Grew  thy  fervant  thy  greatnes  1 

15.  17.  and  he  fhalbe  thy  fervant  for  ever  j 

Jndg  7. 1  o.  go  thou  with  Phurah  thyfervant 

15.18.  into  the  hand  of  thy  fervant,3i  now  fhali 
1  Sam. 2  9.  fpeake,!. ord ,  for  thyfervant  hearerh 
10.  anfwered,  Spea'.ce,for  thy  fervani  heat  eth 
1 7.  32.  thyfervant  will  goe  ,  &  fight  with  the 
3  4.  thy  fervant  kept  his  fathers  fheep ,  and 
36. thy  fervant  flew  both  the  lion, &  the  bcare 
j  8.  1  am  the  fon  of  thy  fervant  Jefle 
20.7.  it  is  well,  thyfervant  fhall  have  peace 
8.  thou  {halt  deale  kindly  with  thyfervant 
thou  haft  brought  thyfervant  into  a  cove. 
12-ir  for  thy  fervant  knew  nothing  of  all  this 
23 .  10.  thy  fervant  hath  certainly  heard  that 
11.  will  Saul  comedown,as  thy  fervani  hath 
God  oL  Ifrael  ?  I  befeec.h  thee  tell  thy  fer.  \ 
27,  ?.whv  fhould  thy  fervant  dwell  in  the  royall 
28.1.  furely  thou  lhalt  know  what  thy  fervant 
29.  8  and  what  haft  thou  found  in  thyfervant 
Sam.7. 1  j.  fpoken  of  thy  fervant's  houfe  for  a 
20.  for  thou  Lord  God  knoweft  thy  fervant 
n-to  make  thy  fervant  know  them 
25.  concerning  ti-.y  fervant, — eftablifh  it 
17.  God  of  Ifra  haft  revealed  to  thy  ferva?it 
therefore  tli  y  fervant  found  in  his  heart  to 
28.  haft  promifed  this  goodnesunto  thy  fe,-v, 
29-plafe  thee  to  bLflc  the  houfe  of  thy  ferv. 
let  the  houfe  of  thy  fervant  be  blefled  for 
9.  2.  art  thou  Ziba  ?  And  he  faid.  Thy  fervant  is 
6.  and  he  anfvered,  Behold  ;hy  fervant 
8.  what  is  thy  ferva  t, 'hat  thou  ftiouldftlook 
1  i.ii.  thy  fer  Uriah  the  Hitt'te  is  dead  V.  24. 
13.24*  thy  fervant  hath  fheep-fhearers.  Let  the 
and  his  fervants  goe  with  thy  fervant 
3  5.  as  thy  Je  vant  Did,  fo  it  is. 
14.  19.  for  thy  fervant  Toab  bade  me 
20.  hath  thy  fervant  j  oab  done  this  thing 
22.  to  diy  thy  fervant  knoweth  that  I  have 
iy.2.  thyfervant  is  o  e  o  "the  tribes  oflfrael 
8.  for  thv  f<"i'va»t  vowed  a  vow 
at.  even  there  alfo  will  thy  fe'mant  be 
34.  fay  unto  Abra!om,I  will  be  thyfervant 
fo  will  !  no  v  alfo  be  thyfervant 
18.  ?9.whcn  Joabfent — me  thy  fervant ,  I  law 
19.19.  neither  remember  th  t  wh'ch  thy  fervant 
20.  thy  fervant  doth  know  that  I  have  /inned 
26.  thy  fervant  faid ,  I  le  faddlc  me  an  afle 

and  goe  to  the  king,  beca-ife  thyfervant  is 
27-  and  he  hath  fhndered  thy  favant 
28.  d'dft  fet  thy  frvant  among  them  that  did 
3  j.  can  thy  fervant  taftc  what  I  eat 

wherefore  fhould  thy  frrvanl  be  a  burden 
36.  thyfervant  will  goe  a  little  way  over   . 

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37.  let  thy  fervant,  1  pray  thee,  turne  backe  1  Dan.  9. 17.17.O  God,  heare  the  prayer  of  thy  /ur 
behold  thy  fervant  Chimham,  let  him  goe '  r 
24.10.  take  away  the  iniquity  of  thy  Jervaut 
1  Kings  1. 19.  but  Solomon  thy  fervant  hath  he 


z6.  but  me,  even  me  thy  fervant  $nd  Zadok 
and  thy  fervant  Solomon  hath  he  not 

27.  and  thou  haft  mewed  it  to  thy  fervant 
2.  38.  as  my  Lord  hath  faid,  fo  will  thy  fervant 
3.7.  thou  haft  made  thy  fervant  king,inftead 

8.and  thy  fervant  is  in  the  midft  of  thy  people 
9.  give  therfore  thy  fervant  an  under  ft.heart 
8.24.haft  kept  with  thy  fervant  David  my  father 
2f .  keep  with  thy  fervant— that  thou  promi. 
26.  which  thou  fpakeft  unto  thy  fervant  Dav. 

28.  have  thou  refp.  unto  the  prayer  of  thy/1 
which  thy  fervant  prayeth  before  thee 

29.  which  thy  fervant  fhall  make  toward  this 
30, hearken  to  the  fupplication  of  thy  fervant 
51.  eyes  may  be  op;n  to  the  fuppli.  of  thy  fe. 
y 3.  fpakeft  by  the  hand  of  Mofes  thy  fervant 

ii.n.kingdomc  from  thee,  and  give  it  to  thy  /. 
1 8.5.  wouldeft  deliver  thy  fervant  into  the  hand 
12.  but  I  my  fervant  feare  the  Lord 
36.  and  that  I  am  thy  fe^vant.and  that  I  have 
20.  9.  all  that  thou  didft  fend  for  unto  thy /era. 
32.thy/era«f  Benhadad  faith,Ipray  thee 
39.  thy  fervant  went  out  into  the  battell 
.  40.  and  as  thy  fervant  was  bufie  here  &  there 
2  %}n?s  4.1.  thy  fervant  my  husband  is  dead 

thou  knoweft  that  thy  fervant  did  feare 
J.  If .  I  pray  thee,take  a  bleffing  of  thy  fervant 

17.  given  to  thy  fervant  twomuJes  burden 
for  thy  fervant  will  henceforth  offer  neit. 

18.  in  this  thing  the  Lord  pardon  thy  fervant 
the  Lord  pardon  thy  fervant  in  this  thing 

2  j.  thy  fervant  went  no  wliithcr 
8.13.  but  what,  is  thy  fervant  a  dog 
16.7.  fent  meflcngers,  faying  ,  I  am  thy  fervant 
1  Cbro.17. 17.  fpoken  of  thy  fervant' s  houfe  for  a 
18. for  the  honor  of  thy  fer.  thou  know,  thy  f. 
19.  for  thy  fervant's  fake, — haft  thou  done 
23.  fpoken  concerning  thy  fervant, — be  efta 
25.  thou,  O  thou  my  God,  haft  told  thy  fer. 
therefore  thy  fervant  hath  found  in  his 

26.  haft  prom,  this  goodnes  unto  thy  fervant 

27.  pleafe  thee  to  blefle  the  houfe  of  thy  fer. 
21.8.  doe  away  the  iniquity  of  thy  fervant 

1  Cbro.6.19.  have  refpeft  to  the  prayer  ofthyferv. 

which  thy  fervant  prayeth  before  thee 

20.  which  thy  fervant  prayeth  tow.  this  place 

21  .hearken  to  the  fupplications  of thy  fervant 

Nebcm.t.6.thou  mayeft  heare  the  prayer  of  thy  fer. 

7.  not  kept  the  com.  thou  com.  thy  fervant 

8.  rememb.the  word  thou  com.  thy/e>-.Mofes 
1  i.eare  be  attentive  to  the  prayer  of  thy  fer. 

profper  thy  fervant  this  day,&  grant 
2.? .  if  thy  fervant  have  found  favour,  fend  me 
9. 14.  and  lawes  by  the  hand  of  Mofes  thy  fer. 
Pfal.  1 9.1 1.  by  them  is  thy  fervant  warned 

1 3.  keep  back  thy  fervant  alfo  from  prelum. 
27.  9.  put  not  thy  fervant  away  in  anger 
II.16.  make  thy  face  to  mine  upon  thy  fervant 
69*17.  hide  not  thy  face  from  thy  fervant 
26.  z.  fave  thy  fervant  which  trufteth  in  thee 
4.  rejoyce  the  foule  of  thy  fervant 
1 6.  give  thy  ftrength  unto  thy  fervant 
89.39.  made  void  the  covenant  of  thy  fervant 
109.  28.  but  let  thy  fervant  rejoyce 
1 16>\6.\  am  thy  fervant ,1  am  thy  fervant  fSc  the 
119. 17.  deale  bountifully  with  thy  fervant 
23.  but  thy  fervant  did  meditate  in  thy  flat. 
3  8.  ftablifh  thy  word  unto  thy  fervant 
49.  remember  the  word  unto  thy  fervant 
6  j.  thou  haft  dealt  well  with  thy  fervant 
76.  according  to  thy  word  unto  thy  fervant 
84.  how  many  are  the  dayes  o( thy  fervant 
1 2  2.  be  furety  for  thy  fervant  for  good 
1 24.  with  thy  fervant  according  to  thy  mercy 
siy.I  am  thy  fervant,  give  me  underftanding 
135.  make  thy  face  to  (nine  upon  thy  fervant 
1 40.  pure,  therefore  thy  fervant  loveth  it 
X76. 1  have  gone  aftray,  feek  thy  fervant 
143.  2.  enter  not  into  judgement  with  thy  ferv. 
1  z.  that  afflicT:  my  foule,for  I  am  thy  fervant 
Ecckf.7.zi.  left  thou  heare  thy  fervant  curfe  chec 
Ifa.6i*\7-  returne  for  thy  fervant's  fake 


Lu\e  2. 29.  Lord,  now  letteftthou  thy  fer.  depari 
Gen-9-i1!-  a  fervant  of  fervants  fhall  he  be 


14.14.  he  armed  his  trained  fervants 
2i.2y.Abim::lechs/emJztf*had  violently  taken 
26.14.  Ifaac  had  great  ftore  of  fervants 

15.  wells  which  his  fathers  fervants  had  digg. 

19.  Ifaacs  fervants  digged  in  the  valleys 

1  j.  at  Beerfheba— \faacs  fexvants  digged 
32.  Ifaacs  fervants  came  and  told  him  cone. 

27.37.  all  his  brethr.  have  I  given  to  him  forf. 

44. 1  if.  we  arc  my  lords  fervants 

47. 19.  we,  and  our  land  will  be  fervants  unto 

2  y.  and  we  will  be  Pharaohs  fervants 
50.7.  with  him  went  up  all  the  fervants  of  Pha. 

1 7.  forgive  the  trefpafle  of  the  fervants  of 
Exod.9.  10. he  that  fea.the  word  of  the  L.am.thef. 

10.7.  Pharaohs  fervants  faid  unto  him,  How 
11.  j.  people  favour  in  the  fight  of — Phar.  fer. 

Lev.z^.^.  unto  me  the  children  of  Ifrael  are  fer. 

Numb.  22.18.  Balaam — faid  unto  the fer. of  Balak 

Jofi.  9.  1 1.  we  are  your  fervants 

1  Sam. 4-9-that  yc  be  not  fervants  tothe  Hebrewes 
9.  3.  take  now  one  of  the  fervants  with  thee 
16.1  y.  Sauls  fervants  faid  unto  him,  Behold 

18.  then  anfwered  one  of die  fervants,  &  faid 

17.8.  am  not  I  a  Philiftine,  and  you  fervants  to 
9.  kill  me,  then  will  we  be  your  fervants 

kill  him ,  then  fhall  ye  be  out  fervants 
18.  J. and  alio  in  the  fight  of  Sauls  fervants 

23.  Saulsfervants  fpake  thefe  words  in  the 

24.  fervants  of  Saul  told  him,  faying 
30.  more  wifely  then  all  the  fervants  of  Saul 

2 1 .7.  certaine  man  of  the  fervants  of  Saul  was 
1 1 .  and  the  fervants  of  Achifh  faid  unto  him 

2  2.9.  which  was  fet  over  the  fervants  of  Saul 
17.  but  thefervants  of  the  king  would  not 

2y.io.  and  Nabal  anfwered  Davids  fervants 

there  be  many  fervants  that  break  a 

19.  me  faid  unto  her  fervants  ,  Goe  on 

40.  fervants  of  David  were  come  to  Abigail 

4 1.  to  wafh  the  feet  of  the  fervants  of  my  lord 
29.10.  with  thy  mafters  fervants,  and  depart 

2  Sam.  2. 1  i.  and  fervants  of  Iihbofheth  went  from 
13.  and  fervants  of  David  went  out,  and  met 
if.  and  twelve  of  the /emHtfrof  David 
1 7.  Abner  was  beaten  before  the  fervants  of 

30.  lacked  of  Davids  fervants  nineteen  men 

31.  fervants  of 'David  had  fmitten  of  Benjam- 
3.22.  fervants  of  David  came  from  purfuinga 
8.  2.  fo  the  Moabites  became  Davids  fervants 

6.  and  the  Syrians  became  fervants  to  David 
7.tooke  the  fhields  of  gold  that  were  on  the/. 
9. 14.  all  they  of  Edom  became  Davids  fervants 
ii.all  in  the  houfe  of  Ziba  were  fervants  to 
10. 2.  and  Davids  fervants  came  into  the  land 
4.  Hanun  tooke  Davids  fervants ,  and  fhaved 
19.  king?  that  were  fervants  to  Hadarezer 
11. 9.  Uriah  flepc— with  all  the  fervants  of  his 
1 1. and  the  [ervants  of  my  lord  are  incaraped 
13.  to  lie  on  his  bed  with  the  fervants  of  his 
17.  there  fellfome  of  the  fervants  of  David 
iz.  18.  fervants  feared  to  tell  that  the  child  was 
1 3.  29. fervants— unto  Amnon  as  Abfalom  had 
14.30.  Abfaloms  fervants  let  the  field  on  fire 
15. 1  J.  kings/1  faid  unto  the  king,Behold,thy  f. 
16. 6\caft  rtonesat  David,  and  at  all  the  ferv. 
17.  20.  when  Abfalorns/irrawtt  came  unto  the 
18.7.  Ifrael  were  flaine  before  the  fervants  of 
9.  and  Abfalom  met  the  fervants  of  David 
19. 6.  thou  regardeft  neither  princcs,nor  ferv. 
17.  Ziba — and  his  twenty  fervants  with  him 
so.  6.  take  thou  thy  lords  fervants 

1  Rings  1.9.  and  all  the  men  of Judah  the  Ymgsf. 
3  j.  take  with  you  the  fervants  of  your  lord 
47.  kings  fervants  came  to  bleffe  king — Dav. 

2-  39.  two  of  the  fervants  of  Shimei  ran  away 
10. 13.  to  her  own  cotintrey ,  (he  and  her  ferv. 
1 1.17.  fled  he,and  certaine  Edom.  of  his  fa",  fer. 
20.  23.  fervants  of  the  king  of  Syria  faid  unto 

2  Rings  3. 1 1.  one  of  the  fervants  anfwered,Here  is 
9. 1 1 .  then  Jehu  came  forth  to  the  fervants 
1 8.*4.  one  captaine  of  the  lead  of  my  maft,  fer. 
1 9.  5.  fervants  of  king  Hezekiah  came  to 


6.  with  which  th:  [ervants  of  the  king  ot  Afti 
21. 23.  fervants  of  Amon  confpired  againft  him 
z^\o.fervants  of  Nabuchadnezzar  came  up 

2  j.  24.  feare  not  to  be  the  fervants  of  the  Cald. 
1  Cbro.iS.z.  Moabites  became  Da vids  fervants 
6. Syrians  became  Davids  fervants}Sc  brought 

7.  fhields  of  gold  that  were  on  the  fervants 
1 3. all  the  Edomites  became  Davids  fervants 

19.  2.  fervants  of  David  came  into  the  land  of 
'  4.  tooke  Davids  fervants,  and  fhaved  them 
i9./£.  of  Hadarezer  faw  they  were  put  to  the 
si.  3 .  are  they  not  all  my  lords  fervants 
z  Cbro.S. 9.  of  the  child.  oflfrael-Sol.  made  no/*. 
18.  Huram  fent  him/?ra.that  had  knowledge 
9- 10.  fervants  of  Huram  and  the  feivants of  Sol. 
1 1,  away  to  her  own  land,  fhe  ,  and  her  ferv. 
21.  kings  fhips  went  to  Tarfhilh  with  thefe. 
35.20.  Babylon  :  where  they  were  fervants  to 
E^fa  2. 55.  the  children  of  Solomons  fervants 

Nebe.  7.  j7,  go. 
6<).  befides  their  fervants  and  their  maids 
y.  11.  we  art  the  fervants  of  the  God  of  heaven 
Nebem.5.  y.  bring  into  bondage  ourfonsto  be  fer, 
1  y.  yea,  even  their  fervants  have  rule  over 
$-l6.  behold,  wc  are  fervants  this  day 

behold,  we  are  fervants  in  k 
1 1 .  3.  Nethini.  and  chil.  of  Solomons  fervants 
Efih.i.z.  then  faid  the  kings  fervants ,  that  minift. 
3 .  2.  all  the  kihgs/eYiwflM-bowed,  and  rever. 

3.  then  the  kings  fervants-— faid  to  Mordecai 
4. 1 1.  all  the  kings  fervants,  and  the  people  of 

5.  11.  advanced  him  above  the  princes,  St  ferv. 

6.  3.  the  kings  fervants  that  miniftred  unto  him 
5.  kings/e/  vants  faid  unto  him,  Behold,  Ha. 

Job  1.1 5.  yea,they  have  flaine  the  fenvants 

Verfe  17. 

1  g.and  hath  burnt  up  the  fheep,and  the  ferv. 

Pfal.  123.  2.  as  the  eyes  of  fervants  looke  unto  the 

Eulef.  it  7. 1  got  mc  ferv ants 

and  had  fervants  borne  in  my  houfe 
10. 7. 1  have  feene  fervants  on  horfes,  and 

princes  walking  as  fervants  upon  the 

ifa.i  4.2.  fhall  poflefle  them  for  fervants ,  &  hand. 

3  6.9.  face  of  one  capt.  of  the  leaft  of  my  maft ./! 

37.5.  fervants  of  king  Hezekiah  came  to  Ifaiah 

6-  wherewith  the  fervants  of  the  king  of  Ally, 

fer.  34. 1 1.  caufed  the  fervants  whom  they  had  let 

brought  them  into  fubjection  for  fervants 
Lam.  y.8.  fervants  have  ruled  over  us 
Dan.$.  16.  ye  fervants  of  the  moft  High  God 
Joel  2.29. upon  the  fervants  in  thofc  dayes  will  I 
Micab  6.4.  and  redeem-  thee  out  of  the  houfe  off. 
Zech.z.9.they  fhalbe  a  fpoile  to  their  fervants 
Mat.i  3.28.  fervants  faid,  Wilt  thou  that  we  gath. 
2  s  .36.  againe  he  lent  other  fervants  moe  then 
22.4.  fent  other  fervants,  faying,  Tell  them 
10.  fo  thofe  fervants  went  out  into  the  high 
13  .then  faid  the  king  to  the  fervant  s,Bind  him 
2j.  19.  lord  of  thofe  fervants  cometh ,  and 
26.  y  8.  fate  down  with  the  fervants  to  fee  the 
Mar.  1 .  20.  left  their  father  with  the  hired  fervants 
14.  ^4.  fate  with  the  fervants,  and  warmed  hirnf. 
6%.  and  thefervants  did  ftrike  him  with  the 
Lu\e  12.37.  bleffed  are  thofe  fervants  whom  the 
38.  and  find  them  fo,  blefled  are  thofe  ferv. 
1 5.26.  called  one  of  the  fervants  ,8*.  asked  what 
17.10.  fay,  Weare  unprofitable  fervants 
19.15.  commanded  thefe  fervants  to  be  called 
John  2.y.  his  mother  faid  unto  the  [ervants }  What 
9.  but.the  fervants  which  drew  the  water 
15.1 5.  hence- forth  1  call  you  not  fervants  Jaut 
18.18.  and  the  fervants,and  officers  flood  there 
26.  one  of  the  fervants  of  the  high  priefts 
Aft. 1 6. 17.  thsfe  men  are  thefervants  of  the  moft 
Rs>m.6.\6.  your  felves  fervants  to  obey  his  ferv.ye 

1 7.  ye  were  the  fervants  of  fin,  but  ye  have 

1 8.  yc  became  the  fervants  of  wghteoufnefie 

19.  as  ye  yeelded  your  members  fervants  to 
even  fo  now  yeeld  your  mem.  ferv.  to 

20.  fervants  of  fin,ye  were  free  from  righte. 
2 2. free  from  fin,and  become  fervants  to  God 

1  Cor. 7. 23  .ye  are  bought  with  a  price,be  not  yef. 

2  Cor.  4.y.  and  our  felves  your  fervants  for  Jefus 
Zfbef.6-.  y.  fervants,  be  obedient  unto  them  that 

6.  not  with  eye-fcrvice  ,  but  as  the  fervants^ 
Pbil.1.  1.  PauI,-&  Timotheus  the  ferv.  of  Chrift 
Col.%.22.  fervants 


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CQlqf.i.zz.fcrvimtsfibey  inall  things  your  matters 
4  i.mafters,give  unco  your fer. that  which  is  juft 
i  rim.6.1-  let  as  raany/crw.  as  are  unda-  the  yoke 
Tims  z. g.  exhort  ferva.  to  be  obedient  unto  their 
i Fed'. \6-oi  malicibufneflcjbat  as  the  fer. of God 

\2p-jantsjac  fubject  to  your  mailers  with 
••  Pet-  1. 1 9-they  themfel ves  are  the  ferv.of corrup. 
licvi  3  .till  We  have  fealed  che/J-mtftfx  of  our  G. 

His  ^erbantff, 

Ge».i4.i  5.  himfelf  agahift  them,  he  and  his /en;. 

lO.^Abimelech  called  all  his/trcwzt^aild  told 

?  i.i^.delivered  them  into  the  hands  of  hisferv. 

faid  unto  his/CT.PafTe  over  before  me 

lo.io.he  made  a  feaft  unto  all  his  fervants 

chief  butler,— -chief  baker  among  hisfer. 
4i.io-Pharaoh  was  wroth  wirh  his  fervants 
j7.was  good  in  the  eyes  of  Pha.&  all  hisfer. 
38.Phar.faid  unto  his  fervants,  Can  we  finde 
44. 1 9 .my  lord  asked  his/e>"Utf«tt,faying,Have 

4  f  .i6.ir  pleafed  Pharaoh  well,  and  his  fervants 

5  o.2.Jofeph  commanded  his  fer.the  phyficians 
£.v«d.^.zi-abhor.in  the  eyes  ofPhar.  &  of  his  fer. 

7.io.Aar.caft  down  his  rod  before  Pha.Sc  his/". 

20.in  the  fight  of  Pharaoh,and— -of his  ferv. 

8.14  flies  into  the  ho'ufe  of  Pha.and  into  hisfer. 

'  19.  flies  may  depart  from  Phar.from  his  pro. 

3 1  .removed  the  flies  from  Phar.  from  his/??. 

9.20.madc  his  fer. Ik  his  catcdl  flee  into  the  ho. 

21.  left  his  fervants  and  his  cattell  in  the  field 

34-hardned  his  heart,he  and  his  fervants 

10. 1 .1  have  hard.his  heart,  &  the  heart  of  his/. 

1 2.30.Pha.rofe  up  in  the  night ,he  &  all  his  fer. 

14.5.  and  of  his  fer.  was  turned  aga  inft  the  peo. 

Tftumb.Xi.il.  and  his  two  fervants  were  with  him 

D«tf.i9.i.un!o  all  his  fervants  ,&  unto  allhis  land 

32.36.  judge  his  peo.&  repent  himfelf  for  his/. 

4.3.  for  he  will  avenge  the  bloud  of  his  ferv. 

34.1  i-fent  him  to  do  to  Phar.and  to  all  his  fer. 

Judg.i-13,.  when  he  was  gone  out,  his  ferv.  came 

6.17.  Gideon  took  ten  men  of  his  fervants 
1  Stf/».8.i4.thebeftofthem,&givethemto  his  fer. 
1  f  .give  to  his  officers,  and  to  his  fervants 
I7.tenthofyour  fhcep,andye  dial  hzhisfer. 
16.17.Saul  faid  unco  his  fervants  ^voviio.  me 
18. 12. Saul  commanded  his  fervants-,  faying 
king  hath  delight  in  thee,  and  zllhis  fer- 
26. when  his  ferv.  told  thefe  words,it  pleafed 
1  9. 1.  and  to  all  his  ferv.  that  they  mould  kill 
2i.i4.Achi(h  unto  his  fervant  s,Lo, you  fee 
22.6.and  all  his  fervants  were  (landing  about 

7. Saul  faid  unto  his  fer. — Hear  now.ye  Ben. 
24.7  ,fo  Da. flayed  his  fervants  with  thefe  words 
28.7-Saul  unto  his  fervants,  Seek  me  a  woman 
23.  but  his  fer.  together  with  the  woman  com. 
2f .  Saul,  &  before  his  ferv.  and  they  did  eat 
2  Sam. 3.  38.  king  faid  unto  his  ferv.  Know  ye  not 
<j.20.  in  the  eyes  of  the  hand-maids  of  his  ferv. 
10  2.fent  to  comfort  him  by  the  hand  of  his  fer. 
j  1.1.  Da.  fent  Joab,  and  his  fervants  wich  him 
12.19.  whenDa.faw  that  his/e/z/asfswhifpered 
faid  unto  his  yew.  Is  the  child  dead 
11 -his  fervants  unto  him,What  thing  is  this 
13.24  king — and  his  fervants  go  wich  thy  ferv. 
28.Abfalom  had  commanded  his  fervants 
31. &  all  his  fervants  flood  by  with  their  clo. 
1 6. king  and  all  his  fervants  wept  very  fore 
i430.untohis/e<'t,d«^,See)]oabs  field 
15.14.  Dav.  faid  unco  all  his  ferv.Arife,  Jet  us 

1 8. all  his  fervants  parted  on  befide  him 
16.11.to  all  his  /eraz»tt,Behold,my  fon 
z  1. 1  f .his  fervants  with  him,  and  fought  againft 
22.fell  by  the  hand  of  Dav. &  ofhis  frvants 
24.20.faw  the  king  and  his  fervants  coming 
1  Ki.x  .z.hh  fervants  faid  unto  him,  Let  there  be 
2.40. went  co  Gath  to  feek  his  fcrvants. 

Shimei  wenc  and  broughc  his  fer.  from  Ga. 
3.1  f  .and  made  a  feaft  co  all  his  fervants 
J- 1  .Hiram  king  of  Tyre  fent  his  fervants 
<?.2i.but  they  were  men  of  war,and  h\s  fervants 

17 -Hi  ram  fent  in  the  navie  hh  fervants 
10.  j.  had  feen  — the  fitting  of  his  fervants 
1  T.i  8.  delivered  them  into  the  hand  of  his  ferv. 
20.1 2.he  faid  unto  his/era»zn,Set  the  battell 

3i.his/m«»Jttfaidunto  him,Behold,now 
12.3.  faid  unto  his /emzsfi,  Know  ye  thatRa. 
1  Kj.  5  .i3.his /became  neer,  and  fpake  unto  him 


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2j.and  laid  them  upon  two  of  his  fervants 
6.8. and  took  counfell  with  his  fcrvants^ay'mg 

1 1. he  called  his/cmJ»f.r,and  faid  unco  them 

1 2.onc  o  f  his /e/'iwzJ;  faid,  None,my  lord 
7.t2.  arofe  in  the  nighc,  and  faid  unco  his  ferv. 

13-one  of  his /craw/j  faid, Let  fome  take 
9. 28.  his  fervants  carried  him  in  a  charet 
10.r9.call  — all  che  prop.of  Baal,  allhi> ferv. 
1 2.  zo. his  fervants  arofe,and  made  a  confpiracie 

21.Jehoz.abad,  hisfervants,  fmoce  him 
1 4. 5. he  flew  his  fervants  which  had  flain 
21.1o.L0rd  fpake  by  his  fervants  the  prophets 
23.30.his/er.  carried  him  in  a  charet  from  Me. 
24.1  l.and  his  fervants  did  befiege  it 

i2.wcnttothe  kingofBab.  he  and  hisferv. 
1  Chron.ig.^.ate  not  his  fer.  come  unco  thee  for  to 

19. made  peace  withDav.and  became  his  fer. 
2o.8.fell  by  the  hand  of  David,and  his  fervants 
zChr.z.i  f  .and  the  wine— let  him  fend  unto  his  fer. 
8.1 8.  Huram  fent  him  by  the  hands  of  hisferv. 
9.4-mcat  ofhis  table,  and  fitting  of  hh  fervants 
i2.8.nevertheleiie  chey  fhall  be  hh  fervants 
24.2f.his  own  fervants  confpired  againft  him 

2  J.3  .flew  his  fervants  chat  had  killed  the  king 

3  2.9. did  Sennacherib  fend  his  fer.  to  Jerufalem 

1 6. his  fc/vants  fpake  ye"tmore  againft  the  L. 
3  3«24.and  his  fervants  confpired  againft  him 
3  5.23-che  king  faid  unco  his  fer.  Have  me  away 
24.his/e?'.cherfore  cook  him  out  of  the  charet 
Ne&^^o.therefore  we  his  fervants  will  arife 

9. 10.  fhewed  fignes  on  Phar.  and  his  fervants 
£/26.l.3.madea  feaft  unto  all  hisprin.  and  hisfer. 

Chap.  2.18. 
fob  4.i8.behold,he  putnotruft  m  hisfervants 
p/z/.69-36.thefeed  ofhis  fervants  fhall  inherice  it 
105.2y.to  deal  fubtilly  with  hh  fervants 
13  5. 9. upon  Pharaoh,  and  upon  all  his  fervants 
1 4.  he  will  repent  himfelf  concerning  his  fer. 
Prou.29.i2.hcarken  to  lies,  all  hhferv.are  wicked 
Ifai. 56.6x0  be  his  [erM«fr,every  cne  that  keepeth 
6  f .  1 5  .and  call  his  fervants  by  another  name 
66.14.hand  of  the  I.. fhall  be  know.towa.his  fer. 
Jer.21.7.1  willdeftroy  Zcdekiahand  his  fervants 
22. 4. riding  incharets — he,  his/ej-.and  his  peo. 
2f .  1 9.  Pharaoh  king  of  Egypt,and  his  fervants 
36.24.were  not  afraid — neither  the  k.nor  his/. 
3  I.I  will  punifh — his  feed,  and  his  fervants 
3  7. 2. nor  his  fer. — did  hearken  unto  the  words 
46.26.  Nebu.  and  into  the  hands  of  his  fervants 
£3^.46.17.  gift  to  one  of  his  ferv.  it  fhall  be  his 
Dan.i-7-let  the  king  tell  his  fervants  the  dream 

3«28.and  delivered  hisferv .  that  trufted  in  him 
MtftM4.2.and  faid  unto  hisferv.  This  is  John  the 
18.23.  which  would  take  a  reward  of  his  ferv. 
2i.34.hefenthis/eraj/Z«  to  the  husbandmen 

3  5. husbandmen  took  his  fervants,  &  beat  one 
22. 3  .his  fervants  to  call  them  that  were  bidden 
6. remnant  took  his  ferv.  and  mtreaccd  them 
8.faich  he  to  his  fervants,The  wedding  is  rea. 
13. laid  to  his/erM»^,Binde  him  hand 
2f.14.who  called  his  own  fervants  find  deliver. 
Ma>\  13.34.left  his  houfe,&  gave  author.to  his  fer. 
Luke  1417.  fent  his  frvants  at  fupper  time  to  fay 
1 5-.  12.  father  faid  to  his  fervants,  Bring  forth 
I9.i3.called  his  ten  fer.  and  delivered  themten 
/fl/jtf4.5i.his/r^.methira1faying,  Thy  fon  liveth 
Aft. 10.7  .called  two  ofhis  houlhold  fcr.Sc  a  devouc 
Rom.6. 16.  his  fervants  ye  are  co  whom  ye  obey 
Rev.  1 .1.  co  fhew  unto  his  fervants  things  which 
io.7.as  he  hath  declared  to  his  fervants 
19. 2. avenged  the  bloud  of  his  fervants  it  her 

f.praife  our  God  all  ye  hisfervtwts 
22. 3. and  his  fervants  ihall  fervehim 

6.fenthis  angel  to  fhew  unto  his  fervants 

j§>crtoantS  of  the  Lord,  S  ee  jLojO. 

Maid- e&ltb&ntS,  See5@atO. 

Men-$bztKCMt8,  See  fljjjttl. 

My  &ertartt0. 

Z.ew.2f  .42.  they  are  my  fervants  which  I  brought 

55.  children  of  Ifraeh-they  are  my  fervants 

1  Sam.zi.z.anA  I  have  appointed  my  ferv.  to  fuch 

1  Kjn.t.6.  and  my  ferv.  fhall  be  wich  thy  fervants 

'  9.my  fervan'-s  fhall  bring  them  down  from 
20.tf.yct  I  will  fend  my  fervants  unto  thee  to 
22.49.ktmy/emMf5  go  with  thy  fervant;  in 

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2  Cko».2.8.behold3my  ferv.  fhali  be  wich  chv  lcrv. 
;Vcfe«.4.i6half  of  my  ferv.  wroughc  in  the  woric 
23.rieither  I,  nor  my  fervants  pucoif  our  c!o. 
$.10,  my  fervants  might  exacl  of  them  mony 

16. all  my  fervants  were  gathered  thither 
1 3. 1 9.  fome  of  my  fervants  fetl  at  the  gates 
//dj.65.9.  and  my  fervants  fhall  dwell  there 

13. my  fervants  ihal  eac,but  ye  fhalbe  hungry 
my  fer.  fhall  drink,  my  /rr. fhall  rejoyce 
X^my  fervants  fhall  fing  for  joy  of  heart 
/er.7.25,1  have  fent  unto  you  all my  fei .  the  prop- 

Chap.44.4. 
John  1 8.3  6.  then  would  my  fervants  fight 
/ic?.2.i8.and  on  my  fervants  I  will  pour  out 
ftev.2.20.her  felf  a  prophetefle  to  (educe  my  ferv, 
gSMMmtZ  of  the  Prophets,  See  $iOphets, 
Thy  ^etvjant0. 
Gra.42.10.to  buy  food  are  thy  fervants  corns. 
1 1  .thy  fervants  are  no  fpies 
13. thy  fervants  are  twelve  brethren 
44.7. that  thy  fervants  lhould  do  according 
$.wkh  whomfoeverof  thyftrv.  it  be  found 
16.  G.  hath  found  due  the  iniquities  of  thy/, 
ai. thou  faidft  unco  thy  feivants, texine  him 

2  3  .thou  faidft  unto  thy  frvants,  Except  your 
31.  thy  fer.  fhall  bringdown  the  gray  haires 

46.34.thy/eV^^i-  trade  hath  been  about  cattel 

47.3.thy/erzwtf*are  lhepherds 

4.  thy  ferv.  have  no  pafture  for  their  flocks 
lee  thy  ferv.  dwell  in  the  land  of  Gofhen 

fo.18.they  faid,  Behold,we  be  thy  fervants 
Exod.f  .1  f.wherfore  dealeft  thou  thus  with  thy/??-. 
16. there  is  no  ftraw  given  to  thy  fervants 

8.3  .into  the  houfe  of  thy  fer.  and  upon  thy  peo. 
4.frogs  fhall  come  up  upon  all  thy  fervants 
9.I  will  intreat  for  thee,and  for  thy  fervants 
i  1. frogs  fhall  depart —  from  thy  fervants 
2 1. 1  will  fend  fwarms  of  flies — 'Upon  thy  fer. 

j.14.  plagues  upon  thine  heart,&  upon  thy  fer. 

3  c. as  for  thee,  and  thy  fervent*, I  know 
io.6.fhall  fill  thyho.&  the  hou.  of  all  thy  fer. 
1 1. 8. all  thefe  thy  fervants  fhall  bow  down 
32.13.  remember  thy  fer.  co  whom  chou  fwareft 

Numb. 1  i.qc/.thy  fervants  have  taken  the  fum 
32.4.1andfor  cattelf5and  thy  fe rv ants  have  cat. 
5- this  land  be  given  to  thy  fervants 
2  5  .thy  frvants  will  do  as  my  lord  command. 
27.  buc  chy  fervants  will  pafl'e  over 
3 1. Lord  hach  faid  unto  chy  fer.  fo  will  we  do 

T)eut.i).z-j.  remember  thy  fer.  Abr.Ifaac  and  Jacob 

Jofh.  9. 8.  faid  unto  Jofhua,  We  are  thy  fervants 

9.froma  very  far  countrey  thy  fer.  are  come 

24-to!d  chy  fervants,  how  that  che  L. — >com. 

ro.6.flack  nocthy  hand  from  thy  fervants 

fudg.  19.19.che  young  man  which  is  with  thy  fer  i 

1  Sa^.12.19.  pray  for  thy  fervants  unto  che  Lord 

16. 16.  lee  our  lord  now  command  thy  fervants 
22.14.who  is  fo  faithfull  among  all  thy  fervants 
2f . 8. cometh  to  thy  hand,  unto  thy  fervants 

2  Sam.p.io.and  thy  fervants  fhall  till  the  land 

Ii.j4.flmt  off  the  wall  upon  thy  fervants 
1 4. 3 1. wherefore  have  thy  ferv.  burnt  my  field 
1 5. 15. thy  fervants  are  ready  to  do 
I9.f.fhamed  this  day   thefacesofall  thy  ferv. 
7.and  fpeak  comfortably  to  thy  fervants 
1 4.  recurn  chou,  and  all  thy  favants 
t  Kj.2.39  faying,  Thy  fervants  be  in  Gath 
S.6.  my  fervants  fhall  be  withthy  fervants 
8 ,23.which  keepeft  covenant  with  thy  fervants 
j2.then  hear,and  judge  thy  fervants 
36.and  forgive  the  fin  of  thy  fervants 
10.8.  and  happy  are  thefe  thy  fervants 

2  Cbron.  9.7. 
1 2.  7.  then  they  will  be  thy  fervants  for  ever 

2  Cbron.  10.  7, 
.   20.6-fearch  thine  houfe,alid  the  ho.  of  thy  ferv. 
224  49-lec  my  ferv.  go  with  thy  ferv.in  the  fliips 
2  I^i.i.r  3-life  of  thefe  fifty  thy  fer.  be  precious  in 
2.i6.therebcwith  thy  ferv.  fifcy  ftrong  men 
6-3.be  content,  and  go  with  thy  fervants 
1  o.  5  .fent  to  Jehu,faying>We  arc  thy  fervants 
18.26.  to  thy  fervants  in  the  Syrian  language 
ifai.  36.  11. 
22.9.fhy  fervants  have  gathered  the  money 
2  C/jc.2.8.1  know  that  thy  fervants  can  skill  to  cut 
behold,  my  ferv.  fhall  be  whb  thy.ferv.  1 

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io.  I  will  give  to  thy  fer.  twenty  thouf.  meaf. 
6.i4.and  fheweft  mercy  unto  thy  fervants 

2,3.  judge  thy  ferv.  by  requiting  the  wicked 
34.  i6.all  that  was  committed  to  thy  fer '.they  do 
Etra  4. 1 1  .thy  fervants — on  this  fide  the  river 

9.1  r  .which  thou  hall  commanded  by  thy  ferv. 
Neb.i~6,l  pray — for  the  child,  of  Ifrael  thy  ferv. 
io.now  chefe  are  thy  fervants  and  thy  people 
1 1  .to  the  prayer  of  thy  fervants,  who  defire 
Vfal  7  9.2.  bodies  of  thy  fervants  have  they  given 
10. by  the  revengof  the  bloud  of  thy  fervants 
89. fo. remember  the  reproach  of chy  fervants 
90. 1 3. let  it  repent  thee  concerning  thy  fervants 

1 6. let  thy  work  appear  to  thy  Servants 
I0s.i4.f0r  thy  ferv.  take  pleafure  in  her  (tones 

2  8.childrenofthy/e»"M»'.f  (hall  continue 
1 19.91.for  all  are  thy  fervants 
I fu. 37. 14. by  thy  ferv,hai\  thou  reproached  the  L. 
Jer.zz.z  hear  the  word  of  the  L.  thou  and  thy  fer. 

37  1 8. offended  againft  thee  and  thy  fervants 
Dan.  1 . 1 2 . pro ve  thy  f  rvants — ten  dayes 
13.3s  thou  feeft,dealwith  thy  fervants 
1.4.  tell  thy  fervants  the  dreame 
Act. H.zy.zranttothy  fer.  that  with  all  boldnefle 

women-  6>ettoant0,  See  women, 
^ectie. 

Gcs.i  f .  1 i.ihall  ferve  them — four  hundred  yeers 
i4.whom  they  fhall/e"rt#,wlll  I  judge 
2y.15.the  elder  (hall  ferve  the  younger 
27.19.let  people/e/.thee,  &  nations  bow  down 

40  thou  live,and  fnalt  ferve  thy  brother 
29  1  f  .{houldeft  thou  ferve  me  for  nought 
18. 1  will  ferve  thee  feven  yeers  for  Kachel 
2  f .  did  I  not  ferve  with  thee  for  Rachel 
27.that  thou  (halt  fer. with  me  feven  other  ye. 
£#0^.1.13.  made  the  children  of  llcacl  ferve  with 
1 4. wherein  they  made  them  ferve  was 
3.1  i.ye  (hall  ferve  God  upon  this  mountain 
4.15.  let  my  fon  go, that  he  may  ferve  me 
7,i6.1etmy  people  go,  that  they  may  ferve  me 
Chap.  8.1,20.  &  9.1,13.  &  10.3. 
14. 1 2.  let  us  alone,  that  we  may  fe rve  the  Egy. 
it  had  been  better  for  us  to  ferve 
20. 5. not  bow  down  thy  felf,  nor  ferve  them 
21 .2. fix  yeers  he  fhall  ferve,and  in  the  feventh 
6.with  an  awl, and  he  (hall  ferve  him  for  ever 
Lev. af-39.  not  compell  him  to/ef.  him  as  a  bond 
40. and  /hill  ferve  thee  unto  the  yeerof  Jub. 
Nitmb.at.itt.ot the  Gerfhonites,  tofe  7e,and  for 
i6.madefor  them:  fo  fhall  they  fert^ 
8.  if.  fhall  ceafe — and  fhall /en/?  no  more 
18. 7  .and  within  the  vai',and  ye  fhall  ferve 
Deut.'i  19.  anJ  fhouldeft  be  driven  to  ferve  them 
f  9.lh.iitnot  bow  down— nor  ferve  them 
<?.  1 3. thou  fhalt  fear  the  Lord  — and  ferve  him 
io.iz.to  ferve  the  L.thy  God  withall  thy  heart 

10. him  fha't  thou  ferv,  and  co  him 
11.13.and  to  ferve  him  with  all  your  heart 
13.4.V0U  fhall  ferve  him,and  cleave  unto  him 
1?.  1  2  be  fold  unto  thee, and  ferve  thee  fix  yeers 
20. 1 1. tributaries  unto  thee.and  they  (hall  ferve 
2.3. 48. therefore  flialt  thou  ferve  thine  enem'es 
^rtj&.  1  ^.10. among  the  Ephraimices«&/f>.und.cri. 
2i.f.and  to  f'fve  him  with  all  your  heart 
iifM.fewe  him  in  fincerity,and  in  truth 
1  f  .chufe  you  this  day  whom  you  will  ferve 
Julg.9. 28.who  is  Shec'nem,that  we  fhould  ferve 
/J'.themenofH.imor-why  fhould  we  fer. 
1 8. who  is  Abimelech  that  we  fhould  ferve 
1  5x72.7.3-.  put  away—  A fhta roth— and  ferve  him 
io.7.as  occafion/eVw  thee/or  God  is  with  thee 
1 1 . 1  .make  a  covenant  with  us,  and  we  will  fir. 
n. to. now  deliver  us,and  we  will  ferve  thee 
14.  if  ye  will  fear  the  Lord,  and  ferve  him 
20.hu:  ferve  the  Lord  with  all  your  heart 
z^.ferve  him  in  truth  with  all  yourheart 
17.9  then  fhall  ye  be  our  fervants, and  ferve  us 
tfiM8.i6ii9.Whom  fhculd  I/?/. fhould  Inot  ferve 
2i.44.a  people  which  I  knew  not  fhal  ferve  me 
1  K/.  12. 4. yoke— Iighter,and  we  will  ferve  thee 

7.w\hfc?vc  them,  and  anfwer  them,  &  fpeak 

2FCi.10.r8.Ahab  ferved  Baal  a  littlejehufhal/tr. 

2f.24.dwel!  in  the  land, 8c  fer.  the  king  of  Bab. 

1  Clvon. 2 8. 9  and  ferve  him  with  a  perfeft  heart 

2C/?\io4.cifethe  grievous  fervit.-&  we  will  fer. 

29.1 1  .the  Lord  hath  chofen  you  to  ferve  him 


34. 3  3. made  all  that  were  prefent  in  Ifr.  to  [true 
Job  2 1 .1 ;. what  is  the  Almigh.thac  we  fhould /m* 
3P. 1  i.if  they  obey  and  fer  ve  him,  they  fhall 
39.9.  will  the  unicorn  be  willing  to  fervexhee 
Pfal.  18.43a  pe.whom  I  have  not  known  fhal/fr'. 
22.30.3  feed  fhall /«w  him 
71.11.  all  nations  mzllferve  him 
9 7. 7. confounded  be  all  thofe  that  ferve  graven 
10  i.6-that  walketh  in  a  perfecT:  way, he  Ihal  fer. 
if  at.  1 4. 3  .bondage  wherein  thou  waft  made  to  fer. 
■   1  ?■  23. Egyptians  fhall /erne  with  the  Afl/rians 
43.23.I  have  not  caufed  thee  to  ferve  with 

24.thou  haft  made  me  to Jcrve  with  thy  fins 
f  6.6.joyn  themfelves  to  the  Lord  to  ferve  him 
60.1  i.that  will  not  ferve  thee  fhall  perilh 
_/b\ 5.i9.fo  fhall  yeferve  ftrangers  in  a  land 
17.4.I  will  caufe  thee  to  ferve  thine  enemies 
tf.ii.thefenationsfhall/Zrztf  the  king  of  Bab. 

14. many  nations — ih71.ll  ferve  themfelves 
il  .6.  beafts  of  the  field — given  him  to  fer.  him 
7. and  all  nations  uiali  ferve  him 

great  kings  fhall /crae  themfelves  of  him 
^4. nation — which  will  not  ferve  the  fame  Ne. 
9. ye  fhall  not  ferve  the  king  of  Babylon 
1 1  .andfe  ve  him,thofe  will  I  let  remain 
1 1.  frve  him  and  his  people,  and  live 
I3«the  nation  that  will  not  ferve  the  fe.of  Bab. 
i4-ye  fliall  not  ferve  the  king  of  Babylon 
17.  ferve  the  king  ofBabylon,and  live 
28.14.may/cm:  N.b. — and  they  fhall /e/'.him 
go. 8. ftrangers  fhall  no  more  ferve  themfelves 
34.9.that  none  fhould  ferve  himfelfof  them 

10. that  none  (houldfrvc  themfelves  of 
40.9.  fear  not  to  ferve  the  Caldeans 

/e/.chek.of  Babylon,  &  it  fhall  be  well 

1  o.I  will  — ferve  the  Caldeans,  which  will 
E^.20. 3  2. families  of  the  countries  to  ferve  wood 

3 9. go  ferve  ye  every  one  his  idols 
40.aH  of  them  in  the  hnd/ervc  me 
29.18.his  army  to  ferve  a  gr  jat  fervice  aga.Tyr. 
48. 1 8. for  food  unco  them  that  fe  ve  the  city 
19. that  ferve  the  city,  fhall  ferve  it  out  of  all 
Drt3.3.i7.Godwhomwe/erae  is  able  to  deliver  us 

2  8. that  they  might  not  ferv:  nor  wotfhip 
7.t4.nations,and  languages  fhould /e>  whim 

27.aH  dominions  fliall  ferve  and  obey  him 
Zeph.z.y.to  ferve  him  w'th  one  confent 
Mal.^.i^yt  have  faidjtis  vain  to  ferve 
Ma.tth.n»  10.  and  him  only  fhalt  thou  ferve 

Hfke  4.  8. 
6.24.  no  man  can  ferve  two  ma  tiers 

ye  cannot  ferve  God  and  mammon 
Ut\e  1. 74.  hands  of  our  enemies  might  ferve  him 
10.40  my  fifter  hath  left  me  to  firvc  alone 
12.37.and  will  come  forth  and  ferve  them 
if.  29.1o,the(e  many  yeers  do  I  ferve  thee 
16. 1 3  no  fervant  can  ferve  two  mafters 

ye  cannot  ferve  God  and  mammon 
i7.8.and  gird  thy  (el^and  ferve  me 
2  2. 26. he  that  is  chief,ashe  that  doth  ferve 
John  i2.2  6.ifany  man /"era:  me,lethim  follow  me 
any  man  ferve  me,him  will  rav  Fa. 
Acl- 6. 2. leave  the  word  of  God.and  firve  tables 

7. 7. fhall  come  forth,  and  ferve  me  in  this  ^lace 
•   27. 25. flood  by  me  the  angel  of  G.  whom  Iferve 
Rom.  1.9. God  ismywitnefie,whomI/:m; 
6. 6. henceforth  we  fhould  not  ferve  fin 
7.6  that  we  fhould  ferve  him  in  newnefTc  of  fpi. 

2f  .with  the  mind  l  ferve  the  law  of  God 
9. 1 2. the  elder  (hall  ferve  the  younger 
16;  1 8. that  are  fucb,  ferve  not  the  Lord 
Gal.1;.  13.hu1:  by  love  ferve  one  another 
1  Tfcf.  1.9. from  idols  to  ferve  the  living  God 
a  Tim.  r. 3.I  thank  God,whom  I  ferve  from  my 
/£<;&. S.f  .who  ferve  unto  the  example  and  fhadow 
9. 1 4. from  dead  works  to  ferve  the  living  God' 
I2.28.whereby  we  may  ferve  God  acceptably 
13. 10.  no  right  to  eat,  which  ferve  the  tabern. 
Rev.7. 1  f .  and  ferve  him  day  and  night  in  his  tern. 
22.j.and  his  fervants  fliall  ferve  him 
<&etbe  joyned  with  Gods. 
Exod.  13.24.  not  bow  down  to  their  gods  nor  ferve 
33.  ferve  their  gods.it  will  furely  be  a  fnare  ' 
£><?«£. 4.28.and  there  ye  mil  ferve  gods,the  work  of 
7.  4.  that  they  may  ferve  other  gods 
16". neither  (halt  thoufcrve  their  gods 


8. 1 9. if  thou  walk  after  other  gods,and7cv.  rljem 
1 1. 16. ye  turn  afide,and  ferve  other  gods 
1  2jo.how  did  chefe  natio  is  ferve.  their  gods 
13. 2. after  other  gods,and  ferve  thein 

6.  entice  thee/aying,Let  us  ferve  other  god? 

13.  ferve  o:her  gods,  which  ye  have  not  kno. 
28 . 1 4. to  go  after  other  gods  to  ferve  them 

3  6.thefe  (halt  thou/m«  other  gods,  wood 
Ver.  64. 
29. 1 8. this  day  to  go  and  ferve  other  gods 
3  o.  17. and  worfhip  other  gods,and  ferve  them 
3  i.2o.then  willchey  turn  to  other  gods  Ikfervc 
23.7.of  cheirgods,  neither /otc  them 
24.15.  that  we  fhould  forfa.  to  ferve  other  gods 
20.it' ye  forfake  the  L.and  ferve  ftrange  g0cjs 
Judg.i.xf)  jx\  following  other  gods  to  ferve  them 
1  Sar/i.z6.i9Sayin°JGo  ferve  o;hcrgods 
i  i(i. 9. 6.buc  go  and  ferve  other  gods 
1  K'-i  7-3 f  -ye  fliall  not  fear  other  godsend/era? 
1  Chrm.7.1 9. and  fhall  go,  and  ferve  other  gods 
Jcr.  1  i.io.they  went  sfcer  other  gods  to  ferve 
13. 1  ©.and  walk  after  other  gods  to  ferve  them 
itf.13. there  fhall  yefave  other  gods  day  and 
2f.6.go  not  after  other  gods  tofirve  them 
3f.i5'.gonot  after  other  gods  to  ferve  them 
44-3.  to  burn  incenfe,and  to  ferve  other  gods 
Dan.3-iz.n0t  regarded  chee,  chey/iy.noc  chy  gods 

14.  do  not  ye  ferve  my  gods 

1 8. be  it  known — we  will  not  ferve  thy  gods 
jg>erte  the  Lord,  Sec  Jlo?D, 

Gen.i  4. 4.  twelve  yeers  they  ferved  Chedoriaonicr 

29.2o.Jacob/tr^ea!  feven  yeers  for  Rachel 

lo.]zcob  ferved  with  him  7.  other  yeers 

30.26.  my  children  for  whom  I  ferved  thee 

29-thou  knoweft  how  I  have  ferved  thee 

3 1. 6.  with  all  my  power  I  have  ferved  your 

4X.I  ferved  14. yeers  for  thy  two  daughters 
3 9. 4. he/era^  him,  and  made  him  overfeer 
40.4.he/era'e/  them,  &  they  continued  afeafon 
]V/«»i.i8.n.inherit.  for  the  ferv.which  they  ferved 
Dent. 1  z.z.deCtroy^phces  wherinthe  nations  ferv. 
17.3.  and  hath  gone  and  ferved  other  gods 
29. 16.  for  they  went  and  ferved  other  gods 
Jojb.z  1. 1 6. and  have  gone  and  firved  other  gods 
24.2.  your  tathets  fined  other  gods 

1 4. put  away  the  gods  your  fathers  ferved 
if.  whether  the  gods  which  your  fcth.  ferved 
3 1  .Ifrael  firved  the  L.  all  the  dayes  of  Jofh. 
Jadg.z.7. 
J/idg.z.i  1. child  of  Ifrael  didcvill,  andfrvedBa. 
13. they  forfook  the  Lord  ,  and  ferved  Baal 
3.6.daugh.to  their  fons,  and  ferved  th^ir  gods' 
7.forgare  the  Lorcl,3nd/^'w«z  Baalim 
8.irracl/em«f  Chuftian-Rithathaim  8.  veers 
i4.fo  che  childr.of  li~r. ferved  Eglon  1 8  yeers 
8. 1. men  of  Ephva.faid,Why  haft  thoufervedus 
10.6. ferved  Baalim  and  Afhcaroth,and  ferved 
io.becaufe  we  have  forfa.  our  6.  Scferv-Ba. 
1 3  .ye  have  forfaken  me,  Be  ferved  other  gods 
\6.  they  put  away  ftrangegods,  &  fer  the  L. 
1  fia».7.4.put  away  Ba.&  Afhta.  Scfervedthe  L. 
8.8.wherewith  they  have  forfa.me,&/e^.  other 
12.10.W:  have  finned,and/e*wdBa3lirn 
2Sa.10.19.they  made  peace  with  Ifand feiv.  thcra 
16.19.as  I  haveferzed  n  thy  fathers  pref-nce 
1  J\i«.4-n.they  brought  prefents,andyci'-Sofomon 
9  9.have  taken  other  gods — andferv  d  them 
i6.3i.wentand/frz.'cd  Baal,&  worfhipped  him 
22. f  3.hercr.Baal, — &  provok.to  anger  the  L. 
iJCj.  10.18  Ahab  ferv.Baalja  little,  Jehu  ferv.  him 
17.1 2. for  they  /era.idols,wherof  the  L.had  faid 
16.worfl1ip.all  the  hoft  of  heaven,and/flW 
33.they  feared  the  Lord,  andferv.  their  own 
4i.fothefe  nations  fcr.thek  graven  images 
18  7.rebel.agai.thek.of  Afiyria,&/c^-him  not 
2L3.worfhip.che hoft  ofheaven,and Iferv.theto- 
21  .ferved  the  idols  that  his  father  f  rved      . 

1  Chr.  19.5.  told  David  how  the  men  were  ferved 

27. i.and  their  officers  thatferved  the  king 

2  Chron  7.  i2.Iaid  hold  on  other  gods,and#?\them 

24.i8.and/?>f^/groves  and  idols 

33.3.worfhipped  allthe  hoft  of  heaven,andM-. 

22.facrif.  unto  allthe  carved  ima§es3&ferO. 

Nf/).9.3f  .for  they  have  notfe rved thee  in  their 

Eflh  1 .10.  chamberlains  that  ferv.  in  the  prefencc 

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Pfaf.106.36.and  cheyjerarf  their  idols  which  were 
i  37.8.  that rewardech  thee  as  thou  haRJerv.  us 
Ecdef.j.yxhe  king  himfelf is/era1*/  by  the  field 
fer. ^.l^.and  ferved  ftrange  gods  in  their  land 
S.i.whom  chey  loved,  and  whom  they  ferved 
\6.\ i.walked  after  other  gods,and/M"wd  them 
ii.o.thev  woriTiipped  other  gods,and/chchem 
54.14.when  he  hath  ferved  thee  three  yeeres 
5  z.ii.v/hkhfcrvedthe  king  of  Babylon 
£^.29.'i8.forthefervice  wliich  he  had  ferved  ■ 
zo.bnd — 'for  his  labour  wherewich  he  ferved 
54.17.out  of  the  hand  ofthofe  tbac/e'f.themfel. 
HoJ'.iz. iz.lf.fe'r.for  a  wife/or  a  wife  he  kept  (he. 
Lal{e  1.3  7  .departed  not  from  the  temple,  but  ferv. 
John  ii.r.made  him  a  fupper,and  Martna/bW 
Ac~t.11.36.had  ferved  his  own  generation 
Ra»/.i.i?.and  worshipped  and  ferved  the  creature 
Pfci/.2.zi.he  hathjerved  with  me  in  the  gofpel 
^ertoetitl. 

Vent.  2.8.47.becaufe  thou  fervedsl  not  the  Lo.with 

Dan.6. 16. thy  G.  whom  thou  fervejljne  will  deliv. 
zo.is  thy  God  whom  thou  fcrvcfl  able  to 

i&mieth. 

Numb.j^.veSzls  cherof,  and  all  that/era  .thereto 
Af^.3.17.  a  min  fpareth  his  own  fon,  that  fervetb 
i8.becween  him  chac/tf.God,  &  him  that  fcr. 
Lake  22.27-greater  he  that  fitteth,  or  he  that  ferv. 
but  I  am  among  you  as  him  that  fervetb 
fej.14.1 8.  he  that  in  thefe  things  fervetb  Chrift 
1  Cor. i^-zz.  but  prophefying/crftffonoc  for  them 
Gd.$.\  9.wherefore  then  fervetb  the  law 

i§>ertjg. 
Ge3.11.2O.Reu  lived  31. yeeres,  and  begare  Serug 
2 1. after  hebegate  Serug  207.  yeeres 
zz.Serug  lived  3o.yeeres,  and  begate  Nahor 
2}.  Strug  lived  after  he  begate  Nahor  200. 
i  Chroni.z6.  Serug, Nahor JTerab 
gjettofce. 

Gen.z9.z7.for  the  fervice  that  thou  fhalc  ferva 

30.2tf.thou  knoweft  the  ferv, which  I  have  done 
£.rod.i.i4.in  all  manner  of fervice  in  the  field 

all  their  fervice  wherein  they  made 
ii.iy.thatye  (hall  keep tbis/c rvite 
2$.what  mean  you  by  this  fervice 
13.  f. thou  (hale  keep  this  fervice  in  this  month 
27. 1 9. all  the  veflels — in  all  the  fervice  therof 
30. 1  tf.fhail  appoint  it  for  the  fer.  of  the  Taber. 
3 1 .  i  o.  and  the  clothes  of  the  frv.  and  the  holy 
3?. 19.  clothes  offervice,to  do  fervice  in  the  holy 
2 1  .for  all  his  fervice,  and  for  the  holy  garm. 
24  wood  for  any  work  of  the  ferv.  brought  it 
36. 1. all  manner  of  work  for  the  fervice  of  the 
3. received  of  Mofesforthe  work  of  the  jew. 
?.more  then  enough/or  theferv.  of  the  work 
38.*i;forthe/eTO«  of  the  Levites  ,by  the  hand 
3  9.  i-  they  made  clothes  of  fervice,  to  do  ferv.  in 
40.and  all  the  veflels  forrhe/era«?  of  the 
4 1. the  clothes  of  fervice,  to  do  fervice  in 
Numb.T,  .7. keep  his  charge  to  the  fervice  of  the  Ta. 
8.child.of  Ifrael  to  do  the  fervice  of  the  Tab- 
2^.and  the  cords  of  it,  for  all  the  fer.  thereof 
31.  andthehanging,and  all  tkefervice  therof 
4.4.  thisfhall  bethe/tr.  ofthefons  ofKohathj 
i9.Aar.&  his  Tons-appoint  them— to  his  fer. 
23. all  that  enter  in  to  perform  the  fervice 
24  this  is  the  fcr.ot  the  families  of  the  Gerfh, 
26  and  all  the  inftruments  of  their  fervice 
27.mall  be  all  the  (V.  of  the  fons  of.  the  Ger 
in  all  their  burdens,and  in  all  their  fervice] 
iS.this  is  thtferv.  of  the  families  of  the  fons 
30  every  one  that  entreth  into  the  fervice 

, .  .    ,        ,  Verfes  X >  39a 

3 1. this  is  their  charge  accord,  toall  thehfer. 

32.with  all  their  inftruments,  &  all  their  fer. 

3  3. this  is  the  fervice  of  the  families  of  the  fons 

according  to  all  their  fervice  in  the  Tab.; 

4i.of  all  that  might  do  the  fervice  of  the  Tab^ 

43  'from  3o.unto  5  o.that  entreth  into  theferi 

47-fc-rvicc  of  the  minifl*erie,and  the  fervice 

49-every  one  according  to  his  fervice 

7.?. that  they  may  be  to  do  the  fervice 

to  every  man  accord,  to  h\s  fervice 

7.two  wagons  &  four  oxen-accor.to  their  fer. 

8. four  wagons,3. oxen, accord  to  their  fervice 

9. Service  of  the.fan&.belonging  to  them  was 


8,1 1  .that  they  may  execute  the  fervice  of  the  L. 

1  j.Levices  go  in  to  do  the  fervice  of  the  Tab. 
j^.todocthe  fervice  of  che  children  of  Ifrael 
22.went  the  Levites  in,  to  do  their  jervice 
24-they  fhall  go  in.  to  wait  upon  the  fervice 

2  y. chey  fhall  ceafc  waiting  upon  the  fervice 
z6.to  keep  the  charge ,and  fhall  dp  no  fervice 

16.9. neer  to  hirnfeIf,to  do  the  fervice 
i8.4.joyned  unto  thee— for  all  the  fervice 
6. given  as  a  gift  — to  do  the  Jer.  of  the  Tab. 
7.I  have  given  your  priefts  office — as  a  ferv. 
2i.all  the  tenth — for  their /er. which  they  fer. 
23. but  the  levites  fhall  do  the  fervice 
3 1  .for  it  is  your  reward  for  your  fervice 
f0fh.zz.z7.  that  we  might  do  the  fervice  of  the  Lo. 
1  i(M  2.4.  make  thou  the  grievous  fervice  lighter 
1  Chron.6.^i-  whom  David  let  over  the  fervice 
48. Lev.  were  appointed  to  all  manner  offer. 
9*i  3.  very  able  men  for  the  work  of  the  fervice 
1 9. Kohathir.es  wereover  the  work  of  the/"". 
1 ?»i.  feparated  to  the  fcr.  of  the  fons  of  Afaph 
workmen  according  as  their  fervice  was 
6.for  the  fervice  of  the  houfe  of  God 
26.8.able  men  for  ftrengrh  for  thefcrvke 

30.  of  the  Lord,  and  in  the  fervice  of  the  king 
28.13  .the  Levites  for  all  the  work  of  the  fervice 
and  for  all  the  veflels  of fervice 
l4%for  all  inftruments  of  all  manner  of  ferv. 
for  all  inflruments  of  every  kind  of  fer. 
ao.thou  haft  fihifhed  all  the  work  for  the  fer. 
21. they  fhall  be  with  thee  for  all  the  Jervice 
every  wil.  skilful!  man  for  any  man.of fer. 
19.  J. to  confecratehis/b-.  this  day  unto  the  Lo. 
7. gave  for  the  fervice  of  the  houfe  of  God 
z  rtraz.8.i4.courfes  of  the  priefts  to  their  fit  vice 
I2.8.they(may  know  my  fervice , and  the  fervice 
i4.12.gave  it  to  fuch  as  did  the  fervice 
29.3  5 .  fo  thefcrvke  was  fct  in  order 
3 1. 2. appointed  every  oneaccor.to  their  fervice 
i6.his  daily  portion  for  their  fervice 
ai  .in  every  work  he  began  in  the  fervice 
34- 1 3.  wrought  the  work  in  any  manner  offer. 
3  5.2. and  encouraged  them  to  the  fervice 
id.fo  the  fervice  was  prepared,and  the  priefts 
1  f  .they  might  not  depart  from  their  fervice 
i6.fo  allthe/fra«of  the  Lo.  was  prepared 
E"KJa6.\2.  in  their  courfes  for  the  fervice  of  God 
7.19.  for  the  fervice  of  the  houfe  of  thy  God 
8.20.had  appointed  for  the  fervice  of  the  Levits 
Afafo.10.32.with  the  third  put  of  a  fhek.for  the  fer. 
Pfal.104.14.  and  herb  for  the  [ervice  of  man 
jer. zz. 13. that  ufeth  his  neighb./k. without  wages 
£^.29.18.  his  army  to  ferve  a  great  fer.  againft 
for  the  fervice  he  had  ferved  againft 
44,14-keepersof  the  charge— for  al  the  fervice 
John  1 6. 2.will  think  he  doth  God  good  fervice 
So/».9. 4.the  fervice  of  God,  and  the  promifes 
1  2. 1. which  is  your  reafonable/emr<? 
1  ?-3 1  .that  my  fervice  may  be  accepted 
2  Cor.9.1 2. admini  fixation  of  this  fervice  not  only 

1 1.8.  taking  wages  of  them  to  do  you  fervice 
Gal. 4.8.  fervice  unto  them,  which  by  nature  are  no 
Eph. 6.7- with  good  will  doing/ww'«',as  to  the  Lo. 
Pbil.z.17  \t  I  be  ofFered  upon  the — fervice  of  your 

30.ro  fupply  your  lack  of  fervice  toward  mc 
1  Tim.6-z.  but  rather  to  do  them  J 'ervice 
Hcb.j.i.had  alfo  ordinances  of  divine  Jervice 
6. accomplishing  the  fervice  of  God  ; 
9  not  make  him  chat  did  the  fervice  perfect 
Rev. 2.19.1  know  thy  works,charity,and  fervice 

Bond-^ztbiCC. 
1  I0'.9.n.leviea  cribuce  of  bond-fervice  unto  this 

£yc-jg>crWlX 
Ephef.6.6.  not  with  eye-/e/Wf,asmen-pleafers 

&>Ctrji!e. 
Levit.23.7.  ye  fhall  dono  fcrvile  work  therein 
Ver.  ■8Jn,2y, 35,  }6.  ~Numb.z2.i2, 
2i,2^<Chap.29.i,i2,3  5:. 

£#0^.14. ?.we  nave  let  Ifrael  go  from  firvini?  us 
Df#f.i?.i8.  worch  a  double  hired  fer. — -in  ferving 
Litl(e  10.4  o.Martha  was  cumbred  about  much  fer. 
Acl.zo.i9.fcrving  the  Lord  withall  humility 

a£.7. our  twelve  tribes  mRantly  ferving  God 
Rtfffz.i2.ii.fervcntin  fpirit,ycm^g*the  Lord 
Turn  3.3.fomecimes  foolifh — ferving  divers  lu ft s 


2  Kf-4'43  .bkfervuwtr  faid_,What  fhall  I  fet  this 

2  Chr.io.q.enfe  thou  fomewhat  the  grlev.fe>vitude 
Lttm.i-3  .captivityibccaufe  of  great  Jhvitude 

Gen.i. 17. God  fet  the  ftars  in  the  firmament 
4. 1  ?  .the  Lord  fet  a  mark  upon  Cain 
6. 1  tf.the  door  of  the  ark  fet  in  the  fide  thereof 
9. 1 3 . 1  do  fee  my  bow  in  the  cloud 
1 8.8-  Abraham  fet  the  calfe  before  them 

19. 16.  fet  him  without  the  citie 
11  .z2.hbra.  fet  feven  ewe-lambs  by  themfelves 

29.whac  mean  thefe  which  thou  had  Jet  by 

28.i8.Jacob  fet  it  up  for  a  pillar 

30.36.Lab.an/tf  3. dayes  journey  betwixt  him 
38.  Jacob  Jet  the  rods  which  he  had  pilled 
40.  Jacob-fet  the  faces  of  the  flocks  toward 

31.17.  Jacob  rofe  up,  and  Jet  his  fons  upon  ca. 
37./tf  it  here  before  my  brethren 

3  ?  .20  Jacob  Jet  a  pillar  upon  her  grave' 
4i.33.and/tf  him  over  the  land  of  fgypt 

4i.fee,I  have/tf  thee  over  all  the  land  of 
43.9/tf  him  before  thee,|:hen  let  me  bear 

3 1. refrained  himfelf,  and  faid/tf  on  bread 

3  2.they/tf  on  for  him  by  himfelf 
44.21.  that  1  may  fet  mine  eyes  upon  him 
47-7'his  fatherJ  and  fet  him  before  Pharaoh 
48.20.he/tf  Ephraim  before  Manafleh 
EXod7i.il. they  did/tf  over  them  task-mafters 
4.2o.and  fet  them  upon  an  afle 
J.i^.which  Pharaohs  cask-mafters  had  fet  over 
7.i5.neicher  did  he  fet  his  hearc  co  this  alfo 
13. 1 2. that  thou  fhalf/tf  apart  unto  the  Lord 
19. 12. thou  fhalt/tf  bounds  unto  thepeo.round 

23.  fct  bounds  abouc  the  mount,and  fanclifie 
21. 1. which  thou  fhalt/tf  before  them 
23.31.1  vnUfet  thy  bounds  from  the  red  fea 
2  j. 30.  fet  upon  the  table  fhew-bread  before 
26.31.  fet  the  table  without  the  yaile 
2,8.17-thou  fhajt/tf  it  in  fetcings'of  ftones 

2Cthey  (halbefet  in  gold  in  their  inclofings 
3 1 .  ?  .in  cutting  of  ftones,  to  Jet  them,and 


Chap  35- ,- 
39.10.  they  fct  in  it  foure  rovyes  of  flones     • 
40.4  fet  in  order  the  things  that  are  to  be  fct 
?.thou  (halt  fct  the  altar  of  gold  for  the 
tf.thpu  fhalc/tf  the  ajtar  of  the  burnc-ofFr 
y.thou  uhaltft  the  la  ver  between  the 
20..  and  fct  the  fta  ves  on  the  ark 
23.be  fet  the  bread  in  order  upon  ic 
30.he  fct  the  la  ver  between  the  tent 
££^.24.  6.  thou  fhahfet  them  in  nyo  rowes 

8.every  fabbach  he  fhall/tf  in  order  before 
z6.n.l  -mil Jet  my  tabernacle  arnongft  vqu 
Niimb.z  9.'  tbefc  fhall  firft/k  forth 

i6.ithey  ftiall  fet  forth  in  the  fecond  rank 
17.fofh.3ll  they  fct  forward 
34.  fo  they  fet  forward  every  one 
415. as  the  camp  is  to /tf  forward;  after 
5.i6.and  fet  her  before  the  Lord 
i8.piieft  ftjal!  fct  the  woman  before  the  Lo. 
30. fhall  fet  the  woman  before  the  Lord 
8.1 3. thou  fhalt/tf  the  Levites  before  Aaron 
10.17.fet  for.ward,bcaring  the  tabernacle 
1 8./tf  forward  according  to  their  armies 

Ver.22. 
2 1  .die  other  did  fet  up  the  tabernacle 
2?. camp  of  the  children  of  Dan  Jet  forward 
28.  when  they  fet  forward 
11.24.and/tf  them  round  about  the  tabernacle 
21.8.  and  fet  it  upon  a  pole 

io.,the  children  of  Ifrael  fet  forward 

Chap.  22. 1, 
z7.16.fet  a  man  over  che congregacion 
\9ffet  him  before  Eleazar  the  prieft 
z 2.and/tf  Jolhua  before  Eleazar 
Deut. i.2.\  have  jet  the  land  before  you 

21. Lord  chy  God  hath/tf  the  land.before 
4,8.as  all  this  Jaw  which  I  fet  before  you 

44.  which  Mofes  fet  before  che  chil.  of  Ifrael 
7.7.  Lord  did  not  Jet  his  love  upon  you 
1 1 .  26. 1  Jet  before  you  this  day  a  blefling 

3  2.  which  I  Jet  before  you  this  day 
14.24.  fhall  chufe  to  ftf  his  Name  there 
17.i4.thah  fay,  I  \vil!/tf  akingoverme 

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1 5. in  any  wife/ef  him  king  over  thee 

thou  maid  not  fit  a  ftranger  over  thee 
19.14.whicht.hey  of  old  time  have/ct  in  thine 
-26.4-and/ct  it  down  before  the  altar 

io.thou  malt  fet  it  before  the  Lord 
28. 1. Lord  thy  Godwil  fit  thee  on  high  above 

j 6. which  thou  malt  fet  over  thee 

56.10  fct  the  fole  of  her  foot  upon  the  ground 
3 0.1. which  I  have /"ft  before  thee 

ic.fee,!  have  fit  before  thee  this  day,  life 

19.  that  I  have  fit  before  you  life  and  death 
^z.B.he  fit  the  bounds  of  the  people  according 

46.  fit  your  hearts  unto  all  the  words 
JoP}.8.iz.fit  them  to  lie  in  ambufti  between 

1 3-when  he  had/?/  the  people,even  all 
1  o.  1 8. and  fit  men  by  it,  for  to  keep  them 
24.25.and/et  them  a  ftatute  and  an  ordinance 
Judg  6.18  and  fit  it  before  thee.  And  he  faid 
7.  5. him  (halt  thou  fet  by  himfelf 

19.  and  they  had  but  newly  fit  the  watch 

zz.~L.fit  every  mans  fword  againft  his  fellow 
9. 25. men  of  Shechem/ff  liers  in  wait 

33.and  fit  upon  the  citie,and  behold  when 
1  j.f.whenhe  had  fit  the  brands  on  fire 
1^.15  and  they  fit  him  between  the  pillars 
20.29.  Ifrael/ftliersin  wait  round  about 

36.which  they  had/etbefide  Gibeah 
1  Sam.z.%.  to  fit  them  among  princes 

he  hath/ft  the  world  upon  them 
J. 2.  and  fet  it  by  Dagon 

3.  and  /chimin  his  place  again 
6.i8.wheron  they  fit  down  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
7.12.  and  jet  it  between  Mizpeh 
8. 1 2. and  villi  fit  them  to  ear  his  ground 
9.20.  fit  not  thv  m'nde  on  them 

23. of  which  I  faid  unto  thee,Set  it  by  thee 

24.  and  fit  it  before  Saul 

fit  it  before  thee,  and  eat 
1  o.  1 9 .  nay,but  fit  a  king  over  us 
1 2. 13. the  Lordhath/et  a  king  over  you 

17.2.  fet  the  battell  in  aray  againft  the  PhiUfh 
8.  to  fet  your  battell  in  atay 

18.5.  Saul/et  him  over  the  men  of  war 
28.22.  and  let  me  fet  a  morfell  of  bread 
1  Sim.6.7.  they  fet  the  ark  of  God  upon  a  new 
17.  and  fit  it  in  his  place  in  the  midft 
10  17. Syrians /et  themfelves  in  aray 
11.  if.  fet  ye  Uriah  in  the  forefront  of  die 
1 2. 20. they  fit  bread  before  him 

1  ?.24  and  they  fit  down  the  ark  of  God 

1 8. 1  .and  fit  captains  of  thoufands — over  them 
1 3. have  fet  thy  felf  againft  me 

19.28.  yet  didft  thou  fit  thy  ferv.  among  them 
23.23.and  David  fit  him  over  his  guard 

1  f(.»g.2.i5.that  all  Ifracl  fet  their  faces  on  me 

2  4.and/ct  me  on  the  throne  of  David 
f.y.thy  fon  whom  I  mil  fet  upon  thy  throne 
6-19.ro  fet  there  the  ark  of  the  covenant 

z-j.hefet  the  cherubims  within  theinner 
7.16.  to  fit  upon  the  tops  of  the  pillars  > 

39.  he  fit  tlie  fea  on  the  right  fide  of  the 
8.21 .1  have  fet  there  a  place  for  the  ark 
9  .tf.which  I  have  fit  before  you,but  go 

2  Chon.7.19. 
10.9.E0  fet  thee  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 

1 2.29.  he  fet  the  one  in  Bethel 
20.1 2.  fet  your  felves  in  aray 
2i.9./etNaboth  on  high  among  the  people 

io.  fet  two  men,fons  of  Belial,before  him 
1 z.and  fie'-  Nabpth  on  high  among  the  people 

2  I(i.4'4'fhalt  fit  afide  that  which  is  full 

10. let  us  fet  for  him  there  a  bed 
38.  fit  on  the  great  pot,and  feethe  pottage 
4  3. what  mould  J  fet  this  before  an  hundred 
44.he/et  it  before  them,  and  they  did  eat 
6.22  fet  bread  and  water  before  them 

10.3.  and  fet  him  on  his  fathers  throne  _ 

12.9.  and  fet  ir  befide  the  altar  on  the  right  fide 

1 8 . 2  j.on  thy  part  to  fet  riders  on  them 
zo.i.fet  thine  houfe  inorder/or  thou  {halt  die 
2i.7.he/et  a  graven  image  of  the  grove 

2  5.  28.and  fet  his  throne  above  the  throne 

1  Cbron.6.11.  whom  David  fet  over  the  fervice 
1 1 . 1 4. they  fet  themfelves  in  the  midft  of 

2?. and  David  fet  him  over  his  guard 
16. 1. and  fit  itin  the  midft  of  the  tent 


19. 11.  they  fet  themfelves  in  aray  againft 
17. fit  the  battell  in  aray  again  il  them 
22.2.  he  fet  mafons  to  hew  wrought  ftones 
i$.now  fct  your  heart  to  feek  the  Lord 
23.4.were  to  Jet  forward  the  work 
29-3.becaufe  1  have  fit  my  aftedion  to  the  ho. 
2  Chi. z.iB.  he  fet  60000.  of  them  to  bear  burdens 
to  fit  the  people  awoi  k 
3. 5.  and  fit  thereon  palm-trees,and  chains 

4.7.  and  fit  them  in  the  temple 

I  o.he  fet  the  fea  on  the  right  fide 

6.13.  had  fit  itin  the  midft  of  the  court         -    . 

9.8.  delighted  in  thee,  to  fet  thee  on  his  throne 
1 1 . 1  tf.fuch  as  fit  their  hearts  to  feek  the  Lord 
i33.Abijah/etthe  battell  in  aray 

Jerob.  fit  the  battell  in  aray  againft 

I I  .fhew-bread  alfo/e  t  they  in  order  on 
14.10.  they  fit  the  battell  in  aray  in  the  valley 
1 7. 2. and  fet  garifonsinthelandof  judah 

19. ?.  he  fit  judges  in  the  land 
8.in  Jcruf  did  Jehofhaphat/ft  of  the  Levites 

20. 3. and /ff  himfelf  to  feek  the  Lord 
17.  fet  your  felves,ftand  ye  ftill 
22.Lord/ttambuihmcnts  againft  the  child. 

23.10.he/fi  all  the  people,  every  man  having 

19.  ht  fit  the  porters  at  the  gate 

20.  fet  the  king  upon  the  throne 
z^.S'fet  it  without  at  the  gate  of  the  houfe 

13  they  fet  the  houfe  of  God  in  his  ftate 
49.25-.  he  fct  the  Levites  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 
3 1.6.  he,  fit  captains  of  war  over  the  people 
33. 7. he  fct  a  carved  image  in  the  houfe 
34.1  z.tofetlt  forward,  and  other  of  the  Lev. 

3  5.  1  ■  he  fet  the  priefts  in  their  charges 
E^ra  3.3.  they  fct  the  altar  upon  his  bafes 

Z.  to  fet  forward  the  work  of  the  houfe 

9. to  fit  forward  the  workmen  in  the  houfe 

10.  they  fit  the  priefts  with  their  apparel! . 

4.  lo.and/et  in  the  cities  of  Samaria 

6.1%. fit  the  priefts  in  their  divifions 

7-iJ ■/«<  magistrates  and  judges,  which  may 
W^.i,9.chofen  to  fet  my  Name  there 

z.6.  and  I  fit  him  a  time 

4  9  and  fit  a  watch  againft  them  day  and 
1 3. therefore  fit  I  in  the  lower  places 

I  even  fet  the  peo. after  their  families 
%-jflfet  a  great  aflembly  againft  them 
9-37.whom  thouhaft/ef  over  us 
13.l1.and.fc  them  in  their  place 
i9.fome  of  my  fervants  fet  I  at  the  gates 
Eflb.z.jSo  that  he  fet  the  royall  crown  upon 
3.1.  fet  his  feat  above  all  the  princes 
8.2.Efther/et  Mordecai  over  the  houfe 
Job  6.4.  do  fet  themfelves  in  aray  againft  me 
7.i7.thatthoufhou!deft/et  thine  heart  upon 

2o.why  haft  thou  fit  me  as  a  mark 
9.1 9.who  {hall  fet  me  a  time  to  plead 
i9-8  he  hath  fet  darknefle  in  my  paths 
30.1.  to  have  fit  with  the  dogs  of  my  flock 

1 3. they  fet  forward  my  calamitie 
3  3. 5. fit  thy  words  in  order  before  me 
34. 1 4.  if  he  fit  his  heart  upon  man 
24. and  fet  others  in  their  ftead 
38. 10. and  fct  barresand  doors 

33.canft  thou  fet  the  dominion  thereof 
P/^/.2.2.kings  of  the  earth  fet  themfelves 
6. yet  have  I  fet  my  king  upon  my  holy 
3 .6. that  have  fit  themfelves  againft  me 
4-3- Lord  hath  fet  apart  h'mthatis  godly 
8. 1. who  haft  fit  thy  glory  above  the  heavens 
10.8  .his  eves  are  privily  fet  againft  the  poor 
12.5.I  villi  fit  him  in  fafety  from  h  m 
16. 8-1  have  fit  the  Lord  alwayes  before  me 
1 7. 1 1.  have  fit  their  eyes  bowing  down 
19.4-in  them  hath  he  fet  a  tabernacle  for  the 
3  i.8.thou  haft  fet  my  feet  ina  large  room 
40. 2.and  fit  mv  feer  upona  rock 
fo.21.and  fet  them  in  order  before  thine  eyes 

5  4.3  .thev  have  not  fit  God  before  them 
6 z.  10. fit  not  your  heart  upon  them 
73.9.they  fit  rheir  mouth  againft  the   heavens 

i8.thou  didft  fet  them  in  flippery  places 
74.17.  thou  haft/etall  the  borders  of  the  earth 
78.-'  that  they  might  fet  their  hope  in  God 

8. that  fet  not  their  hea  rt  aright 
S5.13.fhaH/et  us  in  the  way  of  his  fteps    < 


86 . 1 4.  and  have  not  jec  thee  before  them 
89.25.  I  will  fit  his  hand  alfo  in  the  fea 
9o.g.thou  haft  fit  our  iniquities  before  thee 
9i.i4.becaufe  he  hath/et  his  k>ve  upon  me 

I  vi'Al  fit  him  on  high,becaufe  he  hath 
101.3.I  villi  fit  no  wicked  thing  before  mine 
i04.9.thou  had  fit  a  bound  that  they  may  not 
loy.e.fit  thou  a  wicked  man  over  him 
1 1 3 . 8 .  that  he  may  fet  him  with  princes 
1 18.5.  and  fit  me  in  a  large  place 
1 3  2. 1 1. fruit  of  thy  body  will  I  fet  upon  thy  thr. 
1 40. 5. they  have  fit  grins  for  me 
141. 3. /eta  watch,  O  Lord,bcfore my  mouth 
P*'0f.i.25.but  yehave/et  at  nought  all  my  counf. 
8.27.when  he  fit  a  compafle  upon  the  face 
22. 28. land-mark  which  thy  fathers  have  fit 
23. 5. wilt  thou  fet  thine  eyes  upon  that 
E  cckf.  3.  n.aKo  he  hath  fet  the  world  in  their  heart 
7.14.  God  alfo  hath/et  the  one  over  againft 
n.g.and  fit  in  order  many  proverbs 
c<*«f.5.i2.wafhed  with  milk, and  fitly  fit 

8.6.  fet  me  as  a  feal  upon  thy  he-art 
lfai.j.6.  and  fct  a  king  in  the  midft  of  it 

U.ii.Lordihall/et  his  hand  again  the  fecond 
1 4.1.  and  fit  them  in  their  own  land 
17.10.  and  ftiall  fit  it  with  ftrange  flips 
19. 2. 1  will  fit  the  Egyptians  againft  the  Egyp, 
21.6. go  and  fit  a  watchman,  let  him  declare 
22.7.(hall/ef  themfelves  in  aray  at  the  gate 
27.4. who  would  fit  the  briars  and  thorns 
36.8. on  thy  part  to  fct  riders  upon  them 
3 8. 1. fit  thine  houfe  in  order:  for  rhou  ihalr  die 
41.19. 1  mil  fit  in  the  defait  the  firre  tree 
42.4.  till  he  have /it  Judgement  in  theearrh 
44.7. and  fit  it  in  order  for  me 
46.7.  and  fet  him  in  his  place 
57.7.  upon  a  high  moun.  haft  thou  fit  thy  bed 
6z.6\  have  fit  watchmen  upon  thy  wals 
66. 19. 1  mil  fit  a  figne  among  them 
Jet.  1. 10. 1  have  this  day  fit  thee  over  the  nations 
1 5. they  ftiall/ef  every  one  his  throne 
$.i6.theyfet  a  trap,  they  catch  men 
6.17.  alfo  Ifep  watch  men  over  you,  faying 

27.I  have  fet  thee  fora  tower  among  my  peo. 
7.1 2.  where  I  fit  my  Name  at  the  firft 

30. they  have  fit  their  abominations  in  the 
9.13-forfaken  my  law  which  I  fit  before  them 
•    21.8. 1  fit  before  you  the  way  of  life 

24.1. two  baskets  of  figs  were  fit  before  the  rem* 

6. 1  will/ft  mine  eyes  upon  them  for  good 
26.4 .  in  my  law  which  I  have  fct  before  you 
31. 21.  fit  thine  heart  toward  the  high  way 
32.20.  which  haft/et  fignesand  wonders 
34.  fit  their  abominations  in  the  houfe 
3  4. 16.  whom  ye  had  fit  at  liberty 
35.5.1/et  before  the  fons  of  the  houfe  of  Rech 
38.22. fhall  fay  ,Thv  friends  have  fet  thee  on 
40. it.  that  he  had  fet  over  them  Gedal.  fon  of 
42.15.if  ye  wholly  fit  your  faces  to  enter  into 
1 7.that/et  their  faces  to  go  into  Egypt 

Chap.  44.12 
43.lo.will  fit  his  throne  upon  thefe  ftones 
44.10.nor  in  my  ftatutes  that  I  fet  before  you 
49.38. 1  mil  fet  my  throne  in  Elam 
50.9.they  fhall  fet  themfelves  in  aray  againft 
5  2.32.  fet  his  throne  above  the  throne 
Lam. 3. 6.  he  hath  fet  me  in  dark  places 

iz.fet  me  as  a  mark  for  the  arrow 
E^eli.z.i.  and  fet  meupon  my  feet,that  I  heard 

Chap.  3.24 
4.1.  fet  the  camp  againft  it,  fct  battering  rams 

3-/et  it  for  a  wall  of  iron  between  thee 
5.5.I  have  fit  it  in  the  midft  of  the  nations 
7.20.  he  fet  it  in  majeftie 

therefore  have  I  fit  k  far  from  the« 
9.4.  fct  a  mark  upon  the  foreheads  of  the  men 
iz.6-  for  I  have  fet  thee  for  a  figne 
16. 18. and  thou  haft  fet  mine  oil  before  them 

i9.thou  haft  even  fet  it  before  them 
17.4.  he  Jet  it  in  atitie  of  merchants 
5.  and  fit  it  as  a  willow  tree 
22.  and  I  will /et  it 
1 9.8 .  nat'ons  fit  againft  him  on  every  fide 
2 1. 1 5.  fit  the  point  of  the  fword  agai.  all  their 
22.7-.in  thee  have  they  fct  light  by  father  and 
lo.hurhbled  her  that  was  fit  apart  for  pollu. « 
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13. i*  which  thal/et  aga.thee  buckler  &  Ihield 
I  will/et  judgement  before  them 
2  5. 1  will/et  my  jealoufie  againft  thee 
41  .haft/et  mine  incenfe  and  mine  oil 

24.z.the  king  of  8abyl./et  himfelf  againft  Jer. 
%.fet  on  a  pot,  fet  it  on,  andalfo  pour  water 
7.fhe/et  it  upon  the  top  of  a  rock 
8.1  hive  fet  her  blood  upon  the  top  of  a  rock 
1 1. then  fet  it  emprie  upon  the  coals  thereof 
2$.that  whereupon  they  fet  their  minds 

2?.4.they  fhall  fet  their  palaces  in  thee 

26.9.  he  fhall  yet  engines  of  war  agai.  thy  wals 
20.fh.all/et  thee  in  the  low  parts  of  the  earth 

I  fhall /et  glory  in  the  land  of  the  living 

17.10.  they  fet  forth  thy  comelinefTe 
jS.a.though  thou  fet  thine  heart  as  the  heart 

tf.becaufe  thou  haft  fet  thine  heart  as  the 
1 4.  and  I  have  fet  thee  fo 
30.8.  when  I  have /eta  fire  in  Egypt 
i4.and  mil  fet  fire  in  Zoan 
i6.and  I  mil  fet  (ire  in  Egypt 
3i.8.and/etdarknefle  upon  thy  land 

25/et  her  a  bed  in  the  midft  of  the  flain 
33.2.andpt  him  for  their  watchman 

7.I  have  fet  thee  a  watchman  unto  the  houfe 
37.1.  and/et  me  down  in  the  midft  of  the  valley 

26.  fet  my  fanctuary  in  the  midft  of  them 
39. 21. 1  will  fet  my  glory  among  the  heathen 
40.2.and/et  me  upon  a  very  high  mountain 
4,/et  thine  heart  upon  all  that  I  fhall  fhew 
44-8.ye  have  yet  keepers  of  my  charge 
Dd».i.n-princeofthe  Eunuchs  had  fet  over  Dan. 
1.49. he  fet  Shad.Mefti.and  Abcd.over  the  affai. 
3  .i  a.whom  thou  haft  fet  over  the  affaires 
6.1. to  fet  over  the  kingdome  1 20.  princes 
3. king  thought  to  fet  him  over  the  whole  re. 
i4./et  his  heart  on  Daniel  to  deliver  him 
8. 1 8. touched  me ,and  fet  me  upright 
9.io.in  his  lawes  which  he  fet  before  us 
1  o.  1  c  .which  fet  me  u  pon  my  knees 
1  i.that  thou  haft/et  thine  heart  to  underfta. 
,     1 1 .1  i.he  fhall  fet  forth  a  great  multitude 

1 3  .fet  forth  a  multitude  greater  then  the  for. 
Hof.z.^.andfet  her  as  in  the  day  that  (he  was 

and  yet  her  like  a  dry  land,and  flay  her 
4.8.they/et  their  heart  on  their  iniquitie 
g.  1 1 .  he  hath  fet  an  harveft  for  thee 
8. 1  .fet  the  trumpet  to  thy  mouth 
11. 8.  how  fhall  I  fet  thee  as  Zeboim 
Amos  7.8.I  mil  fet  a  plumb-line  in  the  midft 
8.5.  that  we  may  yet  forth  wheat 
9.4. 1  wiU/?t  mine  eyes  upon  them  for  evill 
O'^i.4.though  thou  fet  thy  neft  among  the  ftars 
tJohum  3  /.will  fet  thee  a  gazing-ftock 

1 3.fhalbe  fet  wide  open  unto  thine  enemies 
Eab-z.  1. and  fet  me  upon  the  tower 

9.that  he  may  fet  hrs  neft  on  high 
Zeefc.35-.Iet  them/et  a  fair  mitre  upon  his  he. — fet 
f.  1 1. and/et  thereupon  her  own  bafe 
g. 1 1  fet  them  upon  the  head  of  Jofhua 
8.1  o.I  fet  all  men,every  one  aga.his  neighbour 
Aftft.10.35-.to, fet  a.  man  at  variance  aga.  his  father 
18.2 .  andyet  him  in  the  midft  of  them 

Max\  9.  36. 
21.7.  and  they  yet  him  thereon 
2  f  .3  3 .  he  fhall  fet  the  fheep  on  his  right  hand 
MXf\  £.31.  to  his  difciples  to  yet  before  them 

8.6.they  didVet  them  before  the  people 
7.commanded  to  fet  them  alfo  before  them 

1 2 . 1  .and  fet  an  hedge  about  it 
J  Luke  1. 1 . to  fet  forth  in  order  a  declaration 

4.9.  fet  him  on  a  pinacle  of  the  temple 
1 8.to/et  at  liberty  them  that  are  bruifed 

9.16x0  fet  before  the  multitude 
47 -took  a  child,  and/et  him  by  him 
ft.  fet  his  face  to  go  to  Hierufalem 

io.  34.  and/et  him  on  his  own  beaft,  and  bro. 

1 1.6.I  have  nothing  to  fet  before  him 

1 9-3  ?•  and  they  fet  Tefus  thereon 

23.11.  Herod  with  his  men  of  war  let  him  at 
John  2.10.  at  the  begin,  doth  fet  forth  good  wine 

3.5  3. hath  fet  to  his  fea!, that  God  is  true 

8.3.when  they  had  fet  her  in  the  midft 
Aft.  4. 7  .when  the  y  had  fet  them  in  the  midft 

5. i7-thev/et  them  before  the  councell 


6.6.whom  they  fet  before  the  Apoftles 
7.  J.  not  fo  much  as  to  fet  his  foot  on 

26.  would  have  yet  them  at  one  again 
1 3 .9.then  Paul/et  his  eyes  on  him 

47.I  have  fet  thee  to  be  a  light  to  the  Gent. 
16.34.  he/ft  meat  before  them 
i7.?.andyetallthecitieon  an  uproar 
18.io.no  man  fhall  yet  on  thee  to  hurt  thee 
19.27.isin  danger  to  beyet  at  nought 
21.2.  he  went  abroad,  andyet  forth 
22.30.  and/et  him  before  them 
I    2  3.24.  that  they  may  yet  Paul  on,and  bring 
Rom. 3.2?. whom  God  hath/et  forth  to  be  a  propit. 
14.10.why  doft  thou/et  at  nought  thy  brother 
1  Cor.4.9.that  God  hath/et  forth  us  the  Apoftles 
6. 4.  fet  them  to  judge,  who  are  leaft  efteemed 
1 1.34.  reft  will  I  fet  in  order  when  I  come 
i2.i8.nowhath  God/et  the  members  every 
28. God  hath  fet  fome  in  the  Church 
Gtf^.i.Jefus  Chrift  hath  been  evidently  yet  forth 
Epbef.i. 20.and  fet  him  at  his  ownright  hand 
CoU^.z.fet  your  affection  on  things  above 
Titus  i.j.fhouldeft/et  in  order  the  things 
He£.2.7.didit/et  him  over  the  works  of  thine  han. 
Rev.}. 2.I  have  fet  before  thee  an  open  door 
10. 2. he  yet  his  right  foot  upon  the  fea 

20.3 .  andyet  a  feal  upon  him 

Gen.  1 4. 3  3. there  was/et  meat  before  him 
28.1  I.Jacob  tarried,  becaufe  the  fun  was  fet 
I2.a  ladder  fit  upon  the  earth,  and  the  top 
Exod. zj.7.and  ftonesto  beyet  in  the  Ephod 
z6, 17 -fet  in  order  one  againft  another 
28. 1  i.make  them  to  be  fet  in  ouches  of  gold 
32.22.that  they  are  fet  on  miichief 
35.9»and  ftones  to  be  fet,  for  the  Ephod 

Ver.27. 
37.3.10  be  fet  by  the  four  corners  ofit 
39.37.with  the  lamps  to  be/et  in  order 
Rutb  2. y. that  was/et  over  the  reapers 

tf.ferv.that  was  fet  over  the  reapers  anfwered 
1  SnfOT.18.30.  fothathis  name  was  much  yet  by 
a  i.9.which  was/et  over  the  fervants  of  Saul 
26.24.as  thy  life  was  much  yet  by  this  day 

fo  let  my  life  be  much  fet  by 
2S<y».i2..3o.anditwas  yet  on  Davids  head 

1  Cbron.. zo.  2. 

1  Kjng.z. 19 .caused  a  feat  to  be/et  for  the  k.moth. 

7.25. the  fea  was/et  above  upon  them 

14.4.  for  his  eyes  were  fet 

2  K}.  1 2.4»the  mony  that  every  man  is  fet  at 

15.1 9.that  was/et  over  the  men  of  war 
iCb/WZ.9.22.did  ordain  in  their  yet  office 

26.  four  chief  porters  v/ere  in  their  fet  office 
3i.had  the  fet  office  of  thofe  things 

19. icfaw  that  the  battell  was  pt  againft  him 
29-2.onyx  ftones,and  ftones  to  be/et 
2  Cbrm-ifitXhe  fea  was  fet  above  upon  them 
i9.whereon  the  fhew-bread  was  fet 
<<.io.and  am /et  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 
23.1 4.that  were/et  over  the  hoft,and  faid 
29. 3  f.fervice  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lo.  was  fet  in 
3i.i5\'mtheir/etofficetogive  unto  their  bre. 
iS.for  in  their /et  office  they  fanctified 
£/?fr.6.8.crown  royall  which  is  yet  upon  his  head 
fob  i6.\  g.that  which  fhould  be  yet  on  thy  table 
P/z/.i22.5\thereare/et  thrones  of  judgement 
i4i.2.1et  my  prayer  be  fet  forth  before  thee 
Ecclef.8.1  i.is  fully  fet  in  them  to  do  evill 

10. 6. folly  is  fet  in  great  dignitie 
CW.f  .t4.his  hands  are  as  gold  ringsfet  with 
1  ?  .fet  upon  fockets  of  fine  gold 
7.2-like  an  heap  of  wheat/e/  about  with  lilies 
i/«.3.24.and  in  ftead  of  well  fet  hair,baldnefle 

2 1.8. 1  am/et  in  my  ward  whole  nights 
Jer.6.z 3  fet  in  a  ray  as  men  for  war 
24.i.two  baskets  of  figs  were/et  before 
31.29.the  childrens  teeth  are  fet  on  edge 

E\e{.  18.2. 
3o.his  teeth  fhall  be/et  on  edge 
E^f ^.22.io.humbled  her  that  vtasfet  apart 

32.23.whofe  graves  axe  fet  in  the  fides  of 
Ban.y.io.the  judgement  was/et ,and  books  opened 
Joel  2. 5. as  a  ftrong  people  fet  in  battell  aray 
Aftft.f.  1. when  he  was/et,his  difciples  came 

14-a  city  that  is  fet  on  an  hill  cannot  be  hid 


27.19.when  he  was/et  dovvn  on  the  judgement 
Mark  i.J2.at  even  when  the  fun  did/ef  they  bro. 
4. 2 1  .and  not  to  beyet  on  a  candleftick 
9. 1 2.  and  beyet  at  nought 
Luke  2.34.this  child  is  fet  for  the  fall  and  rifin^ 
7 .8. for  I  am  a  man  fet  under  authority 
io.8.eat  fuch  things  as  are/ef  before  you 
22. 55. and  were/it  down  together,  Peter  fate 
John  2.(5.therc  was/etthere  fix  water-pots 

6.11-difciples  gave  to  them  that  were  fet  down 
13.12.and  was  (et  down  again,he  faid 
i9.29.there  was/et  a  veflellfuli  of  vineger 
Ail.  4. 1 1.  which  was/et  at  nought  of  you  builders 

26.3  2.might  have  been  fet  at  liberty,ifhe 
1  Cor. 1  o.27.whatfoever  is  fet  before  you  eat 
Pw7.i.i7.knowing  that  I  am/et  for  the  defence 
Heb.6.iS  lay  hold  on  the  hope  fet  before  us 
8.  i.who  is  fa  on  the  right  hand  of  the  throne 
1 2. 1. the  race  that  is  fet  before  us 

2.who  for  the  joy  that  was/et  before  him 
is/et  down  at  the  right  hand  of  the  throne 
J  3. 13.  that  our  brother  Tim.  is  fet  at  liberty 
Jude  7  .are  fot  forth  for  an  example 
Sew.  3.2 1. and  am/et  down  with  my  father 
4.2.  a  throne  was  fet  in  heaven,  and  one 
§&tt  face,  See  Jf ace, 
<£>et  day. 
Att.i  2.21.  upon  a  fet  day  Herod  arayedin  royall 
g>Ufcafts,  See  jfeattg. 
<§>et  on  pre,  Seejfive. 
j§>et  time, 
Gen.17.ii.  Sarah  fhall  bear  at  her  fet  time 

2  i.2.at  the  fet  time  of  which  Gpd  had  fpoken 
.E3W.9.5.  the  Lord  appointed  a/ef  time 

1  Sa/».i3.8.accord.to  the  fet  time  that  Samuelhad 

2  Sam.io.^.hc  tarried  longer  then  the  fet  rime 
Job  1 4. 1 3  .appoint  me  aft  time,  and  remember 
P/i/.i02.i3.yea,the/et  time  is  come 

j^et  up. 
Ge».*8.2  2.this  ftone  which  I  have  fet  up  fox 

3  i.tf.fet  it  up  for  a  pillar 
35.14.  Jacob/et  upapillar  in  the  place 

Exod.^o.z.  {halt  thou  fet  up  the  taber.  of  the  tent 
8.  fet  up  the  court  round  about 
1 8. and/et  up  the  boards  thereof 
2i.and/etupthe  vaile  of  the  covering 
28/et  up  the  hanging  at  the  door  of  the  tab 
33. andyet  up  the  hanging  of  the  court  gate 
Levit.ifi.i.  neit.thall  ye  fet  tip  any  image  offtone 
Numb.j.$\.  the  Levites  fhall/et  it  up 

7.1  .that  Mofes  had  fully  fit  up  the  tabernacle 
10.21  .the  other  did  yet  up  the  taber.  aga.  they 
Deut.t6.zz.  net.  fhalt  thou/ef  thee  up  any  image 
27.2.  that  thou  fhalt/et  thee  up  great  ftones 
4.that  ye fhallyef  up  thefe  ftones  thatl 
Jofb.a,.c) .Jofhua  fet  up  twelve  ftones  in  the  midft 
6.1.6.  fhall  he  fet  up  the  gates  ofit  - 
18 . 1 ,  and  fet  up  the  taber.  of  the  congre.  there 
24.26.and/et  it  tip  there  under  an  oke 
/«4l8-3°-  child.of  Dan/et  up  the  graven  image 
3 1  they  fet  them  up  Micahs  graven  image 

1  Sam.ij.i  t.thatl  have  fet  up  Saul  to  be  king 
1 Z'  behold.he  fet  him  up  a  place 

2  SaOT.3-i0.t0/et  up  the  throne  of  David  over  If. 
7.1 2.I  will  fet  up  thy  feed  after  thee 

1 2tt-7.21.he/et  up  the  pillars  in  the  porch 

he  fet  up  the  right  pil.&  cal.the  name  Jachin 
fet  up  the  left  pillar,and  cal.  the  name  Boaz 
I  y  .4  to  fet  up  hi.  fon  after  him 
16.34/etupthegates  in  his  yongeft  fon  Segub 
2,  Kj.i  7. 10. they  fet  them  up  images  and  groves 
1  Cforo». 2 1. 18. and  /et  upan  altar  unto  the  Lord 
z  c/;»'0».2SM4.and  fet  them  up  to  be  bis  Gods 
3  3.1 9. and/et  up  groves  and  graven  images 
E^i'tf  2.68.  to  fet  it  up  in  his  place 
4. 12  and  havefet  up  the  wals  thereof 
1 3  .and  the  wals  fet  up  again,  then  will 
1 6.  and  the  wals  thereof/et  up  by  this  means 
y.ii.a  great  king  of  Ifr.  builded  ,and  ft  up 
6. 1 1  .being  fet  up,Iet  him  be  hanged  thereon 
9.9.  to  fet  up  the  houfe  of  our  God 
Ncb.^. 1.  they  fan&ified  it,and  fet  up  the  doors  of 
3  and/et  up  the  doors  thereof,  the  locks 

Ver.6,13, 14,15-. 
6, 1. at  that  time  I  had  not/etupthe  doors 
7.1 .  and  I  had  yet  up  the  doors 

1/  /ofrj.ii.to1 


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Job  j.n-to/et  up  on  high  thofe  that  be  low 

16.1  iVand/et  me  up  for  his  mark 
pya/.20.?.Nameofour  G.  wc  will (etup our  ban- 

27.j.he  ihallfetme  up  upon  a  rock 

69.19.  let  chy  falva.O  God,fet  ms  up  on  high 
74.4.they/£f"u-p  their  enfignes  for  fignes 

89  4Z.thou  haft  fet  up  tlie  right  hand  of  his 
Pwp.8.23.1  was  fet  up  from  everlafting 
IfaL9.11.fet  up  the  adver.  of  Rezin  againft  him 
11. ii.  fit  up  an  enfigne  for  the  nations 
2  j.t  3  .they  /tf  up  the  toners  thereof 

45. 20.  that  fet  up  che  wood  of  their  graven  ima- 
49 . 1 2.  and  i/«  u  p  my  ftandard  to  the  people 
57.8.haftthou/f/  up  thy  remembrance 

Jer.a,6.fct  uptheftandards  toward  Sion 
6.i.fet  up  a  figne  of  fire  in  Bethrhaccerem 
10.20  none — to  fet  up  my  curtains 
1 1 .1  j  have  ye  fet  up  altars  to  that  fhamefull 
23.4.1  will  fet  up  thepherds  over  them 
7i.ii.  fet  thee  up  way-marks 
50.2.7*?!  up  a  ftandard,,  publifh, and  conceal  not 
ji.i2./ef  up  the  ftandard  upon  the  walsof  Ba. 
/cr  up  the  watchman, prepare  the  ambufhes 
IT. fet  ye  upa  ftandard  in  the  land 
Lam.z.i-j.m  hath  ft  up  the  horn  of  thineadver. 
£^  i4,3.thefe  men  have  fet  up  their  idols 
3 1.4  the  deep  ft  him  upon  high 
54,23 .1  wil!  fet  up  one  fhepherd  over  them 
39. 1  5  then  IhaUhe/tf  upafigneby  it 
Da«.2. 44.  fhall  the  God  of  heaven  fet  up  a  kingd. 
3.1  he  fet  'tup  inthep'ainof  Dura 

2.which  Nebuchadnezzar  the  king  had/ef  up 

Verfe  7. 

3.  the  image  that  Nebuch  the  king  had  fet  up 

before  the  image  that  Nebu.had  fet  up 

ii.golden  image  which  thou  haft  fet  up 

Ver.18. 
l4.nor  wor.the  gol. image  which  I  have  fet  up 
5. 19. whom  he  would  he  fet  up 
1 2. 1 1.  abominat.  that'maketh  d^folate,  fet  up 
Hof.2.4  they  have  fet  up  kmgs,but  not  by  me 
Mai. 1. 1  y.they  that  work  wickednefie  are  fit  up 
Matt.ii.yi .fet  up  over  his  head  this  accusation 
.^#.6.  r  3. and  fet  up  falfe  witnefles,  which  faid 
1 5. 16.  and  I  will/tiitup 

Gen.\. 2?. called  his  name  Stf&:  For  God,faid  (he 
26  to  Setb—wz*  born  a  fon — >Enos 
5.3  .after  his  image,and  called  his  name  Seth 
4.  dayes  of  Adam,  after  he  had  begotten  Setb 
6 -Setb  lived  10 y.  yeers:  and  begat  Enos 
7. Seth  lived  after  he  begat  Enos  807.  yeers 
8. all  the  dayes  of  Setb  were  9 » 1. yeers 
Lukj  3-38-  which  was  the  fon  of  Setb 

ja)  ether. 
###?&. r3.13.of  the  tribe  of  AfhetjSether 

fetter. 
/2ff.i7.i8.to  bea/i?«f>-  forth  of  ftrange  gods 
gjetteft. 

Dwtf.23.20.in  all  that  thoufettefi  thine  hand  to 

Chap  28.8,20. 

fob  7. 1 2.thaithou  fettejl  a  watch  over  me 

13,  i7.fettc(l  a  print  upon  the  heels  of  my  feet 

Pfal.  2 1. 3.  thou  /t«e^  a  crown  of  pure  gold 
41. 12.  fetteft  me  before  thy  face  for  ever 
£>etteti>. 

Ntf«&.i.{i.when  the  tabernacle  fetteth  forward 
4. ? .when  the  camp  fetteth  forward,Aaron 

T>eut.z\.  if.and  fetteth  his  heart  upon  him 

27.16.  curfed  be  he  that  fetteth  lighr  by  his  fa. 

2  Sa^.22.34.and/e«ei/jmeupon  my  high  places 

^  Pfal.  18.33. 

Job  28.3-he  fetteth  an  end  to  darknefle 

Pfal  26. ^.he  fetteth  himfelf  in  a  way  that  is  not 
65 .6.bv  his  fkrength  fetteth  faft  the  mountains 
68.*. God  fetteth  the  folitarie  in  families 
7?.7.down  one,and  fctte t h  up  another 
83.14.as  'he  flame  fetteth  the  mountains  on  fire 
1   7.-U  yet  fetteth  he  the  poor  on  high 

Jer.<;.26.they  lay  wait,as  he  that  fetteth  fnares 
4?.  i  .but  ^aruch  [cttcth  thee  on  againft  us 

E^f^.t  a. -.thv  fitreth  uphis  idolsin  his  heart 
7.and  fetteth  up  his  idols  in  his  heart 

Dan.z-uhe  remover:-?  kings,  and  fetteth  up  kings 
4.17 -fetteth up  over  if  the  bafefr  ofmen 

Matt. 'i. 1  .fettethhiTBon  a  pinacle  of  the  temple 


Lube  8 . 1 6 .  hut  fetteth  it  on  a  candleftick 
Jaw.3 ,6.fettetb  on  fire  the  com  fe  of  nature 

getting. 
£^.43.8.m  their/ari»g  of  their  threshold  by  my 
Mattb. 17. 66  Scaling  the  ftone,  and  fetting  a  watch 
Luke  4.40.now  when  the  fun  was  fetting,  all  they 

£>erttng0. 
Exod.i%.  1 7.thou  fhalc  fet  in  it  fettlngs  of  ftones 

fettle. 
1  Cbron.17.14.hmIv/illfettle  him  in  myhoufe 
£^£.36.1  i.l  will  fettle  you  after  your  old  eifetes 
Luke  xi.T$,fittle it  therefore  in  your  hearts 
1  Per.  j .  io.ftablifh,ftrengthen,  /etti  you 

fettle, 
£^.43.i4.the  ground,even  to  the  lower  fettle 

from  the  leffer /««/<?  to  the  greater  fettle 
I7.the  fettle  fhall  be  fourteen  cubits  long 
20.  puc  it  on  the  four  corners  of  the  fettle 
45.19.put  it  on  the  4.cor.ofthe/etfk  of  the  ah. 
£>etiet>. 

1  K^.xyafetled place  for  thee  to  abide  in 

2  IQ-S.i  1. he  fetkd  his  countenance  ftedfaftly 
Pfal.\i9  89.foreier,0  Lord,thv wordh  fetled 
Prov.S.i  f  .before  the  mountains  were  fet  led 
Jer.fi  n.  and  he  hath  ft  led  on  his  lees 

Zepb.  1 . 1 2.puniih  the  men  that  are  fctt. on  their  lees 
Col. 1. 23.it  ye  continue  in  the  faith— fitted 

Pfal.6 1.10. thou  fetk[t  the  furrows  thereof 

£>enert, 
GfB.46.2y.  all  the  fouls  were  /ew» 
Exod.z.  i6.the  pri.ft  of  Midian  had  feven  daugh. 
Numb.iyi.  prepare  me  here  feven  oxen 
.?«/&.  18.2. there  remained— feven  tribes,which  had 
Judg.16.7.  if  they  bind  me  with  feven  green  withs 
8.brought  her  up  feven  green  withs 
1 3. if  thou  weaveft  the  (even  locks  of  my 
ig.caufedhim  to  fhave  ofi  the  fiven  locks 

1  Sam.z.f.  fo  that  the  barren  hath  born  feven 
i6.io.Jeflemade/k/«2ofhis  fons  paffe  before 

2  Sam.zi.g.  they  fell  all  feven  together 

I  Rj-6.6.  and  the  third  was  feven  cubits  broad 

7.17. feven  for  the  one  chapiter,  and  feven  for 
1  Cfoo«.  1 .24-fons  of  Elioenai  were  —feven 


Kev.8.2.1  faw  the/ewtf  angels,  which  flood  bef.G. 
6 feven  angels —  prepared  therofel.  to  found 
1  j.  1  .feven  angels  having  the  feven  laft  plagues 
6. the  feven  angels  came  out  of  the  temple 
7-one  of  the  4.beafts  gave  unto  the/mangels 
8.  plagues  of  the  feven  angels  were  fulfilled 
16.  i.faying  to  the  feven  angels,  Go  your  wayes 
17. 1. came  one  of  the  feven  angels,  which  had 
2i.9.came  unto  me  one  of  the  feven  angels 
ifcerjen  brethren. 
Matth.i2t.2f.  now  there  were  with  us  feven  breth. 
Mar\  12.20.  JU^.20.29. 

,.,.».     £>etoen  bullocks. 

Numb.27.29.ptepare  me  here  feven  bullocks 
29.3 1. and  on  the  feventh  day  feven  bullocks 

1  Cfo-flB.15.26.thatt.hey  offered  feven  bullocks 

2  CfooK.29.21.and  they  brought  feven  bullocks 
Job  4i.8.take  unto  you  now  feven  bullocks 
£^4f  .23  .a  burnt-offr  to  the  Lord,/h\builocks 

^etoen  tanileflkkt. 
Rev.  1 . 1 2. 1  faw  feven  golden  candlefticks 

13-in  the  midft  of  thefeven  candleft.  one  like 

jo.in  my  right  hand,and  the/«u.gold.candl. 

the  feven  candlefticks  are  the  fev.  churches 

i.i.walketh  in  the  midft  of  the/a>.gold.candl. 

&Ccttl  churches. 

Rev.  1. 4.  John  to  the  feven  churches  in  Aria,  Grace 

1 1  .fend  it  unto  the  feven  churches  which  are 

zo.the  7-ftars  arc  the  ang.of  the/£i\churches 

the  7  candlefticks  are  the  feven  churches 

£>etoetl  dayes,  See  iDapeff, 

4»e*ocn  ears. 

Gen.it.  f. feven  cars  of  corn  came  up  upon  one  fta. 

Vcrfe  22. 

6 Seven  thin  ears,  and  blafted  with  "the  eaft-w. 

Verfe  23. 

7.  feven  thin  ears  devour,  the  feven  full  ears 

Verfe  24. 

a6./fw«  good  cars  are  feven  yeers 

27  .feven  emptie  ears  are  feven  yee.  of  famine 

&z\>znfold. 

Gen.4.  if  .vengeance  fhalbe  taken  on  him/mfbld 

24-if  Cain  fev.iold  Lam.70.times/ewKf0ld 


rVnl^™  ble-o(\herhouih  of  their  fat-fven  |  Pfd;79  t  z.unto  our  nejgh.  fevMd  lntQthtil  jj 
zCbm  29.2i.broughcMrams,andMhc-goats  |  Pyov.6-ii.he  fhall  reftore^»  fold 


E'Kra  7. 1 4#fent  of  the  king,and  of  his  fiven  counf. 
Eftb.i.io.thefeven chamberlains  that  ttrved  in  the 
1 4. feven  princes  of  Perfia —  which  faw  the 
2-9gave  her— /?w»  maidens  which  were  meet 
fob  5.ip.yea,in  feven  there  fhall  no  evill  touch 
Prov.6. 1 6  yea,  feven  are  an  abomination  to  him 
9-i.fhe  hath  hewed  h  r  out  (even  pilars 
26.25. there  are  feven  abominations  in  his  heart 
Eakf.iv.ijfyte.  a  portion  to  feven  and  alfo 
Ifai.4. 1  .in  that  day  feven  women  fhall  talce  hold 

1i.15.and  fhall  finite  it  in  the  feven  ftreams 
jer  ir.9.ftiethat  hath  horn  feven  languiiheth 
£^.4i-3.and  the  breadth  of  the  door  feven  cubits 
Micah  5  y.raife  againft  him  feven  fhepherds 
Zfcfe^.p.upon  one  ftone  fha  1  be  feven  eyes 
q.ufcven  lamps  thereon,  and  feven  pipes 

xo.in  thehandof  Zerubb.  with  thofc  feven 
Mattb.iu$7.  took  up — feven  baskets  full 

MarJi  8.  8. 
.  22. 28.whofe  wife  fhall  fhe  be  of  the  feven 
Mark_  8.20.and  when  the  feven  among  4000. 

and  they  faid}Seven 
12.  22.  and  the  feven  had  her  Ver.  23. 

Luke  20.31. 
16. 9.  out  of  whom  he  had  caft  feven  devi's  - 

Luke  8.2. 
Luh\e  20.32  .for  feven  had  her  to  wife 
/tffXti.ji.Philipjwhich  was  one  of  the  feven 
Rev.%.\.on  the  backfide,  feafd  with  feven  feals 
5-and  to  loofe  the  feven  Teals  thereof 
6.ha  ving  frven  hoi  ns,and  fei  en  eyes 
i2.?.dragon  having  feven  beads-Sc  fev.  crowns 
l7-9.the  feven  neads  atejevn  mountains 
lo.thereare/'^e«  king  , five  are  fallen 
1 1  .he  is  the  e'ghth,and  is  of  the/ewf»>and 
^eticn  altars. 
N«/#&.23.i.build  me  here  feven  altars,  and 

Verfe  29. 
4.  T  have  prepared  feven  altars 
i4,and  he  built  feven  altars 


7/2ii!.30.26.1ight  of  the  fun  fhall  be  feven  fold 

js>exicn  heads. 
Rev.iz.y.  behold,a  great  dragon  hav.  feven  heads 
13.1.3  beaft  rife  out  of  the  fea,  hav.  feven  heads 
i7.3.having/<?t"«h;:ads,3nd  ten  horns 
7.which  had  the  feven  heads  and  ten  horns 
9.the/ew»  heads  are  feven  mountains 
5>efcen  hundred. 
Eyod.yli.2i-  was  29  talents,and  730.  fhekels  after 
Numb.  16.49.died  of  the  plague  14700. 
Judg  20, 1 5.which  were  numbred  700.  chofen  men 

1 6.there  were  70b  chofen  men  left-handed 
2  Sam. 8. a.  David  took  from  him  700.  horfemen 
10.t8.Da.fIew  the  men  of  700.  cha.ofthe  Syr. 

1  K.i. 11.  i.and  he  had  feven  hundred  wives 

2  Rj-3 .26.took  with  himftven  hundred  men  that 

1  Cfoflff.y.i8.were  447<o  that  went  out  to  the  war 

2  Chron.  1 5 . 1 1 .  they  off -red  feven  hundred  oxen 

17.11.  brought  him  flocks  77°o.rams 

and  brought  him  7700.  he-goats 

^eticn  hundred  twenty  one. 
Nehem.7.y/.  child.  ofLod,Hadid^nd  Ono,  721. 

§S>z\ssn  hundred  twenty  five. 
E^a  2.33.chi'drenof  Lod,  Hadid,  and  Ono  725'. 

j|>eVicn  hundied  thirty  fix. 
E%ra.  2.  66.  and  their  horfes  were  feven  hundr.36. 

Nehcm,7.6$. 
fijetCtt  hundred  fourty  three. 
E^.2.11;.  childr.of  Kirjath-arim— '  Beeroth  743. 

Nebem.7.29. 
£>etett  hundred  fourty  five. 
/i?>'.y2.3o.away  captive  of  the  Jewes74J.  perfons 

5)fV3Ctl  hundred  and  fixty. 
Eya  2.9.the  chil.of  Zacai  feven  hundred  and  60. 

Nebem.7.14. 
*>erien  hundred ftvmty  five, 
EOTrf.38.15.and  1775-  fhekels, after  thefhekel 

28.  of  the  «775"-  fhekels,  he  made  hooks  for 
Eva  2.5.  the  children  of  Arah77f. 

&foen 


S  E  V       S  E  y 

£j>etoen  hundred  f evenly  and  [even. 
Gen-  y.3  i.all  the  dayes  of  Lamech  were  777.years 

§Woen  hundred  eighty  and  two. 
Gew.?.2<J.Methuf.lived  after  he  beg.Lam.782.ye. 

£>etoen  $W. 
Gen.xi.i.feven  well-favoured  kine,  &  fat  flethed 

Verfe  18. 
i.feven other  kine  came  up  afcer  them 

Verfe  19. 
4.did  eat  up  the  feven  wel-favoured  &  fat  k. 
Verfe  20. 
26. /cm?  good  kine  are  feven  years 
z-j. feven  ill  favoured  kine  —  are  feven  years 
&efcen  lambs,  See  !atttb0. 
g^tum  ewe-lambs,  See  Jlatttb0. 
5>ettn  lamps,  See  lampiS. 
<£>eben  loaves. 
Mat. 1  j.j4.how  many  loav.haveye?  they  faid,S"c. 

Mar.  8.5. 
3<5.he  took  the  feven  loaves— &  gave  thanks 
1 tf.io.neither  the  feven  loaves  of  the  4000. 
H&e\itnmen. 
2  Sam.zi.6. let  feven  men  of  his  fons  be  delivered 
Pro-i6. 16. then  feven  men  that  can  render  areaf. 
Jer.% z.z%. took  feven  men  that  wereneer  the 
Acls  6.  3.  look  ye  out  among  you/ewsjnen  of  ho. 

<£>etoen  moneths. 
1  &H8.r5.i.inthecountrey  of  the  Philift./mmon. 
£^.39.i2./ef.mon.(hall  the  houfe  oflfr.be  bur. 
i4.after  the  end  of  feven  moneths  (hall  they 
Retell  nations. 
D e ut.7. 1. feven  nations  greater  and  mightier  then 
Ails  1  j.i9.when  he  had  deftroyed/hra nations 

fijetoen  parts. 
Jofb.iS.^  .they  (hall  divide  it  into  feven  parts 
6.defcfibe  the  land  into  feven  parts 
o.into  feven  parts  in  a  book,and  came 
5>ebcn  plagues. 
Revel.  1  ? .  1  .having  the  feven  laft  plagues 

6  .having  the  feven  plagues.clothed  in  pure 
8,till  the  feven  plagues  were  fulfilled 
2  i.j.had  the  feven  vials  full  of  the/ew.laft  pla. 
^eten  priefis. 
Jofb.6.4.feven priefts  (hall  bear  before  the  ark 
tf.let/ew/z  priefts  bear  feven  trumpets  of' 
8. that  the  feven  priefts  bearing  the  feven  tru. 
1 1  .the  feven  priefts  blew  with  the  trumpets 
£>eben  rams. 
Num.  1  j.  1 .  prepare  me  here  feven  rams 

Verfe  29. 

1  Chr.i f.2  6.they  offered  feven  bullocks,&/ra.ra. 

2  Chro.i  j.p.toconfecrate  himfelf  with— fev.rams 

2?.  2 1. and  they  brought  —  feven  rams 
job  42.8.  take  unto  you  now  —  fevenrams 
£  ^.4  f .  2  3  .prepare  a  burn  t-offer  ing—Jeven  rams 

£>ebCtl  fabbaths. 
Z.wir.23.1  %.feven  fabbaths  (hall  be  complete 
2  J.8.  number  feven  fabbaths  of  years  unto  thee 
and  the  fpace  of  (even  fabbaths  of  yea. 
&eben  fons. 
Ruth  4.1  ?  .which  is  better  to  thee  then  feven  fons 
Job  i.2.there  were  born  unto  him  [even  fons 

42. 1  j. he  had  Mo  feven  fons  &  three  daughters 
Acls  io.i4.there  were/h>.fonsofoneScevaa  Jew 

&Z\imfpirks. 
Mat.  1 2.4j.taketh  with  himfelf  feven  other  fpirits 

Lu\e  \\.z6. 
Kew/.r.4.from  thefevcn  fpirits  which  are  before 
3.i.thefe  things  faith  he  that  hath  the  feven  fpir. 
4.f.whicharethe/et>£B  fpiritsofGod 
y.6.which  are  the  feven  fpirits  of  Godjfent  forth 
i&etom  ftars. 
Amos  ?.  S.feek  him  that  maketh  the  feven  ftars 
Revel.  i.i6".he  had  in  his  right  hand  feven  ftars 
2o.myftery  of  the  feven  ftars  which  thou  faw. 
the  feven  ftars  are  the  angels  of  the 
2.  i.that  holdeth  the  fev.  ftars  in  his  right  hand 
J.i.thefe  things  faith  he  that  hath  the  feven  ftars 
&rt>en  fteps. 
£V£-4°.2*.they  wenc  Up  unto  jt  j,y  feven  fteps 

26.were/m»  fteps  to  goe  up  to  it 
4>eten  and  thirty,  See  Cfotttp/etm 
Seten  thoufand. 
1  K«.i9.i8.yetlhaveleftme  /"ram  thoufand  in 
20. 1  f  .all  the  children  of  Ifr.being  feven  thouf. 
30.1  wall  fell  upon  twenty  &  feven  thoufa. 


S  EV       S  E  V 

2  !$».  24 . 1 6\all  the  men  of  might,even  fev.  thouf. 

1  Chro.  1 2.2  5  .men  of  valour  for  the  war^zi.thouf. 
i8.4.Dav.took  from  him — /ra.thouf.horfe-m. 
19.  i8.David  flew  of  the  Syrians  feven  thoufa. 
29#4.and  feven  thoufand  talents  of  refined  filv. 

2  Chro.  1  j.  1 1. and  they  offered  feven  thoufa.  fheep 

30.24.give  to  the  congre.— 'feven  thoufa.  flieep 
Job  1.3  .his  fubftance  alfo  was  fev.  thoufand  (heep 
Rom. 1  i.4.refetved  unto  my  [elf  feven  thoufa. men 
Revel.1 1.1 3.  were  flain  of  men  feven  thoufand 
£>et>cn  thoufand  three  hundred  thirty  &  feven. 
E^r.z.61;. were  fev.thouf. three  hun.thirty  &  feven 
Nehem.  7. 67. 
jt>efcCU  thoufand  and  five  hundred. 
2v"«/».3.2  2.numbr.of  them — feven  thouf.&  five  h. 
2  Cfero.26.13.an  army,— feven  thouf.  &  five  hund. 

&&Z\itn  thoufand  and  feven  hundred. 
2  Chro.iy.ii-feven  thoufand  and  feven  hund.  rams 
feven  thoufand  and  feven  hun.  he-goats 
j&et>etl  thunders. 
Revel.10.2.  feven  thunders  uttered  their  voices 
4.when  the  feven  thun.  had  uttered  their  voi. 
feal  up  thofe  things  wc|'  the/ev.thun.utte. 
*|>etoen  times. 
G«».33.3.bowed  himfelf  to  the  ground/ei".  times 
Ifiytf.4.6. fprinkle  of  the  bloud  feven  times 

Verfe  17. 
8.1  i.fprinkled  thereof  upon  the  altar  fev.times 
i4.7.he  (hall  fprinkle  upon  him — feven  times 
i6.fprinkle  of  the  oyl  with  his  finger  fev.  ti. 
27.oyl  that  is  in  his  left  hand,  feven  times 
5 1. and  fprinkle  the  houfe  feven  times 
1tf.14.fprin.of  thebloud  with  his  finger  fev.  ti. 
i9.fprinkle  of  the  bloud  upon  it  feven  times 
25.8.(halt  number — feven  times  feven  years 
z6. 1 8.puni(h  you  feven  times  more  for  your  fi. 
zi.htingfeven  times  more  plagues  upon  you 
24.puni(h  you  yet  /ew.tim.more  for  your  fins 
28.chaftife  you  feven  times  for  your  fins 
Num.  i  ^.before  the  taber.  of  the  congr./w.times 
Jofh.6.4;'he  (hall  compaffe  the  city  feven  times 
1  f  .compafled  the  city  feven  times 

that  day  they  compafled  the  city /etui. 

1  Kjn.iS  .4  3. he  faid,Go  again  feven  times 

2  Kjn.4.2.  5. and  the  child  neefed  feven  times 

5. 10. go  and  wa(h  in  Jordan/a^  times 
i4.dippedhimfelf/£Wa  times  in  Jordan    ■ 
Pfal.  12.5'  .in  a  furnace  of  earth  purified/ro.  times 

1 19. 1 64/even  times  a  day  do  I  praife  thee 
P*'0.24.i6.a  juft  man  hWtthfeven  times,and 
Dan-l  .19. heat  the  furnace  one  feven  times  more 
4. 1 6 .let  feven  times  palfe  over  him 
23.till/ew»  times  pafle  over  him 
i%.feVen  times  (hall  pafle  over  thee  Ver.3  2. 
Mtf.18.21.andl  forgive  him?  till  feven  times 
22.I  fay  not  unto  thee,  Untill  feven  times 
Luhe  i7.4.trefpafle  againft  thee  fev.times  in  a  day 
and  feven  times  in  a  day  turn  again  to 
j&rben  trumpets. 
Jofb. 6. 4.fhall  bear  before  the  ark  feven  trumpets 
6.1et  feven  priefts  heat  feven  trum.  of  rams  h. 
8.that  the  feven  priefts  bearing  the  fev.  trum. 
1 3  .the  feven  priefts  bearing  the  feven  trump. 
Revel.%  .i.to  them  were  given  feven  trumpets 

6.the  feven  angels  which  had  the  feven  trum. 
Twenty  j&etoen,  See  Ctoentp, 
ja>et>ett  vials. 
Revel.  1 7.7  .gave  to  the  feven  angels  fev.  golden  vi. 
i7.i.which  had  the  feven  vials,  and  talked  with 
2L9.wb.ich  had  the  feven  vials  full  of  the  feven 
£>etoen  waies. 
Vcut.z%. 7.and  flee  before  thee  feven  waies 
2  j  .and  dee  feven  waies  before  them 
5>eten  vpee\s. 
Dent.  1  S.a.fev.  weeks  (halt  thou  number  unto  thee 
begin  to  number  the  feven  weeks  from 
Dan.Q.z  j.fhallbe/mB  weeks  ;  and  threefcore  and 

jfcetjen  years. 
Gen.z9. 1 8.1  will  ferve  thee  feven  years  for  Rachel 
2o.Jacobferved/ho  years  for  Rachel 
27. which  thou  (halt  ferve feven  other  years 
30/Jacob  ferved  with  him  yetfeven  other  ye. 
4i.z6.feven  good  kine  axe  feven  years 

the  feven  good  ears  ate  feven  years 
27  .thin  and  ill-favoured  kine — axe  feven  ye. 
feven  empty  ears— be  fev.  ye.  of  famine 
N  nnn 


S  E  V      S  E  V  \ 

29,behold,there  tome  feven  years  of  great  pi. 
3o.(hall  arife  after  them  feven  yea.  of  famine 
34-of  Egypt,  in  the  feven  plenteous  years 
36.(halbe  for  ftore— againft  the  feven  ye.  of 
47<in  the  feven  plenteous  yea,  the  earth  bro. 
48.gathered  up  all  the  food  of  the  feven  yea. 
53.the/ew«yea.ofplenteoufnes — were  end. 
%^.the  feven  years  of  dearth  began  to  come 
Levit.if,  8.  number  —  feven  times  feven  years 
Num.  1 3. 22. now  Hebron  was  builr/c^.years  bef. 
De  ut.  1  j.  1  .at  the  end  of  every  feven  years  thou 

3  i.io.attheendofevery/rarayearsjin  thefol. 

Judg.6.  i.deliv.them  into  the  hand  of  NLiLfev.y. 

2  y.even  the  fecond  bullock  offevenyeats  old 

I2.?.lbzan  judged  lfxae\  feven  years 

2  Sam.  z.  1  i.David  was  king  in  Hebron  feven  yea. 

f . j.inHebron  he  reigned  over  Judahfeven ye. 

24. 1 3  .(hiWfeve n  years  of  famine  come  to  thee 

1  Kjn.  2.  n. feven  years  reigned  he  in  Hebron 

2  Chron.  29.  27. 
tt.38.fo  was  he  feven  years  in  building  it 

2  Kjn.S.i.aKo  come  upon  the  land  feven  years 

2.fojourned  in  the  land  of  the  Phil./?w.years 
3. at  the  feven  yea.  end,that  the  woman  retur. 
n.z i.fevcn  years  old  was  Jehoaih  when  he 

2  Chron.  24. 1. 
1  Cbro.i.^.and  there  he  reigned  feven  years 
Jer.  34.  i4.at  the  end  offevenytat%  let  ye  go  every 
■E^.J9.9.burnthem  with  fire  feven  y  eats 
Luke  2.3^.1ived  with  an  husband  feven  years 

Gf?z.7.2.thou  (halt  take  unto  thee  by  fevens 
3. of  fowls  alfo  of  the  air,  by  fevens 
£>ebmteen. 
Gf».37.2.Jofephbeing/ew5te3  years  oldj  was 
47.2 8. Jacob  lived  in  Egypt  feventeen  years 

1  Kjn.  1 4.2  i.he  reigned  feventeen  years  in  Jerufal. 

2  iO».i3-i-and  Jehoahaz  reigned  feventeen  years 

1  Chro.j.t  i.were  feventeen  thouf. Sc  twohun.foul. 

2  Chro.i 2. 1 3.Rehoboam  reigned  fevent.ye.in  Jer. 
/er.32.9.weighedhim— feventeen  Ihekels  of  filv. 

£>ctoenteentfi. 
Gen.l  .w.feventeenth  day  of  the  moneth  were  all 

8.4.ark  refted  in  the  feventh  monon  the  [event. 

'  1  fv/K.22.^i.Aha2i.begantoreign — die/k>.ye.of 

2  K'K»  •  <*•  1  -in  the  feventeenth  year  of  Pekah  . 

1  Chro.z4.11. the  feventeenth  lot  came  toHezer 

2  $.z4.the  feventeenth  to  Joftibekaftiah 
fi>ebeftt^. 
Exod.z  i.2.ih  the  feventh  he  (hall  go  out  free  for 

3 1.1  y.but  in  the  feventh  is  the  fabbath  of  reft 
Lew.  2  3. 1  eleven  unto  the  morrow  after  the  fev.  fa. 
Jofh. 6. 16. came  to  pafle  at  the  feventh  time,  when 

1  g.^o.feventh  lot  came  out  for  the  tribe  of  the 
i  ]£i».i8.44.came  to  pafle  at  the  feventh  time,  that 
1  Chro.z. l^.OTem  the  fixth",David  the  feventh 

1  ni.Atthai  the  fixth,Eliel  the  feventh . 

2  4.10. the  feventh  lot  came  forth  to  Hakkoz 
25.i4.the  feventh  to  Je(harelah,he,his  fons 
2tf.3.Jehohanan  the  fixth,Elioenai  the  feventh 

f.Ammiel  the  fixrh,Iflachar  the  feventh 
27.10.the  feventh  captain  for  the  feventh  mon. 
,M<tf.22.26.fecond  alfo,  &  the  third,  unto  the  fev. 
John  4.  j  2.yefterday  at  the  feven.  hour  the  fever  left 
Jude  i4.Enoch  alfo,  the  feventh  from  Adam,  pro. 
Ke^e/.8.i.when  he  had  opened  the  feventh  feal 

1  o.7.in  the  daies  of  the  voice  of  the  feven.  angel 
1 1.1  ? .andthe feventh  angel  founded 
16.17.the  feventh  angel  powred  out  his  viall 
21.20.the  fixch  Satdius,the  feventh  Chryfolite 

^ebCtltl)  day,  See  ©ap4 
&>etoenti)  moneth, 
Ge».8.4.ark  refted  in  the  feventh  rnoneth,on  the 
Levit.16.z9. in  the  feventh  moneth,on  the  tenth 
23.24.in  the  feventh  moneth,in  the  Grft  day 
27.on  the  tenth  day  of 'the feventh  moneth 
34.the  fifteenth  day  of  this  feventh  moneth 
39-in  the  fifteenth  day  of  this  feventh  monei 
41. celebrate  it  in  the  feventh  moneth 

2  y.9.on  the  tenth  day  of  the  feventh  moneth 
Num.  29. 1  .in  the  fev .  moneth,  on  the  firft  day  of 

7.have  on  the  tenth  day  of  this  feventh  mon. 
1 2.on  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  feventh  moneth 

1  KjnS.z.  the  moneth  Ethanim,wch  is  thefev.m.  I 

2  Rin.zS  -2  f.it  came  to  pafle  in  the  feventh  mone. 
2  Chro.7.1  o.the  three  8c  twenti.day  of  the/cz>.tno. 

ji.7.?-nd« 


SEV       SEV 


3  i.7.and  fmifhed  them  in  the  feventh  moneth 
E^a  3.  i. when  the  feventh  moneth  was  come 
tf.from  the  firft  day  of  the  feventh  moneth 
Nehcm.7. 7 3  .when  the  feventh  moneth  came 
8.i.upon  the  firft  day  of  the  feventh  moneth 
1 4.in  the  feaft  of  the  feventh  moneth 
Zfr.28.17.died  the  fame  year,inthe/hw^mone. 

4 1 . 1  .it  came  to  paffe  in  the  feventh  moneth 
E\ek-4  S  ■*  5 ,m  the/mmoneth,in  the  fifteenth  day 
Hag.  2 . 1. in  feventh  mon.in  the  one  &  twentieth  d. 
Zech.7.  f . mourned  in  the  fifth  &  feventh  moneth 
8 . 1  p.the  faft  of  the  feventh  moneth 
£>ebent!}  yea*. 
Exod.  23.11  .the  feventh  year  thou  fhalt  let  it  reft 
Levit.i  5-4.in  thefev.  year  fhalbe  a  fabbath  of  reft 

20. fay,  What  (hall  we  eat  the  feventh  year 
Deut.i  $.Q.faying,The/ezw#/>year,theyear  of  rel. 
1 2. in  the  feventh  year  he  fhall  let  him  go  free 
z  Kjn.  n.q.the  feventh  year  Jehoiadafent  andfet 

2  Chro.  23. t. 
12. 1  .in  the  feventh  year  of  Jehujehoafh  began 
1 8.g.which  was  the  feventh  year  of  Hofhea 
£3^7. 7. in  the/ew»^yearof  Artaxerx.  the  king 

8.wbich  was  the  feventh  year  of  the  king 
Nehem.  1 0.3  i.and  that  we  would  leave  thtfev.yt. 
E(l.  2. 1 6\in  the  feventh  year  of  his  reign 
Jer.%  2. 2  8.  carried  away  captive  in  the  feventh  year 
£^.io.i.it  came  to  paffe  in  the  feventh  year 

G*».4,24.truly  Lamechfeventy  and  feven-fold 
5. 1 2.and  Cainan  lived  feventy  years 
11.26.and  Terah  lived  feventy  years, and  begat 
i2.4.and  Abram  was  feventy and  five  years  old 
Exod.i.$.out  of  the  loins  of  Jacob,  were  feventy  y. 
24.  1.  feventy  of  the  elders  of  Ifrael 

Verfe  9. 
3  8.2'$>.tbe  braffe  of  the  offering  was  feventy  tal. 
Num.7. 13.  one  filver  bowl  of  feventy  fhekels 

Verf.  19,2  5,3 1,37>43  -49>*  5>  6*>  ^7, 
73,79 
8  y  .each  bowl  weighing/eWitfy  fhekels 
1 1.1 6.gather  unto  me  feventy  men 

24.gathered  the  feventy  men  of  the  elders  of 
2  5.and  gave  it  unto  the  feventy  elders 
/#rf£.9. 5  6.in  flaying  his  feventy  brethren 
2  Kjn.io.  i.and  Ahab  hai  feventy  fons  in  Samaria 
6.che  kings  fons  being  feventy  perfons 
7.and  Hew  feventy  perfons,&  put  their  heads 
Exfa  2.40.  children  of  Hodavia,/etrafy  and  four 

Nehem.7.43. 
8#7.Jefhaiah5 — and  with  him  feventy  males 
J  4.Zabbud,and  with  them  feventy  males 
35.fixrams,/ra7tfy  and  feven  lambs 
lfal.z  3. 1  y.Tyte  fhall  ba  forgotten  feventy  years 
the  end  of  feventy  years  fhall  Tyre  fitag 
I7.after  the  end  of feventy years,that 
Jer.z  j.i  i.ferve  the  king  of  Babylon  feventy  years 
1 2.when  feventy  years  are  accomplished 
29.1  o.  after  feventy  years  be  accomplished 
£■^.8. 1 1 .  ftood  before  them  feventy  men  of  the 
4 1 . 1 2.cnd  toward  the  weft  was  feventy  cubits 
D<W.o.2.accomplifh/ew».years  in  the  defolations 

z^.feventy  weeks  are  determined  upon  thy 
Zech.7. 5  .thofe  feventy  years,did  ye  at  all  faft  to  me 
Mttt.i  8.22.but,Untill./m7tfy  times  feven 
Lu\e  10. 1  .the  Lord  appointed  other  feventy  alfo 
\7. ■Cox.  feventy  returned  again  with  joy 
5>et>entp  thoufand. 
Num.%  1*3  z.feventy  thoufand,  &  five  thoufa.  fheep 
z  Sam.2.4.1  f  .died  of  the  peop.— feventy  thoufand 

1  Cfczo.21.14.fell  of  Ifrael  feventy  thoufand  men 

35>et)MU}>  and  five  thoufand. 

EH.^.i6.i\cvi  of  their  foes  feventy  &  five  thoufand 

deber, 

Exod.S.zz.l  willfcverjn  that  day,the  land  of  Go. 

9-4-Lord  fhall  fever  between  the  cattell  of  Ifr. 

E<^.39.i4.they  (hall  fever  out  men  of  continuall 

Mat.  1 3 .  49.  fever  the  wicked  from  among  the  juft 

ifceberall. 
Num.  28.13.  and  a  feverall  tenth  deal  of  flowre 
2 1 .  a  'feverall  tenth  deal  fhalt  thou  offer 
29.3  feverall  tenth  deal  unto  one  lamb 

Chap.  29. 10. 
29- 1  <-a  feverall  tenth  deal  to  each  lamb 

2  Kin.  1 5 . 5 .  was  a  leper,  &  dwelt  in  a  fever,  houfe 

zChron.z6.  n. 


SEV       SHA 

a  Chro.i  i.i2.in  every  feverall  city  he  put  fhields 
28. 25. in  every  feverall  city— he  made  high  pi. 
3 1. 19.  in  every  feverall  city,  the  men  that 

Mat.z$.  1  j^very  man  according  to  his  feverall  ab. 

Rew/.2i,2i.evety  feverall  gate  was  of  one  pearl 

^eberaiip, 
1  C<H-.i2.n.dividingtoevery  man  fevcrally 
&>ebereD. 

lew;.  20. 2  6.1  have  fevered  you  from  other  people 
Dent.4.$\Mo[.fevered  three  cities  on  this  fide  Jor. 
Judg.^.  1  i.Heb. — had  fevered  himf.  from  the  Ke. 

fl<tt8.n.22.behold  the  goodneffe  Scfeverity  of  G. 
on  them  wcb  k\\,feverity ;  but  tow.thee 

Gen.p7  .they  fetved  fig-leaves  together 

£>baalabt)tn, 
fofb.19.4z.2ni  Shaalabbinfini.  Aijalon,and 

&feaalbftn, 
/acfg.i^y.Amorites  would  dwell — -inShaalhlm 

1  i^.4.9.  fon  of  Dekar  in  Makaz,&  in  Shaalbim 

g^aalbonfte. 

2  Sam.ii.  3  2.  Elihaba  the  Shaalbonlte 
1  Cbr9.11. 33. 


SHA      SHA 


1  Cfou2.47.fons  of  Jahdai :  — Ephah.and  Shaapb 
49.bare  alfo  Shaaph  the  father  of  Madman. 
£>baaratat,  or  i£>bat)aratm. 
1  Sam.17. f  2.  Fell  down  by  the  way  to  Shaaralm 
1  Cfcw.4.3  *■ at  Bech-birei,  and  at  Shaaraim 
8.8.and  Shabaraim  begat  children  in  the  land 
&haaQM5a?. 
Efi.z.i/^.to  the  cuftody  of  Shaafh-Ga\  the  kings 

$babbetyal. 
£sra  lo.ifrShabbetbai  the  Levite  helped  them 
Nehem.%.7 .Shabbethai — caufed  the  peo.to  underft. 

H.i6.Shabbethai — had  the  over-fight  of  the 
,,  4>bacb(a. 

1  Chr.S.  io.Sbacbia}8c  Mirma :  thefe  were  his  fons 


Pfal.  1 2 1 .  j  .the  L.  is  thy  fhade  upon  thy  right  hand 
&bat>om. 

Gen.  i9.8.therefore  they  came  under  the  Jhadorv 

Judg.g-i  y  .and  put  your  truft  in  my  Jhadorv 
36.thou  feeft  thejhadotv  of  the  mountains 

2  Kjn.zo^.lhallthe  Jhadorv  go  forward  ten  degr. 

io.it  is  a  light  thing  for  thtfhad.io  go  down 

nay,but  let  the Jhadorv  return  backward 

1 1. he  brought  the  Jhadorv  ten  degrees  backw. 

1  Chro.19. 1  y.our  dayes  on  earth  are  as  a  Jhadorv 

/oi7.2.asafervantearneftly  defireth  thejWiw 
8.9.becaufe  our  dayes  upon  earth  are  as  ajhad. 
14.2.IK  fleeth  as  aJhadotv,and  continueth  not 
i7.7.all  my  members  are  as  ajhadorv 
40.22.fhady-trees  cover  him  with  their  Jhadorv 

P/a/.i7.8.hide  me  under  thejhadotv  of  thy  wings 
36.7. their  truft  under  thejhadotv  of  thy  wings 
57.i.in  thefhadorv^of  thy  wings  will  I  make 
63.7  .in  thejhadotv  of  thy  wings  wilt  I  rejoyce 
8  o.  r  o.hills  were  covered  with  the Jhadorv  of  it 
9 1. 1. fhall  abide  under  thefhadow  of  the  Almi. 
102. 1  r  .my  dayes  are  like  a. Jhadorv  that  decline. 
109.23. 1  am  gone  like  the  Jhadorv 
i44.4.his  dayes  are  as&fhadom 

Eeclef.6. 1 2.  life,which  he  fpendeth  as  ajbadow 
8.13.  prolong  his  dayes  which  are  as  a  Jhadorv 

Cant.z.$.I  fat  under  his  Jhadorv  with  great  delight 

J/ai.4.tf.there  fhall  be  a  tabern.for  afhadow  in  the 
16. 3  .make  thy  Jhadorv  as  the  night  in  the  midft 

2  j.4.thou  haft  been  afbadotv  from  the  heat 

y.bring  down  the  heat  with  the  fhidow  of  a 
30.2.and  to  truft  in  the  Jhadorv  of  Egypt 
3-the  truft  in  thefhad.of  Egypt  your  confufi. 

3  2. 2. as  the  Jhad.  of  a  great  rock  in  a  weary  la. 
34. 1  f.hatch,and  gather  under  her  Jhadatv 
38.8.I  will  bring  again  thejhadotv  of  the  degr. 
49.2.in  thejhadorv  of  his  hand  hath  he  hid  me 
y  i.io\covered  thee  in  thejhadorv  of  mine  hand 

,7**".48.4?.ned,ftood  under  thejhadotv  of  Hefhbon 
L<i«j.4.20.under  his fhadenv  we  fhall  live 
£^•17.2  3.inthe./fo«&w  thereof  fhall  they  dwell 
3  i.6.under  his  fhadotv  dwelt  all  great  nations 
1 2.are  gone  down  from  his  Jhadorv 
i7-d  welt  under  his  Jhadorv  in  the  midft  of 
Dan.4. 1 2.beafts  of  the  field  fhall  Jhadorv  under  it 
H0/4. 1 3<becaufe  the  Jhadorv  thereof  is  good 


1 4-7-they  that  dwell  under  his  Jhadorv  fhall  ret 
Jonah  4. 5. and  far  under  it  in  thejhadorv 

6.that  it  mighc  fhadotv  over  his  head 
M*>'.4.32.fowls  may  lodge  under  the  jiWcw  of  it 
Atls  5.15. Jhadorv  of  Peter  might  over-fhad.  them 
Co^.2 .  17.  which  are  zjhadotv  of  things  to  come 
Heb.Z.s. who  ferve  to  the  example  and  Jhadorv  of 
io.i.law  having  a  Jhad.  of  good  things  to  come 
Jam.  1. 1 7.with  whom  is  no  Jhadorv  of  turning 
ia)lja&OXD  of  death, See  3Deat&, 
j£>baO0\»esf. 
C<*7zf.2.i7.and  thejhadotves  flee  away  :  turn 
4.6.theJhadorves  flee  away,I  will  get  me 
Jer.6.^.Jhadotves  of  the  evening  are  Wretched  out 

J&rjaDtrotng, 
//<K.i8.i.wo  to  the  hndjhadorving  with  wings 
■E^-3  J- J-brancheS;&  with  ajhadorving fhroud 
Heb.g.  5.  cherubims  of  glory  Jhadotving  the  mercy-f. 

D<?«.i.7.andtoHananiah  of  Shadrach 

2.49.he  fet  SWmfo3Mefhach,and  Abedn.over 
3 . 1 2.fet  over  the  affairs  of  the  province— Shad. 
1 3  .commanded  to  bring  Shadracb,Meihach ' 
i4.is  it  true,0  S/W/vzd7,Mefhach,&  Abedn. 
i6.SW^^,Mefhach3&  Abednego  anfwer. 
ig.his  vifage  was  changed  againft  Shadroch  ' 
20.commanded — to  bind  SWrafl^Mefhach 
2  2.fire  flew  thofe  men  that  took  up  Sha.  Me 
23.S^.Mefh.&  Abed.fell  down  bound 
a6.fpake  and  faid,5Wwi,Mefhacb,&  Abe. 
then  5W.Mefh.&  Abedn.  came  forth 
a8.bleffed  be  the  God  of  Shad.Mew.8i  Abe. 
29.any  thing  amifle  aga.  the  G.of  Shad.  Me! 
30.then  the  king  promoted  Shadr.  Mefhach" 

job  40.2 i.he  lieth  under  the Jhady  trees 

zz  Jhady  trees  cover  him  with  their  fhadow 
„    S>baft. 
Exod.  z  $.1 1. his Jhaft  &  his  branches  of  the  fame 
Chap,  j  7. 1  j§ 
Num.Z.a.of  beaten  gold,unto  the  Jhaft  thereof 
V"<w'.49.2.and  made  me  a  pollifhed^a/r 

&bageb. 
1  Chro.i  i.34.Jonathan  the  fon  olShageh  the  Har. 

5>babaj<matf>, 
Jojh.  ig.ia.coaft  reacheth  to  Tabor,  &  Sbaba^im. 

S>r)afee. 
Judg.  1 6.20.I  will  go  out  and  Jhalp  my  felf 
Nehem.  5.13.1  fhook  my  lap,and  faid,  So  G.Jha^e 
Job  4.1 4.which  made  all  my  bones  to Jhalp 
1  J. 3  3. he  (hall jhal(e  off  his  unripe  fruit 
i6.$.an&fba\e  my  head  at  you 
Pfal.zz-7.they  fhoot  the  lip,  they Jhalig  the  head 
46. 3. though  the  mountains Jha\e  with  thefw. 
^9.23. make  their  loins  continually  to Jbaty 
72.i6.fruitthereof  fhall  J^a^e  like  Lebanon 
•T/«.i.i?.when  he  arifeth  to Jbalp  terribly  the  ear. 

Verfe  21. 
10. 1  y.as  if  the  rod  fhould_/&#fce  it  felf  againft 
3  2. he  fhaliy^^f  his  hand  againft  the  mount 
1 1 . 1 5  .fhall  hejha^e  his  band  over  the  river 
1 3.2.exalt  the  voice  unto  them,fhal(e  the  hand 

i3.thereforeI  willjha^e  the  heavens 
1 4. 1  dearth  to  tremble,  that  did  fhalbe  kingdo. 
24.1 8.the  foundations  of  the  earth  iojhalf 
3  3 .9-Bafhan  and  Carmel  Jha^e  off  their  fruits 
%z.z.Jhaltt  thy  felf  from  the  duft,0  letufalem 
Jer.zi.g.my  bones Jha\e,  I  am  like  a  drunken  m. 
E^l(.z6.  io.thy  walls  fhall Jha^e  at  the  noife  of 
1  y  .fhall  not  the  iilesjha^e  at  the  found  of 
27.28.the  fuburbs  (halljha)(e  at  the  found 
3  i.i6\nations  to  Jbaty  at  the  found  of  his  fall 
38.20.all  the  men—  malljha\eat  myprefence 
DrtK.4. 1  a,.fha\e  off  his  leaves,and  fcatter  his  fruic 
Joel  3 . 1 6.the  heavens  and  the  earth  (hall  Jbafye 
Amos  9.  r.fmite  the  lintell,that  the  polls  may  Jhalp 
Hag.z.6.1  will  Jha\e  the  heavens  and  the  earth 

Verfe  21. 
7.and  I  will  Jha\e  all  nations 
Zech.z.9.1  will  fhai(e  mine  hand  upon  them 
Mat.  10.  n-Jbalp  off  the  duft  of  your  feet 

28.4.for  fear  of  him  the  keepers  did  fhafa 
Mar.6. 1  \.fha\e  offthe  duft  under  your  feet,fora 

Lu\e  p.f* 
Lu\e  6.48.beat— on  that  houfe,&  could  notfba.it 
Heb.  1 2.ai?.once  more  I  (hake  not  the  earth  only 

£>bafcrt.  \ 


S  H  A       S  H  A 


S  H  A       S  H  A 


SHA      S  H  A 


gjba&eO-. 
Pfal.  1 09.1  5  .looked  upon  me, they  flaked  their  he. 

<$b/afe«B. 

Lev.z6.36.  found  of  a flahen  leaf  (hall  chafe  them 
r  I&Z.14.1  f  .fhall  fmite  Ifrael,  as  a  reed  is  Jfcv^f? 
2  ^.iQ.ii.daughterof  Jeruf.hath/^4^  her  he. 
Nebem.^. 13. even  thus  be  heflaken  out  &  emptied 
/oft  1 6. 1  2  .by  my  neck,  and  Jhafen  me  to  pieces 

3 8.1  j  .that  the  wicked  might  beflaken  out  of  it 
Pfal.iS.y.ol  the  hills  moved  and  wssflaken 
7/ai.j7.2Z.daugh.of  Jerufal.  hathflaken  her  head 
Nabum  2.  3.  and  the  firre- trees  frnlbe  terribly/^. 

3 .1 2.if  they  beflaken,  they  (hall  even  fall 
Mat.11.7.  a  reed/Mi«  with  the  wind 

Luke  7- 14- 

24.z9.the  powers  of  the  heavens  fhalbe  flaken 
Mar.  1  j. 2  5 .  powers  that  are  in  heaven  fhalbe  flak- 
Luke  6.  j  8. to  you  good  meafure,— flaken  together 

2  i.26.for  the  powers  of  heaven  fhalbe  Jfca^s 
AEii  4.5  i.had  prayed,the  place  viasjhaken 

r6.26.fo  that  the  founda.of  the  prifon  was  jha, 
2  Thef.z.  2.that  ye  be  not  foon  Jhaken  in  mind 
Heb.  1 2.27.  removing  of  thofe  things  that  werefl. 
which  cannot  beflaken  may  remain 
Re^/.6.ij.when  fhe  isflaken  of  a  mighty  wind 

^hafeetb, 

/o&  9.6.  which  Jhaketb  the  earth  out  of  her  place 

Pfal.zg.i.  voice  of  the  Lord  jhaketb  the  wildernes 

Lotd  Jhaketb  the  wilderneffe  of  Kadefh 

6o.2.heal  the  breaches  thereof,for  it  Jhaketb 

ifai.io.i  j.magnifie  it  felf  againft  him  that  jbak.  it 

1 9.  ii?.becaufe  of  the  hand  which  he  jhaketb 

3  j.i  5  .that  Jhaketb  his  hands  from  holding  of 

faking, 

fob  4 i.29.he  laugheth  at  theflaking ofa  fpear 
Pfal.44. 1 4>a  flaking  of  the  head  amongthe  people 
jfai.i7.6.astheflak'mg  of  an  olive-tree 

i9.i6'.fear,becaufe  of  theflaking  of  the  hand 

24. 1  3  .there  fhalbe  as  theflaking  of  an  olive-tr. 

j  0.3  2.and  in  battells  of  flaking  fhall  he  fight 

Ewk-3  7'TA$'a$n!Li an<^ tne  bones  came  together 

38.19.in  that  day  there  fhall  be  a  gteat  flaking 

<t>halem. 

Gf».  33.18  Jacob  came  to  Sbalem,  a  city  of  Shech. 

£>haHeehetb. 
1  CfcA26.16.came  forth  weftw.with  the  gate  Shah 

£>balfm. 

1  Sa«».9.4.thorow  the  land  of  Shalim,  there  they 

£>halttha. 

1  Saw.9.4.thorow  the  land  of  Shalijha,bixt  found 
j&balmaf. 

Erqa  2.46.  childr.  of  Hagab,the  ehildr.  of  Shalmai 
Wefe.7.48.childr.  of  Hagaba,the  childr.  of  Shalmai 

<a>balman. 

H0yi1o.14.as  SfoafewzfpoiledBetharbainthe  day 

£>hatatancfer., 

2  X}n.  17-?.  againft  him  came  up  Sbalmanefer 
1  S.p.Shalmanefer — came  up  againft  Samaria 

^ballmn. 
2  Kjn.i  y.io.and  Sballum  confpired  againft  him 
1 3  .Sballum  —  began  to  reign  in  the  3  9-year 
i4.Menahem— fmote  Sballum  in  Samaria 
1  y.reft  of  the  acts  of  Sballum, — they  are  wr. 
22.i4.Huldahthe  propheteffe,  the  wife  of  Sbal. 
2  Cfcro.34.22. 

1  CJw.2.40.and  Sifamai begat  Sballum 
4i.and  Sballum  begat  Jekamiah 

■^.z^.Shallum  his  fon  :  Mibfam  his  fon 
6. 1 2.and  Zadok  begat  Sballum 

13. and  Sballum  begat  Hilkiah 
7.i3.Jezer,  and  Sballum,  thefonsof  Bilhah 
9.i7.the porters  were  Shallum,znd  Akkub,and 
Sballum  was  the  chief 

1  p.and  Sballum  the  fon  of  Kore,the  fon  of 
•  3  i.Mattithiah, — the  firft-born  of  Sballum 

2  Cfero.28.1 2.and  Jehizkiah  the  fon  of  Sballum 
E^ra  2. 42.the  children  of  Sballum,the  children  of 

7.Lthe  fon  of  Shallumtthe  fon  of  Zadok 
io.24.and  of  the  porters,  Shallum,and  Telem 
4z.Sba.Uum,  Amariah,  and  Jofeph 
Nrf>e/».3.i2.next  unto  him  repaired  Sballum 
1 5. gate  of  the  fountain  repaired  Sballum 
7-45-The  porters.  The  children  of  Sballum 
jet. 2 2. 1 1. faith  the  Lord  touching  Sballum 
3  2.7.Hanameel  the  fon  of  Sballum  thine  uncle 
3  f.4.above  thechamber  of  Maaf.the  fon  of  Sh. 


j3)bama. 

1  Cbr.i  i.^.Shamaand  Jehielthe  fonsofHothan 

&bamar,  called  j§>bomet.~ . 

1  Cb/0.7. z^Sons of  Shamar :  Ahi,and  Rohgah 

gambles.  ' 

1  C0y.ro.2y.  whatfoevcr  is  fold  in  the  fhambles 
il>bame. 

Exod.3z.zj.A3t.  had  made  them  nak.  to  their  Jh. 

1  &?OT.20.34.becaufe  his  father  had  donehimjha. 

2  Sara.  13.13 . whither  fhall  I  caufe  my Jhamc  to  go 
z  Cfcra.3a.21.fo  he  returned  with  Jhame  of  face" 
Job  8.2  i.that  hate  thee  fhall  be  clothed  with  (hame 
Pfal.q.z.hovt  long  will  ye  tunt.my  glory  ifitojha. 

3  £.4. put  to Jbame  that  feek  after  my  life 
26.1etthembeclothed  vihbjfjame  anddifh. 

4p.14.put  to  flamey  that  wifh  me  evill 

1  5.  be  defolace,  for  a  reward  of  their  Jhame 

44.7.haft  put  them  to  jhame  that  hated  us 
9. thou  haft  caft  ofF,and  put  us  to  jhame 
15  jhame  of  my  face  hath  covered  me 

5  3.  5. thou  haft  put  them  tojhame  fcecxufe 

69.7.  jhame  hath  covered  my  face 

i9.thouhaft  known  my  reproach,&  my.  jha. 

70. 3  .be  turned  back  for  a  reward  of  their  jhame 

7  i.24.broughtunto/2w»e  that  feek  my  hurt 

83.  i6.fill  their  faces  with  jhame 

1 7.1et  them  be  put  to  jhame,  and  perifh 

89.45  -th011  naft  covered  him  with  jhame.  Selah 

109.29.let  mine  adverfaries  be  clothed  mthfl. 

1  1 9. 3  i.O  Lord,  put  me  not  to jZ;<w»e 

1 3  2. 1 8. his  enemies  will  I  clothe  with  jhame 
Ft  0.3.3  j. but  jhame  maU  be  the  promotion  of.fools 

9.7.that  reproveth  a  fcorner,getteth  to  himf. jh. 

lo.y.fleepeth  in  harveft,is  a  fon  that  caufeth/fc. 

1  i.2.when  pride cometh,then  comethflame 

1 2. 1  6-but  a  prudent  man  covetethjbame 

1 3.5.3  wicked  man  is  loathfom,&  cometh  to^. 

18  jhame  Qiallbe  to  him  that  refufeth  iaftru. 

14.3  y.his  wrath  is  againft  him  that  caufeth/&. 

17.2  .have  rule  over  a  fon  that  caufethjhame 
18.1 3. before  he  heareth  it,it  is  jhame  imto  him 
19.26.away  his  moth,  is  a  fon  that  caafeth^a. 
2$.8.when  thy  neighbour  hath  put  thee  to jha. 

10.  left  he  that  hearethit,  put  thee  tojhame 
29.1  f.left  to  himfelf,bringeth  his  mother  to  jh, 
J/2(J.20.4.buttocks  uncoveredjto  thejhame  of  £gy. 
22. 1 8.charets  of  thy  glory  fhalbe  the  Jbame  of 
3  0.3  .the  ftrength  of  Pharaoh  be  your  jhame 

y. nor  be  an  help,  nor  profit,but  a Jhame  and 
47. 3. yea3thy Jhame  ihall  "be  feen 
50.6.I  hid  not  my  face  from  jhame  and  fpitting 
54.4.fear  nors— thou  fhalt  not  be  put  tojhame 
thou  fhalt  forget  thejhame  of  thy  youth 
6i.7.for  your  jhame  you  fhall  have  deuble 
Jet.  3 .2  4  jhame  hath  devoured  the  labour  of  our  fa. 

25.weliedownin  our jhame 
1 3.26.difcover  thy  skirrs' — that  thy  jhame  may 
20.1 8.that  my  dayes  may  be  confumed  in  jhame 
23.40. a  perpetual \Jbame,vich  fhall  not  be  forg. 
46.1 2.the  nations  have  heard  of  thy  jhame 

48 . 3  9.ho  w  hath  Moab  turned  the  back  with  Jh. 
51.51  jhame  hath  covered  our  faces 

E%ck-7.ti. jhame  fhallcover  all  faces 
1 6. 5  2. bear  thine  own  jhame  for  thy  fins 

be  thou  confounded,and  bear  thy  [hame 
54.that  thou  mayeft  bear  thine  own  jhame 
63 .  open  thy  mouth  —  becaufe  of  thy  Jhame 
3  2.24.yet  have  they  born  their  Jhame 

Verfe2y. 
3o.bear  their  fhame  with  them  that  go  down 
34.29.  neither  bear  thejhame  of  the  heathen 
3  tf.6.becaufe  ye  have  born  thejhame  of  the  hea. 
7-the  heathen — they  fhall  bear  their  jhame 
1 5. hear  in  thee  the  (hame  of  the  heathen 
39.26.afterthat  they  have  born  their  jbame 
:    44- 1 3. but  they  fhall  bear  theit Jbame 
pan.  1 2.1. fhall  awake,fometoJfe^»Kr  &  contempt 
Hof.4.7 .1  will  change  their  glory  into  jhame 
18. her  rulers  vihhjhame  do  love 
9  io^andfeparated  themfelves  untothat/2ww 
1  o.6.Ephraim  fhall  receive  Jhame 
Obad.io.lot  thy  violence  — Jhame  fhall  cover  thee 
Micah  r .  1  i.paffe,  having  thy  jhame  naked 

2. tf.not  prophefie, that  they  fhall  not  take  jha. 
,    7-io;/&d/w(hall  cover  her  which  faiduntome 
Nahum  3. 5. 1  will  fhewthe  kingdoms  thy  Jhame 
N  n  nn   a 


Hab.z.  10. thou  haft  cor\iu\tedjha?ne  to  thy  houfe 
i6.tbou  art  filled  whhjha?tie  for  glory 

Zfpfc.j.j.but  the  unjuft  knoweth  no  Jhame 
19, where  they  have  been  put  tojhame 

Lul^c  14.9  and  thou  begin  w/hhjhamc  to  take  the 

Atts  5.4 1. that  they  were  counted  wor^tofufIerJ&. 

1  Cor .6. 5.I  fpeak  to  your  jhame 

11.6.  if  it  be  zjhame  for  a  woman  to  be  (horn 
•    i4.man  have  long  hair^it  is  ?.  jhame  to  him 
i^.^.zjhame  for  a  woman  to  fpeak  in  the  chu. 
1 5'.  3  4.I  fpeak  this  to  your  Jhame  • 

Ephef.1).!  za  jhame  to  fpeak  of  thofe  things  which 

Phil. 3. ip.and  whofe  gfory  is  in  their  foame 

Heb.6.6.and  put  him  to  an  openjhame  l 

1  i.i.endured  the  crofTcjdefpifing  thejhame 

Jude  1 3  .waves  of  the  fea,fotning  out  their  ownj^. 

Srae/.3.i8.thatthe^«eofthy  nakedneffedo  not 
16. 15. left  he  walk  naked,  &  they  fee  his  Jbame 

7«^.i8.7.might  put  them  tojhame  in  anything 
1^0^,4.14.1  write  not  thefe  things  to  put  you  to^. 
ii.2  2.defpifeyouthechurchofGod,andjfeawe 
&lMmeD. 
2  Sam.i$,i.thouhilljhamed  this  day  thefacesof 
Pfal.i$.6.you  hzvefiamedthe  counfell  of  the  poor 

^ihainco, 

1  Cbro.8. 1  z.fons  of  Elpaa! :  — Mifham,&  Shamed 

il>t>ametJ), 
Pro.  i8.7.companion  of  riotous  men,  jham.  his  fa. 

iatfjsmefaftneffe. 
1  T^.2.9.women  adorn  themfd.whhjhamefajin. 

^^amefall. 

Jer.  n.  1 3  .ye  fet  up  altars  to  that  jhamc full  thing 
Hab.z. 16  jhamefu/l  fpewing  (hall  be  on  thy  glory 

^fjamefmip. 

Hof. 2.5.fhe  that  conceived  them  hath  donejhamef. 
Mar.  1 2 .4.fent  him  awayfhamefully  handled 
Luke  20;  1 1  .intreated  h\mjhamefuUy,and  fent  him 
1  Thef.z.z.  were  Jhame  fully  intreated,  as  ye  know 

j&bameleftp. 
,2  Sam.6.zo.%%  one  of  the  vain  fellowes  jhamelefy 


1  Cbm6.46.fon  of  Bani,the  fon  of  Shamer 

^hamgar. 

Judg:3 .3 1  .and  after  him  was  Sbamgar  the  fon  of 

5 .6. in  the  dayes  of  Sbamgar  the  fon  of  Anath 

33>bambnth, 

1  Cfcw.27.8.the  fifth  captain— was  Shamhuth 

^bamfr. 

Jnjh.i  5#48.and  in  the  mountains>Sfc^r,&  Jattir 
Judg.  10. 1. he  dwelt  in  Shamir  in  mount  Ephraim 

2.he  died,  and  was  buried  in  Shamir 
1  Cfcw.24.24.of  the  fonsofMichah,  Shamir 

<S>bammab  called  jg>bamms. 
pen.36.13  .fons  of  Revel :  —Sbammab,&.  Mizzah 
1  Chro.  1. 37. 
1 7.duke  Zerah,duke  Shammab}di\ke.  ^lizzah 

1  Sam. 16.9.  then  Jeffe  made  Shammab  to  pafle  by 

17. 1 3.Eliab  the  firft-born,— the  third  Sbamm. 

2  Sam.z3.f- 1  •  after  him  was  Shammab  the  fon  of 

2  5.Sfcrf»z»MfctheHarodite,  Elika  the  Harod. 

3  3.  Shammab  the  Hararite,  Ahiam  the  fon  of 
i  Chr.  2. 1 3  .his  firft-born  Eliab,  — Sham,  the  third 

7.37 .fons  of  Zophah :  —Hod,  and  Shamma 
^bammaf, 
r  Cfcw.2.28.fons  of Onam.wete, Sbammai,8c  Jada 
fons  of  Sbammai :  N  ndab,&  Abifhur 
3  2. fons  of  Jada  the  broth.of  Sbammai,]  ether 
44. and  Rekem  begat  Shammai    ' 
45.thefonof  Shammai  was  Maori 
4. 1 7. and  (he  bare  Miriam,and  Shammai 
^bamtnotb, 
1  Chro.i  \.z7.Sbammotb  the  Haroritc,Helezthe 

jg>bainmtia,called  ^>5;<mea. . 
Num.i3.4.of  the  tribe  of  Reuben,  Sbammua  the 
a  Sam.  5.i4.born  unto  him  in  JeruCa\em,Shammua 
1  Chro  i4.4.childr.  wch  he  had  in  Jeruf.  Sbammua 
Nehem.  1 1 . 1 7  .and  Abda  the  fon  of  Sbammua 
i2.i8.ofBilgahJS'fc(jww««;  of  Shemaiah 

^bamfljerai, 
r  Cfcco.8.26.  and  Sbamjlierai,  and  Shebariafa 

^bape,  • 
Luke  J.22.in  a  bodily Jbape  likea  dove  upon  hirn 
John  5.37.neit.heard  his  voice — nor  feen  his  Jbape 
^bapes!-. 


S  H  A       S  H  A 

S>t>apen. 
vfol-  J  i.J.behold,I  wasjhapen  in  iniquity 

Revel.gj.Jbapes  of  the  locufts  were  like  faorfes 

i&hapbam. 
i  Cfe>o.  5.  i  2  Joel  the  chief,  Shapham  the  next 

^>baphati. 
2  i(?#.2  i.  j  .the  king  fent  Shapban  —  the  fcribe  to 
8  .Hilkiah  the  high  prieft  faid  unto  Shapban 

and  Hilkiah  gave  the  book  to  Shapban 
g.Sbapban  brought  the  king  word  again 
icand  Shapban  the  fcribe  (hewed  the  king 

Shaphanread  it  before  the  king 

1 2.king commanded  Ahikam  the  fon  of  Sh. 

2  Chro. 14.  20. 

and  Shapban  the  fcribe,and  a  fervant  of 

14.(0  Hilkiah  and  Shapbanvient  toHuldah 

2  ?.2 2. fon  of  Ahikam3the  fon  of  Shapban,  ruler 
2  Chro.  3 4. 8 .  fent  Shapban — &  Maafiah—  to  repair 

1  j.Hilkiah  anfwered  and  faid  to  Shapban 

and  Hilkiah  delivered  the  book  to  Sha. 
1 6.Sbaphan  carried  the  book  unto  the  king 
iS.Shaphan  the  fcribe  told  the  king,  faying 
and  Shapban  read  it  before  the  king 
Jcr.z6.14.h3.nd  of  Ahik.the  fon  of  Sb.vtas  wth  Je. 
29.3 .  by  the  hand  of  Elafah  the  fon  of  Shapban 
36.10.in  the  chamber  of  Gemar.  thefon  of  Sh. 
1 1. fon  of  Shapban  had  heard  out  of  the  book 
1  z.and  Gemariah  the  fon  of  Shapban 
39.i4.Gedaliahthefonof  Ahik.the  fon  of  Sh. 
40.  y.go'—toGed.the  fon  of  Ahi.the  fon  of  Sh. 
g.the  fon  of  Shapban  fware  unto  them 
1  i.fet  over  them  Gedaliah— the  fon  of  Sha. 
4i.2.fmote  Geda.the  fon  of  Ahi.the  fon  of  Sh. 
43.ei.lefc  wtb  Ged.the  fon  of  Ahi.the  fon  of  Sh. 
E"Ke\.%. 1 1  .ftood  Jaazaniah  the  fon  of  Shapban 

j&haphat. 
A'Mfl.tj.f.ofthetribeof  Simccn,  Shapbat  thefon 

1  Kjn.  19. 1  tJ.Eliftia  the  fon  of  Shapbat  to  be  proph. 

i9.found  Eliiha  the  fon  of  Shapbat 

2  Kin. 3.1  l.here  is  Elifha  the  fon  of  Shapbat 
6.3  i.if  the  head  of  Elifha  the  fon  of  Shapbat 

1  C/;/o.3.a2.fon$ofSemaiah, — Neariah,&  Shap. 

5.1 2.Jocl  the  chief,— and  Shapbat  in  Baihan 
x7.29.over  the  herds  in  the  valleys,was  Shapbat 
&hapljer. 
Www.33.23.from  K^hela.&  pitched  in  mount  Sh. 
24«from  mount  Shaping  &  encamp.in  Hara. 
jfcbarat. 
E^a  10.40.fons  of  Bani,— ShafiiaijSW/ji 

i§>baraitn. 
Jojh.i  y.36.and  Sbaraim,  and  Adithaim 
5>harar. 

2  Sam.zz-i  3 *Ahiam  the  fon  of  Sbardr  the  Harari. 

^>harc 

1  Sam.t3.10.  Phil. to  (harpen  every  man  hisjbare 

£>harejer, 

2  Kjn-19'37-  and  Sharper  his  fons  fmote  him 

Ifai.  37.  38. 
j&ijaroiT. 

1  Chro.  y.i  6\thcy  dwelt  in — the  fuburbs  of  Sharon 
27.29  over  the  herds  that  fed  in  Sharon  was  Sh. 
Cant .  2. 1 . 1  am  the  rofe  of  Sharon 
lfai.i  3.9  Sharon  is  a  wildernefle 

3  5 . 2.the  excellency  of  Carmel  and  Sharon 
6  f .  10. Sharon  (hall  be  a  fold  of  flocks 

&hatonfte. 

1  Cfcj-.27.29.ovcr  the  herds — Shetraithe  Sharonite 
&>harp. 

Exod.a.z  j.Zipporah  took  a  Jharp  ftone,and  cut 

fofh.  5 .2  .make  thee  Jharp  knives  ^nd  circumcife 
3.and]o(huamade  him  Jharp  knives 

1  &w0.t4.4.berween  the  paflages  there  was  ajharp 

Job  41.30.  Jharp  l\ones  are  under  him 

he  fpreadetbJW/*  pointed  things  upon 

P/^45. {.thine  arrowes  ate  Jharp  in  the  heart  of 
52.2.1ike  a  Jharp  razour,woiking  deceitfully 
J7.4.and  their  tongue  afharp  fword 
1  zo.  a- jliarp  arrowes  of  the  mighty.-with  coals 

Pro.  f  -4.hcr  end  is  bitter  as  wormwood,  Jharp  as  3 
2f  .1  S.thatbeareth  falfe  witnes—  is  ajharp  arr. 

ifai.  j.28.whofe  arrowes  arejharp,znd  bowesbent 
41.1  {.I  will  make  thee  3  jharp  threfhing  inftr. 
49. 2.he  hath  made  my  mouth  like  ajharp  fword 

£^.5.  i.take  thee  aJ)Wp  knife,  and  caufe  it 

Acls  1 5.3  9.contention  was  fo  Jharp  between  them 


SHA       SHE 

Revel.  1  j  6 .011 1  of  his  mouth  went  a  Jharp  tw  o-ed. 
2.  i2.thefe  things  faith  he  which  hath  thejharp 
i4.i4flnd  in  his  hand  a, Jharp  fickle 
17.  he  alfo  having  ajharp  fickle 
1 8.wiih  a  loud  cry  to  him  that  had  the  [harp 
19, 1  j.out  of  his  mouth  geeth  ajharp  fword 
Sharpen. 
i  Sam.  1 3 .2o.to  the  Philiit.  tojharpen  every  man 
2  i.yet  they  had  a  file  tojharpen  the  goads 
£>»)arpenco. 
P/a/.i40.3.they  have  Jharpened  tbeir  tongues  like 
£^{.2 1.9.3  (word  is  jharpened,8t.  alfo  fourbiflied 
10.it  is  Jharpened  to  make  a  fore  (laughter 
11. the  fword  is  Jharpened,  &  it  is  fourbiihed 
Stiarpenetfy. 
Job  1  <?.9.mine  enemy Jharpenetb  his  eyes  upon  me 
Pro.i7.i7.itonjharpenethitonm.  foa  man  Jharpene. 

ibt»arper« 

Micab.7.a,.tht  moil  upright  isjharperthen  a  thorn 

Heb.A,,  1  i.word  of  G.is--Jharper  then  any  two-ed. 

&harpip, 

Judg.2. 1. and  they  did  chide  him  Jharply 
Tit.  1. 1 3 .  wherefore  rebuke  them  Jharply 

<S>harpnclTe. 
2  Cor.  1 3 .  xo.left  being  prefent  I  (hould  ufejbarpn. 

&rjamhcn. 
7«/&.i9.6.Beth-lebaoth,&  Sharuhen  .-thirteen  citi. 

5>balbat, 
Eya  10.40.of  the  fons  of  Bani: — ShaJhai,Shatai 

3>baO>a&, 

1  Cfo"0.8.i4,Ahio,  5^4,andJerimoth 

2  5.1phedeiah,  &  Penucl  the  fons  of  Shajhal^ 
&hat?c 
Levit.  13.33  -but  the  fcall  (hall  he  not  Jhave 
1 4.8.(ball  wa(h  his  clothcs,&^a.off  all  his  ha. 

9.(hall Jhave  all  his  hair  off  his  head 
2 1.  ^.neither  (hall  they  Jhave  off  the  corner  of 
Num.6.9.mi\\fhave  his  head  in  the  day  of  his  cle. 
on  the  feventh  clay  (hall  he  Jhave  it 
1 8.  fhaWJhave  the  head  of  his  feparation 
8.7  .and  let  them  Jhave  all  their  fle(h 
Deaf.  2 1 . 1 2.(hall  Jhave  her  head,  &  pare  her  nails 
/wrff.itn^.thecaufed  him  tofhtve  off  the  feven 
lfai.7. 20,in  the  fame  day  (hall  the  Lordjfcaw  that 
E^.44.20.neither  (hall  they  Jhtive  their  heads 
^i  21.24.that  they  may  Jhave  their  heads 

3>bateD. 

Ge«.4i.t4jofephy^aff</himfelf,and  changed 

2  Saw.  lo.^.Jbavedofithe  one  half  of  their  beards 
1  Cbro.ig.njhaved  them}&  cut  off  their  garments 
7^  1.20.  Job  arofe,— and  Jhaved  his  head 

£>habeh. 
Ge».i4.y.an,d  the  Emims  in  Sforoefc-Kiriachaim 

£>batoen. 
lew'?.  1 3.3  3.  he  (hall  bejhav.  but  the  fcall  (hall  he 
Num.6. 1 9,after  the  hair  of  his  feparation  isjhaven 
Judg.ig. 17.it  Ibejhaven,then  my  ftrength  will 
2 2. began  to  grow  agaih,after  he  wasjhaven 
Jer.$  1 . 5  .having  their  bexdsjhaven}  and 
1  Cor.  1 1.  y.is  even  all  one  as  if  (he  v/eiejhaven 
6.3.  (hame  to  bejhaven,  let  her  be  covered 
gifoml  called  *E>aal,Gen.36\37. 
Gcn.46.  io.the  fons  of  Simeon :  —Shaul  the  fon 

Exod.6.  15. 
Num.16.13.  ofSbaul,  the  family  of  the  Shaulkes 
1  Chr.i. 48. Sbaul  of  Rehoboth  reigned  in  his  ftead 
49.when  Sfe<i«/  was  dead,Baal-hanan  reigned 
4.24.10ns  of  Simeon  were — Zerah,and  Shaul 
6.24.fons  of  Kohath — Uzziahhis  fon,&  Shaul 
£>batti<te0. 
Num'z6. 1 3  .of  Shaul  the  family  of  the  Sbaulites 

j&haa(ba,  called  &eratak. 
t  Cfc>-.i8.i6.wcrethe  priefts,&  Shaujha  was  fcribe 

5>l)Caf. 
Gra.37.7.  my  Jheafatofe,  and  alfo  flood  upright 

your  (heaves—- made  obeyfa.  to  my  Jheaf 

Imf.23.10.ye  (hall  bring  a  Jheaf  of  the  firft-fruits 

1  i.and  ye  (hall  wave  the  Jheaf  before  the  L. 

1 2.(hall  offer  that  day,when  ye  wave  the Jhe. 

1  f.from  the  day  that  ye  brought  thefheaf 

Dew. 24. 1 9-and  haft  forgot  a  jheaf,  thou  (halt  not 

Job  24.10.and  they  take  away  the  Jheaf 'from  the 

Zecfc.  1 2.£.govern.  of  Judah— like  a  torch  in  a  Jhe . 

5)beal. 
E-^-tf  10.29.fons  of  Bani :  '—Shealt  and  Ramoth- 


SHE      SHE 

&healtiei. 

E\ra  3 .2-then  ftood  up  Zerubba.the  fon  of  Shealt. 

8. began  Zetubbabel  the  fon  of  Sheallkl 

% .2.then  rofe  up  Zerubbab.  the  fon  of  Shealtiel 

Nehem.n.x.  went  up  with  Zerub.the  fon  of  Shea. 

Hag.  1 . 1  .unto  Zetubbabel  the  fon  of  Shealtiel 

1 ». then  Zerubb.  the  fon  of  Shealt. — obeyed 

i4.L.ftirredupthe(pir.ofZer.thefonof  Sh. 

2.2.fpeak  now  to  Zerubbab.the  fon  of  Shealtiel 

23.I  will  take  Zerubbabel  the  fon  of  Shealti. 

Sbcart- 

lfai.10.14.  (hall  not  be  found  ajheard  to  take  fire 

&beat&sf. 

£^£.23.34.  thou  (halt  break  the Jheards thereof 

*§>l>ear. 

Gen.%  i. i9.Laban  went  to Jhear  his  (hcep 

38.13  .goeth  up  to  Timnah  to  Jhear  his  (heep 
Vent,  i  5. 1  g.noi Jhear  the  firftling  of  thy  (heep 

1  Sam.%  j.4.Davidheard  that  Nabal  did  jhear  his 

Acts  8.32  .like  a  lamb  dumb  before  the  Jhearer 

^hearers. 
GfB.3  8. 1 2.went  up  to  his  (heepjhearers  to  Timn. 
J  Sam.z$. 7. now  1  have  heard  thou  haiijhearers 
1  i.flefh  that  I  have  killed  for  my  Jhearer  s 

2  5VM8.i3.2  3.Abfalom  had  (heep-Jfow.inBaal-ha. 

24.behold  now,thy  fervant  hath  (heep-Jhear. 
Ifai^i.-j.  asa  (heep  before  her Jhearers is  dumb 

ja)rjeariat]. 
1  Chr.S.  3  8.  Atel  had  fix  fons  :—lmmze\,Skariah 

^earlafhub. 

Jfai.7. 3  .meet  Ahaz.thou,  and  Shcariajhub  thy  fon 

^hearing. 

1  Sam.zi.i.and  he  viasjhearing  (heep  in  Carmel 

i&heartng=fc<w/<?. 

2  I^k  io.n.as  he  was  at  theJhearing-hoYtfe  in  the 

i4.he  flew  them  at  the  pit  of  theJhear'w?-ho. 
£>beath. 

1  Si«s.i7.^i.hisfword,&  drew  it  out  of  thejheatb 

2  Sam.io.S.fv/ord  fattened  on  his  loins  in  thejZ;. 
1  Cbr.ZY.z7. he  put  up  his  fword  again  into  hisfh. 
£^\2i.3.willdrawforthmy  fword  out  ofhisfh. 

4.(hallmy  fword  go  forth  out  of  his Jheatb 
5  .drawn  forth  my  fword  out  of  his  Jheatb 
3  o.lhall  I  caufe  it  to  return  into  hisjheatb 
John  1 8. 1 1  .put  up  thy  fword  into  thejheatb 

£>heat)f@. 
G^.37.7.  we  were  bindingJi&MW  in  the  field 

your  Jheave s — made  obeyf.to  my  (heaf 
Ruth  2.7.gather  afcer  the  reapers  amongft  thejhea. 

1  j.  let  her  glean  even  among  the  Jheaves 
Nehem.  1 3.1  j.on  the  fabbath,  &  bringing  in fhea. 
Pfal.  1 26.6.bringing  his  Jheaves  with  him 

1  i9.7.nor  he  that  bindeth/feftiwr  his  bofom 
Amos  2.13  .ptefled  under  you>  as  a  cart  full  ofjhea. 
Micah  4.1 2.(hall  gather  them  as  Jheaves  into  the  fl. 

&b~eba,ori§>hebab. 
Gf».io.7.the  fons  of  Raamah :  Sheba,  and  Dedan 

1  Chron.  1 .9. 
28Joktan begat  Almodady — and  Shcba 

2  j .3 .  and  Jokihan  begat  Sheba    1  Chro,  1.32. 
26.3 3. and  he  called  it  Shebah 

Jojh*  1 9.2.h3d  in  their  inheritance  Beer-(h.&  She. 

z  Sam.zo.i.i  man  of  Bclial,whofe name  was  She. 
2.fo  every  man  of  Ifrael— followed  Sbeba 
t>.now  (hall  Shcba  do  us  more  harm 
7»went  out  of  Jerufalem }  to  purfue  after  She. 
10X0  Joab  and  Abithai  purfued  after  Sheba 
1 3  .to  purfue  after  Sheba  the  fon  of  Bichri 
2 1  .(Sheba  the  fon  of  Bichri  by  name)  bath 

2  2. they  cut  off  the  head  of  Sheba  the  fon  of 
1  Kin.  10. 1. queen  of  She.  heard  of  the  fame  of  So. 

2  chron  9. 1. 
4.queen  of  Sheba  had  feen  the  wifdom  of  So. 

z  Chron.  9. 3. 

io.as  thefe,  which  the  queen  of  Sbeba  gave  to 

;  Chro.  9.  9. 

1 3  .gave  unto  the  queen  of  Sheba  her  defirc 

1  Chro.  g.xz. 

1  Chro.i.zz.and  Ebal,and  Abimael,  and  Sheba 

<; .  1 3  .and  their  brethren — -Sheba,  and  Jorai 
Job  tl.19.the  companies  of  Sheba  waited  for  them 
P/#.72.io.kings  of  Sheba&.  Seba  (hall  offer  gifts 
1  y  .to  him  (hall  be  given  of  the  gold  of  Sbeba 
lfai.6o-6.  all  they  from  Sheba  (hall  come 
jer.6. zo.  to  whatpurpofe — incenfe  from  Sbeba 
Er^e  fr.i  7.22.merchants 


SHE       SHE 

27.22.  merchants  of  Sbsba  were  thy  merchants 
Verfe  aj. 
3  8.  i$.Sheba  and  Dedan,  and  the  merchants  of 
jg>hebam« 
W«w.jz.j.and  unto  the  princes,faying,  Sbebam 

&rjebantab. 
1  Chro.  1  y.  z\.Shebaniab  and  Elieier  did  blow  with 
Neb.9. $.then  ftood  upon  the  ftaires  Sbebaniah 
j.  and  Sbebaniah  faid,Stand  up,and  bieffe 
10.4.  Hattufh,  Sbebaniah,  Malluch 

io.and  their  brethren,Stefe<J»wfo,Hodijah 
i2.Zaceur3Sherebiah>  Sbebankh 
ii.i4.ofMelicu,Jonathan:ofSktew^Jofeph 

1  Cfo-fl.a.48.Maacha3Calebs  concub.  bare  Sbebcv 

g>hebna, 

2  Kin.  1 8. 1 8. there  came  out  to  them  Sh.the  fcribe 

2&faid  Sbebna  unto  Rabfh.and  Joah,  Speak 
37. then  came  Eliakim— and  Sbebna.  the  fcr. 
i9.z.he  fent— Shib.  —to  Efay  the  prophet,  the 
if  a.  17.  i. 
//i.ii.i5.gettheeuntothis  treafurer,even  to  She. 
36.  j.came  forth  unto  him,Eliakim-— and  Sheb, 
1 1  .then  faid  Eliakim>and  Sbebna,  3nd  Joah 
zi.and  Sbebna— to  Hezek.with  their  cloths 
£>r;ebue!, 
1  C/3ro.i3.i^.fonsofGerfliom>  Sbebuel  the  chief 
z j.4.  fons  of  Heman,  Uzziel,  Sbebuel 
z6,i  ^.Sbebuel  fon  of  Gerfhom  was  rulerof 
£>bect;anfab. 


SHE       SHE 

34,and  they  laid  wait  againft  Sbechem 
39.Gaal  went  out  before  the  men  ofShccbem 
4i.they  fhould  not  dwell  in  Sbechem 
46. men  of  the  tower  of  Sbechem  heard  that 
47.menofthe  tower  of  She.  were  gathered 
49.that  all  the  men  of  the  tower  of  Sbe.died 
$7.  evill  of  the  men  of  Sbechem  did  God 
n.ip.high-way  thatgoeth  up  from  Bet.to  Sb. 
x  Kin.  1  a.  1.  Rehoboam  went  to  Sbechem ;  for  all 
zCbron-  10.  I. 
Ifr.were  come  to  Sbe.to  make  him  king 
a  j.then  Jeroboam  built  Sbe.iti  mo.Ephraim 
1  Chro. 6. 67. gave  unto  them  Sbcc.in  mo.  Ephraim 
7.i9.fons  of  Shemida  were,  Ahian,&  Sbechem 
z8. Shechem  alfo  and  thetownes  thereof 
Pfal.6o.6.1  will  divide  Shecbem3and  mete  out  the 
Pfal.  108.7. 
fer.41.  j.there  came  certain  from  Shechem,  having 
J3>!jecl)emiteff. 

}Xum.z6.\  i.of  Shechem,  the  family  of  the  Sbcche. 

1  Sam.zo.io.ScJhedout  his  bowels  to  the  ground 
Mat.z6.z8  Jhedfox  many,for  the  remiffion  of  fins 
Att.z.sihz  hathjhed  forth  this  which  ye  now  fee 
Rom.1}.'),  love  of  God  is  jhed abroad  in  our  hearts 
Titus  3.6.which  hejhcdon  us  abundantly 
jg)heD  joyned  with  Blond,  See  H?l0UD. 

ia>heijt)et. 

£^.i8*.io.if  hebegetafon  that  is  a  robbery  J7;c 

iSrjeljtiedj, 


SHE      SHE 


Cfcro.3.zi.fons  of  Obadiah— 'fons  o£Shechaniab    Gen.9.6.  whofoj2>«M#/?  mans  bloud,  by  man  fhall 

£■^•22.3 .the  city  Jheddctb  bloud  in  the  midft  of 

Hcb.g.zz.yjiihoxitjhcdding  of  bloud  is  noremiffi. 

Num.  1 .  j  .of  the  tribe  of  Reu.Elizur  the  fon  of  S  h. 

z.io.fhall  be  Elizur  the  fon  of  Sbedeur 

7. 30. on  the  fourth  day  Elizur  the  fon  of  Shed. 

3  y.was  the  offer.of  Elizur  the  fon  of  Sbedeur 

10. 1 8.  over  the  hoft  was  Elizur  the  fon  of  She. 

§gfttZ-goats3  See  <©oat$f. 


aa.and  the  fons  of  Shecbaniah, Sctaaiah 
a4. 1 1  .the  tenth  to  Shecbaniah 
a  Chro. 3 1. 1  f  .next  him  were  Edea,Shechaniah 
E5y-.8.3.the  fons  of  Shecbaniah  3of  the  fons  of  Phar. 
5  .the  fons  of  Sk.-with  him  three  hun. males 
lo.z.Shecbaniab  anfwered,  We  have  finned 
Wefr.3.a{>.afterhim  repaired  alfo  Shem.fon  ofShe. 
6.i8.he  was  fon-in-law  to  Shecbaniah 
1  z.^.Sbccbamab,  Rehum,  Merimoth 
^ecbcm. 
Gen, 3  3. 1 8.  Jacob  came  to  Shalem  a  city  ofSechem 
lo.at  the  hand  of  the  children  of  Himor  Sb. 
34.a.when  Sbech.  thefon  of  Hamor,  the  Hivite 
^.Shechem  fpake  to  his  father  Hamor 
^.father  of  Shechem  went  out  to  Jacob 
8. foul  of  my  fon  Shechem  longeth  after 
1  i.and  Sbechem  faid  to  her  father,  and  breth. 
1 3 .  Shechem,  &  Hamor  his  father  deceitfully 
i8.their  words  pleafed Hamor  and  Shechem 
ao.  Hamor  and  Shechem  his  fon  came  to  the 
a4.to  Hamor.and  unto  Sbe.his  fonjhearkned 
a6.they  flew  Hamor  and  Sbech.his  fon,with 

Iand  took  Dinah  out  of  Shecb.hoxtfe 
3  5.4.  Jac.hid  them  under  an  oak  wch  was  by  Sb. 
37.ia.wentto  feed  their  fathers  flock  in  Sbech. 
1 3  .doe  not  thy  brethren  feed  in  Sbechem 
i4.Jofeph  came  to  Shechem 
Nttm.z6.l  i.of  Shechem,  the  family  of  the  Sheche. 
fojh.  17. z  .there  was  alfo  a  lot  for  the  child,  of  She. 
7-to  Michmethah  that  lieth before  Shechem 
a  0.7.  they  appointed  Sbecbem'm  mount  Ephra. 
li. a  1.  they  gave  them  Shechem  with  her  fub. 
14.1.  Jofhua  gathered  all  the  tribes  to  Shechem 
ay.fet  them  a  ftatute,&  an  ordinance  in  She. 
3  a. bones  of  Jofeph — buried  they  in  Sbechem 
bought  of  the  fons  of  Ha.the  fat.of  Sb. 
fudg.B.i  1.  his  concubine  that  was  in  Sbe.the  alfo 
9.i.Abimelech-wenttoSfedbew,unto  his  mot 


G«2.4.a.Abcl  was  a  keeper  of  Jheep 
1  a.  16. Abraham  had  Jheep  and  oxen 
ao.i4.  Abimelech  took  jheep  and  oxen 
ai.a7.Abraham  tookJte/>,and  gave  them  to 
ap.a.three  flockes  of  jheep  lying  by  the  well 
3  .from  the  wels  mouth,and  watered  the  jheep 
6\Rachel  his  daughter  cometh  with  the  Jheep 
7. water  ye  thejfep,and  goe  feed  them 
8.then  we  water  the  Jheep 
o.Rachel  came  with  her  fathers  Jheep 
1  o.Jacob  faw  the  Jheep  of  Laban  his  mothers 
30.3  z.  all  the  browne  among  theficep 

Verfe  35. 
3  3  .that  is  not  browne  among  the  Jheep 
3 1.1 9.Laban  went  to  fheare  his  Jheep 
34.28. they  took  their  Jheep,and  their  oxen 
38.13.  goeth  up  to  Timnah  to  fhear  his  flieep 
Exod.g.  3  .hand  of  the  Lord  is  upon  the  Jheep 
1  2.j.)«e  fhall  take  it  out  from  the  Jheep 
ao.Z4.  fhall  facrifice  thereon  thy  Jheep  and  thy 
a  a.  1  .if  any  man  fhall  fteal  an  ox  or  a  Jheep 

he  fhall  reflore  four  Jheep  for  a  jheep 
4.whether  it  be  ox,or  affe,or  Jheep,he  fhall 
J.for  ox3for  aSe, fox  Jhee  p,for  raiment,or 
10.  unto  his  neighbour  to  keepjfec/>,ind  it 
30.1ikewife  fhalt  thou  doe  with  thy  Jheep 
34.i9.every  firftling,whether  ox-oxjheep 


fpeakintheearsof  all  the  men  of  Shec.    £tt>.i.io.ifliis  offering  be  of  the  flocks  of  the  Jhe. 


3#fpake  of  him  in  the  ears  of  al  the  men  of  S. 
<5.all  the  men  of  Shechem  gathered  together 

made  Abim.king  by  the  plain-in  Shec. 
7.hearken  to  me  ye  men  of  Sheche m 

1 8.made  Abime.-king  over  the  men  of  Sb. 
ao.  Abimelech,&  devour  the  men  of  Shechem 
let  fire  come  out  from  the  men  of  She. 
a3.between  Ahimelech,and  the  men  of  She. 
men  of  S&.dealt  treacheroufly  withAb. 
a4.on  the  men  of  Shechem  which  aided  him 
a  5  .men  of  Sbechem  fet  liers  in  wait 
i6".Ebed  came  with  his  bret.  &  went  to  She. 
men  of  Sbe.xtat  their  confidence  in  him 
a8.who  is  Abimelech,and  who  is  Shechem 
ferve  the  men  of  Ha.the  father  of  She. 
3  i.Gaal->and  his  brethren  be  come  to  Shechem 


7.23. fhall  eat  no  manner  fat  of  ox,or  ofjheep 

aa.i9.a  male  without  blemifh  of  the— Jheep 
a  1. a  free-will-offeringiin  beeves,  or  Jheep 
Z7.  jheep  is  brought  forth,then  it  fhall  be 

a7.z6.  no  man  fhall  fanftifie  it,  whether-J#«'/> 
Num.i8.ij.  firftling  o(aJheep,thou  fhalt  not  red. 

2a.40.and  Balak  offered  oxen,zndJhecp 

3  i.a8.1evya  tribute  of  the  beeves,  &  of  the  jhc. 
3  a.men  of  war  had  caught  v/as67^ooo.Jhc. 
36.  that  went  out  to  war,  was  3  37  ^00. Jheep 
3  7.Lords  tribute  of  the  jheep,  was  67  j: 
4J>unto  the  congregation,  was  337590^. 

3  2.24.  build  ye  cities,  and  folds  for  youtfliecp 
36.fenced  cities,and  folds  forjheep 
Deaf.7-13.he  will  bieffe  the  flocks  of  thy  jheep 

i4.4.beafts  which  ye  fhall  eat  i  the  ox,the  jheep 
Nnnn  3 


26.beftow  that  money  for  oxen  ot Jheep 
1 5.19.  noriheare  the  fidiling  ofthyjheep. 
17. 1.  not  facrifice  any  jheep  wherein  is  blemidi 
18. 3. this  (hallbethe  pritftsdue,whet.ox  or/fe, 
4,  firft  of  the  fleece  of  thy  flse.  fhalt  thuu  give 
aa.  1. fee  thy  brothers  ox,' or  hisjheep  goe  aitray 
a8.4.bleffed  fliall  be  the  flockes  of  thy  Jheep 
1 8.curfed  Uiall  be  —the  flockes  of  thy Jh:ep 
■$  \. thy  Jheep  &\z\\  be  given  unco  thy  enemies 
j  1. which  (hal  not  leave  the  flocks  of  thyj^. 
3  a.  i4.butter  of  kine,  and  milk  of  Jheep 
fojh. fi.zi.utteAy  deftroyed  ox  ax\&Jhccp 

7.24.took  hisjheep  and  his  tentyand  all 
Judg.6.^.\eft  no  fuftenancc,neither jitap  nor  Ok 
1  Sam.S.  t7.he  will  take  the  tenth  of  your  Jheep 
14.3  a.people  flew  on  the  fpoil,&  took  the  Jheep 

34.bring  every  raan  his  ox  and  hisjheep 
lj.3.fliybothman  and  woman,  ox  and  Jheep 
9-Saul  fpared-Agag  and  the  beft  ofthejheep 
14. what  meaneth  then  this  bleating  oijleep 
1  y.people  fp.ired  the  beft  ofthejheep 
a  1. people  took  of  the  fpoi\,Jheep  and  oxen 
16.1  i.and  behold,he  keepeth  thejheep 

I9.fcnd  me  David  which  is  with  thy Jheep 
1 7. 1  j.  returned  from  Saul  to  feed  his  fit.Jbeep 
20.  role  up  early-&  left  thejheep  with  a  ke. 
28.  with  whom  haft  thou  left  thofe  few  Jheep 
34_thy  fervant  kept  his  fsthets  Jheep 
2  f.a.and  he  had  three  thoufand  fljecp 

&  be  was  fhearing  his  Jlecp  in  Carmel 
4-  David  heard-that  Nabal  did  fhear  hisj^. 
i6.while  we  were  with  them  keep,  thefheep 
i8.and  took  five fieep  ready  dreffed 
27.9.2nd  took  away  thejheep  and  the  oxert 
a  Sam.7.8.  thee  from  the  fhexoat, from  fol.thefh. 
i7.a9.honey  and  butter,  &Jh:ep  for  the  people 
24. 1 7.but  thefc/&ff/>,whac  have  they  done 
1  Kin.  1 .9.  Adonijih  flew  Jheep  and  oxen 

19.  hath  flaine  oxen  and  jheep  in  abundance 

a  j. gone  down  this  day,  and  hath  fitin-fveep 

4.23.  and  an  hundrcdy^ffp,be(ide  harts 

8.5.8c  all  the  congregation  facrificing/fe'/> 

63.Solo.offered  2zcoo.ox.&  izoooo.Jheep 

zKjn.$.z6.isit  a  time  to  receive-vineyards  Sijhcep 

1  Chr. $.zi.to6k  away  their  cattell-of/^e.a  50000. 

ia.40.brought  oxen  and  Jheep  abundantly 
i7.7.to.theefrom  theJ?i£.coat3from  fol.the  Jhe. 
z  1.  i7.as  for  thefe/te/?,what  have  they  done 

2  Chr.^.6.(accii\ced  jheep  &  oxen*,which could  not 

7. 5  .Solom.offered  a  facrifice  of  an  1  zoooo.jhe. 
1 4. 1 5.  &  carried  away  jheep  and  camels  in  ab. 
1 5^  1. offered  of  the  fpoil,70oo.  Jheep 
1 8. a.  Ahab  killed/fee^  and  oxen  for  him  in 
29.3  3.confe.things  were6oo.oxenj&  3000.J&. 
30.24.Hezekiah  did  give  feven  thoufand/^rf/' 
princes  gave  to  the  cong.ioooo.fheep 

3 1. 6.  they  alfo  brought  tithes  of  oxen  8cjheep_ 
Neb. ^.18. fox  me  daily,was  one  ox,&  6.choiceJh. 
fob  1. 3. his  fubftance  was  feven  tboufandjfofp 

1 6.  and  hath  burnt  up  the  Jheep, -^nd  the  ferv. 
3 1 .20.if  he  were  not  war.  wth  the  fle.of  my  jhe. 
42. 12. for  he  had  i^ooo.jheep,&c  6000.  camels 

Pfal.  8. 7.  all  Jheep  &  oxen,and  beafts  of  the  field 
44. 1 1  .given  us  like  Jheep  appointed  for  meat 
49.i4.hkeJfe/>  they  are  laid  in  the  grave 
74>i.wby  doft  thine  anger  fmoak  aga.  thejheep 
78.5  z.made  his  own  people  go  out  like  jheep 
79.13.fo  we  the Jherp  of  thy  pafture  will  give 

95.7.  wearethejfepofhtshand 
joo.3.we  are  thejheepof  his  pafture 
1 1 9. 1 76.I  havegone aftray  like  a  \ot\Jheep 
1 44. 1 3  .that  our  Jhe.  may  bring  forth  thousands 

C7i»f.4.a.thy  teeth  are  like  a  flock  of  Jheep 

Chap.  6. 6. 

;/i.7.2i.thata  man  fliall  nouriih  —  two  Jheep 
a  2. 1 3.behold,joy,and  killing  of  jheep 
53.6.all  we  like  Jheep  are  gone  aftray 

Jer.  1 2.3-pull  them  out  MYefheep  for  the  {laughter 
23. 1. woe  to  the  paftors  that  fatter  thejheep 
<o.6.my  people  hath  been  \oi\Jheep 

17.  Ifrael  is  a  fcattertd  Jheep 
£^-34-<!',|ri) 'j^eep  wander  throughout  all  the 

1 1 . 1  will  both  fearch  my  Jh?ep,  &  feek  them  ' 
1 2.day  that  he  is  among  hisjf)eep  that  are 

fo  will  I  feek  out  my  jlncp  j 
Hof.i  2.1 2.  and  for  a  wife  he  kevt  jheep 

foci  1. i$.no:U 


I  SHE       SHE 

Jwl  1. 1 8. flocks  of  Jheep  are  made  defolate 
I  Mieab  % .8.as  a  young  lion  among  the  flocks  of/fo. 
Zeeb.i  3. 7. finite  the  Sheph.&  the  Jheep  fhalbe  fca. 

Af4t.7.i$.falfe  proph.wch  come  to  you  mjheeps  d. 
io.6.but  go  rather  to  the  loft  Jheep  of  the  houfe 
u.ii  .one  Jheep,  and  if  it  fall  into  a  pit  on  the 
1  z.how  much  then  is  a  man  better  then  ajh. 
1  y.24.1  am  not  fent,but  unto  the  loft  flieep  of 
1 8. 1 1. if  a  man  have  an  hundred/fep,  and  one 

13. he  rejoyceth  more  of  thatjheep ,then  of 
25.3  i.as  a  fhepherd  divideth  the  Jheep  from 
3  3. he  ftiall  fet  the Jbeep  on  his  right  hand 
z6. 31. Jheep  of  the  flock  (hall  be  Scattered 
Luke  1 J  .4.  having  an  hundred  Jheep,  if  he  lofe  one 

6.1  have  found  my  Jheep  which  was  loft 
John  2. 14.  in  the  temple  thofe  that  fold  -—Jheep 
1  5;  .drove  them  all  out  of  the  temp.  &  the  Jh. 
10.  z.  in  by  the  door,  is  the  fhepherd  of  the  Jheep 
3  .and  the  Jheep  hear  his  voice 

he  calleth  his  own  Jheep  by  name 
4-when  he  putteth  forth  his  own  Jheep,he 

goeth  before  them,and  the  Jheep  follow 
7.I  am  the  door  of  the  jheep 
8. but  the  Jheep  did  not  hear  them 
1 1. good  Shepherd  giveth  his  life  for  the  Jh. 
1 2. hireling, — w  hole  own  the  Jheep  are  not 
feeth  the  wolf  commi.  &  leaveth  the  Jh. 
wolf  catcheth  them,  &  fcatter.  the  Jheep 
1 3.fleetha — -and  careth  not  for  the  Jheep 
1 4.I  am  the  good  Shepherd,and  know  my  Jh. 
1  S.I  lay  down  my  life  for  the  Jheep 
1 6. other  Jheep  I  have,  which  are  not  of 
2<>.beleeve  not,bec3ufe  ye  are  not  of  my  Jhe. 
27. my  Jheep  heat:  my  voice 
2 1. 1 6.  he  faith  unto  him.  Feed  my  Jheep 

Verfe  17. 
Heb.i  3.io.JefuSj  that  great  Shepherd  ofthejheep 
Revel.i2.i  ^.Jheep^nd  horfes,and  chariots,  and 

As  <i>heep. 

Num.i7.i7.be  not  asjheep  which  have  no  ftiephe. 

1  i£i#.  2  2. 17.aH  Ifx.as  Jheep  that  have  not  a  ftieph. 

zCbro.1S.16. 

Pfal.44.zz.v1t  are  counted  is  Jheep  fox  the  flaught. 

Kom.S.  26. 
ifai.i  3.i4.(halbe  as  a  Jheep  that  no  man  taketh  up 
%  3 .7  .and  as  a  Jheep  before  her  (hearers  is  dumb 
Micah  2.t  2.11e  put  them  together  as  the  Jheep  of 
■MVtf.o^tf.fcattereti  — asjheep  having  no  fhepherd 
10.16.I  fend  you  forth  as  jfep  in  the  midft  of 
Af^.6.34.becaufe  they  were  as  Jheep  not  having 
Acts  S. -$z. he  wasled  as  a fheep  to  the  flaughter 
1  Pff.2.2j.fcrwewereas_/^^goinga(tray 

j&hce^c&at. 
z  Sam.  7, S.I  took  thee  from  the  Jbeep-coat  from 

1  Cbro.17.7. 
j§>heep-coatgf. 

1  Sam.z^.he  came  by  theJheep-coats,hy  the  way 

John  io.  i.entreth  not  by  the  door  into  thejheep-f. 
^heej)-folO0, 

Num.it.i6.vic  will  build Jheep-folds for  ourcatt. 
Judg.^.x  6.why  abodeft  thou  in  the  Jheep- folds 
Pfal.7S.70.iad  took  him  from  thejheep-folds 

gjljeepgate, 
Nebem.^. i.znd  they  built  the Jheep-gate 

3  2. the  corner  unto  the  Jheep-gate,  repaired 
12.39.even  unto  thejhecp-gate ;  and  they  flood 
&rjeep=mar&et, 
John  j.2.there  is  by  the  Jheep.mark.et  a  pool 
jS>heepsmaftet. 

2  I$#.3.4'Me(ha  king  of  Moab  was  zjheep-mafler 

jg>hc£p=fi)earcrsJ, 

Gen.$S.i  2.went  up  to  his  Jheep-Jhear.  to  Timnath 

2  5dBU.13.23.  Abfal.had  jheep-Jhearers  in  Baal- Ha. 

24.behold  now,  thy  fervant  hath  Jheep-Jhear. 

&heep=0fetri0. 

Heb.  1 1. 37.they  w3ndred  about  'mfheep'Skins 

g>hm. 

Acls  io.r  i.veffell — as  it  had  been  a  great Jheet 
1 1.5.  veffell  defcend,  as  it  had  been  a  great  Jheet 

/«%.i4.i2.then  I  will  give  you  thirty Jheets,  and 
1 3. then  fhall  ye  give  me  thirty  Jheets }  and 
iSftefyartal). 
1  Chr».8.i6.Shzm(hetti,Bc  Sbehariah,  &  Athaliah 


SHE       SHE 

ifc&eUel, 

6fK.24.22.took  a  golden  ear-ring,  of  half  ajhekel 

Exod.  3  o.  1 3  .half  ajhekel  after  the  Jhe\el  of  the  fa. 

ajhekel  is  twenty  gerahs :  &  half  ajfe. 

1  5. poor  fhall  not  give  lefie  then  half  ajhekel 

24.0? cjflia  5oo.fhtkils,after  the Jhe^eloi 

38.24.after  the  Jhekel  of  the  fanftuary 

Ver.25,26.  Levity.  15.  &  27.3,  25;. 
jV«;».3.47,5o.&  7.13,19,2^3 1,37, 

43^49^5,61,67,735795  8*>  86- 

&  18.16. 

iew'f.27.25.eftimations  fhalbe  accord.to  thefhek- 

twenty  gerahs  fhalbe  a  Jheljel 

Num.3.47.  the  Jhekel  is  twenty  gerahs 

1  S<H#.9.8.here  at  hand  the  fourth  part  of  zfhehel 

2  i£i».7. 1  .meafure  offine  flower  be  fold  for  zfloe\. 

Verfe  18. 
and  two  meafures  of  barley  for  ajhek_el 
Verfe  18. 
i6.a  meafure  of  fine  flower  was  fold  for  ajh. 
and  two  meafures  of  barley  for  a  Jhekel 
Nete8.io.32.ye3rly3withthethirdpart  of  a  Jhel{. 
£^.4  ?.  1  z.thejfjeliel  fhall  be  twenty  gerahs 
Amos  8. y. making  the  ephah  fmall,and  the  Jhekel 
S>hetsel0. 

Ges.23.if.the  land  is  worth  fourty  Jhekels  of  filv. 

i6.four  bundled  Jhekels  of  (ilver,  currant  m. 

24.22.two  bracelets  for  her  hand,  of  ten  Jhekels 

Exod.  2 1 . 3  2. he  fhall  give  unto  their  mafter  3  o.Jh. 

30.2 3  .of  pure  mirrhe  five  hundred /fo;(c/.r 

of  fweet  cinamon  two  hund.  &  fifty  Jh. 
and  of  fweet  calamus  2  %o.JI)e\els 
24.andofcafIiafive  hundred  Jhekels 
3  8.24.and  feven  hundred  and  thirty  Jhekels 
2j.feven  hund.&  threefcore  and  fifteen fhek.. 
28.of  the  thouf.feven  hund.feventy  five fhefy. 
29.and  two  thoufand  &  four  hundred  fhe\eh 
Levit.5.1  j. with  thy  eftimation  by \be\els  of  filver 
27. 3. even  thy  eftimation  fhall  be  fifty Jhekels 
4.female,then  thine  eftimation  fhalbe  30 .Jh. 
j  .eftimation  fhalbe  of  the  male  twenty  fhe\. 
and  for  the  female  ten  Jhekels 
6.thine  eftimation  fhalbe  of  the  male  five  fh.  I 
for  the  female—  three  Jhekels  \ 
7.  a  male,then  thine  eftimat.fhalbe  1  y.  Jhe\ 
and  for  the  female  ten  Jhekels 
16.  homer  of  barley  feed—  valued  at  ^o.flie. 
Num.  3. 47. thou  (halt  even  take  five  Jhekels  apiece 
50.took  he  the  money,  1 36  j  .fhek.e!s,after  the 
7.i3.weight  whereof  was  an  hund.&  thirty  Jh. 

19>M>  3 1> 37,435 49s  11>6i367, 
73    79. 
i4.one  fpoon  of  ten  Jhekels  of  gold 

Verf.20,  26,  32,  38,44,  70,56,62, 

*8,74,8o. 

8  y.each  charger  of  filver  weighing  1 3  o.Jhe  £. 

all  the  filver  veflels  weighed  2400.  Jhe. 

86.fpoons— full  of  incenfe,weighing  ten Jb. 

all  the  gold  of  the  fpoons  was  120  Jhe\. 

1S.16.  for  the  money  of  bvcjhekels 

3i.f2.allthegold— was  167 50  Jhekels 

Dent.  22. 1 9.they  lhall  amerce  him  in  an  hundr.^. 

29.10  the  damofels  father  fifty  Jbefyls  of  filv. 

fojh.7.z  i.Babylonifh  garment,&  two  hund.  Jhe\. 

fndg,S.z6.  golden  ear-rings— was  i7oo.Jhekeh 

i7.2.the  eleven  hundred,/^,  of  filver— I  took 

3. when  he  had  reftored  the  eleven  hund  Jhe. 

4- his  mother  took  two  hundred  Jhekels  of  fil. 

io.a  prieft,&  He  give  thee  ten  Jhekels  of  filv. 

1  &y».i7.f.weightof  the  coat  was  5000.Jif.ofbr. 

7-his  fpears  head  weighed  6oo.Jhek-  of  iron 

2  S<z»z.i4.26.weigh,  the  hair  of  his  head  at  too.Jh. 

18. 1  i.I  would  have  given  thee  tenJheJpls 

1 2.thoughI  fliould  receive  a  thoufand  fhe\. 
21.16.  weight  of  whofe  fpear  weighed  3  00. Jh. 
24.24.and  the  oxen,  for  fifty  Jhekels  of  filver 

1  I$8.io.itf.fixhundred./&^frofgold  went  to 

29-went  out  of  Egypt  for  fix  hundred  Jhekels 
2  Cbro.  1.  17. 

2  #».i  s.20.exafted  of  each  man  %o.Jhek.of  filv. 
1  Cto-o.2i.2jf.David  gave  to  Oman — 600. Jhekels 
z  c%0.3.9.weight  of  the  nails  was  fifty  Jhekels  of 
Nebem.%.  1 5.  bread  &  wine,befide  ^o.Jhe\-  of  filv. 
Jer.^  2.9.the  money,even  feventeen  Jhekels  of  filv. 
£^.4.io.meat— fhall  beby  weight  20.yJe^.a  day 

4?.i  2.twentyj&£^.  2  f.  Jhekels,  'fifteen  Jhe\els 


SHE      SHE 

^elal). 

Gen.$S,<;.afon,and  called  his  name  Shclah 
1 1  .till  Shslah  my  fon  bs  growne 
I4.fhe  faw  that  Shclah  was  growne 
26.becaufc  I  gave  her  not  to  Sbelab 
46.1 2.fons  of  Judah  : ; — •  Shelah,  Pharci 
Nam.z6.zoSons  of  Judah — were  :  of  Shelab,the 
1  C/;ro.i.i8.begat5k/.7/;,and  Sbelab  begat  Eber 
24.Shcm,Arphaxail,  Sbelab 
2.3.1'ons  of  judah :  Errand  Onan,and  Sbelafj 
4. 1 1  .fons  of  Sbelab— were.Er  the  fat.  of  Lccah. 
^>hclantt£Sf. 
Num.z6. 20.  of  Shelah  the  family  of  the  Skelamtes 

<&>lje!emtai). 

1  Chro.z6.14.  the  lot  eaftward  till  to  Sbelemiah 
Etra.  io.i9.Shelemiah,md  Nathan^and  Adaiah 

4t.Azarecl, and  Sbelemiah,  Shctnariah 
iVrfew.j^o.repaired  Hananiah  the  fon  of  Sbclcm. 
I3.i3.1madetreafurers  —  Shclemiab  the  prieft 
Jer.  3 6 . 1 4.fent  Jehudi — the  fon  of  Shelcmiab 

26.king  commanded —  Skclcmiab  the  fon  of 
37.3.kingfent  Jehucal  the  fon  of  Sbelemiah 
13.  name  was  Irijah,the  fon  of  Sbelemiah 
3  8. 1. and  Jucal  the  fon  of  Sbelemiah,  &  Pafhur 

3>hekpl>. 

Gra.io.2<j.Joktan  begat  Almodad,,  and  Slelepb 

1  Chio.i.zo, 

1  Cfc^.7.3  y.fons  of  Afher :  Imna,and  SkeleJJ} 

&l}i\omi. 
Waw.34.27.of  Afhtr,Ahihud  the  fon  of  Sbelomi 

Levit. 24. 1 1  .and  his  mothers  name  was  Shelomitb 

1  Cbro.i  .19.  Hananiah,  &  Shelomitb  their  filter 
23.9.10ns  of  Shimei :  Shelomitb, andHaziel 

1 8. the  fons  oilzhir,Shelomiththe  chief 
2<5.2j .Zichri  his  fon,and  Shelomithhis  fon 
2£.which  Shelomitb  &  his  brethren  were  over 
28.K  was  under  the  hand  of  Shelomitb,znd 

2  Cbro.  1  i.2o.which bare  him — Ziza,&  Shelomitb 
E^ra  8.1  o.and  of  the  fons  of Shelomitb,  the  fon  of 

^helomotb. 
i  Cfoo.24.22.of  the  Lzhaxites,  Shelomotb 

^belter. 
Job  2  4. 8. embrace  the  rock  for  want  of  zjhelter 
Pfal. 6 1. 3.thou  haft  been  ajhelter  for  me 

^elumiel. 

Num.  1. 6.of  Simeon :  Shelumiel  the  fon  of 
2. 1 2.captain  of  the  childr.of  Simeon  fhalbe  Sh. 
7.3  6\on  the  fift  <hy,Shelumiel  —  did  offer 

41. this  was  the  offering  of  Shelumiel 
10.  i^.over  the  hofx  of —Simeon,vizs  Shelumiel 
^l)e*n,calicd^)sm. 
Gen.  J. 3  2.Noah  begat  S7;««,Ham,3nd  Japhetb. 

Chap.  6. 10. 
7. 1  j.entred  Noah,  &  Shem,  —  into  the  ark 
9.i8.that  went  forth  of  the  ark,were  Shem,znd 
2  3  .Shem  and  Japhet  took  a  garment 
26.blefled  be  the  Lord  God  of  Shem 
27. he  fhall  dwell  in  the  tents  of  Shem 
io.i.fonsofNoah ;  5fe«*,Ham,and  Japheth 
2  Lto  Shem  alfo  the  father  of  all  the  child,  of 

2  2.the  children  of  Shem :  Elam,  and  Afhur 
2  Cbro.i. 17. 

3  i.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Shem,  after  their 
1 1. 1  ©.generations  of  Shem :  Shem  was  an  hund. 

1  i.Stefllived  after  he  begat  Arphaxad 
1  Cbro.i.4.T<ioah,Sbem,  Ham,  and  Japheth 

z^Sbem,  Arphaxad,  Shelah 
Luke  3.36.which  was  the  fon  of  Sent 

j£>hrata, 

Jojh.i  j.26.Amam,and  Shema,and  Moladah 

1  Cfoo.2.43.fons  of  Hebron :  — Rekem,&  Shema 

44.and  Sbema  begat  Raham 

5 .8  .Bela  the  fon  of  Azab,  the  fon  of  Shema 

8.13 .Beriah  alfo  and  Shema,  who  were  heads 

2Veta.8.4.befide  him  flood Mattirhiah,  &  Sbema 

1  Chro.  1 2.3  .then  Joafh  the  fons  of  Shemaah 

Sijemafai). 
1  J(«.>i.22.wordofthe  L.  came  unto  Shcmaiab 
2  Chro.  1 1.  2. 
1  Cfoo.4.37.  fon  of  Sbi'mri,  the  fon  of  Shemaiab 
?.4.fons  of  Joel:  Sbemaiaij  his  fon 
9. 1 4. of  the  Levites:  Shemaiab  the  Ton  of 
itf.and  Obadiah  the  fon  of  Shemaiab 

1  j.  8.  Shemakk 


SHE       SHE 


SHE       SHE 


if. 8. Sbemaiah  the  chief,  and  his  brethren  200. 

i  i.David  called {or— Shemaiab^nd  Eliel 
Z4.6.and  Sbemaiah  the  fon  of  Nathaneel  wrote 
iS.4.fonsofObed-Edoii7  were  Sbemaiah 
6.unto  Sbemaiah  his  fon  were  fons  born 
7#fons  of  Shetnaiab  :  Othni,  and  Rephael 
i  Cbro.ii.  ?.  then  came  Shem.  the  prophet  to  Reh. 
7. the  word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Sbemaiah 
1  y .written  in  the  book  of  Sbemaiah  the  pro. 
I7.8.with  them  hefent  Levites,cven  Sbemaiah 
29. 14. of  the  fons  of  jeduthvm, Sbemaiah, and 
3 1. 1  j .next  him  were — Sbemaiah,  Amariah 
3  y.9,Conaniah  alfo,  and  Shemaiah,and 
Eya  S.i^.fons  of  Adonikam, — Jehiel,&  Shema. 
1 6.then  fent  I  for  Eliezer, — for  Sbemaiah 
1  o.ii. fons  of  Harirri,— Sbemaiah,  and  Jehiel 
3  1.  of  the  fons  of  Harim,Eliezer,— Shemai. 
Nebcin,  j.i^after  him  repaired  Sbemaiah 

tf.io.afterward  I  came  unto  the  houfe  ot~  Shem. 
io.8.Maaziah,Bilgai,  Sbemaiah :  thefe  were 
1 1.1 5. alfo  of  the  Levites :  Sbemaiah  the  fon  of 
1  z.6.Shemaiah,  and  Joiarib,  Jedaiah 
18.  of  Sbemaiah,  Jehonathan 
34.Judah,  and  Benjamin,and  Sbemaiah 
3  j  .Zech.the  fon  ofjcmathan.the  fon  of  She. 
3&\and  his  brethren,  Sbemaiah,  and  Afarael 
42. and  Sbemaiah — &  the  fingers  fang  loud 
Jer.z6.zo.\ldjah  the  fon  oiShem.  of  Kiriath-jea. 
29.24.thus  malt  thou  alfo  fpeak  to  Sbemaiah 
3 1. thus  faith  the  Lord,concerning  Sbemaiah 
becaufe  that  Sbemaiah  hath  prophefied 
3  2.behold,I  will  punifh  Sbemaiah 
3  6. 1 2.and  Delaiah  the  fon  of  Sbemaiah 

1  Cbro.  1  z.%. Shemariah,  and  Shephatiah  the  Haru. 

2  Chro.i  i.ig.wcb  bare  him  children,  Jeufh,  &  She. 
E^a  10.3  2.Benjamin,Malluch,  and  Shemariah 

4i.Azarecl,and  Shclemiah,  Sbemmab 
igjtjemeber, 
Gen.i^.z.Shemeber  king  of  Zeboim 

1  2$?z.i6.24-bought  the  hill  of  Samaria  ofShemer 
the  city — after  the  name  oiSbemer 
&hcmit>a.  §&i)tmtisaite0. 
Num.16. iz.ol  Shemida,the  fam.of  the  Shemidaites 
Jojh.17. 2.was  alfo  a  lot— for  the  children  of  She. 
1  C&ra.7.i9.fons  of  Shemida  were,  Ahian5and 

^emintth. 

1  Cbro.  1 5.1  i.with  harps  on  the  Sbemhith  to  excel 

^r)emiramotJ>. 

1  C2w.15.18.th.eir  brethren— -S  he  miramotb, and 

20.Aziel.and  Shemiramoth,  — wthpfalteries 
i6.%.Shemiramotb,and  Jehiel,— with  pfalteries 

2  Cbto.ij.S.hz  fent  Levites,— Afihel,  and  Shemi. 

^hentuei,  called  &amuzl. 

Wwa1.34.20.of  the  tribe  ofthe  chil.of  Sim.Shemu. 

1  Cbi.6.%  3.Heman — the  fon  of  Joel,the  fon  of  S. 

7.z.the  fons  of  Tola  :  — Libfam,and  Shemuel 

1  Sam.7. 1  i.a  ftone,Sc  fet  it  betw.Mizpeh  &  Shen 
^rjenajar. 

1  Cfe)0.3.i8.Malchiram  alfo,&  Pedaiah,&  Sbena\. 

&bmit. 
Deut.j.g.and  the  Amorites  call  it  Sbenir) 
Cant.4.8.  look  from  the  top  —  of  Sbenir 

£>rjeprjam. 
Num.i 4.1  o.eaft  bord.  from  Hazar-enan  to  Sbep. 
n.coaft  fhall  come  down  from  Shepham  to 
^fjeprjattarj. 

2  Sam.$.4.tht  fifth  Shephatiah  the  fonofAbital 

1  Cbro. 3.  3. 

1  Cbro.9.8. and  Mefliullam  the  fon  of  Shephatiah 

1 2.5 .Shemariah,  and  Shephatiah  the  Haruphitc 
27. 1 6.of  the  SimeoniteSiSbephatiab 

2  Chro.zi. z.he  had  brethren — Michael,&  Shephat. 
E^a  2.4.thechildr.  of  Shephatiah  372.   Neh.7.9. 

17'  the  children  of  Shephatiah,  the 

Nehem.7.^. 
8.8.of  the  fons  of  Shephatiah,  Zebadiah  the 
Nehem.i  i.4.0f  the  chil.of  Judah,— the  fon  of  Sb. 
Jer.1%. i.then  Shepbat.—  heard  the  words  ofjer. 

&rjeprjerO. 

ben.46. ^^.evety  jhepherd  is  an  abomination  unto 

49.24.from  thence  is  the  Shepherd,  the  Stone  of 

Num. 27. 1 7.be  not  3s  fheep  wcb  have  no Jhepherd 

1  Sam.i  7.40.ftones— and  put  them  in  zjheph.hzg 


1  I^J«.22.i7.fcattered,  as  fheep  that  have  no  jheph. 
2  Chro.18. 16. 
P/^/.  2  3.1.  Lord  is  my  Shepherd,!  fhall  not  want 

80. 1  .give  ear,0  Shepherd  of  Ifrael 

Ecclef.  1 2. 1 1  .which  are  given  from  one  Shepherd 

{/2zi.  3  8.1 2.mine  age  is  departed,— as  a  jhepher. tent 

40. 1 1. he  fhall  feed  his  flock  like  a  jhepherd 

44. 2  8. that  faith  of  Cyrus,  He  is  tiny  Jhepherd 
6  3 . 1 1  .with  the  Jhepherd  of  his  flock 

Jer.i  i.io.keephim,as  ajhepberd  doth  his  flock 
43. 12. as  a  jhepherd  putteth  on  his  garment 
49.19.  that  jhepherd  that  will  ftand  before  me 
Chap.  50. 44. 
5"  1. 23.I  will  alfo  break  in  pieces— -the  jhepherd 
E^.34. 5. they  were  fcat.becaufe  there  is  no  jheph. 
8. a  prey, — becaufe  there  was  no  jhepherd 
iz.as  ajhepberd  feeketh  out  his  flock  in  the 
23.I  will  fet  up  one  jhepherd  ovtrthem 

my  ferv.Dav. — he  fhalbe  their  jhepherd 
37.24.and  they  all  fhall  have  one  jhepherd 
Amos  3.i2.asthe/fep^.takethcutof  themouthof 
Zf^.io.2.troubled  becaufe  there  was  no  jhepherd 
1 1 . 1  f.take  to  thee  yet  the  inftru.of  a  roolifh  fh. 
i6.1oe,I  will  raife  up  a  jhepherd  in  the  land 
i7.woe  to  the  idol  jhepherd  that  lenveth  the 
i3.7.awake,Ofword,againft  my  Shepherd 

fmite  the  Shepherd,  &  the  fheep  fhalbe  fc. 

Mat.9.26.(catt.  abroad,as  fheep  having  no  jhepherd 

2j.32.as  a  Jhepherd  dWideth  the  fheep  from  the 

26.3  i.I  willfmite  the  Shepberd,and  the  fheep 

Afw.14.27. 
Mar.6.3'4.they  were  as  fheep  not  having  a  jheph. 
John  io.2.entreth  by  the  door,is  the  Shepherd  of 
1  i.good  Shepherd  :  the  good  jhepherd  giveth 
1 2.and  not  the  jhepherd, — leaveth  the  fheep 
14.I  am  the  good  Sheph.and  know  my  fheep 
itf.there  fhall  be  one  fold,  and  one  Shepherd 
Heb.i  3.20.Lord  Jefus,that  great  Shepherd  ofthe 
1  Ptf.2.2$.but  are  now  returned  to  the  Shepherd 
7 .4.when  the  chief  Shepherd  fhall  appear,  ye 
&b,eptjert)ff. 
Gen.46.32.tb.emen  are  Jhepherds 

47. 3. thy  fervants  are  jhepherds 
ExotLz.17.the  jhepherds  came  &  drove  them  away 
i9«delivered  us  out  ofthe  hand  of  the  jheph. 
1  Sam.z^.7.no\fi  thy  jhepherds — 'wehurt  them  not 
Cant.  1.8  .feed  thy  kids  befides  the  jhepherds  tents 
Ifai.  1 3.2o.nei.fhall  the  jhep.  make  their  fold  there 
3  L4.wb.en  a  multitude  oi jheph.  is  called  forth 
56.11.they  vtejhepherds  that  cannot  understand 
Jer.6. 3  jhepherds  with  iheir  flocks  fhall  come  to 
23.4.I  will  fet  up  jhepherds  over  them 
if. 14.how\,ye  jhepherds,  and  cry,and  wallow 
3  5  .the  jhepherds  fliall  have  no  way  to  flee 
3^.a  voice  ofthe  cry  oi  the  jhepherds 
33.i2.citiesthereoffhalbean  habitation  forjh. 
50.6.their  jhepherds  have  caufed'  them  to  go  aft. 
E^.34.2.prophefieagainft  the  jhepherds  of  Ifrael 
thus  faith  the  Lord  God  to  the  jheph. 
fhould  not  the  jheph.  feed  the  flocks 
7.therefore,ye/fcpfc.hear  the  word  ofthe  Lo. 
Verfe  9. 
8. neither  did  my  jhepher.  fearch  for  my  flock 
but  the  jhepherds  fed  themfdves 
lo.behold,  I  am  a^ainft  the  jhepherds 

neit.fhall  thejhep.fecd  themfel.  any  more 
Amos  i.2.habitations  of 'the  jhepherds  fhall  mourn 
Afiwfcf.j.raifeagainft  him  [even jhepherds 
Nahnm  3 .1 8.thy  jhepherds  flumber,0  king  of  Aff. 
Zepb.z.6.ka-coafx  fhalbe  cottages  for  jhepherds 
Zech.  10.3.  mine  anger  was  kindled  aga.  the  jheph, 
1  i#3.there  is  a  voice  ofthe  howling  ofthejhep. 
5. and  their  own  jhepherds  pity  them  not 
S.thiee jhepher.  I  alio  cut  off  in  one  moneth 
Luke  2.8. there  were  in  the  fame  countrey jhepher. 
15. the jhepherds  faid  one  to  another, Let  us 
18. which  were  told  them  by  the  jhepherds 
20.  the  jhepherds  returned  glorifying  and 
&rjeprrt,called  jferjepljo,  Gen.36.23. 
1  rt/-o.i.4o.fonsof  Shobal :  —Eba\,Shcphi 


Ge3.36.23  .chil.ofShobal vtere-Sbepbo^  Onam 

&r)eprjnpl)an. 
1  C,Vo.8.j.and  Gera,and  Sbcphup ban, and  Huram 

gthztal). 
1  c%fl.7.24.his  daughter  was  Slxrab,  who  built 


SHE      SHE 

^\)znbtnb. 

EyaS.i9.Sberebiab,Yiith  his  fons,&  his  brethren 

24.then  I  feparated — Sberebiahi  Hafhabiah 
Nebem.'&.i.Shcrebiab—aMed  the peo.  to  underft 
9.4.then  flood  up— Sbe>ebiah,Bani,and 

5-then  the  Levites,--- Sherebiab^Hodijah 
10. i  2.Zaccur,  Shcrebiah,  Shebaniah 
i2.8.5,te/c^&,JudahJand  Matraniah,  which 
24,cliief  of  the  Levites :  HafliabiahjS"fe?^Ji^ 

^ijErcOj, 

1  Cbro.7.16.  the  nsme  of  his  brother  was  Shenjh 

Zecb.7. 2.fent  unto  the  houfe  of  God,  Sbere-^er 

Dan.}.zSmt  to  gather  toge.the  princes,  -thefijer. 
3  .then  the  princes,  —the  jheriffs,  and  all  the 

Jer.z  j.26.the  king  oiShcjbacb  fhall  drink  after 
5 1. 4 1.  how  is  Sbijhach  taken 

Num.  1 3.2 2.Sfof/fei,and  Talmai,the  chil.of  Anak 
fojh.  1  5 . 1 4.the  tfrree  fons  of  Ana.k, Sbejhai,  and 
Judg.  1.1  o.they  flew  Sbcjhe,i,8c  Ahiman,&  Talm. 
^sr,ea;an. 

1  Chro,z.$  i .  and  the  fons  of  Ifhi3  Shcjliem. 

34.  now  Shejhan  had  no  fons,but  daughters 

and  Shejhan  had  a  fervant,  an  Egyptian 
3  j.and  Shejhan  gave  his  daughter  to  Jarha 
^•gcfhbajjcr,  See  ^hejbajjer. 

Num.14.17.and  deftroy  all  the  children  oiShetb 
t  Chro.ui. Mam,Sheth}Enou\ 

^^•Cthar. 
Ey?.i.i4.next  unto  him,was  Carfhena,  Shethar 

^)l;ethar=bo3na:. 
Eya  y.3. Shetbar-bo'^mi,md  their  companions 
^.copy  ofthe  letter  that— Shethar-bo^pai 
6.6.now  therefore — •Shctbar-bo-^riai,and  your 
1 3. then — •Shethca'bo'xrtai ,and  their  compan. 
0>hztxzi. 

1  Cbr0.z7.z9.ovet  the  herds — was  Sbetrai  the 

^rjeta, 

2  Sam.zo.z^.Sbeva  was  fcribe,&  Zad.  &  Abia.pr. 
1  Chro.z.qg.Sheva  the  father  of  Machbenah 

*>5)em. 
Pfal.i9.6.e\ety  manwalkethin  avainjhew 
ifai.^.g.jhcrv  of  their  countenance  doth  witnefle 
Luke  20.47. and  for  ajherv  make  long  prayers 
Gal.6.1 2. as  many  as  defire  to  make  a  fair  jhew 
Col.z.  1  j.he  made  afhav  of  them  openly 

2  3.  a  jhew  of  wifdom  in  will-worfhip 
£>hem=b?earj, 
Exod.zj .30. on  the  tablej/few-for^before  me 
3  f.i  3<all  his  veffels,and  the  jhew-  bread 
39.3^.thetable,  and  the  jhew-bread 
Num. 4.7. on  the  table  oijhew-br.  they  fhall  fpread 
1  Sto^i^.nobrcadthete  but  the  jhew-bread 
1  Kjn.7. 48.  table  of  gold  whereon  thejhew-br.was 
1  Cbro.^.^i.jhcw-bread,to prepare  it  every  fabbath 
23.29.both  for  the  jhew-bread,  and  for  the 
28. 16. he  gave  gold  for  the  tables  oijhew-bread 
z  Cbro.z. 4. and  for  the  continua\[ jhew. bread 
4.i9.tables  whereon  the  jhew-bread  was  fet 
13. 1  i.thejhew-bread  alfo  fet  they  in  order 
zcf.i8{hew-br.  table,with  all  the  veffels  thereof 
Ncbem.  10.33  .for  the  Jhew-bread,snd  for  the 
Mat.i  2.4.I10W  he  did  eat  the  jhew-bread 

Mar.z.z6.  Luke  6.4. 
Heb.g. 2. the  candleftick,&  the  table,&  thejhew-b. 

Gen.  20. 1  *  .this  is  thy  kindnes  w  c,>  thou  (hilt  jhew 
24.1  zjhew  kindnefle  to  my  matter  Abraham 
40.14.jhew  kindneffe,I  pray  thee,unto  me 
46.3  i.I  will  go  tip,  and  jhew  Pharaoh 

E^oi.7-9.faying,  Shew  a  miracle  for  you 

9.  r  6.raifed  thee  wp, to  Jhew  in  thee  my  power 

10.  i.that  I  might/few  thefe  my  figns  befo.him 
1 3.8.thou  iha\tjhew  thy  fon  in  that  day 

I4.13.falvat.0f  the  L-which  he  will/tevtoday 
1 8.20.fhalt/toi>  them  the  wav  wherein  they 
2 5.9.  according  to  all  that  ljhew  thee 
33.1  $.jhew  me  now  thy  way 

18.I  befeech  thec,jhew  me  thy  glory 
Num.i  5.?.to  morrow  the  L.viiUjhcw  who  are  his 
Veut.i.n  >jhew  you  by  what  way  you  fhould  goc 
3«24.haft  begun  to  jhew  thy  fervant  thy  great 

5.  5- to 


j  SHE       SHE 

f  .$.to  jhew  you  the  word  of  the  Lord 
7. i. nor jhew  mercy  unto  them 
1  J.i7.that  the  Lord  may jhew  thee  mercy 
*7."9.and  they  malljhew  thee  the  fentence  of 
lo.accord.tothe  fent. — they  (haWjhew  thee 
1  i.not  decline  from  the  fent.  they  maWjhew 
28.fo.nor_/tep  favour  to  the  young 
?i.7.ask  thy  father,  and  he  willow  thee 
fop}.  2. 1  i.that  ye  will  alto  jhew  kindeffe  unto  my 

J.6.to  whom  the  L.fwarc  he  would  not  jhew 
fudg.  1.24; jhew  us,we  pray  thee,the  entrance  into 
and  we  will  jhew  thee  mercy 
i     6. 1 7.found  grace  in  thy  fight  .then  Jhew  me  a  fi. 
j  1  Sam.3.15.  Samuel  feared  to  jhew  Eli  the  vifion 
8.5?.and  jhew  them  the  manner  of  the  king 
9.6.peradventure  he  can  jhew  us  the  way 

27.that  I  may  jhew  thee  the  word  of  God 
1 0.8 .and  jhew  thee  w hat  thou  fhalt  doe 
14.1 2«come  up  to  uSj&  we  willow  you  a  thing 
20. 2. do  nothing — but  that  he  viilljhew  it  me 
1 2.I  then  fend  not  unto  thee,  &Jhew  it  thee 
14  jhew  me  the  kindneffe  of  the  Lord 
24.  i7.knew  when  he  fled,and  did  not  jhew  it 
2f.8.askthe  young men,&  they  will  pew  thee 
2  Sam.i.6.Lotd  jhew  kindnesand  truth  unto  you 
3.8.which  againft  Judah  do  Jhew  kindneffe 
9.  i.I  may  jhew  kindneffe  for  Jonathans  fake 
j.that  I  mayjhewthe  kindnes  of  G.  to  him 
7. for  I  will  tutelyjhew  thee  kindneffe 

1  5. z^.and  jhew  me  both  it,  and  his  habitation 
22.26.  mercifull  thou  wiltjhew  thy  felf mercif. 

upright  man  thou  wilt  jhew  thy  felf  upr. 

PpZ.18.25. 

27-with  the  pure  thou  v/ilt  jhew  thy  felf  pure 

wtb  the  fro w. thou  wilt  tyew  thy  felf  unf. 

Pjal.i8.z6- 

1  Kln.\.<;zAt he  will/Aw  himfelf  a  worthy  man 

2.2.be  thou  ftrong  therefore,&  jhew  thy  felfa 
7  hat  jhew  kindneffe  unto  the  fons  of  Barfcil. 

iB.i.gojbew  thy  felf  unto  Ahab 
2.Elijah  went  to  Jfcphimfelf  unto  Ahab 

2  Kjn.6. 1 1 .  will  ye  not  jhew  me  which  of  us  is 

1  Ch)lo.i6.z2.jhew  forth  from  day  to  day  his  falv. 

2  Chro.i  6.9x0 jbewhimktf  ftrong  in  behalf  of 
Et?A  2. 59.but  they  could  not  jhew  their  fath.hou. 

Nehem.7.6 1 . 

Jtekp.ia.pillar  of  fire  by  night  to  jhew  them  light 

Efi.i.n.tojhew  the  peo.  &  the  princes  her  beauty 

2.10. charged  her  that  fhe  fhould  not  jhew  it 

4.S.to  jhew  it  to  Efther,&  to  declare  it  to  her 

fob  lO.zjhewme  wherefore  thou contendeft  with 

1 1 .6  .that  he  would  jhew  thee  the  fecrets  of wif. 
3  2.6.anddurftnotjfopyou  my  opinion 

3  j. 2  j.tojhew  unto  a  man  his  uprightneffe 
P/<z/.4.6.many  fay,Who  will  jhew  us  any  good 
57.14.that  I  may  jhew  forth  allthypraifc 
16.1 1. thou  wilt/few  me  the  path  of  life 

17.7  jhew  me  thy  marvellous  loving  kindneffe 

2  j.  4.  jhew  me  thywayes,0  Lord 

i4.3nd  he  will  jhew  them  his  covenant 
5 1.1  5  .my  mouth  malljhew  forth  thypraife 
7 1.1  f.my  mouth  (hall  jhew  forth  thy  righteouf. 
79.1  j  .we  will  jhew  forth  thy  praife 
8  ^.7. Jhew  us  thy  mercy,  OLord 
86.  1 7.  jhew  me  a  token  for  good 
8  8 . 1  o.  wilt  thou  jhew  wonders  to  the  dead 
91.16.  and  jhew  him  my  falvation 
92.2.10  jhew  thy  loving  kindnefle  in  the  morn. 

lf.to  Jhew  that  the  Lord  is  upright 
94. 1. to  whom  vengean.belongeth,Jew  thy  felf 
91?.  z.Jhew  forth  his  falvation  from  day  to  day 
io6.2.who  can  jhew  forth  all  his  praife 
109.  i6.becaufe  he  remembred  not  to  jhew  mer. 
Pro.  1 8. 24. hath  friends,muft  jhew  himfe.  friendly 
ijai. 27. 1  i.he  that  formed  them  v/illjhew  them  no 
30.30.and  fhallj&ra>  the  lighting  down  of  his 
41.22.let  them  Jhew  us  whatfhall  happen 

let  them  jhew  the  former  things 
2  3  jhew  the  things  that  are  to  come  hereafter 
43.9  who  among  them  ran  —jhew  us  former 

2 1  .this  people  fhall  jhew  forth  my  praife 
44.7.and  (hall  come  ?  let  them  jhew  unto  them 
46.8.rememberthis,and /few  your  felves  men 
47.6.  thou  didtijhew  them  no  mercy 
49.9.10  them  that  are  in  dark.  Shew  your  felves 
$i.i.jbevp  my  people  their  tranfgreffions 


SHE       SHE 

6o.6.they  mall  jhew  forth  the  praifes  of  the  Lo. 
fer.\6. 1  o.thalt  jhew  this  people  all  thefe  words 
1 3  .where  I  will  not  jhew  you  favour 
33.3  .and  jhew  thee  great  and  mighty  things 
42.3  .that  thy  God  may  jhew  us  the  way 
5  0.4  z. they  are  cruell,and  will  not  jhew  mercy 
5 1.3 1  .to  jhew  the  king  of  Baby,  that  his  city  is 
£^e/f.  2  2. 2.thou  (halt/fen?  her  all  her  abcminar. 
3  3.3 1.  for  with  their  mouth  they  jhew  much  lo. 
3 7. 1 8. wilt  thou  not  jhew  us  what  thou  mean. 
40.4.thine  heart  upon  all  that  I  fliall  jhew  thee 
to  the  intent  that  I  might  jhew  them  to 
43.10^)37  the  houfe  to  thehoufe  oflfrael 
1 1  .jhew  them  the  form  of  the  houfe 
Dan.z.z.fox  to  jhew  the  king  his  dreams 
4.  and  we  will  pew  the  interpretation 

Verfe  7. 

S.but  it  ye  jhew  the  dream,  &  the  interpreta. 

therefore  jbew  me  the  dream,  &  the  int. 

9.I  fliall  know  that  ye  canjhew  me  the  inter. 

10. not  a  man  upon  the  earth  that  an  jhew 

1  i.none  other  that  can  jhew  it  before  the  K. 

1 6. that  he  would/fowthe  king  the  interpre. 

27-cannot  the  wife  men  -—jhew  unto  the  K. 

4.2.I  thought  it  good  to  jhew  the  figns 

5.7.whofoever  fhall  Jhew  me  the  interpretation 


SHE      SHE 

1  w/li  ^>hew. 

Gen.  12.  L.unto  a  land  that  I  w  ill  Jhew  thee 
ilx.33.19.w1il  fhew  n.trcy  on  whom  1  will  jluw 
fudg.^.zzX  mMjhew  thee  the  man  whom  thou 

1  Sam.i6-z.l  wnljhew  thee  what  thou  fhalt  do 

20. 1 3. to  doe  thee  evil!,thcn  I  will  Jhew  h  thee 

2  Sm.io.z.l  mlljhe •»  kindnefle  unto  Hanun 

1  Chro.  19  2. 

1  ^-i8.ij.I  will  furely/fop  my  fdf  unto  him  ' 

2  Km.7. 1  2.I  wil  now  jhew  you  what  the  Syr.have 
fob  1  j.  1 7.I  will  jljew  thee  what  I  have  feen 

32.  jo.  I  alfo  will  jhew  mine  opinion 

36.2.I  willow  thee,that  I  have  yet  to  fpealT 
Pfal.9.1. 1  willow  forth  all  thy  marvellous  wor 

50.23  .will  I  jhew  the  falvation  of  God 
fer.  18.  i7.I  wiWJhew  them  the  back,  and  not  the 

41. 1 2.I  will  jhew  mercies  unto  you 
Dan.  2. 24.I  will  jhew  unto  the  king  the  interpret. 

10.2 1. 1  will  Jhew  thee  that  which  is  noted  in 

n.2.andnow  I  will  [hew  thee  the  truth 
foel  2.30.I  will  Jhew  wonders  in  heaven 
Mic.7.1  j. will  I  Jhew  unto  him  marvellous  things 
Nah.j.  j.and  I  wAJhew  the  nations  thy  nakednefs 
Zech-i.y.I  v/iWjhewrhee  what  thefe  be 
tu\e  6.47.I 


w  il!  jhm  you  to  whom  he  is  like 
1 2. let  Daniel  be  called,and  he  will  jhew  the  |  Ac~ts  2. 1 9.  but  1  wil!  jhnv  you  wonders  in  heaven 
1  f.but  they  could  not  jhew  the  interpretat.        9»i6. 1  w'Aljhew  him  how  great  things  hemuft 
9.2  3. went  forth,  and  I .am  come  to  jhew  thee     ■  fames  z.\%.\  w  il /foauhee  my  faith  by  my  works 

Rev.4.1.1  will  [hew  thee  things  which  muft  be 
i7.i.come  hicher,I  willow  unto  thee  judgm. 
21,9.1  will  Jhew  thee  the  bride,the  Lambs  wife 

Gen.  19.19  jhewed  to  me,  in  favingof  my  life 
Lmf.25.40.  which  was  (hewed  thee  in  the  mount 
Chap.26.30. 
27.8.3s  it  was  jhewed  thee,fo  fhall  they  make  it 
Lro.13.19.and  it  b<  [bewedunto  theprieft 

49.and  fhall  be  jhewed  unto  the  prieft 
Nim.ij.z6.  and  jhewed  them  the  fruit  of  the  land 


Hab.1.1.  why  doeft  thou  Jhew  me  iniquity 
Zech.j.g.Jhcw  mercy  every  man  ro  his  neighbour 
Mat.S.q.goe  thy  way, jhew  thy  felf  to  the  prieft 
1  i-4.go  and  jhew  John  again  thofe  things 
1 2. 1 8. he  fhall /few  judgement  to  the  Gentiles 
I4.2.mighty  works  do  jhew  forth  thcmfelves 

Mar. 6. 14. 
i6.i.defired  him  he  wouldjhew  them  a  fign 

zijhew  unto  his  difciples,how  he  muft  goe 
22.19.jfon'  me  the  tribute  money 
24. 1. came  to  him  to  jhew  him  the  buildings 


Mar, 


24.  falfe  chrifts,~- and  Hull  jhew  great  figns   j  Dcut.q.z  5. to  thee  it  was  jhewcfi  that  thou  mighteft 


i.44.go  thy  way, jhew  thy  felf  to  the  prieft 
Lu\e  5. 14 

13.22.faKe  prophets  fhall  rife,&  fhall  jhew  fig, 

14.1  $. will  jhew  you  a  large  upper  room  " 
Lu\e  1 .1 9.fent  to  fliew  thee  thefe  glad  tidings 

fS.jy.jbew  how  great  things  God  hath  done 

i7.i4.gofhew  your  felves.unto  the  priefts 

20.  24.  faid,Skn*  me  a  peny 

22.1 2.he  fhall  jhew  you  a  large  upper  rocm 
fobn  y.2o.he  will  Jhew  him  greater  works 

7. 4.  jhew  thy  felf  to  the  world 

1  i.^.fhouldjfev  it,  that  they  might  take  him 
14.8  Jhew  us  the  Father,  and  it  fufficeth  us 

9.how  fayeft  thou  then,  Shew  us  the  Father 
16.13.he  will Jfon>  you  things  to  come 
•  i4.receive  of  mine,  &  milljhew  it  unto  you 
1?.  fhall  take  of  mine,  &  fliall  Jhew  it  to  you 
2y.but  I  fhall  jhew  you  plainly  of  the  Father 
Acts  l.zq.jhew  whether  of  thefe  thou  haftchofen 
7.3.come  into  the  land  which  I  fliall  jhew  thee 
i2.i7.goJ^£»'thefe  things  unto  James 
i6.i7.whicbJ&en>untoustheway  of  falvation 
24.27. Felix  willing  to  jhew  the  jewes  a  pleafu. 
26.23. and  fhould  Jhew  light  unto  the  people 
Rom.z.  1  j  .vihichjhew  the  work  of  the  law  written 
9. 1 7.raiftd  thee  up,  that  I  might  jhew  my  power 
22.what  if  Godjwillingtojter' his  wrath 

1  Cor. 11.26. ye  do  jhew  the  Lords  death  till  he  co. 

u.ji.yetfhewl  to  you  a  more  excellent  way 
If. $  i.behold,  I  jhew  you  a  myftery 

2  Co?\8.24.wherefore/te*>yeto  them  the  proof  of 
Epbej.i.j.he  might  Jhew  the  exceeding  riches  of 

1  Tfce/Ii.9.forthey  themfelves  j??ra>  of  us, what 
1  T»#».i.i6.JefusChr.might/&ra>  forth  all  long-f. 
5 .4.  let  them  learn  firft  to  Jhew  piety  at  home 
6. 1  j.which  in  his  times  he  fhall  Jhew,  w  ho  is 
z  Tim.z.i  5  .ftudy  to  Jhew  thy  felf  approved  to  G. 
Heb.6. 1 1  -that  every  one  of  you  do  jhew  the  fame 
1 7»God  willing  more  abundantly  to  Jhew  the 
fam.z.iS. jhew  me  thy  faith  without  thy  works 

3 . 1 3  .let  him  Jhew  out  of  a  good  converfation 
1  P#.2._J.that  ye  fhould^ew  forth  the  praifes  of 
1  fohn  i.z.SindJhew  unto  you  that  eternall  life 
Revel,  i.i.to  [hew  unto  his  fervants  things  which 

2  2.6.fent  his  angel  to  jhew  unto  his  fervants 


34.1 2.which  MoCes  Jhewed  in  the  fight  of  all  If. 
ff.z.iz.  fince  I  have  jhewed  you  kindnefle 
fiidg.i.zs.  and  when  he  jhewed ^them  the  entrance 

4. 1  z.thtyjhiwedSi(era,th3t  Barak  was  gone  up 

8.35.neithtrjfoim/they  kindnefle  to  the  hou. 
accor.co  all  the  goodnefs  he  had  [hewed 

1 3 . lo.woman  made  hafte,and_/&««rfher  husb. 

16.18.  come  up,for  he  hath  Jhewed  me  all  his  he. 

R11thz.11.it  hath  fully  beenjheived  me  how  thou 

^.fhejfow^her  moth.-in-law  with  whom 

3.io.haftJfoarirr:e  more  kindneffe  in  the  latt. 

1  Sam.  1  i.9.came  and  jhewed  k  to  the  men  of  Jab. 

15.6.  yc  Jhewed  kindnefle  to  all  the  cbild.of  If. 
1 9.7  Jonathan  jhewed  him  all  thofe  things 
zz.zi.Ab'mh.JhewedDavid  that  Saul  had  flain 
24. 1 8. thou  hal\ Jhewed  how  that  thou  haft  dealt 

2  Sam.  2. f  .that  you  have jbewed this  kindn.toyour 

io.2.as  his  father  jhewed  kindneffe  unto  me 
1  i.zzjhewed  Da.all  that  Joab  had  fent  him  for 

1  KM.27.thou  haft  not  jhewed  it  unto  thy  fervant 

16.27.  &  his  might  that  hejhewed}ate  they  not 
22.45. his  might  that  hejhew.8c  how  hewatred 

2  2£«.6.6.where  fell  it  ?  &  he  Jhewed  him  the  pla. 

1 1.  4.  and  jhewed  them  the  kings  fon 

20.i3>/fo.them  the  hou.  of  his  precious  things 

noth.in  his  hou.that  Hez.fhew.  them  not 

1  f  .noth.among  my  treaf.that  I  have  not  jhe. 

22.  io.Shaphan  the  fcribe/fowrfthe  king,faying 

1  Cfo-.i9.2.becaufehisfatherJ&£B^kindn.  to  me 

Eji.i.qjbewed  the  riches  of  his  glorious  kingdom 

2.  10.  Either  had  not  Jhewed  her  people 

Verfe  20. 
3.6.for  they  hidjhewedhim  the  people  of  Mor.  \ 
fob  6.i4.pity  fhould  bejhewedfrom  his  friend 
Pjal.  7i.i8.untill  bavzjhew.  thy  ftren'gth  to  this 
10^. Z7. they  jhewed  his  fignes  among  them 
lqz.z-ljhewedbcfore  him  my  trouble 
Pro.z6.z6.his  wickednefle  (hall  bejhewed 
Ecclej.z.  i9.v/hereinlhavejhewedmy  felf  wife      | 
J"y}i.26.io.let  favour  bejhewcdto  the  wicked,yet 
lo.z.jbewed  them  the  houfe  of  his  preci.things  • 
noth.in  his  domin.that  HezJ&f.them  not  ( 
4.1s  nothing — :hat  I  hnvc  not  [hewed  them    i 
40. 14.&1  Jhewed  to  him  the  way  of  underftand- 
E^li.zz.z6.neith.Jhcwed  difference  between  unci.  , 
Mat.zZ.ti.jmvid  ! 


SHE       SHE 

Mat.  28. 1  i.jhewed  the  chief  priefts  all  the  things 
Lulee  4. ^.Jhewed  him  all  the  kingdoms  of  the  wor. 
7.i8.difcip.of  John (hewed him  all  thefe  things 
10.j7.he  that  Jhewed mercy  on  him 
14.21.fo  that  iervant  came,  andjhewedhis  lord 
20.j7.deadareraifed,evenMofesJ&nw^atthe 
John  10.32.many  good  works  have  Ijhewedyoa 
10. 20.  hejhewed  unto  them  his  hands 
zi.ijetusjbewed  himfelf  again  to  the difciples 
and  on  this  wi(e  Jhewed  he  himfelf 
14.1s  the  third  time  that  Jdusjbervedhimi. 
Afls  1.  j.to  whom  alfo  hejhewed  himfelf 

4.  xi. whom  this  miracle  of  healing  was  Jhewed 
7.z6.Jhewed  himfelf  unto  them  as  they  ftrove 
3  6.after  he  had  Jhewed  wonders  and  figns 
5  z.which  jhewed before  the  coming  of  the 

1 1.1  j.  hejhewed  us  how  he  had  feen  an  angel 

1 9. 1 8. came  and  confeffed,  &  (hew.  their  deeds 
2  0.20. but  have  jhewed  you,&  taught  you  publ. 

35.I  have  (hewed  you  all  things 
z  3. n.tell  no  man  thou  haft  (hewed  thefe  thin. 

z6.bat  Jhewed  firft  unto  them  of  Damafcus 

28.2  .barbarous  people Jhewed  us  no  littlelcind. 
2 1. (hewed  or  fpake  any  harm  of  thee 

1  CfliM0.28.eat  not  for  his  fake  that Jhewed it 
Heb.6. 10. which  ye  have  Jhewed  toward  his  Name 
8.  y.accord.to  the  pattern  Jhewed  thee  in  the  mo. 
Jam.z.i  j.without  mcrcy»that  hathjhewedno  mer. 
%evel.zi. 10. Jhewed  me  that  great  city,the  holy  Je. 
2».i.  and  he  Jhewed  me  a  pure  river 
8.angel  which Jhewed  me  thefe  things 
j£>bewD,  in  reference  to  God. 
Ges.41.25.G0d  hath  Jhewed  Phar.what  he  is  abo. 
j9.forafmuch  as  God  hath  (hewed thee 
48.1  i.loe,God  h3th  atfojhewedme  thy  feed 
Deaf-5.24.L0rd  our  God  hathjhewed  us  his  glory 
1  Jy/w-3 .6.thou  haft,/i&*8».  to  my  father  great  mer. 

2  Chro.  1.  8. 
P/<j/.6o.  j. thou  haft /&e»erf thy  people  hard  things 
7  i.zo.thou  which  hai\  Jhewed  me  fore  troubles 
78.1 1. and  his  wonders  that  he  had  Jhew.  them 
Ln\e  1.5 1. he  hathjhewed  ftrength  with  his  arm 
Abls  3. 1 8. things  which  God  before  had Jhewed 
io.28.G.hath/&eiwrfmethat  I  mould  no't  call 
46. God  raifed  up  the  third  day,  6c  Jhew.  him 
Rom.i.i9.fot  God  hathjhewedit  unto  them 

^hemet),  in  reference  to  Lord. 
Ges.24. 14. thou  haftJ&enWkindnes  to  my  mafter 
3  2.10.  which  thou  haft jhewed  unto  thy  fervant 
j5».2i.L.waswcb  Jofeph,  &Jbewedhim  mercy 
£*<Kf.i5.2f.andthe  Lord  fljewed  him  a  tree 
Lra-24.11.  that  the  mind  of  the  L.might  be  Jfon\ 
Num.8.4.  pattern  which  the  Lord  had  Jhewed  Mof. 
14.11. figns  which  I  have  Jhewed  among  them 
Deut.4.1 6-  upon  earth  hejhewed  thee  his  great  fire 
6.2  2.and  the  Lord  /fcenvrf  figns  and  wonders 
34.i.LordJ&ewe^  him  all  the  land  of  Gilead 
fudg.  1  j .  2  j  .neither  would  he  have  Jhew.  all  thefe 
2  FjnS.io.L.  hathjhewed  me,  he  (hall  furely  dye 
1  J. the  L.  hath/km  me  that  thou  (halt  be  K. 

1  Cfc-o.7.io.for  the  goodneffe  that  the  L.hadjhew. 
Etra  9.8.  grace  hath  hem  jhewed  from  the  Lord 
Pfal.\  1.2 1. for  he  hath  flowed  me  his  marvellous 

98.2.his  righteoufnes  hath  he  Jhewed  in  the  fig. 
1 1  i.6.(ljewed  his  peop.  the  power  of  his  works 
1 18.27.G0d  is  the  L.  which  hath  Jhewed  us  li. 
Ifdi.m .  1 2.I  havejfetrrfjwhen  there  was  no  ftran. 
48 . j .1  Jhewed  them,  I  did  them  fuddenly 
5.1  Jhewed  it  thee,  left  thou  (houldeft  fay 
6.1  have  Jhewed  thee  new  things  from  this 
/«".  24.1. Lord  Jhewed  me  two  baskets  of  figs 

j8.zi.thisis  the  word  that  the  L.  hathjhewed 
E\eJ{.  i  1.25.  all  the  things  that  the  Lord  had  Jhew. 
20. 1 1. gave  them  my  ftat.&  (hew.them  my  jud. 
Amos  7.i.thus  hath  the  L.  God  Jhewed  unto  me 
Verfe4.  Chap.  8.1. 
7.thus  he  Jhewed  me,and  behold,the  L.ftopd 
Micab  6.8.he  hath  Jhewed  thee,0  man,what  is 
Zecb.  1. 2o.Lord  Jhewed  me  four  carpenters 

3 . 1. and  he  Jhewed  me  Jofhua  the  high  prieft 

LuJ^e  i.f  8.heard  how  the  Lord  had  Jhewed  great 

24.40.  he  Jhewed  them  his  hands  and  his  feet 

2  Pet.  t.i4.even  as  our  Lord  Jcfus  hath  Jhewed  me 

Nehem.9.10.  and  Jhemdft  figns  and  wonders  upon 


SHE       SHI 

fir.  11. 18. then  thou Jhewedjl  me  their  doings 

&heooett. 
fab  io.i6.Jheweft  thy  felf marvellous againft  me 
Jer.\  2. 1 8 .  thou  Jheweji  loving  kindneffe  to  thouf. 
John  2.i8.what  fign  j&ewc/f  thou  unto  us 
6. jo.  what  Ggnejbewefl  thou  then,  that 
is>t)eujetf). 
Ges.41.28.what  G.  is  about  to  do,he Jheweth  to 
2v"««».2}.j.whatfoeverhe^n>effe  I  will  tell  thee 

1  Sam.zz.S.noneJhew.  me  thatmy  fon  hath  made 

nonejhew.to  me  that  my  fon  hath  ftirr. 

2  Sam.zz.%  1. he  jheweth  mercy  to  his  anointed 

Pfal.18.  50. 
fob  j6.9.then  he  jheweth  them  their  woik 

j  j. the  noife  thereof  Jheweth  concerning  it 
Pfal.  19. 1. the  firmamentjoeweffc  his  handie-work 
2.and  night  unto  nightjbewctb  knowledge 

17.21.but  the  righteous  jheweth  mercy 

1 1 2.  y.a  good  man  Jheweth  favour,  and  lendeth 

1 47. 1 9. he  Jheweth  his  word  unto  Jacob 
Pro.  1 2. 1 7«that  fpeaketh  truth,(heweth  forth  righte. 

27.25.  and  the  tender  grafie  Jheweth  it  felf 
//<B.4i.26.yea,there  is  none  that  Jheweth  your  wo. 
Mat. 4.8  Jheweth  him  all  the  kingdoms  ot  the  wor. 
fohn  y.20.loveth  the  Son,  Scjhewe.him  all  things 
Kfl?».9.i6.butof  God  that  jheweth  mercy 

1 2.8.he  that  (hewetb  mercy  with chearfulnefle 
^rjctotng. 
Exod.io.6.andjhjwingmercy  unto  thoufands 

Deut.  y.io. 
Pfal.-jH.^.fbewing  to  the  generation  to  come 
Cant.z.9  Jhewing  himfelf  through  the  lattice 
Das.4.27.and  thine  iniquities  by Jhewing  mercy 

^.iz. and  Jhewing  of  hard  fentences 
Luty  1 .80. in  the  defarts,till  the  day  of his  Jhewing 

S.i.jhew'mg  the  glad  tidings  of  the  kingdom  of 
Acts  g.iy.Jhewing  the  coats  which  Dorcas  made 

18 .28, Jhewing  by  the  fcript.that  Jefus  was  Ch. 
2  the f.z. ^.Jhewing  himfelf  that  he  is  God 
tit. z. 7.  Jhewing  thy  felf  a  pattern  of  good  works 

I  o.not  purloining,but  j&eiwzg  all  good  fide. 
3 . 2  Jhewing  all  meeknefle  unto  all  men 

,g>befhba55ar, 
E^m^i.8.  and  numbred  them  unto  Shejhbar^ar 

I I  .all  thefe  did  Shejhba^or  bring  up 
5.14.  Sbejhba%%ar  whom  he  had  made  governo 

16.  came  the  fame  SkJhbx'X^ar  laid  the  fou, 
£?btbboleth. 
fudg.1z.6Xay  now ,  Sbibbole.  &  he  faid,Sibboleth 

/fehibaiab. 
Num.i  2.j8.chil.or  Reuben  built  Nebo,  Sbibmah 

jgrb/efoh. 

fojh.  1  y .  1 1 .  and  the  border  w as  drawn  to  Shichr. 


Gen.i  5.1.I  am  thyjhieldand  reward 
DfKf.jj.29.  favedby  the  Lord  thejhieldof  thy 
fudg.s ,8.was  there  ajhieldor  a  fpear  feen 
1  Sam.  17.7. one  bearing  a  Jhield  went  before  him 
4  i.man  that  bare  the  Jhield  went  before  him 
4  5.  thou  comeft  to  me  with  a  Jhield 
z  Sam.  1 .2 1 .  Jhield  of  the  mighty  is  vilely  caft  aw 
J&e/rfofSaul,as  though  he  had  not 
22.  j. he  is  my  Jhield,  &  the  horn  of  my  falvati. 
j6.given  me  the  Jhield  of  thy  falvation 

1  Kja.io.iy. three  pound  of  gold  went  to  one  Jh 

2  Kj1.19.iz.not  come  before  it  with  ajhkld 

1  Chro.  1 2.8 .  that  could  hand\ejhield  and  buckler 

24.children  of  Judah  that  bare jhie.&  fpeare 
l^.with  Jhield  &  fpear,thirty  &  feven  thouf. 

2  rtr09.1tf.threehun.1l1e.of  gold  went  to  one  jh. 

17. 1 7. armed  men  with  bow  &Jhield,zooooo. 
2  y.  y.that  could  handle  fpear  andjhield 
fob  j9.2j.ag.  him  the  glittering  fpeare  and  jhield 
P/a/.j.j.forthou,0  Lord,art  ajhicldforme 
5. 1 2.  with  favour  compaffe  him  as  wth  a  Jhield 
i8..j  5.  haft  alfo  given  me  the  Jhield  oi  thy  fal, 
2  8.7  .the  Lord  is  my  ftrength,and  my  Jhield 
j  j. 20. Lord  isourheIp,andou?/feVW 
j  j.2.take  hold  on  thejhieldand  buckler 
59.  t  l.bring  them  down,0  Lord,  our  Jhield 
76.  j  .brake  he  the  arrowes  of  the  bow,  the  JJrie. 
84.9.behold,  O  God,om  Jhield 

1  r.the  Lord  God  is  a  fun,  and  Jhield 
9  i.4.his  truth  (hill  be  thyjhieldand  buckler 
1 1  $.9.  he  is  their  help»  and  their  jhield 

Ver.  10, 11. 


SHI        SHI 

1 1 9. 1 1 4.  thou  art  my  hiding  place,Sc  my  Jhield 
144. 2.my  tower,my  deliverer ^my  Jhield 

Pro.  3  0.5.  a  Jhield  to  them  that  put  their  truftin 

//i.2i.f.arife  ye  princes,anoint  thejhicld 
22.6.and  Kir  uncovered  the  Jhield 

fer.  46.  j.  order  ye  the  buckler  and  Jhield 
9.8c  the  Lybians  that  handle  the  jhield 

£^.2j.24.(hallfet  againft  thee  the  buck.& Jhie. 
27.10.  they  hanged  the Jhield  &  helmet  in 
38.5.311  of  them  with  Jhield  and  helmet 

Nabum  2.j.  Jhield  of  his  mighty  men  is  made  red 

Epbef.6,  i6.above  all,  taking  thejhicld  of  faith 
j&bteKisf, 

2  Sam.S.7.  David  alfo  took  thejhields  of  gold 

1  Chron.  18.7. 

1  K'!5-io.i7.he  made  three  hunfhie.  ofbeat.gold 

2  Chron.  9.  16. 
14.16.  he  took  away  all  the  jhie  Ids  ol  gold 

27. made  in  their  ftead  brazen  Jhields 

2  Kjn.  1 1. 10.  did  the  prieft  give  king  Davids fiie. 
2  Chro.  rx.12.irjl  every  feverall  city  he  put  jhields 

1 2.9.hecarried'away  alfo  thejhields  of  gold 
10. king  Rehoboam  madejhields  of  brafle 
14.8.&  out  of  Benjamin  that  barejhiclds 
2j.9Jeh.the  prieft  delivered  the  fpears  &fh':e. 
26. 1 4.Uzziah  prepared  for  them  Jhie.Si  fpeares 
3  2.5.  &  made  darts  and  Jhields  in  abundance 
27.and  for Jhields,  and  for  all  man-ofpleaf. 
Neb.  4.16.  half  of  them  held  both  fpears  &  Jhields 
Pfal.47.9,  for  thejhields  of  the  earth  belong  unto 
fdKf.4.4.  aWJhields  of  mighty  men 
I  fa.  j  7.  j  j.nor  came  before  it  viithjhields 
fer.ji.i  1. make  bright  thearrowes,gatherthe/^. 
E^.27.1  i.they  hanged  thehjhields  upon  thy 
38.4.even  a  great  company  with  buck.  &Jhie, 
j99.(hall burn  the weapons3both thejhields 
Sjbiboi. 
I  Chro.  1 3.5. gathered  alllfrael  toget.from  Shihor 

"  H£>hiT)Ot--libml), 
fojh.19. z6.reacheth  to  Carmel,  &to  Shihor-hbn. 

1  ]^».ii.4i.mot.name  was  Azub.  the  dau.of  Sh. 
zCbrou.io.ix. 

g>hflbfttt, 
fojh.i 5. j 2.and  Lebaoth,  and  Shilhim^nd  Ain 

^bfllem.  fSftiUtmitzB. 
Gcs.46.24.  tons  of  Naphthali,  Shillem 
Nttm.z6.49.  of  Shillem,  the  family  of  the  Shillem. 

£>hllob. 
GfS.49. 1  ©.between  his  feety-intill  Shiloh  come 

'S»h«ob. 
fojh.  1 8. i.children  oflfr.aflembled  toge.  at  Shil. 

8.  caft  lots  for  you  before  the  Lord  in  Shil. 

9.  again  to  Jolhua  to  the  hoft  at  Shiloh 

10.  Jolhua  caft  lots  for  them  in  Shiloh 
19.5  l.for  an  inheritance  by  lot  in  Shiloh 
2  i.2.and  they  fpake  unto  them  at  Shiloh 
22.9>from  the  children  of  Ifrael  out  of  Shiloh 

1 2. gathered  themfelves  together  at  Shiloh 
fudg.  1 8.  j  i.time  that  the  houfe  of  G.  was  in  Shi. 
2 1. 1 2. they  brought  them  to  the  camp  to  Shil. 
19. there  was  a  feaft  oJ  the  Lord  in  Sbiloh 
2 1  .if  the  daughters  of  Sbiloh  come  out  to 
every  man  his  wife  of  the  daug.of  Shi. 
1  Sam.  1 .  j  .to  worihip  the  Lord  of  hofts  in  Shiloh 
9.Han.rofe  up  after  they  had  eaten  in  Shiloh 
24.brought  him  to  the  houfe  of  the  L.  in  S, 
2,14.  fo  they  did  in  Sbiloh  unto  all  the  Ifraeli. 
3 . 2 1 .  the  Lord  appeared  againe  in  Shiloh 

revea.himfelfeunto  Samuel  in  Shiloh 
4.  j  .let  us  fetch  the  ark  out  of  Shiloh  unto  us 
4.fo  the  people  fent  to  Shil.  that  they  might 
1 2.Ben.out  of  the  army,  and  came  to  Shiloh 
i4.j.fon  of  Eli,  the  Lords  prieft  inSbiloh 
1  Jj>"».2.27.he  fpake  concer.the houfe— in  Sbiloh 
14. 2. and  get  thee  to  Sbiloh 
4.  Jeroboams  wife  arofe,and  went  to  Sbiloh 
Pfal.7%. 60.(0  that  he  forfooke  the  tabern.of  Shi. 
fer. 7. 1 2.go  now  unto  my  place  which  was  in  Sh, 
14. 1  gave  to  you,  as  I  have  done  to  Shiloh 
26.6.then  will  I  make  this  houfe  like  Shiloh 

9.faying,This  houfe  flwll  be  like  Shiloh 
41. 5<there  came  cemine  from  Shiloh 


Neb.^.xi.  &  the  wall  of  the  oooleof  Sbiloab 
lja.8.6.  refufeth  the  waters  cfShiloah 

__  ^ilOtli. 


S  HI       S  H I 

Neb.il.  j.the  fon  of  Zechariahjtk  fon  of Shiloni 

&hitontte. 

I  Kjn.i  i.Z9.Ahijah  the  Sbilonite  found  him  in 

1 2 .  i  f .  w"1  the  L.  fpake  by  Ahijah  the  Shilonlte 

1  j.2$).which  he  fpake  by — Ahijah  the  Sbilonite 

i  Cbro.  10.  i  J. 

i  Cfcr.9. 29.writ.in  the  prophefie  of  Ahijah  the  Sh. 

i  Chro.9.f. and  of  the  Sbilonites,  Afaiah 

i  0^0.7.3  7.Hod,  and  S ham  ma,  and  Shi/jbab 

^htmea,  or  ^hjmeah. 
z  Sam.x  3.3. whofe  name  was  Jona.the  fonofSfti. 
3  2.  Jonadab  the  fon  of  Sbimeab — anfwered 
2 1.2  I.Jonathan  the  fon  of  Sbimeab— flew  him 

1  Cfeo.j.^.bom  unto  him  in  Jeruf.S&i/Wtf,Shobab 

6.^o.Shimea  his  fon,  Haggiah  his  fon 

39,  Afaph  the  fon  of  Beracbiah,the  fon  of  Sh. 
8.3  z.and  Mikloth  begat  Sbimeab 

20,7.  Jonathan  the  fon  of  Sbimea  —  flew  him 

2  Cbro.  24. 26.Zabad  the  fon  of  Sbimeab  an  Amm. 

Shtmeath, 
2  K}n.  1  z.2 1  .for  Jozachar  the  fon  of  Sbimeath 
iltyfirteartjites. 

1  Cfo-0.2. 5  j.families  of  the  fcribes3'-the  Shimeathi. 

j&hfmet. 

2  &na.i£.j.whofe  name  was  Shimei  the  fonofG. 

7.thus  faid  Shimei  when  he  curfed 
1 3  .Sbimei  went  along  on  the  hills  fide 
ip.iS.SfewithefonofGeraaBenjamite 
1 8. and  Sbimei  the  fon  of  Gerafell  down 
2  1  .(hall  not  Sbimei  be  pat  to  death 

2  3. faid  unto  Sbimei,  Thou  (halt  not  dye 

1  Kjn.i  .8. and  Sbimei,  &  Rei,and  the  mighty  men 
2.8.behcld,thou  haft  with  thee  Sfci«« 
36\kingfcnt,and  called  for  Sbimei 
1%. Sbimei  faid  to  the  K.The  faying  is  good 
and  Sbimei  dwelt  in  Jcrufalem 
j9.twoofthe  fervants  ofStoezranaway 
told  S'fcwrei/ayingjBeholdj  thy  fervants 

40.  Sbimei  arofe,  and  fadled  his  affe 

Sbimei  went  &  brought  his  ferv.from  G. 
41.it  was  told  Solom.  that  Sbimei  had  gone 
4*.the  king  fent  and  called  for  Sbimei 
44. to  Sbimei,  Thou  knoweft  all  the  wicked. 
4.i8.Shimei  the  fon  of  Elah  in  Benjamin 
i  Chro.$ .  19. Cons  of  Pedaiah  were  :  Zerub.  &  Shi. 
4. 2{>.thc  fons  of  Mifhma  :  — Sbimei  his  fon 

27. Sbimei  had  fjxteen  fons,and  fix  daughters 
5.4.fons  of  Joel :  — Sbimei  his  fon 
<5. 1 7. the  fons  of  Gerfhom  :  Libni,and  Sbimei 
29. Sbimei  his  fon,  Uzzah  his  fon 
42.  the  fon  of  Zimmah,tbe  fon  of  Sbimei 
2  3. 7. of  the  Gerflionites  wereLaadan,&  Shim. 
9.the  fons  of  Sbimei :  Shelomith,  and  Haziel 
lo.the  fons  of  Sbimei  were:  Jahath,Zina 

thefe  four  were  the  fons  of  Sbimei 
25.17.the  tenth  to  Shimei,  he,  his  fons 
27. 27. and  over  the  vineyards  was  Sbimei 
z  Cbro.  29. 14. the  fons  of  Heman,Jchiel,and  Shim. 
3 1.1 2.and  Sbimei  his  brother  was  the'next 
1 3  .overfeers  under  the  hand  of  Con.&  Shim. 
E"*ra  10.23.alfo  of  the  Levites :  Jozab.  &  Sbimei 

3  3.fons  of  Hafhum  :  — Manaffeh,  &  Sbimei 
3  8  .and  Bani  ,and  Benuni ,  Sbimei 

B/2.2.5-Mordecai,the  fon  of  Jair,the  fon  of  Shim. 
Zecb.  1 2. 1 3.family  of  Sbimei  apart,and' their  wives 

3>bfmht4 
1  Cbro.8.1  i.Beraiah>&  Shimrath.the  fons  of  Shim. 

i&hfmf,  fometimes  called  j§>hunef. 
£zorf.6.i7.fonsofGerflion  :  Libni,  and  Shimi 
N«/a.3.i8.ofGerfh.by  their  families,Libni,&  Sh. 

Ntm.}.z  1 .  of  G  crfhon — the  fami.  of  the  Sbimites 

|5>b(mrath. 
1  Cfo0.8_21.and  Shimrath,  the  fons  of  Shimhi 
<&hfmi:..  . 

1  C6c4.37.the  fon  of  Sbimri,  the  fon  of  Shertiaiah 

26.  io.Hofah — had  fons  :  Sbimri  the  chief 

2  C/.V0.29. 1 3. of  the  f°ns  °f  ElizaphanjStari 

^btmrith. 
2  Cfo-0.24.2t5.JehoZabad  the  ion  of  Sbimritb 

j&htrnrcn. 
Gcn.46.1  J. fons  of  Iffachar :  Tola, — &  Shimrto 

1  Cbro.7.1. 


SHI       SHI 

2Vww.26.24.of  Sbimron,  the  family  of  the  Shimro. 

f&tymton, 
Jojh.  1  i.j.K.  of  Madon,  &  to  the  king  of  Sbimton\ 
19. 1  y.Kattah,and  Nahallal,  and  Sbimron 

&>hfmronites. 

]V«»;.26.24.ofShimron,thefam.oftheSW»i'^. 

£>htmron=^ron. 
jr«/&.i2.20.the  king  of  Shimron-Meron,  one  ' 

5»h(mffaaf. 

E^ra.  4.8  .and  Sbimjhai  the  fenbe  wrote  a  letter 
J.then  wrote — Sbimjhai  the  fcribe,  and 
i7.then  fent  theK.an  anfwerto  —  Sbimjhai 
23. letter  was  read  before  Rehum  &  Sbimjhi 
gibinab. 

Gcn.i^.z.Shinab  king  of  Admah,  and 

£>bittar. 

Gf«.io.io.AccadJ&Calneh,inthcIandofJS'&'»^ 
l.i  .  2. found  a  plain  in  the  land  of  Shinar 
1 4. 1. in  the  dayes  of  Amraphel  king  of  Shinar 
ifai.  1  i.n.recover  the  rem.of  Ms  peo. — from  $b. 
Dan.  1 .2.which  he  carried  into  the  land  of  Shinar 
Zwb.j.n.tobuildit  an  houfe  in  the  land  of  Shi. 

Shine. 
Num.6.1  f.the  L.  make  his  face  to  (bine  upon  thee 
Job  3. 4. neither  let  the  light/fee  upon  it 
io.$.Jhine  upon  the  counfell  of  the  wicked 
1 1 . 1 7 .thou  flralt Jhine  forth,thou  (halt  be  as  the 
18.5. and  thefparkof  his  fire  (hall notfime 
22.28.and  the  light  fhall  Jhine  upon  thy  wayes 
36.3  2.covereth  the  light,&  comm.it  not  to  fhi. 
37.1  j. and  caufed  the  light  of  his  cloud  to  jhine 
4 1 . 1  S.by  bis  neefings  a  light  doth  jbine 
3  2. he  maketh  a  path  to  Jhine  after  him 
Pfal.$i.i6.make  thy  face  to  Jbine  upon  thy  fervant 
67. 1  .and  caufe  his  face  to  Jhine  upon  us 
80. 1. that  dwelled  between  the  cherub.J&i«£  fo. 
3  .caufe  thy  face  tojhme,and  we  fhall  be  faved 
Verf.7,19. 
104.1  f  .and  oyl  to  make  his  face  to  Jbine . 
119.1 3  y.make  thy  face  to jhine  upon  thy  ferva. 
Ecclef.8, i.a  mans  wifdom  maketh  his  face  tojbine 
ifai.  1 3 . 1  o.moon  fhall  not  caufe  her  light  to  Jhine 

60.  i.avik,Jhine,foi  thy  light  is  come       -   • 
Jer.^.zS.they  are  waxen  fat,they Jbine 
Dan.g.i^.anik  thy  face  tojbine  upon  thy  fanftua. 
1 2.3.they  that  be  wife  (hMJhine  as  the — firma. 
Mat.  j.i6.1et  your  light  Co  Jh'me  before  men,  that 
13. 4 3. then  fhall  the  righteous Jhine forth 
i7.2.and  his  face  didjh'mezs  the  fun 
2  Coc4.4.1eft  the  light  of  the  gofpel  fhould {bine 
6.God  who  commanded  the  light  to  Jhine 
Pbil.z.i  5.among  whom  ye  Jhine  as  lights 
flm?/.i8.23.1ightofa  candle  fhall  fhine  no  more 
2 1 .23  .neither  of  the  moon  xojinne  in  if 
Shineo. 
Dent .  1 3.2  .and  hejhined forth  from  mount  Paran 
Job  29.3.when  his  candlejfedupon  my  head 

3  i.26.ifl  beheld  the  fun  when  itjhimd 
Pfal. 50.2.0m  of  Zion  God  hath Jhined 
Ifai.9.z.of  death,upon  them  hath  the  Ughtjhincd 
£^»43-»-and  the  earth Jh'medwith  hisglory 
^^i9.3.fuddenlythereJ7);»«^ — a  light  from  hea. 

i2-7.and  a  light/^iwrfin  the  prifon 
2  Cor.$.6.ha.thJhined in  our  hearts,to  give 

Shfneth. 
job  2j.5.evento  the  moomand  kjmnetbnot 
Pfal.139. 1 2.but  the  night  fhinetb  as  the  day 
Pra.4.  i8^s  the  (hi ning  light  thitjhinetb  more  and 
Mat.1q.z7.znd  fhinetb  even  to  the  weft:  fo  (hall 
hu\e  17.24.and/festfftto  the  other  part  of  heaven 
John  1 .  j.and  the  lightjhincth  in  darkneffe 
2  Ptf.i.i9.as  to  a  light  thitjhineth  in  a  dark  place 

1  /06a  2.8.darkn.ispaft,&  the  true  light  now  Jh. 
Revel.  1. 1 6.his  countenance  was  as  the  fun  [bineth 

S>btnfng. 

2  &0».23.4.graffe  fpringing— by  dearjh'ming  aft. 
Pro-4. 1 8. path  of  the  juft  is  as  thtjbining  light 
lfai.4. 5. create  the  fh'ming  of  a  flame  of  fire 

Joel  2.  lo.and  the  ftars  fhall  withdraw  thdrjbininz 

Chap^.iy. 
Hab.3. 1 1  .at  thefhining  of  thy  glittering  fpear 
Mar.9. 3. a.nd  his  raiment  became Jhining 
Lu\e  11,3 6.when  the  bright  (hin.of  a  candle  doth 
24.4.two  men  ftood  by  them  in  fhining  garme. 
John  5. 35. he  was  aburning  sndjhining  light 


S  H  I 


S  HI 


<4fl.2<S.i3.abovc  the  brightneffe  of  the  fun  [hininv 

/o/^.i9.i9.andHapi.araimJ)and  Shion,  and 

£>fafp.    . 
P^o.30.i9.the  way  oizjhip  inthe  fea 
rfoi.l  3.2  i.neither  fhall  gallant^  paffe  thereby 
Jomb  1  .j.he  found  a  Jhip  going  to  Tarihifh 
4.fo  that  the  jhip  was  like  to  be  broken 
j-caft  forth  the  wares  that  were  in  thejhip 
Jonah  was  gone  into  the  fides  of  tnefiip 
Mat.q.n.in  a  jhip  with  Zcbedee  their  father 
zz.they  immediatly  left  the  Jhip,  and 
8.2  3.entred  into  ajhip}b\s  di'fciplts  followed 
24.infomuch  that  the  Jhip  was  covered  with 
9. 1. he  entredinto  sjhip^nd  paffed  over 
13.2X0  that  he  went  into  thejfri/>,andf.ite 
14. 1 3.  he  departed  thence  by  jhip 

2  2,conftrained  his  difcipks  to  get  into  a  Jhip 

Mar. 6.^. 
24.'but  the  Jhip  was  now  toffed  with  waves 
29.when  Pet.was  come  down  out  o£  the  Jhip 

3  2.were  come  into  the. Jhip,  the  wind  ceafed 
3  3-they  that  were  in  thejhip—  worfhipped 

1  J. 39.be  fent  away  the  multitude,  &  tookjhio 
Mar.i .ty.v/ho  a\(o  were  in  their:  Jbip  mending  * 
20.they  left  their  father  Zebedee  in  the  jhip 
3 .9.fpake  to  his  difciples  that  a  fmal  jhip  fhould 
4- 1  .he  entred  into  a  jhip,  and  fate  in  the  fea 
36".they  took  him,  even  as  he  was  in  thejhip 
37.and  the  waves  beat  into  thejhip 
38.W3S  in  the  hinder  part  of  thejhip  afleep 
5.2.come  out  of  thejhip,  immediatly  there  met 
1 8 . w  hen  he  w  as  come  into  the Jhip,he 
2 1. paffed  over  again  by/Sip  to  the  other  fide 
6,1 2.they  departed  into  a  defart  place  by  jhip 
47.when  even  was  come ,thejhip  was  in  the 
5 1. he  went  up  unto  them  into  thejhip 
54.when  they  were  come  out  of  thejhip 
8.io.entred  into  ajhip  with  his  difciples 
1 3.entring  into  the  Jhip  again,departed  to 
i4.neither  had  they  in  thejhip  more  then 
Lu\e  5. 3. and  taught  the  people  out  of  thejhip 
7.their  partners  which  were  in  the  otheijhip 
8.2  2. he  went  into  a  (hip  with  his  difciples 
3  7-went  up  into  thejhip,and  returned  back 
John  6. 1 7.  he  entred  into  a  jhip,  and  went  over 
i9.and  drawing  nigh  unto  thejhip  :  and 
2 1. they  willingly  received  him  into  the  jhip 
immediatly  thejhip  was  at  the  land 
2 1 .3. they  went  forth,and  entred  into  a  Jhip 
6.caft  the  net  on  the  right  fide  of  the  jhip 
8.other  difciples  came  in  a  little/^//) 
Atls  20.13.went  before  to  thejhip,and  failed  to 
3  8.thcy  accompanied  him  unto  the/% 
2 1 .2.finding  a  jhip  fayling  over  unto  Phenicia 
3.there  thejhip  was  to  unlade  her  burden 
tf.we  took/fc/>,and  they  returned  home 
^fpsboart>0. 
£^.27.5.made  all  thy jhip-boards  of  fir-trees 

1  Cfcc4.37.and  Ziza  the  fon  of  Shiphi 

^ihipbtan. 
Num.34.24,  Kemuel  the  fon  of  Shiphtdn 

*>bip=mafter. 
Jonah  1.  6.  fo  the Jhip-mafler  came  to  him,andfaid 
Revel,  i  8.  i7.and  every  jhip-mafter  flood  afar  off 

&>hipsmen, 
1  Kis.9.27  jhip-men  that  had  knowled.ofthe  fea 
Atls  27.2  -j. jhip-men  deemed  that  they  drew  near 
3o.as  the  Jhip-men  were  about  to  flee  out  of 

^hipping. 
John  6. 24. they  alfo  took  (hipping,  and  came  to 

3>hlpiatb. 
Exod.  1 . 1 5  .name  of  the  one  Shiprath,  the  name  of 

£>htp0. 
Gen.49.1 3  .Zebulun — fhalbe  for  an  haven  oijhips 
Num.  Z4.z4.jbips  fhall  come  from  the  coaft  of  Ch. 
Deat.28.6'8.bring  thee  into  Egypt  again  wthjhips 
Judg.$. 17. and  why  did  Danremain  injhips 

1  20*-9-i6.Solomon  made a  navie  of  jhips in  Ezi. 

22.48.Jeholhaphat  made  (hips  of  Tarfhifh 
but  they  went  not,  for  the  Jhips  were  brok. 
49. let  my  ferva.  go  with  thy  ferv.in  the  Jhips 

2  Cfo-o.8.i8.Huram  fent  him — Jhips,and  fervants 

9.zi.for  the  kings  Jhips  went  to  Tarfhifh 

every  three  years  once  came  the  jhips  of 
20. 3  6.  he 


S  H  I 


S  H  I 


20.  j6.he  joyned  himfclf  with  him  to  makeJR 

•    tf.fhips  were  broken,thac  they  were  not  able 
fob  o.i6.they  arepaffed  away  as  the  Cwiftfhips 
Pfal.+S.  7.  thou  breakeft  the  Jhips  of  Tarfhifh 

i04.itf.there  go  the Jhips  j  there  is  that  Levia. 

107.1 3. they  that  go  down  to  the  fca  in Jhips 
Pyo.31.14.ft1e  is  like  the  merchantsJ&J/'* 
lfau1.16.2nd  upon  all  the  fhips  of  Tarfhifh 

zz.i.howl,  ye Jhips  of  Tarfhifh  j  for  it  is  laid 
Verfe  14. 

43.14.and  the  Caldeans,wbofe  cry  is  in  the Jhi. 

6o«9.and  the  fhips  of  Tarlhifh  firft,to  bring 
£^.*7.o.all  thcjhips  of  the  fea  with  their  marin. 

2  t.thtjbipi  of  Tarfhifh  did  fing  of  thee 
2a.pilots—  fhall  come  down  from  their  Jhi. 

3b.9.meflengers  go  forth  from  me  in  ftps 
Dan.n.}0.[hips  of  Chittim  fhall  come  agai.  him 

40.with  horfe-men,and  with  many  fhips 
Mar. 4. 3^.there  were  alfo  with  him  other  little  fh. 
Luke  j.z.and  faw  twojhips  (landing  by  the  lake 

3  .and  he  entred  into  one  of  thefhips 
7-and  they  came,  and  filled  both  the  Jhips 
n.when  they  had  brought  their  Jhips  to  land 

Jam.  3. 4. behold  alfo  theJZ»/w,which  though 
Ke,z>.8.Q.the  third  part  of  the  Jhips  Were  dettroyed 
1 8 . 1 7.and  all  the  company  injhips,and  failers 
19-wherein  were  made  rich  all  that  hadjhips 

2  Cor.  1 1.2  y.  thrice  I  fuffered  Jhip-wmk. 

1  TiOT.i.ijp.concerning  faith  have  made  Jhip-wra. 

i  Kf».4.3.Elihoteph,&  Ahiajthe fons  of  Sbijha 


1  Kin.  1 4.2  5  .Shijhuli  came  up  againft  Jerufalem 

2  Cbro.iz.  2. 

2  Chr.n.  y  .gathered  together— becaufe  of  Sbifhab, 

I  alfo  left  you  in  the  hand  of  Shijhak\ 
7«upon  Jerufalem,  by  the  hand  of  Shifhafc 
9.(0  Sbifhak. — took  away  the  treafuresof 
<S>htttafc*mr. 
lfd.4i.19.Ile  plant  in  the  wilder.— the  Shittoh-tt. 

jS>t)ittim 
Num.i y.  1.  and  Ifrael  abode  in  Sbittim 
fojh.  1.  i.fent  out  of  Sbittim  two  men»  to  fpie 

3 .  i.removed  to  Shittim,and  came  to  Jordan 
fuel  3.18.2nd  fhall  water  the  valley  of  Sbittim 
Micab  6.  y.anfwered  him  from  Sbittim  to  Gilgal 

jStytttttn  mod. 
Extd. 2  y.y. badgers skins3  and  Sbittim  wood 

Chap.3  y.  7. 
xo.they  fhall  make  an  ark  of  Sbittim  wood 
1 3  .thou  fhalt  make  ftaves  of  Sbittim  wood 

Verfe  28. 
23.fhalt  alfo  make  a  table  of  Sbittim  wood 
26.1 y  .boards  for  the  tabernacle  of  Shit,  wood 
Chap.  36.20. 
26".thou  fhalt  make  bars  of  Sbittim  wood 
3  2.hang  it  upon  four  pillars  of  Sbittim  wood 
37>for  the  hanging  five  pillars  of  Shit,  wood 
27- 1. fhalt  make  an  altar  of  Sbittim  wood 

6.ftaves  for  the  altar,  ftaves  of  Sbittim  wood 
30.i.altar  toburn  incenfe  on :  of  Shittim  wood 

y  .ftaves  of  Shittim  ,wood,&  over- lay  them 
3  y  .24.<every  man  with  whom  was  found  Sh.w . 
36. 3 1. he  made  the  bars  of  Sbittim  wood 

36.made  thereunto  four  pillars  of  Shittimw. 
3  7.  i.Bezaleel  made  the  ark  of  Shittim  wood 
4.and  he  made  the  ftaves  of  Shittim  wood 

Verf.iy,28. 
1 0  .and  he  made  the  table  of  Shittim  wood 
2  y.he  made  the  incenfe  altar  of  Sbittim  wo. 
3  8- 1. altar  of  burnt-offering  of  Shittim  wood 
(J.rEade  the  ftaves  of  Sfof.wood,  &  over-laid 
Deut.  10.3  .and  I  made  an  ark  of  Sbittim  wood 

j&hiberjaf. 
Rw/.2.27.of  a  potter  fhall  rhey  be  broken  tojhiv. 

5>r>i5a. 
I  Chro.i  i.42.Adina  rhe  fon  of  Shi%a  the  Reuben. 

£^.23. 23.and  all  the  C  aldeans,Pekod,&  Sboab 


2  Sfy».y.i4.bornuntohimin  Jerufal. — Sbobab 

1  Chro.i.^.  &  ,4.4. 
1  Chro.i.  1 8.her  fons  are  thefe :  jzfher.Shobab,  and 

$>hobac!>, 
1Sam.10.16.2ni  Sbobach  the  captain  of  the  hoft 


SH.O       SHO 

18.  (mote  Shobacb  the  captain  of  their  hoft 

E1Z&  2.42.children  of  Hatita^the  childr.  of 'Shobai 
Nebem.7.45. 
jfcljobai. 
Gw.36.20.fons  of  Seir :  — Lotan,and  Shobai 
2 3. children  of  Shobai  were  thefe  :  Alvan 

1  Chro.i. 40. 
ajj.dukes — of  the  Horites :  —  duke  Shobai 

1  Chro.i.^o.Shobal  the  father  of  Kiriath-jearim 

Verfe  52. 
4.i.fons  of  Judah  :  — Hur,and  Shobai  , 
2.Reaiah}the  fon  of  SM«/,begat  Jahath 
&rjobefc. 
Nehem.  io.24.Hallohefh,Pileha,  Shobe\ 
£>hob«. 

2  Sam.  1 7. 2 7. S hobi  the  fon  of  Nahafhjof  Rabbah 

g>t)Oc^o. 
2 Chro.i i.7<Beth-zur,and  Shocho^and  Adullam 
28.  i8.had  taken  Beth-fhemefh>— and  Shooho 

1  Sam.\-j.\.  were  gathered  together  at  Shochoh 

pitched  between  Shocbdo  and  Azekah 
£>rjCCk.      &!}OCfe0, 
fudg.  1  y.y.burnt  up  both  thefhockj,  and  alfo  the 
fob  y  ,26.1ike  as  a  fhock^ofcoxn  comethin 
£>bou, 

2  C^ra.iS.iy.took  the  captives,—  andjhod  them 
£^.i6.io.andjWthee  with  badgers  skin 
Jflf«i'.6.9.butbe/iWwithfandals :  and 
Epbff.6.1  j.Jhod  with  the  preparation  of  the  gofpel 

jgjboljam. 

1  Cfo-0.24.27.fons  of  Merari — Beno>  and  Shoham 

Corner. 

2  Kin.11.11.2Rd  Jehozabad  the  fon  of  Shomer 
1  CfciU7.32.Heber  begat  Japhlet,  and  Shomer 

JSfyctte. 

Carorf.34.29.wift  not  that  the  skin  of  his  ficejho. 
30.beholdjthe  skin  of  his  fact  Jhone 
3  $  .that  the  skin  of  Mofes  face  Jhone 
z  K}n.$.n.md  the  fun Jhone  upon  the  water 
Lu\e  1.9.  the  glory  of  the  Lord  Jhone  round  about 
Ads  22.6.fuddenly  there  (hone  from  heaven  a 
ReveLS.i  1.2nd  the  day  Jhone  not  for  a  third  part 

jfrrjooe. 
Df«f.zy.9.and  loofe  his fhooe  from  off  his  foot 
io.houfe  of  him  that  hath  hisjhooe  loofed 
zg.^. thy  Jhooe  is  not  waxen  old  on  thy  foot 
fojh.  y .  1 5 .  loofe  thy  Jhooe  from  off  thy  foot 
Ruth  4.7.3  man  plucked  off  hisjhooe,  and  gave  it 

8.buy  it  for  thee :  fo  he  drew  off  his  Jhooe 
P/a/.6o.8.overEdom  will  I  caft  out  my  fhooe 

Pfal.  108.9. 
i/«.20.2.and  put  ofT  thy  fhooe  from  thy  foot 

£>t)Ocie=latcljec. 
Ges.14.23.from  arhreed  to  a  Jhooe.  latchet 
fobn  1  .ij.vihoCeJhooeS'latcbet  I  am  not  worthy  to 

£>b,ooe0. 
£*orf.j.y.put  off  thy  Jhooes  from  off  thy  feet 

li.iijhooes  on  your  feet,and  your  ftaffe  in 
Deut.  33.2  y.thy  jhooes  fhall  be  iron  and  braffe 
fojh.^.%.o\djhooes,  and  clouted  upon  their  feet 
1 3  .our  garments  &  ourfhoo.  are  become  old 

1  Kin-z.  y.and  in  his  Jhooes  that  were  on  his  feet 
CV«tf.7.i.howbeautifullarethy  feet  with  Jhooes 
Ifai.^.zj.  nor  the  latchet  of  their  Jhooes  be  broken 
£3^.24. i7.and  put  on  thy  Jhooes  upon  thy  feet 

2 3. and  your  Jhooes  upon  your  feet 
Amos  2.6.they  fold  the  poor  for  a  pair  of  Jhooes 

8.6\that  we  may  buy  the  needy  for  a  pair  of  Jh. 
Mat. 1. 1 1  .v/hofe  Jhooes  I  am  not  worthy  to  bear 

1  o.  1  o. neither  Jhooes,  nor  yet  ftayes 
Mar.  1.7. latchet  of  whofe  Jhooes  I  am  not  worthy 

Lu\e  3 . 1 6 ■ 
io.4.carry  neither  purfe,  nor  fcrip.norjfoww 
1  y. 2  2. put  a  ring  on  his  hand,  &.Jbo.  on  his  feet 
22.3  y.fent  you  without  purfe,  &  fcrip,  8tJhooes 
Alts  7.3  3. put  off  thy  Jhooes  from  thy  feer 

i3-25.whofej&<wesot  his  feet  I  am  not  worthy 
&t)OOK, 

2  Sam.6. 6x00V  hold  of  it,for  the  oxen  Jhoo\  it 

22.8.then  the  earth Jhook^  and  trembled 

Pfal.  18.7. 
foundations  of  heaven  moved  &  fhoo\ 
2vVfe>».f.i3.IJ&(M£mylap)&  faid,SoGod  (hake 
P/d/.68.8.the  earthJ^o«^,the  heavens  alfo  dropped 


SHO       SHO 

77. 1 8.the  earth  trembled  2nd  Jhook_ 
lfai.z$.ii,h2nd  over  the  ka,hefhooli  the  kingdoms 
A§js  13,5  i.but  they  Jhoo\  off  the  duft  of  their  feet 
\%.6.Jhooli  his raiment,and faid unco  them 
28.S.heJi&fffl^  off  the  beaft  into  the  fire 
Hc^,i2.26.whofe  voice  thenjhook^  the  earth 

Gcn.11.16.2  good  way  off,as  it  were  a  bow Jboot 

^hoot. 
Exod.$g. 3  3 .he  made  the  middle  bar  to Jhoot  thor. 

1  Sam.zo.io.l  will  Jhoot  three  arrowes  on  the  fide 

36.find  out  now  the  arrowes  which  I  Jhoot 

2  Sam.  1 1. 20. knew  ye  not  that  they  would  Jhoot 
2  iviK.13.17.then  Elifha  faid,  Shoot 

1 9. 3 2. he  fhall  not Jhoot  an  arrow  there 

tfn.tf.  33. 
tffoo.y.rS.menable — to fhoot  with  bow 
2  Chro.  26. 1  ^.engines  to  fhoot  arrowes  withall 
Pfal.  1 1.  i.that  they  may  privily  fhoot  at  the  upright 
2  2.7. they  Jhoot  out  the  lip,  they  fhake  the  head 
58.7. when  hebendtthhis  bow  to  Jhoot  his  arr. 
64.3  .to  fhoot  their  arrowes,even  bitter  words 
4-that  they  nay  Jhoot  in  fecret 

fuddenly  do  they  Jhoot  at  him 
7  .but  God  will  Jhoot  at  them 
i4$.6.Jhoot  out  thine  arrowes,and  deftroy  them 
fer.  50.1 4-all  ye  that  bend  the  bo w ,  fhoot  at  her 
£^•3  1.  i4.neither)&oo<  up  their  top  among  the 

36. 8. ye  (hall  jhoot  forth  your  branches 
Lu\e  11. ^o.vihen  they  now  Jhoot  forth,  ye  know 

&rjootcr0. 
2  Som.t  i.i^.thefhooters  (hot  from  off  the  wall 

fob  8.i6.and  his  branch  Jhootetb  forth  in  his  gard. 
J/iw.27.8.inmeafure,  when  hjhooteth  forth 
Mar. 4. }z. and  Jhootetb  out  great  branches 

&  booting, 
1  Chro.n.z.in  hurling  ftones,  &.Jhooting  arrowes 
Amos  j.i.ofthefhooting  up  of  the  latter  growth 

^boprjan. 
Num.i  2.3  f  .children  of  Gad  built —  Shophon 

fojh.  1  y .  z  .border  was  from  the Jhore  of  the  fal  t  fea 
1  KJn.9.i6.on  the  Jhore  of  the  red  fea,  in  the 
Mat.T$.i.  the  whole  multitude  flood  on  the  Jhore 

48. which  when  it  was  full  they  drew  to  Jhore 

Md*\6.  y  3  .land  of  Genefareth,and  drew  to  the  Jh. 

fobn  2  i.4.Jefus  flood  on  the  Jhore 

Acts  2i.y.we  kneeled  down  on  theJhore,8c  prayed 

27.39.they  difcovered  a  certain  creek,with  afh. 

40.  wind,  and  made  toward  Jhore 
Sea-jj&tyoie,  See  <§)ea. 

C^»«.4.2.1ike  a  flock  of  fheep  that  are  evenjhorn 
Acls  iS.iS.havingJftfl/vzhishead  in  Cenchrea 
,i  for.H.6.wom.benotcovered,let  heralfob  Jh. 
if  it  be  a  fhame  for  a  woman  to  befhorn 

Num.i  W23.1S  the  Lords  hand  waxen  jhort 
fob  1 7. 1 2. the  light  is  Jhort>  becaufe  of  darkneffe 
20.  y  .that  the  triumphing  of  the  wicked  is  Jhort 
Pfal. 89.47. remember  hovs  Jhort  my  time  is 
Rom. i.z^.aW  have  finned,  &  come  Jhort  of  the  gl 
9.28.becaufeaJ?W?  work  will  the  Lord  make 
1  Coi'.7.29.brethien,  the  time  isjhort 
1  Thef.i.  1 7.taken  from  you  for  a  Jhort  time 
Rev.  1 2.r  2.he  knoweih  that  he  hath  but  a  jhort  ti. 
17.  io.he  muft  continue  2 Jhort  fpace 
Cut  £)l}Oit,  See  Cut. 
Come  j£>hoit,  See  Come. 
^jbojteneO. 

P/"^.89.4y.dayes  of  his  youth  haft  thoti  Jhortened 

102.23. he  fhortened  my  dayes 
Pro.  1 0.2 7. years  ofthe  wicked  (hallbe/?lwfe?2erf 
ifai.'jo.z.is  my  handfhortened  at  all 

y9.i.behold,the  Lords  hand  is  not Jhmtened 
Mot.  24.2  2  .except  thofe  dayes  fhould  be  fhortened 

Mar.  13.20. 
elects  fake  thofe  dayes  (ha\be  fhortened 
Mar.  1 3.20. 
goiter. 

lfai.18.  zo  bed  is  Jhorter,:hen  that  a  man  can  ftrer. 
£^.42. y.  the  upper  chambers  w^tefhorter 

&rjOitlp, 

Gcn.4 1.3  2. God  willfhortly  bring  it  to  paffe  1 

fer. 17.  i6.veffels  ofthe  Lords  houfe  OiMJhortly 
£^4.7.8.1  will 


S  H  O        S  H  O 

SV^.7-8.1  viiWportly  poure  out  my  fury 
Ails  i?.4.behimfetf  would  depart  fhartly 
KM».i6.20.(hallbruife  Satan  under  your  feet Jhor. 
i  Cor.4.19.1  will  come  to  you  portly 
PbiLz.  1  j.tofend  Timotheus  portly  unto  you 
24.I  alfo  my  felf  mail  comeportly 

1  Twt.  j.i4.hoping  to  come  unto  theeportly 
zTim.^.o. do  thy  diligence  to  comeportly 
Heb.  ij.2j.ifhe  comeportly,  t  will  fee  you 

2  Pet.i.i^.Jhortly  I  muft  put  off  this  tabernacle 

3  John  i4but  I  truft  I  (hall  portly  fee  thee 
Revel.  1.1.  things  which  mxxff  portly  come  to  paffe 

Chap.  22.6. 

3>hot. 

Gw.40.  ie>.  and  herbloffoms  pot  forth 

49. 2  3  .forely  grieved  him,  and  pot  at  him 
Exod.ig,  1 3. he  (hall  furely  be  ftoned,  or  pot  thor. 
Ntim.i  1.30. vie  have  J&of  at  them 

1  Sam.10.17.  the  arrow  which  Jonathan  hadpot 

2  &i»z.i  1 ,24.ftiootersJfotf  from  offthe  wall 
2  K»»-i3-i7.Eliftiafaid,  Shoot :  andhepot 
2  Cfcro.  j  5 . 2  j  .archers pot  at  king  Jofiah 

P/«/.  1 8. 1 ^.hejhot  out  lighten.&  difcomfited  them 

.7b'.9.8.their  tongue  is  an  arrow  pot  out 

£^.  1 7.6.brought  branches,and/&ff£  forth  fprigs 

.  7-and pot  forth  her  branches  toward  him 

3i.5.multitudeof  waters,when  hepot  forth 

lo.jhot  up  his  top  among  the  thick  boughs 

£)bobel, 

//«.30.24.wch  hath  been  winnowed  with  thepov. 

jg>hotoel0. 
Exod.17.  j. his  pans  to  receive  his  a(hes,  his povels 

3 8. 3. the  pots,and  thePovels, and  the  baiins 
Nww4.i4.the  fle(h-hooks,and  the  Jhovels 
1  i£J?*.7.40.Hiram  made  the  lavers,&  thepove/s 

2CW4.11. 
4).and  thej&<w/.j  were  of  bright  braffe 

2  Cbro.4. 16. 
i  iC«-i  J.i4>the  pots,&  thepovelsjtk.  the  fnufFers 

/er.  52. 18. 
i&tjonloer. 

Gf».2  i.i4.(putting  it  on  her poulder)  &  the  chi. 
24.15.Rebe.came— with  her  pitcher  on  herpo. 
Verfe  45. 
'  45.1et  down  her  pitcher  from  her poulder 
49. 1  5  .and  bowed  his  poulder  to  bear 
£^.28.7. it  (hall  have  the  tviopoulder  pieces 

2  5  .and  put  them  on  the  poulder  pieces 
2^.27.fanftifie  thepoulde'r  of  the  heave-offeri. 
3  9.4.they  made  (boulder-pieces  for  it 

.N'/tfH.ff.i9,pricft  (hall  take  the  fodden  poulder 
Deut.  1 8.3  .they  (hall  give  unto  the  prieft  thepoul. 
Jojb  4.  5  .every  man  a  (tone  upon  his  Jhoulder 
Judg  9.48.3  bough,  and  laid  it  on  hispoulder 
1  Sam.Q.z q.and  the  cook  took  up  the Jhoulder 
Nehem.g.ig.w'uh-drewr  the  poulder  ,and  hardened 
^fe  3 1 .36. furely  I  would  take  it  upon  my  pould. 
PfalSi.6. 1  removed  his  Jhoulder  from  the  burden 
lfai,.Q.^.tho\x  haft  broken — the  ftaffe  ofhispould. 
6.govcrnment  (hall  be  upon  hisjhoulder 
10. 27.  burd.flialbe  taken  away  from  off  thy  Jho. 
22.22.key  of— David  viiWWay  onhis  poulder 
46.7  .they  bear  him  upon  the  Jhoulder 
£•3^.12.7. 1  bare  it  upon  my  Jhoulder  in  their  fight 
1  i.fhall  bear  upon  hisjhoulder  in  the  twilig. 
24.4.every  good  piece^  the  thigh,  &  thejhoulder 
29.7.thou  didftbreak.andrent  all  their  Jhoulder 

18. and  every  Jhoulder  was  peeled 
34.2i.becaufe  ye  have  thruft  with  fide  &  wthp. 
Zech.7. 1  i.refufed  to  heark.  &  pulled  away  the  Jho. 
Lu\e  1  5.  5  .he  layeth  it  on  his  poulder ^reyoycing 

5>r)onirjer=blat)e« 
Job  31.22.  let  my  arm  fall  from  my poulder-blade 

Hf<mr-£>hottI&er, 
Iewf.7.34.  and  the  heaS/e-poulder  hare  I  taken 
io.i4.heave-j&o«/dlf/,(hallyeeatin  adeanpla. 
1 5. the  hewe-poulder,  and  the  wave-breft 
W«w.6.20.with  the  wave-breft,  and  heaxe-pould. 

Right  <§>houttier. 
1E.1W.29.22.take  of  the  ram— the  rightpoulder 
,  Levit.7. 3  2.and  the  rightjhoulder  (hall  ye  give  to 

3  3  .(hall  have  the  rightjhoulder  for  his  part 
j      8. 25 .and  their  fat,  and  the  Vights/Stf«/<fcl' 

I  itS.put  them  on  the  fat,&  on  the  right  Jhould. 

i     9.2 1  .brefts  and  the  rightjhoulder  Aaron  w  aved 
1 2v"«j».i8.s8,wave-breft,&  as  the  right Jho.ate  thine 


S  H  O       S  H  O 

Gw-9.23.they  laid  it  upon  both  their  Jhoulder s 
Exod.  1 2.3  4.bound  up  in  their  clothes  on  their p. 

28.12.two  ftones  upon  the  Jhould.  of  the  ephod 
upon  his  ty/opoulders  for  a  memoriall 

3  9«7.he  put  them  on  the  Jhoulder s  of  the  ephod 
Num.j.y,  that  they  (hould  bear  on  their  Jhoulder s 
De/tf.3  3.1 2.he  (hall  dwellbetween  hisjhoulders 
Judg.\6.i  .bar  and  all,and  put  them  upon  hisjhou. 
1  Sam.o. 2. from  hisjhoulders  &  upward,he  was  hi. 

10.23.then  any  of  the  peo.from  thejho.8c  upw. 

1 7.6.a  target  of  braffe  between  hisjhoulders 

1  Chro. iy.15 .bare the  ark  upon  their Jhoulder s 

2  Chyo.i  5-3.it  (hall  not  be  a  burden  upon  your  .Jh. 
Ifai.i  i.i4.(hall  flie  upon  thepoulders  of  the  Phil. 

14.25.and  his  burden  depart  from  off  their  Jh?>. 

3  o.6.their  riches  on  thejhoulders  of  young  affes 

49.22.thy  fons  carried  upon  their  Jhoulder s 
£^.i2.6.in  their  fight  —  bear  it  on  thy Jhoulders 
Mat.  2  3 .4>and  lay  them  on  mens  Jhoulders 

S>hont, 
Exod.$  2.18.  not  the  voice  of  them  that  Jhout  for 
Jop.6. 5. the  people  ihaWJhout  with  a  great  (hout 
1  o.ye  (hall  notpout}nor  make  any  noife 

till— I  bid  you Jhout,then  (hall  yejhout 

1 6. Jhout for  the  Lo.  hath  given  you  the  city 

Vfal.^y.  1  Jhout  unto  God  with  the  voice  of  trium. 

lfai.iz.6.cry  oat  81  jhout)  thou  inhabitant  of  Sion 

42.1 1  .let  thtmjhout  from  the  top  of  the  moun. 

4$.zi.Jhout}ye  lower  parts  of  the  earth 
Jer.i  l.j.Jhoitt  among  the  chief  of  the  nations 

50. 1^. Jhout  againft  her  round  about 
Lam.^.S .whenI—Jbout,he  (hutteth  out  my  prayer 
Ze/>fe.3.i4.fing,0  daught.of  Sion: Jhout,0  Ifrael 
Zecb.$.c).Jl)out,0  daughter  of  Jerufalem :  behold 

jfehrjut,  or  ^>ljOBteO/«;'flv,  See  3!or>. 

Num.zj.zi.  the  Jhout  of  a  king  is  among  them 
fojh.6. 5.all  the  people  (hall  (hout  with  a  great  Jh. 
2o.and  the  people  (houted  with  a  great  Jhout 
&M8.4.5.with  a  great Jhout,Co  thatthe  earth  rang 
tf.when  the  Philift.heard  the  noife  oithejho. 
what  meaneth  the  noife  of  this  great  jhout 
2  Chr.i  3.i5.thenthemen  of  Jud.  gave  a  great  Jho. 
E^a  3 . 1 1  .with  a  greatjfeo«t,when  they  praifed 
i3.not  difcern  the  noife  of  the  Jhout  of  joy 
for  the  people  (houted  with  a  loadjhout 
Pfal  47. $. God  is  gone  up  viithzjhout 
/ec.2  5.30.(hall  givea  Jhout,zs  they  that  tread  the 

5 1. i4.they  (hall  lift  up  ajhout  againft  thee 
Acls  1 2.22.and  the  people  gave  a  Jhout ,  faying 
1  Tte/.4.i<j.L.himf.fhall  defc.fromheav.w*a-/&. 

$>tjontet), 
Exod.11.17 . as  they  Jhouted, he  faid,There  is  a  not. 
Lraf.9.24.which  when  all  the  people  faw,theyj&. 
JcJh.6.io.[o  the  peoplejhouted  when  the  priefts 

the  rteoplt  Jhouted  with  a  great  (hout 
JW?.  1 5.  i4.the  Philiftines pouted  againft  him 

1  SflW.4.5.  all  Ifrael  Jhouted  with  a  great  (hout 

io.24.people/&o«fe4&  faid,Godfave  the  king 

17. 20  .as  the  hoft  was  going  forth  — Scfhouted 

5  2.menof  Ifra.and  of  Judah  arofe,  &Jhouted 

2  Chr.  1 3 . 1 5  .as  the  men  of  JudahJ&flKteafjG.fmote 
Eya  3.11. pouted  with  a  great  (hout,  when 

1 2.and  many  {houted  aloud  for  joy 
1 3. for  the  people  pouted  with  a  loud  voice 
£>i)ontetr). 
P/a/.78.65.1ikeamightymanthatJ?w«recfrbyreaf. 
j&bonttns. 

a  Saffi.6.1 5.brought  up  the  ark  of  the  L.mthpou. 
i  Chro.i  5.28.brough:  up  the  ark  -—with pouting 
2  Cfcro.  1 5. 1 4>fware  unto  the  Lord— v/ithpouting 
Job  39.25.the  thunder  of  the  captains,8c  thepou. 
Pro.i  i.io.when  the  wicked  peri(h,there  ispouti. 
Ijoi.i6.9.for  thepouting  for  thy  fummer  fruits 
xo.neither  (hall  there  be  Pouting 

I  have  made  their  vintage pouti. to  ceafe 
/e>*.20.i6.1ethimhear  the— pouting  at  noon-tide 
48.3  3. none  (hall  tread  mthpouting 

their  pouting  (hall  be  no  pouting 
E^e^.i  1 .22.to  lift  up  the  voice  vtithpouting 
Amos  1 . 1 4. v/ithpouting  in  the  day  of  battell 
i.2.and  Moab  (tall  die  with  tumult,withy&o«f. 
&boutiftg0. 
Zftfc.4.7.  bring  forth  the  head  ftone  v/ithpoutings 


SHR       SHU 

■E^.13.1 1. there  (full  be  an  over-flowing/Wr 
1  J.fhalbe  an  over-flowingJ?)flH?/  in  mine  an. 
34.26.I  will  caufe  thepovcr  tocome down 
Lu\e  i2.54.ftraightway  yc  fay,There  cometh  ap. 

£>ljott20. 
Deut. 3  2. 2.and  as  the  fmall  powrs  upon  the  grade 
Job  24.8.they  are  wet  with  the  powrs  of  the  mou. 
Pfal.65. 10.  thou  makeft  it  foft  withpows 

7  z.6.asporvrs  that  water  the  earth 
Jer.i . 3 .therefore  th&potvrs  hive  been  with-hold. 

14.22. or  can  the  heavens  caufe  powrs 
£^-34.26.there (hall  hepowrs  of  blefllng 
Micob  5.7.as  a  dew  from  the  L.  as  thepovc.  on  the 
Zecb.  1 0.1 .  fo  the  L.  (hall  give  thempoms  of  rain 

£>b?ant$. 
Gen-i  2.3  2.eat  not  of  the  finew  thatpran\ 

Jacobs  thigh,in  die  finew  thatprank, 
&>b?eD. 
2  ^ia.4.39. came,& pred  them  into  the  pot  of  po. 

Ails  19. 24. which  nude  Cihtrprines  for  Diana 

j&biosoO. 
£^.3 1.3. fair  branches,&  with  a  (hadowing_/&>\ 

Gen.n.i^.die  call  the  child  under  one  ofthepm. 

£>buab. 
Ge».2  5.2.Keturahbart — lihbak,  and  Shuab 

1  Cbro.  1.  32. 
3  8. 2.ofa  certain  Canaan.whofe  name  was  Sh. 
1 2. the  daughter  of  Shuab  Judahs  wife  died 
i  Cfo'.2.3.born  unto  him  of  the  daughter  of  Shuab 
4»  1 1  .Chelub  the  brother  of  Shuab  begat  Mehir 
7.3  2.Heber  begat  Japhkr,— and  Shuab 
l&rjnaU 
1  Sd».i3.i7.1eadeth  to  Ophr.tothe  land  of  Shu. 
1  Ckfl.7. 36.thefons  of  Zophah  : — Sbualt&.  Beri 

j£>hnbael. 
1  Cfcw.24.20.of  the  fons  of  Amtam,Shubael 

of  the  fons  of  Shubael,  Jedaiah 
25.20.  the  thirteenth  to  Shubael 
&bttbam. 
Num.16, $z.of  Shuham,the  family  of  the  Shuham. 

£>hnhmnttt& 

MtfB.26.42.of  Shuham,  the  family  of  the  Shuham. 

43.aH  the  families  of  the  Shuhamites 

£>bahtte, 

/o6  2.1 1  .Eliphaz  the  Temanite,&  Bildad  the  Sh. 

8.i.thenanfwered  Bildad  the  Shuhite 

Chap.i8.i.&  25.1. 
42.9.and  Bildad  the  Shuhite  did  according  as 
j£>buiamite. 
Cant.  6. 13 .  return,  return,  O  Sbulamite 

what  will  ye  fee  in  the  Sbulamite 
£>faamatbfte0. 

1  Ciw.2.53.the  Puhites,and  the  Shumatbhcs 

£>htm, 

2  Tim.i.i6.bat pun  profane  and  vain  bablings 

j&rjtmatnitc, 

1  Kj?i.i.^.and  found  Abtfhag  a  Shunamite 

1 5.Abi(hag  the  Sfa«M.miniftred  unto  the  ki. 

2. 17. that  he  give  me  Abiftiag  the  Shun,  to  wife 

2i.let  Abiihagthe  Shunamitehe given  to  A. 

2r.why  doeft  thou  ask  Abiftiag  the  Sbunam. 

2  l$«.4.i2.he  faid  to  Gehazi, — Call  this  Sbutia. 

25-behold,yonder  is  that  Shunamite 
36.  call  this  Shunamite.  So  he  called  her 

$fyttnem. 

fop.19. i8.and  their  border  was  toward  Sfeww 

1  &tw.28.4.philift. — camje and  pitched  inShunem 

2  JCz"».4.8.that  £li(ha  paffed  to  Sbunem 

gtbttrtf. 
Gen.$6.\6.  the  fons  of  Gad :  — Stew,  Ezbon 
2V«w.  2  6. 1 5  .of  Shuni,  the  family  of  the  Shunites 

j&btttUteg. ' 
Num.16. 1 5.of  Shuni,the  family  of  the  Shunites 

^hanneD. 
/4ff^  20.27.I  have  notpunnedto  declare  all  the 

i&hnpbam. 
Num.16.i9.of  Shupham,the  family  of  the  Shupha. 

^bnpbamttcflf. 
Num.i6.}  $.of  Shupham,the  family  of  the  Sbupb. 

1  Chre.7. 1  z.Shuppm  alfoand  Huppim,  the  child. 

iy.took  to  wife  the  fitter  of  Huppim  &  Shu. 

16.  id.to  Shuppim  and  Hofa,the  lot  came  forth 


SHU         SHU 

Gcn.i6.jhy  the  fountain, in  the  way  to  Sbur 

20. 1.  Abraham  dwelled  between  Kadelh  &  Sh. 

25.1 8.I(hma.fons dwelt  from Havilah  to  Sbur 

Exod.  1  5.22.  they  went  out  into  the  wild,  of  Sbur 

1  Sam.  1  5  .7.from  Havil.untill  thou  comeft  to  Sb. 

17.8.  inhabit,  of  the  land  as  thou  goeft  to  Sbur 

Neb.  1 . 1 .  as  I W3S  in  Sbujaan  the  palace 
Eft.i.z.of  his  kingdome  which  was  in  Shujhan 
5 .that  wereprefent  in  Shujhan  the  palace 
2.3.  all  the  fair  virgins  unto  Shujhan  the  palace 
j.in  Sbu(h.the  palace  there  was  a  certain  Jew 
8. many  wercgathercd  together  unto  Shujhan 
3.1  j.decree  was  given  in  Shujhan  the  palace 

Chap.8.14. 
but  the  city  Shujhan  was  perplexed 
4.8.of  the  decree  that  was  given  at  Shujhan 

16. together  all  the  Jewes  prefent  in  Shujhan 
8.15.  and  the  city  Shujhan  rejoiced  &  was  glad 
9.6.  in  Shujhan  the  palace  the  Jews  flew 

1  i.numb.of  thofe  that  were  flain  in  Shujhan 
ii.deftr.five  hundr.men  in  Sbujh.the  palace 
1  j. let  it  be  granted  to  the  Jewes  in  Shujhan 
i4.and  the  decree  was  given  at  Shujhan 
1 5.  for  the  Jewes  that  were  in  Shujhangath. 
and  flew  three  hundr.  men  at  Shujhan 
i8.but  the  Jews  that  were  at  Shujh.affembl. 
Dan,S.z.ythen  I  law  that  I  was  at  Shujhan  the  pal. 

£>h«t. 
Gen.  7.  16.  the  Lord  Jhut  him  in 
Exod.i^.  the  wildernefle  hathjhut  them  in 
Num.  12.14.  be  Jhut  out  from  the  camp  feven  daies 
1  j. and  Miriam  was  (hut  out  from  the  camp 
Deut.  1 5 .7.  nor  Jhut  thine  hand  from  thy  poor  bro. 
fojh.z.7.  they  (hut  the  gate 
Judg.o.%\.fhut  it  to  them,and  gat  them  up 
1  Sam.z1.7-  for  he  is  Jhut  in  by  entring  into 
Neh.i  i.iQ.Icomman.that  the  gate  fhould  beJ7j«{ 
Pjal.69. 1  $.let  not  the  \>it  Jhut  her  mouth  upon  me 
Ifit.6.  to.ani  Jhut  their  eyes,left  they  fee 
2  2.22.(0  he  (hall  operand  none  (hall  (hut 

and  he  fhall  Jhut  ,and  none  fhall  open 
44. 1 8. he  hith Jhut  their  eyes,  that  they  cannot 
4f .  1 .  and  the  gates  fhall  not  he  jhut 
52.1  5  .the  kings  (haWJhut  their  mouthes  at  him 
60. 1  i-they  fhall  not  bejhut  day  nor  night 
6"6.£.fhall  I  caufe  to  bring  forth,&  Jhut  che  wo. 
f^e£.j.24.goJ&«£  thy  felf  within  thine  houfe 
44.i.ga.w°h  looketh  tow.the  eaft,&  it  was  jhut 
2.this  gate  fhall  be  Jhut 
Centred  in  by  it,therefore  it  (hall  btjhut 

46.1  .fhall  be J&«t  the  fix  working  dayes 

2.  gate  (hall  not  be  (hut  untill  the  evening 
1  i.after  his  going  forth,  one  fhall  Jhut  the  g. 
M.6'lt.my  God  hath^««  the  lions  mouthes 
c~ts  y.ij.theprifon  truly  found  wejfr«t 
:r».ii.6\thefe  have  power  to  Jhut  heaven,that  it 

1 1.2  f  .gates  of  it  fhall  notbejto  at  all  by  day 
i&rjttt  door,  See  *D30J. 

J&httt  up. 
ev.T  j.4.then  the  prieft  fhall  Jhut  up  him 

5  .prieft  fhaljfe  up  him  yet  feven  daies  more 

1  i.pronounce  him  uncl.&  fhal  notj&.him  up 

2  i.then  thepricft  IhaUJhttt  him  up  fev.dayes 

fo.&Jhut  up  him  that  hath  the  plague  7.  da. 
1 4.  j  8.and  (hut  up  the  houfe  feven  dayes 
46.into  the  hou.  all  the  while  that  it  isjh.  up 
Deu.i  1.  if.againft  you,&  he  (halljTWup  thehea. 
j  2. 3  o.except  the  Lord  had  jhut  them  up 
3$.there  is  none  Jhut  up  nor  left 
fof.6.i.now  Jericho  was  ftraightly  Jhut  up 
!i  Sam.  1 .  5.  but  the  Lord  had  jhut  up  her  womb 
rf.becaufe  the  Lord  had  Jhut  up  her  womb 
I  6.io.iadJhut  up  their  calves  at  home 
I  Sam.zo.i. were  Jhut  up  to  the  day  of  their  death 
ji  K'»-8.jjlWhen  the  heaven  is  Jhut  up,  &  there  is 
2  Cbro.6.16. 
14.10.  will  cut  offhim  that  is  Jhut  up 

Chap.21.21.  21^8.9.8. 
!</«£•  14.  ifi.for  there  was  not  any  Jhut  up 

i/^-thereforeche  ki.  of  AflyriaJ&tfr  him  up 
Chr.7. 1 J  -if  ljhut  up  heaven,that  there  be  no  rain 
28.24.andJ&«;  up  the  doors  of  the  houfe 
19-7-&  they  hayejbut  up  the  doors  of  the  porch 


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i\Tefe.6.io.houfeofShemaiah,who  was  Jhut  up 
fob  $.10. bec.it Jhut  not  up  the  doors  ot  my  moth. 
1 1.  io.if  he  (hut  up,who  can  hinder  him 
3 8.8.or  who  Jhut  up  the  fea  with  doors 
41. 15. Jhut  up  together jas  with  aclofefeal 
Pjal.7,  1.8.  haft  not  Jhut  me  up  into  the  hand  of 
77-9.hath  he  in  anger  Jhut  up  his  mercies  . 
88.8.1  am  jhut  up,and  I  cannot  come  forth 
Cant.a,.  1 2. a  fpringjW  up,  a  fountain  fealed 
7/4.24.  io.every  houfe  is  jhut  up,that  no  man  may 

22.and  fhall  be  (hut  up  in  the  prifon 
Jer.  1 1 . 1 9.  the  cities  of  the  fouth  fhall  be  (hat  up 
20. 9. as  a  burning  (ire Jhut  up  in  my  bones 
3  2.2.the.prophet  was  Jhut  up  in  the  court  of  the 

j.Zedekiah  king  of  Jndabhid  Jhut  him  up 
3  j.  1. while  he  was  jhttt  up  in  the  court  of  the  pr. 
36.5.I  am  jhut  up,I  cannot  go  into  the  houfe 
39.1  f  .word  of  the  L. to  Jer. while  he  wasjh  up 
Don.B.z6.jhul  thou  up  the  vifion,for  it  fhal  be  for 

i2,4.but  thou.O  Daniel jhut  up  the  words 
Mat.  23.13  .ye  Jhut  up  the  kingdome  of  heaven  ag. 
Luke  3.20.that  he  jhut  up  John  in  prifon 

4.2?.when  the  heaven  was  Jhut  up  three  yeerj 
A6l.z6.10.  many  of  the  faints  did  ljhut  up  in  prif. 
Gal.$.z$.Jhut  up  unto  the  faith  which  fhould  aft. 
&"i>.20.3.jWhim  up,and  fet  a  feal  upon  him 

Shuttle. 
Job  7. 6. my  daies  are  fwifter  then  a  weavers  jhuttle 

&)})HttCth# 
Job  iz.\\.hz Jhuttetb  uo  a  man,  &  there  can  be  no 
Pro.16. 30.be  jhuttetb  his  eyes  to  devife  froward 

1 7.28.8c  he  that  jhut.  his  lips  efteemed  a  man  of 
lfa.33.11.and  Jhuttetb  his  eyes  from  feeing  evill 
Idra.3.8. he Jhuttetb  out  my  prayer 
1  John  3.17. and  jhuttetb  up  his  bowels  of  compaf. 
Rev.  3.7.  that  openeth,and  novnanjhutteth 

andjhutteth,and  no  man  openech 
glutting. 
Jof.t.f.timt  of 'jhutting  of  the  gate  the  men  went 

g>huti)elar;. 
Num.i6.i  5.  of  Sbuthelah  the  famil.of  the  Shuthal. 

3&and  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Shutbelah 

1  Cbr.7.zoSonso£  Ephraim,  Sbuthelah  ,and  Bered 

2i.Zabad  his  fon,and  Sbuthelah  his  fon 

&hathalhite0. 

N:tm.z6.i  ?.of  Shuth.the  famil.  of  the  Shuthalhites 

m. 

Neb.7.47.the  children  of  Siay  the  childr.  of  Padon 


E^/a  2.44.the  childr.of  Siaba}the  childr.of  Padon 

£>fbbcci;af. 

2  Sitm.zuiS.  Sibbecbai the Hufhathite flew  Saph 

1  Cbr.11.tg.  5i6&.theHufhathite,Ilai  theAhohite 

20.4.at  which  time  Sibbecbai  flew  Sippai 

27.1  i.the  eighth  capt.was  Sibb.  the  Hufhathite 

Stfbboleth. 

Judg.  1  z.6.  and  he  faid ,Sibbolelh  5  for  he  could  not 

&fbmal). 

Jof.  1 3 .  i9>and  Sibmah  in  the  mount  of  the  valley 

2/tf.i(5.8.fields  of  Hefhb.languifh,  &  the  vine  of  S. 

9.therefore  I  will  bewail  the  vine  of  Sibmah 

Jtr.e$.  32,0  vine  of  Sibmab,Iwi\l  weep  tor  thee 

j|>ftyautt. 

E%e\-^7 ,i6.Sibraim,  which  is  between  the  border 

Gen.  1  z.6.  Abram  pafled  to  the  place  of  Sichem 
Acls  7. 1 6.and  were  carried  over  Sichem 

of  the  fons  of  Emor  the  father  of  Sichem 

Gen.48. 1.  behold,  thy  father  is  fic\ 

Lev.\%,i  3«and  of  her  that  is  fick.  of  her  flowres 

1  &M#.i9.i4.(hefaid,He  isj?^ 

30.i3.becaufe  three  daies  agone  I  fA\Jic\ 
z  Sam.\z.\  ^.ftrake  thechild,and  it  was  very.M 
i3-2.he  fellj?^  for  his  fitter  Tamar 
5.  make  thy  felf/#£ 

6.Amnon  lay  down ,and  made  himfelf^ 
1  Kjng.  1 4. 1 .  Abijah  the  fon  of  Jeroboam  fell  jic\ 
5  .ask  a  thing  of  thee  for  her  fon.for  he  is^ 
i7.i7-thcfon  of  the  woman  fell  fic\ 
i  IC^.i-i-Ahaziah  fell  down — and  was  fick 
8-7-Benhadad  king  of  Syria  w  as  ju\ 

29.went  down  to  fee  Joram,bec.  he  was  fic\ 
1  %  •  1 4.Elifha  was  fallen  Jkl(,w  hereof  he  died 
20.  i.  in  thole  dayes  was  Hezekiahy«:^ 

2  Cbron.1z.z4. 
Oooo 


1 2. had  heard  that  Heaekiah  had  bceny?^ 
z  Cbro.zz.6.to  fee  Jehoram,becaufe  he  viasfic\ 
Neh.z.z.  feeing  thou  art  not  fic\ 
P/«/.3<r.i3.  when  they  were  ficfy,  my  clothing  was 
Pro.  13.12.  hope  deferred  maketh  the  heart  ju\e 

23. 3  j.ftricken  me,and  I  was  not  fic\ 
Cant.z.  j. comfort  me  with  appies,  for  I  am  fick 

f.8.tell  him  that  lam y?4of  love 
//a.i.j.the  whole  head  is ^}the  whole  heart  fain. 
3  3i24.the  inhabitant  fhall  not  lay,I  am  fick, 
3  8.1  .was  Hezekiah  fick  unto  death 

p.when  he  had  been  jfc^and  was  recovered 
39. 1 .  had  heard  that  he  had  been  fick 
Jer.  14. 1 8  .behold  tliem  that  are  fink  w  ith  famine 
7i^;e.34.4.neither  have  ye  healed  that  wch  was  fick 

1 6.  and  will  ftrengthen  that  which  was  fick 
DaS.B.Z7.l  Daniel  fainted,&  was  fick  certain  days 
Ho/.7.y.have  made  him  fick  with  botdes  of  wine 
6. 1 3  .alfo  w  ill  I  make  thee  fick  »n  fmiting  thee 
Mal.i.S.ilye  off.the  lame  &  the  fick,is  it  not  evill 

1 3. and  ye  brought — the  lame  and  the  fick 
Ata.4-24.they  brought  unto  him  aWfick people 
8.6.my  fervanr  lieth  at  home  fick  of  the  palfie 
14-his  wives  mother  laid  fick  of  a  fever 
i^.and  healed  all  th3t  was  fick 
9. 2. they  brought  to  him  a  man  fick  of  the  palfie 
faid  unto  the  fick  of  the  palfie,Son 
6\unto  they?^  of  the  palfie,  Take  np  thy  bed 
1 2.need  not  a  phyfician,but  they  that  ate  fick 
io.8.heal  the/c^cleanfe  the  lepers 
14.14.and  he  healed  their ficl( 
2  j. 36.I  wasfick,  and  ye  vifited  me 
39.when  faw  we  thee^,&  came  unto  thee 
43  -^,and  in  prifon,and  ye  vifited  me  not 
44.  when  faw  we  thee  ^^-&  did  not  mini. 
Mar.i^o.Simons  wives  mother  lay  fick  of  a  fever 
3  4.  and  he  healed  many  that  were  fick 
2.3. bringing  oney^of  the  palfie 
4.down  the  bed  wherein  the  fick  of  the  palfie 
y.to  the  fick  of  the  palfie,Thy  fins  are  forgiv. 

9.  is  it  eafier  to  fay  to  the  jk\  of  the  pal.  Thy 

10.  (he  faith  to  thejtck  of  the  palfie)I  fay 

1 7,no  need  of  the  phyfi.  but  they  that  are  fic\ 
LukcS-li- 
6>  J.fave  that  he  laid  his  hands  on  a  few  fick  folk 
1 3. anointed  with  oyl  many  that  were  fick 
5  f -to  carry  about — thofe  that  were  fick 
5 6.they  laid  ihejkk  in  the  ftreets 
i6.i8.lay  hands  on  the/?c^,and  they  (hall  reco; 
Luke  4'4°.  they  that  had  any  y?^,brought  them 
5.24.10  the  fick  of  the  palfie,Take  up  thy  couch 
7«2.was  fick,and  ready  to  die 

lo.found  the  fervant  whole  that  had  been  fick 
9.2.and  he  fent  them  to  heal  the  fick 
10.9  .and  heal  the  fick  that  are  therein 
John  4.46^  certain  noble  man  whofe  fon  was  fick 
1 1. 1. a  certain  man  was  fick,  named  Lafcarus 
2.whofe  brother  Lazarus  was  fick 
3. he  whom  thou  loveft  is  fick 
6.  when  he  had  heard  he  was  fick,  he 
Ad.  J.i  f.that  they  brou.forth  they?<^  into  the  ftr. 
lo'-bringing,/^  folks3&  them  that  were  vex. 
9.33.kepthisbed  8.yeers,  ficwas^ofthepal. 

37.in  thofe  dayes  fhe  wasfick,and  died 
19.12  .fr.his  body  were  brou.to  the  fi.  handker. 
»8,8.the  father  of  Publius  lay  fickofa  fever 
Phil.z.z6.ye  had  heard  that  he  had  been  fick 
i7.indeedhe  was  fick  nigh  unto  death 
z  Ti/«.4.2C.TrophirnushaveI  leftatMiletumy?^ 
Jam.  5. 14.1s  any  fick?  let  him  call  for  the  elders  of 
1  J. and  the  prayer  of  faith  fhall  fave  the  fick 
5><Cfelt>. 
1  Cor.  1 1 .3  o.  for  this  caufe  many  are  weak  &  fickty 

jgjfckttefre. 
Exod.ii.zi.l  wil  take  fickn.  away  froth  the  midft 
£eti.20.i8.1ie  with  a  woman  having  her  fick'tejfe 
Deut.7. 1  j.fhall  take  away  from  thee  all  ficknefii 
28.6 1.  every  fickneJfe-^-which  is  not  written  in 

1  Kjn.8. 37.whatfoever  plague,whatfoever/?^»f]/e 

zChr.6;i2. 
17. 1 7. fickne!fe  was  to  fore,  there  was  no  Breath 
i  Kjn.i  3.14. fick  of  hisy?f^^,whereof  he  died 

2  CJbro.21.15.3nd  thou  lhalt  have  great  fickpefi'e  . 

by  reafon  of  the  fie  kneffe, day  by  cfay 
I9.his  bowels  fell  out  by  reafon  of  his  ficktics 
P/S/.41.3.  wilt  make  all  his  bed  in  his  ficknejfie 
Ecclefii  .i7>!,e 


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£#*/".  f.i7.he  hath  much  forrow  with \  his ficfyiejfe 
Jfai.^S. o.and  was  recovered  of  his  Jictyefje 

1 2.he  will  cut  me  off  with  pining  ficfyiejje 
Hof.  y.  1 3 .when  Ephraim  faw  his  ficlinel]e,then 
Mat.4. 23. and  healing  all  manner  otfickjiefl'e 
9.3  5  .and  healing  every  fic\nejfe 
10. 1. power  to  heal  all  manner  of  fic\nejfe 
John  n.^.thisfickjieffe  is  not  unto  death 

Deut.z8.S  p.great  plaguesaand  [ore  fickjteffes 

29. 2 1. (hall fay  when  they  fee  the  fie  faejfes 
Ata.8.i7.himfelf  bare  our ficfyiefies 
Mar.^.i  5. and  to  have  powerto  heal  ficl(nefies 

£>icMe,    • 
Dent.  i6.9.beginneft  ro  put  the  fickje  to  the  corn 

2 3. 2 5. not  move  a/ei|*  unto  thy  neighb.— corn 
Jer. <;o.i6.cut  off — him  that  handleth  the  fickle 
Joel  3 . 1 3-put  in  the/c^*,for  the  harveft  is  ripe 
Afd?.4.29.irnmediatly  he  putteth  in  the  fickle 
Kew/.i4.i4.andinhis  hand  a  (harp  fickle 
1 5-thruft  in  thy  fickle  and  reap 
i6.that  fate  on  the  cloud,thruft  in  his  fickle 
i7.he  alfo  having  a  (harp  fickle 
18. a  loud  cry  to  him  that  had  the  (harp  fickle 
thruft  in  thy  (h:irp/<^*,and  gather 
19. angel  thruft  in  his  fickle  into  the  earth 

Gen.  1 4. 3. in  the  vale  of  Siddim3vihkh  is  the  fait  fea 
8.joyned  battell  with  them  in  the  vale  of  Si. 
io.the  vale  oiSiddim  was  full  of  flime-pits 
£>tt)e, 

Gm.6. 1 6.door  of  the  ark  fet  in  the  fide  thereof 
Exod.z.  ?. maidens  walked  along  by  the  river  fide 

1  2,"/.ftrikeit  on  the  two/*-pofts 
22.ftrike  the  two  /*- pofts  with  thebloud 
23-when  he  feeth  the  bl.  on  the  twofide-vo. 

17. 1 2.the  one  on  the  one  fide,  and  the 

2$'.i2.tworings  (hall  be  on  the  one  fide 
3  2.three  bran.of  the  candle.out  of  the  one)?. 
Chap.37.18. 

26.13.  and  a  cubit  on  the  one  fide 

on  this/*,and  on  that  fide  to  cover  it 
2o.and  for  the  fecond  fide  of  the  tabernacle 
26.five  for  the  boards  of  the  one  fide  of  the 
27. five  bars  for  the  boards  of  the  other  fide 
3  J#>ver  againft  the  table,  on  the  fide  of  the 

27.9.ofan  hundred  cubits  long,  for  one  fide 
1 4>the  hangings  of  the  one  fide  of  the  gate 

28.26.whichisinthe  /*ofthe  Ephod 

3  2. 1  f  .on  the  one  fide  and  on  the  other  were 
2i?.whoison  the  Lords  fide?  let  him  come 
27.put  every  man  his  fword  by  his  fide 

36. 1  i.likewife  he  made  in  the  uttermoft/* 
3  1. five  for  the  boards  of  the  one  fide  of  the 

3  7. 3. even  two  rings  upon  the  one  fide  o£  it 
8. cherub  on  the  other  end  on  that  fide 

3  8. 14. the  hangings  on  the  one  fide  of  the  gate 

39.i9.which  was  on  the  fide  of  the  Ephod 

40.22.on  the  fide  of  the  tabernacle  northward 
24-on  the  fide  of  the  tabernacle  fouthward 
Levit.  1. 1 1. kill  it  on  the  fide  of  the  altar 

1 5. (hall  be  wrung  out  at  the  fide  of  the  altar 

5.9-bloud  of  the  fin-off.on  the  fide  of  the  altar 

Num. $.zg.pitch  on  thereof  the  tabern.  fouthw. 

3  5  pitch  on  the  fide  of  the  tabern.northward 

22.24.  and  a  wall  on  that  fide 

24.tf.as  gardens  by  the  river  fide 

3  4. 1 1  .coaft  (hall  go  down  on  the  eaft-/*  of 
Deut.4.3  2.and  ask  from  the  one  fide  of  heaven  to 

3  i.26.and  put  it  in  the  fide  of  the  ark  of 
/o/&.f  .i.which  were  on  the  fide  of  Jordan  weftw. 

1 j.io.border  paffed  along  unto  the  fide  of  mo. 
1 1  .border  went  out  unto  the  fide  of  Ekron 

1 8 . 1 2.border  went  up  to  the  fide  of  Jericho 
i6.to thereof  Jebufionthe  fouth 
i  8.paffed  along  toward  the  fide  over  againft 
1 9.paffed  along  to  the  fide  of  Beth-hoglah 
Judg.  19.1.  fojourning  on  the  fide  of  mount  Ephr. 

i8.towardthe/*of  mount  Ephraim 
i&J»2.4.i8.offthe  feat  backward,by  thereof  the 

6. 8. in  a  cofferby  the  fide  thereof 

20.20.I  wil  (hoot  three  arro.on  the  fide  thereof 

2  5. and  Abner  fate  by  Saul?  fide 

2  Sam. i.t 6.  thruft  his  fword  in  his  fellowes/* 
1  ^  4-by  the  way  of  the  hils/*  behind  him 
16. 1  j.  went  along  on  the  h\\s  fide  over  againft 


1 8<4.and  the  king  flood  by  the  gate  fide 

1  IC«*g.7.30.molten  at  the  fide  of  every  addition 

1  o.  1 9.were  ftaies  on  either  fide,  on  the  place 
20.  twelve  lions  ftood  there  on  the  one  fide 

2  JCwg.o.3  2.and  faid,Who  is  on  my/*,who 

1  Cbro.  1 2. 1 8. thine  are  we,David,and  on  thy  fide 

2  Chr.$.  1 8.and  ftaies  on  each  fide  of  the  fitting-pl. 

1 1.1 2.  having  Judah  and  Benjamin  on  his  fide 
Neb.4.1 8. had  his  Iword  girded  by  his  fide 

Job  i8.i2.deftrucT:ion  (hall  be  ready  at  his  fide 
PfaLpi.j.a  thoufand  (hall  fall  at  thy  fide 

1  i8.6.the  Lord  is  on  my  fide 

1 24.1. if  it  had  not  bin  the  L.who  was  on  our  fi. 

2 .who  was  on  our/*,when  men  rofe  up 
Eccl.q.i.onthefide  of  their  oppreffors  was  power 
i/k.6o.4.thy  daughters  (hall  be  nurfed  at  thy  fide 
Jer. ^z.zt,  .were  96.pomegranates  on  a  fide 
£3^.4.8.  not  turn  thee  from  one  fide  to  another 

9. that  thou  (halt  lie  upon  thy  fide 
9.1. with  a  writers  ink-horn  by  his  fide 

3.  which  had  the  writers  ink-horn  by  his  fide 

1 1. which  had  the  ink-horn  by  his  [ide 

2  J.9.I  wil  open  the  fide  of  Moab  from  the  cities 
3 4.2 1 . becaufe  ye  thruft  with/*  and  (houlder 

40. 1 8.  the  pavement  by  the  fide  of  the  gates 
40.at  the  fide  w  ithout,  as  one  goeth  up  to  the 
44.which  was  at  the  fide  of  the  north  gate 

one  at  the  fids  of  eaft  gate  having 
4?.7.a  portion  for  the  princes  on  the  one  fide 

46. 1 9.  which  was  at  the  fide  of  the  gati 
Dd».7.j.hraifed  up  it  felf  on  one  fide 

10. 4.I  was  by  the  fide  of  the  great  river 
1 1. 1 7.  (he  (hall  not  ftand  on  his  fide 
John  19.18.on  either ^onej&Jefus  inthemidft 
34-with  a  fpear  pierced  his  fide 
20. 20.(hewed  unto  them  his  hands  and  his  fide 
2  j  .and  thruft  my  hand  into  his  fide 
27. and  thruft  it  into  my  fide 
Acts  1 2.7.  and  he  fmote  Peter  on  the  fide 

16.13.went  out  of  the  citieby  a  river  fide 

Rev.zz.z.  and  of  either/*  of  the  river  was 

j&&ie-cbambers}See  Crjantberjf. 

Every  £>ibt. 

N  um.16.z7.fr. the  tab.oi  Kor.Da.&  Ahi.ontv.fi. 

Judg.y.iB.blow  ye  the  trumpets  alfo  on  every  fide 

8-?4.hands  of  all  their  enemies  on  every  fide 
1  S<«2.i2.ii.outoftheha.ofyourene.  on  ty. fide 

i4.47.againft  all  his  enemies  on  every  fide 
1  JEC«,g.  5.3. wars  which  were  about  him  on  eve./* 
4.hath  given  me  reft  on  every  fide 

1  c%o.22.i  8. given  you  reft  on  every  fide 

2  Cbro.  i4.7.he  hath  given  us  reft  on  every  fide 

32.22.and  guided  them  on  every  fide 
Job  1 . 1  o.  and  about  all  that  he  hath  on  every  fide 
1 8. 1 1 .  terr.  (hall  make  him  afraid  on  every  fide 
19. 10.  hath  deftroyed  me  on  every  fide 
Pfal.  1 2. 8. the  wicked  walk  on  every  fide 

31.13.  fear  was  on  every  fide 

e>f.  1 2. little  hils  rejoice  on  every  fide 
71.21.  and  comfort  me  on  every  fide 

Jet.  6.  2  j.  and  feare  is  on  every  fide 

Chap.  49. 19. 
20. 10. 1  heard  the  defam.of  many /ear  on  ev.fi. 

E^fy.  16.3  3.come  unto  thee  on  every  fide 
19.8. nations  fet  againft  him  on  every  fide 
23. 22. bring  rhem  againft  thee  on  every  fide 
28. 23-by  the  fword  upon  her  on  every  fide 

3  6. 3.  and  fwallowed  you  up  on  every  fide 
37.21.and  will  gather  them  on  eveiy  fide 
39.i7.gatheryour  felveson  every  fide  ro  my  fac. 
4 1 .  j  .round  about  the  houfe  on  every  fide 

Verfe  10. 
Ui\e  19.43.and  keep  thee  in  on  every/* 
2  Cor.  4.  8.  we  are  troubled  on  every  fide 

Chap.  7.  jr. 
farther  ifcftje* 
Md't\  io.i.by  the  farther/*  of  Jordan 

Lefi&tOz,  See  left, 
On  this  ;g>it!C. 

£#ffi.37.8.one  cherub  on  the  end  on  this  fide 
Num.  1 1.3 1.  as  it  were  a  dayes  journey  on  this  fide 
22.  x.on  this  fide  Jordan,  by  Jericho 

24.a  wall  being  on  this  fide  }znd  a  wall 
32.i9.isfallen  to  us  on  this  fide  Jordan 

3  2.inheritance  on  this  fide  Jord.may  be  ours 


34.1  $  .received  their  inherit,  on  this  fide  Jordj 

3  J.i4.give  three  cities  on  this  fide  Jordan 

Deut.  1. 1. on  this  fide  Jordan  in  the  wilderneffe 

y.  on  this  fide  Jordan  began  Moles  to  decla 

Jrfl/!8.22.fome  on  this/*>andfome  on  that  (ide 

3  3  .judges  ftood  on  this  fide  of  the  atk 
1  Sam.zo.zi.  the  arrowes.are  on  this  fide  of  thet 
23.  z6.  Saul  went  on  this  fide  of  the  mountair 

1  rv,i»e;.4.24.domin.overall  the  region  on  this  fi 

over  all  the  kings  on  this  fide  the  riv 

2  Cbro. z  o.2.from  beyond  the  fea,on  this  fide  Syt . 
£37^4.  io.the  reft  that  are  on  this/*  the  river  ; 

1  i-tby  fervants  on  this  fide  the  river 
i6.have  no  portion  on  this  fide  the  rivet 
f.3.  governour  on  this  fide  the  river 

tf.Tatnai,  governour  on  this  fide  the  riv.fe 

6. 1 3  .Tatnai,governour  on  this  fide  the  river 

8.36.  and  to  the  governours  on  this  fide  theri 

Neb.  3. 7. unto  the  throne  of  the  gov.on  this  fide  tl 

E  %e\.  1 . 2  3  .every  one  had  tw  o  w  hich  cov.on  this 

40.io.little  chambers  were  three  on  this  fide 

Verfe  3 
pofts  had  one  meafure  on  this  fi. 
1 2.  was  one  cubit  on  this  fide 

were  fix  cubits  on  this  fide,and  fix  cul 
26.had  palm-trees,one  on  this  fide 
3  4.  were  upon  the  pofts  thereof  on  this  fidi 
Verfe  3 
3  9.  were  two  tables  on  this  fide 
4 1. four  tables  on  this  fide 
48.  meafuredeach  poft  five  cubits  on  this  fi 
breadth  of  the  gate  three  cubits  on  this  _ 
49-pillars  by  the  pofts,one  on  this  fide 
47. 1 2. upon  the  bank  thereof,on  this  fide 
Ban.\z.%.  the  one  on  this  fide  oi  the  bank  of  the 
Zec/7.5.3.  fhall  be  cut  off,as  on  this  fide 

Other  ^iue, 
Exod.  2  J.  3  2 .  three  branches — out  of  the  other  fi 
Chap.  3  7. 1 
26".  27.five  bars  for  the  boards  of  the  other  fid 

Chap.36.3   ' 

27.1  f  .on  the  other  fide  fhal  be  hangings,  1  y.c 

36.25,  for  the  other/*  of  the  tabern.  which 

3  8 . 1  f  .for  the  oth.  fide  of  the  court  gate,on  th 

Num.  1 1 .3 1.  were  a  daies  journey  on  the  other/ 

21.13.  ar,d  pitched  on  the  other/*  of  Arnor 

Judg.n.i 

/o/.24.2.your  fa.dwelt  on  the  oth./*  of  the  floe 

3.fath.Abrah,from  the  other/*  of  the  floe 

14.  fath.  ferved  on  the  other  fide  of  tiie  floe 

1 5. that  were  on  the  other/*  of  the  flood 

1  Sam.14.no  the  Philift.gar.tbat  is  on  the  oth. 

4.  and  a  (harp  rock  on  the  other  /* 
40. 1  and  Jona.my  fon  wil  be  on  the  oxh.fi 
17.3.  Ifr.ftood  on  a  mountain  on  the  other/ 
26.i3.D.ivid  went  over  to  the  other /* 
3 1.7.  on  the  other  fide  of  the  valley 

&  they  that  were  on  the  other/*  Jor 

2  Sam.itii'the  other  on  other/?*  of  the  pool 

1  i$«g.7.7.from  one  /*  of  the  floor  to  the  othe 

2  JOsg.3.22.  law  the  water  on  the  other/*  as  n 
2  Cbr.9. J  9-ftood  'here  on  the  one/.  &  on  the 01 
Eifik  40.40.0n  the  other  /*  were  two  tables 

41.1. and  fix  cubits  broad  onth?  other/* 
2.and  five  cubits  on  the  othet/* 
1  j.and  on  the  other  fide  an  hundred  cubits 
i9.toward  the  palm-tree  on  the  oth^r  /* 
26.  and  on  the  other  /*  thick  planks 
4J.7.  &  on  the  othei  fide  of  the  oblation  of  f  ( 
47.7. many  trees  on  the  one/*,&  on  the  oth 
48.21  .on  the  one  fide,  &  on  the  oth. of  the  ho 
Obad.  1 1  .in  the  day  that  thou  ftoodft  on  the  oth. 
itf<«.8.i8.to  depart  unto  the  other  fide 

28.when  he  was  come  to  the  other  /*,intc 
1 4. 22.ro  go  before  him  to  the  other/* 
1 6.5.difciples  were  come  to  the  other/*,  th 
Mar.4.7, 5-let  us  paffe  over  unto  the  other  fide 
5. 1. came  over  unto  the  other  fide  of  the  fea    I 
2i.paff.overagain  byfhipunto  the  other/; 
6.4  ?. and  to  go  to  the  other  fide  be  fore 
8 . 1 3 .  he  departed  to  the  other  fide 
Lu\e  8.22.1et  us  go  over  unto  the  other/* 
10. 11.  hee  paffed  by  on  the  other/* 
*  Verfe  3: 

John  6.22.  which  ftood  on  the  other  /*  of  the  ft 
2  c.fouad  him  on  the  other/*  of  the  fea 

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S  I  E 


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S  1  6 


Right  <8>tDe. 
%  Sam.  24.  ?. pitched  in  Aroer,in  the  right  fide  of 

1  Kjng.6. 8. was  in  the  right  fide  of  the  houfe 
7-39.he  put  five  bafts  on  the  tight  fide  of  the  ho. 

fet  the  fea  on  the  right  fide  of  the  houfe 
2  Cbr. 4.10. 
.     49. five  on  the  right  fide^nd  five  on  the 

2  CfoYj.4.8. 

2  King.  1  2.9.  fet  it  befide  the  aItar,on  the  right  fide 
2  Chto.  2  3 .  1  o.from  the  right  //&  of  the  temple  to 
E^ck.- *• 10. the  face  of  a  lion  on  the  right  fide 

4.6.  lie  again  on  thy  right  fide 
io.3.cheiub  flood  on  the  right  fide  of  the  houfe 
47.i.from  under  the  tight  fide  of  the  houfe 
z.ran  out  waters  on  the  right  fide 
Zech.4. 3  -one  upon  the  right  fide  of  the  bowl 

1  i.two  olive  trees  upon  the  right  fide  of 

Mar.  16. ■)  .faw  a  young  man  fitting  on  the  tig.fide 

Lu\e  1. 1 1. Handing  on  the  right /?i?  of  the  altac 

Joh.zi.  6.  caft  the  net  on  the  right  fide  of  the  fhip 

Sea  jfet&e,  See  <g>ea. 

South  ^)loe3See  <^otttrj, 

Way  j|)ttie,See  ti£>ap, 

^c/ijg)iue,Seett)eft, 

Yonder  kittle, 

W«w.ji.l9.inherit  with  rhem  on  yon  -fide  Jordan 

j&toesf. 
Exod.z  j .i4.into  the  rings, by  the  fides  of  the  atk 
26.1 5.  it  fhall  hang  over  the  fides  of  the  tabern. 
22.for  the fid.ohhe  tab.weftward,thou  fhalt 
zj.corners  of  the  tabernacle  in  the  two  fides 
27.of  the  tabern.  for  the  two  fides  weftward 
27.7.ftaves  fhall  be  on  the  two  fides  of  the  altar 
28. 27. put  them  on  the  two  fidesoi  theephod 
j  o.j. and  the  fides  thereof  round  about  . 

4.upon  the  two  fides  of  it  fhalt  thou  make 
3  i.r  ?. tables  were  written  on  both  their  fides 
36.27.  for  the  fides  of  the  tabernacle  weftw.  he 

2  8  .for  the  corn.of  the  tabern.in  the  two  fides 

3  2. boards  of  the  taber.for  the  fides  weftward 
37.  j  .by  the  fides  of  the  ark,to  bear  the  ark 

26.overlaid  the  fides  thereof  round  about 
27-on  the  two  fides  thereof,  to  be  places  for 
38.7.  into  the  rings,on  the  fides  of  the  altar 
39.20.put  them  on  the  two  fides  of  the  ephod 
Num.$ 3.  jy.and  fhall  be  thorns  in  your  fides 

Judg.z.i. 
Jof.  2 3 . 1 3  .they  fhall  be  fcourges  in  your  fides 
Jitdg.^.^o.  of  needle-work  on  both  fides 
1  &*»z.24.3.remainedinthe  fides  of  the  cave 
1  Kjn.^.zq.  peace  on  all^iesround  about  him 

6".  inbuilt  twenty  cub.on  the  fides  of  the  houfe 
2i$.i9.2  3.heightofthemount.tothey^.of  Leb. 

ifa.  37-M. 
Pfal.^S.z.on  the  fides  of  the  notth,the  city  of  the 
1 28. 3-fruiftull  vine  by  the  fides  of  rhine  houfe 
Ifa.  1 4. 1 3  .mount  of  the  cong.in  the  fi.of.  the  north 
1  y. brought  down  to  the  fides  ot  the  pit 
66.i2.yefh]ll  be  born  upon  heroes 
/er.6.2  2.beraifed  from  thefidesof  the  earth 
48.28.nmketh  her  neft  in  the  fides  of  the  hole 
49.22.bnng  their  calami,  from  all  fides  thereof 
£^-i.8.under  their  wings  on  their  four  fides 
if.  they  went  upon  their  four  fides 

Chap.  1 0.1 1. 
3  2.23-whofe  graves  are  fet  in  the  fides  of  the  pit 
4i.2./?de*ofrhe  door  were  five  cubits  on  the 

26.on  the  fides  of  the  porch,and  upon  the 

42.20.he  meafured  it  by  the  four  fides 

46.19.was  a  place  on  the  two  fides  weftward 

4«.i.thefe  are  his  fides>ea.t\  and  weft 

Amos  6. 10. unto  him  that  is  by  the  fid.oi  the  houfe 

Jonah  i.f.  Jonah  was  gone  down  into  the  fides  of 

^fOO!T;called  jitJOtt,  iCfciVi.13,. 
Gcs.io,  1  $.Canaan  begate  Sidon  his  firft-born 

i9.border  of  Canaan  was  from  Sidon 
jWg.i8.i8.becaufe  it  was  far  from  Sidon 
Mat.i  1. 2i. had  been  done  in  Tyre  and  Sidon,they 
'  Lu\e  10.13. 

22.more  tolerable  for  Tyre  and  Sidon  at  the 
Lufe  10.14. 
1  {.  2 1.  departed  into  the  coafts  of  Tyre  &  Sid. 
Mar.$  .8.they  about  Tyre  and  Sidon  came  unto 

Lu\e  6.17. 
7.24.went  into  the  borders  of  Tyre  and  Sidon 
3 1  .departed  from  the  coafts  of  Tyre  &  Sidon 


Lu\e  4.2&\fave  unto  Sarepta,a  city  of  Sidon 
Ails  i2.20.difpleafed  with  them  of  Tyre  &  Sidon 
17.3.  the  next  day  we  touched  at  Sidon 
£>ftonian0. 
Df/rf.3.9.  which  Hermon  the  Sidonians call  Sirion 
/«/^i3.4.Mearah,that  is  befide  the  Sid.unto  Apbek 
6.arid  all  the  Sidonians ,  them  will  I  drive  out 
Judg-l -3 .namely .—the  Sidon. &  the  Hivites,  rhat 
1  Kjng.f.6.to hew  timber  like  unro  the  Sidonians 
See  further, 'Jtt'Oni  "#• 

iaXege. 

Dcu.zo.19. not  cut  them  do.-toimpl.them  in  the//. 
z8.$$.in  the  fiege — wherewith  thine  tnem.  fhal 
Sf.becaufe  he  hath  nothing  left  in  the  ficge 
57.for  fhe  fhall  eat  them  fecretly  in  the  fiegc 

1  King,  1  $.27.  and  all  Ifrael  laid  ficge  to  Gibbtth. 

2  £^0.32.9. be  himfelf  laid  ficge  again;:  Lachifh 
lo.whereondoye  nuft,thatyeabide  in  .the  fi. 

if  a.  29. 3  .and  will  lay  /?fge  againft  thee  with  a  mo. 
,/e*\i9.9.eatev.onethe  flefhof  his  frie.intbe_/2irge 
E^S^.z-hy  fiige &i iinft  it,ancl  build  a  fort 
3. and  thou  (halt  lay  ficge  .igainft  it 
7.fet  thy  face  tow  ard  tlu  fiegc  of  Jerufalem 
8,till  tbou  haftended  the  Jayes  of  thy  ficge 
f  .2.  when  the  dayes  of  the  fiege  are  fulfilled 
Miab  j.  i.he  hath  laid  fiege  againft  us 
Wdfe.3.14.  draw  the  waters  for  the  ficge 
Zee. iz.z.z  cup  of  tremb.when  they  fhalbe  in  the  fi. 

iS>fele!j. 

z  Cfc'fl. 3. 5. and  the  greater  houfe  he  fielcd 
Jer.zt.i^-fiekdwuh  cedar, painted  withvermili. 
£'^.41.16.  three  ftories  over  againft  the  door  fie. 
Hag.  1.4.  is  it  time  to  dwell  in  your  fieled  houfes 

jS>ieling, 

1  Kjn.6. 1 5  .floor  of  the  houle,&  the  wals  of  the  fi. 

ifa. $o.z8.  to  fift  the  nations  with  a  ficve  of  vanity 
Amos  9.9.1ike  as  corn  is  fifted  in  z  fieve 

iyi.30.28.to  fift  the  nations  with  a  fieve  of  vanity 
Amos  9.9. 1  w\\\  fift  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  among  all 
lK.22.3  i.to  have  you,that  he  may  fift  you  as  whe. 

&tfteD. 
^j»0jQ.9.1ike  as  corn  is  fifted  in  a  fieve 

mm. 

ifa.  24.7.  all  the  merry  hearted  do  figb 
Lam.i  .4-her  priefts  fighyhtt  virgins  are  afflicted 
1 1. all  her  people^,  they  feek  bread 
2i.they  have  heard  that  Ifigb 
£^.9.4.  mark  on  the  foreheads  of  them  that  figb 
2 1. 6.figb  therefore,  thou  fon  of  man 

with  bitterneffe  figb  before  their  eyes 

Exod.z.%i.  children  of  Ifrael  fighed  by  reafon  of 
,Mtfr.7.54.and  looking  up  to  heaven,he/%W 
8. 1 2. and  he  fighed  deeply  in  his  fpirit 

^tfgljes. 

Lam.  1.  22.  for  my  figbes  are  many 

£>fgheft. 
£^e.2i.7.when  they  fay — Wherefore figbcsl  thou 

Law.i.8fhe  figbethy\n&  turneth  backward 

-     .  £>ts¥"S. 

Job.  3. 24.  my  figbing  cometh  before  I  eat 

Pfal.  12.  y.  for  the  figbing  of  the  needy ,now  will  I 

3  l.io.and  my  yeers  with  figbing 

79.1  i.let  the  figbing  of  the  prifoner  comebefore 
Ifa.zi.z.  all  the  figb.  thereof  have  I  made  to  ceafe 

3  j.io.forrow  and  fishing  fhall  flee  away 
Jer.tf.i.\  fainted  in  my  figb'mg^ndl  find  no  reft 

Gea.2.9.every  tree  that  ispleafanttoth'-  fight 
2 1 . 1 1  .was  very  grievous  in  Abrahams/fl^f 
33.8.  thefe  are  to  find  favour  in  the  fight  of  my 

if.  let  me  find  grace  in  the  fight  oi  my  lord 
3  9. 2 1. favour  in  the  fight  of  the  keeper 
47. 1 8. not  ought  left  in  the  fight  of  my  lord 
2j.let  us  finde  grace  in  the  fight  of  my  lord 
E.forf.3.3. 1  will  turn  afide,and  fee  this  great  fight 
24.17.&  the/%/tf  of  the  glory  of  the  L.was  like 
Lei\  13.3.  and  the  plague  in  fight  be  deeper  in  the 
4-and  in  fight  be  not  deeper  then  the  skin 

Verf.31,32. 
20.it  be  in  fight  lower  then  the  skin 

2  5. be  in  fight  deeper  then  the  skin    Ver.30. 

3  4  .nor  be  in  fight  deeper  then  the  skin 
Oooo  2 


1 4. 3  7.  which  in  fight  are  lower  then  the  wall 
Num.  1 3 . 3  3  .we  were  in  our  own  fight  as  grafhopp. 
and  fo  were  we  in  their  fight 
27.191  ->nd  givehima  charge  in  th- ax  fight 
Dent.i8.^A.(h?k  bemad  for  the  fight  oi  thine  eys 
67. and  for  the  fi'/ht  of  thin-s  eyes,wbieh  thou 
Jofi.i  3 .  j. and  drive  them  from  out  oi  your  fight 

24.  17,  which  did  thofe  great  fignes  in  our  fight 
Ruthz.z   ■-■ .  whole /%fof  I  (lull  find^race 
Job  18.5  and  reputed  Vile  in  your  fight 
19.1$.!  am  an  aliarr  in  their  fight 
2 1.8.  their  feed  is  eftablifhed  in  [heir/%^ 
34.i6.h;-ftriketh  thTt.  in  the  cpto /^feofoth. 
4 1  .p.thali  not  one  be  caft  Jown,evui  Jt  the  fight 
Pfal.79, 10.  known  among  the  heathen  in  our  fight 
Etclcfi.g.^.heuev  is  the  fight  of  the  ey(  s^then  the  r 
ifa*  5.  zi.zrid  prud  nt  in  their  own  fight 

1 1. 3. he  fhal  not  judge  after  the  fight  of  the  eyes 
Jer.fi.z4J  will  render  all  the  evill  in  yout fight 
£^^.4.12  fhalt  bake  it  with  dung — in  that  fight 
1  z.  3.  and  remove  by  day  in  their  fight 

from  thy  place  to  anoth.place  in  their  fig. 
4.br:ng  forth  thy  ftuffe  by  day  in  their  fight" 
fhalt  go  forth  at  even  in  their  fight 
f.dig  thorow  the  wall  in  their  fight 
6.in  their  fight  fhalt  thou  bear  on  thy  fhould. 
7.I  bare  it  upon  my  fhoulder  in  their  fight 
26-9.in  whofe  fight  I  nude  my  felf  known 
14.  in  whofe  fight  I  brought  them  out 

Verfe  22. 
43.fhall  loath  your  felves  in  your  own  fight 
Chap.36.31. 
21.23.  as  a  falfe  divination  in  their  fight 
43.1 1.  and  write  in  their  fight 
Dan.q.i  i.the  fight  thereof  to  the  end  of  all  the  ear. 

Verfe  20. 
Hof.z.z.zwzy  her  whoredomes  outofher/?^f 
Mat. 1 1.  f.the  blind  receive  their  fight 

20.34.  immediately  their  eyes  received  fight 
Lul(C  4. 18. and  recovering  of  fight  to  the  blind 
7.2 1 .  Unto  many  that  wert  blind  he  gave  fight 
23.48.thatcame  to  that/?gfo£,fmote  their  brefts 
24.3 1  and  he  vahifhed  out  of  their  fight 
John  9. 1  i.I  went  and  wafhed,and  received  ftglk 
AH.1.9.2L  cloud  received  him  out  of  their  j?g/?t 
7.3  i.whenMofesfawu,he  wondredat  the  fig. 
9.9. he  was  three  dayes  without  fight 
iS.and  he  received  fight  forthwith 
2  Gv.5.7.forvye  walk  by  faith,  notby/gfe 
Heb.  1 2.2 1  .fo  terrible  wis  the  fight 5  that  Mof.faid 

His  iStfgijt. 
Gra.394.Jofeph  found  grace  in  his  fight 
Exod.i  f.r6.\  will  do  that  which  is  right  in  his/?. 
Lev.  1 3. ?.if the  plague  in  his /^f  be  at  a  ftay 

37.  if  thefcallbeinhis/%foaraftay 
Num.19.  ^.  burn  the  heifer  in  his  fight 
Drar.4.3  7. brought  thee  out  in  his  fight 
Jndg.6.11.  angel  departed  out  of  his  fight 
2  Sa.  1 2.9.defp.the  corn.of  the  L.to  do  ev.in  his  fi. 

13.8  .and  made  cakes  in  his  fight 
2  Jfv/»-1 7- l8.angty,&  removed  them  out  Qf  his  fi. 
20.untill  he  had  caft  them  out  of  his  fight 
23.removed  Ifrael  out  of  his  fight 
24.3.  to  remove  him  out  of  his  fight 
1  Chr.  19.1 3 .let  the  L.do  that  wchis  good  in hisfi. 
Efih.z.i  7,Efther  obtained  favour  in  his  fight 
?.2.that  fhe  obtained  favour  in  his  fight 
8.7.ifl  have  found  favour  in  his  fight,  leric 
Job  1 5. 1 5. yea, the  heavens  are  not  clean  in  his  fight 

25\f.yea,the  ftars  are  not  pure  in  his  fight 
Pfa.  10.  J.thy  judgments  are  far  above,out  of  hisfi. 

72. 1 4. precious  fhall  their  bloud  be  in  his  fight 
Eccl.i.  26.G.giveth  to  a  mail  that  is  good  in  hisfi. 

8.3.  be  not  haftytogooutofbis/gfe 
Hofi.6.z.  and  we  fhall  live  in  his  fight 
Mar.  10.5  2.  and  immediatly  he  received  his  fight 

Lii\e  1  8.43. 
Job. 9.1 5.asked  him  how  he  had  received  his  fight 
i8.concerning  him  that  received  his  fight 
call.the  parents  of  him  that  received  his_/?. 
Atts  9. 1 2.  that  he  might  receive  his  fight 
Roffi.3.19.  fhall  no  flefh  be  juftified  in  his  fight 
C0L1.zz.to  prefent  you  holy  in  his  fight 
Hcb.4. 1 3  .creature  that  is  not  manifeft  in  his  fight 
1 3 .2  i.in  you  that  which  is  well-plea.in  hisfig- 
1  Jb.}.zi.do  thofe  things  that  arepleafi.in  hisfig^ 

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Gen.  3  j.S.thcfe  are  to  find  grace  in  the  fight  of  my 
1 5.  let  me  find  grace  in  the  fight  of  my  lord 
39.  2  1. favour  in  the  fight  of  the  keeper 
47. 1 8. not  ought  left  in  the  fight  of  my  Lord 
25.  let  us  find  grace  in  the  fight  of  my  lord 
Exod.^.z  1  .favour  in  the  fight  of  the  Egyptians 
4.jo.did  the  fignes  in  the  fight  of  the  people 
7.20.  (mote  the  waters  in  the  fight  of  Pharaoh 
9.8  fprinkle  it  towards  heav.in  the  fight  of  Pha. 
1 1 . 3  .gave  the  people  favour  in  the  fi.  of  the  Eg. 
Chap.  1  *.  3 6. 
Mof.was  very  gr.— in  they?.of  phar.fer. 
1 7.6.Mol.did  fo  in  rhe  fight  of  the  elders  of  Ifr. 
19. 1  i.L.  will  come  down  in  the  fight  of  all  the 
40. 5  8. fire  by  night  in  the  fight  of  all  the  houfe 
Lev.ro,  17.  (hall  be  cut  off  in  the  fight  of  their  peo. 

26.45.outofEgypt,in  the  fight  of  the  heathen 
W«»».j.4.Itham3r  miniftred — in  the  fight  of  Aar. 
20.i7.wentupin  the  fight  of all  the  congregat. 
25.6.Midianttifh  woman,in  thi fight  of  Moles 
33.  3.  with  an  high  h3nd,in  the  fightof  the  Eg. 
Dent. 4.6.  this  is  your  wifd.  in  the  fight  of  the  nati. 
I 7.2. wrought  wickednefs  in  die  fight  of  theL. 
3  1.7.  faid  unto  him  in  the  fight  of  ail  Ifrael 
34.i2.whichMofes(hewed  in  rhe  fig.of all  Ifr. 
/o/^^.tomagnifie  thec  inthe  fight  ot all  Ifrael 
4.14.  magnified  Jofhua  in  the  fight  of  all  Ifiael 
10. 1 2. he  faid,  in  the  fight  of  all  Israel  ,Sun 

1  Saw.  1 8. 5. was  accepted  in  the^.of  all  the  peo. 

and  alfo  in  the  fight  of  Sauls  fervants 

2  Sam.l  z\U  1. lie  with  thy  wives  in  the  fi-oi this  fun 
1I&.11.  i^.Hadad  found  gr.fav.  in  the  fi.oi Phar. 

1  c7;r.2  8.8«fiow  therefore  in  the  fig  of  all  Ifr.keep 

29.25.  magnified  Solomon  in  thefig.of alllfr. 

2  Cfo'o.  j  2.23.  was  magnified  in  the  fight  of  all 
E^a  9.9.  mercy  unt  0  us  in  the  fig-  of  the  kings  of 
Neh.1.1 1.&  grant  jiim  mercy  in  the  fi.oi  this  man 

8.5.  opened  the  book  in  the  fight  oi  all  the  peo. 

£/2.2.  1  f.Efther  obtained  fav.in  thefig.of  all  them 

5 .8. if  I  have  found  fav.  in  thc^?fe  of  the  king 

P/rt/.78.ii.marv.thing$  did  heinthe/%te  of  their 

98.2.openly  (hewed  in  the  fight  of  the  heathen 
Pra.Li7.in  vain  is  the  net  fpr.in  the  fig.oi  any  bi. 

4.3.  beloved  in  the  fight  of  my  mother 
£«/.n.9.  and  walk  in  the  fight  of  rHneeyes 
Jer.  1 9. 1  o.  break  the  bottle  in  the  fight  of  the  men 
3 2.11. 1  gave  the  evidence  in  the  fig.  ofHanan. 
4$.9-hide  them  in  the  fight  of  the  men  of  Judah 
£q;e.5.8.cxecute  juigm. — inthe/gfoofthe  nati. 
I4.a  reproach— in  the  fiqht  of  all  that  pafs  by 
16-41.  upon  thee,  in  t  he  fight  of  many  women 
20.22.not  be  polluted  in  the  fight  of  the  heath. 
2.2. 1 6.  take  thine  inheritance  in  the  fight  of  the 
28. 1 8. in  the  fight  of  all  them  that  behold  thee 
2f.be  fanftif.in  them  in  the  fi.  of  the  heathen 
36.34.defo.in  the  fight  oi  all  them  that  paffe  by 
39.27.fanftif.in  them  in  the^.of  many  nations 
H»/'.2.io.difcov.herkwdn.inthe./%'of  her  lovers 
Afl.7. 10.  gave  him  wifdomein  the  fight  o(  Phar. 
Rom.  1  i.t7.  provide  things  honeft  in  thzfig.  of  all 
Rev.  1 3 . 1 5  .fire  come  down— in  the  fight  of  men 
1 4. had  power  to  do  in  the  fight  of  the  beaft 
&i$)t  of  the  LordSee  JL020, 
Myg>t$)t. 
GeK.23-4.that  I  may  bury  my  dead  out  of  my  fight 
8  rhatl  (nould  bury  my  dead  out  of  my  fight 
Exod.  33.1 2. thou  haft  alfo  found  grace  in  my  fight 
17.  thou  haft  found  grace  in  my  fight 

1  Sam.  1 6.2  2. he  hath  found  favour  in  my  fight 

29-6.and  thy  coming  in— is  good  in  my  fight 
9.I  know  that  thou  art  good  in  my  fight 

2  Sam.6. 22.and  will  be  bafe  in  my  own  fight 

1 3. 5. and  dreffethe  meat  in  my  fight 
6.make  me  a  couple  of  cakes  in  my  fight 

1  ivw?-8.2f.malInotfailtheeamaninmyy%i!tf 
9-7.this  houfe  willlcaft  out  of  my  fight 
1  i.j8.and  do  that  which  is  right  in  my  fight 

2  Kin.zi.  if.done  that  which  was  evill  in  my  fight 
23.27.1  will  remove  Judah  out  oi  my  fight 

1  c^.i2.8.fliedmuchbloudon  the  earth lin  my  fi. 

2  Chr.6.  i6.not  fail  thee  a  man  in  my  fight,to  fit 

7.20. and  this  houfe  will  I  caft  out  of  my  fight 
Pfal.  101. 7. xhzt  telleth  lies  (hall  not  dweMnmyfi. 
7/i.43.4.fince  thou  waft  precious  in  my  fight 
Jet.\.  1. put  away  thine  abominati.  out  of  my  fight 


7. 1 5. 1  will  caft  you  out  of  my  fight 

jo.childr.  of  judah  have  done  evill  in  my  fi. 
if.  1. caft  them  out  of my  fight 
18.10.if  it  do  evill  in  my  fight ,th3t  it  obey  not 
34. 1 5. and  had  done  right  in  my  fight 
£^e£.  10.  2.and  he  went  in  my  fight 

19.8c  mounted  up  from  the  earth  in  my  fight 
Am.9.$.hid  from  my  fig.  in  the  bottome  of  thefea 
Ato.10.51.  Lord, that  I  might  receive  my  fight 

Lu\e  18.41. 

Gen.z.  1 2.  let  it  not  be  grievous  in  thy  fight 

Chap.  2 1. 1 2. 
1 8. 3. if  now  I  have  found  favour  in  thy  fight 
19.19.thy  fervant  found  grace  in  thy  fight 
3  2.y.thac  I  may  find  grace  in  thy  fight 
3  3 .  10.  if  now  I  have  found  grace  in  thy  fight 
Ch3p.47.29.  Exod.$  3. 13. 
Ewi.33.13.that  I  may  find  grace  in  thy  fight 

16.I  &  thy  peop.have  found  grace  in  -hy  fight 
34-9-if  now  I  have  found  grace  in  thy  fight 

Judg.6. 17. 

Lev.  2  5 .  5  3  .not  rule  with  rigour  over  hi  m  in  t  hy  fi. 

Num.  1 1. 1  i.whcref.have  I  not  found  fav.in  thy  fi. 

15. kill  me, — iflhave  found  fav.in  thy  fight 

32.5  .if  we  have  found  grace  in  thy  fight, let 

Ruth  2. 1 3. Jet  me  find  favour  in  thy  fight 


i4.Lord  hirnfelffhall  give  you  a  fign 
19.20.it  (hall  be  for  a  fign,  for  a  witntffe 
20.3.  walked  ban  foot  tor  a  fign  and  wonder 
37.30.this  (hall  be  ifign  unto  thee  Chap.38.7. 
38.22.what  is  the  fign  that  I  (hall  go  up 
5  5- 1 3  .an  evcrtaft.  fign  that  (hall  not  be  cut  eff 
66.i9.3nd  I  will  let  a  fign  among  them 
Jef.6. 1  .fee  up  a  fign  of  fit  in  Beth-haccerem 

44.29.and  this  mall  be  a  fign  unto  you 
£^•4-  5  •  this  (hall  be  3  fign  to  the  houfe  of  libel 
1 2.6.I  have  fet  thee  for  3  fign  unto  the  houfe 

1 1.  fay,  I  am  your  fign 
14.8.  and  will  make  him  a  fign  and  a  proverb 
20. 1 2.  my  fab.  to  be  2  fign  between  me  &  them 
20.  and  hallow  my  fjb.and  they  (halbe  a  fign 
24. 24. thus  Ez,-.  kk-1  is  to  you  z  fign 

27.ar.d  thou  (halt  be  a  fign  unto  them 
39.15.  then  (hall  he  fct  up  a //gaby  it 
Mat. 1 2. 3  8.marter,we  would  fee~a  fign  from  thee 
3?.an  adulterous  general,  feekech  after  7.  fign 
Chap.  16.44. 
no  fign  be  given,but  the  fign  of  Jonas 
Lufe  11.29. 
1 6. 1. would  (hew  them  a  fign  from  heaven 
24-3-and  what  (hall  be  the  fign  of  thy  coming 
3o.then  (hall  appear  the  fign  of  the  Son  of 
2  6.48. that  betrayed  him,  gave  them  a  Jim 


1  Sam.  1. 1 8.  let  thy  hand-maid  find  grace  in  thy  fi.  \Mar.\i.i  i.feeking  of  him  aj%?  from  heaven 


if-1 7- when  thou  waft  little  in  thine  own  fight 

2  Sam.  j. 9.  cut  off  all  thine  enemies  out  of  thy  fig. 

i9.thiswas  yet  a  forll  thing  in  thy  fight 

14.2  2.knoweth  that  I  have  found  gra.  in  thy  fig- 

16.4iefe1.ch  thee,that  I  may  find  grace  in  thy  fi 

2  Kj.  1. 1 3.8c  the  life  of  thefe  50.be  preci.in  thy  fi. 

14. let  my  life  now  bepreciousin  thy  fieht 

20. 3>have  done  that  which  was  god  in  thy  fight 

^.38.3. 
Weo.2.5.favour  in  thy  fight  ^hat  thou  wouldft  fend 
Efth.7.3.  if  I  have  found  favour  in  thy  fight 
Vfal.%.%.  the  foohfh  (hall  not  (land  in  toy  fight 
9-i9.1etth   heathen  be  judged  in  ihy fizht 
19.i4.of  my  heart  be  acceptable  in  thy  fight 
5 1 .4.2nd  done  this  evill  in  thy  fight 
76.7. and  who  may  ftand  in  thy  fight 
90.4.  a  thoufand  yeers  in  thy  fight  are  but 
143.2.  for  in  thy  fight  (hall  no  man  be  juftified 
lfa.z6. 17.  fo  have  we  been  in  thy  fight 
fet.  1 8.23.neither  blot  out  their  fin  from  thy  fizht 
Jonah  2.4.I  am  caft  out  of  thy  fight 
Mat. 1  i.26.even  fo  it  feemed  good  in  thy  fight 

Lu\e  10. 2 1. 
Luke  15. 21. finned  againftheavenaand  in  thy  fight 

1 8.42.  receive  thy  fight 
Acls  9. 1 7.that  thou  mighteft  receive  thy  fight 
22.13  .brother  Saul  ,receive  thy  fight 

Lu\e  ix.  11.  in  divers  places,and  fearfull^te 
^fgfonotl). 

Hab.3.1.  a  prayer  of  Habakkuk  — upon  Sigionoth 
£)tgrte. 

Exod.4.8.  voice  of  the  firlt  figne,thzt  they  will  bel. 
the  voice  of  the  latter  figne 
8.23.  tomorrow  (hall  this  fign  be 
i3.9.andicfhall  be  for 2  fign  unto  thee 
3 1. 1 3. it  is  a  fign  between  you  and  me 

17.3  fign  between  me  and  the  children  of  Ifr. 

Num.16,  i  8.  they  (hall  be  a  fign  to  thechild.of  Ifr. 
26. 10.  and  they  became  a  fiqn 

Deut.6.%.  bind  them  for  a  fign  upon  thy  mouth 
1 1.1 8. bind  them  fotzfign  upon  thy  hand 
1 3. 1.  a  prophet,  and  giveth  thee  a  figne 

2.  and  the  fig n  come  to  paffe 
2  8.46.they  fhall  be  upon  thee  for  a  fign 

Jof.$.6.th3.t  this  may  be  a  fign  among  you 

Judg.6. 17.th.en  (hew  me*  fign,  that  thou  talked 
20.3  S.an  appointed^ between  the  men  of  If. 

1  Sam  2.34.?nd  this  (hsll  be  a  fign  unto  thee 
14. 1  o.and  this  fhall  be  a  fign  unto  us 

1  JO»g.i  3-3-he  gave  aj%»the  fame  day,faying 
this  is  the  fign  which  the  L.hath  fpoken 

f.accord.to  thej%»  which  the  man  of  G.had 

2  King.19.z9.  and  this  (hall  be  a  fign  unto  thee 
20.8.what  (hall  be  the  fign  that  the  Lord  will 

9.thisJ%»  (halt  thou  have  of  the  Lord 
2  Cfcf.32.24.  (pake  untohim,and  he  gave  him  zfi.' 
ifa.y.i  1. ask  thee  a  fign  of  the  Lord 


2.why  doth  this  generation  feek  after  a  fie,n 
no  fign  be  given  unto  this  generation 
1 3.4.  what  (halbe  the  fign  when  all  thefe  things 
Lu\e  2. 2. this  (hill  be  3  fign  unto  you 

34.for  3  fign  which  (hall  be  fpoken  againft 
1 1 .1 6.fcught  of  him  3  fign  from  heaven 
29.this  is  an  evill  generation,they  feekay?^ 
jo.asjonaswasa  fign  to  the  Ninivites,  fo 
21.7.  what  fign  will  there  be  when  thefe  things 
John  2. 1 8. what  fegn(hevie&  thou  unto  us 

6.30. what  fign  iheweft  thou  then 
Acls  28.n.whofe_/W2wasCaftorand  Pollux 
.RflOT.4.1  i.and  he  received  the  fign  of  circumcifion 
1  Cw.  1. 22.  for  the  Jewesrecjuire  3  fign 

14.22. wherefore  tongues  are  for  a  fign 
Rev.  1  j .  1  .and  I  faw  an  xher  fign  in  heaven 

Dan.6,S.  eftablifh  the  d<  crre,  and  fign  the  writing 

jS^gtuu. 

Dtf».6.9.king  Darius  figncd  the  writing 

lo.when  Dan.  kn:w  that  the  writing  was  fi. 
1 2. haft  thou  no:  fignedi  decree 
1 3. regard. not-— the  decree  that  thou  haft  fig. 
jfeigne0. 
Gra.  1.  i4.1ct  them  be  far  fignes,  and  for  feafons 
£^^.4.9. if  they  will  not  beleevc  thefe  two  fiznes 
i7.this  rod — wherewith  thou  (halt  do  fignes 
28.aH  the  fignes  which  he  had  comman.them 
30.&  did  the  fignes  in  the  fight  of  the  people 
7.3  .multiply  my  fignes  in  the  land  of  Egypt 
10. 1  .that  I  m  ight  (hew  thefe  my  figns  before  him 
2,and  my  fignes  which  I  have  done 
Num.  1 4. 1 1  .for  all  the  fignes  which  I  have  (hewed 
Deut.414.by  fignes, by  wonders,and  by  wars 
6. 22. Lord  (hewed  fignes  upon  Egypt 
7. 1 9. which  thine  eyes  faw,and  the  fignes 
26. 8. brought  us  forth  with^g^MjWith  wonders 
29. 3  .fcen  the  figns,  and  thofe  great  miracles 
34. 1 1  .in  all  the  fignes  —the  L.  fent  him  to  do  j 
Jof.i+.ij.  which  diJ.  thofe  great  figns  in  our  fight 
1  Sam.io.y.  when  thefe  fignes  are come  unto  thee  I 

9.all  thofe  fignes  came  to  paffe  that  day 
Neb.9. 10.  (hewedft  fignes  and  wonders  upon  Pha. 
P/<j/.74.4.they  fet  up  their  enfignes  fox  fignes 
9.  we  fee  not  our  fignes 
78.  43.howhehad  wrought  his  fignes  in  Egypt 
105.27.thcy  (hewed  his  fignes  among  them 
lfa.2. 18.I  and  the  children  are  for  fignes 
Jer.io.z.be  not  difmayed  3tthe  fignes  of  heaven 
32.20.which  hath  fet  fignes  znd  wonders 
2 1  -out  of  the  land  of  Egypt  with  fignes 
Dw.4.2.1  thought  it  good  to  (hew  the  fignes 
3. how  great  are  his  fignes 
6.  z 7. he  vtotketh  fignes  3nd  wonders  in  heaven    j 
Mat.16.1xa.r1  ye  notdifcern  the  fignes  of  the  times 
24.24.falfeprophets,and  fhallfhew  geest  fignes 
Mar.  13.22.  falfe  Chrifts  arife,&  fhall  (hew  fiincs 
16. 1 7-and  thefe  fignes  fhall  follow  them 

20. confirming 


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jo.confirmingthe  word  vihh  fignes 
LulfC  1.62.  and  they  madt  fignes  to  his  father 
i 1. 1 1. great  fignes  (hall  there  be  from  heaven 
i  j. and  there  (hall  bt  fignes  in  the  heaven 
7ffb.4-48.except  ye  kefigns  Sc  won.ye  wil  not  bel. 

20.  jo.many  other  fignes  did  Jefus 
Alls  1.19.  &  I  wil  fhtwfigns  in  the  earth  beneath 
2  i.a  man  approved  of  God  by  fignes    , 
43.  &  many  fignes  were  done  by  the  apoftles 
4.30.  that  fignes  may  be  done  by  the  name  of 
<!n'.by  the  hands  of  the  apoft.were  many  figns 
7. 56.after  that  he  had  (hewed  wond.  &  figns  in 
8. 13. beholding  the  miracles  and  fignes  which 
i4.$.granted./%»e*  to  be  done  by  their  hands 
Rom.i  J.»9'by  mighty  fignc s  and  wonders^  fo  that 
x  c»!'.i  2.1 2.thc/%»« ofan  apoftle  were  wrought 
in  all  patience,  in  fignes ,  and  wonders 


Ifa.z 3 .3 .and  by  great  waters  the  feed  of  Sihor 
Jer.z.iS.  to  drink  the  waters  of  Sihor 

^&  1  y ,22.and  Silas,chkt  men  among  the  breth. 
27. we  have  fent  therefore  Judas  and  Silas 
3  i.Judas  and  Silas  exhorted  the  brethren 
34.it  pleafed  Silas  to  abide  there  ftill 
40. Paul  chofe  Silas,and  departed 
16.  ijp.caught  Paul  and  Silas ,and  drew  them 
2  5. at  midnight  Paul  and  Silas  prayed 
29.  fell  down  before  Paul  and  Silas 
27.4-fome  of  them  conforted  with  Paul  &  Sil, 
10. fent  away  Paul  and  Silas  by  night 
14.  but  Silas  &  Timotheus  abode  there  (till 
1  y.  and  receiving  a  commandem;  unto  Silas 
s8.  J, when  Sitoand  Timotheus  were  come 
j£>iience. 


^Tte/a^.workingof  Satan— with figns,&  lying    Job 4. i6.there  wasfiknce,and  I  heard  a  voice 
He&.2.*4.Godbearing  them  wimeffe,with  fignes 

Ge».  3  8 . 1 8  .thy  fignet ,  8c  tby  bracelets,  &  thy  ftaffe 

Verfe  25. 
£*<k/.i8.i  1.  like  the  engravings  of  2  fignet 

Ver.21,36.  Ch.39.14,30. 
fcc.21.24.were  the  ./%»«  upon  my  right  hand 
D^6.i7.kingfealeditwithhisown/%ne* 
mi  2.1  J.and  will  make  thee  as  a  fignet 

6  £>tgtiet#. 

£*oi.3Q.5.graveiuas  /igsctt  ate  graven 

Signification. 
1  Cora  4. 10.  none  of  them  are  without  figmfication 

Sfgnffie. 

^<!fa  21  .i^.to  fignif.ihe  accomplifhm.of  the  dayes 

2,3.1  J.  fignifie  to  the  chief  captain,that  he  bring 

2  5 ,27.and  not  withall  to  fignifie  the  crimes 

1  Pet.1.1  i.fpit"  which  was  in  them  did  fignifie 

S<gnffieD, 
Alts  11.18  .fignified  by  the  fpirit,that  there  fhould 
Rev.  1 . 1  .fent  and  fignified  it  by  his  angels 
Signtffetlj. 

Heb.  1  z.ij.fignifieth  the  removing  of  thofe  things 

Signifying. 
John,  ii-ll  -fignifying  w  hat  death  he  fhould  die 

Chap.18.32. 

21.19.  fignifying  by  what  death  he  fhould  glor. 

He&.?.8.the  holy  ghoft  this  fignifying,  that  the  way 

S<h°". 

2M».2i. 21. Ifrael  fent  meffengers  to  Sihon  kingof 
il.Sibon  would  not  fufferlfrael  to  paffe 

but  Sihon  gathered  all  his  people  togeth. 
26-for  Hefhbon  was  the  city  of  Sihm 
27-let  the  city  of  Sihon  be  built 
28.  a  flame  from  the  city  of  Sifc.it  hath  conf. 
29>and  his  daught.  into  captivity  unto  Sihon 
34.  do  to  him  as  thou  did  ft  to  Sihon 
3  2.3  3 .gave  untothemthe  kingdome  of  Sihon 
Df»M-4.afterhehadfliin  Sibo«  the  kingof  the 
2.1 4.I  have  given  into  thy  hand  Sihon 
26.andl  fent  meffengers  unto  Sihon 
3  o  .but  Sihon  kingof  Hefhbon  would  not 
3 1 .1  have  begun  to  give  Sihon  and  his  land 
3  2.then  Sihon  came  out  againft  us 
3.2.  do  unto  him  as  thou  didft  unto  Sihon 
6.deftroyed  them,as  we  did  unto  Sihon 
4.46  .in  the  land  of  Sihon  king  of  the  Amorites 
29.7.  Sihon  king  of  Hefhb.  came  out  againft  us 
3i.4.L.(halldountothemashedid  unto  Sihon 
Jof.z.  lO'Sihon  and  Og,whom  he  utterly  deftroyed 
9.io.and  all  that  he  did  unto  Sihon  k.of  Hefhb. 
ii.z.Sihon  king  of  the  Amorites,who  dwelt 

5. the  border  of  Sihon  king  of  Hefhbon 
13.10.and  all  the  cities  of  Sihon  king  of 
2  i«6c  all  the  kingdome  of  Sihon  king  of  Am. 
which  were  dukes  of  Sihon 
27.8:  Zaphon,the  reft  of  the  kingd.  of  Sihon 
Judg.x  i.i9.and  Ifrael  fent  meffengers  unto  Sihon 
xo.but  Sihon  crufted  not  Ifrael  to  paffe 

but  Sihon  gathered  all  his  peop.together 
ii.and  the  Lord  delivered  Sihon  into  the  ha. 
1  K*«g.4.i9.Gebar  fon  of  Uri,in  the  count,  of  Si. 
Neh.9 . 2  2.fo  they  poffeffed  the  land  of  Sihon 
Pfal.i  3.5.who  flew  Sihon  king  of  the  Amorites 

Pfal.  1 36.19. 
7cr.48.45.and  a  flame  from  the  midft  of  Sihon 

Jof.  1 3. 3  .from  Sifco/jwhich  is  before  Egypt 


2  9. 2 1. and  kept  filence  at  my  counfell 
Pfal.3 1 . 1 8.  let  the  lying  lips  be  put  to  filencs 
39.2.I  was  dumb  viitnfilence 
94.17.my  foul  had  almoft  dwelt  in  fiknce 
1 1  J.  17-neithcr  any  that  go  down  into  fiknce 
f/d.  x  ; . l.Moab  is  laid  wafte,&  brought  to  filence 

Kir  is  laid  wafte,and  brought  to  fiknce 
fer.  8 . 1 4-the  Lord  our  God  hath  put  us  to  fiknce 
Lam.^.zi.he  fitteth  aloncand  keepeth/i/mre 
Amos  8. 3. they  fhall  caft  them  forth  with  fiknce 
3f<tf.22.34>heard  that  he  had  put  the  Sad.to  filenc? 
Alts  2 1 .40.was  made  a  great  fitence,he  fpake 

22.2.fp.in  the  Hebr.tong.they  kept  the  mote  fil. 
1  tim.z.i  i.let  the  woman  learn  in  fiknce 

1 2.not  a  woman  to  teach, —  but  to  be  in  fil. 
1  P£f.2.i?.put  tofil-the  ignorance  of  foolifh  men 
Rev.8.  1.  there  was  filence  in  heaven 

Keepf&iltnce,  See  &eep, 

Kept  SHttiee,See  Itcpt. 

Silent. 

1  S^/«.2.9.wicked  (hallbej£/c»f  indarkneffe 
PfaLzi.z.m  the  night  feafon,and  am  not  filent 

28.i.benot  fikntto  me 

left  if  thou  be  filent,  I  becomelike 
30.1 2.may  fing  praife  to  thee^  and  not  be  filent 
3  i.i7.1et  them  bzfiknt  in  the  grave 
Z/d.47.  y.fit  thou  filent,  and  get  thee  into  darkneffe 
/fr.8.i4.  let  \xsbt  filent  there 
Zech.i.i$.be  filent,0  all fle(h,before  the  Lord 
Sittcfa,  See  CiUcia. 

Pro.$  r.22.her  clothing  is  fil^,  and  purple 
£^.i6.io.and  I  covered  thee  with/^ 

1 3. thy  raiment  was  fine  linnen,andp^ 
Kew.iS'H'merchandifeofpurplejand//^ 

SiHfl- 

2  %j.  1 2.»6.houfe  of  Millo,wch  goeth  down  to  Sil, 

SHIP- 
Job  y.  2.  envie  flayeth  the  filly  one 
Hofy.i  1  .Ephraim  is  like  3  filly  dove 
2  Ti/«.3.6.and  lead  captive  filly  women 

SHoat;,  or  Siloam, 
Neb.  3 . 1  y.and  the  wall  of  the  pool  of  Siloab 
John  9.7. go,  wafh  in  the  pool  of  Siltfam 
1 1  .go  to  the  pool  of  Siloam,  and  wafh 
5>Hoe, 
Litfe  x  J  ■4«  uPon  whom  the  tower  of  Siloe  fell 

Siltann0. 
2  Cm,.r.i9ipreached— >-by  me,&  Silvanus,8t  Tim. 
1  Thef.  1 . 1  .Paul,&  Silvan.  &  Timo.unto  the  chur. 

zThef.i.i. 
1  Pet .  y.  1 2.  by  Silvanus  a  faithfull  brother 
S«t)cr. 

Gen.zo.\6.\  have  given  a  thoufand  pieces  of filver 
23.1  y.the  land  is  worth  40o.(hekelsof  filver 
i6.Abrabam  weighed  the  ^feff  to  Ephron 
400.  fhekels  of  filver,  currant  money 
3  7.28.fold  Jofeph  for  twenty  pieces  of  filver 
4f.22.to  Ben.he  gave  three  hundr.pieces  of  fil. 
Exod.io.2.$  .ye  fhall  not  make  with  me  gods  of  fil. 
16. 19.  forty  fockets  of  filver  Vere  21. 

Chap.36.24,16. 
2y.  their  fockets  of  filver  fixteen  fockets 
3  2.Upon  the  four  fockets  of  filver 
27.10.  and  their  fillets  fhall  be  of  filver 

Verfe  11. 
I7.pillars  (hall  be  filletted  with  filver 

their  hooks  fhall  be  of  filver 
O  000  3 


3-5.24.that  did  offer  an  offering  of  filv.8c  braffe 
36.30.theh-  fockets  were  fixteen  fockets  of  filv. 

36Jie  caft  for  them  four  fockets  of filver 
38.10.  and  their  fillets  were  of  filver 

Vtrf.11,12317,19. 
17.  the  overlaying  of  their  chapiters  of filver 
pillars  of  the  court  were  hlltt.withy?/^. 
1 9.  their  hooks  of  filver 
2  5.and  the  filver  of  them  that  were  numbred 
Lev.^.x  y.with  thy  eftimarion  by  (hekels  of  filver 
27. 3.thyeftimation  (hall  be  fifty  (htkelsof//». 
6.of  the  male,  five  fhekels  of  filver 

for  the  female — three  fhekels  of  filver 
i&an  homer  of  barley  feed  at  yo.fhek.of//.  I 
Num.7. 13.  his  offering  one  filver  crurger 

Verfes  19,  25,3  1,  37,  43>  49,  f*> 

r,      ,       .     m         6l>67>73>79- 
1 3.  one  filver  bowl  offeventy  fhekels 

Verfes  19, 25,  3 1,37,43,49,5 5, 

,      .  1      61,67,73,79. 

84.  twelve  chargers  of  filver 

85.  each  charger  of  filv.  weighed  1 3 o.fhek. 
io.2.make  thee  two  trumpets  of  filver 

Dm.2  2.i9.amercehim  in  ioo.ihekelsof/fo'Ci' 

29.  unto  the  damfels  father  fifty  fhek.of  filv. 
J0fi7.z1.and  20o.fhekels  of  filver  tl  coveted  them 
2  2. in  his  tent,and  the  filver  under  it 
24.tookAchanthefonofZerah,&the^/w>' 
24.3  2.boug.of  the  fons  of  Ha.for  1  oo.pie.of  fi. 
Judg.9.*.gavt  him  feventy  pieces  of filver  out  of 
I      16.  5.  &  we  will  give  thee  1 100.  pieces ;of  filv. 
I      i7.2.the  1  ioo.fhekels  of  filver  that  were  taken 
I  behold, the //wis  with  me 

3 .when  he  had  reftor.the  1  ioo.(hek.of/?/wr 
wholly  dedicated  the  filver  unto  the  L. 
4.took  two hundr.fhckels  of  filver, and  gave 
lo.and  I  will  give  thee  ten  fhekels  of  filver 

1  Saw.2-36.come  &  crouch  to  him  for  a  pie.of  fil. 
9. 8.  at  hand  the  fourth  part  of  a  fhekel  of  filver 

2  Sam.  1 8. 1  i.I  would  have  giv.thee  ten  fhek.of/?/. 
1 1.  though  I  fhould  receive  1  ooo.fliek.ofy7/. 

24.24.and  the  oxen  for  fifty  fhekels  of  filver 

1  King.  io.  2 1 .  none  were  of  filver 
27. made  filver. to  be  in  Jerufalem  as  ftones 
29.OUC  of  Egypt  for  600.  fhekels  of  filver 

20. 3  9-or  elfe  thou  (halt  pay  a  talent  of  filver 

2  King.  5.2i.give  them,I  pray  thee,  a  talent  of fil. 
6.25.affcs  head  was  fold  for  8o.pieces  of  filver 

of  doves  dung  for  five  pieces  of filver 
12.13.  were  not  made  bowles  of  filver 
1 5.20.  of  each  man  fifty  fhekels  of  filver 
1 8 . 1  y  .Hez.gave  him  all  the  fil.  that  was  found 
22. 4. that  he  may  fum  the  filver 
1  Cko.zS.i&.filver  for  all  inftruments  of  filver 
1 5.&  forthe  candlefticksof/*/wr  by  weight 

16.  and  MktviiCc  filver  fot  the  tables  of filver 

17.  and  likewife  filv.  for  every  bafin  of  filver 
29.  2.  and  the  filver  for  things  of  filver 

Verfe  5. 

1  Ch'co.  r.  17.  achatet  for  fix  hundred  fhek.of filv. 

9.20.nonewereof  filver;  it  was  not  any  thing 

27.  king  made  filver  in  Jerufalem  as  ftones 
17. 1  i.brou.Jehofha.prefents,  &  tribute  of  filver 
Neh.  y .  1  y.had  taken  of  them  forty  (hekels  of  filver 
7.7 1  .and  two  thouf.&  two  hundr.pound  of  fil. 
72.and  two  thoufand  pound  of  filver 
Efih.i.6.and  purple,and  y»/w  rings 

3.1 1.  the  filver  is  given  to  thee 
Job  3 . 1  y.w  ho  filled  their  houfes  with  filver 
22.25.and  thou  (halt  gave  plenty  of  filver 
27.  i6.though  he  heap  up  filver  as  duft 

i7.and  the  innocent  fhall  divide  the  filver 
28.1  y.neith./&be  weighed  for  the  price  thereof 
Pfal.  1 2.6.as  filver  tried  in  a  furnace  of  earth 
66.10.  thou  haft  tried  us  as  filver  is  tried 
68.30.fubmit  himfelf  with  pieces  of  filver 
Pro.  2.4.if  thou  feekeft  her  as  filver 

3.i4.better  ttfen  the  merchandife  of filver 
8.io.receive  mine  inftruction,  and  not  filver 

i9>and  my  revenue  then  choice  filver 
io.2o.tongueof  the  juft  is  as  choice  filver 
1 6. 1 6.underftanding-rach.to  be  chofen  then  fil. 
I7.3.the  fining  pot  is  for  filvet 
2  5.4.take  away  the  droffefrom  the  filver 
£tt/.y.io.chat  loveth///.(hal  not  be  fatisf.witb/?/. 
Ca?tt.8.9,buildupon  her  palace  of  filver 

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1 1  .was  to  bring  a  thoufand  pieces  of  filvcr 
ifa.  i, 2i. thy  filvcr  is  become  droffe 

jo.si.covenng  of  thy  graven  images  with  filv. 
48.10. 1  hive  refined  thee,  but  not  with y?/iw 
60. 17. for  iron  I  will  br\r\°  filver 
Jcr. 6. 30. reprobate  filver  fhall  men  call  them 
1  o.cj-filver  fpread  into  plates  is  brought 
3  i.S.evcn  feventeen  fhcfcels  of  filvcr 
E\e^.zz.  1 8.  they  are  even  the  droffe  of  filver 
zo.as  they  gather  filver,  and  braffe 
ii.a.s.filvei'  is  melted  in  the  midft  of  the  fur. 
27.1  z.v/nh  filvcr  they  traded  in  thy  fairs 
Dan.z.^  2. and  his  arms  of  filvcr 
Hfl/Tj.2.1  bought  her  for  fifteen  pieces  of  filvcr 
9. 6. the  pleafant  places  for  their  filver 
1  j.i.mide  them  molten  images  of  their  filvcr 
Amos  2.6.brcaufe  they  fold  the  righteous  for  filvcr 

8, 6. that  we  may  buy  the  poor  for  filver 
Zcpb. i.n.  all  they  chat  bar  filvcr  are  cutoff 
Zccb  9.  j.Tirus  heaped  up  filvcr  as  dull 

ii.ii.weighed  for  my  price  thirty  pieces  of  fil. 

13.  and  I  took  the  thirty  pieces  of  filvcr 
1 3 ,9.will  refine  them  as  filvcr  is  refined 
Mai.  j  .  j  .and  he  fhall  fit  as  a  refiner  of  filvcr 
Mat,  16.1  f.covenan.  with  him  for  30.  pieces  of  fil. 
27. 2.  and  brought  again  the  thirty  pieces  of  fil. 
j. and  he  caft  down  the  pieces  of  filvcr 
9  .took  30.  pieces  of  filver,  the  price  of  him 
Ln\e  15. 8. what  woman, having  ten  pieces  of  filv. 
Ail.  19.1g.ck  found  it  fifty  thoufand  pieces  of  filv. 
t&lVozV  joyned  with  eold,See  45olD. 

jaXIberlinjjs. 

If&j.i'l.  a  thoufand  vines  at  a  thoufand  filverlings 

&met=tmltl). 

Acl.  1 9.24^  filvcr-fmkb,which  made  filvcr  fhrines 
Talents  of gfrtiton. 

1  JCi.1e1.24.boug.the  hilof  Sam. for  two  tal.of  fil. 

2  Kj-ng-t  .5. took  with  him  ten  talents  of  filvcr 

23.  he  bound  two  talents  of  filv.  in  two  bags 
15.  19.  Menahem  gave  Pul  a  thouf.  tal.of  filvcr 

1  Cbr.  i9.6.Hanun  fent  a  thouf.tal.of  filvcr  to  hire 

22.14.1  have  prepla  thoufand  thouf.tal  of. filvcr 

29.4.  and  feven  thoufand  talents  of  refined  filv. 
zChr.  2 5. 6. hired  100000.mig.men  for  ioo.tal.ot  fi. 

27.j.childr.of  Ammon  gave  him  ioo.tal.of  fil. 

36.3. k.of  Eg.condemn.the  la.in  ioo.tal.ofy2/. 
Eya  7.22.  unto  an  hundred  talents  of  filver 

8. 26. 1  weighed  to  their  hand  (Syo.talentsofjfr 
£^.3.9.1  will  pay  ten  thoufand  talents  of  filver  to 

yefclsof&iMr. 
Num.yM  j.all  the  filver veff.  weighed  240o.fhek. 

2  &z»2.8.io.Joram  brought  with  him  veff.of filvcr 

1  fv/-i°'M-bI-oug.everymanhis  prefent,vef-ofy?/. 

2  Kjn.i  2.1 3.there  were  not  made  veffels  of filvcr 

1  Chr.  18.10.  all  manner  of  vcfT.of  gold  and  filver 

2  Cfcr.i4.14.made  fpoons,&  veff.  of  gold  &  filver 
E^a.  1.6.  ftrength.  their  hands  with  veff.  of  filvcr 

1 1. all  the  veffels  of  gold  8c  filv.  were  5-400. 
5.i4.vefi'.ofgo!d  and  filv.  which  Nebuch.took 
6. 5,  let  the  golden  and  filver  veffels  be  reftored 
8.26.  and  filver  veffels  an  hundred  talents 
Z><«2.S.2.comman.to  bring  the  golden  &  filv,vcff. 
1 1.8.  and  with  their  precious  veffels  of  filvcr 
filter. 

Ge«.44.2.my  filvcr  cup  in  the  facks  mouth  of 
Pra.26.23.l1ke  a  potfherd  covered  withy&w.droffe 
Ecclef.  1 2.6.or  ever  the  filver  cord  be  loofed 
lfa.40. 1 9.  the  gold-fmith — cafteth  filver  chains 
AfdE.27.t<.chief  ptiefts  took  the  filver  pieces 
Acts  19.24^  filver-fmitb,which  made  (i/v.fhrines 

Simeon. 
Gen.  29. 3  3  .(he  called  his  name  Simeon 

34>2^.twoofthefonsof  Jacob,  Simeon  &  Levi 

3 o.Jacob  faid  to  Simeon  and  Levi,  Ye  have 
35.23.fons  of  Leah,Reuben,  Sim.Ltvi,  Judah 
42.24.took  from  them  Simeon 

3  6.Jofeph  is  not,ind  Simeon  is  not 
43.23.hebtought  Simeon out^into  them 
46.  io.fons  of  Simeon  5  Jemuel,and  Jamin 

Exod.6.\%. 
48-5-as  Reuben  and  Simeon,thty  fhall  be  mine 
/tg.^.Simeon  and  Levi  are  brethren  in  evill 
Exod.  1.  2.  Reuben,  Simeon,  Levij  Judah 

1  Cbron.  2. 1 . 

Num,i.6.of  Simeon ;  Shelumiel  thefon  ot  Zurifh. 

22.of  the  chil.of  Simeon,by  their  generations 


2.  1 2.capt.of  the  child. of  Simeon  was  Shelumiel 
7.36.  prince  of  the  children  of  Simeon  did  offer 
26. 1 2 .fons  of  Simeon,  afrer  their  families 
Deut.zj.i  2.to  bleffe  the  peo.— Sim. 8c  Levi,  &  Ju. 
Jof.i  9-i.fecond  lot  came  fonh  to  Simeon 

9.outof-Ju.wastheinher.of  the  chil.of  Sim. 
chil.of  Sim.hii.  their  inheritance  within 
jWg.r.j.Judah  faid  to  Simeon,Come  up  with  me 
fo  Simeon  went  with  him 
I7.and  Judah  went  with  Simeon  his  brother 
1  Chr.^.zo.  fons  of  Simeon  were  Amnon, — Tilon 
24. fons  of  Simeon ;  Nemueljamin 
42.  of  the  fons  of  Simeon,  500.  men  went  to 
1 2.if.of  the  children  of  Simcon}mighty  men 
z  Chro.  1 5.9. out  of  Ephraim  Manafl.&  out  of  Sim. 
34-<>.  fo  did  he  in  the  cities  of  Manaff.  &  Simc. 
£^4'48-i4-U>the  weft  fide  Sfe-fhallhaveaporti. 
25.8c  by  the  border  of  Sim.  from  the  eaft  fide 
3  3  .one  gate  of  Simeon,om  gate  of  Iffachar 
Lu\e  2.25.  a  man  in  Jeruf.  whole  name  was  Sime. 
34- Simeon  bleffed  them,and  faid>  This  child 
3. 30. which  was  the  fon  ot  Simeon 
Acls  13  .i  .and  Simeon,thit  was  called  Niger 
15.14.  Simeon  hath  declared  how  Cat  the  fitft 
Tribe  of&lmeon. 
Num.  1.2  3. of  the  tribe  of  Simeon,^g\oo. 

i.^-w^  pitch  by  him.fhall  be  the  tribe  of  Sim. 
10. 19.ov.the  hoft  of  the  tribe  of—  Si.  was  Shel. 
1 3. 5. of  the  tribe  of  S'/«?efla,Shaphat 
34.20.  of  the  tribe  of  the  chil.of  Sime.Shemuel 
Jof.  1 9. 1.  even  for  the  tribe  of  the  childr.of  Simeon 
8  .this  is  the  inher.of  the  tri.of  the  chil.of  Si. 
2-i.4.had  by  lot  out  of  the  tribe  of  Simeon 

1  Cbto.6.6%. 

9. they  gave  out  of  the  tribe  of  the  chil.of  Si. 

Rev.y.j.of  the  tribe  of  Simeon  were  fealed  12000. 

JS>h«comtes, 

WKOT.25.14.  a  prince  of  the  chief  houfe  am.  the  Si, 

26.  i4.thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Simeonites 

1  Cbr.  17. 1 6. of  the  Simeonkes^She^'rmiah 

^(militarje. 
Numli  2.8. fimlitude  of  the  Lord  fhall  he  behold 
£>e/tf.4.i2.heard  a  voice,butfaw  no  fimi/itude 
1 5  .ye  (aw  no  manner  of  fimi/itude 
16. graven  im'ge,  the  fi 'mi lit udc  of  any  figure 

2  Cfcro.4.3. under  it  was  the  fimihtude  ot  oxen 
P/,.io6.2o.changed  their  glo.into  thcy?tf».of  an.ox 

144.1 2.poliffied,after  the  fimihtude  of  a  palace 
D««.ib.i6.one  like  the  fimilit.  of  the  fons  of  men 
Rom.<j.\iL.aftzr  the.  fimilitude  of  Adams  tranfgreffi. 
Ucb.f.x  5  .after  the  /?*»i/.of Melchtfed. there  arifeth 
/a^^.whicharemadeafar  the  fimlitude  of  G. 

gttmilituDzs. 

Hof.i  2. 10. 1  have  uft.dfimilitudes  by  the  minift.of 

&tmon. 

M^.io.2.firft  Simm,v/ho  is  called  Peter 

^•Simon  the  Canaanite,and  Judas  Ifcariot 
1 3.  j  5. his  brethren,  James,  and  Jofes,&  Simon 
1 6. 1 7. bleffed  art  thou,Si#z0/zBar-Iona 

17.2  j.whatthinkeft  thou,  Simon  ?  Of  whom 
26.  6.  in  the  houfe  of  Simon  the  leper 

Mar\  14.3. 

27. 3  2. found  a  man  of  Cyrer\e,Simon  by  name 
AfiV.i.irf.bythefea  of  Galilee  he  faw  Simon 

29.rhey  entred  into  the  houfe  of  Simon 
30.  Simons  wives  mother  lay  fick  of  a  fever 
3t5.and  Simon  followed  after  him 

3.18.  and  Simon  the  Canaanite 

6.3.  the  carpenters  fon,the  brother  of  Simon 

i4.37.Si>#fl#3fleepeft  thou 

15.21.rhey  compellone  Simon  to  bear  his 
Lu\e  4.3  8.erured  into  S«*z.houfe,&  Simons  wives 

5.3  .into  one  of  the  fh>ps,which  was  Simons 
4. he  faid  unto  Simott,Lmch  out 
5. Simon  anfwering,faid  —  we  have  toyled 
10. which  were  parcners  with  Simon 

J  efus  fjid  unto  Simon,  Fear  not 

6. if. and  Simon  called  Zelotes 

■j.^o.Simnn,\  have  fomewhat  to  fay  unto  thee 
43.S«#0?zanfwered  &  faidL fuppofe  that  he 
44.faid  unto  Simon,  Sccft  thou  this  woman 

xz.li.Simon,Simon,  Satan  hath  defired  to  have 

23.26.th1  y  laid  hold  upon  one  Simon,%  Cyreni. 

24.34.L0rd  is  rifen  indeed,&  hath  appea  to  Si. 
John  1. 41 .  he  firff  findeth  his  own  brother  Simon 
42.  thou  art  Simon  the  fon  of  Jona 


6.7i.fpake  of  Judas  Ifcariot,the  fon  of  Simon 
1 2.4.then  faith  Judas  Ifcariot,  Simons  fon 
i3.2.JudasIicatiot,S'iOT0^  fon,  to  betray  him  J 
26.gave  it  to  Judas  Ifcariot,thc  fon  ot  Simon 
2 1. 1  f.  Simon  fon  of  Jonas,  loveft  thou,  me 

Ver.  16,17, 1 
ABs  i.i 3.W here  abode  Jamesjand  Simon  Zelotes ' 
8.9. called  5iwoB,which  before-time  ufedforcery 
1 3. then  Simon him:"elf  beleeved  alfo 
18.  when  Simon  faw  that  through  the  laying  I 
24.ahfwered  Sim.Sc  faid,P:  ay  ye  to  the  Lord 
•   9.43 .  tarried  many  dayes  with  one  Simon  a  tan,  9 
10.6  he  lodgeth  with  one  Simon  a  tanner 
1 7. had  made  enquirie  for  Simons  houfe 
3  1  he  is  lodged  with  one  Simon  a  tanner 
^)ltnOu  joined  w  ith  Peter,Su  peter, 
j§>ttnple. 

Pfal.i9.7AS pure,making  wife  the fimple 
1  i6.6.the  Lord  preferveth  the  fimple 
1 19.  r  30.  it  giveth  underftanding  to  \\1tf1mpU 
Prov.  1. 4.  to  give  fubtilty  to  the  fimple 

3  2.turning  away  of  the  fimple  fhal  flay  there 
8.5.O  ye ywzo/CjUnderftand  wifdomc 
9.4.  who  is  fimple,  let  him  turn  in  hither 

Vcrfe  16. 
1 3-a  foolifh  woman  is  fimple 

14.1  j. the  fimple  bekeveth  every  word 
18.  the  fimple  inherit  folly 

1 9. 2  5.  .finite  a  fcorner,  and  the  fimple  will  bew. 
2 1 . 1 1  .when  a  fcor.is  puni.the/wi.  js  made  wife 
zi. I. the  fimple  paffe  on,and  are  puniihed. 

Chap.  17. 12. 
J^fc.45. 20.  fofhalt  thou  do  for  him  that  is  fimple 
Rom.  1 6.  \  8.by  fair  fpee.dcceive  the  hear,  of  t\.zfim. 
1 9. and  fimple  concerning  evill 
pimple  ones. 
P/'fl.  1.2 2 .how  long,ye yJ/^/f;  ones,will  ye  love 
7.7.  beheld  among  the  fimple  ones  a  yong  man 
j§)fmpUcttp. 
2  Sam.  1 5. 1  i.and  they  went  in  their  fimplidty 
Pro.i.zz.how  long,ye  fimp.ones,will  ye  love  fim. 
Rom.iz.S.kt  him  do  it  in  fimpli city 
2  Cor.  1 . 1 2.in [implicit), not  in  fl -fhly  wifdome 

1 1 . 3  .corrupted  from  the  fimplicity  that  is  in  C. 

Exod.16.1 .  came  unto  the  wilderneffe  of  Sin 
1 7. 1  .journied  from  the  wilderneffe  of  Sin 
Num.  3  3. 1 1. encamped  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Sin 

1 2.  their  journey  from  the  wilderneffe  of  Sin 
£^.30.  s  5.I  will  powr  my  fury  upon  Sin 
i6>Sin  fhall  have  great  pain 

Gra.4.7.doeft  not  w^\\,fin  lieth  at  the  doore 
£.rorf. 3 4. 7. forgiving  iniquity ,arid  tranfgr.and  fin 
L  e^.4.3  .doe  fin  according  to  the  fin  of  the  people 
I4.when  the  fin  they  have  finned  is  known 
fhall  offr  a  young  bullock  for  the  fin 
6.i6.the  prieft  thafoftercth  it  for  fin  fhall 
9.1 5. and  offered  it  for  fin, as  the  firft 
19. 1 7.rebuke  thy  neighbour ,and  not  fuffer  fin 
22.  the  fin  which  he  hath  done  fhall  be  forg. 
JV«»j.5.6.when  a  man  or  woman  fhal  com.any^ 
12.1  i.Ibefcech  thee, lay  notrhe^auponus 
18.3  i.and  ye  fhall  bear  no  fin  by  reafon  of  ic 
19  9.1c  is  a  purification  for  fin 
'  17. the  burnt  heifer  of  purification  for  fin 
27.3.diedinhis  own  fin,  and  had  no  fons 
DfWf.15-9.cry  againft  thee,  and  it  be  fin  unto  thee 
19. 1 5. for  any  j/«,in  any  fin  that  he  finneth 
2 1 .22.have  committed  fin  worthy  of  death 
22.26.  there  is  in  the  damfell  no  fin  worthy  ot 
23.21.and  it  would  be /win  thee 

22.forbear  to  vow,it  fhall  be  no  fin  in  thee 

24. 1 5  .cry  againft  thee  unto  the  Lo.and  it  be  fir, 

i6.man  fhall  be  put  to  death  for  his  own  fin 

1  Sam.  2 . 1 7.fin  of  the  young  men  was  very  great 

1 4. 3  8. and  fee  wherein  bis  fin  hath  been 

i5.23.rebellionis  as  the  fin  ofwitchcraft 

1  JCw-8.34.and  forgive  thejJa  of  thy  people 

36.heare,ap.d  forgive  the  Jm  of  thy  fervant 
I2.30.and  this  thing  became  a  fin 
13.34.  became  a  fin  unto  the  houfe  of  Jerobo. 

2  Jt«.i2.i6.trefpaffe-money,andy*8-money was 

2  Chro.6.z  5-and  forgive  the  fin  of  thy  people  Ifra. 
27.and  forgive  rhe  fin  of  thy  fervants,and  of 
2  <  a  but  every  man  fhall  die  for  bis  own  fin 
'*  Job  20. 1 1. his. 


SIN        SIN 

Job  io. 1 1. his  bones  arc  full  of  the  fin  ofhis  youth 
Tfal.  3  i.i.bUSid  is  he  vthofe—fin  is  coveted 
(i. j-1  was  ihapen  in  iniquity,and  in  fin  did 
5  9. 1  2.for  the  fin  of  their  mouth  let  thetn 
ioj?.7.and  let  his  prayer  become  fin 

i4.1ct  not  the  fin  ot  his  mother  be  blotted 
Pf0.io.i6-the  fruit  of  the  wicked  to  fin 

ly.in  multitude  of  words  there  wanr.not  fin 
j^.^.fooles  make  amock  at  fin 

l^.fin  is  a  reproach  to  any  people 
21.4-th;  plowing  of  the  wicked  is  fin 
14. 9. the  thought  df  fooliflinefle  is  fin 
lfa.5.i8.and  pn,as  it  were  with  a  cart-rope 
'  3  0.1.  that  they  may  adde  fin  unto  fin 
3 1.7.  which  your  own  hands  have  irfade  tor  fin 
53. 10. (halt  make  his  foule  an  offering  for  fin 
■  12.  and  he  bare  the  fin  of  many 
Jet. x  7 . 1  •  pit  of  Judah  is  written  wth  a  pen  of  iron 
j. to  the  fpoil,and  thy  high  places  for  fin 
j  1,5. though  their  land  was  rilled  withjM 
IaOT4.6.greater  then  the  punifhtnent  of  the  fin  of 
£^f('.i8.i4.and  in  his  fin — inthemfhall  he  die 
Htf/^4.8.they  eat  up  the  fin  of  my  people 
10.8  .the  fin  of  Ifrael  (hall  be  deflioyed 
1  z. 8. find  none  iniquity  in  me,  that  were  fin 
/4woj8.i4.they  that  I  wear  by  the  J??*  of  Samaria 
M'tab  t. 1 3 .  fhe  is  the  beginning  of  fin  to  the  dau< 

6.7. oi  my  body  for  the  fin  of  my  foule 

Zecb.  1 3 . 1  .to  the  inhabitants  of  Jerufalem  (ox  fin 

Afitf.12.3  i.ali  man.of//>z(hal  be  forgiv.but  the  fin 

John  1.29.  which  taketh  away  the  fin  of  the  world 

8.7-he  that  is  without  fin  among  you>let  him 

34.  committeth/«z,is  the  fervant  oifin 
9.41  .if  ye  were  blind,ye  fhould  have  no  fin 
1 5.2  2. not  fpok.unto  them,'hey  had  not  had  pn 

14.no  other  man  did,  they  had  not  had/«z 
16. 8. he  will  reprove  the  world  of  fin 

y.of  J?s,becaufe  they  beleeve  not  me 
19.1 1.  that  delivered  me  hath  the  greater  fin 
AEls  7-6o.Lord  lay  not  this  fin  to  their  charge 
Rom.$.9'ihzt  they  are  all  under  fin 

lO.forby  the  law  is  the  knowledge  oifin 
4.7.blefled  are  they  whofe  fin  is  covered 


iz.  fin  entred  into  the  world  and  death  by  fin 
1 3 .  for  untill  the  law  -fin  was  in  the  world 

but  fin  is  not  imputed  when  there  is  no 
zo.whete  fin  abounded,grace  did  much  more 
2 1. as  fin  had  reigned  unto  death,fo 
6. 1. (hall  we  continue  in  finjvm.  grace 
2.how  (hall  we  that  are  dead  to  fin,\ivc 
6.  that  the  body  of  fin  might  be  deftroyed 

th.it  we  mould  not  ferve  fin 
7. he  that  is  dead  is  freed  from  fin 
\  o. in  that  he  died,he  died  unto  fin 
1  i.reckon  ye  your  fdves  dead  unto  fitl 
i2.1et  not  fin  reigne  therefore  in  your 


SIN       SIN 

2  Thcf.2.3. and  tnat  man  °* Pn  ke  revealed 
Hei.3.13.  left  hardened  through  the  deceitf.  oifin 
4.1  j.tempted,like  as  we  are,yet  without  fin      ' 
9. 26. once  hath  he  appeared  to  put  zwxy  fin 

28.  (hall  appeare  without  fin  unto  falvaticn 
10.6. in  facrifices  tor  fin  thou  haft  no  pleafure 
8 .  offering  for  fin  thou  wouldeft  not 
18.  of  thefe*JSj  there  is  no  offering  (or  fin 
1 1 .2  j  .differ  afflict.then  to  enjoy  the  plea.of  fin 
1 2. 1. let  us  lay  zGdefin  which  doth  foeafily 

4.not  unto  bloud, driving  againft  fin 
13. 1 1. by  the  high  prieft  for  fin,  are  burnt 
Jam.1.1  j.when  luft  hath  conceived,itbrin.for./to 
fin  when  it  is  finiihed  bring.forth  death 
2.91'f  ye  have  refpe'e'r  to  perfons,ye  commit  fin 
4. 1 7<to  do  good,and  doth  it  not,to  him  it  is  fin 

1  Vet.z.z  2.who  did  no/?tf,neither  was  guil  found 

4.i.fufFered  in  the  flefh,  hath  ceafed  from  fin 

2  Pei.2-i4.that  cannot  ceafe  (torn  fin 
I  John  i.7.bloud  of  Chr.cleanfeth  us  from  all  fin 

8.we  fay,We  have  no  fin,v/e  deceive  ourfelvs 
3.4.Committeth  jM,tranfgreffeth  the  law 

for  fin  is  the  tranfgreffion  of  the  law 
j.  and  in  him  is  no  fin 
8.he  that  committethyM  is  of  the  devill 
o.whofoever  is  born  of  G.  doth  not  com.  fin 
he  cannot  fin  ,becaufe  he  is  born  of  G. 
j.i6.hisbroth./«  a  fin  which  is  not  unto  death 
(hall  give  him  life  for  them  that  fin  not 
there  is  3  fin  unto  death  :  I  doe  not 
i7.allunrighteoufne(Teis  fin 

and  there  is  a  fin  not  unto  death 
'Scare  *>(n,  See  MJeare, 
Great  ^>in, 
Gen.zo.9.  on  me  and  my  kingdome  this  great  fin 
Exo.$  2.2  i.that  thou  haft  brought  this  great  fin  on 
30.ye  have  finned  agreat/fo 
3  i.this  people  hath  (inned  a  great  fin 
z  Kjn.i  7.21.  Jeroboam  made  them  fin  a  great  fin 

His  &>tn. 
Iro.4.3.  let  him  bring  for  his  fin  a  young  bullock 
23.or  if  his  fin  come  to  his  knowledge,  he 

Verfe  28. 
26\make  an  attonem.for  him,as  conce.his  fin 
Chap.  j.  6, 10,13. 
28. bring  a  kid  for  his  fin  which  he  hath  (in. 
3  j. for  his/?/z,and  it  (hall  be  forgiven  him 
j.6.treipafie-offering  for  hisjfs 
1 Ki72.1j.26.walk.  in  the  way  of  his  fat.in  his  fin 
34-walked  in  the  way  of  Jeroboam  in  his  fin 
16.19.his  fin wc,'he dLd,to make Ifr.fin  Ve.26. 
2  ¥jn.i^.6.eyety  man  put  to  death  for  his  own  fin 
2i.i6.befide  his  fin  wherewith  he  made  Ifra.to 
i7.and  his  fin  that  he  finned,  are  they  not 
2  Cbro.i  I-1 9-and  all  his  fin  before  hewashumbl. 
/o&  3  4.3  7. for  he  added  rebellion  unto  his  fin 


S  I  N 


S  I  N 


Their  <§s In. 
Gen.  18.20.  their  fin  is  very  grievous 

jo.17.the  trefpafle  of  thy  brethren  and  their  fin 
Exod. $z.$z.yet  now,  if  thou  wilt  forgive  their  fin 

34. when  I  vHit,I  will  vifit  their/?  2 
Num.  5.7.  then  they  (hall  confeffe  their  fin 
Deut.g.  27. look  not  unto  then  fin 
1 1$«(.8. 3  j.ifthey  turnefrom  their  fin,  when  thou 
zCbron.  6.  26. 
2  Chre.-j. ! 4-  forgive  their  fin,  and  will  heale  their 
Neb. 4. 5  .and  let  not  their  fin  be  blotted  out 
P./fl/-8  j.2.thou  haft  covered  all  that  fin 
lfa.3.9.  and  they  declare  their /%  as  Sodom 
Jer.i6.i8.Hti\,l  will  rccompenfe  their  pa  double 

18.23.neit.her  blot  cut  their  fin.  from  thy  fight 

31.3  4.and  I  w  ill  remember  their  fin  no  more 

36. 3. that  I  may  forgive  their  fin 
John  1  j. 2 2. but  now  they  have  no  cloak  for  th.  fin 

Thy  ^>m. 
2  Sv?«z.t2.i3.theLord  alio  hath  put  away  thy  fin 
l/a.6.7.  thy  iniquity  is  taken  away,  and  thy  fin  pur. 

Tour  £§>fn. 
Exod.  32.3  o.peradvenl.make  an  atto.  for  your  fin 
Num.i 2.23.  be f lire  your /«  will  find  you  cut 
Deut.y.zi.  and  I  took  your  pn,  the  calf  which  yc 
John  9.4  i.fay,We  feejtherefore  your  fin  remaineth 


1 3.  neither  your  members  inftruments  to  fin  !  ifa.zy.g.this  is  all  the  fruit  to  take  awav  his  (in 
,  .   r„.  /7 -  jt_ „  1 1  __-  1 1 ■    : ..  _   .  _  i._  n_-ii  j:_  :_  L:_  n.  1 li.ii'      . 


4.  for  fin  (hall  not  have  dominion  over  you 
i6.whether  otfin  unto  deatb,or  of  obedience 
i7.were  the  fervants  of/«,butye  have 
1 8. being  then  made  frte  from  /?'/, ye 
10.  when  ye  were  the  feivants  oifin,  ye  were 
2  2.  free  from  fin,  and  become  fervants  to  G. 
23  .for  the  wages  of  fin  is  death 
7.7.  is  the  law  fin  ?  God  forbid  :  nayl 

had  not  known  fin  but  by  the  law 
S.butfin  taking  occafion — wrought  in  me  al 
for  without  the  law  fin  was  dead 
9.  fin  revived,  and  I  died 
1 1  .fit by  the  commandement  flew  me 
I3.but/«,that  it  might  appear /?/?,wor.death 
that  fin  by  the  commandment  might 
i4.but  I  am  carnall,fold  under  pn 
17.no  more  I,but  fin  that  dwelleth  in  me 

Verfe  20. 
23. to  the  law  oifin  which  is  in  my  members 
2j.but  with  the  fkfh,  the  law  oifin 
8.3.  for  fin  condemned  finin  the  fU(h 

to.the  body  is  dead,becaufe  of  fin 
1 4-*  3-whatioever  is  not  of  faith,  is  fin 

1  Cor. 6. 1 8. every  pn  that  a  man  dotb,  is  without 

1  J.56.  the  fting  of  death  isy«? 

and  the  ftrength  of  pn  is  the  law 

2  Cor.  %.z\fin  for  us,who  knew  no  fin 
Gal.z.  1 7.1s  therefore  Chrift  the  minifter  oipn 

3.22.fcripture  hath  concluded  all  under  fin 


3.20.he  (hall  die  in  his  fit, but  his  bloud 
3  3 .  i4.if  he  turn  from  his/?*,  and  dee 
H<?/.i3.i2.iniquityof  Eph.is  bound  up:  bhfin  is 
Micah  j.S.to  declare  unto  Ifrael  his/s 

My  g&in. 
GeK.31.36.what  is  my  trefpafle  ?  whatismy/?s 
Exui.  10. r  7. forgive  myy?»  onely  this  once 
1  Sam.  i  y.  2  5 . 1  pray  thee  pardon  my  yw,and  turne 

20. 1. what  is  my  fin  before  thy  father 
r  K^-i7'I8.comeuntome,tocallmy/??ztorem. 
Job  io.6.thatthoufearcheftaftcrmyy/# 
1 3 . 2  3  .make  me  to  know  my  fin 
i4.i6.doeft  thou  not  watch  over  my  pn 
3  j.3.(hall  I  have,  if  I  be  cleanfed  from  myy?« 
Pfial. 3  2.  J.I  acknowledged  my  pn  unto  thee 

thou  fotgaveft  the  iniquity  of  myy^z 
3  8. 3. neither  reft  in  my  bones,bccaufe  of 'my  fin 

1 8 .1  will  be  forry  for  my  fin 
Ji.2.wa(h  me,and  deanfe  me  from  my  fin 
\  3  .and  m  y  fin  is  ever  before  me 

J9.3. againft  me, not  for  my  fin,0  Lord 
Pro.  20.9.WI10  can  fay,  I  am  pure  from  my  fin 
DflS9.20.and  whiles!  was  confefllng  my  fin 
tt>tn-0 firing,  See  iDSeimg. 
S>tns  Offering  joyned  with  tulloc\, 
See  JguHocb. 
Owe  j£>in. 
Exod  34,9.and  pardon  our  iniquity,and  our  fin  ^ 
Jer.  16.1  o.or  what  is  our  fin  that  we  have  commit 


Gen.39.9-  do  this  great  wickednefle,&  fin  aga.  G. 

42. 22.doe  not  fin  againft  the  child 
Exod. 20. 20.be  before  your  faces,that  you  fin  not 

23.33.1eftthey  make  thee  fin  againft  me 
Lev.q.z.iia  foule  (hall  /^through  ignorance 
3.dce/?»  according  to  the  fin  of  the  people 
13.  it  the  congregation  fin  through  ignoran. 
27.  of  the  common  people  fin  through  igno. 
j.i.ifa  fouiy?/;,and  hear  the  voyce  of  fwcanng  j 
1  j .and  fin  through  ignorance  in  holy  things 
i7.ifafouIe/M,and  wift  not,yet  is  he  guilty 
6. 2.  if  a  foule  fin— 'and  lie  unto  his  neighbour 
Num.i  j.zj.fin  through  ignorance,  thenhe  (hall 

i6.22.(hall  one  manj«,and  wilt  thou  be  wro. 
Deut.zo.i  8  fo  (hould  you  fin  againft  the  Lord 

24. 4. thou  (halt  not  caufe  the  land  to  fin 
1  Sam.  2. 2  j.  if  one  man  fin  againft  anothtr,the 

if  a  man  fin  againft  the  Lord,who  (hall 
i2.23.GodfoibidthatI(houd./«inceafing  to 
14.3  3.beho!d,the  people  pn  againft  the  Lord 

3  4  .flay  them  here,an  d  eat,and  fin  not 
19. 4. let  not  the  king  fin  againft  his  fervant 
j.  wilt  thou  fin  againft  the  innocent  bloud 

1  i^i/2.8.46\ifthey/« againft  thce,andthoube  an. 

14.  i6.who  did  fin,  and  made  Ifrael  to  fin 
zKjn.  1 7.2  i.and  made  them  fin  a  great  fin 
2 1. 1 1. made  Judah  to  fin  with  his  idols 

16.befidehis.fin  wherwithhemade  "ju.to fin 

2  C.hro.6.zz.ii  a  man /tf  againft  his  neighbour 
36.  if  they  fm  againft  thee— and.  thou  be  an. 

Ncb.6. 1 3.  that  I  (hould  be  afraid,  and/?« 
1 3 .26.did  not  Solomon  fin  by  thefe  things 

him  did  outlandiih  women  caufe  to  fin\ 
Job  2. 10. in  all  this  did  not  Job  pn  with  his  lips 
J  .24.fb.alt  vifit  thy  habitation,and  (halt  not  fin 
10.14.if  ifin,  thou  marked  me 
3 1. 30. neither  have  I  differed  my  mouth  to  fin 
Py«/.4.4.ftand  in  awe,  and  fin  not 

39. 1.  take  heed  that  Ifi.i  not  with  my  tongue 
i  19.1  i.that  I  might  not  fin  againft  thee 
Eccl.  j.6.fuf.not  thy  mouth  to  caufe  thy  flefh  to  fin 
Jer.  3  2.3  j  .this  abomination,to  caufe  Judah  to  fin 
£^£.3.21.  fin  not,and  he  doth  not/?S,he  (tal  live 
Hff/8.n.Ephraimhath  made  many  altars  to  fin 

altars  fhall  be  unto  him  to  fin 
1 3. 2. and  now  they  fin  more  and  more 
Afrtf. 18. 2i.how  oft  (hall  my  brother fin,and  I  for. 
John  j.  1 4.  fin  no  more,left  a  worfe  thing  come  to 
8.1 1. neither  doe  I  condemne  thee,fin  no  more 
9.2.who  did  fi-i,this  man  or  bis  parents 
Rom.6. 1  j.  what  then?(hall  we  fin,  becaiwe  are  not 
1  Cor.8 . 1 2.when  ye  fin  fo  againft  the  brethren 

ye  fin  againft  Chnft 
1  j.  34.awake  to  righteoufnefli:,/?»  n»t 
Epbef.4.16.  be  angry,  and  fin  not 
1  Tim.  j .  20. them  that  pn  rebuke  before  all 
Heb.io.z6.for  if  we  fin  wilfully  after  that 
1  John  2.  l.thcfe  things  writs  I— that  ye /W not 
if  any  many?«,we  have  an  advocate 
3,9.  cannot 


SIN        SIN 

3  .p.cannot  fin  becaufe  he  is  born  of  God 
j.i6.ifanymanfeehisbrother,/foa  fin  which 
fhall  gi»e  him  life  for  them  that  fin 
Made  Ifrael  jfctn,  See  Jfiftael, 

£>(naf. 

E#0i.i6.i.which  is  between  Elimand  Sinai 
19. 1. fame  day  came  they  into  the  wil.of  Sinri 
2. and  were  come  to  the  defart  of  S»»# 
1 1.  fight  of  all  the  people,  upon  mount  Sinai 
1 8.  mount  Sinai  was  altogether  on  a  fmoak 
2c.Lord  came  down  upon  mount  Sinai 

2  j.the  people  cannot  come  up  to  mount  Sin. 
24.1 6.gIory  of  the  Lord  abode  upon  mo.  Sinai 
3 1 . 1 2. communing  with  him  upon  mount  Sin. 
34.2.come  up  in  the  morning  to  mount  Sinai 

4.early  in  the  morning  went  up  to  moa.Sinai 
29.  when  Mofescame  down  from  mount  Si. 

3  i.had  fpoken  to  him  in  mount  Sinai 
Lev.j.  3  8  .commanded  Mofes  in  mount  Sinai 

unto  the  Lord  in  the  wildernefle  oiSi. 
2  J.  1  .Lord  fpake  unto  Mofes  in  mount  Sinai 
26.46.betw.him  &  the child.of  Ifrael  in  mo.S. 
27.34.for  the  children  of  Ifrael  in  mount  Sim/a 
Num.  1.  i.fpake  unto  Mofes  in  the  wilder.of  Sinai 
Chap.3.14.  &9.1. 
19.(0  he  numbred  them  in  the  wilder.of  Sin- 
j.  1. day  the  Lord  fpake  with  Mofes  in  mo.  Sin. 
4.  offered  ftrange  fire  in  the  wilder,  of  Sinai 
Q.S.paffeover— ateven,in  the  wildernefle  of  S. 
10.1 2.took  their  journiss  from  the  wil.of  Sinai 
26.64.when  they  numb.  Ifra.in  the  wild.of  Si. 
28.6. which  was  ordained  in  mount  Sinai 
33.1  j.from  Rephid.&  pitched  in  the  wil.of  S. 
i6.from  the  defart  of  Sinai,  and  pitched  at 
Deut.33. z.Lord  came  from  Sinai,  and  rofe 
Judg.^. ^.mountains  melted, — even  that  Sinai 
Neh.9. 1 3  .thou  cameft  down  upon  mount  Sinai 
Pfal.68. S.Sinai  was  moved  at  the  prefence  of  God 

17. the  Lord  is  among  them  as  in  Sinai 
Ads  7.30.appeared  unto  him  in  the  wil.of  mo.S. 

3  8  .which  fpake  to  him  in  the  mount  Sinai 
Gd/.4.24.two  covenants,  the  one  from  mount  Si. 
2  5.  this  Agar  is  mount  Sinai  in  Arabia 


GfK.30.30.the  Lord  hath  bleffed  thee  fince  my 
44.2 8. and  I  faw  him  not  fince 
46. 3  o.now  let  me  die, fince  I  have  feen 

Exo.  10.4.  not  fince  thou  haft  fpoken  to  thy  fervant 
j.  2  3  .for  fince  I  came  to  Pharaoh  to  fpeak 
9.i8.notbeen  in  Egypt  fince  the  found,  thereof 
24.  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt  fince  it  became  a 

Nta.22.30.  on  which  thou  haft  ridden  ever  fince 

Drar.34.  io.not  a  prophet  fince  in  Ifr.like  to  Mof. 

Jojh.  2. 1  z .  fwear  unto  me,fince  I  have  fhewed  you 
1 4. 10.  even  fince  the  Lord  fpake  this  word 

Ruth  2. 1 1  .all  thou  haft  done  fince  the  death  of 

1  Sam.9. Z4  fince  I  faid,  I  invited  the  people 

2 1. j. about  thefe  three  dayes  fincel  came  out 
29-3.no  fault  in  him  fincehe  fell  unto  me 

2  Sam.7.6. fince  the  time  I  brought  up  the  child.of 

1 1 .  and  fince  the  time  I  commanded  Judges 

1  Cbron.17.10. 

2  Cbro. 7,0. z6. fince  the  time  of  Solomon,there  was 

3  l.io.fince  the  people  began  to  bring  the 
E%$it  4.2-and  we  do  facrifice  unto  hits,  fince  the 
1, 16. fince  that  time  hath  it  been  in  building 
o.j.fince  the  dayes  of  our  fathers  have  we 
Neb.9.-$z.  upon  us,fincc  the  time  of  the  kings  of 
Job  20.4. fince  man  was  placed  upon  the  earth 

38.n.conamanded  the  morning  fince  thy  dayes 
//d.i4.8.faying,S;«£e  thou  art  laid  down 

i6.iJ.fpoken  concerning  MoabjW  that  time 
4$.4.fince  thou  waft  precious  in  my  fight 
44.7. fince  I  appointed  the  ancient  people 
64.4.for  fince  the  beginning  men  have  not 
Jet.  20.8  .fince  I  fpake,I  cried  violence 

3 1.20.  for  fince  I  fpake  againft  him,I  doe  rem. 
44. 1 8.  fince  we  left  off  to  burn  incenfe  to 
48. 27. fince  thou  fpakeft  of  him  thou  fteppedft 
T>an.i  i.i.fuch  as  never  wz%  fince  there  was  a  nati. 
Hag.1.16.  fince  thofe  dayeswere  when  one  came 
M*f.24.2i.greattribulation,uich  as  was  not  fince 
Mar.  9.2 1.  how  long  is  it  ago  fince  this  came  unto 
Lu\e  1 .7  o.  w  hich  have  been  fince  the  world  began 
l.^.fince  the  time  I  came  in,hath  not  ceafed 
16. 1 6  fince  — ihe  kingdom  of  God  is  preached 


SIN       SIN 

24.2 1. to  day  is  the  third  d&y  fince  thefe  things 

John  9.3  2.  fince  the  world  began  was  it  not  heard 

Atls  3.2 1. his  holy  prophets,  fince  the  world  beg, 

I9.2.have  ye  received  the  holy  Ghoft  fince  ye 

24.1  i.but  twelve  dayes  fineel  went  to  Jetufal. 

KflW.i6.2j.kept  (can  fince  the  world  began 

1  Cor.  1  j.2 1  .for  fince  by  man  came  death,by  man 

2  Chr.ii.i.finceye  feek  aproofof  Chrift,  fpeaking 
Col.  1.4. fince  we  heard  of  your  faith  in  Chrift 
He6.7.2  8.which  was  fince  the  law,maketh  the  Son 

9.26.  then  muft  he  often  have  fuffered  fince  the 
2  Pet. 3.4. fince  the  fathers  fell  afleep,  all  things 
Rey.16.18.fuch  as  was  not  fince  men  were  upon 
£>itlCC  the  day,  See  3Dap. 
Sincere. 
Phil.  1. io.may  hefincere,znd  without  offence 
1  Pet.z.z.zs  new  born  babes  defire  the  fincert 

gifncerelp. 
Judg.9.  i6.if  you  have  done  fincercly  in  that  ye 

1 9.  if  ye  then  have  dealt  fincerely  with  Jerub. 
Phil.  1 . 1 6.one  preach  Chrift  of  contcn.not  fincerc. 

i&tncerttp, 
J0Jh.z4.14.fezr  the  Lord,ferve  him  in  fincerity 

1  Cor.  $.8. but  with  unleavened  bread  of fincerity 

2  Cor.i.i2.thatin  godly  fincerity,  we  had  our  con. 

a.i7.but  as  of fincerity  in  the  fight  of  God 
8.8.and  to  prove  the  fincerity  of  your  love 
Ephef.6.z4.thx  love  our  Lord  Jefus  in  fincerity 
Titus  2.7<in  doSrine  (hewing  —  gravity  ^fincerity 

f&inm. 

Gen.$  2.3  2.eat  not  of  the  finetv  that  fhranke 

of  Jacobs  thigh,in  the  finevo  that  fhrank 
Ifa.48.4.  thy  neck  is  an  iron  fin.bX  tby  brow  brafs 

dinette?. 
Job  1 0.1 1. haft  fenced  me  with  bones  &  finems 
30.17.  and  my  finewes  take  no  reft 
40.17.  the  finerves  of  his  ftones  are  wrapt  toge. 
E?tk' 37-6.and  I  will  hy  finerves  upon  you 
8.1oe  the  finerves  and  the  flefh  came  up 
;§>(nftUI,See  after  &innttt). 


S  IN 


S  I  N 


Exod.'i  j.  2 1.  fing unto  the  Lord 

3  2. 1 8  .but  the  noife  of  them  that  fing  do  I  hear 
Num.z  1.  i7.fpring  up,0  well,y2ȣ  ye  unto  it 
1  Sam.zi.i  i.did  they  not  fing  one  to  another  of 

1  Chro.i6.g.fing unto him,jW pfalmes  unto  him 

2  3  .fing  unto  the  Lord  all  the  earth 

3  3  .then  (hall  the  trees  of  the  wood  fing 

2  Cfcfl.20.22.and  when  they  began  to  fing,md  to 

23.13  .and  fuch  as  taught  to  fing  praife 
29. 3 o.Hezekiah  commanded  the Lev.to  fing 
Job  29. 1 3 .1  caufed  the  widowes  heart  to  fing  for 
Pfal.9.1  i>fing  praifes  unto  the  Lord  that  dwelleth 
18.49.and.Zfog  praifes  unto  thy  Name 
21. 1  j.fo  will  we  fing  and  praife  thy  power 
3  o.q.fing  unto  the  Lord,0  ye  his  Saints 

1 2 .  to  the  end  that  my  glory  may  fing  praife 
3$.z.fing  unto  him  with  thepfaltery 

3  .fing  unto  him  a  new  fong 
47>6.fiag praifes  to  God,fing  praifes 

fing  praifes  to  our  king,fing  praifes 

7. fing  ye  praifes  with  underftanding 
j  1. 14  .and  my  tongue  (hall  fing  aloud  of  thy 
6j.13.they  fhout  for  joy,  they  alfo  y?«g 
66.z.fing  forth  the  honour  of  his  Name 

4./wgunto  thee,  they  (hall  fing  unto  thy  Na. 
67, 4. let  the  nations  be  glad,  and  fing  for  joy 
6S.^.fing  unto  God,fing  praifes  to  his  Name 

3  z.fing  unto  God  ye  kingdomes  of  the  earth 
Ofing  praifes  unto  the  Lord 
71.22.unto  thee  will  I  fing  with  the  harp 
8 1. 1  ./#g  aloud  unto  God  our  ftrength 
92.i.good  to  fing  praifes  to  thy  Name 
9  j.i.O  come  let  us  fingvntothe  Lord 
96. 1  .fing  unto  the  Lord  a  new  fong 

P/J1/.98.1.&  149-  «• 
fing  unto  the  Lord  all  the  earth 

z.fing  unto  the  Lord,  blefle  his  Name 
98.4.rejoyce  and  fing  praife 

f.fing  unto  the  Lord  with  the  harp 
104. 1 2.fowIes  which  fing  among  the  branches 
lof.i.fing  unto  him,y?«g  pfalmes  unto  him 
1  j  5. 3 .fing  praifes  unto  his  Name,  for  it  is  pie. 
117-1-fing  us  one  of  the  fongs  of  Zion 

4. how  (hall  we  fing  the  Lords  fong  in  a 
J38.j.yea,theyfhall./&,ginthe  wayesof  the  L. 


i4j.7.and  (hall  fing  of  thy  righteoufnefle 
i47.i.for  it  is  good  to  fing  praifes  unto  our  G. 
7  fing  unto  the  Lord  with  thankfgiving 

fing  praifes  upon  the  harp  unto  our  G. 
1 49. 3. let  them  Jw  praifes  unto  him . 
j  let  them  fing  aloud  upon  their  beds 
P?0.29.6.but  the  righteous  (haling  and  rejoyce 
Ifa.  1  z.j-fing  unto  the  Lord,for  he  hath  done 

2  3 . 1 5. (hall  Tyte  fing  as  an  harlot 
24.14.they  (hall  fi-g  for  the  majefty  of  the  Lo. 
26.19-awake  and  fing  ye  that  dwell  in  the  dull 
27»2.in  that  dzy  fing  ye  unto  her 

3  s.6.then  (hall  the  tongue  of  the  dumb  fing 
3  8.10. therefore  we  will  fing  my  fongs 
42.10  fing  unto  the  Lord  a  new  fong 

1 1. let  the  inhabitants  of  the  rock  fing 
44.23.^,0  ye  heavens,for  the  Lo.  hath  done 
4$.  1 3  .fing,0  heavens^and  be  joyfull 
j  2.8.with  the  voice  together  (hall  they  fing 

9-fing  unto  the  Lord  ye  wafte  places  of  Jeru. 
54.i.jS>2£,Obarren,that  didftnot  bear 
6j.i4.behold,my  fervants  (hMfing  for  joy 
Jer.io.i  3 .finganm  the  Lord3praife  ye  the  Lord 
3 1. 7 -fing  with  gladneffe  for  Jacob 

1 2.fhally?«g  in  the  height  of  Zion 

y  1.48.  all  that  isthereinjfliall  fing  for  Babylon 

E \eh_.  17. 2  y  .fhips  of  Tarfhifh  did  fing  of  thee 

Hof.z.  1  y.fhe  (hall  fing  there  as  in  thedayes  of 

Zcpb.  z .  1 4.their  voice  fnall  fing  in  the  windowes 

3.14.  fing,  O  daughter  of  Zion  :  fhout 

Zcch.  2.10. 

Jam.  j.  1 3  .is  any  merry  ^let  him  fing  pfalmes 
Rev.  1  y .  3  .and  they  fing  the  fong  of  Mofes 

lmH  j£>ing. 
Exod.  1  j.i.  I  willow  unto  the  Lore! 
Judg.  j .  3 .1,even  I,w  ill  fing  unto  the  Lord 

I  will  fing  praife  unto  the  Lord 
2  &Z/8.22.  jo.I  wiliywg  praifes  unto  thy  Name 
Pfal.7. 17. IwiW  fing  praife  unto  the  Name  of  the 
9.2.I  will  (mg  praife  to  thy  JName 
1 3.6.I  will  fing  unto  the  Lord,  becaufe 
»7.6.I  willj«£,ycajl  will  fing  praifes  unto 
J  7.7.I  will  fing  and  give  praife 

9.I  will  fing  unto  thee  among  the  nations 
59.  i6.but  I  will  fing  of  thy  power 

I  wiling  aloud  of  thy  mercy 
1 7>unto  theejO  my  ftrength,will  I  fing 
6i.8.fo  will  I  fing  praife  unto  rhy  Name 
7  i.2  2.unto  thee  will  I  fing  with  the  harp 
7  j  .9.I  will  fing  praifes  to  the  God  of  Jacob 
89.1.1  wiliy*wgof  the  mercies  of  the  Lord 
iqi.  i.I  will  fing  of  mercy  and  judgement 

to  thee,0  Lord,  will  I  fing 
104.3  3. 1  will  fing  unto  the  L.  as  long  as  I  live 
I  will  fing  praife  to  my  God 
108.1.I  willing  and  give  praife 

3.I  will  fing  praifes  unto  thee  among 
1 3  8,t  .  before  the  gods  will  I  fing  praife  to  thee 
144.9.I  willjfog  a  new  fong  unto  thee 

on  an  inftrum.  often  ftrings  wil  I  fing 
146. 2.1  will  fing  praifes  to  my  God  while  I 
Ifa.  j.i.now  willl  fing  to  my  well  beloved 
Rom.i  j.9.for  this  caufe  will  I  fing  unto  tby  Name 
1  Cor. 14. 1 5.I  willi«gwith  thefpirit,I  wiWfing 
Heb.z.  1 2.in  the  mtdft  of  the  church  w  ill  I  fing  pr- 

&ingetJ. 
Da».3.27.nor  was  an  hair  of  their  hezdfinged 

ftinger. 

1  Cbro.6. 3  3  .Heman  a  finger,  the  fon  of  Joel 
Hab.i.iQ,tp  the  chief  finger  on  my  ftringed  inftru.  1 

j&tngewf. 
1  Kin.io.  1 2.harps  alfo,&  pfalteries  for  fingers 

1  Cbr  0.9.1  ?•  thefe  are  the  fingers,  chief  of  the  fath. 

ij.\6.fingers  with  inftruments  of  mufick 
i9.fo  the  fingers  were  appointed  to  found 
Z7. the  fingers,&  Chenan.  mafter  of  the  fong 
with  the  fingers  alfo  David  had  upon 

2  Chro.^.iz.  alfo  the  Levites  which  were  the  fing. 

1 3  .as  the  trumpeters  and  fingers  were 
9. 1 1  .harps,  and  pfalteries  for  fingers 
20.2 1. he  appointed  fingers  unto  the  Lord 
23.1 3.alfo  the  fingers  with  inftruments  of  mu. 
29.2  8.the.feo-J  fang,and  the  trumpets  found. 
3  j.i  j.and  the  fingers  were  in'  their  place 
E-qa  2.4 1. the  fing.~  an  hundred  twenty  &  eight 
70. 2nd  fingers  dwell  in  their  cities 

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7.7.  and  there  went  up  fome  of  the  fingers 

14.  touching  any  of  the  finger sjt  (hall  not 
10.i4.of  the  fingers  alfo,Eliafhib 
tfeb.j-i-ani  the  fingers  and  Levites  were  appoin. 
44.thei/?«gfW~--  an  hundred  forty  and  eight 
73. fo  the  Levites  Sifin.dwdt  in  their  cities 
io.z8.thej&fm,the  Nethinims,and  all  they 

jp.where  are  the  veflels-and  the  fingers 
11.12.the  fingers  were  over  the  bufineffe 

lj.a  certaine  portion  fhould  be  for  the  fing. 
1z.z8.3nd  the  fons  of  the  fingers  gather,  themf. 
Z9.for  the  fingers  had  builded  villages 
4z.and  the  fingers  fang  loud 
4f.the  fi  %ers  and  the  porters  kept  the  ward 
46.there  were  chief  of  the  fingers 
47  .gave  the  portions  of  the  fiigers 
1  j.f . commanded  to  be  given  to  the  fingers 
10. for  the  Levites  and  fingers  were  fled 
pftil.6  8 .  z  5  .th ;  fingers  went  be  fore  ' 

87.7 .as  well  the  fingers  as  the  players 
£^\40.44.chambers  of  the  fin.in  the  inner-court 

Men-&inget&,  women-  finger**. 
Ecdef.i.8.1  gat  me  men-finger s,  and  women-fing. 

Pro.zy.20.fois  he  thnfingeth  fongs  to  an  heavy 
Ringing,  . 

1  Sam.iS.6.  came  out  of  all  cities  of  Ifrael  fingmg 

1  Chro.6  3  z-  and  they  miniftred  with  finging   . 
;    13.8.  all  Ifrael  played  before  God  w\th  finging 

2  Cfcro.z3.18.ro  offer  the  burnt-offerings  wtthfin. 

IQ.ix.  finging  with  loud  inftruments  unto 
Neb.1i-27.to  bring  them  with  thanksgiy.  8c  fing. 
Pfal.ioo.i.come  before  his  prefence  with  finging 

iz6.z.mouth  filled  with  laug.&  the  ton.wth/?. 
Cant.1.1  z.the  time  of finging  of  birds  is  come 
lfa.  14.7-they  break  forth  into  finging 

16.10.in  thevineyards  there  fhall  be  no  finging 
3  j.z.and  rejoyce  even  with  joy  and  finging 
44.Z  j.break  forth  into  finging,ye  mountaines 
48.ao.flee  from  the  Cald.with  the  voice  of  fin. 
49. 1 3  .be  joyfull,0  earth,break  forth  into  fing. 
jr.  1 1. and  come  with  finging  unto  Zion 
54.1.  break  forth  into  finging  thou  that  did  ft 
5  f .  1  i.ftiall  break  forth  before  you  into  finging 
Zeph.^.ij.he  (hall  joy  over  thee  with  finging 
Epbef.j.iy.finging  in  your  heart  to  the  Lord 

Col.  3.  16. 
&fng(ng-»?<?«,  j&tngtag-wwwz. 
z  Stun.  1 9.3  5  .can  I  hear  the  voice  of  finging-men 
z  Cbio.if.i  %  .all  trte^/jgi/^-men  fpake  of  Jofiah 
E^a  i.6f.two  hun./fo.men3andtwo  hun.fin.wo. 
JVek7.67.had  z4  %.finging-men,andfinging-w  omen 

jingle. 
Afar  .6.zz.eye  be  finglc,thy  whole  body  (hall  be  full 
Luty  11.34.when  thine  eye  is  fingle,thy  whole  bo. 

i&lnglenede. 

AcTs  z. 46. did  eat  their  meat  with  finglen.  of  heart 
Epbef.6.1. in  finglcneffe  of  heart,as  unto  Chrift 
Cfl/.j.zz.but  in  fingknejfic  of  heart  fearing  God 

jgrtngular. 
Iefl.i7.z.when  a  man  thill  make  ifingular  vow 

lf&49. 1  z.and  thefe  from  the  land  ofS'mim 

finite. 
Ge«.io.i7.theHivite3&  the  Arkite,&  the  Sinite 
1  Chron.1.15. 


Pfal.6g.zlfink.  in  the  deep  mire  where  there 

i4.deliver  me  cut  of  the  mire.let  me  not  fin'n 
Jer.<,  i.64.thus(hall  Babylon^,  and  not  rife 
Mat.  1 4.3  o.beginning  to  fin\,  he  cried^Lord 
Luke  5.7 .both  (hipSjfo  that  they  began  to  finl^ 
9.44.1et  thefe  fayings  finfc  into  vour  eares 
j&lnneb. 
Exod.g.$$.finned  yet  more,and  hardened  his  heart 
31.30. ye  have  finned  a  great  fin 
3  l.O  this  people  have  finned  a  great  fin 
33.whofoever  hath/?»m/,him  will  I  blot 
r.cy,4.3.which  he  hath  finnedp  young  bullock 
14-when  the  fin  which  they  havey?.is  known 
zi.whenaruler  hath_/«»erf,and  done  fome. 
13.  or  if  his  fin  wherewith  he  hath  fin.  come 
28  .which  he  hath  finned  come  to  his  knowl. 
without  blemifh,for  his  fin  he  hath  fin. 
5.  f.fhall  confeffehe  hath  finned  in  that  thing 
rf.which  he  hath  finned,  a  female  from  the 


10.  for  his  fin  which  he  hath  finned,and  if 
1 1. then  he  that  finned  (hall  bring  a  tenth 
1$  finned  in  one  of  thefe,and  it  (hall  be  forg. 
6-4.becaufe  he  huh  finned}he  fhall  reftore 
Num.'t.  1 1.  an  atonement  for  that  he  finned  by  the 
1  z.i  i.done  foolifhly,&  wherein  we  have  finned 
14.40.the  Lord  hath  promifed:for  we  have  fin. 
3  z.z3.will  not  doe  fojbeholdjyou  have  finned 
Deut.9.16.1  looked,and  behold3ychady«acrf 

1 8.which  ye  finned  in  doing  wickedly 

-Jefii.7- 1  i.Ifrael  hath  finncd}they  have  tranfgreffed 

Judg.i  i.Z7.wherefore,I  have  not  fin.  againft  thee 

1  Sam.  i9«4.becaufe  he  hath  not  fi,t.  againft  thee 

14. 1 1  .and  I  nave  not  finned  againft  thee 
1  J(i8.8-33.fmitten,beca.  they  have/«z.againft  thee 
3  5.  &  there  is  no  rain,  becaufe  they  have  fin. 
yo.forgive  thy  people  that  have  finned 
1  y^o.becaufeofthefinsof  Jerob.whicbhe^2. 
16. 1 3. by  which  they  finned,  and  made  Ifr.to  fin 
19. for  his  fins  which  hefinncd,and  made  Ifr. 
i8.9.what  have  I  finned  that  thou  wouldeft 
z  ^»-i7-7-childr.of  Ifraelhadyfe.againfttlie  Lo. 

z1.i7.and  his  fin  that  hey&w^are  they  not 
1  Cbro.ii.  1 7.even  I  it  is  that  have  fin.Sc  cone  evil 
z  Chro.6.  Z4.put  to  the  worfe^becaufe  they  have  fin. 
2<5.they  have  finncd,yet  if  they  pray 
39-forgive  thy  people  which  have  finned 
Neb.g.zg-but  finned  againft  thy  judgements 
Job  i.j.it  may  be  that  my  fons  have  finned 
zz.in  all  this  Job  finned  not 
8.4-if  thy  children  have  finned  againft  him 
24.1 9. fo  doth  the  grave  thofe  which  have  finned 
Pfal.yS.  1 7. and  they  fimed  yet  more  againft  him 

32.  for  all  this  the  y  finned  more 
iZi1.43.z7.thy  firft  father  hath  finned,  and  thy 
Jer.z.i  5. becaufe  thou  fayeft,I  have  not  finned 
3  3. 8. whereby  they  hive  finned  againit  me 

I  will  pardon  all  wherby  they  have  fin. 
40.3.becaufe  ye  have  finned }av\d  not  obeyed 

Chap.44.z3. 
50. 7. they  have  finned  againft  the  habitation  of 
14-for  (lie  hath  finned  againit  the  Lord 
L<ww.i.8.jerufalem  hath  grievoufiyy«^i 
5.7.our  fathers  havefinned,and  are  not 
£^.i8.z4.fin  which  he  hath y%m/ain  them  fhal 
z8a6.filledthee  with  violence3&  thou  haft  fin. 
37.z3.out  of  their  places  wherein  they  have  fin. 
Hof.^.y.as  they  iscreafed,fo  they  finned 

io.9.thou  haft  finned  from  the  dayes  of  Gibeah 
Ha6.z.io.andhafty%»Mf  againft  thy  foule 
Zcph.1.1 7.becaufe  they  haye  finned,  &  their  bloud 
John  9.3 .neither  harh  this  man  finned,nor  his 
Rom.%.  1  i.zshave  finned  without  law>(hal  pen'fh 
asmanya<:bavejW#/in  thelaw,(hall 
3. 2 3. for  all  have  finned,and  come  (hort  of 
y.i2.death  on  all,for  that  all  have  finned 
i4.even  over  them  that  had  not  finned 
i6.and  not  as  it  was  by  one  that  finned 
1  C0)\7.z8.  if  thou  marry,thou  haft  not  finned 

if  a  virgin  marry  fhe  hath  not  finned 
z  Cfl^-.  1 2.  z  1. 1  (hall  bewail  many  that  have  finned 

1 3. 2. to  them  which  heretofore  have  finned 
Hcb.-^.iy.vtas  it  not  with  them  that  had  finned 
z  Pcf.2.4.forifG.fpared  nottheange!sthatyw»ed 
1  Jobn  i.io.if  wefjysWe  have  not  finned,viQ 
I  hove  i^inneb, 

Exod.g.  27.  Pharaoh  faid,I  have  finnedthis  time 

io.i6.hefaid»  I  have  finned  a^xinR.  the  Lord 
W«w.zi.34.Balaam  faidj  have  finned,{or  I 
fojh.y.io.l  have/a.againft  the  LordG.  of  Ifrael 
1  Sam.  1  $.24. Saul  faid  to  Samuel,I  have  finned 
30.I  have  finned3yet  honour  me  now 

z6.zi.I  have  finned  1  Return,my  fon  David 
z  Sam.n.ii.lhavefinned,and  Nathan  faid,  The 

i9.zo.  thy  fervant  doth  know  that  I  have  finn. 

24.10. 1  have  finned  greatly,in  that  I  have  done 
17.I  have  finncd,and  done  wickedly 
1  Cbro.u.S.l  have  finned,  I  befeech  thee  doe  away 
fob  7.Z0.I  have  finned,vihat  (hall  I  doe  to  thee 

33.27.ifanyfay,I  have  finned,and  perverted 
P/a/.4i.4.hea)  my  foul,  for  I  have  fin.  againft  thee 

5 1. 4. againft  thee,thee  onely  have!  firmed 
Micah  7.9  becaufe  1  have  finned  againft  him 
Mdf.17.4. 1  have  finned  in  betraying  the  innocent 
Luke  1 5. 18.  will  fay  unto  him,  Father,  I  have  fin. 
2 1. father,!  have  finned  againft  heaven,  3nd 


We  have  <|>irtrieD, 
Num.ii.j.yie  have  finned,  for  we  have  fpoken  a?. 
Deut.  1 .4i.ye  anfwered  and  faid, We  have  finned 
Jm'g.  io.io.  children  of  Ifrael  cried,  We  have  fit. 
1 5  .we  have  finned,  doe  thou  unto  us  whatfo. 
1  Sam.7.6,and  faid  rhere,We  have  finncdagainR 
1 2. 10. we  have^ww^becaufe  we  have  forfaken 

1  Kin.8.^.y/e  havefinnedand  done  perveifly 

2  Chro.6.$7.vie  have  finned,we  have  done  amifle 
iv"£j>.i.6.which  we  hive  finned  againft  thee 
P{al.io6.6.we  have  finned  with  our  fathers 
7yi.42.24.he  againft  whom  we  have  finned 

64. 5. thou  art  wroth, for  we  have  finned 
fer.-}.z  f.we  lie  down  in  our  (hame,for  we  hate  fi. 
8.14.  waters  of  gall  to  drink,  beca.weh've  fin. 
147-backflidingsare  many,  we  have  finned ag. 
zo.we  acknow.^our  wkk.--for  we  have  fin. 
Lam. 5.16. woe  unto  us  that  we  have  finned 
Dan-9-%.we  have  finncd,and  have  committed  iniq. 
8.confulion,  becaufe  we  have  finned  againft 
1 1  .curfe  is  upon  us,becaufe  we  have  finned 
1 5. we  have  finncd,vie  have  done  wickedly 
ji>fmier. 
Pro.  1 1.3 1  .much  more  the  wicked,and  the  fimer 
i3.<?.wkkcdneffe  overthioweth  the  finnerr 
2z.wealth  of  the  finncr  is  laid  up  for  the 
Ecclef. 2.. z6. but  tothefin>'er,he  giveth  travellings 
7.26.butthe/?»»erftia!l  be  taken  by  her 
8.iz.though  a  finncr  doevill  an  hundred  times 
9.2.asisthe  good,foistheyw^>- 

i8.but  one  /?«»erdeftroyeth  much  good 
lfa.6$.zo  fimer  being  loo.yeers  old.fliall  be  accu. 
Luke  7.37-behold,a  woman  which  viasafinner 
39.that  toucheth  him,for  fhe  is  a  finncr 
*?-7-  j°y  'n  heaven  over  one  finncr  that  repent. 
10.  or  the  angels  over  one  finncr  that  repent. 
18.1 3. God  be  mercitulluntomea//roe>' 
i9.7.tobegueft  with  a  man  that  isafinner 
Jobn  9. 16.  how  can  a  man  that  is  a  finner  doe 
24.we  know  that  this  man  is  a  finner 
2  y.  whether  he  be  a  fimer  or  no,I  know  not 
&>/».3.7.whyyet  am  I  alio  judged  as  a  finner 
Jam. f.zo.he  thatconverteth  the  finner— (hall  fave 
1  Prt.4. 1 8.  where  (hall  the  ungodly  &  y«.appeare 

j|>inner0. 
Gen.  13.13  .and  finner s  before  the  Lo.  exceedingly 
Num.  i6.38.cenfers  of  thefe  /w.againft  their  fouls 
1  Sam.  i5.i8.goe,uttetlydeftroy  the_/?«.theAmal. 
Pfal. 1.1. nor  ttandeth  in  the  way  of  finncr  $ 

f  .nor  finner  s  in  the  congregation  of  the  righ. 
25 .8.therefore  will  he  teach  finncr s  in  the  way 
26.9.gather  not  my  foule  with  finners 
j  1 .1 3 .  and  finners  (liall  be  converted  unto  thee 
I04.3f.letthe /?;«£>'$  be  rooted  out  of  the  ear. 
Pro.  1. 1  o. if  finners  entice  thee,confent  thou  not 
1 3>zi.cvill  purfuethyw»fr^,but  the  righteous 
13.  i7.1et  not  thy  heart  envie  finners 
J/rt.i.z8.deftri!c"tion  of  finners  fhall  be  together 
1 3 .9.  fhall  deftroy  the  finners  thereof  out  of  it 
3  3 . 1 4.  the  finners  in  Z  ion  are  afraid 
Amos  9. 10. all  the  finners  of  my  people  (hall  die 
Mat.9.  lo.many  publicans  and  finners  came  &  fat 
1 1  .why  eateth  your  mafter  with  finners 
1 3  .not  the  righteous,but  fin.  to  repentance 
Marfe  2. 17. 
1 1 . 1 9>a  friend  of  Publicans  and  finners 
26.45.S0n  of  man  betrayed  into  the  hand  of  fin. 
Marfe  14.41. 
Ma;\  2.1 5. finners  fat  alfo  together  with  Jefus 

16.  when  the  Pharif.faw  him  cat  with  finner 'i 
how  is  it  that  he  eateth  with  Pub. 8c  fin. 
Lukj!  y^o.whydoyeeat  with  Publicans  8c  finners 
32.nottocall  therighteous^buty^^wto 
6.3  2  .for  finners  love  thofe  that  love  them 
3  3 .  for  finners  alfo  doe  even  the  fame 

3  ^.fox  finners  alfo  lend  to  finncrs,to  receive 
7. 34. ye  lay,  A  friend  of  PublicanesandJ?«sM 
1 3.2.fuppofe  ye  thefe  were  finners  above  all 

4  think  ye  that  they  were  finners  above  all 
1 5. 1. Publicans  and  finners  for  to  hear  him 

z.this  man  receiveth  finners,znd  eaterh  with 
John  9. 3 1.  we  know  that  God  heareth  not  finners 
Rom.  5 .8. while  we  were  yet  fiuners,Chri&  died 

1  j.many  were  made  finners  jo  by  the 
Gd/.2.i5.Jewesbynature,notyw»fWoftheGent. 

1 7.WC  our  felves  are  found  finners 

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i  Tim.1,9.  for  the  ungodly,  for  fin.  for  unholy  and 

1 y.  Chrift  came  to  fayc  finners 
Heb.7.  z6\fepararc  from  finners,  and  made  higher 

H.j.thatenduiedfuch  contradiction  of  finners 
Jam  4.8  .cleanfe  your  hands  you  finners 
Jude  1 y.  fpeeches,which  ungodly  ,/«»£rs  have  fpo. 

£>irmeft. 
Job  3  y.6.if thou  finneft,what  doeft  thouagainft 

gtic.XKtl). 
Num.i  5. 28. for  the  foule  that  finncth  ignorantly 
when  he  finneth  by  ignorance  before 
29.  one  law  for  him  that  ^.through  ignor. 
Dent.  1 9. 1  j-fhall  not  rife  in  any  fin  that  he  finneth 
I  f(i».8.46.for  theteisnomanthat  finneth  not 

zChiw.6.$6. 
Pro.8.j6.that  finneth  againft  me,  wrongeth  his 
14.21. hethat  defpifcth  his  neighbour,y«Be^ 
19.2.  he  that  hafteneth  with  his  feet  finneth 
20.  z.  him  to  anger  finneth  againft  his  own  foule 
Ecclef. 7. 2cupon  earth  that  doth  good  and  fin  not 
£^.14. 1 5. when  the  land  finneth,then  will  I  ftre. 
18.4.  the  foule  that  finneth  it  mall  die 

Verfe  20. 

j  j.i  2-  for  his  righteouf.  in  the  day  that  he  fin. 

1  Cw.6.  i8.thatcommitteth  fornic.y?«.  againft  his 

7. l6. he  finneth  not,  Set  them  marry 
Titus  3.  1 1  .he  that  is  fuch.is  fub verted, and  finneth 
1  Jahn  3.6\whofoeverabidethm  h\m,finneth  not 
whofoevery«7Z^,hath  not  feen  him 
8.tbedevill./»»2£tfr  from  the  beginning 
y.iS.whofoever  is  born  of  God  finneth  not 
£.fnfull. 
Num.  j  2. 1 4. in  your  fa.ftead  an  increafe  of/«.men 
l/^.r.4.ahyJ»//^nation,peoph'  laden  with  iniqui. 
Amos  <j.8.eyes  of  the  Lord  G.are  on  the^.kingd. 
Mm'i  S.jS.atnamed  of  me  in  thisy?«/«/2generati. 
Lu\e  5. 8. depart  from  me,  for  I  am  a  finfull  man 

2  4-7.delivered  into  the  hands  of  finfull  men 
Rom.7. 1  j.by  the  com.  might  become  exceed,  finf. 
8.3.fendinghisSonin  the  likenefle  of  fin.  flefh 
ginning. 
G«2.20.6.  with-held  thee  from  (inning  againft  me 
Lev.6.  3  .in  any  of  all  t  hefe  — finning  therein 

1  Xjn.14.16.1  Anil  give  Ifr.up  becaufe  of  the  fins 

1  y.  j.  he  walked  in  all  thefi  is  of  his  father 
jo.becaufe  ofthe  fins  of  Jeroboam 

16. 1 3  .for  all  the  fins  of  Baa(ha,&  the  ftnsor~ 
19.  for  his  fins  which  he  finned 
3 1.  a  light  thing  for  him  to  walk  in  the  fins 

2  K?s-3-?'he  cleaved  unto  the  fins  of  Jeroboam 

10.29.from  the  finsof  Jeroboam  Jehu  depa.not 

3 1 .  he  departed  not  from  the  finsof  Jcrobo. 

Chap.  1 4.24.8c  15.9. 

1  j.2.and  followed  the  fins  of  Jeroboam,  fonof 

6.they  depart,  not  from  the  fins  of  Jeroboam 

1  r .  he  departed  not  from  all  the  fins  of  Jero. 
iy. 1 8.he  depart,  not  all  his  dayes  from  the  fins 

24.hee  departed  not  from  the  fins  of  Jerobo. 

Verfe  18. 

i7.22.Ifrael  walked  in  all  the  fins  of  Jeroboam 

24.  j.  out  of  his  fight  for  the  fins  of  Manaflch 

2  Cbro.iS. 10.  are  there  notwith  you  fins  againft 

Nch.  i.6.and  confeffe  the  finsof  the  children  of  If. 

Job  13.23. how  many  are  mine  iniquities  and  fins 

Pfal.  1 9. 1 3. keep  back  thy  fervant  from  vrefum.fins 

2  5. 7. remember  not  the  fins  of  my  youth 
P/0.?.2  2.fhall  beholden  wi;hthe  cords  of  his  fins 

1 1. 1  o.but  love  covereth  all  fins 
28.1 3. he  that  covereth  his  fins,  fhall  not 
j/^.40.2.  Lords  hand  double  for  her  fins 
43. 24.haft  made  to  ferve  with  thy  fins 

2  j  .and  will  not  remember  thy  fins 
44.22.I  have  blotted  out  as  a  cloud  thy  fins 

Jet.  1  s.  1 3  .to  the  fpoil,and  that  for  all  thy  fins 
30,i4.becaufe  thy  finsviere  increafed 

1  y  .becaufe  thy  fins  were  increafed,I  have 
y  o .  zo.fins  of  Judah,and  they  flial  not  be  found 
Lam.i.  j9.a  man  for  the  punifhment  of  his  fins 
4. 1 3 .  for  the  fins  of  the  prophets ,that  have  fhed 
22.0  daught.of  Edom  he  willdifco.  thy  fins 
E\e%.i6.  y  i.neither  committed  half  of  thy  fins 
?2.bear  thine  own  fhame  for  thy  fins 
18.14.that  feeth  all  his  fathers  fins,  and 

21  .turne  from  all  his  fins  that  he  hath  com. 
13. 49-ye  (hall  bear  the  fins  of  your  idols 


3  3.i6.noneofhis.//»Jihall  be  mentioned 
J.Dtf7z.4. 27. break  ofF thy  ./«j  by  rightcoufneffe  _ 

9.24. and  to  make  an  end  of  fins 
Mkah  i.y.allthisforthejfoofthehoufeoflfra. 
6. 1 3. in  making  thee  defolate,becaufe  of  thy  fins 
Mat.y.z.beof  good  cheer,thy  fins  be  forgiven  thee 
5.eafier  to  fay,Thy  fins  are  forgiven 
6-  power  on  earth  to  forgive  fins 

Mar^e  2. 10. 
26.28.fhed  for  many  for  the  remiflion  of  fins 
Mar.  i.4.baptifme  of  repentance  for  the  re.of  fins 

hu\e  3.3. 
2.y.fon,thyy«jbe  forgiven  thee 
7>who  can  forgive  fins  but  God 
9. thy  fins  arc  forgiven, or  to  fay,  Arife 
1.z8.&ll  fins  fhall  be  forgiven  the  fons 
Ut\e  %. 20. man,thy  fins  are  forgiven  thee 
2 1. who  can  forgive  fins  but  God  alone 
23.whethereafier  to  {ay,Thy  fins  are  forgiv. 
24  power  on  earth  to  forgive  j?s$ 
7.^7. htx  fins  which  are  many  are  forgiven 
48. he  faid  unto  her,  Thy  fins  axe  forgiven 
49. who  is  this  that  forgives  fins  alfo 
24.47  .and  remiflion  of  j&j  fhould  be  preached 
John  9. 34.waft  altogether  born  in  fins,  and  doft 
20.23  whofefoever_/&J  ye  remir,thcy  are  remit. 
who(efoever./«M  ye  retain,they  are  reta. 
Acl%  2. 3  8.in  the  Name  of  Chr.for  the  rem.  of  fins 
5.3  i.to  give  repentance,and  remiflion  of  fins 
10.43.beleev.in  him.fhall  receive  remif.  of  fins 
1 3. 38. through  this  man  is  forgivenefle  of  fins 
22.1 6.wafh  away  thy  ./w^calling  on  the  Name 
26. 1 8.they  may  receive  forgivenefle  of  fins 
Rom^. 2<;.for  remiflion  of  fins  that  are  paft 
4.7.bleffed  are  they  whofe  fins  are  forgiven 
7.y.the  motions  offinsdid  work  in  our 
Epbef.  1. 7. in  whom  we  have  forgivenefle  of  fins 
2.  i.quickned  who  were  dead  in  fins 
5. even  when  we  were  dead  in  fins 
Col.i.  14-in  whom  we  have  forgivenefle  of  fins 

2.1  i.in  putting  off  the  body  of  fins  of  the  flefh 
1  Tim.f.zz.  neither  be  partakers  of  other  mens/. 

24.fome  mens  fins  are  open  before-hand 
2 7«0.3.6.1aden  v/ithfins,led  away  with  div.lufts 
Heb.  2.i7.to  make  reconciliation  for  the  fins  of 
y. 1  .that  he  may  offer  facrifices  for  fins 
j.fo  alfo  for  himfelfe  to  offer  for  fins 
7.27.firft  for  his  ownfins,then  for  the  people 
9.28.once  offered  to  bear  the  fins  of  many 
io.2.fhould  have  had  no  more  confeierice  ofy?. 
3.a  remembrance  againc  made  of 'fins 
4-bloud  of  goats  fhould  take  away  fins 
1  r.facrifice  which  can  never  take  way  fins 
1 2.offered  one  facrifice  for  fins  for  ever 
26.  there  remaineth  no  more  facri.  for  fins 
Jam.  $.15. committed  fins  fhall  he  forgiven  him 
20.and  fhall  hide  a  multitude  of  fins 

1  P«.2.24.we  being  dead  to  fins  fhould  live 

3. 1 8. once  offered  for  fins, the  juft  for  theurijuft 
4.8.charity  fhall  cover  the  multitude  of  fins 

2  P^.i.p.forg.  that  he  was  purged  from  his  old  fi. 
1  John  2.2.alfo  for  the  finsof  the  whole  wotld 
Rev.  1 8.4.that  ye  be  not  partakers  of  her  fins 

t-fot  her  fins  have  reached  unto  heaven 
My  j&>fn0, 
Pfal.  2  y.  1 8.  look  upon  my  pain,  &  forgive  my  fins 
y 1.9. hide  thy  face  from  my  (ins 
69.%.  myfinsarenot  hid  from  thee 
lfa.38. 17. hai\  caft  all  my  fins  behind  thy  back 
Our  ifefoisf, 

1  Som.iz.ig.  we  added  unto  allour  fins  this  evill 

2  Cbro.zS.i  3»ye  intend  to  adde  more  to  out  fins 
Neh.g.  3  7.  fet  over  us  becaufe  of  our  fins 
P/^.79.9.purge  away  our  fins  for  thy  Names  fake 

?o.8.our  kcretfins  in  the  light  of  thy  counten. 

103. 10. he  hath  not  dealt  with  us  acto  our  fins 
ifa.^g.  1 2.and  our  fins  teftifie  againft  us 
E^.3  3. to.if  our  fins  be  upon  us,  we  pine  away 
Dan.9.16.  becaufe  of  our  fins  thy  people  become  a 
Lu\c  1  i.4.and  forgive  us  our  fins 
1  Cor.  1  j. 3. how  that  Chrift  died  for  our  fins 
Gal.i.q.viho  gave  himfelf  for  our  fins 
Heb.  i.3.had  purged  our  fins,  fat  down  at  the  river 
1  Pfr.2.24.who  his  own  felfe  bare  our  fins 
1  John  i.p.confefle  our,/»,he  isfaithf.to  forg.fins 

2.2. he  is  the  propitiation  for  our  fins 


3.y.was  manifefted  to  take  away  our  fins 
4. 10. his  Son  to  be  the  propitiation  for  our  fin 
Rev.  1.  j.  and  waflud  us  from  our  fins 

Their  jgtfttjBf, 

Lev.  16. 1 6. becaufe  of  their  tranfgr.in  all  their./?/? 

2  i.eonfefle  the  tranfgreflion  in  all  their  fins 

34.forall  their  fins  onceayeer 

Num.16.z6.kab  ye  be  confumed  in  all  their  fins 

1  itMz.14.  i2.provoked  him  to  jeal.  with  their  fin 

i6.2.to  provoke  me  to  anger  with  their  fins 
Nch.  9. 2.ftocd  and  confefled  their  fins 
J/M8.i.fhew  the  houfe  of  Jacob  their  fins 
Jcr.14.10.  remecber  their  iniqu.&  viiit  their  fink' 

Hofi  8.  all 
Ho/;9.9.thereforehe  will  vifit  their  fins 
Micab  7.  ig.all  their  fins  into  the  depths  of  the  ft  I- 
Mat.  t.zi.Chall  five  his  people  from  their  pns 
3-6.nere  baptized,  conftffing  their  fins 

Mart(  r.  y  4 
Mar\  4. 1 2.  and  their  fins  fhculd  be  forgiven 
Lu\e  1. 77. falvation  by  remiflion  oftheirjffli 
Rom.  1 1.27. w  hen  I  fhall  take  away  their  fins 
1  Tbef.z.i6.  to  fill  up  their ./Zwalwayes 
Heb.8. 1 2.for  I  will  be  mercifull  to  their  fins 
1 0.1 7.  their  fins  will  I  remember  no  more 
Tour  j&fnsr. 
Lea.  1 6. 30. that  you  may  be  cleane  frosnal  yo.j?» 
26. 1 8.punifh  you  yet  feven  times  for  your  fins  ] 
Ver.  24^8  [ 
2  i.plagues  according  to  your  fins 
T>  cut. 9. \%. nor  drink  water  becaufe  of  all  your  fin  • 
fojrt.14. 19. he  will  not  forgive  your  fins 
ija.  > .  1 8. though  your  fins  were  as  fcarlet 

ly.z.yow  fins  have  hid  his  fate  from  you 
Jet.  ?.  2  y.  your  fins  have  with-holden  good  thing: 
E^eli.  2  r ,  24-fo  that  in  all  your  doings  your  fins  d< 
Amos  f.i2.I  know  your  mighty  fins:  they  afflictec 
John  8.2 1  .ye  fh  ill  feek  me,  and  fhall  die  in  yo.fin. 
24.I  lai  J,Ye  (hall  die  in  your  ftns,for  if 

ye  beleeve  not,ye  fhall  die  in  your  fin.  1 
Acl.^.J  9.repem,that  your  fins  may  be  blotted  ou   t 
1  Co/.iy.j7.Chr.benotraifcd,yeareyetinyo.y?  i 
Col  2.1 3. you  being  dead  in  your  fins }  hath  he 
1  John  z.  1 2. little  childtznjoccaufe  your  fins  are  ■ 

^fon,  See  5fon. 
iljfphmcth. 

1  Sto.30.28.and  to  them  which  were  in  Siphmotl. 
&<ppaf. 

1  Cfe-fl.20.4.  Sibbechai  the  Hufhathite  flew  Sippa, 

Gen.^i  .20 .fir,we  came  down  at  the  firft 
^W^.i3.27-i'/,didftnot  thoufow  good  feed  in 
2i.3o.hefaid,Igoey?>',  but  went  not 
27.63  fir,  we  remember  that  that  deceiver  faid 
John^.i  1  fir, thou  haft  nothing  to  draw  with 
iy./frjgive  me  this  water,that 
\$.fir,\  perceive  that  thou  art  a  prophet 
49J?r,come  down,ere  my  child  die 
%.7'fit,  I  have  no  man  to  put  me  into  the  pooh 
12.21  fif^vie  would  fee  Jefus 
20. 1  y../fr,if  thou  haft  born  him  hence,  tell 
Kfu.7.14.1  faid  unto  him,5i^thouknoweft 
£>friah. 

2  5'(i/«.3.26.brouglit  him  again  from  the  wel  of  S 
£>frfort,See^p;ton. 

Alis  7.26-(iyir\g,Sks,ye  are  brethren 
i^i^.firs,  why  doe  ye  thefc  things 
i6.30./»\f,what  muft  I  doe  to  be  faved 
i9.2^.fits,ye  know  thatby  this  craft  we 
27.  lofi/Sjl  perceive  this  voyage  will  be 
2  i.firs,ye  fhould  have  hearkened  unto  me 
ay.whereforejfo,  be  of  good  cheer 
a>llamai. 
1  Chro.2.^o.heg.Sifamd,8i.  Sifiamai begat  Shallum 

Judg.+z.the  captain  of  whofe  hoft  was  Sijera 
7.I  will  draw  unto  thee  Sifer*  the  captain  ol  I 
9.  fhall  fell  Sifera  into  the  hand  of  a  woman 
1 2.and  they  (hewed  Sifera  that  Barak  was  - 
1  ^Sifera  gathered  together  all  his  cbarets 
14-the  Lord  hath  delivered  Sifera  into  thin£ 
1  y.and  the  Lord  difcomfited  Sifera,  and  all ; 
Sifera  lighted  down  eff  hischaret,and 
16.  hoft  of  Sifera  fell  upon  the  edgeof  the 
1 7.howbeit,Sifcra  fled  away  on  his  feet 
'  iS.snd 


SI  s 


SIS 


1 8.and  Jael  went  out  to  meet  Sifera 
iz.as  Barak  purfued&/m?,Jael  came 

Siferaiay  dead,and  the  nail  was  in 
y. io.  flats  in  their  courfes  fought  againft  Sifera 
i6.with  the  hammer  (he  fmote  Sifera 
28  .mother  of  Sifera  looked  out  at  a  window 
jo.to  Sifera  a  prey  of  divers  colours 
1  Sam.  1 1.9. he  fold  them  into  the  hand  of  Sifera 
Eva,  i.y  J.the  children  of  Sifc.  &  the  cbilof  Tha. 

Neb.  7.  yy. 
P/<z/.8j.9.doe  unto  them— as  unto  Sifera 

j&tfter. 
Gf8.4-a2"  tne  /ftfa' of  Tubal-Cain  was  Naamah 
24.30.faw  the  bracelets  upon  his  fillers  hand 

when  he  heard  the  words  of  Re.his  fifl. 
y^.they  fent  awayRebekah  thsh  fifler 
6o.thou  art  out  fifler, be  thou  the  mother  of 
2  y  .20.  Rebekah  the  fifler  of  Laban  the  Syrian 
28.9-Mahalath— the  fifler  of  Nebai.to  his  wife 
29. 1  j  .when  Laban  heard  of  Jacob  his  fifl.  fon 
jo.i.  Rachel  envied  her  fifler 
34.1 3.  becaufe  he  had  defiled  Dinah  their  fifler 
14.W  give  our  fifler  to  one  that  is  uncircum. 
27 .becaufe  they  had  defiled  Dinah  their  fifl. 
3  1  .mould  he  deale  with  our  fifler  as  with  an 
36.3.Bafhw(iaxh  Ifhmaels  daughter  of  Nek 
2a.  and  Lotans  fifler  was  Timna 

1  chron.  1. 39 
4^.i7.Beriah,and  Serah  their  fifler 
Exod.z.^.his  fifler  ftood  afar  off,  to  wit  what 
7  .then  faid  his  fifler, ShaW  I  goe  and  call 
6.20.Amram  took  Jochebed  his  &•  filler  to  wife 
2  3  .Aaron  took  him  Elifheba— ^.of  Naafh. 
1  y.jo.Miriam— the  fifler  of  Aaron  cook  a  tim, 
Iw.18.9.  nakedneffe  of  thy  fifler,  daughterof  thy 
1 1. (he  is  thy  fifler,thoa  (halt  noc  uncover 
1 2.not  uncov.the  nakedneffe  of  thy  fat.  fifler 
1 3  .not  uncover  the  naked. of  thy  mother 
1 8. neither  take  a  wife  to  her  fifler  to  vex 
20.17.if  aman  (hall  take  hisfifter,and  uncover 
he  hath  uncovered  his  fiflers  nakedneffe,he 
.  19.nak.of  thy  moth.fifl.nor  of  thy  fathers  fifl. 
1  i.g.for  his  fifler  a  virgin,  that  is  nigh  unto 
Num.6.7.01  for  his  filler,  when  they  die 

2f .  i8.daughter  of  a  prince  of  Midian  their  fifl. 
26. y  9.  Aaron,and  Mol"es,aod  Miriam  their  fifl. 
Deut.z7.zz.mded  be  he  that  lieth  with  his  fifler 
Judg.  1  y.  2.  is  not  her  younger  fifler  fairer  then  (he 
2  Sam.i$.i.  Abfalom  the  fon  of  Dav.had  a  fair]?. 
2.  Amnon  fell  (ick  for  his  fifler  Tamar 
4.I  love  Tamar  my  brother  Abfaloms  fifler 
2i.hated  Amnon,  becaufe  he  had  for. his  fifl. 
3  2.  from  the  day  he  forced  his  fijler  Tamar 
17.25.  Abigail  fifler  to  Zeruiah  Joabs  brother 

1  Hjs.n.19.  fifler  of  his  own  viik,thefift.  ofTa. 

20.the  fifl.oi  Tahpenes  bare  him  Genubath 

2  Rjn.z  i^Jehofhaba^e/'  of  Ahatiah,tooke  Jo. 

1  Clbr0.3.9.the(onsofhisconcub.&Ta.theirj^O' 

19. and  Hananiab,  &  Shelomith  their  fifler 
4. 3 .  the  name  of  their  fifler  was  Haielelponi 

i9.Hodiah,the  fifler  oi Naham,  the  father  of 
7.1  y.  Machir  took  to  wife  the  fifler  of  Huppim 
and  Shuppim,  vthote  fiflers  name  was 
i8.and  his  fifler  bare  Ifhad 
30.andBeriah,and  Serah,  their  fifler 
3  2.and  Hotham,and  Shuah,  their  fifler 

2  Ch/o.  2  2. 1 1  .for  (he  was  the  fifler  of  Ahaziah 
Cm.S.S.  we  have  a  little  fifler jad  (he  hath  no 

what  fhall  we  doe  for  our  fifler 
Jer.$.7-and  her  treacherous  fifler  faw  it 

8.  yet  her  treacherous  yJ/fo-  Judah  feared  not 
lahertreacherous^j-  hath  not  turned  to 
22.18.not  lament  for  him,faying,-.  Ah  my  fifler 
E\e\.i6.tf.  art  the  fifler  of  thy  fitters  which  loat. 
46.  thine  elder  fifler  is  Samaria 

and  thy  younger  fifler  is  Sodom 
48,Sodom  thy  fifler  hath  not  done  as  thou 
49.this  was  the  iniquity  of  thy  flller  Sodom 
y6.thy  fifler  Sodom  was  not  mentioned 
22.1  i.another  hach  humbled  his  fitter 
23.4.Aholahtheelder,&  Aholibah  ha  fifler 
1  i.when  her  fifler  Aholibah  faw  this,(he  was 
in  her  whoredoms  more  then  her  fifler 
18.  as  my  mind  was  alienated  from  her  fifler 
3  i.thou  haft  walked  in  the  way  of  thy  fifler 
3  2.  (hall  drink  thy  fiflers  cup  deep  and  large 


SIS       SIT 

33.  filled  with  the  cup  of  thy  filter  Samaria 
44.2f.or  for  fifler,that  hath  had  no  husband 
Mat.11.  yo.the  fame  is  my  brother,^/?e>',&  mother 
Lufe  io.39.(hehad  a  fifler  called  Mary 
John  1 1.  i.town  of  Mary,?nd  her  fifler  Martha 
3  .therefore  his  fifler  fent  unto  him 
y.Jcfus  loved  Martha  her  fifler ,and  Lazarus 
28. and  called  Mary  hit  fifler  fecretly 
39.  Martha  fifler  of  him  that  was  dead 
19.2y.by  the  croffe  hismoth.&  his  moth.fifler 
Acls  z$.i6.Pao\fifters  fon  heard  of  their  laying 
Ro;«.i6.i. I  commend  unto  you  Phebeouryfrfo* 
iy.falute  Julia,  and  Nereus,and  his  fifler 

1  Cor.7.  *  J-a  brother  or  a  fifler  is  not  under  bonda. 
9. y. have  we  not  power  to  lead  about  a  fifler 

C0I.4. 10.  an  Marcus  fitters  fon  to  Barnabas 
fam.z.15.  if  a  brother  orfefterbe  naked.and  defti. 

2  fohn  1 3.the  children  of  thy  elect  fifler  greet  thee 

Ruth  i.iy.behold,thy  fifler -in-law  is  gone  b^ck 

return  thou  after  thy  fifle) '-in-law 
My  lifter. 
Gen.  12.13  .fay,I  pray  thee,thou  art  my  fi(ler 
i9.why  faideft  thou,  She  is  my  fifler 
20.2.of  Sarah  his  wife,She  is  my  fifler 
y  .faid  he  not  unto  me,  She  is  my  fifler 
1 2. yet  indeed  (he  is  my  fifler 
l6.7.and  Ifaac  faid,  She  is  my  fifler 
9.how  faideft  thou,  She  is  my  fifler 
30.8.I  have  wreftled  with  myfiflcr,and 
2  Sam.  1 3 .  y  .let  my  fifler  Tamar  comc,anu  give 
6.1  pray  let  Tamar  my  fifler  come 
1  i.come,lie  with  me, my  fifler 
20.  but  hold  now  thy  peace, my  fifler 
fob  17.14.to  the  worm,Tnou  art  my  fifler 
Prfl.7.4.fay  unto  wifdome,Thou  art  my  fifler 
Cant.4. i9.thou  haft  ravifheJ  my  h;-art,my  fifler 
10.  how  fair  is  thy  lovely  fifler 
1 2.  a  garden  inc'ofed  is  my  fifler 
y .i.I  am  come  into  my  garden,my  fifler 
2,open  to  mcmy/^fe-jOiylove/uy  dove 
Marine  3.35  the  fame  is  my  brother,  and  my  fifler 
Lti\e  io.40.uoeft  thou  not  care  that  my  fifler  hath 

gnfters. 
/flj^.2.i3.will  fave  alive  vay  fifler  s,and  all 
i  Chr0.z.i6.whok  fiflers  were,Zeruiah,&  Abigail 
fob  1 .4.called  for  their  three  fifler s  to  eat,  & 

42.1  i.eameunto  him  all  his  brethren  and  fifle. 
E%el(.  1 6.4  ?  -thou  art  the  (ift  :r  of  thy  fiflers, which 
y  1  .hath  juftified  thy  fifler s  in  all  thine  abonv 
y  2.haft  judged  thy  fifters,bezre  thine  own 

in  that  thou  iaft  juftified  thy  fibers 
y  y.w  hen  thy  fifler  s  (hall  returne  to  their 
6  nwhen  thou  (halt  receive  thy  fiflers 
Hof.z.i.fay  ye  unto  your y?/?m,Ruhamah 
Mot.  J  1.16 .  and  his  fiflers  are  they  not  all  with  us 

1 9.  z9.or  fiflers,  or  father  for  my  Names  fake 
Mark  6'  ?  ,and  are  not  his  fiflers  here  w  ith  us 

10.29.left  houfe,or  brethren,or  fiflers 
30.fhall  receive  an  hund.  fold,and  —fiflers 
Lu\c  i4.26.come  unto  me, -md  hate  not  his- fifl. 
1  Tim.%.z.the  younger  as  fiflers  ,\tith  all  purity 

£>fc. 
Gen.z7.iQ.arik, fit  and  eat  of  my  venifon 
Num.  3  2.6.fhal  youc  breth.go  to  war,&  ye  fit  here 
fudg.j. 10. that  fit  in  judgement,  and  walk  by  the 
Ruth  i.iS.fit  ftill,mydaughter,umill  thou  know 
4. 1  .fuch  one  Jit  down  here,  and  he  turned  afide 
z.fit  down  here  :  and  they  fat  down 

1  Sa;#.9.22.made  them  fit  in  the  chiefeft  place 
16. 1  i.we  will  not  fit  down  till  he  come  hither 

20.  y. I  (hould  not  faile  to  fit  with  the  king  at 

2  Sam.  1 9.8.behold,the  king  doth  fit  in  the  gate 
1 2$s.i.i3.Solomon  (hall /?£  upon  my  throne 

Verfe  17. 
20.(houldeft  tell  them  who  (hall  fit  on  the 
24.  my  lord,  haft  thou  faid  Adon.  (hal  fit  on 
"  27.  not  (hewed  unto  thy  ferv.  who  (hould  fit 
3o.he  (hall  fit  on  my  throne  in  my  ftead 
3  y  .that  he  may  come,and  fit  on  my  throne 
48.hath  given  one  to  fit  on  my  throne  this 
3. 6. haft  given  him  a  king  to  fit  on  his  throne 
8.2o.and  I  fit  on  the  throne  oflfrael 
2y.(hall  not  faile  thee  a  man  to  fit  on  the 
2  i$»-7-3-whyy«webereuntillwe  die 
4>if  we/Zf  ftill  here3we  die  alfo 


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10.30.of  the  fourth  generation  (hall  fiton  the 
1  y.  1 2.  thy  fons  (hall  fit  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 
18.27.fent  me  to  the  men  that  fit  on  the  wall 

1  C/.vfl.28.y.he  hath  chofen  Solomon  to  fit  on  the 

2  Clrro-6. 1 6. (hall  not  faile  thee  a  man  to  fit  on  the 
P/a/.26.y.I  will  not^«  with  the  wicked 

69.1 2. they  that  fit  in  the  gate  fpeak  againft  me 
107.10.fuch  asfitin  da;kneff;,and  in  the  (had. 
1 10. 1 .  fit  thou  on  my  right  hand  untill  I  make 
1 1 9. 2 3. princes  did  fit  unu  ipeak  againft  me 
i27#2.vainfor  youtofit  up  late,toeatthe 
1 3  2,i  2.tbeir  children  alfo  (hal  fit  upon  thy  tb„ 
Ecclef.10.6.  and  the  rich  /&in  low  place 
Ifa.$.z6.{he  being  dtfolate,(hall  fit  on  theground 
14. 1 3.I  will  fit  alfo  upon  the  mount  of  the 
1 6.  y. and  he  (hall  fit  on  it  in  truth 
30.7. their  ftrength  is  to  fit  ftill 
36.1  zshatfit  on  the  wali,that  they  may  eat 
42-7.them  that  fit  in  datknefs,out  of  the  prifen 
4  7. 1. come  down  and  fit  in  the  duft 

O  daughter  oi  Babylon,y«  on  the  gro. 
y  .fit  thou  lilent,and  get  thee  into  datkneffe 
8.1  (hall  not  fit  as  a  widow,  neither  (hall  I 
i4.a  coal  to  warme  at,  nor  fire  to  fit  before  if 
y2.2.arilc,dndy«down,OJerufalem 
fer$.  i4.why  doe  we  fit  ftill?a(Temble  your  felves 
13.1 3  .even  the  kings  that  fit  upon  Dav.  throne 

1  K.fit  down,  your  principalities  fhall  come 
16.8.  not  goe  into  the  houfeof  feafting  to  fit 
33.1 7. David  (hall  never  want  a  man  to  fit 
36.1y.jfr  down  now,andread  it  in  our  ears 

30.he  (h  all  have  none  to  fit  upon  the  throne  J 
48. 18.  come  down,— and  fit  in  thirft 
Z.<z«.i.i.howdoththecity_/?rfolitary,chac 
2.  to.elders  of  Z ion  fit  on  the  ground 
£^.z6.i6.they  i\iA\  fit  upon  theground,&  fhall 
2  8.2.Iamagod,Iyfr  in  the  feat  of  God 
33.3  i.they  fit  before  thee  as  my  people 
44. 3. the  prince  he  (bailor in  it  to  eat  bread 
Dan.7.g.xhe  ancient  of  dayes  did^,whofe  garrfl. 

26.bue  the  judgement  <ha\\  fit, and  they 
foel^.  12.  there  willl^t  to  judge  all  the  heathen 
Micah  4.4  they  fhall  fit  every  man  under  his  vine 

7. 8. when  I  fit  in  darkneffe,I  (hall  be  a  light 
Zecfo#3.8.thou  and  thy  fellowes  that  fit  before  me 

6.13  .(hall  fie  and  f  u!e  upon  his  throne 
Mai.  3 . 3  .he  (hall  fit  as  a  refiner  of  filver 
Afctf.8.1  i.fromthe  eaft  &  weft,  and  (hall  fit  down 
1 4. 1 9.multitude  to  fit  down  on  the  graffe 
1  y.3y.command.the  multitude  to^fr  down  On 
i9.2kMhall./fr  upon  the  throne  of  his  glory 

ye  alfo  iha\\  fit  upon  twelve  thrones 
20. 2 1  .my  two  fons  may  7«,the  one  on  thy  right 

23  .but  to  fit  on  my  right  hand,and  on  my 
zz. qa-fit  thou  on  my  right  hand  till  I  make 
23.2.fcribes and  Pharifeesjfr  in  Mofes  feat 
25.3 1. then  (hall  he  fit  upon  the  throne  of  his 
z6.%6.fit  ye  here  while  I  goe  and  pray  yonder 
Mar.  6. 3  9. commanded  them  to  make  ill  fit  down 
8.6.com.  the  people  to  fit  down  on  the  ground 
10. 3  7. grant  unto  us  that  we  may  fit,  the  one 
qo.tofit  on  nny  right  hand  and  on  my  left 
1 2.3  6  .fit  thou  on  my  right  hand  till  I  make 
14.3  z.fitye  here,  while  I  fhall  pray 
tu\e  1.79.  to  give  light  to  them  that  fit  in  darkn. 
9. 14.  make  them  fit  down  by  fifties  in  a  comp. 

iy.didfo,  and  made  them  aWfit  down 
1 2.3  7.fhall  make  them  fit  down,  &  ferve  them 
i3.29.(hall_/frdownin  the  kingdomeof  God 
14.8.J&  not  down  in  the  higheft  room 
io.goe  and  fit  down  in  the  lowed  room 

in  prefence  of  them  that  fit  at  meat 
\6 -6.fit  down  quickly,and  write  down  fifty 
i7.7.will  fay,Goe,  and  fit  down  to  meat 
20.42.tomyLord,Si«thouonmyright  hand    J 
22.30.jfr  on  thrones  judging  the  twelve  tribes  | 
Acls  2.34. 
^.hereafter  (hall  the  Son  of  man  yfr 
John  6.io.Jefus  faid ,Make  the  men  fit  down 
Acls  2.30.  would  raife  up  Cfarift  to  fit  on  his  thr. 

8.3  i.that  he  would  comeup,andjfr  with  him 
\Cot  $,\o.ieet\\ee-fitat  meat  in  the  idols  temple 
Epbef.z.6.made  us  fit  together  in  heavenly  places 
Heb.  1 . 1 3  .fit  on  my  right  hand  untill  I  make 
fam.Z'i.  weareth  gay  c\othin%,fit thou  here 

fit  here  under  my  footftoole 
Rev.i.zi.that 


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Rev. 3  .2  i.that  overcometh,  will  I  grant  to  fit  with 
17.3. 1  faw  a  woman  fit  on  a  (carlet-coloured 
lB.y.lfit  a  queen, and  am  no  widow,and (hall 
19.18.  flefnofhorfes,  and  ofthem  that  J&  on 
&<tr>. 

Jer.i  %.y.fith  they  return  not  from  their  wayes 
2j.38./nffeyefaysThe  burden  of  the  Lord 

E7gl?.$  %.6-fitb  thou  haft  not  hated  bloud,even 

Got.  26. 2  i.for  thatalfo  he  called  the  name  Sitnab 

fitted. 
Exod.i  8, i4.why  fitteft  thou  thy  felfc  alone 
Deut.6. 7 .  (hall  talke  with  them  when  thou  fitteft 

1 1. 1£.  fpeakingof  them  when  thou  fitteft  in 
Pfal.^o.zo.thov  fitteft  and  fpeakeft  againft  thy 
Pro.  2  3 .  1  .w  hen  thou  fitteft  to  eat  with  a  ruler,con. 
Jer.2i.2.king  of  Judah  that  fitteft  on  the  throne 
Acls  23.3  .y?«fj^  thou  to  judge  me  after  the  law 

gtittety. 
Exod.  1 1 .  y .  from  the  firft-born  —  to  him  that  fitt. 
Lev.  1 y.4.  every  thing  whereon  he  fitteth  (hall  be 
6.  that  fitteth  on  any  thing  whereon  he  fate 
ao.every  thing  that  iae  fitteth  upon  (hall  be 
2  j.or  any  thing  whereon  (hefitteth 
2tf.every  thing  whereon  (he  fitteth  (hall  be 
Dcut.  17.18  .when  he  y?««fo  upon  hi  s  throne,  he 
1  Kjn.1.^6.  Solomon  fitteth  on  the  throne  of  the 
Efihcr  6.io.doefo  toMordecaithat/fr.atthekin. 
Pfal.i.i.not  fitteth  in  the  feat  of  the  fcornfull 
2.4.he  that  fitteth  in  the  heavens  (hall  laugh 
io.8-he  fitteth  in  the  lurking  places  of  the  villa. 
29.  io.the  Lord  fitteth  upon  the  floud 

the  Lord  fitteth  as  king  for  ever 
47 .8.  God  fitteth  upon  the  throneof  hishplines 
99.  i.he  fitteth  between  the  cherubims 
Pre.g.  14.  he  fitteth  at  the  doore  of  her  houfe 
20.8. a  king  that  fitteth  in  the  throne  of  judgm. 
3  i.2j.when  he  fitteth  among  the  elders  of  the 
Cant.  1.1 2.wbile  the  king  fitteth  at  his  table,  my 
lfa.zS.6.o£  judgement  to  him  thatfit.in  judgment 
40.22.  it  is  he  that  fitteth  upon  the  circle  ot  the 


27.36.yto?  down,they  watched  him  there       [  2  Sm.i  y.i8.all  the  Gittites  were60o.mcn  whic 
61.&  the  other Mxy  fitting  over  againft  the    ji  J&».  10.16.fix  hundred  (hekels  of  gold  went  to 
■M<w£  2.6.fcribes/?«wg  there,  &  reafoning  among  /         29.went  out  of  Egypt  for /w  hun.  (hekels  of  j 


1 4ievi  —fitting  at  the  receipt  of  cuftome 
Chap.j.27. 
j.i  5. fee  him  that  was po defied  — fitting^nd 
16.  y.  faw  a  young  man  fitting  on  the  right  fide 
Lu\e  2.46.in  the  temple^ttMrg  among  the  doctors 
j.i7.Pharif.  and  doctors  of  the  law  fitting  by 
7.3  2.  like  children  fitting  in  the  market  place 
8.3  ^.fitting  at  the  feet  of  Jefus ,  and  in  his  right 
10.  i3.repented,/&fwg  in  fackdoth  and  a(hes 
John  2. 14. found  the  changers  of  money  fitting 
1 2.1  y.  thy  king  comtth  fitting  on  an  afles  colt 
20.12.and  feeth  two  angels  in  whitening 
Acls  2.2.it  filled  all  the  houfe  where  they  viae  fit. 
8.28.was  returning,and  fitting  in  his  charet 
z^.6.fitting  in  the  judgement  feat,commanded 
Rev-4.+.  and  upon  the  feats  were  24.  elders  fitting 

&ittin%-place, 

2  t>fcn>.Q.i8.ftaycson  each  fide  of  tbey?«/»g-place 

£>ttttate. 

1  Sam.Ttyf.  forefront  of  the  one  via  fituate  north. 
E^.27.3.thou  that  art  fituate  at  the  entrance  of 
Nab.3.2.  No,that  was  fituate  among  the  rivers 

ftftaatfon. 

2  K}n.z.\9.bzh<A&,\he fituationot the  city  is  pleaf. 
P/a/.48.2.beautifull  for  fituation  is  mount  Zion 

ifetoatt. 

Efth.S.g.the  third  month  (that  is  the  mon.  Sivan ) 

Lev.  z\.6.fix  on  a  row  upon  the  pure  table 

Num.7. $.fix  covered  wagons,  and  twelve  oxen 

1  Chro.i  .22.the  fons  of  Shechaniah  fix 
4.27.  Shimei  had  fixteen  fons,and/£r  daughter 
zo.6.fix  on  each  hand,and  fix  on  each  foot 
2 1-i-fix  under  the  hand  of  their  father 
26.i7.eaft-ward  viae  fix  Levites 

Elfik  46.4.(hall  be  fix  lambs  without  blemifli 
6.y«lambSjand  a  ram :  it  (hall  be  without 
§S>i%  boards, 


fcr.ij.n.zs  the  partridge fit.on  her  egSj&  hatch.  J  £#«</.  26.22.weft-ward  thou  (halt  make/?*  boards 

i6.27.tabernacle  weftward  he  made  fix  boards 
&ip  branches,  See  W jatlCrjeiBf, 
§Si%  brethren. 
Acls  1 1. 1  z.thek  fix  brethren  accompanied  me 

j£>fB  cities. 
Num.1  y.6.there(h3ll  he  fix  cities  for  refuge' 
1 3  .ftx  cities  (hall  ye  have  for  refuge 
1  y.thefe/w  cities  (hall  be  a  refuge 
fojh.i  J.59.&  Eltekon:/?*  cities  with  their  villag.  I 

&$i%  cubits. 
1  &«#.i7.4.whofe  height  vtzsfix  cubits,  and 


29,  i6.of  the  king  that  fitteth  on  the  throne 
Lam.$.zS.he  fitteth  alone,and  keepeth  filence 
Zech.1.1  i.behold,all  the  earth  fitteth  ftill 
j.7.  woman  tha.t  fitteth  in  the  midft  of  the 
]  Mat.i$.i  z.throne  of  God,  and  by  him  that  fitteth 
Lu\e  1 4. 1 8. fttteth not  down  firft,and  counteth 
3 1  .//«#&  not  down  firft,and  confulteth 
22.27.greater,hethaty?«ef^  at  meat,  or  he  that 
is  not  he  thax  fitteth  at  meat 

1  Cor.x  4.30.revealed  to  another  that  fitteth  by,let 
Col^. *•  where  Chtift  fitteth  on  the  right  hand  of 

2  Thef.i-4..zs  God  fitteth  in  the  temple  of  God 
i?et>.y.i3.andpowerto  him  that /tf.on  the  throne 

6.i6.from  the  face  of  him  datfittttb  on  the  th. 
7.  io.falvation  to  our  God,which/w#fo  upon 

1  y.that  fttteth  on  the  throne  (hall  dwell 
i7.r.judgementsof  the  great  whore  that  fitteth 
7.feven  mountaines,on  which  the  worn.  fitt. 
1  y. the  waters  — ■  where,  the  whore  fitteth 
fitting. 
Deut. zz.6.znd  the  Asm  fitting  upon  the  young 
Judg.  3 .  20.he  was  fitting  in  a  rummer  parlour 
1  fft«g.io.y.meatofhis  table,  and  the  fittingoi  v 

2  C'fowz.9.4. 
13.14.and  found  him  fitting  under  an  oak 
1 2. 1 9.I  fa w  the  Lord  fitting  on  a  throne 

2Cfc-OT.18.18. 
1  1^.4.38. fonsof  the  prophets  fitting  before  him 
9.  y  behold,  the  captains  of  the  hoft  were  fitting 
Neb.  2. 6.the  queen  Mo  fitting  by  him 
Efihet  j.  1 3.  fo  long  as  I  fee  Morde.the  Jew  fitting 
Pfal.i  39.2.thou  knoweft  my  down-/#tt»g,and 
lfa.6. 1 .1  faw  the  Lord  fitting  on  a  throne,high 
Jer.17.1  y.  kings  and  princes  fitting  on  the  throne 
22.4.then  (hall  there  enter  kings  fitting  upon 
lo.fittingon  the  throne  of  David,  &  ruling 
3  8.7.  king  then  fitting  in  the  gate  of  Benjamin 
Lam-  3 .6  3  .behold  their  fitting  down , and  rifing  up 
Af(tf.9.9.Matthew  fitting  at  the  receipt  of  cuftome 
1 1. 16. like  unto  children  fit.in  the  market-pla. 
20.3  o.behold  two  blind  men  fitting  by  the  way 
2 1  .y.thy  king  cometh  unto  thee,fitt.  on  an  affe 
ztf.tf4.S0n  of  man  fitting  on  the  right  hand  of 
Mar\  14.62. 


1  K]in.6.6.the  middle  was  fix  cubits  broad 
£^e/(;.40.?.ameafuring  reed  of  fix  cubits  long 
ti.fix  cubits  on  this  fide,andj£t;  cubits  on 
^i.i.fix  cubits  on  the  one  fide,  &  fix  cubits  on 
j.pofte— two  cubits,  &  the  door./?*  cubits 
y.meafured  the  wall  of  the  houfe  fix  cubits 
i    8.  were  a  full  reed  of  fix  great  cubits 
Dan.^,1  .the breadth  thereof,  fix  cubits 

$E&iK  tmtmnes. 
Exod.  16. 9.couple  fix  curtaines  by  themfel  ves 

Chap.36.16. 
&t)ldayes,  See  SDagWf. 
j&ijc  fingers. 
2  ?>«W.si.io.  had  on  every  hand/* fingers 

,g>(jC  hundred. 
Gfl*.7.9.Noah  was  6oo.yeers  old  when  the  floud 
1  i.in  the  6oo.yeer  of  Noahs  life,  were 
8. 1  j.in  the  tfoi.yeer  the  waters  were  dryed 
Exod.i4.?.he  took  tfoo.chofen  charets 
Num.i.z  J.  of  the  tribe  of  Gad,456yo. 
27.ofthe  tribe  of  Judah,74tfoo. 
3.28.  number  of  all  the  males  8rfoo. 
Jtdg'3'3  i.flew  tfoo.men  with  an  ox  goad 
ig.ii.outofEthtaol  600. men 
1 6. the  eoo.men  appointed  with  their  weap. 
I7,with  the  tfoo.  men  that  were  appointed 
20.47 .but  6oo.men  turned  and  fled  to  the 
1  Saw.13.1y.  Saul  numbred  the  people, (Soo.men 
i4.2.peo.that  were  with  him,  were  about  600. 
i7.7.fpears  head  weighed  tfoo.  (hekels  of 
23.13  .David  and  all  his  men  were  about  6 00. 
27.2.and  he  paffed  over  with  the  tfoo.men       j 
jo.9.fo  David  went, he  and  the  6oo.men 


i  Chro.i.  17. 

1  Cfo-0.7.2.fons  of  Tola— were  22600. 
o.tf.Juel,  and  their  brethren,^  hund.&  ninety 
1 2. 26.of  the  children  of  Levi. four  tho.&  fix  h. 

3  y.  of  the  Danites,  expert  in  war  28600. 
21. 2y. gave  to  Oman  for  the  place  fix.hun.Qie. 

2  C/w.2.i7.allthe  ftrangers— were  iy3tfoo. 
3.8.with  fine  gold  amounting  to/*  hu.  talents 
9.1  y.y&f  hund.  (hekels  of  beaten  gold  went  to 
29.3  3  .the  confecrated  things  were  fix  hu.oxen 

Sw.14.20.by  the  fpace  of  1600.  furlongs 

j§>tJC  hundred  twenty  one. 
Eya  2.26.ehildren  of  Ramah,y£v  hun.twe.  &  one 
Neb.7.3o.naen  of  Ramah  -  fix  hun.twenty  &  one 

Qtp  hundred  twenty  three. 
Eya  2.i2.child.of  Btbai,y?*hun.  twenty  &  three 

£&lfl  hundred  twenty  and  eight. 
Neb.7.i6.child.  of  Bebai,/?*  hun.  twenty  &  eight 

£>iX  hundred  forty  and  two. 
Eya  2.io.chil.of  Bani,J&r  hundred  forty  and  two 
W^.7.62.child.ofNekoda,J?*  hund.forty  &  two 

jg)(]C  hundred  forty  and  eight. 
Neh.7.1^.  child,  of  Binui,y£tr  hund.  forty  &  eight 

j&ljc  hundred  and  fifty. 
Eira  8. 26.weighed  unto  their  hand  6yo,talents 

,&(r  hundred  fifty  and  two'. 
E^ra  2.6o.the  chil.of  Nekoda,y?*  hun.fifry  &  two 
i\Tefc.7.io.childrenofArah,j?»;  hundr.  fifty  &  two 

§8>it  hundred  fifty  and  five. 
Neh.7. zo.  children  of  Ad  in,)?*  hun.  fifty  and  five 

*&iV  hundred fixty  and  fix. 
t  K"».io.i4.was./khun.fixty  &  fix  tale,  of  gold 
2  dw.9.13.  toSoI.inoneyeery?*hun.fixty&  fix 
Eya  2.i3.child.of  Adonikam3/?*rhun.fixty&  fix 
Rev.  13.18.his  number  is  fix  hundred  fixty  and  fix 

§&\K  hundred  fixty  andfeven. 
We6.7.i8.children  of  Adoniianii,y»jrhun.fix.&  fc. 

fbif  hundred feventy  and  five. 
^*».3i.37.Lords  tribute  of  (heep,  was  tf7j. 

&f|C  hundred  thouftnd. 
Exod.  1 2.3  7.Ramafes  to  Succoth,abouty?*  hu.thc 
38.26.bekah  for  every  man-.for603yyo.men 
iV«w.i.46.all  they  that  were  numb.were  603  yyo. 

1 1 . 2  i.people  arey?.r  hun.thouland  foot-mcn,& 

3 1.3  2.reft  of  the  prey  was  67yooo.  fiieepj 
&(|C  meafures. 

Ruth  i.i^.fix  meafures  of  barley,  and  laid  it  on 
i7.thefcy?*  meafures  of  barley  gave  he  me 
;£>(jc  men. 
J  Eifi.y.zfix  men  came  from  the  way  of  the  higher 

%\%monetbs. 
z  Sam.i.i  i.Da-wai  ki.in  Heb.^.yeers  &  fix  mo. 

Chap.  y.  y. 

1  Kjn.  1 1. 1 6.fix  moneths  did  Joab  remain  there 

2  Kjn.  1  y.8.Zech. — reigned  over  Ifra.— fix  mon. 

1  Cfc/U3.4.there  he  reigned  feven  yeers  &  fix  mon. 
Efth.  z.  1  z.fix  mon.with  oil  of  myrrh,&  fix  mo.w1* 
Luk_e  4.2y.heaven  was  (hut  up  three  ye.  &  fix  mo. 
Ads  1 8 . 1 1  .he  continued  there  a  yeer  &  fix  mone. 
Jam. y.  1  /.rained  not  by  the  fpaee  of  3.ye.&  fix  m. 

5><]C  names. 
Exod.iS.  lo.fix  of  their  names  on  one  ftone,and 
the  other  fix  n ames  on  the  other  (tone 
<&(JC  paces. 

2  5(j».6.i3.had  goneJ&rpaces,hcfa«rifeedoxen 
j&fjefcore. 

1  Kjn.p,  14.  Hiram  fent  to  the  king  fixfeore  talents 

f&i%  jheep. 
JVffcy.i8.prepar.  was  oneox,andy&choife  (heep 

&ip  [ens. 
Gen  30.20.dwel  with  me,bec.I  have  born  fix  fons 
Cfcc8.38.and  A«l  hidfix  fonr,whofe  names 
Chap.9.44, 
fyiH  fteps. 

1  Rjt- 1  o*  tp-the  throne  had  fix  fteps,and  the  top 
20.  and  on  the  other  upon  the  fix  fteps 

2  Chro.g.  1 8.7?*  fteps  to  the  throne,with  a  footfto. 
i9.on  the  other,upon  the  fix  fteps 

j&fcc  things. 
Pro.S.tS.theCefix  things  doth  the  Lord  hate 

§bi$thoufand. 
Hum.  2 .9-in  the  camp  of  Judab,were  1 86409. 
3 .34.numbred  of  them— fix  thouf.&  two  bun 
i&H«.i;.y.to 


S  1  X 


S  1  X 


S  IZ 


SKA 


S  KI 


SKI 


Ism.ll.SXia  right  with  If.30000.char.6000.hor. 

,  ki  <  5.took  with  him  6000.  pieces  of  gold 

J  cyw.ii.i4.childr.of  judah  6800.  ready  armed 

s.j ,4'.and  6000.  were  officers  and  judges 
fob  42.12.  he  had  1 4000. fheep,  6000.  camels 

';£>£  thoufand  [even  hundred  and  twenty. 
£•$&  i.<*7. their  zffesfix  thoufand  710.  ■ 
■Hehem-7-69.  their  camels  435. ^o.afles 

£>it  times.  '; 

iK/.i3-i9-thou fhouldcft  have  fmkten  5.  or  fixv. 

g>t)C  foe*. 
1  SdW.zl.io.and  on  every  foot./?*  toes 

£>fp  troubles. 
Job  1.1 9-he  (hall  deliver  thee  in  Jk  troubles 

gfcip  water-pots. 
John  i.^.were  fet  there  fix  water- pots 

^)(je  wiagj. 
l(ai.6.z.  each  one  had /z*  wings  _ 

RciM.8.four  beads  had  each  of  them  /w  wings 

^>ijC  yeew. 
Geff  ft.  t  ft  Abram  was  four  fcore  and  fix  yeeres  old 

31.41.I  Served  fix  yeeres  for  thy  cattell 
Exod.ziA.jix  ycers  he  (hall  ferve,and  in  the 

13.IO../W  veers  thou  (halt  fow  thy  land 
Lev.zi.s-fix  yeers  thou  (haltfow  thy  field  _ 

fix  yeers  thou  (halt  prune  thy  vineya. 
Deut.i  y.u.and  ferve  thee/*  yeers,  then  in  the 

X8  a  double  hired  ferv.  —  in  ferving  thee/« 
/«^.ii.7.}ephthah  judged  Ifrael  fix  yeers 
1  Kj.ig.zj.fix  veers  reigned  he  in  Tirzah 
j,  Ki.ii.jJiidinthehoufeofthc  LordJ&r  yeers 

zCbron.zz.ti. 
Jer.i  4.13-ferved  thee  fix  yeers,  thou  (halt  let  him 

Jjvttcoje  tkoufand. 
Jonah  4. tl.  wherein  are  more  then  fixfeore  thouf. 

g>\Kt,or  &i#!j. 
Geff.30.19.Leah  concei.  &  bare  Jacob  the  fixt  Ion 
Exod  16.9. fhalt  double  the  fixt  curtain 
Lef.25.21.my  bleffingupon  you  in  the  fixt  yeer 
Jofh.19.zz.fixt  lot  came  out  for  Naphtali 
i  Samj.i.ftxtb,  Ithream  by  Eglah  Davids  wife 

i  Chron.7.3. 
z  Ki.i2.io.  fixt  yeer  of  Hezek.  Satna.  was  taken 
1  Chron.z.il.Ozemthefixtbpavidthe  feventh 
n  ii.Atthai the/£rtfc,Elielthe feventh 
14,9.  the  fixtb  to  Mijamin 
1 1 . 1  3  .the  /wife  to  Bukkiab,he,his  Tons 
z^.Elamthe  fifthjehohanan  thejfefc 

5,AromieI  the  ymfc,Iflachar  the  feventh 
17. 9. the  fixtb  captain  — was  Ira 
Em  6.  i^.fixt  yeer  of  the  reign  of  Darius 
ATekm3.30.and  Hanun  the  fixt  fon  of  Zalaph 
E\c{  4.n.wa.bymeafurethey?^  part  of  anhin 
81.it  came  to  pane  in  the  fixt  yeer 
39. i. and  leave  but  the  fixt  part  of  thee 
45.13  .fixt  part  of  an  ephah  of  an  Horn. of  wheat 
fixt  part  of  an  ephah  of  an  Hom.of  barl. 
4(f.T  Q.fixt  part  of  an  ephah, and  third 
Af/Jtt/;.io.?.went  out  about  the  fixtb  and  ninth 

17.4?  .now  from  the  fixtb  hour — there  was  dar. 
Mark  1  ?.  3  3.  when  the  fixt  hour  was  corae,there 
Lu{e  13.44.it  was  about  the  fixtb  hour 

John  4.6.  &  i9- 14. 
ABao.9-  to  pray  about  the  fixtb  hour 
Rev  6.  n.  opened  the  fixtb  feal-wasa  earthquake 
9 A^.fixth  angel  founded,and  I  heard  a  voice 
I4.faying  to  the  fixtb  angel  which  had  the 
\6.\z-fixth  angel  poured  out  his  viall 
21.20.the  fifth  Sardonix,they«7fe  Sardius 
jgifjet  or  3>tftrj  ty,  See£)ap, 
j&f|tt  moneth,  See  SJjJonettj. 

£>ficteeri. 

Ge».46  1 8.(he  bare  unto  Jacob  fixteen  fouls 
Exod.z6.z^. their  fockets  of  filvcr,(ixtcen  fockets 

Chap.36.30. 
Jo]h. 1^.41.  fixteen  cities  with  their  villages 

Chap.r9.zj. 
j  J(M3'i0->n  Sama.  and  reigned  fixteen  yeers 
14.1 1  .cook  Azariah  which  was  fixteen  yeers 
1  y.2./«ree«vyeers  old  was  he,  when  he 

Chap.16.20, 
33.be  reigned  fixteen  yeers  in  Jerufakm 
1  c^o«.4.i7.Shimeihadj?jrJeeff  ions,  &  6.  daugh 

it,-$.were  fixteen  chief  men  of  the  houfe 
1  Chmi.  1 3 .» i.Abijah  begat  2  2.fons,  &  itf.daugh 


2£.i.llzziah>  who  was  fixteen  yeers  old 

3  .fixteen  yeers  old  was  llzziah 
27.1.  he  ieigned/£«ee»  yeers  in  Jerufafern 

Ver.8.  Chap. 2 S.i. 
5>(pteen  tboufand. 
Number.  40.  and  the  perfom  were  16000. 
4i5. and  fixteen  thoufand  perfons 
5 2. gold  of  che  offering  i67jo.(hekeIs 

1Chron.z4.l4. fifteenth  to  Bilgah,y?*toff(fcto  Imm. 

2  5  .zi.the  fixteentb  Hananiahjhe,his  fons 
2  CkOT.2p.17.in  the  fixteentb  day  they  made 
£>tjct(e. 

Gen.  f'l  J.Mahalaleel  lived  fixtie  and  five  yeers 
lS.Jared  lived  i62.yeerssand  begate  Enoch 
20.aH  the  dayes  of  Jared  were  962.  yeers 
2 1. Enoch  lived  fixtie  and  five  yeers,and  beg. 
23.aH  the  dayes  of  Enoch  were  365.  yeers 
27.aU  the  daies  of  Methufelah  were  96$.yee. 
46.  z6.  all  the  fouls  were  66. 
Lew.  27. 3.  from  20.  yeers  old  even  unto  fixtie 

7.and  if  it  be  from  fixtie  yeers  old 
Numb. 7. Si. rams  60,  he-goats  60. — lambs— fixtie 
Matth.\2.8Some  an  hundred  foldfome fixtie 

Verfe  23. 
Mark  4,8.and  Come  fixtie,  and  fome  an  hundred 

Verfe  10. 

£w^.36.9.the  curtains  were  all  of  one  fi\e 

1 5/ .the  eleven  curtains  were  all  of  one  fitg 
I  Kj.6.z$.  both  the  Cherubims  were  oionefi^c 

7.37. all  of  chem  had  one  meafuie,oney?^e 
1  Ck.23.29.and  for  all  manner  of  meafuresi&/\e 

Ltv.it. 30.lt  is  a  dry  styzll,exen  a  leprofie 

31.  plague  of  the  stytll~-  it  be  not  in  fight 

hath  the  plague  of  the  styill,  7. dayes 
32.behold,if  the  styill  fpread  not 

styill  be  not  in  fight  deeper  then  the  skin 
33-he  (hall  be  (haven,buc  the  styill  (hall 

that  hath  the  sty.ll,  feven  da  yes.  more 
34.feventh  day  the  prieft  (hal  look  on  Hie  s^. 
and  behold,if  the  s\all  be  not  fpread 
3  5. but  if  the  styill  fpread  much  in  the  skin 
^.styill  be  fpread  in  the_skin,he  is  unclean 
3 7 .if  the  styill  be  in  his  fight  at  a  flay 

the  styill  is  healed  :  he  is  clean 
14.j4.all  manner  of  plague  of  leprofie  &  styll 
&itar!ef. 

Ges.38.18.  bound  upon  his  hand  a  styrdct  threed 

30. his  brother  that  had  the  scarlet  threed 
£#fld.2f  ,4.blue,  purple,  and  scarlet    Chap. 26*1, 
3i3?6.  &  27.16.  &  23.5,^8,1 7,33. 
&3?.  ^23,25,35.   &  3^.8,3  ?,37» 
&  38,18,23.  &  39.1,2,5,8,24,29. 
39. 3. to  work  it — in  the  scarlet ,and  in  the 
Lex/.i4.4.ccdar-wood,and  scarlet,  and  hyfopc 

Verfe  49, 

6.(hal  take  the  cedar-wood,)7^/*/e?,&hyfDpe 

Verfe  5T. 

5  2.cleanfe  the  houfe  with— .cedai-wo. scarlet 

Numb.4.%.  (hall  fpread  upon  them  a  cloth  of  i^.tr. 

1 9 .6. pried  (hall  take  cedar-wood,x^;/ef 
Jofb. z.iK.b'm&e  this  line  of  scarlet  threed  in  the 
21. (lie  bound  the  scarlet  line  in  the  window 
2&j;».!.24.weep  over  Saul, who  clothed  you  in  x£. 
Prof.31.21.all  her  houiholdare  clothed  insl(arlet 
Cant.q.  3  .thy  lips  are  like  a  threed  of  scarlet 
ifai.i.  18. come—  though  your  fins  be  as  scarlet 
Lam.a,.%-  brought  up  in  scarlet,  embrace  dunghils 
T>an.<,.7  (hew  the  interpret,  (halbe  clothed  \\\s\a?. 
Itf.thou  (halt  be  clothed  withi^>7cf 
29-and  clothed  Daniel  with  scarlet 
Nahum  2.3.  the  valiant  nun  are  in  scarlet 
Mattb.  27.1 8. they  put  on  him  a  s\ndet  robe 
He&.9-I9.wich  water, and  (cadet  wool,  and  hyiope 
2tezJ.17.3-  woman  fit  upon  a  i^>"/ff-coloiired  bcaft 
4«woman  was  arayed  in  purple,and  scarlet 
18.1 2. and  purple,and  filke,and  skjrlet 
i6.city  that  was  clothed  in  i\i<kt 
5>feareft. 
Job  7.i4.then  thou  s\arc ft  me  with  dreams 


Deut.32.z6.  rideth in  his  excellencie  on  the:skje 
Job  3 7, 1 8. haft  thou  wich  him  fpread  out  che  stye 
Mattb. 16. z.WiW.  be  fair  weatliertfoi  the  stye  Is  red 
p  P  P  P 


3.  for  the  i!(ie  is  red  and  lowring 
Luhj:  1 1.^6.  can  difcern  the  face  of  the^ie  I 

He^.i  i-i  2.  as  the  (tars  of  the  stye  in  multitude      j 

z  Sam.zz.xz.  and  thick  clouds  of  the  styes 

Pfal.i8.n.\ 
Pfal.77. 1 7.  the  styes  fent  out  a  found 
/f<s.4?.8.1et  the  styes  pour  down  righteoufnefle 
Jec.%  1. 9,her  judgement  is  lifted  up  to  the  styes 

1  Kj  S .^.not  any  that  can  styll  to  hew  timber 

2  C7?/Wz.2.7.andthat  can  styll  to  grave  with  the 

8 .  thy  fer  vants  can  styll  to  cut  timber 

34.12.all  that  could  styll  of  inftrumencs 

gitiiil. 

Ecclcf.9.1 1. nor  yet  favour  to  the  men  ofj£i# 

Daff.Li7.G0d  gave  them  knowledge,and  styll 

9.22. 1  am  now  come  for  to  give  cheei^ 

^:uifu!i. 

1  Cbron. j.iS.to  (hoot  with  bow,and  stylfull inwar 

1  y.22.about  the  fong,becaufe  he  was  stylfull 
28. 2r.  with  thee  every  willing  stylfull  man 

2  Chrm.zi^.  stylfull  to  work  in  gold,and  in  filver 
E\ck  2i.31.hand  of  brutiih  men,  &  stylfull  to  deft. 
Ddff.i  .^.stylfull  in  all  wifdome,  and  cunning 
Amos  j.i6.fuch  as  are  stylfull  of  lamentation 

£>tiiIfuUp, 
P/a/.33.3.play  stylfully  with  a  loud  voice 

j&UflfuinefTe, 
P/d;.78.72.guided  them  by  the  stylfuln.of  his  han 

Exod.zz.z7.1t  is  his  raiment  for  his  styn 

29. 1 4.fle(h  ofthe  bullockj  his  styn,  &  his  dung 
34.i9.Mofes  wift  not  that  the  styn  of  his  face 
3<\behold,the  styn  of  his  face  (hone 
3  5. the  styn  of  Mofes  face  (hone 
Lef.4. 1 1  .the  styn  of  the  bullock,with  all  his  fleih 
7.8.ftiall  have  che  styn  ofthe  burnt-offering 
1 1 .3  2. whether  it  be  any  veffell  of  wood,or  styn 
i3.2.J^iffofhis  flefha  rifing,a  fcab,or  bright 
in  the  styn  of  his  flefh  like  the  plague 
j.on  the  plague  in  the  styn  of  his  flefh 

and  the  plague  be  deeper  chen  the  styn 
4.if  the  bright  fpoc  be  white  in  the  styn 

and  in  fight  be  not  deeper  then  the  styn 
^.fpread  not  in  the  styn,  then  the  prieft 
6. fpread  not  in  the  ^»z,the  prieft  (hall  pron- 
7.(pread  much  abroad  in  the  styn 
8.behold,thc  fcab  fpreadeth  in  che  styn 
10. if  che  rifing  be  white  in  the  styn 
1  ivitis  an  old  leprofie  in  the  styn  of  his  fleih 
12. in  the  styn,8c  the  leprofie  cover  al  the  styn 
1 8. even  in  che  styn  thereof  was  a  bile 
2o.behold,it  be  in  fight  lower  chen  the  styn 
2t  .and  ic  be  not  lower  then  the  styn 
22.  if  it  fpread  not  much  abroad  in  the  styn 
24.  if  there  be  any  flefh  in  the  styn 
2 y  .it  be  in  fight  deeper  then  the  styn 
26.  and  ic  be  no  lower  chen  che  other  styn 
27.be  fpread  much  abroad  in  the  styn 
28.  if  the  bright  fpot  fpread  not  in  the  styn 
3o..if  it  be  in  fight  deeper  then  the  styn 
3 1  .not  deeper  then  che  styn,  and  there 
32.be  not  in  fight  deeper  then  the  styn 
34.  the  styn,  nor  in  fight  deeper  then  the  styn 
3  5. but  if  the  fcall  fpread  much  in  the  styn 
5<£.ifthe  fcall  fpread  in  che  styn,he  is  unclean 
38. have  in  che  styn  of  cheir  flefh  bright  fpots 
39.if  the  bright  fpocs  in  the  styn  of  their  flefh 
it  is  a  freckled  fpot  chat  groweth  in  the  styn 
43.  as  the  leprofie  appeareth  in  che  styn 
48  .in  a  stym,or  in  any  thing  made  of  a  styn 
49.be  greenifh  or  reddifh^ — in  che  styn 

or  in  any  thing  of  styn,  ic  is  a  plague 
5 1  .in  a  styn,ot  any  work  made  of  styn 
5 2. or  any  ching  ofi^iff,wherein  the  plague 
5  3. or  in  thewoof,or  in  any  ching  of  styn 
$6.then  he  (hall  rend  it  -~'-outof  the  styn 
57. in  any  thing  of  styin^t  is  a  fpreading  plag. 
58/or  whatfoever  thing  of  stynit  be 
1  5 .  I7.and  every  styn,  whereon  is  the  feed 
Num.  1 9.5. one  (hall  burn  the  heifer^  her  styn 
Job  z.a,.styn  for  styn,yea  all  that  a  man  hath 
7. 5. my  styn  is  bro'-en,and  become  Soathfome 
16.11.thou  haft  clothed  me  wish  styn  and  fleili 
16. 15. 1  ha ve fowed fackcloth  uponmy  styn 

18. 1  3.  it 


SKI 


SLA 


SLA 


SLA 


SLA 


SLA 


18.13.it  (hall  devour  theftrength  ofhisj^wz 
I9.z0.my  bone  cleaveth  to  my  skin 

I  am  efcaped  with  the  sl(in  of  my  teeth 
x6.and  though  after  my  ^wwormes 
30.30.my  skm  is  black  upon  me 
'   4i.7.canft  thou  fill  his  jjj-is  with  barbed  irons 
Pfal.  102.5-.my  bones  cleave  to  my  s\in 
Jer.ii.xi.can  the  Ethiopian  change  his  s\m 
Lam. z.q.my  flefh  and  my  sign  hath  he  itiade  old 
4. 8. their  sl(in  cleaveth  to  their  bones 
y.i  o.j^m  was  black  as  an  oven 
E^k-37'6' covcr  you  w'tn  skm* an^  Puc  breath  m 

8.  and  the  styn  covered  them  above 
Micab  2.1.  who  pluck  off  their  styn  from  off  them 

3«who  flay  their  styn  from  offthem 
Mar\  i.6.with  a  girdle  of  a  skin  about  his  loynes 

Ges.  3. 21  .coats  of  sfyns^nd  cloathed  them 
27. 1 6. (he  put  the  skins  of  the  kids  of  the  goats 

Exod.z. 5.13.  shirts  of  rams,  and  badger-j£i»*  bro. 

Lev .13. 59.or  any  thing  of  skins  to  pronounce 
1 6.27.  they  fliall  burn  in  the  fire  their  skins 

Numb. 3 1.20. that  is  made  of  skinsjand  all  work 

Heb.i  L37.wandr.abo.in  {heep-^i«5,&  goat-J^W 

Ffal.x9.6hi  maketh  them  all  to  sk'ip  like  a  calfc 


Pfal.  1  r  4.4.the  mountains  shipped  like  ram? 
6.ye  mountainSjthat  ye  shipped  like  rams 
<&Srtppet)ft. 
/«>'.48.27.fSlee  chou  fpakeft  of  him,thou  styppedft 

Ca»;.i;8.beholdjhe  cometh  skipping  upon  the  hils 

Dfat.i2.30.  a  man  {hall  not  difcover  his  fat.  styit 

i7.20.becaufe  he  uncovereth  his  fathers  skirt 
Ruth  j.^.fpread  therefore  thy  sfyrt  over  thine 

1  Sam.11. 17. he  laid  hold  upon  the  sfyrtat  his 

2  4.4.0.11  off  the  s^i't  of  Sauls  robe  privily 
5"  .becaufe  he  had  cut  off  Sauls  skirt 
1 1  .fee  the  $l(i'tt  of  thy  robe  in  mine  hand 

in  tbatl  cut  off  the  sfyrt of  thy  robe 
£?;e£.i  6.8.1  fpread  my  sfyrt  over  thee,  and  cover. 
Hdg.i.iz.if  one  bear  holy  flefh  in  the  skirt 

and  with  his  skirt  do  touch  bread 
Zeck8.23.take  hold  of  the  skirt  of  him  that  is  ajew 

£>Httt0. 
Pfal.ii^.x.vrent  down  to  the  shirts  of  his  garments 
Jet.  x.  3  4«in  thy  sfyrts-  is  found  the  bloud  of  irinoce. 
I3.22.greatneffe  afthine-iniquity  are  thy  shirts 
2<5«therefbre  will  I  difcover  thy  skirts 
Lam. i.y.her  filthinefle  is  in  her  skirts 
E^.f^.take  a  few^nd  binde  them  in  thy  shirts 
Nabum  jljxl  will  difcover  thy  skji'ts  upon  thy  face 

£»Wffl. 

Judg.^.^.  Abim.  head,  and  all  to  brake  his  s\uU 
a  Ift.9.3  S.found  no  more  of  her  then  the  sfcttl 
Az5tfk27.33.that  is  to  fay.  The  place  of  a  s\nll 
Mark.  1  y.22.being/interpreted,the  place  of  a  s\ull 
John  19.17.the  place,  called  the  rAace  of  a  sfytU 

Svlacb, 

Deaf.  7.ro.bewill  not  be,flac\  to  him  that  ha'teth 
Jofh.1%.1  how  long  are  ye  flack  ^  £° t0  poifcfle 
Prow. 10. 4. poor  that  dealcth  with  a.  flack  hand 
Zcpb.3.16.  let  not  thy  hand  be  flack 
x  Pet.i.g.the  Lord  is  not  fl.uk concerning. bis  pro. 

5>lacfe« 

Deai-23.21.vow  a  vow-  thou  (halt  not  flack  t0  Pay 
Jojh. 16.6  flack  not  thy  hand  from  thy  fervants 

2  Kj.^.x^flack  not  thy  rid'ng  for  me 

Hd&.  ^.therefore  the  law  is  flacked         J.    ■ 

iiHacfcneffe. 
x  Per^.L.isnot  flack,  as  fome  men  count  flackn. 

Gen.a.xt.l  haveflaina man  to  my  wounding 
N«7«&.i4.i<5\therforehehath  jZai»  thtmJnthe  wi, 

22.33. furely  now  I  had  (lain  thee 
De«M.4.afterhe  had  (lain  Sihon  king  of  the 

2 1  b  ^nd  it  be  not  known  who  hath  flam 
Judg.g.x 8  .and  have  flaimh'is fons  upon  one  (tone 

1 5. 16.  with  the  jaw  of  an  afie  have  I  flam  a 

20.5. and  thought  tohave  flaittvae 
1  5aw.i8.7.Saul  hath  flam  his  thoufands,and  Da 

Chap.2i.11 


22.21.that  Saul  had  flam  the  Lords  priefts1 
2  Sa^.i.itf.I  have  flam  the  Lords  anointed 

ijiO  Jonathan,thpu  wail  flain  in  thine 
3.30. flew  Abner,  becaufe  he  had  (lain  their  br. 
4.1 1. wicked  m:n  have  fliin  a  righteous  perfon 
1 2.9.and  haft  (lain  hiffl  with  the  ("word      ■ 
i3.jo.Abfalom  hath  flain  all  the  kings  fons 

3  2.ha  ve  flain  all — for  Amnon  only  is  dead 
21.12.  the  Philiftines  had  (lain  SaulinGilboa 

i<,.I(hbi-benob —thought  to  have  flain  Dav. 

1  Kj.  1 . i9.and  he  hath  flain  oxen,and  fat  cattell 

Ver.  25. 
9.16.  and  flain  the  Canaanites  that  dweltin  the 
13. 26. lion  which  hath  torn  him,  and  (lain  him 
16.16.  Zimri  hath  alfo  flain  the  king 
i^.i.how  he  hadflainaW  the  prophets 
10.  child-  of  Ifrael  -  havens  thy  prophets 

Ver.  14. 

2  Ki*i4-$.hc  flew  the  ferv.which  had  flain  the-lcing 
2  Cbron.  2 1 . 1 3  .flain  thy  brethren  — tetter  then  thy 

22.i.band  of  men—  bad  flain  all  the  eldeft  ■ 

9. had  flain  him,they  buried  him 
23.2i.after  they  had  flain  Athaliah 
28.9.and  ye  have  flain  them  in  a  rage  . 
E(lb.$. ix.tbe  jewes  have  flain  socmen 
fob  1.1  y.have  flain  the  fervants  with  the  edge 

Ver.  1 7. 
Frov.7.i6.  many  flrong  men  have  been  flain 
ifai.i^.xO. becaufe  thou  haft  flain  thy  people 
Jer.lS.  xi.  let  their  young  men  be  flain 
33.f;bodies  whom  I  have  flain  in  mine 
4i.4.had  flam  Gedaliahjand  no  man  knew  it 
p.whom  he  hadjta/becaufe  of  Gedaliah 
1 6.after  that  he  had  fltin  Gedaliah 
iS.Immael  had  flam  Gedaliah 
Lam.x.  2o-.iliall  the  pieft  and  the  prophet  be. flain 
2 1 -thou  haft  flaintbem  in  the  day  of  thine 
3.43. thou  haft  fliin,tbou  haft  not  pitied 
ET^k.  1 6;  2 1. that  thou  haft  flain  my  children 
2  i.i^.fword  of  thd<great-'racn  that  are  flaift 
23. 39.  when  they  Had  flain  their  children 
26.U.her  daughters  -mallbe  (lain  by  the  fvrord 
Hofti:^.  I  have  flain  them  by  the  words  of  my 
Amos  4.  r  o.your  young  men  have  I  flrtin  with  the 
Ac~i+  x.  23.  by  wicked  hands  have  crucified  &  fa. 
\     7.  J2. they  have  flain  them  which  (hewed 
23. 1 4.cat  nothing,  till  we  have  flain  Paul 

Gen.  34. 27. fons  of  Jacob  came  upon  the  (lain 
£o>.i4.5/i.anddipinthe  bloud  of  the  flain 

x6.17.ye  (hall  be  flain  before  your  enemies 
N«»^.ii.22.fhaH  the  flocks  and  herds  be  (lain 

ip.i^.whofoever  toucbeth  one  that  Is  flain 
1 8.or  oneflaifi,or  one  dead,or  a  grave 

23.24.and  drink  the  bloud  of  the  flain 

2  j.  14. that,  was  /Z^JK3even  that  was  flain    " 

ly.vvomlnithac  was  flain  was  Cosbi 
t  1 8.  which  was  flain  in  the  day  of  the  plague 

3  i.8jhefide  the  reft  of  them  that  were  flain 

I9.whofoever  hath  touched  any  flam 
Deut.xi.\  .if  one  be  found  flain  in  the  land    ' 
2.  which  is  round  abouS  him  that  is  flam 
3. city  which  is  next  unco  the  flain  man 
•  iJ.eld.of  that  city  that  are  next  unto  the  flain 
28.3i.thine  oven  (hall  be  flain  before  thine 
3  2.42.and  that  with  the  bloud  of  the  fltin 
Jofli.  1  \.6.  deliver  them  all  flain  before  Ifrael 
1     i3.22.among  them  that  were  flam,  by  them. 
jWg.io^.husband  of  the  Woman  that  was  flain 
iS«»z.4»Ti.Hophni  and'Phinehas  -were flain 
i9.6.as  the  Lord  livethjhe  (hall  not  be  (lain 

i  1  .five  not  thy  life-to  mor.thou  (hahbefla. 
20.32-wherefore  (hall  he  be  flain 
3 1. 1. fell  down  flain  in  mount  Giiboa 
8.Philiftiries  came  to  ftriptliepiw 
2  &w#.  1. 1 9.  beau  tie  of  Ifrael  is  flain 

22. from  the  bloud:of  the  flain — the  bow  of 
18.7.I  frael  were  flain  before  the  ferv.  of  David 

1  Kj.ii. I-? . Joab  was  gone  to  bury  the  (lain 

2  ^-3-23-this  is  bloud,  the  kings  arc  furely  (lain 

n.2.from  among  the  kings  which  were  fliin 

hid  him  fo  that  he  was  not  flain 
8.within  the  ranges,  let  him  be  flain 
i^.into  the  kings  houfc  and  there  was  flain 
1  Cfowz.<;.2  2.forthere  fell  down  many  flain 
io.i.Ifrael  fell  down  flain  in  mount 


B.to  ftripthe  (lain,  chey  found  Saul 
1 1 . 1 1  .three  hundred  flain  by  him  at  one  time 
2  t"fo"fl».i3.t7.felldown/Ztfi»ofIf.  ?ooooo.chofen 

2  2.  it. from  among  the  kings  fons  that  werefla. 

23.i4.whofo  foHowethher,let  him  be  flain 
Eftb.7.4.1  and  my  people  to  be  (lain 

9. 11.  number  flam  in  Shuf.  was  brought  before 
Job  39. 30.where  the  (lain  a«,there  is  (he 
Ffal.6x.yyc  ihailbe flain  all  of  you 
•  88.f.like  the  flain  that  lie  in  the  grave 
8  9;  10.  broken  Rahab  in  pieces,as  one  that  is^. 
P/W.22.i3.flothfull  man  faith,I  (hall  be  flain 

24>ii.andthofe  that  are  ready  to  be  flain 
Ifai.io.^.and  they  (hall  fall  under  the  flain 
1 4. 1 9. and  as  the  raiment  of  thofe  that  are  flain 
xx.x.xhy  flain  men  are  not  flain  with  the  (word 
26. 2 1. and  (hall  no  more  coyer  bet  flain   - 
27-7.or  is  he  flain  according  to  the  (laughter 
3 4. 3. their  flain  alfo  (hall  be  caft  out 
66.1 6:.andthe  flain oixhe  Lord  (hallbe 
/<7.9.i.thatl  might  weep  for  the  flain  of  my  peo. 
14.  r  8.  if  I  go  into  the  field  jthen  bcho\dthe  fk.i 
if  .33.  flain  of  the  Lord  (hall  be  at  that  day 
4i.9.1{hmael  filled  it  with  them  that  were  flain 
JM-thus  the  flain  (hall  fall  in  the  land 
47  .all  her  flain  (hall  fall  in  midft  of  her 
49.caufed  the  flain  of  Ifrael  to  fall 

fo  at  Bab.  (hall  fall  the  (lain  of  all  \ 
Lam.+y.flain  with  the  fwofd,are  better  then  thefla. 
E?/>k.6.7.  the  (lam  (hall  fall  in  the  midft  of  you 
1 3  .when  their  flain  men  (hall  be  among 
9.7. defile  thehoufe,  Si  fill  the  courts  with  flain 
u.6.ye  have  multiplyed  your  flain 

ye  have  filled  the  ftreets  v/ith  the  flain 
7.your  flain — are  the  flefh,  and  this  city 
2 1 .1 4. the  fword  of  the  /?ji»,it  is  the  fjvord 
29. upon  the  necks  of  them  that  are  flam 
i8.8.(halt  die  the  deaths  of  them  that  are  flain 
30.4.when  the  flain  (hall  fall  in  Egypt 

1 1  .and  fill  the  land  with  the  (lain 
31.17.unto  them  that  be  flain  with  the  (word 
1 8  Jie  with  them  that  be  flain  with  the  fword 

3  x.  2o.fall  in  the  midft  of  them  that  are  flain 

xi  .are  gone  down  flain  by  the  fword 
xx^tll  of  them  flain  bythefword 
23.allof  themjZdi?z,failen  by  the  fword 
24. round  about  her  grave,  all  of  thtm  flain 
zy.fet  her  bed  in  the  midft  of 'the  flain 

all — uncircumcifed,  fliin  by  the  fword ,' 
:  he  is  put  in  the  midft  of  them  that  be  flair, 
26. all  of  them  uncircumcifed,  flain  by 
28. and  (hall  liewiththem  that  arefla'm     . 
29.1aid  by  them  that  were  (lain  by  the  fword 
jo.which  are  gone  down  with  the  (lain 

lie  uncircumcifed  with  them  that  be  (la- 
3  i.Phar.  and  all  his  armie  flain  by  the  fworc 
%x.(lain  with  the  fword,even  Pharaoh 
35,8.1  will  fill  his  mountains  by  his  (lain 

they  fall  that  are  flain  with  the  fworc 
37.9.  breathe  upon  thefe/fai«,that  they  may 
Dan.x.  13-that  the  wife  men  mould  be  (lain 

fought  Dan.  and  his  fellows  to  be  flab 
$.3o.Belmazzar  the  king  of  the  Caldeans/Zaw 
;?.H.I  beheld,even  till  the  beaft  was  flain 
11. 2^. and  many  (hall  fall  down  flain 
Nahtcm  3.3.  and  there  is  a  multitude  of  flain 
Zeph.x.izJLth\or>\ans,ye  (hal  be  (lain  by  my  fworc 
Luke  9.22.and  beflain,and  rife  the  third  day 
/4#.f  .3<f.who  was  flain,  and  as  many  as  obeyed 
7.42,have  ye  offered  to  me  flain  beafts 
13. 28.de(ired  Pilate  he  (houldbe  flain 
Eph.z.i6.hav'.ng  flain  the  Cnmitie  thereby 
He6.11.37.were  tempted,were/7a»z  with  the  fworc 
Kev.2.T3.Antipas,who  was  (lain  among  you 
5 .6\ftood  a  Lamb  as  it  had  been  (lain 
p.thou  waft  (lain,  and  haft  redeemed  us 
1 2,worthy  is  the  Lamb  that  was  flain 
■    '6  9.themthat  were  flain  for  the  word  of  God 
1f.-T3.iri  the  earthquake  were  flain  of  men 
13.8.  /7rtz'«  from  the  foundation  ofrhe  world 
1 8. 24.ofalI  that  wet6 flain  upon  the  earth 
1 9 . 2 1  the  remnant  were  (lain  with  the  fword 

Num.Ms.t6.by  bringing  up  a  (lander  upon  the  !an 
Pfal.ii.i  3. 1  have  heard  the  (lander  of  rrariy 
Prov  io.i8.hc  that  uttereth  aflander  is  a  fool 

&>lant!crct 


SLA 


SLA 


SLA 


SLA 


SLA 


S  LE 


jSrtanUereD. 

rm  lq  z7.he  hath  pandered  thy  fer.unto  my  lord 

ifrlanoereft. 

pf,  <0  ic.thou  flaaderelt  chine  own  mothers  fon 

£>lanOeKtb. 

1.5.  whofo — flandereth  his  neighbour,  him 

^lanOcrerg, 

tim.l  -i  i  -d>eir  wives  be  gaveinot  flanderert 

£>latrtJeroattp, 

Row  s  8  not  rather  as  we  be  flanderoufly  reported 

3>lanDersf. 
fcr.6  i8.revolters,walking  with  panders 
94.every  neighbour  will  walk  with  panders 

i  tow.  17.49.and  took  thence  a  ftone,  and  flang  it 

&latoe.  &iatoe0. 
for  1.14.  is  Ifracl— a  home-born  jZ«* 
Revfi  8. 1 3.chariots,and  flavespnd  fouls  of  men 

£>lattgl)ter. 
G£S.l4.i7.return  from  the  paughter  of  Ghedorla. 
/Jg.i5.8-hip  and  thigh  with  a  great  [laughter 
iSa«.i4.i4-firft  paughter  which  Jonathan  and  his 
10  .been  now  a  much  greater  {laughter 
17.57.as  David  returned  from  the  flaugbter 
j  8, 6 .when  David  was  returned  from  thefl' 
2  Satn.i.i  .was  returned  from  the  paughter  of 

1 7.9.fay,There  is  a  paughter  among  the  people 
i  Chr'oti.zi-  14-was  come  from  the  paughter  of  the 
£$7.9.5. fmoce  tneir  enemies  with  Jtangbier 
Pfal.^.zz.we  are  counted  as  fheep  to  the  paughter 
Prov. 7.1  i-after  her,  as  an  oxe  goeth  to  the  flaugh. 
tfal.  i'o.26.according  to  the  paughter  of  Midian 
1 4. 1 1  .prepare  paughter  for  his  children 
27.7.according  to  the  paughter  of  them 
3  4.  i.he  hath  delivered  them  to  the  paughter 
f  3.7-he  is  brought  as  a  lamb  to  the  paughter 
£<.i2.ye  mall  all  bow  down  to  the  paughter 
Jer.i.z  i.no  more  Tophet— but  the  valley  of  flau. 

Chap.19.tf. 
11.i9.like  a  lamb  that  is  brought  to  thePaugh. 
1 2  3.pull  them  out  like  fheep  for  the  paughter 

prepare  chem  for  the  day  of  paughter 
z  f  .^.dayes  of  your  paughter  are  accomplifhcd 
48. 1  f  .his  young  men  are  gone  to  the  paughter 
50.s7.let  them  go  down  to  the  paughter 
51.40.Ile  bring  them  down  like  lam  to  the  flau. 
£^£.9.2.  every  man  a  paughter-  weapon  in  his  ha. 
2  1. 10. it  is  fharpned  to  make  a  fore  paughter 
1 5-ah, — it  is  wrapt  up  for  the  paughter 
ai.to  open  the  mouth  in  the  (laughter 
18. for  the  (laughter  it  is  fourbifhcd 
26.15. when  the  (laughter  is  made  in  the  midft 
Hof.f.z.the  revoltersare  profound  to  make  (laugh. 
Obad.o.  mount  of  Efau  may  be  cut  offby  (laughter 
Zech.  1 1  4. feed  the  flock  of  the  (laughter 
7.I  will  feed  the  flock  of  paughter 
Acl.S-  3  z. was  led  as  a  fheep  to  the  paughter 

9.  i .Saul  yet  brea.out  — paughter  aga.the  difcip. 

Row.  8. 3  6.  we  are  counted  as  fheep  to  the  paughter 

He&.7.i.mec  Abrah.  returning  from  the  paughter 

Jam.  f .  5.nourifhed  your  hearts  as  in  a  day  of (lau. 

Great  Slaughter,  See  <2??eat°" 

Gffl.4.14.  every  one  that  findeth  me  (hall  pay  me 
10.4.  Lo.  wilt  thou  pay  alfo  a  righteous  nation 

1 1  .they  will  (lay  me  for  my  wives  fake 
17.41. then  will  I  pay  my  brother  Jacob. 
34.jo.together  agamft  me,and pay  me 
37.20. come  now, let  us  flay  him 

26.  what  profit  is  it,if  we  (lay  our  brother 
42.37.^  my  two  fons,ifI  bring himnot 
43-l6.bring  thefe  men  home,and  (lay 
Ewrf.4.23.1  will  (lay  thy  fon  ,even  thy  firft-born 
23.7.the  innocent  and  righteous /foy  thou  not 
29.16.thou  (halt  Jfoy  the  ram 
3  i.i  s.for  mifchief  did  he  bring  them  out  to  Pay 
17  -and pay  every  man  his  brother 
Lev. 1.6. he  mall  Pay  the  burnt-offering 

4-z^fay  the  fin-ofFe.  in  place  of  the  burnt-off. 

3  3. and  Pay  it  for  a  fin-offering  in  place 
I4.i3.he  mall  Pay  the  lamb  in  the  place 
20. 1 5.  and  ye  fhall  pay  the  beaft 
Numh.x^.and  one  fhall/Zay  her  before  his  face 
z^.^.payyt  every  one  his  men,thatwere 
3  J  •  % 9  Poy  the  murderer—he  fhall  pay  him 


2 1. revenger  of  bloud  (hall  flay  the  murderer 
D'eut.t 9.6 .and  overtake  bim>  and  pay  him 
fofli.  13.2  2.did  the  children  of  Ifrael  flay  with  the 
fudg.K.io.  had  faved  them  alive,  I  would  not  flay 
20.Jether  his  firft-born,  Up,and  fay  them 
9.54. pay  m'e,rhac  men  fay  not,A  woman  . 

1  Sam.  2.25  .becaufe  the  Lord  would  flay  them 
5.1 1. that  it  flay  us  not,and  our  people 
14.34.jZay  them  here,and  fin  rioc  againft  the  L. 
1  J.3.  (lay  both  man  &  woman,  infant  &fuckling 
19. 1 5.bring  him  in  the  bed,  that  I  may  pay  him 
io.8.in  me  iniquicie,  pay  me  thy  felf 
22.17.turn  and  Pay  the  priefts  of  the  Lord 

2  Sam.  i.9.ftand  upon  me,  arid  flay  me 
il$.i.5i.fwear  unto  me  to  day,that  he  wil  not  flay 

3.i6.her  the  living  child, &  in  no  wife  Pay  it 
27,in  no  v/lfe  flay  it,fhe  is  the  mother  of  it 
1 5.z8.did  Baafha  pay  him,  &  reigned  in  his  fte. 
i8.i2.cannot  finde  thee»he  fhaliy^y  me 
i4.behold,EIijah  is  here,and  he  mail  flay 
■   i9.i7.thatefcapethHazael,fhall  Jehu/Zay 

.  that  efcapeth  from  Jehu,  (hall  Elifha  Pay 
20.36.departed  from  me,  a  lion  fhall  flay  thee 
s  i^j.8.1 2.their  young  men  wilt  thou  pay 

10. 25. go  in  and  flay  them,  let  none  come  forth 
17.26. lions  among  chem,and  behold,they/'y 
zChron.zi.14.  flayhez  not  in  thehoufe.of  the  Lo. 

29«34.could  not  flay  ah  the  burnt-offerings 
Nebem.4.1 1. flay  them,and  caufe  the  work  to  ccaie 
fob  9.23-if  thefcourge  jZy  fuddenly,he  will 
13.15.  though  he  flay  me,  yet  will  I  craft 
io.itf.the  vipers  tongue  (hall  flay  him 
Pfal.  34.21.  evill  fhaliyZay  the  wicked 
59. 1 1.  flay  them  not,  left  my  people  forget 
94.1S.they  flay  the  widow,and  the  ftranger 
109.16. that  he  might  pay  the  broken  in  heart 
I39.i9.furely  thou  wilt  flay  the  wicked 
Prov.ii$ 2. turning  away  of  the  fimple  fhall  fay 
Ifai.n  .4.  with  the  breath  of  his  lips  fhall  he  flay 
14.30.I  will  kill  thy  root,  and  flay  thy  remnant 
27.i.fhall  flaythe  dragon  that  is  in  the  fea 
65.1 5-the  Lord  God  mall  flay  thee 
fer.q.6.a  lion  out  of  the  forreft  fhall  flay  them 
20.4.captive,and  fhall  (lay  them  with  the  fword 
29.2 1  .he  (hall  flay  them  before  your  eyes 
40.15.and  I  wil  flay  Ifhmael  fon  of  Nethaniah 
wherefore  fhould  he  flay  thee 
41. 8. pay  us  not:  for  we  have  treafures 
50. 27  flay  all  her  bullocks :  let  them  go  down 
£^£•9.6.  Pay  utterly  old  and  young 

23.47.  they  fhall  pay  their  fons  and  daughters 
26.8.he  fliall  pay  with  the  fword  thy  daughters 

1 1 .  he  fhall  flay  thy  people  by  che  fword 
44. 1 1  .they  fhall  flay  the  burnt-offering 
Hflf.2.3.1ike  »dry  land,and  pay  her  with  thirft 

9.i6.they  bring  forth,  yet  will  I  flay 
Amos  2.3-and  will  (loyal)  the  princes  thereof 
9.  i.and  I  will  (lay  the  laft  of  them  with  the  fivo. 
4.command  the  fword,andit  fhall  (lay  them 
Zfc&.n.5.whofe  polTeflburs  j7.iv  them,and  hold 
Luke  1 1.49.  fome  of  chem  they  fhall  flayyand 

1 9.t7.bring  hither,  and  flay  them  before  me 
ASi.i  1.7  .arife,  Peter  ,flay  and  eat 

To  &Igp. 
Gra.1825.to  flay  the  righteous  with  the  wicked 
22.io.ftretchedforth  his  hand  Co  /Zayhis  fon 
37.18.they  confpired  to  flay  him 
Exorf.2.i5.Phar.  heard  chi?,  he  fought  to  pay  Mo. 
5.21.  to  put  a  fword  in  their  hand  to  pay  us 
21.14.upon  his  neighbour,to^4y  him  with  guile 
De«i.9.28.brougbt  them  ouc,co  (lay  them  in  the 
27.25.curfed  that  taketh  reward  to  pay  an  in. 

1  Sdffz. 5. 10. the  ark  to y7.?vus,and  our  people 
19.5.  to  (lay  David  without  a  caufe 

1 1  .to  watch,  and  to  (l.ty  him  in  the  morning 
20.3  3. determined  of  lis  father  to  (lay  David 

2  S(?w.3.37.ir  was  not  of  the  king  to  (lay  Abnet 
2 1. 2. Saul  fought  to  fliy  them  in  his  zeal 

1 1(i.i7.iR.artthou  come  to  Pay  my  fon 
1 8. 9  into  the  hand  of  Ahab  to  (lay  me 
2  Cbon.zo. 23. utterly  to  piy  and    deftroy  them 
Nehem.6.io£or  they  will  come  to  (lay  thee 

yea, in  the  night  will  they  come  to  pay  thee 
Ejlh.2. it. to  (lay  all  the  power  that  would  aflault 
Pfal.37. 14.ro  [Ifyfuch  as  be  of  upright  converfat. 
32.watcheth  the  r;ghceoiiB,&  feeketh  to  flay 
pPPP 


Jer.i  5-j.che  fword  toJ/dy,the  dogs  to  tear 

i8.j3.knpweft  all  ^heir counfcil  aga.me  to/«y 

40.i4.hath  lent  Iihmael  to  flay  ihee 
£^e/(>.  1 3 . 1 9. for  pieces  of  bread,to  flay  the  fouls 

40.39.two  tableSjtojZay  thereon  che  burnt;orTr. 
Dan.z.  1 4.was  gone  forth  to  flay  the  wife  men 
HAi.t7,noc  fpare  concinually  to  flay  che  nacions 
John  5.  I6.perfecute  Jefus,and  fought  to  pay  him 
.4(J.5.33.and  cook  counfell  to  flay  them 

9.29.  but  they  went  about  to  flay  hia*.  . 
Rew.9. 1 5.  prepared  to  flay  the  third  part  of  men 
jgjlaper. 

Numb. 1  y.  1 1. cities  -that  the  flayer  may  flee  thither 
i4.judge  between  the  flayer, and  the  revenger 
2  5. congregation  fhall  deliver  the  flayer 
26.if  che  flayer  fhall  at  any  time  come 
27. kill  the  flayer,  he  fhall  not  be  guiltie 
28.after  the  death  of  the  high  prieft  the  flayer 

Df«f.4.42.chac  che  flayer  may  flee  thither 

1 9. 3. that  every, flayer  might  flee  thither,        ,A 
4.this  is  the  cafe  of  the  flayer  which  fhall  flee 
6.1eft  the  avenger  purfue  the  payer 

/o/^.2o.3.that  the  (layer  that  killeth  unawares 
5.they  fhall  not  deliver  the  flayer 
6.then  fhall  the  flayer  return,  and  come 
21.13.co  be  a  cicie  of  refuge  for  the  yZayq'. 
2i.Shechem-  co  be  a  city  of  refuge  for  the  fa; 
27  .Golan-a  city  of  refuge  for  the  flayer 
^2.Kedefh — a  city  of  refuge  for  the  flayer 
38.Ramoth — a  city  of  refuge  for  the  flayer 

E^.21 . 1 1  .to  give  it  into  the  hand  of  the  flayer 

Gra.4.ij'.  whofoevet  flaycth  Cain,vengeance 
Deist.  2  2. 26.againfr  his  neighbour,and  flayetb  ham 
fob  5. z. and  envlc  flayeth  che  filly  one 
E\el[.z  8.9.fay  before  him  that  flayetb  thee 

no  Cod  in  the  hand  of  him  tha'c  (layeth  thee 

/1F.8.24.  when  Ifrael  had  made  an  end  of flaying 
10.20.made  an  end  of  flaying  with  a  great  ilaug. 
fudg.^.tf. rendred  the  wicVedneflc— m flaying 
1Kj.17.10.mth  whoml  fojourn,by  (laying  herfon 
ifai.iz.ti.faying  oxen,  killing  fheep,  eating  flefh' 

57.5.  flaying  the  children  in  the  valleys 
£^-9.8.while  they  were  flaying  them,l  was  left 

&leep- 
Gen. 2.2i.a  deep  fleep  co  fail  upon  Adam 
i^.iz.adcepfleep  fell  upon  Abranj 
28.i6.Jacob  awaked  out  of  his  flrcp 
3  t.qo.my  fleep  departed  from  mine  eyes 
fudg.i  6.14.  he  awaked  out  ofhis  fleep 

20.he  awoke  out  of  his  fleep  and  faid 
1  &J«.26.i2.all  afleep,becaufeadeepj2if^ 
fob  4. 1 3, when  deep  fleep  falleth  on  men 

Chap.33.x5, 
r4.11.not  awake,nor  be  raifed  out  of  their  fleep 
Pfal.  13. 3.  lighten  mine  eyes,  left  I  fleep  the  fleep 
76. 5. che  ftout-hearted  have  llepc  their  fleep 

6. chariot  and  horfe  are  caft  into  a  deep  fleep 
7  $.6?. the  Lord  awaked  as  one  out  or  fleep 
9°-5-they  are  as  a  fleep:  in  the  morning 
1 27. 2. for  fo  hegiveth  his  beloved  fleep 
1 3  2.4.I  will  not  give  fleep  to  mine  eyes 
P'/"<w.3.i4.fhalt  lie  down,&  thy  fleep  fhalbe  fweec 
4.1 6.  their  fleep  is  taken  away,unlefle 
6.4.give  not  fleep  co  thine  eyes  nor 
9»whcn  wilt  thou  arife  out  of  thy  fleep 
■  lo.yet  a  little  fleep }  a  little  flumber 

Chap.  .24.33; 
i9-t5flochfulneiTe  Caftethinto  a  deepfleep 
20. 1 3. love  not  fleep,  left  thou  come  to  poverty 
Eccfef.^.iz.fleep  ofa  labouring  man  is  fweet 

8 . 1 6.neither  day  rior  niglu  feeth  peep 
Ifai.zq.to.  poured  upon  you  the  fpir.  of  deepfleep 
fer.  31. 26.  and  my  fleep  was  fweec  unco  me 
51.39.and  fleep  a  perpetual!  (leep 
57ifhall  fleep  a  perpetual!  (leep 
Dan.z. 1.  and  his  fleep  brake  from  him 

6.18  pafled  the  night  fafKng,his/Z?ej!>  went  from 
8.18.I  was  in  a  deep  Peep  on rny  face 
io^.then  was  I  in  a  deep  fleep  on  my  face 
Zech.f.x.as  a  man  that  is  wakened  out  ofhis  fleep 
Matth.i  .24-Jofeph  being  raifed  from  his  fleep 
Luke  9.3  2.were  with  him  were  hcavie  with  fleep 
fohn  1  t.t  i.I  go,thac  I  may  awake  him  out  of  fleep 
13-thoughc  he  had  fpok.  of  taking  reft  in  fleep 
ACl.t6.z7.keepet 


S  L  E 


S  LE 


SLE 


S  L  E 


SLE 


SLE 


Aft.  1 6. 27. keeper — awaking  out  of  fleep,  8c  feeing 

10. 9. Eutychus,being  fallen  into  a  deep  fleep 
Rom.  1 3 .  i  i.now  high  time  to  a  wake  out  of fleep 

&ttep. 
Gen.zS-i 1. Jacob  lay  down  in  that  place  to  (leep 
Exod.z  z .27.rai;for  his  skin:  wherein  fhall  he  fleep 
Detit.zq.i  2.be  poor,  thou  fhalt  not  fleep  with  his 
ij.that  he  rriay  fkep  in  his  own  raiment 
3i.i<;.behold,  thou  fhalt  fleep  with  thy  fathers 
Judg.  16.19.fhe  made  him  fleep  upon  her  knees 

1  Sam.$.  3-and  Samuel  was  laid  down  to  fleep 

2  Sam.7. 1 2.fhak  fleep  with  thy  fa.I  will  let  up  thy 
1  ^8.1-21.  when  my  lo.  fhall  fleep  with  his  fathers 
Eflb.6. 1. on  that  night  could  not  the  king  fleep 
Job  7.2i.for  now  fhall  I  (leep  in  the  dull: 
Pfal.4-8-1  will  lay  me  down  in  peace,and  fleep 

13.3  .lighten  mine  eyes,  left  that  I  fleep 
1 2i.4.that  keepeth  Ifr.  fhall  nei.flum.  nor  fleep 
Prov- 4.1 6 -they  fleep  not,exceptthey  have  done 
6.9. how  long  wilt  thoufleep,0  fluggard 
10.  a  little  folding  of  the  hands  to  (leep 

Chap.  24.33. 
Ecdef.f.i  2.abun.  of  the  rich  wil  not  fuf.him  to  fie. 
Cant.^.zl  fleep,but  my  heart  waketh 
7/Zri.5.27.noneihall  flumber  nor  fleep,ne\ther 
Jer.%  1.39.&  fleep  a  perpetuall  fleep,  &  not  wake 

Verfe  57. 
£^.34.2^  the  wilderncfle,&/fe/nn  the  woods 
Dan.i  2. 2. many  that  fleep  in  the  duft  fhall  awake 
Matt.z6.4l.  fleep  on  now,  arid  take  your  reft 
M arli  4.27.fhouldJfe'j>  -&  the  feed  fhotild  fpfing 

I4.41.fkep  on  now,and  take  your  reft 
Lu\e  22. 46.  why  fleep  ye?  Rife,and  pray 
John  ii.i2.Lord,ifhe/fep,he  fhall  do  well 
1  Cor.  11.30.  for  this  caule — -many  fleep 

I5.2o.becomethe  firft-fruits  of  them  that  fleep 
<;  i.wc  fhall  not  all  fleep,  but  we  fhall 
t  Tbef.  4.1 4-whkh  fleep  in  7efus,will  God  bring 
j.tUet  us  not  fleep,  as  do  others 
7. for  they  that  fleep,  fleep  In  the  night 
io.that  whether  we  wake  or  fleep,  we 
Sleeper. 
Jonah  i.tf.what  meaneft  thou,G*  fleeper 

jgjleepeft. 
P/4/.44.2  3.awake,why  fleepefltbou,0  Lord 
Pn>z».6.22.when  thou  fleepeft,k  fhall  keep  thee 
Mark  14.37.  Simon,  fleepefi  thou  ?  Couldft  not 
£pfc.5.i4.awake  thou  that  fleeprfl}and  Chrift 

1  .  J$.x  8.l7.pe*adventure  he  flee  petb, and  muft  be 
Prov.  10. s\that  ^f/>«fe  in  harveft,is  a  fon  that  cau- 
Hff/!7.(?.their  baker  fleepeth  all  the  night 
Matth. 9. ^-4-the  maid  is  not  dead,but  fleepeth 
Afdrifcy.39.the  damfellis  not  dead,  but  fleepeth 
Lu\e  8.f  2.v/Cep  not,fhe  is  not  dead,  but  fleepeth 
/tffo.ii.ii.faich  unto  them,Our  friend  Lzx.fleepeth 
Sleeping. 

1  Sam.i6.7>  Saul  lay  fleeping  within  the  trench 
Ifai.16.10. fleeping,  lying  down,  loving  to  flumber 
Afdi'^  r  3. 3 6- left  coming  fuddenly,he  find  youflc. 

I4.37.he  cometh,and  findeth  them fleeping 
Lu\e  22.4 1,  he  found  them  fleeping  for  forro'w 
,4#.i  2;6.Peter  was  fleeping  between  2.  fouldiers 

Ephef-4. 1  parried  about — by  the  ./Zwg&f  of  men 

GfB.2.2i.fleep  to  fall  on  Adam,and  heflept 
4  r .  s/.he  flept,  and  dreamed  the  fecond  time 

2  Sam.i  1 .9. Uriah  flept  at  the  door  of  the  ki.  houfe 
1  JO.  3 .20vtobk  my  fon,whiIes  thy  handmaid  flept 

1 9.  <;  as  he  flept  in  ange  l  touched  him 
Job  3.1  3. for  now  mould  I  have  flept 
Pfil.2.<;.  I  laid  me  down,  and  flept 

76.  y  .they  have  flept  their  fleep 
Mat.  1 3. 2?.  while  mm  flept , the.  enemie  fowed  tares 

25"  .{.while  the  bridegroome  tarried,  they  flept 

27-  1 1  .many  bodies  of  the  faints  which  flept  aro. 

28.i3.ftole  him  away  .while  we  flept 
lCov.  x  <r.20.become  the  firft-fru.  of  them  that  flept 
;§>lept  with  his  fathers,  See  ^attyrsf. 

Gen.4~.->  ?.  Jn  ftead  of  Abel  whom  Cain  /&ro 
34-25'. upon  the  city  boldly,&y7ewal  the  males 

zfi.nnd  they  flewlJamor  and  Sheebem 
49.<?.for  in  their  anger  they  flew  a  man 
JE.tw/.2.T2.he  flew  the  Egyptian,and  hid  him 


13.1j.the  Loidfkw  all  the  hrft-bor.  in  Egypt 
Lev.S.  1 5 .he  flew  it,and  Mefes  took  the  bloud- 

Ver.  23. 
9;8.Aaton  flew  the  calfe  of  the  fin-offering 
iz.heflew  the  burnt-ofr"ering,and  Aarons  fo. 
1  f.flew  it,and  offered  it  for  fin 
i$.heflewa\[o  the  bullock  and  the  ram 
Numb. 31,7 .warred  agai.  Midian,  and  flew  all  the 
8.and  they  flew  the  king  of  Midian 

Baalam  alfo  they  flew  with  the  fvvord 
Jojb.S.n  .turned  again,  and  flew  the  men  of  Ai 
9.26.deliVered  them,  that  they  flew  them  not 
10.io.flew  them  with  a  gteat  /laughter 
■  11.  then  they  whom  the  children  of  Ifr.  flew 
z6.  )o(h.flew  them,  and  hanged   them  on  j» 
n.i7.their  kings  -he  fmote  thcm,&  flew  them 
Judg.1.4.  they  flew  of  them  in  Bezek  ioooo.  men 
j . they  )Zm>  the  Canaanites,  &  the  Perizzites 
io.they  flew  Shefhai,and  Ahiman,&  Talmai 
1 7.they  flew  the  Can  that  inhabited  Zcphath 
3-29.  they  flewof  Moab  ioooo.  men-all  lufty 
ji.Shamgar — flew  of  the  Philift.  600.  men 
7.z$.theyflew  Oreb  upon  the  rock  Oreb 

Zeeb  they  flew  at  the  winc-prefie  of  Zeeb 
8.  i7;tower  of  Pen.  and  flew  the  men  of  the  city 
18. manner  of  men  were  they  whom  ye  flew 

2  i.Gideon  arofe,&  fl-.w  Zebah  &  Zalmunna 
y.^.flew  his  brethren  the  fons  of  Jerubbaal 

24.  their  bloud  upon  Abim.  which  flew  them 
44.  ran  upon  all  the  people,  and  flew  them 
4^: flew  the  pe6ple,and  beat  down  the  city 
14.19.went  to  Askelori,  flew  30.  men  of  them 
1  <;.  1  y.jaw-bone—  took  it,  8c  flewa  thouf.men 
16.24.  into  our  hands  our  enemy— which  flew 
3o.dead  which  hefl'.wat  his  death  were  more 
then  they  which  he  flew  in  his  life 
20«45'.purfued  hard  after,  and  flew  2oco.men 
1  Sam.1.15 . 'flew  a  bull,  brought   the  child  to  Eli 
4.2.  they  flew  of  the  army  about  40oo.men 
11.11. flew  the  Ammo.Untill  the  heat  of  the  day 
1 4. 1 3. and  his  armour-bearer  flew  after  him 

3  2.oxert,and  cal  ves,  &  flew  them  on  the  gro. 
34.every  man  his  oxe^ndfllw  them  there 

T7.36.thy  fervant/Zra?  the  lion,and  the  bear 
18.27.  flew  of  the  Philiftines  two  hundred  men 
19. 5. put  his  life  in  his  hand,  and  flew  the  Phil. 

8. David— flew  thsm  with  a  great  flaughter 
22.i8-Doeg — flewthat  day  8j.perfons 
29.f.ofwhom  they  fang— -Saul  (lew  his  tbouf. 
30.2. taken  the  women  captives,they  flew  not 
3i.2.the  PhihR.flew  Jonathan,&  Ablnadab 
2S<J*».3«30.Joab  &  Abifhai  his  brother  flew  Abriei 
4.n.flew  them,and  cut  off  their  hands 
8. ? .David  flew  of  the  Syrians  2 2000. men 
io.i8.David  flew  the  men  of  70c.eharets  ' 
l4.7.forthe  life  of  his  btother  whomhe^W 
21.1.  itisfor  Saul— becaufe  he  flew  the  Gib. 
18.S1bbech.ai  the  HufhathiteyZcw  Saph 
1 9.  Elhanan  —flew  the  brother  of  Goliah 
23 .8.againft  Soo.whom  he  flew  at  one  time 
12. defended it,and  flewthe  Philiftines 
18. lift  up  his  fpear  agai.  300.  and  flew  them 
20. he  flew  two  lion-like  men  of  Moab 

flew  a  lion  in  the  midft  of  a  pit 
iiihe  flew  an  Egyptian,  a  goodly  man 

1  KJ.i.jnand  Adonijah  flew  fheep  and  oxen 

2.  y  .whom  he  flew,  and  fhed  the  bloud  of  War 

3  2.better  then  he,  and  flew  them  with  the  Cw. 
1 1.24.  gather,  men  unto  him-when  Dav.flew 
16.11  he  flew  all  the  houfe  of  Baafha 
18.13  .what  I  did  when'  Jezebel  flew  the  proph. 
40.ro  the  brook  Kifhon,  and  flew  them  there 
19.z1.flew  them,and  boiled  their  flefh 
ao. 20. and  they  flew  every  one  his  man 
21  .king  of  Ifrael—  flew  the  Syrians 
29.children  of  [fraelyZw  of  the  Syrians 

2  J(i-9-3Ihad  Zimri  peace,\vhoflew  his  mafier 

io. 7. took  the  kings  fon,and  flew  7o.perfons 
y.flewhim:  but  who  flew  all  thefe 
1  i.Jehu  flew  all  that  remained  of  the  houfe 
14.100k  them  alive,and  flew  them 
i7.(kw  all  that  remained  unto  Ahab 

li.i2.flew  Mattan  the  prieft  of  Baal 
20  they  flew  Athaliah  with  the  fwofd 

12.20.his  fcrvantsyfov  Jehoafh  in  the  houfe 

14.5.  he  flew  his  fcrv.  which  had  flan  the  king 


6.  children  of  the  murderers  hejkw  not 
7.  flewof  Edom  in  the  valley  of  fait,  ioooo.  ^ 
16.9. carried  peop. — captive  — and  flew  Reziri 
I7.25.L0.  fen:  lions — which  flew  fome  of  them 
2i.23.fervants — flew  the  king  in  his  own  houfe 
24.peopIe  of  the  land  flew  all  them  that  had 
23.20  he  flew  all  the  prielts  of  the  high  places     ' 
2J.7./2  wthe  fonsof  Zedekiah  before  his 
ai.fmote  them,and  flew  them  at  Riblah 

1  Cfow2.7.2i.whom  the  menofGathyZfw 

io.2.Philift.yZw  Jonath,1n,Abinad.Malchifhua  3 
x  1. 14.  delivered  hjndflew  the  Philiftines 

20.be  flew  them,&  had  a  name  among  the  3.  ] 

zz. he  flew  two  iion-like  men  of  Moab 

flew  a  lion  in  a  pit  in  a  fnowie  day  ji. 

13 .  he  flew  an  Egypt,  a  man  of  great  ftature ,  jl 
18.5 X>av\dflew  ofthe  Syrians  22000.  men 

iz.flcw  ofthe  Edomites  in  the  valley  offaJt 
i9-i8.Da./Zt»  ofthe  Syr.70oo.men,which  fou. 
20. 4.  Sibbecha i  the  Hufhathite flew  Sippai 

f.Elhanan— flew  Lahmi  the  brot.of  Goliah 

2  Chron.  1 3.i7.Abijah  flew  them  with  a  great  flau. 

2i.4_he  ftrengthened  himfelf,and  flewzW 
22.8.found  tils  princes  of  Judah— he  (lew  them 

1 1. from  Athaliah,fo  that  Che  flew  him  not 
23. 15. to  theentr.of  the  horf-gate,  they  flew  her 
17-and  flew  Mattan  the  prieft  before  the  alt. 
24.22.but/Zjn?  his  fon  :  when  he  died,  hefaid 
2  J. 3. he  fltw  his  fervants,that  had  killed 

4.  but  he  flew  not  their  children 
28.(S'.Pekah72ra>in  Judah  1  ioooo.  in  one  day 

7-Zichri  fltw  Maaffiah  the  kings  fon 
33.25.  people  — flew  all  them  that  confpired 
16.17.  whofliw  their  young  men  with  the  fwo 
Nehem,9.z6. flew  thy  prophefs,which  teftified 
Efth.9.6.in  Shufhan  — the  JewesjZl??v-^joo.men 
10. the  ten  Tons  of  Haman-/Z?w  they 
i$.]ewes~flew  3oo.men  at  Shufhan 
16.  flew  of  their  foes  7^000. 
P/^/.78.3i.wrath  of  God— flew  the  fatteft  of 
34  when  he  flew  them,then  they  fought  him 
105.29.theirwa.into  bloud,and/w  their  fifh 
13  f.  10. fmote  great  nations,  and  flew  great  ki. 
136.18.  and  (lew  famous  kings  :  forhisniercy 
/Ai.^^.j.killeth  an  oxe,  as  if  he  (lew  a  man 
Jertzo.i7.  becaufe  he  flew  me  riot  from  the  worn. 
39.6.kingofBabylon  flew  the  fonsofZedek. 
ki.ofBab./7^7vall  the  nobles  of  J  ud. 
41  3.Tfhmael  alfo  flew  all  thejewes 
7'Ifhmael — flew  thcm,and  caft  them  into 
8.fo  he  forbare,and  flew  them  not 
$z  1  o.flew  the  fons  of  Zedekiah  before  his 

he  flew  alfo  the  princes  of  Judah 

Lam.  i.4.arid  flew  all  that  were  pleafant  to  the  eye 

£^f£'9-7-arid  they  went  forth ,  and  flew  in  the  city 

23.io.fbns,and  flew  her  with  the  fword 

40.41  eight  tables, wherupon  they  flew  their  fa. 

42.inftruments  wherewith  they  flew 

T>(tn.x.%z.the  fire  flew  thofe  men  that  took  up  Sha. 

5\i9.wh6m  he  would,he  flew,and  whom 
Matth.  z. 16. Yierod  flew  all  the  children  that  were 
22.6.  remnant  took  his  ferv.  ~  and  flew  them 
23.35 .whom  ye  (lew  between  the  temple 
U'ke  13. 4.  whom  the  toWer  in  Siloe  fell,  and  flew 
^fi.f^o.whom  ye  flew,  and  hanged  on  a  tree 
10.39.whom  they  flew,and  hanged  on  a  tree 
R«w.7.  rr. fin-by  the  commandement  /Sf^me 
1  Job.j.'i  i.Cain  was  of  that  wicked  one,  and  flew  I 

5>feS»  hirti. 

Gf».4.8.Cain  rofe  up  agai.  his  brot.  and  flew  him 

38.7. Er  was  wicked-and  the  l.btdxflvrt him 

10.  wherefore  he  flew  him  alfo 

Judg.9.^4.  men  fay  not  of  me,  Awoman  fltwhim 

i2.«and/7<>»himatthe  paflages  of  Jordan 

1  Sam.i  7.3  <;.  caught  him  by  bis  beard,  &  flew  him 

yo.David- fmote  the  PhHiftine,and  (lewhim 
S  r  drew  it  out  of  the  flieath,and  flew  Hm 

2  Sam.  i.io-.fo  I  ftood  upon  him,and  flew  him 

4.7.on  his  bed  in  his  bed-chamber  -.  &  flew  him 

1  o.I  took  hold  of  bim,arid  flew  him 
I4.«?.bi!t  the  one  fmote  the  other,and/Z<w  him 
18. rf  tenybung'rnen-comp  about-&  /Ze»hirr 
2 1. 2 1. Jonathan  the  fon  of  Shimea-.-^tt'h'Tn 
2  ?.  2  i.arid  flew  him  with  his  own  fpear 
I  I(i.2-34.Benaiah  fell  upon  him,and  /Whirry 
13.24.1  liori  met  him  by  the-way,  and  flew  L>n 
20.  z6-  a  lior  : 


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,0  xd-  a lion  foundl  him>  *n&fl'JW  mm 
£j  10.9.I  confpired  aga.my  mader,and  flew  him 
ii.i9.fent  afcer  ninl  co  Lachilh,and/Z:R>  him_ 

1  yiiq.ffoote  him  before  the  peop.  and  flew  him 

1 4  fiiiote  Shallum  -\n  Sainaria,arid  flew  him 

30.  a  confpir.  againfl  Pefcah  — and  fl:w  him 

%.  j9.he  flewhim  at  Megiddo,when  he  had 

frj5r.j".3.Erwas  evil  in  fight  of  the  L.  &  he  (lew 

jo. 1 4.enquir.not  of  the  L.therforc  he  flew  him 

1 1  13. and  JIjw  him  with  his  own  fpear 

2  o^.fon  of  Shimea  Davids  brother  fi.w  him 
Cbt.'iz- 1 1  .from  Athaliah,fo  that  (heft.w  him  not 

24.2  j.^f»  him  on  his  bed,and  he  died  _ 
25.17.they  fent — after  him,  and  flew  him  there 
32.1T .  came  forth  of  his  own  bowels,  flew  him 

3  }'.24.his  fervants — /few  him  in  his  own  houfe 
fer.z6- 2 3-unto  Jehoiakin,who  /7<w  him  with 

Ai.%.(lew  him  whom  the  king  made  governour 
Mat.1i.39.cab  him  out  of  the  vineya.  &  /Zen?  him 
zitf.22.20.  kept  the  raiment  of  them  that  jkw him 

1  54  2i.9.Goliah,whom  thou  /Zewe/2  in  the  valley 

£>ttOC, 
De„(.32.3<.theirfoot  fhail  jKafein  duetime 
Pfal.z6.i-l  have  trufted  in  the  Lo.  I  (hall  not  (tide 
XI  ?i.law  in  his  heart,none  of  his  fteps  fhaiyft. 
^ItODen. 
ftr  3  < .why  then  is  this  people  flidden  back 

Uof. 4  itf.Ifrael /?ide>fcback,as  a  backfliding 

/c?.6. 1 4.they  have  healed  alfo— (lightly  faying 
8  11. they  have  healed  the  hun—flightly 
&lune. 

Ges.iL3.and /7;»e  had  they  for  morter 

14.10.the  va'e  of  Siddim  was  full  of/Kwe- pits 

Exod  2,3-ark  of  bulrufhes,and  daubed  it  withfl:me 

fudl.zo.xg.every  one  could  fling  ftones  at  a  hand 
iSam.zj  29". thine  enemies,them  fhall  he  Jfrsg  out 
fet.io.  1 8.1  will  fling  out  the  inhabitants 

£>hng. . 
1Sam.r7.40in  his  fcrip,&  hh  fling  was  in  his  hand 
5 o.prevailed  over  the  Philiftines  with  a  fling 
2<.i9.flingout,a^oi!tofthe  midleofa/fozg 
Pw.2<S.8.as  he  that  bindeth  a  (lone  in  a  fling 

g)I<ng-ftones. 

fob  ax. z& fling-fanes  are  tur.with  him  into  ftubble 
Z«fo.9.i5.fhall  devour,  &  fubdue  with  flmg-ftones 

j§>  lingers. 

z  1(2.3. 25.theJ7i»ge>\f  went  about  ir,and  fmote  it 

flitters. 

2  Cfow;.26.i  4.bowes,and  flings  to  call  ftones 

2  Sdm.1z.3f.  my  fteps,  fo  that  my  feet  did  not  flip 
fob  1 2. 5  .that  is  ready  to  /7<p  with  his  feet 

P/a/.  1 8/36. 
P/V.i7.5.hoId  up  my  goings— my  foot-fte  .flip  not 
Heb.2.i.left  at  any  time  we  fhould  let  them  /7Jf> 

flipper?. 
P/tf£.jy.tf.!et  their  way  be  dark  and  (Uppity 

73.i8.furely  thou  didll  fet  them  in  flippery 
7et\23.i2.their  way  (hall  be  unto  them  as  flippery 

ia>5tppct!;. 
OfHf.r9. 5. and  the  head  flipbetb  from  the  helve 
Pjal.3  8 . 1 6.when  my  foot  (lippeih,  they  magnifie 
94.1 8. when  I  (aid,  My  foot  flypethjhy  mercy 
5>Up0. 
lfai.17. 1  ©.therefore  malt  fet  it  with  ftrange^j 

&>Hpt. 
t  Sam.x9.x0.he  flipt  away  out  of  Sauls  prefence 
Pfal.jj.i.as  for  me3mv  fteps  had  wel-nigh  flipt 

,/«ig.i8.9.be  not  flolhfull  to  go  to  poflefle  the  la. 
Prow.1i.24.  but  the  flitbfull  fhall  be  under  tribute 
27-  {lothfull  man  rofteth  not  that  which 
1 5.19-way  of  the  (lothfull  man  is  an  hedge 
18.9.  flotbfull  in  his  work  is  brother  to  him 
19.24.  flbthfull  man  hideth  his  hand  in  his  bof. 
2  r  .2  5  .defire  of  the  flotbfull  killeth  him 
1z.13.xhc  flotbfull  man  faith ,There  is  a  lion 

Chap.  26.13. 
14-30.1  went  by  the  field  of  the  (lothfull 
16.14. upon  the  hinges,fo  the  flutbfull  on  his  bed 
.    1  5.  flotbfull  hideth  his  hand  in  his  bofome 
•Mdttfr.25.21S.  thou  wicked  and  flotbfull  ferv.  thou 


Rom.  1  z .  1 1  .not  flotbfull  in  bufinefl"e,fer  vent  i  n  fpir. 
He£.6.X2,that  ye  be  not  flotbfull joai  followers 

<g>loet)fttlneu"e. 
Prim.  19.15.  flotbfulneffc  cafteth  into  a  deep  fleep 
Ecclef.io. iSoby  much  flothfulnejfe  the  building 


£^.4.10.1  am  flow  of  fpeech,  &  of  a  flow  tongue 
Nebem.9.17.  thou  art  a  G.  flow  to  anger,  ofgreat 
Prow.  1 4. 29. that  isjW  to  wrath,  is  of  great  under. 
£«/{£  14.25.O  fools,andjZ<w  of  heart  to  beleeve 
rii.i.ii.Cretians  are  alway  liars,evil  beafts;/W- 
fam. i.i^.tvcry  man  flow  to  fpeak,/ZtfiPto  wrath 
j|)loS»  to  anger,  See  JltSgCr. 


/4#.i7.7.had  failed  flowly  many  dayes 

I/dJ.io.io.allthatmakeyfocM  and  ponds  for  fifh 

<§>UiggarD. 
Pw.6.6.go  to  the  ant,thou  fluggard ^,con(ider 
9.howlong  wilt  thou  fleep,0  fluggard 
io.i6.as  fmoak  to  the  eyes,fo  is  a  fluggard 
i3.4.foul  of  the/Z«?ga^de(ireth,and  hath 
20.4.the  fluggard  will  not  plow  by  reafon 
16. 1 6.  the  fluggard  is  wifer  in  his  own  conceit 
plumber, 
Py^Z.  11 1. 3. he  that  keep. th  thee  will  not  flumber 
4.  he  that  keepeth  Ifr.  fhall  neither  flumber 
1 3 1.4.I  will  not  g\ve  flumber  to  my  eye- lids 
Pnw.6. 4.give  not  -.(limber  to  thy  eye-lids 
io.yet  a  little  fleep,  a  little  flumber 

Chap.14.33. 
RoM'ii.S.God  hath  given  them  the  fpirit  of  flum. 

jfelumber, 
;/«j.5.i7.none  (hall  flumber  nor  fleep 

56.10.  fleeping,  lying  down,  loving  to  (lumber 
Nabum  3.i8.thy  ihepherds/Z<«»6e?-,0  k.of  Aflyria 

^IttmbjeD. 
A/<jf.i5.5.whilethe  bridegroom  tarried,they _/&#*. 

&>lxmxbiet\). 
2  Pef.i.3.and  their  damnation  flumbrcth  not 

3Dlttmb?lttgS. 
fob  33- 1 5  upon  men,in  flumbrings  upon  the  bed 

j|>mah\ 
Gen.3  o.  1 5  .is  it  afmall  matter  that  thdu  haft  taken 
Exod.v.gM  fhal  become  fmill  dud  in  all  the  land 
\6.\4.afmall  round  thing,as/»z«#  as  the  hoar. 

18.12.  but  every  fmall  matter  they  fhal!  judge 
i6.but  every  fmall  matter  they  judged  themf. 

30.36.thou  fhalt  beat  fome  of  it  very  fmall 
Lev.16.iz.  beaten  fmall,  &  bring  it  within  the  vail 
N«/»/u6.9.feelpeth  it  afmall  thing  unto  you 

13.  is  it  a  fmall  thing  that  thou  had  brought 

3 1.41.  Jair  went  and  took  the  fmall  towns 
Deut.g.  2i.  ground  it  very  fmall,  untill  it  wasas  fm. 

3  2.1. as  the  fmall  rain  upon  the  tender  herb 
2  Sam.7.19.  and  this  was  a  fmall  thing  in  thy  fight 

I7.i3.untill  there  be  not  one  fmall  ftone  lefc 

22.43.  then  did  1  heat  them  as/mall  as  the  duft 

1  iQ.z.zo.l  defire  one  fmall  petition  of  thee 

19. 1 2. and  after  the  fire,  a  ftill/»w//  voice 
il\/.i9.i6. therefore  their  inhab.were of //»«//  po. 

13.6  burnt  it— and  flarnpt  it  fmall  to  powder 

I5.ftampt  it  fmall  to  powder,and  burnt 

iCk.  1 7. 1 7. yet  this  was  a  fmill  thing  in  thine  eyes 

2  Cb/M4.i4.Syrians  came  minafmxll companie 

35,8.twothoufand,&6oo./w(tiZcattel,3oooxen 
9. five  thoufand/»«//  cattell,  500.  oxen 

fob  8  7.  though  thy  beginning  was  fmall 
1 5. 1 1  .are  the  confolations  of  God  fmall 
36.17.he  makeihfmall  the  drops  of  water 

P/a/.i8.42.then  did  I  beat  them  fmall  as  the  duft 
119. 14LI  am  fmall  and  defpifed:  yet  do  not 

Prov.  24. 1  o.of  ad  verfity,thy  ftrength  is  fmall 

Ifai.1.9.  except  the  Lord  had  left  us  a  very  fmall 
7.13.11  is  afmall  thing  for  you  to  wearie  men 
16.14.and  the  remnantfhal  be  fmall  and  feeble 
22. 24. all  veffels  of  fmall  quantity  from  the  vef. 
29.5.thy  ftrangers  fhall  be  like  fmall  duft 
37.27.therefore  their  inhab.  were  of  fmall  po. 
40.1 5. and  are  counted  as  the/«?<j//duft 
41.15  .(hall  threfh  the  mount.&  beat  them  [mall 

43.13.  thou  haft  not  brought  me  the  fmall  cat. 
54.7-for  a  fmall  moment  have  I  forfaken  thee 
go. 2 i-and  a  fmall  one  a  ftrong  nation 

fer.30.1 9  glorifie  them,  &  they  fhall  ribt  be  fmall 
44. 18. yet  a  fmall  number  that  efcape  the  fword 
pPPP  3 


49. 1  y.lojl  will  make  thee  fmall  among  the  h 
£^.i6.2o.is  this  of  thy  whordomsa/^z/^njattcr 

3  4.i8.feemeth  it  afmall  thing  unto  you 
D<w. 1 1. 13. fhall  become  ftrong  with  a  fmall  peop; 
Amis  7.2. by  whom  fhal  Jacob  arife?foi  he  isfmaH 

Ver.5. 

8.5.making  the  ephah//»i#,and  fhekel  gredt 
Obad.z.l  have  made  thee  fmall  among  the  heatheri 
Zed7-4.10.who  hath  defpifed  the  day  of fmall  things 
Mar\  3. 9. that  a  fmall  fhip  fhould  wait  on  him 

8.7.and  they  had  a  few  fmall  fifties  ,and  he 
fohn  2.1  5-fcourge  of  fmall  cords,  he  drove    . 

6.9. five  barley  loaves,arid  two  fmall  fifties 
Ael.iz.ii  there  was  no  fmall  ftir  among  the  foul. 

15.1.  Paul  and  Barnabas  had  no  fmall  diflen. 

19.2  3. there  arofe  no  fmall  ftir  about  that  way  ' 
24.brought  no  fmall  gain  unto  the  crafef-men 

27.10.and  no  fmall  temped  lay  on  us 
I  Cot. \.i.f mall  thing  that  I  fhould  be  judged  of 
fam,3. 4  turned  about  with  a  very  fmall  helm 
^)mall  and  great,  See  <J5jpat. 
^malleft. 
1  Sam.9.zi.a  Benjamite,of  thefmalkfl  ofthetri. 
1  Cor.6.2.are  ye  unworthy  to  judge  the  fmall  efl 

S>mart. 
P/OT.ii.i  5.  furety  for  a  ftrariger,ftwll  fmaHfot  it 

Ge».i7.i7.Ifaac  fmelled  thefmell  of  his  raiment 

lee  thefmell  of  my  fon  is  as  thefmell 
Cant,  1. 1  i.my  fpikenard  fendeth  forth  ihz  fmell 
a. 13.  with  the  tender  grapes  give  agood  fmeU 
4.10. and  fme II  of  thy  ointment  then  all  fpices 

ii//»etfofthy  gar.  like  thefmell  of  Lebanon 
7.8.andthe/«2c#of  thy  nofe  like  apples 
I3.themandraks  giveafmcU,  and  at  our 
Ifai3.z4.in  ftead  of  fweet/5»f//,there  fliall  be 
Dan>3,z7.nnx  [mcll  of  fire    had  palled  on  them 
Ho[-iA.6.as  the  olive,  and  hkfmell  as  Lebanon 
P^/.4.i8.fentfrom  you,an  odour  of  a  fweet  fmell 

.    $mell. 
fwi.30.38.like unto that,to  fmll thereto  ' 
Lez7.16.31 .1  wil  not  fmell  the  favour  of  your  fweet 
Deut.i.  18.  which  ne.fee,nor  hearjior  eat,nor  fmell 
PfaLtf.X.aU  thy  garments./^// of myrrhe 
115 .6.nofes  have  they,but  they  fmell  not 
Amos  5.11. 1  will  not  fmell  in  your  folcmn  afTem. 

^)meftet).. 
Gen  8.1 1. the  Lotd  fmellcd  a  fweet  favour 
17.17. Ifaac  fmelled  the  fmell  of  his  raiment 

fob  39.15.  hefmelletb  the  battel!  afar  off 

j^meHing. 

Cant. <;.<;.&  my  fingers  with  fweet  fmell'wg  myrrhe 

1 3  .his  lips  dropping  fweet  fmelling  myrrhe 
iCor.n.i7.wholewerehear.where  were  thefmell} 
Ephef  f.t.a  fac.  to  God  for  a  fweet  fmelling  favour 

G«z.8.2t.nei:her  wil  \  finite  any  more  every  thing 
3  2.8-Efau  come  to  the  one  companie,&  finite  it 
1 1. left  he  will  come,and/#«e  me,and 
Exod. 3 ,20.ftretchfo>rth  mine  hand,and/#?«e  Epy^ 
8.2.I  will  fmite  all  the  borders  with  frogs 
lg.fmite  the  duft  of  the  land,that  it  may 
9. 1 5.I  may  fmite  thee  and  thy  people 
12.13.when  I  fmite  the  land  of  Egypt 

23. nor  fuffer  the  deftroyer  to  fmite  you 
17.6-thou  fhalt  fmite  the  rock,and  there 
1 1. 1 8. ftrivc  together ,and finite  another 
zotfmite  his  fervant — and  he  die,  he  fhall 
26. if  a  man  fmite  the  eye  of  his  flrvant 
Z7.Whe  fmite  out  his  fervants  tooth 
Nnmb.zz.6.1  fhall  prevaile,that  we  may  fmite 
24.17.fb.all  fmite  the  corners  of  Moab 
25.17.vexe  the  Midianites,  and  finite  them 
3  5. 1 6.  if  he  fmite  him  with  an  inftrument 
17. if  he/tfwfehim  with  throwing  a  ftone 
18  if  he  finite  him  with  an  hand-weapon 
2 1. or  inenmitie/w;'e  with  his  hand 
Deut.y.z  thou  (hahfmite  them.and  utterly 
13. 1 5.thou  fhalt  furely/>w«te  the  Inhabitants 
t9.11.fmhe  himmortally,thathe  die 
20. 1 3. thou  (hah fmite  all  the  males 
7. 3.1 1  Smite  thorow  the  joynts  of  them  that  rife 
fofh.7.3  let  two  or  3.thoufmen  go  and  fmite  Ai 
10. 4. help  me,that  we  may  fmite  Gibeon 
i9.andjmite  the  hindmod  of  them 

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ii.6.  them  did  Mof.  and  the  child,  of  Ifr.  {mite 
13. 12. thefe  did  Mofes/toe,and  call  them  out 
Jvllg.6. 16. thou  (halt  fmitc  the  Midianites 
20.  a  1.  they  began  to  fmite,  and  to  kill  as  at 
39.  Benjamin  began  to  fmite  and  kill  of 
a  1. 10.  go  and /toe  the  inhabitants  of  Jabefh 

1  Sam.i^-i  go,and  fmitc  Amalek^and  utterly 

19.10.Saul  fought  to  fmite  Da. even  to  the  wall 
20.33. Saul  caft  a  javelin  at  him  to  fmitc  him 
23.2.1hall  I  go  and  fmitc  thefe  Philiftines 

go  f mite  the  Phil,  and  fave  'Keilah 
26.8.into' thine  hand,now  therefore  let  me  fmite 
I  will  not  fmite  him  the   fecond  time 
io.the  Lord  (hall  fmite  him,  or  his  day 

2  Sam. 2. it. wherefore  fbould  I /toe  the  ground 

I3.28.when!  fay,Stoe  Amnon,then  kill  him 

1  j .  1 4.1eft  he  fmite  the  city  with  the  edge 

18.1 1. and  why  diddeft  thou  not  fmite  him  there 

1  1^20.3  y.in  the  word  of  the  Lord,Smite  me 

and  the  man  refuted  to  fmite  me 
37  fmite  me, and  the  man  fmote  him 

2  K/.3.i9.and  ye  (hall  fmite  every  fenced  city 
6.\%  fmite  this  people  with  blindneffe 

2i.fhall  \ fmite  them?  (hall  I /toe  them 
iz.thou  (hah  not  finite  them,  wouldft  thou/. 
9.7. thou  (halt  /toe  the  houfe  ofAhab 

27.  J  ehu  faid ,Smite  him  alfo  in  the  charet 

i3.17.fhak /toe  the  Aflyrians,  till  thou  haft 

i8.he  faid  unto  the  king,Stoe  upon  the  gro. 

19. now  thou  (halt  fmite  Syria  but  thrice 

1  Chron.  1 4. 1  •)  .C  od  is  before  thee  to  fmite  the  hoft 

Pfal.izx.6  the  fun  (hall  not  fmite  thee  by  day 

141. y. let  the  righteous  /toe  me,it  (hall  be  a 
Prov.i  9  zf.fmitea.  fcorner,  and  the  fimple will 
lpi.10.24.he  fhall/toe  thee  with  a  rod 
1  i.4.(hall  fmite  the  earth  with  the  rod 

if  .and  (hall  fmite  it  in  the  feven  ftreames 
49.10.  neither  (hall  the  heat  nor  fun  fmitt  thee 
y8.4.yefa(l — to  fmite  with  the  fift  of  wickedn. 
/er.i8.i8.come,&  let  us  (mite  him  with  the  tongue 
2i.7«he  (hall  fmite  them  with  'he  edge  of 
4  5. 1 1. when  hecometh,he  (hall  fmite  the  land 
46. 1 3. how  Nebu.lhould  come,and  fmite  the  la. 
49. 28. which  Nebuchadnezzar  (hall  fmite 
£^e£.y.2.take  a  third  part,and/toe  about  it 
6.xi.fmite  with  thine  hand,and  (lamp  with 
9.?. go  ye  after  him  thorow  the  city,and  fmite 
zi.iz.  fmite  therefore  upon  thy  thigh 
1 4  fon  of  man/mitc  thy  hands  together 
Amos  9.1  fmite  the  lintellofthe  door 
Micoh  y . 1  .they  (hall  /toe  the  judge  of  Ifrael 
Ndhum  2. 10. knees  fmite  together,much  pain 
Zech.io.  1 1  .and  (hall  fmite  the  waves  in  the  fea 
1 1 .6. of  his  king,  and  they  (hall  fmite  the  land 
1 3.7  fmite  the  fhepherd.  and  the  fheep (halbe 
Afa/.4.6.Ieft  1  come  Si  fmite  the  earth  with  a  curf 
AfaM.y.39.whofoever  (hall  /toe  thee  on  thy  right 

24.49.and  (hall  begin  to  fmite  his  fellow 
.I?/^.22.49.Lord,(hall  we/mile  with  the  fword 
Atl.z  3. 2. commanded  -to  fmite  him  on  the  mouth 

3.God  (hall  /i*j/e  thee,  thou  whited  wall 
1  Cor. 1 1. 20. ye  fuffer,ifa  man  fmite  you  on  the  » 
Kez>.i  1  .6. and  to  fmite  the  earth  with  all  plagues 
19. 1  j. that  with  it  he  fhould/toe  the  nations 
/  will  finite,  or  /  fhall  &mfte. 
Exed.-f.tj.l  villi  fmite  with  the  rod  that  is  in  my 
I2.12.I  will /toe  all  the  firft-born  in  the  land 
14. 12. 1  will /toe  them  with  the  peftilence 

1  Sam.Tj.qg.l  will/toethee,andtake  thy  head 

1  8 . 1 1 .1  will  fmite  David  even  to  the  wall 

2  Sam.ij.i.  flee, and  I  will  fmite  the  king  only 
Jer.zt.g.l  will  fmite  the  inhabitants  ofthis  city 
E^.2i.i7.T  will  fmite  mine  hands  together 

32.1  J.  when  I  fhall  fmite  all  them  thr":  dwell 
39.3.I  will  fmite  thy  bow  outofthy  left  hand 
Amos  3.iy.and  I  will  fmite  the  winter  houfe 
Zecb.i 2-4.in  that  day  — I  wil'  fmitt  every  horfe 
Matt.zG.i  1  •  it  is  written,  I  will  fmite  the  fhepherd 
Mar\  14.27. 
finite  joyned  with  the  Lord. 
Exod.iz.z  ;  .the  Lord  will  pafle  thorow  to  fmlte 
~Dent.z8.zz.the  Lord  (hall  fmite  thee  with  a  conr. 
27.the  Lord  (hall  fmite  thee  with  the  botch 
28  the  Lord  (hall  fmite  thee  with  madnefle 
3  ;.the  Lord  (hall  fmite  rhce  in  thekn^es 
i  Sam. y.24. then  (hall  the  Lord  go  out  to  fniite 


1  JO.14.1y.the  Lord  (hall  fmite  Ifradas  a  reed 

2  Cfez.21.14.  with  a  great  plague  will  the  Lo.fmite 
Ifai. 3.17. therfore  the  Lord  will  /toe  with  a  fcab 

1 9.2  2.the  Lord  (hill  fmite  Egypt,  he  fhall 
^w»j6.n.Lord  will/toe  the  great  houfe 
Zcch.f).^.  the  Lord  will  fmite  her  power  in  the  fca 
I2.4.faith  the  Lord,  [  will  fmite  every  horfe 
1 4, 1 2.wherevvith  the  Lord  will  fmite  the  peop. 
1 8. plague  v/herewith  the  Lord  mil  fmite  the 
Quitters, 
Ifai.50.6.1  gave  my  back  to  the  fmUersjmd  my . 

E  xod. z.i  3. v/herefo  re  fmiteft  thoij.thy  fellow 
John  1 8.23. but  if  well,  why  fmiteft  thou  me 

^jniteth. 
Ewi.21.12.he  that  fmiteth  a  man,fo  that  he  dye 

1  y.and  he  that  fmiteth  his  fa.  or  mother  (hall 
Deaf.2y.11  .deliv.^out  of  the  hand  of  him  that  fm. 

27.24.curfed  be  he  that  fmiteth  his  neighbour 
fojh.  1  y.i6.Caleb  faid»  He  thatfmiteth  Kiriath 

Judg.  1. 1 2. 
2  SVt;w.y.8.and  fmiteth  the  Jebiifites,he  fhall  be 

1  Chron.  i\.6. 
Job  26.12.by  his  understanding  he  fmiteth  thorow 
lfa'1.9. 1 3.pco.turneth  not  to  him  that  fmiteth  them 
Lam.3.30.  he  giveth  his  cheek  to  him  that  fmiteth 
E?gk.-7-9.ye  fhall  know,  I  am  the  Lord  that  fmit. 
Luke  6. zy. that  fmiteth  thee  on  the  one  cheek 
£>mtth. 

1  Sam.  1 3 . i9.there  was  no  fmith  found  in  al  Ifrael 
ifai.^.iz.ihefmith  with  the  tongs  both  worketh 

54. 1 6.1  have  created  the /to/;  that  bloweth 
.4ff.19.24.Demetrh.1s  a  diver-faith,  which  made 

2  TiM.4.14.  Alexander  the  Qopper-fmith  did  me 
3>mith0. 

2  K;.24.i4.carried  away  all  crafts-men  Scfmiths 

1  ^.craftsmen  and  fmiths  a  thoufand 

Jtr.zo,.  1  .with  the  carpenters  and  fmiths  from  Jer. 

29.2.the  capenters,  and  fmiths  were  departed 

gtrntttng. 

Exod.z.uhe  fpied  an  Egyptian  fmiting  an  Hebr. 

2  SdOT.8. 13.  from  fmiting  the  Syrians  in  the  valley 

1  J0-2o.37.'.mote  him,  fo  that  mjmi..  him  he  woun. 

2  *(/•  ?.i4.but  they  went  forward  fmiting  the  Mo. 
Micah  6. 1 3. therefore  will  I  make  thee  fick  in/to 

&mttt  n. 
5*0^.7. 25. after  the  Lord  had/tofeathe  river 
9.3 1. and  the  flax,and  barley  was  fmitten 
3  2  -but  the  wheat  and  rye  were  not  fmitten 
\   22  2.if  a  thiefe  be  found,and  fmitten  that  he  die 
Numb.i^  42go  not  up,that  ye  be  not  fmitten 
22.28.have  Idone.thatthou  haft  fmitten  me 

3  2.  wherefore  haft  thou  fmitten  thins  afle 
33.4.firft-bornjwhich  the  Loxdhad fmitten 
Dent.  1.4 2. neither  fight,Ie(t  you  hefmitten 
28. 7.caufe  thine  enemies  to  hefmitten 
2? . caufe thee  to  hefmitten  before  thine  ene. 
Judg.i .  8.had  fmitten  it,  and  fet  the  city  on  fire 
20.32.  Ben.  faid,  They  are  fmitten  down  before 
36Benjamin  fawthat  they  were  fmitten 
39.furely  they  axe  fmitten  down  before  us 

1  Sam.  4.  2.  ifrael  was  fmitten  before  the  PhiJift. 
3.  wherefore  hath  the  Lord  fmit.  us  to  day 
io.Philiftines  fought*  and  Tfrael  was  fmitten 

y.  12. men  that  died  not,  were  fmitten  with  Emr. 
6  I9-Iamented,becaufethe  Lord  had  fmitten 
7.10  difcomfited  them,and  they  were  fmitten 
i3.4.that  Saul  had  fmitten  a  gar.  of  the  Phil. 
7,o,\ .and  fmitten  Zlklag,  and  burn*  it  with  fire 

2  Sam. 2..  ?  t  had  fmitten  of  Ben. and  of  Abners  men 
8.9-David  had  fmittcnall  the  hoft  ofHadadez. 

10  fought  againft  Hadadezer,  and  fmitt.  him 
1  o.  1  y .when  the  S  yrians  faw  that  they  were  fmi. 

I9.faw  that  they  were  fmitten,  made  peace 
1 1.1  %. that  he  may  hefmitten,  and  die 

1  JO.8-33.when  t^y  people—  be  fmitten  down 
1 1. 1  f  .after  he'had  fmitten  every  male 

2  IQ.z.  1 4.when  he  had  fmitten  the  waters 
323-fureIv  fla;n,  and  have  fmitfn  one  another 
13.19.thou  fhouldeft  have  fmitten  five  or  fix  ti 

then  hadft  thou  fmitten  Syria  till  thou 

14. 10. haft  indeed  {mitten  Edom,and  thine  heart 

I  Chro.  i8.9.heard  how  Da. had  fmitten  all  the  hoft 

1  o.becaufe  he  had  fought  aga.Hadad.  &  fmit. 

zChr.zo.zz.viete  come  aga.]udah,&  they  v/eiefm. 

2y.11?.  why  fhouldeft  thou  hefmitten 


1 9.thou  CayeftjLojthou  ru  it  jmittm  tlie  Edo. 
26.20.:o  go  out,becaufe  the  Lord  had  fmitten 
28.1 7.again  the  Edomitcs  had  come  andfnitten  ') 
fob  KJ.io.they  have  finutcn  me  upon  the  check 
Pfal.3.7.fox  thou  haft  fmitten  all  mine  enemies 
69.2.6 .they  perfecute  him  whom  thouhaft/to  'i 
1 02.4  .my  heart  k  fmitten, and  withered  like  gr*.  !l 
i43.3.hehath/ki»e«  my  life  down  to  the  grou.  jj 

''/^5.2y.hath/toft:Hthem,and  the  hils  did  trern!  i 
24. 1  i.the  gate  is  fmitten  with  deftrudion 
27.7.harh  hefmitten  them,  as  he  fmot.  thofe 
53.4.  yet  we  did  efteeme  him  fmitten  of  G  od 

Jtr.z,  30.10  vain  have  I  fmitten  your  children 
I4-I9-Vvhy  haft  thou  fmitten  us3and  there 
37.10.tb.ough  ye  had  fmitten  the  whole  army 

£^.22.13.1  ha.ve.f mitten  my  hand  atthyd  fgain  I 
33.21.came  unto  me,  faying,The  city  isfmitiM  | 
40-i.in  the  1 4.  yeer  after  the  city  vias/mitten 

Hof.6.i.h^  hathfmitten,  and  he.  will  bind  us  up 
9.i6.Ephraimis/totoz,  theirrootis  dryed  upj 

Amos  4.9.I  have  fmitten  you,ytt  ye  have  not  returlf 

Aft.zs. 3. com. me  to  hefmitten  contrarie  to  the  ia.  1 

to.8.i2.and  the  j.part  of  the  fun  was  fmitten 

Gen.  1  <).z%.fmoa\  of  the  country  went  up  as  thefm.  1 
Exod.it).  1 8. mount  Sinai  was  altogether  on  a  fmo,  < 
fmoo\  afcended  as  the  fmoo.li  of  a  furnace  t 
Jofh.%.zo.fmoa^  of  the  city  afcended  up  to  heaven  (\ 

p  2i.faw  that  the  fnoal{o{ the  city  afcended 
Judg.zo.38.  flame  with  fmoali  rife  up  out  of  the 

40.with  a  pillar  o£/moa^,the  Benjamites 
2  S&72,22.9.there  went  up  afmoa\  oucof  hisnortr. 
_,  PfaLi&.S.   J 

Job  41.20.  outofhis  noftrils  goethfrnoal^ 
Pfal.17.zo.the  wicked  fhall confume  into  fmoa\ 
68.2.as  fmoali  is  driven  away,(b  drive  them 
i02.3.for  my  dayesare  confumed  like///%z£ 
119.83. 1  am  become  like  a  bottle  in  the  fmoah  I 
Prov.io.z6.asfmoal(  to  the  eyes,fois  a  fluggard 
Cam.i.6.that  cometh  like  pillars offmoa^  perfurn.  * 
^jfli.4.y.uponher  aflemblies  afmoal(  by  day 
6.4.  and  the  houfe  was  rilled  mthfmoa^ 
9.18.  fhall  mount  up  like  the  lifting  up  offmoal^ 
14.31.  there  fhall  come  from  the  north  a  fmoah 
34.1a.thefmo.l1  thereof  fhall  go  upfor  ev.r 
y  i.  6.the  heavens  fhall  van'fh  away  like  fmoah  , 
6y.y.thefe  are  a  fmoalf  in  my  nofe,  a  fire 
Ho/I  1 3. 3. they  fhall  be  as  the  fmoa^  out  of  the  cbj. 
Joel  2.3o.bIood,fire,and  pillarsjpf/«o^ 
Nahum  2.1 3. 1  will  burn  her  charets  in  the  fmoah 
^5.2.i9.blood,fire,and  vapour  o(fmoa\ 
Rev$A3-ndfmoa\o\~the  incenfe afcended  up 
9.2. there  arofe  &fmoa\  — as  thefmoa\  ofa  gre. 
3. there  came  out  of  the  fmoah^  locufts 
i7.out  of  their  mouths  iffued  fire,and  fmoah 
i8.third  part  of  men  killed  by  fire,and  fmoa\ 
1 4.1 1.  fmoa\  of  their  torment  afcended  up  for 
1  y. 8. and  the  temple  was  filled  withfrnoal^ 
i8.9.1ament,when  they  fee  the  fmoa\ 

1 8. and  cryed  when  they  faw  the  fmoa\ 
ij^.and  her  fmoa\  role  up  for  ever 
is>moaSt. 
Dewf.29.20.the  anger  of  the  Lord  (hal\ftma\ 
Vfal.7 4. 1 -why  doth  thine  anger  fmoa\ 

104.3  2.hetoucheth  the  hils,  and  thevfmoa\ 
1 44.  y. touch  the  mountains,and  they  fhal  fmoai 

Gcn.if  .17 ■behold^fmoak.ing  furnace,and  a  burni 
£.rod.io.i8.allthe  people  faw  the  moMntfmoahin 
Ifai.7.4.  f°r  ^e  two  tails  of  thefe  fmo.  fire-brand 

42.3-the  fmoahing  flax  fhall  he  not  quench 
Mattij.iz.zo.fmoaking  flax  fhall  he  not  quench 

45mootk 
Gen.zl.  11.I  am  a  fmooth  man  I 

ifi.put  the  skins  upon  the  fmoothoi  his  nee 
I  S<W2.i7.4o.chofe  him  five/ 'month  ftones 
Ifai.30.10.  fpeake  unto usfmooth  things 

y7  6.  among  the  fmootb  ftones  of  the  ftream 
Luh  3-y.rough  wayes  fhall  be  made  fmootb 

PMyr.2i-word<.  of  his  mouth  werefmoothcr 
Prov.us.itid  her  mouth  is  fmoother  then  oil 

^moofhett). 
lfai.4x.7him  that  fmootbeth  with  the  hammer 

i&mote.  jj 

Gen.i4.l>theyfmte  the Rephaims in  Afhtaroth  | 

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•   7.  and  fmote  all  the  countrey  of  the  Amalek. 

j  5.  Abrarn/wore  tb:m,  and  purfiu  d  them 
joji.they  [mote  the  men— 'With  biindnefle 
7.6.  J5»'who-/i»Jft  Mid'an  in  the  field  of  Moab 
'  '  1  Chro.  1.  46. 

ilxod.7.20.  lifc  UP  c^e  r01^  andfinote  the  waters 
i. 17.  fmote  tne  ''"^  °f  the  earth,  &  it  bee.  lice 
2,j .  haile/flwft  thoiowout  all  the  land  of  Eg. 
and  the  haile  fmote  every  herbe  of  the 
11,17.  [mote  the  Eyptians,  and  delivered  our 
19.  the  Lord  /»wie  all  the  firft-borne  in  the 
tfiifflb.l- 1 3-  day  that  I //»»?£  all  the  firft-borne 

Chap.  8.  17. 
11.33.  Lord  fmote  the  people  with  a  very  great 
14.45.  the  Araalekites  came  down, — &  fmote 
20. 11.  fmote  the  rock  twice  :  and  the  water 
22.23.  Balaam  fmote  the  aile,  to  turne  her 
ajxraflit  Bal.foot — and  he/mote  her  againe 
27.  and  he  fmote  the  afle  with  a  ftafFe 
24.  io-  a»ger  was  kindled-.-and  he  fmote  his 
'     2  2.4.  countrey  the  Lord  Cmotc  is  a  land  for  cat. 
Drat.4.46.  whom  Mofes,  &  the  child.  oflLfinote 
25.1 8-met  rhee-and  fmote  the  hindmofl  of  thee 
29. 7.  came  out  againft  us— and  we  fmote  them 
fvih.7.').  the  men  of  A\  fmote  of  them  about  thirty 
and  fmote  them  in  the  going  down 
8.  21.  fmote  them,  fo  that  they  let  none  of  them 

24.  fmote  it  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
a.iB. fmote  them  not,  becaufe  the  princes  had 
10.  10.  fmote  them  to  Azekah,  and  unto  Mak. 

16.  afterw.Jo(hua/5»0W  them,and  flew  them 
28-  and  fmote  it  with  the  edge  of  the  fword 
io.  fmote  them  and  utterly  deftroyed  all 

Verfe?^  22,  3?,  37,  39.   1  Sam.  zz.  i9. 
4 1.  ]o(h.  fmote  them  from  Kadefh-Barnea 
Ii.  8.  (mote  thcm,and  chafed  them  unto  great 
fmote  them  till  they  left  none  remaining 

10.  tooke  Hazor,  and  fmote  the  king  thereof 

1 1 .  fmote  all  the  foules  that  were  therein 

12.  all  the  kings  of  them,  and  fmote  them 
1 4.  but  every  man  they  fmote  with  the  edge 

17.  all  their  kings  he  took  and  fmote  them 
12. 1.  thefe  are  the  kings-the  chil.  of  Ifr.  fmote 

7.  children  of  Kcz.  fmote  on  this  fide  Jordan 
13.21.  whom  Mofes  fmote  with  the  princes  of 
]  9.47  .Le(hem,and  took  it,  &  fmote  it  with  the 
20.5  becaufe  he /»*#<>  his  neighbour  unwitting. 
Jndg.  1.25.  fmote  the  city  with  the  edge  of  the 
3.13.  Amnion  ,  &  Amilek,  &  went  and  fmolt 
4. zi. and  fmote  the  naile  into  his  temples 
$.2$.  fmote  Sifera,  (he  fmote  ofFhishead 
7.13.  came  unto  a  tent,  and  fmote  it  that  it  fell 
8.11.  fmote  the  hofte,  for  the  hoft  was  fecure 
9.  43.  he  rofe  up  againft  them,  and  fmote  them 
11.  21.  Sihonandall  his  people-&they  fmote 

3 3.  he  fmote  them  from  Aroer,  even 
124.  men  of  Gilead./awfc  Ephraim,  becaufe 
if.  8.  he  fmote  them  hip  and  thigh  with 
18.17.  and  came  unto  Lachifh— /5»<tfe  them 
20.3  5. and  the  Lord  fmote  Benjamin  before  If. 
37.  fmote  all  the  city  with  the  edge  of  the 
48.  upon  the  children  of  Benjamin  ,  Si  fmote 
1  toz.4.8.  thefe  are  the  Gods  that  fmote  the  Egy. 
5. 6.  deftroyed  them,and  fmote  them  with  Em. 

9.  fmote  the  m?n  of  the  city  both  fmall  and 
6.9.  not  his  hand  that  fmote  us,  in  was  a  chance 
1 9  he  fmote  the  men  of  Bethftiemefh, becaufe 
even  he  fmote  of  the  people  fifty  thoufand 
7.1 1.  purfued  rhe  Philiftines,  and  fmote  them 
13.3.  Jonathan/Mrtc  the  garifon  of  the  Phili. 
1 4. 3 1.  fmote  the  Phili  nines  that  day  from 

48.  gathered  an  hoft,and //»»£?  the  Amalek. 

1  5.7.  Saul  fmote  the  Amalekitss  from  Havilah 

.  17.  49.  and  fmote  the  Philiftine  in  his  forehead 

50.  David  fmote  the  Philiitine,and  flew  him 

19.  10.  he  fmote  the  javelin  into  the  wall 

13.5.  brought  away  their  cattell,  &  fmote  them 

2J.38.  Lord  fmote  Nabal  that  he  died 

27.9.  David  fmote  the  land,  and  he  left  neither 

30.  17.  David  fmote  them  from  the  the  twilight 

2  Sam.  5.  20.  to  Baal-Perazim  ,  and  David  fmote 

25.  David — fmote  the  Philiftines  from  G  eba 

8.  1.  David/wore  the  Philiftines ,  andfubdued 

2.  and  he  fmote  Moab,  and  meafured  them 

3.Dav.  fmote  alfo  Hadadezer,the  fon  of  Re. 

1  o.  1 8.  fmote  Shobach  the  captaine  of  their  hoft 


11. 21.  who  fmote  Abimelechthe  fon  of  Jerube. 
14.6.  but  the  one  fmote  the  other,  and  flew  him 
7.  deliver  him  that  fmote  his  brother 

18.  1  y .  compafled  about,  and  fmote  Abfalom 
21.  17.  Abiinai-Tuccouredhitn,and/)<w/e  the 
23.10.  fmote  the  Philiftines  until  1  his  hand  was 

24.17.  angel  thatfmote  the  people,&  faid,Loe 
iJ^g.15.20. and/»ztf/eIjon)and  Dan,and  Abel. 

29.  when  he  reigned,  that  he  fmote  all  the 
20.2 1.  the  went  out,  and  fmote  the  horfesand 
22.24.  Zedek'mh-f mote  Micaiahon  thecheeke 

34.  fmote  the  king  of  Ifr.  between  the  joints 
2  K^g.2.8.  Elijah-/«Mfc  the  watcrs,ind  they  were 

14.  mantle  of  Elijah,*— -and /ware  the  waters 
3.24.  Israelites  rofe  up  and  fmote  the  Moabites 

25.  flingers  went  about  it ,  and  fmote  it 
6.18.  and  he  fmote  them  with  biindnefk,accor. 
8.  21.  rofe  by  night,  zndfmote  the  Edomites 
9.24.  ]ehu—^fmote  Jehoram  between  his  amies 
i0.25.and  they  fmote  them  with  the  edge  of  the 

32.Hazael  fmote  them  in  al  the  coafts  of  If. 

13. 18.  he  faid-Smite, — And  he  fmote  thrice 
1 5 . 5  .Lord  fmote  the  king,fo  that  he  was  a  leper 

14.  Menahem— fmote  Shallumthefon  of 
\6.  then  Menahem  fmote  Tiphfah 

opened  not  to  him,  therefore  he  fmote 
1$  $  .he  fmote  ihz  Philiftines  even  unto  Gaza 

19.  3  J.  angel  of  the  Lord  went  out ,  and  fmote 
25".2i.  and  the  king  of  Baby  Ion  fmote  them 

25".  Ifhmael— and  ten  men  with  him ,&  fmote 

1  Chro. 4.41.  dayesofHezekiah— and  fmote  their 
43-  and  they  fmote  the  reft  of  the  Amalekites 

x4- 11.  to  Baal-Petazim  ,  &  David  fmote  them 

i6.fmte  the  hoft  of  the  Philiftines  from  Gi. 

1.8.1.  David  fmote  the  Philiftines,  andfubdued 

2.  fmote  Moab,  and-the  Moabites  became 

3.  David  fmote  Hadarezer  king  of  Zobah 
20.1.  }oah fmote  Kabbah,  and  deftroyed  it 
21.7.  God  was  difpleafed -.-therefore  he  fmote 

2  Cbro.13.if.  God  fmote  Jeroboam  and  all  Ifrael 
14. 12.  Lord  fmote  the  Ethiopians  before  Afa 

1 4.  and  they  f  note  all  the  cities  round  about 
1  J.  they  fmote  alfo  the  tents  of  cattell 

16.  4.  and  they  fmote,  Ijon,&  Dan,&  Abel-m. 

18.  23.  Zedekiah— fmote  Micaiah  upon  the 
33.  a  certaine  man -^fmote  the  king  of  Ifrael 

21.  9.  rofe  up  by  mght,and  fmote  the  Edomites 

22.  j.at  Ramoth-Gjlead  and  the  Syr. fmote  Jo. 
2jf.i  i.  Amaziah — fmote  the  children  of  Seir 

13.  fmote  three  thoufand  of  them ,  &  tooke 
Nehem.  13.  2%.  curfed  them  ,  &  fmote  certaine  of 
E/fc.9.5.  thus  the  Jewcs  fmote  all  their  enemies 
Job  1.1 9.  a  great  wind— and  fmote  the  foure  cor. 

2.  7.  Satan— fmote  job  with  fore  boi's 

Pfal.72.20.  fmote  the  rock  that  the  waters  gufhed 

31.  and  fmote  down  the  chofen  men  of  Ifrael 

J 1 .  and  fmite  all  the  firft-borne  in  E  gypt   • 

66.  he  fmote  his  enemies  in  the  hinder  parts 

105.3  i.he  fmote  their  vines  alfo  and  their  Gg-t. 

36.  he  fmote  alfo  all  the  firft-borne  in  the 
1 3  5.8.  v/ho  fmote  the  firft-borne  of  Egypt 

10.  who  fmote  great  nations:and  flew  mighty 
13*.  lo.tohimthat/tfzutt  Egypt  in  their 
17.  to  him  which  fmote  great  kings 
Cant.  5. 7.the  watch-men — found  me, they  fmote  me 
I/a.io.20.fhall no  more-ftay  upon  him  that  fmote 

1 4.6.  he  who  fmote  the  people — is  perfecuted 
29.  rejoyce — the  rod  of  him  thac  fmote  thee 

31.3 1.  Aflyrian  be  beaten  down  ,  which  fmote 
37.  36.  angel---fmotc  in  the — 1 85000.  perfons 

41 .7.  he  that  fmootheth — him  that  fmote  the 
60.  10.  in  my  wrath  I  fmote  thee,but  in  my  fav. 

Jet\2o.z.t\\zn  Pafhur  fmote  Jeremiah  the  prophet 
31. 19. after  that  I  wasinftru&ed.I  fmote  upon 
41.  2.  then  arofe  Ifhmael — Si  fmote  Gedaliah 
4<5.2.annie  of  Pharaoh-Necho-which  Nebu.f. 
47.1.  againft  the  Philift.  bef.  that  Phara.  fmote 
5  2.  27.  king  of  Babylon  fmote  them  and  put 
Dtf».2.34.ftone->--which  fmote  the  image  upon  his 
35.ftone  thatfmote  the  image  became  a  great 
?•  6.  and  his  knees  fmote  one  againft  another 
8-  7.  was  moved  with  choler — and  fmote  the 
Jonah  4.  7,  worme— and  it  fmote  the  gourd,that  it 
Hag.2. 1 7.  fmote  you  with  blafting,— yet  ye  turned 
Mat.z6.<y\.  fervant  of  the  high  priefts,&//aofe  off 
68.  prophefie  who  is  he  that  fmote  thee 


Marli  1  4.47 fmote  a  fee.  of  the  high  prieft,  and  cut 
Lul^e  iS.  13. but  fmote  upon  his  breaft,faying 

22.50.one  of  themfmote  a  fervant  of  the  high 
64. prophefie,  Who  it  is  that  fmote  thee 

23. 48. behold. — fmotetheit  breafts,  and  return. 
John  1 8.  i  o.  Simon  Peter  fmote  the  high  priefts  fer. 
/4rJ.7.24.aveng.himr^opprefli  and/more  the  Egy. 

j 2.7 .fmote  Peter  on  the  fide,  and  raifed  him  up 

gemote  him. 

Exod.zi.  1 9.then  fhall  he  chat  fmote  him  be  quit 

Numb.zi.zq.li'.fmote  him  with  the  edge  of  the  fwo. 

3J.fothey  fmoteh\m,and  all  his  people 

3  5.2i.he  that  fmote  him  fhall  furely  be  put 
Deut.z  33  we  fmote  him,his  fons,and  his  people 

3-3. we  fmote  him,untill  none  was  left 
Jofb.io.^^.cavne  up  to  help  Lac.&  Jolh.fmote  him 

1  Sam.  1 7.3  5.I  went  out  after  him,and  fmote  him 
24. 5. Davids  heart /«6ft  nim,  becaufe  he  cue  off 

2  Sam  1  1  y.and  he  fmote  him,that  he  died 
2.21-fmote  him  under  the  fifth  rib,and  the 
3  27 ■fmote  him  under  the  fifth  rib,that  he  died 
4.6.Jmole  him  under  the  fifth  rib,and  efcaped 

-/.fmote  him,flew  him,and  beheaded  him 
6.7. God  fmote  him  there  for  his  errour 
20.10.fo  he  fmote  him— and  fhed  out  his  bowels 
24.  ic.  Dav.  heart  fmote  him  after  he  had  num. 

1  Kj.i  f. 27. Baattia  fmote  him  at  Gibbethon 
16.10. Zimri  went  in,  andfmne  him,and  killed 
20.37.man  fmote  him,fo  that  — he  wounded 

2  Yiin.iz.zi  his  iexsantfmote  him,  and  he  died 
15.10.  Sballumconfpi.  againft  him,  andfmott 

25 -fmote  him  in  Samaria  in  the  palace 
30.made  a  confpiracy  againft  ^e\ah, Si  fmote 
19.3  7.his  ionsfmote  hip  with  the  fword,  and 

//aj.37.38 

1  Cbron.  1 3. 1  o.  kindled  againft  Uzzah,  Sihefmoti 

2  Cbroa.zi.i2  fmote  him  in  his  bow.with  an  incura. 
28. 5. hand  of  the  king  of  Syr.  &  they  fmote  him 

alfo  into  the  hand  of  If.  who  fmote  him 
23.unto  the  gods  of  Damaf.  which  fmote  him 
Ifai.27.7.  as  he  fmote  thofe  that/^w/ehim 

57- 1 7. for  the  iniqui.of  his  covetou.  I  fmote  him 
Jtf.7  7. 1 ; .  prin.were  wroth  with  him,and fmote  him 
Mattb.  z  6. 67. others  fmote  him  with  the  palm.es 

27.30  took  the  reed,  and  fmote  him  on  the  head 
Mat\  15. 19.  they  fmote  him  on  the  head  with  a  reed 
Lu\e  22.^3  .men  that  held  Jefus — fmote  him 
John  19. 3. and  they  fmote  him  with  their  hands 
Acl.iz.22 .immediately  the  ang.of  the  L.fmote  him 

Exad.i/ ,<;.t:od  wherewith  thou  fmotefl  the  river 

Rev.  1 . 1 1 .  unto  the  fe ven  chu  rches — unto  Smyrna 

2.8. unto  the  angel  of  the  church  in  Smyrna 

&ttafl. 

Lcv.11.20.the  lizard,and  thcfnail,and  the  mole 

Pfal.  j8.8.as  afaail  which  melteth,Iet  every  one 

jgmare. 
£jroi.i 0.7. how  long  (hall  this  man  be  afnaceunto 
23.33-ifthouferve  thcr  gods,  it  will  be  zfnare 
34.12.  left  it  be  for  a  {hare  in  the  midft 
De«f.7.i6.nei.lervetheir  gods,forthat  wilbea/?z 
Judg.z.i.  and  their  gods  fhall  be  afnarc  unto  you 
8.27.which  thing  became  afnave  unto  Gideon 
1  SrtW.18.21.give  him  her,  that  fhe  may  beafnare 
28.9.  wherefore  then  layeft  thou  afnare  for  my 
Job  i8.8.caft  into  a  net,&  he  walketh  upon  afnare 

io.the/»««islaid  for  him  in  the  ground 
Pfa.69. 22.  lettheir  table  become  afnare  unto  them 
91. 3.  he  fhall  ddiver  thee  from  the  fnare  of  the 
106.36  ferved  their  idols,  which  were  afnare 
1 19. 1 1  o.the  wicked  have  laid  zfnare  for  me 
1 24.7.  efcaped  as  a  bird  out  of  the  fnare  . 

the  fnare  is  broken,  we  are  efcaped 
i40.y.tbe  proud  have  hid  zfnarefor  me 
1 4 1.-9-  keep  me  from  the  fnare  which  they  have 
'42.3  .in  the  way' — have  they  privily  h.a  fnare 
Vrov.7. 2  3  as  a  bird  hafteth  to  the  fnare.and  know. 
18.7.3  fools  lips  are  the  fnare  of  his  foul 
20.2  5,a/»<wtotheman  whodevoureth 
2*.i  5. learn  his  wayes,  and  get  zfnare  to  his  fo.! 
29.6.in  the  tranf.  of  an  evil  man  there  is  afnare 
S.fcornfull  m':n  bring  a  city  into  zfnare 
2  5  the  fear  of  man  bringeth  a  fnare 
Ec"cI-9.iz.as  the  birds  that  are  caught  in  the  fnori 
tfai.S-iq.for  zfnare  to  the  inhabit,  of  Jerufalerrf 

24. 1 7. feat 


SNA 


S  N  O 


S  N  U 


S  O 


s  o 


s  o 


24.17.  teare,and  the  pit,and  th^  fnare  are  upon 
18.  midft  of  the  pit,fhalbe  taken  in  the  fnare 

29.2  1.  and  lay  a  fnare  for  him  that  reproveth  - 
fer.+S-  43.  feare,and  the  pit,and  the  fnare  fhalbe 

'     44.  that  get  out  of  the  pit,(halbe  ta.  in  the/. 

yo.24. 1  have  laid  a  fnare  for  thee,and  thou 
L^.3.47.  feare,and  a  fnare  are  come  upon  us 
E^cli- 1 2. 1 3.net  wil  I  fpread-he  fhalbe  ta.in  my  f. 

Chap. 17.20 
Hfl/ly.ibecaufe  ye  have  been  %  fnare  on  Mizpah 

9.  8.  the  prophet  is  a  fnare  of  a  fowler 
Amos  3 .  y.  fall  in  a  fnare — -where  no  gin' is  for  him 
take  up  a  fnare — and  have  taken  nothing 
Lu\e  11.35".  as  z  fnare  (hall  it  come  on  all 
Rom.  1 1. 9. David  faith,Let  their  table  be  made  a/1 

1  f<w.7.3?.notthatI  maycaft  a  fnare  upon  you 

2  Tim.  3. 7. good  report; — left  he  fall  into  the  fnare 

6.  9.  they  that  will  be  rich,  fall  into— a  fnare 

2  Tim.z.z6.  t'ney  may  recover—out  of  the  fnare  of 

.  &siaret>. 

Veut.f.  2f .  nor  take  it-left  thou  be  fnared  therein 

12.  30.  take  heed — thatthouhe  not  fnared  by 
Pfal.9. 16.  wicked  is  fnared  in  the  work  of  his  own 
Prov.6.1.  thou  anfmred  with  the  words  of  thy 
1 1.  1 3.  fnared  by  the  tranfgreftion  of  his  lips 
■Ecclcf$.  1  i.  fo  are  the  fons  of  m:n  fnared  in  evi  Jl 
Jfa:  8.  15.  and  many-ihall  ftumblc-and  be  fnared 
28. 13.  that  they  might  fall  -and  be  fnared 
42.  a  2.  they  are  all  of  them  fnared  in  holes 
ifenareS. 
Jojh.i 3.13.  they  fhalbe  fnares  and  traps  unto  you 
2  5tfOT.22.<5.  the/s^es  of  death  prevented 

Pfali%.<$. 
Job  22.  10.  therefore/we*  are  round  about  thee 

40,24-  his  nofe  pierceth  thorow  fnares 
Pjd.i  1 .6.  upon: the  wicked  he  (hall  tame  fnares 
38.  1  i..-ifcia§Seke  after  my  life,  lay  fnares  for 
£4.5".  they  commune  of  laying  fnares  privily 
Prov.  1 3 . 1 4.  to  depart  from  the  fnares  of  death 

Chap.  14.  27. 
22.  y.  thornesand/tfw*  are  in  the  way  of  fro 
Ecckf.y.  26.  woman  whofe  heart  is  fnares  and  nets 
fer.ffig.  they  lay  waite  as  he  that  (etteth  fnares 
18.  21.  for  they  have  hid  [hares  for  my  feet 
jgmatelj. 
if  a.  9.  20.  Shall  fnatch  on  the  right  hand,  and  be 

jSmoittng. 
Jer.%.  1 6.fnorting  of  his  horfes  were  heard  from 

j§>notlt. 
Prov.  11.  2a.  as  a  jewel  of  gold  in  a  fwines  fnout 

Exod.  4.  6.  behold, his  hand  was  leprous  as  [now 
Nimb.ii, 10.  Miriam  became  leprous,  white  asf 
2  Sam.z3.z0.  flew  a  lion  in  a  pit  in  time  of '/wow 
2  J0»g.y.27.fromhis  pref.  a  leper  as  white  asfno. 
fob  6.  16.  and  wherein  fnovo  is  hid 

37.6.  he  faith  to  th-/»flw,f>e  thou  on  the  earth 

38.22.  haft  entrcd  into  the  treafures  of  the  fno 
Pfal%\.'j  wafh  me,and  I  fhalbe  whiter  then  fnovo 

68.  14.  it  was  white  as  fnovo  in  Salmon 

147.  16.  he  giveth/»»w  like  wooll 

148.  8.  fire  and  haile,fnorv  and  vapour 
Prov. 2  y.  1 3.  as  the  coldof fnow  in  the  time  of 

26*  1.  as  a  fnow  in  fummer,  fo  honour  is  not 

31.21.  fhe  is  not  afraid  of  the  fnow  for  her 
//d.i.tS.as  fcarlet,  they  fhalbe  as  white  as  fnovo 

yy.  10.  &  fnovo  from  heaven,  &  returncth  not 
Jet.  18.  14.  fnow  of Lebanon  which  cometh  from 
Lam. a,,  7.  her  Nazarites  were  purer  then  fnow 
Dan.7.9.  whofe  garment  was  white  as  J rnow ,  and 
Mat.  28.  3.  and  his  rayment  white  as  fnovo 
Mar. 9. 3.  became  fh'n:ng,exceeding  white  as  fnow 
Rev.i.  14.  his  haires  were  white  as  (novo,  his  eyes 

^ndHo-wnter ,  or  waters. 
Job  9.  30.  if  I  warn  my  felfe  in  ^ow-water,  and 

24. 1 9>drought  and  heat  confumethe/aflw-wat. 

1  Cbro.  11.  22.  flew  a  lion  in  a  pit  in  a  //joiwe  day 

5>nuffcrj. 
#»*.  1 4.  6.  they  fmt fed  up  the  wind  like  dragons 
ifcfa/.i.i3.  what  a  wearncfleit  is,  and  ye  have  fa. 

£>nuffc-rjffr;e0. 
Exod.z%A%.  fnuffe-dfhes thereof  (halbe  of  pure 

37.23.  he  made  fmtfe-d/jbes  of  pure  gold 
Nimb.4  9.fnufe-dijhes  ,  and  all  theoil-veffells 


&>nuffers. 
.Exfl0f.37.23.  (nuffcrs  &  fnuffe-difhes  of  pure  gold 

1  Kjng-7-  yo.the  bowls,8c  the  fnufcrs,  &  the  baf. 

2  I(_(?2^.i2.i3./«K^r^,ba{ins,trunipers,any  veflels 

2  y  .1 4.  the  pots,  &  the  (hovels,  &  the  fnuffers 

fer.  j2.  18. 
2  Cfcrfl-4.2  2.  the  fnuffers,  &  the  bafins,  &  the  fpo. 

Jer.z.za.  a  wilde  afle  that  fnuffeth  up  the  wind 

2  K^S-  17.4  had  fent  meffengers  to  So  king  of  Eg. 

Gen.i.  17.  fo  God  created  man  in  his  own  image 
3.  24.  fo  God  drove  out  the  man 
8. 1 1 .  fo  Noah  knew  that  the  waters  were  abat. 

1 1.  8/fl  the  Lord  fcattered  them  abroad 

12.  4../»  Abraham  departed  as  the  Lord  had 
19.fi 1  might  have  taken  her  to  me  to  wife 

iy.y./a  (hall  thy  feed  be 

zo.17.fi  Abra.  prayed  unto  God,&  God  heard 

22.  19.  fo  Abrah.  returned  to  his  young  men 

24. 4^.'/iJI  dranke,Sc  fhe  made  the  .camels  dri. 

ay.  22.  if  it  be/fl  ,  why  am  I  thus 

27. io. how  h  it  that  thou  haft  found  it  fo  quick* 

23.  as  his  brother  Elaus  hands,  fo  he  blefled 
30.33./?!  (hall  my  iighteoufnefTe  anfwer  for  me 

42.  fo  the  feebler  were  Labans,  the  ftronger 
31.z1.fohe  fled  with  all  that  he  had 

28-  thou  haft  done  fooliftily  in  fo  doing 

36.  that  thou  haft/9  hotly  purfued  after  me 
32.19.  and  fo  commanded  he  the  fecond,  &  the 

z  1  .fo  went  the  prefent  over  before  them 
3.3.16.  fo  Efau  returned  that  day  to  Seir 

3  %.  6.  fo  Jacob  came  to  Luz 

37.14.  fo  he  fent  him  out  of  the  vale  of  Hebron 
40.7.  wherefore  looke  yefo  fadly  to  day 
41.4.  fo  Pharaoh  awoke 

39.  there  is  none  fo  difheet  as  thou  art 
42.20.yfl  fhall  your  words  be  verified 
43-  6.  wherefore  dealt  yefo  evill  with  me 

1 1.  if  it  muft  be/fl  now,  doe  this 
44- <  •  ye  have  done  evill  in  fo  doing 
4*.  8./o  now  it  was  not  you  that  fent  me  hither 

24. fo  he  fent  his  brethren  away 
47«  20.  fo  the  land  became  Pharaohs 

28.  (0  the  whole  age  of  Jacob  was  an  1 47.  y. 
yo.3.  for/flare  fulfilled  the  da yes  of  thofe 

1 7.  fo  fhall  ye  fayuntojofeph,  Forgive 
Exod. 4.  26.  fo  he  let  him  goe :  then  lhe  faid 
5. 1  a. fo  the  people  were  fcattered  abroad 
6.  9.  Mofcs  fpake  fo  to  the  children  of  Ifrael 
10. 10.  Jet  the  Lord  be/fl  with  you,  as  lie  let 
16.30.  fo  the  people  refted  on  the  feventh  day 

34.  fo  Aaron  laid  it  up  before  the  teftimony 
18.  23.  and  God  command  thee  fo,  then  thou 
^<^■  9-  even/fl  (hall  ye  make  it 
a78.fhewed  in  the  mounr,/o  (hall  they  make  it 
28.7.  and/o  it  fhalbe  joyned  together 
33-16.  (0  fhall  we  be  feparated,  I  and  thy  peo. 
36.  13. /fl  it  became  one  tabernacle 
59.  4  3.  even  fo  had  they  done  it 
40.  3 3  ./fl  Mofes  finifhed  the  worke 
Levit.7.7.  as  the  fin-offering  is,  fo  is  the  trefpafte 
8.35  for  fo  I  am  commanded         Chap.to.  13. 

11.32.  untill  the  even  :  fo  it  fhalbe  cleanfed 
16  4-  waftihisflefhin  water,  &  fo  put  them  on 
24. 19./0  fhall  it  be  done  to  him        Verfe  20. 
27.12.  as  thou  valued  it,  fo  fhall  it  be 

14.  prieft  (hall  eftimate  it,  fo  (hall  it  ftand 
Numb. 1.  19. /«  he  numbred  themin  the  wildernes 
a.  1 7  .as  they  encampe,  fo  fhall  they  fet  forward 
4.16.  fo  fhallthey  ferve 

6.  2  i./o  he  muft  doe  after  the  law  of  his  fepar. 
8.  7.  and/o  make  thcmfelves  cleane 

13.33.  and  fo  were  we  in  their  fight 
iy.iy.  as  ye  are,  fo  fhall  the  ftrangerbe 

io  2. fo  thou  (halt  give  the  congregation  drink 

25.  8  .fo  the  plague  was  flayed 

3  2-28-  fo  concerning  them,  Mofes  commanded 

36.  3 .  fo  (hall  it  be  taken  from  the  lot  of  our 
4.  fo  (hall  their  inheritance  be  taken  away 
7./0  fhall  not  theinherir.  of  the  child. of  Ifr. 
T)eut.i.47,.fo\  fpake  unto  you,  and  you  would  not 
46.  fo  ye  abode  in  Kadefh  many  dayes 

7.  4./0  will  the  anger  of  the  Lord  be  kindled 
19. /fl  fhall  the  Lord  thy  God  doe  unto  all 


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8.  zo.fo  fhall  yeperifh,  becaule  ye  would  not 
1 7.  7,fo  thou  (halt  put  the  evill  away 

Chap.i9.i9.&  2I.2I.  &  22.21,22,24. 
ao.i8./o(houldye  fin  a  gain  ft  the  Lord 
a  1.  9.  fo  (halt  thou  put  away  the  guilt  of  inno. 
22.26.  and  flaycth  him,  even/o  is  this  matter 
24.  8.  as  I  have  comman.  fo  ye  fhall  obferve  to 

15.9.  fo  (hall  it  be  done  unto  that  man  that 
3  2. 1  z.fo  the  Lord  alone  did  lead  him 
33.2 y.  as  thy  dayes, /« fhall  thy  ftrengthbe 

4,y./«  Mofes  the  fervant  of  the  Lord  died 

1 4. 1 1.  even/fl  is  my  ftrength  now 
22.28.  it  (halbe  when  they  (nould/a  fay  to  us 
jFuclg.t .7 . Jb  God  hath  requited  me 

y .  3 1 .  /o  let  all  thine  enemies  perifh,  O  L  ord 
8.  1 8.  as  thou  art., /fl  were  they 

21.  for  as  the  man  is,/fl  is  his  ftrength 
11.  21.  fo  Ifrael  poflcfTed  all  the  land  of  the 

23.  ffl  now  the  Lord  God  of  Ifr.  hath  difpof. 

24. /«  whomfoever  the  Lord  fhall  drive  out 
1  y.i  1.  did  unto  me,  fo  have  I  done  unto  them 

17.10.  fo  the  Levite  went  ia 

19 .2y.  fo  the  man  tooke  his  concubine,  and 
Ruth  2.  7-fo  fhe  came,  and" hath  continued  even 
1  Sam.i.iS.fo  the  woman  went  her  way,&  did  eat 
9.21.  wherefore  then  fpcakeft  thou  fo  to  me 
24. /«  Saul  did  eat  with  Samuel  that  day 
1 1.7.  fo  (hall  it  be  done  unto  his  oxen 
13.22. /o  there  was  neither  fword,nor  fp:are 
l4.23./«the  Lord  faved  Ifrael  that  day 
47. /a  Saul  tooke  the  kingddme  over  Ifrael 

1  y.  6.fo  the  Ken!tes  depaited  from  the  Amale. 

33. /» (hall  thy  mother  bechildleffe 
i£.  13.fi  Sam-  arofe  up,and  went  fo  Ramah 
17. yo.  fo  David  prevailed  over  the  Phil,  with 
19.17.  why  haft  thou  deceived  me  fo 
20.16.  fo  Jonathan  made  a  covenant  with  the 

z4.fi  David  hid  himfelfe  in  the  field 

2  3.  y./o  David  and  his  men  went  to  Keilah,and 
24.7.  fo  David  flayed  his  fervants  with  thefe 
ay.  i2./o  Davids  young  men  turned  their  way 

ay  for  as  his  name  is,  fo  is  he 

3y./oDavid  received  of  her  hand  that  which 

16.7.  fo  David  and  Abi(h.  came  to  the  people 
14. /fl  let  my  life  be  much  fet  by  in  the 

17.1.  fo  (hall  I  efcapeoutofhishand 

28.23. /fl  hc  ar°fe  from  the  earth,and  fate  upon 

29.11.  fo  David  &  his  menrofe  up  early  to 
30. 3.  fo  David  and  his  men  came  to  the  city 

9.  fo  David  went,  he  &  the  Cik  hundred  men 
lo.which  were  fo  faint,that  they  could 

Verfe  21. 

14.fi  fhall  his  part  be  that  tarrieth  by  the 

a  Sam.i.  10.  fo  I  flood  upon  him,and  (lew  him 

7.  S.fo  (halt  thou  fay  unto  my  fervant  David 

9. 1 1.  commanded  his  fervant,/o  (hall  his  ferv. 

10.19  fo  theSyrians  feared  to  help  the  children 

1 1. 1 2.  fo  Uriah  abode  in  Jeiufalem  that  day 

1  a. 3 1.  fo  David  and  all  the  people  returned  to 
13.  35.  as  thy  fervant  faid  ,/flit  is 
16. 1  o./o  let  him  curfe,  becaufe  the  Lord  hath 
fhall  then  fay,Wherfore  haft  thou  done/fl 
I9.iy./fl  that  the  king  returned,&  came  to  Jor. 
22.4  fo  fhall  I  be  faved  from  mine  enemies 

Pfal.  18.  3. 
24.2y.Zfl  the  Lord  was  intreated  for  the  land 
1  Kjng.16.any  time, fay ing,Why  haft  thou  done/Z> 
30.  even/o  will  I  certainly  doe  this  day 
3  (,.  Lord  God  of  my  lord  the  king  fay/fl  too 
a.  27.  fo  Solomon  thruft  out  Abiath.from  being 
46. /fl  the  king  commanded  Benaiah  which 
4.  1 .  fo  king  Solomon  was  king  over  all  Ifrael 
6.  9.  fo  he  built  the  houfe,  and  finifhed  it 

Verfe  14. 
10.  13.fi  (he  turned,  Si  went  to  her  own  coun. 

29.  and  fo  for  all  the  kings  of  the  Hittites 
I  a.  1 6.  fo  when  all  Ifrael  few  that  the  king 

19.  fo  Ifra.  rebelled  againft  the  houfe  of  Da, 
33  ./fl  he  offered  upon  the  altar  which  he  had 

16.21.  fo  Tibni  died,  and  Omri  reigned 
1 8. 1 6.fo  Obadiah  went  to  meet  Ahab 

20.  ffl  Ahab  fent  unto  all  the  children  of  Ifr. 
ao.  40.  fo  (hall  thy  judgement  be,  thy  felfe 

22.8.  let  not  the  king  fay  fo      ■     zChro.18.7. 
1 2.  and  all  the  prophets  prpphefied/fl  { 

zChro  i8.ir. 

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ip.fo  the  k.of  If.-wentup  to  R.  z  Chr.i8.zB. 

37.fi  the  king  died,and  was  broughtto  Sam. 
a  Kj"g~  2"  10>  'c  mall  be/b  unto  thee 

but  if  not,  it  (hall  not  be/b 
,    ix.fi  the  king  of  Ifrael,  and  Jeholhaphat 
4. 44./'' he  fec  a  before  them,  and  they  did  eat 
y.  ia.  f°  he  turned,  and  went  away  in  a  rage 

1 9.  fo  he  departed  from  him  a  little  Way 

ai./b  Gehazi followed  after  Naaman 
6.z2.fi  tne  bands  of  Syria  came  no  more  into 
7. 16.  fo  a  meafure  of  fine  flowre  was  fold  for 

zo.  fo  it  fell  out  unto  him 
a.^.fo tne  voung  man  wcr)t co  Ramoth-Gilead 
10.11.fi  Jehu  ^ew  aH tnat  remained  of  the 
1 5.1  a.  unto  the  fourth  genera  t.  Sc.fi  it  came  to 

ao.  fo  the  king  of  Aflyria  turned  backe 
1C7.fi  Ahaz  fent  mefleng.  to  Tiglath-Pilefef 
1 8. a  1 .  fi  is  Phar.  king  of  Egypt  unto  all  that 
19,  8./b  Rabfhakeh  returned  and  found  the 
%z.  1 4.  f°  Hilkiah  the  prieft  went  unto  Huldah 
ay.  zi.fi  Judah  was  carried  out  of  their  land 
a  Chro.iB.zi.  goe  out,  and  doe  even  fo 

ao.  so.  believe  in  the  Lord  your  God,  fo  (hall 
t4.13.Zb  the  workemen  wrought,and  the  worke 
3  a.  1 7.  fo  lhall  not  the  God  of  Hezek-  deliver 
34.  z6.  fo  lhall  ye  fay  unto  him ,  Thus  faith  the 
3J.6.  fo  kill  the  paffeover,and  fanftifie  your 

16.fi  all  the  fervice  of  the  Lord  wasprepar. 
E^a  4-  1  ?•  (°  flia'r  thou  find  in  the  booke  of  the 

za,.fo  it  ceafed  unto  the  fecond  yeare  of  Da. 
y.  i7.whether  it  be/b  that  a  decree  was  made  of 
10.1  z.  as  thou  haft  faid,  fo  mult  we  doe 
Nebem.  r.  4.  fo  I  prayed  to  the  God  of  heaven 

1  y.  by  the  gate  of  the  valley,  8c  fo  returned 
y.  ii.fi  God  (hake  out  every  man  from  his 

8.  17.  had  not  thechildren of  Ifrael done/b 
9.10./9  didft  thou  get  thee  a  name 

Ejih.z.iz.fo  were  the  dayes  of  their  purifi.accom. 
3.  a.  for  the  king  had  command,  fo  concerning 
4. 16.  and/b  will  I  goe  in  unto  the  king 

17.  fo  Mordecai  went  his  way,&  did  accord. 
7. 1  .fo  the  king  and  Haman  came  to  banquet 
9.1 4.  king  commanded  it  fb  to  be  done 
z-j.foas  it  (hould  not  faile,  but  they  would 
Job  y .  z7.fi  it  Is  ;  heare  it,and  know  thou  for  thy 
7.  9.  fo  he  thatgoeth  down  to  the  grave  lhall 

9.  z.  I  know  it/b  of  a  truth 

a  1 .4.  if  it  were  /b,  why  Ihould  not  my  foule  be 

23.7.,/b  Ihould  I  be  delivered  forever 

32*  i.fi  thefc  two  men  ceafed  to  anfwer  Job 

aa.  info  doing,my  Maker  would  foone  take 
36. 16.  even  fo  would  he  have  removed  thee 
41.  g.fo  EliphaZ'the  Temanite,&  Bildad  the 
1  a./bthe  Lord  blcfled  the  latter  end  of  Job 
iy.no  woman  found  ftfairc  as  the  daugh.  of 
1 7.  fo  Job  died,being  old  and  full  of  dayes 
Vfal.7.  f.fi  fha!l  the  congrega.  of  the  peop.  com. 
ar.  1 3.  /b  will  we  fing,  and  praife  thy  power 

3  y.  z  y.  let  them  not  fay, — Ah  Jo  would  we 
37.3.  fo  {halt  thou  dwell  in  the  land 

41. 1. fo  panteth  my  fbule  after  thee,  O  Lord 

4  y.  1 1. fo  (hall  the  king  greatly  defire  thy  beau. 
48.  8.  fh  have  wefeene  in  the  city  of  the  Lord 

10.  fo  is  thy  praife  unto  th~  ends  of  the  earth 
6 1 .  8 .  fn  wil  1 1  ling  pra  ife  unto  thy  Name 
S3,  a.  and  thy  glory3/basI  havefeene 
6y.  9.- when  thou  haft  fo  provided  for  it 
68.  z.fo  drive  them  away— fo  let  them  periih 
7?.  io. /tf,  O  Lord,  when  thou  awakeft,  thou 

aa.  fo  foolilh  was  I,  and  ignorant 
77-  4- 1  a'rri/b  troubled  that  I  cannot  fpeake 
7-8.  7a.  fi  he  fed  them  according  to  theintegri. 
79-  i$.fiv/e  thy  people,  and  ftieepof  thy  paft. 
80. 18.  /o  will  not  we  goc  backe  from  thee 
8  tvii.  fo  I  gave  them  up  unto  their  own  hearts 
90.  iij  even  according  to  thy  feare,/bis  thy 

1  a,/b  teach  us  to  number  our  dayes,  that  we 
ioz.i  5.  ft  the  heathen  (hall  feare  the  Name  of 
103. 13.  fo  the  Lord  pitieth  them  that  feare 

1  y.  as  a  rkwre  of  the  field,  fn  he  flourifheth 
106.  30.  and/a  the  plague  was  ftayed 
1 67.  a-  let  the  redeemed  of  the  Lord  fay  fo 

30.  fo  he  bringeth  them  to  their  defired  hav. 
109.  T7-  /b  let  it  cometohim,---/blctit  befar 

Si  8.  /b  let  it  come  into  his  bowels 
iiy.  8./S  is  every  one  thattrufteth  Vf.  135.18. 


U 9.  z7.fi  lhall  I  talke  of  thy  wondrous  works 
4a.  fo  lhall  I  have  wherewith  to  anfwer 
44./b  (hall  I  keep  thy  law  continually 
88.  fi  (hall  I  keep  the  teftimony  of  thy  truth 
1 34./b  will  I  keep  thy  precepts 

ia$.  z.fo  our  eyes  wajte  upon  the  Lord 

Ia7.2.for/ohegiveth  his  beloved  flcep 
4.  fo  are  children  of  the  youth 

147.  ao.  he  hath  not  dealt  fo  with  any  nation 
Prov.  1 . 1  cj.fi  are  the  wayes  of  every  one  that  is 

3.4. /b  (halt  thou  find  favour  in  the  fight  of  G. 

1  o.  fi  (hall  thy  barnes  be  filled  with  plenty 
zz.fi  (hall  they  be  life  unto  thy  foule 

6.  H.fo  (hall  thy  poverty  corneas  one  travel, 
io.ay./bisthewickedno  more 

z6.fi  is  the  lluggard  to  them  that  fend  him 

13.  7.  for  as  he  thinketh  in  his  heart,/b  is  he 
M*  34>/b  lhall  thy  poverty  come  as  one  that 
z$.z$.  fo  doth  an  angry  countenance  a  back-b. 

2  y./b  is  good  newes  from  a  far  countrey 
z6. 7.  fo  is  a  parable  in  the  mouth  of  fools 

1 9  Jo  is  the  man  that  deceiveth  his  neighbour 

si. /bis  a  contentious  man  to  kindle  ftrife 
Z7.  8-.fi  is  a  man  that  wandreth  from  his  place 

1 7 -fo  a  man  (harpeneth  the  countenance  of 

1 9.  fi  the  heart  of  a  man  to  man 

ai.  fo  is  a  man  to  his  praife 
18.  1  y./b  is  a  wicked  ruler  over  the  poore  peo. 
3c.  3  3.  fo  the  forcing  of  wrath  bringeth— ftrife 
Ecckfz.cj.fil  was  great^and  incrcafed  more  then 
3. 19.  as  the  one  dieth,/b  dieth  the  other 
4.  x.fo  I  returned,and  confidered  all  the  oppr. 
y.lS.  in  all  points  as  he  came,/b  (hall  he  goe 
7-6.fi  is  the  laughter  of  a  foole 
8.IO./0  I  faw  the  wicked  butied 

forgotten  in  the  city  where  they  had/b 
9-  a.  as  is  the  good,/b  is  the  finncr 

I  z.fo  are  the  fons  of  men  fnared  in  evill- 
io.i./b  doth  a  little  folly  him  that  is  in  reput. 
II.  f.  even/bthou  knOweftnotthe  works  of  G. 
Cant.  y.9.  then  another  beloved,  that  thou  doft/b 
lfa.10.7.  howb.it  he  meaneth  not  fo 

z6.  fo  (hall  he  lift  it  up  after  the  man.of  Eg. 

14.  24-/0  (hall  it  come — fi  (hall  it  ftand 
18.  4.  for  fo  the  Lord  faid  unto  me 

10.4/0  (hall  the  king  of  Aflyria  lead  away  the 
22.22.  fo  he  (hall  open,  and  none  (hall  (hut 
14.  z.  as  with  the  people,^  with  the  prieft 

as  with  the  fervant,/b  with  his  mailer 
fo  with  her  miftrefle-/b  with  the  fell- 
fo  with  the  bot.*— fo  with  the  giver  or 
16.17.  fo  have  we  been  in  thy  fight 
i-9-  8./0  (hall  the  multitude  of  all  the  nations 
3 1. 4.  fo  lhall  the  Lord  of  hofts  comedown 

y./b  will  the  Lord  of  hofts  defend  Jerufalcm 
3S.  6.fo  is  Phar.  king  of  Egypt  to  all  that  truft 
37. y./b  the  fervants  of  king  Hez  came  to  Ifai. 

8./0  Rabfnakeh  returned,  &  found  the  king 
3  8. 8.  fo  the  fun  returned  ten  degrees 

14.  likcacrane,  or  afwallowj/bdid  Ichat. 

16.  fo  wilt  thou  recover  me  ,  &  make  me  to 
40.  ao.  he  that  is  fo  impoveriftied  that  ht  hath 
4 1 ,7-fo  the  carpenter  encouraged  the  gold- fm. 
47.1a.  if/b  be  thou  (halt  be  able  to  pi  ofic 

if  fi  be  thou  tnayeft  prevaile 
ya  1  i.fi  (hall  he  fprih'kle  many  nations 
y  3.  7./0  he  openeth  riot  his  mouth 
y4.9-/b  have  I  fworne  that  I  would  not  be  wro. 
yy.9./o  are  my  wayeshigher  then  your  wayes 

1  r.  fi  (hall  my  word  be  that  goeth  forth 
ig.19.fi  (hall  they  feare  the  Name  of  the  Lo. 
61.  1 1.  fo  the  Lord  w'ill-catjie  righteoufhefle  to 
6z.  <,.fo  (hall  thy  fons— /b  (hall  thy  God 
63.  8./bhe  was  their  Saviour 
<56.i  3./0  will  I  comfort  you:  and  ye  lhall  be 

■zz.fi  (hall  your  feed  &  your  name  remaine 
fer.  a.  z6.fi  is  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  aftiamed 
3.  ao./o  have  ye  dealt  treacheroufly  with  me 
y-  i9./"(hallyeferveftrangersina  land 

3  r.  and  my  people  love  to  have  it  fi 
6-7'fo  (lie  cafteth  out  her  wickednefle 

10. 1 8.  diftrefle  them,that  they  may  find  it  fi 

ii.  4.  fb  (hall  ye  be  my  people,  and  I 

I3.a./b  I  got  a  girdle, according  ro  the  word  of 

y./b  I  went,  and  hid  it  by  Euphrates 
1 8.6.  as  clay  in  the  potters  hand,/b  are  ye 


19.  ii.  even/o  will  I  breakethis  people 
a4.i.which  could  not  beeaten,they  were/b  bad 

3.  that  cannot  be  eaten  ,  they  are/b  evill 

Ghap.  24.  8.  &  29.i7. 

y.  like  thefe  good  figs ,  fi  will  I  acknowled. 

B.fi  will  I  give  Zcdekiah  the  king  of  Judah 
16 .  7.  fo  the  priefts,  &  the  prophets,  &  all  the 
28.11.  even /b  willl  breake  the  yoke  of  Neb". 
3 1.28./0  will  I  watch  over  them,  to  build,&  to 
33 .22.  fo  will  I  multiply  the  feed  of  David 
3  4.  y.  fo  (hall  they  burne  odours  for  thee 
3  y.i  1.  fi  we  dwelt  at  Jerufalem 
16.  iy./tfBaruchiead  ink  their  eares 

37.  I4.fi  Irijah  tooke  Jere.  &  brought  him  to 

38.  6.fo  Jeremiah  funke  in  the  mire 

\6.fo  the  king  fvvare  fecretly  unto  Jeremiah 
20.  obey  the  voice  of  the  Lord,/b  it  (hall  be 
28. /b  Jerem.  abode  in  the  court  of  the  prif. 

39.  i3./b  Nebuzar.-fent  Nebuihasban^Rabfa. 
14./0  he  dwelt  among  the  people 

40.  y./o  the  captaine  of  the  guard  gave  him 

41.  8./bheforbare,and  flew  them  not 

42.  17.fi  (hall  it  be  with  ail  the  men  that  fet 
18.fi  (hall  my  fury  be  powred  upon 

20.  God  (hall  fay,/o  declare  unto  us 
41-4-fo  Johanan, — and  all  the  captaines  of 
46. 1 8.  as  Carmel  by  the  fea,/b  (hall  he  come 
48.  30.  not  be/b,  his  lies  lhall  not/oeffeift  it 

I9.fi  (hall  Moab  be  a  derifion 
yo^o./b  (hall  no  man  abide  there 
yi.  49. /oat  Babylon  lhall  fall  the  flaine  of 

60.  fi  Jeremiah  wrote  in  a  book  all  the  evill 
S  2.y  .fi  the  city  was  befieged  unto  die  eleventh 

z6.fo  Nebuzar.  captaine  of  the  guard  took 
InW'3.29. if/b  be  there  may  be  hope 
£^.1 .18.  they  were  fo  high,that  they  were  drea. 
4.5.  fi  (halt  thou  beare  the  iniquity  of  the 
f  .1  y.  fo  it  (hall  be  a  reproach ,  and  a  taunt 

17.fi  will  I  fend  upon  you  famine 
6.i4./bwilll  ftretch  out  my  hand  upon  them 
8.y./b  I  lift  up  mine  eyes  the  way  toward  the 

12.  n./bfliallit  be  done  unto  them 
13.14. /bwill  I  breake  down  the  wall 

1  y.  6.  fi  will  I  give  the  inhabitants  of  Jcrtifal 
16.16.  neither  (hall  it  be/b 
42  .fo  will  I  make  my  fury  to  reft  upon 
44.  as  is  themother,/5  is  the  daughter 
18.  30.  fo  iniquity  (hall  not  be  your  mine 
zz.zz.fi  (hall  ye  be  melted  in  the  midft:  there. 
24. 18 .  fo  I  fpake  unto  the  people  in  the  morn. 

19.  what  thefe  things  are  that  thou  doeft/b 
28. 14;  and  1  have  fet  thee  fo 
33.7-/0  thou ,  O  Son  of  man,  I  have  fet  thee  a 
34.i2./bwill  I  feeke  odt  my  flicep 
3  y.ly.  becaufe  it  was  defolate,/b  will  Ido  unto 
36.  38.  fi  {hall  the  waile  cities  be  defolate 
17-l.fo  prophefied  as  I  was  commanded 

1  o.  fi  I  prophefied  as  he  commanded  tne 

23-/0  (hall  they  be  my  people 

39.  zt.fi  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  (hall  know  that  I 

40.  y  fo  he  meafured  the  breadth  of  the  building 
43 . y./b  the  fpirit  tooke  me  up 

1  y./b  the  altar  (halbefoure  cubits    li 

27.  that  upon  the  eight  day ,  and  fo  forward 
4y.io.  fo  (hall  ye  reconcile  the  houfe 
47.  2i./b'ftiall  ye  divide  the  land 
Dan.z.1%.  why  is  the  decree  fo  hafty 

3.  17.  if  it  be/b,  our  God  whom  we  ferve 
tf.aj./o  Daniel  was  taken  out  of  the  den 

2  8.  fo  this  Daniel  profpered  in  the  f  eigne  of 
7.16.  fihe  told  me,  and  rnademe  know 

Hof.i.i.fohe  went,  and  tooke  Gomer 

3.2./0I  bought  her  to  me  for  fifteen  pieces  of 

3 .  fi  will  I  alfo  be  for  thee 
6.  9-fo  the  company  of  pricfts  murder'  in  the 

13.  6.fo  were  they  filled 
14  •!•  fo  Will  we  render  the  calves  of  oilf  lips 

foci  2.4-.  fo  (hall  they  run 

3.  i7.fi  (hall  ye  know  that  I  am  the  Lord 
Amos  3.ia./b  (hall  the  children  of  Ifrael  be  taken 

4.8.  fo  two  or  three  cities  wsndred  unto  one 

^.i4./bthe  Lord  fhaibe  with  you 
Jonah  1.  3-/bhe  payed  the  fare  thereof 
6  ■  fo.  the  (hip-mafter  came  to  him 

3 . 3 .  fo  Jonah  af ofe,  and  went  to  Nineveh 
y.  fo  the  the  people  of  Nineveh  believed 

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4  •  f  •  f°  J  onak  wcnc  out  °f  £he  city 

6.fb  Jonah  was  exceeding  glad  of  the  gourd 
Micah  f .  1 4.  fit  will  I  deftroy  the  cities 
Zepb.  3 .  7.  fi  their  dwelling  fhould  not  be  cut  off 
Hag.z.$.fomy  Spirit  remaineth  among  you' 

14. /Sis  this  people,&/a  is  this  nation 

[0  is  every  Worke  of  tlieir  hands 
tech.*.  6.fo  hath  he  dealt  with  us  , 

1 4.  fa  the  angel  faid  unto  me,  Cry  thou 
4. 4,/3  I  anfwered,  and  (pake  to  the  angel 
7. 3.  as  I  have  done  thefe /a  mahy  yeares 
8.13./*  will  I  faveyou 

1  y .  fo  againc  have  I  thought  in  thefe  dayes 
1  I.I  1  .fo  the  poore  of  the  floeke  that  waited  on 
14.  ly.Jo  fhall  be  the  plague  of  the  horfe 
Mai.i.  17.fia.Wxhe  genera,  from  Abraham  to 
3.  if.  fuffer  it  to  be/a  now 
j.  n.  for  fo  perfecuted  they  the  prophets 

16.  let  your  light/a  fhine  before  men 

19.  arid  (hall  teach  men  fo,  he  fhall  be 

47.  doe  not  evert  the  Publicans/a 
6>  30.  wherefore  if  God  (0  clothe  the  grafle 
7.  17.  even /a  every  good  tree  bringech  forth 
8. 13.  as  thou  haft  believed  Jo  be  it  done  unto 

li.  fo  the  devills  be  fought  hi  n,faying 
9.  33.  it  was  never  fo  feene  in  llrael 
1 1.26.  even /a  ,  Father;for/ait  feemed  good  in 
1 1.40.  fo  fhall  the  Son  of  man  be  three  dayes 

4  J.  even  fo  alfo  (hall  it  be  to  this  wicked 
13.17.  fo  the  fervants  of  the  houfholder  came 

40;  fo  fhall  it  be  in  the  end  of  this  Verfe  49. 
1 8. 1 3 .  and  if/a  be  that  he  find  it ,  verily  I  fay 

14.  even  fo  it  is  not  the  will  of  your  Father 
19. 10.  ifthe  cafe  of  the  man  be /a  with  his  wife 
20.8./0  when  even  was  come  the  Lord  . 

16.  fo  the  laft  fhall  be  firft 
zz,  lo.  fo  thofe  fervants  went  into  the  hjgh-wa. 
23.18. even/o  ye  outwardly  appeare  righteous 
24.27.ya  fhall  alfo  the  com.  of  the  Son  of  man 

Chap.37-39- 
3  3./e  likewife  ye,when  ye  fhall  fee 
46.  whenhe  cometh,fhall  find  fo  doing 
2y.i0.yS  he  that  had  received  the  five  talents 
z7.64.fi  the  laft  errour  fhall  be  worfe  then 
ilfi«>\2.8.when  Jefus  perceived  that  they/a  reafon. 
4. 17.  and/a  endure  but  for  a  time 

z6.  fo  is  the  kingdome  of  God 
7.  j  8.  are  you /a  without  underftanding 
9.3  .fo  as  no  fuller  on  the  earth  can  white  them 
10. 8.  fo  then  they  are  no  more  twaine 
43 .  but  fo  fhall  it  not  be  among  you 
13. 29.  fo  ye  in  like  manner  when  ye  fhall  fee 
1 5.1  f  .fo  Pilate  willing  to  content  the  people 
39.  faw  that  he/a  cried  ouc, — he  faid,Truly 
16.19.  fo  then  after  the  Lord  had  fpoken 
Lu\e  10.  21.  even/fljFather;  for /a  it  feemed  good 
1 1. 2.  thy  will  be  done,  as  in  heaven,/a  in  earth 

30./0  fhall  alfo  the  Son  of  man  be 
12.21.  fi  is  he  that  layeth  uptreafureforhimf. 
3  8.  and  find  them  fo,  bleffed  are  thofe  ferv. 
43.  when  he  cometh,(hall  find/a  doing 
f  4.  there  cometh  a  fhowre,and./a  it  is 
14.41  fo  that  fervant  came,and  (hewed  his  lord 

3  3.  fo  likewife  who  foe  ver  he  be  of  you 
1 1.  f .  fo  he  called  every  one  of  his  lords  ferv. 
17. 10.  fo  likewife  ye,when  ye  fhall  have  done 
24-/9  fhall  alfo  the  Son  of  man  be 
i6,  fo  fhall  it  be  in  the  dayes  of  the  Son  of 
ao.20.  that/a  they  might  deliver  him  into  the 
21.  3 1 .  fo  likewife  ye,  when  ye  fee  thefe 
24.24.  found  it  even  fi  as  the  woman  had  faid 
John  3.8./0  is  every  one  that  is  borne  of  the  S  pir. 
I4.even/bmuft  the  Son  of  man  be  lifted 
16.  for  God/a  loved  the  world,that  he 
4.  40.  fo  when  the  Samaritanes  were  come 
46.  fit  Jefus  camcagaine  from  Cana  in  Gal. 
%  I.  ft  the  father  knew  that  it  was  at  the  fame 
5.2 1.  even/3  the  Sonquickneth  whom  he  will 

.  z6.  fo  hath  he  given  to  the  Son  to  have  life 
6. 9.  but  what  are  they  among/a  many 
xo.fi  the  men  fate  down  in  number  about 
19.fi  when  they  had  rowed  about  five 
$7.  fit  he  that  eateth  me,  even  he 
7.  43.  fo  there  was  a  divlTon  amongft  the  peo. 
8*  7.  fo  when  they  continued  asking  him 
f  9,  tharow  the  midft  of  them,&/o  palled  by 


i  i  .28.  had  fo  faid,  the  went  her  way 
12.37.  though  he  had  done/a  many  miracles 

5  0.  as  the  Father  faid  unto  me,  fo  1  fpeake 
1 3 .1  i.fi  after  he  had  warned  their  feet 

13.  ye  fay  well ,  for/b  I  arri 

33.  fo  now  I  fay  to  you 
1 4 .  3 1 .  gave  me  commandement  ,  even  fo  I  doe 
if.  S-fi  fhall  ye  be  my  dilciples 

9.  Father  hath  loved  me,/al  loved  you 
17. 18.  fo  have  I  alfo  fent  them 
18.  22.  anfwereft  thou  the  high  prieft/a 
20.  20.  when  he  had  fi  faid,  he  fhewed 

21.  Father  hath  fent  me,  even  fo  fend  I  you 
22.1 5.  fo  when  they  had  dined,  Jefus  faith 
Aft.  1 . 1  r  •  (hall/o  come  in  like  manner 
3. 18.  he  hath /a  fulfilled 
4. 2 1.  fo  when  they  had  further  threatned 
f .  3  2.  witneffes— and/a  is  alfo  the  holy  Ghoft 

7.  1.  faid  the  high  prieft,  Are  thefe  things  fo 
8.  and  fo  Abraham  begat  Ifaac 

1 5. /a  Jacob  went  down  into  Egypt 

8.  3  z.fo  opened  he  not  his  mouth 

13.8.  for  fo  is  his  name  by  interpretation 
47.  for /a  hath  the  Lord  commanded  us 
14.1.  and/ofpake,  thata  great  multitude  both 
1 f . 3  9.  fo  Barnabas  tooke  Marke 
Itf.f .  and  fo  were  the  churches  eftablifhed 
17.  11.  whether  thofe  things  were  fo 
1 9.20.  fo  mightily  grew  the  word  of  God 
20.11.  breake  ofday,/ehe  departed 

1 3.  for  fo  bad  he  appointed 

zi.ii.fi  (hall  the  Jewesat  Jerufalembind  the 
22.24.  wherefore  they  cried  fi  againft  him 

23.  7.  when  he  had  fo  faid,  there  arofe 

1 1.  fo  mu ft  thou  beare  witnefle  alfo  at  Rome 

24.  9.  faying  that  thefe  things  were  fo 

1 4.  fo  worfhip  I  the  God  of  my  fathers 
27.  i7«ftrake  faile,and/a  were  driven 

44./a  they  efcaped  all  fafe  to  land 

28. 14.  and/a  we  went  toward  Rome 

Rom.1.1  f .  fo ,  as  much  as  in  me  is,  I  am 

4.  iS.fi  fhall  thy  feed  be 

5.  1  5.  fi  alfo  is  the  free  gift 

21.  even  fo  might  grace  reigne  through 

6.  4.  even  fo  we  lhould  walke  in  newneffe 

8.  8.  fi  then  they  that  are  in  the  flefh  cannot 

9.  \6.  fo  then  it  is  not  of  him  that  willeth 
11.  26.  and  fo  all  Ifrael  (halbe  laved 
12.20.  for  in  fo  doing  thou  (halt  heape  coals 
14-  12.  fo  then  every  one  of  us  fhall  give  an 

I  Cor.  3 . 7.  fi  then  neither  is  he  that  planteth 
1  f .  (hall  be  faved^yet/a  as  by  fire 
4. 1.  let  a  man/a  account  of  us  as  of  the 
f.  3.  concerning  him  that  hath  fo  done 
6.  $.  I  fpeake  to  your  fhame,  Is  it/e,that  there 
7.17.  fi  let  him  walke,  and/aordaine  I 
2*.  that  it  is  good  for  a  man/a  to  be 

36.  and  need  fo  require,  let  him  doe  what  ke 

37.  and  hath  fo  decreed  in  heart  that  he  will 

38.  fo  thenyie  that  gi veth  her  in  marriage 
40.  but  (he  is  happier  if  (he  fo  abide 

8.12.  but  when  ye  (in  fo  againft  the  brethren 
9.14.  even  fi  hath  the  Lord  ordained 

1 5 .  that  it  fhould  be  fo  done  unto  me 
24./e  run,  that  ye  may  obtaine 

26. 1  therefore  fo  run,  not  as  uncertainly 

11.  1 2.  fa  is  the  man  alfo  by  the  woman 
28.  and  fo  let  him  eat  of  that  bread 

12.  1 2 .  fo  alio  is  Chrift 

14.  9.  Co  likewife  you,  except  you  utter 
:    2  J.  and  fo  falling  down  on  bis  face 
if. 11.  /awe  preach,  and  fo  ye  believed 
zz.  fit  in  Chrift  fhall  all  be  made  alive 
42.  fo  alfo  is  the  refurreftion  of  the  dead 
4f.  and  fit  it  is  written  :  The  firft  man  Adam 
1  Car.i.f  ./a our  confolation  aboundethby  Chrift 
4.1 2.  fit  then  dearh  workerh  in  us,  but 
7. 1 4.  even  fo  our  boafting  which  we  made 

8.6.  fo  he  would  alfo  fin'fti  in  you 
1 1  .fo  there  may  be  a  performance 

9.7.  fo  let  him  give  ,  not  grudgingly 
10.7.  even  fo  are  we  Chrifts 
H.3./ayourmindes  lhould  be  corrupted 

9.  and  fo  will  I  keep  mv  felfe 

&2.  Hebrews? /a  am  I:are  they  Ifrael. /a  am  I 

are  they  the  feed  of  Abraham  >  fo  am  I 


12. 16.  but  be  it/a:  1  did  not  burden  you 
Gal.  3.3.  are  ye/e  foolilh  'having  begun  in 
4.  futFered/a  many  things  in  vaine 

9.  fo  then ,  they  which  be  of  faitb,are  bleffed 

4.  29.  even/a  it  is  now 
6.  z.  and/a  fulfilled  the  law  ofChrift 

Ephef.z.i^i  one  new  man,/a  miking  peace 
5.28./0  ought  men  to  love  their  wives 

11.  fo  love  his  wife  even  as  himfelfc 
P&/.3.17.  marke  them  which  walke  fo 

4.1./6)  ftand  faft  in  the  Lord 
Col.  2.  6.fo  walke  ye  in  him 

1  Tbeff.z. 4.  even/a  we  fpeakemot  as  pleafing  men 
4. 1. /a  ye  would  abound  more  and  more 

1 7.  fi  (hall  we  ever  be  with  the  Lord 

2  Tbef.3.1 7. token  in  every  epiftle,/a  I  write     - 
1  Tim.^.w.  even  fo  muft  their  wives  be  grave 

6.zo.  &  oppofitions  of  fcience  falfely  fo  called 
Heb.^.ii.fo  I  fwareinmy  wrath,They  fhall 
19.fi  we  fee  they  could  notenter,in  becaufe 

5.  3  .fo  alfo  for  himfelfe,to  offer  for  fins 
f .  fi  alfo  Chrift  g'orified  not  himfelfe 

7-9and,as  I  may  fo  fay,Levi  alfo,  who— payed 
10. 3  3.  companions  of  them  that  were/a  ufed 
Jam.  1.1 1.  fo  alfo  fhall  the  rich  man  fadeaway 
2.i7./afaithj  ifit  hath  not  works,is  dead 

Verfe  z&, 
3.  5.  even/othe  tongue  isa  little  member 
6.  fo  is  the  tongue  amongft  our  members 

12.  fo  can  no  fountaine  yeeld  (alt  water  and 

1  Pet.  1. 1  f.fo  be  ye  holy  in  all  manner  of  con  ver. 

2.1  f .  for  fo  is  the  will  of  God,  that  with  well 
3. 17.  it  is  better,  if  the  will  of  God  be/a,  that 

2  Pet.1.1  it  for  fo  an  entrance  fhall  be  miniftred 
1  Jonn  2. 6.  alfo  fo  to  wa;ke,even  as  he  walked 

4.1 1.  if  God  fo  loved  us,  we  ought  alfo  to  Jove 
17.  becaufe  as  he  is,  fo  are  we  in  this  world 
K«>.i.7.fhall  waile  becaufe  of  him,even/a.  Amen 
2.ij./a  alfo  haft  thou  them  that  hold  the  doft. 
l-i6.fi  then  becaufe  thou  art  luke-warrae 
16.7.  even /a,  Lord  God  Almighty,  true  are 
\Z.fi  mighty  an  earth-quake,  and/a  great 
17.  3  .fo  he  carried  me  away  in  the  fpirit 
22.20.  even  /a,  Come  Lord  Jefus 
g&obeit. 

Jofh.  2. 2 1 .  according  to  your  words,/a  be  it 
Jer.  11.  5.  and  faid,  So  be  it,  O  Lord 

/o>0,  joyned  with  did. 
Gen.6.zz.  as  God  commanded  him,/adid  he 
29.28.  Jacob  did /a,  and  fulfilled  her  weeke 
42.  20.  and  ye  (hall  not  die;  and  they  did  fo 
4  j" .  21 .  and  the  children  of  Iliad  did  fo 

Exod.1S.17.  Numb.  y. 4. 
Exod.7.6.  as  the  Lord  commanded  th:  m,  fo  did 

10.  they  did  fo  as  the  Lord  had  commanded 
20.  and  Mofes  and  Aaron  did  fo 

22.  and  the  Magicians  of  Egypt  d'd/a" 
8. 7.  and  the  magicians  did  fo  with  their  incha. 

Verfe  « 8. 
17.  and  they  did  fo :  for  Aaron  flxetched  out 
24.  and  the  Lord  did  fo 
12.28.  commanded  Mofes  and  Aa  ron  » fo  did 

Verfe  f  o.  8C39.  32.  Numb.  1.  £4. 
14,  4.  and  they  did  fo 

it.  6-  and  Mofes  did  fi  in  the  fight  of  the  eld. 
10.  fo  Joftma  did  as  Mofes  had  faid  to  him 
N«w&.f.4.  fo  did  the  children  of  Ifrael  Ch.  9.  f . 
8.  3.  and  Aaron  did  fo 

20.  fo  did  the  children  of  Ifrael  unto  them 
22.  concerning  the  Levites  ,/adid  theyunto 
1 7. 1 1.  Mofes  did  /a:as  the  Lord  com.  fo  did  he 
36.io.fi  did  the  daughters  of  Zelophehad 
Jojb.  4. 8.  the  children  of  Ifrael  did/a 

5.  if. and  Joftiuadid/a 

6.  r  4.  fo  they  did  fix  dayes 

9. 26.and  ja  did  he  unto  them  e 

10.23.they  did  fo,  and  brought  forth  thole  five  , 

39.  as  he  had  done  to  Hebron,  fo  he  did  to 
11.  if.fadid  Mofes  command  Jofhua,  &fadid 
14.  f./a  the  children  of!fraeldid;&  ttey  divi. 
/««(g.2..i7.buttheydidnot/8 

6.  20.  powre  out  the  broth.  And  he  did /a 

4o.and  God  did  Co  that  night      _ 
21  23.  and  the  children  of  Benjamin  did  fi 
1  Sam.  1 .7 .  and  as  he  did  fo  yeer  by  ycer,  when 
%  14.  fo  they  did  InShiloh  unto  all  the  Ifrsc,. 

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6. in.  the  men  did  fo  :and  took  two  milch  kine 
27.  1  i.fo  did  David,  and/a  will  be  his  manner 

-Sam.1).  15 -and  David  did  fo  as  the  Lord  had 
7. 17-  fo  Did  Nathan  fpeake  unto  David 

1  i^3?.7.i8.and/«didhefor  the  other  chapiter 
1  z".X z.fo  did  he  in  Bethel 
I4.  4.  and  Jeroboams  wife  did  fo 
io. i5  .hearkened  unto  their  voice,and  d'tdfo 

i  K?K2-  9  Z7'  nlm  a^°  m  tne  cnaret>&  tney  did/o 
1  Cbo.i7-i5'./("hd  Nathan  fpcakunto  David 
,  cbi'o. 55.  n.  and/o  did  they  with  the  oxen 
EXra6.  1 3 •  /» they  didfpeedily 

10.16.  children  of  the  captivity  did  fo 
Uebem.  5 . 1 5.  but  fo  did  not  I 
Eflh.z.  4. thing  pleafed  the  king,and  he  did/o 
jfa.  io.i.  he  did/o  ,  walking  naked  and  bare-foot 
fe.38.12.  and  Jeremiah  did/o 
£7i>h.ii.7.  and  I  did  fo  as  I  was  commanded 
Afdf.9. 19-  and/o  did  his  difciples 
Mar.H-f  9-neither/odid  their  witnefle  agree 
I;<fe  6- 1°*  ftretch  forth  thine  hand,  3c  he  did/o 
26.  for  fo  did  their  fa.  to  the  falfe  prophets 

9. 1 5.  and  they  did  fo,  &  made  them  fie  dovvne 

18.  if-  and/o  did  another  difciple 
^3.7.5 1.  as  your  fathers  did,  fo  doe  ye 

12.8.  bind  on  thy  fandalls  :  And/o  he  did 

19.14.  andchicfe  of  the  priefts  did/o 

i&odied,  Sec?Dtet», 
4§>3  joyned  with  doe,  See  jDoe, 
^0  great ,  See  (©teat. 
t&olong,  See  Hong. 
§£)Qmuch ,  See  ^ucb, 
JVof  ;§>0. 
Gto.  19.  7-  doe  not/o  wickedly 
18.  oh  not/o  ,my  Lord 
29.16.  it  mult  not  be  fo  done  in  our  countrey 
4«.  18.  not  fo,  my  father 
£*oi.io.  1 1 .  not  fo :  goe  now,ye  that  are  men 
Numb.  1 1.7.  my  fervant  Mofes  is  not  fo 
fudg.1.17.  but  they  did  not  fo 

14.  15.  to  take  that  we  have  ?  Is  it  not  /» 
1  Srfffz.io.i.hide  this  thing  from  me  ?  it  is  not  fo 
1  Sam. 10. ix.  the  matter  is  not  fo 

13. j.  although  my  houfe  be  not  fo  with  God 
Job  9.  35-  but  it  is  not  fo  with  me 

14.15.  and  if  it  be  not/o,who  will  make 
35.  if.  but  now  becaufe  it  is  not/o,  he  hath 

Pfal.1.4.  theungodly  are  not/o 

Prou.  r  5.7.  but  the  heart  of  the  foolifh  doth  not/o 

Ifa.  10.  7.  howbeit  he  meaneth not/o 

16. 6.  but  his  lies  fhall  not  befi 
Jer.4%.  30.  not  be  fo,  his  lies  fhall  not/o  cffecT:  it 
AfJf.  19.  8.  but  from  the  beginning  it  was  not/o 

10.16.  but  it  (hall  not  befo  among  you 

25.9.  not/o,  left  there  be  not  enough  for 
Ut\e  1.  60.  not  fo,  but  he  (hall  be  called  John 

21.26.  but  ye  (hall  not  be/o 

^Jobn  1 4.1.  if  it  were  not/o,I  would  have  told  you 

Aft.  10.  14.  but  Peter  faid  ,  Not  fo ,  Lord 
1 1 .8.  but  I  faid,  Not  fo  ,  Lord 

Row.  5.  8.  &  not  only  fo,  but  we  glory  in  tribulat. 
t  r.  not  only  fo,  but  we  alfo  joy  in  God 

E\>hcf.  4.10. but  ye  have  not/o  learned  Chrift 

Jam.  3. 10.  thefe  things  ought  not  fo  to  be 
<§>0  that. 

Gw.i9.ii./othattheywearied  themfelves  to  find 
11. 6.  fo  that  all  that  heare  will  laugh  with  me 
17.1 .  Ifaac  was  old,  and  his  eyes  were  dim,  fo 
28.2 1.  fo  that  I  come  againe  to  my  fath.  houfe 
47.13/0  that  the  land  of  Egypt,&  Can.fainted 
49.  17.  fo  that  his  rider  fhall  fall  backward 

Exod.  10.  ic.  fo  that  he  would  not  let  the  children 
Chap.  ii.  10. 
21.  it.fi  that  he  die,  (hall  befurely  put  to 

Dwf.18.34/0  that  thou  fhaltbemad 
3°'  17.  fo  that  thou  wilt  not  heare 
31.l7.fi  that  they  will  fay  in  that  day,Arenot 

,/Wg.*-3?./othat  they  became  tributaries 
1.  14.  fo  that  they  could  not  any  loncer  ftand 
i°.  9-/»that  Ifrael  was  fore  diftrefled 

1  Sam  4.r./othatthe  earth  rang  aeaine 

11.1x.fn  that  two  of  them  were  not  left  togeth. 
18.30. /othathis  name  wasmuch  fetby 

1  K'»g.S.i^.fo that  thy  children  take  heed  to  their 
zChro.  6.  \6. 

*  KlUg-t.8.fo  that  they  two  went  over  on  dry  gro- 


8.  if .  on  his  face,/o  that  he  died 

9.  3  7.  fo  that  they  lhall  not  fay,This  is  Jezebel 
t8.  5. /o  that  after  him  was  none  like  him 

Eya  9. 14./0  that  there  fhould  be  no  remnant 
Ncbem.  4.  10.  fo  that  we  are  not  able  to  build  the 
fob  l.l.fo  that  this  man  was  the  greateft  of  all  the 

7 .  to.fo  that  i  am  a  burden  unto  my  felfc 
PfaL.40.1z.fo  that  I  am  not  able  to  looke  tip 

58.11./0  that  a  man  fhall  fay,  Verily 

78.  53-/0  that  they  feared  not 

tfo./ithatheforfooke  the  taber.of  Shiloh 

80.11.  fo  that  all  they  which  pafle  by  do  pluck 

101.4.  fo  that  I  forget  to  eat  my  bread 

1 06.  31,  fo  that  it  went  ill  with  Mofes  for  their 

107.  19.  fo  that  the  waves  thereof  are  ftill 
38./0  that  they  are  multiplied  greatly 

Prov.  j  1. 1  i.fo  that  he  fhall  have  no  need  of 
Ecdef.  6. 1.  fo  that  he  wanteth  nothing  for  his  foul 
J/z.47.  y.fo  that  thou  didft  not  lay  triefe  things  to 

60. 1 5 .  fo  that  no  man  went  thorow  thee 
/(!/-.33.i6./othat  He  not  take  any  of  his  feed  to  be 
44.  it.fi  that  the  Lord  could  no  longer  beare 
51.6./0  that  there  was  no  bread  in  the  city 
Lam.4.  14.fi  that  men  could  not  touch  their  gar. 
E\e\.  1 4. 1  j.  they  fpoile  k,fo  that  it  be  defolate 
21.  14/0  that  in  all  your  doings  your  fins  doe 
23.  27-/0  that  thou  (halt  not  lift  up  thine  eyes 
3 1.  9.  fo  that  all  the  trees  in  Eden  envied  him 
3  8. 10.  fo  that  the  fifhes  of  the  fea,&  the  foulcs 
39.10.  fo  that  they  fhall  take  no  wood  out  of 
41. 19.  fo  that  the  face  of  a  man  was  toward  the 
Dan.%.6.fo  that  the  joints  of  his  loineswere  loof. 
8.4./0  that  no  beafts  might  ftand  before  him 
10. 7.  jo  that  they  fled  to  hide  themfelves 
Jonah  1 .  4.  fo  that  the  fhip  was  like  to  be  broken 
Zecb.i.zi.fo  that  no  man  did  lift  up  his  head 
Mat.S.zS.fo  that  no  man  might  pafle  by  that  way 
13.1./0  that  he  went  into  a  fhip        Ato'^4.1. 

3  2.  fo  that  the  birds  of  the  aire  Marl{  4.  31. 
Mar\  3. 10.  fo  that  they  could  not  fo  much  as  eat 

4. 37./0  that  it  was  now  full 
if. 7.  anfwered  nothing,/o  that  Pilate  marvel. 
Luke  16.t6.fo  that  they  that  would  pafle  from 

20.10.  that/o  they  might  deliver  him  unto  the 
Aft.-j.  1 9J0  that  they  caft  out  their  young  childr. 

i9.10.fo  thatall  they  that  dwelt  in  Afia  heard 
Rom.i.to.fo  that  they  are  without  excufe 

if.  19.  fo  that  from  Jeruf.  &round  about  unto 
1  Cor.1.7.  fo  that  ye  come  behind  in  no  gift 
i  Cor.z.y.fo  that  contrarivvife,ye  ought  to  forgive 

7'7-fo  that  I  rejoiced  the  more 
Gal.'). 17.fi  that  ye  cannot  doe  the  things  that  ye 
i  Theff.i.7.fo  that  ye  were  enfamples  to  them  thct 

8.  fo  that  we  need  not  to  fpeake  any  thing 
Heb.  1 1.3.  fo  that  things  which  are  feen:,were  not 

ty6.fi  that  we  may  boldly  fay,  The  Lord 
5>0  they. 
Lev.104.fi  they  went  neere,  and  carried 
Numb.z.^a.fo  they  pitched,and  fo  they  fet  forward 

1 3.1 1.  fo  they  went  up ,  and  fearched  the  land 
Jofh.  1  941.  fo  they  made  an  end  of  dividing  the 
Judg.zi.14.  and  yet  fo  they  fufficed  them  not 

1  Sam.z.i  4.(0  they  did  in  Shiloh 

5.1 1  .fo  they  fent,  and  gathered  together  all 
9-  io./o  they  went  unto  the  city 

2  Kjng.z.z.fo  they  went  down  to  Bethel 

4  fo  they  came  to  Jericho 

7.  io./o  they  came,  and  called  unto  the  porter 

17.  3  z.fo  they  feared  the  Lotd  ,&  made  unto 
1  Cfoo.19.  '7-  fo  they  fanclified  the  houfi  of  the 

3  4.  .28.  fo  they  brought  the  king  up  againe 
EX'a  6.13.  which  Dar.  the  king  had  fent  ,fo  they 
Pfal.4%.1.  theyfawit ,  and  fo  they  marvelled 

64.8.  fo  they  fhall  make  their  own  tongue 

78.  19.fi  they  did  eat,and  were  well  filled 

Je>\38.23./0they  fhall  bring  out  all  thy  wives 

27./o  they  left  off  fpeaking  with  him 

43  -7-  fo  they  came  into  the  land  of  Egypt 
£^£•23.44.  fo  went  they  in  unto  Aholah 
Dan.z.  z.fo  they  came,and  flood  before  the  king 
Hof.4.7.  as  they  were  increafed,/o  they  finned 

1 1. 2.  fo  they  went  from  them 
Jonah  1.  7.  fi  they  caft  lots 

1  f-  fi  they  tooke  up  Jonah,  and  caft 
Mlcah  2.  i.fo  they  opprefle  a  man,  and  his  houfe 

6.  ifo  they  wrap  it  up 


{  Zech.6.7.fi  they  walked  to  and  fro  thorow  the 
7.13.75  ihey  cried,and  I  would  not  heare 
11.i1.fo  they  weighed  for  my  price  30.  pieces 
Mat.z7.66.fi  they  went,  and  made  the  fepulchre 

,28.1  y./o  they  tooke  the  money,  and  did  as 
Mav\  8.  8.  fo  they  did  eat,  and  were  filled 
John  20.  4. Jo  they  ran  both  together 

Was  &>o. 
G«s.i.7.waters  above  the  firmament:  &  it  was  fo 
9.  dry  land  appeare :  and  it  was/3 
1 1  .feed  in  it  fdfe  upon  the  earth:  &  it  was  fo 
1 5.  to  give  light  upon  the  earth  :  &  it  was/o 

24.  earth  bring  forth—beaft  :  and  k  was  fo 
3o.given  greene hearbe  formeat:&  it  was/o 

41.  1 3.  as  he  interpreted  to  us,  fo  k  was 
57.  famine  was/o  fore  in  all  lands 
Numb. 9. 16.fi  it  was  alway  :  the  cloud  covered  it 
20.  and  fo  it  was  when  the  cloud  was 
21  .fo  it  was  when  the  cloud  abode  from  even 
fndg.e.tf.it  was  fo,  for  he— thruft  the  fleece  tog. 
19.30.  and  it  was/o,  that  ail  that  law  it,faid 

1  Sam.s.7.  men  of  Afhdod  f.iw  that  it  was/o 
9.  it  was/o,  that  after  they  had  carried  it 

10.9.  and  it  was  fo,  that  when  he  had  turned 
1 1.  1 1 .  and  it  was/o,  that  on  the  morrow  Saul 
30.25.  and  it  was/o  from  that  day  forward 

2  Sam.  1  j .  1.  it  was  /o,thar  when  any  man  that  had 
5.  and  it  was/o,  thac  when  any  man  came 

i6\23/owas  all  thecounfellof  Ahithophel 
1  King .  8.  54.  it  was  fo,  that  when  Sol.  had  made 
1 3.9.  for/o  was  it  charged  me  by  the  word  of 

1  Kjng.  17.7.  fi  it  vvas,that  the  children  of  Ifrael 
13./0  was  Ifrael  carried  away  out  oftheir 

25.  fo  k  was  at  the  beginning  oftheir  dwell. 

2  Chro.  29. 2  f  .for  fi  was  the  commandement  of  the 
Job  4  2.7 . k  was/o,  that  after  the  Lord  had  fpoken 
Jey.41,7.  was/o  when  they  came  into  the  midft 
E^.i.  tS.fi  was  the  appearance  of  the  brightn. 
Lulp  z.6.f>  it  was,that  while  they  were 

11.  which  was/o  named  of  the  angel 
5.  io.and/owasalfojames,andjohn 
Aft. 1  z  .1  j.  fhe  conftantly  affirmed  that  it  was/o 

iljoaSeo. 
Ifa. 3  4. 7.  and  their  land  (hall  be  forthwith  blood 


2  Cor.  f.  1 3 .  whether  we  be  fiber, it  is  for  your  caufe 
1  Thef.<>'.6 .  let  us  watch,  and  be  fiber 

8.  let  us  who  are  ofthe  day  bz  fiber 
1  Tim.j.i.  a  bifhop  then  muft  be  blamcleiTe,--/^. 

1 1 .  not  flandefersj/fer,  faithfull  in  all 
Thus  1.  8.  lover  of  good  men,  fober :  juft 
i.  2.  that  the  aged  men  be  fiber,  grave 
4.  may  teach  the  young  women  to  be  fober 
1  Prt.Li3.gird  up  theloines  of  your  mind,be  fob. 
4.  7.  be  ye  therefore  fiber,  watch  unto  prayer 
5.8.  be  fober,  be  vigilant,  becaufe  your  adverf. 

Rom.  11.3 .then  he  ought  to  thinke,but  to  thinke/o. 
Titus  z.  ii.  teaching  us  we  fhould  live fiberly 

<&ober=mittl>c!). 
Titus  1.6.  young  men  exhort  to  be  fiber -minded 

^oberneffe. 
Aft.z6.zf.  but  fpeake  the  words  otfotemffe 

fi>oty(etp. 

1  Tim.  1.  9.  in  modeft  apparell,  wirh  fham.  Scfo. 

1 5.  if  they  continue  in  faith  with  fibriety 

t£>0Ct)i3. 

1  C/;io.4i8.  bare  Jered-&  Heber  the  fa.  ofSocho 

1  Kings  4.  10.  to  him  pertained  Sochob 


Exod.  38.  27.  a  talent  for  afoc\et 

pockets. 
Exod.  %6. 19-  forty  foc\ets  of  filver        Verfe  21. 
Chap.  36.  24,  i6- 
two foc\ets  under  one  board  ,  &  two foefcts 
Verfe  21,15.  Chap.  36.  24,  z6. 
25.  their  foc^ctso^f\\vei,fyKteeVifoc\ets 
j  2.  their  hookes  upon  the  foure  facets  of 
37. thou  fhalt  caft  five/o^ff s  of  brafle  for 
27.ro.  their  twenty  forgets  fhalbe  of  Verfe  1 1 . 
1 1.  their  pillars  ten,  and  their  foe^ets  ten 
1 4.  their  pillars  three,  8c  their  ficfets  three 
Verfe  1  5.  Chap.  38. 14,  15. 

16  their  pillars  foure,  their  fidgets  foure 

17  their  hooks  fhalbe  of  filver, &  their/or*. 

18.  cubits 


S  O  C         SOD 


SOF 


s  O  J 


SO  J 


SOL 


1 8.  cubits,  of  fine  twined  linen,-— [octets 
j  5.1 1.  his  barres,  his  pillars,  his  fockets 

17.  hangings  of  the  court, — and  their  fockets 

36.30.  their/»^fJ  were  Rxteen  fockets  of  filver 

under  every  board  two  fockets 

16.  he  caft  for  them  tome  fockets  of  filver 
38.  their  five  fockets  were  of brafle 

38.  10.  and  their  brazen  fockets  twentic 
1 1.  and  their  fockets  of  brafle  twenty 
ii.  their  pillars  ten,and  their  fockets  ten 

17.  the  fockfts  for  the  pillars  were  of  brafle 
19.  pillars  were  foute,and  their  fockets  of 
zj.foc.  of  the  fanft. — &  the  foe.  of  the  vail 

an  hundred  fockets  of  the  hundred  talents 
30.  therewith  he  made  the. fockets  to  the 
3 1  .fockets  of  the  court  round  about 

the  fockets  of  the  court  gate,and  all  the 

39.  3  3.  his  bais,and  his  pillars,and  his  fockets 
40.  hangings  of  the  court  ,his  pill.  &  his  foe. 

40.i8rearedupthetabernacle,&faftn.his/oc. 

N,«W&.3.3^.the/oc^Jthereof,and  all  the  veflells 

37.pillars  of  the  court  &  theix  foe.  01.4.31. 

4.3 1.  pillars  thereof,  and  Sockets  thereof 

Cant.  5. 1  y.  as  pillars  of  marble  fet  upon  fockets  of 

£}GC0h. 
Jofh.if.i  y.  Adullam,  Socoh,  and  Azekah 
48.  Shamir,  and  Jattir,  and  Socoh 
£>oO. 
Gen.if.z9.  Jacob  fid  pottage  :  and  Efaucame 
z  Cfo-0.35.13.  the  other  holy  offerings  fod  they  in 

j&ouDen, 
£#<k/.  12.9.  eat  not  of  it  raw,  nor  fodden  at  all 
Lev.6.z8.  velVell  wherein  it  is  fodden  fhalbe  brok. 
if  it  he  fodden  irj  a  brazen  pot,  it  fhalbe 
Nuitt.6. 1 9-prieft  fliall  take  the  fodden  fhoulder  of 
I  Sam.z.if.he  will  not  have  fodden  flefh-but  raw 
Lam.^.io.  women  hive  fodden  their  own  children 

&ouettng, 
r/z.41.7.  faying,  It  is  ready  for  the  fodering 

&0t)t. 
Numb.it. 10.  Gaddiel  the  fon  of  Sodi 

&ouom. 
Got.  13. 10.  before  the  Lord  deflroyed  Sodom  & 
ii.  Lot — pitched  his  tent  toward  Sodom 
1 3. but  the  men  of  Sodom  were  wicked 
14-a-thefe  made  warre  with  Beta  king  of  Sodom 
8.  there  went  out  the  king  of  Sodom 

10.  kings  of  Sodom  and  Gomorrah  fled 

1 1 .  they  tooke  all  the  goods  of  Sodom 

1  z-  they  tooke  Lot  who  dwelt  in  Sodom 
17.  king  of  Sodom  went  out  to  meet  Abram 
1 1 .  king  of  Sodom  faid  to  Abram,  Give  me 
22.  Abram  faid  to  the  king  of  Sodom,  I  have 
18.  1 6.  from  thence  ,  &  looked  toward  Sodom 
zo.  becaufe  the  crie  of  Sodom  is  great 
zz.  from  thence,  and  went  toward  Sodom 
z6.  if  I  find  in  Sodom  fifty  righteous 
19. 1.  there  came  two  angels  to  Sodom 

Lot  fate  in  the  gate  of  Sodom 
4.  men  of  Sodom  compafledthe  houfe 
24.  Lord  rained  upon  Sodom  fire 
28.  Abraham  looked  toward  Sodom  Sc  Gom. 
Dettt.z9.11.  like  the  overthrow  of  Sodom  &  Gom. 

31.31.  their  vine  is  of  the  vine  of  Sodom 

lfa.1.9.  a  remnant,we  fhould  have  been  as  Sodom 

lo.heare  the  word  of  the  Lord, ye  rul.of  So. 

3.9.  they  declare  their  fin  as  Sodom 

13. 19.  fhalbe  as  when  God  overthrew  Sodom 

Jer.  13. 1 4.  they  are  all  of  them  unto  me  as  Sodom 

49- 1 8.  as  in  the  overthrow  of  Sodom  &  Gom. 

50.  40.  as  God  overthrew  Sodom  and  Gomor. 

Z.«OT.4.6.greater  then  the  punifh.  of  the  fin  of  So. 

E"KSk-  x6-  46.  thy  younger  lifter — is  Sodom  &her 

48.  Sodom  her  lifter  hath  not  done ,  fhe  nor 

49.  lifter  Sodom  :  Pride  ,  fulnefl'e  of  bread 
53.  when  I  fhall  bring  aga. -the  cap.  of  Sod. 
5  y.  when  thy  filler  Sodom  fhall  returne,then 
y6.  thy  filler  Sodom  was  not  mentioned 

Amos 4.ir.  fomeof  you  as  God  overthrew  Sodom 
Zepb.z.  9.  as  I  live — Surely  Moab  fhalbe  as  Sod, 
Mat.  10.  15.  more  tolerable  for  the  land  of  Sod. 
n.i3.works  done  in  thee  had  been  done  in  So, 
24.  for  Sodom  in  the  day  of  judgement  thee 
Mar.g.n.  more  tolera.  forSodomand  Gomorah 

Luke  10.  ri. 
Luke  17.29.  fame  day  that  Lot  went  out  of  Sodom 


Kom.t).  29.  had  left  us  a  feed,  we  had  been  as  Sod. 
2  Pet.  2.  6-  turning  cities  of  Sodom  and  Gom.  into 
Jude  7. even  as  Sodom  &  Gomorrah,  and  the  cities 
Rev.  1 1.  8.  which  fpiritually  is  called  Sodom 

ia>ouoinci. 
Gen.  10. 19.  from  Sidon,— as  thou  goeft  to  Socio. 

5>oOomite. 
Dfaf.23.17.  nor  a  Sodomite  of  the  fons  of  Ifrael 

i  Kjng.i  4.  24.  there  were  alfo  Sodomites  in  the  la. 

1  y.  1  z.  he  tooke  away  the  Sodomites  out  of  the 
22.  46.  remnant  of  Sodomites — he  tooke  out  of 

2  Kzȣ-i37-  he  brake  down  the  houfes  of  the  So 

fob  23.  1 6.  for  God  maketh  my  heart  foft 
41.3.  will  he  fpeake  foft  words  unto  thee 
^y.io.thoumakeftit/o/f  with  fhowres 

Prov.i  j.i.  a  foft  anfwer  turncth  away  wrath 

2  j. if  .anda  foft  tongue  breaketh  the  bone 
Mat.11.8.  a  man  clothed  in  foft  rayment?Behold 

Luke  7.  25. 
they  that  weare  foft  clothing  are  in  kings 
Softer. 
Pfal.^.zi.  his  words  were  foftcr  then  oile,  yet 

£>oftlp. 
Gen-n.  14. 1  will  lead  on  foftly  according  as  the 
fudges  4.1 1.  went  foftly  to  him,and  fmote  the  naile 
Ruth  3.  7.  fhe  came/o/r/y,and  uncovered  his  feet 
1  Kjnq.z1.z7.  lay  in  fackclotb,  and  vent  foftly 
lfa.S.6.  refufeth  the  waters  of  Siloah  that  go  foft. 

3  8.  r  5-.  I  fhall  goe  foftly  all  my  yeeres 

Ail. 17.  13.  when  the  fouth  wind  blew  foftly,  they 

jojojonrne. 
Gen.  r  1. 1 1 .  Abram  went  into  Egypt  to  fojourne 
19.  9.  this  one  fellow  came  in  to  fojourne 
26.  3.  fojourne  in  this  land,and  lie  be  with  thee 
47-  4-  for  to  fojourne  in  the  land  are  we  come 
Exod.iz.  48.  when  a  ftranger  mil  fojourne  with 
Lef.17.80r  ftrangers  that  fojourne — that  ofFereth 
1 0.  or  of  the  ftrangers  that  fojourne-  that  eat. 

1 3.  or  of  the  ftrangers  that  fojourne— which 
!?■  33.  ftranger  fojourne  with  thee  in  your  land 
20.2.  or  ftrangers  that  fojournt — giveth  any  of 
2j.  4  5.  of  ftrangers  that  doe  fojourne — of  them 

ft rumb. 9. 1 4. fojourne  among  you,and  will  keep  the 

I  5 .  1 4. fojourne  with  you,  or  whofae ver  be 
fudg.ij.s  from  Bethlehem-Judah ,  to  fojourne 

9. 1  go;  to  fojourne  where  I  may  find  a  place 
Ruth  1.1.  went  to  fojourne  in  the  countrey  of  Mo. 

1  Kjng.  1 7.  zo.e  vill  upon  the  widow  with  whom  if. 

2  KjngS.  1.  arife,-foj.  wherfo.  thoucanir/flyWse 
Pfal.izo.i.  woe  is  me  that  I  fo\ourne  in  Mefech 
Ifo-ill.ovm  feet  fhall  carry  her  afar  ofF to  fojou. 

?2. 7.  went  downe  into  Egypt  to  fojourne  there 
Jer.41, 1  y,  if  ye  wholly  fet  your  faces  to — fojourne 

1 7. that  fet  their  faces  to  go  into  Egypt  to  fo. 

n.die  in  the  place  whither  ye  defire  to  fojou. 
43.2.  goe  not  into  Egypt  to  fojourne  there 
44-  ii-  to  fojourne  there , and  they  fhall  all  be 

14.  to  fojourne  there,  fhall  efcape  or  remain 
z8.to fojourne  there,fhall  know  whofe  words 

Lam-  4.  1  y,  they  fhall  no  more  fojourne  there 
E^el(.zo.  3  8.  forth  out  of  the  count,  where  they/. 

47.  »2.  and  to  the  ftrangers  which  foj.  among 
Act. 7. 6,  his  feed  fnovXd  fo'ourm  in  a  frrange  la. 
^»ojoarncD. 

Gen.  io.  1.  Abraham — fofourned'm  Gerar 
21.  23.  to  the  land  wherein  thou  haft  fojowmed 

34.  Abraham/fl/Wr®^  in  the  Philift.  land 
31.  4.I  have fojourmd  with  Laban  ,  &  flayed 
3f.27.Hebron)  where  Abrah.  &  Ifaac fojourne 
Dcut.iB.f;.  Levite  come  from — where  hefojourn. 

zg.f.fojourned  there  with  a  few,  and  became 
Judg.17.7.  was  a.Lcvite,and  he  foioumed  there 

19.  16.  of  mount  Ephraim;  and  he  fojourmd  at 
2  Kjng.Z.z.  ihe-f foamed  in  the  land  of  the  Phili. 
Pfal.105.  2;.  and  Jacob  fo/ourned  in  the  land  of 
Heb.  1 1.9.  by  faith  he  foioumed  in  the  land  of  pro . 

£>ojonrnci:. 
Gen.  23.4.  Abraham — a  ftranger  and  a  fojourner 
Lev.zz.xo.  a  fojourner  of 'the  priefts  fhall  not  eat 
25-3y-  yea,  though  he  be  a  ftranger,  ox  fojou/. 
40.  as  a  fojourner  he  fhall  be  with  thee 
qj.if  a  fojourner  or  ftranger  wax  rich  by  thee 
and  fell  himfelfe  unto  the  f) ranger  oxfo. 
Nra2b.3$-.i5'.refuge,both  for  the  chil.of  li~.Sc  Jo. 


Pfal.19.1 1.  for  I  am  a  Jojourner  as  all  my  fathers 

^sojourners. 

Levit.  if.  23.  for  ye  were  ftrangers  andfojourners 
2  Sum.a,.  3.  and  vexe  fojour.  there  untill  this  day 
t  Chro. 19.1 5 .  we  are  fojourner  s  as  were  all  our 
&»ojouvnct^. 

Exod.$,zz.  fhall  borrow  of  her  thai  fojoumtb 
1 1.  49.  unco  the  ftranger  thatfo.  among  you 

Lev.  16.29.  or  a  ftranger  that  fojour.  among  you 
17.  12.  that  fojomnetb  among  you  eat  blood  ' 
18. 26. your  own  nafion,nor  any  ftrang.that/o. 

2  5.  6.  and  for  the  ftrang.  that  fojour.  with  thee 
ftta&.i  5.1  y.  one  ordi.-for  you,&  the  ftra.  that/. 

16.  one  law- for  you,&  for  the  ftrang.that/ 

16.  forgiven  all  the  congreg.-.  Si  ft  ran. that/I 

29.  and  for  the  ftrang.  that  foj.  among  them 

19.10.and  unto  the  ftrang.  thatfo. — for  a  flat. 

Jofi.zo.9.  appoint,  for  all-Sc  for  the  ftra.  that/. 

Eya  i.4.remainethin  any  place  where  he  fojour. 

£^.14.7.  or  of  the  flranger  thatfo  ournetb  in  If. 

47.  23.  tribe  the  ftranger  fojourwtb, thexe  fhall 

Sojourning. 

Exod.  1 2.40.  fojouming  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 

Judg.  19.  1.  certaine  Ley  he  foj  i>u-rm?ig  on  the  fide 

1  PeM.17.paHe  the  time  of  yow  fojouming  herein 

Ja>olace. 
Prov.-j  .18.  let  us  folate  our  felves  with  loves 

£>OlD. 
GeK.2y.33.  Efaufwaretohim,  andfoldhh  birth. 
31.15  he  hath  fold  us,and  hath  quite  devoured 
37.  28.  and/«WJofcph  to  the  Ifhmaehtes 

36.  Midianites/iWhim  into  Egypt 
41.56.  Jofeph — fold  unco  the  Egyptians 
42. 6.  he  it  was  that  fold  to  ail  the  people  of 
4  y.4.1  am  Jofeph  your  brother  whom  you  fold 
5.  be  not  angry  with  your  lelves  that  ye  fold 
47.20.  Egyptians  fold  every  man  his  field 
21.  wherefore  they  fold  not  their  land 
Exod.zz.~i,.  havenothing  , then  he  fhalbe/o/dfor 
Lcf.2y.23.  the  land  fhall  not  he  fold  fox  ever 
2  5 .  waxen  poore,  and  hath  fold  away  fome 

then  fliall  he  redeem  that  which  hisbro./. 
27.  reftore  die  overplus  to  whom  he  fid  It 
z8.that  which  is  fold  fhall  remaine  in  the  ha. 
29.  may  redeeme  within  a  yeere  after  it  is  fo. 

33.  then  die  houfe  that  was  fold^-fhah  goe 

34.  fields  of  the  fuburbs — may  not  be  fold 
39.  be  fold  unto  thee,thou  fliait  noscompell 
42.  they  fhall  not  he  fold  as  bond-men 
48.  after  he  is  fold,  he  may  be  redeemed 
50.  from  the  yeere  that  he  was  [old  unto  the 

27,20-  fold  the  field  to  another  man ,  it  fhall 

27.  fhalbe  fold  according  to  thy  eftimation 

28.  no  devoted  thing— -fhall  he  fold  or  rede. 
DeVrf.15.il.  if  thy  brother, — be  fold  unto  thee 

28.68.  there  ye  fhalbe /oMunto  your  enemies 

3  2. 30.  chafe  a  thouf. -except  their  rock  had/. 
Judg.z.i  iff  old  them  intothe  hands  of  their  enem. 

3.8,  fold  them  into  the  hand  of  Chufh 
4.  t.  fold  them  into  the  hand  of  Jabin 
io.7.Lord  fold  them  into  the  hands  of  the  Phi. 
1  Sam.  1 1.9.  he  fold  them  into  the  hand  of  Sifera 
1  Kj-ng  .i  1. 10.  thou  haft  fold  thy  felfe  to  worke 
t  Kf'^g-  6-iy.  an  afles  head  fold  for  fourefcore  pi. 
7. 1 .  a  meafure  of  fine  flou  re  fold  for  a  fhekel 
1 6 .  fo  a  meafure  of  fine  floure  was  fold  for 
17.17.  and  fold  themfelves  to  doe  evill 
Ncbem.f.S  have  redeemed  our  brethren  fold  to 
and  fhall  they  he  fold  unto  us 
13.1  y.aga'nft  them  in  the  day  wherein  theyf. 
16.  and  all  manner  of  ware,  and  fold  on  the 
Efl.7. 4.  for  we  are  fold,  I, and  my  people 

if  we  had  been  fold  for  bond-men,  and 
Pfal.  1  o  y.  1 7.  Jofeph  ,  who  was  fold  for  a  f?r  vant 
j/d.50.1.  which  of  my  cred.  to  whom  I  have  fold 
for  your  iniquities  have  yeM'  your  fel. 
52. 3.  ye  have  fold  your  felves  for  nought 
Jer. 1 4. 1 4.  let  goe  his  broth  which  hath  been  fold 
Lam.  y .  4.  our  wood  is  foldunto  us 
£^.7.17.  feller  fhall  not  ret.  tothat  wnxhis/. 
Joel  3.  3 .  (o'd  a  girle  for  wine 

6  children  of'jerufal.  fold  to  the  Grecians 
7.outof  the  place  whither  ye  have  fold  them 
Amos  z.g.  fold  the  righteous  for  filver 
Mitt.  1  o.  19.  are  not  two  fparrows  fold  for  a  faith. 
1 3.46".  he  went  and  fold  all  that  he  had 

1 8. i5-  his 


SOL        SOL 

18. zy. his  lord  commanded  him  to  be  fold 
»i.  1  z.caft  out  all  them  that  fold  and  bought 

Afo?^  11.  if. 
overthrew  the  feats  of  them  that  fold 
Mar\  1 1. 1  j. 
26.9.01'ntment  might  have  bin/tf/ifor  rmich 
Murk  i^.hin  fold  for  more  then  three  hun. pence 
Lul(e  iz.6\five  fparrowes/tf/i  for  two  farthings 
1  j.z 8. they  bought,they/fi/c/,they  planted 
1 9,4 f  .began  to  calt  them  out  that  fold 
John  z.i4.found  in  the  temple  them  that  fold 
16.  faid  unto  them  that  fold  doves,Take 
n.y.why  was  not  this  ointment/tf/rffor 
Afis  z.4j.and/o&/thtir  poffeffions  and  goods 
4.i4.poffeflion  of  lands,/oWthem,and  brought 
the  prices  of  the  things  that  were  fold 
g7.havingiand,/o/c!  it,and  brought  in  the 
y.i.Ananias,with  Sap.his  wife,/tf/afapoffeffion 
4.and  after  it  was/«/rf,was  it  not  in  thine 
8.  whether  ye  fold  the  land  for  fo  much 
ifow.7-i4.for  I  am  carnall,/nW  under  fin 
1  CtfMo.zy.whatfoeveris/tf/rfio  the  fhambles 
Heb.ii.16.who  for  one  morfell  fold  his  birth-rig. 

j&oie. 

Gf»-8.9.dove  found  nordt,fot,the./tf/i?ofherfoot 
Dent .  z  8 .  3  5  .from  the  fole  of  the  foo  t  unto  the 
y  6  folc  of  her  foot  on  the  gtound,for 
6y.neither  (hall  the  folc  or  the  foot  have  reft 
fojh.i-i  .every  place  that  the  fole  of  your  foot  (hall 
i  S<J»z.  14. 2  y.  from  the  fo.  of  his  foot  to  thecrown 
Job  1.7.  with  fore  biles  from  the  fole  of  his  foot 
lfit.i.6.ftom  the  fole  of  the  foot  there  is  no 
£^.i.7.and  the  folc  of  their  feet  was 

like  the  fole  of  a  calves  foot 
<§>0le,or  <&0leS  of  feet,  See  5feet, 

Deut.n. z^.foles  of  your  feet  fhall  tread,  (lull  be 
/o/^.j.ij-affoonasthe/ofe  of  the  prieftsthat 

H.i%.foles  of  the  priefts  feet  were  liftup 
£^.45.7.  place  of  the  foles  of my  feet,  where 
Af^.4.3 .  fhall  be  allies  under  the  files  of  your  feet 

Solemn*. 
Num. 10.  10. inyom  folcmne  dayes  ye  (hallblow 
Pfal.gz.  3. upon  the  harp  with  afolemne  found 
if  a.  1 . 1 3  .it  is  iniquity,  even  the  foletnne  meeting 
I«w,2.2z.thou  haft  called ,as  in  zfolemne  day 
Hof.9.  y.what  will  ye  doe  in  the  folcmne  day 

foletnne  affembly. 
Lev.  zj.36.ic  is  a  folcmne  affembly,  and  ye  (hall 
Nitm.zg  3  y.  on  the  eight  day  yc  (hall  have  a/tf.aff. 
D£«t.i6.8.on  the  fevench  ifay  flaal  be  a /tf. affembly 
1  t^in^o.zo.  proclaims  afolemne  affem.  for  Baal 
z  Chro.j.9.  £he  eighth  day  they  made  a  /tf/e.affem. 
Neh.S.i  8 .on  the  eighth  day  was  afolemne  affimb. 
Joel  t.i4.fanaifie  a  faft,calla/tf/c/fl  ne  affembly 

Chap.  2.  if. 
Amos  y.  21. 1  will  not  fmell  in  your/0/,  affembly 
Zeph.  j.i  8rthat  are  forrowfull  for  the fol.  affembly 
jj&olmnefeafl,  See  $zcfa. 
jg>olcinne/Mj?j,  See  JFe^lsf, 
Solemnftfe,        \ 
Deut.$  i.ro.in  the  filemmtie of  the  yeer,releafe 
J/«.3o.29.afong,aswhen  a  holy  fokmnity  is  kept 

§>olc;nnit(cs, 
i/tf.3  3.20.100k  on  Zion,the  city  of  our  folemnities 
Evt4y.17.in  zWfolemrAticsof  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
46.1  i.in  the  folemnities,  the  meat-offering  fhall 
<§>oIcmnlv>. 
G5B.43.J.  {he  man  dxdfolcmnly  proteft 
1  S#».8.o.yet  protefi  folemnly,ind  (hew  them 

j&otttarp, 
Jo&  g-7.1oe,  let  that  nigh:  be  folitary 

?o.j  .for  want  and  famine  they  were  folitary 
Pfal.6%.6.GoA  fetteth  the  folitary  in  families 

I07.4.they  wandered  in  a  folitary  way 
^•3  y- 1  •  the  folitary  place  (hall  be  glad 
tarn.  1 .  i.how  doth  the  city  fit  folitary,  that  was 
MiZ^  i.j  y.  he  departed  into  a  folitary  place 

SoKtarflp, 
Miftzft  7.  i4.people  -  which  dwell  folita.'m  a  wood 

Solomon. 
z  Saw.  y.  14.0001  unto  him  in  Jeruf.Nathan,  So/o. 
1  Chron.  3.  y.&  14.4, 
1     x2.24.and  he  called  his  name  Solomon 


SO  L 


SOL 


SOL 


SOL 


1  Kin.  1 .  10.  and  Solomon  his  brother  he  called  not>f 

1  i.fpake  unto  Bathfh.the  mother  ofSofymon 
1 z.mayeft  fave  the  life  of  thy  fon  Solomon 
1 3  .faying,  Affuredly  Sol.thy  fon  fhall  reigne 
i7.affuredJy  Solomon  thy  fon  fhal  reign  after 

Verfe  30. 
19. Solomon  thy  fervant  hath  he  not  called 

Verfe  z6. 
XI.  I  and  my  fon  5W.fhalI  be  counted  offen. 
j  3.  caufe  Sol.my  fon  to  ride  upon  mine  own 
j4.and  fay,God  fave  king  Solomon 
37.  evenfo  be  he  with  Solomon 
jS.Sfl/fl/Wztorideupon  king  Davidsmule 
jy.people  faid,God  fave  king  Solomon 

anointed  SW.and  they  blew  the  trump. 
4  j  .hath  made  Solomon  king 
46.5fl/.(itteth  on  the  throne  of  the  kingdom 
47.God  make  the  najie  of  5V.  better  then 
yo.Adonijah  feared  becaufe  of  Solomon 
5 1.  and  it  was  told  Solomon,  faying 

behold,  Adom'jih  feareth  king  Sol. 

let  king  SV.fwear  unto  me  to  day 

yz.SV.faid,If  he  will  fhew  himfelfa  worthy 

yj.fo  king  SolomSent,md  they  brought  him 

hebowed  himfelf  to  king  Solomon 

Solomon  faid,  Goe  to  thine  houfe 

J. 1. he  charged  Solomon  his  fon,faying 

i2.then  fat  SoLupon  the  throne  of  David 
13.  Came  to  Bathfheba  the  mother  of  Solum. 
i7.fpeak,T  pray  thee,unto  Sol.  the  king5for 
19.  Bathlheba  went  unto  king  Sol.  to  lpeake 

2  2-king  Sol.  anfwered  and  faid  unto  his  mo. 
2 3. then  king  Sol.  [wire  by  the  Lord,  faying 
2  y.  king  Solom.  fent  by  the  hand  of  Benaiah 
27. fo  Sa/ow.thruft  out  Abiathar  from  being 
29.told  king  Solom.thzt  Joab  was  fled  to  the 

then  Sol.{er\t  Benaiah,faying,Goe  fall 
41.it  was  told  Solomon  that  Shimei  had  gone 
4y.and  king  Solomon  (hall  be  bleffed 
46.kingd.  was  eftablifhed  in  the  hand  of  Sol. 

j.i.and  Solomon  made  an  affinity  witbPharaoh 
j.  and  Solomon  loved  the  Lord 
4.  a  thoufand  burnt-offer,  did  Stf/.offer  upon 
y.in  Gibeon  the  Lord  appeared  to  Solomon 
6.S«/.[aid,Thou  haft  lhewed  to  thy  fervant 
lo.that  Solomon  had  asked'  this  thing 
1  y.Stf/.  a  woke*  and  behold,  it  was  a  dreame 

4.  i.fo  king  Solomon  was  king  over  all  Ifrael  1 
7  .and  Sol.  had  twelve  officers  over  all  Ifrael 
1  i.had  Elaphath  the  daughter  of  Sol.  to  w  ife 

1  y. took  Bafmath  the  daughter  of  So. to  wife 
21.  Sol. reigned  overall  kingdomesfrom- 

ferved  Sol.  all  the  dayes  of  his  life 

2  z.Solomons  provifion  for  one  day  was 
2  y -even  all  the  dayes  of  Solomon 
26.Stf.had  4000o.ftallsofhorfesforhischa. 
27. provided  vi&uall  for  king  Solomon 

for  all  that  came  unto  king  SV.table 
29-God  gave  Sfl/.wifdom  and  underftanding 
jo.5tf/.  wifdome  excelled  the  wifdorne  of  all 
j  4.  to  heare  the  wifdome  of  Solomon 

J.i.  fent  his  fervants  unto  Solomon 
2.and  Solomontent  to  Hiram,  faying 
7.  when  Hiram  heard  the  words  of  Sol.  that 
8.Hiram  fent  to  SW.faying,I  have  confidered 
10. fo  Hiram  gave  Solomon  cedar  trees 
n.Stf/ffTfl.gave  Hiram  20000.meaf.of  wheat 
thus  gave  Sol.  to  Hiram  yeer  by  yeer 
1 2.Lord  gave  Solomon  wifdome 

was  peace  between  Hiram  and  Sol. 
1  j  .king  Stfta.raifed  a  leavie  out  of  all  Ifrael 
1  y.Stf/.  had  threefcore  and  ten  thoufand  that 
1 6.  befide  the  chicfe  of  Solom.  officers  which 
i8.S»/.builders,&  Hirams  builders,did  hew 

6.i.  in  the  fourth  yeer  ofSo/.reigne  over  Ifrael 
2. the  houfe  which  king  Sol.  built  for  the  Lo. 
1 1. word  of  the  Lord  came  to  Solomon,Uyit\g 
i4.fo  Solomon  built  the  houfesand  finifhed  it 
2 1.  fo  Solom.  overlaid  the  houfe  within  with 

7. 1. but  Solomon  was  building  his  owne  houfe 
8.Stf/.  made  an  houfe  for  Pharaohs  daughter 
1 3. king  Sol. fent  and  fet  Hiram  out  of  Tyre 
i4.and  he  came  to  king  Sol.znd  wrought  all 
40.th.1t  he  made  king  Sol.for  the  houfe  of  the 
4y.  which  Hiram  made  to  king  Solo,  for  the 
47.  Solomon  left  all  the  veffels  unweighed 


48.50/.  made  all  the  veffels  that  pertained  to 

y  1  .ended  all  the  work  that  king  5V<wz.made 

So/.brought  in  the  things  which  Dav. 

8.1.  then  Solomon  affembled  the  elders  of  Ifrael 

2  Chron.%.z. 

fathers  of  thechil.of  Ifra.untoking  So. 

2.affembled  themfelves  unto  king  Solomon 

y.Stf/.and  all  the  congregation  that  were  aff, 

2  chron.  y*6. 

12.  then  fpake  Stf/.The  L.  faid  that  he  would 

2  Chron-  6.1. 

ii.  Solomon  flood  before  the  altar  of  the  Lo. 

J4.that  when  Solomon  had  made  an  end  of 

63.  So/,  offered  a  facrifice  of  peace-offerings 

6y.at  that  time  Solomon  held  a  fr aft 

9. 1.  when  Solo,  had  finifhed  the  building  of  the 

and  all  Sol.deGre  which  he  was  pleafed 

2.  Lord  appeared  unto  Solo,  the  fecond  time 

io.when  Solom.hid  built  the  two  houfes,  the 

1  i.had  furnifhed  Solomon  with  cedar  trees 

that  then  So/.gave  Hiram  twenty  cit. 
1 1. to  fee  the  cities  that  Solom.had  given  him 
1 5. which  king  SVoOT.raifed  for  to  build  the 
i6.for  a  prefent  unto  Ms  daughter  Solo,  wife 
i7<and  Solomon  built  Gtzer 
1 9  .all  the  cities  of  ftore  that  Solomon  had 

that  which  SV/.defired  to  build  in  Jer. 

2i  .upon  thofe  did  Sol.levie  a  tribute  of  bond. 

22.thechil.0flfr.did  SV/.make no  bond-men 

2  Chron.8.9. 

zj.  chief  of  the  officers  that  were  over  Solom. 

2  Chron. 8. 10. 

2  4.untohcrhoufe  which  Solom.had  built  for 

2  Chron.8. 11. 
2  y .  three  times  in  a  yeer  did  Solomon  offer 

2  Chron.  8.  iz. 
26. king  Solomon  made  a  navy  of  fhips 
27 .with  the  fervants  of  Solomon 
28. and  brought  it  to  Solomon 
10. 1. queen  of  Sheba  heard  of  the  fame  of  Soto, 
2  Chron. 9. 1. 
2.when  (he  was  come  to  Sol.  fhe  communed 
2  Chron.  9.  i. 
1  3  .and  Solomon  told  her  all  her  cjucftions 

.  z  chron.Q.z. 

4.  queen  of  Sheba  had  feen  all  Solo,  wifdome 

z  Chron.9.^. 

icwhich  the  queen  of  Sheba  gave  to  king  S. 

z  Chron.Q.9. 

1 3. king  SW.gave  unto  the  queen  of  Sheba  all 

2  Chron.9. 12. 

befides  that  which  So/.gave  her  of  his 

14-weightofgold  that  came  to  Stfte.inone 

zCbron.Q.1%. 

16.  Solom.  made  zoo.  targets  of  beaten  gold 

2  Chron.9. if. 

2 1  .all  king  Stf/.drinking  veffels  were  of  gold 

z  Chron.g.zo. 

nothing  accounted  of  in  the  dayes  of  S. 

z  Cfaon.y.zo. 

23.  fo  king  Sol.  exceeded  all  the  kings  of  the 

2  Chnn.9. 22. 

24.  all  the  earth  fought  to  Solomon 

2  Chron.  9.23. 
z6.Sfl.gathered  together  charets  and  horfmen 
zi. Solom.  had  horfes  brought  out  of  Egypt 
2  Chron. 1. 16. 
1 1. 1.  king  Solom.  loved  many  ftrange  women 
z.Solomon  clave  unto  thefe  in  love 
4.  when  Solomon  was  old,that  his  wives  turn- 
y.  Sol,  went  after  Afhtaroth  the  goddeffe  of 
6.Solomon  did  evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 
7.  then  did  Sol.  build  an  high  place  for  Che. 
9. the  Lord  was  angry  with  Solomon 
1 1.  Lord  faid  to  Solo.  For  as  much  as  this  is 
1 4.  ftirred  up  an  adverfary  unto  Solo.  Hadad 
2y.an  adverf.to  Ifrael  all  the  dayes  of  Solom. 
z6.5"tf/.fer.whofe  mothers  name  was  Zeruiab 
17.  Solomon  built  Millo 
zS.So.feeing  the  young  man  that  he  was  ind. 
ji.kingdomecut  of  the  hand  of  Sol.  &  will 
^o.Solom.  fought  therefore  to  kill  Jeroboam 
was  in  Egypt  untill  the  death  of  Sol. 
41. reft  of  the  afts  of  Solom.  &  all  that  he  did 
written  in  the  book  of  the  ads  of  Sol." 
42.time  that  Stf/tf.reigned  in  Jerufalem  over 
4  3. and 


SOL        SOL 

43. and  Solomon flepc  with  his  father* 
1 2.2.  fled  from  the  prefence  of  king  Solomon 

2  Chron. io.z. 
6.  that  flood  before  Solomon  his  father 

z  cbron.10.6. 
zi.kingdom  again  to  Rehob.  the  fon  of  Sol. 
23.  fpake  untoRehoboam  the  fon  of  Solomon 
zChron.11.3. 
i4.ii.Rehoboam  the  fon  of  5W.reigned  injud. 
z6.  away  the  fhields  of  gold  which  Sol.made 
zChron.iz.9. 
z  fC»«.zi.7.ofwhich  the  Lordfaid  to  Da.&  to  So. 
z  Chron, 53.7. 
a j.  1  j.  which  Solomon  king  of  Ifrael  builded 
24.1  j. which  Solomonking  of  Ifrael  had  made 
z  j.itf.whichSo/.had  made  for  the  houfe  of 
1  Chro.  3.  io.and  Solomons  fon  was  Rehoboam 
6\io.that  Solomon  built  in  Jerufalem 

3  x.imtill  Solomon  had  built  the  houfe  of  the 
i4.4.which  he  had  in  Jerufalem,Nathan,&  So. 
1 8. 8.  wherewith  Solomon  made  the  brafen  fea 
22.5. Solomon  my  fon  is  young  and  tender 
6".then  he  called  for  Solomon  his  fon 
7.David  faid  to  Solomon ,My  fon,  as  for  me 
9  for  his  name  fhall  be  Solomon 
17.ro  help  Solomon  his  fon,  faying 
i  j.  1.  he  made  Solomon  his  fon  king  over  Ifrael 
28.5.  he  hath  chofen  Solom.  my  fon  to  fit  upon 
6.Solomon  thy  fon,he  fhall  build  my  houfe 
9.  thou  Solomon  my  fon,  know  thou  the  God 

11.  David  gave  to  Solomon  h'S  fon  the  patern 
20.David  faid  to  Solomon  his  fon,  Be  ftrong 

Z9.1.S0I.  my  fon,whom  alone  God  hath  chofen 
io.give  unto  Solomon  my  fon  a  perfect  heart 
22.  made  Sol.  the  fon  ofDavid  king  the  fee. 
23.S0Z.fate  on  the  throneof  the  Lo.as  king 
24.fubmitted  themfelves  unto  So/,  the  king 
2  5.  Lord  magnified  Solomon  exceedingly 
z8.Solomon  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
2  Chro.i.i.Sol.the  fon  ofDavid  was  ftrengthened 
2.then  Solomon  fpake  unto  all  Ifrael  to  the 
3.5'oAand  all  the  congregation  went  to  the 

5.  Sol.  and  the  congregation  fought  unto  it 

6.  Solom.  went  up  thither  to  the  brazen  altar 

7.  in  that  night  did  God  appeare  unto  Solo. 
8.S0  faid  unto  Gou,Thou  haft  (hewed  great 
1  i.God  faid  unto  Solom.beca.afe  this  was  in 
1  3  .then  Solomon  came  from  his  journey 

14.  Solomon  gathered  charets  and  horfmen 

a,  1.  Solomon  determined  to  build  an  houfe  for 
z.So/.toldout  70000.  men  to  bear  burdens 
3. Sol.  fent  to  Huram  king  of  Tyre,  faying 
1 1. which  he  fent  unto  Solo,  becaufe  the  Lord 
lj.Solonfqn  numbred  all  the  ftrangers  that 

l.i.Solom  began  to  build  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
3 .  thefe  arc  the  things  wherein  Sol.  was  inftr. 

4. 1 1 .  to  make  for  king  Sol.for  the  houfe  of  G. 
16. make  to  king  Sol.for  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 
1 8. thus  SoZ.made  all  thefe  veffels  in  great 
19.  Solomon  made  all  the  vefftls  for 

5.  1  .all   he  work  that  SW.made  for  the  houfe  of 
SW.brooght  in  all  the  things  that  David 

6. 1 3  .So.had  made  a  brazen  fcafFold  of  five  ca. 

7. 1. now  when  SoZ.had  made  an  end  of  praying 
5. king  SW.ofFered  a  facrifice  of  22O00.oxen 
7.  Solomon  hallowed  the  middle  of  the  court 
brazen  altar  thatSo.bad  made  was  not 
8. at  the  fame  time  Sol.kept  the  feaft  7.dayes 
10. Lord  had  fhewed  to  Sol.and  to  Ifrael  his 
1  i.thusSo/oOT.finifhed  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
came  into  Sol.heart  to  make  in  the 

1 2.  Lord  appeared  unto  Salomon  by  night 
8.i.wherein  So.had  built  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

2.which  Huram  had  reftoredto  Sol.  So/.built 
3. So/,  went  to  Hamath  Zobah,and  prevailed 
6.  and  all  that  Sol.  defired  to  build  in  Jeruf. 
8. them  did  So/.make  to  pay  tribute  until  this 
itf.all  the  work  of  Solomon  was  prepared 
1 7. then  went  Solomon  to  Ezion-Geber 
i8.they  went  with  the  fervants  of  Solomon 
and  brought  them  to  king  Solomon 
9.1.  fhe  came  to  prove  Solomon 

2.  nothing  hid  from  Solomon  that  he  told  her 
10.&  the  fervantsof  SoZ.whichbroughtgold 

1  brought  gold  and  filver  to  Solomon 

2  5. Sol.  had  40oo.ftalls  for  horfes,&  charets 


SOL 


S  O  M 


S  O  M 


S  O  M 


28.  brought  unto  Solom.  horfes  out  of  Egypt 

20-reft  of  the  afts  of  So/.firft  &  laft.arc  they 

3o.Sff/.reigned  in  Jerufalem  overall  If.forty 

3 1.  Solomon  flept  with  his  fathers 

I  r.17.  made  Rehoboam  the  fon  of  Sol.  ftrong 

walked  in  the  way  of  David  and  Sol. 

1 3 .6.  Jeroboam  — the  fervant  of  So/.is  rifen  up 

7.againft  Rehoboam  the  fon  of  Solomon 
3 0.26. for  fince  the  time  of  Solom.there  was  not 
3  5  .3-holy  ark  in  the  houfe  which  Sol.did  build 
4.  according  to  the  writing  of  Solom.  his  fon 
Bqr.  z.  5  5  .the  children  of  Solomons  fervants 

Neb.  7.57.8c  11.  3. 

58.  and  the  children  of  Solom.  fervants  were 

Neh.  7. 60. 

Neb.  12.45.  according  the  commandement  of  Sol. 

1 3.26\did  not  Solomon  fin  by  thefe  things 
Pro.1.1.  proverbs  of  Solomon  the  fon  ofDavid 
10. 1. proverbs  of  Sol.  A.  wife  fon  maketh  a  glad 
2j.i.thefeare  alfo  proverbs  of  Solomon 
Cant.  1 . 1 .  the  fong  of  fongs,which  is  Solomons 

f.as  the  tents  of  Kedar,as  the  curtains  of  So. 
3.7.behold  his  bed,which  is  Solomons 

o.king  Solom.  made  bimfelfe  a  charet  of  the 
1  i.bchold  king  So/.with  the  crown  wherwtfl 
8. 1 1  .Solomon  had  a  vineyard  at  Baal-hamon 
1 2.thou,0  Solomon,mu&  have  a  thoufand 
/w.52.2o.whicb  king  Solo,  had  made  in  the  houfe 
Mat.  i.6.David  the  king  begat  Solomon 
7.Solomonbegat  Roboam 
6.29.thateven  Solomon  in  all  his  glory  was 

Luljc  12.27. 
12.42.  to  heare  the  wifdome  of  Solomon 

Lu\e  11.  31. 
behold,a  greater  then  Solomon  is  here 
Lu^e  11.31. 
/okio.23.Jefus  walked  in  the  temple  in  So.porch 
Aits  3 . 1 1 .  in  the  porch  that  is  called  Solomons 
5.12.  were  all  with  one  accord  in  Solom.  porch 
7. 47. but  Solomon  built  him  an  houfe 
i&ome. 
Gen.  19. ia.left/flwe evill  take  me, and  I  die 
27. 3  .goe  out  to  the  field,and  take  me  fome 
30.3  y.everyone  that  hadfome  white  in 
33.15.let  me  leave  now  fome  of  the  folk 
37.20.flay  him,and  caft  him  into  fame  pit 

we  will  fay  tSome  evill  beaft  hath 
47.2.he  took  fome  of  hisbrethren,five  men 
Exod.  16.  i7.and  gathered  fome  more,fome  leffe 
zo.fome  of  them  left  of  it  until!  the  morning 
27.wentout/o.  of  the  people  on  the  feventh 
30.2tf.beat/oav  of  it  very  fmall,and  put 
Lev.4.7.  put  fome  of  the  bloud  upon  the  homes  of 

Verfe  18. 
i7.dip  his  finger  in  fome  of  the  bloud 
I4.i4.take/0fltf  of  the  bloud  of  the  trefpafs-of. 
Verfe  25. 
1 5.take  fome  of  the  log  of  oyle,  and  powre 
zj.fome  of  the  oyle  that  is  in  his  left-hand 

25.2  5.and-hath  fold  away  fome  of  hispofTeffi. 
Z7. 16. fome  part  of  a  field  of  hispofleflion 

Num.  21.  i.and  took  fome  of  them  prifoners 
27.20.put  fome  of  thine  honour  upon  him 

31.3  .arm  fome  of  your  felves  unto  the  war 
Deut.  24.1  .becaufe  he  hath  found/ow  uncleannefs 
fo(h  8. 2  2.  were  fome  on  this  Cidejome  on  that  fide 
/»^.2i.i3.fentyowetofpeaktothechiId.ofBen. 
Ruth  2.16.  let  tall  fome  of  thehandfuls  of  purpofe 

1  Sam.z4.10.and  fome  bad  me  kill  thee 

27.5, ,in  fome  town  in  the  countreyjthat  I  may 

2  Sam.  1 1. 17.  there  fell  fome  of  the  people  of  the 

z^.andfome  of  the  kings  fervants  be  dead 
i7.9.behoId,  he  is  hid  now  in  fome  pit,or  info. 
when  fome  of  them  be  overthrowne  at 

1 2.  come  upon  him  in  fome  place  where  he 

1  Kin.  14. 1 3.  in  him  there  is  found  fo.  good  thing 

2  Kjtt.  2. 1 6 .  caft  him  on  fome  mount,  or  into  fome 

5. 1 3. prophet  had  bid  thee  doe  fome  great  thing 
7.9  fome  mifchief  will  come  upon  us 

1 3.  let  fome  take.I  pray  thee,five  of  the  horfes 
9.3  \.fome  of  her  bloud  was  fprinkled  on  the 
17.25-which  flew  fome  of  them 

1  Cbr4.atZ.f0me  of  them  went  to  mount  Seir 

1 2. 1 9-there  fell  fome  of  Manaffeh  to  David 

2  Chro.i  2.7.but  I  will  grant  fome  deliverance 

16.10.Xfa  opprefled/oweof  the  people  the  fame 


20.2.  came  fome  ;hat  told  Jehofhaph3t,fayjng 
E^a  z.6$.Jome  of  ;he  chiefe  of  the  fathers,\Vhen 
jo.fome  of  the  people,and  the  fingers  dwelt   ! 
7-7-went  upfomeof  the  children  of  Ifrael  unto  ' 
1o.44.and/0Wf  of  them  bad  wives,by  whom 
Neb.  2.12. 1,and /owe  few  men  with  me 
5. 3  fome  there  were  that  faid,  We  have  more 

5.  fome  of  our  daught.  are  brought  into  bon. 
6.z.  in  fome  one  of  the  villages  in  the  plain  of 
7.70.fome  of  the  chiefe  of  the  fathers  g3ve  unto ! 
71.  fome  chiefe  of  the  fathers  gave  to  the  tre. 
Jl.fome  of  the  people  dwelt  in  their  cities     j 
1 1. 2  S-fome  of  the  children  of  Judahdwelcat 
1 z.^.were  fome  appointed  over  the  chamb.  foi 
1 3.1 5. 1  faw  in  ]adzh  fome  treading  winepref 
19. fome  of  my  fervants  fet  I  at  the  gates 
Job  24.i./o»ze  remove  the  land-markes 
Pfal.io.j.fomc  truft  in  charets,and/orae  in  horfes  I 

69.20.I  looked  for  fome  totake  pity,but  there 
Pro. 4.16  .they  caufe/o»)f  to  fall 
Jer. 49. 9. not  leave  fome  gleaning  grapes 
Dan.  8.  io.and  it  caft  down  fome  of  the  hoft 

11. 3^.  fome  of  them  of  underftandirtg  mail  fall 
1  z.z.fome  to  everlafting  life,and/o/»e  to  fharne 
Amos  4.1 1. 1  have  overthrowne  fome  of  you 
Obad.^. would  they  not  leave  fome  grapes 
Mat.13-4.fome  feeds  fell  by  the  way  fide 

Ma/^4.4.  Z/^8.5 
f.fome  fell  upon  ftony  places,  and  the 

Mar ^4.  j, 
7.  fome  fell  among  thornes,  and 

Mar\n.  i.Ln\e%.j. 

S.fome  loo.foliyfome  6c.  fold,&  fome  3o.fo, 

Vet.zi.Ma;\  4.8,20 

16.14.  fome  fay  that  thou  art  John  the  Baptifl 

fome  fay>Elias,and  others  Jeremiai 

Mar.%.z%.Luk.e  9.19, 

28.thcre  be  fome  {landing  here  which  fhall 

Mar\9.\.  L11I&9.1J 

lp.ii.fomc  Eunuches  which  werefo  born 

/fl/»eEunuches  which  were  made  Eun.  ' 
23 .34. fome  of  them  fhall  ye  kill  and  crucifie 

fome  of  them  fhall  ye  fcourge  in  th< 
z7.47.fome  of  them  that  flood  there,  fatd,This 
Mar\c  15.35, 
28. 11. fome  of  the  watch  came  into  the  city 
i7.worfhtpped  him,  but/undoubted 
Mar\  2. 1. he  entred  into  Capernaum  after  fome 
7.2.  when  they  faw/o.  of  his  difciplcstat  breac 
1 2.5.beating  fome^nd  killing  fome 
i4.4.there  were  fome  that  had  indigna.  within 
6  5  .fome  began  to  fpit  on  him 
Lulte  8.6.  fome  fell  upon  a  rock 

9.7 -becaufe  it  was  faid  of/o»e,that  John 

8-.  faid  of  fome,  that  Elias  had  appeared    ^ 
1  \.\%.fome  of  them  faid,He caftetb out  devils 
49.fome  of  them  they  fhall  flay  and  perfecuK 
1 3. 1. /owe  that  told  him  of  the  Galileans 
19.39.  fome  of  the  Phari.  faid  unto  him,Maftei 
2 1 . 5 . as  fome  fpake  of  the  temple,  how  it  was 

16 /owoofyou  fhall  they  caufeto  be  put 
23. 8. to  have  feenfome  miracle  done  by  him 
John  3.2  5.arofe  a  queftion  between  fome  of  John: 
6.6"4.tnere  are  fome  of  you  that  beleeve  not 
7.i2.for/o/»efaid,He  is  a  good  man 
25.then  faid  fomeof  them  of  Jerufalem,  Is 
4  1  .fome  faid,Shall  Chr.  come  out  of  GaliKi 
44. fome  of  them  would  have  taken  him 
9.9.  fome  faid,  This  is  he 

i6.t!ierefore,faid/«w  ofthe  Phar.This  mar 
40.  fome  of  the  Pharif.  which  were  with  hin 

I  o.  1  .but  climbeth  up  fome  other  way  ,the  fame 
n.37./o>»cofthemfaid,Couldnotthis  man 

46.  fome  of  them  went  their  wayes  to  the 
13.z9.fome  of  them  thought  becaufe  Judas  Ha< 
16.17.  then  faid  fo^ofhis  difciples,What  i 
Afts  5.1 5.might  over-ftiadow/owe  of  them 
8.9-tbat  himfelf  was  fome  great  one 

3  i.except/o»»e  man  fhould  guid  me 

I I  .zo.fome  of  them  were  men  of  Cyprus 
1 3.1  i.feeking./o»K?  to  lead  him  by  the  hand 
1  i.tf.fome  dayes  after  Paul  faid  unto  Barnaba: 
17.4  fome  of  them  beleeved 

1 8  .fome  faid,What  wil  this  bab.fay?Other/o 
2i.or  to  beaxefome  new  thing 
3  z.fome  mocked,  and  others  faid,  We  will 
i&afrafta 


SOM        S  O  M 


SOM        SON 


SON 


SON 


iS.zj.after hehad  ioentfome  time,he departed 
19.3  zfome  cried  one  thing,and  fome  another 

Chap.  2.1.  3  4. 
27.17.that  they  drew  neer.  to  fome  countrey 
34.1-pray  you  take  fame  meat 
g6.they  alfo  took  fome  meat 
44./0/W  on  boards,  Si  fome  on  broken  pieces 
x8.24./o«2  beleeved,  and  fome  beleeved  not 
Rom.11  i.may  impart  untoyoafome  fpiritual  gift 
,13.  may  have  fome  fruit  among  you  alfo 
3. j. for  what  if  Some  did  notbeleeve,ihall 

8.as  fome  affitme  that  we  fay,Let  us  do  evill 
t.j.iot  c  good  man  fome  would  even  dare  to 
11.14.and  might  have  fome  of  them 

ij.\ifome  of  the  branches  be  broken  off 
ij.i  j.written  more  boldly  unto  you  in  fome 
1  Co>-.4.i8.now  fome  ate  puffed  up 
6.1 1  .and  fuch  wetefomc  of  you 
8.7 .  fome  with  confeienee  of  the  idol  unto 
rt.22.that  I  might  by  all  meanes  fave  fome 
l0.7.idolaters,as  were  fome  of  them 
S.  as  fome  of  them  committed 
$.asfome  of  them  alfo  tempted 
lo.as  fome  of  them  alfo  murmured 
1 2.1 8. God  had  ktfome  in  the  church 
14. 2  5 -be  come  together  into  fome  phce,and 
1 j»6.  but  fome  are  fallen  ailecp 

i2.how  fay/owe  among  you  that  there  is  no 
34.  for  fome  have  not  the  knowledge  of  God 
3  %.fome  man  will  fay,How  are  the  dead  raif. 
37.0c  it  may  chance  otfome  other  grain 
2  Cor.j.i.or  need  we,as/<M8« pthers,Epiftles  of 
io.2.wherwith  I  think  to  be  bold  againft/bwe 
12. or  compare  our  fclves  with/owe  that 
Gd/.W.but  thete  be/owe  that  trouble  you 
Ephcf.4.1 1. he  give  fome  Apoft./owe  prophets/owc 
PhU.1.1 1-fomc  indeed  preach  Chrift-,  fome  alio  do 
a  Ttefa.n.  heare  that  there  are/owe  among  you 
1  Tim.i.z.  charge  fome  that  they  teach  no  other 
6.from  which  fome  having  fwerved,have 
io.which/3«e  having  put  away,have  made 
4.1  .fome  {hall  depart  from  the  faith 
5. 1 J  .fome  are  already  turned  aGde  after  Satan 
14.  fome  mens  (ins  are  open  before-hand 

and  fome  men  they  follow  after 
2  j.  good  works  of  fome ate  manifeft  before 
<5.io.which  while  fome  coveted  after,they  have 
;2i.which/oMe  profeffingjhave  erred 
2Kw.2.i8.andoverrhtow  the  faith  oifome 

zo.fome  to  honour,and/<WK  to  difhonour 

Hei.j.4.  for  every  houfe  isbuilded  by  fome  man 

\6.fome  when  they  heard  did  provoke 

4.6.that/o»»eniuft  enter  therein,and  they  to 

io.2  5.  as  the  manner  of  fome  is 

1  3. z.fome  have  entertained  angels  unawares 

1  Ptf.4. 1 2.as  though  fome  ftrange  thing  happened 

2  Pct.].9.ss  fome  men  count  flacknefle,  but  is 

i6.in  which  ate  fome  things  hard  to  be 
fade  22.  of  fome  have  companion 
K«>.2.io.divell  (hall  caft  fome  of  you  into  prifon 

j&ome-boDp, 
Lu\e  8.46.  fome-body  hath  touched  me 
A8s  y.36.boafting  himfelfco  be  fome-body 

j£>oute=tl)iitg. 
1  Sam.zo.z6  fome-tbing  hathbefallen  him 
Mm\  j.43.  that/o/we-ffeg  (hould  be  given  her 
Lul^e  1  i.J4.to  catchfome-thing  out  of  his  mouth 
John  1 1.Z9.  (hould  give  fome-tbing  to  the  poore 
Aols  3 .  j  .expecting  to  receivefome-tbing  of  them 
23.1  j  .enquire  fome-thlng  more  perfectly  conce. 
18. who  hath  fome-tbing  to  fay  unto  thee 
Gtf/.6. 3. if  a  man  think  himfelftobe/ow-tfeg 
Heb.i  i.40.having  provided  feme  better  thing 

<&ome=ttme0.  * 

Epbefz.  1  j.ye  who  fome-times  were  afar  off 

j.8.forye  were/iH8Mi««darknefle 
Cel.i.t  i.you  that  were  fome-times  alienated 

3. 7  .in  which  ye  alfo  walked  fome-times 
Titus  3.3.we  our  felves  were  fome-  times  fool  i(h 
1  Vct.z.zo.vthkhfome-times  were  difobedient 
^ome=Dobat. 

r.ez/.4«i3.they  have  done  fome-rvbat  againft  any 
2  2.and  done /o««-n'W  through  ignorance 
27.while  he  doth  fome-rvbat  againft  any  of 
1  $.<5.if  the  plague  be  fome-rvbat  dark 
19.&  fomc-Tvhal  reddifh,  &  it  be  (hewed 


2i.but  be  fome-rvbat  dark,the  prieft  thai  (hut 
Verfe  26. 
24.  white  bright  fpot  fome-rvbat  reddi(h,or 
28. but  if  it  be  fome-rvbat  dark,  it  is  a  rifing 
jtf.plague  be  fome-rvhat  dark  after  the 

1  Kjn.z.  14.I  have  fome-rvhat  to  fay  unto  thee 

2  Kjn.  5 .  20.  and  take  fome  -what  of  him 
2  Cbr. io.q,ea(e  thou  fome-rvbat  the  grievous  fervit. 

o.faying,  Eakfbmc-rvbat  the  yoke  that 
:    lO.but  make  thou  it  fome-rvbat  lighter     - 
L»^7.4Ct.I  have  fome-rvhat  to  fay  unto  thee 
AB.zx.zo.etw^xite  fome-rvbat  oi  him  more  perfect 

2  J. 16.I  might  have  fome-rvbat  to  write 
Rom.i  j.24.firit  I  be  fome-rvbat  filled  with  your 
2  C"<v\  j  .1 2. you  may  have  fome-rvhat  to  anfw.them 

io.8.though  I  mould  boaft  fome-rvbat  more  of 
G<a/.2.6.who  feemed  to.be  /otfK-wte.whatfoever 

they  who  feemed  to  be  fome-rvbat  in 
He6.8.3.that  this  man  have  fome-rvbat  to  offer 
Kre.2.4.1  ha/e  fome-rvbat  againft  thee 

<£>on. 
GcM.4.2  J.Adam  knew  his  wife,&  (he  bare  afon 
26  to  Seth  alfo  there  was  born  afon 
j.j.Adam  lived  i30.yeers,  &  begat  afon 

28.  Lamech  lived  1 28.  yeeres,&  begat  afon 
1 2.i  j.  Abram  took  Lot  his  brothers  fon 
14. 1 2.they  took  Lot,Abrams  brothers/o3 
1 6.1 1. art  with  child,and  (hall bear  afon 

1  j.Hagarbare  Abram  afon 
17. 16.I  will  give  thee  afon  alfoof  Sarah 

ia.Sarah  thy  wife  fhall>bfear  thee  afon 
18  io.loe,Sarah  thy  wife  (hall  have  a  fm 

i4.Satah(hall  have  afon 
i9.37.firft-bo.  barta/o»,and  called  him  Moab 
3  8.  younger  bare  a  /o»,and  called  him  Ben  ja. 
zi.2.bare  Abraham  afon  in  his  old  age 
7. 1  have  born  him  afon  in  his  old  age 
o.faw  the  fon  of  Hagar  mocking 
1  o. caft  out  this  bond-woman,and  her  fon 

for  the  fon  of  the  bond-wom.ihall  not 
1 3.  of  the  fon  of  the  bond- worn-  will  I  make 
23.8.  intreat  for  mc  to  Ephron  the  fon  of  Zch. 
24.1  f  .born  to  Bethuel  the/03  of  Milcah 
24.daughter  of  Bethuel  the/o8ofMilcah 
36.Sarab.my  matters  wife  bare  afon  - 
44.  appointed  out  for  my  matters  fon 
47.daughter  of  Bethuel  Nahors/fl8 
5 1. let  her  be  thy  mafters/08*  wife 
2  J.9.in  the  field  of  Ephron  thefon  of  Zohar 
1  i.generations  of  Ifhmael  Abrahams/08 
^.generations  of  Ifaac  Abrahams/ora 
27.6.Rebekah  fpake  to  Jacob  her/tf»,  faying 
15.  took  goodly  raiment  of  her  eldeft  fon  Ef. 
put  them  upon  Jacob  her  younger/o?z 
i7.gave  the  meat  into  the  hand  of  her/08  Ja. 
29. let  thy  mothers  fon  bow  down  to  thee 
42.words  of  Efau  her  eldeft  fon  were  told 

fent  and  called  Jacob  her  youngei  -fon 
28.  J.Jacob  went  to  Laban  the  fon  of  Bethuel 

9-Mahlah  the  daughter  of  Iflimael  Abra.  fon 
29.1 2. told  Rachel— chat  he  wasRibekahs/os 
1 3. heard  of  Jacob  his  fitters  fon 
3  2. Leah  conceived,  and  bare  afon 

Ver.3  3,34,3*- 
3  3. hath  therefore  given  me  this  fon  alfo 
30.  j.Bilhah  conccived,and  bare  Jacoba/iwz 
6.  God  hath  heard  my  voice,  &  giv.  me  afon 
7.Bilhah  conceiv.&  bare  Jacob  a  fecond  fon 
10.  Zilpah  Leahs  maid  bare  Jacob  afon 
i2.Zilp.Leahs  maid  bare  Jacob  a  fecond  fon 
17. Leah  concei.  and  bare  Jacob  the  fifth/on 
19. conceived  again, &  bare  Ja.the  fixth/oa 

2  3. Rachel  conceived,  and  bare  afon 
24. God  (hall  adde  to  me  another  fon 

34.2.whcnShechem  thefonot Hamor  theHiv. 

i8.pleafed  Hamor,&  Shechem  Hamors/oK 
3  j. 17.  thou  (halt  have  this  Job  alfo 
jtf.io.Eliphai  the/ofl  of  Adah,Revel  theffrn  of 

1 2.Timna  was  concubine  to  Elip.  Efaus  fon 

1  j.fons  of  Eliphaz  the  firft-born  fan  of  Efau 

1 7-fons  of  Reuel  Efaus  fon 

3  2.Bela  the/iw  of  Beor  reigned  in  Edom 
3  3  .Jobab  the  fon  of  Zerah  reigned 
3  j.Hadad  the  fon  of  Bcdad  reigned 
38.  Baalhanan  the  fon  of  Achbor  reigned 
3  9.  Baalhanan  the  fon  of  Achbor  died 

Q-qqq  * 


37.3.becaufe  he  wasthe/raof  his  old  age 

V,r.4)?. 
38.3.  Shuahconceived  and  bare  a/08 
43.29.faw  his  brother  Benjamin  his  moth./oji 
46. 1  o.Shaul  the/oa  of  a  Canaanitiih  woman 

Exod>  6. 1  J. 
50.23. children  of  M3chirthe/5;zoi  Man.wefe 
Exod.i.  i6.if  it  be  a/ia,thenye  (hall  kill  him 
22.  every  fon  that  is  born  ye  (hall  caft  into 
2.2.the  womm  conceived  and  bare  afon 
10, and  he  became  her  fon 
2i.and  (lie  bare  him  a/08 
4-2j.and  cut  off  the  fore-skin  of  her  fon 
6.2  j.Elfa^.ar  Aarons/oa^tcok  him  one  of  the 
21.3 1.  whet  her  he  have  gored  n/o«,or  he  have 
23.1 2,and  the  fon:  of  thine  hand-maid  (hall  reft 
29.3  o.that^  that  is  prieft  in  hisftead,(hall 
3i.i.the/o«ofUtijthe/o8ofHur,ofthetribe 
Chap.3j.30. 
6. given  with  him  Aholiabthe/oB  of  Ahifam. 
33.11  .ferv.Joftiua  the  fon  of  Nun  departed  not 
3  j.34.both  he  and  Aholiab  the  fon  of  Ahifam, 
38.2  2.Befcal.the./o?z  of  Uii,the/otf  ofHur,of 
2  3 .  with  him  was  Aholiab  the  fon  of  Ahifa*. : 
Lev.iz.6.  dayes  of  her  purif.  are  fulfilled  for  afon  ' 
24.10.the/080f  an  Ifraelitirti  woman  whofe 
xhisfonoi an  Ifraelitiih  woman3whofe 
n.thelfraelitifh  wonians/osblalphemed 
25.49.or  his  uncles /«3  may  redeem  him 
W«W.i.J-tribe  of  Reubeh,Eiiztir  the  fon  of  Shed. 
6.  of  Simeon :  Shelumiel  the  fon  of  Zuriflaa. 
7  .Of  Judah:Nahflion  the  fon  o(  Amminadab 
8.of  lffachar :  Nethaneel  the  fon  of  Zuar 
9.of  Ztbulun  :  Eliabthe/a8  of  Helon 
io.of  Ephraim  :  Elifham  the  fon  of  Amihud 
ofManaff.Gamaliel  thefonof  Pedah. 
1 1. of  Benjamin:  Abidan  the  fon  of  Gibeoni 
1 2.of  Dan:  Ahiezer  the  fon  of  Ammiflaaddai 
1 3. of  Ather:  Pagielthe/o8of  Ocran 
i4.ofGad:  Eliafaph  the  fon  of  Deuel 

1  j  of  Naphtali :  Ahira  the  fon  of  Enari 
20. children  of  Reuben,!  fraels  eldeft  fon 

2. 3 .  Nahfnon  the/os  of  Amminadab  fliall  be 
j. Nethaneel  the  fon  of  Zuar  ihall  be  captain 
7.Eliah  the  fon  of  Helon  (hall  be  capt.of  the 
10.cap.of  thechil.of  Reub.  — Elizur  the/08 
12.cap.of  the  child,  of  Sime.-Shelu.the/o8 
i4.eap«of  the  fonS  of  Gad — Eliafaph  the  fon 
l8.cap.of  the  fons  of  Ephra.—  Elifh.  the  fon 
20.cap.of  thechil.of  Man.— Gamali.the/wz 
22.cap.  of  the  fons  of  Ben.— Abidan  the  fon 

2  j.cap.  of  the  chil.  Dan— Ahitzer  the/oa  of 
27.capt.of  the  chil.of  Athtr— -Pagiel  the  fon 
29.cap.of  the  child. Naph. — Ahira  thefon  of 

3.24.(hall  be  Eliafaph  the/o8  of  Lael 
jo.fhallbe  Elizaphan  thefon  of  Uzziel 

3  2.EleaZar  thefon  of  Aaron  the  prieft  (hall 
3  j.chicfe  was  Zuriel  the/osof  Abihail 

4.16.10  the  office  of  Eleazarthe/08  of  Aaron 
28.underthehandofItham.the/080f.Aaron 
Chap.3  3.7,8. 

7 . 1 2.was  Nahlhon  the  fon  of  Ammi.  of  the  tri. 
17.  offering  of  Nahihon  thefon  of  Amrnin. 
i8.Neth.  the  fon  of  Zuar,  prince  of  Iflacbar 
23.  offering  of  Nerhaneel  thefon  of  Zuar 
24-Eliab  the  fon  of  Helon,  prince  of  the  chil. 
29.offering  of  Eliab  the  fon  of  Helon 
3  o.Elizur  the  fon  of  S  heduer  prince  of  the 
3  j. the  offering  of  Elizur  the  fon  of  Shcduer 
36.  Shelumiel  thefon  of  Zurifhaddai,  prince 
41. the  offering  of  Shelumiel  the/fl/2of  Zuri. 
42.Eliafaphthe/fl8  ofDeuel,prince  of  the 

47.  offering  of  Eliafaph  the  fonot~  Deuel 

48.  Elifhamathe/o8of  Ammiud,prince  of 
5 3. offering  of  Eli(hamathe/o8  of  Ammiud 
J4.offered  Gamaliel  the  fon  of  Ped.ptince  of 
J9.the  offering  of  Gamaliel  the/08  of  Pcda. 

6o.Abidanthe/o^of"Gideoni,princeofthe 
6  j.offering  of  Abidan  the  fon  of  Gideoni 
66.  Ahiez.the/fl8  of  Anamifhad.princeof  the 

7 1 .  offering  of  Ahiczcr  thefon  of  Ammifha. 

72.  Pagiel  thc/08  of  Ocran,the/o8of  Aiher 
77.1heoff.ring  ofPagiel  thefonof  Ocran 
78.Ahira  the  fon  of  Enan,  prince  of—  N3p. 
lij.the  offering  of  Ahira  t  he  fon  of  Enan 

10. 1 4-over  the  hoft  of  Judah,Nahfhon  the /o8 

1  J.over 


SON       SON 


SON        SON 


SON        SON 


i  {.over  the  hoft  of-Iffachar  wasNet.the /ob 
i6.over  the  hoft  of  Zebul.was  Eliab  the  fon 
18.  over  his  hoft  was  Elizur  the  fon  of  Shed. 
i^.over  the  hoft  of- Sim. was  Sbelu.the/flB  of 
20.  over  the  hoft  of-  Gad  was  Eliaf.  the/08 
22.  over  his  hoft  was  Elifha.  the  fon  of  Am. 
2  3  .over  the  hoft  of — Man.was  Gam.  thefon 
24.overthe  hoft  of-Ben.was  Abidan  the  fon 
2f .  over  his  hoft  was  Ahiezer  the/osof  Am. 
26\over  the  hoft  of-Afher  wasPagiel  the  fon 
27.over  the  hoft  of-Naph.was  Ahira  the/03 
29,Mofes  faid  unto  Hobab  the  fon  of  Raguel 
1  1.28.  Jofhua  the/08  of  Nun  anfwered  &  faid 
1  j.4.0? the  tribe  of  Reub.  Shammua  thefon  of 
j.  of  the  tribe  of  Simeon 3  Shaphat  thefon  of 
6. tribe  of  Judah,Caleb  the/08  of  Jephunneh 
7<tribe  of  Iffachar,Igal  the  fon  of  Jofeph 
8.tribe  of  Ephraim,Ofhea  the  fon  of  Nun 
o.tribe  of  Benjamin,Palti  thefon  of  Raphu 
ictribeof  Zebulun,Gaddielthe/o8of  Sodi 
n. tribe  of  Jofeph-^Gaddi  the  (on  of  Sufi 
12. tribe  of  Dan,Ammiel  the/03  ofGemalli 
1 3  .tribe  of  Afher,Sether  the/03  of  Michael 
i4.tribeofNaph.Nahbithe/o8of  Vophfi 
1  ?. tribe  of  Gad,  Geuel  the  fon  of  Machi 
i6.Mofes  called  Ofhea  the  fon  of  Nun  Jeh. 
1 4.6Jofhua  the  fon  of  Nun,&  Caleb  thesis  of 
jo.fave  Cal.the/03  of  Jeph.  &  Jofhua  the  fon 
38.Jofh.the/oa  of  Nun,and  Caleb  the  fon  of 
i6\i.Korahthe/o3ofl2.har,the/o»ofKohath 
the/a»ofLevi,&  On  the  fon  of  Pcleth 
3  7.fpeak  unto  Eleazar  the  fon  of  Aaron 
22.2. Balak  the/osof  Zipporfaw  all  that  Ifr. 
4.Bal.the/««  of  Zippor  was  king  of  the  Mo. 
5  .fent  meffen.unto  Balaam  the/08  of  Beor 
jo.Bal.  the  fon  of  Zippor  hath  fent  unto  me 
i6.thus  faith  Balak  the  fon  of  Zippor,  Let 
2j.i8.hearken  unto  me,thou/o»  of  Zippor 
24.  j.  and  faid,  Bal.  the  fon  of  Beor  hath  faid 
Verfe  ij 
25.7.when  Phinehas  the/o»of  Eleaz.the/oa  of 
1 1  .Phinehas  the  fon  of  Ele./on  of  Aaron  hath 
1 4.  was  Zimri  thefon  of  Salu,  a  prince  of 
26.  1  .fpake  unto  Ele.the  fon  of  Aaron  the  prieft 
j.Reubentheeldeft/oBofIfrael,the  child  of 
tfy.fave  Caleb  the  fon  of  Jeph.&  Jofh.the /ob 
27.i.the/S«ofHephir,the/o8ofGilead,the/o» 
4.becaufe  he  hath  no  fon 
8.  if  a  man  die,and  have  no  /o8,then  ye 
1 8.take  thee  Jofhua  the  fon  of  Nun,a  man  in 
ji.6.&  Phinehas  the  fon  of  Eleazar  to  the  war 
8.Bai.the/o8of  Beor  they  flew  with  thefwo. 
3  2. 1 2.fave  Caleb  the  fon  of  Jeph.ci Jofh.the /ob 
28.  Mofes  commanded  Jofh.  the  fon  of  Nun 
33.  half  the  tribe  of  Manaffeh  the/08  of  Jof. 
3  9. children  of  Machir  the  fon  of  Man.  went 
40. gave  Gilead  unto  Machir  thefon  of  Man. 
41.  Jair  fon  of  Manaffeh  went  and  tooke  the  j 
34.i7.Elea.theprieft,&  Jofhua  the  fon  of  Nun  j 
i9.tribe  of  Judah,Cal.  the fonoi Jephunneh  I 


20.tribe  of — Simeon,  Shemuel  thefon  of 

2  i.tribe  of  Benjimin,Elidad  thefon  of  Chif. 
2  2.tribe  of  Dan,Bukki  the/oaofjogli 
23  .tribe  of  the  child,  of  Man.Han.the/o8  of 

24-tribe  of  the  child,  of  Ephr.Kemuel  the/03 
2y.tribeofthechild.0fZebu.Eliz.the/flH  of 
26>.tribe  of  the  chil.oflffa.Pal.the/o/j  of  Az. 
27.  tribe  of  the  chil.ofAfher,Ahi.  the/osof 
28.tribe  of  the  childof  Naphr.  Pad.the  [on  of 
3  6. 1. the  fon  of  Machir,  the  fon  of  Manaff.  of  the 
1 2.family  of  the  fons  of  Man.the /ob  of  Jofe. 
De/tf.i.j6.fave  Caleb  the  pa  of  Jeph.hefhal  fee  it 

3  8  .Jofh.  the  fon  of  Nun  he  ihall  go  in  thither 
3. 1 4. Jair  the  fon  of  Man.  took  all  the  countrey 
6. 2.  thou  and  thy/oB,and  thy  fons  fon 

1  r.fc\the  fons  of  Eliab  thefon  of  Reuben 
1 3.6".if  thy  brot-the  fon  of  thy  mot.or  the  fon  of 
2 1 . 1 6. fon  of  the  beloved  firft-bo.  before  thefon 
i7.acknowlcdge  thefon  of  the  hated,  for 
19. have  a  ftubborn  and  rebellious  fon,  which 
20.  this  our  fon  is  ftubborn  and  rebellious 
23.4.hired  againft  thee  Balaam  thefon  of  Beor 
28.5r6.be  evill  toward  her/o»,and  toward 
3 1.2  3  .he  gave  Jofhua  the/08  of  Nun  a  charge 
32.44.he  and  Hofhea  the  fon  of  Nun 
34.9.}ofhua  the/eBof  Nun  was  full  of  the  fpir. 


Jofh.  1.  i.fpake  unto  Jofhua  thefon  of  Nun,faying 
2.i.Jofhda  the/oBofNun  went  out  of  Shittim 

23. and  came  to  Jofhua  the/flBofNun 
6.6.  Jofhua  thefon  of  Nun  called  the  priefts 

26".in  his  youngeft  fon  he  fhall  fet  up  the  gat. 
7. 1 .  for  Achan  the  fon  of  Carmi,  thefon  of 

the/oBof  Zerah,of  the  tribe  of Judah 
i8.Achan  the  fonof  Carmi  was  taken 
24.took  Achan  the  fon  of  Zerab,&  the  filver 
13.22.Bal.the/0aofBeor  did  the  childr.of  Ifr. 
3  i.pertaining  to  the  child,  of  Macthe/oB  of 
I4.i.which  Eleaz.  and  Jofhua  thefonot Nun 
6\Caleb  thefon  of  Jephunneh  faid  unto  him 
1 3.  gave  unto  Caleb  he  fon  of  Jeph.  Hebron 
1 4.became  the  inher.of  Caleb  the/on  of  Jep. 
1  ?.6.to  the  ftone  of  Bohan  thefon  of  Reuben 
8.up  by  the  valley  of  the/03  of  Hinnom 
i3.unto  Caleb  thefon  of  Jeph. he  gave  a  part 
17. 0:hniel  thefon  of  Kenaz,  the  brother 
Judg.i.  13. 
17. 2.male  children  of  Man.  thefon  of  Jofeph 
3.ZeI.the/oB  of  Heph.the/03  of  Gile.the /ob 
Machir  the  fon  of  Man.  had  no  fons 
4.came  neer  before  Jofhua  the/03  of  Nun 
1 8 . 1 6.1ieth  before  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Hin. 
17.  defcended  to  the  ftone  of  Bohan  thefon 
19.49.gave  an  inheri.to Jofhua  thefon  of  Nun 
5 1. which  Eleazar  and  Jofhua  thefon  of  Nun 
2 1 . 1  .unto  Eleaz.  &  unto  Jofhua  the/03  of  Nun 
1 2.  g2ve  they  to  Caleb  the/03  of  Jephunneh 
22.13.fent  Phinehas  thefon  of  Eliaz.the  prieft 
2p.did  not  Achan  thefon  of  Zerah  commit 
3  i.Phinehas  thefon  of  Eleazar,faid  unto  the 
3  2.  Phinehas  the/03  of  Eleaz.returned  from  | 
24.9.thenBalak  thefon  of  Zippor  arofe,and 

called  Bal.the  fon  of  Beor  to  cutfe  you 
19.th.at  Jofhua  the  fonoi  Nun  —  died 

Judg.  2.  8. 
3  3. and  Eleazar  the/03  of  Aaron  died 
Jndg.3.9.  deli.them  to  even  Othniel  the/08  of  Kc. 
1  i.and  Othniel  the/08  of  Kenaz  died 
1  f  .up  a  deliverer jEhud  the/08  of  Gera 
3 1.  afcer  him  was  Shamgar  thefon  of  Anath 
4.6.fhe  fent  and  called  Barak  the  fon  of  Abino.  | 
12.thatBar.the/080f  Abino.wasgone  up  to 
f.  1. fang  Deborah,  fit  Bar.  the/08  of  Abinoam 
6.inthe  dayes  of  Shamgar  the  fon  of  Anath 
1 2.1ead  thy  captivity  captive,thou/oB  of  Ab. 
6,  a^.Gideon  the  fon  of  Joafh  hath  done  this 
7.i4.fave  the  fword  of  Gideon  the/08  of  Joafh 
8. 1 3. Gideon  the  fon  of  Joafh  return. from  bat. 
29.  Jerubbaal  the  fon  of  Joafh  went  &  dwelt 
3 1  .(he  alfo  bare  him  a.  fon 
3  2.  Gideon  the/08  of  Joafh  died  in  a  good 
9. 1 .Abimelech  thefon  of  Jer. went  to  Shechem 
5. yet  Jotham  the  youngeft /"ob of  Jerub.  was 
i8.made  Abim.the/oBofhismaid-fer.  king 
26\and  Gaal  the/08  of  Ebed  came  with  his 
28.Gaal  the  fon  of  Ebed  faid,Who  is  Abim.  1 
is  not  he  the/03  of  Jerubbaal  I 
jo.when  Zeb.heard  the  words  of  Ga.the  fon 
3  r.Gaal  the  fon  of  Ebed  be  come  toShecbem 
3  5. Gaal  thefon  of  Ebed  went  out,and  ftood 
57.came  the  curfe  of  Jotham  the/08  of  Zer. 
10.  i.to  defend  Ifrael,ToIah  the/08  of  Puah 
1 1.1.  and  Jephthah  was  the/08  of  an  harlot 
2. thou  art  thefon  of  a  ftrange  woman 
2  j.any  thing  better  then  Bal.  the  fonof  Zip. 
34.befides  her  he  had  neither  fon  nor  daught. 
1 2. 1 3. after  him,Abdon  the/08  of  Hillel,  a 

1  c.and  Abdon  the/03  of  Hillel — died 
1 3 .3  .thou  (halt  conceive  and  bear  3  fon  V.  7,7. 

24. the  woman  bare  a/o3,and  called  his 
1 8.30.  Jonathan  the  fon  of  Gerfh.the/03  of  Ma. 
20. 28.  Phinehas  the  fon  of  Elea.the/flB  of  Aar, 
Ruth  4. 1 3 .  and  Ruth  bare  a  fon 

1 7. there  is  a/08  borne  to  Naomi 
i  Srf8M.i.name  was  Elkan.  thefon  of  Jer.the  fon 
20.bare  a/o»,and  called  his  name  Samuel 
23»gave  her  fon  fuck  untill  fhe  weaned 
4.20.for  thou  haft  born  a  fon 
9.1. name  was  Kiih,the/o»  of  Ahiel,the  [on  of 
thefon  of  Bechorath,  the/08  of  Aphiah 
2. he  had  a  fon  whofe  name  was  Saul 
10. 1 1. that  is  come  unto  thefon  of  Kith 
2  i.and  Saul  the/ovofKifh  was  taken 


i4.i.that  Jonathan  the/08  of  Saul  faid  to  the 
3.Ahiab/o8  of  Ahit.  the/08  of  Phin.the/08  of  I 
yo.was  Abner  the/03  of  Ner  Sauls  uncle 
J  Land  Ner  was  thefon  of  Abiel 

16.18. 1  havefeen  a  fon  of  Jeffe  that  is  cunning 

17-12.  David  was  the/08  of  that  Ephramite 
5  5.Abner»whofe/0B  is  this  youth 
5<S.enquire  thou  whofe  fon  the  ftripling  is 
j8.whofe/08art  thou,thou  young  man 

I  am  the/03  of  thy  fervant  Jeffe  \ 

i$).2jonath.  Sauls/o«  delighted  much  in  Dav. 

20.27. wherefore  cometh  not  the/08  of  Jeffe  to  I 

30.  thou  fon  of  the  perverfe  rebellious  worn. 
I  know  that  thou  haft  chof. the  fon  of  Je. 

3 1.  as  long  as  the/08  of  Jeffe  liveth  upon  the 
22.7.  will  the/08  of  Jeffe  give  every  one  of  you  ! 

9.I  faw  the/08  of  Jeffe  coming  to  Nob 

to  Abimelech  the/08  of  Ahitub ' 
1  i.to  call  Abimelech  the/08  of  Ahitub 
1 2.Saul  faid,  Hear  now  thou  fon  of  Ahitub 
1 3-confpired  againft  me,thou,and  the/osof 
2»./o3  of  Ahitub  named  Abiathar,efcaped 

23.6.  when  Abiatharthe/o8of  Abimel.  fled  to 
1 6.  Jonathan  Sauls  fon  arofc^nd  went  to 

2y.10.and  who  is  thefon  of  Jeffe 
I7.he  is  fuch  a  fon  of  Belial,  thata 
44.to  Phalti  the  fon  of  Laifn,which  was 
26.6.and  to  Abifhai  the/03  of  Zeruiah/aying 
27.2.paffed  unto  Achiih  the/08  of  Maoch 

30.7.  David  faid  to  Abiathar  Abimelechs/08 
2  Som.i.ii.lam  thefon  of  aftranger,anAtnalek.    • 

2.8.Abner  thefon  of  Ner  took  Ifhbo.  the/08  of 
io.Ifhbo.SauIs/03  was  forty  yeers  old,when 
1 2.  Abner  thefon  of  Ner,and-— Khho.thefon 
1 3 . Joab  the/0B  of  Z eruiah,and  the  fervant 
3.3.thethird,Abfalom,theJ08ofMaacah 
4.fourth,  Ado.the/03 of Hag.the  ^.She.fon 
1  cbi-on-j.  2. 
1 4.meffengers  to  Ifhbofheth  Sauls/08/aying 
1 5. even  from  Paltiel  the/wBofLaifh 
4. 1. when  Sauls/08  heard  that  Abner  was  dead    ' 
2.Sauls/J8  had  two  men  that  were  captains 
4.Jonathan  Sauls/08  had  a  fon  that  was  lame 
8.behold  the  head  of  Iihbofhthe/03  of  Saul 
8.3.  David  fmote  Hadadezer  thefon  of  Rehob 
1 2.  of  the  fpoile  of  Hadad.  the/08  of  Rehob  1 
ifi.Joab  thefon  of  Zer.— Jehofhap.the/08  of 
1 7.  Zadok  the/08  of  Ahit.&  Abim.thc/08  of 
1  cbran.  18. 1  g, 
i8.Benaiah  thefon  of  Jehoiada  was  over 
9.3. Jonathan  hath  yet  a/03  which  is  lame  on 
4-he  is  in  the  houfe  of  Machir  the/03  of  Am. 
%.  out  of  the  houfe  of  Machir  the/08  of  Am. 
6.Mephib.the/o8  of  Jonathan,the/«3  of  Saul 
9.  given  unto  thy  matters /o8 -all  that  pertai. 
io.that  thy  mafters/08  may  have  food  to  eat 
Mephib.thy  mafters/o»  fhall  eat  bread 
12.Mephib.had  a  young/08  whofe  name  was 
10. a.  fhew  kindneffe  unto  Han.  thefmof  Ne. 
1 1. 21.  who  fmote  Abimel.  the/08  of  Jerubefh. 

27.  and  fhe  bare  him  a  fon 
i2.24.barea/o8,and  called  his  name  Solomon 
1 3 . 1  .that  Abfalom  the  fon  of  David  had  a  faire 
Amnon  the/03  of  David  loved  her 
3. whofe  name  was  Jonadab  thefonof  Shim. 
4.being  the  kings /o3,lean  from  day  to  day 
32.Jonadab  the/03  of  Shimeah  anfwered,  & 
3  7.went  to  Talmai  the/08  of  Ammihud 
i4.i.now  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiah  perceived  that 
iy.27.Ahimaaz  thy/03,  fie  Jonathan  the/03  of 
36.Ahimaaz  Zad./03,and  Jon.Abiathars/08 
16.}.  where  is  thy  mafters/08 

j.  name  was  Shimei,the/08  of  Gera 
9.then  faid  Abifhai  the/03  of  Zeruiah  unto 
17.2^ .  which  Amafa  was  a  mans/08  whofe 

27.Shobi  the/08  of  Nahafh,8c  Mach.the  fon 

i8.2.under  the  hand  of  Abifhai  the/08  of  Zer. 

1 2.  not  put  forth  my  hand  agai.the  kings/08 

1 8.1  have  no/oB  to  keep  my  name  in  remem. 

1 9 .then  faid  Ahimaaz  the/08  of  ZadoksLet 

20.becaufe  the  kings  fon  is  dead 

22.then  faid  Ahimaaz  thefon  of  Zadok,Yet 

2  7.1ike  the  running  of  Ahimaaz  the  fon  of 

19. 1 6.Shimei  the/08  of  Gera  came  down  with 

1 8.  Shimei  the/08  of  Gera  fell  down  before 

2 1.  Abifhai  thefon  of  Zeruiah,anfwer.8c  faid 

24-Mephibofheth 


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SON   SON 


i4.Mephib.  the  fon  of  Saul  came  do  wne  to 
20.  i.whofe  name  was  Sheba  the  fon  of  Bichri 
neither  have  we  inheritance  in  thefon 
2 .  and  folio  wed  Sheba  the  fon  of  B  ic  hri 
6\noW  fhal  Sheba  the /ok  of  Bich.  do  us  mo. 
7.to  purfue  after  Sheba  the /ok  of  Bichri 

Verfe  13. 
10.  purfued  after  Sheba  the/in  of  Bichri 
a 1.  a  man  of  mount  Ephraim,  Sheba  the  fon 
a2.cut  offthe  head  of  Sheba  the  fon  of  Bicb. 
2  3  .Benaiah  the/is  of  Jehoiada  was  over  the 
14.  Jehofliaphat  the  fon  of  Alihud  was  recor. 
ii.7.fparedMeph.the/fl»of  Jon3thin,the/eKof. 
between  David  and  Jon.tbe /ok  of  Saul 
8.  brought  up  for  Adriel  thefon  of  Barzillai 
17.  Abithai  the  fon  of  Zeruiah  fuccour.  him 
ij.where  Elhanan  Jaare-Oregim,a 
i I.Jonathan  the /»» of  Shimeiflew  him 
23.1.  David  thefon  of  Jeffefaid 
g.after  him  wasEleazar  the /ok  of  Dodo 
1  lifter  him  was  Shartimah/flKof  Agee 
i8.Abi(hai  — ihefon  of  Zeruiah,  was  chiefe 
ao.Benaiahthe/fl«of  Jehoiada,the/o»ofa 
1  cbron.i  t.zi. 
a2.thele  things  did  Benaiah  the fon  of  Jeho. 
1  CfovM.1j.14. 
a4.Elhanan  the  fon  of  Dodo,  ofBethclem 

1  Cbron.it.i6. 
atf.Ira  the /ok  oflkkefh,  the  Tckoite 

i  Chron.ii.i2. 
a^.Heleb/in  of  Baanahj-Lttai  the  fon  of  Ri. 
iChron.  1  i.jo. 
3  j.Ahiam  the  fon  of  Sharar,  the  Hararite 
j4.Eliphelet  the  fon  of  Ahalhb.the/flH  of  the 
3  6.1gal  the  fon  of  Nathan,  of  Zobath 
37.armour-bearerto  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiah 
1  l$a.i.$.Adonijahthe/flaof  Haggith  exalted 
7.  be  conferred  with  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiah 
1 1 .  that  Adonijah  the  fon  of  Haggith  doth 
26.Bena.the/flS  of  Jehoiada  hath  he  not  cal. 
3  a.call  me  Benaiah  thefon  of  Jehoiada 
36\Benaiah  the  fon  of  Jehoiada  anfwered 

3  8  .Benaiah  the  fon  of  Jehoiada  went  down 

4  2.  Jonathan  the  fon  of  Abiathar  the  prieft 
44.Benaiah  the /ok  of  Jehoiada  -  have  caufed 

a. f. what  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiah  did  to  me 
to  Abn.the/flK  of  Ner,&  to  Ama.the/oa 
8.thou  haft  with  thee  Shimei  the  fon  ofGera 
13. Adonijah  the  fon  of  Haggith  came  to 
az.  and  for  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiah 
1 5. hand  of  Benaiah  the  fon  of  Jehoiada 
29.fent  Benaiah  the /ok  of  Jehoiada,faying 
3  i.to  wit  j  Abner  the  fon  of  Ner,  captain  of 
and  Amafa  the  fon  of  Jether,captain 
34.Benaiah  the  fon  of  Jehoiada  went  up,and 
3f.kingputBen.the/flK0fJeh.  in  his  roome 
3  Q.ran  away  unto  Achifh  the  fon  of  Maach. 
46\king  commanded  Ben.the/oK  of  Jehoiada 
3.6.  given  him  a  fon  to  fit  on  his  throne 

26. her  bowels  yerned  upon  her  fon 
4.2.Azariah  the  fon  of  Zadok  the  prieft 

3.Jeho(haphat  the  fon  of  Ahilud  the  recorder 
4.  Ben.  the  fon  of  Jehoiada  was  over  the  hoft 
f.Azariah  the /ok  of  Nathan  was  over  the 

Zabud  the /ok  of  Nathan  was  principall 
6.  Adonicam  the /ok  of  Abda  was  over  the 
8.names :  the  (on  Hur  in  mount  Ephraim 
9.the  fon  of  Dekar  in  Makaz 
jo.the /ok  of  Hefcb  in  Aruboth 
1  i.the  fon  of  Abinadab  in  all  the  region  of 
i2.Baanathe/flaofAhilud,to  him  pertained 
ij.the/onofGeberin  Ramoth-Gilead 

to  him  pertain,  the  towns  of  Jair  thefon 
i4.Ahinadab  the  fon  of  Iddohad  Mahanaim 
16.  Baanah  the  fon  of  Hufhai  was  in  Afher 
i7.Jehofhaphat  the  fon  of  Parvah  in  Iflachar 
i8.Shimei  the  fon  of  Elah  in  Benjamin 
19.  Gebar  the  fon  of  Uri  was  in  the  countrey 
5«7.givenDavid  a  wife  fon  over  this  great  people 
7.i4.hewasawidowes/fl'*of  the  tribe ofNap.  \ 
11.23.  another  advcrfary,  Rezon  the  fon  of  El. 
1 2. 1 6.neither  have  we  inheritance  in  the  (on  of 
21.  kingdom  again  to  Rehob-the  fon  of  Sol. 
2  3-fpeakeunto  Rehobo.  the  fon  of  Solomon 
14. 1.  Abijah  the  fon  of  Jeroboam  fell  lick 
j  .to  ask  a  thing  of  thee  for  her  fon 


21.  Rehoboam  the  fon  of  Solom.  reigned  in 

1  f .  1 8.to  Ben-the/flK  of  Tabrim.the/o«  of  He. 
2  j.  Nadab  the  fon  of  Jerobo.began  to  reign 
27.Baafha  thefonof Abijah  confpir-  ag.him 
33.  began  Baafhathe  fon  of  Ahijah  to  reigne 

1 6 . 1 .  came  to  Jehu  the  fon  of  Hanani  againft 
7.  hand  of  the  prophet  Jehu  the /2k  or  Hana. 
8.began  Elah  the  fon  of  Baafhi  to  reigne 
ai.followedTibnithe/flKof  Ginath  to  - 
22.that  followed  Tibni  the  fon  of  Ginath 
29.began  Ahab  the  fon  of  Omri  to  reigne 

Ahab  the  (on  of  Omri  reigned  over 
30.Ahabthe/i>«of  Omri  did  evill  in  the 
34.fet  up  the  gates—  in  his  yotingeft  fan 
which  he  fpake  by  Jofhua  thefon  of  Nun 
17.17.that  thejon  of  the  woman  fell  fick 

20.  evill  upon  the  widow  by  flaying  her  (on 

19.16.  Jehu  the  fon  of  Nimfhi  (halt  thou  anoi. 

Eliiha  the  fon  of  Shaphat  (halt  thou 

i9.rbundEli(hathe/flKofShaphatwhowas 

2 1 . 2  2.1ike  the  houfe  of  Jerob.  the  fon  of  Nebat 

2  Kj#g.  9.9. 

like  the  houfe  of  B  aafha  the  fon  of  Ah. 

2  King  .9.9. 

2  2. 8.yet  one  man,  Micaiah  the  fon  of  Imlah 
9.haften  hither  Micaiah  thefon  of  Imlah 
1 1 .  Zedek.  the  fon  of  Chen,  made  him  horns 
24.Zed.the/oKofChen.wentneer&  fmote 
26.carry^him  back  to  Joafh  the  kings  [on 
41.  JehoTh>the/fl»  of  Afa  began  to  reigne 
49.  then  faid  Azariah  the /»»  of.  Ahab  unto 
<fi.Azariahthe/»«of  Ahab  began  to  reign 

2  Kjn.i.  i7.in  the  fecond  ye.  of  Jehoram  the /as  of 
becaufe  he  had  tyofon 
3.1.  Jehoram  the/fl»of  Ahab  began  to  reigne 

1 1.  and  faid,  Here  is  Eliflia  thefon  of 
4.6\that  (he  faid  unto  her /ok,  Bring  me  yet  a 
16. thou  (halt  imbrace  a/iwt 
1 7.  woman  bare  a  fon  at  that  feafort 
28.did  I  defire  a/flKof  my  lord 
37.took  up  hex  fon,  and  went  out 
6.29.  and  (he  had  hid  her  fon 
3  i.head  of  Elifha  the  fon  of  Shaphat  (hall 
3  2.fee  ye  how  this  fon  of  a  murderer  hath 
8. 1  .whofe/flS  he  had  reftored  ro  life 
j.woman  whofe/os  he  had  reftored  to  life 

this  is  her /ok  whom  Eli(h3  reftored  to 

i6.in  the  fifth  yeer  of  Joram  the  fon  of  Ahab 

Jehor.the/flK  of  Jehofh. began  to  reigne 

2  f .  in  the  twelfth  yeer  of  Jor.the  fon  of  Ah. 

Ahaz.the/flfl  of  Jehoram  beg.to  reigne 

a  Chron  21.1. 

28.  he  went  out  with  Joram  the  fon  of  Ahab 

2  Chron.  22.  f. 

29-Ahaz.  thefon  of  Jehor.  went  down  to  fee 

2  Cbron.zi,6. 

Jor.the  fon  of  Ahab  in  Jezreel,becaufe 

9.2.  looke  out  there  Jehu,  the  fon  of  Jehofhaph. 

i4.Jehu  the  fon  of  Jehofh.  the  fon  of  Nimfhi 

20.  like  the  driving  of  Jehu  the  fon  of  Nim. 

29.eleventh  yeer  of  Joram  thefon  of  Ali.beg. 

10. 1  j.hee  lighted  on  Jonadab  the /ok  of  Rech. 

23.  Jehu  went,  &  Jonadab  thejon  of  Rechab 

1 1. 1  .faw  that  her /ok  was  dead,(he  arofe 

2  Chron. 22. 1  o. 

a.tookejoafhthe  fon  of  Ahazi.  &  ftolehim 

4.  &  (hewed  them  the  kings  fon 

1 2. brought  forth  the  kings /»»,&  put  the  cro. 

l2.21.J0zac.the/flKof  Shim.&  Jeho.the /ok  of 

1 3.1.  in  the  23.  yeer  of  Joafh  thefon  of  Ahazi. 

Jeho.  thefon  of  Jehu  began  to  reigne 

3.inro  the  hand  of  Benhad.the/os  of  Hazael 

1  o.  began  Iehoafh  the  fon  of  Ieho.  to  reigne 
1 1 .  from  all  the  fins  of  ler.ob.  the  fon  of  Ne. 

2  5.  Iehoafh  the  fon  of  Ieho.  took  againe  out 
I4.i.ofloa(hthe/ff«of  Ieh.rcigned  Am. the  fon 

8.  fent  meffengers  to  Iehoafh  the  fon  Iehoah. 
lj.Amaz.  thefon  of Ieho.the/o»  of  Ahaziah 

2  Chron-  25.  23. 
i7«Amaziah  thefon  of  Ioafh  lived  after  the 

zCbron.  25.  2f. 
23.Ama.the/flK0fI03fh-Ier.the  fon  of  Ioafh 
ay.by  the  hand  of  his  fer.Ion.the/oK  of  Am. 
27.faved  them  by  the  hand  of  Iero.the/eK  of 
if.i.began  Azar.the  fon  of  Amaziah  to  reigne 
•f  .Iotham  the  kings  fon  was  over  the  houfe 

Qqqq  3 


8.did  Zach.the/flft  of  Ierob.rcign  over  Ifrael 
10.  Shallumthe/fl»of  Iabeili  confpired  ag. 
i3.Shallum  the/flKof  Jabefhbeg.  to  reigne 
14.  Menah.  the  fon  of  Gadi  went  up  from 

and  fmote  Shallum  thefon  of  Jabefh 
I7.began  Menah.  the  fon  of  Gadi  to  reigne 

23.  Pekahiah  the  fon  of  Men.  beg.  to  reigne 

24.  not  from  the  fins  of  Jero.the  Jon  of  Neb. 

Verfe  28. 

iy.Ptkah  thefon  of  Rem.  confpired  ag.  him 

27.  Pekah  thefon  of  Remal.  began  to  reigne 

30.  Hofhea  thefon  of  Elah  made  aconfpira. 

in  the  io.yeer  of  Jotham  the/tw  of  Uz. 

3  i.Pek.the/oK  of  Rem. — 'Ior.the  fon  of  Uz. 

i6.i.feventeenthyeerof  Pek.tbe/osofRema. 

Ahaz  thefon  Iotham  began  to  reigne 

,    f.Pekah/flK  of  Remaliah  king  of  Ifrael 

i7.i.bcgan  Hofhea  the  fon  Elah  to  reigne 

2i.made  Ieroboam  thefon  of  Nebat  king 
i8.i.Hofheathe/flKofElah-thatHeze.the/o« 
9-feventh  yeer  of  Hofhea  thefon  of  Elah 
1 8.Eliak.thc /ok  of  Hel. —  &  loah  the  fon  of 
26.then  faid  Eliakim  the/fl»of  Hil.&  Sheb. 
3  7.Eliak.the/oK  of  Hilk.— &Ioah  thefon  of 
1 9.2. to  Efay  the  prophet  the  fon  of  Amos 

20.  then  Ifaiah  the  fon  of  Amos  fent  to  Hez. 
20.  i.prcphet  Ifaiah  thefon  of  Amos  came  to 

12.  Berodach-Baladan  the  fon  cf  Bahd:  fent 

22.i2.Com.Ahik.the/fl»  of  Sha.&  Achb.  the  fon 

i4.wife0fShal.the/wft  of  Tik.the/oK  of  Ha. 

23. 30.100k  Iehoahaz  the/«Koflofiah,&  anno. 

3  4.make  Eliakim  the  fon  of  Iofiah  king 

25.22.  Ged.  thefon  of  Ahik.  thefon  of  Shapan 

23.Ilhm.the/flH0fNeth.I0ha.the/flK0fCa. 

Seraiah  thefonof  Tanh.-& Iaaz.the  (on 

25.1(hmael  the  fon  of  Neth.the/iw  of  Elifb, 

CfcrflK.1.43.  Bela  the/flKofBeor 

44.  &  when  Bela  was  dead,Iobab  thefonof 
46,Hufham  was  dead,Hadad  the  fon  of  Bed. 
49.Shaul  wasdead,Baal-hanithe/osof  Ach. 
2.4  5  .the  fon  of  Shammai  was  Maon 
jo.fons  of  Caleb,the/oK  of  Hur 
3.2.thethird,  Abfalom  thefon  of  Maacha 

10.  Solomons  fon  was  Rehoboam 
4.2.Reaiah  thefon  of  Shobal  begat  Iahath 
8.families  of  Aharhel,  the/«K  of  Hnum 
21  .the  fons  of  Shela,the  fon  of  Iudah,were 
34.andIofhahthe/fl«of  Amafhiah 
3  y.Iehu  thejon  of  Iofibiajthe/flK  of  Seraia 

the  fon  of  Afiel 

37.  Ziza,the/oK  of  Shiphi,  thefon  of  Allon 

thefon  of  Iedaiah,tlie  fon  of  Shimri 

the/fiKof  Shemaiah 

5 . 1  .given  to  the  fohs  of  Iofeph,the  fon  of  Ifrael 

8. and  Belah  the  fori  of  Azah 

the/flKcfShema,the/6»  of  Ioel 
i4.the/oK  of  Huri,the/flK  of  Iaroah 

thefon  of  Gilead,  the  (on  of  Michael 
thefon  of  lefhifnaijthe  fon  of  Iahdo 
thefonof  Buz 
1  f.Ahi  the  fen  of  Abdiel,  thefon  of  Guni 
6.3  3  .Heman  a  finger :  the  fon  cf  Ioel 

the  fdn  of  Sb'emuel 
34./fl«of  Elkanah,  the/oK  of  Ieroham 

thefon  of  Eliel,  thefon  of  Toah 

3  j.the  fon  of  Zuph,  the  fon  of  Elkanah 

thefon  of  Mahath,the/flK  of  Amafai 
36.  the/flK  of  Elkanah,  the/o«  of  Ioel 

the/flKof  Azariah,the/flK  of  Zephan. 
37.the/flKofTahath,  thefonof  Affir 

the  fon  of  Ebiafaph,the  fori-  of  Korah 
38.the/o»  of  Izhar,the/o»  of  Kohath 

thefon  of  Levi,  the  fon  of  Ifrael 
39.  Afaph  the  fori  of  Berach.the  fon  of  Shim. 
40.the/e»  of  Michael,  thefon  of  Baafiah 

thefon  ofMelchiah 
4i.thc/flKofEthni, thefonof  Zerah 

the  fon  of  Adaiah 
42.  the  fon  of  Etham  the  fon  of  Zimmah 

the  fon  of  Shimei 
4  3. /ok  of  Iah-the/flK  of  Gerfh.the/flK  of  Levi 
44.Etb3n  the  fon  of  Kifhi,  thejon  of  Abdi 

;he  fon  of  Malluch 

4  j.the/flK  of  Hafhabiahjthe/flK  of  Amaziah 

the  (on  of  Hilkfah 

tfjon  of  Amzi,the/flK  of  Bani,the/fl»  of  Sh. 

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47.the/o«  of  Mahli,  the /ob  of  Muflu 

the  fon  of  Merari,the  fon  of  Levi 
y  6\gave  to  Caleb /oa  of  Jephunneh 
7.i7.the/ff»ofMichir,the/o»ofManaffch 

2  3  .and  bare  a/o«3and  he  called  hisnameBe. 
Z9.in  thefe dwelt  the  child. of  Jofeph,the /oa 

3  y.the/oa  of  his  brother  Helam,Zophah 
g.4.Uthai,theyo»  of  Amihud,  thefon  of  Omri 

the/on  of  Imri,the/oa  of  Bani 

of  the  chil.ofPharez,the/fla  of  Judah 

y.Sallu  the/o»  of  MefhulIam,the/0B  of  Hod. 

thefon  of  Hafenuah 

Sjbniah  the  fon  of  Jeroham,  the  fon  of  Uzzi 

the  fon  of  Michri,Mefh.the/oa  of  Shep. 

the  fon  of  Reuel,the/oa  of  Ibnijah 

1 1. and  Azariah  the/on  of  Hilkiah 

the  fon  of  Mefhullam,the/«z  of  Zadok 
the  fon  of  Meraioth,the/oa  of  Ahitub 
I  i.and  Adaiah  the  fon  of  Jeroham 

the  fon  of  Pafliur,the/oaof  Milchijah 

Maafia  the/oaof  AdieUthe  fonoi  Jah. 

thefon  of  Mefhullam,the/oa  of  Melhil. 

the  fon  of  Immer 

14.  Shemaiah  the /oa  ofHasfhub 

thefon  of  Azrikam,the/o»  ofHaflia. 
l  y.  Mattan  iah  thefon  of  Micah 

the  fon  of  Zichri,  the  fon  of  Afaph 
i  €.  Obadiah  the  fon  of  Shemaiah 

thefon  of  GaIal,the/oa  of  Jeduthun 
Berechiah  the  fon  of  Afa,the/oa  of  Elk. 

1 9.  and  Shallum  the  fon  of  Kore 

thefon  of  Eliafaph,  the  fon  of  Korah 

20.  and  Phinehas  the fonoi Eliazar vrasthe 

21 .  Zechariah  the  fon  of  Mefliele.  was  porter 
j6.and  his  firft-born/oa  was  Abdon 
qo.fon  of  Jonathan  was  Meribbaal 

io.  14.  kingdom  unto  David  thefonoi Jeffe 
n.6.fo  Joab/tfflof  Zeruiah  wentfirft  upland 
1  a.af  tcr  hi  m  was  Eleazar  the  fon  of  Dodo 
3  i.Ithai  the  fon  of  Ribai  in  Gibeah,  that 
38.  Jvlibhar  the  fon  of  Ha  ggeri 
41.  Zabadthe/osof  Ahlai 
4 1.  Adina  thefon  of  Shiza  the  Reubenite 
43-Hanan  thefon  of  Maacah,  and  Jofhaphat 
4f  Jediael  the  fort  of  Zimri,and  Joha  his  br. 
1 2.  l.becaufe  of  Saul  the  fon  of  Kifh 
18  .on  thy  fide,thou/oa  of  Jeffe 

1  y.  17.Hem.the/OT  of Joel-Afaph  thefon  of  Be. 

Ethan  the  fon  of  Kufhaiah 
16.38.Obed.Edom  alfo  the  fon  of  Jeduthun 
i8.i2.Abifhaithe/oaofZeruiah  flew  of  the 
io.6.he  alfo  was  the  fon  ofthegyant 

2  2.9-behold,  a/oalhall  be  born  unto  thee 
14.6*  .Shemaiah  the  fon  of  Nathanael  the  fcribe 

wrote  them  before- Ahim.the/oa  of  Abi. 
rg.the  fon  of  Kirn  was  Jerahmeel 
26.24.  and  Shebuel  the  fon.  of  Gerfhom 

the  fon  of  Mofes  was  ruler  of  the 
28.Saulche/tf»ofKi(h,&  Ab.the/oaof  Ner 
and  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiah  had 
27.i6.Reubenites  was  Eliezer  the/oa  of  Zich. 
Shephatiah  the  fon  of  Maacah 
i7.Hafhabiah  the/oa  ofKemuel 
i8.ofIffachar,Ornrithe/08of  Michael 
\<y.  I fhmaiah  the/oa  of  Obadiah 

Jerimoth  the.  fon  of  Azriel 
20.Hofh./oa  of  Azaz.Joel  the/oa  of  Pedaiah 
2 1 .  in  Gilead.Iddo  the  {on  of  Zechariah 

of  Benjaminjaafiel  the  fon  of  Abner 
22.of  Dan,  Azariel  the  fon  of  Jeroham 

24.  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiah  began  to  numb. 

25.  Azmaveth  the  fonoi  Adiel :  and  over 

Jehonathan  the  fon  of  Uzziah 
26 .over  them— was  Ezri  the fon  of  Chelub 
2Q.over  the  herds— Shaphat  the  fon  of  Adlai 
3  z.Jehiel  the  fon  of  Hachmo.was  with  the  k. 

29.22.  made  Solomon  the  fon  of  David  king 
,  cfo*fl.i.i.Sol.the/oa  of  David  was  ftrengthened 

2.i2.given  to  David  the  king,a  wife/oa 
i4.the/oa  of  a  woman  of  the  daughter  of 

10.16.  we  have  none  inheritan.  in  the  fon  of  Je. 

1 1  .j.fpcak  unto  Rehoboam  the  fon  of  Solomon 
i7.made  Rehoboam  the  fon  of  Solom.ftrong 
1 8  .daughter  of  Jerimoth  the  fon  of  David  to 

1 3.6  Jerobo.  the  fon  of  Nebat  is  rifen  up,  and 
7.againft  Rehoboam  the  fon  of  Solomon 


iy.i.came  upon  Azariah  the/oa  of  Obed 

18.7.  the  fame  is  Micaiah  the/oa  of  Jimla 

8. fetch  quickly  Micaiah  the  fon  of  Junta 

2  y .carry  him  back  to  Joafh  the  kings  fon 
20.1 4.  Jahaziel  the  fon  of  Zech.  the  fin  of  Ben. 

the  fon  of  Jehiel,the/oa  of  Mat.came 

37.  Eliezer  the  fonoi Dodavah-prophefied 

21.17.was  never  a  fon  left  him,  fave  Jehoahaz 

2  2.o.faidthey,He  isthe/oaof  Jehofhaphat  who 
23.1.  Azariah  the  fon  of  Jeroh.  Ifhoiael  the  fon 

Jehohanan,&  Azariah  the  fon  of  Obed 

and  Maafiah  the  fon  of  Adaiah 

and  Elifhapat  the  fon  of  Zichri 

3.behold,the  kings  fon  fhill  reigne 

24.2o!!rpirit  of  God  came  upon  Zech.the  fon  of 

itf.confpired  ag.  him  Zabad  the  fonoi  Shim. 

Jehozabad  the  fon  of  Shimrith 

2y.17.fent  to  Joafh  the  fon  of  Jehoahaz 

the  fon  of  Jehu,king  of  Ifrael 
26.22. did  Ifaiah  theprophec,the/flaof  Amos 
28.7. Zichri  flew  Maafiah  the  kings  fin 
12.  Azariah  the  fin  of  Johanan 

Berechiah  the/oa  of  Mcfhillemoth 

and  Jehizkiah  the  fon  of  Shallum 

and  Aniafa  the/oa  of  Hidlai,ftood  u;> 

29.  i2.Levitesarofe,M3hath  the/oa  of Amafhai 

Joel  the  fonoi  Azariah,of  the  fons 

Kifli  the  fon  of  Abdi,Aza.the/oa  of  Jah. 

Joah  the  fon  of  Zim.&  Eden  the  fon  of 

30,26.fince  the  time  of  Solom.the/oa  of  David 

31.14.and  Kore  thefonoi  Immah  the  Levite 

32.20.Ifaiah  the  fon  of  Amos,  prayed 

32.vifionofffaiahtheprop.the/flaofAmos 

34  8.  he  fent  Sbaphan  the  fon  of  Azaliah,and 

fon  of  Joahaz  the  recorder,to  repaire 

20.commanded  Ahikam  the  fin  of  Shaphan 

and  Abdon  the  fin  of  Micab 

3  y.3-in  the  houfe  which  Sol.the/oa  of  Dav-did 
3  6, 1. took  Jehoahaz  the  fon  of  Jofiah,and  made 

E^a  3.2.ftood  up  Jefhua  the  fonoi JoZadak 

and  Zerubbabel  the  fonoi  Shcaltici 
8. began  Zerubbabel  the  fonoi  S  heal  del 

and  Jefhua  the  fori  of  Jozadak 
y.i.and  Zechariah  the  fon  of  Iddo  prophefied 
2.  rofe  up  Zerubbabel  the  fon  of  Sheahiel 
and  Jefhua  the  fon  of  Jozadak 

6.  i4.through  the  prophef.of-Zecthe/oa  of  Id. 

7.  I.Ezra  the  fon  of  Seraiah>the/oa  of  Azariah 
thefon  of  Hilkiah 

2.the  fon  of  Shallum,  thefon  of  Zadok 

thefon  of  Ahitub 
3.the/y«  of  Amariah,the/oa  of  Azariah 

the  fonoi  Meraioth 
4-fon  of  Zer.the  fonoi Uzzi,the  fon  of  Bukki 
y.the/oa  of  Abifhua,the/oa  of  Phinehas 

the/oa  of  Eliazar,the/o«  of  Aaron 
8.4.  Elihoenai  thefon  of  Zerahiah,&  with  him 
y.the/oa  of  Jahaziel,  &  with  him  3oo.mal. 
6.Ebed  the/oa  of  Jonath.&  with  him  yo.ma. 
7.Jefhaiah  the  fonof  Athaliah,and  with  him 
8.Zebadiah  the/o«ofMichael,and  with  him 

9.  Obadiah  the  fonoi  Jebiel,and  with  him 
10, fons  of  Shelomith,the/oa  of  Jofiphah 

1  (.Zechariah  thefon  of  Bebai,and  with  him 
1 2.  Johanan  the  fonoi  Hakkatan,  and  with 
1 8.fons  of  Mahli,  the  fon  of  Levi 

thefon  ol Ifrael,and  Sherebiah 

3  3. by  the  hand  of  Merimoth  the/oa  of  Uri. 

Eliazar  the  fon  of  Phin.-Joz.the/oa  of 
)efhua,&  Noadiah  thefon  of  Binnui 
io.2.Shechaniah  the/oa  of  Jehiel-anfwered 
1  y.  onely  Jonathan  the  fin  of  Afahel 

and  Jahaziah  thefon  of  Tikvah 

i8.the  fons  of  Jefhua  the/oa  of  Jozadak 

Neb.  1. 1. words  of  Nehemiah  the/oa  of  Hachaliah 

3.2.nexttothem  buildedZaccur  thefonoi  Im. 

4. next  to  them  repaired  Merimoth  the  fon  of 

next  to  them  repaired  Mefh-the/oaof 

next  to  them  repaired  Zad./oaof  Ba. 

6.  repaired  Jehoiada  the/oa  of  Pafeah 

and  Mefhullam  the/osofBefodaiah 
8.repaired  IJzziel  thefonoi  Harhaiah 

repaired  Hananiah  the  fon  of  one  of 
9.repaired  Rephaiah  thefon  of  Hur 

10.  repaired  Jedaiah  thefonoi  Harumaph 

repaired  Hattuih  thefon  of  Hafhabniah 


1  i.Malchijah  thefonoi  Harim 

and  Hafhub  th  :fon  of  Pehath-Moab 
1 2.  next  to  him  repaired  Shallum  thefon  of 
14.  dung-gate  repaired  Malchiah  the/oa  of 
1  y.  gate  of  the  fountain  rep.Shallum  thefon 

16.  after  him  repaired  Nehemiah  the  fon  of 

1 7 .  after  him  repair.  Rehum  thefon  of  Bani 
i8.afterhim  repaired  Bavai  the/oa  of Hena. 
iQ.ntxt  to  him  repaired  Ezerthe/b»  of  Jefh. 
20.after  him  Baruch  thefonoi  Zabbai 
2i.after  himrepiir.Merim.  thefonoi Urijah 

thefon  of  Koz 
23>after  him  repair.  Azariah  thefonoi  Maaf. 
thefon  of  Ananiab,by  his  houfe 
24afterhimrepairedBinnui  the /wj  of  Hen. 
25.  Palal  the/eaofUzai,overagainft  the 
2i>.afcer  them  repai.  Zadok  thefon  of  Immer 
after  him  repaired  Shem.the/»a  Shech. 
30.  Hananiah  thefon  of  Shelemiah 

and  Hanun  the  fixthySaof  Zalaph 
after  him  repaired  Meftiul.tbe/oa  of  Be. 
6.10.  the  houfe  of  Shemaiah  the  fonoi  Delaiah 
i8.fon-in.law  to  Shechan.the/saof  Arah 
daughter  of  Mefhullam  the/03  of  Ber. 
8.  i7.fmce  the  dayes  of  Jefhua  thefon  ofNun 
10. 1  .Nehemiah  thefon  of  Hachaliah  fealed  the 
11. 4. of  Judah:  Athaiah  thefon  of  Uzziah 

the/ca  of  Zechariah,the/«a  of  Amariah 
thefon  of  Shephatiah,  the 
fin  of  MahalaleeJ,of  the  child.of  Perez 
y.  and  Maafeiah  the  fon  of  Baruch 

thefon  of  Col-Hczeh,thc  fon  of  Haz. 

thefon  of  Adaiah,  the /oa  of  Joiarib 

thefon  of  Zechar-the/oa  of  Shiloni 

7.Sallu  thefon  of  Mefhullam,  thefon  of  Joed 

the/a&of  Pedaiah,the/oa  of  Kolaiah 

the/o«  of  Mt.the  fon  of  Ith.the/oa  of  Je. 

o.Joel  thefon  of  Zichri,was  their  overfeer 

and  Judah  the/iaof  Shenuah 

10.  Jedaiah  the  fon  of  Joiarib 

1  i.Scr.  the  fon  of  Hilk.thejoa  of  Mefhullam 

thefon  of  Z  ad.tbe  fon  of  Mer.the/oa  of 

12.  Adaiah  theToaof  Jeroh.the/oaof  Pebli. 

thefon  of  Amz  i,the fon  of  Zec.thc/fls 

i3.Amafh.  thefon  Azareel  thefon  of  Ahafai 

thefon  of  Mtfhil.  theyoa  of  Immer 

1 4.the  fon  of  one  of  the  great  men 

1  y. Shemaiah  thefon  of  Hafh.the/os  of  Azri. 
rhe/oaofHafliabiahjthe/oaofBunni 

17.  and  Mattaniah  the  fonoi Micha 

thefon  of  Zabdi,the/fl^  of  Afaph 

Abdathe/o«of  Shammua,the/«aof  Ga. 

22.UZZ1  thefonoi  Bani,tbe/fla  of  Hamabiah 

the  fon  of  Mattaniah,the/oa  of  Micha 

24-and  Pethahiah  thefon  of  Meftiezabeel 

children  of  Zerah  thefonoi  Judah 
1 2.1.  went  up  with  Zerubbabel  thefon  of  SheL 

2  3  .untill  the  dayes  of  Johanan  thefon  of  El. 
26".  in  the  dayes  of  Joiakim  thefon  of  Jefhua 

thefon  of  Jozadak3and  in  the  dayes 

3  y.  namely,  Zechariah  the  fin  of  Jonathan 

thefonoi  Shemaiah,  the  fon  of 

Mattaniah,  the/0.2  of  Michaiah 

thefon  of  Zaccur,  the  fon  of  Afaph 

13.13.  next  to  them  wasHananthe/racfZa. 

the  fon  of  Mattaniah :  for  they  were 

Efihcf  2.  y.  came  Mordecai  ,the  fon  of  Jair 

the  fon  of  Shimei,  thefonoi  Kifb^ 
j.i.  promote  Haman  the /0a  of  Ammedatha 
9.10.  fons  of  Haman  thefonoi  Hammedatha 
24.  becaufe  Haman  t  he /0a  of  Hammed .  had 
fob  18.19.  neither  have  fin  or  nephew  among 
3  2.2.  kindled  the  wrath  of  Elihu  thefonoi  Ba. 
tf.Elihu  thefon  of  Barachel  anfwered  &  faid 
Pfal.  2. 1 2.  kiffe  the/i>a,lcft  he  be  angry 

yo.20.thou  flandercft  thine  own  mothers  fon 
72.i.thy  righteoufneffe  unto  the  kings  fon        j. 
20.  prayers  of  David  thefon  of  Jeffe  are  end.  ( 
86.1 6.  fave  the  fon  of  thine  hand-maid 
89.22.nor  thefon  of  wickedneffe  afflift  him 
1 1  g.  r  61  am  the  /0a  of  thy  hand-maid 
Pro.  1. 1. proverbs  of  Solomon  thefon  of  David 
3 . 1 2.even  as  a  father  thefon 
4.3,for  I  was  my  fathers/oa 
lo.i.a  wife /fa  maketb  a  glad  father 

a  foolifh  fen  is  the  heavineffe  of  hi: 
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f.gathercth  in  Cummer  is  a  wife/flB 

fleepeth  in  harveft  is  a/as  thac  caufeth 
i  3.  t  .a  wife  [on  heareth  his  fathers  inftruction 
1 5.20.3  wife/eB  maketh  a  glad  father 
i7.2.have  rule  over  a  fin  that  caufeth  fhame 

i  j.  a  foolilh /aB  is  a  grief  to  his  father 
io.i 3. a  fooliih /aB  is  rhe  calamity  of  his  father 

26.is  a /as  that  caufeth  fhame 
28.7.whofo  keepeth  the  law,  is  a  wife/as 
jo.  1. the  words  of  Agur?the/aB  of  Jakeh 
3  i.s.and  wbat>the /aB  of  my  womb 

and  what>  the  fin  of  my  vowes 
Ecd.i .  x.words  of  the  preacher,the/»«  of  David 
j. 14.  andhebegettetba/flB 
io.i7.whenthy  king  is  thefinoi  nobles 
if  a.  1 . 1  .the  vifion  of  Ifaiah  the /as  of  Amos 
2.i.word  that  Ifaiah  thefin  of  Amos  faw 
7.1.  in  the  dayes  of  Ahaz  the/is  of  Jotham 

thefin  of  Uzziah  king  of  Judah 
4.for  the  fierce  anger  of  the /as  of  Reraaliah 
$  .Syria,Ephr.&  the  [on  of  Remal.bave  taken 
tf  .a  k.in  the  mid.of  it,even  the  [on  of  Tabeal 
o.head  of  Samaria  isRetnaliahs/aB 
14.1  virgin  (hall  conceive,and  bear  a  Son 
8.2.  and  Zechariah  the  fon  of  Jeberechiah 
3  .and  fhe  conceivedjand  bare  a /as 
6.rejoice  in  Rezin  and  Rcmaliahs/eB 
9. 6.  unto  us  a  Son  is  given 

1 3 . 1.  which  Ifaiah  the  [en  of  Amos  did  fee 
14.12.from  heaven,0  Ladiet,[on  of  the  mor. 

22.au  off  from  Babylon — [on  and  nephew 
19.11.I  am  the /as  of  the  wife,the/o»  ofancient 

20.2.  fpake  the  Lord  by  Ifaiah  the  [on  of  Amos 
22.20.call  my  fervant  Eliak.  the /as  of  Hilkiah 
36.3«forth  unto  him  EliakimHilkiahs/OT 

22.  then  came  Eliakim  thefin  of  Hilkiah 

and  Joah  the  [on  of  Afaph  the  recorder 

37.2.fent  them  to  Ifai.the  proph.the/flB  of  Am. 

2  i.then  Ifaiah  the/as  of  Amos  fent  to  Heze. 

38.  i«  Ifaiah  the  prophet  the  [on  of  Amos  came 

39.1.  Merodach-Baladan,  thefin  of  Balad.fent 

49.1  j. not  have  compaf.on  the  [on  of  her  womb 

56.5 .nevertheleffe jlet  the  fin  of  the  ftran .  fpeak 

Jer.1.1.  the  words  of  Jeremiah  the/flB  of  Hilkiah 

2 .  in  the  daye  s  ofjofiah  the  [on  of  Amon 

3 .  in  the  dayes  of  Iehoiakim  thefin  of  Jofiah 
eleventh  yeer  of  Zedek.the/flB  of  Jofiah 

6.26.make  thee  mourning  as  for  an  only  [on 
1 5.4.becaufe  of  Manaffeh  thefin  of  Hezekiah 
20.1.  Pafhur  thefin  of  Immer  heard  that  Jere. 
2 1. 1.  fent  unto  him  Pafhur  the  [on  of  Melchiah 
and  Zephaniah  the  [on  of  Maafeiah 
22.1  i.Shallum  the  [on  of  Jofiah,  king  of  Judah 
i8.concerning  Jehoiakim  the[on  of  Jofiah 
24.  though  Coniah  thc[on  of  Jehoi.  were  the 
24.  i.away  captive  Jeconiah  the  [on  of  Jehoiakr 
2?.  i.in  the  fourth  yeer  of  Jehoi,  the  [on  of Jofi. 
3.fr,the  1 3th.  yeer  of  Jofiah  thefin  of  Anion 
26. 1. of  the  reign  of  Jehoiakim  thefinoi  Jol^ah 
Chap.  27. 1. 
20.Urijah  the  [on  of  Shemaiah,of  Kiriath-jV. 
22.be  fent  Elnathan  the/as  of  Achbor        < 
24.handof  Ahikam  the/as  of  Shaphan  was 
27.20.away  captive  Jecon.the/aB  of  Jehoiakim 
i8.i.Hananiah  thefin  of  Azur  the  prophet 
29 .3.  Elafah  the  fon  of  Shaphan 
z  1.  of  Ahab  the  fon  of  Kolaiah 

of  Zedekiah  the  [on  of  Maafeiah 

2  ?.  to  Zephaniah  the  [en  of  Maafeiah  the  pr. 

3i.7.Hanameel  the  [on  of  Shallum  thine  uncle 

8.  Hanameel  mine  uncles  [on  came  to  me  in 

9,bought  the  field  of  Hanam.  mine  uncl./a» 

1  i.to  Baruch  the  [on  of  Neri.the/aB  of  M  aaf. 

in  the  fight  of  Hanam.  mine  uncles  fon 

3  3 .2 1  .not  have  a  [on  to  reign  upon  his  throne 

3  5. 1. in  the  daies  of  Jehoiakim  the  [on  of  Jofiah 

3.1  took  Jaazaniah  thefin  of  Jeremiah 

thefin  of  Habaziniah,  and  his  brethren 
4»the/»Bof  Igdaliah,a  man  of  God 

above  thechamb.  of  Maaf.the/aB  of  Shal. 
8.obeyed  the  voice  ofjonadab  the  [on  ofRec 
14-words  of  Jonadab  the  [on  of  Rechab 
l6.fons  ofjonadab  the/03  of  Rechab 
19.  Jonadab  thefin  of  Rechab  fhal  not  want 
36.1.  in  the  fourth  yeer  of  Jehoi.  the[ono{  Jofi. 
4-Jeremiah  called  Baruch  thefin  of  Neriah 


8.Baruch  thefin  of  Neriah  did  according  to 

io.in  the  chamb.of  Gemar.the/aaof  Shaph. 

1 1  .Mich.the  [on  of  G  emar .  the  fin  of  S  haph. 

i2.fate  there —  Delatiah  thefin  of  Shemai. 

and  Elnathan  the  fan  of  Achbor 

and  Gemariah  thefin  of  Shaphan 

and  Zedekiah  the  [on  oi  Hananiah 

14.  fent  Jehudi  thefin  of  Nethaniah 

thefin  of  Shelemiahjthe/eBofCufhi 

Baruch  thefin  of  Neriah  cook  the  roll 

2<J.king  comman.  Jerahmeel  the  fin  of  Ham. 

and  Seraiah  the  [on  of  Azriel 

and  Shelemiah  the  fin  of  Abdeel 

3  2.gave  it  to  Baruch  the  [on  of  Neriah 

38.  i.then  Shephatiah  the  fin  of  Mattan 

and  Gedaliah  thefin  of  Pafhur 

andjucal  the  [on  of  Shelemiah 

and  Pafliur  thefin  of  Makhiah 

6.into  the  dungeon  of  Malc.the/aB  of  Ham. 

39, 14.10  Gedal.the/aB  of  Ahik.  thefinoi Sha. 

40.5.  go  back  alfo  to  Gedaliah  the  [on  of  Ahik. 

the  fin  of  Shaphan 

6.10  Gedaliah the  fin  of  Ahikam  to  Mizpeh 

7.made  Gedaliah  the  fin  of  Ahikam  govern. 

8.  even  Ifhmael  thefin  of  Nethaniah 

and  Seraiah  thefin  of  Taahumeth 

and  Jezaniah  thefin  of  a  Maachathite 

q.Gedal.the/flB  of  Abikam,the/aB  ofShaph. 

1 1.  fet  over  them  Gedaliah  the  [on  of  Ahik. 

the  [on  of  Shaphan 

13 Johanan  the/aBofKareahcameto  Ged. 

I4.fent  Ifhmael  thefin  of  Neth.  to  flay  thee 

Gedal.the/tfB  of  Ahik.beleev.them  not 

I  5  Johanan  the  fin  of  Kareah  fpake  to  Ged. 

I  will  flay  Ifhmael  the  [on  of  Nethan. 

1 6 .  Gedaliah  the  [on  of  Ahikam  faid  to  Joh  • 

41 . 1.  that  Ifhmael  the  fin  of  Nethaniah 

the  [on  of  Elifhamah,  of  the  feed  royall 
came  uuro  Gedal.the/ffB  of  Ahikam 
2.  then  arofc  Ifhmael  the  fon  of  Nethaniah 

fmote  G  ed.  thefin  of  Ahik.the/OB  of  Sha. 

6.1fhm.  the  [on  of  Nethani.  went  forth  from 

come  to  Gedaliah  the  [on  of  Ahikam 

7.tbat  Ifhmael  the  [on  of  Nethan.  flew  them 

10.  committed  to  Gedal.  thefin  of  Ahikam 
Iilim.the/tfB  of  Netha.  carried  them  aw  ay 

1 1 .  when  Johanan  t  he  [on  of  Kar.heard  of  all 
evill  that  Ifhm.the/oB  of  Neth.had  done 

1 2.  went  to  fight  with  Ifhtn.  thefin  of  Ne. 
1 3. faw  Joh.the/flB of  Kareah,they  were  glad 
14.  &  went  unto  Johanan  the  fin  of  Kareah 
1 5  .Ifhmael  the  [on  of  Nethani.  efcaped  from 
i6.then  took  Johanan  thefin  of  Kareah  all 

recovered  from  Khm.the/aB  of  Nethan. 
18.  Ifhmael  the  [on  of  Nethaniah  had  (lain 
Gedaliah  thefin  of  Ahikam 
42.1.  and  Johanan  the  fon  of  Kueah 

and  Jezaniah  thefin  of  Hofhaiah 
8.then  called  he  Johanan  the  fin  of  Kareah 
and  Johanan  the  [on  of  Kareah 
43 . 2. then  fpake  Azariah  the  [on  of  Hofhaiah 

3  .Baruch  the  [an  of  Neriah  fetteth  thee  on 

4  Johanan  the  fon  of  Kareah  obeyed  not  the 
f.Johan.  thefin  of  Kareah  took  all  the  rem. 
6-leftwith  Gedaliah  the  fin  of  Ahikam 

the/eBof  Shiphan 
4f.i.fpake  unto  Baruch  the  fin  of  Neriah 

in  the  fourth  yeer  of  Jehoi.  the  [on  of  Jofi. 
J  ii  J9.  commanded  Seraiah  the  fin  of  Neriah 
'■,  the  fin  of  Maafeiah 

TZ^c.r  .3.  came  exprefly  unro  Ezek.the/iw  of  Buzi 
H.n.ftood  Jaazaniah  the  [on  of  Shaphan 
1 1.1 3. that  Pelaiah  tbe/tfBofBenaiahdied 
14.20.  they  fhall  deliver  neither  fin  nor  daugh. 
1 8.k.fo  alfo  the  foul  of  thefin  is  mine 
i4>.if  he  beget  a/oB  that  is  a  robber 
i4.if  he  beget  a  fin  that  feethall  his  fathers 
i9-why  doth  not  thefin  bear  the  iniquity  of 
when  thefin  hath  done  that  which  is  lawf. 
20  .[on  fhall  not  bear  the  iniquity  of  the  fath. 
ncith.the  father  bear  the  iniquity  of  thefin 
44.25. for /ob  of  for  daughter,  they  may  defile 
Dang  i.firft  yeer  of  Darius  thefin  of  Ahafuerus 
Ho/.i.i.thatcametoHofeathe/flBofBeeri 

in  the  days  of  Jeroboam  the  fin  of  Joafh 
3 .  w  hich  conceived  and  bare  him  a  fin 


8. foe  conceived  and  bare  3  fin 
13.13.  he  is  an  unwife /aB 
Joel  1 . 1 ,  that  came  to  Joel  thefin  of  Pethuel 
Amos  1.  r.  in  the  dayes  of  Jeroboam  thefin  of  Jo. 
7.14.  neither  was  I  a  prophets/e» 
8 . 1  o.as  the  mourning  of  an  onely  fin 
Jonah  l.i.came  unto  Jonah  the/as  of  Amittai 
Mkab6.iM\&  what  Balaam  thefin  of  Beoranfw. 

y.6.iot  the/os  difhonoureth  the  father 
Zepb.  1. 1. which  came  unto  Zeph.the/aBof  Cufhi 
thefin  of  Gedaliah,the/oBof  Amariah 
thefin  of  Hizkiah  —  the  fin  of  Amon 
Htfg.i.i.unto  Zerubbabel  the/a»ofShealtiel 

and  to  Jofuah  the  fom  of  Jofedech 
1 2.  Zerubbabel  thefin  ofShealtiel 

and  Jofuah  thefin  of  Jofedech 

Chap.  2.  2. 

14,  fpirit  of  Zerubbabel  thefin  of  Shraltiel 

and  the  fpirit  of  Jofuah  the  [on  of  Jofe. 

2.4.be  ftrong,0  Jofuah,/oB  of  Jofedech 

Zcdb.i.i.unto  Zechariah  the/eBofBarachiah 

thefin  of  Iddo,  the  prophet/aying 
6.  io.goe  into  the  houfe  of  JofTah,the/«2  of 

1  i.upon  the  head  of  Jofhua  the  fon  of  Jofed 
1 4  .to  Hen  the  [on  of  Zephaniah,  for  a  mem 

MaL\.6.z[on  honoureth  his  father 

Mat.  1.1  .thefin  of  David,the/«B  of  Abraham 

ao.fayingjofcph,  rhou/tfBof  David,feare 

2 1 .  ihe  fhall  bring  forth  a/oB,  and 

I«£e  1.  31 

2  3  .and  fhall  bring  forth  a  [on,  and  they 

2  j  .brought  forth  her  nrft-bom/»B 
3.i7.faying,This  is  my  beloved  Son 
4. 2 1  .James  thefin  of  Zcbedee,  and  John  his 
g.z.fin,he  of  good  cheer,  thy  fins  be  forgiven 

27. thou  Son  of  David  have  mercy  on  us 
1 0.2.  James  the  fon  of  Zebcdee,and  John  his  br. 
3.  James  thefin  of  Alpheus 

3  7. he  that  loveth  fin  or  daughter  mo.e 
11.27.  no  man  knoweth  the  Son  but  the  Father 

Lul;e  10.22. 

any  man  the  Father,fave  the  Son 

Lu\z  ro.22. 

he  to  whomfoever  the  Son  will  reveale  him 

Lu\t  10.  22. 

1 2.2  3. and  faidjls  this  the  Son  of  David 
13.  j  5 .  is  not  this  the  carpenters  fin 

Lufe4.11, 
if.2i.mercy  on  me,  O  Lord,thou  Son  of  Dav. 
Mark  10.47. 
i6\i6\thou  artChrifl/he  Son  of  the  living  God 
17.5 .and  faid,  This  is  my  beloved  Son 
20.30.mercy  on  us30  Lotd,thou  Son  of  David 

Veffeji. 
2i.9.Hofannato  the  Sob  of  David 

1  f.fayingjHofanna  to  the  Son  of  David 
28.faid,.SeB,goc  work  to  day  in  my  vineyard 
3  8.  when  the  husband-men  faw  the  [on 
22,42. whofe/flB  is  he  ?  They  fay  unto  him 

the  Son  of  David 

23.3  5.  bloud of  Zetharias  thefinoi Berechias 
28.19.in  the  Name  of  thcFathera&  of  the  Son 

M.a;\  i.i9.gone  alittle  further,  he  faw  thefinoi 
i.^.fin,  thy  fins  be  forgiven  thee 

14.be  faw  Levi  the  fin  of  Alpheus  fitting 
3 . 1 7. James  ths[on  of  Zebedee,  and  John 

18. James  the  finoi  Alpheus,  and  Thadcteus 
6.3.1s  not  this  the  carpenter,  the  fin  of  Mary 
10.47.  Jefus,thou  Son  of  David,have  mercy  ori 
Luke  18.38 
48.  thou  Son  of  David  have  mercy  on 

Lull!  18.39. 

1 2.6\having  yet  therefore  one[on,his 

3  5.  that  Chrift  is  the  Sonoi David 

13.1 2.and  the  father  thefin :  and  the  children 

3  2.neirher  the  Son,  but  the  Father 
1 4.6 1. art  thou  Chrift  the  Son  of  the  blefTed 
Lu\e  1. 13. thy  wife  Elizab.fhallbeare  thee  a/as 
3  2.fhall  be  called  the  Son  of  the  Higheft 
3C«.thy  coufin  EliZab.  hath  conceived  ifin 
57.  Elizabeth  brought  forth  a/2» 
2.7.her  firft-bom /oB,and  wrapped  him 

ifi-Son  why  haft  thou  dealt  thus  with  us         S 

3.2.word  of  God  came  to  John  the/flBof  Zac. ) 

2  3. being  (as  was  fuppofedJthe/oBof  Jofeph  \ 

which  was  the  [on  of  Heli' 

^^  24.  which  i 


SON       SON 


SON        SON 


SON        SON 


I 


24.wHch  was  the /o»  of  Mattbat,  which  was 
fon  of  Levijwhich  was  the/os  of  Melchi 
Andfo  to  the  end  of  the  Chapter. 
6.1  J.James  the/03  of  Alpheus,and  Simon 
7.i2.the  only /o3  of  his  mother,and  (he 
io.6.and  if  the  Son  of  peace  be  there,your  peace 
i  i.i  i.if  a /os  (hall  ask  bread  of  any  of  you 
i  z.  y  j.father  (hall  be  divided  againft  the  fan 
i  y.  i  3  .the  younger /&3  gathered  all  together 
2i./J»faid  unto  him,Father,I  have  finned 
3 1  ./?j«,thou  art  ever  with  me 
1 6. z 5./oB,remember  that  thou  in  thy  life  time 
19.9.3s  he  alfo  is  the  fon  of  Abraham 
10.4 1.  how  fay  they  that  Chrift  is  Davids  fin 
John  i.i  8.only  begotten  Son,  which  is  in  the  bof. 
4i.thouart  Simon  the /onofjona 
4f.Jefus  of  Nazareth  the/ozzof  Jofeph 
3.35.  the  Father  loveth  the  Son 

jd.he  thatbeleeveth  on  the  Soft  bath  everlaft. 
he  that  beleeveth  not  on  the  Son  (hall  not 
4.46.3 certain  noble man,whofe/0»  was  fick 
5.  1  o.the  Son  can  do  nothing  of  himfelf 

thefe  alfo  doth  the  Sowlikewife 
lo.for  the  Father  loveth  the  Son 

2  i.even  fo  the  Son  quickeneth  whom  he  will 
22.  committed  all  judgment  unto  the  Son 

2 3. that  all  men  mould  honour  the  Son 
he  that  honoureth  not  the  So3,hon.  not 

26.given  to  the  Son  to  have  life  in  himfelf 
6.40.every  one  which  feeth  the  So»,and  beleev. 

4i.isnot  this  Jefusthe/03  of  Jofeph 

7i.fpakeof  Judas  Ifcariot  the  fin  of  Simon 
8.3  5  .but  the  Son  abideth  ever 

3  6.if  the  Son  (hall  make  you  free,ye  (hall  be 
9.1 9.  Is  this  your/o3,whom  ye  fay  was  born  bl. 

20. we  know  that  this  is  one  fin 
12. 4.  Judas  Ifcariot  Simons/fl»,  which  mould 
1 3 .2. heart  of  Judas  Ifcariot  Simons  fin  to  betr. 

26,gave  it  to  Judas  Ifcariot  the/03  of  Simon 
1 4.1 3 .  may  be  glorified  in  the  Son 
1 7. 1 2.none  of  them  is  loft,but  the  fin  of  perdi. 
2 1 . 1  j.Simon  fen  of  Jonas,loveft  thou  me 

Verf.16,17. 
Atts  i.i  3. where  abode  James  the/03  of  Alpheus 
4.36.^/03  of  confolation,  a  Levite 
7.2i.nouri(hed  him  up  for  herown/0» 
13.21.G0d  gave  them  Saul  the  fin  of  Cis 

2  2.I  have  found  David  the  fin  of  Jefle 

1 6. 1  .the  fon  of  a  certain  woman,which  was 
2  3 ,6.1  am  a  Pharifee,the  fin  of  a  Pharifee 
i6.wben  Pa.  fitters /&»  heard  of  their  lying  in 
K0W.8.3.G.  fending  his  own  Soaintbeliknefleof 
9.9.  and  Sara  (hall  have  a/o» 

1  Cor.  1 5r.28.then  (hall  the  Son  alfo  himfelf  be  fub. 
Ga/.4.7.no  more  afervant,but  a  fan 

if  a/o»,then  an  heir  of  God'  through  Ch 

3  o.caft  out  the  bond-woman  and  her  fin 

fon  of  the  bond-woman  (hall  not  be  heir 
with  the/o»  of  the  free- woman 
Pbil.z.z  i.that  as  zfon  with  the  father,he  hath 
C0A4.To.and  Marcus,(i{rers/o3  to  Barnabas 

2  Tbef.i.i. man  of  fin  be  "=vealed,the  fonof  perd. 

1  Tim.  1 . 1 8 .  this  charge  I  commit  unto  thee,Tim. 
He£.t  .j.and  he  (hall  be  to  me  a  fin 

8.  unto  the  Son  he  faith.Thy  throne,0  God 
3 .6.but  Chrift,  as  a  Son  over  his  own  houfe 

5 .8.though  he  were  a/o»,yet  learned  he 
7.28.makeththe  So3,whois  confecr.for'everm. 
1  r.24.refufed  to  be  called  the  fin  of  Phar.  dau. 
1 2 .6  .fcourgeth  every  fon  whom  he  receiveth 
7.what/o3  is  he  whom  the  father  chaftn.  not 

2  P«.2.i  j.follow.the  way  of  Bala.  the  fonof  Bof. 

1  Joh.z.zz.  that  denieth  the  Father  and  the  Son 

23.whofoever  denyeth  the  Son,  the  fame  hath 
he  that  acknowledged  the  So3,hath  the  F. 
24.ye  alfo  (hall  continue  in  the  Son 
4.i4.Fatherhathfent  the  Soatobe  the  Saviour 
5.1 2.he  that  hath  the  Son  hath  life 

he  that  hath  not  the  Son  hath  not  life 

2  J0&.3  .ftom  the  LJef.  Chr.  the  Son  of  the  Father 

9.  he  hath  both  the  Father  and  theSoa 

£>on0/GflrfiSeei]&oD, 

His  £>on, 

Gen.4.1 7.of  the  city  af.  the  name  of  his  /08  Enoch 

9.24.  knew  what  his  younger /o»  had  done 


t  i.j  1.  Terah  took  Abram  his  fan 

and  Sarai, — his/on  Abrams  wife 

1 6.  j.  Abram  called  his  fons  namelfhmael 

17.23.  tooklflimael  his  fon, mi  circumcifed 
2j.I(hm.  his /ob  was  13.  yeers  old  when  he 
2tf.fame  day  was  Abr.circum.&  Ifhm.his/03 

2 1.3.  Abrah.  called  the  name  of  his /oh —  Ifaac 
4.  Abraham  circumcifed  his  fon  Ifaac 
y.an  hundr.yeers  old  when  his  fon  Ifaac 
ii.m  Abrahams  fight,  becaufe  of  his/oa 

2  2. 3. took  two  young  men,  and  Ifaac  his  fin 
6.  took  the  wood,  and  laid  it  on  Ifaac  his  fon 
9-bound  Ifaac  his/oa,arid  laid  him  on  the  al. 
io.took  the  knife  to  flay  his  J  on 
1  J. for  a  burnt-offering  in  ftead  of  his/03 

24.48.to  take  my  maft.broth.  daught.to  hisfon 

2  y. 6.  from  Ifaac  hisfon  while  he  yet  lived 

1  i.after  the  death  of  Abr.God  bleffed  hisfon 

27.1faac  called  Efau  his  eldeft/03 

j.Rebe.heard  when  Ifa.fpake  to  Efau  hisfon 
20.  Ifaac  faid  to  hisfon,  How  is  it  that  thou 
3  i.let  my  fath.arife,&  eatofhis/oaj  venifon 

34.20.Shechemhis/o»  came  unto  the  gate 
24.to  Hamor  &  to  Shech.his  fin  hearkned  all 
26,they  flew  Hamor  and  Shechem  hisfon 

37.34.  mourned  for  his  fon  many  dayes 

47.29.he  called  his  fon  Jofeph,  and  faid 
Exod.i  i.9.if  he  have  betrothed  her  unto  his  Con 

3  2.29.even  every  man  upon  hisfon 
Lev.  2 1. 2 .  but  for  his  fon  he  may  be  defiled 
iVaw.20.25.take  Aaron  and  EleaZar  hisfon 

26.and  put  them  upon  Eleazar  hisfon 

Verfe  28. 
Dent.  1.3 1. bare  thee  as  a  man  doth  bear  hisfon 
7. 3. thy  daughter  thou  (halt  not  give  to  his/03 
8.  jr. that  as  a  man  chaftenethhis/oa,fo 
io.6.Eleazar  hisfon  miniftred  in  the  office       I 
i8.io.any  one  that  maketh  hisfon  to  pafs  thor. 
.70/24.3  3. that pertained  to  Phinehas hisfon 
Judg.6.1 1.  hisfon  Gideon  threlhed  wheat  by  the 

1  Sam.j.\.an&  fanftified  Eleazar  hisfon 
9.3.Ki(h  faid  unto  hisfon,  Take  now  one 
13.16.Saul  and  Jonathan  hisfon  abode  in 

22.with  Saul  &  with  Jona.  hisfon  was  there 
16.20.fent  by  them  David  his  fon  unto  Saul 
17.i7.JeHe/03  to  David  his/oB,Take  now 
19-i.and  Saul  fpake  to  Jonath.his/w,  &  to  all 
20.27.Saul  faid  unto  Jonath.  his/o3,Wherefore 

2  Sam.1.4.  Saul  &  Jonathan  hisfon  are  dead  alfo 

y.that  Saul  and  Jonathan  hisfon  be  dead 
1 2.mourned— for  Saul,&  for  Jonath.his/oa 
1 7.1amentcd — over  Saul,&  over  Jon.his/03 
8. 10. then  Toi fent  Joram  hisfon  unto  king  Da. 
1 0.1. and  Hanun  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
1 3. 3  7. David  mourned  forhis/03  every  day 
16. 19.  (hould  not  I  ferve  in  the  pref.  of  hisfon 
19.2. how  the  king  was grieved .for  his  fon 
2  it  1 2.took  the  bones  of  Saul,  &— Jon.his  fin 
1 3. thence  the  bones  of  Saul,&— Jon.his/os 
14.  bones  of  Saul  &  Jona.his  fon  buried  they 
1  Xjng.i.i.he  charged  Solomon  his/o3,faying 
1 1.  20.  fifter  of  Tahpenes  bare  Genub.  hisfon 
3  f  .take  the  kingdome  out  of  his  fons  hand 
36. unto  hisfon  will  I  give  one  tribe 
43,Rehoboam  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

2  Cfoo.9. 31. 
i4.20.Nadab  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
3  i.Abijam  his  fon  reigned  in  bis  ftead 

1  Cbio.it. 16. 


1 7.4.  to  fet  up  hisfon  after  him 
8.  and  Afa  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

1  Cfoo.  14. 1. 
24.Jehofhaphat  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
iCbro.iy.i. 
i6.6.Elah  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

13.  &  the  fins  of  Elah  his/o»j  by  which  they 
28.  Ahab  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
2  2.40.Ahafciah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
jo.Jehoram  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
Kin. 3.27.took  his  eldeftyJa  that  (hould  haverei. 
8.24. Ahaziah  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
10.3  fjehoahaz.  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
i2.2i.Amaziah  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

2  Cfcyo.24.27 
1 3.9.and  Joafli  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
24.Benhadad  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 


14'  1 6.  Jeroboam  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
29-Zachariah  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 

1  J.27.Jotham  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
2  Chro.i6.z$, 

22.  Pefeahiah  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
38.Ahaz  his/03  reigned  in  his  ftead 

2  Cbro.xj.Q. 
i6.3.made  hisfonto  paffe  thorow  the  fire 
2o.Hezekiah  his/o«  reigned  in  his  ftead  '  - 
zCbro.ii.if, 
i9-37.Efarhaddon  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
7A.37.38. 
20.2i.Manaffeh  his/03  reigned  in  his  ftead 

2C/;/0.3  2.3j, 

2  i.6.he  made  hisfon  paffe  thorow  the  fire 
7  .of  which  the  Lfaid  to  Dav.&  to  Sol.his/o» 
2^0.33.7. 
24-made  JoGahhis/o»  king  in  his  (lead 

2  Cfco.33.2j. 
a  rf.Jofiah  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
23.  io.makehis/b»  or  daught.to  paffe  thor.  the 
24,<?.Jehoiachin  his/o»reigned  in  his  ftead 

2^0.36.8. 

1  Chr.^.io.  Abiahis/o3}Afahis/o»,Jeho(h.his/o3 

1 1  Joram  his/03,  Ahaz.  his  fon,  Jpaih  his/03 

12.Amaz.his/03jAzari.his/035Joth.his/03 

13.  Ahaz  his/03,Hez.hij/o3,Manaff.his/03 

14.  Amon  his/03,  Jofiah  his/03 
1 6.of  Joakim; Jeconiah  hisfin,Z edek.his  fun 
17.  of  Jeconiah  5  Afilr,Salathiel  his/03 

4.2j.Shall.his/o3,Mibfam  his/03,  Mi(h.his/o» 
26.Hamuelhis/o3,Zacc.his/o3,Shim.his/o3 
J.4.  Shemai.  his/o3,Gog  his/03,  Shimei  hisfon 
j.Micah  his/o«,Reaiah  his /«8,Baal  his/03 
6-Beerah  his/oB,whom  Tilgath  Pilnefer 
6. 20.of  G  erfliom }  Libni  his/03,  Jahath  his/03 
Zimtnahhis/oB 
2 1  Joah  his/o33Iddo  his  fon,  Zcrah  hisfon 

Jeaterai  his  fon 
22.  ofKohath ;  Amin.his  fon,  Korah  his/03 
Affu  his  fon 
2  3  .Elkan.his /o»,Ebiafaph  his/o»,A(fir  his/. 
24.Tahath  his/o3,Uriel  his/03,  Uzzi.his  fin 
and  Shaul  his  fin 
26.fons  of  Elkanah ,  Zophaihis/03, 

and  Nahath  his/00 
27.Eliab  his/oajeroham  bisyS3,Elkan.his/. 
29.Libni  his/o»,Shimei  hisfon,  Uzza  his/03 
30.Shim.his/03,  Haggiah  his/o3,Afai.his/oK 
jo.Eleaz.his/o«,Phine.  his/o3,Abi(h.his/oK 
J  i.Bukki  his  /o3,Uzzi  bis/J3,Zerahi.his/oB 
j  2.  Meraioth  hisfon,  Amariah  his/03, 

Ahitub  his  fon 
J3.  Zadok  hisfon,  Ahimaaz  his/03 
7.20.Beted  his/03,  Tahath  his/o3,  Elad.his/03 

2  i.Zabad  his/o3,and  Shuthelah  hisfon 
2  j.  Rephah  was  his/o»,  —  &  Telah  his/o» 

and  Tahan  his/03 
26.  Laadan  hisfon,  Ammihud  hisfon 

Eliihama  his  fon 
27.Non  hisfon,  Jehoihua  his/03 
8.37.Rapha  was  his/o3;Elafa  his/o3,Azel  his/. 
9.43  .Rephaiah  his/03,  Eleaf.  his/03,  Azel  his/ 
18.10.fent  Hadoram  hisfon  to  King  David 
19. 1  .and  his/03  reigned  in  his  ftead 
22.6.tben  he  called  for  Solomon  hisfon 

17.W  help  Solomon  his  fon,  faying 

2 3. 1. made  Solomon  hisfon  king  overlfrael 

26.6.unto  Shemaiah  his  /oawerefons  born 

i4.1ot  fell  then  for  Zechariah  hisfon 

2  j.Rehabiah  his/03,  Jeihaiah  his/o3 

Joram  his/o»,Zichri  his/o3,Shel.his/o» 
27.6.inhiscourfewas  Amizabadhis/os 

7.and  Zebadiah  his  fon  after  him 
28.1 1.  David  gave  to  Solo,  hisfon  the  pattern 
20.  David  faid  to  Solomon  hisfon,  Be  ftrong 
29.28.Solomon  hisfon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
2  Cfo.14.11.had  done  to  him,but  flew  his/03 
26.21.  Jotham  hisfon  was  over  the  kings  houfe 
3  3.20.  Amon  his/03  reigned  in  his  ftead 
3  j.4.according  to  the  writing  of  Solom.his/03 
Neb.i  2.4  j.accord.  to  the  command.of  Sol.  hisfon 
Pro.  1 3 ,  24.IK  that  fpareth  his  rod  hateth  hisfon 
29.21.  (hall  have  him  become  hisfon  at  length 
30.4.&  what  is  his/03*  name,if  thou  canft  tell 
Jer.ij. j.GiaW  ferve  his/03,and  his  fons  fon 

Dan.t.zz.tod 


SON   SON 


SON 


SON 


SON   SON 


Vtu.% .22.and  thou  his/o»,0  Belfhazzar, haft  noc 
^fd!.j.i7.as  aman  fparech  hisown/Zw 
M d«.7.9.whom,if  his  fon  ask  bread,will  he  give 
a  i.  j7.1aft  of  all  he  fent  unto  them  his / 'on 
22.2.  which  made  a  marriage  for  his/<?« 
4f.how  is  he  his  fin  Mar.iz.n.Lu.io.^. 
John  j .  1 6.gave  his  only  begotten  Son 

i7.G.fent  not  his  Son  into  the  world  to  con. 
4.  j.that  Jacob  gave  to  his  fon  Jofeph 
47 .would  comedown  and  heal  his  fon 
Acts  3.13.  hathglorified  his  Son  Jefus 

26.God  having  raifed  up  his  Son  Jefus 
Rom.i.g.kxvz  with  my  fpir.in  the  gofp.  of  his  Son 
y.io.reconcuedtoGodbythedeath  of  his  Son 
8.20.to  be  conformed  to  the  image  of  his  Son 
3  z.he  that  fpared  not  his  own  Son 
1  Cor.  1.9.  unto  the  fellowfhip  of  his  Son  Jef.  Chr. 
Gal.i.i6.to  reveal  his  Son  in  me 
4.4.fent  forth  his  Son,m&dc  of  a  woman 
6.fent  forth  the  fpir.of  his  Son  into  your  hea. 
Col.i.  i  3. us  into  the  kingdome  of  his  dear  Son 
1  Tbef.i.to.to  wait  for  his  Son  from  heaven 
He&.i.2.fpoken  unto  us  by  his  Son 

1 1.  ^.offered  up  his  only  begotten  Son 
James  z.li.offered  Ifaac  his  [on  upon  the  altar 
1  John  1.  j. our  fellowfhip  is  with  his  Sow  Jef.Chr. 
7.  bloud  of  Jefus  Cbrift  his  Son  deanfeth  us 
3.23  .beleeve  on  the  Name  of  his  Son  Jefus  Ch. 
4.;j.fent  his  only  begotten  Son  into  the  world 

lo.fent  his  Son  to  be  thepropiti.for  out  fins 
j.j.which  he  hath  teftified  of  his  Son 
lo.record  that  God  gave  of  his  Son 
1 1. and  this  life  is  in  his  Son 
20.  even  in  his  Son  Jefus  Chtift 
§&minlaw. 
Gw.i9.i2.haftthouhere  any  befides'?/fl»inlaw 
Judg.i  5 .6.they  anfw.Samfon,the/o«  in  law  of  the 
19.  j.  the  damfels  father  faid  unto  his  fin  in  law 

1  Sam.  1 8. 1 8.that  I  fhould  be  fin  in  law  to  the  ki. 

ai.thou  (halt  this  day  be  my  fin  in  law 
2  i.now  therefore  be  the  kings  fin  in  law 
2  j  .a  light  thing  to  be  the  kings  fin  in  law 
26.pleaf.Dav.well  to  be  the  kings/iw  in  law 
27.that  he  might  be  the  kings  fin  in  law 
22.14.as  David,  which  is  the  kings  fin  in  law 

2  l(i».8.27.was  the  fin  in  law  of  the  hou.  of  Abab 
Neb. 6. 18.  becaufe  he  has  the  fin  in  law  of  Shecha. 

13.28.  was/08  in  law  toSanball.  the  Horonite 
jS>pu  ofman,See  $$m. 
My  J&on. 
GfB.21.10.  fhal!  not  be  heir  with  my  fin 

aj.not  dealt  falfly  with  me,norwithmy/flK 
nor  with  my  fins  fin 
22.7.he  faid,  Here  am  I,  my  fin 

8.my/o»,God  will  provide  himfelf  a  lamb 
24.j.not  take  a  wife  to  my  fin  of  the  daughters 
Verfe  3  7. 
4-go— to  my  kindred,&  take  a  wife  to  my/1 
6.  bring  not  my  fin  thither  again  Ver.8'. 
7.take  a  wife  for  my  fin  from  thence 
38.thou  (halt  take  a  wife  to  my  fin 

127.r.called  Efau— and  faid  unto  him,  My  fin 
8.now  theref.my/oSjObey  my  voice     V.43. 
1 3  .upon  me  be  thy  curfe,my  fin 
1 8, who  art  thou,  my  fin 
20.how  haft  thou  found  it  fo  quickly,  my  fin 
2  i.come  neer,thatl  may  feel  thee,my  fin 

whether  thou  be  my  very  fin  Efau,or  not 
24-art  thou  my  very/w*  Efau 
25.I  will  eat  of  my  fins  venifon 
zcscome  neer  now,and  kiffe  me,  my  Jen 
27.fee,the  fmell  of  my  fin  is  as  the  fmell  of 
37-what  (hall  I  do  now  to  thee,my/fl» 
jo.  1  y.wouldft  thou  take  a  way  my  fans  mandr. 
1 6.1  have  hired  thee  with  my  fins  mandrakes 
34.8.foul  of  my  fin  Shechem  longeth  for 
37- 33*  it  is  my /okj  coat 

3  5  .into  the  grave  to  my  fin  mourning 

3  8.1 1  .till  Shelah  my  fon  be  grown 
26. 1  gave  her  not  to  Shelah  my  fin 

42.38.  my  fin  (hall  not  go  down 

4  3. 29. God  be  gracious  to  thee,  my  fin 
45.28.  Jofeph  my  fin  is  yet  alive 
48.19.I  know  it,my  Con,  I  know  it 
49-9'fr°<n  the  prey,my  /k,thou  art  gone  up 

£wrf.4.2  2.Ifrael  is  myfon,even  my  firft-born 


2  3. let  my  fin  go,thac  he  may  ferve  me 
Jof. 7. i9.my /o«,give,I  pray  thee,glory  to  God 
Judg$.  2  3  .neither  (hall  my  fin  rule  over  you 

I7.2.bleffed  be  thou  of  the  Lord,  my  fin 

3  .for  my  fin ,to  make  a  graven  image 

1  Sam.i  .6.1  called  not,my/»»,lie down  again 
i6.Samuel,my/ik  And  he  anfw.  Here  am  I 

4. 1  tf.what  is  there  done,my  fin 

io.z.what  (hall  I  doe  for  my  fin 

i4.39.though  it  be  in  Jonathan  my  fon,he  fhall 
40.I  &  Jonathan  my  fin  wil  be  on  the  other 
42.caft  lots  between  me  &  Jonathan  my  fin 

22.8-that  my  fin  hath  made  a  league  with  the 
ray  fin  hath  ftirred  up  my  ferv.agai.me 

24. 16.  is  this  thy  voice,  my  fin  David 

Chap,  z  6. 1 7. 

26.2i.return,my/fl»  David,I  will  no  more 

2  j.bleffed  be  tho\xtmy  fon  David 

2  Sam.j.  i4.and  he  (hall  be  my  [on 
13.25. nay ,my/oB,let  us  not  all  now  go 
14.1 1.  left  thou  deftroy  my  fin 

1 6.deftroy  me  and  my  fin  out  of  the  inherit. 
16. 1  i.my  fon  which  came  forth  of  my  bowels 
i8.»2.wherefore  wilt  thou  rnn,my  fin 
33.faid,0  my  fin  Abfalom.my  fon,myfin 
died  forthee,0  Abfalom,my/o»,my  fin 
1 9.4.  cried  with  a  loud  voice,  O  my  fin  Abfal. 
O  Abfalom,  my  fin,  my  fin 

1  Kjn.i.zi.Iand  my  fin  Solomon  fhal  be  accoun. 

3  3 .  Sol.my  fin  to  ride  upon  mine  own  mule 
3. 20. and  took  my  fin  from  befide  me 

2 1  .it  was  not  my  fin  that  I  did  bear 
22.nay,but  the  living  is  my  fin 

dead  is  thy  fon,and  the  living  is  my/<w 
23  .one  faith,This  is  my  fin  that  liveth 
thy  fon  is  the  dead,&  my  finis  the  living 
1 7. 1 2.and  drefle  it  for  me  and  my  fen 
1 8.art  thou  come  to  flay  my  fin 

2  I£«!g.6.z8.we  will  eat  my  fin  to  morrow 
29X0  we  boiled  my  fin,  and  did  eat  him 

i4.9.give  thy  daughter  to  my  fin  to  wife 

2  Chro.z5.1S. 
1  Chro.17. *  ?•  and  he  (hall  be  my  fon 

22.?.  Solomon  my  fin  is  young  and  tender 
7.my  /i»,as  for  me,it  was  in  my  mind 
icand  he  fhall  be  my  fin 
i  i.now,my/e»,the  Lord  be  with  thee 
28. f.  he  hath  chofenSolom.  myfonto  fit  upon 
6.for  I  have  chofen  him  to  be  my  fon 
9.and  thou  Solomon  my/a3,know  thou  the 
2 9. 1. Sol.my  fon,w horn  alone  G.hath  chofen,is 
19.  give  unto  Solom.  my  Con  a  perfect  heart 
P/«/.2.7.thou  art  my  So»,this  day  have  I  begotten 

Aflsii'H' 
Pro.  1 .8  .my/oMjhear  the  instruction  of  thy  father 
1  o.my  fon,\£ fin.intice  thee,confent  thou  not 
1  f  .my/o»,walfc  not  thou  in  the  way  with 
2.  i.my  fin,  if  thou  wilt  receive  my  words 
3.1.  my  fon,  forget  not  my  law 

1  i.my/o»,defpife  not  the  chaften.of  the  Lor. 
Heb.  12.5. 

2 1  .my  fin,\tt  them  not  depart  fro.thine  eyes 
4. 1  o.hear,0  my /b«,and  receive  my  faying 

20.my/o»,attend  to  my  words 
5.  i.my /^attend  unto  my  wifdome 

20.why  wilt  thou,my /os,be  ravifht  with  a 
6.i.my/fl«,if  thou  be  furety  for  thy  friend 

3  .do  this  now,my/flS,  and  deliverthy  felf 

20.  my  fin,  keep  thy  fathers  commandement 
7.i.my/<w»,  keep  my  words 
i9.27.ceafe,my/o»,to  hear  the  inftruction  that 
23. 1 5. my  fonjii  thine  heart  be  wife 

ij.hear  thou,my/tf»,and  be  wife 

i6.myfin,  give  me  thine  heart 
24.1  J  .my  fon,  eat  thou  hony,becaufe  it  is  good 

2  i.my/fl»,fear  thou  the  Lord 
27.1  i.my  fin,ht  wife,  and  make  my  heart  glad 
3 1'.**  what  my  fon  ?  and  what  the  fon  of  my 

Uccl.ii.ii.  further,by  thefe,my/o?2,be  admonifh. 
/es\?  1.20.1s  Ephraimmy  dear/tfB 
E^el^.t  1. 10.it  contemneth  the  rod  of  my/»#,as 
Ho/".  1 1. 1. and  called  my  Sob  out  of  Egypt 
Mat.z.i  j.out  of  Egypt  have  I  called  my  Son 
17.15  .Lord  ,have  m  ercy  on  my  fon 
z  1.37.  faying,They  will  reverence  my  fon 

Mm\  1 2.6. 


Mxi\  i.  it.  thou  art  my  beloved  Son,  in 

Lu\ii.  12. 
9. 7.  this  is  my  beloved  Son,  hear  him 

Luke9,tf, 
1 7 .1  have  brought  unto  thee  my  fon 
Lu\z  9.38.I  befeech  thee,look  upon  my  fin 
1  f.24.for  this  my  fon  was  dead 
20.1 3. 1  will  fend  my  beloved  Son 
1  Cor.4. 17.WI10  is  my  beloved/ofl,and  faithfull 

1  7iw.i.2.toTimothie,mineown/ff»  in  the  faith 

2  Tim.i.z.to  Timothie  my  dearly  beloved  fon 
2.1. my /o7z,be  ftrong  in  the  grace  that  is  in 

Ti/.i.4.to  Titus  mine  own  fon  after  the  com. faith 
Philcm-ioJ  befeech  thee  for  my  fin  Onefimus 
Heb-.i.f.thou  art  my  Sonj  this  day  have  I  begotten 

Chap. 5. 5. 

1  Pet.  5. 1 3. and  fo  doth  Marcus  my  Con  falute  you 

2  Pet.  1.1 7-this  is  my  beloved  Son,in  whom  I  am 
Rev.  2 1  -7.be  his  God,  and  he  fhall  be  my  fon 

Thine  3otThy  §&on, 
Gc».22.2.take  now  thy/o»,thine  only  fon 

1 2.  feeing  thou  haft  not  withheld  thy  fon 

thine  onely  fon  from  me 
i6.haft  not  withheld  thy/fl»,thine  only  fin 
24.5. mufti  needs  bring  thy  fon  again 
27.3  2.I  am  thy  fon,  thy  firft-born  Efau 
30.r4.give  me,I  pray  thee,of  thy/fl»imandrak. 
1 5. lie  with  thee  to  night  for  thy  fins  mandr. 
37.32.  whether  it  be  thy  fins  coat  or  not 
45.9.fay  untohim,Thus  faith  thy  fon  Jofeph 
48.2.thy  fon  Jofeph  cometh  to  thee 
Eard.4.23.1  will  flay  thy  fon,zvta  thy  firft-born 
10.2. tell  in  the  ears  of  thy  fon  jk  of  thy  fins  fin 
I3.8.fhew  thy/o»  in  that  day,faying,This 
I4.when  thy  fon  asketh  thee  in  time  to  come 
Deut.6. zo. 
20.io.thou,nor  thy/S^nor  thy  daughter 

Dent,  f.iq, 
Lev.  1 8.  io.the  nakednefle  of  thy  fins  daughter 

1 5.  (he  is  thy  fins  wife 
Deut.6.2 1.  then  (halt  thou  fay  to  thy  fin,  We  were 
7.  3 .  nor  his  daughter  (halt  thou  take  to  thy  fon 

4turn  away  thy  fon  fom  following  me 
1 2.18.  L.thy  God  fhall  chufe  j  thou3  &  thy  fon 
1 3 .6.or  thy  fin,  or  thy  daughter  entice  thee 
16.1  i.rejoice  before  the  Lord,  thou  and  thy  fon 
1 4.  rejoice  in  thy  feaft,  thou  and  thy/ira 
Jiidg.6. 30. bring  out  ihyfonfhn  he  may  die 
8.22.both  thou,and  thy  /o»,and  thy  fans  fori 

1  Sam.  16.19.  fend  me  David  thy  fin 

z  f.8.unto  thy  fervants,  and  unto  thy  fin  David 

2  Sam.  1 4.  n.not  one  hair  of  thy  fon  fall  to  the  ear. 

1 5 .»7.Ahimaaz  thy/o«,and  Jonath.the  fon  of 
i6.8.into  the  hand  of  Abfalom  thy  fon 

1  J^wzg.i.ia.fave  the  life  of  thy  fon  Solomon 

i3.afluredly,Solomon  thy  fon  fhall  reign 

Verf.  17,30. 
3«2i.living  is  my  fon,and  the  dead  is  thy  fin 
nay,  but  the  dead  isthy/01 
23.  my  fon  that  liveth,  &  thy  fin  is  the  dead 
thy/93  is  the  dead,&  my  fon  is  the  living 
y.5.thy/fl7z,whom  I  will  fet  upon  thy  throne 
1  i.i2.rend  it  out  of  the  hand  of  thy  fin 
1 3.but  will  give  one  tribe  unto  thy  fin 
17.13.  after  make  for  thee  and  for  thy  fon, 
i9.faid  unto  her,Give  me  thy  fin 
23-Elifha  faid,  See,thy/o«  liveth 

2  Kjng-4.16.ht  faid,  Take  up  thy  fin 

tf.28.give  thy/o»,that  we  may  eat  him  to  day 

29.unto  her  the  next  day,Give  thy  fon 
S.g.thyfon  Benhadad  king  of  Syria  hath  fent 
i6.7.faying,I  am  thy  fervant,and  thy  fin 

1  Chre.z$.6.So\om.thyfon,ht  fhall  build  my  houfe 

2  Cfoc.6.9.thy  fon,he  fhall  build  the  houfe  for  my 
Pro.  i9.i8.chaften  thy  fon  while  there  is  hope 

29.1 7.corre£t  thy  /«j,and  he  fhall  give  thee  reft 
lfa.7 , 3 .  go  out  to  meet  Shear-jafhub  thy  fin 
Lultf  9. 4 1.  bring  thy  Jon  hither 

1 5ri9.no  more  worthy  to  be  called  thy  Jon 

Verfe  2  j. 
30.aflbon  as  this  thy  fon  was  come 
John  4-50-go  thy  way,tby  fin  liveth 

5 1. told  him,  faying,  Thy /o»  liveth 
5  3. in  the  which  Jefus  faid,Thy/o»  liveth 
1 7. 1. that  thy  Son  alfo  may  glorifie  thee 
i9.26.woman,  behold  thy  fon 


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Exod.i  f.i.fang  Mofes  and  the  chil.of  Ifr.this/fog 

2.the  Lord  is  my  ftrength  and  fong 
iV«OT.it,i7.ihenIfnelfangthis/0H>; 
Deui.i  i.  ip. write  ye  this fong  for  you 

that  this  fong  may  be  a  witnefl'e  for  me 
2  i  .this  fong  (hall  teftifie  againft  them 
2  2.Mofes  wrote  this  fong  ihe  fame  day 
jo.wordsof  this/fog,untilUhey  were  ended 
3  i,44.fpnke  all  the  words  of  this  fong  in  the 
/#%  f .  i  2.a  wake,awake,utter  a  fong,  arifc 
i  Sam.zz.i.ipske  unto  the  L.the  words  of  this/a. 
i  Ch,  0.6.1  '•  David  fet  over  the  fervice  of  fong 
15,11.  and  Chenaniah  was  fox  fong 

he  inftructed  about  the /fog 
17. Chenaniah  mafter  of  the/tf»g,withthe 
2f  .6\for/fog,in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
i  Cfe.ip.  17.  fong  of  the  Lord  began  with  trump. 
fob  3 0.9.  and  now  I  am  their/fog 
Pfal.  i8.7.with  my  fong  will  I  praife  him 
j  j.j.fing  unto  him  a  new  fong 
40.  j. put  a  new  fong  in  my  mouth 
42,. 8, m  the  night  his  fong  lhall  be  with  me 
69. 1  i.I  was  the /fog  of  the  drunkards 

jo-praife  the  name  of  God  with  a  fong 
77.6.I  call  to  remembrance  my  fong  in  the  nig. 
96.1.O  fing  unto  the  L.a  new  fong  Pfal.o&i. 
1 18.14.  the  Lord  is  my  ftrength  and  fong 
1  i 7«3.required  of  us  afong 

4.how  (hall  we  fing  the  Lords /fog  in  a 
144.9.I  will  fing  a  new  fong  unto  thee,  O  God 
149. 1. fing  unto  the  Lord  a  new  fong 
Ecclef.j.  j.then  for  a  man  to  hear  the /fog 
Cast .1.1. the/fog  of  fongs,  which  is  Solomons 
ifa.  5.1.  fing  to  my  welbeloved  a  fong  of  my  b'elov 
1  j.i.Lord  is  my  ftrength  and  my  fong 
14.9. ihall  not  drink  wine  with  a  fong 
16.  i  .in  that  day  (hall  this  fong  be  fung  in  the 
30.19.ye  (hall  have  a  fong  as  in  the  night 
41.10.ling  unto  the  Lord  anew  fong 
£.«#.$. 14.I  was  their  fong  all  the  day  long 
E^el(.  33.3  2. unto  them  as  a  very  lovely  fong 
Rev  5.9. they  fung  a  new  /fog,faying,Thou  art 
14.3-fung  as  it  were  a  new/fog  before  the 

no  man  could  learn  that  font 
1  sr.3.they  fing  the /fog  of  Mofessand  the  fong 


Gfs.31.17.fent  thee  away  wth  mirth,  &  with  fongs 
1  Kjng.^i 3 1.  and  his  /fogs  were  a  thoufand  &  five 
1  Ckro.  i  y  .7.  inftrucled  in  the  fongs  of  the  Lord 
Neb.  1 1.46  were  /fogs  of  praife  unto  God 
/oft  3  5-io.who  giveth/fog*  in  the  night 
Pfal. 3,1.7.  compafieme  about  with/fogj  of  deliv. 
1 19.5r4.been  my  fongs  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
1 3  7 . 3 .  fing  us  one  of  the  fongs  of  Z  ion 
Pro<i? .io.that  fingetb/fogj  to  a  hcavie  heart 
£d#£.-i,i.the  fong  oifongs,whkh  is  Solomons 
.1/3.13.16. make  fweet  melodysfing  many  fongs 
24.  ifi.have  we  heard  fongs  ,tven  glory  to 
35.10  and  come  to  Zion  with/fogs 
3  8. 10  .fing  ray  fongs  to  the  ftringed  inftruments 
£^e^.i6.i  3.ciufe  the  nofe  of  thy  fongs  to  ceafe 
Amos  <  .2  3 .  away  from  me  the  noife  of  thy  fongs 
8.3  ./fog*  of  the  temple  (hall  be  bowlings 
io.and  all  your  fongs  into  lamentation 
Eph.  j.i9.fpeaking  to  your  felvesin— fpiritu./fogs 
Co/.3.i6.admoni(h.one  another  in — fpiritu./fogr 

fronts. 
(?e«.5.io.  Noahbegate  three  fins 

7: 1 3.entred  the  fans  of  Noah  into  the  ark 
9  i8.the/fo$  of  Noah  that  went  forth  of  the  ark 

1 9-thefe  are  the  three  fons  of  Noah 
lo.i.are  the  generations  of  the  fons  of  Noah 
to  them  w  ere  fons  born  after  the  flood 
z.lhe  fons  of  Japheth  5  Gomer,  &  Magog,& 
iCbro.i.f. 
3. the  fins  of  Gomer  •,  Afiikenaz,  &  Riphath 
1  Chron.1.6. 
4.the/foj  of  Javan  ;  Eli(hah,and  Tarlhifh 

r  Cbro.  1.7. 
g.the  fons  of  Ham $  Culh,and  Mizraim 

1  Chrtm.i.S. 

7. the  fons  of  Cu(h  5  Sheba,  and  Havilah 

'  1  Chun.  1.9. 

the/foi  of  Raamah  5  Sheba,  &  Dedan 

iCbron.1.9. 


lo.the  fons  of  Ham  after  their  families 
29.  all  thefe  werethe  fonsoi  Joktan 

1  Chron.  i.zj, 
3i.thefe  are  the/for  of  Shem,after  their  fam. 
3  i.thefe  are  the  families  of  the  fons  of  Noah 
23.  3.  Abrah.  fpake  to  the  fons  of  Heth,  faying 
1  i.in  the  prefence  of  the  fons  of  my  people 
i6\in  the  audience  of  the  fons  of  Heth 
20.  madefureto  Abrah.  by  the  fons  of  Heth 
z$.^-finsoi  Dedan  were  A(hurim,&  Letufhim 
4,the  fons  of  Midian,*  Ephah,  and  Epher,  & 
1  Chro.i.n- 
6.unto  the  fons  of  the  coneub.which  Abr.had 
io.  field  which  Abr.purchafed  of  the  fons  of 
13.  thefe  are  the  names  of  the /»»J  of  Iihmael 
irf.thefe  are  the  fonsoi  Jfhmael 
29-34.becaufe  I  have  born  him  three  fons 
3o.20.bccaufe  I  have  born  him  fix/fos 
3  n.Jacob  heard  the  words  of  Labans/fof 
7,4.7. fons  of  Jacob  came  out  of  the  fitld,when 

1  i-fons  of  Jacob  anfwered  Shechem  &  Ham. 
17, fons  of  Jacob  came  upon  the  flain 

3  j.  5  .did  not  purfue  after  the  fons  of  Jacob 

2  2.now  the  fons  of  Jacob  were  twelve 
%\.  fonsoi  Leah ;  Reuben,  Sim.  Levijudah 

X^fons  of  Rachel  j  Jofeph,and  Benjamin 
25 .the  fons  of  Bilhah— • Dan  and  Naphtali 
z6.thefons  of  Zilpah— Gad  and  Afhcr 

thefeare  thefonsof  Jacob,which  were 
36.5 -thefe  arethe/«M  of  Efau,which  were  born 
io.thefe  are  the  names  of  Efaus  fons 
I 1.  the  fons  of  Eliphaz  were  Teman,Omer 
1  Lthefe  were  the  fons  of  Adah,Efaus  wife 

Verfe  16. 

i3.thefearethe/fl«jofRevel  Ver.17. 

the  fons  of  Baihemath,  Efaus  wife 

Verfe  17. 

i4.thcfe  were  th".  fons  of  Aholibamah 

1  y.  thefe  were  dukes  of  the  fons  of  Efau 
xi.tht  fonsoi  Aholibamah,Efaus  wife 
19.tb.ef  art  the  fons  of  Efau,whois  Edom 
20.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Seir  the  Horite 

37.  2.  the  lad  was  with  the  fons  of  Bilhab 

and  with  the  fons  of  Zilpah 
42.?./fo*of  Ifrael  came  to  buy  corn 

n.  we  ire  all  one  mans  fons 

1 3.  thi  fons  of  one  man  in  the  land  of  Cana. 

3  z.fons  of  our  father  5  one  is  not 

46.  j.  fins  of  Ifrael  carried  Jacob  their  father 
9.thefons  of  Reuben  5  Hanoch,&  Phallu,  & 

Exod.6. 14. 
lo.fofis  of  Simeon 5  Jemuel,and  Jamin 

Exod.6. 1  j. 
1 1 .  fons  of  Levi  j  Ger(hon.,Kohath,and 

Exod.6. 16. 
n.the  fons  of  Judah  j  Er,  and  Onan 

the  fons  of  Pharez,  were  Hezron,and 
13.  and  the  fonsoi  Iffachar  3  Tola,and 

1  Chro.7.1. 
i4.thefons  of  Zebulun ;  Sered,3nd  Elon 
if.thefebe  the  fonsoi  Leah 
i6.thefonsoiGad  5  Zephion,and  Haggai 
i7,the/«»xof  Afiier  j  Jimnah,and  Iihuah 

the  fons  of  Beriah ;  Heber,and  Malchiel 
1 8.  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Zilpah 
I9.the  fons  of  Rachel—  Jofeph  &  Benjamin 

2  1  .fons  of  Benjamin  were  Belah,and  Becher 

1  Chron.7.6. 
*2.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Rachel 
23.the/fosofD3nj  Huftrim 
z4.thefons  of  Naphtali  j  Jahzeel,and  Guni 
1  Cfera.7.13. 
25.thefeare  the/fl?»ofBilhah,which 
26,befid.Jacobs  fons  wives,  all  the  fouls  were 
z7.fons  of  Jofeph,  which  were  born  in  Egypt 
48.8.Ifrael  beheld  Jofephs/«w,and  faid 
49.2.hear,ye/ww  of  Jacob,  hearken  unto  Ifrael 
Exod.6.  17.  the  fons  of  Gerfhon }  Libni,  &  Shimi 

Num.i.\S, 
its.  fons  of  Kohath ;  Amram,and  Izhar 

Num.^.tQ.  1  Chro.6.i,iB. 
la.fons  of Merari ;  Mahali,and Mu(hi 

N«w.3.2o.  1  Cbt.6.\9. 
zi.fons  of  Izhar  j  Korah,  Nepheg 
2i./2wsofUzziel  j  Miftiae],and  Elzaphan 
zi.fons  of  Korah  ;  Aflir,  and  Elkanah 


3 1.2 .  which  are  in  the  ears  of  your/o^and 
26. all  the  funs  of  Levi  gath.  themfel.togeth. 
Z.ea.!0.4.called  Mi(h.&  Elzaph.the/«»iof  Uzziel 

16.i9.yc  (hall  eat  the  flefli  of  your /fox 
W«W.i.i4.capt.of  the/iasofGad  (halbe  Eliafaph 
1 8  .capt.of  the  fons  of  Ephraim  (hall  be  Eliih. 
11.capc.of  the  fonsoi  Benjam.ihall  be  Abid. 

3. 1 7. thefe  were  the  Jons  of  Levi, by  their  famil. 
ij.the  charge  of  thefonsot  Gerfiion,  in  the 
29.famil.of  ihefons  of  Kohaih  lhall  pitch  on 
j6.under  the  charge  of  the  fins  of  Mer.  (hall 

4.  2.  take  the  fum  of  ihefons  of  Kohath 

from  among  the  fins  of  Levi 
4.  the  fervice  oi  the  fons  of  Kohath 
j  j.fons  oi  Kohath  (hall  come  to  bear  it 

the  burden  ci  the  funs  of  Kohath 
22.  take  all  the  fervice  of  the  fons  of  Gerihon 
27.(halbe  all  the  fervice  of  the  fons  of  Gerih. 
28.  ferv.  of  the  families  of  the  fons  of  Gerih. 
29.as  (or  the  fonsoi  Merari,thou  (haltnumbt 
3  3. the  fervice  of  the  famil.of  the  fonsoi  Me. 
34.numbred  the  fons  of  the  Kohathites 
38.  that  were  numbred  of  thefonsot  Gerfli. 
4i.numb.ofthefamil.  ofthe/fos  of  Gelhon 
41.numb.of  the  families  of  the  fons  oi  Merari 

7-7.four  oxen  he  gave  to  the  fons  oi  Gerihon 
8.eightoxen  he  gave  to  the  fons  of  Merari 
9.unto  the  fons  of  Kohath  he  gave  none 

10.  1 7.  and  the  fons  of  Gerihon,  and 

the  fons  of  Merari  fet  forward 

1 3.3 3.there  we  faw  the  gyants,the/forof  Anak 

i6.i.Dathanand  Abiramtbe/fosofEliab 

and  On  the  fon  of  Peleth,/o«i  of  Reub, 
7.ye  take  too  much  upon  you,ye  fins  of  Levi 
8.hear,I  pray  you,ye  fons  oi  Levi 

1  call  thy  brethren,the/fl»s  of  Levi, with  thee 
n.tocallDath.  &  Abiramthe/iwwofEliab 
27.ftoodinthedoor— their  wives,&  their/a, 

26.8.  3nd  the  fons  of  Pallu ;  Eliab 
9.fonsoi  Eliab;  Ncmuel,Dathan,&  Abiram 
1 2  .the  fons  of  Simeon  after  their  families 
19.  the/fo*  of  Judah  were  Er  and  Onan 

zChion.z.j, 
zo.the  fons  of  Judah  after  their  families 
2 1  .fons  of  Pharez  were:  of  Hefron  the  famil 

2  3  .of  the  fons  oi  Iflachar,  after  their  familie! 
Z6.  of  the  fons  of  Zebulun,  after  their  famil 
zSfons  oi  Jofeph  wereManafleh  &  Ephrain 
29>of  the/flsiofManaf.of  Machir  the  familj 
30.  thefe  arc  the  fons  of  Gilead 
3f.thefeare  ihefons  oi  Ephraim 
36\thefe  are  the  fonsoi  Shuthelah 
37.thefe  are  the  families  of  the  fons  of  Epht 

3  8.the./fo.r  of  Benjamin,after their  families 
^o.thefons  of  Bela  were  Ard,and  Naaman 
41. thefe  arc  the  fons  of  Benjamin 

42.  thefe  are  the  fons  oi  Dan,  after  their  fam 
4f.ofthe/fo?  of  Beriah  jofHeberthefam.o 
47. the  family  of  ihefons  oi  A(her 
48  .the  fons  of  Naphtali,  after  their  families 
27. 3. and  our  father  had  no  fons 
3o\i.of  the  families  oithefms  of  Jofeph 
3.  if  they  be  married  to  any  of  the  fons  of  th 
5.tribeofthe/for  of  Jofeph  hath  faid  well 
1 1  .were  married  unto  their  fathers  brothfo>, 
12.marr.into  the  fami.of  the  fons  of  Manal 
Df/tf.i.28.have  feen  the  fonsoi  the  Anakirns  thei 
1 1 .6.to  Datban  and  AbiraHijthe/fo*  of  Eliab 
2 1 .  y  .priefts,  the  fons  oi  Levi  (hall  come  neer 
23. i7.nora  Sodomite  of  the  fins  oi  Ifrael 
3 1  ^.delivered  it  to  the  priefls,  the  fons  of  Lei 
32.8.when  he  feparated  the  fins  of  Adam 
Jof.15.14.  Caleb  drove  thence  the  z.fons  of  Ana 
1 7.6.reft  of  Manaflths/w  had  the  land  of  Gi 
24.3  2.which  Jacob  bought  of  the  fins  of  Han 
Judg.i  ,20.he  expelled  thence  the  3./0U  of  Ana 
8.i9.they  were  even  the  fons  oi  my  mother 

30.Gid.  had  feventy/wwof  his  body  begot 

9.2.that  all  the/fox  of  Jerubb.— reign  over  yc  j 

j. flew  his  brethren,the/fo* of  Jerubbaal 

24.crueltydonetothe70./fosofJerub.mig 

10.4.  he  had  30./«Mthatrode  on  30.afle-col 

1 1.2.  and  Gileads  wifehare  him  fons 

12.i4.he  had  fourty/foj,and  thirty  nephews 

i9.22.certain/«fc  of  Belial  befet  the  houfe 

Ruth  1. 1 1.  are  there  yet  any  more  fa.  in  my  wctr 

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i  j.  and  fliould  alfo  bear  fons 
i  Sam.i.8.am  not  I  better  to  thee  then  ten  [oris 
2.i2.the  fons  of  Eli  were  fans  of  Belial 
8. 1 1. he  will  take  yoarfins}md  appoint  them 
14.49.fons  of  Saul  were  Jonathan,and  Ifhui 
17.1  j.three  elde&fons  of  Jefle  followed  Saul 

name  of  his  three  fans  that  went  to  the 
az.zo.one  of  the  fons  of  Abimelech  efcaped 
3  i.j.flew  Jon.&  Abin.and  Malchi(h.Sauls/««.f 
1  Cbro.  io.a. 
6.foSaul  died,  and  his  three  fotis 

1  Cbro.  10.6. 
8.  found  Saul  &  his  3.  fons  fallen  in  mount 
2  Sam-z- 1 8.there  were  three  fons  of  Zeruiah 
?.2.unto  David  were  fons  bom  in  Hebron 

3  y.the  fons  of  Zeruiah  be  two  hard  for  me 
4.2.the  fons  of  Rimmon,a  Beerothite 

j./asi  of  Rimmon,Rechab  and  Baanah  went 
9.anfwered.Rech.and  Baan.the/oMJ  of  Rim. 
6.j./#wof  Abinadabdrave  the  new  cart 
8.i8.and  Davids/<%J  were  chief  rulers 
9. 10.  now  Ziba  had  fifteen  fons}8c  20.fervants 

1 1. at  my  table  as  one  of  the  kings  fons 
1  3.  2  3.  Abfa  lorn  invited  all  the  kings  fons 
27-let  Amon  &  all  the  kings  fons  go  with  him 
29.th.en  ail  the  kings  fons  arofe,and  every 
30.f*ying,Abfal,hath  (lain  all  che  kings  fons 
3  3  .that  all  the  kings/oa s  are  dead 
3  j .  behold  jthe  kings  fons  come 
j6.that  behold,the  kings  fons  came 
14.27.unto  Abfalom  there  were  born  three  fons 
16.10.have  I  to  do  with  you,ye  fons  of  Zeruiah 
Chap.19.22. 
19.17.  Ziba  and  his  fifteen  fons  met  him 
2  i.8.k.took— the  five  fons  of  Mich,  the  daugh. 
i<5.I(hbi-benob,  which  was  of  the  fons  of  the 
1 8.which  was  of  the  fons  of  the  gyant 
2$.6.fons  of  Belial  fhalbe  all  of  them  as  thorns 
lz.ot~the  fons  of  Jafhem ;  Jonathan 

1A.11.J4, 
i  $sg.i.9.called  all  hisbrethren,the  kings  fons 
19.  hath  called  all  the  fans  of  the  king 

Verf.25. 
2.7. (new  kindneffe  to  the  fons  of  Barzillai 
4.3.Elihoreph  and  Ahiah  the  fons  ofShifha 

3  i.he  was  wifer  then  — the  fons  of  Machol 
11.20.in  Phar.houfhold,among  the  fons  of  Pha. 
12.3 1.  which  were  not  of  the  fons  of  Levi 
1 8.3  r  .number  of  the  tribes  of  the  fons  of  Jofeph 
20.3  $.  a>  certain  man  of  the  fons  of  the  prophets 
21.10.  fet  two  men,  the  fons  of  Belial  bef.  him 
29-in  his  forts  dayes  will  I  bring  theevill 
2  Kjn.i-i-fonsoi  the  prophets  that  were  at  Bethel 
j./okj  of  the  proph.  at  Jericho  came  to  Elifti. 
7.  fifty  men  of  the  fons  of  the  proph.  went  & 
1  j  .when  the  fons  of  the  prophets  faw  him 
4.i.wom.ofthewivesofthe/flB*of  the  proph. 
j .  (hut  the  door  upon  her,and  upon  hex  fons 
l%.fons  of  the  proph.were  fitting  before  him 
feethe  pottage  for  the  fons  of  the  proph. 
j.  22.  two  young  men  of  the  fons  of  the  proph. 
6.1  fons  of  the  proph.faid  to  Elifh.Behold  now 
ro.i.and  Ahab  had  feventy/ifw  in  Samaria 
a.feeing  your  matters  fans  are  with  you 
3  .look  out  the  meeteft  of  your  mafters/wz$ 
intake  ye  the  heads  of  the  men,your  mif\.fons 
now  the  kings/os;,being70.perfonswere 
7.  took  the  kings/oKJ,  and  flew  feventy  perf. 
8.have  brought  the  heads  of  the  kings/fl!» 
i  i.2.ftole  him  from  among  the  kings  fons 
2?.7.flew  the  fons  of  Zedekiah  before  his  eyes 
1  Ck0.Li7.fons  of Shem ;  Elaro,  and  Afliur 
28.  fons  of  Abraham  ;  Ifaac  and  Ifhmael 
3  2.  fons  of  Ketur.  Abrahams  concub.Zimr. 
the  fons  of  Jokfhan ;  Sheba  &  Dedan 
33. all  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Keturah 
34.the/o»^of  Ifaac  j  Efau  and  Hrael 
3  <;. the  fons  of  Efau ;  Eliphaz,Revel 
l6.thefons  of  Eliphaz  ;  Teman,and  Omar 
37-thejflBj  of  Revel  5  Nahath,Zerah 
38./isiof  Seir;  Lotan,andShobal 
39.the/(WiofLotan ;  Hori,and  Homam 
qo.the  fons  of  Shobal ;  Allan,  and  Manahath 
the  fons  of  Zibeon  ;  Aiah,and  Artah 
41.  the  fons  of  Anah  ;  Difhon 

the  fons  of  Dimon  j  Amram,&  Efhban 


4  2.  the  fons  of  Ezer }  Bilhan,and  Zavan 

the  fons  of  Difhon  5  Uz,  and  Aran 
2.  r.  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Ifrael 
4.all  the  fons  of  Judah  were  five 
j.the  fonsof  Pharez  ;  Hezron,and  Hamul 
6.the/o»jof  Zerah ;  Zimri,  and  Ethan 
7.  fons  of  Carmi ;  Achar  the  troubler  of  Ifr. 
S. the  fons  of  Ethan  3  Azariah 
9./«MofHezron  jjerahmeel 
sS.fons  of  Zeruiah ;  Abi(hai,Joab,  Afahel 
iS.hev  fons  ate  thefe  j  Jefher.bhobab,  Ardon 

2  J.  the  fons  of  Jerahmeel — Ram  the  firft-bo. 
27. fons  of  Ram  were  Maaz,  Jamin 

28.  the  fons  of  Omm  were  Sham  mai 

/oSfofShammai ;  Nadab,and  Abiftiur 
%o.fons  of  Nadab ;  Seled^and  Appaim 
3 1. 3nd  the/on;  of  Appaim  ;  Ilhi 

and  the  fons  of  Ifhi ;  Shefhan 
32.  the  fons  of  Jada  the  brother  of  Shammai 

3  3.  the  fons  of  Jonathan  ;  Peleth,and  Zaza 

thefe  arethe/cBiof  Jerahmeel 
42  fons  of  Caleb— were ,Mefha  his  firft-born 
fons  of  Marefha  the  father  of  Hebron 
43-the/b^  of  Hebron  ;Korah,and  Tappuah 
47.the/»^Jahdai;  Regcm,  and  Jotham 
jo.thcfe  were  the  fons  of  Caleb 
54.the/ff8Jof  Salmah ;  Beth-lehem 
3. 1.  thefe  were  the  fons  of  David 
9.  thefe  were  all  the  fons  of  David 

befide  the  fons  of  che  concubines 
1 j  .the  fons  of  Jofiah  were—  Johanan 
i6.the/<Wof  Jehoiakim ;  Jeconiah  hisfon 
I7.the/<w»  of  Jeconiah  ;  Afiir,Salathiel 
\9.f0ns  of  Ptdaiah  were  Zerubb.ind  Shimei 
the  fons  of  Zerubbabel ;  Mefhullam 
2  i.tbe/ffBJof  Hananiah  ;  Pelatiah3and 

the  fons  of  Rephaiah,  the  fons  of  Arnan 
the  fons  of  Obadiah,  the  fons  of  Shech. 
22.the  fons  of  Shechaniah  5  Shemaiah 

the  fons  of  Shemaiah  5  Hattufh,&  Igeal 
z$.the  fons  of  Neariah ;  Elioenai,  Hezekiah 
z^.fons  of  Elioenai  wereHodaiah,  &  Eliafh. 
4.i.the  fons  of  Judah  j  Pharez,  Hezron 
4.thefe  are  the  fons  of  Hur 
6.thefe  were  the  fons  of  Naarah 
7.the/o»sofHelah  wereZereth 
1  $.the [ow of  Kenaz  ;  Othniel, and  Seraiah 
the  fons  of  Othniel  5.  Hathath 
if.  the /aw  of  Caleb  the  fon  of  Jephun.  Iru 
the  /iwofElah,  even  Kenaz 
i6.the  fons  of  Jahaleleel ;  Zipb,and  Ziphah 
1 7-the  fons  of  Ezra  were  Jether,and  Mcred 
thefe  are  the  fens  of  Bithiah 

19.  the/oMfofhis  wife  Hodaiah 

20.  fons  of  Shimon  were  Amnon,  &Rinnah 
fons  of  Jfhi  were  ZohetbyindBen-zoheth 

2i.the/»»$of  Shelahwere  Er 
24, the  fons  of  Simeon ;  Nemueljamin 
l6.the/ffK5ofMifhma ;  Hamuel  his  fon 
42.fome  of  them,  even  of  the  fons  of  Simeon 

j.i. the  fons  of  Reuben,the  firft-born  of  Ifrael 
birth-right  was  given  to  the  fons  of  Jof. 
l-fons  of  Reuben  —  were  Hanocb,  &  Pallu 
q.thefms  of  Joel ;  Shemaiah  hhfon 
i8.the  fons  of  Reubcn,&  the  Gadites 

6. 1  .the  fons  of  Levi ;  Gerftion,  Kohath,and 

Verle  1^. 
i7.names  of  the  fons  of  Gerfliom  ;  Libni 
22. fons  of  Kohath  ;  Amminadab  his  fon 
2j./flB5ofElkanah  ;  Amafai,and  Ahimoth 
26. fons  of  Elkanah ;  Zophai  his  fon 
2%.fons  of  Samuel ;  the  firft-born,  Vaihni 
29.(flBiofMerari ;  Mahli,Libnihisfon 
3  3.  of  the  fons  of  the  Kohathites  5  Heman 
44-their  brethren,the/cwofMerari  flood 

6  i.unto  the  fons  of  Kohath,which  were  left 
62.ro  the  fons  of  Gerflion  throughout  their 
61 .  unto  the  fons  of  Merari  were  given  by  lot 
66.refidue  of  the  fam  il  .of  the  fons  of  Kohath 

7  i.unto  the  fons  of  Gerfliom  were  given 
7.2.  fons  of  Tola ;  Uzzi,and  Rephaiah 

3.  the/oMiofllzzi  5  Izrahiah 

the  fons  of  Izrahiah  j  Michael,&  Obad. 
j.thefonsof  Bela;Ezbon,and  Uzzi 
H.the  fons  of  Becher ;  Zemira,and  Joafli 

all  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Becher 


to.nhtfoKs  alfo  of  Jediael }  Biiban 

the  fons  of  Bilhan ;  Jeufti  &  Benjamin 
1 1. all  thefe  the  fons  of  Jedmel 
i2.Ir,andHufhhn,  the  fons  of  Ahtr 
1 5 .  Jazer,  and  Shallum,the/5wi  of  Bilhah 
i4.che  fonsof  Manaffeh  ;  Afhricl 
17-ihe  fons  of  Ulam  ;  Bedan 

thefe  were  the  fons  of  Gilead 
jp.the  fons  of  Shemida  were  Ahian 
20.the  fons  of  Ephraim ;  Shuthclah 
jo.tht  fons  of  Afher  5  Imnah,and  Ifuafe 
3 1.  fons  of  Beriah  j  Heber,and  Makhitl 
33.  the  [ons of  Japhlet;  Pafach- 
34»thejfe5 of  Shamer  j  Ahi,and  RohgaH 
36.the/o^  of  Zophah  ;  Soah 
38.the/o»jof  Jct'her ;  jephunneh 
39  thefonsof  Ulla;  Arah,and  Haniel 
S.^.thcpmsofBehweteAddet^ndGcti 
6.  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Ehud 
1  ishefons  of  Elpaal ;  Eber,and  Miftiam 
3  5.  fons  of  Micah  were  Pithon,  &  Meliech 

Chap.9.41. 

3  8.and  Azel  had  fxx-fons  Chip.9.44. 

all  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Azel 

Chap».9.44. 

39.the/iwof  Efliek— were  Ulam  his  firft-b 

40.  ihe  fonsof  Ulam  were  mighty  men  of 

and  bad  many/oai,  and  fons  fons 
all  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Benjamin 
9.6. of  the  fons  of  Zerah  :  Jeuel 
7.oftbe/<W5of  Benjamin : Sallu 
14.  fon  of  Ha(habtah>ofthe/»;zj  of  Merari 
1  i.qq.thc  foils  of  Hothan  the  Aroerite 
$6.the  fons  of  Elnaan,  and  Ithmah 
lz.^.fons  of  Shemaah — Jeziel,ond  Pelet 

the  fons  of  Azmaveth,and  Berachah 
7.Joebh»and  Zebadiah  the  fonsof  Jeroam 
14.  thefe  were  the  fonsof  Gad 
1  j.  j.  of  the  fons  of  Kohath  :  Uriel  the  chiefe 
6.of  the  fons  of  Merari :  Afaiah  the  chiefe 
7,of  the  fons  of  Gerfliom  :  Joel  the  chiefe 
8.ofthe/oMof  Elizaphan:Shemaiahthech. 
g.of  the  fons  of  Hebron  :  Eliel  the  chiefe 
io.ofthe/a»sofU.zziel :  Amminid.  the  chi. 
17. and  of  the  fons  of  Merari  their  brethren 
1 6.42. the /o»J  of  Jeduthun  were  porters 
18. 17.  fons  of  David  were  chiefe  about  the  kh 
21. 20. his  four /flKi  with  him  hid  themfelves 
23  .^.divided  them  into  courfes  among  the  fons 
6.thefons  of  Laadan,the  chief  was  JehieT 
9.  the  fons  of  Shimei :  Shelomith 
xo.fons  of  Shimei  were:  Jabath,Zina 
t  i.Jeufh  and  Beriah  had  not  many  fons 
i  z- fons  of  Kohath  :  Amram,Izhar 
1 3  .fons  offtmram  :  Aaron  and  Mofes 
1  j.  fons  of  Mofes :  Gerfliom  and  Eliczet 
16.  of  the  fonsof  Gerfhom  :  Shebuel 
17,/oMofEliezer  werejBehadiah  the  chiefe 
and  Eliezer  had  none  other/««| 
the  fons  ofRehabiah  were  very  many 
i8.the/o»^oflzhar :  Shelimoth  the  chiefe 
i9«the  fons  of  Hebron ;  Jeriahthefirft 
20.the/fl»Jof  Uzziel :  Michah  the  firft 
2 1. the  fons  of  Merari  .-Mahli,  and  Muftii 

the  fons  of  Mahli :  Eleazar,  and  Kifh 
22,  their  brethren  the  fons  of  Kifh  took  them 
2  3-the/oaj  of  Muftii :  Mahli,  and  Eder 
24.  thefe  were  thefonsof  Levi 
24.3.  both  Zadok  of  the  fons  of  Eleazar 

and  Ahimelech  of  the  fons  of  Ithaiiiar 
4.men  found  of  the  fons  of  Eleazar 

then  of  the  fons  of  Ithamar 

among  the  fons  of  Eleazar  there  were 

and  eight  among  the  fons  of  Ithamar 

J.houfe  of  God,  were  of  the  fons  of  Eleazar 

and  of  the  fons  of  Ithamar 

20.  reft  of  the/im  of  Levi  were  thefe 

of  the  fons  of  Amram,  Shubael 
of  the  fons  of  Shubael,  Jedaiah 
2  r.of  the/fes  of  Rehabiahjthe  firft  was  Ifhi. 
£i  .of  the  fons  of  SheIomoth,Jahath 
23  fons  of  Hebror>,Jeriah  the  firft 
zq.fons  of  UzzieljMichah:  of  thefonsof  Mi. 
2  5. of  the/flwjoflefhiah,  Zechariah 
%6.fons  of  Merari  were  Mahli,— thc/i.ofja. 
2>f. the  fons  of  Merari  by  jaaz  iab,Benp 
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28.  of  Mahlicauie  Eleazar,who  had  no  font 
jo.the/fojalfoof  Mufhi  ,Mahli3and  Eder 
thefe  were  the  fons  of  the  Levites 
2j.2.of  thefonsoi  Afaph;  Zaccur,and  Jofeph 

3.  thefons  of  Jeduthun  ;  Gedaliah 
^.thefons  of  Heman ;  Bukkiah,  Mattaniah 
5.all  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Heman 

26.1  .Mefhelemiah —  of  the  fons  of  Afaph 

4.  the  fons  of  Obed-Edom  were  Shemaiah 
7.the/5^ofShcmaiahj  Othni3and  Rephael 
8.of  the  fons  of  Obed-Ed.  they  and  their  fons 
9.Mefhelemiah  had  fons  and  brethren 

28.4.  among  the  fons  of  my  father,be  liked  me 
19.z4.fons  likewife  of  k.D.fubmitted  themfelv. 
2  C/w.5.12.  with  their/oaf  &  their bteth. being ar. 
1 3. 8. in  the  hand  of  the  fons  of  David 

21.2.  he  had  brethren,  the  fons  of  Jehofhaphat 
zz.Sjhefmsofthe  brethren  of  Ahaziah 

1  i.ftole  him  from  among  the  kings  fons 

23.3.  as  the  Lord  hath  faid  of  the  [ons  of  David 
zq.j.fonsoi  Athali.  had  broken  up  the  houfe  of 

25.  for  the  bloud  of  the  fons  of  Jehoiada  the 
29.  12.  ofthe/0«softheKohathites 

and  of  the  fons  of  Merari 
ij.ofthe,/wofElizapii.in;  Shimri 

of  the  fons  of  Afaph  ;  Zechariah 
14-of  thefons  of  Heman  j  Jehiel 

of  the  fons  of  Jeduthun;  Shemaiah 
32.3  j.chiefeftofthe  fepulch.of  the/owofDav. 
34.1 2.the  Levites,  of  thefons  of  Merari 

&  Mefhullam  of  thefons  of  the  Kohath. 
35.1  f.the  fingers,the/««  of  Afaph,  were  in 
E"*ra  1.9. the  fons  oi  Judah  together,tofet  forward 
thefons  of  Henadad,with  their  fons 
icthe fons  of  Afaph,with  cymbals 
8. 2.  of  thefons  of  Phinehas ;  Gerfhom 

of  thefons  of  Ichamar  ;  Daniel 
ofthe/iwwofDavid;   Hattufh 
3  .of  thefons  of  Shecha.  of  thefons  of  Pharofh 
4.of  thefonsoi  Pahath-Moab  ;  Elihoenai 

5  .of  thefonsoi  Sechaniah,  the  fon  of  Jahaz. 

6  .of  thefons alfo  of  Adin  ;  Ebed 
7.  of  the  fons  of  Elam  ;  Jefhaiah 
8  .of  thefons  of  Shephatiah ;  Zebadiah 
9.ofthe/flMof  Joab;  Obadiah 
lO.ofthe/wof'Shelom.  the  fon  of  Jofipb. 
n.ofthe/cnjofBebai;  Zechariah 
1 2.of  thefonsoi  Azgad ;  Johanan 
1  j.of  thelaft/oss  of  Adonikam,whofe 
14.  of  the  //to  alfo  of  Bigvai ;  Uthai 
1 5>found  there  none  of  the  fons  of  Levi 
ig.of  thefons  of  Mahli,the  fon  of  Levi 
i9.his  brethren  and  their  fans,  twenty 

io.2.oneof  thefons  ofElam  anfwered  &  faid 
i8.amongthe/0?«  of  the  priefts  there  was 

namely,  ofthe/o».rpf  Jefhua 
20.  of  thefons  of  Immer ;  Hanani 
n.of  the/wzjofHarim;  Maafiah 
2i.of  thefons  of  Pafhur;  Elioenai 
25.  of  the  fons  oi  Parofh ;  Ramiah 
z6.oi  the  fons  of  Elam ;  Mattaniah 

27.  of  thefons  of  Zattu ;  Elioenai 

28.  of  thefons  alfo  of  Bebai ;  Jehohanan 
29.ofthe/fl»^ofBani;  Mefhullam 
lo.of  thefons  of  Pahath-Moab  j  Adna 
3 1.  of  the /on  j  of  Harim;  Eliezer 
33.ofthe/<?3sof  Hafhum ;  Mattenai 
34-of  thefons  oi  Bani;  Maadai,Amram 
43.ofthey»KJ  of  Nebo  ;  Jehiel,Mattithiah 

Neb.  3 . 3  .fifh-gate  did  thefons  oi  Haffenaah  build 
.    io.9.ofthe/flKJofHenadad;Kadmiel 
36.  alfo  the  firft-born  of  our  fons 
1 i.6.all  thefons  of  Perez,that  dwelt  at  Jerufal. 
7  .and  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Benjamin 
22.of  thefons  of  Afaph,the  fingers  were  over 
12.2  3  .thefons  of  Levi,were  written  in  the  book 
28.the/o»j  of  the  fingers  gathered  themfelv. 
3  j  .certain  of  the  priefts  fons  with  trumpets 
13.28  .one  of  thefons  oi  Joiada  was  fon  in  law 
Efih.g.ro.the  ten  fons  oi Haman  flew  they 
i2.deftroyed  —  the  ten  fons  of  Haman 
1 3  .let  Hamans  ten  fons  be  hang,  on  the  gal. 
i4.and  they  hanged  Hamans  ten  fons 
Pfal.77.  1 5  .thefons  of  Jacob  and  Jofeph.  Selah 
89.rf.who  among  thefons  of  the  mighty  can 
1 44. 1  iMtvfons  may  be  as  plants  grown  up 


Cant.z.2.{o  is  my  beloved  among  the  fons 
J/&5 1.  iS.none  to  guide  her  among  all  thefons 

of  all  thefons  that  fhe  hath  brought  up 

$6.6.fons  of  the  ftranger  that  join  thcmfelves 

57.3.  draw  neer  hither3ye/iay  of  the  forcereffe 

60.10.  fons  of  ftrangers  fhall  build  up  thy  walls 

iq.fons  of  them  that  afflifted  thee  fhall  come 

61.5.  fons  of  the  alien  fhall  be  your  plow-men 
6z.S.fons  of  the  ftranger  fhall  not  drink  thy 

fer.6.zt.  thefons  together  fhall  fall  upon  them 
13.14.  even  the  fathers  and  fons  together 
19.?. to  burn  their  fons  with  fire 

29.6.  and  take  wives  for  your  fans 
3  5 .4.into  the  chamber  of  thefons  of  Hanan 

5.I  fet  before  thefons  oi  the  Rechabites 
6.  neither  ye  nor  your  fons  for  ever 
16. fons  of  Jonadab  have  performed  the  com. 
39.6.flew  thefons  of  Zedekiah  before  his  eyes 
Chap.51.10. 
40.8.  Johanan  and  Jonathan  thefons  of  Kareah 
49-1.  hath  Ifrael  no  fons 
Lam.^.z.  the  precious /»#*  of  Zion,comparable  to 
E\el(.  5.  1  o.fathers  fhall  eat  thefons  in  the  midft  of 
and  thefons  fhall  eat  their  fathers 
20.3 1.  when  ye  make  your  fons  to  pafTe  thorow 
23.37.  caufe  their  fom  for  them  to  pafTe  thorow 
40.46.the/fo.fof  Zadok  among  thefons  of  Levi 

44. 1  •y.thtfons of  Zadok,that  kept  the  charge 
48.1 1. that  are  fanctified,of  thefons  oi  Zadok 

Hof.1.10.  yc  are  thefons  of  the  living  God 
Amos  2.1  i.I  raifed  up  of  your  fons  for  prophets 
Mal.2.2.he  fhall  purifie  the  fonsoi Levi 

6.therefore  ye  fons  of  Jacob  are  not  confumed 
AfiZf.io.2o.withher/»»53worfhippinghim 
M«'. 3. 1 7. which  is,  The  fons  of  thunder 

10.3  5.  James  &  }ohn,thefons  of  Zebedee  come 
L«£.$.io.fow3snlfo  James  &  John  thefons  of  Z. 

1 1. 19. by  whom  do  your  fons  call  them  out 
John  zi.z.thefons  of  Zebedee,  and  the  twoothcr 
Att.7.16.  for  a  fum  of  money  oi  the  fons  oi  Emor 
1  Cor. 4. 1 4.but  as  my  beloved  fons,  I  warn  you 
Gal.q.'y.might  receive  the  adoption  oifons 

6.  &  becaufe  ye  ate  fons,  God  hath  fent  forth 
Heb.  2 . 1  o.  in  bringing  many  fons  into  glory 
7.  5  .verily  they  that  are  of  thefons  of  Levi,  who 

1 1.2  i.bleffed  both  thefons  of  Jofeph 
11.7.  God  dealeth  with  you  as  v/ith  fons 

8. then  are  ye  baftards,and  not  fons 

Aaron  joined  with  i&0nff,See  JfatOll, 

£)Otl0  with  daughters  $ee  IDaugbtersf. 

£>0nff  ofGod,See  (000, 

His  j§)Otl0, 

G«z.7.7.and  his  fons,&.  his  wife,and  his  fons  wives 

Chap.8.i8. 
9.1.  God  blefled  Noah  and  hisfons^nd  faid 
8. God  fpake  to  Noah  and  his  fons,  faying 
zf.g.his fons  Ifaac  and  Ifhmael  butied  him 
30.35  .gave  them  into  the  hand  of  his  fons 
31.17.  Jacob  rofe  up,and  fet  his  fons  on  camels 

5  5  .Laban  kifTed  his  fons  and  his  daughters 
32.22.took— his  eleven /tvz*,and  paffed  over 
34.5  .his  fons  were  with  the  cattell  in  the  field 
3  f.zg.his  fons  Efau  and  Jacob  buried  him 
3<S.6.Efau  took  his  wives,  and  his  fons 
42.1.  Jacob  faid  to  hisfonsJNhy  look  ye  one 
$6.7.hisfons,  and  his  fons  fons  with  him 

his  daughters,and  his  fons  daughter* 

8. names  of  rhechil.of  Ifr. — J.cob  &  his  fons 

49.i.Jacob  called  his  fons,%ni  faid,Gathcr 

3  3. made  an  end  of  commanding  his  fons 

Jo.  1  z.  his  fins  did  unto  him  as  he  commanded 

1 3. his/fl«*  carried  him  into  the  land  of  Can. 

£;w/.4.2o.Mofes  took  his  wife,and  his  fons,  &  fet 

18. 5. came  with  his  fons  &  his  wife  unto  Mufes 

28. 1.  take  thou  his  fons  with  him  from  among 

4 1. put  them  upon  his  fons  with  him 
29.8. bring  hi$fons,and  put  coats  upon  them 
20. upon  the  tip  of  the  right  ear  of  his  fons 
2 1. and  fprinkle  it  —upon  his  fons 

upon  the  garments  of  his  fons  with  him 

his  fons,lk  his  fons  garments  with  him 

27«andof  that  which  is  for  his  fons 

31.10.&  the  garments  of  his  fons    Cb.35.19. 

3 9.4 i.and  hisfons  garments,  to  minifter  in  the 

40.14.  thou  fhalt  bring  his  fons,8c  clothe  them 


Lcv.6. 2  i.prieft  of  hisfons,  that  is  anointed  in  his 
7-3?.and  of  the  anointing  of  hisfons 
8. 30. fprink.it— on  his  fots,8c  on  his  fons  gztm. 
fanchfied — his  Jons,  &  his  fons  garments 
io.6.to  Eleaz.  &  to  lthz.his  fons,  Uncover  not 
1 3.2.or  unto  one  of  hisfons,the  priefts 
W«»a.2i.3  5.fotheyfmote  him,and  hisfons 
Dcut.z.-i  3.we  fmote  him,  and  hisfons 
1 8.  y .him  and  his  fons  for  ever. 
2 1 .  i6.when  he  maketh  hisfons  to  inherit  that 
Judg. 9. 1 8. and  have  {lain  his/fl«^,feventy  perfons 
I7.$.and  confecrated  one  of  hisfons,  who 

1  i.was  unto  him  as  one  of  hisfons 
18.30.  he  &  his/for  were  priefts  to  the  tribe  of 
1  Sam. 2.2 2. heard  all  that  hisfons  did  to  Ifrael 
3.i3.becaufehis/<w«madethemfelvesvile 
8. 1  .he  made  hisfons  judges  over  Ifrael 
2. his  fons  walked  not  in  his  wayes 
16.1A  have  provided  me  a  king  among  hisfons 
J.and  he  fanftified  Jeffe  and  hisfons 
io.Jeffe  made  7.  oihisfons  to  pafTe  bef.Sam. 
30. 6.W3S  grieved  every  man  for  hisfons 
2  i.i.followed  hard  upon  Saul,&  upon  hisfons 
1  Chr.io.z. 
7.  that  Saul  and  hisfons  were  dead 

1  Cbron.10.7. 
1 2.took—  the  bodies  of  hisfons  from  the  wal 
1  Cbro.  j  o.  1 2 . 
2  Sam.zi.6.  let  feven  men  of  hisfons  be  delivered 
i  King.i2 .1 1.  his  fons  came  and  told  him  all 
1  r. for  hisfons  had  feen  what  way  the 
1 3. be  fiid  unto  hisfons,  Saddle  me  the  afTe 
27.fpake  to  his/fl/»3faying3Sadd.me  theafl'e  I 
3  i.fpake  to  his/ftWjftyingjWhen  I  am  dead    j 
2  K}ng.$.z6.  feen  ycfterday  the  bloud  oihisfons    I 

1 9. 3 7 -his  fons  fmote  him  with  the  fword 
1  C^0.7.i6.and  hisfons  were  Ulam,  and  Rakem 
8. 10. thefe  were  his/«M,heads  of  the  fathers  - 
9.5.  Afaiahthe  firft-born,and  hisfons 
23.14.  hisfons  were  named  of  the  tribe  of  Levi 

2  5.9. who  with  his  brethren  Sc  fons  were  twelve 
10. he, his  fons,  and  his  brethren  were  twelve 

Verfes  11,12,13,14,155  16,  I73  i83 
19,20,  21,  2i,  23,  24,  25,  26,27, 
28,  29,  30,  31. 
26.1 5. and  tohis7o»5,the  houfe  of  Afuppim 
zg.his  fons  were  for  the  outward  bufinefle 
28.i.poffeffion  of  the  king,and  oihisfons 
a  Cfcf.n.i4.Jeroboam  &  hisfons  had  caft  them  off 
1  3.5-ahd  to  hisfons,by  a  covenant  of  fait 
2i.7.aligiitto  him,andtohis/«z.jforevet: 
1 7»  carried  away  — 'hisfons  alfo 

fave  Jehoahaz  the  youngeft  of  hisfons 
2 3.11. Jehoiada  and  bis/iwannointedhim 
24.27.  concerning  hisfons,  &  the  greatnefle  of  I 

3  6. 20.  where  they  were  ferv.tohim  and  his  fons1 
Eqa  3.9.then  flood  Jefhua  with  hisfons  &  breth. 

Kadmiel  and  hisfons 
rf.to.  pray  for  the  life  of  the  king,&  of  hisfons 
7-23.againft  the  realm  of  the  king,and  hisfons 
8. 18. and  Shereb.with  hisfons,znd  his  brethren 
Efth.p.zj.he  and  hisfons  fhould  be  hanged  on  the 
fob  1 .4. his  fons  went  and  feafted  in  their  houfes; 
1 4. 2 1  .his  fons  come  to  honour 
38.3  2.canft  thou  guide  Arcturus  with  hisfons 
42.16.faw  his  fons,md  hisfons  fons 
lfa.27.2.%  hisfons  fmote  him  with  the  fword 
fer-i  5.3.  &  his  brethren, and  his/<yw3and  all  the 

1 4. commanded  hisfons  not  to  drink  wine 
£^£.46;  1 6.  prince  give  a  gift  unto  any  of  hisfons 
inheritance  thereof  fhall  be  his  fom 
I7.inheritancc  fhall  be  hisfons  for  them 
18.  give  hisfons  inhetit.out  of  his  peffeffion 
DM.  1  r .  lo.his  fons  fhall  be  ftirred  up 

&>ond  in  law. 
Gen.19.  i4.Lot  fpake  to  hisfons  in  law 

as  one  that  mocked  to  hisfons  in  law 


j§>0njS  of  men,  See  Sfytll, 
My  ^)on0. 
Gen.48.9.  Jofeph  faid,They  are  my  fons 
1  Sam.z.z4.n3y,myfons,  fork  is  no  good  report 
1  2.2.and  behold,my/fl»Jare  with  you 

1  Cbr.z8.^.oi  all  my  fons  be  hath  chofen  Solomon 

2  Chr.z9. 1  t.tnyfonsjbe  not  now  negligent 
Job  1 .  y.it  may  be  that  my  fons  have  finned 

lfa.tf*r\o\- 


SON 


SON 


S  O  O 


SOK 


SOU 


SOK 


2/M5* 


i  i.  of  things  to  come  concerning  my  Jons 
Seven  ^>ons,See  £>Etoen« 
sty  stomal. 

Gcs  6.18.  thou  and  thy  fons,  and  thy /as*  wives 
8  16.  goe  forth  of  the  ark,— thou  and  thy /is  J 
j'    ii.  haft  thou  here  any  befides— thy/os* 
Exod  i  *.  M-  an  finance  to  thee,and  to  thy/is* 
'  jj  29.  firft-borne  of  thy  Jons  lhalt  thou  give 
,4.16.  make  thy  /i»*  goe  a  whoring  after  their 
20.  firft-borne  of  thy/os;  thou  (halt  redeem 
r  ,^10.9.  thou,  nor  thy /osj  with  thee 

1  ? .  and  thy  /»»^  due  of  the  facri.of  the  Lord 
14]  in  a  clean  place ,  thou  and  thy  fans,  and 
they  be  thy  due,  and  thy /is*  due 
1  5.  it  fhalbe  thine,  and  thy  fons 
va»6  18. 1.  thou  and  thy /is*— mall  beare  the 
thou  and  thy  fons  with  thee  ,  (hall  beare 
j.  thou  and  thy  fins  with  thee  (hall  mimfter 
7.' thou  and  thy  fins  with  thee,  (hall  keep 
8  and  to  thy  fins  by  an  ordinance  for  ever 
9'.  moft  holy  for  thee,  and  for  thy  fins 
11.  given  them  unto  thee,and  to  thy  fins 
neut.4.9.  teach  them  thy  fins,  andthy  fons  fins 
Sam.1.19.  and  honoured  thy/os*  above  me 
8  5.  and  thy/i?**  walkenotinthywaycs 
18.19.  (halt  thou  and  thy /is*  be  with  me 
.  thou  therefore  and  thy  fins,  and 


I  K.H*g-4-4-(hut  the  door  upon  thee'&  Up°n  *?    i 
I  i?   1 2.  thy /os*  (hall  fit  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 

io'  18  of  thy/os*  that  (halliflue  from  thee 

jfa.  39.  7> 

1  Cteo  17 .1  i.feed  after  tliee:which  (halbe  of  thy  /• 

j/rt.4  9. 1 1.  they  (hall  bring  thy  fons  in  their  armes 

5 1 .  10.  thy  fins  have  fainted 

60. 4.  thy  fins  (hall  come  from  far 

9.  to  bring  thy  fins  from  far 

61.  5.  fo  (hall  thy  fins  marry  thee  _ 

fer  48 .46.  for  thy  /is*  are  taken  captives 

Zecb.9. 1 3  •  raifed  up  thy  fons,  O  Zion,aga.  thy  A 

Two  ;§J>Otl0. 

m.  10. 25.  unto  Eber  were  born  two  fons 

1  Cbt'o.  1.  19. 

34.2J.two  of  the/is*  of  Jacob,  Simeon  &  Levi 

41.50.^0  Jofeph  were  borne  two  fins 

41.37.  day  my  two  fons,  if  I  bring  him  not 

44.17.  ye  know  my  wife  bare  me  two  fons 

48.1.  he  took  with  him  his  two  fons 

<.now  thy  two  fons,  Ephraim,and  ManaiTeh 

.Etfd.18.3-  tooke  Zipporah,  and  her  two  fons,  of 

(,.  and  thy  wife,and  her  two  fins  with  her 

Lev.  16.1.  after  the  death  of  the  two  fins  of  Aaron 

Ruth  1 . 1.  he  and  his  wife,and  his  two  fins 

i.nameofhistwo/is*  ,  Mahlon  &  Chilion 

3.  (lie  was  left ,and  her  two  fins 

5.  woman  was  left  of  her  two  fons  and  her 

1  Sam. 1.3.  the  two  fons  of  Eli  were  there 

'2.34.  that  (hall  come  upon  thy  two  fins 

4.4.  the  two  fons  of  Eli  were  there  with  the  ark 

1 1 .  the  two  fins  of  Eli,  Hophni  &  Phinehas 

17.  thy  two  fons  alfo  are  dead 

1  Sara.  1 4.  6.  thy  hand-maid  had  two  fins  ,  and 

1  $.17.  in  peace,  and  your  two  fons  with  you 

36.  they  have  there  with  them  their  two  fons 
H.8.  the  king  took  the  two  fons  of  Rizpah 

2  'King.  4. 1.  to  take  unto  him  my  two  fins  to  be 
Mai.io.il.  grant  that  thefe  my  two  fons  may  fit 

it.  28.  a  ccrtaine  man  had  two  /island  he  ca. 

z6-  37.  tooke  with  hm  Peter,&  the  two  fons  of 
£7/^15.11.  he  fa  id  ,  A  certain  man  had  two  fins 
Acl.i.v).  where  he  begat  two  fins    • 
Gal.  4. 12.  that  Abrah.  had  two  fins,  the  one  by  a 

E.Torf.2.18.  how  is  it  that  you  are  come To  foon 
bent.  4.  16.  that  ye  (hall  foon  utttefly  perifh 
Job  31.11.in  fo  do:ng,  my  Maker  would' (bos  take 
PfiLij.i.  they  (hall  fion  be  cut  down  like  the 
^8.  7,1.  fion  (tretchouther  hands  unto  God 
8 1. 1 4. 1  mould  fo.  have  fubdued  their  enemies 
90.10.  it  is  foon  cut  off,  and  we  die  away 
,   106.13.  they/oos  forgat  his  works 
Pcflw.14.17.he  that  is  foon  angrie,dealeth  foolifh. 
Mat.ii. 10.  how  foon  is  the  fig-tree  withered 
Gal.i. 6. 1  marvel  that  ye  are  iofion  removed 
Phil.  1.13.I  hope  to  fend  fofoon  as  I  (hall  fee 
ifbeff.i.i.  that  ye  be  not  fion  (haken  in  mind 
Turn  1. 7.  not  felfe-willed,  not  foon  angrie 


As  Rootle  as' 
Exod.  3  2. 1 9.  as  foon  as  he  came  nigh  to  the  campe 
fofn.8. 19.  they  ran  as/ios  as  he  had  ftretched 
2  54w.22.45.  as  foon  as  they  heare,  they  fhalbe 
Vfal.  j 8.3.  they  goe  affray  as/ios  as  they  be  born 
Luke  l.i^.as  fion  as  the  dayes  of  his  miniftra.ware 
Sooner. 

Heb.  1 3.i9.that  I  may  bereftored  to  you  the  foo. 
Jam.  1 . 1 1 .  fun  is  no  fooner  rifen  ,  but  it  withereth 

§&ooti)lai>ev ,  or  <i>oort)faper0. 
fofh.13.11.  Balaam—the  foothfayer  did  the  child. 
Ifd.1.6.  forfakenthy  people — bee.  they — arc  footh. 
Dan-i. 27 .cannot  the  foothfayer s  (hew  Unto  the  king 
4. 7.  then  came  in  the  foothfayer s;  &  I  told  the 
5. 7»  king  cried  aloud  to  bring  in  the  foothfayer  s 
11.  whom  the  king  made  mafter  of  the  f  ooth. 
M'uah  j.i 2.  and  thou  (halt  have  no  more  fbotb. 
&oot!)fapfng. 

Ac~t.16.l6.  her  mailers  much  gaine  by  foothfaybig 

jgtopater. 

Aff.zo.q.  accompanied  him  into  Afia,  Sopater  of 

_7eA2.22.tho.  thou  wa(h  thee,&  take  thee  much/! 
Mal.3.1.  for  he  is  like  fullers  fope 

^tyoprjach  called  j|)!jobaClj, 
1  Cbro. 19. 16.  Sbopbach  the  captaine  of  the  holt 
18.  and  killed  Shophacb  captaine  of  the  hoft 

j&opberetl), 
Ety-a  1.55.  children  of  Sophereth,  the  children  of 
Nehem.  7.  57.  children  of  Sophereth,  the  children 

John  1 3.26.  he  it  is  to  whom  I  (hall  give  a  fop 

had  dipped  thefop,  he  gave  it  to  Judas 
17.  and  after  the  fop  Satan  entred 
30.  he  then  having  received  thefop,  went 
ia>o?cerer.  ? 

Aff.13.6.  they  found  a  certaine/ircem-,  a  falfe 
8.  but  Elymas  the  forcerer — withftood  them 

Exod.7.1 1.  then  Pha.  called  the  wifemen  and/or. 
fer.17.9-  hearken  not  toyour/ircei'm  which  fpe. 
Dan.i.i.  commanded  to  call  the  magicians.  &  for. 
Mal.i  .5.1  will  be  a  fwift  witnefle  aga.  the  forcer. 
Rev.11.8.  but~~fircerers, — &all  liars  (hall  have 
2  2 . 1 5 .  for  without  are  dogs,  and  forcerer s 
j$>oicercfIe. 
lfa-17-3-  <haw  neere  ,  ye  fons  oftheforcerejfe 

At~t.%.9.  Simon  which  before  time'ufed/«rme 

<£>o?cer(e0. 
Z/d.47.9.(hallcome  upon  thee  for  thy  forceries 

I2.ftand  now  with-thy/flrcewj-if  fo  be  thou 
Acl.S.i 1.  of  long  time  bewitched  them  with  force. 
Rev.y.n.  neither  repented  they  of  their  forceries 
18.23. by  thy  forceries  were  all  nations  deceived 

Gen.19.9.  they  prefled/ire  upon^Lot ,  and  came 
20.8.  the  men  werefbre  afraid  .  \ 

3 1. 30.  becaufc  thou  fire  longeft  after  thy  fath. 
34.25.  on  the  third  day,when  they  were  fire 
41.  ^.famine  was  fore  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

57.  famine  was  fo/ire  in  all  lands 
43.  1 .  the  famine  was  fore  in  the  land 

Chap.  47. *3- 
47-4.for  the  famine  was  fore  in  the  land  of  Can. 

.     50.  10.  there  they  mourned  with  a  very  fire  la. 

Deut.6.11.  Lord  (hewed  figncsfire  upon  Egypt 
28,  3  J.  (hall  fmite  thee  in  the  leggs  with  afire 
59.  fire  ficknefles ,  and  of  long  continuance 

fudg  10. 9.  fo  that  Ifrael  was  fire  diftrefled 
14.17.  'told  him,  becaufe  (he  lay  fore  upon  him 
if  .18.  hewas  fire  athirft,and  called  on  the  L. 
20.34.  battell  wasfore,but  they  knew  not  evill 

21.2.  people  lift  up  their  voices,and. wept /ire 
t  Sam..  1.6.  her  adverfary  alfo  provoked  her  fore 

10.  (lie  prayed  unto  the  Lord,and  wept  fire 
5.7.  not  abide  with  us,for  his  hand  is  fore  upon 
1 4.  ji. there  was  fore  war  againft  the  Philiftines 
28.15.  and  faid,  I  am  fire  diftrefled 

21.  woman  faw  that  he  was  fore  troubled 

3 1. 3.  and  the  battell  went  fore  with  Saul    t 
he  was  fore  wounded  of  the  archers 

i  Sam.i.  17.  there  was  a  vetyfiie  battell  that  day 
1 3 .36.  king  alfo  &  all  his  fervants  wept  very  f. 

1  Kjng.17.17.  ficknefle  was  Co  fire  that  there  was 
18. 1.  there  was  afire  famine  in  Samaria 
Rrrr 


2  Kl'ng.3-  26.  Moab  faw  that  the  battell  was  too/. 
6. 11.  king  of  Syria  was  fore  troubled  for  this 

20. 3.  good  in  thy  fight,  and  Hezekiah  wept  fo. 

1  Chro.xo.i.  and  the  battell  went  fore  againft  Saul 

2  Chro.%  r  .19.  fo  he  died  of  fore  difeafes 
28.19.  Ahaz  tranfgrefled/ire  againft  the  Lord 
35.  23.  have  me  away,  for  I  am  fore  wounded 

E\ra  10.  1 .  for  the  people  wept  very  fore 
Nehem,  13 . 8.and  it  grieved  me/i?-£,therefore  I  caft 
fob  2.  7.  Satan  fmote  Job  with  fore  boils 
Pfal.i.^.  and  vex  them  in  his  fore  difpleafure 
6.3.  my  foule  is  alfo  fore  vexed 

10.  let  all  mine  enemies  be  fire  vexed 
38.2.  and  thine  hand  prefleth  me  fire 
8. 1  am  feeble  and  fore  broken  ,  I  have  roar. 

44.1 9.  haft  fore  broken  us  in  the  place  of  drag. 

55.4.  my  heart  is  fore  pained  within  me 

71.20.  thou  haft  (hewed  me  great  and  fore  tro. 
1 1 8.1 3.  haft  thruft  fore  at  me,that  I  might  fall 

1 8.  the  Lord  hath  chaftened  me  fore 
Ecclefi.\i.th\sfore  travellhath  God  given  to  the 
4.  8.  this  alfo  is  vanity  and  fore  travell 
5,13.  afire  evilK-riches  kept  for  the  owners  to 
16 .  this  alfo  is  afire  evill,that  in  all  points 
lfa.17.1.  with  his  fore  fword  (hall  punifh  Leviath. 
38.3.  good  in  thy  fight:  and  Hezek.  wept  fo. 
59. 1 1  .roare  like  beares,mourne  fire  like  doves 

64.9.  be  not  wroth  very  lore,  O  Lord 
1  i.wilt  thou  hold  thy  peace,&  affl.us  very/*. 

fer.13.t7.  mine  eyes  (hall  weep  fore,  and  runne 

22. 10.  but  weep/ire  for  him  that  goethaway 
.  5 1.6.  famine  was  fore  in  the  city — there  was  no 
Lam.  1.2.  (hee  weepeth /o/U  in  the  night 
■    3.  52.  mine  enemies  chafed  me  fore  like  a  bird 
£^.14.11.  muchmorewhen  I  fend  my  foure/i. 

21. 10.  it  is  (harpenedto  make  3  fore  (laughter 
Dtfs.6.14.  king  was  fore  difpleafed  with  himfelfe 
Micah  2.10.  it  (hall  deftroy  you  with  afore  defer. 
Zecb.i.  2.  the  Lord  hath  been  fire  difpleafed  with 
15.  fore  difpleafed  with  the  heathen  that  are 
Mat. 17.1 5.  he  is  lunaticke  and  fore  vexed 

21.15.  and  faying,  Hofanna-^they  were  fore 
Mar.6.5 i.and  they  wetefore  amazed  in  themfelv. 
1     9.  26.  and  the  fpirit  cried,  and  rent  him/ore 

14.33.  and  began  to  be  fore  amazed 
^<3.2o.37.wept/o>'e,andfellon  Pauls  neck,  and 
^oie  afraid,  See  2ffra(0. 


Ltv<  13.  42.  a  white  reddifh  fore,\t  is  a  leprofie 
43.  if  the  rifing  of  the  fore  be  white  reddifh 

2  Cbro.6.i%<  whatfoever/ire,  whatfoever  ficknefle 
29.  when  every  one  (hali  know  his  fore 

fob  5.18.  for  he  maketh  fire,  and  bindeth  up 

P/^.58.11.  my  friends  ftand  aloofe  from  my  fore 
77i2.  my  fore  ran  in  the  nighr,and  ceafed  not 

Rev.16.1.  there  fell  a  grievous  /coupon  the  men 

fudg.i6.4-  he  loved  a  woman  in  the  valley  of  So. 

Ges-49i.23 .  archers  have  firely  grieved  him 

I  fa-  23.  5  •(hall  they  heforely  pained  at  the  report 

3s>mt. 

Heb.  10.  29.  how  much  firer  punifhment  fuppofe 

lfa.1.6.  no  foundnefle,  but  putrefying  fores 
Lu\e  16.10  laid  at  his  gates  full  of  fores 

x  1  .moreover  the  dogs  came,and  licked  his  [ . 
Rev.16.1U  blafphemed  Goda  becaufe  of  their  for. 

1  Sam.zi.%.  there  is  n6ne  of  you  that  is  firry  for 
Nehcm.d. io.  neither  be  ye  firry  for  the  joy  of  the 
p|<j/.38.i8.I  will  be /oiry  for  my  fin 

lfa.<,  1. 19 .thefe  two  things  are  come  who  fhalbe /. 
Mat.  14-9.  king  was  firry  ;  heverthelefle  for  the 

17.23:-  raifed  againe,and  they  were  exceed,  for. 

18.  3i.fellow-ferv.  faw — they  were  very  forty 
Mar.6.z6.  and  the  king  was  very/i>ry,yet  for  the 

2  Cor.z.  1.  if  I  make  you  firry,  who  is  he  then  that 

but  the  fame  which  is  made  forty  by  me 
7, 8.  though  I  made  you  firry  with  a  letter 

I  perc.  the  fameepiftle  hath  made  you/. 
9. 1  rejoice,  not  that  ye  were  made  firry 
for  ye  were  made  forry  after  a  godly  man. 

<3>02rOXD. 

Gen.3.16. 1  will  greatly  multiply  thy  forrow 

mfirrovo  thou  (halt  bring  forth  children  < 
17.  in 


j  S  O  R      SOR 

i7.in  forrow  llialt  thou  eat  of  it  all  the  dayes 
41.38*  my  gray  head  with  forrow  to  the  grave 

Chap.44.19. 
44.3 1 .  our  father  with  forrow  to  the  grave 
Exod.15. 14.  forrow  fliall  take  hold  on  the inhab. 
£ra.2tf.itf.that  fhall  confume  the  eyes,&  caufe/ 
Dent.z8.6$.  the  Lord  fliall  give  thee  forrow  of 
1  Cfo'0.4.9.{aying,Becaufe  I  bare  him  with  forrorv 

JNebem.z.z.  this  is  nothing  elfe  but  forrow  of  heart 
Eflh.9.  22.  was  turned  unto  them,from/wr<BP  to 
Job  3.10.  nor  hid  farrow  from  mine  eyes 

tf. 10.  yea  ,  I  would  harden  my  felfe  in  forrow 
17. 7.  mine  eye  alfo  is  dim  by  reafon  of  for  iow 
4i.zz.f0mw  is  turned  into  joy  before  him 
pfal.13. z.how  long  fliall  I  takecounfeIl,hav./fl>-. 

38. 17.  my  forrow  is  continually  before  me 
39.2. 1  held  my  peace,  and  my/or.  was  ftirred 
S j.io.  mifchiereand/fl*TflB>,is  in  the midft  ofit 
90.  10.  yet  is  their  flxength  labour  and  forrorv 
107.39.  brought  low  through  opprefllon  8c  fo. 
1 16.3. death  compared  me,-I  found  trou.  8c  f 

Prov.10.10.  winketh  with  the  eye,  caufeth  forrorv 
22,the  bleffing  of  the  Lord-he  addeth  no/. 
1  f  .13.  by  forrow  of  heart  the  fpirit  is  brok. 
17.21.  that  begettetha  foole ,  doth  it  to  his  for. 
23.  »9-  who  hath  woe  ?  who  hath  forrow 

Ectkf.  1 .  r  8.  he  that  increafeth  knowledg,incr.  fo. 
{.17.he.hath  much  for.  and  wrath  with  his  fick. 
7.3.  forrorv  is  better  then  laughter 
1 1 . 1  o .  therefore  remove  forrow  from  thy  heart 

Ifa.f.io.if  one  look  into  the  land,  behold~fo-/row 
14-3-the  Lord  fliall  give  thee  reft  fromforrow 
17.1  i.harv.fhalbe  aheap  in  the  day  of  defp./i 
19.  2.  diftrefle  Ariel ,  &  there  Atafbe — forrow 
$f. 10.  forrow  &nd  fighing  fliall  flee  away 
jo.  1 1.  ye  fliall  lie  down  in  forrow 
{  r.  1 1  .forrow  and  mourning  fliall  flee  away 
6y.i4.  my  ferv.  fliall  flng,  but  ye  fliall  forrow 

Jer.8.  1 8.1  would  comfort  my  felfe  againft/o;y<w 

20. 18.  out  of  the  wombe,  to  fee  labour  8c  (or. 
30. 1  j.  why  cjrieft  thou-thy  forrow  is  incurable 
31-13.  &  make  them  rejoice  from  their  forrow 
4?.  3.  the  Lord  hath  added  griefe  to  my  forrow 
49>2J.  forrow  on  the  fea,it  cannot  be  quiet 

Lant.i.  1  z.  fee,  if  there  beany  forrow  like  to  my/! 
iS.  I  pray  you,all  people,  behold  my  forrow 
3-tfy.  give  them  forrorv  of  heart,  thy  curfe  unto 
£^.23.33.  thou  flialt  be  filled  with  forrow 
Lu\in.tf.  he  found  them  flecping  for fonvw 
John  itf.6.faid  thefe  things  unto  yaufo.hath  filled 

20.  but  your/Snow  flialbe  turned  into  joy 

2 1 .  a  woman  in  ciavell  hath/flmm>,becaufe 

22.  and  ye  now  therefore  have  forrow ,  but 
JReJfl.9.2. 1  have  continuall/or/vw  in  my  heart 

2  Cer.2.3.  left  when  I  came  I  fliould  ha ve  forrow 

7.  left  he  fliould  be  fwallowed  up  of  over./ 

7.10.  for  godly  forrorv  worketh  repentance 

but  theforrowof  the  world  workethdeath 

Pbil.t.iy.  left  I  fliould  ha  ye  forrow  upon  forrow 

Rev.  1 8.7.fo  much  torment  and  forrow  give  her 

and  am  no  widow,and  fliall  fee  no  for,  ore 
iit.4.there  flialbe  no  more  death,neither/fln'fl»> 
&oirofp. 
fer.$  1.12.  and  they  fliall  not  forrow  any  more  at 
1 1.29.  and  the  land  fliall  tremble,  and  forrow 
Hof.i.to.  and  they  mall  forrow  a  little  for  the 
1  Tbef.  4. 1  j.fon:  not  as  others  which  have  no  ho 


SOR 


SOU 


SOU 


SOU 


H0/.13.1 3.  ferrows  of  a  travelling  woman  fliall   U  Sam.1.7.  yefougbtior  David  in  times  part 
Mtf.24.8.  all  thefe  are  the  beginning  of  forrows         4.8.  heard  of  thine  enemie  wbkhjWrt  th 


Mar.  13.8.  thefe  are  the  beginnings  of  forrows 

1  Tim.6. 10. pierced  themfelvcs  thorow  with  ma./. 

jgjoirocoeD. 

2  Cor.7. 9.  but  that  yeforrowed  to  repentance 

11.  that  ye  for/owed  after  a  godly  fort 
<a>Qzrotoetrj. 
1  Sam.io.z.  care  of  the  afles,  8cforrowetb  for  you 

&>02rcra)fuu. 
1  Sam.  i  .i.{.  I  am  a  man  of  a  forrowfull  fpirit 


Jab  6.7.  that  my  foule  refufeth,are  as  my  forrowf. 
Vfd.69.z9.  but  I  am  poore  and  forrowfull 
Pyw.14.r3.  even  in  laughter  the  heart  is  forrowf. 
Jer.%\.z%.  1  have  repleniflied  every  forrow.  foule 
Zepb.3.  1 8.  He  gather  them  that  ate  forrowfull  for 
Zecb.9.5.  Gaza  alfo  fliall  fee  it,and  be  very  forro. 
Mat.19.zz.  young  man  heard  that,he  went  aw./fl. 
2tf.22.and  they  were  exceeding  forrowfull 

37.  began  to  be  forrow  full  and  very  heavy 

38.  my  foule  is  exceeding  forrowfull  ,  even 
.Mrfr.i4.19.and  theybegan  to  be forrowfull  faying 

34-  foule  is  exceeding. forrowfull  unto  death 
Lu\e  18.  23.  very  forrowf ull,for  he  was  very  rich 

24.  he  was  very  forrowfull ,he  faid,  How  har. 
John  16.  20.  ye  fliall  befonowfull ,  but  your  for. 
2  Cor.  tf.io.as  forrowfull  j  yet  alway  re  joy  ring 
Pbil.z.zS.  and  that  I  may  be  the  lefle  forrowfull 

£>oiroixitng. 
Lu\e  z.  48,  thy  father  and  I  have  fought  thee  for. 
Aft.zo.z8.fprrowing  moft  of  all  for  the  words 

5>02t. 

C7fS.tf.19.two  of  every/flialt  thou  bring  into  the 
20.  two  of  every  fort  fliall  come  unto  thee 
7'  1 4-  every  bird  of every  fort  came  in 

1  Cbro.z^.  f .  divided  by  lot  one  fort  with  another 
!    2  9«»4.  that  we  fliould  offer  after  this  fort 

2  Cbro.jo.f.  had  not  done  it  a  long  time  in  fuch/. 
£^<*  1. 10.  fllver  bafinsof  a  fecond  fort 

4.  8.  wrote  a  letter **-to  Artaxer.  after  this  fort 
Neb-,6.^.  fent  unto  me  foure  times  after  this  fort 
E\el(.z  3 ,42.with  her  ,&with  the  men  of  the  com./ 

39-4'give  thee  to  the  ravenous  birds  of  every / 

44>3°.  of  every  oblation-of  every  fort  fliall  be 
Dan.i.io.  worfe  liking  then  the  child,  of  your  fo. 

3  •  29.  no  other  God  can  deliver  after  thisftrt 
Aft.  1 7.  j .  took  unto  them  lewd  fell,  of  the  bafer/. 
Rom.  if.ij.  T  have  written  boldly  in  fome  fort 

1  Cor.i.i$,  fhall  try  every  mans  workeofwhat/. 

2  Cor.7.  11.  that  ye  forrowed  after  a  godly  fort 

2  Tim.3.6.  of  this  fort  are  they  which  creep  into 

3  Jtb.6.  forward  on  their  journey  after  a  godly/ 


ight  thy  life 

17.20.  foiigbt  &  could  not  find  them  ,  they  ret. 

21.1.  Saul  fought  to  flay  them  in  his  zeale 

J  JQwg.i^.let  there  be  fought  for  my  lord  a  )ounc 

3.  fo  they  fought  for  a  faire  damfell 

10.14.  and  all  the  earth  fought  to  Solomon 

1 1.  40.  Solomon  fought  therefore  to  kill  Jero. 

2  Kmg.z.17. [ought  three  dayes,but  found  him  not 

1  Cbro.z6.$  1.  they  v/erejought  for,and  there  were 

2  Ckeo.i.j.  Sol.  and  the  congregation /Jwgfo  unto 


9.  23.  kings  of  the  earth  [ought  the  prefence  of 
14.7.  becaufe  we  hive  fought  the  Lord  our 
16.1 2.  in  his  difeafe  he  fought  not  the  Lord 
17.3.  wayes  of  his  father  Da.  &  fought  not  unto 
4.  but  fought  to  the  Lord  God  of  his  father 
22v  9.  he  fought  Ahaziah,and  they  caught  him 
who  fought  the  Lord  with  all  his  heart 
2  J.  i  J.  why  haft  thou  fought  after  the  gods  of 

20.  becaufe  they  fought  after  the  gods  of  Ed. 
16.  f .  he  fought  God  in  the  dayes  of  Zechariah 
as  long  as  ha  fought  the  Lord,God 
E^rnz.  tfz.  thefe  fought  their  regifler  among 

Nebem.  7.  tf4. 
N  ebem.1z.z7. they  fought  the  Levites  out  of  all 
Eflh.z.z.  faire  young  virgins  fought  for  the  king 
zi.fougbt  to  lay  hand  on  the  king  Ahaftiuer. 
3.6.  Haman/o«gte  to  deftroy  all  the  Jewes 
6.  z.  who  fought  to  lay  hand  on  the  king 
9.2 .  to  lay  hand  on  fuch  as  fought  their  hurt 
P/1/.34.4. 1  fought  the  Lord,  and  he  heard  me 
77.  2.  in  the  day  of  my  trouble  I  fought  the  Lo. 
86.14.  violent  men  have  fought  after  my  foule    ! 
m.z.fougbt  out  of  all  them  that  have  pleafure 
n9.10.with  my  whole  heart  have  I  fought  thee 
94-  fave  me  ,  for  I  have  fought  thy  precepts 
Ett/ff.2.3. 1  fought  in  my  heart  to  give  my  felfe  to 
7.29.  but  they  have  fought  out  many  inventions 
11.9.  fought  out,  &  fet  in  order  many  proverbs 
10.  preacher  fought  to  finde  out  acceptable 
Ifa.  6  z.  1 2 .  cal  led,  Sought  out,  a  city  n  ot  forfaken 
6  j.i  .  I  am  fought  of  them  that  asked  nor 

I  am  found  of  them  that  fought  me  not 
10.  for  my  people  that  have  fought  me 
Jer.%.  2.  after  whom  they  have  fought 

10.21.  become  brutifli,  &  have  not  fo.  the  Lo. 
2tf.2i.  the  king  fought  to  put  him  to  death 
44.  30.  into  the  hand  of  Nebu.  that  fought  his 
jo.  20.  the  iniquity  of  Ifrael  flialbe  fouabt  for 
Lam.x.  19.  while  they  fought  their  meat  to  relieve 
£•^.22.30. 1  fought. for  a  man  amongft  them  that 
2tf  .21.  though  thou  be  fought  for,  yet  flialt 
34.4  neither  have  ye  fought  that  which  was  loft 


Df»r.i2.ii.flialt  not  weare  a  garment  of  divers/    Dan.z.  13.  fought  Daniel  and  his  fellowes  to  be 


i 


Exod.$.  7.  heard  their  cry,— -for  I  know  their  for. 
2  Sm.zz.6.  forrows  of  hell  compaffed  me  about 

Pfal.  18.4. 

Job  9.28. 1  am  afraid  of  all  my  forrows 
11.17.  God  diftributethySnwr  in  his  anger 
39.3.  they  caft  out  their  forrows 

Pfal.i6. 4.  their  farrows  flialbe  multiplied 
18.  j.  the  forrows  of  hell  compafled  me  about 
32.10.many/flrrflnw  flialbe  to  the  wicked 
Htf.3.  the  forrows  of  death  compafled  me :  and 
127.  i.  it  is  vaine — to  eat  the  bread  of  forrows 

Ecclefz.z-),.  his  dayes  are  forrows ^  and  histravell 

J/t.13.8.  panps  2nd  forrows  fliall  take  hold  of 
53.3.  rejefted  of  men,  a  man  of  forrows 
4«  furely  he  hath — carried  our  forrows 

fer.13.  z  i.  fhall  not  forrows  take  thee  as  a  woman 
49-  24.  forrows  have  taken  her  as  a  woman  in 

D<w.io.itf,by  the  vifionsjmy/or.are  turned  upon 


Nebem.  f  .i8.once  in  ten  dayes  ftore  of  all  forts  of 

I>/d/.78.45\fent  diversfdrts  of  flies  amongft  them 

1  o.f  .3  t.rhe  fpake,&  there  came  divers  forts  of 

£«/e/2.8.mufica!Iin{rruments,&  that  of  all  fflrti 

£^.27!  24.' thefe  were  thy  merchants  in  all  forts 

38.4.  all  of  them  clothed  with  allforts  of  arm. 

4>oflpntct, 

Rfl«*.itf.2i.and  Svfipater  my  kinfman  faluteth  you 

&ofthenes. 

Aft.  1 8. 17.  Greeks  took  Sojihenes — ■&  beat  him 

1  Cor.  1. 1.  through  the  will of  God,  kSofthenes 

5>otat. 

E^ra  2.  55. child.  o£Sotai}the  chil.  of  Sophereth 

Nehem.7.^7. 

Jet,  4.22.  my  people  are  fottijh  children 

Gen.  4  3^  3  o.  he  fought  where  to  weepe 

Exod.z.i  f.  Phar.  heard  this  thing  ,  he  fought  to 

4.19.  all  the  men  are  dead  which/oz/gte  thy  li. 
24.  the  Lord  met  him,and  fought  to  kill  him 

33.7.  everyone  that  fought  the  Lord,went 
Lewi.  lb.  1 6 .  Mofes  diligently/flag^?  the  goat  of 
Numb.tf.  23.  was  not  his  enemy,  neither  fought  his 
Deaf!  1 3.10.  becaufe  he  fought  to  thruft  thee  away 
Jojh.z.  it.  rmrfuers  fought  them,  but  found  them 
/«(/g.i4-4.  he  fought  an  occa^on  againft  the  Phil. 

1 8. 1 .  Danites  fought  them  an  inheritanceto 
1  Sam.14.4.  paffages  Jonathan  fcught  to  goe  over 

19.  lo.  Saul  fought  to  fmite  David,cven  to  the 

27. 4.  Saul— fought  no  more  again  for  him 


4.3tf.  my  Lords  fought  unto  me,  and  I  was  efta. 

6. 4.  prefidents  and  princes/<j#gk  to  find  occa. 

8.1  ?.  when  I  had  fought  for  the  meaning,then 
Obad.6.  how  are  his  hid  things  fought  up 
Zcpb.1.6.  and  thofe  that  have  not  fought  the  Lord 
Zecfc.6'.7.thebay  went  forth,and  fought  to  goe 
Mat.z.zo.  are  dead  which  fought  the  childs  life 

2 1 .4tf .  when  they  fought  to  lay  hands  on  him 

2tf.i6.  from  that  time  he  fought  opport.  to  betr 

j 9.  fought  falfe  witneffe  to  put  him  to  death 

Mar.  1 1.1 8.and  fought  how  they  might  deftroy  bin 

12.12.  they  fought  to  lay  hold  on  him 

14. 1  .fought  how  they  might  take  him  by  craft  il 
I  i.foughthow  he  might  conven.  betray  hin1! 
5J .  all  the  counfell. fought  for  witnes  aga. Je 

Luff?  2.48.  thy  father  and  I  have  fun.  thee  forrow  , 
49.  how  is  it  that  ye  fought  me,  wift  ye  not 
5.18.  they  fought  meanes  to  bring  him  in 
tf.19.  whole  multitude  fought  to  touch  him 
1 1. 1 6.  fought  of  him  a  figne  from  heaven 
13. 6.  fought  fruit,  and  found  none 
19. 1- fought  to  fee  Jefus  who  he  was ,  &  coul  j 
47.chiefe  of  the  people  fought  to  deftroy  hii  I 
20.19.  fought  to  lay  hands  on  him  ,  &  they  fea  {\ 

22.2  andfcribes/fl«gfe  how  they  might  kill  hi  j 
tf.  he  promifed,  and  fought  opportunitie      j 

John  J.  1 6.  perfecute  Jefus ,  aftd  fought  to  flay  hi  I 
i8.therforethe  lewes  fought  the  more  to  k:  , 
7.T.noC  walke  in  Jury,becaufe  the  }ewesfoug  j 
1 1.  then  the  ]ewesfought  him  at  the  feaft     ■ 
30.  then  they  fought  to  take  him :  but  no  m 
io.39.tberefore  they  fought  againe  to  take  h 
11.  8.  Jew, 


SOU 


sou 


S  jewesot  late  Joug  *  to  flay  tnee,and 
1  \(,  '  then  foutbt  they  for  Jems,  and  ipake 
\z.  thenceforth  Pilate  fought  to  releafe  hirr 
a  fu.i  9-  Herod  had/o«gta  for  hia,3an«  f°und 
-  -   5.  and  fought  to  bring  them  out  to  the  pebi 


17- 


. .  becauie  they  fought  it  not  by  faith 


§^0  20.'  was  found  of  them  that  foughtxne  not 
I  rheir.iJ'  nor  of  men  fought  we  glory 

T h»  i  17-  when  he  was  in  Rome,  hc/o«gto  me 
Heb  8°  7' no  place  have  been  fought  for  the  fecond 
'  jythoughhsMg^"  carefully  with  teares 
fjiousSjt  few. 
Saw  io.ii .  when  they  fought  him,  he  could  not 
1        1 4  hath  /fl«gfe  him  a  man  after  his  own 
. ,  1 4!  and  S  mI  fought  him  every  day 

Cfe/a  if  1 3- for  that  v,cf""&ht  him  noc  after  the 
1  Chro  14-  7- we  n™e  fought  him,  and  he  hath 
1        4  anA  fought  him,  he  was  found  of  them 
if.  for  they  fought  him  with  their  whole  he. 
r  ,      ' ,  6  I  /b«goi  him,  but  he  could  noc  be  fo. 
78  24.  when  he  flew  them,then  they  fought  him 
1  '  J '  1  /~<w£fci  him  whom  my  foule  loveth 

I  fought  him,  but  1  found  him  not  -V.  a. 

<  6. 1  jW*  nim>  but  Z  collld  not  find  h'm 
ILL  a*4,.  they  Sought  him  among  their  kinsfolke 

441  people  /«//gfcf  him,  and  came  unto  him 

Urn  ii  thcnthejewes/tf«^himatthefeaft 

;  i&oalOter, 

ftfoz  19.  i j. made  foure  parts,  to evexy  fouldier 

Aft  ii>  7-  a  devout  fouldier  of  them  that  waited 

zYitf.by  himfelfe,with  a  fouldier  that  kept  him 

iW.i-i  •  endure  hardnes  as  a  goodfoul.of  Jefus 

4.  pleafe  him  who  hath  chofen  him  to  be  a  /. 

5>oulDter0, 

Gc»  14  14- he  armed  his  trained  foiMers 
Chro  7.4.  bands  of  fouldiers  for  war  36000 .  men 

1 1   the  fons  of  Jediael  17100.  fouldier  s 

Chro.z$.  i}.  fouldier!  of  the  armie  fell  upon  the 

Boyo,  8.  a'a.  aflia.to  require  of  the  k.  a  band  of  fo. 

l{aM  .4.  aimed  fouldiers  of  Moab  mail  crie  out 

M.jj.8.9.  under  authoritie,having/<«/<fe;-.s  under 

27.  17.  fouldiers  ofthe  governour  took  Jefus 

fathered  unto  him  the  whole  bind  of  foul. 
28.12.  they  gave  largemoney  to  the  fouldier s 
Mar.i).i6.fouidlen  led  him  away  into  the  hall 
l,{k :  3.14.  fouldier s — demanded  of  him,faying 
7.8.  having  under  me  fouldier  s-.and  I  fay 
2,5. 36.  the/o«Mzf>\salfo  mocked  him 
fo'm  ij.r-fouldicrs  nlatted  a  crown  of  thornes,& 

17.  then  the  fouldiers  tooke  his  garment 
14.  thefe  things  therefore  the  fouldiers  did 
31.  then  came  the  fouldier s,and  brake  the 
3  4.  one  of the  fouldiers  pierced  his  fide 

ASt.  1 1.  4-  delivered  him  to  foure  quaterni.  of  fo. 
(,.  Peter  was  fleeping  between  two  fouldiers 

18.  no  fmall  ftir  among  the  fouldiers 

iijoule. 

Gen.  1-7-  and  man  became  a  living  fou'e 
34.  8.  the  foule  of  my  fon  Shechem  longeth 
35. 18.  as  her  foule  was  in  departing  (for  fhe 
Lev.^.z.ifafoule  fhall  fin  through  ignorance 
5. 1.  if  a  foule  fin,and  hearethe  voice  offwear. 
2.  or  if  a  foule  touch  any  unclcane  thing 
4.  or  if  a  foule  fweare,  pronouncing  with  his 
1  <; .  a  foule  commit  a  trefpafle,and  fin 
17 .  if a  foule  commit  any  of  thefe  things 

6.  1.  if  a  foule  fin,and  lie  unto  his  neighbour 

7.  18.  the  Joule  that  eateth  of  it,fhall  beare  his 
io.  but  the  foule  that  earcth  ofthe  flefh 
ai.  morcover,thc  foule  that  (hall  touch  any 
17.  whatfocver  foule  that  eateth  any  manner 

17. 1 1 .  blood  that  maketh  an  aton.  for  the  fo. 

la.  no  foule  of  you  fhall  eat  blood 
1 5  .every  foule  that  eateth  that  which  died  of 
10. 6.  the  foule  that  turneth  after  fuch 
2 1.6.  the  foule  which  hath  touched  any  fuch 

1 1.  but  if  the  prieft  buy  any  foule  with  his 
i3-i9.whatfo:very««/eitbe  that  fhall  not  be 

30.30.  whatfoever/iwfr  that  doth  any  worke 
26.1  $.  if  your  foule  abhorre  my  judgements 

43-  and  becaufe  their /fltt/eabhorred  my  fiat. 
N«»2,9.i3.eventhefame/o»/c  fhalbe  cut  off  from 
1$.  17.  foule  fin  through  ignorance,  then  he 

28.  atonement  for  the  foule  that  finneth  ign. 

30.  but  the  foule  that  doth  ought  prefumptu. 
19-a.i.the  foule  that  toucheth  it,  fhalbe  unclea. 


sou      sou 

21.  4  ./We  ofthe  people  was  much  difcouraged 
30.4.  her  bond  wherwith  me  hath  bound  her/, 
bond  wherewith  me  bound  hex  Joule  mail 
$.  wherewith  the  hath  bound  her  foule  }ihall 
6.  had  an  husband  when  fhe  bound  hex  Joule 
7. wherewith  fhe  bound  her_/o#/e,fha!l  ftand 
8.  wherewith  fhe  bound  her  foulepf  none 
10.  or  bound  her  foule  by  a  bond  with  an 
u.every  bond  wherwith  fhe  bound  hex  Joule 

12.  concerning  the  bond  of  hex  foule,  fhall 
13.C0  afflict  thefoule,hex  husb.  may  efrablilh 

31.  28.  one  foule  of  five  hundred,  both  ofthe 
Dent.  1 1. 13.  to  ferve  him  with  all  your  foule 
18.  lay  up  thefe  my  words  in  your  foule 
13.3.  love  the  Lord  with  ail  your  Joule 
Jojh.zz.$.and  to  ferve  him  with  all  your  foule 
1  Sam.  1. 10.  and  (he  was  in  biiternefle  of  foule 
I'i.i,  foule  of  Jonathan  was  knit  to  the  Joule  of 
z$.z9.foule  of  my  lord  fhalbe  bound  in  the 
30.  6.  foule  of  all  the  peopie  was  grieved 
1  Sam.  5.8.  and  the  blind  which  are  hat.  of  Da./fl. 
13.39.  foule  of  David  longed  to  goe  forth  to 

1  King.  2.4.  with  all  their /o«/e,  there  fhall  not 
8.48.  and  fo  rcturne  unto  thee  with  all  their  fo. 
17.21.  let  this  childs  foule  come  into  him  aga. 

21.  and  the  foule  of  the  child  came  into  him 

2  Kjng-4-2-7-  let  her  alone,  for  her  foule  is  vexed 
23.3.10  keephis  commandem.  withall  their/. 

1  Cbro.zz.19.  fet  your  foule  to  feek  the  Lord  your 

2dv«.6.38.ifthey  ret.  with  all  their  foule, in  the 
if.  12. to  feek  the  Lord  with  all  their  foule 

Job  3 .  io.  wherefore  is— life  to  the  bitter  In  foule 
12. 10. in  whofe  hand  is  the  foule  of  evexy  thing 
16.4.  if  youx  foule  were  in  my  fouls  flead,  I  co. 
24.12.  foule  ofthe  wounded  crieth  out 

Pfal.  19.  7.  kiw  is  perfect,  converting  the  foule 
3  3 . 1 9 .  to  deliver  their  foule  from  death 
34.22. Lord  redeemcth  the  foule  of  his  ferrants 
49.8.  redemption  of  their  foule  is  precious 
72.14.  he  fhall  redeeme  their  foule  from  deceit 
74.19.  deliver  not  the  foule  of  thy  turtle  unto 
78.70.  fpared  not  their  foule  from  death 
86.4.  rejoice  in  the /We  of  thy  fervant 
94.2i.themfelves  together  aga.  the  foule  ofthe 

106.  if.  but  fent  leannefi'e  into  their  foule 

107.  <;. hungrie  &thirfty:their/«//e  fainted  in 
9.  he  fatisfieth  the  longing  fouie 

and  Glleih  the  hungry  foule  with  goodnes 

18.  their/We  abhorreth  all  manner  of  me. 
26.  their  foule  is  melted  ,  becaufe  of  trouble 

Vrov.  10.3.  not  fuffer  the  foule  ofthe  righteous  to 
1 1.2  J.  the  liberal!  foule  fhall  be  mad:  fat 

1 3.  z. foul  ofthe  tranfgreflbrs  fhall  eat  violence 
4.  foule  ofthe  fluggard  defireth,  and  hath 

foule  of  the  diligent  fhalbe  made  fat 

19.  defire  accomplifhed  is  fweet  to  the  foule 
16.  24-  pleafant  words  are  fweet  to  the  Joule 
1 9. x.  foule  be  v/ithottt  knowledge  is  not  good 

if  .flothf.caft.  into  a  deep  fleep: Scan  idle/. 
21.10.  the  foule  ofthe  wicked  defireth  evill 
22.23.  fpoile  the  foule  ofthofethat  fpoiled 
2 j.  1 3. he  refrefhcthtbe/Wfofhismafrer 
2  5.  as  co  Id  waters  to  a  tbirftie/tf«/e  :fbis 
27.  7.  the  full  foule  loatheth  an  hony-combe 

to  the  hungry  foule  evexy  bitter  thing  is 
I  fa.  3.9.  woe  unto  their  foule,  for  they  have 
10. 1 8.confums — his  fruit.  fie!d,both  foule  and 
3  z.6.  to  make  emptie  the  foule  ofthe  hungrie 
5  f .  1.  let  your  foule  delight  it  felfe  in  fatnefle 

g.heare,  and  your  foule  fhall  live 
58.10.  if  thou  fatisfiethe  afflicted  foule 
66.  3.  thzix  fotde  delighteth  in  their  abomina. 
Jer.Of.  10.  whereas  the  fword  reachcth  to  the  foule 
20. 1 3. he  hath  delivered  rhe  foule  ofthe  poore 
3 1. 1 4. 1  will  fatiate  the  foule  ofthe  priefts 
if.  I  have  fatiaced  the  wearie  foule 

I  have  replenifhtd  every  forrowfull/<?«/ 
38. 16.  as  the  Lordliveth  that  made  us  this  foul 
Lam.  1 .1  r.  pleaf.  things  for  meat  to  relieve  the  /. 
a.  1  a.  when  their  foule  was  povvred  out 
3.15.  the  Lord  is  good  to  the  /We  that  feeketh 
E^.i  8.4.  as  the  foule  ofthe  father,  fo  alfo  the  fo. 
20.  the  foule  that  finneth,it  ihall  die 
24.  21.  and  that  which  your  foule  pitieth  ,  fhall 
Hfl/9. 4.  for  their  foule  fhall  not  enter  into  the 
Jonah  2.f.  compafled  me  abcut,even  to  the  foule 
Rr  rr  2 


sou      sou 

Mat.  10.  28.  but  are  not  able  to  kill  thejouk 

feare  him  that  can  kill/o/i/f  and  body 
Mar.  12. 33.  and  to  love  him  with  all — thefijulc 
Aft-i.^i..  and  feare  came  upon  evexy  foule 
3-13 .  joule  which  will  not  heare  that  prophet 
4.32.  multitude  that  believed  were  of  one  foule 
ft0/»,z.9.angui(h  upon  evexy  foule  that  doth  evill 
13.1. let  every  foule  be  fubjeft  to  the  higher  po. 
1  Theff.f.  23.  fpiric,and/o«te  ,  and  body  be  prefer. 
Hcb.$.  i2.piercing  even  to  the  dividing — of foufo 
6.19.  which  hope  we  have  as  an  ancre  ofthe/. 
10.39.  of  them  that  believe  to  the  fav.of  the/. 
Jam.  j.io.from  the  errour  of  his  way,  fhall  fa.a/. 
1  Pef.a.ii.  from  lufts,which  war  againfl  the  foule 
1  Pec. 2.  8.  vexed  his  righteous /i#/e  from  day  to 
Rev  .16.3.  every  living  foule  died  in  the  fea  . 

His  penile, 
Gta.34.3.  his  foule  clave  unto  Dinah  the  daughter 

42.  ax.  we  faw  the  anguifh  of  his  foule 
Exod.2,0.  1 2.  a  ranfome  for  his  foule  to  the  Lord 
Namb.^o.z.  oath  to  bind  his  foule  to  the  Lord 
Judg.10a6.his  foule  was  grieved  for  the  mif.oflf. 

1 6.16. urged  him/o  thathls foule  was  vexed 
i  Sam.i%.  1.  Jonathan  loved  him  as  his  own  foule 

3. becaufe  he  loved  him  as  his  own  foule 
z  Kjng.z3.zs.  that  turned  to  the  L.  with  all  his/. 
zChro.i  4. 3  1  .to  keep  his  teftimonies  with  all  his/. 
Job  14.22.  and  his  foule  within  him  fhall  mourn 
21.2? •  another  dieth  in  the  bittern,  of  his  foule 
2  3 .1 3-what  his  foule  defirech^even  that  he  doth 
a7.8.of  thehypocrite-when  God  ta.away  his/. 
31.30.1  o  fin,  by  wifhing  a  curfc  to  hisfoule 
33.1 8.  he  keepeth  backehis/««/e  from  the  pit 
20.  abhorreth  bread,  Schis foule  daintie  me. 
2a.  hisfoule  draweth  neere  to  the  grave 
28.  he  will  deliver  his  foule  from  the  pit 
30.  to  bring  his  foule  from  the  pit 
Pfal.  n,$.  but  the  wicked, — hisfoule  hatcth 
24. 4.  who  hath  not  lift  up  his  foule  to 
2  5.13.  hisfoule  fhall  dwell  ateafe 
49.18.  while  he  lived  he  blefled  hisfoule 
89. 48.  fhall  he  deliver  his  foule  from  thehan. 
109.31.  fromthofe  that  condemnc  his  fi/i/e 
P/ov.6.30.  if  he  fleale  to  fatisfie  his  foule 

1  l-z$.  righteous  eateth  to  the  fatif.  ofhis  foule 
16.  17.  he  that  keepeth  his  way  prefe.  his  foule 
J  8.7.  a  fools  lips  are  the  fnare  ofhis  foule 
21.23.  whofo  keepeth  hismouth-keepethhis/ 

22.  $.  that  doth  keep  hisfoule  fhalbe  far  from 

23.  14.  and  fhall  deliver  hisfoule  from  hell 
29.10.  hate  theupright:  but  the juft  feek  his/ 

Ecckf.z.za..  maketh  hisfoule  enjoy  good  in  his  la. 
6.z.  wanteth  nothing  for  his  Joule  of  all  that  he 
3.  and  hisfoule  be  not  filled  with  good  .,  and 
lfa.ry.%.  but  he  awaketh,and  hisfoule  is  emptie 

he  is  faint,and  hisfoule  hath  appetite 
44.20.mmed  him  afide  that  he  cannot  de.his  f. 
$1 . 1  o.  when  thou  fhalt  make  hisfoule  an  offe. 

11.  he  fhall  fee  ofthe  travail  ofhis  foule 

1 2.  he  hath  powred  out  his  foule  unto  death 
58.?  .a  day  for  a  man  to  afflict  hisfoule 

Jer.$a.  19.  hisfoule  fhalbe  fatisfied  upon  mo.  Ep. 
5/1. 6.  flee — deliver  every  man  hisfoule 

Verfe  4$. 
E^.18.27.  doth  fight,  he  fhall  fave  hisfoule 

33.  $ .  he  that  taketh  warning  fhall  deli,  his  {ou. 

Hab.z.ix.  his  foule  which  is  lifted  up,isnot  upright 

Mat.  1 6.z6.  gaine  the  whole  world,&  lofe  his  fou. 

or  what  fhall  a  man  give  in  exch.  for  his/ 

Ato\8.37. 

Acl.z^i.  that  hisfoulewas  not  left  in  hell 

My  ^onle. 
Gcn.iz.  13.  my  foule  fhall  live  becaufe  of  thee 

19.20.  efcape  thither,  and  my  foule  fhall  live 
27.  4.  my  foule  may  blelle  thee  before  I  die 

z$.  He  eat  of  my  fons  venifon,that  my  foule 
49.6.  O  my  foule,  come  not  thou  into  their 
Lev.z6.  n.  my  foule  fhall  noc  abhorre  you 

30.  cut  down  your  images,and  my  foule 
Judg.$  .21.  O  my  foule,  thou  hafttroden  downe 

1  Sam.i,i$.  but  powred  out  ray  Joule  before  the 
24.  11.  yet  thou  hunteft  my  foule  to  take  ic 

26.21.  becaufe  my  Joule  was  precious  in  thine 

2  SrtW.4.9.asthc  Lordliveth  who  hath  red. my/. 
1  King,  i-  i5>  • 

Job  6.7.  the  things  which  my  foule  refufeth,  are 

7.  ti.  He 


sou    sou 


sou 


sou 


sou 


sou 


j. n.  He  complaine  in  the  bitterncfie  of  my/ 
!  j./o  that  my  foule  chufeth  ftrangling 

0  i  i. yet  would  I  not  know  my  foule 
io.  i.  my  foule  is  weary  of  my  life 

lie  i'peake  in  the  bitternefTe  of  my  foule 
i 6.4.  if  your  fouls  were  in  my  fouls  ftead 

1  a.  2.  how  long  will  ye  vex  my  foule 

17.2.  the  Almighty  who  hath  vexed  my  foule 
'    1  j,  they  purfue  my  foule  as  the  wind 
i<j.  and  now  my  foule  is  powred  out 
W.  was  nor  my  foule  grieved  for  the  poore 
Pfal.  3  •  J-  k^  of  my  foule,  There  is  no  beJp 
^  3.  my  foule  is  alfo  fore  vexed,  but  thou 

'4.  returne,  O  Lord,  deliver  my  foule 
7.2,.  left  he  teare  my  foule  like  a  hon 
-let  the  enemy  perfecute  my  fouls 
1  1.1.  how  fay  ye  to  my  foule,  Flee 
i?.i.  how  long  fnall  I  take  counfell  in  my  feu. 
16.  z.  O  my /fl«'e,thou  haft  faid  unto  the  Lord 

10.  for  thou  wilt  not  fee  my  foule  in  hell 
17. 1  ?•  deliver  my  foule  from  the  wicked 
a  2, .  &o.  deliver  my  /o«/e  from  the  fword 
a  2I3 .  he  reftoreth  my  foule :  he  leadech 
a  5 .1 .  unto  thee,  O  Lord,  doe  I  lift  up  my  foule 

jo.  O  keep  my  foule,  and  deliver  mc 
2,6.9.  gather  not  my  foule  widi  finners 
10.^  thou  haft  brought  up  my  foule  from  the 
3 1.7.  thou  haft  known  my  foule  in  adverfities 

9.confumed,yeamy/o»/eandmy  belly 
24.1-  my  fo-ule  {hall  make  her  boaft  in  the  Lo. 
j/.j.  fay  unto  my  foule,  I  am  thy  falvation 
4.  put  to  ftiame  that  leek  after  my  foule 
7  .without  ciufe  they  have  digged  for  my  fo. 
a'.my  foule fhalbe  joyfull  in  the  Lord 
H.evill  for  good,to  the  fpoiling  of 'my  foule 
13.  1  humbled  my  foule  with  fafting 

17.  refcue  my  foule  from  their  deitructions 
40.i  4-  confounded  that  fecke  after  my  foule 

r*4.  heale  my  foule,  for  I  have  finned  ag.thee 
2,.  1.  fo  panteth  my  foule  after  thee,  O  God 
4  z.  my  foule  thirfteth  for  the  living  God 
4. 1  powre  out  my  foule  in  me 
<whY  art  thou  caft  down,0  my  foule  V.i  1. 
.        ,  W.  43-  ?• 
6.  O  my  God,  my  Joule  is  caft  down 
A.9.1 5 .  but  God  will  redeeme  my  /We 
<!.%.  and  oppreflbrs  feek  after  my  foule 

4.  the  Lord  is  with  them  that  uphold  my  fo. 
%<  18.  he  hath  delivered  ray  foule  in  peace 
1^.6.  make  my  fteps  when  they  waite  for  my/. 
11.  thou  haft  delivered  my  foule  from  death 

<  7.1.O  God,  my  Joule  trufteth  in  thee 
4.  my  foule  is  among  lions,and  I  lie 
6.  net  for  my  fteps,my  foule  is  bowed  downe 

<  9.3 .  loc,  they  lie  in  wake  for  my  foule 
6a.i.  truly  my  foule  waiteth  upon  God 

<  my  foule,viak  thou  upon  God 
A :  i  •  my  foule  thirfteth  for  thee 

<  my  Me  malbc  f"acisficd  as  Wltn  fatne"e 
8.  my'/o«'e  fblloweth  hard  after  thee 
o'my  foule, to  deftroy  it,  mail  goe  into  the 

66.i<5\  lie  decl.  what  God  hath  done  for  my/. 
g9'i.  waters  are  come  in  unto  my  foule 
10.  and  chaftened  my  foule  with  fafting 

18.  draw  n  gh  unto  my  foule ,  &  redeeme  it 
70  2.'  confounded  that  feek  after  my  foule 
7  i!i  o.that  lay  waite  for  my  foule, take  counfel! 

1  ?  .&  confumed,that  are  adverfar.  to  my  fo. 

ii.  and  my  /o«&  which  thou  haft  redeemed 
m-z.  my  foule  refuted  to  be  comforted 
84.  z-  my  foule  longeth  for  the  courts  of  God 
861  preferve  my  foule ,  for  I  am  holy 

4.  unto  thee  doe  I  lift  up  my  foule 

1 3  haft  delivered  my  foule  from  the  loweft 

1 4'.  violent  men  have  fought  after  ray  foule 
88.3.  for  my  foule  is  full  of  troubles 

14.  Lord,  why  cafteft  thou  oft  my  Joule 
94. 17.  my  Joule  had  almoft  dwelt  in  filence 

1.9.  within  me,thy  comforts  delight  my  foule 

103.1.  bleftethe  LordaO  my  foub  Verfe  2.2a. 

Pfol.  104, 1, 3r. 

109.10.them  that  fpeakeevill  againft  my  foule 

116.4.  O  Lord,  I  befeech  thee,  deliver  my  fo. 

7.  returne  unto  thy  reft,  O  my  foule 

8.  thou  haft  delivered  my  foule  from  death 
119.20.  my  foule  breaketh  for  the  longings 

I  11    1  11 


2f.my./Wecleavethunto  the  duft 
28.  my  foule  melteth  for  heavinefle 
8  J .  my  foule  fainteth  for  thy  falvation 
1 09.  my  Joule  is  continually  in  my  hand 
129.  therefore  doth  my  foule  keep  them 
167.  my  foule  hath  kept  thy  teftimonies 
17  ■$.  let  my  joule  live ,  and  it  lhall  praife 

1 20.  2.  deliver  my  foule  from  lying  lips 
6.  my  f Mile  hath  long  dwelt  with  chem  that 

130.5".  I  wait  for  the  Lord,  my  foule  doth  wait 

6.  my  foule  waiteth  for  the  Lord  more 
131.  2.  my  foule  is  even  as  a  weaned  child 
138. 3 .ftrengthenedft  me  with  ftrength  in  my  / 
139.  14.  and  that  my  foule  knoweth  right  well 
1 41.8.  in  thee  is  my  truft,  leave  not  my  foule 
142.  4-  no  man  cared  for  my  foule 

7.  bring  my  foule  out  of  prifon 
143.3.  cnemie  hath  perfecuted  my  fouls- 

6.  my  foule  thirfteth  after  thee,  as  a 

8.  for  I  lift  up  my  foule  unto  thee 

11.  for  thy  Names  fake:-bring  my  foule  out 

1 2.  deftroy  all  them  that  afflict  my  foule 
1 46. 1.  praife  the  Lord,  O  my  foule 

Ecclcf.^.S.  and  bereave  my  foule  of  good 

7.28.  which  yet  my  foule  feeketh,but  I 
Cant.  1.  7.  O  thou  whom  my  foule  loveth 
3.1. 1  fought  him  whom  my  foule  loveth 
z.  He  feek  him  whom  my  Joule  loveth 
3.  faw  ye  him  whom  my  foule  loveth 
4. 1  found  him  whom  my  foule  loveth 
$  .6.  my  foule  failed  when  he  f pake 
6.1 2.  my  foule  made  me  like  the  chariots  of 
lfa.1.14.  your  new  moones — my/oWehateth 
16.9.  with  my  foulehave  I  defired  thee 
38.  15. 1  (hall  go  foftly — in  the  bitte.  of  my  f. 
17.  but  thou  haft  in  love  to  my  foule  delive. 
42. 1 .  mine  cleft  in  whom  my  foule  delighteth 
<Si.io.  my  foule  fhalbe  joyfull  in  my  God 
jrer.4. 19.  haftheard,0  my  foule, the  found  of  the 
31.  my  foule  is  wearied,  becaufe  of  murder. 
5.9.  {hall  not  my  foule  be  avenged     Vcrfe  29. 
Chap.  9.9. 
£.8.  left  my  foule  depart  from  thee 
12.7.  beloved  o(  my  foule  into  the  hand  of  her 
1 3 . i7.my  foule  {hall  weep  in  fecret — for  your 
18.  20.  they  have  digged  a  pit  for  my  foule 
32.  41.  rejoice  over  rhem  with  my  whole  foule 
Lam.i.i  6.  comforter  that  fhould  relieve  my  foule 
3.17.  removed  my  foulefat  offfrom  peace 
zo.my  foule  hath  them  ftill  in  remembrance 
24.  Lord  is  my  portion,  faith  my  foule 
5  8.  thou  haft  pleaded  the  caufes  of  my  foule 
E^.4.14.  beho!d,my/<wfc hath  not  been  pollut. 
Jonah  2.7.  whenmy/o«/e  fainted  within  me 
M'tcah  67.  fruit  of  my  body  for  the  fin  of  my  Jon. 

7. 1.  my  foule  defired  the  firft  ripe  fruit 
Zcch.ii-S.  I  cut  off — my  foule  loathed  them 
Mat.\z.\%.  my  beloved  in  whom  my  foule  is  well 
2^.38.  my  foule  is  exceeding  forrowfull 

Mar.  14.  34- 
Lu\e  1.4^.  my  foule  doth  magnifie  the  Lord 

12.19-  and  I  will  fay  to  my  foule,  Soule 
John  12.27.now  is  my  foule  troubled 
,4<S.2.27.  thou  wiltnot  leave  my  foule  in  hell 
2  Cor.  i-2?.  for  a  record  upon  my /Wc 
Hc6.10.38.  my  foule  fhall  have  no  pleafure  in  me 

Our  &>ou!e. 
Nufflb.11.6.  but  now  Our  foule  is  dried  away 
21.7.  out  foule  loatheth  this  light  bread 
Ffal.33.10.  out  foule  waiteth  for  the  Lord 

44.  2$.  for  out  foule  is  bowed  down  to  the  duft 
66.9.  which  holdeth  out  foule  in  life 
123.4.  out  foule  is  filled  with  ("corning 
1 24.4.  the  ftreame  had  gone  over  our  foule 
5.  waters  had  gone  over  our  foule 

7.  out  foule  is  efcaped  as  a  bird 
lfa.z6.2.  defire  of.  out  foule  is  to  thy  Name 

58.3.  wherefore  have  we  affli&ed  our  foule 

Own  j£>onle. 

Dtut.  1 3-6.  friend  which  is  as  thine  own  foule 
1  Saw.  1 8. 1.  Jonathan  loved  him  as  his  own  foule 
3.  becaufe  he  loved  him  as  his  own  foule 
20.17.  he  loved  him  as  his  own  foule 
Pfal.zz.zg.  none  can  fave  hisown/o»/e 
Prov.  6.3 1.  that  doth  it,  deftroyeth  his  own- foule 


Jl. 


8.  36.  finneth  againft  me,wrong.  his  own  foule 
1 1. 17.  mercifull  man  doth  good  to  his  own  fo. 
1y.32.that  refu.inftruction,defpifeth  his  own/. 
19.8.  that  getteth  wiidom,lovethhis  own  foule 
16.  that  keepeth  the  com.  keep,  his  own  foule 
20. 2.  to  anger,  finneth  againft  his  own  foule  '  j 
29.  24.  partn.  with  a  thief,  hateth  his  own  foule 
Mat.16.z6.  whole  world,  Sclofe  his  own  foule 

Mar.  8. $6.  \ 
Lu\e  2.3  y.  fword  fhall  pierce  thorovv  thy  own  foul 

That  jg)DUle. 
Gen.17. 1 q-ih&t  foule  fhall  be  cut  off  from  his  peo. 
Exod.  12.15.  that  foule  fhalbe  cut  offfrom  Ifrael 

19.  that  foule  fhalbe  cut  offfrom  the  congr. 
31.14.  that  foule  fhalbe  cut  off  from  his  people; 

Lev.7. 20,21, 25,27. &  19.8.  Num.'i  y.30. 
Lev.  17.10.  lie  evenfet  my  face  againft  that  foule 
Chap.  20.  6. 
a*.  3.  that  foule  fhalbe  cut  offfrom  my  people 
23.30.  the  tame  foule  will  I  deftroy 
Numb.ii.j  1.  that  foule  fhall  utterly  be  cut  off 
19. 13.  that  foule  fhalbe  cut  offfrom  Ifrael 

20.  that  foule  fhalbe  cut  offfrom  among  the 

Tbj  &oule. 
Gen.  27. 19.  that  thyfuuk  may  bleffe  me 

Verfe 
Deut.4.9.  keep  thy  foule  diligentlyjefttboii 
29.  feek  him  with  all  thy  Joule 
6.  5 .  love  the  Lord  with  all  thy  foule 
10.12.  to  ferve  the  Lord  with  all  thy  foule 
12. 1  5.  whatfoever  thy  joule  Jufteth  after  ■ 
20.  becaufe  thy  foule  longeth  to  eat  flefh 
zi,  eat  whatfoever  thy  foule  lufteth  after 
14.  26.  beftow — for  whatfoever  thy  foule  luft. 
or  whatfoever  thy  foule  defireth 

26.16.  keep,  &  doe  them  with  all  thy  foule 
30.2.  obey  his  voice — and  with  all  thy  foule 

6.  to  love  the  Lord — with  all  thy  foule 

10.  and  if  thou  turne — with  all  thy  foule 

1  Sam.z.ifi.  then  take  as  much  as  thy  foule  defir. 
io.  4.  whatfoever  thy  foule  defireth,  I  will 
23.  20.  according  to  all  the  defire  of thy  foule 
z  5. 29.  a  man  isrifen^-to  feek  thy  foule 

1  K'ug.  11.37.  reigne  according  to  all  that  thy  jo. 

Pfal.i  21.7.  the  Lord  fhall  preferve  thy  foule 

Prov.z.to.  knowledge  is  pleafant  unto  thy  foule 
3- 22.  fo  fhall  they  be  life  unto  thy  foule 
1 9.1 8.  and  let  not  thy  foule  fpare  for  his  crying 
2i.2j.learne  his  wayes,  &  get  a  fnare  to  thy  / 
24.12.that  keepeth  thy  foule, doth  not  he  know 
14. knowledge  ofwifedome  be  unto  thy  feuli 

29.17.  yea,he  fhall  give  delight  unto  thy  fouli 
j/<j.$i. 23.  which  have  faid  to  thy  /o«/f*,Bow  dow, 

j  8- 1  o.  if  thou  draw  out  thy  foule  to  the  hung. 

11.  Lord  fhall  fatisfie  thy  foule 
Jcr.i4-i9'  hath  thy  foule  loathed  Zion 

5817.  then  thy  foule  fhall  live,  and  this  city 
20.  well  unrothee,and  thy  foule  fhall  lire 
£^£.3.19.  but  thou  haft  delivered  thy  foule 

Cbap.33.9 
2t.  alfo  thou  haft  delivered  thy  foule 
Hab.z.to.  and  haft  finned  againft  thy  foule 
Mat.zz.37.  fhalt  love  the  Lord — with  all  thy  fo 
Mar\  12.  30.  Lufye  10.  27 
Litfe  1  z.  20.  thou  foole,  this  night  fhall  thy  foul 
5  John  2.  profper, — even  as  thy  foule  profperet! 
Rev.1B.14.fouk  lufted  after,  are  departed  from" 
As  thy  giOttfe  livetb  ,  See  iftct!;. 
j£>ml8. 
Gen  iz.1.  Abram  took— the  fouls  that  they  had  j 
46   1 5.  all  the  fouls  of  his  fons  and  his  daughi 
i  8.  thefe  (he  bare  unto  Jacob— 16.  foals     [ 
22.  all  die  fouls  were  fourteen 
2  ? .  all  the  fouls  were  feven  j 

z6  all  the  fouls  that  came  with  Jacob— 66 1 
27!  fons  of  Jof.- borne  in  Eg  were  tvyo  fom 
all  the  fouls  of  the  houfe  of  Jaco 
Exod  i.<.  fouls  that  came  out  of  the  loines  of  Ja< 
were  levemyjou  I 
12.4  according  to  the  number  of fouls  j 

20  1  <?•  to  make  an  atonement  for  youtjouls  t 
6   '    -  Verie  1 1  [ 

Lev  16  19.  ye  mail  affile*  your/o«/j     Verfe  3 1 ; 
Chap.  13- 17531-  Numb.  29.  . 
17  1 1.  to  make  an  atonement  for  your/™  j 
18.19.  eV' 


sou 


sou 


sou      sou 

41. 1 4.  fee  no  war,  nor  heare  the  found 
jo.  22-  a  found  of  battell  is  in  the  land 
5  r.  54.  afoundof a  criccometh  from  Babylon 

£^e£.  10.  j. found  of  the  cherubims  wings  was  heard 
16.1 3.  noife  of  thy  fongs  to  ceafe,  &  the  /fl««d 

if.  fhall  not  the  lies  fhake  at  the  found 
27.  28.  th;  fuburbs  fhall  fluke  at  the  found 
3 1. 16.  nacions  to  fhake  at  the  found  of  his  fall 
33.4.  heareth  the  found ,  &  taketh  not  warning 
j.  he  heard  the  found ,&  tooke  not  warning 

D<02.3.  y.  at  that  time  when  ye  heare  the  found 

7.  when  the  people  heard  the  found  of  the 
10.  every  man  that  (hall  heare  the  found ,fhal 
if  .ye  heare  the/b«sd  ofthe  cornet,flutc,har. 

Amos  2.x.  Moab  fhall  die — with  the /o#W  ofthe 

6. 5. that  chaunt  to  the  foundof  the  violl 
Maf.24.31.fhaH  fend  his  ang.  with  a  great  foil,  of 
Joh.$.  8.  heareft  thefound,  but  thou  canftnot  tell 
^#.2.2.  and  fuddenly  there  came  a.  found 
Rom.io.i9.  their  found  went  into  all  the  earth 
1  Co?*. 14.  7.  giving  (o#»i,-excepr-a  diftinftion  in 

8.  if  the  trum.  (hall  give  an  uncertain  found 
Heb.  \i. 19.  found  of  a  trumpet,  and  the  voice  of 
Rev. 1.1 y .  his  voice  as  the  found  of  many  waters 

9.9.  found  of  their  wings  was  as  the  foundof 
18.  2  2./fl#»«/ofamil-ftone  fhalbe  heard  no 
£>otmo. 
Pfal.  1 19,80.  let  my  heart  he  found  in  thy  flat. 
Prov.z.y.  he  layeth  up  found  wifdom  for  the  righ. 
3.21.  keep  found  wifedome  and  difcretion 
8. 14.  counfell  is  mine,and/iW  wifedome 
14.30.  a  found  heart  is  the  life  of  the  flefh 
Luke  1  y.2  7.beca.  he  hath  received  him  fafe  &/». 
iTiw.i.io.any  thing  contrarieto  /fl«3rfdoftrine 
2  Tim.  1 .7  .not  fpirit  of  feare,but-of  a  found  mind 
13.  hold  faft  the  forme  of fbund  words 
4.3.  when  they  will  not  Indme  found  doftrine 
Titus  1.  9.  by  found  doftrine,  both  to  exhort 
1 3 .  that  they  may  he  found  in  the  faith 
z-  1.  fpeake  things  which  become  found  doftr. 
2.  aged  men  he  found  in  faith»  and  in  charity 
8./<wm(  fpeech  that  cannot  be  condemned 
j£>ounO. 
Lro.25.9.  trumpet  of  the  Jubile  to  found 

in  the  day  of  atonement  make  the  truiu./o. 
Numb.i  0.7.  you  lhall  not  found  an  ahi me 
1  Cbro.  1  J.  1 9.  appointed  to  found  with  cymbals 
lfaA6.x  1.  wherefore  my  bowels  lhall  found 
fer.4S.36,  therefore  my  heart  mail  found  for 

mine  heart  fhall  found  like  pipes 
Joel  2. 1.  found  an  alarm  in  my  holy  mountain 
Afat.6-2.doe  not founda  trumpet  before  thee 
1  Cor.  if. 52.  trumpet  (hall  foundf&c  dead  (hall  be 
Rev.%.6.  angels  prepared  themfelves  to  found 

1 3  .of  the  three  angels  which  are  yet  to  found 
io.7.when  he  mall  begin  to  found  the  myfterie 
Sotmtob.  &»ounocD, 

Exod.iy.ig.fbunded  long, and  waxed  louder,  Mo. 

1  Sam.io.i  2.  when  I  hav e founded 'my  father 

2  Chro.7.6.  pnefts  founded  trumpets  before  them 

13.14.  the  priefts  founded  with  the  trumpet 
23.13. rejoyced,and/fl«s^d  with  trumpets 
29.28.  fingers  founded ,  &  trumpeters  founded 

Neh.4. 1 8.  he  that  founded  the  trumpet  was  by  me 
Lu\e  1.  44.  falutations/flWfcforfinmineeare,the 
Act. 27.28.  founded,  and  found  it  twenty  fathoms 

/»«?Kferfagaine,found  it  fifteen  fathoms 

1  Theff.  1.8.  you  founded  out  the  word  ofthe  Lord 

te>.8.7.  firft  angel  founded,  and  there  fell  haile 

8.  fecond  angel  founded,Sc  as  it  were  a  great 

10.  third  angel  founded,  and  there  fell  a  gre 

1 2 .  fourth  angel  founded ,  and  the  third  part 

9:1.  fifth 1  angel  founded,  and  I  faw  a  ftar  fall 

1 3. the  fixth  angel  founded ,&  I  heard  a  voice 

1 1 . 1 5 .  feventh  angel  founded,  &  there  were 
ft>ount>et{). 

£#0^.1 9. 13.  when  the  trumpet  foimdetb  long,they 
&oanotng. 

1  Cbron.if.ig.  harpes  and  cymballs/0/«2cf/«f 

2  CM'0.5.I2.  an  hund.  &  twentie  pried sfounding 
13.12.  his  priefts  with  founding  trumpets 

Pfal.  150.5.  praife  him  upon  the  high  founding  cy . 

Ifa.63.  1 5.  the  founding  of  thy  bowels,  &  thy  mer, 

E'Sik-  7-  7*  and  not  the  founding  again  of  the  mo 

fi.  io./orarfofthemil-ftones,  and  the  light  of  1 1  Cor-  13.1.I  have  not  charity,!  am  beco.  as  /»«». 

Rrrr  5 


SOU 


sou 


18.  ig.even  thejiw'fj  that  commit  them  fhalbe 

20.  25.  yefhaLl  not  make  your  fouls  abomin. 
^U.16.38.  cenfers— againft  their  own  fouls 

30.9.  wherewith  they  have  bound  their  fouls 

■>  1.  50.  an  atonement  for  our  fouls 
J0fh.  10.  28.  all  thtfouls  that  were  therein 

Verfes  30,  32,  35,  37,  39.  Chap.  11. 11. 

23.14.  and  ye  know  in  all  y out  fouls,  that 
iSa«.2f.29./»«^ofthine  enemies -fhall  he  fling 

Pfal.7 2.  1 J  •  and  ma^  ^ave  tae Z^5  °f  c^e  needy 

97.  io.  he  preferveth  the  fouls  of  his  faints 
Prov.  1 1.30.  he  that  winneth  fouls  is  wife 
14.25.  a  true  witneffe  delivereth/fl«/i 
lfa.tf.i-6.  the  fpirit  fhould  faile,  and  the  fouls 
Jer.i-34- lS  found  the  blood  of  the  fouls 
6,16.  and  ye  lhall  find  reft  for  your  fouls 
16.19.  procure  great  evill  againft  our  fouls 
44. 7.  this  great  evill  againlt  your  fouls 
I<!?«.U9-while  they  foug.their  meat  to  rel.their/: 
Evb.7-19-  they  fhall  not  fatisfie  their  fouls 
13.18.  head  of  every  ftature  to  hunt  fouls 

will  ye  hunt  the  fouls  of  my  people 
&  will  ye  fave  the  fouls  alive  that 
19.10  flay  the  fouls  that  fhould  not  die 

to  fave  the  fouls  alive  that  fhould  not  live 
20.  ye  hunt  the  fouls ,  to  make  them  flie 

will  let  the  fouls  goe,  even  the  fouls 
14. 14.  they  fhould  but  deliver  their  own  fouls 

20.  they  fhall  but  deliver  their  own  fouls 
18.4.  behold,  all  fouls  are  mine 
22.25.  they  have  devoured  fouls 
27.  to  deftroy  fouls,  to  get  difhoneft  gaine 
Mat.11.29.  and  ye  fhall  find  reft  to  your  fouls 
tube  2 1 . 1 9-  in  patience  poflefle  your  fouls 
All.  2. 4  1.  added  unto  them  3000.  fouls 
7.  14.  Jacob  to  him,&all  his  kindred  75.  fouls 

14.  22.  confirming  the  fouls  of  thedifciples 
1  5.24-  fubverting  your  fouls,  faying 
27.  37.  we  were  all  in  the  fhip  276.  fouls 

1  Thef.z.%.  not  the  gofpel ,  but  alfo  our  ownfouls 
Heb.  1 3 .1 7.  for  they  watch  for  your  fouls 
Jam.i.zi.  word  which  is  able  to  fave  your  fouls 

1  Pet.  1. 9.  end  of  your  faithjthe  falva.  of  your  fo. 
22.  feeing  you  have  purified  your  fouls 

2.  25.  returning  unto  the  fhepheard  of  your/5. 
3.20.  wherein  few,that  is,  eight  fouls  were  fav. 
4.  19.  commit  the  keeping  of "our  fouls  to  him 

2  Pet. 2.14.  cannot  ceafefrom  fin,  beguil.unfta.  f. 
Rev,6.  9.  faw  under  the  altar  fouls  of  them 

1 8. 1 3.  and  flaves,and/0«/*ofmen 

20.4.  faw  the  fouls  of  them  that  were  beheaded 
SbbunO. 

Exod.zS.  35.  and  his  f««za!  fhalbe  heard  when  he 
Lev. z6 .36. found of "a  fhaken  leafe  fhall  chafe 
Jofb.6. 5 .  when  ye  heare  the  found  ofthe  trumpet 

20.  when  the  people  heard  the  found  of  the 
z  Sam.%.  24.  when  thou  heareft  the  found  of a  go. 
6.  15.  with  fhouting,  5:  found  of  the  trumpet 

15.  1 0.  found  ofthe  trumpet, — fay,Abfa.  reig. 

1  K''/g-'i-  40-  earth  rent  with  the  found  of  them 

41.  Joab  heard  the  found  of  the  trumpet 
14..  6..  when  Ahijah  heard  the  found  of  her  feet 
1 8.  41.  there  is  a  found  of  abundance  of  raine 

2  K<ng.6'.i,z.\s  not  the  found  of  his  mafters  feetbe. 
1  Cbro.r  4. 15.  a  found  of  going  in  the  tops  of  mul- 

15. 28.  brought  up  the  arke-^wkh  found  ofthe 

16.5.  but  Afaph  made  a  found  with  cymbals 

42.  thofe  that  fhould  make  a  found 
z  Cbro  5. 1 3.  to  make  one  found  to  be  heard 
Nehem.  4.  20.  in  what  place  ye  heare  the  found    1 
Job  1 5.11  a  dreadfull_/fj«»rfis  in  hiseares  " 

2i.t2.  rcjoyceatthe/irWof  the  organ   ' 
37.  i.  heare  the  found  that  goeth  out  of  his  mo. 
'9-24.neither  believeth  it  is  the  found  of  the  tr. 
P ft l-.^i.  5.  the  Lord  with  the  foundofa  trumpet 
77-17.  theskiesfentouta/fl-'tf^ 
89.15.  people  that  know  the  )oyfull  found 
91-  J •  upon  die  harpc  with  a  folemne/a«»rf 

98.6.  with  trumpcts,and  found  of  cornet 
ifo-3.' praife  him  with  the  found  of  the  trumpet 

Ec«(?/.i  2.4,  when  the  found of  the  grinding  is  low 
jW.4;T9.thou  haft  heard,  O  my  foule,  the  found 
2  »■  how  long  fhall  I  heare  the  found 
$•17-  hearken  to  'fine  found  of  the  trumpet 
8.i£.land  trembledat  "the  found  of  the  neighing 


jgjounDnenc. 
Pftl.T,  8.3.  there  is  no  foundneffe  in  my  flefh  V.  7. 
Ifa.i-6.  there  is  no  foundneffe  in  it,  but  wounds 
A6I.3 .16  .this  perfeft  foundneffe  in  prefence  of  you 

jfeountJff. 
1  Cor.  1 4. 7.  they  give  a  diftinftion  in  the  founds 

jjS>outl;. 
Gen.iz.p.  Abram  journeyed  toward  the  fouth 
13. 1 .  Lot  went  with  Abram  to  the  foutb 
3 .  Abram  went  on  his  journey  from  the  foil. 

20.1.  Abrah.  journeyed  from  thence  tov/.thef. 
28.14.  thou  fhalt  fpread  abroad  toward  ihefg. 

Exod.z6-i$.  fide  ofthe  tabern.  toward  the  fouth 
Numb.i 3. 22.  and  they  afcended  toward  the  fouth 
29.  Amalekites  dwell  in  the  land  of  the  fou. 
21.  1.  king  Arad^which  dwelt  in  the  fouth 

Chap.  3  3. 40. 
34.4.  your  border  fhall  turne  from  the  fouth 

from  the  fouth  to  Kadefh-Barnea 
Deut.1.7.  in  the  hills,&  in  the  vale,&  in  thefout. 
33.  23.  poffefle  thou  the  weft,  and  the  fouth 

34.3.  and  the  fouth,  and  the  plaine  ofthe  vail. 
/tfj%.io.40.Jofh.  fmote  all  thecountrey  ofthe/o. 

1 1.2.  ofthe  plaines,/o»f/;  of Cinneroth 
12.  3.  from  the  fouth  under  Afhdod-Pifgah 

1 3 .4.  from  the  fouth,  all  the  land  ofthe  Cana. 
1 8.  f.Judah  'fhall  abide  in  their  coaft  in  the/1 

16.  to  the  fide  of  Jebufi  on  the  fouth 

19.8.  to  Baalath-Beer,  Ramath  ofthe  fouth 
fudg.i-9.t0  fight  with  the  Canaanitesin  the  fouth 

16.  which  lieth  in  the  fouth  of  Arad 
21. 19.  and  on  the  fouth  of  Lebanon 

1  Sam.io.  41.  arofe  out  of  a  place  towa.  the  foutb 

23.19.  which  is  on  the  fouth  of  Jefhimon 

24.  in  the  plaine  of  the  foutn  of  Jefhimon 
27.10.  David  faid,  Againft  the  foutb  of  Judah 
fouth  ofthe  Jerahmcelites,— foutb  ofthe 
30. i.  the  Amalekiteshad  invaded  the  fouth 
i4.wemadeinvafionupon  the  fouth  of 
and  upon  the  fouth  of  Caleb,  &  we  burnt 

2  &ZW.24.7.  they  wentouttothe/i>#tfoofju<lah 

1  K"'i-7-25. three  look.tow.  the  fouth  2  thro.  4. 4. 
39.  houfe  eaftward  over  againft  the  fouth 

1  Cfoo.9.14.  toward  the  eaft,  weft,  north,&yS«^ 

2  Cbro.^.zo.  ofthe  eaft  end,  over  again,  the  fouth 

28- 1 8.  had  invaded  the  fouth  of  Judah 
Job  9. 9.  which  makeththe  chambers  ofthe  fouth 
37-9-  out  of  the  fouth  coraeth  the  whirlewind 
39.26.  and  ftretch  her  wings  toward  the  fouth 
Pfal.7^. 6.  promotion  cometh  neither  fronr-nor/*. 
89.12.  north  and  fouth  thou  haft  created 
107.3.  gathered  them  from  the  foutb 
1 26.4  turne  our  capii.  as  the  ftreames  ofthe/. 
Ecckf.i.  6.  the  wind  goeth  toward  the  fouth 

1 1.3.  ifthe  tree  fall  toward  the  foutb  fin  the  pi. 
ifa.n.i.as  the  whirlewinds  in  the  fouth  pafle 

30.6.  the  burden  ofthe  beafts  of  the  fouth 
4?. 6.  and  to  the  fouth  ,  Keep  not  backe 
Jer.  13. 19.  cities  of  thefbuth  fhalbe  fhutup 
17.16.  from  the  fouth,  bringing  burnt-offerings 
32.44,  and  in  the  cities  of  the  fouth 
3  3 . 1 3.  in  the  cities  of  the  fouth,8c  in  the  land  of 
£^.20.46.fonofman,fet  thy  face  tow.  the  fouth 
and  drop  thy  word  toward  the  foutb 
47.  and  fay  to  the  forreft  of  the  fouth 
,  faces  from  the  fouth  to  the  north  fhalbe 

21.4.  againft  all  flefh  from  the  fouth  to 
40.2.  was  as  the  frame  ofa  city  on  the  foutb 

24.  he  brought  me  toward  the  fouth 
27.  gate  in  the  inner  court  toward  the  fouth 
gate  toward  the  fouth  an  hundred  cubits 
28.  inner  court  by  the  foutb  gate 

44.  their  profpeft  was  toward  the  fouth 

45.  whofe  profpeft  is  toward  the  foutb,  is  for 
4T.11.  and  another  doore  toward  the  fouth 
42.12  .according  to  the  doores  towa  rd  the  foutb 

13.  north  chambers,  and  fouth  chambers 

46.9,  fhall  goe  out  by  the  way  of  the  fouth  gate 
and  he  that  entreth  by  the  way  of  the  foutb 

48.  10.  toward  the  fouth  25000.  in  length 

1 7.  toward  the  fouth  two  hundred  and  fifty 
Dtn.S.?.  waxed  exceeding  great  toward  the  foutb 

1 1.5.  and  the  king  of  the  foutb  fhalbe  ftrong 
6.  kings  daughter  of  the  fouth  fhall  come 
9.  king  ofthe  fouth  fhall  come  into  his  king 
1  i.king  of  the  fouth  fhalbe  moved  with  cho. 

14.  ftand 


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sow 


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J4.itand  up  againft  the  king  of  the  foutb 
iy.  armes  of  the  fouth  fhall  not  withftand 
2  y.  his  courage  againft  the  king  of  the  fouth 
and  the  king  of  thefouth  fhalbe  ftirrcd  up 
29.  (hall  returne,and  come  toward  the  foutb 
40.  fhall  the  king  of the  foutb  pufh  at  him 
Obad.19.  they  of  the  foutb  fhall  poflefle  the  mount 

ao.  fhall  pofleffe  the  cities  of  the  foutb 
Zech.7.7.  when  men  inhab.  the  Couth  of  the  plaine 
9.14.  fhall  goe  with  whirlewinds  of  the  foutb 
14.4.  and  halfe  of  it  toward  thefouth 
ic  from  Geba  to  Rimmon, fouth  of  Jerufa. 
Mat.  12. 41.  queene  of  thefouth  fhall  rife  up  in 
Luke  13.  £9.  and  from  thefouth,  &  fhall  fit  down 
AB.  8. 26.  arife,  and  goe  toward  the  foutb 
Rev.  2 1. 1 3 .  on  the  foutb  three  gates,  and  on  the 

g$tn\ti)-border. 
Numb.^.^.your  fouth-horder  fhalbe  the  outmoft 
fofh.i  y.  a.  their /3«ffc-border  was  from  the  fhore 

&<mtt)-coaft. 

fojh.il.  1.  was  the  uttermoft  part  ofthefouth-co. 

4.  this  fhalbe  your  fouth-coad 

i8.ig.fouth-end  of  Jor.  this  wasthe/flaz^-coaft 

£>anttj-countrey. 

Gen.zo.x.Ahra.  journeyed  toward  the/3/tfA-cou. 

a4. 6 2.  Ifaac  dwelt  in  the  /aarfc-countrey 
J0jh.11.16.  Jofhua  tooke  all  the  foutb-countrey 
12.8.  and  inthe/fl«ffe-countrey :  the  Hittites 
Zech.6.6.  grizled  go  forth  toward  thefouth- conn- 

§$GOt\)-end. 
foJb.1S.19.  fouth-end  of  Jordan :  this  was  the 

gtOQttyfield. 
£^£.20.46.  prophefie  aga.  the  forreft  of  the  fou. 

GfrQ\xt'i)-land. 
fojh.11.19.  given  mefoutb-land,  give  me  alfo 

fud.  1. 1  j. 
§S>OUtt)-quarter. 
Numb.  3  4-3. then  your/oarfa-quarter  fhall  be  from 
fojh.  1 8.1  y  ./fl«/b-quarter  was  from  the  end  of 

£>OUt\)-Ramotb. 
1  Sam.30.z7.  to  them  which  were  infoutb-Kamo. 

&>OUth-fide. 
Exod.  16.1 8.  twenty  boards  on  the  fouth-Gde 

Chap.  36.  23. 

a7-9.makc  the  court  of  the  tabern.  for  the  fout. 

38.9.on  the  fouth-Gde  fouthward,the  hangings 

Numb.z.io.  on  the  foutb-bde  fhalbe  the  ftandard 

10.  6.  then  the  camps  that  lie  on  the foutb-Cide 

3  y.  y .  and  on  the/c#i/j-fide  two  thoufand  cub 

fojh-  iy.  3.  it  went  outto  the  fouth-Gde  to  MaaJ. 

afcended  upon  the  fouth-Gde  unto  Kad. 

7.  which  is  on  theyWb-fide  of  the  river 

8.  unto  the  fouth-Gde  of  the  Jebufite 
1 8.1 3  .neere  the  hill  that  lieth  on  thefoutb-Gde 
19.34.  reacheth  to  Zebulun  on  the  fouth-Gde 

E^.4a.i8.  he  meafured  the  fouth-Gde,  five  hun. 
47.1.  at  thefoutb-Gde  of  the  altar 

19.  the  fouth-Gde  fouth-ward  from  Taraar 
and  this  is  the  fouth-Gde  fouth-ward 
48.  \6. fouth-Gde  4yoo.  and  eaft-fide  4*00. 
a8.  at  the  border  of  Gad  at  thefoutb-Gde 
33.  at  the  fouth-Gde  4  yoo.  meafures 
£>oat*)-fojatt>. 
Gfn.13.i4.  looke  north-ward,  &  fouth-ward,  and 
Exod.  z6.iS.  twentie  boar,  on  the  fouth-fide  jW 
Chap.  3^.23 
27. 9.  court  of  the  tab.for  the  fouth-fide  fouth 
38.9.  fouth-ward  the  hangings  of  the  court 
40.22.  on  the  fide  of  the  tabernacle  fouth-ward 
Numb.  3.  29.  pitch  on  the  fide  of  the  taber  .foutb. 

13.17.  get  ye  up  this  way  foutk-ward 

Dcut.  3.27.  and  fouth-ward, — behold  it  with  thine 

fojh.  15.  1.  the  wildernefle  of  fin  fouth-ward 

2.  from  the  bay  that  looketh  fouth-ward 

ai.  toward  the  coaftof  Edom  fouth-ward 

17.9.  river  of  lianah,fouth-wardofthe  river 

10.  fouth-ward it  was  Ephraims 
18.13.  which  is  Bethel  fouth-ward 
14.  compafled  the  corner  of  the  fea  fouth-w. 
hill  that  lieth  before  Bethoron/o/tfb.w. 
1  Sam.14.^.  other  fouth-ward  over  againft  Gibea 
1  Cbro.z6.i<;.  to  Obed-Edom/sa^-wwd 

17.  northward  foure  a  day,  fouth-ward 
E^^.47-,<9-fouth-fide  fouth-ward  from  Tamar 
this  is  the  fouth-fide  fouth-ward 
48.18.  Gad  at  the  fouth-Gde  fouth-ward 


Dan.S.a..  1  faw  the  ram  pufhing  fouth-ward 

Ac! .  27.  ia.  and  lieth  toward  the  fouth-wesi,  and 

§&Q\xt))*wwde. 
fob  37.17.  quieteth  the  earth  by  the/o»rfr-winde 
Pfal.7S.z6.  by  his  power  he  brought  in  the  fouth. 
Cant.Of.  i6".awake,thou  north-wind,&  come  thou/'. 
Luke.  12.5  i.foutb-mndc  blow,  ye  fay,  There  will 
Acl.z7.i$.fouth-w\nde  blew  ibftly,  fuppofing 
28.  i3./o«ffc-winde  blew,  &  we  came  next  day 

2  Pet.z.z  a-  and  the  fow  that  was  wafhed,  to 

Gea.47.23.  here  is  feed  for  you,  you  fhall  [owe 
fi.rcrf.23. io.  fix  yeeres  thou  lhaltfowe  the  land 
LCv.19.19.  thou  fhalt  not fowe  thy  field  with 
2y.3.  fix  yeeres  thou  (ha.hfowe  thy  field 
4.  in  the  feventh  yecre,  neither  fowe 
1 1.  ye  fhall  notfowe,  neither  reape  | 
ao.  behold,  we  fhall  notfowe 
22.  and  ye  lhall  fowe  the  eighth  yecre 
z6.i6.  and  ye  ll\all  fowe  your  feed  in  vaine 
Deut.zi.9.  thou  fhalt  not  fowe  thy  vineyard  with 
2  K.Wg.19-29-  and  in  the  third  yeere  fowe  ye,  and 
fob  4.8.  and  fowe  wickednefle,  reape  the  fame 

31.8.  then  let  me  fowe,  and  another  eat 
PyaZ.107.37.  fowe  fields,  and  plant  vine-yards 

116.  y.  that  fowe  in  teares,  fhall  reape  in  joy 
£a/cf.u.4.that  obferveth  the  wind,fhal  notfowe 

6.  in  the  morning  fowe  thy  feed  ,  and  in 
jy2z.28.24.doth  the  plow-man  plow  all  day  to foW 

30.  23.  that  thou  (halt (owe  the  ground  withall 
3  2.  20.  blefled  are  ye  that  fowe  befide  all  wat. 
37.  30.  in  the  third  yeetefowe  ye,  and  reape 

fer.4.3.  your  fallow  ground,andy«ive  not  among 

31.  27.  lie  fowe  the  houle  of  Ifrael  with  feed 
3  y.7.  neither  fhall  ye  build  houfe,  nor  /owe 

Exel^.  13.18.  woe  to  the  women  that/owe  pillowes 
H0/.2.23. 1  will  fowe  her  unto  me  in  the  earth 

10. 1 2,  fowe  to  yourfelvesin  righteoufhefl'e 
Micah  6.i<y.  thou  (halt fowe,  but  thou  fhaltnot 
Zech.10.9.  I  will  fowe  thera  among  the  people 
Mat.6.z6.  for  they  fowe  not,  neither  doe  they 

13.  3.  behold,  a  fower  went  forth  to  fowe 
27.  did  ft  not  thou  fowe  good  feed 
Mar./f..^ .  behold,  there  went  out  a  fower  to  fowe 
Luke  8.  y.  a  fower  went  out  to  fowe  his  feed 

12.24,  iavens,  for  they  neither  fowe, nor  reape 

19.21.  and  reapeft  chat  thou  didft  not  fowe 
22.  and  reaping  that  I  did  now  fowe 

Gen.  z6. 1 2.  then  Ifaac/owrf  in  that  land 
fudg.9.41.  beat  down  the  city,  and  fowed  it  with 
fob  16.11. 1  have  fowed  fackcloth  upon  my  skin 
Mat.  1 3. 4.  when  he  fowed,  fome  feed  fell 
24.  which  fowed  goo4  feed  in  his  field 
2y.  his  enemie  came,  and  fowed  tares 
3 1.  which  a  man  tooke  ,and  fowed  in  his  field 
39.  enemy  that  fowed  them  is  the  devill 
2  y.2^.thou  kneweft  that  I  reaped  where  iJow. 
Mar.  4.  4.  as  he  fowed ,  fome  fell  by  the  way  fide 

Luke  8.  y. 
<&ofo)euft. 
Dent.  1 1 . 1 0.  where  thou  fowedfl  thy  feed 

Exod.z$j6.  firft  fruit— which  thou  haft  fown in 
Lev.  x  1 .3  7  .upon  any  fowing  feed  which  is  to  be/". 
De ut.z  1 .4.  which  is  neither  earcd,nor  fown 

22.9  .left  the  fruit  of  the  feed  which  thou  haft/. 

29.23.  that  it  is  not  fown,  nor  beareth 
fudl.6-z-  when  Ifr.  had  fown ,  that  the  Mid.  came 
Pfal.97.11.  light  is  fown  for  the  righteous 
ifa.  19.7.  and  every  thing  fown  by  the  brooks 

4.0.24.  yea,  they  fhall  not  be  fown 

61.  11.  things  that  are  fown  in  it  to  fpring 
fer.z.z.  after  me  in  a  land  that  was  not  fown 

1 2.13.  have  fown  wheat,but  fhall  reape  thorns 
E\e\.i6.  9.  and  ye  fhall  be  tilled,and/W» 
Hof.S.y  fown  the  wind  ,  and  fhall  reape  whirle. 
Nabum  1 . 1 4.  that  no  more  of  thy  name  be  fown 
Hag.1.6,  ye  have/wwjmuch,  and  bring  in  little 
Mat,  13. 19.  catcheth  away  that  was  fown 

2y.  24.  reaping  where  thou  haft  not  fown 
Mat.\.ii.  word  \sfown  ,  but  when  they  heard  fa, 
cometh  and  taketh  away  the  word  fown 


1 6.thefe  are  they— which  are  fown  on  flony 
iS.  they  which  are  fown  among  thornes 
ao .  they  which  are  fown  on  good  ground 
3 1 .  when  it  Is  fown  in  the  earth  ,  is  lefl";  then 
3  2.  when  it  \sfownf\t  grovveth  up 
1  Cor.  9.  .1 1 .  if  we  have  fiwn  unto  you  fpirituall 
1  y:42.  fown  in  corruption^ is  raifed  in  incorr. 
tf.fown  in  difhonour,  it  is  raifed  in  glory 

fown  in  weakneile,  it  is  raifed  in  power 
44.  /own  a  naturall  body,  it  is  raifed  a  fpiri.  [ 
zCor.  9. 10. multiply  your  feedfow;i,and  increafe  i 
fam.  3.18.  fruit  of  righteoufnefle  is  fown  in  pea.  - 

ha.11. 10.  that  it  may  give  feed  to  the  fower 
Jer.yo.  16.  cut  off  the  fowey  from  Babylon 
Mauii-i-  behold,a  fowe r  went  forth  to  fow 

18.  heare  therefore  the  parable  of  the  fower 
Mar.  4. 3.  there  went  out  a  fower  to  fow 

14.  the  fower  foweth  the  word 
Lu\e  8.  y.  a  fower  went  forth  to  fow  his  feed 
a  Cor. 9.  jo.  that  miniftreth  feed  to  the/eJW,both  f, 
&otceft, 

1  C13y.1y.36.  which  thou  fowefi,  is  not  cjulckned 

37.  that  which  thou  fowejt,  thoujowefi  not 

Prov.6. 1 4  he  devifeth  mifchiefe,he/ra>effc  difcord  1 

1 9.  him  that  foweth  difcord  among  brethren  1 
1  \.iS. foweth  righteoufnefTejfhalbe  a  fiire  rew. 
16.  28.  a  froward  man  foweth  ftrife 

22.  8.  that  foweth  iniquity  fhall  reape  vanity 
Amos  9.T3.trcader  of  grapes  him  that  foweth 
Mat.  13.37.  that  foweth  the  good  feed,  is  the  Son 
Mar.  4.  1 4  the  fower  foweth  the  word 
fohn  4.3^.  that  he  thatfowttb  may  rejoyce 
37.  one  foweth,  and  another  reapeth 

2  Core. 9.6.  which  foweth  fpanngly,  fhall  reap 

and  which  foweth  bountifuily,fhall 
Gal.6.7.  whatfoever  a  man  foweth,  that  fhall  he 
8.he  that  foweth  to  his  flefh,fhall  of  the  flefh 
hethat/wwrfcto  the  Spirit,fhall  of  the   , 

Sorcins- 
Lev. xi.  37.  fhall  fall  upon  any  / wing  feed 
i6.y .  vintage  fhall  reach  unto  the  fowing  time 

ifa. 18. i.fowre gripeis  ripening  in  the  flowre 
fcr.i  1.  29.  the  fathers  have  eaten  afowrc  grape 

30.  every  man  that  eateththe/Wcf  grape 
E%e\.\  8.2.eaten/«wegrapes,and  the chil.  teeth 
H«/'.4.i8. their  drinke  isfowre,they  have  commit. 

E^.17.8.  it  was  planted  in  a  good  foile 

Gc».29-i4'  Jacob  abode  the  fpace  of  a  moneth 

3  z.16.  and  put  a  fpace  betwixt  drove  &  drove 
Lev.  zi.S.fpaceofthe  feven  fabb.  pf  yeeres 

30.no!  redeemed  within  the  fpace  of  a  full  y< 
Deut.z.  14.  and  the  fpace  in  which  we  came ,  was 
fojh. 3. 4.  there  fhalbe  a  //webetweene  you ,and 
1  Sam.z6.\  3.  a  great  fpace  being  between  them 
E  xra  9.  8.  for  a  little  fpace  grace  hath  been  fhew 
/e/.28. 11.  within  the  fpace  of  twofull  yeeres 
£^.40.  1 2.  the  fpace  alfo  before  the  little  chain 
and  the  fpace  was  one  cubit  on  that  fid- 
Luke  zz.19.  about  the  fpace  of  one  houre  after 
Acl.1-7-  &  it  was  about  the  fpace  of  three  houre 
34.  to  put  the  apoftles  forth  a  little  fpace 
7.42.  by  the  fpace  of  forty  yeeres  in  the  wilder  J 
13.20.  about  the  fpace  of  foure  hund.  &  fifty  y 
,    ai-  Saul  by  thence  of  forty  yeeres 
1  y.33 .  tarried  there  a  fpace,  they  were  1<X  goe 
i9.8.fpakc  boldly  for  the  fpace  of  three  month 
10.  this  continued  by  the  fpace  of  two  yeer 
3  4.  about  the  fpace  of  two  houres  cried  out 
20.3 1.  by  the  fpace  ofthree  yeeres  I  ceafed  nc 
fam.  y .  1 7.  rained  not  by  th^  fpace  of  three  yeeres 
Rev-z.zi.  gave  her  fpace  to  repent,  fhe  repen.  nc 
8.1.  filence  about  the  fpace  of  halfe  an  houre 
14.20.  by  the  fiJace  of  1600.  furlongs 
17.19.  he  muft  continue  a  fhon  fpace 
Rattle. 
Kom.x  <.  24.  my  journey  into  Spame  lie  come  to  j 
28.I  will  come  biy  you  into  Spaine 

Gen  i8.29.AbrahamfM£-b!jfourty  f™ndr  tbe  i 
ig  14.  Lot  went  out  and  fpaty  unro  his  fans  l 
21.22.  Abimcle«,  . 


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ii.ii.AbiirielechandPhichol  fpalp  coAbrah. 
22.7. //He  co  Abraham  his  father— My  father 
«. 3.  Abraham/]^  to  the  fons  of  Heth,  faying 
13  hefpake  to  Ephron  in  audience  of  the  pe. 
i4.30.chus  fpake  the  man  unto  me 
2,7.5. Rebekah  heard  when  \Caac  fpake  to  Efau 

6.Rebekah  {palp  to  Jacob  her  fon,  faying 
xp.p.wh'ile  he  yet  fpake  with  thern,Rachel  came 
3 1 . 1 1 .  angel  of  God  [pake  to  Jacob  in  a  dream 
3  4. 3 .  he  fpalp  kindly  to  the  damfeir- 

4.Shechem//># t0  nis  ^latx  Hamor,  faying 
39.1c.as  (he/pake  to  Jofeph  day  by  day 

\4.fpalp  to  them  faying,See,he  hath  brought 
i7.(he  fpake  unto  him  accord,  to  thefe  words 
I9.mafter  heard  the  words  which  (he  fpalp 
4i.£..then  fpake  the  chief  butler  unto  Pharaoh 
41.7.  and  fpak?  roughly  unco  them 
1 4.  that  is  it  that  I  fpake  unto  vot* 
ii.  (pake  I  not  unto  you,faying 
1 3  .he  [pake  unto  them  by  an  interpreter 
3o.lord  of"  the  \and[pake  roughly  unto  us 
37.Rei>ben/pa^(?  unto  his  father,faying,Slay 
43 .3 .  Judah  fpalp — faying,The  man  did 
i7.the  old  man  of  whom  ye  fpake 
i^.your  younger  brother  of  whom  ye  fpake 
44.6.he^4c  umo  cbem  £Hefe  ^"ame  words 
47.5 .Phar./fo^— thy  father  and  thy  brethren 
49.i8.tbisis  it  their  father  [palp  unto  them 
50.4.Jofeph/p%  to  the  houfe  of  Pharaoh 
j  7.]ofeph  wept  when  they  fpahp  unto  him 
11. he  comforted  them,and  /j»#jj?  kindly 
jjOTi.i.i5.k.of  Egy./p^pto  the  Hebrew  rnidwiv. 
4.30.  Aaron  fp4e  a^  Aefe  words 
5.1  o.they /jw^ t0  tne  people,faying,Thus 
^.p.Mofes  #«£<?  fo  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
1 2. Mofes //>«£«  before  the  Lord,faying 
i7.thefe  are  they  which  fpake  to  Pharaoh 
7.7.when  they  fpake  unto  Pharaoh 
1 5  ,t  .unifpak*,  fav>ng,  I  w^  ^ng  unto  tne  *-°- 
1,6.9. Mofes //>%  unto  Aaron,Say  unto  all 

1  o.as  Aaronfp4«  unto  the  whole  congregat. 
t9.i9.Mofes/p4tf>and  God  anfweredhim 

if  .and  Motes  fpake  unto  the  people 
34, 34, and  [pake  unt0  tne  children  of  Ifrael 
3  y.4.  Mofes/p^e  unto  all  the  congregation 
36.?. they  /^^funto  Mofes,faying,The  people 
Lev. xo.izMofe  (palp  unto  Aaron,&unco  Eleaz. 
24. 13.  Mofes  yjw£«  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
Numb.  9. 4. 
Numb.  1  i.i.Miriam  and  Aaron  fpa\e  agai.  Mofes 
14  7. they  f palp  unto  all  the  company  of  the 
l€-1. he  fpalp  unto  Korah,  and  unto  all  his  com. 
"  z6.he  fpalp  unto  thecongreg.  faying,  Depart 
17.6.  Mofes  (pake  unto  the  children  of  ifrael 

n. children  of  Ifrael  [palp  unto  Mofes 
1 0.3. people  chode  with  Mofes,and. //>«£« 
11,  J  and  the  people .//f^c  againft  God 
zi.7. fpake  unto  him  the  words  of  Balafe 
14.11. Balaam  faid  unto  Balak,S/^>e  I  not 
26.3.  Mofes  and  Eleazar fpake  with  them 
27.1  y . Mofes  fpalp  unto  the  Lord,faying 
3  0.1  .Mofes  fpa\c  unto  the  heads  of  the  tribes 
3 1.3  .Mofes  (pake  unto  the  people,faying 
32.i.came  and  (palp  unto  Mofes ,and  unto 
if .  children  of  Reuben//>a^e  unto  Mofes 
3*.i. came  neer  and/pafc  before  Mofes 
Dcitt.i.  1  the  words  which  Mofes  [palp  unto  all 
3 .  that  Mofes  [pake  unto  the  children  of  Ifr. 
9.I  (palp  unto  you  at  thattime,faying 
-43. fo  Ifpalp  unto  you,and  you  would  not 
4-if  .which  Mofes  (palp  unto  the  chil.oflfrael 
f.i8.,when  ye  (pake  unto  me,and  the  Lord 
1 3.1.  whereof  he  [pake  unto  thee,  faying,  Let  us 
\1. 9. Cpalp  unco  all  Ifrael,faying,Take  heed 
28.68. by  the  way  whereof  I  (palp  unto  thee 
3 1 . 1 .  Mofes  (pake  thefe  wot  ds  unto  all  Ifrael 

3o.Mofes/prt/ff  in  theeares  of  all  the  congre. 
?l.44.Mofes//w^  all  the  words  of  this  fong 
Jojb.  1 . 1  Ltribe  of  Manaffeh  [palp  Jofhua ,  faying 
3. 6.  Jofhua  (pake  unto  the  priefts,faying 
4.n.as  Mofes  (palp  unto  them 

2 1  .he  fnalp  unto  the  children  of  I  frael 
7.1. and  (palp  unto  them,fayin?,Go  up 
9.ii./pa^untous,fay!ng,  Take  victuals 

12. he  (pake  unto  them,faying,  Wherefore 
lo.n.theny^c  Jofhua  to  the  Lord  in  the  day 


1 7. 1 4. children  or  Jofeph  {palp  unto  Jofhua 
17.  Jofhua /jw^e  unco  the  houfe  of  Jofeph 
20.i.whereof  Ifpalp  unto  you  by  the  hand  of 
ax.2.they  [pake  unto  them  at  Shilohin  the  land , 
22.8  hefpake  unco  themjfayingjReturn 
if  .and  they  [palp  unto  them,faying 
jo.  child,  of  Manafleh//'4e>  lX-  pleafed  them ! 
Judg.8.8.andfpalp  unto  them  likewife 
9. he  fpake  alfo  to  the  men  of  Penuel 
9. 3. his  mothers  hre-fpalp  of  him  in  the  ears 
Zj.Gazlfpake  again,and  faid,  See,there  come 

1  J.ij.they/pa^unco  him,fayingjNo,buc  we 
19.22.and  they  fpake  to  the  mafter  of  the  houfe 

Ruth  4. 1. the  kinfman  of  whom  Boaz  fpalp 

1  S4w.Li3.now  Hannah  {he  fpake  in  her  heart 

7.3iSamuel//>^  unto  all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
9.9.thus  hefpakp,  Come,and  let  us  go  to  the 
10.16.  matter  of  the  kingd.whereof  Satn.  fpalp 
ij.z$.fpalp  according  to  the  fame  words 
26.David  fpalp  to  the  men  that  flood  by  him 
a8.Eliab  heard  when  he  fpalp  unto  the  men 
30. zn& [pake  after  the  fame  manner 
3 1. when  the  words  were  heard  which  Da.fpa. 
18.13. Sauls  fa. [pake  thofe  words  in  the  ears 

24.faying,On  this  manner  fpalp^ David 
I9.i.and  SauKpake  to  Jonathan  his  fon 

^Jonathan /p4*  g00<l  of  David  to  Saul 
20.26.Saul/Me  not  any  thing  that  day 

2  •}. 9. they  fpake  to  Nabal  according  to  al  thofe 
40.they  fpalp  unto  her,faying,  David  fent  us 

28. 1 2.  and  the  woman  [palp  to  Saul,  faying 
30.6.for  the  people  fpake  of  ftoning  him 

2  Sam.^.i^.AbneT  fpake  in  the  ears  of  Benjamin 

i.i.and  fpake,  faying>Behold,wcare  thy  bone 

6.which  fpalp  unto  David/aying,  Except 
y.j,' [pake  I  a  word  with  any  of  the  tribes 
iz. 18. we  fpake  unto  him>and  he  would  not 
i3.22.Abfalom/pfl£euntohis  brother  Amnon 
14.4  .woman  of  Tekoah  {palp  to  the  king 
i7.6.Abfalom/pfl^  unto  him/aying 
20.1 8. then  Vae  fpalp  Jaying,  They  were  wont 
22. 1. David/pa^  unto  the  Lord  the  words 
24.17.and  David  fpalp  unto  the  Lord 
i^.i. ".wherefore  Nachan  fpake  unto  Bathfheba 

4i.whilehe  yet  fpake  >  beholdjonathan 
3.22.thus  they  fpke  before  the  king 

z6.then  fpalp  the  woman  whofe  the  living 
4.32.he./j<4<;  three  choufand  proverbs 

33.he/p4eoftre:s/rom  the  cedar-tree 

he  fpake  alfo  of  beafts,  and  of  fowl 
8.n.then  [pake  Solomon,The  Lord  faid 
iz.z.aadfpake  unto  Rehoboam,  faying 

1  Cbron.io.  3. 

j. they  fpake  unto  him,faying,If  thou  wilt 

1  Chren.  10.7. 
1  o.fpakj  unto  him,faying,Thus  fhalt  thou 

2  cbron-to-io. 
unco  this  peo.  that  fpake  unto  tliee,  faying 

iChiw.  10.10. 
1 4.  fpalp  to  them  after  the  counfell  of  the 

13.18.  an  angel  fpake  unto  me  by  the  word 
17. he  fpake  to  his  fons/aying,  Saddle  me 
3i.fpa\e  to  his  fons/aying,  When  I  am  dead 

20.28  and  fpake  unto  the  king  of  Ifrael 
2i.2.Ahab/pa£e  unto  Naboth, faying,  Give  me 
6.  becaufc  I  fpake  unco  Naboth  the  Jez.  and 

22.13.  fpake  unto  him,  faying,  Behold,  now  the 

2Cfo-aH.18.12. 
2  fy.i'C).  fpake  unto  him,Thou  man  of  God 
a.i2.to  the  faying  of  Eliiha  which  he  fpake 
y. 13.  fpalp  unro  him,andfaid,My  father 
j, 17. who  fpake  when  the  king  came  down 
S.i.thcnfpalp  Eliiha  unto  the  woman,whofe 
9.1 2.thus  and  thus  fpake  he  to  me 
i4.25.which  hefpake  by  the  hand  of  his  fervant 
1 7. 2 6. wherefore  they  fpa\e  to  the  king  of  Afty. 
1 8.18  .and  fpake  faying,Hear  the  word  of  the 
22.i9.heardft  what  I  fpake  againft  this  place 
2j.t8-and hefpake  kindely  to him,and  fethis 
?cr.  IZ.3Z. 

1  Cbron.i  y.i^.David  [pake  to  the  chief  of  the  Lev. 

2i.i9.which  he  (palp  in  the  name  of  the  Lord 

2  Cbron.  1. 2. then  Solomon  fpake  unto  all  Ifrael 

1 8.19.  one  fpake,  faying  after  this  manner 
3o.2i.Hezekiah/pn^«  comfortablyunto  all  the 
iz.g.fpalp  comfortably  unto  them,  faying 


16.  his  tervantsfpaJp  yec  more  agai.  the  Lord 
19.th.ey  fpake  againft  the  God  of  Jerusalem 
3  3. 18. that  fpake  to  him  in  the  name 
34.12.the) 'fpake  to  her  to  that  effect 
3  5/ .  2  ? .finging  women  fpake  of  Jofiah  in  their 
Neb.4.2, he  fpake  before  his  brethren 

8.1.  and  they  I  palp  unto  Ezra  the  feribe 
13.14.  ch\L  fpaJp  halfe  in  the  fpeech  of  Afhdod 

Efth.  3. 4.when  they  fpake  daily  unto  him 

4.10.  again  EQhei  fpalp  unto  Hatach,and  gave 
8.3.Eflher/p4e  yet  again  before  the  king 

fob  2. 1 3.and  none  fpake  a  word  unto  him 

3.2.  and  ]oh fpake,  and  faid 
19.18. and  they  fpake  againft  me 

29.21  .after  my  words  they  fpake  not  again 
32. 1 6-  when  I  had  waited  (for  they  fpake  not 
^.i.EYihu  fpake  moreover ,and  faid 

P/^.39.3.  then  fpake  I  with  my  tongue 
78.i9.ye3,they  fpake  againft  God 
106.3  3-  6»  that  hefpake  unadvifedly  with  his 

Vrov.^o.  i.the  man  fpalp  unto  Ithiel 

C^«r.2.ro.my  belovedypfj^c,  and  faid  unto  me 
?.6.my  foul  failed  when  I  fpake 

Jer.zQ.8.(ox fince  lfp*lp,\  cryed  out 

25.2.  the  which  Jer.  the  prophet  fpa\e  unto  all 
26.n.then/p^ethe  priefls  and  proph.  unto  the 

12.  then  fpake  Jercm.  unto  all  the  princes 
1 7*{pake  to  all  the  aflembly  of  the  people 

17.1 2.I  (pake  alfo  to  Zedekiah  king  of  Judah 

ifi.alfo  I  fpake  to  the  priefts,  and  to  all 
28.i.Hananiah  which  was  of  GibeonV^e 

n.Hana./pa^e  in  the  prefence  of  all  the  peo. 
34.6.  Jer.  the  pcoph.fpake  all  thefe  words  unto 
38.8.Ebedmelech/Jw£e  to  the  king,faying 
40.  if  .then  Johanan/p4e  t0  Gedal.  inMizpeh 
43-2.then  fpake  Azariah  and  Johanan 
4f.i.  the  word  that  Jer.  the  proph.  fpake  unto 
E^k' 1 1  •  *•  J  -then  I  fpake  unto  them  of  the  capti  v. 
24.18.fo  I  fpake  unto  the  peop.  in  the  mornin^ 
D^.i.j.the  king  fpake  unto  Afbpenaz 
2. 4.  theo  (pake  the  Caldeans  to  the  king 
3 .9. they  (pake  unto  the  king  Nebuchadnezzar 
i4.Nebuchad./^f,and  laid  unto  them,It  is 
i9.therefore  hefpake,  and  commanded  that 
24-rofe  up  in  hafte,  and  (pake,  and  faid 
16.  fpalp,  and  faid,Shad.Mefh.and  Abed,  ye 

2  8.then  Nebuchadnez/pa^e,and  faid,Blefled 
4.i9.the  k'mgfpake,and  faid,  Beltefhaz.  let  not 

3o.the  king  fpake,  and  faid,Is  not  this  great 

J.7.  fpa^e,  and  faid  to  the  wife  men  of  Babylon 

jo.the  queen  /jM^and  faid,0  king,live  for 

13.  king  fpake j  and  faid  unto  Dan.  Art  thou 
6. 12.  they  came  neer,  and  fpake  before  the  kino 

16.  now  the  king  fpake,  and  faid  unto  Dan. 

20.king  [pike,  and  faid  to  Daniel,  O  Daniel 

7.2.  Dan.  fpake,  and  faid  J  fawinmy  vifion  by| 

1 1 .  of  the  great  words  which  the  horn  fpake 

20.and  a  mouth  that  fpake  very  great  things 

8.i3.unto  that  certain  faint  which  fpake t  How 

9.cT.which  (pake  in  thy  name  to  our  kings 

1 2.confirmed  his  words  which  he  fpake  agai. 
10.16.I  opened  my  mouth,and  fpake »  and  faid 
Hof.i  3.i.when  Ephraim/pa^, trembling, he 
Hag.i. ii.then  fpake  Haggai,the  Lords  meflenger 
Zecb.i^he.  znHwexed, and  fpa\e  unto  thofe 
4.4. fo  I  anfwered,and/pa^e  to  the  angel 
6. then  he  anfwered,  and  fpalp  unto  me 
i?.8.then  cryed  he  upon  me,and/J>a£f  unto  me 
M^.3.i6.y^a^eoftenone  to  another,and  the  Lord 
M  at.  9. 1 8  while  hefpake  thefe  things  unto  them 
33.devillwas  caftouc,  the  dumb  fpake 

L"kc  U.14. 
12.21.bhnd  and  dumb  hothfpake  and  faw 
1 3 .3  .he  [pake  many  things  unto  them  in  parab. 

3  3. another  parable  fpake  he  unto  them 
3  4.all  thefe  things  [pake  Jefus  unto  the  mult. 

I4.i7.ftraightway  Jefus  fpalp  unto  them 
i6.it  .that  I  fpake  it  not  to  you  concern,  bread 
17.  f  .while  he  yet  fpalp,  behold,  a  bright  cloud 
1 3<that  hefpake  unto  them  of  John  the  Bapc 
21. 4? .  they  perceived  that  hefpake  of  them 
22.r.  Jefus  [pake  unco  them  again  by  parables 
23.1  .then  fpake  Jefus  to  the  multitude 
2tf.47.whHe  he  yec  fpake  ,\o3  Judas  one  of  the 

Mark  H"*:?- 
28.18.  Jefus came,and  fpaJp  unto  them,  faying 


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Mark  i-9-acfPake  to  his  difciples,faying 

4>3  i  -wuh  many  fuch  parables/p4*  he  the  word 
34.with.out  a  parable/pa^e  he  not  unto  them 
J  .3  5  .while  he  yet  [pake*  there  came  from 
7.3  j.  and  he  fpaltf  plain 
8.31 .  and  hefpaife  that  faying  openly 
9. 1 8.and  I  [pake  to  thy  difciples  that  they 
I4b3i.  hefpake  the  more  vehem.Ifl  fhould  die 
39. and  prayed,  and  fpafy  the  fame  words 
Lu\z  1.  qz.fhefpafc  out  with  a  loud  voice 

j  j.as  he  fpake  to  our  fat.  to  Abra.  and  to  his 
£4  and  he  fpake,  and  praifed  God 
z.$%.fp.ike  of  him  to  all  them  that  looked 

J  o.underftood  not  the  faying  which  he  fpa\c 
a.l6. and  fpake  among  themfelves,faying 
5.3^.he//,a^e  alfo  a  parable  unto  them 

Chap.  6. 3  9- 
7.?9.he  ^aJJ?  within himfelf/aying, This  man 
8.4.  he/pa£e  by  a  parable 

49  while  he  yet/pa^,there  cometh  from 
9.n.and/pa^e  unco  them  ofthe  kingdom  of  G. 
31.  appeared  in  glory,  Stfpafe  of  his  deceafe 
34-while  he  thus /pa^?,chere  came  a  cloud 
1 1 .  i7.as  he  fpa\e  thefe  things,a  certain  woman 
37.as  he  ^e, a  certain  Phar.  befought  him 
1  z.it.he  fpa\e  a  parable  unto  them,faying 
13.6.  he  fpa^e  alfo  this  parable,~A  certain  man 
14.3.  (pa\e  unto  the  lawyers  and  Phar.  faying 

1  y.3.he//>a£?  this  parable  unto  them,faying 

1 8.1  he  fpa\e  a  parable1  unto  them  to  this  end 

9.he/pa£ff  this  parable  unto  certain 
19.1  ifpn\c  a  parable,becaufe  he  was  nigh  Jer. 
zo.z.fpak?  unto  hun,faying,Tell  us  by  what  au. 

2  1 .  j.  as  fome  [pake  of  the  temple,  how  it  was 

2<?.fpa\e  to  them  a  parabIe,Behold,rbe  fig-tr. 
2r. 47 .while  he  yet  $a£ff,behold,a  multitude 

60. while  he  yetfpake,the  cock  crew 

6% .other  things  blafphe. /pa£ff  they  agai.  him 
2  3. 20.10  releafe  Jefus, /j>4e  again  to  them 
24.6remember  how  hefpa\e  unto  you 

16.  as  they  thus. /pa^e,  Jefus  himfelf  flood 
John  1. 1  y  .this  was  he  of  whom  I  fpa\e 
z.zi-hefpake  ofthe  temple  of  his  body 
tf.71.he/p4?  of  Judas  Ifcariot,fon  of  Simon 
7.13.  no  aanfpalfc  openly  of  him 

39but  this  [pake  he  ofthe  fpirit 

46  .never  man  [pake  like  this  man 
8.i2.then  [pake  Jefus  again  unto  them,faying 

20.thete  words  [pa\e  Tefus  in  the  treafury 

27.that  he  (pa\e  to  them  ofthe  Father 

30. as  he  [palp  thofe  words,many  beleeved 
9-22.thefe  words  fpafc  his  parents 
10.tf.this  parable  [pake  Jefus  unto  them 

what  things  they  were  which  he  fpa^e 

41.aU  things  that  John  [pake  of  this  man 
I  i.i3.howbeit  Jefus/p4ff  of  his  death 

y 1  .this  fpafe  he  not  of  himfelf 

j  tf -and  [pake  among  chemfel  ves  as  they  flood 
l2.29.others  faid,An  angel/p4*  to  him 

36\thefe  things  fpafye  Jefus,and  departed  . 

3 8. might  be  fulfilled  which  he  fpalp 

4 1. when  he  fawhis  glory,  and/p4eofhim 
13.21. doubting  ofwhom  hefpake 

2  4.who  It  fhould  be  of  whom  he[pa\e 

28.for  what  intent  he  [pake  this  unto  them 
1 7. t. thefe  words  [paty  Tefus 
1 8.9.roight  be  fulfill  ed  which  he/pake 

Verfe  32. 

x6.and  [palp  unto  her  that  kept  the  door 

20.I  (pa.\c  openly  to  the  world 
2i.T9.this/pa#ff  he,  fignifying  by  what  death 
,4f7.i.i6.holyGhoft  by  the  mouth  ofDav./p4e 
2.3  i./p4«  of  the  refurrection  of  Chrift 
4.i.and  as  they  fpaffe  unto  the  peop.  the  priefts 

3 1  .they  (pake  the  word  of  God  with  boldnefs 
6.io.and  the  fpirit  by  which  he  [pake 
7. 3  8.  which /pa/jff  to  him  in  the  mount  Sinai 
8.tf.tothofe  things  which  Philip/pa^? 

2^. angel  ofthe  Lord /pa^e  unto  Philip 
9-Z9-ae(pal{e  boldly  in  them,and  of  the  Lord 
10.7.  when  the  angel  which  fpaty  unto  Cornel. 
1  s.voice /pa£<?  unto  him  again  the  fecond 
44.whilc  Peter  yet  (pake  thefe  words 
Ti.zo.(paI{c  unto  the  Grecians,preaching  the 
I$-41>fp-tke  aga.thofe  things  which  were  fpoken 
1 4.1. into  the  fynagogue  ofthe  Jew.  &  fofpa^e 


i6.i^.fpake  unto  the  woman  which  reforted       1 1  Sam.i^.dearoy  allthacthey  have,and  J  pare 
3  i.they  [pake  unto  him  the  word  ofthe  Lord  Neh.i3.zz.[pare  me  according  to  the  greatnefl'e 

18.2y.he/p4ff  and  taught  diligently  the  things  Job  6. 10  let  him  not  [pare,  for  I  have  not  conceal. 

itf. 1 3  .he  cleaveth  my  Teins,and  doth  not  fpare 
20.i3.though  he/pa/?,and  forfake  it  not 
27.22. God  fhall  caft  upon  him,  and  not  fpare 
30.  io.they  [pare  not  to  fpit  in  my  face 


I9.6\they /pa^ff  with  tongues,  and  prophefied 
8  .and /pa£e  boldly  for  the  fpace  of  3. months 
g.fpalp  evil  ofthe  way  before  the  multitude 
20.38.forr.moft  of  alfor  the  words  which  hefp, 
21.40.  he  fpa{e  unto  them  in  the  Hebr.  tongue 
zz.i.fpal(etti  the  Hebrew  tongue  to  them 
9.heard  not  the  voice  of  him  that  fpa^e. 
2tf.24.as  he  thus/J/a^eforhimfelfjFelius  faid 
28.19.but  when  the  Jewes/pa^eagainftic 
2 1. (hewed  or  fpaip  any  harm  of  thee 
2j.wellfpa£ff  the  holy  Ghoft  by  Efaias 

1  ^.13.1 1. was  a  childJ  [pake  as  a  child 

x 4.5.I  would  that  ye  all/pa^e  with  tongues 
6^.4.15. where  is  then  the  bleflednefle  you  fpa\e 
Heb.i.i.fpalp'm  time  paft  unto  the  fathers  - 

7.i4.of. which  tribe  Mofes  fpa\e  nothing 

1 2.2  j-who  refufed  him  that  fp a\e 

2  Pfff.i.2i.holy  men  of  God  [palp  as  they  were 
Rev.  1.1 2.to  fee  the  voice  that  fpa\e  with  me 

\o.%4pa\e  unto  me  again,and  faidjGo 
13.1  l.and  hefpa^e  asa  dragon 

God  <s>pake,See  «5oD. 
Lord  <fct)ake,See  JLojD, 
5>palie ,  in  reference  to  Lord. 
Gen.z^.7. which  J  palp  unto  me,and  fware  unto 
/o/&.24.27.words  of  the  Lord  which  hefpafe 

1  5aw.9.i7.behold  the  man  whom  \fpa\e  to  thee 

28.17.done  to  him  as  hefpa\e  by  me 

2  5aw.23.Lthe  fpirit  ofthe  Lord  fpa\e  by  mc 

3.  the  Rock  of  Ifrael/Jra^e  to  me 

1  iC'-^.n.which  I  [poke  to  David  thy  father 

2  JCi.22.19.  heardft  what  I/p^agaifft  this  place 

1  Chron.n.6.fpake  I  a  word  to  any  ofthe  judges 

2  Chron.6. 4.  fulfilled  that  which  he [pa\e  with  his 

3  i.24,he  (pake  unto  him,  and  gave  him  a  figne 
P/a/.33.9.for  hefpalp,and  it  was  done 
99.7.he/p4e  unco  him  in  the  cloudy  pillar 
ioy  .3i.he/pa^ff3  and  there  came  divers  forts 
34.he//>a£ff,  and  the  locufts  came 
lfai.6s  .1 2.whcn  Ifpalp,  ye  did  not  hear 
tftf.4.when  I  /pa^e,they  did  not  hear 
/er.7. 1 3-and  \fpa\e  unto  you,  rifing  up  early 
22.for  If  pake  not  unto  your  fathers 
I4.i4.neither  fpa\t  I  unto  them 
1 9. 5;  .which  I  commanded  not,nor/pa^  it 

2  2. 2 i.I  fpa\e  unto  thee  in  thy  profperitie 
31.20.for  fincel/pa^ffagainfthim,!  doearneft. 
37.1.  which  he  fpa\e  by  the  prophet  Jeremiah 

£^.1.28.1  heard  a  voice  of  one  that/pafc 
2.2.entred  into  me,when  hefpa^e  unto  me 

that  I  heard  him  that/pa^  unto  me 
3.24.and/pa^ewith  me,and  faid,Go 
ro.i.he/pa^ff  unto  the  man  clothed  with  linnen 
Hfl/Ti2.4.and  there  hefpa\e  with  us 
Zecb.i.zi  .he  fpafe,  faying,Thefe  are  the  horns 
Lu\e  i.70.as  hefpalp  by  the  mouth  of  his  holy 

24.44-thefe  are  the  words  which  I  fpa\e 
HC&.4.4.  he  [palp  ofa  certain  place 

Judg.  1 3 . 1  i.art  thou  the  man  that  fpatyft  to 

i7.2-and/p4^  of  alfo  in  mine  ears 
1  Saw.  2  8. 21.  unto  thy  words  which  thou  fpa^eft 
1 1(i.8.24.thou  fpalpft  alfo  with  thy  mouth 

2  Chron.6.  if. 

2^.which  thou  (pakeft  unto  thy  fervant  Day. 

y  3 .  as  thou  fpafeft  hy  the  hand  of  Mofes 
Wcfc.9.1 3. and  fpakefl  with  them  from  heaven  . 
Pfal.  8  9. 1 9-when  thou  fpalpfi  in  thy  vifion 
/ec.48.27.fince  thou  fpafeft  of  him,thou  skippedft 

Exod.z8.x6.&fpan  fhall  be  the  length,  and  afpan 

3  9 .9.a  [pan  was  the  length,  and  a  fpan  the  brea. 
1  Sam.  i7.4.whofe  height  was  y.cubits  and  a  fpan 
lfai.40.1z.  and  meted  out  heaven  with  the  fpan 
Lam.z.zo.eat  their  fruit,  and  child,  ofa  fpan  long 
£^.43. 1 3. and  the  border  thereof  fhall  be  a  fpan 

£>(>annerj. 
ifai.tf.  13.  my  right  hand  hath  fpanned  the  heav. 

<3>pare. 
GffB.18.24.and  not  [pare  the  place  for  the  jo.righ. 

2tf.then  will  Ifvare  all  the  place 
2>ff«f.i3.8.thou  (halt not  fptre,  neither  conceal 
29.20.the  Lord  will  not  [pare  him 


Pfal. 39.1 3.O  fpare  me,  that  I  may  recover  ftren. 
72.13.he  (haWfpare  the  poor  and  needie 

Prov.6.34.  he  wilnot  fpan  in  the  day  of  vengeance 
19. 1 8. let  no:  thy  foul  [pare  for  his  cryin» 

Ifai.9. 19.no  man  fhall  fpare  his  brother 
J3.i8.their  eye  fhall  not  fpare  children 
30.14.  he  fhall  break  it,he  fhall  not  fpare 
$4.z.fpare  not,lengthen  thy  cords 
J8.i.cry  aloud,/Jwff  nordift  up  thy  voice 

Jer.  13. 1 4.I  will  not  fpare,  but  deftroy  them 

2  i.7.he  fhall  not  fpare  them,  neither  have  pitie 
jo.  1 4,fhoot  at  her,  fpare  no  arrowes 
J 1. 1,  fpare  ye  not  her  young  men 

\eitj.n.  thee,neither  fhall  mine  eye  fpare 
7.4-mine  eyes  fha  11  not  fpare  thee,neither 

9-mine  eye  fhall  not  fpare  3l  will  recompence 
8.1 8  .deal  in  fury:  mine  eye  fhall  not  fpare 
9.  J.fmite,let  not  your  eye  fpare 

io.as  for  me,min2  eye  fhall  not  fpare 
24.i4.neitherwill  I//W'ff,neithcr  will  I 
Joel  2.17. fpare  thy  people— give  not  thine  herita. 
Jonah  4. 1 1  .fhould  not  1  fpare  Nineveh 
Haiu.17.not  fpare  continually  to  flay  the  nations 
itfa/.3.t7.when  I  make  up  my  jewelsJ  will  fpare 
Lulp  1  J.i7.have  bread  enough,and  to  fpare 
flow.ii^r.takehcedjcfthe  alio  fpare  not  thee 

1  Cor.7.i8.trouble  in  the  flefh:  but  1  fpare  you 

2  Cor.  1.23.  to  fpare  you  I  came  not  as  yet  unto 

13.2.  if  I  come  again,  I  will  not  fpare 

r  Saw.if.9.Saul  and  the  people //wrf  Agag 
1  j.for  the  people  fpared  the  belt  ofthe  fheep 
24.10.bade  me  kill  thee,buc  mine  eye  fpared 
2  Saw.i2.4.he  fparedto  take  ofhis  own  flock 

2i.7.but  the  king  fpared  Mephibofheth 
2  %ing.<i. zo.my  matter  hath  fpared  Naaman 
Pfal.7S.<>o.hefparednot  their  foul  from  death 
E^.20.i7.raine  eye  fpared  them  from  deftroying 
Rom.%. $i.he  that/pa^rfnothisown  Son 

ii^i.ifGod/pacff^not  thenaturall  branches 
2  Pet.z.q.tf God  fpared  not  the  angels 

,  j.and//werfnot  the  old  vvorld,but  faved 

j&pareth. 

Prov.  1 3.24.he  that  fpareth  his  rod,hateth  his  fon 

I7.27.that  hath  knowledge,  fpareth  his  words 

21.26.the  righteous  giveth,and  fpareth  not 

Af<z/.3.i7.fpare  them,as  a  man  fpareth  his  own  fon 

j&parfng. 

^c7.20.29.enterin  among  you,  notfparingthe  flo. 

^pattttglp. 

Cor. 9.6  .which  foweth  fpanngly, (ha\  reap  f paring!} 

S>parb. 

Job  1 8.  f .the  fpark  ofhis  fire  fhall  not  thins 

I/ai.i.3i.maker  of  it  as  a  fpark,  and  they  fhall 

£>par&3. 
Job  j.7.unto  trouble,as  the  f parks  flic  upward 

4  r.i9.out  ofhis  mouth  go  [parks  of  fire 
Ifai.  jo.n.thatcomp.  your  felves  about  with  fparks 
and  in  the  fparks  that  ye  have  kindled 
giparfcleO. 
Eq>k.i.7 Sparkled  like  the  colour  of  burnifhed  bv. 

g>parroS».  , 

P/a/.84-3  yea, the /pa>row hath  found  an  home 
102. 7.I  watch,and  am  as  afparrow 
g>parrofo>af. 
Matth.jo.19.  are  not  two  fparrows  fold  for  a  farth. 
31.  ye  are  of  more  value  then  many  fparrows 
Lu\e  1 2.7. 
Luke  i2.6.arenot  j.//>arrawfold  for  2.  farthings 

5>pate. 
John  9>6.had  thus  fpoken,he^afffon  the  ground 

S>peaft.  . 

Gen.1B.z7. 1  havetaken  upon  me  to/pea^  unto 

Verfe  31 
24.fo.we  cannot  fpea\ unto  thee  bad  or  good 
27.tf.I  heard  thr  father  fpea\  unto  Efau       ■ 

3  r.  24. take  heed  that  thou/pffa^  not  to  Jacob 
3  2.4.thus  fhall  ye.fpffa^c  to  my  Lord  Efau 

i9.on  this  manner  fhall  yefpeak  to  Efau       » 
37.4.could  I 


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3  7  #4.could  not  fpeak  peaceably  unto  him 
44.16.what  fhall  we/peak,  or  how  fhall  we 
iS.let  thy  fervanc//'^  a  word  in  my 
EXod.^.i^-1  Know  that  he  canfpeak  well 

1 5. thou  (halt  fpeak  unto  him,and  put  words 
f.i3.fincel  came  to  fpeak  to  Pharaoh 
7.i. thou  ihalt  fpeak  all  that  I  command 
ji.when  Pharaoh  (hallfpeak  unto  you 
i^.6.which  thou  lhalt  [peakunto  the  chil.of  Ifr. 
23. 2. neither  {halt  thou fpeak  in  acaufe 
a8.j.thou  (haltfpeak  unto  all  that  are  wife 
19.41.1  will  meet  you,  to  fpeali  there  unto  thee 
30.  J  i-thou  malt  fpeak  unto  the  child,  of  Ifrael 
31.1  i.wherefore  fhould  the  Egy.  fpea^and  fay 
34. 34. to  fpeak  with  the  Lo.  he  took  the  vail  off 
3  y.untill  he  went  in  to  fpeak  with  him 
Lc».9.3.unto  the  child,  of  Ifrael  thou  malt  fpeak 
24.1 5. thou  lhalt  {peak  unto  the  children  of  Ifr. 
Numb. 7. B  9. t^he.o(  the  congreg.  to  fpeak  with  him 
n.8.not  afraid  to  fpeak  aga.  my  fcrvant  Mofes 
14.1  5  .which  heard  the  fame  of  thee,  will  fpeak 
zi.27.wherefore  they  that^f^in  proverbs 
i2.8.as  the  Lord  {hallfpeak  unto  me 

3  5  .word  that  I  fhaiy/».unto  thee,  thou  fhalt/; 
23.5.  and  thus  thou  (halt  fpeak 

la.muft  I  not  take  heed  to  (peak 
i7.7.daughters  of  Zelophehad  fpeali  right 
S.thou  (halt  fpeak  unto  the  children  of  Ifrael 
De«f.i8.i8.and  he  fhall  fpeali  unto  them 
i9.which  he  (hallfpeak  in  my  name 
20. which  fhall  prefume  to  fpeak  a  w  ord 

which  I  have  not  comman.him  to  fpeak 
or  that  (hallfpeak  m  the  name  of  other  gods 
zo.2.and  the  prieft  fhall  fpeak  unto  the  people 
f  .officers  fhall  fpeali  unto  the  people 
8.officers  (hallfpeak  further  unto  the  people 
if.8.e!ders  of  the  citie  (hallfpeak  unto  him 
26>5.thou  fhalt./pw£,and  fay  before  the  Lord 
a7.i4.Levites  (hall  fpeali,  and  fay  unto  all 
/ojfc^.io.commandcd  Jofhua  to  fpeali  to  the  peo. 
12.24.your  childr.  might  fpeali  to  our  children 
Judg.l^.^.zhtx  her,  to  fpeak  friendly  unto  her 
z'  .13. to  fpeali co  the  children  of  Ben. that  were 

1  Sam.i<;.  17.  that  a  man  cannot  fpeak  to  him 

24.hand-maid,T  pray  thee,fpeak  in  thine 

2  Sam.  3 .  1 9-  Abner  went  to  fpeali  in  the  eats 

27.afide  in  the  gate  to  fpeali  w'Cn  n'ra 
7. 1 7.fo  did  Nathan  (peak,  unto  David 
14.12. hand-maid //>m£  one  word  unto  my  Lord 
1 3  .king  doth  fpeali  tniS  thing,  as  *ne  which  is 
1  5  .that  I  am  come  to  ['peak  of  this  thing 
18. let  my  lord  the  king  now  fpeak 
\  9. 1  o. .why  fpeali  ye  not  one  word  of  bringing 
20. 16. come  neer,that  I  may  fpeak 
1 8.that  were  wont  ro  fpeali  in  old  time 

1  Kj.z.iy.to  fpea\to  h'mfor  Adonijah 

12.7.  and  wilt  fpea\  good  words  to  them 

2  Clmn.10.7. 
i o.thus  fhalt  thou  fpeak  to  this  people 
11.19.thou  mahfpeak  to  him,faying 
12.24.L0rd  from  me  tofpcali  unto  thee 

2  ffow/.  18.23. 

2  K}.  1 8.27-and  to  thee»to  fpeak  thefe  words 

Xfai.  3?. 1 2. 
19.10.thus  fhall  ye  fpeali  to  Hezck.  Ifai.37.10. 
1  CfowK.17.1y.fo  did  Nathan  fpeali  unto  David 

i8.what  can  David  fpeali  more 
2Cfcra».3i.i7.rail.ontheLord,andto/pe4agai. 
Neb.  1 3 .24.  could  not  fpeali  in  the  Jewes  language 
Eftb.6 .4 xo fpeali  to  the  king  to  hang  Mordecai 
fob  8- 2. how  long  wilt  thou  /pca^  chefc 
J  1.5.O  that  God  would  fpeak 
13.3  Surely  I  would  fpea{  to  the  Almighty 
7-will  you  fpeali  wickedly  for  God 
ij.Ietmealone^hat  I  may  fpea^ 
i8.2.and  afterwards  we  will  fpeak 
21.3  .fufFer  me  that  I  may  fpeali 
17-4  mv  lips  (hall  not  fpea'i  wickedneffe 
3s-7-I  faid,Dayes  (houldfpcak 
3<f.2.thatl  have  yet  tofpcali 
37.20.if  a  man  fpealiSu rely  he  fliall  be 
41.3.W1II  he  fpeali  foft  words  to  thee 
Pfel.z.fxhen  fhall  he  fpeak  to  them  in  his  wrath 
J. (S.thou  fhalc  deftroy  them  that  fpeali  leafing 
12. 2.  they  fpeali  vanity  every  one  with  his  neig. 
with  a  double  heart  do  they  fpeali 


17. 10. with  their  mouth  they  fpeali  proudly 
z$.3*which  fpeali  peace  to  their  neighbours 
29. 9.doth  every  onefpeak  of  his  glory 
3 1. 1  S.which  fpeak  grievous  things  proudly 
35.20.  for  they  fpeali  not  peace 

2  8.  my  tongue  fhall  fpeali  of  thy  righteoufn. 
38.1 2. that  feek  my  hurt, fpeali  mifchievous 
40. 5.  if  I  would  fpeali  of  them,they  are 
41. 5. mine  enemies  fpea^  ev^  orme 
49.3. my  mouth  fhall/p^of  wifdome 
5 1.3. rather  then  to  fpeali  righteoufnefle 
58.1. do  ye  indeed  fpeali  righteoufnefle 
59.1 2.for  curfing  and  lying  which  they  fpeali 
63.1 1  .mouth  of  them  that fpeak  lies 
69. 1 2.they  that  fit  in  the  gate  fpeali  againft  me 
71. io. for  mine  enemies  fpeali  againft  me 
73.8.  they  fpeali  wickedly  concern,  oppreffion 
they  fpeali  loftily 
8  J.8.I  will  hear  what  the  Lord  will  fpeali 

for  he  will  fpeali  peace  to  his  peo.  I 
94.4.howlong  fhall  they  fpeali  hard  things 
109.10.and  of  them  that//tffl^evil  againft 
115.5.  they  have  mouths,  but  fpeak  not 

Pfal.1tf.l6. 
7 .neither  fpeak  they  through  their  throat 
1 19. 23. princes  alio  did  fit,  and  fpeak  againft 

172. my  tongue  fhall  fpeak  of  thy  word 
1 17.  f. they  fhall  fpeali  with  the  enemies 
139.20.for  they  {peak  againft  thee  wickedly 
I4f.6.mcn  that  fpeak  of  the  might  of  thy 

1 1. they  mail  fpeak  of  the  glory  of  thv  king, 
n. my  mouth  fhall  fpeak  the  praife 
Prov.8.7. my  mouth  fhall  fpeak  truth 

23.16.when  thy  lips  fpeak  right  things 
Ealef.^.7.3  time  to  keep  filence,anda  time  to  fpeak 
Cant.7.9.1ips  of  thofe  that  are  afleep  to  fpeak 
Ifai.8.zo.\r~thcy  fpeak  not  according  to  this 
I4.10.all  they  fhall  fpeak,and  fay,Art  thon 
1 9.1 8.in  the  land  ofEg.fpeak  the  lang.  of  Can. 
18 .1 1. and  another  tongue  will  he  fpeah 
29.4.and  fhalt  fpeak  ouc  of  the  ground 
3 1 .4.fhall  be  ready  to  fpeak  plainly 

6Sor  the  vile  perfon  will  fpeak  villany 
5o.4»that  I  fhould  know  how  to  fpeak 
52.6.that  I  am  he  that  doth  fpeak 
59.4.truft  in  vanity,  and  fpeak  lies 
Jer.1.7. 1  command  thee,thou  (halt  fpeak 
5.i4.becaufe  ye  fpeak  this  word 
7.i7.thereforethou  malt  fpeak  all  thefe 
9-y.and  will  not  fpeak  the  truth 

have  taught  their  tongues  to  fpeak  lies 
io.f.uprightas  the  palm-tree,but//icrf/[  not 
1 2  Athough  they  fpeak  fair  words 
1 3.1 2. therefore  thou  (halt  fpeak  this  word 
I8.7«at  what  inflant  I  fhall  fpeak  concerning 

Vcrfe  9. 
io,I  flood  before  thee  to  fpeak  good 
20.9.nor  fpeak  anv  more  in  his  name 
13.16.  they  fpeakz  vifion  of  their  own  heart 
26.2.all  the  words  that  I  command  thee  to  fpeak 
8.  all  that  the  Lord  had  comm.  him  to  fpeak 
1  f  .Lord  hath  fent  me  to  fpeak  all  thefe 
i7.9.which//>f4>faying,Ye  fhall  not  ferve 
I4.hearken  not  to  the  prophets  that  fpeak 
29.i4.thus  lhalt  thoufpeakto  Shemaiah 
32.4.and  (hall  fpeak  to  him  mouth  to  mouth 
34-3-he  fhall  fpeak  to  thee  mouth  to  mouth 
£^e/f.2.7.thou  malt  fpeak  my  words  to  them 
3. 10. all  the  words  that  I  fhall  fpeak 
20.49.doth  he  not  fpeak  parables 
24.27.thou  fhalt  fpcak,and  be  no  more  dumb 
31.11. ftrong  among  the  mighty  fhall  [peak 
33.8.  ifthoudonot/pea^ro  warn  the  wicked 
io.thus  ye  //>e4,faying,Ifour  tranfgrefiions 
14/};^^, faying,  Abraham  was  one 
30.  and  fpeak  one  to  another,every  one 
37-i8.when  the  child,  of  thy  people  fhall /£«£ 
Daa.z.9.aad  corrupt  words  to  fpeak  before  me 
3. 29. which  fpeak  anY  thing  amifle  againft 
7.25. he  fhall  fpeak  great  words 
1  i.27.ihall  fpeak  lies  at  one  table 
36. (hallfpeak  marvel. things  againft  the  God 
Hab.z.3.  but  at  the  end  it  fhall  fpeak 
Zepb.3,13. not  do  iniquitv,nor/pM^  lies 
Zeeh.7. 3  .and  to  fpeak  to  the  priefts  which  were 
9.io.andhefha!ly^M/{  peace  to  the 


Ato.10.19.how  or  what  yc  fhall jpeak 

Mark  13.  11. 
in  the  fame  hour  what  ye  fhall  fpeak 
2o.for  it  is  not  ye  that  fpeakjhut  the  Spirit 
Ma>ki3. 11. 
12.34.bemg  evil,/])M^good  things 

36.every  idle  word  that  men  mallfpeak 
4<5\ckfiring  to  fpeak  with  him 
47.defiring  to  fpea\  with  thee 
15.31  .wondred  when  they  faw  the  dumb  to  fpe. 
Mark  i-34-fuffered  not  the  devils  tofpeafc 
2.7.why  doth  this  man  thus  fpeak 
7.37.maketh  the  dumb  to  fpeak 
9.39.that  can  lightly  fpeak  evil  of  me 
I2.i.he  began  to  fpeak  to  them  by  parables 
1 4. 7 1 .  this  man  of  whom  ye  fpeak 
16.i7.they  (hallfpeak  Wltn  new  tongues 
Luke  1 . 1 9  .and  am  fent  to  fpeak t0  thee 

20.fhalt  be  dumb,and  not  able  to  fpeak 
22.cameout,he  could  not  fpeak 
4.41  .he  fuffered  them  not  to  fpeak 
6.26.whenallmen  {hallfpeak  well  ofyou 
7.1 5  .fat  up,  and  began  to  fpeak 

24-began  to  fpeak  to  the  peopk 
1 1.53.10  provoke  him  to  fpeak  of  many  things 
1 2.ioihall//tf4  a  word  againft  the  Son 
20.9.began  he  to  fpeak  to  the  people 
John  i.37.two  difcipies  heard  himfpeak 

40.one  of  the  two  which  heard  John  fpea\ 
3. 11. we  fpeak  that  we  do  know 
9.2 1. he  fhall  (peakfor  himfelf 
12.49.and  what  I  mould  fpeak 
16.1 3. he  fhall  not  fpeak  of  himfelf 

whatfoever  he  fhall  hear,that  fhall  he/p, 
25-when  I  Ihall  no  moie  fpeak  to  you 
^S.2.4.and  began  to  fpeak  with  other  tongues 
6.every  man  heard  them  fpeak ln 
7-are  not  all  thefe  which  ^ffl|,GaIileans 
1 1  .we  do  hear  themj^fa^  in  our  tongue 
4.i7.that  they  fpeak  henceforth  no  more 
1 8.commanded  them  not  to  fpeali  at  all 

Chap.  5.  40 
lo.we  cannot  but  fpeak  the  things 
29.that  with  all  boldnefle  they  may  fpeak 
6.x  1  .we  heard  him  fpeak  blafphemous  words 

i3.thismanceafethnotto  fpe.  blafphemous 
10.32.when  he  cometh,fhall/pM(<  unto  thee 
46  .for  they  heard  them  fpeak  with  tongues 
11.15.as  I  began  to  fpeak,  the  holy  Ghoftfell 
i4.9.the  fame  heard  Paul  fpeak 
18.26.  he  began  to  fpeak  boldly  In  the  Synag. 
2 1.39-I  befeech  thee,  fufrer  me  to  /peak 
23.5.(haltnot/]^  evil  of  the  ruler  of  thy 
24.10.aft.the  govern.had  beckned  to  h:in  to  fp. 
26.i.thou  art  permitted  to  fpeak  (or  thy  felf 

zj.but  fpeak  forth  the  words  of  truth 
28. 20. for  to  feeyou,  and  to  fpeak  WJ'th  you 
Rom  15.18.I  will  not  dare  to  fpeak  of  any  of 

1  Cor.r.io.that  yeall/pca^the  fame  thing 

2.6.howbeitwe/pe^  wifdome 
7. but  we  fpeak  the  wifdome  of  God 
1 1  .which  things  alfo  we  fpeak  not  in  the 

3. 1. could  not  fpeak  to  you  as  unto  fpirituall 

1 2.30^0  all  fpeak  with  tongues 

14.9.  ye  fhall  fpeak'mto  the  aire 
23.aH/p  ak  with  tongues,  and  there  come 
27.if  any  man  fpeak  in  an  unknown 
34.it  is  not  permitted  to  them  to  fpeak 
3  5. for  it  is  a  fhame  for  women  to  fpeak 
39.forbidnotto//wi/e  with  tongues 

2  Cor.z.17.  in  the  fight  of  God /fwfc  we  in  Chrift 
4.1 3. we  alfo  beleeve,  and  therefore/^f^ 
7.i4.butaswe//)e^  all  things  to  you 
12.19.we  fpeak  before  God  in  Chrift 

Eph.  5 . 1 1  .it  is  a  fhame  to  fpeak  or  thofe  things 

Pbil.  j  .  14  .much  more  bold  to  fpeak  the  word 

CtfZ.4.3. door  of  utterance  to /jw^  the 

4.rmke  it  manifeft,as  I  ought  to  fpea 

1  Tk/'.i.8.we  need  not  to  fpeak  any  thing 
2. 2. we  were  bold  in  our  God  to  fpealf 
4-fo  wefpeak,not  as  pleafing  men 
i6.for.bldding  us  to  fpeak  to  the  Gentiles 

1  tim.^.x^xo  the  adverfary  to  fpeak  reprochfully 

Tif.3.2.  tofpeake\il  ofnoman 

Heb. z.i.tbe  world  to  come,whereofwe/pai£ 
6. 9. though  we  thus  fpeak  .    , 

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9.  j. of  which  we  cannot  now  fpeak 
Jam.i.ig-fiow  to  fpeak,  flow  to  wrath 
1  Pei.2.i  2. they  ypea^  againft  you  as  evil  doers 
3 . 1  o .and  his  iips  that  they  fpeak  no  guile 

i6.whereas  they  fpeakevil  of  you 
z  Pet.  z.io.not  afraid  to  fpeak  evil  of  dignities 

i2./]tf.evU  of  the  things  they  underftand  not 

i8.whenthey.rpe4  greac  ^veiling  words 
1  John  4.j.therefore/j5c4  they  of  the  world 
zjobn  11. to  come— and  fpeakhce  to  face 
3  John  i4.and  we  lhaliype^face  to  face 
fade  8.  defpife  dom'm.  and  fpeakevil  of  dignities 

10. but  thefe  /pea^  evil  of thofe  things 
Kew.2,24.known  the  depths  of  Satan,as  they  fpeak 
13.  iy.  the  image  of  the  beaft  mould  both/peak 


Gcn.z^.3  3 .  he  faid,Sf>ea/f  on 

50.4.  fpeak,  I  Pray  you^in  'he  ears  of  Pharaoh 
Exod,6 .i\ .[peci\\xas.o  Pharaoh  king  of  Egypt 

Verfe  29. 
n.2./pe^now  in  the  ears  of  the  people 
1  z.^/pealt  to  all  the  congregation  of  lfrael 

Ltvit.jy.z. 

1  n,.z-fpea\  to  the  children  of  lfrael    Verfe  r  y. 

Chap.2?.2.  &  2i.li. Lev.  1.2. 

&4.2.&  7.23,29.&11.2.&I2.2. 
&iy.2.  &I8.2.  &  I9.2.&23. 
2,10,24,34.    &tf.2.    SC27.2. 

Numb.^.6,\z.  &  6.2.  &  9. 10. 
&  if. 2,18,38.  &i7. 2. &19.2. 
&33.Y1.&  J5.io./flJS.io.2. 
\6.\z.fpea\ unto  them,faying,  Atevenye 
zo.iy.fpeak  thou  with  us,and  we  will  hear 
Lev  .6  ,z<,.  fpcakto  Aaron,  andtohisfons 

Chap.I7.2.    &  22.2,l8. 

Numb.  6.  23. 
i6.z.  fpeak  to  Aaron  thy  brother 
zi.i. fpeak  to  the  prie£ts,the  fons  of  Aaron 
lf.fpea\xo  Aaron/aying,  Whofoever  he  be 

Numb.S.i.fpcalito  Aaron,and  fay, When  thou 
16.24.  fpeak t0  the  congregation,faying,Getup 
.  37. fpeak  to  Elcazar  the  fon  of  Aaron 
18.26.thus/pea/!;  to  the  Leyites 
zo.2f peak  ye  to  the  rock  before  their  eyes 

Deut.i.z6.fpeal{  no  more  to  me  of  this  matter 
5. Z7.  fpeak  thou  to  us  all  that  the  Lord 
9.4  fpeak not  thou  in  thine  heart 

Judg.<;,io.fp:aIt  ye  that  ride  on  white  afl'es 
9.z.fpea\ ,  I  pray  you,in  the  ears  ofthe  men 
19.30.takc  advice,and/pea£  your  minds 

1  Sam. 3. 9.  fpeak,  Lord,  for  thy  fervant  hearerh 

Verfe  10. 

2  Sam.i 3.1 3.  fpeak  unto  the  king,  for  he  will  not 
i4.3tcome  to  the  king,and  fpeak  on  this 

i8.1et  my  lord  the  king  now  fpeak 
17. 6. Knot,  fpeak  thou 

19.  7- go,  and  fpeak  comfortably  to  thy  lerv. 
11.  /pe/zfrtothc  elders  of  Judah 
I  Kl-z.17.fpeak.J-  ptay  thee3to  Solomon  the  king 
1  z.zi-fpea\  to  Rehoboam  fon  of  Solomon 

2  Chron.i 1.3. 
22.13.one  of  them,  andypea^;  that  which  is  good 
2  Cbron.18.iz. 
z  Kj.i  %.x<)fpea\  to  Hezekiah,  thus  faith  the  great 
z  6. fpeak,  I  pray  thee, — in  the  Syr.  languace 
##.  36.11. 
Eft&.y.  I4.r0  morrow  fpeak  thou  to  the  kinj; 
Jb&  12.8. or  ypea/f  to  the  earth ,and  it  fhalfteach 
1 3 -2 2. let  me  f peal^,  an<^  anfwer  thou  me 
Si.iz.fpeak.,  f°r  I  deflre  to  juftifle  thee 
34*3  ?. therefore/pea^  what  thou  knoweft 
P fal.7  y.  j.  [peak  not  with  a  ftiffeneck 
Prov.zt.Q.fpcak  not  in  the  ears  of  a  fool 
lfai.8. 10.  fpeak  the  word,and  it  fhall  not  ftand 
30.1s. {peak  tons  fmooth  things 
36.1 1  .ype^:^  not  to  us  in  the  Jewes  language 
40,2.  [peak  ye  comfortably  to  Jerufalem 
41. 1. let  them  come  neer,th:n  let  them  fpeak 
y 6.3. neither  let  the  fon  ofa  ftranger — fp:ak 
Jer.i.n-fpeakto  ihem  all  that  I  command  thee 
$.zz.fpeak, — 'thecarcafesof  men  fhall  fall 
I  i.z.  fpeak  unto  the  men  of  ]udah,and  to  the 

Chap.18.1r. 
22.1.  and  fpeak  there  this  word 
23.2  8.!ethiin/|>M/fmv  word  faithfully 
ig.z.andfpcak  to  all  the  cities  of  Judah 


34. 2.go,and  ./pea£  to  Zedekiah  king  of  Judah 
3  5 .2.to  the  houfe  of  the  K.echabites,and/pea£ 
39.i6.go,and  [peak  to  Ebedmclecb. 
E^ek-i.  1  .eat  this  rol^and  go  fpeak  to  the  houfe 
4. and  [peak  with  my  words  unto  them 
1 1. of  thy  people,and  ypea/£  unto  them 
n.y.yJeaJ^Thus  faith  the  Lord, Thus 
1 4.4. therefore//^  to  them,and  fay  unto  them 
17. z  fpeal^  a  parable  to  the  houfe  of  lfrael 
20.3.  fpeak  t0  'he  elders  of  lfrael 

27. fon  of  imn,  fpeak  to  the  houfe  of  lfrael 

Chap.24.21.  &  33.10. 
19.3.  fpeak,  Behold,  I  am  againft  thee  Pharaoh 
3  \,z.fpea\  to  Pharaoh  and  his  multitude  ■ 
33. 2. ype«^  to  the  children  of  thy  people 
39.17.  /pea/£co  every  feathered  fowl 
Dan.10.19. let  my  lordypea^,  for  thcu  haft 
H ag. z.z.  fpeak  now  to  Zcrubbabel  the  fon  of 

Verfe  21. 
Zech.z.q.run, fpeak  to  this  young  man 
6.1 2.and  (peal(  unco  him,faying,Thus 
7.  y../pea^>  co  aU  the  people  ofthe  land 
8. 16. [peak  ye  every  man  the  truth  to  his  neigh. 
Ephef.q.zf. 
Mattb.S-S.undermy  roof:  but  [peak  the  word  only 

10.27.  that  /peak  ye  in  light 
Mark  i3.u.givenyouin  chac  hour,thac//;ea£  ye 
Luke  1  z.ii.fpcak  to  my  brother  that  he  divide 
AcJ.z.zy.  let  me  freely  [peak  to  you 
J. 2  o.go3ftand  2nd  fpeak  in  the  temple 
1 8-9.be  not  afraid,but /peak,  hold  not 
1  Cor.  14.2 8.1et  him  fpeak  to  himfelf,and  to  God 

29.1et  the  prophets  [peak  two  or  three 
Tit.  2.1.  [peak  'hou  the  things  which  become  found 

1  y.thefe  thingsypea^  and  exhort 
Jam.  2. 1 2.fo  fpeak  ye,  and  fp  do,  as 

4.11. fpeak  not  evil  one  of  another 
1  Pcf  .4. 1 1 .  let  him  fpeak  as  the  oracles  of  God 

Exod.i  9.9.  people  may  hear  when  I  fpeak 

23. 22. and  do  all  that  I  fpeak 
Numb.  22.38.in  my  mouth,that  fhall  I  fpeak 
Deut.  j.i  .hear  — the  judge,  which  1  fpeak  in  your 

1  i.2.for  I  fpeak  not  with  your  children 

3 1. 28. that  I  may  ypea/(;  thefe  words 
1  Kj  22.i4.that  will  I  fpeak 
fob  y.i^tflfpeak  of  ftrength,lo,he  is 
3  5  .then  would  I  fpeak,  and  not  fear 

I6.4.T  alfo  could  fpeak  as  yc  do 
6-though  I  fpeak,my  grief  is  not  aflwaged 

37.20.mall  it  he  told  him  that  I  fpeak 
Pfal.  4  y.  1. 1  fpeak  of  the  things  which  I  have  made 

77-4.fo  troubled.that  I  cannot  fpeak 

1 20.7.peace:but  when  I  fpeak,  thev  are  for  war 
7^.4^.19.1  the  LordT/w^righteoufnefle 

63. i.I  that  fpeak  m  righteoufnefle,mighty 
Jer.i  .6.1  cannot  fpeak,  for  I  am  a  child 

6.10.  to  whom  fhall  I  fpeak,  an^  g've 

28. 7  .'hear  this  word  I  fpeak  in  thine 

38.20.obey  the  voice  ofthe  Lord  which  \  fpeak 
JE^f^3.27.when  I  fpeak  w'ch  thee,I  will  open 
Van.  1 0.1 1.  underftand  the  words  that  I  fpeak 
Mattb.i^.i  3.  theteforey^ea^  I  to  them  in  parables 
John  4.26.I  that  fpeak  unto  thee  am  he 

6.63.  words  that  I  fpeak  unto  you,they  arc  fpirit 

7'  1 7.  or  whether  I  fpeak  of  my  felf 

8.26.  and  Ifpcakto  the  world 

2  8.as  my  Father  hath  taught  me,\fpea\ 
3%. I  fpeak  'hat  which  I  have  fcen 

i2.fo.whacfoever  I  fpeak  therefore  as 

Father  faid  to  me,fo  I  fpeak 
1 3. 18 .T  fpeak  not  of 'you  all 
14. 10. words  I  fpeak,  * fpeak  not  of  my  felf 
1 7. 1 3. thefe  things  \  fpeak  m  the  world 
/4<5?.2i.37.may  I  fpeale to  thee,who  faid 

26.26.before  whom  alfo  1  fpeak  freely 
Rom.  3 .  ?  .T  fpeak  as  a  man 

6.  19.  I  [peak  after  the  manner  of  men 

Gal.  3. 15. 
7.1.  for  I  fpeak  to  them  that  know  the  law 
1  i.ii.forjfpeak  to  you  Gentiles 
1  Cor.6'1).  lfpea\to  your  fhame.  Is  it  fo,  that 

Chap,  iy.34 
7.6.  but  I  fpeak  rh's  Dy  pcrnufllon 
1 2 .  but  to  the  reft  fpeak  ^ 

3  y.  this  I  fpeak  for  your  own  profit 


10.15.  IJpeakss  co  wife  men 
13. 1. though  Ijpsak  with  tongues  of  men 
1 4. 6. except  I  ihallfpcali  to  )Ou  either  by 
18. 1  fpeak  with  tongues  more  then 
19.  1  had  rather  fpeak  five  words 
21. and  other  lips  will  1  fpeak  unto  this  peop. 
2  Cor, 6. 1 3 .1  fpeak  as  unto  my  children 
7.3.  iypea^notthis  to  condemn^ou 
8.8.  Ijpcak  noc  Dy  commandemenc 
11.17.that  which  I  fpeak,  *  fpcak  K  noc  after 
21. 1  fpeak  as  concerning  reproach 

I  fpeak  foolilhly,  I  am  bold  alfo 
23.I  fpeak  as  a  fool,I  am  more 
Epb.f.i  2.bucl  fpeak  concerning  Chrifl: 
6. 20.that  therein  I  may  fpeak  boldly 
PW.4.1  i-not  chac  I  fpeak  in  rcfpecT:  ot  want 

1  rk  2. 7. 1  fpeak  the  truth  in  Chrift 

I  will  y]"e«/f,  or  will  Ifpeck 
Ges.18.30.noc  the  Lord  be  angry,and  I  mlljpeak 

Verfe  3  2. 

.Y«JW.  1 2.6.I  will/pcaij  to  him  in  a  dream 

8.  with  him  will  1  fpeak  mouth  to  mouth 

*4-i3-huc  what  the  Lord  faitb,that  will  I  fpeak 

1  Kj.zz.T4. 

1  Cbron.  18.13. 

Deaf.?.  3 1 .  and  I  mil  fpeak  unto  thee  all  the  com. 

32.i.giveear,0  yeheavens,and  I  will^e^ 
Judg.6.$  9.and  I  mil  fpeak  hut  this  once 

2  Sam.  14.15.thy  hand-maid  faid^I  will  now  fpeak 
1  ^i.2.i8.well,I  will/pea^  for  thee  to  che  king 
Job  7.11.I  wiliypca^  in  the  anguifhof  my  fpirit 

10.1.I  will  fpeak  ta  rhe  bitterneflc  of  my  foul 
32.20.I  wiliype4,that  I  may  be  refrcfl-ied 
3  j.3i.holdthy  peace,and  I  will  fpeak 
,.    42.4.hear,I  befeech  thee,and  I  wiliype^ 
Pfal.%o.7.uzzt,  O  my  people,and  I  will  jpea\ 
73.1 5.  if  I  fay,  I  wiliypea^thus 
119. 46. 1  Will  fpeak  ofthy  teftimonies 
14^.5. 1  mil  fpeak  ofthe  glorious  honour  of 
Pm/.8.6.hear,for  I  will  fpeak.  of  excellent 
/er.y.y.get  to  the  great  men,  and  I  will  fpeak 
E\ek-z.i  .ftand  upon  thy  feet,and  I  will  fpeak 

12. 2  5.I  am  the  Lord:  I  will  fpeafaand 
Hof.z.iq.I  will  allure  her,and  fpeak 
1  for.14,2 1.  other  lips  will  I  fpeak  umo  this  pcop. 

P/"a/.i4o.n.  let  not  an  evil/p.^erbeeftablifhed 

^^.14.12.  Paul  Mercuiius,bec.he  was  chief  fpeak. 

j&peatoft. 

1  Sam.y.zi.  wherefore  then  fpeaketf  thou  fo  to  me 

2  Sam.19. zy.why  fpeal{ett  thou  any  more  of 

z  Kj.6. 1 2. words  thou  fpeakeft  in  thy  bed  chamber 
Job  z.  io.chou  fpeakeft  as  one  of  die  foolifh  women 
P/a/.5o.20.thou  ficceft  and  fp eakeft  againft  thy  br. 

Ji-4.mighteft  be  juftified  when  thou  fpeakcfi 
IJ 'ai. 40.27 .and  fpeakpft , my  way  is  hid  from  the  Lo. 
Jer.no.ie.xhoufpeakest  falfly  of  Ifhmael 

43-2.fayingto  Jeremiah, Thou  fpeak-ft  falfly/ 

48.27.Mnce  thou  fpeakeft  of  him,thou 
E\ck-3-  i8.giveft  him  not  warning,nor  fpeakeft 
Zecb.  ii.7.thou  fpeakeft  lies  in  che  Name  ofthe  L. 
Mattb.ii.xo.  why  fpcakcsl  thou  untochem  in  par. 
Luke  1 2.4 1 .  fpeakett  thou  this  parable  unto  us 
Job.  i6.29.1o,now  fpeakcfi  thou  plainly 

19-io.chenfaith  Pilace,Spea^e/?  thou  hot 
Acl.17,  x9-  may  we  know  whereof  thou  fpeakeft 

S)peabeth. 
Ge3.45.I2.icis  my  mouth  whichfpeaketh  unto  you 
Exod.2  7_.  1  i.fpake  unto  Mofes  as  a  rmnfpeak^b 
Numb.z3.zg.2ll  the  Lord  fpeakcib, that  I  mtift  do 
Deut.  18.22  .when  a  prophet  fpeaketh  in  the  Name 
1  Kj.  zo.j. thus  fpeaketh  Benhadad,  Although  I 
Job  2.10.  thou  fpe.as  one  ofthe  fooliih  women  fpc. 

17-J.that  fpeaketh  flattery  to  his  friends 

33.i4.God.//>c,2^:f/>once,yea,twice 
P fal. 1  z. 7. (ha.ll  cut  off— che  tongue  thatfpeaketh 

15.2.  he  that  worketh  nghteouf.  &  fpeaketh  the 

37.30.mouth  of  the  righteous  fpeaketh  wi  dome 

4i.6.if  he  come  to  fee  me,he fpeaketh  vanity 

i44.«.whofe  mouth  fpeaketh  vanitie 

n.ftrange  children,whofe  mouth  fpeaketh  va. 
2.12.  from  the  man  that  fpeaketh  ftoward  thi. 

6.i3.he  winkech  with  his  cyes,hz  fpe.  with  his  fe. 
19.3  falfe  witnefle  that  fpeaketh  lies 

lo.32.mouth  ofthe  wicked  fpeaketh  frowardnefs 

12.17.  that  fpeaketh  truth,  fheweth  foith  right. 

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18. there  is  that  fpea{etb  like  the  piercings 
14.25. but  the  deceicfulJ  witnefie  fpeal^etb  lies 
16.13.and  they  love  him  that  fpe  algtb right 
19.5  .he  that  fpeahetb  lies  mall  nor  efcape 

p.he  that  jpeal^etb  lies  fhall  perifh 
21. 28. the  man  that  heareth,fpcafetb  conftantty 
i6.zj .whenhe jpeafeth  fair,beleeve  him  not 
jfai.a.17. every  one  is  an  evil  doer,every  mou.fpe. 
31.  7.  devices  to  deftroy,  when  the  needy  (pea\. 
,j.iy.hethatwalkethrighteouily,&//)e^.righ. 
feya.$  .tongue  is  an  arrow  {hot  out,it //^.deceit 
[pea.  peaceably,  but  in  heart  he  layeth  wait 
ici.hear  ye  the  word  which  the  Lord  fpcal(etb 
i8.z.thus  (peaheth  the  Lord,the  God  of  Ifrael 
29. z% -thus  fpeahxth  the  Lord,becaufe  thou 
lo.z.thasfpeaketh  the  Lord,Write 
jwi,  vo.f.as  the  voice  of  the  Almigh.when  he  fpe. 
Amos  $.10.  they  abhor  him  \S\atfpeal$tb  uprightly 
Hag.i  .i.thus  fpea\etb  the  Lord,This  people 
Zecb.6. 11  thai fpeaketh  the  Lord,The  man 

7.g.th\xs  fpea\etb  the  Lo.  Execute  true  judgetn. 

Mattb. io.zo.bm  the  fpuit  of  your  Fa.  which  (pea. 

n.ji.whofoevcr/pe^.  a  word  againft  the  Son 

whofoever  (pea\.  againfl  the  holy  Ghoft 

34.out  of  the  abund.of  the  heart  the  mou.fpe. 

Luke  5. 21. who  is  this  that  fpea\etb  blafphemies 

tf.45.of  the  abund.  of  his  heart  his  mouth  fpea\. 
John  3-ji'that  cometh  of  the  earth,  fpeafcth  of 
34.whom  God  hath  fent,fpeaketb  the  words 
7,i8.that//>^#&ofhimfelf,feekech  his  own 

2<?.but  lo,he  fpcatyth  boldly 
8.44.when  hefpea\.a  lie,  hefpeaketh  of  his  own 
I9.i2.maketh  himfelf a  king,  fpeafc.  agai.  Cefar 
^.2.2^.t>avid  fpea\etb concerning  him 

8. 1 4.  of  whom  (peakjeth  the  prophet  this 
RfMB.io.S.righteoufnefle  of  faith  fpe a.  on  this  wife 
I  Cor.i^.z.fpeaketb  in  an  unknown  tongue Jfpeaheib 
•howbeit  in  the  fpirit  hefpeal^.  myftcries 
j.that  prophefieth/pctf^.  unto  men  to  edifica. 
4.he  that  fpeal^.m  an  unknown  tongue,  edifi. 
5  .that  proph.then  he  chat  fpea\.  with  tongues 
1  I.I  fhall  be  unto  him  that  fpea\.  a  Barbar. 
he  that/p^.fliaU  be  a  Barbar.unto  me 
Ij.let  him  that  (peaty,  in  an  unknown  tongue 
1  Ti»4.i»now  the  Splr.fpeafy  exprefly,  that  in  the 
Heb.i  i.4.and  by  it  he  being  dead,yet  fpeatyetb 
1 2. 5. forgotten  the  exhorta.  which  fpcaketh  unto 
z^fpeakeib  better  things  then  that  of  Abel 
a  5. fee  that  ye  refufe  not  him  that  fpcaketh 

if  we  turn  from  hirn  that  fpeaty. 
Jam.4.1  I  xhatfpea\eth  evil  of  his  brorher 

fpeafcth  evil  of  the  law3and  judgrhc  law 
Jade  1 6.  their  mouth  fpeaty.  great  i welling  words 

j&peafcfng. 
Gen.  24.15  .had  done  (p^tymg^Kehekah  came  out 

4f -before  I  had  done  fpe aking  in  my  heart 
Exed.34. 3  j.ti'l  he  had  done  fpeaty'mg,  he  put  a  vail 
Numb.7. 89. heard  the  voice  of 'one  fpeafyng 

1 6. 3 1  .had  made  an  end  of  fpeaMag  thefe  words 

Deut.%.  z6.  God  fpea\.  outofthe  midft,  of  the  fire 

1  \.\9.fpea\.  of  them,  when  thou  fitteft  in  thine 

20.9  officer?  have  made  an  end  of fpeahing 

32.45.  Mofes  made  an  end  of  (peaty,  thefe  words 

/«rfg.i5.i7.made  an  end  of  fpeaty.  he  caft  away  the 

Rutb  t  .1 8  .then  (he  left  {peaking  unto  her 

1  'Sam.  1 8. 1  made  an  end  of  fpeatying  unto  Saul 

44.1 6.  Da  v.  made  an  end  of  fpeaty.  thefe  words 

2  Sam.i 3. 36. made  an  end  oifpea. — the  khgsfons 
2  Cbr.  jtf.  12.  Jerem,//x;d£.from  the  mouth  of  the  L. 
Efib.i  o.?  .and  (peaking  peace  to  all  his  feed 

Job  1.16. while  he  was  yet  fpea.there  came  another 

Verfes  17,18. 

4.2.WI10  can  with-hold  himfelf  from  fpcatying 

32.  r  5-anfwered  no  more,r  hey  left  oft  {peaking 

P/W.34.13  tongue  from  evi!l,&  thy  lips  from  {pea. 

58.3.as  foon  as  they  be  born. [peaking  lies 
I/iH.58. 9. putting  forth  of  che  finger, Scfpca.  vanity 
1 3. own  p'eafure,  nor  fpeaty.  thine  own  words 


27. left  oSjpeatyvng,  the  matter  was  not  perc. 
43.i.when  Jerem.  had  made  an  endoffpeatying 
E\cli.  43.6. 1  heard  him  fpeaty.  unto  me  out  of  the 
Dan.7-i.and  a  mouth  [peaking  great  things 
8.13-then  I  heard  one  faint  {peaking 

1 8. as  he  was  (peatying,!  was  in  a  deep  fleep 
9.20.  whiles  I  was  fpcatying,and  confefling 
21. whiles  I  was  fpeatying — the  man  Gabriel 
Matth.6-7hs.ard  for  their  vouch  fp  eatymg 
Luke  y>4.whenhe  had  left(peatying,he  faid 
Ail.i.^.fpea.  of  things  pertaining  to  the  kingdorne 
7.44.  fpeatytng  unto  Mofes,  that  he  mould  make 
1 3.43  .fpeatymg  to  thera,perfwa.  them  to  contin. 
l4.3.abode  they  fpeatymg  boldly  in  the  Lord 
20.30./ peaking  perverfe  things,to  draw  away 
26. 1 4.I  heard  a  voice  fpe  aiding  unto  me 

1  Cor.n.s.fpea.by  the  Spirit  of  God,  calleth  Jefus 

14.6.  fpeatytng  with  tongues,  what  mall  I  profit 

2  Cor.i^.^Seek  a  proof  of  Chrit\  fpe  atying  in  me 
Eph.4.1  %.but  fpeahjng  the  truth  in  love 

3 1. and  evil  {peaking  be  put  away 
^.\<).fpcatyingto your  felves  in  Pfalmes 
1  Tim.4.z.(peatying  lies  in  hypocrifie 

l.iS.fpeatying  things  which  they  ought  not 

1  Pet. 4. 4.  to  the  fame  excefle  —,  fpeaty.  evil  of  you 

2  P«.2.i<5.dumbafle/j!tf<^W  with  mans  voice 

3>i6.  in  hisepiftles,/j&^wg  in  them  of  thefe 
i?«^i3.j.untohim  a  mouth, fpeatyng  great  things 

1  Ptf.2.i.laying  afide^'-enviesJ  and  evil  fpcaitfngs 

£>pear. 
Jofli.l.i  S.ftretch  out  the  {pear  that  is  in  thine  hand 
and  Jolhua  ft  retched  out  the //w 
26.hand  back  wherwith  he  ftret.  outthefpear 
Judg.  1.S. was  there  a  (hield  or  [pear  feen 

1  Saw.  1 3. 2  2. nor  [pear  found  in  the  hand  ofany 

i7.7.ftafFeof  his /pfa/' like  a  weavers  beame 
fpcars  head  weighed  6.  hundred  fhekels 
4? .thou  comeft  with  a  fword,  &  with  a/pear 
47 .the  Lord  faveth  not  with  fword  and  (pear 
n.8.is  there  not  here  under  thine  hand  a  (pear 
2  2.6.under  a  tree,having  his  (pear  in  his  hand 
2^.7-SauI  lay  fleep.  ^-  hhfpear  ftuck  in  the  gr. 
8  .let  me  finite  him  with  the  fpear 
1 1. take  thou  the  (pear  that  is  at  his  bolder 
i2.Da.t00k  the .//>?<!•'•  ,and  the  crufe  of  water 
itf.now  fee  where  the  kings  fpear  is 
22.behold,the  lcings/]/MK.,let  one  of  the  you. 

2  Stf«.i.eT.behold,Saul  leaned  upon  hhfpear 

2.2  3.Abner  with  the  hinder  end  ofthe//>.fmote 

that  the  fpear  came  out  behinde  him 

ar.  1 6. weight  of  whoCe  fpear  weighed  3oo.fhek. 

ij.ftafFe  of  whofe //'f.was  like  a  weavers  be. 

23.7.fencedwith  iron,andthe  ftarFc  of  a  fpear 

8.he  lift  up  his  fpear  aga.  800.  whom  he  flew 

l8.he  lift  up  his  fpear  agai.  300.  &  flew  them 

2  I.Egyptian  had  a  fpear  in  his  hand 

plucked  the  fpear  out  of  the  Egyptians 

and  flew  him  with  his  own  fpear 

1  Chron.  1 1.1 1. he  lift  uphisT/waga^oo.flain  by 

20.for  lifting  up  his  (pear  agai.  300.  he  flew 

23.HI  the  Egyptians  hand  was  a  fpear 

plucked  thefpear  out  of  the  Egyp.ha. 
and  flew  him  with  his  own  fpear 
I2.24.children  of  Judah  that  bare  fhield  &  fpe. 
34.with  therewith  fhield  and  fpear  37000. 
z  Cbron.z^.j.  found  300000.  could  handle  fpear 
Job  39.23.again(t  him  the  fpear  and  the  fhield 
41  .*6.that  layeth  at  him,  cannot  hold  the  fpear 
29. he  Iaugheth  at  the  fhaking  of  a  fpear 
Vfal-l  5. 3.  draw  out  alfo  the  J rpear  ,and  flop  the  way 
46-9  he  breaketh  the  bow,  and  cutteth  the  fpear 
jw.6.23.  they  mail  lay  hold  on  bow  andfpear 
Naham  j.^.lifteth  up  the  bright  fword,&  glit.fpear 
Hab.3.1 1  .at  the  fhining  of  thy  glittering  fpear 
John  ip.34.fouldierswith  a  fpear  pierced  his  fide 
greats. 


59-13  depar.  away  from  Godjpea^.  oppreflion  ,  i^-ij.^.leu:  the  Heb.  make  them  fwords  or  fpe 


65.24.whiles  they  are  yet  fpea\'rg,\  will  hear 
Jer.y.  1 3  .rifing  up  ear!y,and  fpcafyrtg 

2  5.3.and//'M^"»g;but  ye  have  not  hearkned 
26. 7. people  heard  Jeremiah  fneal?.  thefe  words 

8.  Jeremiah  had  made  an  end  otTpeatyng 
3T-i4-fpokenunto  you,  rifing  early,  and  fpea\. 
38-4.weakneth  the  hands  in  fpeakjng  fuch  things 


2  K^-ii.io.did  the  prieftgive  king  David  fpears 

zCbr.ri.t  2.\a  every  feverallcitie  he  put  lhi.8z.fpe. 

1 4.8. an  army  of  men  that  bare  targets  &  fpears 

23.9.  Jehoiada  delivered  to  the  captains  fpears 

26.i4.llz?,iah  prepared  for  them  mie.&  fpears 

]\Tcfr.4.i3.with  their  fwords,  their  fpears,  and  their 

i5.other  halfe  of  them  held  both  the  fpears 


ai.halfe  of  them  held  thenars  all  the  rifing 
P/a/.S7.4.whofe  teeth  are  (pears  and  arrows 
(A«.2.4.fhall  beat  their  fpears  into  pruning-hooks 

Micab  a,.^, 
/e>-.46.4.furbifh  the  (pear  sjput  on  the  brigandines 
P-^k-19-9-^  the  fpears,  and  they  fhall  burnthem 
Joel  3. 10. beat  your  pruning-hooks  into  fpears 

§&*)tdX=men. 
P/i/.(?8.3o.rebuke  the  companie  offpear-men 
Acl.z^.z^.fpear-mea  200.  at  the  third  hour 

&Vm-fiajfe. 
1  Cbre.iQ.f.  whofe  fpear-ftaffe  was  like  a  weavers 

£>£Bf.7.6.chofen  thee  to  be  afpeciall people 
Att.i^i  i.fpectall  miracles  by  the  hands  of  Paul 
jgipectallp ,  See  aufpectallp. 

Ge».3o.32.removing  from  thence  all  fpec.  cattell 
the  fpotted  and  (peeked  among  the  goats 
33.  every  one  that  is  not fpeebjed  and  fpotted 
35-all  the  fhee- goats  that  were  fpeckled 
3  a.flocks  brought  forth  cattell  fpeckled 
ji.8.$«^.fhalbe  thy  wages — cattel  bare  fpec^. 
io.rams-were  ring-ftraked„#w£<W,grizkd 
1 2.all  the  rams — are  fpeckled  and  grizled 
Jer- 1 2.9.mine  heritage  is  unto  me  as  a  fpeckled  bird 
Zecb.  1 . 8,red  h  orles,  {peeked  and  white 

spectacle. 
1  Cflr.4.9  .for  we  are  made  a  fpeftacle  unto  the  wor. 


Judg.^^o have  they  not//>ea}have  they  not  divid. 

Ges.4-23.ye  wives  of  Lamech,hearkea  to  my  fpee. 
1 1. 1. the  whole  earth  of  one  fpeecb 
7. not  underftand  one  anothers fpe ech 
Exod.q.io.I  am  flow  of  fpeecb,  &  ofa  flow  tongue 
Deat.zz.14.  and  give  occafions  of  fpeecb  agai.  her 
1 7. he  hath  given  occafions  of  fpeecb 
3J.2.my//>f£c/?lhalldiftillasthedew 
a  SflW.i4.20.to  fetch  about  this  form  of  fpeecb 
19. 1 1. feeing  the  fpeecb  of  all  Ifrael  is  come 

1  2(i.3.io.and  the  fpeecb  pleafed  the  Lord 

2  Cbron-i  2.1  S.with  a  loud  voice  in  the  (ewes  fpeecb 
iv"f&.l3.24.chil.fpake  halfe  in  the  fpeecb  of  Aflidod 
Job  1  a.2o.he  removeth  away  the  fpeecb  of  the  tru. 

13.17.hear  diligently  my  fpeecb}  and  my  declar.  1 
Chap.21.2. 
,24. 25.  and  make  my  fpeecb  nothing  wonh 

29.22. and  my  fpeecb  dropped  upon  them 

37. 1 9,cannot  order  our  fpeecb  by  reafon  of 
P/a/.i7.6.encline  thine  ear,  and  hear  ray  fpeecb 

I9.2.day  unto  day  uttereth  fpeecb 
3_there  is  no  fpeecb  nor  language 
P?ra.7.2i.with  much  fair  fpeecb  fhe  caufed  him 

17.7. excellent  fpeecb  becometh  not  a  fool 
Cant.qj.thy  fpeecb  is  comely,thy  temples  are 
Jf/ai.28.23.hearken,and  hear  my  fpeecb 

29.4  .thy  fpeecb  fhall  be  low  out  of  the  duft 

thy  fpeecb  fhall  whifper  out  of  the  dufr 

3  2%9.ye  carelefie  daughters,  hear  my  fpeecb 

3 3. 19. people  ofa  deeper  (pecch  then  thou  canft 
/fi,.3i.23.as  yet  they  fhall  life  this  fpeecb 
£^.i.24.noifeof//>ee£&,as  the  noife  of  an  ho  ft: 

3 .5.  not  fent  to  a  people  ofa  ftrange  fpeecb 

g.notto  many  people  ofa  ftrange  fpeecb 

Hab.  3. 2.O  Lord,I  have  heard  thy  fpeecb,  and  was 

Mattb.z6. 7%. one  ofthem,thy  fpeecb  bewrayeth 

Mar\  7.32.deaf,&  had  an  impediment  in  his  fpeecb 

14  70. a  Galilean,  and  thy  fpeecb  agreeth  therto 
John  8. 43. why  do  ye  not  underftand  my  fpeecb 
Aff.  1 4. 1 1.  faying  in  the  fpeecb  of  Lycaonia 

20.7.continued  his  fpeecb  untill  midnight 
1  Cor.z.i.l  came  not  with  excellence  of fpeecb 
4.my  fpeecb  was  not  with  enticing  words 

4.i9.not  the  fpeecb  of  them  which  are  puffed  up 
1  Cor.3.i2.fuchhope,we  life  plainnefle  of fpeecb 

7. 4. great  is  my  boldneff;  of  fpeecb  toward  you 

lo.io-prefence  isweak,and//wfo  contemptible 

1 1  .S.rude  in  fpeech,yet  not  in  knowledge 
Col.q.fi.  *eC  your  fpeecb  be  alwayes  with  grace 
T«.2.8.found/}«^  that  cannot  be  condemned 
i&pfecheg. 

W;<»?&.i2.8.evenapparantly,&notindark/p«c/w 

Job  6.26.and  the  fpeeches  of  one  that  is  defperate 

j^.^.v/ithfpeecbes  wherewith  he  can  do  no  good 

3 2. 1 4.neit.  will  I  anfwer  him  with  yourfpeecbes, 

33.i.Ipray] 


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33.1.I  pray  thee,  hear  my  jpecches 
2te.itf.i8.by  fair  fpeechcs  deceive  the  hearts 
Jude  1  J.and  of  all  their  hard  fpeecbes 

SP^cljlefle, 

Ata«J>.22.i2.nothav.awed.garm.&hewas 
Luke  r.ii.becknedunto  them,  &  iznmntA fpeecb. 
Acl.^.j.iam  which  jour,  with  him,  ftood  fpeecbleffe 

Gra.14.1z.  I  pray  thee,  fend  me  good  fpeed 
Lira  tf. 1  i.made  a  decree,  let  it  be  done  with  fpeed 
lfai.<;.z6.they  {hall  come  with  fpeed  fwiftly 
^cif.17.1  j.tocome  to  him  withallfpeed 
2  John  10.  neither  bid  him.,  God  fpeed 

1 1. that  biddeth  him  Godfpeedjs  partaker 
Make  jS>petf),See  fl^afee  or  flj)aue. 
JgjpeeOte. 
Zeph.1.1 8.for  he  fhal  make  even  a  //>«*?«  riddance 

SpeeDUp. 
Gra.44.11.they  fpeedily  took  down  every  man 
iSam.zT.i.  fpeedily  efcape  into  the  land  of  the  Ph. 
2,  Sam. 17.16.  but  fpeedily  pafle  over,  left  the  king 
2  Cfcfl^j.^.dividedtheiij/fmft/y  among  the peo. 
E^ra  6. 1  3  .king  had  fent,fo  they  did  fpeedily 
7.i7.maift  buy  fpeedily  with  this  money 
2 1. (hall  require  ofyou,itbe  done  fpeedily 
2tf.judgement  be  executed  fpeedily  upon  him 
Efih.z.9.  he  fpeedily  gave  her  things  for  purificat. 
Pfal.3Lz.b0w  down  thine  ear— deliver  me  fpeedily 
69.17  .for  I  am  in  troubl£,hear  me  fpeedily 
79. 8. let  thy  tender  mercies  fpeedily  prevent 
I02.2.in  the  day  when  I  ca!l,anfw.ffie.//mft/y 
I43.7.bearme/pft?<fi/y,  O  Lo.  my  fpirit  faileth 
£«/e/ 8.11. becaufe  fentence  is  not  executed  fpeedily 
lfai.% 8.8.thine  health  fhall  fpring  forth  fpeedily 
Joel  $.4.if  ye  recompence  me,  fwiftly  and  fpeedily 
Zech.Z.zi.  let  us  go  fpeedily  to  pray  before  the  Lo. 
Luke  18. 8.1  tell  you,  he  will  avenge  themfpeedily 

&pettt>. 
neut.^z.  23.I  will  fpend  mine  arrows  upon  them 
fob  21. i$.theyfpend  their  dayes  in  wealth 

36. 1 1  .if  they  obey,  they  fhall  fpend  their  dayes 
Pfal. 90. 9.we  fpend  our  daies  like  a  tale  that  is  told 
Ifai.  j  j .  2. wherefore  do  ye  fpend  money  for  that 
^#.2o.itf.he  would  notfpendthe  time  in  Ana 
2C0M2.1j.very  gladly  fpend,and  be  fpent  for  you 

&penueft. 
Luke  10.3  j.whatfoever  thou  fpendeft  more,  I  will 

£>pent>ett). 
Pcoo.2 1 .20.but  a  foolifh  man  fpendeth  it  up 

29.3.that  keep.company  with  har.ypes.  his  fub. 
Ecclef.6.1 2.1ife,which  he  fpendeth  as  a  fhadow 

Spoilt. 
Gra.2 1.1  j  the  water  was  fpent  in  the  bottle 

47. 18.  how  that  our  money  is  fpent 
iro.2tf.20.your  ftrength  mail  be  j]»ra«  in  vain 
Judg.19. 1 r  .were  by  Jebus,the  day  was  fat  fpent 

1  Sam.9.7.  bread  is  fpent  in  our  veflels 
Job  7. 6. my  dayes  arc  fpent  without  hope 
Pfal.31.10.for  my  life  isfpentwhh  grief 
jfrfj.49.4.1  have  fpent  my  ftrength  for  nought 
^.37.21^^111  all  the  bread  in  the  city  was  fpent 
Mark  J.2tf.andhad//>w«all  that  fhehad 

tf.35r.when  the  day  was  far  fpent, his  difciples 

Luke  8.4?. had  fpent  all  her  living 

i<.  1 4. had  fpent  all,  there  arofe  a  famine 

24. 29. is  towards  evening,  &  the.  day  is  far  fpent 

Ac~t. 17.11  fpent  their  time,either  to  tell,or  to 
1 8.23  .had  fpent  fome  time  therc,he  departed 
27-9-now  when  much  time  was  fpent 

Kfl!».i3.i2.night  is  far  fpenl,the  day  is  at  hand 

2  Coi-.12aj.vcry  gladly  fpend,  &  be  fpent  for  you 

j|>pei». 
Lev.  1 8.28.that  theland  fpeva  not  you  out  alfo 

20.22.  land  whither  I  bring  you— fpeve  you  not 
Jey.2j.27.be  drunken,7/>OT,&  fall,&  rife  no  more 
Rra.3.itf.I  mllfperv  thee  out  of  my  mouth 


Spperoeu. 
Lew.  18. 28.  as  itfpewedout  the  nati.  that  were  bef. 

Sperofng. 

Hd&.2.i6.iharnefull//>«w'«g  fhall  be  on  thy  glory 

Sflice. 

Exod.  3  j.28.  fpice, and  oil  for  the  light 
I  K/.io.i  j.andofthe  traffique  of  the//>i«-merch. 
1  C/;y.9#9.nei.  any  (uch  fpice  as  the  queen  of  Sheba 
Cant,  j .  1 .1  ha ve  gathered  my  myrrhe  with  my  f pice 


Spice. 
£^.24.io.confume  the  flelh,  and  fpice  it  well 

SptccD. 
'Cant.S.z.l  would  caufe  thee  to  drink  of fpiced  wine 

Spicefie. 
Gra.37.2  j.bearing  fpiccrie,and  balm,and  mynhe 

Sp<«ff- 
Gra.43.1  i.  fpices  and  myrrhe,nuts  and  almonds 
Exod.z  j.tf.oil  for  the  light,  fpices  for  anointing 
30.23.  take  thou  alfo  unto  thee  principal! /pitfj 
3  4.takc  unto  thee  fweet  fpicesfia&c 

thefe  fweet  fpices  with  pure  frankincenfe 
tf.S.fpices  for  anointing  oil,&  for  fweet  incen. 
37.29.made  pure  incenfe  of  fweet  fpices 

1  Kj. io.2.caraels  that  bare  fpi.  &  very  much  gold 

10. and  of fpices  very  great  ftore 

came  no  more  fuch  abundance  of  fpices 
2$.armour,and/f««,horles  and  mules,a  rate 

2  Kj.zo.ii  .Hezekiah — fhewed  them  — the  fpices 

1  Cbron.y.zy.thc  oil, the  frankincenfe,and  the fpic. 

30.priefts  made  the  ointment  of  the  fpices 
z  Chro.9. U camels  that  bare  fpiccs,Si  gold  in  abun. 
9. fpices  great  abundance,and  precious  ftones 
24.  raimen  t,ha  rne  fle,and  fpices,hor\'es 
i6.i^.fpices  prepared  by  the  apothecaries  art 
3*.27.treafuriesfor//wej  and  fhiclds 
Cflsf.4.  lo.fmell  of  thy  ointment  then  all  fpices 
i4.myrrhe,aloes,with  all  the  chief fpices 
i6.that  the  fpices  thereof  may  flow 
J.  1 3  .his  cheeks  are  as  a  b;d  of  fpices 
6.z.io  the  bed  of  fpices,  to  feed  in  the  gardens 
8.14.  a  young  hart  upon  the  mountains  of  fpices 
Ifai.^.z.the  filver,and  gold,and  the^itf* 
H^-I7.22.occup.in  thy  fairs  with  chief  of  allfpi. 
Mark  1  tf.i. brought  fweet  fpice  sffiat  they  might' 
Luke  23  j6.returned,and  prepared//>i«i 

24. 1. bringing  the  fpices  they  had  prepared 
Jobn  i^^o.wound  it  in  linnen  clor.with  the  fpices 

SpiOer. 
fob  8.14.  whole  truft  lhall  be  a  fpiders  web 
Prov^o.zS.fbider  taketh  hold  with  her  hands 
*/M 9-  J.hatch  cockatrice  egs,&  weave  thefpi.web 

Spie* 
Nunib.z3.i6.which  Mofes  fent  to  fpie  out  the  land 

Verfei7_ 
21. 32. Mofes  fent  to  fpie  out  Jaazer 
Jojh.z.i.two  men  to  fpie  fecrerly,faying,Go  view 

tf.2J.whkh  Jofhua  fent  tofpieout  Jericho 
fudg.i  8. 2. from  Efhtaol  to  fpie  out  the  land 

I4.then  anfvvered  the  J  .men  that  went  to  fpie 
17. five  men  that  went  to  fpie — went  up 

2  Sam.  10.3. ro  fpie  it  out,and  to  overthrow  it 
zKj.6.13.  go,  and  fpie  where  he  is 

1  Cbro.i  93. to  overthrow  ,and  to  fpie  out  the  land 
Ga/.2.4.came  in  privily  to  fpie  out  our  libertie 

SpteO. 
Exod.i.n  fpied  an  Egyptian  uniting  an  Hebrew 
Jojb.6-zztthat  had  f'piedom  the  countrey,Gb  into 
z  K}.9.\7.befpicd  the  companie  of  Jehu  as  he 
1 3.  zi. they  f pied  a  band  ofmen,and  they  call: 
2  3. 1  tf. he /pied  the  fepulchtes  that  were  there 
24.and  all  the  abominations   that  were  fpied 
Spies. 
Gra.42.9.  and  faid  unto  them,  Ye  are  fp'ies 

Verfes  i4,xtf. 
1  i.we  are  true  men,  thy  fervants  are  no  fpies 
Verfe3i. 
3  o.took  us  for  fpies  of  the  countrey 
34. then  (hall  I  know  ye  areno  fpies 
Nu?nb. zi.i.thatlfr.  came  by  the  way  of  the  fpies 
fofb-g.zi  .young  men  that  were  fpies  went  in 
fndg.i.iifpies  faw  a  man  come  forth  out  of  the  ci. 
r  So.rn.z6. e,. David  therefore  fentoutfpies 
z  £<»z.ij.io.Abfalom  fent  fpies  throughout  all 
Luke  20.20.they  watched  him,  and  fent  forth  fpies 
Heb.11.31.when  fhe  had  received  thefpies 

§S>p(hemti3. 
Cant.  1 . 1 2.  my  fpik.enard  fendeth  forth  the  fmell 
4.1 3.pleafant  fruits,  camphire  with fpikenird 
1  q.fpikcnard  and  fnffron,calamus  &  cynamon 
Mark  i4.3.ointment  offpike'/iardyvery  precious 
John  12.3-pound  of  ointment  offpiken.  very  coftly 

tbpilltXi. 
Gen.32.9.hefpilled  it  on  the  ground 
Mark  2.2  2.burft  the  bottles,and  rhe  wine  Isfpilled 
Luke  J-  37.wine  burft  the  bottles, and  befpilled 


Spilt. 
2  Sam.iA..\at,we  are  as  water  fpilt  on  the  ground 

Sptn&le. 
rVflZJ.31.19.fhe  layeth  her  hands  to  thefjiindle 

Spin. 

£A'o#3j.2j.women  that  were  wife-hearted  did  fpin 
Mattb. 6. z§. they  toile  not,neither  do  they  fpin 
Luke  i2.27.conlidcr  the  lillies — they  fpm  not 

Spirit. 

Gra.4i.8.Pharaohs//wvr  was  troubled 

4  J.27. fpirit  of  Jacob  their  father  revived 
S^od.tf.p.hearknednot  unto  Mo.for  angu.of/J</Yif 

3  j. 2 1  .every  one  whom  his  fpirit  made  willing 
2Vw0.11.i7.IwiH  take  of  the  fpirit  which  is  upon 
2  J.and  took  of  the  fpirit  that  was  upon  him 

that  when  the  fpirit  refted  upon  them 
2tf.  and  the  fpirit  refted  upon  them 
29.the  Lord  would  put  his  fpirit  upon  them 
i4.24.my  ferv.Caleb,  becaufe  he  had  ano.fpiru 
27. 1 8.a  man  in  whom  is  the  fpirit 
neut.z.^o.Loid  thy  Godhardncd  his  fpirit 
Jojb.f. 1. neither  was  there  fpirit  in  them  any  more' 
Jitdg.  i  j.  r  cj.when  he  had  drunk,  his  fpirit  came 
2  Sam.30.1 2. when  he  had  eaten ,his /pint  came 
r  fy.io.  j.  the  Lord  :  there  was  no  fpirit  in  her 

2  Cte.9.4.  ! 
1 1.  j. why  is  thy  fpirit  fo  fad 
22.2 1.  there  came  forth  a  fpirit ,and  flood 

2  Chron.  18. 20. 
1  JCj.i'9-a  double  portion  of  thy  fpirit  be  upon 
1  j-the  fpirit  of  Elijah  refteth  upon  Elifha 

1  Chron.  j.2tf.fhrred  up  the  fpirit  ofPul  king 

and  the  fpirit  of  Tilgath-Pilnefer 
12. 18. then  the  fpirit  came  upon  Arnafai 
28.1  i.pattern  of  all  that  he  had  by  the  fpirit 

2  Cbmz.2i.i£.agai.  Jehoram  the//»imof  the  Phil. 

3tf.22.the  Lord  ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  Cyrus 

Eva  1.1. 
E\'a  r.  j.whofe fpirit  God  had  raifed  to  go  up 
Nehcm.9.30.  teftifiedft-by  thy  fpirit  in  thy  proph. 
fob  4. 1  j.then  a  fpirit  palled  before  my  face 
tf.4.poifon  thereof  drinketh  up  my  fpirit 
1  J.  1 3. that  thou  turneftthy//>z>vV  againft  God 
20. j.fpirit  of  my  underftanding  caufeth  me 
2tf.4.and  whofe  fpirit  came  from  thee 
13.  by  his  fpirit  he  hath  garnifhed  the  heav. 

3  2. 8. but  there  is  a  fpirit  in  man 

1 8. the  fpirit  within  me  conftrained  me 
34. 14. if  he  gather  —  his  fpirit  and  his  breath 

Pftl.jz.z.and  inwhofe  fpirit  there  is  no  guile 
34.i8.faveth  fuch  as  be  of  a  contrite  fpirit 
jl.io.renew  a  right  fpirit  within  me 
1 2.  uphold  me  with  thy  free  fpirit 
76.1 2.he  fhall  cut  off  the  fpirit  of  princes 
78.8.whofey£»7£  was  not  ftedfaft  with  God 
104.30.thou  fendeft  forth  thy  fpirit,  they  are 
iotf.3 ;  .becaufe  they  provoked  his  fpirit 
1 39.7-whither  fhall.I  go  from  thy  fpirit 
1 43. lo.thy  fpirit  is  good,  leade  me 

Prov.  14.2  9.hafty  of fpirit,  exalteth  folly 

1  J.4.perverfnefle  therein  is  a  breach  in  the  fpi. 
13  .by  forrow  of  the  heart  the  firit  is  broken 
1tf.18.and  an  haughty  fpirit  before  a  fall 

3  2.that  ruleth  his  fpirit,  then  he  that  taketh- 
17. 22. but  a  broken  fpirit  drycth  the  bones 
i%.ir[  fpirit  of  a  man  will  fufvain  his  infirmity 
zo.z7.fpirit  of  a  man  is  the  candle  of  the  Lord 
2j.28.no  rule  over  his  own  fpirit 

Ecclef3.zi.wh0  knoweth  the  fpirit  of  man    . 

and  the  fpirit  of  a  beaft  that  goeth  dow. 
7.9-be  not  hafty  in  thy  fpirit  to  be  angry 
8.8.power  over  the  fpirit  to  retain  the  fpirit 
io.4.if  the  fpirit  of  the  ruler  rife  up  againft 
n.  j.knoweft  not  what  is  the  way  ofihefpmt 
iz.7.fpirit  (hall  return  unto  God  who  gave 

Ifai.19.-3.and  the  fpirit  of  Egypt  fhall  faile 

29.  to  upon  you  the //W'i*  of  deep  fleep  j 

24.that  erred  in  fpirit,  (hall  come  to  undcrft.  ; 
3i.3.and  their  horfes  fleih , and  not  fpirit 
32.ij.untill  the  fpirit  be  powred  upon  us 
34.1tf.and  his  fpirit,  it  hath  gathered  thcra 
42.  j.and  fpirit  to  them  that  walk  therein 

4  8. 16" .  and  his  fpirit  hath  fent  m;  _  . 
j4.6.as  3  woman  forfaken  and  grieved  mfpmt 
J7.1tf.fof  the  fpirit  fhould  fail  before  me 
tfi.j.the  garment  of  praifc,for  the  fpirit  ofhea. 

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ffr.f  i.i  i. ratted  up  the  fp. of  die  kings  of  the  Me. 
£<^.i.  i  a.  whither  the/Ji^f  was  to  go,they  went 

Verfe  20. 
20.  thither  W3S  their  fpirit  to  go 
zi. /pit  of  the  living  creature  was  in  the 
z.z.the  fpi/it  entred  into  me,  when  he  fpake 
j.n.then  the  fpirit  took  me  up 

i4.fo  the  fpirit  lifted  me  up,&  took  me  away 

iq.the  fpirit  entred  into  me,and  fet  me  up 

8.j./pirlift  me  up  between  earth  and  heaven 

10.17.theypj.of  the  living  creature  was  in  them 

11. 1. fpirit  lift  me  up,and  brought  me  to  the 

24.  afterwards  the  fpirit  took  me  up,  and 

brought  me  in  vifion  by  the  fpirit 
1  j .  j  f  ooltfh  prophets,that  follow  their  own/]'. 
11.7.  and  every  /pit  (hall  faint 
43  j-fpi'ti brought  me  into  the  inner  court 
Dtm.i- 1. wherewith  his /pit  was  troubled 
4.8.in  whom  is  the  fpirit  of  the  holy  gods 

Chap.j.n« 
9.  the  fpirit  of  the  holy  gods  is  in  thee 

Verfe  18. 
j.iz.forafmuch  as  an  excellent  fpirit  &  knowl. 

14.1  have  heard  that  the  fpirit  of  the  gods  is 
£.$.becaufe  an  excellent  fpirit  was  found  in 

Afk.i.n.ifa  man  walking  in  rhe /pi.  &fal(hood 

Hag.i.H-  Lord  ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  Zetubbab. 

&  the /pit  of  Jofhua  the  fon  of  Jofedech 

&  the  fp. of  all  the  remnant  of  the  people 

Zecb.7. 1  i.fent  in  his  fpirit  by  the  former  prophets 

ii.i.and  formeth  the  fpirit  of  man  within  him 

MaLi.i  f -yet  had  he  the refidue  of thefpirit 

therefore  take  heed  to  your  fpirit 
Verfe  16. 
Mtf.4.1.  then  was  Jefus  led  up  of  thefpirit 
i4.KJ.were  troubledjfaying,  It  is  a  fpirit 
21.45.  how  doth  David  in/pit  call  him  Lord 
2iy.41.the/fOTt  indeed  is  willing,but  the  fleih 
Mar. 1. 10. Spirit  like  a  dove,  defcending  upon  him 
1  z.  the  Spirit  driveth  him  into  the  wildernes 
2.8.when  Jefus  perceived  in  his  fpirit  that 
6.49.  they  fuppofed  it  had  been  a  fpirit 
8. 1 2.  and  he  tighed  deeply  in  his  fpirit 
j.20.ftraightway  thefpirit  tare  him 
i6.fpirit  cryed,  and  rent  him  fore 
14.38.Zpit  is  ready,but  the  flefti  is  weak 
Lu\e  1.17.UT1U  go  before  him  in  the/pifand 
8o.child  grew,and  waxed  ftrong  in  thefpirit 
Chap.2.40. 
2.27.he  came  by  the  fpirit  into  the  temple 
4.1.  was  led  by  thefpirit  into  the  wilderneffe 
i4.in  the  power  of  thefpirit  into  Galilee 
j  j. which  had  2  fpirit  of  an  unclean  divell 
8.5  f. her  fpirit  came  again,and  (he  arofe 
9.3  9.and  lo  a  fpirit  taketh  him,and  he  fuddenly 
5  5.  know  not  w  hat  maner  of  fpirit  ye  are  of 
10.2 1. in  that  hour  Jefus  re joyced  in  fpirit 
ij.n.a  woman  which  had  a  fpirit  of  infirmity 
24.37.fuppofed  that  they  had  feen  a  fpirit 
39. for  a  fpirit  hath  not  flefh  and  bones 
John  i.j  2.1  faw  the  Spirit  defcending  from  heav. 
j  j. on  whom  thou  {bait  lee  the  Spi.  defcend, 
3 .  j. except  a  man  be  born  of  water  &  of  the  Sp. 
3  4.  giveth  not  thefpirit  by  meafure  unto  him 
4.2j.{hall  worlbip  the  Fath.in /pit  &  in  truth 
24.God  is  a  Spirit,  &  they  that  worfliip  him 
muft  worfhip  him  in  fpirit  and  in  truth 
(.6  3.  it  is  the  fpirit  that  quickenech 

the  words  that  I  fpeak,they  are  fpirit 
7.3  9 .  but  this  fpake  he  of  the  fpirit 
1 1.3  3. he  groaned  in  the  fpirit,  and  was  troubl. 
1 3.2 1. was  ttoubled  in  fpirit,8c  teftified,  &  faid 
A&s  2.4. as  the  Spirit  gave  them  utterance 
6.10. not  able  to  refift  the — /pi.by  which  he  fpa. 
8.i?.then  the  Spirit  faid  unto  Philip,  Go,  meet 
10.19.Spit  faid  to  him,Three  men  feek  thee 
1 1.1 2.  and  the  Spirit  bade  me  go  with  them 

28.(tgnified  by  thefpirit,  that  there  fhould  be 
16.7.  but  the  Spirit  fufrered  them  not 

18. faid  to  the /pit,!  com. thee  in  the  Name 
17.16.his/pit  was  flirted  in  him  when  he 
i8.f.Paul  wasprelVed  in  fpirit,  and  teftified  to 
2' 5. and  being  fervent  in  fpirit,  he  fpake 

19.2  I.Paul  purpored  in  the  /p. when  he  had paf. 
20.12.I  go  bound  in  the/pit  to  Jerufalem 
2t.4.whofaid  toJPaul  through  che/pit,thit  he 


2j.8.no  refurre&ion,neither  angel,  nor  fpirit   \ 
j.if  z  fpirit  or  an  angel  hath  fpoken  to  him 
&M8.i.4.with power3 according  to  thefp.of  holm. 
2.29.  ^ircumcif.  is  that  of  the  heart  in  the  Jpirit 
8.1  .walk  not  after  the  flefh,but  after  the  Spirit 

Vetieq. 
2.1aw  of  the  Spir.of  life— -hath  m,ade  me  free 
j.that  are  after  the  Spit,the  things  of  the  Sp. 
9.ye  are  not  in  the  fleih,but  in  the  Spirit 

if  any  man  have  not  the  Spirit  of  Chrift 
io.but  the  Spirit  is  life,becaufe  of  righteouf. 
1 1. if  the  Spirit  of  him  that  raifed  up  Jefus 

quicken  your  mortall  bodies,by  his  Spirit 
1 3  .if  ye  through  the  Sp.do  mortific  the  deeds 
16.fyj.it  felf  beareth  witneife  with  our  fpirit 
23.  which  have  the  firit-fruits  of  the  Spirit 
ao\the  Spirit  zlfo  helpeth  our  infirmities 

the  Spirit  it  felf  maketh  intercef.for  us 
27.  knowcthwhatisthemindof  the  Spirit 
H.ii .fervent  in/pit,ferving  the  Lord 
1 5.30.  &  for  the  love  of  the  Spir.  that  ye  ftrive 
1  C«'.2.4.but  in  demonftration  of  the  Spirit 

io.revealed  them  to  us  by  his  Spirit  .  . . 

for  the  Spirit  fearcheth  all  shings 
1  i.fave  thefpirit  of  a  man  which  is  in  hint 
i2.notthe/p.of  the  world,butthe  Sp.which 
y.3-abfent  in  body,  but  prefent  in  fpirit 

f  .that  the  fpi.  may  be  faved  in  the  day  of  the 
<5.i  1.  and  by  the  Spirit  of  our  God 

17.be  that  is  joyned  to  the  Lord  is  one  fpirit 

20.glorifie  G.in  your  body,and  in  your  fpirit 

7.  34.  the  may  be  holy  both  in  body  &  in  f pir.it 

1 2.4.diverfities  of  gifts,  but  the  fame  Spirit 

7.  manifeftation  of  the  Sp.  is  given  to  every 

8.to  one  is  given  by  the  Spxhe  word  of  wifd. 

the  word  of  knowledge ,by  the  fame  Sp. 

9.to  another  faith,  by  the  fame  Spirit 

the  gifts  of  healing,  by  the  fame  Spirit 
1 1  .all  thefe  worketh  the  felf  fame  Spirit 
1 3.  for  by  one  Spirit  are  we  all  baptized  into 
been  all  made  to  drink  into  one  Spirit 
1 4. 2.  howbeit,in  the  fpir.  he  fpeaketh  myfteries 
1 5. 1  will  fing  with  the  fpirit, and  I  will  fing 
i6.elfe,when  thou  (halt  blefle  with  thefpirit 
1 5.45.  laft  Adam  was  made  aquickning/pv't 
2  Cw.3.3.but  with  the  fpirit  of  the  living  God 
6. not  of  theletter,but  of  thefpirit 

the  letter  killeth,  but  the/p.giveth  life 
8.miniftration  of  the  fpirit  be  rather  glorious 
i7.L.i$  that  Spir.  &  where  the  Sp.oi  the  L.is 
4.13^  we  having  the  fame  fpirit  of  faith 
7. 1. from  all  filthinefleof  the  flefh  and  fpirit 

1 3-becaufe  his  fpirit  was  refreshed  by  you 
1  i.4.anothcr/pit,whichye  havenot  received 
12.18.  walked  we  not  in  the  fame/pit 
Gal.^.t.  received  ye  the  Spirit  by  the  works  of  the 
3 .  having  begun  in  t  he  Spirit, are  ye  now 
5-he  theref.  that  miniftreth  to  you  the  Spirit 
i4.promife  of  the  Spirit  through  faith 
4.6.  God  hath  fent  forth  the  Spirit  of  his  Son 
5 . 5 .  for  ye  through  the  Spirit  wait  for  the  hope 
ifi.walk  in  theSp*t,and  ye  (hall  not  fulfill 
1 7 .flefh  lufteth  againft  the  Spirit ,&  theSpirit 
1 8. if  ye  be  led  of  the  Spirit, ye  are  not  under 
2  j. if  we  live  in  the  Sp.let  us— walk  in  the  S. 
6.  i.rcftore  fuch  a  one  in  the  Spirit  of  meeknefle 
8 .  but  he  that  foweth  to  the  Spirit 

(hall  of  the  Spirit  reap  life  everlafting 

1 8. grace  of  our  LJef.Chrift  be  with  your  fp. 

Eph.z.i.  the  fpirit  that  now  worketh  in  the  chil.of 

18.  accefle  by  one  Spirit  unto  the  Father 

22.  an  habitation  of  God  through  the  Spirit 

3 . 5  .to  his  holy  apoftles  &  prophets  by  the  Spir. 

16.  ftrengthened  with  might  by  his  Spirit 
4.3.  endeavouring  to  keep  the  unity  of  the  Spi. 
4-there  is  one  body,  and  one  Spirit 
23.and  be  renewed  in  thefpirit  of  your  mind 
5.9.fruit  of  the  Spirit  is  in  all  goodnefle,righte. 

18.  but  be  filled  with  the  Spirit 
6. 1 7. helmet  of  falvati.&  the  (word  of  the  Spir. 
18.  praying  alwayes—  in  the  Spirit 
Pfci/.i.i9.andthe  fu  pply  of  the  Spirit  of  Jef.  Chr. 
27. that  ye  (land  fail  in  one  fpirit 
2.1.  if  any  tellowfliipof  the  Spirit 
3.3.circumcifion,  which  worfhip  G.in  the  fpir. 
Col.  1.8.  declared  unto  us  your  love  in  the  Spirit 
' ._.  Sfff 


2. 5. yet  am  I  with  you  in  thefpirit 

1  Thefsijp.  quench  not  thefpirit 

23.1  pray  God  your  whole  /pit,and  foul 

2  Tfe/.2.2;orbe  troubled,eitherby  fpiritot 

8.  (hall  confume  with  thefpirit  of  his  mouth 
1 3.to  lalvationjekough  fanctifioof  the  Spin 

1  Tim.  3. 1 6\manifeft  in  the  flefti,  jutlifi. in  theSp. 

4. 1  .now  the  Spirit  fpeaketh  exprefly,that  in 
1 2,  be  thou  an  example— in  fpirit, \n  faith* 

2  T/OT.4.22.  the  Lord  Jef.  Cbrifl  be  with  thy /pit 
Pbilcm.i.  J.grace  of  our  L.Jef.Ch.be  With  your  fp. 
Heb.4.i2.dividing  afunder  of  foul  and  fpirit 

9.14  who  through  the  erernall  Spirit  offered 
10.2,9'and  hath  done  defpite  unto  the  Spirit  oF 
fam.z.zS.zs  the  body  without  the  fpirit  isdead,fo 
4.$.thc/p.that  dwelleth  in  us  lu!kth  to  envie 
1  Pet.  1. 2.  through  fanclif.  of  the  Spi.to  obedience 
I  i.the  Spirit  of  Chrift  which  was  in  therft 
22.  in  obeying  the  truth  through  (he  Spirit 
3.4,the  ornament  of  a  meek  and  quiet  fpirit 

18.  but  quickened  by  the  Spirit 
4.6.but  live  according  to  God  in  the  fp'.rif 
1  John  3.24.  by  the  Spirit  which  he  hath  given  lis 
4. 1 ,  beloved  ,bc  leeve  not  every  fpirit 
a.eveiy  fpirit  that  conftfftth  that  Jefus  Chr.ii 
3 .  &  every  fpirit  that  confefleth  not  chat  Jef. 
,  ,1  j.becaule  he  hath  given  us  of  his  Spirit 
y^iic  is  the  Spirit  that  beareth  witnefle 

becaufe  the  Spirit  is  truth 
8.the/])OTt3and  the  water,and  the  bloud 
Jude  r<j.  fenfuall,  having  not  the  Spirit 
Rev.i.'io.l  was  in  thefpirit  on  the  Lords  day 
2.7.wkat  rhe  Spirit  faith  unto  the  churches 

Ver.n, 17,29.  Ch. 3.6,13,22. 
4.2. and  immediately  I  was  in  the /pit 
1 1.1  l.Spiritot  life  from  God  entred  into  them 
14. 1 3.  yea,faith  the  Spirit, xhat  they  may  reft 
1 7. 3-fb  he  carried  me  sway  in  the  fpirit 
1 8.2.and  the  hold  of  every  foul  fpirit 
21.10.  away  in  the  fpirit  to  a  great  high  moun. 
22.17.and  the  Spirit  and  the  Bride  fay,Come 
Spirit  of  adoption. 
Rom.%.  1 5-ye  have  received  the  Spirit  of  adopdon 

^Jptrit  ofanticbrijl. 
1  John  4-3.and  this  is  that /pit  of  antichrift 

g^pttit  of  bondage. 
Rom. S.i  5 -have  not  received  the /pit  of  bondage 

Bfrrn  of  the  j^ptttt. 
John  3 .6.that  which  is  born  of  the  Spirit  is  fpirit 
8  .fo  is  every  one  that  is  born  of  the  Spirit 
Gij/.4.29,perfec.him  that  was  born  after  the  fpirit 

Broken  &$itit. 
Pf&l  ft  .17.  facrifices  of  God  are  a  broken  fpirit 
Pro.  17.1 2.but  a  broken  fpirit  dfieth  the  bones 

i&pfrit  of  burning. 

Ifa  4.4-bloud  of  Jerufa. — by  thefpirit  of  burning 

Spirit  ofebrift. 

1  Pet.1.1 1. Spirit  of  Chrift  which  was  in  them  did 

Contrite  ^pttii:, 
Ifa.$7. 1 J  .that  is  of  a  contrite  and  humble  fpirit 
66. 2.to  him  that  is  poor,&  of  a  contrite  fpirit 
ia>pttf  t  ofcounfell. 
lfa.i  i.2.reft  upon  him  thefpirit  of  coUnf.  &  migj 

Jbptttt  of  divination. 
Acts  i6.i6.damf.po(fefled  with  a /p.of  divination 

Dumb&tpitit, 
Mark  9. 1 7,my  fon,which  hath  a  dumb  fpirit 

25.  thou  dumb  and  deaf  fpirit,  I  charge  thee 
Earneflofj&jpixit, 

2  Cff>\i.22.given  the  earned  of  the  Sp.in  our  hear, 
5. 5. given  unto  us  the  earned  of  the  Spirit 

j&pirit  oferrour. 

1  Joh.4.6  .the  Spirit  of  truth,  &  the  fpirit  oferrour 

EviU£>Qixit,See<&W. 

Faitbfull  $\tttit, 
Pro.  1 1.1 3.of  a  faitbfull /p.concealeth  the  matter 

Familiar  Spirit. 
Lev.16.z7.m2n  or  woman  that  hath  a  fzmil.fpirit 
1  Sam.xK.yAeekmez  woman  thatlaathafam./]». 

that  hath  a  familiar/pint  atEndor 
8.divineuntomeby  the  familiar  fpirit 

1  Chr. 10.1 3.counfellof  one  that  had  afamil./p 

2  Chr. 33.6.2nd  dealt  with  a  familiar  fpirit 
I/a.29.4.  (hall  be  as  of  one  that  hathafamil./pim 

ia>ptttt  of  fear. 
2  Tim.  1 .7.  God  hath  not  given  us  thefpirit  of  fear 

Foul] 


S  P  I 


S  P  I 


S  P  I 


S  P  I 


S  P  I 


S  P  o 


Foul  jfrpitit, 
Mar.a.i  y.rebuked  the  fouiypwii/aying  unto  him 

Fruit  of  the  jg>pfrtt. 
Gal.  5.22.  fruit  of  the  fpirit  is  love,  joy 

Good  §&<Qitft, 

Neh.o,  20.  thy  good  fpirit  to  inftruft  them 

SbQititofGod,  SeedgoD. 

^pitit  of  glory. 

1  Pet.4.14.  for  the  fpirit  of  glory  refteth  upon  you 

j&ptrit  of  grace. 

Zecb.ia.io.uponthehoufe  ofDavid  thefp.of gra. 

Holy  ibpitit,  See  fcolp. 

Humble  <g,p(M. 

Fro.  1 6. 1 9 . better  it  is  to  be  of  an  humble  fpirit 

29.23  .honour  mail  uphold  the  humble  in  fpirit 
jfa.^7.1  j.that  is  of  a  contrite  and  humble.//wtf 

Spirit  of  jealoufie. 
Num.^.x^.tk  the  fpirit  of  jealoufie  come  upon  him 
if  the/pirtf  of  jealoufie  come  upon  him 
jo.or  when  the  fpirit  of  jeal.  cometh  on  him 
Spirit  of  judgment. 
Ifa.q.qbloud  of  Jerufal.  by  the  fpirit  of  judgment 
28.6.and  for  a.  fpirit  of  judgment  to  him  that 
£>pif(t  of  knowledge, 
ifa.i  i.a.the  /pjrii  of  knowledge,and  ofthe  fear  of 

Spirit  o/7//e. 
X*».i"ri  i.jjira*  of  life  from  G.  entred  into  them 

j&pfrtt  ofthe  Lord,  See  HoiO, 

Lying  iSpttit,  Seeling, 

spirit  ofmee\neffe. 

1  Cflr.4.  21.  (hall  I  come  in  the  fpirit  of  meekneflV 

My  <&pfrtr, 

Gen.6.^. my  fpir.diHl  not  alwayes  ftrive  with  man 

Job-j.\  1. 1  willfpeakintheanguifhofmy/Jwtf 
10. 1 2. thy  vifitation  hath  preferved  my  fpirit 
2i.4.why  mould  not  my  fpirit  be  troubled 

Ffal.  3  1.  f  .into  thine  hand  I  commit  my  fpirit 
77.  j.and  my  fpirit  was  overwhelmed 
6.and  my  fpirit  made  diligent  fearcb 
142. j.  when  my  fpirit  was  overwhelm,  within 
^^.theref.ismy/Jw-.  overwhelm,  within  me 
7.hear  me  fpeedily,my/pi>tf  faileth 

Pro.  1. 1  j.I  will  powr  out  my  fpirit  unto  you 

lfa..z6. 9.yta,  with  my  fpirit  within  me  will  I 
30.1  .that  cover  wth  a  covering,but  not  of  my/. 
3  8.1  &.  in  all  thefe  things  is  the  life  of  my  fpirit 
42. 1 .1  have  put  my  fpirit  upon  him 
44.3 .1  will  powr  my  fpirit  upon  thy  feed 
59.  at.  my  fpirit  that  is  upon  thee,&  my  words 

E^.3.14.1  went  in  the  heat  of  my  fpirit  Jbut 
3  6.27. and  I  will  put  my  fpirit  within  you 
37.14.1haH  put  my  fpirit  into  you,  and  ye  fha!l 
39.29-powred  out  myfpi.on  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

Dan.z  .3  .my  fpir.  was  troubled  to  know  the  dream 

7. 1 5, 1  Daniel  was  grieved  in  my  fpirit 
Joel  2.28.I  will  powr  out  my  fpirit  upon  all  flefh 

29.in  thofe  dayes  I  will  powr  out  my  fpirit 
Ails  2. 1 8. 
Hag.i,%Xo  my //>«•« remaineth  among  you 
Zech.^.g.not  by  might,  but  by  my  fpirit 

6.8.  have  quieted  my  fpirit  in  the  north-countr. 
Mat.  1 2. 1 8. 1  will  put  my  fpirit  on  him,&  he  fhall 
Lu\.x.  ^7  .my  fpirit  hath  rejoyced  in  God  my  Savi. 

2  3 .46. into  thy  hands  I  commend  my  fpirit 
Acls  7.5:9.  Lord  Jcfus  receive  my  fpirit 
R0m.L9.is  my  witnefleawhom  I  ferve  with  my  fp. 

1  Cor.  ?.4.and  my/pmf,with  the  power  of  our  Lo. 

14.14.  my  fpirit  prayeth,but  mine  understand. 
i6.r8.  for  they  have  refrefhed  my  fpirit 

2  Cor.  2. 1 3 .1  had  no  reft  in  my  fpirit,  becaufe 

New  Spirit. 

Elgk'i  i.  I9-I  will  put  anew  fpirit  within  you 

1 8.3 1.  &  make  you  a  new  heart,&  a  new  fpirit 

3tf.26.and  a  new  fpirit  will  I  put  within  you 

Nevuneffe  of  &pir<t, 

K<tf».7.6.that  we  fhould  ferve  in  newnefle  of  fpirit 

Patient  £>pttft, 
Ecclcf.y.S.  patient  in  fpirit  is  better  then  the  proud 

Perverfe  Spirit. 
iyrf.i9.14.L0rd  hath  mingled  a  perverfe/jwrtf  in 

Poor  Spirit. 
Mat.  5. 3.  blefied  are  the  poor  in  fpirit, for  theirs 

S>pttifc  ofpromife. 
Ephef.1.1 3.  fealed  with  that  holy  fpirit  ofpromife 


Spirit  ofproftxfic. 
Rev.19.xo.  teftimony  of  Jef.  is  the/pirzrofproph. 

Proud  Spirit. 
Eccl.7 . 8  .pati.in  fp.is  better  then  the  proud  in  fp  ir. 

Spirit  of  (lumber. 
Rom. 1 1.8.  God  hath  given  them  the  fpirit  of  flurn. 

Sorrowfull  Spirit. 
1  Sam.1.1 5.I  am  a  woman  of  aforrowfull/pini 

*>ptrtt of  truth. 

foh.i/i.ij,eyen  theS,pi/*.ofttuth,whom  the  world 

1  5.  26.  even  the  Spirit  of  truth,  which  proceed. 

1 6- 1 3.howbeit,when  the  Spir.  of  truth  is  come 

1  John  4.6.hereby  know  we  the  Spir.of tiuth3  and 

Vexation  of  Spirit. 
£«&/•!.  14.aH  is  vanity  and  vexation  of fpirit 

Chap. 2. 1 1,17. 

i7.this  alfo  is  vexation  of  fpirit  Clwp.2.26. 

&  4.4,16.  816.9. 

4-6.then  both  hands  ful  with  vexation  of  fpirit 

lfa.6  5.  14.  and  fhall  howl  for  vexation  of  fpirit 

Unclean  Spirit. 
Ze  c.  1 3 . 2.the  unclean  fpirit  to  paffe  out  of  the  land 
Mat.  1 2.43  .when  the  unclean  fpir. is  gone  out  of  a 

Lu\e  11.24. 
Mar.  1. 23. in  their  Synag.a  man  with  an  uxxcl.fpir. 
16.  when  the  unclean  fpirit  had  torn  him 
3.30.they  faid,He  hath  an  unclean  fpirit 
5.2.met  him  aman  with  an  unclean  fpirit 

8.comeout  ofthe  man,thou  unclean  fpirit 
7.2j.whofe  young  daugh.had  an  unclean  fpirit 
i«^.8.29.commanded  the  unclean  fpi.to  come  out 
9. 42. and  Jefus  rebuked  the  unclean  fpirit 
Sfrntitt  of  underftanding. 
ifa.i  1.2.  reft  upon  him  the  fpirit  of — underftand. 

Spirit  ofrvho'cdomes. 
Hof.$.  1  z.fpirit  of  whored.hath  caufed  them  to  erre 
5.4/pi.  of  whoredomes  is  in  the  midft  of  them 
Spirit  of  wifdome. 
£#0^.28. 3.whom  I  have  filled  with  thefp.of  wif. 
Deai.34.9J0m.— was  full  of  the //wit  of  wifdom 
ifa.i  i.z.ieti  upon  him  the  Spirit  of  wifdome  and 
Ephcf.x. lj.may  give  to  you  the  fpirit  of  wifdome 

Wounded  Spirit. 
Pi'0.i8.i4.but  a  wounded  fpirit  who  can  bear 

&pfrtt0, 
Num.i6.zz.O  Godjthe  G-of  tbe.//w/ttof  all  flefh 
27.1 6.1et — the  God  of  the  fpirits  of  all  flefh  fet 
Ffal.  i04.4.who  maketh  his  angels  fpirits 
Pro.  1 6.2.but  the  Lord  weigheth  the  fpirits 
Zech.6.%.  thefe  are  the  four  fpirits  ofthe  heavens 
Mat.%.  i6.he  caft  out  the  fpirits  with  his  word 

10.  i.gave  them  power  againft  unclean  fpirits 
M ar.  1. 27. with  authority  comman.he  the  uncl.fpi. 
3. 11. unclean  fpirits  fell  down  before  him 
5.13.  unclean  fpirit  centred  into  the  (wine 
6.7Vgave  them  power  over  unclean  fpirits 
Lul(e  4. 36. commandeth  fpirits,  and  they  come  out 
6. 1 8.and  they  were  vexed  with  unclean  fpirits 
10.20.not  that  the  fpirits  are  fubjecr,  to  you 
Acls  5.  1 6. them  that  were  vexed  with  unclean  [pi. 

8 .7. unclean  fpirits  came  out  of  many 
1  Cot.  1 2. 10.  to  another  difcerning  of  fpirits 
14.3  2.  fpirits  of  the  prophets  are  fubjeft 
1  Tim.Of.  1.  giving  heed  to  feducing/pinij" 
Heb.  1 .7.  who  maketh  his  angels  [pints ^  his  min. 
1 4. are  they  not  allminiftring/jfWW 
1 2.9-be  in  fubje&ion  to  the  Father  of  fpirits 
23.10  the  fpirits  of  juft  men  made  perfeft 
1  P«.3.i9.preached  unto  the  fpirits  in  prifon 

1  John  4. 1  .trie  the/pinJ^whether  they  are  of  God 
Rev.  1 6. 1 3.  three  unclean  fpirits  like  frogs 

1 4. for  they  are  the  fpirits  of  devils 
Zvill  i§>ptr»t!S,SeeCi)th\ 
Familiar  <g>pfrftg. 
Lev.19.3 1.  regard  not  them  that  have  familiar /pi. 

20.6.  that  turneth  after  familiar  fpirits,!  will 
De«t.i8.n.or  a  confulter  with  familiarypOTW 
i  Sam.z2.$.  put  away  fuch  as  had  familiar  fpirits 
9.  hath  cut  off  thofe  that  have  familiar/pim* 

2  J(,?.2i.6.dealt  with  familiar  fpirits  &  wizxards 

23.24.  workers  with  fzmi\izt fpirits  were  fpied 

2/0.8.19.  feek  unto  them  that  have  familiar//'ii'i» 

i9.3.fhallfeektothem  which  have  f3.mi\.fpirits 

Seven  Spirits,  See  S^fam, 

jS>pirttaaU. 

Hof. 9. 7. the  proph.is  a  fool,  the/p»ir«.man  is  mad 


Rom.  1 . 1 1 .1  may  impart  to  you  fome  fphiiu.iil  g  i  t 
7.  i4.vve  knew  that  the  law  is  J 'pirituallpm  I  j  ; 
1 5.27.  made  partaker's  of  their  fpirituall  thini 


Cor.1.1^.  comparing  fpirit/iall  things  with  fpir] 
1 5. he  that  iifpirtfuail  judgeth  all  things 


3.  i.not  fpeak  unto  you  as  unto  fpirituaU 
9.1 1. if  we  have  fowen  to  you  fpirituaU  things 
10.  j. and  did  all  eat  the  fame  fpirituaU  meat 
4-and  did  all  drink  the  fame  fpirituaU  drink 
they  drank  of  that  fpirituaU  Rockth. 
1 2. 1. now  concerning/pi/i.'««//gifts,I  would 
14. 1.  defire./]wtoi#gitts,but  rather  that 
12. as  ye  are  zealous  of  fpirituaU  gifts 
37.if  any  man  think  himfelf//>«';taz#,lct 
1  f.44.  it  is  raifed  a  fpirituaU  body 

naturall  body,&  there  is  a  fpirituaU  boc 

46.  that  was  not  firi'c  which  is  fpirituall}bui 

3nd  then  that  which  isfpiritut  I , 

Gal. 6. t. ye  which  ate  fpirituaU  reftore  fuch  a  oni 

Ephef.1,1.  blefredusvvithall/^iwM//blefIings 

5.19.  fpeaking  to  your  felves  in  —  fpiri.  fon>-, 

6. 1 2.  againft  fpirituaU  wickedn.  in  high  plact ; 

CW.i.9.fillcd  with  all  wifdome  &//>»-.under{tan<r 

3.i6.admoni.  one  another  in— fpirituaU iom 

1  Pct.i.i.  ate  built  up  a [pmtuaU  boufe 
an  holy  priefthood  to  offer  wfpir.  fid 

£>pu-rtna!!p, 
Rom.S.6.  ro  befpirituaUy  minded  is  life  and  peac 

2  Cor.z .  1 4.becaufe  they  are  fpiritually  difcerned 
Rom.  1 1.8.  which  fpiritually  is  called  Sodom 

&P<t. 
Lcv.i  y.8.that  hith  the  iSutfpit  upon  him  that  is 
W«zw.i2.i4.ifher  father  bad  but  fpit  in  her  face 
Deut.is-9-  maWfpit  in  his  face,and  fliall  fay 
Job  30.10.and  fpare  not  to  fpit  in  my  face 
Mat.  16.67  then  did  they  fpit  in  his  face 

z7.10.fpit  upon  him,and  took  the  teed,and 
Mar. 7. 11. he  fpit,  and  touched  his  tongue 
8.2  3.whcnhehad/]w£  on  hiseyes,andput 
10.34.and  they  fhall  /pi?  upon  him 
14.65.and  fome  began  to  fpit  upon  him 
1  $.i9.did  fpit  upon  him,  bowing  their  knees 

g>pite. 

Pfa.  10.  i4.beholdeft  mifchief  Sifpite^o  requite  i 

j&pftefuilp. 

Af^.2  2.6.intreated  them fpitefully, md  flew, then 
Lu\e  1 8.32.and  fhill  bcfpitefuUy  intreated 

&pttttf). 
Lu\e  i8.32.fpitefully  intreated,and/pi«erfupon 

7/0.50.6.1  hid  not  my  face  from  fhame  and  fpitiw 
^ptttle. 

1  Sam.z  1 .  1 3 .  let  his  fpittle  fall  down  on  his  bean 
Job  7.  ig.nor  let  me  alone  till  I  fwal.down  myfp 
Joh.9.6.made  clay  of the  fpittle,  &  he  anointed  th> 

^pofeen. 
Num.  1 4.2 8 .as  ye  have  fpol^n  in  mine  ears 

21.7.  for  we  hasefpo\cn  againft  the  Lord 
Veut.  5.28.I  have  heard  the  words  they  have  [pofc 
wellfaid  all  that  they  have//W^, 

13.5.  becaufe  he  hath/po^ento  turn  you  away 
18.17.  well  fpo\cn  that  which  they  have  fpo\en 

2  S0OT.2.27.unleffe  thou  hadft  fpo\en,fuxely  then 
14. 1 9. from  ought  my  Lord  the  king  hath  fpo\ 

17.6.  Ahithophel  hath  fpo\m  after  this  manns 

1  Kjng.i.zj.if  Adonijah  have  not fpok-  this  wor, 
12.9.  anfwerthis  people  who  have  fpo\cn  torn 

zChro.xo.c. 
i8.24.anfvered  and  faid,It  is  weliyp»^s 

2  Kjn.4. 1 3  .wouldft  thou  be  [po\m  for  to  the  kin 
2  Cfcr.36.22.that  the  wordy^.byrhe  mouth  of  Jei 
Job  3  3.2.my  tongue  hath  fpo\tn  in  my  mouth 

34.3  5.  Job  hath  fpo\en  without  knowledge 
42.7.not//>.of  me  the  thing  that  is  right     V.S 
P[al.66. 14. and  my  mouth  hath  fpo\en  when  I  wa  , 
87.3.  glorious  things  atefpo\en  of  thee 

1  C9.2.they  havefpofen  againft  me  with  a 
Pro. 1  5-23.a  woxdfpohcn  in  due  feafon,how 

2  5. 1 1. a  word  fitly  fpo\tn  is  like  appks  of 
Ecclcf.7.z  r.no  heed  to  all  words  that  are  fpo\ai 
Cant.%.%.  in  the  day  when  fhe  fhall  he(po\m  for 
Ifa. 23.4.^  the  fea  hath  fpo\en 

59.3  .your  lips  have  fpo\en  lies 
Jer.26.r6.for  he  hath  fpoken  to  us  in  the  name 
29, 23. and  have  fpoken  lying  words  in  my  nami  j 

3  3.24.  what  this  people  havefpo[en 

44..2T.Vei 


S  P  O        S  P  o 

44. if. ye  and  your  wives  have  both  fpo\cn 
£^c/;.i  3 .7. have  ye  not  Jpofen  a  lying  divination 

8  .becaufe  ye  have  fpoken  vanity 
PflS.4.3  1.  O  king  Nebuchadn.  to  thee  it  is  fpoken 
Uof.y-i  3  .yet  they  have  fpo\en  lies  againft  me 

io.4.they  have  fpoken  words/wearing 
Amos  $.i4.(hall  be  with  you,as  ye  have  fpoken 
Obad.i  2.(houldft  thou  have  fpoken  proudly  in 
M'tcdh  6. 1 2  .inhabitants  thereof  have  fpo\cn  lies 
Z«b.io.2.the  idols  have  fpoken  vanity 
ikfj/.?.i}.whithive  vie  fpoken  fo  much 
Atar.  26.65.  he  hath/p%tfblafphemy 
Mark  5.36.  as  Jefus  heard  the  word  that  was  fpe\. 

i4.9.(hall  bt  fpoken  of  for  a  memoriall 
Lu\e  2.33.  marvell.at  thofe  things  which  were /p. 
j  4.  for  a  figne  which  (hall  be  fpoken  againft 
u.j.whatfoever  ye  hwe  fpoken  in  daiknefle 

that  which  ye  have  fpoken  in  the  ear 
18.54.knew  they  the  things  which  vterefpoken 
John  15.22.not  come  and/po^to  them,they 
zfffj  3.24.  as  many  as  have  fpoken  have  likewife 
8.24.that  none  ofthefe  things  which  ye  have/p. 
1 3.40.  left  that  come  upon  you  which  is  fpoken 
45.thofc  things  which  were  _//>%»  by  Paul 
41J.fb.ould  firft  have  been  fpoken  to  you 
1 6.14-  attended  to  the  things  which  were/ptf^. 
19.  j6.thefe  things  cannot  be  fpofcn  againft 
1 3.9  .or  an  angel  hath  fpoken  to  him 
27.11  .more  thenchofe  things  [pollen  of  Paul 

3  5  .and  when  he  had  thus/po^he  took 
28.22.every  where  it  is  fpoken  againft 

24.  forae  beleeved  the  thrngs  which  were /p. 
KM».i.8.thatyour  faith  is  fpoken  of  throughout 
4.18.  accord,  to  that  which  was  fpoken,  fo  mail 
1 4. 1 6.1et  not  your  good  be  evill  fpo\sn  of 
15.21.to  whom  he  was  not/po^es  of 
1  Cw.10.30.  why  am  I  evill  fpo\en  of 

14.9.I10W  (hall  it  be  known  what  is  fpoken 
Heb.z.i.ii the  word  [po\en  by  angels  was 

$.f.ateftim.of  thofe  things  w6h  were  to  beypfl. 
4.8.not  afterward  have  fpoken  of  another 
7. 1  j.for  he  of  whom  thefe  things  ate  fpoken 
8.i.now  of  the  things  which  we  have  fpoken 
I2.i9.intrcated  that  the  word  (hould  not  be^, 
1  j. 7. who  have fpoken  to  you  the  word  of  God 

1  Pef.4-i4.on  their  part  he  is  evill/po^«of 

2  Pef.2-2.way  of  truth  (hall  be  ev'A\  fpoken  of 

?.2.mindfullofthe  words  which  were  fpoken 
Jiule  1  5  .which  ungodly  finners  have  fpoken  againft 
1 7. remember  the  words  fpo\en  before 
j&po&ett  joined  withGod. 
Ge?2.2i.2.fettime  of  which  God  had  fpotyn 
Dent. 26. 19. to  the  Lord  thy  God,as  hehath/joJ^CK 
Pfal.60.6.  God  huh  fpoken  in  his  hohnefle 

Pfal.  108.7. 
62. r  i.God  hath /po^oncc  ;  twice  have  I  heard 
Ate, 2 2. 3  i.wzs  fpoken  unto  you  by  God,faying 
Ali. j.zi.  which  God  hath  fpofenby  the  mouth  of 
S^BO&eiT  joined  with  Lord}Sce  iloio. 
§&nokzn  in  reference  to  Lord,  or  God, 
Gwz.18.19.  upon  Abraham  that  which  hehath/p. 
Jtaz.23.19.hath  he/pfl£«z,and  (hall  he  not  make 
1  Sm.z  $.30.  good  which  he  hath  //w^ra  concern. 
J/iz.3  8.  i  f.fhall  I  fay,he  hath  both  fpoken  unto 
45.  r9. 1  have  not  [pollen  in  fecret3in  a  dark 

Chap. 48. 16. 
/ec.23.21.1  have  not  fpoken  unto  them,  yet 
He/>.i.2.hath-<-/ptfi|;>Buntonsby  his  Son 

I  have, or  Have  1  Spoken. 
Ges.28.1f  .1  have  done  that  which  I  have  fpoken 

41.28.that  the  thing  which  I  have  fpo.  to  Pha. 
£#0.32.1 3. all  this  land  that  I  have/pa^,  of,  will  I 
J4.untothe  place  which  I  have  fpoken  to  the 
1  &i/tf.i.i6.out  of  my  griefe  have  I  fpoken 

3. 1 2. all  things  which  I  havi  fpoken  concerning 
20. 23. touching  the  matter  which  I  have  fpoken 
Job  2 1. 3. after  I  have  fpokcn,moik  on 

40.?.once  have  I  fpoken,  but  I  will  not  anfwer 
Pfal.ii6.toI  beleeved, there  fore  have!  fpoken 
lfa.46. 1 1 .1  have/po£.it,I  will  alfo  bring  it  to  paffe 

48.1 5. 1,  even  I  have  fpoken 
7^4.28.1  have  fpoken  it,  I  have  purpofed  it 
2  J. 3. 1  have  fpoken  unto  you, rifing  early 

Chap.3f.14. 

jo.2.write  thee  all  the  words  that  I  have  fpoken 

Ch.1p.36-2. 


SPO 


S  P  o 


3  f .  17.  becaufe  I  hive  fpoken  to  them,  but  they 
E^.i  2. 28. word  which  I  have/];tf£.fhal  be  done 
1 3*7.  albeit  I  have  not  [pollen 
z6.  5.  for  I  have  fpoken  it,  faith  the  Lord 

Chap.28.10; 
3  6.  5  .in  the  fire  of  my  jealoufie  have  1  fpoken 

6. behold,  I  have  fpoken  in  my  jealoufie 
38.17.  art  thou  he  of  whom  I  have  fpoken  . 
19. in  the  fireof  my  wrath  have  1  fpolien 
39.8.  this  is  the  day  whereof  I  have  [pollen 
Hof.  1 2. 10. 1  have  alio  fpoken  by  the  prophets 
Job.  12.48. the  word  that  I  have/pe^.the  fame  (hall 
49. for  I  have  not  fpoken  of  my  felf 
14.2  j.thefe  things  have  I  fpoken  unto  you 

Chap.15.1j.  &  161. 
i  J.3.dean,through  the  word  which  1  have  fpok- 
i<j.2 5. have  Ifpofcen  unto  you  in  proverbs 

3  3. thefe  things  have  I  fpoken  unto  you, that 
18.23.if  I  havefpolfn  evill,  bear witneffe 
2  Cor.  4.13. 1  beleeved, therefore  have  I  fpol^n 

Had  ^pohett. 
Gf«.44.2. accord,  to  the  word  that  Jofeph  hadyj-o. 
i^«»3.23.2.Balak  did  as  Balaam  had  fpofpn 
/c/.6.8.whenjcihua,had//'^f3  unto  the  people 

1  J^i»g.i3.ii.words  which  hehad/po^stothe  k. 

21.4.  which  Naboth  the  JcZretlite  hz&fpofcn 

2  l^i»g.i.i7.totheword  which  Elijah  had  fpofcn 
7.18.  came  to  paffeas  the  man  of  God  had  fpo. 

E%ra  8.22.becaui'e  we  hzifpofen  unto  the  king 
Nch.z.18.  alfo  the  kings  words  that  he  had/pollen 
Eft.7-9.v1ho  had  /jw^cBgood  for  the  king 
fob  3  2;4.Elthu  had  waited  till  Job  haJ.//WfC>z 
/er.36.4.  all  the  words  oftheL.which  he  had  fpo. 
38.1.  heard  the  words  that  Jeremiah  hadfpoJim 
Dan.io.i  i.when  he  had  fpol(cn  this  word  to  me 

1  j. when  he  hzdfpofen  fuch  words  unto  me 
19.  and  v/hen  he  had  fpokeft  unto  me 

ilfdr.i.42.affoon  as  he  had  [poteen,  immediady 
1 2.1 2.that  he  had  [pollen  the  parable  aga.  them 
•  Litl^e  20.19. 

Lu\e  i9:28.hadthus/j?%»,  hewentbetore 
24t40. had  thus [po\. he  (hewed them  hishands. 

John  4.50.  beleeved  the  word  that  Jefus  had  fpolfcn 
0.6.  when  he  had  thus  fpolien,  he  fpat  on  the  gr. 
1 1.1  3. thought  he  had  fpofcn  of  taking  reft 

43.when  he  thus  hadj/w.he  ciyed  with  a  loud 
18. i.when  Jefus  had  fp\m  thefe  words^he 

22. when  he  had  thus.^^.one  of  the  officers 
20.i8.thathehad/p»^?z  thefe  things  unto  her 
21.19.when  he  had  ftol{!n  this, he  faith 

Atts  1. 9. had  fpvfcn  thefe  things,he  was  taken 
9.27.and  that  he  had  fpolien  unto  him 
19. 4 1. had  thus  fpolien t  he  difmiflcd  the  affemb. 
20.36.had  thus/pfli|fcs,he  kneeled  down 
26. 30. had  thus/]w£«8,the  kingrofe  up 
2 8. 2 5. after  that  Paul  hadfpok.cn  one  word. 

Heb.9.19.  when  Mofes  had  fpok.cn  every  precept    . 
Spoken  joyned  w  ith  prophet. 

Dcnt.iS.zi.  the  prophet  hath  fpoken  it  prefumptu. 

E^k- 14.9. if  the  proph.  be  deceiv.when  he  haih  fp. 

Afiif.2.i7.which  was  fpoken  by  Jcrenniz  theproph. 

Chap. 27.9. 

2  3. fulfilled  which  was  fpoken  by  the  prophet 

Chap.i 3.35.8c  27.35. 

j. 3.  he  that  was  fpoken  of  by  the  prophet  Efaias 

4.i4.fulfilled  which  viasfpokenby  Efa.the  pro. 

Chap.8.i7.8f  12.I7. 

2  i.4.fulfilled  which  Ytasfpok.cn  by  the  prophet 

24. 1 5.  defolat./jpo^ra  of  by  Daniel  the  prophet 

Mark  13.14. 

Luke  24.25.tobeleeve  all  that  theproph.  havejpo. 

Acts  z.16. which  v/asfpoken  by  the  prophet  Joel 

Jam.  5, 10. my  breth.the proph.  which  havcfpok.cn 

Thou  haft  Spoken. 
Gcn.t9.z1.  the  city  for  the  which  thou  haft  fpoken 
Exod.  4.  10.  nor  lince  thou  haft/po^fK  to  thy  ferv. 
10. 29.Mofcs  faid,Thou  haft  fpoken  well 
33.17.I  wildo  this  this  thing  wch  thou  haft  fp. 
Jv"«;a.i4.i7.according  as  thou  haft  fpoken,  faying 
De«i.i.i4.thing  which  thou  haft//>o/jeH  is  good 
Ruth  2. 13.  for  that  thou  haft  fpoken  friendly. 
2  5<jw.6.2  2.themaid-fer.  which  thou  haft/po/f.  of 
7.19.  thou  haft  fpoken  alfo  of  thy  fervants  houfc 
1  Chro.i'j.  17. 
zf.thatthou  haft  fpoken  concerning  thy  fcr. 
1  Chro.\-y  .2  3. 
Sfff  2 


SPO        SPO 

2  Xjng.zo.  1 9. good  is  the  word  which  thou  hafty^. 
~  1  ■   .  .  lfa.i9.Hi 

£/?.i?.  io.let  noth.fail  of  all  that  thou  hiSt  fpoken 
Job  1 3.8.thouhaft/jC%K  in  my  hearing 
Jcr. 3. 5. thou  haft  fpoken  and  done  evill  things 
3  2.24-what  thou  had  fpoken  is  come  to  pafl'e 
44.16.as  for  the  wprd  that  thou  haft  fpoken 
5  i  ,62. thou  hid.  fpoken  againft  this  place 
E\(k-l  ?■  *  *=  tnou  haft  fpolien  Againft  the  moun.  of 

^jpoUesf.    .    . 

1  ^tf.7-3  3 -their  felloes^heir/pfl^.f  were  all  mol. 

.^po&efcmati. 
Exod.4.i6.and  he  (hall  be  thy  fpokef- man 

^)pccn. 

Num.? .lq.onejpoon of  a-n  ihekels  ofgold  V.20, 
16,32,38,44,50,5(5,62,68,74,80. 

Spoons. 

Exod.z<;.ig.  make  the  iiilhesthereof,&  the  fpoont 

3 7. 1 6. he  made  h'\i  difhesr  and  hisfpoons 
Num.^.y.  and  put  thereon  the  dimes,  &  ihcfpoons 
7.84. twelve  iilver  bowls,  twdvefpooiis  ofgold 
&6.thtfpoonso(  gold  were  twelve 

all  the  gold  of  the  fpoomv/as  i20.fliek. 

i  Kjnt7.%oA\efpoons,  &  the  cenfers  of  pure-gold 

'     z  Chro.$.zz. 

z  Kwg.i<;.\n.fpoons>&  all  the  vt  fil  Is  o  finals  took 

7^52.18. 
|i  Cfo-.24.14, whereof  we're  made  fpoons  and  vtfltls 
Jtr.  52.19'.  the  candlefticks,  the  fpodns,&.  the  cups 

-     J&PF4t. 
Jttdg.  1  et.25 .call  for  Sami.  that  he  may  make  us/p. 
1    and  he  made  them  f port 
27.be!reld  while  Samfon  made  fport.     ■ 
Pro.  1  o. 23.it  is  afport  to  a  fool  to  do  mifchief 
26. 19.  and  faith.  Am  not  I  in /port 


ifa. $7. ^.againft  whom  do  yej/w* your  felyes 

^poiting. 

Gen.  26.  8.  Ifaac  was  [porting  with  Rebek.  aiis  wife 
2  P.et.z.  1  importing  themfclves  with  their  own  de. 

3>p0t.. 
•Lev.  1 3.2.<.n  the  skin  of  his  flefh  a  bright  fpot 
4.if  the  bright  fpot  be  white  in  the  skin 

1  ?.a  bright  fpot  white,  &  fomewhat  ceddifh 
■     a  3 -but  if  the  btight  fpot  ftay  in  his  place    . 

24.  a  white  bright/por/omewhat  reddiih  ■ 

2  5-if  tjbe  hair  in  the  bright  fpot  be  turn.white 
z6-  there  be  no  white  hair  in  the  bright/]>ot 

.28.  if  the  bright  fpot  ftay  in  his  place 

39.it  isafreckl./pitf  thatgrowetb  in  the  skin 
I4.5^.for  a  fcab,  and  for  a  bright  fpot 
N um.io.z.tbat  they  bring  the  red  heif.without_/p. 
28. 3-two  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer  without  y^of 

Verfe  9. 

i  1.  feven  Iambs  of  the  firft  yeer  without//>flf 

29 . 1 7.fourtcen  lam.  of  the  firft  yeer  without  fp. 

Verfe  26. 
Deut.i  2.5.  their  fpot  is  not  the  fpot  of  his  children 
Job  1 1 . 1 5.  that  thou  lift  up  thy  face  without  fpot 
Cant. q  7.thouartall  fair,there  is  no  fpot  in  thee 
Eph.  5. 27.  glorious  church,not  having  .//>ȣ  or  wrin. 
1  Tim.6. 1 4-keep  thiscommandement  withoutyp. 
Heb.9.i4.cffered  himfelf  withoutypof  to  God 

1  Pet.i~  19.  bloud  of  Ch.asof  a  lamb  without./p. 

2  P^.3.14.  that  ye  may  be  found— "without  fpot 

ifepotteO. 

Gca.30. 32. removing  from  thence  all  fpott.  cattell 

the  fpotted  &  fpeckled  among  the  p,oats 

3  3.  every  one  that  is  not  fpeckled  and  fpotted 

3  5.  removed  the  he-goats  which  were  fpotted 

all  the  fhe-goats  fpeckled  and  fpotted 

3  9. flocks  brought  forth  cattell  fpotted 

Jude  2  3  .bating  even  the  garment  fpott.  by  the  flefis 


Z.TO4i3.3-8.bright/pflttjeven  white  bright  fpots 
39.  if  the  bright/pott — bedarkifh  white 
Jer.  1 3. 23.  change  his  skin,  or  the  leopard  his  fpots 
2  Pct.z.  1  i  J  pots  they  are  and  blemi(hes,fporting 
Judc  1 2-thefe  are  fpots  in  your  feafts  of  charity 

j&poutz. 

Cant. 4.% .Come  with  me  from  Lebanon, my  fpoiife 
9.thou  haft  ravifhed  my  heart,my/po«/c 
lo.bow  fair  is  thy  love,  my  fpoufe 
1 1  .thy  lips,0  my  fpoufe ,drop  as  the  hotiy-co. 
ii.  agardeninclofedismy  lifter, ^my  fpoufe 
5.  i;I  am  come  into  my  garden,  my  fpoufe 

^ponfes(._ 


S  P  O        S  P  o 

Hof.4.i}.youtfpou[es(ha\l  commit  adultery 

i4.nor  your  fpoufes  when  they  commit  adul 
fitpontjff,  See  tomrfpoxts. 

&P°#. 
Gtn.  49.17.  at  night  divide  the  fpoyl 
Exod.i  y.9.the  enemy  faid,  I  will  divide  t  he  fpoyl 
Num.$  i.p.Ifrael  took  the  fpoylof all  their  cattell 
n.they  took  allthe/^sy/ofmenand  beafts 
1  z.and  they  brought  the  fpoyl  unto  Mofes 
f  j.  for  the  men  of  war  had  taken  fpoyl 
Deut.z.  3  y.  &  the  fpoyl  of  the  cities  which  we  took 
j.7.all  the  cattell,and  the  fpoyl  of  the  cities 
13.16.thou  (haltgather  all  the  fpoyloi  it 

all  the  fpoyl  thereof ,every  whit 
zo.iq.fpoyl  thereof  (halt  thou  take  to  thy  felf 
and  thou  (halt  eat  the  fpoyl  of  thine  ene. 
Jof.S.z.only  the  fpoyl  thereof  (hall  ye  take 
27.  only  the_//>»y/Ifrael  took  for  a  prey 
1 1 . 1 4 .  fpoyl  of  thefe  cities  Ifrael  took  for  a  prey 
Jttdg.^.  jo.  for  the  necks  of  them  that  take  the  fp. 
1 4- 1  p.flew  thirty  men  of  them3&  took  their  fp. 
1  5aw.r4.30.  had  eaten  freely  to  day  of  the  fpoyl 
3  2.and  the  pesple  flew  upon  the  fpoyl 
1  y.  i^.didft  flie  upon  the  fpoyl,  and  didft  evill 

2 1. but  the  people  tool :of  the  fpoyl 
30.  i&becaufe  of  all  the  great  fp.they  had  taken 
19.nei.yjwy/,  nor  any  thing  that  they  had  tak. 
zo.and  faid,This  is  Davids  fpoyl 
li-we  will  not  give  them  ought  of  the  fpoyl 
26.  he  fent  of  the  fpoyl  to  the  elders  of Judah 
aprefentof  the  fpoylof  the  enemies  of 
z  Sam-$.ii.3nd  brought  in  a  great  fpoyl  with  them 
8.ii.  and  of  the  fpoyl  of  Hadadezer 
1 2.jo.brought  forth  the  fpoyl  of  the  city 
1  Kjng.2,Z2.  now  therefore  Moab  to  the  fpoyl 

it.14.they  (halbccome  afpoylto  all  their eriem. 
1  Chro.zo.z.  he  brought  alfo  exceeding  much  fpoyl 
z  Cfcyo.14.13.they  carried  away  very  much  fpoyl 
I4.there  was  exceeding  much  fpoyl  in  them 
1  j.i  i.they  offered  unto  the  Lord  of  the  fpoyl 
20.1y.when  Jehofliaph.— came  to  take  the  fpoyl 
were  three  days  in  gathering  of  the  fpoyl 
24.23. fent  the  fpoyl  of  them  to  the  k.  of  Damaf. 
2y.13.fmote3000.of  them,and  took  the/poy/ 
28.8.and  brought  the fpoylto Samaria 

i4.arfhed  men  left  the  captives,  and  the  fpoyl 
l  f  .with  the  fpoyl  clothed  all  that  were  naked 
Eqra  9.7.10  the  fword,tocaptivity,and  to  the  fpoyl 
Eftb.2.i$.  to  take  the  fpoyl  of  them  for  a  prey 

Chap.8.11. 
9 . 1  o.on  the  fpoyl  laid  they  not  their  hand 
Job  z9.i7.Iplucktthe//wyZ  out  of  his  teeth 
Pfal.6S.iz.fht  that  tarried  at  home  divided  the  fp. 

ii9.i62.asonethat  findeth  great  fpoyl 
Pro.  r .  1 3  .we  (hall  fill  our  houfes  with  fpoyl 
1 6. 1 9.  then  to  divide  the  fpoyl  with  the  proud 
3 1. 1 1  .fo  that  he  (hall  have  no  need  of  fpoyl 
lfa.2. 1 4-the  fpoyl  of  the  poor  is  in  your  houfes 
S.4  fpoyl  of  Samaria  (hall  be  taken 
9. 3. and  as  men  when  they  divide  the  fpoyl 
10.6.I  will  give  him  a  charge  to  take  the  fpoyl 
33»4.and  your /pay/ (hall  be  gathered  like 
23.thenis  the  prey  of  a  great/jWj// divided 

42.2  2.they  are  for  afpoyl,&  none  faitb,Reftore 
24.who  gave  Jacob  for  afpoyl,and  Ifrael  to 

y-3 . 1 2.he  (hall  divide  the  fpoyl  with  the  ftrong 
Jfr.o^.violence  and  fpoyl  is  heard  in  her 
1  y .  1 3  .thy  fubftance  w  ill  I  give  to  the  fpoyl 
1 7.3 .  and  all  thy  treafures  to  the  fpoyl 
2o,8.fince  I  fpake,I  cryed,VioIence,  and  fpoyl 
3  o.  i6.they  that  fpoil  thee  (hall  be  a  fpoyl 

49.3  z.  the  multitude  of  their  cattell  for  $  fpoyl 
5  o.  10  and  Caldea  (hall  be  a  fpoyl 

£^.7.2 1 .  &  to  the  wicked  of  the  earth  for  a  fpoyl 
zy.7.1  will  deliver  thee  for  a  fpoylto  the  heath. 
26.y.  it  (hall  become  a  fpoyl  to  the  nations 

1 2.and  they  (hall  make  a  fpoyl  of  thy  riches 
J- 9  19.Nebuchadne2.and  he  (hall  take  her  fpoyl 
38.1  j.to  take  afpoyljmd  to  take  a  prey 
1 3  .art  thou  come  to  take  a  fpoyl 

cattell  and  goods,to  take  a  great  fpoyl 

4y.9.remove  violence  and  fpoy  I, execate  judgm. 

Don.i  i.24-mal  fcatter  am  .them  the  prey  &  thefp. 

3  3. yet  they  (hall  fall  by  fpoyl  many  dayes 
tftf&.i.9.takeyethe/fej/offilv.takethe/|>.ofgold 


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Hob. z.i  j.  fpoyl  of  beafts,  which  made  them  afraid 
Zech.z.y  .they  (hall  be  a  fpoylto  their  fervants 
1 4.1. fpoyl  QxaW  be  divided  in  themidft  of  thee 

Exod-t.zz.and  ye  ma\\  fpoyl  the  Egyptians 


1  i.z.h  owl,becaufe  all  the  mighty  ace  fpoykd 
3.howling  of  the  (heph.for  their  glory  is  fpo. 
for  the  pride  of  Jordan  is  fpoykd 
Col.z.  1  phasing  fpoykd  principalities  and  powus 

^popfer. 


1  Saw.14.36.and  fpoyl  them  until  the  morn.Iight  J  I  fa.  16.4.3  covert  to  them  from  the  face  of  thefpo 

extortioner  is  at  an  end,the  fpoykr  ceafeth 
2 1 . 2  .dealeth  rreacheroufly ,  the  fpoy  la-  fpcyUth 
/cr.6.26.for  the  fpoykr  (hall  fuddenly  come  on  us 
1  y.8.againft  the  mother —  afpoyler  at  noon  day  > 
48. 8. the  fpoykr  (hall  come  upon  every  city 
1  B.for  the  fpoykr  of  Moab  (hall  come  upon 
3  2.  fpoykr  is  fallen  upon  thy  fummer  fruits    I 
y  i.y6.becaufe  the  fpoykr  is  come  upon  her 
&PO]?1M0. 
fudg.z,  i4.inrothe  hands  offpoyleri,which  fpoyled 

1  Sam.1z.17.Sc  thefpoykrs  came  out  of  the  camp  ; 
14. 1  <;. thefpoykrs, they  alfo  trembled 

2  Kj»g-  17.20.into  the  hands  of//*)i/«^}unrill  he 
fer.  r  2. 1  z.fpoykrs  are  come  upon  all  high  places 

y  x  .4  8 .  fpoykr s  (hall  come  to  her  from  the  north  . 
y3.  from  me  (hall fpoykr s come  unto  her 
&pop|c$ 
/o/7.2i.among  the  fpoyls  a  goodlyBabylonifli  gar.  1 
1  Chro.z6.Z7.  out  of  the  fpoyles  did  they  dedicate 
ifa.z  y.  1 1 .  bring  down  their  pride  with  the fpoyks 
Lufe  11.21.  and  divideth  his  fpoyks 
Heb.7.4.  Abraham  gave  the  tenth  of  the  fpoyks 

jfepoplsft. 
ifa.  33.1  .that  fpoyleft,  and  thou  waft  not  fpoyled 

<&po?Ietr;. 
Pfa.j  y.io.&  the  needy  from  him  that fpoyktb  him 
lfa.zi.z.dea\eth  treacheroufly,&  the  fpoylfpoyletb 
Hof.7.i.and  the  troup  of  robbers  fpoyktb  without 

Jv"a^3.i6.canker-woim$»y/iejfc,andficethaway 
&>pt>t?Ung. 

PM3y.t2.evil  forgood,to  the/jwy/i»gof  my  foul' 
//S.2i.4.becaufe  of  the  fpoyimg  or  the  daugb.of  my 
/w.48.3.  from  Horonaim, /p<?y/i»g  &  great  deftr. 
Hob.  1. 3. for  fpoyimg  and  violence  are  before  thee 


z  Sam.zz.to.  peop.  returned  after  him  only  to  fp. 

Pfal.44.10.they  which  hate  usfpoylfot  themfelves 

89.41. all  that  pafle  by  the  v/ayfpoylhim 

1 09. 1 1.  &  let  the  ftranger/j»y/  all  that  he  hath 

Prfl.22.2  3  .fp oyl the  foul  of  thofe  that  fpoyled  them 

24. 1  y  .fpoyl  not  his  refting  place 
Cant  2. 1  y  .take  us  the  foxes  that  fpoyl  the  vines 
If  a.  1 1 .14.  they  (hall  fpoyl  them  of  the  eaft  together 
17.  1 4.  this  is  the  portion  of  them  that  fpoyl  us 
33.i.when  thou  (halt  ceafe  tofpoy/,thou  (halt 
Jer.  y.6.a  wolf  of  the  evening  (hall/^oy/them 
2o.y.which  (hall/]wy/theru,and  take  them 
30.  i6.they  that  fpoyl  thee  (hall  be  fpoyled 
47.4.day  that  comethto/jwy/allthe  Philiftins 
for  the  Lord  will  fpoyl  the  Philiftines 
49.28.go  up  to  Kedar,fpoyl  the  men  of  the  eaft 
yo.16.all  that  fpoyl  het  (hall  be  fatisfled 
£^.14.1  y.and  they  fpoyl  it,fo  that  it  be  defoiate 
32.1 2,they  ma\\  fpoyl  the  pomp  of  Egypt 
39.10.they  (hall /fey/ thofe  that  fpoiled  them 
Hof.io.z.he  (ha]l  fpoyl  their  images 

1 3. 1  y.lhall  fpoyl  the  treafure  of  all  pleafant  vef. 
Hab.  1 . 8.all  the  remnant  of  the  people  (hal  fp.thee 
Zf/»<>.2^.re(idue  of  my  people  (hall  fpoyl  them 
Mat.  1 2.29. and  fpoyl  hisgoods,except  he  firft  bind 

Ma;\  2.27. 
and  then  he  yt'iW  fpoyl  his  houfe 
Col.  2.8.  left  any  fpoyl  you  thorow  philofophie 

£>popleD. 
Gen.14.z7.  fons  of  Jacob  fpoyled  the  city 

z9. they  fpoyled  all  that  was  in  the  houfe 
Exod.  1  i.36.and  they  fpoyled  the  Egyptians 
De«r28.29.(halt  be  only  oppreffed  and /pay/a/ 
/«rfg.2.i4.intothehandsoffpoylers,that//i«>/fi 


ig.out  of  the  hand  of  thofe  that  fpoy/ed  them  Heb.10.24.took  joyfully  the  fpoyling  of  your  goods 

1  Sam.  1 4„48.Ifr,ouc  of  the  hand  of  them  that  fpoy.  j&pjancj. 

i7.y  3-after  the  Philift.and  they  fpoy.theit  tents  [  Ge».4i.e;.feven  thin  ears— fprong  up  after  them 

2  Kjn.7.  ifi.people  went  out  ,&  fpoyled  the  tents  of  1  ilfaMj.y.forthwith  they  fprong  up^beaufe 


2  Chro.  1 4. 1 4.  and  they  fpoyled  all  thei  r  cities 
fob  i  z.  1 7  .he  leadeth  counfellers  away  fpoykd 

1 9.he  leadeth  princes  away  fpoyled 
Pfal. 7 6.%.  the  ftout-hearted  ate  fpoykd 
Pro.  2  2. 2  3.  fpoyl  the  foul  of  thofe  that  fpoyled  them 
jfa.  1 2. 1 6.theit houfes  fpoykd,their  wives raviftied 
18.  2.  whole  land  the  rivers  hare  fpoyled 

Verfe  7. 
24«3.the  land  (hal  be  utterly  emptied  &  fpoyled 
33.1.W0  to  thee  that  fpoyleft,&  waft  not  fpoyl. 
thou  (halt  ceafe  to  fpoyl,thou  (halt  hefp. 
42. 12. this  is  a  people  robbed  and  fpoykd 
Jer.z.  i4.is  Ifrael  a  fervant  ?  why  is  he  fpoykd 
4.1 3.W0  unto  uSjfor  we  are  fpoyled 

20.deftruc5.iscryed>for  the  whole  land  isfp. 
fuddenly  are  my  tents  fpoy led 
30.when  thou  arty/wy/ei,what  wilt  thou  do 
9. 19. how  are  we  fpoyled  ?  we  are  greatly  conf. 
10.20.my  tabernacle  is  fpoykd,  all  my  cords  are 
2 1. 1 2. deliver  him  that  isfpoykdout  of  thehan. 
22.3.deliverthe7p0y/ftj'out  of  the  hand  of  the 
2y.36.the  Lord  hath  fpoykd  their  pafture 
48.1  .woe  unto  Nebo,for  it  is  fpoykd 

1  y  .Moab  is  fpoyled  and  gone  out  of  her  cities 
20.tellye  it  in  Arnonthat  Moab  is  fpoyled 
49.3.Howl,0  He(hbon,for  Ai  is  fpoykd 
io.his  feed  isfpoykdyand  his  brethren 
y  i.y  y.becaufe  the  Lord  hath  fpoyled  Babylon 
E\el[.  1 8«7.and  hath  fpoy  led  none  by  violence 
1 2.hath  oppreiTedjhath//>oy/«/  by  violence 
i6.neither  oppreffed,  neither.//wyWby  viol. 
i8.becaufe  he  cruelly  opprefled,//M>y.  hisbro. 
23.46.give  them  to  be  removed  and  fpoykd 
3  9.  to.  they  (hall  fpoy!  thofe  that  fpoyled  them 
Hof.10. 14.  all  thy  fortrefles  (hal  be  fp.as  Shalman 
fpoyledBeih-atbel  in  the  day  of  battell 
Amos  3 . 1 1  .thy  palaces  (hall  be  fpoykd 

y.p.  ftrengthened  they/^kdagainft  the  ftrong 
the.//>oy.(hall  come  againft  the  fortreffe 
Micab  2.4.  with  a  dolefull  lamentat.  We  be  fpoykd 
Hab.z.S.  becaufe  thou  haft  fpoykd  many  nations 
Zech.z.9.  fent  me  to  the  nations  which  fpayledyou 


7. thorns  fprang  up,and  choaked  them 
Mar. 4.  y  fprang  up,becaufe  it  had  no  depth  of  earth 

'8.  and  did  yeeld  fruit  that^aw^dp 
Lufy  8. 7. thorns  fprang  up  with  ir,and  choaked  it 
S.fprang  up,and  bare  fruit  an  hundred  fold 
ARs  16. 29.be  called  for  a  light,  and  fprang  in 
Heb'7.  i4.evident,  our  Lord  fprang  out  of  Juda 
1 1.1  z. fprang  there  even  of  one  To  many 

See  further  Spiling.  .1 
5>pteatt.  ^mcaD. 
Ge n.  3  3 . 1 9.where  Jacob  had  fpread  his  tent 

3  y.i  1.  Jacob  fpread  his  tent  beyond  the  tower 
£ev.i3.y.plague/p/'caJnotintheskin,then 

6  fpr. not  in  the  skin—  pronounce  him  clean 
i3.and.//wadnot,it  is  a  burning  bile 
a8.and  fpread  not  in  the  skinjit  is  a  rifing  of 
3 1  .if  the  fcall  fpread not,and  there  be  in 
34-if  the  fcall  be  not  fp  read— then  the  prlcft 
3  y-but  if  the  fcall  fpread  much  after  bis  cle. 
3  6.if  the  fcall  be  fpread,  he  is  uncleane 
y  i.if  the  plague  befpreadin  the  skin3either 
%  3  .plague  be  not  fpread  in  the  skin 
y  y.and  the  plague  be  not  fpread ,he  is  uncle. ! 
i4.39.if  the  plague  befpreadin  the  walls  of  the 
44-if  the  plague  be  fpread  in  the  houfe 
48.behold,if  the  plague  hath  notfpreadin 
Numb.4.7.  they  (hall  fpread  a  cloth  of  blue 

Verfe  it. 
13.  from  the  altar,  and  fpread  a  cloth  theron 
1 4>fp  re  odupon  it  a  covering  of  badgers  skins 
Deaf.  1 1. 1 7. fpread  the  cloth  before  the  elders  of 
Judg.S.z  %.fpieada  g3rment»and  eaft  the  ear-rings 
2  Sam.16.zz  fpread  Abfolom  a  tent  upon  the  top 
1 7.  i$.fpread  a  covering  over  the  wells  mouth   I 
and  fpread  ground  corn  thereon 
zx.i o.fpread  it  for  her  upon  the  rock 

1  i</«.8.y4.  with  hishands/)fWup  toheaven 

2  i£».8. 1  y  .fpread  it  on  his  face,fo  that  he  died 

1 9.  i4.received  the  Ictter-and  fpread  it  before 
Pfal.  1  o  y .  3  9  .he  fpread  a  cloud  for  a  covering 

i40.y.they  havefpreada  net  by  the  way  tide 
2Vtf.i.l7.furely  in  vain  the  net  tsyprcaci 

lfh.14.11.thf 


SPR        SPR 

lfa.xa.xx.the  worm  is  fpread  under  thee 

ip.S.thatfpread  nets  upon  the  waters  fhil  ling. 
3  $.*3.they  could  not  fpread  the  fail 
j7.14.read  it,and/pre^(/it  before  the  Lord 
58.5.10  fpread  fackcloth  and  afhes  under  him 
/er.8.i.they  (haft  fpread  them  before  the  fun 
10.9. Giver /pr-into  plates  is  brought  from  Tar. 
4j.10.he  (taMfpreadhis  royall  pavilion  over 
49.  zz.anifpread  his  wings  over  Bozrah 
Ltm.  1 . 1  j .  he  h  nh  fpread,  a  net  for  my  feet 
Evk.t-io.fpreadit  before  me,and  it  was  written 
1 2.1  j.  my  net  alfo  will  I  fpread  upon  him 
16.8. 1  fpread  my  skirt  over  thee,&  covered  thy 
17.10/jOT.my  net  upon  him,&  he  ftialbe  taken 
19.8.  and /p>W  their  net  over  him 
26. 14.  they  mall  be  a  place  to  fpread  nets  upon 
Hof.j.xz.I  will  fpread  my  net  upon  them 

1 4.6. his  branches  fhall/p>e<z*£,and  his  beauty 
Hab.i.S.  &  their  horfemen  mall  fp read themfelves 
Mal.i.i.1  will/p^^dung  upon  your  faces 
Mat.zx.S.nvilti*  fpread  their  garments  in  the  way 
Mar.i  x. 9. many  fpread  their  garments  in  the  way 
hu\i  19.36.they/jwm?  their  clothes  in  the  way 
4ff.4.i7.butthatit/]>r.nofarther,letusftraightly 

<&pjeat)  abroad. 
GeB.io.i8.families  of  the  Canaanites  fpr.  abroad 

18.14.thou  (hilt  fpread  abroad  to  the  weft 
Ejcod.g.zg.1  will  fpread  abroad  my  hands  to  the  L. 
j  iMoksfpyead  abroad  his  hands  to  the 
40. 19.  he  fpread  the  tent  over  the  tabernacle 
Lcv.x$.7. (cab  fpread  muchabroadin  theskin 
zi.fpread  much  abroad  in  the  skin,theprieft 
Verfe  27. 
tium.x  i.j  2.they/p/<ttithem  all  abr.for  themfelv. 

1  S<w».jo.i6.they  were  fpread  all  abro.  on  the  ear. 

2  Saw.  21-43.  and  did/piW  them  abroad 

1  Cfcr.14.1  j.  Phil.yetagain/p/earf  themfelves  abr. 
z  Chro.z6.$.his  rntxxe  fpread  abroad  even  to  the 

1  f.and  his  name  fpread  fir  abroad 
Zet.i-  i7.my  cities  through  profp.fhal  be  fpr.abto. 

1.6.1  have  fpreadyoa  abroad  as  the  four  winds 
Mat.9.1 1  .fpread  abroad  his  fame  in  all  that  coun. 
i»fac.i.i8.immediatly  his  fame  fpread  abroad 

6.  i4.for  his  name  was  fpread  abroad 
1  Thef. x. 8. your  faith  to  God-wardis/pVwuiabro. 

ZbtyzaXifortb. 
Num.z4-6.3s  the  valleyes are  they  fpread  forth 
1  IC^'8-  7-  Cherub,  fpread  forth  their  two  wings 
zz.Solfpread  forth  his  hands  towards  heaven 
2  Cfoo.6. 13. 
■^.fpread  forth  his  hands  towards  this  houfe 
1  Cbro.i. 9. Cherabims  fpread  forth  their  wings 
6.1  i.in  prefence  of  all,&  fpread  forth  his  hands 
29.8:  (hallfpre.  forth  his  hands  towards  this 
ifa.i.  1  y.whcri  ye  fpr.  forth  your  hands,!  wil  hide 
15.1  i.fhall//w.forth  his  hands  in  the  midft  of 
42.5 .he  thatfpread forth  the  earth,&  that  giveth 
E^fc.47. 10.  a  place  for  to  fpread  forth  nets 

ja>pieaO  over. 
Num.a.6.(hall  fpread  over  it  a  cloth  of  blue 
Ruth  j^./pr^.therefore  thy  skirt  over  thyhand-m. 
I/J1.25.7.&  the  vail  that  is  fpread  over  all  nations 
/er.48.4o.{hall  fpread  his  wings  over  Moab 

ifepzeaO  out. 
Exod.sj.g,chemb.fpreado\it  their  wings  on  high 
1  Chro.z  8. 18.char.of  the  cheru.that  fpread  out  their 
Eya  9.5.  and  /prazrfout  my  hands  unto  the  Lord 
Job  29.19.  my  root  was  fpread  outby  the  waters 
j7.18.haft  thou  with  him  fpread  out  the  skie 
lfa.6%.  2.I  have  fpread  out  my  hands  to  a  rebelli. 
Hm.x.xo.fpreai out  his  hand  upon  all  her  pleafant 
£^.j  2.  j  .1  will  therefore  fpread  out  my  net  over 

gfraltaXi  themfelves. 
Judg.x  u.VhiMtt.fpread  themfelves  in  Lehi 
1  S<wr.5.i8  JJwarfthemfelves  in  the  vally  of  Reph. 
Vex. 22.  1  Cbr.xo.g. 

1  Chro.xo.  1  j.  Vhilitk.  fpread  themfelves  in  the  val. 

2  CbrOi  j.i  3.  wings  of  thefe  cherub,  fpr. themfelves 

&p?eati  upon. 
Num.4.9.  (hall  fpread  upon  them  a  cloth  of  fcarlet 
1  Kjng-6-  j  z.fpread  gold  upon  the  cherubims 
Hfl/^5 .  i  .ye  have  been  a  net  fpread  upon  Tabor 
/ffe/.  2. 2. 3S  the  motning  fpread  upon  the  mount. 

Sp^eaueft. 
£^e.27.7.that  which  thou  fpreadefl  forth  to  be  thy 


SPR 


SPR 


£>pieat)etl). 
Lez/.ij.8.and  behold,the  [cab  fpreadetb  in  the  skin 
Z>e«J«3 1. 1 1.  as  an  eagle — fpread.abrozd  her  wings 
/o&  9.8.which  alone  fpreadetb  out  the. heavens 

zb.g.he  fpreadetb  his  cloud  upon  it 

3  6. jo. he  fpreadetb  his  light  upon  it 

41.  jo.  he  fpreadetb  (harp-pointed  things  upon 
Pro.  29.  y.that  flattereth  his  neighbour,/pra?d.a  net 
Ifa.zf.xi.  as  he  that  fwimmeth  fpreadetb  forth  his 

40.19.  thegold-fmith/|w*&/b  it  over  wtb  gold 
zz.fpreadetb  them  out  as  a  tent  to  dwell  in 

44.24.that  fpreadetb  abroad  the  earth  by  my  fclf 
Jer.4.  j  1. that  fpreadetb  her  hands,  faying,  Woe 

I7.8.that  fpreadetb  out  her  roots  by  the  river 
Lam.  1 . 1 7.Z  ion  fpreadetb  forth  her  hands 
i&pteautng.  i&p?eaufngs. 

Lev. 1  j. 57.  itisa/pr&z<fogplague,thou  (halt  burn 
Job  j6.29.can  any  undent. the  fpreadings  of  the  cl. 
Pfal.  j  7.  j  5. 1  have  feen  the  wicked  fpread.  himfelf 
£^c£.i7.6.it  grew,and  became  a  fpreading  vine 
z6.s  .it  (hall  be  a  place  for  fpreading  of  nets 
£>pitg0. 
ifa.iS. <;.(hal  cut  oSth.:  fprigs  with  pruning  hooks 
£^.i7.6.a  fpreading  vine,and  (hot  forth  fprigs 

£>pz(ng. 
2v"«w.  21.17  Spring  up,  O  well  ,fing  ye  unto  it 
Deut.8.7.  and  depths  thatf pring  out  of  the  valleys 
^wfg.i9.2j.when  the  day  began  tofpring,they  let 
Job  f.rf.nei.dotb  trouble  fpring  out  of  the  ground 

j  8. 27. to  caufe  the  tender  herb  to  fpring  up 
Pfal.Sf.i  i.truth  (hall/pragout  of  the  earth 
9  2.7.  when  the  wicked  fpring  as  the  graffe 
jr/<z.42.9.before  they  fpring  forth  I  tell  you  of  them 
4J.19.  now  it  (hall  fpring  forth 
44.4.they  (hall  /prJffg  up  as  among  the  graffe 
45. 8. let  righteoufnefle/p'izzf  up  together 
j8.3.thine  health  (hall  fpring  forth  fpeedily 
6i.n.cauf.the  things  that  are  fown  ink  to  fp. 
Joel  2.22.pafturesof  the  wilderneffe  do  fpring 
Mar.o_.zj. fpring  &  grow  up  he  knoweth  not  how 

1  Sam.$.z6.  about  the  fpring  of  the  day  Sam.called 
1  iQn.z. z  1  .he  went  forth  into  the//?/',  of  thewat. 
Pro.z$.z6.a  troubled  founfain,&  a  corrupt  fpring 
Cant.A.xz.afpring (hut  up,a  fountain  fealed 
lfa.%  8.1  i.thou  (halt  be  like  a  /]>  rwzg  of  water 
£^.i7.9.it  (hall  wither  in  all  the  leav.ofher/p/". 
Hof.i  j. if  .and  his  /pi  iag  (hall  become  dric 
D<jy-&p#ng,See  3D  a^f pring. 

1  JC^g'4-  3  ?  .even  unto  the  hyfop  that  fpringeth  out 

2  itisg.19.25Mn  tne  ldyeer  that  which /p/j.  of  the 

f/a.37,30. 

Ho/.io.4.thus  judgment  fpringeth  up  as  hemlock 

S>p?fng(ng. 
Ge«.26.i9.Ifaacsferv.founda  well  of  fpring.water 
2  Sam.zt..A.fpringing  out  of  the  earth  by  dear  (h  in. 
Pfal.6%.  10. thou  bleffeft  the  fpringing  of  it 
Jflte  4. 14.be  in  him  a  well  of  water springing  up 
Heb.iz.  1 5. left  any  root  of  bitternefie,/pMW£i»g  up 

&>p}ing0. 
D^.4.49.  under  the  fprings  of  Pifgah 
/o/^io.40.{mote  all  the  countrey  of  the  fprbgs 
1 2.8-in  the  mountains,and  in  the  fprings 
ij.^.givemealfo/pr.ofwater        Judg.i.x  5. 
the  upper  fprings,  and  the  nether  fprings 
Judg.i.x  f 
/oft  j8iii6.baft  thouentred  intothe/pr.  of  thefea 
P/dZ.87.7.all  ray  fprings  are  in  thee 

104. 10.be  fendeth  the  fprings  into  the  valleyes 
107.3  j  .turneth— water-/pi'i?2gnnto  drie  grou. 
3  5-anddrie  ground  into  watet-fprings 
ifa.-i  5.7-and  the  thirftie  land  fprings  of  water 
41.18.I  wil  make  the  drie  land  fprings  of  water 
49. 10.  by  the  fprings  of  wat.ihall  he  guide  them 
Jer.  5 1 . 3  6.1  will  make  her  fprings  drie 


Exod-$.  8.  let  Mo(es  J p> inkle  it  toward  the  heaven 
z$.x6.fprinl{l£  it  round  about  upon  the  altar 
zx.fprin^le  it  upon  Aaron 
Ira.4. 1 7  .fprinkle  it  feven  times  before  the  Lord 
1 4^fhall  fprin\le  upon  him  that  is  to  be  fprin . 
i6^hall/p>w^/e  of  the  oyl  with  his  finger 
27.pcieft  (ha\\  fprin\le  with  his  right  finger 
5 1  .:wd  fpr'm\le  the  houfe  feven  times 
1 6.14  fprinkle  it  upon  the  mercy-feat  eaft-ward 


S  QJ1        ST  A 

15.  and  fprinkle  it  upon  the  mercy-feat  " 
Nm.8. 7. {prince  water  of  purifying  upon  them 
1 9. xS. fprinkle  it  upon  the  tent,&  upon  all  the 
I9.clean  perfon  (hal/pn^.upon  the  unclean 
lfa.%  2.1  f.fo  (hall  he  fprinkle  many  nations 
E^.  j  6. 2  5  .then  will  I  fprinkle  clean  water 
j§>p;j(nMe  W»«rf,  See  251oiUJ. 
5>p?tnfcleU. 
EXod.9.xo.Mo(es  fprin\led  it  up  towards  heaven 

24.6.  half  of  the  bloud  he  fprinkled  on  the  altar 
Iw.6.2  7.when  there  is  fprin.  of  the  bloud  on  any 
8. 1  x.fprinkkd  upon  the  altar  feven  times 

$cfprinkl.  it  upon  Aaron,  &  upon  his  garm. 
9.r2.bloud  which  be  fprin'tled round  about 
1  S.prefented  the  bloud  which  hefprinkkd 
Num.ig.  1 3  .war.of  feparat.  was  not  fprinkkd upon 
20.war.of  fepara.hath  not  been./p/i«.on  him 
Job  2. 1  z.fprinkled  duft  upon  their  heads 
Heb.g.  xg.fpr'mk.  both  the  book,and  all  the  people 
21, he  fprinkkd  with  bloud  the  tabernacle 
io.i2.ourhearrs/p»"is^/erffroiri  an  evill  confei. 
ej>pim&l?u£W,See  38Io»0. 
j§>P£tti&letl). 
Lew.7.14.  it  (hall  be  tfaepriefis  that  /pW^/.  bloud 
Num.19.  *■  l'hz  that  fpnnk-the  water  of  (eparation 

£bp?fniilfrtg. 
He6.9. 13.  afhes  of  an  heiter,f printing  the  unclean 
1 1.28.  through  faith— &  thefprinkl'mg  of  bloud 
1 2.24.  and  to  the  bloud  of  fprinkj-ing 
1  Pef.i.z.andfprinkHngof  the  bloud  of  Jef.Chrift 

Job  14. 7. hope  that  it  will  fprout  again 

gjpjttng. 
Ge».4 1 . 2  j  .feven  eats  withered — fpnmg  up  after 
Lev.  1 3 .42.it  is  a  leprof./p>«»g  up  in  his  bald  head 
Mat.  4.  1 6.  in  the  (had.  of  death  light  isfprung  up 
1  j. 5.  forthwith  they  fpnmg  up 
7.  &  the  thorns  fpnmg  up  and  cboaked  them 
26.but  when  the  blade  was  fprung  up 
Li&e  8.6.affoon  as  it  was  fprung  up,it  withered 
&t)ltt,  See  &pea), 

j&ptm. 

Ewrf.3  5 .25.brought  that  which  they  had  fpun 
z  (s.wom.whofe  heart  ftir.them  up — /p.goats 
£>pnttgc. 
Afdt.27.48.took  afpunge,md  filled  it  with  vineger 
Mar. 1 5-36-filled  afpunge  full  of  vineger 
/oki9.29.filled  afpunge  with  vineger,&  put  it  on 

Square. 
1  Kjng-7'  5.  8c  all  the  doors  and  pofts  wetefquare 
E^.43.1 6.fquare  in  the  four  fquares  thereof 
45. 2. with  500.in  breadth ,  fquare  round  about 
Fo«r-5>qttare,See  JFoar. 
Squared.     / 
£^.4i«2i.pqftsof  the  temple  wtrefquarcd 
StoBf-j&quarerjSjSee  S»torte, 
^>qaawiat. 
£5^.43. i6.fquare  in  the  (out  fquares  thereof 

i7.and  14.  broad  in  the  four  fquares  thereof 
^tabttttie. 
I/«.3j.6.knowledge  (hall  be  the  Qabil.ol thy  times 

Stable. 

1  Cbr.x6.10  world  alfo  fhalbe/ZaW^that  itbenot 

£^.25.5.1  will  make  Rabbah  a  fiablc  for  camels 

^)tablifb,See<IEa:ab«a). 

5)tab«fijeu,  See  <g(labltfJbrti. 

S>tabli!i)cti),See  caablifbetl;. 

^>tac^0. 

Rom.  i6.9.falute  Urbane,and  Stacbys  my  beloved 

&tacfe0. 
Earoi.  1 2 .6.fo  that  the  flack*  of  corn  be  confumed 

i|>tscte. 

Exo. jo.  j4.take  to  thee  fweet  (pices,J1ac7e  &  onyc. 

jt^taffe. 

Gf ».  j  2. 1  o.with  my  flafe  I  paffed  over  this  Jordan 

38.18.thy  fignet,and  thy  bracelets,  &  thy  (lafe 

Verfe  25. 

£#flrf.  1 2. 1 1  .fooes  on  your  feet,your  flafe  in 
21.19.  if ne  r'k  again,and  walk  upon  hisftaffe 

Num.  1 3. 23. they  bare  it  between  two  on  aflajfe 
22. 27. and  he  fmote  the  affe  with  a  flafe 

Judg.6,zx.an%,e\  put  forth  the  end  of  the  flafe 

1  Sam. 1  j. -j.  (lafe  of  his  fpear  was  like  a  Weav.be. 

40.took  his  flafe  in  his  hand,and  chofe 

2  Sam  j.29.thacis  a  leper,or  that  leaneth  on  afla. 

21.19.  flafe  ofwhofe  (bear  was  like  a  weavers 
' :  23.7-be 


S  T  A        S  T  A 

23-7.be  fenced  with  iron,&  the  flafe  of  a  fpear 
21. he  went  down  to  him  with  a  ftafe 
z  Kjng.q.iy.tJkt  my flafe  ^and  go  thy  way 

lay  my  flafe  upon  the  face  of  the  child 
3  i.laid  the  flafe  upon  the  face  of  the  child 
x8.2i.trufteft  upon  the  ftafe  of  this  bruif.  reed 
i  Cbre.  1 1 .2  j  .he  went  down  to  him  with  a  flafe 
Pfal.  z  j  .4_thy  rod  and  thyftafe,they  comfort  me 
//2i.j.i.from  Judah  the  flay  and  the ftafe 
9.4.thou  haft  broken  the  (lajfe  of  his  moulder 
lo.j.ftafe  in  their  hand  is  mine  indignation 
l  y.asif  the  flafe  mould  lift  up  it  felf 
14.fb.all  lift  up  his  JfoJ'e  againft  thee 

14.5.  the  L.  hath  broken  the  ftafe  of  the  wick. 
28. 27. fitches  are  beaten  out  viitha  ftafe 

jo.  j  2.place  where  the  grounded  Jfojfe  ihall  pits 

16.6.  thou  trufteft  in  the  ftafe  of  this  brok.reed 
Ter.48.17.how  is  the  ftrong  flajfe  broken 
E^.za.6.  been  a  ftafe  of  reed  to  the  houfe  of  Ifr. 
Hof.4. 1 2.and  their  ftafe  dedaieth  unto  them 
2cc^.8.4.every  man  with  his  ftafe  in  his  hand 

11.10.and  I  took  my  ftafe,  even  beauty 
i4.tben  I  cut  afunder  my  other  ftafe 
M<ir.6.8.nothing  for  their  journy  fave  a  ftafe  only 
Heb.  1 1. 21  .worfhip.Ieaningon  the  top  of  his  ftafe 
^)taffe  ofBreadySee  fflfjwat), 
Stagger, 
fob  1 2. 2  j.  to /?<*gger  like  a  drunken  man 
P/a/.i07.27.they^ge>'like  adrunken  man. 
Ifa.zg.o.they  fiaggerjout  not  with  ftrong  drink 

StaggereO. 
Rom.^.to. he  ft  aggered  not  at  the  promife 

j£)taggeretl}« 
Ifa,  1 9. 14.  as  a  drunken  man  fiaggereth  in  his 
&tatn. 

fob  j.f.let  darknes  &  the  (hadow  of  death  (lain  it 
//a.2j.9-purpofed  to  ftaitt  the  pride  of  all  glory 
6  3. 3. 1  mWftain  all  my  garments 
jj£jfaft0. 

1  i$»g.6.8.t.hey  went  up  with  mn&mgftairs 

2  K1.9.  r  3  .put  it  under  him  on  the  top  of  the  flairs 
Neb.  3 .  1  f  .to  the  flairs  that  go  down  from  the  citie 

9.4.then  flood  up  upon  the  (loirs— Jefh.&  Bani 

1  z.^.went  up  by  the  flairs  of  the  city  of  Dav. 
Cant.z.14.  that  art  in  the  fecret  places  of  the  flairs 
£^e£.40.6.and  went  up  the  flairs  thereof 

4j.17.and  his /?<wm  fhall  look  towards  the  eaft 

Ails  2  i.j  f.when  he  came  upon  the  ftairsfo  it  was 

40. Paul  flood  on  iheflairs}and  beckened 

Stakes. 

ifa.  3 3  .io.not  one  of  the  flakes  fhal  ever  be  remov. 

54.2.1engthen  thy  cords,&  ftrengthen  thy  ftal^ 

Stale,  See  Stole, 

Stalk. 

Ge0.4x.fi  fev.ears  of  corn  came  up  upon  one/2<j/£ 

Verfe2  2 
Ho/.8.7.it  h:th  noj&z%thebud  fhal  yeeld  no  meal 

£>faBff. 
fofh.2.6.  hid  them  with  the  flails  of flax 

SMI. 
^»!05  6.4,calvesout  of  the  midftof  theftall 
Mal-^.z.ye  fhall  grow  up  as  calves  of  the  flail 
Ln\e  1 3 . 1  f  .on  the  fab.loofe  his  ox  — from  the^. 
5>talte, 

1  I</«g.4.26.Solomon  had  40000. flails  of  horfes 

2  Cbr.g.zj. 
a  ffcr.32.28.3nd  flails  for  all  manner  of  beafts 
Ha&.j.i7.there  fhall  be  no  herds  in  the  flails 

jstaflet). 
Pro.i  f .  1 7.  then  a  /Med  ox,and  hatred  therewith 

Stammerers. 
ifa.  3 2.4.  ftammerers  fhall  be  ready  to  fpeak  plainly 

Stammering. 
lfa.18,1  i.w'nhflammeringliys  will  he  fpeak  to 
SI.  19.  ofzftamm.  tongue,  that  thou  canft  not 
Stamp, 

2  &7»z.  2  2-42.1  did  ftamp  them  as  the  mire  of  the 
Evg.6.1  x.fmite  with  thy  hand, flamy  with  thy  foot 

StampeD, 

Deut.  9.2 1  (lamped  it, ind  ground  it  very  fmall 
2  Chro.  1 5.1 6.  Afa  cut  down  her  idol,  &ftampedh 
E^.2j.6.  been ufe  thou  haft  ftampeA  with  the  feet 
Dan.i  .1  .flamped  the  refidue  with  the  feet  of  it 
i9.andjfo«zj>e<hhe  refidue  with  his  feet 
8.7-caft  him  down' —  and  flamped upon  him 
10. (tars  to  the  ground,  Scftamped  upon  them 


S  T  A        STA 

Stamping. 
fer.^y.^.it  the  noife  of  the  flamping  of  the  hoofs 

Stampt. 
2  Kjng.zi. 6. and  flampt  it  fmall  to  powder 

1  f  .burnt  the  high  place ,znd  flampt  ft  fmall 
$tancheO. 
I//^.8.44.immediatly  heriffueofbloudj&zzzefced 

Stanrj. 
£^e£.29.7.makeft  all  their  loins  to  be  at  a  fland 

StanO. 
Exod.$  3. 10.  cloudy  pillar  fland  at  the  tabern.door 
Lev.zj.i  4<as  the  pri. fhall  eft im ate  it,fo  fhal  it  fta. 

Verfe  17. 

2^,30.4  .all  her  vows  fhall  fland  Ver.7. 

wherewith  fhehath  bound  her  foul, fhal  j?. 

Ver.f,7,n. 

1  a.concer.the  bond  of  her  foul  3fhall  not  fta. 

Deut.  1 8.  ^. to fland  to  minifter  in  the  name  of 

2f  .8.ifhe  J2a»dto  it,and  fay,I  like  not 
fof.zo.i.maW  ftand  at  the  entring  of  the  gate 

1  Sam.  12.16.  ftand,  and  fee  this  great  thing 
19.3.1  will  go  oat  and  fland  befide  my  father 

i  Kjng.S.i  i.priefts  could  not  fland  to  minifter 

1  Chro.  J.I4- 

i7.i.liveth,beforewhomI/?i««i'    Chap.i8.f. 

zKing.i.\/{.  &  j.  16. 

2  Kin.  j.i  i.eome  out  to  me, 8c  fland ,&  call  on  the 
10.4.  how  then  fhall  vie  fland 

1  rtr.21.16.faw  the  angel  of  the  L.ftand  between 
23.30.and  to  fland  every  morning  to  thank 

2  Cfcfl.34.3  2. all  that  were  prefent,to/fo»dtoit 
E^ra  10.14.  let  the  rulets  of  all  the  congreg.  fland 
£i?.3.4.tofeewhether  his  matters  would  fland 

8.1  i.and  to  fland  for  their  life 

fob  8.1  j  .lean  on  his  houle,but  it  fhall  not  fland 
19.2  f  .and  that  he  fhall  fland  at  the  latter  day 
38.1 4.and  they  fland  as  a  garment 

P/H.38.1  i.and  my  kinfmen  fland  afar  off 
45^9.  upon  thy  right  hand  Aid  fland  the  queen 
7  8. 1 3  .made  the  waters  to  fland  as  on  a  heap 
1 09.6.1et  Satan  fland  at  hi s  right  hand 

3 1. he  fhall  fland  at  the  right  hand  of  the  poor 
1 2 2. 2. our  feet  fhall  (land  within  thy  gates 
'      1 3  o.  3 .  O  Lord,  who  fhall  fland 

Pro.  1 2.7.the  houfe  of  the  righteous  fhall  fland 
19.21.  counfell  of  the  Lord  fhall  fland 
z<;.g.ftand  not  in  the  place  of  great  men 

Ecclef.8.3  .fland  not  in  an  evill  thing 

i/tf.7.7.  faith  the  Lord,  It  fhall  aotfland 
8.io.fpeak  the  wprd,and  it  ihall  not  fland 
1 1 . 1  o.a  root  of  Jeflejwhich  fhall  ji.for  an  enfi. 
1 4.24.3s  I  have  purpofed,it  fhall  (land 
2 1.8. 1  fland  continually  upon  the  watch-tower 
28.18.  agreement  with  hell  fhall  not  fland 
3  2.8.by  hbcrall  things  fhall  he  (land 
40.8  .word  of  God  fhall  fland  for  ever 

46. 1  o.faying,My  counfell  fhall  fland 
47.12.  fland  now  with  thine  enchantments 
6 1 .  f  .ftrangers  fhall  fland  and  feed  your  flocks 

fer.6.1 6.flandye  in  the  wayes,and  fee 

44. 2  8,  fhall  know  whofe  words  fhall  fland 
46.2 1  .they  did  not  /fowJjbecaufe  the  day  of 

Etflt.  r  7. 1 4.by  keeping  of  his  coven.it  might  fland 

3  j.26.yey?Wupon  your  fword 
Dan.z  44.  and  it  fhall  ftand  for  ever 
1 1. ^.neither  fhall  he  ftand,  nor  his  arm 
2  j.mighty  army,  but  he  Ihall  not ftmi 
Am.z.\%.ne\.  fhall  he  fland  that  handleth  the  bow 
Micah  j. 4.  fland  and  feed  in  the  ftrength  of  the  L. 
Nahitm  z.%. fland,  ftand,  fhall  they  cry 
Mal.$.z.and  who  fhallj?«»rfwhenhe  appeareth 
Mat.  1 2. 2J. divided  agajnft  it  felf  fhall  not  fland 

26.how  fhall  then  his  kingdome/2<?»isJ 
Ma.r\  3.24-that  kingdome  cannot  ftand 

2?  .againftit  felf,that  houfe  cannot  ftand 
26.be  cannot  fland,he  hath  an  end 
1 1.2  j.and  when  ye  ftand  praying,  forgive 
Lul{e  1 1. 1 8. how  fhall  his  kingdome  fland 
Atts  1.1  i.why  ftand  ye  gazing  up  into  heaven 
?  .20.go,  ftand  and  fpeak  in  the  temple 
2  j.  1  o.I  ftand  at  Cefars  judgment-feat 
26.6.and  now  I  ftandpnd  am  judged  for 
rvO».j.2.into  this  gtace  wherein  we ftaiid  . 
9.1 1.  according  to  election,might  fland 
i4.4.for  God  is  able  to  make  him  ftand 
1  Cor.  1  j.  1  .have  received,  and  wherein  ye  ftand 


STA 


STA 


lo.v/hyflandye  in  jeopardy  every  hour 
2  Cor.i.z^.  for  by  faith  ye  fland 
Epbef.6. 1 3  .and  having  done  all,  to  ftand 

1 1^. fland  therefore,  having  your  loins  g{rt 
1  Pet.  5. 1  i.the  true  grace  of  God,wherein  ye  fland 
Rev.  3 .  20.behold,I/?W  at  the  door,and  knock 
6\i7.and  who  fhall  be  able  to  ftand 
i8.ij.fhall/fo.afaroffforthe  fear  ofhertorm. 
StanD  abroad. 
Deut.z^.w.  thou fhaltJ?.W abroad, and  the  man 

StanO  againfl. 
Lev.  19.16.  neither  fhalt  thou  fland  againft  the 
Num.io.q.vowoia  widow  fhall  fland  againft  her 
_7er.44.29.fhaH  furely  ftand  againft  you  for  evill 
Epbef.6. 1 1.  to  fland  againft  the  wiles  of  Satan 

StanO  aloof. 
Pfal.  3  S.I  1.  my  lovers  and  my  friends  fland  aloof 

StW  back,. 
Ges.19-9.and  they  iud,Stand  back :  this  fellow 

St*W&  before. 
Exod.S.zo.znd  flandbciore  Pharaoh   Chap.9.13. 
9. 1 1. magicians  could  not  ftand  before  Mofes 
17. 6. 1  wil^a.before  thee  on  the  rock  in  Horeb 
lew. 18. 23.  neith.  any  woman  ftand  before  a  beaft 
26. 37.no  power  to  fland  before  your  enemies 
Num.  1 6.$.to  fland  before  the  congregation  to 
27. 21. (hM  fland  before  Eleazar  the  prieft 
3  5.i2.untill  he  ftand  before  the  congregation 

Jf^.20.6. 

Dewf.7-24.no  man  be  able  to  ftand  before  thee 

Chap.11.2f. 
*9.2.who  can  flandbefore  the  children  of  Anak 
10.  S.to  ftand  before  the  Lord  to  minifter 
19.17.both  the  men  (ha\\  ftand  before  the  Lord 
29.10. ye  fland  this  day  all  or  you  before  the  L. 
fofh.\<%.  not  any  man  be  able  to  fland  before  thee 
7.i2.couldnot_/fo;zrf  before  their  enemies 

1 3.thou  canft  not  flandheiote  thine  enemies 
1 0.8. there  fhall  not  a  man  of  them  fland  before 

2  3.9. no  man  hath  been  able  to  fland  before 
/«rff.2.i4.could  not  longer  fland  before  their  en. 
1  Sam.6'ZO.Ytho  is  able  to^asrfbefo.this  holy  G. 

16.22.lct  Davidi  pray  thee,  fland  before  me 

1  Kjng.i.z.  and  let  her  fland  before  the  king 

1 0.8. happy  are  thefe  thy  fer.w'hj?^  contin.bef. 
zCbro.^.-f. 
1 9. 1 1  fland  upon  the  rock  before  the  Lord 

2  Cbro.zo.Q.  vte  fland  before  this  houfe  in  thy 

29. 1 1. Lord  hath  cho'fen  you  to  ftand  before 
£■^9.  if. for  we  cannot  ftandbefote  thee 
fob  41. 10.  who  then  is  able  to  ftand  before  me 
Pfal.  147.17.who can  flandbefore  his  cold 
Pr0.22.29.  a  man  diligent— fhall  ftand  before  ki.  . 
he  fhall  hot  ftand  before  mean  men ; 

27.4.but  who  is  able  to  flandbefore  envie 
fer.-j.  10.  &  come,  8c  flandbefore  me  in  this  houfe 

if  .19. ifthou  return,  thou  fhalt  fland  before  me 

3  f  .i9.fhall  not  want  a  man  to  fland  before  me 
49.19.who is  that  fheph.that  will_/?«.before  me 

Chap,  f  0.44. 
£^.44.  r  1  fhall  flandbefore  them  to  minifter 
1  f .  fhall  ftand  before  me,  to  offer  unto  me 
Dan.  i .  f  .end  thereof  might  ftand  before  the  king 

8.4/0  that  no  beafts  might  fland  before  him 
7.  no  power  in  the  ram  to  fland  before  him 

i  i.i6.and  none  fhall  flandbefore  hirh 
Nabum  1 .6.who  can  ftand  before  his  indignation 
Lti\e  21.36.  and  to  fldnd  before  the  Son  of  man 
Rom.x  4.10.2X1  fland  before  the  judgm.  feat  of  Chr. 
Keti.20.i2.I  faw  the  dead  ftand  before  God 

Stanofy. 
Ges.24.43.  Iflandby  the  well  of  water 
Exod.j.  1  f  .thou  (hilt  ftand  by  the  rivers  brink    . 

18.14.  and  all  the  people  fland  by  thee 
Num.zj.s.ftandby  theburnt'offering,and  I 
?v"efr.7.3.jahd  while tbey/W by,let them  fhutthe 
i/i.6f.f. which  fay,  Standby  thy  felf 
/er.48. 1 9.O  inhabitants  of  Aroer,jtaby  the  way 
£^.46.2.fhaliy?Wbythepoft  of  the  gate 
Zee. 3.7/to  walk  among  thofethat flandby 

4«i4.tWo  anointed  ones  that  ftand  by  the  Lord 
fob.  1 1  #42.becaufe  of  the  people  which  ftand  by 

e^tannfaH. 

Pfal.$ 9.  z8. and  my  covenant  fhall  fland  faft  with 

1 1 1.8.  they  ftand  faft  tor  ever  and  ever 
fer.46.14.fay ye,StondfaQ,and  prepare  thee 

i  Cor.  r  6. 1 3-.  watch 


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iCor.  1 6. 1 3  .watch  ye  ,fiand  faft  in  the  faith 
Gil.  y.  i  .fiand  faft  therefore  in  the  liberty 
Phil- 1  ■  2.7  -that  ye  ftand  faft  in  one  fpirit 

4.t. fiand  fail  in  the  Lord,my  dearly  beloved 
ijTfe/.j.8.fornow  welivejifyej?<wrffaft  in  the 
i  Tfce/^.  i  y  fiand  faft,and  hold  the  traditions  wch 

&tafflJ  forth. 
J er. 46. 4.and  fiand  forth  with  your  helmets 
Atovj^-which  had  the  withered  handstand  forth 
i,«j^j  6.8.rife  up,  and  fiand  forth  in  the  mids 

j^tantJ  here. 
Gen.i4-t}-beho\d,I  fiandhere  by  the  well  of  wat. 
iyiwz.23.1  f  -Hand  here  by  the  burnt-offering 
Dc«t.J-3I-t,utasforthee)/?^thou  here  by  me 
i  Sam. iS.jo.kingfaid, Turn afide,and /fosd here 
Mat.zo. 6. why  ftand  ye  here  all  the  day  idle 
Mar.9- 1  iome  of  them  which  ftand  here,  which 
^fifo  4.1  o.even  by  him  doth  this  man  ftand  here 

<g>tanO  i». 
Judg-4-zo.ftand  in  thedoore  of  the  tent,and  fay 
2  Cfo'fl.j  y.y.jfosrfin  the  holy  place  according 
P/i/.  1 .  y  .ungodly  fhall  not  /?a»rf  in  the  judgement 
4.4.  ftand  in  awe  and  fin  not 
y.y.the  foolifh  (hall  not  fiand  in  thy  fight 
14.  j. and  who  dialled  in  his  holy  place 
3  j.8.inhabitants  of  the  world  ftandin  awe  of 
76.7.  and  whomay  fiand  in  thy  fight 
89.4  3  .and  haft  not  made  him  to  fiand  in  the 
1 34.1.  which  by  night  fiand  in  the  houfe  of  the 
1 3  y.  2.  ye  that  ftand  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
Jer.T.z.ftand  in  the  gate  of  the  Lords  houfe 
i4.6.wild  affes  did  jfosrf  in  the  high  places 
17. \9.ftand  in  the  gate  of  the  chil.  of  the  people 
z6.i.ftand  in  the  court  of  the  Lords  houfe 
Z'tSk'  1l'">-  t°ftand  «n  the  battell  in  the  day  of  the 
12.30.  &  ftandin  the  gap  before  me  in  the  land 
44.z4.in  controverfie  they  (hall  (iand  in  judge. 
DflB.1.4.  had  ability  in  them  to  ftand  in  the  kings 
1 1.  i6\and  he  (hill  ftand  in  the  glorious  land 
1 z.12. ftand  in  the  lot  at  the  end  of  the  dayes 
Zech,  1 4.4.  his  feet  fhall /?<»i  in  that  day  upon  the 
Mat.n-i  y.abom.of  defoh./fo»rfin  the  holy  place 
Lu\e  1. 19. 1  am  Gabriel  that  fiand 'in  the  prefence 
1  Cor.z.  y.  your  faith  mould  not  ftand  in  thty/if, 
G4/.4.20. 1  fiand  in  doubt  of  you 

£>tatlt>  on. 
Exod.i7.$.to  morrow  I  will  ftand  on  the  top  of 
z  Xjn.6.2 1  .if  the  head  of  Eliiha  (hal  ftand  on  him 
Dm- 1 1 . 1 7.but  fhe  fnal I  not  ftand  on  his  fide 

3 1  .and  armes  (hallftandon  his  part 
Rev.if.z.fiandon  the  fea  of  God,having  the  harps 

j|>tanD  out. 
PfaL'7  2.7. their  eyes  Hand out  with  fatnefle 

jtitariu  perfect. 
Co/.4.i2.thatye  may/2a/iiperfe&,and  complete 

^tariQ  ftill. 
Exod.  1 4. 1  i  .jfotfrf  ftill,and  fee  the  falvation  of 
Nunt.g.S. ftand  ftill, and  I  will  heare  what  the  Lo. 
Jofti.i3.ye  fhall/W  ftill  in  Jordan 
10. 1 2.fun,/?d»rfthou  ftill  upon  Gibeon 

1  Sam.g. z7.but  fiand  thou  ftill  a  while3that 

12.7.  now  therefore  ftand  Ai\l,that  I  may 
14.9-then  we  will  ftand  ftill  in  our  place 

2  C&?u 20.i7.j2iMziyeftillJand  fee  the  falvation  of 
Job  37.14.  fiand  ftill,  and  confider  the  Woriderous 
/er.y  i.yo.  ye  that  haveefcaped— •  ftandnot  ftill 
/4#j  8.38.  he  commanded  the  charet  to  ftand  ftill 

£>tanu  j^abi;. 

Pfal.z.o.7  .hail  made  my  mountain  to fldndttrong 

jgytefau  there. 
Num.  1 1 . 1 6\that  they  may  ftand  there  with  thee 
Deut.iS.7. which  ftand  there  before  the  Lord 
/<w#.2.3.andfay  to  the  poor,Stand thou  there 

SltattO  together. 
l/a.yo.8,  letus  torf  together :  who  is  mine 

N'e^.y./terifup.and  blefle  the  Lord  your 'God 
Job  3  o . 20.I  fiand  up,3nd  thou  regarded  me 

3  3.?.fet  thy  words  in  prdet  before  mt}ftand  up 
Ffal-i  ^.z.and  ftand up  for  tny  help 

94.  i6.or  who  willft'and  up  for  me  .againft 
Ecclefa.11.  fecond  child  that  mall  Jfesaupln  his 
j/k.27.9.  the  groves  and-images  (hill  not  fiand  up 
let  them/fcra^up,  yet  they  fhall  feare  .. 


STA       STA 

5  1. 17. awake  ,awake,/ta/  "PjO  Jerufalcm 
£^.3  i.i4.neithertheir  trees  ftand  up  in  their 
DaB.8.22.  four  kingdomes  (hall./?a«rfup 

2  3 .  a  king  of  fierce  countenance  (hall  jta.  up 
z$. (hall  ftand  up  againft  the  prince  of  princ. 
ii.2.there  (halftandup  yet  three  kings  in  Perf. 
3.  and  a  mighty  king  (hall  ftandup 
4.and  when  he  fhall]?<«?</up,his  kingdome 
7  .branch  of  her  roots  (hall  one  ftand  up 
14-many/fo.  up  againft  the  king  of  the  fouth 
20.  (hall  ftand  up  in  his  e{hte,a  raifer  of 
2 1. in  his  eftate  (hall  finndup  a  vile  perfon 
1 2. 1  .at  that  time  fhall  M  ichael  ftand  up 
Acls  io.z6.fta.nd  up ,1  my  felfealfo  am  a  man 

j^tanU  upon. 
Exod.$  3 .2 1.  thou  (halt  ftand  upon  a  rock 
Veut.zy.  1 2.  thefe  flialljfcsis/  upon  mount  Geraz. 

i3.thefe  fhall/fotfafupon  mount  Ebal 
Joft>. 3. 1 3. they  (haW.fi/ind  upon  an  heap 
2  Sam. 1.9. ftand  upon  me,I  pray  thee,and  flay  me 
1  Kjn.19.1  ifiandupon  the  mount  before  the  Lo. 
£^.2.i.fon  of man,ftand  upon  thy  feet 
27.29.they  (hi\\  ftand  upon  the  land 
47.10.the  filhers  fhall  ^Wupon  ie 
Dan.y.n.and  made  ftand  upon  the  feet  as  a  man 
HA 2. 1. 1  will  fiand  upon  my  watch 
Zech.\/s,.\z.  confume  away,while  they  fiand  upon 
Alls  z6.  i6.but  rife>and/?.OTd  upon  thy  feet ' 
Rev. 10.  y.  angel  I  faw  ftandupon  the  fea,lifted 

^>tanD  upright. 
P/fl/.20.8.  but  we  are  rifen,and  ftand  upright 
Dan.  1  o.  1 1 .  underftand  the  words,&  ftand  upright 
Atts  X4.10.faid  with  a  loud  voyce,Stand  upright 

^►tatltl  with. 
Num.  1 .  y .  names  of  the  men  that  fhall  ftand  with 

<£>tanfc  without. 
E^ra  10. 1 3 .  and  we  are  not  able  to  fiand  without 
Mat.iz. 47. ftand  without,  defiring  to  fpeak  with 
Luke  8.20.thy  mother,&  thy  brethren^,  without 
13.2y.and  ye  begin  to  ftand  without,and  to 
5>tanuarD. 
NuM.  i.y  2 .  and  every  man  by  his  own  ftandard 

Chap.  i.  z. 
2. 3.  they  of  the  ftandard  of  thecampofjudah 
lo.onthe  fouth-fide  the  fianda.  of  the  camp 
18.  on  the  weft-fide  fhall  be  the  ftand.  of  the 
i^.ftandardoi  thecamp  of  Dan  fhall  be  on   | 
io.'i4.firft  place  Went  the  ftandardoi the  camp 
18.  the  ftandard  of  the  camp  of  Reuben  fee 
zz.theftandard— '■of  Ephraim  fet  forward 
iy.the  fian.of  the  camp  —of  Dan  fet  forwa. 
Tya.49.22.and  fet  up  my ■ftandard 'to  the  pedpre 
y9>i9.  the  Lord  fliall  lift  up  aJZa/?rf.againft  him 
62. 10. lift  up  a  ftandard  for  the  people  ' 
Jer.\.  2 1  .how  long  fhall  I  fee  the  fiandard 

yo.i.fet  up  afiandard,t>th\i(h,ind  conceale  not 
y  1 . 1 2.fet  up  the  ftandard  upon  the  walls  bf  Ba. ' 
27-fet  ye  up  a  fiandard  in  the  land,blow , 
^tartUatU-few. 
lfa.  10. 1 8.  they  fhall  be  as ;.  vtr hen  a J?«/.bear.f.iint. 

^tanTjatosf. 

Num.z.17.  every  man  in  bisplace  by  their  ftandar. 
3  i.fhall  go  hindmoft"with  their  fiandardt 
34.fo  they  pitched  by  their  fiandards 

Jer.4-6.iet  up  the  fiandards  toward  Zidh 
^tan&eft. 

6e«'2'4>3  1. wherefore  ftamicft  thou  without 

£. W. 3 .y.  whereon  thou  ftbtdifi  is  holy  ground 

Jofii.<,.\s.Ms'7.  33. 
P/a(.  1  b .  1 . why ftandeft  thou-af.ir  off,  O.  Lord 
Rj/ft.i  j.20.and  thou,  ftandeft by  faith 

^fanrjctl;. 
JV«»«.  1 4. 1 4.and  that  thy  cloud  fiandeth  over  them 
£>e«S.  1. j8.whi'ch/?aKfif.before  thee,  heihallgoe  in 
1 7. 1 2.  that  [land,  to  minifter  there  before  the 
z$h  y.but  with  him  that  fiandeth  withiis 
7/^g.i6.i6.pillarswheteupbn  the  houfe  fiandeth 
Efiher  6.{  .behold  jplamafl  fiandeth  in  the  court 
7-9.gaIlowes;/?<zMr&  iw  the  houfe  of  Haman 
P/a/.i'.'i.'noi'  flandetb'in  the  way  of  finne'rs  ' 
,2^.1 2.my  foot  Handeth'in  an  even  plate 
33.T  f.counfell  o{  the  Lotdftamtcth  forever 
§  Vt.  God/2aa.iri:the-c6rigregationof  the  mig. 
1  Vga6 1  Bui  my hi'ixt' fiandeth  in  awe 


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44.11 

47.1  j.  the  monetliy.  pro^nofticatorS.M^  up'      ?'fo.%.z.(heftandeth  in  the;tbp  of  high  places 
483I  J.when  I  call  unto  them,they  ftMd  Up  tog.    C/d^.2.9.behold,  he  fiandeth  behind  bur  wall 


Ifa.^.i^.flandeth  up  to  plead,  and  ftand.to  judge 

46.7.fiandc.  from  his  place  fhal  he  not  remove 

59.14.and  \eAice  ftandcth  afar  off 
Dan.  1 2. 1.  the  great  prince  which  fianS.ot  the  chil„ 
Zech.  \  1. 16. nor  feed  that  that  fiandeth  ftill 
/tffoi  i.26.j?a.one  among  you  whom  ye  know  not 

I. z^. fiandeth, and  heareth  him,rejoyceth 
Zto-i4.4.to  his  own  \na(ketht  fiandeth  or  falleth 
1  Cor. 7. i7. he  that  fiandeth  ftedfaft  in  his  heart 

8.13. 1  will  eat  no  fiefh  while  theworld^W. 

10.12.let  him  that  thinkcth  he  ftand.ta\.e  heed 
z  Tim.z,  1 9. the  foundation  of  God  fiandeth  fure 
Heb.10. 1 1.  every  ptieA  fiandeth  daily  miniftring 
Jam. y.9_the  judge  fiandeth  at  the  doore 
Rev .  10.8.  /fozrf.  upon  the  fea,  and  upon  the  ezrth 

^tanumrj, 
£.W.26.iy.  boards  of  Shictim  wood  fiandinz  up 

Chap.  36.  20. 
ie^tf.i.neieherrearye  up aftanding  image 
Num.zz.zi.  angel  of  the  Loid  ^?zrf.  in  the  way 

3 1.  &  he  faw  the  angel  fianding  in  the  way 
1  Sam.  19. 20. Samuel  fiand.as  appointed  over  them 

2  2.6. all  his  fervants  were  slandingby  him 

1  Kjn.  1 3 .2 y.and  the  lion  fianding  by  the  carkafle 
28.affe,and  the  \ion  fiandmg  by  the  carkaffe 

22.19.  all  the  hoft  of  heaven  ftandim  by  him 

2  Chro.$.  1 8 .  and  two  lions  fiandingby  the  ftayes 
1 8. 1 8. all  the  hoft  of  heaven  fiandmg  at  his 

Esther  y.2.fuv  Either  the  a\uetnftand.in  the  court 
V[al.6$.z.  in  deep  mire  where  there  is  no  fianding 
1 07.3y.turneth  the  wildernefle  into  a  flan.wat. 
1 1 4. 8. which  turned  the  rock  into  a  flan,  water 
Dd».8.6.which  I  had  teen  fianding  before  the  river 
^4woj  9. i.I  faw  the  Lord  ftanding  upon  the  altar 
Micah  1 . 1 1. he  fhall  receive  of  you  his  fianding 

y.  13.  and  thy  ftanding  images  out  of  the  midft 
Zecb.z .  i.fhewed  me  JofhuayZ«rf.before  the  angel 
and  Satan  ftanding  at  his  right  hand 
6.  y.which  goe  forth  fromftan.  before  the  Lord 
Afdf.o'.y.for  they  love  to  pray  ftand.  in  the  fynago. 
16.28.fome  j?W.here  which  fhall  not  tafte  of 
20. 3. faw  others  ftanding  idle  in  the  market 
6.went  and  found  others  ftanding  idle 
Mar.i'S  i-hisbrechren,and  his  mother Jfo.without 

13. 1 4. ftanding  where  it  ought  not 
l.u\e  t.i\.ftandingon  the  right  fide  of  the  altar 
y.2.faw  two  (hips  ftandixg  by  the  lake 
9.27.tell  you, there  be  Come  fianding  here 
18. 1 3. Publican  fianding  afar  offjwould 
John  8.9.  and  the  woman  fianding  in  the  midft 
19.26.  faw  his  mother,  and  his  diCciples  ftand. 
20. 14. faw  ~JeCus  ftanding,  and  knew  not 
Alls  2.14.  Peter  ftanding  up  with  the  eleven 
4.i4.beholding  the  man  fianding  with  them 
y.23<and  the  keepers  fianding  without 

2  5  .are  fianding  in  the  temple  teaching 
7.y  y  .and  jefus  ftand.on  the  right  hand  of  God 

56. and  the  Son  of  man  fiand.  on  the  right 
22.20.I  was  a\fo  fianding  by,and confenting 
24.2  t.trrat  I  cryed]?<J».among  them,Touchmg 
Hfi»9.8.the  firft  tabernacle  was  yet  fianding 
z  Pfi.3.y.and  the  earth  fianding  out  of  the  water 
Rev.7.1.  four  attgeh  fianding  on  the  four  corners 
1  i.4,and  thefecond candlefticky?a^ .before  the 
18.10  fianding  afar  off  for  feare  of  her  torment 
19. 1 7.I  faw  an  angel  fiandmg  in  the  fun 

gptmiOinQrCOin,  S.ceCojtl. 

^tanb. 

£.voiJ8.i4.uponheapes,  and  the  land  fianl^ 

.  ,  i6.2Q.and  it  bred  wormes,  and  flank 

2  &m.ip.6.(a\v  that  they  fiank  before  David, they 

&tave, 
P/a/.22.'l7.they  look  and  ftare  upon  me 

ji>tat. 
WK»/.24.i7!there  fhall  come  a  Star  out  of  Jacob 
Amos  y .  26;ye  have  born  the  fiar  of  your  god 
Maf.i.z'.we  have  feen  his^in  theceaft 
7.ericjuiKd  what  time  the  fiar  appeared 
y'flar  which  they  faw  went  before  them 
.  rb.w'hen  they  faw  the /?«-,theyrejoyced 
Ails  7.43 .  ye  took  up  the  fiar  of  your  god  Reroph. 
1  Cor.  1  y.41  ,bnc  $<J>-differeth  from  another  fiar  in 
Rev.%.  xo-.'therc  fell  a  great1  fiar  —  burning  as  it 
.  1  i.nameof  thesis  called  ,Worm-wood    | 
9. 1  .faw  zftar  fall  from  heaven  to  the  earth 


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2  Pet.  i .  i  ^.until  the  day  da  w  n,&  the  dayftar  arife 

Morning- ^tuv- 
Rev.z.zS.l  will  give  him  the  morning-/'*' 
ai.  16.I  am  the  bright,and  morning-/?iW 
&tar-gajer$f. 
1} "a. 47. 1 3 .  let  the  ftar-ga\crs  ftand  up 

g>tat<3. 
Gen. 1 .16.  God  made  the  ftars  alfo 

1  y. y  .tell  theftars,if  thou  be  able  to  number 
j  7.9. fun  &  moon,and  eleven  ftars  made  obeif. 
Df»f.4.ip.andthe^ayj(houldbe  driven  to  worm. 
Judg. y .  zo. ftars  in  their  courfes  fought  againftSif. 
jVrb^.n.fiom  therifing  of  the  morn,  till  the  fta. 
fob  3. 9.1ct  the  flars  of  the  twilight  thereof  be  dark 
9#7.command.  the  fun,  and  fealeth  up  the  flars 
1 1. 1  i.height  of  the  ftars  how  high  they  are 
a  y .  y  .yea,the  ftars  are  not  pure  in  his  fight 
38. 7.  when  the  morning  ftars  fang  together 
Pfa/.S.  3 .  moon,&  ftars  which  thou  haft  ordained 
1 3  6.0.  moon  and  ftars  to  rule  by  night 
i47.4.he  telleth  the  number  of  the  ftars 
148.3.  praife  him  attye  ftars  of  light 
£«/e.i».i.while  the  fun  or  thej2a.be  not  darkned 
Ifa.  14. 1 3.I  will  exalt  my  throne  above  the  flars 
Jer.%  1 . 3  y.and  of  the  ftars  for  a  light  by  night 
E%e\.%  2.7.2nd  make  the  ftars  thereof  dark 
Han.%.10. ftars  to  the  ground, and  ftamped  upon 

11.3  .(hine  as  the  ftars  for  ever  and  ever 
Joeli.io.ftarsftuW  with-draw  their  mining 

Chap.  3. 1  y. 
Amos  y.8.feek  him  that  makeththefeven/fars 
OW.4.though  thou  fet  thy  neft  among  the  ftars 
Lufe  2  1. 1  y. there  (hall  be  fignes  in  the  ftars 
Ads  17.10.when  neither  fun  nor  ftars— appeared 
1  Cor.  i  y  .4 1  .and  another  glory  of  the  ftars 
Heb.  1 1.1  z.fo  many  as  the  ftars  of  the  skie  in 
J  tide  1 3.wandring/fa;,J,towbom  isreferved 
Ktv.i.  1.  thefe  things  faith  he  that  hath  the  "j.ftars 
8.n.was  fmitten,and  the  third  part  of  the  ftars 
1 1. 1  .upon  her  head  a  crown  of  twelve  ftars 
&&tat&  joyned  with  Heaven, 

See  beaten. 
Seven  5>tans,  See  £>rt6l1. 
£>tate,  See  dBftatc, 
Stately 
£3^.13. 4 1.  and  fateftupon  aftatelybed 

Station. 
Ifa.  11.  iq.  I  will  drive  thee  from  thy  ftdtion 

£>tatnre. 
Num.  13.31.  people  we  faw  are  men  of  great  flat. 
1  Sam.  16.7.  look  not  on  the  height  of  his  ftature 
1  SflW.21.20.bat.in  Ga.where  wasa  man  ofgre./?. 
1  Cbro.i  r.i3.manof  great  ftaturcfive  cubits  high 

io.6.where  was  a  man  of  great/2<2f/«'ff,whofe 
Cant. 7. 7. this  thy/fof#i*isliketoapalme-tree 
■l/«.  10.3  3. the  high  ones  of  ftature  mall  be  hewed 

4v.14.men  of  ftature  (hall  come  over  to  thee 
£^j£.  1 3 . 1  S.head  of  evety  ftature  to  hunt  foules 
17.6.  became  a  fpreading  vine  of  low  ftature 
iq.i  i.her  ftature  was  exalted  among  branches 
?  1. 3.  with  a  (hadowing  fhroud,&  of  a  high /fa, 
Ata.6.i7.canadde  one  cubit  to  his  ftature 

Lu\e  it.  ly. 
Lu{e  1.  y  1  jefus  increafed  in  wifdom  and  ftature 

19.3.  becaufe  he  was  little  of ftature 
Ephef.4.1 3.unto  the  meafure  of  the  flat,  of  Chrift 

Statute. 
Exod.  1  y .  1  y .  there  he  made  a  ftatute  and  an  ordin. 

i9.9,fhall  be  theirs  for  a  oetvetuall  ftatute 
Lev.r, .  1 7.  a  perpetuall  ftatute  for  your  generations 
16.34.  and  this  fhall  be  an  eyerlafting/fatote 
14.9.  Lord  made  by  fire>by  a  perpetuall  ftatute 
Num.1g.z1.it  thallbea  perpertualiyfato#.unto 
17.1  i.itfliall  be  a ftatute  of  judgement 
?  y.i9.thefe  things  (hall  be  for  a  ftatute  of  jud. 
fojb.  24. 1  y.and  fet  them  a  ftatute  in  Shechem 

Sfjw.30.1y. that  he  made  it  aftatutc,and  an  ordi. 
Pfal.%  iwj.for  this  was  a  ftatute  for  Ifrael 
Dfl«.6.7.counfellers  to  eflablifh  a  royall  ftatute 
1  y.  no  flat  which  the  king  eftabliihetb,  may 
Statute  for  ever. 
Ex0d.z7.zuxt  (hall  be  a  ftatute  for  ever 

Chap.  18. 43.  Levit.  10. 9. 
&  13.  i4in,  31. 
19.18.  Aaron  and  his  fons  by  a  ftatute  for  ever 


S  T  A        S  T  A 

Num.iB.  19.  daughters  with  thee  by  a  /?<«.  for  ever  I 

19.10.that  fojourn  among  you  by  afta.fot  ever  ]  Exod.z^.i  i.mzVe  ftaves  of  Shittim  wood 


See  more  in  For  HBMtt. 
Statutes. 

Exod.iS.i6.\  do  make  them  know  theftat.  of  G. 

Lev.  1  o.  1 1  .may  teach  Ifrael  all  the  ftatutes,  which 

Num.10.16.  thefe  are  the  ftatutes  which  the  Lord 

£>e«i(.4.6.which  (hall  heare  all  thefe  flat. Si  fayings 

6.i4.commanded  us  to  doe  all  thefe  ftatutes 

16. 1  i.thou  (halt  obferve,and  doe  all  thefe  fiat, 

17. 1 9.to  keep  thefe  ftatutes,  and  to  doe  them 

1  Kin.$.  3.  walking  in  the  ftatutes  of  T>zv. his  fath. 

2  iO».  1 7.8.walked  in  the  ftatutes  of  the  heathen 
i9.walked  in  the  statutes  which  they  made 
34.  neither  doe  they  after  their  fathers  ftatu, 
3  7. ftatutes  he  wrote  ye  (hall  obferve 

1  Cbro.i  J'8>  tnat  ^ey  will  take  heed  to  do  the  sla 
Neb.o.  14.  commanded  them  ftatu.  and  lawes,by 
Pfal.iQ.il.  the  ftatutes  of  the  Lord  are  right 
£^£.33.1  y.walk  in  the  (ia.of  life,he  (hall  not  die 
Mica/;  6.\6.statutes  of  Omri  are  kept 

His  jfetatnte*. 
£#<></.  1  y.t6.and  keep  all  hisftatu.  I  will  put  none 
DeuU6.17.ye  (haHl  diligently  keep— his  ftatutes 
lo.ii.hisflat.  which  I  command  thee  this  day 
Chap.  17. 10. 
1  i.i.they  (hall  keep  his  charge,and  his  [iatutes 
18.1  y.  if  thou  wilt  not  obferve  to  doe  hisftatu. 
1  SjOT.2t.13.  his  ftatutes,!  did  not  depart  from 

1  JCi».8.6i.lec  your  hearts  be  per.to  walk  in  his/2. 

2  20*  J  7- 1  y.and  they  rejected  his  statutes 3apd  fol. 
23.3.W  keep  his  ftatutes  with  all  their  heart 

2  Cbto.i\.i  1.  to  keep  his  ftatut.  with  all  his  heart 
£^fl  7.n.fcribe  of  hisftatutes  to  Ifrael 
Pfal.i2.zz.  I  did  not  put  away  his  jfatat.  from  me 

10y.4y.that  they  might  obferve  hisftatutes 

/eT.44.23.  nor  walked  in  his  law,nor  in  his  ftatut. 

$S>t&tnteB  joyned  with  Judgements, 

See  31nOgement0. 
.„    Ksep  j&tattlteg,  See  Itecp, 
My  jfctatnte©; 
Gen.  16.  y.  Abraham  kept  my  ftatut.  and  my  lawes 
Lef.18.5.  ye  (hall  therefore  keep  ray  ftatutes 

Vejfe  26. 
19.19.ye  (hall  keep  my  /ZafafM 
2y.i8.wherefore  ye  (hall  doe  my  ftatutes 
2  6. 3. if  ye  walk  in  my  ftatute  stzt\d  doe  them 
1  y.ye  (hall  defpife  my  ftatutes,  or  if  your 
43  .becaufe  their  foule  abhorred  my  statutes 
1  2(/M.3.i4.if  thou  wilt  keep  myftat.I  willlengt. 
9.6.  will  not  keep  my  commande.  and  my  flat. 
n.n.thisis  done  ofthee,&  haft  not  ke.my^. 
34.be  kept  my  commandements5and  my  fta. 
1 Kja.  17.13  .keep  my  ftatutes  according  to  the  law 
1  Cbro.7. lo.ifye  turn  and  forfake  my  ftatutes 
Pfal.^o.  1  rf.what  haft  thou  to  do  to  declare  my  fta. 

89.3 1. if  they  break  my  ftaiutes,md  keep  not 
J^.44.10.  neither  have  they  walked  in  my  ftatut. 
£\^.y.6.and  my  ftatut.  more  then  the  countreys 
and  my  fiat,  they  have  not  walked  in 
7-have  not  walked  in  my  ftatutes,  neither 
1 1.20.  they  may  walk  in  my  ftat.and  doe  them 
1 8. 19.  that  which  is  lawfull,&  kept  all  my flat. 
36.27.and  caufe  you  to  walk  in  my  ftatutes 
Zecb.  1.6.  my  ftatut.  did  they  not  take  hold  of  your 

Thy  3)tatatesf. 

1  Cbro.ZQ.iQ.  a  perfeft  heart  to  keep  thy  ftatutes 
Pftf/.ii9.i2.bleff.art  thou,0  Lo.teach  me  thy/?. 
1 6 .1  w  ill  delight  my  fel  fe  in  thy  ftatutes 
23.  thy  fervant  did  meditate  in  thy  ftatutes 
id.thou  heardeft  me  :  teach  me  thy  Statutes 
3  3. teach  me,0  Losd,the  way  of  thy  ftatutes 
48.I  will  meditate  in  thy  ftatutes 
f+.thy  ftatutes  have  been  my  fongs 
^4.e3rth  is  full  of  thy  mercy:teach  me  thy/?. 
68.good,  &  doeft  good:teach  me  thy  ftatutes 
7i.afflifted,that  I  might  learn  thj 'ftatutes 
So.let  my  heart  be  found  in  thy  ftatutes 
83.yet  doe  I  not  forget  thy  statutes 
H2.  incline  mine  heart  to  perform  thy  ftatu. 
1 17.I  will  have  refpect  unto  thy  statutes 
118  .troden  down  all  that  erre  from  thy  flat. 
1 24.untothy  mercy:  &  teach  me  thyftapaes 
1 3  y.on  thy  fervant  :and  teach  me  thy  ftatutes 
iyy.wicked  :  for  they  feeknotthy/fafrtfei    I 
171.  when  thou  haft  taught  me  thy  statutes  I 


Gen.iQ.17. neither  ftay  thou  in  all  theplaine 
£w^.9.2i).letyou  goe,ye  fcaWftayno  longer 
La>.i3.23,if  the  bright  foot  flay  in  his  place 

Verfe  18. 
Jufh.10.iQ.ftay  you  not,  but  purfue after 
Ruth  1.1 3.would  you  ftay  for  them  from  having 
1  Sam.i^.i6.stay}l  will  tell  thee.whatthe  L.hath 

20. 3  8.  make  (peed,  hafte,  stay  not 
1  Sam.zq.  16.it  is  enough,/?<iy  now  thine  hand 
1  Cbro. 2 1. 1  y.faid  to  the  angel  that  deftroyed,  Stay 
Job  27.4.W1II  not  ftay  when  his  voyce  is  heard 

3  8. 3  7. or  who  can  ftay  the  bottles  of  heaven 
Pw.28.17.  (hall  fly  to  the  pitjletnoman/fayhim 
Cant.z.$,ftay  me  with  flagons,  comfort  me 
Ifa.  1 0.20.  (hall  no  moieftay  upon  him  thatfmote 
but  fhall  ftay  upon  the  Lord 

ZQ.Q.ftay  your  felves,  and  wonder 

30.1  t.truft  in  oppreflion,  andfiay  thereon 

3  i.i.woc  to  them  that/?«y  on  horfes,  &  nuft 

48.2.  and  ftay  themfelves  upon  the  God  of  Ifr. 

yo.  10. let  him  (toy  upon  his  God 
fer.a.6.ftay  not,fbr  I  will  bring  evill  out  of  the  _ 

20.o.weary  with  forbearing,  &  I  could  not  ftay 
Dan.\.i  y.  and  can  ftay  his  hand 
Hof.  1 3 .  i  3 .  not  ftay  long  in  the  place  of  the  break. 

ifrtapeD- 
Gen.S.io.md  he  stayed  yet  other  feven  dayes 

Verfe  12. 

3  2.4.with  Laban,and  stayed  ftill  until!  now 
Exod,  1  o.  24-onely  let  your  beards  be  flayed 

i7.it.Aaron,andHur/?ayerfup  hishands 

Num.  1  &48.and 


Ver.28.Ch3p.3o.y.&37.4 
14.  put  the  ftaves  into  the  rings 
1  f.ftaves  fhall  be  in  the  rings  of  the  ark 
27.places  of  the  ftaves  to  beare  the  table 
17.fi.thou  (halt  make  staves  for  the  altar 

ftaves  of  Shittim  wcod,and  ■ : 
7. ftaves  (hall  be  put  into  the  rings 

ftaves  (hall  be  put  upon  the  two  fides  I 
30.4.theyihallbeforplacesfor  the  ftaves 
3  y.i  2.the  ark,and  the  ftaves  thereof 

1 3  .the  table,and  his  ftaves ^nd  all  the  vefTels 
1  y.the  incenfe  altar»and  his  ftaves 
i6.the  altar  of  burnt-offering — with  his  fta.    \ 
37.y.he  put  the  ftaves  into  the  rings 
14-places  for  the  ftaves  tobear  the  altar 
1  y.he  made  the  ftaves  of  Shittim  wood 

Ver.28.Chap.38.6, 
17.  to  be  places  for  the  ftaves 
3  8.y.four  rings  to  be  places  for  the  ftaves 

7.  he  put  the  staves  into  the  rings 
39.3  y.ark  of  the  teftimonie,  the  ftaves  thereof 

3  Q.his  ftaves,  and  all  his  veflels 
40.10.  he  fet  the  ftaves  on  the  3tk 
Num.^.6.znd  fhall  put  in  the  ftaves  thereof 

Ver.  8,  ir,  14. 
1  i.i8.psople  digged  with  their  staves 
1  Saw.  i7.43.dog,that  thou  comeft  tome  with  fta 
1  2C*».8.7.covered  the  ark,and  the  staves  thereof 
8. and  they  drew  out  the  staves 

that  the  ends  of  the  staves  were  feen 

1  Cfo-fl.iy.iy.on  their  moulders  with  the  ftaves 

2  Cbro.i,  8.  covered  the  ark,and  the  ftaves  thereof 
9.  drew  out  tha ftaves  of  the  ark 

that  the  ends  of  the  fta.  were  feen  in 
£^-39.9.fet  on  fire  the  bznd-ftaves 
Ha6.3.i4.didftftrikethorow  with  his  ftaves 
Zecb.  1 1.7. 1  took  unto  me  two  staves 
iWtf.io.io.neirh.two  coats,nor  yet  (hoes,nor/?tf. 
16.47. and  staves  from  the  chiefe  priefts 

5  y.  at  againft  a  thkf,with  fwords  and  ftaves 

Lu\e  zz.  y2. 

Mar\  14.43.  a  great  multitude  with  fwords  &/?d. 

48-with  fwords,and  with  ftaves  to  take  me 
Lufe. 9.3. take  nothing  for  your  journey,neitb./fa. 

£>tap. 
Lev.i  3<y.if  the  plague  in  his  fight  be  at  a  ftay 

37-if  the  fcall  in  his  fight  be  at  a  ftay 
1  Sam.zi.  19.  but  the  Lord  was  my  ftay 

Pfalmc  18. 18. 
7/i.3. i.the  R"y  &  theftaffe,the  whole  slay  of  bread 
and  the  whole  ftay  of  water  I 
1 9. 1 3.  thty  that  are  the  ftay  of  the  tribes  therof 


ST  A 


STE 


ytfW.16.48.and  the  living,*  the  plague  was  [lay. 
j  o.  Aaron  returned,  &  the  plague  was  flayed 

if  .8.  fo  the  plague  was  flayed  from  the  children 
tj)eut.io,io.Iflayedin  the  mount  forty  dayes>and 
Jofh.  10. 1 J iuri  flood  ftill,and  the  moon  Hayed 
1  SdW.10.19.wben  thou  haft  flayed three  dayes 

14.7.  David  flayed  hi»  fervants  with  thel'e  wor. 

jo.j.where  thofe  that  were  left  behind^dyerf 
1  Sam.  1 7- 1 7  Jonathan  and  Abimaaz  fla.by  En-r. 

t4.11.that  the  plague  may  be  flayed 

25.  and  the  plague  was  flayed  from  Ifrael 

1  KJAiM  S,,ne  ^ng  was  ^^  UP in  tne  cnaret 

2  i(,w.4.6.not  a  veffell  more,and  the  oyle  Stayed 
1  j .  1 8  .and  he  fmote  thrice,and  flayed 
15,20.  king  of  Affyria/Jdy.not  there  in  the  la. 

2  Ckro.  1 8.  ^.kingjfeyedhimfelf  up  in  his  charet 
fob  j  8.  it. here  (hall  thy  proud  waves  be  Hayed 
Pfal.  106.  jo. executed  judge.  &  fo  the  pla.was  fla. 
I/a.z6.j.keep  him  whofe  mind  is  flayed  on  thee 
Iflw.4.6.overchrowne,&  no  man  flayed  on  her 
Ere.j  1.1  j.reftrained  theflouds,&  the  wa.waefl. 
Ha? .i.io.therefore,  the  heaven  over  you  is  flayed 
and  the  earth  is  flayed  from  her  fruit 
Lulfe  a.&z.flaycd  him,that  he  fhould  not  depart 
A&s  i9.»i-he  himfelf/rayftiin  Afia 

$tapett). 
//<i.i7.8.he  ff*»yefb  his  rough  wind  in  the  day  of 


1  Kin.10.19.  there  wete  flayes  on  either  fide  of  the 
and  two  lions  flood  befide  the  flayes 

1  Cbro.o. 1%.  flayes  on  each  fide  of  the  fitting  place 
and  two  lions  ftanding  by  the  flayes 


Gf».r.it.dofed  up  the  flefti  in  flead  thereof 
4.2  y. another  feed  in  Headof  Abel,whom 
2  2. 1  3  .for  a  burnt-offering  in  /fetfd  of  his  fon 
jo.i.am  I  in  Gods  flead  who  hath  with-held 
36.  j  j  Jobah  fon  of  Zerah reigned  in  his  flead 


I  C{?i'0O.  I.44. 

34.  and  Hufham— reigned  in  his  flead 

1  Chron.  1.4$. 
3  y.  and  Hadad— reigned  in  his  pad 

1  Chron.  i-a6. 
3  6.  Samlab  of  Mafrekah  reigned  in  his/fo«* 
1  dyo».  1.47. 
3  7 .  and  Saul — reigned  in  his  flead 

1  Chen.  1.48. 
3  8.  and  Baal-hanan  —reigned  in  his  flead 

1  Cbron.  1.49. 
3  9.  and  Hadar  reigned  in  his  flead 

1  C&WM.  1.  jo. 
44.3  3. let  thy  ferv.  abide  in  the  flead  of  the  lad 
£#ort\4.i6.he  (hall  be  to  thee  in  flead  of  a  mouth 
thou  (halt  be  to  him  in  flead  of  God 
5. 1  i.to  gather  ftubble  in  fleadof  ftraw 
19.30.that  fon  that  is  prieft  in  his  Head}(ha\l 
Lev.6. 2 i.fons  anointed  in  his  /rW  (hall  offer  it 
6.3  2.1'n  the  priefts  office  in  his  fathers  flead 
Num.s.u.Levites,in  flead  of all  the  fitft-born 
43-take  the  Levites  in  flead  of  all  the  firft-b. 
Verfe  45. 
cattell  of  the  Levites  in  flead  of  all  the 
Verfe  45. 
j.i9.not  with  another  in  flead  of  thy  husband 
20. if  gone  a  fide  to  another  in  flead  of  thine 
2  9.  in  fleadof  her  hasband,and  is  defiled 
8. 1 6.  in  flead  oi  fuch  as  open  every  womb 

even  in  flead  oi  the  firft-born  of  all 
10.3  t. thou  may  eft  be  to  us  in  fleadof  eyes 
32.14.ye  are  rifen  up  in  your  fathers  flead 
Deut.i.  1 2.children  of  Efau  dwelt  in  their  flead 
n.fucc.them,&  dwelt  in  their  fie.   Ve.*2. 
23.deftroyed  them,  &  dwelt  in  their  flead 
10.6.  Eleazer  in  the  priefts  office  in  his  flead 
Jofh  j. 7. children  whom  he  raifed  up  in  theit  flead 
Judg  1  j.2.take,I  pray  thee,  in  flead  of  her 
2  Sam.  10.  i.Hanun  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflead 
16.8.  in  whofe  flead  thou  haft  reigned 
17.25.  Amafa  captain  of  thehoftinjfe.  of  Joab 
1 1(28.1. 3o.Sol.(hall  fit  on  my  throne  in  my  flead 
3  j.  for  he  (hall  be  king  in  my  flead 
3.7.  thou  haft  made  thy  fcrvant  king  in  fleadof 
1  i.43.Rehoboam  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 

zCbron.g.$i. 
1 4.2o.Nadab  his  fon  reigned  in  his  (lead 


S  T  E        STE 

i7.Rehoboara  made  in  theiryzWbra.fhields 
3 1.  Abijam  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 
xy.8.Afa  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflcad 

1  Chron.  14.  1. 
24.  Jehofhaphat  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 

2  Chron.  1 7. 1. 
28.Baafha  flay  him,and  reigned  in  his  flead 

i6.6\Elah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 

lo.Zimri  killed  him,  &  reigned  in  his  flead 

28-Ahab  his  fon  reigned  in  bis  flead 
22.40.Ahaiiah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 

yo.Jehoram  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 

zChron.zi.i- 
1 2(f8.i.i7.he  died,-  Jehoram  reigned  in  his  stead 
j.27.fhould  have  reigned  in  his  flead 
S.iy.hedied,andHazael  reigned  inhis  flead 

24.  Ahaziah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 
10.3  j.  Jehpahaz  reigned  in  his  flead 
12.21. Amaziah  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflcad 
1 3 .9.Joa(h  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 

24.Benhadad  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflcad 
14. 1 6. Jeroboam  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 

21 1  Azariahmade  him  king  in  flead  of  his  fa. 

29.  Zachariah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 

1  j.7.Jotham  his  (on  reigned  in  his  flead 

2  Chron,z6.i  3, 
lO.Shallum  —  reigned  in  his  flead 
14.  Menahem— "reigned  in  hisflead 
i2.Pekahiah  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflead 
30.Hofhea — fmote  him,  &  reign,  in  his  fle. 
38.Abaz  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflead 

zCbron.zj.g. 
jg.20.Hrtekiah  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflead 

2  Cbron.z8.17. 
17.24.  in  the  cities  in  flead  of  the  children  of 
19.37.  Efarhaddon  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflcad 
20.2 1  .Manaffeh  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 

1  cfcf08.32.33. 
xi .  24. made  Jofiah  his  fon  king  in  his  fle  ad 

a6  Jofiah  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflead 
13.30.made  him  king  in  his  fathers  flead 
24.6. Jehoiachin  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflead 

2  Chron.  36.8. 
i7.Mattaniah  his  fath.broth.  king  in  his  fle. 
1  Cfero.i9.i.Nahafh--died,&  his  fon  reig.in  hisy?. 
29, ,2  j.Soiomon  fat  as  king  in  flead  of  David 
28.Solomon  his  fon  reigned  in  his  flead 
z  Chro.  i.8.haft  made  me  to  reign  in  his  flead 
12.  io.  in  flead  of  which  Rehoboarn  made  (hiel. 

i<5.Ahijah  his  fon  reigned  in  his  Head 
22.1.  Ahaziah  his  youngeft  fon  king  in  his  fle. 
24.27.Amaziah  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflcad 
33.20.Amon  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflead 
2  j. jofiah  his  fon  reigned  in  hisflead 
36.i.Jehoahaz-king  in  his  fathers  flead 
lEHber  24.be  queen  in  JfVao'ofVaihti 

i7.made  her  queen  in  //>d2iofVa(hti 
fob  i6.4-in  my  foules  jrW.I  could  heap  up  words 
3i,40.thiftles  grow  in  Read  of  wheat 

and  cockle  in  flead  of  barley 
3  3.6.according  to  thy  wifh  in  Gods  flead 
34.24.and  fet  others  in  their  flead 
P/u/.45.i(5.  in  flead  of  thy  fathers  (hall  be  thy  chil- 
Pro.i  t.8.the  wicked  cometh in  hi flsead 
Ecclef.a.i  y.fecond  child  (hall  ftand  up  in  his  flead 
Ifa.$  .24.1'n  Head  of  fwcet  fmell  there  (hall  be  ftink 
in  fleadof  a  girdle,  a  rent 
in  flead  of  a  well-fet  hair,  baldneffe 
in  fleadof a  ftomacher,a  girding  with 
and  burning  in  flead  of  beauty 
37.38.£farhaddonhis  fon  reigned  in  hisflead 
y  5.1 1-fle.oi  the  thorn  (hall  come  up  the  fir-tree 
in  flead  of  the  brier  the  myrtle 
fer.iz.i  i.reigned  in  flead  of  Jofiah  his  father 
29.2tf.made  thee  prieft  in  flead  of  Jehoiada 
37.1  Jofiah  reigned  in  Head  of  Coniah 
£^.^.16.32.  which  taketh  ftrangtrs  in  fleadof  her 

2  Cor.  j.  20.  we  pray  ye  in  Chrifts  Head  be  reconci. 
Pbilem.i-$.  that  in  thy  flead  he  might  have  minift. 

jfetcatife. 
Exod.17. 1 2.hands  wtrefleadie  untill  the  going 

j&teausf. 

1  Chro.  5.22.  dwelt  in  their  fleads  untill  the  captiv. 

£>teah 

Gere,  j  i.27.and  fleal  away  from  me,&  didft  not 

44.8  .fhould  we  flcal  out  of  my  lords  houfe 


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£.rorf.20.ij.thoulhak  not  (leal 

Matth.  iq.  iS.Rom.  13.9. 

2  2. 1  .if  a  man  (hall  fleal  an  ox,he  fhall  reftore 
Lev.  iQ.n .ye  fhall  not/rW,neithcr  deale  i'alfly 
Dent.  j. io.neither  (halt  thou  Seal 
1  Sam.iQ.i-zs  people  fleal  away  when  they  flee  in 
Pw1S.30.if  he  ftea,l  to  (atisfle  liisfoule,whenhe 

3  o.9.1eft  I  be  poor  and  flcal 
Jer.f.g.w'\^yeflea.lj3xaxdei,and  commit  aduhery 

2  3.  jo.  againft  the  prophets  that  fleal  my  word 
Mat. 6. 1 9.W  here  theeves  break  thoro  w  and  flcal 
20.  where  theeves  doe  not  break  thot.notfle. 
27. 64. left  his  difciples  come  &  fleal  him  away 
Marke  10. 19.  doe  not  kill,  doe  not  flcal 

Lu\e  18.  20. 
John  10. 10. the  thief  cometh  not  but  for  \o  flcal 
So/8.2. 21.  preaehtft  a  man  fhould  not  fleal 

doeft  thou  fleal 
Epbcfy.  28. let  him  that  ftole  fleal  no  more 

Stealers, 
i  7M8,i.io.for  men* flcalers,  forliers,for  perjured 

&tealettj. 
Exo.  2 1. 16. that  ftealctb  a  man  dial!  be  put  to  death 
Job  27. 2o.a  tempz&flealet!)  him,  away  in  the  night 
Zech.5.1  .every  one  that  flealeth  fhall  be  cur  off" 

Stealing. 
Df«t\24.7.ifa  man  be  found  flcalingany  of  his 
Hof.^z.hy  fweaxinfy&fleoling  — *  they  breake  out 

2  Sam.  1 9. 3. people  gat  them  by  flcaltb  into  the  ci. 

&>tetifa(t. 
Job  1 1 . 1  j.fhalt  beyrW/a/2,and  (halt  not  fear 
P/k/.78.8.whofe  fpiric  was  not  ftedfafl  with  God 

37.neither  were  they  fledfafl  in  his  covenant 
D<38.6.i6.heis  the  living  God^nifledfaft  for  ever 

1  Cfl>\7.37.hetbat  fiandeth  fledfaft  doth  well 
1  j.58.my  beloved  brethren ,be.ye /jW/a/i 

2  Cor.  1.7.  our  hope  of  you  is  fledfafl 
Heb.z.z.if  words  fpoken  by  angels  were  fledfafl 

3 .  14-if  we  hold  fledfafl  unto  the  end 
6,1  J.which  hope  we  have  fure  and  fledfafl 

1  Pet.^.Q.whom  refill  fledfafl  in  the  faith 
£>tettfaf|ip« 

Ruth  i.i8.faw  (he  wzsfledfaflly  minded,fhe  left 

2  H,in.%.ii.ftedfaftly,  untill  he  was  afhamed 
Lv\e  9. f  1 .  he  sledf.  fet  his  face  to  go  to  Jerufalem 
Acls  i.io.asthey  looked  fledfaflly $>eho\d  2.  men 

2.44.  continued  jftt?1/!  in  the  Apoftles  doftrine 
6.1  j.looking  flcdfafllyon  him,faw  his  face  as 
7. -j  5. looked  up  fledfaflly  into  heaven,and  faw 
iH-g.who  fledfaflly  beholding  him,and  perceiv. 
2  Cor.3.7.could  not  fledfaflly  behold  the  face  of 
1 3 .  could  not  fledfafl.  1 00k  to  the  end  of  that 
StteDfaftnelTe. 
Col.z.  j.  beholding  the  fledfaflmflc  of  your  faith 
2  Prt.3.i7.being  led  away  -  fall  from  your fledfa. 

&teel. 
2  &H8.22.J  <.bo*v  offteelis  broken  by  mine  arms 
Pfal,  18.  34. 
Job  20.24.bow  ofy?«/(hall  firike  hir.i  thorow 
Jcr.  1 5. 1 2.break  the  northern  iron  and  fle  cl 

£>teep. 
£  V^.  j  8.20.  and  the  fteep  places  (hall  fall 
Micoh  1. 4.as  waters  powred  down  afleep  place 
Mot.8.  j  2.  fwine  ran  violently  down  afleep  place 
Mark  <•  1  i  .berd  ran  violently  down  afleep  place 

5>teitt. 
if  a.  1 1 .  i.eome  a  rod  out  of  the  flcm  of  JefTe 

&tep. 
1  5<2/».20.3.but  a  Hep  between  me  and  death 
Job  3 1 .7-if  my  Hep  have  turned  out  of  the  way 

£>teppeO. 
John  ^.nfleppcdit),  was  made  whole 

^>teppcth. 
John  5.7-  another  fteppcth  down  before  me 
jg>tcpi)?.na0, 

1  Cor. 1.16.I  baptized  alfo  the  houfhold  of  Stcpht. 
16.1 5. houfe  of  Stephanas, that  it  is  the  firft  fru. 

1 7 .1  am  glad  of  the  coming  of  Spephoms 

Exod.zo.iS.ncithcr  goe  up  by  fleps  to  mine  altar 

2  SaOT.22.37.  thou  haft  enlarged  my  fleps 
PfalmeiB.  36. 

j  1  fyng.  10. 19.  the  fh.one  had  fix  fleps 

2  chron.  9. 1 8. J 

'  20.ti*elvel 


../■■$  1f if. S  T  I 

20.  twelve  lions  flood  upon  the  frx.  fteps 

z  Chron.  9.  19. 
Job  i4.16.for  now  thounumbreftmy/fe/>r 
18.7. fteps  of  his  ftrength  (hall  be  ftraitned 
23.1 1. my  foot  hath  held  hisfteps 
19.6.  when  I  warned  my ftcps in  butter 
j  1.4.  fee  my  wayes,  and  count  all  my  fteps 
j7.would  declare  to  him  the  num.of  ray  fte. 
Pfal.  17. 1 1  no  w  compaffed  us  in  our  fteps 

37.1  3  (ieps  of  a  good  man  are  ordered  by  theL. 

3  1  .none  of  his/?e/tf  (hall  Aide 
44. 1 8.neitberour/?c/>r declined  from  thy  way 
$6.6.  maik  my  ftcps  when  they  wait  for  my  foul 
$7.6.  they  prepared  a  net  for  my  ftcps 
7  3  .z.my  fteps  had  well-nigh  flipt 
8f.i  j.and  (hallfet  us  in  the  way  of  his  fteps 
119. 1  j  j.order myelin  thy  word 
Pw.4. 1  z.when  thou  goeft,tby/2f/>*  (hall  not  be 
y.f.  her  (Ieps  take  hold  on  hell 
16.9.DW  the  Lord  ditecteth  hisfteps 
I/a.26.6.{hal[  tread  it  down-the/fcpsof  the  needy 
Jer.  10. zj.not  in  man  that  walk,  to  direct  his^e. 
Lam.4.  itf.they  have  hunt.our  fteps,that  we  cannot 
£^.40.ii.they  went  up  to  it  by  (even  (ieps 
7.6.  feven  sleps  to  goe  up  to  it 
3 1 .  and  the  going  up  to  it  had  eight  Heps 

Ver.  14,37. 
49.  and  he  brought  me  by  the  fteps  where 
Dan.  1 1 .43  and  Ethiopians  fhall  be  at  hisfteps 
Rom.4. ii.but  alfo  walk  in  the  ftepsoi that  faith 
2Cw.U.i8.walked  we  not  in  thefame]2e/>j: 
1  Pef.i.n.an  exampkjthat  ye  (hould  foLhisfteps 

j&tern. 
Ails  27.29.they  calt  four  ancresout  of  the  (tern 

£>tetoerr. 
Affs  6.?.they  chofe  Steven,  a  man  full  of  faith 
8. and  Steven  full  of  faith  and  power 
9.md  of  A(ia,difputing  with  &cwb 
7.f9.th<.y  ftoned  Stevensca\ling  upon  God 
8.2.dcvout  men  carried  Steven  to  his  buriall 
1 1.  i9.fcittered  on  theperfecution-about  Stev 
zi:20.bloud  of  thy  martyr  Steven  wasfhed 
£>teo)att>. 
Gen. 1  f.z.theftewardofmy  houfe  is  Eliezer 
43. 19. they  came  neer  to  the ftetvard of 
44. 1  .he  commanded  the  fteward  of  the  houfe 
4.to  his/fow^Up/ollow  sfter  the  men 
1  K]n.x6.9  .fteward  oi~h\s  houftin  Tirzah 
Mat.io.S.hith  unto  his  ftetvard,  Call  the  labour. 
Lrifc  8. 3  .wife  of  Chu2a,Herods/2m>d«/ 
1 2. 42. who  then  is  that  wife  ftervard 
16A  .certain  rich  man  which  had  a  ftetvard 
2<account,thou  mayeft  be  no  longerfteward 
3. fteward  iatd  within  himfelf,  What  (hall 
8. the  Lord  commended  the  unjuft  ftervard 
Titus  t.7.muftbeblamele(Te,asthey?£W.ofGod 

St>teroarOs. 
1  Cfco.28.i.affembled  the  ftewards  over  all  the 
1  Cor. a.  1  .account  of  us  as  the ftewards  of  the  myft. 

1. in [tcrvardsjhn  a  man  be  found  faithfull 
1  Pff.4.io.as  goo<J  (lew.  of  the  manifold  grace  of/ 


<£)tea)arufl)ip 
Lu\e  1 6. 2. give  an  account  of  thy  ftetvardjhip 

3. my  lord  taketh  away  from  me  my  fteward. 
4.pnt  out  of  the  ftewardjhip,  they  may  receive 
g>tiC\l. 
Job  3  3 . 2  r  .bones  that  were  not  Ceen,ftie^  out ' 

4i.i7.J?i^together,that  they  cannot  be  fund. 
P/k/.38.2.thine  arrowes/fo^faft  in  me 
E^.29.4.1  will  caufe  the  filh— •  to/fo£  unto  thy 
fifh  of  thy  rivers  fhall/?w/£  unto 

Pro.  1 8. 24.1s  a  friend  itHat  ftic\etb  clofer  then  a  bro. 

2  l(;>j.6.<?.cut  downa/fc£,and  caft  it  in  thither 
Irtw.4.8.theskinis  become  like  a  ftic\ 
£^.3 7. 1 6. take  thee  one  fticfy,  and  write  upon  it 
take  anot  fticl(,8l  write  on it,For  Jofeph 
ftick  of  Ephraim,and  for  all  the  houfe 
17-joyn  them  one  to  another  into  one/ft^ 
i9-fttcl(  of  Jofeph  which  is  in  the  hand  of  Ep. 
with  him,even  with  thefticfyoi"  Judah 
and  make  them  ontfticli 
£>ttc&g. 
Num.  1  ?.?  2-that  gathered]?^*  on  the  fabbath  day 
33.th.it  found  him  gathering  fticfe,  brought  J 


S  T  I        S  T  I 

1  l#».i7.io.woman  was  there  gathering  of  (licfo 

1 2.behold,I  am  now  gathering  two  flicks 
E\ek.n.io.fticlis  whereon  thou  writeft  fhall  be 
Alls  28. 3.a  bundle  of/?ic^3  and  laid  them  on  the 

gmffe. 

/c?'.i7.23.obeyed  not — but  made  their  neck  ftiffe 

5>t<ffe=hearte0. 
£^.2.4.impudentchildren,andy?i^c-^cfl^d 

&>tMc:neth. 
Deut.i  i. 27.I  know  thy  rebellion,andJ?i^sa^ 
Pya/.7f.y.fpeaknot  with  aftiffe-necii 

&tifie=ncckva. 
Exod.;z.o.this  people  is  a ftiffe-nec\ed people 
3  3.3 .  thou  art  a  ftiffe-nec\ed people,  left  I  conf. 
y.ye  are  aftifc-ncc^edpeople,!  wilUome  up 
34-9.it  is  a  ftifje-nec\ed  people,  pardon  our  in;. 
De«f.9.6\not  tor  thy  righte.for  thou  art  a  ftife-ne[ 
i3.thispeople,behold3it  is  a  ftife-me.r>eo<p\e 
io.i(5.circumcife~yourhi:art,&  be  no  mote  ftif. 
2  Chro.^o.8.  be  ye  not  ftiffe-mc\ed  as  your  fathers 
Atls  7.51.  ye  ftijfe-ncc{ed,  ye  doe  alwayesrefift 

2  rty.3  6. 1 3  .but  heftiffened  his  neck,and  hardened 

£>t(H. 
Ge».i2.9.Abram  journied,goingonj?i#  towards 

41.21.  they  were  ftill  ill-favoured,  as  at  the  beg. 
Exod.o.z.if thou  refufe,and  wilt  hold  them  ftill 

1  j.i^.they  fhall  beas/?i//asaftone 
Lev .  13.y7.ific  appears/7/  in  the garment,it  is 
Num.  14.38.  Jofhua  and  Caleb  lived  ftill 
/y/&.24.io.unto BaIaam,therefore  he bleiT.you  ftill 
Judg.i2.9.it  is  very  good  :  and  are  ye  ftill 
tob3.18.fit  (iiU,my  daughter,untill thou  know 

1  Sa»«.i2.2j.^i^dowickedly,ye(hallbeconfum. 
26.2  j.do great thingsy&  alfo  (halt y?/^prevaile 

2  Sam.14.3z.  good  for  me  to  have  been  there  ftill 
i6\y .came  forth,and  curfed,/2'#as  he  came 

2  Kin.  2. 1 1  .as  they  ftill  went  on,3ppeared  a  charet 
7. 4. and  if  we  Cnftillhere,  wc  die  alfo 
i2.3.peoplefacrificedj?i#in  the  h/'gh-placcs 

Chap.  rf.  4, 3  j. 
2  ChrO'ii.g.  had  no  power  to  Veep  ftill  rhe  kjngd. 
33.i7.people  did  facrifice/2i#  in  the  high-pla. 
Job  2. 3. and  ftiU.  he  holdeth  faft  his  integrity 
9.  doefl tthou  ftill  retain  thine  integrity 
3.1 3. for  now  (hould  I  have  lien  ftill 
20.13.but  keep  iiftill  within  hismouth 
Pyi/49.9.  that  he  fhouldyft/Zlive  for  ever 
68.21.fuch  a  oneasgoerh  onyZi^inhistrefpafl". 
78.3  2. for  all  this  they  finned  ftill 
84.4. in  thy  houfe  they  wil  be^i/Zpraifing  thee 
92.14.  they  fhall  ftill  bring  forth  fruit 
I39.i8.whenlawake,lam_/?i#with  tbee 
Ecclef.iz.o.he  ftill  taughr  the  people  knowledge 
//i.5.25.  but  his  hand  isftretched  out  ftill 

Chap.9.iz,  17,21.  &  10.4. 
/«'.8.i4.why  doe  we  (it  /?/#  ?  affemble  your felves 
23.  I7.they  hyjiill  unto  them  that  defpife  me 
27.u.thofe  will  I  letremaine  ftill 
31.20. 1  doe  earneftly  remember  him  ftill 
42.10.ifye  will^i//  abide  in  the  land,thenwil 


S  T  I 


S  f  I 


Lam.i.  zo.my  foul  hath  them  ftill  in  remembtance 
•E^.33. 3  o.thy  people  are  ftill  talking  againft  thee 
41. 7. and  a  winding  about /?ii/upwatd 

winding  went  ftill  upward  round  ab. 
breadth  of  the  houfe  was  Will  upward 
Zecb.  1 1 . 1 6.nor  feed  that  ftandethy2i# 
John  7.9.hadfaidthefe  words,  he  abode/?i#in 
1 1 .6. he  abode  two  dayes  ftill  in  the  fame  place 
20.but  Maty  CuftiU  in  the  houfe 
Alls  i5.34.itpleafed  Silas  to  abide  there  ftill 

1 7 . 1 4.but  Silas  and  Timotheus  abode  there  ftill 
Rom.x  1. 13. not  ftill  in  unbeliefjfhall  be  graffed  in 
1  Tim.1.3.1  befought  thee  to  abide  jM  at  Ephefus 
Kev.zz.i  1. that  is  unjuft,let  him  be  unjuft  ftill 

which  is  filthy,  let  him  be  filthy  ftill 

that  is  righteousilet  him  be  righteous  ftill 

he  that  is  holy,  let  him  be  holy  (till 

See  further  j&tanD,&tooD. 

£>tm. 

1  J$s.ia.i2.after  the  fire  afiill[ma\l  voyce 
22.3 .Ramoth  in  Gilead  is  ours,  and  we  be  ftill 

P/a/.4.4.commune  with  your  heart,and  be^M 
8.2.that  thoumighteft  ftill  the  enemy 
23.2.he  leadeth  me  befide  the  ftill  waters 
46.io,be^j3ndkrrawthatIamGod  j 


76.8.the  earth  fearid,and  was  ftill 
83. 1. hold  not  thy  peace,  and  be  not  ftill 
1 07. 19.(0  that  the  waves  thereof  are  (till 
Ifa.zi.z.he  (till ye  inhabitants  of  thelfle 
3o.7.their  ftrength  is  to  fit  ftill 
42.14.1  have  been  ftill,and  refrained  tr,y  fdfe 
>r.47.6.into  thy  fcabbard,  re(i,and  be  ftill 
Mar\  4-39.faid  unto  the  fea,Pcace,be  ftill 

Num.  li.so.Cdtbftilledtht  people  before  Mofes 
Neh.S.i  1  .fo  the  Levites^&^all  the  people 

.Stilled.  - 

Pfal.29.9.mves thereof  arife,  &  thou  Billed  then 

.  Srmetf). 

Pfal.6^7.  whichftilleththe  noifc  of  the  feas 

£>t(!tg, 

i  Cor.  if.  jj.  O  deatb,where  is  thy  fting 
$6. the  fting  of  death  is  fin 

j§>tfttg0. 

^w.9.io.and  there  v/etcftings  in  their  tailes 

;g>t(ngefh. 
Pw.23.3  *.at  laft  it  flingetb  like  an  adder 

S>ttn6. 
Ges.34.30.ye  have  troubled  me,to  make  me  to  ft. 
Exod. 7.18.2nd  the  tjver  <iid-ftinl{  '  ■ 

16.24.and  it  did  not/?;/?^,neither  was 
Pfal.}8.$.my  woundj^/^and  are  corrupt 

r     .  \         &tm. 

IJa.i.z^.  fteao  of  fweet  Imell  there  (hall  be  tftbi\ 
?4-J.theiry2i4(halcomeout  of  their  carkafles 
Joel  2.  to.  and  his  ftin\  (hall  come  up,becaufe  he 
Amos  4. 1  o.  I  h3ve  made  1  he  ftin^  of  your  camps  to 

Ifa.$o.zMnftin^tb3becau(e  there  is  no  water 
John  1 1. i9.Loid,by  this  time  he ftinfatb 

i&tmwng, 

Ecclef.10.1.  dead  flies  — fend  forth  a/2w£.favoUt 

£>tk. 

i\r«OT.24.9.asalion,who  (hi\\  flir  him  up 

Job  i7.8.(hallj?<>up  himfelfagainft  the  hypocrite 

4 1- io.none  is  fo  fierce  that  dare  jlir  hira 
Pfa.tf.z$,ftir  up  thy  felf,awake  to  my  judgement 

7  8  •  3  8  .and  did  noty2ir  up  all  his  wrath 

80.2.^  up  thy  ftrength,come  and  fave  us 
Pro.t  j.i.grievous  wordsy?^  up  wrath 
Cant.z.7.  that  yeftir  not  up,norawakemy  love 

Cfaap.3.y.&8.4, 
lfa.io.z6X.oti  (hall  ftir  up  a  fcourge  for  him 

1 3 .1 7. 1  will  ftir  up  the  Medes  againft  them 

42.13.ffir  up  jealoufie  like  a  man  of  war 
Dan.  1 1 .2.(hal  ftir  up  all  againft  the  realm  of  Gre. 

2y.fhall/?*>up  his  power  againft  the  king 
Atts  1 2.1 8.no  fmall  ftir  among  the  fouldiers 

19.23.no  fmall/frV  about  that  way 
2  Tim.  1 .6.tfaat  thou  ftir  up  thegift  of  God  which 
z  Pet.  1. 1 3.I  think  it  meet  to  ftir  you  up 

3. 1. in  both  which  I  ftir  up  your  pure  minds 

^Mrrerj, 
E.voi.3  f . 2 i.eame  every  man  whofe  heart  ftir.  him 
26.whofe  heart/?if.them  up  in  wifdom,fpun 
36.2.  whofe  hearty2irm/him  up  unto  the  work 
1  Sam.zz&Xon  huh  ftirred  up  my  fervant  aga.me 
26. 1 9-if  the  Lord  ftirred  thee  up  againft  me,  let 
1  Kin.  1 1. 1 4.  ftirred  up  an  adverfary  againft  Solo. 
23.  God  ftirred  him  up  another  adverfary 
21. 2f  .whom  Jezebel  his  wife  ftirred art 

1  Cbro.$. z6.God  of  Ifrael/r>.  up  the  fpirit  of  Pul 

2  Chro.  2 1. 1 6.  ftirred  up  againft  Jehorara  the  Phil. 

36.22.Lc./?/r.up  the  fpirit  of  Cyrus  E^ra  1.1. 
P/4/.39.2.I  was  dumb,  and  my  forrow  was  Stirred 
Dan. 1  i.io.buthis  fons  (hallbe./2«Wup 

and  be  ftirred  up,  even  to  his  fortrefle 
2^.kingof  thefouth(hallbe/?if^up 
Hag.  1.  i4.Lord  ftirred  up  the  fpirit  of  Zcrubbabel 
Alls  6. 1 2.  they  ftirred  up  the  people^and  the  elders 
13.fo.but  the  Jews  flirted  up  the  devout  worn. 
i4.2.unbeleevingjewes/?iw«/up  the  Gentiles 
1 7. 1 3 .came  thither  alfo,and  ftir.  up  the  people 
16.  waited  for  them,  his  fpirit  was  ftirredin 
21.27. ffiYr. up  the  peopIe,&  laid  hands  on  him 
&>tirres. 
lfa.zz.i.  full  ofslirrcs,a  tumultuous  city 

^>t(rreth, 
Deut.i z.  1  i.as  an  eagle  ftirreth  up  her  neft 
Pro.  10. 1 2.  hatred ftirretb  up  ftrife 
1  y .  1 8.a  vvrathfull  man  ftirreth  up  ftrife 

28.25.that 


S  T  O        STO 

28. 25.  that  is  of  a  proud  heart  jlirreth  up  ftrife 

29.12.  an  3ngry  man  jlirreth  up  ftrife 
jfa.  14.9.  rt  jlirreth  up  the  dead  for  thee 

64.7.  none  ftir. up  himfelf  to  take  hold  on  thee 
Lu\e  23.5  .faying,  He  jlirreth  up  the  pcople,teach. 

Lev.z  j.47.  or  to  the  ftoc\  of  the  ftangers  family 
Job  1 4.8. and  the  ftock\  thereof  die  in  the  ground 
ifa.^Q.zq-theit  flock  (hall  take  root  in  theearth 

44.19.  (hall  I  fall  down  to  the  flock,  ofa  tree 
_fe>\i.2  7.faying  to  3  {lock,  Thou  art  my  father 

lO.S.the  floc\  is  a  doctrine  of  vanities 
Nabitm  3 .6.  and  will  fee  thee  as  a  gazing  flock 
Alts  1 3 .  26\brethren,  child .  of  the  ftock  of  Abrah. 
P/ji/.j.f.circum.the  eighth  day  of  the  flock  of  Ifra. 
Heb. 10. 1  3  .a  gazingj?o^,  both  by  reproaches 

Job  13.27.  thou putteftmy  feet alfoin  theflock* 

'3  j.n.heputteth  my  feet  in  the  flocks 
P;-0.7.22.as  a  fool  to  the  corre^ion  of  thz  flock} 
fee. ?. 9.  committed  adultery  with  ftones  &  ftock} 
2,o.2.Jercmiah,andputhim  in  the  ftock} 

3  .brought  forth  Jeremiah  out  of  the  ftock* 
29.26.  that  thou  (houldeft  put  him  in  the  flocks 
Hof^.  1 2-my  people  ask  counfell  at  their  flocks 
Acls  16.24.made  their  feet  faft  in  the  flocks 

4$*  17. 18. and  of  the  Stokkh  encountred  him 

&tole. 
Gen.  3 1«20.  Jacob  jlole  away  unawares  to  Laban 
zSam.1^.6.  Abfalomjfo.  the  hearts  of  the  men  of 
2  Kja.  1 1 .2.an  J  jlole  from  among  the  kings  fons 

2  Chron.zz.11. 
Mar.  28. 1 3.  and  jlole  him  away  while  wc  flept 
£pfe/4.i8,let  him  that  jlole  fteal  no  more 

Stolen, 
Ge».30.3?-tnlt  ma^  be  counted  jlolen  with  me 
3 1. 19. Rachel  had  jlolen  the  images  that  were 
26.  that  thou  hart  jlolen  away  unawares 
30.wherefore  haft  thou  jlolen  my  gods 
3  2. Jacob  knew  not  that  Rachel  had  ftolen 
3  9.  jlolen  by  day ,or  jlolen  by  night 
40.15 .indeed  I  wasJ2o/«jaway 
Exod.  zz.7. jlolen  out  ofa  mans  houfe,if  the  thief 

i2-if  it  be  flokn  from  him,he  (hall  make 
Jojh.y.ii.hne  alfo  jlole »,and  diiTembled  alfo 
2Saw.i9.4i.menofJudahhave/?otethee  away 

21 .1  z.ftolen  them  from  the  ftreet  of  Bethfhan 
Pro.g-ij. ftolen  waters  are  fweet 
OW.J.  would  they  not  have  jlolen  till  they  had 

Stomach,. 

Tim.  5.2  3>a  little  wine  for  thy  ftomachs  fake 
j^itomacher. 
I/a.3.24.inftead  ot  zftoma  girding  with  fackcloth 

*•>  <btone. 

Gcn.i  i.j.  they  had  brick  for  ftone 

28.  i8.Jacob  took  the  jfow  that  he  bad  put 

22.this  ftone  which  I  have  fet  up  for 
29.3.they  rolled  the  ftone  from  the  wels  mouth 
and  put  the  ftone  again  upon  the  wels 
8. till  they  rolled  the  ftone  ftom  the  wels  mo. 
io.Jacob  went  neer,and  rolled  the  ftone 
3  r. 4  j.  Jacob  took  a  ftone  ,3nd  fet  it  up  for 
3  5. 14. Jacob  fet  up  a  pillar  of ftone 
49.24.thence  is  the  Shepherd,  the  ftone  of  Ifrael 
Exod.^.z  j.Zipporah  took  a  (harp  J?ow 
7. 1 9-in  veflels  of  wood,and  veflels  of  (lone 
1  5.  f .  they  fank  into  the  bottome  as  a  ftone 

1 6.they  (hall  be  as  (till  as  a  ftone 
17.12.they  took  3j?<wc.,and  put  it  under  him 
10.25.  if  thou  wilt  make  me  an  altar  of  ftone 
21. 18.  and  one  fmite  another  with  zftone 
28.10.fix  of  their  names  on  one  ftone 

the  other  fix  names  on  the  other  (lone 
1  i.with  the  work  of  an  ingcaver  in  ftone 
Lev.%6. 1.  neither  (lull  ye  fet  up  any  image  of  ftone 
Num.i  5.17.  if  he  finite  him  with  throw  inga/fee 
23.  or  with  any  ftone  wherewith  a  man  may 
Jojfc^.f.takeyeupevery  man  of  yon  a  ftone 
-   i.?.6.borderwentup  to  thereof  Bohan 
i8.i7.anddefccnded  to  thejzWof  Bohan 
14. 27.this  ftone  fh  til  be  a  w  it  nefic  unto  us 
Judg.cj.i.fizw  his  breth.-being  70.perf.on  onefto. 
i8.have  fliin  his  fons,70.petfons,on  onefto. 
1  Sam. 6. 1 8. which  ftone  remained]  unto  this  day 
7. 1 2.3  j?<%c,&  fet  it  between  Mizpeh  and  Shen 


STO       STO 

17.49.took  thence  zfionetznd  flang  it 

that  the  j?fl.funk  down  into  his  forehead 
50.  over  the  Phil,  with  a  flingjCk  with  3  ftone 
20.1 9. and  (halt  remain  by  the  ftone  Ezel 
2j.37.died  within  hiu7,andbecameasaj?0«c 
2  Sam.  i7.rj.notone  fmall/?0»e  found  there 

1  Kjn.6-y.vt3S  built  of ftone,n\3de  ready  before 
1 8.all  was  cedar ,there  was  no  (lone  feen 

2  K}n. 3.2j.every  man  his/tW,and  filled  it 
1 2. 1 2.and  to  mafons,  and  to  hewers  of  Hone 

1  Chro.z  2.14.  timber  alfo,&  ftone  have  I  prepared 
1 5.  hewers  and  workers  of  ftone 

2  C/;ro.2.i4.$kilfu!l  to  work  in  gold  and  in  (lone 
Neh.a.x 1. as  a  (lone  into  the  mighty  waters 
Job  28. 2. and  braffe  is  molten  out  of  the  ftone 

38. 30. the  waters  are  hid  as  with  a  ftone 
41.24.his  heart  is  as  firmeasa  ftone 
Pfal  91. 12. left  thou  da(h  thy  foot  againft  a  ftone 

Mat.  4.  6. 
1 1  $.zz.fto.wch  the  build.refu.is  bec.the  head  ft. 
Pro.z6.S.3S  he  that  bindeth  a  Hone  in  a  fling 
27.thatrolletha-/?fl?zc,it  will  return  upon 
27.3 .3  ftone  is  heavy,  but  a  fools  wrath 
Jcr.i.zj.tk  to  a  ftone,Thon  haft  brought  me  forth 
5 1.26.  (halt  not  take  thee  3  ftone  for  a  corner 

nor  a  Bone  for  foundations 
63.  that  thou  (halt  bind  a  Hone  to  it 
I*z#z. 3. 5 3. and  cafta  Hone  upon  me 
Dan.  2.34.faweft  till  that  sjlone  was  cut  out 

3f .  &  the  Hone  that  fmote  the  image  became 
45.  that  the  ftone  was  cut  out  of  the  mounta. 
tf.i7.and  3  (lone  was  brought  and  laid  upon 
H<jfr.2.i9.to  the  dumby?0»e,ArifeySi  it  (hall  teach 
Hag.z.  1  5  .before  3 ftone  was  laid  upon  3 ftone 
Zecb.i-9.  theftone  thatl  have  laid  before  Jofliua 
upon  one  ftone  (hall  be  (even  eyes 


STO 


STO 


4.7  .(hall  bring  forth  the  head  Hone  thereof 
7. 1 2.made  their  hearts  as  an  adamant  (lone 
Afrtt.7.9.askbread,will  he  give  him  3  ftone 
zi.qz.ftone  which  the  builders  rejefted,the 
44.(hall  fall  on  this  ftone,  (hall  be  broken 
24.2.  left  here  one  Ho.  on  another     Mar.i  3.2. 
27.66.fealing  t\eftonc,3nd  fetting  a  watch 

28.2.  came  and  rolled  back  theftone 
Mark  12.10.  theftone  which  the  builders  rejected 

Lu\e  20.17. 

1  ?.4<>.and  rolled  a  ftone  upon  the  doore 

16.3.  who  (hall  roll  us  away  theftone 
4.  they  faw  that  the  ftone  was  rolled  away 

Luke  4- 1-  command  this ftone  that  it  be  made  bre. 
1 1. left  thou  da(h  thy  foot  againft  3  ftone 
11.11.ask  bread,will  yc  give  him  a  ftone 
1 9«44.not  leave  in  thee  one  Hone  upon  another 
20. 1 8.  fill  upon  that  ftone  (hall  be  broken 

2  i.6.(hall  not  be  left  one  (lone  upon  another 
22.4i.with-drawn  from  them  about  3  fton.  caft 
13. 53.  in  a  fepulchre  that  was  hewen  in  ftone 
24.2.  they  found  theftone  rolled  away 

John  i.42.whichisby  interpretation^ jfo#£ 
z.6.  fet  there  (\x  water-pots  of ftone 
8.7  .let  him  firft  caft  a  ftone  at  her 
1  L38.it  was  a  cave,anda|?tf/Z£  lay  upon  it 
39.Jefus  faid,Take  ye  away  the  ftone 
41. then  they  took  away  theftone 
20.1.  and  feeth  the  fifee  taken  away 
^4^54.1  i-this  is  theftone  which  was  fet  at  nought 
1 7. 29. that  the  God-head  is  like  to  filver  otfto. 

1  V et *i. 7 'the ftone  which  the  builders  dil'illowed 
8  .a  ftone  of  ftumblkig,i  rock  of  offence 

Rev.\6. 2 !.  every  ftone  about  the  weight  of  a  talent 
1 8.1 1. mighty  angel  took  up  a  ftone,  like  a 
2 1 . 1 1. her  light  was  like  to  3  ftone  moft  precious 
Biirdenjomc  jgrfctte. 
Zcch.  1 2.3.  Jerufalem,a  burden(bme]2tf?zc  for  all 
Corner  <§)tOlte,  See  Co?1ter. 
Great  j^totie,  See  jgieat. 
Hewed  <g)tone,  See  ileooeO. 
Hervcn  jgrtone. 
Exod.  20.2  5.  thou  (halt  not  build  it  of  hev/cn(hne 

2  I^K.i  2. 6.and  hewen  ftone  to  repaire  the  houle 
i  Chro.i$.\  i. to  buy  hewen  ftone  and  timber 
Lam. 3.9.inclofed  my  wayeswithhewen/foze 
E^e^.40  42. the  four  tables  were  of  hewen  Hone 
Amos  5. 1  i.ye  have  built  houfes  of  hewen  Hone 

J  after  ja)tone. 
Rev.z  1. 1 1. moft  precious,  even  like  a  jafper  Hone 


Living  g&Mm. 
1  Pcf.2,4.  to  whom  coming  as  unto  a  living  ftens 

Onyx  <§)fcone. 
Gra.2.i2.thereisBdelium,and  the  onyx  ftone 

Precious  jgstcfte. 
Pro.iy.B.  agiftisasaprecious/tei?  in  the  eyes 
ifa.zti.  16.I  lay  in  Zion  a  precious  corner  ftone 
£^.28.13.  every  preciousj/OTf  was  thy  covering 
1  Pet. z.6.3  chief  corner  iJoKe,eleift,precious 
Ra\i7.4.deeked  with  gold  and  precious ]?07Z? 
21.11.  like  unto  3  ftone  moft  precious 

§&ttmz-fquarers.  -. 

1  Kjn.'y.  iS.did  hew  them, and  thej?<wzc-fquarers 

Stumbling  ^iom. 
r/a.8.14.  for  a  Hone  of  (tumbling,  and  a  rock  of 

^0^.9.33.  i  Pct.2.8. 
Kom.g.iz.  they  (tumbled  at  that  ftumbling/?«K 

Tables  of  &tOM. 
Exod.it{.\  2.  and  I  will  give  thee  tables  of  ftone. 
3  1 . 1 8. tables  of  ftone  written  with  the  finger  of 
3  4. 1. hew  thee  two  tables  of  ftone  like  the  firft 
D  cut.  10,1. 
4.  and  he  hewed  two  tables  of ftone  like  unto 
De/tf.10.3. 
took  in  his  hand  the  two  tables  of  ftone 
Dcut.q.  x  3  .he  wrote  them  on  the  two  tabl.  of  ftone 

Chap.y.22. 
^.<).  to  receive  the  tables  of  ftone 

ic.Lord  delivered  unto  me  two  tables  of  ft. 
1 1. that  the  Lord  gave  me  two  tables  of  (lo. 

1  K'«.8.9.nothing  in  the  atk  (ave  the  z.tzh.offto. 

2  Cor.  3. 3.  not  in  tables  of  Hone,  but  in  the  flefhly 

Tried  ^)tone. 
ifa.  28. 1 6. 1  lay  in  Zion  a  ftone3a  tried  ftone 

jg>tone  wall. 
Web. 4. 3  .he  mall  even  break  down  their  (lone  wall 


Pfo.24.3 1. ftone  wall  thereof  was  broken  downe 

White  jS>tone- 
Rev.z,  17.  will  give  him  a  white  ftone,  and  in  the 

^5)t0lW  joyned  with  wood. 
De«i.4.28.work  of  mens  hands,  wood  3nd  ftone 
z  Kjn.  19. 18.  lfd.37.191 
28.36".  (halt  ferve other  gods,wood  3t\d  ftone 

Verfe  64. 
29. t7.and  their  idols,wood,  3ndftonc}md  filv. 
E'Ke k_. 20.3  2.fam.of  the  count.to  ferve  wood  &  fto. 
Daft.5.4.  praifed  gods  of  wood  and  ftone 

23.  thou  haft  praifed  gods  of  wood  and  ftone 
Kro-9.20.and  idols  of  goldj^ose  and  wood 

ia>tone  ofZoheleth. 
1  Kjn.t.9.  flew  fheep — by  theftone  ofZoheleth 

Exod.%.z6.  and  will  they  not  ftone  us 

17.4. they  be  almoft  ready  to  ftone  nle 
Lev.  20.2.  the  prophets  of  the  land  (hall  ftone  him  j 
27. they  (hall  Hone  them  with  ftones 
24.14.let  all  the  congregation  ftone  him 

16.  all  the  congregation  (hall  ccrtainely/?07K 

23 .  him  that  had  curfed,and  ftone  him 
Nutn.14.xo.  all  the  congregation  bade  ftone  them 

15.3  5. all  the  congregation  (hall ftone  him 
Dcrit.i  3.10.  thou  (halt  ftone  him  with  ftones  that 
1 7. 5. (halt /?0>;e  them  with  ftones  till  they  die 
2 1 . 2 1 .  all  the  men  of  his  city  (hall  Hone  him 
12.2  i.th.  men  of  her  city  (hall  ftone  her 

24.  ftiall/fowe  them  with  ftones  that  they  die 
1  Kjn.  21.10.  then  carry  him  our,and  ftone  him 
E%ck_.  16.40.mall  Hone  thee  with  ftones,and  thtuft 

2  3.47.thecompany  (hiW ftone  them  with  ftones 
Lul(C  20.6.  fay,Of  men,all  the  people  willow  us 
John  10.3 1. took  up  Clones  again  to  ftone  him 
3  2.for  which  of  thofe  works  do  ye  ftone  me 
3  3. for  a  good  work  vie  ftone  thee  not 
if.8.  Jewesof  late  fought  to  ftone  thee,&  goeft 
Ails  14.5.  to  ufe  them  defpitefully,  &  to/?o.them 

£^.19.1?.  he  (hall  fmely be  ftoneit 
21.28.  then  the  ox  (hall  be  fatelyftoned 

Ver-  29,  32. 
W«w.i5'.36.all  the  congregation  ftened  him  with 
Jnftj.'j.z^.3\\\{x3K\ ftoncd  him  withftones 

after  they  h.id  ftoncd  them  with  ftones 

i  Kjtf.i2.i8.a»dalllfrael/terfhiro  withftones 

2Ckoa.10.18. 

2  i.r  3-Naboth  out  of  the  city,  and  ftoned  him 

i4.ftnt  to  Jeicbel/aying,  NabothisjJow^ 

1 5. when 


ST  O        STO 

i  j.  when  Jezebel  heard  that  N  ab.w  as  floned 
i  Chro.14.11.  confpired  againft  him, and  ftoned 
Mat.zi.tf.  beat  one,killed  another, ftoned  another 
John  8. 5. commanded  us  that  fuch  (hould he  ftoned 
Atts  y„2e?.  feared  led  they  fhonld  have  been  (toned 
7.58.  cafthimoutofthecity,and/?08^him 
59.  they  ftoned  StevehjCaJling  upon  God 
1 4. 1  g.havingftoned  Paul,drew  him  out 
2  Cor.i  1.2 j.beaten with rods,once waslfloned 
Heb.i  1. 37. they  weteftoned,they  were  fawn  aflun. 
ii.zo.  beaft  touch  the  moOntain,it  (halbe  [Ion, 
jbtones. 
GcK.i8.riJacob  took  ofthe  flones  of  that  place 
3  1 .46.Jacob  faid  to  his  brethren,Gather/?flw$ 
and  they  tooky?a»«,and  made  an  heap 
Exod.%%. 1 1  .of a  fignet  (halt  thou  ingrave  the  2./?. 
iz.  two  ftones  upon  the  (houlders — (or ftones 
i7.fettings  of  ftone  s,even  four  rows  of  [tones 
2 1  .and  the  flo.  mall  be  with  the  names  of  the 
3 1.  j.  and  in  cutting  of  flones }  to  fet  them 

Chap.jy.33 
39.7.fliould  be  flones  for  a  memoriall 
lO.fet  in  it  four  rowes  of  flones 
i^ftones  were  according  to  the  names 
Lez/.i4.40.command  that  they  take  away  the flon, 
42. other  flones  in  the  place  of  thofe  ftones 
4  3  .after  that  he  hath  taken  away  the  ftones 
45-break  down  the  houfe3the/?0»to  of  it 
20.2.people  of  the  land  (hall  ftone  him  w'hfto. 
27.or  a  wizard: they  fhal  ftone  them  with/?, 
2i.20.0r  hath  his  ftones  broken 
24.23.out  of  thecamp,&  ftone  him  with  ftones 
Num.  1 4. 1  o.congregat.bade  ftone  them  with  ftones 
1  f  .3  y.all  the  cong.  (hall  ftone  him  with  ftones 
36.ftoned  him  with  ftones,  and  he  died 
Deut.8.9.  a  land  whofe  flones  are  iron 
13.10.thou  (halt  ftone  him  with  flones 
17,5  .(halt  ftone  them  withy?o»mhat  they  die 
21.21.  men  of  his  city  (hall  ftone  him  with  (io. 
x  2. 2 1  .men  of  her  city  (hall  ftone  her  with  [ion. 
*4.ye  (hall  ftone  them  with  ftones  that  they 
23.1.  he  that  is  wounded  in  the  (tones  (hall  not 
l7«4.that  ye  (hall  fet  up  thek  ftones 

y.unto  the  Lord  thy  God  an  altar  of  ftones 

8.  thou  (halt  write  upon  the  ftones  the  words 
fojh.4.1.  the  priefts  feet  flood  firm  twelve  ftones 

6. what  mean  you  by  thefe  ftones 

7. and  thefe  ftones  (hall  be  for  a  memoriall 

8.took  twelve  ftones  out  of  the  midft  of  Jor. 

9.  Jofhua  fet  up  twelve  (tones  in  the  midft  of 
20.thofe  twelvemo,  did  Jofhua  pitch  in  Gil. 
2 1  .faying,  What  meane  thefe  ftones 

7.2f.and  all  Ifrael  ftonedhim  with  ftones 

after  they  had  ftoned  them  with  ftones 
8  •  3  2.wrote  upon  the  ftones  a  copy  of  the  law 
Judg.zo.16  could  fling/?0#?f  at  an  hair  breadth 

1  SdOT.17.40.  chofe  him  five  fmooth  ftones 

2  Sam.  i6.6.he  caft  ftones  at  David,and  at  all 

1 3. threw  ftones  at  him,and  caft  duft 

1  Kin.  y. 1 8.fo  they  prepared  timber  and  flones 

-j. to.  Bones  of  ten  cubits,  &  [tones  of  eight  cub. 

10.27.made  filverto  be  in  Jerufalem  as  flones 

zChron&.zj. 

1  i2.i8.Acioram,&all  Ifrael  ftoned  him  with/?. 

2  Chron.10.1S. 

1  y.zi.they  took  away  the  flones  of  Ramah 

zChron.16.6. 
18.31  .Elijah  took  twelve  ftones,  according  to 
3  2. and  with  the  ftones  he  built  an  altar 
38.j?as«and  the  duft,and  licked  up  the  water 
21.13  .ftoned  him  with  ftones  that  he  died 

2  JC?».3.iQ.mar  every  good  piece  of  land  withy?<? 

2  f  .in  Kit harafeth  left  they  the  Hones  there 
16.17.  and  put  it  upon  a  pavement  of  ftones 

1  Chro.  1 i.a.the  right  hand  and  left  in  hurling  flo. 

2  Cfoo.i.iy-filverand  gold  as  plenteous  as  Hones 

24.2 1  .confpired  againft  him,and  with  ftones 
2o".i4.bowes,and  flings  to  caft  Hones 
Neb.q.  2.will  they  revive  the  ftones  out  of  the 
Job  5.23.H1  league  with  the  ftones  of  the  field 
6. 1 2. is  my  ftrength  the  ftrength  of ftones 
8. 1 7.and  feeth  the  place  of  ftones 
1 4. 1  9. the  waters  weare  rhe  flones 
22.24.  and  gold  of  Ophiras/?0»«  of  the  brook 
18.6. (loves  of  it  are  the  place  of  Saphires 
40.  i7.(inewes  of  h\s flones  are  wrapt  together 


S  t  O       STO 

Pfal.  10  2. 1 4.  thy  fervants  take  pleafure  in  her  (ion. 
1 3  7.0.  dafheth  thy  little  ones  againft  the  ftones 

Ecclefy.j.  time  to  caft  away  flo.— 81  to  gathered. 
10.9.  semoveth  fiones,(ha\l  be  hurt  therewith 

If  a.  y.  2.  and  gathered  out  the  Hones  thereof 
I4.io.thatgoedown  to  the  flones  of  the  pit 
Z7. y.flanes  of  the  altar  as  chalk  flones 
?4. 1  i.I  will  lay  thy  flones  with  fair  colours 

1 2.and  all  thy  borders  of  pleafant/?0«e* 
f  7.6\among  the  fmooth  flones  of  theftream  is 
60.r7.for  wood  brafle3and  for  ftones  iron 
6  2. 1  o.caft  up  the  high  way,  gather  out  the  flon. 

Jer.$.g.and  committed  adultery  withftones 
43.io.wil'fet  his  throne  upon  thefe  flones 

Lam, 4. 1  .ftones  of  the  fanftuary  are  powred  out 

£^.i6-40.and  they  (hall  ftone  thee  withftones 

2  3.47.  the  company  (hill  ftone  them  with  Hon. 
26.1 2.  (hall  lay  thy  (tones  in  the  midft  of  the 
28. 14.UP  and  down  in  the  midft  of  the  ftones  of 

i6.from  the  midft  of  the  Hones  of  fire 
Mlcah  1. 6.1  will  powre  downthey?o«j  thereof 
Hab.1.1 1. for  the  flones  (hall  cry  out  of  the  wall 
Zecb.f  ^confume  it  with  theftones  thereof 

a.  16.  they  lhall  be  as  theftones  of  a  crown    - 
Mat. 2.9.  able  ofthefe/?08mo  raifc  upchildren 

Lnlei  3.8. 
4.3.command  that  thefe  (tones  be  made  bread 
Mark.  y.f.crying,and  cutting  himfelf  withftones 
1 2.4.and  at  him  they  caft  ftones 
1 3. 1. fee  what  manner  of  (tones  are  here 
Lu^e  19.40.  theftones  would  immediatly  cry  out 

21.  y.  now  it  was  adorned  with  goodly  flones 
John%.$g-then  took  they  up  ftones  to  caft  at  him 

10.3  1.  took  up  ftones  againe  to  ftone  him 
i  Cor  3.7.  ingraven  in  ftones  was  fo  glorious 
1  Ptf.2.?.yealfoaslively/?0&«arebuilt  up 

Comer  jfetoneu. 
Pfal.  144. 1  z.our  daughters  may  be  as  corner  ftones 

Coftly  $>tone0. 

1 1(i#.f.i7.they  brought  great  ftones,coftly]?<w« 

7.9.  all  thefe  were  of  coftly  ftones 

icfoundation  was  of  coftly  flones 

1  i.above  were  coftly  ftones,  and  cedars 

j&tonX0  ofdar\neffe. 

Job  28. 3. flones  of  darkeneffb?and  the  (hadow  of 

j§>tonefl  ofemptineffe, 

7y21.34.11.line  ofconfufion,  &  ftones  ofemptinefs 

Gliftring  f&taxiZS. 

1  Cfott2Q.2.gliftring/?03«,  and  of  divers  colours 

Gravell  j$tone0. 
Lam.  3.  i6.broken  my  teeth  with  gravell  Jlones 
Great  £>tone0,See  d5;eat«  * 
.  Heap  of  ftones. 
Jofh.y.i6.raifed  over  him  a  great  heap  of  Hones 
8.29.raife  thereon  a  great  heap  of  ftones 

2  Sam.i  8.1 7.  a  very  great  heap  of  Hones  upon  him 

Hewed  ^totteff. 

1  Rjn.f  .17.  they  brought  gteat  ftones,hewed/?0». 

7.9.  according  to  the  meafure  of  hewed  ftones 

1 1.  after  the  meafure  of  hewed  flon.  &  cedars 

1 2 .  court  was  with  three  rowes  of  hewed  flo, 

Hevoen  j§>tOtte0, 
//tf.o.io.but  we  will  build  with  hewen  ftones 

Marble  ,£>tone0. 
1  Chro.z$.z.  and  marble  ftones  in  abundance 

Onyx  <|>tOtU0. 
Exod.z^. 7. onyx ftones,and  ftones  to  be  fet  in  the 

Chap.  3  5.9. 
28.9.thou  (halt  take  two  onyx  ftones 

3  y  .27-rulers  brought  onyr.  flones, and  ftones 
1 9. 6. onyx  ftones  inclofed  in  ouches  of  gold 

1  Chro.iy.i.onyxfioneSjand  ftones  tc  be  fet  in 

Precious  £>tolW0. 

2  yaw.12.30.was  a  talent  of  gold  with  the  pre.fto. 
1  %}n.  1 0.2. very  much  gold,and  precious  flones 

lo.fpices  very  great  ftore,and  precious./?0»« 
1  i.plenty  of  almug-trees,and  precious]?0«fi 

1  Cbro.zo.z.and  there  were  precious  flones  in  it 

29.2.  andall  manner  of  precious  ftones 
8. they  with  whom  precious/?0»«  were  found 

2  t%0.3.6.garniihed  the  houfe  with  precious/?0«. 

p.i.gold  in  abundance,and  precious  flones 

o.fpices  in  great  abundance,&  precious  flows 

lo.brought  almug-trees>  and  precious  flones 

3  2.27.  made  himfelf  treafuries  for  preciou$y?0- 

E^e^.27.2Z.occupied  in  thy  faires  with preci.&w. 


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Don.i  1.38.  with  psecious  ftones  and  pleaf.  things 
1  Cac.3.i2.build  on  this  found. filvet  and  pic. [ton, 
Rev.iS.  12.  the  merchandize  of  pteciousftones 
i6.decked  wich  gold,and  precious  flones 
21.19.foun.weregarn.with  all  manner  of  pr.J?. 
Sharp  £>tOtte0. 
Job  41.30.  (harp  flones  are  under  him 

siw-gptoms. 

Job  4i.28.fling-/?o?K$  with  him  are  turned  into 
Zcch.p.ij.ihty  (hall  devoure  with  Ring-floncs 

whole  <§»tone0. 

Deut.i7.6.a\tar  of  the  L.thy  God  of  wholeflones 
JofhJi.i  1. an  altar  of  whole  ftonespvev  which 

"'rougl  i  ^>tone0. 
1  Chro.z  2.2. he  fet  mafons  to  hew  wrought  flones 

^toneft. 
Mat.zi.ij.anA  floneftthem  that  are  fent  unto  thee 

Lu\e  13.34. 

Pfal.  1 4  \,6.  Judges  are  overthrown  in  flonie  places. 
E\el(.  1  i.iy.I  will  take  the  flonie  heart  out  of  their 

Chap.36.26. 
Mat.ii.j.  fome  fell  upon  flonie  places 

2o.he  that  received  feed  into  flonie  places 
Mar\  4.  j. fome  fell  on  flonie  ground,  where  it 
i6.are  they — which  are  fown  on  ifo.ground 
&tonfog. 
1  SflW.30.et.the  people  fpake  o(floning  him 

Gen.^,i.  theteftoodno  man  with  him,  while  Jof. 
Exod-i  3 .8  .flood  every  man  at  ills  tent  door 
Jofh  i.\6.flood,md  rofe  up  upon  an  heap 

17. flood  firm  on  dry  ground  in  the  midft 

4-3-out  ofthe  place  where  the  priefts  feet  flood 
9.  which  bare  the  ark  ofthe  covenant, flood 

J.i3.there/?00rfa  man  over  againft  him 

21.44.  there  flood  not  a  man  of  all  their  enem. 
Judg.j.zx.  they  ^00^  every  man  in  his  place 

i6.29.middle  pillars  on  which  the  houfe  flood 
1  Sam.i.  10.  Lord  came,andy?00rf3and  called,asat 

j  7. 8. flood  and  cried  unto  the  armies  of  Ifrael 

1  iOs-8.14.and  all  the  congregation  of  Ifta.  flood 

2  Chron.  6.3. 
$  y.  he  flood  and  blefled  all  the  congregation 

2  Kjn.z.7.  and  flood  to  view  afar  off 

io.Q.(lood  and  faid  to  all  the  people,Ye  be 

11.1 1 .  guard  flood  every  man  with  his  weapon 
2  Cbro.6- 1 3.  and  upon  it  he  ftood,and  kneel,  down 

7.6/ounded  trumpets  before  them,&  alllfr./l. 

20.  j  Jehofhaphat/?00flf  in  the  congreg.of  Judah 
2O.Jehoihaphat/?00i,and  faid,Heare  me 
Eya  t.y.thenflood'JeGiua  with  his  fons 
Ncb.8.4.  and  befide  himy?00rfMattithiab 

g.z.andflood,zndconfe((ed  their  fins 

i2.4O.fo/?00dthe  two  companies  of  them 
EHber 9.i6-them(eUes  togethcr,8i  flood (01  their 
Ifa.6.z.  above  it  Hood  the  feraphims 

3 6. 1 3. then  Rabihakeh  Bood,and  cried  with  a 
Jer.46. 1  j.they  flood  not,becaufe  the  Lo.did  drive 
£^.1 .21.  when  thofe  flood,  thefe  flood ;  and 

Chap.  10.17. 
24.  when  they  flo.  they  let  down  their  wings 

2  5. was  over  their  heads  when  they  flood 
8. 11. in  the  midft  of  them  y?00^Jaszaniah 
47.1.  fore-front  of  the  houfe  flood  toward  the 

Dds.8.i7.fohe  came  neer  where  I  flood 
io.ii.  I  flood  trembling 
1  r.i.  even  I  flood  to  confirm  &  ftrengthen  him 
1 2.  j.  there  flood  other  two,theoneon  this  fide 
Hab.  3 .6. he  flood  and  meafured  the  earth 
Lu\e  1 8. 1 1  .Phar.y?00i,and  prayed  thus  with  himf. 
4O.Jefus/?00rf,  and  commanded  him  to  be 
i9.8.Zacheus/?00rf3and  faid  unto  the  Lord 
23.1  o.flood,and  vehemently  accufed  him 

3  j.  and  the  peopley?00</  beholding 
John  i.35.John/?00rf,andtwoofbisdifciples 

7.37.Jcfusy?00rfand  cryedjf  any  man  thirft 
i8.2  y.  Simon  Peter  flood  and  warmed  himfelf 
Acls  3-8.he  leaping  np,floodand  walked 

1  i.ii.flood,Si  faid  unto  him,Send  men  tojop 
i6.9^here/?00rfa  man  of  Macedonia.and  pray. 
zz.i  iftood,  and  faid  unto  me,Brother  Saul,rec, 
Heb.9. xo.which  flood one\y  in  meats  and  drinks 
Rev. 1,6. in  the  midft  ofthe  elders  flood  a  Lamb 
1 1 . 1 .  Angel  /W/aying,Rife,and  meafure 


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^>;aoU  above. 
Gm.zS.  1 5  .bshold5the  Lord  flood  above  the  ladder 
*  Chr0n.z4.zo. flood  above  the  peop.  and  laid  unto 
p/a/.iQ4-^.ihe  waters  /frW  above  the  mountains 

JsJtOOu  tfiwwf . 
!  &i»*. 21.7. Saul  faid  unto  his  icrv-that  flood  about 
l7.faid  unto  the  footmen  that  /taod!  about  hi. 
JJ.14.10. as  the  difciples/W  round  about  him 
jg>tooJ>  afar  of. 
Exod.i.qhis  filler  /W  afar  off5to  wit  what 
zo.i8.they  removed,  and  /*W  afar  off 
a  1. and  the  people  flood  afar  off 
r»/'«  I7.ii-  were  1CPC1S'  which  j/W  afar  off 
13.49  flood  afar  off  beholding  thefe  things 
Ka'.i8.i7.as  trade  by  iea}  flood  afar  off 

j?&tQtiO  againsl. 
Judi.6.1  uthat  flood  againft  him,Will  ye  plead 

j&tuoD  among. 
1  Sam.  1  o.i*3  •  wnen  ne  /^  among tne  Pe0-  ^e  was 
Z«b.i.8-and  he  flood among  the  myrtle-trees 
ic.man  that.fl0od  among  the  myrtle-trees 
n.they  anfvver.the  angel  — thatftood  among 
HvtOOO  at. 
W0d.19.17.they  flood  at  the  nether  part  of  the  mo. 

33.9.  the  cloudy  filter  ftood  at  che  door  of  the 
£  Jty.f  .9./zWat  the  door  of  the  houfe  of  Elifha 
i  Cbfon.  5 . 1  &•  flood  at  the  Eaft  end  of  the  altar 

13. 1 3. king  flood  at  his  pillar  at  the  cntring 
Ewi.10.19.  every  one  flood  at  the  door  of  the  eaft 
zi.u.king  of  Babyl.  flood  at  the  parting  of  the 
Lu\e  7. 1%. flood  at  his  feet  behind  him,weeping. 
John  i8*6.Peter./zWatthe  door  without 
Rev.S.  3.  another  angel  came,  and  flood  at  the  altar 

|S)ti)Ot)  before. 
Gen.  19.27.  where  be  flood  before  the  Lord 

43.  if.  and  ftood  before  Jofeph 
£e>'od.9.io.took  afhes,  and  flood  before  Pharaoh 
£ez;.9.f  .drew  neer,  and  ftood  before  the  Lord 
N  imb. Z7.Z. they  flood  before  Mofesand  Eleazar 
fofb.zo  9.untill  he  ftood  before  the  congregation 
jWg.io.iS.Phinehas  flood  before  it  in  thofe  dayes 
1  Sam.\6.z\  .Da.came  to  Saul,&  .flood  before  him 

1  Jty.  t .  1 8  .kings  prefence,  and  flood  before  the  ki. 

3  1  f  .and  flood  before  the  ark  of  the  covenant 

itf.that  were  harlots,  and  flood  before  htm 
8.22.and  Solomon  ftood  before  the  altar 
1 1  .e.with  the  old  men  thatftood  before  Solom. 
2  Chron.10.6. 
8. with  the  young  men  -that  flood  before  him 
2  Chron. io.3. 
1 2.1  La  fpirit,and /?ood  before  the  Lord 

2  CMw2.18.20. 

2  Ity. 4. 12. called  her, (he  .flood  before  him 

j  .1  j  .to  the  man  of  G  od,  and  flood  before  him 

2  f . be  went  in, and  /?<wd  before  his  matter 
8.9.Hazael — came  and  flood  before  him 
io.4.behold,  two  kings  ftood  not  before  him 
2  Cbron.6.1 2.  he  ftood  before  the  altar  of  the  Lord 

20.13.  all  Judah  flood  before  the  Lord 
Eflb.i.4.  Either  arofe,and  flood  before  the  king 
P/rt/.io6.2?.had  not  Mofes  ftood  before  them 
Jet.  1  y.  1. though  Mo.  and  Samuel  flood  before  me 
18.10.tbat  I  flood  before  thee,to  fpeak  good  for 
£3^.8 . 1 1. there  flood  before  them  70 .men 
DOT.  1. 1 9.  therefore  floodthey  before  the  king 
1. i.fo  they  ci  me,and  flood  before  the  k  ing 

3 1. this  great  image  flood  before  thee 
3 .3  .and  they  flood  before  the  image 
7.10.3  fiery  ftreamiflued,  & — flood  before  him 
8.3.behold,therej?<w^beforetheriver  a  ram 

1  ^. flood  before  me  as  theappearan.  of  a  man 
10. 16. faid  unto  him  that  flood  before  me 
Zecb .  3.3  .filthy  garments,and  flood  before  the  angel 

4, fpake  unto  thofe  that  flood  before  him 
Mat.zy.  i  rjefus  stood  before  the  governour 
A51. 10,  i  7. three  men  flood  before  the  gate 
50. a  man  slood  before  me  in  bright 
12. 14. told  how  Peter  flood  before  the  gate 
14.20.  while  I  flood  before  the  council  1 
Rev.j.y.ftood before  rhe  throne  and  the  Lamb 
8.i.the  feven  angels  which  flood  before  God 
1  1.4. and  the  dragon  flood  before  the  woman 
4>tOuo  behind. 
Ewi.i4.t9.  pillar  of  the  cloud  ftood  behind  them 

£&t00u  be  fide. 
%  5<rw.K.2.Abfal.j(2oorfbefide  the  way  of  the  gate 


1  ity.10.19.and  two  lions  ftood  befide the  ftayes 
fer.36.z1.  of  ail  the  princes  which  flood  befide  th 
£3y/f  .9. 2. and  flood  befide  the  brafen  altar 

10.6. then  he  went  in,  &  ftood  befide  the  wheeles 
j|>toaQ  between. 
Numb.16.4S.he ftood  between  the  dead  S:  the  liv. 
Dcut.^.^.l  flood  between  the  Lord  and  you 

j&fOOO  by. 
Gen.iS.z.and  lo^hree men fiood by  him 

8.  AbrahamyiW  by  them  under  the  tree 
24.30.he/zWby  the  camels  at  the  well- 
4i.l.Phar.dreamed,and  behold,he  flood  by  the 

l.flood  by  the  other  kine  upon  the  brink 
4f  .i.refrain  himfelf  before  ail  thatftood  by 
£.roaf.i8.i3.and  all  the  people  thatftood  by  Mof. 
Numb.  %3.6.he flood  by  his  burnt  facnfice,he 

Verfe  17. 
fudg.3.19.  all  that  (loodby  him  went  out  from  him 
l$.i6.  ftood  by  the  entring  of  the  gate 

1  Sam.1.26.1  am  the  woman  that  flood  by  thee 
4.20.the  woman  that  ftiod  by  her,faid  unto 
17.26.Dav.  fpake  to  the  men  thatftood  by  him 

2  Sa.13.3 1.  his  fervants flood  by  with  their  clothes 
i8.4.andthekingjrWbythegates  fide 

20.1 1. and  one  of  Joabs  men  flood  by  him 

1  2ty.i3.Land  Jeroboamy&odby  the  altar 
Z4.affe  ftood  by  it,the  lion  alfo  ftoodby 

2  Ity.  2.7  .and  they  two  flood  by  Jordan 
i$.and  ftood  by  the  bank  of  Jordan 

1,1.13.  lookedjbeholdjthe  king  ftood  by  a  pillar 
18. 17. ftood  by  the  conduit  of  the  upper  pool 
23.3.kingj?fl<w!by  a  pillar,  &  made  a  covenant 

lfai.16.1. 
1rtv0.11.if  angel  ofthe  Lord jfood  by  the  threfh. 
/e/'.44.i5.andallthewomen  that  flood  by 
£^.43.6.  and  the  man  ftood  by  me 
Dan.7-i6.neer  unto  one  of  them  that  ftoodby 
Amos  7. 7. ftood  upon  a  wall  made  by  a  plumb-line 
Zech.3 .  j, and  the  angel  of  the  Lord  flood  by 
Mat.z6.77,.  came  unto  him  they  thatftoodhy 
Marii  14. 47. one  thatftood  by  drew  a  fword 

69x0  them  thatftood  by,  This  is  one  of  them 
70. they  thatftood  by  faid  again  to  Peter 
1 5.3  f.fome  of  them  that  flood  by,  when  they 
Lul(e  f .  1  .he  flood  by  the  lake  of  Genafereth 
i9.24.unto  them  that /food  by,Take  from  him 
24.4.  two  men  flood  by  them  in  fhining  garm. 
John  12. 29. people  that  flood  by.and  heard  it,  faid 
18.22.  one  of  the  officers  which  ftood  by  ftrook 
19.  if.  flood  by  the  erode  of  Jefushis  mother 
.4(5.1.  t  o.two  men  ftood  by  them  in  white  apparell 
9. 39. all  the  widows  floodbv  him  weeping 
ii.  if.  Paul  faid  unto  the  Centuri.  thatfloodby 
23. 2. command,  them  thatftood  by  to  finite  him 
4.  they  thatfloodby  faid,  Reviieft  thou 
n.the  night  following»the  Lord  flood  by  him 
zj.ziftood  by  me  this  night  the  angel  of  God 
&too!)  faft- 
Pfal.il.y.he  commanded,  and  it  flood  fall 

S^tOOu  forth. 
Lu\e  6.8. rife  up:  And  he  arofe,  and  flood  forth 
A6I.Z7.Z  1  .Pauiy?flod  forth  in  the  midft  of  them 

<£>toou  in. 
Exod.%. zo.met  Mofes  and  Aaron,  who  flood  in  the 

3 1.26. then  Mofes  ftood  in  the  gate  of  the 
Numb.iz.j  .Lord  ftoodin  the  door  of  the  tabernac. 
i6.i8.incenfethereon,andy?oWin  the  door 

tj.and  ftood  in  the  door  of  their  tents 
22. 12. angel  of  the  Lordftsodin  the  way 

Verfe  24. 
26.wentfurther,andj?00i  in  a  narrow  place 
/ry/fr.4.io.wh!ch  bare  the  ark  ftoodin  the  midft 
Jndg.9.3  f  .G  aal  flood  in  the  entring  of  the  gate 
^.flood  in  the  entring  ofthe  gate 
18.17.  and  the  yr\er\  ftood  in  the  entring  of  ihe 
zSam.zo.i  f.and  it  flood  in  the  trench 

23. 12. and  he  flood  in  the  midft  of  the  ground 

1  fty.19.13.  andftood'm  the  entring  in  of  the  cave 

2  fty.3.11.  able  to  put  on  armour,  and  flood'm  the 
4.if.hadcalledhei',fhc/Zfl0rfin  the  door 

2  rtvfl^o.iff.theyfMin  their  place  after  their 
34.3i.kingf?0fliin  his  place,and  made  a 
3?.io.priefts  flood  in  their  place 
N?fr.8.7.and  the  people  flood  in  their  place 
Efth.f.i.ftood  in  the  court  of  the  kings  houfe 
fer.19.i4.he  flood  in  the  court  ofthe  Lords  houfe 
T  ttt 


23.1 8. who  hach/'fltf»  in  the  counfell  of  the  Lo 

2  2-bui;  if  they  had  flood  in  my  counfell 
zS.l.thatftood'm  the  houfe  ofthe  Lord 
E«/j;.40..3.nreafunng  reed,  and  he  ftood  in  the  gate 
Ob  ad.  1 4. flood  in  the  crofle-way  to  cut  off  thofe 
Lu\e  6. 17. down  with  them,and//00a!in  the  plain 
i4.36.jefushimfelf/?<wdinthe  midft  of  them 
John  1 1  .f  6.  fpake  among  themfel.  as  they  flood  in 
20. 19.  came  Jefus,  and  flood  in  the  midft 

Veife  z6. 
At~l.17.zz.  Paul  ftoodin  the  midft  of  Mars-hill 

^tocO  on. 
Jofi>  It.-}  z. Judges  ftood  on  this  fide  the  ark 
Judg.  9.7.  went  and  ftood  on  the  top  of  mount  Ge. 
i  Sam.  1 7-3.  and  the  Philift.  flood  on  a  mountain 
and  lit. ftood  on  a  mount,  on  the  other  fide 
26.1  2,.ftoodon  the  top  of  an  hill  afar  off 
2  Sam.z.z  f  .child.of  Ben.  ftood  on  the  top  of  an  hill 
2  ft,?. 17  ftood  a  watchman  on  the  tower 

1  dv0.6.39.Afaph,(whoy2(wdon  his  right  hand) 
44.fons  of  Merari  flood  on  the  left  hand 

2  Chr.3.13.  and  they  flood on  their  feet 
E\el^.io  3.Cberubims  ftood  on  the  right  fide 
AfW.13.1. whole  multitude  flood  on  the  ihore 
John  6.zz.  people  vthichftood  on  the  other  tide 

11. 4.  Jefus  flood  on  rhe  fhore 
^$.21. 40.  Paul  flood  en  the  flairs,  and  beckned 
Rev.i  4.i.lo,a  Lamb  flood  on  mount  Sion 

j§)tOOu  over. 
Deut.1,1 . 1  f  .pillar  of  the  cloud  flood  over  the  door 
E^.ro.^.  flood  over  the  threfhold  ofthe  houfe 

i8.glory  ofthe  Lo. — ftoodover  the  Cherub. 
Matt.z.y.floodover  where  the  young  child  was 
Ato'£if.39.whenthe  Centurion,  whichy?««/over 
Lu{e  4.39.  he  flood  over  her,  andivbuked  the  fev. 

^)t0053  round. 
Gen.n-7.y0ur  fheaves  floodround  about 
Aft.  14.10.  as  the  difciples  slood  round  about  him 

2f  .7 .flood  round  aboutand  laid  many 
Kw.7.li.angels  flood  round  about  the  throne 

i&tooO  fpeechlcffe. 
AH.^.j.the  men flood  fpeechlefle,  hearing 

i£)toou  flill. 
fojh.10.il .fun  flood  ftiil,and  the  moon  flayed 

fo  the  fun  flood  ft  ill  in  the  midft  ofhea. 
H.i3.asforthe(icitiesthat/?0Cfifftillin  their  ftr. 
iSaw.2.23.where  Afahel  fell  down,&  died,  /fo.flil 
28. blew  a  trumpet,  all  the  people  flood  ftill 
18.30  turned  afide,  and  ftood  ftill 
20.12.when  the  man  faw  that  all  the  peo.flo.fiil 
every  one  that  came  by  him,  flood  ftil] 
Neb.  1 2.3  9. and  they  ftood  ftill  in  the  prifon  gate 
fob  4.16.  itfrwK/ftilljbutl  could  notdifcerrj 

31. 16. for  they  fpake  not,  but  ftood  ftill 
Hab.^.i  1  .ftood  ftill  in  their  habitation 
Matl.zo.i  i.Jefus  stood  ftill,and  called  them 
Mar\  10. qty.lefas  ftood  ftill,and  command,  him  to 
Luhj  7.i4.they  that  bare  him,  /?o0i  ftill 

^tooQ  there. 
Exod.1,4.  f.and  the  Lord  flood  with  him  there 
1  Sam.6.i4-fie\d  of  Jofh.aBethfhe.andy/W there 

1  fty.io.io.twelve  lions  ftood  there  on  the  one 

r  Chron.?.}?. 

E^.3.23-glory  ofthe  Lord  flood  there 
Hof.10. 9.  there  they  flood:  thebattellinGibeah 
Af1rtr.17.47.fome  of  them  thatftood  there,when 
Mai\  11. f  .fomeof  them  that /?a/rf there  fa  d 
fobn  1  S.i  8.  the  fervants  and  officers  flood  there 

2  lCJ.z3-3.all  rhe  people  flood  to  the  covenanc 
S)toot)  under. 

Dcut.4.ii.ye  came  neer,and  flood  under  themou. 
Jer.dfi.tf.ftood  under  the  fhadow  of  Hefhbon 

^tooO  up. 
GeB.23.3.  Abraham  flood  up  from  before  his  dead 
7.  Abrah.yzWup,  and  bowed  himfelf  before 
E.W.2.i7.Mofes  floodup,  and  helped  them 
W«/»&.n.3i.people  flood  up  all  that  day 

1  rt»-0.2i.i.Satan  tfoffrfupagai. Ifr-and provoked 
28. i.David  the  king  /M  up  upon  his  feet 

2  C^.i3.i4.Abijahy?Wupuponthe  mount 
lO.rg.ftoodup  to  praifethe  Lord  God 

23.  Amnion  and  Moab/?00^upaga'nft 
28.1 1.  slood  upagainft  them  that  came  from 
E^n  2..<?3.till  there  flood  up  a  prieft  with  urim 

Nehem.7.61. 
3. 2. then 


S  T  O      STO 


S  T  O 


STO 


STO 


ST  R 


3.2.then  flood  up  Jeftiua  the  Ton  of  Jozadak 
io. i o.Ezra  the  ptkd  flood up,  and  (aid 
Nch.8.  J  .when  he  opened  it,  all  the  people  flood  up 
9.3.  they  flood  up  in  their  place,  and  read 
4.then  flood  up  upon  the  Hairs  the  Levites 
£^.5.9. Ham  faw  Mordec— that  he  flood  not  up 

7.7.  Haman  floodup  to  make  requeft  for 
fob  4.1 j. the  hair  of  my  head  flood  up 
29.8.  the  aged  arofe,and  flood  up 
30.28. 1  flood  up,  and  cryed  in  the  congregat. 
P/rt/.ic6.3o.then|Wup  Phinehas,and  executed 
£^37.io.and  they  lived,and/?<W  up  upon  their 
Dan  8.22.whereas  four  flood  up  for  it 
Mark.  x  4-6°-  high  prieft  flood  up  in  the  midft 
LitH?  4*  J  6.  and  flood  up  for  to  read 

10. 25. a  lawyer  flood  up,and  tempted  him 
Aff.i.i1)'  in  thofe  dayes  Peter floodup  in  the 
4.26.  the  kings  of  the  earth  floodup 
5 .3  q.then  flood  there  up  one  in  the  councill 
1 1. 1 8.  there  flood  up  one  of  them,  named  Agab. 
1 1,16. .Paul  flood  up,  and  beckned  with  his 
25.1 8.againft  whom  when  the  accufersjrW  up 
StOOO  upon. 
Gen.qi.t  7.hehold,I  floodupon  the  bank  of  th'e  riv. 

1  Sam.\7.  ?  i.David  ran,  and  flood  upon  the  Phil. 

2  Sam.i.iofo  I  flood  upon  him,and  flew  him 

1  lyings  7.2  f  .it  flood  upon  twelve  oxen,  three 

2  Chron.  4.4. 

2  K.'- 1 1 •* '  -he  revived,and /foorf  upon  his  feet 
Nefo.8.4.Ezra/2<wafupon  a  pulpit  of  wood 
£^.1  a.  23.  glory  of  the  I*,  flood  upon  the  mount 
Rev.11.1 1  -two  prophets/JW  upon  their  feet 

ij.t.and  I  flood  upon  the  fand  of  tbefea 
StOOO  upright. 
Gen.37-7.my  flieafe  arofe,and  flood  upright 
Exod.i  j.8.floudsJrWupright  as  an  heap 

StooD  with. 
2  Cfer.29.2<?.I-evites  flood  with  the  inftru. of  David 
Lam.z.q.  he  flood  with  his  right  hand  as  an  ad  vet. 
Lulp  9.32.WS  glory,  &  the  two  men  that  flood  with 
foh.  1 8 .  <f .which  betrayed  them,  flood  with  them 

1 8. Peter  floodwith  them,and  warmed 
i  TJW-4.1tf.no  man  flood  with  me 

i7.notwithftanding  the  Lord//Wwithrac 
StOOD  without. 
Matth.11.46.hh  mother  and  hjj  bret.  flood  without 
John  20.1  I.Mary  flood  without  at  the  fepulchre 

§>tootoyet. 
Gen.i  8.22.  Abraham  flood  yet  before  the  Lord 

Stoobeft, 
Ar«w&.24.34.knew  not  that  thou  ffoodeft  in  the  way 
Deut.4.10.  fpecially  the  day  that  thou  flooded  bef. 
Obad.i  1 .  in  the  day  that  thou  ftoodcfl  on  the  other 

Stool.  Stools. 
Exod.1.1  6-  and  fee  them  upon  the  flools 
2  iti.4.io.fet  for  him  there  a  bed,a  table,  &aftool 
StOOp,  See  StOUp. 

Stop. 

1  Ki.18.44.  that  the  rain  flop  thee  not 

2  J(/.3.i9.yema]lJ?<>/>all  welsofwater 

2  Chron.ii'i.  Hez.took  counfell  to  flop  the  waters 
p[al.i<; -"iftop  the  way  againft  them  that  perfecute 

107.42.and  all  iniquity  fliall  flop  her  mouth 
Eielfl  9.1  i-and  it  {hall  (lop  the  nofes  of  the 
2Cw.11.10.no  man  (hall  flop  me  of  this  boafting 

StoppeO. 
Ge>i-2.i.the  windows  of  heaven  were  flopped 

26.1  ?.Phil./2fl/7.them,and  filled  them  with  ear. 
1 8. Phil. had  flop,  them  after  the  death  of  Ab. 
Lev.  1  f  .3 .  or  his  flefn  be  flopped  from  his  jifte 
2  J(/.3-i?-andthey/?0/>/>ft/all  the  wels  of  water 
2  Chr.3  i.$o.Hezekftopped  the  upper  water-courfe 
Neh.4.7.  and  that  the  breaches  began  to  be  flopped 
Pfal.63.1  i.that  fpeaklies  fhall  be  flopped 
fer.  51.3  2.and  that  the  paflages  are  flopped 
Zeck.7.1  x.ftopped  their  ears,that  they  mould  not 
A51.7. i7. flopped  their  ears,and  ran  upon  him 
Row.3.i9.that  every  mouth  may  be  flopped 
Tit. 1. 1  i.whofemouthsmuft  be  flopped 
Heb-ii'Sl.throughfykhftopp.  the  mouths  of  lions 


fob  f.itf.and  iniquitie  floppethhcv  mouth 
Pfal  J8.4.1ikethe  deafe  Adder  that  floppcth  her  ear 
F*w.2t.i3.whofo  floppeth  his  ear  at  the  cry  of  the 
y«.J3.i  ^.that  flopped  his  ears  from  hearing  of 


Stopt. 
2  Chron.i  M-much  pe°-  together,  who  ftopt  all  the 

Stoje. 
Ge».2^.i4.Ifaac  had  great  jrVe  of  fervants 

41.36.  that  food  (hall  be  [01  flore  to  the  land 
£ew.  2^.22. ye  fliall  eat  of  the  old  (lore 

26.io.eat  old  j?«c,and  bring  forth  the  old 
D£#f.28.f  .blefled  fliall  be  thy  basket  and  thy  ftore 
I7.curfed  lhall  be  thy  basket  and  thy  flare 
3  2. 24. is  not  this  laid  up  in  ftore  with  thee 

1  i\i.  10.10.  of  fpices  very  great  ftore 

2  i^j.20.i7.thy  fathers  have  laid  up  inftore 
1Chro.z9.16.out  God,all  th\s ftore — comethof 
zChro.  1 1.1 1  .put  captains  In  them,andy?ffsr  of  vifr. 

3 1  .io.that  which  is  left,is  this  great  fkte 
Neb.  y.  1 8. once  in  ten  dayes  ftore  of  all  forts  of  wi. 
Pfai.14q.13.  garners  affording  all  manner  oi flore 
//«.39.6.which  thy  fathers  have  laid  up  in  ftore 
Ntibum  2.9.  for  there  is  no  end  0?  the  ftore 
1  Co;\i6.2.1et  everyone  of  you  lay  by  him  inftore 
1  Ti».6.i9.1ayingup  Inftore  a  good  foundation 
2P#.3.7.hea. — by  the  fame  word  are  kept  Inftore 

Stoie. 
Amos  3. lo.who  flore  up  violence  and  robberie 
SS>toie-ciues. 

1  J£i.9. 19. and  all  the  cities  of flore  which  Sol.  had 

2  Chron.8.6. 

2  Cfowz.8-4.and  all  the/iVe-cities  which  he  built 

i6.4.they  fmote  — alltheJiVe-citiesof  Napht. 

17.i2.buik  in  Judah  caftles,and  cities  of flore 

£&tOit=houfe. 

M d.  3. 10. bring  ye  al  the  tithes  into  the/zW-houfe 

Lu\e  12.24.whkh  neither  have/Zwe-houfe  nor  ba. 

^toie-houfes. 
Gen.qi .  7  6.Jofeph  opened  all  the/iW-houfes 
Deut. z8.8.  command  a  blefling  upon  thy  ftore-ho. 
I  Cbr.17.zi .and  over  the/rW-houfts — was  Jeho. 
2C/w.32.28.(rVe-houfes  alfo  for  the  increafc  ofco- 
Pfal.33.7he layeth  up  the  depths  in  ftore-houfet 
fer.  jo.26.open  her/rW-houfes:  call  her  up 

Stoiie. 
2Chr.11.z1.  acts  of  Ahijah — in  thereof  the  pro. 

24.27.written  in  the  flo.of  the  book  of  the  kings 

Stores.  I 

Gc«.6.i6.fecond  and  third  flories  (halt  thou  make 
£^.41. 16. three  flories  over  agai.  the  door  cieled 
42. 3. was  gallerie  agai.  gallerie  in  three  flories 
6. were  in  three  flories,  but  had  not  pillars 
Amos  9.6.that  buildeth  hisftories'm  the  heaven 

Stoi&. 
Lev.  1 1. 1 9.  ftorfy ,  the  heron  after  her  kinde 

Deitt.iq. 1 8. 
PyaZ.104.17.as  for  the  flor^the  fir-trees  are  her 
fer. 8.7.  fto<\  knoweth  her  appointed  times 
Zech.  J.9.had  wings  like  the  wings  oiaftork 

Sto?m. 

fob  2 1. 18.  are  as  chafFe  that  the florm  carri.  away 

27.21. asaftorm,  hurleth  him  out  of  his  place 
Pfd. 5" 5". 8.1  would  haftenfrom  the  w'mdie florm 

83.1 5-make  them  affraid  with  thy  florm 

1 07.2  9.  he  maketh  the  florm  a  calm 
//Tzz. 4. 6.and  for  a  covert  from  florm 

z  j.4.thou  haft  been  a  refuge  from  the  florm 

blaft  of  the  terrible  ones  is  as  a  florm 

28.2. which  as  a  deftroying /?<»•/#  cafteth  down 

29.tf.with  florm  and  tempeft,  and  the  flame 
£^4.3  8. 9. thou  fhalt  afcend,and  come  like  a  dorm 
Nahum  1.3. the  Lord  hath  his  way  in  the  florm 
Mark  4.37.and  there  arofc  a  great  florm 
Lu^e  8.23.therecame  down  a  florm  of  wind 

St02tnte. 
P/d/.i07.2$.hecommandeth,&raif.the/?flwinde 

1 48.8.  flormie  wind  fulfilling  his  word 
£3^.13.1 1.  and  a  flormie  wind  (hall  rent  it 
13.I  will  even  rent  it  with  a  flormie  wind 
Stoup. 

fob  9.1 3. the  proud  helpers  do  floup  under  him 
Pro.i2.2?.heavin.  in  the  heart  of  man  mak.itftoup 
lfai.q6.2.they  floup,they  bow  down  together 
Mar. t.7.1  am  not  worthy  to  floup  down,&  unloofe 

StoopcD. 
Gf».49«9.he^o»/»frfdown;he  couched  as  a  lion 

1  Sam,Zi,.8.t>av.  ftouped  with  his  face  to  the  earth 

28. 1 4he  fiouped  with  his  face  rothe  ground 

2  Chr.36.17.no  compaf.-old  man,or  him  that  floit. 
foh.8.6.but  Jefus  floup.  down,  and  with  his  finger 


8.again  heftouped  down,  &  wrote  on  the  gro. 
10.1  i.and  as  ihe  wept,  (he  flouped  down 
Stoapeti). 
Ifii. 46.1. Bel  boweth  down,Nebo  floupcth 

Stouping, 
Luke  zi.iz.flouping  down,  beheld  the  linnenclot- 
John  zo.^.Andhefto!ipingdown}&i  iooking  in,faw 

Stoat. 

job q.ii.ftout  lions  whelps  are  fcattered abroad 
I/oi.io.iz.I  will  punifh  the  fruit  of  the  flout  heart 
D^.7.2o.whofeiook  was  more  flout  then  his  fell. 
^«/.3.i3.your  words  have  bzenftout  againft  me  ' 

£&tQ9tzhearted. 
Pfal.76.  J,  the  i?o«/-hearted  are  fpoyled 
Ifai.qS.i2. hearken  unto  me,ye  #Mrf-hearted 

Stoutneffe. 
Ifa-Msh&t  fay  in  the  pride  and  (toMiietfe  of  heart 

Straight. 
jojp.6.1  .aUtend  upevery  man  flraight  before  him 

20. into  the  city  every  man  fl> atght  before 
iSam.6.11.  kine  took  the /^wigAr  waytoBethfhe 
iCbr.-}  2.30.&  brought  it  flraight  down  to  the  well.' 
py^- J.8-make  thy  way  flraight  before  my  face    ' "  1 
PiW.4-2s.let  thine  eye-lids  look  flraight  before 
Ecclef.i.  if.  crooked  cannot  be  made  flraight 

7. 1 3. for  who  can  make  that  flraight 
Ifai.40.3.make  flraight  in  the  defart  a  high  way 
4.and  the  crooked  (hall  be  made  flraight 
41- 1 6. 1  will  make  crooked  things  flraight 
45.2.before  thee,&  make  the  crooked  ph. pa. 
■SV^i«7.and  their  feet  were  flraight  feet 
9  they  went  every  one  flraight  forward 

,     t  Verfe  ,2. 

2 3. under  firmament  were  their  wings  flraight 

lo.22.they  went  every  one  flraight  forward 

Azfltt.3.3  .way  of  the  Lord,make  his  paths  ftrairht 

,  ,  ,  Mark  i-3-  Luke  {.4. 

Li^e  3.J.  and  the  crooked  fliall  be  made  flraight 

1 3.i3.wasinade^wi£te,and  glorified  God 
fohn  1. 23. make  (Iraiiht  the  way  of  the  Lord 
Acl.9.1  i.go  into  the  ftreet  which  is  called,S/7«gfo 

i6.ii.witha/2/v»gAJcourfeto  Samothracia 
Hcb.  1 2 . 1 3 .  and  ma  k  c  flraight  paths  for  your  feet 
StrafghtS»ap. 

1  SdOT-9.13.ye  fliall  flrazghtveayfindehim 

28.20.then  Saul  fell paigbtrvay  all  along 
Prov.7.2z.aher  her  flraightway  as  anoxe  to 
Dan.io.i7.ftraightmy  remained  no ftrength  in  me 
Matt.  3. 1 6.  Jefus  went  up  flraightway  out  of  the  wa. 
4.20.and  they  flraightway  left  their  nets 
14.12.  flraightway  Jefus  command,  his  difciples 

27.  flraightway  Jefus  fpafce  unto  them 
21. 2. flraightway  ye  fliall  find  an  afle  tied 

3.and  flraightway  he  will  fend  them 
2  J.  1  y.  and  flraightway  took  his  journey 
27. q8.ftmghtvnay  one  took  a  fpunge 
Mark  1  • l  o.flraightway  coming  out  of  the  water 
18. flraightway  they  forfook  their  nets 
20. flraightway  he  called  them :  and  they  left 
a i. flraightway  on  the  fabbath  day  he  entred 
2. 2. flraightway  many  were  gathered  together 
3.6.fl/aithtway  took  counfell  with  the  Herodi. 
5. 29  .flraightway  the  fou.  of  her  bloud  was  dried 
qz.ftraightway ^the  damfeli  arofe,  and  walked 
6. 1  j.  flraightway  with  hafte  unto  the  king 
45.  flraightway  he  conftrained  his  difciples 
S4.out  of  the  fliip,/zV<agk»?/ry  they  knew  him 
7.3  5  .flraightway  his  ears  were  opened 
8.10.  flraightway  he  entred  into  a  fhip 
9. 1 1. flraightway  all  the  people  when  they  behe.  i 
20  flraightway  the  fpirit  tare  him 
2A,.ftraigbtway  the  father  of  the  child  cried 
1 1.3. .flraightway  he  will  fend  him  hither 
14.4  ? .  goeth  flraightway  to  him,  &  faith,Maftet 

1  $.1. flraightway  in  the  morning  the  chief  priefts 
Luke  ?.39.drunfc  old  wine, flraightway  defireth  new 

8.55.  fpir.carae  again,  and  (he  arofe  flraightwa)  , 
iz.% I,. flraightway  ye  fay,There  cometh  a  fliowre  - 
I4<?.and  will  not  (kaigbtvpay  pull  him  out 

fohn  13.32.and  fliall  flraightway  glorifie  him 

Act. 1.1  o. down  flraightway  at  his  feet 

9.20. flraightway  he  preached  Chriftinthc 
i6.33.baptized,he  and  all  his,  flraightway 
22. 29. flraightway  they  departed  from  him 

2  3 .30.I  fent  flraightway  to  thee,  and  gave  coir  I 
fam.  1 .24.  (iraight.  foreetteth  what  manner  of  ma- : 

Strain ' 


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Strain, 
Matth-zx-z^vihich  $mn  ac  a  8nat>&  *"wal-a  cair>- 

Strait. 
I  Sam.il  .6-lfrael  faw  that  they  were  in  a  /trait 
i  S#».z4.i4-David  faid,I  am  in  a  great  firait 

i  Chron.zi.13. 
fob  36.16.have  removed  thee  out  of  the  fit  ait 
Phil  1  i^.forl  am  in  a  /fratf  betwixt  two 

Strait, 
1  Kj.6. 1. place — is  too  firait  for  us 
Ifa.tf.zo.  the  place  is  tooj?w«for  mc 
fr/?i-9-m  a  jfra'f  way,  wherein  they  (hall  not 
mtb'r^  3  -enter  Ye  in  at  the/fratf  gate,  for  wide 
L«^ij.S4. 
14.becau.fe  /frait  is  the  gate,and  narrow 
Straiten; 
L  l9  q  that  feek  their  lives  fhall /?ra?tfs  them 

StrattneD, 
7«&  1 8  7.fteps  of  his  ftrength  fhall  be  flraitmd 

,7  10.  and  the  breadth  of  the  waters  \sftraitntd 
■Prw  4.n.goeft,thy  fieps  fhall  not  hefiraitned 
Exek  4z.6.therefore  the  building  was  firait ned 
Micah  1.7.1s  the  fpirit  of  the  Lord  flraitmd 
Luty  iz.io.andhow amlfiraitnedtiWit  beacco. 
i  cor.6.1  a.  ye  are  not  (trained  in  us 

g>tratteft. 
^#.26.  J.after  the  mo&ftraiteflfcOc  of  our  religion 

g>trattnetl). 
fob  n.i^.enlargeth,  and  firaitnctb  them  again 
J  Sttattlp. 

G«».43-7-™an  asked  usftraitly  of  our  eftate 
£^.i3.i9-hehad^/^fworn  the  children 
fofb  6.1.  Jericho  was  ffwif/ji  fhut  up 
1  Saw.  1 4.i8.thy  father  flraitly  charged  the  people 
Mattb. 9. 30. flraitly  charged  them,faying,See  that 
Afa)"&  i.43-jfraitZy  charged  him-.-fent  him  away 
1 .1  i.  jfraiJ/y  charged  them,  that  they  fhould 
^.charged  them  flraitly  that  no  man  fhould 
I^e  9. 11. and  he  flraitly  charged  them>  &  comm. 
^#.4.17. let  us  flraitly  threaten  them 
<.i8.did  not  we  flraitly  command  you 
StraftnefTe, 
Deut.z%.  J 3  pa'itmffe  wherwith  thine  enemies  fhal 

Verfe  55. 

j7-for  want  of  all  things-^in  fiege  &  ftraitnejfe 

fob  36.i6.broad  place  where  there  is  no  ftraitnejfe 

fer  19.9. fkfh  of  his  friend  in  the  fiege  &  ftraitnejfe 

Straftsf, 

fob  io.2i.fulneffeofbisfufficie.hefhalbe  in  firaits 
lawj.i.j.perfecut.overtook  her  between  theflraits 

Stra&e. 

1  Sa.ix.t  j.L./2/a£e  the  child — &  it  was  very  fick 

20.10.and  ftra\c  him  not  again,and  he  died 
Acl.ty.  17 -flralie  fail,and  fo  were  driven 

Strakeg. 
GW.30.37.and  pilled  white  fti'akes'm  them 
Iet1.14.37.be  in  the  wals  — with  hollow  (traces 

Strange. 
Gen.4i.7.made  h'tmfelf fir an?e  unto  them 
fob  i^.j.afhamed  that  you  make  your  felves/?>a. 

i7.my  breath  Is  jlrange  to  my  wife 
Trov.i  1.8.  the  way  of  man  is  froward  and  Jlrange 
mhif.j.  therefore  (hall  the /forage  peop.  glorifie 
1  Pet .4.4.whcrein  thev  think  it  jlrange 

iz.think  it  not  grange  concerning  the  fiery 
Strange  aft. 
J/ai.i8.2i.bring  to  paffe  his  adt,h\s  Jlrange  aft 
strange  apparel/. 

Zepb.t.S.aM  fuchasare  clothed  with  flrange  appa. 

Strange  children,  Sec  Crjil&zen, 

Strange  cities. 

Aft.i6.u.I  perfecuted  them  even toftrange  cities 

Strange  countrie. 
Hc&.u.9.foj.in  the  land  of  pro.  as  in  aftran.  coun. 

Strange  doftrines. 
Hfi.15.9.  not  carried  about  with /fra#gc  do  ftrines 

Strange  fire. 
£cf  .lO.t.Nadab  and  Abihu  offered  (irange  fire 
Nnmb.^.^,d\ed — when  they  offered  Jlrange  fire 

Chap.  16.6 1. 
Strange/?^. 
fade  7. and  going  after  (Irange  flelh 

Strange  god,  and  Strange  gods. 
See  <©orj,  and  &CX38. 
Strange  incenfe. 
Exod.}o.9.  ye  fhall  offer  no  fimgt .incenfe 


Strange  land. 
Exod.z.zz.l  have  been  a  ftranger  in  a  Jlrange  land 

Chap.18.3. 
P/a/.ig7.4.fing  the  Lords  fong  in  a  flrange  land 
<4#.7.6.that  hisfeedihouldfojournina/?Wgela. 

Strange  language. 
Pfal.  1 1 4. 1  .from  a  people  6£a  firange  language 

Strange  nation. 
Exod.zi'Zxo  fell  her  to  a  grange  nation 

Strange  punifbment. 
fob  31.3A  flrange  punifhm.to  the  workers  of iniq. 

Strange  flips, 
lfai.i 7. io.and  fhaltfetit  mthflrange  flips 

Strange  fpeech. 

E^.g.f  .not  fent  to  a  people  ot  a  Jlrange  fpeech 

6.not  to  many  people  of a  Jlrange  fpeech 

Strange  thing. 

H0/.8.1  2.were  counted  as  a  Jlrange  thing 

l  Fet.q.iz.as  though  fome  Jlrange  thing  happened 

Strange  things. 
Luke  f  .i6.wehave  kenjtrange  things  to  day 
^<5?.i7«20.thou  bringeft/Zraage  things  to  our  ear 

Strange  vanities. 
/er.8.19.  provoked  me  to  anger  with/frasge  vanit. 

Strange  vine. 
fer.z.zi.lnto  a  degenerate  plant  of  a  Jlrange  vine 

Strange  waters. 
x  Iti.19.24.have  digged,  and  drunk  Jlrange  waters 

Strange  wives. 
1  l#.ii.8.1ikewife  did  he  for  all  his  Jlrange  wives  ' 
E^a  io.z.havetrefpa.-— and'taken  grange  wives 
io.have  taken  (Irange  wives,  to  increafe 
1 1 .  feparate  your  felves  from  the  flrangc  wi  v, 
1 4.all  which  have  taken  (Irange  wives 
I7.made  an  end  with  al  that  had  taken Jlr.vi'i. 
l8.priefts-found  that  had  taken  (Irange  wiv. 
44.aH  thefe  had  taken  flrange  wives 
Nefe.i3.z7,tranf.againft  our  G.in  marrying/fr.wi. 

Strange  woman, 
fudg.  1 1 . 2.for  thou  art  the  fon  of  a  (Irange  woman 
Vrov.  z .  1 6.to  deliver  thee  from  the  Jlrange  woman 
J. 3  .lips  ofa  flrange  woman  dropas 

20.wilt  thou  be  ravifht  with  a  (Irange  woman 
6.24.10  keep  thee  from  the  flat.of  a  flra.  woman 
7.j.that  they  may  keep  thee  from  the  fir.,  worn, 
zo.itf.take  a  pledge  of  him  for  a  flrange  woman 
Chap.27.13, 
z^.z7.zfirange  woman  is  a  narrow  pit 
Strange  women. 
1  1$. 1 1. I.Solomon  loved  many^aage  women 
Prov  .22.1 4.mouth  of  flrange  women  is  a  deep  pit 
23. 3 3. thine  eyes  fhall  behold/fowge  women 
Strange  wor\. 
lfai.i  8. 21. may  do  his  workjhisjfraag*?  work 

Stranger. 
Ges.i  J.i  3-thy  feed  fhall  be  afirangcr  in  a  land 

17.8.  wherein  thou  art  a  flranger 
iz.bought  with  money  of  any  (Irangcr 
27.bought  with  mony  of  the  fir.  were  circum. 

23 .4.I  am  a  flranger  and  fojourner  with 
28.4. the  land  wherein  thou  art  a  flranger 
j7.i.wherein  Ifaac  was  a  flranger 
Exod.z.zz.l  have  been  a  flranger  in  a  flrange  land 
1 2. 1 9-whether  he  be  a  ftranger,  or  born 
43  .there  fhall  no  flranger  eat  thereof 
48.when  a  flranger  will  keep  die  paffeover 
49.one  law -to  him  that  is  home-bor.Sc-/2ra. 
20.10  nor  thy  flranger  that  is  within  thy  gates 
22. 21. thou  (halt  neither  vexa^a.noroppreffe 

23.9.  alfo  thou  fhalt  not  oppreffe  a  flranger 
for  ye  know  the  heart  ofaftran. 

1 2. and  the  (Irangcr  may  be  refrelhed 
29.3  3. but  a  ftranger  fhall  not  eat  thereof 
30.3  3-putteth  any  of  it  upon  a  flranger 
Lcv.16.z9.  or  aftran.  that  fojourneth  among  you 
17.1 2. neither  fhall  any  flranger  eat  bloud 

iy. one  of  your  own  country,  or  a  (Irangcr 
1 8.  z6.  nor  any  flranger  that  fojourneth  amo.you 
i9.10.thou  fhalt  leave  them  for  the  poor  &  fir. 

H.firanger  fojou.  with  thee-ye  fhall  not  vex 

3 granger —  fhall  be  as  one  born  amongft 
22.io.  fhall  no  (hanger  eat  of  the  holy  thing 

1 2  .married  to  a  flranger, fhe  may  not  eat 

1 3  .but  there  fhall  no  ftranger  eat  thereof 
2  f  .neither  from  a  flranger s  hand  fhall  ye 

23. 2  2. leave  them  for  the  poor  and  ftranger 
T  ttt  2 


24.i6.aswellthe/6,tf#ge;—  when  he  blafphem. 
22.one  manner  of  law,aswell  for  the Jlrang. 
2j.6.meat — .for  the  ftranger  that  fojourneth 

3  5. though  he  be  a  ftranger—  that  he  may  live 
47.if  a  fojourner  or  ftranger  wax  rich  by  thee 

and  fellhimfelf  to  the  ftranger 

the  ltock  of  theftrangers  family 

Num.i> 5 1  .ftranger  that  cometh  nigh,  fhalbe  put  to 

Chap.3. 10,38, 

9.14/if  a  ftranger  — will  keep  the  paffeover 

one  ordinance,  both  for  the  fir  anger 
1  j.i  4.and  if  a  ftranger— -will  offer  an  offering 
1  j.one  ordinance  for  you — >and  for  the  firm. 
as  ye  are,fo  fhall  the  flranger  be 
irj.one  manner  for  you,and  for  the  ftranger 
26.it  fhal  be  forgiven  the  cong.— &  the  fira. 
29-andfor  the  jlrang.  that  fojourneth  among 
jo.whetherborn  in  the  land,  or  a  firanger 
i6.40.that  no  firanger  which  is  not  of  the  feed 
1 8.4.and  a  ftranger  fhall  not  come  nigh  unto 

7. ftranger  that  cometh  nigh,  fhaJbe  put  to  de. 
19.10.and  unto  theflranger  for  a  ftatute  for  ever 
3  j,  1  j.a  refuge  for  the  chil.oflf.and  for  the  fir. 
Dent.i.i6.bewecn  every  man  &  his  bro.&  the 7?. 
j.i4.nor  thy  flranger  that  is  within  thy  gates 
10.18.  &  lovcth  the/2m?g«',in  giving  him  food 

igtl:ovethei/?>,a»fn- — for  ye  were  ftiangers 
1 4.21  .thou  fhalt  give  it  to  the  ftranger 
1 7. 1  j  .thou  mayeft  not  fet  a  ftranger  over  thee 
23-7-not  abhor  an  Egy.becaufe  thou  waft  a  fit ; 

zo.unto  a  ftranger  thoumaift  lend 
1  J. f. not  marry  without,unto  a  firanger 
26.J  i.Levite,  and  the  ftranger  that  isamo.  you 
28.43  .ftran.  fhall  get  up  above  thee  very  high 
29.1 1. your  little  ones,your  wives,  and  thy  [Ira. 
Z2.and  the  j2»'a»£eMhall  fay,  when  they  fee 
31.i2.and  thy  ftranger  that  is  within  thy  gates 
foJh.S. S3-as  well  the  flranger,  as  he  that  was  born 
20.9.appointed  for  the  child.  &  for  the  ftranger 
fudg.19.1z.not  turn  afideinto  the  city  ofa  firanger 
Ruth  2.io.knowledgeofme,  feeing  lama  firanger 
z  Sam.i.  1 3. 1  am  the  fon  of  a  ftranger 

1  f  .19  thou  art  a  ftranger, and  alfo  an  exile 
1  Ki.  3. 1 8.  there  was  no  ftranger  with  us  in  the  hou. 
8.4i.morcover,concerning  a  ftranger  that  is 

zChron.6.^z. 
43.accord.to  all  that  the  Jfrmcalleth  to  thee 
zChron.6.  33. 
fob  1  j.i9.and  no  ftranger  paffed  among  them 
19.1  j. and  my  maids  count  me  a  ftranger 
31.32.  the  ftranger  did  not  lodge  in  the  ftreet 
P/a/#39.i  2.I  am  a  ftranger  with  thee  as  all  my  fath. 
69.8. 1  am  become  a  ftranger  unto  my  brethren  [ 
94.6.they  flay  the  widow,  and  the  firanger  I 

109. 1 1. let  the  ftranger  fpoil  his  labour 
119.19.I  am  a  ftranger  in  the  earth 
Prov.z.i6.to  deliver  thee  from  the-j2fti.wb.ich  flar. 
j.  10.  and  thy  labours  in  the  houfe  otaftranger 
20. and  imbrace  the  bofome  ofa  ftranger 
,    6.i.if  thou  haft  ftricken  thy  hand  with  a  ftranger 
7.  j. they  may  keep  thee  from  the  flranger 
n.ij.furetie  for  a  firanger,  fhall  fmart  for  it 
14.10. a  flra.  doth  not  intermeddle  with  his  joy 
20.16.take  his  garment  that  is  fumy  for  zftra. 
Chap.27.13. 
z"j.z.aftranger,and  not  thine  own  lips 
EccU f.e.z.to  eat  thereof,  but  a  firanger  eateth  it 
Ijai. 56.?. neither  let  the  fon  olaftranger  fpeak 
6.fons  of  the  ftranger  that  joyn  themfelvcs 
62.8.fons  of  the  flranger  fhall  not  drink 
jfo-.i4.8.wby  fhouldeft  thou  be  as  a  ftranger 
Hv.i4.7-every  one  of  the  ho.-or  the/fr.-that  fet, 
22.7-they  dealt  by  oppreffion  with  the  flranger 
29.they  have  oppreflcd  the  ftranger  wrongful, 

4  4. 9.  no  ftranger  uncircumcifed  in  hearc 
of  any  ftra.that  is  among  the  child. 

47.23.in  what  tribe  the  firanger  fojourneth 
Obad.iz.  in  the  day  he  became  a  ftranger 
Mai.  3.  j.  that  turn  afide  the  flrange-/  from  h's  right 
Mattb.z  j.?  J.I  was  a  firanger,  ana  ye  took  me  in 
3  8. when  faw  we  thee  a  jlran.and  took  thee  in 
4.3.I  was  a  flrangrr,  and  ye  took  me  not  in 
44.whcn  faw  we  thee  a  ftranger,  and  did  not 
Lu\e  17.18.  retur.to  give  glory  to  G.fave  thisjZr. 

24.i8.artthouonlya/2>'a»gcr  in  Jcmfakm 
fohn  10.  j.and  a  ftranger  will  they  not  follow 

/tfr7.7.29.Mofcs 


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^(7.7.29.Mofes  was  aflranger  in  the  land  of  Mad. 

Stranger  joyned  with  Fathrlejfe, 

See  ^atherleffe. 

Strangers. 
Ge».3i.iy.arewe  not  counted  of  him  as  grangers 

3<J.7.1and  wherein  they  were  grangers, could 
Exod.6.4-  the  land  wherein  they  were  firangers 
2i.2i.for  ye  were  firangers  in  the  land  of  Egy. 
2  j  .9.feeing  ye  were  grangers  in  the  land 
lev. 17 ,8.  the  firangers — that  offereth  a  burnt-off. 
1  o.whatfoe  vcr — of  the  firangers— .that  eateth 
13.  the  grangers  —  that  huntcth  and  catcheth 
1 9-34.thou  fhalt  love  him — for  ye  were  flrang. 
20. 2. or  of  the  firangers  that  giveth  any  of  his 
22.1 8.or  of  the_/2;v»»gf«-that  will  offer  an  obi. 
2J.23  .for  ye  were  firangers  and  fojourners 
45'.of  the  child.of/fo. — of  them  {ha!  ye  buy 
DeflJ.io.i^.love-the  ftranger,for  ye  were  grangers 
24. 14. whether  he  be  of  thy  breth.or  of  theftra. 
31.15.  a  whoi  ing  after  the  gods  of  the  firangers 
fvfh.8,1  y-and  thej?«z.that  wereconverfantamon. 
2  S1JW.22.4y  .firangers  fhall  fubmit  themf.  unto  me 

Pfal.  18. 44. 
46. firangers  fhall  fade  away:  and  they  fhall 
P/d/.i8.4y. 

1  Cbron.tS.19.  when  ye  were  but  few* — and  flran. 

22.2.commanded  to  gather  together  all  theflr. 
2  9.  if  .for  we  are  firangers  before  thee 

2  Chron.i'ij.  and  Solomon  numbred  all  the  flran. 

iy.9.  gathered  all  Judah,and  Ben.&  the  flrang. 
3c. %<$. (Iran,  that  came  out  of  the  land-rejoyc. 
Neb.9.2.feparated  themfelves  from  all  firangers 
1 3.3o.thus  cleanfed  I  them  from  all  firangers 
Pfal.1  4. 3. for  firangers  are  rifenup  agalnft  me 
loy.i  2.yea,very  few ^and  firangers  in  it 
I4^.9.the  Lord  pteCervethftrangers 
Pw.y.  lo.left  firangers  be  filled  with  thy  wealth 
I7.thine  own,and  not  firangers  with  thee 
fl/di.i.7.  your  land /rVdtfge*-*  devour  it  in  yourpref. 
it  is  defolate  as  overthrown  by  firangers 
2.6.they  pleafe  themfelves  in  the  chW&.oi' firan. 
y. 17. and  the  wafte  pla.  of  fat  ones  (halflra.  eat 
14.1  .and  the  firangers  fhal  be  joyned  with  them 

2  J. 2. a  palace  of firangers  to  be  no  city 

y.thou  fhalt  bring  down  the  noife  of  firangers 
29.?.thy  firangers  fhall  be  like  fmall  dull 
60.10.  fons  of  firangers  fhall  build  up  thy  wajs 
61.5. firangers  fhall  ftand,and  feed  your  flocks 
Jer.  2. 2  y  .loved  firangers,  and  after  them  will  I  goe 
3. 1 3»haft  fcattered  thy  wayes  to  the  firangers 
y .  1 9X0  fhall  ye  ferve  firangers  in  a  land 
10. 8. firangers  fhall  no  more  ferve  themfelves 

3  y  -7.may  live  in  the  land  where  ye  be  firangers 
y  i.y 1. for  firangers  are  come  into  the  fanctuar. 

Lam.l.z.om  inheritance  is  turned  to  firangers 
£^.7.21.1  will  give  it  into  the  hand  of  firangers 
11.9.  and  deliver  you  into  the  hand  of  firangers 
I6.32.which  taketh  firangc  rs  in  ftead  of  her 
28.7.I  will  bring  firangers  upon  thee 

io.thbu  fhalt  die  the  deaths  —by  firangers 
30.1 2.make  the  land  wafte-by  the  hand  of /??tf. 
31.1  z.and  firangers  have  cut  him  off 
44. 7. into  my  fanft.  flrang.  uncircumcif.  in  heart 
47. 22. for  an  inheritance  unto  you,&  to  theftra. 
Hof. 7.9. firangers  have  devoured  his  flrength 

8.7.if  it  yeeld,  firangers  lhall  (wallow  it  up 
Joel  3.17.  no  firangers  pafle  thorow  her  any  more 
Obad.i  1. in  the  day  that  the  ftra.carryed  away  cap. 
Ma'tth.  1 7.2  5  -of  their  own  children,  or  of  firangers 
26. Peter  faith  unto  him,Oi  firangers 
27.7.bought — potters  field  to  bury  firangers  in 
John  10. 1  .for  they  know  not  the  voice  of  firangers 
At~t.z.\o. firangers  ofRomeJewes  and  Profelytes 
i3.i7.whenthey  dweltas  firangers  in  the  land 
i7.2i.Athenians  andfirangers  which  were  there 
Eph.z.iz. firangers  from  the  covenants  of  promife 

1 9. therefore  ye  are  no  more  firangers 
1  Tz'/8.f.io.iffhe  have  lodged  firangers 
Heb.  1 1 . 1 3  .confefied  they  were  firangers  on  earth 

1 3 .2.be  not  forgetfull  to  entertain  firangers 
iPcJ.i.i.Peteranapoft. — to  the  firangers  fcatter. 

2.1  i.I  befeech  you  as  firangers  and  pilgrims 
3  John  y  .faithfully  whatfoever  thou  doft  —  to  fir. 

Strangelv. 
Dwrf.32.j7.  adverfar.  fhoiild behave  thenrf  flran. 


SttangleD. 

Nabum  2.i2.the  lion  — fir  angled  for  his  lioneffes 

Ael.i. 5. 20.that  they  abftain  from-  things  firangled 

Chap.21.2y. 
29. that  ye  abftain-from  things  firangled 
Strangling, 

Job  7.1  y .fo  that  my  foul  chufeth_/2/vrag&sg 
Straw, 

Gw.24.2y.we  have  boxhftrarv  and  provender 
32.  gave  (iraw  and  provender  for  the  camels 

Exbd.1.7,  ye  fhall  no  more  give  the  people  firaw 
10. thus  faith  Phar.  I  will  not  give  you  fir  aw 
1  r  .go  ye3get  you  firaw  where  yon  can  .    1 
12. to  gather  ftubble  in  ftead  of  firaw 
13. fulfill  your  works-as  when  there  was  fir. 
ltf.there  is  no  firatv  given  unto  thy  fetvants 
1 8.for  there  fhall  no  firatv  be  given  you 

/«rfg.i9.i9.yetthereis  both  firaw  and  provender 

1  iC'.4«28.barly  alfo  and /??•«*>  for  thehorfes. 
Job  41.27.  he  efteemeth  iron  as  firatv 

ifai.  1 1. 7. the  lion  fhall  eat  straw  as  the  ox 

2y.10.M0ab  fhal  be  troden  down  evert  as  firaw 
5y.iy.lion  fhall  eat  firaw  as  the  bullock 
StraroeD,or  StremeD. 

£#0^.32. 20.ground  it  to  powder,  andftrawedit 

2  Cfrron.  3  4.4.  and ftrewed it  upon  the  graves 
Mattb.z  i.8.branches3  and  firawed  them  in  the  way 

Mar\  1 1. 8. 
2y. ^.gathering,  where  thou  haft  not  firawed 
2i5.and  gather,where  I  have  not  firawed 
Stream. 

Numb.zi.xi  fiream  or  the  brooks  that  goeth  down 
Job  6.ii.asthefiream  of  brooks  they  pafle  away 
Pfal.iza.4..thefireamhad  gone  over  our  head 
J/ai.27.i2.fromthechanellof  theriv.  totheflream 
3 0.2 8. his  breath  as  an  over-flowing  fiream 

3 1  .like  a  fiream  of  brimftone  doth  kindle  it 
y 7.6.among  the  fmooth  ftones  of 'the  fiream 
66. \ 2.and  the  glory  of  the  Gentiles  like  afire. 
Dan.7.iOia  fiery  fiream  iflued,and  came  forth 
Amos  y.24.and  rigbteotifnefle  as  a  mighty  fiream 
Litfe  6.4,8.fiream  beat  vehemently  upon  that  houfe 
49.fi/eam  did  beat  vehemently,  and  it  fell 
Streams. 
£#ff<f.7.i9.upon  their  flreams }  upon  their  rivers 

Chap.  8.y. 

Pfal.4fi.4.ftreams  whereof  fhall  make  glad  the  city 
78.16.he  brought  flreams  alfo  out  of  the  rock 

20.waters  gufhed  ont^ndthefireams  over-fl. 
1 26.4.01111  again  our  captivity  as  the  flreams 
Cant.4.1  y.a  well  of  living  waters  ,and  flreams 
Ifai.i  1.1  y.and  fhall  fmiteit  in  the  fevenftrcams 
30.2y.upon  every  high  hill  flreams  of  waters 
3  3.2 1. unto  us  a  place  of  broad  rivers  and  flrea. 
34.9. flreams  thereof  fhall  be  turned  into  pitch 
3y.<J.waters  break  out, and  fiream s  in  the  deiart 
Street. 

GfK.i9.2.we  will  abide  in  the  street  all  night 
Dcrtt.13.16.gat.al  the  fpoil  into  the  midft  of  the/?. 
Jojh. 2. 1 9. into  the/?>m,hisbIoud  fhall  be  upon 
Judz.  1 9.1  y.fate  him  down  in  a  fireet  of  the  city 
*"  1 7.a  wayfaring  man  in  the  fireet  of  the  city 
2o.only  lodgenot  in  the  flreet 
Som.il  A  i.had  ftollen  them  from  the fireet 
22.43.I  did  ftamp  them  as  the  mire  ofthe/?reei 
2Cfo-.i9.4.gatheredthem  together  in  the  ead  fireet 

32.5.together  to  him  in  the  flreet  of  the  gate 
E^ra  io.9.and  all  the  people  fat  in  the  flreet 
Neb.%.  1  .together,as  one  man,into  the  flreet 
3.he  read  therein  before  the  flreet 
i6.and  in  the  flreet  of  the  water-gate 

and  inthe/?<ee£ofthegateofEphr. 
£/2b.4.6-Hatach  went  to  Mordecai  unto  the  fireet 
6.9.bringhimon  horf-back  thorov/  the  slreet 
1 1. brought  him  on  horf-back  thorow  the  fire . 
Job  18.17.  and  he  (hall  have  no  name  in  theflrett 
X9.7.then  I  prepared  my  feat  in  the  flreet 
3l.32.the  ftranger  did  not  lie  in  the  flreet 
Prov.7 .8.path~ngthe  flreet  nect  her  corner 
I/}zi.yi.i3.body  as  the  ground,and  asthej??^ 

y9.14.for  truth  is  fallen  in  the  flreet 
Jer.i,7.z\.  daily  a  piece  of  bread  out  of  the  ba./?n, 
Lam.1.19.  faint  for  hunger  in  the  top  of  every  fire. 

4. 1. poured  out  in  the  top  of  every  fireet 
£^.i6.24.made  thee  an  h;gh  place  in  every  fire 
3 1.  and  makeft  thine  high  places  in  every  fir 


Dan. 9.25.  fireet  fhall  be  built  again — even  intro. ! 

A5t.9.n.ycx.Qiheflieet  which  iscalled^Straight 
12.  to. went  on,and  paffed  through  one  flreet 

Kew.n.S.their  dead  bodies  fhall  lie  in  the  fireet 
zi.zi.ftreet  of  the  city  was  pure  gold 
22.2.in  the  midft  of  the  fireet  —the  tree  of  life 

Sheets, 
2  Sam.i.zo.rAiblhh  it  not  in  the  ytaers  of  Askelon 
1  Ki.20.34.fhaH  make  streets  for  thee  in  Damafc. 
Pfal.  1 8. 42.  them  out  as  theduft  ofthe/freefr 
y  y.  1 1  .deceit  and  guile  depart  not  from  her  sir. 
144.13.  fheepraay  bring fortb-thouf.inour^r. 
.    «4.that  there  be  no  complaining  in  our  flrects 
P;w.i.2o.wifdorne  uttereth  her  voice  in  the  streets 
y.  1 6.  and  rivers  of  waters  in  thej^rec'i 
7.i2.now  is  (he  withotrt,now  in  the  flreets 
2-sa  3 .1  fhall  be  flam  in  the  flreets 
26.13.  flothf.man  faith--- a  lion  is  in  the  flreets 
E«/e/".i2.4.doors fhall  be  fhutin  tlie  flreets 
S.and  the  mourners  go  about  the  flreets 
Cant,  ^z.and  go  about  the  city  in  the  streets 
Ifai. $.zl. their  carcafes  were  torn  in  the  fimts 
io.ij.tread  them  down  like  the  mire  of  the  stre. 
iy.3.in  their  flreets  they  fhall  gird  themfelves 

in  their  flreets  every  one  fhall  howl 
24. 1 1,  there  is  a  crying  for  wine  in  the  flreets 
41.2.  nor  caufe  his  voice  to  be  heard  in  the  fire. 
y1.20.thy  fons  lie  at  the  head  of  the  flreets 
7<^ .y.i.run  ye  to  and  fro  thorow  the  flreets 
7-  i7.feeft  thou  not  what  they  do  in  the  flreets 

34.from  the  flreets  of  Jerufalcm,  the  voice  of 
9.21  to  cut  the  young  men  from  the  flreets 
1 1  .^.proclaim  thefe  words -in  the  flreets  of  Jer. 

13  .according  to  the  number  of  flreets 
I4.i6.fhall  be  caft  into  the fheets  of  Jerufalem 
3 3. 10. (hall  be  heard  in  the  flreets  of  Jerufalem 
44.6.mine  anger  kindled  in  the  flreets  of  Jeruf. 
9. which  they  have  committed  in  the  flreets 
17.10  pour  out  drink-offrings  in  the  flreets 
2i.and  the  incenfe  that  ye  burn  in  the  flreets 
48.38.houfe  tops  of  Moab,  and  in  the  flreets 
49  26.therfore  her  yong  men  fhal  fall  in  her/?. 
yo.3o.therfore  fhal  her  yong  men  fall  in  thefl. 
yi.4-they  that  are  thruft  thorow  in  her  fireets 
jLaw.2.ii.fucklingsfwoon  inrhe  flreets  of  the  city 
ii.fwooned  as  the  wounded  in  the  flreets 
21. young  &  old  lie  on  the  ground  in  thefire. 
4.  y. that  did  feed  dclicately,are  in  the  streets 
S.they  are  not  known  in  the  flreets 
1 4-wandred  as  blind  men  in  the  flreets 
1 8. hunt  our  fteps,that  we  cannot  go  in  our/?. 
E^.7.19.  they  fhall  caft  their  fit  vet  in  the  flreets 
1 1  .^.filled  the  fireets  thereof  with  the  flain 
26.1 1.  hoofs  of  his  horfes  tread  down  all  thy  /?>*. 
28.23.I  will  fend  bloud  into  their  fireets 
Amos  y.  itf.wailing  fhall  be  in  all  fireets 
Micah  7.io.troden  down  as  the  mire  of  the  fireets 
Nabum  2.4.charets  fhall  rage  in  the  fireets 

3.io.dafhed  in  pieces  at  the  top  of  all  the  flreets 
Zeph.3.6. 1  made  their /?tter*wafte,tbat  none  paff. 
Zech.8-4.old  men,&  old  women  dwell  in  the  fireets 
y.and  the  flreets  of  the  city  fhall  be  full 

and  girles  playing  in  the  flreets  thereof 
9. 3. fine  gold  as  the  mire  in  the  fireets 
io.y.tread  down  their  ene.in  the  mire  of 'the  fir. 
Afa«.6.2.donotfound  a  trumpet  —in  the  fireets 
y.they  love  to  pray  ftanding  in  the  —  ftre  e  is 
i2-i9.neither  any  man  hear  his  voice  in  the  fir.1} 
Mar. 6-16. they  laid  the  fick  in  the  flreets 
Luke  10.10.into  xheflriets  of  the  fame,and  fay 
13. 26.begin  to  fay-thou  baft  taught  in  our  site. 
14.21.go  out  quickly  into  the  fireets  and  lanes 
Aft. 1.11.  they  brought  forth  the  fick  into  the  fire. 
Strength     ,    -      .      1 
Gffl.4.n.not  henceforth  yeeld  to  thee  her  flrength 
Exod.it.7.by  flrength  of  hand  the  Lord  brought 

33    JJ      ?  Verfes  14,16.  j 

iY«»z&.23.22.hath  as  it  were  the  flrength  of  an  uni. 

Chap.  24.8 
Jofb.i  1. 13. that  ftood  ftill in  their flitwjb 
fade  y.21  O  my  foul^thou  haft  troden  down  fire. 
1  Sam.z.4.thev  thatftumbled  are  girt  mth pmtl 
9.for  by  firenglb  fhall  no  man  prevail 
io.he  fhall  give  flrength  to  his  king 
1  i.z9.s~lrength  of  Ifiael  will  not  lie,  nor  repen 
28.22.and  ear,that  thou  malR  have  flrength 

2  SaCT.22.40.tb01 


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S  T  R 


S  TR 


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SIR 


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i  Stn.zz.^oxhou  haft  girded nu mth-ftrengtb 
1 ;-,'  i  o.S.went  in  the  ftrengtb  of  that  meat  40.daies 

'  kI  9-i4-Jenu  drew  a  bow  witnhis  fu,i  ftren&^ 

Z  1 3.10.1  have  counfell  and  (irength  for  the  war 

U^.and  there  is  not  ftrength  to  bring  forth 

CftY.i6-z7-Pm&  ant*  g'a<^ne^e  are  in  ms  P'ace 

'i  8. give  unto  the  Lord  glory  and  ftrcngtb 
z6  8  .they,  and  their  fons,— able  men  for  ftren. 
19.12.in  thine  hand:— to  give^ra^unto  all 
i  Chr'on.i  5.2.°-  neith.did  Jeroboam  recover  ftreng. 
Ncb.q.io. ftrengtb  of  the  bearers  of  burdens  is  dec. 
fob  o.i^.if  I  f>eak  of/?/*»g//>,lo,he  is  ftrong 
,7  i2  with  him  is  wildomeand^rcwf/; 
1       3"  Verfe   16. 

2i.hc  weakneth  the  ftrength  of  the  mighty 
18.13.it  (hall  devour  the  (irengtb  of  his  skin 
i3.6.no,but  he  would  put  ftrengtb  in  me 
10,1  .whereto  might  the  (irengtb  of  their  hands 
36.i9.no  not  gold,nor  all  the  forces  of  ftrengtb 
L'i9.haft  thou  given  the  hor  Ce  slrength 
4  r .2  i.in  his  neck  remaineth  [Irengtb 
pfhl  8.i.out  of  the  mouth  of  babes— orda.  ftrcngtb 
18. n-it  is  God  that  girdeth  me  withftrength 

'■xj.for  thou  haft  girded  me  with  ftrength 
2,o?6.with  the  Caving  ftrcngtb  of  his  right  hand 
7. 1  .the  L  ord  is  the  (irengtb  of  my  life 
8 .8  .he  is  the  Caving  (Irength  of  bis  anointed 
29!  /.give  unto  the  Lord  glory  and  ftrengtb 

1 1  .Lord  will  give  (Irength  unto  his  people 
a 3.16a  mighty  man  is  not  deliv.by  much  ftren. 
39. 1 3.O  fpare  me,tbat  1  may  recover  ftrcngtb 
46.1. God  is  our  refuge  and  ftrcngtb 
£o.7.Ephrairais  the  (irength  of  mine  head 
gS.^-a'cribe  ye  (irengtb  unto  God 

j^.God  oflfrael  is  he  that  giveth  (Irengtb 
75.16.G0d  is  the  (irengtb  of  mine  heart 
81. 1  -fine  a  loud  unto  God  our  (irength 
84.?.  blcfl'ed  is  the  man  v/hoCe  ftrcngtb  is  in  thee 

7. they  go  from  ftrength  to  (irengtb 
90.10.and  if  by  reafonof  ftrengtb  they  be  four. 
9?"i.  the  Lord  is  clothed  wj:h  (irength 
9  j".  4  the  ftrcngtb  of  the  h'ds  are  his  alfo 
96.6.  (Irengtb  and  beautie  are  in  his  fan ftuarie 

7. give  unto  the  Lord  glory  and  ftrcngtb 
99.4.t!ie  kings  (irength  alio  loveth  judgement 
ToS.8.Ephraim  is  alfo  the  ftrcngtb  of  mine  he. 
13S.3  and  ftrengthfnedft  me  whhftrength  inmy 
140.7.O  God — the  ftrcngtb  of  my  falvation 
PW.8.14.T  have  undc-rftandingj  have  ftrcngtb 
10.29.the  way  of  the  Lord  is  (irength 
1 1 .4.  much  increafe  is  by  ftrcngtb  of  the  oxe 
21.22.  and  cafteth  down  the  ftrcngtb  of  the  con.  \ 
24.5.1  man  of  knowledge  increafeth  /irengtb 
3r.17.flre  girdeth  her  loins  withftrength 
z^.ftrengtb  and  honour  are  her  clothing 
Ecclefo.  r  6.wifdome  is  better  then  ftrcngtb 
io.to.  then  muft  he  put  to  more  ftrcngtb 

17. eat — foi ■  ftrengtb, and  not  for  drunkennefs 
1 fat.  5. 22. men  of 'ftrengih  to  mingle  ftrong  drinke 
10. 13. by  the  (irength  of  mine  hand  I  hayc 
23«4.even  the  (Irength  of  the  fea/aying 

10. daughter  of  Tarfhifh,  there  is  no  ftrcngtb 
2j.4.thou  haft  been  a  (irength  to  the  poor 

a  (Irength  to  the  needie  in  his  diftreffe 
26.4  in  the  Lord  Jehovah  is  everlaiVmg  (trcngtb 
28  6  for  ftrcngtb  to  them  that  turn 
30. 3.  (irength  of  Pharaoh  be  your  (hame 
32.6.ftabilitieof  thy  times,  and  (Irength  of Talv . 
36.5.T  have  counfell  and  ftrengih  for  war 
37. 3. and  there  is  not  (irength  to  bring  forth 
4  0.9. lift  iw  thy  voice  with  (irengtb 

2Q.that  have  no  mi°ht  he  increafeth  ftrcngtb 
42. 25. poured  upon  him  the  (irength  ofbattcll 
44. 1 2.and  worVeth  it  with  the  (irength  of 
45.24,  in  the  Lord  have  I  righteouf.  &  ftrcngtb 
5  1 .9.awake,awake,put  on  ftrength, O  arm  o 
fer.zSs'.  I  will  deliver  all  the  lirengtboC this  city 

51.13. though  (he  mould  fbrtifie  her  (irengtb 
Lam.x.6.  gone  without  (irength  before  'he  purfuer 
E^f/;.20.f  ?.   pour  mv  furv  upon  Sin.  the  (irength 
1 8.pomp  of  her  ftrcngtb  (hall  ceafe  in  her 

Chap.j3.28. 
D  #2.2. 37.  God  hath  given  thee  ftrcngtb  and  glory 
41. (hall  be  in  it  of  the  ftrength  of  iron 
1 1.1  5. neither  (hall  there  be  any  ftrcngtb 

i7-to  enter  with  theftre,  of  his  whole  kingd. 


1 1. they  (hall  pollute  the  fanftuary  oCftreng. 
Joel  3'.  1 6.  the  Lo. — the  ftrcngtb  of  the  chil.  of  Iff. 
Amos  6.13.10  us  horns  by  our  own  ftrengtb 
Micab  ^.fhall  ftand  and  feed  in  the  ftrcngtb 
Nabum  3. 9. Ethiopia  and  Egypt  were  her  ftrcngtb 

1 1  .ihall  feek  ftrength, hecauCe  of  the  enemie 
Hag.z.zz.  and  I  will  deftroy  thereof  kingdomes 
Mar\  1 2. 3  3.  and  to  love  him  with  all— the  ftrengih 
Luke  i.f  1  .he  hath  (hewed  ftrengtb  with  his  arm 
Acl. $.7. his  feet  and  ancle  bones  received  ftrcngtb 
Rom.  5. 6.  for  when  we  were  yet  without  ftrengtb 

1  C or.  1 5. 5  6.the  ftrengtb  of  fin  is  the  law 

2  Cor.i.  8.prefledoutofmeafure,above/?rt7Zgrf> 
Heb.i  1 .1 1.  Sara  her  felf  received  ftrcngtb  to  cone. 
Kra.3-8.for  thou  haft  a  little  ftrengtb,  and  haft 

5. 1 1. worthy  is  the  Lamb  to  receive  ftrengtb 
1 2.  io.now  is  come  falvation  and  (irengtb 
i7.13.fhaH  give  their  ftrengtb  to  the  bead 
His  j§>treit;$th. 
£#0^.14.27.  and  the  fea  returned  to  hisftrengtb 
De11t.zi.x7. for  he  is  the  beginning  of  hisftrengtb 
Judg.S. 2i.as  the  maniSj  fo  is  hisftrengtb 
I6.J.  fee  wherein  hisgreat_/?ra?gf»lieth 
9.fo  his  ftrengtb  was  not  known 
I9.began  to  afflift  him,  and  hisftrengtb  went 
1  Cfow2.16.11.feek  the  Lord,and  hisftrengtb 
Job  1^.7  .Heps  of  Kis  ftrength  (hall  be  ftraitned 
1  z.his  ftrengtb  (hall  be  hunger-bitten 
i3.firft-bom  of  death  ihall  devour  his  ftrcn. 
2. 1 .  2  3  .one  dieth  in  his  full  (irengtb 
37.6.  and  to  the  great  rain  of  his  ftrcngtb 
39. 1 1. wilt  truft  hirn,becaufe  hisftrengtb  is  great 

2 1. and  rejoyceth  in  hisftrengtb 
40.i6'.loJnow  hisftrengtb  is  in  his  loins 
P/^33. 17- neither  deliver  any  by  his  great  ftrcngtb 
5  2. 7. the  man  that  made  not  God  hisftrengtb 
59. 9. becaufe  oChis  ftrcngtb  will  I  wait 
65.6. by  his  ftrengtb  fettctbfaft  the  mountains 
68>34and  hisftrengtb  is  in  theclouds 
78. 4. (hewing  to  the  gener.  to  come  — his  ftren* 

6 1. and  delivered  his  ftrengtb  into  captivity 
lof.^.feek  the  Lord  and  hisftrengtb 
Ifai.4 q.^i.he  is  hungry,  and  his  ftrengt h  faileth 
62. 8. Lord  hath  fwornby  the  arm  of 'hisftrengtb 
63. i.tra  veiling  in  the  greatnelle  of  his  ftrengtb 
Dan.n.z.and  by  his  ftrengtb  he  (hall  ftir  up 
Htf/l7.9.ftrangers  have  devoured  his  ftrcngtb 
I2.3.andby  his  ftrcngtb  h;  had  power  withG. 
in  Strength. 
Gw.49.2  l.but  his  bow  abode  in  (irengtb 
fob  9.4.wife  in  heart,  and  mighty  in  (trcngtb 

36.5.  God  is  mighty  in  (Irength  and  wildome 
Pfat.71.16. 1  wiil  go  in  the  ftrengtb  of  the  Lord 
103 ,2  3.ye  his  angels  that  excell  in  ftrengtb 
1 47. 10. he  delighteth  not  in  the /fo.  of  the  hor. 
jfai^o.z.to  ftrengthenthemfelvesin  the  (trcngtb 
Aff.9. zz.but  Saul  increafed  the  more  inftrcngtb 
Reu.i.i6.his  counten.was  as  the  Sun  fhi.in  his ftrc. 

My  Strength. 
Gen. 49. 3.the  beginning  oC  my  ftrengtb t  the  excell. 
Exoci.i  5. 2. the  Lord  is  my  ftrengtb  and  my  fong 
Jofb.iif.il.  as  my  ftrc.  was  then,even  fo  is  my  fire. 
Judg.  1 6. 1 7.  then  my  ftrengtb  will  go  from  me 
2  Si2OT.22.33.Godis  my  ftrengtb  and  power 
Job  6.1 1  .what  is  my  (Irength  that  I  mould  hope 

12.  is  my  ftrengtb  the  ftrength  of  ftones 
P/2/.18.1.I  will  love  the  Lord  my  ftrcngtb 
2. my  ftrengtb  in  whom  I  will  truft 
19.14.0  Lord,my  ftrength ,and  my  redeemer 
ai.i  5. my  ftrength  is  dryed  up  like  a  potftierd 

19.O  Lord  my  ftrength,hai\e  thee  to  help  me 
28.7. the  Lord  is  my  ftrength ^and  my  fhield 
3 1. 4. out  of  the  net,for  thou  art  my  ftrength 

1  o.my  ftrcngtb  faileth,  becaufe  of  mine  in'qu. 
3S.1c.my  heart  panteth,my  ftrength  faileth 
43. 2. for  thou  art  the  God  of  my  ftrength 
59.17.unto  thee,0  my  ftrength,  will  I  fing 
62. 7. rock  of  my  ftrengtb,  my  refuge  is  in  God 
71.9  forfakenr  not,when  my  ftrength  faileth 
102. 2  3  he  weakned  my  (irength  in  the  way 
1 1 8. 1 4. the  Lord  is  my  ftrengtb  and  my  fong 
I44.i.blefled  be  the  Lord  my  ftrength 
ifai.iz.z.the  Lotd  Jehovah  is  my  ftrength 
27.5~.or  let  him  take  hold  of  my  ftrcngtb 
49.4.I  have  fpent  my  ftrength  for  nought 
S  and  my  God  (hall  be  my  ftrcngtb 
T  ttt  3 


fcr.  16. 19.O  Lord,  my  ftrengtb }and  my  foxtreflc 
Lam.i.i^.he  hath  made  my  ftrcngtb  to  fall 

3.i8.my/fo»j^is  perilhed  from  the  Lord 
Hab.$ .  1 9.G od  is  my  strcngt '  7he  will  make  my  feet 
Zecb.iz.  j.  (halbe  my  ftrengtb  <n  the  Lord  of  hofts 
2-Cor.  iz.$.my  ftrength  is  made  perfecf  in  weaknefle 
No  j^crength,  Seejj^a. 
Their  Strength. 
Pfal.i  7.3  9.he  is  their  ftrcngtb  in  time  of  trouble 
7  3 .4-no  bands  in  their  death,  their  sire,  is  firme 
78.5  ichief  of  their  ftrength  in  the  tabernacles 
89.17.  for  thou  art  the  glory  of  their  ftrcngtb 
90.10.yet  is  their  (irengtb  labour  and  forrow 
105.36.he  fmote  the  chief  of  all  iheir ftrength 
Prov.  io.zg. glory  of  young  men  is  their  ftrength 
lfai.iQ.7. their  ftrengtb  is  to  fit  ftill 

40.31.  that  wait  upon  the  L.fhal  renew  their)?. 
41. 1.  let  the  people  renew  their  ftrengtb 
63 .6. 1  will  bring  down  their  ftrcngtb 
£^.24.2 5. when  I  take  from  them  thek flnngtb 
Joel  2. 2 2. fig-tree  and  vine  do  yeeld  their  ftrength 

Tby  Strength. 
Exod.i  5. 1 3.thou  haft  guided  them  in  thy  ftrcngtb 
Oraf.33.25.as  thy  daies,fo  (hall  thy  ftrcngtb  be 
Judg.\6.6.  tell  me  wherein  thy  great  ftrength  lieth 

1 5<not  told  me  wherein  thy  great  ftrengtb 
2  Cbron.6. ^l.ariCe  thou,  and  the  ark  of 'thy  ftrength 
Pfal.zi.i.the  king  (hail  joy  in  thy  ftrcngtb 
13-exaited,  Lord,  in  thine  own  ft,  ength 
54.1.  judge  me  by  thy  ftrength 
68.2 8/hy  God  hath  commanded  thy  ftrengtb 
7i.i8.untilll  have  (hewed  thy  ftrengtb 
74.1 3-thou  didft  divide  the  fea  by  thy  ftrength 
77.14. declared  thy  ftrengtb  among  the  heathen 
8o.2.ftir  up  thy  ftrength,  and  come  and  fave  us 
86.16. give  thy  ftrengtb  unto  thy  fervant 
1 10.2  (hall  fend  the  rod  of  thy  ft  rengtb  out  of 
I3s.8.arife—  thou  and  the  ark  oi~  thy  ftrength 
Prov.z4.10.fami  in-  day  of  adver.  thy/fo.is  fmall 

3  r.3give  not  thy  ftrength  unto  women 
lf"i. 17.  io.not  been  mindfull  of  the  rock  of  thy/??-. 
fi.i.awake,awake,put  on  thy  ftrcngtb 
63.15  .where  is  thy  zeal,and  thy  ftrength 
Amos  3.1 1. (hall  bring  down  thy  ftrength  from  thee 
Mar\  12.30.  love  the  Lord  —with  all  thy  ftrcngtb 
Luke  10.27.  ihalt  love  the  Lord-- -with  all  thy  fir. 

Tour  Strength. 
Lev.z6.zo.  and  your  ftrength  (hall  be  fpent  in  va. 
Neb.  8. 10. the  joy  of  the  Lord  is  your  (irength 
Ifai.  23. 14  .howl  ye-fhips— for  your  ftrength  is  laid 

30. 15. in  cjuietnefle  (hall  be  your  ftrength 
E\ek  24.2i.fancf  uary,the  excellency  of  your  ftrc. 

i^trengt'nen. 

Deut.^.zS  charge  Jolhua — andftrengthen  him 
Judg.  16.28. ftrengtberi  me,  I  pray  thee,only  this 
r  Kj.zo.zz.ftrengtbenthy  felf;and  mark,and  fee 
E\ra  6. 2  2  to  ftrcngthen  the;  r  ha  nds  in  the  work    - 
]Vi?fo6. 9.therefore,0  God,(irengtben  my  hands 
Job  16. 5. 1  wouid  ftrcngthen  you  with  my  mouth 
Pfal.zo.z.and  ftrengtberi  thee  out  of  Zion 
27. 14. wait  on  the  Lord,hefhall/fr'ra^fe?2 
3  L24.be  of  good  courage  }he  (hall  ftrengtberi 
4 1. 3.  will  ftren.  him  upon  the  bed  of  languifh.  i 
68.28.  ftrcngthen,  O  God,  that  which  thou  haft  } 
89.2 1  .mine  arm  alfi">  ihall  ftrengthen  him 
1 19  28  .ftrengthen  me  according  to  thy  word 
lfai.iz.zi.l  will  ftrengthen  him  with  thy  girdle 
■$o.z.to  ftrengthen  themCelvcs  in  the  ftrength 
3  3 . 2  3  .they  cou  1  d  not  vvel  1  ftrengthen  their 
3  5. ^.ftrengthen  ye  the  weak  hands 
41.10.I  will  ftrengthen  theej  will  help  thee 
5 4.2. lengthen  thy  cords,ftrengthen  thy  flakes 
^•.23. 14. they  ftrengthen  the  hands  of  evill  doers 
£\(^.7. 13. neither  fhaIl/?/-f?3gt^»himfrlf in  iniqu. 
16.49. neither  did  (lie  ftrengthen  the  hand 
30.24.I  will  ftren.  the  arms  of  the  king  of  Bab. 
Verfe  25. 
3  4. 1 6.1  will  ftrengthen  that  which  was  ficfe 
Dan.i  1.1.I  flood  to  confinne  and  ftrcngthen  h'm 
Amos  2. 14. ftrong  (hall  not  ftrengthen  his  force 
Zech.io.6.\  will  ftrengthen  the  houfe  of  |udah 

1 2.I  wil  ftrengthen  them  in  the  Lord 
Luke  22.3  2. when  thou  art  converted  ftrcngthen  thy 
1  Ptff.f.io.makeyou  perfec\ftablifh,/?>w§*fo« 
I  Ke^. 3. 2. be  watchfuil3and/?OT?2fethe  things 

~   IbtrciigiljerKt). 


STR      STR 

j§>trengtheneD. 
Gen.  4  8 . 2.1frael  ftrengthemd  hi  mfelf ,and  fat 
?udg4*3.  i.Jhengibened  Eglon  againft  Ifrael 
7.1 1. afterwards  chy  hands  (hall  be ftrengthened 

1  SVj/#.  23.1  rf.and/rYe»g£fe»ed  his  hand  in  God 

2  Srf/s.2  .7.  therefore  now  lee  your  hands  be  [ireng. 
1  Chr.it  .lo.whoji  wgthencd  their  hands  with  him 
i  Chr.  1.1.  Solomon  was [bengtb.  in  his  kingdome 

1 1. 1 7.  fo  they  ftrengthened  the  kingdom  of  Jud. 
li.i. had pengtben.  himfelf,  he  forfook  the  Jaw 
13.  Kehob.  (irengthened  himfelf  in  Jerufalem 
i3.7.child.ofBelial,andhave/2w^.themfc.-lv. 
1 7.1.  Jehothaphat /2mzg^.  himfelf  againft  Ifr. 
11.4.  ft'cngthemd  himfelf,  &  flew  all  his  breth. 
2,5.  i.jehoiada  (trength.himkK,  &  took  the  cap! 
24.13.  houfc  of  God  in  his  (rate,  and  firengtb.  it 
25.1  r  .Amaziah/Z^»e/fc.himfelf,&  led  out  peo. 
2rf.f-.llz.ziah  (irengthened  himfelfexceedingly 
i8.20.diftre(Ted  h\m,but  ftrengthened  him  not 
3i.y.alfo  he  /2re«grfeWhimfeTf,and  built  up 
Evra  x.6.ftrength.iheir  hands  with  veflels  of  filver 
7.28^  was  [irengthened  as  the  hand  of  the  Lord 
Neh.z  1 8.theyj2>£.  their  hands  for  this  good  work 
Job  4. 3  .thou  han\  ftrengtherwdihsyteak  hanus 
^.thouhzft. ftrengthemd t\\t  feeble  knees 
pfal.<>i.7.ftrengtbenedh\mfdf\n  his  wickednefle 

147. 1 3  .for  he  hath  ftrength.the  bars  of  thy  gates 
P>w.8.i8.when  he  ft  lengthened  thefoun.oftfie  deep 
E\e\.\iai4''cngtbenedxht  hands  of  the  wicked 

34  4.the  difeafed  have  ye  not  strengthened 
Dan.io.  i8.touched  me,and  he  (irengthened me 
19.I  was  ftrengthened,and  faid,Letmy  Lord 
for  thou  hall  [Irengthened me 
1  i.6.hethat/?n,«P/'?e«?<f  herin  tbefe  times 
1  2.  but  he  (hall  not  be  {lengthened  by  it 
H0f7.il.  though  1  have  (irengthened  their  arms 
.4^9.19-received  meat^he  was  ft>engtheed 
Epb.i  16.  be  (ireng.  with  might  by  his  fpiritin  the 
Col.  1. 1  t  .ftrengthened  with  all  m'ghc  according  to 
2  Tim. 4.17.  the  Lord  flood  wich  me,  and  ftren.  me 

jljrtrcriytheneuft. 
Pfal.ii8.}.&flrengthenedft  me  with  ftrc.in  my  fou. 

ifcttenctttimett). 
Job  15.2?.  &  Pra*#fewi*h'.infelfaga.  the  Alm.;g 
P/y.104.15.  &  bread,which/?ras£;fe«.mans  heart 
Vtovl%  1 . 1 7  .(he  ftrengtheneth  her  arms 
Ecckf.7.19.  wifdome  /fo».tbe  wife,  more  then  ten 
j/ii.44.14.  ftrem^m.  for  himfelf  among  the  trees 
W;w  i. 9 Jhz.t {lengthen. the  fpoiled  aga.the  ftrong 
Phil.  4. 1 3  .do  all  things  th  rough  Cbrifl,which  fire. 

g)frmgtl)e«iing. 
Lufe  22.43.  there  appeared  an  angel  (irengtb.  him 
Att.1S.13in  order,  pewtbening  all  the  difciples 

£>tretcr). 
Exod.Z.l.ftntcb  forth  thy  hand  with  thy  rod 

2f.20.the  Cherubims  (hall  (iretch forth  their 
2  I(i.2i  13  I  will  (Iretcb'ovet  Jeruf.the  line  of  Sa. 
fob  39  26  and  ftretch  her  wings  toward  the  fouth 
//bj.28.20.(horter  then  that  a  man  can  /frrrcfe  himf 
54.2.  (Iretcb  forth  the  curtains  of  thine  habitat. 
/«'.io.20.thereis  none  to  (iretch  forth  my  tent 
Amos  rf.4  and  (iretch  themfclves  upon  their  couches 
Mattb.  12.13.  to  the  man.  Stretch  forth  thine  hand 

Mark  3.5-. 
Tobn  2 i.iS.ftrefcfe forth  thine  hands,and  another 
2  Cor. io.i$,we  ftretch  notour  felves beyond  mcaf. 

ftretch  out. 
Exod 7-I9- (Intcb out  rh"nehand  on  thewat.of  Eg. 

8  i6.fi retch  out  chy  rod,and  finite  the  duft 
/»/&  Z.iZ.flrttcb  out  the  fpear  that  is  in  thy  hand 
fob  1 1 . 1 3 .if  thou  ftretch  out  thine  hands  tow.heav 
Pfal.CS.i  i.lhal  foon$*Urf>  out  her  hands  unto  G. 
l(ai.^4.\\  .(hall  (iretch  outupon  it  the  line  of  con. 
£^.30.2?.  he  fhall  (iretch  it  out  upon  the  land 
^trereh  out  or  forth  — band,  See  ^atlD. 
&>ttetctyu. 
Gen.zz.io.ftretched  forth  his  hand  to  flay  his  (on 

48.  t  4. Ifrael  (iretched out  his  right  hand 
r.xod.2.6-  Aaron  (Iretched  out  his  hand  over  the 

Verfe  17. 
9.23-Mofes /?>vfA(/ forth  his  rod  towa.  heaven 
10 . 1 3  .(iretched forth  his  rod  over  the  land 

21  Mofes/2wrWforrh  his  hand 
14.21. Mof.s/fo/cfod forth  his  hand  over  the 
-.  „  Vcrfe  27. 

fofi.S.xSloftma (Iretched  out  the  fpear 


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ip.they  ran  as  foon  as  he  had  jfrf.out  his  han. 
2<5\not  back,  wherewith  he  (iretched  forth 

1  Kj.6. 27.and  they  [iretched  foith  the  wings 
17.21.and  he  ftretcbed  himfelf  upon  the  child 

1  fC.WM-34- 

2  KM-  3  ?•  went  up,  and  fir  etched  himfelf  upon  him 
1  Chron.zi.i6.  drawn  fwoxd  firetcbed over  Jerufal. 
/o6  38.5-.or  hathj?*£/cbd  the  line  upon  it 
Pjal.q^.z  o.or  (iretched  out  our  hand  to  a  ftrange 

88.9.I  have  ftretcbed  out  my  hands  unto  thee 
13rf.rf.to  him  that  ftretcbed  out  the  earth 
P/'ov.  1.24.I  have  (iretched  out  my  hand,and  no 
//«.3.i6.walk  whhftretcbed  forth  necks 

y.2j.he  hath  jfottfod  forth  his  hand  aga;.  them 
but  his  hand  is  ftretcbed  ouc  ftill 

Chap.9.  HjI7>2l.&  X0.4. 

i4.2rf.this  is  the  hand  that  is  ftretcbed  out 

27.is  p  etched  out,  and  who  ihall  turn  it  back 
irf.8.her  branches  are  ftretcbed  out ,  they  are 
tj.ii.hc  ftretcbed  out  his  hand  over  the  fea 
4i.f  .created  the  heavens,and/r>m-Wthem  out 
45.  12.  my  hands  have  ftretcbed  out  the  heavens 
yl.i3.thyMaker,thathath^/«£W forth  the  he. 
/er.6.4.1hadows  of  the  evening  are  (iretched  out 
ln.n.ftretched  forth  the  heavens  by  his  difcret. 
21.  j.againft  you  with  an  out-firetcbed  hand    ' 
51.15.  hach  (iretched  out  the  heaven  by  his  und. 
Lam.  2.8.he  hath  ftretcbed  out  a  line 
£\c^.i.i  1  .and  their  wings  were  ftretcbed  upward 
zz.ftrclcbed  forth  over  their  heads  above 
io.?.one  Cherub  ftretc  bed  forth  his  hand 
1 6.27.1  have  ftetched  out  mine  hand  over  thee 
Hof.j. 5 .he  (iretched  out  his  hand  with  fcoiners 
Amos  6  7. that (intcbed  themfclves  (hall  beremov. 
Zecb.i.6.(ha,l  be  fiietched forth  upon  Jerufalem 
Matth.iz.x  3.he  liretched'.t  forth,and  it  was  reftor, 
49  ftretcbed  forth  his  hands  toward  hi*,  difcip. 
14.31  ftretth-d  forth  his  hand,and  caught  him 
2rf.?  1. ftretcbed  out  his  hand,and  diew  his  fvvord 
Afa<£  3.y._/?«ftfcrfitforth,  and  his  hand  was  reft. 
Lufe  22.5  3.  ye  ftretcbed  forth  no  hands  againft  me 
Atl.ii.i .  (Iretched forth  his  hand  to  vex  certain 

26.1  .Paul  fretched  forth  thehand,and  anfwered 

Rom.i  0.21  .all  the  day  long  I  have  (int. forth  mine 

$tretchfO  o«f  armtSee  ifrm. 

S>tretci;et)(l 

£*oi.i  j.  1  xftttcwdsl  out  thy  right  hand,the  ear- 

ftretcbed. 
P/a/.  104.2.  who  ftretchi si  out  the  hca.  like  a  curt. 

4»tretocth 
/o6  1  ?.2? .he  (irctcheth  out  his  hand  againft  God 

2rf  y.ftretcheth  out  the  north  o-er  the  emptie  pi. 

Pr<w.?  i.2o.(he  (iretchetb  out  her  hand  to  the  poor 

//ii.4o.22.that  fiietcb.  out  the  heavens  like  a  curt. 

44.i3.thecarpenter/?^ftofe forth  his  rule 

i4.ihatftretchetb  forth  the  heavens  alone 

Zfc&.i2.i.faiththe  Lord,whichj?;e/cfc^  forth  the 

iaKretchtng. 
lfai.%.%.  ftretcbing  out  of  his  wings  (hal!  fill 
Att. ^o.hy  ftretcbing  forth  thine  hand  to  heal 

Strife. 
Gea.i3.7.there  was  a  ftrife  between  the  herdmen 

8. let  there  be  no  ftrife,  I  pray  thee 
N«w&.27.i4.rebelled  in  the  (irifv  of  the  congrega. 
Dc«?.i.i2.how  can  I  my  felf  bear  your flrifc 
fudg.iz.z.l  and  my  people  were  at  great  firife 
2  Sam.  1 9.9  and  all  the  people  were  at  ftrife 
Pfal.31.10-  keepthem  fecretly  fromthe ftrife 
5^.9.1  have  (een  violence  andflrife  in  the  city 
8o.<f.thou  makelr  us  aftiifeto our  neighbours 
1  og.7  2. they  angred  him  alfo  at  the  wat.of ftrife 
Prov.10  1 2. hatred  ftirreth  up  ftrife 
1 5. i8.a  wrathfull  man  ftirreth  up  ftrife 

he  that  is  flow  to  anger  appealethy?^ 
i6.28.afroward  man  fowethy?>*/e 
i7.i.then  an  houfe  full  of  facrifices  with  ftrife 
I4.beginning  of  ftrife  is  as  when  one  letteth 
i9.he  loveth  trangreflion  that  loveth  firife 
20. 3  it  is  an  honour  for  a  man  to  leave  ciff ftrife 
22.10  caft  out  the  fcornerand  firife  ftiall  ceafe 
z€.  i7.mcdleth  with  firife  belonging  not  to  him 
20. where  there  is  no  tale-bearer,/?n/e  ceafeth 
21  fo  is  a  contentious  man  to  kindle  ftrife 
28.2S  of  a  proud  heart  ftirreth  up  firife 
29.22  anangrierrpnft'rreth  up  ftrife 
30.33  fo  the  forcing  of  wrath  bring,  forth  firife 


1/^.58.4.  behold,  ye  fa  ft  iotflnfe 

fer.  1 5.  lo.thou  haft  born  me  a  man  of ftrife 

£^('.47.19.  even  to  the  waters  of ftrife  in  Kadc(h 

48.28.unto  the  waters  of  ftrife  in  Kadefti 
Hab.i.  3.and  there  are  chat  raife  up  ftrife 
Lu\e  22.24.rhere  was  alfo  a  ftrife  among  them 
ftvfl.15.13.walK  honeftly,-not  iafirifi  &  envyina 
1  CoA3.3.there  is  among  you  ftrife  and  envying    " 
Ga/.r^o.wiath^n/e/ediconsjherefies 
Pfc/.i.iy.fome  preach Chrift  of  envie and (iiife 

2.3.1et  nothing  be  done  through  firife 

1  Tim. 6. 4. whzrtof  comech  envy,  ftrife jeai lings 
Hcb.6.i6.is  to  them  an  end  of  all  ftrife 
Jam.2.x^.ifye have  bitter  envyingsand/Zri/e 

16'  where  envying  and  firife  is,  there  is  conf 
&ttitcQ, 

2  C^,i2.io.left  there  be  debates,envyings,j?M/M 

1  T;^.6.4.doting  about  queftions,  andftrifes 
z  lim.z. 23. knowing  that  they  do  gender  firifis 

Strike. 
Exod.i  2.7.  (iril?e  it  on  the  two  fide  pofts 

2  2.and  ftn\c  the  lintell,  and  the  2.  fide  pofts 
Heiix.zi.a,.  ftiilie  off  the  heifers  neck  there  in  the    | 

2  iO-f.u.and  ftiikj  his  hand  over  die  place 
Job  17.3.WI10  is  he  that  w'Alpilg  hands  with  me 

20.24.bow  of  fteel  ftiallj?>'%  him  tho.ow 
PA/.uo.y.  ftrfye  thorow  kings  in  the  day  of  his 
Praw-7.23.till  a  dartre  thorow  his  liver 
17.2rf.nor  tojZri^  princes  for  equity 
22. 2rf.be  not  thou  one  of  them  that  ftrife  hands 
#46.3.14. thou  didd  ftrife  thorow  with  his  ftaves 
M-ar\  14-rfJ-  did  firife  him  with  the  palms  of  their 

&>tnckeit. 
Gf».T8.n.  Abraham  &  Sarah  well^i^en  Jnage 
24. I.Abraham  was  old,and  well^ic^rw  in  age 
Jojb.i3.i.now]o(hua  was  old,  and  well  ftric!,t >t 
Lord  faid,Thou  a:told,-md  ftricfen  in  yee. 
23.x. that  Joftiua  waxed  old,  and  ftricfen  in  age 
2.1  am  old,and  ftricfen  in  age 
7«^.f.2rf.had  pierced,  &  ftricfen  thorow  his  tern. 
1  K1' '.  1. king  David  wasold,nnd]?>^£»  iny<-cres 
Prov.6. 1  .it  thou  haft  (iriik  n  hands  with  a  ftranscr 
23.35. they  have  ftricfen  me,  and  I  was  not  iick 
ifai.x. ^.why  ihou'd  ye  be  ftrufen  any  more 
irf.7.fli3ll  ye  mourn/urely  they  are  ftricfen 
53.4  yetwcdidefteemhimyrV/4«*of  God 
8  for  the  tranfgrefllon  of  my  peo  was  he  (iri. 
/er*f  -3.thou  haft  j?W.them,but  they  have  not  grie. 
Lay?.q,<2,firkkin  thorow  for  want  of  the  fruits 
Lufe  1.7.  both  were  well  ftricfen  in  yeeres 
1 8. and  my  wife  well  ftricfen  in  yeeres 
j8>trifeer. 
lTim.i .3 .not  given  to  wine,  no  ftrifer       Tit.1.7. 

Job  34.z6-heftrifeth  them  as  wicked  men  in  open 
Prov.  17. 1 8.a  man  void  ofunderftanding/2.,;£.  ha. 
Rcv.9.  y.torment  of  a  fcorp:on,when  hefirifetb 

String, 
P/"<ii.ii.2.makeready  their  arrow  upon  the  firing 
Mark,  7 '3") -firing  of  his  tongue  was  loofed,he  fpake 

&strtngeD. 
Pfal.  1 50. 4.praife  him  with  /rrMZgr^inftruments 
//4i.38.20.we  will  fing  my  fongs  to  the^ivw.inftr. 
Hab.1.19.10  the  chief  finger  on  my  firinged  inftru. 

&tring0. 
P/a/.2i.i2.makereadie  thine  arrows  on  thy  firings 
33. 2. fing  unto  him  with  an  inftru.  of  ten  firings 
92.3. upon  an inftrument  often  ft'i'mgs 
144.9.  uPoa  an  mftru.  of  ten  firing*  will  I  fing 
&trfpe. 
Exod.zi.if. wound  for  wound,ftripe  for firipe 

§)ttipe0. 
Df«f.2  5.3.fourtie  ftripn  he  may  give  him 

with  many  (iripes, then  thy  brother 
2  Sdm.7.  i4.and  wich  iheftripes  of  the  chil.  of  men 
Pfal.ty. 32.I  vifit  their  iniquitiewith/N/v* 
Prov.  1 7. 1  o.then  an  hundred  pipes  into  a  fool 
I9.29.and  ft'-ipes  for  the  back  o^fools 
10.30. fo  do/?;ipenhe  inward  parts  of  the  belly 
Ifai.  5  3.  r.and  with  his  fttipes  we  are  healed 
Lufe  1 2.47. (hall  be  beaten  with  many  ftripes 
48.did  not  coinmic  things  worthy  of  firipes 

(hall  be  beaten  with  few  firipes 
Acl.i6.il.many  firipes-thev  caft  them  into  prifon 

3  3.the  fame  hour,  and  vvalhed  thdr ftripes 
2  Cfl>-.6.j.in/?nfw,inimprifonments,in  tumults 

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1 1.  23.  in  labours  more  abund.  in  ftnpes  above 
14.  five  times  received  I  fourty  (tripes  l~ave 
1  Pet  1.14-  bywhofeflripesyc  were  healed 

£>ttip. 
tfKmb.zo.z6.  and  ftrip  Aaron  of  his  garments 
x  Sam.X  i.8.to (hip  the  flaine,that  they  found  Sa. 
x  cbro.io.  8.  Phil,  came  to  ftrip  the  ilaine,they  fo. 

ifa.  1 *•  1 1  •  fi<ip  yej and  make  ye  bare 

£^e/f.  16.39.  they  IhallJ?/^  thee  of  thy  clothes 

Chap.  zx.  16. 
Hof.z.x.  left  I  ^«i>  her  naked,  and  fct  her  as  in 

ja>ti'tppcD. 
Vawfc.io.iS.  Mofes  (tripped  Aaron  of  his  garm. 
1  Sam.ii  .9.  cut  off  his  head,andy?>7p/tfii  offhis 
1  Chro. 10.9.  had  ftripped  him,  they  cooke  his  head 
fob  21.  6.  ftrippedthe  naked  of  their  clothings 
M.at-17-  z  8-  firipPed  him,and  put  upon  him  a  fear. 
Lake  10.  jo.  which  flapped  him  ofhisrayment 

£>tri|>l(ng. 
1  Sant.17^6-  enquire  thouwhofe  fonthaty?«p/i#g 

&ttipt. 

Gen.%7  .zx-  they  ftript  Jofeph  out  of  his  coat 
Exod.xx-  6.  children  of  Ifrael /frf/tf  themfelves 

1  Sam.  18. 4-  Jonathan  Jrrc/tfhimfelfe  of  the  robe 

ia.z^.  (Iript  offhis  clothes  alfo,and  prophefied 

2  cJbro.20.2j.  which  they  ftript  offfor  themfelves 
/a/;  19.9-  he  hath  stript  me  of  my  glory 
Micah  1. 8.1  will  goeftript  and  naked 

Gm-6.y  my  fpirit  ihall  not  alwayes  ftrive  with 

26.10  herd-men  of  Gerar  did  ftrive  with  Ifaacs 
£wf.  2  J.  18.  if  men  /2otc  togcther,and  one  finite 
22.  if  mtn  ftrive  &  hurt  a  woman  with  child 
Deut.z<j-i  1 .  when  men  jiswf  together  one  with 

53,8.  with  whom  thou  diddftrive  at  the  waters 
fudf.i  i.i5-  did  he  ever  ftrive  againft  Ifrael 
Job  xx.  13.  why  doeft  thoujfrwe againft  him 
pfal.x^i.  plead  with  them  thatjfrra?  with  me 
Prov.x.xo.  ftrive  not  with  a  man  without  caufe 

15. 8.  goe  not  forth  haftily  to  ftrive 
Z/a.41 .1  i.Sc  they  that/?)W£  with  thee  fhall  perifh 
45\  9.  let  the  potiheardy?'W  with  the  potfhea. 
H0/.4.4.  let  no  man  ftrive, nor  reprove  another 

thy  people  are  as  they  that  ftrive  with  the 
Mat.  n. 19.  he  fhall  not  ftrive,  nor  crie 
I«£e  13.  24.  ftrive  to  enter  in  at  the  ftraitgatc 
RoW.i  5 -XO. ftrive.  together  with  m:  in  your  prayers 
1  Ttw.2.5.  if  a  man  alfo  ftrive  for  mafteries 
1 4.  that  they  Strive  not  about  words  to  no 
24.  fervant  of  the  Lord  muft  not  ftrive 
&trtoerj. 
Rom.i ?.2o.I  ftrived  to  preach  the  Gofpcl,  not 

f&lvfoen. 
Jer.jo.24.  becaufe  thou  haft  ftriven  aga.the  Lord 

<§>trttoetr>. 
lfa.4. 5 .9.woe  unto  him  that  (iriveth  with  his  Maker 
1  Cor.p.ij.  that  ftrivetb  for  thennftetie,  is  temp. 

Tbil.i. 17.  ftrivi.  together  for  the  faith  of  the  Gof. 
Col.  1.  z^.ftnving  according  to  his  working 
Reb.xz.q.  not  yet  refitted  unto  blood,  ftriving ag. 

1  Sam.zz.  44.  haft  delivered  me  fiom  the  ftrivings 

Pfd.1S.4x. 
Titus  3.  9.  avoid  contentions,&y?;iw"»gj  about  the 

§&ttokt. 

Deut.i7.9.  plea  and  plea,  &  betvv. ftroke  &  ftro\e 

I9.f.and  hishandfetchetha/?ro^?  with  the  axe 

21.  <.  controver  fie  and  every  ftroke  be  tried 

Eflh.9.1.  Jewes  fmote  all  their  enemies  with  the/?. 

Jobzx.  i.  my  ftroke  is  heavier  then  my  groaning 

j6.i8.beware,lefthetake  theeaway  with  his/?. 
Pfai.  5  9.  j  o.  remove  thy  ftroke  away  from  me 
lfa.14.6.  finotc  the  people  with  a  continually?™^ 

30.26.  and  healeth  the  ftroke  of  their  wound 
£^^.24.1 6.  defire  of  thine  eyes  with  a  ftrobe 
John  18.11  ftroke  Jefus  with  the  palme  of  his  han. 

&rrofce. 
Luke  n.64.  blind-folded  him,  they  ftroke  him  on 

j&trofce0. 
Prov.  1 8.6.  a  fools  mouth  calleth  for  ftroke s 
■gitrong. 

GcB.49.i4.  Iflachar  isa/?rfltfgafle,  couching 

24.  the  armes  of  his  hands  were  ftrong 
V.xod.6.  x .  with  a  ftrong  hand  fhall  be  let  them  goc 
10.19.  turned  a  mighty  ftrong  weft  wind 


13.  9.  for  with  a  ftrong  hand  hath  the  Lord  bro. 

1 4.21.  fea  to  goe  back  by  a.  ftrong  eaft  wind 
N#ffzb.2o.2o.Edom  came  up  againft  him  with  aft. 

n.i4.border  of  the  children  of  Amnion  was  J?. 

24. 11.  ftrong  is  thy  dwelling  place 

28.  7.  ftrong  wine  to  be  powred  out  to  the  Lord 
Deui.z.x6.  not  one  city  too  ftrong  for  us 
Jojh.14. 1 1.  as  yet  I  am  as  ftrong  this  day,as  he  was 

17.13.  waxen  ftrong,  that  they  put  the  Canaan. 
19.29.  turneth  to  Ramah,5c  to  the  ftrong  city  of 
23.  9.  from  before  you ,  great  nations  &  ftrong 

fudg.x.zS.  Ifrael  was  ftrong,  that  they  put  the  Ca. 
9.  j  1 .  was  a  ftrong  tower  in  the  city 

14. 14.  out  of  the /?rotfg  came  forth  fweetnefle 
18.16.  faw  that  they  were  too  ftrong  for  him 

I  Sam.  14.  51.  Saul  faw  any  ftrong  man — he  took 
a  S<H».3.6.Abner  made  himfelfe /?ro»g  for  the  ho. 
1 0. 1 1 .  if  the  Syrians  be  too  ftrong  for  me,  then 
too  ftrong  for  thee,then  lie  come  &  help 
1  i.ijf.  make  thy  battell  morey?rotfg  ag.the  city 
1  j. 11.  confpiracy  was  /?ro«g,for  the  peo.  incre. 
22. 18.  delivered  me  from  my  ftrong  enemie 

PJitl.  18.  17. 
for  they  were  too  ftrongior  me 

1  King.%.  4*.  for  they  fhall  heare  of  thy  strongha. 
1 9.1 1.  a  great  and  ftrong  winde  rent  the  mount. 

2  Kjng.z.i6.thtte  be  with  thy  ferv.  fifty  ftrong  men 
24. 16.  all  that  were  ftrong  and  apt  for  war 

1  abro.26.7.  whofe  brethren  were  ftrong  men 
9.  Mefhclemiah  had  brethren  ftrong  men 

iCJbro.u-ii.mide  them  exceeding  ftrong,  having 

17.  made  Rehoboam-~-/?ro#g three  yeeres 

16.9.  ftrong  in  the  behalfe  of  them  whofe  heart  is 

26. 1  ? .  was  mar  velloufly  helped  till  he  was ftro. 

16.  when  he  was  ftrong,  his  heart  was  lifted 

Nebem.  1 .  10.  thy  ferv.  redeemed  by  thy  strong  ha. 
9.25.  they  took  ftrong  cities,  and  a  fat  land 

fob  8.2.  words  of  thy  mouth  be  like  a  ftrong  wind 
9.  19.  if  I  fpeake  of  ftrength  ,  IOj  he  is  ftrong 
30.  21.  with  thy  ftrong  hand  thou  oppofeft  thy 
3  3. 19.  multitude  of  his  bones  with  ftroni  paine 
37/18.  j?*W2,g,and  as  a  molten  looking-g^affe 
39.28.  upon  the  crag  of  the  rock  ,  &  the  ftrong 

40. 1 8.  his  bones  are  as  ftrong  as  pieces  or  brafle 
Ffal.  1 9.  J.  rejoyceth  as  a  ftrong  man  to  run  a  race 

24.  8.  the  Lord  ftrong  and  mighty— in  battell 

30.7.  made  my  mountaine  to  (land  ftrong 

3 1 . 2.  be  thou  my  ftrong  rock 
21.  his  marvellous  kindnes  in  aftrongeny 

1%.  10.  the  poore  from  him  that  is  too/?w2gfor 

38. 19.  mine  enemies  are  lively,&  they  axe  ftro. 
60.9.  who  will  bring  me  into  the  ftrong  city 
6i.3.haft  thou  been  a  ftrong  tower  from  the  ene. 

7 1 .3.  be  thou  my  ftrong  habitation 
7 .  but  thou  art  my  ftrong  refuge 

80.1  y.  and  branch  thou  madeft ftrong  for  thy 
17.  whom  thou  ma  deft  ftrong  for  thy  felfc 

89.8.  who  is  a  ftrong  Lord  like  unto  thee 
io-  fcattered  thine  enemies  with  thy  ftrong 
1 3 .  ftrong  is  thy  hand  ,  high  is  thy  right  hand 

108.10.  who  will  bring  me  into  the  ftrong  city 

ij<?.I2.  with  a  ftrong  hand,and  with  a  ftretched 
Prov-7.z6.  many  ftrong  men  have  been  flaine  by 

1  o.  1  f .  rich  mans  wealth  is  his  ftrong  city 

Chap.  18.  1 1. 

1 1. 1 6.  and  ftrong  men  retaine  riches 

1 4.  26.  in  the  fearc  of  the  Lord  is  ftrong  confid. 

18. 10.  the  Name  of  the  Lord  is  a  ftrong  tower 
19.  harder  to  be  won  then  a  ftrong  city 

2i.i4.pacifi.anger,&  a  reward  in  tnebofornj?. 

24.  5 .  a  wife  man  is  ftrong 

30. 2?.  ants  are  a  people  not  ftrong 
Ecdcf.9. 11.  nor  the  battell  to  the  /?ra»^,neither 

12.3.  and  the  ftrong  men  fhall  bow  themfelves 
Cant.S.g.  for  love  is  ftrong  as  death 
Ifa.  1.  3 1.  and  the  slrom  fhalbe  as  tow 

8.7.  ftrong  and  many,even  the  king  of  Afiyria 
1 1 .  fpa  ke  thus  to  me  with  a  ftrong  hand 

17.9.  his  ftrong  cities  be  as  a  broken  bough 
16. 1.  this  (bng  — We  have  a  ftrong  city 
27.1.  with — strong  fword  fhall  punifh  Leviath. 
281.  the  Lord  hath  a  mighty  and  ftrong  one 

n.noc  mockersjleft  your  bands  be  made/?*'. 
3i.i.inhorfe-men,becaufe  they  are  very  ftrong 

40.10.  the  Lord  will  come  with  a  ftrong  hand 
16.  for  that  he  is  ftrong  in  power,  not  one  fail 


4 1.2I.  bring  forth  your  ftrong  reafons 
5  3 . 1 2.  divide  the  fpoile  with  the  ftrong 
60.  22.  and  a  fmall  one  a  ftrong  nation 
fer.ti.  5.  He  fight  againft  thee  with  a  ftrong  arme 
3  2.21.  brought  forth  thy  people  with  a  ftrong 
47.  3.  ftamping  of  the  hoofs  of  hK  ftrong  horfes 
48.14.  how  fay  ye,  We  are  mighty  andftrong 

17.  how  is  the  ftrong  ftaffe  broken 
49. 1 9.  againft  the  habitation  ot~  the  ftrong 
50.  34.  their  redeemer  is  ftrong 

44.  come  up  unto  the  habitation  of  the  ftrong 
5 1 . 1 2.  make  the  watch  ftrong 
£^.3.8. 1  have  made  thy  face  ftrong 

thy  forehead  ftrong  againft  their  foreh. 
14.  hand  of  the  Lord  was  ftrong  upon  me 
7.  24.  lie  make  the  pompe  of  the  ftrong  to  ceafe 
19.1 1.  ftrong  rods  for  the  fceprers  of  them  that 
1 2.  her  ftrong  rods  were  broken  and  withered 
1 4, that  fhe  hath  no  ftrong  rod  to  be  a  fcepter 
a6.  i  i-  thy  ftrong  garifbns  lhall  goe  down 

17.  city  which  was  ftrong  in  the  fea 
30.  2 1 .  to  make  it  ftrong  to  hold  the  fword 
22.  and  will  break  his  armes ,  the  ftrong 
Zz.zi.ftrong  among  the  mighty  fhall  (peak 
34.16.  but  I  will  deftroy  the  fat  and  the  ftrong 
Dan.  4. 1 1  •  the  tree  grew,  and  was  ftrong 
20.  the  tree  which  grew,and  was  ftrong 
12. 0  king,  that  are  growne,  &  become  ftro. 
7.7.ftrongexceeding\y,&  it  had  great  iron  teeth 
8.8.  when  he  was  ftrong-the  great  horn  was  bro. 
11.23.  fhall  become  ftrong  with  a  fmall  people 
Joel  1.6.  nation  is  come  up — ftrong ,  and  without 
1.2.  a  great  people  and  a  ftrong,  there  hath 
f .  as  a  ftrong  people  fet  in  battell  aray 
1 1.  for  he  is  ftrong  that  executeth  his  word 
3.10.  let  the  weak  fay,  I  am  ftrong 
Amos  2.  9.  jfrong  as  the  oakes,  yet  I  deftroyed  his 
14.  and  the  ftrong  fhall  not  ftrengthen  his 
y.9.  that  ftrengtheneth  the  fpoiled  agai.  theftr. 
Micob  4.3. (hall rebuke  ftrongnations  afar  off 
7.  her  that  was  caft  far  off,a  ftrong  nation 
6.2.  heare,  ye  ftrong  foundations  of  the  earth 
Nab.z.i.  makethy  loinesj?>wzg,fortifie  thy  power 
Zecb.S.zz.  ftrong  nations  fhall  come  to  feek  the  L 
Mat.  12.29. enter  into  a  ftrong  mans  houfe,&  fpoile 
firft  bind  the  ftrong  man,  and  then  he  will| 
Mar.x-z7.n0  man  can  enter  into  a  ftrong  mans  hou.  | 
except  he  will  firft  bind  the  ftrong  man! 
Lu\e  1.  80.  the  child  grew  and  w 'axed  ftrong  [ 

Chap.  2.  40. 
1 1 .  21.  ftrong  man— keepeth  his  palace,  his 
Att.x- 16.  thro,  faith  in  his  Name  made  this  man  ft. 
Rom-4.zo.  Hrong  in faith,giving  glory  to  God 

1 J .  1 .  we  then  that  are  Hrong  ough  t  to  beare       | 
1  Cor.  4.10.  we  are  weake,  but  ye  are  ftrong 
1  Cor.i  2. 1  o.  when  I  am  weak,  then  am  I  ftrong 

IX.  9.  when  we  are  weak,  and  ye  are  ftrong 
z  Tbejf.z.i  1 .  for  this  caufe  fend  them  ftrong  delufi. 
Hcb.^.7.  fupplications ,  with  strong  crying  &  tears 
1 1.  need  of  milk,  and  not  of strong  meat 
1 4.  ftrong  meat  belongeth  to  them  that  are 
6. 1 8.  we  might  have  a  ftrong  confolation 
n.34. out  °^  wcakneflc  were  made  ftrong 
1  John  1.14.  ftrong ,  &  the  word  of  God  abideth  in 
Rev.^.z.ftrong  angel  proclam.  with  a  loud  voice 

18.  2.  cried  with  a  ftrong  voice,faying,  Babylon 
8 .  for  strong  is  the  Lord  God,who  judgeth 

Be  Strong. 
tfumb.iz.i2.  fee  whether  they  be  strong  or  weake 

28.  people  be  strongthat  dwell  in  the  land 

Deut.n.S.  keepallthe  com. — that  ye  may  be./??. 

31.  6.  be  !irong,and  of  good  courage    V.  7,  23. 

jnfh.x .<S ,9,1%. &10.  2J. 

fojb.  1.7.  only  be  thou  ftrong  t!k  very  courag.  V.18. 

17.18.  drive  out  the  Canaan,  though  they  heft- 

1  Sam.  4. 9.  be  ftrong,  &  quit  your  fclves  like  men 

zSam.16. zi.  hands  of  all  that  are  with  thee  beftr. 

1  Xjng.z.z.  be  thou  (Iron?  , — fhew  thy  felfe  a  man 

I  Cforo.19.11.  if  the  Syrians  betoo/?ra»gforme 

too  ftrong  for  thee,  then  I  will  help  thee 
2  2.i3.be/?™»g,and  of  good  courage,dreadnot 
28.  io.  ehofen  thee,  be  ftrong,  and  doe  it 
20.  bey?;wzg,and  of  a  good  courage,  and  do 
a  Cbro.x  f  -7-  be  ftrong^nd  let  not  your  hands  be 
2  j. 8.  doe  it,  be  ftrong  for  the  battell 
32.7.  be  ftrong  and  couragious,  be  not  afraid 
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E%ra  9. 1 1.  ye  may  be  jirong  and  eat 
Pfal.  1 44.1 4.our  oxen  may  be  jirong  to  Jabour 
Jp.  3  f  .4.  that  are  of  a  fearefull  heart  be  pong 
£^.12.14.  /froffg  in  the  dayes  I  fhall  deale  with 
DtfS.2.40.  fourth  kingdome  fhalbe/froagasiron 
41.  kingdome  flialbe  partly  Jtrong,  partly 
1  o.  1 9.  peace  be  unto  thee,  be  jirong 
1 1. 5.  king  of  the  fouth  (hAbiftrong 

and  he  fhalbe  jirong  above  him 
32.  people  that  know  their  God, (halbe  jirong 
Hd?.z.4.yetnow  be  jirong,  O  Zerubbabel 

and  bs  jirong,  O  Jofuah,  fon  of  Jofedech 
and  be  jirong  all  ye  people  of  the  land 
Zech.2.9.  be  jirong,  ye  that  heare  in  thefe  dayes 

1 3 .  feare  not,  but  let  your  hands  be  jirong 

1  Cw.16.13.  quit  you  like  men  :  be  jirong 
Epbef.6. 10.  finally,— be  jirong,  in  the  Lord 

2  Tiin.1.1.  be  jirong  in  the  grace  that  is  in  Chrift 

jStf  ong  drinhj. 

Lev.  io.  9.  doe  not  drinke  wins,  nor  jirong  drinke 

Numb.6.^.he  (hall  fepar.  himfelf  from— ■jirong  dr. 

fhall  drink  no  vineger  of  wine,-of  jirong  dr. 

Dent. 14.16.  for  fheep,  or  for  wine,or  for  jirong  dr, 

29.  6.  neither  have  ye  drunk  jirong  drink 
Judg.11.4.  beware,I  pray  thee,drink  not  jirong  dr. 
7.  and  now  drink  no — jirong  drink,  neither 

1 4.  neither  let  her  drink  wine,or  jirong  drink 
r  Sam.  1 . 1  j .  I  ha ve  drunk  nei.  wine,  nor  jirong  dr 
Prov.  20.r.  wine  is  a  mocker,  jirong  drink  is  raging 

3 1 .4.  not  for  kings  to  drink  jirong  drink 

g.flrong  drink  unto  him  that  is  ready  to  perifh 

1  fa.  5.  r  1.  that  they  may  follow jirong  drink 

22.  men  of  drength  to  mingle  jirong  drink 
24.  i). pong  drink  (halbe  bitter  to  them 

28.  7.  through]?/  ong  drinke  are  out  of  the  way 

pried  and  prop!:-,  erred  through  pong  dr. 
they  are  out  of  the  way  through  pong  dr. 

29.  9.  ftagger,  but  not  with  jirong  drink 

%6.  12.  we  will  fill  our  felves  w'ah  jirong  drink 

Micab  2.  1 1 .  He  prophefie  of  wine ,  &  pong  drink 

Lu\e  1. 1  y .  he  {hall  drink  neit.  wine ,  nor  pong  dr. 

strong  holds.  See  JJoiD.or  JfolDtf. 

Strong  «»«. 

P/tf.io.io.that  the  poor  may  fall  by  his  ftrongones 
/^.8.i<5.fonud  of  the  neighing  oi  his  Jirong  ones 

Stronger. 

Gra. 2^.23. one  people  (halbe  jlronger  then  the  oth. 
30.  41.  when  the  ponger  cattell  did  conceive 
42.  fo  the  feebler  were  Labans  ,  &  the  p.  Ja. 
Numb.  13.3 1. not  able,for  they  are  jironger  then  we 
Judg;  14.18.  what  is  'power  then  ajlion 

2  Sam.j.iz.  they  were  ponger  then  lions 

3.  1.  but  David  was  ponger ,  and  ponger 

13.  14.  but  being  ponger  then  (he,forcedher 
1  Kjng.zo.z  3 .  therefore  they  were  ji,onger  then  we 
and  furely  we  (hall  be  ponger  then  they 
Verfe  25. 
fob  17.  9.  cleane  hands  (halbe  ponger  &  ponger 
Pjal.  10  j.  24.made  them  fironger  then  their  enem. 

142.  6.  perfecutors  :  for  they  are  ponger  then  I 
Jky.  20.  7.  ponger  then  I,  and  haft  prevailed 

5 1. 1 1.  hand  of  him  that  was  jironger  then  he 
Lu\e  11.22.  when  a  ponger  then  he  (hall  come 
1  Cor.  1.  2f.  weakened*;  of  God  ,  is  ponger  then 

10.22.  provoke  the  Lord — are  we  ponge r  then 

<§>ttongeft. 

Pw.30. 30.  a  lion  which  is  pongefi  among  beads 
Strongly. 

E^yd  6'  3 .  let  the  foundations  bepongly  laid 

1  Sam. z.14.  and  he  /froo/f  it  into  the  pan 
z  Cfora.  13.  20.  the  Lord  ftroolfe  him,  and  he  died 
Mai.z6.  5 1 .  and  flroo\e  a  fervant  of  the  high  prieft 
John  t8.2  z.ftroo\e  Jefus  with  the  palme  of  his  hand 

fetrobe. 
Gen.  26.  20.  well,  Efek,  becaufe  they  ftrove  with 

21.  digged  another  ,  and pove  for  that  alfo 

22.  another  well ,  &  for  that  they  pove  not 
E.*od.2.i3.twomen  of  the  Hebrews  pove  together 
Lev.  24.  i  o.  and  a  man  of  Ifrael  ftrove  together 
Nawb.  20. 13. children  of  Ifrael  pove  with  the  Lo. 

26  9.that  Dathan,who/??we  againft  Mofes 

when  they  pove  againd  the  Lord 
i'Som.  1  4.6.  they  two  pove  together  in  the  field 
Don.T.z.  four e -winds pove  upon  the  great  fea 
John  6-  5 1  .the  Jewes  therefore  pove  among  themf. 


Acl.7  .z6.  he  ("hewed  himielfe  as  they jtrove 
z^.^.ftrove,faying,We  find  no  evill  in  this  man 

^tntggieu. 

Gcn.z$.zz.  the  children  jUuggled  together  within 

^tubble. 
Exod.f.tz.  to  gather  fiubble  indead  of  ftraw 

iy.7-  thy  wrath,which  confumed  them  as -flub. 
Job  1 3. 2  j.  wilt  thou  purfue  the  drie  ftubble 
21.18.  they  are  asjiubble  before  the  wind 
4i.28.ding-ftones  are  turned  with  him  into/2. 
29.  darts  are  counted  asjiubble 
Pfal.  83.13.  make  them  as  fiubble  before  the  wind 
lfa.% .24.  as  the  fire devoured)  the  ftubble,  fo  their 
3  3 .  ii.  conceive  chaffe — bring  forth  fiubble 
4o.i4.whirle-wind  fhall  take  them  away  as  ft. 
41.  2.  and  as  driven  fiubble  to  his  bow 
47-I4-  behold,  they  (halbe  asjiubble 
fcr.13.  24.  therefore  will  I  fcatter  them  asjiubble 
Joel  2.  y. like  the  noife  of  a  flame  thatdevo.the  jZ. 
Obod.  18.  flame,&  the  houfe  of  Efau  (or  fiubble 
Nabum.1.10.  they  flialbe devoured  as  fiubble  fully 
Mal.4.1.  and  all  the  proud  (halbe asjiubble 
1  C0A3.12.upon  this  foundation,gold,filver — ft. 

jfctttbbo?tte. 

Deia.zi.j2.  if  a  man  have  aflubbame  fon  which 
20.  this  our  fbn  is  fiubborne  and  rebellious 
Judg.  2. 19.  they  ceafed  not  from  their  ftubb.  way 
PM78.8.  might  not  be  as  their  fathers ,a  fiubborne 
Prov.  7 , 1 1 .  die  is  loud  and  fiubborne 
&tubboinne(re. 

Dcut.y.zj.  looke  not  on  the  fiubbornncjfe  of  this 
1  Sam.is  .z^.fiiibbornneffe  is  as  iniquity  &  idolatry 
.fetucke. 

1  Sam.z6.j.  bis  Cpeare  flucl{e  in  the  ground  at  his 
Pfal.i  19.31. 1  haveftucke  unto  thy  teftimonies 
.^#.27.41.  (hip  aground,  and  the  fore-part /?/«^<? 

3>taOfe. 
Ecclej.iz.iz.  muchftudieis  a  wearinefle  of  the 

1  TfejT*.  4.  1 1.  and  that  yeflwiis  to  be  quiet 

2  2»».2. 1  j.fiudie  to  (hew  thy  felfe  approved  to 

£>tabtetlj, 

PrtW.  1 5-.  28.  heart  of  the  righteous  ft  udiitb  to  anf. 
24.2.for  their  heart  fludieth  dedruftion 

Cant.  1.  11.  make  thee  borders  of  gold  with  finds 
&tttffe. 

Gen.  3 1.37.  whereas  thou  had  fearched  all  my  ft. 
4  f .  20.  alfo  regard  not  your  duffe 

Exod.zz.7.  money , or  fluffs  to  keep,&  it  be  doll. 
%6.  7.  for  the  ftuffe  they  had  was  diffident  for 

fojh.7.1  i.they  have  put  it  even  amongd  their  flu. 

1  Sam.io.zz.  he  hath  hid  himfelfe  among  the  flu. 
2 5. 1 3.  two  hundred  abode  by  the  fluffs 
3c.14.fo  (hall  his  part  be  that  tariieth  by  they?. 

E\s\.  1 2.3.  prepare  the  fluffs  for  removing 
4.  then  (halt  thou  bring  forth  thy  fiuffe 

by  the  day  in  their  Rghx,as  fiuffe  for  remo. 
7.  forth  my  fluffs  by  day  ,  as  fluffs  for  capti. 

Lu\e  1 7.3 1 .  and  his  fluff's  in  the  houfe,let  him  not 
^tumble. 

P/flw.3.23.  fafely,and  thy  foot  fhall  not  flumbk 
4.1 2. when  thou  runned  thou  fhalt  not  (tumble 
19.  they  know  not  at  what  they  flumble 

ifa.f,.  27.  none  (halbe  wearie, nor  flumble 
8.  if.  and  many  among  them  fliall  flumble 
28.7.  they  erre  in  vifion,they  flumble  in  judge. 
^.lo.we flumble  at  noone-day,as  in  the  n!ght 
6%.  13.  led  them  that  they  fhould  not  ftumbjle 

jer.  1 3. 16. before  your  feet  flumble  upon  the  darke 
iS.iy.caufed  them  to  flumble  in  their  wayes 
2C.  11.  therefore  my  perfecutors  fhall  flumble 
3i.9.draight-way  wherein  they  fhall  not  flum. 
46.6.  fhall  flumble ,  and  fail  toward  the  north 
yo.31.moft  proud  (hall  flumble  and  fall 

Don.ii.iy.hemall  ftumbk  &  fall,&  not  he  foun. 

Nabum  1.? .  they  (Itall  ft umb Is  in  their  walke 
3.  3.  they  flumble  upon  their  corpfes 

Mal.z.2.  ye  have  caufed  many  to  ftumblc  at  the 

1  P*J.2.8.a  rock  ofoffence  to  them  which  ftumblc 
i§>tumblet». 

1  Srf/».  2. 4.  they  that  ftumbled,  are  girt  with  dre. 

1  Chro.i  3.  9.  to  hold  the  ark,for  the  oxen  ftumbled 
27.2.  toeatupmy  fie(h,they  ftumbled  and  fell 

fer.46-  12.  mighty  man  hath  ftumbled  againd  the 

Rom.y.T,  2.  for  they  ftumbled  at  that  dumbiing 
1  i.ii.havethey/?/«sfe?3that  they  fhould  fall 


ie>fumbtetS>. 
Prow.14.17. ]et  not  thine  heart  be  glad  wh.nhefi. 
John  1 1 .9.  walk  in  the  day,  heftumblcth  not 

1  o.  if  a  man  walk  in  the  night ,  heftumbleth 
Rom.  1 4.1 1.  whereby  thy  brother  flumblethjox  is 

^tumbiing, 
1  John  2.10.  none  oecafion  of  flnmblin? 

&>nmbImg-£We. 

Ira.  1 9. 14.  nor  put  aftumblmg-bloc\  bef.  the  bli, 

i/i.57.14.  take  up  the_/?uff?fc/tfzg-blockour  of  the 

£^.3.20. 1  lay  a  fiumbling-block  before  him    . 

7.  19.  it  is  the  fiumbling-block  of  their  iniquity 

1  Ofl.jlumbhng-block  of  their  iniquity  bef.  the 

4.every  man  thatputteth  thefiiudling-block 

Verfe  7. 

Rom.j  1.  9.  let  their  table  be  made  a  ftumblrng-bl 

14- 1 3-that  no  man  pur  a  fiumbling-block  in  his 

1  Cor.  i.i3.Chridcrucified,unto  the  Jewes  aftum. 

8.9.  led  this  libertie  become  a  fiumbling-block 

Rev.z.i4.viho  taught  Balak  to  put  a  ftumblmg-bl. 

<§>tumbling-W<;4*. 
Jer.6.zj.\  will  lay  Jtofeg-blocks  before  this 
Zcph.  i.3.and  the^«wi%-blocks  with  the  wicked 

<§>tumbhng-./2flro. 
Ifa.2.14.  done  of  fumbling,  and  rock  of  offence 
^0/^.9.32,.  they  ftumbled  at  thai  fiiimbling-fkone 

33.  behold  ,  1  lay  in  Zion'a  ftumbhng-donc 
1  P«.2.8.  a  done  of  ftumbling  to  them  that  dum. 

j§>fcump. 

1  Sum.  f.  4.  onely  the  flump  of  Dagon  was  left  to 

DdS.4. 1  j  .leave  theftump  of  his  roots  in  the  earth 

23.  yet  leave  the  ftump  of  the  roots  there  of 

26. whereas  they  commanded  to  leave  the/2. 

f&ttmk, 

Exod.j.zi.  fifh  died,  and  the  river  ftunl^ 

02>uai). 
1  Chro. 7. 36.  fons  of  Zaphah  Suob  and  Shual 

^)abD:te. 
GPK.1.28.  replenifh  the  earth,  and  fubdue  it 
1  Chio.17.10.  moreover  I  will  fubdue  all  thine 
Pfal.47.2-he  (hall  fubdue  the  people  under  us 
i/a.4j  .1. 1  have  holden,to///W/rf  nations  before 
Dan.7. 24.  and  he  (hall  jubdue  three  kings 
Afi  <?/;  7. 1 9.  he  will  fubdue  our  iniquities 
Zecb.9.1  j.ihalldcvoure  Si  jubdue  v/kh  fllng-fton. 
Pfol.$.zi.  able  to  fubdue  all  things  to  himfelfe 

<§>tibt>KeD, 
Numb.iz.zz.the  land  hejubdued  before  the  Lord 

29.  land  (hall  be  fubdue d  before  you 
Deut.zo.zo.  maketh  war  with  thee  until!  it  befu. 
J>jh.i2.i.  and  the  land  was  fubdue  d  before  them 
Judg.3.20.  fo  Moab  was  fubdued  that  day 
4.  23.  God  fubdued  on  that  day  Jabin  k!ng  of 
8.28.  thus  was  Midlan  fubdued  before  Ifrael 
11.33.  thus  the  children  of  Ammon  were  fub, 

1  Sam.7.11.  fo  the  Phil,  were  fubdued,  and  they 

2  &z.w.8.i.  David  fmote  the  Phil.  &  fubdued  them 

1  Chro.  18.  1. 
11.  gold  of  all  nations  which  hejubdued 
22. 40.  that  rofe  againft  me  ,  had  thou  jubdued 
1  Chro. zo.  4.  war  with  the  Phil-&  they  were  fubd. 

22.18.  the  land  is  fubdued  before  the  Lord 
Pfal.  18. 35.  fubdued  under  me  thofe  that  rifcaga. 
8 1 .14. 1  fhould  foone  have  fubdued  their  ene. 
1  C0f.if.28.when  all  things  fhalbe  fubduedunto 
Hcb.  11.33.  through  faith  fubdued  kingdomes 

^ubrjncrjft. 
Nehem  9.24 .  thou  fubdued  ft  before  them  the  inha. 

Pfal.  18.  47.  it  is  God  that— fubdueth  the  people 

1 44.  2.  who  fubdueth  my  people  under  me 
Dflff.2.40.  forafmuch  a?  iron  fubdueth  all  things 

Subject. 
Lu\e  zM.  came  to  Nazareth,&  was  fub/ecl  unto 
1  o.  17 .  even  the  devils  are  fubjeff  unto  us 
20.  rejoice  not  that  the  fpirits  are  fubfcEi  to 
Rom.2.7.  for  it  is  notfubj'ccl  to  the  law  of  G  od 
10.  creature  was  tnadefubjett  to  vanity 
1 3. 1.  every  foule  befubjeit  to  the  higher  pow. 
v  wherefore  ye  muft  needs  befubjecl 
1  Cor.  14.3  2.  fpirits  of  prophets  are  fubiccl  to  the 

if.  i  8. then  fhall  the  Son  alfo  bejubjeti  to  him 
Ephef.j.  24.  as  the  Church  is  filbjetl  unto  Chrift 
Cnl.z.zo'.  living  in  the  world,  are  yc fubieB  to  dr. 
Turn  5-1.  put  1  hem  in  mind  to  befubjcilto  pnnc. 
Heb.z.i  j.  all  their  life  time  fubjetl  to  bondage 

fan?.  <;.  17.  Ella' 


SUB 


SUB 


SUB 


SUB 


SUB 


sue 


/Wff.5.1 7-  blias  was  a  man/«fye#  to  like  paffions 
1  PeM.iS.  fervants  befubjccl  to  your  mafters 
,  n  and  powers  being  mzdefubjccl  unto  him 
5.5.  all  of  you  fubjeff  one  to  another 

H0m.S,io.  who  hath  fubjeclcd  the  fame,  in  hope 
Subjection. 

Fftl.io6.nz-  into  fub\eRion  under  their  hand 
fe.j+.ii-  brought  them  into  fubjecl.  for  fervants 

16.  and  brought  them  into  fubjettion  to  be 
j  Cr.9.2.7.  under  my  body,  and  bring  it  into  fab- 
C0l-.<).  13.  glorify  God  for  your  profefled  Jubje. 
Gal.z.%.  by  fubfeSiion,  no  not  for  an  houre,  that 
1  Tim.z.n-  let  women  learne  with  all  fubjeclion 
3.4.  his  children  in  fubfeclion  with  all  gravity 
Heb.z-1-noi  put  in  fubjeclion  the  world  to  come 
'  8.  all  things  in  fubjeclion  under  his  feet 

in  that  he  put  all  in  fubjeclion  under  him 
n.  a.  be  in  fubjeclion  unto  the  Father  of  fpirits 
1  Pet.  3.1.  be  in  fubjeclion  to  your  own  husbands 
5.  being  in  fubjeclion  to  their  own  husbands 
Submit. 
Gen.  1 6.9-fubmit  thy  felfe  under  her  hands 
i  &n».i  1.4?.  ftrang./«6.  themf.  to  me  Pf.  18. 44. 
p/^66: 3. thine  enemies /«tetf  themfelves  to  thee 
68. 30. till  every  one  fubmit  himfelf  with  pieces 
1  Co/-.  16.16.  that  ye  fubmit  your  felves  unto  fuch 
Epbe'f.<;  zz.fitbmit  your  felves  unto  your  own  hu. 

Col.  3.18. 
Heb.1j.17. fubmit  your  felves :  for  they  watch 
Jam.  4. 7.  fubmit  your  felves  therefore  to  God 
1  Pet.z.i$. fubmit  your  felves  to  every  ordinance 
t.  j.  younger, fubmit  your  felves  to  the  elder 
StibmitteO. 
1  cbro.zg.z\fubmitted  themfelves  to  Sol.the  king 
Pfal.%1.1  f.fhould  have  fubmitted  themfelves  unto 
Rom.io.^.notfubmitted  themfelves  unto  the  right. 

Submitting. 
Epbef.  ^.zx.fubmitting  your  felves  one  to  another 

SuboirteO- 
Atl.6.  ii.  then  they  juborncd  men ,  which  faid 

Subfcttbe. 
lr/k.44.5.  another  mail  fubferibe  with  his  hand 
I /«•  31.44-  men  fhall  fubferibe  evidences,and  feale 

SnbfcrtbeD. 
for.ji.io.  and  I/«&/OTWtheevidence,&  fealed 
'  n.  in  the  prefence  of  the  witneffes  that  fubf. 

Subftance. 

Gen.  7.  4.  living  fubflance  that  I  have  made,will  I 
13.  every  living  fubflance  was  deftroyed 
1 !.?.  Abram  took  all  thz  fubjlance  they  had 
1  3 .6.  their  fubflance  was  fo  great,  that  they 
if.  14.  (hall they  come  with  a  great  fubflance 
14. 13.  fhallnot  their  catteM  and  fubflance  be 

36.6.  Efau  took  his  cattell  and  hisfubflance 
Deut.11.6.  fwallowed  them  up  ,  and  all  the  fubfl. 

33.11.  blefl'e,  Lord,  his  fubflance 
Jojh.  1 4.4 .  for  their  cattell,and  for  their  fubjlance 
1  Chro.  17.  31.  all  thefe  were  the  rulers  of  the  fub. 

28.  i.  and  the  ftewards  over  all  the  fubjlance 
1  Chro.z1.17.  carried  away  all  the  fubflance  that 

31.  j.  appointed  the  kings  portion  of  his  fubfl. 

3 2. 19.  God  had  given  him  fubflance  very  much 

35.7.  thefe  were  of  the  kings  fubflance 
Eya  8.11.  little  ones,  and  for  all  our  fubflance 

10.8.  all  his  fubflance  mould  be  forfeited 
Job  1.  3.  his  fubflance  a\Cb  was  7000.  fheep,and 

10.  and  his  fubflance  is  increafed  in  the  land 
f .5 .  the  robbtr  fwalloweth  up  their  fubflance 
6.H.  or  give  a  reward  for  me  of  your  fubflance 
15.19.  neither  fhall  his  fubflance  continue 
10. 1 8.  according  to  his  fubflance  fhall  the  refli. 

11.10.  whereas  our  fubflance  is  not  cut  downe 

30.11.  thou  difl'olveft  my  fubflance 
Pfal.iy.i  4.1eave  the  reft  of  theirfubftance  to  their 

i°5.n.  made  him  ruler  ever  all  hisfubflance 
139-1?-  my  fubflance  was  not  hid  from  thee 
16.  thine  eyes  did  fee  my  fubflance 
Prov.1.13,  we  fhall  find  all  precious  fubflance 
3.9-  honour  the  Lord,  with  thy  fubflance 
6-3i.he  fhall  give  all  the  fubflance  ofhis  houfe 
8.n.  thofe  that  love  me  to  inherit  fubflance 
10.  3.  he  cafteth  away  the  fubflance  of  the  wick. 
11.17  .fubflance  of  the  diligent  man  is  precious 
18.8.  that  by  ufury  increafethhis/«&/?a«ce 
29-  3-  keepeth  company  with  har.  fpen.his/«& 


Cant.%.  7.  fubjlance — -for  love,it  would  becontem. 
lfa.6.13.  as  an  oake, who fe  fubflance  is  in  them 

feed  fhalbe  the  fubflance  thereof 
Jer. i^.iz.thy  fubflance  &  thy  treafures  wil  I  give 

17.3.  lie  give  thy  fubflance  and  treafures  to  the 
Hof.iz.S.  I  have  found  me  out  fubflance 
Obad.x$.  nor  have  laid  hands  on  their  fubflance 
Micah  4.13.  their  fubjlance  unto  the  Lord  of  the 
Lu\e  8.3.  miniflred  unto  him  of  their  fubflance 

15. 13.  wafted  hisfubflance  with  riotous  living 
Hf6.10.34.  in  heaven  a  better  and  enduring/«^. 

1 1. 1,  faith  is  the  fubflance  of  things  hoped  for 
Subttll. 
Gen.?, .  1 .  ferpent  more  fubtiU  then  any  beaft 
1  Sam.  13.3.  Jonadab  was  a  very  fnbtill  man 
Prov.7.10.  with  the  attire  of  an  harlot  pnd  fubtill 

Sn&tiHp. 
1  Stow.13.11,  it  is  told  me  that  he  dealeth  very  fit. 
Pfal. 105,2  j.  to  deale  jubtilly  with  his  fervants 
Acl.7.19,  the  fame  dealt  fubtiUy  with  our  kindred 

Subtiltp, 
Ges.27.3  f.  lny  brother  came  with  fubtilty. 

1  King.10.19.  but  Jehudiditin/a&w&y 
Prov.  1 .4.  to  give  fubtilty  to  the  fimple 
Mat.16.4,  conful.  that  they  might  take  Jef.  by  /«• 
Atl.iy  io.  O  full  of 'all  fubtilty  and  all  mifchiefc 

2  Cor.  1 1. 3. as  the  ferpent  beguiled  Eve  thro.his/. 
Sabtoert, 

laKJ.3.36.  to  fubvert  a  manin  bis  caufe,the  Lord 
[  Titus  1 . 1 1 .  who  fubvert  whole  houfes 

£>ubbertet). 
Titus  3. 1 1 .  he  that  is  fuch,  is  fubverted 

Swbberttng. 
Acl.15.  24.  fubvertmg  your  foules,  faying 
zTim.  1. 14.  no  profit,' hut  to  ths  fubvertingof  the 

j&mburbg. 
Zet/.if  .34.  field  of  the  fuburbs  may  not  be  fold 
Numb.  35. 1.  unto  the  Levites  fuburbs  for  the  cit. 
5.  fuburbs  of  them  fhalbe  for  their  cattell 
4.  and  the  fuburbs—  which  ye  fhall  give  unto 
j  .this  fhalbe  to  them  the  fuburbs  of  the  cities 
7.  them  fhall  ye  give  with  their  fuburbs 
fojh.14.4..  with  their  Juburbs  for  their  cattell 
21.  z.  with  their  fuburbs  for  their  cattell 
1 1.  Arba— with  the  fuburbs  thereof  round 
13-Hebron  with  her /a.-Libnah  with  her /«. 
1 4.Jattir with her  fu.81  Efluemoa with  her/, 
if.  Holon  with  her/k  &  Debir  with  her/. 

16.  Ah  with  her  fub.  &  Juttah  with  her  fub. 
Bethfhemefh  with  her  fuburbs 

17.  Gibeon  with  her  fu.  Geba with  her  fub. 
i'8.Anathoth  with  her  ,/k-Almon  with  her/. 
»r.Shcchem  with  hex  fuburbs  in  mount  Eph. 

and  Gezer  with  her  fuburbs 
zi.Kibzaim  with  her  fu.Sc  Bethor.with  her/. 
i3.Eltekeh  with  her/«.Gibethon  with  her/. 
24.Aijalon  with  her  /».Gath-rim.  with  her  /. 
2j.Tanach  with  her/.&Gath-rim.withher/. 
27,Golan^with  herf.  Beefhterah  with  her/. 

28.  Kifhon  with  herfu.  Dabereh  with  her  fu. 

29.  Jarmuth  with  her  [u.  Engan.  with  her  /. 

30.  Mifhal  with  her  fub.  Abdon  with  her  fub. 
3  i.Helkahwith  herfu.  &  Rehob  wich  herfu. 

31.  Kedefh-with  her/.  Hammoth.with  her/, 
and  Kartan  with  her  fuburbs 

3 4. Jokneam with  her/.&  Kartah  withher/. 

3  y.  Dimnah  with  her/.  Nahalal  with  her  f. 

36.Bezer  with  her  fu.Sc  Jahazah  with  her/. 

37.Kedemoth  with  her  f.Sc  Meph.  with  herf 

3  8.  Ramoth  in  Gilead  with  her  fuburbs 

and  Manhanaim  with  her  fuburbs 

3  9.  Hefhbon  with  her  fub.  Jazer  with  her  fu . 
z  Kjng.i3.u..of  the  chamberl. which  was  in  the /^ 
1  Chro.s.16.  and  in  all  the  fuburbs  of  Sharon 
6.  $f .  fuburbs  thereof  round  about  it 

57.  Libnah  with  her  fu.  Efhcemwith  herfu. 

58.  Hilenwith  her  fub.  Debir  with  her  fub. 

59.  Afhan  with  her/.  &  Bethfhe.  with  her/. 
6°.  herfu.  Alemeth-her  /.  Anathoth-her  f. 
67-Shechem — herfu. — Gezer  with  her  fub 
*8.  Jokmeam  with  her  fu.Sc  Bethoron-her/. 
^9.Aijalon-,her/«&.  Gath-rimmon-her/«k 
70.  Aner  with  her  fu.  &  Bileam  with  her  fu. 
71-Golan  withher/«.&  Afhtaroch-her/^. 
71-  Kedelh  with  her  fub.  Daberath  her  fub. 
73'  Ramoth  with  her  fub.  8c  Anem-hetfub. 


74.  Ma.  with  her  fu.  &  Abdon  with  her  fub 
7 f.  Hukok  wich  herf.  &  Rehob  with  her  /. 
'76.  Kedefh  in  Galilee  with  her  fuburbs 

Hammon  with  her  /.  Kiriathaim — her  /. 
77.  Rimmon  with  ha:  fa.  Tabor  with  her  fu. 
78.Bezer  in— with  her/.  &  Jahza  with  herf. 

79.  Kedemoth  with  htrf.  Mephaath — her/. 

80.  Ramoth-her/«£.&  Mahanaim-her  fub. 
8i.Hefhbon  with  her/«.  &  Jazer  with  herf. 

2  Chro.  1 1.  14.  left  their  fub  urbs  and  pofTeflion 
£^.17.18.  the  fuburbs  fhall  fhakeatthe  found 
4? .  2.  round  about  for  the  fuburbs  thereof 
48. 1  ?.  fuburbs, and  the  city  fhalbe  in  the  midft 
17.  fub.  of  the  city  fhalbe  toward  the  north 
Cities  joyned  with  Suburbs ,  See  Cttfejff. 
j£utcceet>. 
De?4t.z$.6.  firft-born  fhall  fucceed in  the  name 
SnccecDcD. 

Deut.1.1  a-but  the  children  of  Efau  fucceeded  them 
zi.fucceeded  them,  and  dwelt  in  their  Head 
Verfe  22. 
£>Bcceet>cft. 
Dcut.1z.19.  thou  fucceedefl  them ,  and  dwellefl  in 
19.1.  God  giveth  thee,&  thou  fucceedefl  them 
Succeffe. 
fofh.  1 .8.  then  thou  fhalt  have  good  fuccejfe 

Succottj. 
Gen.$  3«i7'  Jacob  journeyed  to  Succoth 

therefore  the  name— is  called  Succoth 
£#<Kf.r2.37.Ifrael  journeyed  from  Ramefesto  S. 
1 3.  20.  from  Succoth,  and  encamped  in  Etham 
N«»».33.5-  remov.  from  Ramefes,&  pitched  in  S 
6.  departed  from  Succoth ,  Sc  pitched  in  Eth. 
Jofh.  13. 17-  Succoth,and  Zaphon,  the  reft  of  the 
Judg.8.5.  he  faid  unco  the  men  of  Succoth,Give  I  ; 
6.  princes  of  Succoth  faid,  Are  the  hands 
8.  men  of  Penuel  anfwered-as  the  men  of  S. 
14.  caught  a  young  man  of  the  men  of  Succ. 
defcribed  unto  him  the  princes  of  Succoth 
x  5.  he  came  unto  the  men  of  Succoth 
16.  with  them  he  caught  the  men  of  Succoth 

1  JC^-7-46.  caft  them  in  the  clay  between  Succo. 
2  Chro.  4.  17. 

Vfal.6o.6-  and  mete  out  the  valley  of  Succoth 

Pfal.ioB.7. 
g>UCCOt\)=:Benotb. 

2  JFr.wg.17.30.men  of  Babylon  made  Succoth-'Ben. 
Succour. 

2  Sam.%.%.  Syrians  of  Damafcus  came  to  fuceour 
18.3.1s  better  that  thou  fuceour  us  out  of  the  cit. 
Heb.z.  1 8.  able  to  fuceour  them  that  are  tempted 
SnccoureD. 

I  2  S<w».2i.i7.Abifhaithe  fon  of  Zeruiah  fuccoured 
z  Cor. 6.2.  in  the  day  of  falvation  have  I  fuccoured 

Sncconrtr. 
Rom.  1 6. 2.  for  fhe  hath  been  a  fuccourer  of  many 

S«cl). 

■  Ge».4.2o.father  of fuch  as  dwell  in  tents,&  of fuch  i 

2 1.  Jiibal — the  father  of  all  fuch  as.  handle 
27.4.  make  me  favour y  meat,[ucb  as  I  love 

9.  favoury  meat  for  thy  father,/kfe  as  he  lo. 

1 4.  fuch  as  his  father  loved 

46. .fuch  as  thefe  which  are  the  daughters  of 
30.  31.  of  fuch  fhall  be  my  hire 
41-19.  fuch  as  I  never  faw  in  all  the  land  of 
44.i5./«c/?aman  as  I  can  certainly  divine 
Exod.<).\%.fucb  as  hath  not  been  in  Egypt 

14.  haile  fuch  as  there  was  none  like  it 
10. 14.  no  fuch  locufts,  neither  fhalbe  fuch 
11.  6.  crie,fuch  as  there  was  none  like  it 

18.21.  able  men,  fuch  as  feare  God,-&  place/. 
3  4. 1  o .  fuch  as  have  not  been  done  in  all  the 

Lev.11.14.fuch  water  cometh,  fhalbe  uncleane 
in  every  fuch  vefTell,fhalbe  uncleane 

14.22.  fuch  as  he  is  able  to  get         Verfe  31. 
3  o.or  of  the  young  pigeonsjkft  as  he  can  get 

26.  6.  the  foule  that  turneth  after  ftcb  as  have 
22. 6.  touched  any  fuch  fhalbe  uncleane 
27.9-  giveth  of  fuch.  unto  the  Lord  fhalbe  holy 
Nufnb.8- 1 6.  inftead  oifuch  as  open  every  wombe 
DeuUq.  3 1  .whether  there  hath  been  any  fuch  thing 
5. 19.  oh  that  there  were  fuch  an  heart  in  them 
1 3.1 1.  and  fhall  doc  no  more  any  fuch  wicked. 
1 4.  that  fuch  abomma.is  wrought  among  you 
16.9.  from  fuch  time  as  thoxr  beginneft  to  put 
17.  4.  chac 


s  u  c 


s  uc 


sue 


sue 


sue      s  ud 


17.  4.  that  fuch  abomina.is  wrought  in  Ifrael 
1-9.  zo.  no  more  any  fuchevill  among  you. 

Judg.i.z.  fuch  as  before  knew  nothing  thereof 
1 9.  jo.  there  was  no  fuch  deed  done  nor  feene 

1  Sam.4  7-  there  hath  not  been  fucb  a  thing  heret. 
25.17.  for  he  is  fuch  a.  man  of  Belial,  that 

l  Sam.9.2.  fhouldcft  look  upon/«^  a  dead  dog 
1 3 . 1 i.with  fucb  robes  were  the  kings  daugh.ap- 
14.13.  thought  fitch  a  thing  ag.the  peo.of  God 

16.2.  that  fuch  as  be  faint  may  drink 

19. 36.  recompence  me  with  fuch  a  reward 

1  Using. l0- l °-  came  no  more /fob  abundance  of 

1 2.  there  came  no  fuch  ajmug-trees ,  nor 

2  Kjng-S.?.  beware,that  thou  pafle  not  fuch  a  pla. 
7. 19.  windowes  in  heaven ,  might  fuch  a  thing 
21 .  12. 1  am  bringing/#c/j  evill  upon  Jerufal. 
23.21.  furely  there  was  not  holdenfuch  a  pafl'. 

1  Chro.  1 2.3  3.  of  Zebulon  fuch  as  went  forth  to  bat. 

36.  of  Amerfuch  as  went  forth  to  battell 
29.2-".  beftowed  upon  him/M>royallmajefty 

2  Cfo*0.i.i2./kbasnoneofthe  kings  have  had 
9. 9.  neither  any  fuch  fpice  as  the  queene  of 

1 1 .  were  none  fuch  feene  before  in  the  land 
11.  \  6.  fucb  as  fet  their  hearts  to  fee  k  the  Lord 

23.13.  and  fuch  as  taught  to  Zing  praife 
14.12.  gave  it  to  fuch  as  did  work 

alfo  fucb  as  wrought  iron  and  bralTe 
30.?.  not  done  itofa  long  time  in  fuch  fort 
E^a  4.10.  on  this  fide  the  river,&  atfucb  a  time 

Verfe  1 1 . 
1 7.  the  river,  Peace,  and  at  fuch  a  time 

Chap.  7. 12. 
<f.2 1.  and  all  fuch  as  had  feparated  themfelves 
7.25".  aUfuch  as  know  the  lawes  of  thy  God 

^^J.  which  hath  put  fuch  a  thing  in  the  kings 
8.31.  and  of  fuch  as  lay  in  wait  by  the  way 
9.13.  and  haft  given  fuch  deliverance  as  this 

10.3.  to  put  away  allthewives,8c/«cb  as  are 
Neh.6.n.  mould  fuch  a  man  as  I  flee 
£^.4. 1 1.  except /m"?  as  to  whom  the  king  will 

14.  come  to  the  kingdome  for  fucha  time  as 
9.2 .  to  lay  hand  on  fuch  as  fought  their  hurt 
17.  upon  aWfuch  as  joyned  themfelves  unto 
Job  1  j.  1 3.  and  letteft  fuch  words  goe  out  of  thy 
1 8.  2 1 .  fuch  are  the  dwellings  of  the  wicked 
Vfal.tf.  1  o.  unto  fuch  as  keep  his  covenant 

Pfal.  103. 1 8, 
17.12.  and  fuch  as  breathe  out  cruelty 

37. 1 4.  to  {lay  fuch  as  be  of  upright  converfat 
3.1.  fuch  as  be  blefled  of  h"m,fhall  inherit 

40.  4.  refpefteth  not  fuch  as  turne  afide  to  lies 
16.  ht  fucb  as  love  thy  fJal va.fay  continually 
Pfal.  70. 4. 
j {.2  0.  againft/wfc  as  be  at  peace  with  him 
7  3.  i .  to  fkcb  as  are  of  a  cleane  heart. 
107. 10.  fuch  as  fit  in  darkenefle 
1  zf .  J .  as  for  fuch  as  turne  afide  to  their 
139.  6.  fuch  knowledge  is  too  wonderfull  for 
144. if.  happy  it  that  people  that  is  in  fuch  a 
Prov.  11.  zo.  fucb  as  are  upright  are  his  delight 

28. 4.  fuch  as  keep  the  law,  contend  with  them 
31.8.  of  all  fuch  as  are  appointed  todeftruft. 

Ecclef.a,. 1 .  the  teares  of fuch  as  were  opprefled 
Ifa.9.1.  (hall  not  be  fuch  as  was  in  her  vexation 
io.zo.  and  fuch  as  are  efcaped  of  the  houfe  of 
20.6.  fuch 'is  oar  expectation  whither  we  flee 
37.30.  eat  this  yearefuchas  groweth  of  it  felfe 
y8.j.is  it  fucbafatl  thatl  have  chofen 
66.8 .  who  hath  heard  fuch  a  thing 
Jer.z.io.  confider, — fee  iftherefae//«&  a  thing 
5.9.  {hall  not  my  foule  be  avenged  on  fuch  a 
Verfe  29.  Chap. 9.9. 
i-j.s.  fuch  as  are  for  death,to  death 

fuch  as  are  for  the  fword,to  the  fivord 
Chap.  43.  11. 
fuch  as  are  for  the  famine,to  the  famine 
fuch  as  are  for  the  captivity,to  captivi . 
at.  7.  fitch  as  are  left  in  this  city, into  the  hand 
38.4.  in  fpeaking  fuch  words  unto  them 
44-14.  none  mail  returne  ,  butfuchas  (hall 
Dan.  1.4.  fuch  as  had  ability  in  them  to  ftand  in 
10. 1  y.  when  he  had  fpoken  fuch  words  to  me 
11.32.  and  fuch  as  doe  wickedly  againft  the  eo 
12  i./wfc  as  never  was  fince  there  was  a 
Afros  r.16.  and  fuch  as  are  skilfull  of  lam.to  wai. 
Micah  j.  1  j .  fury— fuch  as  they  have  not  heard 


Zeph.  1 . 8.  and  all  fuch  as  are  clothed  with  ftrange 
Mat. 9-2.  which  had  given  fuch  power  unto  men 

i8.y.whofo  {hall  receive  one  of  fuch  little  chi. 
Mar.y.ij , 

19. 14.  for  of  fuch  is  the  kingdome  of  heaven 

24.21.  fuch  as  was  not  fince  the  beginning  of 
44.  for  in  fucb  an  houre  as  ye  think  not 

26.18.  he  faid,Goe  into  the  city, to  fuch  a  man 
Mar.4.18.  among  thomes-.fuch  as  heare  the  word 
20.  fuch  as  heare  the  word,  and  receive  ic 
3  3.  and  with  many  fucb  parables  fpake  he 

10.14.for  of  fuch  is  the  kingdome  of  God 

Lu\e  18. 16. 

13-19.  afBi  c>ion,  fuch  as  was  not  from  the  beg . 
John  4.23.  for  the  Father  feeketh  fucb  to  worfhip 

8.J.  commanded  that  fuch  mould  be  {toned 

9. 1 6.  man  that  is  a  finner  doe  fuch  miracles 
AB.z.47.  to  the  Church  daily  fuch  as  mould  be 

$.6.  fuch  as  I  have,  give  I  thee 

1 5  •  24.  to  whom  we  gave  no  fuch  commandem. 

16.24.  who  having  received  fuch  a  charge 

1 8. 1  j .  I  will  be  a  judge  of 'no  fuch  matters 

21.25'.  that  they  obferve  no  fucb  thing 

22.22.  away  with  fuch  a  fellow  from  the  earth 
.    2  5 .  20.  becaufe  I  doubted  of  fuch  manner  of 

26\  29.  were  altogether  fuch  as  I  am 
Rom.  is.  1 8 .  that  are  fuehrer ve  not  our  Lord  Jefijs 

1  Cor.  j.i.  fuch  fornication  as  is  not  io  much  as 

6.1 1.  fuch  were  fomc  of  youjbut  now  ye 
7.1 5.  is  not  under  bondage  in  fucb  cafes 

zK.fucb  fhall  have  trouble  in  the  flefh 
io.13.no  tempta.but/J/di  as  is  common  to  man 
n.i6.feeme  to  be  conten.  we  have  no  fucb  cu. 
1  5.  48.  fuch  are  they  that  are  earthly ,  fuch  are 
i6\i6\  that  ye  fubmit  your  felves  unto  fucb 

18.  acknowledge  them  that  are  fuch 

2  Cor.z.6.  fufficienc  to  fuch  a  man  is  this  punifhm. 
3 . 4.  fuch  truft  have  we  through  Chrift 

12.  feeing  then  that  we  have  fuch  hope 
10. 11.  let  fuch  a  one  think  this,that/k&  as 

fuch  will  we  be — when  we  arc  prefent 
1  MJ.for/wc&arefalfe  apoftles 
i».2o.  I  {hall  not  find  you  fuch  as  I  would 
.        and  be found  unto  you  fuch  as  ye  would  not 
Gal-'  J.23.  againft/k&  there  is  no  law 
E/>fe?/.?.27.not  having  fpor,or  any  fuch  thing 
Phil.z.z<). and  holdfuchin  reputation 
1  T^£-4.6".thatthe  Lord  is  the  avenger  of  all///. 
itheff.  3.12.  them  that  are  fucb,  we  command,  & 

1  Tim. 6. 5 .  from  fuch  withdraw  thy  felfe 
zTim.  3.  y.  from  fucb  turne  away 
Titus  3.  ri.  he  that  is  fucb,  is  fubverted,  &  finneth 
Heb.f. iz.  become  fuch  as  have  need  ofmilk 

7.26.  for  fucb  an  high  prieft  became  us 
8. 1.  we  have  fuch  an  high  prieft ,  who  is 
12.  3.  confider  him  that  endured  fuch  contradi. 
13. 16-  with  fucb  facrifices  God  is  well  pleafed 
Jam.  4. 1 3 .  to  morrow  we  will  goe  into  fucb  a  city 
16.  all  fuch  rejoycing  is  evill 

2  Pet.x.17.  when  there  camefuch  a  voice  to  him 

3  John  8.  we  therefore  ought  to  receive  fuch 
Rev.  5.  13.  and/itffcasareinthefea  ,  and  all  that 

1 6.18.  fuch  as  was  not  fince  men  were 
zo.g.on  fucb  the  fecond  death  hath  no  power 
•imclj  like. 
E^.18.14.  and  confidereth,&  doth  not  fuch  like 
Gal.%.z  1.  drunkenefle,,revellings,and./M  like 

g>Ut\)aone, 
Gftf.41.38.  can  vie  find  fuch  a  one  as  this  is 
Ruth  4.1.  ho, fuch  a  one,turne  afide 
Job  14.3.  thou  open  thine  eyes  uponfuch  a  one 
Pfal. <;o.z  1.  that  I  was  fuch  a  one  as  thy  felfe 
68.21  fcalpe  of fucb  a  one  as  goeth  on  in  his 

1  Cor.  5.5.  fuch  a  one  unto  Satan  for  the  deftrucr. 

1 1 .  with  fucb  a  one,  no,  not  to  eat 

2  Cor.z.f.  left  perhaps///^  a  one  mould  be  fwal. 

10. 1 1.  let  fuch  a  one  think  this,  that 
1 2.2.  fuch  a  one  caught  up  to  the  third  heaven 
% .  of  fuch  a  one  will  I  glory 
Gal.  6.  r .  xef\ove  fuch  a  one  in  the  fpirit  of  meek. 
Phik.y.  beingfucb  a  one  as  Paul  the  agdd 
guntband  £>viti). 

1  Sam.zi.z.  my  fervants  to  fuch  and  fucb  a  place 

2  Sam.xz.  8.  would  have  given/kfc  &  fuch  things 
2  Kjng^.%.  in  fuch  and  fuch  a  place  mall  be  my 


&UCI)  things ,  See  flPhlrujff, 

£>uti)ati)iteg. 
1  Chro.  2.  55 .  and  Suchathites.  Thefe  are  the  Ken 

£>ucb. 
Gen.zi.7.  Sarah  mould  have  given  children  fuch 
1  Sam.i.  23.  gave  her  fonfuck  untill  (he  weaned 
1  Kmg.z.zi.  to  give  my  child M,behold,  it  Was 
Z.aw.4.3.  fea-raonfters  give/«c^  to  their  young 
Mat.z4.19.  woe  to  them  that  gi vefuck^  in  thofe 

Mark,  13- 17-  Lukezi.  23. 
Lu\e  23.29.  bief.are-the  paps  that  never  gave  I 

Deut.iz.xj.  made  him  to/k£  hony  out  of  the  ro 
33-1?-  they  ihall/z/^of  the  abundance  of  the 
Job  3.12.  or  why-the  breafts,that  I  mould  fuck 
20.16.  he  (hall  fuck  poifon  of  afpes 
39.30.  her  young  ones  alfofuck  up  blood 
//a.6o.i6.fhaltalfo/k$  the  milk  of  the  Gentiles 
and  fhalt/k£  the  breaft  of  kings 
66. ti.  that  ye  may  fuck,  and  be  fatisfied 
12.  then  {hall  ye/k^  ye  fhalbe  borne 
E^.23.34.  malt  even  drink  it  and  fuck  "out 
Joel  z.  16.  chi.  and  thofe  that  fuc\  the  breafts 

&ucheo. 
Cant.%.i.  that  fucked  the  breafts  ofniy  mother 
Luke  11.  27.  blefled— the  paps  which  thou  haft/ 

J&uctUng, 
Numb.x  1. 12.  as  a  nurfing  father  beareththe/}^ 
1  Sam.7.9.  Samuel  took  afuckinglamb 
Ifa.i  1.8.  fucking  child  fhall  play  on  the  hole  of 

49.1  %.  can  a  woman  forget  her  fucking  child 
Lam.4.4.  tongue  of  the  picking  child 

ismcfctfing. 

Dew.3  2.  2?.  the  fucking  with  the  man  of  gray  ha. 
1  Saw.  1  ? .  3 .  flay  both  man  and  woman  .infant  &  / 
^•.44.7.  to  cue  off  from  you— child  andfucUmi 

S>HCWfng0, 
1  Sam.  22.  1 9.  children  and  fueling; ,  &  oxen  & 
P/2rf.  8.  2.  out  of  the  mouth  of  babes  SifuckUngs 
Lam.  2.  xx.fuckUngs  fwoone  in  the  ftrcets  of  the 
Ato.21.16.  of fuckjings  thou  haft  perfected  praife 

j&ntfflen. 

706  22.10.  andfitddcn  feare  troubleth  thee 
Prov.i.z1).  be  not  afraid  of  fudden feare 

1  Thejf.^.i.  then  fudden  deftru&ion  cometh 
£mt>t)enl|?. 

Mtffli.  6.  9.  if  any  man  die  very  fuddenly  by  him 
1 2. 4.  the  Lord  fpake  fuddenly  unto  Mofes 
3f  .22.  thruft  him  fuddenly  without  enmity 

Deut.7.4.  againft  you,and  deftroy  you  fuddenly 

Jojb.10.9.  Jofhua  thereforecametothem/M/oz, 
1 1.7.  by  the  waters  of  Merom  fuddenly 

z  Sam.i  y .  1 4.  left  he  overtake  us  fuddenly 

2  Cbro.z9.i6.rejoyced,  forthe  thing  was  done fu. 
Job  <c.  3.  but  fuddenly  I  curfed  his  habitation 

9.23.  Ray  fuddenly,  he  will  laugh  at  the  trlall 
Pfal.6.xo.  returne,  and  be  afhamcd/?/di&»/y 
64. 4.  fuddenly  doe  they  fhoot  at  hinij  &  feare 
7.  fuddenly  fhall  they  be  wounded 
Pw\6.i5".  his  calamity  come  fuddenly 

fuddenly  fhall  he  be  broken  without  remedy 
24.22.  their  calamity  fhall  rife  fuddenly 
29.1.  fhall  fuddenly  be  deftroyed,and  that 
Ecclef.  9.12.  when  it  fzllethfuddenly  upon  them 
lfa.zg.%.  yea,  it  fhalbe  at  an  \ni\antfuddenly 
30.13.  whofe  breaking  cometh  fuddenly 
47.  n.defolationfhallcomeupon  theefudd. 
48.3 . 1  did  them  fuddenly ,&  they  came  to  pafle 
Jer.q.zo.  fuddenly  are  my  tents  fpoiled 
6. 26".  fpoiler  fhall  fuddenly  come  upon  us 
1 5.8.I  have  caufed  him  to  fall  upon  itfuddcnly 
1 8.22.  fhalr  bring  a  troupe  fuddenly  upon 
49. 1 9. 1  will  fuddenly  make  him  run  away 

Chap.  jo.  44. 
J 1 .8 .  B  abylon  is  fuddenly  fallen 
Hab.z.7.  mall  they  not  rife  up  fuddenly 
Mal.3.x.  fhall  fuddenly  come  to  his  temple 
Mar.9-8.and  fuddinly  when  they  had  looked 

1 3 .  36.  left  coming  fuddenly,  he  find  ye 
Luke  2.13  and  fuddenly  there  was  with  the  angel 

9.  39.  fpirit  taketh  him,he  fuddenly  crieth  out 
Acl.z-z.  and (fuddenly  there  came  a  found 
9.  3.  fuddenly  there  mined  a  light 
16*.  26.  fuddenly  there  was  a  great  earth-quake 
22. 6.  fuddenly  there  fhone  a  great  light 
28.  6.  fhouldhave  fallen  down  dead  fuddenly 
1  Tim  a.  z  z-  lay 


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SUF 


SUF 


SUF 


SUF 


SUM 


i  Tim.  5.  zz.  lay  hands  J uddenly  on  no  man 

J§>ue. 

j)f«f.  j.40.  willfue  thee  ac  the  law,and  take  away 

puffer. 

Bipi.1i.23!  will  notfuffer  the  deftroyer  to  come 

22.18.  thou  (halt not /a/f^  a  wirch  to  live 
Lev.z.i}. neither  fuffer  the  fait  of  the  covenant  to 

19  17.  rebuke  thy  neighboured  notfuffer  fin 
22.16.  or  /*«/f«"  them  to  beare  the  iniquity  of 
N«^b.n-i3-Sihon  would  notfuffer  Ifrael  to  pa. 
Jojh.10. 1 9-Juffer  them  not  to  enter  into  their  cities 
TWg.  i«34-  notfuffer  them  to  come  down  to  the 
1  j.  1 .  but  her  father  would  notfuffer  him 
16.  z6.  fuffer  me  that  I  may  feele  the  pillars 
!  Sam.  14.  11.  notfuffer  the  revengers  of  blood 
!  i^w.15.17.  that  he  might  not  /«//w  any  to  goe 
£^.3.8.  not  for  the  kings  profit  to  fuffer  them 
fob  9.  18.  he  will  notfuffer  me  to  take  my  breath 
j  1 .  3.  fuffer  me  that  1  may  fpeak 
j4.11.  tread  their  wine-prcffeSjand/^?  thirft 
26.Z.  fuffer  me  a  little,and  I  will  fhew 
p/rt/.9.i3-con(idermy  trouble  which  Ifuffcr 
lfi.io.neither  fuffer  thy  holy  one  to  fee  corrup. 
H.io.young  lions  doe  lacke,  and  fuffer  hung. 
55.22.  he  (hall  never  fuffer  the  right,  to  be  mo. 
88. 1  5.  while  I  fuffer  my  terrours  ,  I  am  diftra. 
3^.33.  notfuffer  my  faithfulneffe  to  faile 
101.  5.  and  a  proud  heart  will  1  notfuffer 
I  a  1 .3.  he  will  notfuffer  thy  foot  to  be  moved 
Prov. 10. i.  not  fuffer  the  foule  of  the  righteous  to 
19.  1  J.  and  an  idle  foule  ihall  fuffer  hunger 

19.  a  man  of  great  wrath  {hah  fuffer  punilh. 
EtcH ■")■<>■  fuffer  not  thy  mouth  to  caufe  thy  flefh 

1 2.  abundance  of  the  rich  will  not  fuffer  him 
E^.44.20.  nor  fuffer  their  Jocks  to  grow  long 
M at .3 .15.  Ajftv  i  t  to  be  fo  now  :  for  thus  it 
8.x  1.  fuffer  me  firft  to  bury  my  father 

3  t.  fuffer  us  to  goe  into  the  herd  of  fwine 
16.  a  1  .and  fuffer  many  things  of  the  elders 
I7.i2-likewife  mail  alfo  the  Son  ofmanfuffer 
17 .  how  long  mail  I/«j^r  you  ?  bring  him 
Mar.  9.19- 
19. 14.  fuffer  little children,and  forbid  them 
13.13. neither/a^'  ye  them  that  are  entring 
Mar. 7. iz.and  ye /k//w*  him  no  more  to  doe  ought 
8.31.  that  the  Son  of  man  muff  fuffer  many 
9.11.  muft/«ffi'  many  things,  and  be  fet  at 

10. 14.  fuffer  little  children  to  come  unto  me 
11. 16.  &  would  notfuffer  that  any  man  mould 

Lu\t  8.  3  2.  /w/j&r  them  to  enter  into  them 
9.  zz. fuffer  many  things,  and  be  rejected 
41.  how  long  ihall  1  be  with  you,  and  fuffer 
59.  fuffer  me  fir  ft  to  goe  bury  my  fa  the  r 
17.1j.but  firft  muft  he  fuffer  many  things 
1^,16.  fuffer  little  ch'ldren  to  come  unto  me 

22.1 5.  paffeover  with  you  before  Ifuffcr 

5  1.  fuffer  ye  thus  far.  And  he  touched  his  ear 
24.  4<?.  and  thus  it  behoved  Chrlft  to  fuffer 

Acl.z.z-j.  neither — fuffer  thineholy  One  to  fee 
3.18.  that  Chrift  mould  fuffer  ,  he  hath  fo  ful. 
5.4I. counted  worthy  to  fuffer  fhamefor  his  N. 
7.14.  and  feeing  one  of  them  fuffer  wrong 
9.16.  things  he  muft  fuffer  for  my  Names  fake 
13.35.  thou  ftialt  notfuffer  thy  holy  One  to 
2 1-39.  fuffer  me  to  fpeak  unto  the  people 
.26.23.  that  Chrift  mould  fuffer  ^and  that  he 

R"»z.8.i7.  if  fo  be  that  we  fuffer  with 

1  Cor. 3. 1  5.  {hall  be  burnt,  he  ihall ///^ffloflc 
4.1  z.  being  perfecuted,  we  fuffer  it; 

6.7,  why — not  rather  fuffer  your  felves  to  be 
912.  but  fuffer  all  things,  left  we  fhould 
10,13.  notfuffer  you  to  be  tempted  above  that 
1 2.  id.  one  member  fuffer ,  all  the  memb.  fuffer 
z  Cor.  1.6.  fame  fufFerings  which  ye  alfo  fuffer 

1 1. 19.  ye  fuffer  fools  gladly,feelng  ye  your  fel. 

20.  for  ye  fuffer,  if  a  man  bring  you  into 
Gal.f.it.  why  doe  I  yet  fuffer  perfecution 

6 .  1 2.1eft  he  fhould  fuffer  perfecu.for  the  crofle 
Phil,  r  .19.  but  alio  to  fuffer  for  his  fake 

4-  Vj.  both  to  abound,  and  to  fuffer  need 
i  Thcff.^.q,  to'd  you  before,  that  we  mould  fuffer 

2  Theff.1.5.  kingdom  of  God,  for  which  ye  alfo/; 
1  Tiw.z.i  z.  but  I  fuffer  not  a  woman  to  teach 

4  10.  therefore  we  both  labour,  and  fuffer  rep. 
1  Tnn.1.1 1.  for  wn;ch  caufe  1  alfo  fuffer  thefe 
29.  where'n  1  fuffer  trouble  as  an  evill 


1 2.  if  we  Juffer,  we  Ihall  alfo  reigne 

3.12.  live  godly  ihall  fuffer perfecution 

Heb.ii.z-).  chufing  rather  to  fuffer  affliction 

13.3.  remember  them  which  fuffer  adverfitie 

22.  fuffer  the  word  of  exhortation 

1  Pet.z.zo.  if  when  ye  doe  well,and/«jfo'  for  it 
3.i4.but  and  if  ye  fuffer  for  nghceoufnefle  fake 

17.  that  ye  fuffer  for  well-doing,  then  for 

4.1  j.  but  let  none  of  you  fuffer  as  a  murderer 

16.  yet  if  any  man  "fuffer  as  a  Chriftian,  let 

19.  let  chem  fuffer  according  Co  the  will  of 

#W.2.io.feare  none  of  thefe  things-thou  ftialt/. 

1 1. 9.  notfuffer  their  dead  bodyes  to  be  put  in 

[gjtttfeECO; 

Gen.  zo.6.  fuffercd  I  thee  not  to  touch  her 
3 1 .7.  God  fuffered  him  not  to  hurt  me 
28.  haft  not  fuffered  me  to  kifle  my  fons 

Deut.Z.z,.  humbled  thee ,&  fuffercd  thee  to  hunger 
18. 14.  thy  God  hath  not  fuffered  thee  fo  to  doe 

Judg.  3.28.  and  fufcred  not  a  man  to  paflb  over 

1  S am- z 4. 7.  fuffered  them  not  to  rife  againft  Saul 

2  Sam.zi.  10.  fuffered  neither  birds  of  the  aire,nor 

1  Chro.  1 6. 21.  he  fuffered  no  man  to  doe  them 
Job  31.30.  neither  fuffered  my  mouth  to  .fin 
Pfal.105.14.  he  fuffered  no  man  to  doe  them 
Jet.  1 5.1  y.know  that  for  thy  fake  1  fuffercd  rebuke 
Mat-$.  1  5.  fuffer  it :  then  he  fuffered  him 

I9.8. fuffered  you  to  put  away  your  wives 
24-43-not  have  fuffercd  his  houfe  to  be  broken 
27 ^.fuffered  many  things  this  day  in  a  dream 
Mai'.i-Z4-  fuffered  not  the  devils  to  fpeak 
5.  19.  fuffered  him  not,  but  faith  unto  him 
2.6.  fuffercd  many  things  of  many  phyficians 
37.  hefufferedno  man  to  follow  him,  fave 

10. 4.  Motes  fuffered  to  write  ai>ill  of  divorce. 
Liife  4.  41.  rebuking  them,  fuffered  them  not  to 

8.32.  to  enter  into  them,  and  he  fuffered  them 

$i.  fuffered  no  mm  to  goe  in,  fave  Peter 
12.39.not  have  fuffered his  houfe  to  -be  bioken 
13.4.  finners  above — 'bee.  they  fuffered  fuch 
24.  2  6.  ought  not  Chrift  to  have  fuffered 
Atl'i  3.  i8.fourtie  yeeres  fuffered  he  their  manners 
14.16.  fuffered  all  nations  to  walk  in  their  own 
16.7.  but  the  (pint  fuffered  them  not    . 
17.3.  Chrift  muft  needs  have  fuffered 
19.  30,  entered — .the  difciples  fufferedhim  not 
28.16.  Paul  was  fuffered  to  dwell  by  himfeife 

2  CVw.7.12.  nor  for  his  caufe  that  fuffered  wrong 

II. 2  J.  thrice  I  fuffered  fhipwrack 
Ga/-3.4-  have  ye  fuffercd^  many  things  in  vaine 
PW.3-8.for  whom  Ifufferedthe  lofle  of  all  things 
1  Tbcff.  2.2.  after  that  we  had  fuffered  before 
14.  for  ye  have  fuffercd  like  things  of 
Heb.z.18.  himfeife  hath  f»ffered,he  is  able  to  fuc. 
y.  8.  obedience  by  the  things  which  he  fuffered 
7.23-becaufe  they  were  notfufferedto  continue 
9.  26.  for  then  mufthe  often  have  fuffered 
13. 12.  might  fanftifie  the  people — fuffered 
1  Pet.z.zi.  fuffered  for  us,  leaving  us  an  example 

23.  when  he  fuffered,  he  threatned  not 
3. 18.  Chrift  alfo  hath  once  fuffercd  for  fins 
4.1. for  as  much  then  as  Chrifl  hath  fuffered  for 

that  hath  fuffered  in  the  flefh  hath  ceafed 
J.  10.  after  ye  have  fuffered  a  whikjOiake  you 

Kev.z.zo.  becaufe  thou  fuffcreH  that  woman  Jeze. 

fuffereth. 

Vfal.66'$.  and  fuffereth  not  our  feet  to  be  moved 
107. 38. Sifuffoctb  not  their  cattell  to  decreafc 
Mai.  1 1 . 1 2.  kingdome  of  heaven  fuffereth  violence 
Afl.zS-^.  yet  vengeance  fuffheth not  to  live 
1  Cor.  1 3.4.  charity  fuffereth  long,and  is  kind 

buffering. 
Ab~t.  27. 7.  the  wind  not  fuffring  us,  we  failed 
Heb.z.9.  for  the  fuffenne  of  death,  crowned  with 
Jam.^.io.for  an  example  of ////frrwg  affliction 

1  Per.  2-  19.  endure  griefc,f«/j?'Ws?,wrongfully 
Jude  T.fuffering  the  vengeance  of  etemall  fire 

^    g»aferfngs. 
Bow. 8. 1 8.  fuffer'mgs  of  this  piefent  time  are  not 

2  Cffr.1.5.  for  as  the  fuffer'mgs  of  Chrift  abound  in 

6.  fame  fuffer'mgs  which  we  alfo  fuffer 

7.  that  as  ye  are  partakers  of  the  fuff  rings 
PW/.3.10.I  mayknow  the  fellcwftiipof  Hs  fuffer. 
Col.  i.24.who  now  rejoice  n  my  fuffer'mgs  for  you 
Hii.i.io.to  make  the  captaine  perfect  through  f 


J 1  Pet.1.1 1.  teftified  before-hand  the  Juffenngs  of 
4.13.  rejoice, — ye  are  partakersof  ChriLts/«. 
y.  1.  am  a  wicnefle  of  the  fuff  trings  of  Chrift 

Numb.  11.  22.  herds  be  flaine  for  them  to  ///jJSre 

or  all  the  fifh  be  gathered  together  to [affice 
Dcut.$.z6.  let  it  fuffice  thee,  fpeake  no  more  unto 
1  King.  20. 10.  ifthe  dull  of  Samaria  (hall//^< 
£^.44. 6.  let  it  fuffice  you  ofall  your  abomina. 

4T-  9-  ^t  it  fuffice  you— remove  violence 
1  Ptf.4.3.  fuffice  to  have  wrought  the  will  of  che 

Judg.  21.14.  and  yet  (otheyfufficed  them  not 
K«t/?  2.  14.  ihe  did  eat,  and  was  fuffked 

1 8.  that  ftie  had  referved  after  fhe  vtasfufBc 

.Ms  14.8.  fhew  us  the  Father ,and  it  fufficeth us 

/»&  io.zz.  olhisfufficiertcic  he  ihall  be  in  ftraits 

1  c<»"-3-5.  but  our  fuffimnde  is  of  God 

9-S.fuffkiencic  in  all  things  may  abound  to  eve 

Exod.ic.7.  there  ftuffe  they  had  wasfufficient 
De/tt.  1 5.8.  ihalc  furely  lend  him  fuffident  for  his 

3  3  -7-  let  his  hand  befufficient  for  him 
PfW.25.16.  eatfomuch  as  hfufficient  for  thee 
//fl.40. 16.  Lebanon  is  not  fuffiuent  to  burne,nor 

.iffiafts  thereof fiiffickm  for  a  burnt  off.  ring 
Mat.6.2A.fuffic.antothe  day  is  the  evill  thereof 
t*  14.  28.  whether  he  have  fufficient  to  finifh  h 
/ofe?  6. 7.  two  hund.  peni-worth  ofbread  is  notf. 

2  Cof,z.6.fujfident  to  fuch  a  man  is  this  punifhment 

16.  and  who  is  fuffident  for  thefe  things 
.3  •  f.not  that  we  are  fuffident  of  our  felves 
1 2.  9.  ray  giace  is  fuffident  for  thee 

<£>afffc(ftUip. 

2  C&n  3  0.3 .  had  not  lanftified  themfelves/^a. 
iya.23.18.to  eat  fuffickntly,  and  for  durable  clo. 

Jud.17.10  ten  fhekels  offilver  by  the  yeere,&  af 
z  Sam.  1 5. 4. which  hath  any  fun  might  come  unto 
Job  11. 19.  many  Ihall  makejuit  unto  thee 

£mitff. 
lfa-i.zz,  thechangeable/airxofapparell 

z  Chro.tz.^.the  Lubims,the  Su^imsjche  Ethiop. 

J&I8H. 

Exod.z1.30.  if  there  be  laid  on  him  a/««2  ofmon. 

30.12.  when  thou  takeft  the/*^ofthe  child. 

38.  21,  this  is  the  fum  of  the  tabernacle 

Numb.  1.2.  take  ye  the  fum  ofall  the  congregat. 

Chap.26.z. 
49.  of  Levi,  neither  take  the  fum  of  them 
4.2.  take  the  fum  of  the  fons  of  Kohath 

22.  take  alfo  the  fum  of  the  fons  of  Gerfhom 
z6. 4.  take  the  fum  of  all  the  peo.  from  twenty 
31.  z6-  take  thefum  of  the  prey  that  was  taken 
49.  take  the  fum  of  the  men  of  war 
2  Sam.  24. 9.  Joab  gave  up  the  j?*«  of  the  numb. 
1  Chro.  21.  5. 
£i^-4. 7-y*w»  ofmoney  that  Hamanhad  promifed 
P/a/.  139. 17.  how  great  is  thefum  of  them 
£^.28. 12.  thou  fealeft  up  thefum  full  of  wifd 
D<2».7.i.wrote  the  dreame,&  told  the  fum  of  the 
Acl.7. 16.  that  Abraham  bought  for  a  fum  of  mo. 

2  2.28.  with  a  great  fum  obtained  1  this 
Hcfe.  8. 1.  things  we  have  fpoken,this  is  thefum 

z  Kjng.zz  4.  that  he-may  fum  the  filrer  which  is 

j&uromer. 
Gen.  8.22.  fummer  and  winter  fhall  not  ceafe 
fudg.$.  20.  he  was  fitting  in  afummcr-parlqur 

24.  he  covereth  his  feet  in  his/#«w/-cham. 
Pftl.  3  2. 4.  my  moift.  is  turned  into  the  drou.  off. 

74. 1 7.  thou  haft  made  fummer  and  winter 
Prov.g.S.  provideth  her  meat  in  fummer 

10. 5.  he  thatgathereth  in  fummer  is  a  wife  fon 
26. 1 .  as  fnow  in  fummer, and  raine  in  har  veft 
30.  25.  ants  not  ftrong,  yet  prepare  meat  in/. 
Ift.  28.4.  and  as  the  haflie  fruit  before  fummer 
Jer.S.  20.  harveft  is  paft,  the  fummer  is  ended 
£>,#*. 2.35.  as  thechafte  ofthefummer  threihing 
.4«os  3. 1  y. lie  finite  the  winter-houfe  with  the  fu. 
Zecb.14.8.  in  fummer  and  in  winter  ihall  it  be 
Mat.  24.  32.  forth  leaves,  ye  know  that  fummer  Jsl 
Mark  13.  28.I 
Luhe  21.30.  that 


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SUN 


SUN 


SUN 


SUP 


Luke  z  i  .30.  that Jumwe?  is  now  nigh  at  hand 

a  Sam<i6*z.  bread  and  the/«/»w-fruit  for  the 
Amos  8.1.  behold,a  basket  of fummer-ftmt 
2.  and  I  faid,  A  basket  of/#«z/MT-fruic 
§fr\xmmtt~frMts. 
2  Sam.i6.i.and  an  hundred  offummer-fxmts,Si  a 
lfa.16.  9-  thy  fummer- fruits,  thy  harveft  is  fallen 
Jir.40.10.  gather  ye  wine  and  fummer-ftuits 
11.  gathered  wine  and  fumme,-ftuits  very 
48.  3  z-  fpoiler  is  fallen  upon  thy/««/#£7-fruits 
Micah  7.1. 1  am  as  when  they  have  gachcr./«».fr. 

j&umtnev. 
lfa.iZ.6.  and  the  foules  (hzllfummer  upon  them 

^uncptuonClp. 
Lu{e  16.19.  and  faredfumptuoufly  every  day 

jfcunDer. 
Pfal.4g.9t  he  cutteth  the  fpeare  infunder 
107. 1 4.  and  brake  their  bands  in  fundev 
\6.  he  hath  cut  the  banes  of  iron  in  [under 
lfa.zy.9-  as  chalke-ftones  that  are  beaten  in  fund. 

4?. 2.  He  cut  the  barres  of  iron  infunder 
Vahum  1.13.  and  will  burft  the  bonds  mfunder 
Luke  12,. 46.  not  ware,  &will  cut  hhn  in /««<&>• 

fob  4i.17.they  flick  togeth.that  they  cannot  be/. 

Heb.i.i.  God,who  at/}W^times,andinJivers 

Expa  3.11.  and  they  fung  together  by  courfe 
lfa.z6.i.  in  that  day  fhall  thisfong  be  fung 
2dAt.x6.lo.  when  they  had  fung  an  hymne,  they 

Mar.  14.  z6. 
Rev.1].  9.  and  they  fung  a  new  fong,  faying 
14.3.  and  they  fung  as  it  were  a  new  fong 

1  Sam.  1 7.49.that  the  ftone  funk  into  his  forehead 

2  I^»g.  1 9.14.  and  he  funk,  down  in  his  charet 
P/d/.9.  1  J .  heathen  ate  funk  down  in  the  pit 
Jtr.x^-6.  fo  Jeremiah  funk  in  the  m're 

22.  thy  feeet  are//#2^  in  the  mire 
Lam.z.9.  her  gates  are  funk  'n  tne  ground 
Act.zo.  9.  fun\  down  with  fleep3  andfell  down 

GfB.i  J.  ii.  when  the  fun  was  going  down/  deep 
17.  it  came  to  pafl'e  when  the  fun  Went  down 
19.23.  fun  was  rifen  upon  the  earth,  when 
28.11.  Jacob  tarried — becaufe  the  fun  was  fet 
3 1.3  r.  pafled  over  Penuel,  the  fun  arofe  upon 
37.9.  fun,Sc  the  moon,&  the  eleven  ftars  made 

Exod.  16. zi.  &  when  the /««  waxed  hot,it  melted 

1 7.1 2.ha>were  fteady  till  the  going  do.of  the  f. 

22.3.  ifthe  fun  be  rifen  upon  him  ,  there  fhall 

16.  deliver  it— by  that  the  fun  goeth  downe 

I.efl.s2.7.whenthe/«»is  downe,  he  fhalbe  clean 

Nttmb.zl.a.  hang  them  up  bef.  the  Lord  ag.  the  f. 

Dent. 4.19.  and  when  thou  feeftthe/wz,  and  the 
11.30.  by  the  way  that  the  fun  goeth  down 
16.6.  at  even,at  the  going  down  of  the  fun 

17.3.  and  worshipped  them,  eirher  the  fun  or 

23.11.  the  ftfsisdown,  he  fhall  come  into  the 
24. 1 3. pledge  againe  when  the  fun  goeth  down 

1 5.  neither  fhall  th&fun  goe  down  upon  it 
33.14.  precious  fruits  brought  forth  by  the  fun 
/a/S.i.4.toward  the  going  down  of  the /«s 
8,  29.  afibone  as  the  fun  was  down  Jofh.  com. 

10. 12.  fun,  ftand  thou  ftill  upon  Gibeon 
13.  the  fun  flood  ftill,and  the  moon  flayed 

fo  the  fun  flood  ftiH  in  the  midft  of  hea. 
27. going  down  of  the  fun, — they  took  them 
Judg.^.X  1.  that  love  him  be  as  the  fun  when  he 
8.13.  returned  from  battell  before  the/«s  was 
9.33.  aflooneasthe/«8  isup,  thou  fhalt  rife 
14.  18.  before  the  fun  went  down  ,  What  is 
1 9. 1 4.  the  fun  went  down— when  they  were  by 

1  Sam.  1 1.  9.  time  the  fun  be  hot  ye  fhall  have 

2  Sam.z.  24.  the  fun  went  down  when  they  were 

3.3?.  if  I  tafte  bread — till  the '/as  be  down 
12. 11.  lie  with  thy  wives  in  the  fight  of  this/] 
■i  2. 1  will  doe  this  thing  before  the  fun 

23.4.  as  the  light  of  the  mor.  when  the  fun  ari. 
i  JC'«g-2  2.36.procl.~about  the  going  do.  of  the/? 
2  Kr"g-Z  -22.  and  the  fun  fhone  upon  the  water 

2.3. y.  them  alfo  that  burnt  incenfe  to  the  fun 
1 1.  the  kings  of  Judah  had  given  to  the  fun 
aad  burnt  the  charets  of  the  fun  with  fire 


z  Chro.  18.34.  time  of  the  pm  going  down,he  died 

Nebem.  7.  3.  be  opened  till  the  fun  be  hot 

Job  8.16.  he  is  greene  before  the  fun 

9.7.  which  commandeth  the//«;,&  it  rifeth  not 
30.18. 1  went  mourning  without  the/«s 
3  i.z6.  if  I  beheld  thefun  when  it  fhined 

Vfal.ig.a,.  in  them  hath  he  fet  a  taber,  for  the  fun 
5  8.  8.  that  they  may  not  lee  the  fun 
7  i,  j.  feare  thee  as  long  as  the  jun  and  moon 

17.  name  fhalbe  continued  as  long  as  the  /. 
74.1/5.  thou  haft  prepared  the  light,  &  the  fun 
84. 11.  the  Lord  is  a  y«s  and  a  fhield 
89.36.and  his  throne  as  the  fun  before  me 
104. 19.  the  fun  knoweth  his  going  down 

22.  the  fun  arifeth,  they  gather  themfelves 
1 2 1.6.  the  fun  fhall  not  finite  thee  by  day.. 
136.8.  the  fun  to  rule  the  day 
148.3.  praife  ye  him/«K  and  moon 

Ecclef.  1.  ?.  the  fun  arifeth,  &  the  fun  goeth  down 
6.;.  moreover  he  hath  not  feene  the  fun 
7. 1 1.  profit  to  them  that  fee  the  fun 

1 1.7.  pleafant  for  the  eyes  to  behold  the  fun 
i2.2.while  the  fun  or  the  ftars  be  not  darkned 

Cant. 1.6.  becaufe  thefun  hath  looked  upon  me 

6. 10.  cleare  as  thefun,  and  terrible 
lfa.13.10.fun  fhalbe  darkened  in  his  going  forth 

24.  23.  moon  fhalbe  confound. &  thefun  afha. 

30.26.li.  of  the  moon  fhalbe  as  the  li.  of  the/. 

light  of  the  fun  fhalbe  feven  fold,as  the  li. 

38.8.  gone  down  in  the/#/z-diall  of  Ahaz 

fb  thefun  returned  ten  degrees 
49.10.  neither  fhall  the  heatnor  fun  finite 
60.19.  fun  fhalbe  no  more  thy  light  by  <lay 
20.  thy  fun  fhall  no  more  goe  down 
Je't.l.z.  they  fhall  fpread  them  before  thefun 
1  J. 9.  her//tfz  is  gone  down  while  it  was  yet 
31.35;.  which  giveth  thefun  for  light  by  day 
Etpk  8.16.  they  worihipped  the  fun  towards  the 

3  2.4,7.  I  will  cover  the  fun  with  a  cloud 
Dan. 6. 14.  till  the  going  down  of  the  fun  to  deliv. 
Joel  2.  io.  the  fun  and  the  moon  fhalbe  dark 
31.  thefun  (halbe  turned  into  darknefle 
3.1  <j.  fmand  the  moon  fhalbe  darkened 
Amos  8.9.  He  caufj  thefun  to  goe  down  at  noone 
Jonah  4.8.  when  thefun  did  arife,  that  God  prep. 
and  the  fun  beat  upon  the  head  of  Jonah 
Mlcab  3.6. fun  fhall  goe  down  over  the  prophets 
Nahum  3,i7.;when  the  fun  arifeth  ,  they  flee  away 
Hab.x.i  1 .  fun  and  moon  flood  ftill  in  their  habic. 
Mal.^.z.  to  you  fhall.tlne  Sun  of  rightebufnefle 
Mat.1). 45.  fun  to  rife  on  the  evill,  &  on  the  good 
13.6.  fun  was  up,  they  were  fcorched 

45.  then  fhall  the  righteous  fhine  asthefim 
17.2.  and  his  face  did  fhine  as  thefun 
24.29.afbr  the  tribul.— fliall  the  fun  be  dark 
Mar.  1.  31.  fun  did  fee,  they  brought  unto  him  all 
4.6.  but  when  thefun  was  up,  it  was  fcorched 
13.24.  after  that  tribula.  thefun  fhalbe  darke. 
Luke  4.  40.  fun  was  fetting,all  that  had  any  ficke 
2i.2f  .'and  there  fhalbe  fignes  in  thefun 
23.4?,  and  the/##  was  darkened,  &  the  vail  of 
Aft. z.zo.fun  into  darkeneffe,the  moon  into  blood 
13.  11.  not  feeing  the  fun  for  a  feafon 
z6. 1 3.  brightnefTe  of  the  fun  fhining  round 
27.  20.  and  when  neither  fun  nor  ftars  in  many 
1  Car. t  j  .4.1.  there  is  one  glory  of  the//^,another 
Epkf.$.z6-  let  not  thefun  goe  down  upon  your 
Jam.  1 . 1 1 .  for  thefun  is  no  fboner  rifen ,  but  it 
Rev.1.16.  countenance  as  the  fun  (hineth  in  his 
6.  1 2.  the  fun  became  black,  as  fack-cloth  of 
8.12.  the  third  part  of  the  fun  was  fmitten 
9.2.  and  the/«z,and  the  aire  were  darkened 
1 0.1.  and  his  face  was  asitweiethe//<» 
1 2. 1 .  a  woman  clothed  with  thefun 
i  6.8.  powred  out  his  viaJl  upon  the  fun 
19.  17.  and  T  faw  an  angel  /landing  in  thefun 
21.23  and  the  city  had  no  need  ofihefim 
22.  if.  need  no  candle,  neither  light  of  the  fun 
*£nin  joyned  with  rifing,  See  l&ffing. 
Under  the  §g>i\x\, 
Ecclef  t  .3.  labour  which  he  taketh  under  the  fun 
9.  no  new  thing  under  the  fun 
14.  feen  all  the  works  done  under  the  fun 

2.1 1 .  and  there  was  no  profit  under  thefun 

17.  wrought  under  the  fun  ,is  grievous  unto 

1 8.  labour  which  I  had  taken  under  the  fun 


19.  my  felfe  wile  under  ihejun 
2o.defpaire  of  all  labour  I  look  under  the/". 
22.  wherein  he  hath  laboured  under  the  fm 
3.16. 1  faw  under  thefun  the  place  of judgem; 
4.1.  oppreffions  that  are  done  under  the  iun 
3-  not  fecn  the  evill  worke  under  the  fun 
7. 1  returned ,  &  1  faw  vanity  under  the  fun 
1  J.I  confi.all  the  liv.  which  walk  und.  the/ 
5.13.  fore  evill  which  1  have  feen  under  the/. 
18.  goodofallhislab.thathe  ta.und.  the/. 
6.  1.  an  evill  I  have  feen  under  the  pm 

I2.tell  a  man  what  fhalbe  aft.  him  un.the/. 
8.9.  unto  every  worke  done  under  thefun 
1  j.  no  better  thing  under  thefun,  then  to  eat 
which  God  giveth  him  under  thefun 
17.  not  find  out  the  work  done  under  thefun 
9.3.  among  all  things  that  are  done  und.  the/. 
6.  portion  in  any  thing  done  under  thefun 
9.  dayes-which  he  hath  giv.thee under  the/", 
and  labour  which  thou  takeft  under  the/. 
1 1 .  faw  under  the  fun,thzt  the  race  is  not 
13.  this  wifdomc  have  I  fecn  under  the  fun 
10.  f .  I  have  feen  under  the  fun  ,  as  an  errour 
ifcuperfluftfr. 
Jam.i.zi.  lay  apart  all  filthinefle  ,  &  fuperflmfu 

i§>ajjcrfliioit0. 
Lcv.z  1 . 1 8.  a  flat  no(e,or  any  thing  fuperfluous 

22.23.  bullock,  or  lamb  that  hath  any  thing/ 
2  Cor. 9. 1.  miniftring  to  the  faints  it  is fup.  for  me 

^wpei-fcrfpnon. 

Mat .22.  20.  whofe  is  this  image  and  fuperfcription 

Mar.  12.16. 
Mar.  \<.z6.  fuperfcription  of  his  accusation  was 
Luke  20.24.  whofe  fupafcriptum  hath  it 

23.38.  a  fuperfcription  alfo  was  written  over  him 

iibwperftttfon. 

Acl.z  S.19.  queftions  aga.  him  of  their  om\fuper. 

feupetftitions. 

/4fl.i7.22.perceive  that  in  all  things  ye  are  too/. 

£>up. 
Hab.1.9.  their  faces  fliall////;  up  as  the  eaft  wind 
Luke  17-8. make  readie  wherewith  I  may  fup 
Rcv.z.zo.  will  [up  with  him,  and  he  with  me 

1  Cor. 1  i.z  y.  took  the  cup  when  he  hzifuppcd 

puppet. 
Mar.6. zi.  Herod  on  his  birth-day  made  zfupper 
Luke  14. 1 2 .  dinner  or/.'f/w,call  not  thy  friends 
]  6.  a  ceitaine  man  made  a  great  flipper 
17.  fent  his  fervant  at  fupper  time,  to  fay 
24.  which  were  bidden  fliall  tafte  ofniy  fup. 
22.20.  likewife  alfo  ihecupafter/«£/w 
John  iz.z-  there  made  him  a  ptppr.r,8t  Mar.  ferv. 
13.2.  &  [upper  being  ended  (the  devil]  having 
4.  rifeth  ftomfuppcr  ,  &  laid  afide  his  garm. 
2 1 .2  o.  which  alio  leaned  on  his  breaft  atfupp. 
1  Cor. 1 1.  20.  this  is  not  to  eat  the  Lot  As  fupper 

21.  taketh  before  other  his  own  fuppcr 

Rev.]  9.9.  that  are  called  to  the  marriage  fuppcr 

17.  unco  the  f upper  of  the  great  God 

Supplant. 

/tr.9.4.  every  brother  will  uttztly  fupp font 

^upplanteO. 
Ges.27.36.for  he  hath  fuppla.  me  thefe  two  times 

Supple. 
£\t^.i6.4.neither  waft  thou  wafhed  in  wat-  to/«. 

Zcph.x.to.  my fuppllmts  fliall  bring  mine  offering 

S'-'Ppifcatfon.  _    , 

1  Sam.rx.iz.  and  I  have  not  made  fupplhatwn  to 
1  iCjng.B.  28.  have  ufpecT:  unto  his  implication 

2  Chro.  6. 19. 
30.  hearken  to  the  fuppliaition  of  thy  feryant 
33.  and  make  fupplicaticn  unto  thee  in  this 
38.  what  prayer  and  fupplication  foever  is_ 
4  J.  heare  their  prayer  Scfupphca.  maintains 
47.repent,and  make  fupplication  untp  thee 
49.  heare  their  fupplication  ,  maintain  their 

z  Chro.  6,11,39: 

5-2.  open  unto  the  fupplication  of  thy  fervant 

54.  praying  all  this  prayer  &  fupplkatian 

59.  wherewith  T  made  fupp'i •cali on  bef.  the  L. 

9.  3.  the  Lord  faid,  I  have  heard  thy  fuppluat. 

i  Chro.6.zA-  and  pray,  and  make  fupplication  unto 

29.  what  fupplication  fhalbe  made  of  any 

j  3.t  j .  was  intrca.  of  him,&  heard  iusfupplkat. 

3  E(l-d..S.  unro 


S'U  P 


SUP 


£f?.4.8.unto  the  king  to  make  [application 
Job  9. 1 5.I  would  make  {application  to  my  Judge 
Pfal.6-9.the  Lord  hath  heard  my  [application 
j  0.8. unto  the  Lord  I  made  my  {application 
5  j.  i.hide  not  thy  felf  from  my  J application 
1 19.170.let  my  [application  come  before  thee 
i4z.i.with  my  voice  did  I  make  my  [application 
jfaj.45.i4.they  (hall  make  [application  unto  thee 
Jet. $6. 7 .it  may  be  they  v/ill  prefent  their  [applica. 
3  7.10. let  my  [application  be  accepted  before  th. 
3 8. 2 6.1  presented  my  [upplicat.  before  the  king 
42.*.let  our  {application  be  accepted  before  thee 
9. ye  fent  me  to  prefent  your  j application 
Dan.6.i\. found  Daniel  makingfiipplicationbefoK 

9.20.while  I  was  prefenting  my  [application 
Ho[.  1 2. 4.  he  wept,and  made[app/ication  before 
Acls  i.i4.with  one  accord  in  prayer  and  [upplicat. 
Epbc[6. 18. with  all  prayer  and  [application 

and  [application  for  ail  faints 
Pfc/.4.6.but  in  every  thing  by  prayer  and  [applica. 

§)uppl(catton0. 
2  Cbto.6. 2 1.  hearken  unto  the  j applications  of  thy 

3  9.then  hear  thou —  their  [applications 
Job  8. 5. make  my  [applications  to  the  Almighty 

41. 3  .will  he  make  many  [applications  unto  thee 
V[al.  2  8 . 2  .hear  the  voice  of  my  [applications 

6.he  hath  heard  the  voice  oi  my  [applications 
3  i.22.thou  heardeft  the  voice  of  my  [abplicati. 
86.6.attend  to  the  voice  of my  J applications 
1 16. 1  .heard  my  voice,and  my  [applications 
1 30.2.ears  be  attentive  to  the  voiceof  my [app. 
140.tf.hear  the  voice  of 'my [applications ,0  Lo. 
143. 1. give  ear  to  my  [applications 
/e^3.2i.weeping  8i[appli.of  the  childr.  of  Ifrael 

3  i.9>and  with  [applications  will  I  lead  them 
0472.9.3  .to  (eek by  prayer  and  [applications,  with 
i7.htar  the  prayer  of  thy  fervant,  &  his[up. 
i8.not  prefent  our  fuppli.  before  thee  for  our 
2  3  .at  the  beginning  of  thy  [applications  the 
Zecb.  1 2 .  10  .pour — the  fpivit  of  grace  &  [applicatio. 

1  7M».x.i.that  firft  of  a\l,fupi>li. — be  made  for  all 

5>5.continueth  in  [applications**  night  and  day 
Heb.j^.when  he  had  offered  up  prayers  8t[uppli. 

^mpplp.  &applj?. 

2  CffA8.14.may  be  a  [apply  for  their  want 

alfo  may  be  a  [apply  for  your  want 
P£>z/.  i.i9.and  the /«|>£/j  of  the  Spirit  of  JefusCh. 
2-30.not  regarding  his  life,  to[apply  your  lack 
4. 1 9. my  God  (hall  {apply  all  your  need 
StippKeO. 

t  Ctf/M6.i7.1ackingonyeurpart3they  have  [applied 
2  Cot.  1  i.9_lacking  to  me,the  brethren  —{applied 

£>nppl(eth, 

2.ft»".9.i2.notonly  [appli.  the  want  of  the  faints 
i^>/;e/4.i6.compaci:.by  that  which  every  pint  {up. 

Support. 

AcJs  20.3  5  .ye  ought  to[apport  the  weak, and 

1  TbeJ^.i^Juppott  the  weak, be  patient  towa.  all 

j&uppcfe. 

2  Sam.  1 3. 31. let  not  my  lord  {uppo{e  that  they 
la\e7 .43.T  fuppo[e,heto  whom  he  forgave  moft 

1  a.y  1  .ftippo[e  ye  that  I  am  come  to  give  peace 

1  i.i.{appo{e  ye  that  thefe  Galileans  were  finn. 
John  2 1.25.1  [uppofc  that  even  the  world  it  felf 
Acts  2. 1 5. thefe  are  not  drunken,  as  ye[uppo[e 

1  Cot. 7. 26.I  [uppofc  therefore  that  this  is  good 

2  Cot.  i  i.f  .1  [appoje,  I  was  not  a  w  hit  behind  the 
He b.  10. 29. how  much forer puniflvment [uppofe ye 
1  Pet.  5 .  1 2.(as  I  [nppofe)  I  have  written  briefly 

j^uppofct), 

Mat.zo.  10. they [appo[ed  that  they  fhould  have 

Mar.6. qg.they  [uppo[ed  it  had  been  a  fpirit 

Liif^e  3.23.being  (as  was  [uppo[ed)  thefon  of  Jof. 

24.37. and[iippofcd  they  had  feen  a  fpirit 
Acls  7 .25  .he {appifcd  his  brethren  would  have 

21.29.whom  they  [uppofid  that  Paul  had  brou. 

2?.i8.noneaccufation  of  fuch  things  a$\[upp. 
Fhil.z.z  5. 1  {uppofcd  it  neceffary  to  fend  Epaphrod 

^uppoflng. 

Lu\e  z.fa.fitppofag  him  to  have  been  in  the  com. 
John  zo.i  $.me[uppajing  him  to  be  the  gardiner 
Acls  14.19.drew  him  out  ofthecity,/«/>pfl/«ghe 
1 6.  z7.[appo[mg  that  the  prifoners  had  been  fled 

2  7.i3./«f/)o/Jw2;thatthey  had  obtained  their  pur. 
Phil.  j. 1 6. [uppofing  to  adde  affliction  to  my  bon. 
1  Tim.6.%.[uppo[mg  that  gain  is  godlineffe 


SUR       SUR 

iisttpjeme, 

1  Pet.z.  1 3  .whether  it  be  to  the  king,  a%[upreme 

2  Kin.  11.6.  a  third  part  (halbe  at  the  gate  of  Stir 

Gen.  z  3. 17.  borders  round  about,  were  made  [are 
20.field  and  the  cave — 'were  madc/weto  A. 
£#0^.3.19.1  am/wethe  king  of  Egypt  will  not 
Num.z,  z.  23.be/are  your  fin  will  find  you  out 
Veut.iz.zi.be  {are  that  thou  eat  not  thebloud 

1  Sam.z.^.and  I  will  build  him  a{are  houfe 

2o.7.then  be  {are  that  evill  is  determined  by 
2  ?.28.L.will  certainly  make  my  lord  a. {are  ho. 

2  Sam.i  .io.becau.I  viaspire  that  he  could  not  live 

2  3.y.covenant,  ordered  in  all  things  and [tete 

1  Kjn.i  1 . 3  8.build  thee  a  [ate  houfe,  as  I  built  for 
Nebem.9. 38. we  make  a[ute  covenant,&  writeit 
Job  24.2  2.herifethup,  and  no  man  is/Woflifc 
P/a/.i9.7.the  teftimony  of  the  Lord  is  [ure 

9  3. 5. thy  teftimonies  are  very  Jure 
1  iL7.aU  his  commandements  are[ate 
Pro.6.3  .humble  thy  felf,and  make/Ve  thy  friend 
1 1.1 5. he  thathateth  furetifhipis/tfre 
i8.that  foweth  righteoufnes,fhalbe  %{utere. 
I{ai.  22.23.  fallen  him  as  a  nail  in  a  [ate  place 
1 5:  .the  nail  that  is  fattened  in  the  {are  place 
28.i6.behold,I  lay  in  Zion  for  a{ure  foundati. 

3  2. 1 8.my  people  (hall  dwell  —  in  {tire  dwelli. 
3  3.i6.bread  fhalbegiven him,his  wat.fhalbe/0. 
55.3.covenant  withyou,even  the  {are  mercies 

Da».2.4f  .and  the  interpretation  thereof  {ate 

4.26.thy  kingdom  fliall  be{ate  unto  thee,  after 
Maf.27.64. that  the  fepulchre  be  made  fare 
6f.go  your  way,make  it  as{ute  as  ye  can 
66.made  the  fepulchre  {are,  fealingthe  ftone 
La\e  1 0.1 1. be  ye  {are  —  the  kingd.of  G.  is  come 
Jobn  6.6<).we  beleeve,and  ate  {are  that  thou  art 
16. 30. now  are  wefire  that  thou  knoweft  all 
Acts  1 3.3  4.I  will  give  ye  the  {are  mercies  of  Dav. 
Rom.z.z.jute  that  the  judgementof  God  is  accord. 
4.i6.totheend  the  promife  might  be /Veto  all 
1 5.29.I  am  [are  that  when  I  come  unto  you 

2  Tim.z .  i9.the  foundation  of  God  dandeth[ute 
H?&.6.iQ.anancre  of  thefoul,both/«ft?  &  ftedfaft 
2  Pct.i.io.to  make  your  calling  and  eledion[are 

i^.we  have  alio  a  more  [are  word  of  proph. 
&welp. 

Gen.z.\7.  thou  eateft  thereof,  thou  mAt  [utely  die 
3.4.faid  to  the  woman,  Ye  fhall  not  [urely  die 
g.^. [urely  yourbloud  of  your  lives  wil  I  require 
i8.i8.Abrab.  (hall[arely  become  a  great — nat. 
20.7.fhalt  [urely  die,thou,&  all  that  are  thine 
1 1  .{urely  the  fear  of  God  is  not  in  this  place 
26. 1 1  .fhall [utely  be  put  to  death 
28.16.  [ately  the  Lord  is  in  this  place 

2  2.I  will  [urely  give  the  tenth  to  thee  ' 
zg.i^.fiitely  thou  art  my  bone  and  my  flefh 

3  z.fately  the  L.  hath  looked  upon  mine  affli. 
30.i6.comein  unto  me :  for  {utely  I  have  hired 
3 1. 42.  {utely  thou  hadft  fent  me  away  empty 

3  2.1 2.I  w  ill  [ately  do  thee  good 
42.  i6.elfe  by  the  life  of  Phara.//«'e/y  ye  are  fpi. 
$i.io.[urely  now  we  had  return,  this  fecond  ti. 
^.z8. [urelyhe  is  torn  in  pieces 
46.4.I  will  alfo  [utely  bring  thee  up  again 
50.24.I  die,and  God  will[urely  vifityou 
25-God  will  [urely  vidtyou,8c  ye  (hall  carry 
Exod.i$.ig. 
Exod.i.  i4.Mofes  faid, Surely  this  thing  is  known 
3 .7.I  have  [utely  feen  the  affliction  of  my  peop. 

16.I  have  [utely  vifited  you,and  feen  that 
4.2  5. [utely  a  bloody  husband  art  thou  to  me 
1 1. 1  .he  (hall [utely  thruft  you  out  hence 
18.18.thou  w'^dt  [utely  wear  away,  both  thou 
i9.i2.toucheth  the  mount,  (hall [urely  be  put 

r  3. but  he  (hall  fiirely  be  lfoned,or  fhoc 
21.i2.that  he  die,(hall  [utely  beputtodeath 
1 5. that  fmiteth  his  father,— (halbe  futely  put 
itf.that  ftealeth  a  man,— fhall  [utely  be  put 
1 7.curfeth  his  father, — ma\l[urely  be  put  to 
zo.die  under  his  hand,  he  fhalbe/are/ypuni. 
22.yet  no  mifchief  follow, he  malbe [utely  p. 
2  8-thcn  the  oxe  (hall  be  [utely  ftoned 
3 6. he  (\\t\1  [urely  pay  oxe  for  oxe 
22. 6 .that  kindled  the  fire,(hall  [urely  make  reft. 

14.be  (hall/we/)"  make  it  good 
...  ...........  Vuuu 


s  u 


SUR 


*    i6.he  (ha\\ [urely  endow  her  to  be  his  wife 
ip.lieth  with  a  bcaft,(hall/wr//be  put  to  de. 
23.I  will//ff"£/j'  hear  their  cry 
i3.4.thou  (halt  [utely  bring  it  back  to  Iiirri 
5. thou  (halt [utely  help  with  him 
3  3  .their  gods,it  will  [utely  be  a  fnare  to  thee 
3  i.i4.that  defileth  ix,(ha\\[utcly  be  put  to  dea. 
1  5. work  in  the  fabbath  day,(ha\{utely  be  put 
40. 1 5.fhall  [urely  be  an  everlafting  priefthood 
Iewf.20.2.feed  to  Molech,he  fhall  [urely  be  put 
p.that  curfeth  his  father,— fhalbeyW7  put 
icthe  adultereffe  (hal\[utely  be  put  to  death 
i2.both  of  them  (kal\{urely  be  put  to  death 
1 3  .they  mail  {urely  be  put  to  death  Ver.  1 6. 
1  y.lie  with  a  beaft,he  (hall{urely  be  put  to 
24.i6.thatblafphemeth — he  fhall  Cutely  be  put 
I7.killeth  any  man,(hall/«>r/y  be  put  to  dea. 
Z7.29.redeemed:butmall/«re/j'bepuctodeath 
Num.  1 1.17. {urely  it  floweth  with  milk  and  honey 
i4.zj.{urely  they  fhall  not  fee  the  land 

3  5.I  will  {utely  doe  it  to  all  this  evill  congre. 
1 8. 1 5.firft-born  of  man  thou  maltfutely  rede. 
22.3  3. [utely  now  alfo  I  had  flain  thee 
Z7.z2.[i{tely  there  is  no  enchantment  againft  J. 
26.65.they  mall/are^  die  in  the  wildernefTe 
27.7.tfaou  (halt {urely  give  them  a  poffeffion 
32.11  .{utely  none  of  the  men  that  came  out  of 
3  5.i6.the  murderer  (hall {utely  be  put  to  death 
-,     ,.  Verf.i7ji8. 

2i.that  fmote  him  (haW {utely  be  put  to  dea. 
De  ut .  1 . 3  5  .{ure  ly  there  fhall  not  one  of  thefe 
4.6.{urely  this  great  nation  is  a  wife  people 
8.19.I  teftifie  —  that  ye  fhally7«'^  perifh 
13.  9. but  thou  mak[utely  kill  him 

1 5.1haltjWjy  fmite  the  inhabitants  of  that 
1 5.8.and  (halt  {utely  lend  him  fufficicnt  for 

lo.thou  (halt {urely  give  him,and  thine  heart 
16. 1 5.therefore  thou  ma\t{utely  rejoyce 
2  2.4.thou  (halt  {urely  help  him  to  lift  them  up 
23.2 1. for  the  Lord  thy  God  viil\{urely  require 
30. 1 8.this  day,that ye  mallfittcly  perifh 
3 1. 18. 1  will  [urely  hide  my  face  in  that  day 
Jofh.i^.g.{urely  the  land  whereon  thy  foot  hath 
Judg.2.zn.they  faid,  Surely  he  covereth  his  feet  in 
4. 9. (he  (aid,Surely  I  will  go  with  thee 
6. 1 6. {urely  I  w  ill  be  with  thee,and  thou  (halt 
1 1 . 3 1  .to  meet  me,  — fhall  {urely  be  the  Lords 

1 5.1  t.bmfetely  we  will  not  kill  thee 
io.3^.[urely  they  are  fmitten  down  before 
2i.5.he  fhall  [urely  be  put  to  death 

Ruth  1. 10. [urely  we  will  return  with  thee 

1  Sam.<),6.a\\  that  he  faith  cometh {utely  to  pafTe 

1  L}i.{urely  the  bitterneffe  of  death  is  paft 
17. 25. [urely  to  defie  Ifrael  is  he  come  up 
20. z6.[urely  he  is  not  clean 
'22.22.that  he  would  [urely  tell  Saul 
24.20.1  know  that  thou  Qia.lt [urely  be  king 
25.21  {urely  in  vain  have  I  kept  all 

3  4. [utely  there  had  not  been  left 

2  8.2.///ff/j/thoufhalt  know  what  thy  fervant 
zg.6. [urely ,as  the  Lord  liveth,thou  haft  been 
3o.8.purfue,forthoufha!t/«)-e.  over-take  them 

2  Sam.z.zT. [ately  the  people  had  gone  up  every 

9.7. for  I  v/il\{utely  (hew  thee  kindneffe 
11.23  .{utely  the  men  prevailed  againft  us 

1  %.z\.{utely  in  what  place  my  lord  the  king 
18. 2.I  w\\{urely  go  out  with  you  my  felf 
20. 1 8  .they  (hall  {are ly  ask  counfell  at  Abel 
24.24.nay,but  I  will  {urely  buy  it  of  thee 

1  Kjn.8.i-i.\  havefittely  built  thee  an  houfe 

1 1. 2. [utely  they  will  turn  away  your  heart 

1  i.Iviill[utely  rend  the  kingdom  from  thee 
13.32.ag3.the  altar — fhall  [urely  come  to  pafTe 
18.15.1  will [urelyttxew  my felfuntohim 

20.2  3  .and  [urely  we  fhall  be  ftronger  then  they 

Verfe  2  J. 

22.3  z.{u rely  it  is  the  king  of  Ifrael 

2  Kjn.z.  14  {urely  were  it  not  that  I  regardthe  pre. 

23. the  kings  are  Cutely  flain 
5.11.I  thought,He  will/fO'e/y  come  out  to  toe 
8. 1 4. told  me  that  thou  (houldeft  {urely  recover 
9.26./ urely  I  have  feen— »the  bloud  of  Naboth 
18, 30. faying,  TheLord  will  {urely  deliver        I 
23.22.jWZy  there  was  not  holden  fuch  a  pafTe. J 

2  4. 3  .{urely  at  the  commandement  of  the  Lord 
Efl.6. 1 3  .but  (halt [urely  fall  before  him 
Job  8.6. [u^ 


SUR       SUR 

Job  $.6.furcly  now  he  would  awake  for  thee 
Vj.l.farelyl  would  fpeak  to  the  Almighty 

to.  he  will  furely  reprove  yon,  if  ye  do 
iq.i&.furclythe  mountain  falling  comethto 
iti.zi.furely  fuch  are  the  dwellings  of  die  wic. 
zo.zo. furely  he  (hall  not  feel  qm'etnefle 
z8.t. furely  there  is  a  vein  for  the  (ilvtr 
3  i.76  fa  ely  I  would  take  it  upon  myfhoulder 
7.i$.fnrely  thou  haft  fpoken  in  mine  hearing 
34.  tz.yea-furely  God  will  not  do  wickedly 

ix.furcly  it  is  meet  to  be  faid  unto  God 
35.1  i.furely  Gcd  will  not  hear  vanity 
40.10.  furely  the  mountai.bring  him  forth  food 
Pfal.2  z.6-fuxely  intht  floods  of  great  waters 
3  g.6..fure/y  every  man  walketh  in  a  vain  (new 
furely  they  are  difquieted  in  vain 

1  1. furely  every  man  is  vanity.  Selah 
6z.g  furely  men  of  low  degree  are  vanity 
'  7  2,.\%. furely  thou  didft  fet  them  in  flippery  pi. 
76.10.fu/ely  the  wrath  of  man  fhall  praife  thee 
77. 1 1  .furely  I  w  ill  rememb.'the  wonders  of  old 
8  $.9. furely  his  falvation  is  nigh  them  that  fear 
91.7. furely  he  fhall  deliver  thee  from  the  fnare 
1 1 2.6 .furely  he  fhall  not  be  moved 
1 2  i.z.furely  I  have  behaved  my  felf  as  a  child 
1 7z. 2. furely  I  will  not  come  into  the  tabernac. 
i39.iQ./«if^thou  wilt  flay  the  wicked 
1 40. 1 2, finely  the  righteous  (hall  give  thanks 
Pro.  i.iy.furely  in  vain  the  net  is  fprcad 
3,2.4.futcly  he  fcorneth  the  fcomers 
10. 9. he  that  walketh  uprightly,  wallieth  furety 
22.  16.tb.1t  giveth  to  the  rich  (ha\  furely  come  to 
2  3. 18. for /"wety  there  is  anend 
lo.z.furelyl  am  more  brutifh  then  any  man 

2.7  furely  the  churning  of  milk  bringcth 
Ecclef.4. 1 6. furely, this  alfo  is  vanity 

7.7  fure /yoppreffion  maketh  a  wife  man  mad 
S.tz.yetfuretyl  know  that  it  fhall  be  well 
10. 11. furely  the  ferpent  will  bite  without  ench. 
lfai.7.9  furely  ye  fhall  not  be  eftablifhed 

1 4. 14  furely  as  I  have  thought,  fo  fhall  it  come 
1 6.7 furely  they  are  ftricken 

19. 1 1  .furely  the  princes  of  Zoan  are  fools 
22. 14.fi/rely  this  iniquity  (hall  not  be  purged 

1 7.and  will  furely  cover  thee 

1 8.  he  will  furely  violently  turn  &  tofTe  thee 
ZQ.i6-furelyyour  turning  of  things  up- fide-do 

2  6. 1 5.  the  Lord  will  furely  deliver  us 
40.7.  furely  the  people  is  graffe 

45.  14  faying,  Surely  God  is  in  thee 

2  4  furely,— in  the  Lord  have  I  righteoufnes 
49.4.  yet  furely  my  judgement  is  in  the  Lord 
5  2  .s.furely  he  hath  born  our  griefs 

54. 1 5  they  fliall  furely  gather  together,  but  not 
6o.$.furcly  the  ifks  fhall  wait  for  mc 
6z.2.furelyl  will  no  more  give  thy  corn  to 

63  .8  .for  he  faid,  Surely  they  are  my  people 
Jcr.z. 2  5  .furely  his  anger  fhall  turn  from  me 
2 .  zo.furely  as  a  wife  treachei  oufly  departetb 
4.  lo.furely  thou  haft  greatly  deceived  this  peop. 
5.2.the  Lord  liveth,furefy  they  fwear  falfly 

4.  fu'rely,the(e  are  poor,  they  are  foolifh 
813.I  will  furely  confume  them 
i6.ig.furely  our  fathers  have  inherited  lies 
iz.S.yet  furely\  will  maketheea  wildernefle 

zz.furely  then  (halt  thou  be  afhamed 
24.S.(farely  thus  faith  the  Lord)  fowill  I  give 
26.1  5-ye  fhall  furely  bringirtnocentbloud 

3  1. 18.I  have  furely  heard  Ephraim  bemoaning 
ig  furely  after  that  I  was  turned,  I  repented 
20.I  will  furely  have  mercy  upon  him 

3  z.4.but(hall  furelybc  delivered  into  the  hand 
34.3  .not  efcape,  — but  (halt  furely  be  taken 
36.1tf.we  will/a^  tell  the  king  thefe  words 
3  7.9.^  Caldeans  fhall  furely  depart  from  us 
3  8.3  .this  city  fliall  furely  be  given  into  the 

1  5  .wilt  thou  not  furely  put  me  to  death 
39.i8.Ile/«rc/ydeliver  thee,  and  thou  (halt  not 
44.2 f.yewill/a^yaccomplifh  your  vowes 

and  furely  perform  your  vowes 

2  9.(liall/rOT/cftandagainftyou  forevill 
46.1  8.  furely, as  Tabor  is  among  the  mountains 
49. 1 z. but  thou  (halt  furely  drink  of  it 

zo.fur.  the  kaft  of  the  flock  fhall  draw  them 

Chap.  50.  45. 

futcly  be  fhall  make  their  habitations  de- 


SUR       SUR 

50.4 y . furely  he  (hall  make  their  habitation  def. 
%\.\4.furely  I  will  fill  thee  with  men 

56. God  of  recompences  (hall  furely  requite 
Lam.2.7.furcly  againft  me  is  lie  turned 
Eteli-2.6. furely  had  I  fent  thee  rothem 

2 1  .he  (hall  furely  Jive,becaufe  he  is  warned 
5.1  i.furely  becaufe  thou  haft  defiled  my  fanftu. 
1 7.\6.furely  in  the  place  where  the  king  dwel 

19  furely  mine  oath  that  he  hath  defpifed 
i8.9.hefhall/;^live,faiththeLordGod 

Chap.  33. 1  j 
1 7. he  fhall  not  die,  —he  (hall  furely  live 
I9.and  hath  done  them,  he  (hail  furely  live 
2 1  .he  (lull  furely  live,he  fhall  not  die 

Verfe  28. 
20.3  2  furely  with  a  mighty  hand,—  will  I  rule 
3 1.1 1  .he  (hall  furely  deal  with  him 
3  3. 1 3  .to  the  righteous,  that  he  (hall  furely  live 
i6.1awfull  and  right,  he  fhall  furely  live 
27. furely  they  that  are  in  the  waftes  fliall  fal 
3  4.%. furely  becaufe  my  flock  became  a  prey 
36.7. furely  in  the  fire  of  my  jealoufie  have  I 

7. furely  the  heathen  that  are  about  you 
2%.  1 9. furely  in  that  day  there  (hall  be  a  great 
Hof.S.9.1  made  known  that  which  (hall  furely  be 
1 2.  n  furely  they  are  vanity,  they  facrifice  bull. 
Amos  2. 7. furely  the  Lord  God  will  do  nothing 
5.  5. for  Gilgal  (hall  go  into  captivity 
7.1 1. and  Tfrael  (hall  fmcly  be  led  away  captive 
Verfe  17. 
8.7, furely  I  will  never  forget  any  of  their  works 
Micub  2. 12. 1  will  furely  aflemblesO  Jacob,  all  of 
I  will  furely  gather  the  remnant  of  Ifr. 
Hab.z.2.h  will  furely  come,it  wil  not  tarry 
Zeph.z.  g.furely  Moab  (hall  be  as  Sodom 

3 .7.I  faid,  Surely  thou  wilt  fear  mc 
Mat.z6.72.  .furely  thou  alfo  att  one  of  them 

Mar. 14, 70. 
Lu\c  t.i.vy'!!  are  moft  furely  beleeved  amongft  us 

4.2  3  .ye  will  furely  fay  unto  me  this  proverb 
John  17.%. known  furely  that  I  came  out  from  thee 
Heb.6:  14.  faying,  S«re/y,  bleffing  I  will  bleffe  thee 
Revel.zz.zoSakh,Surely,  I  come  quickly.  Amen. 

£>nretp. 
Gen.  1  5.  1 3  ,ttnow  of  a  furety,  that  thy  feed  (hall  be 
18.13.  fhall  I  of  a  furety  bear  a  child 
i6.9.behold,of  a  furety  (he  is  thy  wife 
43.9  j  will  be  furety  for  him 
44. 3  2.thy  fervant  became  furety  for  the  lad 
Job  1 7. 3. put  me  in  a  furety  with  thee 
Pfal.x  19. 1 22.be  furety  for  thy  fervant  for  good 
Pro.6. 1  .my  fon,if  thou  be  furety  for  tby  friend 
i  r.  1  5  .he  that  is  furety  for  a  ftranger  (hall  fmart 
1 7.i8.becometh/tt/'#y  in  the  prefenceof  his  fr. 
20.  1 6,take  his  garment  that  is  furety  for  a  ftra. 
Chap.  27. 13. 
Aits  1 2. 1 1  .now  I  know  of  a  furety,  that  the  Lord 
£te£.7.22.Jefus  made  a  furety  of  a  better  tcftament 

'   &lltt*.C8. 
Pi-0.22.26.or  ofthem  that  are  furetm  for  debts 

&>Utttttt)tp. 
Pro.i  1. 15. he  that  hateth  furctifhlft  is  fure 

i§>urf«t(ng. 
Lu\e  21. 3 4. left— your  hearts  be  over-char.with/«. 

I  Ti«2.6.4.whereof  cometh  envie, — cvill  furm'ifing 

jSS>tutt*tne. 

/y*.4.4$.and/«raw2ehimfelfby  the  name  of  Ifra. 

Af^.io.j.LebbeuSjwhofe  furname  was  Thaddeus 

Alls  10. 5. call  for  one  Simon3who(e  furname  is  P. 

Chap.  1 1.1 3. 

32.caIlhitherSimoh,whofe/«j7MWf  is  Peter 

1 2. 1 2. mother  of  John, whofe  furname  was  M.i. 

25. took  with  them  y~ohn,whofe  furmme  was 

1  5.37^0  take  with  them  \ohn  ^ihoie  furname 

£>nwameO, 

Ifai.4^.4.1  have  furnamed  thee,  though  thou  haft 
Mar.i.i6.ani  Simon  hefurnamed  Peter 

I7.3nd  he/«<»fl#zft/ them  Boanerges,wbich 
Lu\e  22.j.entred  Satan  into  Judas  furnam. Ifcari. 
Acts  1.13.WI10  wasfurnamzd  Juftus,and  Matthias 

4.36.and  Jofes,who  by  the  Apoftlcs  was /«;»?. 

io.i8.whether  Simon,which  was  furnamed  P. 

1  y.22.namely,  Judas  fumamed  Barfabas 
j&nrpjifeD. 
7/<7.33.r4.fearfulnehre  hath  fur prifed  the  hypocrites 


S  U  S      SWA 

Jw.48.41.and  theftrong  holds  are  furprifed 
$  1. 41. how  is  the  praife  of  the  whole  earth  furp. 
g>utancl)it£8. 
E^a  4.9.the  Sufancbites, the  Dehavites,&  the  Ela. 

Lu\e  8#3.and  Sufanna,and  many  others  which 

Num.12. 1  r.  of  Mana(feh,Gaddi  the  fon  of  Sufi 
&nfta(rc, 

1  Kin.  17,9.3.  widow  woman  there  to  fuflaln  thee 
Nebem.9.  z  1  .yea  forty  years  didft  thou  fuflaln  them 
P/a/.y  ?.2  2.burden  upon  the  L.  &  he  (hallfuflain 
Pro.  1 8. 1 4.fpirit  of  a  man  will  fuflahi  his  infirmity 

Smftairuo. 
Gf».27.j7.wich'corn  &  wine  have  I  fujiained him 
Pfal.2.  j  J  awaked,for  the  Lord  fujiained  me 
Ifhi.^9.1 6.2nd  his  rrghteoufneffe/«/2<w»erf  him 

£>nttcriatue. 

Judg.6. 4.and  left  no  fuftenance  for  Ifrael 

2  Sam.  1 9.2  2.he  had  provided  the  king  of  fnfte/m. 
Ails  7,11  .and  our  fathers  found  no  fuftenance 

&ftat)let>. 
Lam.z.  n.thofe  that  I  have  frvadled and  brought 
£^.  i6.4.thou  waft  not  faked  at  all,noi  fwadled 

5>maD;<ng. 
Job  38.9.&  thick  darknefle  aftvadlmg  band  for  it 
Lu\e  2.7-and  wrapped  him  in  ftvadlmg clothes 
i  i.fhall  find  the  babe  wrapped  in  frvadling 
&K)aii(W. 
PfaL  84. 3. and  the  fwalloiv  a  neft  for  her  felf 
Pi-ff.2c?.2.as  thtfrvallorvby  flying,fo  the  curfe 
i/dj.38.i4.1ike  acraneor/n^iW,  fodid  I  chatter 
Jer.  8.7 .fwaliow  obferve  the  time  of  their  coming 

Swaiiom, 
Num-i6.-20.ii  new  thing,&  the  ea.nhfvna.Uow  them 
34-they  faid.Lcft  the  earth  faallo.  us  up  alfo 
2  Sam.  20.  i9>wik  thou  fwalloxv  up  the  inheritance 

lo.far  be  it  from  me,that  I  (hou\d  fwallmv 
Job  7.i9.let  me  alone  till  lfvoallow  down  my  fpit. 
20.1 8.(hall  he  reftore,  and  (hall  not  fwall<m>  it ' 
Pfal.z  i.9<Lord  fhallj 'wallow  them  up  in  his  wrath 
56. 1. for  men  wov\d  fwallow  me  up 

2.mine  enemies  would  daily  fwallow  me  up 
57. 3. from  the  reproach  of  him  that  would/W. 
69. 1  ^.neither  let  the  deevfwallow  me  up 
Pro.  1. 1  z. let  us  fwallow  them  up  alive 
Ecclef.  1  o.  1 2.1ips  of  a  fool  will  fwallsw  up  himfe. 
Ifai.  2  5  .S.he  will  fwallow  up  death  in  vidory 
Hof.i.y.the  ftrangers  fhall  fwallow  it  up 
Amos  8.4.hear  this,ye  that  fwallow  up  the  needy 
Obad.16. they  fhall  drink,  &  they  (hall  fwallow  do. 
Jonah  1. 1 7. prepared  a  fi(h  to  fwattorv  up  Jonah 
Mat.  23 .  24-ftrain  at  a  gnar,and/itW&w  a  camel 

£>rjoallouoeQ. 
Exod.7. 1  i.Aarons  rod  fwallowed  up  their  rods 

.1 5.1 2.thy  right  hand,the  earrh/ip<z/Z<«m/chem 
iV«w.i5.32.earth  opened  hermouth,&/t»M#<w<>rf 
Chap.26.10.  Deut.11.6, 
z  Siiw.i7.ieT.pafleover,leftthekingbe/waAf(7.  up 
Job  6.3.therefore  my  words  axtfwallowed  up 
zo.ij.hzhath  fwallowed  down  riches 
37.26.fure]y  he  (hall  befwallowedup 
Pfal-  35.25  .let  them  not  fay,  We  h3ve  fwallow  him 
1 06. 17  .earth  openeds&/W#oBw/up  Dathan 
1 24-3.then  they  had  fwallowed  us  up  quick 
j/ki.28.7.they  axe  fwallowed  up  of  wine 

49.r9.they  that  fwallowed  thee  up  fhall  be  far 
Jer .  51.3  4.hath  fwallowed  me  up  like  a  dragon 

44. out  of  his  mouth  that  which  he  hath  fwa. 
ham.  2.1. Lord  hath  {wallowed  up  the  habitation 
5.F1C  hath  fwallowed  up  Ifrael,  he  hath  fwallo. 
i6\they  fay,We  have  fwallowed  her  up 
E%e\.  26.2  .and  fwallowed  you  up  on  every  fide 
Ho/.8.8.Ifraelis/W/0)W^  up,  now  (hall  they  be 

1  Cor.  1 5. 5  4.  death  is  fwallowed  up  in  victory 

2  tV.2.7.left  fucb  a  one  (hould  be  fwallowed  up 

5.4. that  mortality  might  be  fwallowed  up 
Revel.  1 2.  itf.earth  opened  her  mouth,&/w.i//tf8'i'<J 

j£»»a!iiTOe«:&. 
Job  5.5. the  robber fwallowetb  up  their  fubfhnce 
39. 24. be  fwaUorMh  the  ground  with  fierceneffe 
j&roan. 
toit.  1 1 . 1 8.  the  fwan,  and  rhe  pelican 
Df«f.  14. 16.  and  the  grear  owl,  and  the  fwtn 
&>wore. 


SWA      SWA 

&>ooare. 
Gen.  z  r .  3  i  .becaufe  there  they  frtare  both  of  them 
Z4.7.vvhich  fpake  unto  me,&  that  fware  to  me 

g.and  fware  to  him  concerning  that  matter 
25.3  ^.he  fware  to  him :  &  he  fold  his  birth-ri. 
a  6. 3.  I  will  perform  the  oath  which  I  fware  to 

3 1. betimes  in  the  morning,  &  [ware  one  to 
3 1.  j  3  Jacob  [ware  by  the  fear  of  his  father  Ifa. 
47.3  i.fweafe unto  me :  and  he  fware 
50.24.unto  the  land  which  he  fware  to  Abrah. 
Exod.ii.l.hn&  of  the Canaanits— which' he  fw. 
1 1. into  the  land  of  the  Canaanites,as  hefw. 
33. 1. unto  the  land  whichl  fware  unto  Abrah. 
]\to.i4.i6.inio  the  land  which  he  fware  to  them 
a  3-not  fee  the  land  which  I  fware  unto  their 
30.concetning  which  I  fware  to  make  you 
32.io.Lords  anger  was  kindled—  &  he  fware 
1  i.none — (hall  fee  the  land  which  I  fware 
Dent.  i.8.poflefle  the  Iand,which  the  Lord  fware 

Chap.  8. 1. 
34.your  words,and  was  wroth,and/nwe 
3  5  .fee  that  goodland,which  IJwareunto 
a.i4.were  wafted— as  the  Lord  fware  unto 
4.2i.and/»WfthatI mould  notgoe  over  Jor. 
3  i.nor  forget  the  covenant— -which  hefwa. 
6.  io.brought  thee  into  the  land  which  hefwa. 
i8.poflcfle  the  good  land  which  the  L.fware 
23. to  give  us  the  land  which  he  fware  unto 
7.1 2.the  mercy  which  he  fware  unto  thy  fathers 
1 3. in  the  land  which  he  fware  unto  thy  fath. 
8.i8.eftabli(h  his  covenant  which  he  fware 
9. 5. may  perform  the  word  which  the  Lord  fw. 
10. 1  i.and  poffeffe  the  land  which  I  fwa.  unto 
1  i.9.your  dates  in  the  land  which  the  L.fware 
2 1. children,  in  the  land  which  the  Lord/j*>. 
26.3.  to  the  countrey  which  the  Lord  fware 
28.1  i.ground,in  the  land  which  theL.  fware 
30.20. miyeft  dwell  in  the  land  wch  the  L.fwa. 
3 1. 20. brought  them  into  the  land  which  Ifw. 
ai.havebroug.  them  into  the  la.whichl/n». 
23.chil.of  Ifiael  into  the  land  which  I  fware 
3  4.4. Lord  faid,This  is  the  land  which  I  fware 
Jo[h.i.6.dmde  for  an  inherit.the  land  which  Ifw. 
5.6.OT  whom  the  L.fware  that  he  would  not 

(hew  them  the  land  which  the  Lord  fw. 

6.1 2.  all  that  fliee  hith3as  ye  fware  unto  her 

0.15. princes  of  the  congregation  fware  to  them 

20. becaufe  of  the  oath  which  we/w.tothem 

i4.9.Mofes  fware  on  that  day,faying,Surely 

2 1.43-L.gave  toIfra.all  the  land  which  he[w. 

44.accordingto  all  that  he  fware  to  their  fa. 

/«dg.2.i.havebroug.you  into  the  land  w6hI/mz. 

1  Sam.  tg.6.Szu\[ware,  As  the  Lord  livetb,  he 

20.3.and  David /Kwemoreover,and  (aid 
24. 22.and  David  fware  unto  Saul,and 
28.1  o.Saul  fware  to  her  by  the  Lord,  faying 
a  Sam.$.i  f.David/iwe/ayingjSo  do  God  to  me 
19.23.malt  not  die  :  and  the  king  fware  to  him 
r  ititf.i^.king/awe.andfaid^sthe  Lo.  liveth 
30.even  as  I  fware  unto  thee  by  the  Lord 
2.9.1  fware  to  him  by  the  Lord,  faying 
23. king  Solomon  fware  by  the  Lord,  faying 

2  Kw2.25.24.  Gedaliah/awe  to  them  Jcr.  40.9. 
2  Chro.if.xq.fware  untothe  L.  with  a  loud  voice 
Erga  1 0.5. according  to  this  word :  &  they  fware 
P/«/ 9  5. 11. unto  whom  I /ware  in  my  wrath 

13  2. 2. how  he  fware  untothe  Lord,and  vowed 
Jer.^.\6.kin%fware fecretly unto  Jeremiah 
£\e£.i6.8.I/Hweuntothee,and  entred  into  a  co. 
Dan.i  1.7.2nd  fware  by  him  that  liveth  for  ever 
Mar. 6.%  3  .he  fware  unto  her,whatfoever  thou  (halt 
Luty  1.7  3  .oath  which  he  fware  unto  our  father 
Hefe.3.1 1.  io\  fware  in  my  wrath:  They  (hall  not 
ifi.to  whom  fware  he  that  they  (hould  not 
6.1 3. could  fweare  by  no  greater,  he  fware  by 
7.2i.the  Lord/xwejand  will  notrepent 
Revel.  io.6.tndfwareby  him  that  liveth  for  ever 

j&wareft. 
Exod.i z- 1 3«to  whom  thou  fwareli  by  thine  own 
Num.  1 1.1 2.carry  them  to  the  land  which  thoufw. 
Deut. 16.1  5  .as  thou  fwa'refi  unto  our  fathers 
1  Vjn.i.ij.xny  lordjtheu/MW/2-by  the  Lord 
;  Pfal  89.49.which  thou  fwareft  unto  David  in  thy 

£noarm, 
Em/.8.24.therecame  a  grievous  fwarm  of  flies 

land  was  corrupt.by  reafon  of  the  fwarm 


SWA      SWE 

Judg.  1 4.8  .a  fwarm  of  bees,  &  honey  in  the  carcafs 

jSwarmg. 

Exod.8.11  .1  will  (end  fwarms  of  flies  upon  thee 
houfes  of  the  Egyp.  fhalbe  full  oifwar. 
22.that  no  fwarms  of  flies  (hall  be  there 
a9.that  the  fwarms  of  flies  may  depart  from 
3  i.and  he  removed  the  fwarms  of  flies 
&martoeo. 
1  Tim.  1 .6.hi\mgfwarved}  have  turned  afide  to 

<<S>coear, 
Ge «.i  1.23  .now  therefore  fwear  unto  me 
24.and  Abraham  faid,  I  will  fwear 
Z4.3.I  will  make  thee  fwear  by  the  Lord  God 

37.my  mafter  made  me  to  fwear 
15.33, (wear  to  me  this  day  :  andhefware 
47.3 1.  he  faid,  Swear  unto  me 
jo.  5.my  father  made  me  /wear,  faying 
6.father,  according  as  he  made  thee  fwear 
Exod.6.S.hnd  concerning  the  which  I  did  fwear 
Lev.^.^.iiiCou\fwear,  pronouncing  with  his  lips 

1 9. 1 2.ye  (hall  not  fwear  by  my  Name  falfly 
Num.^o.i.ot  fwear  an  oath  to  bind  his  foul  with 
Deut.6. 1 3.ferve  him,  and  (halt/war  by  his  Name 
10. 20. (halt  thou  cleave,and/»w  by  his  Name 
Jofb. 1. 11. [wear  unto  me  by  the  Lord 

1 7.oath  which  thou  haft  made  us  to  fwear 
20.oath  which  thou  haft  made  us  to  fwear 

2  3 .7.nor  caiife  to  fwear  by  them,  neither 
fudg.i  5. 1  z.fwear  unto  me,that  ye  will  not  fall 

1  Sa»*.20.i7.JonathancaufedDavid  to  [wear 
24.21.ynw  that  thou  wilt  not  cut  off  my  feed 
30.15/KW  thatthou  wilt  neither  kill  me 

2  Sam.19.7. foil  fwear  by  the  Lo.  if  thou  goe  not 
I  Kjn.  1 . 1 3  .didft  not  thou,  O  king,  [wear  unto 

5  i.let  king  Solomon  fwear  unto  me  to  day 
%.6,zxo [wear  by  the  Lord,  faying,  Know  for  a 
8.3  i.oath  be  laid  on  him  to  caufe  him  to  fwear 
2  Chro.6. zz, 
zChro»$6.ii.  who  had  made  him  fwear  by  God 
E^a  10. 5  .made— all  Ifrael  to  fwear,  that  they 
Neb£/#.i3.25.madethem/awby  God,  faying 
lfai.i  .7.in  that  day  fhall  he/»w,faying,  I  will 
19. 1 8.fpeak  the  language  of  Canaan,&  fwear 
4 5. 2  3. unto  me  every  tongue  fhall  fwear 
48. 1. which  (wear by  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
6%.  i6.that  fweareth  in  the  earth,  fhall  fwear  by 
7er.4.a.{halt/»cflr,The  Lord  liveth  in  truth 
5.a.the  Lord  liveth,  furely  they  fwear  falfly 
7.9.will  ye  fteal,murder, — and  fwear  falfly 
1  a.i6.waies  of  my  peop.to  fwear  hy  my  Name 
as  they  taught  my  peo.  to  [wear  by  Baal 
22.5J [wear by  my  felf,faitb  the  L.  this  houfe 

3  2.22.1and  which  thou  didft  fwear  to  their  fa. 
H0/.4.  1 5.neither  go  ye  up  to  Beth-aven,  nor  fwear 
Amos  S.iq.that  fwear  by  the  fin  of  Samaria 
Z^6.i.5./wwbythe  Lord,&  that fwe .by  Malch. 
Mat.'f.^^.fwear  not  at  all,  neither  by  heaven 

36.neitherfb.alt  thou /aw  by  thy  head 
23.i6.(hall./»wby  thctemple,it  is  nothing 
but  whofoeVer  fhall  fwear  by  the  gold 
1 8. fhall  fwear  by  the  altar,it  is  nothing 
20.fhall/nwby  the  altar,fweareth  by 
2  i.fhallfuw  by  the  temple,  fweareth  by 
zz.fwcar  by  heaven,  fweareth  by  the  throne 
26.74.then  began  he  to  curfe  and  to  fwear 

Mar.14.71. 
Heb.6. 1 3  .[wear  by  no  greater,  he  fware  by  himfelf 

isjor  men  verily  [wear  by  the  greater 
Jam.%.  1  a.above  all  things,my  brethrcn,/nw  not 

j§>K>earer0. 
Mal.i  .5.I  will  be  a  fwift  witnes  againft  falfe-Zw. 

£3vjoeareth. 
Z.rar.6. 3. lieth  concerning  it,  and  fweareth  falfly 
Pfal.i^.q.he  that  fweareth  to  his  own  hurr,and 

6  3 .  n  .every  one  that  fweare th  by  him  (hall  glo. 
Ecclef.g.z.  that  fweareth,  as  he  that  feareth  an  oath 
lfca.6%.  itf.he  that  fweareth  in  the  earth,  (hall 
Zech.  5 . 3  .every  one  that  fweareth  (halbe  cut  off 

4.into  the  houfe  of  him  that  fweareth  falfly 
M at.z  3 . 1 8  .but  whofoever  fweareth  by  the  gift 
zo.fwearethby  it,and  by  all  things  thereon 
a  1, fweareth  by  it,and  by  him  that  dwelleth 
a2.fwear  by  heaven,  fweareth  by  the  throne 
i&toearfng. 
Levit.  j.i.it a  foul  (in,&  hear  the  voice  of [wearing 
fer.z  3.  io.becaufe  of  fwearmg  the  land  mournetb 
Vu  uu  a 


SWE       SWE 

Uofa.ihy  fweaxing,and  lying,— -they  break  out 
10.4.  fwearing  falfly  fn  making  a  covenant 


Gen.^.ig.in  thefweat  of  thy  face  (halt  thou  eat 
B^.44.i8.withany  thing  that  caufeth/Sw<tf 
Lu\e  a  2.44  .his  fwe at  was  as  gteat  drops  of  bloud 


ifal.  1 4.  a  3 .1  will  fweep  it  with  the  befom  of  deftr. 

28.i7.hail(hall/wep  away  the  refuge  of  lies 
Lu^e  1 5.8.if  (hee  lofe  one  piece,doth  not  — fweep 

Sweeping, 
Pro.z  8.3  .like  a  [weeping  rain  which  leavetlind 

§£i%)ZZt. 

Exod.  1 5.2  y.the  waters  were  made  fweet 
30.23.of/hwf  cinamon  half  fo  much 

2  Sam.zi. i.and  the  fweet  Pfalmift  oflfrael  faid 

Nete.8.io.go— eatthefat,and  drink  thefweet 

Jab  20.i2.though  wickedneffe  be  fweet  in  his 
a  1.3  3. clods  of  the  valley  (hall  be  fweet  to  hirri 
38.3  i.canft  thou  bind  the  fweet  influences  of 

Pfal.  5  5.1 4.wee  took  fweet  counfell  together 
1 04. 34-ffly  meditation  of  him  (hall  be  fweet 
i  19.lo3.how/weff  are  thy  words  to  my  tafte 
14i.1J.they  (hall  hear  my  words,for  they  are/»»„ 

Pro.3.24.fhalt  lie  down,&  thy  fleep  fhall  be  fweet 
o.i7.ftollen  waters  are  fweet 
1 3. 19.de/1re  accomplilhed  is  fweet  to  the  foul 
\6.z$.fweet  to  the  foul,  &  health  to  the  bones 
zo.i7.bread  of  deceit  is[weet  to  a  man 
23. 8. vomit  up,  and  lofe  thy  fweet  words 
24. 1 3  .honeyJcomb,  which  is  fweet  to  thy  tafte 
27.7.to  the  hungry  foul  every  thing  is  fweet 

Ecclef.  5. 1 2.the  fleep  of  a  labouring  nun  is  fweet 
u.7.truly  the  light  is  fweet 

Cant.  2.3  .and  his  fruit  was  fweet  to  my  tafte 

l/i.fwcet  is  thy  voice,&  thy  counte.is  comely 
y.5.my  fingers  with  fweet  fmelling  myrrhe 
1 3. his  cheeks  are— zs[weet  flowers 

his  lips— ^dropping/we*  fmelling  myr. 
l6.bis  mouth  is  moft  fweet 

Ifai.^.z^m  ftead  of  fweet  fmell,  there  (hall  be 
5.20.that  put  bitter  for  fweet,  and  fweet  for  bit. 
23.1 6.mi\;e  fweet  melody,fing  many  fongs 

fer.6.zo.nor  your  facrifices  fweet  unto  me 
3  i.26.and  my  fleep  was  fweet  unto  me 

Phil.4.1 8.fent  from  you,an  odour  of a  fweet  fmetl 

Jam.$.i  1  .at  the  fame  place  fweet  water  and  bitter 

R.evel.1 0.9. but— -in  thy  mouth  fweet  as  honey 
1  o.and  it  was  in  my  mouth  fweet  as  honey 

jS>o)ect  calamus. 
Exod.io.ii.oi  fweet  calamus  250.  fhekels 

<g>rjoert  cane, 
ifai.q  3 .  24.thou  haft  brought  me  no  fweet  cane 
Jer.6.zo.and  the  fweet  cane  from  a  far  countrey 
jj&rjoeet  mcenfe,  See  3(ncenfe< 
&weet  odours. 
Lev.z6.$  1  .not  fmell  the  favodr  of  your  fweet  ad, 
z  Cfo7ff.16.14.bed  which  was  filled  with  fweet  od< 
Efi.z.  1 2. and  fix  moneths  with  fweet  odours 
D<w:.2.46'.offer  an  oblation,&/5awf  odou.  to  him 
g&MZl  favour,  See  ,&aboar* 
^mcet  fpices. 
Exod.30. 3 4. take  unto  thee/wtf  fpiceS 

thek  fweet  fpices  with  pure  franklnce. 
3  7. 29.made  the  pure  incenfe  of  fweet  fpices 
Afaj,.i6.i.bought/W* fpices,  that  they  might 

§&vt>eet  wine. 
lfai.^.i6'Viith  their  own  bloud sas  with  fweet  wir 
Amos  9.13. and  the  mountains  (hall  drop  fweet  wi. 
6. 1 5.  and  fweet  wine,  but  (hall  not  drink  wine 
§>metet. 
Judg.  1 4. 1 8.  what  isfweeter  then  honey 
Pfel.if.  lo.fweeter  then  the  honey,  &  the  honey-c, 
119. io^.ye2i,[weeter  then  honey  to  my  tafte 
5>xoetth?. 
fob  24. 20. worm  fhall  ieedfweetty  upon  him 
Cant.7.9.that  goeth  down  fweetly,  eaufing  the  lips 

i&weetnefle. 
Judg.9.11  .(hould  I  forfake  my fmetaeffe 

14.14.out  of  the  ftrong  came  forth  fweetneffe 
\Pro.i6.zi.fweetne[jeo£the  lipsincreafeth  learning 

27.9-fo  doth  the [weetnejfe  of  a  mans  friend 
E^e\.j. 3. was  in  my  mouth  as  honey  lorfweetneffe 


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s  wo     s  w  o 


£>ooeU, 

Kum.s.ii.thy  thigh  torot3and  thy  belly  to  [we  11 

zz.to  make  thy  belly  tofivell,  and  thy  thigh 

,    27. her  belly  (hall  fwell^  her  thigh  (hall  rot 

£>«tf.8,4.neither  did  thy  foot /w#  thefe  fourty  ye. 

<|>mellet>. 
Nehem.y.z  1  .and  their  feet  [welled  not 

^welling, 
P/a/.46.3.mounta.  (hake  with  the  [welling  thereof 
I fai.-^o. 11. (welling  ouc  in  a  high  wall 
jfcr.  1 1. 5. how  wilt  thou  do  in  the  fwelling of  Jor. 
49.19.l1ke  a  lion  from  the  /welling  of  Jordan 
Chap.  50. 44. 
2  Pet. 1.  i8.fpeak  great  [welling  words  of  vanity 
Jude  1 6. their  mouth  fpeaketh  great  {welling  words 

^Swellings. 
z  Cor. tz.zo.whifpexings, (wettings,  tumults 

Jtidg.%. z  1  .river  of  Kifhon  [wept  them  away 
.7w.46.15.why  are  thy  valiant  men  [wept  away 
Mat.  1  z.44.findeth  it  empty3/iw/j£3and  garnifhed 

Lu\e  11.  25. 
£>ratfr. 
De«f.28.49.a  nation  —  as[wift  as  the  eagle 

1  Cbro. lz.S.anA  were  as  fwift  as  the  roes 

Job  9.26.they  are  pafTed  away  as  the  [wift  fhips 

24.1 8.  he  is [wifi  as  the  waters 
Pro.6. 1 8. feet  that  be  [wift  in  running  tomifchief 
Ecclcf.g.  1 1  .the  race  is  not  to  the  [wift 
ifai.  1 8.2. go  yefwtft  meflcngeis  to  a  nation 

19. 1. the  Lord  rideth  on  afwift  cloud 

30. 16.  and  we  will  ride  upon  the  [wift 

they  that  purfue  you  be  fwift 

66.20.and  upon/w/f  beafts  to  my  holy  moun. 
Jer.z.zl>a  fwift  dromedary  traverfing  her  waies 

46.6. let  not  the  fwift  flee  away 3nor 
Amos  2.i4>the  flight  (hall  perifli  from  the  fwift 
1 5. he  that  is  fwift  of  foot  (hall  not  deliver 
Micah  1. 1 3. bind  the  charet  to  the  fwift  beaft 
■Mal.$.$.I  will  be  afwift  witnefle  againft  the  for. 
K«z«.2.i5.theirfeet  ate  fwift  tofhedbloud 
Jam.  1 . 1  g.let  every  man  befwift  to  hear 

2  Ptf.i.i.bring  upon  themfelves/iw/f  deftru&ion 

2  Sam.i. 22. they  wexefwifter then  eagles 

Job  7.6.my  daies  axefwifter  then  a  weavers  fhuttle 

9.2  $  .now  my  daies  axefwifter  then  a  poft 
Jer.x. 1 2.  his  horfes  axefwifter  then  eagles 

Lam.  4.  i9.our  perfecuters  axefwifter  then  the  eag. 
H<*6.i.8.their  horfes  are  fwifter  then  the  leopards 

P/<j/.  147. 1  5.  his  word  runneth  vexyfwiftly 
J/<k.  5. 26.  they  (hall  come  with  fyeed,  fwiftty 
Dan.^.z  i.Gabriel  —  being caufed  to  Biefwiftty 
Joel  3. a.if  ye  recompenfe  me,fwiftly  and  fpcedily 

jlwofm. 
2  I(.is.6.6.cafl:  it  in  thither,and  the  iron  did  fwim 
Pfal6.6.a\\  the  night  make  I  my  bed  to  fwim 
Ifai.  2  j .  1 1 .  fpreadeth  forth  his  hands  to  (wim 
£^£.47.5  .waters  were  rifen,waters  tofwim  in 
Acts  27.42.lefl  any  of  them  fhou\d[wim  out 
4 j. commanded  that  they  which  could  fwim 
&xoimmeft. 
£^£.3  2.64  the  land  wherein  thou  fwimmeft 

ifai.z^.i  i.as  he  that  fwimmelb fprcadetb  forth 

j&mlinti 

Levit.  1 1. 7. and  the  [wine}he  is  unclean  nnto  you 

Deut.  14.  8. 
Pro.  1  i.22.as  a  jewel  of  gold  in  afwines  fnout,  fo 
//<w.6j.4.whicn  eat  [wines  flefh,  and  broth  of  abo. 
66.3. off  eieth  an  obla.as  if  he  offered/wiatt  bio. 
17.  eating  [wines  flefhjand  the  abomination 
^f<jt.7.6.neithtr  caft  ye  your  pearls  befoxe  fwine 

8.3  o.a  good  way  offa  herd  of  many  [wine  feed. 
3 1  .fufter  us  to  go  into  the  herd  of  [wine 
3  2.they  went  into  the  herd  of  [wine 

whole  herd  of  [wine  ran  violently  down 
Mar.%:\  i.a  great  herd  of  [wine  feeding 

1  r.fend  us  into  the  [wine,  that  we  may  enter 
13  .unclean  fpiritsentred  into  the  [wine 
1 4.and  they  that  fed  the fwine  fled 
i6.and alfo  concerning  the fwine 
JLnfys  8.3  2.an  herd  of  many  fwine  feeding 

3 3.out  of  the  man,andentred  into  the  fwine 
ij.lj.hefenthim  into  the  fields  to  feedfwine 


i6.belly  with  the  husks  that  the  fwine  did  eac 

j&tfcllcn, 

\Ails  28.tf.they  looked  when  he  fhould  hviefwoll. 

j£>tooon, 
Lam.z.i  i.becaufe  the  children  &  fucklings/Wos 

Lam.z.iz.when  they  fwooned as  the  wounded  in 

Gra.3.24.  cherubims,  and  a  flaming  [word 
3 4.2 5. cook  each  of  them  hisfword,  and  came 

Exod.  5.21.10  put  a  [word into  their  band  to  flay  us 
3  2.27.put  every  man  hisfword  by  his  fide 

Zm£.26.6.neicher  lhall  the Jword  go  thorow  your 

2  f  .and  I  will  bring  afword  upon  you 
J3«and  I  will  draw  out  afword  after  you  . 

3  6.they  lhall  flee,as  fleeing  from  afword 

3  7  .fall  one  upon  anotheryjs  it  were  bef.ajw. 
Waw.22.23.and  his(word  drawn  in  his  hand 

29.I  would  there  were  a  [wordin  mine  hand 
3  i.hefaw  the  angel — and  his  [word  drawn 
Dent. zS.zz.  Lord  (hall  fmite  thee— with  the/n?. 
3  2. 2  i.the[word  without,  and  terrour  within 
3  3. 2  9«who  is  the  [word  of  thine  excellency 
Jofh.  j.  1 3 .flood  with  his  [word  drawn  in  his  hand 
24.12.but  not  with  thy  [word>nox  with  thy  bow 
Judg.j.  1 4.this  is  nothing  elfe  fave  the  [word  of  G. 
1 8  .the  jword  of  the  Lord,  and  of  G  ideon 
20.they  criedjThe/jyflr^of  the  L.&  of  Gid. 

2  2. the  Lord  fet  every  mans  (word  againft  his 
8.io.there  fell  120000.  men  that  dxew  [word 

20.butthe  youth  drew  not  his  [word 
9. 54. draw  rhy/fe«/,andf]ayme 
20. 2. four  hun.thouf.foot-men  that  drew  [word 

if.  numbrcd—  26000.  men  that  drew  [word 

17.  were  numbr.  400000.  men  that  dxew  Jw. 

2j.deftroy. — 18000. men3all  thefe  dxew  fw. 

3  j  .of  Ben. — 2?  1  oo.men,all  thefe  dxew  fw. 
46.fellthat  day—  2jooo.men  that  drew  [w. 

1  Snrn.il. 21- neither [word nor  fpear  found  in  the 
i4-20.every  mans  fword  was  againft  his  fellow 
1 5.3  3.3s  thy  [word  hath  made  many  childleffe 
17.3  9«David  girded  his  [word  upon  his  armour 

45.  thou  comeft  to  me  with  afword 

47.the  Lord  faveth  not  with  fwordand  fpear 

50.but  there  wasno/HWY/in  the  hand  ofD. 

5  i.took  hisfword, — and  flew  him 
i8.4.even  to  hisfword,and  to  his  bow 
2i.8.not  here  underthine  hand  fpear  or  [word 

g.the  Jword  of  Goliah  the  Philiftine3whom 
22, 10. and  gave  him  the  fwordof  Goliah 

13  .in  that  thou  haft  given  him  bread,&  ajw. 
2j.13.gird  you  on  every  man  his[word 

and  they  girded  on  every  man  h\s  [wo. 
and  David  alfo  girded  on  his  [word 
3  r.4.draw  thy  fword, and  thruft  me  thorow 

therefore  Saul  took  afwo.Sc  fell-  upon  it 

y.armour-bearer — fell  likewife  upon  his[w. 
1  Sam.i  .zz.the  (word  of  Saul  returned  not  empty 
2.i6.and  thruft  hisfwordin  his feljowes fide 

26.(hall  rhe/iwrfdevour  for  ever 
3.2  9. not  fail  one— -that  falleth  on  the  [word 
1  \.z$.the[word  devoureth  one  as  well  as  ano. 
1 2. 10. therefore  the  fword  (hall  never  depart 
1 8. 8.  wood  devoured  more —  then  the  fword 
20.8.with  afword  fattened  upon  his  loins 

10. but  Amafa  tooknoheeJ  to  the  fword 
z  1. 1 6.he  being  girded  with  anew  fword 
23.10.and  his  hand  clave  unto  the  fword 
24.9.inlfr.  Sooooo.valia.  men  that  drew/M>. 

1  I£w.3.24.bring  me  a  fword.  And  they  brou.  afw. 

1 9. 1 7.him  that  efcapeth  the  fword  of  Hazael 
that  efcapeth  from  the  fword  of  Jehu 

2  Kjn.6. zz.thou  haft  taken  captive  with  thy  fword 
i  Chro.f.iS.men  able  to  bear  buckler  and  fword 

io.4.draw  thy  fword,  and  thruft  me  thorow 

io  Saul  took  a  Jword,  and  fell  upon  it 
j  .fell  likewife  on  the  [word,ax\d  died 
2i.5.athouf.tho.&  looooo.men  that  drew/a». 
Judah  was  470coo.men  that  dxcwfwo. 
iz.the [woi-d  of  thine  enemies  overtaketh 

or  elfe  three  dayes  the  fwordoi  the  Lo. 

I  Mangel— having  a  drawn  [word  in  his  hand 

27.command.  the  angd3&  he  put  up  his  [w. 

3  o.for  he  was  affraid,  becaofe  of  the  fword 

2  Cbro.zo.y.as  the/BW,judgemenr3  or  peftilence 

E^j'a  9  7«to  the  fword,  to  captivity,and  to  fpoil 


i\rcfoew.4.i8.every  one  had  h  is  (word  girded  by  his 
E(t.9.  j.fmote  all  their  enemies  with  the— fword 
Job  5 .20. in  war  from  the  power  of  the  (word 
1 5.22.and  he  is  waited  forof  the  [word 
19.29.be  ye  affraid  of  the  (word :  for 

wrath  bringeth  the  punilhm.of  the[w. 

20.2  j  .the  gliftering  [wo.  cometh  out  of  his  gall 
27.14  if  hischildrenbemultip.it  is  for  the  fw. 
40.19.can  make  hisfword  to  approach  unto  him 
41.26.  the  [word  of  him  that  layethathim 

P/a/.7.i2.ifheturanot,he  will  whet  his /ij>oi^ 
17.13  .from  the  wicked.which  is  thy  [word 
37. 1 4. the  wicked  have  drawn  out  the  fwirrd 
1  j. (word (hall  enter  into  their  own  heart 
42. 10. as  with  a  fword  in  my  bones,  mine  ene. 

44.3  .got  not  the  land  by  their  own  fword 
45-3.gird  thy  (wordux>on  thy  thigh 
57.4. a.nd  their  tongue  a  (harp  [word 
^4.3.who  whet  their  tongue  like  a  fword 

76. 3. there  brake  he — the  lhield,and  the  fword 
78.62.gave  his  people  over  unto  thefword 
144-io.delivereth  Dav. — from  the  hurtfull/**. 
i49.6.and  a  two-edged  (word  in  their  hand 
Pro.  y.4.herend — (harp  as  a  two-edged  fword 
1 2.i8.fpeaketh  like  the  piercings  of  afword 
2  j.  1 8.man  that  beareth  falfe  wi  tne.— ■  is  a  fw. 
Cant.  3. 8. tvery  man  hath  his  fword  upon  his  thigh 
l[ai.z.$.  nation  (hall  not  lift  up  fword  againft  nat. 

2  7,i.ftroiig/aWfrnll  punifh  Leviathan 

3  i.8.thej»wf,noc  of  a  mean  man,(hal  devour 
34.6.xhe[word  of  the  Lord  is  filled  with  bloud 
4r  .2. he  gave  them  as  the  duft  to  his[word 
49.1. made  my  mouth  like  a  (harx>[word 

5 1. 1 9.deftrudion,and  the  famine,  and  the  fw. 
6  y.  1 2  .therefore  will  I  number  you  to  thefvord 
66. i6.byh]s [word  will  the  Lord  plead  with 
/e?'.2.3o.your  own  [word  hath  devoured  your  pro. 
4.1  o.whereas  thefword reacheth  unto  the  foul 
5. 12. neither  (hall  we  feejword,  nor  famine 
6.25.for  the  fword  of  the  enemy  is  on  every  fide 
9.  i6.and  I  will  fend  a  fword  after  them,  till  I 
1  2. 1 2,for  thefword  of  the  Lord  (hall  devour 
14.13. the  prophets  fay3Ye  lhall  not  fee  thefw. 
1 5; .  fword  &  famine  lhall  not  be  in  this  land 
1 6.becaufe  of  the  famine  and  the  [word 
1  j.2.fuch  as  are  for  the[word,  to  the[word 
3  xheftvord  to  flay,and  the  dogs  to  tear 
9.deliver  to  the  [word  before  their  enemies 
1 8. 21. pour  out  their  bio. by  the  force  of  thc/u>. 
24.10. and  I  will  fend  thefword,  the  famine 
2j.16.and  be  mad,becaufe  ofthc/nwrfthat 
27.becaufe  oithe[word  which  I  will  fend 
29.I  will  call  for  afword  upon  all  the  inhab. 
3  i.give  them  that  are  wicked  to  thefword 
29. 1 7. behold 3I  will  fend  upon  them  thefword 

1  8. and  I  will  perfecute  them  withthe/iwi 
3i.2.ptople  which  were  left  of  the  fword  found 
3  2.24.becaufe  gf  the/iviW,  and  of  thefatnine 

3  4. 1 7. proclaim  a  liberty  for  you,— to  thefword 
42.16. the  [word  which  ye  feared  (hall  over-take 
43.11  .fuch  as  are  for  thefword,  to  thefword 
44.28.a  (mall  number  which  efcape  the  fword 
46.io.the/BWY/ (hall  devour3&  it  fhalbe  fatiate 

14. for  thefword  (hall  devour  round  about 

16. land  of  our  nativity,from  the  oppreffi./w. 
47.6.O  thou  [word  of  the  Lord,  how  long 
48.1.O  Madmen }.he(word  (hall  purfue  thee 

lo.thatkeepethback  bis/owifrombioud 
49.37.andl  will  fend  the  fword  after  them 
50. 1 6. for  fear  of  the  oppreffing/aiwi  they 

3  ^.afword  is  upon  the  Caldeans 

l6.a[wordis  upon  the  liars 

a  [word  is  upon  her  mighty  men 

IT. a  [word  is  upon  their  horfes,  and  upon 

a[word  is  upon  her  treafures 
y  1.  fo.ye  that  have  efcaped  thtfxordgp  away 
Za«.,\9.becaufe  of  the  fwordoi  the  wilderneffe 
PasH.-  J.2 .  He  dra  w  out  a  (word  after  them  Ver.i  2. 

i7.andlwill  bring  the  [word  upon  thee 
6-  3.1,even  I,will  bring  a[word  upon  you 

S.may  have  fome  that  (hall  efcape  the  [word 
7. if. [word  is  without,  &  the  peftilence  within 
1 1. 8. feared  the[word,  and  I  will  bring  a  fword   I 
12.14.and  I  will  draw  out  thefword  after  them  j 
14,17. iff  bring  ajword— and  fay,Sword,°o 

2  i.my  four  fore  judgements— 'the [word,tx\i 

zt.o.afword  ' 


s  w  o     s  w  o 


s  w  o     s  w  o 


s  w  o    s  w  o 


2 1. 9. a  [word,  a  [word  is  (harpened.,  and 

ii.the/awa!  is  (harpened, &  it  is  fourbifhed 
1  z.terrours,  by  reafon  of  ihe  fivord,  (halbe 

1  j.whap  if  thefivord  contemn  even  the  rod 
I4.1et  the  fivordbe  doubled  the  third  time 

the  fivordoi  the  flain,it  is  the  fwordol 
1  {.fet  the  point  of  the  /word  againft  all  their 
i^appointthee  two  wayes,  that  the  fivordoi 
zo.thac  the  [word  may  come  to  Rabbath 
28.  the  [word,  the  fwordis  drawn,  for  the 
29.8.I  will  bring  a  fivord  upon  thee,andcut  off 
jo.4.and  the  [word  (hall  come  upon  Egypt 
21. to  make  it  ftrong  to  hold  the  fword 
22.I  will  caufe  the  fivord  to  fill  out  of  his 
32.11  .[word  of  the  king  of  Babylon  (hall  come 
20.midft  of  them  that  are  flain  by  the  /word 
3  3 .2.when  I  bring  the  fivord  upon  a  land 
3 .  if  when  he  feeth  the  fivord  come  upon 
4.if  the/wW  come,and  take  him  away 
6.if  the  watch-man  fee  the  fivord  come,  and 

if  the  fivord  come  and  take  any  perfon 
26 .ye  ftand  upon  your  (word;  ye  work  abom. 
3  {.  {.died  the  bloud — by  the  force  of  the  [word 
3  8.2  i.I  will  call  for  a  fivord, — every  mans/iV. 
Hff£i.i8.I  will  break  the  bow  and  the  fivord 
1  i.6.and  the  fivordihall  abide  on  his  cities 
Amos  9.4.thence  will  I  command  the/nW^,and 
Micab  4.3  .nation  (hall  not  lift  up  fivord  againft 

6. 14 .wch  thou  deliver,  will  I  give  up  to  the  fivo. 
Nab/on  2.i3./hwrf(hall  devour  thy  young  lions 
3.3.horf-man  lifteth  up  both  the  bright  fword 
1  J. there  — » the  fivord  (hall  cut  thee  off 
Zech.o. 1 3  .made  thee  as  the  fivord  of  a  mighty  man 
1l.17.the  fivord  (hall  be  upon  his  arm 
1 3.7.awake,0/MW^,againft  my  Shepherd 
Mat.  10.3  4.came  not  to  fend  peace,but  a  fword 
26.5 1  .drew  his/iw^and  fmote  a  fervant  of 
{  2.put  up  again  thy  fword  into  his  place 

take  the/w<N-d,(hallperilh  with  the  fw. 
Mir.  1 4.47  .one  of  them  that  flood  by,drew  a  fwo. 
Liife  2.35  .yea,a/»w</(hall  pierce  thorow  thine 

22.3  6.tbat  hath  no  fivord,  let  him  buy  one 
John  i8.io.Simon  Peter  having  a  fivord,  drew  it 

1 1  .put  up  thy  fivord  into  the  (heath 
ASts  i1J.27.drew  outhis/nwdjand  would  have 
Rom.S.  3  {  .(hal— famine,or  nakedn.or  peril  ,otfiv. 

1 3 .4.for  he  beareth  not  the  fivord  in  vain 
Ephef.6.  17. fivordoi the  Spirit,which  is  the  word 
tieb.^.i  2. (harper  then  any  two-edged  [word 
RcTM.16.6ut  of  his  mou.went  a  (harp  two-ed./i*\ 
2.1 2.which  hath  the  (hit?  fivord  wth  two  edges 
6.4.there  was  given  to  him  a  great  fivord 
I9.i{.outofhismouchgoetha  (harp fivord 
2i.which/n«/pi-oceeded  outof  hismouth 
■  By  the  *g>tOD20. 
Gen.17.40.  by  thy  fivord  (halt  thou  live 
Levit.t6.y. they  (hall  fall  before  you  by  the  fivord 
8.  enemies  (hall  fall  before  you  by  the  fivord 
2  &z«.i.i2.becaufe  they  were  (lain  by  the  fivord 
2  Chro.zg.g.om  fathers  have  fallen  by  the  fword 
Job  3  3 . 1 8  .his  life  from  perifhing  by  the  fivord 

3  6 . 1 1  .obey  not3fliall  perifri  by  the  fword 
P/d/.78.^4.theirpriefts  fell  by  the  fword 
%7er.n.2  2.theiryoungmen  (hallJieby  the  fivord 
14.1 2.butl  will  confume  them  by  the  fword 

1  {.by  the/worrffhall  thofe  prophets  be  conf. 
i6.4.confumed  by  the  fivord,and  by  famine 
i8.2i.youngmenbe  flain  by  the /Wrfinbatt. 
19.7.W1II  caufe  them  to  fall  by  the  fivord 

2  i.9,abideth  in  this  city.fhall  die  by  the  fword 
27.1 3.why  will  ye  die  by  the  fivord 
32.36.hand  of  the  king  of  Babylon,  by  thefw. 

3  5. 4.  which  are  thrown  down  by  the  fivord 
34.4.thou  (halt  not  diebythe/*wd 
38.2.remaineth  in  this  city  (hall  die  by  thefw. 
42.17.to  fojourn  there,they  (hall  die  by  thefw. 

22.know  certainly,that.ye  (hal  die  by  the  fw. 
44.  i2.they  (hall  even  be  confumed  by  the  fivo. 
by  the  fivord,  and  by  the  famine 
I3<asl  have  punithed  Jerufalem  by  the  fwor. 
1 8  .and  have  been  confumed  by  the  fword 
27.of  Egypt  (hall  be  confumed  by  the  fword 
Z.<tt#.2.2t.myyoungmen  are  fallen  by  thefivord 
£^\26.6.her  daughters  (halbe  flain  by  the  fword 
1  i.he  (hall  flay  thy  people  by  the  fword 
28. 2  3  .judged  in  the  midft  of  her  by  the  fivord 


31.18.with  them  that  be  flain  by  thefivord 
3  2. 20. midft  of  them  that  are  (lain  by  the  fivord 
2 1  .they lie  uncircumu(ed,flain by  thefivord 
Verfe  30. 
22.aU  of  them  (lain,  fallen  by  thefivord 

Verf.  13,  24. 

2  j.all  of  them  uncircumcif.fiain  by  the  fivo. 

Verfe  26. 
2*>.laid  by  them  that  were  flain  by  thefivord 

3  i.Pharaoh  &  all  his  army  (lain  by  the  fwor. 
3 9. 23X0  fell  they  all  fay  thefivord 

ffo/i  1.7. will  not  favc  them  by  bow,  nor  by  fivord 
Amos  7.1  i.Jeroboam  (hall  die  by  thefivord 

9.io.(innersof  my  people  (hall  die  by  the  fivo. 
Hag.2.22.every  oneby  the  fword  of  his  brother 
Revel.i  3  .I4.had  the  wound  by  ajword,  &  did  live 
Edge  of  the  ^tooiu,  See  <gQge, 
Ftf^joyned  with  jaJBOOiD,  See  JFall, 
From  the  <S>rjooiD. 
Exod.  1 8. 4. delivered  me  from  the  fwordof  Phara. 
2  Cbyo. $6. io.had  efcaped  from  the  [word, carried 
Job  {. 1  j. he  faveth  the  poor  from  thefivord 

39.22.neitherturneth  the  back  from  the  fword 
Pfial.zz.zo.de\i\ct  my  foul  from  the  fword 
ifiti.z  t.i  j. for  they  fled  from  the  drawn  fivord 

3  i.8.but  he  (hall  flee  from  thefivord 
Jer.zi.j.iuch  as  3re  left  from  the  fword 
£•^.12.16. leavea  few  men  of  them  from  the  fw. 
3  8 .8. land  that  is  brought  back  from  the  fword 
My  *£>B30iD. 
GfW.48.22.of  the  Amorite  with  my  fivord,ar\d 
Exod.ij. 9.I  will  draw  my/i»W,my  hand  (hall 
De ut ,  3  2.4 1  .and  if  I  w  hct  my  glittering/wwd 
42.and  my  fword  (hall  devour  flefh 

1  Som.zi.%  fori  have  neither  brought  my  fivord 
Pfal.44.6M0t  truft  in  my  bow  j  neith.fhall  my  fw. 
lfai.3  4.  ^.{ov  my  fivord  (hall  be  bathed  in  heaven 
£^.2 1.3. and  will  draw  forth  my  fword  out  of 

4.therefore  (hall  my  fivord  go  out  of  his  (he. 

$.1  the  Lord  have  drawn  forth  my  fivord 

30.24.king  of  Bab«&  put  my  fword  in  his  hand 

2$  .put  myfivo.'mto  the  hand  of  the  ki.of  Ba. 

3  2. 10.  when  I  (hall  brandilh  my  fword  before 

Ze/>b.2.i2.Ethiopi.alfo,ye(halbefLunby  my  [wo. 

With  the  <£)BJ0JD. 
Gw.31.26.as  captives  taken  with  the  fword 
£#<«/.  {,3. fall  on  us  with  peftilence,  or  w^  thefw. 

2  2.24. and  I  will  kill  you  with  the  fword 
Num.i  9. 16. one  that  is  flain  with  thefivord  in 

20. 1 8. left  I  come  againft  thee  with  the  fword 
3 1. 8. Balaam  alfo  they  flew  with  thefivord 
Jofh.  16.11  .whom  the  chil.of  Ifr.flew  viiththefw. 
1 1.1  o.fmote  the  king  thereof  with  thefivord 
13.22.did  the  children  of  Ifr.flay  with  the  frvo. 

2  S#8.i2.9.killed  Uriah  the  Hittite  with  the  fivo. 

Haiti  him  with  thefw.  of  the  chil.of  A. 

1  Kin.  1.  {i.  will  not  flay  his  fervant  with  the  (wo. 

2.8.I  will  not  put  thee  to  death  with  thefivord 
3  2.better  then  he,&  flew  them  with  thefw. 

19. 1. had  flain  all  the  prophets  with  the  fword 
1  o.and  flain  thy  prophets  with  thefivord 

Verfe  14. 

2  K«2.8.i2.youngmen  wilt  thou  flay  with  thefw. 

1 1. 1 5. him  that  follow eth  her,kill  with  the  fiv. 
2  Chro.zj.  l4- 
20. and  they  flew  Athaliah  with  the  [word 
19.37.  his  fons  fmote  him  with  the  fword 

If ai.i  7. 3$. 

2  C/w.2i.4.flew  all  his  brethren  with  thefivord 

23.21  .after  they  had  flain  At  hal.  w  ith  the  fwo. 

3  2.2i.bowels,flew  him  there  with  thefivord 

3  (5. 1 7.  who  flew  their  young  men  with  the  fwo. 

Ifal.  i.2d.rebell,ye  (halbe  devoured  with  the  fword 
14.19.are  flain,  thruft  through  with  a  fword 
2  2. 2. thy  flain  men  are  not  flain  with  the  fword 

Jcr.<$  .i7.impoveri(h  thy  fenced  cities  with  the  fw. 
14. i8.field,then behold  the  flain  with  thefivord 
20.4. and  (hall  flay  them  with  thefivord 
26.23.who  flew  him  v/ ith  the  fword,  and 
27. 8. that  nation  will  I  punifli  with  thefivord 
41. 2. and  fmote  Gedaliah — with  the  [word 

Law. 4.9. they  that  be  flain  with  the  fword.are 

£^.7.i{.that  is  in  the  field  (hall  die  with  the  fw. 

2  3.lo.daughtersaand  flew  her  with  the  fword 
26. 8. (hall  flay  withthe  fword  thy  daughters  in 

3  i.i7.unto  them  that  be  flain  with  thefivord 

Vuuu.  3. 


3  2. 2  8. lie  with  them  that  are  flain  with  thefw. 
3  2. with  them  that  are  flain  with  the  [word 

3{.8.flialltheyf.ul  that  are  flain  with  the  fword 
Amos  1. 1 1.  he  did  purfue  his  brother  with  thefw. 

4.1  o.your  young  men  havel  flain  with  the  fw. 

7. 9. againft  the  houfe  of  Jeroboam  with  thefw. 

9. 1. 1  will  flay  thelaftofthem  with  the  fword 
Mic.  {  6. (hall  w3fte  thelandof  Affy.with  thefw. 
Mat.z6.jz.takz  the  fword,(hall  penlh  wch  thefw. 
Litfe  2i.49.Lord3(hall  wefmite  with  thefivord 
Atls  1 2. 2. killed  James — ■  with' the  [word 
Heb.  1 1.37.  were  tempted,  were  (lain  with  the  fiv. 
Revel. z.i6.wi[l  fight  againft  them  with  the  fwor. 

6.8.to  kill  with  thefivord,  and  with  hunger 

i3.io.withthe/B'.mu(t  be  killed  with  thc/iV. 

19. 21. the  remnant  were  flain  with  thefwurd 


1  Sdtjt.i3.19.left  the  Hebrewesmakethem/twvfo 
i  K»M.26.took  with  him  700. men  that  drew  fiv. 
Ncbem.4.1 3. after  their  families^  with  their  fivords 
PfaLtf. 21. then  oyl,yet  were  they  drawn  fivurds 

19 '7 -fivords  are  in  their  lips  5  for  who 
Pro. 30. 14.3  generation  whose  teeth  are  asjwO'fds 
Cant.  $.3.zhey  all  hold  fivords,  being  expert  in  war 
ifai.z.^.  (hail  beatrheir./jiwt^  into  plough-friarcs 

2 1. 1  5. for  they  fled  from  the  [words 
£^.16. 40. thruft  thee  thorow  with  their  fivords 

25.47,  anddifpatch  them  with  their  fivords 

28. 7. (hall  draw  their  fivords, ^nd  defile  thy  bri. 

30. 1 1  .they  (hall  draw  their  fwords  againft  Egy. 

3  2.i2,bythe/uwd5  of  the  mighty  will  I  caul'e 
27. and  have  laid  their  fivords  under  their  he. 

38.4.great  company,all  of  them  handling  fiven: 
Joel  3.  ib.  beat  your  plough- (hares  into  fwords 
Micab  4.3 .  fliall  beat  their  [words  into  plough-(ha. 
Mat.z6.47  .with  him  a  great  multitude  with  fwor. 

Mar.i4.43. 
5  j.as  againft  a  thief,with/iiw<3fr  and  ftaves 
Mar. 14.48.    Lul{ezz.<>2. 
Lu\e  2  2.38,Lord,behold,  here  are  two  fwords 

Gcn.zz.16.by  my  felf  have  Ifivom,Caith  the  Lord 
Exod.  13.19.he  had  ftraitly/irw72the  child,  of  Ifr. 
1 7  i6.forhe  faid,Becaufe  the  Lord  hnhfivorn 
Levit. 6. <;. abom  which  he  hathfworn  falfly, 
Dc«r.7.8.keep  the  oath  which  he  had  fivorn unto 
13. 17. multiply  thee,as  he  hathftVorn  unto  thy 
1 9. 8. if  he  enlarge  thy  coaft,  as  he  hath  [worn 
28.9.eftabl.  thee  an  holy  peo.  —as  he  hathfw. 
29. 1 3. as  he  hath fivttrn  to  Abraham,to  Ifaac 

3  i.7.unto  the  land  which  the  Lord  hath  fworn 
Jofh.y.  1 8.becaufe  the  princes  of  the  congr.had/n>. 

1 9.we  have  fivorn  unto  them  by  the  Lord 
Judg.z.x  ?.as  the  Lord  had  fworn  unto  them 
2 1. 1. now  the  men  of  Ifrael  had  fworn  in  Miz. 
7. feeing  wee  have/iiwjzbythe  Lord 
1 8. for  the  children  of  Ifrael  have  fworn 

1  Sam.  3. 1 4. 1  have  fworn  unto  the  houfe  of  Eli 

20.42.go  in  peace,forafmuch  as  we  have  fivorn 

2  Sam.  3-9.as  the  Lord  hath  fworn  to  David 

^  i.2.children  of  Ifrael  had  fworn  unto  them 

2  Cfou5.15.for  they  had  fivorn  with  all  their  heart 

Nchem.6. 1 8. there  were  many  in  ^adahfivorn  unto 

,  9. 1  {.which  thou  had&  fivorn  to  give  them 

pfal.  24. 4. foul  to  vanity,nor  [worn  deceitfully 

89.3 .1  havtfivorti  unto  David  my  fervant 

3  {.once  have  I  fivorn  by  my  holinefle 

10  2. 8. are  mad  againft  me,are  fivorn  againft  me 

1  loathe  Lord  hath/RW/^and  will  not  repent 

1 19. 106. 1  have  fworn,  and  I  will  perform 

1 3  j.  1 1  .the  Lord  hath  fivorn  in  truth  to  David 

J/ai.  i4.24.the  Lord  of  hofts  hath  fivorn,  faying 

4  5.  i  3. 1  have  fworn  by  my  felf :  thewordis 
{4-9.for  as  I  have  fivorn  that  the  waters  of  No. 

fo  have  I  fworn  that  I  would  not  be  wrci. 
62.8.the  Lord  hith  fworn  by  his  right  hand 
Jer.%. 7. and  fivomby  them  that  are  no  gods 
1 1.  {.may  perform  the  oath  which  I  have  fworn 
44.26.behold,  I  have  fivorn  by  my  great  Name 
49.1 3.I  hive  fivomby  my  felf,— that  Bozrah 

5  i.i4.the  Lord  of  hofts  hith  fivomby  himfelf 
E^e^.z  1. 2  ?  -to  them  that  have  fworn  oaths 

Amos  4. 2. the  Lord  God  hath  fivomby  his  holinefs 
6.8.the  Lord  God  hith  fworn  by  himfelf 
8. 7. the  Lord  hath  fivomby  the  excellency  of 

Mttab  7. 20.whicb  thou  haft  fworn  to  our  fsithers 
^ Atts  ?.. 3  o.  knowing 


S  Y  C        S  Y  N 

Ails  2.jo.knowing  God  had/nw»by  an  oath 

7.i7.promifedrew  nigh,which  God  hz.dfvs>om 
Hf6.4.j.I  hviefrvorn  in  my  wrath,  if  they  (hall 

*£>£camfne. 
Luke  17.6X0  this  fycamine  tree.Be  thou  plucked  up 

^peamoie  fruit. 
Amos  7-i4.an  herd-man,&  a  gatherer  of fycam.h. 

gemote  tree. 
Luke  i^.climbed  up  into  a  fycamore  tree 

gtpcamote  trees. 

1  Kin.  1 0.27. cedars  made  he  to  be  as  fycamore  trees 

2  CJbr0.-1.15. 8C9.27. 

1  C/br.  27. 2  8. /JrdW.trees  that  were  in  the  low  plai. 

P/a/.78.47.hedeftroyed  their-^fflw.trees  with  fr. 

ifai.^.io.thcfycamorcs  are  cut  down,but  we 

^gcljar. 
John  4.  y.cometh  to  a  city— which  is  called  Sychar 

£^^.i9.io.utterly  wafte,from  the  tower  of  Syene 

30.6. from  the  tower  of  Syene  (hall  they  fall 

Synagogue, 

A&tf.ii.g.departed  thence,he  went  into  theii  fyna. 

1  j.^4.he  taught  them  in  their  fynagogue 
Mar.i.zuon  the  fab.day  he  entred  into  the  fynag. 
23.n1  their  fynag.n  man  with  an  unclean  fpi. 
2Q.when  they  were  come  out  of  thefynagogue 
3. 1  .he  entred  again  into  thefynagogue 
5-22.one  of  the  rulers  of  the/jwagwaejairus  by 
3<5.faith  to  the  ruler  of  thefynagogue,  Be  not 
3 8  .cometh  to  the  houfe  of  the  ruler  of  the  fy. 
6.z.he  began  to  teach  in  the  fynagogue 
Luke  4.16.3s  hiscuftome  was,he  went  into  thefy. 
2D.eies  of  all  them  that  were  in  thefynagogue 
28.aU  they  in  the  fynagogue,  when  they  heard 
j  j. in  the  synagogue  there  was  a  man  which 
j  8  .he  arofe  out  of  the/)'»zgfl,g«e,and  entred 
6\c».another  fabbath  he  entred  into  the  fynagogue 
7.  j.loveth  our  nation,&  he  hath  built  us  2.  fyna. 
8«4i.and  he  was  a  tuler  of  the  fynagogue 

49.from  the  ruler  of  the  fynagogues  houfe 
1  3 .  I4.the  ruler  of  the  fynagogue  anfwered 
John  6".$9.thefe  things  faid  he  in  the  fynagogue 
51.22.he  (hould  be  put  out  of  the  fynagogue 
1 2 .4i.left  they  ftiould  be  put  out  of  the  $Mg- 
1 8.20.I  ever  taught  in  the  fynagogue,  and  in  the 
Atfs  6.i,9.certain  ofthe/JTMg.w'11  is  called  the  fyn. 
1  3 .  1 4.went  into  the  fynagogue  on  the  fabbath 
1 5. rulers  of  thefynag.fcnt  unto  them5  faying 
42.when  the  Jewes  were  gone  out  of  the  fyn. 
14,1  .they  went  both  together  into  the  fynagogue 
17. 1. where  was  zfynagogueof  the  Jewes 
10.  went  into  the  synagogue  of  the  Jewes 
i7.thereforedifputed  he  in  thefynagogue 
1 8-4.he  reafoned  in  the  fynagogue  every  fabbath 
7.whofe  houfe  joyned  hard  to  thefynagogue 
S.Crifpus  the  chief  ruler  of  thefynagogue 
i7.took  Softhenes  the  chief  ruler  of  the  fyna. 
ig.but  he  himfelf  entred  into  thefynagogue 
2&\and  he  began  to  fpeak  boldly  in  the  fyna. 
i$).8.and  he  went  into  thefynagogue,  and 
22.19.  beat  in  every  .^gflg.them  that  beleeved 
26. 1 1  .and  punifhed  them  oft  in  every  fynagogue 
Revel.z.g.hut  are  of  the  Synagogue  of  Satan 
3.9.I  will  make  them  of :  the  fynagogue  of  Satan 
tgypnasogqeiB. 
Pfal. 7 4.8. they  have  burnt  up  all  the  fynagogues  of 
Mat-4.z2. about  all  Galilee,teaching  in  theitfyna. 
6.1.2s  the  hypocrites  do,  in  the  fynagogues 

5  .they  love  to  pray  ftanding  in  the  fynageg. 
9.  3  j. teaching  in  their  fynagoguestii\d  preaching 
10, 1 7.they  will  fcourge  you  in  their  fynagogues 
23.6.and  love  the  chief  feats  in  the  fynagogues 
34-fome  of  them  (hall  ye  fcourge  in  your  [y. 
Mar.i.ig.and  he  preached  in  theit  fynagogues 
5 .  3  5  .from  the  ruler  of  the  fynagogues  houfe 
1 2. 3 9.and  the  chief  feats  in  the  fynagogues 
i^.pun  the  fynagogues  ye  (hall  be  beaten 
Luke  4. 1  ?  .taught  in  their  fynagogues,  being  glorifi. 
44,.and  he  preached  in  the  synagogues  of  Gal. 
1 1. 43  .ye  love  theuppermoft  feats  in  the  fynag. 
1 2.1 1. when  they  bring  you  into  the  fynagogues 
1 3. 1  o.he  was  teaching  in  one  of  the  fynagogues 
20.46. love  the  higheft  feats  in  the  fynagogues 
2 1. 1 2.delivering  you  up  to  the  fynagogues 
John  i6.2.they  (hall  put  you  out  of  the  fynagogues 


SYR       SYR 

Ails  9.2  .defired  of  him  letters — to  the  fynagogues 

2o.ftraightway  he  preached  Chrift  in  thefyn. 

J3.j.preachedtheword  of  Godinthe  fynagog. 

1 5.2  i.being  read  in  thefynagogues  every  fabbath 

24.i2.raifing  up  the  people,neither  inthe  fyn. 

£>imtiche. 

P/;/7.4.2.befeech  Syntiche,thzt  they  be  of  the  fame 

i&piacttfe. 
Acts  28.i2.1anding  at  Syracufe,Yie  tarried  there 
£>ptfa. 
io.6\ferved  Baalim,— and  the  gods  of  Syria 
2  Sam.2.6.Divid  put  garifons  in  Syria  of  Daniafc. 
1  Chro.  18.6. 
1 2.  of  Syria,  and  of  Moab^and  of  the  childr, 
1 5.8.3  vow  while  I  abode  at  Gefhur  in  Syria 

1  r\ia.  1  o.29>and  for  the  kings  of  Syria,  did  they 

1 1.2  y.abhotred  Ifrael,and  reigned  over  Syria 
19.15.  anoint  Hazael  to  be  king  over  Syria 
22. 1. without  war  between  Syria  and  Ifrael 

2  rv.w.5- 1  .Lord  had  given  deliverance  unto  Syria 

6.23  .fo  the  bands  of  Syria  came  no  more  into 
7. 5 .camp  of  Syria,  behold,there  was  no  man 
8.i3.(hewedmethatthouihaltbek.  over  Syria 
13.3.  into  the  hand  of  Hazael  king  of  Syria 
4.becaufe  the  king  of  Syria  oppreffed  them 
7. for  the  king  of  Syria  had  defhoyed  them 
1 7.  and  the  arrow  of  deliverance  from  Syria 
i9.fmitten  Syria  till  thou  hadft  confumed  it 
now  thou  (halt  fmite  Syria  but  thrice 
i6.6.Rezin  k.of  Syria  recovered  Elath  to  Syria 

1  Chro. i9.6.horfe-men  out  of  Mefop.&  out  oiSy. 

2  Chro.  1 . 1 7  .for  the  kings  of  Syria,  by  their  means 

i8.io.withthefe  thou  (halt  pufh  Syria 

3o.the  king  of  Syria  had  commanded 
20. 2. from  beyond  the  tea  on  this  fide  Syria 
24.23.hoftof  Sy/itf  came  up  agnnft  him 
28.23  .gods  of  the  kings  of  Syria  help  them 
//ii.7.2.faying,  Syria  is  confederate  with  Epbraim 
4-for  the  fierce  anger  of  R.zin  with  Syria 
y.S)7M,Ephraim, — have  taken  eviltcounftl 
8  .for  the  head  of  Syria  is  Damafcus 
i7.3.from  Damafcus,ind  the  remnant  of  Syria 
£^.i6.57.reproachof  the  daughters  of  Syria 

27.  i6.Syria  was  thy  merchant  by  reafon  of  rhe 
Hof.  12.12  Jacob  fled  into  the  countrey  of  Syria 
Amos  1. 5. the  people  of  Syria  (hall  go  into  caprivi. 
Afar.4.24.and  his  fame  went  thorow  all  Syria 
Luke  2.2.when  Cyrenius  was  governour  of  Syria) 
Acts  1 5. 23. fend  greeting  to  the  brethr.  —in  Syria 
4 1  .and  he  went  thorow  Syria  and  Cilicia 
18.18.and  failed  thence  into  Syria 
20.3.  as  he  was  about  to  fail  into  Syria 
2 1. 3. failed  into  Syria,  and  landed  at  Tyre 
Ga/.i.u.afterwards  I  came  into  the  regions  of  Sy, 
Kjng  of&$iia,See  more  in  Mng. 

D(W.2.4.then  (pake  the  Caldeans  to  the  k.  in  Syri. 

j&prian. 
Ges.25.20.the daughter  ofBethuelthe  Syrian 

the  filler  to  Laban  the  Syrian 

_  28.5.10  Laban>fon  ofBethuel  the  Syrian 

3i.20.Jacobfloleaway  unawares  to  Lab. the  S. 

24.  G.  came  to  Laban  the  Syrian  in  3  dream 

Deut.  26. 5.a  Syrian  ready  to  perifli  was  my  father 

2  Kin.<>. zo.my mafterhath  fpared Naam.the  Syr. 

1 8.26.fpeak,I  pray  thee,in  the  Syrian  language 

lfai.36. 11. 

E-^ra  4.7.1etter  was  written  in  the  Syrian  tongue 

and  interpreted  in  the  Syrian  tongue 

L«^e4.27.none— cleanfed,faving  Naam.the  Syr. 

Susans. 
2  Sam.%.  5«when  the  Syrians  came  to  fuccour  Had. 
David  flew  of  the  Syrians  22oo0.men 
6".and  the  Syrians  became  fetvants  to  David 
1 3  .fmiting  of  the  Syrians  in  the  valley  of  fait 
lo.g.kat,  and  hired  the  Syrians  of  Beth-Rehob 
and  the  Syrians  of  Zoba 
8  .the  Syrians—  were  by  themfel.  in  the  field 
9. and  put  them  in  aray  again  ft  the  Syrians 
1 1  .if  the  Syrians  be  too  ftrong  for  me,  then 
1  Cfov.19.12. 
13  .drew  nigh — to  thebattell  againfl:  the  Syr. 
I4.faw  that  the  Syri.  were  fled,then  fled  they 
1  Cfera.19.15. 
1  y.when  the  Syrians  faw  that  they  were  fmi. 
i6.Hadadezer  fent,and  brought  out  the  Syr. 


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i7.the  Syrians  fet  themfelves  in  aray  aga.Da. 
i8.and  the  Syria/is  fled  before  Ifrael 

Dav.flew  the  men  of  700.char.of  the  S. 
19.  Syrians  feared  to  help  the  childr.  of  Am' 

1  JCw2.10.20.the  tyr.fled,  and  Ifratl  purfued  them 

%  1. flew  the  Syrians  with  a  great  flaughter 
26.  numbred  the  Syria.  &  went  up  to  Aphek 
27.butthe  Syrians  rilled  the  countrey 
x8.Syrians  have  faid,The  L.  is  G.  of  the  hils 
29  flew  of  the  Syrians  100000.  foot-men 
22.1 1. with  thele  (halt  thou  pufh  the  Syrians 
3  j  .flayed  up  in  his  charet  againfl  the  Syrians 

2  iO».5.2.the  Syrians  had  gone  out  by  companies 

6.9.for  thither  the  Syrians  are  come  down 
7.4.1et  us  fall  into  the  hoit  of  the  Syrians 
5.10  go  unto  the  camp  of  the  Syrians 
6\made  the  hoft  of  the  Syria,  to  hear  a  noife 
io.we  came  to  the  camp  of  the  Syrians 
1 2.fhew  you  what  the  Syrians  have  done 
1 4-the  king  fent  after  the  hoft  of  the  Syrians 
i5-wchthe  S)W<i.hadcaft  away  in  their  hafte 
1  ^.people  —  fpoiled  the  tents  of  the  Syrians 
% .%%. and  the  Syrians  wounded  Joram 

29.wounds  which  the  Syrians  had  given  him 

Chap.  9.15. 

1 3.5/went  out  from  under  the  hand  of  the  Syr. 

1 7-for  thou  (halt  fmite  the  Syrians  in  Aphek 

16.6. Syrians  came  to  Elath,and  dwelt  there 

24-2.fent  againfl  him  the  bands  of  the  Syrians 

1  Chro.  1 3. 5.  when  the  Syrians  of  Damafcus  came 

David  flew  of  the  Syrians  laooo.men 
tf.and  the  Syrians  became  Davids  fervants 
i9.io.andput  them  in  aray  ag3inft  the  Syrians 
i4.drew  nigh  before  the  Syrians,to  the  battel 
1 6.  when  the  Syrians  faw  that  they  were 

drew  forth  the  Syrians  that  were 
1 7.put  the  battel!  in  aray  again  ft  the  Syrians 
1  if -but  the  Syrians  fled  before  Ifrael 

David  flew  of  the  Syrians  7000.  men 
I9.nei:her  would  the  Syrians  help  the  childr. 

2  Cfoui8.34.ftayed  himfelf  — againft  the  Syrians 

22.5.and  the  Syrians  fmote  Joram 
24.1  ^.army  of  the  Syrians  came  with  a  fmjll 
Ifai.g.  1 2.the  Syrians  before,and  the  Phil.behind 
Jer.j  5. 1 1. for  fear  of  rhe  army  of  the  Syrians 
Amos  9.7. 1  brought — the  Syrians  from  Kir 

j$)p?ion. 
De»f.j.9.which  Hermon  the  Sidonians call  Syrian 
Pfal.i$,6.Leimi.  &  Syrian  like  a  young  unicorn 


Afar./.ati.rbewoman  wasaGreek,a  Syro^henitian 


T. 


Jofh.17.1  iithe  inhabitants  of  Taanaeh  &  her  tow. 

2 1. 2  5. out  of  the  half  tribe  of  Manaff.  Taanaeh 
Judg.i.z7.notTaanachand  her  towns 

5. 1 9.then  fought  the  kings  of  Canaan  in  faan. 
1  i(i».4.i2.tohim  pertained  Taanaeh  &  Megiddo 
1  Chro.7.i9.Taawsh  and  her  towns,  Megiddo  and 

Kmg  of  ^Taanaeh. 
Jofh.  1  x.  2 1.  the  king  of  Taanaeh  one 
Caattatf^j&htloh. 

Jofh.  1 6.6.went  about  eaft ward  to  Taanath-Shiloh 


E^ra.  2.43.tfee  children  of  Tabbaotb   Nebcitt.7^6. 

©abbatb. 
JudgJ.iz.  border  of  Abel-Meholab,  unto  Tabbath 


lfa-7.6.z  king  in  the  midft  of  it,even  the  fon  of  T. 

Cabeet. 
Eya  4.7.wrote  Bi(hlam,Mithridatfa,Tabeei 
Cabetaf). 

Num.  1 1.3  .called  the  name  of  the  place  Tabtrah 
Dtut. 9,zz.at  Taberah}  and  at  Maffab,and  at 

Cabcrnadc. 
Exod,z  5.9.after  the  pattern  of  the  tabernacle 
26. i. make  the  tabernacle  with  ten  curtains 
6.and it  (hall  beone  tabernacle 
7.to  be  a  covering  upon  the  tabernacle 
9.  fixrh  curtain  in  the  fore-frontof  thetaber. 
i,2.hang  over  the  back-fide  of  the  tdernx/e 
jj.it  (hall  hang  over  the  fides  of  the  tabsrna. 
ii.tho-c 


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i  y .thou  (halt  make  boards  for  the  tabernacle 
i7.tnake  for  all  the  boards  of  the  tabernacle 
i8.make  the  boards  for  the  tabor,  twenty  bo. 
ao.for  the  fecond  fide  of  the  tabernacle  on 
ai.for  the  fides  of  the  tabernacle  weft  ward 
a  3. for  the  corners  of  the  tabernacle  in  the 
z6.five  for  the  boar.of  the  one  fide  of  the  tab. 
Z7.five  bars  for  —  the  other  fide  of  the  tab. 
I  o.thou  {halt  rear  up  the  £<zfe)7z.according  to 
3f.againftthetable,on  the  fide  of  the  taber. 
17.9. make  the  court  of  the  tabernacle  for  the 

19.aU  the  veffels  of  the  tabernacle  in  all  the 
29.4j.the  tabern.  fhalbe  fanctified  by  my  glory 
3  i.7.and  all  the  furniture  of  the  tabernacle 
3  3  .7,Mofes  took  the  tabernacle, md  pitched  it 
8.whenMofes  went  out  unto  the  tabernacle 
untill  he  was  gone  into  the  tabernacle 
9.as  Mofes  entred  into  the  tabernacle, the 
ii.hisferv.Jofhua—  depar.not  out  of  the  tab. 
35.11  .the  tabernacle ,his  tent,  and  his  covering 

1  5.  at  the  entting  in  of  the  tabernacle 

1 8.the  pins  of  the  tabernacle  }znd  the  pins  of 

36.8  .that  wrought  the  work  of  the  tabernacle 
1 3  .fo  it  became  one  tabernacle 
i4.for  the  tent  over  the  tabernacle 
zo.he  made  boards  for  the  tabernacle  of  Shit, 
zz.did  he  make  for  all  the  boards  of  the  ta. 
2.3  .he  made  boards  for  the  tabernacle 
if. for  the  other  fide  of  the  tabernacle  which 
Z7.and  for the  fides  of  thetabernac.  weftward 
z8.two  boar.made  he  for  the  corn,  of  the  ta. 
3  i.for  the  boards  of  the  fides  of  the  taberna. 
3  z.for  the  boards  of  the  other  fide  of  the  tab. 
for  the  boards  of  the  tabern.  for  the  fides 

38.10.and  all  the  pins  of  the  tabernacle 

Verfe  31. 
zi.thefumme  ofthewfero.evenoftheta&ez. 

39.3  i.thus  was  all  the  work  of  the  tabernacle 
3  3. they  brought  the  tabernacle  unto  Mofes 
40.aU  the  veffels  of  the  fervice  of  the  tabern. 

40.i.fet  up  the  taberna.of the  tent  of  the  congr. 
9.anoint  the  tabernacle  and  all  that  is  therein 
I7.that  the  tabernacle  was  reared  up 
i8.and  Mofes  reared  up  the  tabernacle 
19-he  fpread  abroad  the  tent  over  the  taberna. 

2  i.he  brought  the  ark  into  the  tabernacle 
zz.upon  the  fide  of  the  tabernacle  northward 
24.cn  the  fide  of  the  tabernacle  fouthward 

3  3. reared  up  the  court  round  about  the  tab. 
34.gIory  of  the  Lord  filled  the  tabernacle 

Verfe  35. 
3^.cloud  was  taken  up  from  over  the  tabern. 
3  8.cfoud  of  the  Lo.  was  upon  the  tab.by  day 
Ltf»it.8.io.and  anointed  the  tabernacle  and  all  that 
15.3r.when  they  defile  my  tabernacle  thatis 
i7.4.an  offering  unto  the  L.before  the  taberna 
26.  n.  I  will  fet  my  tabernacle  amongft  you 
Num.  1.  fo.appoint  the  Levites  over  the  tabern.  of 
they  (hall  bear  the  taber.  &  all  the  veffels 
and  {hall  encamp  round  about  the  taber. 
ji.when  the  tabernacle  fetteth  forward,the 

when  the  tabernacle  is  to  be  pitched,  the 
$3'.Levites  {hall  pitch  round  about  the  taber, 
Levites  {hall  keep  the  charge  of  the  tab 
3. 7. to  do  the  fervice  of  the  tabernacle 
a3.(hall  pitch  behind  the  tabernacle  weftward 
2  f.fhalbcthe  taheinacle,\nd  the  tent,  the 
26.  which  is  by  the  tabernacle,  &  by  the  altar 
29.pttch  on  the  fide  of  the  tabernacle  fouthw. 
35.thefeihall  pitch  on  the  fide  of  the  tabern. 
38.but  thofe  thatencampbefore  the  taberna., 
4.i6.and  the  over-fight  of  all  the  tabtfnacle 
2  j.they  {hall  bear  the  curtains'  of  the  taberna 
z6.the  gate  of  the  court,  which  isby  the  tab 
3 1'.the  boards of  thetabernacle,znd  the  bars 
5. 17.  the  duft  that  is  in  the  floor  of  thetabern, 
7.r.that  Mofes  had  fully  fet  up  the  tabernacle 
3.they'brought  them  before  the  tabernacle 
9.1 5*.dn*the  day1  that  the  taberna.  was  reared  up 
the  cloud  covered  the  taberrtacle 
at  even  there  was  upon  the  taber. zs  it 
i7.whenlttie  cloud  was  tak.  up  from  the  tab. 
iH.as  lbngas  the  cloud  abode  upon  the  tab. 
.  1 9.tarried  long  upon  the  taberna.mzny daies 
zo.clbud  was  a  few  daies  upon  the  taberna. 
zz.that  the  cloud  tarried  upon  the  tabernacle 


TAB      TAB 

10. 1 1. cloud  was  taken  up  from  off  the  taberna. 

1 7. and  the  tabernacle  was  taken  down 

fet  for\vard,bearing  the  tabernacle 

z  1. the  other  did  fet  up  the  tabernacle  againlt 
1 1. 24. and  fet  them  round  about  the  tabernacle 

26. but  went  not  out  unto  the  tabernacle 
1 2. 1  o.the  cloud  departed  from  off  the  tabernacle 
16.9.K)  do  the  fervice  in  the  tabernacle  of  the  L. 

24.getye  up  from  about  the  tabern.of  Korah 

27.  fo  they  gat  up  from  the  tabern.  of  Korah 
17. 7. laid  uptne  rods — 'in  the  taber.  of  witneffc 

8-Mofes  went  into  the  tabernacle  of  witneffc 

i3.near  unto  the  tabern.of  the  Lord  (lull  die 
18. 2.minifter  before  the  tabernacle  of  w  itn  (Tl 

3. they  (hall  keep  the  charge  of  all  the  tabern 

4. for  all  the  fervice  of  the  tabernacle 
19. 1  j.defileth  the.  tabernacle  of  the  Lord,ahd 
3  1. 30. keep  the  charge  of  the  tabernac.  of  the  L. 

47. which  kept  the  charge  of  the  taber.  of  the 
Deut.3  1.1  f  .Lord  appeared  in  the  tabcrna.m  a  pil. 
Jofh.zi.jg.  wherein  the  Lords  taberna.  dwelkth 

29.altar  of  the  L-our  G.that  is  before  his  tab. 
z  Sam.6. 1 7.in  the  midft  of  the  taber.thu  David 
7. 6.have  walked  in  a  tent,and  in  itabernacle 
x  JCMM.39.took  an  horn  of  oy  lout  of  the  tabern. 
z.z8.arid  Joab  fled  unto  the  tabernacle  of  the  L. 

29. that  Joab  was  fled  to  the  tabern-  of  the  L 

30.Benaiah  came  to  the  tabernacle  of  the  Lo. 
8.4.and  all  the  holy  veffels  that  were  in  the  tab 
I  c%e.6.48.all  manner  of  fervice  of  the 'tabernacle 
9.19. keepers  of  the  gates  of  the  tabernacle 

2j.namely,thehoufe  of  the  tabernacle 
i6.39.before  the  tabernacle  of  the  Lord 
17.  j.3nd  from  one  tabernacle  to  another 
z  1. 29. for  thetabernacle  of  the  Lord  which  Mo> 
23. 26. they  (hall  ho  more  carry  the  tabernacle 
z  Chro.  1 . 5  .he  put  it  before  the  tabernacle  of  the  L. 
y.f.all  the  holy  veffels  that  were  in  the  taberna. 
24.6".Congrega.of  Ifr.for  the  tabernacle  of  with- 
fob  ?.24.know  that  thy  tabernacle  (halbe  in  peace 
i8.6.the  light  (hall  be  dark  in  his  tabernacle 

i4.hisconfid.  (halbe  rooted  cut  of  hi  taber. 

1  5  .it  (hall  dwell  in  his  tabernacle,  became 
19. n. and  encamped  round  about  my  tabernacle 
20.16  go  ill  with  him  that  is  left  in  his  tabem. 
29.4  when  the  ftcret  Of  God  was  ujsOn  my  tab. 

3  1.3 1. if  the  men  of  my  tabernacle  hid  not,  Oh 
36.19.can  any  underftand-the  noife  of  his  tab. 

Pfdl.  1 5. 1  .Lord,  who  (hall  abide  in  thy  tabernacle 
1 9.4. in  them  hath  he  fet  a  tabernacle  for  the  fun 
Z7.5 .  in  the  fecret  of  his  tabernacle  (hall  he  hide 

6.offerin  his  tabernacle  tacrifices  of  joy 
61  4 d  will  abide  in  thy  tabernacle  for  ever 
76.2.in  Salem  alfo  is  his  tabernacle 
7  8.6o.fo  that  he  forfook  thetabernacle  of  Shiloh 

67. he  refufed  the  tabernacle  of  Jofeph 
1 3  i^.furely  I  will  not  come  into  the  tabernacle 

Pro.  14. 1 1  .the  taberna.  of  the  upright  (hall  flouriih 

//«.4.6.there  fhalbe  a  tabernacle  for  a  (hadow  in 
rtf.y.fit  upon  it  iritruth,in  the  taberna.  of  Dav. 
3  3  .zo.ataberndcle  that  {halt  not  be  taken  down 

/r/.ro.io.my  tabernacle  is  fpoiled 

Lam.z.^.in  the  tabernacle  of  the  daughter  of  Z  ion 
6.hehath  violently  taken  away  Yds  tabernacle 

E^cJj<.37.i7.my  tabernacle  {hall  be  alfo  with  thee 

4  i.i.which  was  the  breadth  of  the  tabernacle 
Amos  f.z6.ye  have  born  the  taber.  of  yOuf  Moloch 

9.1  i.that  day  will  Iraifeiip  the  taber  of  David 

Alts  7.4  3  -ye  took  up  the  tabernacle  of  Moloch 

44-our  fathers  had  the  tabernacle  of  witneffe 

46 .to  find  a  tabernacle  for  the  God  of  J.iccb 

1  f.  i'6.and  will  build  again  the  taberna1.  of  Dav. 

1  Cor.f.i  .that  if  our  earthly  hbufe  cf  this  taberna. 

4. we  that  are  in  this  taberriacle  do  grOan 
Hr&.8<,2.andof  the  true  taberna.  wch  the  L.  pitched 
5  .when  he  was  about  to  make  the  tabernacle 
9.i.for  there  was  a  tabernacle  made",  the 

J.the  tabern.  which  is  called  the  holieft  of  all 
6.pricfts  went  alwaics  into  the  firft  taberna. 
8.whileasthe  firft  taberna.  was  yet  (landing 
ri  .by  a  greater  and  more  perfect  tabcrndcle 
lilfprinkled  with  bloud  both  the  taber. Si  all 
13  .ro.no  right  to  eat, which  ferve  the  tabernacle 
z  Pet.  1. 1 3. as  long  as  I  am' in  this  tabernacle 

1 4.fhoitly  I  muff  put  off  this  my  tabernacle 
Ktvel.11 ,6.to  blafpheme  his  Nafne,and  his  taber. 


TAB      TAB 

1  5  .5. and  behold,the  temple  of  the  tabernacle 
n.g.beholdjthe  tabernacle  of  God  is  with  men 
<£aberftacle  of  the  tishfre.  See  C0ttgr  Ration, 
Door  joyned  with  'i£ar;ttttaCl£,Sse  3DC£W. 

Nwn.ZA.^ .how  goodly  ,\re  thy  tabernacles sO  Ifrael 
fob  1 1. 14.hr  not  wickednes  dwell  in  thy  tabern. 
1 2. 6. the  takrnacles of  robbers  profper 
1  j. 34. fire  fhall  confurrre  thetaberm.  ofbribrry 

2 1.2  3. put  away  iniquity  far  from  thy  taberna. 
Pfal.^.^.let  them  bring  rrie  unto  thy  tabernacles 

4«  4.ho!yplace  of  the  tabern.  of  the  moft  High 
78. 51  clue*-  of  their  ftrength  in  the  tab.of  Ham 
8  3.6.'.1tj  tabernacles  uf  Edom  &  the  Khmaelitcs 
84. 1. how  amiable  are  thy  tabernacles^  Lord 
118.1  jfalvation  is  in  the  taber. of  the  righteous 
1 3 1.7 :we  will  go  into  his  tabernacles 
>9as.  1 1.4  ^  he  mall  plant  the  ta/>OTZd£/M  of  his  pal. 
Hof.y  (T.thorns  (liall  be  in  their  tabernacles 
i  1 2. 9. will  yet  make  thee  to  dwell  in  tabernacles 
Mai.  2. 1  i.arid  the  fcholer  out  of  the  t aber.  of Jacob 
Mat.i-j.^Xti  us  make  here  three  tabernacles 

Mar.g.^.  w,\e  9,33, 
Heb,  1 1  ^.dwelling  in  tabernacles  with  Ifaac  &  Ja. 

Fea'ft  of  ®atSerrtacle05  iee  jfcaU, 
€abst!;a, 
AEts  9.3  ff.at  Joppa  a  Cirtam  difciple  named  Tabit. 
40.turning  him  tothebody/aid^fe^ari, 

€ablc. 

Exod.  25.23.  thou  (halt  alfo  make  a  table  of  Shitt. 
l7.fof  places  oftheftaves  to  bear  the  table 

2  8  .that  the  table  may  be  born  with  them 

3  o.thou  (halt  fet  upon  the  table  (hew-bread 

26.3  j.Fet  the  table  without  the  vail 

the  candleftick  over  againft  the  tahle 
(halt  put  the  table  on  the  north-fide 
36.27.the  table  and  all  his  veflers,and 
3  i.S.the  table,  and  his  furniture,and 
3  5. 1 3  the  table  and  his  ftaves 
37.10.he  made  the  table  of  Shittim  wood 
i4.places  for  the  ftaves  to  bear  the  table 
1 5. over-laid  them  with  gold,to  bear  the  table 
itf.made  the  veffels  that  were  upon  the  table 
39.3^.the  table,  and  all  the  veffels  thereof 
40. 4. and  thou  (halt  bring  in  the  table 

2  2.he  put  the  table  in  the  tent  of  the  congre. 
24. over  againft  the  Aj&/?,on  the  fide  of  the 

Levit.  24. 6. fix  on  a  row  upon  the  pure  table 
Num.i.$  i.their  charge  (halbe  the  ark,  &  the  table 

4-7-upon  the  table  of  (hew-bread  they  (hail 
fudg.  i.7.gathered  their  meat  under  my  table 

1  Snm.zo.29.  he  cometh  not  unto  the  kings  table 

3  4*.Jonath.arofe  from  the  table  in  fierce  ang. 

2  Satn. 9. 7, thou  (halt  eat  bread  at  my  table  contin. 

j  0  Mephib.  (hill  eat  bread  al  way  at  my  table 
1 1  .he  (hall  eat  at  my  table,as  one  of  the 
1 3  .he  did  eat  continually  at  the  kings  table 
1 9. 2  8  .amo.  them  that  did  eat  at  thine  own  tab. 
1  rO'Z.L/.let  them  be  of  thofe  that  eat  at  thy  table 
4. 27. for  all  that  came  unto  king  Solomons  ta, 
7.48.the  altar  of  gold,and  table  of  gold 
iO-  5. and  the  meat  of  his  table,  and  the 
1  3 .  10. as  they  fat  at  the  table,  that  the  word  of 
18.19.  the  prophets  which  eat  at  Jeiebels  table 
z  l\t?t.^,io.\et  us  (et  for  him  a  table,ii\d  a  ftool 
1  Cbro.zS.  1 6-the  tables  of  (hew-bread,for  every  ta. 
z  Chro.9. 4. and  the  meat  of  his  table,and  the 
1  3.1 1  .fhew-br.fet  they  in  order  on  the  pure  ta. 
29. 1 8.  the  (hew-bread  table,  with  all  theveffels 
Ncb.^.i7.thett  were  at  my  table  i50.of  the  Jewes 
fob  36.16.that  which  fhould  be  fet  on  thy  table 
P/a/.23.5.thou  haft  prepared  a  table  before  me 
69. 1 2. let  their  table  become  a  fnare  before  them 
7  8.  i9#they  faid,  Can  God  furnilh  stable  in  the 
128.3.1'ike  olive-plants  round  about  thy  table 
Pro.$.2.wi'ite  them  upon  the  table  of  thine  heart 

Chap.  7.3, 
9\x\(riehath  alfo  furnifhed  her  table 
Cant.  1 . 1 1 .  while  the  king  fitteth  at  his  table 
jfai.  z  1 . 5  prepare  trie  t.  ble,  watch  in  the  watch-to 
30  8. write  it  btfore  them  in  a  table 
6<.  I'l.that  prepare  a  table  for  that  troup 
Jer.  17  1  .it  is  graven  upon  the  table  of  their  heart 
E^e'l(. i }  .4  i.arid  a  table  prepared  for  it 
3  9.io.;hus  (hall  ye  be  filled  at  my  table 
4 1 .2 1. this  is  the  tMe  that  is  before  the  Lord    J 
,       44.  »6.the)j 


TAB      TAG 


T  A  H       T  A  K 


T  A  K      T  A  K 


44.16.and  they  (hall  come  near  to  my  table 
Dan.i  1  .J7.they  mall  (peak  lies  at  one  table 
Mai.  1.7 .the  table  of  the  Lord  is  contemptible 

i2.in  thatyefay,Theta£2eoftheL.ispollu. 
Mat,  1 5.27. crumbs  \vcl'  fall  from  their  matters  ta. 
^#•.7.28. dogs  under  the  table  eat  of  the  chil.cru. 
Lulfe  16.2 1. which  fell  from  the  rich  mans  table 
22.2i.betrayeth  me,  is  with  me  on  the  table 
3  o.that  ye  may  eat  &  drink  at  my  table  in  my 
John  1 2.2.Laz.was  one  of  them  that  fat  at  the  ta. 
13.2  8.no  man  at  the  tableknevi  for  what  intent 
Rom.  1 1  .p.let  their  table  be  made  a  fnare 
1  Cw.i  0.21, cannot  bepartak.of  the  Lords  table 
and  of  the  table  of  devils 
Hcb.y.i.md  the  tab!e,md  the  (hew-bread 

writing  Cable, 
Luke.  i.^.and  he  asked  for  a  writing  table 

Cables?. 

Exod.$  2.1  f  .the  tables  were  written  on  both  their 
1 6. the  tables  were  the  work  of  God 

writing  of  God,graven  upon  the  tables 
1 9. he  caft  the  tables  out  of  his  hands 
34.  i.and  I  will  write  upon  thefe  tables 

28. wrote  on  the  tables  the  words  of  the  cov. 
Deut.lo. 2.I  will  write  on  the  tables  the  words 

that  were  in  the  firft  tables  which  thou 

4-and  he  wrote  on  the  tabl.  according  to  the 

j .put  the  tables  in  the  ark  which  I  had  made 

1  Chro.  28. 1 6. by  weight  he  gave  gold  for  the  tables 

likewife  filver  forthetaWe*  offilver 

a  Cbro.q.fS.he  made  alfo  ten  tables, and  placed 

lg.tables  whereon  the  (hew-bread  was  fet 
ifai.iS.S.for  all  tables  are  full  of  vomit  and  filth. 
£^.40.41. four  taWej  were  on  this  fide,&  fourta. 
eight  tables  whereon  they  flew  their  fa. 
qz.thz  {cm  tables  wereofhewen  ftone 
43_upon  the  tables  was  the  flefli  of  the  ofFeri. 
Hab.z.  2.and  make  it  plain  upon  tables,that  he 
Mat.  2  1. 11  .overthrew  the  tables  of  the  money-cha. 

Mar.  11.  if. 
Mar.y.^.as  the  warning  of  pots— and  tables 
John  2.1  y.  and  overthrew  the  tables 
Ails  6.2. leave  the  word  ofGod,and  ferve  tables 
1  Cor.$ .  3  .but  in  fleihly  tables  of  the  heart 
Hcb.^.wherein  were  the  tables  of  the  covenant 
Cables  of  ftone,  See  &tone. 
Two  Cables,  See  Cwo. 
Cablets. 

Exod.%  {.22.rings,and  tablets,  all  jewels  of  gold 
Num.  3  i.5"o.ear-rings,&  tablets,to  make  an  atone. 
]fai.  3.20 -and  the tablets,znd  theear-rings 


JpjJj.  1 9. 1 2.unto  the  border  of  Chiftoth-Tabor 

2  2.and  the  coaft  reacheth  to  Tabor 
J«ifg.4.6.go,and  draw  toward  mount  Tabor 

1 1.  that  Barak  was  gone  up  to  mount  Tabor 
14X0  Barak  wentdownfrom  mount  Tabor 
S.i  8. w  hat-men  were  they  whom  ye  flew  atT. 
t  5az».io.3.thou  (halt  come  to  the  plain  ofTabor 
1  cblo.6.  77.  Tabor  with  her  fuburbs 
Pfal.89. 1  i.Tabor  and  Hermon  (hall  rejoyce  in 
fer.^6.iS.[wc\y,^sTahor  is  among  themountai. 
Hof.  <; .  1  .and  a  net  fpread  u  pon  Tabor 

Cables. 

r  Cfon>.9.4i.fons  of  Micah  were— Melech,&  Tab. 

Cablet. 

Gtn.X  i.i7.fentthee  away  with  tabret,  with  harp 
\  &tt».io.y. from  the  highplace,with—*ata#fltf 
fob  i7.6.and  aforetime  I  was  as  a  tabret 
7/ai.5.i2.the  harp  and  the  viol,  the  tabret  and 

CabjetS- 
1  Saw.i8.6.dancingstomeetki.  Sa.v\,mthtabrets 
j/aj.24*.8.the  mirth  of  tabret s  ceafeth 

30.3  2. it  (hall  be  with  tabrets  and  harps 
Jer.  1 1 .4.again  be  adorned  w  ith  thy  tabrets 
E\e£.a8 . 1 3  .the  workmanfhip  of  thy  tabrets 

Cabjtmon. 
1  Kjti.i  5.1  S.fent  them  to  Benhadad  the  fon  of  Ta. 

Cabjtng. 
Nahum  2.7  .voice  of  dovesjabring  on  their  brefts 


3  6. 1 3  .and  he  made  fifty  tacbes  of  gold 

curtains  one  to  another  with  the  tacbes 
i8.he  made  fifty  tacbes  of  bralfe 
3  9. 3  3  .his  tacbes,  his  boards,  his  bars,and  his 

Cacbmonite. 

2  5^.23. 8. the  Tacbmonite  that  fat  in  the  feat 

CacfcUng.    Cachings. 

Ifai.i  3-23.thy  tac\lmgs  are  loofed:  they  could  not 

Aits  27. 1 9 .caft  out  with  our  own  hands_tbe  tack. 

Cafcmo*. 

1  ft'B'9-i8.Baalath,  and  Tadmor  in  the  wildernes 

2  Cfou8.4.he  built  Tadmor  in  the  wilderneffe 

Caban. 
Num.26. 3  i.0{Taban  the  family  of  the  Tahanites 
1  Chro^.z^.Tdih  his  fon,and  Taban  his  fon 

Cabanftcs. 

Num.i6. 1 5  .of  Tahan  the  family  of  the  Tabamtes 

Catjapanes,  or  Cabpanhes. 

.fe>".2.i6.children  oiTahapanes  have  broken  the 
4 3 .7.thus  came  they  even  to  Tabpanbes 
8.unto  Jeremiah  in  Tahpanbes,(aying 
?.at  the  entry  of  Pharaohs  houfe  in  Tahpanb. 
44. 1. which  dwell — at  T abpanbes  ,-xnd  at  Nopb 
46.i4.publi(h  in  Noph,and  in  Tabpanbes 
€ar)atr), 
Num.i  J«i6.from  Makheloth,&  encamped  at  Tab. 

27. and  they  departed  from  Tabatb,znd 
1  Cbro.6.i^.Tahath  his  fon,  Uriel  his  fon 
37.the  fon  oiTabatb,  the  fon  of  Aflir 
7. 20. Tabath  his  fon,&  Eladah  hisfon,&  Taba. 

Cajjpenes. 
1  i^/zz-i  1. 19. the  filter  of  Tabpenes  the  queen 

20.the  lifter  of  Tabpene s bare  him  Genubath 
whom  Tabpenes  weaned  in  Phara.houfe 
€aljttm=$oD(bt. 
a  &0».24.6\they  came  to  the  land  of  Tahtim-Hod. 
Catl. 

£W.4.4.put  forth  thine  hand,&  take  it  by  the  tail 
Deut. 28 . 1 3 .  make  thee  the  head,and  not  the  tail 
44.he  (halbe  the  head,&  thou  (halt  be  the  ta. 
Judg.  1  j  .4.  turned  tail  to  tail,  and  put  a  fire-brand 
Job  40. 1 7.he  moveth  his  tail  like  a  cedar 
Ifai.9. 1 4-cut  ofFfrom  Ifrael  head  and  ft«7 

1  f.prophet  that  teacheth  lies,he  is  the  tail 
ip.iy.which  the  head  or  tail— may  do 
Revel.i2.a..h\s  tail  drew  the  third  part  of  theftars 

Calls. 

Judg- 1  ?.4.a  fire-brand  in  the  midft  betw.two  tails 

ifai.y.^.ior  the  two  tails  of  thefe  fmoaking  fire-br. 

Revel.9.10. and  they  had  tails  like  unto  fcorpions 

and  there  were  flings  in  their  tails 

i9>power  is  in  their  mouth,an<i  in  their  tails 

for  their  tails  were  like  unto  ferpents 


Exod.26.6. thou  (halt  make  fifty  tacbesot gold 

couple  the  curtains  toge.with  the  iacb. 
1  i.make  fifty  tacbes  of  braffe,&  putthetach. 
3  3. hang  up  the  vail  under  the  tacbes 
3y.Li.his  tacbes,ani  his  bars,his  pillars,  and 


G«z.3.i2.forth  liishand,and  ta\e  alfo  of  the  tree 
6.x\4a\e  thou  unto  thee  of  all  food 
7.2.thou  (halt  ta\e  unto  thee  by  fevens 
1 2. 1 9-behold  thy  wife,^e  her,and  go  thy  way 
1 3.9. if  thou  wilt  take  the  left  band,  then 
1 4. 2 1. give  me  the  perfons,and  ta\e  the  goods 

2  3 .1  will  not  ta\e  from  a  threed  even  to  a 

I  will  not  ta\e  any  thing  that  is  thine 

24.1et  them  ta\e  their  portion 
1  j  .9.  ta\e  me  an  heifer  of  three  years  old 
19.1  y.ta^  thy  wife,and  thy  two  daughters 

ip.left  fome  evill  ta\e me,  and  I  die 
2i.30.thefe  feven  ewe-lambs  thou  (haltte^e 
i2.z.ta\e  now  thy  fon,  thine  onely  fon 
23.1 3.ra^it  of  me^and  I  will  bury  my  dead 
24.3. thou  (halt  not  ta\e  a  wife  to  my  fon  of 

Verfe  37. 

4to  my  kindred,  &  ta\e  a  wife  unto  my  fon 

•j.ta\e  a  wife  unto  my  fon  from  thence 

3  8. thou  (halt — ta\e  a  wife  unto  my  fon 

Verfe  40. 
48. to  ta\e  my  matters  brothers  daughter  to 
y  1  .ta\e  her,and  go,&  let  her  be  thy  matters 
27.3.^^,1  pray  thee,thy  weapons,thy  quiver 
go  out  to  the  field,&  tai^e  me  fome  veni. 
46\if  Jacob  ta\e  a  wife  of  the  daughters  of 
28.i.thou  (halt  not  ta\e  a  wife  of  the  daughters 

Verfe  6. 

J.go  to  —  thy  mothers  father,  &  take  thee  a 

6.to  Padan-Aram,  to  take  him  a  wife  from 

31.3 1. thou  wouldeft  take  by  force  thy  daughte. 

3  2.what  is  thine  with  me,and  take  it  to  thee 


50-if  thou  flialt  take  other  wives  befides  mv 
33-"  M«,I  pray  thee,  my  bleffing  that  is  bro 

1 2.1et  us  take  our  journey,  and  let  us  go 

34-9-give  your  daughters  to  us,  &  takeout  dau 

i6.and  we  will  take  your  daughters  to  Us 

1 7-then  will  we  talLe  our  daughters,  and 

2 1. let  us  take  their  daughters  to  us 

3  8.1 3 . Judah  faid,Let  her  take  it  to  her 

41. 34.1%  up  the  fifth  part  of  the  land  ofEev 

4*.3J.^  food  for  the  famine  of  VOurhou(h! 

3  tf.and  ye  will  take  Benjamin  away 
43.1 1. take  of  the  belt  fruits  of  the  land 
ii.take  double  money  in  your  hand 
1 3  .take  alio  your  brother,and  arife,  go  again 
i8.and  take  usfor  bond-men,  and  our  affes 
44. 29-and  if  ye  take  this  alfo  from  me 
45.18.and  ta\eyom  father.and  your  houlholds 
\9.take  you  waggons  out  of  the  land  of  £gy 
£wrf.4.4.put  forth  thine  hand,&  take  it  by  the  tail 
9-that  thou  (halt  take  of  the  waters  of  theriv 
1 7-thou  (halt  take  this  rod  in  thine  hand 
6.7  J  will  i^you  to  me  for  a  people 
7.9. .take  thy  rod,and  caft  it  before  Pharaoh 
1  5. rod  W'h  was  turned  to  a  ferp.ftalt  thou  ta 

19  Jake  thy  rod,and  ftretch  out  thy  hand 
9.8.14?  to  you  handfulsofaihes  of  the  furnace 
io.26\thereof  mutt  wetafc to  fervethe  Lord 

1 2. 3. (hall  take  to  them  every  man  a  lamb 
4.take  it  according  to  the  number  of  the  fouls 
S.ytQxM  taken  out  from  the  (heep 
7.they  (hall  take  of  the  bloud,  and  ftrike  it 
2 1  .draw  out  and  take  you  a  lamb 
2i.ye  (hall  take  a  bunch  of  hyfop 
3  i.aifo  take  your  flocks,  and  your  herdj 

i6.i6.ta\e  ye  every  man  for  them  which  are  in 
3  3  Jake  apot,and  put  an  omer  full  of  manna 

1 7. 5.  and  take  with  thee  of  the  elders  of  Ifrael 
and  the  rod— take  in  thine  hand 

2o.7.not  take  the  Name  of  the  L.thy  G.in  vain 
, .xi.  1  o.if  he  take  him  another  wife,  her  food 
intake  him  f.om  mine  altar,that  he  may  di^ 

22.26.ifthouatall  take  thy  neighbours  raim. 

2  3 .8  .thou  (halt  ta\e  no  gift :  for  the  gift  blind. 

2f.2.ye(hallfa^my  offering 

3. this  is  the  offering  which  ye  (hall  ta\e 

28.1  Jake  thou  unto  thee  Aaron  thy  brother 
5-they  (hall  take  gold,and  blue,and  purple 
9.thou  (halt  take  two  onyx  (tones,  and  grave 
29.i.r4cone  young  bullock,and  two  rams 
y.thou  flialt  take  the  gatments,and  put  upon 
7.then  (halt  thou  take  the  anointing  oyl 
12  Ja\e  of  the  bloud  of  the  bullock 

Leva.  16.  18. 
intake  all  the  fat  that  covereth  the  inwards 

1  f.thou  (halt  alfotafc  one  ram,  and 
i6.thou  (halt  take  his  bloud,  and  fprinkle  it 
1 9.and  thou  (halt  take  the  other  ram 

20  .take  of  his  bloud,  and  put  it  upon  the  tip 

21  Jake  of  the  bloud  that  is  upon  the  altar 
.  22.tbou(haltte^£of  the  ram  the  fat 

26.thou  (halt  ta\e  the  breft  of  the  ram 
3  1  .thou  (halt  take  the  ram  of  the  confecrati. 
30.1 6. thou  flialt  take  the  atonement  money 

2  3  Jake  thou  alfo  unto  thee  principall  fpices 

3  /[.take  unto  thee  fweet  fpices 
34. 9. and  take  us  for  thine  inheritance 

16  Jake  of  their  daughters  unto  thy  fons 
35.5  Jake  ye  from  amongft  you  an  offering 
40.9.thou  (halt  take  the  anointing  oyl 
Levii.2.2  Jake  thereout  his  handfulloftheflowr 

9.prieft  (hall  take  from  the  meat-offering 
3 .9.11  (hall  he  take  off  hard. by  the  back-bone 
4.  y.prieft — (hall  take  of  the  bullocks  bloud 

i.take  offfrom  it  all  the  fat  of  the  bullock 

19. he  (hall  take  all  his  fat  from  him 

2  y  .prieft  (hall  take  of  the  bloud  of  the  fin-off. 

Verfe  34. 

30.prieft  (hall  ta\e  of  the  bloud  thereof 
f.i2.the  prieft  (hall  take  his  handfull  of  it 
6. 1  o.and  take  up  the  afhes  which  the  fire  hath 

1  f  .and  he  (hall  take  of  it  his  handfull 
i. 2  Jake  Aaron  and  his  fons  with  him 
y.zjake  thee  a  young  calfe  for  a  (in-offering 

3  Jake  ye  a  kid  of  the  goats  for  a  fin-offering 
10. 1 2 .take  the  meat-offering  that  remaineth 
i4.4.to  takeiot  him  that  is  to  be  cleanfed 


6.  as 


T  A  K       T  A  K 


6.as  for  the  living  bird,he  fliall  ta\e  it 
io.tai(C  two  he-limbs  without  blemifh 
I  2. the  prieft  (nail  ta^e  one  he-lamb 
14.  prieft  fliall  ta\e[omz  of  the  bloud  oftbe 

1  y.prieft  (hall  tal(e  Come  of  the  log  of  oyl 

2  x  .then  he  fliall  ta\e  one  lamb  for  a 
Z4.prieft  fliall  take  the  lamb  of  the  trefpaf-of; 
2  j. prieft  fhall  ta\e  fome  of  the  bloud  of  the 
41. they  fliall  fafa;  other  ftones,andput  them 

he  fliall  take  other  morter,  and  (hall 
49,W^e  to  cleanfe  the  houfe  two  birds 
5 1  .he  (hall  take  the  cedar  wood 
1y.14.on  the  eighth  day  he  fliall  ta\e  to  him 

29.(he  fliall  ta\e  unto  her  two  turtles 
16. y  .he  fliall  ta\e  of  the  congregation  of  the 
7.he  (hall  take  the  two  goats,and  prefent 
1 2.  he  (hal  ta£<?  acenfer  full  of  burning  coals 
I4.and  he  fliall  ta\e  of  the  bloud 
1 8. 1 7. neither  (hale  thou  take  her  fons  daughter 
'  1 8. neither  (halt  thou  take  a  wife  to  her  lifter 
20.  i4.if  a  man  take  a  wife,ind  her  mother,it  is 
17.  if  a  n,an  (hall  i%  n's  fi^er»  his  fathers 
2 1. if  a  man  (hall  take  his  brothers  wife 
ai  .7.tbejr  fhall  not  ta^e  a  wife  that  is  a  whore 
neither  fliall  they  tafe  a  woman  put 
1 5. he  fhall  ta\e  a  wife  in  her  virginity 
14.01-  an  harlot,thefe  (hall  he  not  take 

ta\e  a  virgin  of  bis  own  people  to  wife 
2i.$.or  a  man  of  whom  he  may  take  uncleann. 
23  .^o.take  you  on  the  firft  day  the  boughs  of 
25.36.  take  thou  no  ufury  of  him 
46.ye  fhall  ta\e  them  as  an  inheritance  for 
Num.  1 . 2  U\e  ye  the  fum  of  all  the  congregation 
49»neither  ta\e  the  fum  of  them  among  the 
y  1  .the  Levites  fliall  ta\e  it  down 
3.40.^2  the  number  of  their  names 
4 1. thou  (halt  ta\e  the  Levites  for  me 
4  y  .fai^e  the  Levites  in  ftead  of  all  the  firft-b. 
47.thou  (halt  even  take  five  fhekels  apiece 
after  the  fhek.of  the  fanct.flialt  thou  ta. 
e,.z.take  the  fum  of  the  fons  of  Kohath 
y.they  fliall  take  down  the  covering  vail 
9-they  fliall  take  a  cloth  of  blue,and  cover 
1 2-they  fhall  take  all  the  inftruments  of 
zz.take  alfo  the  fum  of  the  fons  of  Gerfhon 
y.i7.and  the  prieft  fhall  ta\e  holy  water  in  an 
pritft  (halite,  &  put  it  into  the  water 
15. prieft  fliall  take  the  jealoufie-offering 
26. prieft  (hall  ta\e  an  handfull  of  the  offer. 
6.18  .take  the  hair  of  the  head  of  his  feparation 
1 9. the  prieft  fhall  ta\e  the  fodden  moulder 
q.^.take  it  of  them,  that  they  may  be  to  doe  the 
8  .6. take  the  Levites  from  among  the  children 
8.1et  them  ta\e  a  young  bullock  with  his 
another  young  bullock  (halt  thoutajjtf 
io.6.1ieonthefouth-fide  fhall  ta\e  their  jour. 
1 1. 17. 1  will  fa^eof  the  fpint  that  is  upon  thee 
i6.$.yetal(e  too  much  upon  you 
6. take  you  cenfers,Korah,&  all  his  company 
7.ye  take  too  much  upon  you,ye  fons  of  Levi 
1 7. and  ta\e  every  man  his  cenfer 
3  7  .that  he  ta\c  up  the  cenfers  out  of  the  bur. 
^6.ta\e  a  cenfer,and  put  fire  therein 
1 7 . 2.and  take  of  every  one  of  them  a  rod 
1 8. 26. when  ye  take  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
i9.4.Eleazer  the  prieft  fhall  take  of  her  bloud 
6.the  prieft  (hall  take  cedar  wood 
17. for  an  unclean  perfon  they  ("hall  take 
1 8. a  clean  perfon  fhall  ta^e  hyfop 
20.8.ta£e  the  rod,and  gather  thou  the  aflembly 
intake  Aaron>and  Eleazerhis  fon,  &  bring 
z^.^.take  all  the  heads  of  thepeople,and  hang 
26. 1  take  the  fum  of  all  the  congregation  of 

4-takc  thefum  ofthe  people  from  twentyye. 
i7.i8.taij>?thce  Jofhuathefon  ofNun,a  man 
3  i-i6.take  the  fum  of  the  prey  that  was  taken 
i-9-take  it  of  their  half,and  give  it  unto  Elea. 
jo.thou  (halt  take  one  portion  of  fifty 
3  4. 1 8. ye  fhall  take  one  prince  of  every  tribe 
3  S -3  i.ye  (hall  take  no  fatitfacf  ion  for  the  life 
3i'ye(hall&%nofatisfacT:ion  for  him  that 
iDeut.  1 .7.0101  you,  and  take  your  journey 
1 3 .take  ye  wife  men, and  underftanding 
40,and  take  your  journey  into  the  wildernes 
i.24.rifeye  u<p,take  your  journey 
4<34.and  take  him  a  nation  from  the  midft  of 


T  A  K       T  A  K 

5.1 1. not  take  the  Name  of  the  L.thy  G.in  vairi 
7<3.nor  his  daught.flialt  thou  ta\e  unto  thy  fon 

2  y.norto£e  it  unto  thee,  left  thou  be  fnared 

1  o.  1 1  atikfqke  thy  journey  before  the  people 
12.26.and  thy  vowes,thou  lhalt  take 
1y.17.then  thou  (halt  take  an  aul,  and  thruftit 
1 6. 1 9-neither  take  a  gift :  for  a  gift  doth  blind 
ao.7.3nd  another  man  ta\e  her 

14.aU  the  fpoil  thereof  (halt  thou  ta\e  to  thy 
19.1'n  making  war  againft  it  to  take  it 

2  i.3.the  elders  of  that  city  fliall  take  an  heifer 
2  2.6.(halt  not  take  the  dam  with  the  young 

7. let  the  dam  go,  and  take  the  young  to  thee 
1 3. if  any  man  take  a  wife,  &  go  in  unto  her 
1  %.take  and  bring  forth  the  tokens  ofthe 
1 8  .the  Elders  of  that  city  fliall  take  that  man 

3  o.a  man  fliall  not  take  his  fathers  wife 
24. 4.not  take  her  again  to  be  his  wife 

6.no  man  fliall  take  the  nether  or  upper  mil. 

1 7. nor  take  a  widowes raiment  to  pledge 
2y.y.and  take  her  to  him  to  wife 

7. man  like  not  to  take  his  brothers  wife 

8. and  fay,  I  like  not  to  take  her 
i6iiM\e  ofthe  firft  of  all  the  fruit  of  the  earth 

4-prieft  fhall  take  the  basket  out  of  thine  ha. 
1i.z6.take  this  book  ofthe  law,and  put  it 
foJb.i.6.take  up  the  ark  ofthe  covenant 

1  i.take  ye  twelve  men  out  ofthe  trib.of  Ifr. 
q.z.take  ye  twelve  men  out  ofthe  people 

3  .take  you  hence  out  of  the  midft  of  Jordan 
%.ta\e  you  up  every  man  of  you  a  ftone 
6.6.take  up  the  ark  of  the  covenant 

1 8. when  ye  take  ofthe  accurfed  thing 
7.1 4.and  the  family  which  the  Lord  fhall  take 
the  houfholds  which  the  Lord  fliall  ta£e 
%. i.take  all  the  people  of  war  with  thee 
2.cattell  theteof  (hall  ye  ta{e  for  a  prey 
2p.that  they  (hould  take  his  carcaffe  down 
9.1  i.take  victuals  with  you  for  the  journey 
io.42.their  land  did  Jofhua  take  at  one  time 
1 1.1  z.all  the  kings  of  them  did  Jofhuataifce 
20.4.they  (hall  take  him  into  the  city 
22.y.but  take  diligent  heed  to  the  commande. 

ig.and  take  pofleffion  among  us 
13.1  i.take  good  heed  therefore  unto  your  felv- 
Judg- 4-6. take  with  thee  ten  thoufand  men  of  the 
5. 30. meet  for  the  necks  of  them  that  take  the 
6. 1  g.take  the  flefh,and  the  unleavened  cakes 

2  y  .L-faid  to  him,Ta^  thy  fathers  young  bul. 
z6.take  the  fecond  bullock, and  offer  a 

7,24.7^  before  them  the  waters  unto  Beth-ba. 

1 4. 3. that  thou  goeft  to  take  a  wife  ofthe  unci. 
8  .after  a  time  he  returned  to  take  her 
1  y.have  ye  called  us  to  take  that  we  hive 

1  j.z.take  her,I  pray  thee,in  (lead  of  her 
19.30.^2  advice ,and  fpesk  your  minds 
20.10.we  will  take  ten  men  of  an  hundred 

Ruth  2.io.tbat 'thou  fhouldeft  take  knowledge  of 

i9.blefled  be  he  that  did  take  knowledge 
1  Sam.z.\6.xhza  take  as  much  as  thy  foul  delireth 
if  not,  I  will  take  it  by  force 

6. 7. and  take  two  milch- kine,on  which  there 
S.take  the  ark  ofthe  Lord*  and  lay  it  upon 

8.1 1. he  will  take  your  fonS,and  appoint  them 
13. he  will  ta^  your  daughters  tobeconfeit. 
1 4. he  will  take  your  fields, &  your  vi  neyai d s 
1 5:  .he  will  take  the  tenth  of  your  feed 
1 6,he  w  ill  take  your  men-fervants,  and 
1 7.  he  will  take  the  tenth  of  your  flieep 

9. 3. take  now  one  ofthe  fervants  with  thee 
5.  and  take  thought  for  us 

16. i.take  an  heifer  with  thec,and  fay,  I  am 

17.17  take  now  for  thy  brethren  an  cplnh  of 
18. how  thy  brethren  fare,&  take  theirpledge 
46. and  take  thine  head  from  thee 

19. 1 4. when  Saul  fent  meffengers  to  ta/(£Dav. 
2o.and  Saul  fent  meffengers  to  take  David 

20. 2 1. arrows  are  on  this  fide  of  thee,  take  them 

2  r.p.if  thou  wilt  take  that,  take  it 
23.23.(^1^  knowledge  of  all  the  lurking  places 

26.and  his  men  roundabout  xotak?  them 
24.  u.yet  thouhunteftmy  foul  to  take  it 
2 y.  1 1. (hall  I  then  take  my  bread  and  my  water 

39.tofa^e  her  to  him  to  wife 

40.fi'ntustothee,toftf/j£  thee  to  him  to  wife 
z6.  n.take  thou  now  the  fpear  that  is  at  his  bo. 


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2  Sam.i-.-L  1  .and  tab^e  thee  his  armour 
1 2.4. he  fpared  to  take  of  his  own  flock 

1 1  ,t  will  take  thy  wives  before  thine  eyeS 

28.and  take  h  i  left  1  take  the  city 
1 3.3  3. let  not  my  lord  the  king  ta(e  the  thin? 
1  y.io.return  thou.and  ta\e  back  thy  brethren 
\6.9\tt  me  go  over,and  taty  off  his  head 
19.19.that  the  king  fhould**£e  it  to  his  heart 

3o.yea,Iet  him  ta^e  all/or  as  much  as  my 

zoh6.take  thou  thy  lords  fervants,  and  purfue 

24.22.lct  my  lord  the  tyng  take  and  offer  up 

1  ^«J.  1.3  3-i?.ifcwt[l  you  the  fervants  of  your  lord 

1 1.3  i.he  faid  to  Jeroboam,!^  the  ten  pieces 

34.I  will  nor  take  the  whole  kingdom 

3  y.I  will  take  the  kingdom  out 'of  his  fons 

3  7.I  will  take  thee,and  thou  (halt  reign 
14.3  .and  take,  with  thee  ten  Ioaves,& cracknels 
1  S.+o.take  the  prophets  of  Baal,  let  not  one  of 
20. 1 8. for  peace/4?  them  alive  :  ot— war, take 
2 1.1  y.arife,^  pofleffion  ofthe  vineyard 

i6.to  take  poiltrffion  of  it 
22.3  .take  it  not  out  of  the  hand  of  the  king 

z6.take  Micaiah,  and  carry  him  back 
i  I£«z.2.T.when  the  Lord  would  tabKe  up  Elijah 
4. 1  .creditor  is  come  to  ta.  to  him  my  two  fons 

intake  my  ftaffe  in  thine  hand,and  go 

3  6. he  faid,  Take  up  thy  fori 

y.iy.Ipray  thecf^eableffingofthyfervant 
i6.he  urged  him  to  ta\e  it,but  he  refufed 
20.I  will  run  after  him,and  take  fomewhat 
23.be  content,^  two  talents jand  he  urged 

6.2.and  ta\e  thence  every  man  a  beam 
7.therefore  faid  he,  Take  it  up  to  thee 

7.i3.andfaid,Let  (orner^I  pray  thee, five  of 

8.8  .take  a  prefent  in  thine  h.ind,and  go  meet 

g. i.ta'^e  this  box  of  oyl  in  thine  haild 
3  .then  take  the  box  of  oyl,  and  pour  it 
17. take  an  horf-man,and  fend  to  meet  them 
intake  up,and  caft  him  in  the  portion  of 
26.?<%andcaft  him  into  the  pbt  of  ground 

io.6.take  ye  the  heads  ofthe  men  your  mafr.fo 
1 4. and  he  faid,  Tal(e  them  alive 

n.y.lettheprieftsfa^e  it  to  them 

1 3. 1  y.Elifha  (aid  to  him,T«^  bow  &  arrowes 
i8.and  he  faid,  Take  the  arrowes 

19. 30. fliall  yet  again  ta\e  root  downward 
j    20.7.Ifaiah  faid,  Take  a  lump  of  figs 

1  Cbro.  2 1. 2  3  take  it  to  thee,and  let  my  lord  the  k 

24.I  will  not  take  that  which  is  thine  for 

2  Chro.  1 8.2?  .take  ye  Micaiah,and  carry  him  back 

3  2. 1 8 .that  they  might  take  the  city 
E^a  y.i4.thofedid  Cyrus  the  king  take  out  of 
1  j.take  thefe  vtffels,go,  carry  them  into 
9.1 2. neither  take  their  daughters  to  your  fons 
Ncbem.  13. if. 
Nebem. y.2. therefore  we  take  up  corn  for  them 
10.3  o.not  take  their  daughters  for  our  fons 
38. when  the  Levites  take  tithes 

Eft'l- '  1  -t0 ta\e  tne fp0'' °f tnem  f°r  a  Prey 

Chap.8.  ii. 

^.lo.make  hafte,and  f^etheapparell 
Job  9. 1 8. he  will  not  fuffer  me  to  take  my  breath 

io.2o.thatI  may  take  comfort  a  little 

1  i.iS.thou  fhaltft%  thy  reft  in  fafety 

1 3.  i4.whereforc  do  I  take  my  flefli  in  my  teeth 
1 8. 9. the  grin  fliall  take  him  by  the  heel 
2 1 . 1 2  .they  take  the  timbrel  and  harp 

2  3.io.heknoweth  the  way  that  I  talg 

24. 3  .they  take  the  widow es  oxe  for  a  pledge 

9. they  take  a  pledge  of  the  poor 
30.17.and  my  (inewes  ta^enoreft 

3  i.36".furcly  I  would  take  it  upon  my  fhoulder 
38.20.thatthoufhou!deftta^  ittOthebound 
4i.4.wilt  thou  take  him  for  a  fervant  for  ever 
4i.8.therefore  take  unto  you  now  feven  bulloc. 

PA/.2.2.rulers  take  counfcll  together  againft  the 
7. 2.enemy  persecute  my  foul,and^;ic 
16. q.nor  take  up  their  names  into  my  lips 
27.10.then  the  Lord  will  take  me  up 
yo.9  I  will  tal(e  no  bullock  out  of  thine  houfe 
1 6.1  hit  thou  fhouldeft  take  my  covenant  in 
y  r .  1  Land  taff  not  thine  holy  fpirit  from  me 
69.20.I  looked  for  fome  totaij;epity,but 
7 1 . 1 1  and  take  him,for  there  is  none  to  deliv 
8o.9.didftcaufe  it  to  take  deep  root,and 
8  1  .i.take  a  pfalm,brirg  hitht  r  the  timbrel 

,.,     .; .    83.12.wh01 


T  A  K      T  A  K 


8  j  .1  z.who  faid,Let  us  ta\e  to  our  (elves  the 
89.  j  3  .loving  kindneffe  will  I  not  utterly  take 
io2.i4.thyl"etvants  tafcpleafure  in  her  ftones 
iop.S.and  let  another  take  his  office 
1 16. 1  j.I  will  tafcthecupoffalvation 
1 19.43  -take  not  the  word  of  truth  utterly  out 
1  J9.9<if  I  take  the  wings  of  the  morning,and 
zo.thine  enemies  take  thy  Name  in  vain 
Pro.$. n.his  own  iniquities  fhall  take  the  wicked 
6".  2  5. neither  let  her  take  thee  with  her  eye-lids 

27.canamantafcfire  in  his  bofom 
7.i8.come,  let  us  take  our  fill  of  love 
20.1 6. ta^e  his  garment  that  is  furety  for  a  ftra. 
Chap.  27.1 j. 
ta\e  a  pledge  of  him  for  a  ftrange  wo. 
Chsp.  27.1  j. 
;o.9.and  take  the  Name  of  my  God  in  vain 
Ecclef.f.i  f  .and  fhall  take  nothing  of  his  labour 
i^.and  to  take  his  portion,  and  to  rejoyce 
Cant .  2.  if. take  us  the  foxes,  the  little  foxts  that 
lfai.S.iJake  thee  a  great  roul,  and  write  in  it 
10.6 .to  take  the  fpoyl,  and  to  take  the  prey 
I4.2.3nd  the  people  fhall  take  them,an-d  bring 
fhall  take  them  captives, whofe  captives 
4.that  thou  (halt  take  up  this  proverb  againft 
18.4.I  will  take  my  reft,  and  I  will  confider  in 
zi.i6.take  an  harp,  and  go  about  the  city 
27.6-caufethem  that  come  of  Jac.  to  take  root 
28. 19. time  that  itgoeth  forth,  it  (halite  you 
30. 14. a  (heard  to  take  fire  from  the  hearth 

or  to  ta\s  water  withall  out  of  the  pit 
3  3 . 2  j  .the  lame  take  the  prey 
3  7 . 3 1  .the  houfe  of  Judah  fhal  1  aga  in  take  root 
38.21  .let  them  take  a  lump  of  figs,  and  lay  it 
40.24.theirftock  (hall  not  take  root  in  the  ear. 

44. 1  f.for  he  will  take  thereof  and  warm  himfe. 

47.2  Jake  the  milftones  and  grind  meal 

2  j.I  will  take  vengeance,  and  I  will  not 

57. 1  j. vanity  (hall take  them:  but  he  that 

14.  take  up  the  ftumbl.  block  out  of  the  way 
j8.2.they!t(j^  delight  in  approaching  to  God 
66. z 1 .1  will  alfo  take  of  them  for  priefts 
Jer.z.zz.  wafhthee  with  nitre,  &  ta\e  thee  much 
3 .  14.I  w  ill  take  you  one  of  a  city,and  two  of 
■j.z^.ta\e  up  a  lamentation  on  high  places 
9.  io.for  the  mountai .  will  I  take  up  a  weeping 

i8.andft%  up  a  wailing  for  us 
I  intake  the  girdle  that  thou  haft  got 

6.and  take  the  girdle  from  thence 

2 1. (hall  not  fotrowes  take  Jhee  as  a  woman 
1  j.ip.if  thou  take  forth  the  precious  from 

1 6. 2  .thou  (halt  not  take  thee  a  w  ife.neither 
1 8.22.they  have  digged  a  pit  to  take  me 

1 9. 1. and  take  of  the  ancients  of  the  people 
20.  5  .and  take  them  and  carry  them  to  Babylon 

10. we  will  take  our  revenge  on  him 
a  J.9.I  will  fend  and  take  all  the  families  of 
10.I  will  take  from  them  the  voice  of  mirth 
j^jake  the  wine  cup  of  this  fury  at  my  hand 
28.  if  they  refufe  to  take  the  cup  at  thine  ha. 
29.6  Jake  ye  wives,  and  beget  fons  and  daught. 
and  take  wives  for  your  fons 
31.3.  kingof  Baby  lon,and  he  fhal  1  take  it 
\4.take  thefe  evidences,this  evidence  of 
X4.they  are  come  unto  the  city  to  take  it 
2$. buy  the  field  for  money ,&  take  witneffes 
28.the  hand  of  Nebuch. — &  he  (hall  ta\e  it 
44.ta.ke  witneffes  in  the  land  of  Benjamin 
3  j. 26X0  that  I  will  not  take  any  of  his  feed 
34.22. they  fhall  fight  againft  it,and  take  it 
l6.z.take  thee  a  roll  of  a  book,  and  write 
1 4-faying,  Take  in  thine  hand  the  roll 
l6.to  take  Baruch  —  and  Jeremiah 
i&.take  thee  again  another  roll,  and  write 
37.8.Caldeans  (hall  fight  aga.  this  city,  &  ta\e 
3  8.  j  .king  of  Babylons  army,which  (hall  take  it 
lo.fayingjT^e  from  hence  thirty  men 

ta\e  up  Jeremiah  out  of  the  dungeon 
39.i2.fcj^ehim,  and  look  well  to  him 
43. g.take great  ftones  in  thine  hand,and 

10.I  will  fend  and  take  Nebuchadrezzar 
44. 1 2.I  will  take  the  remnant  of  Judah 
46. 1 1  .and  take  balm,0  virgin,  the  daughter  of 
49. 29. they  (hall  take  to  rhemfelves  their.cuttai. 
50. 1  f.take  vengeance  upon  her,  as  (he  hath 
5 1.8  .take  balm  for  her  pain,if  fo  be  (he  may 


T  A  K       T  A  K 

ztt.not  take  of  thee  a  ftone  for  a  corner 
j  6.and  I  will  take  vengeance  for  chee 
Law. 2. 1  j. what  thing  (hall  i  take  to  witneffe  for 
£^.4.1.  thou  alfo  fon  of  ana  Jake  thee  a  tile 
j  Jake  thou  unto  thee  an  iron  pan 
9. take  thou  alfo  unto  thee  wheat,  and  barley 
5.1  Jake  thee  a  (harp  knife,tafc  thee  a  barbers  r. 
then  take  the  balances  to  weigh 
2.and  thou  (halt  take  a  third  part,and  finite 
3-thou  (halt  alfo  take  thereof  a  few  in  numb. 
4.then  take  of  them  again,  and  caft  them 
io.6.faying,T<afc  fire  from  between  the  wheels 
1 1 . 1 9.I  w  ill  take  the  ftony  heart  out  of  their  fl . 

14.  5  .that  I  may  take  the  houfe  oflfraelin  their 

1 5.  j.  will  men  take  a  pin  of  it  to  hang  any 
16. 1 6\and  of  thy  garments  thou  didft  take 

$9  Jake  thy  fair  jewels,  and  leave  thee  naked 
1 7. 2  2.I  will  alfo  take  off  the  higheft  branch 
19. 1  Jake  thou  up  a  lamentation  for  the  princes 
2  i.26i.remove  the  diadem, &  take  off  the  crown 

2  2. 1 6. thou  (halt  take  thine  inheritance  in  thy 
23.2j.and  take  thy  fons  and  daughters 

26.and  take  away  thy  fair  jewels 
24.  fjake  the  choice  of  the  flock,and  bum 
8.caufe  fury  to  come  up  to  take  vengeance 
2j.when  I  take  from  them  their  ftrength 
26.1 7. they  (halltafc  up  a  lamentation  for  thee 
Chap.  27.  j  2. 
zj.z.take  up  a  lamentation  for  Tyrus 
28.1  z.take  up  a  lamentation  upon  the  king  of 
z9.19.take  her  multitude,iafc  her  fpoil,  &  take 

3  2.  zJake  up  a  lamentation  for  Phara.king  of 
33.2.if  the  people  of  the  land  tafcaman  of 

3  6. 24. 1  will  take  you  from  among  the  heathen 

37.16.fafc  thee  one  ftick,&  write  on  it,For  Ju. 

take  another  ftick,&  write  on  it,For  fo. 

19.I  will  take  the  ftick  of  Jofeph  which  is 

2  i.I  will  take  the  children  of  Ifrael  from 

3  8. 1 2  .to  take  a  (boil,  and  to  take  a  prey 

1 3  .come  co  take  a  fpoil  ?  — to  take  a  prey 

to  take  a  great  fpoil 
3  9. 1  o.fo  that  they  (hall  take  no  wood  out  of 
43 .20.thou  (halt  take  of  the  bloud  thereof 

2  i.thou  (halt  take  the  bullock  alfo  of  the 
44.22.neit.  fhall  they  take  for  their  wives  a  wi. 

but  they  fhall  take  maidens  of  the  feed 
45.18.fhaU  fafc  a  young  bullock  without  blem. 
i9.prieft  (hall  take  of  the  bloud  of  the  fin-off. 
46. 1 8. the  prince  fhall  notfafcofthepeo.inhe. 
Dan.6.z  j.that  they  (hould  take  Daniel  upout  of 
7.i8.faintsof  the  moft  High  (hall  take  the  kin. 
ijc.i  j.and  take  the  moft  fenced  cities 

i8.turn  his  face  to  the  ifles,&  fhall  ta.many 
Hof.i.z.goJake  unto  thee  a  wife  of  whoredoms 
11.4.I  was  to  them  as  they  that  take  off  the  yoke 
\\.ijak_e  with  you  words,and  turn  to  the  Lord 
Amos  j. f  .(hall  one  take  up  a  fnare  from  the  earth 
5.1. hear  ye  this  word  which  I  take  up  agai.  you 
1 1. ye  take  from  him  burdens  of  vvheac 
1 2. they  afflict  the  juft,they  take  a  bribe 
ef.io.a  mans  uncle  (hall  take  him  up 
9-2.thence  (hall mine  hand  tafc  them 
Jonah  uxzjake  me up,&  caft  me  forth  into  the  fea 

4.j.tafc,I  befeech  chee,my  life  from  me 
Micah  2.2.they  covet  fields,and  take  them  by  viol. 
4.in  that  day  (hall  one  take  up  a  parable 
6\that  they  (hall  not  fafcfhame 
Nahum  i.2.the  Lord  will  take  vengeance  on  his 
z.yjake  ye  the  fpoil  of  filver,fafc  the  fpoil  of 
Hab.  1.1  o.they  (hall  heap  duft,and  take  it 

1  5  .they  take  up  all  of  them  with  the  angle 
2.ff.fhall  not  all  thefe  take  up  a  parable  againft 
Hdg.i.8.and  I  willtafcpleafure  in  it 

2.23.I  will  take  thee,0  Zerubbabel  my  fervant 
Zech.6. 10  Jake  of  them  of  the  captivity,even  of 
1 1. then  take  filvcr  and  gold, &  make  crowns 
1 1.1 5.  take  unto  thee  yet  the  inftruments  of  a 
14.2 1. they  that  facrifice  fhall  come  &  take  of 
Mat.i.zo.fatnotxotake  unto  thee  Mary 

2.1  j. take  the  young  child,  and  his  mother 
20.arife,  &  take  the  young  child  &  his  moth. 

6.2  5-I.fay  unto  you,  Take  no  thought  for  your 

Luke  12.22. 
28,whytafcye  thought  for  raiment 

3  1  .therefore  tafc  no  thought,faying)What 

3  ajake  therefore  no  thought  for  the  morrow 


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9.6.anfe,tafc  up  thy  bed,  and  go  unto  thine 
10.19.6%  no  thought,how  or  what  ye  (hall  fpe. 

£«frl2.  II. 

x  1 . 1 2.and  the  violent  take  it  by  force 

29  Jake  my  yoke  upon  you,and  learn  of  me 
1  J.2(S.not  meet  to  take  the  childrens  bread 

Mar.  j.  27. 
1 6.  5  .they  had  forgotten  to  take  bread 

Mar.  8.1  * 
i4.andtafc  up  his  creffe,  and  follow  me 

Mar.S.^4.  Luke  9.11, 
I7.2y.0f  whom  do  the  kings  of  the  earth  take 
27.and  take  Up  the  fifh  that  firft  ccmeth  up 
thou  (halt  finda  piece  of  money  ,that  take 
18.  i6.then  take  with  thee  one  or  two  more 

2  j.which  would  take  account  of  his  fervants 
20.i4.tefc  that  thine  is,and  go  thy  way 
24.17.not  come  downtotafc  any  thing  out 

Mar.  1 3. i<. 
1 8.return  back  to  take  his  clothes 

Mar.  13.16 
25.28.tafc  therefore  the  talent  from  him 
26.4.confulted  that  they  might  take  Jefus 
2<J.and  faid,2V2fc,eat,  this  is  my  body 

Mar.i^.zz. 
45  .fleep  on  now,and  take  your  reft 

Mar.  14. 41. 
52.3II  they  that  take  the  fword,  (hall  perifh 
j  5. with  fwords  and  ftaves  for  to  take  mc 
,    ,  Mar.  14. 48. 

Mar.z.p.znd  take  up  thy  bed  and  walk 

1  i.arife,and  take  up  thy  bed,and  go  into 

Luke  5.  24. 
6.8.that  they  (hould  take  nothing  for  their  jour. 
10.21  .come,  and  take  up  the  croffe,  and  follow 
1 2.1 9-that  his  brother  (hould  take  his  wife 

1  j .  n.  take  no  thought  aforehand 

14. 1. how  they  might  take  him  by  craft 
44  Jake  him,and  lead  him  away  fafely 

15.24.locs  on  them,  what  every  man  (hould  ta. 
36,whether  Elias  will  come  to  take  him  do. 

1 6. 1 8.they  fhall  take  up  ferpenrs 
Luke  <5.4.and  did  take  and  eat  the  (hew-bread 
29-forbid  not  to  take  thy  coat  alfo 

9.  j  Jake  nothing  for  your  journey 

10.  j  j  .he  faid  unto  him,7afc  care  of  him 
12.19.tafc  thine  eafe,ear,drink,and  be  merry 

z6.vr hy  take  ye  thought  for  the  reft 
I4.9.btgin  with  fhame  to  take  the  loweft  room 
1 6.6.take  thy  bill,  — and  write  fifty 

•j Jake  thy  bill,and  write  fburfcore 
19.z4.take  from  him  the  pound,  and  give  it 
20.28.that  his  brother  (hould  take  his  wife 
22.  ij.Take  this,  &  divide  it  among  your  felyes 

j6.he  that  hatha  purfe, let  himtafc  it 
John  2. 1 6  Jake  thefe  things  hence,  make  not 
5.8.rife,f<rfc  up  thy  bed,  and  walk 

Verdi,  12. 
6.7 .that  every  one  of  them  may  take  a  little 

1 5. that  they  would  come  &  take  him  by  for. 
7.jo.then  they  fought  to  take  him 

j  i.the  chief  priefts  fent  officers  to  take  him 
10.17.down  my  lifcthacl  might  take  it  again 

1 8  .and  I  have  power  to  take  it  again 

j9.therefore  they  fought  again  to  take  him 
1 1. 57. that  they  might  take  him 
16. 1  ^.therefore  faid  I,that  he  fhall  take  of 
17^1  f.fhouldeftrafc  them  out  of  the  world 
18.  j  \.ta\e  ye  him,and  judge  him  according 
19.6 ':take  ye  him,  and  crucifie  him-,  for  I  find 
Acts  i.20.his  bifaoprick  let  another  take' 

2f.that  he  may  ta\e  part  of  thisminiftery 
12.  j. he  proceeded  f unher,  to  take  Peter  al(o 
15.14.  take  out  of  them  a  people  for  his  Name 

j7.Barn.  determined  to  take  wtb  them  John 

3  8. Paul  thought  not  good  to  take  him 
20. 1  j. there  intending  to  take  in  Paul 

26.I  takeyoa  to  record  this  day,  that  I  am 

2  i.24.them  take,  and  purine  thy  felf  with  them 
2  j .  1  o.and  to  take  him  by  force  from  among 
24.8.thy  fclf  mayeft  take  knowledge  of  all 

27.  j  3  .Paul  befought  them  all  to  take  meat 
j  4.  wherefore,  I  pray  you  to  take  foroe  meat 
Rom.is .za.,whenfoe.ver  I  take  my  journey  into  Sp- 
i  Cor.6. 7. why  doye  not  rather tafcwrong 

1 5.(hall  I  then  take  the  members  of  Chrift 
9.  9.  doth 


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T  A  K       T  A  K 


T  A  K       T  A  K 


9.9.<Joth  God  ta\e  care  for  oxen 
i  i.z4.faid,  Tal(e,e3t3thi$  is  my  body  _ 
2  Cffi-.8.4.and  take  upon  us  the  fellowship  of  the 
i  i.io.if  a  man  devour  you,if  a  man  ta\e of you 
iz.io.thereforel^epleafure  in  infirmities 
Ufbef.6. 1 3 .  U\e  unto  you  the  whole  armour  of 

i7.and  ta\e  the  helmet  of  falvation 
i  Twaj.f.how  (hall  he  take  care  cfthe  church  of 
z  Tim.n.ii.tal{C  Mark,and  bring  him  with  thee 
Hcb.j.^.hive  a  commandement  to  take  tithes  of 
Jam.%.  io.take,my  brethren,  the  prophets,  who 
i  Pct.i.zo.  ye  (hall  ta\e  it  patiently 

ye  take  it  patiently,this  is  acceptable 
Revel.$.  1 1  .that  no  man  take  thy  crown 
5. 9. thou  art  worthy  to  ta^e  the  book 
6.4.to  take  peace  from  the  earth 
io.8.faid,  Go,  and  ta\e  the  little  book 

9and  he  faid  unto  me,7a^>  it,and  eat  it 
aa.17.lct  him  take  the  water  of  life  freely 
©ak£  away. 
Gcs.jo.i^.wouldeft  thou  faraway  my  fons  man. 
Exod.  Z'g.take  this  child  away,  and  nurfe  it  for  me 
8.8.that  he  may  take  away  the  frogs  from  me 
10. 17. may  take  away  from  me  this  death  only 
a3.2y.and  I  willta|<?  ficknefle  away  from  the 
3  3  .zj.I  will  take  away  my  hand,  &  thou  (halt 
Levit.  3-4.it  (hall  he  take  away  Verf,  1  o,  1  y . 

Cbap.4.9.  &7-4- 
4.3  i.he  (hall  ta/je  away  all  the  fat  thereof 

Verfe  3?. 
1 4.40. that  they  faraway  the  ftones,  in  which 
Num.4. 1  3. they  (hall  take  away  the  alhes 

1 7.to.quite takeaway  their mutmurings  from 
ai  .7. pray  unto  the  Lord,that  he  may  take  away 
Deut.7.1  y.Lord  will  take  away  from  thee  all  fick\ 
/o/&.7.i3.uotill  ye  take  away  the  accurfed  thing 
2  Sam  4. 1 1  .and  take  you  away  from  the  earth 
f  ,6.except  thou  take  away  the  blind,  and 
44.10.0  L.taJ^  away  the  iniquity  of  thy  ferva. 
1  1^.2.3  i.rnayefti^e  away  the  innocent  bloud 
14.10.take  away  the  reran  of  the  houfe  of  Jero. 
16.3.I  will  take  away  the  pofterity  of  Baafha 
I9.4.it  is  enough  now,0  hord,take  away  my 
io.theyfeekmy  life  to  ta^e  it  away    Ver.14. 
ao.6.put  it  in  their  hand,and  take  it  away 

intake  the  kings  away,  every  man  cut  of 
2 1. a  1  .and  will  take  away  thy  pofterity 
a  Kjn.  a.3  .Lor  d  will  take  away  thy  mafter  from 
I  Verfe  5. 

6.3  %. hath  fent  to  take  away  mine  head 
18.3  a.untill  I  come  and  take  you  away 
ao.i  8. and  thy  fons  (hall  they  take  away 
1  Chro.y.  ai.came  down  to  take  away  their  cattel 

1 7. 1 3  .not  take  my  mercy  away  from  him 
a  Chro, 1 0.45. came  to  take  away  the  fpoil  of  them 
J  E/i.^.^.to  take  away  the  fack-cloth  from  him 
job  7.21.  and  take  away  mine  iniquity 
9.34.1ethim  ta\e  his  rod  away  from  me 
24.a.tbey  violently  take  away  flocks 

xo.they  take  away  the  (heaf  from  the  hungry 
3  a.a2.my  Maker  would  foon  take  me  away 
3  6. 1 8  .beware,  left  he  falj;e  thee  away  with  his 
P/i/. 31. 13. they  devifed  to  takeaway  my  life 
y  a. {.he  (halite  thee  away,and  pluck  thee 
58.9.^2  them  away  as  with  a  whirl-wind 
ioa.a4.ta^eme  not  away  in  the  midft  of  my 
Pro. a 2. a 7. why  (hould  he  take  away  thy  bed  from 
2y.4.ta^  away  the  droffe  from  the  filver 
f.take  away  the  wicked  from  before  the  king 
Ifai. 1  .a  5  .and  take  away  all  thy  tinne 

3.1  .Lord  of  hofts  doth  take  away  from  Jerufal. 

I  %.ta\e  away  the  bravery  of  their  tinckling 
4.  i  .to  take  away  our  reproach 
5.5.I  will  faraway  the  hedge  thereof 

a  3  .take  away  the  righteoufneffe  of  the  right. 
io.2. to  take  away  the  right  from  the  poor  of 
i8.y.and  take  away  and  cut  down  the  branches 
a  5. 8  .the  rebuke  of  his  people  (hall  he  take  away 
a7.9.this  is  all  the  fruit,  to  take  away  his  fin 
36.17.?^  you  away  to  a  land  like  your  own 
39.7-thy  fons  (hall  they  take  away 
40.24.the  whirl-wind  (hall  take  them  away  as 
y8.9,ifrhou  fadeaway  from  the  midft  ofthee 
Jer.4-4.and  take  away  the  fore-skins  of  your  heart 
5.10.  take  away  her  battlements}for  they 
15.1  %Sahe  me  not  away  in  thy  long-iuffering 


49.29.and  their  flocks  (hall  they  take  away 
E\ek\.  1 1 .  18. take  away  all  the  deteftable  things 
aj .a y  .they  mall  take  away  thy  nofe,and 
a6.and  take  away  thy  fair  jewels 
i<).ta\e  away  all  thy  labour,  and  leave  thee 
a4.i6.behold,  I  take  away  from  thee  the  dehre 
3  o.4,and  they  (hall  take  away  her  mulfttude 
33.4.if  the  fword  command  take  him  away 
6. if  the  fword  command  take  any  perfon 
36.26J  will  take  away  the  ftony  heart  out  of 
3  8.13.W  take  away  cattell  and  goods,  to 
4%.<).take  away  your  exaftions  from  my  people 
Drf».7.a6.they  (hall  take  away  his  dominion 

1 1 . 3 1  .(hall  take  away  the  daily  (acrifice 
Hofi  ,6.but  I  will  utterly  take  them  away 
z.g.tak?  away  my  corn  in  the  time  thereof 

17.I  will  take  away  the  names  of  Baalim 
4. 1 1. and  new  wine,ta£eaway  the  heart 
5 .  14.I  will  ta\e  away,and  none  (hall  refcue 
14.1. take  away  all  iniquity,  and  receive  us  gra. 
Amos  4.a.that  he  willta^e  you  away  with  hooks 

5. a  3 .  take  thou  away  from  me  the  noife  of 
Micab  a.a.they  covet  houfes,  andts^e  them  away 
Zeph.$ .  1  i.take  away  out  of  the  midft  of  thee 
Zecb.i  .4.r%away  the  filthy  garment  from  him 

g.j.take  away  his  bloud  out  of  his  mouth 
MaZ.2.3.and  one  (hallta^;  you  away  with  it 
Mat.f.^o.and  take  away  thy  coat,  let  him  have  thy 

zz.i$.take  him  away,and  caft  him  into  outer 
Mar.  14.36.  take  away  this  cup  from  me 
Luke  I. a 5. to  taty  away  my  reproach  among  men 
1 7.3  l.let  him  not  come  down  to  take  it  away 
John  1 1 . 3  9-Jefus  faid,  Take  ye  a  way  the  ftone 
48  .and  take  away  both  our  place  and  nation 
1 9. 3  8.bcfought  Pilate  that  he  might  tal(e  away 
Rom.i  i.27.when  I  (hall  take  away  their  (ins 
He£.io.4.bloudofbuls — (hould  take  away  fins 

1  i.facrifices  which  can  never  take  away  fins 

1  John.  3 .5  .he  was  manifefted  to  take  away  our  fi. 
Revel.  2  a.  1 9-if  any  man  (hall  take  away  from 

God  (hall  take  away  his  part  out  of  the 
©afee  counfell,Ste  CotrofeH, 
Cafes  heed. 
Gen-l  \.z4.ta\e  heed  that  thou  fpeak  not  to  Jacob 

Verfe  29. 
Exod.  10.a8.get  thee  from  me,take  heed  to  thy  felf 
19.1z.take  heed  to  yourfelves  that  ye  go  not 
34.12.^  heed  to  thy  felf,  left  thou  make  a 
Num.z^.  1  a.muft  I  not  take  heed  to  fpeak  that 
Dent.z.^.take  ye  good  heed  unto  your  felves 
4.9.onely  take  heed  to  thy  felf 

if. take  therefore  good  heed  unto  your  felves 

2  3  .take  heed  unto  your  felves,left  ye  forget 
1  i.i6.take  heed  to  your  felves,that  your  heart 
1  a.  1 3  .take  heed  to  thy  felf,thac  thou  offer  not 

1  y.take  heed  to  thy  felf,that  thou  forfake  not 

3  o.take  heed  to  thy  felf,  that  thou  be  not  fn. 
a4.8 .  take  heed,  in  the  plague  of  leprofie 
a7.9.ta£eheed,and  hearken,0  Ifrael,This  day 

1  S am.i 9. z. take  heed  to  thy  felf  untill  the  morn. 
1  IC«*.a.4.ifthy  children  take  heed  to  their  way 

S.ay.fo  that  thy  children  tal(e  heed  to  their  way 
1  CVfl.28.io.ta^heed  now,for  the  Lord  hath 
a  Chro.6. 1 6.fo  that  thy  children  take  heed  to  their 
ig.S.take  heed  what  ye  do  ;  for  ye  judge  not 
7.  fear  of  the  Lord  be  upon  you,ta^e  heed 
33.8  .fo  that  they  will  take  heed  to  do  all  that 
Exra  4.zz.take  heed  now,that  ye  fail  not  to  do 
job  36. a  1. take  heed,  regard  not  iniquity 
P/2z/.j  9.  1 .1  faid,I  will  take  heed  to  my  wayes 
Ecclef.-j.zi.take  no  heed  unto  all  words  that 
lfai.j.^.take  heed  and  be  quiet :  fear  not 
Jer.9-4.take  ye  heed  every  one  of  his  neighbour 

I7.2i.t^eheedtoyourfelves,andbe3rnobur. 
Hof.q.  1  o. have  left  off  to  take  heed  to  the  Lord 
MaL  z.  1  {.therefore  take  heed  to  your  fpirit 

Verfe  16. 
Mat.6.x.take  heed  that  ye  do  not  your  alms  before 
16. 6. take  heed ,and  beware  of  the  leaven  of 
1 8.10  .take  heed  that  ye  defpife  not  one  of  thefe 
zq.q.take  heed  that  no  man  deceive  you 

Mar.  15.5. 
Mar.^.z^.fcd  unto  them,Ta^f  heed  what  you  hear 
8.1  y.ta^c  heed  of  the  leaven  of  the  Phatifees 
13.9.  but  take  heed  to  your  felves 

Lu^e  17.  3. 


z^.take  ye  heed :  behold,  I  have  foretold 
3  3  .take  ye  becd,watch  and  pray  ;  for  ye 
Luke  S.iS.take  heed  therefore  how  ye  hear 
- 1 1.3  %.take  heed  therefore  that  the  light  which 
I  a.  1  f.take  heed,  and  beware  of  covetoufheffe 
a  1.8. tak?  heed  that  ye  be  not  deceived 
34.^  heed  to  your  felve$,left  at  any  time 
Acls  5.3  5  .teheed  toyourfelves,vvhat  ye  intend 
20.28.fa/,;£  heed  therefore  unto  your  felves 
zz.z6.take  heed  what  thou  doeif,  for  this  man 
Rom.  11.21  .take  heed,left  he  alfo  fpare  not  thee 
1  Cor. 1.  lo.every  man  take  heed  how  he  buildeth 
8.9.buc  lake  heed,left  by  any  means  this  liberty 
io.i2.ftandeth,ta^heed  left  he  fall 
Gal.  5. 15.  take  heed  ye  be  not  confumed  one  of  an. 
C0I.4. iy.takel\ced  to  the  minifterytwhicii  thou 
1  Tim.At.\6.take  heed  unto  thy  felf,and  unto  the 
Heb.  3 . 1 1  .take  heed,brethrcn,left  there  be  in  any 
1  Pet.i.  i9.whereunto  ye  do  well  that  ve  take  heed 

«afee  hold. 
Exod.  1 5 .  i4.forrow  (hall  take  hold  on  the  inhabit, 
1 5. trembling  (hall  tal^  hold  upon  them 
a6. 5. loops  mvjtake  hold  one  of  another 
Deut.i  2. 41. and  mine  hand  take  hold  on  judgem. 
Job  27. 20.terrours  take  hold  on  him  as  waters 
3<5.i7.andjuftice  take  hold  on  thee 
38.13  .might  take  hold  on  the  ends  of  the  earth 
PfaLif.z.take  hold  of  ihield  and  buckler,and 

69.24.1etthy  wrathfull  anger  take  hold  of  them 
Pw.a.i9.neitherta£e  they  hold  of  the  paths  of  life 
4.1  i.take  faft  hold  of  inftruction 
5.  5.  her  fteps  take  hold  on  hell 
£«/<?/.7.i8.good  that  thou  (houldeft  takj  hold  of 
Cant.7.8.1  will  take  hold  of  the  boughs  thereof 
ifai.  3.6.when  a  man  (hall  lake  hold  of  his  brother 
4.i.feven  women  (hall  take  hold  of  oneman 
1  3.8.pangs  &  forrowes  (hall  take  hold  of  them 
a7.5.or  let  him  take  hold  of  my  ftrength 
56.4.and  take  hold  of  my  covenant 
64.7.that  ftirreth  up  himfelf  to  ^.hold  of  tke 
Micab  6.14. and  thou  (halt  take  hold,  but  (halt  not 
Zech.i.6.did  they  nottake  hold  of  your  fathers 
8.a3.that  ten  men  (hall  fa^e  hold  out  of  ail  la. 
take  hold  of  the  skirt  of  him  that  is  a  Jew 
Luke  ao.ao.that  they  might  take  hol.of  his  words 
a6.could  not  toehold  of  his  words 

Ge8.a.aa.therib  w6hthe  L.G.hadta^from  man 
Z3  .woman,becaule  (he  was  taken  out  of  man 
3.1 9«out  of  the  ground  waft  thou  taken 

a 3. to  till  the  grou.  from  whence  he  wasta^. 
4.1 5. vengeance  fhalbe  taken  on  him  feven-fold 
1  z.  1 5.woman  was  taken  into  Pharaohs  houfe 

1 9X0 1  might  have  taken  her  to  me  to  wife 
14.14.  Abram  heard  that  his  brother  was  taken 
18.27 .now  I  have  taken  upon  me  to  fpeak 

Verfe  ji. 
20.3. for  the  woman  which  thou  haft  taken 
17.3  3-where  is  he  that  hath  taken  venifon 
30. 1 5. matter,  that  thou  haft  taken  my  husband 
3 1.  ii?.rkhes  which  God  hath  taken  from  our 
ad.cartied  away  my  daughters,as  captives  to.. 
3  4-now  Rachel  had  taken  the  images 
Exod.  z  5 . 1  f  .they  (hall  not  be  t akjn  from  it 
40.36.doud  was  taken  up  from  over  the  taber. 
3  7.but  if  the  cloud  were  not  taken  up,  then 
till  the  day  that  it  was  taken  up 
Levit. 4.10M  it  was  taken  off  from  the  bullock 
7.34.theheave-(houlder  have  I  taken  of  the 
24.8.being^«from  the  children  of  Ifrael 
Num.  3 . 1 1 .1  have  fallen  the  Levites  from  among 
5.1  j.neither  (he  be  taken  with  the  manner 
8.i6.of  IfraeUhave  I  taken  them  unto  me 

18. 1  have  taken  the  Levites  for  all  the  firft-b. 
9<i7.when  the  cloud  was  taken  up  from  the 
2i.cloud  was  taken  up  in  the  morning 
z a. when  it  was  taken  up  they  journeyed 
10. 1 1. cloud  was  taken  up  from  offthe  taberrta. 

i7.and  the  tabernacle  was  taken  down 
16. 1 5.I  have  not  taken  one  aflefrom  them 
18.6.I  have  talien  your  brethren  the  Levites 
zi.z6.takw  all  his  land  out  of  his  hand 
3  i.49.thy  fervantsbave  taken  the  fum  of  the  m. 

5  3. the  men  of  war  had  taken  fpoil 
3 6. 3. then  (hall  their  inheritance  be  ta\en  from 
fo  (hall  it  be  taken  from  the  lot  of  our 
Dent.4..zo.bi2}J 


•     1.  ..i....^^  .rgu 


T  A  K      T  A  K 

Ueut.^.zo.but  the  Lord  hath  taken  you 
zo.7.and  hath  not  taken  her  ?  let  him  go 
2  i.io.and  thou  haft  taken  them  captive 
24. 1.  when  a  man  hath  taken  a  wife>&  married 
5.  when  a  man  hath  te£e»  a  new  wife 

cheer  up  his  wife  which  he  hath  ta\m 
Jofb. 7. 11. they  have  even  tak-of  the  accurfed  thing 
1  j.he  that  is  taken  with  the  accurfed  thing 
i6.tribe  of  Judah  was  taken 
i7.and  Zabdi  was  taken 
1 8 .  Achan— of  the  tribe  of  Judah,was  taken 
8.8.when  ye  have  taken  the  city,  that  ye 

2i.faw  that  theambufh  had  taken  the  city 
10. 1. had  heard  how  Jofhua  had  taken  Ai 
Judg.i.%M&  had  takenhsar\d  had  fmitten  it 
1 1.3  6.  as  the  Lord  hath  ta\.  vengeance  for  thee 
14.9.  told  not  them  that  he  had  taken  the  honey 

1  y.6.becaufe  he  had  taken  his  wife,and  given 

1 7.2. the  1  loo.fhekels  of  filver  that  were  taken 

1  Sam.\.\  1. and  the  ark  of  God  wastages 

i7.andtheatkof  God  is  la\m 
ip.tidings  that  the  ark  of  God  was  taken 
2i.becaufe  the  ark  of  God  was  ta\en 
22.for  the  ark  of  God  is  taken 
7.i4.cities  which  the  Philiftines  hud  taken 
10.20.the  tribe  of  Benjamin  was  taken 
zi.the  family  of  Matri  wasters 

and  Saul  the  fon  of  Kiih  was  taken 
1 2#3.whofe  oxe  have  I  taken  ?  or  w  hofe  affe 

have  I  taken  ?  or  whom 
4.neither  haft  thou  taken  ought  of  any  mans 
14.4i.and  Saul  and  Jonathan  were  taken 

4».and  Jonathan  was  taken 
2i.6.(hew-bread  that  was  taken  from  before 
jo.2.hadM^sthe  women  captive  that  were 
3. and  their  daughters  were  taken  captives 
J.Davids  two'wives  were  taken  captives 
l6.great  fpoil  that  they  had  taken 
ig. nor  any  thing  that  they  had  taken  to  them 

2  Sam.x  2.9.and  haft  taken  his  wife  to  be  thy  wife 

I  o.taken  the  wife  of  Uriah  to  be  thy  wife 
27.and  have  taken  the  city  of  waters 
i6.8.behold,thou  art  taken  to  thy  mifchief 
1 8.9.he  was  taken  up  between  the  heaven  and 
1  8jiow  Abfalom  in  his  life  time  had  ta\en 

2  3.6.becaufe  they  cannot  be  taken  with  hands 

1  J$».7.8.for  Phara.daughter — whom  he  had  tak. 
9.i6.for  Pharaoh— had  taken  Gezer,3nd  burnt 
16.18.when  Zimri  faw  that  the  city  was  taken 
2 1 .  i^.haft  thou  killed,  &  alfo  taken  poffeflion 

2  iQfaz.i  o.if  thou  fee  me  when  I  am  taken  from 

i6.(pirit  of  the  Lord  hath  taken  him 
4.20.when  he  had  taken  him,and  brought 
6.1  2.fmite  thofe  whom  thou  haft  taken  captive 
1 3.3  5.which  he  had  taken  out  of  the  hand  of 
i8.lo.ninthyear  ofHofhea—  Samaria  wasta£. 
24-7.king  of  Babylon  had  taken  from  the  river 

1  Cfc"0.24.6.oneprincipall  houftiold  being  taken 

and  one  taken  for  Ithamar 

2  Cbro.i  $.8.which  he  had  taken  from  mount  Eph. 

I7.2.which  Afa  his  father  had  M/^» 

28. 1  i.which  ye  have  taken  captive  of  your  bret. 

ifi.and  had  W^sBeth-fhemefh,  and 
30.2.for  the  king  had  taken  counfell 
E%r<t  9.2.they  hvrttiikjn  of  their  daughters 
io.2.and  have  taken  ftrange  wives 
10. and  have  taken  ftrange  wives  to  increafe 
I4.1et  all  them  which  have  taken  ftrange  wi. 
I7.with  all  the  men  that  had  taken  ftrange 
i8.there  were  found  that  had  taken  ftrange 
44.aU  thefe  had  taken  ftrange  wives 
J^few.f.tj.and  had  taken  of  them  bread  &  wine 
6.i8.Johanan  had  taken  the  daughter  of  Mefh. 
Efi.i. 1 5. who  had  taken  her  for  his  daughter 

i6.foEftherwas  taken  unto  king  Ahafhuer. 
8.2.took  off  his  ring  wcb  he  had  taken  from  Ha. 
fob  16.1 2.he  hath  alfo  taken  me  by  my  neck 
1  g.y.taken  the  crown  from  mine  head 
as. 6. taken  a  pledge  from  thy  brother 
24.24.they  are  taken  out  of  the  way  as  all  other 
28.i.iton  is  taken  out  of  the  earth 
Pfal.9. 1  f  .net  w"1  they  hid,is  their  own  foot  taken 
io.2.1et  them  be  taken  in  the  devices  that  they 
59.1 2.1et  them  even  be  taken  in  their  pride 
82. ^.iaken crafty  counfell  againft  thy  people 
1 19.1 1  i.thy  teftimonies  have  I  taken  as  an  he. 


TAK       TAK 

P'rt>.3.26.lhall  keep  thy  foot  from  being  taken 
6.2.thou  att  taken  with  the  words  of  thy 
7.20.he  hath  taken  a  bag  of  money  with  him 
1 1  .6.tranfgreflburs  (halbe  taken  in  their  own 

Ecclef.z.iS.l  hated  all  my  labour  wchIhadf<%» 
3  .i4.nor  any  thing  taken  from  it 
7.26&ut  the  (inner  (hall  be  taken  by  her 
9.1 2.as  the  fifties  that  are  taken  in  an  evill  net 

lfai.6.6.had  taken  with  the  tongs  from  the  altar 
7.? .have  ta£e«  evill  counfell  againft  thee 
8. 1  f.be  broken,and  be  fnared,  and  be  taken 
10.29.have  taken  up  their  lodging  at  Geba 
23.8.who  hath  ta^esthis  counfell  againft  Tyre 
24.  i8.midft  of  the  pit,fhalbe  taken  in  the  fnare 
28. 1 3. that  they  might — be  fnared,  and  taken 
3  3. 20.a  tabernacle  that  ftiall  not  be  tak.  down 
4i.9.thou  whom  I  have  taken  from  the  ends  of 
49.24.1haH  the  prey  be  taken  from  the  mighty 
5 1 . 2  2.I  have  taken  out  of  thine  hand  the  cup 
% 3. 8. he  wastages  from  prifon,&  from  judgeai. 

fer.6. 1 1  .the  husband  with  the  wife  (hall  be  taken 
8.9.wife  men  — are  difmayed  and  taken 
1 2.2.yea  they  have  taken  root :  they  grow 
29.22.ofthem  (hall  be  taken  up  a  curfe 
3 4. 3. bat  thou  (hale  furely  be  taken 
38.23  .but  (halt  be  taken  by  the  hand  of  the  king 
iS.untill  the  day  that  Jerufalem  was  taken 
he  was  there  when  Jeruialem  was  ta\ 
3  9-  ?  .w  hen  they  had  taken  him,  they  brought 
40.i.when  he  had  taken  him,  being  bound  in 

io.dwell  in  your  cities  that  ye  have  taken. 
48.  i  .Kinathaim  is  confounded  and  taken 
7-thou  (halt  alfo  betaken 

3  3  .joy  and  gladnefle  is  taken  from  the  plen. 

4  i.Kirioth  is  taken,  and  the  ftrong  holds  are 
44.he  that  getteth  up  out  of  the  pit,(halbe  ta. 
4<5.for  thy  Tons  are  taken  captives 

49.20.that  he  hath  taken  againft  Edom 

24.forrowshaveta£e#herasa  woman  intra. 
30.for  Nebuchad.— hath  taken  counfell  aga. 
5o.2.fay,Babylon  isfd£e«,Bel  is  confounded 
9.ftom  thence  (hee  ftiall  be  taken 
24.and  thou  art  alfo  taken,0  Babylon 
45. that  he  hath  taken  againft  Babylon 
y  1.3 1. that  his  city  litaken  at  one  end 
41.I10W  is  Sheftiakta^B  ?  and  how  is  the 
56. and  her  mighty  men  are  taken 
Lant.^.zo.xhe  anointed  of  the  Lord  was  taken  in 
Etsk- 12-13  -ana  ne  ma^'  be  taken  in  my  fnare 
1  %.  3  .(hall  wood  be  taken  thereof  to  do  any 
16. i7.thou  haft  alfo  ta^?»  thy  fair  jewels 
20.thou  haft  taken  thy  fons  &  thy  daughters 
37.withwhom  thou  haft  taken  plea  fure 
17. 1 2.and  hath  taken  the  king  thereof 
1 3. and  hath  taken  of  the  kings  feed 

and  hath  taken  an  oath  of  him 
he  hath  alfo  ta^.the  mighty  of  the  land 
20.and  he  (hall  be  taken  in  my  fnare 
i8.8.neither  hath  taken  any  increafe 

1 3  .and  hath  taken  increafe :  (hall  he  then  live 
i7.that  hath  ta^ewoff  hishand  from  the  poor 
1 9. 4.  he  was  taken  in  their  pit 

8.net  over  him :  he  washes  in  their  pit 
21.23.that  they  may  be  taken 

2<}.ye  (hall  be  taken  with  the  hand 
22.1 2.1'n  thee  have  they  taken  gifts  to  (lied  bio. 
thou  haft  taken  ufury  and  increafe 
2  J  .have  taken  the  treafure  &  precious  things 
2J.1J. havens  vengeance  with  a  defpi.  heart 
27.  j.they  have  taken  cedars  from  Lebanon 
36. 3  .ye  are  takenwf  in  the  lips  of  talkers 
D<zs.5.2.which  his  father  Nebuchad. had  f<?^?z  out 
3.brought  the  golden  veffels  that  were  taken 
tf.23.fo  Daniel  was  taken  up  out  of  the  den 
Joel  3.5  .becaufe  ye  have  taken  my  filver 
Amos  3«4.if  he  have  taken  nothing 
5<and  have  taken  nothing  at  all 
1 2.fo  (hall  the  children  of  Ifra.  be  taken  out 
6. 1 3-have  we  not  taken  to  us  horns  by  our 
Zecb. i^.z.and  the  city  (hall  betaken 
Afctf.4-24.peo.that  were  taken  with  divers  difeafes 
9.1  j.when  thebridegromfhallbeia£e»  from 
i6.7.it  is  becaufe  we  have  taken  no  bread 
2 1 .43  .kingdom  of  God  (hall  be  taken  from  you 
24.40.the  one  (hall  be  taken,md  the  other  left 
Verfe4i.  lu^e  17.35,36. 


TAK      TAK 


27-59-and  when  Jofcph  had  taken  the  body 
28.1 2. and  had  ta£«zcounfell,they  gave 
Mar.^.z 5 .from  him  fhalbe  taken  even  that  which 
6.4 1  when  he  had  taken  the  five  loaves 
9. 3 6. when  he  had  taken  him  in  his  arms 
Luke  1 . 1  .for  as  much  as  many  have  taken  in  hand 
4.38.Sim.wivesrnoth.wasta^with  a  great  fev# 
5.5 .toiled  all  the  night.and  have  fc%«nothing 
9-at  the  draught  of  fifhes  which  they  had  tak. 
l8.a  man  which  was  taken  with  a  pal  fie 
36.piece  that  was  taken  out  of  the  new 
8.37.for  they  were  taken  with  great  fear 
9.i7.therewastafc»  up  of  fragments  that 
1 7. 3  4-the  one  (hall  be  teethe  other — left 
19.8. if  I  have  takenany  thing  from  any  man 
John  7.44. fome  of  them  would  have  taken  him 
8.3  .brought  to  him  a  woman  taken  in  adultery 

4.this  woman  was  taken  in  adultery 
13.1 2.and  had  taken  his  garments,and  was  fet  ' 
Acls  i.2.untill  the  day  in  which  he  was  taken  up 
9-while  they  beheld,  he  was  taken  up 
1 1  .this  fame  Jefus  which  is  taken  up  from 
ai.that  fame  day  that  he  was  taken  up  from 
2 .2  3 .ye  have  taken*  and  by  wicked  hands 
8.7-and  many  taken  withpalfies 

3  3  .his  life  was  taken  from  the  earth 
1 7-9-when  they  had  taken  fecurity  of  Jafon 
20.9.  and  was  taken  up  dead 

2  r  .6. had  taken  our  leave  one  of  another 
23. 27. this  man  was  taken  of  the  Jewes 
27.i7.whkh  when  they  had  taken  up,thev  ufed 

3  ?. continued  fading,  having  tak\en  nothing 
40-when  they  had  taken  up  the  ancres 
Kom.g.6.as  though  the  word  ofGod  hath  taken 

1  Cor.  1 0.1 3. there  hath  no  temptation  taken  you 

i  Thef.i.n.beingtaken  from  you  for  a  fhort  time 

2  Tfe/]i.7.untillhe  be  taken  out  of  the  way 

1  Tim.j.yXtt  not  a  widow  be  taken  into  the  num. 

2  Ti»z.2.26.who  are  taken  captive  by  him  at  his 
Heb.^.i .every  high  prieft  taken  from  among  men 
2  Per.  2. 1 2.  made  to  be  taken  and  deftroyed 
Revel. 5.8. when  he  had  taken  the  book,the  four  be. 

1 1 . 1 7.thou  haft  taken  to  thee  thy  great  power 

19.20.and  the  beaft  was  taken}and  with  him 

®3ben  away. 

Gen.z  1 .2  5.  Abime.flrva.had  violently  taken  away 

z7'i  f .with  fubtilty,and hathta£«zaway  thy  bl. 

36.nowhehath  taken  away  myblefling 
30.23. God  hath  taken  away  my  reproach 

3  I.I.Jacob  hath  taken  away  all  that  is  our  fath. 

9-thus  God  hath  taken  away  the  cattell  of 
Exod.  1 4. 1 1  .haft  thou  taken  us  away  to  die  in  the 
Lewf.4.3  i.as  the  fat  is^fxaway  from  off  the  fa. 
3  j. as  the  fat  of  the  lamb  is  taken  away 
6. 2.or  in  a  thing  taken  away  by  violence 
i4.43.after  that  he  hath  ta\en  away  the  ftones 
De//f.26\r4.neither  have  I  taken  away  ought  ther. 

28.3 1. thine  affe  (hall  be  violently  taken  away 
JWg.i8.24.yehave  taken  away  my  gods  which 
1  Sam.i  i.6.in  the  day  when  it  was  taken  away 

1  Xjn.11.41  .the  high  places  were  not  taken  away 

2Cfctf.20.33. 

2  Kin.  2 .9.before  I  be  taken  away  from  thee 

1 2>3.but  the  high  places  were  not  taken  away 

Chap.  14.4. 
i8.2  2.whofealtars  Hezekiah  hath  taken  away 
2  Cbro.i  y.  1 7. high  places  were  not  taken  away  out 
19. 3.in  that  thou  haft  taken  away  the  groves 
3  2. 1 2.  fame  Hezekiahtajjfffl  away  his  high  plac. 
Job  1. 2 1. Lord  gave,and  the  Lord  hath  taken  away 
20.1 9.becau(e  he  hath  violently  taken  away  an 
27.2.who  hath  taken  away  my  judgement 
34.5.God  hath  taken  away  my  judgement 
20.mighty  (hall  be  taken  away  without  hand 
P/a/.Sj^.thou  haft  to^e»away  all  thy  wrath 
Pra.4. 1 6.their  deep  is  taken  away  unleffe  they 
Tfai.6. 7. and  thine  iniquity  is  taken  away 
8.4.fpoil  of  Samaria  (hall  be  taken  away 
X0.27.his  burden  (hall  be  taken  away  from  off 
16.10.3nd  gladnefle  istakenaway 
i7.i.Damafcus  ista^»away  from  being  a  city 
3  6.7.whofe  altars  Hezekiah  hath  taken  away 
49.2  5. captives  of  the  mighty  fhalbe  taken  away 
j  2.j.that  my  people  is  taken  away  for  nough  • 
5 7. 1. and  mercifull  men  are  taken  away 

none  confid.  that  the  righ.  is  taken  away 
64.6.  iniquities^/ 


T  A  K        T  A  K 

64.6.iniquities  like  the  wind  have  tak-  us  away 
Jer.\6-  J.for  I  have  taken  away  my  peace  from  this 
L0»i.i.6.hc  hath  violently  taken  away  bis  tabern. 

E^k'i  i  •6-he  is  ta^m  away in  his  iniiuity 

Drf».7.ii.they  had  their  dominion  ta\cn  away 
8.1 1.  by  him  the  daily  facrifice  was  taken  away 
1 1.1  i.when  he  hath  taken  away  the  multitude 
1 1. 1 1 .  that  the  daily  facrifice  (hall  be  tak.  away 
H0/.4.  j  .fifties  of  the  fea  alfo  ftiall  be  taken  away 
Arms  4.io.and  have  takenvav]  your  horfes 
Micah  z.9.fr«m  their  childr.  have  ye  ta\.  away  my 
Zcph.1.1  5 •  the  Lord  hath  taken  away  thy  judgem. 
M at.  1 5  •  1  i-fcon*  bim  ihalbe  taken  away  even  that 

L«/ftf  8. 18. 

25.19.from  him  that  hath  not  ftiall  be  ta£.away 

Luty  19.26. 

Mark  i.  io.when  the  bridegroom  (hall  be  ta.away 

Lukes.  31. 
Dfy  1  o.4i.which  ftiall  not  be  tak-  away  from  her 
1 1 .  J  i-ye  have  tak-  away  the  key  of  knowledge 
John  1 9.  j  1 .  and  that  they  might  be  takn  away 
io.  1.  fee  the  ftone  tak-  away  from  the  fepulchre 
i.they  have  taken  away  the  Lord  out  of 
1 3  .becaufe  they  have  taken  away  my  Lord 
Alts  8.3  5. humiliation,  his  judgement  was  r&aw. 
z7.io.hope  that  we  (hould  be  faved  was-M.a  w. 
i  Cfft.% .a.  might  be  taken  away  from  among  you 
z  Cor.  3  •  i6.the  vaile  (hall  be  taken  away 

<Jafe«n  bold. 
1 1(i».9.o.and  have  taken  hold  upon  other  gods 
/ofr  30.16.  dayes  of  afflicTiion  have  tafcnhold  on 
Pj^.40. 1 2.  mine  iniquities  have  taken  hold  upon 
1 19. 1 4  j  .trouble  and  anguifti  have  M/^hold  on 
If*. ii.} .pangs  have  taken  hold  upon  me 
7er.6.m-  anguifti  have  taken  hold  on  us 
J  Cafeeft. 

Exod.4.9. takeft  out  °f 'be  «ver  flial  become  bloud 

30.12.when  thou  takeft  the  fum  of  the  child.of    *  Chro.19.7.  nor  refpeft  of  perfons,  nor  W^gifts 
Judg.4.9'  the  journey  that  thou  takft  ftiall  not  be    /"A 5-  J  -1  h«e  feen  the  foolifti  taking  root 


TAK        T  A  L 

j  j.4.and  taketh  not  warning  if  the  fvvord  come 

5.  that  fcij^ffo  warning  ftiall  deliyer  his  foule 

Amos  3.  i  i.as  the  ftiepherd  taketh  out  of  the  mouth 

Af<w£  4.?.devill  taketh  him  up  into  the  holy  city 

8.again,hete£ef&  him  up  into  an  exceed.high 

9.  \6.ta\ttb  frora  the  garment,and  the  rent  is 

Marl(  i.ii. 
io.j8.hethat^«i6  not  his  croffe,&  followeth 
12.45  .and  taketh  with  himfelf  feven  other  fpir. 
i7.i.after  fix  dayes  Jefus  taketh  Peter,  James 
Mark  9.  2. 
Mark  4. 1 5.  taketh  away  the  word  that  was  fowen 
5 .40.he  taketh  the  father  &  mother  of  the  dam. 
9.i8.wherefoever  hefa^him,  heteareth  him 
14.  j  ^.taketh  with  him  Peter,  James,  and  John 
Luke  6.i9«him  that  taketh  away  thy  cloak,forbid 
50. him  that  taketh  away  thy  goods,  ask  him 
S.iz.taketh  away  the  word  out  of  their  hearts 
9.  J9-  and  loe  a  fpirit  taketh  him,and  he 
1  i.i  2.he  taketh  from  him  all  his  armour 

26.and  taketh  to  him  feven  other  fpirits  more 
1 6.  j. my  Lord  ta/^rfc  away  from  metheftewar. 
John  1.29.  which  taketbzmy  the  fin  of  the  world 
10. 1 8 .  no  man  ta\eth  it  from  me,but  I  lay  it 
1 5. 2. that  beareth  not  fruit,  he  taketh  away 
16.22.your  joy  no  man  taketh  from  you 
2 1 . 1  j  Jefus  then  come  th  and  taketh  bread 
R0OT.3.5.  is  G.  unrighteous  who  taketh  vengeance 
1  Cor.j.i^.hetaketh  the  wife  in  their  own  craft 

11. 21.  every  one  taketh  before  another  his  own 
Heb.  5.4.  no  man  taketh  this  honour  unto  himfelfe 
10.9,  he  taketh  away  the  firft.that  he  may 
'Sefeetta  hold. 
Job  11.6.  trembling  taketh  hold  on  my  rkfti 
Pro.  3  o.  28.the  fpider  taketh  hold  with  her  hands 
1 fa.j6. 6, and  taketh  hold  of  my  covenant 


T  A  L 


T  A  L 


Pfal.  104.29.thou  takeft  away  their  breath  they  die 
144.  j  .what  is  man,that  thou  takft  knowledge 
Ecclef. 9.9.1a  thy  labour  which  thou  takeft.  under, 
ifa.  * 8.  3 .  and  thou  takeft  no  knowledge 
Lute  1 9.2  i.thou  takeft  up  that  thou  laidft  not  do. 

Gafeeft  heed. 
1  Cbro.  2  2. 1  j  .if  thou  takeft  heed  to  fulfill  the  ftatu. 

Gafcetft. 
Exod.io.j.not  hold  him  guiltlefle  that  taketh  his 

Deut.  j.i  1. 
Dent .  10.17  .regardeth  not  perfons,nor  ^.reward 
24.6.  for  he  taketh  a  mans  life  to  plead 
25.11  -and  taketh  him  by  the  fecrets 
27.15.  cuifed  be  he  that  taketh  reward  to  flay 
j      3  2. 1  i.fpreadeth  forth  her  wings  &  taketh  them 
/^&.7.i4»tbatthe  tribe  which  the  Lo,  ta\  ^ftiall 
I5.i6.fmiteth  Kitiath-Sepher,  anu  taketbit'to 
Judg.  I.  12. 
1  Sam.t7-i6.  and  taketh  away  the  reproach  from 
1  Kin.  1 4. 1  o.  as  a  man  taketh  away  dung  till 
Job  5-5-and  taketh  it  eyen  out  of  the  thornes 
1  j.he  taketh  the  wife  in  their  own  craft 
9.1 2.behold,hefa^toaway,who  can  hinder 
12.20.  taketh  away  the  underftand.of  the  aged 

24-he  taketh  away  the  heart  of  the  chiefe 
27.8. when  God  taketh  away  his  foule 
40.a4.he  taketh  it  with  his  eyes,  his  nofe 
PfaLi  5.  j. not  taketh  up  a  reproach  againft  his 
5.nor  ta£#£reward  againft  the  innocent 
1 18.7.  the  Lord  taketh  my  part  with  them  that 
1  j7.9.happy  ftiall  he  be  that  taketh  and  daftieth 
i47.io.he£%^  not  pleafure  in  the  legsof  a 
1 1. Lord  taketh  pleafure  in  them  that  fear 
149.4.  the  Lord  taketh  pleafure  in  his  people 
Pro.  1. 1 9. which  taketh  away  the  life  of  the  owners 
16.3  2.  then  hethittaketh  a  city 
17.2  j  .a  wicked  man  taketh  a  gift  out  of  the 
25.20.as  he  that  taketh  away  a  garment  in  cold 
26. 17.1s  like  one  that  taketh  a  dog  by  the  eares 
Ecc/e/'.i.j.which  httak/tb  under  the  fun 
2. 2  3  .his  heart  taketh  not  reft  in  the  night 
5. 18.  of  all  his  labour  that  he  taketh  under  the 
lfa.1%. i4.and  as  ftieep that  no  man  taketh  up 
40. 1 5. he  taketh  up  the  ides  as  a  very  little 
44. 1 4.  md  taketh  the  cypre(Te,and  the  oake 
5 1.  i8.neither  is  there  any  that  taketh  her  by  the 
Eifk- 16.  3  2.which  tatetb  ftrangers  in  dead  of  her 


P/<t/.  1 1 9-9.by  taking  heed  thereto  according  to  thy 
/er.50.46. at  thenoifeof  the takingoi  Babyl.  the 
%-Vk-  *  J  •  1  i-by  taking  vengeance,and  hath  greatly 
Hoi.  ii.j .taking  them  by  their armes,but  they 
Mat. 6.17.  which  of  you  by  tak.  thought  can  adde 
Luke  12.25. 
Mark  1  jt.54.S0n  of  man  is  as  a  man  taking  a  far 
Luke  4-f.the  divell  taking  him  up  into  an  high 

19.2  i.takjng  up  that  I  laid  not  down 
John  1 1. 13.  had  fpoken  of  taking  of  reft  in  fleep 
Row.7.8.but  fin/a^iagoccalion  by  the  commande. 
1 1 .  fin,taking  occafion  by  the  com.  deceived 
2  Cor.  2. 1 3. but  ta^ng  my  leave  of  them,  I  went 

1 1 .8.  taking  wages  of  them  to  doe  you  fervice 
E/?fe/]6.i6.aboveallta£wig  the  ihield  of  faith 
2Tfcf/.i.8.in  flaming  fire/«Jw£  vengeance  of  them 
i  Pet.^.i.takiig  the  over-fight  thereof  not  by  con. 
j  John  7.  taking  nothing  of  the  Gentiles 

Gale.    Gale. 
Exo.$.6.thetale  of  the  bricks  which  they  did  make 
1 8.yet  ftiall  ye  deliver  the  tale  of  bricks 


Galentg. 

Exod.38.14.  gold  of  the  offering  was  29.  talents 

2  5.numberofthecongregation  was  ioo.w. 

27.of  the  hundred  talentsoi  filver  were  caft 

hundred  fockets  of  the  hundred  talents 

29.  thebrafle  of  the  offering  was  feventy  tal. 

1  Kjn.  1 6.24.  bought  the  hill  of  Samaria  for  z.tal. 

2  iC?s'f>5.tookwith  himtentefotfjof filver 

23.  be  content,  take  two  talents 
1 5 . 1 9.Menahem  gave  Pul  iooo.taients  of  filver 
i8.i4.appointed  unto  Hezekiah  three  hun.ta. 
2  3.  g  3. land  to  a  tribute  of  an  hund.ta/.of  filver 

1  Cbro.  i9.6.fent  a  thoufand  talents  of  filver  to  hire 

2p.4.and  7000.  talents  of  filver  to  over-lay  che 
7>gave  of  filver  ten  thoufand  talents 

ofbrafs  i8ooo.fa/.&  iooooo.ta.ofiron 

2  rtro.3.8.amountingtofix  hundred  talents 

25.6.  hired  iooooo.menfor  100.  tal.  of  filver 
£.what  ftiall  we  do  for  the  hundred  te.which 
27.5.chil.of  Ammon-gave  him  an  hundred  ta. 
3<>.<:.condemned  the  land  in  an  hun.  t.of  filver 
I  Mat.  1 8.24.bro.to  him  which  ought  him  loooo.ta. 
25. 1 5.unto  one  he  gave  five  talents 

i6.that  received  the  five  talents  went  and 

and  made  them  other  five  talents 
lo.received  fiveta/.came  &  bro.  other  5.  tal. 
thou  deliveredft  unto  me  five  talents 
I  have  gained  befides  them  five  talents 
S2.that  had  received  two  talents came,&  faid 
Lord,thou  deliveredft  unto  me  two  fa/. 
I  hive  gained  two  other  fa/.befides' 
28.  give  it  to  him  that  hath  the  tea  talents 
<8EaIent0  of  gold,  See  dUolD, 
©alentjff  of  filver,  See  filter. 
€a!e0. 
E^.22.9.in  thee  are  men  that  carrie  tales  to  ftied 
Luke  24.1 1  .their  words  feemed  to  them  as  idle  ta. 

€aHtlja=cuttU 
Mark  5.41-  and  faid  unto  her3Talitha-cum'hth$tis 

Caltt. 
Job  1  i.i.  (hould  a  man  full  of  talk  be  juftified 
15.3  .(hould  he  reafon  with  unprofitable  talk 
Pro.  1 4. 23  .the  talk  of  the  lips  tendeth  only  to  pen. 
£«&.io.i3.end  ofhista/$is  mifchievous  madn. 
Afrtf.22.15.how  they  might  intang.him  in  his  ta. 


1  SrfW.18.27.gave  them  in  full  tale  to  the  king 

1  Cfcrfl.9.i8. bring  them  in  and  out  by  tale 
P/«/.?o.9.fpend  your  yeers  as  a  tale  that  is  told 

Gale-beam, 
Lev.19.16.not  goe  up  and  down  as  a  tale-bearer 
Pro.  1 1 . 1 3 .  a  tale-bearer  revealeth  fecrets 
18.8.  words  of  a  tale-bearer  are  as  wounds 

Chap.  26.  22. 
20. 1 9.  he  that  goeth  about  as  a  tafe-krevealeth 
z6.to.aotale-bearer>  the  ftrifeceafeth 

Gaient- 
Exod.zf.  39.of  a  tal.  of  pure  gold  (halt  thou  make 
37.24.of  a  talent  of  pure  gold  made  he  it 
38.27.  ztalentfor.  a  focket 

2  Sam.  1 2.30.  the  weight  thereof  was  a  tal.  of  gold 

1  Kin.io.i$.oi  elfe  thou  (halt  pay  a  taknt  of  filver 

2  i$8.5.22.give  them,I  pray  thee,atafeȣ  of  filver 

2  3 .3  3.  the  land  to  a  tribute  of  a  talent  of  gold 
zChron.$6.j. 
1  cbro.  2o.i.found  it  to  weigh  a  talent  of  gold 
Z«b.5.7.there  was  lift  up  a  talent  of  lead 
M4t.25.24.he  which  had  received  the  one  fa.came 
2  5.and  went,  and  hid  thy  talent  in  the  earth 
28.take  therefore  the  talent  from  him,  and 
Rev.  1 6.2 1  .every  ftone  about  the  weight  of  a  talent 

Xxxx 


Num.11.i7l  will  come  down,and  talk  with  thee 

De«r.5.24.feen  this  day  that  God  doth  talk  with 

6.7.  and  (halt  talk  of  them  when  thou  fitteft 

1  Sam.z.i.  talk  no  more  fo  exceedingproudly 

2  %in.  18.26.  talk not  w'fb  us  >n  the Jewts  langu. 
1  thro.  i6>9-talk  you  of  all  his  wonderous  works 
Job  1 3-7.and  talk  deceitfully  for  him 
Pfal.69.16.  they  talk  to  the  griefe  of  them  whom 

7 1. 24.my  tongue  (hall  talk  °f  tny  righteoufnes 
77. 1 2.ahd  I  will  talk  °f  tny  doings 
tof.z.talk  ye  of  all  his  wonderous  workes 
114. 27. fo  ftnll  I  talk  of  thy  wonderous  workes 
149. 1 1. they  ftiall  talk  of  thy  power 
Pro.i.z  2.when  thou  wakeft  it  (hall  talk  with  thee 

24.2.and  theit  lips  W/^of  mifchiefe 
Jer.  1 2.  i.  yet  let  me  talk  with  thee  of  thy  judgem. 
£^.3.22.and  I  will  there  talk  with  thee 
D<z».io.i7.fervant  of  thismy  Lord,r«/£  with  this 
John  14.30.  hereafter  I  will  not  talk  much  with 


Gc».4.8.Cain  talked  with  Abel  his  brother 
i7«3.God  tal^d  with  Abraham,  faying 
3  5 . 1 3 .  in  the  place  where  God  talked  with  him 
45. 1 5.after  that  his  brethren  talkfd  with  htm 

E#fli.20.22.feenthatl  have  talked  with  you  from 
3  3-9-and  the  Lord  W%rfwith  Mofes 
34.29.  skin  of  his  face  (hone,while  he  talked 
3 1.  and  Mofes  talked  with  them 

Deut.  5.4.Lord  talked  with  you  face  to  face 

Judg.  14.7. he  talked  with  the  woman,and  (he  pie. 

1  Saw.14.19.whHe  Saul  talked  with  the  prieft>that 
17.23  .as  he  talked  with  them,behold, there 

1  Ifttt-i.ii.whileftie  yet  f«/fcrf  with  the  king 

2  IQn.z.i i.asthey ftill  went on,andfci%rf,b  hold 

6.3  3.wbile  he  yet  tal.  with  thern  — Beho!d,the 
8.4.the  king  talked  with  Gehazi  the  lervant  of 
2  Cfcro.25.16.  as  be  talked  with  hiin,that  the  king 
Jer-i  8.25.if  the  princes  heare  that  I  have  fa/Lwith 
Dd».9.i2.he  informed  me,  and  talked  with  me 
Zech.Lp.angei  that  talked  with  mesfaid  unto  me 

1  3. Lord 


T  AL       T  A  M 

ij.Lord  anfwered  the  angell  that  talked  w'h 
19.I  faid  unto  the  angel  that  tallied  with  me 
2.3. angel  that  talked  with  me  went  forth 

4.  i. angel  that  talked  with  me  came  againe 
4.fpake  to  the  angel  that  talked  with  me 
5  .angel  that  talked  with  me,anfwered  &faid 

5 .  jr. angel  that  talked  with  me  went  forth 
10. faid  I  to  the  angel  that  talked  with  me 

6.4.I  faid  to  the  angel  that  ta/£.with  me,  What 
Mat.  1  i.4i5.while  he  yet  tal.  to  the  people,  Behold 
Mark  6.  yo.immediatly  he  taiand  faith  unto  them 
Lu\e  9. 3  o.there  talked  with  him,  two  men,  which 

24.  i4.they  talked  together  of  all  thefe  things 
3  2. while  heta%<Jwith  usby  the  way 
/ote4.27.marvelled  that  he  talked  with  the  worn 
Ails  10.z7.as  he  talked  with  them  he  went  in 

20. 1  i.and  talked*  long  while,even  till 

26, 3 1  .they  talked  between  themfelves, faying 
Kw.  17. i.wbich  had  the  feven  viataandta^.with 
2  i.^Mlked  with  me,faying,Come  hither,and 
1 5.  he  that  talked  with  me  had  a  golden  reed 
Calked. 
E\t\.  3  6.3.  ye  are  taken  up  in  the  lips  of  talkers 
Titus  1.  io.  there  are  many  unruly  and  vain  talkers 

Cal&eft. 

fndg-6.  i7.fhew  me  a  fign  that  thou  taty*  with  me 
1  Kjn.  i.i4,while  thou  yet  ta/.there  with  the  king 
fobn  4. 27.  no  man  faid,Why  talked  thou  with  her 

Caitieir). 
P/a/.  3  7. 3  o.and  his  tongue  taZ£e^  of  judgement 
John  51.37.and  it  is  he  that  tal\eth  with  thee 

Calking. 
Gra.17.22.left  off" 'talking  with  him,and  G.  went 

1  Kjng.iS. 27 .either  he  is  talfyngtotbc  ispurfuing 
Efiher  6.14.  while  they  were  yet  talking  with  him 
fob  2Q.9.the  princes  refrained  talking 

E^fa.  33. 30.chil.of  thy  people  (till  are  ta/fyngig. 
Mat.  1 7 . 3  .Mofes  and  Elias  talking  with  him 
jfcta>£  9.4.and  they  were  talking  with  Jefas 
jE^k/^^.neitber  filthineffe,nor  foolifti  talking 
Rev.4.i.as  it  were  the  voice  of  a  uum.f4l.with  me 

Call. 
Deitt.z.10.  apeopleas  ta#as  the  Anakitns 

Verfe  21. 
9.2.  a  people  great  and  tall,the  chil.of  the  Ana. 

2  2QTf.19.23.  will  cut  down  the  tall  cedat-trees 

2/4.37.24. 

Caller. 

Dent.  1 .2 1  .the  people  is  greater  and  taller  then  we 

Calmai. 

2v"«ct.  13.32  .where  Ahiman ,  Shefhai,  and  Talntai 

fojh.i  y.  i4.Caleb  drove  Sheihai— &  Tal.the  chil. 

Juig.  1. 10. flew  Sbefliai,  and  Ahiman,  and  Talmai 

2  Sam.$.$.the  daughter  of  Tal.the  king  of  Gefhur 

1  Chron.  3.  2. 

i3.37.Abfalom  fled,  and  went  toTalmai 

Calmon. 

1  Cbro.g. 1 7-porters  were  Akkub,  Ta/iwOTjAhimon 
Eqra  2.42.childrcn  of  T«//»o»Jthe  child.of  Akkub 

Neb.  7. 45. 
Neh.  1 1 . 1 9. the  porters, Akkub,  Talmtn,znd 

1 2. 2  j  .Meihullam,^/«»()*sAkkub,were  porters 

Carnal/. 
Neh.7.^  f  .children  of  Sifera^the  children  olTamab 

Caatar.   Camar. 

Ge»>3  8.6\Er  his  firft-born,whofe  name  was  Tarn. 

1 1 .  faid  Judah  to  Tamar  his  daughter-in-law 

Tamar  went  and  dwelt  in  her  fathers 

13.it  was  told  !T4»Mj-,faying,Behold,thy  fat. 

24.  Tamar  thy  daughter-in-law  hath  played 

Ruth  4.1 2.whom  Tamar  bare  unto  Judah 

2  &Z/22.1 3.1. had  a  fair  fifter  whofe  name  viasTam.  [ 

x.that  he  fell  fick  for  his  filler  Tamar 
4.  Amnon  faid  unto  him,  I  love  Tamar  my 
5 .1  pray  thee,let  my  filler  Tamar  come 
6.1et  Tamar  my  fifter  come  and  make 
7. then  David  fent  home  to  Tamar  faying 
8  .Tamar  went  to  her  brother  Amnons  houfe 
10.  Amnon  faid  unto  Ta#M»-jBring  the  meat 
Tamar  took  the  cakes  which  me  had 
1  g.Tamar  put  afhei  on  her  head,  and 
20.  Tamar  remained  defolate  in  her  brother 
22.becaufe  he  had  forced  his  fifter  Tamar 
3  i.from  the  day  that  he  forc.his  fifter  Tamar 
14.27.one  daughter,whofe  name  was  Tamar 
1  Cfo0.i.4.  To.  his  daughter-in-law  bare  him  Pha. 


TAP         TAR 

3 .9.  befide  Tamar  their  fifter 
£^.47.i9.thefouth-fide  fouthward  ftomTamar 

4b.28.border  fliall  be  even  ftomTamar 
Mat.  1. 3.  Judas  begat  Pharez,&  ZztaofTamar 

Came, 
Mxr\  ^.neither  could  any  man  tame  him 
Jam. 3.8.  but  the  tongue  can  no  man  tame 

Camel). 
Jam.%.  7.  things  of  the  fea,is  tam.St.  hath  been  /4m. 

Cammuj, 
•E^.8. 14.  there  fat  women  weeping  for  Tammu\ 

Canhnmeil). 
2  Kj/t.i 5.2 3. and  Seraiaiithe fon  of  Tanhumeth 

fer.  40.  8. 
banner. 
Alls  9.43-tar.  many  dayes  with  one  Simon  a  tan. 
io.6.he  lodgeth  with  one  Simon  a  tanner 
3  2.  lodged  in  the  houfe  of  one  Simon  a  Win. 
Capefttfe, 
Pra.7.i6\decked  my  bed  with  coverings  of  tapefi. 
3  i.22.naaketh  her  felfe  coverings  of  tapeflrie 
Caprjatlj, 
1  Kjn.4. 1 1  .had  Taphath  the  daughter  of  Solom.to 

Cappoar),  or  Cappna. 
jojh.i 2.17.  the  king  of  Tappuab  one 
1  f .  3  4.Engannim,Trt/)^fejand  Enam 
16.8.  border  went  out  from  Tappuab  weftward 
17.8.  now  Manaffeh  had  the  land  of  Tappuab 
Tappuab  on  the  border  of  Man.belonged 
1  C&>,<».2.43.fons  of  Hebron,Korah,and Tappua 

Carat), 
Num.n.ij.ftora  Tahath,  and  pitched  at  Tarah 
28.they  removed  from  Tarah3zni  pitched 


TAR        TAR 


Jofh.  1 8.27.  Rekem,  Irpeel,  and  Taralab 

Care, 
2  Sam.  1 3 . 3 1  .king  arofe,  and  tare  his  garments 
2  2£w.2.24.two  (he-bears  out  of  the  wood,&  tare 
Ma.rk9.10.  ftraightway  the fpirit tare  him 
Lu\e  9.42  .the  divell  threw  him  down,  and  M.him 


1  Chro.%.  3  y .  fons  of  Micah  were  Tarea  &  Ahaz 

ttarep. 
Mat.  1 3.2  {.enemy  came  and  fowed  tare s  among 

26.  then  appeared  the  tares  alfo 

27.  from  whence  then  hath  it  tares 
29.1eit  while  ye  gather  up  the  tares%ye  root 
3  o.gather  ye  together  firft  the  tares 
3^.declare  unto  us  the  parable  of  the  tares 
3  8,tares  are  the  children  of  the  wicked  one 
40.  as  therefore  the  tares  are  gather.  &  burnt 


1  Sam.  17.fi.had  a  target  of  braffe  between  his  (ho. 
1  Kjn.  ic.irf.fix  hund.fhek.of  gold  went  to  one  ta. 
2  Cbron.9. 1  y. 


1  Kw.io.i6.king  Sol. made  two  hun.  ta,  .of  beat. 

2 Chron.  9.  if. 

2  Chro.  14,8  .Afa  had  an  army  of  men  that  bare  tar. 

Carpelite0. 
£  Va  4'0.the  reft  of  the  ir  compan.— the  Tarpelites 

Carrie, 
Gen.  1  o.i.tarrie a\l  night,and  waih  your  feet 
27.44.tawe  with  Laban  a  few  dayes 
3 o ,27.if  I  have  found  favour  in  thine  eyeSjta)1. 
4?.9.come  downe  unto  me,and  tarrie  not 
Exod.  12.3  9 . t hruft  out  of  Egypr,and  could  not  ta. 
24.14.tame  ye  here  for  us  untill  we  come  aga. 
Lev.  14.8.  (hall  tarrie  abroad  out  of  his  tent  feven 
Num.it.  19.I  pray  you  tarrie  ye  here  alfo  this  nig. 
Jttdi.f. tS.Ythy  tarrie  the  wheelsofhis  charets 
6. 1 8.1  will  tarrie  till  thou  come  again 
19.6. tarrie  all  night,and  lei:  thine  heart  be  mer. 
o,l  pray  thee,  tarrie  all  night 
1  o.  man  would  not  tarrie  that  night 
Ruth  1.1 3-would  ye  tarrie  for  them  till  they  were 
3.13 .tame  this  night , and  it  dial  be  in  the  mor. 

1  Sam.t.z$. tarrie  untill  thou  have  weaned  him 

10.8.  feven  dayes  (halt  thou  tarrie  till  I  come 

14.9.  tarrie  untill  we  come  to  you 

2  Sam.ic.f.  tarrie  at  Jericho  untill  your  beards  be 

1  Chron.19.^. 
1 1 . 1 2.  tame  here  to  day  alfo,  and  to  morrow 
1 5.28.I  will  tarrie  in  the  plain  of  the  wildern. 
18.14.  faid  Joab,I  may  not  tar.  thus  with  thee 
19.7.WUI  not  tame  one  with  thee  this  night 


2  Kjn-i.i.tank  here,I  pray  thee,forthc  Lord  hath 

Chap.  4, 6. 
7«9.if  we  tarrie  till  the  morning  lightsome 
9. 3. open  the  door,and  nee,tarric  not 
i4.io.gloty  of  this,andtaweat  home 
P/al.  101 .7.  that  telleth  lies,  fliall  not  tank  in  my 
Pro. 1 3. 30.  they  that  tank  long  at  the  wine 
.7/4.46. 1 3. and  my  falvation  (hall  not  tank 
fer.  i4.8.that  turneth  afide  to  tarrie  for  a  night 
Hab.  i  .3  .though  it  tank;,  wait  for  it 

will  furely  come,it  will  not  tarrie 
Mat. 16.1$. tank  ye  here,and  watch  with  me 
Mark  14.14.tame  ye  here,  and  watch 
Lu\e  24.29.he  went  in  to  tank  with  them 

49.but  tar.  ye  in  the  city  of  Jerufalem,untill 
John  4.40,  befought  him  that  he  would  tarr.  with 
2  i.22.if;I  will  that  he  tank  till  I  come,what 
2  3. if  I  will  that  ye  tarrie  till  I  come3what  is 
Arts  10.48.then  prayed  they  him  to  tank  certasii 
18.20.  defiredhim  to  tarrie  longer  time  with 
2  8.  i4.were  defired  to  tank  with  them 
1  Cor.  1 1 .3  3  come  together  to  eat,ta.  one  for  ano. ' 
i6.7-but  I  truft  to  tank  a  while  with  you 
8.1  will  tank  at  Ephefus  untill  pentecoft 
1  Tim.T,  .1  *  .but  if  I  tamVlong,that  thou  mayeft 
Heb.  10.3  7.(hall  come,will  come,and  will  not  tar. 

CatrieO. 
Gen.14. 54.  Abrahams ferv3nt  and  men  Mf.all  nig. 

28.1 1.  Jacob  tankd  there  all  night 
3 1 .54.they  tarried  all  night  in  the  mount 

Num-g.  19.  when  the  cloud  tarried  long  upon  the 
2  2.  that  the  cloUd  tarried  upon  the  tabernacle 

/«</ie;.3.2  5.they  tarried  till  they  were  aftiamed 
16. Ehud  efcaped  while  they  tankd 
i9.8.and  they  tankd  untill  the  afternoon 

Rutb  2-7.that  (he  tarried  a  little  in  the  houfe 

1  Sam.  1 3 .8.and  he  tarried  feven  dayes  according 

14.2.  Saul  tarried  in  the  uttermoft  part  of 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1  .but  David  tarried  ft  ill  at  Jerufalem 

1 5. 17. tarried  in  a  place  that  was  afar  off 
29.ro  Jerufalem,and  they  tarrkd  there 
20.  y.but  he  tarried  longer  then  the  fet  time 
2  Kjn.i.  1 8.for  he  tarrkd  atJericho,he  faid  to  them 
1  Cfooao.i.but  David  tar. at  Jerufalem,  and  Joab 
P/a/,68. 1 2.ftie  that  tar.at  home  divided  the  fpoile 
Mat .  2  j .  f .  while  the  bridegroome  tar?ied,they  all 
Luke  1.2 1.  marvelled  that  he  tarri.  Co  long  in  the 
2.43.  the  child  Jefus  tarried  behind  in  Jerufai. 
John  3.22.there  he  tarrkd  with  them,and  baptized 
Alls  9.43.  that  he  tarrkd  many  dayes  in  Joppa 
15.3  3.after  they  had  tarried  then  a  fpace,they 
1 8. 1 8  .Paul  after  this  tankd  there  yet  a  good 
20.  J  .thefe  going  before,  tarried  for  us  at  Troas 

1 5.  and  we  tarrkd  at  Trogy  Ilium 
2 1.4.  finding  difciples,  we  tarried  there  7.  dayes 

lo.as  wc  tarried  there  many  ciayes, there 
2  5.6. when  he  had  tarried  among  them  more 
2  7.3  3 .  the  fourteenth  day  that  ye  have  tarrkd 

28. 1 2.  we  tarried  there  three  dayes 

Carrieft. 
Afts  22.16.and  now  why  tarrkft  thou?  Arife>and 

Cartieti). 
1  J4w.30.24.fo  (halhis  partbe.that  tarrktb  by  the 
Micah  5 .7  .that  tarrktb  not  for  man,nor  waiteth 

Carrying. 
Pfal.40.1j.  make  no  tarrying,  O  my  God 
70.y.my  deliverer,0  Lord,makenotar>3«»g 


Efiher  i-  i4.next  unto  him  was  Admatha,  Tapis 

Carffatib;,  See  alfo  Ctjar&ifl), 
Ge».io,4.  fons  of  Javan,  Tarfinjb,  Kittim 

1  Cbron.  1.  7. 
2  Chro.Q.z  i.for  the  kings  (hips  went  to  Tayfhip 
every  3  .yeers  once  came  the  mips  of  Ta. 
20.3  6\to  make  (hips  goe  to  Tarpifh 
3  7.  were  not  able  to  goe  to  TarfiiJ" 
P/4/.48.7.thou  breakeft  the  Mps  of  Tarjhifh 

72.10.the  kings  oiTarpijh  (hall  bring 
lfa.t.i6and  upon  all  the  (hips  of  Torjbijh 
23.i.howle  yelhips  of  Yarfhijb,  for  it  is  tbe 
Verfe  14 
(J.pafie  ye  over  to  Tarfhijh,  howle  ye  inhabit. 
io.as  a  river,  O  daughter  of  Tarjbifif 
6o.9.(hips  of  Tarfhifi  (hall  wait  for  me 
66. 1 9.to  Tatftifb^ul  and  Lud,that  drew  the 
fer.  1  o.9.fil.fpread  into  plates  is  brought  from  Ta. 
Ey^.27 wi.Tarpip 


TAR        T  A  S 


TAU       TAX 


TEA 


TEA 


Evk.-l7-  * *•  Tarjhijh  was  <hy  merchant 
■z  5  .mips  of  Tarfiifh  did  fing  of  thee 

38.1  j. merchants  of  Tarfbifli  (hall  fay  unto  thee 
/<w<tb  1.  J.but  Jonah  rofe  up  to  flee  unto  Tarfhifh 

he  found  a  (hip  going  tc  Tarjhijh 
into  itjto  goe  with  them  to  Tarjhifl} 
4.z.therefore  I  fled  before  unto  Tarfhifli 
Caring. 

^#j  9. 1 1. for  one  called  Saul  o(  Tarfus :  for 
jo.and  fent  him  forth  to  Tarfus 

1 1. 2  y .then  departed  Barnabas  to  Tarfus tto  feek 
21.j9.Iam  a  man  which  am  a  Jew  of  Tarfus 
n.^-a.  man  which  am  a  Jew,born  in  Tarfus 

Cartafe. 

i  K'».i7-J  1.  and  the  Avites  made  Nibhaz  &  Tar. 
Carton. 

1  l{in.  1 8.  i7.and  the  king  of  Aflyria  fent  Tartan 
Ifa.zo.i.in  the  yeer  that  Tartan  came  to  Aftidod 

®asfce,  or  CasHeg. 
£#o.y.  1  j.faying,Fulfill  your  daily  tastes  as  when 
14-wherefore  have  ye  not  fulfilled  your  tasks 
ip.not  minim  ought  from  your— daily  tasty 
Cagke-mafters, 
Exod.1.1  i.fetover  themto^-wa/?e^toafHia 
3.7.  heard  their  cry  by  reafon  of  their  tasty-ma. 
y.6.  Pharaoh  commanded  the  tasty-maft.ohhe 
10.  tasty-makers  of  the  people  went  out,and 
ij.rd%-«^whafted  them,faying,FulfilI 
1 4. which  PhavJasty-maft.  had  fet  over  them 


Exod.i6.$i.the  tafle  of  it  was  like  v/afers  made 
jvVdtf.t  i.S.the  tafle  of  it  was  as  the  to.  of  fre(h  oyl 
Job  6.6.01  is  there  any  tafle  in  the  white  of  an  egg 

jo.can  my  tafle  difcern  perverfe  things 
Pfal.i  19.105.  how  fweet  are  thy  wor.unto  my  ta. 
Pro. 24. 13. -which  is  fweet  to  the  tafle 
Cant. 2.  3. and  his  fruit  was  fweet  to  my  tafle 
/tf.48. 1 1.  therefore  his  taUe  remained  inhins 


1  Sam.  14.4.  3. I  did  but  tapes,  little  honey 

z  Sam.  j.jf.if  I  tafle  bread,or  ought  elfe,till  the 

19.  $  y.  can  t  by  fervant  tafle  what  I  eac 
Job  1  2.  1 1. doth  not  the  mouth  tafle  his  meat 
Pfal. }  4.8.O  tafle  and  fee  that  the  Lord  is  good 
Jonah  ?.7.nor  beaft,herd,  or  flock,  tafle  any  thing 
itfaf.16.18.fome  (landing  here  which  (hall  not  ta. 
Mark 9-  i-Lutyg.z-j. 
Luty  I4.t4.which  were  bidden  (hall  tafle  of  my 
John  8. j  t.keep  my  fayings,hefhall  never  ta.of  de. 
Co/,  2. 21. touch  no* ytafle  not,  handle  not 
He&.2-9.(hould  tafle  death  for  every  man 

CafteD. 
i  Sam.  1 4.24X0  none  ofthe  people  tafled  any  food 

29.becaufe  I  tafled  a  little  of  this  hony 
£><r».y.i.Bel(hazzir,  whiles  he  tafled  the  wine 
Afflf.27.j4.when  he  hadte/fVdthereof,he  would 
John  2.9.ruler  of  the  feaft  had  tafled  the  water  that 
He0.6.4.and  have  tafled  ofthe  heavenly  gift,and 

y  .have  tafled  the  good  word  of  God,and 
1  Pef.L3.if  fo  be  ye  have  tafled  that  the  Lo.is  gra. 


Job  j4.j.ear  trieth  words,  as  the  mouth  tafl.  meat 

Catlcr0. 
iT'tm.'i.iihw.tatlsrsa.ai  bufie-bodies,fpeaking 

Catnaf. 

E^ra  y ,  3 .  at  the  fame  time  came  to  them  Tatnai 
6.the  copy  of  the  letter  that  Tatnai 
6>6.Ta.govemo\u  beyond  the  river,Shethar-Bo. 
1  j  .then  TdMwi-according  to  that  which  Da. 
Cafcernsr. 
Alls  28. 1  y.came  to  meet  us  as  far  as  the  three  tav. 

Catinjhfc. 
Deaf .4.  y.behold,I  have  taught  you  ftatutes 
3  i.22.and  taught  it  the  children  of  Ifrael 
Judg.%.\6.  with  them  he taug.  the  men  ofSuccoth 
2  fyn.  17.28.  taught  them  how  they  mould  fear  the 
2  Chro.6. 27. when  thou  haft  taught  them  the  good 
37.c1.and  they  taught  in  Judah,  and  had  the 

throughout  all  the  cities  of  Jud.&  tan- 
13.13  .and  fnch  as  taught  to  fing  praife 
30.i2.thatte#gof  the  good  knowledge  of  the 
3  f.3.faid  unto  the  Levites  that  taught  all  Ifrael 
Web.  8.9.  Levites  that  taught  the  people  faid  unto 
Pfal.7 1. 17.O  God,thou  haft  taught  me  from  my 
1      ii9.i02.forthouhaftfd«|feme 

17 1. when  thou  haft  taught  me  thy  ftatutes 


Pw,4.4.he  taught  me  alfo,and  faid  unto  me.Lec 
1  r  .1  have  taught  thee  in  the  way  of  wifdome 
3 1.1.  theprophefie  that  his  mother  taught  him 
Eeclef.  1 2.9.he  ftill  taught  the  people  knowledge 
Ifa. 29. 1 3. their  fear  towards  me  is  tau.by  the  prec. 
40. 1 3. being  his  counfeller,  hath  taught  him 
i4.and  taught  him  in  the  piths  of  judgement 
and  taught  him  knowledge 
?4. 1 3. all  thy  childr.fliall  be  taught  of  the  Lord 
Jer.z.i  j.therefore  haft  thoutaugbt  the  wicked  on 
9.  j.they  have  taught  their  tongues  to  fpeak  lies 

I4.which  their  fathers  taught  them 
1 2.  i6.as  they  taught  my  people  to  fwear  by  Ba. 
1 3.2 1 .  for  thou  haft  taught  them  to  be  captains 
28.  i6\becaufe  thou  haft  taug.  rebellion  againft 
29.3  2.becaufe  he  hath  taught  reb.againft  theL. 
3  2.3  3. though  I  taught  them  rifing  up  early 
E\ek-z 3. 48 .women  may  be  taught  not  to  do  after 
Hof.10.1  i.Ephraim  is  as  an  heifer  that  is  taught 

1 1. 3.I  taught  Ephraim  alfo  to  goe,taking 
Zetb.is.$Sot  mmtaugbt  me  to  keepcattell 
Af<»f.y.2.opened  his  mouth,  &  taught  them,faying 
7.2^-he  taught  them  as  one  having  authority 

Mark  i-zz- 
1  ?.54.he  taught  them  in  their  fynagogue 
28. 1 y. took  the  money,  &  did  as  they  were  tan. 
Mark  i.n.fab.day  he  entred  into  the  fyna.&  tan. 
a.  1 3  .reforted  unto  him,and  he  taught  them 
4.2.he  taught  them  many  things  by  parables 
6.30.told  him  all  things  what  they  had  taught 
9.3  i.for  he  taught  his  difciples,and  faid  unto 
10. 1  .as  he  was  wont  he  taught  them  again 
1 1. 1 7.  he  W«.faying  unto  them,  Is  it  not  writ. 
11.3  y.faid,  while  he  taught  them  in  the  temple 
Luke  4.1 5.  &  he  taught  in  their  fynagogues,being 
3 1.  and  taught  them  on  the  fabbath  dayes 
5. 3  .and  taught  the  people  out  of  the  (hip 
6.6.he  entred  into  thefynagogue,and  taught 
1  i.i.as  John  alfo  taught  his  difciples 
1 3.26.and  thou  haft  taught  in  our  ftreets 
19.47.and  he  taught  daily  in  the  temple 
20. 1. as  he  taught  the  people  in  the  temple,and 
John  6.4  f  .and  they  (hall  be  all  taught  of  God 
59.  as  he  taught  in  Capernaum 
7.14.  Jefus  went  up  into  the  temple  and  taught 
i8,then  cried  Jefus  in  the  temple  as  he  taug. 
S.t.hc  fate  down  and  taught  them 
20.fpake  Jefus  as  he  taught  in  the  temple,and 
28.as  my  Father  hath  taught  me,I  fpeak  thefe 
18. 20.I  ever  taught  in  ihe  fynagogue,and  in 
Alls  4.2.being  grieved  that  they  taught  the  people 
y .i  i.into  the  temple  early  in  the  morn.&  taug. 
1  i.i6.and  taught  much  people,  &  the  difciples 
14.1  Land  had  taug.  many,they  returned  again 
iy.i.f<t«g&fthebrethren,and  faid,Except  ye  be 
18.2y.and  taught  diligently  the  things  of  the 
20.20.  and  have  taught  you  publikly 
zz.j.taught  according  to  the  perfect  manner  of 
Gal.  r .  1 2.  neither  was  I  taught  it  but  by  the  revel. 
6.6.1et  him  that  is  taught  in  the  word  commun. 
Ephef.i.z  i.&  have  been  taught  by  him  as  the  truth 
C0I.Z.7.U  ye  have  been  ta«gfof,abounding  therein 
1  The/. 4.9.  ye  your  felves  are  taught  of  God  to 
zThef.z.x  y.hold  the  trade  which  ye  have  bin  taug. 
Titus  1.9.3s  he  hath  taught}thzt  he  may  be  able 

1  John  2.27.even  as  it  hath  taughtyou,ye  (hall 
Keo.Li4.wh0  taught  Balak  to  caft  a  ftumb.  block 

Cattnr. 

.^.24.9.10  be  a  proverb,a  taunt,md  a  curfe 
£^.y.iy.fo  it  (hall  beareproach,and  a  taunt 

Canning. 
Hab.z.6.and  a  taunting  proverb  againft  him 

Cajcattan. 

2  J^m.23.3  y.  of  everyone  accord,  to  his  taxation 


z  i*C?*.2>3-?y-  but  he  taxed  the  land  to  give  the  mo. 

Luty  2. 1. that  all  the  world  mould  be  taxed 
3. all  went  to  betaxed>evety  one  into  his 
y.to  be  taxed  with  Mary  his  efpoufed  wife 


Dan.  1 1. 20.  ftand  up-  a  raifer  of  taxes  in  the  glory 

Casing. 
Luty  z.z.taxing  was  firft  made  when  Cyreni.  was 
Atls  y.37.rofe  up  Judas— in  the  dayes  ofthe  tax. 

<JeaCl). 
Exod.4. 1  y  .and  will  teach  you  what  ye  (hall  doe 
Xxxx  2    ' 


3  y-34.put  in  his  heart  that  he  may  teach  both 
Lev.  10. 11.  that  ye  may  teach  the  children  of  Ifra. 

1 4.1 7. to  teach  when  it  is  unclean,and 
De«f.4.i.and  unto  the  judgements  which  I  te.yon 
J  o.and  that  they  may  t each  their  children 
i4.to  teach  you  ftatutes  and  judgements 
6- 1.  which  the  Lord  your  God  comman.to  teath 
20. 1 8.that  they  teach  you  not  to  do  after  all 
24.8.to  all  that  the  priefts  the  Lev.fhall  fe.you 
3 1 . 1 9-and  teach  it  the  childrenof  Ifrael 
3  3  jo.they  (hall  teach  Jacob  thy  judgements 
Judg.t}..S. teach  us  what  we  (hall  doe  unto  the 

1  Sam.iz.zz.l  willtai.  you  the  good  &  right  way 

2  Sam.1.18.  bade  them  teach  the  children  of  JUJ. 
2  Chro.ij.j.  to  teach  in  the  cities  of  Judah 
Eya  7.10.10  teach  in  Ifrael  ftatutes  and  judgem. 
Job  2i.22.(hall  zny  teach  God  knowledge 

27. 1 1 .1  will  teach  you  by  the  hand  of  God 
3  2.7.  multitude  of  yeers  (hould  teach  wifdome 
37.  lp.teach  us  what  we  (hall  fay  unto  him 
P/a/.2y.8.therefore  will  he  teach  finners  in  the 
9-and  the  meek  will  he  teach  his  way 
1 2-him  (hall  he  teach  in  the  way  that  he 
34.1  i.I  will  teach  you  the  fear  ofthe  Lord 
y  1. 1 3  .then  will  I  teach  tranfgreffors  thy  wayes 
90.12.fo  teach  us  to  number  our  dayes  that 
10y.22.and  teach  his  fenators  wifdome 
Pro.9.9, .teach  a  juft  man,and  he  will  increafe 
ifa.z.y.  and  he  will  teach  us  of  his  wayes 
28. 9.W horn  (hall  he  teach  knowledge 
2rf.for  God  doth  teach  him 
Jer.g.zo.ani  teach  your  daughters  wailing 

31.3  q.teacb  no  more  every  man  his  neighbour 
E^.44.23.  teaebmy  people  the  difference  betw. 
Dan.  1 .4.whom  they  might  teach  the  learning  and 
Micah  3 . 1 1 .  the  priefts  thereof  t each  for  hire 

4.2.2nd  he  will  teach  us  of  his  wayes 
Hab.z.io.to  the  dumb  ftone,Arife,it  (hall  teach 
Mat.$.iQ.and  (hall  teach  men  fo,he  (hall  be  called 
1 1 . 1  .departed  thence  to  teach  and  to  preach 
28.19. goe  ye  therefore,and  teach  all  nations 
Mark  4-r'he  began  again  to  teach  by  the  fea 

6. 3  .he  began  to  teach  in  the  fynagogue 
Luty  1 1. 1. teach  us  to  pray,  as  John  alfo  taught 

1 1. 1 2.holy  G  hoft  (hall  teach  in  the  fame  houre 
John  7.3  y.  difperfed  among  the  Gen.and  teach  tli. 
9.34.born  in  fins,  and  doft  thou  teach  us 
14.26.he  (hall  teach  you  all  things,and  bring 
Alls  1. 1. of  all  that  Jefus  began  to  doe  &  to  teach 
4. 1 8. nor  teach  in  the  name  of  Jefus 
y .  28.that  ye  (hould  not  teach  in  this  Name 

42.  they  ceafed  not  to  teach  and  to  preach  Je. 
1 6.z  1 .  and  teach  cuftomes  which  are  not  lawf. 
1  Cor.<\.  1 7.as  I  teach  every  where  in  every  church 
1 1. 14-doth  not  even  nature  it  (elf  teach  you 
1 4. 1 9.that  by  my  voice  I  might  teach  others 
1  Tim.  1.3.  charge  fome  that  they  t each  no  other 
2. 1 2.but  I  fuffer  not  a  woman  to  teach 
3»2.given  to  hofpitality,  apt  to  teach 
4. 1 1. thefe  things  command  and  teach 
6.z.  thefe  things  teach  and  exhort 

3  .any  man  teach  otherwife,and  confent  not 
1  Ti«?.2.2.who  (hall  be  able  to  teach  others  alfo 

24.gentle  unto  all  men,  apt  to  teach 
Titus  2.4.  they  may  teach  the  young  women  to  be 
H^.y.i2.yehave  need  that  one  teach  you  agahie 

8.1  i.ftiall  not  teach  every  man  his  neighbour 
1  John  2.27.and  ye  need  not  that  any  man  te.  you 
Rev.  2. 20.callerh  her  felf  a  prop.to  teach 3  and  to  it. 

Ceacb  me. 
Job  6.z^.teath  me,and  I  will  hold  my  tongue 

34.3  i.that  which  I  fee  not  jteach  thou  me 
Pfal.  z  y.4.  teach  me  thy  paths 

y.lead  me  in  thy  truth,  and  teach  me 
27. 1 1.  teach  me  thy  way,  O  Lord,  and 

Pfal.  86.11. 
1 19.12. 0  Lord :  teach  me  thy  ftatutes 

Verf.  26, 64,68,  124, 13  y. 
3  2. teach  tne}0  Lord,  the  way  of  thy  ftatutes 
6 6. teach  me  good  judgement  and  knowledge 
108.  and  teach  me  thy  judgements 
143.10.  teach  me  to  doe  thy  will 
Ceaclj  thee. 
Exod.4. 1 2.I  will  teach  thee  what  thou  (halt  fay 
Dent.  1 7. 1  i.which  they  (hall  teach  thee,and  accor, 
Job  8. 1  o.ftall  not  they  teach  thee,and  tell  thee 

i2.7,ask 


TEA        TEA 

ii.7-.1sk  now  the  beads,  &  they  (hall  tea.  thee 
8.  fpeak  to  the  earth,&  it  (hall  teach  thee 

3  3.  3  3.  hold  thy  peace,and  lihal  «fld>  thee  wifd. 
P/^.32.8.  I  will  teacbthee  in  the  way  which  thou 

4  j. 4.  right  hand  (hall  tod;  thee  terrible  things 

Ceach  riww. 
Exod.18.20.  thou  (halt  torc/;  them  ordinances 
24. '  2.written,that  thou  mayeft  teach  them 
Dc«/.4.9.but  totf6  them  thy  (oris,  &  thy  fons  fons 
y.3  i.judgements  which  thou  ihalt  teach  them 
6.7. teach  them  diligently  unto  thy  children 
1 1. 1 9. ye  (hall  teach  them  your  children 
Judg.^.z.  child,  of  Ifrael  might  know  to  toi.them 
j  KJn.8.^6.that  thou  teach  them  the  good  way 
2  Kja.  17.z7.let  him  taw&  them  the  manner  of  the 
Bya  7.1$. teach  ye  them  that  know  them  not 
Pfal.  1  j  2.  1 2.and  my  teftim.  that  I  (hall  to*,  them 
Mat.*,,  ip.whofoever  (hall  doe  and  totffc  them,the 
Mark  6.3 4-he  began  to  tozc^  them  many  things 
8.3  i.he  began  to  toK6them,that  the  Son  of 
leather, 
i  Chro.z  y.8.as  well  the  teacher  as  the  fcholler 
Hab.  2.  1 8. and  a  teacher  of  lies,that  the  maker  of 
,/flb>z  j.j.we  know  that  thou  art  a  fttrcfer  come 
Rom.z.zo.  2  teacher  of  babes  ,which  haft  the  forme 
1  Tim.z.7.  a  teacher  of  the  Gentiles  in  faith  &ver. 
iTim.i.ii.1  am  appointed  a  teac.  of  the  Gentiles 

Ceacherff, 
Pfal.  1 19.99.I  have  more  underft.then  all  my  teac. 
Pro.  y.  1  3.  have  not  obeyed  the  voyce  of  my  to^b. 
lfa.30.zo.yet  (hall  not  thy  teachers  be  removed 

but  thine  eyes  (hill  fee  thy  teachers 
4  3  .i  7.thy  teachers  have  tranfgrefled  againft  me 
<4£?s  1 3 .  i.were  certain  prophets  and  te.ns  Barnab. 
1  Cfl/,.ii.z8.thirdlyta*i;fe>\fjafterthac  miracles 

2Q.areall  teacher s, are  al  workers  of  miracles 
Epbef.4. 1 1  .he  gave  fome  paftors,and  teachers 

1  Tim.  1. 7.de(iring  to  be;tf<Kb«\rofthe  law 

2  Ti/ra.4. 3#own  lulls  (hall  they  heap  to  themf.tow. 
Titus  1.3  .that  they  be  teachers  of  good  things 
Heb.  y . 1 2.  when  for  the  time  ye  ought  to  be  teach, 
z  Pet.  2. 1  .even  as  there  (hall  be  falfe  toamong  you 

Ctaeljett. 

P/&/.94. 1 2.and  teachefi  him  out  of  thy  law 
M«f.  z  2. 1 6.and  teachefi  the  way  of  God  in  truth 

Mark  12.14.  £»£tf  20.21. 
Lu\e  20. 2  i.we  know  that  thou  fayeft  &  torightly 
Acls  2 1. 2 1. informed  of  thee  that  thou  tea.all  the 
Rom.z.z  i.thou  which  taianother,  teach,  thou  not 

€eachetb. 
2  Sam.ir.i  y.he  fea.my  hands  to  war    Pfa.  18.34. 
Job  35.11.  who teacheth  us  more  then  the  beads  of 

36.22.who  toicfefMike  him 
Pfal.90.16.  he  that  teacheth  man  knowledge,  (hall 

1 44.  i.wbich  teacheth  my  hands  to  war 
Pro.6. 1 3.  he  teacheth  with  his  fingers 

i6.23.heart  of  the  wife  teacheth  his  mouth 
j/d.9. 1  y. prophet  that  teacheth  lieSjhe  is  the  taile 

48. 1 7. thy  God  which  teacheth  thee  to  profit 
Acls  21.28.  the  man  that  tea.  all  men  every  where 
Rom.  1 2.7.or  he  that  teacheth3oa  teaching 
1  Cor.z.^.notinthewords  which  mans  wifd.to*. 
bttt  which  the  holy  Ghoft  teacheth 
6£/.6.6.commun.unto  him  that  Uach.m.  all  good 

1  John  ».27.as  the  fame  anointing  teac.  you  in  all 

teaching. 

2  rtr9.ij.3«and  without  a  teaching  prieft,and 
Jer.  3  t.^i-teaching  them,  yet  they  have  not  hearke. 
Mat.^.ti-ieac.in  their fynagogues,and  preaching 

Chappy. 
1  ^.teaching  for  doctrine  the  comman.  of  men 
Mar^7.7. 
2 1. 23. elders  came  unto  him  as  he  was  teaching 
1.6.1  y.fat  daily  with  you  teaching  in  the  temple 
28. 20. teaching  them  to  obferve  all  things  what. 

Mark  6.6,  went  round  about  the  villages  teaching 

Luke  13.22" 

1 4.49.  in  the  temple  teaching,  &  ye  took  me  not 

Luke  y.  1 7.as  he  was  teaching  that  there  were  Phar. 
1 3  .i  o.he  was  teaching  in  one  of  the  fynagogues 
2 1 . 3  7.  in  the  day  time  he  was  te.in  the  temple 
23.5. teaching  throughout  all  Jury,beginning 

Afts  y .2  J  .(landing  in  the  temple,  &  tothe  people 
1  y •  ?  5 .  Paul  &  Bar.continued  in  Antioch  teac . 
18. 1  ^.teaching  the  word  of  God  among  them 
18.3  UM.thofe  thingswhich  concern  the  Lord 


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Rom.i  2.7<or  he  that  teacheth,  on  teaching 

Col.  1. 28. and  teaching  every  man  in  all  wifdome 

%.\6. teaching,  and  admonifhing  one  another  in 
Titus  1.1 1.  teaching  things  which  they  ought  not 

2.iz.toJc/;z»gus,thac  denying  ungodlinefle  and 

Gear, 
Judg.  8.7.then  I  will  tear  your  flefh  wth  the  thorns 
Pfal.y.z.\e&  he  tear  my  foule  like  a  lion 

3  y.  1  y.they  did  tear  me,  and  ceafed  not 

yo.22.left  I  tear  you  in  pieces,and  there 
Jer.i  y.3.  and  the  dogs  to  tov,and  the  fowles  of 

i6.7.neither  (hall  men  tothemfelves  for  them 
E^k- 1  J.  10.  and  I  will  tear  them  from  your  arms 

2 1  .your  kerchiefes  alfo  will  I  tear 
Ho/. y.  1 4#I,even  I,will  tozr,and  go  away5&  none 

i3.8.the  wild  beaft  (hall  tear  them 
^woj  1 . 1 1  .and  his  anger  did  tear  perpetually 
Nabum  2,1 2.  lion  did  tear  in  pieces  enough  for 
Zech.  1 1. 1 6. and  tear  their  clawes  in  pieces 

<®eareth. 
rte.3  3«2o.and  tozrefb  the  arm  with  the  crown  of 
Job  1 6.9.  he  tawrffc  m  e  in  his  wrath 

1 8. 4. he  tearetb  himfelf  in  his  anger 
Micah  ^.8. tearetb  in  pieces,  and  nonecan  deliver 
Mark  9- 1 8.wherefoever  he  taketh  him,he  tea.  him 
Luke  9.39-  it  tearetb  him  that  he  fometh  againe 
Cears. 

2  i£«z.20.y.I  have  feen  tby  toz«jbehold,I  will 
Efther  8.3.  befought  him  with  tears  to  put  away 
Job  16.20.  mine  eye  powreth  out  tears  unto  God 
Pfal.6.6.\  water  my  couch  with  my  tears 
39.12,  hold  not  thy  peace  at  my  tears 
4'.. 3. my  tears  have  been  my  meat  day  and 
y6.8.  put  ihou  my  tears  into  thy  bottle 
80. 5. thou  fcedeft  them  with  the  bread  of  tears 
giveft  them  tears  to  drink  in  great 

1  i6.8.i-hou  hift  delivered  mine  eyes  from  tears 
1 2  6.  y.they  that  fow  in  tears,  (hall  reap  in  joy 

Ecclcf^.i.  bt  hold,the  tears  of  fuch  as  were  oppre. 
Ifa.16.9I  will  water  thee  with  my  te.O  Hefhbon 

2  y. 8.  Lord  God  will  wipe  all  tears  from  off  all 
58.5.I  have  feen  thy  tears,atid  behold,I  will 

Jer.g.i.znd  mine  eyes  a  fountain  of  tears 

1 8.that  our  eyes  may  run  down  with  tears 
1 3 .17  .and  run  down  with  tears,  becaufe  the  L. 
14.17.let  mine  eyes  run  down  with  tow 
3 1 . 1 6.reFrain  thine  eyes  from  tears,  for 
Lam.  1. 2.and  her  tears  are  on  her  cheekes 
2. 1 1. mine  eyes  doe  faile  with  tears 

1 8. let  tot.  run  down  like  a  river  day  &  night 
£\f k-  24. 1  ^.neither  (hall  thy  tears  run  down 
Mai.  2. 1 3.covering  the  altar  of  tbeLord  with  tears 
Mark  9-24.and  faid  with  ta7/j,Lord,I  beleeve,help 
L«^C7«38.  began  to  wafbhis  feet  with  tears 

44.but  (he  hath  waihed  my  feet  with  tears 
Ails  20.19.  and  with  many  tozrjand  temptations 
3 1  .to  warn  every  one  night  &  day  with  tears 
2  Cor.z.i,.  I  wrote  unto  you  with  many  tears 
2  Tim.  1 .4-being  mindfull  of  thy  tow,that  I  may 
Heb.  y .  7  .offer .up  fup.w  ith  ftrong  crying,  and  tears 
1 2. 17.  though  he  fought  it  carefully  with  tears 
Rev.7.17.  God  (hall  wipe  all  tears  from  their  eyes 

Chap.  2 1.4. 
€eat0. 
lftt.%  2.12.  they  (hall  lament  for  the  teats  ■ 
E^.23.3.  there  they  bruifed  the  teats  of  their  vir. 
2 1 .  in  bruifing  thy  teats  by  the  Egyptians 


Gtftf.22.24. Reumab,(he bare  alfo  Tffa6,&  Gaham 

©ebalfab. 
1  Chro.t6.i  i.Hilkiah  the  (ecoad,Tebaliahthe  third 


Efther  2. 1  tf.which  is  the  moneth  Tebeth 

CeDfoojr. 

AtHs  24.4«that  I  be  not  farther  tedious  unto  thee 

Ges.49.12.  and  his  teeth  white  with  milk 
~Hum.  1 1.3  3.while  the  fleih  was  yet  betw.their  tee. 
Deut.$  2.24.I  will  alfo  fend  the  teeth  of  beafts  am. 
1  Satn.i.  13.  with  a  flefl>hook  of  three  teeth  in  his 
Job  4.io.teetb  of  the  young  lions  are  broken 
1 3 .  14.  wherefore  do  I  take  my  flefli  in  my  teeth 
i6.9.he  gnaflieth  upon  me  with  his  teeth 
19.20.I  am  efcaped  with  the  skin  of  my  teeth 
29.r7.and  pluckt  the  fpoile  out  of  his  teeth 
4 1 . 1 4.US  teeth  are  terrible  round  about 


Pfa. j. 7. thou  haft  broken  th :  teeth  of  the  un  jouiy 
35. 16. they  gnafhed  upon  me  with  their  teeth 
37.12.and  gnafheth  upon  him  with  his  teeth 
y7-4.whofe  teeth  are  fpears  and  arrowes 
y8.6.break  their  teQib,0  God,in  their  mouth 

break  out  the  great  teeth  of  the  yoaiv 
1 1  z.  io.he  (hail  gna(h  with  his  teeth, and 
1  Z4-6.not  given  us  as  a  prey  to  their  teeth 
P1O.10.z6.  as  vinegar  to  the  tecih,ind  fmoak  to 

30.i4.vvhofefc.areasfwords,  &  their  p.v/-teeth 
Cont.^.z.thy  teeth  are  like  a  flock  of  (heep  that  are 

6  tf.thy  teeth  are  as  a  flock  of  lheep  that  goe 
ifa.n  1. 1  y.make  thee  a— thrething  inftr.having  te. 
Jer. 1  i.29.and  thechildrens  teeth  are  fet  on  edge 

jo.his  teeth  (hall  be  fet  on  edge 
Lam.z.i6.zhcy  hide  and  gnaQi  their  teeth 

3.16.  broken  my  teeth  with  gravell  ftones 
£^.18.2.  and  the  childrens  teeth  are  fet  on  edge 
Drf«.7.y.ribsin  the  mou.of  it  between  the  toof  it 
7. and  it  had  great  iron  teeth 
1 5>.whofe  te.  were  cf  iron,  and  nails  of  brafs 
Joel  1. 6. he  hath  the  cheek-totfo  of  a  great  lion 
Amos  4.6.given  you  cleanneffe  of  teeth  in  all  your 
Micah  3.5.thatbitewith  their teeth,andcry, Peace 
Zccb.g.7.his  abominations  from  between  his  teeth 
Mat.8.n.  there  (hall  be  weeping  &  gnaih.  of  teeth 
Chap.  22.  r3.&  24.yi.&  z<;.  30. 
1 3.42-there  fhall  be  wailing  and  gnath.of  teeth 
Verfe  50. 
27.44.crucified  with  him,caft  the  fame  in  hist. 
Mar.  9. 1 8  .gnalheth  with  his  teeth ,&  pineth  away 
Luke  1 3.28  there  lhalbe  weep.  &  gnaihing  of  teeth 
Acls  7.54-they  gnalhed  on  him  with  theirtecth 
foi>.9.8.their  teeth  were  as  the  teeth  of  lions 

Cehaphnehetr. 
E %ck- 3 o .  1 8.at  Tcbapbnehes  the  day  (halbe  darken. 
€ehinnah. 

1  ffco.4.i2.and  Efluon  begat— Tehinnab 

€efecl. 
Dan  y.2y.MeneMeneT£/^/Uphar(m 

27-Tc^/,thou  art  weighed  in  the  balances 
Cekoar;,  or  Csfeoa. 

2  Sam.i^.z.  Joab  fent  to  Tckoab  to  fetch  thencea 

4.when  the  woman  of  Tf^.fpake  to  the  king 
9.woman  ofTekoah  faid  unto  the  king,My 

1  Cfa-fl.2.24.bare  him  Aiher  the  father  of  Tekoa 

4-y.  A(her  the  father  of  Tekoa  had  two  wives 

2  Chro.i  1.6. he  built  Bethlehem  &  Etam,and  Te\. 

20.20.went  forth  into  the  wildernefs  of  Tckoab 
Jer. 6. 1.  and  blow  the  trumpet  in  Tekoa 
Amos  1.1.  who  was  among  the  herdmen  of  Tekoab 

€ebofte. 
2S,<J«.23.26\IrathefonofIkkefhshe2Vfy«ttf 

1  Chron.  1 1.  27. 
1  Cfcw.27.9.waslra  thefon  of  Ikketh  the  Tckoite 

©efcottesf. 

iVtffc.3.y.next  unto  them  the  Tekoites  repaired 

27.after  them  the  Tekoites  rep.  another  piece 

Celabfb. 
£^.3.1  y.came  to  them  of  the  captivity  at  Telabib 

Celah. 
1  Cbro,7.z$.Tclab  his  fon,and  Tahan  his  fori 

©riaun. 
1  Sam.  1  y.4.and  Saul  numbred  them  in  Tglairftj 

Ctlaffar, 
lfa.37.11.1he  children  of  Eden  which  were  in  Te, 

Celem. 
Jojh.  1  y.24.Ziph  and  Telem,  sad  Bealoth 
Eya  10.24.of  the  porters,  Shallum,  and  Telem 

Gelbatefba. 
Neh.7.61  .went  up  alfo  fromTel-meIah,Ttf^tf/Ja 

Cel-faarfa. 
£^>-.2.y9.which  went  up  fromTel-melah,Trf-^r. 

Cell. 
Gen.  1  y.3 .  tell  the  ftars  if  thou  be  able  to  number 
32.y.Ihave  fent  to  to?  my  lord 
4  3 .6.as  to  tell  the  man  whether  je  had  a  broth; 

22.we  cannot  tell  who  put  our  money 
45.13  .(hall  tell  my  father  of  all  my  glory 
Exod.g.  1  .tell  him,Thus  faith  the  Lord,Let  my  pe. 
io.2.mayeft  tell  it  in  the  ears  of  thy  fon,and 
1 9. 3 .  and  tell  the  children  of  Ifrael 
Lev.  14.3  y.and  tell  the  prieft,faying5It  feemeth 
Num.  14.14.  they  will  tell  it  to  the  inhabitants  of 
21. 1  Jieard  tell  that  Ifrael  came  by  the  way  of 
1  Sam  6. 2.  tell 


TEL        TEL 

!  Sam.6.z.tell  us  wherewith  we  (hall  fend  it  to  his 
9.8.  give  to  the  man  of  God  to  tell  us  our  way 
17. Jf  .as thy  foule  livcth,  O  king,I  cannot  tell 
22.22.that  he  would  Cutely  tell  Saul  that  I  have 
£3.1  i.I  befeech  theetell  thy  fervant,and  theL. 
27.1  i.left  they  (hould  tell  on  us,  faying 
1  Sam.i.zo.  tell  it  not  in  Gath 
7.5  .goe  and  tell  my  fervant  David,Thus  faith 
1 2. 1 8. feared  to  tellhim  that  the  child  was  dead 
if  wc  tell  him  that  che  child  is  dead 
zi.for  I  faidjWho  can  tell  whether  God  will 
£  if. 3  5. thou  fhalt «// it  to  Zadokand  Abiath. 
17. 1 6. therefore  fend  quickly,and  tell  David 
\%.zi.gottell  the  king  what  thou  haft  feen 
1  l\i/i.i  .io.that  thou  (houldeft  tell  them  who  (hal 
i4.7.go,re#Jeroboam.,Thus  faith  the  Lo.God 
i8.8.goe,te#thy  lord,  Behold,  Elijah  is  here 
Verfe  11. 
li. Co  when  I  come  and  tell  Ahab,and  he 
i4.goe«#cbylord,Behold,Elijahishere 
zo.o.tell  my  lord  the  king  all  that  thou  didft 
11.  tt#him,Letnothim  thatgirdethonhis 
1  Kjn.y.ywz  may  go  and  tell  the  kings-  houfliold 
9.i2.they  faid,Itisfalfe/e#usnow  :  and  he 

1  f.out  of  the  city  to  goe  to  tell  ic  in  Jezreel 

20.5r.turn again,  and  tell  Hezekiah  the  captain 

2  z,  1 5  .tell  the  man  that  fent  you  to  me,  Thus 

z  Chron.  34.  ij. 

1  Chro.  1 7.4.  goe  and  tett  David  my  fervant,  Thus 

2 1 . 1  etc II  David,faying,Tijus  faith  the  Lord 
P/2/.22.17.I  may  tell  all  my  bones 

26.7.and  tell  of  all  thy  wonderous  workes 
48. 1  i.go  round  about  her,te/the  towers  therof 
1  j. that  ye  may  tell  it  to  the  gen«.following 
Pro.  3  o.4.what  is  his  fons  name,if  thou  canft  tell 
Ecclef.6. 1 2.  who  can  tell  a  man  what  (hall  be  after 
8.7.who  can  tell  him  what  he  (hall  be 
10.  i4.a  man  cannot  tell  what  (hall  be 

what  (hall  be  after  him  who  can  tell 
20.that  which  hath  wings  (hall  tell  the  mat. 
Cd#f.y.8.thatye«#him  that  I  am  lick  of  love 
lfa.69.  go  and  tell  all  this  people,  Hear  ye  indeed 
4T.2i.te#ye,and  bring  them  neer,  yea,let 
4Z.z0.tell  this  ,utter  it  even  to  the  end  of  the 
fer.i  j .2.ft#them,-fuch  as  are  for  death,to  death 
23.27.  which  they  tell  every  man  to  hisneighb. 
28.  prophet  that  hath  a  dream3let  him  tell  a. 
3  2.and  do  tell  them,  &  caufe  my  peo.to  erre 
28. 1 3.  goe  and  tell  Han.-  thoa  haft  broken  the 
l\.%.teU  him,faying,Thus  faith  the  Lord,I  wil 
3  5.  1 3  .tell  the  men  of  Judah ,  and  the  inhabit. 
36.  i6.we  will  furely  tcllthe  king  of  all  thefe 

i7.tellus  now  how  thou  didft  write 
48.20.  tell  ye  ic  in  Arnon,that  Moab  is  fpoiled 
Eigk-l- * I-ant^ te^ i^sm faying,Thus faith  the 
1  z.z^.tell  them— I  will  make  this  proverb  to 
1 7. 1  i.tel  them.Behold,the  king  of  Babylon  is 
24. 1 9. wilt  thou  not  tell  us  what  thefe  things 
D<w.2.4.re#thyfervants  the  dream,and  we 

7. let  the  king  tell  his  fervants  the  dream,and 
^.therefore  tell  me  the  dream,and  I  (hall 
36.and  we  will  tell  the  interpretation  therof 
4.a.fe//  me  the  vifions  of  my  dreamland 
Joel  i.j.fei^ye  your  children  of  it 

let  your  children  tell  their  children 
Jonah  1.8  tell  us,  wee  pray  thee,for  whofe  caufe 

3.9.whocanft#ifGod  will  turn,  and 
Mat&.^.Cte  thou  tellno  man,  butgoe  thy 
16.20.that  they  (hould  tellno  man  that  he 
1  j.y.tell  the  viiion  to  no  man,  untill  the 
18.1  j.  goe  and  tell  him  his  fault  between  him 
I7.negle&  to  hear  them,  tell  it  unto  the  chu. 
21.  f.tell ye  the  daughter  of  Sion,  Behold,thy 
26.anfwered  Jefus,and  faid,We  cannot  tell 
zz.q.tell  them  which  are  bidden,Behold,I  have 

i7.##us,therefore,What  thinkeft  thou 
24.3.  tellas,vi hen  (hall  thefe  things  be 
26.63  .that  thou  ie//us,whether  thou  be  Chrift 
z%.7.tell  his  difciples  that  he  is  rifen  from 
9.asthey  went  to  tell  his  difciples,  Jefui  met 
Mark  i.30.and  anon  they  tell  him  of  her 

5.19.  and  tell  them  how  great  things  the  L.hath 
7.36.  charged  them  that  they  (hould  tell  no 
8. 26.  nor  tell  it  to  any  in  the  towne 

3o.thatthey  (hould  tellno  man  of  him 
9.0.  mould  tell  no  man  what  things  they  had 


TEL        TEL 


TEL 


TEM 


10.31.  began  to  tell  them  what  things  (hould 
1-1.3  J,an^  faw  unt0  Jefus,We  cannot  tell 
i^.^.tcll  us,when  (hall  thefe  things  be 
i6.7.go  your  y/vy>tell  his  difciples  and  Pet.that 
Lu\e  5. i4.he  charged  him  to  #//noman 
7. 2  2. fe// John  what  things  ye  have  feen 
8.  f  6.(hould  tell  no  man  what  was  done 
9.2 1. commanded  them  to  tell  no  man  that  thi. 
1  i'i  a-8oe  ye,and  tell  that  fox,Behold,  I  caft 
zo.z.teU  us,by  what  authority  doft  thou  thefe 

7.that  they  could  not  tell  whence  it  was 
22.67.art  thou  the  Chrift  ''.TeU  us 
John  3.8.but  canft  not  tell  whence  it  cometh 
4.2  5.  he  will  tell  us  all  things 
8.i4.but  ye  cannot  tell  whence  I  come 
10.24. if  thou  be  the  ChriH,tell  us  plainly 
16. 1 8. we  cannot  tell  what  he  faith 
18.34.  or  did  others  tell  it  thee  of  me 
Alts  1 5. 27. who  (hal  alfo  tell  you  the  fame  things 
17. 2 1. but  either  to  ft#,or  hearc  fome  new 
23.17.  for  he  hath  a  certain  thing  to  tell  him 
22.  fee  thou  tellno  man  that  thou  haft  (hew. 
2  Cor.  1 2. 2.or  whether  out  of  the  body,I  cannot  tel 

Verfe  3. 
Heb.i  i.32.time  would  faile  me  to  tell  of  Gideon 

Cell  me. 
Gen.ti.i8.  why  didft  thou  not  tell  me  (he  was 
21.26.  neither  didft  thou  tt#me,neicher  heard 
24.23. whofe  daughter  art  thou  }Tellme 

49.M  me :  if  not,  tell  me.that  I  may  turn 
29.1  $  tell  me,  what  (hall  thy  wages  be 
g  r  .27.fteal  away  from  me,and  didft  not  tel  me 
3  z.zo.tell  me  thy  name,  I  pray  thee 
i7.16.tell  me,I  pray  thee,where  they  feed 
40.8.  tell  me  them,  I  pray  you 
Jojh-7'io-  tell  me  now  what  thou  haft  done 
i6.6.re#me,I  pray  thee,wherein  thy  great  ftre. 
io.«#me,I  pray  thee,wherwith  thou  migh. 
13. ft//  me,w  here  with  thou  mighteft  be  bou. 
Ruth  4.4.then  tell  me,thit  I  may  know  for 
1  Sam.9-1i.tell  me, I  pray  thee,where  the  feers 
io.i5.f£#me,Ipray  thee,  what  Sam.faid  unto 
14.43. ft// me  what  thou  haft  done.  And  Jona. 
20.10.faid  Dav.to  Jonathan,Who  (hall  tell  me 
z  Sam.i.^.how  went  the  matt.I  pray  thee,tell  me 
1 3. 4. wilt  thou  not  tell  me  ?  And  Amnon  faid 

1  JCM.22.16.that  thoa  tell  me  nothing  but  that 

2  Kjn.^. 2.w  hat  (hall  I  doe  for  thee  ?  fell  me 
S.^.tell  me,I  pray  thee,all  the  great  things  that 

Job  34.34.let  men  of  underftanding  tell  me 
Cant.i.7.teUtnetO  thou  whom  my  foul  loveth 
Mdf.21.24.ask  you  onething,which  if  yoatel  me 
Lu\e  7.\z.tell  me  therefore,which  of  them  will 
John  20. 1  f  .tell  me  where  thou  haft  laid  him 
Afts  j.8.fe#  me  whether  ye  fold  the  land  for 

2  2.27  .tell  me, Art  thou  a  Roman?  He  faid, Yea 
2 3. 1 9. what  is  that  thou  haft  to  tell  me 

Gal.4. 2 1  .tejl  me,ye  that  defire  to  be  under 

Cell  thee. 
Gen.  2  2 . 2.one  of  the  mount,  which  I  (hall  tellthce 
26.2.  dwell  in  the  land  wch  I  (hall  tell  thee  of 
Exod.  1 4. 1 2.  the  word  that  he  did  tell  thee  in  Eg. 
Nww.23.3-whatfoe.he  (hewethme,I  viiWtell  thee 
Deut.17. 1  r.accor.to  the  judgcwch  they  (hal  te.th. 

3  2.7 .ask  the  elders,and  they  will  tell  thee 
/W«;.i4.i6.and(hall  I  tell  it  thee 
Ruth  3 .4.  he  will  tell  thee  what  thou  (halt  doe 
1  Sdz».9.i9.willft,#iheeall  that  is  in  thine  heart 

1  j. 16.I  will  tell  thee  what  the  Lord  hath  faid 

i9.3.whatlfee,thatl  will  ?e/J  thee 

10. 9. then  would  not  I  tell  it  thee 
1  Kin.  1 4. 3 .  he  (hall  tell  thee  what  (hal  become  of 

22. 18.  did  not  I  tell  thee  that  he  would  proph. 
2  Chron.18. 17. 
1  Chro.  1 7. 1  o.  furthermore  I  tell  thee,that  the  Lo. 
Job  1. 1  j.I  only  am  efcaped  alone  to  tell  thee 

Ver.16,17,19. 

8.io.(halInot  tbey  teach  thee,and  rc/Z  thee 

1 2.7.ask  the  fowls  of  the  air,&  they  (hal  tell  t. 
Pfa.  f  o.  1 2.if  I  were  hungry,I  would  not  tell  thee 
if  a.  19. 1 2.  and  let  them  tell  thee  now 
Jer.i  9.2.  proclaim  the  words  that  I  (hall  tell  thee 
Luke  1 2.59.I  teU  thee,  Thou  (halt  not  dep.thence 

22.34.1  tell  thee,Peter,tbe  cock  (hall  not  crow 
Alts  io.6.he  (hall  tell  tbee  what  thou  oughteft 

1 1.14. who  (hall  tell  thee  the  words  whereby 
Xx xx  3 


*  Sew.  1 7.7.I  vtiWtell  thee  the  myfterycf  the  worn. 

I  Gellyou,  or  Ceil  I  you. 
Ge».49.i.that  I  may  tell  you  hat  which  (hal  beta] 
JT/sz.y.f.now  goeto,I  milltell  you  what  I  will  doe 

42.9.before  they  fpring  I  teU  you  of  them 
Afdf.io.27.whatIre^youind3rknefle,thatfpeak 
2i.27.neitherfe#Iyouby  what  authority  I  do 
Mar\ii.ii.Lu\e%o.'&. 
Max.  1  i.&j.and  I  tell  you  by  what  authority  I  do 
Lulfc  4.2y.but  I  tell  you  of  a  truth,Many  widows 
9.27,1  tell  you  of  a  truth,There  be  fome  ftand. 
1 0.24.I  teU  you  that  many  prophets  and  kings 
12.5  i.I  fr#you,Nay',but  rather  divifion 
1 3 .3 .1  tell  you,  Nay,but  except  ye  repent,ye 

Verfe  J. 
27.fay,I  tell  you,I  know  ye  not  whence  ye 
17.24 .1  tell  you,In  that  night  there  (hal  be  two 
1 8.8.1  tellyou  that  he  will  avenge  them  fpeedi. 
14.I  te#yoa,this  man  went  down  to  his  ho . 
1 9.40.I  Myou,tbat  if  thefe  (hould  hold  their 
zz. 67.1(1  tell  ydu,ye  will  not  beleeve 
John  3.12.  beleeve  ihtell  you  of  heavenly  things 
8.4  j.becaufe  I  tell  you  the  truth,ye  beleeve  not 
1 3. 1 9.now  I  tell  you  before  it  come 
16.7.1/^you  the  truth,It  is  expedient  for  you 
Gal,4.i6.  becaufe  I  tell  you  the  truth 
j.  2 1.  of  the  which  I  tell  you  before 
PW-3.18.and  now  I  tell  you  even  weeping 

€eHeft. 
P/a/.j6.8.thou  telleft  my  wanderings 
€eUeth, 

1  Sam.7. 1  i.alfo  the  Lord  telleth  thee  that  he  will 

2  Kjn.6. 1 2.Eli(ha  telleth  the  king  of  Ifrael  the 
Ffal.4  i.6.when  he  goeth  abroad,he  telleth  it 

10 1.7.  he  that  telleth  lies  (hall  not  tarry  in  my 
i47.4.he  telleth  the  number  of  the  ftars 
Jet. 1 3 .1 3.under  the  hands  of  him  that  telleth  them 
John  1 2.2  2.Philip  cometh,and  telleth  Andrew 

Ceiling. 
Judg.7.1  f  .when  Gideon  heard  the  telling  of  the 
2  Sam.  1 1 . 1 9.made  an  end  of  telling  the  matters  of 
2  KjnA. y.as  he  was  tellingths  king  how  he  had 

Celtnelatj, 
E^ra  2.j 9,they  which  went  up  from  Telmclah 

Ncb.7.61. 1 
Cema. 
G«».2j.ij.ofI(hm3el,Ladar,iTe«2<zJetur 

1  chron.  1.  30. 
Job  6.19.  the  troopes  oiTcma,  looked 
//i,2i.i4.inhab.of  the  land  of  Tcma  brought  wat. 
/»'.25.23.Deda,and  Te««,andBuz,and  all  that 

Ceman. 
Gen. 16. a  1. the  fons  ofEliphaz  vtete,Teman 
1  J.  duke  "Ternm,  duke  Ofnar,dukt  Zepho 
42.dukeKena2,dukeTc»M»,dukt  M  t.zar 
1  Chron.  1.J3. 
Jer.0.7,is  wifdome  no  more  in  "Fenian 

2p.hathpurpofed  againft  the  xn'aib.o^'temm 
EZgk.z%.\  3. 1  will  make  it  defolate  from  Tctnan 
Amos  1. 1 2.but  I  will  fend  a  fire  upon  Teman 
Obad.g.xnighty  men,0  Tcmanfiali  be  difmayed 
Hab.  3.3.  God  came  from  Teman 

Cemant. 
Ge».36.34.Hu(ham  of  the  land  of  temam  reigned 
fjemanitc, 

Job  2.1  i.from  his  own  place,  Eliphaz  thcTeman. 

4.i.then  Eliphaz  the  Temanite  anfweted,  and 

1  j.iuhenanfwer.Elip.theTfff?^.     Chap.22  1. 

42.7. Lord  faid  to  Eliphaz  the  Temanite^My 

g,(o  Eliphaz  the  Temanite,  and  Biidad  went 

®cmgnite0. 

1  Chro.  1 .4  J  .Huihatri'bf  the  land  of  the  Te. reigned 

Cement. 

1  Chro.4.6. and  Naarah  bare  him  Temeni 
Cemperance, 

Ads  24:25. temperoiice,ana  jucigeirent  to  come 
Gtf(.5.23.meekne{Te,f£;»/>mw2«':againft  Cd<  there 

2  Pet.1.6.  addeto  knowledge,ta%.  and  to  temper. 
Cemperate. 

1  (T()r.9.25.ftriveth  for  the  maftery  is  temperate 
Titus  1  .S.fober, juft,holy,  and  temperate 
2. 2. aged  men  may  be  gtzveslobei, temperate 
Cemper, 
£^.46.14.10  temperwith  fine  floursa  meat-offe. 


Mx0d.z9.zand  cakes  unleavened^^e.with  oyle 
30.3  5.  tempered 


T  E  M       T  E  M 


T  E  M        TEM 


TEM         TEM 


30.  3  5. fcwpcraf  together 5pure  and  holy 

1  Cor.i  2.  i4.but  God  hath  tempered  the  body  toge. 

temped. 
Job  9.17. for  he  breaketh  me  with  a  tempefi 

27.20.  a  f«»pe/2  fteaieth  him  away  in  the  night 
PJk/.n.6.  on  the  wicked  (hall  he  rain  an  hor.  tcm. 
5  5.§.fromihe  windy  ftorm  and  tempefi 
83.1 5.to  perfecute  them  with  thy  tempefi 
//a.28.z.with  a  tempefi  of  hail,  and  a  destroying 
sp.d.with  the  ftorm  and  tcmpcsi,*x\d  the  flame 
jo.  jo.  with  fcattering,and  tempefi,and  hailefto. 
j  2. 2. and  a  covert  from  the  tempcfi,a$  the 
54.1  i.O  thou  affliiftedjtofled  with  tempefi, a.nd 
^»jm  l.iq.vtith  a  tempefi  in  the  day  of  whirle-w. 
Jonah  1 .4 .there  was  a  mighty  tempefi  in  the  fea 
1 2.for  my  fake  this  great  tempefi  is  come 
,Mrt£-8.24.there  arofe  a  great  tempefi  in  the  fea 
Acts  27.18.bemg exceedingly  tolled  with  a  temp. 

2o.and  no  fmall  tempefi  lay  on  us 
Heb.  1 2. 1 8. nor  unto  darknefle,and  tempefi 
Pet. z. 17.  clouds  that  are  carried  withztempgfi 
Cempeftuoug. 
Pfal.S0.7At  fhall  be  very  tempefi. round  about  him 
/ofiwb  1.1 1  .fea  wrought,and  was  tempefiuous 
1  j .  the  fea  was  tempefiuous  againft  them 
Atls  27. 14.  arofe  againft  it  a  tempefiuous  wind 
Cemple. 

1  Satfii. 9. upon  a  feat  by  a  poft  in  the  temple  of 

2  Sam.zz.y.he  did  bear  my  voice  out  of  histemple 

1  Kjn.6.t.  porch  before  the  temple  of  thehoufe 

5.00th  of  the  temple,and  of  the  oracle 
x<j, temple  before  it, was  forty  cubits  long 
3  j.fo  made  he  for  the  doore  ofthetemple 
7.2  i.fet  up  the  pillars  in  the  porch  of  the  temp. 
50.doores  ofthe  houfes,to  wit,  of  the  temple 

2  Kjn.i  1 .1 1. from  the  right  corner  of  the  temp,  to 

2  Chron.zt.io. 

along  by  the  altar  and  the  temple 

2  Chrm.ii.io. 

2».4.to  bring  forth  out  of  the  tern,  of  the  Lord 

i  Chro.  3 . 1 7 .  r  eared  up  the  pillars  before  the  temple 

4.22.  doores  of  the  houfe  of  the  temple  were  of 

3  y.io.whenjofiahhad  prepared  the  temple^e. 

36", 7.  put  them  in  his  temple  at  Babylon 

'\E?ra  4. 1.  builded  the  temple  unto  the  Lord  G.  of 

I     5. 14. which  Ncbuch.took  out  of  the  temple  that 

did  Cyrus  the  king  take  out  of  the  temple 

6.  y.took  forth  put  of  the  temple  which  is  at  Je. 

brought  again  unto  the  temple  which  is 

Neb.^.io.  in  the  houfe  of  God  within  thetemple 

let  us  (hut  the  doores  ofthetemple 
Pfal.  1 8.3  .he  heard  my  voice  out  of  his  temple 
27.4.  and  to  enquire  in  his  temple 
29.9.111  his  tem.&oth  everyone  fpe.of  his  glory 
48  9.O  God,  in  the  midft  of  thy  temple 
68.19.  becaufe  of  thy  temple  it  Jerufalem,  (hall 
lfa.6. 1  .and  his  train  filled  the  temple 

44. 28. to  the  temp.Thy  foundation  ftial  be  laid 

66.6.Z  voice  from  the  temple  &  voice  of  the  Lo. 

Jcr.jo.i.8.  declarcrn  Zion  the  veng.  of  his  temple 

5 1.1 1.  becaufe  it  is  the  vengeance  of  his  temple 

£^.4 1.1.  afterward  he  brought  me  to  the  temple 

4.breadth  twenty  cubits  before  the  temple 

1  5.  with  the  inner  temple,  and  porches  of  the 

20.  on  the  wall  of  the  temple  cherub,  made 

2 1.  the  polls  of  the  temple  were  fquared 
23 . temple  and  the  fanftuary  had  two  doores 

2  f  .made  on-the  doores  of  the  temple,  cheru. 
42.8.  before  the  temple  were  an  hundred  cubits 

Dan.  5.2.  had  taken  out  of  the  temple  at  Jerufalem 

3  .take  out  of  the  temple  of  the  houfe  of  God 
Zcch.S-9.that  the  temple  migjnt  be  built 
Md.i.i.Lord  -  fhall  fuddenly  come  to  his  temple 
Mat.4.  5  fetteth  him  on  a  pinacle  of  the  temple 

1 2.6.place  is  one  greater  then  the  temple 

2  3.i6.fay,Whofoever  fliallfwear 'by  thetemple 

fwear  by  the  gold  of  the  tem.he  is  a  de. 
1 7.or  the  tempk  that  fan&ifieth  the  gold 
2 1 .  whofoever  fliallfwear  by  the  temple 
3 5.  whom  ye  flew  between  the  iempie^nd 


1 3. 1. as  he  went  out  of  the  temple,  one  of  his* 

4.fat  on  the  mou.of  Olives  over  ag.the  tern. 
14.58.1  will  deftroy  this  temple  made  with  ha. 
15 .29«ah thou  that deftroyeftthe tem.Sc build. 
38.vaile  of  the  temple  was  rent  in  twaine 

Lu\e  zz.  45. 
Lu\e  2.3  7.departed  not  from  the  temp/e,hut  ferved 
4-9.and  fet  him  on  a  pjnacle  of  the  temple 
11.51.  which  perifhed  between  the  temple,  and 
21.5.  as  fome  fpake  of  the#«^/e,how  it  was 
22.52.to  the  chief  priefts,&  eldersof  the  temp. 
John  2.1 5.he  drove  them  all  out  of  the  temple 
1 9. defkroy  this  tempte, and  in  three  daycsl 
20.  forty  &  fix  yeers  was  this  te.  in  building 
2 1. but  hefpakeofthe/rap/eof  his  body 
8.59.and  went  out  of  the  tcmple,going  thorow 
dels  3 . 2. laid  daily  at  the  gate  of  the  temple 

lo.fat  for  alms  at  the  beau.gate  of  the  temple 

4. 1.  captain  of  the  temple,  and  Sadduces  came 

5. 24.  when  the  cap.  of  the  temple,and  the  chiefs 

19.27.  but  alfo  that  the  temple  of  the  great  god. 

2t. 30. took  Paul,  and  drew  him  outofthe^w. 

24.6\who  hath  gone  about  to  profane  the  temp. 

2  5. 8. neither  againft  the  tern. nor  againft  Cefar 

1  Cor. 3. 1 6. know  ye  not  that  ye  are  the  tern. of  G. 

17.  if  any  man  defile  thetemple  ofGod,him 

for  the  temple  of  God  is  holy 

which  f«»//i?  ye  are 

6.  i9.that  your  body  is  the  tem.of  the  holy  Gho. 

8. 10. fit  at  meat  in  the  idols  temple,  fliall  not 

9- 1 3. live  of  the  things  of  that  temple,  and  they 

1  Cfr.6. i&.vthit  agreement  hath  thetemp.of  God 
for  ye  are  the  temple  of  the  living  Gcd 

Rev. y.  1 5.ferve  him  day  and  night  in  his  temple 
ii.i.faying,Rife,and  meauirethe  tem.of  God 
2.  court  which  is  without  the  tern,  leave  out 
19.  the  temple  of  God  was  opened  in  heaven 
was  feen  in  his  temple  the  ark  of  his 
1 4. 1 5  .another  angel  came  out  of  the  temple 
i7.another  angel  came  out  ofthe  temple 
15.5.  and  behold  the  temple  ofthe  taber.  of  the 
6.  the  feven  angels  came  out  ofthe  temple 
8. temple  was  filled  with  fmoak  from  the 
16. 1 .1  heard  a  great  voice  out  ofthe  temple 
1 7.came  a  great  voice  out  of  the  temple 
2 1.12.  and  I  faw  no  temple  therein 

Lord— &  the  Lamb.are  the  tem.ef  it 
Holy  Cemple,  See  $0h?. 
In  the  Cetnple. 

2  Iv/raii.io.kingDav.fpears-thatwere  in  the  re. 

1  rtrff.6.io.executedthe  priefts  office  in  the  temp, 
10. 10.  fattened  his  head  in  the  temp,  of  Dagon 

2  Chro.q.-j.and  fet  them  in  the  temp/efive  On  the 
8.ten  tables,and  placed  them  in  the  temple 

Mat.  1 2, 5-priefts  in  the  temple  profane  the  fabbath 
2 1. 1 2.all  them  that  fold  and  bought  in  the  te. 

I4.1ame-came  to  him  in  the  temple ,he  healed 

1 5.  and  the  children  cryingin  the  temple,and 
26.5  5. teaching  in  the  temple,&  ye  laid  no  hold 
27;5.  caft  down  the  pieces  of  filver  in  the  tern. 
Mar\  M.i5.thatfold  and  bought  in  the  temple 

27-as  he  was  walking  in  the  temple,  there 
1  z. 3  5. and  fiidjWhile  he  taught  in  thetemple 
14. 49. 1  was  daily  with  you  in  the  temple  teach. 
Luhj  1. 1 1  jnarvel.that  he  tarried  fo  long  in  the  te. 

22.  perceived  that  he  had  a  vifioriin  the  tern. 
2. 46. they  found  him  in  the  temple,  fitting  in 
19.47.and  he  taught  dsily  in  the  temple 
20. 1  .as  he  taught  the  people  in  the  temple 
21.37.  day-time  he  was  teaching  in  thetemple 

3  8. to  him  in  the  temple, for  to  hear  him 
22.53.when  I  was  daily  with  you  in  thetemple 
24.53.  were  continually  in  thefe»jp/0,praifing 
John  2.i4.found  in  the  temple  thofe  that  fold  oxen 
5. 1 4.  afterward  Jefus  findeth  him  in  the  temple 
7.28.thencryed  Jefus  in  thetemp.  as  he  taught 
8.20.as  he  taught  in  the  temple,  and  no  man 
1  o. 2  3  !  Jefus  walked  in  the  temple,  in  Solomons 
1 1 . 5 6.fpake  among  them.as  they  ftood  in  the  t. 
18.20.!  ever  taught  —in  the  temple,neithee 


24.1.  Jef.is  went  out,and  departed  from the  te.   Acts  2.46.continuirig  daily  with  one  ac.in  there, 
for  to  (hew  him  thebuild.of  thetemple  j      5.20.  goe,  ftand  and  fpeak  in  the  temple  to  the 


z6.6  i.I  am  able  todeftroy  the  temple  of  God 
27.40.thou  that  deftroyeft  the  temple^  &  build. 
5 1. behold  the  vaile  of  the  temple  was  rent 
I  Mar\  1 1.  i6.ftiould  carry  any  veflell  thor.  the  tern. 


if.are  {landing  in  the  temple,and  teaching 
42.  daily  in  the  temple,  and  every  houre  they 
2 1 .27.faw  him  in  the  temple  flitted  up  all   r 
22.i7.whik  I  prayed  in  the  tem.l  was  in  a  tra. 


24.1 2. neither  found  me  in  the  temp,  difputing 
18.  Jews  ficm  Alia  found  me  pun. in  ihete^ 
z6.z  1  .caufes  the  Jewes  csught  me  in  the  temp. 
z  7bef.i. 4. fitting  in  the  temple  of  God,Chewing 
Rev. 3 . 1  z.wil  I  make  a  pillar  in  the  tcjn.ol  my  G 

Into  the  <@emplc. 
Eya  5.15.  carry  ihem  into  the  temple  that  is  at 
Neh.6.1  i.gae  into  the  temple  to  lave  his  Iife,l  wil 
Mat. zi.t  3.  when  he  was  come  into  thetemple  the 
Mar\  ii.ii.Jefusenttedintothefmp/f,  &  when 
1 5. went  into  the  temple,  and  began  to  caft 
Lu\e  19.47. 
Lrife  2. 27. he  came  by  the  fpirir  into  the  temp/e,& 
18. 10. two  men  went  up  into  the  timp.  to  pray 
John  7. 1 4.J e fus  went  up  into  the  temp/e,Sc  taught 

8. 2. be  came  again  into  the  temple, and  all 
Acts  3. 1. Peter  &  John  went  up  tog.into  the  tcm. 
i.to  ask  alms  of  them  that  entred  into  the  t. 
3, about  togoe  into  the  temple,asked  an  alms 
8.  and  entred  with  them  into  the  temple 
5.21.  they  entred  into  the  temple  early  in  the 
2 1. 26. entred  into  ihetemple,to  fignifie  the 
28. brought  the  Greeks  alfo  into  the  temple 
2  9. that  Paul  had  brought  into  the  temple 
Rev.  i5_8.no  man  was  able  to  enter  into  the  temple 
Cemple  ofthe  Lord,  See  ILojrtJ. 
temples.    |Semplc0. 

Judg  4. 2  j.fmote  the  nail  into  his  temples 
\  z.  and  the  naile  was  in  his  temples 
%z6.  and  ftricken  thorow  his  temples 
Cant.  4. 3  .thy  temples  are  like  a  piece  of  a  pomegra. 
6.7.  as  a  piece  of  a  pomegranate  are  thy  temples 
Hof.S.jq,  forgotten  his  maker,  and  builded  tanp. 
Joel  3. 5.  carried  into  your  temples  my  goodly  pie. 
Amos  8.3.fongJofthe#Mj>/i?;(hallbehowlingin 
Alls  7.48.  dwelleth  not  in  temples  made  with  ha. 
Chap.  17.24. 

<<Eemppiall. 
t  Cor. 4. 1  B.things  which  are  feen  are  tcmporall 

<ulempr. 
Gen.zz.i.  after  thefe  things  God  did  tempt  Abri. 
Exod.  17.2.  where  fore  doe  ye  tempt  the  Lord 
Dcut.6.16.  ye  fhall  not  tempt  the  LordyourGod 
Ifa.y.iz.  neither  w  ill  I  tempt  the  Lord 
Mai.  3.15.  they  that  tempt  God  are  even  delivered 
Mat. 4.7.  thou  (halt  not  tempt  the  Lord  thy  God 

10^4.12. 
2 1. 1 8. why  tempt  ye  me,ye  hypocrites 
Ma/\  1 2 . 1 5  .faid  unto  them,Why  tempt  ye  me 

Lul^e  20.23. 
Acls  5.9  .have  agreed  together  to  tempt  the  fpirit 

1 5.  io.now  therefore,why  tempt  ye  God 

1  Cor. 5.7.  that  Satan  tempt  ye  not  for  yourincon. 

io.9.neither  let  us  tempt  Chtift  as  fome  of 

Cemptatten. 

P/2i/.95.8.as  in  the  day  of  temptation  in  the  wilder- 

Mat.6. 1 3 .  and  lead  us  not  into  temptation 

Luke  1 1 . 4. 
26.41.  that  ye  enter  not  into  temptation 

Mar\  14.38.  Luke  22.40,46. 
Lu\e  4. 1 3  .divell  had  ended  all  his  temptation,he 

8. 1 3 .  in  a  time  of  temptation  fall  away 
1  Cor.  10. 1 3  .no  tcmp.hath  taken  you,  but  fuch  as 

will  with  the  ^w^.alfomakeaway  to 
Gal.tf.  i4#my  temptation  which  was  in  the  flelh,ye 
1  Tim.6.9.  they  that  will  be  rich  fall  into  temptal. 
Hcb  3. 8. in  the  day  of  temptation  in  the  wildernefs 
Jam.  1. 1  j.blefled  is  the  man  that  endureth  tempta. 
Jam.i .  io.kecp  thee  from  the  houfe  of  temptation 

temptation?. 
D^.4.34.  by  temptations,  by  figneSjand  by  wend. 
7.  i9.the  great  temptations  which  thine  eyes  faw 
Chap.29.3. 
Lukj  2*.28.continued  with  me  in  my  temptations 
Acls  20.1 9.by  many  teares  and  temptations, which 
Jam.i.z.v/hen  ye  fall  into  divers  temptations 
1  Pet. 1. 6.in  heavineffe  through  manifold  tempt a. 
z  Pct.z.^.to  deliver  the  godly  out  of  temptations 

Cemptet*. 
Exod.  1 7 .7.and  becaufe  they  tempted  the  Lord 
Ntfw.14.22.have  temptedmenow  thefe  ten  times 
Deut.6.i6.ssye  temptedhim in  Maflah 
P/a/.78.i8.and  they  tempted  God  in  their  heart 
4i.yea,they  turned  back,and  tempted  God 
56.yet  they  tempted  the  mod  high  God 
95.9.when  your  fathers  tempted  me,pto\ed 

106.14.3nd 


T  EM        TEN 


TEN        TEN 


T  E.N 


E  N 


10ff.14.and  tempted  God  in  the  defart 
Ata.4.i.wilderneffe,to  be  tempted  of  the  divell 
Mar.i.i$.in  the  wildern.fourty  days  temp,  of  Sat. 
Luke  4.2.being  fourty  dayes  temptedof  the  divell 
10. if  .and  tempted  him,  faying,  Mafter,what 
1  Cor.  10.9.  as  fome  of  them  alfo  tempted,md  were 

1  j.not  fuffer  you  to  be  tempted  above  that 
Gd.6.  i.confidering  thy  felf,left  thou  alfo  be  temp. 
1  Tfe/.j.^.left  by  fome  means  the  tempter  hath  te. 
Heb.z,  i8.he  himfelf  hath  fuffcred,being  tempted 
he  is  able  to  fuccour  them  that  be  tempted 
■  j.9.when  your  fathers  tempted  mc,  proved  me 
4.1  f.was  in  all  points  tempted  like  as  we 

1  r.jy.they  were  fawn  afunder,were  tempted 
James  1 . 1  3 .  let  no  man  fay  when  he  is  tempted 

I  am  tempted  of  God 
for  God  cannot  be  tempted  with  evill 
14.  every  man  is  tempted  when  he  is  drawn 
tempter. 
Af^.4-?.when  the  tempter  came,he  faid,  If 
1  Thef.  3.  j.left  by  fome  means  the  temp,  have  tern. 

Cempteth. 
fames  1.1  3. neither  tempteth  he  any  man 

Cempttog. 
Af<tf.i6.i.  came,and  temptingydtf\Kd  him  that  he 
ip.j.Pharaoh  alfo  came  unto  him,  tempting 
22.3  f  .asked  him  a  queftion,  tempting  him 
Afdr.8.1 1. a  figne  from  heaven  ^tempting  him 

io.2.for  a  man  to  put  away  his  wife,  tetnpt.him 
Lull.  11. 16.8c  other  tempting  him,fought  from  him 
John  8.6.  this  they  faid,  tempting  him 

€en. 
G«».?.i4.all  the  dayes  of  Cainan  were  9ro.yeers 
16.3.  after  Abrah.  had  dwelt  ##  yeers  in  Can. 
18.3  2.peradventure  ten  (hall  be  found  there 

I  will  not  deftroy  it  for  tens  fake 
24. 1  o.  fervant  took  ten  camels  of  his  matters 
22.two  bracelets  for  her  hands  of  ten  (hekels 
5  f.damfel  abide  a  few  dayes,at  the  leaft  ten 
3  2. 1  %.tm  bals,twenty  fhee-afTes,and  ten  foals 
42.3.Jofephsfc>» brethren  went  down  to  buy 
45.23  .ten  affes  laden,md  ten  (he-afTes 
4^.27. all  the  fouls— were  threefcore  and  ten 
yo.3.Egypt  mourned  for  him  threefc.&  to  da. 
22.Jofeph  lived  an  hundred  and  ten  yeers 
26.  Jof.died,being  an  hundr.&  toyeers  old 
Exo.i  f  .27.where  were  threefcore  &  ten  palm-trees 
26. 1. make  thee  a  tabernacle  with  ten  curtains 
27.1 2.their  pillars  to,and  their  fockets  ten 
34.27.  the  words  of  the  covenant,  the  ten  com. 
36.8.made  Uncurtains  of  fine  twined  linnen 
38.1 2.their  pillars  to.and  their  fockets  ten 
Lero.z6.z6  ten  women  fhal  bake  your  bread  in  one 
27.5. and  for  the  female  ten  fhekels        Ver.7. 
Num.7.  '4-one  fpoon  of  ten  fhekels  of  gold 

Verfcs  20, 26, 3  z,  3  8, 44,  50,  $6, 
62,  68,74,  80, 
8  6. weighing  ten  fhekels  apiece 
11.32.  that  gathered  leaft  gathered  ten  homers 
29.2  3. and  on  the  fourteenth  day  ten  bullocks 
Dm.4i13.even  ten  commandements,  &  he  wrote 
io.4.thef£»commandem.  which  the  Lo.fpake 
J of.  if.  57.  ten  cities,  with  their  villages 
1 7.  f  .there  fell  ten  portions  to  Manaffeh 
ai.f.out  of  the  half  tribe  ofManaffeh  to  cities 
26.  all  the  cities  were  to,with  their  fuburbs 

2  2 . 1 4.  with  him  ten  princes,of  each  chief  houfe 
,/«fi£.6.27.Gideontook  ten  men  of  his  fervants 

i2.n.andhe  judged  Ifrael  to  yeers 
1 7. 1  o.gi ve  thee  ten  (hekels  of  filver  by  the  yeer 
20. 1  o.we  will  take  ten  men  of  an  hundred 
Ruth  1 .4.they  dwelt  there  about  ten  yeers 
4.2.  he  took  ten  men  of  the  elders  of  the  city 

1  Sam.  i.8.am  not  I  better  to  thee  then  ten  fons 

I7.17.and  thefe  ten  loaves,  and  run  to  the 

18. carry  thefe  ten  cheefes  to  the  capt.of  their 
ay.f.Davidfentout  ten  young  men,and 

2  Saw.if.i6.king  left  ten  wom.which  were  cone. 

18. 11.I  would  have  given  thee  tofhek.of  filv. 
1  f  -ten  young  men  th3t  bare  Joabs  armour 

1 9.43  .and  faid,  We  have  ten  parts  in  the  king 

20.3.  king  took  the  ten  women  his  concub.  and 
1  Kjng.^.ii.ten  fat  oxen,and  two  oxen  out  of  the 

7.24.knops  coropaffing  it,to  in  a  cubit 
27.and  he  made  ten  bafes  of  braffe 
37.afcer  this  manner  he  made  the  ten  bafes 


38.th.en  made  he  to  layers  of  braffe 

on  every  one  of  the  ten  b3fes,one  lavcr 
43.  the  ten  bafes,  and  ten  lavers  on  the  bafes 
1 1.3 1. faid  to  JeroboamjTake  thee  ten  pieces 
and  will  give  ten  tribes  to  thee 
3  f  .will  give  it  unto  thee,even  ten  tribes 
14.3  .take  with  thee  ten  loaves,and  cracknels 
2  King.% .5. took  with  him  ten  talents  of  filver 

and  to  changes  of  raiment 
I3.7.but  leave  fifty  horfe-men  and  ten  charets 
1  j.  1 7.and  reigned  ten  yeers  in  Samaria 
20.9. (hall  the  fhadow  go  forward  ten  degrees 
or  goeback  ten  degrees 
icfor  the  fhadow  to  go  down  ten  decrees 

let  the  fhadow  return  backward  ten  degr. 

li.brought  the  (hadow  ten  degrees  backward 

2f.2f.&  to  men  withhim,andfmote  Gedal- 

1  Cbr.6.6 1.0m  of  the  half  tri.  ofManaf.- — tocit. 

2  Chro.^.i.tcnia  acubit3compaffingthefea 

6.he  made  alfo  ten  lavers,and  put  five 
7.he  made  ten  candlefticks  of  gold 
8.made  ten  tables,&  placed  them  in  the  tern. 
EX'&  8.24-and  ten  of  their  brethren  with  them 
Neh.11.  1.  to  bring  one  of  ten  to  dwell  at  Jerufal. 
£/?.9.io.thetofons  ofHaman — flew  they 
1 2.and  deftroyed — the  ten  fons  ofHaman 
1 3. the  ten  fons  of  Haman  be  hanged  on 
i4-and  they  hanged  Hamans  ten  Tons 
Pfal.  3  3. 2.and  an  inftrument  often  firings 
92. 3. upon  an  inftrument  of  ten  firings 
i44.9.on — an  inftrum.ofto  firings  wil  I  fing 
Ecclef.7. 19. more  then  ten  mighty  rnen,which  are 
Ifa.<}  .10.  ten  acres  of  vineyard  (hall  yeeld  one  bath 
38.8.  of  Ahaz  ten  degrees  backward 

the  fun  returned  ten  degrees 
.fur. 4 1. 1. even  to  men  with  him3&came  toGed. 
2.the  ten  men  that  were  with  him  fmore  Ge. 
£^.4?. 14.  which  is  an  homer  of  ten  baths 

for  ten  baths  are  an  homer 
Dan.7.  7.  and  it  had  ten  horns 

20.of  the  ten  horns  that  were  in  his  head 
24.  the  ten  horns  out  of  this  kingdome 

are  ten  horns  that  (hall  arife 
Amos  % .  3  .fliall  leave  ten  to  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

6.9.remain  ten  in  one  houfe,  that  they 
Hag.z.i6.  there  wtre  but  fe«3when  one  came 
Zecb.  8.23  .that  ten  men  (hall  tike  hold  through  an 
i»f^.20.24.andwhen  the  ten  heard  it,  they  were 

Mark  10.41. 
2?  .i.kingdom  of  heaven  be  likened  to  ten  virg. 
2  8. give  it  unto  him  that  hath  ten  talents 
Lu\e  1  5  .U.what  woman  having  ten  pieces  of  filver 
17.12.met  him  ten  men  that  were  lepers 

i7.were  there  not  ten  cleanfed 
19. 1 3. and  delivered  them  ten  pounds 

i6.Lord,  thy  pound  hath  gained  ten  pounds 
17. have  thou  authority  over  ten  cities 
24.and  give  it  to  him  that  hath  ten  pounds 
2 5. Lord,  he  hath  ten  pounds   •■ 
Kco.i2.3.havingfeven  headsand  ten  horns 

Chap.13.1.  &  17.3. 
I7.7.which  hath  the  feven  headsand  ten  horns 

1  i.ten  horns  which  thou  faweft  are  ten  kings 
1 6.the  ten  horns— (hall  hate  the  whore 

Celt  cubits. 
Exo.z6.16.ten  cubits  thai  be  the  length  of  a  board 

1  Kjng.6.$.ten cubits  was  the  breadth  before  the 

23.  each  ten  cubits  high 

24.  uttermoft  part  of  the  other  was  to  cub. 

2  f  .and  the  other  cherub  was  ten  cubits 
a6.height  of  the  one  cherub  was  ten  cubits 

7.  icftones  of  ten  cubits,ftones  of  eight  cubits 
2  3. to  cubits  from  the  one  brim  to  the  other 

2  Cftr.4. 1 .  and  ten  cubits  the  height  thereof 

2.  a  molten  fea  of  ten  cubits  from  brim  to 
£^.40. 1 1  .breadth  of  the  entry  of  the  gate  ten  cu. 
4i.2.breadth  of  the  door  was  ten  cubits 
42. 4. before  the  cbam.  was  a  walk  of  ten  cub.br. 
T.ecb.%.  z.  and  the  breadth  thereof  ten  cubits 
Cett  dayes,Stc  5Dageg. 
Cwt  tboufand. 
Lev.z6.2.zn  hun.  of  you  (hall  put  10000. to  flight 
Dfaf.32.30.and  two  put  ten  thoufand  to  flight 

3  3-2.he  came  with  ten  thoufand  of  faints 
Judg.i.^.fitvr  of  them  inBeZek  ten  thoufand  men 
3.29.  about  to  thoufand  men,  all  lufty,and  all 


4-6\take  with  thee  to  thouf.men  of  thcchil.  of 
1  o.  he  went  up  with  ten  thouf.men  at  his  feet 
14. and  ten  thoufand  men  afrer  him 
7. 3. and  there  remained  ten  thoufand 
20.10.  and  a  thoufand  out  often  thoufand,  to 
34.cameagain  toGibcah  to  thouf.  chofen 

1  Sam.  1 5. 4. and  ten  thoufand  men  of  Judah 

2  Sam.  18.3.  now  thou  art  worth  ten  thoufa.  of  us 
1  iCJw.  5.14.  to  Lebanon ,ten  thoufand  a  month  by 
z  Kjn.  1 3.7«did  leave  but  ten  charets,&  ten  thouf. 

14.7.  he  flew  of  Edom-ten  thouf.  &  took  Selah 
24.14.  he  carried  away,even  ten  thoufand  capti. 

1  Chio.zy.j.af  gold— -ten  thoufand  drams 

and  of  filver m?  thoufand  talents 

2  Cbro  2y.i  i.fmoce  of  the  children  of  Scir  ten  th. 

12.  and  other  ten  thoufand  left  alive 
27.5r.gave  him  tas  thoufand  meafures  of  barley 

and  gave  him  ten  thoufand  of  wheat 
30.24.gavcrt.the  congregation  tafthou.fheep 
Efiber  3.9-I  will  pay  ten  thoufand  talents  of  filver 
Pfal.9 1.7. and  ten  thoufand  (hall  fall  at  thy  right 
Cant.j. io.the  chiefeft  among  ten  thoufand 
£^('.45- .i.the  breadth  (hall  be  tothoufand 
3. and  the  breadth  of  ten  thoufand 
5-and  the  ten  thoufand  of  breadth 
48.9.  and  of  ten  thoufand  in  breadth 

lo.toward  the  weft  ten  thoufand  in  breadth 
toward  the  eaft  ten  thoufand  in  breadth 

13.  and  ten  thoufind  in  breadth 

and  the  breadth  ten  thoufand 
1 8  .(hall  be  ten  thoufand  eaft  ward 

and  ten  thoufand  weft  ward 
D an.7 . 1  o .ten  thoufand  times  ten  thoufand  flood 
Mat.  18. 24.which  ought  him Zwz  thoufand  talents 
Luke  14.3  1. whether  he  be  able  v/thtcn  tho.to  meet 
1  fflr.4. 1  ^.though  you  have  ten  tho.  inftru tiers  in 
14.i9.then  ten  thoufa.  words  in  an  unknowne 
Rev.  j.  1  i.numb.of  them  ten  thou.times  ten  thoufa. 

®C»t  tboufands. 
Df«f.33.i7.theyare  the  ten  thoufands  ofEphraim 
i  Sam.  18.7.  &  David  hath  (lain  his  ten  thoufands 
Chap.  21.  1 1. 
8  afcribed  unto  David  ten  thoufands 
29.5.  and  David  his  ten  thoufands 
Pfal. $.6.  not  be  afraid  of  ten  thoufands  of  people 

144.1 3-and  ten  thoufands  in  our  ftreets 
Dan.i  j.  1 1. he  (hall  eaft  down  many,fra  thoufands 
Micab  6.7.  or  with  ten  thoufands  of  rivers  of  oyle 
Jude  1 4.  Lord  cometh  with  ten  thouf.of  his  faints 

(&eit  times. 
Gen-i  1.7.  and  changed  my  wages  ten  times 

Verfe  4L 
N«»z,i4.2  2.have  tempted  me  now  thefe  ten  times 
Neh.4. 1 2.they  faid  unto  us  ten  times,From  all 
Job  1 9.3-.  thefe  ten  times  have  ye  reproached  me 
Dan.  1. 20.found  them  ten  times  better  then  all  the 

Cens. 
£.W.i8.2i.  rulers  of  fifties,  and  rulers  of  tens 

Verfe  25V 
Dent,  r .  1  f  .captains  over  fifties,and  over  tens 

€enth. 
Gcn.S.j .waters  decreafed  untill  the  tenth  moneth 
in  the  tenth  moneth  were  the  tops  of 
18.22.I  will  furely  give  the  tenth  to  thee 
Exai.16.36.an  omer  is  the  tenth  part  of  an  ephah 
29.40.with  the  one  lamb  attflffodealofflour 
Lev.  14.  21. 
Lev.%  .1  i.for  his  offering  the  ten.  part  of  an  ephah 
6.20.the  tenth  part  of  an  ephah  of  fine  flour 
14-iQ.tenth  dcale  of  fine  flour 
23«  1 7. two  wave-loaves  of  two  tenth  deals 
24.5'.twb  tenth  deals  (hill  be  in  one  cake 
Z7^z.the.tentb  (hall  be  holy  unto  the  Lord 
Num.  f .  1  f  .the  tenth  part  of  an  ephah  of  barley  mc. 
1 5.4.  bring  a  mear-offering  of  a  tenth  deal  of 
6.  two  tenth  deals  of  flour  mingled  with 
9-a  meat-offering  of  three  tenth  deals  ming, 
18.21.  the  children  of  Levi  all  the  ten-  in  Ifrael 

z6.even  a  tenth  part  of  the  tithe 

2,8.?  .a  tenth  part  of  an  ephah  of  flour 

9>two  tenth  deales  of  flour  for  a  meat-offer,  j 

iz.  three  tenth  deals  of  flour  for  a  meat-offe- 1 

two  todeals  of  flour  for  a  meat-cfFe.  ] 

1 3.  a  feverall  tenth  deal  of  flour  mingled       ,' 

ap.rhreeffzz.deals  (hall  ye  offer  for  a  bullock  j 

and  two  tenth  deals  for  a  raftv 

11. feverall  ! 


TEN-      TEN 

si  .feverall  tenth  deal  (halt  thou  offer  for 
1 8. three  tenth  deals  unto  one  bullock 

two  tenth  deals  unto  one  ram 
29.  a  feverall  tenth  deal  unto  one  lamb 
19.3.  three  tenth  deals  for  a  bullock 

two  tenth  deals  for  a  lamb      Verfe  9. 
4.one  tenth  deal  for  one  lamb        Verfe  10. 

1 4.  three  tenth  deals  unto  every  bullock 

two  ten.  deals  to  each  ram  of  the  z.  rams 

1 5.  a  feverall  tenth  deal  to  each  lamb 
Deu.z  j.a.even  to  his  tenth  generation  (hall  he  not 

3.  to  their  /«wh  generati.fhall  they  not  enter 
1  Sam.8.1  y.  he  will  take  the  tenth  of  your  feed 

i7.he  will  take  the  tenth  of  your  (heep 
z  K}.z$.i.in  the  tenth  moaetbjn  the  tenth  day  o( 

1  Cbrtm.  1  z.i  3.  Jeremiah  the  #»rfe 

24. 1 1.  the  tenth  to  Shecaniah 

2  5. 1 7.  the  re  nth  to  Shimei 

27. 1  j.the  tenth capt.for  the  tenth  mon.  Meharai 
lfa.6.1 3  ■  but  yet  in  it  (hall  be  a  fe»rb 
/W.32.  1. in  the  tenth  yeer  of  Zedekiah  k.of  Judah 
f^e.zp.i.in  the  ft»fb  yeer,in  the te.mon.the  word 
4j.11.bath  may  contain  the  tenth  part  of  an  ho. 
&  the  ephah  the  tenth  part  of  an  homer 
i4.ye  (hall  offer  the  tenth  part  of  a  bath 
John  1 . 3  9  .for  it  w  as  about  the  tenth  hour 
Heb.j.z.to  whom  Abraham  gave  a  fwtffo  part  of  all 

4.  Abraham  gave  the  tenth  part  of  the  fpoyls 
Rev.  1 1 . 1 3  .the  (e»ib  part  of  the  city  fell 

2 1.20.  the  tenth  a  chryfophrafus 

Centr;  rfay,  See  3Dap« 
Cetttrj  w«zerf>,  See  S^onetr), 

CenDer, 

Gen.  1 8.7.  Abraham— fetcht  a  calf,  tender  &  good 

29. 17.  Leah  was  tender  eyed 

33.1 3. my  lord  knoweth  the  children  are  tender 

Deut.zS.U.  fo  that  the  man  that  is  tender  am.you 

5  6.  the  tender  &  delicate  woman  among  you 

3  2. 2. as  the  fmall  rain  upon  the  tender  herb 

2  Sam.  2 3 .4.  as  the  tender  graffe  fpringing  out 

2  iQng.zz.  ip.becaufe  thine  heart  vitstender  and 

2dOTJ.34.27. 
1  C{iyo.22. 5.  Solomon  my  fonis  young  and  tender 

zg.  i.he  is  yet  young  and  tender^na the  work 
f/ob  14.7  .that  the  tender  branch  thereof  will  not 

33.27.to  caufe  the  bud  of  the  tender  herb  to 
Pro.a.$itender  and  only  beloved  in  the  fight  of 

27.25.the  tender  graffe  (heweth  it  felf 
C*»/,2. 1 3. the  vines  with  theftn.grape  give  a  good 
1 5  .for  our  vines  have  tender  grapes 
7.1 2. whether  the  tender  grape  appear 
lfa.47 . 1  .no  more  be  called  tender  and  delicate 

y  1 .2.grow  up  before  him  as  a  tender  plant 
£^.i7.22.from  the  top  of  his  twigs  a  tender  oat 
Van.  1.9-brought  Daniel  into  favour  &  tender  love 
4.1  y.leave  the  ftump —  in  the  tender  graffe  of 

Verfe  23. 
M^f.24.3  2.  when  his  branch  is  yet  tender 

Mark  13.28. 
Lu\z  i.78.through  the  tender  mercy  of  our  God 
James  5. 11. that  the  Lord  is  of  tender  mercy 

QtvXiZKzheaned. 

z  Cto-0.i3.7.Rehoboarn  was  young  &  ftjzrf.hearted 

£^.4.3  2.  be  ye  kind  one  to  anoth.  tender-hsMtt& 

Renter  mereiesySee  fl^erctetf, 

<?EcntierneiTc. 

Deut.z8.tf.hn  foot  on  the  ground)  foi-^—tendern. 

ttcnt). 
Vro.z  1.  5.  thoughts  of  the  diligent  tendon\y  to  pi 

©enocih. 
Pro.  10.1  ^.labour  of  the  righteous  tendeth  to  life 
1 1 . 1 9.as  righteoufneffe  tendeth  to  life,fo  he  that 

24.  but  it  tendeth  to  poverty 
1 4.2 3. talk  of  the  lips  tendeth  to  penury 
i9.23.fearof  the  Lord  tendethtolife 
Cenonsf. 
£*0rf.26\ 1 7.two  #»»»$  (hall  there  be  in  one  board 
1 9.under  one  board  for  his  two  tenons 

Verfe  24. 
two  fock.  und.anoth.board  for  his  2.  ten. 
Verfe  24. 
36.  22.  one  board  had  two  tenons 
ttertonr. 
G*».43.7.according  to  the  tenour  of  thefe  words 
farorf.34.27.for  after  the  tenoicr  of  thefe  words  I 


TEN        TEN 


TEN        TER 


Cent, 
Gw2-9.21.and  was  uncovered  in  his  tent 

1 2.8.  Abraham  pitched  his  tent,  having  Bethel 

13.3  .where  his  tent  had  been  at  the  beginning 
1 2.Lot  pitched  his  tent  toward  Sodom 
i3.Abrah.remov.his  tevtfii  came  &  dwelt  in 

1 8 .  i.fate  in  the  tent  door  in  the  heat  of  the  day 
2.  Abraham  ran  to  meet  them  from  the  tent 
6.  Abraham  haftned  into  the  tent  unto  Sarah 
9-where  is  Sarah — he  faid,  Behold,in  the  te. 
10.  Sarah  heard  it  in  the  tent  door 

24«67.brought  Rebekah  into  Sarahs  tent 

26.17.Kaac  pitched  his  tent  in  the  val.of  Gerar 
25.  Ifaac  pitched  his  tent  at  Beerfheba 

3i.2$.Jacob  had  pitched  his  tent  in  the  mount 

33.Lab.wentinto  Jzc.tent,8c  into  Leahs  tent 

then  went  he  out  of  Leahs  tent 

and  went  into  Rachels  tent 

34.Laban  fearched  all  the  tentjout  found  not 

3  3. 18. Jacob  pitched  his  tent  before  Shalem 
i9.a  parcel  of  a  field,where  he  fpread  his  tent 

3  5 .2i.Ifrael  fpread  his  tent  beyond  the  tower 
£wrf.i8.7.and  they  came  into  the  tent 

26. 1 1  .couple  the  tent  togeth.that  it  may  be  one 
1 2  .that  remaineih  of  the  curtain  of  the  tent 
1 3.remai.in  the  length  of  the  curt.of  the  tent 
i4.make  a  covering  for  the  tent  of  rams  ski. 
3  6.  make  an  hanging  for  the  door  of  the  tent 

3  3.8.ftood  every  man  at  his  tent  door 
io.wor(hipped,every  man  in  his  tent  door 

3  jr.  1  i.the  tabernacle,his  tent,znd  his  covering 

3  6. 1 4. made  curtains  of  goats  hair  for  the  tent 


€ent0. 

Gf3.4.20.  father  of  fuch  as  dwell  in  texts,, 
9-27'he  (hall  dwell  in  the  tents  oCShem.  , 
1 3.  j. Lot  alfo — had  flocks,and  herds,and  tents 

2  5.27.Jacob  was  a  plain  man,dwelling  in  ten. 

3  i.33.Laban  went  into — the  two  maid-fer.fe. 
Exo.  1 6. 1 6.every  man  for  them  which  are  in  his  te. 
Num.i.i  z.chil.of  Ifra.  (hall pitch  their  tents  every 

9.  i7.there  the  children  of  Ifr.  pitched  their  ten. 

i8.they  refted  in  the  tents 

20.  they  abode  in  their  tents,  &  according  to 

22. children  of  Ifrael  abode  in  their  tents 

23.at  the  com.of  the  L.they  refted  in  the  te. 
13.19.  whether  in  tents  or  in  ftrong  holds 
i6.26.depart,Ipray  you,from  the  tents  of  thefe 

27. and  flood  in  the  door  of  their  tents 
24.2.  he  faw  Ifrael  abiding  in  his  tents 

5. how  goodly  are  thy  tents, O  Jacob 
Deut.  1. 27. and  ye  murmured  in  your  tents 

3  3  .to  fearch  you  out  a  place  to  pitch  yout  te. 
5-3o.gcc  you  into  your  tents  again 

1 1.6.  fwallowed  them  up, — &  their  tents,md 

16.7.  and  go  unto  thy  tents 

^  33.i8.rejoiceJQIflachar,  in  thy  tents 
J°f-i-  i4-P«>pie  remo.  from  the  tents  to  pafle  over 
22.4.return  ye,and  get  you  into  your  tents 
6. and  they  went  into  their  tents 
7.when  Jofhua  fent  them  away  into  their  te. 
8.  re  turn  with  much  riches  into  your  tents 
Juag.6. y.came  up  with  their  cattell  and  tents 

8. 1 1  .that  d welt  in  tentsfin  the  eaft  of  Nobah 
1  Stf/».i7.53.and  they  fpoiled  their  tents 


i8.made  fifty  tachesof  brafs  to  cauy.thetent    *  Sam.i  1. 1  i.ark,&  lfrael,&  Judah  abide  in  tents 


19.  made  a  covering  for  the  tent  of  rams  ski 
39.3  3.brought  the  tab.  to  Mofes,the  tent  fa  all 
40,i9.fpread  abroad  the  tent  over  the  tabernac. 
put  the  covering  of  the  tent  above  u  pon 
Lev.  i4.8.tatry  abroad  put  of  his  tent  feven  dayes 
Num. 3.25, and  the  tent,  the  covering  thereof,  and 
9.i$.namelyjtbettȣoftheteftimony 
1 1.  lo.every  man  in  the  door  of  his  tent 
19.14.  when  a  man  dieth  in  a  tent 

all  that  come  into  the  tent,  and  all 
that  is  in  the  tent  (hall  be  unclean 

1  S.fpr  inkle  it  upon  the  te »f  ,and  upon 

2  y.8.went  after  the  man  of  Ifrael  into  the  tent 
J0f7.z1.hid  in  the  earth  in  the  midft  of  my  tent 

2  2.  and  they  ran  unto  the  tent 

and  behold,  it  was  in  the  tent 
23.  took  them  out  of  the  midft  of  the  tent 
24.8c  his  tented  all  that  he  had,&  brought 
Judg.a.i  i.pitched  his  tent  unto  the  plain  of  Zaan. 
17.Sif.fled  away  on  his  feet  to  the  tent  of  Ja. 
18.  turned  in  unto  her  into  the  tent,  and  (he 
20.ftand  in  the  door  of  the  tent}  and 
2 1  .then  Jael  took  a  nail  of  the  tent,md 
22-when  he  came  into  the  tatf,Sifer.lay  dead 
J.24.bleffed  (hall  (he  be  above  wom.in  the  tent 
7.8.  every  man  into  his  tent 

1 3. came  into  a  tent}znd  fmote  it3that  it  fell 
.  overturned  it,  that  the  tent  lay  along 
ao.8.we  will  not  any  of  us  go  to  his  tent 

1  Sam.A.io.znd  they  fled  every  man  into  his  tent 

I3.2.reft  of  the  peo.he  fent  every  man  to  his  te. 
i7-H-DUt  ne  P1"  his  armour  in  his  tent 
z  Sam.7.6.but  have  walked  in  a  tent  ^nd  in  a  tab. 
i6.22.fpread  Abfal.a  tent  on  the  topof  the  ho. 
1 8. 17.  all  Ifrael  fled  every  one  to  his  tent 
19.8.  Ifrael  had  fled  every  man  to  his  tent 
20.2  2.  from  the  city,  every  man  into  his  tent 

2  itwg.7.8.they  went  intoone  tent,znd  did  eat  & 

entred  into  another  tent,8i  carri.thence 
1  Chro.  1  y .  1 .  and  pitched  for  it  a  tent 

1 6.  i .  let  it  in  the  midft  of  the  tent  that  David 

17.5".  but  have  gone  from  tent  to  tent 
1  Chro.1,4.  had  pitched  a  tent  for  it  at  Jerufalem 

25.22.  they  fled  every  man  to  histent 
Pfal.7i.60.  the  tent  which  he  placed  among  men 
lfa.  1 3  .zo.neithi  (hall  the  Arabian  pitch  tent  there 

3  8. 1 2.is  removed  from  me  as  a  (hepherds  tent 

40.22.  fpreadeth  them  out  as  a  tent  to  dwell  in 

54.2.  enlarge  the  place  of  thy  tent 
Jer.  10.20.  none  to  ftretch  forth  my  tent  any  more 

37.10.rife  up  every  man  in  his  tent^ad  burn 
<^SxvX-ma\ers. 
Afis  18.3.  they  were  ft«?-makers 


20.i.every  man  to  his  tcnts}  O  Ifrael 

1  ^/8g.~8.66.went  into  their  tents  joyfull 

12.1d.co  yourtents,  Q  Ifrael       z  Ckro.10.16. 

fo  Ifrael  departed  into  their  tents 

2  Chro.  10.16. 

2  *Cag  '7-7  -and  left  their  tents  and  houfes 

lo.affes  tied,  and  the  tents  as  they  were 
16. and  fpoiled  the  tents  of  theSyrians 
8.2  i.the  people  fled  into  their  tents 
1 3.? .  child.of  Ifrael  dwelt  in  their  tents  as  bef. 
14.1 2.fled  every  man  to  their  tents 

i  Cbron.4.41.  and  fmote  their  tents 
% .ro.and  they  dwelt  in  their  tents  thorowout 

2  Chr.7.  io.he  fent  the  people  into  their  tents  glad 
14.15.they  fmote  all  the  tents  of  cattell 
3  i.2.to  praife  in  the  gates  of  the  tents  of  the  L. 

£^vi  8.1 5«and  there  abode  we  in  tents  three  dayes 

Pfal.69.z1. and  let  none  dwell  in  their  tents 
78.55.  tribes  of  Ifrael  to  dwell  in  their  tents 
84.10.then  to  dwell  in  the  tents  ofwickedneffe 
106.25.  but  murmured  in  their  tents 
1 20.5.that  I  dwell  in  the  tents  of  Kedar 

Cant .  i.5.as  the  tents  of  Kedar,as  the  curt,  of  Solo. 
8.feed  thy  kids  befides  the  (hepherds  tents 

/f>'.4.20.fuddenly  are  my  tents  fpoiled 
6. 3. they  (hall  pitch  their  tents  againft  her 
3  o.  1 8.  bring  again  the  captivity  of  Jacobs  tents 
3  5.7.all  your  dayes  ye  (hall  dwell  in  tents 

lo.but  we  have  dwelt  in  tents 
49.29.thek  tents  and  flocks  (hall  they  take 

Hab.3.7.1  faw  the  tents  ofCulhanin  affliftion 

Zech.  1 2.7.Lord  (hall  fave  the  tents  of  Judah  firft 
14.l5.that  (hall be  in  the fe  tents  as 2  plague 

Cerah,called  alfo  Cbarau    . 
G«2.i i.24.Nahor  lived  29.yeers,and  begate  Terah 

2  5 . 1  ived  after  he  begate  terah  up.  yeers 
z6.Tcrah  lived  (eventy  yeers,&  begate  Abra. 
27.generations  ofTerab,Terabbegzte  Abrah. 
28.  Haran  died  before  his  father  terab 

31. Terah  took  Abraham  his  fon,and  Lot 

3  2. the  dayes  of  Terah  were  205.  yeers 

and  Terah  died  in  Haran 
fof.z^.z.eyen  Terah  the  father  of  Abraham 
1  Chro.i.  z6.  Serug,Nahorj  Terah 


Judg.  1 7.5.made  an  ephqd,and  teraphim 

18.14.in  thefe  houfes  an  ephod  and  teraphim 
ly.and  took — the  ephod  and  the  teraphim 
i8.fetched — thcephod,and  the  teraphim 
ao.he  took  the  ephod,and  the  teraphim 
Hof  3. 4.without  an  ephod,and  without  teraphim 

3-1     €*«&• 
Efi.  2.2i.two  of  the  k.chamberl.  Bigthan  &  Terefh 

6.t.  thit 


T  E  R 


TER 


TER        TE  S 


T  E  S 


T  E  S 


tf.i.that  Mord.  had  told  of  Bigthana  and  Tere/& 
®ermeD. 
Ifa.6z.  4.  thou  (halt  no  more  be  &rW,  Forfaken 
neither  thy  land  be  tar.any  more,Defo. 
CerreftttaH, 
1  Cer.1j.40.and  there  are  bodksteneftriall 

glory  of  the  terrefiriall  is  another 
©errttrie. 
Exod.  3 4.  io.a  terrifr.thing  that  I  will  do  with  thee 
Deut.i.ig.we  went  thorow  that  terrible  wildern. 
7. 21. a  mighty  God  and  terrible 
8.1  j.who  led  thee  thorow  that  great  &ftr.wil. 
10.17.anda  ferri&.whichregardethnot  perfons 
2  1 .  done  for  thee  thefe  terrible  things,  which 
Judg.i  j.6.1ike  the  coun.of  an  ang.of  G.very  ten. 
%  Sam.7.ii.to  do  for  you  great  things  and  terrible 
Neh.  1 .  f  .the  great  and  terrible  God  /hat  fceepeth 
4.i4.remember  the  Lord,which  is  great  &  ten. 
9. 3  2.  the  mighty  &  ten.  G.  who  keepeth  coven. 
Job  j7.11.with  God  is  terrible  majeftie 
39.20.the  glory  of  his  noftrils  is  terrible 
41.14.  his  teeth  are  terrible  round  about 
p/d/.45.4.right  hand  thai  teach  thee  terrible  things 
47-i.for  the  Lord  moft  high  is  terrible 
6  j.  J  .by  terrible  things — wilt  thou  anfwer  us 
66.3. how  terrible  art  thou  in  thy  works 

j.he  is  terrible  in  his  doing  toward  the 
68.5  j.thou  art  terrible  out  of  thy  holy  places 
76. 1  2.  he  is  terrible  to  the  kings  of  the  earth 
99.  j  .let  them  praife  thy  great  and  terrible  name 
106.22.and  terrible  things  by  the  red  fea 
i4j.6.(hail  fpeak  of  the  might  of  tby  terrib.z&s 
Cant. 6. ^.terrible  as  an  army  w  ith  banners 
lfa.i  j.i  1. lay  low  the  haugbtineffeofthe  terrible 
1 8. 2.  to  a  people  terrible  from  the  beginning 

f.  from  a  people  terrible  from  the  beginning 

2 1 . 1  .cometh  from  the  defart,from  a  terrib.  land 

2  j .  3  .city  of  the  terrible  nations  ihall  fear  thee 

4.when  the  blaft  of  the  wr.ones  is  as  a  ftorm 

j  .branch  of  the  terr. ones  (halbe  brought  low 

29.7  .mult,  of  the  terrible  ones  (hall  be  as  chaffe 

20.the  temble  one  is  brought  to  nought 
49.25r.prey  of  the  terrible  (hall  be  delivered 
64.  j.when  thou  didft  temble  things,  which  we 
fer.  1  j.2r.  redeem  thee  out  of  the  hand  of  the  ten. 
20. 1  i.Lord  is  with  me  as  a  mighty  terrible  one 
Lam.  j . 1  o.becaufe  of  the  terrible  famine 
E\e\.x.  22.was  as  the  colour  of  the  tem&&  cryftall 


Job  3i.2j.deftru&ionfromGod  was  a  ^er.to  me  I  E/;fr.4.i7.thisI  fay  therefore^and  tefiifie 


5  j  .7.  my  terrour  (hall  not  make  thee  afraid 
Pfal.  91.5  .not  be  afraid  of  the  terrour  by  n  ight 
lja.10.  j  j.Lord  will  lop  the  bough  with  terrour 
19.17.land  of Judah  (hall  be  a  terrour  to  Egypt 
33.18.  thine  heart  (hall  meditate  terrour 
j 4. i4.from  ten.  for  it  (hall  not  come  neer  thee 
Jer.17.17.be  not  a  terrour  unto  me 

20.4.I  will  make  thee  a  terrour  to  thy  felf 
32.21.  with  a  ftretched  out  arm,  &  great  terrour 
E\e.z6.  i7.caufe  their  terror  to  be  on  all  that  haunt 

2  i.I  will  make  thee  a  terrour 

27.3  6.  thou  (halt  be  a  /errfl«r}and  never  (halt 

Chap.  28. 1 9. 
32.23.caufedfer.in  the  land  of  theliv.    V.24. 

2?.  their  terrour  was  caufed  in  the  land  of  the 

2tf.though  they  caufed  their  terrour  in  the  la. 

27.though  they  were  the  terrour  of  the  migh. 

30.  with  their  ten.  they  are  aftumed  of  their 

3  2,caufed  my  terrour  in  the  land  of  the  living 
Rom.i  3. 3. rulers  are  not  a  terrour  to  good  works 

2  Cor.  j.  1 1. knowing  therefore  the  terrour  of  the 
1  Pet.3a4.and  be  not  afraid  of  their  terrour 

Certours, 
De«M.34.&  by  great  terroar-fjaccording  to  all  that 
Job  6.4.  the  t err.  of  God  do  fet  themfelves  in  aray 
iZ.ti.terrours  (hall  make  him  afraid  on  ev.  fide 
i4.it  (hall  bring  him  to  the  king  of  terrours 
20.2  j.  terrours  are  upon  him 
24. 1 7.  they  are  in  the  terrours  of  the  (hadow  of 
27. 20. terrours  take  hold  on  him  as  waters 
3 o.  1  ^.terrours  are  turned  upon  me 
Pfal.f  j.4.  terrours  of  death  are  fallen  upon  me 
7j.19.they  are  utterly  confumed  with  terrours 
88. 1  j.  while  I  fuffer  thy  terra.  I  am  diftra&ed 
1 6.tby  terrours  have  cut  me  of! 
Jer.i  j  .8.  and  terrours  upon  the  city 
L#».2.22.thou  haft  called— my  ten.  round  about 
E\el^.z 1  •  *  z.terrom'i  by  reafon  of  the  fword  (hal  be 

'Setttn*. 
Rom.  i6.ti.Tertius3Y/ho  wrotethis  epift.(alute  you 

Certulltt0. 

Acts  24.i.with  a  certain  oratour  named  tertuUm 

i.Tertullus  began  to  accufe  him,  faying 

Ceflamcnt, 

Mat.z6. 18.  this  is  my  bloud  in  the  new  tefiament 

Mar.  14,24. 
L«£.22.20.thiscupisthenew*e/?.    1  Cor.  11.2* 


J     28.7  .bring  ftrang.on  thee,the  terrib.oi  the  nati.  I  a  Cor.i-6.  made  us  able  rninifters  of  the  nevi^efla, 


30. 1 1. the  terrib.oi  the  nations  (hall  be  brought 
j  i.i2.terri6.of  the  nations  have  cut  him  off 
3  2.1 2.caufe — to  fall  the  terrible  of  the  nations 
DdB.2.3 1. the  form  thereof  was  terrible 

7.7a  fourth  beaft,dreadfull  and  terrible 
Joel  2 . 1 1  .day  of  the  Lord  is  great,and  very  terrib. 

3  i.and  the  temble  day  of  the  Lord  come 
Hub.  1 .7.  they  are  terrible  and  drcadfull 
Zeph.z.  1 1  .the  Lord  will  be  terrible  unto  them 
Heb.  1 2. 2 1  .fo  terrible  was  the  fight,  that  Mofes 

Cerrfblenerte. 
Deut.z6.S  .out  of  Egypt  with  great  ttmbknejfie 

1  Chr.  17.21.  a  name  of  greatnefle  and  teniblenefifie 
Jef.W.  1 6.thy  tcrribleneffe  hath  deceived  thee 

<£errtblp4 

I/i.2.i9.arifeth  to  make  femWy  the  earth     V.21. 
Nah.z.  3 .  fir-trees  (hall  be  terribly  (haken 

USerttffe. 
Job  3.  j.  let  the  blackneffe  of  the  day  terrifie  it 
9*3  4.and  let  not  his  fear  terrifie  me 
3  i.34.or  did  the  contempt  of  famine  ten  j/.me 

2  Cor.  io.p.not  feem  as  if  I  would  terrifie  you  by 

Cemfieo. 
Deut.  2  o.  3  .neither  be  terrified  becaufe  of  them 
Lu\.z  i.9.hear  of  wars  &  commoti.be  not  terrified 

24.37.but  they  were  terrijW  and  affrighted 
Pfcj/.i.28.in  nothing  terrifiedby  your  adverfaries 

^mtfiett. 
Job  7-i4.and  teryifiefi me  through  virions 

z  ebr.9.1  i.made  of  the  algum-trecs  terrifies  to  the 

Cetroor. 
Gen.  j  j.j .  £erro«rof  God  was  upon  the  cities 
Let).26.i6.willappoint  over  you,  terrour ,confum. 
Dear,  j  2.2  j.fwordwithout,&rerro«r  within  (hall 
34.1 2.ar.d  in  all  the  great  terrour  which  Mofes 
Jof.z.g.thzt  your  #»w  is  fallen  upon  us 


4.in  reading  of  the  old  tefiament, vihich 

Heb.7.zt.  Jefus,made  a  furety  of  a  better  tefiament 

9. 1  y  .he  is  the  Mcdiatour  of  the  new  tefiament 

tranfgreflions  that  were  under  the  firft  tefi} 

1 6 .where  a  t e/?.is,there  muft  alio  of  neccflity 

17. 3  tefiament  is  of  force  after  men  are  dead 

i8.neither  the  firft  teflam.was  dddic.without 

Rev,  1 1. 19.  feen  in  his  temple  the  ark  of  his  tefia. 

Cefktoz, 
Heb.^.i6.o{  neceflity  be  the  death  of  the  tefiator 
17. oi  noftreng.at  all  whileft  the  tejlatMyeth 
CeOiSc 
Naw.j  j.jo.one  witnefs  (hall  not  tefti.ag.zny  perf. 
Deut.S.19.1  tefiifie  againft  you  this  day,that  ye 
1 9. 1 6  .to  tefiU  againft  him  that  w  hich  is  wrong 
3 1. 2i. this  fong  (hall  tefiifie  againft  them 
3  2.4^.fet  your  hearts  to  all  the  words  that  I  te. 
Neb.9. 3 4. wherewith  thou, didft  tefii.  againft  them 
Job  1  j.tf.thme  own  lips  ie/ftjfoagainft  thee 
P/<z/.jo.  7.  and  I  will  tefiifie  Againft  thee 

8 1.8. 1  will  tefiifie  againft  thee,0  Ifrael 
/yi.59. 1 2.and  our  fins  tefiifie  againft  us 
Jrer.i4.7.though  our  iniquities  tcsTifie  againft  us 
Hof.  j.  j.pride  of  Ifrael  doth  leslifie  to  his  face 
Amos  3. 1 3. hear  ye,and  tefiifie  in  the  houfe  of  Jac. 
Micab  tf.j.O  my  people— tefiifie  againft  me 
l.u\e  1 6.28.that  he  may  tefiifie  unto  them,left 
John  2. 2f.  needed  not  that  any  (hould  fe/Z.of  man 
3.1 1.  and  tefiifie  that  we  have  feen 
y.39.theyare  they  which  tefiifie  of  me 
7 .7.me  it  haterh  ,  becaufe  I  tefiifie  of  it 
1  j. z6.  he  (hall  tefiifie  of  me 
/4c1  s  2.40. with  many  other  words  did  he  tefiifie 
lo.42.to  teftifiejhzt  it  is  he  which  was  ordain. 
zo.  24.  to  tefiifie  the  goipel  of  the  grace  of  God 
26  j.if  thty  would  tefiifie,that  after  the  moft 
Gal.  j.j.  I  tefi.  again  to  every  man  that  is  circum* 


1  /oi[)»4.i4.wehavefeen,and  do  tefiifie ^hat 
Kef.22.16.mine  angel  to  tefiifie  unto  you  th«fe 

18.I  tefiifie  unto  every  man  that  heareth  the 

SOTi.21.29.and  it  hath  been  teftifiedto  his  owner 
Deut. 19.18 .hzthtefiified h\(\j  againft  hisbrother 
Ruth  1. 2 1.  feeing  the  Lo.  hath  tcfiified  againft  me 

2  Sam.i,  16.  thy  mouth  hath  £e/%?ed  againft  thee 
2  I^is.  17. 1 3.  yet  the  Lord  tcfiified  againft  Ifrael 

1  j. 8c  his  teftimony  which  hz  tefii  fie  chg.dizm 
2  Cfcro.24.19.  and  they  testified  againft  them 
IVek.9.26. which  testified  againft  tnem,to  turn 

1  j.i  j.I  tefiifi.  againft  them  in  the  day  wherein 

2 1. then  I  testified  againft  them,and  faid 
/o&,4.39.for  the  faying  of  the  woman,whichte/?. 
44.Jcfus  himfelf  teslified,that  a  prophet  hath 
1 3.2  i.and  testified  and  faid,Verily,v£rily,I 
Acl.S.z  j-they,when  they  had  teftified8t  preached 
18.  %. tefiifie  A  to  the  Jews,that  Jefus  was  Chrift 
23.1  i.as  thou  haft  teflified of  me  at  Jerufalern 
28.  z^.tettified  the  kingdome  of  G.pcrfwading 
1  Cor.  i  j.  1 5. becaufe  we  haveteilifiedof  G6d 
1  T/;e/.4.6.as  we  alfo  have  forewarned  you,&£e#i. 
1  Tim.z.  6 .  to  be  teflified  in  due  time 
Heo.2.6.one  in  a  certain  place  teflified ,faying 
i  Pet.  1 . 1 1 .  when  it  testified  before-hand  the  fuffe. 
1  John  j.9.  which  he  hath  tesiifiedoi his  Son 
3  John  3 .  and  testified  of  the  truth  that  is  in  thee 

CeftigcDft. 
Wefo.9.2o.and  teUifiedsl  againft  them»  that  thou 
30.  teUifiedsl  againft  them  by  thy  fpirit 
Ceftffietri. 
H<//".7. 10.  pride  of  Ifrael  tefiifieth  to  his  face,and 
John  3.32  .what  he  hath  feen  &  heard,that  he  tcfti. 
21.24.  the  difciple  which  teHifi.oi  thefe  things 
Heb.7.  i7.for  he  tefiifietb,Thou  art  a  prieft  for  ever 
Kef.22.20.he  which  teHifieth  thefe  things,  faith 

SEcftSfgtng. 
.^c1.20.2l.«^bothto  the  Jews  &  Gent.repent. 
He6. 1 1.4.  that  he  was  righte.G.  teUify.oi  his  gifts 
1  Pet.$.iz.tefiiffmg,rhat  this  is  the  true  grace 

Ce&iatonp* 
£OT^.i6.34.1aid  it  up  before  the  tettimo.to  be  kept 
2  j.  1 6.the  tefiimony  which  I  ihall  give  thee 

Verfe  21. 
"22  .which  are  upon  the  ark  of  the  testimony 
16.3  3.  within  the  vail,the  ark  of  the  testimony 
34.mercy-feat  upon  the  ark  of  the  testimony 
27.2 1. without  the  vaiUwhich  is  before  the  test. 
30.6.before  the  vail, that  is  by  the  ark  of  the  tefi. 
before  the  mercy-feat,  that  is  over  the  testi. 
26.  anoint  the  ark  of  the  testimony  therewith 
36.put  it  before  the  testimony  in  the  tabernac. 
3 1.7.  the  ark  of  the  testimony  ,Sc%ht  mercy-feat 

i8.gave  to  Mofes — two  tables  of  testimony 
3  2. 1  J.  the  two  tables  oitefti.  were  in  his  hand 
34.29.with  the  two  tables  of  testi.in  Mof.band 
3  8.2 1. even  of  the  tab.pf  the  testimony, as  it  was 
3  9 . 3  j  .the  ark  of  the  testimony, and  the  ftaves 
40.3.  put  therein  the  ark  of  the  testimony 
j  .for  incenfe  before  the  ark  of  the  testimony 
20.and  put  the  testimony  into  the  ark 
21  .and  cqyered  the  ark  of  the  tefiimony 
Lev.i6.$  j  .cover  the  mercy-feat  that  is  on  the  tefii. 
24.3.without  the  vail  of  the  tefiim.  in  the  taber. 
Num.  1 .  jcappoint  the  Lev.over  the  tab.of  the  tefi. 
5  3  .pitch  round  about  the  tabern.  of  the  tefii. 
keep  the  charge  of  the  tab.of  the  tefiim. 
4.  J.  and  cover  the  ark  of  the  tefiimony  with  it 
7.89.  that  was  upon  the  ark  of  the  testimo.  from 
9.1  j. namely ,the  tent  of  the  testimony 
1  o.  1 1  .from  off  the  tabernacle  of  the  testimony 
I7.4.lay  them  up  before  the  tefiimony 

ioJbring  Aarons  rod  again  before  the  testim. 
/ofo.KJ.that'bear  the  ark  of  the  testimo.  that  they 
Ruth  4.7.and  this  was  a  testimony  in  Ifrael 

2  Kjne.  1 1  •  1  *  .and  gave  him  the  tefiimony,  and 
1Chro.z3.1x. 

Pfal.72.  j.he  eftabliflied  a  tefiimony  in  Jacob 
8 1.  j.this  he  ordained  in  Jofeph  for  a  testimony 
1 19.88. fo  (hall  I  keep  the  tefiimony  of  thy  truth 
1 22.4-unco  the  testimony  of  Ifrael,  to  give 
1 3  2.1  i-if  thy  children  keep  my  testimony 
lfa.S.  16.  bind  the  testimony,  feal  the  law  among 
20.  to  the  law,  and  to  the  testimony 

Mat.S.4jbav 


TES       T  ET 

j»fflf.8.4.tJi«  Mofes  commanded  for  a  teflimony  to 

Lulfe  y.14. 
10. 1 8.  for  a  teflimony  againft  them 

1.44.  commanded  for  a  tepmony  unto  them 
&  1 1.  under  your  feet  for  a  »/&».  againft  them 
Luke  9.  y. 
Z.«£e2  Li3.it  (hall  turn  to  you  for  &te[timony 
John  3.3  2.and  no  man  receiyetb  his  teflimony 
3  3. he  that  received  his  testimony  hath  fee 
8.17.  that  the  teflimony  of  two  men  is  true 

2  i.i4.we  know  that  his  teflimony  is  true 
Ails  1 3.t2.to  whom  alfo  he  gave  teflimony 

i4.3.which  gave  tefli.  to  the  word  of  his  grace 
as.i8.they  will  not  receive  the  teflim.concan. 

1  Cor.i.6£ven  as  theftj2ii*w»yin  Cbrift  was 

z.i.  declaring  unto  you  the  teflimony  of  God 
z  Cor.  1 .1  z.our  rejoicing  is  this,the  tcfl.of  our  conf. 

2  Tbef.i.  icbecaufe  our  #/2.among  you  was  belee. 
2  Tim.i.8.he  not  thou  afham.  of  the  tt/?.of  our  L. 
He&.3.y.fora  teflimony  of  thofe  things  which  were 

1 1 .  % .  before  his  tranfl  ation  he  had  this  tejlimo. 
Rev.  i.z.who  bare  record  of  the  teflim.  of  Jef.  Chr. 
I        9.and  for  the  teflimony  of  Jefus  Chrift 
^.o.and  for  the  teflimony  which  they  held 
1 1 .7.  when,  they  (hall  have  finiftied  their  teflim. 
1 2. 1 1  .and  by  the  word  of  their  teflimony 

1 7.  and  have  the  teflimony  of  Jefus  Chrift 
x  y.y.temp.of  the  tab.of  the  teft  .in  heav.was  op. 
i?.io.ofthy  brethren,thathave  the  tefl.of  Jefus 
the  tefli.  of  Jef.is  the  fpirit  of  prophefie 
©eftfatoniesf. 
Deitt.4.4 y  .thefe  are  the  teflimonies  and  ftatutes 
6. 1 7.  and  his  teflimonies  and  ftatutes  which  he 
2o.what  mean  the  teflimonies  and  ftatutes,& 
1 1  Kjng.z.  3  .to  keep  his  judgments  &  his  teflimonies 
1 1  K/fl-17-*  ?•  and  his  teflimonies  which  he  teftified 
23.3.10  keep  his  commandements  &  his  teflim. 

1  Chro.19.19.to  keep  thy  command,  thy  teflimonies 
N*J>.g.34.nor  hearkened  unto  thy  teflimonies 
Pfal.2f.10.  unto  fuch  askcep  his  teflimonies 
78.y6.and  k:pt  not  his  teflimonies 
91 .  y.thy  teflimonies  are  very  furc 
99.7.they  kept  his  teflimonies 
1  io.2.blefled  are  they  that  keep  his  teflimonies 
14.I  have  rejoyced  in  the  way  of  thy  teflim. 
22.for  I  have  kept  thy  teflimonies 
24-thy  teflimonies  are  my  delight 
3 1. 1  have  ftuck  unto  thy  tesTimonks 

3  ^.incline  my  heart  unto  thy  teflimonies 
46.I  wil  (peak  of  thy  teflimonies  before  kings 
yo.and  turned  my  feet  unto  thy  teflimonies 
79.thofe  that  have  known  thy  teflimonies 

'  9  y.but  I  will  confider  thy  teflimonies 
99-for  thy  teflimonies  are  my  meditation 

1 1  i.thy  teflimonMvit  I  taken  as  an  heritage 
1  iQ.therefore  I  love  thy  teflimonies 

1 2  f.that  I  may  love  thy  teflimonies 
1 29.  thy  teflimonies  are  wonderfull 

1 3  8.tefl.  that  thou  haft  commanded  are  righ. 


TH  A 


T  H  A 


T  H  A        TH  A 


3  3.W*  do  good  to  you,what  thank,  have  ye 
34.of  whom  ye  hope  to  receive, what  ri?.have 


1  dwu6.4.and  to£feu»£andpraife  the  Lord 

7.delivered  firft  this  pfalm  to  thank,  the  Lord 

2  3 .  3  o.  to  ftand  every  morn,  to  thank,  the  Lord 

29. 1 3. we  thank,  thee,  and  praife  thy  glori.name 

Dam.z.zj.1  thank,  thee,and praife  thee.O  thou 

Mat.  1  i.2y.I  thank,  thee,0  Father,  Lor.of  heaven 

Luke  10.21. 

Luke  17.9.  doth  he  thank,  that  ferv.  becaufe  he  did 

18. 1  i.God,I  thank  thee,that  I  am  not  as  other 

/ofc.U.4i.Fath.I  rto^thee,  that  thou  haft  heard 

flflW.i.8.fjrft,I  thank,my  God  through  Jefus  Chr. 

7.ij.Ithank,God  through  Jelus  Chr.  our  Lord 

1  Cor.  1.4.1  thank  ray  God  alwaies  on  your  behalf 

14.I  thank,  God,that  I  baptized  none  of  you 

1 4. 1 8 .1  thank.  my  G  .1  fpeak  with  tongues  more 

Phil.i.  i.ltbank,my  God  upon  every  rcmembr. 

1  Thef. z.ij.fot  this  caufe  alfo  thank,  we  God 

2  Thef.i.^.vie  are  bound  to  thank,  God  alwayes 

1  Ttm.i.iz.1  thank,  Chrift  Jefus  our  Lord,who 

2  Tim.i .3.1  thank,  God,whom  I  ferve  from  my 
Pbilem.4.1  thanktay  God,making  mention 

©ljanfe=#W»g,See  $>UsttnQ. 

djanfeeu, 
a  5dW.  i4«22.bowed  himfelf,and  thanked  the  king 
Acls  18.1  y.he  thanked God,and  took  courage 
Rom.6.17.  but  God  be  thanked*  that  ye  were  ferv. 

©rjankfull. 
Pfd.100.4bt  thankfull  unto  him,&  blefle  his  na. 
K«/a.i.2i.glorifi.himnot  as  G.  nei.  \tttethankfull 
Col.$.i  y .called  in  one  body,and  be  ye  thank/nil 

«  (StjanUfulnetfe. 

Alls  i4.3.moft  noble  Felix,with  all  thankfulnejje 

Mantling. 
2  Chro.%.  1 3 .  to  be  heard  in  praifing  &  in  thanking 

<jrjank=w)0£tt)t> 
x  Pet.t.igSot  this  is  thank-VDOrthy  yif  a  man  for 


9  J.s.let  us  come  before  his  face  with  thank*,  it 
ioo.4.enter  into  his  gates  with  thanks-giving    ' 
107.22.  facrifice  the  lacrifices  of  than\s-<iivinv 
1 16.17.I  will  offer  to  thee  thc.facri.of  thanks-g 
147-7-fing  unto  the  Lord  with  tbanks-givmt 
ija.11.1  .thank*-gmng#nd  the  voice  of  melody 
/ei.30.19.  outof  them  (hall proceed  than\\Jlvlm 
Amos  4.y.offer  a  facrifice  oithank,s-e.mih  leavm 
Jonah  2.9.facri.  to  thee  with  the  voice  of  thanhs-e 
2  Cor.4.1  y.  through  the  thanks-giving  of  many    °* 
9. 1  i.eaufeth,  through  us,  thanks-giving  to  God 
Pfo/.4.6.by  prayer  and  fupplication,with  thanhs-a 
Co/.2.7.abounding  therein  with  thanks-giving 
4. 2,watch  in  the  fame  with  thanks-giving 

1  2wa.4_3.to  be  received  with  thanks-giving 

4.ifitbe  received  with  thanks-aving 
Rev.j.  1 2.  and  thanks- giving,md  honour  be  to  our 

€ljan!30.=git)(ngfif. 
Neb.i  i.27.both  with  thanks-gmngs,  &  with  fin- 

2  f  o>\9. 1 2.  abundant  alfo  by  many  thanks-gi.to  G 


Eqra  3.1 1  .they  fung  toge.in  praifing  &  giving  tb. 
Neb.  1 2. 3 1  .appointed  two  comp.  that  gave  ibankj 
3  8. other  compa.  that  gave  thanks  went  over 
40.  fo  (rood  the  two  compa.that  gave  thanks 
Dan.6.  io.and  gave  thanks  before  his  God,  as 
Matth.26.17.  he  took  the  cup,and  gave  thanks 

Luke  22.17. 
Mark,  8 .6. took  the  feven  loaves,and  gave  thanks 

14.23.when  he  had  given  thankj}ht  gave  it 
Luke  2.38.gave  Ste^likewife  unto  the  Lord 
i7.i<5.giving  him  thank,S}Znd  he  was  a  Samar. 
2  2. 19.be  took  bread,and  gave  thank,* 
John  6.1 1.  when  he  had  given  thank,*,  he  diftribut. 

ij.after  that  the  Lord  had  given  thank* 
Afts  27.3  y.  he  took  bread,  and  gwetbank,*  to  G. 
J?flw.i4.6.for  he  giveth  God  thanks 

he  eateth  not,and  giveth  God  thank* 
1  Cor.i  i.24»when  he  had  given  thanks,  be  brake  it 
14.16.fay  Amen  at  thy  giving  ottbankj 

17 Sot  thou,verily,  giveft  thank.*  well,but 
1  j.J7.but  thank,*  De  t0  God»which  giveth  us 


44.righteoufneffeofthytf^i.  is  everlafting  I  aC0j-.i.ii.fta|tf  maybegivenbymany  on  our 


1 46.and  I  (hall  keep  thy  teftimomes 
1  y  a.  concerning  thy  teflimen.  I  have  known 
1  $7.yet  do  I  not  decline  from  thy  teflimonies 
1  ^7.my  foul  hath  kept  thy  teflimonies 
168. 1  have  kept  thy  precepts  and  thy  teflimo. 
7er.44.23.nor  walked  in  his  teflimonies 

©etrarclj. 
.W<tf.i4.i.Herod  iht? etmih  heard  of  the  fame  of 
Luke  3.i.andHerod  being  Tetrarcb  of  Galilee 

and  his  brother  Philip  Tetrarcb  of  Iturea 
1 9. Herod  the  tetrarcb  being  reproved  by 
9«7.Herod  the  7Y£!W.heard  of  all  that  was  done 
Ails  1 3.  ...brought  up  with  Herod  the  Tetrarcb 

4&tVl*tree. 
Ifa.6. 1 3. as  a  r^tree,&  as  an  oak,whofe  fubftan. 


Mat.  10.3  .Lebbeus,whofe  furname  viistbaddeus 
Mark.  3.  i8.and  Tbaddeit5,8c  Simon  the  Canaanite 


[  Gen.z  x.24.Reumah  bare— Tbabajb,  and  Maachab 
Chamalj. 

l&QVi ».  J  3. the  children  otThamah 

®hanfe. 
I  Lttkjt  6.3  i^which  love  you,what  thank,  have  ye 


2.>4.now  thank*  be  to  G.which  alwaies  caufeth 
8.1  <S.but  thank,*  be  to  God,  which  put  the  fame 
9. 1  y .  thank.*  be  to  God  for  his  unlpeakable  gift 
Ephef.1.4,  but  rather  giving  of  thank,* 

2  o.giving  o(tbank,s  alwaies  for  all  things 
Col.i.ii.  giving  tbank.*anto  the  Father 

3 .  i7.giving  thank.*  to  God,and  the  Fath.by  him 
1  Thef.^.^.vth&t  thank.* can  we  render  to  G.  again 
1  Tim.z.  1  .&  giving  of  thanks  be  made  for  all  men 
Heb.  13.1  y .giving  thank}  to  his  name 
&&.4.9.and  thanks  to  him  that  fat  on  the  throne 
Give  <&\)mb8,  See  (Bfc*. 
.(Pjantifcsfotag. 
Lev.7, 1 2.if  he  offer  it  for  a  thankf-giving 

offer  with  the  facrif.of  tbank*-g.  unleav. 
1 3 .  with  the  facrifice  oitbank}-giving,oi  his 
1  y.peace-off.  for  thanks-giving,  (hall  be  eaten 
2  2.19.  when  ye  will  offer  a  facrif.  of  tbank*-giv. 
Neb.  1 1. 1 7.10  begin  the  thanks-giving  in  prayer 
1 2.8.wfakh  was  over  the  than\*-g.  he  &  his  bre. 
46.  fongs  of  praife  and  tbank,s-giving  unto 
P/d/.2tj.7.may  publiih  with  the  voice  of  thanks-gi. 
yo.i4.offerunto  God  thankj-giving 
69.30.I  will  magnifie  him  with  thanks-giving 


Luke  3.j4.which  wasthefon  oiThara 

€l>arfl)i{h. 
1  ICwf.10.22.king  had  at  fea  a  navie  oiTharJhifh 
once  in  3.  yeers  came  the  navie  of  Thar 
22.48.  Jehoihaphat  made  (hips  of  Tbavfhifl,  to  ' 

1  Cbro.y.ioXons  of  Bilhan ;  — Zethau,&  Tharfl, 
Gtyat.  ;  ' 

Gen.  1  -4.God  faw  the  light  that  it  was  good 

lo.God  faw  that  it  was  good     Ver.  1 2  18 

2. 3. becaufe  that  in  it  he  had  relied 
1  i.that  is  it  which  compaffeth  the  whole  >a 
1  s.the  gold  of  that  land  is  good 
1 7.in  the  day  that  thou  eateft  thereof,  thou 
19.  that  was  the  name  thereof 

3 . 1 1 .  that  thou  (houl  deft  not  eat 
t3.whatis  this  that  thou  haft  done 

18 . 2  ^that  be  far  from  thee  to  do  after  this 

30.3  3.fto  (hall  be  accounted  ftollen 
EX0&.30.1 8. make  like  unto  ffo^to  fmell  thereto 

34.34.C.W  which  he  was  commanded 
Lev .6.  j.or  all  that  about  which  he  hath  fworn 
10.20.when  Mofes  heard  tbat„he  was  content 

I4'8.wamhimfelfinwater,rtohemaybeciean 
26.44.yet  for  all  that,v,hen  they  be  in  the  land 
Num.6. 21  .be fides  that  that  his  hands  (hall  get 
22.20.  that  (halt  thou  do 

24.13.  that  willlfpeake 
3  2. 24.de  that  which  hath  proceeded  out  of 

Judg.  8.  3.  when  hee  had  faid  that 

11.36.  according  to  that  which  hath  proceeded 
21.2y.did  that  which  was  right  in  his  own 

1  &«».9.24.beholdJ  that  which  is  left,fet  it  before 

13.14.  not  kept  that  which  the  Lord  coalman. 
2  i.9.if  thou  wilt  take  that,  take  it 
24.i9.for  that  thou  haft  done  unto  me  this  day 
30.23.withito  which  the  Lord  hath  given  us 
3 1.1 1. heard  of  that  which  the  Philift.had  done 

2  Sam.i  2. %.if  that  had  been  too  little,  I  would 
19.tf.in  that  thou  loved  thine  enemies 

7.then  all  the  evill  that  befell  thee  from 

2  i.i4performed  all  that  the  king  commanded 
24.10.I  have  finned  greatly  in  that  I  have  done 

24.of  that  which  doth  coft  me  nothing 

1  K'«.  14.8.  todo  that  only  wch  was  right  in  mine 

2  2C.Mg-4.2y.behold,yonderis  that  Shunamice 

i4.6.according  to  that  which  was  written  in 
1  y-3.he  did  that  which  was  right  in  the  fight 

accord.to  all  that  his  fath.Ama2.had  done 
19.zo.that  which  thou  haft  prayed  to  me  agai. 
1  Cfo"0.4.io.granted  him  that  which  he  requefted 
i  Cbro.6.\%.tbat  which  thou  haft  promifed  him 

Verfei6. 
28.  1.  Ahax  didnottjbdf  which  was  right  in  the 

3  y.26.  according  tothat  which  was  written  in 
E%ra  6.o.that  which  they  hare  need  of,both  young 

7.18.  that  do  after  the  will  of  your  God 
Job  3.ay.  that  which  I  was  afraid  of  is  come  to  me 
1  y.  1 7. that  which  I  have  feen  I  will  declare 
20.20.he  dial  not  fave  of  that  which  he  defired 
23. 1 3.  what  his  foul  defireth,  even  that  he  doth 
34.3  z.that  which  I  fee  not,teach  thou  me 
Pfal.z 4.6. that  feek thy  face,0  Jacob.  Selah 
Z7. ^.tbat  will  I  feek  after,  that  I  may 
69.4.I  reftored  that  which  I  took  not  away 
i  o.  that  was  to  my  reproach  {     J 

Eccief.i.9-^'t>?: 


THA        THA 

Ecclef.  i.p.thing  that  hath  been,it  is  that  w**  (halbe 

that  which  is  done  is  that  which  (hall  be 

I  j.tfeJt  which  is  crooked  cannot  be  made  ftt. 

that  which  is  wanting  cannot  be  numb. 

a.  j.what  was  that  good  for  the  fons  of  men 

i  i.even  that  which  hath  been  already<done 
j.  9.  in  that  wherein  he  laboured? 
1  j.  that  which  hath  been,is  now 

that  which  is  to  be,hath  already  been 
God  requireth  that  which  is  paft 
y.4.  pzythat  which  thou  haft  vowed 
8.7«he  knoweth  not  that  which  (hall  be 
j.j.all  things  zte  are  done  under  the  fun 
!i.6.either  this  or that,ot  whether  they  both 
jfij,i7.8.nei.  (hall  refpect  that  which  his  fing.  have 
1 1  .io.that  which  I  have  heard  of  the  L.of  hofts 
f  1.1 5.  that  which  had  not  been  told  them  (hall 
tf><«  which  they  had  not  heard,  (hall  they 
yy.i  i.fo  (hall  my  word  be  that  goeth  forth 
Jif.i  y.4-for  rte  which  he  did  in  Jerufalem 
37.1  y.for  they  had  made  fte  the  prifon 
4<j.4.tbat  which  I  have  built  will  I  break  down 
&  that  which  I  have  planted  I  wil  pluck 
Dttt.6.il.that  Dan.which  is  of  the  chil.of  the  cap. 
1  i.j«5.for  that  that  is  determined  (hall  be  done 
Zech.it. 9. that  that  dietb,let  it  die 

&  that  that  is  to  be  cut  off,  let  it  be  cut 
Mat .  1 .  zo.for  that  which  is  conceived  in  her  is  of 
8.i8,fo  that  no  man  could  paffe  by  that  way 
^.ri.woman  was  made  whole  from  that  hour 

16.  fame  hereof  went  abroad  into  all  that  la.  _ 
10. 1  y  .more  tolerab.for  Sod.-then  for  that  city  \ 
Mai\6.i\ 

1  3 .  1 2.  be  taken  away,  even  that  he  hath 

44-felleth  all  that  he  hath,  and  buyeth  that 
1 5. 1 1 .  not  that  w  hich  goeth  into  the  mouth 

18.  was  made  whole  ftomtbat  very  hour 
18.32.  I  forgave  thee  all  that  debt 
10.7.  that  (hall  ye  receive 

2  3 .  3 .  they  bid  you  obferve,  that  obferve  and  do 
24.46  .bleffed  is  that  ferv.whom  his  Lord,when 

48  .but,and  if  that  evill  fervant  (hall  fay 
yo.the  Lord  of  that  fervant  (hall  come 

in  an  hour  that  he  is  not  aware  of 
2  y.zp.taken  away,even  that  which  he  hath 
26. 1  *•  in  that  (he  hath  powred  this  oyntment 

y  y.in  that  fame  hour  faid  Jefus  to  the 
S7.4.in  thatl  have  betrayed  the  innocent  blond 
what  is  that  to  us  ?  fee  thou  to  that 
9.  the  price  of  him  that  was  valued 
iJfic2.z4.why  do  they— that  which  is  not  lawful 
4.1  y.taketh  away  the  word  that  was  fowen  in 
y.zo.that  w,h  cometh  out  of  the  aamthat  defil. 
1 5. 1  x.whstfoev.lhall  be  given  you  in  t hat  hour 
that  fpeak  ye :  for  it  is  not  ye  that  fpeak 
Litfe  1 .3  y  .alfo  that  holy  thing  w  hich  (hall  be  born 
2.24.  according  to  that  which  is  faid  in  the  law 
4.6.  for  that  is  delivered  unto  me 
f  .2$ .  and  took  up  that  whereon  he  lay 
6.2.why  do  ye  that  which  is  not  law  full  to  do 
8.1 8. even  that  which  he  feemeth  to  have 
10.z1.that  thou  haft  hid  thefe  things  from  the 

4  2  .and  Mary  hath  chofen  that  good  part 
1  i.40.he  that  made  that  which  is  without 

make  t hat  which  is  within  alfo 
1 2.4.  have  no  more  that  they  can  do 
4  y.if  that  fervant  fay  in  his  heart,  My  Lord 
45.  Lord  of  that  fervant  will  come  in  a  day 
47.tbat  fervant  which  knew  his  Lords  will 
1  $.14.  there  arofe  a  mighty  famine  in  that  land 
16. 1  i.not  been  faithful  in  that  which  is  anotb. 
iy  .for  that  which  is  highly  efteemed  among 
1 7.9. doth  he  thank  that  fervant  becaufe  he 
icwe  have  done  that  which  was  our  duty  to 
34.  in  that  night  there  (hall  be  two  men  in 
19.2 1  .takeft  up  that  thou  laideft  not  down 

and  reaped  that  thou  didft  not  fow 
i2.taking  up  that  that  I  laid  not  down 
xfi.even  that  he  hath  (hall  be  taken  away 
20.18.  whofoever  (hall  fall  upon  that  ftone 
23.7.affoon  as  he  knew  that  he  belonged  to  He. 
48.  the  people  that  came  togeth.  to  that  fight 
!    24".  1 2.  at  that  which  was  come  to  paffe 
John  1  8  .he  was  not  that  Light,  but  wis  fent 

to  bear  witneffe  of  that  Light 


THA        THA 

*}.  that  was  the  true  Light 
3. 10.  then  that  which  is  worfe 
$,6.tbat  which  is  born  of  the  flefli  is  flelh 

that  which  is  born  of  the  fpiritis  fpirit 
u.wee fpeak  that  w$& do  know    • 

and  teiftifie  that  We^hWfr'feeri 
4.18.  in  that  faidft  thoa  truly 
37.  herein  is  that  faying  true 
3  8  .to  reap  that  whereon  ye  beftowed  no  lab., 
3  9  .he  told  me  all  that  ever  I  did 
y  ii  2.  what  man  is  ifezif  which  faid  to  thee,Take 
6.27.  but  for  ffrjtf  meat  Which dureth  toeverla. 
32.Mofesgaveyenot  t^bread  fromheav.1 
48. 1  am  that  bread  of  life 
ytfithis  is  that  bread  which  came  down  from 
8.38.I  fpeak  that  which  I  have  feen  with  my  Fa. 
ye  do  that  which  ye  have  feen  with  your 
1  I'.llit  was  that  Mary  which  anointed  the  Lord 
4.  when  Jefus  heard  that,he  faid,This  fitkn. 
29.affoon  as  (he  heard  that, (he  arofe^ji'iickly' 
49.  being  the  high  prieft  that  fame  yeer 
5  i-.b'ut  being  high'prieft  that  fame  yeer,'he 

that  Jefus  (hould  die  for  that  nationi 
y  2.  and  not  for  that  nation  only 
gath.togeth.in  one  the  chil.of  G.that  were 
13.27.  that  thou  doft,  do  quickly 
1 4. 1  j. that  will  I  do,  that  the  Father  may  be 
16.13.  that  (hall  he  fpeak 

19.  what  is  this  that  hee  faith 
I9.8.when  Pilate  heard  that  faying,he  wis. 
I3.when  Pilate  heard  that  faying,he;brought 
27  .from  that  hour  that  difciple  took  her 
3 1. (for  that  fabbath  day  was  an  high  day) 
20.8 .  then  went  in  alfo  that  other  difciple 
zt.f.that  night  they  caught  nothing 
22.  What  is  that  to  thee  ?  felloW  thou  me 
2 3. that  that  difciple  (hould  not  die 
that  he  tarry,  til  I  come,what  is  that' to  thee 
AUs.uio.that  field  is  called— Aceldama 

that  is  to  fay,  The  field  of  bloud 
2.16.  this  is  that  which  was  fpoken  by  the  pro. 
36.God  hath  made  that  fame  J«fus  w  hom  ye 
j.io.at  that  which  happened  unto  him  * 
4.2i.glorified  God  for  that  which  was  done 
24.when  they  heard  tbat3  they  lift  up  their 
5.2 1. when  they  heard  ite,they  entred  into  the 
3  3. when  they  heard  that,they  were  cut  to  the 
7.37.  this*  is  that  w  hich  Mofes  faid 
io.l7.tbat  word  (I  fay) "you  know,  Which  was 
1 6. 1 2.  the  chief  city  of  iffeiPpart  of  Macedonia 
we  were  in  that  city  abiding  certain  days 
19. 9.  fpake  evill  of  that  way  before  themultit. 

2 3 .arofe  no  fmall  ftir  about  that  way 
2  2.1 1.  being  led  by  the  hand  of  them  mm  were 
24.22.having  more  perfect  knowl.oftfertway 
Rom.  i.ij.becaufe  that  Which  may  lie  known  of  G. 
4. 1 8.  according  to  that  which  was  fpoken 
6.io.in  that  he  died,he  died  unto  fin 

in  that  he  liveth,he  liveth  uritq'God 
7.6-that  being  dead  wherein  we  were  held 
1 3.  was  then  that  Which  is  good  made  death 
working  death  in  me  by  that  which  is  g. 

1  y.  that  which  I  do,  I  allow  not 

that  do  I  not  5  but  what  I  hate3fte  do  I 
i6\ifthen  I  do  that  which  I  would  not 
1 8. in  mt(that  is,  in  my  fle(h)  dwelleth  no 

to  perform  that  which  is  good,!  find  not 
i9.the  good  that  I  would,  I  do  not 

the  evill  which  I  would  noi-fhat  do  I 
1 2.a.prove  what  is  that  good— will  of  God 
16.19.  wife  unto  that  which  is  good 
1  Cor.  y .  13  .from  among  your  fel ves  that  wick.perf. 
6.8. and  defraud,and  that  your  brethren 
io.^.that  followed  them,&  that  Rock  Was  Chr. 
i9.idol  is  any  thing?  or  that  which  is  offered 
30.for  that, for  which  I  give  thanks 
1 1.23.  that  which  alfo  I  delivered  unto  you 

2  8. eat  of  that  bread,  and  drink  of  t  hat  cup 
1 3. 10. when  that which  is  perfect  is  come 

that  which  is  in  part  (hall  be  done  away 
14.21  .yet  for  all  that  w ill  they  not  hear  me 
iy.37.  and  that  which  thou  foweft 

thou  foweft  i^ot  that  body  tbatttiatt  be 
$6.tbat  was  hot;  fitft  which  isfpiriuialUbut 
that  which  is  natu.&  after, that  which  is 
16. 1 7.  that  which  wa6  lacking  on  your  part 


THA       THE 

2  Cer.i.  24.  not  for  that  we  have  domini.  over  you 
3,1  r.if  that  which  was  done  away  was  glorious 
8.1  \.thatns  there  was  a  readineffe  to  will 
i2;accepted  according  to  that  a  man  hath 
and  not  according  to  that  hi.  hath  not 
1 1.1  i.but  what  I  do,that  I  willdo,thatI  may 
i74bat  which  I  fpeak,  I  fpeak  it  not  after  the 
Gal.6.7.  that  (hall  he  alfo  reap 
Ephcf,  1.2  i.every  name  that  is  named,  notonly  in 

2.1 1. by  that  which  is  called  the  circumcifion 
Phil.$:x  z.that  I  may  apprehend  that  for  which  I 
i'Tbtf.}.io. might  perfect  that  which  is  lacking 

f.zi.  hold  fall  that  which  is  good 
t  Titn:<±&. having  promifebf  the  life  that  now  is 
and  oitbat  which  is  to  come 
6.2o.keep  that  which  is  committed  to  thy  truft 
Pfeta.S.to  enjoyn  thee  that  which  is  convenient 

18.  put  that  on  mine  account 
Heb. 2 .  j  8 1  in  that  he  himfelf  hath  fuffered 
y.7.  was  heard,  in  that  he  feared 
6.i9,whichencreth  into  that  within  the  vail 
-8.1 3.  in  that  he  faith,  A  new  covenant 

now  that  which  decayeth  &  waxeth  old 
1 1.6  ,'rewarder  of  them  'that  diligently  feefe  him 
1 2.20.coiild  not  endure  that  which  was  comm. 
13.17.for  that  is  unprofitable  for  you 
Jamu  4. 1  y.we  (hall  live,and  do  this  or  that 
1  P#.3.i,3.who  ishetbat  will  harm  you 

if  yc  be  followers  of  that  which  is  good 

1  fohni.i.lbat  which  was  from  the  beginning 
I.  that  which  we  have  feen  and  heard,declare 

z.z^Xtttkat  therefore  abide  in  you 

"if  that  which  ye  have  heard  from  the  begin. 

2  John :  y. 'that  we  love  one  another 

3  fob.  1 1  .foll.not  that  which  is  evil,but  that  which 
that  doth  good  is  of  G.but  he  that  doth 

Kev.z.z^.tbdt  which  ye  have  already, hold  faft  till 

.     After  m)tt,S<zt%tttx. 
■Cbat  day,  See  JDag. 
Cljat  Man,  See  $S$m. 
Chat  place,  See  |Mace« 
So  ®bat>Ste  £&o. 
<®hat/o«/,  See  g>ottI. 
.  C^at  thing,  See  CbJriS' 
Cfjat  time,  See  Ctme, 

B  Cheatre, 

Aft.  19. 29.ru(hed  w  ith  one  accord  into  the  theatre 
3  i.not  adventure  himfelf  into  the  theatre 
Cljebej. 
^««^.9.yc>.then  went  Abimelech  to  Thebe^ 

encamped  againft  Thebe^and  took  it 
2  Sttm.ti.zi .  that  he  died  va.*tbefo\ 

Wbfkv 

Gen.y. i.fox  thee  have  I  feen  righteous  before  me 

1 7. 2  Any  covenant  bet  ween  me  and  thee 
's  Verfe  7. 

and  will  multiply  thee  exceedingly 
22.17.  that  inblefiing  I  will  bleffe  thee 
23.1  i.my  lord,hear  me,the  field  give  I  thee 

&  the  cave  that  is  therein,I  give  ir  thee 
pref.  of  the  fons  of  my  peo.  give  I  it  thee 
3 1 .44  be  for  a  witneffe  between  me  and  thee 
1 48.1s  a  witneffe  between  me  and  thee 
49.  Lord  watch  between  me  and  thee 
yo.  fee,  God  is  witneffe  betwixt  me  and  thee 
y  t  .Which  I  have  caft  betwixt  me,and  thee 
3  9.9.kept  back  any  thing  from  me  but  thee 
/(»/.i;4.6,eoncerning  me  &  thee  in  Kadefh-barnea 

1  Sam.B.f.fot  they  have  not  rejected  thce,but 
20.42.  the  Lord  be  between  me  and  thee 

2  Sam.iS.i  1 . 1  would  have  given  thee  ten  (hekels 
1 2.the  king  charged  thee,  &  Abi(hai,&  Ittai 

P/^.86.i4.have  hot  Cettbee before  them 
E\el^.i9^.ihee,  and  all  the  fifh  of  thy  rivers 
Mat.  17.27.give  unto  them  for  me  and  thee 
zy. 37. when  faw  we  theem  hungred,&  fed  thee 
or  thirfty,and  gave  thee  drink 
38.when  faw  vtethee  a  ftrang.&  took  thee  in 
or  naked,  and  clothed  thee 
3  9.  when  faw  wee  thee  fick,or  in  prifon 

and  came  unto  thee 
44,  when  faW  we  tb'ee  ah  hiirigred,  or  a  thirft 
Lu\e  14-9.  he  chat  bade  thee  and  him,  come  &  fay 
Rom.  1 1 . 1 8.beareft  not  the  root,but  the  r6ot  thee 
2 1. take  heed,left  he  alfo  fpare  not  thee 

Above 


I 


THE       THE 


Above  Cfyee. 
Dent,  z  8.43  .fliall  get  up  above  thee  very  high 

About  Chee< 
Job  1 1 . 1 8.  yea,  thou  (halt  dig  about  rfee 
.rA.26.20.and  ftiut  thy  doors  about  thee 
/c/,.46.i4.fword  (hall  devour  round  about  thee 

49. J. from  all  thofe  that  be  about  thee 

E\ekj.  j.  1  i.fall  by  the  fword  round  about  thee 

i4.among  the  nations  that  are  round  ab.thee 

1 5.aftoni(hm.  to  the  nations  round  abo.  thee 

Lu\(e  19.4?.  enemies  (hall  caft  a  trench  about  thee 

Ails  1  z.8.caft  thy  garm.  about  thee3  &  follow  me 

After  fljhee. 
Gen.17.7.  and  to  thy  feed  after  thee    Ver.8j93io. 
Chap.j  j.i  z. 
48.4.give  this  land  to  thy  feed  after  thee 
De/tf.4.40.go  well— with  thy  children  after  thee 

Chap.  1  2.2  y,i8. 
jfudg.$.  i4.aftcr  thee  Benjamin,among  thy  people 
Ruth  i.i6.returnfrom  follow ing after  thee 

4. 4,  and  I  am  after  thee 
z  Sam.j.  1  z.and  fet  up  thy  feed  after  thee 
1  King.  1 .  J  4 .  f.  alfo  will  come  in  after  thee,zni 

j.i2.neith.  afterffee  (hall  any  arife like  to  thee 
1  Chro.  17. 1  i.that  I  will  raife  op  thy  feed  after  thee 
z  Chro.  1 . 1  i.any  after  thee  have  the  like 
fob  39.10.or  will  he  harrow  the  valleys  after  thee 
Pfal.^z.i.fo  panteth  my  foul  after  thee,0  God 
(?3.8.my  foul  followeth  hard  after  thee 
143 .6.my  foul  thirtieth  after  thee  as  a  thirfty 
C<J»M.4.draw  me,we  will  run  after  thee 
Ifa.4^.  i4.they  fliall  come  after  thee  in  chains 
Jet.  i2.6.they  have  called  a  multitude  after  thee 
Dan.z.19. after  thee  (hall  arife  another  kingdome 
Hof.f. S.ayed  aloud  at  Beth-av.after  tbee}0  Ben. 

AgainU  t&tyt, 
Exo.  1  f  .7.  overthro.  them  that  rofe  up  againft  thee 

23.29.beaA:  of  the  field  multiply  againft  thee 
Num.zo.iS.come  out  againft  thee  with  the  fword 

2i.7.for  we  have  fpoken  againft  thee 
Deu.6.1  ganger  of  the  L.thy  G.be  kindl.agai.rfej 
1 y to.he  cry  unto  the  Lord  againft  thee 
10.  i  2.but  will  make  war  againft  thee 
23.4.becaufe  they  hired  againft  thee  Balaam 
24.1  $. left  he  cry  againft  thee  unto  the  Lord 
28.7.enemjes  that  rife  up  againft  thee  to  be  fm. 
come  out  againft  thee  one  way,and  flee 
48.which  the  Lord  (hall  fend  againft  thee ' 
49  bring  a  nation  againft  thee  from  far 
31.26.be  there  for  a  witnefle  againft  thee 
Jiidg-9.1  %'  ^v  fortifie  the  city  againft  thee 

3  3  .people  that  is  with  him  come  out  ag.rfee 
io.io.faying,Wehave  finned  againftffee 
1 1. 27.I  have  not  finned  3gainft  thee 

1  &««.io.4.becaufe  he  hath  not  finned  againft  th. 
24.1 1. and  I  have  not  finned  againft  thee 

2  Sam.  1.  16.  for  thy  mouth  hath  teftified  ag.  thee 

1 1.1 1. 1  will  raife  up  evill  againft  thee  out  of 
18.31  .of  all  them  that  rofe  up  againft  thee 
3 1 .  &  all  that  ri(e  againft  thee  to  do  thee  hurt 

1  IO»'8'3  3-bccaufe  they  have  finned  againft  thee 

Ver.3f.  2Ckr.6.z4,z6. 

46.1 1  they  fin  againft  tbeeffot  there  is  no  man 

zChr.6.^6. 

5o.forgive  thy  peop.that  have  finned  ag.ffee 

2Cfeo.tf.j9. 

wherein  they  have  tranfgrefled  ag.  thee 

20.22.Kin2  of  Syria  will  come  up  againft  thee 

2  'King.  1 9 .9.  he  is  come  out  to  fight  againft  thee 
2  Chro.14. 1  i.let  not  man  prevail  againft  thee 

18.22.L0rd  hath  fpoken  evill  againft  thee 
lo.i.cometh  a  great  multitude  againft  thee 
3  y.i  i.I  come  not  againft  thee  this  day 

Ne&.i.ef.which  we  have  finned  againft  thee 

7,  we  have  dealt  very  corruptly  againft  thee 
9.26\and  they  rebelled  againft  thee 

Job  7. 20.  fet  me  as  a  mark  againft  thee 
1  i.y.and  open  his  lips  againft  thee 
1  j.tf.thineownlipsteftifie  againft  thee 
42.7.my  wrath  is  kindled  againft  thee 

PfaLf. 10.  they  have  rebelled  againft  thee 
21. 1  i.they  intended  evill  againfttfe* 
4 1 .4.for  I  have  finned  againft  thee 
- "  50.7.and  I  will  teftifie  againft  thee 
ji.4.againftxfee  only  have  I  finned 
j  3.  j.bones  of  him  that  encamped  againft  tbee 


THE         THE 

74. 2  3  .tumult  of  thofe  that  rife  up  againft  thee 
83.f.they  are  confederate  againft  thee    _ 
1 1 9. 1 1  .that  I  might  not  fin  againft  thee 
139.20.they  fpeak againft  thee  wickedly 
a  i.with  thofe  that  rife  up  againft  thee 
Ecclef  io#4.fpirit  of  the  ruler  rife  up  againft  the 
//rf.7.  J.hath  taken  evill  counfell  againft  thee 
1  o.24.(hall  lift  up  his  ftaffe  againft  thee 
jp.J.I  will  encamp  againft  tbee  round  about 
lay  fiegc  againft  tbee  with  a  mount 
and  I  will  raife  forts  againft  thee 
41. 1 1.  all  they  that  were  incenfed  againft  the 
12.  they  that  war  againft  thee  fhalbe  as  noth. 
54. 1  j.  whofoever  (hall  gather  together  ag.  thee 
17.  no  weap.  that  is  formed  zg.tbee  fhal  prof, 
every  tongue  that  fliall  rife  againft  thee 
Jem.iy.  and  they  fliall  fight  againft  thee 

but  they  (hall  not  prevail  againft  tbee 
tf.23.as  men  for  warag.rfee30  daught.of  Zion 
1 1. 1 7. hath  pronounced  evill  againft  thee 
i4.7.we  have  finned  againft  thee         Ver.10. 
1 y .6.ftretch  out  mine  hand  againft  thee 

20.  and  they  (hall  fight  againft  tbee 
21. 13.  behold,I  amag.ffee,  Oinhabit.of  the 
22.7.I  will  prepare  deftroyers  againft  tbee 
37.1 8. what  have  I  offended  againft  thee 
3  8. 22.and  have  prevailed  againft  thee 
jo.3 1  .behold,I  am  ag.ffee>0  thou  moft  proud 

42.1ikea  man  to  the  battell  againft  tbee 
Ji.14.they  fliall  lift  up  a  (hout  againft  thee 
2  y.  behold  ,1  am  ag.ffef,0  deftroying  moun. 
I.(j»».2.i6.have  opened  their  mouth  againft  thee 
Eff^.f  .8. behold,  I,  even  I  am  againft  thee 
1 6.37-gathcr  them  round  about  againft  thee 
40.  they  (hall  bring  up  a  company  agai.  thee 
44. (hall  ufe  this  proverb  againft  tbee 

2  i.3.behold,  I  am  againft  tbee 
3 1. 1  will  blow  againft  tbee  in  the  fire  of  my 

23.22.I  will  raife  up  thy  lovers  againft  thee 

bring  them  againft  tbee  on  every  fide 
24-they  (hall come  againft  thee  with  chare ts 
which  (hall  fet  ag.  thee  buckler  &  fhield 
2  j.I  will  fet  my  jealoufie  againft  tbee 
2£.3,behold,I  am  againft  thce,Q  Tyrus 

caufe  many  nations  to  come  up  ag.  thee 
8 .  he  (hall  make  a  fort  againft  thee 

and  caft  a  mount  againft  thee 
and  lift  up  the  buckler  againft  thee 
27.30.  caufe  their  voice  to  be  heard  againft  thee 
28.2  2.behoId,Lam  againft  thee,  O  Z  idon 
29. 3. behold 3I  am  ag.  thee,  Phar.  king  of  Egypt 
10. 1  am  againft  rfee,and  againft  thy  rivers 
33.30.  ftill  are  talking  againft  thee  by  the  wals 
3J.3. 0  mount  Seir,I  am  againft  thee 

ftretch  out  mine  hand  againft  thee 

3  8. 3 .1  am  againft  theeaO  Gog       Chap.  3  9. 1 . 
D<«.?.7.that  they  have  trefpafled  againft  thee 

8.becaufe  we  have  finned  againft  thee 
Amos  7. 10.  Amos  hathconfpired  againft  thee 
Obad.7.  and  prevailed  againft  thee 
Micah4.11.  many  nations  are  gathered  ag.  thee 
Nahum  2. 1 3  .behold ,1  am  againft  tfef,faith  the  L 

Chap.  3.  j. 
Mal.$.i  3.  fpoken  fo  much  againft  thee 
Mat.  y^.that  thy  brother  bath  ought  againft  thee 
18.15.if  thy  brother  fliall  trefpafte  againft  thee 
z6.  6z.  which  thefc  witnefle  againft  thee 

Mat\  14.16. 
27.13.  how  many  things  they  witnefle  ag.  tbee 
Ma\\  ij.4, 
Lu\e  17.3-.if  thy  brother  trefpafte  againft  thee 

4J  f  he  fliall  trefp.ag.rfee  feven  times  in  a  day 
Rev.2.4. 1  have  fomewhat  againft  thee 
14. 1  have  a  few  things  againft  thee 

Verfe  20. 
AtGfyu. 
1  Kjng.  19.2 1.  hath  fliaken  her  head  at  thee 

iya.37.22. 
I  fa.  14.8.  yea,  the  fir-trees  rejoyce  at  tbee 

j  2. 1 4.as  many  a*  were  aftonied  at  thee 
Lam.i.i  j.allthatpaffebyciap  their  hands  at  thee 
E%ek_-t6. 16.  and  be  aftonied  at  thee 
27.3  j.  (hall  be  aftoniftied  at  thee 

36.the  merchants  (hall  hiffe  at  thee 
18. 1  p.that  know  thee  fliall  be  aftoniftied  at  thee 
32.1  o.make  many  people  amazed  at  tbee 


THE        THE 

Before  Cbee, 
Cen.i  5.9.1s  not  the  whole  land  before  thee 
1 7. 1 8.that  Iflimael  might  live  before  tbee 
*o.  1  j.behold,my  land  is  before  tbee 
24.7.he(hall  fend  his  angel  btfore  thee 

J 1  .behold ,  Rebekah  is  before  thee 
3 1.3  J.  that  I  cannot  rife  up  before  ibte 
3  2 . 1 7 . w  hofe  are  thefe  before  thee 
33.12.  let  us  go,and  I  will  go  before  thee 
43.9.  and  fet  him  before  thee 
47 .6. the  land  of  Egypt  is  before  tbee 
49.8<fathers  childr.  fliall  bow  down  before  thee 
E  W.i7.6.behold,I  will  ftand  before  thee  there 
23.20. 1  fend  an  angel  before  thee  to  keep  thee 
23.  mine  angel  (hall  go  before  thee 

Chap-3 1.34.) 
27. 1  will  fend  my  fear  before  thee 
28.I  will  fend  hornets  before  thee 

drive  out  theHittite  frombefore  thee 
13 .not  drive  them  out  before  the  in  one 
30.I  will  drive  them  out  from  before  thee 
'  3 1. thou  (halt  drive  them  out  before  thee 
3  3.2.I  will  fend  an  angel  before  thee 

i^.make  all  my  goodneffe  pafle  before  thee 
proclaim  the  name  of  the  L.before  tbee 
3  4. 1 1 .1  drive  out  before  thee  the  Amorite 
24.I  will  caft  out  the  nations  before  thee 
Nm.io.if..them  that  hate  thee  flee  before  tbee 
De«f .  1.1  i.Lord  thy  God  hath  fet  the  land  bef.rfee 
38.  Jofli.  which  ftandeth  before  thee  he  (hall 
2.3 1.  to  give  Sihon  and  his  land  before  thee 
4.3  2.which  were  before  thee  fince  the  day  that 

3  8. to  drive  out  nations  from  before  thee 
6.19.  caft  out  all  thine  enem.  from  before  thee 
7. 1. caft  out  many  nations  before  rfee 
2.  (hall  deliver  them  before  thee 
22.put  out  thofe  nations  before  thee  by  little 
24.no  man  be  able  to  ftand  before  tbee 
9.3.  which  goeth  over  before  thee 
4, hath  caft  them  out  from  before  thee 

doth  drive  them  out  from  before  tbee 
Verfe  y.  Chap.  18.12. 
1 2. 29.fliall  cut  off  the  nations  from  before  thee 
30.after  that  they  be  deftroyed  from  bef.tfef 
2  2. 6.  if  a  birds  neft  chance  to  be  before  thee 
2  3 . 1 4. to  give  up  thine  enemies  before  thee 
a8.7.and  flee  before  the  feven  wayes 

66.thy  life  (hall  hang  in  doubt  before  tbee 
30. 1. which  I  have  fet  before  thee 

1  J.fee,  I  have  fet  before  thee  this  day,life  and 
3 1 . 3 .  hee  will  go  over  before  tbee 

deftroy  thefe  nations  from  before  tbee 
and  Jofhua,he  fliall  go  over  before  thee 
8.  he  it  is  that  doth  go  before  thee 
31.52.  yet  thou  (halt  fee  the  land  before  tbee 
33.10.  they  fliall  put  incenfe  before  tbte 
27;thruft  out  the  enemy  from  before  tbee 
Jojh.  1.  j.not  any  man  be  able  to  ftand  before  thee 

10.S.  not  a  man  of  them  ftand  before  thee 
Judg.4.i4,is  not  the  Lord  gone  out  before  tbee 
6.18.  and  fet  it  before  thee 

1  Sam.9. 24.  fer  it  before  thee jini  eat 
16. 1 6.  command  thy  fer  v.  which  are  before  thee 
28.22.let  me  fet  a  morfell  of  bread  before  thee 

2  Sam  j.24-then  fliall  the  Lord  go  out  before  thee 
7. 1  J.whom  I  put  away  before  thee 

16.be  eftablifhed  for  ever  before  thee 
26\hou.  of  thy  fer.Da.be  eftablifh.  before  thee 
t  K^g-  3 .6-iS  he  walked  before  thee  in  truth 
1 2.  was  none  like  thee  before  thee 
8.23  .that  walk  before  tbee  with  all  their  heart 
2Cfeo.tf.14. 
28.which  thy  fervant  prayeth  before  thee 

zChron.6.ig. 
io.8.which  ftand  continually  before  thee 

2  Chron.9.7. 
14.9.  done  evill  above  all  that  were  before  thee 
2  Kjn.20.1  .how  I  have  walked  before  thee  in  truth  : 

i/*?8.j.  f 
1  Chro.  14.1  j.for  God  is  gone  forth  before  tbee 
i7.8.cut  offall  thine  enemies  from  before  thee 
1 3. took  it  from  him  that  was  before  thee 
24.houfe  of  Dav.  — may  be  eftab.before  tbee 
2  j.found  in  his  heart  to  pray  before  thee 
17.  that  it  may  be  before  tbee  for  ever 
29. 1  j.  for  we  are  ftrangers  before  thee 

2  Cfeo.i.  i2.&ave    i 


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i  Cbro.i- 1 x.  have  had  that  have  been  before  thee 

6.14.  make  fupplication  before  thee  in  this 
feavj  9. *  *• we  are  before  thee  in  our  trefpaffes 

we  cannot  ftand  before  thee ,  becaufe 
if  eh. 1.6.  which  I  pray  before  thee  now,day  and 
4.  j.  nor  their  fin  be  blotted  out  from  bef.  thee 
9.  8.  his  heart  faithful!  before  thee 
28.  they  did  evill  againe  before  thee 
3  x.not  all  the  trouble  feeme  little  before  th. 
pfal.z  2.17.  nations  (hall  worlhip  before  thee  - 
38.9*  Lord,  all  my  defire  is  before  thee 
39.5- .  mine  age  is  as  nothing  before  thee 
69.15.  mine  adverfaries  are  all  before  thee 
73.  2,2. 1  was  as  a  beaft  before  thee 
70. 1  i.fighing  of  the  prifoner  come  before  thee 
86.9. (hall  come  and  worfoip  before  thee,0  L . 
8  8 . 1  •  I  have  cried  day  and  night  before  thee 

1.  lee  my  prayer  come  before  thee 
00.  8.  thou  haft  fet  our  iniquities  before  thee 
1  ox.  28.  their  feed  (halbe  eftabliln.  before  thee 
119.168.  for  all  my  wayes  are  before  thee 
169.  let  my  cry  comeneere  before  thee 
141.  x.  let  my  prayer  be  fet  before  thee 
Ptov.^.z^.  thine  eye-lids  look  ftraight  before  thee 

i  j.  1.  confider  diligently  what  is  before  thee 
lfa.9.3.  they  joy  before  thee 
4?.  x.  I  will  goe  before  thee 
58.8.  thy  righteoufnefle  mall  goe  before  thee 
j  9.  ix.  our  tranfgr.  are  multiplied  before  thee 
fer.17.16.  came  out  of  my  lips,  was  right  be.  thee 
18. 10.  remember  that  I  flood  before  thee 
X3.  let  them  be  overthrown  before  thee 
18.  8.  proph*  that  have  been  before  thee  of  old 
34.  5.  the  former  kings  which  were  before  thee 
37.xo.my  fupplication  be  accepted  before  thee 
39. itf.they  (halbe  accotnp.  in  that  day  be.  thee 
40.4.  behold,  all  the  land  is  before  thee 
4X.X.  our  fuppli.  be  accepted  before  thee 
Lam-i. 22.  all  their  wickednefle  come  before  thee 
£^4.4.1.  and  lay  it  before  thee 

33.31.  and  they  fit  before  thee  as  my  people 
Dan.  1 . 1 3 .  our  counten.  be  looked  upon  befo.  thee 
x.  31.  this  great  image  flood  before  thee 
5. 13.  brought  the  veflels  ofhis  houfc  bef.  thee 
6.zi.  alfo  before  thee,0  king,  have  I  done  no 
9.18.  prefent  our  fupplication  before  thee ,  for 
Mlcah  6.^.1  fent  before /«w,Mofes,Aaron,&  Mi. 
Zcch.^.S.  thou,and  thy  fellowes  that  fit  before^. 
Mat .6.x.  doe  not  found  a  trumpet  before  thee 
1  i.lo.which  (hall  prepare  thy  way  before  thee 
Mark  1.  x.  Luke  7.  *7- 
Luke  if.  1 8.  father,  I  have  finned  before  thee 
Aft.  23.  30.  to  fay  before  thee  what  they  had  aga. 
X4.  19.  who  ought  to  have  been  here  bef.  thee 
x$.x6.bro.him-efpecially  bef.?kf,0  kingAg. 
26.x.  anfwer  for  my  felfe  before  thee 
Rev.  3.8.I  have  fet  before  thee  an  open  doore 
1  y.4.  (hall  com:  and  worfhip  before  thee 
Behind  <&ljee. 
GM.19.17.  look  not  behind  thee 
Deut.z<,.\8.  even  all  that  were  feeble  behind  thee 
Pfal.%0.17.  and  caft  my  words  behind  thee 
lfa.  3  0.1 1.  thine  eares  (hall  heare  a  word  beh.  thee 

Be  fides  ®ljee. 
Ruth  4. 4.  none  to  redeeme  it  befides  thee 
1  Sam.z.  x.  for  there  is  none  befides  thee 
i.Sam.7.  xx.  neither  is  there  any  God  befides  thee 
1  Cbro.ij.  xo. 
Pfal.7i.1l.  thatl  defire  bsdde  thee 
lfa.  xtf.13.  other  lords  befide  thee  have  had  dom. 
64.4.befides  fte,what  he  hath  prepared  for  him 
Between  '3TI)ee. 
Gen.3.1  f.  lie  put  enmity  between  thee  and  the 
i  Saw.x0.x3.  the  Lord  is  between  itae  &  me,  for 
£^.4.3.  fet  it  for  a  wall  of  iron  between  thee 
Mai.  1.14.  Lord  hath  been  witnes  between  thee 
Mat.iS.i 5.goe,and  tell  him  his  fault  between^. 

Beyond  3£i)ee. 
1  SdffJ.20.xx.  behold,the  arrowes  are  beyond  th. 
37.  is  not  the  arrow  beyond  thee 
By  Cbee. 
Gen.  1 8. 14.  people  ftand  by  thee  from  morning 
xx.xy.any  of  my  people  that  is  poore  by  thee 
Z.fw£.x?.39.broth.that  dwelleth  by  thee  be  waxen 
47.  fojourner  or  ftranger  wax  rich  by  thee 
fell  hirnfelfe  unto  the  ftranger  by  thee 


1  Sam.i.z6. 1  am  the  woman  that  flood  by  thee 

9.23.  faid  unto  thee,  Setitby  thee 
z  StfffJ.xx.30.  by  thee  have  I  run  through  a  troupe 

Pfal.1S-.z9. 
Pfal.71.6  .by  thee  have  I  been  holpen  up  from  the 
Prov.z.zS.  when  thou  haft  it  by  thee 

X9.  feeing  he  dwelleth  fecurely  \>ythee 
Ifa*z6.ii.  by  thee  only  will  we  make  mention 
E7$k.i6.6.  when  I  pafled  by  thee,  and  faw  thee 
8.  when  I  pafled  by  thee,  and  looked  upon 
Aft.z^.z.  feeing  that  by  thee  we  enjoy  great 
Phihe.7. faints  are  refrelhed  by  thee ,  brother 

Concerning  ©tjee. 
1  Sam.z$.  30.  good  that  he  hath  fpo.  concer.  thee 
x  Sam.i$.%'  and  lie  give  charge  concerning  thee 
1  Kjng.zz.z$.  Lord  hath  fpoken  evill conccr.thee 
Nahum  1, 14. hath  given  a  commandement  conc.f. 
Mat.  4. 6.  given  his  angels  charge  concern,  thee 
Aft.zi.14.  whereof  they  were  inform,  concer.//;. 
x8.  3  i.letters  out  of  Judea  concerning  thee 
ForMtye. 
Gen,6. zi.  be  for  food  for  thee, and  for  them 

xo.  7.  and  he  (hall  pray  for  thee 
Exod.z.7.  that  (he  may  nurfe  the  child  for  thee 

8.  9.  when  (hall  I  intreat  for  thee 

9.  30.  as  for  thee  and  thy  ferv.  1  know  that  yee 
1  J.  17.  which  thou  haft  made  for  thee,  to  dwell 
1 8.  18.  for  this  thing  is  too  heavy  £01  thee 

Lev.  x  j.  6.  (halbe  meat  for  you,  for  thee,  and  for 
Numb.18.9.  (halbe  moft  holy  for  thee, and  for  thy 
Dent. $".31.  as  for  thee,  ftand  thou  here  by  me 

10.  xi. that  bath  done  for  thee  thefe  great  things 
14.  X4.  if  the  way  be  too  long  for  thee 

17.8.  if  there  arife  a  matter  too  hard  for  thee 
18.14.  as  for  thee,  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  not 
19. z.  feparate  three  cities  for  thee  in  the  midft 

7.  thou  (halt  feparate  three  dties  for  thee 
Jolh.ij.ii.  if  mount  Ephraim  be  too  hard  forth. 
Judg.  7. 4.  and  I  will  try  them  for  thee  there 
ii'  26.  hath  taken  vengeance  for  thee  of  thine 
1 3. 1  $.  (hall  have  made  ready  a  kid  for  thee 
18.19.  better  for  thee  to  be  a  prieft  unto  the 
Ruth  3. 1.  {hall  I  not  feek  reft  for  thee  \ 
4. 8.  buy  it  for  thee:  fo  he  drew  offhis  (hoe 

1  Sam.9. x4.for  to  this  time  hath  it  been  kept  for  t . 
xo.  4. 1  will  even  doe  it  for  thee    <  .  . 

x  Sam.  1.  x6. 1  am  diftrefled  for  thee  my  bro.  Jo. 
1  o.  1 1.  if  the  Syrians  be  too  ftrong  for  thee 
13.  13.  as  for  thee,  thou  (halt  be  as  one  of  the 

18.33.  would  God  I  died  for  thee,  O  Abfalom 
1 9'  38  .that  I  will  doe  for  thee 

1 1  King.  x.  18. 1  will  fpeak  for  thee  unto  the  king 
8.13.  a  fetled  place  for  thee  to  abide  in  for  ever 
17.13-  and  after  make  for  thee,  and  for  thy  fon 
19-  7.  becaufe  the  journey  is  too  great  for  thee 

20. 34.  make  flreets  for  thee  in  Damafcus 

2  Kjng.z.  9.  aske  what  I  (hall  doe  for  thee 
4.  2.  what  (hall  I  doe  for  thee  ?  Tell  me 

1 3  •  what  is  to  be  done  for  thee 
1  Chro.  1 9. 1  x.if  the  child.ofAm.be  too  ftro.for  t. 
zCh'fo.  6.  x.  I  have  built  an  houfe  of  hab.  for  thee 

7-  17.  as  for  thee ,  if  thou  wilt  walk  before  me 
J°b  8. 6.  furely  now  he  would  awake  for  thee 

18.4.  (hall  the  earth  be  forfaken  for  thee 
Pfal.6^.i.  my  foule  thirfteth  for  thee 

6%- 1.  praife  waiteth  for  thee,  O  God  ,  in  Zion 

119.1x6.  it  is  time  for  thee,Lord,  to  work 
Prov.zf.  16.  eat  fo  much  as  is  fufficient  for  thee 
Cant.7. 13.  which  I  have  laid  up  for  thee,  O  my 
Ifz,  14.  9.  hell  from  beneath  is  moved  for  thee 

it  ftirreth  up  the  dead  for  thee 

z6.%.  O  Lord,  have  we  waited  fpr  thee 

33.  z.  we  have  waited  for  thee 

43.3. 1  gave  Ethiopia  and  Shebafor  thee 
4.  therefore  will  I  give  men  for  thee 

48.9.  for  my,  praife  will  I  refraine  hi  thee 
51.19.  who  fhalbe  forry  for  thee 

Jer.$  x.i  7.  there  is  nothing  too  hard  for  thee 
34-J.  fo  (hall  they  burne  odours  for  thee 
48. 3X.  I  will  weepforrfcee 
1  Jo.  X4. 1  have  laid  a  fnare  for  thee    . 

5  1 .36.  and  take  vengeance  for  thee 
Lam.z.i  3.what  thing  (hall  I  take  to  witn.  for  th. 
i4have  feene  vaine  &  foolifti  things  for  th. 
but  have  feene  for  thee,  falfe  burdens 
E^k-7-6.  it  watcheth  for  thee,  behold  it  is  come 
. Yyyy 


26.  1 7.  take  up  a  lamentation  for  tl.ee 

Chap.x7.3x. 
zf.  y.  to  make  mails  for  thee 

31.  make  themfelves  utterly  bald  fat  thee 
they  (hall  weep  for  thee 
32.ip.their  king  (halbe  horribly  afraid  for  th. 
Dan.  x.  19.  as  for  thee ,  O  king  ,  thy  thoughts 
Hofl-i,  fo  will  I  alfo  be  for  thee 

6, 1 1. he  hath  fet  an  haryeft  for  thee 
Nahum  3.7.  whence  (hall  I  feek  comfort  for  thee 
Zech.9.  ii.as  for  thee  aIlb,cov.  by  the  blood  of  thy 
Mat-S .29. for  it  is  profit.for  thee  that  one 

Verfe  30. 
1 1.X4.  in  the  day  of  judgement  then  for  thee 
1 4.4.  not  lawfull  for  thee  to  have  her 
1 7.4.  one  for  thee,  one  for  Mofes,one  for  Elias 
Mark  9-  %.Luke  9.  33. 
1 8.  8.  better  for  thee  to  enter  into  life  halt  or 

9.  better  for  thee  to  enter  into  life  with  one 

Matk-9'47. 

x6.t7.where  wilt  thou  that  we  prepare  for  thee 
Mark  1 .  37.'  all  men  feek  for  thee 

3.  3x.  moth,  and  thy  bre.  without  feek  for  thee 
5.19.  great  things  the  Lord  hath  done  lot  thee 
6.,i8.not  lawful!  lot  thee  to  have  thy  bro.  wife 
Luke  22.  32.  but  1  have  prayed  for  thee 
John  5-.  10.  not  lawfull  for  thee  to  carry  thy  bed 

ii.28..mailer  is  coriiejand  calleth  for  thee 
Acl.,9.  j.  hard  for  thee  to  kick  againft  the  pricks 
Chap.  z6, 14., 
10. xx.  to  fend  for'thce  into  his  houfe 
22,10.  which  are  appointed  for  thee  to  doe 
24.  2j.  convenient  feafon  lie  call  for  thee 
x  Cor.  1 2.  9.  my  grace  is  fufficient  for  thee 

tr/im  ©bee. 
Gcn.i2.zf.  that  befarr>ofhfte  to  doe  after  this 
23.  6.  none  of  us  (hall  withhold  from  thee  his 
17.  45;.  brothers  anger  turne  away  from  Ae 
3  p.  x.withheld  from  thee  the  fruit  of  the  womLe 
Exod.,%,9.  to  deflroy  the  frogs  ftomthee 
1  i .  the  frogs  fo?.\\  depart  from  thee 
x  9 .  behold,I  eoe  out  from  thee 
33.51.now  put  ofTthy  ornaments  from  thee 
Lev.z^.  41.  then  (hall  he  depart  fromf/bfe 
Deut.j.  1  j.  Lord  will  take  away  from  thee  all 
.   •  r.2Q..till  they,  that  hide  themfelves  from  thee 
ix.  xi.  place  be  too  far  from  thee ,  then  thou 
13.7.  nigh  unto  thee,  or  far  ofFfrom  thee 
14^x4.  or  if  the  place  be  too  far  from  thee 
i  j.  1  x.  thou  (halt  let  him  goe  free  from  tbee 
13.  when  thou  fended  out  free  from  thee 
16. 1  will  not  goe  away  from  thee 
1 8.  when  thou  fendeft  him  away  from  thee 
xo.15.  cities  which  are  very  far  0$  fromthee 
13.1 3. and  cover  that  which  cometh  from^ff 

,14:  and  turne  away  from  thee 
3c.  1 1.  it  is  not  hidden  from  thee 
Judg.i-].z.  that  were  taken  from  Jfe,about  which 
i  Sam.  1 . 1 4.  put  a  way  thy  wine  from  thee 
1 1.  x8.  rent  the  kingdom  of  Ifrael  from  thee 
17.46.  and  take  thine  head  from  thee 
xo.  9.  Jonathan  faid.  Far  be  it  from  thee 
x8. 1 6.  feeing  the  Lord  is  departed  from  thee 
x  Saw.,13.13.  for  he  will  not  withhold  me  from?. 
1  King.  1 1. 1 1.  lie  furely  rend  the  kingd.  from  th. 
1 8. 1  x.  aflbone  as  I  am  gone  from  thee,  that  the 
x  Kjn&-  z-9-  before  I  be  taken  away  from  thee 

10.  when  I  am  taken  from  thee,  it  (halbe  fo 
2.0.18.  of  thy  fons  that  (hall  ifliie  from  thee 

lfa.  39. 7 
E\ra  4.12.  Jewes which  came  upfronute  to  us 
Job  1 3 .20.  will  I  not  hide  my  felfe  from  thee 
26. 4.  and  whofe  fpirit  came  from  thee 
42.2.  no  thought  can  be  withholden  from/fee 
Pfal.  5  8,9.  my  groaning  is  not  hid  from  thee 
69.1.  my  fins  are  not  hid  from  thee 
7 3. 27.  they  that  are  far  from  thee ,  (hall  perifli 
'   :     deflroyed  all  them  that  go  a  whor.  from  t. 
80.18.  fo  will  not  we  goe  back  from  thee 
1 39. 1  x.  the  darknefle  hideth  not  from  thee 
1  $/ .  my  fubflance  was  not  hid  from  thee 
Piov.^.z^.  perverfc  lips  put  far  from  thee 
lfa.  54.8.  in  a  little  wrath  I  hid  my  face  from  thee 
10.  my  kindnefle  (hall  not  depart  from  thee 
Jer.6:8.  left  my  foule  depart  from  thee  ; 

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n.t  J.  the  holy  flefh  is  departed  from  tbee 
3  4.  1 4.  thou  fhalt  let  him  goe  free  from  thee 
£^.16.9.  warned  away  rhe  blood  from  thee 
41.  my  jealoufie  fhall  depart  frorathee 
11.3. cut  offfrom  tbee  the  righteous  &  the  wic. 
4.feeing  then  that  I  will  cut  offfrom  tbee  the 
n.y.  thofe  that  be  far  from  tbee  fhall  mocke 
13.17.  make  thy  lewdnefleto  ceafe  from  thee 
24. 1 6. 1  take  away  from  tbee  the  defire  of  thine 
28.  3 .  no  fecret  that  they  can  hide  from  thee 
Datt.4.3  1 .  the  kingdome  is  departed  from  tbee 
Amos  7.  it.  bring  down  thy  ftrength  from  thee 
Micab  1.16.  they  are  gone  into  captivity  from  ih. 
Nabum  3-7-  look  upon  thee,fhall  flee  from  thee 
Zech.3.4.  caufed  thine  iniquity  to  pafle  from  thee 
Mat.f.iy.  pluck  it  out,  and  caft  it  from  thee 

Verfejo.  Chap.  18. 9. 
12.38.  we  would  fee  a  figne  from  thee 
rtf.22.  faying,  Be  it  far  from  thee3  Lord 
18.8.  and  caft  them  from  tbee 
John  if.S.  know  furely,  that  I  came  out  from  th. 
Aft.13.1.1.  ready,  looking  for  a  promife  from  th. 
Rev.  18.  14.  they  are  departed  from  thee 

were  dainty  and  goodly,are  dep.  from  'thee 
in  ©jee. 
Gen.  1 1.3.  'mthee  fhall  all  the  families  of  the  ear. 
Chap.  28.14. 
48.20.  in  thee  fhall  Ifrael  blefle 
Exod.$.i6.  for  to  mew  in  tbee  my  power 
Deut.x^.  14.  that  he  fee  no  uncleane  thing  in  thee 
2 1 .  and  it  would  be  fib  in  thee 
21 .  it  fhalbe  no  fin  in  thee 

1  Sam.  1 8.22.  behold,the  king  hath  delight  in  th. 
27.28.  evill  hath  not  been  found  in  thee  all 

29.6.  for  I  have  not  found  evill  in  thee 

2  Sam. 15. 16.  thus  fay,  I  have  no  delight  in  thee 

1  Kjng.  to.9.  which  delighted  in  thee  to  fct  thee 

zCbro.y.  8. 

2  Cbro.  19.3.  there  are  good  things  found  in  thee 
Pfal.^.i  t'i  let  all  that  put  their  truft  in  thee  rejoi 

that  love  thy  Name  be  joyfull  in  thee 
7. 1 .  in  thee  doe  I  put  my  truft         Pfd,  16. 1 
9.  i«  lie  be  glad  and  rejoyce  iri  thee 
10.  will  put  their  truft  in  thee 

17.7.  faveft  them  which  put  their  truft  in  thee 
22.  4.  our  fathers  trufted  in  tbee 

y .  they  trufted  in  thee,  and  were  not  confou 
i^.i.O  my  God,  I  truft  in  tbee 

20.  for  I  put  my  truft  in  thee 
3  1 . 1 .  in  thee}  O  Lord,  doe  I  put  m v  truft 

14.  but  I  trufted  in  tbee,  O  Lord 
i9.wrought  for  them  which  truft  in  thee 

3  ?.  22.  according  as  we  hope  in  thee 

38. if-  for  in  thee,  O  Lord,  doe  I  hope 

39.7.  my  hope  is  in  thee 

40. 1 6.  rejoyce  and  be  glad  in  thee  :  let  fuch 
'    Pfal.  70. 4. 

yf.23.-but  I  will  put  my  truft  mthee 

$6.3.  am  afraid,  1  will  truft  in  tbee 

y  7. 1  -  for  my  foule  trufteth  in  thee 

81.9.  there  fhall  no  ftrange  god  be  in  thee 

84.7.  blefled  is  the  man  whole  ftrength  is  in  th, 
12;  Welled  is  the  man  that  trufteth  in  tbee 

8y  .6.  that  thy  people  may  rejoyce  in  thee 

86.  2.  fove  thy  fervant  that  trufteth  in  thee 

87.7.  all  my  fprings  are  in  tbee 

141.8.  in  tbee  is  my  truft 

143-8-  for  in  tbee  doe  I  truft 
Cant.  1. 4.  we  will  rejoice  in  thee 

4.  7.  there  is  no  fpot  in  the^ 
lfa.ii.%.  all  that  are  found  in  thee  arc  bound  cog. 

26.  3 .  beeaufe  he  trufteth  in  thee 

4y.i4.  faying,  Surely  God  Is  in  thee 

62.4.  for  the  Lord  delighteth  in  tbee 
Jer.  2 . 1 9 .  and  that  my  feare  is  not  in  thee 

E%$k-i-  9-  Me  d°e  ,n  t^ie  cnat  wnicn  *  nave  not 
10.  lie  execute  judgements  in  thee 
17.  when  I  fhall  execute  judgements  in  thee 
16. 34.  the  contrary  is  in  tbee  from  other  worn. 
20, 47. 1  will  kindle  a  fire  in  thee 

it  fhall  devoure  every  green  tree  in  tbee 

22.6.  every  one  were  in  tbee  to  their  power,  to 

7.in  tbee  have  they  fet  light  by  father  &  mo 

'  in  thee  have  they  vexed  the  fatherlefie  & 

9<in  tbee  are  men  that  carry  tales  to  (hed  bl, 


in  thee  they  eat  upon  the  mountains 

10.  in  tbee  have  they  difcovered  their  fa.  nat 
in  thee  have  they  humbled  her  that  was  fct 

1 1 .  another  in  thee  hath  humbled  his  fifter 

1 2.  in  thee  have  they  taken  gifts  to  fhed  bio. 
iy.4«fet  their  place  mth.  make  their  dwel-inf. 
27.  8.  wife  men,  O  Tyrus,  that  were  ittfbee 

9.  the  wife  men  thereof  were  in  thee 
fhips  of  the  fea  with  their  marin.were  in  t. 

10.  they  hanged  the  fliield  &  helmet-  in  thee 
27.  all  the  men  of  war  that  are  mthee 

28.i3.workmanfhipofthy-.pipes  was  pre.in  f. 

1  y.  till  iniquitie  was  found  in  thee 
36. 1  y.  will  I  caufe  men  to  heare  m-tkee  the 
38.KJ.when  I  fhalbe  fan«ftified  in  tbeef)  Gog 
DtfJ^.fpiritoftheholygodsisinitee      V.  is. 
y.  14.  that  the  fpirit  of  the  gods  is  in  thee 

excellent  wifdome  is  found  in  thee 
Hof.14.3Sor  in  tbee  the  fatherlefie  findeth  mercy 
Micab  x.i3.tranfgr.  of  the  Ifra.were  found  in  thee 

4.  9.  is  there  no  king  in  thee 
Mat.6.i}.  light  that  is  in  thee  be  darkneffe,how 

ii.i3.migh.words  which  have  been  done  m  t. 
Vikj  3.22.  in  tbee  1  am  well  pkafed 

1 1.37.  light  which  is  in  tbee  be  not  darknefie 
19.  44.  not  leave  'mthee  one  ftone  upon  anoth. 
John  17.21.  as  thou  Father  arc  in  me,&  I  In  tbee 
ifow.9-17.that  1  might  fhew  my  powei  in  tbee 
Gal.^.%.  in  thee  fhall  all  nations  be  blefled 
1  Ti»j.4.i4.neglect  not  the-  gift  that  is  in  thee 
zTim.i.j.  the  untained  faith  that  is  in  tbee 

1  am  perfwaded  that  in  thee  alfo 
6.  ftir  up  the  gift  of  God  which  is  in  thee 
3  John  3.  and  teftified  of  the  truth  that  is  in  tbee 
Ke-v.18.22.  fhalbe  heard  no  more  at  all  mthee 

Chap.  2a.  23. 
23.  fhall  fhine no  moreat  all  in  thee 
Into  ®tjee. 
Ifa.fz.i.  there  fhall  no  more  come  into  thee 

o/«bee. 
Gen.  1 2-2.  He  make  of  thee  a  great  nation 
13.  my  foule  fhall  live,  beeaufe  of  thee 
i7.6.Ile  make  nations  of  tbee 

and  kings  fhall  come  out  of  thee 
3  7. 11.  a  company  of  nations  fhall  come  of  th. 

41.  17.  and!  have  heard  fayofffec,  that  thou 
4 6. 3. He  there  make  of  f  foe  a  great  nation 
48. 4.  lie  make  oitbet  a  multitude  of  people 

Etf0d.23.2y.  take  fick.  away  from  the  midft  of  th. 
31'.  10.  He  makeoftfe  a  great  nation 
33.3.1k  not  goe  up  in  the  midfl  of  tbee 

7.1k  come  up  into  the  midft  of  thee  in  a  mo. 
34.  1 2.  be  for  a  fnare  in  the  midft  of  thee 
Numb.  1 4«i  7.  which  have  heard  the  fame  of  tbee 
Dettt.  2.  27.  dread  of  tbee  }and  feare  of  thee  upon 
report  of  tbee,  and  be  in  anguifh  bee.  of  th. 

10.  12.  Lord  thy  God  require  of  thee 
13.7.  put  the  evill  away  from  the  midft  of  thee 
18.  1 7.  a  prophet  from  the  midft  of  thee 
23.2l.L0.thy  God  will  furcl"  require  it  of  t. 
27.18.  and  fmote  the  hindmoft  of  thee 
28.ro.  and  they  fhall  be  afraid  of  thee 

Jttdg.q.  2o.doth  come  and  enquire  of  tbee, and  fay 
Ruth  2.i9.bkffed  be  he  that  did  take  know  1.  off. 

1  Sam.  1. 17.  not  havefodden  flefh  of  thee,  and 
•  19.3. 1  will  commune  with  my  father  o'fthee 

24.12.  and  the  Lord  avenge  me  off  bee 

2  Sam.3.11.  but  one  thinglle  require  of  tbee 
14.24.  but  Ik  buy  it  of  thee  at  a  price 

1  Kjng.  1.16.  and  now  I  aske  one  petition  of  tbee 

20. 1  defire  one  fmall  petition  of  thee 
1  Chio.zz.  1 1.  as  he  hath  fa  id  of  thee 

29.1 2.  both  riches  and  honour  come  of  tbee 
1 4.  for  all  things  come  of  tbee 
fob  11. 6.  that  Godexacfteth  of  thee  lefle  then 
21.4.  will  he  reprove  thee  for  feare  of  thee 
38.3.  for  I  will  demand  of  thee     Chap.  40. 7. 

&  42.  4. 

42.  y.  I  have  heard  of  tbee  by  the  hearing  of 
Pfal. 6.^.  in  death  there  is  no  remembrance  of  th. 

11.  4.  he  asked  life  oft/w,thou  gaveft  it  him 
21.  ay.  my  praife  fhalbe  of  thee  in  the  great 
71.6.  my  praife  fhalbe  continual!"  of  tbee 
87-?  -glorious  things  are  fpoken  oftbee,0  city 
1 16.19.  ih  the  midft  of  thee,0  leruf.  Praife  ye 
1 19.120.  flefh  trembkthfor  feare  of  tbee 


135.  9.  who  fenc  wonders  inxo  the  midft  oi'tm. 

Pjw.2y.17.  left  he  be  weary  of  tbee,and  hate  thee 
30.7.  two  things  have  I  required  of  thee 

Ifa.iz.6.  holy  One  of  Ifrael  in  the  midft  of  tbee 
26.  8.  and  to  the  remembrance  of  thee 
49.  17.  made  thee  waftc,fhall  goe  forth  of  tr  ee 
78.9.take  away  from  the  midft  otthee  the  yoke 
1  a.  they  chat  fhalbe  of  tbee  ,  fhall  build  cbe 

64.7.  ftirreth  uphimfelfeto  take  hold  of  thee 
Jer. 10. xi.  will  I  not  make  a  full  end  of  thee 

Chap,  46.  28. 
34.4.  thus  faith  the  Lord  of  tbee,  Thou  fhalt 
y  1.26.  not  take  of  tbee  a  ftone  for  a  corner 
£^.y.8 .  execute  judgments  in  the  midft  of  thcc 
10.  fath.  fhall  eat  the  fons  in  the  midft  of 'th. 
whole  remnant  of  tbee  will  1  fcaccer 

1 2.  a  third  part  of  thee  fhall  die  with  the  pe. 
■  they  be  confumed  in  the  midft  ot  thce 

7. 4.  thine  abomin.  fhalbe  in  the  midft  ofthee 
9.  thine  abom.  that  are  in  the  midft  of  tbee 

2 2.  7.  in  the  midft  of  tbee  have  they  dealt  by 
9.  in  the  midft  office  they  commit  lewdneffe 
i3.blood  which  hath  been  in  the  midft  of  th 

17.  will  confume  thy  filthineffe  out  ofthee 
26.1  y.wkn  the  flaug.ismadein  the  midft  Qft 
17-27.  fhips  of  Tarfhifh  did  fmgoftbee  in  $1 

27.  company  which  is  in  the  midft  ofthee 

34.  company  in  the  midft  ofthee  fhall  fall 

18.16.  they  have  filled  the  midft  of  tbee  with 

18.  bring  fonh  a  fire  from  the  midft  of  thee 
11. 1  will  be  glorified  in  the  midft  ofthee 

29.8.  cut  off  man  and  beaft  out  ofthee 
3 1. 6.  and  the  rivers  fhalbe  full  ofthee 
39. 1.  and  leave  but  the  fixt  part  of  thee 

Dan.x.z-i,.  unto  me  now  what  we  defired  ofthee 
7.  14. 1  have  even  heard  ofthee,  that  the  fpirit 

1 6.  1  have  heard  of  tbce,that  thou  canft 
6.7.any  God  or  man  for  thirty  dayes,fave  oft 

Verleii' 

Hof.  1 1.9.  the  holy  One  in  the  midft  of  tbee 

Micab  2.1 2.1k  fure'y  afl"emblc,0  Jacob  all  oft. 

7. 2,  yet  out  of  tbee  fhall  come  forth  unto  me ' 

1  o.Cut  off  thy  horfes  out  of  the  midft  of  thee 

1 3.  ftanding  images  out  of  the  midft  ofthee 
1 4  pluck  up  thy  groves  out  of  the  midft  off. 

6.  8.  what  doth  the  Lord  require  of  tbee 
1 4-thy  calling  down  fhalbe  in  the  midft  of  t. 

7- 17-  and  fhall  feare,becaufe  ofthee 

Nabum  1.1 1.  there  is  one  come  out  ofthee  that  ' 

3 .1 3-thy  people  in  the  midft  ofthee  are  women 

19.  all  that  heare  the  bruit  of  thee  fhall  clap 

Zeph.y  1 1  .take  away  out  of  the  midft  ofthee  them 

n.  leave  in  the  midft  of  thee  an  afflicted  pc. 

1 7.  even  the  Lord  is  in  the  midft  of  thee 
_    17.  Lord  thy  God  in  the  midft  of  thee  is 

1 8.  who  are  ofthee,  to  whom  the  reproach 
Zech.  z.  1  o.  Ik  dwell  in  the  midft  of  thee    V.  1 1 

14. 1.  fhalbe  divided  in  the  midft  ofthee 
Mat.z.6.  for  out  ofthee  fhall  come  a  governour 
3 . 1 4. 1  have  need  to  be  baptized  ofthee 

7 .  41.  from  him  that  would  borrow  of  tbee 
Mar\  11.  1 4.  no  man  eat  fruit  ofthee  hereafter 
Lu\e  1.3  y.that  holy  tiling  which  fhalbe  born  oft, 

6.30.  give  to  every  man  thatasketh  of  tbee 
1 2.  10.  this  night  thy  fouk  fhalbe  requi.of  th. 
16.1.  how  is  it  that  I  heare  this  of  tbee 

John  17.7.  whatfoev.  thou  haft  given  me,are  off. 

Acl.ie.zz.  and  to  heare  words  ofthee 

21.21.  they  are  informed  ofthee,  that  thou 
28.2 1 .  fhewed  or  fpake  any  harme  ofthee 
22.  we  defire  to  heare  ofthee  what  thou 

1  Cor.i2.2i.  I  have  no  need  ofthee 

2  THH.1.3.  remembrance  ofthee  in  my  prayers 
Phile.4.  making  mention  of  tbee  alwayes  in  my  pr.  j 

20.  let  me  not  have  joy  of  tbee  in  the  Lord 
of  met. 
Gw.40.19.Phar.Iift  up  thy  head  from  off  tbee 

birds  fhall  eat  thy  flefh  from  off  thce  i 
Nab.  13.  break  his  yoke  from  off  tbee 

On  ,oxU?<mtyqit. 
Gen  16. 7.  my  wrong  be  upon  tbee 
3  8.29.  this  breach  be  upon  tbee 
S.Yyrf.8.4.  the  frogs  fhall  come  up  both  on  thce     j 
2 1 . 1  le  fend  fwarmes  of  flies  upon  thce        j 
1  y.  26.  Ik  put  none  of  thefe  difeafesupon  thefl 
Lev.  19.19.gar.  ming.  oflin.&  wool,  come  on  f  j 
Numb-  6.2?.  LorH, 


THE 


THE 


•4nmb-  6.2-5  •  Lord  make  his  face  (hine  upon  tbee 
26-  Lord  life  up  his  countenance  upon  tbee 
x  1. 17.  take  of  the  fpirk  which  is  upon  thee, and 

De«f.4-3°- *-*  tne^"e  things  are  come  uPon  t^ee 
V-^.difcafesof  Egypi  (which  thou  know.jon  t. 

z%.  beads  of  the  field  increafe  upon  tbee 
8.  4.  thy  raiment  waxed  not  old  upon  thee 
j  g. 17. and  have  compaffion  upon  tbee 

19. 10.  and  fo  blood  be  upon  tbee 

2,8.1.  all  thefe  bleffings  (hall  come  on  thee 
8.  Lord  mall  command  the  bleffing  upon  t. 
1 5. all  thefe  curfes  (hall  come  upon  tbee 
ao.  Lord  (hall  fend  upon  thee  curfingjVexat. 
24.  from  heaven  (hall  it  come  down  upon  I 
4  j.  all  thefe  curfes  lhall  come  upon  tbee 
46.  they  ihalbe  upon  tbee  for  a  figne 
6o.he  will  bring  upon  tbee  all  rhe  difeafes  of 
61.  them  will  the  Lord  bring  upon  thee 
jo.i .when  all  thefe  things  are  come  on  thee 
3.  and  have  compaffion  upon  thee 
fudg.iz.i.  burne  thine  houfe  upon  thee  with  fire 
16.9-Phil.be  upon  tbee  Sanofon  Ver.iiji^zo 
18.  iy.  left  angry  fellowes  run  upon  thee 
Rulb  3 . 3 .  and  put  thy  raiment  upon  thee 

1  y  .bring  the  vaile  that  thou  haft  upon  thee 

1  Sam.9. zo.  is  it  not  on  thee 

10.  6.  fpirit  of  the  Lord  will  come  upon  thee 
■     16.16.  when  the  evill  fpirit  from  God  is  on  th, 
zo.  9.  determined  by  my  father  to  come  on  th, 

24. 11.  mine  hand  lhall  not  be  upon  thee  V.13. 

2  Sam.  16.  8.  returned  upon  thee  all  the  blood  of 

1  l^inz.  1.  20.  eyes  of  all  ffrael  are  upon  thee 

j  fz.  upon  thee  (hall  he  offer  the  priefts  of  th 
mens  bones  fhalbe  burnt  upon  thee 
21. n.  lie  bring  evil!  upon  thee 

2  ~Kjng.  4. 4-  thou  lhalt  (hut  the  doore  upon  tbee 
1  Chro.  1 4 . 1 1 ;  for  we  reft  on  thee 

19.4.  therefore  is  wrath  upon  tbee  from  before 

20.  t  2 .  but  our  eyes  are  upon  tbee 
fob  4.  y.  but  now  it  is  come  upon  thee 

j  3.7.  neither  lhall  my  hand  be  heavy  upon  th. 

36.17-  judgement  and  juftice  take  hold  on  th. 
Pfal.  1 7-  6  ■  I  have  called  upon  thee 

22.10. 1  wascaft  upon  thee  from  the  worabe 

2j.  3.  let  none  that  wait  on  thee  be  afhamed 
5.  on  thee  doe  I  wait  all  the  day 
2 1 .  for  I  wait  on  thee 

31.17.  for  I  have  called  upon  thee 

j  9.9.  becaufe  of  his  ftrength  will  I  wait  on  th. 

61.6.  and  medicate  on  thee  in  the  night  watches 

69.6.  let  not  them  that  wait  on  thee,  be  alham. 

86.  5.  unto  all  them  that  call  Upon  thee 
7.  in  the  day  of  my  trouble  Ik*  call  upon  th. 

88.9. 1  have  called  daily  upon  thee 

104.17.  thefe  ail  wait  upon  thee 

14-;.  1  J.  the  eyes  of  all  wait  upot\thee 
Cant-  6.  13.  that  we  may  look  upon  thee 

7.  y.  thine  head  upon  tbee  is  like  Carrriel 
lja.\.z<,\  will  turne  my  hand  upon  thee 

7.  17.  Lord  (hall  bring  upon  thee  dayes  that 

14.16.  that  kethee  (hall  narrowly  look  on  th. 

24. 17.  feare  &  the  pit-are  upon  thee ,  O  inha. 
16.3.  whofe  mind  is  flayed  on  thee 
43.  2.  neither  (hall  the  flame  kindle  upon  th. 
47.  9.  they  (hall  come  upon  upon  thee  in  their 

1 1 .  therefore  lhall  evill  come  upon  thee 

mifchiefe  (hall  fall  upon  thee 
defolation  (hall  come  on  thee 

13.  from  thefe  things  which  lhall  come  on  t. 

49. 18.  and  bind  them  on  thee  as  a  bride  doth 
54.8.with  everlaft.kindn.will  I  have  mer.on  t 

10.  faith  the  Lord  ,  that  hath  mercy  ori  thee 
y?.2i.  my  fpirit  that  is  upon  thee, — -(hall  not 
60.1.  glory  of  the  Lord  is  rifen  uponthee 
1.  but  the  Lord  (hall  arife  upon  thee 

his  glory  (haibc  feertc  lipod  thee 
10.  favour  have  I  had  mercy  on  tbee 
Jer-i^-zz.  therefore  we  will  wait  upon  thee. 
ly.y.who  lhall  have  pittie  upon  tbce,0  Jeruf. 
22.  13.  (halt  thou  be  when  pangs  come  on  tbee 
30.16.  all  that  prey  upon  tbee  will  I  give  for 
48. 1 8.  fpoiler  of  Moab  (hall  come  upon  thee 
43-  pit  and  fnare  flialbe  upon  thee,0  inhab. 
49.  y.  He  bring  a  feare  upon  tbee 
I   y  1 . 1 5  •  ftretch  out  mine  hand  u  pon  thee 
Lam.-^.sj.  in  the  day  that  I  called  upon  thee 


THE        THE 

£3^.3.15.  they  (hall  gut  bands  upon  tbee 
4.  8.  will  lay  bands  upon  thee 
f .  17.  He  bring  the  fwprd  upon  thee 
7.3.  now  is  the  end  come  upon  thee 

lie  fend  mine  anger  upon  thee 
recom pence  upon  tbee  all 
4.  recompencc  thy  wayes  upon  tbee 
8.  and  accompli  (h  mine  anger  upon  thee 

16.8.  when  I  palled  by  thee,&  looked  upon  th. 
1 4.  comelinefl;  which  I  had  put  upon  thee 
4i.execute  judgmsnts  upon  tbee  in  the  fight 

2i.3i.powreout  mine  indignation  upon  thee 
24.13.  caufed  my  fury  to  reft  upon  tbee 

17.  bind  the  tire  of  thine  head  upon  tlce 
15.7.  ftretch  ouc  mine  hand  upon  tbee 
26. 19.  when  I  (hall  bring  up  the  .deep  on  thee 
28.7.  He  bring  ftrangers  upon  thee 
29. 7.  and  when  they  leaned  upont/w3thou 

8.  He  bring  a  fword  upon  thee 
32.4.  foules  of  the  heaven  to  remaine  upon  th. 
1 1. fword  of  the  king  of  Bab. lhall  come  on  t. 
Nahitm  3.6.  caft  abominable  filth  upon  tbee 

7.  all  they  that  look  upon  thee  (hall  flee 
Mat.  18.  33.  even  as  I  had  pity  on  thee 

2 1 .19.  no  fruit  grow  on  thee  henceforward/or 
Marl{  j.  1 9.  and  hath  had  compaffion  on  tbee 
Luk_e  1 .  3  y.  the  holy  Ghoft  (hall  come  upon  thee 

19.43.  the  dayes  (hall  come  upon  thee,  that 
Acl.  1 3.1 1.  the  hand  of  the  Loxils  uponthee 
1 8. 1  o.  no  man  (hall  fet  on  thee  to  hurt  thee 
22. 1.9 .them  that  beleeved  on  thee 
1  Tim.i .  1 8.  prophecies  which  went  before  on  th. 
Rev.^.y.  I  will  come  on  thee  as  a  thiefe 

not  know  whathoure  lie  come  upon  thee 
Over  Chee. 
Gen.3.16.  and  he  (hall  rule  over  thee 
Deut.  1  y.  6.  but  they  (hall  not  reigne  over  thee 
17.  iy.  in  any  wife  let  him  king  over  thee 

(halt  thou  fet  king  over  thee 

mayeft  hot  fet  a  ftrang.over  th. 

28.36.  &  thy  king  which  thou  (halt  fet  over  lb, 

30. 9.  Lord  will  againe  rejoyce  over  thee  for 
Pfal.91.1  1.  give  his  angels  charge  over  thee 

Liife^.  10. 
lfa.6*.  y.  fo  (hall  thy  God  rejoyce  over  thee 
Jer.13.zi.  taught  them  to  be  chiefc  over  thee 
Lam.  2.  1 7.  caufed  thine  ene.  to  rejoyce  over  thee 
E^fy.  16.8.  and  I  fpread  my  skirt  over  tbee 

27. 1  have  ftretched  out  mine  hand  over  th. 
27.  32.  they  (hall  larrient  over  thee 
32.  3.  fpread  out  my  net  over  thee 

8.  will  I  make  darke  over  thee 
D #2.4.25 .  &  feven  times  (hall  pafle  over  thee  till 

Verfe  3 1. 
Nabttm  3.19.  (hall  clap  the  hands  over  thee 
Zeph.  3. 17.  he  will  rejoice  over  tbee  with  joy 

he  will  joy  over  tbee  with  finging 
Through  /Sbce, 
P/a/.44.y.  through  thee  will  we  pufh  down  our 

To  ,  or  unto  ®hee. 
Gen.  3.18.  thirties  (hall  it  bring  forth  to  thee 
4. 7.  unto  thee  (hall  be  his  defire  . 

12.  henceforth  yeeld  unto  tbec  her  ftrength 
6.  10.  two  of  every  fort  (hall  come  unto  thee 

21.  take  thou  unto  thee  of  all  food  that  is 
7. 1.  cleane  beaft  thou  lhalt  take  to  tbee  by 
13. 1  y.  to  thee  will  I  give  it 

1 7.  for  I  will  give  it  unto  thee     Chap.  17,  8. 

18. 10.  certainly  returneto  thee  accord,  to  the 

14.  time  appointed  will  1  returne  unio.  tbee 
19.  y.  men  which  came  in  to  thee  this  night 
2°.i6.  he  is  to  thee  a covering  of  the  eyes 
ii.ii.  in  all  that  Sarah  hath  faid  unto  thee 

23.  to  the  kindnes  that  I  have  done  unto  th. 
24.  50.  we  cannot  fpeak  unto  tbee  bad  or  good 
26.  3.  for  unto  tbee  will  I  give  all  thefe  countr. 

19 .  as  we  have  done  unto  thee  nothing  but 
17.  29.  and  nations  bow  down  to  thee 

let  thy  mothers  fori  bow  down  to  thee 

37-  what  lhall  I  doe  unto  thee,  my  fon 

28.  4.  to  thee±  and  to  thy  feed  with  thee 

13.  to  thee  will  I  give  it,and  to  thy  feed 

1 5.  which  I  have  fpoken  to  thee  of 
22.I  will  furely  give  the  tenth  unto  tbee 

29.  1 9.  better  that  I  give  her  to  tbee  then 
31.12.  feen  all  Laban  doth  unto  thee 

Yy y y  » 


T  H  E 


THE 


jfi.whatfoever  God  hath  faid  unto  thee  do 
32,.  what  is  thine  with  mc  ,  &  take  it  to  the 
39.I  brought  not  unto  thee 
y  2.  not  pafle  over  this  heape  to  thee 
33.1 1.  take  the  bleffiri'g  that  is  brought  toother' 
3  y.i.  unto  G6d  that  appeared  unto  thee 
■  1 1.  to  thee  will  I  give  it.  and  to  thy  feed 
37.1  o.bow  down  our  felves  to  thee  to  the  earth 
38.16.  let  mc  come  in  unto  tbee   t 
42.37. if  I  bring  hini  not  to  thee    Chap.  43. 9. 

&44- 32 
arid  He  bring  him  to  thee  againe 
43.  29.  God  be  gracious  unto  Ww,  my  fon 
4/4.8.  we  brought  againe  unio  tbee 
47. 5 .  fatherland  thy  brethi  en  are  come  unto  t 
48. 2*  thy  fon  Jofeph  comcth  to  thee 
y-.born  unto  thee  in  the  land  of  Egypt  before 
22-  I  have  given  torfeeone  petition  above 
50.  17.  for  they  did  urito  thee  evill 
Exoti.  2.  7.  call  to  thee  a  nurfe  of  the  Hebrew  tvo. 
3.  1  i^.and  this  fhalbe  a  token  unto  thee 
4.1.  the  Lord  hath  not  appeared  unto  tbee 
5.  God  of  Jacob  hath  appeared  unto  tbee 
1 6.  he  (halbe  to  thee  in  (lead  of  a  month 
23. 1  fay  urto  tbee ,  Let  my  fon  gbe 
6.  29.  all  that  I  fay  unto//« 
7. 16. Lord  God  of  the  Hebr.hath  lent  me  tor, 
11.24.  this  thing  for  an  ordinance  to  tbee,8c  to 
13.  9.  it  (halbe  unto  tbee  for  a  figne  upon 

1 1.  as  he  fware  unto  thee,  &  to  thy  fathers 
18.  6.  fa.  in  law  jethro  am  come  unto  thee 

21.  great  matter  they  (hail  bring  unto  tbee 
10.4.  riot  make  unto  thee  any  graven  image 
13.27.  enemies  turrie  their  backs  urito  thee 

33.  it  will  furely  be  a  friareuhto  tbee 

18.1.  take  thou  unto  thee  Aaron  thy  brother 
29.42.  to  fpeake  there  unto  tbee 

30.  z}.  take  thou  alfo  imtotbee  principall  fpi 

3 1.  2 1.  what  did  this  people  unto  thee 

34.  of  which  I  have  fpoken  unto  thee 

33.  y .  that  I  may  know  what  to  doe  unto  thee 
Lev.zi.8.  he  (halbe  holy  unto  thee 

24.2.  thatthey  bring  unto  thee  pure  bile 

25. 8. (pace  of  the  fev.fabb-of  yeers  (halbe  to  t, 
15.  yeers  ofthefruitSjhe  (hall  fell  antothee 
\6.  yeers  of  the  fruits  doth  he  fell  unto  thee 
3  9.  and  be  fold  unto  thee,  thou  (halt  not 
Numb.  6-  2  y.  and  be  gracious  unto  thee 

1 0.3.  afTemble  themfelves  to  thee  at  the  doore 
4.  fhaSl  gather  themfelves  unto  tbee 

3  2.  the  fame  will  we  doe  unto  thee 
1 1 .  13.  my  word  (hall  come  to  palfe  to  thee,  or 

18.2.  that  they  may  be  joyned  unto  thee 
4.  they  (halbe  joyried  unto  thee 

1 9.  unto  tbee  ,  arid  to  thy  feed  with  thee 
22.37.  did  I  earneftly  fend  unto  tbee  to  call 

38.  loe,  I  am  come  unto  thee  ^   t 

Deut.  4.  35.  to  thee  it  was  (hewed ,that  thou  might 

y.27.that  the  LordourGod  (hall  fpeak  unto?. 

3 1 .  lie  fpeak  unto  thee  all  the  comma ndem. 
7. 16.  for  that  will  be  a  fnare  unto  thee 

23-Lord  thy  God  (hall  deliver  them  unto  U 

2y.  nor  take  it  unto  thee 

13.7.  nigh  unto  thee,  or  far  from  thee 

1  y .  9.  Lord  againft  thee/nd  it  be  fin  unto  the 

Chap.  24.  iy. 

1  i.be  fold  unto  thee, and  ferve  thee  fix  yeers 

18.  it  lhall  riot  feeme  hard  unto  thee,  that 
worth  a  double  hired  fervant  to  thee 
16  9.  feven  Weeks  fh  a  It  thou  number  unto  thee 
18. iy.  will  raife  up  urito  thee  a  prophet 

1 8. from  among  their  brethren ,like  urito  thee, 
20. 1  i.make  thee  arifwer  of  peace^Sc  open  to  t „ 
they  (halbe  tributaries  unto  thee 
22.  2.  ifthy  brother  be  not  nigh  untofte,  Or 

7.  and  take  the  young  to  thee  • 
2;.  iy .  i?  efcaped  from  his  maiter  unto  tbee 
24. 1 1.  bring  out  the  pledge  abroad  unto  tbes 

25.3.  brother  may  feeme  vile  urito  tbee 
289.  as  he  hath  fworne  unto  thee 

21.  make  the  peftilence  cleaveurito  tbet 
3  1. and  (hall  not  be  reftored  xatbie 
44.  he  (hall  lend tothee 
68.  by  the  way  whereof  I  fpake  hiitolhee 
3  3.29.  who  is  like  unto  rtef3  O  people 

enemies  (halbe  found  liars  unto,  thee 
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Jofh.  i .  1 7 .  fo  will  we  hear  ken  unto  thee 

z.i8.  all  thy  fathers  houfhold  home  unto  thee 
9.  2  5.  and  right  unto  ffee  to  doe  unto  us,  doe 

Judg.l- 19. 1  have  a  fecret  errand  unto  ffee,0  ki. 

6 .  1 8 .  untill  I  come  unto  thee 

7.  4.  of  whomfoever  I  fay  unto  ffee,This  fhall 
10. 1 5 '  whatfoever  feemerh  good  unto  thee 
17.3.  lie  reftorc  it  unto  thee 

Ruth  3. 13.  if  he  will  per  forme  unto  thee  the  part 
not  doe  the  part  of  a  kin  (man  to  thee 
then  will  I  do  the  part  of  a  kinfinan  to  t. 
4.1 5.  be  unto  thee  a  reftorer  of  thy  life 

which  is  better  to  thee  then  feven  fons 
t  Sam.  1 . 8 .  am  not  I  better  to  thee  then  ten  fons 
a.  34.  this  fhall  be  a  figne  unto  thee 
3.i7thc  thing  that  the  Lord  hath  faid  unto  th. 
of  all  the  things  that  he  faid  unto  thee 

8.  7.  in  all  that  they  fay  unto  thee 
8.  fo  doe  they  alfo  unto  thee 

9. 17.  behold  the  man  that  I  fpake  to  thee  of 

10.2.  and  they  will  fay  unto  ffee,  The  afles 

7.  whenthefe  fignes  are  come  unto  thee;,  that 

8.  behold,  I  will  come  down  unto  tbce 
n.3.  we  will  come  out  unto  thee 

14.36.  doe  whatfoever  feemeth  good  untoffee 
40.  doe  what  feemeth  good  unto  thee 

16. 3 .  anoint  unto  me  him  whom  I  name  to  th. 
17.45'.  I  come  unto  thee  in  the  Name  of  the  Lo. 
2o.ii.  for  there  is  peace  tothee 

24.4.  as  it  (hall  feemegood  unto  thee 
aj.tf.peace  be  both  to  thee, &  peace  be  to  thine 

31.  that  this  ihalbe  no  gricfe  unto  thee 
40.  faying,  Dayid  fent  us  unto  thee 
26. 1  5.  and  who  is  like  to  thee  in  Ifrael 
28.  8.  him  up  whom  I  fhall  name  unto  thee 
10.no  punifhment  happen  unto  thee  for  this 
1 1 .  whom  fhall  I  bring  up  unto  thee 
1 8 .  hath  the  Lord  done  this  thing  unto  thee 
2  Sam.$.jz.  to  bring  about  all  Ifrael  untothee 
12.14.  child  that  is  born  unto  thee  fhall  die 
17.  3.  bring  back  all  the  people  untothee 
ja.  7.  that  will  be  worfe  unto  thee  then  all  the 

37.  what  (hall  feeme  good  unto  thee 

38.  that  which  fhall  feeme  good  unto  thee 
20.2 1,  thrown  to  thee  over  the  wall 
22.50.  will  I  give  thanks  to  thee,  O  Lord 
24.12.  that  I  may  doe  it  unto  thee 

1  King.  3.12.  there  any  arife  like  unto  thee 

8.  52.  in  all  that  they  call  for  unto  thee 

1 1 .3 1 .  and  will  give  ten  tribes  unto  thee 

38.  and  will  give  Ifrael  unto  thee 
14. 6. 1  am  fent  to  thee  with  heavy  tidings 
19.20.  for  what  have  I  done  to  thee 
20. 6.  fend  my  fervant  unto  thee  to  morrow 

21.3.  give  the  inherit,  of  my  fathers  unto  thee 
22.24.  from  me  to  fpeak  unto  thee 

z  Kjng.  2. 10.  it  fhalbe  fo  unto  thee 

5 .  6 .  now  when  this  letter  is  come  unto  thee 
fent  Naaman  my  fervant  unto  thee ,  that 
10.  thy  flefti  fhall  come  againe  to  thee 
47.  leprofie  of  Naaman  fhall  cleave  to  thee 
g.y.  take  it  up  to  thee 

8. 9.  hath  fent  me  to  thee ,feying,  Shall  I  reco. 
14.  what  faid  Eli  ilia  to  thee 

9.  5.  I  have  an  errand  to  thee,  O  captaine 

he  faid,  To  thee,  O  captaine 
1 1.  wherefore  came  this  mad  fellow  to  thee 
1 8.27.  fent  me  to  thee,  to  fpeak  thefe  words 
19.29.  this  (halbea  figne  untoffee 
20. 14.  and  whence  came  they  unto  thee 
1  Chro.  12.18.  peace,  peace  be  untoffee 

1 6.18.  unto  thee  will  I  give  the  Pfal.  107.  u 
z  CW.26.18.  it  pertaineth  not  unto  thee  llzziah 
£^7.18  whatfoever  fhall  feeme  good  unto  th 

9. 6.  and  blufh  to  lift  up  my  face  to  thee  my 

10.4.  for  this  matter  belongeth  unto  thee 
Neb.9.z6.  teft.  againft  them,to  turne  them  to  thee 
E/r-3. 1 1-  the  filver  is  given  to  thet 

alfo,  to  do  with  them  asfeem.  good  to  th. 
Job  7.  20  what  fhall  I  doe  unto  thee 

10.  3.  it  is  good  unto  thee ,  that  thou  fhouldeft 

1 1.1 9.  yea,  many  fhall  make  fuit  unto  thee 
2  2. 2 1 .  thereby  good  fhall  come  unto  thee 

28.  it  fhalbe  eftablifhcd  untoffee 
3 5.  3.  what  advantage  will  it  be  unto  thee  ,if  I 
38-17.  gates  of  death  been  opened  unto  thee 


3  j.  and  fay  unto  thee,  Here  we  ate 
4 1.  j.  will  he  make  many  fupplicarions  unto  t. 
will  he  fpeak  foft  words  unto  thee 
Pfakf.i.  for  unto  thee  will  I  pray 

3.  will  I  direct  my  prayer  unto  thee 
10.i4.the  poore  committeth  himfelfe  unto  thee 
16.  z.  my  goodnefle  excendeth  not  toffee 
18.49.  therefore  will  I  give  thanksunto  thee 

2  2.5.  they  cried  unto  thee 

25.1.  unto  thee,  O  Lord,  I  lift  up  my  foule 

27.8.  my  heart  faid  unto  ffee,  Thy  face  Lord 

28. 1.  unto  thee  will  I  cry,  O  Lord 
2.  when  1  cry  unto  (bee 

30.  8. 1  cryed  to  thee,  O  Lord:  and  unto 

Pfal.  141.  5. 

12.  my  glory  may  fing  praifetoffee 

I  will  give  thanks  tothee  for  ever 
31.22.  when  I  cried  unto  thee 

3  2. 5. 1  acknowledged  my  fin  unto  thee 

6.  every  one  that  is  godly  pray  unto  thee 
9.  left  they  come  neere  unto  thee 
3  j.  10.  who  is  like  untothee 
40.5.  cannot  be  reckoned  up  in  order  unto  thee 
45.14.that  follow  her  ihalbe  brought  unto  th. 
51.14.  and  finners  fhalbe  converted  unco  thee 
54.6. 1  will  freely  facrifice  unto  thee 

56. 9.  when  I  cry  un:o  thee ,  then  fhall  mine 
1 2. 1  will  render  praifes  unto  thee 

59.  17.  unto  thee,  O  my  ftrength,  will  I  fing 

61.2.  end  of  the  earth  will  I  cry  unto  thee 
6z.i  2. alfo  unto  thee,0  God,belongech mercy 
65.1.  unto  thee  fhall  the  vow  be  performed 

2.  unto  thee  fhall  all  flefh  come 

66.7,  ■  thine  enemies  fubmit  themfelvcs  unto  th. 
4.  all  the  earth  fhall  fing  unto  thee 
1 5.  He  offer  unco  thee  burnt  facrifices  of  fat. 

68.29.  fhall  kings  bring  prefents  unto  thee 

69.1 3.  my  prayer  is  unto  thee,  O  Lord, 
71.19.  O  God,  who  is  like  unto  thee 

ai.  O  my  God,  unto  thee  will  I  fing 
23.  greatly  rejoyce  when  I  fing  unto  thee 
75. 1.  unto  thee,  O  God,  doe  we  give  thanks 
8i.8»and  He  teftifie unto thee,0 Ifrael 

86.3.  for  I  cry  unto  thee  daily 

4.  for  unto  thee,  O  Lord,  doe  I  lift  up  ray 
8.  among  the  gods  there  is  none  like  to  the 
88.9.I  have  ftretched  out  mine  hand  unco  thee 

13.  but  unto  thee  have  I  cryed,  O  LoFd 
89.  8.  who  is  a  ftrong  Lord  like  unco  thee 
101.1.  unto  thee,  O  Lord,  will  I  fing 

1  o  z.  1 .  let  my  cry  come  unto  thee 

108.3.  fing  praifes  unto  thee  among  the  nations 

1 1 9.62.  lie  rife  to  give  thanks  to  thee 

1 20.3.  what  fhalbe  given  unto  thee 

1 2  3.1.  unto  thee  will  I  lift  up  mine  eyes 

1 30.1.  out  of  the  depths  have  I  cryed  unto  th. 

1 38.1.  before  the  gods  will  I  fingpraifetofi. 

139.12.  darknes  &  the  light  are  both  like  to  th. 

14 1 . 1 .  O  Lord,  I  cry  unto  thee 

unto  my  voice  when  I  cry  unto  thee 

8. but  mine  eyes  are  untoffee,  O  God,theL. 
143.6. 1  flretch  forth  my  hands  unto  thee 

8.  for  I  lift  up  my  foule  unto  thee 
144.9.  He  fing  a  new  fong  unto  thee ,  O  God 
will  I  fing  praifes  unco  thee 
Prov.^.z.  and  peace  fhall  they  adde  to  thee 
4.9.  a  crown  of  glory  fhall  fhe  deliver  tothee 
22 .19-  made  known  to  thee  this  day,even  to  th. 

20.  written  to  thee  excellent  things 

21.  to  them  that  fend  untothee 
23.7.  eat  and  drink,faith  he  to  thee 

25. 7.  better  it  is,  that  it  be  faid  untothee 
lfa.j4.10.  all  they  fhall  feale,  and  fay  unto  thee 
30.19.  he  will  be  very  gracious  unto  thee 
36.12.  hath  fent  me  to  thee,  to  fpeak  thefe 
38.7.  this  fhalbe  a  figne  unto  thee 
39.3 .  and  whence  came  they  unto  the 

45. 14.  men  offtature  fhall  come  over  untof. 

and  they  fhall  fall  down  unto  thee 
47. 9.  thefe  two  things  fhall  come  to  thee  in  a 
15.  thus  fhall  they  be  unto  thee  with  whom 
48.5.  from  the  beginning  declared  it  tothee 

49.18.  all  thefe  come  to  thee 

23.  they  fhall  bow  down  toffee 

51. 19.  thefe  two  things  are  come  unto  thee 
55.5.nations  that  knew  not  thee  fhall  run  to  t. 


60.  5.  abund.  of  the  fea  lhalbc  convert,  to  thee 

7.  flocksof  Kedar.  fhalbe  gathe.  toge.  to  th 

rams  of  Nebaioth  fhall  minifter  unto  th. 

10.  their  kings  fhall  minifter  untothee 

1 1 .  that  men  may  bring  unco  ffceethe  forces 

13.  glory  of  Lebanon  fhall  come  unco  thee 

14.  fhall  come  bending  unto  thee 
19.  moon  give  light  unto  thee 

Lord  lhalbc  unto  thee  an  everlafting  light 
\Jer.  2.3 1.  we  will  come  no  more  unto  thee 
3.2a.  behold,  wecome  untoffee 
4. 1 8.thy  doings  have  procu.  thefe  thingsto  th. 
10. 6.  as  there  is  none  like  unto  thee,Q  Lord 

7.  for  to  thee  doth  it  appenainc 

there  is  none  like  unto  thee 
1 1.20.  unto  thee  have  I  revealed  my  eaufe 

1 2. 6.  though  they  fpeak  faire  words  unto  thee 
1 3. 1  *.  they  fhall  fay  unto  ffee,  Doe  we  not 

27.  woe  untothee,  O  Jerufalem 
1 5.2.  if  they  fey  unto  thee,  Whither  fhall  wc 

19.  let  them  returne  unto  thee 
1 6.  jo.  they  fhall  fay  unto  thee,  Wherefore 

19.  the  Gentiles  fhall  come  unto  tlee  from 
20. 1 2.  unto  thee  have  I  opened  my  caufe 

1 5.  faying,  A  man-child  is  borne  unco  thee 
22.2 1. 1  fpake  unto  thee  in  thy  profpericy 
30.  2.  that  I  have  fpoken  unto  thee  in  a  book 

15. 1  have  done  thefe  things  unto  thet 
17. 1  will  reftore  health  unto  thee 

32.7.  Hanameel  thine  uncle  fhall  come  unto  t. 

34.14.  which  hath  been  fold  uncoffer 

38.1 5.  if  I  declare  it  unto  thee  wilt  thou  not 

20.  which  I  fpeak  unco  ffee 

fo  it  fhalbe  well  unto  thee 
25.  and  they  come  unto  ffee,&  fay  unto  thee 
declare  unto  us  what  the  king  faid  unto  th. 
39.12.  even  as  he  fhall  fay  unto  (fee 

1 8.  thy  life  fhalbe  for  a  prey  unto  ffee 

40.4.  if  it  feem  good  unto  thee  to  come  with  me 
5.  goe  wherefo.  it  feemeth  conven.  unto  thee 
1  s  ■  all  the  Jewes  which  are  gathered  untor. 

44. 1 6.  wc  will  not  hearken  unto  thee 

45.5.  but  thy  life  will  I  give  unto  thee 
48.27.  was  not  Ifrael  a  derifion  unto  ihee 

46.  woe  be  unto  thee,  O  Moab 
49*  9-  if  grape-gatherers  come  unco  thee 
Lam.z.ii.whax  thing  fhall  I  liken  to  ffee.O  dau. 
what  fhall  I  equal!  to  thee 
4.21.  cup  fhall  paffe  through  unto  thee 
5.21.  turne  thou  us  untoffee,  O  Lord 
E^.z.i.  and  I  will  fpeak  unto  thee 

8.  heare  what  I  fay  unto  ffee 

3.6.  they  would  have  hearkened  unto  thee 

7.  houfc  of  Ifrael  will  not  hearken  unto  thee 
1  o.  all  my  words  that  I  fhall  fpeak  unto  th. 

4.3.  take  thou  unto  thee  an  iron  pan 

9.  take  thou  alfo  unto  thee  wheat,and  barley 
7. 7-  the  morning  is  come  unto  thee ,  O  thou 
n.9.rebellious  houfe  faid  unto  ffee,  What  doft 
16.5.  to  doe  any  of  thefe  unto  thee 

6. 1  faid  unco  thee  when  thou  waft  in  thy 

8.  yea  ,  I  fware  unto  thee  ,and  entred  into 
3  3 .  that  they  may  come  unto  thee  on  every 
34.  and  no  reward  is  given  unto  thee 

60.  He  eftablith  unto  thee  an  everlafting 

6 1 .  &  I  will  give  them  unto  thee  for  daught. 
21. 7.  be  when  they  fay  unto  thee,  Wherefore 

29.  whiles  they  fee  vanity  unto  thee 
13.30. 1  will  doe  thefe  things  unto  ffee 
38.7 .  thou  &  all  thy  comp.  that  areafTem.  to  t . 

13.  fhall  fay  unto  ffee  ,  Art  thou  come  to 
40.4,  intent  that  I  might  fhew  them  unco  thee 
4  4.  5.  all  that  I  fay  unto  ffee  concern  all  the 
Dan.  2.29.  maketh  known  to  ffee  what  fhall  come 

39.  arife  another  kingdome  inferior  toffee 
3.1 8. if  not,  be  it  known  unto  ffee,0  king,that 
4.  26.  thy  kingdome  fhalbe  fureunto  ffee 

27.  let  my  counfell  be  acceptable  unto  thee 

31.  to  thee  it  is  fpoken 
9.  7.  O  Lord,  rjghteoufheffe  belong,  unto  th. 
1  o .  1 1 .  under  ft.  the  words  that  I  fpeak  unto  th. 

1 9.  feare  not,  peace  be  unto  ffee 
ttof.6.4. 0  Ephraim,  what  fhall  I  doe  unto  ffee 

O  Judab,  what  fhall  I  doe  unto  thee 
Joel  j-  19.  O  Lord,  to  ffee  will  I  cry 

20  the  beafts  of  the  field  cry  unto  thee 

Amos  4. 12.  therefore 


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Amos  4.  "•  therefore  thus  will  I  doe  unco  thee,0< 
becaufe  lie  doe  this  unto  thee,  prepare 
\e.  if  theeves  came  to  thee,\i  robbers  by 
1  5.  as  thou  haft  done,  ic  (halbe  done  to  thee 
Jonah  1.1 1.  what  (hall  we  doe  unto  thee 

1.7.  and  my  Prayer  came  in  unto  thee 

9.  but  I  will  lacririce  unto  thee  with  the 
Micabz.  11.  faying,Ile  prophefie  unto  thee  of 

4.8.  unto  thee  (hall  it  come 

6. 3 .  what  have  1  done  unto  thee 

7.  n.  he  mall  come  even  to  thee  from  Afl'y. 
Hab.i.i- 1  even  cry  out  unto  thee  of  violence 

i.i  (J  .cup  of  the  Lo.  right  hand  (halbe  tur.coi. 
Zecb.z.i  1.  Lord  of  hofts  hath  fent  me  unco  thee 

<).<).  behold,che  King  cometh  unto  thee 
1 1.  that  I  will  render  double  unto  thee 
Mat.  1. 10.  to  cake  unco  thee  Mary  thy  wife 

y .16.  verily  I  fay  unco  thee, Thou  male  by  no 

8.13.  beleeved  ,  fo  be  it  done  unco  thee 

16.17.fkm  &  blood  hach  not  reveal,  it  Unco  t. 
18 .1  fay  unco  thee  that  thou  art  Peter,  and 

19.  give  unto  thee  the  keyes  of  the  kingdome 
11.  this  (hall  not  be  unto  thee 

18.17.  let  him  be  unto  thee  as  an  heathen  mart 
si.  I  fay  not  to  thee ,  Untill  feven  times,buc 
20.14.  give  unco  this  laft  even  as  unto  thee 
1 1.7.  behold,  thy  King  cometh  unco  thee 
23.37.  ftonelt  them  that  are  fent  unto  thee 

Litfe  13.  34. 
2  j. 39.  or  in  prifon,and  he  came  unto  thee 

44.  and  did  not  minifter  unto  thee 
26.34. 1  fay  unto  thee,  That  this  night  before 
Mark  5-4I-  damfsll  (I  fay  unto  thee)  Arife 
9.  17. 1  have  brought  unto  thee  my  fon 
io.yi.what  wilt  thou  that  I  mould  do  unto  thee 
Luke  18.41. 
'.    14.30. 1  fay  unto  thee,  that  this  day,  even  this 
36.  Father,  all  things  are  poflible  unco  thee 
Luke  1 .  3.  to  wrice  unto  thee  in  order,  mod  noble 
1 9. and  fent  to  fpeake  unto  thee 
5.  24.fickofthe  pal (ie)  I  fay  unto  thee  y  Arife 
Chap.  7. 14. 
7.  7.  my  lelfe  worchy  co  come  unto  thee 

20.  John  Baptift  hath  fent  us  unto  thee 
40. 1  have  fomewhat  to  fay  unco  thee 
47. 1  fay  unco  «te,Her  (ins  which  are  many 

8.39.  how  great  things  God  hach  done  unto  th, 
10.13.wo  unto-tbte  Chorazin,wo  unto  thee  Bet, 
i4.9.come,and  fay  to  ^<;e,Give  this  man  place 

10.  he  may  fay  unco  thee,  Friend,  goe  up 
17.4.  and  feven  times  in  a  day  turne  ag.  to  thee 
23.43.  verily  I  fay  unco  thee,To  day  (hale  chou 

John  1 .50.becaufe  I  faid  unto  thee,\  faw  thee  und. 
3.3.  verily  I  fay  unto  thee  ,  Except  a  man  be 

Verfe  5. 

7.  marvell  not  that  I  fay  unto  thee,  Ye  mud 

1 1.  verily  I  fay  unco  thee,  We  fpeak  chat  we 
4.10.  who  ic  is  thac  faith  unco  thee,  Give  me  to 

26-  I  that  fpeak  unco  thee,  am  he 
y.  14.  left  a  worfe  thing  come  unto  thee 
9.i5.  whit  did  he  to  fke?How  opened  he  thine 
1 1.  40.  faid  I  not  unto  thee,  that  if  thou  would. 
I    13.38.I  fay  unto /fee,The  cock  (hall  not  crow 
1 7. 1 1.  and  I  come  to  thee.  Holy  Father 

13.  and  now  come  I  to  thee 
18.30.  not  have  delivered  him  upunto  thee 
^9.  1 1.  he  that  delivered  me  unto  thee  hath  the 
1    21. 1 8. 1  fay  unto  thee,  When  thou  waft  young 

2  2.  what  is  that  to  thee~>  follow  thou  me 

23.'  what  is  that  to  thee 
Aft.y.n.  even  Jefus  that  appeared  unto  thee,haih 
10.3  2.  who  when  he  cometh,(hall  fpeak  to  thee 

33 .  immediatly  therefore  I  fent  co  thee  ,  and 
21.37.may  I  fpeak  unto  thee  ?  Who  faid,Canft 
24.4.  that  I  be  not  farther  tedious  unto  thee 

8.  commanding  his  accufers  to  come  to  thee 
i4.biic  this  I  confefle  unto  thee, that  after  the 

26. 16.  for  I  have  appeared  unto  thee  for  this 
Rom.  15.9.  for  this  caufe  will  I  confefle  to  thee 
%Tim.\.\^.  that  good  thing  which  was  com.  to  th. 
Vh'ile.  11.  but  now  profitable  to  thee  and  me 
16.  but  how  much  more  unto  thee 
19.  albeit  I  doe  riot  fay  to  the  ,how  thou 
21. 1  wrote  unto  thee, knowing  that  thou  wilt 
Heh.z.  1 2. will  I  (Tng  praife  untothee 
3  John  14.  peace  Be  to  thee 


ftfP.11. 17. becaufe  chou  haft  cakenco  thee  chy 

Towards  Cfjee, 
i  Sam.19.  4.  his  Works  have  been  to  fte-ward 
2  Kjng.i-i^T  would  not  looke  toward  thee, nor 
Jer.  12.3.  tried  mine  heart  towards  thee 
£^.16.41-  make  my  fury  towards  thee  to  reft 

63.  when  I  am  pacified  towards  thee 
Rom.i  1 .21.  but  towards  thee  goodnefle 

tinder  Ctjee. 
Dent.  18. 23.  earth  that  is  under  thee  fhalbe  iron 
Pfal.tf-S.  whereby  che  people  fall  under  thee 
Prov. 22.27'.  take  away  thy  bed  from  under  thee 
lfa.14.11.  the  worme  is  fpread  under  this 
Obad.7.  have  laid  a  wound  under  thee 

;•■  nith  <£ijee. 
Gen.6.  18.  with  thee  will  I  eftablifh  my  covenant 
19.  to  keep  them  alive  with  thee 
8.16.  thy  fons,and  thy  Ions  wives  with  thee 

1 7. forth  with  thee  every  living  thing  with  th. 
17.4.  behold,  my  covenant  is  with  thee 
19.  9.  now  will  we  deale  Worfe  with  thee  then 
20.16.  cov.  oftheeyes,toall  that  are  withjh. 

21.12.  God  is  with  thee  in  all  that  thou  doeft 
24.40.  will  fend  his  angel  with  thee 

26.3.  and  I  will  be  with  thee 

24.  feare  not,  for  I  am  with  thee 

18.  faw  certainly  thac  the  Lo.  was  wich  thee 

let  us  make  a  covenant  wich  thee 

28.4.  to  thee,  and  to  thy  feed  with  thee 
1  5.  behdldj  I  am  wich  thee 

19-15.  did  not  I  ferve  with  thee  for  Rachel 
3  o.  1  j.  therefore  he  (hall  lie  with  thee  to  night 
31.3.  and  I  will  be  with  thee 

38.  this  twenty  yeeres  have  I  been  with  thee 
32.9.  and  I  will  deale  well  with  thee 

33.5.  who  are  chofe  with  thee 

1 J .  let  me  now  lea ve  wich  thee  fome  of  the 
40.14.  when  it  (haibe  well  with  thee 
46.4. 1  will  goe  down  with  thee  into  Egypt 
Exod.$.n,  he  faid,  Certainly  I  will  be  with  thee 
1 1.48.  when  a  ftranger  will  fojourne  with  thee 
1 3 .7-  no  leavened  bread  be  feen  with  thee 

be  leaven  feen  with  thee  in  all  chy  quart. 
17.  y.  and  cake  with  thee  of  the  elders  of  lfrael 
1 8. 1 8.  both  thou,  &  this  people  thac  is  with  th. 

19.  and  God  (halbe  with  thee 

21.  they  (hall  beare  the  burden  with  thee 
19.9.  peo.  may  heare  when  I  fpeak  with  thee 

24.  come  up,  thou,  and  Aaron  with  thee 
2f .  22.  there  will  I  meet  with  thee 

30. 6.  teftimony,wherc  I  will  meet  with  thee 

Verfe  36. 
33.14.  my  prefence  (hall  goe  with  thee 
34.3.  no  man  (hall  come  up  with  thee 

10.  a  terrible  thing  that  I  will  doe  with  thee 
27. 1  have  made  a  covenant  wich  thee 

Lev.10.9.  chou5  rior  thy  fons  wich  thee 

1 4-thou  &  thy  fons,&  thy  daughters  with  th. 
1  y.  it  (halbe  chirie,and  thy  fons  vthhthee 

19.13.  (hall  not  abide  wich  thee  all  night 

33.  if  a  ftranger  fojourne  with  thee  in  your 
25.fi.for  the  ftranger  chat  fojburrieth  with  toee 

35.  and  be  fallen  in  decay  with  thee 

thac  he  may  live  with  thee 

36.  chat  thy  brother  may  live  wich  thee 
40.  as  a  fojourner  he  (hall  be  with  thee 

Numb.  5.19.  if  no  man  have  lien  wich  thee 
20.  fome  man  have  lien  wich  thee  befide 
11.16.  thac  they  may  ftand  there  with  thee 
17.  come  down,and  talk  with  thee  there 
beare  the  burden  of  the  people  with  thee 
16.10.all  thy  brechren  thefonsof  Levi  wich  t. 
18. 1.  and  chy  fath.  houfe  with  thee  (hall  beare 
thou,and  thy  fons  with  thee  (hall  beare 
2.  bring  thou  withffo?e,thac  they  may  be 

thou  and  thy  fons  with  thee  (hall  minifter 
7.  thou  &  thy  fons  with  thee  (hall  keep  your 

1 1.  to  thy  fons ,  and  to  thy  daught.  with  thee 
1 9.  and  thy  fons ,  and  thy  daught-  with  thee 

21.9.  whac  men  are  thefe  with  thee 
Deut.z.7.  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  been  With  thee 
4.40.  that  it  may  goe  well  with  thee 

Dent.  5.  t6.  &  12.15,28.  &  19. 13. 

6.  3 .  that  ic  may  be  Well  wich  thee      Verfe  1 8 . 

Chap.  i2.  7. 

I4.27.no  part  not  inheritance  with  thee  V.  29. 

Yyyy  3 


15.16.  becaufe  he  is  well  with  thee 

16.4.  no  leavened  bread  feen  wich  thee  in  all 

20. 1.  for  che  Lord  chy  God  is  with  thee 
1 2.if  he  will  make  no  peace  with  thee 

■  20.  that  maketh  war  mththee,  untill  ic  be 

22.2.  and  it  (halbe  with  thee,  untill  chy  brother 

23.16.  he  (hall  dwell  mthtbee 

29.12.L0rd  chy  God  "maketh  wich  thee  this  day 

3 1 .6.  he  it  is  chat  doth  goe  mthlhee\  1 

8.  he  will  be  with  thee 
2  3 .  and  I  will  be  with  thee     1  King,  11.  38. 

Ifd.  43.  2 
fojh.i.^.  Co  will  I  be  with  thee  ;  I  will  not 

Chap.  j.  7 

9.  Lord  thy  God  is  with  thee 

17.  onely  che  Lord  chy  God  be  with  tkee}zs 
2.14.  deale  kindly  and  truly  with  thee 

19.  whofoever  (halbe  with  thee  in  the  houfe 
8. 1 .  take  all  the  people  of  war  v/khthee 
jWg.i  .3.1  iikewife  will  goe  with  thee  into  eby  lot 
4.  3. 1  will  furcly  goe  with  thee 

6.  1 2.  the  Lord  is  with  thee,  thac  mighty  man 

2  Sam.  7.  3 
1 6.  furely  I  will  be  with  thee 

7.  i.the  people  that  are  with  thee  ate  too  many 
4-  this  (hall  goe  with  thee 

the  fame  (hall  goe  With  thee 

this  (hall  not  goe  with  thee 

9-\z.  thou  and  the  people  that  is  with  thee 

1  2.1.  didft  not  call  us  to  goe  wich*/w 

19.  10.  peace  be  with  thee 
Ruth  1. 10.  we  will  recurne  wich  thee  unto  thy  peo. 

3.1.  that  it  may  be  well  with  thee . 

1  Saw.9.3.  take  now  oneof  the  fervants  with  thee 

10.7.  for  God  is  with  thee  1  Chro.  17.  a. 
14,'  7. 1  am  with  thee  according  co  thine  heart 
15.26. 1  willnoc  recurne  with  thee 

16.1.  take  an  heifer  wich  thee 

17.  37.  goe ,  and  the  Lord  be  with  thee 

Chap.  zo.  13. 
20.8. thy  fervanc  into  a  cove,  of  the  L.  wich  th. 
21. 1.  and  no  man  with  thee 
z6.6.  Abilhai  faid,  I  will  goe  down  withffee 

27.5.  fervanc  dwell  in  che  royall  city  wich  thee 

28. 19.  thou  and  thy  fons  be  with  me 

29.8.  fo  long  as  I  have  been  with  thee  unco  this 

10.  matters  fervants  chat  are  come  With  thee 

2  Sam.  3 . 1 2.  my  hand  (halbe  with  thee,  to  bring 

1 3 .  well,  I  will  make  a  league  with  thee 

2C .  that  they  may  make  a  league  with  thee 

7. 9. 1  was  with  thee  wherefoever  thou  wehteft 

1  Chron.  17. 
1 3.10.  hach  Amnon  chy  brother  been  with  thee 

2  6.  why  fhould  he  goe  with  thee 

14.  17.  the  Lord  chy  God  will  be  with  thee 
1  f  .20.  mercy  and  cruth  be  with  thee 

3  5.  haft  chou  not  heare  with  thee  Zadok 
16.2 1. hands  of  all  that  are  with  thee  be  ftrong 
1 8.14. 1  may  not  tarry  thus  with  thee 

19.7.  not  tarry  one  with  thee  this  night 

20.  16.  that  I  may  fpeak  with  thee 

1  Kjng.z.2.  behold,  thou  haft  with  thee  Shimei 
3.6.  in  uprightnefle  ofhearc  wich  thee 
6'  1 2.  then  will  I  performe  my  word  with  thee 
1 3.  8. 1  will  not  goe  in  with  thee 

16.  hot  returne  with  thee ,rior  goe  in  with  thee 
nor  drink  water  With  thee  in  this  place 

18.  faying  ,  Bring  him  back  with  thee  into 

14.3.  and  take  with  thee  ten  loaves  and  crack 
17. 18.  what  have  I  to  doe  with  ite,  O  man  of 

2l^z«g.3.i3.what  have  I  to  doe  v/iththee 
4.26.  fay  unto  her,  Is  it  well  with  thee 
5.16.  wdnt  not  mine  heart  with  thee 
6. 1.  place  where  we  dvvell  with  thee  is  too 
14.10.  even  thou,  and  Judafi  with  thee 

2  Chm  25.  19; 
1  Chrdn.zz.  1 1.  the  Lord  be  with  rte,and  profper 

Verfe  16. 
i  5.  there  are  worke-men  with  thee  in  abund. 

28.20.  my  God,  will  be  wich  thee 
21.  even  they  (halbe  with  thee 

1  Chro.  1 4. 1 1 .  it  is  nothing  with  thee  to  help 
18.3.  we  will  be  with  thee  In  the  warre 
2^-7.  let  not  the  army  of  lfrael  goe  with  thee 

35.21.  what  have  I  todoe  with  thee,  thou  king 
£l?a  7.13.  to  goe  up  to  Jerufalem,goe  with  thee 

10.  4.  we 


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THE 


THE 


THE 


THE 


THE 


10. 4.  weaTo  will  be  with  thee 
Job  4.  2.  if  wc  alia/  to  commune  with  five 
5.23.  fhaibe  at  peace  with  thee 
10.13. 1  know  that  this  is  with  thee 
14.3.  bringeft  me  into  judgement  with  thee 

f .  number  of  his  months  are  with  thee 
iy.li : .  confolations  of  God  fmall  with  thee 

is  there  any  fecret  thing  with  thee 

17.3.  put  me  in  a  furety  with  thee 

22.4.  will  he  enter  with  thee  into  judgement 
37.4.  anfwered  thee,and  thy  compan.  with  thee 
36.  4.  that  is  perfect  in  knowledge  is  with  thee 
4o.i5.beb.nowBehem-wbich  I  made  with  thee 
4 1. 4.  will  he  make  a  covenant  with  thee 

Pfal.  f  .4.  neither  fhall  evill  dwell  with  thee 
I6.9.  for  with  thee  is  the  fountaine  of  life 
39.12.  for  lama  ftranger  with  thee 
73.  23-1  am  continually  with  thee 
94. 20. (hall  the  throne  of  iniq.have  fell.with*. 
116. 7.  Lord  hath  dealt  bountifully  with  thee 
128.  2.  and  it  fhaibe  well  with  thee 
130.4.  there  is  forgiveneffe  with  thee 
139.18.  when  I  awake  I  am  ftill  V/kh  thee 

Prov.z.  1.  and  hide  my  commandements  with  thee 

5.  17.  let  them  not  be  ftrangers  with  thee 

6.  22.  it  fhall  talke  with  thee 

7. 1.  lay  up  my  commandements  with  thee 

23.7.  but  his  heart  is  not  with  thee 

1 1.  he  fhall  pleade  their  caufe  with  thee 
Cant. 6. 1.  that  we  may  feek  him  with  thee 
Ifa.16.4.  let  'n'ne  out-cafts  dwell  with  thee,Moah 
33.1.  they  dealt  not  trcacheroufly  with  thee 
they  fhall  deale  treachcroufly  with  thee 

37.9.  he  is  come  forth  to  make  war  with  thee 
41.19.for  Iamwichifee  01.43.?. /o\i. 8,19. 

&ry.20.  &30.  11.&46.  28. 

11.  they  that  ftrive  with  thee  fhall  perifh 

12.  even  them  that  contended  with  thee 

49.2  5  .contend  with  him  that  contend.with  thee 
54.9. 1  would  not  be  wroth  with  thee 

Jer.z.3  j.  becaufe  I  will  plead  with  thee 
1  j.  1.  when  I  plead  with  thee 

yet  let  me  talke  with  thee  of  thy  judge. 
$.,  even  they  have  dealt  treacher.  with  thee 

19. 10.  in  the  fight  of  the  men  that  go  with  thee 

34.3.  he  fhall  fpeak  with  thee  mouth  to  mouth 

38. 10.  take  from  hence  thirty  men  with  thee,  & 
2  f  .princes  hearethat  I  have  talked  with  thee 

5 1  .so.  with  thee  will  I  break  in  pieces  the  nat. 
with  thee  will  I  deftroy  kingdoms 

21.  with  thee  will  I  breake  in  pieces  horfe 
with  thee  will  I  break  in  pieces  the  char. 

22.  with  thee  alfo  will  I  break  in  pieces  man 
with  thee  will  I  break  in  pieces  old  &  yo. 

'.   with  the e  will  I  break  in  pieces  the  young 

23.  break  in  pieces  with  thee  fhepherd  &  flo. 
with  thee  will  I  break  in  pieces  the  husb. 
w\xhthee  will  I  break  in  pieces  captains 

E%e\.  2. 6.  though  briars  &  thornes  be  with  thee 
3 .  22.  and  I  will  there  talk  with  thee 
27.  but  when  I  fpeak  with  thee ,  He  open 

16.8.  and  entred  into  a  covenant  with  thee 
59.I  will  even  deale  with  thee  as  thou 

61, 1  will  remember  my  covenant  with  thee 
g 2. 1  will  eftablifh  my  covenant  with  thee 
22.14.  in  the  dayes  that  I  fhall  deale  with  thee 
23.2?-  they  fhall  deale  furioufly  with  thee 
29.  they  fhall  deale  with  thee  hatefully 

27.1 1.  they  occupied  with  thee  in  lambs  and 
3.1 .4.  fill  the  beafts  of  the  whole  earth  with  thee 
38.  6.  and  many  people  with  thee 

Verfe  p,  ij. 

39.4.  and  the  people  that  is  wkhthee 
Hof.4.%.  prophet  fhall  fall  with  thee  in  the 
Amos  6.10.  is  there  yet  any  with  thee 
Ohad.  7.  the  men  that  were  at  peace  with  thee 
Zech.  1 4.?.  and  all  the  faints  with  thee 

Mai.  1.8.  will  he  be  pleafcd  with  thee 
Mat -8.29.what  have  we  to  do  with^fe,.Jefus  thou 
Mark  r.  24.  Lu\e  4.  34. 
12.47.  defiring  to  fpeak  withthee 
i%.*6.  then  take  with  thee  one  or  two  more 

16.3  5.  though  I  fhould  die  with  thee,  yet  will 

Mark  14.  31. 
Mark  1-  7-  what  have  I  to  doe  with  tbeejefus 

Lulte  8.  28. 


Lu{e  1.  28.  the  Lord  is  withthee 

1 4. 1  o .  in  the  prefence  of  them  that  fit-with  th 
22.  3  3 . 1  am  ready  to  goe  with  thee 

John  2.4-  woman,  what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee 
3.26.  he  that  was  with  thee  beyond  Jordan 
9.  37.  it  is  he  that  talketh  with  thee 
17.5.  with  the  glory  which  I  had  with  thee 
2 1.  3.  we  alfo  goe  with  thee 

Acl.8.zo.thy  money  perifh  with  thee 
1 8. 10.  for  I  am  with  thee,  and  no  man 
27-24.given  thee  all  them  that  faile  with  thee 

Ephef.6.},  that  it  may  be  well  with  thee 

1  Tim.6.zi.  grace  be  withffe.  Amen 

2  T«#.4.i  1.  and  bring  him  with  thee 

13.  when  thou  coraeft,  bring  with  thee 
Within  Cljte. 
Dfztf.28.43.  the  ftranger  that  is  within  thee ,  fhall 
Pfal.i  22P8.  He  now  fay.  Peace  be  within  t»ee 

I47.13.he  hath  blefled  thy  child,  within  thee 
Prov.zz.i  8.  if  thou  keep  them  within  thee 
Jer.4.14.  fhall  thy  vaine  thoughts  lodge  within  t. 
Lu\e  19.44.  an<*  'av  thy  children  within  thee 

without  Cbee. 
GfW.41.44.  without  thee  fhall  no  man  lifcup 
Teach  Chee,  See  {Jeacl). 
Te/ZCljee,  See  Cell. 

ifa.  1. 23. thy  princesare — companions  of  theeves 
7ey.48.27.  was  he  found  among  theeves 

49.9.  if  theeves  by  night,  th.y  will  deftroy 
Obad.  5".  if  theeves  came  to  thee,  if  robbers 
Mat.6. 19.  where  theeves  break  thorow  and  fteal 
20.  where  theeves  doe  not  break  thorow 
21.13.  ye  have  made  ita  den  of  theeves 

Mark  ri-  x7-  Luke  l9-  46- 
27.  38.  were  two  theeves  crucified  with  him 

Mark  If.  27, 
44.  the  theeves — caft  the  fame  in  his  teeth 
Luke  10.30.  and  fell  among  theeves ,which  ftripp. 

36.unto  him  that  fell  among  the  theeves 
John  io.8.allthey  that  were  before  me  were  thee. 
i  Cor>6. 10.  nor  theeves  fhall  inherit  the 

€heftjOr€heft0. 
Exod.zz.%.  then  he  flialbe  fold  for  his  theft 
4.  if  the  theft  be  certainly  found  in  bis 
AfdMf  .19.  out  of  the  heart  proceedeth  thefts 

Marfe  7-  22. 
Rev.  9. 21,  neither  repented  they  of  their  thefts 


GcM.if.13.  bea  ftranger  in  a  land  that  is  not  the. 
34.23.  and  every  beaft  of  theirs  be  ours 
43.  34.  five  times  as  much  as  any  of  theirs 
Exod.z9.9-  the  priefts  office  fhaibe  theirs 
Lev.  18.10.  for  theirs  is  thine  own  nakednefle 
'Numb.16.z6.  and  touch  nothing  of  theirs 
^  18.  9.  oblation  of  theirs, — meat-offer,  of 'theirs 
Jojb.zi.10.  (for  thews  was  the  firft  lot) 

1  Chro.  6.  j  4, 
2  Chro.  1 8 . 1 1.  let  thy  word  be  like  one  of  theirs 
Jer.44.18.  word  fhall  ftand,  mine  or  theirs 
E^ek.7.1 1.  none  remaine,nor  any  of  theirs 

44.29.  every  ded.  thing  in  Ifrael  fhaibe  theirs 
Hob.  1 ,6.to  poflefle  the  dwcll.places  that  are  not  t. 
Mat^.^.fot  theirs  is  the  kingd.  of  heaven  V.  10. 

1  C0/.1.2.  our  Lord,both  theirs  and  ours 
zTim.yy.  unto  all  men,  as  tkirszlCo  was 

€t>clafar, 

2  Kwg-*9- 12.  child,  of  Eden  which  were  in  The. 

Gen.\  .22.  and  God  bleffed  ffo/0,faying,Be  fruit. 

Verfe  28. 
27.  mile  and  female  created  he  them 

Nnmb.i^.ji.  them  will  I  bring  in 

Deut.zS.  61.  them  will  the  Lord  bring  upon  thee 

Jojh.  10.28.  them,  and  all  the  f  >uls  that  were 

Judg,  n.24.  ^em  will  we  poflefle 

1  Sam.z.30.  them  that  honour  me  I  will  honour 
10.18.  and  them  that  opprefled  you 
2^.29.  them  fhall  he  fling  out  as  out  of  the 

1  JC'B?-i  3-i  1.  them  they  told  alfo  unto  their  fath. 

2  *COTg-23.5/.  them  alfo  that  burnt  incenfe  to  Baal 
i  Chro.  1  ^.a.  them  hath  the  Lordchofen  to  carry 
2  Chro.S .S.tbem  did  Solomon  make  to  pay  tribute 
Pfal.  5. 1 1.  let  them  ever  fhout  for  joy,  let  them 

3f.io.  neither  let  them  winke  with  the  eye  that 
68.1.  let  them  alio  that  hate  him,  flee  before 


lfa.41.1z.zvcn.lhem  thai  coxueuuea  wuh  thee 
56.7.  even  them  will  1  bring  to  my  holy  moun. 

Oan.6.  24.  them  into  the  den  of  lions,  them,  their 

Zepb.i.t.them  that  worth,  the  ho  fie  of  heav.&  th. 
3-1  \. them  that  rejoyce  in  thy  pride 

Mat.  13. 41.  gather  outthrm  which  do;  inicjuity- 

24. 16.  then  itt  them  which  be  in  Judea  flee  to 

Mark  13-14.  Luk/zuiU 

Mark  L3z.Sc  them  that  were  poflefled  with  devils 
5.  40-  and  them  that  were  with  him,  &  entieth 
6.22.  and  pleakdthem  that  fate  with  him 

16.13.  nether  beleeved  they  thtm 

Luke  4.  1 8.  to  let  at  liberty  them  that  arc  bruifed 
1 1.J2.  them  that  were  entring  in,  ye  hindred 
19-4  J-  them  that  fold  therein,  and  thtm  that 
24.33.  and  them  that  were  with  them 

John  10.16.  and  them  alfo  mull  I  bring 

del.  <).\6.  and  them  which  were  vexed  with  unci. 
1 5.19-  that  we  trouble  not  them 
2 1  .Z4.them  take,and  purifie  thy  felfe  with  them 
22.  19.  them  that  believed  on  thee 

R.om.S.30.  them  he  called  .them  he  julti.rWie  glo. 

11. 14.  provoke  to  emula.  them  which  are  my 
I  Corj.i  2  .th.that  are  without'do  not  ye  judge  th. 

13.  them  that  are  without,  God  judge.h 
16. 3.  them  will  I  fend  to  bring  your  liberality 
18.  acknowledge  ye  them  that  are  fuch 

ri'o-1' thm  thaC  are  in  Laodlcea»  th"»  that  are 
1  Thejf.  4.  i  4.  even  fo  them  which  deep  in  Jefus 
1  Tfcfl- 1 2.now  them  that  are  f uch,wc  command 
1  Tim.4.16.  both  lave  thy  felfe,  and  them  that 

-i.  20.  t„em  that  fin,  rebuke  before  all 
H^.i0.i4.perfeaed  for  ever  the.fi  chat  are  fanft. 

13.3.  remember  them  ihat  are  in  bond? 

1  Pff.4.19.  kt  them  that  fiifl-'er  accord,  to  the  will 
R.ev.9.i7.  faw  them  that  fate  on  them 

ii .1. and  them  that  worshipped  therein 
13.  6.  and  them  that  dwelt  in  heaven 
19.10.  and  them  which  worlhipped  his  image 
Above  <&t)cmt 

Exod.18. 1 1.  he  was  above  them 

Numb.3.49.  of  them  that  were  above  them  that 

2  Som.zz.  49.  above  them  that  rofe  up  againft  me 
1  Chro.3  4.4.^  images  that  were  on  high  above  t 

About  4It)etn ,  or  roundabout  Qtynx. 
Gen.?,1)  .7. upon  the  cities  that  were  round  ah.them 
Ruth  1. 1 9.  ail  the  citie  was  moved  about  them 
1  liing.17.1j.  after  the  heath.that  were  10  ah.th. 
1  Chro.  1 4.7 .  and  make  about  them  wals  &  towers 
E-xra  1 .  6.  all  they  that  were  about  thtm  ftrength. 
E^ek-  I-18-  were  full  of  eyes  round  about  them  ' 
28.  z6.  all  that  dtfpife  them  round  about  them 
Mark  9-  14-  he  faw  a  great  multitude  about  them 
Luhe  x.6%.  came  on  all  that  dwelt  round  abo.  th. 
2.  9.  glory  of  the  Lord  (hone  round  abo.  them 
Jude  7.  and  the  cities  about  them  in  like  manner 

After  <£l)e»i, 
GfB.4i.3-  feven  other  kin;  came  up  aft.  th.  V.  19. 
23.  feyen  ears  withered— fprung  up  aft.  th. 
27> &  ill-favoured  kine  that  came  up  aft.  th. 
30.  arife  after  them  feven  yeeres  of  famine 
48. 6-  thy  ifliie  which  thou  begetteft  after  them 
Exod.10.14.  neither  after  them  fhaibe  fuch 

14.4.  that  he  fhall  follow  after  t\nm 

9.  the  Egyptians  purfued  after  them 

10.  the  Egyptians  marched  after  them 
13.  went  in  after  them  into  the  midftofthe 
28.  that  came  into  the  fea  after  them 

Lev.zo.6.  to  goe  a  whoring  after  them 
Deut.i.S.  to  give  it  to  their  feed  after  them 

4. 37.  therefore  he  chofe  their  feed  after  them 

1  o.  1 5.  he  chofe  their  feed  after  them 
fofb.z.?.  purfue  after  them.qu'cldy 

7. men  purfued  after  them  the  way  to  Jordan 
aflbone  as  they  which  purfued  after  them 

8. 16.  called  together  to  pujfue  after  them 
Judt.z.  10.  there  arofe  another  gener.  after  them 

8.  12.  he  purfued  after  tbem- 

10.  4$.  purfued  hard  after  them  unto  Gidom 
Ruth  z.  9.  and  goe  thou  after  them 
1  Sam.6.iz.  Lords  of  (he  Philift-  went  after  them 

1 4.22.  followed  hard  after  them  in  the  battell 

1  Xlng-9-  2t-  child,  which  were  left  after  them  in 

2  Chro.  8. 8. 
20. 1  y.  after  them  he  numbred  all  the  people 

2  r\i»g.7.i  J.  they  went  after  ^etn  to  Jordan 

10. 29.  fehu 


-  --^-j.  *.— 


THE 


THE 


THE 


THE 


TH  E 


THE 


10.19.Jehu  departednot  from  after  tbem 
1  C/»'0».i4-M"g°  aotup  attar  them 
i  Cbren.  1 1  -  * 6. after  Jfe/»  — fuch  as  fet  their  hearts 
Keb.z.i7-  after  them  the  Tekoites  repaired  anoth. 
a 9. after  them  repaired  Zadok 
11.31. and  after  tbem  went  Hofhaiah 
28.  went  over  againft  them, and  I  after  them 
J>  30.?. they  cryed  after  them  as  after  a  thicfe 
fcr.  1. 1?  -and  after  tbem  will  I  go 
9.16.I  will  fend  a  fword  after  them 
a'y.a^.  king  of  Shefhach  fnall  drink  afterthem 
5  r.iS.into  the  bofome  of  their  child.afterito 
39.  for  the  good  of  their  children  after  them 
59. y  .Caldeans  array  purfued  after  them 
49.37.I  will  fend  the  fword  after  them 
50.1  i.wafte  and  utterly  deftroy  after  them 
E^.y.i.l  will  draw  out  a  fword  after  them 

Verfc  n.  Chap.12.14.; 
19.16. when  they  (hall  look  afterthem 
3 4. 6. none  did  leatch,nor  feek  after  them 
D«?/.7.i4.and  another  (hall  arife  after  thet/t 
Zcch.6.6  .and  the  white  go  forth  after  tbem 

7.i4.thus  the  land  was  defolate  after  therA 
Luke  17.13  •  g°  nQt  after  them 

n.8;go  je  not  therefore  afterthem 
Att.10.30xo  dtaw  away  difciples  after  them 

AgoirM  dj«m. 
Gew.14.if  ne  divided  hirnfelf  againft  them 
£.vorf.3i.ic.wrathmay  wax  hot  againft  them 
tfumb.i  2. 9. anger  of  die  Lo.  was  kindl.agai/M 
16.1 9.Korah  gathered  all  the  congre.agai.tkw 
n. 33.  Ogkingof  Ba(h.  went  out  againft  them 
T)euLiA<i  -hand  of  the  Lor  d  was  againft  them 

Ju&g.-LM- 
ao.19.by  forcing  an  axe  againft  them 
a8.2f .  go  out  one  way  againft  them 
31. 17. my  anger  Ihall  be  kindled  againft  them 
ai.this  fong  (hall  teftifie  againft  them 
a8-call  hea.and  earth  to  recordagainft  them 
/tf/Jj.8.  ji  the  other  iflued  out  of  the  city  agalthem 

1 1 .7.  people  of  war  with  him,againft  them 
a  2. 1 2 .  to  go  up  to  wa  r  againft  them 

3  3.to  go  up  againft  them  in  battell 
jttdg.  1 .1.  to  fight  againft  them 

6\3.even  they  came  up  againft  them 

4  and  they  encamped  againft  them 

9.43. he  rofe  up  againft  them,  and  finote  them 
1 1.  ay  .or  did  he  ever  fight  againft  tbem 

3  a.unto  the  xhil.of  Amnion  to  fight  aga.them 
1 8  .^.that  we  may  go  up  againft  them 
ao.ao.to  fight  againft  tbem  at  Gibeah 

a?. Benjamin  went  forth  againft  them 
1  Sam..g.  1  4.  Sam.came  out  aga\.themi  to  go  up  to 
1  i.9.and  they  fought  againft  them 

15.18.  and  fight  againft  them 

1  Sam.  24.1 .  he  moved  David  againft  them  to  fay 
1  Kf.10.a3.let  us  fight  againft  them  in  the  plain 
ay  we  will  fight  againft  them  in  the  plain 
27.were  all  prefent.and  went  againft  them 
a  JC'.3\ai.were  come  upto  fight  aganVttbem 

17.1 5.  teftimonies  which  he  teftified  agai.  them 
1  Ebro.f.  tx.  children  of  Gad  dwelt  ovtr  aga.them 
ao.and  they  were  helped  againft  tbem 
8. 3  a. dwelt  with  their  bre.in  Jer.over  aga.  them 

14.8.  and  went  out  againft  them 

19. 17. fet  the  battell  in  aray  againft  them 
a  Ck>7M4.9.came.out  aga.  them  Zerah  the  Ethiop. 
10.16.10  morrow  go  ye  down  againft  tbem 
17.  to  morrow  go  out  againft  tbem 

14.19.  and  they  teftified  againft  them 
27.?. and  he  prevailed  againft  tbem 

28. 1  a.ftood  up  ag.tbem  that  came  from  the  war 
TW  4?-  hired  counfellers  againft  tbem 

8. 22.  is  againft  all  them  that  forfakehitn 
Neh.^Sct  a  watch  againft  them  dav  and  night 

5.7. 1  fet  a  grcac  aflembly  againft  tbem 

9.io.that  they  dealt  proudly  againft  them 
26. flew  thv  pro.  which  teftified  againft  them 
29.and  teftifiedft  againft  them,that  thou 
3o.teftifiedft  a£.  them  bv  thy  fpirit  in  thy  pr. 
34.  wherewith  thou  didft  teftifie  againft  them 

I2.9.wete  over  againft  them  in  the  watches 
24  w*th  their  bre.over  againft  them  to  praife 
37-at  the  foun.gate  which  was  over  aga.  th:m 
3?.went  over  aga.rfwfl,and  I  after  them 

13. 2. but  hired  Balaam  againft  them 


1  5.  and  I  teftified  againft  them  in  the  day 

Verfe  21. 

P/fl/.i7.7.fromthofe  that  rife  up  againft  them 

34.1 6  .face  of  the  Lord  is  ag&'iMem  that  do  evil 

1  Prt.3.12. 

35.3.  flop  the  way  agai.  them  that  perfecute  me 

20.  they  devife  deceitfull  matters  agai.  them 

//<tf.3.9.ftiew  of  Cheir  counudo.witnefle  agai.  tbem 

j  .2  j.ftrecched  forth  his  hand  againft  them 

30.  in  that  day  they  Ihall  roar  againft  them 
13.17. 1  will  ftir  up  the  Medes  againft  them 
l4.22ifor  I  will  rrfe  up  againft  them 
<J3.10.and  he  fought  againft  them 
fer.i.  1 6.1  will  utter  my  judgements  againft  ihem 
4. 1.2 .now  will  I  give  lentence  againft  them 
23.32.beh.old,  I  am  againft  tbem  that  prophefie 
2y.30.therefore  prophefie  thou  againft  them 
26.19; which  he  had  pronounced  againft  them 
3  j. 1 7.  the  evil  that  I  have  pronounced  ag.them 
Chap.  36.  31. 
yi.i.and  aga.them  that  dwell  in  the  midft  of  the 
Lam.ui^.  and  it  prevaileth  againft  them 
E^lf.  1.  20.  wheels  were  lifted  up  over  agai.  tbem 
3.  i3.noife  of  the  wheels  over  againft  them 
6.2.  of  ifrael,and  prophefie  againft  them 

Chap.i3.i7.&  25,2. 
1  J.7.I  will  fet  my  face  againft  them 

when  I  fet  my  face  againft  them 
20*8.  to  accomplifh  my  anger  againft  them 

Verfe  ai. 
3  y .  1 1 .  ufed  out  of  thy  hatred  againft  them 
3  8.i7.that  I  would  bring  thee  againft  tbem 
44.n.therforehave  I  lift  up  mine  hand  ag.them 
Dan.j.zi.  and  prevailed  againft  them 

n.7.and  fhall  deal  againft  them,znd  fhall  pre. 
Hof. 8.y  .mine  anger  is  kindled  againft  them 

10.10.  the  peop.  fhall  be  gathered  againft  them 
Jonah  1.1 3.  and  wasterapeftuous  againft  them 
Mattb.10.18.  for  a  teftimonie againft  them 

Mar{6.n.  8n$.().Lufe o.y. 
M arl{  1 2.1 1 .  he  had  fpoken  that  parable  aga.  tbem 

t.u\e  20.  19. 
/f#.l3.?i-fliook  off  the  duft  of  their  feet  aga.them 
16.22.  multitude  rofe  up  together  againft  tbem 
19.  is.  and  prevailed  againft  them 
26.10.I  gave  my  voice  againfxthem 
1 1. being  exceedingly  mad  againft  them 
K«w.i.2.againft  them  which  commit  fuch  things 
col-i .  19.  and  be  not  bitter  againft  them 
2  P^.2.1  r  .bring  not  railing  accufation  agai.  them 
Hev.z.\6-bghtag&mfttbem  with  the  fword 
1  i.7.ihall  make  war  againft  them 
Among,  or  AmongOi  Cheat. 
Gc».47-6.knoweft  any  man  of  a<fti  vity  among  them 
Exod.y.%. bung  out  the  chil  of  If.frdrn  among  them 
io.i.my  fignes  which  I  have  done  among  tbem 
ay. 8.  that  1  may  dwell  amongft  them 

Chap.29.46. 
30.12  that  there  be  no  plague  amongft  them 
I3.every  one  that  pafleth  among  them 

Verfe  14. 
36\8.every  wife-hearted  man  among  them 
Levit.i  5.3 1.  defile  my  tabern.  that  is  among  them 
16.16.  that  remaineth  among  them  in  the  midft 
N»»3&.i.47.Levites  were  not  numbred  amo.  them 
1 1 . 1 .  fire  of  the  Lord  burnt  among  them 

Verfe  3. 
4.  mixt  multitude  that  was  among  them  went 
I3.2.every  onea  ruler  among  them 
14.1 1. which  I  have  (hewed  among  them 

13.UP  this  peo.  in  thy  might  from  amo.  them 

xy.26.and  the  ftranger  that  fojour.among  them 

29.  for  the  ftranger  that  fojour.  among  them 

fojh.  20. 9. 

16.3.  of  them,  and  the  Lord  is  among  them 

Pfal.6S.17. 
18. 20.  nei.  (halt  thou  have  any  part  amo.  tbem 
19.10.  unto  the  ftranger  that  fojour.  amo.  them 
23.ai.andthe  (houtofa  king  is  among  ihem 
2y.11.was  zealous  for  my  fakeamongrfew 
3  3. 4- which  the  Lord  had  fmitten  among  them 
3 y.  1 5. and  for  the  fbjoumer  among  them 
D«tf.7.2o.will  fend  the  hornet  among  them 
29.t7.idols  gold  which  were  amongft  tbem 
3  i.i6.whether  they  go  to  be  among  them 
Jojh.K.i  3.as  he  that  was  born  among  them 


3  y.  the  ftrang.  that  were  convert,  amo.  them 
9.i6.and  that  they  dwelt  among  them 
10. 1. inhabitants  of  Gibeon  were  among  them 
i3.22.among  them  that  were  (lain  by  them 
14-3-gave  none  inheritance  among  them 
19.49.  gave  an  inherit,  to  Jo(hua  among  tbem 
2o.4.that  he  may  dwell  among  them 
24.y.according  to  mat  which  1  did  among  tbem 

JuAg.i^z'). Canaan,  dwelt  inGezer  among  them 
3o.Canaani:es  dwelt  among  them 
10.16  .away  the  ftrange  gods  from  among  ihem 

iSam.6.6*whm  he  had  wrought  wond.among  them 
9. 2  2.  fit  in  the  chiefeft  place  among  them 
10. 1  o.and  he  propbefied  among  them 

2  SVr«.i9.2  8.fetthy  ferv.  among  them  that  did  eat 

*  J&*7 «2f  .Lord  fent  lions  among  ihem 

26,therefore  he  hath  fent  lions  among  them 

1Cfcw.2L6.Levi  and  Ben.couhted  he  not  amo.tbem 
26.3i.there  were  found  among  them  mighty 

2C^.io.2y.found  among  them  in  abuhd.  both 
28.1  y.  clothed  all  that  were  naked  amo.  them 

Eya  2.6  y.  there  were  Among  them  ioo.fin°-ing 

Neb. 4.1 1. till  we  come  in  the  midft  among  them 
9.i7*of  the  wonders  that  thou  diitlzrao.them 

Efih.p.zi.to  eftablilli  this  among  them 

fob  i,6.  and  Satan  came  alfo among  ihem 

Chap,  il  t 
1  J.l9.and  no  ftranger  palled  among  them 

P/d/.a2.i8.they  part  my  garments  among  them 
yy.i  y.for  wickednefle  is  among  ihem 
$7-4-1  fie  even  among  them  that  are  fet  on 
68. 1 8. Lord  God  might  dwell  among  them 

2y.amongft  them  were  the  damfels  playing 
78.4y.he  fent  divers  forts  of  flies  amongft  them 

49. by  fending  evil  angels  among  them 
99.6-and  Samuel  araongthemthat  call 
ioy.27.they  (hewed  his  fignesamong  them 
1 36.n.brought  out  Ifrael  from  among  tbem 

OJ»r.4,2.and  none  is  barren  among  them 

Chap.  6.  6 

.T/df.y.27.none  (hall  {tumble  amongft  them 
8,iy.many  among  them  (hall  {tumble 
41. 28. there  was  no  man  amongft  tbem 
43.9.who  among  them  can  declare  this 
48.i4.which  among  them  hath  declared  thefe 
66.19.1  will  fet  a  figne  among  them 

fer.6. 1  y  .they  (hall  fall  among  them  that  fall 

1 8, know, O  congregation,  what  is  amo.  them 
8.ii.therefore  ftiall  they  fall  among  them 
12. 14. pluck  out  the  ho.  of  Judah  from  am.them 
24.10.  famine  and  peftil.  among  them,  rill  they 
2y.i6.fword  that  I  will  fend  among  them 
37.10.but  wounded  menamong  them 
41.8.  ten  men  were  found  among  them 

Lam.i.i7.Jer.h  as  a  menftruous  woman  arao.them 

£^e^.2.y.that  there  hath  been  a  pro.  among  them 

3.1  y. remained  among  tbem  feven  dayes 

ay. thou  (halt  not  go  out  among  them 

9. a. one  man  among  them  was  clothed  with 

12.10.all  the  houfe  of  Ifr.  that  are  among  tbem 

1 2. prince  that  is  among  tbem  fhall  bear 
22.26.  and  I  am  profaned  among  tbem 

30.I  fought  for  a  man  among  tbem  that 
3  3 .6.and  ta  ke  any  perfon  from  among  them 
33.that  a  prophet  hath  been  among  them 
34.24.my  fervant  David  a  prince  among  them 
3.y.n.I  wil  make  my  felf  known  amongft  tbem 
39.6.among£tothatdwelcarelefly  in  theifles 

Vcin.u  19. among  them  was  found  none  like  Daniel 
7.8.there  came  up  among  them  another  little  h. 
11.24.he  (hall  fcatter  among  them  the  prey 

HoT.7.7.none  among  them  that  calieth  unto  me 

Zecb.  1 2.8.feeble  among  them  in  that  day  (hall  be 
14. 1 3.tumult  from  the  Lord  (hall  be  amo.  tbem 

Mattb.i  1. 1 1  .among  them  that  are  born  of  women 
27-3  y. they  parted  my  garments  among  them 

Mar\  6.41  and  two  fifties  divided  he  among  them 

Luke  9.46.then  there  arofe  a  reafoning  amo.  them 
11 .24  there  was  alfo  a  ftrife  among  them 
y  y. Peter  fate  down  among  them 

John  9.16  there  was  a  divifion  among  tbem 
1 2.2o.there  were  certain  Greeks  among  tbem 
1y.24.ifl  had  not  done   among  them  the  works 
t9.24.they  parted  my  raiment  among  them 

,4i3.4.34.ne.was  there  any  among  them  that  lacked! 

17.33.  f°  Pau'  departed  from  among  them       | 

1 8.1 1. teaching 


THE 


THE 


T  HE 


THE 


THE 


THE 


1 8. 1 1  .teaching  the  word  of  God  among  them 
zo.jz.an  inner,  amo.all  them  which  are  fanftif. 
Chap.  1 6. 1 8. 

13,  id*,  to  take  him  by  force  from  among  them 
14.ii. that  I  cryed  ftanding  among  them 
25.6.wheri  he  had  tarryed  amo.  tbcmmore  then 

Rom.  1 1.  i7.were  grafted  in  amongft  them 

1  Cw.i.6.wc  fpeak  wifdom  among  £fe#a  chat  are 

2  Cc<  .6. 1 7. wherefore  come  out  from  among  them 
z  Pef.i.8.righteous  men  dwelling  among  them 

3  John  9.  who  loveth  the  preeminence  amo.  them 
Jude  1  J.co  convince  all  that  are  ungodly  zm.tbem 
Rev.7.1  j.fitteth  on  the  throne /hal  dwell  zm.tbem 

At*£S)zm. 
2ftmb.ii.So.  wehave  foot  attbem 
Deut.7.iixhou  (halt  not  be  affrighted  at  them 
Pfal.  1  o.  5  .as  for  all  his  enemies  ,he  puffeth  at  them 

j9.8.thou,0  Lordjfhall  laugh  at  them 

64.7-but  God  fhall  (hoot  at  them 
Jgj-.lo.i.the  heathen  are  difmayed  at  them 

before  Chem. 
Gen*  18.8.  and  fet  it  before  them 

33. 3. he  pafled  over  before  them 
Exed.16. 1 4. before  them  there  were  no  fuch  locufls 

13.1  i.Lord  went  before  them  by  day  in apillar 

ai.i.which  thou  fhalt  fet  before  them 
N1tmb.10.ss.irk  of  the  Lord  went  before  them 

1 4.  i  4-that  thou  goeft  before  the m  by  day 

27.  17.  go  out  before  thcm>  &  go  in  before  them 
Deut.z.  n.had  deftroyed  them  from  before  them 
ai.Lord  deftroyed  them  before  them 
a 2. deftroyed  the  Horims  from  before  them 

a8.15.and  fl?e  feven  wayes  before  them 
Jofh  .6.13.  armed  men  went  before  them 

8. 5. that  we  will  flee  before  them 
6.  therefore  we  will  flee  before  them 
1  y.as  if  they  were  beaten  before  them 

iS.i.the  land  was  fubdued  before  them 

21.44.A00d  not  a  man  of  all  their  ene.bef.flkw 
Judg.z.z  i  .drive  out  any  from  before  them 

3.27.  and  he  before  them 

7.24.take  before  them  the  waters  unto  Beth-ba. 

18.21.  put  the  carriage  before  them 

1  Srfffz.i  0.5.  with  a  pipe  and  a  harp  before  them 

18.16.went  out,  and  came  in  before  them 
21. 13. he  changed  his  behaviour  before  them 

2  Sam.io.16.  and  Shobach — went  before  them 

1  cbron.  1?.  1 6, 
20.8- Amafa  went  before  them 
1  Kj.7.6.  and  the  thick  beam  were  before  them 
8. 50. give  them  compaffion  before  them 
20i27.pitched  before  tbem,\ike  two  little  flocks 
21.10.all  the  prophets  prophefied  before  them 
z  Chron.1%.9. 
i  ^j.3.24.  fo  that  they  fled  before  them 
4i3 1  .Gehazi  paffed  on  before  them 

44.  fo  he  fet  it  before  them 
6.22.fet  bread  and  water  before  them 
17.11.whom  the  Lo.  carried  away  before  them 

1  Cbro-.ifi&f.  whom  God  deftroyed  before  them 

2  Cbron.7.6.  priefts  founded  trumpets  before  them 

25.14. bowed  down  himfelf  before  them 

30.9. children  fhal  find  compaffion  before  them 

Neb.j.za,.  thou  fubduedft  before  them  the  inhabit. 
3  5  .fat  land  which  thou  gaveft  before  them 
1 2. 36-  and  Ezra  the  fcribe  before  them 

P/<z/.i2.2f.pay  my  vowes  before  them  that  fear 
54.3. not  fee  God  before  them.  Selah 
<?9.2  2.table  become  a  'nare  before  them 
78.55.he  caft  out  the  heathen  before  them 
85.14.have  not  fet  thee  before  them 
105 . 1 7,he  fent  a  man  before  them,  even  Jofeph 

Ecclef.4A6.cven  of  all  that  have  been  before  them 
9.1.  by  all  that  is  before  them 

J/fli.30.8.wrirc  it  before  them  in  a  table 

42.15. 1  will  make  darkneffe  light  before  them 
53.n.dividing  the  water  before  them 

Jer.1.17.  left  I  confound  thee  before  them 
9.i3.forfaken  my  law,which  I  fet  before  them 
32.13.1  charged  Baruch  before  them,Czymg 
3  3. 24-.be  no  more  a  nation  before  them 
49. 37.before  them  that  feek  their  life 

E^.i.  1 1  there  flood  before  them  70.  men 
I0.i8.mlne  oil  and  mine  incenfe  before  them 

i9.even  fet  it  before  them  for  a  fweet  favour 
23.24.I  will  fet  judgement  before  them 


32.1O.when  I  fhal  brandifh  my  fword  bci.them 
40.22iarches  thereof  were  before  them 

.  Verfe  zg. 

42.11.  way  before  them  was  like  the  appear,  of 
44.iuftand  before  them  to  minifler  unto  them 
Dan. 4.7.I  told  the  dream  before,  tbem 
Joel  2.3.  a  fire  devoureth  before  them 

land  is  as  the  garden  of  Eden  before  them 
io.the  earth  fhall  quake  before  them 
Amos  1.9. yet  1  deftroyed  the  Amorite  before  them 
Micab  z.  1 3 .  the  breaker  is  come  up  before  them 

their  king  fhall  pafTe  before  them 
Zech.iz.S.a^  the  angel  of  the  Lord  before  them 
Matth,  2.9.1o,the  ftar  went  before  them 

1 4.6.  daughter  of  Herodias  danced  bef.  them 
17.  a.  and  was  transfigured  before  them 

Mtxr\  9.2. 
25.70.  but  he  dehyed  before  them  all 
Mat\  2.1 2.  and  went  forth  before  them  all 
6. 41.  to  his  difciples  to  fet  before  them 

Chap.  8.5. 
8.7.commanded  to  fet  them  aifo  before  them 
10.  32.  Jefus  went  before  them 
Luke  5.  2 5. immediately  he  arofeup  before  them 
2  2. 47. Judas— went  before  them 
24.43.  took  *c) anc*  did  eat  before  them 
John  io.4.he  goeth  before  them 

12.37.done  fo  many  miracles  before  them 
Abl.16.1 4"he  fec  meat  before  them 
22.30.and  fet  him  before  them 
Ga/.2.i4.I  faid  unto  Peter  before  them  all 

Behind  Cbem, 
£^arf.i4.i9.removedJand  went  behind  them 
Jo/fe.8.2o.whenthemen  of  Ai  looked  behind  them 
J11dg.zo.4Q.thz  Benjamites  looked  behind  them 
z  StfW.5-23.but  fetch  a  compafle  behind  them 
2Cfcr.13.13.  an  ambufh.to  come  abo.  behind  them 
the  ambufhment  was  behind  them 
Jeel  2*3 .  a  fire  devoureth  behind  them 

land  is  as  the  gard.  of  Eden,behind  them 
Befides  Cijem, 
fob  i.i4>and  the afles  feeding  beddestbem 
E^.io.i5.wheels  turned  not  from  befides  them 
19.  wheels  alfo  were  befides  them 

Chap.  11.  22. 
Maith. z'i.zo.l  have  gained  befides  them  5.talents 
22.gained  2.other  talents  befides  them 
Between  Cfyetn. 
Exod.zz.iiAn  oath  of  the  Lord  be  between  them 
28.33.bels  of  gold  between  them  round  about 
Jojh.s.  11.  was  a  valley  between  them  and  Ai 
1  Sto.^^.there  was  a  valley  between  them 
2  5. 1 3  .a  great  fpace  being  between  them 
2&z»z.2i.7.becaufe  of  the  L.oath  that  was  bet.them 

1  Rj.i8.6xhey  divided  the  land  between  them 
Job  41.15.no  air  can  come  between  them 
Z^fo.5.i3.counfellofpeace  fhall  be  between  them 
Acl.  1 5.3 9. contention  was  fo  fharp  between  them 

ByQtytm. 
Lw.i9.3i.afterwizards,to  be  defiled  by  them 
/tf/fe.t3.22.among  them  that  were  flain  by  them 

2  3 .7  .nor  caufe  to  fwear  by  them 
jfudg.s- 1  .left  to  prove  Ifrael  by  them 
4.they  were  to  prove  Ifrael  by  them 
9.25.  rob.  all  that  came  along  that  way  by  them 

2  Sam.i  5.35.and  by  them  ye  fhall  fend  unto  me 
2  Chr. 24. 1 3. rhe  work  was  perfected  by  them 
Nebem.4. 1 2.  when  the  Jewes  which  dwelt  by  them 
Job  35.3 1  .by  them  judgeth  he  the  people 
Pfal.19.11.by  them  is  thy  fervant  forewarned 

104.i2.by  them  fhall  all  the  fouls  of  heaven 
//ai.7.20.namely  by  them  beyond  the  river 
Jer.f  .7.and  fworn  by  them  that  are  no  gods 
£^.1.19.  the  wheels  went  by  them 

i4.3.fhould  I  be  enquired  of  at  all  by  them 
37.2.catifed  me  to  pafle  by  them  round 
Ha6.i.i5.becaufe  by  them  their  portion  is  fat 
Mattb.<>  .zi.yc  know  that  it  was  faid  by  them  of 
27.heard  that  it  was  faid  by  twofold  time 
Verfe  33. 
M ar.6.4%.  and  would  have  pafled  by  them 
Lu\e  24. 4-  two  men  flood  by  them  in  fhining  gar. 
Aft. 1.  xo.two  men  flood  by  them  in  white  apparell 
4.i6.a  notable  miracle  hath  been  done  by  them 
15.12.wond.God  had  wro.amo.the  Gen.by  them 
Rom.\o.%Ao  thofechings,fhalllive  bythem 


19. provoke  )ou  to  jealouite  by  them 
1  Cor.1.1  1. by  them  which  are  of  the  houfeof  Cloe 
iTw».i.i8\thouby  itomightefrwar  a  good 
Heb.  2.3.confirmed  unto  us  by  them  which  heard 
1  PeUi.iz.  by  tbem  that  have  preached  the  gofpel 

Concerning  Q&fytm, 
■Numb.$z.z8.  fo  concerning  them  Mo  es  comraan. 
J«flfg.i5.3.Samfon  faid  concerning  them,  Now 
JVc^.i  1.13. was  the  kings  command,  concern,  them 
1  Thef.4, 1 3.  concerning  them  which  are  afleep 

1  /efo.2.25.written  unto  you  concerning  them 

For   ffltym. 

Gcn.6. 21.  be  for  food  for  thee  and  forthem 
34.zi.behold;it  is  large  enough  for  them 
43.32.fet  on  for  them  by  themfelves 
47.24.for  your  food,and  for  tbem  of  your  hou. 

5xurf.i4.25.L0rd  fighteth  for  tbem  aga.  the  Egypt. 
i5.i5.take  ye  every  man  for  them  which  are  in 
25.37. caft  5.fockets  of  brafle  for  them 
28.40.thou  fhalt  make  for  them  girdles 

bonnets  fhalt  thou  make  for  them 
35.36.he  caft  for  tbem 4.  fockets  of  filver 

Ic^.4.20.prieft  fhall  make  an  atonement  for  them 
7. 7. there  is  one  law  for  them 
9.  7.  and  make  an  atonement  for  tbem 

Numb.  15.46. 
10. 1 7. to  make  an  atonement  for  them 

Numb.yz6.znA  all  that  is  made  for  them 
8.21.  Aaron  made  an  atonement  for  them  to 
1 0.33.10  fearch  out  a  refting  place  for  them 
1 1. 22. herds  be  flain  for  tbem  to  fuffice  them 

gathered  toge.  tor  them  to  fuffice  them 

I)eut. z%  .^ancttail  with  longing  for  them  all  the 
33-l.went  a  riery  law  for  them 

Jojb.y.zz.  and  Jofhua  called  for  them 
i8.io.Jofhua  caft  lots  fortbem'm  Shiloh 
19. 9. part  of  — Judah  was  too  much  for  them 
47-coafK-of  Dan  went  out  too  little  for  tbem 

Judg.zi.i6.  do  for  wives  for  them  that  remain 

muft  be  an  inher.  for  them  that  be  efcap. 

Ruth  i.i3.would  ye  tarry  for  tbem  till  they  were 

2  JO-5.23.he  prepared  great  provifion  for  them 

1 7.31. which  lacrificed  for  them  in  the  houfes 

1  Cfar-.i2.39.their  brethren  had  prepared  forthem 

z  cbfon.ii.i^. 

2  C/;/.2(f.i4.llzziah  prepared  for  them  throughout 
30.18.  but  Hezekiah  prayed  for  them 

34. 21.  go  enquire  of  the  Lord  for  them 

Neb. i.j.keepcth  mercy  forthem  that  love  him 
5.2.therefore  we  take  up  corn  for  them 
9. 1  5.and  broughteft  forth  water  for  them 

Efib.  5. 8. to  the  banquet  that  I  fhall  prep,  for  them 

Job  5.i9.companies  of  Sheba  waited  for  them 
22.17.what  can  the  Almighty  do  forthem 
24.5.the  wildernefle  yeeldeth  food  for  them 

Pfal.ji .  1 9. for  them  that  fear  thee — for  them  that 
104.8  place  which  thou  haft  foundedfor  them 
106.45.  he  remembred  for  them  his  covenant 
1 26. 2. the  Lord  hath  done  great  things  for  them 

j/2ii,4.2.and  comely  for  tbem  that  are  efcaped 
23 . 1 3 .  till  the  Afly  rian  founded  it  for  tbem 

1 8.her  merchandife  fhall  be  for  them 
34-i7.he  hath  caft  the  lot  for  tbem 
35.i.folitary  places  fhall  be  glad  for  them 

Jer.  3 .  a.in  the  wayes  haft  thou  fate  for  tbem  ■ 
7. 1 6.neither  lift  up  cry  nor  prayer  for  tbem 
i6.«i.neither  fhall  men  lament  forthem 

nor  made  themfelves  bald  for  tbem 
y.neither  fhall  men  tear  themfelves  for  them 
1 8. 20-  flood  before  thee  to  fpeak  good  for  them 
28. 1 3.thou  fhalt  make  for  tbem  yokes  of  iron 

£^.7.1 1. neither  fhall  there  be  wailing  for  them 

1  i.2i.as  for  them  whofe  heartwalketh  after 
16.2 1 .  them  to  pafle  thorow  the  fire  for  them 

2  o.5.into  a  land  that  I  had  efpied  for  them 
2  3-37.to  pafle  for  them  thorow  the  fire 
34. 1  o.that  they  may  not  be  meat  for  them 

29.raife  up  for  them  a  plant  of  renown 
36.3  7.to  do  it  for  them :  I  will  increafe  them 
45.1 5. to  make  reconciliation  for  tbem 
46. 1 7. his  inheritance  fhall  be  his  fons  for  them 
48.  io.for  them,  even  for  the  priefts,  fhall  be 
D<w.2.35.that  no  place  wasfound  for  them 
Hof.  2.18.  make  a  coven,  for  them  with  the  beads 
Zech.  1 0.8. 1  will  hide  for  tbem 

xo.and  place  fhall  not  be  found  for  tbem 

MirtM-44-.Pr"v 


THE 


THE 


THE 


T  HE 


THE 


THE 


Matt. 5.44.  pray  for  them  which  defpitefuliy  ufe 

Lulte  6.18. 
1 2.  ^.neither  for  tbemtbax.  were  with  him 
18.19.  ic  fhall  be  done  for  them  of  my  Father 
Mark  10.24.  how  hard  is  it  for  them  thattruft 
Luke  i-7-was  no  room  for  them  in  the  Inne 
John  6.7 .  is  not  fufficienc  for  them 

17.9.1  pray  for  tbemyl  pray  not  for  the  world 
but  for  them  which  thou  haft  given  me 
10. but  for  them  alfo  which  fhall  beleeve  on 
Aft.&i  sprayed  for  ffe;«,that  they  might  receive 
10.24.and  Corneliuv  waited  for  them 
17.16.  now  while  Paul  waited  for  them  at  Ath. 
i.Cor.i.9.the  things  which  G.  hath  prepa.  for  them 
7.8.good  for  them  if  they  abide  even  as  I 
14.22  prophe.ferveth  not  for  them  which  belee. 
i  Cof.^.i  5  but  unto  him  which  died  for  them 
Col.z.i.  great  conflict  I  have  iotthem  at  Laodicea 
fled.  1 .  r  4.t*ent  forth  to  minifter  for  them 
6.7.bringerh  forth  herbs  meet  for  them 
7.25.6*  erliveth  to  make  interceffion  for  them 
1 1 . 1 6  he  hath  prepared  for  them  a  citie 
zPet.i.nbeen  better  forthemnot  to  have  known 
i/ob.f.i6.give  him  life  for  them  that  fin  not  unto 
Rev.  20. 1 1  .there  was  found  no  place  for  them 

From  <&'<)nn. 
Gen.i  1  .^.nothing  will  be  reftrained  from  them 
42.24  turned  himf-  If  about  from  tbem^and 

took  from  them  Simeon,  and  bound  him 
Lea.13.5  8.if  the  plague  be  departed  from  them 
Numb  1 4.9.their  defence  is  depa  ted  from  them 
1 6. 1  5 .1  have  not  taken  one  afl'e  fromt  hem 
18.26.whkh  I  have  given  you  from  them 
3  j.8.from  them  that  have  many,ye  fhall  give 
from  them  that  have  few, — give  few 
Deut.j.  4.  not  a  citie  whi  ch  we  took  not  from  them 
22.i.go  aftray,and  hide  thy  felf  from  them 

Verfe  4. 
3*.  17.  and  I  will  hide  my  face  from  them 

Chap.j2.20. 
1  &a».£.7.bring  the  calves  home  from  them 
1  Sam.zz.  1 8.delivered  me  from  them  that  hated 

Pfal.1i.17. 
23. 1  did  not  depart  from  them 
i  Kings  1  7.  *  2.they  departed  not  from  them 

1  Cfo"fl.2.a}.he  took  Gefhur  and  Aram  from  them 

14.14.  turn  away  from  tbem 

2  Ch'O.zo.  i  o.  but  they  turned  from  them 
28.8.  and  took  away  much  fpoile  from  them 

Vfd.T,  1.1  %  .deliver  me  from  them  that  perfecutc 
59.1. defend  me  from  them  that  rife  up 
69. 14.be  delivered  from  tbem  that  hate  me 
84.1 1.  withhold  from  themthn  walk  uprightly 

Pwu.3.27.  withhold  not  good  from  them  to  whom 

2  ».  5  .keep  his  foul ,fhali  be  far  from  them 
EccUf.z.i  o.eyes  defired,!  kept  not  from  them 
C<wt.}.4.v/as  but  a  little  that  I  paff.d  from  them 
/cr.8 .1 3.  given  them,  fhall  pafle  away  fromthem 

9.2.1cave  my  people,  and  go  from  */.«7s 
1 8.20.to  turn  away  thy  wrath  from  them 
25.10.I  will  take  from  tbem  the  voice  of  mirth 

3  2.4°»not  turn  away  from  them,to  do  them 
£^.7.2o.therefore  I  have  fet  it  far  from  them 

22.my  face  will  I  turn  alfo  from  them 
23. 1 7.hcr  mind  was  alienated  from  them 
24.25.  when  I  take  from  tbem  their  ftrength 
39.23.therefore  hid  I  my  face  from  them 
14  and  hid  my  face  from  tbem 
29,hide  my  face  any  more  from  them 

H»/.y.6.hehath  withdrawn  himfelffrom  them 
9.i2.when  I  depart  from  them 
n.2.fo  they  went  from  them 

Micab  2.8.pull  off  the  robe  with  the  gar.from  them 
3.4-he  will  even  hide  his  face  from  them 

Mattb.8.io.w3s  a  good  way  off  from  tbem  an  herd 
9.1  J.  the  bridegroom  fhall  be  taken  homtbem 
Mar\  2.20.  Luke  5.35". 
14.51.and  fled  from  them  naked 

Luke  2.i*.were  gone  away  from  them  into  heaven 
4.42. that  he  fhould  not  depart  from  tbem 
8.37.befought  him  to  depart  from  them 
9.  45.  and  it  was  hid  from  them 
i8.?4.thisfaying  was  hid  from  tbem 
22.41.  was  withdrawn  from  tbem  about  a  (rones 
24.5 1. he  was  parted  from  t hem,  and  carried 

John  iz.$6.  and  did  hide  himfelffrom  them 


^ff.7.39.would  not  obey,but  thruft  him  from  them 
13.13.J0hn  departing  from  them  returned  to 
1y.38.who  departed  from  them  from  Pamphyl. 
io.9.he  departed  from  tbemymd  feparated 
i2.and  the  difeafes  departed  from  them 
21 .  i.that  after  we  weregotten  frpm  them 
Kw».l  5.3  r"k*  delivered  from  them  which  do  not 
2  Cor.  2. 3. 1  fhould  haveforrow  from  them  of 

1 1.1 2.  that  Imay  cut  offoccafion  from  them 
Heb.y.6.whoCe  defcent  is  not  counted  from  them 
2  Per .2.1  8.clean  efcaped  from  them  who  live  in 
Rev.9-6.and  death  fhall  flee  fronrthem 

in  <Styem. 

Ges.30.37.and  pilled  white  flrakes  in  tbem 
£*tfd.i2.i6.maner  of  work  fhall  be  done  in  them 

20.  it.  and  all  that  in  them  is,and  rcftcd 

29.29.and  to  be  confecrated  in  them 
Lev.  10.3.  faying,I  will  be  fanctified  in  themihat 

i-8.  5.  he  fhall  live  in  them  Nehem.  9.  29. 

E%e^.  20.  11, 13,  21. 

22.25.  corrupt,  is  in  them,  and  blem.  be  in  them 
~Humb.16.7S1e  therein,and  putincenfe  in  them 

Verfe  17. 
i8.and  put  fire  in  themyand  laid  incenfe 

20. 1 3  .and  he  was  fanctified  in  them 
Dtut.f.ig.  oh  that  there  were  fuch  an  heart  in  them 

32.28.  neith.is  there  any  underftanding  in  them 
fofhrf.i.  neither  was  their  fpint  in  them  any  more 

24.13.  and  ye  dwell  in  them 

Judg.11.z3.  repaired  the  cities,and  dwelt  in  them 

1  Sd/».3i.7.PhilifHnes  came,  and  dwelt  in  them 

1  Chron.t  0.7. 

2  Kj-  y.nmay  I  not  wafh  in  them,  and  be  clean 
2  Chran.^.6. to  wafh  in  them— they  wafhed  in  them 

1 1 . 1 1 .  and  put  captains  in  them 

14.14.  there  was  exceeding  much  fpoile  in  them 
fob  4.1  i.their  excellency  which  is  in  them 
P/d/.i9.4.in  them  hath  he. fet  a  tabernacle 

107. 5. their  foul  fainted  in  them 

1 1 5.8/0  is  every  one  that  trufteth  in  them 

Pfal.  135.18 
147.11.L0rd  taketh  pleafure  in  them  that  fear 
Prov.8.S.is  nothing  froward  or  pcrvcrfe  in  them 
Ecclef.i.^.l  planted  trees  in  them  of  all  kind 
3.1 2.I  know  that  there  is  no  good  in  them 
8. 1 1 .  is  fully  fet  in  them  to  do  evil 
12. 1.fhalt  fay,I  have  no  pleafure  in  them 
lfa.6.1 3  .and  as  an  oak,  whofe  fubftance  is  in  them 

8-20. is  becaufe  there  is  no  light  in  them 
fer.z.tf.and  thou  fhalt  not  profper  in  them 
5. 13. and  the  word  is  not  in  t hem 
8.9.and  what  wifdome  is  in  tbem 
10.5. neither  alfo  is  it  in  them  to  do  good 
14-fallhood,  and  there  is  no  breath  in  them 
Chap.51. 17. 
29.5.  build  ye  houfes,  and  dwell  in  them 

Verfe  28. 
E^sk.-  S-6-they  have  not  walked  in  them 

1 3. when  I  have  accomplifh.  my  fury  in  them 
io.i7.fpirit  of  the  living  creature  was  mthem 
18.24.  in  them  fhall  he  die 

2<S.committerh  iniquitie,and  dieth  in  them 
28.25.and  fhall  be  fanftified  in  them  in  the 
3  3 .  io.and  we  pine  away  in  them 
37.8.but  there  was  no  breath  in  them 
46.23.3  new  building  round  about  in  them 
Dan.\.$.  fuch  as  had  ability  in  them  to  ftand 
5-3«and  his  concubines  drank  in  them 
23»thy  concubines  have  drunk  wine  mthem 
Ha/".i4.9.andthe  juft  fhall  walk  in  them 
Amos  5. 1 1. but  ye  fhall  not  dwell  in  them 
O64d.18.and  they  fhall  kindle  mthem 
H<ag.2.22.overth.  the  cha.&  thofetha:  ride  in  them 
Mai. z.17.  and  he  delighteth  in  them 
Matt.  1 3.  i4.in  them  is  fulfilled  the  prophefie  of 
Luke  13.14.  in  them  therefore  come  and  be  healed 
/flfo.f.  39.  for  in  them  ye  think  ye  have  etern.  life 
17.  io.  and  I  am  glorified  in  tbem 
23. 1  in  them,  and  thou  in  me 
z6.  may  be  in  themjmd  1  in  them 
At~i.a,.i6. made  the  fea,and  all  that  is  in  them 
Rom.  1  .i9.known  of  God,is  manifeft  In  them 

3  i.but  have  pleafure  in  them  that  do  them 
2  Cor.z.l<;. mthem  that  are  faved,  and  in/fo7»that 

6.16.I  will  dwell  in  them,  and  walk'm  them 
Gal.jti  2. man  that  doch  them,  fhall  live  in  them 


£pb.i.i«i.ordained  that  we  fhould  walk  in  them 
I    4.1  S.through  the  ignorance  that  is  in  tbem 
,  Col.3.7 .when  ye  lived  in  tbem 
.  2  Thef.i.  1  c.in  rkwthat  perifh,  becaufe  they  rece. 
1  TM8.4.i6.cominuein/fe>».-for  in  doing  this 
Heb.^.i'Hoi  being  mixed  with  faith  mthem 

1  Pef.i.n.thc  fpirit  of  Chrift  which  was  in  them 

2  Pet. 3. itf.fpeaking  inthem  ot  thefe  things 
Rev.  5. 1 3. and  all  that  are  in  tbem,  heard  i,faying 

u.i2-rejoice  ye  heavens,^  ye  that  dwel  in  them 
i<y.i.'mthem  is  filled  upthe  wrath  of  God 
20. 13. delivered  up  the  dead  which  were  in  them 
21.14.in  them  the  names  ot  the  twelve  Apoftles 
Into  Cfyem. 
£^.37'io.and  the  breath  came  into  them 
4 1.9.2s  one  goechinto  them  from  the  utccr 
1 2.  as  one  cntreth  into  them 
Mat\  5. 1 2.that  we  may  enter  into  them 
Luke  8-  3  2.  would  fuffer  them  to  enter  into  them 
Rcy.ii.n.fpirkoflife  from  Go4entred  into  them 

o/Che«i. 
Ge».2.i.finifhed,andall  the  hoft  of  them 
3 .7.  the  eyes  of  them  both  were  opened 
1 9.13-crie  of  tbem  is  waxen  great  before  the 
2 1. 27.and  both  of  them  made  a  covenant 

31  .becaufe  there  they  fvvare  both  of  them 
zz.6.  and'they  went  both  of  tbem  together 

Verfe  8. 
42.9.remem.dreams  which  he  dreamed  of  them 

45.22.  coalloft&7«he  gave  each  man  changes 
£*W.  14.7. and  captains  over  every  one  of  them 

io\2o.but  fome  of  tk«  left  of  it  uhtill  the  mor. 
19.2 1.  and  many  of 'them  perifh 
20.5.10  the  third  &  4.  gen.  of  them  that  hate  me 

Deut.  5.9. 

d.fhew.iuercy  unto  thou.of  tbem  that  Jove  me 

Deiit.i.  10. 

21.3  4.  and  give  money  unto  the  owner  of  them 

2y.3.this  is  the  oflr.  which  ye  fhall  take  of  them 

32.18.it  is  not  the  voice  of  them  that  fhout  for 

ne.is  it  the  voice  of  them-but  the  noife  of  them 
3  5.3  5  even  of  them  that  do  any  work 
7,6. 29.thus  he  did  to  both  of  them  in  both  the 
38. 25. the  filver  of  them  that  was  numbred 
Lev.^.z.aad  fhall  do  againftany  of  them 

I  o.  1  .took  either  of  them  his  cenfer,and  put  fire 
n.4.thefefhallycnoteat — oithem 

nor  of  them  that  divide  the  hoof 
2  2.even  thefe  of  them,  ye  may  eat 
24.whofbever  toucheth  thecarcafe  of them 
28. he  that  beareth  the  carcafe  of  them 
j2.upon  whatfoe.  any  of  tbem,Y/hen  they  are 
33.wherinto  any  of  them  falleth,whatfo.is  in 
20.1 1. both  of  them  fhall  be  put  to  death 

Verfes  12,13. 
1 8.both  of  tbem  fhall  be  cut  offfrom  among 
22.22.nor  make  an  offering  by  fireofthem 
25.44.  °fthcm  fhall  ye  buy  bond-men  &  bond. 
^.oitbem  fhall  ye  buy  ,and  of  their  families 
26.43. the  lanc*  a^°  ^a^  be  kfc  °f  tbem 
Numb.i, zi.thofe  that  were  numbred  of  tbem,  even 
Verfes  il>i%,i7,i9&,llM, 
37>39»4i,4?. 
49. neither  take  the  fumof  them  among  the 
2.4.  his  hoft,&  thofe  that  were  numbred  of  tbem 
Verfes  13,15^19,21,23, 
26,28,30. 
3.22.  thofe  that  were  numbred  of  them}3ccoid. 
Verfes  34,43. Chap.2^.7,i8,22, 
1f,i7J34337,4i)4?j473fo. 
32.Eleaz-->fhal  have — oithem  that  keep  the 
48,odde  number  of  them  is  to  be  redeemed 
49.of  them  that  were  over  and  above  them 
51.  Mofes  gave  the  money  of  them  that  were 
4.36  .even  thofe  that  were  numbred  of  them 

Verfes  40,44,48.  Ch.26.62. 

7.  j. take  it  off  hem,  that  they  may  do  the  ferv. 

1 3  .both  of  them  were  full  of  fine  flour  mingi. 

Verfes  19,25,31,37,43,49, 

1 1 .  26.and  they  were  of  them  that  were  written 

14.23.  neither  any  of  tbem  that  provoked  me 
16.3.  congregation  are  holy,  every  one  of  tbem 

itf.neither  have  I  hurt  one  of  them 
34.fledatthecryof  them 
17.2.  and  take  every  one  of  them  a  rod 

18.12.  the 


T  H  E 


THE 


T  HE 


THE 


THE 


THE 


18 .1  i.the  firfl  fruits  of  them  which  they  fhal  off. 
11. 1. and  took  forae  of  tbem  prifoners 

25  .8. and  thruft  both  of  them  thorow    ■ 
26.61. not  a  man  of  them  whom  Mof.  numbred 
27.3 , he  was  not  in  the  company  of  tbem  that 
33. 55  .thofe  which  ye  let  remain  ofthem 

DeuWi.29.  neither  be  afraid  of  them 

2. 6. buy  meat  of  them— buy  water  of them 
7.  18.  (halt  not  be  afraid  of  them 
20,1.  be  not  afraid  of  them 

3. neither  be  terrified  becaufe  of  them 
1  j.for  thou  maift  eat  of  them 
23.8. children  that  are  begotten  of  them  (hall 
2. 5 . 5 .  and  one  of  them  die,and  have  no  child 
ji.4.unt0  the  land  of  them  whom  he  deftroyed 
3 3.1 1.  fm.ite-.the  loins  of  th. that  rife-&  of  them 

Jajh- 10. 8. not  a  man  of  them  ftand  before  thee 
i^.and  fmite  the  hindmoft  of  them 
20.  ivfl  which  remained  of  them  entred 
11.6,  be  not  afraid  becaufe  of  them 
1 9. 9. had  their  inherit,  within  the  inher.  of  them 

Judg.%.10.  meet  fir  the  necks  of  them  that  take 

1  i.3?«thou  arc  one  of  them  that  trouble  me 
20.41. they  deftroyed  in  the  midft  of  them 

1  Sam.i>i4.  in  one  day  they  iliall  die  both  of  them 

20.1 1  .went  out  both  of  them  into  the  field 

2  5.4.3.  they  were  bo:h  of  them  his  wives 

2  Sam.6.*.i.  of  them  {hall  I  be  had  in  honour 

1  Kj.  i.40.earth  rent  with  the  found  of  them 

2  i(/«2-i  -M'  an<J tare  fourty  and  two  chil.  of  them 

io.i4.neither  left  he  any  of  them 
1 1.4.100k  an  oath  of  them  in  the  houfe  of  the 
1 2. 1 1. into  the  hands  of  them  that  did  the  work 
16.17. and  removed  the  laver  from  off  them 

1 7.2  j.  which  flew  fome  of  them 

32.ofthe  lowed  ef  ,zi>2#2  priefts  of  the  high 
22. 9.  into  the  hand  of  them  that  do  the  work 
X3.i2.ca(ltheduftof?te»  into  the  brook  Kidr. 
25.19.took  five  men  of  themthat  were  in  the 
r  Cbron.z.6.  Bveoftbemin  all 

53.  of  them  came  the  Zareafhites 
5.10.  and  he  was  intreated  of  them 

24.19.  thefewerethe orderings ofthemin their 
2Cfew.28.15".  carried  all  the  feeble  o(.  them  upon 
ETfci.  8.20.  all  of  them  were  exprefled  by  name 

10. 3. and  fuck  as  are  born  of  them  according  to 
6.  becaufe  of  the  tranfgreffion  of  them  that 
44.fome  of  them  had  wives  by  whom  they 
Nih.4.8 .  &  confpired  all  of  them  together  to.come 
9.againft  them  day  and  night,becaufe  of  them 
14.be  not  ye  afraid  of  them 
5. 10. might  exact,  of  them  money  and  corn 
11.  and  the  oil  that  ye  exact,  of  them 
1 2»  and  will  require  nothing  of  them 

and  took  an  oath  of  them 
7. 5. found  a  regiftcr  of  the  geneaiogie  of  them 
8.17.  all  the  congreg.  of  them  that  were  come 
10.31.that  we  would  not  buy  it  of  ^raz  on  the 
13.25.  and  fmote  certain  of  them 
£/Z.3.i3-to  take  the  fpoil  of  them  for  a  pr.C.8.ri. 
9.2.  fear  of  them  fell  upon  all  people 

38.  memoriall  of  them  perifh  from  their  feed 
Job  1. 5. according  to  the  number  of  them  all 
14. 21. but  he  perceiveth  it  notof  tbem 

22.20.  remnant  of  them  the  fire  confumeth 
30.3 1  .my  organ  unto  the  voice  of  them  that 

P/a/.9.i3.which  I  fuffer  of  them  that  hate  me 
19. 11. in  keeping  of  ztatf  there  is  great  reward 
ii.12,  againft  the  face  of  them 
24.6.  this  is  the  gencrat.  of  them  that  feek  him 
33-6.and  all  the  hofl  of  them  by  the  breath 

3  4.16.10  cut  offthe  remembrance  of  them 

i9.Lorddelivereth  him  out  of;fo?;»all 
22.none  of  them  that  truft  in  him  (hallbe  def. 
40.5.if  I  would  declare,arid  fpeak  oithem 
49.7.none  of  them  can  by  any  means  redeem 
$  3.3.every  one  of  them  is  gone  back 
63. 11. mouth  of  them  that  (peak  lies  fhalbe  flop. 
65.5.and  of  them  that  are  afaroff  upon  the  fea 
69. 9.  reproaches  of  them  that  reproached  thee 

24.1et  thy  wrathfull  anger  take  hold  of  them 
78. 31. and  flew  the  fatteft  of  them 
84.5.10  whofe  heart  are  the  wayes  of  them 
101.3.I  hate  the  work  of  them  that  turn  afide 
I02.26.yea,all  of  them  (hall  wax  old 
loy  .3. let  the  heart  of  them  rejoyce  that  leek 


3<8.for  the  fear  of  them  fell  upon  them 
107.34.for  the  wickednefle  of  them  that  dwell 
1 09. 1  5 .  cut  off  the  memory  of  them  flora  the 

zo.of  themthat  fpeak  evil  againft  my  foul 
1 19.63.  a  compan.  of  them  that  keep  thy  prec 
1 27.  y.that  hath  his  quiver  full  of  them 
1 19.16.  when  as  yet  there  was  none  ofthem 

17. how  great  is  the  fum  of  them 
rVflv.20.10.both  oithem  arealike  abo.unto  the  L. 

1 2. the  Lord  hath  made  even  both  of  them 
2  1  .6.toffed  to  and  fro  of  them  that  feek  death 

22.26.  on;  of  them  that  ftrike  hands.,  or  of  tbem 
24.1 2.and  who  knoweth  the  mine  of  tbem  both 

30. 27.  yet  go  they  forth  all  of  them  by  bands 
Ecclef.  5 . 1 1 .  faving   the  beholding  of  tbem  with 

7. 1 8. that  feareth  God  (hall  come  forth  of  them 
9  ■  5 .  for  the  memory  of  them  is  forgotten 
l[ai.7.i9.  and  (hall  reft  all  of  them  in  thedefolate 
9.i6.they  that  are  led  of them3  are  deftroyed 
10.2z.yet  a  remnant  of  them  (hall  return 
13.8/pangs  and  lorrows  (hall  take  hold  of  them 

14.18.  even  all  of  them  lie  in  glory  every  one 
1 7. 14. this  is  the  portion  ofthem  that  fpoil  us 
I9.2i.andhe  (hall  be  intreated  ofthem 

24.8.  the  noife  ofthem  that  rejoyce,  endetb 
25.11  .fpread  forth  his  hands  in  the  midft  of  tb. 
28.i.on  the  head  of  the  fat  valleys  ofthem  that 
ji.2.againft  the  help  of  them  that  work  iniquity 

4.nor  abafe  himfelf  for  the  noife  oithem 
j2.3.eyes  ofthem  that  fee,fhal]  not  be  dim 
39.1.  andHezekiah  was  glad  ofthem 
41.22.  and  know  the  latter  end  ofthem 

28  .that  when  I  asked  of  them}  could  anfwer 
4i.9.before  they  fpring  forth,!  tell  you  ofthem 

21. they  are  all  ofthem  fnared  in  holes 

44.9.  are  all  ofthem  vanity 

45.16.  and  alfo  confounded  all  ofthe/n 
5i.23.putitinto  the  hand  ofthem  that  afflict 
6o.i4.fonsofrtesrhat  afflicted  thee  fhal  come 
6  $.i.l  am  fought  ofthem  that  ask  not  for  me 

I  am  found  of  them  that  fought  me  not 
21.  and  eat  the  fruit  ofthem 

^■29.5,28.  Amos  9.14. 
66119.I  will  fend  thofe  that  efcape  of  ffe/» 
21. 1  will  take  alfo  ofthem  for  priefls 
/er.6.i3.from  the  lead  ofthem  to  the  great.ofo&. 
8.3.by  all  the  refidue  of  them  that  eemain 

ij.becaufc  ofthem  that  dwell  in  a  far  count. 
10.5.  be  not  afraid  ofthem  Ezeki.6. 

1  i.23.there  (hall  fyeno  remnant  ofthem 
12  4. for  the  wickednefle  ofthem  that  dwell 
I5.9.re(idue  of  them  will  I  deliver  to  the  fword 
2 2. 2  5. give  thee  into  the  hands  of  them  that  feek 
23.i4.theyareaIlof£/.w»  unto  me  as  Sodome 

2  5.i4.greatkingsfhal  ferve  themfelves  of  them 
29.22.of  them  (hall  be  taken  up  a  curfe  by  all 

30.19.  outof them  (hall  proceed  thankfgiving 
and  the  voice  ofthem  that  make  merry 

zi.gov.ihall  proceed  from  the  midft  of  them 

3  i.4.go  forth  in  the  dances  ofthem  that  make 

34.know  me  fr.the  lead  ofth.to  the  gre.of  th. 
32.39.forthe  good  of  tbem^and  of  their  childr. 
33. 1 1.  and  ofthem  that  (hail  bring  the  facrifice 
3  4. 9. none  fhould  ferve  himfelf  of  tbem 
10. none  fhould  ferve  themfelves  ofthem 
20.  into  the  hand  of  them  that  feek  their  life 
37.5-heard  tidings  of  themjhey  departed 
40.7. of  them  that  were  net  carried  away  captive 
41. 1 8.  for  they  were  afraid  ofthem 

42.17.  none  ofthem  (hall  remain,  orefcape 
44.27.  untill  there  be  an  end  ofthem 

30. into  the  hand  ofthem  that  feek  his  life 
50.28.the  voice  of  tbem  that  flee  and  efcape 

43.king  ofBab.hath  heard  the  report  ofthem 
5 1 . 1  .agai.  them  that  dwell  in  the  midft  of  them 
52.i7.carried  all  the  brafle  ofthem  to  Babylon 

25.  took  7.  ofthem  that  were  ncer  the  kings 
£^•5 ''4-then  take  ofthem  again,&  caft  them  into 
7.n.none  ofthem  (hall  remain 

16.tb.ey  that  efcape  oftbem,fhal\  efcape 
all  of  f^Wtf  mourn.every  ohe  for  his  iniq. 
8.1 1. in  the  midft  ofthem  flood  Jaazaniah 
12.16. 1  will  leave  a  few  men  of  them  from  the 

1 9. becaufe  of  the  violence  ofthem  that  dwell 
16.27.  to  the  will  of  them  that  hate  thee 

5  3 .  capt.  of  thy  captives  in  the  midft  of  them 


I9.n.ltroiigrodsfor  thelcepters  of  tbem  that 
20.17.  ne.did  i  make  an  end  ofthem  in  die  wil 

40. all  ofthem  in  the  land  ferve  me 
2 i.29.bring  thee  on  the  necks  ofthem  that  are 
13 .6.  all  ofthem  deniable  young  men 

Verfes  12  23 
1 5.  all  of  them  princes  to  look  to 
28.deliver  thee  into  the  hand  of  them  whom 
into  the  hand  of  them  from  whom  thy  mind 
z8.8.thou  (halt  die  the  deaths  of  themthat  aie 
29.  zi.opening  of  the  mouth  in  the  midft  of  them 
32.12.  the  terrible  of  the  nations  al  1  of  them 
2o.fall  in  the  midft  ofthem  that  are  flain 
2)  .he  is  put  in  the  midft  of  them  that  be  /lain 
30.  princes  of  the  north  all  of  them. 
34-i7.of  thofe  that  ferved  themfelves  ofthem 
36.23.  ye  have  profansdinthe  midft  ofthem 
37.26.fet  my  fanftuary  in  the  midft  ofthem 
28.fanftuary  fhall  be  in  the  midft  of  them 
3  8.4 .  all  ofthem  clothed  with  all  foirs  0fan_ 
5  .all  of  them  with  ihield  and  helmet 
8.they  mail  dwell  fafely  all  of  them 
1  r.all  of  tbem  dwelling  without  wals 
1 5. all  ofthem  riding  upon  horfes 
39.1 2. (hall  the  houfe  of  Ifr.be  burying  ofthem 

2 8. left  none  ofthem  any  more  there 
43.9.I  will  dwell  in  the  midft  of  them  for  ever 
46.io.prince  in  the  midft  of  tbem,whzn  they  go 
24.thefe  are  the  places  ofthem  that  boyl 
Dan.1.20.  that  the  king  enquired  ofthem 
6.24.1ions  had  the  maftery  ofthem 
n.3  5.fomeofifa»ofunderfland.  (hall  fall  to 
12.1.  many  of  tbim  that  deep  in  the  duft  of  the 
Ho/.5.2.  though  I  have  been  a  rebuker  ofthem  all 
4.fpirit  of  whoredomes  is  in  the  midft  ofthem 
6.8.  Gilead  is  a  city  offfcrathat  work  iniquity 

1 3. 2  .they  fay  of  them  }Let  the  men  that  iacrifice 
Joel  2.4. appear,  ofthem  is  as  the  appear,  of  horfes 
Amos  5 .1 1 .  but  ye  (hall  not  drink  wine  of  them 

6.7. the  banquet  ofthmthat  ftretched  ihemfel. 
9.i.all  of  them,Sc  1  wil  ilay-oftbcm  with  the  fw. 
he  that  fleeth  oithem — thatefcap.  ofthem 
Jonah  1.5.  to  lighten  it  of  them 

3. 5. from  the  great.of themrto  the lcaft  ofthem 
Micah  2. 13. and  the  Lord  on  the  head  ofthem 
3. 2. who  pluck  offthe  skin  from  off  them 

3. and  flay  their  skin  from  off  them 
7. 4. the  beft  of  tbemh  as  a  briar 
1 3.  becaufe  ofthem  that  dwell  therein 
Nahum  2.10.  faces  ofthem  all  gather  blacknefle 
Zech.6. 1  o.  take  of  them  of  the  captivity 
1 1.  r  3. that  I  was  prized  at  of  them 
14. 8.  half  of  them  tow.  the-fea,  &half  ofthem 
21  .that  faerifkejfhall  come  and  take  ofthem 
Matt. 2. 4. demanded  of  tlxm  where  Chrift  fhould 
7. enquired  ofthem  what  time  the  ftar  appea. 
4.8.fhewethhim  all  the  glory  of  them 
17.12. (hall  alfo  the  Son  of  roan  fuffer  of  them 
18.  2.  and  fet  him  in  the  midft  of  tbem 

Mm\  9.  36. 
20. there  am  I  in  the  midft  ofthem 
2i.3.fay,  The  Lord  hath  need  ofthem 
1 2.overthrew  the  feats  of  them  that  fold  dov. 
Matl{  1 1. 1 5. 
3  i.whet.of  them  twain  did  the  will  of  his  fat. 
45. they  perceived  that  he  fpake  ofthem 

23.3  i.childr.  of  tbem  which  killed  the  prophets 
34.  fome  ofthem  ye  (hall  kill      Lu\e  11.49. 

fome  ofthem  ye  (hall  fcourge  in  every 

2  5 . 2.  five  ofthem  were  wife 

27.47.  fome  ofthem — when  they  heard  that 

Marli  1 5.3  5. 

M&i'k  8  -5  •r"or  divers  of  tbem  came  from  far 

9.i.fome  of  them  that  ftand  here  which  (hall 

1 1. 5. certain  ofthem  that  flood  there  faid 

12.23.  wno["e  w5fe  A1*11  me  be  oi  thm 

Lultf  20.  33. 

16. 1 2. unto  two  of  them  as  they  walked 
Lu\e  1.6.  will  I  give  thee,and  the  glory  of  them 
20.eies  of  all  them  that  were  in  the  fynagogue 
26.but  unto  none  ofthem  was  Elias  fent 
n.noneot  them  was  cleanfed  fave  Naaman 
30.  he  pafling  thorow  the  midfl  of  them 
40.1aid  his  hands  on  every  one  ofthem 

5.2.fi(her-raen  were  gone  out  ofthem 

6.13.  and  ofthem  he  chofe  twelve 

7.  a  whlffl 


T  ri  b 


T  HE 


THE        THE 


THE 


THE 


_  «z.which  of  them  will  love  him  moll 
o.46,xvhich  oftbem  Ihould  be  greateft 

11.15.fome  of  them  faid,  He  cafteth  out  devils 

44.vvalk  over  diem,are  not  aware  of  them 
12. 4. be  not  afraid  of  tbem  that  kill  the  bpdy 
14.1c.in  the  pretence  of  fte«i  that  fit  at  meat 
1 5. n.  the  younger  of  them  fajd  to  his  father 
»x.i  3-  which  of  them  it  was  dial  Ihould  do  this 

*g.  and  faid3  Thou  art  alfo  of  tbem 
ji.i.whole  multitude  ot  tbcm  aro(t,and  led 

invoices  of  tbem  prevailed 

5 1  .not  confent  to  the  counfel  &  deed  oftbem 
14.13.two  oftbem  went  that  fame  day  to  a  vill 

i4.certainof  the  in  went  to  the  fepulchre 

jf.how  he  was  known  oitbem  in  breaking 

36.Jefus  hlmfelf  flood  in  the  midft  of  them 
John  4.^1.  then  enquired  he  of  them  ihe  hour 
7.25 .  then  faid  fome  of  them  of  Jerufalem 

44.  fome  of  them  would  have  taken  hira 
8.59.going  thorow  the  midft  of  them 
io. 20.  many  of  them  laid,He  hath  a  devil 
11.46.  fome  of  them  went  their  wayes  to  the 
12. 19. fome  of  /feTTZthoughtjbecaute  Judas  had 
16.4.  that  I  told  you  of  them 
17.1  2.  and  none  ofthm  is  loft,  but  the  fon 
18.9.  of  them  which  thou  gaveft  me  have  I  lot! 
45. 1 .3  .being  feen  of  them  forty  dayes 
2„3.  and  it  fate  upon  each  of  them 
3.1.10  ask  almes  of  them  that  entred  into 

5.  expefting  to  receive  fomething  of  them 
4,4.many  of  them  which  heard  the  word  belee 

1 3. and  they  took  knowledge  of  them 

^z.muk.ofthem  which  beleeved  were  of  one 

ne.faid  any  ofthm  that  ought  of  thefe  thi. 

j  ,9-fect  of  them  that  buried  thy  husband  are  at 

1  j .  might  over-ftiadow  fome  of  them 

*4.they  doubted  of  them  wherunto  this  wou. 
tf.9.of  themof Cilicia,  and  of  Afia,difputmg 
8.i6.as  yet  he  was  fallen  upon  none  of  them 
io.7.and  a  devout  fouldier  or  them  that  waited 
11.20.fome  oftbemweve  men  of  Cyprus 
13.5 1. feen  many  dayes  of  them  which  came  up 
1  f.z.and  certain  other  of  them  mould  go  up 

14.ro  take  out  of  them  a  people  for  his  Name 
17.4-fome  of  them  beleeved 
19. 12. evil  fpirits  went  out  off  hem 

1 9. and  they  counted  the  price  of  them 
ii.ig.fhould  be  offered  for  every  one  of  them 
zz.  1 1.  being  led  by  the  hand  of  them  that  were 

20.kept  the  raiment  of  them  that  flew  him 
zj.iT.lie  in  wait  for  him  of  them  mo  then  40 

z7.{houId  have  been  killed  oftbem 
17.3  5" -gave  thanks  to  G.in  prefencc  of  them  all 
Rom.z.  i9-a  light  of  them  which  are  in  darknefle 
10. 1 5  .how  beautifull  are  the  feet  oftbem  which 

zo.I  was  found  oftbem  that  fought  me  not 
1 1 . 1  z.now  if  the  fall  oftbem  be  the  riches 
diminiftiing  of  them  the  riches  of  the  Gent, 
if.ifthecaftingaway  ofthembt  the  reconci. 
what  ftiall  the  receiving  oftlxm  be 
1 5.3. the  reproaches  of  them  that  reproached 
iCor.4.1 9. not  the  fpeech  of  them  which  are  puffed 
lo.f.with  many  oftbem  G.was  not  wel-pleafed 

7.  as  were  Ibme  of  them 

8.  as  fomeofffew  committed 

9 .  as  fome  of  them  alfo  tempted 

10.  as  fome  oftbem  alfo  murmured 
27.  if  any  of  them  that  beleeve  not  bid  you 

H.iS.every  one  offtowinthebody 

14.10.  and  none  of  them  are  without  fignificat. 

15.20.  become  the  firft  fruits  of  them  that  fleep 
i  Cor.  i  1.8.  taking  wages  of  them  to  do  you  fervice 

12.17.make  a  gain  of  you  by  any  of them  whom 
Ep&.f.ii.which  were  done  of  them  in  fecret 
Cota.if.he  made  a  (hew  oftbem  openly 

1  Tw2.3.7.hemufthave  a  good  report  oftbem 

4.3.10  be  received  w;th  thankfgiving  of  them 

2  Tim.  3 .1 1  .our  oftbem  all  the  Lord  delivered  me 
Heb.6. 1 2  .but  followers  of  tbcm,v/ho  through  faith 

i 0.3?.  companions  off  hem  that  we  re  fouled 
39. we  are  not  of  them  who  draw  back 

but  oftbem  that  beleeve,  to  the  faving 
u4.arewarder  of  them  that  diligently  feek 
1 3. and  were  perfwaded  oftbem 
J:«M.i8.'is  fown  in  peace,  of  them  that  make  pea 


5.3.  ruft  of  them  ftiall  be  a  witnefle  3gaj_n$ 
4.cries  oftbem  which  have  reaped— are  enrr. 
1  Ptf.2.14.  for  the  praife  of  them  that  do  well 

4.i7.what  ftiall  be  SB?  end  oftbem  that  pbey 
Re v.z.9. 1  know  the  blafpheoaic  of  them  which  fay 
4.8.  four  beafts  had  each  of  them  6.  wings 
5-8-  having  every  one  of  them  harps 

1  i.and  the  number  ofthm  was  iQ©op.times 
6.9.the  fouls  oftbem  that  were  /lain  forth?  wo. 
1 1 .  white  robes  gi  ven  unto  every  one  of  them 
7.4. 1  heard  the  number  of  them  that  were  feal. 
9.  ftf-and  I  heard  the  number  of  them 
20.4. 1  faw  the  fouls  of  them  that  were  behead. 
ii.  24-nations  oftbem  which  were  fa  ved 

2  2.p.and  of  them  which  keep  the  fayings  of 
One  of  ®t)cm,  See  ®ne. 

On  GEfyzm,  or  upon  djem. 
Geff.l.9.3.  he  preffed  upon  them  greatly 
3 1.34.  and  ibe  fate  uponthem 
40.6.  looked  upon  them,  and  behold  they  were 
45 . 1  5.  kifled  all  hisbretji.  and  wept  upon  them 
48.16.  and  let  my  name  be  named  on  them 
Exod.l'S.tyle  of  bricks— you  ftiall  lay  upon  them 
9. 19  .the  hail  ftiall  come  down  upon  tk  m 
1  5.9-ffly  luft  ftiall  be  fatisfied  upon  them 
1  5  .trembling  flaall  take  hold  uponthem 
i6.fear  and  dread  ftiall  fail  upon  the^i 
i9.bro.  again  the  waters  of  the  fea  uponthem 
i8.8.all  the  travel!  that -had  come  upon  thfim 
1 9.22. left  the  Lord  break  forth  upontbew 

24.  left  he  break  forth  upon  them 
28.9.  grave  on  themthc  names  of  the  chihof  If. 
29.8.  and  put  coats  upon  them 
9.  and  put  the  bonnets  on  th:m 
13. take  the  fat  that  isupon  tbemgnd  burn 
22.take  the  fat  that  v>  uponffew/or  it  js  a 

3  2.21.  brought  fo  great  a  fin  upon  them 
3  4. 1  will  vifit  their  fin  upon  them 

Lev.$.$.  the  fat  that  is  on  them— k  (hall  he  take 
Verles  io}if  .Chap.4.9. 
8.13.  and  put  coats  upon  them 
ao.  1 1 .  their  bloud  (hall  be  upon  them 

Verfes  1 2,13,16,27. 
26.36.  uponthem  thar  arc  alive  of  yon 
Numb.4.& .  fpread  upon  them  a  cloth  of  Xcarler 
10.34.doud  of  the  Lord  was  upon  them  by  day 
11. « 7.  and  will  put  it  upon  them 
25.that  when  the  fpirit  refted  upon  them 
26.  and  the  fpirit  refted  upon  them 
29.would  puc  his  fpirit  upon  them 
16 . 3 3 .  and  the  earth  clofed  upon  them 
3i.27.betwe.  them  that  took  the  war  upon  them 
Deut.7.\6.  thine  eye  lhall  have  no  pitie  upon  them 
25.  defire  thefilverorgold  that  is  on  thsm 
9.io.and  on  them  was  written  accord. to  all  the 
27.3. thou  (halt  write  upon  ftaallthe  words 

f  .not  lift  up  an  iron  tool  upon  them 
3o.7.3nd  on  them  that  hate  thee,  which  perlecu. 
32.23.I  will  heap  mifchiefs  upon  them 

I  will  fpend  mine  arrows  upon  them 
24. 1  will  fend  the  teeth  of  beafts  upon  them 
3  5  .things  that  ftiall  come  upon  them 
Jojb.g.f.  and  old  garments  upon  them 

io.i  1  .caft  down  great  ftones  fr.hea.upon  them 
11. 7.  and  they  fell  upon  them 
fudg.9.49.  fet  the  hold  on  fire  upon  them 

57.  and  upon  them  came  the  curfeof  Jotham 
16.26.  that  1  may  lean  upon  them 
I9.i44uid  the  fun  went  down  upon  them 
20.  41.  they  faw  that  evil  was  come  upon  them 
1  Sa;a.2.8.he  hath  fet  die  world  uponthem 

1  o.out  of  heaven  ftiall  he  thunder  upon  them 
5".6.hand  of  the  Lord  was  heavie  uponthem 
9.20.  fet  not  thy  mind  on  them 
25.14.  and  he  railed  on  them 
26.i2.a  deep  fleep  fr.che  L.was  fal'en  upon  th. 
zSam.^.z^.Sc  come  upon  them  over  agai.the  mulb. 
1  Chon.r^.i^. 
1 1.23.  we  were  upon  them, even  to  the  entring 
i<S.i.and  upon  them  200.  loaves  ofbread 
2 1  .lo.untiil  war. dropped  u pon  them  out  of  hea. 
birds  of  the  air  to  reft  on  them  by  day 
1  Jvj-7-iS.and  the  fea  was  fet  above  upon  them 

2  Chron.4.4- 
8  .jo.cbat  they  may  have  compaffion  upon  them 


<).<),  brought  upon  them  all  this  evil 

1  chron.  7.  22 
1 8.28.  tilj  the  bloud  guftied  out  upon  them 
2  IC?.2.a4.he  turned  backhand  looked  on  them 
4.3  3.  and  ftiut  the  door  upon  them  twain 
13.23.  and  had  companion  on  them 
1 8.  2  3.  on  thy  pare  to  fet  riders  upon  them 

23.20.and  burnt  mens  bones  upon  them 

1  C7»-<w.9.27.becaufe  the  charge  was  upon  theth 

19.17.and  came  upon  them,and  fet  the  battell 

2  Cfawz.  14.  f4.fear  of  the  Lord  came  upon  them 

29.23.  and  laid  their  hands  upon  them 

3  i.26.wrath  of  the  Lord  came  not  upon  them 

33.11.  L.brought  upon  them  the  cap.of  the  hoft 

36.17.he  brought  upon  them  the  k.  of  the  Cal. 
&Va  3. 3.  for  the  fear  was  upon  tbcm 

7.24.K)  impofe  tolljtiib.  or  cuftome  uponthem 
Neb.y.i.  with  fackclpths,  and  earth  upon  them 
£/rfc.8.i7.fear  of  the  Jewes  fell  upon  them 

9.3.  fear  of  Mordecai  fell  upon  them 
27.Jewesordained,and  took  upon  them 
Job  j.r  f  .und  the  Sabeans  fejl  upon  them 

4. 1 9.bow  much  lefle  on  them  which  dwell  in  ho. 

2 1  #9.neither  is  the  rod  of  G  od  upon  them 
I7.how  oft  cometh  their  deftrucr.  upon  them 

tg.zi,and  my  fpeech  dropped  upon  them 
i4.if  I  laughed  on  them,  they  beleeved  it  not 
p/a/,3  3 . 1 8 .  eye  of  the  Lord  is  upon  them  that  fear 

48.j6.fear  took  hold  upon  them  there 

49.i4.death  ftiall  feed  on  them 

j  5.1 5.  let  death  feize  on  tbem 

^z.io.iernot  your  heart  upon  them 

69-H-  P°ur  out  thine  indignation  upon  them 

78.24.  rained  down  manna  upon  them  to  eat 
27.  he  rained  flefh  upon  tliem  as  duft 
38.the  wrath  of  God  came  upon  them 
49.he  caft  upon  them  the  fiercenefs  ofhis  an. 

94.23. bring  upon  them  their  own  iniquitie 
103.17.from  ever!,  to  everlafting  on  tbem  that 
i05\38.fearofthem  fell  uponthem 
106.19.and  the  plague  brake  in  upon  them 
1 18.7.  therefore  ftiall  I  fee  my  defire  on  them 
1  I9.84.executc  judgement  on  them  that  perfec. 
.    1 40.  i.o.let  burning  coals  fall  upon  them 
Ecclef.9.1 1.  when  it  falleth  fuddenly  upon  tbem 
7/^.8. 7-Lord  bringeth  upon  them  the  waters 
9.2.upon  them  hath  the  light  ftiined 
18.6.  the  fowls  lhall  fummer  upon  them 

beafts  of  the  earth  ftiall  winter  upon  them 
26.16.when  thy  chaftning  was  upon  them 
27.1  i.made  them,will  not  have  mercy  on  them 
33.4.10  &  fro  oflocufts  ftiall  he  run  upon  them 
40.24.  he  ftiall  alfo  blow  upon  them 
49.10.he  that  hath  mercy  on  them  lhall  lead 
63.7  .which  he  hath  beftowed  on  them 
66*4,.  and  will  bring  their  fears  uponthem 
Jer.z.$.  evil  (ball  come  upon  them 

6.1T.  fons  together  (ball  fall  uponthem 
1 1.8.  therefore  I  will  bring  upon  them  all  the 
n.I  will  bring  evil  upon  them    Chap.23.12. 

r     u  ,&  49-37- 

20.  let  me  lee  thy  vengeance  on  them 

Chap.20.12. 
1 2.1  f.and  I  will  have  compaftlon  upon  them 
I4.16.I  will  pour  their  wickedn  fle  uponthem 
1 5 . 8 . 1  ha ve  brought  u  pon  them  aga '.  the  moth. 
r8.22.bring  a  troup  fuddenly  upon  them 
m>6. 1  will  fet  mine  eyes  upon  them  for  good 
29. 17.I  will  fend  upon  them  the  fword 
32.*  3.  caufed  all  this  evil  to  come  upon  them 

42.  bring  upon  them  all  the  good  that  I  have 
3  j  .26.  and  I  will  have  mercy  on  them 
36.3  i.and  I  willbring  upon  them  all  the  evil 
4j.17.from the  evil  that  I  wil  bring  upon7£v» 
46.1 1  ■  day  of  their  caiam.  was  come  upon  them 
£^.5.1  3-caufe  my  fury  to  reft  upon  them 

i6.when  I  ftiall  fend  upon  them  the  evil 
6. 1 2.I  accomplifti  my  fury  upon  them 

1 4.ftretch  out  my  hand  upon  them 
i3.T5.accompIifti  my  wrath — upon  them 
20.8 .1  will  pour  out  my  fury  upon  them 

1 3.I  would  pour  out  my  fury  upon  them 

Verfe  21. 
22. 3 1. poured  out  mine  indignation  uponthem 
23.16.  (be  doted  upon  them 

46.  bring 


THE 


THE 


THE 


THE 


TH  E 


T  HE 


46 .  bring  up  a  company  upon  them 
zf.t  z.and  revenged  himfelf  upon  them 
17. execute  great  vengeance  upon  them 
when  I  (hall  lay  ray  vengeance  upon  them 
30.9. great  pain  (hall  come  uponthem 
36. 1 8.  poured  my  fury  uponthem 
37.8. and  the  flefli  came  up  upon  them 
39.a1.my  hand  that  I  have  laid  uponthem 
41 .2 5. there  were  made  on  them  Cherubims 
43.a4.the  prieft  (hall  call  fait  upon  them 
.44.t7.no  wooll  fhall  come  upon  ri;e/# 
Dtfa.3-27.nor  the  fmel  of  the  fire  had  pafied  on  th, 
8. 1  c .  and  framped  upon  them 
10.7.  a  great  quaking  fell  upon  them 
Hof.  5 .  10. pour  out  my  wrath  upon  them 
1 1 . 1  will  fpread  my  net  upon  them 
Amos  p.4.fet  mine  eyes  upon  them  for  evil 
Bab. 1. 1 3 .  wherefore  looked  thou  upon  them 
Zej>b.3.S.to  pour  upon  them  mine  indignation 
Zech.z.9.  I  will  fhake  mine  hand  upon  them 
10.6.  for  I  have  mercy  upon  them  ' 
14.17.even  upon  them  fhall  be  no  rain 
Matth.9ii,6-was  moved  with  compaflionon  them 
iejtlSjtlhathb  mould  put  his  hands  on-them 

1  j.  he  laid  his  hands  on  them 
10.24.  exercife authority  upon  them 

Mark.  10.41.  Lulfe  li.zj. 
34.  fo  Jefus  had  companion  upon  them 
n.7.and  put  on  them  their  clothes 
Marli  3.?.when  he  had  looked  found  abo.  dnthem 
3  4,he  looked  round  about  on  them 
10.16. and  put  his  hands  upon  them 

17.  JefuS  looking  upon  them,Cahh 5With  men 
t  j.24.caiting  lots  upon  them  what  every 
Luke  1 :  fo.his  mercy  is  on  them  that  fear  him 
2.9.artgel  of  the  Lord  came  uponthem 
6. 10. looking  round  about  upon  them  all 
John  d.z.  miracles  which  he  did  on  them  that  were 
20.22.he  breathed  on  them,  and  faitlv-^Receive 
^#.4.i.andihe  Sadduces  came  upontheM 
3. and  they  laid  hands  on  them 
33. great  grace  was  upon  them  all 
5 .5. great  fear  came  on  all  them  that  heard 
.   6.6.  had  prayed,  they  laid  their  hands  on  them 

Chap.  1 3.3. 
8.i7.then  laid  they  their  hands  on  them 

1 1.1  5 .  the  holy  Ghoft  fell  on  them 

16.23. when  they  had  laid  many  ftripes  upon  th. 
1 9. 6. upon  them, the  holy  Ghoft:  came  on  them 
1 3. took  upon  them  to  call  over  them  which 
1 6. he  leapt  on  them,  and  overcame  them 
11.23.we  have  4.  men  which  have  a  vow  on  th. 
Rom.  1 1 . 2  2  .on  them  which  fell,feverity 
Gal. 6. 1 6.  peace  be  on  them  and  mercy 

1  Thef.z.uZ.  wrath  is  comeupon  them  to  the  utter. 

5 . 3  .then  fudden  deftruftion  Cometh  upon  them 

2  T/je/!i.8.take  vengeance  on  them  which  know 
Beb.<;.i. and  on  them  that  are  out  of  the  way 

9. 10'. and  carnall  ordinances  impofed  on  them 
Kev.fi. 10. avenge  our  bloud  onthemthat  dwell  on 
7.  r  6. neither  ftiall  the  fun  light  on  them 
9.17.1  faw  the  horfes,and  them  that  fat  on  them 
11.11.  fear  fell  upon  them  which  faw  them 
16.2.8c  upon  them  which  worfhipped  his  image 
19- 1  S.eat  the  flefh  of  them  that  fit  on  them 
20.4. 1  faw  thrones ,and they  fate  upon  them 
Over  ®hem. 
Gctf^-i  ".becaufe  the  famine  prevailed  overthem 
Exod.i.M.  they  did  fet  overthem  task-ma fters 
j .i4.which  Pha.task-maftershad  fetover  them 
18.21  .and  place  fuch  over  them  to  be  rulers 
Numb.-f. z.and  were  over  them  that  were  numbred 
11.16.wham  thou  krioweft  to  be  ofHc.over  them 
14.14.  that  thy  cloud  ftandeth  over  them 
fudg.<).%.  to  anoint  a  king  over  them 

1 1.1 1  .made  him  head  and  captain  over  them 
1  S.rw.8.7.that  I  fnould  not  reign  over  them 

9. manner  of  the  k.that  (hall  reign  over  them 
1 9  2 o.Samuel  (landing  as  appointed  over  them 

22.2  and  he  became  a  captain  over  them 
zSam.i.yho.ot  Judah  have  anointed  me  k.over  th. 

f  8. 1 .  and  captains  of  hundreds  over  them 
1  K}.  1 2. 17.  Rehoboam  reigned  over  them 

zChmt.10.17. 
i  Ki.zS.iz,  even  over  them  he  made  Gedal.ruler 
1  Cbron.y.io.  Phircehas  was  the  ruler  over  them 


27.26.  over  them  that  did  the  work 
2  Chron.z.  1 1. he  hath  made  thee  king  over  them 

9.8.thereforc  made  he  thee  king  over  them 
-Vek9.28.fo that  they  had  the  dominion  overthem 
Ejih.q.  1.  of  the  Jews  hoped  tohave  power  ovettb. 
Pfal.  49. 1 4.  upright  (hall  have  domin.  over  them 

106.4 1. they  that  hated  them,  ruled  over  them 
Prov.zo.z6.and  bringeth  the  wheel  overthem 
lfai.7,. 4.  and  babes  (hall  rule  over  them 
I2.and  women  rule  over  them 
i9.4.and  a  fierce  king  (hall  rule  over  them  " 
5  2. 5  .they  that  rule  over  themjxake  them  to 
fer.if.i.I  will  appoint  over  them  four  kinds 
23.4. 1  will  fct  up  ftiepherds  over  them ; 
3i.28.1ikeasl  have  watched  oyer  them 

I  have  watched  over  tbem,to  pluck  up 
32.41.I  will  rejoyce  over  them,to  do  them  good 
40.11.that  he  had  fet  over  them  Gedaliah 
43-io.fpread  his  royall  pavilion  overthem 
44.27.I  will  watch  over  them  for  evil 
£V£.io.i. there  appeared  over  them  as  it  were 
19. glory  of  the  God  of  Ifrael  was  over  them 
Chap. n. 22. 
34.23. 1  will  fet  up  one  (hepherd  overthem 
37.24.David  (hall  be  king  over  them 
Dan.z.f  8.hath  made  thee  ruler  over  them  all 
Jod  2.i7.thatthe  heathen  (hould  rule  over  them 
Micah  3»6.the  day  (hall  be  dark  over  them 
4.7.Lord  (hall  reign  over  them  in  mount 
Hab.  n^creeping  things  that  have  no  rul.over  th. 
Zech.y. i4-and  the  Lord  (hall  be  feen  over t hem 
Mattb.zo.z1), exerclCe  dominion  overthem 

■'■  Marli  ro.42.  LuIq>  22.25. 
Luhe  11.44.men  that  walk  over  them,aie  not  aware 
19.27.  would  no:  that  I  (hould  reign  overthem 
Ait.  19.13.  to  call  over  them  which  had  evilfpir. 
Rom.s.14.  even  over  them  that  had  not  finned 
Col.z.i 5.  triumphing  over  them  in  it 
I  Rev.9.11.  and  they  had  a  king  over  them 

1 1. tOiftiall  rejoyce  over  tbem,and  make  merry 
Through  <II}cm. 
/««ff.2.22.that  through  them  I  may  prove  Ifrael 
Jer.9.  io.fo  that  none  pafle  through  them. 

To,  or  unto  QL\)tm. 
Gen.i6.x7,.  come,and I  Will  fertd  thee  tothem 
40.6.Jofeph  came  in  tothem  in  the  morning 

22.hanged  the-baker,as  Jofeph  had  int. to  th. 
42.7.  ftrange  to  them,  &  fpake  roughly  to  them 
23.  he  fpake  to  them  by  an  interpreter 
25.  and  thus  did  he  untothem 
43.23.  he  brought  Simeon  out  to  them 

44.4.  fay  to  them,  Wherefore  have  ye  rew.evil 
4S/.27.told-all-Jcfeph— had  faid  untothem 
49.  28.  this  is  that  their  father  fpake  to  them 
50.2i.Jof.comfort.ffce»?,&  fpake  kindly  to  them 

£#0.1.19. are  delivered  ere  midwiv.come  in  to  th. 
2.1  j.  and  God  had  refpeft  unto  them 

zKjng.z3.17,. 
3.13.  what  (hall  I  fay  unto  them 
6.3 .  Jehovah  was  I  not  known  unto  them 
7.i3.hehearkned  not  tothem,  as  the  Lord 

Verfe  22.    Chap.8.15. 
&  9.  11. 
12.36.let  unto  them  fuch  things  as  they  requir. 
14.20.it  was  a  cloud  and  darknefle  to  them 
22.  waters  were  a  wall  unto  them 

20.5.  not  bow  downe  thy  felfe  to  them 
Jojh.  23. 7. 

30.21.it  (hall  be  a  ftatute  for  ever  to  them 

Lcvit.ij.j, 
Lev.6.17.1  have  given  it  to  them  for  their  portion 

26.4i.and  that  I  alfo  have  walked  cont.to  them 
Numb.4. 1 9.  but  thus  do  unto  them, that  they  may 
27.appoint  unto  them  in  charge  their  burdens 

8.22.  fo  did  they  untothem 

16.30.with  all  that  appertain  to  them 

20.6.glory  of  the  Lord  appeared  unto  them 

j  3,56.  as  I  thought  to  do  unto  them 

35  .6. and  to  them  ye  (hall  adde  42. cities 
Deut.i'9.  Lord  fware  —  to  give  unto  them 

Chap.  31.  23. 

4.7. that  hath  God  fonigh  tothem 

7.2.  nor  (hew  mercy  untothem 

18.1 8.he  (hal  (peak  to  them  all  that  I  (hal  com. 


33. 2. Lord  role  up  from  Seir  unto  them 
/oj».9.2o.this  will  We  doto  them  v/eCware  to  them 


26.  fo  did  he  unto  them 
1  i.9.Jo(hua  did  to  them  as  the  Lord  bade  him 

fudg.z.17.  they  bowed  themfelves  to  them 
9.33.do  to  them  as  thou  (halt  find  occalion 

5 1. (hut  it  to  themsanigzt  them  up  to  the  top 
1 5 . 1 1 .  fo  ha  ve  I  done  to  them 

1  S«>«.i4.8.we  will  difcoverour  (elves  to  them 
3o,i9.thefc  was  nothing  lacking  to  them 

27.  to  them  which  were  in 
Vcrf.z7,  18,29,30,31. 

zSam.zo.tSed  them,  but  went  not  in  un:o  them 

1  i0-i2.7.fpeak  good  words  to  ihem,  then  will 

2  fC'.9.i8.meflenger  came  tothem,  but  he  cometh 

7  ,     ,  vwfe  20. 

10.1  .Jehu  lent  to  them  that  brought  up 
iz.f.ht  the  priefts  takektotbem 
1 7-3  5-nor  bow  your  fcl.to  them-nor  facto  (hem 
20.1 3. and  Hezekiah  hearkned  unto  them 
23.19.  and  did  to  them  according  to  all  he  had 
!#w.9.27,opening  therof  every  mor.perea.ta  them 
2  Cbr.iz. 6. and  fpeak  comfortably  to  them 
K^a  4.io.tribute  and  cuftome  was  paid  to  them 
f.i.Hag.-and  Zech.-prophef.-even  unto  tliem 
6.2i.fuch  as  had  feparated  themfelves  untothem  j 
•AW>.3.4.next  unto  them  repaired    Verfi yj7  9)i0>  , 
y.ii.reftore-to  them,  even  this  day,  their  lands  I 
6. 17. letters  of  Tobiahcame  untothem 
Efib.g.zz.moneth  which  was  turned  untoJJw* 
Job  24.i2.yet  God  layeth  not  folly  to  them 

17.  morning  is  to  them  even  as  the  (hadow 
Pfal. 2 8. 4. render  to  them  their  defert 

3 4.9. no  wanttofkw  that  fear  him 

18.  Lord  is  nigh  to  them  that  arc  of  a  broken 
36.10.cont.thy  loving  kind.unto  f te/» that  kno. 
44.3.  becaufe  thou  hadft  a  favour  unto  them 

13.3  derifion  to  them  that  are  round  about 
60. 4. given  a  banner  to  them  that  fear  thee 
73. 10. waters  of  a  full  cup  wrung  out  to  them 
8 3. 9. do  unto  them  as  to  the  Midianitcs 
1 1 1 .8.made  them  are  like  unto  th.  Pfal.  1 3 y.  1 8. 
12  5  #4.do  good-to  them  that  are  upright  in  heart 

Prov.z.j,  a  buckler  to  them  that  walk  upright 
3-iS.a  tree  of  life  tothem  that  lay  hold  on  her 
8.9.right  to  them  that  finde  knowledge 
10.26.  fo  is  the  (luggard  to  them  that  fend  him 

i  14.22. mercy  and  truth  to  them  that  devifegood 
22. 21. words  of  truth  to  them  that  fend  unto  thee 
24.25. but  to  them  that  rebuke  him,  (hall  be 

2  y .  1 3 .  fo  is  a  faithfull  meffen.  to  them  that  fend 
3o.f.a  lhield  tothemthat  put  their  truft  in  him 

Ecclef.7.1 1.  by  it  there  is  profit  to  them  that  fee  the 

1 2.wifdome  giveth  life  to  them  that  have  it 
Ifai.  1.23.  the  caufe  of  the  widow  come  unto  them 
I9«3.feek  to  them  that  have  familiar  fpirits 
24.9.ftrong  drink  (hall  be  bitter  to  them  that 
28. 13. word-was  untothem,  precept  upon  prec. 
34. 1 7. his  hand  hath  divided  it  to  them  by  line 
40.2 9. and  to  them  that  have  no  might 
42.5  .and  fpirit  to  them  that  walk  therein 

ifi.thefe  things  will  I  do  unto  them 
49-9.totbem  that  are  in  darknefle, Shew 
50.6.  my  cheeks  to  th.  that  plucked  off  the  hair 
56.  jr.even  unto  them  will  I  give  in  mine  houfe 
5'7.6.even  to  them  haft  thou  poured  a  drink-off. 
59.20.  and  unto  them  that  turn  from  tranfgrcf. 
6i.7.everlaftingjoy  (hall  be  untothem 
fer.f.f.  get  td  the  great  men,and  fpeak  untothem 

1 3. thus  (hall  it  be  done  unto  them 
6\io.word  of  the  Lord  is  to  them  a  reproach 
7.27.  (halt  fpeak  all  thefe  words  untothem 

call  unto  them,  but  they  will  not  anfwer 
1 1.1 1. 1  will  not  hearken  unto  them 
14. 1 3.prophets  fay  unto  them,Ye  (hall  not  lee 
15.1 9. but  return  not  thou  unto  them 
1 8.8.  that  I  thought  to  do  unto  them 
23.17.they  fay  ftill  unto  them  that  defpife  me 

2 1 .  I  have  not  fpoken  to  them,  yet  they  pro. 
24.10.  from  off  the  land  that  I  gave  unto  them 
26.2.words  that  I  com.  thee  to  fpeak  unto  them 

3. may  rep.me  of  the  evil  I  pur.to  do  unto  th. 
29.19.not  heark.to  my  words — I  fent  unto  them 
30.9.ferve~Da.  -whoml  will  raife  up  unto  th. 
3i.32.although  I  was  an  husband  unto t hem 

3  3.6.will  reveal  unto  them  the  abiind.  of  peace 
35. 17. becaufe  I  have  fpoken  untothem,  but     ; 

I  have  called  unto  them,hut  they  have  nci 
36.3.  hrar 


THE        THE 

56.5.  hear  the  evill  that  1  purpofe  to  do  to  them 

2  z. added  befides  to  them  many  like  words 
?8-4-in  fpeaking  fuch  wofds  unto  them 
AO.o.Gcdaliah  [wire  to  them,  and  to  their  men 
49. 29. (hall  cry  unto  them,  Fear  is  on  every  fide 
Idffi^i .zi.io  aaiothem  as  thou  haft  done  to  me 
3. 15. Lord  is  good  to  them  that  wait  lor  him 

tf f .give  thy  curfe  unto  them 
4. 1  f  .they  cryed  unto  them,T>epm  ye 
E^e£.  1.4.I  do  fend  thee  unto  them 

7.thou  (halt  fpeak  my  words  unto  them 
j.4.fpeak  with  my  words  unto  them 
'  6.furely>  had  I  fent  thee  to  tbem,they  would 
1 1. get  thee  to  them  of  the  captivity 
zg.uialt  not  be  to  them  a  reprover 
6.  lo.that  I  would  do  this  evill  unto  them 
1 1  .i6.yet  will  I  be  to  them  as  a  little  fanftuary 

1  a.  1 1  .fo  (hall  it  be  done  unto  th:m 
i6.20.tbefe  haft  thou  faaificed  unto  them 

37.  and  will  difcover  thy  nakedneffe  to  them 
54.  in  that  thou  art  a  comfort  unto  them 

20  6.  in  the  day  I  lifted  up  my  hand  to  them 
9.I  made  my  felf  known  unto  them 
1 5. yet  alfo  I  lifted  up  mine  hind  to  them 

21.23.it  (hal  be  unto  them  as  a  falfe  divination 
to  them  that  have  fworn  oaths 

2  j. 27.  malt  not  lift  up  thine  eyes  unto  them 
24.27.and  thou  (halt  be  a,  figne  unto  them 

3  j .  5  2  .art  to  them  as  a  very  lovely  fong 
j8.7.be  thou  a  guard  unto  them 

3  9. 1 3 .  it  (hall  be  unto  them  a  renown 

24.accor.to  their  tranfgr.have  I  done  to  them 
44.12.  becaufe  they  miniftred  to  them  before 
48. 1 2.(hall  be  to  them  a  thing  moft  holy 
i8.for  food  to  them  that  ferve  the  city 
Va.n.1.1 4X0  he  confented  to  them  in  this  matter 
i.2i.giveth  knowl.to  them  that  know  underft. 
4.i9.the  dream  be  to  them  that  hate  thee 
6.i.that  the  princes  might  give  account  to  them 
9<4.and  metcie  to  them  that  love  him 

&  to  them  that  keep  his  commandem. 
1 1 .  j  4.many  dial  1  cleave  to  them  w ith  flatteries 
Hof.  2.13  .wherein  (he  burnt  incenfe  to  them 
4. 1 2.their  ftaffe  declareth  to  them 
7. 1  j  .deftruft  to  themfceaufe  they  have  tranfg. 
9.4.facrif.(lialbe  to  them  as  the  bread  of  mourn. 
1 1 .4.I  w  as  to  them  as  they  that  take  off  the  yoke 
Jonah  3.10.  that  he  faid  he  would  do  unto  them 
Mic,  2. 6\prophelie  not/ay  they  to  them  that  proph. 
they  (hall  not  prophefie  to  them 
Hob.  1.1  o.princes  (lull  be  a  fcorn  unto  them 
Z£pk.2.ii.Lord  will  be  terrible  umothem 
Mat.$.\6.  to  them  which  fate  in  the  region  and 
6.8.be  not  ye  therefore  like  unto  them 
7. n. give  good  gifts  to  them  that  ask  him 

1 2.(hould  do  to  you,do  ye  even  fo  to  them 
8.4.Mofes  commanded  for  a  teftimony  to  them 
Mark  1.44.  Lu\e  5.14. 
1  j. (he  arofe  and  miniftred  unto  them 

Mark  i.j  1.  I«^4.?9. 
13. 24. another  parable  put  he  forth  unto  them 
Chap.31.jj. 
j  4.  without  a  parable  fpake  he  not  unto  them 

tj.  j.  there  appeared  unto  z&rwz  Mofes 

1 3.  that  he  fpake  to  them  of  John  the  Baptift 
21.27.faid  tothem,  Neither  tell  I  you 

j6.and  they  did  to  them  likewife 
2  j. 9. go  ye  rather  tothem  that  fell 

j  4.  fay  to  them  on  his  right  hand 
26. 27.  and  gave  it  to  them,  faying 

Mark  14.  23. 

7i.anothcr  maid  faid  to  them  that  were  there 
Mark  14. 60. 
27.26.then  releafed  he  Barabbas  to  them 
Mark  2>i-  ne  preached  the  word  tothem 

26.and  gave  to  them  that  were  with  him 

Luke  6.4. 
4.1 1. but  tothem  that  are  without 

3  3  .fpake  he  the  word  to  them  as  they  were 
tf.48.wind  was  contrary  unto  them 

50. faith  to  them,  Be  ofgood  cheer 
8.29.faith  to  them  fiat  whom  fay  ye  that  I  am 
10.36.  faid  to  them,  What  would  ye 

40.  given  tothem  for  whom  it  is  prepared 
1 2. 6.he  fent  him  laft  unto  them 


THE 


THE 


14.10.  to  betray  him  unto  them 

1 f .6.at  that  feaft  he  releafed  unto  them  one 
8. to  do  as  he  had  ever  done  unto  them 
1 1.  (hould  rather  releafe  Barabbas  unto  them 

16.10. had  fpoken  to  them,ht  was  received 
Lu\e  1.22.  he  could  not  fpeak  unto  them 

he  becken.to  them,8t  remai.fpeechlefle 
70.give  light  to  them  that  fit  indarknefl'e 

2.50.  underftood  not  the  faying  he  fpake  to  th. 
5 1. to  Nafcatethjand  was  fubjeift  to  them 

6. 3 1.  do  ye  alfo  to  them  likewife 

j  3. if  ye  do  good  to  them  that  do  good  to  you 
34.ifyelend  to£fe#zofwhomyehope 

9, 1 1  .he  (pake  unto  them  of  the  kingdom  of  G. 
I7.taken  up  of  the  frag,  that  remain,  to  them 

1 1 . 1 3-give  the  holy  Spirit  to  them  that  ask  him 

1  f.i  2.  he  divided  tothem  his  living 
i6.28.brethren,that  he  may  teftifie  \mtothem 
19. 24. he  faid  to  them  that  ftood  by 

3  2. and  found  as  he  had  faid  unto  them 
20.  if. (hal  the  Lord  of  the  vineyard  do  to  them 

2  2. 6. fought  opportunity  to  betray  him  to  them 
23.17.of  neceflity  he  muft  releafe  one  to  ttew 

20.  willing  to  releafe  Jef.fpake  again  to  them 
28Jefus  turning  to  them,fzid,  Daughters 

24.1 1.  words  feemed  to  them  as  idle  tales 
27.  expounded  to  them  in  all  the  fcriptures 
3  o.bleffed  it,and  brake,and  gave  unto  them 
36. faid  to  them,  Peace  be  to  you 

John  i.iz.tothem  gave  he  power  to  become 

even  tothem  thatbeleeve  on  his 

22.may  give  ananfwer  to  them  thatfent  us 
a. id.  and  (aid  to  them  that  fold  doves 

22.remembr.that  he  had  faid  this  unto  them 

24.  Jefus  did  not  commit  himfelf  to  them 
4.3  i.faid  to  them,l  have  meat  to  eat 
6.1  i.andthe  difcip.to  them  that  wetefet  down 

1 3 .  over  and  above  to  them  that  had  eaten 

1 7-Jefus  v/as  not  come  to  them 

6  i-he faid  to  them,Doth  this  offend  you 
7.9. when  he  had  faid  thefe  words  to  them 

jo. faith  unto  them,Doth  out  law  judge 
8.27.  that  he  fpake  to  them  of  the  Father 
io.6.this  parable  fpake  Jefus  unto  them 

underftood  not  what  he  fpake  to  them 
if. 22. had  not  come  and  fpoken  unto  them 
17.8. 1  havegiven  unto  them  the  words  which 

26.I  have  declared  to  them  thy  name 
i8.6.a(fbon  as  he  had  faid  to  them,\  am  he 

2 1. what  I  have  (aid  unto  them 

29.  Pilate  went  out  to  them        Chap.19.4. 
19.  f.  Pilate  faith  to  tbem,Beho\d  the  man 
20.2  2.faith  to  ttajReceive  the  holy  Ghoft 

2  3.  they  are  remitted  unto  them 
Acts  1. 7, faid  unto  them,\t  is  not  for  you  to 

16.  which  was  guide  to  them  that  took  Jefus 
2.3.thereappeared  to  them  cloven  tongues 

41.  fame  day  added  to  th.  about  three  thoul'. 
3.1 1. all  the  people  ran  together  unto  them 
f.i  j.ofthereft  durft no  man  joyne  tothem 

j  2.  whom  God  hath  given  to  them  that  obey 

6. 2.  called  the  multitude  of  the  difciples  to  them 
7.26.next  day  he  (hewed  himfelf  unto  them 
8.f  .to  Sam.and  preached  Chrift  unto  them 
9.27.  declared  to  them  how  he  had  feen  the  Lo, 

38.  defiring  he  would  —come  to  them 
1  i.4.and  expounded  it  by  order  unto  them 
1 2.17. he  beckning  unto  them  with  the  hand 
declared  unto  them  how  the  Lord 

21.  made  an  oration  unto  them 
14.18.that  they  had  not  done  facrifice  tothem 
16.10.  called  us  to  preach  the  gofpel  unto  them 
17.2.  Paul  as  his  manner  was  went  in  unto  th. 
18.2.  Paul  found  AquilaSt  Prif.&  cametot^. 
20.34.my  neceflitics,and  tothem  that  were  wth 
2f.11.no  man  may  delivermeuntoifefOT 

Row.  1. 1 9. for  God  hath  (hewed  it  unto  zfwa 
2.7.to  them  who  by  patient  waiting  in 
8. 28. to  them  that  love  God,  to  them  who  are 
10. 20. made  manifeft  to  themtiat  asked  not 
1 1 ,27.for  this  is  my  covenant  unto  them 

1  Cor.i.z.to  them  that  are  fanftified  in  Chrift 

24-unto  them  which  are  called  both  Jewes 

9.3.  mine  anfwer  to  them  that  doe  examine  me 
14.34.for  it  is  not  permitted  to  them  to  fpeak 

2  C0A4  j.itis  hid  to  them  that  are  loft 


THE        THE 

4-light  of  the  Gofp.l  (hould  (liine  unto  them 

9. 1  j  .for  your  liberal!  distribution  unto  them 
Gal. i.iy. tothem  which  are  Apofiles  befcrcme 

4.8. ye  did  fervice  unto  them  which  by  nature 
6.io.efpecially  to  them  who  are  of  the  houfhold 
Epkef.Li7.zDd  unto  them  that  were  nigh 
Phil.  1 . 2  8 .  which  is  to  them  an  evident  token  of 
2  Tkf.  i.tf.torecompenfc  tribulation  to  them  that 

1  Tim.^.i  f  .give  thy  felf  wholly  unto  them 

2  ri»?.4.8.but  unto  them,  alfo  that  love  his  appear. 
Titus  3 . 1  j  .that  nothing  be  wanting  unco  them 
He6.j.i8.but  tothem  that beleeved not 

4.2.Gofpel  preachedjas  well  as  unto  tbertt 
8.io.and  I  will  betofteaaGod 
1 2.1 1. to  them  that  are  exercifed  thereby 
19. word  (hould  not  be  fpo.to  them  any  more 
Jam.i.iz.L.hath  promifed  to  them  that  love  him 

Chap.2.f. 

1  P#.4.6.preached  alfo  to  them  rhat  are  dead 

2  Pet.  1 . 1.  to  them  that  have  obtained  like  precious 

2.2  2.happen.to  them  accord.to  the  true  proverb 
Rev.o.i-to  themv/as  given  powerjasthefcorpions 

f  .to  them  it  was  given3that  they  (hould  not 
1 1 . 1 2. a  great  voice,faying  to  them,Comc  up 
20.4.  and  judgment  was  given  unto  them 
Say  to  ^fjetttj  See  <S>at>. 
Wo  to  fltrjeitt,  See  WO, 
Toward  QLlfttti, 
Pfal.  103. 1 1 .  fo  great  is  his  mercy  toward  them 
M at.  14.  i4.was  moved  with  compaf.  toward  them 

Mark  6.  j 4. 
Co/.4.f.walk  in  wlfd.toward  them  that  are  without 
1  Tfe/,4.1 2.  walk  honeftly  toward  them  that  are 

Under  t&tytn. 
Num.16.1.  i.ground  clave  afund.  that  was  und.  th. 
Job  26. 8. and  the  cloud  is  not  rent  under  them 

mthtOfyem, 
Ges.7.1  j.&  the  three  wives  of  his  fons  with  them 
i4.8.and  they  joyned  battell  with  them 
18.16.  Abraham  went  with  them  to  bring  them 
i9.9.deal  worfe  with  thee  then  with  them 
2  j. 8.  he  communed  with  £fe/»,faying,If  it  be 
29.9.  while  he  yet  fpake  with  them,  Rach.came 
34.8. Hamor  communed  withfctfjfaying 
40.4.cap.of  the  guard  charged  Jofeph  with  them 
42.24.Sc  communed  with  tbem,vnd  took  from 
43.1tf.when  Jofeph  faw  Ben.with  fta,  he  faid 
Exod.  1. 1  o. let  us  deal  wifely  with  them 

6.4.I  have  eftabliihed  my  covenant  with  them 
1 2.  j  8. a  mixed  mulcitude  went  up  with  them 
1tf.20.3nd  Mofes  was  wroth  with  them 
2  j.j  2.  thou  (halt  make  no  covenant  wi:h  them 

DCUt.j.z. 

2  f  .i4.that  the  ark  may  be  born  with  them 

28.thatthe  table  may  be  born  with  them 
34.j1.and  Mofes  talked  with  them 

3  3  .till  Mofes  had  done  fpeaking  with  them 
Z.mn.4j.nei.tTiake  your  felves  unclean  witatbem 
26.39.  (hall  they  pine  away  with  them 
44,and  to  break  my  covenant  with  them 
Num.  10.3. when  they  (hall  blow  with  them,z\\ 
22.12.thou  (halt  not  go  with  them 

20.  rife  up,and  go  with  them 
26.j.Mof.&  Eleazar  the  prieft  fpake  with  them 

3  2.i9.we  wil  not  inherit  with  them  on  yonder 
Tieut.z.%.  meddlenot  \t\ththem 

9.neither  contend  with  them  in  battel! 

19.  nor  meddle  with  them 
5. 29.  that  it  might  be  well  vriththem 
7.  j.neith.  (halt  thou  make  marriages  with  them 

f.but  thus  (hall  ye  deal  with  them 

9.  keepeth  covenant  and  mercy  with  them 
29.i.befidethecoven.which  he  made  with  them 

2  f .  which  he  made  with  them  when  he  brou. 
?i.i6.break  mycov.wchI  have  made  with  them 
/»/l4.8.and  carried  them  over  v/iththem 
9.  if. and  Jofhua  made  peace  with  them 

16.  after  they  had  made  a  league  with  them 
1 1.4.  they  and  all  their  hofts  with  them 
22. 1  f  .and  they  fpake  with  tbem,faying 
23.1 2.and  (hall make  marriages  viiththem 
jWg.i.2  2.and  the  Lord  was  with  them 

8. 10. were  in  Karkor,and  their  hofts  with  them 

16. with  them  he  taughtthe  men  of  Succoth 
9. 1 .  and  communed  with  them,znd  with  all  the 

j  8.go  our,  and  fight  with  them 

i6.3.anj 


THE 


THE 


163.  and  wtntaway  with  them 

8. and  !he  bound  iiitn  with  them 
19.24.  do  with  them  what  feemeth  good  to  ycu 

1  Sam  io.6.and  thou  fhlt  prophefie  with  them 

1 3 .  i6.(Kop.  that  were  prefent  with  them  aoode 
14.11  which  went  up  with  them  into  the  camp 
156.  left  I  deftroy  you  with  them 
17.13.as  he  talked  with  them, behold 
2  j.  1 5.3s  long  as  we  were  converfant  with  them 
16.  all  the  while  we  were  with  them  keeping 

2  Sam.  3.  2  2.  brought  in  a  great  fpoil  with  them 
5. 3  .king  David  made  a  league  with  them 

1  Chr.it.  3. 
1 2. 1 7.neither  did  he  eat  bread  with  them 
1  j .  3  6 .they  have  there  with  them  their  two  fons 
1  Kjng. 8. 46 .and  thou  be  angry  with  them,  and 

2  Chron.6.\6. 
1 1. r  8  they  took  men  with  them  out  of  Paran 
1  ?  .n.and  king  Afa  built  withthem  Gcba 
1  Kjng.6. 16.rr.ore  then  they  that  be  wirh  them 
3 3. while  he  yet  talked  with  themjoehold 
1 1.4-and  made  a  covenant  with  them 

o.  with  them  that  fhould  go  out  on  the  fabb. 
21.7  there  was  no  reckoning  made  withthem 

1  Chf.^.io.mto  their  hand,&  all  that  were  wlb  th. 

7.4.and  witn  them,by  their  generations,  after 
<j.2f  .to  come— trom  time  to  time  with  them 
12.34  &  with/fe»2,withlhiJd  &  fpear  J7O00. 
1 3.2.8c  with  them  alfo  to  the  priefts  &  Levitts 
15  18.&  with  ri«w,theirbreth.of  the  td degree 
16.41. and  with  tbem  Heman  jnd  Jeduthun 

Verfe42. 

2  Chro.f.x  2.with  them  an  hundr.  &  twenty  priefts 

14. 1 1.  or  with  them  that  have  no  power 

1  f .  9.  &  the  ftrangers  with  them  out  of  Ephra. 
i7.8.and  with  them  hefent  Levits 

and  with  them  Elifhama  and  Jehoram 
o.book  of  the  law  of  the  Lord  with  them 
Z0.1.&  with  them  other  befide  the  Ammonites 

2  z.  1 1. he  was  with  them  hid  in  the  houfe  of  the 
2  j. 8. with  them  that  were  to  go  out  on  the 

E^a  1.1  i.all  thele  did  Shefhbazzar  bring 

j.2.with  them  were  the  proph.  of  God  helping 
8.1  3  .and  withJtoflthreefcore  males 
I4.and  with  them  feventy  males 
24.and  ten  of  their  brethren  with  tbem 
10.i4.and  with  them  the  elders  of  every  city 
Neh.9.1  j. and  fpakejft  with  them  from  heaven 
24.might  do  with  them  as  they  would 
15.2j.and  I  contended  with  them 
Efib.3.1  i.todo  v/iththem  as  feemeth  good 
Job  1.4.  to  eat  and  drink  with  them 

2  i.8.feed  is  eftablifhed  in  their  fight  with  them 
P/a/.9.6.their  memoriall  is  perifhed  with  them 

2$. 14.  fecret  of  the  Lord  is  with  them  that  fear 
3f.i  with  them  that  ftrive  with  me 
42.4  I  went  with  them  to  the  houfe  of  God 
f  4.4.Lord  is  with  them  that  uphold  my  foul 
88.4.I  am  counted  with  them  that  go  down 
n8.7.taktth  my  part  with  them  that  help  me 
1 1 9.95. for  with  them  thou  haft  cjuickned  me 

Pro.1.1  j.walk  not  thou  in  the  way  with  them 
24.i.neithcr  defire  to  be  with  them 
28.4. fuch  as  keep  the  law  contend  with  them 

Ecclef.  8 . 1 2.it  (hall  be  well  with  them  that  fear  G. 

Ifa.14  1. ftrangers fhall  be  joyned  with  them 

20. (halt  not  be  joyned  with  them  in  buriall 
j 4.7  unicorns  fhall  come  down  with  them 
49. 18.  thou  fhilt  clothe  thee  with  them  all 
57.8.  and  made  a  coven  nt  with  t hem 
79. 21. this  is  my  covenant  withthem 
6o.9.tbeir  filver  and  their  gold  with  them 
61 .8.1  will  make  an  everlafting  cove.withthem 
6%  .2?. and  their  off-fpring  with  them 

/er.i<J.8.tofit  withthem  to  eat  and  drink 
18.2  j. deal  thus  with  them  in  the  time  of 
27.18.if  the  word  of  the  Lord  be  with  them 

3  l«  8.  gather  with  them  the  blind,  and  the  lame 
3  2.40.make  an  everlafting  covenant  with  them 
4i.9.I(hmaeI  filled  it  with  them  that  were  (lain 
49.20.  make  their  inhabitants  deflate  with  th. 

Chap.jo.45. 
£•^£.3.2  «  and  ftrll bind  thee  with  them 

16. 17.  &  didft  commit  whort-dome  with  them 

28.yea,thou  htft  played  the  harlot  with  them 

2 3. 7. thus  lhecommit.her  whoredoms  with  th. 


THE         THE 

I7*.and  (he  was  polluted  with  them 
2j.and  all  the  Affynans  with  them 
43.commit  whored. with  her,&  (he  mthtbem 
26.20.  bring  thee  down  with  them  that  defcend 
with  them  that  go  down  to  the  pit 
30.  j.in  league,(hal  fall  with  themby  the  Cvord 
3  1 . 1 4. with  them  that  go  down  to  the  pit 
i6.caft  him  down  to  hell  with  them  chat  def. 
i8.midft  of  the  uncirc.with  them  that  be  fla. 
3 1. 18. with  them  that  go  down  into  the  pit 

Verf.  24,2  5,29, 

2  i.with  them  that  help  him  :  they  are  gone 
28.1ie  with  them  that  are  flain  with  the  fwo. 
30.  bear  their  fliame  with  tbem  that  go  down 

3  2.  with  them  that  are  flain  with  the  fword 
34-  2  5. 1  will  make  with  themz  coven,  of  peace 

30.I  the  Lord  their  God  am  with  them 
37.26.1  will  make  a  coven,  of  peace  withthem 
fhall  be  an  everlafting  covenant  with  th. 
27. my  tabernacle  alfo  (hall  be  with  them 
3  8.  j  .Perfia,Ethiopia,and  L  ibya  w  ith  them 
Dan.  1.  i9.and  the  king  communed  with  them 

1 1.30  have  intelligence  withthem  thatforfake 
Ho/.  y.j.Judah  alfo  (hall  fall  with  them 
Joel  3.  i.w  ill  plead  with  them  there  for  my  people 
Jonah  1.3.10  go  with  them  unto  Tarfhilh 
Zed>.i  0.5. fight jbecaufe  the  Lord  is  with  them 
Mat.g.if.  as  long  as  the  bridegroom  is  with  them 

Mark  *•»?' 
1 3.29.  ye  root  up  alfo  the  wheat  with  them 
1  j.jo.baving  with  them  thofe  that  were  lame 
23.3  o.would  not  have  been  partakers  with  them 
a  5 .  j  .and  took  no  oyl  with  them 

1 9.cometh  and  reckonctb  with  them 
26. 36.  then  cometh  Jefus  with  them  to  a  place 
27. 7. and  bought  with  them  the  potters  field 
Marli  2. 19. whik  the  bridegroom  is  with  them 

Lute  5.34- 
6.  jo.immediatly  he  talked  with  them 
8.14.10  the  (hip  with  them  more  then  half  a  loaf 
JM4.and  the  fenbes  qu.ftioning  withthem 

i6,whatqueftionye  withthem 
1  e.7.which  lay  bound  with  tbzm  that  had  made 
16.20.  the  Lord  working  withthem 
La^tf  2.5;  1.  and  he  wentdown  with  them 
j. 29. and  of  others  that  fate  down  withthem 
6.i7.and  he  came  down  with  them 
7.6. then  Jefus  went  with  them 
1  j.  2.  and  eateth  with  them 
i8.7.though  he  bear  long  with/ta» 
23.  3  $" .rulers  alfo  with  them  derided  him 
24.1  and  certain  others  with  them 

lo.and  other  women  that  were  with  them 

1  J. Jefus  himfelf  drew  neer  &  went  with  th. 
29.be  went  in  to  tarry  with  them 

30.as  he  fate  at  meat  with  them^ie  took  bread 

33.fonndtheelev.&them  that  were  with  th. 

John  3.22.there  he  tarried  with  them,  &  baptised 

4.40.befought  him  that  he  would  tarry  with  th. 

17.12.whiU  I  was  with  them  in  the  world,I 

18.  J.  Judas  which  betrayed  him,ftood  with  th. 
i8.Peter  flood  with  ffcmand  warmed  himf. 

20.24.  Tho.  —  was  not  with  them  when  Jefus 

2  6.difciples  were  within,  &  Tho.with  them 
Affs  1.4. being  aflembled  together  with  them 

3.8.and  entrcd  with  them  into  the  temple 
4. 14.  man  which  was  healed  (landing  with  th 
8.7.came  out  of  many  that  were  yott.with  them 
9. 28. he  was  with  themcoming  in,&  going  out 

3  j.Peter  arofe  and  went  with  them 

which  Dorc.made  while  (he  was  with  th. 

10.20.and  go  with  riw^jdoubting  nothing 
i3.on  the  morr.  Peter  went  away  with  them 

1 1.3. and  didft  eat  with  them 
1 2.the  Spirit  bade  me  go  with  them 
21.  hand  of  the  Lord  was  with  them 

12.20.Her.  was  highly  difpleafed  withffejBof 

2  j. and  they  took  with  them  John 
I4.27.rehearfed  all  that  God  had  done  with  th. 
1  j.2.had  no  fmall — deputation  with  them 

4.all  things  that  God  had  done  with  them 
37.Barn.determined  to  take  with  £ftf/»  John 

3  S.Paul  thoug.not  good  to  take  him  with  th. 

and  went  not  w  ith  them  to  the  work 
17.2.  &  three  fabbarh  d,ayes  reafoned  w'nhthem 
1 7. and  in  the  market  daily  with  them  that 


THE        THE 

34.a  worn. named  Damar.  &  others  with  th. 
18. 3. he  abode  with  tbcmjmd  wrought 

20.  defired  him  to  tarry  longer  time  with  th. 
20. 3  6. kneeled  downed  prayed  w  ith  them  all 
2 1 .7.and  abode  with  them  one  day 

i6.and  brought  with  them  one  Mnafon  of 
24.  and  be  at  charges  w  ith  them 
26.  purifying  himlelf  with  themfimtzd  into 
26.30.kingrofeup,and  they  that  fate  with  them 
28.14.  were  defired  to  tarry  with  tfeta  7.  dayes 
Rom.11.1y.  &  with  them  partakeft  of  the  root  and 
1  ».i  5-rejoyce  with  them  that  do  rejoyce 

weep  with  tbem  that  weep 
1 6.  i4.falute  the  brethren  which  are  with  them 
1  f.fjlute  all  the  faints  which  are  with  them 
2C<w\8.2i.wehavefent  with  them  out  brother 
Ephef.j.j.  be  not  ye  therefore  partakers  with  them 
6.24.grace  be  with  them  all  that  love  our  L.Jef. 

1  Thef.4. 17.  (hall  be  caught  up  together  with  tbem 

2  Tim. 2. 2 2. w ith  them  that  call  on  the  L.outofa 
Hcb. 3. 1 7. was  it  not  with  tbem  that  had  finned 

8. ». (or  finding  fault  with  *fe»?,he  faith,BehoId 
10. 1  6.this  is  the  cov.that  I  wil  make  with  them 
1 1.3 1. harlot  Rahab  perifhed  not  with  them 
1 3. 3. that  are  in  bonds,as  bound  withthem 

1  Prt.3.7.yehusb.dwel  with ffewaccor.to  know. 

4.4-that  ye  run  not  with  them  to  the  fame 

2  Ptf.2.20.  latter  end  is  worfe  with  tbem  then  the 
Rev.g.iy.ind  withthem  they  do  hurt 

2i-3.andhe  will  dwell  with  them 

and  God  himfelf  thall  be  with  them 

Without  (JJthetn. 

Ifv.26.43. while  (he  Iiuhdefolate  without  them 

teach  i®r)Cm,See  GteaClj, 

Cfiemfelteg. 

Gen.  3. 7.  made  themfelves  aprons 

S.Adam  and  his  wife  hid  themfelves 
1 3 . 1 1. Lot  and  Abraham  feparated  themfelves 
19. 1 1. they  wearied  themfelves  to  find  the  door 
a  1.28.  Abrah.  fet  feven  ew-lambsby  themfelves 
29.  mean  thefe— wch  thou  haft  fet  by  themf. 
30.40.be  put  his  own  flocks  by  themfelves 
3  2. 16. he  delivered  every  drove  by  themfelves 
3  3.6.hand-maids  came  neer,  and  bowed  themf. 
7-Leahalfo  with  her  child. — bowed  themfel. 
came  Jof.neer,&  Rach.&  they  bow. themf. 
34.30.they  (hall  gath.r/*/«/e/.togetr].againft  me 
42. 6.Jofephs  brethren  bowed  themf.bdctt  him 
Chap  43.16. 
43 . 3  2.for  them  by  themf- &  the  Egypt-by  themf. 
Exod.  j. 7  .let  them  gather  ftraw  for  themfelves 

1 1.8.  and  bow  down  themfelves  unto  me 

1 2. 39.had  they  prepared  for  themfel.zny  vi&u. 
1 8.26.  every  fmall  matter  they  judged  themfel. 
i9.2  2.1ettheprie.whichcomeneer  Ca.n£t.themf. 

26.9.  couple  iix  curtains  by  themfelves 

Chap.36.16. 
3  2. i-gathered  themfelves  toge.to  Aaron,  &  faid 
7.tby  people  have  corrupted  themfelves 

Deut.9. 1 ». 
26.aH  the  fons  of  Levi  gath. themfel.  togeth. 
3  3.6  child.of  Ifr.  ftript  themfelves  of  their  orna. 
Lev,  if.  1 8. they  (hall  both  bathe  themfelves 

22.2.  Aaron  and  his  fons  feparate  themfelves 
Num  <5.2.man  or  woman  frpsrate  themfeh.to  vow 
8. 7.  and  fo  make  themfelves  clean 
io.3.affembly  (hall  affemble  themfelves  to  thee 
4.  princes—  (hall  gather  themfelves  unto  thee 
1  i.32.they  fpread  them  abroad  for  themfelves 
16.3. they  gathered  fto/e/.togeth.againft  Mof. 
Chap.20.2. 
Deu.% r.i4.Mofes  &  Jofhua  went  &  prekn.themf. 
20. &  (hall  have  eaten,and  filled  themfelves 
32.  j.  they  have  corrupted  themfelves 

27.1tft  their  adver.fhould  behave  tbemf.ttrm. 
3  1.  even  our  enemies  themfelv.  being  judges 
J«/8.2  7.1fr.tookfora  prey  to  themf    Ch.n.  14. 
9. 2.they  gathered  themfelves  together  to  fight 
10. 1 3.till  the  people  had  avenged  themfelves 
22.1 2.cong.gathered  themfelv.  togeth. at  Shiloh 
24.1.  and  they  prefented  themfelvesbefote  God 
Judg.z.  1 1  .follo.oth.gods,&  bowed  themf.   V.17. 
i9.corrupted  themfelves  more  then  their  fath. 
j. 2. when  the  peop.willingly  offered  themfelves 
9 .that  offer,  rfm/'.willingly  among  the  peo.  I 
7. 2.1eft  Ifracl  vaunt  themfelves  againft  me 

io.i7.Ifrael 


THE       THE 

10.  t7.Ifrael  affembled  themfelves^  in  Mizpeh 
i z.i .men of  Ephr. gathered  tbemfagamli  Jeph. 
lo.z.chief  of  the  tribes  prefented  tbemfelves 
14. children  of  Benj. gathered  themfel. tognh. 
jo.  Ifra.  put  tbcmfctves  in  aray  againft  Gib. 
V&fejj. 
1  Sam.  i.f.that  were  full,  have  hired  am  tbemfelv. 
3.1  3-beciufe  his  fons  made  themj 'elves  vile 
8.4.elders  of  Ifrael  gathered  tbemfelves together 

1  j.y.Philift.  gathered  tbemfelv.  togeth.to  fight 

it  .Phil.gath.ffew/efo.together  to  Michmalh 
14. 1 1  .both  of  them  diicovered  tbemfelves 

20.  Saul  &  all  the  people—  affembled  tbemf. 
i  1. 4. if  the  young  men  have  kept  themfelves 

2  tVKiuhac  was  difcontented,  guh.themfctves  to 
28.4.  Phil. gath.itefef.togetb,  &  pitched  in  Shu. 

a  Sam.z.z  y.chil.of  Ben.gatb.rfe/s^tog  after  Abn. 

to.8.Syrians  were  by  themfelves  in  the  field 

1  cbr.iy.g. 

1  •; .  the  Syrians  gathered  themfelves  together 

17.  Syrians  fet  themfelves  in  aray  ag.  David 

16.14.came  weary,&  refiefhed  themfelves  there 

zi.45.ftrangers  (ball  fubmit  themfelves  to  me 

1  I\,w.8.z.Ifrael  affembled  themf.to  king  Solomon 

47  .yet  if  they  fhall  bethink  themfelves 

2  Chron-6-n. 
1 8.i ;. let  them  chufe  one  bullock  for  tbemfelv. 

z8.and  they  cut  themfelves  after  their 
20.1  z.they  fet  tbemfelv.  in  aray  againft  the  city 

2  King,  i- 1 5. came  to  meet  Elifha,&  bowed  tbemf. 
8.io.Edom  made  a  king  over  tbemfelves 

z  Cbro.zi.8. 
17.17.3nd  they  fold  themfelves  to  do  evill 

3  2.m,ide  to  tbemf  of  the  loweft  of  them  prie. 
19.29.eat  fuch  things  as  grow  of  themfelves 

1  Chro.  1 1. 1. all  Ifrael  gathered  tbemfelves  to  Dav. 

io.who  ftrengthened  themfelves  with  him 
i4.thcy  fet  themf Xn  the  midft  of  that  parcell 

12. 8. of  the  Gadits  there  feparated  themf.toDi. 

1 3 . 2. that  they  may  gather  tbemfelves  to  us 

i;.i4.Lev.Cmiti(ied  tbemf.  to  bring  Up  the  ark 
Neb.  1 2. 30. 

19.6.  they  had  made  tbemfelves  odious  to  Dav. 

29.24. fons  of  Dav.fubmitted  themfelves  to  Sol. 

2  Chr. 7.«4.cal led  by  my  name,  (hall  hnmb.themf. 


THE 


THE 


T  H  E- 


THE 


6.4.terrours  of  God  do  fet  themfelves  in  aray 
24.  ifi.which  they  had  marked  for  themfelves  in 
30.14.mthe  defolac.they  rolled  themf. nyonmt 

3  9.  ?. they  bow  themfelves,  they  bring  forth 

4  i.2?.they  are  firm  in  tbemfelves  f.hty  cannot 
1 5.  by  rea'fon  of  breakings  they  purif.  themf. 

Pfal.  2.2  .kings  of  the  earth  fet  tbemfelves 

3.6.they  have  fet  themfelves  againft  me  round 
9.2(5.that  the  nations  may  know  tbemfelves 
1 8.44.ftrangerS  fliall  fubmit  themfelves 
3y.26.that  magnifie  themfelve s  againft  me 
'37.1  i.fhal  delight  themf. in  the  abuhd.of  peace 
3  8. 1 6. they  magnifie  themfelves  againft  tiie 
44.10.they  winch  hate  us  fpoyl  for  tbemfelves 
49.6.tbatboaft?fe»»(.in  the  multitude  of  riches 
$7. 6. in  the  midft  wherof  they  are  fallen  themf. 
59.4;  and  prepare  tbemfelves  without  my  fatilc 
64.  5  .they  encourage  themfelves  in  an  evil  mat. 
S.make  their  own  tongue  fall  Upon  tbemfelv. 
66.^. (hall  thine  enemies  fubmit  themfelves 
7.1et  not  the  rebellious  exalt  tbemfelves 
8o.6.ouf  enemies  laugh  among  themfelves 
81. 1 5.hatersof the  L.lhould  have  kbmit.tbcmf. 
94.4.all  the  workers  of  iniquity  boaft  tbemfelv. 
97<7.confounded  that  boa&  themfelves  of  idols 
1 04.22.f1in  arifeth,  they  gather  themfelves  toge. 
106.28.they  )oyntd  themfelves  to  Baal-Peor 
109.29  let  them  cover  tbemfelves  with  their 
I40.8.left  they  exalt  themfelves.  Selah 
Pro.z  3 .  y.riches  certainly  make  tbemfelves  wings 
Ecclefo.  18. might  fee  that  they  themfelv.att  beafts 
i  1  -3-if  the  clouds  be  ful  of  rain,  they  empty  th. 
1 2. 3. the  ftrong  men  fliall  bow  tbemfelves 
lfa.z.6.they  pleafe  themfelves  in  thechild.of  ftran. 
3. 9. they  have  rewarded  evill  to  themfelves 
8.2i.they  (hall  fret  tbemfelves, 8c.  curfe  their  ki. 
10.31.mhab.  of  Gebim  gather  tbemfelv.  to  flee 
1  f .  3 .  they  (hall  gird  tbemfelves  with  fack-cloth 
2i.7.hoff-men  (hall  fet  tbemfelves  in  aray 
30.2.10  ftrengthen  themfel.  in  the  ftren.of  Phar. 
^6-z.tbemfclvcsitt  gone  into  captivity 
47.14.  they  (hall  not  deliver  tbemfelves 
48.2.they  call  themfelves  of  the  holy  city 
49.i8.allthefe gather  themfelves  ^.nd  come  to 

Chap. 60. 4. 

f  6.6.fons  of  the  ftran.that  joyn  tbemf.  to  the  L. 

1 2. 6. princes  of  Ifr.  &  the  king  humbled  tbemf.    fer.z.  24.  they  that  feek  her  wil  not  weary  themfel. 


7.  when  the  L.faw  that  they  humbled  tbemf. 
thty  have  ham. tbemf.  therefore  lie  not 
13-7. &  hive  ftrength.ifctf/.againfl  Rehoboam 
14.13.  Ethiopians — :ould  not  recover  themfel. 
20. 2  <,.  which  they  ftript  off  for  tbemfelves 

z6.afTemb.  themfelves  iii  the  valley  of  Beracb. 
29. 1  %  .gathered  their  brethr.&  fantSified  tbemf. 
34.  till  the  other  priefts  had  famSified  themf. 
Lev.were  more  upright— to  fanftilieffew/. 
30.3. priefts  bad  not  fanftified  fte?»/?fufficiehtly 
1 1  .divers  of  Zebulun  humbled  tbemfelves 
1  $.pr.&  the  Lev.were  a(him.&  hn&itbcmf. 
18. bid  notcleanfed  themfelves, yet  did  they 
24.3  great  numb. of  priefts  (anftined  themfel. 
31.18.they  hndnticd  themfelves  in  holinefl'e 
32.8.  nedid  tbemfelves  on  the  words  ofHezek. 
3  y.  14. afterwards  they  made  ready  for  tbemfelv. 
therfore  the  Levites  prepared  for  themf. 
E^a6.  zo.  killed  the  paffover  for  the  oeo.&  themf. 
2 1  .all  fuch  as  had  hyunt. tbemf  elves  to  them 
9. 1  .have  not  fepar.  themfelves  from  the  peop.of 
2.  have  taken  of  their  daughters  for  tbemfelv. 
10  7.that  they  fhould  gather  themfel.  to  Jerufal. 
Neb. 4. 1.  will  they  fortifi;  tbemfelves 
8.i6.people  made  tbemfelves  booths 
9.z.  feed  of  Ifrael  feparated  themfelves  from  all 
25. delighted  themfelv.in  thy  great  goodneffe 
10. 28. all  they  that  had  feparated  themf.  clave  to 
1 1. z. that  willingly  offered  themfelv.to  dwel  at 
1  z .  28  .fons  of  the  fingers  gathered  themfelves 
i?.22.commanded  the  Levitsto  cleanfe  themf. 
B/Z.8.I  i.granted  the  Jews — to  gath.ffre#?/!togeth. 
H.toavengcthcmfelves  on  their  enemies 
9-i.the  Jews  gathered  tbemfelves  together 
27. upon  all  fuch  as  joyned  tbcmfclv.tothem 
3  i  .and  as  they  had  decreed  for  tbemfelves 
fob  1 .6. fons  of  God  came  to  plefent  themfelves 

Chap.2.1. 
3. 14. which  built  defolate  places  for  tbemfelves 


4. 2. the  nations  fhall  bleffe  themfelves  in  him 
5.7.they  affembled  themfel.  by  troups  in  harlots 

z  2.  though  the  waves  toffe  themf  elves, ytt 
7. 19. do  they  not  provoke  themf.  totheconfufi. 
9.5.they  weary  themfelves  to  commit  iniquity 
1 1 . 1 7 .for  the  evil  they  have  done  zg.themfelves 
1 2.1 3. they  have  pmthemfelvesto  pain 
i6.6.nor  cut  themfelves,  nor  make  themfel.  bald 
.    7. fhall  men  tear  themfelves  for  them 
27. 7. kings  (hall  fetve  tbemfelves  of  him 
30.8  .ftrangers  fhall  no  more  ferve  tbemf. of  him 

zi.  and  their  nobles  fhall  be  of  themfelves 
3 4.  io.none  fhould  ferve  themf. <£  them  any  mo. 
4i.y.came  80. men- — having  cut  themfelves 
49.29.  they  fliall  take  to  tbemfelves  their  curtai. 
f  0.9.  (hall  fet  themfelves  in  aray  againft  Babyl. 
Lam.z.io.  they  have  girded  themf.  with  fack-cloth 
4.14.  they  have  polluted  themfelves  with  bloud 
£^.6.9.  they  fliall  loath  themfelves  for  the  evils 
7. 18. they  fhal  alfo  gird  themfelves  with  fack-cl. 
10. 1 7.  thefe  lift  up  themfelves  alfo 

22.their  appearances3and  themfelves 
14.  i8.they  only  (hall  be  delivered  themfelves 
2 6. 1 6. they  fliall  clothe  tbemfelves  with  trembl. 
27.30.they  fhall  wallow  themfelvesin  tbeafhes 

3  1. they  fhall  miVzthetnfelvcs  utterly  bald 
31.14.  none  of  all  the  trees — 'e;:alt  themfelves 
34.2.  the  fhephcrds  of  Jfr.that  do  feed  tbemfelv. 

8.but  the  fhepherds  fed  tbemf.  &  fed  not  my 

10.  fliall  the  fhepherds  feed  tbemf.  any  more 

27. out  of  the  hands  of  thofe  that  ktv.tbemf. 
3  7.  z$. defile  themf  elves  any  more  with  their  id. 
43.26.purge  the  alt.ir,and  confecrate  themfelves 
44. 1 8  .not  gird  themf. wth  any  thing  that  caufeth 

2j.  come  at  no  dead  perfon  to  defile  themfel. 

for  fntb.or  moth. — they  may  dti.themf. 

4<;.y.(liall  the  Levits  have  for  tbemfelves 

1^3.2.43. (hall  mingle  tbemf.with  the  feed  of  men 

1 1 .6.in  the  end  of  yeers  they  fhall  joyn  themfel. 

Zzfcz  2 


i4.the  robbers  of  thy  peop.  (hall  exalt  themf. 
Hof.  1 . 1 1  .and  appoint  themfelves  one  head 
4. iq.fot  tbemfelves  are  feparated  with  whores 
7.14  they  aflembled  themfelves  for  corn  &  wine 
9.9. they  have  deeply  corrupted  themfelves 

i0;they  feparated  themfelves  unto  that  fhame 
10. 10. when  they  fhall  bind  themf.  in  their  two 
Amos  2. 8. they  lay  themfelves  down  upon  clothes 
6.4.ftretch  themfelves  upon  their  couches 
y.ihventtotfiew/eteiinftrumentsofmufick 
6.  ahbint  tlxmfclves  with  the  chief  ointment 
7.bariq.of  thum  that  ftretchedrteft/!  fhallbe 
Mfc.3 ,4.3s  they  have  behaved  themfelves  ill 
H^.i.7.their  judgment  fhall  proceed  of  tbemfelv. 
8. the  it  horfe-men  fliall  Ifi-esd  tbemfelves 
2.1  j.peBple  fhall  weaiy  themfel.  for  very  vanity 
Zep b.z.S.fk  magnified  themfel.  againft  theirborder 
10.  Becaufe  they  have— magnified  themfelves 
Zec.%.1 2.  empty  the  gol'deii  oyl  out  of  themfelves 
1  i.y.fiay  them,and  hold  themfelves  not  guilty 
1  i. 3. all  that  burden  tbemfelves  with  it,(hall 
7. not  magnifie  themfelves  againft  Judah 
Mat. i). 3.certain  of  thefcribesfaid  within  tbemfelv- 
14.2. mighty  works  do  (hew  forth  themfelves  in 
Mark  6.1 4. 
1  f.  and  buy  themfelves  viftunls 
1 6.7.  they  reafoned  among  themfelves 

Ma\\  8.16.  Lu\e  20.14. 
19.12.whkh  have  made  themfelves  eunuchs  ' 
21.25.  they  reafoned  with  themfelves 

Mar^n.^i.  Lu^ez'o.';. 
3  S.faid  among  tbemfelicsfThis  is  the  heir 
23. 4. but  they  themfelves  will  not  move  them 
Mar.  i. 27. infomucb,that  they  queft. among  themf. 
*. 8. perceived  they  fo  reafoned  within  tbemfelv. 
4. 17. and  have  ho  root  in  themfelves 
6,30,apoftks  gathered  themf.  together  to  Jefus 
y  1.  fore  amazed  in  tbemfelves  beyond  rtieaf. 
9. 2. into  an  high  mountain  apart  by  tbemfelves 
8.  faw  none  fave  Jefus  only  with  themfelves 
10. they  kept  that  faying  with  themfelves 
3  4-by  the  way  they  had  difpured  among  them. 
io.26.aftoni.  outof  nieaf.faying  amorigffoe^ 
1 2.7.thofe  husbandmen  faid  among  themfelves 
i4.4.fome  that  had  indignation  within  themfel. 
1 5.3 1. chief  priefts  mocking, faid  among  tbemf. 
i6-3.faid  among  tkcmf.Who  fhall  roll  us  away 
Lt'-ke  $.$6.  all  amazed,  and  fpake  among  themfel. 
7.3o.rejefted  the  counfell  of  God  agai. themfel. 

49-began  to  fay  within  thewfelvesyvho  is 
1 8, 9. to  certain  which  trufted  in  themfelves 
20.20. w  hich  fhould  faigne  themfelves  juft  men 
22.23  -began  to  enquire  zmo.themfel.  which  of 

23.1  z. before  they  were  at  enmity  between  the. 
24. 1 2.behcld  the  linnen  clothes  laid  by  themfe. 

John  6.1)  z.Jewes  therefore  ftrove  amongft  themfel. 
7.35  .faid  the  J e.amo. themf. Whither  will  he  go 
1  i.jf.mahy  went-^befo.thepafTeo.topuri  th. 

S^.lought  they  for  Jefus,&  fpake  amo.  t hemf. 
1 2.1 9.Phar.faid  among  themfelves,  Perceive  ye 
i  6. 1 7. then  faid  fome  of  his  difci.among  themf. 
17.1 3. have  my  joy  fulfilled  in  themfelves 
18.1 8. it  was  cold3&  they  warmed  themfelves 

28.they  tbemf.  went  not  into  the  judgm.hall 
19.24.  faid  therefore  among  themfelves,  Let  us 
Atts  4. 1  y .they  confetred  among  themfelves 
y.36.about  four  hundred  joyned  themfelves 
1 1. 26. they  affembled  tbemfelv.  with  the  church 
1  f  .3  2.  Jud.&  Silas  being  prophets  alfo  themfel. 
1 6. 3  7.1et  them  come  themfclv.and  fetch  us  out 
18.6.  when  they  oppofed  thcmfelves,Si  blafphe. 

2 1.2  5. Only  that  they  keep  tbemf. f torn  things  off. 
i3.i2.bound  themfelves  under  a  curfe ,that  they 

2 1  more  then  40.rhen  w's  have  bound  themf. 
24. 1  y.which  they  themfelves  alfo  allow 
26.3 1  .talked  between  themf.hy'mg,  This  man 
27. 40. committed  themfelves  unto  the  fea 
28.4.  faid  among  themf.  No  doubt  thi*  man  is 

2  y.when  they  agreed  not  among  themfel.  they 

29. had  great  reafoning  among  themfelves 
Rom.  1 .22.profeffing  themfelves  to  be  wife,they 

24.  to  diflionour  their  own  body  betw. tbemf. 

27.  receiving  in  themfelves  that  recompence 
2.i4.havingnotthelav/,arealaw  to  tbemfelves 
10. 3. have  not  fubmitted  themfelves  to  the  right 
1 3.2.they  that  refill  fhall  receive  to  themfMm. 
1  Cnr.g.g. no% 


!  THE        THE 

i  Cor. 6.9.  nor  abufers  oi  themfelves  with  mankind 
1 6. 1 5. have  addicted  tbemf.  to  the  minift.of  the 
z  Cor.f.  1  j.fhould  not  henceforth  live  unto  themf. 
8.  j.yea,beyond  their  pow.  are  willing  of  themf. 
10.1  i.compare  our  fel.wtb  fome  that  com.tbemf. 
meafu.tfew/.by  themfelv.  comparing  themf. 
1 1. 1  j.  transforming  themfelves into  the  apoft. 
Gal.6.1 3.  neith.  they  themfelves  who  are  circ.keep 
Epbef.  4.  19.  have  given  themfelves  over  to  lafcivi. 
Vbil.z.  3 .  let  each  efteem  other  better  then  tbemfcl. 
1  Thef.  1 .9-they  tbemfel.(hew  of  us  what  manner  of 
1  Tim.  1. 10.  that  defile  themfelves  yvhb  mankind 
2.9.  women  adorn  themfelves  in  modeft  apparel 
5.1  j.purchafe  tothemfelves  a  good  degree 
6. 19.  laying  up  in  ftore  for  tbemf.  a  good  foun. 
2 Tim.z.  z  5.  inftrufting  thofe  that  oppofe  themfel. 
2<5.that  they  may  recover  themfelves  out  of 
4.3.fhall  they  heap  to  themfelves  teachers, 
Tit.1.1  i.one  of  tfew/.even  a  prophet  of  their  owne 
Heb.6.<>  feeing  they  crucifie  to  themfelves  the  Son 

<?.ij.the  heavenly  things  themfelves  with  better 
1  Pet.  1. 1  z. to  whom  it  was  reveal. that  not  to  the. 

j. 5. holy  women— adorned  themfelves 
aP#.i.i.&bring  upon  themfelves fwift  deftruft. 
1 3. (porting  themfelves  with  their  own  decei. 
ip.promifethem  Vibttty^xhty  themfelves  ztc 
Jude  7.  giving  themfelves  oyer  to  fornication 
io.in  thofe  things  they  corrupt  themfelves 
1  z.feeding  themfelves  without  fear        . 
19  thefe  be  they  who  feparatc  themfelves 
Rev .  8 .6  .the  fev.angels—  prepared  themf. to  found 

Hid  Chcmfelbeff. 
Ges.3.8.  Adam  and  his  wife  hid  themfelves 
1  SrfCT.i4.u.holes,  where  they  had  hid  themfelves 
az.men  of  Ifrael  which  had  hid  themfelves  in 
1  Cfeo.21.20.  Oman  and  his  four  fons  hid  tbemf 
Job  29.8.young  men  faw  me,  and  hid  themfelves 
Rev.6.1 5. and  every  free-man,bid  themfelves  in 
Hide  «IhemfeItoe0,  See  $foe. 
Spread  Ctyemfetoejff,  See  £>p;eat>. 
<Sben. 
Gen.4.i6.tben  began  men  to  call  upon  the  name 
1  j.7.Canaan.&  the  Periz.was  then  in  the  land 

i6.then  fhall  thy  feed  alfobe  numbred 
27.4 1  .then  will  I  flay  my  brother  Jacob 
z^.zi.then  (hall  the  Lord  be  my  God 
37.18. then  there  paffed  by  Midianites 
38.11  .then  faid  Judah  to  Tamar,Remain 
z  1.  then  he  asked  the  men  of  that  place 
39.9.  how  then  can  I  do  this  great  wickednefle 
41.0. then  (pake  the  chief  butler  to  Pharaoh 
l^.then  Pharaoh  fent  and  called  Jofeph 
41.34- then  fhall  I  know  you  are  no  fpies 

3  8.  ffes  fhall  ye  bring  down  my  gray  hairs 
43.9.  then  let  me  bear  the  blame  for  ever 
44.11.  then  they  fpeedily  took  down  every  man 
1 3  then  they  rent  their  clothes}and  laded 
1 8. ffes  Judah  came  neer,andfaid,0  my 
z6.then  willwegodown,forwe 
3  z.then  fhall  I  bear  the  blame  to  my  father 
45. i.then  Jofeph  could  not  refrain  himfelf 
47. 1.  then  came  Jofeph,and  told  Phar.My  fath. 

6.then  make  them  rulers  over  my  cattell 
49.4.  then  defiledft  thou  it 
Exod.40.^ 7. not  taken  up,£festhey  journeyed  not 
Lev.17.16.ii he  wafh  them  not— then  he  fhall  bear 
%Q.%.then\  will  fet  my  face  againft  that  man 
26.41. if  ffes  their  uncircumcif.heartsbehumb. 
they  then  accept  of  the  punifhm.of  their 
4Z.then  wil  I  rememb.my  covenant  with  Ja. 
Num.^.z7.then  it  fhall  come  to  pafle,that  if  (he  be 
1  f .  1 9.  then  it  fhall  be,  when  ye  eat  of  the  bre. 
Jof.  1 4. 1 1. as  my  ftrength  was  tfes,even  fo  is  my 

I  i.if  the  Lord  will  be  with  me,ffe«  fhall  I 
Judg.^.B.  then  was  war  in  the  gates 

I I  then  fhall  the  people  of  the  Lord  go  down 
6.37.  then  fhall  I  know  that  thou  wilt  fave  Ifra. 
1  1.3  i.tfes it  fhall be,whatfoeverconieth forth 
1 7. 1  3  .ffes  faid  Micah,  Now  know  I  that 

1  Sam  6.$,then  he  hath  done  us  this  great  evill 
1 5. 14.W hat  meanethtfes  this  bleating 
10.7  .then  be  fore  thar  evill  is  determined 

9  then  would  not  I  tell  it  thee 

1 1. then!  will  fhew  it  thee 
a  jf . 3 1.  then  remember  thine  nand.maid 
z6$.then  faid  Abifhaito  David,  God  hath 


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28.  i6.tben  faid  Sam.Wherefore  doft  thou  ask 

2  5  .then  they  rofe  up,and  went  that  night 
30.  22.  then  anfwered  all  the  wicked  men 
3 1 .^.tben  faid  Saul  to  his  armour-bearer,Draw 

2  Sam.z.z6.tbenAbnet called  to  Joab,and  faid 

how  long  fhall  it  be  then  ere  thou  bid 
1  f .  3  3  .then  thou  fhalt  be  a  burthen  to  me 
if.  1 2.wherefore  then  are  yc  the  laft 

1  K«gi-i3-why  tfesdoth  Adonijah  reign 
l.i^.then  I  will  lengthen  thy  dayes 
fs.3z.then  bear  thou  in  heaven,and  do 

3  q.tbcn  hear  thou  in  heaven      Vetf.  36,39. 

4  r .  then  hear  thou  their  prayer         Verf.49. 
g.z^.tben  did  he  build  Millo 
1 1 .7. then  did  Solomon  build  an  high  place 
1 2. f  .depart  for  three  dayes,tfes  come  again 
1 9.5. behold  ffes,an  angel  touched  him 
22.47.there  was  then  no  king  in  Edom 

2  Xing.  1 . 1  o.then  let  fire  come  down  from  heaven 
4.i4.what  thenis  to  be  done  for  her 
?.  17.  fhall  there  not  thenbe  given  to  thy  ferva. 
T.z.tbena  lord,on  whofe  hand  the  king  leaned 

8.tfesthey  faidonetaanother,We  do  not 
B.l.then  fpake  Eli  (ha  to  the  woman  whofe  fon 

1 6.  Jehofhaphat  being  then  king  of  Judah 

22.  then  Libnah  revolted  at  the  fame  time 
9.3  .ffes  take  the  box  of  oyl,and  powre  it 

then  open  the  door  and  flee,tarry  not 
18.28.tfeK  Rabfhek.ftood  &  cryed  in  the  Jews 
20. z.then  turned  he  his  face  to  the  wall 

1 9.  then  faid  Hex.  to  Ifai.  Good  is  the  word 
23.17  then  he  faid,  What  title  is  that  that  I  fee 

1  Cfe.6.3  2.and  then  they  waited  on  their  office 
1 1. 16. and  David  was  then  in  the  hold 

2  Cfe.33.13.tfesManafT.knew  that  the  L. was  G. 
E1^.^. i.then  the  proph.Haggai — &  Zech.prophe. 

2.ffesrofeup  Zerubbabel  —  andjefhua 
EH.^.q.  then  went  Haman  forth  that  day  joyfull 
1 4  then  faid  Zerefh  his  wife,  and  his  friends 
j.g.tben  the  king  faid,  Hang  him  thereon 
lo.tben  was  the  kings  wrath  pacified 
fob  3.13.  then  had  I  been  at  reft 
1 1. 1 1. will  he  not  ffes  confident 
22.26. then  fhalt  thou  have  delight  in  the  Almi. 

zg.then  thou  fhalt  fay,There  is  lifting  up 
28.27.tfes  did  he  fee  it,  and  declare  it 
3  8. 2  i.becaufe  thou  waft  then  born 
Pfal.z7.10.then  the  Lord  will  take  me  up 
40.7.  ffes  faid  I,  Lol  come 
5 1.1 3  .ffes  will  I  teach  tranfgreffors  thy  way 
ig.then  fhalt  thou  be  pleafed  with  the  facrif. 
then  fhall  they  offer  bullocks  upon 
%%.\z.then  I  could  have  born  it 
69.4#are  moe  then  the  hairs  of  my  head 

then  I  reftored  that  I  took  not 
96. 1 2.ffes  fhall  all  the  trees  of  the  wood  rejoi. 
106.12.  ffesbeleeved  they  his  words 

1  io.6.tben  (hall  I  not  be  afhamed  when 
Vro.z.^.then  fhalt  thou  underftand  the  fear  of 

9.  then  fhalt  thou  underftand  righteoufneffe 
20.24.how  can  a  man  then  underftand  his 
24.  r  4.tfe»  there  fhall  be  a  reward 
Ecclef.  z.  1  ?.  then  faid  I  in  my  heart 
ifa.zS.  1 8  .then  ye  fhall  be  trodden  down  by  it 
3  2. 1 6. then  judgment  (hall  dwell  in  the  wilder. 
44.1 5. then  fhall  it  be  for  a  man  to  burn 
58. 8. ffes  fhall  thy  light  break  forth 
g.then  fhalt  thou  call, and  the  Lord  fhall 
Jer.q.i.then  fhalt  thou  not  remove 

8. 22. why  ffes  is  not  the  health  of  the  daughter 
n.if.when  thou  doft  evill,  ffes  thou  rejoiceft 
iS.then  thou  fhewedft  me  their  doings 

2  3 .2  2.ffes  they  fhould  have  turned  tbem 
33.26.tfes  willl  caft  away  the  feed  of  Jacob 

£^.39. zS.then  fhall  they  know  th3tIamtheL. 
Das.  5. 24.  ffes  was  the  part  of  the  hand  fent 
Mai.  j.itf. .then  they  that  feared  the  Lord  fpake 
Afrtt.f.  24.  tfescome  and  offer  thy  gift 

9.1  f.then  fhall  they  fift      Mar.z.zo.  ift.y^y. 

12.29.  and  then  hee  will  fpoil  his  houfe 

Mar\  3.27. 

1 3. ^.whence  then  hath  this  man  all  thefc 

1 6.  27.  then  he  fhall  reward  every  man  accord. 

1 7.z6.then  are  the  children  free 

19.25.  who  then  can  be  faved       Mark  10.26. 
Lulp  18.26. 


2i.2f.whytfe«didyenotbeleeve  Mar.n.^x 
23.3  2.  till  ye  up  then  the  meafure  of  your  fath* 
24.  io.and  then  (hall  many  be  offended 
i4.and  then  fhall  the  end  come 
2  r  .for  thin  (hall  be  great  tribulation 
30.tfe«  (hall  appear  the  figne  of  the  Son  of 
then  fhal  all  the  tribes  of  the  earth  mourn 
2  j.  27.2nd  then  at  my  coming  I  fhould 

1  i.then  (hall  he  fit  upon  the  throne  of  his 
34  then  fhall  the  king  fay  to  them  on  the 
4 1  .then  fhall  he  fay  to  them  on  his  left 
44-tfes  fhall  they  alfo  anfwer,  Lord,when 
4 %.then  fhall  he  anfwer  them,  faying,  Verily 

26.5r4.how  then  fhall  rhe  fcriptures  be  fulfilled 
%6.  then  all  thedifciples  forfook  him  &  fled 
67. then  did  they  fpit  in  his  face 

27. i.then  Judas  which  had  betrayed  bim,when 
9.  then  was  fulfilled  that  which  was  fpok.  by 
1 6. they  had  then  a  notable  prifoner  cal-Bar. 

2  2.what  fhall  I  doe  tb.n  with  Jefus 
Mark  3.3  i.there  came  ffes  his  bret.  &  his  mother 

12.37.and  whence  is  he  then  his  fon 

Luke  20.  44. 
13.14  .then  let  them  that  be  in  Judea  flee  to  the 
Luktzi.  21. 
2i.and  tfesif  any  roan  fhall  fay  unto  you 
26.tfes  thai  they  fee  the  Son  ot  man  coming 
27-tfes  (hall  he  fend  his  angels,and  gather 
iy.12.  what  will  yetfe«  that  I  fhall  doe  to  him 
Luke  3. 10.  what  fhall  we  doe  then 

6.42.tfes  fhalt  thou  fee  clearly  to  pull  out 
I2.28.ifrfe»  God  f  o  clothe  thegraffe,  which  is 
42.  who  then  is  that  faithfull  and  wife  ftew. 
1 3.7  .then  faid  he  unto  the  dreffers  of  his  viney' 
26.  then  (hall  ye  begin  to  fay ,VVe  hare  eareri 
i4.io.tfef?z  fhalt  thou  have  worfhip  in  the  pref. 
21.10.tfes  know  that  the  defolation  thereof 
28,  then  look  upjand  lift  up  your  heads 
John  1.2  i.he  asked  him,What  f/;cs?Art  thou  Eli- 
25.  why  baptized  thou  then 

2.2o.tfes  faid  the  Jewes,Forty&  fix  yeers  was 
4.3  <;. yet  four  uioneths,  &  then  cometh  harveft 
6.30.what  figne  fhevveft  thou  then  that  we  may 
7.33.  ffes  I  goe  unto  him  that  fent  me 
8.28.tfesihallyeknowthatIam  he 
9. 19. how  ffes  doth  he  now  fee 
i3.i4.ifIffesyour  Lord  &  matter  have  wafh. 
3  o.he  ffes  receiving  the  fop  went  immediat . 
14  9.how  fayeft  thou  ffes,Shew  us  the  Father 
1 9. 1 6.  then  delivered  he  him  therfore  unto  him 
20.20.  ffes  were  the  difciplesglad  when  they 
Ails  2.38  ffes  Peter  faid  unto  them,Repent 

4 1. ffes  they  that  gladly  received  his  word 
,    ?.34.ffes  flood  there  one  up  in  the  councill,a 
7.1. then  faid  the  high  prieft,Arethefe  things  fo 

42. ffes  God  turned,and  gave  them  up  to 

10.48.ffes  prayed  they  him  to  tarrie  certaine 

1 1. 1 6.  *fes  remembred  I  the  word  of  the  Lord 

1 8.  ffes  hath  God  alfo  to  the  Gent,  granted 

12.3  ffes  were  the  dayes  of  unleavened  bread 

lo.tben  faid  they,  It  is  his  angel 
zd.zo.then  to  the  Gent,  that  they  fhould  repeni 
Rom  6. 2  i.w  hat  fruit  had  ye  then  of  thofe  things 
7.7.W hat  fhall  we  fayffes?Is  the  law  fin 
8.1 7  .if  children,tfes  heires,heires  of  God 
9.14.  what  fhall  we  fay  ffes?  Is  there  unrighte. 
1 1.  j.cven  fo  ffes  at  this  prefent  time  alfo  there 
1  Co-f.e,.  f.tben  fhall  every  man  have  praife  o(God 
j.  lo.then  muft  ye  needs  goe  ourof  the  world 
6.4. if  ffes  ye  have  judgement  of  things  pertain. 
9.i8.whatis  my  reward  ffesrVerily,that  when 
10.19.what  fay  Iffes '  that  the  idol  is  any 
13. 1 2.but  ffes  face  to  face :  now  I  know 

but  ffes  (hall  I  know  even  as  alfo  I  am 
1 4.1  f  .what  is  it  then  ?  I  will  pray  with  the  fpi. 

26. how  is  it  thin  brethren?  when  ye  come  to.  [ 
1  j. 5. ffes  he  was  feenof  the  twelve 
14.  thn  is  our  preaching  vaine 
2  4.tfescomeththeend,whenhe  fhall  have 
zft.then  fhall  the  Son  himfelf  be  fubject  unto 
29-why  are  rhey  then  baptized,  for  the  dead 
2Co>'.2.2.who  is  he  then  that  makcth  me  glad 
5.20.  now  thn  we  are  ambaffadours  for  Chrift 
6. 1.  we  ffes  —  befeech  you,  that  ye  receive  not 
i2.io.whenl3mweak,ffenamI  ftrong 
Gal.z.  z  1 .  thin  Chrift  is  dead  in  vain 
3.29.tfes 


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THE        THE 


2.19-  then  are  yc  Abrahams  feed 

4.2$>.butas£ta2jhe  that  was  born  after  the  flefh 
3  i.fo  then,  brethren,  we  are  not  the  children 

5.  11  then  is  the  offence  of  the  erode  ceafed 

d.^.then  (lull  he  have  rejoicing  in  hi mfelf  alone 
Eahe\.",.\  5-fee  then  that  ye  walk  circumfpcctly 
Col,  3.  r.  if  ye  tfotfbenfen  with  Chrift,feck  ihofe 

1  Thef-f-^-thcn  fuddendeitrufti  .comethon  them 

2  Thef.  i.8  .then  (hall  that  wicked  be  revealed 
Hefr.7.*7-firft  f°r  bis  own  fi"s>&  f^  for  the  peo. 

1  2.8 .then  are  ye  baftards,and  not  fons 
26.whofe  voice  then  (hook  the  earth 
fames  z.4.areyenot rfowzpartiall inyourfelves 
1  John  1.  zi.  then  have  we  confidence  towards  G. 
Rev.  2  z.y.tben  faith  he  unto  me,See  thou  do  it  not 

Gen.z.io.  from  thence  it  was  parted 

j  i.8.Lord  fcattered  them  abroad  from  thence 

oirom  thence  did  the  Lord  fcatter  them 
1  a.8.  Abraham  removed  from  thence  to  a  moun. 
18.16.rofe  up  ftom  thence  &  looked  toward  S. 
•    22.  turned  from  thcnce,8c  went  toward  Sod. 
20. 1 . Abra.  journ-from  thence  reward  the  fouth 
24.7. take  a  wife  unto  my  fon  from  thence 
26. 17-Ifaac  departed  thence 3&  pitched  his  tent 
2  2.he  removed  thence, and  digged  another 
'  23  .ifaac  went  up  from  thence  to  Beerfheba 
27.9.fetchmefrom  jfoacetwokidsofthe  goats 

45.I  will  fend  and  fetch  thee  from  thence 
28.2.take  thee  a  wife  from  thence  of  the  daugh. 
6.1fa.fent  Jacob  away  to  t3ke  a  wife  (c.thence 
20.3 2.  removing  from  thence  all  fpeckled  cattell 
42.2.  and  buy  for  us  from  thence 

26.afles  with  the  corn,  and  departed  thence 
49.24.from  tben.is  the  Shepherd,the  (tone  of  If. 
Nttm-i  2. 2?. cut  down  (com  thence  a.  branch 

24. children  of  Iftael  cut  down  from  thence 
21.12.from  thence  they  removed        Verfe  1 3 . 

1 6. from  thence  they  went  to  Beer 
22.41  .thence  he  might  fee  the  uttermoft  part 
22.1  3  .and  curfe  me  them  from  thence 
27.maieft  curfe  me  them  from  thence 
DeKf.4-29.it  fr°m  tkencethov  maieftfeek 
e.  1  5  .Lord  thy  God  brought  thee  out  thence 
6.  2?>  he  brought  us  out  from  thence 
10.7.  from  thence  they  journied  to  Gudgodah 
19. 1 2.fhall  fend  and  fetch  him  thence 
22.8.if  any  man  fall  from  thence 
24. 1 8. Lord  thy  God  redeemed  thee  thence 
30.4. from  thence  will  the  Lord  thy  G.gath.thee 
3nd  from  thence  will  he  fetch  thee 
JoJh.6.i  2.and  bt ing  out  thence  the  woman 
1  j.4-from  thence  it  palled  toward  Azmon 
i4.Caleb  drove  thence  the  three  fons  of  Anak 
15. he  vjentuy  thence  to  the  inhab.  ofDebir 
1 8. 1 3  .bord.  went  over  from  thence  toward  Luz 

14. and  the  border  was  drawn  thence 

19.1 3.  from  thence  pafleth  on  along  on  the  eaft 

34.and  goeth  out  from  thence  to  Hukkok 

fad.  1. 1  l.from  thence  he  went  ag.the  inhab.of  De. 

20. he  expelled  thence  the  three  fons  of  Anak 

18. n. there  went  from  thence  of  the  famityof 

1 3  .they  p2iTed  thence  unto  mount  Ephraim 
19. 1 8-  from  thence  am  I 
2 1. 24.childr.of  Ifr.  departed  thence  at  that  time 
they  went  out  from  thence  every  man 

1  Sam.4.4.  bring  from  thence  the  aik  of  the  coven. 
1 0.3. thou  go  on  forward  from  thence 

23. they  ran  and  fetched  him  thence 
17.49.and  took  thence  a  ftone^and  flang  it 
i2.i.Divid  therefore  departed  thence 

3. David  went  thence  to  Mizpch  of  Moab 
23.29.and  David  went  up  from  thence 

2  Sam.6. 2.to  bring  up  from  thence  the  ark  of  God 

i4.2.and  ietchttbtnee  a  wife  woman 
i6.%.thence  came  out  a  man  ofthe  family  of  the 
2i.i3.brought  up  ham  thence  the  bonesof  Saul 
r  K}n.i-^.thty  are  come  up  from  ftezserejoycing 
2.36.and  go  not  forth  tbencezny  whither 
9.28.and  fet  from  ibrftfe  gold 
12.2y.went  out  from  thence, and  built  Penuel 
19.19.fo  he  departed  thence,  and  found  Eliflia 
2  Kjn. z.zi  .not  be  from  thence  any  more  death 
23. he  went  up  from  thence  unto  Beth-el 
2  5  .he  went  from  thence  to  mount  Cirmel 
from  thence  he  returned  to  Samaria 


<?.2.and  take  thence  every  man  a  beam 
7.8.  and  carried  thence  diver  and  gold 

carried  thence  alfo,  and  went  &  hid  it 
10.15.  when  he  was  departed  tbence,he  lighted 
17.27.  whom  ye  brought  from  thence 

3  3.  w  horn  they  carried  away  ftom  thence 
2  j.  1  2.  and  brake  them  down  from  thence  - 
24. 1 3 .  he  carried  out  thence  all  the  treafures  of 

1  Chro.  1 j.6.tO  bring  up  thence  the  ark  of  God 

2  Cfo-.26.20.and  they  thrufl:  him  out  from  thence 
E\ra  6.6.  be  yc  far  from  thence 
Neb.  1  .p.yet  will  I  gather  them  thence 
fob  3  9. 29  .from  thence  (he  feeketh  the  prey 
jfa.<;  2. 1 1  .go  ye  out  from  thence 

65.20.be  no  more  thence  an  infant  of  dayes 
fer.$.6.evety  one  that  goeth  out  thence  (halbe  torn 
1 3  .fi.and  take  the  girdle  from  thence 
22.24.yet  would  I  pluck  thee  thence 
2  6.29.caufe  toceafe  from  thence  man  and  beaft 
37a  2. to  feparate  himfelf  thence  in  the  midft  of 
38. 11. and  took  thence  old  caft  clouts 
43.r2.he  fhallgo  forth  from  thence  in  peace 
49.16.I  will  bring  thee  down  from  thence 

3  S.wil  deftroy  from  thence  the  king  &  the  pr. 
5o.9.from  thence  (he  (hall  be  taken 
U\e\.  1 1 . 1 8.&  all  the  abominat.  away  from  thence 
Hof.z.  1 5 -give  her  her  vineyards  from  thence 
Amos  6. 2. from  thence  go  ye  to  Hemath  the  great 
g.z.thence  fhall  mine  hand  take  them 

thence  will  I  bring  themiown 
3.fearch,and  take  them  out  thence 
/^.thence  will  I  command  the  fword,and  it 
OhiL\.thence  will  I  bring ,thce  down  { 

Mat. 4. 2 1  .and  going  on  from  thence,  he  faw  other 
f  .26.by  no  means  come  out  thence  till  thou 
9.9.3s  Jefus  palled  forth  from  thence 

27. when  Jef.  departed  tbence^tv/o  blind  men 
1 0.1 1. and  there  abide  till  ye  go  thence 
1 1 . 1  .he  departed  thence,  to  teach  and  to  preach 
12.9-when  he  was  departed  thence,he  went  into 

1 5. he  withdrew  himfelf  from  thence 
13.  53.  finifhedthefeparabl.  he  departed  thence 
1 4. 1 3  .he  departed  thence  by  (hip  into  a  defart 
15.21.  then  Jefus  went  thence,  &  departed  into 

29.Jefus  departed  thence,  and  came  nigh 
19. 1 5. laid  his  hand  on  them.and  depart.rtetf 
Mar.  1 . 1 9.when  he  was  gone  a  little  farther  thence 
6. 1. he  went  out  from  thencc,and  came  into 

1 1. when  ye  depart  thence , {hake  ofFthe  duft 
7.24.from  thence  he  arofe,and  went  into, 
g.  $o. they  depar. the  nee,  and  paffed  thorow  Gal. 
io.i.hearofe  from  lhcnce,and  comethinto 
Ltil{e  9.4.  there  abide,and  thence  depart 
12.59.not  depart  thence  till  thou  haft  paid 
16.26.that  would  come  from  thence  to  us 
John  4.43 .  now  after  two  Jayes  he  departed  thence 

1  i.54.went  thence  to  a  countrey  neer  to  the 
Ails  7.4.and  from  thence  he  removed  him 
1 3. 4. from  thence  they  failed  to  Cyprus 
14.26.and  thence /ailed' to  Antioch 
16. 1 2.and  from  thence  to  Phiiippi 
18.18.and  Paul  failed  thence  into  Syria 
20. 1 5. we  failed  thence,zx\d  came  the  next  day 
2 1 . 1 .  and  from  thence  unto  Patara 
27«4.when  we  had  lanched  from  thence 
28. 1 3.from  thence  we  fet  a  comp.ifle 

1 5. from  tbencc,vihen  the  brethren  heard  of 
2  Cor.1.1 3.I  went  from  thence  into  Macedonia 

tfSthencefottl). 
Lev. 2». 27. thence forth  it  (hail  be  accepted  for 
2  Cfo.3  2. 23. in  the  fight  ofall  nat.from  thenceforth 
Mat.  5. 1 3>it  is  thenceforth  good  for  nothing 
fob.  1 9. 1 2.from  thenceforth  Pilate  fought  to  releafe 

Chcopl)Utl0, 
L«/j. r.j.  write  to  thee  in  ord.moft  excellent  Theo. 
Acls  i.i.theformertreatife  whichl  made,0  The. 

Cljere. 
Gen.z.6.there  went  up  a  mjft  from  the  earth 

2.tbere  he  put  the  man  whom  he  had  formed 
1 3  .q.tbere  Abram  called  on  the  name  of  the  L. 
1  Ji.28.if  I  find  tf.there,I  will  not  deftroy 

29.peradventure  fourty  be  found  there 
ai.gi.Beerfhebajbecaufetteretheyfware 

3  3 .  Abrah.called  there  on  the  name  of  the  L. 
22. 2. offer  him  there  for  a  burnt-offering 
9.  told  him  of,  &  Abrah.  built  an  altar  there 
Zzz.zj 


23.i3.takeitofme,&I  wilbury  my  deadlhere 
26.8. when  Ifaac  had  been  there  a  long  time 
1 7.in  the  valley  of  Gerar,and  d  Wei  t  there 
2 5. Ifaac  builded  an  altar  there ,and  called 
pitch.his  tent  there :  &  there  Ifaa.fer.digg. 
28.11 .  Jacob  tarried  there  all  night 
32.29.  he  blefled  him  there 
3 3. 20. Jacob  erected  there  an  altar 
3  y.7.he  built  there  an  altar,  and  called 

becaufe  there  God  appeared  unto  him 
43.25.thatthey  fljould  eat  bread  there 
49.3 1. there  they  buried  Abraham  and  Sarah 
there  they  bur.Ila.&  Rebek.&  there  I  buri. 
Exod.S. z^.that  no  fwarms  of  flies  (hall  be  there 
1  j.2  5. .there  he  made  a  ftatute  and  an  ordinance 
and  there  he  proved  them 
zy.  they  encamped  there  by  the  waters 
i7.6.behold,I  willftand  before  thee  there 
24.12.come  up  to  me  in  the  mount.  &  be  there 
3  2.2.prefent  thy  felf  there  to  me  in  the  top  of 
28.be  was  there  with  the  Lord  fourty  dayes 
£<w.-8.  j  x.and  there  eat  it  with  the  bread 

16.23.and  (hall  leave  them  there 
Num.11.17.come  downjand  talk  with  thee  there 
13.28.we  faw  thechildren  of  Anakthere 

33.  there  we  faw  the  gyanrs 
20. 1  .Miriam,  died  there t  and  was  buried  there 
26,and  Aaron  fhall  die  there 
2  8.  Aaron;  died  there  in  the  top  of  the  mount 
21". 3  2.  drove  out  the  Amorites  that  were  there 
3  3.9.  and  they  pitched  there 
pei.fj98.vre  have  feen  the  fons  of  the  Anak  there 
46.accord.to  the  dayes  that  ye  abode  there 
H.zZ.tbere  ye  lhal  fer.gods>the  work   C.28.36. 
10.  5.  and  there  they  be 

■6,th$re  Aaron  died^and  there  he  was  buried 
1 2 .  f.L.your  God  (hall  chufc  to  put  his  m.tbere 
13.1 2.hath  given  thee  to  dwell  there  fay  ing, 
1 4. 2 3. which  he  (hall  chufe,to  place  his  m.tbere 
1 6. 2. Lord  (hall  chufe  to  place  his  name  there 

1 1. hath  chpfen,to  place  his  name  there 
26.5.and  fojourned  there  with  a  few 
27.7. and  (halt  eat  there,md  rejoice  before 
zB.6^.tbere  thou  (halt  ferve  other  gods 

6&.there  ye  (hall  be  fold  unto  your  enemies 
3  r. 26.it  may  be  there  for  a  winefle  againft  thee 
Jof.^.Q.they  are  there  unto  this  day 
I    14.12. how  the  Anakims  vtextthere 

1 8.  to.there  Jo(hua  divided  the  land  unto  the 
Judg.^.z-j.  there  he  fell  down  dead 
[    7.4. 1  will  try  them  for  thee  there 

16.27.all  the  lords  ofthe  P'liliftines  were  there 
18.2.  to  the  houfe  of  Micah,they  lodged  there 
19. 2. and  was  there  four  whole  moneths 
20.27.ark  ofthe  covenant  of  God  was  there 
2 1. 9. none  ofthe  inhabit.of  Jabefli-Gile.ffe'e 
Ruth  1 .1 7.  and  there  will  I  be  buried 

1  S<w».i.3.thepriefts  ofthe  Lord  v/etethere 

28.  he  worshipped  the  Lord  there 
4.4.  the  two  fons  of  Eli  were  there 

7. there  hath  not  been  fuch  a  thing  heretofore 
1  i.there  ran  a  man  of  Benja.out  of  the  army 
5.1 1. hand  ofthe  Lord  was  very  heavy  there 
7.17. there  was  his  houfe,  there  he  judged  Ifrael 
1 1 . 1 3  .there  (hall  not  a  man  be  put  to  death 
i4;and  renew  the  kingdome  there 
x^Xhere  they  made  Saul  king  before  the  Lo. 
there  they  facrificed  facrifi.of  peace-oflf. 
there  Saul  &  all  the  men  of  Ifr.rejoiced 
i4.34.every  man  his  ox— and  flew  them  there 
z  1 .6.for  there  was  no  bread  there 

7.3  certain  man  ofthe  ferv.  of  Saul  was  there 
22.22.when  Doeg  the  Edomite  wasthere 
23.22.and  who  hath  feen  hitathere 
27.5.  that  I  may  dwell  there 
3 1. 1 2.  and  burnt  them  there 

2  &JOT.3.27.  and  fmote  him  there  under  the  fife  rib 

6.7.God  fmote  him  there  for  his  errour 
io.i8.fmoceShobach,who  diedthere 
1  j.38.and  Abfaiom  was  there  three  yeers 
15.21  .even  there  will  thy  fervant  be 

29.  and  they  tarried  there 

3  5.haft  thou  not  there  with  thee  Zadok 
36.  they  have  there  with  them  their  two  fons 
1 6. 1 4.and  refrelhed  themfelves  there 
18.1  i.didft  thou  not  there  finite  him  to  the  gr. 
1  24.25.  David 


THE         T  H  E 

24.25 .  David  built  there  an  altar  unto  the  Lord 
i  %ing.8.8.and  there  they  are  unto  this  day 
zg.haft  faid,  Thy  name  (hall  be  there 
$*  j.  to  put  my  name  there  forever 

&  mine  heart  fhall  be  there  perpetually 

2  ChrO.7.16. 

1 1 . 3  6.chofen  me,to  put  my  name  there 
i7.4.commanded  the  ravens  to  feed  thee  there 
18.  io.when  they  faid,He  is  not  there  5  he  took 
1 9.3. and  left  his  fervant  there 
2  2ti#g.2.2i.andcaft  the  faltinttere 
4.1 1. turned  into  the  chamber-,and  lay  there 
y.i  8.into  the  houfe  of  Rim. to  worfhip  there 
7.4.  and  we  fhall  die  there 

y.  behold,  there  was  no  man  there 

Verfe  10. 
9.16.  to  Jezreel  (for  Joram  lay  there) 
14.19.fent — to  Lachifh,and  flew  him  there 

zChro.25.17. 
1 5. 20, and  flayed  not  there  in  the  land 
i6.6.and  dwelt  there  unto  this  day 

1 7.2  y .  at  the  beginning  of  their  dwelling  there 
27.  let  them  go  and  dwell  there 

23 .  27,of.which  I  faid,My  name  (hall  be  there 

1  Cbr.4.23  .there  they  dwelt  with  the  k.for  his  work 

41.  &  the  habitations  that  were  found  there 
there  was  pafture  there  for  their  flocks 

43. and  dwelt  there  unto  this  day 
12.39.tfwe  they  were  with  David  three  dayes 
1 3 .  io.and  there  he  died  before  God 
1 4. 1 2. when  they  had  left  their  gods  there>T)av. 

2  Chr. 6.  ]. that  my  name  might  be  there      Verl.6. 

28.9. but  a  prophet  of  the  Lord  vias  there 
3 2.2i.flew  him  there  with  the  fword 

E^ra  6. 1 2.caufed  his  name  to  dwell  there 
8.2y.and  all  Ifrael  there  prefenr,had  offered 

Neb,  1. 9 J  have  chofen  to  fet  my  name  there 

Job  3  .ijithere  the  wicked  ceafe  from  troublrng 
and  there  theweary  be  at  reft 
1 8.there  the  prifoners  reft  together   ; 
i9.the  fmall  and  great  are  there 
zi.y.there  the  righteous  might  difpute  wthhim 
3  y.  1  z.there  they  cry^ but  none  giveth  anfwer 
39.  jo.where  theflain  isjhere  is  (he 

Pfal.14.  y.  there  were  they  in  great  fear 

4y.12.daught.0f  Tyrefhall  be  there  with  a  gift 
4,8.6".  fear  took  hold  upon  them  there 
i$^f.  there  were  they  in  great  fearawhere 
66.6.there  did  we  rejoice  in  him 

69. 3  y.that  they  may  dwell  there 
87.  4.  this  man  was  born  there 

<5.that  this  man  was  born  there 
7.  as  the  players  on  inftruments  (hal  be  there 
10 4.26. there  go  the  (hips,  there  is  that  Leviath. 
13  j.j.  there  the  Lord  commanded  the  bit  fling 
1 37.3. there  they  that  carried  us  away  captive 
i39.8.afcend  up  into  heaven,thou  art  there 

my  bed  in  helI,behold,thou  art  there 
iceven  there  (hall  thine  hand  lead  me 
Prov.S.iy.  when  he  prepared  the  heav.  I  was  there 
9.18. he  knoweth  not  that  the  dead  are  there 
zS.zo.there  the  firegoeth  out 
Bed.  3 . 1 6\place  of  judgm.that  wickedn.  was  there 
of  righteoufneffe,tbat  iniquity  was  there 
17. is  a  time  there  for  every  purpofe 
1 1 . 3  .w  here  the  tree  falleth,there  it  (hall  be 
Cant.S.f  there  thy  mother  brought  thee  forth 

there  (he  brought  thee  forth  that  bare  thee 
if*.  1 3 .  20.nei.(hall  fhepherds  make  their  fold  there 
2 1.  wild  beafts  of  the  defart  (hall  lie  there 

and  owls  (hall  dwell  there 
22. 48.  there  (halt  thou  die 
23.1  z.there  alfo  (halt  thou  have  no  reft 

2  8. 10. here  a  little,and  there  a  little     Ver.  1 3 . 

3  3.2 1  Are  the  glorious  L.fhall  be  to  us  a  place 
3  4. 1 2..  but  none  (hall  be  there 

•    1  f. there  (hall  the  great  owl  make  her  neft 
3  y.8.and  an  high-way  fhall  be  there 

9-but  the  redeemed  (hall  walk  there 
48. 1 6 .  from  the  time  that  it  vias,there  am  I 
6  5 .  9 .  and  my  fervants  (hall  d  w  ell  t he re 
/£>-.8.i4.and  let  us  be  filent  there 
22.  is  there  no  phylician  there 
1  *  .6.which  I  commanded  thee  to  hide  there 
1 6. 1 :  3 .there  (hall  ye  fcrve other  gods 
1 9ti.there  will  I  caufe  thee  to  hear  my  words 


THE         THE 

20.6".to  Babylon,and  there  thou  (halt  die 

and  (halt  be  buried  there 

22.1.  and  fpeak  there  this  word 

26. and  tbere(ha\l  ye  die  Chap.42.r6. 

27.22.8c  there  (hall  they  be  untill  the  day  that  I 
3  7.16.  Jeremiah  had  remained  there  many  daies 

2o.to  the  houfe  of  Jonathan — left  I  die  there 
38.26.to  return  to  Jonathans  houfe  to  die  there 

28. he  was  there  when  Jerufalem  was  taken 
4i.3.and  the  Caldeans  that  were  found  there 
42.i4.and  iki'ewill  we  dwell 

43.2.  go  not  into  Egypt  to  fojourn  there 
47.7.  there  hath  he  appointed  it 

Lam. 4.1  5. (hall  they  no  more  fojourn  there 
£^.1.3. hand  of  the  Lord  was  there  upon  him 
3.22ihand  of  the  Lord  wasthere  upon  me 

I  will  there  talk  with  thee 
8.4.glory  of  the  God  of  Ifrael  was  there 
12.13  though  he  fhall  die  there 
17.20.  plead  with  him  there  for  his  trefpaffe 
20. 28. they  offered  there  their  facrifices 

there  they  prefented  the  provocation  of 
there  alfo  they  made  their  fweet  favour 
&  powred  out  there  their  drink-offer. 
3  y.  there  will  I  plead  with  you  face  to  face 
46-there  wil  I  accept  them,&  there  will  I  req. 
22.20.I  will  leave  you  there,  and  milt  you 
23. 3 . there  were  their  brefts  preffed 

there  they  bruifed  the  teats  of  their  virgi. 
29. 1 4. they  fhall  be  there  abafekingdome 
j2.22.Afhur  is  there, and  all  her  company 
3  y.ro. whereas  the  Lord  was  there 
3  9.  28  .left  none  o  f  them  'any  more  there 
42. 1 3-  there  (hall  they  lay  the  moft  holy  things 
47.i$.there  (hall  ye  give  him  his  inheritance 
48.3  5. name  of  the  city— (halbe,TheL.is  there 
Dot.  1 0.13. 1  remained  there  with  the  kings  ofPer. 
Hof.z.  1  y.flie  fhall  ling  there  as  in  the  dayes  of  her 
7-9-gray  hairs  are  here  and  there  upon  him 
9. 1  y.  for  there  I  hated  them 
1 2.4.and  there  he  fpake  with  us 
Joel  3.2;will  plead  with  them  there  for  my  people 
Amos6.tr. mil  one  plow  there  with  oxen 

7.12.  there  eat  bread,  and  prophefie  there 
Afe.4.10. there  (halt  thou  be  delivered,  there  the  L. 
Zeph.  1 .1 4_the  mighty  man  fhall  cry  there  bitterly 
Hag.2.14.  that  which  they  offer  there  is  unclean 
Zecb.  y.  1 1  .and  fet  there  upon  her  own  bafe 
Mat.v.  13.be  thow'there  untill  I  bring  thee  word 
i  y.was  there  untill  the  death  of  Herod 
y.23.  &  there  remembreft  that  thy  brother  hath 

24.1eave  there  rhy  gift  before  the  altar 
6.z  1  .there  will  your  heart  be  alfo 
8. 1  z.there  fhalbe  weeping  &  gnafhing  of  teeth 
Chap.22.13.  &  24.51. 
10. 1 1.  there  abide  till  ye  go  thence 
1 2. 4 y. they  enter  in,&  dv/ellthere    Iw.11.26. 
14.23.  he  was  there  alone 
1y.29.-and  Jefus  fate  down  there 
1 8.20.  there  am  I  in  the  midft  of  them 
i9.2.and  he  healed  them  there 
21.17.  and  he  lodged  there 
24.2  3.Io,here  is  Chr.or  lo, there ;  beleeve  it  not 
Mar\  13.21. 
z%. there  will  the  eagles  be  gathered  together 
zf.z^Xoj.bere  thou  haft  that  is  thine 
26.  \%.there  (hall  alfo  this  be  told  for  a  memor. 
7 1  .and  (aid  unto  them  that  were  there,  This 
27.36.  they  watched  him  there 

y  y.many  wom.were  tfocre,beholding  afar  off 
28.7.  into  Galilee,£fere  fhall  ye  fee  him 

Mca\  i6'7. 
10.  and  there  (hall  ye  fee  me 
Mar\  1.3  y.a  folitary  place,and  there  prayed 
3  8. that  I  may  preach  there  alfo 
3.1.  there  was  a  man  there  which  had  a  wither. 
6.  y.he  could  there  do  no  mighty  work 

lo.there  abide  till  ye  depart  from  that  place 
14.13 .there  (hall  you  meet  a  man  bearing  a 
1  y.  there  make  ready  for  us 
Lu\e  2.6.that  while  they  were  thcre,the  dayes 
y.q.there  abide,  and  thence  depart 
io.6.if  the  Son  of  peace  be  there,yo\xr  peace 
1  z.i%. there  ml  I  beftowall  my  fruits  &  goods 
lo.there  will  your  heart  be  alfo 
^.tbere  cometh  a  fhowre,  and  fo  it  is 


THE 


THE 


%%*tY.ere  will  be  heac,&  it  cometh  to  paffe 
17.2 i.lohere,orlo^e/-f}  for behold3thekingd. 
2  3  .fee  here,or  fee  there ;  go  not  after  them 
John  2. 1 .  and  the  mother  of  Jefus  was  there 

1  i.they  continued  there  not  many  dayes 

3 . 2  z.there  he  tarried  with  thero,and  baptized 

2  3-becaufe  there  was  much  water  there 
4.6.now  Jacobs  we'll  was  there 

5. 5. and  a  certain  man  was  there  which  had 
et.22.faw  that  there  was  none  other  boat  there 

24.faw  that  Jefus  was  hot  there 
10.40.and  there  heabode  ^^12.19. 

42,many  btleeved  on  him  there 
1 1. 1  y.that  I  was  not  thereto  the  intent  that 

3  1  .goeth  into  the  grave  to  weep  there 

1 2.9. much  people — knew  thac  he  viasthere 

z6.there  (hall  alfo  my  fervant  be 
1 4, 3. that  where  I  am,  there  yc  may  be  alfo 
i^.^zUhere  hid  they  Jefus  therefore 
2i.9.theyf3w  a  fire  of  coals  there 
Atls  9.  j  8.  difcipks  had  heard  that  Peter  was  then 
1  o.  1 8.whether  Simon-were  lodged  there 

16.1  a  certain  difciple  was  there , named  Timo. 
17. 2 1.&  ftrangers  which  were  thcrefyent  their 
i8.23.after  he  had  fpentfome  time  thcre,ht 
20.22.not  kn.the  things  that  fhall  bef.  me  there 
2 2. 5.  to  bring  them  which  were  there  bound  to 

10.  there  it  (hall  be  told  thee  of  all  things  w'b 
25.9.  there  be  judged  of  thefe  things  before  me 
Rom.9.z6.  there  fliall  they  Derailed  the  children  of 
Tit. 1. 1 2.I  have  determined  there  to  winter 
Rro.z.i4.»ecauie  thou  haft  there  them  that  hold 

21.2  j.for  there  fhall  be  nonighc  there 

Chap.  2  2.  y. 
4Ebembot?t. 

Lu\e  24.4.3s  they  were  much  perplexed  thereabout 

€l)cre  is,  oi,is  <Si;cre,  See  310. 
GLtytcisno^See^ff. 
diere  is  none,  See  iBonc, 
Cfoere  is  one,  See  dDne. 
Stand  ©f)Cre,See  5>ta!H). 
Stood  Crjere,  See  jStfOOO, 
"Sr/eircat, 
ETOi.30.i9.wafh  their  hands  and  feet  thereat 
40.3 1. warned  their  hands  and  feet  thereat 
Mat  7. 1 3. many  there  be  that  go  in  thereat 

Geii.i4.id..the>cby  fhall  I  know  that  thou  haft 
Lev.  1 1 .4  j.that  ye  (hould  be  defiled  thereby 
Job  22.2  i.thereby  good  will  come  unto  thee 
Pro.  20. 1 .  w hofo  is  deceived  thereby  is  not  wife 
£a/.io.9.thatcleaveth  wood  fhalbe  endan.tbereby 
Ifa.$-$.i  1. neither  fhall  gallant  (hip  paffe  thereby 
Jer.  1 8 . 1 6.evety  one  that  pafllth  thereby  fhalbe  aft. 

Chap.  1 9.8. 
y  1 .4  3  .neither  doth  any  fon  of  man  paffe  thereby 
£^f£.  1 2.y.3nd  carry  out  thereby 

i2.digthorow  the  wall,to  carry  out  thereby 
3  3 .  r  2. he  fhall  not  fall  thereby  in  the  day  that  he 
1 8. he  fhall  even  die  therely 
19.  hce  fhall  live  thereby 
Zccb.y.z.  Hamath  alfo  fhall  border  thereby 
John  1 1. 4. Son  of  God  might  be  glorified  thereby 
Ephef.z.  16. having  (lain  the  enmity  thereby 
Heb.iz.  1 1. unto  them  which  are  exercifed  thereby 
1  y.and  thereby  many  be  defiled 
1 3.2.rfe>'e6yfome  have  entertained  angels 
1  Pet.z.z.  that  ye  may  grow  thereby 

^Ijercfoie, 
Gen.z.z4.  therefore  (hal!  a  man  leave  his  father  & 
j. 23. there fore  the  Lord  God  fent  him  forth 
4. 1  y.  therefore  whofoev.flayethCain,vengeancc 
1 1.9.  therefore  is  the  name  of  it  called  Babel 
12.12.  therefore  it  fhall  come  to  paffe 

19.  now  therefore  behold  thy  wife,  take  her 
i7.9.thou  (halt  keep  my  covenant  therefore 
1 8.  y . for  therefore  are  you  come  to  your  fervants 

1  z.therefore  Sarah  laughed  within  her  felf 

1 9, K.tber fore  came  they  under  the  (hadow  of  my 

2  i.therf.  the  name  of  the  city  was  called  Zo. 
20.6. therefore  fuffered  I  thee  not  to  touch  her 

7.now  therefore  teftote  the  man  his  wife 
S.therfore  Abimelech  rofe  early  in  the  morn. 

21.23.  now  thenfoi'e  fwear  unto  me  here  by  G. 

23.15  .bury  therefore  thy  dead 

24.65. therefore  (he  took  a  vaii,  and  cov.  her  fc!f 
2  f .  ?  oihercfore 


THE        THE 

2 ^.^o. therefore  was  hisname  called  Edotn 
16.  j  3  .therefore  the  name  of  the  city  is  called 
27.3.  now  therefore,  take  I  pray  thee,thy  weap. 
8. now  therefore  my  fon,obey  my  voice 

Verfe  43. 
28.  therefore  God  give  thee  of  the  dew  of 
j^.  1  j. fhalc  thou  therefore  ferve  me  for  nothing 
3 2.  now  therefore  my  husband  will  love  me 
3  3  .he  hath  therefore  given  me  this  fon  alfo 
34  therefore  was  his  name  called  Levi 
3  5  .therefore  (he  called  his  name  Judah 
30. ,6, .therefore  called  (he  his  name  Dan 

1  ^.therefore  he  (hall  lie  with  thee  to  night 
3 1.44-now  therefore  come  thou,let  us  make  a 

tfi.tberfore  was  the  name  of  it  called  Galeed 
3  2.3 1.  therefore  the  children  of  Ifrael  eat  not  of 
33.10.  for  therefore  I  have  feen.thy  face 

i7.fbcre/<OTthename  of  the  place  is  called 
^.zi.tberefore  let  them  dwell  in  the  land 
37. 10. come  now  therefore,  let  us  fliy  him 
38. 29. therefore  his  name  was  called  Pharez 
41.33.  now  theref.  let  Pharaoh  look  out  a  man 
41.11. .therefore  is  this  diftreffe  come  upon  us 

zz.therefirre,beho\d  alfo,his  bloud  is  required 
44.30.now  tberfore  when  I  come  to  thy  fervant 
3  3. now  therefore,  I  pray  thee,let  thy  fervant 
4 5. f  .now  therefore  be  not  grieved 
47#4.now  tberefore,vie  pray  thee,let  thy  fervant 
50.5. therefore  let  me  go  up,I  pray  thee,  &  bury 
a  1 .  now  therefore feare  ye  not 
Exo.i.il.tbcrefore  they  did  fee  over  them  task-m. 
ao  therefore  God  dealt  well  with  the  midw. 
3.9.  there fore,  behold,thecry  of  the  children  of 
10.  come  now  therefore,  and  I  will  fend  thee 
4.1 1. therefore  go,and  I  will  be  with  thy  mouth 
5>8.they  be  idle ;  therefore  they  cry ,  Let  us  goe 
1 7.ye  are  idle :  therefore  ye  fay,Lec  us  go,and 
1 8. goe  therefore  now  and  work 
^.ip.fend  therefore  now  and  gather  thy  cattell 
io.17.now  therefore  forgive,I  pray  thee,my  fon 
1 a. 17. therefore  fliall  ye  obferve  this  day  in  your 
13.10.  thou  (halt  therefore  keep  this  ordinance 

15.  therefore  I  facrifice  to  the  Lord  all  that 
1  $.z$. therefore  the  name  ofit  was  called  Mar. 
16.29.  therefore  he  giveth  you  on  the  fixth  day 
19.  j.  now  therefore  if  ye  will  obey  my  voice 
3 1.  i4.ye  fliall  keep  the  fabbath  therefore 
Ifu.8.3  ^.theref oxe  fliall  ye  abide  at  the  door  of 
1  i-44-ye  fliill  therefore  fanftifie  your  felves 

4$. ye  fliall  therefore  be  holy, for  I  am  holy 

16. ^.therefore  fliall  he  wafli  his  flefli  in  water 

17.11.  therefore  I  faid  unto  the  children  of  Ifr. 

i$.tbercf.  I  laid  to  the  children  of  Ifrael,  Ye 

18.15. therefore  I  doe  vilit  the  iniquity  thereof 

26. ye  fliall  therefore  keep  my  itamtcs 

30. there fore  ye  fliall  keep  mine  ordinance 

19. 8. therefore  every  onethit  eateth  it  fliall  bear 

37 .therefore  fliall  ye  obferve  all  my  ftatutes 
20.7.  fanftifie  your  felves  therefore 

n.ye  fliall  therefore  keep  all  my  ftatutes 
23 .  and  therefore  I  abhorred  them 
z%. theref  ore  put  difference  between  clean 
21. 6. therefore  they  fliall  be  holy 

8.thou flult  fanftifiehim  therefore 
aa.^.they  fliall  therefore  keep  mine  ordinance 
a  j. 17. ye  fliall  not  therefore  opprefs  one  another 
Num.$ .  1  z.thercfore  the  Levites  fliall  be  mine 
1 1. 1 8. therefore  the  Lord  fliall  give  you  flefli 
14.16.  therefore  he  hath  fliin  them  in  the  wild. 
18. 7. there fore  thou  and  thy  fons  with  thee  flial 
11.7. therefore  the  people  came  to  Mofes,and 
Df«£.«.i  ?. therefore  the  Lord  thy  God  comm.thee 

I  j.i  1  .therefore  I  command  thee/aying,  Thou 

1  f. therefore  I  command  thee  this  thing 
16.1  y.  therefore  thou  (halt  furely  re  Joyce 
xri.i'&.tberef.  I  command  thee  to  do  this  thing 
Verfe  a  a. 
a  j .  1 9-  therefore  it  (hall  be  w  hen  the  Lord 
a7«4.  therefore  it  (hall  be  when  ye  be  gone  over 
a8. 48. therefore  thou  (hilt  ferve  thine  enemies 
Jofh.i. 6 therefore  We  will  flee  before  them 
zz. z6.therefore  we  faid,  Let  us  now  prepare  to 
r%. therefore  faid  we,that  it  fliall  be,when 
-a  3 .1  ?  .therefore,  it  fliall  come  to  pa(Te,that  as  all 
Judg.  3  .^.therefore  the  anger  of  the  Lord  was  hot 

I I  .^.therefore  we  turn  again  to  thee 


z6.  why  therefore  did  ye  not  recover  them 
Ruth  3.3.wa(h  thy  felf  there  fore, and  anoint  thee 
1  Sam.  1. 18. there fore  I  have  lent  him  to  the  Lord 
10.  iz.thcrefore  it  became  a  proverb 
13. ii. theref.  faid  L/The  Philiftines  will  come 
10. S. therefore  thou  (halt  deal  kindly  with 

2  3. 13. fee  therefore, and  take  knowledge  of  all 
14.1 5. the  Lord  therefore  be  judge 
26.4-David  therefore  Cent  out  fpies,  and  under. 
27. 1  ^.therefore  he  fliall  be  my  fervant  for  ever 
28.2.  therefore  will  I  make  thee  keeper  of  mine 

1B  therefore  hath  the  Lord  done  this  thing 

3  ^.therefore  Siul  took  a  fword.and  fell  upon 
a  Sam.S.zi.tberefore  will  I  play  before  the  Lord 

z$.thercfore  Michal  —  had  no  child 
ai. ^.therefore  I  will  give  tbankes  unto  thee 
i  Kjn.z.z.be  thou  ftrong  therefore 

i^.iQ.therefore,btho\d,l  will hringeviH  upon 
zo.^z. therefore  thy  life  [hall  goe  for  his  life 
a  Kjn.i.6.therefo.thou  (halt  not  come  down  from 

Verfe   16. 
M7.  leprofle  therefore  of  Naaman  (hall  cleave 
6.1 1 .  therefore  the  heart  of  the  king  of  Affyria 
17.18  therefore  the  Lord  W3S  very  angry  with 

z6.therefore  they  fpake  to  the  king  of  Affyria 
10.18.  therefore  they  have  deftroyed  them 

31.  therefore,  Thus  faith  the  Lord  concern, 
aa.io.behold,  therefore,!  will  gather  thee  unto 
1  Cko.10.14.  therefore  he  flew  them 

U. 3.  therefore  came  all  the  elders  of  Ifrael  to 
14. 1  i.tberfore  they  called  the  name  of  that  place 
1  Chro. 7. 11  therefore  hath  he  brought  all  this  evill 
\i.i%. therefore  hear  the  word  of  the  Lord 

30.7.  who  therefore  gave  them  up  to  defolation 
3  f .  1  ^.therefore  the  Levites  prepared  for 

Exra  4-  ^.therefore  we  have  fent  and  certified 
Neb.z.zo.tberefore  we  his  fervants  will  arife 
4.i}.thercfore(et  I  in  the  lower  places,behind 
1 3  .z%. there  fore  I  chifed  him  from  me 
Job  10. z.therefore  doe  my  thoug hts  caufe  me  to 
2 1.1  ^.therefore  they  fay  unto  God,Depart  from 
aa.io. therefore  fnares  are  round  about  thee 
3  5. 14  therefore  truft  thouin him 

42.8.  theref.  take  untoyou  now  feven  bullocks 
Pfd.16.9.  therefore  my  heart  is  glad 

3 1  .^.therefore  for  thy  Names  fake  lead  me 
36.7.  therefore  the  childr.  of  men  put  their  truft 
/tf. z.therefore  God  hath  bleffed  thee  for  ever 
7. then fore  God, thy  God,bath  anointed  thee 
i-j-tberefore  fliall  the  people  praife  thee  for 
5f.to.  therefore  they  fear  not  God 

6  3.7 .therefore  inthefliadow  of  thy  wings  will 

7  3. 10. there fore  his  people  returne 

91.1  ^.therefore  wi[\  I  deliver  him 

106. 13.  therefore  he  faid,  that  he  would  deftroy 

1 16. 10.I  be\eesed , therefore  have  I  fpoken 

a  Cor.  4.  13. 
1 19  \o\.lherefore  I  hate  every  falfe  way 
1  zy.tberefore  doth  my  foule  keep  them 
139.19.  depart  from  me  therefore  ye  bloudy 
Pro.17.1 1. therefore  a  cruel  1  meflenger  dial  be  fent 

^.therefore  leave  off  contention 
Ecc'ef.^.i.therefore  let  thy  words  be  few 

8. 6. there fore  the  mifery  of  man  is  great  upon 
1 1.  therefore  the  heart  of  the  fons  of  men  is 
ifa.i. 17. tbcrefo.  the  Lord  will  fmiceit  withafcab 
io.i6.therefore  (hall  the  Lord  fend  among  his 
zz. ^.therefore  faid  I,Look  away  from  me 
14.6. then fore  hath  the  curfe  devoured  the  earth 
z%.  16. 1  here  fore, Thus  faith  the  Lord  God,Beh. 
30.16. therefore  (hall  they  that  purfue  you  be 
37.1 9. there fore  they  have  deftroyed  them 
41.1 5. there  fore  he  hath  powred  upon  him  the 
19. 16. there  fore  his  arm  brought  falvation 
fer-j.^.tbercfore  I  faid,Surely,thefe  are  poor 
6. i^. theref. they  (hall  fall  among  them  that  fall 
7.10.  tberefo,  thus  faith  the  Lord  God,  Behold 
9. 1 J  .therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts 
22. 1 8.  therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord  concerning 
zi-i% .therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord,  Becaufe  ye 
3  5.19. therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord, Jonad.fliall 
40.3, therefore  this  thing  is  come  upon  you 
£##.3.14. therefore  will  1  hope  in  him 
Jonah  4.1.  therefore  I  fled  before  unto  Tarfhifti 
Zech.i.  16. therefore  thus  faith  the  Lord,I  amretur. 
7.iz,theieforcczva,$7L  great  wrath  from  the 


THE  THE  THETHE 

,      1 3  .therefore  it  is  come  tc  pafl>,that  as  he 
Mai.  3.6  then fore  ye  fons  of  Jacob  are  nocconfum. 
Mat.  j .48.be  ye  therefore  perfeft 

1  o .  3 1 .  feare  ye  not  there  fare 
3  z.vthoioevet  there  fore  (hall  confefle  me  bef. 

14.2.  therefore  mighty  works  doe  (hew  torch 
1 8. 2  3.  the.  is  the  kingdom  of  heaven  likened 
19.6.  what  therefore  God  hath  joyned  pgether 

27.  what  fliall  we  have  therefore 
H.9.goe  ye  therefore  into  the  high-wayes 
1 3 . 1 4  therefore  ye  (hall  receive  the  greater  dam. 
14. 1  y  .when  ye  therefore  (hall  fee  the  aborriina, 

4i.watch  therefore  jox  ye  know  not  what 

Mar\  13.  3  j, 

^.therefore  be  ye  alfo  reidy,for  in  ft'r';  an  ' 
a  f .  1  j.watch  therefore,  for  ye  know  neither  the 

2  8.1 9.  goe  ye  therefore,  and  teach  all  nations 
M arli J  ■  3  8-for  therefore  came  I  forth 

1.28. there fore  the  Son  of  man  is  Lord  of  th% 
1  i.9.what  fliall  therefore  the  Lord  of  the  vincy. 
27  .ye  therefore  doe  greatly  erre 
Lu\e  1 . 3  f  .therefore  that  holy  thing  which  (hall  be 
3-9.every  tree  therefore  which  bringethnot  for, 
4. 7. if  thou  therefore  wilt  worflup  me,3ll 

43.  for  therefore  am  I  fent 
6. 3  6.be  ye  therefore  mercifull,  as  your 
10.40.bid  her  therefore  that  fhe  help  me 
11.19  therefore  ih 3 11  they  be  your  judges 

^.therefore  faid  the  wifdome  of  God,  I  will 
1  z.2.therefore  whatfoever  ye  have  heard  in  dar. 
1 3 . 1 4.in  them,  therefore  come  and  be  healed 
1 4.i0.and  therefore  I  cannot  come 
16. 1 1  .if  therefore  ye  Inve  not  been  faithfull 
20. 1  f.what  therefore  (hall  the  Lord  of  the  vine. 
3  }. there  fore  in  the  refurreftion  whofe  wife 
John  1.3 1.  therefore  am  I  come  baptizing  with 
3. 19. this  my  joy  therefore  is  fulfilled 
4. i.v/hentherefore  the  Lord  knew  how  the  Ph. 
y .  10.  Jewes  therefore  faid  unto  him  that  was 
8. 47. ye  therefore  heare  them  not 
9. 7. he  went  his  way  therefore,  and  wafhed,  and 
lo.tbercfore  hid  they  unto  him,How  were 
\6.therefore  faid  fome  of  the  PharifeSjThis 
zz.thereforc  faid  his  parents,He  is  of  age 
41  .therefore  your  (in  remaineth 
10.17  .therefore  doth  my  Father  love  me 
1  i.6.had  heard  therefore  that  he  was  fick^  he 
12.39  .therefore  they  could  not  beleeve 

50.whatfoever  I  fpeak  therefore,  even  as  the 
1 3.31- there fore  when  he  was  gone  outjefus 
1  f.ig.thcrefore  the  world  hateth  you 
1 8.8.th3t  I  am  he,  if  therefore  ye  feek  me 
2 j .they  faid  therefore  unto  him,Art  not  thou 
3 1  Jewes  therefore  faid  unto  him,It  is  not 
39.  will  ye  then  fore  that  I  releafe  unto  you 
i9.24.thefe  things  therefore  the  fouldiers  did 
i6.when  Jefus  therefore  faw  his  mother,  and 
Atls  i.6.when  they  therefore  were  come  together 
2.26.  thereforedid  my  heart  re  Joyce 
lo.tbereforebeing  a  prophet,and  knowing 
3  6.  therefore  let  al  1  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  know 
3  .i9.repenr  ye  therefore ,md  be  converted 
K0OT.4.22.  and  therefore  it  was  imputed  unto  him 
1 1.20  therefore  if  thine  enemy  hunger,feed  him 
1  Cor.6.  z  o. there  fore  g\or\  fie  God  in  your  body 
ii.n.thebody:  isit  therefore  not  of  the  body 
5  Verfe  16. 

14.23.  if  therefore  the  whole  church  be  come 


1  f  .58. therefore  my  beloved  brethren,be  ye  fled 
2  Cor, 8. 7 .therefore  as  ye  abound  in  every  thing 

9.  i. there  fore  I  thought  it  neceffary  to  exhort 
Ephefa.7.  be  not  ye  therefore  partakers  with  them 
24. there fore  as  the  church  is  fubjeft  unto  Ch. 
2  'Tim.i3.he  not  thou  therefore  afhamed  of  the 
€&eresfrom. 

Jofh.zi. 6. that  ye  turn  not  afide there- from 
1  Km.  ?.  1.  to  fin :  he  departed  not  there-front 

*  i  Chap.  13.  a. 

©herein. 
Gen.9.7 .bring  forth  abund.and  multiply  therein 
1 8.24.tor  the  fifcy  righteous  that  are  therein 
2  3 . 1 1 .  and  the  cave  that  is  therein tl  give  it  thee 
Verfe  20. 
i7.the  field  and  the  cave  which  was  the/em    ! 
34.io.dwcll,and  tradeyou  therein        Ver.21.) 
and  get  ye  poffefllons  tbemn\ 
47«26.andj 


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47.16.  and  they  had  pofleflions  therein 
Exod.z.^.and  put  the  children  therein 
5.9.  that  they  may  labour  therein 
i6.»4.neitherwas  there  any  worm  therein 

3  3.  put  an  omer  full  of  manna  therein 
2 1.  j  3  .and  an  ox  or  an  a  fie  fall  therein 
x9.t9.fons  after  him  to  be  anointed  therein 
30. 18.  and  thou  (halt  put  water  therein 

Chapt.  40. 7. 
3  1.  i4.whofoever  doth  any  worke  tberein,tbat 
3  f.z.whofoever  doch  any  work  therein,  (lull  be 
40. 3. put  therein  the  ark  of  the  teftimony 
9. anoint  the  tabemaele,and  all  that  is  therein 
Lev.6.%.  of  all  thefe  thata  man  doth,finning  ther. 
7-that  he  hath  done  in  trefpaffing  therein 
8,io.anointedthc  tabern.and  all  that  was  ther. 
ij.zi.beholdjtherebeno  white  hairs  f£><?OTz 
3  7. that  there  is  black  hair  grown  up  therein 
j8.4.keep  mine  ordinances  to  walk  therein 
*    30  .that  you  defile  not  your  felves  therein 
20.2 1.  whither  I  bring  you  to  dwell  therein 
22.2 1  .there  (hall  be  no  blemifh  therein 
23.3.  ye  fhalldoe  no  work  therein :  it  is  the 

D(ut.i6.8- 
7.ye  (hall  doe  no  fervile  work  therein 

Verf. 8, a?, ift  3 $,36. 

'  JV«;«.a8.i8.&  29.35. 

i  J.  1 9.  and  dwell  therein  in  fafety 

26.3  2.enemies  which  dwell  therein  lhall  be  afto. 

Ntm.q- 16.  &  of  all  that  therein  is,in  the  fancluuy 

1 3 . 1 8.fee  the*—  people  that  dwelleth  therein 

20.whether  there  be  wood  therein  or  not 
14.30. which  I  fware  to  make  you  dwell  therein 
16.7.  put  fire  therein3and  putincenfe 
46.put  fire  therein  from  offthe  altar 
29.7.yefliall  not  doe  any  work  therein 
3 1.40.  and  he  dwelt  therein 
3  3 . 5  j.and  dwell  thereinjor  I  have  given  you 
3  J.33.cleanfed  ofthebloud  that  isttiedthcrcin 
Deut.y.i^.lett  thou  be  fnared  therein 
io.i4.earth  alfo,with  all  that  therein  is 
1 1.3  i.ye  (hall  poflefle  it,and  dwell  therein 
13.1  j.deftroying  it,and  all  that  is  therein 
1 5. 2 1. if  there  be  any  blemifh  therein,as  if 
1 7.  i4.fhalt  poflefle  it3and  (halt  dwellthcrcin 
19. he  (hall read  /fern's  all  thedayesof  his 
20. m. people  that  is  found  therein  lhall  be  trib. 
26. 1. poflefle  it,  and  dwelleft  therein 
28.30.and  thou  (halt  not  dwell  therein 
29.23.nor  any  graffe  groweth  therein 
./»/&.  i.8.thou  (halt  meditate  therein  day  and  night 
6.i7.evenit,and  all  that  atetherein 

24. burnt  the  city,  and  all  that  was  therein 
10.28.and  all  the  foules  that  were  therein 

Ver.30,32,3?,37. 
39.  deftroyed  all  the  foules  that  were  therein 
Judg.z.zz.v/ay  of  the  Lord,to  walk  therein 
8.25  .did  caft  therein  every  man  the  ear-rings 
9.4J.flew  the  people  that  was  therein 
16.30.upon  all  the  people  that  were  therein 
i8.7.andfaw  the  people  that  vicrttherein 

1  Sam.$o^,.takoi  the  women  capt.that  were  there. 

2  Sam.  12.31.  brought  forth  the  peo.that  were  the. 

1  J$in.%.  16.  that  my  name  might  be  therein 

2  JCi».x.20.bringanew  crufe,  &  put  fait  therein 

1 3  6.but  walked  therein,  and  there  remained 

1  i.Ifrael  to  finjbut  he  walked  therein 
1  $ .  1 6.Men.fmote  Tiphfah,  &  all  that  were  ih. 
all  the  women  therein  that  were  with 
i  Chro.  16.3  2.fields  rejoyce,and  all  that  is  therein 
Ezra  4.i9.reb.and  fedition  have  been  made  there. 

6.2.and  therein  was  a  record  thus  written 
Neb.  6. 1  .that  there  was  no  breach  left  therein 
7.4.  but  the  people  were  few  therein 

5. and  found  it  written  therein 
8 . 3 .  he  read  therein  before  the  ftreet  that  was 
5>.6.the  earthjand  all  things  that  are  therein 

the  feas,and  all  that  is  therein 
1 3. 1. therein  was  found  written ,that  the  A  mm. 
16.th.ere  dwelt  men  of  Tyre  alfo  therein 
Job  3. 7 .let  no  joyfull  voyce  come  therein 

10. 1 8 .  he  lhall  not  re  Joyce  therein 
JPfal.  24.i.the  world,and  they  that  dwell  therein 

PfiL98.7- 
37.29.  the  righteous  (hall  dwell  therein  for  everl 
69.3  4.feaSjand  every  thing  that  moveth  therein  j 


36.  they  that  love  his  Name  (hall  dwell  the. 

96. 12. field  be  joyful),ai\d  all  that  isthcrcin 

104.26.whom  thou  haft  made  to  play  therein 

107.3  4.for  the  wickedn.of  them  that  dwell  th. 

1 1 1. 2. fought  out  of  all  that  have  pleafure  ther. 

119.3  ^.iot  ther  tin  doe.\  delight 

146. 6. which  made  thefea,and  all  that  therein  is 
Pro.  1  j,4.perverfnefle  there.ts  a  breach  in  the  fpirit 

22.14.he  that  is  abhorred  of  the  L.fhall  fall  th. 

26.27.whofodiggeth  a  pit  (lull  fall  therein 
Ecclef.z.zi  .to  a  man  that  hath  not  laboured  thtrein 
7/d.y.2.and  alfo  made  a  wine-prefle£fora» 

7.6. let  us  make  a  breach  therein  for  us 

2  4.6.they  that  dwell  therein  are  defolate 

3  3.24.people  that  dwell  therein  (hall  be  forgiy. 
34. 1  .let  the  earth  hear,and  all  that  is  therein 

17. generation  to  gen. (hall  they  dwell  there. 
3  y.8.  though  fooles,(hall  not  erre therein 
42- ?.  giveth  fpirit  to  them  that  walk  therein 

10.  go  down  to  thefea,and  all  that  is  therein 

44.23.into  finging,0  forreft,and  every  tree  th. 

5  i-3-joy  and  gladnefle  (hill  be  found  therein 

6.  they  that  dwell  therein  (hall  die  in  like 

59.8.whofoever  goeth  therein  (hall  not  know 

Jcr.^.zg.  and  not  a  man  dwell  therein 

6-1.6.  where  is  the  good  way,and  walk  therein 

they  faid^We  will  not  walk  therein 
8. 1 6. have  devoured  thofe  that  dwell  therein 
9. 1 3  .not  obeyed  my  voice ,neither  walked  ther. 
n.4.forthewickednefleof  them  that  dvi.ther. 
17.24.to  doe  no  woik  therein 
23.1 2.they  (hall  be  driven  on>and  fall  therein 
27.1  l.they  (hall  till  k,and  dwell  therein 
3  6. 2. and  write  therein  all  the  words  that  I 
29.faying,VVhy  haft  thou  written  therein 
3  2.  wrote  therein  from  the  mouth  of  Jeremi. 
44.2.  and  no  man  d  welleth  therein 
47>2.overflow  the  land,  and  all  that  istberein 
48.9.  without  any  man  to  dwell  therein 
50.3. and  none  (hall  dwell  therein 
39. the  owles  (hall  dwell  therein 
40.neitherany  fonof  man  dwell  therein 
51.48.  all  that  is  therein  (hall  fing  for  Babylon 
E^c  I?,  z. 9. loe, a  roll  of  a  book  was  therein 

10. there  was  written  therein  lamentations 
7.2o.made  the  images  of  the  (teteft.  things  ther. 
12.19.  violence  of  them  that  dwell  therein 

land  may  be  defo.from  all  that  is  the. 
i^.zz.therem  (hall  be  left  3  remnant 
20.47. from  the  fouth  to  the  nor.  (halbe  hm.th. 
27. f  .let  him  feethe  the  bones  of  it  therein 

6.  to  the  pot  whofe  fcum  is  therein 
28.26.they  (hall  dwell  fafely  therein 
30.1 2.and  all  that  is  therein  by  the  hand  of  the 
3 2. 1 5. finite  all  them  that  dwell  therein 
37.25.  and  they  (hall  dwell  therein 
40.3  3. and  there  were  windowes  therein 
42. 14. when  the  priefts  enter tbercin,th<zn 
44.14.and  for  all  that  fnall  be  done  therein 
Dan.f.z.  and  his  concubines  might  drink  therein 
Ho/^.  3. every  one  that  dwelleth  ther.  (hall  mourn 

14.51.but  the  tranfgreffors  (hall fall  therein 

Amos  6.8.  deliver  up  the  city  with  all  that  is  there . 

8. 8. every  one  mourn  that  dwelleth  therein 

9-r.all  that  dwelleth  therein  (hall  mourn 

Micah  1. 2.hearken,0  earth, and  all  that  therein  is 

7.1 3«becaufe  of  them  that  dwell  therein 
Nah.i  .5.world,and  all  that  dwell  therein 
Hab.zM.  for  the  violence  of  all  that  dwell  therein 

Verfe  17. 
i8.makerof  this  work  trufteth  therein 
Zfrf>.2.4.multitude  of  men  and  cattell  therein 
6.6.black  horfes  which  are  therein  goe  forth 
i3.8.two  parts  therein  lhall  be  cut  offand  die 

but  the  third  part  (hall  be  left  therein 
14.21.and  take  of  them,and  feethe  therein 
Ato.23.2i.fweareth  by  him  that  dwelleth  therein 
Ma.x\  10. 1 5. he  (hall  not  enter  therein 

1 3.x  $  .neither  enter  therein  to  take  any  thing 
Lu\e  io.s.and  heal  the  fick  that  are  therein 
18.17.  lhall  in  no  wife  enter  therein 
1 9.45.  caft  out  them  that  fold  therein 
John  i  z.6.  and  bare  what  was  put  therein 
AcJs  i.20.and  let  no  man  dwell  therein 
I4.i5.madethefea,and  all  things  therein 
1 7.24.made  the  world,and  all  things  therein 


THE        THE 

27.6.  and  he  put  us  therein 
Rotn.i.iy,t\mcin  is  the  righteoufnetTe  of  God  rev. 

6. 2. dead  to  lin  live  any  longer  therein 
1  Cor. 7.  z  ^.therein  abide  with  God 
Ephef. 6. 10. that  therein  I  may  fpeak  boldly 
F/;i/.i.i8.and  I  therein  doe  reioyce 
Co!. 2.7 .abounding  therein  with  thankfgiving 
Heb.q  6. it  remaineththat  fome  muft  enter  ife"?i# 
10.8.  neither  hadftpleafure  therein 
1 3. 9. that  have  been  octjpied  therein 
Jam.i.z^.and  continueth  therein, this  man 
1  Pet^.io.earth,  and  the  workes  that  are  therein 
Rev.  1.3. keep  thofe  things  written  therein 

10. 6. created  heaven,and  the  things  thit  therein 
the  carth3and  the  things  that  therein  arc 
the  fe3,and  the  things  which  are  therein 
1 1. 1. and  them  that  worfhip  therein 
1 3.i2.earth,and  them  that  dwell  thereinto 
21.22-  and  I  fa  w  no  temple  therein 
Dwelt  therein,  See  3Dme!t. 
f&lieremto. 
Lu\e  z  1 .21  .them  that  ate  in  the count.enter  ther. 

Ctyereof. 
Gs«.2.i7.inthcday  thou  eateftffcm?fl/,thou 
19.  that  was  the  name  thereof 
2 1  .dofed  up  the  flefh  in  (lead  thereof 
3.5.  in  the  day  ye  eat  thereof 'then  your 

6.  (he  took  the  fruit  thereof 
4. 4.  Abel  brought  of  the  fat  thereof 
6.i6.door  ofthearklhaltthou  fet  in  the  fide  t . 
9.4.but  the  flefli  with  the  life  thereof 

which  is  the  bloud  thereof fii^W  thou 
40.io.clufters  ^reo/brought  forth  ripe  grapes 

1 8. this  is  the  interpretation  thereof 
4i.8.fent  and  called  all  the  wifemen  thereof 
45.i6.famc*/;:;v/washeardinPharaohshoufe 
47.21.even  to  the  other  end  thereof. 
Exod.i.zo.  which  I  will  doe  inthemidft  thereof 
S .8.you  (hall  not  diminilh  ought  thereof 
9.18  not  bin  in  Egypt  fince  the  foundation  th. 
ic.26.  thereof  matt  we  take  to  ferve  the  Lord 
i2.9.roft  his  head  with  the purtenance  thereof 
43. there  (lull  no  ftrangcr  eat  thereof 
44.  then  (hall  he  eat  thereof 
4f.an  hired  fervant  (hall  not  eat  thereof 
46.neither  (hall  ye  break  a  bone  thereof 
48.no  uncircumcifed  perfon  (hall  eat  thereof 
16.3  i.houfe  of  Ifrael  called  the  name  ^.manna 
2j.9.pattern  of  all  the  iniitaments  thereof 
10.  two  cubits  &  an half  (halbe  the  length  th. 
a  cubit  and  an  half  the  breadth  thereof 
a  cubit  and  an  half  the  height  ther. 
1 2.put  them  in  the  four  corners  thereof 
i7.acubit  and  an  half  the  breadth  thereof 
i9.the  cherubims  on  the  two  ends  thereof 

Verfe  23. 
25.  crown  to  the  botder  thereof  round  about 
26.corners  that  are  on  the  four  feet  thereof 
29.  and  thou  (halt  make  the  dilhes  thereof 
and  fpoons  tbcreof,a.nd  covers  tkreof 
and  bowls  thereof  to  cover  withall 
37.thou  (halt  make  the  feven  lamps  thereof 

and  they  (hall  light  the  lamp  thereof 
3 8. and  the  zongsthcr.  and  the  fnuffe-difhes 
thereof  (hall  be  of  pure  gold 
28.27.  towards  the  foee-pattthereof 

over  againft  the  other  coupling  thereof 
30.2.  a  cubit  (hall  be  the  length  thereof 

and  a  cubit  the  breadth  thereof 
two  cubits  (hall  be  the  height  thereof 
homes  thereof  ihall  be  of'  the  fame 
36.29.coupled  together  at  the  head  thereof 
37-6.two  cubits  &  an  half  was  the  length  ther. 
one  cubit  &  an  half  the  breadth  ther. 
1 8 .  fix  branches  going  out  of  the  fides  thereof 
2f .  horns  thereof  were  of  the  fame 
27.under  the  crown  thereof,  by  the  two 

upon  the  two  fides  thereoftobe 
3  8. 1 .  five  cubits  was  the  length  thereof 

and  five  cubits  the  breadth  thereof 
and  thtce  cubits  the  height  thereof 
39.9-3  fpan  was  the  length  thereof 

and  a  fpan  the  breadth  thereof  being  do. 
Lev.t.z.  his  handfull  of  the  flcut  thereof 

and  of  the  oyle  thereofwith  all 

the  frankincenfe  thereof ^and  the  prieft 

16. part 


THE       T  H  E 

16.  part  of  the  beaten  com  thereof 

and  part  of  the  oyle  thereof 
1 1.5  9-be  that  toucheth  the  carkafle  thereof  ih.il 
19.z3.then  yefliall  count  the  fruit  thereof 
24<foutth  yeer  all  the  fruit  ffor.ihall  be  holy 
if  eat  of  the  fruit  thereof  yeeld  unto  you 
24.y.and  bake  twelve  cakes  thereof 
i5.7.(hall  all  the  increafe  thereof  be  meat 
27.  ii.  poffeflion  thereof  (hill  be  the  priefts 
Num.3.1  i-3nd  the  hangings.and  all  the  fervice 
j6.bars  thereofznd  the  pillars  thereof 

thefockets  thereof38t  all  the  veffels  the. 

Chap.4.  3  1 . 

Dcaf.16.14.  not  eaten  thereof  'in  my  mour.  neither 

1  Kis.6.2.1engthrfo?fo/was  threefcore  cubits 

breadth  ffo.20.cub.-heightife%30.cu 
3.twenty  cubits  was  the  length  thereof 

ten  cubits  was  the  breadth  thereof 
7.  j6.for  on  the  plates  of  the  ledges  thereof 

and  on  the  borders  thereof 
16.34.laid  the  foundation  thereof  in  Abiram 
fet  up  the  gates  thereof  in  his  youngeft 

2  ^3.4.43. they  fnall  eat  and  leave  thereof 

44. they  did  eat,and  left  thereof 
7.2.  but  (halt  not  eat  thereof 
1 3 . 1 4.chariot  of  Ifrael,&  the  horfmen  thereof 
19.29.and  eat  the  fruits  thereof 
Neb  j.j.laid  the  beams  the). Si  fet  up  the  doors  th. 

Verfe  6. 

1 3. doors  ffo.the  locks  thereof  &  the  bars  th. 

Ver.  14, 1  y. 

1 1. indwelt  at  Kiriath-arbaj&  in  the  vill.ffey. 

at  Dibon,and  in  the  villages  thereof, ix. 

Eflber  2.22.  certified  the  kingtbereof  in  Mordec. 

Job  i  i.9.meafure  thereof  is  longer  then  the  earth 

14. 8. the  flock  thereof  die  in  the  ground 

24.13.know  notthe  vi  3yt%  thereof, not  abide  in 


6.  i  i.  let  him  be  hanged  thereon 
E fiber  y . 1 4.Mordecai  maybehanged  there  oh 

7.9.  then' the  king  faid,Hang  him  thereon 
lfa.30.1 2.truft  in  perverfneffe,  and  ftay  thereon 

3  y.9.ndr  any  ravenous  beaft  goe  up  thereon 
£■^.15.3.  take  a  pin  of  it  to  hang  any  veffell  the. 

40. 39. to  flay  thereon  the  burnt-offering 

43.i8.offer  burnt-offe.fk&  fprinkle bloud  th. 
,Mdf.2i.7.their  clothes,  and  they  fet  him  thereon 

i"^9-ij. 
i^.and  fdund  nothing  thereon  but  leaves 
23.20.fweareth  by  all  things  thereon 
22.  fweareth  by  him  that  fitteth  thereon 
Mar\  1 1. 13. he  might  find  any  thing  thereon 
14.72.when  he  thought  thereon  he  wept 
L#fo\i3.6.fought  fruit  thereon,md  found  none 
John  1 2. 1 4. found  a  young  afle,fat  thereon 

2  i.^.and  fi(h  laid  thereon,  and  bread 
1  Cor. 3. 10. and  another  buildeth  thereon 
Rcw.y.3.open  the  book,neith.to  look  the.  Ver.4. 
6,4.pOwer  was  given  to  him  that  fat  thereon 
ai.12.  and  names  written  thereon,  which  are 
Chereout, 
Lev.  2.2. (hall  take  thereout  his  hand  full  of  flour 
jWg.i  y. ij.and  there  came  water  thereout 

Chereto. 
Exod.z%.z\. make  thereto  a  crownof  gold  round 
29.41.  and  (halt  doe  thereto  according  to  the 
30.38.make  like  untothat,to  ivatlltheroto 
37.11.  made  thereto  i  crown  of  gold  round  ab. 
jLfi>.?.i6.and  fl»U  adde  the  fifth  part  thereto 
6.y.(hall  adde  the  fifth  part  more  thereto 
18. 23. ftand  before  a  beaft  to  lie  down  thereto 
20.i6.if  the  woman  lie  down  tberetofhau  (halt 
27.1 3.then  he  (hall  adde  a  fifth  part  thereto 
27. (hall  adde  a  fifth  part  thereto 
3 1  .he  (hall  adde  thereto  the  fifth  part  thereof 
2^22.  we  have  heard  the  fame  thereof 'with  our    Num.^.26.  veffels  thereof,  &  all  the  veffels  thereto 


THE        THE  THE        THE 

Ecclef.  1,13  .fbns  of  man,  to  be  exercifed  therewith 

io.ij.removeth  ftones,(hall  be  hurt  therewith 
£^.4.iy.thou  (halt  prepare  thy  bread  therewith 
Joel  2.19-and  yefliall  be  fatisfied  therewith 
Phil.$.  1 1  .therewith  to  be  content 
i  Tvm.6.%.  let  us  be  therewith  content 
Jam.1.9.  therewith  bleffe  we  God 

and  therewith  curfe  we  men 
3  John  io.andnot  content  tberewkh1nzv.he.i  doth 


3  i.38.or  that  the  furrowes  like  wife  ffore.comp, 
39.eaten  the  fruit  thereof  without  money,  or 
have  caufed  the  owners  thereof  to  lofe 
Pfal.  3  4. 2.  the  humble  (hall  heare  thereof  jand  be 
46.3.though  the  waters  thereof "roar  &  be  troub. 
6y.  10.  watereft  theridges  fferco/abundantly 
thou  fetleft  the  furrowes  thereof 
P;-fl.i6.3  3.wholedifpofingf/:we0/'isoftheLord 
£cc/f/l6.2.givtth  him  not  power  to  eat  f fowf 

® hereon. 
Gcn.n.14.  he  powred  a  drink-offering  thereon 

he  poivred  oyle  thereon 
Exod.  17. 1 2.  and  he  fate  thereon 

io.24.1haU  facrifice  thereon  thy  burnt-offerings 

26.nakedneflebenotdifcovered  thereon 
3 0.7. Aaron  (hall  burn  thereon  fweet  incenfe 
9.  no  ftrange  incenfe  thereon,  powre  drink 
40. 27. he  burnt  fweet  incenfe  thereon 
3  y  .becaufe  the  cloud  abode  thereon 
Lev.z.x  .and  put  frankincenfe  thereon 
6.  and  powre  oyle  thereon 
1  y.and  lay  frankincenfe  thereon 
6. 1 2.he  (hall  burn  thereon  the  fat  of  the  peace 
10. 1. and  put  incenfe  thereon 
1  i.38.any  part  of  their  carcafe  fall  thereon 
W-vw.4.6.put  thereon  the  covering  of  badger-skins 
7. and  put  tbeteon  the  diihes  and  fpoons 

the  continual  lbteid  (lull  be  thereon 
1 3. and  fpread  a  purple  cloth  thereon 
5.1 5  .nor  put  frankincenfe  tbereoa 
9.22.doud  tarried  on  the  taber.temainingffoi*. 
16. 18. and  laid  incenfe  thereon, "mi.  flood  in  the 
Deut.zj.6.  offer  burnt-offer. thereon  unto  the  Lord 
jrtfj?).8.29.and  raife  thereon  a  great  heap  of  (tones 
3 1  .offered  thrreon  burnt-offerings  unto  the 
22.23  .or  if  to  offer  thereon  burnt-offering 

or  if  to  offer  peace-offerings  thereon 
z  Sam.  1 7. 1 9.and  fpread  ground  corn  thereon 

19.26.  faddle  me  an  3iTe}that  I  may  ride  thereon 
1  ^».i3.i3.faddledhimthe3ffe,&  he  rode  t her. 
t  Kin.  16.1 2.approached  to  the  altar,&  offered  the. 

1  Chro.  1 2. 17.  the  God  of  our  fathers  look  thereon 

1  y.  1  y.upon  their  (houlders  with  the  ftaves  the. 

2  Chro.  3 . 5 .  fet  thereon  palm-trees  and  chaines 

1 4. and  wrought  cherubims  thereon 
3  3.i6.facrificed  thereon  peace-offerings 
E\ra  3-2.to  offer  burnt-offerings  thereon 
3. they  offered  burnt-offerings  thereon  • 


19.  i7.running  water  (hall  be  put  thereto 
Deut.  12.3  2.thou  (halt  not  adde  thereto 
Jitdg.  1 1. 1 7. king  of  Edom  would  not  heark.  the 

1  clw.22.14.and  thou  mayeftadde  thereto 

2  Cko.10.14.but  I  will  adde  thereto 

21.1  1. and  compelled  Judah  thereto 
Pfal.  1  i9-9.by  taking  heed  thereto  according  to  thy 
7^,44. 1 5 .  and  falleth  down  thereto 
Mark_  14.70.and  thy  fpecch  agreeth  thereto 
Gat.j,  1  5  .no  man  difannulleth,nor  addeth  thereto 
Chetetmro. 

£.vorf.32.8.and  have  facrificed  thereunto 
36.36.he  made  thereunto  four  pillars  of 
37.1 2.made  thereunto  a  border  of  an  hand-bre. 

Deut  i.7.goe  unto  all  the  places  nigh  thereunto 

EpheJ.6. 1  S.watching  ffej-f«».with  all  perfeverance 

1  Tbef.2.  3-know  that  we  ate  appointed  thereunto 

Hcb.  1 0.1. make  the  comers  thereunto  perfect 

1  Pef.3.9.knowing  that  ye  are  thereunto  called 
%l)eretipon. 

E^eli  16.16.and  playedft  the  harlot  thereupon 

Zeph.z.j .they  (hall  feed  thereupon 

1  C0A3.1o.take  heed  how  he  buildeth  thereupon 
14.  work  abide  which  he  built  thereupon 
Cheretoftrj. 

Exod.zz.6.01  the  field  be  confirmed  therewith 
30. 26.anoint  the  taber-  of  the  congtegi.therew. 
3  8. 30.  therewith  he  made  the  fockcts  tothe  do. 

LTO7.7.prieft  that  maketh  attonement  therewith 
8.7.  and  bound  it  unto  him  therewith 
1 5:. 3  2.  and  is  defiled  therewith 
1 8 . 2  3  .to  defile  thy  felfe  therewith 
2  2.8.not  eat  to  defile  himfelfe  therewith 

Dc«f.i<5.3.fevendayes(haltthoueat  unle.bread  th. 
23.i3.thcu(halt  digtberewith 

Judg.i6.it. took  new  ropes,and  bound  bim there. 

1  Sam.  12. 3.  any  bribe  to  blind  mine  eyes  therewi. 

1 7.y  1  .and  cut  offhis  head  therewith 
3 1.4.  and  tbtuft  me  thorow  therewith 

1  chron.  10. 4. 

2  Sam.zo.  1  o.fo  he  fmote  him  therewith  in  the  fifth 
a  Kjn. 5.6.I  have  therewith  fent  Naaman  my  fetv. 

1 2.i4.repaired  therewith  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
2  Chro.16-6.  he  built  therewith  Gtbi  and  Mi2pah 
Pro.  1 J .  1 6.then  great  treafure,and  trouble  tbcrcw. 
1 7. then  a  flailed  ox,and  hatred  therewith 

1 7.  i.better  is  a  dry  morfell,ind quietneffe  thcr. 


Gen.io.  y.  by  thefe  were  the  ifles  of  the  Geri.divid. 
29.  all  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Joktan 
3  2.  by  thefe  were  the  nations  divided 
14.2.  thefe  made  war  with  Beraking  of  Sodom 
3. all  thefe  were  joyned  together  in  the  vale 

1  \.thefe  were  confederate  with  Abram 

1 y. 10.  Abram  took  unto  him  all  tbcf e,md  div. 
2  3 .1  .thefe  were  the  yeers  of  the  life  of  Sarah 
2 ?.4.all  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Keturah 
26.3.to  thy  feed  I  will  give  all  thefe  court. tries 

Verfe  4. 
27.3  6.he  hath  fupplahted  me  thefe  two  times 
46.fuch  as  thefe  which  ate  daughters  of  the 
31.43  .thefe  daughters,*  fo/e  children^fo/c  cattel 
32.  i7.whofe  are  thefe  before  thee 
36. 1  z.thefc  were  the  fons  of  Adah 
.13.  thefe  fons  of  Revel,  thefe  of  Bafliemath 
Verfe  17. 
14.  and  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Aholibamab 
Verfei8. 
i  $. thefe  were  dukejof  the  fons  of  Efau 

Ver.  19, 40. 
i6.tbe{e  aire  the  dukes  that  came  of  Eliphaz 

2  uthefe  are  the  dukes  of  the  Horites 

Ver.  29,  30. 
24.f  Jv/e  are  the  children  of  Z  rbeon 

25.  children  of  Anah  were  thefe 

26.  thefe  are  the  children  of  Biihon 

27.  the  children  of  Ezer  ztetbefe 
28.the  children  of  Diftian  are  thefe 
W.tbeft  be  the  dukes  of  Edom 

43.i6.bringffa?/£men  home,forffo/emen  (hall 
45.6.for  thefe  two  yeers  hath  the  famine  been 
46.1y.ffo/cbethe  fons  of  Leah 
18  thefe  (he  bare  unto  Jacob 
2  y.fhe  bare  tbefeunio  Jacob 
Exo.6.i4.tbefe  be  the  heads  of  their  fathers  houfes 
thefe  be  the  families  of  Reuben 
1 0. 1  .might  (hew  thefe  my  fignes  before  him 
1 4. 20.buc  it  gave  light  by  night  to  thefe 
2 1. 1 1. if  he  doe  not  thefe  three  unto  her 
3  2.4.ffo/e  be  thy  gods,0  Ifrael  Ver.8 . 

Lev .  5. 1 3  .that  he  hath  finned  in  one  of  thefe 
1  i.^thefe  (hall  ye  not  eat,of  them  that  chew 
uthefe  (hall  ye  eat,of  all  that  are  in  the  wat. 
Deut.  14*9. 
2 1  .yet  thefe  may  ye  eat,of  every  flying 
22.  even  thefe  of  them  ye  may  eat 
24  and  for  thefe  ye  (hall  be  unclean 
29. thefe  (hall  be  unclean  unto  you 
1 8.24.for  in  all  thefe  the  nations  are  defiled 
22.22.ye  (hall  not  offer  thefe  unto  the  Lord 
if.  offer  the  bread  of  your  God  of  any  of  th. 
Num.1.17.  Mofes  &  Aaron  took  thefe  men  which 
2.9.  thefe  (hall  firft  fet  forth 
3. 1 7. thefe  were  the  fons  of  Levi 
1  i.e^.thefe  were  their  names 
22.28. that  thou  haft  fmitten  me  fib.three  times 
3  2.fmitten  thine  affe  thefe  three  times 
3 3. turned  from  me  thefe  three  times 
2tf.y  1. thefe  were  numbred  of  the  chil.  of  Ifrael 
5  3«unto  thefe  the  land  (hall  be  divided 
64.  among  ffo.  there  was  not  a  man  of  them 
Deut.z7.1z.  thefe  (hill  ftand  upon  mount  Geriz. 
1 3  .thefe  (hall  ftand  upon  mount  Ebal 
1 3 . 1 2.for  thefe  did  Mofes  fmite 
17.2-  thefe  were  the  male  children  cif  Manaffeh 
7»^.20.i7.al!ffo/c  were  men  of  war 

25.  eighteen  thoufand  men,  all  thefe  drew 

Verfe  jy. 

44.eighteen  th.men3all  thefe  were  men  of  va. 

Verfe  46. 

Ruth  3.17.  thefe  fix  meafures  of  barley  gave  he  me 

1  Sam.  1 6. 1  o.the  Lord  hath  not  chofen  thefe 

17.39.1  cannot  goe  with  thefe 


2y.16.left  thou  be  filled  therewith, and  vomit  it  |2  Sam.^.i^  thefe  be  the  names  of  them  that  were  i 

i6.2.wha;t « 


16.1,  what  meaneft  thou  by  tbefe 
z  j .  i  .now  thefe  be  the  laft  words  of  David 
8-thcft  be  the  names  of  the  mighty  men 
17.  */«•/?  things  didthefe  three  mighty  men 
1  Kjn.n.  z.tbefe  were  the  princes  which  he  had 
7.9. all  tbefe  were  of  coftly  ftones 

10.  lo.astbefe  which  the  queen  of  Sheba  gave 

1 1 .  2.Solomon  clave  unto  tbefe  in  love  ' 
1 7.  r.not  be  dew  nor  rain  thefe  yeers,but 
2  i.  1 1.  with  tbefe  (halt  thou  pufh  the  Syrians 

2dw72.j8.10. 
17. tbefe  have  no  matter,  let  them  return 

2Cfewz.18.16. 
23.  lying  fpirit  in  the  mouth  of  all  tbefe  thy 

2  dW2.l8.2  2. 

2  I^i/?.  10.0  but  who  flew  all  thefe 

2  5 ,20.Webuzaradan  took  fte/t?,andbrQUght 
1  Chro. z.zz.  all  ifc/jj  belonged  to  the  fons  of  Mac. 

3.  i.  now  f/;e/e  were  the  ions  of  David 
4.  ffe/e  fix  were  born  unto  him  in  Hebron 
6. thefe  were  born  unto  him  in  Jerusalem 
9.  tbefe  were  all  the  fons  of  David 
q.%.thefe  were  of  the-fathcr  ofEtam 
6. tbefe  wereof  the  fons  of  Naarah 
z^. tbefe  were  the  porters 
3 1  .tbefe  were  their  cities 
33.  thefe  were  their  habitations        . 
■^S.thefe  mentioned  were  princes  in  their 
41.  thefe  written  by  name  came  in  the  dayes 
6.17 .thtfebe  the  names  of  the  tons  of  Ge'rlhom 
7. 29. in  tbefe  dwelt  the  children  of  Jofeph 
8,z8.tbefe  were  the  heads  of  their  fathers' 

iz.lbfe  dwelt  with  their  brethren  in  Jerufal. 
9.2  2. all  thefe  which  were  chofen  to  be  porters 

44.  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Azel 
1 2. t. now  thefe  are  they  which  came  to  David 
2  Chro.zy.  3  2. all  thefe  were  for  a  burnt-offering 
3  f. 7.  thefe  were  of  tha  kings  fubftance 
36.18.aUiV/ehebrought  to  Babylon 
E\/a  z.6i.thefe  fought  their  regifter 

10.44. all  tbefe  had  taken  ftrange  wiyes 
Neh.6. 14.  according  to  riv/«  their  workes 
7.6  i.thefe  were  they  which  went  up  from 
io.i.now  thefe  that  fealed  were,Nehemiah 
iz.z6.thefe  were  in  the  dayes  of  Joiakim 
Efther^.  1 1  .to  come  in  unto  the  king  tb.thirty  da, 
fob  1 2.3  .who  knoweth  not  fuch  things  as  tbefe 
3  2. 1  .fo  tbefe  three  men  ceafed  to  anfwer  Job 
Pfiil,  104.27.  tbefe  wait  all  upon  thee 
Pro.6. 16. tbefe  things  doth  the  Lord  hate 
£rc/^7.io.former  dayes  were  better  then  thefe 

12.1 2.furtber,by  thefe  my  fon  be  admqniihed 
Jfa.34.16.t10  one  of  tbefe  (hall  fade  * 

39. 3. what  faidife/cmen 
44.2i.remember2We,0  Jacob,andIfrael 
40. 1 2.behold,?fe/<?  (hall  come  from  far 

loe,ffe/c,from  the  north,and  thefe  from 
21.  who  hath  gotten  me  thefe 
9  and  w,  ho  hath  brought  up  thefe 

tbcfc3w  here  had  they  been 
57.6.  fhould  I  receive  comfort  in  thefe 
fer.z.^not  found  icbutupon  all thefe 
f.$.tbefe  have  altogether  broken  the  yoke 

3  t.2t. turn  again  tothefethy  cities 
3  8.9.  thefe  men  have  done  evill  in  all  that  they 

16.1'nto  the  h,apd  of  thefe  men  thatfeek  thy 
f  2.22.pomegranates  were  like  unto  thefe 
Lam.^^.tor  tbefe  pine  away 
E\e^.i.zi.  when  thofe  went,  tbefe  went 

when  thofe  ftood,  thefe  flood 
8.i<r.fee  greater  abominations  then  thefe 
10. 1 7. when  they  Hoodjhefe  ftood  ;  when  they 
were  lifted  \xp,thcfe  lifted  up  themfelves 
14.3.  ifo/e  men  have  fet  up  their  idols  in  their 
i6.$,none  eye  pitied  thee,to  doe  any  of  thefe 

20.  thefe  haft  thou  facrificed  unto  them  to  be 
23.10  tbefe  difcovered  her  nakedneffe 
27.2 1.  in  thefe  were  they  thy  merchants 
37.1 8.fhew  us  what  thou  tneaneft  by  thefe 
40.24,arches  thereof  were  according  to  thefe 
Vcife  33 
28.  raeafured  the  fouth-gate  accord,  to  thefe 
32.meafared  the.gate  according  to ifemeaf. 

3  j.meafured  it  according  to  thefe  mcafures 
42.5. galleries  were  higher  then  tbefe 
42.1-1, thefe  were  the  meafures.of  the  altar 


THE         T  HE  THE        THE 

48. 1 6,tbefe (hall be  the.nleafuies  thereof 
Dart,i.6.now  among  th:fe.  were  of  the  children  of 
2.40. and  as  iron  that  breakctb  all  tbfe 
3 .  13  .brought  thefe,  men.b.efore  the  king 
2t. then  thefe  men  were  bound  in  their co^ats 
2 i.thefe three  men  felljown  bound  iqto 
27. faw  tbefe men  upqn'whofe  bodies  the  fire 
6.2.and  overt^yfjtbree  prefidentsfof  whomDj. 
5.  then  faid  tbfe  men,We  (bail  not  find  any 
6.then  thefe  prefidents  and  princes  aflemblcd 
1  i.tben  £&#menaiTembledjand  found  Da. 
1  f. then  tbefe  men  aifembled  unto  the  king 
7.i7.tlxfe  great  beafis  wcl'  are  four,are  a.kincs 
Hag.z.  1 3  .by  a  dead  body  touch  any  of  tbcfe^il 
Zech.  i.p.I  will  (hew  thee  what  tbfe  be 

19.I  faid  unto  the  angel;  What  be  tbefe 
2  i.then  faid  I,Wbat,tome  tlrfno  ids 
3. 7. to  walk  among  thxfe  that  fland  by 
4.  j.  knoweft  thou  not  what  thefe  be 

Verfe  13. 
1 2.what  be  thefe  two  olive  branches 
(S.S.beholdjhcfe  that  goe  toward  the  north-cou. 
Mat.  5.37.  for  whatfoever  is  more  then  ihefe3z6ra. 
6. 2i?.was  not  arayed  like  one  of  tbefe 
21.16.  heareft  thou  what  thefe  fay  ' 

2  2.40.011  thefe  twocommandements  hang 
23.23.ffc/J0ughtyetohavedone  .  .  . 
z  5 .40.  done  it  unto  the  leaft  of  thefe  my  brcthr. 

4  f.did  it  not  to  one  of  the  leaft  of  thefe.^ 
qt.tbefe  (hall  goe  away  into  evcrlafling 
2f.i.when  Jefus  had  finiflied  al!  tbefefayings 
6i.w  hat  is  it  which  tbefe  witneue  aga.  thee 
Mar&  14.  6' 1. 
Mark,  8.4'fatisfie  thefe  men  with  bread  here  in  the 
10.20.all  thefe  have  I  obferved  from  my  youth 
1 2. 3  1. none  other  commande. greater  then  thefe 

40.  thefe  (hall  receive  greater  damnation 
13. 2. feeft  thou  tbefe  great  buildings 
Lu\e  1 .  ip.to  (hew  thee  tbefe  glad  tydings 

3. 8. God,  is  able  of  tbefe  ftones  to  raifc  up  child. 
9.28. after  tbefe  fayings,he  took  Petered 
44,let  tbefe  faymgs  link  down  into  your  ears 
John  1 .  jo. fee  greater  things  then  thefe 

^•l.intbefelaya  great  multitude  of  impotent 
lp.thefe  alfo  doth  the  Son  likewife 
2o.(hew  him  greater  workes  then  thefe 
6.f.buy  bread  that  tbefe  may  eat 
7.3 1  .will  he  doe  more  miracles  then  thefe 
io.i9.a  divifion^mong  the  Jewes  for  the.  fay. 
14. 1 2.and  greater  works  then  thefe  (nail  he  doe 
17.20.  neither  pray  I  for  thefe  alone 

2  ?.  and  tbefe  have  known  that  thou  haft  fenr 
18.8.  let  thefe  goe  their  way 
2 1. 1  j.loveft  thou  me  more  then  thefe 
Ails  i.iOf.thefe  all  continued  with  one  accord  in 
ai.  of thefe  men  which  have  accompanied  wth 
24.1h.ew  whether  of  thefe  two  thou  haft  taken 
2.7.are  not  all  thefe  which  fpeak,Galileans 
i3.faid,Tfc/emenarefullofnew  wine 
3. 24. have  likewife  fore-told  of  thefe  dayes 
4.i6.faying,What  (hall  we  doe  to  thefe  men 
5.3  y.whatye  intend  to  doe  as  touching  th.vaen 
3 6. for  before  thefe  dayes  rofe  up  Theudas 
3 S.refrain  from  thefe  men,\et  them  alone 
10.47.  that  thefe  (hould  not  be  baptized 
1 1. 27. in  thefe  dayes  came  prophets  from  Jeruf. 
14.18. with  thefe  fayings  fcarce  restrained  they 
17.^.  tbefe  that  have  turned  the  world  up-fide 
7. thefe  all  doe  contrary  to  the  decrees  of  Ce. 
1 1, the  few  etc  more  noble  then  thofe  in  The. 
Rom.z.iq.tbefe  having  not  the  law,  ate  a  law  unto 
1 1. 24. how  much  more  (hall  thefe  which  by 

3  i  .even  fo  have  thefe  now  not  beleeved  that 
r  Cor.  12. 2  3. upon  thefe  we  beflow  the  more  abun. 

13.1  i.thefe  three,  but  the  greateft  of  tbefe  is 
2  Ce>\7.i.having  therefore  thefe  promifes,let  us 
G<*/.2.6.but  oftbefe,u/ho  feemed  to  be  fomewhat 
Col.  3. 8. now  you  alfo  put  orTallt/'f/danger 

4.n.they  only  are  my  fellow-workers 

1  Ti^.io.Iet  thefe  alfo  fiift  be  proved 

2  Tim.z-z  1.  ifa  man  purge  himfelfe  from  tbefe- 
Heb. 9- 23. things  in  heav.ftiallbc  purified  with  tb. 

themfelves  with  better  facrif.then</;e/V 
10. 18. now  where  remiffion  of  tbefe  is,there 
I  i.ti-thefe  all  died  in  faith 
l^.tbcfe  all  through  faith  received  not  the 


'T  H  E 


THE 


1  zPet.1.4.  that  by  il.efe  you  might  be  partaker  of 
2.ii.but/fe/e  as  brun  beafis  (peak  evill  of  ' 

Jude  i4-prophcficd  of  tff/<?,fa.ying,Bchold,theL, 

i9.thefc  be  they  who  feparate  tlumftlves 
Rev.  1 1.6.  thefe  have  pewerto  (liut  heaven  that  it 
H-&.tbcfe  were  redeemed  from  among  men 
1 7. 1?.  tbefe  have  one  mir.de 
zz.e.thefe  fayings  ate  faithfull  and  true 
Wqdt  abominations,  See  3tbcm(natJcnS, 
Cl;efe  arc,  or  are  Cljefe, 
Gen.  z.^.thefe  are  the  .generations  of  the  heavens 
6.9.  tbefe :are  the  generations  of  Noah 
9.13  tbefe  are  the  three  fons  of  Noah,and  of 
10.1  .ihcfe  are  the  genet  at.of  the  fons  of  Noab 
zo.tbcfeate  the  fons  o!  Ham 
3  i  .thofe  are  the  fons  of  Shem 
3.2  -tbefe  ire  the  families  of  the  fons  of  Noah 
1 1. 10.tbefe3.re  the  generations  cf  Shem 
27. thefe  are  the  generations  of  Terah 
z^.7.thcfe  are  the  dayes  of  the  yeets  of  Abr.li'fe 
1 2  .now  thefe  are  the  geneianons  of  Khmael 
il.thcfc  are  the  names  of  the  fons  of  Khmael 
16.  tbefe  are  the  fons  of  Khmael 

and  thefe  are  their  n^mes,by  their  towns 
17.1hefe3.re  the  yeets  of  the  life  of  Khmael 
1 9 .thefe  are  the  generations  of  Ifaac 
3  3.%. thefe  are  to  find  grace  in  the  fight  of  my 
3  $•  2  6.thc  /care  the  fons  of  Jacob 
36. 1.  tbefe  are  the  generations  of  Efau 

Verfe  9. 
10.  tbefe  are  the  names  of  Efaus  fons 

Verfe  10,19. 
lo.tiKjc  are  the  fons  of  Seir 
23.  children  otShobal  arc  thefe 
3  1  -thefe  are  the  kings  that  reigned  inEdom 
37.2.  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Jacob 
3  8.2$.by  the  man  whofc  tbefe  are  am  I  with 

difcern,I  praythee,whofe  are  thefe 
46$. thefe  are  the  names  of  the  children 

2  z. thefe  are  the  fons  of  Rachel 
2  f .  thefe  are  the  fons  of  Bilhah 

48.8.  and  faid,  Who  are  tbefe 
49.28.all  thefiite  the  twelve  tribes  of  Ifrael 
Exod.6.z  5.  thefe  are  the  heads  of  the  fathers  of  the 
26.  thefe  are  that  Aaron  and  Mofcs,touhotn 
2 1.1. tbefe  are  the  judgements  which  thou  (halt 
Lev.n.z.thefe  are  the  beafts  which  ye  (hall  eat 
1 3 .  thefe  are  they  which  ye  (hall  have  in  abo. 

3  i.thefe  are  unclean  unto  you 
23. 2.  even  tbefe  are  my  feafts 

4-thcfeare  the  feafts  of  the  Lord 
26.46. tbefe  are  theftatutesand  judgem.  which 
Num.i.  %.  thefe  are  thenames  of  the  men  that  (lull 
44.  tbefe  are  thofe  that  were  numbred 

Chap.  2.  32. 
3.  i.thefe  are  the  generations  of  Aaron 
z.tbefe  ate  the  names  of  the  fons  of  Aaron 

Verfe  3. 
18.  thefe  are  the  names  of  thefonsofGerflj. 
zo.thefeare  the  families  of  the  Levites 
21.  tbefe  are  the  families  of  the  Geifhomites 
4.4  i.thefe  are  they  that  were  nurtbred  of  the  - 

2  2. 9. what  men  are  tbefe  with  thee 
26. 57. thefe  are  they  that  were  numbred 

I  Ver.  58,  &c. 

H.z.thcfe are  their  journeys 
34. 1 7. i/;r/f  are  the  names  of  the  men  which 
i9.thenamesof  the  men  are  tbefe 
Deut.6.1.  thefe  are  the  commandements  which  the 
i^if.tbcfe  are  the  beafts  which  ye  (hall  eat 
iz.thcfcate  they  which  ye  (hall  noteat 

22.17.  tbefe  are  the  tokens  of  my  daug.virgmity 

23.18.  bothf^re  aiean  abomination  unto  the 
Jofh.  1 2.  t.noiy  tbefe  are  the  kings  of  the  land 

7.  thefe  are  the  kings  of  the  countrcy  which 
14. 1.  thefe  are  the  countries  which  the  child,  of 
17.  i.thefe  are  the  names  of  his  daughters 
19.  j  1.  thefe  are  the  inheritance  which  Eleazar 
Ruth  4.18  thefe  are  the  generations  of  Pharex 
1  J&n.^.S.tbefc  are  their  narres 

9.1 3.  what  cities  are  thefe  that  thou  haft  given 
io.8.b.ippy  are  t befe  rhy-fervants  which  fland 
1  Chro. z.i. tbefe  are  the  fons  of  Ifrael 
18.  her  fons  are  tbefe 
4.22.  thefe  are  antient  things 
6.3 1  .thefe  are  they  whom  David  fet  over  the 

2  z.tbefe 


THE        THE 


THE 


THE 


^.thcfe  are  they  that  waited  with  that  chil.  /  Ifa.g.zx.tbey  together  ftiall  be  againftjudab 


7.8.all  tbefe  are  the  fons  of  Becher 
8.40.ail  tbsfe  are  the  Tons  of  Benjamin 
i  j.  i  .tbefe  are  they  that  came  to  David  at  Ztkl. 
i  s  -tbefe  are  they  that  went  over  Jordan 
i  Cbro.14.16  tbefe  are  they  that  confpired  ag.him 
E^a  z.i.thcfeatethe  children  of  the  province 
ti.i.tbefe  are  now  the  chiefe  of  their  fathers 
1  j.whofe  names  are  tbefe :  Elipheletjehiel 
Neb.  1 . 1  o  .now  tbefe  are  thy  fervants 
job  16.  i4.1oe>  tbefe  are  parts  of  his  waves 
Pful.7  5 .1  i.behold,tfee/e  are  the  ungodly 
Pro.zl-i- tbefe  are  alfo  proverbs  of  Solomon 
jfa.6o.8.who  are  tbefe  that  flie  as  a  cloud 

6  $ .  5  -tbefe  are  a  fmoak  in  my  nofe 
T^.j.4.1  faid, Surely, tbefe  are  poore 
7«4.the  templeof  the  Lord  arc  tbefe 
£«£.  iii*.  tbefe  are  the  men  that  devife  mifchiefe 
->6.zo.tbefe  are  the  people  of  the  Lord 
4  j.  1  i-tbcfe  are  the  meafures  of  the  altar 

i%.thefe  are  the  ordinances  of  the  altar 
qg.z^.tbefe  are  the  places  of  them  that  boil 
48.  i.now  tbefe  are  the  names  of  the  tribes 
29.  and  tbefe  are  their  portions 
3  o. tbefe  are  the  goings  out  of  the  city 
Da».  2.18. virions  of  thy  head  on  thy  bed  ,are^i?/e 
3 . 1  i.tbefe  are  certaine  Jewes  whom  thou  haft 
Micah  i.7.are  tbefe  his  doings 
Zecb.1.9. 0  my  Lordj  what  are  tbefe 

lo.tbefe  are  they  whom  the  Lord  hath  fent 
19.  tbefe  are  the  homes  w  hich  have  fcatjud. 
4>4..  fayine :  What  are  tbefe ,  my  Lord 

Chapt.6.  4. 
1 1. what  are  tbefe  two  olive-trees  upon  the 
i+jhefe  are  the  two  anointed  ones  that  ftand 
Mark.  4- l  %'tbefe  are  they  by  the  way-fide 

1 6. tbefe  ate  they  w  hich  are  fowen  upon  ftony 
18.  tbefe ik  they  which  are  fowen  among 
zo.thefe  are  they  wch  are  fowen  on  good  gro. 
\\.%.tbefe  are  the  beginnings  offprrowes 
Lu\e  8 . 1 1 .  my  mother  &  brethren  are  tbefe  which 
John  10.21.  tbefe  are  not  the  words  of  him  that 
17. 1  i.but  tbefe  are  in  the  world 
20.3 1 .  tbefe  are  written  that  ye  might  beleeve 
Atts  z.i9-thefearcnot  drunken,asyeTuppofe 
Rom.gti-thefe  are  not  the  children  of  God 
Gal.t.i7-thefe  are  contrary  the  one  to  the  other 

1 9.works  of  the  fle(h  are  manif.w01'  are  tbefe 
z  Pet.t.ij-tbefe  are  wels  without  water 
jiide  i  6  .tbefe  are  murrourers 
Rev.7.1  3  .what  are  tbefe  which  are  arayed  in  white 
1 4.  tbefe  are  they  which  came  out  of  great 
14.4.  tbefe  are  they  which  were  not  defiled  by 

tbefe  are  they  which  follow  the  Lamb 

19. 9.tbefe  are  the  true  fayings  of  God 

fltbefe  things,  See  ®)fng0. 

^ttewords,  See  HDfJ£ufl!, 

4Jhe!Taloman0. 

Atts  io.4.of  the  Tbeffalonians, hriGtxchus,  Secun. 

i  Thi'f.  i.i.  Paul  &  Sy  1. — to  the  church  of  the  Tb. 

zTbcfi.i. 

Crjeffalottfcs. 
Acts  i7.i.cameto  Tk/.where  wasafynagogueof 
1  i.thefe  were  more  noble  then  they  of  Tbef. 
1  j.when  the  Jewes  ofThcffa.had  knowledge 
i7.i.Ariftarchusof  Tfce//k/o#«tf  being  with  us 
P/;i/.4.i6\for  even  in  Tbeffalomca  ye  fent  once 
2  Tw».4.io.Demas  is  departed  to  Tbeffalomca. 


Ails  5. 36. before  thefe  dayes  tofeup  Tbeudas 

€hep, 
Gcs.i-24.and  they  (hall  be  one  flefli 

j. 7.  they  knew  they  were  naked,and  they  fewed 
Num.  14. 1  i.a  greater  nation}&  mightier  then  they 
16.13.th1y  &  all  that  appertained  to  them  went 
iS.l.thcy  (hall  keep  thy  charge,and  the  charge 

that  neither  they, not  you  alfo  die 
i*. 1  j.fent-moe,&  more  honourable  then  they 

1  Xjn.io.ii .  furely  we  (hall  be  ftronger  then  they 

Verfeaj. 

2  KJR.6.i6.are  more  then  rfoythatbe  with  them 

2?.23.cametoGedaIiah,f/;fy,and  their  men 

1  Cbro.  9.  i^Sothey  and  their  child,  had  theover-fi. 

2  Cbro.  3 1.2 1 .  they  that  came  forth  of  his  owne 


28.7.  but  they  alfo  have  erred  through  wine 
30.1  ^.therefore  (hall  they  that  purfue  you  be 
57.6.  tbey,  they  ate  thy  lot 
58.  i  z.they  that  (hall  be  of  thee  (hall  build  the 
Jcr.z.z6.they,thtit  kings,and  their  princes 
9.  i6.whom  neither  they3  nor  their  fathers  have 
Chap.  1 9.4. 
44.5 .  neither  thq^yow^  nor  your  fathers 
49. 1 2.  they  whofe  judgement  was  not  to  drink 
£1^.2.3.  tbey  and  their  fathers  have  trantgreffed 
j.tfey  ^whether  they  (hal  hear,or  whether  they 
16.47.waft  corrupted  more  then  tbey  in  all 
j  1. multiplied  thy  abominati.rriore  then  tbey 
y  a.thou  haft  committed  more  abom.then  tb. 
34.30.that  they,even  the  houfe  of  Ifracl  are  my 
Mat.g.  3 1  .but  £fey,when  they  were  departed,fpread 
12. 3. an  hungredjand  tbey  that  were  with  him 
\  Markz.z$.Litke6.$. 
1 9.1  i.fave  tbey  to  whom  it  is  given 
20.2*.  tbey  that  are  great  exercife  authority 
26. f  7.  they  that  had  laid  hold  on  Jefus  led  him 
Mark  2.17. tbey  that  are  whole  have  no  need  of 

hu\e%.  31. 
q.io.tbey  that  were  about  him  asked  him  the 
8.J.  they  that  had  eaten  were  about  foure  thouf. 
10. 23. how  hardly  (hall  they  which  have  riches 
1 1  .g.tbey  that  went  before,  &  they  that  follow . 
16.1  i.rfoy,when  they  heard  that  he  was  alive 
Lu\e  7.10.  tbey  that  were  fent,returning  to  the 

8.1 3.  they  on  the  rock  are  they,  which  when  they 
tf.thcy  that  were  with  him,faid,Mafter,the 

22.28.  ye  are  they  which  havecontinued  with 
John  4.4?.for  they  alfo  went  unto  the  feaft 
5.25.  and  tbey  that  hear  (hall  live 
19.  tbey  that  have  done  good,  unto  the  refur. 
tbey  that  have  done  evill,unto  the  ref. 
^g.tbey  are  tbey  which  teftifie  of  me 
6.9.  but  what  are  tbey  among  fo  many 
g.ig.they  which  fee  not  might  fee,that  they  \tf 
17. 16.  they  arenot  of  the  world 

i9.that  they  might  be  fanftified  through  the 
2 1  .that  they  all  may  be  one,that  tb.  alfo  may 
2  3 .  that  ti>ey  may  be  made  perfect  in  one 
i\.tbey  whom  thou  haft  given  me-  that  they 
\%.z%.they  themfelves  went  not  in,  left  tbey 
Ads  j.  2 1.  when  they  heard  that,they  entred  into 
they  that  were  with  him  called  the  cou. 
1 1.2.  they  that  were  of  the  circumcifion  cont. 
i9.now  they  that  were  fcattered  abroad  upon 
il.zj.they  that  dwell  atjerufalem,becaufe  they 
15. 1 1.  we  (hall  be  faved,even  as  they 
21.1 2.both  we  and  they  of  that  place  befought 
R«#.3.9.what  then  ?  Are  we  better  then  they  3  No 

4.14.  for  ifthey  which  are  of  the  law  be  heirs 
S.S.they  that  are  in  the  flelh  cannot  pleafc  God 

23.net  onely  tbey,b\it  our  felves  alfo,  which 
9.8  .tbey  which  are  the  children  of  the  flefh 
11.23.  they  alfo,if  they  abide  not  ft  ill  in  unbel. 
16. 1 8.for  they  that  are  fuch  ferve  not  our  Lord 
1  Cor.7.29.both  they  that  have  wives,be  as  they  that 
$o.they  that  weep,&  tbey  that  rejoyce,  th.  that 
3 1.  they  that  ufe  the  world,  asnot  abufing  it 
p.24.that  they  which  run  in  a  race,run  all 
1 1. 19.  thattbey  which  are  approved  may  be 
1  j.  1 1 .  whether  it  were  I  or  they,  fo  we  preach 
1 8-then  they  alfo  which  are  afleep  in  Chr.are 
23  .they  that  are  Chrifts  at  his  coming 
48  .fuch  are  tbey  that  are  earthy 

fuch  art  they  that  are  heavenly 

Gal.  z.6.they  who  feemed  to  be  fomewhat  in  conf 

g.tbey  gave  unto  me  and  Bar.  the  right  hands 

3.7-that  they  which  are  of  the  faith,the  fame 

9.  they  which  be  of  faith,  are  blefled  with 

5.12. 1  would  they  were  even  cutoff  which  tro. 

2  i.tbat  they  which  doe  fuch  things  (hall  not 

24.  they  that  are  Chr.  have  crucified  the  flefli 

6.13  .neither  tbey  themfelves  who  are  circumc. 

1  Thef.i.g.they  themfelves  (hew  of  what  manner  of 

%.7.tbey  that  fleep,fleep  in  the  nie.bt;they  that 

1  TiiW.3.1 3.rfejithat  haveufed  the  office  of  a  deac. 

$.'7.  especially  tbey  who  labour  in  the  word 

2  5 .  tbey  that  are  otherwife  cannot  be  bid 
6.g.tbey  that  will  be  rich  fall  into  temptation 


Vfal.6g.$.they  that  hate  me— they  that  would  deft.  1 2  Tim.  3 .6.of  this  fort  are  tbey  which  creep  into 
Ecclef$.$.and  there  be  higher  then  they  Titus  3.8.  that  they  which  have  beleeved  in  God 


THE        THE 

Heb.  1. 4. obtained  a  more  excellent  n3me  then/% 
4.6.and  tbey  to  whom  it  was  firft  preached 
11.4q.that /fey  without  us  (hould  notbemade 
1 3 . 1 7.as  they  that  muft  give  an  account  that  tb. 
24.  they  of  Italy  falute  you 
Jam.z.  1 2,as  they  that  (hallbe  judged  by  the  law 
1  Jo'm  z.  1 9.  that  they  might  be  made  mani.thaUfc. 

4-f.they  are  of  the  world,therefore  fpeak 
fude  1 9.  thefe  be  they  who  feparate  themfelves 
Rev.i.j .they  alfo  which  pierced  him  (hall  waile 
3.4.  for  they  are  worthy  Chap.  1 6. 6. 

7.13.  and  whence  came  tbey 

i4.thefe  are  tbey  which  came  out  of  great 
I44.with  women:  for  they  are  virgins 

thefe  are  tbey  which  followed  the  Lamb 
1 2.  here  ate  they  that  keep  the  commandem. 
2i.27.butitey  which  are  written  in  the  Lambs 
«Wcfe, 

Exod.  io.22.a  thick  darknels  in  all  the  land  of  Eg. 
i?9.1oe,I  come  unto  thee  in  a  thick  cloud 
1 6. and  a  tbickcload  upon  the  mount 
20. 2 1.  Mofes  drew  neer  unto  the  thick  darknes 

Deut.4.  \  1  .with  darknefle,clouds,and  thickdatkn. 
5.22.and  of  the  thick  darkneffe^with  a 
32.15 .thou  art  grow n  thicfehou  art 

a  5dOT.i8.9.mule  went  under  the  jfcic^  boughes 
22.1 2.dark  waters,and  thick  clouds  of  the  skies 

1  Kjn.7.6.znd  the  ffe^beam  were  before  them 
2*.and  it  was  an  hand-breadth  thick 

8 . 1 2.that  he  would  dwell  in  thick  darknefle 

2  Chron.  6. 1. 

2  2$».8.i  %  .that  he  took  a  thick  doth,and 
Neb.9. 1 J  .and  branches  of  thick trees  to  make 
Job  if.ieJ.runnethon  theffe£boffesofhis 

2  2 .  iq.thick  clouds  are  a  covering  to  him 
26.8.  bindeth  up  the  waters  in  his  thick  clouds 
37. 1 1. by  watering  he  wearieth  the  thick  cloud 

3  Z.Q.tbick  darknefle  a  fwadling  band  for  it 
Pfal.  18. 1 1.  dark  waters,  and  thick  clouds  of  the 

74. 5  .li  fted  up  axes  upon  the  thick  trees 
//S.44.i2.blottcd  out  as  a  thick  cloud,  and  thy 
E^sk-6- 13.  and  under  every  thick  03^c  tne 
8. 1 1  .and  a  thick  cloud  of  incenfe  went  up 
19. 1  i.was  exalted  among  thick  beams 
20.28.they  faw  all  the  thick  trees,and  they 
3  i.3.his  top  was  among  the  thick  boughes 
1  o.fliot  up  his  top  among  the  thick  boughes 
Verfe  14. 
4 1 . 1 2.was  five  cubits  thick  round  about 
2f . thick  planks  upon  the  face  of  the  porch 
26.fide-chamb.of  the  houfe,and  thick  planks 
Hab.z.6.xo  him  that  ladeth  himfelf  with  thick  c'ay 
Zeph.1.1  j. a  day  of  clouds,and  thick  darknefle 
Luke  1 1. 29.  people  were  gathered  thick  together 

1  fyn.iz.  iclittle  finger  (hallbe  thitk.tr  then  my 
2  Chron.  10. 10. 

t&\)t&tt. 
Gen.  22^13  .ram  caught  in  a  thic \et  by  his  horns  m 
Jer,i\.7.tht  lion  is  come  up  from  his  thicket 

ChfCfcctS. 

1  Sam.x  3.6.  hide  themfelves  in  caves  and  thickets 
;ya.9.i8.(hall  kindle  in  the  thic^tsoi the  forrelt 

10.34.cut  down  the  thickets  of  the  forrefts 
y«\4.29.bow-men,they  (hall  goe  into  thickets 
Crjictmeffe, 

2  Chro.\.  f  .the  tbickneffe  of  it  was  an  hand-breadth 
Jer.  {  2.2  i.the  tbickneffe  thereof  was  four  fingers 
£^£.4 1 .9.  the  tbickneffe  of  the  wall  was  five  cub. 

42.10.cb.amb.  were  in  the  tbickneffe  of  the  wall 
<£b<ef. 
Exod.  22.2.if  a  thief  be  found  breaking  up,  and 
7. thief 'be  found,  let  him  pay  double 
8.if  the  thief  be  not  found,  then  the  1 

Eto.24.7  .then  thatfMe/ihall  die 
job  24. 14.  and  in  the  night,isas  a  thief 

30.$.they  cryed  afterthem  as  ahetathief 
P/tf/.50.i8.whenthou  faweft  a  thief,  then  thou 
Pro.6. 3  o.  men  doe  not  defpife  a  thief if  he . 

29.24«whofo  is  a  partner  with  a  thief,  hateth 
Jer.  z.z6.a%  the  thief  is  afliamed,  when  he 
Bof.7.\.ax\d  the  thief  cometh  in,and  the  troup 
Joel  2.?.enter  in  at  the  windowes  like  a  thief 
Zech.  j.4.ihall  enter  into  the  houfe  of  the  thief 
Mat. 24.43.  had  known  in  what  watch  the  thief 
Lukeiz.19- 
a6.;<.are 


T  H  I 


T  H  I 


26.  j  j.are  ye  come  out  as  againft  a  thief 

Ma?l(  14.48. Lnlg  22.J2. 
Litkj  1 2.  3  3. where  no  Jfec/approachcth 
John  10. 1. the  fame  is  a  thief ,3nA  a  robber 
10.  thief coraeth  not  but  for  to  fteale 
1  2.6.but  becaufe  he  was  a  thief ,anA 
1  Thef.^.z.  Lord  fo  cometb,  as  a  tfce/"in  the  night 

4-thac  day  (hould  overtake  you  as  a  thief 
1  P#.4. 1  j.  none  of  you  fuffer  as  a  thief 
z  Pet.  3.  10. day  of  the  Lord  will  come  as  a  thief 
Kw.j.j.I  will  come  on  thee  as  a  thief 
16.1  j.  beholdjl  come  as  athief 

Gen.14.1.  put  thy  hand  under  my  ?foif& 

Chap.  47.  lo. 
9.fervant  put  his  hand  under  the  tfcigfr 
32.aj.ofthe  «feg&,  &  the  hollow  of  Jacobs  thi. 
3 1. he  halted  upon  his  thigh 
3  2.  which  is  upon  the  hollow  of  the  thigh 
becaufe  he  touched  the  hoi. of  Ja.thigh 
N««2.  j.2i.when  the  Lord  doth  make  thy  thigh  to 
2  2. and  to  make  thy  thigh  tot 
27.her belly  (hall  fwell,and  her  thigh  rot 
Judg.  j,i6.girdtt  under  his  raim. on  his  right  thigh 
2 1. took  the  dagger  from  his  right  thigh 
1 5 .8. he  fraote  them  hip  and  thigh 
P/a/,4  j.  j  .gird  thy  fword  upon  thy  thigh 
Cant. j.8.e»ery  man  hath  his  fword  on  his  thigh 
2/0.47. 2. uncover  the  thigh, p^iTe  over  the  rivers 
Jet.^i.xgl  fmoteupon  my  thigh 
Eve\.  2 1. 1  i.fmite  therefore  upon  thy  thigh 

24.4-gather  the  thigh  and  moulder 
Rev.ig,  i6.and  on  his  thigh  a  name  written 

©htgheff. 
Exod  28.42.even  unto  th;  thighes  they  (hall  reach 
Cant.-j.  1 .  the  joynts  of  thy  thighes  are  like  jewels 
Dd».2.32.his  belly^nnd  his  thigbesoi braffe 

<£htmnat5)atl), 
/<»/&.  19.43.Elon,  and  Thimnathatb}anA  Ekon 

Ge B.4 1  .6.feven  J&«z  eats,  and  blafted  with  the 

Verfe  23. 
7.feven  thin  ears  devoured  the  feven  rank 

Verfe  24. 
27.feven  tbin,ax\A  il-favoured  kine  that  came 
Exod.39.1.  did  beat  the  gold  into  thin  plates 
Lev.  1  3 .  3  o.and  there  be  in  it  a  yellow  thin  haire 
1  iCJtf.7_.29.were  certain  additions  made  of  thin 
//^'i7.4.glory  of  Jacob  (hall  be  made  thiu3and 

Ctyne. 
Kco.  1 8. 1 2.  and  filk,and  fcarlet,  &  all  thine  wood 

Gw.  14. 2  j.I  will  not  take  any  thing  that  is  thine 
20.7.thou  (halt  diejand  all  that  are  thine 
3 1.  3  2.difcern  thou  what  is  thine  with  me 
48.6.iflue  thou  getteft  after  them  (hall  be  thine 
Lew.  10.if.it  (hallbe?fe<?,and  thy  Ions  with  thee 
iV«W.i8.9.this  fhallbe  thine  of  themoft  holy  thi. 
1 1. this  is  thine, the  heave-offering  of  their 
1  j. bring  unto  the  Lord  (hall  be  thine 
i4.every  thing  devoted  in  Ifrael  (halbe  thine 
ij.be  of  men,or  of  beads :  it  (hall  be  thine 
i8.and  the  fle(h  of  them  (hall  bzthine 

as  the  right  (houlder  is  thine 
2a.j0.ever  fince  I  was  thine  unto  this  day 
Dent.  1 5 .  j  .thine  with  thy  brother,  thine  hand  (ball 

jo.4.if  any  of  thine  be  driven  out  into 
Jqjh.i-j.  i8.but  the  mountains  (hall  be  thine 

and  the  out-goings  (hall  be  thine 

1  Satn.i.i  j.and  the  man  oithine  whom  I  (hal  not 

I  f  .28.hath  given  it  to  a  neighbour  of  thine 

2  Sam.16.4.  thine  are  all  that  pertained  to  Mephi. 
1 1^8.3.26.1et  it  neither  be  mine  nor  thine,  but 

20.4.I  am  thine,  and  all  that  I  have 
2 1. 1 9. dogs  lick  thy  bloud,  even  thine 

1  Chro.  1 2. 1 8.*te<?  are  we,David,and  on  thy  fide 
21.14 1  will  not  take  that  which  isthine,(or 
z^.n.thine,0  Lord,is  the  greatneffe,&  power 
the  earth  is  thine jtbine  is  the  kingdo.-ne 

P/a/.7i.i6.mention  of  thy  righte.even  ofth.orAy 
74.  i6.the  day  is  thine,the  night  alfo  is  thine 
89.1 1. the  heavens  are  thincjhe  earth  alfo  is  th. 
1 1 9.94.I  am  thine,  fave  me 

l/a.4* .i4-they  (hall  be  thine,  and  they  (hall  come 
6  j .  i9.we  are  thine,  thou  never  bareft  rule 


THI        THI 

Ifcr.i  2.7.Hanameel — thine  uncle  (hall  come  unto  I 

8.  for  the  right  of  inheritance  is  thine 
Mat. 6. 1  j  .for  thine  is  the  kingdome,the  power 

20.14.  take  that  thine  is,and  goe  thy  way 
2  J.2  j.loe,there  thou  haft  that  is  thine 

Lufa  4.7.wor(hip  me,  all  (hall  be  thine 
j.j  j. but  thineeat  and  drink 
1  j .  j  i.and  all  that  I  have  is  thine 
22.42.not  my  will,but  thine  be  done 

John  ij.6.tbine  they  were,and  thou  gaveft 

9.  given  me,  for  they  are  thine 
lo.all  mine  are  thine, and  thine  are  mine 

Ge».r.24.earth  bring  forth  —  creeping  thing 
<?.7.man  and  beaft,  and  the  creeping  thing 
2i.i  1. the  thing  was  very  grievous  in  Abrahams 
24.  jo.  the  thing  proceeded  from  the  Lord 
34.7. which  thing  ought  not  to  be  done 

ip.young  men  deferred  not  to  do  the  thing 
38.10.the  thing  which  he  did  difpleafed      - 
4 1 .  j  i  .becaufe  the  thing  is  eftabliihed  by  God 

j  7. the  thing  was  good  in  the  eyes  of  Pharaoh 
E-W.io.if.remainednotagreen  thingon  the  trees 
i<_..i4.there  lay  a  final  1  round  thing 
1 8. 1 1.  in  the  thing  wherein  they  dealt  proudly 

1 7. the  thing  that  thou  doft  is  not  good 
22.9. or  for  any  manner  of  loft  thing  which 

1  j. if  it  be  an  hired  thing,  itcame  for  his  hire 
J4. 10.  a  terrible  thing  that  I  will  doe  with  thee 

Lev.1.3.  a  thing  moft  holy  of  your  offerings 

, Verfe  10. 
4. 1  j.and  the  thing  be  hid  from  the  eyes  of  the 
6.2.or  in  a  thing  taken  away  by  violence 
4»or  the  thing  which  he  hath  deceitful-gotten 
or  the  loft  thing  that  he  hath  found 
n.2i.yeeatj0fevery  flying  creeping  thing 

44-with  any  manner  of  creeping  thing  that 
1 2. 4. (he  (hall  touch  no  hallowed  thing 
1 3 .  j  4.that  they  wa(h  the  thing  wherein  the  pla. 

58. or  whatsoever  f/wzg  of  skin  it  be,which 
I9.8.becaufe  he  hath  profined  the  hallowed  th. 
20. 17.it  is  a  wicked  thing,  and  they  (hall  be  cut 

2  j.or  by  any  manner  of  living  thing 
27.28.no  devoted  thing  which  ama.i  thall 

Num.  i6-9.feemeth  it  but  1  fmall  ri;i«guntoyou 
1  j. a  fmall  thing  that  thou  hift  brought  us 
3o.but  if  the  Lord  make  a  new  thing,  and 
Deut.i. it-thing  which  thou  haftfpoken  isgood 
12.j2.what  th. (otter  I  command  you,obfervc 
1  j.  i4-if  it  be  truth,and  the  thing  certain,  that 
17-4.it  is  true,and  the  thing  certain,  that 
18.2  2.ifthci'tozg  follow  notjHorcome  topaffe 
the  thing  which  the  Lord  hath  not  fpoken 
3  2.47. not  a  vain  thing  for  you>becaufe  it  is 
,/0/&.6. 18. keep  your  felves  from  the  accurfed  thing 
(elves  accur.when  ye  take  of  the  acc.th. 
7.l.Committed  a  trefpaffe  in  the  accurfed  thing 
Achan— took  of  the  accurfed  thing 
n.they  have  even  taken  o f  the  accurfed  thing 

1  j.an  accurfed  thing  in  the  midft  of  thee 

take  away  the  accurfed  th.from  among 
1 5. he  that  is  taken  with  the  accurfed  thing 
1 4. 6. thou  knoweft  the  thing  that  the  Lord 
22.2c.Achan-coma.it  a  trefpasin  theaccur.rt. 

3  3. the  thing  pleafed  the  children  of  Ifrael 
JuigA.  17 .which  thing  became  a  fnare  unto  Gide. 

19.24  .unto  this  man  do  not  fo  vile  a  thing 
Ruth  3.i8.untill  we  have  finhhed  the  thing 

1  Sam.i-i  i.behold,I  will  doe  a  thingin  Ifrael.at 

I7.what  is  the  thing  that  the  Lord  huh  faid 
4.7. hath  not  been  fuch  a  thing  heretofore 
8.6.but  the  thing  difpleafed  Samuel 
i4.i2.tous>and  we  will  (hew  you  a  thing 
i8.20.toldSaul,and  the  thing  pleafed  him 

2  j.feemeth  it  to. you  a  light  thing  to  be 

2  Sam.3.1  $. but  one  tbing^l  require  of  thee,  that  is 

7.i9.thiswasyet  afmall  thinginthy 
1 1.26.  thing  that  Dav.  had  done  difpleafed  the 
i2.2i.what*/«»gis  this  that  thou  haft  done 
1 3. 1 2.  no  (uchthing  ought  to  be  done  in  Ifrael 

3  3-noc  my  lord  the  king  take  the  thing  to  bis 
14. 1  j .  thou  thought  fuch  a  thing  againft  the  pe. 

1 8.hide  not  the  thing  that  I  (lull  ask-thee 
1  j.  j  J. that  what  thing  foever  thou  lhalt  heare 
17.19.and  the  thing  was  not  known 
1  ^#.14.  J.  wife  of  Jeroboarn  cometh  to  aska  th. 


THI         THT 

16.3 1.  as  if  it  had  been  a  light  thitgfa  him  to 
2  i^ps.z.ro.thou  haft  asked  a  hard  thing 

J.  1 8. but  a  light  thing  in  the  fight  cf  the  Lord 

7.19.  might  (uch  a  thing  be 

20.9.that  the  Lord  will  doe  the  thing  that  he 

1  o.a  light  thing  for  the  fliadow  to  goe 

1  Cfou2.7.who  tranfgreffed  in  the  thing  accurfed 
tl-Ofihing  was  right  in  the  eyes  of  ail  the 
17.17.yet  this  was  a  fmall  thing  in  thine  eyes 

2 3. let  the  thing  that  thou  haftfpoken  concer. 

2  Chro.  29. 3  6.for  rhc  thing  was  fuddenly  done 
3  o.4.the  thing  pleafed'the  king,  and  all 

E tm  7.27.  which  hath  put  fuch  a  tiling  as  this  is  in 
Esther  2.4>and  the  thing  pleafed  the  king 

2  2. and  the  thing  was  known  to  Mordecai 
J.i4.and  the  thing  pleafed  Haman 
8.  j.and  the  th'mg  feem  right  before  the 

Job  3.  z^.thing  which  I  greatly  feared  is  come 
4. 1 2. now  a  thing  was  fecretly  brought  to  me 
6.8.grant  me  the  thing  which  I  long  for 
1 3 .  28.he  as  a  rotten  thing  confumeth 
14.4.WI10  can  btinga  clean  thing  out  of 

2  2.-28.thou  (halt  alio  decree  a  thing,znd  it 
23. 1 4  performeth  the  thing  that  is  appointed 
26.  j  .plainly  declared  the  thing  as  it  is 
28.  to. his  eye  feeth  every  precious  thing 
4 1.7. not  fpoken  of  me  the  thing  that  is  right 

Verfe  8. 
Pftl.i.  i.and  the  people  imagine  a  vaine  thing 

3  J  .1 7  .an  horfe  is  a  vain  thing  for  fafety 
38.10. becaufe  I  follow  the  thing  that  good  is 
89.34.noraltcr  the  th'mg  gone  out  of  my  lips 
10 1.  j,  I  will  fct  no  wicked  thing  before  mine 

PK>.4.7.wifdome  is  the  principall  thing 
22.1  S.for  it  is  a  pleafant  thing  if  thou  keep 
2  j  2.the  glory  of  God  to  conceal  a  thing 

Ectlc.1.9.  the  thing  that  hath  been, it  is  that  which 

there  is  no  new  thing  under  the  fun 

7.8.  better  is  the  end  of  a  thing  then  the  begin. 

8.  i.and  who  knoweth  the  intcrpreta.  of  a  thing 

1 5.  becaufe  a  man  hath  no  better  thine  under 

n.7.thelight  is  fweet  and  a  pleafant  thing 

/y2r.7.ij,isitaftijall^«gforyou  toweary  men 
1  j  .6.the  grafTe  failtth,therc  is  no  green  thing 
17.13.like  a  rolling  thing  before  the  whirle-w. 
29.16.  (hall  the  thing  framed  fay  of  him  that 
21.  turn  afide  the  juft  for  a  thing  of  nought 
40.ij.hetaketh  up  the  ides  as  a  little  thing 
4i.ii.andasaifeg  of  nought 
43 .  i9.behold,I  will  doe  a  new  thing  now 
49. 6. he  faid.lt  is  a  light  thing  that  thou 
j  j.  1 1. it  (hall  profper  in  the  thing  wherto  I  fent 
66.8. who  hath  heard  fuch  a  thing,who 

Jet.  2. 1  o.and  fee  if  there  be  fuch  3  thing 

J. 30. 3  horrible  thingis  committed  in  the  land 

11.13  nave  ye  fct  DP  altars  to  that  thamefu!  th. 

14.14  prophefie  unto  you— a  thing  of  nought 
18.1  j  virg.of  Ifr.hath  done  a  very  horrible  th. 
2 j.  14. in  the  pro.or  Jerufalem  an  horrible  thing 
3 1. 2 2. Lord  harh  created  a  new  th.  in  the  earth 
j8.i4.Iwillatktheearfoittg:  hide  nothing 
42.3.and  the  thing  that  we  may  doe 

4.  that  whatfoever^feg  the  Lord  will  anfw. 
44. 1 7. we  will  certainly  doe  whatfoever^ffzg 
Lam.z.  1 3 .what  thing  (hall  I  take  to  w itnefle  for 

what  thing  (hall  I  liken  unto  thee,  O 
£^f£.8. 14.it  is  a  light  thing  tothehoufeof  Judah 
14.9-when  he  hath  (poken  a  thing,  I  the  Lord 
16. 47. but  as  if  it  werea  vety  little  j/?i»{[,thou 
34.i8.feemeth  it  a  fmall  thing  that  ye  have 
Da».2.j.the  ffc/agisgone  from  me 
8. fee  the  thingis  gone  from  me 
11.it  is  a  rate  thing  chat  the  king  requireth 
1  j.  Ariochmade  the  thing  known  to  Daniel 
17.  and  made  the  thing  known  to  Hananiah 
4. 3 3. fame  hour  was  the  thing  fulfilled  upon 
j.  1  j .  not  (hew  the  intepretation  of  the  thing 

26.this  is  the  interpretation  of  the  thing 
6.i2.the  thingis  ttue,according  to  the  law  of 
10. 1. a  thing  was  revealed  unto  Daniel 

thing  was  true,bur  the  time  appointed 

and  lie  underftood  the  thing 

Hof.6. 10. 1  have  feen  an  horrible  th.  in  the  houfe 

8. 1 2.they  were  counted  as  a  ftrange  thing 
Amos  6. 1 3. ye  which  re  Joyce  in  a  thing  of  nought 
Afa/.i.i4.facrificeth  unto  the  Lord  a  corrupt  thing 
M(3?.zo.20.and 


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T  HI 


THI 


THI 


THI 


THI 


ataub.  jo.io.andi  dpiariRg;  a.cercain  /forifoi  Joiny 
Mm!i  i.i7'.atnong-  tJrcmfeL'faying^Whai^.js  this 

7,i8.whajjfc>8v©Etfei%from  without eHtrech 
L«^e  ihti-  how<j  Qr<what/.fe»g'ye  malLanfwer 
:&£sr5.i4-left  a  w,»rffe;//w#g:cpm2  unto  thee       , 
!    o.jo.  why  herein  is  a  ^marvellous /fe»g  i 
1 3 .19*  (liould  giv«  fane  ftozg  to  the  poor- 
.43.to-i8.an  unlawful!  ftog' for  a  man  that  is  a 
11.12.when  hehad'confider.  the  itegyhecame 
17.11.  to  cell,  or  to  hear  fome  new  thing 
11.15.  that  they  obfervtno  (uch  thing 
2,3.17.  he  hath  a  certain  «fe«»g  to  cell  him 
jj.i^iof  whom  1  have  no  certain  'thing  to  write 
i6.3.  be  thought  a  thing  incredible  with  you 
10.  which  thing  I  alio  did  in  Jeriifalem 
&>»».?<  *o.  (hall  the  thing  formed  fay  to  him  thac 
I  Ctfi".i.io.  diatye  all  fpeak  the  fame1  thing- 
4 . 3  .with  me  it  is  a  ve  ry  (mall  thing  that  I 
8.7 -eat  ic  as  a  thing  offered  unto  an  idoll 
•  14.30.if  any  thing  be  revealed  to  ano.tha:  ficteth 
i  Cor.  ^.j.wrought  us  for  the  felf  fame  thingjs  G. 
7. 1 1  .this  felf  fame  thing  thac  ye  fprrowed  after 
Pbil.t.16.  kc  us  mind  the  fame  thing 
1  Tte/".i.6.fccing  it  is  a  righteous  thing  wiehGod 
f  Heb.10.19-  bloudof  the  coven.— an  unholy  thing 
3 1.  a  fearful!  thing  to  fall  into  the  hands 
I  Per. 4.n.as  though  fome  ftrange  thing  happened 
1  Joint  2.8  .which  thing  is  true  in  hiin,and  in  you 
Rev.  i.I J  •  which  thmg  I  hate 

Any  fgtylwj. 
£01.14.2  3-1  WlH  noc  take  any  zfe'wgthat  is  thine 
18.14.  is  any  thing  too  hard  for  the  Lord 
1 9.11.  do  any  thing  till  thou  be  come  thither 
11. 1  i.ntkher  do  thou  any  thing  unco  the  lad 
30.3 1.  thou  male  not  give  me  any  thing 
39.Q.that  he  kept  back  any  thing  from  me 
2 3. looked  not  to  any  thing  thac  was  under 
Exod.io  .4.  or  any  likenefle  of  any  thing  thac  is  in 

1 7  .nor  any  thing  that  is  thy  neighbours 
t£W.6.7.forgiveh  him,for  any  thi.  that  he  hath  do. 
'    1 1 .  10.  or any  living  thing  which  is  in  the  waters 
43  .with  any  creeping  zfeethat  creepech 
13.48.  or  in  any  thing  made  of  skin 
49,or  in  any  thingot  skin^tis  a  plague 
5 1  .or  in  linnen  ,or  any  thing  of  skin 
j  3. or  in  the  woo£  or  in  any  thing  of  skin  " 
57.  or  in  any  thing  in  the  skin,  it  is  a  fpread. 
5  9. or  any  thing  of  skins/o  pronounce  it 
1 5. 6. that  fitteth  on  any  thing  whereon  he  fat 
10.  whofoever  toucheth  any  thmg  that  was 

1  i.toucheth  any  thing  that  (he  fat  upon 
13. or  inany  thing  whereon  (he  (ittith 

19.16.not  eac  any  thingvihh  che  bloud 
1 1  .iS.or  that  hath  any.thing  fuperfluous 
n,4.whofo  toucheth  any  thing  thac  is  unclean 
j.  whofo  toucheth  any  creeping  thing 
ij.thacbath'any/tfwffg  fuperfluous  or  lacking 
tfumb.17.13 .  whofoe. Cometh  any  thing  neer  unto 

io.  1 9. without  doing  any  thing  elfe^go  thorow 
I     11.38.I  now  any  power  at  all  to  fay  any  thing 

3  j.u.cafr  upon  him  any  thing,  without  laying 
Df«f.4.i8.the  likenefle  ofanyftejgfhaccrccpeth 
z  3  .or  die  litceneffe  of  any  thing  which  the  L. 

2  5  or  the  likenefle  of  any  thing ,  and  (hall 
31. hath  been  an^  fuch*fc'»gas  this  great 

5.8.  or  any  likenefle  of  any  tZwgthatVin 
11  or  any  thingthith  thy  neighbours    ■ 
8.9. thou  (halt  not  lack  any  thing  in  it 
14  3  .thou  (halt  nbteat  any  abominable  thing 
ii. not  eat  of  .any  \hing  that  dieth  of  ic  felf 
1  ^neither  fha'iLthere  any  thing  of  the  fle(h 
i3.i9.ufury  of  any  thing  that  is  lent  upon  ufury 
14.10.dolr  lend  thy  Woth.any  thing,  thou  (halt 
U.i3.  child,  which  have  noc  known  any  thin? 
jfo/&.  21.45  .failed  not  ought  of  any  good  thing 
fudg.  1 1. 1  y.now  art  thou  any  thing  better  than 
j    j^4.and  eat  not,any  unclean  thing 
7  .neither  eac  any  unclean  thing  fat 
1 4-nor  eat  any  unclean  thing;  all  that  T 
i8.7.that  might  put.  them  co  (name  in  any  thing 
,      1 0  .no  wane  of  any  thing  thac  is  in  che  earth 
y  'T#ii0'  there  is  no  want  of  anytWng 
1  Sam.},  1 7-ifthouhide  any  thing  from  m: 
19.,!.^. Saul  fpake  not  any  thing  that  day 
\  ?9-but  the  lad  knew  .not  any  thing'   ; 
l.,.j$l.*Jet  rio'manltnovv  any'tWa^oftne  biifinefle 


ii-i^dec  not  the:king_impMte  any  thingunio. 
25.1 5  .neither  milled  we  any  thing  fo  long  as 
•  jA.^nor  any  thing  that  they  hadxaken  to  them 
i.Sam.  1 3 ,1. hard  for  him  to  do  any  thing  to  her 

iy.i  1.  and  they  knew  not  any  thing 
1  Kj.10.3 .there  was npt  any  thing  hid  frorri che 
1  y.y.and  turnednot.  afide  from  any  thing 
ib.33.obferve  whe.any  thing  would  come  from 
1 Kjn^^.z.  handm.  hath  not  any  thing'm  the  houfe 
1  Chran.z6.i8.  wbofo.  had  dedicated  any  thing,  it 
1  Chron.9. 20. !*  was  not  any  thing  accounted  of  in 

15.19.  unclean  in  anything,  (hould  enter  in 
fob  1 5 .1 1 .  is  there  any  fecret  thing  with  thee 
P/^.34.10.  (hall  noc  wane  any  good  thing 

i4i.4.incline  noc  my  hearc  to  any  evil  thing 
Ecckf  1.10, is  there  any  thing,  whereof  it  may  be 
}.i4.nor  any  ifeff^cakenfrom  it 
j.i.heart  be  hafty  to  utter  any  thing  before 
tf.5-nor  known  any  thing:  this  hath  more-' 
9^5.  hut  the  dead  knew  noc  any  thing 
.tf.for  ever  inany  thing  that  is  done  under 
Jer.i  1.17  is  there  any  thing  too  hard  for  me 
38.-5L.not  he  that  can  do  any  thing  againft  you 
41.11.nor  any  thing  for  the  which  he  hath 
£\e£.44«i8.  not  girdthemfelves  with  any  thing 

3 1 .  prie.  (hall  not  eat  of  any  thing  that  is  de. 
Dd#.3.i9.which  fpeak  any  thmg  amide  aga.the  G. 
Jvmb^.7 .herd  nor  flock  taile  any  thing 
Matt.12.19.2s  touching  any  thing  that  they  (hall 
24.17.  to  take  any  thing  out  of  his  houfe 

Mar\  13.15. 
M  gf\  4 . 1 1  .neither  was  any  thing  kept  fecret 
9.11.  if  thou  canft  do  any  thing 
1 1.1 3.  if  haply  he  mighc  find  any  thing 
itf.8;  neither  faid  they  any  thingtomy  man 
i8.drink  any  deadly  thing,  not  hurt  them 
Luke  8.i7.neither  any  rtogthat  (hall  not  be  made 
19,8.  if  I  have  taken  any  thing  from  any  man 
n.3f. lacked  yeanyffeg?And  they  faid,N°t. 
John  1  3.witkout  him  was  not  any  thing  made 
4«.can  there  any  good  thing  come  out  of  Na. 
7 . 4 .  no  man  that  doth  any  thing  in  fecret 
14.14.ask  any  thing  in  my  Name,  I  will  do  it 
Att.  io.i4.f0r  I  have  neither  eaten  any  thing  com. 
i7-i?.as  though  he  needethany  thing 
1 9 . 3  9 .if  ye  enqu  ire  any  thing  concerning  any 
i  i ^.8. have  I  offended  any  thing  at  all 
1 1  .or  have  commit,  any  thing  worthy  of  dea. 
Kom.^-ii.  lay  anything  to  the  charge  of  G.eleft 
1 3 . 8.  owe  no  man  any  thmg 
14. 1 4.but  to  him  thatefteem.any  thing  unclean 
11.  nor  anything  whereby  thy  brother  flum. 
1  Cor.zi.  deter.not  to  know  any  thing  among  you 
3 .7.neitherls  he  that  planteth  any  thing 
8  .i.thiftk  that  he  knoweth  any  thing 
lo.i^.fay  I  then  that  the  idol  is  any  thing 

offered  irt  facri.  to  idols  is  any  thing 
14.35;.  learn  any  thing,  let  them  ask  their  husb. 
1  Cor.z.  1  o.to  whom  ye  forgive  any  thing 

if  I  forgave  any  thing,to  whom  I 
3.5.10  think  any  thing  as  of  our  felves 
6. 3 .  giving  no  offence  in  any  thing     ■" 
7.i4.if  I  have  boaftcdany  tbingto him  of  you 
Ga!.s  .6 .neither  circumcifion  availeth  any  thing 
Epf>.5.i7.nothav.  fpot  or  wrinkle,  oranyfuch^. 
Phil. 3 . 1 5.if  in  any  thing  ye  be  otherwife  minded 
zThef.i.i.  fo  that  we  need  not  to  fpeak  any  thing 
1  Tim.i.  10.be  any  other  thing  contrary  to' found 
Jum.ilf.  that  he  (hall  receive  any  th.  of  che.  Lord 
r  Joh. 5.1 4.ask  any  thing  according  to  his.will  S 
Rev. 9. 4. neither  hurt  any  green  ffc»zg,nor  any  tree 
ai.17.emer  into  it  any  thing  thataefilcth 
Every  C!j<ng. 
Genli.if-Gbi  made  every  thing  that  creepech 
a8.dominion  overevery  thing  that  moreth 
3  o.to  every  thing  that  creepetb  upon  the 
3  i.God  faW  every  thing  that  he  had  made 
6. 17.  every  tbing'thatis  in  the eawih (ball die    ; 
1 9 .  of  eve  ry  thing  of  all  flefh  ,two.    : 
lo.every  creeping«W»g -^-tb  keep  alive  < 
7. 8. of  every  thingth\t  treepet!h;Upon  ths.earth 

1  i.every  creeping  rfiiMg-^-andeitery  man 
8.1.  God  reraembred  Noahjandevcrylliv.ffe'sg 
1 7. bring ^  forth  wlththee  every  living  thing  . 
and  ey<*y  ireeping  ffci«0!tharcr6opeth 
ij.every  creeping  $feg  wemifordiof  the 
Aaaaa 


2 1  .any  more.every Itving ^,as  Iha v c do 
9.3. every  moving  thing  that  livetb-  (halbe  meat 
Ica.ia.3  y.every  thing  wtiereupdn  any  part 

4i.every  creep  thing  (hall  be^nabbmination 
1  t5>4.every  thing  wherbn  he  fitteth' (halbe  unci 
za,avery.riB»g.thac  (he  lietb  upon  in  her  fep" 
every  thing-that  (he  fitteth  upon 
*  31.37.  every  mwkj  upon  his  day       ■    i..'< 
i7.i8f!every  dev 6ted*tag  is  moft  holy 
Numb,  18.14.  every  thing  devoted  inlfr.  mail  be 
hhsmy,  thing  chat  openeth  the  matrice 
3I'i3-every,^tliat.may  abide  the  fire 
Deut.  1 4.  i^.and  every  creeping  thing  that  fleeth 

23. 9. then  keep  from  every  wicked  thing 
jojh.4. 1  o.untill  every  thing  was  finiihed 
1  Sam.i  5-9-every  thing  that  was  vile,they  deflroy 
J  Sant.i  5. 3 (J.  fend  unto  me  every  tbizg-thai  ye  can 
£^.<f.i3.every  thing  that  had  befallen  him 
Job  i.i.io.in  whole  hand  is  the  foul  ofev.  livMne 
*8.  lo.his  eye  leeth  every  precious  thing 
3 9. 8. he  fearchetb  after  every  green  thing- 
41.2.I  know  that  thou  canft  do  every  thing 
rfal.69.54.and  every  thing  that  moveth  therein 
M5M6.the  defire  of  every  Jiving  thing 
150.6.  every  thing  that  hath  breath,praifc 
Prov.t7.7.  hun.  loul  every  bitter  ihm  is  fweet 
EccleJ. 3.1.10  every  thingiheieisa  feafon 

1 1  .made  every  thing  beautiful!  in  his  time 

1 2.i4.into  judgement  with  every  fecret  thing 

lfatA9,7.eveiy  thing  fown  by  the  brooks  (hall  wit. 

£^-44-*9-cv.dedicate  thmg  in  If.  (lull  be  theirs 

47-?.every  thing  thatliveth.which  moveth 

ewMng  (hall  Jive  whither  the  ri v.  cometh 
Afatt.8.33.told  every  thing  what  was  befallen 
1  Cm:  1. 5,  that  in  every  thing  ye  are  inriched  by  him 
1  Cur.8.7.  as  ye  aboundin  every  tbingjn  faith 
941.  beinginriched  in  every  thing 
10.  s.and  every  high  thing  that  exaltcch  it  felf 
£^.5.14.10  their  own  husbands  in  every  thing* 
Phil.4.6.  but  in  every  thing  by  prayer  and  fupplic. 
1  Tbcf.f.iS.  in  every  thing  give  thanks.      r 
£t/^C^ttg,.See<Et(i.  I 
Good  Cointj  or  Ibingsf,  See  JSoorj. 
Great  <&WS  or  ®l;(ngs,  See  i5ieat. 
Holy  ®f;(nn;,  See  ^oip. 
One  Cijing,  Sec  0ne, 
That  QEWwjr, 
Gw.18.17.  hide  from  Abra.  that  thing  whkh  I  do 
Exod.9.6.Lord  did  that  thing  on  the  morrow 
Lcf.5.5.confefla  that  he  hath  finned  in  thac  thing 
I>£ftf.i7.5.which  have  committed  chac  wicked  thw 
Lulje  9.21.  comm.  them  to  tell  no  man  that  thin? 

1  i.z6.  if  ye  then  be  noc  able  to  do  that  thing 
Kow.l4.22.in  that  thing  which  he  alloweth 

Ihis  €h:ing. 
GW.19.21.  have  accepted  thee  concern,  this  thin? 
20. 1  o.that  thou  ha  ft  done  this  thing 
xi. 26.I woe notwho hath  done  this  thing 
21.16.done  this  tb'mg,an<i  haft  notwith-held 
30. 3 1. not  any  thing,if  thou  wilt  do  this  thing 
34.14.we  cannoc  dp  this  -thing 
41.28,  this  is  the  thing  I  have  fpoken  toPhar. 
44:7.  ftiQuld  do  according  to  this  thing 
Exed.i  ,1  S.why  have  ye  done  this  thing 
2U4.  faid,  Surely  th'^thing is  known    . 

1 5.when  Pharaoh  heard  this  thing,  he  fought 
9.5.10  mor.fhall  the.L.  do  this  thing  in  the  land 
1 2.24.  obfetve  this  thing  for  an  ordina,  to  thee 
16.16.this  is  the  thing  which  the  L.  commanded 
Ver.3i.Chap.35.4.  Lev.8.^. 
8c^.g.8ci7.z.Numb.jo.i. 
I8.i4.what  is  this  thing  that  thou  doft  to  the  pe. 
;i8.for  this  thing  is  tooheavicfor  thee 
23.  if  thou  (halt  do  this  thing, and. God 
'■  29.1;  tbis  is  the  ^i#gthat  thou  (halt^lo  unto 
33.17.do  this  thing  alfo  that  thou  haft  fpoken 
fflfWv32-.20.if  ye  will  do  this  thmg,\(  ye  will 
3tf.tf.this  is  the  thing, which  the  Lord  doth  com. 
Deut.  1.32.  yet.in  thisihifig  ye  did  not  beleeve 
, .  j^.io.that  for  this  thmg  the  Lord  (hall  bleflc  - 
1 5,therfore  I  command  you  this  thing  to  day 
ii.20.but  if  this4hing  be  true,  and  the  tokens 
24.i8itherefore  I  command  thee  to  do.  this  thing 
."-■''  .:  '    ■   ~  yerle  22. 

(3s.47.tJlirough  ;this  thing  ye  (hall  prolong 
Jojb^.z^  9nd.  have-done  this  thing 

22. 24. rather 


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iz.i4>  rachci'  done  it  for  fear  of  this  thing 
Judg.  6.  z$*  one  to  anq.  Who  hath  done  this  thing 
they-faid,Gideon— "hathdone  this  thing 
l  1,3  7.  let  this  thing  be  done  for  me      '    • : 
jo.^.this  {hall  be  the  thing  which  we  will  do  to 
21,11.  this  istheftoȣthatyefhalldo'  ot 
1 S  im, »  o.  2 .  my  father  bide  this  thing  from  me 
a  4.6.  that  I  fhoul4  do  this  thing  unto  my. -ma ft. 
16.1  tf.thisffcflgisnot  good  that  thou  haft  done 
1 8. 10.  no.p'uailh.  happen  to  thee  for  this  thing 
1 3.  Lord  ■done  this  thing  unto  thee  this  day 
1  Sam.x.6.  -hecaufe.  ye  have  done  this  thing 
11.11  .thy  foul  livethjlwill  not  do  this  thing 

a  y.let not  this  thing difpleafe thee 
14.  f.  done  this  things  mall  furely  die-     • 
«S»  beeaufe  he  did  this  thing 
1 2 , 1  will  do  this  tiring  before  all  Ifratl 
1 3 .  20. he  is  thy  brother,  regard  not  this  thing 
14. 1 3.  kingdoth  (peak  this  thmgas  one  which  is 

I  y.l  am  com.  to  fpeak  of  this  thing 
io.hath  thy  fervant  Joab  done  this  thing 
2 1  .behold,  now  I  have  done  this  thing 

14, 3  .my  lord  the  king  delight  in  this  thing 
1  K?»i.»7-is  thisife;»g  done  by  my  lord  the  king 
3.  io.that  Solomon  had  asked  this  thing 

I I  .beeaufe  thou  haft  asked  this  thing 

1 1. 10. commanded  him  concerning  this  thing 
1 2. 24.  for  this  thing  is  from  me 

30.  and  this  thing  became  a  fin_ 
13.35.  after  this  thing  Jeroboam  returned  not 

34.tb.is  thing  became  fin  unto  the  houfe  of  Jc. 
10.9.  but  this  thing  I  may  not  do 
14. do  this  /fczg,Take  the  kings  away 
1  Kj.  j. 1 8.  in  this  thing  the  Lord  pardon  thy  fcrv. 
Lo.  jiard.thy  ferv.in  this  thing 
6.  n .  was  fore  troubled  for  this  thing 
7.i.windows  in  heaven,  might  this  thing  be 
1 1,5.  this  isthe  thing  that  ye  (hall  do 
1 7. 1  x.)  e  (halt  not  do  this  thing 
1  Chron.  i  1 . 1 9.  that  I  ihould  do  tin's  thing  < 

21.3.  why  then  doth  my  lord  require  this  thing 
7. God  was  difplea fed  with  this  thing 

8. beeaufe  I  have  done  this  thing 
z  Chi  on.  1  i.4.for  this  thing  is  done  of  me 

i(?.io.in  a  rage  withhim3becaufe  of  this  thing 

13.4.  this. is  the  thing  that  ye  (hall  do 

Ex^t  93-when  I  heard  this  thing,  I rent  my  garm. 
1  o.z.bope  in  lfrael  concerning  this  thing 
1 3. that  have  trail  fgreffed  in  thisthing 
Xch.x.19.  what  is  this  thingzhat  yc  do 
jfji.^S.7.  Lord  will  do  this  thing  that  he  hath  fpo. 
Jtr.T.xi  .but  this  is  the  thing  that  I  command  them 

u.4.for  if  ye  do  this  thing  indced,then 

40.3.therefore  this  thing  is  come  upon  you 
16.  thou  fliak  not  do  this  thing 

44.4.  oh  do  not  this  abominab.  thing  that  I  hate 
M.ir{  f.  31.  to  fee  her  that  had  done  this  thing 
Litltc  2.1  j. and  fee  this  thing  which  is  come  to  pafle 

x  x.  13.  of  them  it  was  that  (hould  do  this  thing 
John  1 8. 3  4 .  fayeft  thou  this  thing  of  thy  felf 
AR.^.^-why  haft  thou  conceived  this  thing 

16.  xfi  this  thing  was  not  done  in  a  corner 
Rom.i  z.6.  attending  continually  upon  this  thing 

1  Car. 9. 17.  do  this  thing  willingly,  I  have  a  reward 

2  Cot.tx.9i  for  this  thing  I  befought  the  Lp.  thrice 
Pb;/.  1.6  .being  confident  in  this  very  thing 

Unclean  <Jr)ftt(j. 
Uvj.xor  if  a  foul  touch  any  unclean  thing 
7.t9.flefh  that  touchethany  unclean  thing  1 
ii.'foul  that  mail  touch  any  unclean  thing 
or  any  abom.  unclean  thing 
20.21.  it  is  an  unclean  thing 
Dent  .23.1 4.  that  he  fee  no  unclean  thing  ftttbee 
fudg.  1  j4.and  eat  not  any  unclean  thing  ■ 

7.ftrong  drinkjneither  cat  any  uncleaniffe'Bg 
Vetfi:  14. 
fob  i4.4.bring  a  clean  thing  out  of  an  unclean 
lfii.1x.tt.  touch  no  unclean  thing 

^4,6.we  are  all  as  an  unclean  thing 
4tt.to.r4.My  thin?  that  is  common  or  unclean 
2  Cir.6.17.  and  touch  not  "the  unclean  thing 

Gen.f.xi  deftroyed  cattel,and  the  creeping  things 
24.f3.to  her  brot.&  to  her  moth.precious  things 
4?.23  .ten  affes  laden  with  the  good  things  of  E. 

£.m?.40.4.fet  in  order  the  th'mgs  that  are  tp  be  fet 


Lev.+.z,  concerning  things  which  ought  not  to  be 

Vcrfci7. 
1 3 .  concern,  things  which  ihould  not  be  done 
,.  Verfe  22. 

y.2.or  the  carcafe  of  unclean  creeping  things 
1l.2j.bm  ali  other  flying  creeping  things 
2Q.among  the  creeping  things  that  creep 
Numb.^,io.  every  mans  hallowed  things  fhall  be 
18.  8.  of  all  the  hallowed  things  of  the  child. 
D««t.4.9.1eft  thou  forget  the  things  which  thine 
22.3.  and  with  all  loft  things  of  thy  brothers 
16.13.1  have  brought  away  the  hallowed  things 
29.29.the  fecret  things  belong  unto  the  Lord 
32.3  y. things  that  (lull  come  upon  them. 
3  3. 1 3. for  the  precious  things  of  heaven 
i4.for  the  precious  things  put  forth  by 
1  J.  for  the  chief  things  of  the  anc.  mountains 
for  the  precious  things  of  the  laftin.  hils 
!<$•  for  the  precious  things  of  the  earth 
JW15.18.27 .took  the  things  which  Micabhad  made 

1  Sam.i  2. 2 1 .  then  (hould  ye  go  after  vain  things 
1  f  .2 1  .the  chief  of  the  things  which  (hould 

2  Sam.  24.  i  2,1  offer  thee  ^things  :  chufe  thee  one 
1  Chron. xi.  10. 

t  K.i.S.S.1  have  confidered  the  things  which  thou 
7.  y  I  .and  Solomon  brought  in  the  things 
1 5 . 1  y.bro.in  the  things  which  his  fat.had  dedic. 
and  the  things  which  himfelf  had  dedicated 

x  K'-ii-4-mpney  of  the  dedicated  things  that  is 
18.  took  all  the  hallowed  things  that  Jcho. 
and  his  own  hallpwed  things 
17.11.  and  wrought  wicked  things 
^o.  1 3. (hewed  them  the  houfe  of  his  prcc.  things 

1  Chron.q.  2  2.and  thefe  are  ancient  things 
9.3 1  .over  the  things  that  were  madem  the 
x6 ,2o.over  trre  treafutes  of  the  dedicate  things 

t6.ovcr  all  the  trcafures  of  the  dedic.  things 
28.1 2.of  the  treafurics  of  the  dedicate  things 
2o.2.the  goldfor/foagito  be  made  pf 

braffe  for  th.~iton  for  th.  -and  wood  for  th. 

z  Cfoo.i  2.12.  and  alfo  in  Judah  things  went  well 
1  y.i&thc  things  that  his  father  dedicated 
2 1. 3. and  gave  them  precious  things 
24.7.alfoall  the  dedicate  things  of  the  houfc 
29.33.  confecrated  things  600.  oxen 
j  1.1  i.and  brought  in  the  dedicate  things 

Ezra.  1,6.  and  with  precious  th'mgs,  befidcsall 

Efitii  x.  t.their  things  for  purification  be  given 
iz.  other  things  for  the  purifying  of  the 

Job  y  ^.marvellous  things  without  number 
6.7. things  that  my  foul  refufcth  to  touch 

jo.cannqt  my  tafte  difecin  pcrvcrfe  things 
1 2.22.difcovereth  deep  things  out  of  darkneffe 
1 3.2a  only  do  not  two  things  unto  me 

26.thou  writteft  bitter  things  againft  me 
14.r9.thou  walheft  away  the  things  which  grow 
ifi.y.dead  things  are  formed  from  under 
41.30.  fpreadeth  (harp-pointed  things  upon  the 

34.  he  beholdeth  all  high  things 
42.3.  things  too  wonderfull  for  me 

PftUx-i.  the  tongue  that  fpeakcth  proud  things 
I7.2.thine  eies  behold  the  things  that  are  equal 
3  r.18 .  which  fpeak  grievous  things 
3  y.  1 1. to  my  charge  things  that  I  knew  not 
38.1  i.feek  my  hurt,fpeak  mifchievous  things 
4f.  1. 1  fpeak  of  the  things  which  I  have  made 
4.rigl«  hand  (hall  teach  thee  terrible  things 
6o.3.thou  haft  (hewed  tby  people  hard  things 
61  .f:. by  terrible  things  in  right,  wilt  thou  anf.us 
7  x.i  8.  who  only  doth  wondrous  things 
78. 1 2. marvellous  things  did  he  in  the  fight 
86.10.for  thou  doft  wondrous  things 
87.3.  glorious  things  are  fpoken  of  thee 
94.4.how  long  (hall  they  (peak  hard  things ■ 
98. 1  .for  he  hath  done  marvellous  things 
104.2 5. wherein  are  things  creeping  innumerab. 
106.22.and  terrible  things  by  the  red  fea 
113.6.10  behold  the  things  that  arc  irj  heaven 
1 19.18. <behold  wondrous  things  put  pf chy  law 
131  .i.nor  in  things  too  hard  for  me 
1 48.toicreeping  things tmd  all  flying  fowl 

P>w.2»i2.from  the  man  thatfpeak.froward  things 
8.6i'f»r  I  will  fpeak  6f  excellent  things 

open,  ofmy  lips  (hall  be  right  things 
i*.30.fhuttethhiseyestodevife  t~s,<y»iii things 
ai.io.  written  to  thee  excellent  things 


23.16.  when  thy  lips .fpeak  tight  thing  j 

3  3  .thine  heart  (hall  utter  per vc  rfe  tilings 
30.5;  .two  things  have  I  required  of  thee 
xy.arc  ^things  that  are  never fatisficd 

yea,  ^.things  fay  not,It  is  enough 
18.  be  3 .  things  which  are  too  wonder.for  nje 
a r.for  ^.things  the  earth  is  difquieted 
24.be  4.  things  that  are  little  on  the  earth 
29.  be  three  things  which  go  well 
£cctef.i.ii.tio  remembrance  of  former  things 

any  rcmero.  pf  things  that  arc  to  come 
7.2  J-.  and  the  reafon  of  things 
Ifii.  1 2.  % .  for  he  hath  done  excellent  things 
ij.i.for  thou  haft  done  wonderfull  things 

©\make  unto  all  people  a  feaft  of  fat  things 
aS.i^fureiy  your  turning  of  things 

30.10.  prophefie  not  tP  us  right  things 

3  i.8.thc  liberall  devifeth  liberall  tbines 

and  by  liberall  things  (half  he  ftand 
39.2.  (hewed  them  the  houfe  of  his  precious  th. 
41.12  Jet  them  (hew  the  former  things 

or  declare  us  things  for  to  come 
i3.fhew  the  »«»gjthat  are  to  come 
41.9.  former  thin,  are  come  to  paffe,  new  things 

16. and  crooked  things  ftraight 
43.9.  and  (hew  us  former  things 

18.  remember  ye  not  the  former  things 

neither  confider  thcf&ngjofold 
44.7.  and  the  things  that  are  coming 

9.  their  delectable  things  (hail  not  profit 
4y.11.ask  me  of  things  to  come, concerning 

T9.I  declare  things  that  are  right 
46  ^.remember  the  former  things  of  old 

lo.from  ancient  times  the  tbiags  that  arc 
48.3.I  have  declared  the  former  things 

rf.fhewed  thee  new  things t  even  hidden  things 
y6.4.and  chufe  the  things  that  pleafc  me 

61 .1 1.  as  the  gard.  caufeth  the  things  that  are 
tf4.3.when  thou  diddeft  terrible  things  which 

n.all  our  pleafantriw|j  are  laid  wafte 

6y.4.broth  ofabominab.<W»^  is  in  their  veflels 

/«r.2.8.walkcd  after  things  that  do  not  profit 

2.i}.things  that  I  have  given  them  fhall  pafle 

:6.i8.  of  their  deteffab.and  abominable  ihines 

1 9.and  things  wherein  there  is  no  profit 
IP.  y.  and  all  the  precious  things  thereof 
31.  J.  fhall  eat  them  as  common  things 
lam.t.-j.  all  her pleafant  /fo«g.nhat  (lie had 

10.  fprca.out  his  hand  upon  all  her  plea.  tbi. 
1 1. they  have  given  her  pleafant  things  for 

2.l4.prophcts  have  feen  foolifh  things  for  thee 
£^.y.i  1. with  all  thy  deteftable;/;iagj 

7.20.of  tloeir  deteftable  things  therein 

8. 10.  every  form  of  creeping  things 

1 1.  y. for  I  know  the  things  that  come  into  your 
1 8.take  away  all  the  deteftable  things 
2 1  .after  the  heart  of  their  deteftable  things 

16. 1  tf.thc  like  things  (hall  not  come 

22.2  y.they  have  taken  the  precipus  things 
27.14.  thy  merchants  in  all  fortsef  th'mgs 
5 7. 1 3. nor  with  their  deteftable  th'mgs 

3  8.io.fame  time  (hal  things  come  into  thy  mind 
D<w.2.i2.he  revealeth  the  deep  and  fecret  things 
7.1  tf.know  the  interpretation  of  the  things  _ 
1 1.36.  (hall  fp:ak  marv.  things  aga.the  God  of 
3  8.  with  precious  ftoncs,and  pleafant  things 
43.  and  over  all  the  precious  things  of  Egypt 
Hof.2.i8.a  covenantwith  the  creeping  things 
foil  3.y.into  your  temples  my  goodly  plea,  things 
0W.i5.how  are  the  things  of  Efau  fearched  out 

how  arc  his  hid  things  fought  up 
Micih-j.fi.  fhew  unto  him  marvellous  r/;/»gf 
Hdki.14,  as  the  creeping  th'mp  that  h3ve  no  " 
Zedb.4-i0.wh0  hath  defpifed  the  day  of  final  thingi 
Mtttb.6-34.  morrow  fhall  take  tho.  for  theffcfogj 
13. 3y.  I  will  utter  things  which  have  been  kepi 

y  i.  out  of  bis  treafure  things  new  and  old 
16.  23.  thou  fav.  not  the  things  that  be  of  Goc 
2i-.i  y.chief  pr.  and  fcribes  faw  the  wen.  thing 
ii.x  i.rendcr  unto  Ccfar  the  things  that  arc 

Marli'ti.17.  L«^10.2f 

"       r:    unto  God  the  things  that  are  God 

Man\\x.tj.Lu^iy<i\ 

Mark  4.  if  <  and  rhe  lufts  of  other  things  entring  i 

7.1  f.but  the  things  which  come  out  of  him 

8;33.favoureft  not  the  things  that  be  of  God 

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Ufa  1.3. having  had  perfe.3  underft.of  things  from, 
y.26.we  have  feen  ftrange  things  to  day 
tf.4tf.and  do  nocche  things  which  I  fay 
10.z3.whkh  fee  the  things  that  ye  fee 
it.  1  5  .confift.not  in  the  abund.  of  things  which 

48  .and  did  commit  things  worthy  of  ftripes 
13.17 .rejoyced  for  all  the  glorious  things 
i7.9.becaufe  he  did  the  things  that  he 
18.17.  the  things  which  are  unpof.  with  men  are 
j4.nei.  knew  they  the  th.  which  were  fpoken 
19.4z.the  things  which  belong  unto  thy  peace 
21.37. things  concerning  me  have  an  end 
i3,48.beholding  the  things  which  were  done 
24. 1 8.haft  not  known  the  things  which  are 
27.  expounded  the  things  concerning  himlelf 
John  1.5  o.thou  ihalt  fee  greater  things  then 
s.i2.ifl  have  told  you  earthly  things 

if  I  tell  of  heavenly  things 
1 1. 45. and  had  feen  the  things  which  Jefus  did 
itf . 1 3.  he  will  fhew  you  things  to  come 
^tf.i^.and  fpeaking  of  the  things  pertaining 
4.20.  cannot  but  fpe.  the  things  which  we  have 
2  f.and  the  people  imagine  vain  things 
2  2. that  ought  of  the  things  which  he  poflefled 
j  4.  brought  the  prices  of  the  things  that  were 
8.1 2.preaching  the  things  concerning  the  king. 
1  o.  1 2.  and  creeping  things,  and  fowls  of  the  air 
Chap.  1 1.6. 
15.10.from  things  ftrangled,and  from  bloud 
z7.tell  you  the  fame  things  by  mouth 
29.  from  things  ftrangled,  and  from  fornicat. 
15.14.that  (he  attended  to  the  things  which  were 
17.zo.thou  bringeft  ftrange  things  to  our  ears 
18.25.and  taught  diligently  the  things  of  the  L. 
I9.8.perfwa.the  things  concer.thekingd.of  God 
10.22.not  knowing  the  things  that  fhall  befall 

30. men  arife,fpeaking  perverfe  things- 
2l.25.keep  themfel.  from  things  offer,  to  idols 
24.i3i.neither  can  they  prove  the  things  wherof 
itf.22.  faying  none  other  th.  then  thofe  which 
28.24.fome  beleeved  the  things  which  were  fpo. 
Kow.i.2C.invifible  things  of  him  from  the  creation 
being  underftood  by  things  that  are  made 
23-four-footed  beafts,  and  creeping  things 
i.i.thou  that  judged  doft  the  fame  things 
14.  do  by  nature  the  th.  contained  in  the  law 
1 8-apprOvcft  the  th.  that  are  more  excellent 
8.$.after  the  flefh,do  mind  the  things  of  the 

after  the  fpirit,  the  thi.of  the  fpirit 
jS.nor  things  prefent,  nor  things  to  come 
I2.i6*mind  not  high  things,  butcondefcend 

17.  provide  things  honeft  in  the  fight 
14. 1 9.  follow  after  the  th.  that  make  for  peace 
and  th.  wherwith  one  may  edifie  ano. 
1  j.4.whatfoever  things  were  written  afore-time 
X7.made  partakers  of  their  fpirituall  things 
to  minifterunto  them  in  carnall  th. 
Cor.  1 .27  .foolifh  things  of  the  world,  to  confound 
weak^. — to  confound  the  th.  that  are 
i8.bafe  th.— and  th.  which  are  defpifed  hath 
t.9.things  which  God  hath  prepared  for  them 
lo.yea,  the  deep  things  of  God 
1 1  ,man  knoweth  the  things  of  a  man 

th.of  God  knoweth  no  man,  but  the  Spi. 
1  z.know  the  things  that  are  freely  given 
j 3. which  things  alfo  we  fpeak 

comparing  fpir.tbings  with  fpirituall 
14.na.man  receiveth  not  the  th.  of  the  Spirit 
3.  >2.or  things  prefent,  or  things  to  come 
4-f. bring  to  light  the  hidden  things 
£,3.how  much  more  things  that  pertain  to 

4.have  judgements  of  things  pertaining  to 
7.1 .  concerning  the  things  whereof  ye  wrote 
3i.c»reth  for  the  things  of  the  Lord 
3  3.cai?eth  for  the  things  that  are  of  the  world 
34.  unman  careth  for  the  things  of  the  Lord 
ma.  careth  for  the  th.  of  the  world 
8. 1  .now  as  touching  things  offered  to  idols 
j.n.fown  unto  you  fpirituall  things 

if  we  reap  your  carnall  th. 
jo.20.  that  the  things  which  the  Gent.facri.they 
1 3. 1 1. 1  put  away  childifti  things 
1 4 .7.and-  even  things  without  life 

37>  acknowledge  that  the  things  that  I  write 
Itf.r4.let  alt  your  things  be  done  with  charity 
2  Cor.  1 .1 3  .write  none  other  things  unto  you 
y  -       


17.  or  the  things  that  I  purpofe,  do  I 
4.2.have  renounced  the  hidden  things 

l8.while  we  look  not  at  the  Jfo.which  are  feen 

at  the  th. not  (een'JbSeen  are  temporal 

the  rb.not  feen  are  eternall 

f.io.every  one  may  receive  the  th.  done  in  his 

I7.a  new  creatutej  old  things  are  paft  away 
8.2i.providing  for  honeft  things 
lo.7.do  ye  look  on  th.  after  the  outward  appea. 
13.  not  boaft  of  things  without  our  meaiure 
1  j.  not  boafting  of  th.  without  our  meafure 
itf.not  to  boaft  in  another  mans  things 
1 1. 3  o.glory  of  the  th  .which  concern  mine  in  fir . 
G^.i.20.tfoz.whichlwrice  unto  you,  behold,  bef. 
2. 18.  if  I  build  again  the  th.  which  I  deftroyed 
4.24»which  things  are  an  allegory 
y.i7.that  ye  cannot  do  the  things  that  ye  would 
Eph.6.9.ye  mafters  do  the  fame  things  unto  them 
Phil.x.iO.iwy  approve  things  that  are  excellent 
11.  th.  which  bap.untome,havefal. out  rath. 
2.4.100k  not  every  man  on  his  own  things 

but  every  man  alfo  on  the  th.  of  others 
io.o,{L(bings  in  heav.  th.in  earth,  Sunder  the 
2i.not  feek  the  things  which  are  Jelus  Chri. 
3.1.  to  write  the  fame  things  unto  you 

ij.their  fhame,who  mind  earthly  things 

4.8.whatfo.rfc.aretrue,whatfo.rb.hon.whatfo.^. 

whatfo.tfr.pure,whatfo.tMovely,whatf.rfo. 

1 8. received  from  Epap.the  th.iesv.  from  you 

Col.  1. 20.  wheth.  things  in  heaven, or  th.'m  earth 

2. 1 7. which  are  a  fhadow  of  things  to  come 

23.  which  things  have  indeed  a  (hew  of  wifd. 

3.2.affeft.on  thing J.above5not  on  th.on  the  earth 

tf  .for  which  thin  fake  the  wrath  of  G.cometh 

1  Thef.z.i^.fuSeted  like  things  of  your  own  conn. 

2  Tfo/.3.4.and  will  do  the  thi.  which  we  command 

1  Tim.  <j.i$Speakit\g  things  which  they  ought  not 

2  Tim.z.z.things  which  thou  haft  heard  of  me 

3.i4.continue  thou  in  the  th. which  thou  haft  le. 
Tit.i  .j.fhouldeft  fetin  order  the  things  wanting 
1  i.teaching  things  which  they  ought  not 
2. 1. fpeak  thou  the  th. Which  become  found  doft. 
Heb.  i,  1. heed  to  the  things  which  we  have  heard 
I7.afakbfull  high  prieft  in  th.  perta.to  God 
5.1.  ordaL  for  men  in  things  pertaining  to  God 
8.1earned  obed.by  the  things  which  he  fu'ffer. 
tf.^.perfwaded  better  ffo.andfb.that  accompany 
1 8. that  by  z.immuta.  things,  in  whkh  it  was 
8.1.  things  which  we  have  fpok.  this  is  the  fum 
f.unto  the  example  and  fhadow  of  heav. thin. 
9. 2  3-thac  the  pater ns  of  things  in  the  hea  vens 

heavenly  zfo.themfelves  with  better  facr. 
10. 1.  law.  having  a  ftiadow  of  good  th.  to  come 
not  the  very  image  of  the  th.  can  never 
11.1  .faith  is  the  fubftance  of  things  hoped  for 

the  evidence  of  thi.  not  feen 
^.things  which  are  feen  were  not  made  of  thi. 
7. Noah  being  warned  of  G  od  of  th.  not  feen 
2o.blefled  Ja.&  Efau  concerning  th,  to  come 
1 2.24.that  fpeakcth  better  th.  then  that  of  Abel 
27. as  of  thin,  which  are  made,  that  thofe  thin. 
J 'am.  3. 7. and  things  in  the  fea  are  tamed 

1  Pit. i  .12.  minift.  the  ifewhich  are  now  reported 

which  thi.  the  angels  defire  to  look  into 
iS. not  redeemed  with  comip.tbings,  asfilver 

2  Pet.z.iz.  fpeak  evil  of  the  thi.  they  underff.  not 
1  John  2. 1  5  .nei.love  the  th.  which  are  in  the  world 
Rev.1.1.  to  fhew  unto  his  fetv.  things  which  miift 

rewrite  the  things  which  thou  haft  feen 

thi.whkh  are,&  the  thi.which  (hall  be 
2. 1 4.  but  I  have  a  few  things  againft  thee 

Verfe  20. 
to  eat  things  facrificed  unto  idols 
Verfe  20. 
3.i.and  ftrengthen  the  things  which  remain 
4. 1 .1  will  (hew  the  th.  which  muft  be  hereafter 
10.6. who  created  hea.and  the  rfo.that  therin  are 
earth,&i  the  tfo.that  therin  are^fea,&  the  lb. 
21  -4.for  the  former  things  are  paft  away 
22.tf.to  fhew  unto  his  ferv.the  fkwhich  (hortly 
19.(1010  the  th. which  are  written  in  this  book 
All  ®t)(ng0, 
Gw.9-3.as  the  greenherb  have  I  given  youall  th. 
24.  i  .Lord  had  blefled  Abraham  in  all  things 
tf  tf.fervant  told  Ifaac  all  things 
Exod.x^.i  3  .in  all  things  that  I  have  laid  unto  you' 
Aaaa  a  2 


2  5 .22  .ot  ail  things  which  I  will  give  thee  in 

29.3  5.do  accord.to  all  things  I  commanded  thee 
££^.8.3  6.  Aaron  &  his  fonsdidalltowhichcheL. 

Ii.42.hach  more  feet  among  all  creeping  thin»'s 
Num.140.Lev. — over  allthings  that  belong  tolt 

3 1. 20.purific  all  thingi  made  of  wood 
Deut.i.iB.  all  thelhhigs  which  ye  ihould  do 

4.7.as  the  Lord  our  God  11  in  all  thingi  that  we 

1 2.8.  not  do  after  all  the  things  that  we  do  here 

28. 47. for  the  abundance  of  all  things 
48.  and  in  want  of  all  things 
J7.eat  thein  for  want  of  all  things  fecretly 
Jofh.  1. 17. as  we  hearkned  unto  Mofes  in  all^i»gi 

2. 23. told  himalltbmgs  that  befell  them 
Ruth  4.7. concern,  changing,  for  to  confirm  all  th. 
1  Sam.  s.iz.M  things  which  1  have  fpoken  concer. 
i7.of  all  the  thingi  that  he  faid  unto  thee 

19-7-Jonathan  (hewed  him  all  thofe  things 
z  Sam.  1 1.1 8.told  David  all  the  ffo.concer.the  war 

14.20^0  know  all  things  that  are  in  the  earth 

2 3. s .ordered  in  all  thmgs }and  fure 

1  ^.21.26.  according  to  allthi.  as  did  the  Amor. 
1^.1 1. 9. did  according  to  all  things  that  Jehoiada 

i4.3.did  according  to  all  things  as  Joalh  — did 
20.  i  ? .all  the  things  that  are  in  mine  houfe 
i  dvoa  29.14. for  all  things  come  of  thee 

2  Qbro.%.  i.Sol.bro  in  all  things  that  Da.hisfa.had 
23.8. all  ju.did  accord.to  all  th.  that  Jeho.  had 
3 1. y. tithe  of  allthings  brought  they  in  abund. 

Nch.y.e.madc  the  earth,and  all  tbi.that  are  therin 
Eflh.tii  r.and  all  the  things  wherein  the  kmg  had 
Pfal.%. 6. thou  haft  put  all  things  under  his  feet  - 
5 7 \ Zi  unto  God,  that  pcrformeth  all  thi.fot me 
1 19. 12  8.  precepts  concerning  all  th.  to  be  right 
Prov.Tj.x  5.  fhe  is  more  precious  then  all  thin,  thou 
8.1  i.wifdome  is  better  then  all  th.  that  may  be 
j  6.4.  Lord  hath  made  all  things  for  hinjfelf 
2tf.ro,  great  God  that  formed  allthings 
28.|.that  feek  the  Lord, under ftand  all  things 
Ecckf.  1 .8. all  things  ape  full  of  labour 

13.concer.all  things  that  are  done  under  hea. 
7>  if.  all  things  have  I  feen  in  the  dayes  of  my 
9.2.  all  thingscome  alike  toall 

3 .  an  evil  among  all  thi.  done  under  the  fun 
10.191.but  money  anfwei  eth  all  things 
j/#.34.i.and  all  things  that  come  forth  of  ic 
.44.24.I  am  the  Lord  that  maketh  all  things 
66.z.  all  thofe  things  have  mine  hand  made 

and  allthofe  things  have  been 
/<?r.io.i6.  for  he  is  the  former  of  all  things 

Ghap.51.19. 

,  i7.9.heart  is  deceitfull  above  all  things 

21. 14.it  fhall  devour  allffoitfgsroundaboutit 

42.5.  if  we  do  even  accord,  to  all  things  for  the 

44. 1 8.  we  have  wanted  allthings,  and  have 

£^.  i  L25.aU  the  things  that  the  Lo.  had  (hewed 

38.20.  arid  all  creeping  things  fhall  (hake  at  my 

44.30.the  firft  of  all  things  (hall  be  the  priefts 

D<w.2.4o.iron  break. in  pieces,  &  fubdu.  allthings 

Zeph. i.z.confume  allthings  from  off  the  land 

Mattb.7. 1 2.  all  things  whatfoe.  ye  would  chat  men 

1 1 .27  .all  things  are  delivered  unto  mc 

13.4i.out  of  his  kingdome  all  things  that  offend 

17.1 1. firft  come,and  reftorc  all  things 

19.2tf.but  with  God  all  things  are  poffible 

Mm\  10.27. 
21.22.all  things  whatfoever  ye  ask  in  prayer 
22 ,4-all  things  are  ready,  come  unto  the  marri 
23. 20.  and  fweareth  by  all  things  thereon 
28.1  i-unto  the  chief  priefts  all  things  that  were 
20  .teaching  them  to  obfer ve  all  things 
Mark  4.34.exppunded  all  things  to  his  difciples 
6.30.  told  him  all  things,  both  what  they  had 
7.37.faying,He  hath  done  all  things  well 
9. 1 2.  Elias  cometh  firft,  and  reftoreth  all  things 
23.aH  things  are  poffible  to  him  that  beleev. 
1 1 .  11  .when  he  had  look.ro.  about  upon  all  th. 
1 3.29. 1  have  fore-told  youall  things 
14.3*?.  all  things  are  poffible  unto  thee 
Ltihj:  2.zo.praifing  God  for  all  things  they  had 
39.  performed  all  thi.  accor.to  the  law  of  G 
9.43.  wondred  every  one  at  all  things  Jefus  did 
10.22.all  thingsare  deltver.to  rae  of  my  Father 
ii.4i.behold,all^wgJ  are  clean  unto  you 
1 4. 17.  come,  for  M  things  are  now  ready 
1 8.31.  all  things  that  are  written  by  the  proph 
21.22.  all 


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ii.  i 1. all  things  which  are  written  may  b;  fulfil. 
14.44.  that  all  things  muft  be  fulfil.which  were 
John  1 . 3 .  all  things  were  mad;  by  him 

3.3 {.and  hath  given  all  things  in.o  his  hand 
4. 1 5«he  will  tell  us  all  things 

29. told  me  allthings  that  ever  I  did 

45.  having  fecn  all  things  that  he  did  at  Jer. 
-    f.n.meweth  him  all  things  that  himfelf  doth 
10.4  [.all  things  that  John  (pake  of  this  man 
1 3. 3. Father  had  given  all  things  imoh'is  hands 
1 4.16.  he  (hill  teach  you  all  things 

and  bring  all  th.  to  your  rememb. 
15. 15.  all  things  that  1  have  heard  of  my  Fath. 
16,  1  $ .  all  things  that  the  Father  hath  are  mine 

30  now  are  wc  fuie  that  thou  knoweft  all  th. 
1 7.7  .that  all  things  — ihou  haft  given  me 
i8.4»Jcfus — -knowing  all  things  that  fhould 
1 9.18-  Jefus  kno.ving  that  all  things  now  were 
2 1 .17  .unto  him, Lord, :hou  knoweft  all  things 
A5t. 1.0,3,  and  they  had  all  things  common 

3. 1 1 .  until  I  the  tim  s  of  reftitution  of  all  things 

21. him  lhallye  hear  in  all  things 
4.3a  .but  they  hid  all  things  common 
10. 33. to  hear  all  th. that  are  comma. thee  of  G. 

39. we  are  witneffcsofall  things  which  he  did 
13.39.that  beleeve,are  juftified  from  allthings 
1 4. 1 5. made  the  fea,  &  all  things  that  are  therin 
15.4. declared  all  things  that  God  had  done 
17*11.1  perceive  that  in  all  t/?.ye  are  too  fuper. 

14. God  made  the  world,and  all  things  therin 

ij.giveth  to  all  life,and  breath»and  althings 
10.3  5. 1  have  (hewed  you  all  things 
2i.10.be  told  thee  of  all  things  which  are  appo. 
14.1 4,b-h-eving  all  things  which  are  wiitten 
26.1  touching  all  ihethmgs  whereofl  am  accu. 
ft'Wf.S.itf.  that  all  fbi»gJ  work  toge.  for  good  to 
.  3 1.  alfo  freely  given  us  all  things 
1 1 ^.through  h'mrmd  to  him  are  all  things 
l4.i.onebckeveththathe  may  eat  all  things 

10  all  tbi'igs  indeed  are  pure 

1  CoM.io.forthe  fpiritfearchethall/fo'»gJ 

1  5  .he  tint  is  fpirituall  judgech  all  things 
j.2«  .for  all^'i^are  yours 
4.13  .are  the  ofT-fcouring  of  all  tb.umo  this  day 
tf.n.all  th.  are  lawfull  but  all  tb.are  not  exp. 
Chap.10.23i 
all  th.  are  lawfull  for  me,  but  I  will  not  be 
Chap.10.z3. 
8 ,6.the  Father,of  whom  are  all  things 

on  ■  1  o.  Jems  Chr.  by  whom  are  all  th. 

9  1 2  but  fufF  rail  th.  left  we  fhould  hinder  the 

21.I  am  made  all  tb.toall  men,that  I  might 

n  .for  rh=  miftcric,  is  remp.rate  in  all  things 

.10.33.  even  asl  plcafe  all  men  in  all  things 

1 1  2  th.it  you  remember  me  in  all  things 

1 2. but  all  thi.igsare  of  God 
13,7.  beareth  al  1  //««gj,beleemh  a  11  things 

hopeth  a'l  thin,  endureth  all  tin. 
14.26. let  allthings  be  done  unto  edifying 

40  let  all  things  be  done  decently 
1 5. 27  .he  hath  put  all  things  under  his  feet 

all  thi.  are  put  under  him 

28.  when  all  thi.  {hall  be  fubdued  unto  him 

fubjecT:  unto  him  that  put  all  Sunder 

2  CV12.9  whether  ye  be  obedient  in  all  things 

4.1 5  for  all  things  are  for  your  fakes 
5.17.  behold,  al!  thingsare  become  new 

18  and  all  rfoitfgj  are  of  God    " 
6.4-but  in  all  thmgs  approving  your  felves 

10.  as  having  nothing,  yet  poflcfling  all  thi. 
7.1 1. in  all  th.  ye  have  appro,  your  felves  to  be 

I4.biit  as  we  fpake  all  things  to  you  in  truth 

itf.that  I  have  confidence  in  you  in  all  things 
pig.alwa  yes  having  all  fufHciencie  in  all  tli-gs 
n.tf.thorowly  niade  manifcftaro.you  in  all  th. 

9.  in  all  thin.  I  have  kept  my  felt  from  being 
11.19.  we  do  all  things  for  your  edifying 
Ga/.j.io.every  one  that  continueth  not  in  all  thi. 
Eph.  1. icgather  together  in  one  all  thi.  in  Chrift 

1 1  .who  worketh  all  things  after  the  counfel  1 
i  l.hath  put  all  things  under  his  feet 

to  be  head  over  all  things  to  the  church 
3.9.WI10  created  all  things  by  Jefiis  Chrift 
4-io.tharhe  might  fill  all  things 
1  f.  grow  up  unto  him  in  all  things 
1  >i  J.all  r&i».that  are  reproved,are  made  manifeft 


lo.thanks  alwayes  for  all  things  unto  God 
tf.21.ftnU  make  known  to  you  all  things 
Phil. 1. 1 4. do  all  things  without  murmurings 
3 .8  J  count  all  thmgs  but  lofle,for  the  excellen. 
for  whom  I  have  fufFered— -all  things 
2 1. even  to  fubdue  all  things  unto  himfelf 
4.1 2.  every  where4and  in  all  thi.I  am  inftrutted 
1 3.I  can  do  all  thmgs  through  Chrift 
Col.  1 . 1 tf.by  him  were  all  recreated  that  are  in  he. 
all  thin,  were  created  by  him,Sc  for  him 
1 7  he  is  b.fore  all  th.Sc  by  him  all  ^.conlift 
1 8.in  all  thi.  he  might  have  the  preeminence 
2  0.by  him  to  reconcile  all  things  to  himfelf 
3.io.children,obey  your  parents  in  all  things 
n.fervants,obey  in  al]  things  your  matters 
4-9.make  known  unto  you  all  things  that  are 
1  Thef. j. 2 j. prove  allthings:  holdfaft  thatwhich 

1  Tim.j.n.b: — fober/aithfull  in  allthings 

4.8.but  godlinefle  is  profitable  unto  all  things 
tf.13.in  the  light  of  God,  whoquickneth  allth. 
1 7.  who  giveth  us  richly  all  things  to  enjoy 

2  Tim.  1.7. Lord  give  thee  underftaridfeg  in  all  th. 

io.therefore  I  endure  all  things  for-the  elefts 
4. 5  .but  watch  thou  in  all  things 
Tit. 1. 1  f.unto  the  pure  all  thingsare  pure 
2.7.in  all  things  (hewing  thy  felf  a  pattern 
9. and  to  pleafe  them  well  in  all  things 
10.  adorn  the  doct.of  God  our  SavJrtall  th. 
Heb.i.i.  whom  he  hath  appointed  heir  of  all  thi. 
3.upholding  allthings  by  the  word  of  his  po. 
2.8.put  allthings  in  fubjeftion  under  his  feet 

we  fee  not  all  th.  put  under  him 
lO.for  whomarealkfc.&  by  whom  are  all  th. 
i7.in  all  things  it  behoved  him  to  be  made 
3.4.  but  he  that  built  all  ffc»gns  God 
q.i^.all  things  are  naked  unto  the  eyes  of  him 
8. 5. that  thou  make  all  things  accord.to  the  pat. 
9.22.almoft  all  things  are  by  the  law  purged 
13.18.tmft  wehaveagoodconfeience  in  all  th. 
Ja.m.%.\  1.  above  all  things  my  brethren  fwear  not 

1  Per.4-7.but  the  end  of  all  things  is  at  hand 

8.  above  all  things  have  fervent  chanty 
n.that  God  in  all  things  may  be  glorified 

2  Pet- 1.3.  given  unto  us  all  thi.  that  pertain  to  life 

3.4.  all  things  continue  as  they  were 

1  John  2.20.  and  ye  know  all  things 

.  27.as  the  fame  anoint.teacheth  you  of  allth. 
3.20.  greater  then  our  heart,  &  knoweth  all  th. 
iJobn  2.1  wi(h  above  all  th.that  thou  maift  profp. 
Kw.i.2.bare  record  of  all  thingsthat  hefaw 
4.11.  for  thou  haft  created  all  things 
18.14.all  things  which  were  dainty  and  goodly 
%\.%.  behold,  I  make  all  things  new 
7. he  that  overcometh,  (hall  inherit  all  things 
Evil  Ct;ing0,   SeedBfcfl, 
Holy  fHjfrrgg,  See  ^olp. 
Mxny  <Ji)fngs,  See  fljjanp. 
Such  CljWgS. 
iijrfl.12.3tf.lent  unto  them  fuch  things  as  they  req. 
tev.10.19.and  fuch  things  have  befallen  me 
Dent.  2  5.1  tf.  for  all  that  do  fuch  */.»»£*  areanabo. 
J'udg.  1 3-23.have  told  us  fuch  things  as  thefe 
1 5aw.2.23.he  faid  unto  them,  Why  do  ye  fuch  th. 
2&JW.I2.8.  have  given  unto  thee  fuch  S:  fuchfJ? 

2  K_'.I^i9-eat  this  yeer  fuch  th.  as  grow  of  themf. 

2  5 .  1 5 .  fuch  th.  as  were  of  gold-the  ca pt.  of  the 
Nih^.is.no  fuch  things  done  as  thou  fayeft 
Eftb.i.y.whh  fuch  things  as  belonged  to  her 
fob  11.3.  who  knoweth  not  fuch  things  as  thefe 

16.2.I  have  heard  many  fuch  things 

23.14.many  iuchthings  are  with  him 
lfai.66.8.Y/ho  hath  feen  fuch  things 
Jer.i2.i  3.amo.  the  hea.  Who  hath  heard  fuch  th. 
£^e£.i7.ij. fhall  he  efcapethat  doth  fuch  things 
Dan  i.io.nor  ruler,  that  asked  any  fuch  things 
Mca\  7.8.  and  many  other  fuch  like  things  ye  do 

Verfe  13. 

13.7.  for  fuch  things  muft  needs  be 
Luty  9  9.  who  is  this  of  whom  I  hear  fuch  things 

10.7. and  drinking  fuch  things  as  they  give 
8  .eat  fuch  things  as  are  fet  before  you 

1  i.4i,givealms  of  fuch  thingsas  ye  have 

1 3 .i.becaufe  they  fufFered  fuch  things 
John  7.3  r.that  the  peo.murmiired  fuch  things  con. 
«4#.  2  y.i  8 .  brought  none  a  ccufation  of  fuch  things 

28.10.they  laded  us  with  fuch  things  as  were  rie. 


Koun.}  2.  which  commit  luch  ttungs  ate  worthy  ot 

2.2.againft  them  which  commit  fuch  things 

3  that  judgeft  them  tha:  do  fuch  tbingt 

Gri.j  .2 1. do  fuch  things  (hall  not  inh.'rit  tin  king 

Heb.i  1. 14. fay  luch  i/biȣJ,declare  plainly 

1  j.j.and  be  content  with  fuch  thingsas  ve  have 
,  2  Per. 3. 1 4.  leeing  thu  ye  look  for  fuch  things 

Thele  €t)ings, 
J  Gen.  1 5 .  t .  after  thefe  things  the  word  of  the  Lord 
20.8.  Abim.—  told  all  thefe  tkiigs  in  their  ears 
22. i.aftcr  thefe  thugs, that  God  did  tempt  Ab 
20.  after  th.-fe  th.  that  it  was  told  Abraham 
24.18  told  them  of  her  mothers  houf.-  thefj/fc. 
29.  i  3  Jacob  told  Labari  all  thefe  th  ngs 
39. 7. after  thefe  thi  gs,  that  hismailers  wife 
40.i.after  thefe  th>u.  that  the  butler  of  the  king 
4  2-3  <.all  thefe  'things  are  againft  me 
48.1. after  thefe  thing  j,  that  one  told  Jofeph 
Le^.i.8.meat-ofFenng,thatis  made  of  thefe  things 
J.  J-  be  guilty  in  on:  of  thefe  things 

17-anJ  com.nit  any  of  thefe  th.  that  are  f0rb 
1 3.14  defile  not  you  your  fel.in  any  of  thefe  th. 
20.23.for  chey  committed  all  iMc  things 
2tf.13.if  ye  will  ritit  be  reformed  by  thele  things 
tiumb.n.  1 5- thefe  things  are  the  burd.of  the  fons  of 
1 5-'3-lhall  do  thefe  thmgs  after  this  manner 
2939.  thefe  thmgs  ye  fhall  do  unto  the  Lord 
^•^•thefeffc.lhall  be  for  a  ftat.of  judgement 
Oeut.o..io.ar\i  all  thefe  things  are coimt  upon  me 
18. 11. all  that  do  thefe  thingsare  an  abomina. 
3Q.i.when  all  thefe  things  are  come  upon  thee 
fcjh.i.x  1 -had  heard  thefe  'thi.  our  hearts  did  melt 
24. 19.  to  palle  after  thefe  thi  gs  that  Jofh.  died 
/Wg.U^.nei.would-'he  have  (hewed  us  thefe  //;. 
1  ^M.ijjy.andhis  wife  had  toldhlm  thed  things 
1  Sam.  1 3  1 1  .Da  v  heard  of  all  thefe  things  ,he  was 
23. 17. thefe  thing s  did  thele  3-nvghty  men 

1  Ch.on  11.  to. 
22.thefeffe»^did-Ben.— and  had  the  name 
1  Cbron.ti.14. 
i4.23.thefe  things  did  Araunah  as  a  king 

1  ^.i7.i7.af:erth.fe/^J,that  thefonofthe 

1 8. 3 6. that  1  have  done  all  thefe ffc.at thy  word 

21. 1',  after  thefe  things ^that  Nab.  the  Jczreelite 

i*C'-i3-  x7-&  procl. thefe  rfc.whichthou  haft  done 

29.1 7.  I  have  willingly  offered  all  thefe  things 

1 9.  to  do  all  thefe  things,  &  to  build  the  paL 

2  £fc'«.3.3.now  thefe  are  the/teffwherin  Sol. was 

3i.i.after  thefe  r&^gx-Senna.-came  &  entred 
Eya  7.  i.aftcr  thefe  thingsjn  the  reign  of  Artaxcr. 

9-i-when  thefe  things  were  doneythe  princes 
We/j.i3.i6.didnot  Sol  the  k.of  If.fin  by  thefe  thi. 
Efih/Lji  after  thefe  th. when  the  wra.  of'ki.  Ahafu. 
3. 1  .af  er  thefe  things  did  k.  Ahafuerus  promote 
9.20.and  Mordecai  wrote  thefe  things 
fob  8. 2. how  long  wilt  thou  fpeak  the  "e  things 
10.13.  thefe  things  haft  ihou  hid  in  thine  heart 
33.29.all  thefe  rfo«z.worketh  G.often.with  man 
P/a/.i i.y-lie  that  do;h  thefe  tb.ftial  never  bemov. 
42.4.  when  I  remember  thefe  things }  I  pour  out 
50.21.  thefe  things  haft  thou  done,  &  I  kept  fil. 
PJw.14.23.  thefe  things  alfo  belong  to  the  wife 
Fcclef.i  1 .9.for  all  thefe  things  God  wil  bring  thee 
ifokj  8.16.O  Lord,by  thefe  things  men  live 

in  all  thefe  things  is  the  life  of  my  fpiric 
4o.2tf.behold,who  hath  created  thefe  things 
42.itf.  thefe  things  will  I  dountotheni 
45.7.I  the  Lord  do  all  thefe  things 
47-7.di'dft  not  lay  thefe  things  to  thy  heafc 
9  thefe  2.  things  (hall  come  to  thee  in  a  mo. 
1 3 .  and  fa  ve  thee  from  thefe  things  that  fhall 
48. 1 4. which  amo.themhath  declared  thefe  th. 
JX.  19. thefe  i.things  are  come  unto  thee 
tf4.12.wilt  thou  refrain  thy  felf  for  thefe  things 
Jer  3.7.I  faid  after  fhe  had  done  all  thefe  things 
4.i8.thv  doings  have  procured  thefe  things 
5.9.  fhall  I  not  vifit  for  thefe  things 

i9.doth  the  L.  our  God  all  theferfc.  unto  us 
a 5. your  iniquities  have  turned  away  thefe  th. 
29.  fhall  I  not  vifit  for  thefe  things 

Chap.  9.  9. 
9.24.  for  in  thefe  things  I  delight,  faith  the  Lo. 
1 3. 2 2. wherefore  come  tMethings  upon  me 
14.it.  for  thou  haft  made  all  thefe  things 
20. 1.  heard  that  Jerem.  propnefied  thefe  things 
2tf.  10. princes  of Judah  heard  thefe  things 

30.i5J-iave 


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,0.15.1  have  done  thefe  £tags  unto  thee 
tJLi.iiJ.  for  thefe riwȣ$i  weep 

I7  tor  ihzk  things  our  eyes  are  dim 

Exlk  1 6 ■  5 ° •  feing  thou  doft  a11  thefe  th'm& 
4  5 .  but  haft  tretted  me  in  all  thefe  things 
i7.1a.know  ye  not  what  thefe  things  mean 

jg.done  all  thefe  things, he  mail  not  efcape 
18.10.that  doth  the  like  to  any  one  of  thefe  th. 


2-3-5 


o.do  thefe  things  unto  thee,  becaufethou 
,  1  ?.tell  us  what  thefe  things  are  to  us 
nan.  i  00*  -that  holdeth  with  me  in  thefe  £%* 
x j,. 7. all  thefe  tfcj«g5  fhall  befinifhed 
8  .what  mall  be  the  end  of  thefe  things 


Hof.  1 4-9-and  he  mall  underftand  thefe  things _ 
Zccb  8. 1  a. remnant  of  this  peo.  to  pof.  all  thefe  th. 
16.tb.efe  are  the  things  which  ye  fhall  do 
n  .for  all  thefe  are  things  that  I  hate 
Mattb  I'.ao.while  he  thoughton  thefe  things 
1 3. 'Herod  heard  thefe  things  he  was  troubled 
6  Va.ior  after  all  thefe  ttings  do  the  Gent,  feek 
that  ye  have  need  of  all  thefe  things 
1  j  .  all  thefe  things  fhall  be  added  unto  you 
■*."  Luk.en.31. 

9.i8.while  he  fpake  thefe  things  unto  them 
ji,!,.  hid  thefe  things  from  the  wife  and  prud. 
1 2. 34.  all  thefe  th.  fpake  Jefus  unto  the  mult. 
5  i.havc  ye  understood  all  thefe  things 
5  6  .whence  then  hath  this  man  all  thefe  things 
1 5.  zo.thefe  are  the  things  which  defile  a  man 
19ao.aH  thefe  th.  have  I  kept  from  my  youth 
zi.a5.by  what  authority  doft  thou  thefe  things 
a4.tell  you  by  what  authority  I  do  thefe  thi. 
a7.nei.teli  I  you  by  what  auth.  I  do  thefe  th. 
Mar\  11.33. 
t3.36.all  thefe  things  fhall  come  upon  this  gen. 
a4.a.]ef.faid  unto  them,  See  ye  not  all  thefe  th. 
3  .tell  us ,  when  fhall  thefe  things  be 
6. all  thefe  things  muft  come  to  pafle 
3  3  .when  ye  fhall  fee  all  thefe  things 
34.tillall  thefe  things  be  fulfilled 
,Mark  a.-8.why  reafon  ye  thefe  things  in  your  hearts 
4. 11. all  thefethmgs  are  done  in  parables 
6.a.faying,From  whence  hath  this  man  thefe  th. 
1  i.a8.by  what  authority  doft  thou  thefe  things 
gave  thee  this  author  .to  do  thefe  things 
29.by  what  authority  I  do  thefe  things 

1i3.4.tell  us,when  fhall  thefe  things  be 
figne  when  all  thefe  things  fhall  be  fulfil. 
19.  when  ye  fhall  fee  thefe  th.  come  to  pafle 
3o.not  pafle,  till  all  thefe  things  be  done 
Lu\c  i.ao.untill  the  day  that  thefe  th.be  perform. 
a,i9,but  Mary  kept  all  thefe  things 
4.a8.heatd  thefe  things ,werc  filled  with  wrath 
5 .17. and  afterthefe  things  he  went  forth 
79.when  Jefus  heard  thefe  things  fre  marvelled 
1  S.difcip.of  John  fhewed  him  of  all  thefe  th. 
8.8  .and  when  he  faid  thefe  thing',  he  cried 

1 0.1.  after  thefe  things  the  Lord  appointed 
2 1. hid  thefe  things  from  the  wife  and 

•    1 1. 27- came  to  pafle  as  he  fpake  thefe  things 
53. faid  thefe  things  unto  them,  the  fcribes 
12.30.  all  thefe  things  do  the  nations  feek  after 
that  ye  have  need  of  thefe  things 
all  thefe  things  fhall  be  added  unto  you 
13.17.faid  thefe  things,  all  his  adverfarieswere 
14  .tf.could  not  anfwer  him  again  to  thefe  things 
15. fat  at  meat  with  them,  heard  thefe  things 
ai.fer.came  and  fhewed  his  Lord  thefe  things 
1  ?.26.and  asked  what  thefe  things  meant 
i6.t4.heard  all  thefe  things, 8c  they  derided  him 
1 8.aa.when  Jefus  heard  thefe  things,  he  faid 

34.  and  they  underftood  none  of  thefe  things 
19 .1 1  .and  as  they  heard  thefe  things,be  added 

20.2.  by  what  authority  doft  thou  thefe  things 
S.ne.tel  I  you  by  what  autho.I  do  thefe  things 

2i.6.as  forthefe  things  which  yebehold 

7  .but  when  fhall  thefe  things  be 

what  figne,when  thefe  th.w'Al  come  to  pafle 

9 .  for  thefe  things  muft  fir  ft  come  to  pafle 

28.when  thefe  things  begin  to  come  to  pafle 

31.  when  ye  fee  .thefe  things  come  to  pafle 

36.  to  efcape  all  thefe  things  that  fhall  come 
23.31.  if  they  do  thefe  things  in  a  green  tree 
49.ftood  afar  offbeholding  thefe  things 
24.9. told  all  thefe  things  unto  the  eleven 

io.  which  told  thefe  things  unto  the  Apoftles  VPhil.^.^.be  any  praife,th!nk  on  thefethings 
^jj    Aaaaa  3 


14.  of  all  thefe  things  which  had  happened 
2  i.tHe  third  day  fince  thefe  things  were  done 
2(S.ought  not  Chrift  to  have  fufrered  thefe  th. 
48.  ye  are  witnefles  of  thefe  things 
John  1.28.  thtfe  thingswtte  done  in  bethabara 
i.i6.take  thefe  things  hericejrriake  hot  rnyFath„ 

1 8.feeing  that  thou  doft  thefe  things 
3. 9. faid  unto  him,Howcan  thefe  things  be 
ro.a  matter  of  lfr.&  knoweft  not  thefe  things 
22.  after  thefe  things  came  Jefus  &  hisdifcip. 
5  .16.  had  done  thefe  things  on  the  fabbath  day 

34.thefe  things  I  fay5that  ye  might  be  fa  ved 
6.1 .  after  thefe  things  Jefus  went  over  the  fea  : 

5"9.thefe  thingshid  he  in  the  fynagogtie 
7. 1. after  thefe  things, ]e(us  walked  in  Galilee 
4.do  thefe  things, (hew  thy  felf  to  the  world 
8.28.  Fath.hath  taught  me,  I  fpeak  thefe  things 
II.  1 1  .thefe  things  faid  he,and  after  that  he 
ii.l&thefe  things  underftood  not  his  difciples 
rememb.they  that  thefe  tb.werc  written 
that  they  had  done  thefe  things  unto  them 
36. ihefe  things  fpake  Jefusjand  departed 
41. thefe  things  faid  Efaias,when  he  faw  his 
13.17.know  thefe  things,  happy  are  ye,if  ye  do 
1 4.2  5. thefe  things  have  I  fpoken  unto  you 

Chap.iy.n.&  iis.i, 
15. 17. thefe  things!  command  you,  that  ye  love 

21  .all  thefe  things  will  they  do  Unto  you 
i6.3-thefe  things  will  they  do  unto  you 
4.but  thefe  things  have  I  told  you 

thefe  th.l  faid  not  unto  you  at  the  begin. 
6.becaufe  I  have  faid  thefe  things  unto  you 
25.  thefe  things  have  I  fpo.  unto  you  in  prov. 
33.  thefe  things  have  I  fpoken  unto  you,  that 
1 7. 1 3. and  thefe  things  I  fpeak  in  the  world 
1 9. 24  .thefe  things  therefore  the  fouldiers  did 
$6.thefetbings  were  done  that  the  fcripture 
20.i8.thathe  had  fpoken  thefcthings  unto  her 
21. 1.  after  thefe  things  Jefus  fhewed  himfelf 
24.this  is  the  difcip.  which  teft-ofthefe  things 
Aff'i-9-  when  he  had  fpo.  thefe  things,  while  they 
5.5.  fear  came  on  all  them  that  heard  thefe  thi. 
1  i.and  upon  as  many  as  heard  thefe  things 
24-and  the  chief  priefts  heard  thefe  things 
3  t.we  are  his  witnefles  of  thefe  things 
7. 1. faid  the  high  prieft,  Are  thefe  things fo 
5  o  .hath  not  my  hand  made  all  thefe  things 
54.  heard  thefe  th.  they  were  cut  tb  the  heart 
8.24.that  none  of  thefe  things  which  ye  have 
10.8.  had  declared  all  thefe  things  unto  them 
11.18.  when  they  heard  thefe  things  they  held 

2a.  tidings  of  thefe  things  came  unto  the  ears 
12.17. go  fhew  thefe  things  unto  James 
14.15.  firs,  why  do  ye  thefe  things 
15.17.  faith  the  Lord  who  doth  a  11  thefe  thing 
a8.upon  you  no  gre.bur.  then  thefe  neccf.th. 
17.8. rulers  of  the  city,when  theyheard  tbefeth. 
ao.know  therefore  what  thefe  things  mean 

18. 1  .after  thefe  things  Paul  departed  from 
19. 21  .after  thefe  things  were  ended.Paul  purp. 

36. feeing  that  thefe  things  cannot  be  fpoken 

20.2  4.but  none  of  thefe  things  move  me 
2i.i2.heard  thefe  things  froth  we  and  they 
23.22.that  thou  haft  fhewed  thefe  things  to  me 
2  4.8. take  knowledge  of  all  thefe  things 

9.  faying,  that  thefe  things  were  fo 
22.  when  Felix  heard  thefe  things,  having 
2f.9.there  be  judged  of  thefe  things  before  me 

1  i.be  none  of  thefe  things  whereof  thefe 
26.  itf.awitneffe  both  of  thefe  ifegj  which 
26.for  the  king  knoweth  of  thefe  things 
that  none  of  thefe  ffo.are  hidden  from  him 
/J0OT.8.3  i«what  fhall  We  then  fay  to  thefe  things 
10.5.  man  thatdoth  thefe  th.  fhalllive  by  them 
14.18.he  that  in  thefe  things  ferveth  Chrift 
iCo>:.4.6.thefe  (fe'Wgibreth.I  have  in  a  figure  tran. 
14.I  write  not  thefe  things  to  fliame  you 
2.8. fay  I  thefe  things  as  a  man,  or  faith 
1 5.but  I  have  ufed  none  of  thefe  things 
ne.have  I  written  thefe  things  that  it  fhould 
io.6.now  thefe  things  are  our  examples 
1 1. all  thefe  things  happened  unto  them  for 
2  Cor. 2. 1 6. and  who  is  fufficieht  for  thefe  things 

13.10.  thereforeT  write  thefe  tbingj;  being  abf. 
Eph.f  ^.beeaufeof  thefe  thirds  cometh'  the  Wrath 


Cfl/.3'.i4.and  above  all  thefe  things  put  ori  chanty 
z  Thef.itf.yet  with  yt>u;l  told  you  thefe  things 

1  Tim.}.i 4. disk  things  write  I  unto  thee,hop"ing 
4.6.  brethren  in  remembrance  df  thefe  tilings 

ii.thefe  things  command  and  teach 

it  5. meditate  upon  thefe  things 
f.-j  .thefe  things  give  in  chargejthat  they  may 

io.that  thou  obferve  thefe  things  without 
6. 2.tiiefe  things  teach  arid  exhort 

1 1  .thoU,Q  man  of  God,flee  thefe  things 

2  Tim.  r.i  tl  for  the  which  I  alfb  fnSer  thefe  things 
2. 14 iof  thefe  things  put  them  in  remembrance 

Tit.t.i^. thefe  things  fpeak  and  exhort 

j.8.thefe  things  I  will  that  thou  affirm  conftan. 
thefe  th.  are  good  and  profitable  unto'  men 
Heb.7. 1 3  .he  of  whdm  thefe  things  ate  fpoken 
9.6.when  thefe  things  were  thus  ordained 
Jam-^oXhefe  things  oughtnot  fo  to  be      > ' ' 
a  Pef.ii8.if thefe  things  be  in  you,and  abound 
9.he  that  lacketh  thefe  things  is  blind 
10.  if  ye  do  thefe  things,  ye  ihall  never  fall 
1 2.to  put  you  alwayes  in  remem.of  thefe  th. 
1 5. to  have  thefe  things  alwayes  in  remembr. 
3.1  i.feeing  then  that  all  thefe  things  fhalbe  dif 
16.  fpeaking  in  them  of  ihele  things 
1 7. feeing  ye  know  thefe  things  before 
i  John  1.4.  and  thefe  things  write  we  unto'you 
i.i.thefe  things  write  I  unto  you,  that  ye  fin  not 

26 .thefe  things  have  I  written  unto  you 
f  ii3.thefe  ihhgs  have  I  written  unto  you 
fow.a.i.  thefe  things  faith  he  that  holdeth  7.  ftars 
8.write  thefe  things  faith  the  firft  and  lafi 
1:. angel  of  the  church  in  Perg.write  thefe  th. 
18.ang.of  the  church  in  Thyac.  write  thefe  th. 
3.r.angel  of  the  church  in  Sard,  write  thefe  th. 
7.ahg  of  the  church  in  Phil.write  thefe  things 
i4.ang.0f  the  church  in  Laod.  write  thefe  th. 
7.i.after  thefe  things  I  faw  four  angels 
1 8. 1  .after  thefe  things  I  faw  another  angel 

1 5 .  merchants  of  thefe  th.  which  were  made 
1 9. 1  .after  thefe  things  I  heard  i  great  voice 
aa.8.1  John  faw  thefe  things,  and  heard  them 
feet  of  the  angel  which  (hewed  me  thefe  tb, 
i6.to  teftifie  unto  you  thefe  things  in  the 
i8.ifany  man  fhall  adde  unto  thefe  things 
20.be  which  teftifieth  thefe  things  faith 
Thofe  €t)fns0. 
Exod.19.j3.  ea'  thofe *&i»gr  wherwith  the  atonem. 
£.01.14. 1 1  .fhall  prefent  thofe  things  before  the 
1  y.io.hc  that  beareth  any  of  thofe  things  fhall 

27.  toucheth  thofe  things  fhall  be  unclean 
22.2.in  thofe  things  which  they  hallow  unto  tne 
De;/f.29.29thofe  things  which  are  revealed  belong 
,/#/&.  1 1. 1. when  Jabin— -heard  thofe  things  fre  fent 
2  J^.i.i7.9.child.ofIfrael  did  fecretly  thofe  things 
I- 'fed.  1 07. 43. ^and  will  obferve  thofe  things:even 
7/(j.i56.2.thofe  th.bath  mine  hand  made,all  thofe  th 
E^c^.42 . 1 4,appro.to  thofe  things  which  are  for  the 
M.0&- ! '  -4'g0  anc'  ^hevv  Jor,n  again  thofe  things 

1 3. 17.  to  fee  thofe  things — to  hear  thofe  things 

15.18.  thofe  things  which  proceed  out  of  the 
27.54.faw — thofe  things  that  were  donf,they 

Mark,  r>44-  offer  for  thy  clean fingthofe/i.  which 

1 1.23-beleeve thatthofe things  whichne  faith 
Luke  i .  1  .to  fet  in  order  a  declar.of  thofe  t/>.wh?ch 
4.  know  the  certainty  of  thofe  things  wherein 
45.  a  perfor.  of  thofe  th.  which  weretojd  her 
2.i8.wondred  at  thofe  th.vthich  were  told  them 
33-Jofeph  and  his mo.maryell.at  thofetfo'^ 
9. l6.zx\y  otthofe  things  which  they  hadfeen 
10.24.  to  fee  thofe  th.  which  ye  fee,  &  have  not 
.  to  hear  thofe  rff.which  ye  near,  &  have  not 
1 2.20.  then  whofe  fhall  thofe  things  be  which 
17.TO.when  ye  fhall  have  done  all  thofe f/wajj 
21 ,26.  and  for  looking  after  thofe  things  which 
23.14.  touching  thofe  things  whereof  ye  accufe 
John  8.26J  fpeak  to  the  world  thofe  things  that  I 
29.1  do  alwayes  thofe  things  that  pleafe  him 
AU.%.  18.  but  thofe  things,  which  God  before  had 
8.6.gave  heed  unto  thofe  things  that  Philip  fpa. 
13:45.  fpake  agai.thofe  things  which  were  fpo. 
lf.it.  whether  thofe  things  were  fo 
i8.i7.Gallio  cared, for  none  of  thofe  things 
21. aaand  all  may  know  that  thofe  things 
ig.i6.  of  thofe  things  in  the  which  I  will.appear 
27.1  l.more  then  thofe  things — fpoken  by  Paul  i 
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z8.31.and  teaching  dbofe  things  which  concern 
Rom.1.2.8. to  do  thofe  things  which  are  not  conven. 
4.1 7.and  calleth  thofe  things  which  be  not 
6.21  .what  Fruit  had  ye  in  thofe  things 

the  end  of  thofe  things  is  death 
1  y .i7«in  thofe  things  which  pertain  to  God 
i8.notdare  to  fpeak  any  of  thofe  things 

1  Cor.  8-4-as  concerning  the  eating  of  thofe  things 

io.to  eat  thofe  tin.  which  are  offered  to  idols 

2  Cor.  1,1.28  .befides  thofe  things  which  are  without 
Eph.  y.i  2.3  fhame  even  to  fpeak  of  thofe  things 
Phil.  3.13  .forgetting  thofe  things  which  arc  behind 

reaching  forth  unto  thofe  things  which 
4.9,  thofe  «Av??g5  which  ye  have  both  learned 
C0/.2.1  8.intruding  into  thofe  things  which  he  hath 

3. 1  .feek  thofe  things  which  are  above 
Hcb.  3 . 5.  for  a  teftimony  of  thofe  things  which  are 
1  z.27.fig.the  removing  of  thofe  things,  which  are 
thofe  things  which  cannot  be  fliaken 
fames  z.i6.give  them  not  thofe  things  needfull 
i  John  3 ,22.do  thofe  things  that  are  pleafing 
1  John  8.  that  we  lofe  not  thofe  things  which  we 
Jude  i  o.thefe  fpeak  evil,  of  thofe  things  which 

in  thofe  things  they  corrupt  themfelves 
Kew.L3.and  keep  thofe  things  written  therein 
no.fear  none  of  thofe  things  which  thou  (halt 
10.4.  feal  up  thole  things  which  the  7.  thunders 
20.1 2.the  dead  were  judged  out  of  thole  things 
Unclean  <£htng0. 
Hof.9.3.  they  fhall'eat  unclean  things  in  Afiyria 

what  failings, 
Exod.  10.2.  what  things  I  have  wrought  in  Egypt 
Mat.6.2.  Fat.knoweth  what  things  ye  have  need  of 
Mark.  9-9.  tell  no  man  what  things  they  had  feen 
10.3  2.  tell  them  what  things  {hould  happen 
1 1.24  what  things  foever  ye  defire,  when  ye  pr. 
Luke  7.22.  tell  John  what  things  ye  have  feen 
24. 1 9.he  faid  unto  them, What  things 
3  y.  told  what  things  were  done  in  the  way 
John  y.i^.what  things  foever  he  doth,thefe  alfo 
io.6.underftood  not  what  things  they  were 
11.46.and  told  them  what  things  Jefus  had  done 
AB.zi.i  9. vihzt  things  G.  had  wro.amo.che  Gent. 
Phil.3  -7.what  things  were  gain  for  me3thofe  I 


GfW.40.14.but  thinly on  me,  when  it  fhalbe  well 
Numb.  36. 6. let  them  marry  to  whom  they  thinly 
z  Sam.i  3.33  .to  think  that  all  the  kings  fons  are 
1  Cfcro;?.  13. 8  .now  ye  think  to  withftand  the  kingd. 
Neb,1,. 19 -think  upon  me> my  God,  for  good 
6.6.  that  thou  and  the  Jewes  think  to  rebell 
i^.tbinkthou  upon  Tobiah,  and  Sanballat 
Eftb.4, 1 3.  think  not  with  thy  lelf  that  thou  fhalt 
Job  31. 1. why  then  (hould  I  think  uP°n  a  maid 
4t  .31. one  would  think  the  deep  to  be  hoary 
EcckfZ.  1 7. though  a  wife  man  think  to  know  it 
l/ai.io.7.neithcr  doth  his  hezxttbink  fo 
Jr^,.23.i7.?fo"»^tocaufemy  pe.to forget  my  Name 
29.1  i.I  know  the  thoughts  that  I  think  tow.you 
EX^k  3  8  • l  o.and  thou  fhalt  think  an  evil  thought 
Dan.y  .2? .and  think t0  change  times  and  lawes 
Jonah  1  %6.that  God  will  think  upon  us,that  we 
Zee/?,  i,  1. 1 2,  if  ye  think  good,give  me  my  price 
Matt.1.9  .thinknot-to  fay  within  your  felves 
y  .xj. think  not  that  I  am  come  to  deftroy  the 
6. 7. think  they  (hall  be  heard  for  their  much 
9.4.wherefore  think  ye  evil  in  your  hearts 
10.34.  think  not  tnat  I  am  come  to  fend  peace 
18.  i2.how  think  ve?  ^  a  man  have  an  hundred 
2 1.28.  what  think  you  ?  A  certain  man  had  two 
22.42  .faying  ,What  think  ve  of  Chrift,whofe 
24.44.in  fuch  an  hour  as  ye  think  not,the  Son 
26. 66- what  think  ye? They  anfwered — He  is 
Mark  1 4.64-whac  think  ye>  And  they  all  condemn. 
Luke  i2.40.cometh  at  an  hour  when  ye  thinknot 
1 3  .^.thin\  ye  that  they  were  finners  above  all 
John  y.39.  for  in  them  ye  think  ye  have  etern.  life 
4  5. do  not  think  that  I  will  accufe  you  to  the 
n .y 6.  what  think  ye,  that  he  will  not  come  to 
16.2.  will  think  that  he  doth  God  good  fervice 
Atl.  1 3 .2  y  .whom  t,hin\  ye  that  I  am?  I  am  not  he 
17- 1 9«  ought  not  to  thmk  tnat  the  God-head 
26.2.I  think  mv  felfhappy,king  Agrippa 
5R0w.i2.3nQt  totK^ofhimlelf  more  highly  then 
."    ought  to  think, DUt  to  x^mk  foberly 
:i  C«r.4.g>might  learn  us  not  to  think  of  men 


9.I  think  that  God  hath  fet  forth  us  the  Apo. 
7«36-.if  any  man  think  that  he  behave  himfelf 

.  40. 1  think  alf°  that!  have  the  fpirit  of  God 
8«2.if  any  man  think tnat  he  knowcth  any 
1 2.a3.which  we  think  to  be  lefle  honourable 
J4.37.any  man  think  himfelf  to  be  a  prophet 
2  Cor.$. $.to  think  any  thing  as  of  our  felves 
1 0.2.  with  that  confid.  wherewith  I  think  to  be 
which  think  of  us,  as  if  we  walked  accord. 
7-let  him  of  himfelf  think  this  again 
1  i.let  fuch, an  one  think  thia,that  fuch 
1 1 .16.I  fay  again,Let  no  man  think  me  a  fool 
12.6-.left  any  man  fhould  think  of  me  above  that 
1 9. agz'm3  think  you  that  we  excufe  our  felves 
Gal.6.3.  if  ^man  think  himfelf  to  be  fomething 
Eph.3.2,0.  above  all  that  we  ask  or  think 
Phil.i  .7.meet  for  me  to.  think  this  of  you  all 

4-8.be  any  praife,£/wz£  on  thefe  things 
y<z»i.i.7.1et  not  that  man  think  that  he  fhal  receive 
4-y.dp  you  think  that  the  fcripture  faith  in  vain 

1  Pe£.4.4.wherein  they  think  it  ftrange  that  you 
luthink  it  not  ftrange  concer.  the  fiery  triall 

2  Pet.  1.13.1  think  it  meet  as  long  as  I  am  in  this 

€t)fn&efJ. 
iSam.io.i.thinkefl  thou  that Dav.dotb honthy fa. 

1  Cbron.19.3. 
Job  37 .2.  tbinkeft  thou  this  co  be  right 
Afa«f.i7.2f.Jef.prcvtnted"hifn,faying,whatffe'^. 

22. 1 7.what  tbinkefi  thou  i  Is  it  lawfull  to  give 

z6.^.thmkefi  thou  that  I  cannot  now  pray  to 
Luke  10.36.  which  now  of  thefe  3.  think.thou  was 
/4e7.28.22.defire  to  hear  of  thee  what  thou  tbinkefi 
KtfW.2.3.  thmkefi  thou  this,0  man,  that  judgeft 

Chiti&etb. 
zSam.1S.17.  mcthink-the  tunning  of  the  foremoft 
Pfal.40.17.yet  the  Lord  thinketh  upon  sne 
Prov.z^.-;. (or  as  he  thinketh  in  his  heart,  fo  is  he 
1  Cor.  1  o .  1 2. let  him  that  thinketh  he  ftandeth,  take 

13'f.noteafily  provoked,^fe«^i  no  evil 
Pfe/.3.4«any  other  man  think-that  he  hath  wherein 

Chmfemg, 
i  Sam.q.to.  thinking  to  have  brought  good  tidings 

1.6.tbinking3  David  cannot  come  in  hither 

Gen.i.Xi  .name  of  the  third  river  is  Hiddekel 

6.16.  fecond,  &  third  ftories  fhalt  thou  make  it 

3  2.i9.and  fo  commanded  he  the  fec.&  the  third 

50.23.faw  Ephr.  childr  to  the  thi,d  generation 

Exod.zo.j.  unto  the  third  &  fourth  gener.  of  them 

Deut.  y.  9. 
28.ip.andthe  third  row,  a  lygure,an  agate 

Chap.39.12, 
34.7.  unto  the  third  and  the  fourth  generation. 
Nt1mb.14.1S, 
Numb.z.zq.they  fhall  go  forward  in  the  third  rank 
De«f.2?.8.congr.ofthe  Lord  in  th.ixthird gener. 
Jojb.  19. 10. third  lot  came  up  for  the  chil.of  Zebu, 
1  Sam.  17.13.  and  the  third  was  Shammah 
2 Saw. 3. 3. and  the  third  Abfalom  fon  of  Maacah 

1  Cbron.3.2. 

1  Kjng.6  6.  and  the  third  chamber  was  5-.  cubits 
8  and  out  of  the  middle  chamb.into  the  third 

2  ItM.1.3.  fencagaina  cap.  ofthe  third fifty^with 

the  third  cap.— went  up,and  came  and  fell 
t  Chro.z.  1  j.Jefle  begat — Shimma  the  third 
3 .1  f. the  fecond  Joakim,the  third  Zedekiah 
8.i.A(hbel  the  fecond, Aharah  the  third 

39Jehufh  the  fccond,and  Eliphelet  the  third 
1 2.9,Obadiah  the  fecond,  Eliab  the  third 
23.i9.Amariah  the  fecond,  Jahaziel  the  third 

Chap.24.23. 
24-8.the  third  to  Haran,the  fourth  to  Seorim 
2  y.  10.  the  third  to  Zaccur,  he,  his  ions 
26.2.  Jediael  the  fecond,Zebadiah  the  third 
4.  Jehozabad  the  fecond,  Joah  the  third 
ii.Hilkiah  the  fecond, Tebaliah  the  third 
27  5. third  capt.  ofthe  hoftfor  the  third  moneth 
Job  42.i4.thenameofthe^Vrf  Keren-happuch 
i7i».i9.24.inthat  day  fhal  If.be  the  third 'with  Eg. 
7er.j8.i4.theproph.untohim  into  the  third  entry 
E^.io.i4.and  the  third  the  face  of  a  lion 
Dfl».2.3a.and  another  third  kingdome  of  brafle 
5.7.fhaU  be  the  third  ruler  in  the  kingdome 
\6.  thou  fhalt  be  the  third  ruler  in  the  kingd. 
29. fhould  be  the  third  ruler  in  the  kingdome 
Zfefc.6.3.and  in  the  third chaxct  white  horfes 


Matt.zo.^.hz  went  out  about  the  third  hour 
22.26.1ikewife  the  fecond  alfo,and  the  third 
Maskiz-n.  Luke zo .?I 
Mark  1y.25.it  was  the  tbirdhour^Sa  they  crucified 
I«^e  i2.38.coroeinthe  third  watch,and  find  them 
20.12.  again  he  fent  the  third,  &  they  wounded 
ACl.z.i  y.leemg  it  is  but  the  third  hour  ofthe  day 
20.9.and  fell  down  from  the  tbirdloh 
23.23.  at  the  third  hour  of  the  night 
2  Cff/M2.2.fuch  a  one  caughtup  to  the  third  heav, 
Rev.  4.7.and  the  tinrd  beaft  had  a  face  as  a  man 
6. 5, opened  the  third  ^1,1  heard  ibetbkd  beaft 
8  .io.the  third  angel  founded,and  there  fell 
1 1.  i4.behold,the  third  wo  cometh  quickly 
i4-9.and  the  third  angel  followed  them 
16.4.  the  third  angel  poured  out  his  viall  Upon 
2 1 . 1  j.the  third  a  chalcedonie,the  4.an  emerald 
ChtrD  day,  See  2>ap. 
®birD  moneth,  See  Sfyotltitf, 
GtytHpart,  See  $wct, 
CbtrO  time. 
1  5^.3.8.  Lo.  called  Samuel  again  the  third  time 
19.2 1  .Saul  fent  meffengers  again  the  third  time 

1  A/.irf.34.the  ^.time.  And  they  did  it  the  itf.time 
£^.21.14.  let  the  fword  be  doubled  the^.  time 
M att .26.4  4.prayed  the  third  time,  faying  the  fame 
Mark  i4.4i-he  cometh  the  third  time,  and  faith 
John  2 1 . i4.this  is  now  the  third  time  that  Jefus 

i7.1aithunto  him  the  third  time,  Simon,lov. 
becaufe  he  faid  to  him  the  fWtinie 

2  C0r.iz.i4.  the  third  time  I  am  ready  to  come 

i3.i.this  is  the  third  time  I  am  coming  to  you 

€h(tD  ycer. 

Deut.z6.n.the  third  yeer,which  is  the  yeer  of  tith 

iIC'.iJ.2ij-.in  the  r^fifyeerofAfa-didBaafha  flay 

33.  in  the  th.  yeer  of  Afa— began  Baafha  to 

lS.i.word  ofthe  L.came  to  EJijah  in  the  th.ye 

22.2.to  pafle  on  the  th.  yeer,  that  Jehofha.came 
2K?-i8.i.in  the  third  yeer  of  Hof.that  Hezck.beg. 

19.29.and  in  the  third  yeer  fow  ye  and  reap 

Ifai.  37.30 
2  Chron.  r  7.7.in  the  thirdyeer  of  his  reign  he  fent 

27.$. pay  unto  him,boththe  z*  yeer  &  the  third 
Eftb.  1. 3  .in  the  third  yeer  of  his  reign,he  made 
Dan.i.  1.  in  the  third  yeer  ofthe  reign  of  Jehoiak 

8.i.in  the  thirdyeet  of—  Belihaz.  a  vifion  app! 

lo-i.in  the  third  yeer  of  Cyrus-a  thing  was  re 

1  Cor. 12.28. thirdly  teachers,after  that  miracles 

Cbjrft. 

£^ff.i7.3.to  kill  us  &  our  chil.  &  our  car.with  th. 
DewJ.2S.48.fend  againft  thee,in  hunger  &  in  thirfi 

29.19.  toadde  drunkennefle  tothirfi 
Judg.i  y. 18. and  now  fhall  I  die  for  tbirH 

2  Chr.i  2.1 1. your  felves  to  die  by  famine,  &  by  th. 
Neh.9.1  y.wa.for  them  out  of  the  rock ,for  their  th. 

20.gaveft  them  water  for  their  tbirfi 
Job  24.1 1. tread  their  wine-prefles,  and  fuffer  thirfi 
Pfal.69.z1.in  my  thirfi  they  gave  me  vineger 

1 04. ii. the  wild  afies  quench  their  thirfi 
Ifai.  y.i3.their  multitude  dried  up  with  tbirfi 
4 1. 1 7. and  their  tongue  faileth  for  thirfi 
50.2.  their  fifh  dieth  for  thirfi 
Jer.z.zf.and  with-hold  thy  throat  from  thirfi 

48. 1 8. come  down  from  thy  glory,&  fit  in  tbirfi 
Larn.i,.^.  eleaveth  to  the  roof  of  his  mouth  for  th, 
Hflf.2.3.  and  flay  her  with  thirfi 
Amos  8.1  i.nor  a  thirfi  for  water  ,but  of  hearing  the 

13 .  and  the  young  men  faint  for  thirfi 
2  Cor.i  1. 27.in  hunger  and  tbirfi  jn  fittings  often 

Chita. 
J/Zri.49.io.they  fliall  not  hunger  nor  thirfi 
Afa«f?.y.6.which  do  hunger  &  thirfi  for  righteouf. 
John  4.i3.diinketh  of  this  water,  fhafl  thirfi  again 
I4.wa.that I  fhall  give  him,fhal  never  thirfi 
1  y  .fir,gi  ve  me  this  water,  that  I  thirfi  not 
<5.3y.he  that  beleeveth  on  me,  fhall  never  thirfi 
7.37.  if  any  man  thirfi,  let  him  come  unto  me 
i9.28.fcripture  might  he  fulfilled,faith,I  thirfi 
KffW.i2.20.if  he  thirfi,  give  him  drink 
1  Cor.  4.  n. this  prefent  hour  we  both  hunger  &  th. 
Kex>.7.i6.fhall  hunger  no  more,ne.tfc;/2  any  more 
A  €Mtft5  See  Stbirft, 
Cbtrftct). 
E*ffrf.i7.3.the  people  thirfted  there  for  water 
Ifai  a8  21.  they  thr.  not  when  he  led  themthorow 
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pfal.  42.  2.  my  foulc  thirfiethiov  God 

63.  i. 'my  foule  tbirfytb  ior  thee 

145.6.  my  foule  tbirfteth  after  thee  as  a  thirfty 
jfa.  j  5.1  •  ho,  every  one  that  tbirfietb,  come  ye  to 


/«4g.4.  19.  a  little  water  to  drink,for  I  am  tbirfy 
2  S<tf».  17.  29.  people  is  weary,  &  ife'jZy  in  the 
P/<i/.6j .  1.  flefh  longeth  for  thee  in  a  tbirfy  had 
107.  ?.  hungry  and  tfcr/?y  ,  their  ibule  fainted 
143. 6.  thirtieth  after  thee  as  a  tbirfy  land 
Prov.z  J.  xi.  he  be  tfer/fy,  give  him  water  to  drink 
25.  as  cold  waters  to  a  thirty  foule  ,  fo  is 
29.10.  the  blood-f/w/^vhateth  the  upright 
ifa.z  i  ;i4.brought  water  umo  him  that  was  tbirfiy 
19.8.  when  a  tblrfy  man  dream.  &  behold ,  he 
22.  6.  caufe  the  drink  of  the  tblrfy  to  faile 
,  5.7.  the  tblrfy  land  (hal  become  fprings  of 
44.  3.  powre  water  upon  him  that  is  tblrfy 
65.13.  my  ferv.  mail  drink  ,  but  ye  fhalbe^. 
£^.19.13.  fhe  is  planted  in  a  dric  &  tbirfy  gro. 
Mat.  ay.  3  ?■  I  was  tbirfy ,  &  ye  gave  me  drinke 
37.  when  faw  we  thee— tbirfy, &  gave  thee 
41. 1  was  tbirfy,  and  ye  gave  in;  no  drinke 
Chtrteen. 
Ge».i7.if.Immaelhisfonwas^i««ayeersold 
Numb.  29. 13*  offer — thirteen  young  bullocks 

14.  unto  every  bullock  of  the  thirteen  bullo. 
foJh.i9.6.tblrteenckks,and  their  villages 

21.4.  outofth;  tribe  ofBenjamin,  thirteen  cit. 

6.  out  of  the  halfe  tribe  of  Ma.  in  Ba(han,rfc. 

19.  were  thirteen  cities,  with  their  fuburbs 

Verfe  33 

1  KJK&-7-  *•  Sol.  was  building  his  own  houfe  thir 

I  Cfa'o.6.6o.cities  thorow  their  fam.  thirteen  cities 

62.  out  of  the  tribe  of  Ma.  in  Baftian ,  rfc>\ 

16.  1 1.  all  the  fons  and  bre.  of  Hofah,were  £/;. 

£^.40.11.  &  the  length  of  the  gate  thirteen  cu. 

©tjtrteentl). 
Gca.  1 4. 4  •  in  the  thirteenth  yeere  they  rebelled 
!  cJvo.24.13.  the  thirteenth  Lot  cam;  to  Huppah 

25.2c.  the  thirteenth  Lot  to  Shubaei,  he,his 
Ter.i.i.  in  tne  thirteenth  yeere  of  his  reigne 
2  j. 3.  from  the  thirteenth  yeere  of Jofiah,  even 
4Si)irteentt)  «foy,  See  ©ap. 
j         Cfytrtp. 
Gen-tS-  Adam  lived  an  hundred  &  thirty  yeeres 
5.  da.  that  Adam  lived  were  nine  hun.&  t. 
i<y.Mahal.liv.aft.he  bcg.Jared  8.hun.  &  t, 
6,  1  5 .  the  height  of  the  ark  was  thirty  cubits 
11. 14.  Salah  lived  thirty  yeers,  &  begat  Eber 
i7.Eber  lived  after  he  begat  Pel.  400.  &  t . 
18.  Peleg  lived  thirty  yeeres,and  beg.  Reu. 
2i.Serug  lived  thirty  yeers,&  begat  Nahor 
18.  30.  peradventure  there  fhalbe  thirty  found 
He  not  doe  it  if  I  find  thirty 
ji.if.  thirty  milch  camels  with  their  colts 
41.46.  7°-  was  thirty  yeers  old  when  he  flood 
47.9. yeers  of  my  pilgrimage  100.  &  thirty  ye. 
Exod.  12.40.fojour.of  the  cbild.of  Ifr.  400.  &  th. 
4 1 .  at  the  end  of  the  foure  hund.  &  thirty  y . 
11.32.  give  unto  their  mailer  thirty  ihekels 
26.8.  length  of  on;  curtaine  fhalbe  thirty  cub. 
36.1  ?.  length  of  one  curtaine  was  thirty  cubits 
38.24.  and  feven  hundred  and  thirty  fhekels 
Lro.27.  4.  then  thy  eftimation  fhalbe  thirty  fhek. 
Numb.q.l.  from  thirty  yeeres  old  and  upwards 

Verfe  23,30,3?,  39,  43,47. 
1  Chro.  23.  3. 
3o.they  were  by  the  houfes  of  their  fa.  2630. 
26.7.they  that  were  num.of  them  were  43730. 
Judg.io.  4.  be  had  thirty  fons  that  rode  on  thirty 
and  they  had  thirty  cities 
12.9.  he  had  thirty  fons,  and  thirty  daught:rs 
tooke  in  thirty  daughters  from  abroad 
14.  he  had  fourty  fons,  &  thirty  nephewes 
1 4.  ii.  then  He  give  you  thirty  fheets,  &  thirty 
13.  give  me  thirty  fheets, &  thirty  change  of 
19.  and  Samfon  flew  thirty  mm  of  them 
20.31.  to  fmite  in  the  field  about  thirty  men  of 
39.8c  kill  ofthe  men  of  Ifr.  about  thirty  per. 

1  Sam.^.zz.  which  were  about  thirty  perfons 

2  Sam.<i.\.  David  was  thirty  yeers  old  wh:n  he 

23. 1 3. and  three  of  the  thirty  chiefe  went  down 
23.  he  was  more  honourable  then  the  thirty 
2  4-Afahel  broth,  of  Joab  was  one  ofthe  th. 


1  it«j>4-22.Sol.provif.for  one  day  was  th.  meaf. 
6.  z.  the  height  ofthe  houfe  was  thirty  cubits   I 
7. 2.  height  thereof  thirty  cubits,  upon  foure 
6.  and  the  breadth  thereof  f/wty  cubits 
23.  a  line  of"  thirty  cubits  did  compete  it  ro. 
2  Chro.  4.  2. 
I  Chro.  1 1. 1  j. now  three  ofthe  thirty  captains 
2  J.  he  was  honora.  among  the  ti  irty, but  he 
42.  Adina  a  captaine — and  thirty  with  him 
1 2.4«Ifmaiah — a  mighty  man  among  the  thirty 
and  over  the  thirty 
27.6. Benaiah,who  was  a  mig.manamo.th;  th. 
E\ra  1.9.  this  is  the  number  of  them  :rfw#.char.of 

10.  thirty  bafinsof  gold  :  filver  balins  of  a 
/ey.38.10.  take  from  hence  thirty  men  with  thee 
£3^.40.17.  thirty  chambers  were  upon  the  pave. 
4 1.6.  one  over  another,  and  thirty  in  order 
46.22.  were  courts  joyned  of  thirty  cubits  bro. 
Zech.11.1z.  weighed  for  my  price  thirty  pieces  of 
1 3. 1  tooke  the  thirty  pieces  of  filver,  &  caft 
itf<«.i3.8.bro. — forth  fome  fixty  fold,(ome  thirty 

Mar ^e  4.  8. 
13.  bringeth  forth— 'fome  fixty  ,  fome  thirty 
Mali  4.  20. 
26. 1  J.  covenanted  with  him  for  thirty  pieces  of 
27.3.  brought  againe  the  thirty  pieces  of  filver 
9.  they  tooke  the  thirty  pieces  of  filver 
Lu\e  3.23.  Jefus  b;gan  to  be  about  thirty  yeers  of 
John  6.  19.  rowed  about  five  &  twenty  or  thirty 
WtfXttydayes,  See  JDa^C0» 
GSXyXxty  and  one . 
fi'Jh.  1 2.24.  thefe  kings  were  thirty  and  on; 

1  Kjng.i5.zi-  in  the  thirty  and  one  yeere  of  Afa 

2  fyng.zz.i.and  Jofiah  reigned  thirty  &  one  yce. 
zChro.  34. 1. 

GLtyiity  and  two. 
Ge/t.i  i.zo.  Reu  lived  two  and  thirty  yeers,  and 
Numb.^i.  40.  Lords  tribute  was  thirty  and  two 

1  King.  20.  1.  and  there  were  thirty  &  two  kings 
1 J .  were  two  hun.  &  thirty  two— -young  men 
16.  and  the — thirty  and  two  kings  which 

22.31.king  of  Syria  commanded  his  tht/.Sc  two 

2  Kjng.8. 17. thirty  and  two  yeers  old  was  he  when 
zChro.  21.  20. 

2  Chro.z  1 .  5 .  Jehor.  was  thirty  and  two  yeers  old 

Nefo.y.14.  fro.the  twent.  yeer  even  to  the  two  &  t. 

13. 6.  in  the  two  &  thir.  of  Artaxerxes  king  of 

fer. $2.29.  cap.  from  Jeruf.  eight  hun.  tbl.  &  two 

Qtyxty  and  three. 
Gcn.46.1  j.the  fouls  of  his  fons  &  dau.-^i.Sc  thr. 


Crjlrt?  thoufand. 
Nttmb.T,  1.39.  and  the  afles  were  thirty  thoufand 

45.  and  thirty  thoufand  affes  and  five  hund. 
JW&.8.3.  Jofhua  chofe  out  thirty  thoufand  mighty 

1  iV2/«.4.io.for  there  fell  of  IL^i.rhouf.foot-inen 

11.  8.  and  the  men  of  Judah  were  th.  thoufand ! 
1 3.  j.  ga.  to  fight  with  1  frael  th.  thouf.  charcts 

2  Sam.6^.Dz  ga.toge.all  the  chof.m.-n  oflf.ri'.t. 
1  King.  5.  1  i .  and  th;  levie  was  thirty  tljouf.  nien 

©ijEttj?  two  'ihotifind. 

Numb.  1. 35.  numb. — of  the  tribe  of  Ma.  32200. 

2.21.  his- hoft,Sc  ihofe  thac  werenum.-.32ioo. 

z6. 17.  accord,  tothofc  numb,  of  them  3  2J00. 

31.35'.  and  thirty  and  wo  thoufand  perfons  of 

1  Chi 0. 19.7. fo  they  hired  th.  &  two  thoufand  cha. 

®i;irt3?  and  three  thoufand.  ... 

2  Chio.  3J.  7.  for  die  parT  offer. — 33000.  bul. 

Cljtrtg  and  five  thoufand. 

Numb.  1. 37.  numb,  of  the  tribe  ofBenja.  3  J200. 

2 .  23.  .hod  of  Abidan— numb. — were  3.J400. 

il&ijlti'gand  fix  thoufand. 

Nun}.$i.  38.  Lords  uibute  of  beeves  were  3^000. 

44-  halfe  that  perta.to  the  cong.was  36000. 

1  Chiii.  7.  ^.  bands  of  lould.  for  war  36000.  men 

djfcrtp  andfivcn  thoufand. 
Numb:$i^6.ppr.  of  them  that  went  0111-337500. 
43 .  peitairied  unto  the  congre.  was  3  37  j.oo. 
1  Chro.  12.  34.  withfhield and  fp,eare 37000. 

i^ljtrtp  and  eight  thoufand. 
1  Chro. 23.3.1mm. by  their  pols,ma,.  by  ma.-3  8000. 


Exod.6.18.  yeers  ofthe  life  of  Kohath,were  133. 
Lez>.i2.4«inthe  blood  ofher  purif.  thirty  &  three 
iS««.j.y.in  Jeruf.  he  reigned  tbir.&.  three  yeers 

1  Chro.  3.4. 
1  I$»e,2.lj.and  thirty  and  three  yeers  reigned  he 

1  Chro.z^.  27. 
Cl)ittp  and  foure. 

Gen.11.i6.  Eber  lived  foure  and  thirty  yeers,and 
1  Chro.  7. 7.  were  reckoned  by  their  genea.  2234 

CljtVtg  and  five. 
Gen.  11.  12.  Arphaxad  lived  five  and  thirty  yeers 

1  Kjng.  22. 42.  Jehofha.  was  thirty  and  five  yeers 

2  Cbro.  zq.  31. 

2  Cbro.3,1  f.  he  made — two  pillars  of  thir.  8c  five 

1 5 . 1 9.  war  unto  the  five  &  thirtieth  yeere  of 

Ctyttfg  a'idfix. 

Jofh.j.%-  men  of  Ai  fmote  of  them  about  rf>.&  fix 

2  Chro. 16. 1.  in  the  fix  &  thir.yeti  of  Afa  Baafha 

<Si)fvt{>  and  feven, 
Gen.zi.17.  life  of  Ifhm.  an  hund.  &  thir.Si  feven 
Exod.6.\6.  yeers  ofthe  life  of  Levi  were  1 37. ye. 
20.  yerers  ofthe  life  of  Amram  were  i37.y . 
2  Siw.23. 39.  Uriah  the  Hittite :  thirty  &  feven  in 
/er.52.3 1 .  in  the  feven  Sc  thir.  yeer  ofthe  cap.  of 

CiHrtg  and  ftventh. 

2  K!»g.  1 3 . 1  o.  in  the  thirty  &  fe  venth  yeer  of  Jo, 

2f .  27.  in  the  feven  &  tbir.  yeer  ofthe  cap.  of 

f&fytxfy  and  eight. 

De«£.2.i4.fromKade.-till-.over  brook  Zer.  38. 

1  KfW.16.29.  in  the  thirty  and  eight  yeere  of  Afa 

2  K«e.i5.8.in  the.  thirty  &  eight  yeer  of  Azariah 
/ute  5.5.  man  there  which  had  aninfir.i^i.&  eig. 

Cbfftp  and  nine. 
zKjng.  1  •).  13. Shall. began  to  reign  in  the  ni.&  th. 
1 7-  in  the  nine  &  tbir.  yeer  of  Azariah  king 
2  Cfc/o.  16.12.  Afa  in  the  th.  &  ninth  yeere  of  his 


Gen.  3.  14.  ferpent,  Becaufe  thou  haft  done  this 
j. 29.  this  fam;  fhall  comfort  us  concerning 
11.  6. one  language :  and  this  they  begin  to  doe 
1 5.4.  this  fhall  not  be  thine  heirs 
18.3  2.  lie  fpeak  but  this  once 

19.  9.  tfcis  one  fellow  came  in  to  fojourne 

20.  j.  innocencie  of  my  hands;  have  I  done  this 
6.  that  chou  didft  this  in  th;  integrity  of. 

21.  10.  call  out  this  bond-woman,and  her  fon 

24.8.  then  thou  fhalt  be.  clcare  from  this  path 

Verfe  41 

28.22.  this  (lone  which  I  have  fet  up  for  a  pil 

29. 27.  we  will  give  thee  this  alfo  for  the  fervi. 

31.  38.£fe*twenty  yeers  have  I  been  with  thee 

J 1 .  this  heape,  &  behold  this  pillar,  which 

Verfe  52. 
34. 1 5.  in  this  will  we  confent  unto  you 
l6.z\.tbk  was  that  Anah  that  found  the  njules 
37.  32.  this  have  we  found 
38.28.faying,  This  came  out  firft 

39. 9.  how  then  can  I  doe  this  great  wickednes 
41,24. 1  told  this  unto  the  magicians 

39.  as  God  hath  fhewed  thee  a U  f&^there 
4  3 . 1  o .  we  had  returned  this  fecond  ci  me 

1 1 .  doe  this,  take  ofthe  beft  fruit* 

44.  5.  is  not  this  it  in  which  my  Lord  drinketh 

2juf  ye  take  this  from  me,  &mifchiefe  befall 

Exod.i.  12.  this  fhalbe  a  token  unto  thee  ,  that  I 

7. 1 7. in  this  thou  fhalt  know  that  I  am  the  Lo. 

2  3 .  neither  did  he  fet  his  heart  to  this  alio 
14.  5.  why  have  we  done  this 
16.8.  this  fhalbe  in  the  morning  when,  the  Lo. 
17.  14.  write  rfw  for  a  memorial!  iiva  book 
30. 13- this  they  fhajlgive       \.''-  , 
-%l.this  fhalbe  an  holy  anointing,  oil  unto  me 
LeB.4.20.  fo  (hall  he  doe  with  this 
14.  2.  this  fhalbe  the  law  ofthe  leper 
1  j. 3.  this  fhalbe  bis  uncleaneneffe  jn  his  iflue 
16.29.  this  fhalbe  a  flatutefor  ever  unto  you 
34.  this  fhalbe  an  everlafting  ftatute  unto 
17.7.  this  fhalbe  a  flatute  for  ever  unto  them 
25. 13.  in  the  yeere  of  this  Jubile  ye  fhall  ret 
26. 1 8.  not  yet  for  all  this  hearken  unto  me 

Verfe  27. 
Numo.4.4.  this  fhalbe  the  fervice  ofthe  fons  of 
7.  ij.this  was  the  offering  of  Nafhon 
z^.this  was  the  offering  of  Nethaneel 
29.  this  was  the  offering  of  Eliab 
3  <;.this  was  the  offering  of  Elizur 
41.  this  was  the  offering  of  Shelumiel 
47.  this  was  the  offering  of  Eliafaph 
53.  this  was  the  offering  of  Elifhaina 

5  9.  tiiis  was  the  offering  of  Gamaliel 

6  f.  this  was  the  offering  of  Abidan 
71.  this  was  the  offering  of  Ahiezer 

77.  thi. 


T  HI 


T  H  I 


T  H  I 


THI 


T  H  I 


THi 


77,  this  was  the  offering  of  Pagiel 
B3.  this  was  the  offering  of  Ahira 
84.  this  was  the  dedication  of  the  altar 

Verfe  88. 

18.9.  this  fhalbe  thine  of  the  moft  holy  things 
zj.  this  your  heave-offering  fhalbe  reckoned 

24.2 3. who  fhall  live  when  God  doth  this 
3  4.  S.  this  flialbe  your  weft-border 

7.  this  fhalbe  your  north-border  :  from  the 
Verfe  9. 

1  j.  this  fhalbe  yotir  land  • 
3  5.5.  this  flialbe  to  them  the  fuburbs  of  the 
Deut.i.  jy-  not one  of  this  evill  generation 
18.3.*^  flialbe  the  priefts  due 

i6.neither  let  me  fee  this  great  fire  any  more 
21.  20.  this  our  fon  is  ftubbornc 
22.26.  even  fo  is  this  matter 
31.17.  and  the  Lord  hath  not  done  all  this 

29.  O  that  they  underftood  this 

34.  is  not  this  laid  up  in  ftore  with  me 
J0P1.4.6.  that  this  may  be  a  figne  among  you 

10.13.  isfiottbis  written  in  ths  bookotjafher 
if.  1.  fto  then  was  the  lot  of  the  tribe  of  Jud. 

4.  this  fhalbe  your  fouth-coafl 
18. 19.  this  was  the  fouth-coaft 
11.3 1 .  that  committed  this  trefpafle  againft 
14.17.  this  ftorte  flialbe  a  witneffe  unto  us 
fudg.z.z.  why  have  ye  done  this 
6.1}-  why  then  is  all  this  befallen  us 
7.4.  this  fhall  goe  with  thee— this  fhall  not  go 
if  .6. .who  hath  done  this 

7.  though  ye  have  done  this  }ytt  I  le  be  a  ven. 
16: 18.  faying,  Come  up  this  once 

Rath  n*  7.  this  was  the  manner  in  former  time  in 
this  was  a  teftimony  in  Ifrael 
1  z.  Lord  fhall  give  thee  of  this  young  worn, 
i  Sm.z.l\this  fhalbe  a  figne  unto  thee,that  fhall 
8.T  i.  this  will  be  the  manner  of  the  king  that 
9A7.  this  fame  fhall  reigne  over  my  people 

14.10.  and  this  flialbe  a  figne  unto  us 

16.8.  neither  hath  the  Lord  chofen  this 

Verfe  9. 
10.3.  let  not  Jonathan  know  this 
n.iy .  knew  nothing  of  all  this  lefle,or  more 
if  .31.  that  this  flialbe  no  griefc  unto  thee 
19.3 .  is  not  this  David  the  fer  vant  of  Saul 

Verfe  5 . 

a  Sam.7. 1 9.  this  was  a  fmall  thing  in  thy  fight,  O 
1I.3.  is  not  this  Bathfheba  daughter  of  Eliam 
1 4. 1  J.  hand  of J6ab  with  thee  in  all  this 
19.ZI  fhall  not  Shimei  be  put  to  death  for  th. 
13.17.  is  not  this  the  blood  of  the  men  that 

1  King.3,.9.  to  judge  this  thy  fo  great  a  people 
i  i.zj. this  Was  the  caufe  that  he  lift  up  his  hand 

39.  Ik  for  this  afflict  the  feed  of  David 
17.24.  now  by  this  I  know,that  thou  art  a  man 

a  K?»S-4-  43-  fhould  I  fet  this  before  an  hundred 
9.27.  when  Ahaziah  king  of  Judah  faw  this ,he 
14.1  o.  glory  offfe#,and  tarry  at  home 

1 5.1 1.  this  was  the  word  of  the  Lord 

if -19.  this  flialbe  a  figne  unto  thee,eat  this 

i;4,3.cortimand.ofthe  Lo.amtthis  upon  Jud. 
I  Cbro.r?':\7.  this  was  a  fmall  thing  in  thine  eyes 

i8.i9alUte,  faid  David,the  Lord  hath  made 
4  Chrd.  1 .  ii.  becaufe  this  was  in  thine  heart 

a  j.  9.  to  give  thee  more  then  this 
i6.to  deftroy  thee,becaufe  thou  haft  done  t. 

29. 9.  our  wives  are  in  captivity  for  this 

28-  all  *&*•  continued  untill  the  burnt-offer. 
31. 1.  now  when  all  this  was  finifhed  all  Ifrael 
3  5 .  19.  was  this  pafleover  kept 
E^a  4:8.wrote  a  letter  to  Arrax.  the  king,in  this 

\6.  by  this  meanes,  thou  flialt  have  no  port. 
5.4.  then  faid  we  unto  them  after  this  manner 

8.  and  this  work  goeth  faft  on 

17.  fend  his  pleafure  to  us  concerning  this 
6.\  1.  houfe  be  made  a  dung-hill  for  this 
1£.  this  Ezra  went  up  from  Babylon 

27. put  fuch  a  thing  as  this  iri  the  kings  heart 
8.13.  and  befcught  our  God  for  this 

3y.aH  this  was  a  burnt-offering  to  the  Lord 
9.13.  given  us  fuch  deliverance  as  this 

1  J.  cannot  ftand  before  thee,  becaufe  of  this 

10. 14.  wrath  of  our  G  od  for  this  matter  be 
1  y.  were  imployed  about  this  matter 


Neh.  5.  11.  fhould  doe  according  to  this  prorrufe 

13.  that  performed!  not  this  pronjile 

6. 4.  fent  unto  me  foure  times  after  this  fort 
1 6 .  perceived  that  this  work  was  wrought 
7. 7.  men  of  the  people  of  Ifrael,  was  this 
9.3  8.  becaufe  of  all  this  wc  make  a  fure  coven. 
13.14.  remertib.me>0  ray  God3cDncerhitigrfc. 

Verfe  22. 

Efth.T:  17.  this  deed  of  the  queen  fhall  come 
4. 1 4.come  to  the  kingdom  for  fuch  a  time  as  t 
y.  13.  yet alkbtf  avaiieth  me  nothing 
6.  3.  dignity  hath  been  done  to  Mord.  for  this 

Jab  1.22.  in  all  this  Job  finned  not^  nor  charged 
Chap.  2.  10. 
4.  6.  is  not  this  thy  feare,  thy  confidence 
5.27.  loe  to,  we  have  fearched  it 
12.9.  hand  of  the  Lord  hath  wrought  this 

13.1 .  loe,  mine  eye  hath  feen  all  this 

17.8.  upright  men  fhall  beaftonifhedat  this 

20.2.  and  for  this  I  make  hafte 

4.  knoweft  thou  not  this  of  old 
21.2.  this  be  your  confolations 

3 1.28.  this  were  an  iniquity  to  be  punifhed  by 

33. 1 2.  behold,in  this  thou  art  not  juft 

34. 16.  heare  this  ,  hearken  to  the  voice  of  my 

35.2.  thinkeft  thou  this  to  be  right 

36. 2 1 .  this  haft  thou  chofen  rather 
37.1.  at  this  my  heart  trembleth 

1 4.  hearken  unto  this,  O  Job 

Pfal.7.3.  if  I  have  done  *te,ifthere  be  iniquity  Jn 

11.6.  this  fhalbe  the  portion  of  their  cup 

1 2.7.  prefer ve  them  from  this  generation 
22.31.  that  he  hath  done  this 

27. 3.  in  this  will  I  be  confident 

3  z.6.  for  this  fhall  every  one  that  is  godly 

35.2  2.tothouhaftfeen,0  Lord 

41. 1 1.  by  this  I  know  that  thou  favoureft  me 
44.  2 1 .  fhall  not  God  fearch  this  out 
48.  14.  for  this  God  is  our  God  for  ever  and 
49.1.  heare  fte,  all  ye  people 
i$.this  their  way  is  their  folly 

50.22.  now  confider  this,  ye  that  forget  God 
56.  9.  this  I  know,  for  God  is  for  me 

62.1  1.  twice  have  I  heard  tbis^hat  power  bel. 

69.3  \. .this  alfo  fhall  pleafe  the  Lord  better  the 
3 2. humble fhallfe:  this,znd be  glad 

73.16.  when  I  thought  to  know  this,  it  was  too 
74. 1 8.  remember  this,  that  the  enemy  hath 
78.21.  Lord  heard  this,  and  was  wroth 

3  2.  for  all  this  finned  ftill 

59.  when  God  heard  this ,  he  was  wroth 
81-4.  for  to  was  a  ftatute  for  Ifrael 

5.  this  he  ordained  in  Jofeph  for  a  teftimony 
92.6.  neither  doth  a  foole  underftand  this 
101. 18.  this  fhalbe  written  for  the  genera,  to 
109.  20.  fo  let  this  be  the  reward  of  mine  adv. 
118. 20.  this  gate  of  the  Lord,into  which  the 

1 19.56.  this  1  had,becaufe  I  kept  thy  precepts 
1 49.9.  this  honour  have  all  the  faints 
Ecclcf.1.13.  this  fore  travell  hath  God  given  to 
2.10.  this  was  my  portion  of  all  my  labour 
24.  toalfol  faw  that  it  was  from  the  hand 

4  4. that  for  this  a  man  is  envied  of  his  neighb. 
6.  5.  this  hath  more  reft  then  the  other 
7.10.  doft  not  enquire  wifely  concerning  this 

18.  that  thou  fhouldeft  take  hold  of  this 

from  this  withdraw  not  thine  hand 
23.  all  this  have  I  proved  by  wifdom 
37.  this  have  I  found,  faith  the  preacher 
29.  loe  ,  this  only  have  I  found,  that  God 

8.  9.  all  this  have  1  feen 

9.1.  for  all  this  I  confidered  in  mine  heart 

1 1.6.  whether  fhall  profper, either  thisor  that 
Cant.7.7.  to  thy  Mature  is  like  to  a  palme-tree 
Ifa.i.i  2.  who  hath  required  this  at  your  hand 

5.2  5.  for  all  to  his  anger  is  not  turned  away 
Chap.  9.  12, 17,  21.  &  10.  4. 

6.  7.  loe,  this  hath  touched  thy  lips 

9.  5.  this  fhalbe  with  burning  ,  and  fuel  of  fire 
7-zeale  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  will  performe  t, 

14.  4.  take  up  this  proverb  againft  the  king  of 

28.  yeere  that  king  Armz  dyed  was  this  bur. 

22. 14  furely  to  iniquity  fhall  not  be  purged 

27. 9.  by  this  fhall  the  iniquity  of  Jacob  be 
28.  29.  this  alfo  cometh  forth  from  the  Lord 
29. 11.  read  this,  I  pray  thee         .  Verfe  iz|. 


30.  7.  therefore  have  1  cryed  concern. n&  tbu 
36.7.  ye  fhall  worlhip  before  this  a  tar- 

38.7.  this  fhalbe  a  figne  unto  thee fiom  vheL. 

41.20.  hand  of  the  Lord  hath  done  this 
42:23.  who  among  you  will  give  care  to  this 
43.9.  who  among  them  can  declarer/bit 

45.21.  who  hath  declared  this  from  ancient  ti. 

46.8.  remember  this  ,  &  fhew  your  felycs  men 
47.  8.  therefore  heare  now  this 

48. 1.  heare  ye  this,  O.  houfe  of Jacoh : '.' 
.6.  thou  haft  heard,fee  all  this 

16.  come  ye  neere  unto  me,heare  ye  this 

xo.  declare  yee,  tell  this 
50. 1 1.  this  fhall  ye  have  of  mine  hand, 
5 1,  2 1 .  therefore  heare  now  this,  thou  afflicted 

56.2.  blefled  is  the  man  that  doth  this 
58.5.  wilt  thou  call  this  a  faft 

6.  is  not  this  the  faft  that  I  have  chofen 
63.1.  this  that  is  glorious  in  his  apparell 
66. 14.  when  ye  fee  this,  your  heart  fhall  rejoi, 
fera.i  2.  be  afton.  O  ye  heavens  at  this 

1,7.  haft  thou  not  perceived  this  unto  thy  felf 
3.10.  yec  for  all  this  her  treach>  fiftex  Judah 
4.8.  for  this  gird  you  with  fack-cloth 
2  8 .  for  this  fhall  the  earth  mourne 
5. 7.  how  (hall  I  pardon  thee  for  this 
9.  be  avenged  on  fuch  a  nation  as  this 

Verfe  29.  Chap.9.0. 

20.  declared  this  in  the  houfe  of  Judah 

21.  heare  now  this,  O  foojifh  people 
9.1 2.  wile  man  that  may  underftand  this 

24.  let  him  that  glorieth  glory  in  this 
16.  21.  He  this  once  caufe  them  to  know,  He 

22. 16.  was  not  this  to  know  me,faith  the  Lord 
21.  to  hath  been  thy  manner  from  thy 

23.26.  how  long  fhall  this  be  m  the  heart  of 
31*  z6-  upon  this  I  awaked 

33.  this  flialbe  the  cove,  that  He  make  with 

32.  8  knew  that  this  was  the  word  of  the  Lord 
44.29.  this  fhalbe  a  figne  unto  you 
f0.i7.laft  to  Nebuchad.  hath  broken  his  bo. 
51.59.  this  Seraiahwasa  quiet  prince 

Lam.z.zo.  confider  to  whom  thou  haft  done  this 

3.21.  this  I  recall  to  my  mind 

5.  17.  for  to  our  heart  is  faint 
E^.1.5.  and  this  was  their  appear|nce 

28.  this  was  the  appearance  of  the  likeneflc 
3. 1.  fon  of  man  j  eat  rfais  roll 

3 .  fill  thy  bowels  with  this  roll 
4.  3.  this  fhall  be  a  iigne  to  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
8.5.  this  image  of  jealoufic  in  the  entry 

1 5.  haft  thou  feen  this ,  O  fon  of  man 

Vetfe  17. 
16.43.  thou  fhalt  not  commit  this  lewdnefie 

49-ffc  was  the  iniquity  of  thy  fifterSodome 

20.27.  yet  in  this  your  fathers  have blafphme 
21.26.  this  fhall  not  be  rhe  fame 

23.  1 1.  when  her  Gfter  Aholibah  faw  this,  fhe 

38.zfci*they  have  done  unto  me 
24.24.  when  this  cometh,  ye  fhall  know  that 

33.  33.  when  this  cometh  to  paffe,  loe,  (it will 
36.37.  lie  yet  for  this  be  enquired  of  by  the 
40.45.  this  chamber  .whole  profpeft  is  toward 
44.  2.  this  gate  fhalbe  fhut 

45.1.  this  fhalbe  holy  in  all  the  borders  there. 

a.  of  this  there  fhall  be  for  the  fanftuary 
47.6.  fon  of  man,  haft  thou  feen  this 

13.  this  fhalbe  the  border  whereby  ye  fhall 

15.  this  fhall  be  the  border  of  the  land  tow. 
Dan.z.iS.  of  the  God  ofheav.concer.  this fecret 

47.  feeing  thou  couldeft  reveale/fo  fecret 
3.16.  not  carefull  to  anfwer  thee  in  this  matter 

29.  no  other  God  that  can  deliver  after  this 
^.ij.tbis  matter  is  by  the  decreeof  the  watch. 

1 8.  rtedreamel  king  Nebuchad- have  feen 
28.  all  this  came  upon  the  king  Nebuchad. 

522.  though  thou  kneweft  all  this 
24.  this  writing  was  written 

6. 5.  not  find  any  occafion  againft  this  Daniel 
28.  fo  this  Daniel  profpered 

7.8. in  this  home  were  eyes  like  the  eyes  of  man 

16.  and  asked  him  the  truth  of  a  11/fe 

10. 17.  fervantofrfc  my  Lord  ,  talk  with  this 
Hof.'j.i.  heare  ye  this,0  priefts 

7.10.  nor  feek  him  for  all  this     i 

\6.  this  fhalbe  their  deridon  in  the  land  of 
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fel  1.  i.  heare /'j»  ye  old  men 

3.9.  proclaime  yet'jis  among  the  Gentiles 

Amos  jifl.tbis  liketh  you  ,  O  ye  childr.  of  Ifrael 

7.3,  the  Lord  repented  fdr  this.  It  (hall  not 

Verfe  6. 
8.4.h:are  this1, 0  ye  thatfwallow  upthe 

8.  {hall  not  the  land  tremble  fox  this 
9,  1 1.  faith  the  Lord  that  doth  this 
Jonah  1. 10.  why  haft  thou  done  this 
.4.2.  Lord,  was  not  this  my  faying 
Miah  i.  y.  tranfgrefEonor  Jacob  is  all  this 
1.  3.  for  this  time  is  cvill 
3.9.heare£fc5,I  pray  you,  ye  heads  of  the 
Zcph.i.  10.  this  (hall  they  have  for  their  pride 
Zah.6.11).  and  ifeij  fhall  come  to  pafle 

14,12  this  fhalbe  the  plaguj  wherewith  the  L. 
1  j.  be  in  thefe  ten:s,as  this  plague 
1 9 .  this  fhalb?  the  punifhment  of  Egypt 
MaLt-9-  Ms  hath  been  by  your  meanes 

13.  mould  1  accept  this  of  your  hand,  faith 
x.i.  this  commandement  is  for  you 
4.  that  I  have  fent  this  commandement unto 

1 2.  will  cut  off  the  man  that  doth  this 

1 3 .  and  this  ha  ve  ye  done  againe 
Mtf.1.11.  nowallifejwasdone,thatitmtghtbe 

Chap.21.4. 
1  i.7.if  ye  had  known  what  this  mcanethjl  will 

24.  this  fellow  doth  not  caft  out  devils,  but 
13.28.  an  en;my  hath  doners 

55/.  is  not  this  the  carpenters  fon 
16.18.  upon  this  rock  lie  build  my  church 

22.  this  fhall  not  b;  unto  thee 

17.20.  fay  unto  this  mountaine , Remove  hence 
21.  2 1 .  not  only  doc  this  which  is  done  to  the 

23.  and  who  eave  thee  this  authority 

44.  whofo  fhall  fall  on  this  ftone  fhall  be 
12.33.  multitude  h:ard  this,  they  were  aftoni. 
13^31?.  thefe  things  fhall  come  upon  this  gene. 
24.14.tfei  gofpdl  of  thekingdome  fhalbe 
34.  this  generat.  fhall  not  pafle,till  all  thefe 
Mark.  iJ-30-  Luke  *l-3i- 
43 .  know  this,  that  if  the  good  man  of  the 
Lukj  12.39. 

16.13.  there  fhall  alfo  this  that  this  woman 
29.  not  drink  henceforth  of  this  fruit  of  the 
3 1.  b;  offended  becaufe  of  me  this  night 

Marfy  14.  27. 
34.  this  night  before  the  cock  crow,thou 
56.  all  thiswas  done  that  the  fcriptures  mi. 
61.  this  fellow  faid,  I  am  able  to  deftroy 

Mnr\  14.  58. 
71.  this  fellow  was  with  Jefus  of  Naz.areth 
27,S4.truly)ffej  was  the  Son  of  God 

28.14.  if  tins  come  to  the  governours  eares,we 
1  ?. this  faying  is  commonly  reported  among 

Mt''k  z-11'  we  n;ver  faw  it  on  this  fafhion 
4.13.  know  ye  not  this  parable 

6.2.  from  whence  hath  this  man  thefe  things 
3.  is  not  this  the  carpenter ,  the  fon  of  Mary 

9,21.  Cincethis  came un:o him?  Andhcfaid,Of 
,  29.  this  kind  can  come  forth  by  nothing  but 
11.23.  whofo.  fhall  fay  to  this  mouncaine,  fie 

28.  who  gave  thee  this  authority  to  doe 
1 2. 10.  have  ye  not  read  this  fcripture 

1 1.  this  was  the  Lords  do  ng 

31.  thefecondis  like,  namely  this,  Thou 
43.  this  poore  widow  hath  caft  more  in  then 
Lul^e  21.3 
14.9.  wherefo.  this  gofpel  fhalbe  preached 

this  that  fhe  hath  done  fhalbe  fpoken  of 
Litfe  1. 1 8.  whereby  fhall  I  know  this 

29.  what  manner  of  ialutation  this  fhould 
34.  how  fhall  this  be 

gt.  none  of  thy  kindred  called  by  (Kjitame 
64.  what  manner  of  child  fhall  this  be 
x.  i.ifew  taxing  was  firft  made  when  Cyrenius 

1 2.  this  fhalbe  a  figne  unto  you 

1 7-  which  told  them  concerning  this  child 
3.20.  added  yet  this  above  alljthat  he  fhut  up 

4.3.  command  this  ftone  that  it  be  made  bread 
6.  all  this  power  lie  give  thee,'fl  thou  wilt 
i  x.  is  not  this  Jofephs  fon 
23.  ye  will  furely  fay  unto  me  this  proverb 

f.6.  when  they  had  done  this  ,  they  enclofed  a 
6.3 .  not  read  fo  much  as  this,\vhat  David  did 
7.17.  this  rumour  of  him  went  throughout  all 


39.  what  manner  of  woman  t'.'i-f  Is  that 
44/eeft  thou  thii  woman ?I  entredintb  thine 
/tf.this  woman  hath  not  ceafed  to  kiiie  my 
46.  this  woman  hath  anointed  myrftet  with 

8.  9.  what  might  this  parable  be 

9-4f .  but  they  undirftand  not  this  faying 
54.wh.en  his  dtfciples  James  &  John  Faw  this 

10.11.  be  ye  fure  of  this,  that  the  kingdom  of 
20.  notwithftanding  in  this  rejoyce  not 

1  i.3o.fo  fhall  the  Son  of  man  be  to  this  gene. 
31 .  rife  up  in  judgement  with  the  m  n  of  this 
Verfc  32. 
j  o.  may  be  required  of  this  generation 
5 1.  it  fhalbe  required  of  this  generation 

1 2.20.  this  night  thy  foule  fhalbe  required  of 

4 1 .  fpeakeft  thou  this  parable  unto  us    . . 
13.7.  1  come  fceking  fruit  on  this  fig-tree,  and 

8.  let  it  alone  this  yeere  alfo 

.  16.  ought  not  this  woman  whom  Satan  hath 
be  loofed  from  this  bond  on  the  fabb:  day 
1  J. 3.  he  fpake  this  parable  unto  theiti,  faying 

24.  this  my  fon  was  dead, and  is  alive  . 

30.  aflbone  as  this  thy  fon  was  come  which 
iz.this  thy  brother  was  d.ad,andis  ahve 

16.1.  how  is  this,  that  I  heare  this  of  thee 
26.befides  all  fk$,between  us  and  you  there 

17.2  5.  and  be  rejected  of  this  generation 
i  8.  1 .  he  fpake  a  parable  to  them,  to  this  end 

5.  yet,  becaufe  this  woman  troublerh  m.',  I 

9.  he  fpake  this  parable  unto  certaine 

1 1,  that  I  am  not — even  as  this  Publican 
23.  when  he  heard  this>  he  was  very  forrow. 
30.  receive  manifold  more  in  this  preient 

3  4.  this  faying  was  hid  from  them 

20.2.  who  is  he  that  gave  thee  this  authority 
19.  that  he  had  fpoken  this  parable  againft 

22. 1 5 .  to  eat  this  palfeover  with  you  before  I 
17.  take  this,zni  divide  it  among  your  felv. 
37.  that  this  that  is  written  muft  yet  be  acco. 

42.  remove  this  cup  from  me 

59.  of  a  truethf&ii  fellow  was  with  him 
X3.2.  we  found  this  fellow  perverting  the  nati. 
47.  certainly  this  was  a  righteous  man 

14.21.  befides  all ffc,  today  is  the  third  day 
John  i.iy.ffe*  was  he  of  whom  I  fpake 

2.1 1.  this  beginning  of  miracles  did  Jefus  in 

1 9.  deftroy  this  temple,  and  in  three  dayes 

20.  forty  fix  yeers  was  this  temple  in  build. 

12.  difcipl.  remembr.  that  he  had  faid  this 
4.13.  whofoever  drinketh.ofrfo  water,  fhall 

if.  fir,  give  me  this  water 

17.  upon  this  came  his  difciples 
29.  is  not  this  the  Chrift 

y.28.  marvell  not  at  tfe 

6.6.  this  he  faid  to  prove  him 
3  4 .  evermore  give  us  this  bread 
42.  is  not  this  Jefus  the  fon  of  Jofeph 
51.  if  any  man  eat  of  this  bread,  he  fhall 

7. 2 > .  is  not  this  he  whom  they  feek  to  kill 

39.  this  fpake  he  of  the  Spirit 

40.  when  they  heard  this ,  faid  ,  Of  a  truth 
8.4.  this  woman  wastaken  in  adultery 

6.  this  they  faid  ,  tempting  him 
40.  this  did  not  Abraham 

9.8.  is  not  this  he  that  fate,and  begged 

29.  as  for  this  fellow  we  know  not  from 
16.6.  ffe*  parable  fpake  Jefus  unto  them 

16.  other  (heep  I  have  which  are  not  oBthis 

18.  this  commandment  have  I  received  of 
i  1 .4.  this  fickneile  is  not  unto  death 

26.  believeft  thou  this 

Ji.  this  fpake  he  not  of  himfelf 
12.5.  why  was  not  this  oyntment  fold 
6. this  he  faid,not  that  he  cared  for  the  poore 

7.  day  of  my  burying  hath  fhe  kept  this 
i8.heard  that  he  had  done  this  miracle 

27.  Father,  fave  me  from  this  houre 

for  this  caufe  came  I  unto  this  houre 

30.  this  voice  came  not  becaufe  of  me 

3  3.  this  he  faid,  fignifying  what  death  he 
1 3.28.  for  what  intent  he  fpake  this  unto  him 

3  $  .by  this  fhal  all  men  know  that  ye  are  my 
1  y.i 3 .  greater  love  hath  no  man  then  this 

25.  this  cometh  to  pafle ,that  the  word  might 
16.30.  by  thisv/c  beleeve,  that  thou  cameft 
18.38.  when  he  had  faid  t his,  he  went  out  aga. 


,  j  9.  20.  this  title  then  read  many  of  the  Jewes 
20. 2i.  when  he  had  laid  this,  he  breathed  on 
21.  19.  this  fpake  he,fignifying  what  death  he 
<   <     when  he  had  fpoken  this,  he  frith  unto 
.   2  3 ..  then  went  this  faying  abroad  among  the 
A^l.s. 11.  this  iuxin  J  Jus  lhali  fo  comein  like 
j  6..this  fcripture  muft  needs  have  been  fulfil. 
1 7.  had  obcained  part  of  this  miniilry 

2  ',.  that  he  may  take  part  of  this  miniftry 

2.6.  now  whenrfej  was  noikd  abroad  the  mul. 
1  i.faying  one  to  another, What  meansth  th. 

■  1 4.  be  tots  known  unco  you,and  hearken 

3  i.he  feeing  this  before ,  fpake  of  the  refur. 
3  1.. this  Jefus  bath  God  raifed  up 

3  3  •  he  hath  fhed  forth  this  which  ye  now  fee 
'37.  now  when  they  heardffcj,they  were  pri. 

I    4j.fave  your  felves  from  (his  untoward  gen. 

3.11.  why  marvell  ye  at  this 

16.  haih  made  this  man  ftro.-g 

4.7.  or  by  what  name  have  ye  done  tins 
i7.fpea!<  h-nccforth  to  no  man  in  this  Name 

5.14.  doubted  ofihemvvhereunto/fei  would 
28.  that  you  fhould  not  teach  in  this  Name 
3 8-if  this  counfell,or  this  work  be  of  men,it 

6.3 .  wbo.Yi  we  may  appoint  over  this  bufinefli 

13.  blafp.  words  againft  this  holy  place,and 

14.  that/to  JefusJofNaz..  ftiall  defhoy  this 
7,29.  then  fled  Mofrsat  this  faying 

3  r .  this  Mofcs  whom  they  refufed,the  fame 
40.  for  as  for  this  Mofes,we  wot  not  what  is 
60.  Lord,  lay  not  this-  fin  to  their  charge 

when  he  had  faid  this,  he  fell  aflecp 

8.  1 9-  Faying,  Give  me  alfo  this  power 
22-  repent  therefore  of  this  thy  wickednelle 
3  2.  place  of  thefcrip.  which  he  read,was  th. 

9.2 1  .tins  he  which  deftr.  them  which  callon  t . 
36.  this  womm  was  full  of  good  works 

io.i6-  this  was  done  thrice 
3  o.foure  dayes  agoe  was  I  failing  untill  this 

11.10.ffej  wasdone  three  times 

1  3.48.  when  the  Gentiles  heard  ^ir,they  were 

i  ?. 2.  to  the  apoftles  and  elders  about  this 
6.  came  together  for  to  confider  of  this  mat. 

15.  to  this  agree  the  words  of  the  prophets 
1  16-18.  this  did  fh,c  many  day^s 

36.  the  keeper  of  the  prifon  told  ffe, faying 
17. 19.  may  we  know  what  this  new  doSrine  is 

32.  we  will  heare  thee  againe  of  this  matter 
I  ■    1 8. 1 1 .  fay  ing  ,  This  fellow  doth  perfwade  men 

2 1 .1  muft  by  all  meanes  keepe  this  feaft  that 
i\).  J.  when  they  heard  this,  they  were  baptiz, 

10.  this  continued  by  the  fpace  of  two  yeers 

17.  this  was  known  to  all  the  Jewes  &  Gree. 

25 .  ye  know  thit  by  this  craft  we  have  our 

26.  this  Paul  hath  perfwaded.and  turned 

27.  not  only  this  our  craft  is  in  danger  to  be 
10.29.  I  know  this,  that  after  my  departing 
13. 1 3 .  more  then  fourty  which  had  made  this 

18.  prayed  me  to  bring  this  young  man  to 
24.10.  been  ofmany  yeers  a  judge  unto  this 

14 .  but  this  I  confefle  unto  thee,  that  after 

1 1 .  exeep:  it  be  for  this  one  voice,  that  I 
26.16. 1  have  appeared  unto  thee  for/fepurp. 
27.13  there  flood  by  taethk  night  the  angel 
18.9.  fo  whenthis  was  dohe,others  whrch  had 

22.  for  as  concerning  this  feft,we  know  that 
Rom.i.$.  thihkeft  thou  this,  O  man,  that  judgeft 
5.2.  into  this  grace  wherein  we  ftand 

6.6.  knowing  rfoj,that  our  old  man  is  crucified 
'  9,ro.not  only  this, but  when  Rebecca  had  con. 

13.9.  for  this;  Thou  fhalt  not  commit  adultery 
it  is  briefely  comprehended  in  this  faying 
14.13.  but  judge  this  rather,that  no  man  put  a 
if  .28.  when  therefore  I  have  performed  thit 
1 6.12.  I  Tertius  who  wrote  this  epiirle,falute 
1  Cor. 1.  1 1.  this  I  fay,  that  every  oneof  you  faith 
3.11.  now  ifany  man  build  upon  this  foundat 
■  4.  11.  even  unto  this  prefent  houre,  we  both 
5.  2.  that  he  that  hath  done  this  deed  m'ght  be 
3  concerning  him  that  hath  fo  done  this  deed 
7.  6. 1  fpeak  this  by  permiflion 

29  this  I  fay,brethren,The  time  is  fhort 
3  s.  this  I  fpeake  for  your  own  profit 

8.7.  fome  with  confeience  of  the  idol  unto  this 
9.  left  by  any  meanes  this  liberty  of  yours 

q.-i.  anfwer  to  them  that  doe  examine  rhe  is  th. 

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12.  if  others  be  partakers  of  this  power  over 
we  have  not  ufcd  this  power 

2,3.  this  I  doe  for  the  gofpels  fake 
1 1. 17.  inthis  thatl  declare  unco  you, I  praife 
zi.  (hall  1  praife  you  in  this  ?  I  praife  you 
16.  as  often  as  ye  eatthis  bread 

and  drink  this  cup ,  ye  doe  fhew  the 
27.  whofo.  eat  this  bread,and  drink  this  cup 
]      iy .  3  4.  1  fpeak  this  to  your  fhamc 

jo.  now  this  I  fay,  brethren,  that  flefh  and 
53.  this  corruptible  muft  put  on  incorrupt. 
this  mortall  muft  put  on  immortality 
y 4.  when  this  corruptible  fhall  have  put  on 
this  mortall  (hall  have  put  on  immortali. 
Cor.  1.  i-  but  I  determined  this  with  my  felfe 
3. 1  wrote  this  fame  unto  you,  left  when  I 
3.10.  had  no  glory  in  this  refpeft  by  reafon 
4. 1.  feeing  we  have  this  miniftry 

7.  we  have  this  treafure  in  eatchen  veflels 
y.  1. that  if  our  earthly  houfe  of  this  tabernacle 
z.  in  this  we  groane  earneftly 
4.  we  that  are  in  this  taber.  do  groane  being 
7.3.I  fpeak  not  this  to  conderane  you 
8.5.  this  they  did  not  as  we  hoped 
7.  fee  that  ye  abound  in  this  grace  alfo 
19.  with  this  grace  which  is  admimftred  by 

10.  avoiding  this,that  no  man  lhouid  blame 
in  this  abundance  which  is  adminiftred  by 

9.3.  boafting  of  you  fhould  be  in  vaine  inthis 
4.  lhouid  be  afhamed  in  this  fame  confident 
6.this  I  fay,He  which  foweth  fparing  y,fhali 

1 1.  the  adminiftration  of  this  fervice  not 

13.  by  the  experiment  of  this  miniftra.  they 
10.7.  of  himfelfthink  this  againe,  that  as  he  is 

1 1 .  let  fuch  an  ons  think  this,  that  fuch  an    ' 
11.10.  no  man  mail  ftopme  of  this  boafting 

1 7. as  it  were  foolilhly  in  this  coniid.  of  boa. 

12.13.  forgive  me  this  wrong 

13.9.  this  alfo  we  wifh,even  your  perfection 

Gal.x-z.tks  only  would  I  learn  of  you,Received 

1  j.  this  I  fay,  that  the  covenant  that  was 

y.i4.  law  is  fulfilledin  one  word,even  in tiits 

\6.  this  I  fay  then,  Walk  in  the  Spirit 

6.\6'  as  walk  according  tothjs  rule,peacebe 

Ephef. 4.17  ■  this  1  fay  therefore,  and  teftify  in  the 

y.  y.  this  ye  know,  that  no  whore-monger 
Pkitip. 1.7-  meet  for  me  to  think  this  of  you 
9.  this  I  pray,  that  your  love  may  abound 
19. 1  know  that  this  fhall  turn  to  my  falvat. 
3.13.  this  one  thing  I  doc  ,  forgetting  thefc 
Col.z.4,.  this  I  fay,  leftany  man  fhould  beguile 
1  Tbef.^ii  y.  this  wefay  unto  you  by  the  word  of 

y.27.  this  epiftle  be  read  unto  all  the  holy 
zTheff.i.u-  God  would  count  you  worthy  of  th- 

3.10.  this  we  commanded  you,  that  if  any 
i  Tim.  1 . 9.  knowing  this,  that  the  law  is  not  made 
18.  this  charge  I  commit  unto  thee,fon  Tim. 
4.  \6.  in  doing  this  thou  fhalt  both  fave  thy 
tf.  14.  that  thou  keep  this  command  without 
iXitfJ.i.i  y.  this  thou  knoweft,that  all  they  which 
i.  1  9.  having  this  feale  ,  The  Lordknoweth 
3.1.  this  know  alfo,that  in  the  laft  dayes  peril. 
6.  of  this  fort  are  they  which  creep  into  ho. 
Heb,$.  4.  no  man  taketh  this  honour  unto  himfelf 
7,  z  1 .  made  without  an  oath  :  but  this  with  an 
17. this  he  did  once, when  he  offered  up  himf. 
9.  8 .  the  holy  Ghoft  this  fignifymg,  that  the 
1 1.  that  is  to  fay,  not  of  this  building 
fames  i.$-  knowing  this,  that  the  trying  of  your 

3.1  f.tbis  wifdom  defcendeth  not  from  above 
1  Pf«.4.i6\  let  himglorifie  God  onthis  behalf 
1  Pet.i-1  befides  ffc»,giving  all  diligence,adde  to 
13.I  think  it  meet  as  long  as  I  am  in  this 
zo.  knowing  this  firft,  that  no  fcripture  is  of 

3.  3.  knowing  this  firft ,  that  there  fhall  come 
j.  for  this  they  willingly  are  ignorant  of 

i  John  3.3.  every  man  that  hath  thi<  hope  in  him 
8. for  this  purpofe  the  Son  of  God  was  mani. 
10.  in  this  the  children  of  God  are  manifeft 

4.  9.  in  this  was  manifefted  the  love  of  God 
21.  this  commandment  have  we  from  him 

y.  z.  by  this  we  know,that  we  love  the  children 

Ju.de  4.  before  of  old  ordained  to  this  condemna. 

y.  put  you  in  remem.though  ye  once  knew  t . 

Rev.z.6.  this  thou  haft,  that  thou  hateft  the  deeds 

II.  f. he  muft  'nthis  manner  be  killed 


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Is  Cbte, 
Gfa.3.13.  what  is  this  that  thou  haft  done 

Chap.  12.18.  &  i6".io.  &  29,iy. 
1  y.  2.  fteward  of  my  houfe  is  this  Eliezer 
14.6  j.  what  man  is  this  that  walketh  in  the 
42.28.  what  is  this  that  God  hath  done  unto  us 
43.  29.  and  faid,Is  this  your  younger  brother 
44.1  J.  what  deed  is  this  that  ye  have  done 
Exod.  13.  14.  faying,  What  is  this  that  thou  fhalc 
1 4. 1 2.  is  not  this  the  word  that  we  did  tell 
17.3.  faid,  Wherefore  is  this  that  thou  haft 
J0jh.zz.16.what  trefpafle  is  this  that  ye  have  com. 
Judg.  1  j.  1 1.  what  is  this  that  thou  haft  done  unto 
18.24.  what  is  this  that  ye  fay  unto  me,what 
20.1 2.what  wickedneffj  is  this  that  is  done  ' 
Ruth  1. 19.  and  they  faid,  Isthis  Naomi 
2.  y.  whofe  damfell  is  this 

1  Sam.  10. 1 1  .what  is  this  that  is  come  unto  tha  ion 

24. 16.  isthis  thy  voice  my  fon  David 

2  Sam.y.  1 9.  it  this  the  manner  of  man,  O  L.God 

1 2.  z  1 .  what  thing  is  this  that  thou  haft  done 

1 6. 1 7.  is  this  thy  kindnefle  to  thy  friend 

1  jt\/»g.i.4 1.  wherefore  is  this  noifc  of  thecitie 

2  King'  1 8.19.  what  confid.  is  this  wherein  thou 
£^10.13.  neither  is  this  a  work  of  one  day  or 
Job  3  8.2.  who  is  this  that  darkneth  counfell  by 
Pfal.  1 04. 2  y .  fo  is  this  great  and  wide  fea 
Cant.x.  6.  who  isthis  thatcometh  out  of  the  wild. 

8.  y.  who  is  this  that  comcth  up  from  the  wild. 
lfa.zz.7.  is  this  your  joyous  citie 

63. 1 .  who  is  this  that  coraeth  from  E<fom 
Je r.xo.zi .  who  is  this  that  engaged  his  heart  to 

46.7.  who  isthis  that  cometh  up  as  a  flood 
£^.itf.2o.  isthis  of  thy  whored,  a  fraall  matter 
Zech.z.  z.  isnotJfoabrandplucktoutofthe  fire 

y.  % .  fee  what  is  this  that  goeth  forth 
Mat.ll.17.  what  manner  of  man  is  this ,  that  even 
Mar\^.\\.  Lulfei.  25. 

1 2.23.  faid,  Is  thisthe  fon  of  David 

1  1 . 1  o.  faying ,  Who  is  this 

2i.2o.  whofe  is  this  image  and  fuperfcription 
Mar.  12.  \6- 

16.  8.  to  what  purpofe  is  this  wafte 
Mar\  1.27.  faying  ,  What  thing  isthis 
Lul(e  1.43. and  whence  isthis  to  me,  that  thy  mo. 

4- 11.  this  day  is  this  fcripture  fulfilled  in  your 
$6>  faying,  What  a  word  is  this 

J. 2 1 .  who  is  this  which  fpeaketh  blafphemies 

7-  49«  who  is  this  that  forgi  veth  fins  alfo 

811.  now  the  parable  is  this:  The  feed  is  the 

99-  who  is  this  of  whom  I  heare  fuch  things 

20.17.  faid ,  What  is  this  then  that  is  written 
John  7.36  what  manner  of  faying  is  this  that  he    I 

9. 19.  faying,  Is  this  your  fon 

16.17.  what  is  Ms  that  he  faith  unto  us 
18.  what  is  this  that  he  faith,  A  little  while 
z  Cor.i'  1 2.  for  our  rejoycing  is  this,  the  teftimo. 

z.6.  fufficient  to  fuch  a  man  isthis  punifhment 
Ephefy.H.is  this  grace  given,that  I  fhould  preach 
fam.i.zj.  pure  religion— this,io  vifit  the  father. 

<Sh<£  "• 

Gen.z.z^.this  is  now  bone  of  my  bone 
6.1 5.  this  is  the  fafhion  which  thou  fhalt  make 
9.1 2.  God  faid,  This  is  the  token  of  the  coven 
12.12.  they  fhall  fay,  This  is  his  wife 
17.10.ffe  is  my  covenant  which  ye  fhall  keep 
20 . 1 3 . 1  faid  unto  her  ,  This  is  thy  kindneffe 
28.17.  this  is  none  other  but  the  houfe  of  God 
and  this  is  the  gate  of  heaven 
3148  this  heape  is  a  witnefle 

3  z.z.this  is  Gods  hofte 

40. 1  z.this  is  the  interpretation  of  it        V,i8. 
41.28.  this  is  the  thing  which  I  have  fpoken 

38 .  can  we  find  fuch  a  one  as  this  is 

4  8  1 8 .  for  this  is  the  firft-borne 
49.28.  this  is  it  their  father  fpake  unto  them 


yo.  1 1.  ibis  is  a  grievoub  mourning  co  the  £°y. 
Exod.z.6.this  is  on   of  the  Hebrewes  children 
3  15.  this  is  my  Name  for  ever,and  this  is  my 
8.19.  this  is  the  fnger  of  God 
12.42.  this  is  that  night  of  the  Lord  to  be  obf. 

43.  this  is  the  ordinance  of  the  pafleovcr 
1 3.8. this  is  done  becaule  of  that  which  the  Lo. 
16. 1  y.  this  is  the  bread  which  the  Lord  hath 

z}.  this  is  that  which  the  Lord  hath  faid 

29.  38.  novfthis  is  chat  thou  fhalt  offer  upon 
38.  2i.  this  is  the  fumofthe  tabernacle 

Lev.6.9.  this  is  the  law  of  the  burnt-offerin" 
7.  3J.  this  is  the  portion  of  the  anointing  of 
10.  3 .  this  is  it  that  the  Lord  fpake 
Numb.q.z/i.  this  is  the  fervice  of  the  families  of 
28.  this  is  the  fervice  of  the  families  of  the 
31.  this  is  the  charge  of  their  burden 
33.  this  is  the  fervice  of  the  families  of  the 
8.24.  this  is  it  that  belongeth  unto  the  Levites 
13.27.  an&this  is  the  fruit  of  it 
18. 11.  and  this  is  thine 
jo.  1 3 .  this  is  the  water  of  Meribah 
28.3.  this  is  the  offering  made  by  fire 
31.21.ffei  is  the  law  ordinance  of  the  which  the 
Deut.  13.  1 1.  any  fuch  wickednes  as  this  is  among 
1  y.  2.  this  is  the  manner  of  the  releafe 
33.1.  this  is  the  bleffing  wherewith  Mofes  blef. 
Jojh. 16. i. this  is  the  inher.of  the  tribe  of  Epbraim 
18.29.rto  is  theinher.-of  the  children  of  Ben- 
19.8.  this  is  the  inher.-of  the  tribe  of  Simeon 
1 6.  this  is  the  inher— of  the  child,  of  Zebul. 
23  .this  is  the  inher.-of  the  child,  of  Iflachar 
3  1.  this  is  the  inher.-of  the  childr.  of  After 
39.  this  is  the  inher.  of-the  chil.of  Naphcali 
48.  this  is  the  inher.-of  the  children  of  Dan 
1  Sam.  16. 1 2.  arife,  anoint  him  :  for  this  is  he 

30.  20.  faid,  This  is  Davids  fpoile 

1  King.  1.  4y.  this  is  the  noife  that  ye  have  heard 

1 1. 1 1 .  forafmuch  as  this  is  done  of  thee 

13.  3.  this  is  the  figne  which  the  Lord  hath  fpo. 

2  King.  3.  x8.  this  is  but  a  light  thing  in  the  fight 
6.  1 9.  this  is  not  the  way 

8.y.  this  is  the  woman,  thisis  her  fon 
9.36.  this  is  the  word  of  the  Lord 
37-  fhall  not  fay,  This  is  Jezebel 

1  Chro.i  1. 1 1. this  is  the  number  of  the  mighty  men 

2  Chro.z.^tbis  is  an  ordinance  for  ever  unto  Ifra. 

28.22.  this  is  that  king  Ahaz 

E^i't  1. 9.  this  is  the  number  of  them 

4-  n.  this  is  the  copy  of  the  letter  that  they 
7. 1 1 .  now  this  is  the  copy  of  the  lette  r  that  k. 

Neh.  2.2.  this  is  noth'ng  elfc  but  forrow  of  heart 
9.18.  faid,  This  is  thy  God  that  brought  thee 

Efth.1.1.  this  is  Ahafuerus  which  reigned  from  Ju. 

Job  8.19.  behold,  this  is  the  joy  of  his  way 
9.22.  this  is  one  thing,  therefore  I  faid  it 
1  o.  1 3 . 1  know  that  this  is  with  thee 
18.21  .this  is  the  place  of  him  that  knoweth  not 
20.  29.  this  is  the  portion  of  a  wicked  man 

Chap.17.13. 

31.  1 1-  for  this  is  an  heinous  crime 
Pfal.z^.6.  this  is  the  generation  of  them  that  feek 

4  4. 1 7.  all  this  is  come  upon  us,yet  have  we  not 
62.  16.  this  is  the  hill  which  God  defireth  to 
77. 10. 1  faid,  This  is  mine  infirmity 
1 09.27.  they  may  know  that  this  is  thy  hand 
118.23.  this  is  the  Lords  doing 
1 1 9.  y  o.  this  is  my  comfort  in  my  affliction 
1 3 2. 1 4.  this  is  my  reft  for  ever 
Ecclefi.  10.  may  be  faid,  Thisis  new 

1 7.I  perceived  that  this  is  vexation  of  fpirit 
j.  1.  behold,  this  alfo  is  vanity 
iy-  thatftoaUbis  vanity  Chap. 8.1 4. 

19.  this  alfo  is  vanity       Verfe  21,  23 ,  z6. 
Chap.  4. 4,  8, 16.  &  ?•  «o.  &  6.  2,9 
&7.  (S.&8. 10 
y,i6\tfo  alfo  is  a  fore  evill 
19.  this  is  the  giftof  God 
9.  3.  this  is  an  evill  among  all  things  that  are 
1 2.13.  this  is  the  whole  duty  of  man 
Cant.^.i  £.yea-altogethcf  Iovely,Tto  is  my  belo 
and  this  is  my  friend  ,  O  daughter  of 
Ifa.ii.f.  this  is  known  in  all  the  earth 

14.16. this  is  the  purrofe  that  is  purpofedupon 

this  is  the  hand  that  is  ftretched  out  upon 

17.14.thts  is  the  portion  of  them  that  fpoile  us 

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if,  9.  Joe,  tbis  is  our1  God,wc  have  waited  for 
.  tbis  is  the  Lord,  we  have  watted  for  him 
17.9.  this  is  all  the  fruit  to  take  away  his  fin 
zH.it.  tbis is  the  reft  wherewith  yc  may  eaufc 
and  this  is  the  refrelhing 

30.9.  that  this  is  a  rebellious  people 
11.  ..riiwisthe  wiy,  walk  ycinit 

f  W.this  is  as  the  waters  of  Noah  unto  me 

ij. this  is  the  heritage  of  the  fervants  of  the 
f  9.11.  tbis  is  my  coven  mt  with  them 
ftr.\.  iS.this  is  thy  wickedneffe 

7.  iS.ffos  is  a  nation  that  obeyeth  not  the  voice 
10.  19. 1  faid,  Truly  this  is  a  gricf,and  I  mud 
i$-»M'^«is  thy  lot 

ij.6.  this  is  his  Nam:  whereby  he  flulbe  call. 

Chap.j3.16. 

30.17.  faying,Tfoi  Zionwhomno  mitifeek:th 

46. 10.  for  this  is  the  day  of  the  Lord  of  ho  lis 
jo. if .  £b«  « the  work  of  the  Lord  God  of  ho. 

£^.f . j.  tfo*  is  Jerufalem 

jo.if.tfofisthe  living  cceat.  that  I  faw  V.to. 
1 9. 1 4.  tbis  is  a  lam  .ntation 
at.  1 8.  £b«  is  Pharaoh.and  all  hit  raultituie 
j  1.16.  this  is  the  lamentation  wherewith  they 
41.4.  tbis  is  the  mod  holy  place 

11.  this  is  the  table  that  is  before  the  Lord 
4j.11.  tbis  is  the  lawofthehoufc        Ver.ri. 
45 .1  j.  tbis  is  the  oblation  that  ye  fhall  offer 
47.19.  tbis  is  the  fouth-fid:  fouth-ward 
10.  tbis  is  the  weft-fide 
D£t.z.$6.  this  is  the  dreame 
4.14.  tbis  is  the  interpretation 
f  .if.  tfoif  is  the  wrictng  that  was  written 
z€.  tbis  is  the  interpretation  of  the  thing 
Mkah  no.  for  <*«  is  not  your  reft 
Zp'y.i.  1  f.  tfor  is  the  rejoycing  city  that  dwelt 
Zjcfof .  5.  r-fof  is  the  curfe  that  goeth  forth  over 
6-  this  is  a.n  ephah  that  goeth  forth 

this  is  their  referabl. through  all  the  earth 

7.  this  is  a  woman  that  fittcth  in  the  midft 

8.  he  faid,Tfoj  is  wickednefle 
M at.$ .  3  .this  is  he  that  was  fpoken  of  by  the  pro. 

17.  tbis  is  my  beloved  Son,in  whom  I  am 

Chap.  1 7.  f.  Mark  9- 7- tufa  9.  }S 
7.12.  for  tbis  is  the  law  and  the  prophets 
n.  io.«feishe  of  whom  it  is  written,  Behold 

14.  this  is  Elias  which  was  for  to  come 
13.19.tfoi  is  he  which  received  the  feed  by  the 
14.  1  j.  tbis  is  a  defart  p!ace,and  the  time  is 

Mark  6- tf. 
1 9. z6.  with  men  tbis  is  impoffiblc 
n.  11.  faid,  Tbis  is  Jefus  the  prophet  of  Nazi. 
38.  tfoiis  the  heire,  come,  let  us  kill  him 

Murk  iz.  j. Luke  10.14. 
41.  tfewisthe  Lords  doing 
11.38.tfKj  is  the  firft  and  great  commindment 
AfiJ^n.30. 
%6.z6.  take,eat,fb«  is  my  body 

Mark  *4-  **■   x  C^.H-M' 

18.  this  is  my  blood  of  the  new  teftament 

Mark  14. 14. 
Mark  *4-  69.  tbis  is  One  of  them 
Luke  i.  36.  this  is  the  fixth  moneth  with  her  who 
^.27.  tbis  is  he  of  whom  it  it  written*  Behold,  I 
ir.  19.  this  is  an  evill  generation 
11.19.  this  is  my  body  which  is  given  for  you 
zo.this  cup  is  the  new  teftament  in  my  blood 
1  Cor,  ii.ij. 
y  3 .  but  tbis  is  your  houre 
13.38.  tbis  is  the  king  of  the  Jewes 
John  1. 19-  this  is  the  record  of  John 

30.  this  is  he  of  whom  I  faid,  After  me  com. 
34.  bare  record ,  that  this  is  the  Son  of  God 
3.19.  this  is  the  condemnation 

29.  this  ray  joy  therefore  is  fulfilled 
4.4i.and  know  that  this  is  indeed  the  Chrift 

f  $.tbu  isagainc  the  fecond  miracle  that  Jc. 
6- 1 4.  this  is  of  a  truth  that  proph.  that  fhould 

19.  this  is  the  worke  of  God 

39.  this  is  the  Fathers  will  that  hath  fent  me 

40.  this  is  the  will  of  him  that  fent  me 
50.  tbis  is  the  bread  which  cometh  downe 
1  %.tbis  is  that  bread  which  came  down  from 
60.  tbk  is  an  hard  faying,  who  can  heare  it 

7t  x6.tbis  is  the  very  Chrift 
40.  tbis  is  a  prophet 


41.  others  faid ,  Tbis  is  Chrift 
f.  9.  fome  faid  ,  This ishz 

10.  we  know  that  this  is  our  fon 
iy.  11.  this  is  my  coramandemsntitUat  y«  love 
1 7.3.  and  this  is  life  eternall 
11.14.  this  is  the  third  tim:  that  Jcfus  flh:vred 
24.  this  is  the  difciple  which  teftifieth  of 
A%.  1. 16.  tbis  is  that  which  was  fpoken  of  by  the 
4.1 1.  this  istheftone  which  was  fet  at  nought 
7.37.  this  is  that  Mofes  that  faid  unto  the  chil. 
38.  tbis  is  he  that  was  in  the  Cnurch  in  the 
9. 11.  pro  zing  that  ffoj  is  very  Chrift 
17.3  4.  for  this  is  for  your  health 
Rom.  1 1  .i7.for  this  is  my  covenant  unto  them 
iOr.7.2£.thit  this  is  good  for  the  prefent  dillrefs 

8.10.  for  our  fakes  no  doubt  tbis  is  written 
1 0.18.  fay  unto  you,  Tbisis  offered  in  facrifice 
H.20.  tbis  is  not  to  eat  the  Lords  fupp;r 

1  Cor.S.io.  for  tbis  is  expedient  for  you 

1 3. 1.  tbis  is  the  third  time  I  am  coining  to  you 
Epbef.  f  .31.  tfos  is  a  great  myftery 

6.1.  for  this  is  right 
Pbilip.i.  ii.  live  in  the  fleftVfoi  is  the  fruit  ofmy 
Col. 3.10.  tbis  is  well-plcafing  unto  the  Lord 
1  Tbejf.  4.  3.  for  this  is  the  will  of  God 

Chap.  f.  18. 
1  Tint.  1.  if.  this  is  a  faithf 4 11  faying  Chap.  4.9. 

Titus  3. 8. 

1.3 .  for  tbis  is  good  and  acceptable  in  the  fight 

3.1.  tots  is  a  true  laying 
Titus  1. 1 3 .  this  wiencfle  is  true 
H.eb.%.  1.  things  we  have  fpoken,  this  is  thefum 
10.  tbis  is  the  coven,  that  lie  make  with  the 

io.  16.  this  is  the  coven,  that  He  eftabl.  with 
r  Per. 2.19.  for  this  is  thanke-worthy 
10.  this  is  acceptable  with  God 
1  John  i.f .  this  is  the  meflage  which  we  have 

2.1  f .  this  is  the  promife  that  he  hath  promifed 

3.1 1.  tbis  is  the  meflage  which  ye  have  heard 
23.  this  is  his  commandment 

4.  3.  and  this  is  that  fpirit  of  Antichrift 

f .  3.  for  this  is  the  love  of  God 
\.tbk  is  the  victory  that  ovcrcora.  the  world 
6.  tbisis  he  that  came  by  water  and  blood 

9.  this  is  the  witneflfe  of  God 
1 1. tbis  is  the  record  that  God  hath  given  to 

lifc,and£^«  life  is  in  his  Son 
H.tbis  is  the  confidence  that  we  have  in  him 

10.  tbis  is  the  true  God,and  eternall  life 
1  John  6.  this  is  lovc,that  we  walke  after  his  com. 

this  is  the  commandment,  that  as  ye  have 
7.  this  is  a  deceiver  ,  and  an  Antichrift 
Rev.zo.j.this  is  the  firft  refurreftion 
14.  this  is  the  fecond  death 
4Eh<3  tands     "\        fiLanD, 

«h<3  ''*,  I  &<ri»- 

€bttf  life,  life 

t&tyBman,  }         1 20m., 

<Cb<0  mouth,  y  s  ee  <(  S&Mtti). 


Ctjtff  people,  j  f^ople 

Chisf  tbinr,  \  «i)<ng. 

GWword,  I  t(ouj9. 

Gtyft  world,    J         U©orlO. 
€htftlc 
1  i^iwg.  14.9.  t^/e  that  was  in  Lebanon  fent  to 
i  Cbro.  if. 1 8. 
pafled  by  a  wild  beaft,&  trod  dow.  the  tb. 
1Cfoo.if.18. 
Hof.ioA .thorne  and  tbijlle  lhall  come  up  on  their 

Ct)ittle0. 
Gf».3.i  8.  thornes  and  thiftlcs  fkall  it  bring  forth 
Job  3 1.40.  let  Jfo/ftM  grow  in  ftcad  of  wheat 
Mat.  7. 16.  doe  men  gather  figj  of  thirties 

Gen.19.zo.  O  let  meefcape  thither 

ii.  hafte  thee,  efcape  thither :  for  I  cannot 
doe  any  thing  till  thou  be  come  thither 
14. 6.  that  thou  bring  not  my  fon  thither  again 

Vcrfe8. 
1 9.  3.  ffo'ffoc  were  all  the  flocks  gathered 
39.1.  which  bad  brought  him  down  thither 
41.1.  get  you  down  thither,  and  buy  for  us 
JSjrod.10.26.  untill  we  come  thither 

26.3  3 .  that  thou  maieft  bring  in  thit.-—  the  ark 
Numb.  3f .  6.  that  he  may  flee  thither 
1 1 .  that  the  flayer  may  flee  tbitht? 


11  f  .kilieth  any  perfon  unawares^may  hee  tb 
/#Mo.}.9, 
Dtut.i.u.  faying,  Thou  flwltrtoftgoc  in  tbittier 
38. but  Jolhua — he  lhall  goe  in  tbuher 
39.  they  lhall  goe  in  thither 
4.41.  that  the  flayer  might  nee  tbithsr 
1  x.  f .  and  thither  thou  lhalc  come 
6. thither  ye  lhall  bring  your  burnt-offerings 
Verfe  1 1 . 
19.3.  that  every  flayer  may  flee  thither 

4.  cafe  of  the  flayer,  that  he  may  flee  thither 
J2.f2.  thou  lhalt  not  goe.  timber  unte  the  land 
34-  4.  thou  lhalt  not  goe  over  thither 
/^•/•S-make  not  all  the  people  to  labour  thither 
4-  fo  they  went  up  thit.tr  of  the  people  about 
Judg.'i.  17.  all  ifrael  went  thither  a  whoring  after 
9  .f  1 .  and  thither  fled  all  the  men  and  women 
18.3.  and  they  turned  in  thither 

1 7.  went  up,  and  came  in  thither  ,  and  tookc 
19.1  f.  they  turned  afide  thither  togoin,and  to 
11.  10.  congre.  fent  tbitlxr  1 1000.  men  of  the 
I  &»».i. 1 4.they  did  un;o  all  the  llr.  that  came  f. 
f  .8.  carried  the  ark  of  the  God  of  llr.  about  t. 
3J.  6.  now  let  us  goe  ffotfo/^peradventure  he 
10.  j.  when  thou  art  come  thither  to  the  citie 
lo.when  they  came  thither  to  the  lull  behold 
11.  ifthe  man  fhould  yet  come  Hither 
19. 13.  he  went  thither  to  Naioth  in  Ramah 
zi.  1.  they  went  down  thither  to  him 
3^.7.  Abiathar  brought  tbitber  the  ephod  to 
1  Sam.z.z.  fo  David  went  up  thither 

4. 6.  they  came  thither  into  the  midft  of  the 
1  Kjng.6.7.  made  ready  before  it  was  brought  thi. 
19.9.  he  came  tbitberuntoa  cave  ,  and  lodged 
1  i$»g.i.8.  they  were  divided  hither  and  tlpther 
14.  they  parted  hither  and  thither 
4. 8.  he  turned  in  tbitber  to  cat  bread 

10.  that  he  fhall  turnc  in  tbitber 

1 1.  it  fell  on  a  day  that  he  came  thither  ,  and 
6. 6. caft  it  in  thither,  and  the  iron  did  fwinj 

9.  for  thither  the  S  yrians  are  come  downe 
i4.therefore  fent  he  thither  horles  &charets 
9.  z.  when  thou  comeft  ffo>foy,looke  out  there 
17- 17-  faying ,  Carry  thither  one  of  the  pricfts 
1  Cfoo.i.g.Solom.  went  up  thither  to  the  brazen 
E^ra  10.  6.  when  he  came  thither  ,  he  did  eat  no 
Neb.+.zo .  relort  ye  thither  unto  us 

13.9.  thither  brought  I  again:  the  veflells 
Job  1.2 1.  naked  lhall  I  returne  thither 

6. 20. they  came  thither, and  were  alhamed 
EccleJ.\.-j.  thither  they  returne  againe 
//d.7.24.with  arrowes  &  bowes  (hall  men  comer 
if.  not  come  thither,  the  feare  of  briars 

32.10.  fend  forth  tbitber  the  feet  of  the  oxc,  oj 
f  5 .  10.  returneth  not  thither ybut  watereth  the 

f  7.7.  even  thither  wenteft  thou  up  to  offer  fac, 
/tr.22.1 1.  he  lhall  not  returne  thither  any  more 
17.  thither  fhall  they  not  returne 
3 1 .  8.  a  great  company  lhall  returne  thither 
40.4.  convenient  for  thee  to  goe  tbitber,  goe 
E\ek'i  .10.  thither  was  their  fpirit  to  goe 

1 1. 18.  they  (hall  come  thither,  and  they  fhall 
40.1.  hand  of  the  Lord  brought  me  thither 

3.  he  brought  me  thither,  and  behold,  there 
47.9.  becaufe  waters  lhall  come  tbitber 
Jool  3.11.  tbitlxr  caufe  thy  mightie  ones  to  come 
Mat  .hi.  he  was  afraid  to  goe  thither 
Mm. 6.11.  ran  afooJ  thither  out  of  all  cities 

11. 3.  ftraightway  he  will  fend  him  thither 
Luke  17.37.  thither  will  the  eagles  be  gathered 

11. 2. calling  in  thither  two  mites 
John  7.  3  4 .  where  I  unjhitber  yc  cannot  come 

Verfe  3<f. 
11. 8.  and  goeft  thou  ffo'ffor  againe 
i8.2.Jefus  oft-times  reforted  thither  with  his 
3.  cometh  tbitber  with  lanterns  ,  and  torches 
Aft .8.  30.  and  Philip  ran  thither  to  him 

1 4.1 9.  there  came  tbitber  certaine  Jewes  from 
16. 13.  fpake  to  the  women  which  reforted  tbi. 
17.io.who  coming  tbitber, went  into  the  fynag. 

1 3.  they  cameffo«for,and  ftirred  up  the  peo. 
if.  4.  hehimfelfe  would  depart  fhortly  tbitber 
«l)ltl)ei:=B}arO, 
Judg.  1 8 . 1  f .  they  turned  thither*it>ard,ini  came 
Jer.  fo.  f.  with  their  faces  thithcr-ward,  faying 
Rom.  1  f .  24.  to  be  bro.  on  my  way  thither-tvard 


T  B  O 


T  H.  O 


THO 


THO 


THO 


THO 


<3Etyomaff. 
Mat.  to.  3.Barchol.  Thomas  and  Matth.  apoftlesj 
<--  Mark-  3.  1 8.  Lal^e  6.  ij.' 
John- 1 1 . 1 6  I  th  en  faid  Thomas-,  Le  c  us  goe>  that  we 
■     14.5.  Thomas faith 'uftwo  him,  Lord^wc  know 
20.24.  Thomas  wis  not  with1  them  when  Jefus 

16.  and  Thomas  with  them,  then  came  Jefus 

17.  faith  he  tb  Thorns  ,  Reach  hither  chy 
28.  Thomas  anfwered,and  faid  unto  him,  My 
%a,Triomas ,  becaufe  thou  haftfe'en'rns,thou 

21.  z.  there  were  togeth.  SimanPetT  ScTbo. 
Aft.  t .  1  j.  where  abode  both— Philip  St-  Tboflfctf 

Cijongaf. 
Aft. n.  if-  as  they  bound- him  with  rtogi .,  Paul 

/fffi  41.  i.  or  bore  his  jaw  thorow  with  a  thorne 
P,ov.z6.  9-  as  a  f/wra?  goeth  up  inro  the  hand  of  a 
//•z.  j5.13.intt.of  cheffr.  Avail  come  up  the  fir-tree 
7i^?/j.  28--14-  nor  any  grieving  thorne  of  all  chat 
Hu/.  1  o. 8. £b»>^  and  tbHtle  Ihall  com;  upon  th.ir 
Mtcab  7.  4.  moft  upright  is  (harper  then  a  tborne 
1  Cor.11.7.  there  was  given  to  me  a  florae  in  the 

Clowes, 
Gm,  3. 18.  thorites  and  thirties  (hall  it  bring  forth 
Exo.l.  n.  6.  if  lire  break  out,and  cacch  in  (homes 
X:imb.s$-H-  they  lhalbe  tbotites  in  your  (ides 
fujhiZp-LJ.  bucthey  lhalbe  thornes  in  your  eyes 
fuig-  i-  3  •  they  ilialbe  as  thornes  in  your  /ides 
3.  7.  lie  tear.e  your  flelh  with  the  thornes  of  the 
16.  he  took  tbornes\ia  the  wilderncs  j  and 
1  Sam.zi-6.  lhalbe  ail  of  them  as  thorites  thrtift 
1  C'ibro.  33-  n.  which  took  Manafleh  among  the  t 
fab  j .  5.  and  taketh  ic  even  out  of  thorites 
i'ful.'i'i.  9-  before  your  pots  can  fcele  xhe  thornes 
1 1 8. 1 i-  they  are  quenched  as  the  fire  of  thorns 
Prov.i  5.19.  way  of  the  flo.man  is  an  hedge  of  tb. 
11.5.  thornes  are  in  the  way  ofthefroward 
14.31.  loe,  it  was  all  grown  over  with  tlnrnes 
Ecclef.7.6..a.s  the  crackling  of  thornes  under  a  pot 
Cxnt.z.t..  as  th:  lillyauung  the  thornes,  foismy 
;ft  5.6.  there  (lull  come  up  briars  and  thornes 
7.1 9.  (hall  red  upon  all  thornes 

23.  it,  fii3.ll even  be  for  briars  and  thornes 
14.  all  the  land  ihall  become  briars  and  tb. 
15. not  come  thither  the  feare  of  briars  &  tb. 
9.18.  it  lhaU  devoute  the  briars  and  thornes 
to.  17.  and  devouve  his  ^/jfl>vze.f  and  his  briars 
17. 4.  who  would  fee  the  briars  and  tbornesaga. 
31.1 1.  (hall  come  up  briars  and  tltornes 
3  3.  1 1  as  thornes  cut  up,  Ihall  they  be  burnt  in 
54.13.  thorites  ihall  come  up  in  her  pa  laces 
Jer.i,.  31  and  low  not  among  thornes 

1 1.13.  fown  wheat,  but  ihall  reape  thornes 
Mxifc  1.6.  though  briars  and  thorres  be  with  thee 
Ho!'.  1.6.  He  hedge  up  thy  way  with  thornes 
9.  3ti  thorne s  lhalbe  in  their  tabernacles 
Nah.x .  io.  while  they  be  folden  togeth.  with  thor 
Mat.  7.  « (•..  doc  men  gather  grapes  of  themes 
13. 7.  forne  fell  among  themes ,and  the  thornes 
Mark  a,,  j.  Luke  8.  7. 
21.  he  that  received  feed  among  the  thorns 
17. 1 9.  platted  a  crown  of 'thorites ,  they  put  it 
Az«^  1  <;. 17 ■jdJn  1 9  Zi 
Mti'k  4-l8.  thefe  are  they  which  are  fown  am.tb^ 
V-the  6-  4*.  for  of  thornes  men  doe  nocgach.  figgs 

8.  i4.-  that  which  fell  among  thornes,  are  they 
John  19.5".  came  Jefus  forth  wear,  the  crown  off. 
Heb.6.%.  that  which  beareth  thornes 'and  briars 

Choiofo). 
Gea.  1  s>  6.  Abram  pa.Sedthorow  the  land 
1  3.17.  arife  ,  walk  thorow  the  land    . 
Exod.  13.  17.  that  God  led  them  not  thorow  the 
1  8..  led  the  people  about  thorow  the  way 
19.13- he  fha.lbeftoned,  or  foot  thorow 
z\.S.  mailer  (hall  bore  his  eare  tbordm  with  an 
Numb,  13.  31.  land  thorow  which  we  have  gone  to 
10.  17.  pafle  thorow  thy  countrey-^not  pafle  thy. 
19.-  doing  any  thing  elfe,  goe  thorow  on  my 
s^-hefaid  ,  Thou  (halt  not  goe  thorow 
ti .  to  give  Ifrael  paflage  thorow  his  border 
. . .  1 1  .i z.  let  me  pafle  fW<ra>  thy  land  1 

1 5-  8.  and  thruft  both  of  them  throw  ■ 
T)eut.  z.  18.  thou  art  to  pafle  over  thorow  Ar 
jW?.9.54-  h;s  young  man  thruft  him*'jonw 
1  Sam,  1.  19.  and  went  thorow  a]l  Bichron 
4-7.gate  them  away  thorow  the  plajne-all  n;ght 


6. 16.  Michal  Sauls  daughter  looked  thorow  a 
1 8.  14.  thru  (t  them  thorow  the  heart  of  Abfal. 
2  i^w^.  1. 1.  and'  Aha  tiah- fell  doivn  thorow  a  lac. 
3.8-.  anfweredthe vt&ytborow  the wildernefli 

1  Cnro.  1 0.4.  and  thruftf  me  thoroiv  therewith 

2  0^0.31.18.  thorow  all  the  congregations,  for 
fob  20.24.  how  of  fteele  ihall  ilnke  him  thorow 

24. 16.  in  the  dark  they  dig  thorow  houfes 
40.24.  hisnofe  pierceth^ff/-03»fnares 

41.1.  or  bore  his  jwtbmw  wich  a  chorne 
P/i^.13.4.  yea,though  1  wilk thorow  thz  valley 

73.  9.  their  tongue  walketh  thorow  me  earth 
Prov.j.6.  1  looked  i^<wmy  cafemmc 
Ecelef.  10. 1 8.  idkn.  of  the  hands  the  ho.  drop.  th. 
Cant.  2.9.  (hewing  himfelfe  thorow  the  lattelle 
//i.27.4. 1  would  goe  t<w<ra;  them 

43.i.pafleft  thorow  the  waters,lle  be  with  thee 
thorow  the  rivers j  they  (hall  not  overdow 
wa^ed  thorow  the  fire  ^  thou  lhalt  not  be 

48.2.  t.  thirfted  not  when  he  led  cbem  thorow 
61.  10.  goe  thorow,  goe  thorow  the  gates 

fa.  i«  <?.  that  led  us  tboro-v  the  wild.  ffooron»  the 
EX?k-  20.  2-3.  and  difperfe  them  thorow  the  count. 
46.- 19.  after  he  brought  m;  thorow  the  entry 
47>4.  and  brought  me  thorow  the  waters 

brought  me  thorow 3  and  the  waters  were 
#"&■  3. if.walsi'w-flwthefea  with  thine  horfes/fe 
^e^^.xo.  run  to  and  fro  thorow  the  whole  earth 

13.9.  He  bring  the  third  part  thorow  the  fire 
Mtu.ii.  45 .  he  walketh  thorow  dry  places3feeking 
Lulte  4.14.  went  out  a  fame  of  hi.n  thorow  all  the 
f -19.  let  bim  down  thorow  the  tiling  with  his 
John  4.4.  he  muft  needs  goe  thorov?  Samaria 
1  Tim,  6.10.  pierced  themfelvesiteflw  wirh  many 
See  more  in  CtJJO'Jgt). 
/CrjQMTCOlg,  See^€!)J0a2i)lpu 

Gen.  33.  s".  who  are  thofe  with  thee 

50.  3.  fulfilled  the  dayes  of  thofe  which  are 
Lev. 1 1. 17.  thofe  are  uncleane  unto  you 
Namb.i.zi.  and  tfco/ethat  were  numbred  of  them 
V.  23,2^27,29,31,33,37,37,39.41,43- 
,  Chap.  3.21,34.  &  4. 3^,40,44,48. 

44.  thefe  arc  thofe  that  are  numbred 

45.  fo  were  all  thofe  that  were  numbred  of 
2.4.  and  his  hofte,and  thofe  chat  were  numbred 

V.'6,8,  11,13,15,19,21,5.3,26,28,30. 
3.2.  thefe  ate  thofe  which  were  numbred  of 
3.3  8 ;  but  thofe'  that  encampe  before  the  tabern. 
43.  of  thofe  that  were  numbred  of  them  were 

46.  for  thofe  that  are  to  be  redeemed  of  the 
4.38.  thofe  that  were mjrnbred  of  thefonsof 

42.  thofe  thac  were  numbred  of  the  fons  of 

4f .  thefe  be  thofe  that  were  numbred  of  the 

46.  all  thofe  that  were  numb,  of  the  Levites 

1 8  1 6. thofe  chat  are  to  be  redeemed  from  a  mo. 

1  Sa;n.iS.$.  Saul  h|d  put  away  thofe  thathad  fa. 

30.9.  vtheictbofe  thac  were  left  behind  ftayed 

1  IC'«g-2.7.'fec  them  be  of  hofe  that  eat  21  thy  table 
8-4.  even  thofe  did  the  priefts  and  Lev.  bring 
9- 1 1 .  upon  thofe  did  Solomon  levie  a  tribute 

2  K^g-6. 2  2  .wouldeft  thou  finite  thofe  whom  thou 
2  Cbro.ti.  1 3  .were  chegods  of  the  nacions  of  thofe 

1 4.  among  all  the  gods  of  thofe  nations  that 
Exra  1.8.  even  thofe  did  Cyrus  bring  forth  by  the 
2. 61.  belought  their  reglfter  among  thofe  that 
1 .  14.  thofe  did  Cyrus  take  out  of  the  temple 
9.  4.  becaufe  the  tjanfgreff".  of  thofe  that  had 
io.  3.  and  of  thofe  that  tremble  at  the  comm. 
8-  oUhofe.  that  had  been  carried  away 

Nelxm.  7.  6. 
Neh.^.n.  betides  thofe  that  came  unto  us  from 

8.  3.  read  therein-before  thofe  that  could  und. 
Eflh.  3.9.  into  the  hands  of  thofe  that  keep  the 

9.  J.  did  what  they  would  unto  thofe  that  hated 
11.'  number  of  'tbofi  that  were  flairie  in  Shu. 

Job  f.  1 1.  fet  up  on  high  thofe  that  be  low 
ir.22.  feeing  he  juageth  thofe  thac  are  high 
24.  1 3.  they  are  of  thofe,  that  rebell  againft  the 
1 9.fo  doth  the  gr^ve  thofe  which  have  finned 
27-15'.  thofe  that  reroaine  of  him  (halbe  buried 
Pfal:  17. 7.  from  thofe  that  rife  up  againft  them 
18.30.is  a  buckler  toaU  J/.w/etbattru(tmhim 
48.  lifceft  me  up  above  thofe  that  rife  up  aga. 

21.8.  right-hand-  (hall  find  out  thofe  that  hace 

37.9.  thofe  that  wait  upon  the  Lord,  they  Ihall 


jq.  f.  thofe  that  have  made  a  cove,  wich  me  by 

61.5.  given  me  the  hewage'of  thofe  that  feare 
63. 9.  thofe  thasfeeke  my  foule  to  deftroyit 

68. 6.  bringethout  thofe.thit  are  bound  with 

1 1.  great  was  che  company  of  thofe  that  pa. 
6 3.6.  let  not  thofe  thac  feeke  thee  be  confound. 

16.  to  rhegriefeofr/;o/e  whom  thou  haft 
74-  *  3«  che  tumult  of  thofe  that  rife  up  againft 
79'  it>  prefer  vc  thou  thofe  that  are  appointed 
9 1-13.1  fa>/e  that  arc  planted  hi  the  houte  of  the 
102.10.  loofe  thofe  that  are  appointed  to  death 
103. 18.  and  to  thofe  that  remember  his  coram. 
106.  46.  to  be  pitied  of  all  thofe  that  carried 
i  09.3 1 .  to  fave  him  from  thofe  thac  condemn 
1 19. 79.  let  thofe  that  feare  thee  turne  unto  me 
and  thofe  that  have  known  thy  teftimo. 
132.  to  doe  unto  thofe  that  love  thy  Name 
1 23 -4.with  che  fcorning  odhofe  chat  are  at  eafc 
1 1% -4-  doe  good,0  Lord,unto  thofe  that  be 
139-  «•  am  not  i  grieved  withthofe  thac  rife 
1 4°-  9  ■  as  for  the  head  of  thofe  that  couipalJe 
1 43  -3-as  thofe  that  have  been  long  dead 
145.1 4.raifcth  up  al  t\iofe  that  be  bowed  down 

1  47-1 1-  in  t-ofe  that  hope  in  his  mercy 
Pjw.i.i  2.  as  thofe  that  goe  down  into  the  pit 

8.17.  thofe  that  feefee  me  early  ihall  find  me 

21.  may  caufe  thofe  that  love  me,to  inherit 
11.23.  fpoile  the  foule  of  thofe  thatfpoiled 

2  4. 1 1 .  and  thofe  that  are  ready  to  be  flaine 
3 1.6.  wine  unto  thofe  that  be  of  heavy  hearts 

Ecelef  1  .i  1.  with  thofe  that  Ihall  come  after 
7- i8.a  woman  among  al  theft  have  I  not  found 
8.8.  wkkednefle  deliver  thofe  that  are  given  to 

1 1.3.  thofe  that  look  out  of  the  windowes  be 
Cant.7.9.  caufing  the  lips  of  thofe  that  are  afleep 

8.1  z.thofe  that  keep  the  fruit  thereof  200. 
Ifa.ie,.  1 9.  as  the  rayment  of  thofe  that  are  flaine 

3  5.8.  but  it  lhalbe  for  thofe :  the  way-faring 

56.8.  befides  thofe  that  are  gathered  unto  him 
64.5.  thofe  chat  remember  thee  in  thy  wayes 

in  thofe  is  continuance, &  we  lhalbe  fa  ved 

66.T9.  fend  thofe  that  efcape  of  them  unto  the 

Jer.  11.7. into  the  hand  of  thofe  that  feek  their  life 

27.  1 1.  thofe  will  I  Jet  remaine  ftillin  their 
31.33.  after  thofe  dayes,faith  the  Lord,  He  put 

39.9.  captive  into  Babylcntbcfe  that  fell  away 

Chap.  52.  15. 
49.5.  from  all  thrfe  that  be  about  thee 
Lam.z.  22.  thofe  thatl  havefwadled  and  brought 

3.  6  2.  the  lips  of  thofe  that  rofe  up  aga.'nd  me 
£^.i.2i.f6e/ewent,  thefe  went ;  whentbofc 

when  thofe  were  lifted  up  from  the  earth 
22.5.  thofe  that  beneere,  and  thofe  that  be  far 

28.  z6.  upon  all  thofe  thatdefpife  them  round 
34.  27.  delivered  them  out  of  the  hand  of  ihrfc 

Dan.^.zz.  flame  of  the  fire  flew  th.  men  that  took 
4. 37.  thofe  thac  vvalke  in  pride  h:.is  able  to 

1 1.4.  even  for  others  befides  thofe 

Joel  2.  16.  gather  the  child,  and  thofe  that  fuzhe 
G&jrf.i4.delivered  up  thofe  of  his  that  did  rernainc 
Zcpb.  1.  6.  and  thofe  thw  have  not  (ought  the  Lord 
Zecb,  1 3.6.  thofe  with  which  I  was  wounded  in  the 
Mat.i.zq.tbo.  which  were  poflefled  with  devils,?/;. 

15.  30.  having  with  them  thofe  that  were  lame 

16.  24.  but  thofe  that  be  of  men 
Ma;\<$.jj.  to  carry  about  in  beds  thofe  that  were 

7.1  jfV  wife  are  they  that  defile  the  man 
10.13-  rebuked  thofe  that  brought  them  . 

Luke  i-  24-  after  thefe  dayes  his  wife  Elizabeth 
6.  32.  finners  love  thofe  that  love  them 
7.28.  among  thofe  that  are  borne  ofa  woman 
g.i  z.thofe  by  the  way-fide,  are  they. that  heare 
12.38.  blefled  ar,e  thofe  fervants 
14.  7t  he  put  forth  a  parable- unto  thofc^ which  ; 
j 9 :vj:  thofe  mine  enem.'.nrtng  hither ,  and  flay; 

Jolm  2..i4.found  in  the-te/nple  thofe  chat  fold  oxen 
g.'ty,  then  f/^.mcrjjVy hen  they  had  feen  the 
8.10.  woman,whcre  iretho'fe  thine  acchfers 
.,30. -as  he  fpake  thofe  words,  many  believed 
31.  then  faid  Jefus  to  thofe  Jcwqs  which  bel. 
Io.32.for  which  of  thofe  works  doe.ye  ftone  me 
17.1 1.  thofe  whoin  chpii  haft  given  rncg  £hat 
II.  thofe  that  thou  gaveft  me  1  ha.ve  'nfrz 

Atl-i.za,.  and  thofe  that  follow  after,as  rriapy.as 
11.  5.  hadaccomplifir. ' thofe  dayes,wf  departed 

1  Cor  14. 13.  and  there  come  in  thofe  that  are  unl. 
Philip  3  7.  thofe 


T  H  O       THO 


THO         THO 


THO        THO 


Phil.$.7-tbofi I  counted  loffe  for  Chrift  : 
i  Tim.4.  io.efpecially  of  thofe  that  beleeve 
z  Tiwz.$.3.defpifersofrfco/e  tnat  are  §00c* 
Hcb.f.  i4.tven  thofe  who  by  reafon  of  ufe  have 

6.4.irnpoffible  fat  thofe  who  were  once  enligh. 
2  P£^z.6  an  enfample  unco  thofe  that  after  (hould 

1 8. thofe  that  were  clean  efcaped  from  them 
Rev.9.4.  but  onely  thofe  men  wch  have  not  the  feal 
CrjOfe^JMj  See  jDape0, 
f2CI)0fe  things  ,  See  CtytngS, 
Cljott. 
Gen-i.i6je.wcy  tree  of  the  garden  ?/;»«  mayeft  eat 
i7>of  the  tree  of  knowledge  thou  (halt  not 
in  the  day  thou  eateft  thou  (halt  die 
3.9.  Adam,  where  art  thou 

1  i.haft  rtfltf  eaten  of  the  tree,whereof  I 

comman.thee/hat  thou  (houldft  not  eat 

n.the  woman  whom^w<  haft  given  me 

x  7.  becaufe  thou  haft  hearkened  to  the  voice 

irt  fptrow  (halt  thou  eat  of  it 

Ij.in  the  fweat  of  thy  face  (halt  thou  eat  thy 

till  tbotl  return  unto  the  ground 

out  of  it  waft  thou  takenjfor  duft  th.att 

and  unto  duft  (halt  thou  return 

17. 9-tbou  (halt  keep  my  covenant, therefore  th. 

zo.7. thou  (halt  furely  die,thou,and  all  that 

io.faweft  thou, \\ox  thou  haft  done  this  thing 
Z4.6.beware  thou,  that  thou  bring  not  my  fon 
1 3  .faid,Whofe  daughter  art  thou,te\\  me 

Verfe  47. 
3 1. come  invito  blefled  of  the  Lord 
60. thou  art  our  (ifter,be  thou  the  mother  of 
16.z9.thou  art  now  the  blefled  of  the  Lord 
3  2. 17. whofe  art  thou  ?  and  whither  goeft  thou 
39.9.  becaufe  thou  art  his  wife 
40.13.  thou  (halt  deliver  Pharaohs  cup  into  his 
after  the  —manner  when  thou  waft  his 
41.39.none fo  difcreet  and  wife  asthou  art 

40. in  the  throne  will  I  be  greater  then  thou 
43 .8.and  not  die,both  we  and  thou 
4? .10.  thou  (halt  be  neer  unto  me,  thou  and  thy 
47. 8. how  old  art  thou 

49.8.Judah  thou  art  he  whom  thy  brethren  (hall 
Exod.i.i^.t'-'ou  (hilt  comedo/*  and  the  elders  of 
18.  i8.^fl«  wilr furely  wesr  away, both  thou 

thou  an  not  able  to  perform  this  alone 

i9.14.thou  (halt  come  up,  thou  and  Aaron  with 

Lev.  10.9. thou  nor  thy  fons  with  thee,when  ye  goe 

i4.eat  in  a  clean  place,  thou  and  thy  fons 
Num.  16.1 1.  for  which  caufe  both  thou  and  all  thy 

16.  thou  and  all  thy  company  before  the  Lo. 

thou,and  they,and  Aaron  with  thee 

17.  thou  alfo  and  Aaron,each  of  you  his  cenf. 
18. 1. thou  and  thy  fons  (hall  bear  the  iniquity 

z.  thou  and  thy  fons  with  thee,(hjll  minifter 

j.thou  and  thy  fons  with  chee,(hal  keep  yout 
T)c ut.  5 . 1 4-thy  maid-fervant  may  teft  as  well  as  th. 
7. 1 .  feven  nations  greater  &  mightier  then  th. 
1 3. 6. which  thou  haft  not  known,  thou,  nor  thy 
14.z6.thou  (halt  rejoyce,  ffow  and  thy  houlhold 
1  j.zo-which  the  Lord  (hall  cbuCe,thou  and  thy 
16. 1 1 .  rejoyce  before  the  hot  A,  thou  &  thy  fon 

14.  thou  lhalt  rejoyce  in  thy  feaft,  thou  &  tby 
20. 1 .  and  a  people  more  then  thou 
z6.i  J .thou,ind  the  Levite,and  the  ftranger 
18.3 6. unto  a  nation  which  neither thou,not 

64. which  neithertfo>#,nor  thy  fathers  have 
30.1  g.that  both  thou,  md  thy  feed  may  live 
3  3. 19. happy  art  thou,  O  Ifrael 

1  Sam.  1  ?  .18.  that  is  better  thenthou 
1 7. 5  8.whofc  fon  art  thoujhou  young  man 
22.  r  6.thou  (hilt  furely  die,Abimelech,r&0/!!  and 

■   24.17.  thou  art  more  righteous  then  I 
2j.33.bleffedbe  thou  which  haft  kept  me  this 
30. 1 3. and  whence  art  thou 

2  Sam.  1 2.7. Nathan  faid  to  D.\v'id,Thou  at  the 
13.4.  why  art  thou  lean  from  day  to  day. 
1 5.2.  of  what  city  art  thou 
19.z9.tbou  and  Ziba  divide  the  land 

1  Kjn.8.$9,to  his  wayes,  whofe  heart  th.  knoweft 
for  tbou,even  thou  onely  knoweft  the 

18.l8.but  thou  and  thy  fithers  houfe,in  that  ye 
20.i4.orderthe  battel  ?  And  he  anfwered3Tfoo» 

2  KJH.9.ZI .when  I  and  thou  rode  after  Ahab  his 
14.1c.thou  (houldeft  fall j  even  thou,and  Judah 

2  Cfo-os.2j.19. 


1g.15.thou  arr  the  God,even  thou  alone,  of  all 
thou  haft  made  heaven  and  earth 
19.  thou  art  the  Lord  God,evenftte  only 
Neh.9.6  thou,even  thou  nrt  Lord  alone 

1 7. but  thou  art  a  God  ready  to  pardon 
Eflher  q.iq.tbou  and  thy  fathers  houfe  (hall be  de. 
w hether  thou  art  come  to  the  kingdom 
Job  3  5.5. the  clouds  which  arc  higher  then  thou 
Pfal.  23-4.  for  thou  art  with  me 

5  f .  1 3.but  it  was  thoit,a  man,mine  equall 

7 1 ,6.thou  art  he  that  took  .me  out  of  my  moth. 

76.7  A#,even  thou  art  to  be  feared, and 

in  thy  fight  when  once  thou  art  angry 
8 3 .  18 .  that  thou  whofe  name  alone  is  Jehovah 
9  2.4.for  thou  Lord  haft  made  me  glad 
102.27.but  thou  art  the  Cime,and  thy 
109.27.that  thou  Lord  haft  done  it 
1  18. z8.thou  art  my  God,and  I  willpratfe  thee 
thou  art  my  God, I  will  exalt  thee 
1 19.98.  thou  through  thy  command,  haft  made 

114.  thou  art  my  hiding  place 
izi.i.O  thou  that  dwelleftin  the  heavens 
13  2. 8. into  thy  reft,f/?ff«,and  the  ark  of  thy 
1 3  9.8.if  I  afcend  up  into  heaven,  thou  art  there 
if  I  make  my  bed  in  hell,behold,fbff« 
t\«zf.i.7.tell  me,  O  thou  whom  my  foul  loveth 
lfa.7-1.to  meet  Ahaz,thou and  Shear-jdihub  thy 
23 .2.  thou  whom  the  merchants  of  Zidon  have 
37.20.earth  may  know  that  thou  art  the  Lord 

even  thou  onely 
qi.gjjmt-whom  I  have  taken  from  the  ends  of 
thokan  my  fervant,I  have  chofen  thee 
44. 17.  for  thdu  art  my  God 
4?.i  J.  verily  thou  art  a  God  thathideft 
y  1. 1 2. who  art  fbo«,that  thou  (houldft  be  afraid 
63.i6.doubtleffeffo9#artour  Father 

thou,Q  Lord,art  our  Father,our  Red. 
6"j .?  .for  I  am  holier  then  thou 
Jer.  1 7-4.rJw«,even  thy  felf  (hall  difcont  inue 
zo.6.thou  Pa(hur,and  all  that  dwell  in  thine 

thou  and  all  thy  friends  to  whom  thou 
27. 1 3  .why  will  ye  die ythou  and  thy  people 
Lam.^,i9.thou,0  Lord,remaineft  for  ever 
E%e\. 3. z$.thou,0  fon  of  man,behold,they  (hall 
7.7.come  unto  thee,0  ^c»,that  dwelled  in  the 
16.5  2.they  are  more  righteous  then  thou 
Danz.zS.thouanthte  head  of  gold 

4. 22.it  is  thou,0  king,that  art  grown,and 
•j.zz.thou  his  fon,0  B.l(haz.zar,haft  not  hum. 
Jonah  i.8.whence  comeft  thou  ?  what  is  thy  coun. 


17.23J  in  thcro,and  thou  in  me 

world  may  know  that  thou  haft  fern  me 
haft  loved  them  as  thou  haft  loved  me 
1 8.  I7.art  not  thou  one  of  this  mans  difciples 
AEls  1.24.  thou  Lord  which  knoweft  the  hearts  of 
8.23.I  perceive  ihaxthott  arp  in  the  gall  of  bstte. 
1 1.1  ^whereby  thou  and  all  thy  houfe  fl,all  be 
i3.io.rt.child  of  the  diveMhw  encmy-~wilt^. 

3  3  .thou  art  my  beloved  Son 
21.3  8,,art  not  thou  that  Egyptian  which  before 
2  2 .  27.  art  thou  a  Roman 
26. 1  f.  who  art  thou  Lord  |  And  he  faid,  I  am 
29. 1  would  to  God  that  not  only  thoujouz 
Rom.z.z  1. thou  therefore  which  teacheft  another 
teacheft  thou  not  thy  ftlfe 

1  Tim.  1 , 1 8.that  thou  by  them  mighteft  war  a  good 
4. 1 2.be  thou  an  enlample  of  the  beleevers  in 
6. 11  .but  thoutO  man  of  God,fltethefe  things 

2  Tim.  1 .8.be  not  thou  therefore  afhamed  of  the 
2.i^^therefore,my  fon,be  ftrong  in  the  grace 

Vbihm.  \z.tbou  therefore  receive  him,  that  is  mine 
Heb.  i.iQ.tbou,Lotd}in  the  beginning  haft  laid 
1 2.but  thou  art  the  fame,and  thy  ycers 
i.6.thou  art  a  prieft  for  ever  after  the  order  of 

*  l         *r       .      .    .     Pb3P-7-i7,H 

Jam.^.iz.Yiho  art  thou  that  judgeft  another 
Rev.4. 11  .thou  art  worthy,0  Lord,to  receive  glory 
j .  9. thou  ar  t  w  orthy  to  ta  k  e  t  he  book 
€l)OU  alone,  See  UUone, 


Gen.%  i.3o.now  thou,  thou  wouldft  needs  be  gone 
3  3.io.as  though  I  had  feen  the  face  of  God 
40.10.and  it  was  as  though  it  budded 
Lev. 5. 17, .though  he  wift  it  not,yet  he  is  guilty 
1 1.7.  the  iwme/hough  he  divide  the  hoof 
* 5.i1-yea,thougb  he  be  a  ftranger,yet  he  may 
DfHf.29. 19  -though  I  walk  in  the  imagination  of 
Jofli. 17.  iS.though  they  have  iron  cbarefs,&  though 
Judg.ii.16.thou.  thou  detain  me, I  will  not  eat  of 
if.z.though  I  doe  them  a  difpleafure 
7. though  ye  have  done  this,yet  will  I  be  aven. 
Ruth  i.ii.though  I  be  not  like  one  of  thy  hand-m. 

1  Sam.i4.i9.tbough  it  be  Jonathan  my  fon,  yet  he 

zo.zo.  as  though  I  (hot  at  a  mark 

21. 5.  though  it  were  fandified  this  day  in  the 

2  Sam.  1.2 1  .as  though  he  had  not  bin  anointed  with 

3.39.this  day  weak,  though  anointed  king 
lS.iz.though  I  (hould  receive  a  thoufand  flick. 

1  Kin.z.z%. though  he  turned  not  after  Abfalom 

2  Chro.  3  o.  1 9.  though  he  be  not  cleanfed  according 


and  of  what  people  art  thou    N 'eh.  1. 9.  though  there  were  of  vou  caft  out  unto 


Micah  2 .7.O  thou  that  art  named  the  houfe  of  J  a. 
4.8.ind  thou,0  tower  of  the  flock,  the  ftrong 
Hab.  1. 1 2. art  thou  not  from  everlafting,0  Lord 
Zech.4.7.viho  art  thou,  O  great  mountain? 
Mat.6.6.b\it  thou,v/hea  thou  prayeft,  enter  into 
i7.thou,\vhenthou  fafteft,  anoint  thy  head 
16.16.th.  art  Chrift  the  Son  of  theliving  God 
Z.«^4.4i. 
26.39.not  as  I  will,butas£ta  wilt 
69. thou  alfo  waft  with  Jefus  of  Galilee 

Mai\  14. 67. 
Mar\  8.29.faid  unto  him,  Thou  art  the  Chrift 
Luhe  i.zi. thou  that  art  highly  favoured,  the  Lord 
7. 19.  art  thou  he  that  (hould  come,  or  look 

Verfe  20. 
i4.8.1eft  a  more  honourable  man  then  thou  be 
16.  J.  how  much  oweft  thou  unto  my  lord 

Verfe  7. 

zf.tbau'm  thy  life  time  received!!  thy  good 

he  is  comforted,and  thou  art  tormented 

1 942.if  thou  hadft  known,even  thought  things 

John  1 . 1 9 .  to  ask  him,  Who  art  thou 

Ver.  22.  Chap.8.2f.&  21.12. 
z  1. art  ?fctf»Elias  ?  And  he  faith,I  am  not 

art  thou  that  prophet  ?  And  he  anfwer. 
42.he  faidjThou  art  Simon  the  fon  of  Jona 
thou  (halt  be  called  Cephas 
3.io.art  thou  a  mafter  of  Ifrael,and  knoweft 
4.9. how  is  it  thaufew,being  a  Jew,askeft  drink 
7. 5  2.  art  thou  alfo  of  Galilee 
8. 5.  but  what  fayefttte 

48. fay  we  not  wel,that  tbouvct  a  Samaritane 
g.zS.thou  art  his  difciple,but  we  are  Moies  dif. 
37. thou  haft  both  feen  him,and  it  is  he  that 
1 1. 27. 1  beleeve  that  thou  art  the  Chrift 

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6.1.  thought  that  time  I  bad  not  fee  up  the  do. 
Eflher  9. 1  .though  it  was  turned  to  the  contrary    . 
Job  8.7. though  ■  hy  beginning  was  fmall,  yet  thy 
9.1  f  .whom  though  I  were  righteous,  yet  would 

zi.though  I  were  perfed,yet  would  I  not 
10. 1 9. (hould  have  been  as  thoug'  I  had  not  bin 
1  i.iz.tbougbimn  be  born  like  a  wild  aflescolt 
1 1. 1<;. though  hi.  flayme3yet  will  I  truft  in  him 
H.S.tbougb  the  root  thereof  wax  old  in  the 
16.6.  though  I  fpeak,  my  grief  is  not  —  though 
19. 17. though  Untreated  for  the  childrens  fake 
z6.though  after  my  skin,  wormes  deftroy  this 
27. though  my  reines  be  confuined 
zo.6uhough  his  cxcelhncy  mount  up  to  the  he. 
it. though  wickedrtefle  befweet  in  his  mouth 
z\.z7,.though  it  be  given  him  to  be  in  fafety 
27.8. though  he  hath  gained,when  God  taketh 

i6.thougb  he  heap  up  filveras  the  duft 
lo.z^.though  they  cry  in  his  dettruction 
^9. 16. as  though  they  were  not  hers 
Pfal.z2.4.thoughl  walk  thorow  the  valley  of  the 
27.3.  though  an  hoft  (hould  encamp  againft  me 
though  war  (hould  arife  againft  me  in 
3  f  .i4«behaved  my  felf  as  though  he  had  bin  my 
37.  zifthough  he  fall,he  (hall  not  utterly  be  caft 
44.i9.ffco«?/;thou  haft  fore  broken  us  in  the 
4^.2.not  fear  though  the  earth  be  removed 

tho  the  mountains  be  carried  into  the 
3. though  the  waters  thereof  roar  and  be 

though  the  mountains  thereof  (hake 
49. 1  ^.though  whiles  he  lived,he  bleflld  his  1011I 
68.13  .though  he  hath  lien  among  the  pots 
78. zi.though  he  had  commanded  the  clouds 
99.2. though  thou  tookeft  vengeance  of  their 
1 3  8.6. tbo.  the  Lord  be  high,yet  harh  he  refpeel 

7  though 


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j. though  I  walk  in  the  midft  of  trouble 
Pro.6..  3  <j .  though  thou  giveft  many  gifts 

1 1.11.  though  hand  joyne  in  handjthe  wicked 

1 6. 5. though  hand  joyn  in  hand, he  (hall  not 
,    n.zz.though  thou  wouldeft  bray  a  fool  in  a 

28.6.perveife  in  his  wayesjbougb  he  be  rich 

29.19  though  he  underftand,he  will  not  anfwer 
Eulc(.6.6.thou.he  live  a  thoufand-yeers'  twice  told 

S.iz.thougb  a  firmer  doth  evil  a  hundred  times 
1 7. though  a  man  labour  to  feeli  it  out 

though  a  wife  man  think  to  know  it 
ifa,  1 . 1S. though  your  fins  be  as  fcarlet 

1  o.iz.tbough  thy  people  Ifrael  be  as  the  fand 

1  z.i.tbough  thou  waft  angry  with  me 

lo.zo. though  the  Lord  give  you  the  bread  of 

3  $.%. though  holes  fhall  not  eire  therein 

4  $.4.  *io«gfc  thou  haft  not  knowne1  rrie 

Verfe   y. 
49.  $. though  Ifrael  be  not  gathered, yCt 
6  j .  16. though  Abraham  be  ig  norant  of  Us 
Jer-z.zz. though  thoa  wafh  thee  with  nitre 

4.3O./60.  thou  doatheft  thy  felf  with  crimf.rfo. 
thou  deekeft  thee  with  ornaments,tfc0fl. 
j.  z. though  they  fay,The  Lord  litefb,furely 
22.  though  the  waves  thereof  tofle  chemftlves 
though  they  roar,yet  can  they  not  pane 
11. 11. though  they  (hall  cry  unto  me,I  will  not 
1 2.6. though  they  fpeak  fair  words  unto  thee 
14.7.  though  our  iniquities  teftifie  againft  us 
1  j.i, though  Mofesand  Samuel  flood  befo.  me 
zz.z^.though  Coniah— were  the  fignet  upon 
30.11  .though!  makeafull  end  of  all  nations 
3  z.i.tbough  he  fight  with  the  Caldeans 

H. though  I  taught  them  rifing  up  early 
46. z^.tho  ugh  \tC3tmot  be  fearckd 
5 1.  ^.though  their  land  was  filled  with  fin 
53.  though  Babylon  (hould  mount  up  to  hea. 
though  (he  fhould  fortifie  the  height 
Lam.$.$z.tboughheCM(e  grief,yet  will  he  have 
E^fa.  x,6. though  briars  and  thornes  be  with  thee 
though  they  be  a  rebellious  houfe 

Chap.J.9.  &  12.$. 

8 . 1 8 . though  they  cry  in  mine  eares  w  ith  a 

12.13  though  he  fhall  die  there 

1 4. 1 4  tho.theCe  three  men,Noah,Daniel  &Job 

Ver.i6,i8,20. 
26.11. though  thou  be  fought  for,yet  thou 
1     zZ.z.though  thou  fet  thine  heartas  the  heart 
32.2  ^.thou.  her  terrour  was  caufed  in  the  land 
3.6.  though  they  caufed  their  terrour  in  the 
27.  though  they  were  the  terrour  of  the  migh. 
Dan.f.zz.  thoughthoubnewefi  all  this 

9.9. though  we  have  rebelled  againft  him 
Hof.4. 1  ?. though  thou  Ifrael  play  the  harlor.yet 
j.2.  though  I  have  been  a  rebuker  of  them  all 
7. 1 3  .though  I  have  redeemed  them 

1  $. though  I  have  bound,and  ftrengthened 
S.io.yea^hough  they  have  hired  among  the  nat. 
9, 1 2.  though  they  bring  up  their  children,  yet  I 

i6.though  they  bring  forth,  yet  will  I  flay 
1 1.7. though  they  called  them  to  the  moft  High 
1 3 .  x  f  .though  he  be  fruitful  among  his  brethren 
Amos  ^.zz.thoughye  offer  me  burnt-offerings 
9. z.though  they  dig  into  hell,  thence  (hall  mine 
thou,  they  climbe  up  to  heaven.thence 
3. though  they  hide  themfelves  in  the  top  of 
though  they  be  hid  from  my  fight  in 
^.though  they  goe  into  captivity  before  their 
Qbad.^.thoiigb  thou  exalt  thy  felf  as  the  eagle 

tho.  thou  fet  thy  neft  among  the  ftars 
i6.they  (hall  be  as  though  they  had  not  been 
Mkah  %.ztbo.  thou  be  little  among  the  thoufands 
Nahum  i.iz.though  theybequiet,yet  thus  fhall 

though  I  have  afflicted  thee,I  w  ill  afflict 
Hab.  1 . 5; .no  t  beleeve,  though  it  be  told  you 

z.^tbougb  it  tarry,  wait  for  it 
Zech.g.z.tbougb  it  be  very  wife 

io.6.they  (hall  be  as  though  I  had  not  caft 
1 2.3  .thougbaU  the  people  of  the  earth  be  gathe. 
Mat.  z6. 3  3  .though  all  men  fhall  be  offend.becaufe  I  Exod.  32.1 4.which  he  thought  to  doe  unto  his  peo. 
31.thoughI  fhould  die  with  thee,  yet  will  I    I  Num.z4.11J  thought  to  promote  thee  unto  great 


7  though  he  bear  long  with  them 
24.28.made  as  though  he  would  have  gone  fur. 
John  ^.z.though  Jefushimfclf  baptized  nor,but 
8.6.  as  though  he  heard  them  not 

iq.tbougb  I  bear  record  of  my  feif,my  record 
10.$%. though  ye  beleeve  not  me^  beleeve  the 

1 1. 2  J. though  he  weredead.yet  (hall  he  live 

1 2. 3  7. though  he  had'done  fo  many  miracles  bcf. 
Alts  3 . 1 2.as  though  by  out  own  power  we  had 

1 3.28.fki«.they  found  no  caufe  of  death  in  him 

4 1  .though  a  man  deflate  it  unto  you 
1 7.2  j.  as  though  he  needed  any  thing 

2  7 .  though  he  be  not  far  from  every  one  of  us 
•a  3. 1 .$.  as  tho.ye  would  enquire  fometh'rtig  more 

Verfe  20. 
27.30.as  though  they  would  have  caft  ancres 
28.4.whom  though  he  hath  efcaped  thefea,yet 
17. though  I  have  committed  nothing  againft 
Rom.  4. 11. though  they  be  not  circumcifed,that  rig. 
17.  which  be  not  as  though  they  were 
7. 1. though  (he  be  married  to  another  man 
9.6.  not  as  though  the  word  of  God  hath  taken 
27. though  the  number  of  the  children  of  Ifra. 
1  Cor.  4. 1  ^.though  ye  have ten  tbouf.  inftru&crs  in 
1 8>as  though  I  would  not  come  to  you 
5.3.1s  though  I  wereprefentconcerninghim 
7. 29.be  as  though  they  had  none' 

3  o.they  that  weep,as  though  they  weeped  not 
they  that  rejoyce,as  though  they  rejoy.not 
8.51.  though  there  be  that  are  ailed  gods,whet. 
9.i6.tboug  I  preach  the  gofpel,I  have  nothing 
1 9  though  I  be  free  from  all  men.yet  have  I 
1  j.  1. though  I  fpeak  with  the  tonguesofnlen 
z.though  I  have  the  gift  of  prophefie 

though  I  have  all  faith,&  have  no  char. 

3  .tho.  I  beltow  all  my  goods  to  feed  the  poor 

though  I  give  my  body  to  be  burned 

2  Cor. n.i6.bvt  though  our  outward  manperifh 

i.\6.thougb  we  have  known  Chr.  after  the  flefh 

20.as  though  God  did  befeech  you  by  us 
7.8.^.1  made  you  forry  with  a  letter— th.l  did 
though  it  were  but  for  a  feafon 
1  z.though  I  wrote  unto  you,I  did  it  not  for 
S.9.though  he  was  rich,yet  for  your  fakes  he 
10.3.  for  though  we  walk  inthefltfh 
S.thougb  I  (hould  boaft  fomwhat  more  of  our 
1 4.as  though  we  reached  not  unto  you 
1 1.6, though  I  be  rude  in  fpeech,  yet  not  in  kno. 

21.  as  though  we  had  been  weak 
1 2.6.  though  I  would  defire  to  glory ^  yet  I  fhall 
1 1. very  chiefeft  Apoftles,  thou.  I  be  nothing 
1  y  .though  the  mote  abundantly  I  love  you 
il.^.though  he  was  crucified  through  weaknefs 
7, though  we  be  as  reprobates 
Gal.i.i.though  we,or  an  angel  from  heaven  preach 
3.1  i.thougbhbe  but  a  mans  covenant 
4.1.  though  he  be  Lord  of  all 
Phil.i.n.thouth  I  might  alfo  have  confidence  in     | 

1 2.not  as  though  I  had  already  attained 
Col.  2.5  .for  though  I  be  abfent  in  the  fltlh 

2o.why,as  though  living  in  the  world 

Philem.8.  though  I  might  be  much  bold  in  Chr.  to 

Heb.$.8.thoughhe  were  a  fon,yet  learned  be  obedi. 

6. 9. that  accompany  falvation.ife.we  thus  fpeak 

7.J.  though  they  come  out  of  the  loines  of  Abr. 

1  z.i7.thougb  he  fought  it  carefully  with  teares 

Jatn.z.i^.thou.a  mznhy}H.e  hath  faith,and  hath 

?  4.which  though  they  be  fo  great,  and  are 

1  Pet.  i.6.though  now  for  a  feafon,  if  need  be,ye 
8.in  whom  tboughye  fee  him  not3  yet 

4.12.  asthough  Come  ttrange  thing  happened  to 
zPet.1.1  z.though  ye  know  them,and  beeftablifh. 

2  John  y.  not  as  though  I  wrore  a  new  commande. 
Jude  J. though  ye  once  knew  this,how  that  the 

Gen  20. 1 1 .1  thought,  Surely  the  fear  of  God  is 
38.1 5. he  thought  her  to  be  an  harlot 
48. 1 1 .1  had  not  thought  to  fee  tby  face 
yo.20.ye  thought  evill  againft  me 


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6o.tkou.mzny  falfe  witneffes  came}yet  found 
Lu\e  p.?3 .  as  though  he  would  goe  to  Jerufalem 
1  \. Z.though  he  will  not  rife,and  give  him,  bee. 
16.3 1. though  one  rife  from  the  dead 
1  S.^.though  I  fear  not  God,nor  regard  man 


3  3.56.3s  I  thought  to  doe  unto  (hem 
Deut.  19.19.  as  he  had  thought  to  have  done  unto 
Judg.  1  j. 2. 1  verily  thought  mat  thou  hadft  utterly  I 

20. 5. and  thought  to  have  (lain  me 
Ruth  4.4.I  thought  to  advertife  thee 


1  $am.i.fy.mi  thought  (he  had  been  drunken 
1 8.2  j.Sxul  thought  to  make  David  fall  by 
20. 26.be thought  Come  thing  hath  befallen  him 

2  Sara.4-.10.  thought  that  I  would  have  given  him 
13.2.  Amnon  thought  it  hard  for  him  todo  any 
14.13  .thought  fuch  a  thing  againft  the  people 
19.v8.and  ro  doe  what  he  thought  good 
2 1 .  16 .thought  to  have  fln'ne  David 

a  J0».5. 1 1. 1  thought  he  will  furely  come  out  to 
2  Chro.  r  1 . 2  2 .  for  he  thought  to  make  him  king 

3  2.  [ .  thought  to  w  in  them  for  himfelfe 
Nch.g.z.they  thought  to  doe  memifchiefe 
Efther  i.6.hv  thought  fcorn  to  lay  hands  on  Moid. 

6.tf.Haman  thought  in  his  heart,  To  whom 
Pful.42-9.v1e  have  thought  of  thy  loving  kindneffe 
7  3 . 1 6.  w  hen  I  thought  to  know  this,  it  was  too 
1 19.  J9.I  thought  on  my  wayes 
^0.30.3  2.if  thou  haft  thought  evil.lay  thine  hand 
lfa.  1 4. 24-as  I  have  thought  jo  (hall  it  come  to  pafs 
Jer.  1 8.8.  of  the  evill  that  I  thought  to  do  to  them 
Dtm.4.z\l  though  it  good  to  (hew  the  fignes 

6.3.  kingfte.  to  fet  him  over  the  whole  realm 
Zech.  1. 6. Lord  of  hofts  thought  todoe  unto  us 
8 .14.3s  1  thought  to  pumih  you  when  your  fat. 
1  f.I  thought  in  thtfe  dayes  to  doe  well  unto 
Mal.}.i6. (or  them  that  thought  upon  his  Name 
Mtf.i. zo. while  he  thought  on  thefe  things,behold  I 
Mm\  14.72.when  hefWg/tf  thereon,he  wept 
Luke  7. 7.  neither  thought  I  my  felf  worthy  to  come  | 
1 2.17. he  thought  within  himfel (.faying, What 
19.1  t.they  thoughtthztthe  kingdomeof  God 
John  1 1. 1 ; .  thought  that  he  had  fpoken  of  tak.  reft 
Alls  H.zo.theugbt  that  the  gift  of  God  might  be 
jo.ip.while  Peter  thought  on  the  vifion,  the 
1 2.9.but  thought  he  faw  a  vifion 
1  %  .38.Paul  thought  not  good  to  take  him  with 
26. 8.why  (hould  it  be  thoug.z  thing  incredible 
9.I  thought  with  myfelf  even  todoemany 

1  Cor.  13.11.1  thought  as  a  child 

2  Cor.o.  y.I  thought  it  neceffary  to  exhort  the  breth. 
Phil. 2. 6  thought  it  not  robbery  to  be  equall  w"1  G. 
1  Thef.j.i.  we  thought  it  good  to  be  left  at  Athens 
Heb.io.29.fuppofe  ye  fhall  he  be  thought  worthy 

i®hought. 
Deut.  1  j.9.tfaat  there  be  not  a  tbo.in  thy  wic.  heart 
1  Sam.9.^.  and  rake  thought  for  us 
Job  1 2. 5.  defpifed  in  the  thought  of  him  that  is  at 
42.2.  that  nothougbtcm  be  with-holden  from 
Pfal.49.i  i.their  inward  thought  is,that  their  hou. 
64.6.inward  thoug .  of  every  one  of  them  is  deep 
1 39.2.thou  underftandeft  my  thought  afar  off 
Pro.  1 4. 9  the  thought  of  foolilhneffe  is  fin 
Ecclef.  io.»  o.curfe  not  the  king  in  thy  thought 
£^.$8.io.thou  (halt  think  an  evill  thought 
Amos  4. 1 3  .what  is  his  thought  that  maketh  the 
Mat.6.z%.  take  nothougbt  for  your  life,what 

Lu\e\z.  12. 

27.  which  of  you  by  taking  thought  can  adde 
Lu{e  12.  z%. 

28.  why  take  ye  thought  for  raiment 
3 1.  therefore  take  no  thought 
34.notfco.for  the  mor.-the  mor.fhsl  take  th. 

10. 1 9. take  no  thou,  how  or  what  ye  (hall  fpeak 
Lu\t  1 2. 1 1. 
M ar\  1 3 . 1 1  .take  no  thought  before-hand 
Luht  9.47.  Jefus  perceiving  the  thoug.oC their  heart 

1 2.26. why  take  ye  thought  for  the  reft 
Acl.S.zz.  thought  of  thine  heart  may  be  forgtv.thee 
2  Cor.io.  J.bringing  into  captivity  every  thought 

€l;oagl)tjer. 
Gcn.6.  j .  imagination  of  the  thoughts  of  his  heart 
Judg.%.1 5. there  were  great  thoughts  of  heart 
1  C/?r.28.9.underftandeth  all  the  in)3g.of  their  th. 
29.18.  keep  this  forever  in  the  imag.of  the  tho. 
Job  4. 1 3. in  thoughtsCtom  the  vifionsofthe  night 
17. 1 1  .even  the  though,  of  my  heart  they  change 
20.2.therefore  doe  my  thou.csuCe  me  to  arsfwer 
2 1 .27.behold,I  know  your  thoughts 
Pfal.  io.4.God  is  not  in  all  his  thoughts 
33.1 1. thoughts  of  his  heart  to  all  generations 
40.j.thy  thoughts  which  are  to  us-ward,  they 
j6.  e.all  their  thoughts  ate  againft  me  for  evill 
92.5. and  thy  thoughts  are  very  deep 
94.r2.the  Lord  knoweth  the  thoughts  of  man 
1 9.  *n  the  multitude  of  my  thoug.  within  me 
1 1 9. 1 1 3. 1  hate  vaine  thoughts 

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1j9.17.how  precious  are  thy  thoughts  unto  me 

zj.trie  me,and  know  my  thoughts 
146.4.HJ  that  very  day  his  thoughts  perifh 
Pf'fl.ii.?-  thoughts  of  the  righteous  are  right 
1  f.26.  thoughts  of  the  wicked  are  anabominat. 
16.3  .thy  thoughts  (hall  be  eftabliihed 
21.5.  the  thoughts  of  the  diligent  tend  to  plent. 
ift.  5  y  ^.unrighteous  man  forfake  his  thoughts 
8 .my  thoughts  arc  not  your  thoughts 
9. and  my  thoughts  higher  then  your  thoughts 
y  9. 7.  their  thoughts  are  thoughts  of  iniquity 
6$.».which  walketh  after  their  owne  thoughts 
66. 1 8.1  know  their  wotks,and  their  thoughts 
7g>\4.i4.th.illthy  vainthougbts  lodge  within  thee 
6.  i9.bring  evill  on  the  fruit  of  their  thoughts 
13.10.  have  performed  the  thoughts  of  his  heart 
19.1  r.  know  the  thoughts  that  I  think  towards 
thoughts  of  peace,and  not  of  evill 
Van.r.1.9.  thy  thoughts  came  into  thy  mind  upon 
1         jo.thoumighteft  know  the  zWgfcttofthy 
4.  j.  thoughts  upon  my  bed  troubled  me 

1 9.  and  his  thoughts  troubled  him 
^.thoughts  troubled  him  fo,  that  the  joynts  of 
1  o-let  not  thy  thoughts  trouble  thee 
Micah  4. 1 2 .  they  know  not  the  thoug.  of  the  Lord 
.Mdf.9.4. Jcfus  knowing  their  thoughts  ,fzid,  Wher. 
1  i.2$Jefus  knew  their  thoughts 
1 5 . 1 9.out  of  the  heart  proceed  evill  thoughts 

Mark.  7. 1 . 
Luty  I-  J  J.  thoughts  of  many  hearts  may  be  reveal. 
5.22.when  Jefus  perceived  their  tboug.he  anfw. 
6.8.but  he  knew  their  thoughts 
1 1. 17. he  knowing  their  thought  s,f aid, Every 
2 4.} 8. why  doe  thoughts  arife  in  your  hearts 
Rom. 2. 1 5. confidence  bearing  w itncfTe>  &  their  th. 

1  Cor.  j.20.the  Lord  knoweth  the  thoughts  of  the 
Heb.4.1 2.1s  a  difcerner  of  the  thoughts 

Jam. i.q-are  become  judges  of  evill  thoughts 

Vfal.  jo.21.thou  thoughtcsl  that  I  was  altogether 

Gen.io.i6.l  have  given  thy  brother  a  thouf  pieces 
flam.  3 1 .4-of  every  tribe  a  thouf.  thorowout  all  the 
f .  ot  Ifrael,  a  thoufand  of  every  tribe 
eJ.Mofes  fent  to  the  war,  a  thoufand.  of  every 
3  j  .4.fubuths  of  the  cities-^a  ib.cub.round  about 
Deut .  1. 1 1  .make  you  a  thoufand  times  fo  many 
7 .9. with  them  that  love  him — 'to  a  tlmf  gzner. 
3  2.  jo. how  (hall  one  chafe  a  thoufand 
Jojh.  23. 10.  one  man  of  you  (hall  chafe  a  thoufand 
judg.9,49.  men  of — Shechcm  died,about  athoufa. 

1  y.t  5  took  it,  an  el  flew  a  thouf.  men  therewith 

i6.wirh  the  jaw  of  an  alTelhavefliina  tho. 
20. 1  o, and  an  h  ndreJ  out  of  a  thoufand 

and  a  tboufandout  of  con  thoufand 
,1  Sam.  1 3.2.3  tbow.were  with  Jonathan  in  Gibeon 
1 7 . 1 8. carry— ten  cheefes  to  the  capxf  their  th. 
18,13.  made  him  his  cspcain  over  a  thoufand 

2  f,  2,  Nabal  had  a  thoufand  goats 

2  S<a/«.8.4.David  took  from  him  zthoufnd  cbxrets 
;  1  C6/03.18.4. 

10.6.  and  cf  king  Maacah  a  thoufand  men 
.     i8.i2.though  I  (hould  recuvea  thoufa.  (liekels 

io.t7.ihere  were  with  David  a  tb.menof  Ben. 

1  JCi/7.3.4  a?fca«/(Jaiburnt-ofter.did  Solom.offer 

2  Chen.  1.6. 

22\i»-if^9-Menahemgave  Pul  a  ffco.tal.of  filver 

24.16.and  crafts-men,  and  fmiths  a  thoufand 
1  Chio.  1 1.  f  4-and  the  gre.itcft  over  a  thoufand 
34.of  Napthali  a  thoufand  captaines 

16.1  j.word  he  commanded  to  a  thou,  generati. 

1  i9.6.Ammon  lent  a  thoufand  talents  of  filver  to 
29.2i.factificed— chat  day^even  a  ?fc«.bullocks 

a  thouj and rasKs,3nd  a  thoufand  lambs 

2  cV.TO.30.24.Hez. — did  give  to  the  con.a  thbul. 
Eya  1.9.3  thoufand  charga.  of  filver,  and 

10. and  other  veffds  a  thoufand 
8.27.  twency  baiins  of  gold  of  a  thoufand  drams 
Neb. 3. i^and  a  thoufand  cubits  on  the  wall 

7.70.a  thoufand  uraais  of  gold;fifty  bafons 
/fli  9. 3. he  cannot  anfwer  him  one  r,t  a  thoufand 
■    3  3 .13  .an  interpreter  one  among  a  thoufand 
^i.iz.andzthoufand  yokt  or  oxen 

and  a  thoufand  fliez-aftes 
,  V\al.  jo. 1  o.  the  cattell  upon  a  thtwfandhils 

84.  io.a  day  in  thy  courts  is  better  then  a  thouf. 


90. 4. a  thoufyeets  in  thy  fight  are  but  asyefter. ' 
9 1. 7. a  thoufand  (hall  fall  at  thy  fide 
Ecclcf.6.6.  though  he  live  a  ifew/;  yeers  twice  told 

7.28.one  man  among  a  thoufand  hive  I  found 
Cant.4.4.  whereon  there  hang  a  thoufand  bucklers 
8. 1 1  .every  one  for  the  fruit  to  bring  a  ^o.piec. 
1 2.thon,0  Solomon,muft  have  a  thoufand 
//i.7.23. where  there  were  athouf and  vims 

at  a  thoufand  filverlings,  it  (hall  even 
3 o.  1 7.one  thoufand  (hall  flee  at  the  rebu.of  one 
6o.22.a  little  one  (hall  become  a  thoufand 
£^.47.3  .man  that  had  the  line— meafur.a  tb.ca. 
4.  again  he  meafured  a  thoufand}and  brought 
Verfe  j. 
D<J».  y .  1  .Belfhaizar— made  a  great  feaft  to  a  tho. 
and  drank  wine  before  the  thoufand 
Amos  f .  3 .  city  that  went  out  by  a  thouf.  (hall  leave 
1  Pe£.3.8.one  day  with  the  Lord  is  as  a tho.  yeers 
and  a  thoufand  yeers  as  one  day 
K«i.20.a.  Satan,and  bound  him  a  thoufand yeers 
3. deceive  no  more  til  a  thoufand  yeers  be  ful. 
4.1ived  and  reigned  with  Chrift  af/?o«.  yeers 
7. when  a  thoufand  yeers  are  expired,Satan 
ChotitanD  <wd  Jzw. 
1  2</#-4- 3  2.his  Ions  were  a  thoufandand  five 

ItthcitlfattD  andfeventeen. 
Eya  2.j9.chil.of  Hariin,a  thoufandand  feventeen 

Neb.  7. 42. 
tfffljoutano  fifty  and  two. 
Eya  2.37.chil.of  Irnmer,a  ffcca/asd  fifty  and  two 

Neh.  7. 40. 
<EljoufantJ  two  hundred  twenty  and  two. 
Eya  2. 1 2.chil.of  Azgad,a  th.two  hun.tw.&  two 

CSjoufatlO  two  hundred  forty  and  feven. 
E  Va  2-S  8.chil.of  Pafhur,a  tho.two  hun.for.&  fev. 

Neh.  7.41. 

Choufant)  two  hundred  fifty  and  four. 

Eya  2.7-children  of  Elam,a  tb.tyro  h. fifty  &  four 

Ver.ji.iv"e^.7.i2,34, 

<Ihonfant)  two  hundred  and  theefcore. 

Kw.  1 1. 3. they  (hall  prophefie  a  rb.twohun.&  thr. 

1 2.6.they  (hould  feed  her  there,  1  26o.dayes 

CtyoafanQ  two  hundred  andmnety, 

Dait.it. 1  i.there  fhalbe  a  ^.twohun.&  nin.dayes 

rfilhoufanD  three  hundred  thirty  and  five. 

DiJ».i2.i2.comethtothe^.threehu.thirty  &  five 

<3Ti)0nfanD  thee  hundred 

tbreefcore  and  five- 

W«».3.$o.ofthe  firft-born  he  took  136$.  (hekels 

CijOtlfaixO  and  four  hundred. 

1  iQn. io.26.Solomon had  a  tho.and  four  hu.char. 

a  Chron.  1.14. 

€bonfant)  and  fix  hundred. 

Xcu.14.10.by  the  fpace  of  ath.8c  fix  huri.furlongs 

©i;0tlf mXi  and  feven  hundred.   .  ■ . 
/«i^;.8.2(5.ear-rings  that  he  requefted,was  1700. 
1  Cb?-fl.26.30.a  tho.znd  feven  hundr.  officers  were 

QfyonfaxiOjeven  hundredand  thirty. 
Num.  26.  j  1 .  and  a  &&<)»/?  feven  hundred  and  thirty 

ChOBfanD/ws  hundred  andthreefcorik 

1  Cfcup.i  j.headsof  thehoufe  oftheirfath.1760. 

®hanfantiyew»  hundredthreefcore 

and  fifteen. 

Exod.i%.i  j.  filver  of  them  that  were  numb.  177?. 

28.of  the  177  y.  (hekels  he  made  hooks  for 

Two  ffihonfant),  See  4£tD0. 

Toy^  4Ehoufarrt),  See  Cftiee, 

Few  CboafanDj  See  jFoor. 

Five  €i>QtifanD,See  Jfite, 

5i^r  €ljoafant),  See  &(£. 

5rac»  ®{joHfanD,  See  ,§>ebc«. 

rra  Cljonfanrj,  See  €en. 

Twelve  ^IjonfanO,  See  (SrjoeltC, 

Fourteen  CljottfanD,  See  JFonrteetl, 

Fy?«a  d;onfanO,  See  JFtftefn. 

Ji^fe??  ®^onfanD,  See  ^>(jcteen. 

Seventeen  CljcufanD,  See  5>ebClltem. 

Eighteen  Cljoufant),  See  <E«S*)^«"- 

T»f nty  C^OufatlD,  See  Ctoctttp* 

Twenty  and  three  CijOtifatlD, 

Sec  Ctoetlt^  and  thee. 
Thirty  i&rjOtrfanO,  See  ®^rtp. 
Thirty  and  feven  d)OUfanD,  See 

Forty  ©tionfartfj,  See  JrOitp. 

Bbbbb  2 


See  ,iFa?tg  fflfc/  /««>•. 

Fi/ij  ©joufanrj,  See  jftfty. 

Hundred  *iE{jOUfanl3,See  ^unDzeO, 

Hundredand  twenty  CljOtlfatiO, 

See  ©UrlDiED  and  twenty. 

Hundred  forty  and  four  CfoottfanO, 

See  l^unDteD  forty  and  four. 

Four  hundred 'CtjOtlfanD,  See  ^Fottr, 

Five  hundred  CtJOUfanD,  S  ec  ^Fibe, 

Six  hundred  4£i)0tlfant),  See  ^f|Ci 

Eight  hundred  ©Ijoafatll),  See  «Etgljt. 

C5jOUfanO  thoufand, 

1  Cbro.i  1.  j.all  they  of  filver,  were  a  ffetf.thoufand 
.  22. 14.I  have  prepared  a  tho. thoufand  tal.of  fil. 

2  t7;r.i4.9.againft  them  an  hoft  of  a/te.thoufand 
Rev.g.i6.atmy  of  hor(men  were  two  hun.ifo.thou. 

©5)0Ufan0  thoufands. 
Dan.y.  10.  thoufand  thoufands  miniftred  unto  him 

<£l)onfanU0. 
Gra.24  60.  be  thou  the  mother  of 'thoufands 
Exo.i&.ii.rulersoftboufands,  rulers  ot  hundreds 

Verfe  2$. 
lo.tf.fhewing  mercy  unto  thoufands,  of  them 

Deut.  5.10. 
3  4.7.keeping  mercy  for  thoufands 
Num.\.i6.  heads  of  thoufands  in  Ifrael 

10.4  .princes  which  are  heads  of  the  thoufands 

36.return,0  Lord,unto  the  many  tho.oi  Ifr. 
3  i'.y.  fo  there  were  delivered  out  of  the  thou.oi 
14.  was  wroth  with  the  captains  over  thoufa. 
48. captains  of  thou.— came  neerunro  Mofes 
5  2. offered  op  to  the  L. of  the  captains  of  tho. 
j4.took  the  gold  of  the  captains  of  thoufands 
Deut.  1 . 1  %  -made  them  captains  over  thoufands 
3  3. 1 7. they  are  the  ten  thoufands  of  Ephraim 
they  are  the  thoufands  of  Mapafleh 
fojb.11.  i4.each  one  an  head  among  the  (/?.of  he. 
zi.faid  unto  the  heads  of  the  thouf.  of  Ifrael 
30. and  heads  of  the  tjioufauds  of  Ilrael  heard 
1  Sam.8. 1 2.appoint  him  captains  over  thoufands 

1  o.  1  j.prefent  your  fel ves  by  your  thoufands 
i8<7.Saul  hathflain  his  thoufands ,and  David* ' 

Ghap.21.11,29. 
8.to  me  they  have  afcribed  but  thoufands 
22.7.and  make  you  all  captains  of  thoufands 

2  3.2  3.fearch  him  out  throughout  all  the  thouf. 
29.2.1ordsof  the  Philiftinej  p.iffed  on  by  thouf. 

z  Sam.  1 8. 1. and  fet  captains  of  thoufands 

4.all  the  people  came  out  by  hundreds  &  tho. 

1  t%.i2.20.captainsofthe?&fl.that  were  ot  Mm. 

1 3. 1.  David  confulted  with  che  captains  of  tho. 
1  f  .2  y.the captains  ovei  thoufands  wentto  bring 
26.26.rhe  captains  over  thoufands  had  dedicated 
27.r.the  chief  fathers,  and  captains  of  thoufan 

28.1.  David  affembled  the  captains  over  thouf. 
29.6.and  the  captains  of  thouf.  offered  willingly 

2  ffo-fl.i.2.Solo.fpake  to  the  captains  o'r  thoufands 

17.1$.  of  Judah  thecaptains  of  thoufands 
2 y.j.and  made  them  captains  over  thoufands 
Pfal.  1 19.7  2.better  to  me  then  thoufands  of  e,o\d 
fer.  3  2. 1 8.(htweft  loving  kindnefs  unto  thoufands 
Micah  5.2.  though  thou  be  little  among  the  thouf. 
6.7.WUI  the  Lord  be  pleafed  with  tbou.of  rams 
Alls  21.20.how  many  tboufandr  of  Jews  there  are 
Rev.  J.i  1.  number  of  them  was  thoufands  of  thouf. 

(ffi^OtttanDS  and  ten  thoufands. 
P/«/.i44.i3.maybring forth  tho.St.  ten  thoufands 

QLffttmn.    €bicatnet). 

Acts  4. 1 7.  let  us  ftranly  threaten  them 

2  i.had  further  threatned  them,they  let  them 
1  Pct.z.zi-hetbreatned  not,  but  committed  hi  mf. 

<<£l)icatning.    €5tfcatnirtg0. 

Atls  4.29.  now  Lord,  behold,  their  threatnings 

9.  x  .Saul  yet  breathed  out  threatnings  againit  me 
£pk.6.9.forbearing  thrcatnwg}knovi ing  that  your 

Ci)iee. 

Gen.6.  icNoah  begat  three  fons:Sem,Ham,&  Ja. 
7.i3.the^v«  wives  of  his  fons  into  the  ark 
9. 1 9.thefe  are  the  three  fons  of  Noah,and  of 
i8.2.loe,^)W  men  ftood  by  him 

tf.made  ready  three  meafures  of  fine  meal 

29.2.  three  flocks  of  Iheep lying  by  the  well 

34-becaufg 


T  H  R 


T  H  R 


T  H  R        T  H  R 


T  H  R        T  H  R 


J4.bccaufe  I  have  born  him  three  tons 
40.10.in  the  vine  were  three  branches 
16.I  had  three  white  baskets  on  my  head 
Exo.  z 1 .  n  .if  he  doe  not  thefe  three  unto  her,  then 
z$.i4.three  times  thou  (halt  keep  a  feaft  to  me 
17  three  times  in  the  yeer  all  thy  males 

2  f.}z.  three  branches  of  the  candleftick  out  of 

Chap,  j  74 1 8. 

thke  branches  of  the  candleft.out 

Chap.j7.18. 

H.th.bovite  made  like  almonds  Ch. 37. 19. 

27. 1.  che  height  of  the  altar  (hall  be  three  cub. 

14.tb.eir  pillars  three,anA  their  fockets  three 

Ver.iy.Chap.  38.  14,15. 

j8.i.and  three  cubits  was  the  height  of  the  alt. 

Icp.14.10.and  three  tenth  deals  of  fine  flour  for  a 

i7.6.thy  eftimation  {hall  be  three  ihek.of  filver 

Num.  1  z.ii-comc  out  ye  three  unto  the  tabernac.  of 

and  they  thtee  came  out 

1  j-9.a  meat-offering  of  three  tenth  deals  of  flo. 

21.28.that  thou  haft  fmitten  me  thefe?/?. times 

31. haft  thou  fmitten  thine  affe  thefe  th.times 

3  3.affe — turned  from  me  thefe  three  times 

24.10.  altogether  bleffed  them  thefe  thr.  times 

18. 1  2.  thtee  tenth  deals  of  flour  for  a  meat-off. 

20.  three  tenth  deals  fnall  ye  offer  for  a  boll. 
28. three  tenth  deals  unto  one  bullock 

%$.■$. three  tenth  deals  for  a  bullock 
c,,thrce  tenth  deals  to  a  bullock,and 
i^threetenxh  deals  unto  every  bullock  of  the 

3  y.i  4.gtve  three  cities  on  this  fide  Jordan,  and 

three  cities  (ball  ye  give  in  the  land  of 
Deut.4.4  t  .  Mofes  ferved  three  cities  on  this  fide 
1 6- 1 6.  three  times  in  a  yeer  (hall  all  thy  males 
i7.6.atthe  mouth  of  three  witnefles  (hall  he 
i-j.i.feparate  three  cities  for  thee  in  thy  land 
3 .  into  three  parts  that  every  flayer  may  flee 
7.thou  (haltieparatef/w  cities  for  thee 
£.then  (halt  thou  adde  three  cities  more 

for  thee,  be  fides  thefe  three 

1  y.or  at  the  mouth  of  three  witnefles  (hall 
Jojh.15.  i4.Caleb  drove  thence  the  three  fons  of 

i7.11.and  her  towns,even  three  countreys 
18.4.  give  out  from  among  you  three  men  for 
Judg.  1.20.  he  expel,  thence  the  three  fons  of  Anak 
7. 20.  the  three  companies  blew  the  trumpets 
9.43.  divided  the  people  into  three  companies 
i6.iy.mocked  me  thefe  three  times,  and  haft 

1  SrfflM.24.fhe  took  him  up  with  her  ,v/iththree 

2.13.  witha  flefh-hook  olthree  teeth  in  his  ha. 

2 1 .  fo  that  (he  conceived,and  bare  three  Cons 
1 0.3. meet  thee  three  young  men  going  up  to 

another  carrying  three  loaves  of  bread 

j  1.1  i.that  Saul  pat  the  people  in  three  compa. 

1 7. 1 3 .the  three  eldeft  fons  of  Jefle  follow.Saul 

names  of  his  three  fons  that  went  to 

i4.and  the  three  eldeft  followed  Saul 

20.20.I  will  (hoot  rfowarrowes  on  this  fide 

4i.bowed  himfelf  three  times: &  they  kifled 
3  s.6.fo  Sauldied,and  his  tbSons  that  fame  day 
8.  found  Saul  and  his  three  fons  fallen  in 

2  J4w.14.27.to  Abfalom  there  were  born  thrXons 

1 8. 1 4-he  took  three  darts  in  his  hand,and  thruft 
23.0.  one  of  the  three  mighty  men  with  David 
13.  three  of  the  thirty  chief  went  down ;  and 
x6.thethree  mighty  men  brake  thor.the  hoft 
i7.thefe  things  did  thefe  three  mighty  men 
18.Abifb.3i  —  was  chief  among  three,  and  he 
and  he  had  the  name  among  three 
lo.was  he  not  moil  honourable  of  three 

howbeit  he  attained  not  unto  the  firft  t. 
2i.Benaiah— had  the  name  among  thr.mig. 

2  3  .but  he  attained  not  unto  the  firft  three 
24.1 2. 1  offer  thee  three  things :  chufe  thee  one 

1  Cbron.  21.10. 

1  l{in.6.i6.  built  the  inner  court  with  three  rowes 

7.4.there  were  windowes  in  three  rowes,  and 

light  was  againft  light  in  three  ranks 

Verfe  y. 

2  j. three  looking  toward  the  north 

and  three  looking  toward  the  weft 
2  Cfc'fla.4.4. 
three  looking  toward  the  fouth 
three  looking  toward  the  eaft 
2  Cbron.  4. 4. 
J7.and  three  cubits  the  height  of  it 


9. 2  y . three  times  in  a  yeer  did  Sol.offer  burnt-o. 
10.17. three  pound  of  gold  went  to  one  fliield 
1 7.  z  I  .ftretched  himfelf  on  the  child  thr.  times 
2  J(/».i..io.Lord  hath  called  thefe  three  kings  to. 

Verle  1 3 . 
9.32.  looked  out  to  him  two  or  three  eunuches 

1  $.z$. three  times  did  Joafh  beat  him,and  reco. 

2  y.  1 7.add  the  height  of  the  chapiter  three  cub. 

tS.zndthetbree  keepers  of  the  door 

1  t%ff.2.3.wbich  three  were  born  unto  him  of  the 

i6.Abifhai,and  Joab,  and  Afahel,£/we 
3.23.fonsofNear.Elio.&  Hezek.&  Azvik.th. 
1 0.6.  fo  Saul  died  and  his  three  fons 
1  i.n.who  was  one  of  the  three  mighties 

1  y  .now  three  of  the  thirty  captains  went 
18.  the  three  brake  thorow  the  hoft  of  the 
i9.thefe  things  did  thefe  three  mighties 
26.Abiihaibro.of  Joab,he  was  chi.of  the  th. 

flew  them,&  had  a  name  among  the  th. 
2 1. of  the  thr.  he  was  more  honourable  then 
,  howbeit,he  attained  not  to  the  firft  th. 
24.had  the  name  among  the  three  mighties 

2  y.  but  attained  not  to  the  firft  three 
23.8.chief  wasjehiel,&  Zetham,and  ~joe\3tbret 

9.Shelomith,and  Haziel,and  Haran,ffcw 
23-fonsof  Mahli,and  Eder,&  Jerimoth,f/we 
2y.y.gave  to Heman  fourteen  fons,&  threedaa. 

2  Chro.6. 1 3  -and  three  cubits  high,  and  fet  in  the 

8.1  $. three  times  in  a  yeer,even  in  the  feaft 
Eya  6.4.with  three  rowes  of  great  (tones 
Job  1. 2. born  unto  him  feven  fons,and  t hrce  daug. 
1 7.Caldeans  made  out  ffo.bands,and  fell  on 

2.n.when  Jobs  three  friends  heard  of  all  this 

3  2. 1  .fo  thefe  three  men  ceafed  to  anfwer  Job 

3. againft  his  ?/j.friends  was  his  wrath  kindl. 
y.  in  the  mouth  of  thefe  three  men,  then  his 

4  2. 1 3 .  he  had  alfo  feven  fons  and  three  daught. 
Pfff.30.1 y.  there  are  three  things  that  are  never 

1 8. there  be  three  things  too  wonderfull  for 

2  1.  for  three  things  the  earth  is  difquieted 
2p.therebe  three  things  which  goe  well,  yea 

lftt.17 .6.tvio  or  three  beries  in  the  top  of  the  upp. 
/er. 3^.2 3. when  Jehudi  had  read  three  or  4.1eaves 

5  2.24.  and  the  three  keepers  of  the  door 
E'Sfk-  14-14-thefe  three  menJNoah,Daniel,&  Job 

i6.t hough  thefe  three  men  were  in  it,as  I 
Verfe  18. 
40.io.little  chambers— were  three  on  this  fide 
and  three  on  that  fide 
Verfe  21. 
they  three  were  of  one  meafure 
48.breadth  of  the  gate  was  three  on  this  fide 
and  three  cubits  on  that  fide 
4 1 .6.the  fide-chambers  were  three ycat  over  an. 
i6.the  galleries  round  about  on  their  tb.&o. 
22.altar  of  wood  was  three  cubits  high 
42. 3. gallery  againft  gallery  in  three  dories 

6.they  were  in  three  ftories,  but  had  not  pil. 
48.3 1. three  gates  northward,  one  gate  of  Reu. 

3  z  .and  three  gates,and  one  gate  of  Jofeph 
3  3 .  and  three  gates  :  one  gate  of  Simeon 

3  4.with  their  three  gates :  one  gate  of  Gad 
0^3.3. 23.thefe  rMremen Shadrach,Me(h.&  Abe. 
24.did  not  we  ca&  three  men  bound  into  the 
6.2.over  thefe,zfcree  preGdents(of  whomDaniel 
10.  kneeled  upon  his  knees  three  times  aday 
13.  maketh  his  petition  three  times  aday 
7. 5. it  had  three  ribs  in  the  mouth  between  the 
8.  before  whom  there  were  three  of  the  firft 
20. and  before  whom  three  fell 
24. and  he  (hall  fubdue  three  kings 
10.2. 1  Daniel  was  mourning  three  full  weeks 

l.uWthree  whole  weeks  were  fulfilled 
1  i.2.ftand  upyet  three  kings  in  Perfia,and 
Amos  1.3.  for  three  tranfgreflions  of  Damafcus 
6.for  three  tranfgreflions  of  Gaza,  and  for 
9. for  three  tranfgreflions  of  Tyrus,  and  for 
1  i.for  three  tranfgreflions  of  Edom,  and  for 
1  j.forthree  tranfgreflions  of  thechil.of  Am. 
2,i.  for  three  tranfgreflions  of  Moab,and  for 
4, for  three  tranfgreflions  of  Judah,  and  for 
6.  for  three  tranfgreflions  of  Ifrae!3and  for 
4,8.two  or  three  cities  wandred  into  one  city  to 
Zec&.ii.8.rfwefhepherdsalfo  I  cut  off  in  one  mo. 
Mat.  1 3.3  3.  hid  in  three  meafures  of  meal  till  the 
Lu\e  13.  21. 


17-4-if  thou  wilt  let  us  make  here  three  tabern. 
Mark  9-5- *-"£<•  9.3 3. 
18.16.  that  in  the  mouth  of  twoorrfoee  witn. 
20. where  two  or  three  are  gathered  together 
Lu\e  10.36.  which  now  of  thefe  thr.  thinkeit  thou 
1  i.y.unto  him, Friend,  lend  me  three  loaves 
12. 52. divided  three  againft two,&  two  ag.flfe". 
John  z.6.  containing  two  or  three  fitkins  apiece 
Acls  y. 7.  about  the  fpace  of  three  houres  after 
10.19.unto  him,Behold,f  foremen  feek 
1 1.  io.this  was  donerfoee  times,  and  all  were 

1 1. were  three  men  already  come  into  the  ho. 
28.1  j. to  meet  us,  as  far  as  the  three  taverns 

1  0.i3.i3.abideth  faith,hope,andchar.thefeffo. 

14.27.  let  it  be  by  two,or  at  the  moft  by  three 
29 .prophets  fpeak  two  orffoce,&  let  the  other 

2  Cor.  1 3. 1. in  the  mouth  of  two  or  three  wit.  (hall 
1  Tim.  y.  1  Q.but  before  two  or  three  witnefles 
Heb.  io.28.without  mercy  ,under  two  ovthree  wit. 

1  John  y.7.there  are  three  that  bear  record  in  heav. 

and  thefe  three  are  one 
8.are  three  that  beare  witneffe  in  earth 

and  thefe  three  agree  in  one 
Rev.6.6*znd  three  meafures  of  barky  for  a  peny 
8.1 3.of  the  trumpet  of  the  three  angels  that  are 
9.  r  8.by  thefe  three  was  the  third  part  of  men 
1 6. 1 3 .1  faw  three  unclean  fpirits  like  frogs 

•1 9.the  great  city  was  divided  into  three  parts 
2 1.  j 3. on  the  eaft  three  gates,on  the  north  three 
on  the  fouth  *fo.gates,on  the  weft  thr. 
Cface  dayes,  See"2Dape0. 
tiLfytt  moneths 
Gea.38.24.  about  three  moneths  after  it  was  told 
Exod  2. 2.  (he  hid  him  three  moneths 

2  Sam.6.  n.ark-icontinued  inthehoufe-ffomon. 

1Cforon.13.14. 

24.13.or  wilt  thou  flee  three  taon.  before  thine 

1  Chron.ti.tz. 

2  ItJ8.23.3i.Jehoahaz reigned  three  mon.in  Jeru. 

2  Chron.^6.z. 

24.8.  Jehoiachin  —  reigned  three  mon.and  his 

2  Chron.i6.g. 

Amos  4.7.when  there  were  yet  three  monet.  to  the 

Acls  4. 20.  nourifhed  up  in  his  fathers  houfe  th.ra. 

i9.8.fpake  boldly  for  the  fpace  of  three  months 

2o.3.and  there  abode  three  moneths,  and  when 

28.1 1. after  three  moneths  we  departed  ia  a  (hip 

Meb.i  i.23.was  hid  three  moneths  of  his  parents 

©r#ee  yeers. 
Gca.  1 1. 1 3. after  he  begat  Salab,four  hun.&  th.ye. 
1  y  .Salah  lived  after  he  begat  Eler,  403  .yeers 

1  y.9.take  me  an  heifer  of  three  yeers  old 

a  fhee-goat  of  rfo.ye.old,&  a  ram  of  f.y. 

Exod.6. 1 8.1ife  of  Kohath,a  hund.thirty  and  th.ye. 

7.7.  Aaron  fourfcoreand  three  yeers  old  when 

Ltv.i^z^.th-ee  ye.  (hall  it  be  as  uncircum.  to  yoa 

2  y.  2 1  .(hall  bring  forth  fruit  for  three  yeers 
Dent.  14. 28. end  oithree  yeers  thou  (halt  bring  fo, 
Judg.y-zz.  when  Abim.had  reigned  three  ye.  over 
2  SdOT.13.38.  Abfalom  was  in  Gefhurrfoee  yeers 

2 1. 1  .a  famine  in  the  dayes  of  David  three  yeers 
t  K.is.2.39.  at  the  end  of  t hree  yeers  that  twoof 

10. 2  2. once  in  three  yeers  came  the  navy  of  Th. 
1  $.z.tbree  yeers  reigned  Abijim  in  Jerufalem 
22. 1. they  continued  three  yeers  without  war 

2  JCi«.i7.y.kingof  Aflyr.befieged  Sam.tbrceyce. 
18.10.  at  the  end  of  three  yeers  they  took  it 

24.1.  Jehoiakim  became  his  fervantrfoee  yeers 

1  Cfo.ai.i2.either/foeeyeersfamine,or  threemo. 

2  Chro.y.z  1.  every  three  yeers  once  came  the  (hips 

1 1.17.  three  yeers  :  for  three  yeers  they  walked 

1 3.2.  Jeroboarrueigned  three  yeers  in  Jerufalem 

3  i.i6.from  t hce  yeers  old  and  upward,even 
ifa.i  y.y.an  heifer  of  three  yeers  old  :  for  by  the_ 

i6.i4.within«fe?eyeers,as  the  yeers  of  an  fair. 

20.3.Ifaiah  hath  walked — bare-footed  three  ye. 
Zey.48.34.as  an  heifer  of  three  yeers  old  :  for  the 
Dan.  r .  y  .fo  nourifhing  them  thee  yeers,that  at  the 
Amos.$.\.  and  your  tithes  after  three  yeers 
I  u\e  4. 2  5  .when  the  heaven  was  (hut  up  three  yeers 

1 3.7.  thefe  three  yeers  I  come  feeking  fruit  on 
Acls  20 . 3 1  .by  the  fpace  or  three  yeers  I  ceafed  not 
Gal.  1 . 1 8 .  then  after  three  yeers  I  went  up  to  Jeru. 
Jam.j.  17.ra1n.not  on  the  earth  by  the  fpa.ofrfoy. 

Wfflttfo. 
Gen.  14.23. 1  will  not  take  trom  a  threed  even  to  3 
^  8. 18. bound 


THR       THR 


THR        THR 


THR 


THR 


3  S,  28 .  bound  upon  his  Hand  a  fcarlct  limed 
30. his  broth  :r  that  had  the  fcarlet  thretd 
fofh.z.i  8  bind  tbislineof  fcarkt  t'reed  indie 
J  nig.  16.9. he  brakf  the  withs  as  a  three  d  of  tow 

1  i.brake  them  from  off  his  arms  like  a  threcd 
Cd^.4.j.thy  lips  are  like  a  threcd  of  fearlct 

Crtfce^foirj. 
Ecclcf.4. 1  z.a  three- fold  cord  is  nor  quickly  broken 

Ct)?ee  hundred. 
Ge?f.y.2  2.after  hebe^at  R1ethufelah,ffc'?ehun.ye. 
aj.all  the  dayes  of  Enoch  werc,ffo.h.&  fixty 
6. 15. length  of  the  ark  (hall  be  three  hun.  cubits 
9.i8.Noah  lived  after  the  flood  th.  hun.&  fifty 
\4.\$.thrceti\in.&  eighteen,&  purfued  them 
45.21.to  Ben. he  gave  three  hun. pieces  of  filver 
Num.  1. 2  3.  thofe  that  were  num.  of  them  59300. 
Chap.  2. 13. 
/«dg.7.6.put.  their  hand  totheif  mou.  were  300. 
7.by  therbra1  hun.  men  that  lapped  will  I 
8  .and  retained  thofe  three  hun.mp,  and  the 
1 6.  divided  the  three  hundred  men  into  three 
iz.thethrec  hundred  blew  the  trumpets 
8.4.thef/w  hun.nien  that  were  with  him>faint 
1 1  .i6.by  the  Coafts  of  Arnon,  three  hun.  yeers 
1  f.4.Samfon  went,&  caught  three  hundr.  foxes 
2  Sam.z.7,  x.io  thitthree  hun.&  threefc.  men  died 
2 i.r  6. fpear  weighed  three  hun.fhekds  of braffe 
23.18.heliftuph.is  fpear againft three  hun.and 
1  Chron.  11.20. 

1  Kin. y. i6.three  thoufand  &  three  hun.which  rul. 

io.i7;he  made  three  hu.  fhields  of  beaten  gold 
1 1. 3. and  he  had  three  hundred  concubines 

2  Kin.  1 8. 1 4-appointed  unto  Hezek.  3 00.  tale*  of 

1  chr.  1 1. 11. he  lift  up  his  fpear  againft  three  hun. 

2  Chro.9-i6.thne  hund. fhields  made  he  of  beaten 

three  hun.fhekels  of  gold  went  to  one  (hi. 

14.9.  three  bun.charets,  and  came  to  Marefhah 

3  5.8.for  the  paffeover-offcr.  — three  hun.  oxen 

Eva  8.  y.and  with  him  three  hundred  males 

Efiher  9.  iy.the  Jews  fhw  three  hun-  men  atShufh. 

Mar.  14. 5.bin  [old  for  more  then  three  hun.pence 

John  12.  5. 
©rjjee  hundred  and  twenty. 

E-^ra  2.3  2.children  oiHinmjhrec  hund.&  twenty 

Neh.f.2%. 
Ctyiee  hundred  twenty  and  three. 
E^a  2.i7.thechild.of  Bezai,£^.hun.tw.&  three 

©rjjee  hundred  twenty  and  four, 
Neh.j.zi.ch\\d.o$  Btzai/foec  hun.twenty  &  four 

Cijiee  hundred  twenty  and  eight. 
Ncb.j.zz-thc  chil.of  HafhuFr»3f/r(Tc.hu.tw.&  eight 

Ctyjee  hundred  forty  and  five. 
I  E^a  2-34.chil.of  Jericho,rJw  hund.  forty  &  five 

Neb.  7.  36. 
Cbjee  hundred  feventy  and  two. 
E%ra  2.4.child.of  Shephatiah^fcrec  hun.fev.&  two 

Neh.  7. 9. 

'  Cljjee  hundred  and  ninety. 

£^.4.y.according  to  the  number  of  dayes,  390. 
9. three  hundr.  &  ninety  dayes  (halt  thou  eat 
i&J)*ee  hundred  ninety  and  twOi 
£^'a  a.jS.childr.of  Solomons  fervants  were  392. 

©f#se  hundred  thoufand. 
Num.7,  i.36\that  went  out  to  war,was)tfc.hun.tho. 
43. pertained  unto  the  congr.  wasfkhun.th. 

1  5^z.i  1. 8. the  children  oflfrael  wereffr-hun.th. 

2  Chro.  1 4>8.army  of  men  that  bare  fpears-rfr.h.th. 
17. 1 4.  wth  him  mighty  men  of  valour, 3  00000. 
2  5. 5. found  thzmjhree  hund.thouf.  choice  men 

<&)}tt  hundred  thoufand, -and  fovea 

thoufand,  and  five  hundred. 

2  Chr.  26. 13.  307  yoo.that  made  war  with  mighty 

®h?ecfco^e. 

Gen:z<j.z6  Ifaac  was  threefcore  yeers  old  when  fhe 
DMtf.3.4.took  from  them  threefcore  cities,  all  the 
Jofh.  1 3 .3 o.townes  of  J  iir,  wch  are  in  Ba.tfc>'. cities 
2  Sam.1.1  i.fo  that  three  hund.&  threef. n\zn  died 

1  Kjn.^.iT,. threef. geezt  cities  with  wals  &  brazen 
22.provifion  for  one  day— ifo're.meafures  of 

6. 2. the  length  thereof  was  threefcore  cubits  . 

2  2CM.25.i9.andfbw/e.  men  of  the  peopleofthe 

1  Chro.z.zi.  whom  he  married  when  he  was  three f 
23,took  the  towns  thereof,even  threef.citks 

y.18.  were  44760.  that  went  out  to  war 

2  Chro.7,.1.  and  the  length  was  threefcore  cubits 


1 1.2 1  .for  R.ehoboam  took  tbreefco. concubines  I  ®h?cefcojC andfixtcenthoufand. 

r-     ,     ,    ■  ,     .      aribegtt  fClfCT  6^e,s    NiW.16.1 2,numbied  of  them  A-  and  fixteen  th 
£^'.6.3. height  therofw.cub.&  the  bre.therof  th. 


8. 1 3. and  with  them  threefcore  males 
Cant. 3.7. threefcore  valiant  men  are  about  it 

6. 8. there  are  threefcore  queens,and  fourfc.  cone. 
Jer.%  2-2  5.  and  threefcore  men  of  the  people  of  the 
£■^■4°-  i4.he  made  alfo  potts  of  threefcore  cubits 
Dot. 3. 1. image  of  gold,whofe  height  was  tfcr.cub. 
Lu\e  24.1 3. was  from  Jerufal.  about  thr.  furlongs 
i  Tim.  5.  9.  under  threefcore  yeers  old,having  been 

H&,\)}ttlCQW  and  one. 
Num.i  i.39.the  Lords  tribute  was  tbreef.and  One 

i£tvjecfco;te  and  two. 

1  Cbro.z6.%.  were  threef.  ind  two  of  Obed-Edom 

Dai.f.i,  i.Damel being  about  tbrec.81  two  ye. old 

9.2f.fhi!lbe7.weekSjand^m/;&  two  weeks 

26.after  threef.  and  two  weeks  (hall  Meffnh 

©h^cefcoje  and  five, 

i\r#to.?.?o.hetookathou.threehun.^.&  five  fhe. 

ifa.y. 8.  within  threefcore  and  five  yeers  fhall  Ephr. 

Ci)?eefC0?C  and  fix. 
Gen.46-16.aW  the  l'oules  were  threefcore  and  fix 
Lev.ii. 5  .inthebloud  of  her  purifying  th.fk.  fix  d. 
1  Kin  10.14.was  (ixhun.ffcf.&  fix  takntsofgold 
KEv.13.18.and  his  number  is  fahun.threef.lk  fix 

€r}?ecfco?E  and  feven. 

Ne&.7.72.people  gave  was  three. &  feven  prie.gar. 

Ct)ieefco?e  and  eight. 

1  Cfc>\i6'.38.0bed-Edom  w''1  their bre.ifc.&  eight 
4$,\)tftltoizand  ten. 

Gw.46.26.the  fouls  of  the  houfeof  Jac.rfer.  &  ten 

jo.3.Egypt.mourned  for  himtbre.fk  ten  dayts 

£A-o^.i5.27.cametoElim:where  werc-~tbr.&  ten 

Num-i 3. 9. in  Elim  were  threef. and  ten  palm-trees 

£>e«Mo^2  2.went  down  into  Egypt  with  th.Sc  ten 

fudg.i.jSiidfThrecf.  and  ten  kings, having  their 

8-30.and  Gidjon  had  threefc.  &  ten  fons  of  his 

9.2.fonsof  Jerub.(whichare^ra/.  &  tenperf, 

4-gave  him  threefcore  and  ten  pieces  of  filver 

5.(lew  his  brethren-being  thr.8i  tenperfons 

1 8.flain  bis  fons,  threefcoie  &  ten  perfons  on 

24.cruelty  done  to  the  threef.  and  ten  fons  of 

1 2.  i4.tlut  rode  on  threefcore  and  ten  afle-colts 

i  S<«».6.i9.fmoteofthepeo.yoooo.&  ^kandten 

2  Che. 29. 3  i.congr. brought, was  threef. Si  ten  bui. 
3  6.1 1  .to  fulfill  threefcore  and  ten  yeers 

P fat. 90. 10.  dayes  of  our  ycets  are  threefcore  and  ten 
Zecfo.  1. 1 2.h3ft  had  indignation  thefe  th.8c  ten  ye. 
z4ifo  13.13.  make  ready  threefcore  &  ten  horfmen 

®l)ieef  COje  <J?zd  twelve. 
Waw.31.38.whkh  the  Lords  trib.  was £?>?•.&  twe. 

®l)tteC COie  <JBd  thirteen. 
Niim.14%.  were  numbred  of  them,  were  22273. 
46.ro  be  redeemed  of  two  hun. rtr.&  thirteen 
<®t)%Zt$tm  and  fifteen. 
Gf».25.7.Abrah.  life,was  three  hun. thr. &  fift.  ye. 
£#0^.38. 2f. and  I77y.fhckels,after  thefhekelsof 
N«OT.3i.37.Lordstributeofthefheep,wa$  675. 
AcJs  7. 14.2W  his  kindred,ffc^ff.  and  fifteen  foules  ' 

®^ieefco?e  and  fixteen. 
At~ls  17.37.in  thefhip,two  hund. thr.lk  fixt.  fouls 

®l)iecfC0je  andfeventeen. 
i7'«arg.8.i4.elders  thereof,even  threef. &  feven.men 

©^cefcoie  thoufand, 
N«OT.26.27.numbred  of  them  ^threefcore  thoufand 
2  Ctoo.i2.3.with  1 20o.charetj,&  ?/^.tho.horfmen 

€t}jeefco?«  and  one  thoufand. 
Num.i  1.34.  and  threefcore  and  one  thoufand  affes 
£^\i.69.gave^tothetreaf.ofthe  work  6 1000. dr. 

®r#eefcoie  a«^  two  thoufand. 

Nw».i.39.nuoa.of  the  tribe  of  D.m,  were  62700. 

2.26.that  were  numbred  of  them,  were  61700. 

<®!#eefcoie  and  four  thoufand. 

W«W. 26. 2 5. num. of  themffe.&  four  th.&  three  h. 

43  .that  were  numbred  of  them,were  64400. 

®hteefcoie  a«c)?eH  thoufand. 

1  K^-^.i  j.Sol.hadifecff.and  ten  thouf.thatbare 

1  Chro.z  i.^.Judah  was  four  hun. thr.8t  tenth.men 

2  Cfor0.2.2,Sol.told  out  threef  &  ten  thouf.men  to 
18  .fet  threef.  &  ten  tlmuf.  men  to  bear  burd. 

©Ijzcefcoie  and  twelve  thoufand. 
Num.i  1.71,. threef  core  and  twelve  thoufand  beeves 

<3£r;ieefC0ie  and  fourteen  thoufandi 
Num.  L27.num.of  the  tribe  ofJudah,were  74600. 
2.4.hishoft— were  thr.&  fourt.tho.&  fix  hun. 
'     - Bbbbb3 


d)?ee  and  twenty,  See  ©roentp  &  three. 
andt'.:irty,Sct  ©r/(rt£  and  three. 
d;jce  thoufand. 

Exod.i  2. 28. fell  of  the  people  that  day  three  thou. 

3  8.26.and  three  thoufand  five  hundred  &  fifty 
Num.  L46.aH  that  were  numbred,  were  63  550. 

2.32.numbr. — thorowout  their  hoRs36^^o. 

4. 44.num. -after  their  fam.f/wetho.&  two  hu. 

Jcfb.-j.  3. but  let  about  two  or  three  thoufand  men 

4-went  up  thither  of  tlie  pco.about  three  tfio. 

Judg.  15.1  i.then  three  thoufand  men  of  Jud.wcnt 

1 6. 17  .were  upon  the  roof  about  three  tlio.rncn 
1  Sam  13.2.  Saul  chofe  him  three  thoufand  men  of 

24.i.Saul  took  three  thoufand  chofen  men  out 

2?.2.3iid  he  had  three  thoufand  fheep,arid 

26.2.  having  three  thoufand  chofen  men  of  Ifr. 
1  Kw-4-3  z  -and  he  fpake  three  thoufand  proverbs 

1  Chro.11.z7-  with  him  were  three  tho.&  7.hun. 
29.the  kindred  of  Saul/fow  thoufand  :  for 

29.4.even^ree  thoufand  talents  of  gold,  of  the 

2  Cfe'fl.2.17.  and  they  were  found  1  53600, 
4. 5. it  received  and  held  three  thoufand  baths 
a 5. 1 3. and  fmote  three  thoufand  of  them,and 
29.33.confecr.things  were6oo.oxen,&  th.tho. 
3  5.7.to  the  number  of  thirty  thouf.and  ^ra?th. 

Job  1.3  .his  fubftance  alfo  was  three  thouf.  camels 
/CJ-.J1.28.  carried  away  captite— three  tho  Jewes 
Acts  2.4 1 .  added  unto  them  about  three  tho.  fouls 

<®t#ee  thoufand  and  twenty  three. 
/fc.52.28.carried  away  captive  three  th.tWi&  three 

Crjjee  thoufand  and  three  hundred. 

1  Kjn.  j-  i6.ofHcers — over  the  work  //;.th.&  th.  h. 

©l)?ee  thoufand  and  fix  hundred. 

\  2  Cfero.2.2.told  out  three  thou.and  fix  hun.raen  to 

i8.and  three  tho.and  fix  hun.over-feers  to  fee 

<Jhtee  thoufand  and  fix  hundred 

and  thirty. 

Eya  2.35.chil.ofSenaahjifcwtb.&  fixhu.&  thir. 

Chiee  thoufand  nine  hundred  and  thirty. 
IvV&.7.38.chil.ofSenaa,?fcmh.nine  hun.&  thir. 

Chieflj. 
jyd.41.15.thou  fhalu/^fj&the  mountaines 
Jer.%  1.3  3-it  is  time  to  threfh  her,  yet  a  little  while 
Micah  4. 1 3  .arife,and  thrcjhyO  daughter  of  Zion 
Hab.  3 . 1  i.thou  didft  threfh  the  heathen  in  anger 

Judg.6.\  i.his  fon  Gideon  threjhed  wheat  by  the 
ifa.  18. 17. fitches  are  not  threfucd  with  a  threfhina; 
Amos  i.7,.thrcjhedGi\c3d  withthrefhinginftrum, 
€:^cfhctr). 

1  Cor.y.io.tkefhetb  in  hope, (hall  be  partakers  of 
ebtefhfog. 

Z.ra.26.5.  your  threfhing  (liall  reach  to  the  vintage 

2  S am.  m.zz.hetebc  threfhing  inftruments,  and 
2  Kjn.11.-7.  he  made  them  like  the  duftby  thrcjh. 

1  Chro-z  i.2o.now  Oman  via  threfhing  wheat 
23. 1  give  thee  ifetbnfh'mg  inftruments 

Ifa.z  1.10.O  m<jthrcfhing,in&  the  corn  of  my  floor 
28.27.  fitches  are  not  threfhed  with  a  thre. infta 

28.  becaufe  he  will  not  ever  be  threfhing  it 
41. 1  j.make  thee  a  new  fharp  threfhing  inftrum, 
€r#cibfr»!j~/7<w'.  , 
Gen.  50.  to.  came  to  thefforf/feg-floorof  Atact 
Num.i  5. 10. as  ye  do  the  heave-offe.of  the  thre.^a. 
i9.27.though  it  were  the  corn  of  the  thnjh.h'o. 
go.as  the  increafe  of  the  thrcfhing-Roor 
Ruth  3.2.winnow.batIey  to  night  in  the  threfh  ft. 

2  Sd»2.6.6.when  they  came  to  Nachons  threfh.Qo. 
24. 1 6.  Angel  was  by  the  threfhing-Roox  of  Ara. 

i8.rear  an  altar  unto  theL.in  the  thrcfh.&oot 
1  Chron.  13.  18. 

21 .  to  buy  the  tbrefhi-ig-Qoor  of  thee 
24. fo  david  bought  the  tbrcjliwg-h'oot 

1  Chro.  1 3 .9-came  to  the  threfhing-Roor  of  Chidon 
2 1.1 5  .Angel  flood  by  the  threfhing- floor  ofOr. 

z  i.  went  out  of  the  threfhing-?), oor :  and  bow. 

22.  grant  me  the  place  of  this  thnfhing.Qoox 
28.Lord  had  anfwered  him  in  the  threfh.  flo. 

2  C  Jot.  3. 1  -prepared  in  t  he  thnfh'mg-h'oor  of  Oman 
/my  1. 3  3 .daughter  of  Babyl.is  like  a  thnfh.fioot 

Cfaeffcitigr; 


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T  H  R 


i  Sam. z 3. i. and  they  rob  the  tbrcjbing-fiaots 
Dan.i.i  j. like  the  chifte  of  the  iumm  tbreJh'mg-W. 

fudg  19.27. her  hands  lay  upon  the  threjhold 
1  Sam.  J.4.palms  of  his  ha.  were  cut  off  on  the  thr. 
y. tread  on  the  threjhold  of  Dagon  in  A(hdod 

1  iC2.14.17.came  to  the  tbrcjh.of  the  door,thechi. 
£7^.9. 3. from  the  cherub— .0  the  thrcfhold  of  the 

1  o.4.and  flood  over  the  threjhold  of  the  houfe 

i8.gloryofthe  L. depart,  from  ofF  the  thrcjh- 
40. 6. measured  the  threjhold  of  the  gate 

and  the  other  threjhold  of  the  gate 

7.the  threjhold  of  the  gate,by  the  porch  of 

4J.8.fettingof  that  threjhold  by  mythrefholds 

4(5.2. (hall  worfhip  at  the  threjhold  of  the  gate 

47. r. waters  iffued  out  from  under  the  threjhold 

Zepb,  x  .p.punifli  all  thofe  that  leap  on  the  threjhold 

Cfaefholug. 
Neh.  1 1. 2  y  .keeping  the  ward  at  the  thnjholds  of 
£^.4  3.8/etting  of  their  threfhold  by  mv  thnjholds 
Zeph.  2. 1 4.defolation  (hall  be  in  the  thnjholds 

Chieto, 
2  Sam.  16.11  -threw  ftones  at  David,  and  caft  duft 
2^8.9.33. throw  herdown.So  they  threw  her  do. 
2  Chro.i  i.i-and  threw  down  the  high  places 
Mar.iz.az.me  threw  in  two  mites,  which  make  a 
Lithe  9.42.  the  divell  threwhlm  down,&  tarehim 
Aels  2  2. 2  j  .as  they  — threw  duft  into  the  air 

Neb.9. 1 1 .  perfecuters  thou  tbrewejl  into  the  deeps 

£#fl.34.2  3.*fo7Vf  mtheyeerihallaUyourmenchi. 

24-before  the  Lord  thy  Go.  thrice  in  the  yeer 

2  Kjng.s.  j. 1 8. and  he  fmote  tbrhe,znA  ftayed 

19  now  thou  (halt  fmite  Syria  but  thrice 

Af4t.26.34.bef.the  cock  cr.thou  ftialt  deny  me  thr. 

Ver.7?.  Lithe  22.34,61. /o'.>.i3. 38. 

Mar.  14. 30. cock  crow  twice,thou  (halt  deny  me  th. 

Ver.72. 
Ails  10.  i6.this  was  done  thrice,  and  the  veflell 
2  Cor.  1 1.2  j. thrice  was  I  beaten  with  rods 

thrice  I  fuffered  (hip-wrack 
1 2.8.  for  this  thing  I  befougbc  the  Lord  thrice 
Chioat. 
(  Pfal-s  .9.  their  throat  is  an  open  fepulchre 

69.3.1am  wearyofmycrying,my  throat  isdri. 

1 1  ^.neither  fpeak  they  through  their  throat 
Pro.  2  3. 2.  put  a  knife  to  thy  throat,  if  thou  be 
fer.z.zf.md  withhold  thy  throat  ftom  thirft 
Mat.  18.2  8.  and  took  him  by  the  throat  faying 

GfB.41.40.only  on  the  throne  will  I  be  greater 
DfKt.17.18.  fitteth  on  the  throne  of  his  kingdome 

1  Sam.z.8.  to  make  them  inherit  the  thro,  of  glory 

2  Sam.  3.10.10  fet  up  the  throne  of  David  over  Ifr. 
7. 1 3.eftabli(h  the  throne  of  his  kingdom  for  ev. 

i6\thy  throne  (hall  be  eftablilhed  for  ever 
1  J$ing.  1 . 1 3 .  and  hee  (hall  fit  upon  my  throne 

Verfe  17. 
ao.fit  on  the  throne  of  my  lord  the  king  after 
24.faidj  that  he  (hall  fit  upon  my  throne 
27.  who  fhould  fit  on  the  throne  of  my  lord 
3o.he  (hall  fit  upon  my  throne  in  my  ftead 
3  f.he  may  come  and  fit  upon  my  throne 
37.  make  his  throne  greater  then  the  throne  of 
46-Solom.  fitteth  on  the  throne  of  the  kingd, 
47.  &  make  his  throne  greater  then  thy  throne 
48.given  one  to  fit  on  my  throne  this  day 
a.4.not  fail  thee(faid  he)  a  man  on  the  throne  of 
1 2.then  fate  Solomon  upon  the  throne  of  Da. 
14. and  fet  me  on  the  throne  of  David 
45.  throne  of  Dav.fhall  be  eftab.before  the  L. 
? .  5.  whom  I  will  fet  on  thy  throne  in  thy  room 
7.7.then  he  made  a  porch  for  the  throne 
8.26.  and  (it  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael,as  the  Lord 

2  j.  a  man  in  my  fight  to  fit  on  the  throne 
9.j.thenIwilleftabli(hthe«fowzeofthykingd. 

not  fail  thee  a  man  upon  therfo'.of  Ifr. 
1 0.9. to  fee  thee  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 
1 8.moreover3the  king  made  a  great  throne 

zChr.  9. 17. 

ig.throne  had  fix  fteps,  &  the  top  of  the  thro. 

zCbron.9.18. 

2  Kjng.io.i.  &  fet  on  his  fathers  throne,  and  fight 


30.chil.ofthe  fcurth  gene. (hall  fit  on  the  th. 
11.19.and  he  fate  on  the  throne  of  the  kings 
1  ?.  1 2.  thy  fons  (hall  fit  on  the  throne  of  Ifrael 

1  Chro.zz.10.  eftablilhcd  the  throne  ofhis  kingd. 

28. 5. Solomon  my  fon  to  fit  upon  the  throne 
29. 23. Sol. fate  on  the  throne  of  the  Lo.  as  kin? 

2  Cbro.6. lo.and  am  fet  on  the  throne  of  Ifraei,as 

1 6. not  fail  thee  a  man  — ■  to  fit  upon  the  thr. 
7. 1 8. then  I  will  eftablifh  the  throne  of  the  kin. 
9. 1 7-king  made  a  great  thron:  of  ivorie 
i8.which  were  fattened  to  the  throne 

fix  fteps  to  the  throne 

2  3 .20.fet  the  king  upon  the  throne  of  the  kingd* 

Neh.-^.y.thzy  repaired  the  throne  of  the  govern,  on 


8.3.  on  the  golden  altar  wch  was  before  the  thr 
i4.3.fung— »a  new  fong  before  the  throne 

5- without  fault  before  the  throne  of  God 
16. 1 7. from  the  throne  faying^.t  is  done 
19.4.  worshipped  God  that  late  on  the  throne 

j. a  voice  came  out  of  the  throne  faying 
20. 1 1  .and  I  faw  a  great  white  throne 

2 1.  j. he  that  fate  on  the  throne  faid,  Behold 

22.  i. proceeding  out  of  the  throne  of  God 
3-but  the  throne  of  G  06, 8c  of  the  Lamb  (hall 

His  Cljione. 
Exo.it,  y.fiift-b.  of  Phar.  that  fitteth  on  his  throne 
12.29.from  the  firft-b.of  Ph.that  fate  on  his^r. 
2  Sam.  1 4,9.  and  the  king  &  his  throne  be  guiltlefs 


Efther  i.z.  when  king  Atafuerus  fate  on  the  throne    1  JCwg-i.37.make  his  (^.greater  then  the  thro.of 


fob  36.7.but  with  kings  are  they  on  the  throne 

Pjal.9.4.  thou  fateft  in  the  throne  judging  right 
1 1. 4. the  Lords  throne  is  in  heaven 
4  j. 6. thy  throne  ,0  God,  is  (or  ever  and  ever 
47.8.  God  fitteth  on  the  throne  of  hisholineffe 
89.4.and  build  up  the  throne  to  all  generations 
I4.juftice  &  judgement  are  the  hab.of  thy  t. 
93.2,thy  throne  is  eftablilhed  of  old 
94.  zo.throne  of  iniquity  have  fellowfhip  with 
132.11.  fruit  of  thy  body  will  I  fet  on  thy  tko. 
1 2.childr.  alfo  to  fit  upon  thy  throne  for  ever 

Pro.  16. 1 2.  for  the  throne  is  eftablilhed  by  righteo . 
20.8.  a  king  that  fitteth  on  the  throne  of  judge. 

lfa.6.i.hw  the  Lord  fitting  upon  a  throne,  high 
9.7.(hallbe  no  end,  upon  the  throne  of  Davtd 


:l 


47. &  make  his  throne  greater  then  thy  throne 
2.i9.bowed  himf  to  her,&  fate  down  on  bis  thr. 

3  3  .upon  his  throne  (hall  there  be  peace 
3.6.haft  given  him  a  fon  to  fit  on  his  throne 
1 6. 1  r  .afloon  as  he  fate  on  his  thro,  that  he  flew 
2  2. 1  o.k.of  Ifr.&  Jehoih.— fate  each  on  his  thr. 

19. 1  faw  the  Lord  fitting  on  his  throne 

zChr.i8.rf. 
i  Kjng.  13.13  .and  Jeroboam  fate  upon  his  throne 
25.28.  and  fet  his  throne  above  the  throne 

1  Chr.  1 7. 1 2.I  will  eftablifh  his  throne  for  ever 

1 4. his  thro,  (hall  be  eftablifiied  for  evermore 

2  CMo^.S.delighteth  in  thce,tofet  thee  on  his  thr. 

1 8.9.k.of  If&  Jebo.~.fate  eith.of  them  on  his  th.  I 
Eft. 5. 1. and  the  king  far-  upon  his  royall  throne 


14.9-faid  in  thine  heart,  I  will  exalt  my  throne  \fobz6.g.ht  holdcthback  the  face  of  his  throne 


i6.5.ih  mercy  (hall  thethronebe  eftablilhed 
22. 23. for  a  glorious  throne  to  his  fathers  houfe 
47. i.isno  throne,  O  daughter  of  the  Caldeans 
66.  i.the  heaven  is  my  throncf.be  earth  is  my 
/(?>•.  3. 1 7. call  Jerufalem  tbtthrone  of  the  Lord 
1 3.1 3. even  the  kings  that  (it  upon  Davids  thr. 
14.21.  doe  not  difgracethe  throne  of  thy  glory 
17.12.3  glorious  high  throne  from  the  beginn. 
2f. kings  and  princes  fitting  upon  the  throne 
22.2.  that  fitted  upon  the  throne  of  David  thou 
4. fitting  upon  the  throne  of  David,  riding 
jo.fittinguponthe^owofDavid,&  ruling  1 
29. 16.  of  the  king  that  fitteth  upon  the  throne    \ 
3  3.  i7.neither  want  a  man  to  fit  on  the  thro,  of 
36.30.  he  (hall  have  none  to  fit  upon  the  throne 
49-  3  8 .1  w  ill  fet  my  throne  in  Elam 
Lam.<;.ig.thy  throne  rcmaineth  from  gene.to  gen. 
£^?£.  i.26.was  the  likeneffe  of  a  throne,  as  the  ap. 
10. 1. as  the  appearance  of  the  likenefTe  of  a  th. 
43. 7. the  place  of  ray  throne,  and  the  place  of 
Hag.  z.zz.I  will  overthrow  theffcwzfofmy  king. 
Mat.  j.  3  4. neither  by  heaven,  forit  is  Gods  throne 
19. 28.  when  the  Son  of  man  (hall  fit  in  the  tb. 
23.2  2. (hall  fwear  by  heaven/weareth  by  the  th. 
2y.31.then  (hall  he  fit  upon  the  throne  of  his 
Eu\e  1.3  2.give  unto  him  therfo'raeofhisfat.Dav. 


1  Pjal.g.j.he  hath  prepared  his  throne  for  judgment 
89.29  and  his  throne  as  the  dayes  of  heaven 
36.  his  throne  (hall  endure  as  the  fun  before 
44.and  caft  his  throne  down  to  the  ground 
97.2.tighte.&  judgm.  are  the  habita.of his  thro. 
103.1 9. L. hath  prepared  his  throne  in  the  heav. 
P/0.20.28.  his  throne  is  upholden  wiih  mercy 
2f.j.his^;'fl.(hall  be  eftablilhed  in  righceoufn. 
zg.14.his throne  (hall  be  eftablilhed  forever 
Jer.  1. 1  j.  they  (hall  fet  every  one  his  throne  at  the 
3 3. 2 1.  not  have  a  fon  to  reign  upon  his  throne 
I     43.1  o.  and  will  fet  his  throne  upon  thefe  ftones 

y  2.3  2.  fet  his  throne  above  the  throne  of  the 
Dan.f.  20.be  was  depofed  from  bis  kingly  throne 

7-9.his  throne  was  like  the  fiery  flame 
Jonah  3_6.and  he  laid  bis  throne  from  him,  and  he 
Zeffc.6-i3.rule  on  his  tb.hc  (halbe  apriefton  his  t. 
\Acls  2.30.raife  up  Chrift  to  fit  on  his  throne 

1 2.2i.arayed  in  royall  appar.  fate  upon  his  th. 

KfZi.L4.fr0m  the  7.fpirits  which  are  before  his  th. 

3.21.  am  fet  down  with  my  Father  in  his  throne 

12.5"  .child  was  caught  up  to  God,  &  to  his  thr. 

^Ehicriesf. 

Pfal.  1 22.  ?.  for  there  are  fet  thrones  of  judgement 
I  fa.  14-9.it  hathraifedup  from  their  thrones 
Ezck.z&.\6.  (hall  come  down  from  their  tbr.and 


Ads  7.49.heaven  is  my  threnes%c  earth  is  nay  foot.  |  Dan.j.g.l  beheld  till  the :  thrones  were  caft  down 
Heb.t.fi.thy  thron?yO  God, is  forever  and  ever 


4.i6.thereforecome  boldly  unto  the  throne  of 

8. 1.  who  is  fet  on  the  right  hand  of  the  throne 

i2.z.fet  down  at  the  right  hand  of  tbcth.ofG. 

Keu.3.ii.willlgrant  to  fit  with  me  in  my  throne 

4.2.arfo-.wasfetin  heav.  &  one  fate  on  the  thr. 

3.  was  a  rain-bow  round  about  the  throne 

4.round  about  the  throne  were  24.  feats 

f.out  of  the  throne  proceeded  lightnings 

feven  lamps  of  fire  burn.bef.the  th. 
^.before  the  throne  there  was  a  fea  of  glaffe 

midft  of  the  Ground  about  the  throne 
9.and  thanks  to  him  that  fate  on  the  throne 
io.fall  down  before  him  that  fate  on  the  th. 
caft  their  crowns  before  the  th. faying 
y.  i.thc  right  hand  of  him  that  fate  on  the  throne 
6,lo,in  the  midft  of  the  thr.-~ ftood  a  Lamb 
7. of  the  right  hand  of  him  that  fat  on  the  th. 
1 1.  voyce  of  many  angels  round  ab.the  thro. 
1 3 -power  be  unto  him  that  Gtreth  on  the  thr. 
6. 16. from  the  face  of  him  that  fittethon  the  th. 
7.9-people  and  tongues  ftood  before  thethrone 
jo.falv.  to  our  God  which  fitreth  on  the  thr. 
1  l.all  the  angels  ftood  round  about  the  thro 
fellbefore  the  throne  on  their  faces 
1  j.therefore,tliey  are  before  the  thro.of  God 
he  that  fitteth  upon  the  thr.fbuW  dwell 
i7.Lamb  which  is  in  the  midft  of  the  tb.(ha\ 


Mat.  i9.28.yealfo  (hall  fit  upon  twelve  r^.judging 
I  #£f  2  2. 30.  fit  on  ffow?«,judging  the  twelve  tribes 
Col.  1. 1 6. whether  they  be  thrones  or  dominions 
Rev.  20.4.1  faw  thrones&nd  they  that  fate  upon 

©hicng. 
Mar\  3 .9.becaufe  of  the  mul.Ieft  the  fhould  throng 
Lafe 8.4 j.the multitude throngthze,8i  preaflethee 

Ma\\  f.24.much  people  followed  him,  &  thonged 
Lu\e  8-42.ashe  went,  the  people  thronged  him 

<Jt)iortgtng. 
Mark,  y. 3 1. thou  feeft  the  multitude  thronging  thee 

dj?ortgh,  or  ^ljotoa. 

<5f».6.i3.earth  is  filled  with  violence  throu.  them 

30.3  2.I  will  pafle  throw  all  thy  flock  today 

41.36.  that  the  land  perifh  not  through  the  fam.  | 

E:rad.io.i<f.notagreen  thing  in  the  trees  thro,  all 

Num.  24. 8. &  pierce  them  thorow  with  his  arrowes 

1  5«32.3i.4-and  thruftmerfwranherewithjleft 
thefe — come  and  thtuft  me  thorow ,& 

2  Sam.zz.  13.  through  the  brightnefle  before  him 
3  o  .for  by  thee  I  have  tun  thorow  a  troup 

P/i/18.19. 
fob  I4.9.yet  through  the  Cent  of  water  it  will  bud 
22. 1 3.can  he  judge  through  the  dark  cloud 
26. 1 2.underftandinp,he  finiteth  thor.  the  proud 
Pfal.  1  o.4.wicked  through  the  pride  of  his  counte. 
i9.4.their  line  is  gone  out  through  all  the  earth   j 
3 2. 3. bones   t 


THR       THR 

3  2.  3. bones  waxed  old  through  my  roaring 
44.5. through  thy  name  wil  we  tread  them  under 
6o.iz.thvugbGod  we  mall  do  valiantly 
66.  3 .  through  the  greatneffe  of  thy  power  {hall 
68.7.whenthoudidft  march  t horow  the  wilder. 
1 06.9. led  them  through  the  deprhsjas  ffow*.  the 
1  lO.f.L.atthy  right  hand  fhal  ftrike  through  ks- 
1 1 5.7.neither  fpeak  they  through  their  throat 
119.  16*4.  through  thy  precepts  I  get  underftan. 
Pro.  r  8.1. .through defire  a  rrtan  having feparared 
ifa.y.ig.tbrougbthc  wrath  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  is 
28 ,7.but  they  alfo  have  erred  through  wine 
^o.^i.tbrcugb  the  voice  of  the  L.flial  the  Affyr. 
fer. 5 1.  5 1.  through  all  her  land  the  wounded  fhall 
5  z.-}. through  the  anger  of  the  L.it  came  to  pafle 
Zec.g.  1  f  .drink, and  make  a  noife  as  iforo^  wine 

io.7.their  heart  fhall  rejoice  as  through  wine 
Mat. a-  54.  he  cafteth  outdivels  ifc-oKgb  the  prince 

Lul{e  1 1. iy. 
L^e  1  .js-througb  the  tender  mercy  of  our  God 
4.70.  he  paffing  ffoonw  the  mid  ft  ofthem,went 
17.1.WO  unto  him  throughvihom  they  come 
/ofe.i  y  .3. now  ye  are  dean  ffooa.  the  word  which 
17. 1 1. keep  through  thine  own  name  thofe 

I7.fanclifie  them  through  thy  truth 
20.3  i.beleeving,ye  might  have  life  thr-hisaa. 
Aft.  i.z.after  that  he,£fe>o».the  holy  Gh.had  given 
10.45. that  through  his  namewhofoev.beleeveth 
1  3.  j8.that  tbroughthis  man  is  preached 
Rom.  5  .1. peace  with  God  through  our  Lord  Jems 
tf.2j.eternalllife,(&ro«g&  Jefus  Chrift  our  Lord 
8. 1  3  .if  ye  through  the  Spirit  do  mortifie  the 
Kj.27.to  God  be  gloryjbrough  Jems  Chrift 
Gal.  2. 1 9.I  through  the  law  am  dead  to  the  law 

4.1  j.  ye  know  thatthrougb  infirm,  of  the  flefhl 
Ephef.i.7.'m  his  kindneffe  towards  us  through  Jef. 
22.an  habitation  of  God  through  the  Spirit 
4.6.one  God,  who  is  through  all,and  in  you  all 
Hcfr.9.i4.who  through  the  eternall  Spirit  off.himf. 
10.20. through  the  vail,that  is  to  fay,His  flefh 
1  j.  zo.tfcwgfcthebloudof  the  everlafting  cov. 
<£l)?Ottgr)lj?. 
Gen.  1 1.  j.  make  brick,and  burn  them  throughly 
Earod.21.19.mall  caufe  him  to  be  throughly  healed 
2  Kjn.i  1.18.  his  images  brake  they  in  piicesthrou. 
Job  6.2.0  that  my  grief  were  throughly  Weighed 
Pfal.%  1. 2.wa(h  me  throughly  from  mine  iniquity 
Jtr.6.9. throughly  glean  the  remnant  of  Ifrael 
7.5.  for  if  ye  throughly  amend  your  wayes 

if  ye  throughly  execute  judgm. between 
f  0.3  4-he  fhall  throughly  plead  their  catrfe 
E^.i6.9.yea,  I  throughly  wafhed  away  the  bloud 
2^.3.1 2.and  he  wilW^w#/y  purge  his  floor 

Lu\e  3.17. 
■2  Cor.  1 1.6.  we  have  been  throughly  made  mamfeft 
2  Tim-%.  17.  throughly  furnimed  to  all  good  works 

fltfjjoughoat. 
Gen  4i.29.plenty  throughout  all  the  land  of  Egypt 

4f.8.ruler^o«gfc««f  all  the  land  of  Egypt 
Exod.^.i  z.througbout  all  the  land  of  Egy.to  gather 
7. 1 9-may  be  bloud  throughout  all  the  land  of  E. 
21  was  bloud  throughout  all  the  land  of  Egy. 
8.i6.1ice  throughout  all  the  land  of  Egypt 

Verfe  17. 
9.9.  a  boil  breaking  forth  throughout  all  the  la. 
1 6. name  may  be  declared  throughout  all  the 
22. may  be  hail  throughout  jll  theland  of  Eg. 

2  5 .  hail  fmote  throughout  all  the  land  of  Eg. 
ii.iJ.be  a  great  cry  throughout  all  the  land  of  E. 
1 2.r  4.  feaft  to  the  Lord  throughout  your  gener. 
29.42.3  continuall  burnt-ofFAwrgfc.your  gene. 
30.8.a  perpet.incenfc — throughout  your  genera. 

10. make  atonement  upon  it  throu. your  gen. 

2 1. to  his  feed  throughout  their  generations 

3 1.  holy  anointing  oyl  to  me  thro,  your  gen. 
3 1. 1 3. a  (igne  between  me  and  you,f/;i\your  ge. 

i6.to  obfervc  the  fabb. throughout  their  gener. 
3  2. 27. from  gate  to  gate  throughout  the  camp 
3  4. 3.  nei.let  any  man  be  feen  /fo\all  the  mount 
3  f. 3. kindle  no  fire  throughout  your  habitations 
3  e>.6.to  be  proclaimed  throughout  the  camp 
37.1  ?.fo  throughout  the  fix  branches  going  out 
40. 1  f. an  everlaft.priefthood  ffcro.their  generat. 

3  8.fight  of  all  l(r. throughout  all  their  journey 
Lev.~i.17.  throughout  all  your  dwellings,  that  ye 

7.36.by  a  flat,  for  ever  throughout  their  genera. 


THR        THR 

10.9.3  ftatute  for  ever  throughout  your  generate 

Chap.23. 14,21, 31. 

17. 1 7 .a  ftat.fbr  ever  unto  them  throughout  their 

2  f  .9. make  the  trump.foand  throughout  all  your 

io.proclaim  liberty  throughout  all  your  land 

30.  to  him  that  bought  it  throughout  his  gen. 

Num.  1 .  f  2. every  man  by  his  own  {\andaxdjthroug. 

2.3.eaft  fide-fhall-jtid.pitch/fattfe.their  armies 
y.tbro.  their  armies  thefe  fhall  firft  fet  forth 
itf.were  1  5  1450.  throughout  theit  armies 
24.  were  1 08 100.  throughout  their  armies 
32.werenumb.of  the  camps, throu.ihdx  hofts 

3.39.  throughout  their  famil.  all  the  males  from 

4.22, .throughout  the  houfes  of  their  fath.by  their 
3  8.numbred  of  the  fons  of  Gcrfh.tbro/i.theit 
40.  numbred  of  them  throughout  their  famil. 
42.  throughout  their  families,  by  the  houfe  of 

lOiS.an  ordin.for  ever  tbronghbut  your  generati. 
2f  .rere-ward  of  all  the  camps  ^'O.cheir  hofts 

1 1.  lo.heard  the  peo. weep  throughout  their  fam. 

tf.38.fringes  in  the  bord.of  their  gar.  tbr.ihe'u 

2.8.14.  ofev.  monethjtfow/g.the  moheths  of  the 
2 1  ;for  every  lamb  ^throughout  the  Feven  lambs 
24.offer  daily  throughout  the  feven  dayes 

2.9-4.for  one  lamb,  throughout  the  feven  lambs 
lo.a  feverall  tenth  deal  for  one  lamb  thro.the 

3  i.4.of  every  tribe  looo.through.  all  the  tribes 
3  f  .29.a  ftat.of  judgm.to  you  thro,  your  gener. 

Df«i.i6.i8.L.  thy  G.giveth  thee  tbrou.  thy  tribes 

28. 40. have  olive-trees  throughout  all  thy  coafts 

f  2.wherein  thou  truftedft  thrdu.  aHfhy  land 

f of. 6.Z7. his  fime  was  noifed  throug.all  the  count. 
i6.i.goeth  up  from  Jericho  tbro.mo\int  Bethel 
22.14.of  each  chief  houfe  a  prince  throughout 
24.3.8c  led  him  throughout  all  the  land  of  Can. 

Jud.6.1  f.he  fent  meffengers  throughout  all  Manaf. 
7.22.againfthisfellow,even  thr.all  the  hoft 

24.Gid.fent  meffeng.  thro,  all  mount  Ephra. 
20.6. fent  her  tbroughoaW  the  countrey  of  Ifrael 

1  Sam.$  .11. was  a  deadly  deftruct.  ifo"o.all  the  city 

1 1.7.  and  fent  them  throughout  all  the  coafts  of 
1 3 .19.no  fmith  found  throu.  all  the  land  of  Ifr. 
2  3.23-fearch  him  out  thrbu.all  the  thouf.of  Jud- 

2  Sum-  8.14.  throughout  all  Edom  put  he  garifons 

1  f.io.Abf.fent  fpies  tbrougb.zll  the  tribes  of  If. 
i9.9<people  were  at  ftrife  throu.aW  the  tribes  of 

1  Kjn.  1 . 3  .for  a  fair  dam  fel  thro.a\  1  the  coafts  of  If. 
6.3  8.houfe  finifhed  through.all  the  parts  thereof 
1  y.22.k.  Afa  made  a  proclam.r/wowgb.all  jifdah 
2 2. 36. went  a  pxoclamat.tbroughout  all  the  hoft 

2  K/«.i7.f.k.of  Aflyr.came  up  throng,  all  the  land 

1  Chr.j.io.  dwelt  in  their  tents  through.all  theeaft 

6. 5  4.d  welling  places  throughout  their  caftles 
60. dues  throughout  their  fam. were  13. cities 
62. to  the  fons  of  Gerfh.  throug.thtix  families 
63  .given  by  lot, throughout  their  families 

7.40.the  numb,  through.the  geneal.of  them  that 

9.34-ofthe  Levits  were  chief  throu.theix  gener. 

i2.30.famoustfcw/gbfl»tthehoufeoftheirfath. 

1  i.4.went  throughout  all  Ifrael, &  came  to  Jeru. 
22.5  -and  of  glory  throughout  all  countrey  s 
26.6.that  ruled  throughout  the  houfe  of  their  fa. 
27.i.moneth  by  mon.througbo.  all  the  monetbs 

2  Cfero.11.23.his  chil.tlirou.  all  the  countr.of  Jud. 

1 6.9-run  to  and  fro  throughout  the  whole  earth 
17.9.  went  about  throughout  all  the  cities  of  Ju. 
1 9.whom  the  k.put  in  the  fenced  cities  throu. 
20.3  .proclaimed  a  faft  throughout  all  Judah 

2  f  .f  .to  the  houfe  of  their  fath.^0«g.  all  Judah 
26.14.Uzfciahprepa.for  them  throu.allthe  hoft 
30. 5. to  make  proclamation  throughout  all  Ifrael 

6.pofts  went  with  letters  throughout  all  Ifrael 

2  2. did  eat  throughout  the  feaft,fevcri  dayes 

3 1. 20. thus  did  rl'*zekfah  throughout  all  Judah 

34.7. down  all  the  idols  throughout  all  the  land 

36.22.made a  proclamation  throu.all  his  kingd. 

Eya  i.t. 

Eya.  10.7.  they  made  proclam.ffo-o«.jud.&  Jetuf. 

Eft.  1.20.  fhall  be  publifhed  through,  all  his  empire 

3«6.to  deftroy  the  Jews  that  were  throughout  the 

^.themfelves  xogeth. throughout  all  the  provin. 

4.his  fame  went  out  tbroug.  all  the  provinces 

28. and  kept  throughout  every  generation 

P/a/.72.5.fun  &  moon  endure,£fo-o«.  all  generati. 

102, 24. thy  yeers  are  throughout  all  generations 

1 3  f .  1  3  .thy  merrioriall,0  Lord,  throu.  all  gen. 


THR 


THR 


1 4f,i  3. thy  dominion  endureth  throng,  all  gfn. 
Je?>  1 7. 3.  for  fin,  throughout  all  thy  borders 
E\e.j  8.2  t.a  fvVord  ag.him  through,  all  my  mounti 
Mat. 4. 24. his  fame  went  throughout  all  Syria 
Mar.i .  28.his!fame  fpread  abroad  throu.a\l  the  rtg. 
39.preached  in  their  fymg- tbroug.all  Galilee 

i49.gofpcl  ftiall  be  preached  throltgh.the  whole 
Lu\e  4.2  f  .when  great  famine  was  throughout  the 

7.i7.rumour  of  him  went  forth  throug.M  Jud. 

8. 1  .he  went  throughout  every  city  and  village 
39.publifhed  throughout  the  whole  city,  how 

23.;.  teaching  throughout  all  Jury 
John  1  $.  2  3  .woven  from  the  top  throughout 
Acls  8. 1. were  all  fcatt.abroad  throu  the  regions  of 
9.31.  had  the  churches  reft  throughout  all  Jiidea 

4ziit  was  known  throughout  all  Joppa 
10.37  .which  Was  publifhed  throughout  all  Judea 
t  i .  28.be  great  dearth  throughout  all  the  world 
13.49.word  of  the  L-was  publifhed  tbrougb.iW 
19. 2  6. but  almoft  throughout  all  Afia,this1Paul 
24.f  .mover  of  fedition  among  the  ~}ewsthroug. 
26.20.fh.ewed  iirft  throng,  all  the  coafts  of  Jud. 
Roth.  1 ,8.ybur  faith  \i  fpoken  of through.the  whole 

9.17'.namebe  declared  throughout  all  the  earth 
2  C»i\8.i8.praife  is  iri  thb  gofpel  throughout  all  the 
Ephef.^.z  1.  by  Chrift  Jeftis  throughout  all  ages 
iPrt.i.i.totheftrangersfcat.j/;ro«.Pontus3Gala. 

€r)?OBJ, 
fudg.i.i.yoxx  fhall  thr&m down  theiraltars 

6.2  <j.throw  down  the  altar  of  Baal 

2  Sam.to.i  f  .battered  the  wall,to  throw  it  ddv/n 
2  Kjn.Q.iS.tbrowhcr down*  So  they  threw  her  do. 
fer. l.io.to  throw  ddwri,tb  build ,and  to  plant 

3  i.28.arid  to  throw  down,md  to  deftroy 
E^\.  1 6. 3  9.fhnll  throw  down  thine  eminent  plac.  j 
Micih  f  .1  i.and  throw &iun  all  thy  ftrong  holds; 
Mttl.  1 ,4.they  fhall  btiild,  but  I  will  throw  down 

€tjjom(ng. 
Num.i  f  .i7.frnite  him  With  throwing  a  ftone 


Exod.i  f.  1.  horfe  &  his  rider  hath  he  thrown  into 

Verfe  2r. 
Judg.6.1 2.becaofe  he  hath  thrown  down  his  altar 
2  &?/«.20.2i.ht$  heact  fhall  be  thrown  to  thee  over 
1  Kjn.ig.  10.  children  of  Ifrael  have  thrown  down 
i4.fOrfaken  thy  covenant,tfcrtra?»down  thine 
Jet. 1  i.40.nor  thrown  down  any  more  for  ever 
3  3 .4.Which  are  tbfdwh  down  by  the  mounts 
50.15  .her  wals  axe  thrown  down 
Lam.i.z.tbrown  down  in  his  wrath  the  ftrong  hoi. 

i7.hat!i  thrown  dov/ri, arid  hath  hot  pitied 
£■^.29.5.1  wil  leave  thee  thrown  into  the  wilder. 
3  8.2o.and  the  mountains  fhall  be  thrown  down 
.  Nahum  1 .6.rocks  are  thrown  down  by  hirn   . 
Mtf)?.24.2.th3t  fhall  not  be  thrown doWn 

Mar\  13.2.  Ln\e  n.g. 
Lu. 4.3 5. when  thedivel:had/fo"o.him  in  the  mids 
Rev.18.  xi.  that  great  city  Babyl.  be  thrown1  down 

£aroi.ii.i.furely^>*«^youout  hence  altogether 
N7w3.22.25.  fhe  thrujl  herfelf  unto  the  Wall 
2f.8.  into  the  tent,  &  ibruft  both  of  them  thor. 
3  5.20.  but  if  he  thrufl  him  ofhatred,or  hurt 
22.  if  he  thrufi  him  fuddenly  without  enmity 
Dc»M3.5'to£{w«/?theeoutof  the  way  Which  the. 
ro.becaufe  he  bath  fought  to  thruft  thee 
1  f  .17.  &  thrufi  it  thdrow  his  ear  unto  the  door 
3  3 .27. thrufi  out  the  enemy  from  before  thee     > 
jW. 3. 2 i.and  thrufi  it  into  his  belly 
6.38  .and  thruft  the  fleece  together 
9.4i.Zebul  thrufi  out  Gaal  and  his  brethren 

f  4«he  thruft  him  thorow,and  he  died 
1 1.2.&  they  thrufi  out  Jephthah,&  faid,  Thou 

1  Sam.  1 1.1.I  may  thrufi  out  all  your  right  eyes 
3  1 .4.draw  thy  fword>and  thrufi  me  thorow 

1  Cbro.10.4. 
uncircumcifed  come  and  thruft  me  thor. 

2  Sam.i.io.  &  thrujl  his fword  in  his  fellows  fide 

iq.iS.thrufi  them  thorow  the  heart  of  Abfalom 
23. 6. fons  of  Beli.fhalbe-  as  thorns  thruft  away 

1  Kjn.  Z.Z7. Sol.  thruft  out  Abiathar  from  being  pr. 

2  i(/«.4.27.Gehazi  came  neer  to  thruft  her  away 

2  Chr.iS.  20.  and  they  thrufthim  outfrom  thence 
Vfal.  118.13  .thou  haft  thruft  fore  at  me. 
if  a.  13.1  f  .every  one  that  is  found  fhal  be  tbr.thox. 
£^'^.  1 6.40.  and  thrufi  thee  thorow  with  their  fw. 
34.21.  bee ;,u re 


THR 


T  H  U 


T  H  U 


T  H  U 


T.H.U.        T  H  U 


34.2i.becaufe  ye  hivctbntft  with  fide  &  (houl. 
46. 1 8.  to  thrufi  them  out  of  their  poffeffion 
Joel  2.8.  neither  (hall  one  thrufi  another 
Zec.13.3.  (hall  tbmfl  him  thorow  when  heprophe. 
Luke  4.i9.rofe  up,and  thrufi  him  out  of  the  city 
5.  j. prayed  him  that  he  would  thrufi  out  a  little 
10. 1, 5. thou  Capern.ihalt  be  thrufi  down  tohell 
13.z8.and  you  yourfelves  tbmfl  out 
/ofo»  20.2f.and  thrufi  my  hand  into  his  fide 
27 .thy  hind,  and  thrufi  it  into  my  fide 
Atts  f.zjjbruft  him  away,faying,Who  made  thee 
39.bin  thrufi  him  from  them,and  in  their 
\6.14.thrufi  them  into  the  inner  prifon 

3  7. and  now  do  they  thrufi  us  out  privily 
27.39.if  it  were  poffible,to  thrufi  in  the, (hip 
Heb.  1 2.20.ftoned,or  tbruft  thorow  with  a  dart 
Rev.  1 4. 1  < .  thrufi  in  thy  tickle  and  reap 

1 6.  that  fate  on  the  cloud,  thrufi  in  his  fickle 
1 8.faying,  Thrufi  in  thy  (harp  lickk,&  gath. 
19. angel  thrufi  in  his  fickle  into  the  earth 

Exod.  1 1.39.  becaufe  they  were  thrufi  out  of  Egypt 
if  a.  14. 19.  <6(-«/2  thor,  with  a  fword,  that  go  down 
jey.51.4.  they  that  are  thrufi  thorow  in  her  ftrects 

fob  jz.i  i-Godthruflethhim  down,not  man 

Ex0d.z9.zo.upon  the  thumb  of  their  right  hand 
Z.ef.8.23,24.  &  14.14,17.  &  25.28. 
Ctjumbfif, 
/Wg.i.rf.caught  him,and  cut  offhis  f/w#fo 

7.faid,70.kings,having  their  thumbs^-cut  off 

©t)timm<m. 

£#0.28. 30.n1  the  breft-pl.pf  judg.theUrim  &  Th. 
Ifu.8.8.put  in  the  breft-pl.  the  Urim  &  Thummim 
Dcut.  33.8.  let  thy  Thummim  &  Unrobe  with  thy 
E\ra  i.6 3.  ftood  up  a  piieft  with  Utim  &  Tbitmm. 

Keh.j.6%. 
<8Ei)uitUer. 
Exod.g.zi.ini  the  Lord  [ent  thunder  and  hail 

2  9-and  the  thunder  (hall  ceafe,neither  (hall 
1  Sam.jjio.  Lord  thundered  with  a  great  thunder 
ii.i7.andhe  (hall  fend  thunder:zv\dxzin 

1  8.and  the  Lord  fent  thunder  and  rain 

Job  {g.  i4.thej/j#».ofhispower  who  can  underft. 
28.26.  a  way  for  the  lightening  of  the  thunder 
38.2 f.or  a  way  for  the  lightening  of  thunder 
39. 1 9.haft  thou  clothed  his  neck  with  thunder 

2  y.the  thund.oi the  captains,  &  the  (houting 
Pfd.jj.it.  voice  of  thy  thunder  was  in  the  heaven 

8 1 ,7.anfwered  thee  in  the  fecret  place  oitbund. 

I04.7.at  the  voice  of  thy  J/wtfZ.theyhifted  away 
ifi.z9.6he  vifited  of  the  L.  of  hofts  with  thunder 
Mar^  j.  17.  which  is,Thefons  of thunder 
Rev.6.1 . 1  heard  as  it  were  the  noife  ot  thunder 

i4«2.and  as  the  voice  of  a  great  thunder 
©rjtmOer. 

x  Sam.i.  10.  out  of  heav.  (hall  he  thunder  on  them 
fob  40.9.  canft  thou  thunder  with  a  voice  like  hirn 

C^untier=tolt0. 
Pfal.jS. 43  .gave  up  their  flocks  to  hot  thunder-bolts 

1  Sam.j. io,butthe  L.thundcred  with  a  gr.  thunder 

2  Sam.zz.  i4.the  Lord  thundered  from  heaven 
P/tf/.i  8.1 3. the  Lord  alfo  thundered  in  the  heavens 
/ote  i  z.29.  and  heard  it/aid  that  it  thundered 

ChunDzreth, 
/ofr  37<4.he  thundereth  with  the  voice  of  his  excel. 
j.  G-  thundereth  marvelloufly  with  his  voice 
Pfal.  29.3. the  God  of  glory  tbundereth 

©tyimOCL'fngS. 
£#0^.9.28  be  no  more  mighty  thundering!  &  hail 

20. 1 8. and  all  the  people  faw  the  thundering! 
Rev.4. 5.  out  of  the  throne  proceeded  tbundcrings 
8. 5  .and  there  were  voices,  and  thundering s 
1  r.  19. there  were  lightnings, voices,&  thunder. 
19. 6. and  as  the  voice  of  mighty  thundering! 
®hutit>er0. 
Exod.9.1  3  .and  the  thunders  and  hail  ceafed 
34.£to^OTceafed,he  finned  yet  more 
19.  i6.that  there  were  ^«7fc/m,3nd  lightnings 
Rev.  16.1 8  there  were  voices,  and  thunders 
Seven  Cl)artt5er0,  See  j^efoen. 
©1)00. 
Gen.z.i-  thus  the  heavens  and  earth  were  finifhei^ 
6.2  i.tbus  did  Noah,  according  to  all  that  Go* 


19.36.  thus  were  both  th:  dau.ofLot  with  chi. 

20.  \6.thus  (he  was  reproved 

21.3  i.tbus  they  made  a  covenant  at  Beer-fheba 

24.30.ttej  fpake  the  man  unto  me 

25.22.if  it  be  fo,why  am  I  thus 

34  tbusEhu  defpifed  his  birth-right 

3 1.8.  if  he  faid  thus,The  fpeckled  (hall  be  thy 
if  he  faid  thus,The  ring-ftraked  (hall  be 
9. thus  G.hath  taken  away  the  cartel  of  your 
qo.tbus  have  I  been  in  the  day  confumed 
41.  thus  have  I  been  20.yeers  in  thine  houfc 

3  z.q.thus  (hall  ye  fpeak  to  my  lord  Efau 

thy  fervant  Jacob  faith  thus 

36.8.  thus  dwelt  Efau  in  mount  Seir 

37.3  5.  thus  his  father  wept  for  him 

42.15.  and  thus  did  he  unto  them 
4* -9.fay  to  him,Tbus  faith  thy  fon  jofeph 

Exod.2.1  3 .  thus  (halt  thou  fay  to  the  chil.of  Ifrael 

Verfe  15. 
J.  10.  ttei  faith  Phar.  I  will  not  give  you  ftraw 

1 5. wherefore  dealeft  thou  thus  with  thy  fcrv. 
1  z.  1  r.  thus  (hall  ye  eat  it 

SO.thus  did  all  the  children  of  Ifrael 
1 4.1 1  .wheiefore  haft  thou  dealt  thus  with  us 

lO.thus  the  Lord  faved  Ifrael  that  day 
19.3  .thus  (halt  thou  fay  to  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
20.22.  thus  thou  (halt  faytothe  children  of  Ifr. 

26. 1  j. thus  (halt  thou  make  for  all  the  boards 
zi.thus  fliall  it  be  for  them  both 

29.3  S.tims  (halt  thou  do  unto  Aaron,and  to 

36.2  2.*lb«J  did  he  make  for  all  the  boards 
29.  thushedid  tobothof  them 

I9.iz.thus  was  all  the  work  of  the  taber.  of  the 

40.16.  thus,  did  Mofts 
Lev.  1  j.  3 1  .thus  (hall  ye  ftparate  the  child.of  Ifrael 

16.3.  thus  (hall  Aaron  come  into  the  holy  place 
Num.4. 1 9  but  thus  do  unto  them 

49-thus  were  they  numbred  of  him 
8.7.  thus  (halt  thou  do  unto  them 

14.  thus  (halt  thou  feparate  the  Levits  from 

z6.thus  (halt  thou  do  unto  the  Leyits 
10. zS.tbus  were  the  journeyings  of  the  chil.  of 
1 1.1  j.if  thou  deal  thus  withme,killme 
1 5.1 1.  thus  (hall  it  be  done  for  one  bullock 
1 8.  z6.thus  fpeak  unto  the  Levits 

28. thus  you  (hall  offer  an  heave-offering 
zo.14.thus  faith  thy  broth.Ifrael,Thou  knoweft 

21 .  thus  Edom  reiufed  to  give  Ifrael  paffage 
21.31.  thus  Ifrael  dwelt  in  the  land  of  the  Am. 
zz.i6.tlms  faith  Babk,Let  nothing  hinder  thee 
23. 5. and  thus  thou  (halt  fpeak 

1 t>.go  again  unto  Balak,and  fay  thus 
32.  8.  thus  did  your  fathers 
Deitt.j.^.  thusflnM  yedcal  with  them 

9. zi.thus  I  fell  down  before  the  L.fourty  dayes 
29.24. wherefore  hath  the  Lo.  done  thus  to  this 
3  2.  6'  do  ye  thus  requite  the  Lord 
fof.z.n.  hid  them,  and  faid  thus,  There  came  men 
6.3 .  thus  malt  thou  do  fix  dayes 
7.io.whereforelieft  thou  thus  uponthyface 
J0.2j.t/3«i"(halltheLo.  do  to  all  your  enemies 
2  i.i^.thns they  gave  to  the  chil.of  Aar.Htbron 

42.  thus  were  all  thtfe  cities 
22.  i6.thus  faith  the  wholecongreg.of  the  Lord 
fudg.S.i.  why  haft  thou  ferved  us  thus 

zB.thus  was  Midian  fubdued  before  the 
9-%6.thus  God  rendered  the  wickcdn.of  Abim. 
U.i^.thus  faith  Jepbthah,  Ifrael  took  not  away 

33. thus  the  children  of  Ammon  were  fubdu. 
13.18.why  askeft  thou  thus  after  my  name 
20.43 .  l^in  tnev  enclofed  the  Benjamites 

1  Sam.v.Q.thus  he  fpake,Come,&  let  us  go  to  the 

ii.9.rJw(hallye  fay  tothemen  of  Jabefli-Gil. 
I4.9.ifthey  fay  thus  unto  us,Tarry  untill  we 

io.if  they  fay  thus, Come  up  unto  us 
18.25.  thus  (hall  ye  fay  to  David  the  king 
20.7.  if  he  {ay  thus,  It  is  well 

i2.iflfayi/>w  to  the  yongman,The  arrows 
2J.6  ifo/wlhallycfay  to  him  that  liveth  in  prof. 
26. 1 8  .wherefore  doth'my  lord  thus  purfue  aft. 

2  Sam..6.zzJ  will  yet  be  more  vile  then  thus 

n.zj.tbu!  (halt  thou  fay  unro  Joab,  Let  not 
12.31  thus  did  he  to  all  the  cities  of  the  chil.  of 
1c.26.if  he  fayf'W,Bshold,I  have  no  delight 
i6.j.tbus  faid  Shimci  when  hecurfed 
1 7. zi.thus  hath  Ahithophel  counfcllcd  ag  you 


18.14. 1  may  not  tarry  thus  with  thee 
3  3. as  he  went,  c/mj  he  faid 
1  Jvw.i-48-alfo^«i  faidthcki.BleffedbethcL. 
z.io.thus  faith  the  king,  Come  forth 

thus  faid  Joab ;  &  thus  he  anfvvered  me 
3 .2  z.thus  they  fpake  before  the  king 
5.1  i.tbus  gave  Solomon  toHiram  yecr  by  yeer 
9-8.why  hath  the  Lord  done  thus  to  this  land 

zChron.j.zi. 
1 2.io.«fe«(halt  thou  fpeak  unto  this  people 

z  Chi  0. 10.10, 
thus  (halt  thou  fay  unto  them,My  little 
,  zChro.1010. 

i6.il  thus  did  Zimrideftroy  all  the  houfe  of 
2  o.2.faid  unto  bim,Th/is  faith  Benhadad 

I.tbus  fpeaketh  Benhadad,faying,  Although 
zz.zj.thus  faith  the  king,Put  this  fellow  in 
2  Kjng-\.\  1.  thus  hath  the  king  faid,  Comedown 
9.18.  faid,  Thus  faith  the  king,  Is  it  peace 

Verfe  1 9. 
iQ.zZ.tbus  Jehu  deftroyed  Baal  out  of  Ifrael 
16.16.  thus  did  Urijah  the  prieft 
1Z.z9.tbus  huh  theking,Let  notHefc.deceive 
i/d.36.14. 
3  l.thus  faith  the  k.of  Aflyr.Make  an  agreem. 
lfa.\6.\6. 
19.3 . thus  faith  Hezekiah,This  day  is  a  day  of 

7/^.37.3 . 

6.thus  (hall  ye  fay  to  your  mafter,  Thus  faith 

lfa-lj.6. 

lo.thus  (hall  ye  fpeak  to  Htzekiah  k.of  Jud. 

lfa.]j.  10. 

22 .  iX.thus  (hall  ye  fay  to  him,  Thus  faith  the  L. 

1  Chron.i  5.28. thus  all  Ifrael  brought  up  the  srk  of 
1 7.7.  thus  fliall  ye  fay  unto  my  fervant  David 
18.6.  thus  the  Lord  prcferved  David    Ver.13. 
24.4.andrfej  were  they  divided 

5.  thus  were  they  divided  by  lot 
29.26.  thus  David  the  fon  of  Jefle  reigned  over 

2  Chro  y.i.  tbusa\\  the  work  that  Sol'.made  for  the 
1 3.18.  thus  the  children  of  Krael  were  brought 
19.9J.bus  (hall  ye  do  in  the  fear  of  the  Lord 
Z4.11.thus  they  did  diy  by  day 

zo.thus faith  God,Why  tranfgrefle  ye 
zz.tbus  Joafh  remembred  not  the  kindneffe 
3  1. zo. thus  did  Hezekiah  throughout  all  Judah 
3  z.to.thus  faith  Serrachet. Whereon  do  ye  truft 

zi.thus  the  Lord  faved  HtZekiah 
36.  zi.thus  faith  Cyrus  king  of  Perfla 

E^ra  1. 1. 
E^ra  5. 3. and  faid  thus  unto  them,VVhohath 
7. wherein  was  written  thus,\lnto  Darius 
9. faid  unto  them  thus ,Who  commanded  you 
11.  thus  they  returned  us  anfwer 
6. 2. therein  was  a  record  thus  written 
•2Ve/?.j.i3.evenf/;fljbe  ht  (taken  out 

1 3.1 8.did  not  your  fathers  thus  .?anddidnot 
Eft. 1.1  i.tbus  (hall  there  arife  too  much  contempt 
2. 1 3. t  hen  thus  came  every  maiden  to  the  king 
6.9.  thus  fliall  it  be  done  to  the  man  whom  the 
Verfe  u. 
9.$.thus  the  Ji  wes  fmote  all  their  enemies 
fob  1.5.  thus  did  Job  continually 

27.1  i.why  thenareyerbw  altogether  vain 
Pfal.  38.1  ^.thus  I  was  as  a  man  that  heareth  not 
63.4 .thus  will  Iblefle  thee  while  I  live 
73.i?.ifIfay,I  will  fpeak  thus 
2 1 .  thus  my  heart  was  grieved 
106.zo.thus  they  changed  1  heir  glory  into  the 
Z9.tbus  they  provoked  him  to  anger 
39.  thus  were  they  defiled  wth  their  own  wo. 
1  zK.q.tbus  fliall  the  man  be  bleffed  that  feareth 
Ifa.B.i  1. Lord  fpake  rt#f  tome  withaftronghand 
2 1.6.  thus  hath  the  Lord  faid  to  me,  Go  &  fet 
i6.thus  hath  th;  L.faid  to  me, Within  a  full 
24  13.  when  thus  it  fhall  be  in  the  midft  of  the 
30. 1  i.thus  faith  the  holy  One  of  Ifrae),Becaufe 
3  l.^.thus  hath  the  Lord  fpoken  unto  me 
36  ^.tbus  faith  the  king  of  Affyria,  What  conh". 
42. ythus :  faith  God  the  Lotd,  he  that  created 
47.1 5. tb«j  fliall  they  be  unto  thee,  with  whom 
j7.1f.ffe  faith  the  high  and  lofty  One,that 
fcr.q.zj.  for  thushxt.h  the  Lord  faid 
5.13.  thus  fhall  it  be  done  unto  them 
6.6.thushMh  the  Lord  of  hofts  faid 
10.11.  thus  (hail  ye  fay  to  them.  The  gods  that 
I  8. 13. deal 


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18. z$.dea\  thus  with  them  in  the  time  01  thine  1 
19.1z.tbus  will  I  do  unto  this  place 
a  1.  j.  thus  (hall  ye  fay  to  Zedckiah 
ai.8.whereto.hath  the  L.donc  thus  to  this  great 
a  3.3  y.ite  (hall  ye  fay  every  one  to  his  neighb. 

■tf.thus  (halt  thou  fay  unto  the  prophet 
a6.19.tte  might  we  procure  great  evil  againft 
z-f.4.tbus  fhall  ye  fay  to  your  matters 
28. a.  thus  fpeaketh  the  L.of  hofts,the  G.of Ifr. 
Chap.i9.15. 
29.24.ffew  (halt  thou  alfo  fpeak  to  Shemaiah 
zo.z.lbus  fpeaketh  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael 
31.18.  heard  Ephraim  bemoaning  himfelf  thus 
ll.z4.thus  they  have  defpifed  my  people 
3  j. 8  .thus  have  we  obeyed  the  voice  ot  Jonadab 
37. 21 . thus  Jerem.  remained  in  the  court  of  the 
38.4.  thus  he  weakeneth  the  hands  of  the  men 
43.7.ftecame  they  even  to  Tahpanhes 
\%.a,.thus  flialt  thou  fay  unto  them, The  L.faith 
48.47.  thus  for  is  the  judgment  of  Moab 
j  u+.tbus  the  flain  fhall  fall  in  the  land  of 
£4.  thus  fhall  Babylon  fink 

thus  far  are  the  words  of  Jeremiah 
52.27.fte  Judah  was  carried  away  captive 
E^.t.i  1. thus  were  their  faces 

4. 1 3. even  thus  (hall  the  children  of  Ifr.eat  their 
j.  1 3  .thus  (hall  mine  anger  be  accomplilhed 
6.1  z.tbus  will  I  accompliih  my  fury  upon  them 
1  i.^.thus  have  ye  faid,0  houfe  of  Ifrael 
13.1  ^.thus  willl  accompliih  my  wrath  upon 
j6.i3.ftewaftthou  decked  with  gold  &  filv. 

ip.and  thus  it  was,faith  the  Lord  God 
23 .4.  thus  were  their  names 

7 .thus  (he  committed  her  whored.with  them 
a  1  .thus  thou  callcdft  to  rememb . the  lew dne s 
zj.tbus  will  I  make  thy  lewdneffe  to  ceafe 
39.  thus  have  they  done  in  the  midft  of  mine 
/fi.tbus  will  I  caufe  lewdneffe  to  ceafe  oat  of 
z4.14.tbus  Efcekiel  is  to  you  a  figne 
30.19.  thus  will  I  execute  judgmenrs  in  Egypt 
3  x.T.tbus  was  he  fair  in  his  greatneffe 

1 8.  to  whom  art  thou  thus  like  in  glory 
33.10.cte  ye  fpeak,faying,If  our  tranfgreflions 
a7«fay  thou  thus  unto  them,Tte  faith  the  L. 
34.30.ite  (hall  they  know>  that  I  the  Lo.their 
yf.j.tbus  will  I  make  mount  Seir 
38. zj.tbus  willl  magnifiemyfelf 
39.16.fte  (hall  they  cleanfe  the  land 

to.tbus  ye  (hall  be  filled  at  my  table 
43.20.rte  (halt  thou  clcanfc  and  purge  it 
46. 1  %.thus  (hall  they  preparethe  lamb 
Dan.  i.ieTfteMclzartook  away  the  portion  of 
2-  24.faid  thus  unto  him,Dcft.not  the  wife  men 
2  5. faid  thus  unto  him,  I  have  found  a  man 
4>io.fte  were  the  vifionsof  my  head 
1 4.  faid  thus,  Hew  down  the  tree 
6.6. kid  thus  to  him,  King  Darius,  live  for  ever 
7.  j.faid  thus  unto  it,Arife,devour  much  fle(h 

2  3  .thus  he  faid,  The  fourth  beaft  (hall  be  the 
11.  17.  fte  fhall  he  do 
39.  thus  (hall  he  do  in  the  moft  ftrong  holds 
Hof.  1  o. 4. this  judgment  fpringeth  up 
Amos  2. 1 1.  is  it  not  even  thus 

4. 1 2. therefore  thus  will  I  do  unto  thee 
5.i6.theLord  faith  tte,Wailing  (hall  be  in  all 
7. 1  .thus  hath  the  Lord  God  (hewed  unto  me 
Ver.4.Chap.8.i. 
7.  thus  he  (hewed  me 
I  i.fte  Amos  faith,  Jeroboam  (hall  die 
Micab  5.6.  thus  (hall  he  deliver  us  from  the  Affyr. 
Hag.i.z.thus  fpeaketh  the  Lord  of  hofts,(aying 

Zech.6.n.  &  7.9. 
Zech.-j.i^.  thus  the  land  was  defolate  after  them 
Mai.  1.13.  thus  ye  brought  an  offering 
Mat. 1.  j.thus  it  is  written  by  the  prophet 
3>i5.fte  it  becometh  us  to  fulfill  all 
1 5-6.fte  have  ye  made  the  commande.of  God 
26.54.that  thus  it  mult  be 
Ma/\  2.7  .why  doth  this  man  thus  fpeak  blafphem. 
Lu\c  t.a^.ftehaih  the  Lord  dealt  with  me 
2.48.  why  haft  thou  ftedealt  with  us 
9. 3  4. while  he  thus  fp:kc,  there  came  a  cloud 
1  i.45.ttefaying,thou  reproached  us  alfo 
17.30  even  thus  Ihall  it  be  in  the  day  when  the 
1 8 . 1 1 .  the  Ptarifee  ftood  and  prayed  thus 
1 9.2  8 .  when  hee  had  thus  fpok.  he  went  before 


3  l.thus  (hall  ye  fay  unto  him,Becaufe  the  L. 
22.51  .and  faid,Sufrer  ye  thus  far 
2j.46\having  faid  thus,  he  gave  up  the  ghoft 
24-36.asthey  thus  fpakejefus  himfelf  ftood 

4o.had  ftefpoken,he  (hewed  them  hishan. 

4$.thus  it  is  written,and  thus  it  behoved 
/fl^.4.6.wearied  with  his  journey,  (ate  thus  on  the 
9.6.had  thus  fpoken,he  fpat  on  the  ground 
11.43.when  he  thus  had  fpoken,  he  cried  with  a 

48.if  we  lethimf:tealone,all  men  willbel. 
13.2r.when  Jefus  hadfte  faid,hewastroubl. 
1 8.22.  when  he  had  thus  fpok.  one  of  the  offic. 
20.  i4.when  (he  had  thus  faid,(he  turned  her 
,4#.i9.4i.had£te  fpoken,he  difmifled  theaflem. 
20.36.he  had  thus  fpoken,he  kneeled  down 
2 1 . 1 1  .thus  faith  the  holy  Gh.  So  (hall  the  Jews 
26.a4.as  he  thus  fpake  for  himfelf,Feftus 
30.had  thus  fpoken,the  king  rofe  up 
27.3  f.had  thus  fpoken,he  took  bread,and  gave 
R9OT.9. 20.why  haft  thou  made  me  thus 

1  Cor.  1 4.2  5 .  thus  are  the  fecrets  of  his  heart  made 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 7  .when  I  therefore  was  thus  minded.did 
f  .i4.becaufe  wefte  judge 

VhiL  3. 1  $. as  many  as  be  perfect  be  thus  minded 
He£.6.9.better  things  of  you—  though  we  thus  fpe. 

9.6.when  thefe  things  were  thus  ordained 
Rcv.g.  17.  thus  I  faw  thehorfesin  the  virion 
i6.y.becaufe  thou  haft  judged  thus 
18. 1 1  .thus  with  violence  (hall  that  gr.city  Bab. 
See  more  in,  Thus  faith  the  io?D. 
See  allo|tt>oitl  God  of  if  ml. 
<&b,US  and  t&hnff, 
fof7.10.snd  thus  and  thus  have  I  done 
Judg.  1 8.4.  thus  and  thus  dealeth  Micah  with  me 
2  SflW2.17.1j.fte  &  ttedid  Ahithoph.counfell 
fteandftehavel  counfelled 
1  Kwg- 14.5.  thus  and  thus  (halt  thou  fay  unto  her 
a  Vjng.j./y.tbus  and  thus  faid  the  maid  that  is 
9.1  i.tbus  and  thus  fpake  he  to  me 
Chpatira. 
/?#.i6.i4.wom.namcd  Lidia  of  the  city  oiThyat. 
Rev.1.1 1. fend  it  unto  Thyatira,and unto  Sardis 
2.8i.to  the  angel  of  the  church  in  Thyatira  write 
24.untoyon,I  fay^nd  to  the  reft  in  Thyatira 
CiberiaS. 
John  6.i.  which  is  the  fea  of  Tiberias 

2  3  .there  came  other  boats  from  Tiberias 
2 1. to  the  difiriples  at  the  fea  of  Tiberias 
Ctber(u0  ccfar. 
Lu\e  3.i.in  the  fifteenth  yeer  of  Tiberius Cefar 

€tbbatb, 

1  CJw.i8.8.from  Tibhath^  fromChun,citiesof 

<8ttbtU. 

1  Kjng-i6.%\.  half  of  the  people  followed  Tibni 
22.  ptevailed  againft  the  peop.that  ioW.Tibni 

fo  Tibni  died,  and  Omri  reigned 

Gen.  i4.i.and  Tufa/ king  of  nations        Vcrfe  9. 

<ffit>mgs. 

Gen.zg.i 3.when  Laban  heard  the  tidings  of  Jacob 

Exo.i  3.4^0. heard  thefe evill  tidings,  they  mour. 

i  Sam.4. 1 9.when  (he  heard  the  tidings,that  the  atk 

1 1.4.&  told  the  tidings  in  the  earsof  the  peop. 

5.told  him  the  tidings  of  the  men  of  Jabefh 

6\heard  thofe  tidings,his  anger  was  kindled 

27.11  .nor  woman  alive  to  bring  tidings  to  Ga. 

2  Sam.4.4.^  hen  the  tidings  came  of  Saul  &  Jona. 
1 3-30.that  tidings  came  to  Dav.  faying,  Abfal. 
18. 19-let  menow  run  and  bear  the  king  tidings 

20.thou  (halt  not  bear  tidings  this  day 

but  thou  (halt  bear  tidings  another  day 
but  this  day  thou  (halt  bear  no  tidings 
»2.  feeing  thou  haft  no  tidings  ready 
2f.there  is  tidings  in  his  mouth,3nd  he  came 
26,  he  alfo  bringeth  tidings 
3 1. and  Cuftii  faid,  Tidings ,my  lord  the  king 
1  King,  z.z  8. then  tidings  came  to  Joab,for  Joab 
i4.6.for  I  am  fent  to  thee  with  heavie  tidings 
1  Chro.  1 0.9 .to  carry  tidings  unto  their  idols 
Vfal.  1 1 2.7  .he  (hall  not  be  afraid  of  evill  tidings 
Jer.zo.  1 5.  curfed  be  the  man  who  brought  tid.  to 
37<5.Cald.hcard  tidings  of  them,  they  departed 
49.23.  for  they  have  heard  cv'iW  tidings 
E^ek^.  2 1. 7 .that  thou  (halt  anfwer  for  the  tidings 
Dan.1i.44.tid.ovt  of  the  eaft  &  weft  (hall  trouble 
Lufg  1.  i9.and  to  (hew  thee  thefe  glad  tidings 


8. 1. (hewing  the  glad  tidings  of  the  kingd.of  G 
Ab~t.i  i.22.then  tidings  of  thefethings  came  to  the 
13.32.and  we  declare  unto  you  glad  tidings 
2 1.3  Hidings  came  to  the  chief  capt.of  the  band 
Rom.  10. 1 5.  and  bring  glad  tidings  of  good  things 
Good  ®rt>mg0,See  «©ooQ, 
Cfe. 
1  Sam.6.7. 3nd  tie  the  kine  to  the  cart 
Pro.6.2i.and  tie  them  about  thy  neck 

Exod.$Q,$ 1.  they  fifrf  unto  it  a  lace  of  blue 

1  Sam.6, 10.  took  two  milch  kine,  Si  tied  them  to 

2  Kj»g.7.io.but  horkstied,  and  affes t ied,md  the 
Mat.zi.z.  ftraightway  ye  fhall  find  an  affe  tied 
Mat. i  i.a.find  a  colt  tied,  whereon  never  man  fate 

Lu\e  19.30. 

4.found  the  colt  tied  by  the  door  without 

<(EigIath-p;/<;/£r,or,  Cflgatb-pi/Wer. 

2  *CJ».  1 5-*9-  came  Tiglath-? ilekv  king  of  Affyria 

16.7. Ahaz  fent  mefftng.  to  Tiglatb-Vh. faying 

10.  Ahaz  went  to  Damaf.  to  meet  Tiglatb-\>, 

1  Cbro.j.6.  whom  Tilgatb-J>i\n.  carried  away  capt. 
26.God  of  Ifr.ftirred  upthefpi.ofTi/erfffo-P. 

2  Cfo-o.28.20.T;^ffc-Piln.came  tohims&  diftreff. 

Cteuaij. 

t  HCmg.zz.i4.  the  wife  of  Shall,  the  fon  of  Ti\mh 
a  Chro. i4,zz. 
E^i'i  1 0.1  j. &  Jahaziah  the  fon  of  Til^uah  were 

mie* 

E^e^.4. 1. fon  ofman,take  rhee  a  tile ,and  lay  it 

€H(ng, 
i«^.y.i9.1et  him  down  thorow  the  tiling  with  his 

€til. 
9 en.  2. 5  .there  was  not  a  man  to  till  the  ground 

3.13-out  ofthegarden,to».'/  the  ground 
2  &*CT.9.io.and  thy  ferv.ftiall  till  the  land  for  him  I 
/er.17. 1  i.they  (hall  till  it,and  dwell  therein 

€tll. 
Gen.i.ig.tillthou  return  to  the  ground/or 

1 9. 2  2.  any  thing  till  thou  be  come  thither 
29.8.  till  they  roll  away  the  ftone 
38.1  i.remain  a  widow  till  Shelah  be  grown 

17.  wilt  thou  give  me  a  pledge  till  thou  fend 
Exod.  i  J.  16.  as  ftil  as  a  ftone  till  thy  peop.pafs  over 

34.3  3.r/7  Mof.had  done  fpeaking — he  put  a  vail 
40.37.  journeyed  not  till  the  day  that  it  was 

Num.  1 2.  if.  journeyed  not  till  Miriam  wasbrou. 
Dfa£.  1 7. 5. (halt  ftone  them  f/^  they  die 

28.45.overtake  them,till  they  be  deftroyed 
Judg.i.z1).  they  tarried  till  they  were  alhamed 

1 1.3  3. from  Aroer,even  till  thou  come  to  Min. 

19. 26. houfe  where  her  lord  v/is,til  it  was  light 
Ruth  1.1 3. would  ye  tarry  for  them  ti^thty  were 
1  Sam.16.  u.not  lit  down  till  he  come  hither 

zz.j.tilll  know  what  God  will  do  for  me 
a  &y».3.3f.orought  elfe,  till  the  funbedown 

1  King.  1 4. 1  o.as  a  man  taketh  away  dung  till  it  be 
18. z2.till  the  bloud  gufhed  out  upon  them 

2  I^/Kg.2.i7.urged  him  till  he  was  afhamed 
7. 9. if  we  tarry  till  the  mor.lightdomemifchief 
10. 17.  till  he  had  deftroyed  them,accord.to  the 
a1.16.fi/hehad  filled  Jerufalem  from  one  end 

2  Chro.16. 1  f .  was  marv.  helped  till  he  was  ftrong 

29.34.Levites  did  help  them  till  the  work  was 

36.t6.fi/Zthere  was  no  remedy 
E^ia  z.6i.tiU  there  ftood  up  a  prieft  with  Urim 

Neh.7.6^. 

y.j.fi//  the  matter  came  to  Darius,and  then 

9.14.  angry  with  us  till  thouhadft  confumed  us 
Neh.  z.j.  convey  me  over  till  I  come  into  Judah 

4. 1 1.  till  we  come  in  the  midft  among  them 
2 1  .from  the  riling  of  the  morn  ing,fi//  the 

13.19.  fhould  not  be  opened  tiH  after  the  fabb. 
fob  7.i9.alone,f*//I  fwallowed  down  my  fpittle 

S.zi.tiU  he  fill  thy  mouth  with  laughing 

I4.6.yet  he  may  reft  till  he  (hall  accompliih 
1 2.rifeth  not  till  the  heavens  be  no  more 
14.  will  I  wait  till  my  change  come 

27.f.God  forbid  that  I  mould  juftifie  you  tig  I 

3  2-4.n6w  Elihu  had  waited  till  Job  had  fpoken 
Pfal.  10.  i  y.feek  out  his  wickedn.fi/  thou  find  none 

18.37.neith.did  I  turn  again  till  they  wereconf. 

68.30.fiZ/  every  one  fubmit  himfelf  with  pieces 
Pro.j.z^.till  a  dart  ftrike  thorow  his  liver 

29.1 1. a  wife  man  keepethkin  till  afterwards   | 
Ecclef.z.}.till  I  might  fee  what  was  that  good       i 

Cant.x.j  x\iit\ 


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cant.z.j.ivox  awake  my  love  till  he  pleafe 

Chap.j. 5. 

jr/£.$.8.tliat  Jay  field  to  Reld/ill  there  be  no  place 
22. 14.no:  be  purged  from  you  till  ye  die 
2 j .  i  j  .this  peo.  was  not,ii/  the  A ilyr .founded  it 
30.17.  tillyebeleh  as  a  beacon  on  the  top  of  a 
42.4  till  he  have  fet  judgment  in  the  earth 
61.7-  and  give  him  noreft  ?i//he  eftablifh 

and  till  he  make  Jerufalem  a  praife 

Ter.7.3  2.bury  in  Tophet/i#  there  be  no  place 
19.  r  1  bury  them  in  Tophet,  tilt  there  be  no  pi. 
49.9.  they  will  deftroy  f j// they  have  enough 
5  z.$.till  he  had  caft  them  out  from  his  prefence 
1 1.  put  him  in  prif.  till  the  day  of  his  death 

Lar4>$.<;o.till  the  Lord  look  down,&  behold  from 

E\dt-4&.til  thou  haftended  the  dayesof  thy  fiege 
24. 1  i-till  I  have  caufed  my  fury  to  reft  upon 

2  8. 1 y  till  iniquity  was  found  in  thee 
34.21.  till  ye  have  fcattered  them  abroad 

3  9. 1 y  .till  the  buriers  have  buried  it  in  the  vail. 

1 9.  ye  (hall  eat  fat  till  ye  be  full,and 

drink  blond  till  ye  be  drunken 
47.to.tiUa.  man  come  over  againft  Hamath 
Dan.  i.g.xo  fpeak  before  me  till  the  time  be  chang. 
4.2 3 .till feven  times  paffe  over  hin 

z$.till  thou  know  that  the  moft  High  ruleth 

3  3  .til  his  hairs  were  grown  like  eagles  feath. 
f.zi.till  he  knew  that  the  moft  high  God  ruled 
6.  i4.laboured  till  the  going  down  of  the  fun  to 
7,4. 1  beheld  till  the  wings  thereof  werepluckt 

o.I'beheldti/Z  the  thrones  were  caft  down 

1  i.I  beheld  till  the  beaft  was  flain 
lo.i.till  three  whole  weeks  were  fulfilled 
1 1-36.  profper  till  the  indignation  be  accompl. 
1 2.9.words  are  fealed  till  the  time  of  the  end 

1 3. go  thou  thy  way  Zi#  the  end  be 
Hof.f.if  .till  they  acknowledge  their  offVnce 

1 0.1 1.  tillhe  come  &  rain  righteoufnefl'e  upon 

Obad.%.  would  they  not  have  ftolleri  till  they  had 

Jonah  4. y. till  he  might  fee  what  would  become  of 

Zepb.  {.3. they  gnaw  not  the  bones  till  the  morrow 

^faM.2y.knew  her  not  till  (he  had  brought  forth 

z.g.tiU  it  came  and  flood  over  where  the  young 

y. i8.ri/iJ  heaven  and  earth  pafle  away,one  jot 

in  no  wife  pafs  fr.  the  law }il all  be  fulfil. 

1.6,  till  thou  haft  paid  the  uitermoft  farthing 

1  o.  1 1  .there  abide  till  ye  go  thence 

2  i-till  the  Son  of  man  become 

1  z.zo.tiH  he  fend  forth  judgment  unto  victory 
13.33  -h'd  i"  g-meafures  of  meal,  till  the  whole 

Lu\e  13.21. 
16.28.  till  they  fee  the  Son  of  roan  coming 
18.2 1. and  I  forgive  him  ?  till  feven  times 
3b.caft  him  into  prifon,«#he  fhould  pay  the 
34.  till  he  fhould  pay  all  that  was  due 

2  2.44.  till  I  make  thine  enemies  thy  foot-ftool 

Mar.  12.36.  Lu\e  20.43. 
23.3  g.till  ye  (hall  faysBlefled  is  he  that  cometh 
24.34.  till  all  thefe  things  be  fulfilled 

Marl^  13.30. 

Mar^  6.io.there  abide  till  ye  depart  from  that  pi. 

g.tjill  they  have  feen  the  kingdome  of  God 

g.till  the  Son  of  man  were  rifen  fro.the  dead 

Z.%9.27.  till  they  fee  the  kingdom  of  God 

12.50.  how  am  Iftraigbtnedzi#itbe  accompl. 

ig.till  thou  haft  paid  the  very  laft  mite 
li.^.tilll  (hall  dig  about  it^and  dung  it 
if.  8.  and  feek diligently?/// (he fifid  it 
17. S.till  I  have  eaten  and  drunk,and  afterward 
1 9.1  j.faid  unto  them,Occupy  till  I  come 
yofc.13.38.  (hallnotcrow  till  thou  haft  denied  me 
2r.22.ifl  will  that  he  tarry  till  I  come 
2  3. but  if  I  will  that  he  tarry  till  I  come 
Atls  7. 1 8.  till  another  king  arofe  which  knew  not 
8.4o.preaching  in  all  the  cities  till  he  tame  to 
21.  y. brought  us— tilvrevie  were  out  of  the  city 
23.12.  neith.  eat  nor  drink,  till  they  had  kil.P- 
i4.eat  nothing  till  we  have  fhin  Paul 
2 1  .nei.eat  nor  drink  till  they  have  killed  him 
1  Cor.ii.z6.  do  (hew  the  Lords  death  till  he  come 
1  y.2y.fi/Z  he  hath  put  all  enemies  under  his  feet 
Gal. 3.19. till  the  feed  fhould ,come,to  whom  the 
Epb.4.  13.fi/Zwe  all  come  in  the  unity  of  the  faith 
Phil  r.io.withoutoffenceri/'/thedayof Chrift 
1  Tim.q.ij.till  I  come  give  attendance  to  reading 
Heb.io,  1 3.  from  henceforth  expecting  till  his  ene. 


Rcv.z.it.  wchye  have already,ho!d  faft  till-l come 
7.3.  till  we  have  fealcd  the  fervants  of  our  God 
1  y  JJ.rt#the  feven  plagues  of  the  fev.  ang.  were 
20.3.WZ  the  thouf.yeers  lhould  be  fulfilled 

See  further,  Conf anterj,  joining, 
and  JUrtttll. 
tillage. 

1  Cfo.27.26.did  the  work  of  the  field  for  the  tillage 
Nefc.io.37.tithes,in  all  the  cities  of  our  tillage 
Pro.  1 3 .23  .much  food  is  in  the  tillage  of  the  poor 


£^£.36.9.  and  ye  (hall  be  tilled  and  fown 

34.the  land  (hall  be  tilled,  whereas  it  lay  def. 
Ciller, 
Gcn.^.z.Qiin  was  a  tiller  of  the  ground 

Cflieft. 
Gea.4.1 2.when  thou  ti&j?  the  grounder  (hall  not 

««Utb. 

Pro.  1 2. 1  r.  he  that  fiZ/rtfr  his  land,(hall  be  fatisfied 

28.  i9.hc  thattilletb  his landj(hall  have  plenty 

Ctlott. 
1  Cbr.4.10.  fons  of  Shimon  were— Benhan.  Tilon 

Cimber, 
Exod-i  i.y.and  in  carving  timber, to  work  in  all 
Lev.  1 4. 41.  he  (hall  break  down  the  fz«^£?e>-  thereof 

1  I0#.y.6.not  amon.  us  that  can  skill  to  hew  tim. 
8.do  all  thy  defire  concerning  timber  of  cedar 
1 8.fo  they  prepared  timber  and  (tones 

6.io.theyrefted  on  the  houfe  with  timber  of 

1  y.2  2.and  they  took  away  the  timber  thereof 

2  King- 12.1 2.to  buy  timber,and  hewed  ftone  to 

2  z.6.  and  mafons  to  buy  timber^  hewen  ftone 

1  C bro.  1 4. 1. [cot  timber  ofcedar,with  mafons  and 
2  2.  i4.timber  alfo  and  ftone  have  I  prepared 

I  y.workers  of  ftone  and  timber 

2  Chr.z.S.  ferv.  can  skill  to  cut  timber  in  Lebanon 
9-cven  to  prepare  me  timber  in  abundance 
10.  will  give  to— the  hewers  that  cut  timber 
1 4.skilfull  to  work  in  timber ,in  purple 

i6.6.they  carried  away  the  timber  thereof 
34. 1 1.&  timber  for  couplings,and  to  floor  the 
Eya  y.8.and  timber  \%  laid  in  the  wals 
6.  4.  and  a  rcw  of  new  timber 

I I  .let  timber  be  pulled  down  from  his  houfe 
Neh.z.8.  he  may  give  me  timber  to  make  beams 
E\e^.  16.1 2.1ay  thy  ftones,&  timber, and  dull  in 
Hab.  1. 1  i.the  beam  out  of  the  timber  (hall  anfwer 
2ecfc.y.4.(hall  confume  it,  with  the  timber  thereof 

<3I(mb?el, 
Exod.H.zo,  Miriam— took  a  timbrel  in  her  hand 
fob  2 1 .  1 2.  they  take  the  timbrel  &  harp,  &  rejoice 
Pfal.ti  1.. a.  take  a  Pfalm,bring  hither  the  timbrel 
149.3-fingpraifes  to  him  with  the  timb.&  harp 
iyo.4.praifehim  with  the  timbrel  and  dance 
Cimb?el0. 
£#0.iy.2O.wom.went  outafter  her  with  timbrels 
Jud.  n.34.hisdau.cameouttomeet  him  v/thtim. 
z  Sam.g.1.  played  before  the  Lord  on  timbrels 
1  Chr.  1 3. 8. played  before  G.with  timbrels  Szcym. 
Pfal.6 8. a 5. the  damfel splaying  with  timbrels 

<Kfme. 
Ge#.4.3.in  procefie  of  time  Cain  brought  an  offe. 
8.22.while  the  earth  remai.  ked-time  & harveft 
18. 10. 1  will  return  to  thee  accord,  to  the  time 

Verfe  14. 
24.1r.made  his  camels  to  kneel — at  the  time  of 
even  the  time  that  wom.go  out  to  draw 
29.7.  nei.is  it  time  that  the  cattell  (hould  be  ga. 
30.3  3. my  righteo.anfw.for  me  in  time  to  come 
3 1.  io.at  the  time  that.'the  cattell  conceived 
3  8.1 2.  in  procefie  of  time  Shuah  Jud-wife  died 
3  9.  y.frotn  the  time  he  made  him  over-feer 
47.zg.time  drew  neer  that  Ifrael  muft  die 
EXo.z. zt.in  procefie  oitime,  that  the  k.of  Eg.died 
13.14.  when  thy  fon  asketh  thee  in  ti.  to  come 
Dcut.6.za. 
21.r9.only  he  (hallpay  for  the  lofle  of  his  time 
29.  ox  wont  to  pufh  with  his  horn  in  ii.  paft 
36.  that  the  ox  hath  ufed  to  pufh  in  time  paft 
Lev.  1  y.  2  y.  many  dayes  out  of  the  time  of  her  fepa. 
or  run  beyond  the  time  of  her  feparation 
18.18.  befides  the  other  in  her  life  time  - 
ay.yo.according  to  the  time  of  an  hired  fervant 
2<?.y.rhe  vintage  (hall  reach  to  the  (owing  time 
Num.12.zo.time  was  the  time  of  the  fitft  ripe  gra. 
a6.  io.what£«»ethe  fite  devoured  ayo.  men 


'  Dent.  16.9  .from  fuch  time  as  thou  heginneft  to  put 
i9.4.whom  he  hated  not  in  »i/»epalt 

6.  infomuch  as  he  hated  him  nut  in  time  paft 
/o/.3.iy.over-fl.  all  his  banks  in  thereof  hatv. 
4.6.ask  their  fathers  in  time  to  come,faying 

2 1. in  time  to  comejfayingjWbat  mean  thefe 

10.27.at  the  time  of  the  goang  down  of  the  fun 

42.  &  their  land  did  Jolhua  take  at  one  time 

22.24.faying,In  time  to  come  your  child.might 

27.  not  fay  to  our  childr.  in  time  to  come, Ye 

28.to  us,or  to  our  generation  in  time  to  come 

/adg.9.8.trees  went  forth  on  a  time  to  anoint  a  k. 

1 1 .4.  in  procefie  oitime  that  the  child,  of  Am. 

I4.8.after  a  time  he  turned  to  take  her 

18.3 1  .all  thefi.that  the  houfeofG.was  in  Shi. 

Ruth  2.  i4.Boaz  (aid—  At  mealtime  come  thou 

4.7.  this  was  the  manner ,tn  former  time,  inlfr. 

1  Sam.  1 .4.  when  the  time  was  that  Elkanah  offer. 
zo.time  was  come  about,after  Hannah  had 

4.20.about  the  time  of  herdcath,the  women 
1 8.  i9.at  the  time  when  Merab— fnould  have 
27.  7.  the  time  that  David  dwelt  in  the  countr. 

2  Sam.z.  1  i.the  time  that  Dav.  was  king  in  Hebr. 
3. 1 7. ye  fought  for  David  in  time  paft  to  be  king 
y.2.alfo  in  time  paft  when  Saul  was  king 
7.6.  lince  the  time  that  I  brought  up  the  chil.of 

1 1.  as  lince  the  time  that  I  comm.  Jud.  to  be 
1 1.  l.at  the  time  when  kings  go  forth  to  battell 
18. 18.  Abf.  in  his  life  time  had  taken  &  reared 
23. 8. againft  800.  whom  he  flew  at  one  time 

20. flew  a  lion  in  the  midft  of  a  pit  in  time  of 

1  Kj-l  i. 42.thefk?e  that  Solom.  reigned  injeruf. 
i8.29.prophe(i.  til  the  time  of  the  evening  facri. 

36.at  the  time  of  the  off.  of  the  evening  facri 
44.  at  the  feventh  r/»w,that  behold,he  faid 

2  Kjn.4.  ^.according  to  the  time  of  life  thou  (halt 
i7.Eli(ha  laid  to  her,  Accord.to  the  li.of  life 

J.26.is  it  a  time  to  receive  money 
10.  36.  time  that  Jehu  reigned  overlfr.  in  Sam. 
1  Cfo'.9.2o.Phin.-wastbe  ruler  ov- them  in  ri.paft 
2y.from  time  to  time  with  them 
1  i.2.in  time  paft,evcn  when  Saul  was  king 
1 1. againft  3  oo.flain  by  him  at  one  time. 
17.10.lmce  the  time  that  I  commanded  Judges 
20.4,at  which  fwweSibbechai  flew  Sippai 
2 9. 27 .the  time  that  he  reigned  over  Ifr.was  40. 
2Cfc'.i8.34.abouc  the  time  of  the  fun  going  down 
24.11.  at  what  time  the  cheft  was  brought  unto 
2y.27.after  the  time  that  Amazi.  did  turn  away 
30.26. fince  the  time  of  Solomon  there  wasnot 
Eya  4.  icon  this  fide  the  river,and  at  fuch  a  time 

Verfe  1 1. 
1 7.beyond  the  river,  Peace,  &  at  fuch  a  time 
7.1 2. perfect  peace, and  at  fuch  a  time 
10.13.  and  it  is  a  time  of  much  rain 
Nch.  2.6.pleaf.the  k.to  fend  me,&  I  fet  him  a  time 
9.3  2. fince  the  time  of  the  kings  of  Aflyr.  untill 
Efth.4. 1 4.  if  thou— holdeft  thy  peace  at  this  time 
Job  6.  i7.wbat  time  they  wax  warm,they  vanifh 
9.i9.who(hallfet  me  a  time  to  plead 
1  y .  3  2.it  (hall be  accomplifhed  before  his  time 
2 1. 1 6.  which  were  cut  down  out  of  time 
30. 3. in  former  time  defolate  and  wafte 
3  8.2  3  .which  I  have  referved  ag.  the  time  of  tro. 
39.1.  knoweftthou  the  ri.when  the  wild-goats 
2.knoweft  thou  the  time  when  they  bring  fo. 
1 8.what  time  fhe  lifteth  up  her  felfon  high 
Pfal.  1 2.6.pray  unto  thee  in  a  time  when  thau 
37.  i9.they  fhall  not  be  afhamed  in  the  evill  ti. 
41.  i.the  Lo.will  deliver  him  in  time  of  trouble 
y6.3.what*i»2£l  am  afraid,  I  will  truft  in  thee 
£9. 1 3  .to  thee,0  Lord,in  an  acceptable  time 
8 1 . 1  y  .but  their  time  fhould  have  endured  for 
89. 47. remember  how  (hort  my  time  is 
1  o  y .  1 9. untill  the  time  that  his  word  came 
Ecclefa.i.  &  a  time  to  every  purpofe  under  heaven 
2.a  time  to  be  born,and  a  time  to  die 

a  time  to  plant,and  a  time  to  pluck  up 
3.3  time  to  kill.and  a  time  to  heal 

3  time  to  break  down,and  a  time  to  build 
4.3  time  to  weep,and  a  time  to  1  augh 

a  time  to  mourn,and  a  time  to  dance 
y  .a  time  to  caft  away  ftones,&  a  ti.  to  gather 
a  time  to  embrace,&  a  ti,  to  refrain  from 
6.  a  time  to  get,  and  a  time  to  lofe 

a  time  to  keep,and  a  time  to  caft  away 
7.  a  time  , 


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7.  a  time  to  rent,  and  a  time  to  few 

a  time  to  keep  filence,and  a  time  to  fpeak 
8. a  time  to  love,  and  a  time  to  hate 

a  time  of  war,and  a  £rwe  of  peace 

1 1.  made  every  thing  beautifull  in  his  time 
1  /.there  is  a  time  there  for  every  purpofe 

7. 1 7.w  hy  (hooldeft  t  hou  die  there  bef.  thy  time 
8.5.3  wife  mans  heart  difcernetb  both  time  and 

6.  becaufe  to  every  purpofe  there  is  a  time 
,    9. is  a  time  wherein  one  man  rukcb  over 
9.1 1.  but  time  &  chance  happeneth  to  them  all 
1  i.fons  of  men  fnared  in  an. evil!  time 
Cant.z.  1  i.the  time  of  the  finging  of  birds  is  come 
l/a.i5.2.t.andher  time  is  neer  to  come 

16.17.  that  draweth  neer  the  timeoi  her  deliv. 
18.19.from  the  twze  that  it  goeth  forth 
jo.8.that  it  may  be  for  the  time  to  come 
41  ,z  3  .and  hear  for  the  time  to  come 
4,5 . 2 1 .  w  ho  hath  declared  this  from  ancient  ti. 
48.  i6.from  thetime  that  it  was^there  am  I 
49.8  .in  an  acceptable  time  have  I  heard  thee 
60.12..I  the  Lord  will  haften  it  in  his  time 
Jer.6. 1  $  ,at  the  time  that  I  vific  them,they  (hall  be 
7.8.  craneand  fwallow  obferve  the  time  of 

1 5  .for  a  time  of  health,and  behold  tronble 
1 4.8.  the  favtour  thereof  in  time  of  trouble 
1,9.  for  the  time  of  healing,  &  behold  trouble 

47.7.  untill  the  very  time  of  his land  come 
jo.7-it  is  even  the  time  of  Jacobs  trouble 
46.11.tiwe  of  their  vifitati.  was  come  on  them 

49.8.  the  time  that  I  will  vifit  him 
i9.and  who  will  appoint  me  che  time 

Chap.jo.44. 
50. 17. their  day  is  come,  the  time  of  their  vilit. 
3  1  .thy  day  is  come,  t  he  lime  that  I  will  vifit 
yi.jj.it  is  time  to  threfli  her 

and  the  time  of  her  harveft  (hall  come 

£^.4. 1  o.from  time  to  time  fhalt  thou  eat  it 

7.7. the  time  iscome,the  day  of  trouble  is 

1 1. time  is  come,the  day  draweth  neer 

i6.8.behold,thyt««£  was  the  time  of  love 

57  as  at  the  timeofthy  reproach  of  the  daug. 

12.3  .(heddeth  bloud— that  her  time  may  come 

30.3. it  mail  be  the  time  of  the  heathen 

Das. 2. 8. that  ye  would  gain  the  &w,becaufe  ye  fee 

9.10  fpeak  before  me,till  the  time  be  changed 

,  i6.defired  of  tbe  k.that  he  would  give  him  ti. 

3 .  5  .that  at  what  time  ye  hear  the  found  of 

Verfe  1 5. 
7. 1 1.  their  lives  were  prolonged  for  a  time 
zz.time  came,that  the  faints  poffefled  the 
25.  untill  a  time, Si  times,&  dividing  of  time 
8 . 1 7  .at  the  time  of  the  end  fhall  be  the  vifion 

a  3 .  in  the  latter  time  of  their  kingdom,when 

9.1 1  .touched  me  about  the  time  of  the  even.obl. 

1  i.i4.devices  againft  the  firong  holds  for  a  ti. 

35.ro  make  them  white,even  to  the  time  of 

40.at  the  time  of  the  end  dial  the  king  of  the 

1 2.  i.andi  here  fhall  be  a  fiwe  of  trouble 
4.and  feal  the  book  even  to  the  time  of  the 
7. that  it  (hal  be  for  a  time, times, mi  an  half 
9.and  fealed  till  the  time  of  the  end 
1 1. from  the  time  that  the  daily  facrifice 

Hof.g.  10.  the  firft-ripe  in  the  fig-tree  at  her  firft  ti. 

1  o.  1  2. for  it  is  time  to  fcek  the  Lord 
Am^.i  3.filenceinthattime,forit  is  in  evil  time 
Micr-i  .nei. fhall  ye  go  haughtily,for  this  ti.is  evil 
5.5 .til  the  time  that  fhe  which  tiav.hathbroug. 
Hag.i.z.the  time  is  not  come,the  time  that  the  Lo. 
4.1s  ic  time  for  you,0  ye,to  d wel  in  your  cie. 
Zee.  14.7.31  the  evening  time  it  fhall  be  light 
Mal.^.i  i.caft  the  fruit  before  the  time 
Mat.  1.1 1  .about  the  time  they  were  carried  away 
2,7.  enquired  diligently  what  time  the  ftar  app. 
Kf.accord.to  the  time  which  he  had  enquired 
8. 19. come  hither  to  torment  us  before  the  time 
1 4.1 5. and  the  time  is  now  paft  :  fend  the  mult. 
11.34.when  the  time  of  the  fruit  drew  neer,he 
2tf.18.the Mafler  faith,My  time  is  at  hand 
Marli  i.ij.and  laying,The  time  is  fulfilled 
4.17.  and  fo  endure  but  for  a  time 
6.3  y.3nd  now  the  time  is  far  palled 
1 1. 1 3.  fortheiw»e  of  figs  is  not  yet 
13.3  3. for  ye  know  not  when  thetime  is 
Lu\.  1.  to.people  were  praying  without  at  the  time 
57.  Elizab.  full  time  came  that  (lie  fhould  be 


4.S.all  the  kingd.  of  the  world  in  a  mom.  of  ti. 
7.45 .woman,fincc  the  time  that  I  came  in,ceaf. 
8, 1 3. and  in  time  of  temptation  fall  away 
9. 5 1 . w  hen  the  time  was  come  that  (he  fhould 
1 3.3  5.  not  fee  me,untill  the  time  when 
1 4.  s  7  .(ent  his  fer.  at  fupper  time  to  fay  to  them 
1 6. 25. thou  in  thy  life  time  receivedft  thy  good 
I9.44.becaufe  thou  kneweft  not  the  time  of  thy 
n.8.and  theti.^e  draweth  neer jeo  ye  not 
John  7.6.  my  time  is  not  yet  come  »i 

but  yonx  time  is  alway  ready 

8.for  my  time  is  not  yet  full  corae 

1 6.i«  the  time  cometh,that  whofoev.killeth  you 

4.  when  the  time  fhall  come,ye  may  remem. 

25.  time  cometh  when  I  fhall  no  more  fpeak 

Aft.i  .ai. all  the  time  that  the  L- Jefus  went  in  and 

7.  I7iwhen  the  time  of  the  promife  drew  nigh 

ao.in  which  time  Mofes  was  born 
1 3 . 1 8.about  the  time  of  fourty  yeers  fuffered  he 
17.11.fpem  their  time  in  nothing  elfe  but  eith. 
18.20.when  they  defired  him  to  tarty  longer  ti, 

13.  had  fpent  fome  time  there,he  departed 
io.i6.becaufe  he  would  not  fpend  the  timein 
17.9.  now  when  the  time  was  much  fpent ,and 
Rom.  1 3 . 1 1  .it  is  high  time  to  awake  out  of  fleep 
1  Cflr.4.5 .judge  noth.before  the  time,  until  the  L. 
7.5.  except  it  be  with  confent,fora  time 

19.1  fay,Brethren,  thetime  is  fhort 
16.12.when  he  fhall  have  convenient  time 
1  Cor. 6. z.I  have  heard  thee  in  a  time  accepted 

behold,now  is  the  accepted  time 
GaL1.13.ye  have  heard  ofmy  converfat.inti.  paft 
4-4.when  the  fulnefs  of  the  time  was  come,God  1 
y.  11. as  I  have  alfo  told  you  in  time  paft 
Epkef.z.z.  wherein  in  time  paft  ye  walked  accord. 
3.am.whom  we  all  had  ourconver.in  ff.paft 
1 1.  remem.  that  ye  being  in  time  paffed  Gen. 
5 .  1 6. redeeming  the  time,  becaufe  tbe  dayes  are 
C0I.4.  J. walk  in  wifdome>redeemingthe  time 
i  Tfe/Ii.i7.being  taken  from  you  for  a  fhort  time 
z  Thef.z,6.tbzt  he  might  be  revealed  in  his  time 
1  Tim.6.i9.z  good  found.againft  the  time  to  come 
i  Ttm.q.i.time  wil  come  when  they  wil  not  endu. 

6.and  the  time  of  my  departureis  at  hand 
philem.  1  i.which  in  time  paft  was  to  thee  unprofi. 
Heb.1.1.  fpake  in  time  paft  unto  the  fathers  by  the 
a.i  5.  were  all  their  life  time  fubject  to  bondage 
4.7.faying — To  day,after  fo  long  a  time 

,  16.  and  find  grace  to  help  in  time  cfneed 
5. 11. when  for  the  time  ye  ought  to  be  fealed 
9. 9. was  for  a  figure  for  jhe  time  then  prefent 

lo.impofed  on  them  untill  the  time  of  refor. 
11.32.tiwe  would  fail  me  to  tell  of  Gideon 
James  4.14.3  vapour  that  appeared  for  a  little  time 
1  Pet.  1.  ii.  or  what  manner  of  time  the  Spi.of  Chr. 
17.  pafle  the  time  of  your  fojouming  here  in 
2. 10. which  in  /iflze  paft  were  not  a  people,but 
4.1.  no  longer  live  the  reft  of  his  timein  the  fl. 
3.  the  time  paft  of  our  life  may  fuffice  us  to 
1 7.  for  the  time  is  come  that  judgment  muft 
Rev.  1.3  .for  the  time  is  at  hand 

io.6.that  there  fhould  be  time  no  longer 

1 1. 18.  time  of  the  dead,that  they  fhould  be  jud. 

n.n.knoweth  that  he  hath  but  a  fhort  time 

14.  nourifhed  for  a  time,8c  times,&  half  a  ti. 
n.io.fealnotthefayings— for  the  tz.  is  at  ha. 
Any  ®tme. 
Lev.zt.iz.tmy  the  Levites  redeem  at  any  time 
Num.i6.z6?Q.xyct  fhall  at  any  time  come  without 
1  Sam.  2a.1i. founded  my  fath.about  to  mor.any  ti. 
1  f(»z.i.6.fath.had  not  difpleafcd  him  at  any  time 
Mat.\.6.\&  at  any  time  thou  dafh  thy  foot  againft 

L«^4.n. 

5.25.  left  at  any  time  the  adverfary  deliver  thee 

1 3.1 5-left  at  any  time  they  fhould  fee  with  their 

Mark  4  I  i.left  at  any  time  ihey  fhould  be  convert. 

L«£.  15.29  neith.  tranfgref.I  at  any  time  thy  com. 

21.34.left  at  any  time  your  hearts  be  over-char, 

John  1.1 8. no  man  hath  feen  God  at  any  time 

5.3  7.neither  heard  his  voice  at  anytime 
Atl.  11. 8. or  unclean  harhat  any  time  entr.into  my 
1  Cor.g. 7  .who  goeth  a  warfare  any  time  at  his 
1  Thef.z. 5.  neither  at  any  time  ufed  we  flattering 
Rcb.i.<;.  to  which  of  the  angels  faid  he  at  any  time 
1 3. faid  he  at  any  time^Sit  on  my  right  hand 
a.  i.left  at  any  time  we  fhould  let  them  flip 


'John. 


1 2. no  man  hath  feen  God  at  any  time 

ffittne  appointed,  See  JUppolttttfJ, 

Sefme  -State,  See  2i5cfo?e, 

DrfyCime,  See  3^ag. 

Dm  ©me,  See  3Di»e, 

In  the  Cfttt& 

Gen.i^.tf.m  tbe  time  of  her  travell,beho!d  twins 

Exod.  34. 18.comman.thee  in  the  time  of  the  mon. 

fudg.  10, 1 4.  let  them  dcliv.you  in  the  time  of  your 

1  J.  1. in  the  time  of  wheat  harveft,  that  Sampfon 

1  K'«- 1^2  3.  in  the  tee  of  his  old  age  he  was  dif. 

2  Cb;.28.22.in  the  time  of bis  diftrefle  did  he  tref. 
Jv"e&.9.27.andintheteeoftheirtroublc)when 
P/d/.4.7.more  then  in  the  time  that  their  corn  and 

2 1.9.  make  them  as  a  fiery  oven  in  the  time  of 

27.  J.in  t  he  time  of  trouble  he  (hall  hide  me 

37.39.he  is  their  ftrength  in  the  time  of  trouble 

7 1 .9.caft  me  not  off  in  the  time  of  old  age 

Pr-o.z  $ .  1 3 .  as  the  cold  of  fnow  in  the  time  of  harv. 

19.confid.in  an  unfahhf.man  intheti.of  tro.  1 

31.15.  and  fhe  (hall  rejoice  in  time  to  come 

j/a.3  3.2.our  falvation  alfo  in  the  time  of  trouble 

/tf.1.27.  in  the  time  of  their  trouble  they  will  fay 

18.  if  they  can  fave  thee  in  the  time  of  thy  tr. 

8. 1  i.in  the  time  of  their  vifitation  they  fhall  be 

1a.15.in  the  rw»eoftheir  vifit.  they  (hall  perifh 

Chap  51.18. 

1 1. 1 2.  not  fave  them  at  all  in  the  time  of  their 

14.  not  hear  them  in  the  time  that  they  cry 
1 5.1 1.  intreat  thee  wellin  the  time  of  evill 

and  in  the  time  of  affliftion  I 
,l8,23.deal  thus  with  them  in  the  time  of  thine  ] 
50.  i^.that  handleth  the  fick.  in  the  time  of  har. 
£^.27.34  intUetime  when  thou  flwlt  be  broken 
3  5. 5. in  the  time  of  their  calamity,in  the  tj.tbat 
Hof.i.g.8c  take  away  my  corn  in  the  time  thereof 
Zee.  1  o.  1  .ask  ye  of  the  Lord  rain  in  tbe  time  of  the 
Mat. 13.  30.  in  the  time  of  harveft  I  will  fay  to  the 
Luke  4.17-  many  lepers  were  in  Ifra.inthe  faweof 
Lang  ©me,  See  long. 
Many  a  ©tme,  See  fl^an^, 
oid<&ime;  See  ^Dio,   _  ■ 
Same  Cfttte. 
Num-i  2.10.  Lords  anger  was  kindled  the  fame  ti. 
Deut.9. 20.  &  I  prayed  for  Aaron  alfo  the  fame  ti. 
z  J(H2g.3„6.k.Jehor.  went  out  of  Sam.the  fame  ti. 
8.22.  then  Libnah  revolted  at  the  fame,  time 
zChro.zi.10. 
1  Chr.7. 8.at  the  fame  time  Sol.  kept  the  feaft  7.da. 
1 5.1 1. offered  to  the  Lord  the  fame  time  of  the 
16.10.  Afaoppref.fomeofthe  peo.the  fame  ti. 
£^5. 3. at  the  fame  time  came  to  them  Tatnai 
Neb  4.22.  at  the  fame  time  faid  I  unto  the  people 
lfa.zo.z.  at  the  fame  time  fpake  the  Lotd  by  Ifaiah 
Jer. 3 1 . 1  .at  the  fame  fiwe/aith  tbe  Lord,  will  I  be 
3  9.  io.gave  them  vine-y.  &  fields  at  the  fame  ti. 
E^(.38.io.that  at  the  fame  time  (hall  things 
1 8  .(hall  come  to  paffe,at  the  fame  time 
Dan, 4.36.  at  the  fame  time  my  reafon  returned 

i2.i.fincethere  was  a  nat.even  to  that  fame  ti. 
Mat.iZ.i.zt  the  fame  time  came  the  difeip.  to  Jef. 
Aft.  19. 2 3  .fame  time  there  arofe  no  fmall  ftir  abo. 
Second  Cfmc,  See  &>econ5. 
Set  &itne,See  g>tt. 
That  Cime. 
Jud.  1 1. 26.  did  ye  not  recov.  them  within  that  ti. 
\  Sam.i  i.a.to  morrow  by  that  time  the  fun  be  hot 
14.2  i.that  were  with  the  Phil.before  that  time 
E^ra  y.i6.&  fince  that  time  even  untill  now  hath 
.Zv"cfr.4.i6.from  that  time  forth,  that  the  half  of  my 
13.21.  from  that  time  forth  came  they  no  more 
lfa.16.13 .hath  fpoken  concern.Moab  fince  that  ti. 
1 8.7.  in  that  time  (hall  the  prefent  be  brought 
44.8. have  I  not  told  you  from  that  time 
45.2 1. who  hatb  told  it  from  that  time 
48.8.from  thattiwe  that  thine  ear  was  not 
Jer.  50. 4.  in  that  time  faith  the  L.  the  children  of 
20.  in  that  time  the  iniquity  of  Ifrael  fhall  be 
Joel  3.  i.in  that  time  when  I  (hall  bring  ag.the  cap. 
Am.'i.  1 3.(1  fence  in  that  time, for  it  is  an  evill  time 
Mat-*.  17.  from  that  time  Jefus  began  to  preach  & 
1 6.21  .from  that  time  forth  began  Jefus  to  fhew 
16.16. from  that  time  forth  he  fought  opportun. 
Lu\e  16. 1 6.  fince  that  time  the  kingdome  of  God 
John  6.66.  from  that  time  many  of  his  difdp.went 
Atls  1 2. 1  .about  that  time  Herod  ftretched  forth     . 

aA 


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T  I  M 


TIM        TIM 


TI  M 


T  I  M 


At  that  Ctme, 
Gcn.%  i.ai.at  that  time)  that  Abimelech  &  Phicol 
j8a.at  that  time,  that  Judah  went  down  from 
Jta.2  2.4.Balak — was  k.of  the  Moab.at  that  time 
Deut.1.9.  &  I  (pake  unto  you  at  that  time, dying 
16.I  charged  your  judges  at  thatiiwe/aying 
1 8 .1.  commanded  you  at  that  time  all  the 
2.3  4-we  took  all  his  cities  at  thzitime 

Chap.  j. 4. 
j  .8.  we  took  at  that  w#e  out  ofthe  hand  ofthe 
1  s.this  land  which  we  poffefied  at  that  time 
38.I  commanded  you  at  that  timejaying 
2. 1 .1  commanded  Jofhua  at  that  time,  faying 
23.I  befought  the  Lord  at  that  time,(3ying 
4. 1 4.  Lord  command,  me  at  that  time  to  teach 
5.?.  I  flood  between  the  Lo.  &  you  at  that  time 
9.19. Lord  hearkened  unto  meat  that  few  alfo 
Chap.10.10. 
io.i.atthat  timethe  Lord  faid unto  me,Hew 
8.at  that  time  the  Lo.fepara.the  tribe  of  Levi 
Jof.%.z.zt  that  time  the  Lord  faid  unto  Jofh.Make 
6.16.  Jofhua  adjured  them  at  that  timefoy'mg 
1  i.io.Jof.at  that  time  turned  back,&  rook  Ha. 
2.i.at  that  time  came  Jofh.&  cut  off  the  Ana. 
Jud-i. 2 9. flew  ofMoab  at  that  time  about  10000. 
4.4.and  Deborah  judged  Ifrael  at  that  time. 
i2.6.felac  that  time  of  the  Epbraimites  42000. 
14.4.31  that  £i#ze  thePhilift.had'domin.overlf. 
20.1  f.childr.of  Ben. were  n urn  bred  at  that  time 
21.  i4.Benjamin  came  again  at  that  time 
24.  chiidr.  of  Ifr.departcd  thence  at  that  time 
1  Sam.i-z.  at  that  time,  when  Eli  was  laid  down 
14.18.  ark  of  G.was  at  that-time  with  the  child. 

1  2(i/7g.8. 65.2nd  at  that  time  Solomon  held  a  feaft 

1 1 .29.it  came  to  paffeat  that  time,vihen  Jerob. 
1 4. 1. at  that  time  Abijah  fell  fick 

2  King.\6.6.2t  that  time  Relinking  of  Syr.rccov. 

18.  1 6.  at  that  time  did  Htfcek.  cut  oif  the  gold 
20.1 2.  at  that  time  Berodach  Bal.fent  lettets,& 

Ifi.  39.1. 
24.10.at  that  time  the  ferv.  of  Nebuch.came  up 

1  Cbro.  1 2.22.at  that  time  day  by  day  there  came  to 
21.28.  at  that  time,wht-t\  David  faw  that  the  L. 

2  Cfc*.r  3.1  S.chil.of  Ifr.were  broug.und.at  that  ti. 

1 6. 7. at  that  time  Hanani  the  feer  came  to  Afa 
28.i6.atthatriwedid  king  Ahaz  fend  to  the 
30>3.they  could  not  keep  it  at  that  time 
3  5. 1 7.  kept  the  paffoverat  that  time 
Exm  8.34.311  the  weight  was  written  at  that  time 
Neh.6. 1  .tho.at  that  time  I  had  not  fet  up  the  doors 

1 2.44  at  that  time  were  fome  appointed  over 
Eft.2.9-\htn  were  the  ks.fcribes  called  at  that  time 
fey.  3.i7.at  that  time  they  flial  call  Jeru.the  throne 
4.1  *  .at  that  riw  it  fhall  be  faid  to  this  people 
8.x. at  that  time  they  fhall  bring  out  the  bones 
3  3.1  f  .at  that  time  wil  I  caufe  the  branch  of  rig. 
Dan.i-7.it  that;d/»f,when  all  the  people  heard  the 
8. at  that  time  certain  Caldeans  came  neer,& 
1 2. 1. at thzttime  (hall  Michael  ftand  up 

at  that  time  thy  people  fhall  be  delivered 
Micab  3.4.  hide  his  face  from  them  at  that  time 
Zeph.i.  1 2.at  that  time^thit  I  wil  fearch  Jerufalem 
3. 1 9-at  that  time  I  wil  undo  all  that  afflict  thee 
2cat  that  time  will  I  bring  you  again 
Mat.  1 1 . 2  5 .3 1  that  time  Jefus  anfwered  and  faid 
ii.r.  at  that  time  Jefus  went  on  the  fabb.  day 
1 4. 1. at  thzt'iime  Her.  heard  of  the  fame  of  Jef. 
Lu\e  2  3 .7.himfelf  alfo  was  at  Jerufal.  at  that  time 
Arts  8 . 1  .at  that  time  there  was  a  great  perfection 
Epbefz.i.at  that  time  ye  were  without  Chrift 
Third  ®utte.  See  CftfrO. 
this  Cfttte, 
Gea.29.34.this  time  will  my  husband  be  joined  to 

39.1 1. about  thistime  went  Jofeph  into  the 
Exod.8.3  2. hardened  his  heart  at  this  time  alfo 
9  14.1  will  at  thistime  fend  all  my  plagues  on 
18.  to  morrow  about  this  time  I  willcaufeit 
27.I  have  finned  this  time,tht  L.is  righteous 
W«w. 2 3. 2 3. according  to  thistime,  it  fhall  be  faid 
Jof.  1  i.6.to  morr.about  this  time  will  I  deliv.rbem 
//«*>.  1 3. 23-nor  would  as  at  this  r»»£ have  told  us 

2 1.2  2.ye  did  not  give  unto  them  at  this  time 

1  Sam-Q.  1 3  .for  about  this  time  ye  fhall  find  him 

\6.to  morrow  about  thistime  I  wil  fend  thee 

24. for  unto  this  time  hath  it  been  kept 

t  Sam.  1  y.y.the  counfell— isxiot  good  at  this  time 


1  J(J.  2.26.I  will  not  3t  this  time  put  thee  to  death 
i9.2.1ife  of  one  of  them  by  to  mor.abo.  this  ti- 
20.6.my  ferv.to  thee  to  morrow  about  this  time 

2  i\;i.7.  t.to  mor.  about  this  ti.  fhall  a  mcaf.of  fine 
1 8.fhall  be  to  morrow  about  this  time  in  the 

I  o.6.come  to  me  to  Jezr.by  the  morr.  thistime 
Neb.  1 3 .6.but  in  all  this  time  was  not  I  at  Jerufal. 
£/2.4.i4.come  to  the  kingd.for  fuch  3.  time  as  this 
Pfal.i  i3.2.blefl.be  the  name  of  the  L.  fc.thi&time 

II  j.  1 8. will  bleffe  the  Lo.  fronuhis  timrlonh 
1 2 1  .S.from  this  time  forth,&  even  for  evermo. 

IJai.48.  6.  fhewed  thee  new  things  from  this  time 
fer.  3 .4.  wilt  thou  not  from  this  time  cry  unto  me 

<j  i.6.forthisisthefi»fof  the  Lords  vengeance 
Micab  2.3.  neith.  go  haughtily,for  thisfi»zcis  evil 
Mat. z+.z  i.fince  the  begin,  ofthe  world  to  this  ti. 
Mark  13.79. 
Mar.  to^o.receive  an  hundred  fold  now  in  this  ti. 
Lull.  1 2,5  6.how  is  it  that  ye  do  not  difcern  this  ti. 

1 8. 30. receive  manifold  now  in  this  pref;  time 
Job.x  i.39.faith  to  him,L.by  thistime  he  ftinketh 
Afts  1.6.  wilt  thou  at  this:time  reRoie  again  the 

24.25 .  go  thy  way  for  this  time 
Rom.  3 .  z6.to  declare  at  this  time  his  righteoufneffe 

8.18.  the  fufferings  of  this  prefent  time  are  not 
•  9.9.at  this  time  will  I  come,and  Sarah  mall 

1 1. f.at  this  prefent  time  there  is  a  remnant 

1  Cor.\6.i 2. his  wil  was  not  at  all  to  come  at  this  ti, 

2  Cor.S.  i4.that  now  at  this  time  your  abund.  may 
<<Eitne0. 

Gca.27.36.he  hathfupplanted  me  thefe  two  times 

3 1.  7.. and -changed  my  wage*  ten  times 
ibo      1  Vetfe  41. 

43. 34. was  five  times  is  much  as  any  of 
ExoA.zi.  x4.th.ree  times  (halt  thou  keep  a  feaft  to 

17.  three  times  in  the  yeer  all  thy  males  fhall 
Lfw.19.26.  neith-  ufeencbantm.norobieive  times 
Num.i 4.22. have  tempted  me  now  thefe  ten  times 
22.28.  that  thou  haft  fmitten  me  thefe  3.  times 
32.wheref.haft  thou  frnit.thine  aflethelej.ft'. 
3  3  .and  turned  from  me  thefe  three  times 
24. 1.  he  went  nor,as  at  other  fi;»M,tofeek  for 
10.  altogether  blefled  them  thefe  three  times 
Detit.  1. 1 1  .make  you  a  thoufand  times  fo  many 
2.io.theEmims  dwelt  therein  in  taw  paft 
4-42.and  hated  him  not  in  times  paft 
i6.nJ.three  times  in  a  yeer  mall  all  thy  males 
18.  io,or  an  obferver  oftimes,oi  an  inchsnter 
i4.thefe  nations  hearkn.to  obfervers  of  times 
7«i.i  3.25.  fpir.of  the  L.began  to  move  him  at  ti. 

16.1  5.  thou  haft  mocked  me  thefe  thtee  times 
20.I  will  go  out  as  at  other  times 

20.30.  in  aray  againft  Gibeah  as  at  other  times 
3 1. they  began  to- — kill  as  at  other  times 
1  Sam.$ .  io.called,as  at  other  times ,  Samuel,Sam. 
1 8.  io.Da.  played  with  his  hand  as  at  oth.  times 
i9.7.he  was  in  his  prefence  as  in  times  paft 

20. 2  ga  king  fate  upon  his  feat  as  at  other  times 
4i.and  bowed  himfelf  three  times 

1  iC«zg.9.a 5.  three  times  in  a  yeer  did  Solom.offer 
17.  21.  ftretched  himf.  on  the  child  three  times 

2  Kjng.i  3.25.rhree  times  did  Joafli  beat  him 
19.2  j.  &  of  ancient  times,  that  I  have  form,  it 

lft.lj.i6. 

2X.6.heobfervedtJw«/and  ufed  inchantments 

iCbro.ii.6. 

1  Cbro.  1 2. 3  2.men  that  had  underftan.  ofthe  times 
29.30.and  the  times  that  went  over  him 

2  Cbr.%.  1 3.ofFering — three  times  in  the  yeer 
1  f.  y.  in  thofe  times  there  was  no  peace  to  him 

Efi.i.  i3.k.faid  to  the  wife  men  which  kn.thetim. 
fob  24.i.feeing  times  are  not  hidden  from  the  Al. 
P/a/.9.9.a  refuge  intimes  of  trouble 

io.i.why  hideft  thou  thy  felf  in  times  of  troub. 

3 1. 1  y.my  times  are  in  thy  band 

44.i.didft  in  their  dayes,in  the  timcsofold 

77.f;confidered  the  yeers  of  ancient  times 
Ifa.i  3.6.knowled.fhal  be  the  liability  of  thy  times 

46.10.  from  ancient  tim.  the  things  that  are  not 
E^e.  1 2. 27  .he  prophefieth  ofthe  ti.  that  ace  far  off 
DSK.2.2i.bechangeth  the  times  and  feafons 

6. 10.  kneeled  upon  his  knees  three  times  a  day 
1 3.  but  maketb  h  is  petition  three  times  a  day 

7.25% and  think  to  change  times  and  lawes 

til  atime,&  times,8c  the  dividing  of  time 

9.2  j.fhall  be  built— even  in  troublous  times 


x  i.6.he  that  lengthened  her  in  thefe  times 
14.  in  thofe  times  there  (hall  many  ftand  up 
x  2.7 .(hall  be  lor  a  time,times,  and  a  half 
^•W5.3*anye  not  difcern  the  fignsof  thetimes 
Luke  2 1.24.  untill  the  times  ofthe  Gent.be  fulfill 
Arts  1.7.  it  is  not  for  you  to  know  the  times 
3.i9.whentheriwMofrcfrt(hing  fhall  come 

2  i.until  the  times  of  reftitution  of  all  things 
xx.io.andthis  was  done  three  riw* 

14. 16  who  in  timespzti  furred  all  nations  to 
17.i6.hath  determined  the  times  before  appoin 

3  o.  the  times  of  this  ignorance  G,  winked  at" 


Rom.  1 1 .3  o.as  ye  in  times  pall  have  not  belec  ved 
zCor.  1  i.24.of  the  Jews  five  times  receiv.I  fourty 
Gal.  1 .2  3 .that  he  which  perfected  us  in  times  paft 
4- 1  o.ye  obferve  dayes,  &  monetbs,  &  times  & 
EP'>;i.i°.  in  the  difpenfat.  of  the  fulnefle  of  times 
1  Tfe/.j.i.of  the  times  &  feafons, breth.I  have  no 
x  Tim.^.i.m  the  latter  times  fome  (hall  depart 

6. 1 5.which  in  his  times  be  (hill  (hew 
Tit.  1 .3  .but  hath  in  due  times  manifefted  his  Word 
Heb.i.x.  G.who at  fltndry  times  fpake  in  time  paft 
Rcv.i  2. 14  nouri.for  a  time,&  times,&.  half  a  time 

All  ®tmeflf. 
Z.^16.2.  that  he  come  not  at  all  times  within  the 
1  JO«g.8.?9.&  thecaufe  of "his  peop.Ifr.atalh/^ 
P/a/.34.i.I  will  bk ffe  the  Lord  at  all  times 
6i.8.truft  in  him  at  all  times 
106.3  .&  he  that  doth  rigJ.teoufnefsat  all  times 
1 1 9.2p.that  it  hath  unto  thy  judgm.at  all  times 
Pro.  ? .  1 9 . let  her  bit fts  fatfsfie  thee  at  all  times 
1 7. 17.3  friend  loveth  at  all  times 

Appointed  €tine0,  See  T&pnointtf), 

Seven  4lUnz8,  See  &ebe«. 

Many  Ctme0_,  See  fl^anp, 

€fttm»0. 

M^.io.46.blind  Bartimeus  fonofTww/«fateby 

€ltnna. 
Gw.36.12.and  Timna  was  concubine  to  Eliphaz 
22.  snd  Lotans  lifter  wss  Timna 

1  Chron.  1.30. 

1  Cfcv>.i.36.fonsof  Eh\tin?.,Timna)&.  Ama'lek 
€<mnal). 

Gw.36.40.duke  Timnah}dake  AIuah,duke  Jetheth 

1  Cbr.  njii 
©fuinai). 
Jof.  1  j". io.and  the  border  pnfled  on  to  Timnab 
57-C3in3Gibeah,and  Timnab;  ten  cities 

2  Cbr.z8.  i8.had  taken  Timnab,  with  the  villages 
©tmnatlj. 

Gw.38. 12.  went  up  to  hislheep-ftiearers  to  Tim. 
1 3. father-in-law  goeth  up  to  Timnath 
14.  which  is  by  the  w3y  toTimnatb 
fttdg.14.1.  and  S3mpfon  went  down  to  Timnatb 
faw  a  woman  in  Timnatb  ofthe  daugh. 
r.and  faidjl  have  feen  a  \v0m2n  in  Timnatb 
y.then  went  Sampfon  down — to  Timnatb 

and  came  to  the  vineyards  oiTimnatb 
Cimnatrj^^calledClmnatlj^w. 
7^19.50.  even  Timnath-fcrzh  in  mount  Ephraim 

24.30.they  buryed  him  in  Timnath-ktah 
Judg.z.y.thty  buried  her  in  Timnatb-heits 

ClmnatfoaJ). 
/"/•i9-4J-coaft  of  their  inher.was— Elon3&  Tim. 

Gimnite. 
/«^g.i<.6.Samfon/on-in-law  to  the  Tirnnite 

Atts  6. 5. and  they  chofe  Timon^ni  Parrnenas 

€(mot!jen0.     €<motr;ic. 
ASis  16.1.2  certain  difciple  was  therenamed  Tim. 
1 7. 1 4.  an  J  Timotbeus  abode  there  ftill 

1  <.a  commandement  to  Silas  snd  Timotbeus 

1 8.  %  .Silas  &  Tim.were  come  from  Maced.Paul 

i9.22JiefentintoMacedo.  Timotbeus  &  Eraft. 

20.4.  accompanied  him  into  A(ia}Gaius  &  Ti. 

Rom.  1 6. 2 1.  Timotbeus  my  work-fellow  falute  you 

1  O.4.17.  for  this  caufehave  I  feht  to  yon  Timo. 
16. 10. if  Timoth.  come,  fee  that  he  may  be  with 

2  Cor.  1. 1. &  Timo.  our  brother,ro  the  church  of  G. 
1 9  preached  even  by  me,&  Silv.&  Timotbeus 

Phil. t. t.  Paul  &  Timotbeus  the  ferv.  of  JefusChr. 

2. 19.I  cruft  in  the  Lord  Jefus  to  fend  Timotbeus 

Col.  1.1  .and  Timotbeus  our  brother,to  the  faints  & 

1  Tbcf.  1 .  i.Paul,&  Silvanus,&  Timo  to  the  church 

zTbcf.i.x. 
3 .2,  fent  Timotbeus  our  brother  to  eftablifh  you 

6.  when 


TIN         T  I  R 

6.when  Timotbeus  came  from  you  unto  us 
iTiw.i.i.unto  Timothie  my  own  Ion  in  tbeflelh 
18. discharge  I  commit  unto  thee,fon  Timo. 
6.20.O  Timothy,  keep  that  which  is  commit.to 
2  Tim. i.z.to  Timothy  my  dearly  beloved  fon 
Vhilem.  i.and  Timothy  out  brother,unto  Piulemon 
Heb.  1 3 .  i  j .  know  ye  that  our  brother  Tim.is  fe  t  at 

'Single, 
i  Sam.-} .  n.ears  of  every  one  that  hear.it  (hall  ting, 
z  f(«z.ii.i2.hearethofit,both  his  cars  fhzlltingle 
fer.io. 3 .  whofoever  hearetb,  his  ears  (hall  tingle 

CinUHng, 
7/k.3.i6.andmakinga  tinkling  with  their  feet 

18.  take  away  the  bravery  of  their  tinkl.om. 
1  Cor.  1 3 . 1 .1  am  become  as  a  tingling  cymball 

Ctane, 
Num.}  1  .n.only  the  gold— the  tinne,znd  the  lead 
Ifd.  i.25.and  I  will  take  away  all  thy  tin 
£^.22.18.  all  they  are  brafle  and  tin 

20.as  they  gath.  — lead,&  tin  into  the  midft 
27.1 2-with  tin  and  lead  they  traded  in  thy  fairs 


T  I  T 


T  O  B 


TOE 


TOG 


£a»;29.20.onthe£/pofthe  right  ear  Ley.8.22,24. 
Chap.14.14,17,25,28. 
Ln\e  1 6.24.may  dip  the  tip  of  his  finger  in  water 

Cbphfab. 
i  Kitfr.4.24.  he  had  domini.  from  Tiphfab  over  to 
2  King'1 5- itf.then  Menahem  fmote  Tipbfah 

Cirag. 
Ge».io.2.fons  of  Japh.Mefh.&  Tiros    1  Cfo-.i.j. 

Cdcattju-eS, 
iCfcK.2.5y«theTJwife.the  Shimeathites,&  Suchath. 

Cite. 
£^.24.17.  bind  the  ftre  of  thine  head  upon  thee 

Ctreb, 
2  $8.9.$oJeze.painted  her  face  j&  tiredhw  head 

Ctresf. 
J/a.j.t8.takeaway-their  round  w«  like  the  moon 
£^£.24.2  3  .your  tires  fhall  be  upon  your  heads 

Ctrbafeab. 

2  IQj».j9.9.heardfay of Tirfca^.Behold   I/i.37.9. 

^ithanal). 


1 3 . 1 2. then  brought  all  Jud.the  £&fc  of  the  corn 
Mat.  2  3 . 2  3  .for  ye  pay  f i^Jbc  of  m  int  and  ani  fe 

Cttbe, 
rvaf.14.22.fb.alt  truly  fitfe  all  the  increafeof  thy 
L«£e  1 1. 42. for  ye  tithe  mint  and  rue 

Citrjeff, 
Ges.14.20.  Abraham  gave  him  tithes  of  all 
l.ev.zj.}  1. will  at  all  redeem  ought  of  his  M&« 
ifum.  18. 24.but  the  Mfej  of  the  children  oflfrael 
26  .when  ye  take  of  the  childr.of  Ifr.the  tithes 
28.  an  heave-off.unto  the  L.ofall  your  tithes 
D  tut. 1 2.6.thith.(hall  ye  bring  your  tithes    V.i  1. 

26.12.  made  an  end  of  tithing  all  the  tithes 
2  Chro.i  1.6.  brought  in  the  tithes  of  oxen  &  (heep 

i2.brought  in  the  ofFering,and  the  tithes 
H  th.  1  o.  37-bring  the  tithes  of  our  grou.to  the  Lev. 
Lev.might  have  the  tithes  of  all  the  cities 
38.be  with  the  Lev.whentheLev.takefiffo.s 
1 2.44-were  fome  appointed— for  the  tithes 
13.5.  afore-time  they  laid  the  tithes  of  the  corn 
Amos  4.4-bring  your  tithes  after  three  yeers 
Mal.$.8.  wherein  have  we  robbed  thee  in  tithes  or 
io.bring  ye  all  the  tithes  into  the  ftore-houfe 
Lu\e  1 8. 1 2.I  give  tithes  of  all  that  I  poffefie 
H^.7>5.have  a  commandement  to  take  the  tithes 
6.but  he— received  tithes  of  Abraham 
8.here  men  that  die  receive  tithes 
9.  Levi  alfo  who  receiveth  ri.paid  tit.in  Abr. 
'  Cityin^. 
Veut.i6.li.  made  anend  oftitbingall  the  tithes 
the  third  yeer,which  is  the  yeer  of  tithing 
Cttle, 
2  Kjng.z}. 17.  hefaid,What  titleis  this  thatl  fee 
John  i9.i9.Pilate  wrote  a  title, -\nd  put  it  on  the 
20.this  title  then  read  many  of  the  Jewes 

attic*. 

fob  32.21.  neither  let  me  give  flatt.  titles  to  man 
22.I  know  not  to  give  flattering  titles 
Cfttle. 
M*tf.f.i8.onejotor  onetittle  (hall  in  no  wife 
Luke  16. 17. then  one  tittle  of  the  law  to  fail 

€ltU0. 

1  Cfo-.2.4,8.  Maacha  Calebs  concubine  bare  Tirba.  I  2  Cor.z.  1 3 .  becaufe  I  found  not  Titus  my  brother 

Citia,  7.6.comfortedusby  the  coming  of  Tz£«$ 

t  dw.4.i6.fonsof  Jahalaleelj— Tiria  &  Afareel  i3.the  more  joyed  we  for  the  joy  of  Titus 

i4.boafting  which  I  made  before  Tj.is  found 

8.6.inlomucb  that  we  de fired  Ti;«j-,that  as  he 

i6.earnefl  care  into  the  heart  of  Titus  for  you 

2 ;. whether  any  do  enquire  ofTif«i,he  is  my 

1 2. 1 8 .1  defired Titus,and  with  him  I  fent  a  bro. 

did  Tif«j  make  a  gain  of  you 

Gal.z.  1.  and  took  Titus  with  me  alfo 

3. but  neither  Titusyv/ho  was  with  me 
2  Tim.\.  10.  Titus  is  departed  unto  Dalmatia 
Tit.  1. 4.to  Titus  mine  own  fon  after  the  common 

Cijtte. 

i  Cfo-,n.4$.Jediael — &  Joha  his  broth,  the  Tiijte 

Co  and  fro,  See  jJFto. 

Coal). 

1  Cfcro.6.34.  the  fon  of  Eliel,  the  fon  of  Toab 
Cob. 

Judg.  1 1.3.  and  Jephthah  dwelt  in  the  land  of  Tab 
j.to  fetch  Jephthah  out  of  the  land  of  Tola 
Cob=at)ontjab. 

2  CfoU7.8.with  them  he  fent  Tobijah  &  Tob-ado. 


Coe. 


£#o.29.20.great  toe  of  ihtir  right  foot   Lev.S.zj. 
Ch.14. 14, 17.25,1a. 
Coesf. 

Ieu8.24.  on  the  great  ^j  of  their  right  feet 
Judg.i  .6"  .cut  offhis  thumbs  and  great  toes 

7.  having  their  thumbs  and  grtat  toes  cut  off 
r  Cfo"0.2O.6.whofe  fingers  and  toes  were  24. 
Dan.1.41.  whereas  thou  fawell  the  feet  and  toes 

42.as  the  toes  of  the  feet  were  part  of  iron 

Cogarmab. 
Ge».io.3.fons  of  Gomer,Riph.T0?iw.    1  Chr.1.6. 
£^.27.14.  they  in  the  houfe  of  Togarmah  traded 
3  8.6.the  houfe  of  Togarm.  of  the  north  quarters 


Ctrtbatba. 
£'V.2.63.theTir/fr<af(rafaidunto  them  Neb.7.6^ 
Neb.7.jo.theTirJha.ga.vetothe  treaf.iooo.drams 
8.9.Nehemiah,which  is  the  TiiJhotha,l3id 
10. i .  thofe  that  fealed  were  Neh.  the  Tirjhatha 
Ctnah. 
Nww.26.33.dau.of  Zelop.were — Milcah,&  Tir\. 
27.i.names  of  his  da  ugh.  — Milcah,&  Tir%ab 
fof.17.}. 
36. 1 1.  Mahlah,T«^j— daug.of  Zelophehad 
Citjab- 
Jojb-iz.zq..  the  king  of  Tir\ab  one 
1  Kjn.1^17.  Jerobo.wife  arofe  &  came  to  Tir?ab 
1  y.2 1  .left  ofFbuilding  of  Ram.&  dwelt  in  Tir. 
3  3. began  Baalha  to  reign  over  Ifr.  in  Tir^ab 
i6.6.and  Baalha  was  buried  in  Tir^ah 

8  began  Elah  to  reign  over  Ifrael  in  Tir\ab 
9.Zim.confp.againft  him  as  he  was  in  Tir^ah 
Arza,fteward  of  his  houfe  in  Tirzah 
1 5. did  Zimri  reign  feven  dayes in  Tirycb 
17-and  Omri  belieged  Tirxab 
2 3. fix  yeers  reigned  he mTir^ah 
1  Kjn.  1 5. 1 4. Menahem  went  up  ftom  Tirxab,  and 

i6.fmote  thecoafts  thereof  from  Tirxab 
Cant. 6. Of.  thou  art  beautifullj  O  my  love3as  Tir^ah 

Ctlbbite. 
1  1 1(/wg.  17. 1  .Elijah  the  Ti/7j£>ite  faid  unto  Ahab 

21.17.word  of  the  L.carae  to— the  Tifb.  V.28. 
[  2  Ki.  1 .3  .angel  of  the  L.  faid  to  Elijah  the  Tijbbite 
8.  and  he  faid,  It  is  Elijah  the  Tijiibite 
9-36.fpake by  his  fervant  Elijah  the  Tijhbite 

Citbe- 
Lev.zj.  30.  all  the  tithe  of  the  land  is  the  Lords 

3  2.concerning  the  tithe  of  the  herd, or  of 
Num.iS.  z6.  even  a  tenth  part  of  the  tithe 
Dent.  12.17  .not  eat  w  ithin  thy  gates  the  tithe  of 
14.23.  eat  the  tithe  of  thy  command  of  thy  wine 

2  8. bring  forth  all  the  tithe  of  thine  increafe 
2  Chr.  1 1.5. the  tithe  of  all  things  bro.they  in  abun. 

6.brought  in  the  tithe  of  the  holy  things 
Nek  1 0.3  8. Levies  (hall  bring  up  thereof  tithes 


E?ra  z-6o.  children  of  Delaiah,  children  olTobiab 
lv"e/?.2.io.Sanballat  and  Tobiah  heard  of  it,it  griev. 
i9.Sanballat  SaTobiab heard  it,they laughed 
4. 3. and  Tobiah  was  by  him,and  hefaid,Even 

7.when  Sanballat  &  Tobiah — heard  that  the 
6. 1.  when  Sanball.  &Tobiah — heard  that  I  had 
1 2.for  Sanballat  and  Tobiah  hid  hired  him 
34. my  God,think  thou  on  Tobiah  &  Sanbal. 
i7.nobles  of  Jud.fent  many  letters  to  Tobiah 
the  letters  of  Tobiah  came  unto  them 
iQ.Tobiah  fent  letters  to  put  me  in  fear 
1 3.4.Elia(hib  the  prieft— was  allied  to  Tobiah 
7. of  the  evill  that  Eliafhib  did  for  Tobiah 
8. 1  caft  forth  all  the  houlhold-ftuffe  of  Tobi. 
Cobtiab. 

2  Cfcf.i7.8.withthem  hefentToiij^  and  Tob-ad. 
Zech.6. 1  o.take  them  of  the  captivity  of  Tobijah 
i4.the  crowns  fhalbe  to  Helem3&  to  Tobijah 
Cochen. 
1  C&A4.3  2. their  villages  were  Tochen,  and  Alhan 
C  cccc 


Gen.zz.6.they  went  both  of  them  together       V.8. 
19.  rofe  up  and  went  together  to  Becrfheba 
25. 22. children  ftruggledtagette'  within  her 
42. 17. put  them  all  logeth.  into  ward  three  daies 
Exod.z.i}.  two  men  of  the  Hebrews  drove  togetb. 
i9.8.and  all  the  people  anfwered  together 
21.18.if  men  drive  togetb.Sa  one  fmtte  another 
26.3  .five  curtains  (hall  be  coupled  together 
6.  couple  the  curtains  together  with  the  taches 
1 1  .couple  the  tent  togetber,th3t  it  may  be 
24-they  (hall  be  coupled  together  beneath 

they  (hall  be  coupled  together  above 
28.7.  fo  it  (hall  be  joyned  together 
30.3  ^.tempered  together, oute  and  holy 
36.29.  they  were  coupled  together  at  the  head 
39.4.(houlder-pieces  for  it,  to  couple  it  together 
by  the  two  edges  was  it  coupled  together 
Lev.zj.  io.and  a  man  ot  Ifrael  drove  together 
Num.za- 10.  he  fmote  his  hands  together 
26.10.  fwallowed  them  up  together 
27.3.  that  gathered  themfelves  together  againd 
dIot.22.io.  not  plow  with  an  oxeor  an  affe  toge. 
1  i.as  of  wollen  and  linnen  together 
2? .  1 1 .  when  men  drive  togetb.  one  with  anoth 
/fljfe.  it.  {.pitched  fogtftar  at  the  waters  of  Merom 
17.10.  and  they  met  together  in  Afher 
i8.i.cong.ofthechil.oflf.affembl.themf.fflge. 
Judg.6. i$.3t\d  he  thrud  the  fleece  together 

10, 1 7. child,  of  Ammon  were  gathered  together 
19. 6. did  eat  and  drink  bothol  them  together 
29  divided  her,together  with  her  bones 

1  Saw.  10. 17. Samuel  called  the  people  together 

1 1.1 1. two  of  them  were  not  left  together 
17.10.  that  we  may  fight  together 
2 3. 8  .Saul  called  all  the  people  together  to  war 
28.23.his  (a.  toge.  with  the  wom.compell.him 
3  i.6.and  all  his  men  died  that  lam?  nay  together 

2  Sam.  2. 1 3 .  met  together  by  the  pool  of  G  ibeon 

i6.fo  they  fell  down  together 
1 2.3. and  it  grew  up  together  w  vh  him 
1 4.6.and  they  two  drove  together  in  the  fi<ld 

i6.dedroy  me  &  my  fon  together  out  of  the 
21.9. and  they  fell  all  feven  together 

1  King .3. 18.  and  we  were  together 

5.1 2. and  they  two  made  a  league  together 

1 1 . 1  .Solomon  loved  many  drange  w  om.togeth. 

2  Kjng.z.S.took  his  mantle,and  wrapt  it  together 

3.io.L.hath  called  thefe  }MiDgs  toge.  codeliv. 

Verfei3 
9.25".  when  I  and  thou  rode  together  after  Ahab 
1  Chro.  1  o.6".and  all  his  houfe  died  together 
Eyra  2.  64.  the  whole congreg.  togetb.  was  42360. 

Neb.7.66. 
3.9.then  flood— the  fons  of  Judah  together 

1  r.  they  fung  together  by  ccurfe 
4.3.  we  our  felves  together  will  build  to  the  Lo. 
6.20.prieds  and  Levites  were  purified  together 
Neb./^.6.znd  all  the  wall  was  joined  together 
S.confpired  all  of  them  together 
6.7. and  let  us  take  counfcll  together 

10. let  us  meet  together  in  the  houfe  of  God 
8.i.all  the  people  gathered  themfelves  together 
13. 1  i.and  I  gathered  them  together,  &  fet  -m  m 
Job  2. 1 1.  for  they  had  made  an  appointment  toge. 
3. 18.  there  the  prifoners  red  together 
6.2.calamity  laid  in  the  balances  together 
9.3  2-we  (liould  come  together  in  judgment 
1 0.8  .filhioncd  me  together  round  about 
1 7. 1 6. when  our  rtft  together  is  in  the  dud 
24.4-poor  of  the  earth  hide  themfelves  together 
34. 1 5 .all  fhlh  (hall  perilh  together 

38.7.when 


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j8.7.wlien  the  morning  ftars  fang  together 
?8.and  the  clods  cleave  h&  together 

40.1  j. hide  them  in  the  duft  together 

^.i.ij.fhutupWgetiwaswithaclofefeal 
i  7  .they  flick  tone. thzt  they  cannot  be  numb. 
2 3  .'flakes  of  his"flefh  are  joyned  together 
Pfal.14. 3  .they  are  all  together  become  filthy 

3  1.13.  while  they  took  counfell  fra^fki'ag.  me 

34.2.1etusexalc  his  name  together 

3  5.26.  brought  to  confufion  togeth.  that  rejoice 


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57,38.tran(grefloursmallbedeftroyed£<7g<tfkr 

4 1I7-.aH  that  hate  me  whifper  rtgWb.againft  me 

48.4.  the  kings  paffed  by  together 

49.  i.both  high  and  low,nch  and  poor  together 

5  5.14.  we  took  fweet  counfell  together 

7 1 .  io.lay  wait  for  my  foul3take  counfell  togeth. 

74.8. faid  in  their  hearts,Let  us  deftr.them  toge. 

8  3 . f  .they  have  confulted  togeth.  with  one conf. 

8  j. 10. mercy  and  truth  are  met  together 
88.17.they  compaffed  me  about  together 
98.8.  let  the  hilsbe  joyfoll  together 
1 22.  j.  as  a  citie  that  is  compact  together 
1 47 . 2.he  gathereth  together  the  out-cafts  of  Ifr, 

JVo.2i.2.the  rich  and  poor  meet  together 

29.13.  poor  &  tbedeceitfull  man  meettogethei 
Ecelef  4. j. the  fool  foldeth  his  hands  together 

1 1. if  two  \ietogether,they  have  heat 
l/<z.  1.18. come now,and  let  usreafon  together 

28.deftr.of  the  tranfg&  finners fhall  be  £w. 

3 1 .  and  they  fliall  both  burn  together 

9  1 1. and  joyn  his  enemies  together 
2  i.they  together  fhall  be  againft  Judah 

i  i.6\young  Hon  and  the  fading  together 
7.their  young  ones  fhall  lie  down  together 
I4.they  fhall  fpoil  them  of  the  eaft  together 

i8.6.they  fhall  be  lefttogcther  unto  the  fouls 

22.3.  all  thy  rulers  are  fled  together 

all  that  are  found  in  thee  are  bound  toge. 

2  j.ii.bring  down  their  pride  togeth.wkh  fpoil 
z6.i9.togeth.  with  my  dead  body  fhall  they  rife 
27.4.I  would  burn  them  together 

3  i-3.they  all  fhall  fail  together 
3  4.4.  heavens  fhall  be  rolled  together  as  a  fcrole 
40. 5. and  all  flefh  fhall  fee  it  together 
4 1. 1  .let  us  come  neer  together  to  judgment 

i9.the  pine  and  the  box-tree  together 
20.that  they  may  underftand  togeth.  that  the 
a 3. that  we  may  behold  it  togetl  er 
43.17.they  fhall  lie  down  togeth.  they  fhall  not 

2<5.1et  us  plead  together 
44. 1 1.  let  them  all  be  gathered  together 
4  j.S.  let  righteoufneffe  fpring  up  together 
i6.they  fhall  go  to  confufion  together 
20. draw  neer  together,  ye  that  are  efcaped 
2 1  .yea,let  them  take  counfell  together 
46.2.they  ftoup,they  bow  down  together  . 
,  48. 13. call  unto  them,thcy  ftand  up  together 
J2.8.with  the  voice  together  fliall  they  iing 

9. ling  together ,yt  wafte  places  of  Jerufalem 
6*0.  j.then  thou  (halt  fee,and  flow  together 
t?j.  7.  and  the  iniquities  of  your  fathers  togeth. 
2  j.  the  wolf  and  the  lamb  fhall  feed  together 
fer.6. 1 1.  &  upon  the  affembly  of  young  men  toge. 
1 2. with  their  fields  and  wives  together 
z  1.  fathers  &  fons  together  fhall  fall  on  them 
13.14.  even  the  fathers  and  the  fons  together 
3 1.8.  and  her  that  travelleth  with  child  together 
1 2. fhall  flow  together  in  the  goodneffe  of  the 
1 3 .  young  men  &  old  men  toge.  fhall  rejoice 
24.and  in  all  the  cities  thereof  together 
4i.i.wheretheydideatbread?0geJfei"inMizp. 
46.1 2. and  they  are  fallen  both  together 

2 1  .and  they  are  fled  away  together 
48.7.0110  captiv.with  hispriefts  &  princes  toge. 
Chap.49.~3. 

jo.  29.  call  together  the  archers  againft  Babylon 
3  3.chil.ofIf.&  the chi.of  Ju.were oppre.toget. 
J 1.27.  call  frge.againft  her  the  kingd.  of  Arar. 
3  8.they  fhall  roar  together  like  lions 
44.  nations  fhall  not  flow  together  unto  him 
£*?»?.  2. 8. they  languished  together 
£3^.21.14.  fmite  thine  hands  together 

17. 1  willalfo  fmite  mine  hands  together 
29.5.  thou  (halt  not  be  brought  together 
3  7. 7. the  bones  came  together,  bone  to  his  bone 
Dan.  2.3  j. and  the  gold  broken  to  pieces  together 


6.7.  counfellers  &  captains  have  confulted  to? e. 
1 1 .6. they  fhall  joyn  themfelves  together 
Hof.  1 1.8.  my  rcpentings  are  kindled  together 
Amos  i.ij.he,and  his  princes  togetber&nh  the  L. 
3 .3<can  two  walk  together  except  they  be  agreed 
Mic.z.i  z.l  will  put  them  together  as  the  fheep  of 
Nah.  1. 10.  while  they  be  fokkn  together  as  thorns 

2. 10. and  the  knees  fmite  together 
Zech.  1  o.4.out  of  him  every  oppreflbur  together 
M^.  1.18. before  they  came  together ,fhe  was  found 
1 3.30.  let  both  grow  together  untill  the  harvef.t 
19.6.  what  therefore  God  hath  joined  together 
Mar\  io.<;. 
27.  62. chiefpriefts  and  Phar.  came  to  Pilate 
Mark  *-r  J.many  publicans  &  finners  Cite  together 
3.20.the  multitude  cometh  together  again 
6,33  .and  came  together  unto  him 
7.1.  then  came  together  unto  him  the  Pharifees 
?.2  5.faw  that  the  people  came  running  togethtr 
1 2.28.  having  heard  them  reafening  together,&: 
14.51J.but  their  witneffe  agreed  not  together 

yo.neither  fo  did  their  wiuiefl'e  agree  together 
1  j.  1 6.they  call  together  the  w hole  land 
Lu\e  j.  if  .and  a  great  multitude  came  together 
6.38.preffed  down>and  fhaken  together 
1 3 . 1 1.  was  bowed  together,  &  could  in  no  wife 
1 5  6.he  calleth  together  his  friends  and  neighb. 
9.(he  calleth  her  friends  3nd  neighb.  together 
17.3  5: .two  women  fhall  be  grinding  together 
22.  j  5. were  fet  down  together, Veter  fate 

66\chief  priefts  and  fcribes  came  together 
23.1 2.Pilate  &  Herod  were  made  friends  togeth. 
48.aH  the  people  that  came  toge.to  that  li°ht 
24.14.they  talked  together  of  all  thefe  things'* 
John  4.35.8c  he  that  reapeth  may  rejoice  together 
20.4X0  they  ran  both  together 

7.but  wrapped  together  in  a  place  by  it  felf 
21.2.  there  were  together  Simon,  Peter,Thomas 
Ads  i.4.being  alfembled  together  with  them,com. 
1  j.number  of  names  togeth.  were  about  1 20. 
2. 6. the  multitude  came  together 
'    44.aH  that  beleeved  were  together 
3. 1. Peter  &  John  went  uptage.into  the  temple 

1 1. all  the  people  ran  together  unto  them 
5»9.that  ye  have  agreed  together  to  tempt  the  fpi. 

2 1. and  called  the  councell  together 
10.24.and  had  called  together  his  kinfmen 
1  j.6".apoftles  and  elders  came  fogrt/w 
i<?.22.multitude  rofe  up  together  againft  them 
19.2  j.  whom  he  called  togeth.mth  the  workm. 
21. 30. citie  wasmoved,and  the  people  ran  toee. 
23.1 2.certain  of  the  Jews  banded  together 
Rom.  1 . 1 2.that  I  may  be  comforted  togeth.with  you 
3.i2.theyare  together  become  unprofitable 
6.  j.if  we  have  been  plan.frigc.in  the  likenefs  of 
8.i7.that  we  may  bealfo  glorified  together 
22.travelleth  in  pain  together  untill  now 
28.that  all  things  work  together  for  good  to 
1  j.30.tbatye  ftriv.etogwkwith  mein  yourpr. 

1  Cor.  1 .  1  o.that  ye  may  be  perfectly  joyned  together 
3 .9.we  are  labourers  together  with  God 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 1. you  alfo  helping  togeth  by  prayer  for  us 
6. 1. we  then,as  workers  together  with  him. 

1 4. 1.  be  not  unequally  yoked  together 
Epbef.z.f.  hath  quickened  us  together  with  Chrift 
tf.and hath raifed  usup together 

&  made  us  to  fit  toge.in  heavenly  places 

Ji.  in  whom  all  the  building  fitly  inm.toge. 

22.  in  whom  you  are  builded  together  for  an 

4-i6".from  whom  the  whole  body  fitly  join.tog. 

P hil.  1. 1  j. driving  together  for  the  faith 

3.i7.brethren,be  followers  together  of  me 
Col.z.z.being  knit  together  in  love 

1 3. hath  he  quickened  together  with  him 
I9.knitft»gef6.increafetb  with  the  incr.of  G. 


lo.Toi  lent  Joram  his  fon  to  k.  Da.  to  faIute 
lor  Hadadezer  had  wars  with  Tot 
€otI. 
Gcn.<;.z$.  concerning  our  work  &  toi!3of  our  h3n. 
4 1. J 1. God  made  me  forget  all  my  toil 

fcofl. 

Mat.6.z8.theytoil  not,neither  do  they  fpin 

Luke  12.27. 

«oficu. 
Lu\e  j.  j.  mafterjwe  have  toiled  all  the  night 

Coiling;. 
Mar.S.tf.he  faw  them  toiling  in  rowing,for  the 

Sofeen. 
Gen.^.i  2.God  faid,Tbis  is  the  token  of  the  cove. 

Vetfe  17. 
ij.thebow  in  the  cloud  fhall  be  forztoken 
Exo.3.1 2.this  fhall  be  a  tokenunto  thee  that  I  have 
12.13.  hloud  fliall  be  to  ycu  for  a  token  on  your 
1 3. 1 6. fhall  be  for  a  f 0^3  upon  thine  hand 
Num.  17.10.  to  be  kept  for  a  token  agai.  the  rebels 
Jojh. z.i  2. and  give  me  a  true  token 
Pfal  86. 1 7. (lie w  me  a  token  for  good 
Mar.14.44.thit  betrayed  him,  had  giv.them  atoh. 
Ph1L1.28.is  to  them  an  evident  token  of  perdition' 
2rk/ii.j.wchisamanifeft^.oftherigh.judgm. 
3 .  i7,which  is  the  token  of  every  epift.  fo  I  write 

Cofeens. 

»«/.22.ij.bring  forth  the  fo^.of  the  damf.viraini. 
1 7. thefe  are  the  tokens  of  my  daugh.virginiry 
2o.and  the  tokens  of  virginity  be  not  found 
job  21. 29. and  doye  know  their  tokens 
Pfal.6s.8.  they — are  afraid  at  thy  tokjas 

1 3  f  .9.  who  fent  tok-  &  wonders  into  the  midfl 
Ifa.44.zf.  that  fruftrateth  the  tokens  of  the  liars 

€ola.   Colattes. 

G?K.46.i3.fonsof  Iffachar,Tfl/d  1  Chro.y.x, 

N  um.  z6.z  7. of  tola, the  familie  of  the  Tolaites 
Judg.io.i.atoCe  to  defend  Ut.Tola  the  fon  of  Puah 
1  Cfcff.7. 2. the  fons  of  tola;  Uzzi,and  Rephaiah 
heads  of  their  fath.houfe,  to  viit,of  Tola 
€olaD. 
1  Chro.4. zg.ihey  dwelt  at  Ezem3and  at  Tolad 

©OlD. 
Gen.3.1  i.who  told  thee  that  thou  waft  naked 
9.2  i.his  fathers  nakedneffe,&  told  his  two  bre. 
14. 13. came  one  that  had  efcapcd,&  told  Abram 
20.  8.  Abimel.roZ^all  thefe  things  in  their  ears 
24.28. damfell  ran  and  told  her  mothers  houfe 
3  3.I  will  not  eat  until  I  have  told  my  errand 
66.  fervant  ioWIfaac3lI  things 
27.42.  w  ords  of  Efau  were  told  to  Rebckah 
29. 1 2.  Jacob  told  Rach.  he  was  her  fathers  bro. 
Rachel  ran  and  told  her  father 
i3.Jacob  told  Labrn  all  thefe  things 
37.  j.  a  dream,  and  he  told  it  to  his  brethren 

Verfe  9. 
10.  be  told  it  his  father  and  brethren 
40.9.chief  butler  told  his  dream  to  Jofeph 
41. 8. Pharaoh  told  them  his  dream 

24.I  told  this  to  the  magicians,but  there 
47.i.Jofephcameandfo/d  Pharaoh,and  faid 
48. 1.  one  tali  Jofeph ,Thy  father  is  fick 
2. one  told  Jacob,Behold,thy  fon  Jofeph 
Exod.4.z%.Mokstold Aar.  all  the  wordsofthe  L. 
J.  1 .  Mofes  and  Aaron  went  in  and  told  Phar. 
i6.22.rulersof  thecongreg.came  &  toldMoks 
1 8.8.  MoC.told  his  father-in-law  all  that  the  L. 
1 9.9. Mof  told  the  wordsofthe  pcop.tothe  Lo. 
24. 3. and  Mofes  came  and  told  the  people  all 
Lev.zi.  24.  Mofes  told  it  to  Aaron,  &  to  his  fons 
Num.i  i.24.Mofes  went  our,and  told  the  people 
27. ran  a  young  man,  and  toldMoCes,  &  faid 
14.39.  Mofes  to/dail  thefe  fayingsunto  all  the 
23.26\Baalam  faid  to  Balak,7"flWnot  I  thee   . 
2940.Mofes  told  the  childr.  of  Ifr.accord.to  all 


.Thef.4,iy.  fiiali  be  caught  up  together  with  them    £>«tf.i7.4.and  ;t  be  told  thee,  and  thou  haft  heard 


io.we  fiiould  live  together  with  him 
1  '.wherefore  comfort  your  f elves  together 
2  Thef.z.i  .and  by  our  gathering  together  with  him 
Heb.io.z  j. not  forfak.tbe  alfemb.of  our  felves  tog. 
fames  j.3.heaped  treafure  togeth.  for  the  laft  daies 
1  Pct-i.-j.  as  being  heirs  togeth.  of  the  grace  of  life 


1  Sdin.i.i.  the  fon  of  To/j//,rhe  fon  of  Zuph 
©Oi, called  Cou. 

2  Sam.2.9.  when  Toi  k.  of  Hamath  heard  that  Da. 


Jof.z.z$.mc\  told  him  all  things  that  befell  them 
judg  6. 1 3.  all  his  miracles  which  our  fath.  told  Ms  j  | 
7.1 3. a  man  that  told  a  dream  unto  his  fellow 
9.7.when  they  told  it  to  Jotham,he  went  and 

42.peo.went  out  into  the  fieldj&fa/^Abim. 
1 3.6.  neither  told  he  me  his  name 

2  3. this  time  have  told  us  fuch  things  as  thefe 
14. 2. he  came  up,and  told  his  father  and  mother 
6.told  rot  his  father  or  his  mother  what 
9.  he  told  not  them  that  he  had  taken  the  ho. 

16. and 


T  O  L       TO  L^ 

i$.  and  haft  not  told  the  riddle  to  me 

I  have  not  told  it  my  father  and  mother 
17.011  the  fevench  day,  that  he  told  her 

(he  told  the  riddle  to  the  chil.of  her  peo. 
i6.i7.thathe  toldhtiaW  his  heart,  and  faid 
1 8. Delilah  law  that  he  told  hcrall  his  heart 
nutb  3.  16.  fhe  told  her  all  thit  the  man  had  done 
Sam.$.i4-min  came  in  haftily,and  told  Eli 
8.io,Simuelttf/ialI  the  words  of  the  Lo.  unto 
o.if.  now  the  Lord  hid  told  Samuel  in  his  ear 
10.16.he  told  us  plainly  ch3C  the  ai'fes  were  feu. 
2  f . Samuel  foM  the  people  the  manner  of  the 
ii.4.and«oWthe  tidings  in  the  ears  of  the 
14. 1  but  he  told  not  his  father 

2  3  .then  they  told  Saul,  faying,Behold,the  _ 
18.20.they  ioM  Saul, and  the  thing  pleafed  him 
26.when  his  fervants  told  David  thefe  words 
19. i.JonathanfflW  David,  faying,Saul 
23.  i.theri  they  told  Da.faying..Behold,the  Phil. 
2  5. Saul-went  to  feek  him,&  they  toldDsv. 
2j.14.one  of  the  yong  men  told  Abigail 
19.  but  fhe  told  not  her  husband  Nabal 
S<zra.2.4.they  ioMDavid,faying,The  men  of  Ja. 
3. 2 3. they  told  Joab,faying  that  Abnercarne  to 
10. f  .when  they  toldk  to  David,he  fent  to  meet 
1 1. 5. woman  conceived,  and  fent  &  told  David 
xo.had  told  David.faying,  Uriah  went  not 
1 8Joab  fent  and  told  David  all  the  things 
i*. 3 1. one  told  David,faying,  Ahithophel  is 
1 7.1 7.  and  a  wench  went  and  told  them 

and  they  went  and  told  king  David 
i8.a  lad  faw  tbem,and  told  Abfalom 
2i.went  and  told  king  David,and  faid,Arife 
18. 10.  a  certain  man  faw  it, and  told  Joab,and 

25  .watchman  faw  it,and  told  the  king 
19.8  .told  unto  all  the  people,faying,Behold 

1  l^.i.23-they t0^  theking,faying,Behold,Nath. 

2.39.  told  Shimei/aying,  Thy  fetv.  be  in  Gath 
10.3  .and  Solomon  told  her  all  her  queftions 

not  any  thing— which  he  told  her  not 
1 3.1 1. them  they  toldz\(o  unto  their  father 

z<.toldk  in  the  citie  where  the  old  prophet 
1 9.1.  Ahab  told  Jezeb.  all  that  Elijah  had  done 

2  I(.'«j;-4,7-t'"ien  me  Cirue  an^  tfl'^tne  man  °f  God 
y  ,4.and  one  went  in,and  roMhis  lord,faying 
7. 10. they  ffl/rfthem,faying,VVecametothe  ca. 

1 1  .they  told  it  to  the  kings  houfe  within 

15  .melfengt  rs  returned,and  toldthe  king 

9.18.  watchmen  ioM,faying,  The  mefleng.came 

io.watchmen  foW,faying,He  came  even  to 

i  Cfcc.17.2f.h3ft  told  thy  ferv.that  thou  wilt  build 

19. f  .then  there  went  certain,and  told  David 

9.2.Solomon  foWherall  her  queftions 

was  nothing  hid — that  he  told  her  not 
20.2. came  fome  that  told  Jehofhaphat,Ciying 
34.18. Sbaphan  told  theking,faying,Htlkiah 
E^c.8.17.1  told  them  what  they  fhould  fay  to  Iddo 
Neh.z.iz.nei.toldl  any  man  whn  God  had  put 
1  ^.neither  h-d  I  as  yet  told  it  to  the  Jews 
18. then  I  faZrfthetr.  of  the  hand  of  my  God 
Eft.z.zi.toldk  unto  Efther}and  Either  certified 
3 .^.told  Haman,to  fee  w heth.Mord. his  matters 
he  had  told  them  that  he  was  3  Jew 
4. 4. her  chamberlains  came  and  told  it  her 
9.Hatachcameand  to/iEfther'the  words  of 
1 2. they  told  to  Mordecai  Efthers  words 
f.ii.HimantoWthem  of  the  glory  of  his 
6.2.th.u  Mord.hadio/^ofBigthana  and  Terefli 
1 3  Haman  told  Zerefh  his  wife.,&  all  his  fr. 
S.i.Eftherhad  toM  what  he  was  unto  her 
Job  if.iS.whichwife  men  have  told  from  their  fa. 
P/d/.44.i.our  fathers  have  toWuswhat  wotkthou  I 
78.3.know,and  our  fathers  have  told  us 
90.9.we  fpend  our  yeers  as  a  tale  that  is  told 
ifa.n^.S .  have  not  I  told  thee  from  that  time 
4? .  21  .who  hath  told  it  from  that  time 
$  1.  if. that  which  had  not  been  to  Id  them  fhall 
Jw.36.2o.i0/dall  the  words  in  the  ears  of  the  king 
$8.27.  he  told  them  accord,  to  all  thefe  words 
£Mtf.4.7.andI  foWthe  dream  before  them 
8.before  him  I  told  the  dream 
7.1 .3nd  told  the  fum  of  the  matters 
Jonah  1. 10. knew  that  he  fled— becaufe  he  had  told 
Zecb.  10. 2. diviners  have  told  falfe  dreams 
Mat.%.  3  3 .  went — into  the  city,&  told  every  thing 
I4.i2.buriedit3and  went  and  told  Jefus 


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2  S«W.4.io.when  one  foWme,f3ying,BthcId3SauI 


26.1  f.  be  told  for  a  memoriall  of  her 
Mark,  f  .i4.flcd,and  told  k  in  the  citie 

1 6. they  that  faw  kjoldihcm  how  it  befell 
9. 1 2. £(3M  them,  Elias  verily  cometh  firft 
16. 10. (lie  went  Sctold  them  that  had  been  with 
1 3  .they  went  and  told  it  to  the  refidue 
L».i.4f  .performance  of  thofe  things  wcl'  were  told  |  John  4.29.come,fee  a  man  which  toldmc  all  thing: 
2.i8.wondred  at  thofe  things  which  were  told  39.  he  told  me  all  that  ever  I  did 


1  Kjng.io.7.3nd  behold ,thc  half  was  not  toidmc 
14.2.  whichtoldme  that  I  fhould  be  king  over 

2  2$8g.4.27.hid  it  from  me,  and  hath  not  toldmc 
8 .14.be  told  me  that  thou  (houldft  furely  rrcov. 

2  Cbr.9.6.  one  half  of — thy  wifd,  was  not  toldmc 
Dan7.16.io  he  ft>Mme,and  made  me  know 


8.34.wentandfr>/dit  in  the  city 

l6.told  them  by  what  means  he  that  was  pof. 
9. 36. told  no  man  in  thofe  dayes  any  of  thefe 
zq.g.totd  all  thefe  things  unto  the  eleven 
10.  which  told  thefe  things  unto  the  apoftles 
jf  .they  told  what  things  were  done  in  the 
John  5.1  f  .man  departed,  &  told  the  Jews  that  it 
1 1.46.  &  told  them  what  things  Jefus  had  done 
1 2. 22.again,  Andrew  and  Philip  told  Jefus 
20. 1 8 .  Mary  Magdalen  came  &  told  the  difcip. 
A&.% .22.found  them  in  prifon,  they  reuu\&  told 
2 f  .then  came  one,  and  told  them, faying 
9.6.it  fhall  be  told  thee  what  thou  (halt  do 
12.14.  told  how  Peter  flood  before  the  gate 
i6i36>keeperof  the  prif.fo/afthis  faying  to  Paul 
38.fergeants  told  thefe  words  to  the  magiftr. 
22. 10. there  itfhallbe  toldthee  ofall  things 

26.  he  went  and  toldthe  chief  captain 
23.1 6 .entred  into  the  CAftle,and  told  Paul 
2  Co;'.7.7.when  he  told  us  your  earneft  defire 

Colt)  him. 
Gen.  22.  3.  to  the  place  of  which  God  had  told  him 
9,came  to  the  place  which  God  had  told  him 
26.3  2.Ifaacsferv.  came  and  toldhim  of  a  well 
3 1. 20.  in  that  he  told  him  not  that  he  fled 
4 1. 1 2.weft>/fi!  him,and  he  interpreted  unto  us 
42.29.rtW  him  all  that  befell  unto  them 
43.7.wertWhfm  according  to  the  tenour 
44.24.we  toldhim  the  words  of  my  lord 
4f.26.and  told  him,  Jofeph  is  yet  alive 
27.theyt()Mhimall  the  words  of  Jofeph 
Num.  1 3. 17. told  him,&  faid,  We  came  into  the  la 

1  Sam. $.iz..l  have  toldhim  that  I  will  judge  his 
18.  and  Samuel  W/«/ him  every  whit 

10.16.of  the  kingdome-1-  he  told  him  not 

1  i.f .  toldhim  the  tidings  of  the  men  of  Jabefh 
14.43. Jonathan  to^  him,&  faid,!  did  but  tafte 
18.24.fer.of  Saul  fo/rfhimjfayingjOn  thisman. 
19. 1  i.Michal  Dav.wife  told  him,  (aying,If  thou 

1 8. David  toldhim  all  that  Saul  had  done 
24-1.it  was  told  him,  faying,  Behold,Dav.is  in 

2  f.  1 2. came  and  toldhim  all  thofe  fayings 
36.wherefore  fhe  toldhim  noth.leffe  or  more 
37.  and  his  wife  had  told  him  thefe  things 

2  Sam.i-i  .Da.  faid  to  the  yong  man  that  told  him 
6. the  young  man  that  toldhim,(zii,As  I 
1 3  .Dav.  faid  to  the  young  man  that  told  him 

14.3  3. fo  Joabc3me  to  the  kings  and  told  them 
18.1  i.Jcab  faid  unto  the  man  that  toldhim 
24.1 3  .and  Gad  came  to  David,and  told  him 

1  Xjng.  13.11  .told  him  all  the  works  that  the  man 
18.16.Obad.  went  to  meet  Ahab,and  toldhim 
20.17.Benhadadf.nt  out,and  tff/dhira,faying 

2  Kjng.4.1  t.toldhim, faying, The  child  is  not 
6.io.to  the  place  which  the  man  of  G. toldhim 

1 3  .it  was  told  him,faying,Beh.he  is  in  Doth. 
8. 6. when  the  ki.  asked  the  woman,fhe?oMhim 

7.1c  was  told  him,faying,  The  man  of  God 
9.  j  6. they  came  again  and  told  him 
io.8.came a  meffenger  and  toldhim, faying 
1 8.37.and  told  him  the  words  of  Rabfhakeh 

j/a.36.22. 
23.1 7. men  of  the  city  told  him,I  t  is  the  fepulch. 
E/2.4.7.Mordec.  toldhim  ofall  that  had  happened 
Job  37. 20. fhall  it  be  toldhim  what  I  fpeak 
Mat.  1 2. 48. faid  to  him  that  ro/J him,  Who  is  my 
Mar.$ .  33.  and  told  him  all  the  truth 

6.$o,toldhim  all  things, both  what  they 
Lu\e  8. 20.it  was  told  him  by  certain ,which  faid 
■9.io.apoftles  toldhim  all  that  they  had  done 
13. 1. fome  that  fcMhimofthe  Galileans 
18.37.  told  him  that  Jefus  of  Nazar.paffethby 
ColO  me. 
Judg.ii-6.nzkhzv  toldheme  his  name 

1 6. 1  o.haft  mocked  me5and  told  me  lies    V.  1  3 . 
1  f .  haft  not  told  me  wherein  thy  great  flren. 
1  Sam.  23.22.  is  told  mc  that  he  dealet  h  very  fubt . 
Cc  ccc  z 


Acli  23.3o.whenit  was  toldmc  how  that  the  Jews 
-27.2  f  .that  it  fhall  be  even  as  it  was  told  me. 
Was  ColD. 
Gen.tz.io.vuzstold  Abiah.(ayin£r,Behold,Mikah 
3  1. 22.it  wai  told  Laban  that  Jacob  fled 
38.1 3. it  was  rflMTamarJkholdjthy  father 
24.it  was  told  Judah,fiying,Tamar 
Exod.14.5 .it  was  told  the  k.o/Eg.that  thepeo.fled 
/of.2.2.w3s  told  the  king  of  Jericho,  faying 

9. 24.it  was  certainly  told  thy  fervants,  how  that 

10. 17.it  was  told  Jof.  The  five  kings  are  found 

Jiidg.g.i  f.robb.all  that  came-<&  it  was  told  Abi. 

47.  it  was  told  Abim.that  all  the  men  of  the 

i6.2.it  was  told  the  Gazites/aying,Samfon  is 

1  Sam.  1  f .  1 2.it  was  told  Sam.faying,Saul  came  to 
19.19.it  was  «fl/dSam.Behold,Da.isat  Naioth 

2i.when  it  was  roMSau!,  he  fent  other  mtff. 
2  3. 7. it  was  told  Saul  that  Da. was  come  to  Kei 

1 3  .was  told  Saul,that  David  was  efcaped 
27.4.ic  was  to/rf  Saul,that  Da. was  fled  to  Gath 

2  Sam.6. 1 2.it  was  told  king  Da.faying,  The  Lord 
10.17.when  it  wzstold  Dav.he  gathered  all  If. 
19.1.U  was  rt/rfJoab3Behold,'he  king  wcepeth 
21. 11.  it  was  told  David  what  Rizp.ih  had  done 

I  iCw.i.f  i.it  was  toldSoio.  Behold,  Adon.feareth 
2-29.it  was  told  Solo,  that  joab  was  fled  to  the 
41.  was  told  Sol.  that  Shimei  had  gone  from 
1 8. 1 3. w  as  it  not  told  my  lord  what  I  did 

1  Chro.  14. 17.it  was  told  David,  &  he  gath.all  Ifr. 
lfa.7.z.k  was  told  the  houfe  of  David, faying,Syria 
D<w.8.26.the  vifion— which  wzstold, is  true 
Lu\e  2.17-which  wasfo/dthemconcern.this  child 

ao.as  it  was  told  unto  them 
^.23. 30.  when  it  wastaWme  how  thit  the  Jews 
27.25.it  fhall  be  even  as  itwasfo/i  me 
ColDj/ffa. 

2  Klng.\.7.  to  meet  yoo,and  told  you  thefe  words 
I  fa.  40.41.  hath  it  not  been  told  you  from  the  begin. 
Hab.  1.  f  .will  not  beleeve,though  it  be  told  you 
Afdt.24.2f  .behold,  I  have  toldyou  before 

28.7.there  ye  fhall  fee  him,  loe  I  have  toldyou 
fbb.i.iz.told you  earthly  things,&  ye beleeve  not 
8.40.  a  man  that  hath  told  you  the  truth 
9.27.I  have  told  you  already,  &  ye  did  not  hear 
10. 2f  .1  told  you,and  ye  beleeved  not 
J  4.2. if  it  were  not  fo,I  would  have  toldyou 
29. 1  have  told  you  before  ic  cometopaffe 
1 6. 4. but  thefe  things  have  I  toldyou 

ye  may  remember  that  I  toldyou  before 
18.8.I  have  toldyou  that  I  am  he 
2  Cor.  1 3 . 2.1 1  old  you  before,  &  fore-tell  you,as  if 
Gd/.f.2i.asl  havealforoWyouin  timepaft 
Vhll. 3 . 1 8 .of  whom  I  have  toldyou  often 
1  Thef.2.4»we  told  you  before,  that  we  fhould  fuff. 
2Tfcf/.2.f.  was  yet  with  you,IfoW  you  thefe  thin. 
Jitde  18.  told  you  there  fhould  be  mockers  at  the 


1  J0'#?.8.f. could  not  be  told  not  numb,  for  mult. 

2  Chro.  f  .6. 

2  Kjn.iz.io.toldthe  money  that  was  found  in  the 

1 1  .they  gave  the  money ,being  told,  into 
2  Cfcc.2.2.  Solomon  told  out  70000.  to  bear  burd. 
Ealef.6. 6. though  he  live  a  thouf.yeeis  twice  told 

Colerable. 

Mat. 10. lj.moretolerable  for  Sod.  andGomor.in 

Mar\6.\\.Lu\o  10.12. 

1  i.22.more  tolerab.  for  Tyre  &  Sid. at  that  day 

Ln^e  10.14. 

24>more  tolerable  for  Sod.in  the  day  of  judg. 

Coll. 

E^fa  4. 1 3  .then  will  they  not  pay  ?0//,tnbute 

20,r»//,tribute,  &  cuftome  was  paid  to  them 
7. 24.ro  impofe  £off,trihute,or  cuftome  on  them 

Combe 

Job  21.3  i.and  fhall  remain  in  the  tombe 
Mat.i7.60.  laid  it  in  his  new  tomb  which  he  had 
Mark.  6. 19. took  up  his  corps, and  laid  it  in  a  to;?:b'\ 


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Combed. 

Mat.S.iS.poK-whhdiv.  coming  out  of  the  tombcs 
23.29.  becaufe  ye  build  the  tombcs  of  the  proph. 
M.at.%.1.  there  met  him  two  out  of  the  tombes 
j. who  had  his  dwelling  among  the  tombes 
5. he  wa$  in  the  ft)J»fe*>crying,and  cutting 
Z.«£.8.27.neith.  abode  in  any  houfe»but  in  the  to. 


■E#oi.2$.38.thou(halt  make  the  tongs  thereof 
2V«z«.4.9.take  a  cloth  of  blue,and  cover  his  tongs 
1  Xjng-7-W-  and  the  lamps,  and  the  tongs  of  gold 

2  rt/O.4.21. 
Ifa.6.6.hid  taken  with  the  tongs  from  ofFthe  altar 
44. 1 2.fmith  with  the  tongs  both  worketh  in 

tongue, 
Exod.  1 1 .7. (hall  not  a  dcg  move  his  tongue 
Jof.  10.2 1. none  moveth  his  frwzg.ag.any  of  the  chi. 
Judg.7.%.  that  lappeth  of  the  water  with  his  tongue 
Job  g.2 1. be  hid  from  the  fcourge  of  the  tongue 
1 5. 5. thou  cbufefl  iht  tongue  of  the  crafty 
20.i2.though  he  hid  it  under  his  tongue 

1 6.  the  vipers  tongue  mall  flay  him 
29.10.  their  tongue  cleaved  to  the  roof  of  their 
41.1  .canft  thou  draw  out  his  tongue  with  a  cord 
Pfal. ?.9.they  flatter  with  theittongue 

10.7 .under  his  tongue  is  mifchiefand  vanity 
1 2.  j.  cut  ofFthe  tongue  that  fpeaketh  proud  thi. 

4.faid,With  our  tongue  will  we  prevail 
1  y.j.he  thatbackbiteth  not  with  his  tongue 
34.1  j. keep  thy  tongue  from  evill 
37.30.and  his  tongue  talketh  of  judgment 
50. 19. and  thy  tongue  frameth  deceit 
72.2.thyf0»g«f-divifeth  mifchiefs 

4-devouring  words, O  thou  deceitfull  tongue 
57.4.  and  their  tongue  a  (harp  fword 
64.  j.who  whet  their  tongue  like  a  fword 

8.  make  their  own  tongue  to  fall  upon  themf. 
68.2j.and  the  tongue  ot~thy  dogs  in  the  fame 
7  3 .9. their  tongue  walketh  thorow  the  earth 
109.1. fpeak  againft  me  with  a  lying  tongue 
1 20. 2.deliver  my  foul  from  a  deceitfull  tongue 

3.  done  unto  thee,  thou  falfe  tongue 
1 26.2.and  our  tongue  filled  with  ringing 
Pro.6.  ij.TL  lying  tongue,  and  hands  that  (hed 

24.  from  the  flatt.of  the  ftra.of  a  ftrange  wo. 
10.20. the  tongue  of  the  juft  is  as  choice  (ilver 
3  i.but  the  froward  tongue  (hall  be  cut  out 
12.18.the  tongue  of  the  wife  is  health 

19.  a  lying  tongue  is  but  for  a  moment 

1  f.z.tongue  of  the  wife  ufeth  knowledge  aright 

4. a  wholefome  tongue  is  a  tree  of  life 
1 6. 1  .anfwer  of  the  tongue  is  from  the  Lord 
17.4.3  lyar  giveth  ear  to  a  naughty  tongue 

20.  hath  a  perverfe  tongue, fMzth  into  mifch. 
1 8. 2i.  death  &  life  are  in  the  power  of  the  ton. 
2 1.6 .getting  of  treafures  by  a  lying  tongue  is 

2  j  .whofo  keepeth  his  tongue, keepeth  his  foul 

2  J.  15.  and  afoftM»g«ebreafceththebone 

23.  fo  doth  an  angry  coun.a  backbiting  tong. 

26.28.  a  lying  tongue  hareth  thofe  that  areaffli. 

28.jj.then  he  that  flattereth  with  the  tongue 

3 1 .26. in  her  tongue  is  the  law  of  kindnefle 
Cant. 4.1 1. milk  and  honyare  under  thy  tongue 
Ifa. 3. 8. becaufe  their  tongue  is  againft  the  Lord 

30.27.and  his  tongue  as  a  devouring  fire 

3  2. ^.tongue  of  the  ftammerer  (hal  be  ready  to  fp. 
3  3. 1 9. a  people  of  a  Hammering  tongue 
3  f  .6\then  (hall  the  tongue  of  the  dumb  fing 
41.17.and  their  tongue  faileth  forthirft 
4f.23.unto  me  every  tongue  (hall  fwear 
5  0.4. L.G.  hath  given  me  the  tongue  of  the  Iear. 
5 4*17. every  tongue  that  (hall  rife  ag.thee  in  jud. 
57.4. againft  whom — draw  ye  out  the  tongue 
?9.3.your  tongue  hath  muttered  perverfeneffe 

/er.9.3.bend  their  tonguelike  their  bowes,  for  lies 
%.  taught  their  tongue  to  fpeak  lies 
8. their  tongue  is  as  an  arrow  (hot  out 
18.18.and  let  us  fmite  him  with  the  tongue 
Lam.^.tongue  of  the  fucking  child  cleavetb  to 
Exek.t.z6.make  thy  tongue  cleave  to  the  roof 
Hef.7.1 6.by  the  fword  ,for  the  rage  of  their  tongue 
Micab  6. 1  i.their  tongue  is  deceitfull  in  their  mou. 
Hab.  1 . 1 3.  &  holdeft  thy  tongue  when  the  wicked 
Zep^.3.i3.nei.(hall  a  deceitfull  tonguebe  found  in 
Zecb.  1 4. 1 2.their  tongue  (hall  confume  away 
Mark  7.33 .he  fpit,and  touched  his  tongue 


3  5  .the  firing  of  his  tonguewss  Ioofed 
Lu\e  i.64.his  tongue  Ioofed,  and  he  fpake  and 
James  i.2.6.andbridlethnot  histonguejbut  dtceiv. 
3 .5.even  fo  the  tongue  is  a  little  member 
6.the  tongue  is  a  fire,a  world  of  iniquity 

fo  is  the  tongue  among  the  members 
8. but  the  tongue  can  no  man  tame 

1  Pet.i.  10. let  him  refrain  his  tongue  from  evill 
i  John  3. 18. neither  love  in  tongue,but  in  deed 

Hold  <vEo!tgue,  See  ilf  oID. 
My  Congtie, 

2  S<OT.2  3.2.and  his  word  was  in  my  tongue 
£/2/?.7.4.fold  for  bond-men-I  had  held  my  tongue 
Job  6.24#teach  me,and  I  will  hold  my  tongue 

30.1s  there  iniquity  in  my  tongue 
I3.i9.iflholdmyf07zg.l(hall  give  up  thegho. 
27.4.my  tongue  (hall  not  utter  deceit 
3  3.2.my  tongue  hath  fpoken  in  my  mouth 
Pfal.zz.  1  f.my  tongue  cleaveth  to  my  jawes 

3  j. 28. my  tongue  (hall  (peak  of  thy  righteoufncs 

3  9.  i. that  I  fin  not  with  my  tongue 
3. then  fpake  I  with  my  tongue 

4  j.  1 .  my  tongue  is  the  penof  a  ready  writer 
y1.14.my  tongue  (hall  fing  aloud  of  thy  righte. 
66.1 7.  and  he  was  extolled  with  my  tongue 
71. 24. my  tongue  alfo  (hall  talk  of  thy  righteouf 
119.171. ray  tongue  (hall  fpeak  of  thy  word 
1 3  7. 6. let  my  ftw.cleave  to  the  roof  of  my  mou. 

1  3  9. 4. for  there  is  notawordinmyta»g«e 
Luke  16. 24.  his  finger  in  water,  &  cool  my  tongue 
Ac7sz.i6.my  heart  rejoice,and  vnytong.  was  glad 

Gongue.  Qostgae. 

Gen.  10.  j. in  their  lands,after  their  tongue 
Exod.4. 10.  but  I  am  of  a  flow  tongue 
Deu.  28.49.3  nat.whofe  tongue  thou  (halt  not  und. 
Eya  4.7. letter  was  written  in  the  Syrian  tongue 

and  interpreted  in  the  Syrian  tongue 
Ifa.  1 1.  if.deitroy  the  tongue  of  the  Egyptian  fea 

28.1 1. with  another  tongue  will  he  fpeak  to  this 

Dan.1.4.  whom  they  might  teach  the  tongue  of  the 

John  j.2.called  in  the  Hebrew  ftW«e,Bethfaidai 

Ails  1. 19.  called  in  their  proper  tongue,  Aceldama 

2.  8.  how  hear  we  every  man  in  our  own  tongue 

2 1. 40. fpake  unto  them  in  the  Hebrew  tongue 

2  2.2.that  he  fpake  in  the  Hebrew  tongue 
z6.  14.  faying  in  the  Hebrew  tongue,  Saul, Saul 

Rom.i^.i  1. and  every  tongue  (hall  confide  to  God 
1  Cor.iq.z.  fpeaketh  in  an  unknown  tongue,  fpeak 
4.in  an  unknown  tongue, ?&\f\eth  himfelf 
9.except  ye  utter  by  the  tongue  words  eafie 
1  j.let  him  that  fpeaketh  in  an  unkn.fow.  pray 
I4.if  I  pray  in  an  unknown  tongue, my 
i9.then  tenthouf.words  in  an  unknown  ton. 
26.every  one  of  you  hath  a — tom,ue,hixh  a 
27-if  any  man  fpeak  in  an  unknown  tongue 
Phll.z. n.thit  every tong.fhoxAi  confeffe  that  Jef. 
^■v.y^.redecmed  us  to  G.— out  of  every — tongue 
9.1 1. in  the  Hebr.ffl»g.  Abad.butin  the  Gte.ton. 
14.16.  to  preach' — to  every  nation  —  &  tongue 
16,  itf.called  in  the  Hebrew  tongue ,  Armagedd. 
CcmgueD. 
I  7«w.3.8.deac6ns  muft  not  be  double  tongued 

<Songiit0. 
Gtfi.  10. 20.fons  of  Ham,  after  their  tongues 

3 1  .fons  of  Shem,after  their  tongues 
Pfal.$  1 .  jo.keep  them  from  the  ftrite  of  tongues 
5  ?.9.deftroy,0  Lord,and  divide  their  tongues 
78.36.they  lied  unto  him  with  their  tongues 
i4O.3.(harpenedtheir/0Kg«ejlikeaferpent 
lfa.66»i  8.and  I  will  gather  all  nations  &  tongues 
J^f.23.3  1. that  ufe  their  tongues,md  fay,He  faith 
Mar.  16. 1 7.they  (hall  fpeak  with  new  tongues 
Acts  2. 3. appeared  unto  them  cloven  tongues 
4.  began  to  fpeak  with  other  tongues 
11.  fpeak  in  our  tongues  the  wonderf.  works 
10.46.  they  heard  them  fpeak  with  tongues 
I9.6.they  fpake  with  tongues ,and  prophefied 
Rom.7.1  3.  with  thehtongues  they  have  ufed  deceit 
1  Cor.  1 2. 10. to  another  divers  kinds  cf  tongues 
28.helps,governments,  diversities  of  tongues 
jo.do  all  (peak  with  tongues 
1 3. 1. though  I  fpeak  with  the  tongues  of  men  & 

8.  whether  there  be  tongues, thty  (hall  ceafe 
14.  J.I  would  that  ye  all  fpake  with  tongues 

then  he  that  fpeaketh  with  tongues 
6.\i  I  come  unto  you  fpeaking  with  ton. what 


18.I  fpeak  with  tongues  more  then  you  nil 
21.  it  is  written,  With  men  of  other  tongues 
2  2.  wherefore  tongues  are  for  a  figne 
23. and  all  fpeak  with  tongues 
39-forbid  not  to  fpeak  with  tongues 
Rcv.7.9.  people,&  tongues  flood  before  the  throne 
io.i  i.prophefie  again  before  many-nat.&  ton 

ii.9.theyofthe—io^«w,&nati.(hall  fee  their 
i3-7.power  was  given  him  over  all— tongues 
1 6. 1  o.they  gnawed  their  tongues  for  pain 
1 7. 1 5. the  watets— are  —nations  and  tongues 
€00. 
AU.it.z  2.  in  all  things  ye  are  too  fuperftitious 

Cook, 
Gen.z.i%.G.too\  the  man,and  put  him  in  the  gar. 
2i.Godftw£  one  of  Adams  ribs 

3.<J.(he^ofthefruitthereof,anddideat 
4'19-Lamechjffo^untohim  two  wives 
5.24.Enoch— was  not ;  for  God  tw\  him 
8.9.put  forthhis  h3nd,and  ioo\  the  dove 

20.f<w#of  every  dean  beaft,&  of  every  clean 
9.2  3.Shem  and  Japheth took  a  garment 
1 1.29.  Abram  and  Nahor  took  them  wives 

3  1  .Tcrab  too\  Abram  his  fon,and  Lot 
i  2. 5.  Abram  too\  Sarai  his  wife,and  Lot  his 

1  f.io.Abram  too\  all  thefe,and  divided  them 
1 6. 3. Sarai  Abrams  wife  too\  Hagar  her  maid 
17-23.  Abraham  too\  Ifhm.  &  circumcifed  him 
i8.8.he«w^butter,and  mi)k,and  the  calf 
20.2.king  of  Gerarfent,andrw£  Sarah 

14.  Abimelech  too\  (heep,and  oxen 
2 1 .14.^  bread,&  a  bottle  of  water,  &  gave  it 

zi.his  mother  toal{  him  a  wife  out  of  the 

27.Abra.rtf0^(heep  &  oxen,&  gave  to  Abim. 
22.3.^  two  of  his  young  men,&  Ifa.  his  fon 

6.K\xih.toa\  the  wood  of  the  burnt-offering 
too\  the  fire  in  his  hand,and  a  knife 

I  otook  the  knife  to  flay  his  fon 
24.7.  which  too\  me  from  my  fathers  houfe 

io.fervant  too\  ten  camels  of  his  mailers 
22.man  toot(  a  golden  ear-ring  of  half  a  (hek . 
6i.fervant  took  Rcbekah,  and  went  his  way 
6  j. therefore  (he  took  a  vail,and  covered 
67.  Ifaac  took  Rebek.  &  (he  became  his  wife 

2  5M-Abr.t«^a  wife,&  her  name  was  Keturab 
20.1faac  was  40.yeers  old  when  hztook Reb. 
2$.his  hand  took  hold  on  Efans  heel 

26.34.Efau  was  40.yeers  old  when  he  took t0  w. 
17.1  j.  Rtb&.took  goodly  raim.of  her  eldefl  fon 
z8.9-took  to  the  wives  which  he  had,Mahalatb 

I I  roo^of  the  (lonesof  tharpJace,and  put 
18.  Jacob  took  the  flone  that  he  had  put         I 

io.g.ihe  took  Zilpah,&  gave  her  Jacob  to  wife 

3  7.  Jacob  took  him  rods  of  green  poplar 
3 1 .4  j.  Jacob  took  a  ftone,&  fet  it  up  for  a  pillar 

3  2. i  j. Jacob  took  °f  ^at  which  came  to  his  ha. 
3  3. 1 1  .he  urged  him,and  Efau  took  it 
34.2f.Simeqn  &  Levi  took  each  man  his  fword 

26.  took  Dinah  out  of  Shech.  houfe,  &  went 
29.aH  their  wives  took  they  captive 
3  6.2.Efau  took  his  wives  of  the  daught.of  Can. 
6.  Efau  took  b'S  wives,  &  his  fons,&  his  dau. 
38.2.Judah  ta?£her,and  went  in  unto  her 
6judah  took  a  wife  for  Er  his  firft-born 
28. midwife  took  &  bound  on  his  hand  a  fear. 
39.2ojofephs  mafter  took  him,and  put  him 
40. 1  i.I  took  tbe  grapes,and  preifed  them 
4i.4i.Pharaoh  took  ofFhis  ring  from  his  hand 
42.24.  took  ^:om  them  Simeon 

3  o.took  us  for  f pies  of  the  countrey 
43. i^-took  that  prefent,&  they  foo/fcdoub.  mony 
46. 1  .Ifrael  took  his  journey,with  all  that  he  had 
48. 1 1  Jofeph  took  them  both,Ephr.  in  his  right 

2  i.which  I  too\  ouc  of  the  hand  of  the  Amo. 
$0.2?.  Jofeph  too\  an  oath  cf  the  childr.  of  Ifr. 

lxod.1.1.  took  to  wife  a  daughter  of  Levi 
3. (he  took  f°r  him  an  arfcof  bul-rufhes 
9. woman  tonk  the  child,3nd  nurfed  it 

4.20.Mof.  took  bis  wife,  &  his  fons,&  fet  them 
25.then  Zipporah  took  a  (harp  flone,and  cut 

6.zo.  Amram  took  fochebed  his  fath.fifl.to  wife 
2 3 .Aaron  took  h'm  Elifheba  daug.  of. Amin. 
2y.Eleaz.— tookhimout  of thedau.ofPuti. 

I2.34.thepeoplefflo/|'  their  dough  before  it  was 

i3.i9.Mofes/-fl«£the  bones  of  Jofeph  with  him 

14.6.  and  took  his  people  with  him 

i  t.took 


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j5.rw/;'fFtheircharet  wheelsjtlut  they 
1 5.10. Miriam  took  a  timbrel  in  her  hand 
i8.2.Jethro — tool?  Zipporah  Mofes  wife,after 
12.  Jethro — fiw£  a  burnt-offering  &  facrifi. 
24. 6. Mofes  £00^;  hdf  of  theblcud,and  put  it  in 

8. Mofes  Wo^  the  bloud, and  fprinklcd  it  on 
3  3.7.&MofesftM/jthc  tabernacle,  &  pitched  it 
j  4.4. Si  took  in  his  hand  the  two  tables  of  l'ione 
Lcv.'i.  «o.anu  Mofes  Uo\  the  anointing  oyl 

1 5  .he  flew  it,&  Mofes  took  the  bloud,  &  put 
%  3.  Mofes  tooli  the  bloud  of  it,  &  put  it  upon 
z8.Mofesfrw£  them  from  off  their  hands 
29.  Mofes  tool(  the  breft,and  waved  it  for 
50. Mofes  took  of  the  anointing  oyl,  and  of 
9.1  ?.  took  the  goat  which  was  for  the  (in-offer. 

i7.and  took an handfull  thereof,and  burnt 
10. i.Nadab  &  Abihu  took eith.of  them  his  cen. 
Num. 1. 17.  Mofes  &  Aaron  took  thefe  men  which 
3 .49.and  Mofes  took  the  redemption  money 

50.  of  the  firft-born  ofthechild.of  li.took  he 
j. 6.  Mofes  took  the  wagons  and  oxen,  &  gave 
10.11.  children  of  Ifrael  took  their  journey 

1 3 .  they  firft  took  their  journey  according  to 
1 1. if .  and  took  of  the  fpirit  that  was  upon  him 
i6.i.fons  of  Reuben  took  men 

39.Eleaznr  took  the  brafen  cenfer  wherewith 
47.  Aaron  took  as  Mofes  commanded 
17.9.  and  took  every  man  his  rod 
20.9/Mofes  took  the  rod  from  before  the  Lord 
2 1 . 1  .took  fome  of  them  prifoners 

25 -and  Ifrael  took  all  thefe  cities 
2 2.4 i.Balak  £00/^  Baalam,and  brought  him 
23.1  i.I  took tnee  tocurfe  mineenem.  &  behold 

2  5.7.Phinehas  took  a  javelin  in  his  hand 

3 1 .9.1ft.  took  all  the  women  of  Midian  captives 
&  took  the  fpoil  of  all  their  cattell 
27.  betw.  them  that  took tne  war  uPon  t',cra 
47.  Mofes  took  one  portion  of  fifty  ,both  of 
5 1.  Mofes  and  Eleazar  took  the  gold  of  them 
54>Mofcs  &  Eleaz.  took  the  gold  of  the  capt. 

3  2.3  9.  childr.  of  Mach'r  went  to  Gil.&  took  " 

4i.Jair  went  and  took  the  fmall  towns 
42.and  Nobah  went  and  took  Kenath 
Deut.1.1  f.fo  I  took  the  chief  of  your  tribes 
23.and  I  took  twelve  of  you,one  of  a  tribe 
2. 1  .and  took  our  journey  into  the  wilderneffe 
3  4.\ve  too\  all  his  cities  at  that  time 
3  5  .only  the  cattell  took  we  f°r  a  Prey t0  our 
and  the  fpoil  of  the  cities  which  we  took 
3.4.  we  took  all  the  cities  of  Og  at  that  time 

not  a  city  which  we  too\  not  from  them 
7.  fpoil  of  the  cities  we  took  f°r  a  Prey 
8  .we  took  at  that  time  out  of  the  land  of 
1 4  Jair  took  all the  countrey  of  Argob 
9. 17. 1  took  the  two  tables,and  caft  them  out  of 

2  i.I  took  y°ur  fin,the  calf  which  ye  had 
io.6.chil-  of  tft.took  their  journey  from  Beeroth 
2  2. 1 4.I  took  this  worn. and  when  I  came  to  her 
24. 3. which  took  her  to  be  his  wife 

29.8.we  to^k  their  land,and  gave  it  for  an 
fof.i.q.the  woman  took  the  two  men,&  hid  them 
4.8.and  took  UP  twelve  (tones  out  of  the  midft 
20.  thofe  twelve  flones  which  they  took  out 
7. 1. for  Achanroo^oftheaccurftd  thing 
2 1. then  I  coveted  them,and  took  them 
24Jofhua,&  all  Ifrael  with  him,«0£  Achan 
8. 1 9-&  took  it,and  hafted,&  fet  the  citie  on  fire 

27. fpoil  of  that  citie  Ifrael  took  f°r  a  Prey 
9.4.and  took  old  facks  upon  their  afies 

1 2.  this  our  bread  we  took  hot  for  provifion 
14. and  the  men  took  of  their  victuals 
10.28. and  that  day  Joihua  took  Makkedah 

3  2.  w  hich  took  'c  on  tne  fecond  day;  &  fmote 
n.io.Jo.at  that  time  turned  back,&r0o£Haz. 

i4.chil.0f  Ih.took  for  a  prey  untothemfelves 

i6.fo  Jofhua  took  a^ that  ia°d 

2  3«fo  Jofhua  took  the  whole  land 
1  % .i  7.  Othniel— the  brother  of  Caleb  took it 
-    »6.4.Manafl".  &  Ephraim  took  their  inheritance 
19.47.  Dan  went  up  to  fight  ag.  Lefh.  &  took  it 
24.3.I  took  your^father  Abr.from  the  other  fide 

26  Jofhua  took  a  great  ftone,and  fet  it  up 
Jud.i.  1 3. Othniel — Calebs  younger  broth.fofl/j;  it 

i8.alfo  Judah  (00^  Gaza  with  thecoaft 
3. 2 1.  and  took  ^e  dagger  from  his  right  thigh 

28.and  took  the  foords  of  Jord. toward  Moab 


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4. 2 1  .then  Jael  took  a  nail  of  the  tent,  and  took 
6.17-then  Gid.  took  tcn  men  of  his  fervants,& 
7-8.fo  the  people  took  victuals  in  their  hand 

24.  took  the  waters  unto  Beth-barah  &  Jord. 
8. 1  i.and  took  the  two  kings  of  Midan 
9.48.  and  Abim.  took  an  axe  in  his  hand  &  cut 
a  bough  from  the  trces,and  took  u 
50.encamped  againft  Thebez,and  took  it 
1 2.5.  the  Gileadkes  took tne  paffages  of  Jordan 
9.  took  in  thirty  daught.  from  abroad  for  his 
1 3. 19.  fo  Manoah  took  a  kid  with  a  meat-offer. 
1 4. 19. and  took  their  fpoil>and  gave  change 
1  j. 4. and  took  fircbrands,and  turned  tail 

1  f.took  it,  and  flew  a  thouf.  men  therewith 
ie?.3-rofe  at  midnight,  and  took  the  doors 
1 2. Delilah  therefore  took  new  ropes 
2i.Philiftines  £00^  him,  and  put  out  his  eyes 
29.  Samfon  took  hold  of  the  two  middle  pill. 
3  1. houfe  of  his  fath.came  down,&  took  him 
I7.2.the  filver  is  with  me,I  took  it 

4.his  mother  took  two  hund.fhek.of  filver  ,& 

18.17.  came  in  thither,  &  fcw^the  gray,  image 

19.  1 .  took t0  hi"*  a  concub.  out  of  Beth-lehem 

1  f  .no  man  that  took  them  into  his  houfe  to 

25X0  the  man  took  his  concubine,&  brought 

20.6.I  took  my  concubine,and  cut  her  in  pieces 

2 1.23. &  took tnem  wives,according  to  the 

Ruth  2 . 1 3  .fo  Boaz  took  Ruth,and  fhe  was  his  wife 

i6.Naomi  took  the  child,and  laid  it  in  her 
1  Sam. 2. 14. the  priefttao^forhimfelf 
f.i.the  Philiftines  took  the  ark  of  God 

2.when  the  Philifi.t<wJ|;  the  ark  of  God,they 
g.io.took  two  milch  kine,and  tied  them 
1 2.  kine  took  the  ftraight  way  to  the  way 
1  j.Levites  took  down  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
7#9.and  Samuel  took  a  fucking  lamb,and 

1  i.then  Samuel  took  a  ftone,and  fet  it 
8. 3. and  took  bribes,and  perverted  judgment 
9.2i.Samuel  took  Saul,&  his  ferv.  and  brought 
10. 1. then  Samuel £flo£a  viallofoyl,&  powred 
14.3  z.took  fheep  and  oxen,and  flew  them 

47  .fo  Saul  took  the  kingdome  over  Ifrael,and 
1 5. 1 1 .  but  the  people  took  0I  the  fpoil,  fheep  & 
16.13  .then  Samuel  took  the  horn  of  oyl 

2oJeffe  took  an  affe  laden  with  bread,  and 

2  3  .that  David  took  an  harp>  and  played  with 
I7.2o.&£0o£,  &  went  as  Jeffe  had  commanded 

3  4.and  took  a  'amD  out  °f  the  n0Ck 
49.  took  thence  a  ftone>  and  flang  it 
ji./^hisfword,&drewitoutofthefhcath 
54.  David  took  the  head  of  the  Philiftine 
% 7.  Abner  took  him,  and  brought  him  before 

i8.2.and  Saul  took  h»m  that  day,and  would 
19. 1 3>and  M;chal  took  an  'ma&e> ant^  ^'^  *' 
24.2.  then  Saul  took  three  thoufand  chofen  men 
25. 1 8.Abigail  made  hafte,andi00£  100.  loaves 

43. David  alfo  took  Ahinoam  of  Jezreel 
26.1 2.fo  David  took  the  fpear  and  the  crufe 
28.24.fhe  hafted,and  killed  it,and  too\  flow! 
30.2o.David  too\  all  the  flocks  and  herds 
3  i.4.Saul  took  a  fword,and  fell  upon  it 

1  z.and  took  the  body  of  Saul,and  the 
Sam.  1. 10.I  took  the  crown  that  was  on  his  head 

1  i.then  Dm. took  hold  on  his  clothes,&  rent 
2. 8.  Abner  took  Iihbofheth,  and  made  him  king 
3.1  f  .Ifhbofheth  took  he*  from  her  husband 

27.  Joab  took  him  afide  in  the  gate  to  [peak 

3  6.a nd  all  the  people  took  notice  of  it 
4.7.beheaded  him,and  took  his  head 

10.I  took  hold  of  him,&  flew  him  in  Ziklag 
5.7 .David  took  the  ftrong  hold  of  Z ion 

13.  and  David  took  him  moe  concubines 
6.i6.took  hold  ofit, for  rhe  oxen  fhook  it 
7.8.I  took  thee  from  the  fheep-cote,from 

1  j. from  him, as  I  took i:  from  Saul, whom  I 
8.  i.David  ftw^Metheg-ammah  out  of  the  land 

4.David  took  from  him  a  thoufand  chatets 
1  Chro.  18.4. 

7.  &  David  took  the  fhields  of  gold  that  were 
1  Chro.  18,7. 

8,king  David  took  exceeding  much  braffe 
io.4.Hanun  took  Davids  fervants,  &  fhaved  off 
1  Chro.  19.4. 
1 1. 4. David  fent  meflengers,and  took  hrr 
iz./^.tcok  the  poor  manslamb,and  dreffedit 
26.and  Joab  took  the  royall  citie 
___^  Ccccc  3 


TOO         TOO 

29.  to  Rabbah,  &  fought  againft  it,&  ieofoi 
13.fi.and  (hetook  rlowr,and  kneaded  it 
9.flie  ^00^  a  pan,and  pov^red  them  out 
lo.and  Tamar  took  the  cakes  which  fhe  had 
15. f  .an  1  W0^him,and  kiffed  him 
1 7. 19. the  woman  took  an^  fpread  a  covering 
20. 3. king  took  the  ten  women,his  concubines 

9.  Joab  took  Amafa  by  the  beard  with 
io.Amafa  took  no  heed  to  the  fword  that' 

it  i8.the  king  took  the  two  fons  of  Rizpah 

10.  Rizpahf»o^fackcloth,and  covered 
1 2.  David  went  and  took  the  bones  of  Saul 

2  3.i6.ftw£it,and  brought  it  to  David 

1  l\ing.  i.39.David  took  an  horn  of  oyl  out  of 
3 . 1  .and  took  Pharaohs  daughter,&  brou  ght  her 

20. and  took  my  f°n  from  befide  me 
i2.28.whereupon  the  king f00^counf.  &  made 
1 5. 1 8.  then  Afa  took  all  the  filver  and  gold 
17.23.  and  Elijah  took  the  child,and  brought 
1 8.4.Obad.ft>0^  an  hund.prophets,&  hid  rhem 

3 1  .Elijah  took  ftones, accord,  to  the  number 
I9.n.t00^a  yoke  of  oxen,  and  flew  them 
20. 3 4. thefe  cities  which  my  father  took  trom 

2  Kjng.i.8.  Elijah  took  n's  mantle,and  wrapt 
6.7-he  put  out  his  hand,and  took  lt 

8.  and  took  counfell  with  his  fervants 
8.9.  and  took  a  prefent  with  him,even  of 
9.i3.hafted,and  took  every  man  his  garmentj& 
10. 3  1  .Jehu  took  no  heed  to  walk  in  the  law 
1 1.2.  Jeholheba  took  Joaih,and  ftole  him  from 

4. and  took  an  oath  of  rhem  in  the  houfe  of 
1 2.9.but  Jehoiada  the  prieft  took*  cheft 

17.  fought  againft  Gath,and  took  "t 

18.  Jehoafh  king  of  Judah  took  a^  the  hallo. 
1 3.25.Jehoafh  took  again  out  of  the  hand 

14. 7 .  and  took  Selah  by  war 
i3.Jthoafh  took  Amaziah.and  came 
2  j.  all  the  people  of  Judah  took  Azariah,  & 

1  %.x<).took  Ijon,  and  Abel-beth-maachah 

16.8.  Ahaz  took  the  filver  and  gold  that  was 

9.  k.of  Aflyr.went  up  againft  Dam.&  took'it 
17.  and  tfl0^  down  the  fta  from  off  the 

1 7.6.  the  king  of  Aflyria  took  Samaria 

1 8. 1  3,aga.the  fenced  cities  of  Jud.&  took  them 

23.i6.andftw£thebonesoutofthefepulchres 

30  peo.of  the  land  took  Jehoahaz,&  anointed 
14.12.  the  king  of  Babylon  fcw^him 

2  j.  1 8.captain  of  the  guard  took  Seraiah 
20.NebuZara.captain  of  the  guard  took  thefe 

1  Chro.z.  ig.Caleb  took  unto  him  Ephrath 
4.18.  the  daughter  of  Phar.  which  MeredwoJ^ 
7.1  j.Machir  took to  wife  the  fifter  of  Huppim 
10.4X0  Saul  took  a  fword,and  fell  upon  it 

1  i'.  j.  nevertheleffe  Dav.  took  the  caftle  of  Zion 
i8.f0»^  it,  and  brought  it  to  David 

14. 3. and  David  took  moe  wives  at  Jerufalem 
1 7. 7. 1  took  thee  from  the  fheep-cote,  even  from  i 

i3.asl  took  it  from  him  that  was  before  thee 
1 8. 1. and  fubJued  them,  and  ftw^Gath 
20.2. David  took  the  crown  of  their  king 

2  3 .2  2.  their  brethr.  the  fons  of  Kifh,  took  them 
27.23.Dav.  rofl^not  the  number  of  them  from 

2  Chr.8. 1 8  .took  thence  1  jo.  talents  of  gold 
10.6.&  king  Rehoboam  took  counfell  with  the 

8.  and  took  counfel  1  with  the  young  men 
1 1.1 8. Rehoboam  took  htm  Malahath  to  wife 
i3.i9.Abijahpurfuedafter  J;rob.&  took  cities 
1 6.6  then  Afa  the  king  took  all  Judah 
22. 1  i.Jehofhabeath  took  Joafh,and  ftole  him 
23.  i.and  took  the  captains  of  hundreds 

8.  and  took  every  man  his  men  that  were 
24. 3-and  Jehoiada foo^  for  him  two  wives 

1  i.took  it,and  carried  it  to  his  place 
25. 13.  and  took  much  fpoil 

17-then  Amazi.  took  advice,&  fentto  Joafh 

2  3-and  Joafh  took  Amaziah,  &  brought  him 
26. 1. all  the  people  tao^Uzziah,  and  made 

2  8. 1  %.took  the  captives,&  with  the  fpoil  clothed 
29. 16.  the  Levites  took  it,  to  carry  it  out 
30.23. the  whole  afl'embly  £00^; counfell  to  keep 
33.11  .which  foo^  Manafleh  among  the  thorns   5 

3  f  .24-ferv.  therefore  took  him  out  of  the  charet! 
3  6. 1  .people  of  the  land  frw£  Jehoahaz,&  made 

4. and  Necho  took  Jf  hoahaz  his  "roth.&  car. 

E^a  2.6 1  .f00^  a  wife  of  the  daughters  of  Barzillai 

j.  1 4.which  Neb.fcw^  out  of  the  temp.  Cb.6.  J. 

8.?o  fo 


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8.30/0  £00^ the pnefts  and  Levites  the  weight 
Neb.^.i.took  great  indignati.&  mocked  the  Jewes 

5. 1  i.and  took  an  oath  of  them  that  they  mould 
7.63.v»hicb£<w/|;oneof  the  daughc.  of  Barzillai 

Eft.  2.7. whom  Mordecai£00^  for  his  own  daughter 
3.10.  the  king  too^his  ring  from  his  hand 
6.1 1. then  tflo^Haman  the  apparell  and  horfe 
8.2.  the  king  took,  off  his  ring  which  he  had  tak. 

9.2  7.&  took  uPon  them— >that  they  would  keep 
Pfal.zz.g.  art  he  that  took  me  out  of  the  womb 

48,6.fear  took  hold  upon  them  there 
5  f .  14.  we  took  fweet  counfell  together 
7  i.6.art  he  that  took  me  out  of  my  motb.bowels 
78  70. and  took  bim  from  the  fheep-fold 
Ecckf.z.  zo.ot  all  the  labour  which  I  took  under 
ifa.S.z.l  took  me  faithfull  witnefTes  to  record 
20.2.fcught  againft  Afhdod,and  took  " 
3  £.  i.ag.all  the  fenced  cities  of  Jud.&  took tnem 
40. 14. with  whom  took  ye  counfell 
Jer.  1  j. 7.  and  £00/j;  the  girdle  from  the  place  where 
2^.17. then  too!(  ^  the  cup  at  the  Lords  hand 
z 6  8. all  the  people  took  him,faying,Thou  (halt 
27.  20.wb.ich  Nebuchad-nezzar  took  not  when 

2  8. 10. then  Hana.—-£00/j;  the  yoke  from  off  the 

3  1 .  j  2. in  the  day  that  I  took  them  by  the  hand 
32.io.£00^witnefles,&  weighed  him  the  mony 

1  i.fol  took  the  evidence  of  the  purchafe 
3  J.  3.  then  I £00^  Jaazani.&  his  brethren ,&  all 
l6.14.took  the  roll  in  his  hand,and  came  to 

3  2. then  took  Jeremiah  another  roll,  and  gave 
3 7. 14.(0  In  jih£00£Jeremiah,and  brought  him 
i7.Zedekiah  the  king  fent  and  took  him  out 
38.tf.then  £00^  they  Jcremuh,andcaft  him  into 
1  i.fo  Ebedmelech  took  the  men  with  bim,& 
and  took  chence  old  caft  clouts 
1 3. and  £00^him  upout  of  the  dungeon 
14.Zed.the  king  fent  and  took  Jer. unto  him 
3  9. 1 4. they  fent  and  took  Jeremiah  out  of  the 
40.  2.  captain  of  the  guard  took  Jertm.  and  faid 
41.16.then  took  Jobanan  the  fon  of  Kareah,  & 
$o.  3  3. and  all  that  took  them  captives  held  them 
jrz.24.captain  of  the  guard  took  Seraiah,and 
26.  fo  Nebuz.  £00^them,  and  brought  them 
E^.8.3  .and  took  me  by  a  l°ck  of  mine  head 
io. 7. and  took  thereof, and  put  into  the 

.  who  took  ir,  3nd  went  out 
I7.3.and  £00^  the  higheft  branch  of  the  cedar 
19.  f  .then  fhe  took  another  of  her  whelps 
33.  j.andftw^not  warning,  his  bloudfhallbe 
Dan.  % . 3 1 .  and  Darius  the  Median  took  tne  kingd. 
Hof.i.  3.  £00^Gomer  the  daughter  of  Diblaim 
Amos  7. 1  y.  the  L.  took  mt  as  *  followed  the  flock 
Zech.  11. 7. and  I  took  unto  me  two  ftaves 

ic.  I  took  my  itaffe,even  Beauty,and  cut 
1 3.  and  I  took  the  thirty  pieces  of  filver 
3fi*£.  1.24. and  took  unto  him  his  wife 

2. 1 1  .and  he  arofe,and  took  the  young  child 
8. i7.himfelf  took  our  infirmities>and  bare  our 
9.2  ?. and  took  her  by  the  hand, and  the  maid 
13.31.  which  a  man  £00^  and  fowed  in  his  field 

3  3. like  unto  leaven,  which  a  woman  took 
14.19. £00/?.  the  fiveloaves  and  two  fifties 
1 5.39  took  fhip,and  came  into  the  coafts  of 
16.22.then  Peter  £00^  him,  and  began  to  rebuke 
Mark^.iz. 
\%.z%.took  him  by  the  throat,faying,Pay  me 
zo.17.took  the  twelve  difciples  apart 
21.3  ?.  husband  men  too\  his  fervants,&  beat  one 
zz.6:tookhis  ferv.&  intreated  them  defpitefully 

1 5.  took  counfell  how  they  might  intangle 
2 •$.  i.which  too\  their  tamps  a°d  went  forth 
%.took  their  lamps,  and  took  no  oyl 
4.but  the  wife  took  °yl  m  their  veflels 
1  f  .and  ftraightway  took  his  journey 
3  5 .1  was  a  ftrange^and  ye  took  me  in 

3  8  .when  (aw  we  thee  a  ftrang.&  took  thee  in 

4  3 .1  was  a  ftranger,and  ye  took  me  not  m 
26. 26.  Jefus  £00^;  bread,and  bleffed  it,and  brake 

f o.and  laid  hands  on  Jefus,and  took  him 
27. i.  elders  of  the  people  took  counfell  ag.Jefus 
6.chiefpriefts  took  the  filver  pieces,and 
27.govern.of  the  peop.  took  JeuiS  &  brought 
3  o.roo^  the  reed,  and  fmote  him  on  the  head 
48.^  a  fpunge,  and  filled  it  with  vineger 
Mar.  r .  3 1 .  he  came  and  took  her  by  the  hand 
3.6.  ftraightway  took  counfell  with  the  Her.ag. 


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TOO 


9.27.Jtfus  took  'lim  by  the  hand,and  lifted 
10.3 2. and  took  aga'n  the  twelvetand  began 
1 2. 20. the  fitft  took  a  wife,  and  died 

2 1  .the  fecond  took  her,  and  died,neither  ltft 
14.22. Jefus  took  breadj&  bieffed,and  brake 

46  .laid  their  hands  on  him,and  took  him 

49.  teaching,and  ye  took  me  not 
17.46.and  £00^  him  down,and  wrapped 
Luke  1-28. then  £00^;  he  him  up-in  his  arms,and 
8.54, and  took  her  by  the  hand,and  called 
9.47.^00^3  child,and  fet  him  by  him 
io.34.brought  him  to  an  inne5arid  £00^  care 
1  3 . 1  ^.which  a  man  £00#,and  caft  into  his  gard. 

21.it  is  like  leaven,which  a  woman  too\ 
1  J.  1  3.  and  took  his  journey  into  a  far  countrey 
20.29.the  fitft  took  a  wife,and  died  without 

30.  fecond  took  her  to  wife,  &  he  died  childl. 
3 1  .third  took  her,and  in  like  manner 

John  $.9,and  took  UP  his  bed,  and  walked 

6. 1  i.Jcfus  £00^;  the  loaves,;>nd  when  he  had 
1 2. 3 .then  took  Mary  a  pound  of  oyntment 

i^.took  branches  of  pa!m-trees,and  went 
i3-4.£00(<  a  towell,and  girded  himfelf 
1 8. 1 2.officers  of  the  Jew  es  £00^;  Jefus 
19. 1. then  Pilate  therefore  £0o/j  Jefus,&  fcourg. 

2  3.^00^  his  garments,and  made  four  parts 
27.  that  difciple  took  her  unto  his  own  home 

3  8. and  £00^  the  body  of  Jefus 

40.  then  took  they  the  body  of  Jef.  &  wound 
Acts  1. 1 6. was  guide  to  them  that  took  Jefus 
5.3  3. and  £00^  counfell  to  flay  him 

9. 2  3  .the  Jews  took  counfell  to  kill  him 

2  5. difciples  took  h>m  by  night,and  let 
27. but  Barnabas  took  him,and  brought 

I2.2y.£0o£with  them  John,whofe  furname 
1  j-39.fo  Barnabas  took  Mark,and  failed 
16.3  .and  took  and  circumcifed  him,becaufe 
ij.^.took  unto themcertain lewd  fellowes 
18.17.  then  all  the  Greeks  took  Softhenes 

18. and  then  tepk  his  leave  of  thebrethren 
19. i^.took upon  them  to  call  over  them  which 
20.  i4.we  took  him  in,  and  came  to  Mytelene 
21.6.  we  ?00^.ftiip,and  they  returned  home 

2tf.then  Paul  ^00^  the  men, and  the  next 

3  2.who  immediatly  took  fouldiers,and  ran 
3  3.andf00^ him, and  commanded  him  to 

23 . 1 9 .chief  captain  100^  him  by  the  hand 

3 1.  f00^  Paul,  &  brought  him  by  night  unto 
24.6. whom  we  Joo^and  would  have  judged 
28.1 5. he  thanked  God,  and  ftw^courjge 

1  Cor.  1 1. 2 3. night  in  which  he  was  betr.ftw^  bread 
Ga/.2.i.and  £00^  Titus  with  me  alfo 
Phil.z.7.  an^  t°?k  uponhim  the  form  of  a  fervant 
C0/.2.i4.£00^  it  out  of  the  way,nailingit  to  his 
H£&.2.i4.himfelf  likewife?00^  part  of  the  fame 
8. 9. in  the  day  when  I  took  them  by  the  hind 
10.34.and  took  joyfully  thefpoiling  of  your 
Rev.^ .j .took  the  book  out  of  the  right  hand  of 
8. 5. and  the  angel  took  the  cenfer,and  filled  it 
io.io.Iroo^the  little  book  out  of  the  ang.hand 
Coo'i  away. 
Gcn.z7.t6.  he  took  aw  ay  my  birth-right 
Exod. 10.  ig.vihich  took  away  the  locufts,and  caft 

1 3. 2  2.  took  not  away  the  pillar  oft  he  clo.by  day 
Lev. 6. 4.  reftore  that  which  he  ftw^  violently  away 
/jw/e;.8.2i.£00£away  their  ornaments  that  were 
1 1. 1  j.becaufe  Ifrael  took  away  my  land,when 
1  y.Ifrael  took  not  away  £he  lan£l  of  Moab 
1  Sam.Z7.9.tookwzy  the  fheep,and  the  oxen 

1  JO8-14.16.he  took  away  the  treafure  of  the  houfe 

2  Chro.  12.9. 

treaf.of  the  kings  houfe  he  even  took  aw> 

he  f00^  away  all  thefhields  of  gold 

1  J.  12.  took  away  the  Sodomites  out  of  the  la. 

2 2. they  took  away  the  ftonesof  Ramah 
20.41.and  took  che  afhes  away  from  his  face 

2  1^.23.1 1. he  t00^ away  the  horfesthat  the  kings 

19-houfesofthe  high  places  Jofiah  f00^  away 
34  &  £00^  Jehoahaz  away,&  he  came  to  Eg. 
2j.i4.wherewith  they  miniftied,  took  £bey  aw. 
1  y.the  captain  of  the  guard  took,  away 
1  Cbto.<,.z\.  and  tbeytook  away  their  cattell 

10.1 2.and  took  away  the  body  of  Saul 
2C/#"0.i4.?.he£00£away  the  altars  of  the  ftrange 
%.took  away  out  of  all  the  cities  of  Judah 
17. 6. he  too\  away  the  high  places  and  groves 


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28.8.and  took  alfo  away  much  fpoil  from  them 
2i.Ahaz  took  away  a  portion  out  of  the 

3o.i4.theyarole,and  f00^away  the  altars  that 
all  the  altars  for  incenfe  took  they  away 

3  3-i  f.he  took  away  the  ftrange  gods 
2  34-3  3-Jofiah  (00^  away  all  the  abominat.out  of 
job  1 .  s  5  .Sabeans  fell  upon  them,&  took  them  aw. 
r/tf.69.4.then  I  reftored  that  which  I  took  not  aw. 
to£.5.7.keepers  of  the  wallsr00^  away  my  vaile 
fer.  28 . 3 .  that  Nebuchadnezzar  took  away  from 

J2.i8.wherwith  they  miniftredfeo^  they  away 
19-was  of  gold— tt.thecap.ofthe  guard  aw. 
E\ek  3-14-fpitit lifted meup,and  took me away.*i 

1 6.  $ o.therefore,I  fto^  them  away  as  I  faw  good 
Dan.  1 . 1  tf.then  Melzar  £00^  away  the  portion  of 
Hof.  1 3.1 1  .and  took  him  away  in  my  wrath 
A/flf.24.39.tillthe  floudcame,  &  to.  them  all  aw. 
John  11.41.then  they  took  away  the  ftone  from 
Affs  24.7.with  great  violence  took  bim  away 

He  ®oo&, 
Ges.29.13. he  £00^  Leah  his  daughter,  &  brought 

3  1. 23. he  took  bis  brethren  with  bi'm,&  purfued 

3  2. 22.he  took  his  two  wives,and  his  two  worn. 

23.be  ftw£  them,&  fent  them  over  the  brook 
34.2.Shechem — faw  her,he  to^her,&  lay  with 

4  3.34.he£00^and  fent  mcfles  unto  them 
47.2.hef00^fomeofhisbrethren>fivemen 
48. 1. he  took  with  him  his  twofons,  ManafTeh 

£.r0«/.4.6.when  he  took  it  our,his  hand  was  leprous 
1 4.7  .he  £00^  fix  hundred  charets,and  all  the 
24.7.he  took  the  book  of  the  covenanted  read 
32.2O.he£0tf^thecalfwhich  they  had  made 
34.34.he  took  the  V3il  cff,untillhe  came  out 
40.26.  he  £00/;  &put  the  teftimony  into  the  ark 

Lev.8.i6.hetookd.l  the  fat  that  was  upon  the  inw. 
2  j. he  £00^  the  fat,and  the  rump,and  all 
26.he  £00^  one  unleavened  cake,and  a  cake 

Num.zz.z7. he  took  Jethua,and  fet  him  before  El. 

Jojh.8. 1 2. he  took  about  five  thoufand  men,&  fet 
10.39.he  £00^Dib:r,  and  the  king  thereof 
11.19.all  their  kings  he  £00^,and  fmote  them 

JWf.8.  i6.he  took  the  elders  of  thecity,and  thorns 
9.43. he  £00^  the  people,and  divided  them  into 

45.be  £00^  the  city ,and  he  flew  the  people 
1 4.9. he  £oo£  thereof  in  his  hands,and  went 
i8.20.priefts  heart  was  glad,and  he  £00^  the  ep. 
1 9. 29-he  tcol(  a  knife,and  by  hold  on  his  con. 

Ruth  4.2.he  £00^  ten  men  of  the  elders  of  the  city 

1  Sam. 1 1.7. he  £00^a  yoke  cf  oxen,&  hewed  them 

1 4.  %  2.or  any  valiant  man,  he  £00^  him  to  him 
1  J. 8.  he  £00^  Agag,  the  king  of  the  Amal. alive 
17. 40. he  toj\{  a  ftaffe  in  his  hand,and  chofe 

2  SiJOT.12.30.he  £00^  their  kings  crown  from  cfF 

13.1  i.he£00^  hold  of  hcrjand  faid, Come  lie 
18.14.  he  £00^  three  darts  in  bis  hand,  &  thruft 
21. 17. he  fent  from  above>he  £00^  me,he  drew 
PfaL.18.16. 

1  I^M-'J-hc  alfo  £00^  Bafmath  the  daughter  of 

16.3 1. that  he  £00^  to  wife  Jezebel 
17. 1 9. he  £00^  her  fon  out  of  her  bofom 
18.10.  he  took  an  oath  of  the  kingdom  &nati. 
22.4i5.remn3nt  of  the  Sod. —  he  took  out  of  the 

2  2C"2.2-i2-he£00/H)oldofhisclothes.>and  rent 

14. he  took  the  mantle  of  Elijah  that  fel  from 
3.26.he£00|  with  him  feven  hundred  men  that 

27. he  £00^  his  eldeft  fon  that  mould  have  rei. 
j.24.he£00/f  them  from  their  hand,  &  beftow. 
8. 1  j.that  he  took  a  thick  cloth,  and  dipt  it  in 
1  o.  1  5 .he  £00^  him  up  to  him  into  the  charet 
1 1. 19. he  £00^  the  rulers  over  hund.and  captains 
1 3. 1  f  .he  took  unto  him  bow  and  arrow  es 

1 8. take  the  arrowes.  And  he  £00^  them 
2f.i9.out  of  the  city  be  took  an  officer»tbat  was 

1  Ois/-0.2.2  3.he  £00^  Gelhur,and  Aram,  with  the 

2  Chro.  1 1 .20.after  her  he  £00^  Maacah  the  daught. 

2 1. he  took  eighteen  wives,  and  fixty  concub. 
I2.4.he  £0o£  the  fenced  cities  which  pertained 
9.  treafures  of  the  kings  houfe,he  £00/;  all 

1  j.8.he  £00(' courage, &  putaway  all  the  abom. 
23. 20.he  £00^  the  captains  of  hundreds,and 

2  y.24.he  too\  all  the  gold  and  fi! ver,and  all 
3 2. 3. he £00^ counfell  with  his  princes 

Job  2. 8. he  £00^  h;m  a  potfheard  to  fcrape  himfelf  • 
Pro.i  2.27.  rofferji  not  that  which  he  £00^  in  hunt. 
Jer.j  6. 2 1.  he  £00^  it  out  of  Elifha.  the  fcribes  cha. 
37.i3-he£00^Jcremiah  the  prophet,faying 

52.2f.he  ' 


TOO         TOO 

5 1.45  .he  tool{  aKo  out  of  the  city  an  eunuch 
£^.17.5. he  took  alfo  of  the  feed  of  the  land 
Hof.  1 2.3  .he  too\  his  brother  by  the  heel  in  the 
2lfrt£.2.i4.when  he  arofe  hefiw£  the  young  child 
i  5. 56. he  tw\  the  feven  loaves, and  the  fifties 
26.17.he  £00^  the  cup, and  gave  thanks 

57.  he  took  with  hiai  Peter,and  the  two  fons 
27.24.hcrto^  water,and  wafhed  his  hands 
M^k  5-4'-he  too\  thedamfell  by  the  hand^and 
7.5  5. he  too\  him  afide  from  the  multitude 
8.6. he  too\  the  feyen  loaves,and  gave  thanks 

2 3.  he  took  rhe  blind  man  by  the  hand 
$. $6. he  took  j  child,  and fet  htm  in  the  midft 
Luk?9-  io.hc  £iw£  them,and  went  afide  privately 
i6.then  he  too\  the  five  !oaves,and  the  two 
1 8. he  took  Peter,and  James,and  John 
10.?  5>he  took  out  two  pence,and  gave  them  to 

14.4  he£00^him,and  healed  him,&  let  him  go 
18.3 1. then  he  took  unto  him  the  twelve,and 
22. 17.be  took  the  cup,  and  gave  thanks 

19.  he  took  bread,  and  gave  thanks 
aj.5j.bt  too} ;it  down,  and  wrapped  it  in 

24. 5  o.he  took  bread,and  bleffed  it,and  brake 
43. he  took  it,and  did  eat  before  them 

Acts  $.7 .he  took  him  by  the  right  hand,and 
16  33.  he  took  them  the  fame  hour  of  the  nigh* 
2 1. 1 1-  he  took  Pauls  girdle,  and  bound  his  own 
23 .  18/0  he  took  '''mj  anc*  brought  him  to  the 
27. 3  5 .  he  took  bread,  and  gave  thanks  to  God 
1  Cor.  1 1.25.  alfo  he  took  the  cup  when  he  had  fup. 
Heb.z.i6.  he  took  not  on  him  the  nature  of  angels 
but  he  took  on  h»m  the  feed  of  Abrah. 
9. 1  ci.he  took  the  bloud  of  calves  and  goats 
They  Coofe. 
Gen. 6.z. they  took  them  wives  of  all  which  they 
14.1 1  .they  took  all  the  goods  of  Sodom  &  Go. 

1  i.thty  took  Lot,Abrams  brothers  fon 
3 1.46.  they  took  ftones,and  made  an  heap 
34. 28. they  /00/j  their  iheep,and  oxen,and  alTes 
37.24.  they  took  him,andc3lt  him  intoapit 
3 1. they  took  Josephs  coat,and  killed  a  kid 
44.1  r. they  fpeedily  fcw/jdoivn  every  man  his 
46. 6.  they  took  their  catteli,and  their  goods 
Exod.  9.10. thi  y  took  2mes  °f  thefurn3ce,andftood 
13.ao.they  took  their  journey  from  Succoth 
16.1. they  took  their  journey  from  Elim,ind 
17.1 2.rhey  took  a  ft°ne,and  put  it  under  him 
Num.16. 1 8  .they  took  every  man  his  ctnfer 

2  i.j  2.they  took  the  villages  thereof,and  drove 
31.1  i.and  they  £00^  all  the  fpoil,  and  all  the 

3  3.1 2.thcy  too\  their  journey  out  of  the  wilder. 
Dent.i.z^.they  took  of  the  fruit  of  the  land  in 
Jojh.6. 20. ftraight  before  him,  &  they  took  the  city 

7.23.  they  took  them  out  of  the  midft  of  the 
8.23.thekingof  Ai  they  £00^  alive 
10.27.  and  they  took  t^01  down  eff  the  trees 
3  f  .they  took  it  on  that  day,and  fmote  it 
3  7.they  took  "sand  fmote  it  with  the  edge  of 
1 1. 19.aU  other  they  took  in  battell 
Judg.  3 .6.they  took  tn«r  daught.  to  be  their  wives 
2  j. therefore  they  took  ^key,&  opened  them 
%.  19.  they  took.no  gain  of  money 
7. 2f.they  took  two  princes  of  the  Midianues 
I2.6.then  they  took  him,and  flew  him  at  the 
jS.ij. they  took  l^e  things  which  Micah  had 
R:;tb  1.4.  they  took  them  wives  of  the  women  of 
z.Sam.  5. 3. they  £00^Dagon,&  fet  htm  in  his  place 

3  i.ij.theyftw^theit  bones  and  buried  them 
2  Sara. 4.  1 2.but  they  took  tQe  head  of  Iihbofhtth 

1 8. 1 7.  they  too\  Abfilom,  and  caft  him  into  a 

1 1</8. 1 1. 18.  and  they  took  men  w'th  them  out  of 

1 8. 26 .they  took  the  bullock  which  was  given 

40.tb.ey  took  them,and  Elijah  brought  them 

2  Kw-7.14.they  took  therefore  two  charet-horfes 

10. 7. they  took  the  kings  fons,and  flew  feventy 

1 4.they  took  them  alive,  and  flew  them 
1 1 .9.  they  took  every  man  his  men  that  were 
i8.io.atthe  end  ofthreeyeersthey  took  it 
Ncb.g.z  j. they  took  ^r°ng  cities,and  a  fat  land 
/<T.4i.i2.thenthey  &w£all  the  men  and  went 

<!  2.9.then  they  io^the  king,and  carried 
Lam. <,.  1 3. they  took  the  young  men  togrinde 
£^.23.10.  they  1 00k  her  fons  and  daughters,and 
1 3. that  they  Jflo^both  oneway 
29.7. then  they  ^  hold  of  thee  by  thy  hand 
Dan.i  i.zo.and  they  took  his  glory  from  him 


TO  O         TOO 

Maf.2i.46.bccaufe  they  took  him  foraprophec 
27.7.the  took  counfell,  and  bought  with  them  , 
9.theyfoo/f  the  thirty  pieces  of  filver 
3  1  .they  took  tne  r°be  off  from  him,and  put 
28.1 5-. fo  they  took  the  money, and  did  as 
Mark  4.3<?.they  took  him, even  as  he  was  in  the 
i2.8.they«o/f  him,and  killed  him,and  caft 
1  j.2O.triey£0o£offthe  purple  from  him 
Luke  2 2, 54. then  tookthey  him,  and  led  him 
John  6.24.they  alfo  took  'hipping,  and  came  to 
n.y  3. they  took  counfell  together  to  put  him  to 
19.16.they  took  Jefiis,  and  ted  htm  away 
Alts  4.13  .and  they  took  knowledge  of  them  that 
13. 29. they  £00^  him  down  from  the  tree 
17. 19. they  £00^  him,and  brought  him  to  Areo. 
18.26.they  too\  hiQ1  unto  them,and  expounded 
2 1. 30. and  they  took  Paul,  and  drew  him  out 
27. 36. and  they  alio  £00/^  fome  meac 
Coofe  up, 
2v"»W.23.7.he  took  UP  his  parable,  and  faid,Balak 
i8.took  up  his  parable,  and  faid,Rife  up  Bal. 
24.3. he  £00^  up  his  parable,andfaid,Baalain 

Verfe  1 ?• 
20.he  took  UP  his  parable,and  faid,Amalek 
2  utook  up  his  parable,  and  faid,  Strong  is 
23. £00^  up  his  parable.and  faid,  Alas,  who 
Jofh.%. 6. and  they  £00^  up  the  ark  of  the  covenant 

6. 1 2. the  priefts  £00^  up  the  ark  of  the  Lord 
Judg.  19.28.  then  the  man  to.  her  up  upon  an  afle 
Ruth  2.i8.(lie£00^  it  up,and  went  into  the  city 

1  Sam.i.zq.ttie  took  him  l,P  w'tn  ners  wit'1  three 
9.24.the  cook  took  UP  the  (houlder,and  that  wch 

2  Sam.z. 3  2. they  £00^  up  Afahel,  and  buried  him 
4.4.hisnuife  took  himupand  fled 

1  fyn.S.  3 .  and  the  priefts  ftw^  up  the  ark 
13.29.  prophet  £00^  up  the  carcafe  of  the  man 

2  f0s-2-i3-hef00/j;  up  alfo  the  mantle  of  Elijah 
4. 3  7-and  £00^  up  her  fon,and  went  out 

z  Chro.f.4.  and  the  Levites  £00^  up  the  ark 
Neh.z.i.and  I  took  UP  tne  wine,and  gave  it  unto 
E^k-  3  ■ l  i.then  the  fpiric  took  me  up,  and  I 
n.24.afterwards  the  Spirit  £00^  me  up 
4 3 . 5 .fo  the  Spirit  took  me  up,and  brought  me 
Da«.3.2i.flew  thofe  men  that  £00^  up  Shad.Mefh. 
Jonah  1. 1 5X0  they  took  up  Jonah,  and  caft  him 
Mat. 14.  1 2. and  took  up  the  body,and  buried  it 
20.  £00^  up  of  the  fragments  that  remained 
1 5. 37. £00^  up  of  the  meat  that  was  left  7.  bask. 
MftktA, 
16. g.  and  how  many  baskets  ye  £00^  up 

Verfe  10. 
Mark  z.iz.took  up  the  bed,and  went  forth  before 
6. 29. £00^  up  hiscorps,  and  laid  it  in  a  tomb 

43.  £00^  up  twelve  baskets  full  ofthefragm. 
8. 20. how  many  baskets  full  of  fragm.£00^  ye  up 
io.i6.he  £00^  themupinhisarmts,andput 
Luke  f  .af.and  foo^up  that  whereon  he  lay 
John  8.5T9.then  £00/;  they  up  ftones  to  caft  at  him 

io.3i.Jewes£0o£up  ftonesagain  to  ftone 
Ails  7. 2 1. Pharaohs  daughter  £00^ him  up,&  nour. 
43-yea,ye£00^  up  the  tabernacle  ofMolech 
10.26.but  Peter  £00^  him  up,faying,Stand 
2 1 . 1 5  .w  e  £00^  up  our  carriages,and  went 
Rev.  1 8. 2 1. a  mighty  angel  £00/?  up  a  ftone  like 

Pfal.99. 8. though  thou  tookefl  vengeance  on  their 
£^•16.1  8. and  tookefl  thy  broidcred  garments 

Cool. 

£#0^.20.2 5. lift  up  thy  £00/ upon  it,thou  haft  pol. 

3  2.4-fathioned  it  with  a  graving  £00/ 
Deut.  27.5  .not  lift  up  an  iron  £00/  upon  them 
1  Kjn.6. 7.nor  any  £00/  of  iron  heard  in  the 

Cootrj. 
Exod.z1.z4  tooth  for  £00£foj  hand  for  hand 

27<fmite  out  his  man-fer.£o.or  his  maid-f.£o. 
fhall  let  him  goe  for  his  tooths  fake 
Ify.24.20.breach  >'ov  brea.eye  for  eye,tooth  for  £00. 
Ofaf.19.21.l1fe  (hal  go  for  liff  eye  for  eye,£0.for£. 
Pro.z^  .19.1S  like  a  broken  tootb}and  a  foot  out  of 
Mat.<j .3  8  .been  faid, An  eye  for  an  eye,a  £0.for  a  £0. 

Cop. 
Gen.11.4.  whnfefop  m.«y  reach  up  to  heaven 
a8.i2.the£0^ot  it  reached  to  heaven 
1 8  Jacob  powred  oyle  upon  the  top  of  it 
Ex0rf.19.2o.down  upon  mount  Sinai  on  the  top 
called  Mofes  up  to  the  top  of  the  mount 


TOP         TOP 

24. 1 7  .like  devouring  fire,on  the  £0/;  of  the  mo. 
28.3  2.thcre  fhall  be  an  hole  in  the  top  of  it 
30. 3. over- lay  the  £0/'  thereof  with  pure  gold 
34  2.prefent  thy  felt  there  to  me  in  the  top  of 
37.26.  over-laid  it  with  pure  gold-the  top  of  it 
Num.  14.40. gat  them'up  into  the  top  of  the  ir.oun. 
20. 28. Aaron  died  there  in  the£0£  of  the  mount 
21.20.to  thc£0/»of  Pifgah  that  lookcth  toward 
23  _9.for  from  the  top  of  the  rocks  I  fee  him 
i4.to  the  £o£  of  Pifgah,and  built  feven  altars 
28.  Balak  brought  Balaam  unto  the  top  of 
Deut.-^.zj.  get  thee  up  into  the  top  of  Pifgah 
28.3  5. from  the  fole  of  the  foot,  to  the  top  of 
3  3-i6.and  upon  the  top  of  the  head  of  him  that 
34. 1  .to  the  top  of  Pifgah  that  is  over  agatnft 
Jojh.it.S.the  border  went  up  to  the  top  of  the 
Judg-6.z6.zn  altar  unto  the  Lord  thy  G.on  the  £0£> 
9.7.  Jotham — flood  in  the  top  of  mount  Geriz. 
2f .  in  wait  for  him  in  fhe£o/»ofthe  rr.ounta. 
36.people  downe  from  the  £0^  of  the  mount. 
5 1.  gat  them  up  to  the  top  of  the  tower 
1  j. 8.  Samf.  dwelt  in  the  £00  of  the  rock  Etam 
1 1.  men  of  Judah  went  up  to  the  f0j>  of  the 

1  Sam. 9. 2$. Sam. communed  with  Saul  on  the  top 
2*.Samuel  called  Saul  to  the  £0^  of  the  houfe 

2  Sam.  1 5.32.  when  David  was  come  up  tc  the  top 
i6.22,fpread  Abfalom  a  tent  on  the  top  of  the 

1  Kia7.17.for  the  chapiters  wcl'  were  on  the  top 
1 8.to  cover  the  chapiters  that  were  on  the  top 
i9.chapiters  that  were  on  the  £0^  of  the  pill. 
22.upon  the  top  of  the  pillars  was  lillie-wo. 
j  j.in  the  £0^  of  the  bafe  wa^  there  a  round 

on  the  top  of  the  bafe  the  ledges  therof 

4 1  .chapiters  that  were  on  the  top  of  the  tw  o 

which  wfre  upon  the  top  of  the  pillars 

10.19.  the  top  of  the  throne  was  round  behind 

18.22.  and  Elijah  went  up  to  the  top  of  Carmtl 

2  Kin.9. 1 3. put  it  under  him  on  the  £0^  of  the 
23.12.  altars  that  were  on  the  £0^  of  the  upper 

2  Chro.  3 . 1  j.  chapiter  that  was  upon  the  £0/>  of  each 

4. 1 2. and  the  chapit.  that  were  on  the  top  of  the 

pomelsot  the  chap.th.u  were  on  the  top 

2f.12.ek  brought  them  unto  the  £0^  of  the  rock 

caft  them  down  from  the  top  of  the  rock 

E  fiber  <,.z.  Efther  touched  the  top  of  the  fcepter 

Pfal.7z.i6.  anhandfull  of  corn  upon  the  top  of 

10  2.7.I  am  as  a  fparrow  alone  on  the  houfe  f0j> 

Pr0.8.2.(heftandethinthe£0/>ofh'gh-places 

2i.9.bett.  to  dwell  in  the  cornet  of  a  houfe  top 

Chap.  2f.  24. 

*?-34-  or  as  he  that  lieth  upon  the  top  of  a  mat 

Cd«f.8.4.1ook  from  the  £0/'  of  Amanj,frorn  the  top 

Z/i.2.2.fhall  be  eftablifhed  in  the  top  of  the  moun. 

i7.6.two  or  three  berries  in  the  topoi  the  upp. 

3  o.  1 7»be  left  as  a  beacon  on  the  £o/>  of  a  moun. 

42.11.let  them  fhout  from  the  top  of  the  mou. 

Lam.  2. 1 9.  that  faint  for  hunger  in  the  top  of  t very 

4.1  .are  powred  out  in  the  top  of  every  ftreet 
E^e/j%i7.4.hecroptoffthe£0/>  of  his  young  twigs 
22.I  will  cropofffrom  the£0j>ofhis  youn 
24. 7. (he  fet  it  upon  the  top  of  a  rock 

8.fet  her  bloud  upon  the  top  of  a  rock 
26.4-and  make  her  like  the  top  of  a  rock 

1 4.I  will  make  thee  like  the  top  of  a  rock 
31.3  .his  top  was  among  the  thick  boughes 
io.lhot  up  his  top  among  the  thick  boughes 
1 4.nei.h.  (hoot  up  their  top  among  the  thick 
43.12.  the  law  of  the  houfe  upon  the  £0p  of  the 
Amos  i.2.the  top  of  Carmel  fhall  wither 

9.3  though  they  hide  themfelves  in  the  top  of 
Micah  4.  t  .fhall  be  eftablifhed  in  the  top  of  the  mo 
Nahum  3.10.  childr.were  dafht  in  pieces  at  the  top 
Zccb.4.2.witha  bowl  upon  the  Up  of  it 

to  the  feven  lamps  wch  were  on  the  top 
Afdf.14.17.let  him  which  is  on  the  houfe  £0p  not 

Mark  I3«If* 

27.5 1.  rent  in  twatnefrom  the  £0^  to  the bot. 

Mark  1  ?.j8. 

Lit'^e  $ .i9.becau[e  of  the  multi.— on  the  houfe  £0^ 

1 7  3  1  .in  that  day  he  w <h  fhalbe  on  the  houfe  t. 

John  1 9.23-woven  from  the  top  throughout 

Heb.i  i.2i.worfhipped,leaning  upon  the£0p  of  his 

H;//joyned  with  Cop,  Seel^fH, 


G03.8.f-were  the  tops  of  the  mountains  feen 
2Sfl;».?.24.foundt 


TOP         TOR 

2  Sam.$. zn.iound  of  a  going  on  the  tops  of  the 

i  Cbron.  1 4.  i  J' 

1  Kjn.j.i6.to  fct  upon  the  topsoi the  piilars 

2  iC^.i9-*6.as  the graffs  upon  the  houfe  Zaps' 
/«6  24.24.and  cut  off  as  the  tops  of  the  ears  of 
Pfal.i  29.tf.be  as  the  grafle  upon  the  houfe  tops 
ifa.z.zi.  to  goeinto  theM^-Vofthe  ragged  rocks 

5.  j.on  the  tops  of  their  houfes  every  one  (hall 
22. 1. that  thou  art  wholly  gone  up  to  the  ho.to. 
37.27. as  the  graife  on  the  houferop.?,  as  the 
fer.4%.$$.  lam.  generally  on  all  the  houfe  tops  of 
E^ek.6. 1  3  .(lain  men  (hall  be  in  all  the  tops  of  the 
Hof.4.1 2. they  facrificed  on  the  tops  of  the 
Joel  2.5.  like  the  noife  of  charets  on  the  tops  of 
Zeph.i.  f.worfhip  the  hoft  of  heaven  on  the  ho.tops 
Mat. io.zj. that  preach  ye  upon  the  houfe  tops 
Lu\e  1 2.  j.  fh3il  be  proclaimed  upon  the  houfe  to- 

€opaj. 
JE.wi.28.s7.the  firft  row  (hall  be  a  hrdius3a.topa\ 

39.  io.thefirft  row  wasafardiusjatap^ 
Job  28.19.  the  top.  of  Ethiopia  (hall  not  ecjuall  it 
£^£.28.1 3. precious  ftone  was  thy  cover,  the  top. 
Rev.zi.zo.  theeighth  a  beril,  the  nintha  topa^ 

Copljel. 
Deut.  1 . 1  .w hich  he  (pake  between  Paran  &  Tophel 

Cophet. 
2  2tw.23.10.and  he  defiled  Topbct  which  is  in  the 
l/d.30.3  3. for  Tophet  is  ordained  of  old 
Jet. 7. 1 1  -they  have  built  the  high-places  of  Tophet 
3  2.that  it  (hall  no  more  be  called  Tophet 

they  (hall  bury  in  Tophet,  till  there  be 
i?.tf.that  this  place  (hall  no  more  be  called  To. 
1 1  .they  (hall  bury  in  Tophet,u[[  therebe 
1 2. even  make  their  city  asTopbct 
13.  (hall  be  defiled  as  the  places  of  Tophet 
i4.thcn  came  Jeremiah  from  Topbet 
t&opcl). 
Zech.iz.6.govemoms  of  Judah— like  a  torch  of 

Nah.1.3. charets  (hall  be  with  flaming  torches  in 

4.they(hall  feem  like  torches 
John  18.3.  cometh  thither  with  lanterns  and  tore. 

Comment. 
hu\e  16.28.Ieft  they  come  into  this  place  oitorm. 
1  John  4.  i8.becaufe  fear  hath  torment 
Rev. 9.%. theix  torment  was  the  twin,  of  afcorpion 
1 4. 1 1  .fmoak  of  their  torment  afcended  up  for 
i8.7.fo  much  torment  and  forrow  give  her 
lO.ftanding  afar  off  for  fear  of  heftorment 
1  y.ftand  afar  off  for  the  feat  of  her  torment 
(Sowient. 
iW<tf.8.29.thou  come  hither  to  torment  us  before 
Mark  5. 7. that  thoixtorment  me  not 
Lu\e  8.28.I  befeechthee  torment menot 

QTo^tnentet). 
jtf<tt.8.6.fervant  lieth  at  home  grievoufly  toYmtatcd 
Lul(c  1 6. 2 4. for  I  am  tormented  in  this  flame 

2  5. he  is  comforted,  and  thou  art  tormented 
Heb,  1  i>37.being  deftitute,  afflicted,  tormented 
Rcv.9  j.  that  they  (hould  beta/mentedfive  months 
n.io.thefetwo  prophets  tormented  them  that 
14.  to.he  (hall be  tormented  with  fire,  and 
20.io.fh.all  be  tormentedday  and  night 

Mat.  18.34.and  delivered  him  to  the  tormenters 
Cojmentff. 

M at. 4, 2 4. were  taken  with  divers  difeafes,  and  tor. 
Luke  16.23.he  lift  up  his  eyes,  being  in  torments 

<Co£tt. 
Gen-i  1.3  9.that  which  was  torn  of  beafts,I  brought 

44.28.furely  he  is  torn  in  pieces 
Exod.zz.i^.tomin  pieces3then  let  him  bring  it 

he  (hall  not  make  good  that  weh  was  to. 
3 1. cat  any  fleih  that  is  torn  of  beafts  in 
Let-'.7.24.fat  of  that  which  is  torn  with  beafts  may 

1 7.  t  f.or  that  which  was  torn  with  beafts,whe. 

2  i.8.thac  which  is  torn  with  beafts  he  (hall  not 
t  Kjn.i  3.26.deliv.him  unto  the  lion  which  hath  t. 

28.not  eaten  the  carcafe,nor  torn  the  affe 
if  a.  j.  2  f .  their  carcafes  were  torn  in  the  midft 
Jer.1.6.  every  one  that  goeth  out  thence  (halbe  to. 
E^.4.14.  not  eaten  of  that  which  is  to-  in  pieces 

44-3  i.prieft  (lull  not  eat  of  any  thing  that  is  t. 
Hof.6. 1  .he  huhtom,  he  will  heale  us 
Mai.  \.\  j.ye  brought  that  which  wns  ?fl«2 
Ata-£  i.i6.when  the  unclean  fpirit  had  tornhim 


T  O  S         T  O  U 

Cc#cffe. 
££iy.  1 1 . 29.moufc  Si'tortoijc  (hall  be  unclean  unto 

<Jo?turet).. 
H*£.  1 1.3  y.and  others  were  tortttrcdjiat  accepting 

€olTe. 
J/i. 22. 18.be  will  violently  turn,  and  tojfe  thee 
Jc?'.  j'.22.though  the  waves  therof  tojj'e  themfelves 

®ofteO, 
Pfal.ic9.z1l  am  f«^«/  up  and  down  as  a  locuft 
£Yo.  2 1.6.  vanity  tuJJ'cd  to  and  fro  of  them  that 
lfa. 54.1  i.O  thou  afflifted^o^/with  tempeft,and 
Ata.14.24.1hip  was  now  in  the  midft  of  the  fea^- 
Acl.  27. 1 8.being  exceedingly  tojfedwhh  a  tempeft 
Ephef,^.  14.be  no  more  children,ta//ft/to  and  fro 
/<«».i.6.waveofrhefea,driv.  witi ithe  wind,&  to. 

©offings. 
_/«£  7-4.and  I  am  full  of  tof sings  to  and  fro 

pottering, 
Pfal.6z.$.ye  (hall  be  asatotteringience 

©OH,  called  <&ot. 

1  riw.18.9.  when  To«  king  of  Hamath  heard 

10. for  Hadarezer  had  war  with  Ton 

Couch. 

Gcn-i'-}.  neither  (hall  ye  touch  it,leffi  ye  die 
2o<6.fuffcred  I  thee  not  to  £»/«:/?  her 

E-xod.io. iz.thatye  touch  not  the  border  of  it 
1 3 .  there  (hall  not  an  hand  touch  it,but  he 

Lev.  j.  2.  or  if  a  foul  touch  any  unclean  thing 
3.orif  hetouchthe  uncleannefle  of  man 
6".27.whatfoever  (hall  touch  the  fleih  thereof 
7.21  .the  foul  that  (hall  Zo/.'ffc  any  unclean  thing 
1 1 .8,and  their  carcafe  (hall  ye  not  touch 

3  i.whofotv.doth  to.  them  when  they  be  dead 
I2.4.(he  (hall  foaei  no  hallowed  thing 

Num.q.if.  but  they  (hall  not  touch  any  holy  thing 
16.26. and  touch  nothing  or  theirs 

Df«M4.8.ye  (hall  not  touch  their  dead  carcafe 

Jojh.g,  i9.now  therefore,we  may  not  touch  them 

itob  2.19-that  they  (hall  not  ?o«c&  ihee 

2  Sdtfz.^.io.and  he  (hall  not  touch  thee  any  more 
1 8.i2.beware  that  none  touch  the  young  man 
2 3.7tthe  man  that  (hall  touch  them  muft  be 

1  Chro.  1  tf . 2  2.faying,T«//rf)  not  mine  anointed 

Pfal.  10  y.  1  j. 

/<?&  1.1  i./fltofcall  that  he  hath,  and  he  will  curfe 
i.^.touch  his  bone  and  fle(b,and  he  Will  curfe 
% .  i9.there  (hall  no  evill  touch  thee 
7.6.tbings  that  my  foul  refufeth  to  touch 

Pfal.144.5. touch  the  mountains,  and  they  (hall 

Ifa.<;z  1  i.touch no  unclean  thing 

/fy.  1 2.14.  totouch  the  inheritance  which  I  have 

L<i«z.4.i4.fo  that  men  could  not  touch  their  garm. 
1  y.it  is  unclean:deparr,depart,ta«^  not 

Hdg_2.12.and  wiih  his  skirt  doth  touch  bread 

1 3. unclean  by  a  dead  body Jouch  any  of  thefe 

Mat.g.z  i.but  touch  his  garment,  I  (hall  be  whole 
14.36.  might  ont\y  touch  the  hem  of  his  garm. 

Mar\  3.io.prealTed  upon  him  for  totouch  him 
5.2  8.if  I  may  touch  but  his  dothes,I  (hall 
6. 56. that  they  might  to. if  it  were  butthebord. 
8.22.  and  befought  him  totouch  him 
1  o.  1 3 . children  to  him,that  he  (hould  fcw.them 

Lu\e  6. 1 9.  whole  multitude  fought  to  touch  him 
11.46.  ye  your  felves  touch  not  the  burdens 
18. 1  j. unto  him  infants,that  he  would  ta.them 

John  20.i7.Jefusfaith  unto  hei,Touch  me  not 

1  Cfl?.7.i.it  is  good  for  a  man  not  to  tou.a  woman 

2  Cor.6.17.  and  touch  not  the  unclean  thing 
6W.2.2i.rt«^not,taftenot,handlenot 
Heb.  1  l.zS. that  deftroyed  the  firft-born,(hould  to. 

1 2.20.if  fo  much  as  a  beaft  touch  the  mountain 
4£ottcr]CD. 
Gcn.z6.19.  as  we  have  not  touched  thee 
3  2.2  j.he  {pucbedthe  hollow  of  his  thigh 
32.becaufe  he  touched  the  hollow  of  Ja.  thigh 
£e^.2  2.tf.thefoule  which  hath  touched  any  thing 
Num.  31.19.  whofoever  hath  touched  any  flain,pur. 
.7Wg.tf.2i. and  touched  the  flefh,and  the  unleaven. 
1  Sam.  10.26. whofe  hearts  God  had  touched 

1  Kjn.6. 27.wing  of  the  other  chcrub.touched  the 
their  wings  touched  one  another 

19.  f.  an  angel  touched  him  and  faid,  Arifc 
7.<f0wMnim,3nd  faid,Arife,and  eat 

2  I&n. 13. zi.mm  was  let  down,and  touched  the 
£/Zte>'  j.2.and  Eftherfowfeithetopofthe 
/«6 19.2  i.for  the  hand  of  God  hath  touched  me 


lfa.6 
Jer, 


T  O   U         T  O  U 

^•faidjLoejthis  hath  toue'ed  thy  lips 
i-9-and  the  Lord  touched  my  mouth 


£•^.3.13.  living  creatures  that  touched  one  anoth. 
Dan.ts.^.the  hec-goat  touched  not  the  ground 
i3  .but  he  touched  me,  and  fet  me 

9.2 1. being  cau(tdtofliefwiftly,/o«c/W  me 
10.1  o.and  beholden  hand  touched  me 

i6.fimil.  of  ihefons  of  mm  touched  my  lips 

18.  touched  me  one  like  rhe  appfar.of  a  man 

^<Ji.8.3.Jc(us  put  forth  his  hand,  and  touch,  him 

1  j.he  touched  her  hand,and  the  fever  left 
9.2o.and  ffl«cM the  hem <of  his  garment 

2  9.then  touched  he  their  eyes,  faying 
i4-?6.  as  many  as  touch,  him  were  made  whole 
I7.7.jei"us  came,and fowM them,  and 
20.34.and  touched  their  eyes,and  immediatly 

Mark  i-41-put  forth  his  hand,and  touchedhim 
5.27.preaffe  behind,and  touched  his  garment 
30.and  faid,Who?<wctarfrDy  clothes 
3 1  .and  fayeft  thou,  Who  touched  me 

Luke  8. 4  j- 
^.y6.as  many  as  touched  him  were  made  whole 
7-3  3. and  he  fpit,and  touched  his  tongue 
Luke  5.1 3. put  forth  his  hand,and  touchedhim 
7- 14.be  came  andr^cMthebeer,and 
8.44.came  behind,  and  touched  the  border 
45. and  Jefus  faid, Who  tottchedme 
46.Jefus  faid,Some  body  hath  touched  me 
47. for  whatcaufe  (he  touchedhim 
22.5  i.he  toucbedhis  ear,and  healed  him 
Aclsz-j.i.  and  the  next  day  we  touched  at  Sidon 
Heb.4.1  y.which  cannot  be  touch,  with  the  feeling 
1 2. 1 8. not  come  to  the  mount  that  might  be  to, 
©ouc^eth. 

Gen.  z6. 1  i.he  that  toucheth  this  man  or  his  w ife ' 
Exod.19.xz.  whofoever  toucheth  the  mount.ihall 
29.37 . whatfoever  toucheth  the  altar,(halbe  holy 
3o.29.wh3tfoeverf0«d>f^  themjihall  be  holy 
Lcv.6. 1 8.cvery  one  that  toucheth  them,(hnlbe  holy 
7.i9.fle(h  that  toucheth  any  unclean  thing 
1 1.24.  toucheth  the  carcafe  of  thtm,(hall  be  un. 
26.every  one  that  toucheth  thero^fhall  be  unc. 
27.whofo  toucheth  their  carcafe,(hall  be  unci. 
36.which  toucheth  their  carcafe,(hall  be  unci. 
Verd39. 
1  y.y.whofoever  toucheth  his  bed,(hall  waih 
7.  he  that  toucheth  the  fleih  of  him  that  hath 
1  o.whofoever  toucheth  any  thing  that  is  unc. 
1  i.whomfoever  he ffW.that  hath  the  iffue,he 
1 2.veffell  of  earth  that  he  toucheth  which 
19.  whofoever  toucheth  her,(hall  be  uncleane 
2i  .whofoever  toucheth  her  bed,(ha!l  wafh 
22. whofoever to.any  thing  that  (he  fat  upon 
23.when  he  toucheth  it,  he  (hall  be  unclean 
27.whofoever<0«.thofe  things,thall  be  unci. 
22.4.whofoever  toucheth  any  thing  that  is  unci, 
y. whofoever  toucheth  any  creeping  thing 
Num.  19- 1  i.he  that  toucheth  the  dead  body  of  any 
1 3  .whofoever  tou.the  dead  body  of  any  m3n 
16.whafoeverta.one  that  is  flainwithafw. 
1 8.  fprinkle  ir  upon  him  that  tout,  a  bone  or 
*  1.  he  that  toucheth  the  water  of  feparation 
22. whatfoever  the  unclean  pcrfon  fo.lhallbe 
foul  that  toucheth  itjihall  be  unclean 
Judg.  1 6.9. threed  of  to  w  is  broken  w  hen  it  to.  the 
Job 4.  %.\ttoucbeth  thee,and  thou  art  troubled 
Pfal.  104.3  2. he  toucheth  the  hils,and  they  fmoak 
Pra.6.29. whofoever  toucheth  her  (hall  be  innocent 
E^k- ' 7. io.eaft-wind  toucheth  it,it  (hall  wither 
Hof.^.z.  they  break  out,and  bloud  toucheth  bloud 
Amos  9.  y.Lord  God  of  hofts  is  he  that  toucheth  the 
Zech  z.S.he  that  toucheth  youjouchetb  the  apple 
Luke  7.39.  what  manner  of  wom.is  this  that  tone. 
1  John  f .  1 8.and  that  wicked  one  toucb.him  not 

Cnuchhns. 
Gra.27.42.thy  brother  Efau,as  touching  thee,doth 
£fw.f.i3.as  touching  his  (in  that  he  hath  (inned  in 
7V«;».8.i6.doe  unto  the  Levites/i.W;.their  charge 

1  Sam.z o.z  1.  as  touching  the  matter  which  thou  & 

2  Kjn.  22.18  as  touching  the  words  which  thou  haft 
E\ra  7.24.  we  certifieyou,that  touchingzny  of  the 
Job  37.23  .touching  the  Almighty, we  cannot  find 
Pfal.  4  r .  1 .  of  the  things  which  I  have  made  touch. 
lfa.  y.  l.touc.  his  vineyard. -my  beloved  hath  a  viney. 
/^r.i.itf.againft  them  pouching  all  their  wickedn. 

2 1. 1  i.and  touch,  the  houfe  of  the  king  of  Judah 
22. 11. for  \ 


TOW       TOW 


TOW        TOW 


TOW        T  R  A 


21. 1 1. for  thus  faith  the  Lord,touching  Shallum  | 
£ «i.'7.i  j.forthe  vilion  istouch. the  whole  mult. 
Mat,  i  8  •  i  ^.touching  any  thing  thac  they  fhould  ask 
a'i .  ?  i-but  as  £tf«cb.the  refurrection  of  the  dead 
Mm\  12-26. 
Luke  2  $.i4.M.thofe  things  whereof  ye  accufe  him 
Ads  *.?  ?•  what  ye  intend  to  doe  as  touching  thefe 
2i.'if  .as  touching  the  Gentiles  which  beleeve 
a4!i  i  .touching  the  refurreftion  of  the  dead 
z(,.z. touching  alhhe  things  whereoflam 
Rom.  1 1 .  i8.but  as  touching  the  election,  they  arc    • 
i  O.S.i.now  as  touching  things  offered  to  idols 

16.1  i.as  touching  our  brother  Apollos,  I 
j,  fac^.L  for  as  touch,  the  mimftring  to  the  faints 
fbil  \ .%  -as  W«cfe»g  the  law,  a  Pharifee 

"  6.touching  therighteoufn.which  is  m  the  law 
C0/.4  10.  toucbing'fihom  ye  received  commandem. 

1  TheU  9-but  as  ta/tffeg  brotherly  love,ye  need 

2  W-  ?  4-we  have  confidence  in  the  Lord  to.you 

CQCoartJ,or€oa)art>ff« 
Gen  i.H.Hiddekel-.that  is  it  which  goeth  ftw.the 
18.2.  Abraham  bowed  himfelf  towardthe  gro. 
i<S.men  rofe  up,and  looked  toward  Sodom 
2i  men  turned  their  faces  towards  Sodom 
lo.r.Lot  bowed  with  his  face  towa.the  ground 
28  Abraham  looked  toward  Sod.and  toward 
z  < .  1 8  .as  thou  goeft  Jmw^  Affyria :  and  he 
2810  and  Jacob  —went  toward  Hai an 
20.40.  fet  the  faces  of  the  flocks  towa.  the  ring. 
3  i.njacob  fet  his  face  toward  mount  Gilgal 
48. 1  j.Ephraim  in  his  right-hand  towa.ICr.kft 
Manaffeh  in  his  left  hand  tow  Ifr.right 
Exod.v.Z  .let  Motes  fprinkle  it  toward  the  heaven 
io.  Mofes  fprinkled  it  up  toward  heaven 
j  6.  z  f. other  fide  of  the  tabernacle  which  isf<W. 
29.'zo!ephod  aoAetneaih,towayd  the  fore-part 
Num.z.i.on  the  eaft-fide  toward  the  tiCmg  of  the 
it. 10.  to  the  top  of  Pifgah,  which  looketh  tow. 
22.18.  unto  the  top  of  Peor,thac  looketh  topea. 
24i1.be  fet  his  face  toward  the  wildernefle 
34.1j.neer  Jericho  eaftwardr<W.  the  fun  rifing 
DfKM8.54.hiseye  (hall  be  evill  towardhis  broth, 
and  toward  the  wife  of  his  bofom 
<6.hereye  fhall  be  evill  towards  the  husband 
and  fow.herfon,and  tow.her  daughter 
/<>]&.  8.1 8. ftretch  out  the  fpear  in  thine  hand  to.  Ai 
1 3 .  j. and  all  Lebanon  towards  the  fun  rifing 
1 5 ,4. from  thence  it  paffed  towards  Arnon 
7.went  uftowardDth'a — looking  to.Gilgal 
and  the  border  paffed  tow.  the  waters 
19.1  i.their  border  went  up  toward  the  fea 
Judges-  my  heart  is  fcnwd  the  governours  of  If. 
20.43.  .over  againft  Gibeon  towa.the  fun  rifing 

1  Saw.20.i2.if  there  be  good  toward  David,and  I 

4  i.David  arofe  out  of  a  place  tow.  the  fouth 

2  Sam.  1 4. 1  .that  the  kings  heart  was  tow.  Abfalom 
1  I^iK.8.i9.which  thy  ferv.fhall  make  to.this  place 

20.when  they  fhall  pray  towards  this  place 
3  5.  if  they  pray  towards  this  place 

1  Chro.y.zq.  were  the  porters  fcrawd  the  eaft,  weft 
1 2.  i  f .  both  toward  the  eaft,  and  towa.  the  weft 

2  Chro.6.z  1  .which  they  fhall  make  tow.  this  place 
24.  i6.done  good  in  Ifraehboth  towards  God 

and  towards  his  houfe 
31.14.the  porter  toward  the  eaft^wasover  the 
El?a  5. 1 1  •  mercy  endureth  for  ever  towards  Ifrael 
Efihcr  8.4-held  out  the  golden  fcepter  tow.  Efther 
Pfal-i  -7-in  thy  fear  will  I  worfhip&raWthy  holy 
2  { .  1  {  m  ine  eyes  are  evill  toward  the  Lord 
28.2.1ift  up  my  hands  towardthy  holy  oracle 
o8.3.remembred  his  mercy  and  truth  towa,  the 
1 3  8.2.I  will  worfhiprowrfi'thy  holy  temple 
Pro.  1 4. 3  ?  .kings  favour  is  toward  a  wife  fervant 
ifa.y.i  .Pekah  went  up  to.  Jerufalem  to  make  war 
1 1. 14/jpon  the  fhoulders  of  the  Philift.fonuhe 
6 3.7.the  great  goodneffe  tow.the  houfe  of  Ifra. 
Jet.  1. 1 3. face  thereof  was  towards  the  north 

1  {.1  .my  mind  cannot  be  towards  this  people 
E^.8.14.  gate  of  the  Lords  houfe  which  was  to. 
4 1 . 1 1  .were  toward  the  place  that  was  left 

one  door  toward  the  north,and  another 

i9.faceof  aman  was  toward  the  palm-tree 

face  of  a  young  lion  ffl.the  palm-tree 

42.1.  way  toward  the  north,  and  he  brought  me 

I  before  the  building  toward  the  north 

I         4.and  their  doors  toward  the  north 


43.i.whofe  profpeft  istowards  the  eaft 
^.io.fow^thenorth  2J000.  in  length 

towards  the  weft  ten  thouf.  in  breadth 
toward  the  eaft  ten  thoufand  in  breadth 
towards  the  fouth  2^000.  in  length 
'  17.  fuburbs  of  the  city  fhall  be£<ra?.the  north 
towardthe  fouth  two  hundred  and  fifty 
toward  the  eaft  two  hundred  and  fifty 
toward  the  weft  two  hundred  and  fifty 
DM.6. 10.  window  being  open  in  his  chamber  to, 
8.9.waxed  exeeeding  great,toward  the  fouth 
tow.the  eaft,and  tow.  the  pleafant  land 
Jonah  2.4.I  will  look  again  towards  thy  holy  tern. 
Hat. 28. 1. towards  the  firft  day  of  the  week  came 
l,u\z  2. 14. on  earth  peace,good  willtowards  men 
1 2.1 1  .and  is  not  rich  towards  God 
14  29.for  it  is  towards  evening,and  the  day  is 
John  6-17.  went  over  the  fea  towards  Capernaum 
Ails  20.2 1  .to  the  Greeks,repentance  toward  God 
and  faith  toward  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift 
24.16.void  of  offence  toward  God,and  to.men 
Pfti&*».  {.which  thou  haft  toward  the  Lord  Jefus 

and  towards  all  faints 
CowrarDS  heaven,  See  l$eat>en. 
Coix>arD0  him,  See  Jjim, 
CowatlJ0  me,  See  3$e. 
Coa>arD0  thee,  Sec  Cfjee, 
Comat;D0  them,  See  Chem, 
CosoarD0  us,  See  230., 
CoooatO0  you,  See))oB. 
Coco. 
fudg.16.9.  as  a  threed  of  tow  is  broken  when  it 
ifa.  1.3 1.  and  the  ftrong  fhall  be  as  tow 
43.17.  they  are  quenched  as  tow 

Cornell. 

John  1 3 ,4.and  took  a  towell,  and  girded 

5. to  wipe  them  with  the  towell  wherewith 

Cotaer. 

Gen.  1  i-4.go  to,let  us  build  us  a  — tower 
5. Lord  came  down  to  fee  the  tower 
3f.il.  Ifrael  fpread  his  tent  beyond  the  tow.  of 
Judg. 8.9.I  will  break  down  this  tower 
i7.hebeat  down  the  tower  of  Penuel 
9.46.all  the  men  of  the  tower  oi Shechem  heard 
47.that  all  the  men  ofthefcnwof  She. were 
49.aH  the  men  of  the  tower  of  Shec.  died  alfo 
j  i.was  a  ftrong  tower  within  the  city 

gat  them  up  to  the  top  of  the  tower 
{2.Abimelech  came  unto  thetowcr,&.  foug. 
went  hard  unto  the  door  of  the  tower  to 
2  Sam.zi.f  1. be  is  the  tower  ai  falvation  for  his 
2  Kjn.$. 24.cau)e  to  the  tower Jtie  took  them  from 
9. 1 7. there  ftood  a  watch-man  on  the  tower  of 
1 7. 9. from  the  tower  of  the  watch-man,to  the 
i8.8.fmote  from  the  tower  of  the  watch-men 
Wefo.3.i.fet  up  the  doors  of  it,even  unto  the  tower 
fanftified  it  unto  the  tower  of  Hana. 

1  l.and  repaired  the  tower  of  the  furnace 

2  f .  and  the  tower  which  lieth  out  from  the 
26.over  againft  rhefrrawthat  lieth  out 
27-repaired  anoth.piece  over  ag.  the  great  to. 

12. 38. from  beyond  the  tower  of  the  furnaces 
39.and  the  tower  of  Hananeel,and  the  tow.of 
P/2i/.6i.3.aftrongfcrcw  for  me  from  the  enemy 
Pro.  1 8 .  10. the  Name  of  the  Lord  is  a  ftrong  tower 
Cant.q.a..thy  neck  is  like  the  tower  of  David 
7 .4. thy  neck  is  as  a  tower  of  ivory 

thy  nofe  is  as  the  tower  of  Lebanon 
ifa.^.z.znd  built  a  tower  in  themidft  of  it 
Jer.S.zj.  I  have  fet  thee  for  a  tower 

3i.38.builttotheLord  fiom  the  tower  of  Han. 
£^£.29.io.and  defolate  from  the  tower  of  Syene 
30.6  fromthefoiwofSyene  fhall  they  fall  in 
Micah  4.8.  &  thou,0  tower  of  the  flock,the  ftrong 
Hab.z.i.and  fet  me  upon  the  tower,and  will  not 
Zecb.  i4.io.inhabitants  in  her  place,  from  the  tow. 
Af«f.2i.33.andbuilt  a  iower,znd  let  it  out  to  hus. 

Mark  12.1. 
Lu\e  1 3-4.or  thofe  eighteen  on  whom  the  tower 
14. 28. which  of  you  intending  to  build  a  tower 
High  Comer,  See  i^ig!). 
Coooer0, 
2  CfcrO- 1 4 -7 -make  about  them  walls  and  towers 
26.9-U2.ziah  built  towers  in  Jerufalem 
10.  alfo  he  built  towers  in  the  defart 
1  {.invent,  by  cunning  men  to  be  on  the  to. 


27.4.in  the  forrefts  he  built  towers 
3  2.  y.and  raifed  up  the  wall  to  the  towers 
Pfal.^%.\  2.  goe  round  about  her,and  tell  the  tow. 
Cant.Z.io.l  am  a  wall,and  my  breft  like  towers 
ifa. z 3. 1 3. they  fet  thetowers  thereof 

30.15.  day  of  the  great  flaughter  ,w  hen  the  tow. 
32.1 4. forts  and  towers  fhal  be  for  dens  for  ever 
33.1 8. where  is  he  thac  coumeth  the  towers 
E^\.z6. 4. they  fhall  break  down  her  towers 

9.with  his  axes  he  fhall  break  down  thy  tow. 
2  7. 1 1 .  the  Gammadims  were  in  thy  towers 
Zepb.  3 .6.their  towers  are  defolate 

Covon. 
Jojh.z.  1  ? .her  houfe  was  upon  the  town  wall 
1  Sam.  i6.4.elders  of  the  town  trembled  at  his  com. 
23.7 .heis  fhut  in  by  entring  into  a  town 
27.  {.give  me  a  place  in  fome  town  of  the  coun. 
Hab.z.  12.  woe  to  him  that  buildeth  a  ta.with  bio. 
Mat.  10. 1 1.  into  whatfoever  city  or  town  ye  fnall 
MarS.z^.by  the  band,&  led  him  out  of  thetown 
26.faying,Neither  goe  into  the  town 

nor  cell  it  to  any  in  the  town 
Lu\e  {.1 7. which  were  come  out  of  every  town  of 
J0te7.41.and  out  of  the  town  of  Bethlehem 
1 1 . 1  .the  town  of  Mary,and  her  filler  Martha 
30.  Jefus  was  not  yer  come  into  the  town 

Coxon-clerb. 

Atls  19.3  ?.  when  the  town-clerk  had  appeafed  the 

Cownesf. 

Gmz. 2 5. 1 6. thefe  are  their  names,  by  their  townes 
Num-%  2.4i.and  took  the  fmall  rozwmhereof 
Deat^.f.befideunwalledfowvzaajjreatmany 
Jojh.  1 3. 30.  all  thetowneso£  Jair,  which  is  in  Ba. 
1 5.4  {.Ekron  with  her  townes  and  her  villages 
47.  Afhdod  with  her  townes  &  her  villages 
Gaza  wich  her  townes  and  her  villages 
17.1 1  .in  Afher,Bethfhean  and  her  townes 

Ibleam  and  her  townes,md  the 

inhabitants  of  Dor  and  her  townes 

inhabitants  of  Endor  and  her  townes 

inhabitants  of  Taanach  and  her  towns 

inhabitants  of  Megiddo  &  hzr  townes 

16.  who  are  of  Bethfhean.and  her  townes 

_7«^.i.27.driveoutthe  inhab.ofBeth.ind  her  to. 

nor  Taanach,  and  her  townes 

nor  the  inhab.of  Dor,  and  her  townes 

nor  the  inhab.of  Ibleam,3nd  her  towns 

nor  the  inh.of  Megiddo,and  her  towns 

11.26.dweh  in Hefhbon^nd  in  hettownes 

and  in  Amerind  her  townes 
1  1^8.4.13. to  him  pertained  the  townes  of  Jair 

1  Chro.  2.23.  he  took  Gefhur—  with  the  to.  of  Jair 
he  took  Kenath,and  the  townes  thereof 

{.i6.dwelt  inGilead  inBafhan3&  inherfcw. 

7.28.their  inha.were  Bethel,and  the  ^.thereof 

and  weftward  Gezer,with  theta.thereof 

Shechem  alfo  and  the  townes  thereof 

unto  Gaza  and  the  townes  thereof 

29-of  Manaffeh,Bethfhean  and  her  townes 

Taanach  &  her  to.  Megiddo  &  her  to. 

Dor  and  hextownes.ln  thefe  dwelt  the 

8. 1 2.who  built  Ono,  and  Lod  with  the  townes 

1 8. 1. David  took  Gatb,  and  her  townes  out 

2  Chro.  1 3 .19.  Abijah  took  Bethel  with  the  townes 
Efther  9. 1 9. chat  dwelt  in  the  unwalled  townes 
Jer.  1 9. 1 5  .and  upon  all  her  townes  all  the  evill 
Zecb.z.a..  Jerufal.  fhall  be  inhabited  as  to.  w  ithout 
Mar.i  .3  8.faid  unto  them,Lec  us  go  into  the — to. 

8.27.and  his  difciples  ,  into  the  townes  of  Ctf. 

Lu\e  9.6.they  departed,  and  went  thorow  the  tow. 

1 2.thac  they  may  goe  into  the  townes 

Crachonitfc. 

Lu\e  3. 1. Philip  Tetrach  of  the  region  o£Trachon. 

Crafce.    CraDe. 
Gen.14.10.  dwell,  and  trade  you  therein 
2 1  .dwell  in  the  land,and  trade  therein 
46.32.fortheir  trade  hath  been  about  cattell 
3  4»thy  fervants  trade  hath  been  about  cattell 
7f<?z;.i8.  i7.as  many  as  trade  by  fea  flood  afar  off 

Cra&eD, 

E^.  27. 1  i.with  tin  and  lead  they  traded  in  thy 
i3.thcy  traded  the  perfonsofmen 
i4.tbey  of  the  houfe  of  Togarmah  traded  in  j 
1 7. they  traded  in  thy  market  wheacofMinni.  j 

Mat.z$.i6.  went-and  traded  in  the  fame,  c^made^ 

CvaOittg 


1  T  R  A         T  R  A 

©raising, 

Luke  1 9. 1 5. how  much  every  man  had  gai.  by  tra. 

©rnfctrion. 

Mat.  1  y  .2.why  doe  thy  difciples  tranfg.the  tradit. 
3  .tranfgre  (Ted  the  co.i5.of  God  by  your  trad. 
(-.com.  of  God  of  none  effecl:  by  your  tradit. 

Mark  7-3-  holding  the  tradition  of the  elders 
5. thy  difciples  according  to  the  tradition  of 
8.  ye  hold  the  tradition  of  men 
«.  chat  ye  may  keep  your  own  tradition 
ij.word  of  God  of  none  effecl  thor.your  tr. 

Col.  z-  8. afer  the  tradition  of  men3and  after  the 

z  7%.j.6.not  after  the  tradition  which  he  received 

1  Pet.  1 . 1 8 .  received  by  tradition  from  your  fath. 

©ratrfttows. 
Gal.  r  .14  zealous  of  the  traditions  of  my  fathers 

2  Thef.z.  1 5. hold  the  trad.which  ye  have  bin  caug. 

fCraffique. 
GfS.42. 34.  ye  (hill  traffique  in  the  land 
1  l^.io.iy.befidesthathehadof  the  tra.  of  the 
E^k-  i7-4-and  carried  it  into  a  land  of  traffique 
28.  j. and  by  thy  trafique  thou  haft  increafed 
x8.  defiled  thy  fanct.by  the  iniqu.of  thy  tra. 
©taffiqucttf. 
ifa.i  j.8.whofe  traffi.  are  the  honoura.cf  the  earth 

Qftain.    ©rata, 
1  Kjn.io.z-ihe  catne  to  Jeruf.with  a  very  great  tr. 
Pro.zt.6. train  up  a  child  in  the  way  that  he  fhould 
lfa.6.\. znd  his  train  filled  the  temple 

©rafnetJ. 
Gen.  14. 14.  he  armed  his  trained  fouldiers 

©rattomr, 
Lft/je  6.ii.  Judas  Ifcariotjwhich  alfo  was  the  trai. 

©vattows. 
iTf/«,}.4.theyfhallbe^ai?9W;,headyjhigh-.min. 

©rantple. 
P/^/. 9 1. 1  j. the  dragon  fhalt  thou  trample  under 
lfa.6  j .  j .  and  trample  them  in  my  fury 
^f<tf.7.6.1eft  they  trample  them  under  their  feet 

Crattce. 
i\to.i4.4.falling  into  a  #vwa3  but  having  his  eys 

Verfe  16. 

^(5?,io.io.while  they  made  ready,he  fel  into  a  tr. 

n.y.andbeinginafrvz^e,  I  faw  a  vifion 

ai.i7iprayed  in  the  temple,!  was  in  a  trance 

©rauqtulUtp. 

D&n.$.zjjl\t  may  be  lengthening  of  thy  tranau. 

©r&igferreb, 

1  Cor.4.6.  thefe  things  I  have  in  a  figure  transf.  to 

Cran08gareU, 
Mat.  1 7.  z.and  was  transfigured  before  them 

Ma;\<).  z. 

Cran0fo?met>. 

txom.  1 2.  i.but  be  ye  transformed  by  the  renewing 
z  Cor.  1 1 . 1 4.Satan  is  transformed  into  an  angel  of 
1  y.if  his  minifters  alfo  be  transformed  as  the 
©ransfcrtntfng, 

2  Q>W  11. 13.  transforming  thsmfelves  into  the  apo. 

©ranfgreffe. 
Iv*«w.i4.4i.doeye  not  tranfgreffc  the  comman.  of 

1  5<j?«,2.24.ye  make  theLords  people  to  tranfgrefs 

2  CM0.24.2o.why  tranfgreffe  ye  the  com.of  the  Lo. 
Neh.i.Z.ifye  tranfgreffe^  will  fcatteryou 

1  j. 27.  to tranfgreffe  agairrft  our  God 
Pfal.  1 7. j. purpofed  that  my  mou. fhould  not  tran. 

2  5-.  j.be  afhamed  which  tranfg/efs  without  caufe 
Pco.28.21.  piece  of  bread  that  man  will  tranfgreffe 
/e^.zo.thou  faidft3I  will  not  tranfgreffe 
E^.20.3  8.and  them  that  tranfgreffe  againftme 
Amos  4-4.come  to  Bethel,  and  tranfgreffe 
Mat- 1  5 .2.why  doe  thy  difciples tranf.the  tradition 

j. you  alfo  tranfgreffe  the  commande.of  God 
Rom.z.zj. circumcifion,  doeft  tranfgreffe  the  law 

©ranfgreffeO, 

Deut.z6. 1 3.I  have  not  tranfg.thy  commandement 

Jojb.7.1  1.  they  have  alfo  tranfgreffed  mycovenant 

iy.becaufe  he  hath  tra.xhe  covenant  of  the  L. 

2  j.  1 6.  when  ye  hare  tranfg.the  covenant  of  the 

JWg.2,20.that  this  people  hath  tran.my  cov.which 

1  Saw.  14.  j  j. he  faid,Ye  h3ve  tranfgreffed  :  roll  a 

ly^.forlhave^s.thecomman.of  the  Lord 
i  IC«2. 8. 50. wherein  they  have  tranfg.  againft  thee 

2  Kjn.  18. 1 2.but  tranfg.  his  covenant,and  all  that 
1  Chro.z.7'  who  tranfgreffed  in  the  thing  accurfed 

5.25  .they  fr\«.againft  the  God  of  their  fathers 
i  Chro  ;.2.2.becaufe  they  tranfgreffed  againft  the  L. 


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TRA        TRA 


z6.  itf.for  he  hath  ft-aafo-  againft  the  Lord  his  1  Lev.  16. 1 6.and  becaufe  of  their  tranfgreffions  in «!  I 

28.19.for  Ahaz  */<»#•£.  fore  againft  the  Lord  21.  all  their  tranfgreffions  in  all  their  /Ins 

36.i4.people  tranfgreffed  very  much  after  all  the    7^.24.i9.he  will  not  forgive  your  tranfnefF.cn, 
E^ra  1  o. io.ye  have ^v.»/g.  and  have  taken  ftrange    * 

1  j. we  are  many  that  have  tranf.  in  this  thin" 
Ifa.zi,. 5. becaufe  they  have  tranfgie\fcd  the  lawts  & 

4J.27.  thy  teachers  have  tranfgreffed  againft  me 

66.24. carcafes  of  the  men  that  have  tra,  againft 
7w.2.8.the  paftors  alfo  tranj greffed againft  me 
2o.ye  all  have  tranfgreffed  againft  me.fatth 

3.1  j. that  thou  haft  tranfgrejjedagzinft  the  Lord 

3  3. 8.whereby  they  have  tranfgreffed  againft  me 

24.18.give  the  men  that  have  tranf g.my  coven. 
Lam.  1 .42.we  have  tranf greffedflnd  have  rebelled 
E^e£.  2.  j  .they  and  their  fathers  have  tranfgreffed 

18.  j  i.your  tranfgreffions  whereby  ye  have  tran. 
Dan.9. 1  i.yea3all  Ifrael  have  tranfgreffed  thy  law 
Hof.6.7.  they  like  men  have  tranfgreffed  the  coven. 

7. 1  j .  becaufe  they  have  tranfgreffed  againft  me 

8.1.  becaufe  they  have  tranfgreffed  my  covenant 
Zeph.  j.  1 1. wherein  thou  haft  tranfgr.  againft  me 
Lu\e  1  y.20.neither  tran.l  at  any  time  thy  comm. 

©tanfgreffeft. 

Efther  3. 3. why  tranfg.  thou  the  kings commande. 

©ratifgrelTetlj 


1  A.w.8.50.  forgive  all  thtir  tranfgrc.wherein  they 
J  oa  J  1.3  j. if  I  covered  my  tranf gnjfums  as  Adam 
3  y.6.or  if  tby  tranfgreffions  be  multiplied,  what 
36.s>.thenhe  fhtwtth  them  their  tranfgrefjwsj 
PM5.10.caft  them  cut  in  the  rrult.  of  their  tran. 
25.7.  remember  not  my  tranfgreffions 
3  2.5.I  faid,I  will  confide  my  tranfgreffions  to 
3?.8.deliver  me  from  all  my  tranfgreffions 
5 1. 1. blot  out  my  tranfgreffions 

3. for  I  acknowledge  my  tranfgreffions 
65.3.  as  for  our  tranfgref.  thou  (hale  purge  them 
103. 1 2/0  fir  hath  he  removed  our  tranfgreffions 
Zfa.4i.nJl  am  he  that  blotteth  cut  thy  tranfgref. 
44-  n.  blotted  out  as  a  thick  cloud  thy  tranfire 
50.  i  .for  your  tranfgreffions  is  your  mother  put ' 
5  J.5-but  he  was  wounded  for  our  tranfgreffions 
59.1  z.our  tranfgreffi.are  muitiplied'before  thee 
for  our  tranfgreffions  are  with  us,and 
jer.^.6.becaule  their  tranfgreffions  are  many 
Lam.  1. 5. for  the  multitude  of  her  tran.her  children 
14-the  yoke  of  my  frra^e^sjis  bound  by 
2  2. done  unto  me  for  all  my  tranfgreffions 
Pro.16.  ic.his  mouth  tranfgre fetb  not  in  judgem.    £;V-  14.M.  be  polluted  any  more  with  all  their  tr 


Hab.z . 5.becaufe  he  tranfgrcfj'etb  by  wine 

1  John  j. 4.  committeth  iin^tranfgieff.alfo  the  law 

2  John  9.whofoever  tranfg.  and  abideth  not  in  the 
firanfgrelTlng. 

De«£.i7.2.{ightof  the  Lord  in tranfgre .his  coven, 
/p. 5 9. 1 3. in  tranfgre.  and  lying  againft  the  Lord 

Ctanfgrca*ion, 
.E;mf.34.7.fbrgtving  iniquity,  and  tranfgr.  and  fin 
Num.  1 4. 1 8.forgiving  iniquity,  and  tranfgrcffion 
Jofh.zz.zz.ot  if  in  tfanfgrejfion  againft  the  Lord 
1  S'aOT.24. 1 1  .that  there  is  neither  evill  nor  tranfgr, 

1  Chro.g.i  .carried  away  to  Babylon  for  their  tran- 
1  o.  1  j .  fo  Saul  died  for  his  tranfgre ffion 

2  Cfov.29.i9.caft  away  in  histranfgrejjlon,  have  we 
E-Kra  9.4.becaufe  of  the  tranfgreffion  of  thofe  that 

10.6.  mourned  becaufe  of  the  tranfgre.  of  them 
Job  7.21.  why  doft  thou  not  pardon  my  tranfgre f/t . 
8.4.  caft  them  away  for  their  tranfgreffion 
1 3. 2 3. make  me  to  know  my  tranfgreffion, and. 
14. 1 7.my  tranfgreffion  is  fealed  up  in  a  bag 
3  j. 9.I  am  clean  without  tranfgreffion 
J4.6.my  wound  is  incurable  without  tranfgre. 
Pfal.19.13.1  (hall  be  innocent  for  the  great  tranf. 
3  2.1.  bleffed  is  he  whofe  tranfgreffion  is  forgiv. 
^6.i.iranf.  of  the  wicked  faith  within  my  heart 
59.  j.not  for  my  tranfgreffion3not  for  my  (in, 
89.3  2.vifit  their  tranfgreffion  with  the  rod 
I07.i7.fooles,becaufe  of  their  £/#. are  afflicted 
Pra.12.13. tne  wicked  is  fnared  by  the  tranfgre.  of 
I7.9.he  thatcovereth  a  tranfgreffion  feeketh  love 

19. he  loveth  hanfgre ffion  that  loveth  ftrife 
1 9. 1 1  .it  is  his  glory  to  paffe  over  a  tranfgreffion 
2§.2.forthe  tranfgreffion  of 'a  land  many  are  the 

24. and  faith,  It  is  no  tranfgref.  the  fame  is 
29.6.  in  the  tranfgrcffion  of  an  evill  man  there  is 
ifi.when  the  wicked  are  multiplied, tranfgre. 
2  2. a  furious  man  aboundeth  in  tranfgreffion 
lfa.14.zo.  tranfgreffion  thereof  (hall  be  heavy  on  it 
5j.8.for  the  tranf.of  my  people  was  he  ftricken 
57.4.are  ye  not  children  of  tranfgreffion 
$8.i.and  (hew  my  people  their  tranfgreffion 
59.20.to  them  that  turn  from  tranfgr effi, in  Jac. 
JE^I-JJ-i  !•  not  deliver  him,&  the  day  of  his  tra. 
Dan.S.  1 2.  the  daily  facrifice  by  reafon  of  tranfgre. 
1  j. and  the  tranfgreffion  of  defolation,  to  give 
9.24.10  finifh  the  tranfgreffion,  and  to  make  an 
Amos  4.4.at  Gilgal  multiply  tranfgrcffion 
Micah  1,  j.  for  the  tranfgreffion  of  Jacob  is  all  this 
what  ^s  the  tranfgrcffion  of  Jacob 
3.8.to  declare  unto  Jacob  his  tranfgrcffion 
6.7.  (hill  I  give  my  firft-borne  for  my  tranfgref 
7. 18. and  paffeth  by  the  tranfgrcffion  of  the  rem. 
Acls  1.2-5.6.011  which  Judas  by  tranfgreffion  fell 
Rom.4. 1 5.  where  no  law  is,therc  is  no  tranfgrcffion 
5. 14.aft.er  the  fimilitude  of  Adsms tranfgre ffio ?i 
1  Tim.z.  14.  wom.being  deceived  was  in  the  tranf. 
Heb. z.z.every  tranfgr.and  difobedieuce  received  a 
1  Jobnm.for  fin  is  the  tranfgrcffion  of  the  law 

©rattfgrc[iion<J. 
Eawf.23.21.for  he  will  not  pardon  your  tranfgre. 


1 8. 2  2,all  his  tranfgreffions  that  he  hath  commit! 
28.  turneth  away  from  him  all  his  tranfgref. 
30.  turn  your  felves  from  all  your  tranfgefjl 
3 1. caft  away  from  you  all  your  tranfgr effims 
Ii.24.in  that  your  tranfgreffions  are  discovered 
3  3.1  o.i  four  tranfgreffi.  and  our  fins  be  upon  us 
37.23.nor  with  any  or  their  tran.  but  I  wil  fave 
39.24.  according  to  their  tranfgref.  have  I  done 
Amos  i.3.for  three  tranfgreffions ot  Damafcus,  and 
6.for  thtee  tranfgreffions  ofGaza^and  for  four 
9.for  three  tranfgreffions  of  Tyrus,and  for 
11. for ^  three  tranfgreffions  of  Edom,and  for 
!3.for  three  tranfgreffions  of  the  children  of 
l.i.for  three  tranfgreffions  ofMoab;and  for 
4.  for  three  tranfgreffions  of  Judab,and  for 
6\for  three  ffwz.of  Ifrael,  and  for  four,I  will 
3.i4.that  I  (hall  vifitthe  tranfgreffions  oflfrad 
5.1 2,for  I  know  your  manifold  tranfgreffions 
Micab  1.13.  tranfgreffions  of 'Ifrael  were  fbundin 
Gal.  3 . 1 9<ic  was  added  becaufe  of  tranfgreffions 
Hcb.9.1 5_fcr  the  redemption  of  the  tran.thzt  were 
Cranfgreffonr. 

Py2t/.  59.5.  be  not  mercifull  to  any  wicked  tranfgr. 
Pro.21.18.and  the  tranfgreffour  for  the  upright 

22.12.he  overthroweth  the  words  of  the  tranfg. 
Ifa.48.8.  thou  waft  called  a  tranf  from  the  wombc 
Gal.z.  1 8. 1  make  my  fel  f  a  tranfgreffour 
Jam.z.  1 1.  thou  art  become  a  tranfgrejf.  of  the  law 

Cranfgreitonrs. 

P/i.37.j8. tranfga (fours  (hallbe  deflroyed  togeth. 

5 1. 1  j.then  will  I  teach  tranfgreffours  thy  wayes 

1 19. 1 58.I  beheld  the  tranfgrc.md  was  grieved 

Pra.2.2  2.the  tranfgref] birrs  (hall  be  rooted  out  of 

1  l.j.perverfcneffe  of  tranfg.  (hall  deftroy  them 

6.tranf.  (hall  be  taken  in  their  own  naughti. 

13.2.  fouleof  the  travfgreff,  (hall  eat  violence 

1 5. but  the  way  of  tranfgre  ffours  is  hard 
2 j. 28. and  increafeth  the  ?/<ff//£(7j/7.'amongthem 
z6.  ip.rewardeth  the  fool,  and  rewardeth  tranf. 
i/d.i.28.deftruction  of  tranfg.znd  finners  (hall  be  j 
46.8.bringit  again  to  mind,0  ye  tranfgreffours 
5 3 . 1 2.he  was  numbred  with  the  tranfgreffours 
made  interceffion  for  the  tranfgreffours 
Dan.S.z  3.  when  the  tranfgre ff\  are  come  to  the  full 
Hof. 1 4.9. the  tranfgreffours  (hall  fall  therein 
Mark  15.28.he  was  numbred  with  the  tranfgrejf. 
Lu\ezr.  17. 
Jam.z.Q.&re  convinced  of  the  law  as  tranfgre  fours 

©ranftats. 
2  Sam.i.io.totranflate  the  kingdome  from  the 

(JJratiflateD- 
CaZ.1.13.  have  tranflatcd  us  into  the  kingdome  of 
Heb.  1  i.y.by  faith  Enoch  was  tran(latcd,th^t  he 

was  not  found,becaufc  God  had  tra.him 

i&ranfiatfori. 

Heb.li  j.befotehistranflationhe  had  this  teftim. 

iBranfparent. 
Rev.zi.zi.pure gold,as  it  were  tranfparent  glaffe 

€rap. 
Job  i8.io.andaft"«j>  for  him  in  the  way 

Pfal.69.z1.SQtn. 


TRA         T  R  E 


TRE        TRE 


T  R  E        TRE 


rfaL69.1z.hten  for  their  welfare,  let  it  bec.a  trap 

Jcr.  y.  26 .they  fet  a  trap,they  catch  men 

Rom.  1 1.9.  let  their  table  be  made  a  frsare  &  a  trap 


Jojb. i$.i  5. but  they  (hall be  fnar£s  &  if.  unto  you 

©vatoell. 
Ges.38.17.came  topaffs  in  the  time  of  her  travsll 
Exod.i  8.8.told  all  the  travcll  that  had  come  upon 
Waw.10.14.thou  knoweft  all  the  travell  ih&t  hath 
Pfal.  48. 6. pain  took  hold  on  them  as  a  worn. in  tr. 
Ecclef.  1. 1  j.this  fore  travell  hath  God  given  to  the 
i.i  j.and^ll  his  travcll  is  griefe 

i6.but  to  the  finner  he  giveth  travell 

3.10. 1  have  teen  the  travell  which  God  hath 

4.4.again,I  considered  all  travelled  every 

6.  then  both  the  hands  full  with  travell 

8.this  is  alfo  vanity3yea,it  is  a  fore  travell 

y.i4.but  thofe  riches  perifli  by  evill  travell 

'  Ifa-li- 1 1. he  (hall  fee  of  the  travell  of  his  foule 

Jer.^-i  i.heard  a  voice  as  of  a  woman  in  travell 

6.24.taken  hold  of  us  as  of  a  woman  in  travell 

1  3. 2i.  forrowes  take  thee  as  a  woman  in  trav. 

21.23  .pangs  com  on  thee,as  pain  on  a  wo. in  t. 

30.6.hands  on  his  loines,as  a  woman  in  travell 

49.24.for.have  taken  her  as  a  woman  in  travell 

50.43.pangs  took  hold  of  him  as  of  a  wo.in  tr, 

Lam.%.^ .he  hath  compaffed  me  with  travell 

Micab  4.9,  pangs  have  taken  thee3as  a  wom.in  tra. 

io.to  bring  forth  like  a  woman  in  travcll 
John  16.1 1. woman  when  (he  is  in  zr.hath  forrow 
Alls  19.19. caught  Gaius— Pauls  compan.  in  tra. 

1  Thef.i.9  for  ye  remember  brethren  our  travell 

y.3.deftruct.cometh  upon  them  as  travell  upon 

2  Thef.$.8.b\ii  wrought  with  labour  and  travell 

Ctatoll. 
/p.2  3.4.faying}I  travell  not,nor  bring  forth  chil. 

f  4. 1.  thou  chat  didft  not  travcll  with  child 
/ei'.  3  o.6.fee  whether  a  man  dothtrav.  with  child 
2  Cor.  8- 1 9.  chofen  of  the  churches  to  travell  with 
Gal.4.  i9.my  little  children  of  whom  I  tr.in  birth 

CrafoelleO, 
Gen.  3  y .  1 6.  Rachel  travelled,  and  had  hard  labour 

^.zS.fhetraveHed,  and  put  out  his  hand 
1  Sam. 4. 1 9. the  bowed  her  felf,  and  travelled 
lfa.66. 7. before  fhe  traveUedfhe  brought  forth 
8.afloone  as  Zion  travelled  (he  brought 
Alls  1 1. 19.  travelled  as  far  as  Phenice,  &  Cyprus 

©ratieller. 
1  Sam.  1 1.4  .there  came  a  traveller  to  the  rich  man 
Job  3 1.32.1  opened  my  doors  to  the  traveller 

CrafceUers, 
Judg.%.6  .the  travellers  walked  thorow  by-wayes 

Crafoelleft. 
Gd/.4.i7.and  cry  thou  that  travellejl  not,for  the 

Cratoelletb;. 
fob  1  y. 20. the  wicked  man  travclletb  with  paine 
Pfal.y.  i4.bchold,  he  travelleth  with  iniquity 
Pro.6.1  i.thy  poverty  coaie  as  one  that  travelleth 

Chap.24.34. 
Ifa.  13.8.  (hall  be  in  pain  as  a  woman  that  travell. 

2i.3.asthepangsof  a  woman  that  travelleth 
Jer.i  i.8.and  her  that  travelleth  with  child,togeth. 
Micah  f.3>ihe  which  travelleth  hath  brought  forth 
K<Mfl.8.2i.3nd  travelleth  in  pain  together  untill 

Crarjellfng. 
ifa-zi.i  ].lodge50  ye  travelling  companies  of  De. 
41.14.now  will  I  cry  like  a  travelling  woman 
6  3.  i. travelling  in  the  greatneffe  of  his  ftrength 
Hof.  13.13.  forrowes  of  a  trav.  woman  fhall  come 
Mat.z%.\\.  kingdorne  of  heaven  is  as  a  man  £w. 
Rev.  1  z.i.iravclli»g  in  birth  and  pain,ready 
<acravjerflng. 

/tr.  2. 2  3. thou  art  a  fwift  d10mtd3.trav.hev  wayes 

Creac5)crou0. 
ifa-zi.z-  the  f/wte/\dealer  dealeth  treacheroufly 
14.16.the  treacherous  dealer  dealt  treacheroufly 
treache. dealers  dealt  very  treacheroufly 
Jcr. 3. 7. her  treacherous  fifter  Judah  faw  it 

8.yet  her  treacherous  fitter  Judah  feared  not 

I  o.her  treacb. lifter  Judah  hath  not  turned  to 

I I  .juftified  her  felf  more  then  treach.  Judah 
9.2.they  be  an  affembly  of  treacherous  men 

Zepb.$. 4. her  prophets  are  treacherous  perfons 
©reacheroaflp. 


24.16.  treacherous  dealers  have  dealt  treachero. 

Vetfe  16. 
3  J.i;  and  thou  dealeft  treacheroufly 

they  dealt  not  treacheroufly  with  thee 
fhalt  make  an  end  to  deal  treacheroufly 
they  ihall  deal  treacheroufly  with  thee 
48.8. 1  knew  that  thou  wouldeft  deale  treacher. 
JfA3.20.as  a  wife  treacheroufly  departeth  from 

fo  have  ye  dealt  treacheroufly  with  me 

y .  1 1 .  houfe  of  Judah  have  dealt  very  treacher. 

12.  i.wherefore  are  all  they  happy  that  deal  tre. 

6.  even  they  have  dealt  treacheroufly  with  thee 

Lam.i.i.zll  her  friends  have  dealt  treach.  with  her 

Hof. ^.7.  they  have  dealt  treacher.  againft  the  Lord 

6.7.  they  have  dealt  treacheroufly  againft  me 
Mal.z.io.v/hy  doe  we  deale  treacher.  every  man 
11.  Judah  hath  dealt  trea.md  an  abominat. 
14.  againft  whom  thou  haft  dealt  treacher. 
1  y.  let  none  deal  treache.  againft  the  wife  of 
16, that  ye  deal  not  treacheroufly 
Creacherp. 
2  f</fl.p.23.faid/rhere  istrcachery, O  Ahaaiah 


Deut.i  i.24.whereon  the  foles  of  your  feet  fhal  tr. 
2y.dread  of  you  upon  all  the  land  that  ye  tr. 
33.29.thou  (halt  tread  upon  their  high-places 
Jojh.i. 2,.that  the  fole  of  your  feet  fhall  tread  upon 
1  &a#.y.y.  tawdonthethreihold  of  Dagon  in 
Job  24.1 1. which  tread  their  wine-preffes,&  fuffer 

40.12.irm/down  the  wicked  in  their  place 
Pfal.7.j.\et  him  treaddov/n  my  life  in  the  earth 
44.  y. through  thy  Name  will  we  tread  thera 
60. 1 2.  he  it  is  that  fhall  treaddov/n  ourenem. 
Pfal.ioS.ij. 
9 1. 1 3. thou  fhalt  tread  upon  the  lion  and  adder 
Ifa.  1. 12. required  this  at  your  hands  to  tread  my 
io.6.to  tread  them  down  like  the  myre  of  the 
1 4. if .  upon  my  mountains  tread  him  under 
16.10.  treaders  ihall  tread  out  no  wine  in  their 
i6.6.the  foot  fhall  tread  it  downe 
6j.3.for 1  will  tread  them  in  mine  anger 
6.1  will  tread  down  the  people  in  mineang. 
/«?}••  2f  .30. give  a  fhout  as  they  thatire.the  grapes 

48.3  3.  none  (hall  tread  with  (houting 
E^.i6.u.  hoofs  of  his  horfes  (hall  he  frf.downe 

34.  i8.but  ye  muft  treaddov/n  with  your  feet 
Da/1.7, 2 3. and  (hall  tread  itdown,and  break 
Ho/Tio.ii.Ephraim  lovethto  tread  out  the  corn 
Micah  1. 3. and  tread  upon  the  high  places  of  the    ] 
y.y.when  he maWtrcad in  our  palaces5then 
6.1 5. thou  (halt  tread  the  olives,but  thou 
Nahum.^.i^ni  tread  the  morter,  make  ftrong 
Zccb.  io.y.they  (hall  be  as  mighty  men  which  tre. 
Mal.q.s.ye  fhall  tread  down  the  wicked 
Lu\e  io.i  9.give  unto  you  power  to  tread  on  fcor. 
Rev.  1 1  .i.holy  city  (hall  they  tread  under- foot 

Creauer,  Creafcersf. 
lfa.x6,\o.treaders  (hall  tread  out  no  wine  in 
Amos  9.13.  treader  of  grapes  (hall  over-take  him 

CreaDeth, 
Beut.z^.^.not  muzzle  the  ox  when  he  tread,  out 
Job  9.8,and  treadeth  upon  the  waves  of  the  fea 
Ifa.4. 1.2  y.and  as  the  potter  treadeth  clay 

63-2.thy  garments  are  like  him  that  treadethin 
Amos  4.13.  and  treadeth  upon  the  high-places  of 
Micah  y.iS.when  he  treadeth  within  our  borders 

8. if  he  goe  thorow  ,both  treadeth  down 
1  Cfli'.9.9.  not  muzzle  the  mo.of  the  ox  that  tread. 
1  'Tim.  y.  18. 
Rev.  1 9. 1  J.  he  treadeth  the  wine-preffe  of  the 

©reaUtng. 
Neh.  1 3 . 1  y.in  ludah/ome  treading  wine-prefles 
lfa.7. 2f  .and  for  the  treading  of  leller  cattell 

22.  y .  it  is  a  day  of  treading  down 
Amos  y . 1  i.forafmuch  as  your  treading  is  upon 
Creafon, 

1  2$».i6.20.acT:sof  Zimri,  and  his  treafon  that  he 

2  %}n.  1 1 .  i4.and  Athaliah  cryed  ftrcafon,treafon. 
2Cfewi.23.r3. 

Creature. 
Gen.4 3 . 2  3  .hath  given  you  treafure  in  your  facks 
Exod.  1 9.?.  fhall  be  a  peculiar  treafure  unto  me 
De«r.t8.i  2.Lord  (hal  open  unto  thee  his  good  tr. 
2  Kw.24. 1 3. carried  out  thence  the  treafure  of  the 


/«^g.9.23.men  of  Shechem  dealt  tfM.with  Abim.  1 1  CfOT.i9.8.gave  them  to  the  treafure  of  the  honfe 
lfa.zi.z.the  treacherous  dealer  dealeth  trcachcrou.  |&ya  2.69  gave  after  their  ability  unto  the  treafu, 


Nch.7.70,  the  Tirfhatha  gave  to  the  treafure 

7  i.fathers  gave  to  the  treafure  of  the  work 
P/d/.i7.i4.bel!y  thoufMeft  with  thy  hid  treafure 

13  j.4.and  Ifrael  for  hi  s  peculiar  treafure 
Pro.  1  y.6.in  the  houfe  of  the  righteous  is  much  tr. 
16.  then  ofeittrcafurc  and  trouble  therewith 
2T.20.  there  is  treafure  tobedefired 
Ecclef.i.S.znd  the  peculiar  treafure  of  kings3and 
ija.  3  3. 6. fear  of  the  Lord  is  his  treafure 
E^e\.  2 1. 1 5. they  have  taken  thetraa.and  precious 
Hof.  1 3.1  y.fpoile  thetreafure  of  all  plcafant 
Mat. 6. 2 1. for  where  your  treafure  is,there  will 
1 2. 3  y.a  good  man  cut  of  the  good  treafure  of 
Lu\e  6.  4f. 
an  evill  man  out  of  the  cvill  treafure  of 
Lu\ef>.  4?. 
13.44.  kingdom  of  heaven  is  like  unto  a  trcaf. 
5  2.bringeth  forth  out  of  his  fra.things  new 
19.2 1.  and  thou  (halt  have  treafure  in  heaven 
Ma;\  io.zi.lu\e  18. n. 
Lu\e  I2.2I.  that  layeth  up  treafure  for  himfelf 
3  3. a  treafure  in  the  heavens  which  faileth  not 
3  4- for  where  your  treafure  is,there  will  your 
<w*8.27.who  had  the  charge  of  all  her  treafure 
2  G»'.4.7.we  have  this  treafure  in  earthen  vefTels 
Jam.s-3.ye  have  heaped  treaf  together  for  the  laft 

Mteatate-cities. 
Exod.i.\  i.they  built  for  Pharaoh tfeafurc-tities 

4£tmtMe-houfe. 

E^ra  y.  17.be  fearch  made  in  the  kings  treaf.houk 

7.2o.beftow  it  out  of  the  kings  treafure-  houfe 

We/j.10.38.  to  the  chambers  into  the  treafure-hn. 

Dan.i.t.the  vcfl'els  into  the  treafure-houie of  his 

€reafureD. 
lfa.i  3 . 1 8-it  fhall  not  be  treafured  nor  laid  up 

Creaforer* 
E\ra  1.8. forth  by  the  hand  of  Mithredath  the  trea. 
Ifa.iz.i  j.  goe  get  thee  unto  this  treafurer 

Creafarersf. 
E?ra  7.2  i.doe  make  a  decree  to  all  the  treafurcrs 
Ne/;.i  3.1 3 .  and  I  made  treafur.  over  the  treafuries. 
D<zs.3.2.the  judges,  the  treaf urers^the  counfellers 
3  .the  judges,the  treaf.— were  gathered  toge. 
Creafwcsf^ 
Deut.  3  2. 24.  and  fealed  up  among  my  trcafures 

3  3.19.  they  (hallfuck  — of  treaf.  hid  in  the  fand 

1  Vjn.y.'i  1  .veffels  did  he  put  among  the  treafu.  of 

14.26.he  took  away  the  trcafures  of  the  houfe 

treafu.oi  the  kings  houfe,he  even  took 

i<.i8.fre.of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord,and  the  tre. 

1  Kjn.  1 2.1 8. that  was  found  in  the  treafuresof  the 

1 4. 1 4.  that  were  found  in  the  fr&z/T  of  the  kings 
1 6. 8. took  the  gold  that  was  found  in  the  trea. 

1 8. 1 5.  and  in  the  trcafures  of  the  kings  houfe 
20. 1 3. and  all  that  was  found  in  his  treafures 

1 5  .there  is  nothing  among  my  treafu.  that  I 
24. 1 3 .  carried  out  thence  all  the  treafu.  of  the 

1  f/w.26.20.Ahijah  was  over  the  treaf.oi  the  ho. 
and  over  the  trea, of  the  dedicate  things 

22.Zetham  and  Joel  which  were  over  the  tr. 

24.  and  Shebuel —  was  ruler  over  the  treafu. 

26.Shel.8c  his  brethr.  were  over  all  the  treaf. 

27.2y.and  over  the  kings  treafures  was  Azmav. 

2  Chro.<; .  i.inftruments  put  he  among  the  treaf.  of 
8. 1  ^.concerning  any  mat.or  concerning  the  tr. 
1 2.9.fre.of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord,and  the  trea. 
1 6. 2. brought  out  filver  and  gold  out  of  the  tr. 
2y.24.took  all  the  gold  that  was  fou.  in  the  tr. 
7,6.1 8.  and  the  treafur.  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

and  all  the  treaf 'of  the  king,  and  of  his 
E^ra  6.1.  where  the  trea.v/ere  laid  up  in  Babylon 
Neh.i  2.44.appointed  over  the  cham.  for  the  treaf. 
Job  3.21.  dig  for  it  more  then  for  hid  treafures 
38.22  .haft  thou  entred  into  the  trcafures  of  the 
or  haft  thou  feen  the  trea-  of  the  haile 
Pro. 2.4.fearcheft  for  her,as  for  bid  treafures 
8.2 1 .  and  I  will  fill  their  treafures 
10. z.treafures  of  wickedneffe  profit  nothing 
2 1  .rf.the  getting  of  treafures  by  a  lying  tongue 
//<z.2.7.neither  is  there  any  end  of  their  treafures 
io.i  3.  and  I  have  robbed  their  treafures 
30.6.carry  their  treafures  upon  thebunches  of 
3  9.1. and  all  that  was  found  in  his  trreafures 

4.nothing  among  my  treaf.  that  I  have  not 
45.3  J  will  give  thee  the  treafures  of  darknefle 
/fiK.io.i3.bringeth  forth  the  wind  out  ofhis  trea. 

1 y. 1 3. thy 


TRE        T  R  E 

1 5. 1 3 .  thy  treafures  will  I  give  to  the  fpoile 
17. 3. thy  fubftance3and  all  thy  treafto  the  fpoil 
20.5.  all  thetreafures  of Judah  will  I  give  into 
41. 8. for  we  hzvztreafures  in  the  fieldjof  wheat 
48.7.  becaufe  thou  haft  trufted  in  thy  treafum 
49#4.that  trufted  in  her  treafures,  faying,  Who 
50. 37. a  fword  is  upon  her  treafures 
5 1 . 1  3. that  are  abundant  in  treafu.  thine  end  is 
i6.bringeth  forth  the  wind  out  of  his  treafu. 
B^.i8.4.haft  gotten  gold  and  fitirer  into  thy  fre. 
Dan.  1 1.4  j. have  power  over  the  treafures  of  gold 
Micab  6.  io.are  there  yet  the  trcafuresof  wickedn. 
Mat. 1. 1  i.opened  their treafurestthey  prefented 
6. 1 9.  lay  not  up  for  your  felves  frmupon  earth 
zo.  lay  up  for  your  felves  treafures  in  heaven 
Col.  z.^.xn  whom  are  hid  all  the  treafu.of  wifdome 
Heb.  1 1.16.  greater  riches  then  the  treaf.  in  Egvpt 

Creafareft. 
Kom.z.%.  trcafureji  up  unto  thy  felf wrath  againft 

Creaftirfe. 
Jojb.6.19.  they  (hall  tome  into  the  treafurie  of  the 
Z4.filver  and  gold  they  put  into  the  treafurie 
Jet.  3 8. 1 1 .  went  into  the  houfe —  under  the  treaf. 
Mat.  zj.6.h  is  not  tawfull  to  put  them  into  the  tr. 
Mxr\  i2.4i.Jefusfat  over  againft  the  treafum 

people  caft  money  into  the  treafurie 
43. then  all  they  which  have  caft  into  the  tre. 
Lu\c.x  1 . 1  .cjfting  their  gifts  into  the  treafurie 
John  8.20.thefe  words  fpake  Jefus  in  the  treafurie 

Cteafaries. 
1  Chro.$.z6. thefe  Levites  were  over  the  trea.of  the 
28. 1  i.Dav.gave  to  Sol.— the  pattern  of  the  tr. 

1  2.  the  pattern— of  the  trcafur-  of  the  houfe 

and  the  treaf ur.  of  the  dedicate  things 

32.27.Hezekiahmadehimfeiffre«/#.  for  (ilver 

Neb.  1 3. 1  i.new  wirie,and  the  oyle  unto  the  treafu- 

1 3 .1  made  treafurers  over  the  treafuries 
Eftber  3.9.  to  bring  it  into  the  kings  treafuries 

4.7,Haman  had  promifed  to  pay  to  the  ki.trea. 
Pfal.  1 3  f.7-he  bringeth  the  wind  out  of  his  treafu. 

Creatffe, 

Affs  i.i.  former  treatife  that  I  made  of  all  that 

•tee. 

Gen.  i .  1 1  •  the  fruit-fre*  yeeld  ing  fruit 

1 2.the  tree  yeeld  ing  fruit  after  his  kind 
29. 1  have  given  you — every  tree  in  the 

which  is  the  fruit  of  a  tree  yeeld.feed 
2.9.  God  made  every  tree  to  grow  thatjs  pleaf. 
thereof  life  aIfo,&  thereof  knowl. 
-i6.cf  every  tree  in  the  garden  thou  mayeft 
i7.butnot  of  the  free  of  knowledge 
3. 1  .ye  (hall  not  eat  of  every  tree  of  the  garden 
3 .  but  of  the  fruit  of  the  tree  which  is  in  the 
6. woman  faw  that  the  tree  was  good  for 

a  tree  to  be  defired  to  make  one  wife 
f  1  .haft  thou  eaten  of  the  tree  that  thou 
i2.(he  gave  me  of  the  tree  }3ad  I  did  eat 
i/'.voice  of  thy  wife,&  haft  eaten  of  the  tree 
2,2.  take  alfo  of  the  tree  of  life,and  eat 
24.to  keep  the  way  of  the  tree  of  life 
i8.4-and  reft  your  felves  under  the  tree 

8. and  he  flood  by  them  under  the  tree 
3 0.3 7. Jacob  took  him  rods— ofchefnut-fra 
40.r9.1haH  hang  thee  on  a  tree 
Exod.9. 2  f  .the  hail  brake  every  tree  of  the  field 
lo.f.ftiall  eat  every  tret  which  groweth  for  you 
1  j. 2 ?. and  the  Lord  (hewed  him  a  tree 
Lm27.30.or  the  tithe  of  the  fruit  of  the  free  is 
Num.64.eat  nothing  that  is  made  of  the  vine-fr. 
Deut.  1 9 .  y.a  ftroke  with  the  ax  to  cut  down  the  t. 
20.i9.forthe  tree  of  the  field  is  mans  life 
2 1. 22. and  thou  hang  hjm  on  a  tree 

2  3  .body  (hall  not  remain  all  night  on  the  tr. 
22.6.in  the  way,in  any  free,  or  in  the  ground 

Jojh.S. 2o.and  the  king  of  Ai  he  hanged  on  a  tree 
take  his  carcafe  down  from  the  tree 
i  S'(j«».2  2.6.now  Saul  abode  in  Gibe,  under  a  tree 
31.13.  and  buried  them  under  a  tree  at  Jabefh 

1  Kin.  i9.4.came  and  fat  down  under  a  juniper  tr. 

y.and  flept  under  a  Juniper- tree,  behold  then 

2  Kis.3-19.and  (hall  fell  every  good  tree 

Efther  2.2  j.theref.they  were  both  hanged  on  a  tr. 

Job  14.7.  there  is  hope  of  a  free,if  it  be  cut  down 
19.1c.mine  hope  hath  he  removed  likeafree 
24.20.wickedntfle  (hall  be  broken  as  a  free 

~P[al.  1.3  .he  fhall  be  like  the  tree  planted  by  the 


TRE 


TRE 


P>'0.3.i8.(heisa  tree  of  life  to  them  that  lay  hold 
ir.30.  the  fruit  of  the  righteous  is  a  We  of  life 
1 3.1 2. when  thedefirecorneth^icis  a  free  of  life 
1  ^.4.  a  wholefome  tongue  is  a  tree  of  life 
Ecclcf.  1 1 .3  .if  the  tree  fall  toward  the  foutb,or 

in  the  place  where  the  tree  falleth,there 
jya.40.20.he  chufeth  a  free  that  will  not  rot 
44. 19. fhall  I  fall  down  to  the  flock  of  a  tree 

23.intofinging,Oforreft5&  every  fr.thercin 
56.3.eunuch  fay,Behold,I  am  a  dty  free 
6?.22.foras  the  dayesofa  freeware  the  dayes  of 
66.17.and  purifie  themfelves—  behind  onefr. 
Jet.  10.3  .for  one  cutteth  a  free  out  of  the  forrtft 
1 1 . 1 9. let  us  deftroy  the  free  with  the  fruit 
17.8.  he  (hall  be  as  a  free  planted  by  the  waters 
E^I(.  1  j.2.what  is  the  vine-free  more  then  any  fr. 
6.  as  the  vine-free  among  the  trees  of  the 
17. 24.I  the  Lord  have  bro.  down  the  high  free 
have  exalted  the  low  tree 
have  made  the  dry  free  to  flouiiih 
n.io.contemn.therod  of  my  fon,as  every  free 
3 1.8.  not  any  free  in  the  garden  of  God  was 
3  4.27. the  free  of  the  field  fhall  yeeld  her  fruit 
36.30.I  will  multiply  the  fruit  of  the  free 
Dan.4.  io.bchold,  a  tree  in  the  midft  of  the  earth 
1  i.the  free  grew,and  was  ftrong 
I4.and  faid  thus  j  Hew  down  the  tree 
20.the  free  that  thou  faweft  which  grew,and 
23. and  faying;Hew  down  the  tree,  and  deft. 
26.10  leave  the  flumps  of  the  tree  roots 
Joel  2.22. for  the  free  beareth  hcrfruitJ&  the  fig-r. 
Afar.  3. 10.  every  tree  which  bring,  not  forth  good 
7.17.  every  good  free  bringeth  forth  good  fruit 
Luke  6. 43. 
a  corrupt  free  bringeth  forth  evill  fruit 
Lft/je6.4j. 
1 8. good  free  cannot  bring  forth  evill  fruit 
neither  can  a  corrupt  free  bring  forth 
I9.every  tree  that  bringeth  not  forth  good 
1 2.3  3  .either  make  the  free  good,and  fruit 

or  elfe  make  the  free  corrupt  and 
for  the  free  is  known  by  his  fruit 
13.3  2.greateft  among  herbs,&  becometh  a  free 
Luke  3 .9-every  free  therefore  which  bringeth  not   1 
6. 44. every  free  is  known  by  his  own  fruit 
13.19.  and  it  grew,and  waxed  agreatfrr? 
i7.6.yemightfay  unto  this  fycamorefree,  Be 
ASis  5r.30.whom  ye  flew  and  hanged  on  a  free 
10.39.whom  they  flew  and  hanged  on  a  tree 
1 3. 29. took  him  down  from  the  free,and 
Gal.i. 1 3 .  curfed  is  every  one  that  hang,  on  a  free 
t  Prt.2.24.our  fins  in  his  ownbody  on  the  free 
Kev.z-7.w1ll  I  give  to  eat  of  the  free  oflife,  which 
7.1.  that  the  wind  bio w  not  on  any  tree 
o.4.that  they  (hould  not  hurt  any  free 
2  2.2.was  there  the  tr.  of  life  which  bare  twelve 
leaves  of  the  free  were  for  the  healing 
I4.that  they  may  have  right  to  the  free  of  life 
Green  ©rce,  See  d£>2een. 


Gea.3.2.  may  eat  of  the  fruit  of  the  trees  of  the 
8.  hid  themfelves  among  the  trees  of  the  gar. 
23.i7.allthe  free*  that  were  in  the  field  were 
Exod.  10. 1  j.they  did  eat  all  the  fruit  of  the  trees 

remained  not  a  green  thing  in  the  free* 
le0.i9.23.fhaH  have  planted  all  manner  of  freer 
23.40.you  on  the  firft  day  the  bou.of  goodly  fr. 
branches  of  palm-free*,&  bou.of  thick  tr. 
i6.4.trees  of  the  field  (hall  yeeld  their  fruit 
20.  neither  (hall  the  free*  of  the  land  yeeld 
Niitti.za.,6.  as  the  free*  of  the  lign-aloes  which  the 
and  as  cedar-free*  befide  the  waters 
Deut.  16.21.  not  plant  thee  a  grove  of  any  fre.neer 
20.19.thou  (halt  not  deflroy  the  free s  thereof 
20.  onely  the  free*  which  thou  knoweft 

that  they  be  not  free*  for  meat 
28.42.all  thy  free*  (hall  the  locufts  confume 
Jojh.  io.r6.and  hanged  tliem  on  five  free* 

hanging  upon  the  free*  untill  the  evening 
27.and  they  rook  them  down  off  the  free* 
Judg.g.S.xhe  free*  went  forth  on  a  time  to  anoint 
9-and  goe  to  be  promoted  over  the  free* 

Chap.n.13. 
io.free*faid  unto  the  fig-tree ,Come  thou 
1 2.  free*  faid  unto  the  vine,Come  thou,and 
14.  then  faid  all  the  free*  unto  the  bramble 


TRE        TRE 

15. the  bramble  faid  unto  the  fre«,If  in,  truth 
48.  and  cut  clown  a  bough  from  the  trees 

1  Kin-*-!  3 .  he  fpake  of  freer,from  the  cedar  tree 

2  K^M^f-and  they  filled  all  the  good  free* 
1  ffo0.j6.33.then  (hall  all  the  free*  of  the  wood 
Neb  8.15.&  fetch  branches  of  tliickfree*  to  make 

10.3  f.to  bring  the  firft  fruissof  ail — free* 
3  7.bring  the  fruit  of  al  manner  of  fr.of  wine 
Jab  40. 21. he  lieth  under  the  fnadie  free* 

2  2.the  Ihadie  free*  cover  him  with  their  (I13. 
Pfal.74.  j. had  lifted  up  axes  upon  the  thick  free* 
78.47.deftroyed  their  fycamore  free*  withfroft 
96. li.  then  (hall  all  the  fr.  of  the  wood  rejoyce 
1 04. 1 6.the  free*  of  the  Lord  are  full  of  fap 
1  o  5 . 3  3  .and  brake  the  trees  of  their  coafls 
i48.9.fruitfull  free*,and  allcedars.  Praife  ye 
Ecclef.i.^.l  planted  free*  in  them  of  all  kinds  of 
6.water  therwith  the  wood  thatbrin.forthr. 
Cant.  2.4 .  as  the  apple-tree  among  the  free*  of  the 

4.  i4.with  all  free*  of  frankincenfe  ^myrrhejand 
2/2.7. 2.heart  of  his  people  as  the  fre.  0f  the  wood 
1  o.  19-reft  of  the  free*  of  his  forreft  (hall  be  few 
44.i4.ftrengtheneth — among  the  free*  of  the 
5  5. 1 2.all  the  trees  of  the  field  fhall  clap  their 
6 1. 3.  that  they  might  be  called  freer  of  righteo. 
Jer.6.6.  faid3Hew  ye  down  free*,  &  caft  a  mount 
7.20.  my  fury  (hall  be  powred  out  on  the  free* 
I7.2.their  groves  by  the  green  trees  upon  the 
E^e/j.  1  ?.  2.or  then  a  branch  that  is  among  the  free* 
6. as  the  vine-tree  among  thefrrc*ofthefor. 
17.24.all  the  free*  of  the  field  (hill  know  that  I 
20.28.then  they  faw  all  the  thick  trees 
3  i.4.her  little  rivers  unto  all  the  freer  of  the 
y  .his  height  was  exalted  above  all  the  tries 
9.  fo  that  all  the  free*  of  Eden  envied  him 
I4.that  none  of  all  the  free*  by  the  waters 

neither  their  free*  ftand  up  in  their  hei. 
1 5. all  the  free*  of  the  field  fainted  for 
i6.and  all  the  free*  of  Eden  (hall  be  comfor. 
1 8.in  greatnefle  among  the  free*  of  Eden 
yet  (halt  thou  be  brought  do.weh  the  tr. 
47. 7. were  very  many  free*  on  the  one  fide,and 
1 2. (hall  grow  all  free*  for  meat 
Joel  1. 12.  even  allthefree*  of  the  field  are  wither. 
1 9.  flame  hath  burnt  all  the  free*  of  the  field 
Mai.i. io.the  ax  is  laid  to  the  root  of  the  free* 

Lu\e  3 . 9. 

2  i.8.others  cut  down  branches  from  the  free* 
Mar%  ii.§. 

Mark  8.24.  faidjl  fee  men  as  free*  walking 
Luke  2i.29«behoId,the  fig-tree5and  all  the  trees 
Judc  12.  free*  whofe  fruit  withereth,  without  fruit 
ijei>.7.3.faying  Hurt  not  the  (ea,nor  the  free* 
8.7.the  third  part  of  the  free*  was  burnt  up 
Palm-QxttB,  See  $alitt, 
C  tremble. 

De«r.2.2y.fhall  tremble  and  be  in  anguiih^becaufe 
20#3.and  doe  not  tremble  becaufe  of  them 

Exya  io.3.of  thofe  that  tremble  at  the  command. 

Job  9.6  and  the  pillars  thereof  tremble 

26. 1 1  .pillars  of  heaven  tremble  zx.  his  reproofe 

Pfal.6o.  2.thou  haft  made  the  earth  to  tremble 
99.1. the  Lord  reigneth,ktthe  people  tremble 
1 14.7. tremble  thou  earth  at  the  prefence  of  the 

Eee/e/.  12.3.  when  the  keepers  of  the  houfe  (hall  fr. 

ifa.^.i1; .fmitten  them,and  the  hils  did  tremble 
i4.i6.themanthat  made  the  earth  to  tremble 

3  2. 1 1  .tremble  ye  women  that  are  at  eafe 
64. 2.  nations  may  tremble  at  thy  prefence 
6tf.y.  hear  the  word  of  the  Lord  ye  that  tremble 

Jer.j.zz.w'iW  ye  not  tremble  at  my  prefence 
10.10.at  his  wrath  the  earth  fhall  tremble 
3  3-9.they  (hall  fear  and  tremble  for  all  the 
?  r  .29.the  land  (hall  tremble  and  forrow  :  for 
£^-»6.i6.and  (hall  tremble  at  every  moment 
18.  now  (hall  the  ifles  tremble  in  the  day 
32.10.they  (hall  trembleit  every  moment 
Dan.6.z6.men  tremble  and  fear  before  the  God  of^ 
Hof  1 1 . 1  o.then  the  chil dren  (hall  tremble  from  the' 

1 1.  they  (hall  tremble  as  a  bird  out  of  Egypt 
Joel  2.1.  let  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  land  tremble 
io.the  heavens  (hall  tremble, the  fun  and  the 
Amoi  8.8.(hall  not  the  land  tremble  for  this 
Ha&.3.7.curtaines  of  the  land  of  Midian  did  trevt. 
Jam.  2.  io.the  devils  alfo  beleeve  and  tremble 

CtfiUblcD.  I 


CvetnbleD. 
Gm  17.33. *fiac  MmbledveTy  exceedingly 
vxo'd  1 9.1 6-all  the  people  that  was  in  the  camp,* 
'/a^Y4.the  earth  trembled,  the  heavens  dropped 

!  SrtOT.4.13 


for  his  heart  trembled  for  the  ark  of 
5.  the  fpoilers  they  alfo  trembled ^and  the 
jS^.  elders  of  the  town  trembled  at  his  coming 
is'.j.  and  Sauls  heart  greatly  trembled 
i  Saw. it. 3.  then  the  earth  (hook  and  ttewtof 

Pfal.1S.7- 
Eva  9. 4.  unto  me  every  one  that  trembled  at  the 
p[al.77-i  8.  the  earth  trembled  and  fhook 

97. 4.  the  earth  faw,  and  trembled 
/V-4.M-  th:y  trembled,  and  all  th:  hils  moved 

8. 16.  th:  whole  land  tretnbledax.  the  found  of 
O.w.5. 1 9.  nations  and  languages  trem'jled 
Hab.  3 .  10.  the  mountaines  faw  thee,  and  they  tr. 
'  %6.  wh:n  I  heard,  my  belly  trembled 

and  I  trembledin  my  felfe 
Murk  r 6. 8.  for  they  trembkd,  and  were  amazed 
/4f?i  7.3  2.  then  Mofes  trembled ,  and  durft  not 
14.25.  Felix  trembled,  and  anfwered,  Goethy 
/JEresnbleth, 
/ob  37. 1  •  at  this  alfo  my  heart  trembletb 
P/y.104.3  4.  h:  looketh  on  the  earth,  and  it  fraa. 

1 1.9. i  20.  m/  fleln  trembletb  for  feare  of  thee 
Ift.66.z. of a  contrite  fpirit,  and  trembletb  at  my 

trembling. 
Zv.Y»rf.i  5.1  ?•  mighty  m:n  of  Moab  trembling  (hall 
Deut.zS.6 f.Lord  (hall give  rheethere  a  trembling 
1  S*«.  1 3  -7-all  the  people  followed  him  troubling 
14.15.  there  wa>  trembling  in  the  hofte  of  the 
fo  it  was  a  very  great  trembling 
Ezra  10.  9.  trembling,  becaufe  of  this  matter 
Jab  4. 14-  fcare  came  upon  m:  and  trembling 

xi.  6.  and  trembling  taketh  hold  on  my  rklh 
PfaLz.i  t-  and  rejoice  widi  trembling 

5  f.j.fearfulneffe  and  trembling  ate  come  upon 
j/i.5  1. 17.  drunken  the  dregs  of  the  aipoftrembl. 

2  z.  taken  out  of  thine  hand,and  the  cup  of  £. 
Jer.  30.5.  we  have  heard  a  voice  of  trembling 
Eie^.i  2.1  8.  and  drinke  thy  water  with  trembling 

z6.i6.  they  iliall  clothe  themfelves  with  £rcw». 
Oj».io.i  1 .  fpoken  this  word  unto  me,  I  flood  tr. 
Hofx^.i.  when  Ephraim  fpake  t remb.  he  exalted 
Zecb.  1  2.  1.  He  make  Jcrufalem  a  cup  of  trembling 
Mark  5.33.  but  the  woman  fearing  and  trembling 
L'4e  8.  47-  fhe  came  tremblingznd  falling  down 
Atts  9-6-  he  trembling  and  afton.  faid,  Lord,what 

16.19.  cam;  trembling, and  fell  down  before 

1  Cor.z.3.  and  in  feare,  and  in  much  trembling 

2  Cor.7.1  5. how  with  feare  and  trembling  ye  recei. 
Epbef.6.^.  with  feare  and  trembling,  in  fingleneffe 
Pbilip.zAz.wovk  out  your  own  fal.with  feare  &  t. 

©rericrj. 
1  Sam.  1 7.  20.  and  David  came  to  the  !W«cfe,as  the 
z6.  5.  and  Saul  lay  in  the  trench,  and  the 
7.  Saul  lay  fleeping  within  the  trench 
xSam.zc.i1.  and  it  flood  in  the  «;*«;/?  ,and  all 
1  Kjng.iS-  3 2.  and  he  nnde  a  fre/jcb  about  the 
35.  he  filled  the  frrac/j  alfo  with  water 
3  8. licked  up  the  water  that  was  in  the  trench 
Luke  19.43-  that  thine  enemies  fhall  call  a  trench 

Crefpaffe. 
Gen.31.36.  what  is  my  trefpaffe ;  what  is  my  fin 
50.  17.  forgive,  I  pray  thee,  the  trefpaffe  of 
forgive  the  trefpaffe  of  the  fervants  of  the 
Exod.zz.9-  for  all  manner  of  trefpaffe,  whether 
Lea.?.  1  y .  bring  for  his  trefpaffe  unto  the  Lord 

16.40.with  their  trefpaffe  which  they  trefpaffed 
Humb.<-6.  to  doc  a  trefpaffe againft  the  Lord 

7.  and  he  fhall  recompenfe  K\s  trefpaffe 

8.  man  have  no  kinfman  to  recomp.  his  tref. 
let  the  trefpaffe  be  recompenfed  unto  the 

17.  and  have  done  trefpaffe  againft  her  husb.  | 
1  Sam.zj.zS.l  pray  thee,  forgive  the  trefpaffe  of 
1  Kws.8.31.  if  any  man  trefpajjeagalnft  his         ' 
1  Chro.11.3.  he  be  a  caufe  of  trefpaffe  unto  Ifrael 
a  CZw0.i4.i8.wrath  come  on  Jeruf.for  this  their  t. 
28. 13.  ye  intend  to  adde  more  to  our  trefpaffe 

3  3  - 19.  all  his  fin  and  his  trefpaffe,  they  are 
E^tt  9.  z.  rulers  hath  been  chiefe  in  this  trefpaffe 

6.  our  trefpaffe  is  grown  up  unto  the  heavens 

7.  have  we  been  in  a  great  trefpaffe  unto 
1 3.  and  for  our  great  trefpaffe,  feeing  our 

1 0.1  o.  to  incrcafethe  trefpajfe  #f  Ifrael 


19.  offered  a  ram  of  the  flock  for  their  trefp. 
&K$k- 1 7 .  i°« wi^  plead  with  him  there  for  his  tr, 

18.24.  in  his  trefpaffe  that  he  hath  trefpaffed 

Dan-9  -7  •  becaufe  of  their  trefpajfe  that  they  have 

Commit  fit  Committed  ©refpaffe, 

See  Commit,  &  Committed. 

Qxtfyatitimoney. 

,  ]£jng.  1 2. 1  ^.the  trefp  affe-monzy  was  not  brought 

Ctefpaffe^Jfmwg,  See  differing. 

JErefpatte. 

a  Chr0,i9>io.  that  they  trefpaffe  not  againft  the  L. 

and  ye  fhall  not  trefpaffe'' 

28.  22.  did  he  trefpaffe  yet  more  againft  the 

Mat.  1 8.1  J.  if  thy  brother  fhall  trefpaffe  againft 

Ltf/je  17.3 .  brother  trefpaffe  againft  thee,  rebuke 

4.  if  he  trefpaffe  againft  thee  feven  times  in 

€ttfpau"rt>. 

Lev.f.19.  he  hith  certainly  trefpaffed  igzinU  the 

26.40.  with  their  trefpaffe  which  they  trefpaffed 
Numb.1.7.  unto  him  againft  whom  he  hath  trefpa. 
Deut.$z.fi.  becaufe  ye  trefpaffed  againft  mc 
2  Cfeff.26.18.goe  out  of  the  fan  St.  for  thou  haft  t. 
Z9.6.  for  our  fathers  have  trefpaffed ,  and  done 
30.7.  which  trefpaffed againft  the  Lord  God  of 
33.  23.  but  Amon  trefpaffed  more  and  more 
E'ira  10.2.  we  have  trefpaffed  againft  our  God 
£^.i  7.20.  that  he  hath  trefpaffed  agzinR  me 
18.24.  in  his  trefpaffe  that  he  hath  trefpaffed 
39.  23.  becaufe  they  have  trefpaffed  againft  me 
z6.  whereby  they  have  trefpaffed  againft  me 
Dan.9.7.  that  they  have  trefpaffed  againft  thee 
Hof.%.  1.  and  trefpaffed  againft  my  law 


E \ra  9. 1 5.  behold,  we  are  before  thee  in  our  tre, 
Pfal.6%  .n.  luch  an  one  as  gocth  on  ftill  in  his  tr. 
£^.39.23.  borne  their  fhame  and  all  their  tref. 
Mat. 6. 14.  for  if  ye  forgive  men  their  trefpaffes 
1 5.  if  ye  forgive  not  men  their  trefpaffes 
will  your  Father  forgive  your  trefpaffes 
18.35.  forgive  not  every  one  his  bro.  their  tr. 
Mark  1 1.25.  is  in  heaven,may  forg.  you  yourtf. 
a^.your  Fa.which  is  in  hea.forg.you  yourf. 
2  Cor.  5.19.  not  imputing  their  trefpaffes  unto 
Ephefz.  1.  who  were  dead  in  trefpaffes  and  fins 
Col.z.  13.  having  forgiven  you  all  trefpaff'es 

Crsfpaffmg, 
Lev.6.7.  that  he  hath  done  intrefpafftng  therein 
E^ek.  14-  13.  land  finneth  againft  me  by  trefpaff. 

Cctilk 
/<$  9. 2  3 .  he  will  laugh  at  the  triall  of  the  Innoc. 
£■^.21.13.  becaufe  it  is  itrtallfiad  what  if  the 
2  Cor.  8. 2.  how  that  in  a  great  fyw#  of  affli&ion 
Heb.  1 1.36.  others  had  triall  of  cruell  mockings 
"  1  Pet.  1.7.  that  the  triall  of  your  faith,  being 
4. 1 2.thinke  it  not  ftrange  concern,  the  fiery  t. 
Cribe. 
N«*.i.4.with  you  there  fhalbe  a  manofevery  t. 
47.  Levites  after  the  tribe  of  their  fathers 
4. 1 8.  cut  ye  off  the  tribe  of  the  families  of  the 
13.2.  of  every  tribe  of  their  families  fhall  ye 
18.2.  the  tribe  of  thy  father,  bring  thou  with 
31.4.  of  every  tribe  a.  thoufand— fhall  ye  fend 
j. a  thoufand  of  every  tribe — armed  for  war 
6.  fent  them  to  the  war,a  thouf.  of  every  tr 
32.33.  gave  unto  the  halfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh 
34  I3.give  unto  the  nine  tnbes,&  to  the  halfr.. 
\  igiribe  of  the  children  of  Reuben  according 
tribe  of  the  children  of  Gad  according 
halfe  tribe  of  Manaffeh  have  received 
18.  ye  fhall  take  one  prince  of  every  tribe 
36.  3.  fhalbe  put  to  the  inheritance  of  the  tribe 
4.  inher.  oz  put  tfnto  the  inherit,  of  the  tribe 
from  the  inheritance  of  the  tribe  of  our 
%.  the  tribe  of  ths  fons  of  Jofeph  hath  faid 

6.  onely  to  the  family  of  the  tribe  of  their 

7.  inhc.ofthe  chil.oflf.  remove  from?,  to*, 
to  the  inher.  of  thereof  his  fathers 

8.  in  any  tribe  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
unto  one  of  the  family  of  the  tribe 

t>.  remove  from  onetnbe  to  another  tribe 

1 1.  remained  in  the  tribe  of  the  family  of 

Dcut.  1 . 2  j  .took  twelve  men,of  you,  one  of  a  tribe 

29.18.  ma^i  or  woman,or  familyjor  tribe 
70/&.3.12.  ofeverymfcaman.       Chap.  4.2,4.1 
7-J4-  that  the  tribe  which  the  Lord  taketh        | 
18.4-give  out  from  am.  you  3.men  for  each  tr. 
Ddddd 


fad&.iS.  1.  in  thole  dayes  themfe  of  the  Danites 
19.  be  a  prieft  unto  a  (rihe ^nd  a  Family  iu 
ii.3.fhould  be  to  day  ot^tnbe  lacking  in  lit, 
6.  there  is  one  tribe  cut  off  From  Ifrael  this 
17.tb.a1  a  tribe  be  not  deftroyed  out  of  Ifrael 
24.  every  man  to  his  tribe jind  to  his  family 

I  Kjng.ii.i$.  but  will  give  one  tribe  to  thy  fon 
3  2.  but  he  fhall  have  one  tribe 
36.  unto  his  fon  will  I  give  one  tribe 

l  Ckro,6.6i,  fam.of  that  fr.werc  cit.-.of  the  half  t r. 

£^47.23.that  in  what  tribe  the  ftranger  fojour, 

#e&,7.i3-pertaineth  to  another  tribe3oi which  no 

1 4.  of  which  tribe  Mofes  fpake  nothing 
Stibe  of  Benjamin,  See  ISenjattttn* 

drib?  of  Dant  See  3Daru 
dndfo  in  the  reft  of  the  tribes. 

£#fli.28.2i.fhall  they  be  according  ro  the  1  i.tr. 
39.  14.  with  his  name  accord,  to  the  twelve  rr. 

W«w6.n6,princes  of  the  tribes  of  their  fathers 
7.2.  who  were  the  princes  of  the  tribes 
24.2.  abiding  in  his  tents ,  accord,  to  their  tri, 
z6.  5  5.  according  to  the  names  of  the  tribes  of 
30.  i.  Mofes  fpake  unto  the  heads  of  the  tribes 
32.28.  the  chiefe  fathers  of  the  tribes  of  the 
33.54.  according  to  the  tribes  of  your  fa.  fhall 
34.1 3-which  the  Lord  com.  to  give  to  the  9.  t. 

15.  the  two  tribes ,  and  the  halfe  tribe,  have 
Deut.i.iy.  takeye  known  men  among  yourtribes 

1  J,  fo  I  tooke  the  chiefe  of  your  tribes 

and  officers  among  your  tribes 
f.2j.even  all  the  heads  of  your  tribes^  and 
1 2.5.  chufe  out  of  all  your  tribes  to  put  his  ria, 
I4.which  the  Lo.fhall  chufe  in  one  of  thy  t. 
16.18.  Lord  thy  God  giveth  thee  thor.  thy  tr. 
1 8.5.L.thy  God  hath  chof.him  out  of  all  thy  t. 
Z9.  io.your  captaines  of  your  tribes, y  oat  elders 
31.28.  ga.  unto  me  all  the  elders  of  your  tribes 
Jojb.7.i4-yc  fhalbe  brought  accord.to  your  tribes 

16.  and  brought  Ifrael  by  their  tribes 
H.  23.  accord,  to  their  divisions  by  their  tribes 
13.7.  land  for  an  inherit,  unto  the  nine  tribes 
1 4.  1 .  and  the  heads  of  the  fathers  of  the  tribes 

z.  by  lot  was  their  inherit.for  the  nine  tribes 

3.  Mofes  had  given  the  inherit,  of  two  tribes 

4.  for  the  children  of  Jofeph  were  two  tribes 
2i.16.nine  cities  out  of  thefe  two  tribes 
23.4.  to  be  an  inheritance  for  your  tribes 

1  Sam.10.19.  pref.your  felves  bef.the  L.by  your  t. 
1  J^ing.S.i.  and  all  the  heads  of  the  tribes 
1  i  ■  3 1 .  and  will  give  ten  tribes  to  thee 
3  5.  will  give  it  unto  thee,  even  ten  tribes 
"31.  took  12.fto.accord.to  the  numb.of  the  t. 


1  Chro.%.iM\d  David  affemb.  the  princes  of  the  t 

2  Cfw.5.2.  Sol.  affembled  all  the  headsof  the  /;•. 
Pfal.10S.37. not  one  feeble  perfon  among  theiri. 

122. 4.  whither  the  tribes  goe  up,the  tribes  of 
ifa-xg.  13.  even  they  that  are  the  flay  of  the  tribes 

49.  6.  fhouldeft  be  my  ferv.  to  raife  up  the  tri. 

63.17.  returne  for  thy  fer.  fake,  the  tribes  of 
E^.45-8.give  to  the  houfe  of  Ifr.  ace.  to  their  t. 

48.1.  now  thefe  are  the  names  of  the  tribes 
13.  as  for  the  reft  of  the  tribes,  from  the 
Hah.  3 .9.  accord,  to  the  oathes  of  the  tribes 
Ato.24.30.  and  then  fhall  all  the  tribes  of  the 
Aff.z6'7.  unto  which  promife  our  twelve  tribes 
James  1.1.  to  the  twelve  tribes  which  are  fbattered 
Rev.  7.  4-  were  fealed  144.  of  all  the  tribes  of 
Crtbes  of  ifrael,  See  3JfraeI, 
tribulation. 
De«£.4.3o.  thou  art  in  tribulation,  if  thou  turne 
fudg.  1  o.  1 4.  let  them  deli,  you  in  the  time  of-.r?l 
i  Sam.z6.  24.  let  him  deliver  me  out  of  all  tribal. 
Mat.  13.21.  when  tribulation, or  perfecution  rifeth 

24.21.then  fhalbe  great  tribulation ,fuch  as  was 

29.  immediatly  after  the  tribtt.   Mark  13.24. 

John  1 6.  33.  in  the  world  ye  fhall  have  tribulation 

Abl,ia,.z  a.  that  we  muft  through  much  tribulation 

Rom-z-g.  tribulation  and  anguifh  upon  every  foule 

5.3.  knowing  that  tribulation  worketh  patience 

8.3  5-fepara.  us  from  the  love  of  Chrift?fhall  t. 

12.12.  rejoycing  in  hope,  patient  in  tribulation 
2  Cor.  1. 4.  who  comforteth  us  in  all  our  tribulation 

7.4. 1  am  exceeding  joyfull  in  all  our  tribulat. 
1  thtff.  3 .4.  that  we  fhoujd  fuffer  tribulation 
i  2  Tbejf.  t,6.  to  recompenfe  tribulation  to  them  that 

fttMywhjj 


TRI        T  R  I 


T'RI        TRO 


T  R  O 


TRO 


Rev.  i.  9-  who  am your  bro.  and  compa.  in  tribul. 
z.Q.l  know  thy  works  and  tribulation 

io.  and  ye  fhall  have  tribulation  ten  ddyes 
'    i  2.  into  great  tribulation, except  they  repent 
7.t  4.thefe  are  they  which  came  out  of  great  t, 
Crtbnlat(on0. 

iSaw.io.i^himfelffavedyououtofallyourf, 
Rom.';.  ;.but  we  glory  in  tribulations  alfo 
Epbef.\.i3-1  defire  that  ye  faint  not  at  my  tribal, 
ztbefl'l  4-and  tribulations  that  ye  indure 

"'  '  Cribnfarie. 

Lam.i.t.  how  is  fhe  become  tributarie 

tributaries. 
Deut.zo.  i 1  •  Peo-  found  therein,  fhalbe  tributaries 
7i'J<*.i.$°-  Can.  dwelt  among  them,&  became?. 
%,  inhab.  of  Betha.  became  tributaries  unto 
3  5.  fo  they  became  tributaries 
Cribute, 
Gra.49. 1  f  •  and  became  a  fervant  unto  tribute 
Numb.31.zS.  leavie  a  tribute  unto  the  Lord  of  the 

37.  Lords tribute  ofthe  fhep,was  6615. 

38.  of  which  the  Lords  tribute  was  71. 

39.  ofwhich  the  Lords  tribute  was  61. 

40.  ofwhich  the  Lords  tribute  was  3  2.  perf. 

41.  Mofes  gave  the  tribute  which  was  the 
Dcut.i  6-  io.with  a  mWte  of  a  free-will-offering 
J"jh.i6.  io-  the  Canaanites — ferve  under  tribute 

17.  13.  thatthey  put  the  Canaanites  to  tribute 
Judg.  1. 1 8  .that  they  put  the  Canaanites  to  tribute 
1  Sam. 20. 24.  and  Adoram  was  over  the  rWtere 

1  IQng.4.6.  and  Adoniram— was  over  the  tribute 

9.  2 1.  Solomon  leavie  a  Wi6«te  of  bond-fervice 
1 2.18.  fent  AdorarrijWho  was  over  the  tribute 
2  Cfo'0.10.18. 

2  Kwg.23.33.  and  put  the  land  to  a  tribute  of 

2  Cbifi.8.%  them  did  Solomon  make  to  pay  tribute 
1 7. 1 1 .  brought  Jehofhaphat  prefents  &  tribute 
Ey*  4- 13-  then  will  they  not  pay  toll,  tribute 
20.  toll,  tribute,  and  cuftome  was  paid 
6.8,  even  of  the  tribute  beyond  the  river 
7.24.  to  iinpofe  toll,  tribute, 01  cuftomc  upon 
,V !?■>.?. 4.  we  have  borrowed  money  for  the  kings  t. 
kib.1'0.1.  king  Ahaf.  laid  a  tribute  upon  the  land 
Prov.  1 2.2  4.  the  flothfull  (lialbe  under  tribute 
Mat.  17. 24.  they  that  received  tribute-money 

doth  not  your  Matter  pay  tribute 
2f .  kings  of  the  earth  take  cuftome  &  tribute 
22.17.  lawfull  to  Retribute  to  Cefar,or  no 
Mar\  12.  14.  Lul{e  20.12. 
19  fhew  me  the  tribute-money 
Lu\e  23. 2.  forbidding  to  give  tribute  to  Cefar 
Rom.  1 3  6.  for  this  caufe  pay  you  yribute  alfo 
7 .  Mfitfe  to  whom  tribute  is  due,cuftome 
Cricfcleth. 
Lam.3.  49.  mine  eye  trickjeth  down  &  ceafeth  not 

Jude.74.  and  1  will  tfy  them  for  thee  there 
2  C/j/9.3  2.3 1.  God  left  him  to  try  him,  that  he 
/«&  7.18.  and  try  them  every  moment 
1 2 .1 1 .  doth  not  the  eare  try  words 
Pfal.  1 1.4.  his  eye-1  ids  fry  the  children  of  men 
26.  2.  fry  my  reines  and  heart 
1 39.23.  try  me,  arid  know  my  thoughts 
Jer.6. Z7.  mayeft  know,  and  try  their  way 
9.7.I  will  melt  them,  and  try  them 
17.  1  o.  I  the  Lord  fearch  the  heart,!  try  the 
Lam. 3. 40.  let  us  fearch,and  try  our  wayes 
Dan. 11. z$.  fhall  fall  to  try  them,  and  to  purge 
Zccb.13.9.  and  I  will  try  them,as  gmld  is  tried 
1  Cor. 3. 13. and  the  fire  fhall  fyy  every  mans 
1  Pet. 4.  t  2.  concer.  the  fiery  triall,  which  is  ro  try 

1  fate  4. 1.  but  try  the  fpirits,  whether  they  are  of 
Rev.2.10.  to  try  them  that  dwell  upon  earth 

€rtet),  «rieti. 

Dfflf.2i.y.  {hall  every  flroke  be  tried 

2  Sam. zz.^i.  the  word  of  the  Lord  h  tried 

Job  23.10  the  way  that  I  take  when  he  hath  tried 

34-36.  that  Tob  may  betried  unto  the  end 
Pfal.i  2.£.  as  filver  tried  in  a  furnace  ofearth 
17. 3.  vifited  me  in  the  nigk,thou  haft  triedme 
1 8 . 3  os  the  word  of  the  Lord  is  tried 
66. 10.  thou  haft  tried  us  as  filver  is  tried 
1  o  5-.  1 9.  the  word  of  the  Lord  tried  him 
Ila.zS.i6. 1  lay  in  Zion  a  trieddone 
Jer.  r  2.3.  and  tried  mine  heart  towards  thee 
Dtw.ii.  10.  many  fhalbe  purified  and  tta^ 


Zecfr.i  3.9.  trie  them  as  gold  is  tried 

Heb.  n. 27.  by  faith  Abra.  when  he  was  tried,  off. 

James  i.iz.  tot  when  he  is  tried,  he  fhall  receive 

Pet. i. 7.  though  it  be  tried  with  fire ,  might 
Rev.z.z..  and  thou  haft  tried  them  which  fay 

io.fome  of  you  into  prifon,that  ye  may  be  t. 
3.18. 1  counfell  thee  to  buy  of  me  goldtried 
«rtcft. 
1  Chro.i9.17.  that  thou  trieft  the  heart,and  haft 
Jer.  11.20.  that  trieft  the  reines  and  the  heart 
20. 1 1.  that  trieft  the  righteous,and  feeft 
Crietfy. 
Job  34.3.  for  the  catstneth  words,  as  the  mouth 
Pfal.T.y.fot  the  righteous  God  trietb  the  reines 

ii. y.  the  Lord  trietb  the  righteous 
Prov.17.3.  but  the  Lord  trietb  the  hearts 

1  Tbejf.z.q,.  but  God  which  truth  our  hearts 

Ctprog. 
James  1.3.  that  the  trying  of  your  faith  workcth 
'CrimmeD. 

2  S1W2.19.24.had  nei.drefled  hisfeet,nor  trimmed 
Mat, 1 5.7.  virgins  arofe,  and  trimmed  their  lamps 

Cnmmeft. 
/er.2.33.  why  trimmejl  thou  thy  way  to  feek  love 

Cc  turn  ph. 
2  Sam.  1.20.  left  the  daugh.  of  the  uncircumc.  £>j. 
Pfal.zf.z.  let  not  mine  enemies  triumph  over  me 
4i«  ii.  mine  enemy  doth  not  triumph  over  me 
47. 1.  fhout  unto  God  with  the  voice  of  trium. 
60.8.  Philiftia  triumph  thou,  becaufe  of  me 
92.4. 1  v/ill  triumph  in  the  works  of  thy  hands 
94.3 .  how  long  fhall  the  wicked  triumph 
106.47.  and  to  triumph  in  thy  praife 
108.9.  over  Philiftia  will  I  triumph 
t  Cor.Z'i  4.  which  alwaies  caufeth  us  to  triumph  in 

©ritimpbjO. 
Exod.  1  y.i.  for  he  hath  triumphed  glorioufly 

Verfe  21. 
^triumphing. 
Job  20.y.that  the  triumph,  ofthe  wicked  Is  fhorc 
Col.z.i$.  triumphing  over  them  in  it 

€roa0. 
Ails  i6\8.paffing  by  Myfia,they  came  down  to  T. 
1 1  .loofing  from  Troas,we  came  with  a  ftra. 
20.y.thefe  going  before,tarried  for  us  at  Troas 

6.  and  came  unto  them  to  Troas  in  five  days 
2  ^.2. 12.  when  I  came  to  Troas  to  preach  Chrifts 
2  Tm.4.1  3.  the  cloake  that  I  left  ztTroas 

Crouc. 
jWg.9.27.  and  rmfe  the  grapes,  and  made  merry 

20.43.  chafed  them,  and  trade  them  down 
2  Kjng.7. 1 7.  people  t rode  upon  him  in  the  gate 

Verfe  20. 
9.33.  and  he  trode  her  under  foot 
14. 9.wasin  Lebanon,&  trode  down  the  thiftle 
2  Chro.  25.  18. 
Lu\e  1 2. 1  -in  fo  much  that  they  trode  one  upon 

CroDert, 
DfaM.36.to  him  will  I  give  the  la.that  he  hathf, 
Jojh.14.9.  land  whereon  thy  feet  hath  £;-<wfoz 
Judg.^.zt.  O  my  fbule,thou  haft  f>We»  down 
Job  22.1y.the  old  way  which  the  wicmen  have  t. 

28.  8.  the  lyons  whelps  have  not  troden  it 
Pfal.  1 19. 1 18 .  troden  down  all  them  that  erre 
ifa.ui'  and  it  fhalbe  troden  down 
1 4. 1 9.  as  a  carcafle  troden  under  foot 
i8.2.a  nation  meted  out,  and  troden  down 

7.  a  nation  meted  out,  and  troden  under  foot 
2y.10.and  Moab  fhalbe  troden  down  under  him 

even  as  ftraw  is  troden  down  the 
28.3.  drunkards  of  Ephraim  fhalbe  troden 

1 8.  then  ye  fhalbe  troden  down  by  it 
63.3 . 1  have  troden  the  wine-prefle  alone 
1 8.  our  adverfaries  have  troden  down  thy 
_7b\i2.io.they  have  rrodtK  my  portion  underfoot 
Lam.1.1  y.  Lord  hath  troden  under  foot  all  my 

the  Lord  hath  troden  the  virgin 
£^£.34.19.  they  eat  that  which  ye  havetroden 
Dan.%.13.  fanft.  and  the  hofte  to  be  troden  under 
Micah  7. 10.  now  fhall  fhe  be  troden  down  as  the 
Afat.y.  1 3.  and  to  be  troden  under  foot  of  men 
L«^8.y.  anditwasfrWfTzdown,  and  thefowles 

2i  .24.  Jerufalem  fhalbe  troden  down  ofthe 
He6.10.29.  who  hath  troden  under  foot  the  Son  of 
ZJev.i4.20.  the  wine-prefle  was  foWe»without  the 


Croggvjtmn, 

Ails  20.1  y.we  arrived  at  Samos,&  tarried  at  Tr. 

<8trocpe ,  See  Croupe. 

Cropbimujg. 

Atts  20.  4.  and  of  Afia,  Tychicus,&  Irophimus 

21.  29.  fecne  before  with  him  in  the  citie,  Tro. 
a  Tim.^.zo.  but  Trophimm  have  I  left  at  Mii.fick 
Ironble, 

1  Chro.zz.\n,.\x\my  trouble  I  have  prepared  for 

2  CMo.iy.4.  when  they  in  their  trouble  did  tmne 

29.8.  and  he  hath  delivered  them  to  trouble 
tfeb.9.17.  in  the  time  of  their  trouble,  when  they 

3  2 .  let  not  all  the  trouble  feem  little  before 
Job  3.26.  neither  was  I  quiet,  yet  trouble  came 
y.  6.  neither  doth  trouble  fpring  out  ofthe 

7.  yet  man  is  borne  unto  Double 
14. 1.  man — is  of  few  dayes,  and  full  of trouble 
i<;.z4.trouble  and  anguifh  fhall  make  him 
27-9-  heare  his  cry  when  trouble  comcth  upon 
30. 2y.  did  not  I  weep  for  him  that  was  introu. 
34.29.he  giveth  quietnes,who  then  can  make  t. 
38.23.whkh  I  have  rcfervedaga.the  time  off. 
PJal.9.9.  a  refuge  in  times  of  trouble 

13.  O  Lord,  confidermy  trouble 
1 0.1.  hideft  thou  thy  felfe  in  times  of  trouble 
2  2. 1 1 .  be  not  far  from  me,for  trouble  is  neere 
27. y .  in  the  time  of  trouble  he  fhall  hide  me 
31.7.  for  thou  haft  confidered  my  fiouble 

9.  mercy  upon  me,  O  Lord,  for  I  am  in  tro. 
32.7.  thou  fhalt  preferve  me  from  trouble 
37.39.  he  is  their  ftrength  in  time  of  trouble 
41. 1.  Lord  will  deliver  him  in  time  of  trouble 

46.1 .  a  very  prefent  help  in  tiouble 

I4.7.  he  hath  delivered  me  out  of  all  trouble 

60.1 1.  give  us  help  from  fouble 

66.14.  my  mouth  hath  fpoken  when  I  was  in*. 
69.17.  for  I  am  in  trouble,  heare  me  fpeediJy 
73.  y.  they  are  not  in  trouble  as  other  men  • 
78.33.  their  yeers  did  he  confume  in  trouble 
42.  he  caft  upon  them  indignation  &  trouble 

81.7.  thou  calledftin  trouble, zn&  I  delivered 
91. 1  y .  I  will  be  with  him  in  trouble 

102.2. not  thy  face^in  the  day  when  I  am  in  r. 

107.6.  cried  unto  the  Lord  in  their  trouble 

Verfe  13,19. 
z6.  their  foule  Is  melt:d,  becaufe  of  trouble 
28.  they  cry  unto  the  Lord  in  their  trouble 

1 16.3. 1  found  trouble  and  forrow 

1 19. 143.  trouble  and  anguifh  have  taken  hold 

138.7.  though  I  walke  in  the  midft  of  trouble 
142,2. 1  fhewed  before  him  my  trouble 

143. 11.  bring  my  foule  out  of  trouble 
Prov.i  1. 8.the  righteous  man  is  deli  vered  out  of  r. 

12.13.  but  the  juft  fhall  come  out  of  trouble 
iy.  6.  in  the  revenewes  of  the  wicked  is  trouble, 

16.  then  great  treafure  and  trouble 
2y.i9.confid.  in  anunfaithf.  man  in  time  off.' 
lfa.1.14.  they  are  a  trouble  unto  mc 

8.  22.  and  behold,  trouble  and  darkeneflc 

17.14.  behold,  at  even-tide  troubl-,  and 

16. 1 6.  Lord,  in  trouble  have  they  vifited  thee 
30.6.  into  the  land  of 'trouble  and  anguifh 

33.2.  our  falvation  alfo  in  the  time  of  trouble 
46.  7.  nor  fave  him  out  of  his  trouble 
6^.zi.  they  fhall  not  bring  forth  for  trouble 

Jer.z.17-  in  the  time  of  their  trouble  they  will  fay 
28. if  they  can  fave  thee  in  the  time  of  thy  r. 
8,iy.  for  a  time  ofhea!th,and  behold  trouble 

1 1. 12.  fave  them  at  all  in  the  time  of  their  tr. , 
14.  that  they  cry  unto  me  for  their  trouble 

14.8.  the  Saviour  thereof  in  time  of  trouble 
19.  for  the  time  of  healing,&  behold  trouble 

30.  7.  it  is  even  the  time  of  Jacobs  trouble 
Lam.  1 . 1 1 .  all  mine  enemies  have  heard  of  rny  tro. 
Dan.iz.i.  and  there  fhalbe  a  time  of trouble 

1  Cw.7.28.  fuch  as  fhall  have  trouble  in  the  flefh 

2  Cor.1.4.  to  comfort  them  which  are  in  any  trou. 

8.would  not,bre.have  you  ignorant  of  our/. 
2  Tim.  2.9. wherein  I  fuffer  trouble  as  an  evill  doer 
Day  of  trouble ,  See  IDap. 
Cronble. 
Jojh.6.1%.  camp  of  Ifrael  a  curfe,and  trouble  if 

7.2  y.  the  Lord  fhall  trouble  thee  this  day 
Judg.n.tf.  thou  art  one  of  them  that  trouble  me 
2  Cfeo.32.18.  to  trouble  them,  that  they  might 
Pfal.$.  1. Lord jhow  are  they  increafed  that  troubl;, 

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i ,  _4.  thofe  that  trouble  me,rejoyce  when  1  am 

Exek-ii.  1 3-  neither  fhall  the  foot  of  man  trouble 

nor  the  hoofes  of beafts  trouble  them 

D<H».4-I9-^rcatne  °f tne  in'cr.thereof  trouble  thee 

5.10.  let  not  thy  thoughts  trouble  thee 

1 1.44.  tidings-out  of  che  north  (hall  trou.  him . 
Mat.z6.\o\  why  trouble  ye  the  woman 
Har\  14.6.  why  fru«Wc  yc  her  ?fhe  hath  wrought 
Lulfe  7. 6.  unto  him,  Lord,  trouble  not  thy  felfe 

8.49.  daughter  is  dead,  trouble  not  the  Mafter 

1 1.7.  trouble  me  not,  the  doore  is  now  fhut 
Aft.  1 J  .1  ?•  my  fentence  is,  that  we  trouble  noc 

1(5.  20.  being  J  ewes,  do  exceed,  trou.  our  citie 
20.10.rw4.not  your  felves,for  his  life  is  in  him 

Gal.1.7.  but  there  be  foms  that  trouble  you 
5.;  2.  even  cut  offwhich  trouble  you 
5.17.  from  henceforth  let  no  man  trouble  me 

tVhej}'.  1  .6.recomp.tribu.  to  them  that  ftwWe  you 

Hfk  1 1. 1 J .  left  any  root  of  bitterneffe  trouble  you 

>  Ctoubleu. 

Gc»-34.3"-ye  have  troubled  m:,to  make  me  ftinke 

41.8.  Pharaohs  fpirit  was  troubled 
4? .  j ,  they  were  troubled  at  his  prefence 

Exod.14.z4.  &  m»«Wd  the  hofte  of  the  Egyptians 
Jofh.y .1 J  Jofhuah  faid,Why  haft  thou  troubled  us 
I  Sam.14.19.  faid  Jonathan,  My  father  hath  rr<». 
16.14.  an  evill  fpirit  from  the  Lord  troubled 
28.21.  and  faw  that  he  was  fore  troubled 
z  SaM.4.i.andall  the  lfraelites  were  troubled 

1  Itw.18.18  anfwercd,I  have  not  troubled  Ifrael 

2  Kjng-6.  n.  heart  of  the  king  of  Afly.  was  fore  t. 
Eya  4.  4.  and  troubled  them  in  building 
/«&  4.  y.  it  toucherh  thee,  and  thou  art  troubled 

21.4.  why  ihould  not  my  fpirit  be  troubled 
23.  if.  therefore  am  I  troubled  at  his  prefence 
54.10.  people  fhalbe  m>«& Wat  mid-night 
pfal.  30.7.  didft  hide  thy  face,and  I  was  troubled 
38.6. 1  am  troubled,  I  am  bowed  down  greatly 
46.3.  though  the  waters  thereof  roare,&  be  tr. 
48.^.  they  were«ro«6W,and  ha  (led  away 
77.3. 1  remembred  God,and  was  troubled 
4. 1  am  fo  troubled  that  I  cannot  fpeak 
16.  the  depths  alfo  were  troubled 
83.17.  let  them  be  confounded  and  troubled  for 
90.7.  and  by  thy  wrath  are  we  troubled 
104. 29.  ihou  hideft  thy  face,  they  are  troubled 
Prov.z  5. 15.it  is  a  rm^/fti  fountain,and  a  corrupt 
//i^i.io.many  dayes  &  yeers  (hall  ye  be  troubled 
1 1.  be  troubled,  ye  carelefle  ones 
5  7. 10.  but  the  wicked  are  like  the  troubled  fea 
Zcr.31.20.  therefore  my  bowels  are  troubled  For 
Lam.i.  to.  I  am  in  diftrefle,my  bowels  are  trou. 
2. 1  i.e-yes  doe faile  with  teares,my  bow.  are tr. 
£^.7.17.  hands  ofthe  peo.  of  the  land  lhalbe  t, 
26.  18.  iles  that  are  in  the  fea  fhalbe  troubled 
27.3 1.  their  kings  ftialbe  troubled  in  their 
Dan.z.  1 .  wherewith  his  fpirit  was  troubled 

3.  my  fpirit  wastroubled  to  know  the  dreame 
4.5.  the  vifions  of  my  head  troubled  me 

Chap.7.1  J. 
1 9.  and  his  thoughts  troubled  him 
y.6-his  thoughts  troubled  him/o  that  the  joints 
9-then  was  king  Belfhezzar  greatly  troubled 
7.28.  my  cogitations  much  troubled  me 
Zecb. io.z.  they  were  troubled,  becaufe  there  was 
M^M-3.Herod  was  troubled,and  all  Jerufalem 
1 4.16.  they  were  troublcdfay'mg,  It  is  a  fpirit 

24.6.  fee  that  ye  be  not  troubled 
Marl{  6.<,o.  they  all  faw  him,and  were  troubled 

13.7.  and  rumours  of  wars,  be  ye  not  troubled 
Lu\e  1. 1 2.  when  Zacharias  faw  him,  he  was  trou. 

29. when  (he  faw  him,  (he  was  troubled  ax  his 
10.41 .  thou  art  troubled  about  many  things 
24.38.  he  faid  unto  them,  Why  are  ye  troubled 
John  y.  4..into  the  poole,and  troubled  the  water 
7.  when  the  water  is  troubled  to  put  me  into 
1 1.35 .  Jefus — groaned  in  the  fpirit,&  was  tro. 
12.27.  now  is  my,  foule  troubled,  and  what 
13.21.  Jefus  had  thus  faid,  he  was  troubled  in 
14. 1.  let  not  your  heart  be  troubled 

Verfe  27. 
Ad.  r  y.  J4.  went  out  from  us ,  have  troubled  you 

17.8.  and  they  troubled  the  people 
2  O.4.8.  we  are  troubled 'on  every  fide 

7. y.  but  we  were  troubledon  every  fide 
2  Tfej^  1 .7.  to  you  who.  are  troubled,  reft  with  us 


2. 2.  that  ye  be  noi-~iroubled,  neither  by  fpirit 
i  Pef.3.  14.  not  afraid  of  their  tcrrour,nei.  be  tr. 

C*oubIeDtt. 
£•^.32.1.  and  trmbledfl  the  waters  with  thy  feet 

Croublcr. 
1  Cbro.z.7.  fons  of  Carmi :  Acharthe  troubleroi 

Croubies. 

Deut.i  i.i7.and  many  evils  &  troubles  fhall  befall 

21.  when  many  evils  &  troubles  arc  befallen 

Job  j.  19.  he  fhall  deliver  thee  in  fix  troubles ,yea 

P/i/.af.  17.  the  troubles  of  my  heart  are  inlarged 

21.  redeeme  lfrael,0  God,  out  of  all  his  fr. 

34.6.  and  laved  him  out  of  all  his  troubles 

17.  and  delivereth  them  out  of  all  their  tro. 
71.20.  haft  fhewed  me  great  and  fore  troubles 
8  8.3 .  for  my  foule  is  full  of  troubles 
Prov.  21.13.  kecpeth  his  foule  frotntroubles 
Ifit.65.  I<5-  becaufe  the  former  troubles  are  forgot. 
M.ox\  13.8.  and  there  fhalbe  famines,and  troubles 

troubled. 
Mu\  *.  3  y.  why  trouble^  thou  the  Mafter  any 

Cvoublcttj. 
1  Sam.ig.  1  j.  an  evill  fpirit  from  God  troublttb 
1  Kmg- 1 8. 1 7.  art  thou  he  that  troubletb  Ifrael 
/W  22.  i  o.  and  fudden  feare  troubletb  thee 

23.  16.  and  the  Almighty  froubletb  me 
P/W.i  1 . 1 7. he  that  is  cruell  troubletb  his  own  flefh 
29. he  that  troubletb  his  own  houfe  fhall  inhe. 
1  j. 27. that  is  greedy  of  gaine  troubletb  his  own 
Oan.4.9.  and  no  fecret  troubletb  thee 
Luhe  1 8.  y.  yet  becaufe  this  widow  troubletb  mc 
Gd/.y.io.  but  he  that  troubletb  you  fhall  beare  his 

Croubltng. 
Ji>6  3. 17.  there  the  wicked  ceafe  from  troubling 
John  5.4.  firft  after  the  troubling  ofthe  water  ftep. 

Crottblous. 
Dan.  9. 2  J.  wall  be  built  againe,  even  in  troublous 

Crougt^or  Crougtjff, 
Gea. 24.20.  emptied  her  pitcher  into  the  fto«g/; 

30.  3  8.  Jacob  laid  the  rods  in  the  watring  tro. 

Exod.z.\6.  filled  the  troughs  to  water  their  fathers 

8.3.  frogs  mail  goe  into  thy  kneading  trmgbs 

12.34.  their  kneading  troughs  being  bound  up 

Group. 

Gra.30.1  r.  Leah  faid,  A  troup  cometh 

49.19.  Gad,  a  troup  fhall  overcome  him 
1  Sam.30.8.  fhall  I  purfue  after  this  troup 
i  Sam. z.zf.  became  one  trouptind  ftood  on  the 
3.22.  and  Joab  came  from  purfuing  a  troup 
ii.30.  for  by  thee  I  have  run  through  a  troup 
Pfal.  18.29. 
13.1 1.  Phil,  were  gather,  together  into  a  troup 
13.  troup  ofthe  Philiftines  pitched  in  the 
lfa.65. 1 i»  that  prepare  a  table  for  that  troup 
Jer. iS.zz.  bimgztroup  fuddenly  upon  them 
Hof.j.i.  the  troup  of  robbers  fpoileth  without 
Amos  9.7 .  have  founded  his  troup  in  the  earth 

Croups!. 
Job  6.19.  the  troups  of  Tema  looked 

1 19.12.  his  troups  come  together,  and  raife  up 
/er.y.7.  aflemb.  themfelves  by  troups  into  the 
Hof.6.9.  as  troups  o£ robbers  wait  for  a  man 
Micah  fli  \.  gather  thy  felfe  in  tro.  O  daug.  of  tr. 
Hab,$ .  1 6 .  he  will  invade  them  with  his  troups 

Crow. 
Lu\e  17. 9.things  that  were  commanded  him?I  tr. 

Cruce=bieabersf. 
2  Tiw.3.3.  without  naturall  affeftionj£JWf-&>'e^. 

Crue. 
Gen.  42.  1 1 .  we  are  frae  men  Verfe  3 1 . 

19.  if  ye  be  fr«e  men,  let  one  of  your  brethr. 
33.  fhall  I  know  that  yc  are  true  men 

Verfe  34. 
Deut.ij.4.  behold,  it  be  true,  and  the  thing  cert. 
22.20.  but  if  this  thing  be  true,  and  the  tokens 
Jojh.z.  1 2.  and  give  mc  a  true  token 
Ruth  3. 1 2.  now  it  is  true  that  I  am  thy  neere  kinf, 
2  Sam.y.  28.  and  thy  words  be  rwe,and  thou  haft 
1  King.10.6.  Itwasarrae  report  that  I  heard  in 

2  Chro.  9.  f . 
22.16.  but  that  which  is  true  in  the  Name  of 
Neb.y.  1 3. and  gaveft  them  true  lawes,  good  flat. 
Pfal.i  9.9.  the  judgements  ofthe  Lord  are  true 

1 1 9 .1 6°.  thy  word  is  true  from  the  beginning 
Prou.14.2  j.  afr#e  witneffc  delivereth  foules 
Ddddd  £ 


/er.42.5/ -the  Lord  be  a  zr«e  and  taJthfull  w  itnefie 

£^.  18.8.  hath  executed  true  judgment  between 

Dan.i. i4.it is truejO  Shad.Mefh.  &  Abed.doye 

24.  faid  unto  the  king,  True,  O  king 

£•1 2.  king  anfwered  and  faid,l  he  thing  is  true 

2.i6 .  the  vifion— which  was  told,  is  true 

10. 1.  and  the  thing  was  true,  but  the  time 
Ztch.i.y,  execute  Hue  judgraent,and  fhew  mercy 
Mat.zz.i6.  Mafter,  we  know  that  thou  art  true 

^"^i*.  14. 
Lu\e  \6. 11.  commit  to  your  truft  the  true  riches 
John  1.  9.  that  was  the  true  Light,  which  lightech 

4.23.  when  the  true  worfhippers  fhall  worfhip 
37.  herein  is  that  faying  true,  One  foweth 

5.3 1 .  witnefle  of  my  felfe ,  my  witn.  is  noc  true 
3  2.that  the  witnefle  which  lie  wit.  of  me,is  1 

6.32.  my  Father  giveth  you  the  true  bread' 
7.i8.fcek.his  glory  that  fenthim,the  fame  is  t. 

28 .  he  that  lent  me  is  true,  whom  ye  know 
8.13.  record  of  thy  felfe,  thy  record  is  noc  true 
1 4.  yet  my  record  is  true ;  for  1  know 

16.  yet  if  I  judge,my  judgement  is  true 

17.  that  the  teftimony  of  two  men  is  true 
16.  but  he  that  fent  me  is  true 

10.41. thatjohn  fpake  of  this  man  wctctrue 
1 5. 1. 1  am  the  true  vine,  and  my  Father  is  the 
19.  3  J.  bare  record,and  his  record  is  true 
2i.  24.  we  know  that  his  teftimony  is  true 
Aft.  12.0.  wift  not  that  it  was  true  which  was  done 
2  Cor. i.i2,  but  as  God  is  true,  our  word  toward 

6.8.  as  deceivers,  and  yet  true 
Ephef.^.zq.  created  in  righteoufnefle,and  true 
Phihp.4.1  ■  *  intreat  thee  alfo,  true  yoke-fellow 

8.  whatfoever  things  are  true 
iTim.3.1.  this  is  a  true  laying,  If  a  man  defire 
Titus  1.13.  this  witnefle  is  true,  wherefore  rebuke 
Heb.S.z.  and  ofthe  true  tab.  which  the  Lord  pit. 

9.24.  which  are  the  figures  ofthe  true 
io.22.  let  us  draw  neere  with  a  true  heart 

1  Pet.  5. 12.  teft.  that  this  is  the  true  grace  of  God 

2  Pet.  2.22.  hap.  unto  them  according  to  the  true 
I  John  2.8.  which  thing  is  true  in  him  and  in  you 

and  the  true  light  now  fhinech 
y.  20.  that  we  may  know  him  that  is  true 

and  we  are  in  him  that  is  true 

3  John  1 2.  ye  know  that  our  record  is  true 
Rev»  3. 7.  faith  he  that  is  holy,  he  that  Istrue 

14.  faith  the  Amen,  the  fakhfull  and  true 
6. 10. how  long,  O  Lord,  holy  and  true 
1  y.?.  juft  and  true  are  thy  wayes,thou  King    | 
1 6.  7-  true  and  righteous  are  thy  judgements 

1 9.2.  true  and  righteous  are  his  judgements     ' 
9.thefe  are  the  true  fayings  of  God 
11.  fate  upon  him  was.called  faithfull  &  true 

21.  y.  for  thefe  words  are  true  and  fakhfull 

21. 6.  thefe  fayings  are  faithfull  and  true 

Crue  God,  See  d£oO, 

Ctulp. 

Gf».4.i4-  tmh  Lamech  feventy  and  ftven-fold 

14.  49.  if  ye  will  deale  truely  and  kindly  with 

47.  29.  and  deale  kindly  and  truely  with  me 

48.  19.  truely  his  younger  brother  fhalbe  grea 
N11tHb.14.z1.  zstruelyas  1  live,  all  the  earth 

18-  as  truly  as  I  live,  faith  the  Lord,as  ye 
Deut.  14.22.  thou  fhalt  truly  tithe  all  the  increafe 
Jo\h.z.\4.  will  deale  kindly  and  truly  with  thee 
24.  truly  the  Lord  hath  delivered  into  our 
Judg.9.16.  if  ye  have  done  truly,  in  that  ye  have 

19-if  ye  have  then  dealt  truly  with  Jerubbaal 
1  Sam. 20.  3.  but  truly  as  the  Lord  iiverh 
Job  36-4.  for  truly  my  words  fhall  not  be  faJfe 
Pfal.6i.i-  truly  my  f  >ule  waiteth  upon  God 
73-.i.fr»{)iGodisgood  tolfrael 
1 16. 1 6. 0  Lord,  truly  I  am  thy  fervant 
Pi-of.12.2a.  but  they  that  deale  f/»/y  are  his  deli. 
Ecckf.ii'7.  truly  the  light  is  fweet 
Jer.yz$.  truly  in  vaine  is  fal.  hoped  for  from  the 
truly  in  the  Lord  our  G  od  is  the  fal  v. 
10.19.  truly  this  is  grievous,and  I  muft  beare  it 
28.9.  that  the  Lord  hath  truly  fent  him 
E^elt '  8.9.  truly  he  is  juft,he  fhall  furely  live 
Micah  j. %.  bmtruly  I  am  full  of  power  by  the 
Mat.9. 37.harreft  truly  is  pleabut  the  lab.are  few 

Lu\e  10.  2. 
17.1 1.  Ellas  truly  fhall  firft  come,  and  reftore 
27. 54.  truly  this  was  the  fon  of  God 

Mctr\  14.38.the 


TBTU 


T  R  U 


T  R  U 


T  R  U 


TR  U 


t  r  a 


toioi^-i  ^g  8.  the  Spirit  Y>'«(yji  ready  ,but  die  Horn 
il     15.3  y.  truly  this  man  was  the  Son  of  God 
■iinkp  1  i .  48.  fivk^ye  beare  witneflc  that  ye  allow 

2  o.  i  tl  but  teache-ft'the  way  of  G  od  truly 
w  iz.zz.  truly  the.  Sbn  of  man  goeth  as  it  was 
John  4.1%.  in,  chat  faidft  thou  truly 

20.30.  many  Others  fignes  truly  did  Jefus 
AUt.i.f.  for  John  truly  baptized  with-water  ,  but 

3,i2.Mofo>  truly  faid  to  the  fathers^  A  prophet 
.  f.i?.  the  prifon  truly  found  we  fhut 
2  Cor.  i2.li-  "'"6' cne  %°es  of  an  apoftlc  were 
flcb.7.23.  and  they  ir«/y  were  many  priefts 

1 1. 1  5.  truly  ii  they  had  been  mindfull  ofthat 
1  7o/j«  1 .3.  and  truly  our  fellowfhip  is  with  the 

<€rnmpe. 
r  Cor.15.  ja-  atthelaftfrx-v^ — allbe  changed 
1  7bcj}'.tt.i6-  with  the  trumpe  of  God,  and  the 

Crumpet. 

£^.19.13.  when  thojrumpet  foundeth  long 
ifi.and  the  voice  of  the  trumpet  exceed.loud 

1 9 .  when  the  voice  of  the  trumpet  founded 
10.18.  and  heard  the  noife  of  the  trumpet,  and 

Lev.  ij.  9. thou  caufe  the  trumpet  of  the  Jubile  to 
make  the  trumpet  found  thorowout  all 
Numb.  10.4.  if  thou  blow  but  with  one  trumpet 
Jofii.6.%.  when  ye  heare  the  found  of  the  trumpet 

20.  when  the  peo.  heard  the  found  of  the  tr. 
Judg.$.zy.  he  blew  with  a  trumpet  in  the  mount. 

6.34.  he  blew  with  a  trumpet ,and  Abiezer  was 
7.16.  and  he  put  a  trumpet  in  every  mans  hand 

1 8 .  when  I  blow  with  a  trumpet,  1  and  all 

1  Sara. 13. 3. Saul  blew  the  trumpet  throughout  all 

1  Sam.z-  28.  fo  Joab  blew  a  m<w/;«  and  all  the 

6.i5.the  ark  of  the  Lord  with — found  of  the  t. 

1  5 .  1  o.  as  yc  heare  the  found  of  the  trumpet 

18.  16.  Joab  blew  the  trumpet,  and  the  people 

20.  l-  he  blew  with  a  trumpet  and  faid,We  have 

11.  he  blew  with  a  trumpet,  and  they  retired 

1  J^wg.i.J4-blow  yc  with  the  trumpet  &  fay,  God 

39.  they  blew  the  trumpet, and  all  the  people 

4 1. when  Joab  hea  rd  the  found  of  the  trump. 

Neb.$. 1 8.  he  that  founded  the  trumpet  Was  by  me 

20.  place  therefore  ye  heare  the  fo.  of  the  t. . 
Job  39.24.ne.  belie.hc  thatit  is  the  found  of  the;. 
P/J1/.47.J.  the  Lord  isgonc  up  with-the  fo.ofa  t. 

81.3.  blow  up  the  trumpet  in  the  new  moonc 
1  <  C"  3 .  praife  him  with  the  found  of  the  trump, 
if  a.  18.3-  when  he  bloweth  a  trumpet,  heare  ye 

27. 1 3.  that  die  great  trumpet  fhalbe  blowne 
58. 1 .  lift  up  thy  voice  like  a  trumpet 

Jer.it-  •)  ■  blow  ye  the  trumpet  in  the  land 

1 9.  heard,  O  my  foule,  the  found  of  the  tr. 

2 1 .  and  heare  the  found  of  the  trumpet 
.  6.  1.  blow  the  trumpet  in  Tekoa 

17,  faying  >  Hearken  to  the  found  of  the  tr. 

42.14.  nor  heare  the  iound  of  the  trumpet 
5 1. 27.  blow  the  trumpet  among  the  nations 

£7^.7.14.  ye  have  blown  the  trumpet  even  to 
33.3.  he  blow  the  trumpet ,  and  warned  the 
4.  whofoever  heareth  the  found  of  the  trum. 
■  5.  he  heard  the  found  of  the  trumpet 
■  6.  and  blow  not  the  trumpet,  and  the  people 
Hof.<; .8.  blow  ye  the — trumpet  in  Ramah  r  cry 
;     8. 1 .  fct  the  trumpet  to  thy  mouth,  he  fhall 
'(foci  1.1 .  blow  ye  the  trumpet  in  Zion ,  and  found 

15.  blow  the  trumpet  in  Zion ,  fanzine  a 
Amos  2.2.  and  with  the  found  of  the  trumpet 
3,6.  (hall  a  trumpet  be  blown  in  the  cirie 
Zepb.t.  1 6.  a  day  of  the  trumpet  and  alarmagainft 
Zak9.r4.andthe.L0rd  God  fhall  Mow -the  tru. 
Mat.6.z.  doft  thine  alines jdo  not  found  a  trumpet 
14.31.fend  his  angels  witha  great  found  of  a  /. 
1  C»f.i4.8.if  the  trumpet  give  an  uncertain  found 

1  5. 52.  for  the  trumpet  fhall  found ' 
Hcb.i  2.19.  the  found  o{atrump'ec,:ind  the  voice 
Rev.  1 . 1  o. heard  behind  me  a  grieat  Voice  as  of  at. 
'  4  •  1 .  voice  which  I  heard  way  as  it  were  of  a  tr. 
8. 13.  by  reafon  of  the' other  vbiceS  of  the  tru. 
9.i4.faying  to  the fixtb angel  which  had  the  t. 
<®rattpets. 
ilra.13.24.  a  me'moriall  of  blowing  of  trumpets 
flumb.io.z.  make  chee two trumpettdt" Elver 
I  ■■•'    8.  fons  of  Aaronthe  pri.  fhall  bl-  With  the  t. 
■  -     <?.  then  ye  fhall  blow  an  alarm  with  the  tr. 
~  1  o'.  blow  with'  the  trumpets  otfer'ybur  burnt. 
29.1.  it  is  a  day  ofblowing  thertiampetsfwRto 


3 1.6.  and  the  trumpets  to  blow  in  his  hand 

Ji>jb.6.^.^nd  the  priefts  (hall  blow  with  the  trum. 

8.  bearing  the.foven  trumpets  of  rams  horns 

blew  with  the  trumpets:  Sc  the  ark  V.  13. 

9.before  the  priefts  that  blew  with  the  trum. 

priefts  going  On,  and  blowing  with  the  tr. 

Ve'rfe  13. 

16.  priefts  blew  with  the  trumpets,  Jofh.  faid 

20. peo.  ftiout.  when  the  pri.blew  with  the  t. 

Jud£.7.8.  cook  vidualsin  their  hand,  &  their  tr. 

1 8.  then  blow  ye  the  trumpets  alfo  on  every 

19.  and  they  blew  them*/».and  brake  pitch. 

20.  the  three  companies  blew  the  trumpets 

trumpets  in  their  right  hands  to  blow 

u.and  the  three  hundred  blew  the  trumpets 

z  K}ng.9.\-$.  blew  with  the  trumpets,  faying,  Jehu 

n.i4.andb!ew with  trumpets :  and  Athaliah 

1 2. 1 3.  not  made  for  the  houfe  of  the  Lo— tr. 

1  £7.^0.13. 8. played — with  cymbals,  &  with  trum. 
.  i.j.  24.  Eliczer  the  priefts  did  blow  with  the  tr. 

..  28.up  the  arkof  the  cove,  of  the  L.  with-fr. 

15.6.  with  trumpets  continually  before  the  ark 

42.  with  them  Hemait  St  Jeduthun,  with  tru. 

2  Cbr'o.'i  .12.  and  twenty  priefts  founding  with  tr. 

13.  when  they  lift  up  their  voice  with  the  tr. 
7-  6-  and  the  priefts  founded  trumpets  before 
13. 1 2«  and  his  priefts  with  founding  trumpets 

i4.and  the  priefts  founded  with  the  trumpets 
1  j.  i 4.  with  fhouting,&  with  trumpets,  &  with 
20.18.3nd  trumpets,unto  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
23. 1 3. and  the  trumpets  by  the  king  and  all  the 
.  .  and  they  founded  with  the  trumpets 

29... z6.  and  the  priefts  with  the  trumpets 
27.  fong  of  the  Lord  began  with  the  trump. 
■E V<*  $'.10.  they  fet  the  priefts  in  their  ap.  with  t. 
Neb.i  2.3  5.  and  certaine  of  the  priefts  fons  with  t. 
41.  Zachariah,  &  Hananiah  ,  with  t/umpets 
Job  39.1  f.  he  faith  among  the  trumpets ,  Ha ,  ha 
Pfd.9Z.6-  with  trumpets  make  a  joyfull  noife 
Seven  ©rumpetff,See  j$e*oen, 
Qttunpetters. 
2  King.i  1 . 1 4.  the  princes ,  and  the  trumpetters 
2  Chro.  j .  1 3.  as  the  trumpetters,  &  fingers  were  as 

19.28.  and  the  trumpetters  founded,  and  all 
Rev.18.  il.  the  voice  of  trumpetters  fhalbe  heard 

€rua. 
Judg.9^'.  and  put  your  trufi  in  my  ftiadow 
2  JC.wg-t8.24.  put  thy  trufi  in  Egypt  for  cbarets 
1  Cbro.  5-.2  o.  becaufe  they  put  their  trufi  in  him 
Job  4.  18.  behold,  he  put  no  trufi  in  his  fervants 
8. 1 4.  and  whofe  trufi  fhalbe  a  fpiders  web 
if-iy .  behold,he  putteth  no  trufi  in  his  faints 
Pfal.^.f.  and  put  your  trufi  in  the  Lord 

S.  1 1.  let  all  thofe  that  put  their  trufi  in  thee 
7.1.  O  Lord  my  God,in  thee  do  I  put  my  trufi 
9-io.they  that  know  thy  Name,will  put  their  t 
40.4.blefled  is  that  man  that  mak.the  L.  his  t. 
7i.y»  thou  art  my  trufi  from  my  youth 
i4r-8.  in  thee  is  my  trufi,  leave  not  my  foule 
P/W.22.19.  that  thy  trufi  may  be  in  the  Lord 
28.2  j.  he  that  putteth  his  trufi  in  the  Lord 
19..  'if .  whofo.  putteth  his  trufi  in  the  Lord 
^.3Q.3.andthei^inth'efhadowof  Egypt 
57-13.  he  that  putteth  his  trufi  in  me}<hall 
Lu\e  1 6. 1 1. commit  to  your  trufi  the  true  riches 

1  Tim.x.xi .  which  was  committed  to  my  trufi 

6.20. keep  that  which  is  committed:to  thy  trufi 

Put  ©ruff,  Sec  f^Ut. 

Cruft. 

Kutb  2.1 2. under  whofo  wirigs  thou  art  come  to  t. 

zSdm.zi.^.  the  God  of  my  rock,  in  him  will  1 1. 

31;  he  is  a  buckler  to  all  that  trufi inhim 

2  Kjnp  t 8-  20.  on  whom  doR  thou  trufi, xhix.  thou 

2  r  .fo  is  Pharaoh — unto  all  that  trufi  in  him 
22.  fay  unto  me ,  We  trufi  in  the.  lfal  J6.  7. 
30.  neither  let  HezeTc.  make  you  trtift-'xn  the 

i  1^*9.32.10.  whereon  doe  yttruft}  that  ye  abide 
Jdb]ii.i^.  though  Ke'ilay  me,  yet  I  will ■hrufiln 
i  5.3 1  .letiiot  hftn  that  is  deceived  trujl'm  van. 
j$  5;  14.  therefore  trufi  thou  in  him 
'j^.il.wHtthbum/^nirhbecaufe  his  ftrength 
PfaUiS.t.  my  God,mV  ftfehgth  in  vvhom  Me  trufi 
■   30.  he  is  a  budder'to  all  that  trufi  in  him 
■\b:.i->  foirfef^m  chWret?,  and  fomfe  irfrioVfes 
ij?E»  O  my  Go'd',ltrufi  in  thee 


$  ii  6.  but  1  ttufi  in  the  Lord 

1 9.  wrought  for  them  that  trufi  in  thee 
3  4.  ii.  none  of  them  that  trufi  in  him  fhalbe 
37.  1.  trufi  in  the  Lord,  and  doc  good 
■J .  trufi  alfo  in  him,  and  he  fhall  bring  it 
40.  and-fave  them,  becaufe  they  trufi  in  him 
40.3.  and  feare,  and  fhall  tru(l  in  the  Lord 
44.6.  for  1  will  not  trufi  in  my  bow 
49.6.  they  thatfrH/2  in  their  wealth,and  boaft 
f  1.  8. 1  trufi  in  the  mercy  of  God  for  ever  and 
55.13.  but  1  will  trufi  In  thee 
5  6.3. what  time  I  am  afraid,!  will  trufi  in  thee 
6 1 .4.1k  trufi  in  the  covert  of  thy  wings. Selah 
51.8.  trufi  in  him  at  all  times 

10.  trufi  not  in  oppreflion,become  not  vainc 

64.10.  and  the  righteous  fhall  trufi  in  him 
91.2.  my  God,  in  him  will  I  trufi 

4 .  under  his  wing  (halt  thou  trufi 
1 1 5.9.  O  Ifrael,  trufi  thou  in  the  Lord 
1  o.  O  houfe  of  Aaron,  trufi  in  the  Lord 

1 1.  ye  that  feare  the  Lord  trufi  in  the  Lord 
118.8.  better  to  trufi  in  the  Lord,  then  to  pUt 

a      ,  Verfb* 

119.42.  for  I  ft"«/i  in  thy  word 
1 25.  1.  they  that  trufi  in  the  Lord ,  fhalbe  as 
143.8.  for  in  thee  doe  I  trufi 
i44.2.and  he  in  whom  I  trufi ,  who  fubdueth 
Prov.$.  5.  trufi  in  the  Lord  with  all  thine  heart 

31.11.  heart  of  her  husband  doth  fafcly  trufi  in 
Ifa  1 2.  2. 1  will  trufi,  and  not  be  afraid 

14.31.  poore  of  his  people  fhall  trufi  in  ft 
16.4.  trufi  ye  in  the  Lord  for  ever 
30.2.  and  to  trufi  in  the  fhadow  of  Egypt 

1 2.  and  ye  trufi  in  oppreffion  and  pei  verfen. 
31.1.  and  trufi  in  cbarets,becaufe  they  are  ma 
36.  J.  now  on  whom  doft  thou  trufi,  that  thou 

6.  fo  is  Pharaoh— to  all  that  trufi  in  him 
41.17.  greatly  afhamed  that  trufi  in  graven 
50. 10.  let  him  trufi  in  the  Name  of  the  Lord 
•>  1 . 5.  oh  mine  arme  fhall  they  trufi 
59.  q.iheytruft  in  vanity ,and  fpeakc,Iics 
Jer.7.4.  trufi  ye  not  in  lying  words 

8.  ye  trufi  in  lying  words  that  cannot  profit 
14.  called  by  my  Name,  wherein  ye  trufi 
9. 4.  and  trufi  ye  not  in  any  brother 
28.1 5.  thou  makeft  this  people  to  trust  la  a  he 
29.3 1 .  he  caufed  you  to  trufi  in  a  lie 
4tS.  25.  and  all  them  that  trufi  in  him 
49 •  H.  and  let  thy  widowes  trufi  in  me 
■EW-f.i6.if.  but  thou  didft  trufi  in  thine  owne 

33-13.  if  he  trufi  to  his  own  right,  and  commit 
Hof.  t  o.  1 3.  becaufe  thou  didft  trufi  in  thy  way 
Amos  6.x.  woe  to  them  that  trufi  in  themounta.of 
Mieah  7.  y.  trufi  ye  not  in  a  friend,  put  ye  not 
Nahum  i.  7.  he  that  knoweth  them  that  trufi  in 
Zepb.j.ii.  they  fhall  trufi  in  the  Name  of  the  L. 
Mit.xz.zx.  inhis  Name  fhall  the  Gentiles  trufi 
Mar.  10.  24.  how  hard  is  it  for  them  that  trufi  in 
,/tfb.<;.45.accufethyou,even  Mofes,in  whom  ye  t. 
Rom.xf.xi.  in  him  fhall  the  Gentiles  trufi 
24., for  I  trufi  to  foe  you  in  my  journey 

1  Cor:  1 6. 7.  but  I  trufi  to  tarry  a  while  with  you 

2  Cor.  i.  9.  that  we  fhould  not  trufi  in  our  felvcs 

10.  in  whom  we  t r«/r,that  he  will  yet  deliver 
1 3. 1  trufi  you  fhall  acknowledge  even  to 

5.  j  1.  and  I  trufi  alfo  are  made  manifeft  in 

io.7.if  any  man  trufi  to  himfelf  that  he  is  Chr. 

1 3 .6.1  trufi  that  ye  fhall  know  that  we  are  not 
Pbihp.z.XQ.  that  I  trufi  in  the  Lord  Jefus  to  fend 
2  4.1  trufi  in  the  Lord,  thar  Ialfo  my  felfe 

3-4-  hath  whereof  he  might  trufi  in  the  flefh 

1  Tim^.xa.  becaufe  we  trufi  in  the  living  God 

6. 17.  nor  trufi  in  unccrtaine  richesj  but  in  the 
Pbllem,  22.I  trufi  that  through  yoiir  prayers  I 
Heb.  1 3.1-8.  we  trufi  we  have  a  good  conftience 

2  John  11.  but  I  trufi  to  come  unto  you 

3  John  14.  but  I  triifi  I  fhall  fhortly  fee  tliee 

Crnftep. 
C^f.32.37.  their  rock  in  whom  they  irufiei 
Jua'g.  1 1.20.  but  Slhotitrufied not  Ifrael  topafle 

2'oj  36.  becaufe  they  trufled  unto  the  liers 
2  King-  »8. 5,  he  trufled,  in  the  Lord  God-oflfrael 
Pfal-xi-1.  but  Ihave  trufled  inthy  mercy 
22.4-  our  fathers  Mfied  in  thee       • ', 

they  trufled,  and  thou  didft  deliver  them 
>'.•  they  truftedm  ffi«,and  werehdt  tonfoun. 

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8.  he  trufled  <h.  the  Lord,  that  he  would  del. 
z6. 1. 1  tov;  trufled  alfo  in  the  Lord 
18.  7.  my  heart  trufled  in  him  ,  and  I  am  help. 
3 1.14.  but  I  trufled  in  thee,  O  Lord 
j3.ai.becau(e  we  have  trufled  in  his  holy  Na. 
41.9.  mine  own  fam.  friend,  in  whom  1  trufled 
y 2.7.  but  trufled  in  the  abundance  of  his  riches 
78.2.1.  and  trufled  not  in  his  falvation 

lfa.47.10.  for  thou  hail  tr lifted  in  thy  wickednefie 

Jer.  1 3.15-  forgotten  me,and  ti#/W  in  faUhood 
43 .7.  becaule  thou  hail  trufled  in  thy  works 
49.4.  that  tmfied  in  her  treafures,  faying 

Dan.  3.18.  delivered  his  fervant  that  trufled  in 

Zep&.j.s.fii.-ft'Bfe/notintheLord 

AWf.17.45.he  tmjted  m  Goblet  him  deliver  htm 

Lithe  1 101.  fromhim  all  his  arm.  wherein  h:  tm. 
18.9.  unto  certaine  which  trufled  in  themlelves 
14.11.  but  we  trufled  that  it  had  been  h: 

EpbSf.  1 . 1 1.  who  nrft  Wtf/ferf  in  Chrift 

1 2.  in  whom  ye  alfo  trufled  afier  that  ye 

i  Vet  x  y.th:  holy  worn,  alfo  who  trufled  in  God 

Dcui  18 .  5 1 .  wh erein  thou  tmfledfl  thoro.  all  thy 
fer. 517.  wherein  thou  tmfledfl  with  thy  fword 
11  y  land  of  peace  wherein  thou  fcv*/fe«/& 

t  Kim  18  19.  what  confid.  is  this  wherein  thou  t. 

6'  {/"«•  3^,4- 

1 1  thou  trufl.  upon  the  ftaffe  of  this  bruifed 

ifa.  36.  6. 

19  10.  let  not  thy  God  in  whom  thou  tmflefl 

ifa.  37. 10. 

it&.tn&zt'i). 

fob  40.13.he  trufletbfhtt  he  can  draw  up  Jordan 
Vfd.il.  7.  for  the  Kingtrufteth  in  the  Lord  :  and 
,  1. 10.  he  thac  trufletb  in  the  Lord,mercy  mail 
3  4.8.  blefled  is  the  man  that  tt#*6  in  turn 
y  7 . 1 .  for  my  foule  trufletb  in-  thee 
84  11.  blcfl'ed  is  ca:  man  that  trufletb  in  thee 
86.1.  fave  thy  fervant  that  trufletb  in  thee 
1 1 '<.  8.  fo  is  every  on:  that  trufletb  in  them 

1  P/a/.i3s.i8. 

Pkw.i  1.  28.  he  that  tra/fob  in  riches  (hall  fall 
16.  lO.whofo.  trufletb  in  the  Lord,  happy  is  he 
2S.2S.he  that  trufletb  in  his  ownh;art,is  a  fool 

Ifa.z6.i-  becaufe  he  mfleth  in  thee 

■fey.17.  y .  curfed  be  the  man  thax.tr  ufleth  in  mm 
7.  bleiTed  is  the  man  that  trufletb  in  the  Lo. 

Hub.z.iS.  that  the  maker  of  his  work  trufletb 

1  Ti/fl.y.y.  ihe  that  is  a  widow  ind:ed,St  delol.fi' . 

Vfal.iiz.7-  his  heart  is  fixed,  W^«g  in  the  Lord 
®vuftp. 

/«&  11.20.he  removeth  away  the  fpeech  of  the  tr. 
Crntij, 

Ge*.  24.27.  left  deftitute  my  matter  of  his  truth 
3 1.10.  of  all  the  mercies,  and  of  all  the  truth 
41.  i  6.  whether  there  be  any  truth  in  you 

fi.1r0d.18.11.  fuch  as  feare  God,  men  of  truth 
34.6.  and  abundant  in  goodnell'e  and  truth 

Deut.13.14.  and  behold,  if  itbefi«fb,and  the 
3 1.4.  a  God  of  fr«fb,and  without  iniquity 

i  Sa,n.z.6.now  the  Lord  (hew  kindnefle  &  truth 
1 5.10.  mercy  and  truth  be  with  thee 

1  Kjng.t  7. z^.woxioi the  Lord  in  thy  mouth  is  t. 

z  Kjng.zo.  19.  if  peace  and  truth  be  in  my  dayes 

1  Cfov.  1 8. 1  y.  fay  nothing  but  the  truth  co  me,in 
3  i  .10.  v/ro.  that  which  was  truth  before  the  L. 

E^J.9.30.  with  words  o f  peace  and  truth 

Vfal.  i$.z-  and  fpeaketh  the  truth  in  his  heart 
iy.10.  paths  of  the  Lord  are  mercy  and  truth 
3 1.  y.  haft  redeem,  111: ,  O  Locd  God  of 'truth 
4^.4.  becaufe  of  truth,  and  meekneDTe,  and 
y  1.6.  thou  defireft  frwfb  in  the  inward  parts 

57.3.  God  lhall  fend  forth  his  mer.  &  hist/7*. 

60.4.  may  be  difplayed,  becaufe  of  the  truth 
61.7. 0  prepare  mercy  and  truth  which  may 
8  y.  to.raercy  and  truth  have  met  together 

ii.  truth  (hall  fpring  out  of  the  earth 
86.iy.thou,0  Lord,art  plen.in  mercy  Sctru. 
89. 14.  mercy  and  truth  (hall  goe  before  thy 
91.4.  his  trutb  fhalbe  thy  ihield  and  buckler 
96.1 3 .  judge  the  people  with  his  truth 
98.3.  he  hath  remembred  his  mercy  and  truth 
100.  y.  and  his  truth  endureth  to  all  generat. 
1 17.1.  the  truth  of  the  Lord  endureth  for  ever 


119.30.  i  have  chofen  the  way  of  truth. 

141.  and  thy  law  is  the  truth 

1  y  1.  and  all  thy  commandements  are  truth 
145.6.  which  Ueepeth  truth  for  ever 
Vrov.z.x.  let  not  mercy  and  trutb  forfake  the? 
8.7. lor  my  mouth  (hall  fpeak  truth 
H.I7-  he  that  fpeaketh  trutb,  lheweth  forth 

ip.-chelipofftvwA  ihalbe  eftabhftiedfor 
14.11.  mercy  and  truth  ihalbe  to  them  that 
16.6.  by  mercy  and  truth,  iniquity  is  purged 
20.2,8.  mercy  and  truth  prefer ve  the  king 

2  i.i  1.  know  the  certainty  of  the  words  of  tm. 
that  thou  mighxft  anfwer  the  words  off/*. 

13  .i  3.  buy  the  truth ^  and  fell  it  not 
£a/f/".n.io.written,was  upright,even  words  off. 
ifa.z^.i.  thy  counfels  of  old  are  faithful.  &  truth 

z6.z.  which  keepeth  the  truth  may  enter  in 

39.8.  for  there  ihalbe  peace  andtrutb  in  my 
41.3.  he  ihall  bring  forth  judgement  unto  trn„ 

43.9.  or  let  them  heare,  and  fay,  It  is  truth 
j9.4.none  call.for  juftice,nor  any  plead.for  t. 

14.  for  truth  is  fallen  in  the  ftreet 

1  y.  yea,  truth  faileth,  and  he  that  departeth 
fer.  y.  1.  any  that — feeketh  the  truth,  and  He 

3.  O  Lord,  are  not  thine  eyes  upon  the  tru. 
7.zS.trutb  is  peri(hed,and  is  cut  off  from  their 
9.3.  they  are  not  valiant  for  the  truth  upon  the 

y.  they  will  not  fpeak  the  truth 

3  3. 6. reveal  unto  them  the  abun.  of  peace  &  t. 
Drttf.4.37.  all  whofe  works  are  truth 

7.16.  and  asked  him  the  truth  of  all  this 

1 9.  th;n  I  would  know  the  truth  of  the 
8.  ii.  it  cad  down  thitrutb  tp  the  ground 
10,1 1.  that  which  is  noted  in.the  fcrip.  oitmth 
1 1. 1.  and  now  will  I  lhew  thee  the  truth 
H0T.4i.l1  becaufe  dure  is  no  mercy  nor  truth  in 
Micab  7.io.thou  wilt  perforrae  the  truth  to  Jacob 
Zcch.S.z.  Jerufahm  (halbe  called  a  citie  of  truth 

16.  fpeak  ye  every  man  the  truthzo  his 
execute  the  judgement  o£truth  &  peace 

19.  therefore  love  the  truth  And  peace 
Mal.z.6.  the  law  of  truth  was  in  his  mouth 
MLat.i  y.17.  (he  faid,  Truth,  Lord  :  yet  the  dogs 

M-^k  ">•  3 1 •  ana" co^  n'tn a'^ tne  tfia^ 

11.  31.  well,  Mafter,  thou  haft  faid  the  truth 
John  1.  i4.begotten  of  the  Fa.  full  of  grace  &  tr.  j 

17.  grace  and  truth  cams  by  Jefus  Chrift 
y.3  3 .  he  bare  witnefle  unto  the  truth 
8.3 1.  ye  (hall  know  the  truth,  and  the  truth] 

40.  a  man  that  hath  told  you  the  truth 
44.  becaufe  there  is  no  truth  in  him 
4y.becaufe  I  tell  you  the  tmthjyt  believe 
46.  if  1  fay  the  tr»th,v/hy  doe  ye  not  believe 
14.6*  I  am  the  Way,  and  chu  Tmth}8c  the  Life 
15.7. 1  tell  you  the  truth ,  It  is  expedient  for 

13.  he  will  guide  you  into  nWtrutb 
17.19.  they  alfo  might  be  fan  (ft.  through  the  t. 
18. 37. that  I  (hould  beare  witnefle  unto  the  tr. 

every  one  that  is  of  the  truth }  heareth 
38.  Pilate  faith  unto  him,  What  is  truth' 
Ati.zS.z'i.  but  fpeake  forth  the  words  of  truth 
R.a;n.  1.18.  who  hold  the  truth  in  unrighteoufnefle 
1  y.  who  changed  the  truth  of  God  into  a  lie 
1. 1.  Cure  that  the  judg.  of  God  is  accord,  to  t. 
8.  and  doe  not  obey  the  truth,  but  obey 
io.  which  hath  the  forme  o'fthe  truth  in  the 
3 .7.  for  if  the  truth  of  God  hath  more  abound. 
9.1. 1  fay  thzlrutb  in  Chrift  ,  I  lie  not 
1  y.8.  a  minifter  of  the  cireumcifion  for  the  tr. 
1  Car.f.  8.  in  the  unlea.  bread  of  fincerity  and  tr. 
1  Cor,  4.  t.  but  by  manifeftation  of  the  truth 
7.14.  bo.which  I  made  bef.  Titus,is  found  a  t. 
1 1 . 1 0.  as  zhz  tr-uth  of  Chrift  Is  in  nie,no  man 
iz.6.  for  I  will  fay  the  truth,,  but  now  I  forb. 
1 3.8.  nothing  againft  the  truth,  but  for  the  tm. 
Gd.z.y.  trutb  of  the  gofpel  might  continue  with 

14.  according  to  the  track  in  the  gofpel,! 
3.1.  bewit.  you,that  ye  (hould  not  obey  the  tr. 
4.16.  becaufe  I  iell  you  the  truth 
y  .7.  thac  ye  fho.uld  not  obey  the  truth 

Ep&ef.i.iy.  but  f peaking  the  truth  in  love,  may 
2 1 .  taught  *by  him  as  the  truth  is  in  lefas 
iy.  fpeak'e  every  man  truth  with  his  neighb 
y.9.  the  frnit  of  the  Spirit  is  in  all  truth 
6.  1 4.  having  your  loines  gitt  about  with  truth 
2  Thejf.z.u,.  deceived  not  the  love  of  the  truth 
Ddddd  3 


12. might  be  damned  who  believed  not  chef. 
13.  you  to  falv.  thro,  the  beliefe  of  the  truth 
1  Tim.  2.4.  to  come  unto  the  knov/ledge  of  the  tr. 
7. 1  fpeak  the  truth  in  Chrift,  and  lie  noi 
3 . 1  y .  the  pillar  and  ground  of  the  truth 

4.3.  of  them  which  believe  and  know  the  truth 
6.1 .  and  deftitute  of  the  truthi  fuppo/ing  that 

1  Tim.z.ii.  who  concerning  the  truth  hay c  erred 
2$.  to  the  acknowledging  of  the  trutb 
3 .7.  nev.  able  to  come  to  the  knowl.  of  the  tr. 
8.  io  doe  thefe  alfo  refill  thef/Ttfb 

4.4.  turne  away  their  eares  from  the  truth 
Titus  i.i  .  accord,  to  the  acknowledging  of  the  tr. 

14.  &  comman.  of  men  that  turn  from  the  tr. 
Heb.  10.  i(5.  we  have  recei.  the  know,  of  the  truth 
j 'am.  3. 14.  and  lie  not  againft  the  truth 

y.  19.  if  any  of  you  doe  erre  from  the  truth 
1  Vet.i.zz.  purified  your  foules  in  obeying  die  t. 
1  Vet.z.z.  by  reafon  of  whom  the  way  oitruth 

1  John  i.^walk  in  darknes,we  lie^Si  do  not  the  t. 
8.  deceive  our  felves ,  and  the  truth  is  not  in 

2.4.  is  a  liar,  and  the  truth  is  not  in  him 

21.  not  written  to  you,be.ye  know  not  the  t . 
and  that  no  lie  is  of  the  truth 
27.  and  is  truth,  and  is  no  lie 

3.19.  hereby  we  know  that  we  are  of  the  truth 

y.  6.  becaufe  the  Spirit  is  truth 

2  John  1.  but  alfo  all  they  that  have  known  the  t. 

I.  for  the  truths  fake  that  dwelleth  in  us 

3  John  3.  and  testified  of  the  truth  that  is  in  thee 
&.  that  we  might  be  fellow-helpers  to  the  tr. 

II.  good  report  of  all  men  ,  and  of  the  truth 
in  Cratlj, 

Jofb.  24.  14.  ferve  him  in  (incerity,and  in  truth 
Judg.^.v1).  if  in  truth  ye  anoint  me  king  over  you 
1  Sam.  1  i.24.and  ferve  him  in  truth  with  all  your 
1  Klng.z.a,.  to  walk  before  me  in  truth  with  all 

3.6.  according  as  he  walked  bef.  thee  in  truth 
i  Kjng.zo.z..  how  I  have  walked  bef,  thee  in  truth 

#.38.3. 
Vfal.xx.Of.  and  all  his  works  are  done  in  truth 

1 1 1  «8.  and  are  done  in  truth  and  uprightnell'e 
i     132. 1 1.  the  Lord  hath  fwornc  in  truth  unto 

I4y.i8.  to  all  that  call  upon  him  mtruth 
//a.io.io.fiay  on  the  Lo.  the  holy  One  of  If.  in  t. 
i6.y.  and  he  (hall  fit  upon  it  in  truth 
48.1.  mention  of  the  God  of  If.  but  not  in//"#; 
6 1.8.  and  I  will  direct  their  work  in  truth 
fer.^.z.  thou  (halt  fweare,  The  Lord  liveth  in  t. 
Zech.S.2. 1  will  be  their  God  in  truth,  &  in  right. 
Mat.zi.  16.  and  reached  the  way  of  God  iri  truth 

Ma\  12.14. 
John  4.23 .  wor.  (hall  wor.  the  Fa.  in  fpi.  &  in  tr. 
24.  muft  worfhip  him  in  fpirit  and  in  truth 
1  Cflr.7.14.  but  as  we  tpake  all  things  to  you  in  t. 
Philip.  1. 18.  whether  in  pretcnce,or  in  truth 
Col.i.6.  and  knew  the  grace  of  God  in  truth 
1  Theff.z.i'i.  but  as  it  is  in  truth  the  word  of  God 

1  John  3.i8.neither  in  tongue,but  in  deed  &  m  t. 

2  John  3  .the  Son  of  the  Father  in  truth  Sc  in  love 
4.  that  I  found  of  thy  child,  walking  in  truth 

x  John  4.  to  heare  that  my  children  walk  in  truth 

In  the  Qtutl), 
Vfal.69.1x.  heare  me  in  the  truth  of  thy  falvatiorj 
John  8.44.  and  abode  not  in  the  truth 

1  Cor.tx.6.  but  rejoyceth  in  the  truth 

2  Pet.i".i2.and  be  eftablifhed  in  theprefent  truth 
zjohn  1.  her  children,whomI  love  in  the  truth 
I  John  i.unto  the  wclb.Gai.whom  I  love  in  the  t. 

3 .  even  as  thou  walked  in  the  truth 
of  a  4ErnH). 

1  Sam.  11.  ^.oi  a.  truth,  women  have  been  kept 

2  Kjng.  1 9. 1 7.  of  a  truth,  Lord  ,  the  kings  of  Aflyj 
Job  9.1. 1  know,  it  is  fo  of  a  truth 
Ifa. 5.9.  of  a  truth  ,  many  houfes  (halbe  defolate 

37.  i8.ofaf>'«fb,  Lord,  the  kings  of  Aft.  have 
Jer.z6. 1  y.  for  ofa  truth,  the  Lord  hath  fentrne 
Dan.z.47.  of  a  truth  it  is,  your  God  is  the  God  of 
Mat.14.xz.  ofa  fr«fl;,thou  art  the  Son  of  God 
£.«^4iy.Itell  you  ofa  truth,  Many  widowes 
9.27. 1  tell  you  ofa  truth ,  There  be  fome 
11,44.  ofatrutb,l  fay  urtto  you,that  he  wilf 
21.3.  of  a  truth,  I  fay  unto  you,  that  this  poore 
2i.y9-  of  a  truth,  this  fellow  alfo  was  with  him 
John  6.  1 4.  this  is  ofa  truth  that  prophet  that 

7.40.  faid,  Of  a  truth,  this  is  a  Prophet 
J  Abl.^ij.  for 


TRU         T  U  M 


TUR 


TUR 


TUR 


TUR 


Aft>\'  »7-  f°r  * trHtl)  againft  d>»s  holy  child  Jefus 

io.;4-  of  itrutbl  perceive  that  God  is  no 

i  Cor,  14.  a  J.and  report  that  God  is  in  you  of  af. 

Spirit  »/«rtttb,  See  $ifMt. 

Triy  <jrBtt;, 

P/af.af.  J.  lead  me  in  thy  trutb,2t\d  teach  mc 

x«.j.  I  have  walked  in  thy  truth 

30.9.  (hail  it  declare  thy  truth 

40.10.  and  thy  truth  from  the  great  congregat. 
xi.  let  chy  truth  continually  preferve  me 

4 3.3. 0  fend  out  thy  light,  and  thy  truth 
54. j.  cut  them  offin  thy  truth 
57. 10.  thy  truth  unto  the  clouds 
71.22.  even  thy  truth,  O  my  God ;  unto  thee 
8g.  1 1 . 1  will  walk  in  thy  truth 
89.49-  fwareft  unto  David  in  thy  truth 
108.4.  thy  truth  reachethunto  the  clouds 
n  j.4.  for  thy  mercy,and  for  thy  truths  fake 
138.1.  andpraifethy  Name  for  thy  truth 
/A38.1  8.down  into  the  pit  cannot  hope  for  thy  t, 
1  ?.fa.  to  the  child,  fhall  make  known  thy  t. 
Don-?. 12.  from  our  in'quities,&  under ft.  thy  tin 
John  17-17.  fanctifie  them  through  thy  truth 

Word  of  &tutt). 
Pfal.  1 19.43-  ta^"e  noc  tne  word  of  truth  utterly 
2  Cor. 6.7-  by  the  word  of  truth,  by  the  power  of 
Ephcf-.uii.  after  that  ye  heard  the  word  of  truth 
Col.  i.j.  wher.ye  heard  before  in  the  word  of  the  t. 
z  Tim  2.1  J.  rightly  dividing  the-  word  of  truth 
Jam.  1. 1 8-  own  will  bg.heus  with  the  word  of  r. 
€rpprjena. 

Rom.\6. 11.  falute  Try  plena  and  Tryphofa>  who 

©rppljoffl, 

Rom.  16. 1 2.  falute— 'Tryphofa,  who  labour  in  the 

&ubal. 

Gen.10.  2.  fons  of  Japhet, — Tubal  1  CJw.i.J. 
Z/2r.  66. 19.  that  draw  the  bow  to  Tubal  &  Javan 
£^.17.13.  Javan,T«ta/,and  Melhech,  they 

31. 16.  there  is  Mefhech,  Tubal  s.x\d  her  multit. 
38.2.  chief  prince  of  Tubal,and  proph.aga.  him 

3.  O  Gog3the  chiefprince  of  Mefh.  ScTubal 
Chap.  39. 1. 

CubaUCain. 

G^.4.22.  Zillah,me  alfo  bare  Tubd-Coln 

the  fifter  of  Tub.il-Cain  was  Naamah 
®umbleO. 
Judg.y.  13-  a  cakeof  barley  br.  tumbled  into  the 
Gtumuit. 

1  TaOT.4-  14.  what  meaneth  the  noife  of  thisr«»*. 

2  Sam.  18.29. 1  faw  a  great  tumult ,but  I  knew  not 
2  K'«g.i9.28.  thyr«««/riscome  upinto  m:ne 
Pfal. 65  7,  which  flilleth  the  tumult  of  the  people 

74.  23.  the  tumult  of  thofe  that  rife  up  againfF 

83.2.  for  loe,  thine  enemies  make  a  tumult 
7/5.33.3.31  the  noifeof  the  tumult  the  people  fled 

37.  29.  thy  ttwiult'is  come  up  into  mine  eares 
Jer.x  116. with  the  noife  of  a  great  tumult  he  hath 
Hof.io.  14.  therefore  fhall  a  tum-.dt  rife  aga.  thy 
Amos  2.2.  and  Moab  fhall  die  with  tumult 
Zecb.i$.  1 3 .  that  a  great  tumult  from  the  Lord 
JWdJ.27.24-  but  that  rather  a  tumult  was  made  he 
Mar.  j.  38.  and  Teeth  the  tumult ,  and  them  that 
^^.21.34.  could  not  know  the  certainty  of  the  t. 

24.18.  neither  with  multitude  nor  with  tumult 
CUtttUlt0, 
Amos  3. 9.  behold  the  great  tumults  in  the  midft 
2  Cor. 6.  J.  approving  our  felves-in  tumults 

1 2.20.  left  there  be  fwellings,  tumults 

Camultuoas. 

ifa.  1 3.4.3  tumultuous  noife  of  the  kingdoms  ofna. 

22.  2.  thou  thatartfull  of  ftirs,a  tumultuous 
/£*\48.4j.devoure  the  crown  of  the  head  of  the  t. 

Carrie. 

Ejlh.  2 . 1 2  when  every  mans  turne  was  come  to  go 
1  J.  when  the  turne  of  Either  was  come  to 
Came. 
Gvii.ru,.  49.  that  I  may  turns  to  the  right  hand 
Exod.  1 4.  z.  that  they  turne  and  encampe  before 
'  23.27.  all  thine  enemies  tW^e  their  backs  unto 
32.  1 2 .  turne  from  thy  fierce  wrath,and  repent 
lev.  19.4.  £«!■»«  ye  not  unto  idols 
Nuttb.tq.i  j.  to  morrow  r«ra?  you,and  get  you 

20.17.  we  will  not  turne  to  the  right  or  to  the 

21.22.  wewill  not  turne  into  the  fields, or 

22.23.  fmote  the  affe  to  turne  her  into  the  way 
z6.  where  was  no  wav  co  turne.  either  to 


Deut.1.7. turne  yo\i,ind  take  your  journey 

40.  as  for  you  , turne  ye,and  take  your  jour. 

1.3.  tume  you  north-ward ,  and  command  the 
27.  He  neither  turne  to  the  right  rund,nor 

13.17.  that  the  Lord  may  turne  f 10m  the  tierce. 
1 4.2  j.  then  (halt  thou  turne  it  into  money 
16.7  turne  in  the  morning,  and  go  unco  thy 
30.3.  Lord  thy  God  will  turne  thy  captivity 
31.20.  then  will  they  turne  unto  other  gods 
Jojh.1.7.  turne  not  from  it  to  the  right  hand,or  to 
zz.  23.  built  us  an  altar  to  turne  from  follow. 

29.  and  turne  this  day  from  following  the 
24.20.  then  he  will  r«r»e5and  doe  you  hurt 

Judg.zo.%.  neither  will  any  of  us  turne  into  his 

1  Sam.14.7.  turne  thee,  behold,  I  am  with  thee 

22.17.  iurne,and  flay  the  priefts  of  the  Lord 
18.  turne  thou,  and  fall  upon  the  priefts 

2  Sam.14.19.  none  can  turne  to  the  right  hand 

24. king  faidj  Let  him  turne  to  his  own  houfe 

1  %. li.  turne  thecounfell  ofAhitho.  into  fool. 

1  fyng.%.3  j.  zndturne  from  their  fin, when  thou 

9.6.  (hall  at  all  turne  from  following  me ,  you 

17.3.  get  thee  hence,and  turne  thee  eafl-ward 
22.34.Jfl/7zf  thine  hand,and  2  dw.18.33. 

2  K?ng.9.i8.haft  thou  to  do  with  peace?/*.  V.19. 

17.13.  turne  ye  from  your  evillwayesj  &  keep 

1  Chro.ix.ii.  to  turne  the  kingdome  of  Saul  from 

2  Chro.  g.  z6.  and  turne  from  their  fin  when  thou 

37.  and  turne  and  pray  unto  thee  in  the  land 
7-14.  and  turne  from  their  wicked  wayes,  then 
3  j.  22.  Jofiah  would  not  turne  his  face  from 
Neh.i.y.  but  ifyc  turne,  and  keep  my  command. 

4. 4.  turne  their  reproach  upon  their  head 
9.26,10  turne  them  to  thee,  and  dh  ey  wrought 

Job  J.  1 .  to  which  of  the  faints  wilt  thou  turne 
14.6.  turne  from  him,  that  he  may  reft  till  he 

13.13.  he  is  in  one  mind,  and  who  cart  turne 

14. 4.  they  turne  the  needy  out  of  the  way 
Pfal.4.1.  how  long  will  ye  turne  my  glory  into 

7. 1  a.  if  he  t urne  not ,  he  will  whet  his  fword 
21-12.  therefore  (halt  thou  make  them  turne 

2  j .  1 6.  turne  thee  unto  me,and  have  mercy  on 

69. 1 6.  turnt  unto  me  according  tothemul.of 
8J.4.  turrieus,  O  God  of  our  falvation 
$6.16. 0  turne  unto  me,  and  have  m:rcy  upon 
1 1 9.  7  9 .  let  thofe  that  feare  thee  turne  unto  me 
1 3  2.1 1.  unto  David  he  will  not  turne  from  it 

Prov.i.zi.  t'irne  y°u  at  my  reproofc 

4.1  j.  avoidit,  pafle  not  by  it,  turne  from  it 
27. turne  not  to  the  right  hand,nor  to  the  left 
Ecclef.-t.io.  and  all  turne  to  duft  againe 
CaKt.z.iy.  turne  my  well-beloved,and  be  thou 
J/i.i.aj.1  will  turne  my  hand  upon  thee,&  purely 

13.14.  every  numtume  to  his  own  people 
19  6.  they  fhall  turne  the  rivers  far  away 
22.18  he  will  finely  violently  turne  and  tofle 

23.17.  and  (he  fhall  turne  to  her  hire,and  fhall 
28.  6.  for  ftrength  to  them  that  turne  the  batt. 
30.21.  when  ye  turne  to  the  right,  and  when  ye 
31.6.  turne  ye  unto  him,  from  whom  the  chil. 
j 9. 20.  unto  them  that  turm  fromtranfg.  in  Ja 

Jer.z.i  j.  furely  his  anger  fhall  turne  from  me 

3.7.  turne  thou  unto  me  :  but  fhe  turned  not 
14.  turne,  O  backfliding  children  ,  faith  the 

13. 1 6.hc  turne  it  into  the  ftiadow  of  death,and 
18.  8.  turne  from  their  evill,  and  I  will  repent 
26.3.  and  turne  every  man  from  his  evill  way 
31.13.  lletume  their  mourning  into  joy 
18.  turne  thou  me,  and  I  fhalbe  turned 
44.  J.  to  turne  from  their  wickednes,  to  burnc 
Jo.  1 6.  they  fhall  turne  every  one  to  his  people 
Lam. %.z\.  turne  thou  us  unto  thee,  O  Lord 
£^.3. 19.  andheta/TK  not  from  his  wickednefTe 
20.  when  a  righteous  man  doth  turne  from 
4.  8.  thou  (halt  not  turne  thee  from  one  fide 
7.22.  myfacewill  I  tuineilfoftom  them 
8.  6.  turne  thee  yet  againe,  and  thou  fhalt 

lyturne  thee  yet  againe,&  thou  fhalt  V.i  J. 
14.6.  repent  and  turne  your  felves  from  your 
18 .  21 .  if  the  wicked  fhall  turne  from  all  his 

30.  turne  your  felves  from  all  your  tranfgr. 
3  2.  wherefore  turne  your  felves,  and  live  ye 

33. 9.  warne  the  wicked  of  his  way  to  turne 
if  he  doe  not  turne  from  his  way,  he  fhall 
Si.  wicked  turne  from  his  way,  and  live 
turne  ye,  turne  ye  from  your  evill  wayes 


1 4.  if  he  turnt  from  his  lin,and  doe  that 

19.  if  the  wicked  turne  from  hiswickednefle 
36.9. 1  am  for  you,  and  He  turne  unto  you 
38.1 2.  to  turm:  thine  hand  upon  the  defolate 

Dan.  9.13.  that  wemight  turne  from  our  iniquity 
11.18.  after  this  fhall  he  turne  his  face  to  the 
he  fhall  caufe  it  to  turne  upon  him 
1  o,  turne  his  face  toward  the  fort  of  his  ownc 
1 2.3.  and  they  that  turne  many  to  righteoufnes 
Hof  j.4.  not  frame  their  doings  to  turne 
12.6.  therefore  turne  thou  to  thy  God 
Joel  2.  1 1.  turne  ye  even  to  rr.e  with  all  your 
Amos  i.8.and  1  will  turne  mine  hand  againft  Efc. 
J. 7.  ye  who  turne  judgement  to  worme-wood 
8.1  o.  and  He  turne  your  feafts  into  mourning 
Jonah  3. 8. let  them  turne  every  one  from  his  evill 
Ztj>b.$,9.  then  will  1  turne  to  the  people  a  pure 
Zech.  1.3.  turne  yennto  me,  and  He  turnt  unto 
4.  turne  ye  now  from )  our  evill  wayes,  and 
9.  1 2,  turne  ye  to  the  ftrong  hold,  ye  pnfo.  of 
1 3.7. 1  viillturne  mine  hand  upon  rhe  little 
Mal.4.6.  he  fhall  turne  the  heart  of  the  fat.  to  the 
Mat.i.}9.  twnc  to  him  the  other  cheek  alfo 
Lu^e  i.i7.to  turne  the  hearts  of  the  fa.  to  the  chil. 

ai.  1 3.  it  fhall  turne  to  you  for  a  teftimony 
Atl.iy.  46.  loe,  we  turne  to  the  Gentiles 

1 4. 1  j.  that  ye  mould  ram  from  thefe  vanities 
26. 1 8.  and  to  turne  them  from  darknes  to  light 

20.  that  they  fhould  repent,  &  turne  to  God 
Philip.  1 .  19. 1  ^now  that  this  fhall  tume  to  my 
Titm  1.14.  &  comman.  of  men  thztturne  from  the 
Jam.1.3.  we  tunc  about  their  whole  body 
2Ptf.2.2i.tofw«efromtheholy  comman.  deliv. 
Rcv.i  1.6.  power  over  waters,to  turne  them  to  bl. 

Curne  againe. 
Lcw.13.16.  or  if  the  raw  flefh  turne  againe,  and 
7«*/g.u.8.  therefore  we  turne  againe  to  thee  now 
Ruth  i.j  1.  Naomi  faid,7V»e  againe  my  daught. 

12.  turne  againe  my  daughters,  go  your  way 
1  Sam.i  J. 2  J.pardon  my  fin,and  turne  againe  with 

30.  turne  againe  with  me,  that  I  may  worfh, 

1  JO'ffg.  8.  S3-  and  fhall  tume  againe  to  thee,and 

1 2.  27.  heart  of  this  people  tume  againe  unto 

13.9.  nor  turne  againe  by  the  fame  way  that 

17.  nor  turne  again:  to  goe  by  the  way  that 

a  King.1.6.  gotjturne  againe  unto  the  king  that 

20.  j.  turne  againe,tell  Hezek.  the  captaine  of 

2  Chro.$o.6.  turne  againe  unto  the  Lord  God  of 

9.  ifyc  turne  againe  unto  the  Lord,your 
Pfal.  1 8.37.  neither  did  I  turne  againe  till  they 
60.1.  O  turne  thy  felfe  to  us  againe 

80.3.  turne  us  againe,  O  God,  and 

Chap.  7.  19. 
8  j. 8.  but  let  them  not  f «>■?!?  againe  to  folly 
1 04.9.  that  they  tume  not  againe  to  cover  the 
116.4.  turne  againe  our  captivity,  O  Lord 
Jer.z  j.  j.  turneye  againe  now  every  one  from  his 
3 1.  21.  turne  againe,  O  virgin  of  Ifrael 

turne  againe  to  thefe  thy  cities 
ItfW.3.40.  let  us  ttnne  againe  to  the  Lord 
Mitah  7.19.  he  will  turne  againe,  he  will  have 
Zech.  io.  9.  live  with  their  child,  and  turne  againe 
Mat.y.g.  and  turne  againe ,  and  rent  you 
l.n\e\o.6.  if  not,it  fhall  turne  to  you  againe 

17. 4.  &  feven  times  in  a  day  tume  againe  to 
Gal.^.<).  how  turne  ye  againe  to  the  weake,  and 

Curne  a  fide. 
Exod.i.  3.  Mofes  faid,  I  will  now  turne afidc^nd 
Deut.f.jz.  not  turne  afide  to  the  right  hand,  or  to 
11.16  and  ye  turne  afide,  and  ferve  other 

28.  but  turne  afide  out  of  the  way  which  I 
17.20.  that  he  turne  not  afide  from  the  comma. 
31.29.  and  turne  afide  from  the  way  which  I 
Jojh.zs-6.  that  ye  turne  not  afide  there-from 
Judg.  1 9. 1 1.  not  turne  afide  hither  into  the  city  of 
Ruth  4.1.  turne  afide,  fit  down  here:  And  he 
I&wz,i2.20.  yet  turne  not  afide  from  following 

21.  and  tume  ye  not  afide,  for  then  fhould 
iSttm.z.11.  tume  thee  afide  to  thy  right  hand,  or 
Afahel  would  not  turne  afide  from 
ii.  turne  thee  afide  from  following  me 
a  j .  howbeit  he  refufed  to  turne  afide 
18.  30.  turne  afide,  and  ftand  here 
Pfal.40. 4.  nor  fuch  as  turne  afide  to  lies 

101. 3. 1  hate  the  worke  of  them  that  tume  afi 
ia  J.  j.  as  for  fuch  as  turne  afide  t'nto  the.r 

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Ifai.io.z.to  turn  afide  the  needj  from  judgement 
19.2 1  .turn  afide  the  juft  for  a  thing  of  naught 
3o.n.r«)'H  afide  out  of  the  path 

law.  3  .j  f  .to  £«r»  afide  the  right  of  a  man  before 

Ami  2.7.  and  turn  afid/the  way  of  the  meek 
f.n.  they  turn  afide  the  poor  in  the  gate 

Mol.t.1.  and  thatr«»7i  afide  the  (hanger  from  his 
Cum  away. 

Gert.17-44- unti11  tnv  brothers  rury "*■*  away 
4f.unr.ill  thy  brothers  anger  turn  away 
Numb.$  2. 1  ?  .if  ye  turn  away  from  after  him 
0^.7-4-they  will  ra/w  away  thy  fon  from  follow, 
ij.j.hath  fpokenrotanj  you  away  from  the  L. 
1 7.1 7. that  his  heart  turn  not  away 
23.14.fce  no  unclean  thing  iri  thee,&  tumav/ay 
30.17.but  ifthine  heart /w»  away,  fo  that  thou 
Jo(h.zz.i6.toturn  away  this  day  from  following 

i8.but  that  ye  muft  turn  away  this  day 
i  JCi.i  1  .2.  furely  they  will  turn  away  your  heart 
2  ItJ.18.24.how  then  wilt  thou  turn  away  the  face 
iChro.  1 4  i4-go  not  up  after  them/#w  away  from 
a  Cfcro.fi.42.  O  Lord  God,  tara  not  away  the  face 
7.io.but  if  ye  turn  away,and  forfake  my 
2f.r7.that  Amazi.  did  turn  away  from  follow. 
29. 1  o. fierce  wrath  may  turn  away  from  us 
jc.S.fiercenefl'e  of  his  wrath  may  turn  away 
9.will  not  turn  away  his  face  from  you 
Pfitt.  106.13  to  turitAY/zyhh  wrath,  left  he 
1 1  y.ij.turn  away  mine  eyes  from  behold,  van. 

l^.turn  away  my  reproach  which  I  fear 
1  32.1o.r0ra  not  away  the  face  of  thine  anointed 
Prw.14.18.he  turn  away  his  wrath  from  him 
1  j.i  o.and  thine  infamy  turn  not  away 
19.8.  but  wife  men  turnaway  wrath 
Cant. 6-f.  turn  away  thine  eyes  from  me 
I fa.  36. 9.  how  then  wilt  thou  turn  away  the  face 

58.13.if  thou  turn  away  thy  foot  from  the 
Jer.  i.i4.in  her  occafion  who  can  turn  her  away 
3.T9.and  (hall  not  turn  away  from  me 
8.4.{hallheiw»away,and  not  return 
1 8.i0.and  to  turn  away  thy  wrath  from  them 
29.1*.  and  I  will  turn  away  your  captivity 
32.40.  will  not  turn  away  from  them 
Lm.z.i+.to  turn  away  the  captivity  ,but  have  feen 
E^.i4.6.£«>'?zaway  your  faces  from  all  your  abo. 
Amos  1.3. 1  will  not  turn  away  the  punifh.thereof 
Verf.fi^u,^.  Chap.2.r,4,fi. 
Jonah  3. o.and  tufa  away  from  his  fierce  anger 
Zeph.z-7.and  turn  away  their captivitie 
Mal.z.6.d\d  turn  many  away  from  iniquitie 
Matth.i.^z.  borrow  of  thee,  turn  not  thou  away 
AH.  1 3.8.feekin,g  to  turn  away  the  deputy  from 
Rom.  1 1 .26.  (ball  turn  away  ungodlinefle  from  Ja. 
2  Tim.?,. f  .deny.the  pow.therof,from  fuch  tu.  away 

4.4.  they  (hall  turn  away  their  ears  from  the 
Heb.  1  z.i  J.  if  we  turn  away  from  him  that  fpeak. 

Cum  (><*:£. 
Deut.z3.13. turn  back,  &  cover  that  which  cometh 
2  S*/».  19.37.  let  thy  ferv.  I  pray  thee,  turn  back 
2  i0.i9.28.Iwill£«>'3  thee  back  by  the  way 

lfai.37.z9. 
PfhL  44.10x1.1011  makeft  us  to  turn  back  from 

ffi.9. then  fhall  mine  enemiesiw;^  back 
lfat.14.z7.  and  who  (hall  £/»»it  back 
Jer.  4.ZB.  neither  will  I  turn  back  from  it 

6. 9. turn  back  thine  hand  as  a  grape-gatherer 
it  .4.I  will  turn  back  the  weapons  of  war 
49. 8.flee  ye,turn  back,dwell  deep,0 
E\ek-3  8-4- 1  wtH  'w»  thee  back,and  put  hooks 

39.2.I  will  turn  thee  back,  and  leave 
Zf^.3.20.when  I  turnback  your  captivitie 
A/rtr£  13.tf.not  toi's  back  again  for  to  take  up 

Corn  in, 
Gen.19.  *. behold  now  my  Lords,  f«rK  in 
Judg-4.19.turn  in,my  lord^wn  in  to  me 

19. 11.  let  us  turn'm  to  thiscitic  of  the  Jebufites 
2  KM-io.that  he  (hall  f«o*  in  thither 
Prov.9. 4. whofo  is  (imple,let  him  turn'm  hither 

Verfe  16. 
Cum  £«  ?&e  Lo^. 
peui.4.30.  if  thou  f«r»  to  the  Lord  thy  God 

30.10.if  thou  turn  to  the  Lord  thy  God  with 
rChro.t  y^.in  their  trouble  did  turn  unto  the  Lo. 
Pfc/.n.27.and  tumunto  the  Lord  all  kindreds 
#0/^14.2,  take  with  you  words,  &  turn  to  the  Lord 
Joel  2. 1 4. and  turn  to  the  Lord  your  God 


Luty  1  .ifi.fhall  he  turn  to  the  Lord  their  God 
1  Cor.}. i6.when  it  (hall  turnto  the  Lord 

CarneD, 
Gtf*.3«24  .flaming  fword  which  turned  every  way 
1 3. 2 2. men  f«r»erf  thence,  and  went  toward  So. 
3  8. 1 6.he  turned  unto  her  by  the  way 
42.14.he  f«;wdhimfelf  about  from  them 
Exod.  7. 1 5  .rod  which  was  turned  to  a  ferpent 
i7.and  they  (ball  be  turned  to  bloud 
20.wat.that  were  in  the  river,?ww«/to  bloud 
23.Pharaoh  turned}and  went  into  his  houfe 

1  o.6.he  turned  himfelf,and  went  out  from 

19.  Lord  turned  a  mightie  ftrong  weft  winde 
32. if  .Moles  turnc rf,and  went  downfrom 
Lev.13.3.  when  the  hair  in  the  plague  is  tut.  whi. 
4.hair  thereof  be  not  turned  white 

1  o.and  it  have  turned  the  hair  white 
1 3.  it  is  all  turned  white,  he  is  clean 
17-if  the  plague  be  turned  into  white 
zo.hair  thereof  be  turned  white,  the  pried 
if  .hair  in  the  bright  fpot  be  turned  white 

Numb.z1.33.ihey  turned,and  went  by  the  way 
21.33.afle  fawme,and  turned  from  me  thefe 

unlefle  (he  hadf«>w«/fromme 
Dr«r.i.24.they  turned ,and  went  up  into  themoun. 
2. 1  .then  we  turned,  and  took  our  journey 

8. we  turned  and  pafled  by  the  way 
3-i.then  wetu<ned,and  went  up  the  way 
9. 1  f  .fo  I  titrned,and  came  down  from 
io.f . 1  turned  my  felf,  and  came  down 
13.5.  turned  the  curfe  into  a  bleffing 
3i.l8.thatthey  are  turned  unto  other  gods 
Jofh.7.i6So  the  Lord  turned  from  the  fiercencfle 

19.12. and  turnedftom  Sarid  eaft-ward 
/«-•/£.  2. 1 7. they  turned  quickly  out  of  the  way 
If  .4. and  turnedtail  to  tail,and  put  a 
i8.if.they  Jarprd  thitherward,and  came 
2i.fo  they  taracd  and  departed,and  put 
2 3. they  turned  their  faccs,and  faid  unto 
2fi.he  tumed}and  went  back  to  his  houfe 
20.42.  therefore  they  turned  their  backs  before 
4f .  they  turncd^nd  fled  toward  the  wildern. 
47.  but  600.  men  £«raerf,and  fled  to  the  wild. 
K«^3.8.f«/«^himfelf:and  behold,a  woman 

1  Sam.io.6.and  thou  (halt  be  turned'mto  ano.man 

9. that  when  he  had  turnedhis  back  to  go 

13.17.one  compa.r/«7?erfunco  the  way  that  lead. 

i8.anoth.compa.f#r»ft!  the  way  to  Bethoron 

ano.comp.  turned  to  the  way  of  the  border 

1 4.  z  1 .  even  they  alfo  turned  to  be  with  the  Ifr . 

47.whitherf.  he  turned  himfelfjhe  vexed  them 

if.  27.  as  Sam.  turned  about  to  go  away,  he  laid 

17.30.he  turned  from  him  towards  another 

21.18.and  Do-jg-tow^and  fell  uoon  the  prie. 

2  f .  1  i.fo  Davids  young  men  turned  their  way 

2  Sam.z.19. turned  not  to  the  right-hand,nor  to 
i9.i.viftoty  that  day  was  turned  into  mourning 

1  l(i.z.x  f  .howbeit  the  kingdome  is  turned  about 

28.]oab  had  turned  after  Adon  thche  turned 
S.i 4. and  the  king  turnedhis  (ace  about 
10. 1 3.fo  fhe  turned,and  went  to  her  own  count. 
1 1 .9.  becaufe  his  heart  was  turned  from  the  L. 

2  Ki.4.8.  he  turned  in  thither  to  eat  bread 

f  .1 2.fo  he  turned,and  went  away  in  a  rage 
9. 23. and  Jorara  turnedhis  hand  and  fled 
16.18.  kings  entry  without/wTzft/  he  from 
20.2.thcn  he  turned  his  face  to  the  wall 
2 3.16.3s  Jofiah  turned himfelf,he (pied 

2  f  .that  turned  to  the  Lord  with  all  his 

2<f  .the  Lord  turned  noc  from  the  fiercencfle 
34.and  turned  his  name  to  Jchoiakim 

2  Chron.  36.4. 
i4.i.then  he  turnedtand  rebelled  againft  him 
1  Cbro.10.14.  and  turned  the  kingdome  unto  Dav. 
z  Cbro.6.3.  king  t urned  his  face  and  blefled  the 
<j.ii.fo  (he  turned  and  went  her  way 
12.1 2the  wrath  of  the  Lord  turned  from  him 
2 o.io.turned from  them,and  deftroyed  them 
29.<?.from  the  hab.of  the  L.&  turned  their  backs 
E?ra  6.22.  turned  the  heart  of  the  king  of  Aflyr. 

1  o.  1 4.  wrath  of  God  for  this  matter  be  turned 
Neh.9.i%.m\.turned  they  from  their  wicked  works 

i3-2.our  God  turnedtht  curfe  into  a  blefling 
H/?b.9.i.though  it  was  turned  to  the  contrarie 

22. the  moneth  which  was  turned  unto  them 
Job  is.\  x.turned ran  over  into  the  hands  of  the 


20.14.yet  his  meat  in  his  bowels  is  turned 
28.f  .under  it  is  turned  up  as  k  were  fire 
fo.r f .  terrours  are  tumedupon  me 

3 1. my  harp  alfo  is  turned  to  mourning 
31.7.  it  my  ftep  hath  turned  me  ouc  of  the  way 
37.12.  itis  turned  round  about  by 
38.14.  it  is  turned  as  clay  to  the  feal 
4i.22,forrow  is  turned  into  joy  before  hirij 

28.fling-ftones  are  tumedwitli  him  into 
42.  io.the  Lord  turned  the  captivitie  of  Job 
Pfal.9- 1 7. the  wicked  (hall  be  tumed'mto hell 
3  o.  1 1  .twntd  for  me  my  mourning  into  dancing 
3  2.4.roy  moifture  is  turned  into  the  drought 
tf  6.6.he  turned  the  fea  into  dry  land 
78.44.had  turned  their  rivers  into  bloud 
Z1.i4.Mned my  hand  againft  their  enemies 
9f. ^.turned  thy  felf  from  the  fiercenefle 
80.43.  the-"  haft  alfor«r».  the  edge  of  his  fword 
joy .2f  .he  turned  their  heart  to  hate  his  people 

29.he  turned  their  waters  into  bloud 
1 1 4.8  .which  turned  the  rock  into  a  (landing 
1  I9.f  ^.turned  my  feet  unto  thy  teftimonies 
Ecclef.z.iz.l  turnedmy  felf  to  behold  wifdome 
Ifed.z  1 .4-night  of  my  pleafurehath  he  turned  into 
a8.27.neither  is  3  cart-wheel  turnedabout 
29.i7.Lebanon  (hall  be  tarsfl/intoafruitfull 

34.9.  ftreams  thereof  (hall  be  turned  into  pitch 
38.2.  Hezekiah  turnedhis  face  toward  the  wall 
y  j.g.we  have  turned  every  one  to  his  own  waie* 

63.10.  therefore  he  was  turned  to  be  their  ene. 
Jet.  2.2i.  how  th  en  art  thou  turned  into  the  degen. 

27.for  they  have  turned  their  back  unto  me 
3.1  o.fifter  Judab  hath  not  turned  unto  me 
6.1 2.houfes  (hall  be  turned  unto  others 
8.6.every  one  ?«r»f^tohiscourfe 
23.22.  then  they  (hould  base  turned  thent 
30.fi.all  faces  are  tumed'mto  palenefle 
3  i.i8.turn  thou  me,and  I  (hall  be  turned 

i9.afterthat  I  was  turned,  I  repented 
iz.7,i.t urned  unto  me  the  back,and  not  the  face 
34.1 1  .but  afterwards  they  turned  and  caufed 
1  f  .ye  were  now  turned,  and  had  done  right 
Itf.but  ye  turned  and  polluted  my  Name 
48. 39. how  hath  Moab  turnedthe  back 
Law.i.2o.mine  heart  is  turned  within  me 
3.3/urely  againft  me  he  is  turned 
f  .2.our  inheritance  is  turned  to  ftrangers 
if. our  dance  is  turned  into  mourning 
2 1. and  we  dial  I  be  turned :  renew  our  daies 
E^.  1.9.  they  turned  not  when  they  went,  they 

Verfe  12. 
lo.n.theyrarafrfnoras  they  went 

1 6. fame  wheels  alfo  turned  not  from  befide 
l7.6.whofe  branches  turned  toward  him 
26.2.(heisr#ftz«/untome,  I  (hall  be  replenish. 
Dd».io.8.  comelinefle  was  turned  in  me  into  corr. 
i6.by  the  vifion  mv  forrows  are  f#>\upon  me 
Ho/V.8.Ephraim  's  a  cake  n°t  turned 

ii. 8.  mine  heart  is  turned  within  me 
Joel  2.31  the  fun  fhall  be  turned  into  darknefia 
Amos6.ii'-  for  ye  have  turned  judgement  into  gall 
Jonah  3  .io.that  they  turned  from  their  evil  way 
Hab.z.z 6.cu\>otthe  Lords  right  hand  fhalber«;» 
Zceh.1)  •  1  -then  I  turned ,and  lift  up  mine  eyes 

Chap.fi.  ii 
1 4.io.all  the  land  fhall  be  turned  into  a  plain 
jlf<i«fc.9.22.but  Jefus  turned  him  about 

i6.23.butheM>W,and  laid  unto  Peter, Gee 
Mark.  $.'loiturnedhim  about  in  thepreaile 

8.33.  £«rsffl'about,nnd  looked  on  his  difciples 
Lu\e  7.9.r«/zzi?rfhimabout,and  faid  unto 

44.be  turned  unto  the  worn,  and  faid  unto  Si. 
9.f  f  .he  turned,  and  rebuked  them^and  faid 
lo^j.hefww^him  unto  his  difciples 
14.2f.he  r#>W,and  faid  unto  them,Tf  any 
12.61  .Lord  turned,and  looked  upon  Peter 
John  i.38-]efus  turned,and  faw  them  following 
1  fi.20.  but  your  forrow  fhall  be  tumedimo  joy 
20.1fi.fhe  turned  her  felf,  and  faith  unto 
.^#.2.20. the  fun  fhall  be  /«;-Kerfintodarknefic 
7.42.then  God  tumed ,and  gave  them  up 
9.3  f  .faw  h!m,and  turnedto  the  Lord 
I1.2 1. a  great  number  beleeved,and  turned 
If. 19.  which  from  among  the  Gent,  ate  turned 
1fi.18.PauI  being  grieved  .turned  and  faid 
i7-6.thefe  that  have  tumedthe  world  upfide 

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t  7lu,ra.?.and  how  ye  turned  co  God  from  idols 
,  Ti«5.4.°4-and  chey  (hall  be tumduato  tables 
Hebai.l\.turncdio  flight  che  amies  of  the  aliens 

c'nj.left  that  which  is  lame  be  turned  out  of 
Jam  X  4.VM  are  they  turned  about  with  a  very 

49  let  your  laughter  he  turned  to  mourning 
a  Pet  i  n.the  dog  is  fumed  co  his  own  vomit 
8«.i.i*.I  urwrf  to  fee  the  voice  that  fpake 

being  turn,  1  faw'  feven  golden  candleft. 

Jiwi.4.7-  it  msturned  again  as  his  other  flefh 

j  7  i  -i.and  he  turned  again  into  die  camp 
2v-«U.  J  3 .7.  from  Echam,and  turned  again  to  Pih. 
Mi  8.ti.then  they  turned  again,and  Hew  the  men 
Jttfe.  J  .*9.he  himfelf  f«wed  again  from  the  quar. 
g  5  j,children  of  Ifrael  turned  again,and  went 
zo.4*.  men  of  If.f/WT^  again,  the  men  of  Ben. 
48.ffieH  of  Ifrael  £«/•»«<*  again  upon  the  chil. 
1  Sam.1^11.  fo  Samuel  turned  again  after  Saul 
a  Ssw.z 2-3  3.^3^  not  again  untiU   1  had  confu. 
i  ^i..s\-.s6.  when  the  man  turned  again  from  his 
~Pjd.li*.  1.  when  the  Lord  £ «»vttd  again  the  capt. 

fcwi.i 4. y .heart  of  Phar.was  turned  agai.the  peo. 
/o>  19.19-  they  whom  I  loved  are  turned  agai.  me 

CtlttuD  afide. 
Exad.  3.4.Lord  faw  that  he  turned  afrit  to  fee 

3  i.S.they  have  turned  afrit  quickly 
N«/-w&.ii.»3.affe  farae^  afide  out  of  the  way 
D£«f..9.iithey  are  quickly  turned  afide  out 

"  16. ye  had  turned  afide  quickly 
fudg.  14.8.  he  tumedafrie  to  fee  the  carcafc 

19.1  f  .they  f«r«e<i  afide  thither  to  go  in 
K«£/j4.i.he£«m^  afide  ,and  fate  down 
t  S.«>.6. 12.  and  turned  not  afide  to  the  right-hand 

8.?.but  turnedafrit  after  lucre,  and  took 
t  Sjw.18.30.  he  turned  afide,and  ftood  Mill 
t  Ki.t'y.y.and  f«>Wnot  afide  from  any  thing 
20.39.  a  man  r«r?rci afide,and  brought  a  man 
aa.  3 2  they  turned  afide  to  fight  againft  him 
45.  he  turned  not  afide  from  it 
1  l(i  zi.z.mnedi\ot  afide  to  the  right-hand 
/»•'>  <J.i8.the  paths  of  their  way  are  tiernidafrit 
'pfd.1%.% 7.they  were  W»ed  afide  like  a  deceittull 
Ctfrt.rf. 1. whither  is  thy  welbeloved  turned  afide 
r/«.44.20.a  deceived  heart  hath  turned  him  afide 
L^.j.it.he  hath  turned  afrit  my  wayes 
M  !«.2.ti.he  turned  afide  into  the  parts  of  Galil. 
1  Tim. 1.6. have  turned  afide  unto  vain  jangling 
y.iy.forfome  are  already  faraedafide 
®t*met>  sway. 

iVtf«TAi4-4?-becau("e  ye  are  m- away  fromtIie  L- 

20.  i  1. wherefore  Ifrael  turned  away  from  him 
2  j.'4.angcr  of  the  Lord  ma/  be  turned  away 
j  i.Phinehas  hath  turned  my  wrath  away 
1  $.1  M-and  hiswives  turned  away  his  heart 
4  chat  his  wives  turned  away  his  heart  after 
n.ljtnmidayta.y  his  face,  and  would  eat  no  br. 
£  rtnw.19.rf.  and  have  wd  away  their  faces 
P/if.6tf.20.which  hath  not  turned  away  my  prayer 
78  S3.vea5many  a  timers,  he  his  anger  away 
#«  y.zy.Yorall  this  his  anger  is  not  rw^  away 
Chap.9.ii>i7,n-&to.4. 
1 2. 1  .thine  anger  is  timed  way,  and  thou  haft 
50. f.  neither  Jarsei away  .hack 
1$.  1 4.  judgement  is  turned  away  backward 
Jer.%  .if.your  iniquities  have  turned  way  theft 
3S.i2.andthey  arc  rarwc? away  back 
4rf.  5- .wherefore  have  I  feen  them  turned  away 
yo.rf.they  have  turned  them  away  ort  the  moun, 
Tim.  j.irf.and  thy  fury  be  turned  away  from  thy 
H«f:i4.4.mine  anger  is  turned  away  from  him 
Nabunt  £.2.  Lord  hath  turned  away  the  cxcell.  of 
^tf.  1 9. r^.this  Paul  hath  f«wa/  away  much  peop. 
a  Tiw.i.  1  y.are  in  Afia  be  twrmdaway  from  me 

®Hrneo6«^. 
JoJh.Z.zo.  turnedhack  upon  the  purfuers 
u.ro. Jofhua  at  that  time  turnedhack 
1  Sww.iy.i  s.for  he  is  fawserf  back  from  following 
%  Sam.  1 .22.the  bow  of  Jonathan  turned  not  back 
i  i^'.iS.^r.th&u  haft  turned  their  heart  back 

2  2,3  g.that  they  turned  back  from  purfuSng  him 
%  K1'  1 .5.  when  the  oieflen.  ftrooi  back  unto  him 
why  are  ye  now  turned  back 
2.24.he  turned  badc,and  looked  on  them 
s  y  .20.  fo  the  king  of  AlTyria  turnedhack 


t  CJjMz.21.20.and  Oman  turned  back,and  faw  the 
2Velb.2.iy.I  viewed  the  wall,and  tumdhac's. 
fob  34.27-becaufe  they  turned  back  from  him 
Pfal.  9. 3. when  mine  enemies  are  turned  back 
35.4.1et  them  be  turned  back,and  brought 
44. 1  S.our  heart  is  not  tumid  back 
70.2.1et  them  b:  f«r»erfbackward,and  put 

3. let  them  be  turned  back  for  a  reward 
78.9.  childr.  of  Ephraim  turned  back  in  the  day 
4i.yea,they  turned  back,  and  tempted  God 
57.  but  turnedhack,  and  de^it Unfaithfully 
1 29.  y  .and  turned  back  that  hate  Zion 
Ifd.42. 17.  they  (hall  be  turned  back 
/cr.4.8.anger  of  the  Lord  is  not  turned  back 
1 1.1 0.  they  are  turned,  back  to  the  iniquities 
46.21.they  alfo  ait  turned  back,andare  fled 
Lam.  1.1 3.  he  hath  turned  rat  back 
Zeph.1.6.  them  that  are  turned  back  from 
Lu\e  2.4s. they  turned  back  again  to  Jerufalem 

17. 1  y  .one  of  them  turned  back,and  with  a  loud 
John  20.14.  (he  turned herfelf  back,and  faw  jefus 
Aff.7.39.in  their  hearts  turned  back  aga.into  Egy. 

Cttttteu  in. 
GfB.i9.3.the  angels  turned  in  unto  him 

38. 1.  turned  in  to  a  certain  Adullamite 
Judg.n.i%.  when  he  had  turned  in  unto  her 

18  _3.they  turned  in  thither,and  faid  unto  him 
2  K.i.4.1  1 .  he  farad  in  to  the  chamber,  and  lay 

1  Jvj.2.3.  and  wherefore  turned  thou  thy  felf 
/«£  1  j.  1 3 .that  thou  faw/2  thy  fpirit  againft  God 
Pfal.90. 3.thou  ?«7#e/2  man  to  deftruition 
©rtrnetb, 

Lra.20.rf.the  foul  that  tier,  after  fuch  as  hare  fam. 
D««r.29.i8.whofe  heart  turnetb  away  this  day 
Jo(h.7.Z.  when  Ifrael  turnetb  their  backs  before 
19.27.and  turnetb  toward  the  fun-rifing  to  Beth. 
29. then  the  coaft  turnetb  to  Ramah 

and  the  coaft  turnetb  to  Hofah 
34.then  the  coaft  turnetb  weft-ward  to 
Job  3s>.22.neither  turnetb  he  back  from  the  fword 
Pfd.ioy.-$  3  .he  turnetb  rivers  into  a  wildernefle 
3  y.he  tur.  the  wildernefle  into  a  (landing  wa. 
1 46. 9.  way  of  the  wicked  he  turnetb  upfidedo. 
Prov.  1  f .  1  .a  foft  anfwer  turnetb  away  wrath 
i7.8.witherfoever  it  tumeth}k  profpereth 
n.i.ht turnetb  it  whitherfoever  he  will 
21S.1 4.as  the  door  turnetb  upon  his  hinges 
28.9.  he  zhatturneth  away  his  ear  from  hearing 
30.30.  a  lion  which  turnetb  not  away  for  any 
Ecclefi  .6.  the  wind  turnetb  about  unto  the  north 
Cant.  1.7.  why  (hould  I  be  as  one  chat  turnetb  afide 
i/ai.9.13.  peo.  turnetb  not  unto  him  that  fmi.  them 
24.1.  and  turnetb  itupfide  down 
44.2y.that  turnetb  wife  men  backward 
/^r.i4.8.that  turnetb  afide  to  tarry  for  a  night 

49. 24.Damafc.is  waxed  feeble,  and  turnetb  her 
Ltf«.i.8.yea,ihefigheth,andr«/7z?^  backward 
3.3.he  turnetb  his  hand  againft  me  all  the  day 
£^.18.24.  when  the  righteous  man  turnetb  away 

Verfe  26. 

27.when  the  wicked  man  tumeth  away  from 

28.  and  turnetb  away  from  all  his  tranfgrefT. 

3  3 . 1 2  .in  the  day  that  he  turnetb  from  his  wick . 

1 8.  righteous  turnetb  from  his  righteoufnefie 

Ami  y.i?.he  r«?.che  ftiadow  of  death  into  che  mor. 

jgTttrntrtg,  Cuming, 
2  K«.  1 1 . 1 3  •  and  tuning  it  upfide  down 
2  Cbr.  i6. 9. at  the  turnip  of  the  gate,and  fort!  fied 
3rf.13.hean  from  turnip  unto  the  Lord  God 
M*.3.i9-repai.--ano  piece-v*t  the  w.ofthe  wall 
20.repaired— from  thtturnin^  ofche  wall 
14.repa.from  che  ho.of  Aza.  unto  ;he  turning 
zy.Palal  the  fon  of  UzaI,over  ag.  the  .W»*i 
P^B.i.32.the  turning  away  of  the  fimple  iha)i 
Ifri.  29. 1 6. turning  of  chings  upfide  down 
E^.4l.24.doors  had  two  leaves  apiece,i.r«^'«2; 
Micab  2.4.  turning  away  he  hath  divided  our  fields 
U'\t  23. 28. Jefus  turning  unto  them,faid,Daught. 
John  it. io. Vetev, turning  about,  feeth  the  difciple 
Acl.  3 .2rf.in  turning  away  every  one  of  you  from 

^.^ojtumng  him  to  the  body,faid,Tabicha 
Jam.1.1 7-with  whom  is  no  (hadow  of  turning 
iPet  1.6 -tuming  the  cities  of  So  and  Go.into  afties 
Jude\.  turning  the  grace  of  God  into  lafcivioufn 


flt  iirtle, 
Gen.i  y.9.  take-a  f«/'^e  dove,  and  a  young  pigeon 
Z.cu.1.14. bring  his  oftering  of  turtle  doves 

y.7.trefpa.  which  he  hath  commitced,  two  t urtle 

1 1. be  not  able  co  bring  cwo  turtle  doves 
I2.6.a  young  pigeon,  or  a  turtle  dove,fora  fin. 
14.22.  two  turtle  doves,  or  two  young  pig.  fuch 
30,  he  fhall  ofer  rhe  one  of  the  turtle  doves 
I  if.14.take  to  him  two  tiertle  doves,  or  2.  young 
Pfal.j^.iy.O  deliv.  not  the  foul  of  thy  turtle  dove 
Cant.  2.12.  voice  of  the  turtle  is  heard  in  our  land 
Jer.S.jjurtle,  and  the  crane — oblerve  the  time 
Litfe  2.24.  a  pair  of  turtle  doves,or  two  \  oung 

Curtlesf, 

Lro.  1 2.8  .chen  fhe  fhall  bring  cwo  ?/«tfe 

1  y. 29. (he  (hall  take  unto  her  two  f/of&j 
Num.  6.10.  the  eighth  day  he  (hall  bring  i.turtlts 
tiRttourft 

6a/.4.2.but  is  under  tutours  and  governours 
Cwatn, 

1  S<?w.i8.2i.my  fon  in  law,in  the  one  of  the  twain 

2  KM-33-  (liuc  the  door  upon  them  twain. 
l[ai.6.x.w\th  twain  he  covered  his  face 

wiih  twain  he  covered  his  feet,&  with  twain 
Jcr.i$.  1 8  .when  chey  em  the  calfe  in  twain 
£•^.21.19.  both  twain  (hall  come  forth  out 
Mflftfc.y.41.  to  go  a  mile,  go  with  him  twain 
19.  y. they  twain  Ihall  be  one  flefli 

rf.they  are  no  more  twainpm  one  flefh 
2 1.3  i.whether  of  them  twain  did  the  will  of  his 
27. 2 1. whether  of  the  twain  will  ye  that  I  relca. 
S 1.  vail  of  the  temple  was  rent  in  twain 

Mar\  iy.  38. 
Mmk  xo.S.they  twainfaall  be  one  fleih 

they  are  no  more  twain, hut  one 
Ej>h.  2. 1  y.to  make  himfelf  of  twain  one  new  man 

€roclftb. 

1  ivJ.19.19.and  hewith  the  twelfth:  and  Elijah 

2  2v7-8-2, 5.  in  the  twelfth  yeer  of  Joram— did  Aha. 
17.  i.in  the  twelfth  yeer  of  Ahaz-began  Hofhea 

1  Chron.z4.12.  the  twelftbto  Jakim 
2y.  19.  the  twelfth  co  Hafhabiah 
27.1  y .  the  twelfth  captain  for  the  twelfth  raon. 

2  rti0/z.3<).3.and  in  the  twelfth  yeer  he  began 
£j?/.>.;t.7.inthe  twelfth  yeer  of  king  Ahafucrus 
£•^('.3 1.1. in  che  twelfth  yeer,  in  the  twelfth 

17.111  the  twelfth  yeer, m  the  fifteenth  day 
3  j. 2 1. in  the  twelfth  yeer  of  our  captivitie 
Revel.zl.zo.  the  twelfth  an  arnctli)  ft 
Croclftfj  day,  See  SDap. 
Csodfih  wonetb,  See  fl"#onrtfo. 
Ci»Clrjf. 
Gcx.y8.all  the  dales  of  Scch  were  nine  fiun.&.flW 
14. /^.twelve  yecrs  they  ferved  Chedorlaoraer 
ij.zo.twelve  princes  (hall  he  beget 
ly.irf.  twelve  princes  according  co  che  nacions 
3T.21.now  the  fons  of  Jacob  were  twelve 
42.13.  thy  fervancs  are  twelve  brethren 

Verfe  32, 
49.28.all  thefe  are  the  twelve  tribes  of  Ifrael 
Exod.i  5.:7.to  Elim:  where  were  twelve  we!s  of 
24  4.according  to  the  twelve  tribes  of  Ifrael 
28.21.  twelve  according  to  their  names 

Chap.39  14- 
/hall  they  be  according  to  the  twelve  tribes 
Chap.39. 14. 
£«).2  4.y.  and  bake  twelve  cakes  thereof 
Numb.j.44.  princes  of  Ifrael  being  twelve  men 
7.3.  brou.— fix  covered  wagons,&  twelve  oxen 
2±.tivclie  chargers  of  filver,  twelve  diver 

ijwtafpoonsofgola 
8  rf.the  golden  fpoons  were  twelve 
87.  were  twelve  bullocks,  the  rams  twelve 
the  lambs  of  the  firft  yeer  twelve 
i7.2.accor.to  the  houfe  of  their  fat.  twelve  rods 

6.ewea  twelve  rods :  and  the  rbd  of  Aaron 
29.  i7.on  the  fecond  day  ye  ftal  ofFcr  m ..young 
i  9  9.  and  in  Elim  were  twelve  fount,  of  water 
nelt.izi  I  took  twelve  men  of  you, one  of  a  tribe 
m3.12.now  therefore  take  you  twelve  men 
az  take  ye  twelve  men  out  of  the  people 
'  take  you  hence—  twelve  ftoncs,and  ye 
1  chen  Jofhua  called  thetwclve  men  whom 
f  and  took  up  twelve  ftoncs  ouc  of  the ;  midft 
9.Jo(hua  fetup  twelve  bones  "Othem^ 


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20»  chofe  twelve' hones  which  tliev  cook  out 
i&.  zq.  twelve  cities  withchek  villages'. 

Chap.19.15. 
2i,7.out  of  che.c'ribe  of  Zebu\on,tmlve  cities 
40  .were  by  their  lor  twelve  cities 
2  Sam.z.  1 5. went  over  by  number,  twelve  of  Ben. 
arid  twelve  of  the  fervants  of  David 
1  I(*.  4-7- Solomon  had  twelve  officers  over  all  If. 
7.15.  a  line  of  twelve  cubits  did  compafle  either 
2? .  it  flood  upon  twelve  oxen,three  16okihg 
44.one  fea,  and  twelve  oxen  under  the  fea 
10.20.  twelve  lions  flood  there  on  the  one  fide 
11.30.and  rent  the  garment  in  twelve  pieces 
i£.i3.began  Omri  to  reign  over  ICiwelve  yee. 
18.3 1. Elijah  took  twelve  ftoncs,  according  to 
19.19.  who  was  plowing  with  twclveyokc  of 
z  f&.i'.i.  and  reigned  twelve  yeers 

zi  .i.Manafleh  was  twelve  yeers  old  when  he 

2  c£ws.  3  3.1. 

1  Chm.6.6$.out  of  the  tribe  of  Zeba.twelve  cities 

z  <  .g.who  with  his  brethren  and  fons  were  twel. 

Ver.io3u,i23i3ji4Jiy;(i6,i7ii83i93loJ 

21,21,23,24,2  ,-,2^17,18,19330,31. 

z  Cbron.^.i  f.one  tea,and  twelveoxen  under  it 

9. 19. twelve  lions  flood  there  on  the  one  fide 
JE^tf  6.17-for  a  fin-offer,  for  all  Ifr.  rw/.he-goats 
8.i4.theri  Ifeparated  twelve  of  the  chief 

3  y.burnt-off.unro  the  God  of  Ifr.  twel.  bull. 

rwe/.he-goats  for  a  fin-offring 
Nch.s*i$.  that  is5  twelve  yeers,I  and  my  brethren 
■Eflb.z.iz.  3ker  that  fhe had  been  twelve  moneths 
jfcr.52.20.and  twelve  brazen  bulls,that  were 

2i.a  fillet  of  twelve  cubits  did  compafle  it 
£^e£.43.i6.altar  lhal  be  twe.  cub.Iong,tw.broad 

47.1 3. according  to  the  twelve  tribesof  Ifrael 
rhwz-4.29.at  the  end  of  twelve  moneths  he  walked 
Matt.y. lo.diftaled  with  an  iflue  of  bloud  tw.yee. 
io.i.called  unto  h'imhis  twelve  difciples 
2.names  of  the  twelve  apoftles  are  thefe 
5.thefe  tw.  Jefus  fenc  forth,  and  commanded 
-  il.i.anendofcomraand.his£w/w  difciples  ,he 
i4.20.fragmentsthat  remained,  twel.  bask.full 
19.28.fit  upon  W.throries,judging the  f».tribes 
20.17.took  the  twelve  difciples  apart 
2tf.14.one  of  the  twelve,  called  Judas  Ifc.  went 
2o.he  fate  down  with  the  twelve 
47.1o,Judasone  of  the  twelve  came 
53.  give  me  more  then  tw.  legions  of  angels 
Mttr\  3. 1 4-he  ordained  twelve  that  they  fhould  be 
4.10.  they  that  were  about  him  with  the  twelve 
j.2?.which  had  an  iflue  of  bloud  twelve  yeers 

4i.for  flie  was  of  the  age  of twelve  yeers 
6.7.he  calleth  unto  him  the  twelve  ^and  began 

43.  they  took  up  twelve  baskets  full  of  frag. 
8.19  .they  fay  unto  him,  Twelve 
9.3  %  .he  late  down,and  called  the  twelve 
1  o.  3  2  .and  took  again  the  twelve  yand  began 
1  I.I  1  .he  went  out  unto  Bethany  with' the  twel. 
14. 10. Judas  lfcariot,one  of  the  twelve  jpfeht 
17.  in  the  evening  he  cometh  with  the'  twelve 
20".it  is  one  of  the  twel.  that  dippeth  with  me 

4  3. cometh  Judas,  one  of  the  twelve  ,and  with 
Dtltf  2. 42.  when  he  was  twelve  yeers  old,they 

tf.i3.ofthemhe  chofe  twehe,whom  alfb  he  na. 
8. 1 .  and  the  twetv;  were  with  him , 
42.  had  one  only  daugh.  about  twel.  yeers  of 
43.3  wo.  having  an  iflue  of  bloud  twel.'yeers 
9.1.  then  he  called  his  twelve  difciples'togetber 
n.day  began  to  wear  away,then  came  the  tw. 
17.  frag.that  remained  to  them,  twe.  baskets 
1 8. 3 1  .then  he  took  unto  hino  the  twelve 
22.3.beingof  the  number  of  the  twelve 
1 4.  fat  down,and  the  twelve  apoftles 
3o.fiton  thrones  judging  the  twelve  tribes 
47.called  Judas  one  of  the  twelve,  went 
John  tf.13.and  filled  twelve  baskets  with  the  frag. 
67  .then  laid  Jefus  unto  the  twe  fat, Will  ye 
7o.have  not  I  chofen  you  twelve, and  one 
71  .fhould  betray  him,  being  one  of  the  twel. 
1  i.9.are  there  not  twelve  hours  in  the  day 
zo,24.Thomas  one  of  the  twelve— was  nbc 
Acl.6.z.  then  the  trie,  called  the  mult,  ofdifciples5 
7.8.  and  Jacob  begat  the  twelve  patriarchs 
I9.7.andall  the  men  were  about  twelve 
24.11.  that  there  are  yet  but  twelve  dayes  fince 
.     2tf.7.unto  which  proirfife  our  tw.  tribes  lerving 


i','fijV'i'r5.*.that ".he'was'fctn  of  Cep.the'ri  ofthe  *m>. 
f&m.i .  1  .to  the  twelve  trlhcs'  which  are  fcatte'red 
Kci'.Ii'.l.upon  her  head  a  crown  of  twelve  flars 
ai.i2.had^.gat'csianda't'the  gates  twei.angck 
which  are  the  names  of  the  twe.  tribes 
'  1 4.  wall  of  the  cit'i'e  had  twelve  foundations 
in  them  the  names  of  the  iBtf.apoftles 
2 1. the  twelve  gates  were  twelve  pearls 
2  2. 1  .which  bare  twelve  manner  of  fruits 

.     Cojelbe  bundled.      , 
2Cfo-.i2.i3.wick  *"»>£/iehund.charets,S:  tfoooo.hor. 

^ooelte  thoufand. 

Numb.$i. 5. twelve  thoufand  armed  for  war 

Jbfl)'&.x$ -all  that  fell  chat  day  were  to.thoufand 

/tfrfgjii.io.congre.ferit  thither  f»\  thoufand  m-.11 

2  Sam.10,6.  hired — of  Ifhtob  twe.  thoufand  men 

17.1.  let  me  now  chufe  out  twel.  thoufand  men 

I  ^2.4.2  6. and  S olomon  had  t w.thoufand  hor linen 

zCbron.i.iq. 

10.26.  and  Solomon  had  /^.thoufand hoxfmen 

2  Cfowz.  9.25. 

Kev,  7.5.  of  the  tribe  of  Judah  were  feal.  ftp.thouf. 

of  the  tribe  of  Reub.  were  fealed  rR>.thouf. 

of  the  tribe  of  Gad  were  fealed  twe.  thouf. 

f>.of  the  tribe  of  Afer  were  fealed  tw.  thoufa. 

.    of  the  tribe  of  Nap.were  fealed  fw.thouf. 

of  the  tribe  of  Man.were  fealed  ftv.thouf. 

7.ofthe  tribe  of  Sim.were  fealed  ftp.thoufand 

of  the  tribe  of  Le.werc  fealed  /n>.thoufand 

of  the  tribe  of  111',  were  fealed  ^.thoufand 

8.  of  the  tribe  of  Zebu.were  feaL/nuhoufand 

of  the  tribe  of  J'ofeph  were  feal.ftp.thouf. 

of  the  tribe  of  Beniwere  feal.  ftp.thoiifand 

11.itf.meaf.che  city  with  the  reed,  rft^.thoufahd 

Ctocntp. 

Gen.6-i.his  dayes  fhall  be  an hund.&  twenty  yeers 

lS.ji.peradventure  there  fhall  be  twenty  found 

I  willnoc  deftroy  icfor  twenties  fake 

3i.38;this  twenty  yeers  have  I  been  with  thee 

41. thus  have  I  been  twen.  yeers  in  thy  houfe 
32ii4.two hundred  fhc-goats, twenty he-goats 
two  hund.  ewes,  and  twenty  rams 
1  <>. twenty  fhe-afles,  and  ten  foals  - 
37.28.fold  Jofeph  for  twenty  pieces  of  filver 
Exod.i6. 1  S.make-twertly  boards  on  the  fouth-fide 
i9.fourry  fockets  of  filver  under  thetw.  boa. 
lo.on  the  north-fide  there  fhalbe  tw.  boards 
27.10.the  ftv.pillars,  and  twenty  fockets  fhalbe 
1  z.his1  ftJ>.pillars,and  their  tw.  fockets  of  bra . 
itf.an  hanging  of  twenty  cubits  of  blue 
30.13.  a  fhekel  is  twenty  gerahs :  an  half 

i4'.from  twe.  yeers  oldandabove^all  give 
l6.z-i,.twenty  boards  for  Jthe  fouth-fide 
24.  fou.fo.of  filver  he  made  under  the  fip.bo. 
2J.he  made  twenty  ubards 
38.ib.their  pillars  were  tW.Sc  their  bra.(o.twe. 
1 1. their  pillars  were'  tw.  their  foc.bfbra.to. 
i8,.arid  twenty  cubits  was  the  length 
z6.  ftomtwenty  yeers  oTd  arid  upward    . 
•  Numb.  1. 3,1 8,20,22,24,2^,28,3  0,3  2, 

34,36,J*8,4°,4i,4S'  *$&%&  l6- 

2,4.8c  32.11'.  1  Cfco.23. 24,27.  z  c^i°- 

25.5*.&3i.i7.  E^ra  3.8. 

LevmZ-j.i .of the  male  from  twenty  y'eef soid,  even 

j.frorn  five  yeers'old,even unto  tw.ye.evs  old 

eftima.  fhall  be  of  the  male  twenty  fhek. 

z%.twenly  gerahs  fhal!  be  the  fhekel 

Nunib.^.^y.  the  fhekel  is  twenty  gerahs 

ii.i9.noteat — neither  ten  dayes,nor  to.dayes 
i8.i(j.fhckelofthe  farift.  which  is  'twe.  gerahs 
J udq. ^.twenty  yeers  he  mightily  opprefled  Ifrael 
11.33.  and  he  fmote  even  twenty  cities, 
I  J.  20.  andhe  judged  Ifrael  twenty  yeers 

Chap^i 6. 3 1. 

1  5aw.7.i.foritwas  twenty  yeers:  ancl  all  the  Hou. 

X4. I4.was  about  t wetity  'rnen,within  as  it  were 

2  Sijra,3.20.to]3avi(l  to  Hebron, and  tw.meh  with 

9.ioji6w  Ziba  ha'df  I'^fbns,  and'fB'cJi^fe^vants 

19.t7.and  his  iy.fons i,  and  twen.  ferv^with  him 

24:8!cameto  Jer.atthe'ehd  of9.md.8c*fitr.daies 

I  T^i.^.z^.  ten  fat  oxeri^  'Arid  twen.  o^eti'diit  of  the 

5.1 1.  Sol. gave  Wuamtw'trity  meafT^'^ure  oill 

^.i.and  the  breadth'  thereof  twenty  ciiciifs' ' 

^.twenty  cubits  was  the  length I  thereof " 

i^lKe'builc'fa'.cubits  'on  the  fides  of  the  houfe; 


T'  W;  E 


lo'.oracle'in  the  forepart  was  twe.hty  t'ubits 

and  twenty  cubits 'in  breadth 
and  twenty  cubits  in  the  height 
9.io.at  the  end  oftw. jeei;s,when  So.had  built 
1 1  .then  Solomon  gave  Hiram  twenty  cities 
iS.from  thence gold,four  hund.S  tw.ti\cnts 
1  o.i  0.  ftie  gave  the'king  an  hundred  Si  tw'Ual. 
2  K»-4-4'i«hro  theman  of  God  /^.loaves  of  barley 
1  j. 27.2nd  Pekah  reigned  twenty  veers 
\6.z.twenty  yeers  old  was  Aha-zwhenhehegan 
.  2  Chroj.zS.i. 

1  Cbron.  27.23.  number  of  them  from  twenty  yeers 
zChroritiA.  arid  the  breadth  twenty  cubits 

u   .       \    c-  ■  Ve'rfe  8- 

4.  the  iength  ofir  was — iw.cubits     Verfe  8. 

ii.wings  of  the  cheru.  was  twenty  cubits  lone 

.  13-rhefe  cheru.  fpread  themfelves  for.^.cu. 

4.i.made  an  altar  of  brafle  twenty  cubits 

and  tw.  cubus  the  breadth  thereof 

8. 1. at  the  end  oftawyeers,  wherein  Solo  had 

£^.r.9.numb. looo.chargers  of  fil.  nine  &  tw.kn. 

8. 19.WS  brethren,  and  their  (ons/wenty 

27.I  weighed  unto  their  hand  twen.  bafins  of 

£^.4.10.  twenty  fhekels  a  day  from  time  to  rime 

4°.49-lengch  of  the  potch  was  twenty  cubits 

4i.2.meafured  the  breadth  ofthe  door  twen.cu. 

4- length  twen.  cu.  breadth  twe.  cubits  before 

1  o,betw.  the  chamb.  was  the  widenefte  of  tw. 

4L3.over  aga.thefw«i!y  cu.was  gal.aga.g9llery 

4J-5'-for  a  pofleflion  for  twenty  chambers 

ii.the  fhekel  fhall  be tw.gerab,s,tw.  lhekels 

Hag.z.\6.  when  one  came  to  an  heap  of  tw.  meaf. 

fifty  vef.out  ofthe  prefle,there  were  but  tw. 

Zeco.  5 . 2.and  the  length  thereof  is  twenty  cubits 

Atl.  27.2  8  iounded,and" found  it  twenty  fathoms 

i&xseiitlett), 

1  ^.iy.9.  in  the  twentieth  yeei  of  Jeroboam 

1  Kt.ii.io.in  the  twen.  yeer  of  Jothamthe  foriof 

r  Chron.z^:i6.  the  twentieth  to  ]ehezekel 

rj  .17  she  twentieth  to  Eliathah 

Nehem.1.1.  in  the  twen:  yeer,  as  I  was  in  Shufhan 

2.1.  in  xhe  twentieth  yeer  of  Artaxerxes'the  ki. 

j-.14.from  the  twentieth  yeer,  even  to  the  3'z.ye". 

€wentfctl)%,See  3Dag, 

€l»entp  one. 
F.xod.  12. 1 8.eat  unleav.  bread  until!  the  2 1  .day  of 

1  Kj.  24. 1 8. 2«dekiah  was  twenty  and  one  yeers  old 

2  Chron.  1  g.n.  fa. rja.i. 

t  Cww.24.17.the  one  andrw».co  Jachin3the  tw0J 

.25.2g.theone  and  tweh.to Hothir,  he,  his  lbns 

Daa.10.13.  prince  of  Per.  withftood  me  21.  dayes 

■fC^.2.1,  ia  the  21.  day  ofthe  moneth  camcthcr 

Gxomiv.it'wo. 

J<fi>;i$*.iq, twen.arid twocities  witfnheir  villages 

?udg<  10,3 ;  Jair-judged ^^  Ifrael  tw:  and  two  yeers 

il(?.  i4,ig.daies  which  jerob.reigned  were  22.ye. 

16.29.  reig.over  l£b; itt  Sam.fjjtf.and Wbyeers 

2  lt«.8.a6..t;wo  and  twenty  yeers  gld  was  Ahatiah 

21. i^Aroon  was  twenty  and  two  yeers  old 

1  Cbron.,  j.i.28;of  his  fat.houfe/irra^  and  two  cap 

24.1 7. the  cwoand  twentieth  to  Gamul 
25*29.  the  two  and  twentieth  to  Giddalti 

2  Clwn.ii&i.  Abijah :-begat  twenty  and  two  fons 

3  3.2i;Amon  was  cvvo  and  twenty ^  yeers  old 
Cment^ three. 
.V/^.33.39.  Aar.wasan  hurid.  and  tw.  arid  three 
Judg.jo.z.he  judged  ifrael  twenty  and  three  yee. 
2  K11  r2.^in  the  three  and  twe.  yeer  of  ki.  Jehoafh 
1     1 3li.in  the  three  and  twel  yeer  of  Joafh  the  fon 

l3-3iJehGa.wasm*»?;rand  three  ye.  old  when 

1  Chron.z;iz.  who  had  th'reje'andftpro.  cities -in  the 

24.18.  the  three  andlwen.to  DelaiahJ the  four 
1y.30.the  three  and  twen.  to  Mahazioth,he,his 

2  ChYvn.jAQ.on.  the  thfee'afid  twen.day  of  the 'lev. 

3^2.  Jehoabaz  was  twenty  and  three  yeers  old 
Eflh.S.y.on  the  three  andhven.  day  thereof,  and  it 
Jer.z$ :  3 .  that  is  the  three  and  twe.  yeer)  the  word 

fi.zti.tbice  thoufand  Jews,and  three  arid'twex. 
3b.irithe  three  and  Y»>;yeer of  Nebu'chadfez. 

<&r$mtvfotti'.  See  ifanr. 

^tf«i.8li4tfrom  fw.and'  five  yeers  old,  and'lipwa. 
j'lC'ii'i^'.he  reighed  tpbeikj  and  five  yeers  in  Jer. 
2  Ki.  14.2:  he  was  twe.  arid' five  yeers  old  when  he 
;    ji.^'-'Qvcatid'trtcnt)  yeers  old  was  he  when 

i8.2.«pwfj 


T  W  E 


T  WE 


T  WE 


T  WI 


TWO 


TWO 


1 8.t.  twenty  and  five  yeers  old  was  he  when  he 
2  3.  jtf.Jehoiakim  was  twenty  and  five  yeers  old 
2  Chran.zo.il.  he  reigned  twenty  and  five  yeers 
if-.i.Amaziah  was  twenty  and  five  yeers  old 
27.  i .  Jotham  was  twenty  and  five  yeers  old 

8  he  was  five  and  twenty  yeers  old  when  he 

z^.i.Hcz.bcgan  to  reign  when  he  was  five  &  t. 

j6.fJehoi.wasfwe.and  five  yeers  old  when  he 

Nch.6.15.  wall  was  finilhcd  in  the  fww.and  5. day 

Jer.%1.1 1. in  the  five  and  twe .  day  ofthe  mon.that 

£^  S.i  6.bct.rhe  por.&the  al.  were  five  &  twen. 

1 1. 1.  at  the  door  ofthe  gate  five  and  twen.  men 
40.i.in  the  five  and  twen.  yeer  of  our  captivity 

13. breadth  was  five  and  twenty  cubits 
21.  and  the  breadth  five  and  twenty  cubits 

Verfe  if. 
1 9.  and  five  and  twenty  cubits  broad 
30.archts  ro.abouc  were  five  &  fw.  cuhlong 
li  and  five  and  twenty  cubits  broad 
jfi.an i  the  breadth  five  and  twenty  cubits 
45.  1  i.five  and  twenty  (hekels,  fifteen  (hekels 
John  6.1).  had  rowed  about  five  and  tweniy~£uil. 

<^vitnt0xth. 

1  K}.  i6»8.in  the  twen.  and  fix.yeer  of  Afa  king  of 

Ccoentp  /ffc«. 
Gfn.i^.t.Sa.was  anhun.  and  feven  andfw.  yeers 

Ccocntp  andfeventh,  or  Seven  and  i®Boentietb. 
Gen.i.  1 4.  on  the  fev.  and  twe.  day  ofthe  moneth 

1  Kj.16. 10.  in  thefw«/fj»andfe.)eer  of  Afa  king 

1  5.  in  the  twenty  and  fev.  yeer  of  Afa  king  of 

2  JCMf-17.  on  the  fev.and  twen.  day  ofthe  mon. 
£^.'29:17.  in  the  fev.and  twent.  yeer,  in  the  firft 

_  ^Ctocntp  r /g&f,  or  £/gk  mtd  Caentp. 
-Swi  26.1. length  of  one  curt.fhalbe  eight  &  twen, 

36.9.  length  of  one  curt,  was  tw.  &  eight  cubits 
&?(.'• '0.3  6.  Jehu  reigned-in  Sam.-wasfw.&  eight 

1  chro.  1 1. 1 1 .  Rchoboam-begat  twenty  and  S.fons 
£^8.n.and  wich  him  twenty  and  eight  males 

CtOirttp  nine,  or  Nine  and  (Jxocntp. 
Gr»  11.14.and  Nahor  lived  nine  and  twen.  yeers 
E.tW  38.24.gold  ofthe  offr.  was  nine  and  tw.  tai. 
J0JJ7. 15.3  i.all  the  cities  arc  twenty  and  nine 

2  2^.i4.j.and  reigned  twenty  and  nine  yeers 

2  Chrori.  2f.i- 

18.2.  he  reigned  twenty  and  nine  yeers  in  Jcr. 

2  Chron.zg.i. 
Cweritp  thousand. 
1  S<»M.8.4.Dav.took  from  him-fw.  thouf.footmen 
ic.6.and  hired— -f«wfy  thoufand  footmen 
1 8  7-a  great  flaughtcr  -of twenty  thoufand  nun 

1  K/;f.*  i-  Sol  gave  Hiram tWf»fy  thoufand  meaf. 
t  C$Wfc7^<#ni;gmiiiferi  of  val.was  fw.thouf.St  200. 

12130.child.of  Ephra.  fwr«.thoufand  and  80c. 
i8.4-Dav.  took  from  him  -twen.  thouf.footmen 

2  Cbt:nio.\  will  give  to  thy  ferv.-tw.rhoufmea. 

.,  .and  fw.ihouf.raeaf.of  baTleyj&fw.thoilf. 

of  wine,.  &  f  we.  thouf.baths  of  oil 

Ne&.7.7i.gave  to  the  trea£ire  ofthe  work  fw.thou. 

7i.reft  ofthe  peo.gave,wasfw?.  thouf.drams 

P/i.«8;i7.she  cbarets  of  GoAare,  twenty  thoufand 

Lu\e  14.3i.to  meet  him  that  cometb  withfw.tho. 

<Eu)£tttp  and  two  thouf  andi     \  • 

Numb. 3.39.  Mof.  &  Aaron  numbr.- were  21000. 

43.numb  of  them  were  twenty  and  two  thou. 

26.1 4.famof  the  Sime.  twen.  and  two  thoufand 

/«rfg.7.3.there  returned  ofthe  pe.fw.&  two  thouf. 

20.ii.deftr.-ofthe  If.thqt  day  fw.&  two  thouf. 

2  Sam.S.f.  David  flew  of  the  Syrians  nooo.mcn 

1  Chron.ii.%. 
1  K}.%.fii'  offlred— twoand fwfn.rhoufand  oxen 

1  Cfo-o.7.i.number  was— two  and  twenty  thoufand 

7.reckoned  by  their  genealogies  22034. 

2  Clk.jjjj.J?ing  Sohoffer.a  fac.of  fw.&two  thouf. 

^Iroentp  and  three  thoufand. 
N  umb.16. z.that  were  numb,  of  them  were  13000. 
1  Cor.ic8.and  fell  in  one  day  three  and  tw.  thouf 

fttoentv  and  four  thoufand, 

Numb.  25.9.  that  died  in  the  plague  were  24000. 

1  Cbio.13.4.  of  which  fwe.and  4«thouf.  were  to  fet 

27.1.  of  every  courfe  fwftzfy  and  four  thoufand 

i."n  his  courfe  were  twen.  and  four  thoufand 

4.Dodai-in  his  courfe  were  fw.and  4.  thouf. 

y.Bena.-in  his  courfe  were  tw.  and  4.  thouf. 

7-  Afahel-in  his  courfe  were  tw.  and  4. thouf. 

8.Sham.-in  his  courfe  were  fw.and  4.  thouf. 

9-Ira  -in  his  courfe  were  twenty  and  4.  thouf 


lo.Helez. — in  his  courfe  were  fw.and  4.thouf.> 

n.Sibbccai-in  his  cour.  were  tw.Sc  4.thouf> 

1 1.  Abiezer-in  his  courfe  were  tw.Sc  4.thouf. 

ij.Maharat-in  his  courfe  were fw.&4.thouf. 

i4.Bcnaiah-inhis  courfe  were  tw.Sc.  4.thouf*. 

1  j.Hcldai— in  his  courfe  were  fw.&  4.thouf. 
®roentp  and  five  thoufand. 
/«c^.  20.3  f.deft.of  the  Ben.  that  day  fw.Sc  J. thouf. 

46.fell  that  day  of  Benja.were  tw.Sc  5  .thouf. 
£^£.45.1.  fhall  be  the  length  of twe.  &  5.  thouf. 

3. this  roeaf.fhalt  thou  meaf. the  le.of  25000. 

j.the  f  .&  fw.thouf.in  len.-fhall  alfo  the  Le. 

tf.appointthe  p0fTeff.0f-5.and  fw.thouf.long 
48.8.orFer  of  five  and  twenty  thoufand  reeds 

9.obl.— fhall  be  of  f.  &fw.thouf.  in  length 

10.  holy  obi.  -five  Si  twenty  thouf.  in  length 
13. the  Lev.fhall  have  f  .and  fw.thpuf.in  len. 

all  the  len-fhalbe  j  .and  fw.thou  fand 

1  f  .in  the  breadth  over  aga.the  ?.&  fw.thouf. 

zo.obLfhalbe  25000. by  ifooc.yc  fhall  off. 

ii.  pofl'efl.  ofthe  citie  over  agai.  the  25000. 

and  weft-ward  overaga.the  25000. 

CtOtlttg  and  fix  thoufand. 

fudg.zo.ij.Lwe.Se.  fix.thouiimen  that  drew  fword 

1  c/w.7.40.apt»to  bat. was  tw.  and  fix  thouf.ruen 

Cvotntp  and  feven  thoufand. 
1  Kj.zo.  30a  wall  fell  upon  twe.  &  7.thouf.  ofthe 

l&CDtnty  and  eight  thoufand. 
iclw.i2.35.Danites  expert  in  war^-Sc  8.thouf. 

An  hundred  and  Ctoentp  thoufand. 
1  Kj.%.61,  Sol.offcred-an  hund.&  fw.thouf.fneep 
1  chro.  1 2.3  7.inftru.of  war--an  hund.and  t  w.thoul. 

Cwfce, 
Gf».4i.,3  2.dream  was  doubled  to  Pharaoh  twice 
£afli.i6.5.and  it  fhall  bctwice  as  much  as  they  ga. 

»2.they  gathered  twice  as  much  bread 
Numb.10.11.  with  his  rod  he  frcote  the  rock  twice 
1  5a;/j.i8.u.Da.avoidedoutofhis  prefence twice 
1  K}'i  1  .p. which  had  appeared  unto  him  twice 
z  K}.6. 1  y.faved  himfelt  there,  not  once  nor  twice 
Neb.  1 3 .  20.1odged  without  Jcrufalem  once  or  twice 
fob  33.t4.Godfpeaitethonce)ycamv«3yet  man 
40.5.yea,fww,but  I  will  proceed  no  further 
42.10.gave  Job  twice  as  much  as  he  had  before 
Pfal.6z.n.twice  have  I  heard  this^that  power 
£#/e/;6'.6.though  he  live  iooo.yeers  twice  told 
M.ar\  14.30.  cock  crow  twice,  thou  fhalt  deny  me 

Verfe  7 1« 
Luke  1 8. 1 2.I  faft  twice  in  the  week,I  give  tithes 
'jude  iz, twice  dead,plucked  up  by  the  roots 

£^^.17.4.  becropt  off  the  top  of  his  young  twigi 
22.  crop  off  from  the  top  of  his  young  twin 
CtDflfgbt, 
iS'aw.3o.i7.and  Da.fmote  them  from  the  twilight 
1  f^i.7.5.they  iro fe  up  in  the  twilight  to  go  into 

7  .they  arofe  and  fled  in  the  twilight,  and  left 
fob  1.9.  let  the  ftars  of  the  twilight  therof  be  dark 
14.15.eye  alfo  ofthe  adul.  waited)  for  the  twil. 
Pro-J.j.y.he  went  in  the  twilight  in  the  evening 
E\cl(.  1 1 ,6.and  carry  it  forth  in  the  twilight 
7.I  brought  it  forth  in  the  twilight 

11.  fhall  bear  upon  bis  fhoulder  in  the  twil. 

CaomKling- 
1  Cor.ij.^z.  in  the  twinkling  of  an  eye — we  fhall 

GcB.tf. 24.behold,there  were  twinsln  her  womb 

Chap.38.27. 
Cant .4. 2.whereof  every  one  beareth  twins, ind 

Chap^.6. 
5. that  are  twins,  which  feed  among  the  lilies 
7.3. like  two  young  roes  that  are  twins 
©too. 
Gen.i.i6-God  madefwe  great  lights 
4.i9.Lamech  took  unto  him  two  wives 
6.19.  two  of  e.very  fort  fhalt  thou  bring  into 
20. fwa  of  every  fort  fhall  come  unto  thee 
7. 2.bfbcafts  that  are  not  clean  by  fwu 
9.cbere  went  in  two  and  two  unto  Noah 

Verfe  If. 
9.22.Ham — told  hisfwo  brethren  without 
19. 1.  there  came  two  angels  to  Sodom 
n.3.took  two  ofhis  young  men  with  him 
z4.21.two  bracelets  for  her  hand»,of  1  o.fhekels 
» j.«j. tm  nations  are  in  thy  womb 

two  manner  of  people  fhall  be  feparated 


27.  j.  fetch  me  from  thence  fwo  kids  ofthe  goats 

36.  he  hath  Supplanted  me  thefe  two  times 
31.3  3  .Laban  went  into  the  -fwo  maid-fer.tents 
3  2.7.divided  -  herds  and  camels  into  two  bands 
lo.and  now  I  am  become  two  bands 
x  2.  took  hi  j  fwo  wives,  &  his  fwo  women-fer. 

33.1  .divided  the  chil. — unto  the  two  hand-ma, 
40.2.was  wroth  againft  fwo  ofhis  officers 
46.27.born  him  in  Egypt,werc  fwo  fouls 
49.i4.ftrongafle, couching  down  bctweenfwo 

Exod.^Af  they  will  notbelecve  alfo  thefe  two 
u.7.and  ftrike  it  on  the  fwo  fide-pofts 
22.  ftrike  the  lintcll  and  the  fwo  fide-pofts 
%l  .he  feeth  the  bloud  upon  the  fwo  fide-pofts 

16. 2  2.  gathered  two  omers  for  one  man 
21.21.if  he  continue  a  day  or  fwo,he  fhall  not 
1  f.io.two  cubits  and  an  half  the  length  thereof 

Verfe  17.  Chap.37.6. 
1 2.two  rings  on  the  one  fide,and  fwo  rings 

18.  thou  fhalt  make  fwo  Cherubims  of  gold 

in  the  fwo  ends  ofthe  mercy-feat 
3  9. make  them  on  the  fwo  ends  thereof 

22.  from  between  the  fwo  cherub,  which  are 
25.  fwo  cubits  fhall  be  the  length  thereof 

Cl1ap.37.10. 
35.  a  knop  under  fwo  branches  of  the  fame 
Chap.  37.11. 
26.1 7.fwo  tenons  fhall  there  be  in  one  board 

19.  fwo  fockets  under  one  board — &  two  foe. 

Vcr.ii.  Chap.36.24,26. 
under  another  board  for  his  fwo  tenons 
2  3»f  wo  boa.-  for  the  cor.of  the  tab. on  the  two 
i4.they  fhall  be  for  the  fwo  corners 
27.  fide  ofthe  tabernacle  for  the  fwo  fides 
27.7.ftaves  fhalbe  upon  the  fwo  fides  ofthe  alt. 
28.7.thefwo  fhouldcr-pieces  joyned  at  the  two 
9.thou  fhalt  take  fwo  onyx-ftoncs^and  grave 
n.of  a  fig.  fhalt  thou  engrave  the  fwo  flones 
I2.put  the  fwo  flones  upon  the  fhoulders 

upon  his  two  fhoulders  for  a  memoriall 
i4.fwo  chains  ofpure  gold  at  the  ends 

23 .  make  upon  the  breft-plate  two  rings  of 

put  the  fwo  rings  on  the  two  ends  ofthe 
24-fwo  wreathenchainsofgoldin  the  two  ri. 
15-fwo  ends  of  the  two  wrea.chains-faften  in 
zgjwo  rings  of  gold-  put  them  upon  thefwe 
Z7. two  other  rings  make-put  them  on  the  two 
29.  i.take  one  young  bullockjand  two  rdms 

3.basket,  with  the  bullock  and  the  fwo  rams 
30.1. two  cubits  fhall  be  the  height  thereof 
4,f  wo  rings  fhalt  thou  make  to  it  under  the 
by  the  fwo  corners  the  reof  upon  the  fwo 
36.22.  one  board  had  fwo  tenons 

i8.two  boards  made  he  for  the  corners 
30.  under  every  board  fwo  fockets 
37.3  .fwo  rings  upon  the  one  fide,  and  fwo  r'ngs 
7.hemade  fwo  cherubims  of  gold,beaten 
made  them  on  the  fwo  ends  of  the  mercy-feat 
8. made  he  the  cherub.cn  the  two  ends  cherof 
25.  fwo  cubks  was  thebe'ght  of  it 
27.  hemade  fwo  rings  of  gold  for  it 

by  the  fwo  cor.of  ir5tipon  the  fwo  fides 

39.4.by  the  fwo  edges  was  it  coupled  together 

i6.they  made  fwo  ouches-and  fwo  gold  rings 

put  the  two  rings  on  the  two  ends  ofthe 

i7.put  the  fwo  wreat.chains  of  gold  in  the  fwo 

i8.f  wo  ends  of  the  two  wreat.chains  they  faft. 

in  the  fwo  ouches3and  put  them  on  the  fhou. 

19. they  made  fwo  tings  of  gold 

and  put  them  on  the  two  ends  ofthe  breft 
lo.they  made  fwo  other  golden  rings 

put  them  on  the  fwo  fides  ofthe  ephod 

£o>.f.7.bring  fwo  turtle  doves,or  two  young  p'g. 

1 1.  not  able  to  bring  fwo  turtle  doves,or  fwo 

8.2.a  bullock  for  the  fin-offering,  and  fwo  rams 

n.f.fhe  fhall  be  unclean  two  weeks 

8.then  fhe  fhal  brng  two  turtle  doves,or  two 
I4.4.take  for  him  that  is  to  be  cleanffwo  birds 
2i.fwo  turtle doves,or  fwo  young  pigeons 
4  9«take  to  cleanfe  the  houfe  fwo  birds 
1  j.i  4.take  to  him  fwo  turtle  doves ,or  two  you. 

49. take  unto  her  two  turtle  doves ,or  two 
l6".7;he  fhall  take  the  fwo  goats  and  prefent 
S.Aaron  fhall  caft  lots  upon  the  fwo  goats 
23. 1 3. meat- offering  fhall  be  fwo  tenth  deals 
i7.brineoucofyourhab.fwowavc-lo.offW(j 
b  i8.offer 


T  WO 


TWO 


TWO 


TWO 


x  8.offer  wich  the  bread  —  two  rams 
z,f.trvo  tenth  deals  fhall  be  in  one  cake 
6.  thou  fhalt  fet  them  in  two  rows 
MWB.tf.io.he  fhall  bring  two  turrles,or  Mo  young 
7.3.  a  wagon  for  two  of  the  princes 

■j. two  wagons  and  four  oxen  he  gave  unto 
17.  two  oxen,five  rams,five  he-goats 

Verfesi^  ,29,3  *, 41,47,^, S9> 

«y,  71, 77, 83. 

89  .ark  of  the  teftimony  from  between  the  two 
io.i.  make  the  ft»o  trumpets  of  filver 
1 1 .3 1 .  as  it  were  two  cubits  high  upon  the  face 
13.13.they  bare  it  between  two  upon  aftaffe 
\>>.6.two  tenth  deals  of  flour  mingled 
2 2. 22. and  his  two  fervants  were  with  him 

two  tenth  deals  of  flour  for  a  meat-ofter. 
Verfe  1 2. 


28.9. 


1 1.  two  young  bullocks,  and  one  ram 

Verfe  19. 
20.  a  bullock,  and  two  tenth  deals  for  a  ram 
Chap.  19.3. 
28.  and  two  tenth  deals  to  one  rain 

Chap.29.9- 
29.i4.Jwo  tenth  deals  to  each  ram  of  the  two 
I7.fhal  offer  twelve  yong  bullocks,two  rams 
20.on  the  third  day,elevcn  bullocks,tworams 
23. on  the  fourth  day, to.  bullocks,  two  rams 
26.  on  the  fifth  day,  9.bullocks,two  rams 
29-on  the  fixth  day ,8. bullocks/wo  rams 
3  i.on  the  feventh  day,  7.  bullocks,  two  rams 
3i.27.dividethe  prey  into  two  parts 
34.1 5  .the  two  tribes,&  the  half  tribe,have  rec. 
De«t.3.8.took  —  out  of  the  hand  of  the  two  kings 
2i.L.your  God  hath  done  to  thefe  two  kings 
4.47.two  kings  of  the  Amorites,  which  were  on 
1 4-6.and  cleaveth  the  clift  into  two  claws 
17.6.  at  the  mouth  of  two  witnefies  mail  he  that 
18.3.  give  unto  the  pr.the  fhoulder,  &  the  two 
1 9.1  <,  .at  the  mouth  of  two  witneffs  fhall  the 
n  .1  J.  if  a  man  have  two  wives,  one  beloved 
32,30.  and  two  put  ten  thoufand  to  flight 
fojh.z.io.  what  you  did  to  the  two  kings  of  the 
9.io.all  that  he  did  to  the  two  kings  of  the  Am. 
14.3. given  the  inheritance  of  two  tribes,  and  an 

4.children  of  Jofeph  were  two  tribes 
1  l.6o.t wo  cities  with  their  villages 
2 1 . 1  tf.nine  cities  out  of  thofe  two  tribes 

ij.Gath-rimmon  with  her  fuburbs,  two  cities 
i7.Beefhterath  with  her  fuburbs,  two  cities 
24.n.drave  out  from  before  you  the  two  kings 
y«c^.3.i£.made  him  a  dagger  (which  had  two  ed. 
5.30^0  every  man  a  damfell  or  two 
7. 15. they  took  two  princes  of  the  Midianites 
8.t  i.and  took  the  two  kings  of  Midian 
9-44.two  other  companies  ran  upon  all  the  pco. 
11.37.  let  me  alone  two  moneths 
38  .he  fent  her  away  for  two  moneths 
39. came  to  paffe  atthe  end  of  two  moneths 

1  f  .4. put  a  fire-brand  in  the  midft  between  two 
1 3. they  bound  him  with  two  new  cords 

16.3. took  the  two  ports  and  went  away  with 
28.  avenged  of  the  Philift.  for  my  two  eyes 
29.Samfon  took  hold  of  the  two  middle  pil. 

19. 10. there  were  with  him  two  aflcs  faddled 
Ruth  1.19X0  they  two  went  untill  they  came 

4.1 1. which  two  did  build  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

1  Sam.  r.z. and  he  had  two  wives 
6.7-make  a  new  cart,and  take  two  milch  kine 

io.took  two  milch  kine,  and  tyed  them  to  the 
10.4. and  give  rhee  two  loaves  of  bread 
1 1 . 1 1 .  two  of  them  were  not  left  together 
23. 1 8. they  two  made  a  coven,  before  the  Lord 

2  5. 1 8.  and  took  two  bottles  of  wine,  &  j.fheep 
273.  even  David  with  his  two  wives 
30.5  .Davids  two  wives  were  taken  captives 

1 2. they  gave  him  two  clufters  of  raifins 
i8.and  David  refcued  his  two  wives 

2  Sam.i.i.  Da.  went  up  thither, and  his  two  wives 
8.1.  even  with  two  lines  meafured  he 
i8.24.David  fate  between  the  two  gates 

I  J$.2.?.whathe  did  to  the  two  cap.  ofthehoftof 
39-two  of  the  fervants  of  Shimei  ran  away 

$.16.  then  came  there  two  women  that  were 
i8.fave  we  two  in  the  houfe 
ry.di vide  the  living  child  into  two 

S.i  i. they  two  made  a  league  together 


14.  and  two  moneths  they  were  at  home 
6.2  3. within  the  oracle  he  made  two  cherubirns 

31. the two  doors  were  of  olive-trees ' 

34,two  doors  were  offirre-tree3fwo  leaves 
7.1 5-. he  cart  two  pillars  ofbrafle 

i6.he  made  two  chapiters  of  molten  braffe 

.i8,made  two  rows  round  about upon  the  one 

20.chap.  upon  the  two  pillars  had  pomegran. 

24. the  knops  were  caft  in  two  rows 

4i.twopill.,-tjvo  bowls-on  the  top  of  the  two 
two  net-works  to  cover  the  two  bowls 

42.for  the  two  net- works,  even  two  rows  of 
to  cover  the  two  bowls  of  the  chapit:. 
8.7.chcrubims  fpread  forth  their  two  wings 
9-io.when  Solomon  had  built  the  two  houfes 
10.19.and  two  lions  flood  befide  the  ftayes 
11.29.and  they  two  were  alone  in  the  field 
l2.28.and  mad?  two  calves  of  gold 
lg.u.people  of  Iirad  divided  into  two  parts 

24.  bought  the  hill  Sama.  for  two  talents  of 
i7.i2.behold,I  am  a  gatt,.rjng  tm  fticks 
18.21.how  long  halt  ye  bet.,een  two  opinions   ' 

23.1etthem  therefore  give  m^o  bullocks 

32.as  great  as  would  contain  iWMiiea.of  feed 
20. 27. pitched  before  them  like  two li«rle  flocks 
2  Kj- 1  ■  1 4-  burnt  up  the  two  captains 
2.6.and/they  two  went  on 

7. and  they  two  flood  by  Jordan 

8.fo  that  they  two  went  over  on  dry  ground 

12.  and  rent  them  in  two  pieces 

24.came  forth  two  {he-bears  out  of  the  wood 
5. 17. given  to  thy  fer.two  mules  burden  of  ear, 

2i.come  to  me  from  mo.Eph.two  young  men 
givethem,I  pray  thee -two  changes  of  gar 

23. take  two  talents:&  be  urged  him,&  bound 
two  tal.of  filv.in  two  bags,with  two  chang. 
laid  them  upon  two  of  his  fervants 
7. 1. two  meafures  of  barley  for  a  lhekel 

Verfes  16,18. 

1 4. they  took  therefore  two  charet  horfes 
9.32.1ooked  out  to  him  two  or  three  eunuches 
lo.q.two  kings  flood  not  before  him 

8.  he  faid,  Lay  ye  them  in  two  heaps 
1 1.7.  two  parts  of  all  you  that  go  forth  on  the 
17.15.and  made  them-even  two  calves 
21, f.  in  the  two  courts  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
23.12. Manafleh  had  made  in  the  two  courts 
2f.4.by  the  way  of  the  gate  between  two  wa  Is 

16. the  two  pillars,onc  fea,and  the  bafes 

1  Cbron.  4.  %.  Artier  had  two  wives 
11.21.  he  was  more  honourable  then  the  two 

22.  he  flew  two  lion-like  men  of  Moab 
26.17. and  toward  Afuppim  two  and  two 
1 8.  four  at  the  caufey ,  and  two  at  Parbar  * 

2  Chrori'i.io.  moft  holy  place  he  made  two  cheru. 
1  j.he  made  before  the  houfe  two  pillars 

4.  3  .two  rows  of  oxen  were  caft,when  it  was  caft 
1 2.  to  wit, the  two  pillars,and  thepomels 

the  Wo  pillars,  and  the  two  wreaths 

to  cover  the  two  pomels 

13.400.pomegr.on  the  two  wreaths:  two  rows 

to  cover  the  two  pomels  of  the  chapit. 

-  24.3Jehoiadatook  for  him  two  wives 

33.5.  in  the  two  courts  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
E-^ra  8.27. 1  weighed  two  veflels  of  fine  copper 
JVffo.12.40.  fo  flood  the  two  companies  of  them 
Ejlb.z.zx.  two  of  the  kings  chamber,  -were  wroth 

<f.2.told — two  of  the  kings  chamberlains 
Job  1 3.20.only  do  not  two  things  unto  me 

42. 7. my  wrath  is  kindled  agai.  thy  two  friends 
Prov. 30.7. two  things  have  I  required  of  thee 
Ecckf.^.9-  two  are  better  then  one 

1 1. a gain,if  two  lie  togerher,they  have  heat 
12.  two  fhall  withrtand  him 
Cant. 4. 5 .  thy  two  brefts  are  like  two  young  roes 

Chap.  7.3. 
6.13  .as  it  were  the  company  of  two  armies 
J/«.7.4,for  the  two  tails  of  thefe  fmoaking  fire-br, 
2 1  .man  fhall  nourirti  a  young  cow,and  two 
17.6,  two  or  3.  berries  in  the  top  of  the  upper, 
22.11  .ye  made  a  ditch  between  two  wals 
4<f.i-to  open  before  him  the  two-leaved  gates 
47.9-thefe  two  things  fhall  come  to  thee 
%  1. 1 9. thefe  two  things  are  come  unto  thee 
Ter.i.i  3.  my  people  have  committed  two  evils 
?.i4.and  I  will  take  you  —  two  of  a  familie 


TWO         TWO 

24.1.  and  behold,  two  baskets  of  hgs  were  let 
33.24.the two  fam.  which  the  Lord  hath  chofen 
3  9.4.  by  the  gate  betwixt  the  two  wals 


•  ..  Chap.y2_ 

f2.20.the  two  pillars,one  fea,  &  twelve  brafen 

£^.1.11.  twowings  of  every  one— two  covered 

23.  every  one  had  two  which  covered  on  this 

every  one  had  two  which  covered  on  that 

21.19.  appoint  thee  two  wayes 

2i.of  the  way,  at  the  head  of  the  two  wayes 
23.2.1on  of  man>th-ie  were  two  women 
3  j.io.iaid,  Thefe  two  nations,  and  thefe  two 
37. 22.  they  fhall  be  no  more  two  nations 

nei. fhall  they  be  divided  into  two  kingd. 
4°-9.and  the  ports  thereof  two  cubits 
4i.3-meafure4the  port  of  the  door  two  cubits 
18.  and  every  cherub  had  two  faces 
22.the  length  thereof  two  cubits 

23.  and  the  fandtuary  had  two  doors 

24.  the  doors  had  two  leaves  apiece 
two  leaves  for  the  one  door,  &  two  leaves 

43-T4.even  to  the  lower  fettle  fhal  be  two  cub. 
46>T9.there  was  a  place  on  the  two  fides 
47-  isjofeph  fhall  have  two  portions 
Dan.8.3.  before  the  river  a  ram  which  had  two 
6  .he  came  to  the  ram  that  had  two  horns 
7.  fmote  the  ram,  and  brake  his  two  horns 
20.ram  which  thou  fa  we  ft  having  two  horns 
i2.J.behold,there  flood  other  two 
Ho/,ip.  io.binde  themfelves  in  their  two  furrows 
Amos  3.3<can  two  walk  tog.except  they  be  agreed 
1 2  tak.  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  lion  two  legs 
4.8.  twi  or  three  cities  wandered  unto  one  citie 
Zecb.4. 3.  and  two  olive-trees  by  it 

11.  what  are  thefe  two  olive-trees 

12.  what  bs  thefe  twoolive-branches 
14-thefc  are  the  two  anointed  ones 

% .9.  behold,  there  came  out  two  women 
e.i.came  4.charets  out  from  between  two  mourn 
H.7.and  1  took  unto  me  two  rtaves 
1 3. 8  two  parts  therein  fhall  be  cut  off 
Matth.^.iS.  faw  two  brethren,Simon  called  Peter 
2i.hefaw  other  two breth.  James  and  John 
6.  24.  no  man  can  ferve  two  mafters 

Lutp   16.  13. 
8. 28. met  him  two  poffeflcd  with  devils 
10.  10.  provide  neither  two  coats 

25. are  not  two  fpanovvs  fold  for  a  farthing 
1 1 .2.  he  fent  two  of  his  difciples 
14.17.  have  here  but  five  loaves  and  two  fifties 

19  took  the  five  loaves  and  two  fillies 

18. 8. rather  then  having  two  hands,  or  two  feet 

Mar\  9 .43. 

^.rather  then  having  two  eyes,to  be  caft  into 

Mark  9.  47. 

i^.then  take  with  thee  one  or  two  more 

in  the  mouth  of  two  or  three  vvitnefTes 
I9.that  if  two  of  you  fhall  agree  on  earth 
20.where  two  or  three  are  gathered  together 
io.24.moved  with  indigna.agai.  the  two  brethr. 

30.  two  blind  men  fitting  by  the  way  fide 
2 i,i. then  fent  Jefus  two  difciples 
22. 40.  on  thefe  two  commandements  hang  all 
24.40.  then  fliall  two  be  in  the  field 
41.  two  women  fhall  be  grinding  at  the  mill 
Luke  j  7.  3  j. 
2j.17.he  that  received  fwo.gaiivd  other  two 
26.60.  at  the  laft  came  two  falfe  witnefles 
17.38.were  there  two  theeves  crucified  with 
Mark  6.7.  began  to  fend  them  forth  by  two  Si.  two 
9.  and  not  put  on  two  coats 
38.they  fay,Five,and  two  fifties 
4i.had  taken  the  five  loaves ,and  two  fifties 
two  fifties  divided  he  among  them  all 
9.4?.  then  having  two  feet  to  be  caft  into  hell 
li.i.he  fendeth  forth  two  of  his  difciples 

Chap.  14. 13.   Luke  19.29. 
4.  in  a  place  where  two  wayes  met 
12.42.  and  fhe  threw  in  two  mites 
1  j.27'withhim  they  crucifie  two  theeves 
16.11.unto  trro  of  them  as  they  walked 
Luke  2.24-  a  pair  of  turtle  doves  or  two  young 
3.1 1. he  that  hath  two  coats,let  him  impart  to 
<  ,2.faw  two  fhips  ftanding  by  the  lake 
7.i9.John  calling  unto  him  two  of  his  difciples 
4i.a  terrain  creditqur  which  had  two  debrers 
9.3.  neithe? 


TWO 


TWO 


TWO 


T  WO 


T  WO 


^.jvneklier  have  W«  coats  apiece 
i  j  .have  no  more  but  five  loaves, &  mo  fifties 
ltf.hetook  the  five  loaves  and  wa  fifties 

1  o.i.  lent  them  two  and  wo  before  his  Face 

j^.took  out  two  pence,  and  gave  them  to  the 
1 1.6.  are  not  five  lparrows  fold  for  two  farth. 
jnhree  againft  Wo,ahd  two  again  (I  three 

2  i  .2.  calling  in  thicher  two  mites 
11.38.  behold,  there  are  two  fwords 
13.31.  there  were  two other  malefactours  led 
14.1  i.two  of  them  went  that  fame  day  to  a  vill. 

John  1.3  $.  John  flood,  and  two  of  his  difciples 
37.  the  two  difciples  heard  him  fpeak 
40. one  of  the  two  which  heard  John  fpeak 
l.tf.containing  two  or  three  firkins  apiece 
6.1). hath  five  barley  loaves,and  two  fmall  fifties 
19. 18. crucified  hi tn,and  1 3=e-ethcr  with  him 
20.1  2. and  feeth  two  angels  in  white 
ii.z,.  were  together — two  other  of  his  difciples 
Aft.i.i}.  and  they  appointed  Wo,Barfab.  &Mat. 
14  (lie w  whetb.  of  thefe  two  thou  haft  chofen 
10. 7.he  called  two  of  his  houftiold  fervants 
n. (J.Peter  was  fleeping  between  two  fouldiers 

bound  with  two  chains 
1 9 .  2  2 .  fent  into  Macedonia  two  of  them 

34. with  one  voice  abo.the  fpace  of  two  hours 
il  .3 3. comma,  him  to  be  bound  with  two  chains 

13.13.  he  called  unto  him  two  centurions 

17.  41.  falling  into  a  place  where  Wofeasraet 
1  Cor.tf.itf.  W0,faith  he,(hall  be  one  flefli 

14. 17.  let  it  be  by  two,  or  at  the  moft  by  three 
15?.  let  the  prophets  fpeak  two  or  three 
1  Cor.13.Lin  the  mouth  of  Wo  or  three  wit.  lhall 
G3/.4.24.  for  thcfe  are  the  two  covenants 
£pb.  J.3 1.  snd  they  two  fliall  be  one  fiefti 
Phil.  1 .  13 .  for  I  am  in  a  ftraight  betwixt  two 
1  Tun.  j .  1 9.  but  before  two  or  three  wunefies 
Heb.6. 1 8.that  by  two  immutable  things    ' 

10.28.  died  without  mercy  under  Wo  or  3.witn. 
Rev.z.  1 1. hath  a  {harp  fword  with  ttro  edges 

9.  r  1.  there  come  two  woes  more  hereafter 

1 1. 3. 1  will  give  power  unto  my  Wo  witnefles 
4-thefe  are  the  two  o!ive-trees,&  the  two  can. 
lo.bccaufe  thefe  two  proph.  tormented  them 

1 1. 14.  to  the  woman  were  given  two  wings 
1 3. 1 1.  he  had  two  horns  like  a  lamb 

<Imo  daughters,'}      C  Daughter?, 
fllwo  <&yer,     (•    JBapes. 
«£a>o  kidncyt,  r  ^"Sfifonepsf. 
^cr>o  &/ȣ*,     3      C^arotyaf. 

Etf^.t. 13.  Wo  men  of  the  Hebrews  ftrovetogcth. 
Numb.i  i.z6.  there  remained  Wo  of  the  m:nin  the 
Jofb.z.  1  •  fent  out  Wo  men  to  fpie  fecretly 

4.  the  woman  took  the  two  men,and  hid  them 
13.  fo  the  two  men  returned 
rf.njofivhad  faid  unto  the  two  men  that  fpyed 
ic.i.thou  (halt  find  two  men  by  Rachels  fepul. 
28.8.  he  went,  and  two  men  with  him 
1  Sam.^.z.  Sauls  fon  had  Wo  men  that  were  capt. 
1 1. 1.  there  were  two  men  in  one  citie 
13.10.  he  flew  two  lion-like  men  of  Moab 
1  Kj.  1.3  i.who  fell  upon  two  men  more  righteous 
i  r.  1  o.fet  Wo  men  fons  of  Belial  before  him 
13.  came  in  Wo  men  child,  of  Belial,  &  fate 
MMb.9.  if.two  blind  men  followed  him,cryine 
Lilly  9.30.  there  talked  with  him  Wo  men 
ji.faw  his  glory,and  the  two  men  that 
17.34.  there  (hall  be  two  men  in  one  bed 

36.  Wo  men  (hall  be  in  the  field 
1 8  .to.Wo  men  went  up  into  the  temple  to  pray 
14.4.  two  men  ftoodbythem  in  (hining  gar. 
John  8.17.  teftimony  of  Wo  men  is  true 
Ael.i.io.two  men  flood  by  them  in  white  apparel 
9.38.they  fent  unto  him  Wo  men,  defiring  him 
Qwofons,  See  jgjonff. 
<Jtoe  tables. 
Exod.  3 1. 18. gave  unto  Mofes  Wo  tables  of  teftimo. 
3 1. 1  %.  two  tables  of  teftimony  were  in  his  hand 
34-i.hew  thee  WO  tables  of  ftone,like  unto 

Dent.  10.1. 
4.  he  hewed  two  tables  of  ftone 

too!:  in  his  hand  die  Wo  tables  of  ftone 

19.  with  the  Wo  tab.  of  teftimony  in  Mo.  ha. 

Bfttf.4.13.  he  wrote  them  upon  Wo  tabl.  of  ftone 


5.n.he  wrote  them  in  Wo  tables  of  iione 
9. 10.  Lord  delivered  me  Wo  tables  of  ftone 
1 1 .  Lord  gave  me  the  Wo  tables  of  ftone 
if.Wo  tables  of  the  cov.were  in  my  two  ha., 
i7.took  the  Wo  tables  of  ftone,and  caft 
10.3.  and  I  hewed  the  Wo  tables  of  ftone 

having  the  Wo  tables  in  mine  hand 
1  K/.8.9.nothing  in  the  ark,  favc  the  Wo  tables 

1  Chron.f. 10. 
£^e£.40.39.wcre  wo  tables  on  this  fide,&  Wo  ta. 
40.  at  the  fide  without  were  two  tables 

on  the  other  fide  were  two  tables 
Cwo  jeers* 
Ge*.ii.io.begat  Arpha.  wo  yeeis  after  the  ffoud 
4i.i.at  the  end  of  Wo  full  yeers  Phar.dreamed 
tf.6 .thefe  wo  yeers  hath  the  famine  been 
1  Sara.  1 3. 1.  when  he  had  reigned  W«  yeers  over 
1  Stfw.no.and  he  reigned  two  vters 
1 3.13. came  to  pafle  after  fwo  fall  yeers 
14.18.  Abfalom  dwelt  fvoo  full  yeers  in  Jcruf. 
1  Kl- 1 f  .i f  •  Nadab  reigned  over  Ifrael  Wo  yeers 
1 tf.8.began  Ela-to  reign  over  li'.in  Ti.two  ye. 
11.  Ji.  Ahaz,iah  reigned  two  yeers  over  Ifrael 
1  ^/.if.ij.Pekahiah  reigned  wo  yeers 
n.  1 9.  Anion  reigned  two  yeers  in  Jerufalem 
2Cbfoa.33.21 

1  Cmii.ix.i?.  after  the  end  of  Wo  yeers  his  bowels 
/er.18.3.  within  wo  full  yeers  will  I  bring  again 

1 1. within  the  fpace  of  two  full  yeers 
Amos  1. 1.  two  yeers  before  the  earth-quake 
Matth.z.ie.fow  all  the  children  from  two  yeers 
«4ff.i9.io.this  continued  by  the  fpace  of  two  yee. 
14. 17. after  Wo  ycers,Portius  Feftus  came  into 
18.30.Paul  dwelt  two  whole  yeers  in  his  own 

Mattb.zz.i  ?  .make  him  two-fold  more  the  child  of 

Idjo  nnd  twenty,  Sec  <£wmtp  Wo. 

Qroo  and  twenty  thoufand tScc  Cwntp. 

®  £00  and  thirty ,  See  &l)frtp  Wo, 

GWtndfourty,  See  JFottttp  Wo. 

fctOO  and  fifty. 

2  KMf.i.Azariah  reigned  Wo  and  fifty  ye.in  Jer- 


T  Y  C 


3* 


Cipo  hundred  twenty  and  three, 
EV?<*  i.i8.men  of  Bethel  and  Ai,Wo  hundred  1 

Croo  hundred  and  thirty  two. 
1  fytt,  lo.iy.  and  they  were  Wo  hundred  and 

Vwo  hundred  fottrty  and  two. 
Hlb.il  .13  •  brcth.  chief  of  the  fath.  Wo  hund.  41. 

«t»a  hundred  fourtj  and  five. 
Eya  z.66.  their  mules  two  hundred  fourty  &  five 
x. ,        '1  Nehem.  7.68. 

N»f  7.*7.  they  had  Wo  hundred  4  j.  finging  men' 

Cwo  hundred  and  fifty. 

^aro.30.i3.takc~offweet  cynam.-wohun.  &  50. 

of  fweet  calamus  Wo  hun.and  yo.ftiekels 

Numb.i6.zJwo  hun.  and  jo.  princes x>f  the aflem. 

1 7. every  man  his  cenfer,r»>ohun.&  jo.cenf. 

3  j. and  confumed  the  two  hundred  &  5o.roeri 

itf.io.the  fire  devoured  Wo  hund.  and  50.  men 

1  Cbr.j.ii.  took  away-of  flieep  Wo  hun.Sc  joooo. 

z  Cbron.8.10.  even  two  hun.  &  fifty  that  bare  rule 

£^.48.17.  fub.of  the  citie  — tow.  the  north  2jo. 

tow  .the  fouth  1J0.&  tow.the  caft  »yo. 

and  toward  the  weft  wo  hun.  and  fifty 

€»0  hundred  threefcore  andfixteen. 

Aft, zj. 3  7. were  in  all  in  theftiipnwhun.76\fouls 

CtOO  hundred  fourfcore  and  four. 
Neh.11.1 8.  Lev.in  the  holy  city  were  two  hun.  84 

CXDO  hundred  fourfcore  and  eight. 
1  Chrtn.z  J. 7.  number  of  thenv-was  two  hundr.  88. 

II  WO  thoufand. 

Numb.i  5.$.meaf.»on  the  eaft  fide  two  thouficub. 

fquth-fide  iooo.cu.  &  on  the  weft.1000. 

on  the  north-fide  two  thouf. cubits 

/o/&.3.4.fpacc  betw.  you  &  it,  about  Wo  tho.uf.cu. 

7.3.1et  about  Wo  or  3000.  men  go  up 
Judg.  10.45.  they  flew  Wo  thoufand  men  of  them 
1  S<JW.i3.2.whereof  Wo  thoufand  were  with  Saul 
1  K}.7.z€.h  containeth  two  thoufand  baths 
1  Kj.  1 8.13. 1  will  deliver  thee  Wo  thoufand  horf. 

1  Cbrcs.f. 11. took  awaj—  of  affestwo  thoufand 
Nek.7.7z.peo.  gave— Wo  thoufand  pound  of  filv. 


i7.in  the  wo  and  fift.yeer  of  Azar.— Pekah  \Mar^  W'^^l?^™}™0  th™rand>andthey 
Croo  hundred. 
G«a.n.i3.Serug  lived  — Wo  hundred  yeers 
3  2.14.W0  hundred  (he-goats,  twenty  he-goats 
two  hundred  ews,and  twenty  rams 
Jojb.  7.n.faw  am.the  fpoils  Wo  hun.ftiekels  of  fil. 
/«^.i7.4.mothcr  took  Wohundr.ftiekels  of  filver 
I  S(«/».i8.i7.and  flew  of  the  Philift.Wo  hund.men 
2^.13.  and  Wo  hundred  abode  by  the  ftuffe 
i8.and  took  Wo  hun. loaves,  and  two  bottles 
and  Wo  hun.cakes,and  laid  them  on  afles 
30.10.fbr  Wo  hundred  abode  behind 
n.Dav.came  to  the  Wo  hundred  men  which 
1  Sd.14.1tf. weighed  the  hair  of  his  head  at  two  hu 
if.  1 1. with  Abfalom  went  Wo  hund.men  out  of 
I6.1.  and  upon  them  Wo  hund.loaves  of  bread 
1 1^.7.10.  pomegranates  were  Wo  hund.  in  rows 
10.16.  king  Solomon  made  Wo  hun.  targets  of 
z  Cbron.  9.1 5. 
1  C/;«ui.32.the  heads  of  them  were  We  hundred 
1  s  .8.  and  his  brethren  wo  hundred 

iCfo\i9.32.num.ofburnt-ofF.ioo.rams,&ioo.]a. 

E^ra  i-tff.were  amo.  them  Wo  hund.  finging  men 

6,i  7.oflfered — ioo.bullocks,Wo  hundred  rams 

8.4.Elihoenai-witU  him  two  hundred  males 

Cant .8.ii.thofe  that  keep  the  fruit  therofjWo  hun. 

£^.45.15. one  lamb  out  of  the  flock,out  of  Wo  h. 

Mar\  6.37.ftiallwego,and  buy  Wo  hun.peny-wo. 

John  6.  7.  Wo  hund-  peny-worth-  is  not  fuffkient 

n.8.butasitwere  Wohund.  cubits)  dragging 

/2#.i3.i3.make  ready  Wo  hundred  fould.  to  go  to 

Cefarea,and  fpear-men  Wo  hundred 

<Jxou  hundred  and  five. 

Gen.i  i.3i.daies  of  Terah  were  wo  hun.&  y.yeers 

4£xoo  hundred  and  feven. 
Gf«.ir.ii.Reu  lived  aft.  -wohund. and  7.  yeers 

Qmo  hundred  and  nine. 
Gen.l  1.  i9.Peleg  lived  aft.-Wo  hun.  &  nine  yeers 

Cmo  hundred  and  twelve. 
1  Cfo-.j.  11. porters  indie  gates  were  two  hun.Sc  11. 

Croo  hundred  and  eighteen. 
E^.8.9.wkh  him  Wo  hundred  and  eighteen  males 

Ctoo  hundred  and  twenty. 
Eqtt  8.io.ferv.of  the  Lev.Wo  hun.&  20.Nethin. 


thoufand  fifty  and  fix, 
E^ra  Li4.child.0f  Biguai,  two  thouf  fifty  and  fix 

Cxoo  thoufand  thru  fore  indfemn. 
Nefr.7.i9.chil.of  Biguai,Wo  thouf.threefcore  &  7. 

®0)0  thoufand  an  hundred ftventy  and  two. 
E^a  i%3.chil.of  Parofli,Wo  thoufand  ah  hm.7i. 

Nehcm.7.2. 
Co)0  thoufand  and  two  hundred. 
Nefr.7.7i.gaveto  the  treaf-Wo  thouf.  2oo.pound 

Ctoo  thoufand  and  three  hundred. 
Dan.S.in.  unto  two  thoufand  &  three  hund.  dayes 

4Er)0  thoufand  three  hundred  twenty  and  two. 
Neh.7-17.  children  of  Azgad,  Wo  thoufand  321 

(Sdjo  thoufand  and  four  hundred. 
£*od.38.i9.brafle  of  the  offer,  was  two  thouf.  400. 
Ata.7«8j.  fil. veflels  weighed  Wo  thouf^oo.ftjck. 

|Cino  thoufand  and  fix  hundred. 
2  Ciro.26.11.numb.  of  the  chief  of  the  fath.  2600. 
3  j  .8.for  the  pafleov.ofF.i»o  thoof.600.fmal  cat. 
*®too  thoufand  and  fcv:n  hundred. 
1  Cfoo.26.31. brethren — Wo  thoufand  and  700. 

/©K>0  thoufand  feven  hundred  and  fifty. 
Num,4.^6. were  numbred  of  them-Wo  thouf.  7  f o. 

<JtDO  thoufand  (if  ht  huzdud  and  twelve. 
E%va  2.6.chil.of  Je(hua,and  Joab,  Woth»uf.8i2. 

Ca>0  thoufand  eighthundred  and  eighteen. 

Neb.7.ii,child.of  Jefliua  and  Joab,Wo  thouf.818. 

Cooo  hundred  thoufand. 

1  Sam.i  5.4.Saul-numb.them  in  Telaim,iooooo. 

2  Cbr.17.1tf.with  him  two  hund.thouf-mighty  men 
I7.armed  men  with  bow  and  ftiicld  100000. 

28.8.  away  captive  of  their  brethren  200000. 

®  mo  hundred,and  fourfcore  thoufand- 

1  Cbr.14.3.  of  Benja.  that  bare  ftuclds — 280000. 

I7«i;.and  with  Johanan  wo  hun.and  180000. 

Ctoo  hundred  thoufand    thoufand. 

flffl.9.ltf.horfmen  were  wohund.thouf.  thoufand 

Acl.zo.4.of  Ma3Tjchicus,zad  Trophiraus 
Eph.g.zi.Tycbicusz  beloved  broth. — (hall  make 
Co/.4.7.airmy  ftate  (hall  Tycbicus  declare  to  you 
1  rj».4.ii.7>^«havel  fent  to  Ephefus 
Titus  1.11.  when  I  fliall  fend  unto  thee  Tych'tcits 

ffipianrtrtg. 


TYR      V  AG 

'Spianntta. 

Acts  ip.^.difputing  daily  in  the  fchool  of  one  Ty. 

/<;/&.  19. 29  .coaft  turneth— to  the ftrong  city  Tyre 
i  Sm.<. i  i.Hiram  king  of  Tyre  fent  meffeng.  to 

i  Cbro.14.1. 
24.7-and  came  to  the  ftrong  hold  of  Tyre 
1  Kin.<>.  1  .Hiram  king  of  Tyre  fent  his  ferv.to  Sol. 
7.ij.Solomonfentand  fet  Hiram  out  of  Tyre 
1 4. and  his  father  was  a  man  of  Tyre 

2  Cbro.z.  14- 

9.  1 1  .Hiram  king  of  Tyre  had  furniftied  Solom. 

1  i.Hiram  came  out  from  Tyre  to  fee  the  citi. 

1  6l»'9.2i.4.they  of  Tyre  brought  much  cedar-wo. 

2  C1W2.3.S0I.  fent  to  Huram  king  of  Tyre  fiy tag 

1  i.Huram  king  of  Tyre  anlwered  in  writing 
Err*  5.7-gave  meat  and  drink  —  to  them  of  Tyre 
Nchem  1 1 . 1 6".there  dwelt  men  of  Tyre  alfo  therein 
P/i/.4<.iz.daugh.  of  Tyre  (halbe  there  with  a  gift 
8  5.7  .the  Philifti.  with  the  inhabitants  of  Tyre 
»7\.Ph\\ifth,^dTyre, with  E,thioPia     CT 
ifai  2  j'.i.the  burden  of  l>f  ,Howl  ye  mips  of  T. 
5  they  (halbe  pained  at  the  report  of  Tyre 
s'who  hath  taken  this  counfell  againft  Tyre 
1  <.that  Tyre  (halbe  forgotten  feventy  years 

end  of  feventy  years  (hall  Tyre  fing 
17.tb.at  the  Lord  will  vifu  Tyre 
Joel  2 .4.W  hat  have  ye  to  do  with  me,  O  Tyre 
Mat.i  i.u.hadbeen done inTyre  and  Sidon, they 
Lube  10. 1 3. 
ai.it  (halbe  more  tolerable  for  Tyre  &  Sidon 
Lu\e  10.14. 
1 1  zi.depaited  into  the  coafts  of  Tyre  &  Sidon 
Ato.7.24. 
Mar  x  .8. and  they  about  Tyre  and  Sidon,  a  great 

Lu\e6.  17. 
7  3i  departing  from  the  coafts  of  Tyre  &  Sidon 
Att'si  z.zo.wa%  highly  difpleafed  with  them  of  T. 
21  2  failed  into  Syria,  and  landed  at  Tyr<? 
7*  when  we  had  finifhed  our  courfe  at  Tyre 

fcrt.ik.zz.to  wit,  all  the  kings  ofTyrus 
17  3  and  fend  them  to  the  king  ofTyrus 
47*4.10  cut  off  from  Tyrm  every  helper 
Ezek  i6.z.becaufe  that  Tyms  hath  laid  againft  Je. 
VbeholdjI  am  againft  thee,0  Tyrus 
4.they  (hall  deftroy  the  wallsof  Tyrus 
7  behold,  I  will  bring  upon  Tyrus,  Nebuch. 
1 5.thus  faith  the  Lord  God  to  Tyrus 
27.-2.take  up  a  lamentation  for  Tyrus 
,  fay  unto  Tyrus  jQ  thou  that  art  fituate 

O  Tyw,tbou  haft  (aid,  I  am  of  perfect 
8 .thy  wife  men,0  Tjw,thar  were  in  thee 
3  z.fay  ing,  What  city  is  like  Tyms 
28. a. fay  to  the  prince  of  Ty*-«j,Thus  faith  the 

1  i.take  up  a  lamenta.  upon  the  king  of  Tyr. 
29. iS.to  ferve  a  great  fervice  againft  Tyrus 

had  he  no  wages,nor  his  army  for  Tyr. 
Hor.9.i8.Ephraim,as  I  faw  Tyrus,  is  planted  in 
Amos  i.c>.forthree  tranfgtefllons  ofTy;'«$,and  for 

10. 1  will  fend  a  fire  on  the  walloftyvtf 
Z«jb.9.2.7>'w  and  Sidon,  though  it  be  very  wife 

2  .Tyrus  did  build  her  felf  a  ftrong  hold 


Uagabotiu. 
Gen.4.1 2  .a  vagabond  (halt  thou  be  in  the  earth 
1 4.I  (hall  be  a  fugitive  and  a  vagabond  in 
Acts  19.1 3. certain  of  the  vagabond] ewes  took  on 

3Kas^bonu0. 
P/^/.ioo.io.let  his  children  be  continuall  vagabo. 

E^.9.0.  Arifai,and  Aridai,  and  Vaje^atba 

mail 
Gen.  24.6  5.  (lie  took  avail  and  covered  herfelf 
38.14.  Tamar  covered  herfelf  with  avail 
i9.went  av/ay,and  laid  by  her  vail  from  her 
Exod.16.2  l.and  thou  (halt  make  a  vail  of  blue 
3  3  .(halt  hang  up  the  vail  under  t  he  taches 
within  the  vail,the  ark  of  the  teftimo. 
the  vail  (hall  divide  unto  you,between 
3  5 .(hall  fet  the  table  without  the  vail 
27.2 1.  without  theTMi/,which  is  before  the  teft. 


V  A  I      V  A  I 

30.6.thou  (halt  put  it  before  the  vail 
34.3  3. done  fpeaking  with  them,he  put  a  vail 
34.he  took  the  vail off,untill  he  came  out 
3~?;Mofes  put  the  vail  upon  his  face  again 
3  5". r  2. mercy-feat,  and  the  vail  of  the  covering 
3  6.2  5. and  he  made  a  vail  of  blue 
38. 27. were  caft — The  fockets  of  the  vail 
39.3  4. badgers  skins,&  the  vail  of  the  covering 
40. 3. and  cover  the  ark  with  the  vail 
2 1. he  fet  up  the  vail  of  the  covering 
22. tabernacle  northward,without  the  vail 
26.be  put  the  golden  altar  before  the  vail 
Lra?.4.6\fprinkle  of  the  blood— before  the  vail 
i7.fprinkle  it  feven  times  —  before  the  vail 
16. 2. into  the  holy  place  within  the  vail 
i2.andbring  it  within  the  vail 
1  y.and  bring  his  bloud  within  the  vail 
2 1. 2 3 .only  he  (hall  not  go  in  unto  the  vail 
24.j.withoutthew(ji/  (hall  Aaron  order  it 
W«OT.4.5.they  (hall  take  down  the  covering  vail 

1 8.7.  within  the  vail,znd  ye  (hall  ferve 
Ruth  2.1 5. bring  the  vail  that  thou  haft  upon  thee 
2t%o.3.i4.he  made  the  vail  of  blue  and  purple 
Cant.  5.7  .keepers  of  the  walls  took  away  my  vail 
Ifai.z  f.7.dcftroy  the  vail  that  is  fpread  over  all  n. 
Mat.zy. 5  i.vailofthe  temple  was  rent  in  twain 
Mar.i  j.38.L«^e  23.45. 
2  Cor.2,1 3. not  as  Mofes,wcbput  a  vailovet  his  fa- 
i4»remaineth  the  fame  vail  untaken  away 

which  vail  is  done  awayinChrift 
if. the  vail  is  upon  their  heart 
\  6. the  vail  (hall  be  taken  away 
Heb.6.19.  which  entreth  into  that  within  thevail 
9.3.afterthefecondt>rti/,  the  tabernacie 
1 0.20. through  the  vail,  that  is  to  fay,  his  flefli 
JBaffc, 
ifal.  3.23  .the  glaffes, — the  hoods,and  the  vails 

3ttafn. 
Exed.  y  .g.let  them  not  regard  vain  words 
Deut.2  2, 47. for  it  is  not  a  vain  thing  for  yon 
/#ij.9.4.wherewith  Abimelec.  hired  vain  perfons 
1 1. 3. there  were  gathered  vain  men  to  Jephthah 

1  &t»z.i2.2i.then  fhould  yegoe  after  vain  things 

which  cannot  profit—  for  they  are  vain 

2  toa.6'.20.uncove.himfe!f  as  one  of  the  vam  fel. 
2  Kjn.17.1  $.becamezw,and  went  after  the  heat. 

18.20.but  they  are  but  vainvioids 
2  Cbro.  1 3  .y.there  are  gathered  unto  him  vain  men 
Job  1 1. 1 1  forheknowethMW  men 
1 2.for  vain  men  would  be  wife 
1 5.2.  fhould  a  wife  man  utter  vain  knowledge 
i6.3.(hall  vain  words  have  3n  end 
27. 1 2. why  then  are  ye  thus  altogether  vain 
P/(j/.2.i.and  the  people  imagine  a  bathing 
26.4.I  have  not  fate  with  vain  perfons 
3 3 . 1 7  .an  horfe  is  a  vain  thing  for  fafety 
3  9 .6. every  man  walketh  in  a  vain  (hew 
60. n.fot  vain  is  the  heIpofmanP/a/.io8.i2. 
62.to.become  not  vainin  robbery 
1 1 9. 1 1 3 . 1  hate  vain  thoughts 
127-2.it  is  vain  for  you  to  rife  up  early 
Pi"0.i2.ii.thatfollowethwJff2  perfons  is  void  of 
28.1 9.that  followeth  after  vain  perfons  (hall 
3 1. 30. favour  is  deccitfull,and  beauty  is  vam 
Ecclcf.  6. 12.  in  this  life,all  the  daies  of  his  vain  life 
Z/<u.i.i3.bringno  more  vain  oblations 

36.$.but  they  are  but  vain  words 
fer. 2.  5. walked  after  vanity,and  arc  become  vain 
4. 14.I10W  long  (hall  thy  vain  thoughts  lodge 
io.3.cuftomes  of  the  people  are  vain 
2  3 . 1 6.the  prophets  — they  make  you  vain 
Lam.  z.i^.xhy  prophets  have  feen  vain  things 

4. 1 7«our  eyes  as  yet  failed  for  our  vain  help 
Ez^c^.i  2.24.there  (halbe  no  more  any  vain  vilion 

i5.7.haveyenotfeen  a  vain  vi&on 
Mal.2.i$.ye  have  faid,  It  is  vain  to  ferve  God 
Ato.6.7.when  ye  pray,ufe  not  vain  repetitions 
Ads  4. 2 5. and  the  people  imagine  vain  things 
Rom. r.2 1. but  became  vain  in  their  imagination 
1  O".3.2o.thoughts  of  the  wife,  that  they  are  vain 
1 5. 1 4. then  is  our  preaching  vain 

and  your  faith  is  alfo  vain 

1 7. if  Chrift  be  not  raifed,  your  faith  is  vain 

Ephef.^. 6. let  no  man  deceive  you  with  vain  words 

Co/.2.8.1eft  any  man  fpoil  you  through — vain  dec. 

1  T«».  1.6. have  turned  afide  to  vain  jangling 

E-e'liie 


V  A  I 


V  A  L 


6. 20.3voiding  profane  and  vainhahlings 
zTim.z.i,6.but  lhun  profane  and  vain  bablings 
Tk.i.io.thete  are  n:any  unruly  and  vain  talkers 

3 .9.for  they  are  unprofitable  and  vain 
Jam.  1. 26. this  mans  religion  is  vain 

2.20.0  vain  man,that  faith  without  wor,  is  de. 
1  Pct.i.iS.  from  your  vain  convention 

m  Main, 
fi.vW.20e7.not  take  the  Name  of  the  L.thy  G.in  v. 
guiltleffe,that  taketh  his  Name  in  vain 
Deut.  j.j  1, 
Levit.z6.16. ye  (hall  fow  yout  fed  in  vain 

20.yourftrength  (hall  be  in  wi# 
1  Sam.zj.z  i.furely  in  vain  have  I  kept  all  that 
J0b9.ZQ.why  then  labour  I  in  vain 

2 1. 34. how  then  comfort  ye  me  in  vain 
3  J.  1 6. -doth  Job  open  his  mouth  in  vain 

3  9. 16. her  labour  is  in  vain  without  fear 

4  i.9.behold,the  hope  of  him  is  in  vain 
Pfal.  2  9.6\furely  they  are  difquieted  in  vain 

75- 1  J. verily  I  have  cleanfed  my  heart  in  vam 

89.47.wherefore  haft  thou  made  all  men  in  va. 

1 27. 1.L0.  build  the  houfe,  they  labour  in  vain 
the  watch-man  waketh  but  in  wis 

1 39.20.thme  enemies  take  thy  Name  in  vain 
Vro.\.ijS\xxe\y  in  vam  the  net  is  fpread 

30.9. left  I  take  the  Name  of  my  God  in  vain 
ifai.^o.j.the  Egyptians  (hall  help  in  vain 

4$.i8.hecreated  itnot  invain 
19.I  faid  not — Seek  ye  me  in  vain 

49.4.1  have  laboured  in  vain 

I  have  fpent  my  ftrength  in  vain 

tff.23.they  (hall  not  labour  invain 
Jer.z.2.o.invainhwe  I  fmitten  your  children 

3. 2 3. in  vain  is  falvati.  hoped  for  from  the  hils  J 

4.3  o.in  vain  (halt  thou  make  thy  felf  fair 

6. 29. the  founder  melteth  in  vain 

8. 8  .certainly  in  vain  made  he  it 

the  pen  of  the  fcribes  is  in  vain 

46.1  i.in  vain  (halt  thou  ufe  many  medicines 

jo.9.none(halI  return  in  vain 

*t  1 . 5;  8.and  the  people  (hall  labour  in  vain 
E\e!{.6. 1  o.fhall  know  I  have  not  faid  in  vain 
Zech.io.z.  the  diviners  — they  comfort  in  vain 
Mat. if.y.but  in  vain  they  do  worfhip  me 

Mar.  7.7. 
Rom.  1 3.4.for  he  beareth  not  the  fword  in  vain 

1  Cor. 1 5.2.unleffe  ye  have  beleeved  in  vain 

10. his  grace  upon  me  was  not  in  vain 
58.yourlabourisnot  in  vain  inthe  Lord 

2  Cor. 6. i.ye  receive  not  the  grace  of  God  in  vain 
9.3.1eftourboafting fhould  be  invain 

G<z/.2.2.1eft  by  any  means  I  fhould — run  in  vain 
2 1.  then  Chrift  is  dead  invain 
3 .4. have  ye  fuffered  fo  many  things  in  vain 

if  it  beyetin'MMZ 
4.  r  1  .left  I  have  beftowed  on  you  labour  in  vain 
Pbil.z.16.  that  I  have  not  run  invain 

neither  laboured  in  vain 
1  Tbef. 2. 1. entrance  in  —that  it  was  not  in  vain 

3.<;.tempted  you,  and  our  labour  be  in  vain 
Jam.$.%.do  ye  think  the  fcripture  faith  in  vain 

Jttain  glory. 
Gal.%.z6.\et  us  not  be  defirous  of  vain  glory 
Phil.2»  3  .let  nothing  be  done  through  vain  glory 

3ttatn!p, 
Col.z.  18.  vainly  puft  up  by  his  flelhly  mind 

Jllale« 
Gc».  1 4. 3-were  joyned  together  in  the  vale  of  Sid. 
8. they  joyned  battel!  with  them  in  the  vale 
io.thew/eofSiddim  was  full  of  (lime  pits 
37. 1 4/0  he  fent  him  out  of  the  vale  of  Hebron 
Dent. 1.7. in  the  plain, in  the  hills,and  in  the  vale 
Jojh,  10.40. fmote  all  the  countrey  of  the  vale 
1  Kjn-  10.27.the  fycomore-tre.  that  are  in  the  vale 
zCbro.i.  iy. 
Jer.%  3.1 3. in  the  cities  of  the  vale,  and  in  the 
JBaHartt, 

1  SdflZ.14.52.  when  Saulfaw— any  valiant  man 

16.1 8. a  mighty  valiant  man,  and  a  man  of  war 
18.17.  only  be  valiant  for  me 
26".i5.fjidtoAbner,ftrtnotthouat>fl/w«f  man 
3 1. 1 2.all  the  valiant  men  arofe,and  went 

2  Sam.z.yhe  ftrengthened,and  be  ye  valiant 

1  i.itf.where  he  knew  that  vatiantmen  were 
13.28.have  not  I  commanded  you  ?  — bevali. 

ty.  10.  he 


V  A  L      V  A  L 


1 7.10. and  he  alfo  that  is  valiant,whofz  heart 

they  which  be  with  him  are  valiant  men 
z3.z0.thc  (on  ofavaliant  man  ofKabzeel 
14.9. in  Ifia.  eight  hund.  thoufand  valiant  men 
1  Kju.  1. 42.  come  in»for  thou  art  avaliantmm 

1  Cbr.^.iS.valiant  men,men  able  to  bear  buckler 
7.2.thcy  were  valiant  men  of  might 
io.i2.theyarofe,alltWM;zi  men  ,and  took 
11.22. the  fon  ofaTWz«z£  man  ofKabzeel 

26.  the  valiant  men  of  the  armies  were  Afah. 
28.i.with  all  the  valiant  men,unto  Jerufalem 

2  Chro.  1 2 .2  .with  an  army  of  valiant  men  of  war 

26.1 7.foutfcore  pricfts  of  the  L-that  were  vaii. 

a8.6.which  were  all  valiant  men 
Nchcm.i  i.6.thefons  of  Perez — 468.  valiant  men 
Cant. 3.7. .valiant  men  are  aboutit>of  the  val.of  Ifr. 
ifai.  10.13  .put  down  the  inhabit. like  a  valia.man 

3  3.7-theic  valiant  ones  (hall  cry  without 
,^''.9.3 -but  they  axenot  valiant  for  the  truth 

46.1 5. why  are  the  valiant  men  fwept  away 
Nabum  z.y.tht  valiant  men  are  in  fcarlec 
Heb.i  1  .j  4. were  made  ftrong,waxed  valiant  in  fig. 

©altanteft, 

jWg.  2  i.io.fent  thither  uooo.men  ofthe  tWws. 

SlaMantip, 
Num.z^.i  8.andlfrael  (hall  do  valiantly 
1  Cbro.ig.  1 2. let  us  behave  our  felves  valiantly 
Pfal.6o.  1 2.through  God  wc  (hall  do  valiantly 

Pfal.10X.12. 
!    1 18. 1  j.right  hand  of  the  Lord  doth  valiantly 

Verfc  16. 
3J  alley, 

Gen.i 4.x 7. at  the  valley  of  Saveh,whichisthe 
Num.  3 2.9.ihey  went  up  into  the  valley  of  Elhcol 
Deut.  1. 24. and  came  into  the  valley  of  Efhcol 
3,.i6.half  the  valley,and  the  border 
21 .4'bring  down  the  heifer  unto  a  rough  valley 
ftrike  off  the  heif.neck  there  in  the  vail. 
34.3  .and  the  plain  of  the  valley  of  Jericho 
6. and  he  buried  him  in  a  valley  in  the  land  of 
b7»/&.7.24.brought  them  unto  the  valley  of  Achor 
2tf.the  valley  of  Achor  unto  this  day 
8.1 1. there  was  a  valley  between  them  and  Ai 
1 3  .went  that  night  into  the  midft  of  the  val. 
'   n.8.andunto  thefd/Zcyof  Mizpch 

i6.Jo(h.  took  all  that  land;, — and  the  valley 
mount.oflfra.Sc  the  valley  of  the  fame 
.    1 2.7.from  Baal-Gad  in  the  valley  of  Lebanon 
;    1  3.19-  Zareth-(hahar,in  the  mount  of  the  vail. 
1  $.7.bbrder  went  up — from  the  valley  of  Ach. 
8.went  up  by  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Hinn. 
that  lieth  before  the  valley  of  Hinnom 
at  the  end  of  the  valley  of  the  giants 
1 7. 1 6.Cana.  that  dwell  in  the  land  of  the  vail. 
they  who  are  of  the  valley  of  Jezreel 
i8.i6.1ieth  before  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Hin. 
and  defcended  to  the  valley  of  Hinnom 
2i.Beih-Hogl3h,and  the  valley  ofKeziz 
1 9. Z7. to  the  valley  of  Jiphthah-el  toward  the 
Judg.1.19. could  not  drive  out  the  inhab.of  the  val. 
3 4. not  fuffer  them  to  come  down  to  the  val. 
5 .  i  f  .he  was  fent  on  foot  into  the  valley 
l  5d«2.i3.i8,thatlookcthto  the  valley  of  Zebo. 
17.3-and  there  viasavalley  betwixt  them 

$2.untill  thou  come  to  the  valley 
3  i.7.that  were  on  the  other  fide  of  the  valley 
zK}n.z.i6.znd  call  him — into  fome  valley 
j.i6.make  th\$valley  full  of  ditches 

17. yet  that  valley  Hull  be  filled  with  water 

1  Cfe'0.4.  i4.the  father  of  thevalley  of  Charafim 

3  9.eaft-fide  of  the  valky^o  feek  pafture  for 

2  Cbro.z  j.ii.Amaziah — went  to  the  valley  of  fait 
Nebem.  1 1 . 3  o.from  Beerflieba  unto  the  valley  of 

3  $.Lod,andOno,the  valley  of  craftfmen 
fob  2i.33.clodsofthefrt/'/ey{ha!befweet  to  him 
pfal.z  3.4.thr»ugh  I  walk  through  the  valley  of 
6o.6.and  met*  out  the  valley  of  Succoth 

Pfal.  108.7. 
84. 6.  who  patting  through  the  valley  of  Baca 
Pro.30.17f.the  ravens  of  xht  valley  (hall  pick  it  out 
Cant. 6. 1  i.to  fee  the  fruits  of  the  valley 
I/)zi.  2  2.1. the  burden  of  the  valleyof  vifion 
28. 4. the  fat  valley  fhslbe  a  fading  flower 
40. 4. every  valley  (hall  be  exalted 
<?3.i4.asabeaftgceth  down  into  the  valley 
6$.  1  o.the  valley  of  Achor  a  place  for  the  herds 


VAL       VAL 

Jer.7.7z.valley — of  Hinnom,  but  the  valley  of  fla. 

Chap.  1 9.6. 
i9.2.go  unto  thevalley  of  the  fon  of  Hinnom 
2 1 . 1 3 .1  am  againft  thee,  O  inhabit.of  the  vail. 
3  i.4Q.and  the  w'hole  valley  of  the  dead  bodies 
3  2.44.fubfcribe  evidences-in  the  cit.of  the  val. 
47-S.cut  offwith  the  remnant  of  their  valley 
48.8.the  valley  alfo  (hall  perifli 
49.4. wherefore  glorieft  thou  in  thy  flowing  va. 
£^£.37.1. the  valley  which  vvas  full  of  bones 
39.11  .the  valley  of  the  paffengers  on  the  eaft 

(hall  call  it  the  valley  of  Hamon-Gog 
Hof'Z .  1  j  .the  valley  of  Achor  for  a  door  of  hope 
Joel 3. 2. bring  them  down  into  thewa//.ofJeho(h. 
i'  2. and  come  up  to  the  valley  of  Jehoihaphat 
1 8 .and  (hall  water  the  valley  of  Shittim 
Micah  1. 6. pour  down  the  Hones  into  the  valley 
Zecb. i4_4.and  there  (hall  be  a  great  valley 

y.  ye  (hall  flee  to  the  valley  of  the  mountains 
valley  of  the  mount.fliall  reach  to  Azal 
Luke  3.5. every  valley  (hall  be  filled 

m  the  SUallei?, 
Gen.z6.17  .\feac  pitched  in  thevalley  ofGetar 

I9.1faacs  fervants  digged  in  the  valley 
Num.  14.25. and  the  Canaanites  dwelt  in  the  vail. 
z  1.1 2.rcmoved,and  pitched  in  thevalhy  of  Za. 
2o.and  from  Bamoth  in  the  valley 
Dent. 3.29X0  we  abode  in  the  valley 

4.46.1a  the  valley  over  againft  Beth-Peor 
2i.4.ftrikeoffthc  heifers  neck  in  the  valley 
6.  the  heifer  that  is  beheaded  in  the  valley 
fop.10.1z.3nd  thou  moon  in  thtvallcy  of  Aijalon 
1  i.2.in  the  valley,md  in  the  borders  of  Dor 

1 7 -unto  Baal-Gad,  in  the  valley  of  Lebanon 
1 2.7-from  Baal-Gad  in  the  valley  of  Lebanon 
1 3-27.and  in  thtvallcy  of  Beth- Aram 
1  5. 3  3  .and  in  the  w//ey,Ethtaol,and  Zoreah 
i8.io'.whichisintheiwz/&y  of  the  giants 
1 9.  i4.out-goings  thereof  are  in  thz  valley  of 
fuck.  1  -9.in  the  fouth,  and  in  the  valley 
6.3  3. and  pitched  in  the  valley  of  Jezreel 
7. 1  .by  the  hill  of  Moreh,  in  thevalley 
8.hoft  of  Midi3n  was  beneath  him  in  the  val. 
1 2.1ay  along  in  the  valley  like  grafhoppers 
i6.4.1oved  a  woman  in  the  valley  of  Zorek 
18.28.it  was  in  the  valley  that  lieth  by  Btth-R. 

1  Saw. 6. 1 3. reaping  their  wheat-harveft  in  the  val. 

1. 5.  5. and  Saul  laid  wait  in  the  valley 
17. 2. Saul  pitched  in  the  valley  of  Elah 

ij.all  the  men  of  Ifrael  were  in  the  valley 
2i.9.whom  thou  He  weft  in  the  valley  of  Elah 

2  Sam.5.1 8.fpread  themfelves  in  the  valley  of  Re. 

Verfe  22. 

8.1 3,fmiting  the  Syrians  in  the  valley  of  fait 

23.13  .the  Philift.pitched  in  the  valley  of  Reph. 

2  ^#.14.7. flew  of  Edom  in  the  vall.of  fait  10000. 

23. 10.  which  is  in  the  valley  of  the  fon  of  Hinn. 

1  Chro.  io.7.that  were  in  the  valley,  faw  that  they 

1 1 . 1 5  .Philift.encamped  in  the  valley  of  Reph. 
i4.9.fpread  themfelves  in  the  valley  of  Rephaim 

i3.fpread  themfelves  abroad  in  the  valLy 
18.12.flewoftheEdom.in  the  val.of  fait  18000. 

2  Ctefl.14.10.they  fet  the  battell  in  aray  in  the  val. 

20.2<5.affembled  themfelves  in  the  valley  of  Be. 
the  v alley  of  Berachah  unto  this  day 
z  8. 3. moreover  he  burnt  incenfe  in  the  valley 
3  3 ,6.to  pafle  thorow  the  fire  in  the  valley  ofthe 

14.cn  the  weft-fide  of  Gihon,in  the  valley 
3  5.22.came  to  fight  in  the  valley  of  Mcgiddo 
Job  39.si.hepawethinthe^%,  and 
f  Ifai.  1 7.  j. he  thatgathereth  ears  in  the  valley  of  Re. 
22.y.the  Lord  God  of  hofts  in  the  valley  of  vi. 
28.21.he  (hall  be  wroth  as  in  the  valley  of  Gib. 
Jer.z.z  3. fee  thy  way  in  the  valley 

7.3i.whith  is  in  the  valley  ofthe  fon  of  Hinn. 
Chap.  3  2.35. 
£^.37. 2. there  were  many  in  the  valley 

39.1?.  buried  it  in  the  valley  of  Hamon-Gog 
Hof  1 . 5.break  the  bow  of  Ifr.in  the  val.of  Jezreel 
Joel  3.i4.multitudes  in  the  valley  of  decifion 

day  ofthe  L.is  neer  in  the  val.of  decif. 
Zech.i  2. 1  i.H^dadrimmon  in  the  valley  of  Megid. 

SUaiiep  gate,  See  d5ate, 
3BalIep0. 
Num.  24.  eJ.as  the  valleys  they  fpread  forth 
Dc«t.8.7.that  fpring  out  of  the  valleys  and  hills 


VAL 


VAN 


1 1  ■  1 1  .is  a  land  of  hi  lis  and  valleys 
Jojb.9.  i.and  in  the  v alleys,and  in  all  the  coafts 

1 2 .8. in  the  mountains,and  in  the  valleys 
1  Kin.  20. 2  8.  but  he  is  not  God  ofthe  valleys 
1  CJ»-fl.i2.i  j.theyputto  flight  all  them  ofthtval, 

27.29.overthe  herds  that  were  in  the  valleys 
Job  30.6. to  dwell  in  the  clifts  of  the  valleys 

39.10.or  will  he  harrow  the  valleys  after  thee 
Pfal.6  $.13. the  valleys  alfo  are  covered  with  corn 
1 04. 8. they  go  down  by  the  valleys 
io.he  fendeth  fprings  into  the  valleys 
Cant. 2. 1. 1  am  the  lilly  of  thzvalleys 
lfai.7.1 9.reft  all  of  them  in  the  defolate  valleys 
22.7.thy  choyceft  valleys (halbe full  ofcharets 
28.1  .which  are  on  the  head  of  the  fat  valleys 
41.18.Ile  open  fount,  in  the  midft  ofthe  vail. 
57.5.flaying  the  children  in  the  valleys 
Jm49.4.wherefore  glorieft  thou  in  the  valleys 
E ^.6.3  .thus  faith  the  Lord — to  the  valleys 

Chap.  3  6.4. 
7.i6".on  the  mountains  like  doves  ofthe  vail. 
3 1. 1 2. in  all  the  v alleys  his  branches  are  fallen 
32.5.1  will  fill  the  valleys  with  thy  height 
3  f .  8.  in  thy  valleys  lhall  they  fall 
3  6\6.fay  unto  the  valleys,Thm  faith  the  Lord 
Micah  1 .4.and  the  valleys  (hall  be  clef: 

Maloat, 
Jojh.  1.  I4.the  mighty  men  of  valour,  &  help  them 
6.2.king  thereof,and  the  mighty  men  of  valour 
8. 3. thirty  thoufand  mighty  men  of  valour 
io.7.from  Gilgal, — &  nil  the  migb.men  of  val 
Juclg.i.zg.men  of  val.  &  there  efcaped  not  a  man 
6.i  2.L.is  with  thee,thou  mighty  man  of  valour 
n.i.now  Jephthah  was  a  mighty  man  of  val. 
i8.2.five  men  from  their  coafts,msn  of  valour 
20.44.  all  thefe  were  men  of  valour 
4t?.drew  the  fword,all  thefe  were  men  of  val. 

1  ^#.n.28.Jercboam  was  a  mighty  man  of  val. 

2  Kin.  5. 1  .a  mighty  man  ofw/flW,buthewasa 
24. 1 4. carried  away  all  the  mighty  men  of  val. 

1  C/W5.24.mighty  men  of  valour, famous  men 
7.7.houfe  of  their  fathers,mighty  men  of  valour 

9. mighty  men  of  valour,  was  20200. 
1 1. mighty  men  ofw/w,— fit  for  war 
40.mighty  men  of  valour,chief  of  the  princes 
8.40.fons  of  Ulam  were  mighty  men  of  valour 
1 2.2 1. they  were  all  mighty  men  of  valour 
2  ^.children  of  Simeon,  mighty  men  of  val. 
28,Zadok  a  young  man  mighty  of  valour 
30. of  Ephraim,2o8oo.mighty  men  of  valour 
z6.6.(6x  they  were  mighty  men  of  valour 
3o.Ha(habiahand  his  brethren,  men  of  val. 
3 1  .mighty  men  of  vabur,zt  Jazer  of  Gilead 
3.2. 1»s  brethren,men  of  valour^tzt  2700. 

2  Chr.i  3.3.chofen  men,  being  mighty  men  of  val. 

14.8. all  thefe  were  mighty  men  of  valour 
1 7. 1 3  .the  men  of  war,  mighty  men  of valour 
I4.3nd  with  him  mighty  men  of  valour 
i6.two  hundred  thoufand  migh.  men  of  val. 
i7.Eliada  a  mighty  man  of  valour 
25.eT.he  hired  alfo  looooo.mighty  men  of  val. 
26.1 2. the  mighty  men  of  valour  were  z6oo. 
3  2.21. angel  wch  cut  offall  the  mig.men  of  val. 
Nehem.  1 1.1 4-their  brethren,  mighty  men  of  valo. 

^Halite. 
Lra'f.2  7.8.and  the  prieft  (hall  value  him 

accord.to  his  ability  (hall  the  prieft  val. 
1  i.fhall  value  it,whether  itbe  good  or  bad 
Mat.%7.9.vihom  they  ofthe  child.of  Ifr.did  value 

Halne. 
Job  1 3-4.ye  are  all  phyficians  of  no  value 
Afdr.io»3i.yeare  of  more  value  then  manyfparr. 

Lu\t  1 2.7. 

3Halnefc. 

Levit.  27.1  <S.(fcalbe  valued  at  fifty  fhekels  of  (liver 
Job  28.16.  cannot  be  val.  with  the  gold  ofOphir 

1 9. neither  (hall  itbe  valued  with  pure  gold 
Mat.  27. 9. the  price  of  him  that  was  valued 

aaataefc 

Levit.z7.1z. asxhoavaluefth,  fo ihall  itbe 

JUantalj. 
E^-a  10.36.fons  ofBani :  — Vamab,  Meremoth 

JBaniCh. 
Job  er.i7.what  time  they  wax  warm,  they  vanijh 
Ifai.  5  1 .6. heavens  (hall  vamjh  away  like  fmoke 
i  Cor.  1 3 .8.be  knowledge,it  fhall  vanifh  away 

Heb.8. 1 2.  that 


VAN      V  A 


Hcb.S.13. that  wc''— waxeth  old,is ready  to van[ 


Jer.49.7.  is  their  wifdorn  v.imfhcd 

Luk_e  24.3  i.andhevanifhed  out  of  their  fight 

Job  7.9.3s  the  cloud  isconfumed,&™#crf>away 
/^.4.i4.a  little  time,and  then  vanifbeth  away 

flUattitp. 
1  Kjn.17.1  J.they  followed  vanity, 8c  became  vain 
Jo&  y.j.foam  I  made  to  polTeffe  moneths  of  vani. 
1  tf.let  me  alone,  for  my  dayes  are  vanity 

1  5.  z  1. let  not  him  that  is  deceived  truft  in  ™». 

3  j.conceive  mifchief,and  bring  forth  vanity 
3  1.5.  if  I  have  walked  with  txraity  . 

3  j.ij.furely  God  will  not  hear  vanity 
P/dZ.4.2.how  long  will  ye  love  vanity 

io.7.uuder  his  tongue  is  mifchicf  and  vanity 
is. 2  they  fpeak  vanity  every  one  to  his  neighb. 
24.V who  hath  not  lift  up  his  foul  to  vanity 
j  9. 5  .man  at  his  beft  ftate  is  altogether  vanity 
1  i.furely  every  man  is  vanity 

4  i.6.if  he  come  to  fee  me,he  fpeaketh  vanity 
6z-9.furely  men  of  low  degree  are  vanity 

they  are  altogether  lighter  then  vatiity 
78.3  j.their  dayes  did  heconfume  in  vanity 
04.11  .the  thoughts  of  man,  that  they  are  vanity 
1 19.37.mine  eyes  from  beholding  vanity 
i44.4.manis  like  to  vanity 
8.whofe  mouth  fpeaketh  vanity,  and 

Verfe  11. 
Pro.i  3.1  i.wealth  gotten  by  vanity  (halbe  dimin. 

2  i.6.is  a  vanity  cofled  to  and  fro 
zi'.B.he  thatfoweth  iniquity,  (hall  reap  vanity 
30.8.removefat  from  me  vanity  and  lies 

Ecclef.i  .z.vanity  of  vanities,  faith  the  preacher 

Chap.  1 2.8. 

vanity  of  vanities,all  is  vanity 

Chap.  12.8. 

1 4.all  is  vanity,  and  vexation  of  fpirit 

i.i.eiijoy  pleafure  :  &behold,thisalfo  is  vanity 

1 1. all  was  vanity ',and  vexation  of  fpirit 

Verfe  17,  26.    Chap.4.4. 
15.  that  this  alfoistwziiy     Verf.i9,2i,2  3. 
Chap.4.8,i6.  &  5.  10.  816.9. 
St.  7.6.  &8.10. 
3.  19.  above  a  beaft  :  for  all  is  vanity 
4.7  .and  I  faw  vanity  under  the  fun 
6.2. this  is  vanity,and  it  is  an  evill  difeafe 
4.for  he  cometh  in  with  vanity, and 

1  i.there  be  many  things  that  encreafe  vanity 
7.1  $.all  things  have  I  feen  in  the  da.  of  my  va. 
8.1 4. there  is  a  vanity  that  is  done  upon  the  ear. 

that  this  alfo  is  vanity 
9. 9.all  the  dayes  of  the  life  of  thy  vanity 

all  the  dayes  of  thy  vanity 
1 1.8.  all  that  cometh  is  vanity 

10. for  childhood  and  youth  ate  vanity 
ifai.  5. 18. that  draw  iniquity  with  cords  of  vanity 
30.28.to  fift  the  nations  with  a  fieve  of  vanity 
40.17.  lefie  then  nothing,  and  vanity 

23. he  makeththejudgesofthe  earth  asvani. 
41 .29.beholdjthey  are  all  vanity 
44.9-make  a  graven  image,are  all  of  them  van. 
%7 .\l-vanity (hall  take  them:  but 
58.9, if  thou  take  away— -vanity 
59. 4. they  truft  invanity,  and  fpeak  lies 
Jer.z.^znd  have  walked  aitervanity  ' 

10. 1  5. they  are  vanity,and  the  work  of  errours 
1 6. 1 9.our  fathers  have  inherited  lies,  vanity 
1 8 , 1 5 .  they  have  burnt  incenfe  to  vanity 
51.18  .they  are  vmity,  the  work  of  errours 
Ezek- 1 3-6.they  have  feen  vanity,and  lying  divina. 
8.becaufe  ye  havefpoken  vmity, and 
9.upon  the  prophets  that  fee  vanity 

2  3  .therefore  ye  (hall  fee  no  more  vanity 
2 1. 2 9. whiles  they  fee  vanity  unto  thee 
22.28.feeing  vanity,and  divining  lies 

Hof.  1 2.  r  1 .  furely  they  are  vanity 
Hab.z.  1 3.weary  themfelves  for  very  vanity 
Zcch.\o.x.forthe  idols  have  fpoken  vanity 
Rom.S.zo.ior  th'e  creature  was  made  fubjeft  to  va. 
Epbcf.4. 1 7  .walk  in  the  vanity  of  their  mind 
2 P*t.2.i8.fpeak great  fwelling  words oi  vanity 

SJanlttejS. 
Deut.  32.21  .provoked  me  to  anger  with  their  van. 


V  A  P      V  EN 

i  Kjn.  1 6. 1 3  .God  of.  Ifr.to  anger  with  their  vani. 

Verfe  z6. 
P fal.  z  1.6. hated  them  that  regard  lying  vanities 
Ecclef.i. z.yanhy  ofws.faith  the  preac.  Ch.12.8. 
vanity  of  vanities,  all  is  vanity 
f  .7.divers  vanities  ;  but  fear  thou  God 
Jer. 8. 1 9>provoked  me  to  anger — with  ftrange  va. 
io.8.the  ftock  is  a  doftrine  of  vanities 
14.2  2.among  the  vanities— that  can  caufe  rain 
Jonah  2. 8. they  thatobferve  lying  vanities, forfake 
Ails  14. 1 5.  that  ye  (hould  turn  from  thefe  vanities 
ailapoar. 

Job  36.27.pour  down  rain  according  to  the  vapo. 

3  3. the  cattell  alfo  concerning  "-he  vapour 
Pfal.i&&.%.r\re  and  hail,  fnow  and  vapu-ir 
Ails  2.i9.(igns  in  the  earth — vapour  of  fmoak 
7^.4. i4.your  life — is  even  a  vapour 

JBapours. 
Pfal.  1 3  j-7.he  caufeth  the  vapours  to  afcend 

fcr.io.  13.8c  51.16. 
aaariaWeneffe, 
^izw.  1. 1 7. Father  of  lights,with  whom  is  no  vari. 

fljartance. 
M^Mo.3  5.tofetainanatf«Wa«(:eagainft  his  fa. 
Gal.  J.  20.  idolatry  ,witchcraft,hatred,iwi<wce 

aBafl;nt3  called  31oel. 
1  Cfw.6.a8.fons  of  Samuel :  the  firft-born  Vafhni 

Uaahf. 
Eli.  1 .9>alfo  Vaflhi  the  queen  made  a  feaft 

1 1. to  bring  Vaflhi  the  queen  before  the  king 
1 2.but  the  queen  Vaflhi  refufed  to  come 
1 5 .  w  hat  (hall  we  do  to  the  queen  Vaflhi 
i6.Vaflhi  the  queen  hath  not  done  wrong  to 
17. commanded  Vaflhi  the  queen  to  be  brou. 
i9.that  Vaflhi  come  no  more  before  king  A. 
2.i.he  remembred  Vaflhi,  &  what  (he  had  done 
4.  be  queen  in  (lead  of  Vaflhi 
1 7. made  her  queen  in  ftead  of  Vaflhi 
Umnt. 
Judg.7.z.ki\.lhae\  vaunt  themfelves  againft  me 
fljatmteth. 

1  O.^^.charity  wzastt^notit  felf 
flBcal/ 

Pro.30.Lthe  man  fpake— unto  Ithiel  and  ileal 

Vehement. 
Oiw£.8.6.which  hath  a  moft  vehement  flame 
Jonah  4.8.God  prepared  a  vehement  eaft-wind 

2  Cor. 7. 1 1 .  yea,  what  vehement  defire 
aUehemmtlp. 

Mar.ia.z  r.but  he  fpake  the  more  vehemently 
Luke  6.48.ftream  beat  vehemently  upon  thathoufe 
49. the  ftteam  did  beat  vehemently, and 
11.53  .Pharifees  began  to  urge  him  vehemently 
23.1  o.fcribes  flood  and  vehemently  accufed  him 
SUciri. 
Job  28. i.furely  there  is  a  vein  for  the  filver 

©el. 

E%>a  10.34.of  the  fons  of  Bani :  Maadai,— &  Vel 
3Benem'on0, 

Ails  28.4.faw  the  venemous  beaft  hang  on  his  hand 

Vengeance. 
Gen.a.  1 5. .vengeance  (halbe  taken  on  him  feven-fo. 
Vent. 3  2. 3  5  .to  me  belongeth  vengeance 

4 1. 1  will  render  vengeance  to  mine  enemies 
43.W1II  render  vengeance  to  his  adverfaries 
Judg.  n.36.  the  Lo.  hath  taken  vengeance  for  thee 
P/<z/.58.io.(hall  rejoyce  when  he  feeth  thevengea. 
94.  i.O  Lo.Godjto  whom  vengeance  belongeth 
O  God  to  whom  vengeance  belongeth 
99. 8  .thou  tookeft  vengeance  of  their  inventions 
1 49.7.10  execute  vengeance  upon  the  heathen 
Pro.tf.34.he  will  not  fpare  in  the  day  of  vengeance 
jfai.  3  4.8.1c  is  the  day  of  the  Lords  vengeance 
3  5.4-your  God  will  come  with  vengeance 
47.3.I  will  take  vengeance,  and  I  will 
59. 1 7. he  put  on  the  garment  of  vengeance 
6 1. 2.  and  the  day  of  vengeance  of  our  God 
63. 4. the  day  of  vengeance  is  in  mine  heart 
Jer.  1  i.20.1et  me  fee  thy  vengeance  on  them 

Ch3p.20.t2. 
46. 1  o.a  day  of  vengeance,  that  he  may  avenge 
50.15.for  it  is  the  vengeance  ci~ the  Lord 

take  vengeance  upon  her ;  as 
zS .the  vengeance  of the  Lord  oatGod 

the  vengeance  of  his  temple  Ch.51.1 1. 
5  i.6.this  is  the  time  of  the  Lords  vengeance 
Ee  eee  1 


YEN 


V  E  ft 


36J  will  take  vengeance  for  thee 
Law.3-60.thou  haft  feen  all  their  vewcance 
E^.i^.Z.  caufe  fury  to  come  up  to  take  vengeance 
25.12.  againft  Judah  by  taking  vengeance 
1 4.1  will  lay  my  vengeance  upon  Edom 

and  they  ihall  know  my  vengeance 
1 5.  have  taken  venge.  with  a  dtfpitefuf heart 
17. and  I  will  execute  great  vengeance 

when  I  (hall  by  my  vengeance  on  them 
Micah  5.15.1  will  execute  venge ance  in  anger 
Nab.  i.2.Lord  will  take  vengeance  on  his  adverfar. 
Lu\e  2 1. 22. for  thefe  be  the  dayes  of  vengeance 
Ails  28.4-yet  vengeance  fuffereth  not  to  hve 
K0OT.3.5.1S  God  unrighteous,who  taketh  vengean. 

12.19.  vengeance  is  mine,I  will  repay 
2  Thef.x. 8. in  flaming  firc,taking  vengeance 
Heb.  10.30  .vengeance  belongeth  unto  me 
Jude  7.  fufTering  the  vengeance  ofeternall  fire 

Uenffon. 
Gen>z  5.28.1oved  Efau,becaufe  of  his  venifon 
2,7.3  .go  ot"  ">  'he  feld,  &  take  me  fome  venifon 
5.Efau  went  to  hunt  for  venifon 
7.bring  me  venifon,8c  make  me  favoury  meat 
i9.arife,  I  pray  thee,  fit  &  eat  of  my  venifo 

2  5-1  will  eat  of  my  fons  venifon 
I  i.arife,and  eat  of  his  fons  venifon 

3  3.where  is  he  that  hath  taken  venifon 

WLmome. 
Deut.z  2.3  j.their  wine  is  the  venome  of  afps 

Job  1  z.  19  my  belly  is  as  wine  which  hath  no  vent 

aUentnre. 
2  ft«?g.22,34.a  certain  man  drew  a  bow  atavent. 

2  Cbr.iS.ii. 
SJet-ifta). 
Geff.42.20.fo  (hall  your  words  be  vcrifr.d 
1  rv/»g.8.26.1et  thy  word,I  pray  thee,be  verified 

1  Chro.6.17. 

Gen.4z.z1  .we  are  verily  guilty  concerning 
Exod. 31.13  .verily, my  fabbaths  ye  (hal!  keep 
Judg.i  5.2.I  verily  thought  thou  hadft  utterly  hat. 

1  K.in.  1 .43  .verily,om  lord  — hath  made  Sol.  king 

2  "King.^.  1 4.  verily  (he  hath  no  child 

1  cfoo.21.24. 1  will  verily  buy  it  for  the  full  price 
Job  1 9. 1 3  .mine  acquaintance  are  verily  eftranged 
P/<j/.37-3  .and  verily  thou  (halt  be  fed 
1<).1. verily, every  man  at  his  beft  ftate  is 
58.1  i.venly  there  is  a  reward  for  the  righteous 
W.he  is  a  God  that  judgeth  in  the  ear. 
66.19.but  verily  God  hath  heard  me 
73.13  .verily  I  have  cleanfed  my  heart  in  vain 
//a.45.1  %'Vcrily  thoxi  arc  a  God  that  hideft  thy  felf 
Jer.  1 5. 1 1 .  verily  it  (hall  be  well  with  thy  remnant 
verily  I  will  caufe  the  enemy  to  entreat 
Mat.^.ii.vcrily  I  fay  untoyoUjTill  heaven  and 
z6.verily  I  fay  unto  thee3Thou  (halt  by  no 
6.z.verilji  I  fay  unto  you,They  have  their  rew. 
Verf.5,16. 
8.io.verily  I  fay  unto  you,  I  have  not  found  fo 

10. 1  ^.verily  I  fay  unto  you,It  flialbe  more  tol. 
zz.forveri/y— Ye  (hall  not  have  goneover 
^z.vcrily— He  (hall  in  no  wife  lofe  his  rew. 

1 1. 1 1  .verily  I  fay  unto  you,  Among  them  that 
1 1,17 .verily— many  prophets  and  righte.  men 
1 6.  zS. verily -~ There  be  fome  (landing  here 
1 7. zo.verily  I  fay  unto  you,If  ye  have  faith  as 
i$.7,.vcrily  I  fay  unto  you,Exceptye  be  conver. 
\X_.veril)—  herejoycetbmoreofthat  (heep 
1  B.verily  I  fay  unto  you,Whatfoever  ye  (hall 

19.2  3  .verily  I  fay  unto  you,that  a  rich  man 
z&.verily  —ye  which  have  followed  me 

2 1.2  i.verily— If  ye  have  faith,and  doubt  not 
3  1  .verily  I  fay  unto  you,that  the  publicans 

2  3. 36. verily  I  fay  unto  you,  All  thefe  things 

Z4..Z. verily— -There  (hall not  be  left  here  one 
l$.verily— This  generation  (hall  not  palle 
47. verily  —he  (hall  make  him  ruler  over  all 

25.1  z.verily  I  fay  unto  you,  I  know  ye  not 
40.^'^ — In  as  much  as  ye  have  done  it  to 
4<$. verily  — In  as  much  as  ye  did  it  not  to 

26.1  j.tim/j/— VVherefoeverthisgofpel  (hall  be 
zo.verily — before  the  cockcrow*  thou 
Mar.i.zK  verily—  All  fins  (hall  be  forgiven 

6 .  t  i.verily — It  fhalbe  more  tolerable  for 

8. 1  z.verily— There  (hall  no  fign  be  given 

Q.i.veriljl 


VER      V  E  R 

9. 1  .verily  I  fay  unto  you,  that  there  be  fome 
i2.Eliaswrj(ycomethfirft,andre{torethall 
41. verily— -he  (hall  notlofe  his  reward 

10. 1  5. verily  I  fay  unto  you,  Whofoevet  (hall 
ig.verily  I  fay  unto  you,There  is  no  man 

1 1. ii. verily  I  fay  unto  yon,  that  whofoever 

1  ni.verily  I  fay  unto  you,  that  this  poor  wid. 
13.30.tw7/y-  this  generation  (hall  not  pane 
i^.Q.verily  I  fay  unto  you,Wherefoever  this 

iS.venly  I  fay  untoyou,one  of  you  which 
z^.verily  I  fay  unto  you, I  will  dri.  no  more 
3  o.wri/y  — thou  (halt  deny  me  thrice 
Luke  4.  24.  w>i/y  I  fay  unto  you,  no  prophet  is 
1 1 .51. verily — 'it  (halbe  required  ofthis  genera. 
1 1. 37. verity  I  fay  unto  you,that  he  (hall  gird 
13.3  f.wri/yi  fay  unto  you,  ye  (hall  not  fee  me 
18. 1 7. veri'ly— Whofoever  (hall  not  receive 
zg.verily  I  fay  unto  you,  there  is  no  man 

2  l.^z.vcrily  I  fay  unto  you,  This  generation 
2.3.43  .wri/y,I  fay  unto  thee, To  day  (halt  thou 

Acfs  16.37.npy  wri/y3butlet  themcome  themfel. 
19.4. John  verily  baptized  with  the  baptifme 
22.3.1am  verilya.  man  which  am  a  Jew 
26.9.I  verily  thought  with  my  felf,that  I  ought 
Rpm.z.z^Sot  circumctfion  xwi/ji  profiteth  if  thou 
1 0.18. verily,  their  found  went  into  all  the  ear. 
1 5-27.it  hath  pleafed  them  wrJ/y,and  their 
i  Cor. 5. 3.  for  I  verily  as  abfent  in  body,  but  pref. 

1 4.  i7.for  thou  verity  giveft  thanks  well 
Ga/.3.2i.TCci/yrighteoufnefi"e  (hould  have  been 
1  Thef^.^Sotverily  when  we  were  with  you 
Heb.z.16. verily  he  took  not  on  him  the  nature  of 
^.^Moksverily  wasfaithfull  in  all  his  houfe 
6.i6.formenwri/yfwear  by  the  greater 
7.  f.verily  they  that  are  of  the  fons  of  Levi 

18. for  there  iswW/yadifanullingof 
9.  i.verily  the  firft  covenant  had  alfo  ordinances 
1 2.io.for  they  verily  for  a  few  dayes  chaftened 
1  Pet.  1. zo.who  verily  was  fore-ordained  before 
1  John  2.5.  in  him  verily  is  the  love  of  God  perf. 

John  \.%  i.verily,verily  I  fay  unto  you ,Hercafter  ye 

3. ^.verily '^verily  I  fay  unto  thee,Except  a  man 

Verfe  5. 
1 1. verity, verily  I  fay  unto  thee,We  fpeak 

5.  1  g. verily  perily— The  Son  can  do  nothing  of 
z^.vcnly, verily— He  that  heareth  my  word 
1$, verily, verily  I  fay  unto  you,The  hour  is 

6,z6.verilyiverily—Yt  ftek  me,  not  becaufe 
3 z. verily, ver. — Mofes  gave  you  not  that  br. 
47.W.W.I  fay  unto  you,  He  that  beleeveth 
? 3. w.w.I  fay  unto  you,Except  ye  eat  the 

8.34.wr.W.-— Whofoever  committeth  (in  is 
5  i.wr.wr.I  fay  unto  you,  If  a  man  keep  my 
58.wr.wr-I  fay  toyou,Before  Abr.was  lam 

io.i.wr.wr.I  fay  unto  you,He  that  entreth  not 
7, ver. verily  I  fay  unto  you,  I  am  the  door  of 

12.24.wr.wrJ  fay  unto  you,  Except  a  corn  of 

13.16.ver.ver.~Thc  fervant  is  not  greater  then 
ao.wr.wr.I  fay  unto  you,  He  that  rcceiveth 
2 1  .verily, verily  —one  of  you  (hall  betray  me 
38. verily, verily  —The  cock  (hall  not  crow 

14. 1  z. verily, verily  I  fay  unto  you,  He  that  bel. 

16.  zo. verily, verily  -  Ye  (hall  weep  and  lament 
23.ver.ver. I  fay  to  you,  Whatfoe.ye  (hall  ask 

a  1.1  S.wr.wr. — When  thou  waft  young,  thou 
JSerftp* 
Pfal.  1 1 1. 7. the  works  of  his  hands  are  verity 

1  Tim.z.j.  a  teacher  of  the  Gentiles  in  faith  &  ve. 

aScrmttton. 
yo\22.i4.cieled  with  cedar,&  painted  with  verm. 
E^.23 . 1 4.images  of  the  Cald.  pourtr.  with  ver. 

SUertue.  &ertne, 
Mar.  1.30. that  vertue  had  gone  out  of  him 
Lu\e  6'  1 9-for  there  went  vertuc  out  of  him 

8. 46 .for  I  perceive  that  virtue  is  gone  out  of 
Pfjj/-4.8.if  there  be  any  ve;tue,\i  there  be  any  pra. 

2  Pet.L3.that  hath  called  us  to  glory  and  venue 

I  5.toyourfaith,wrf#f  ;andtowrfae,knowl. 

5Bertuot»«f. 
Ruth  3.1  i.doth  know  that  thou  art  zvertuottt  wo. 
Pro.  1 2.4.a  vertti.  woman  is  a  crown  to  her  husba. 
3 1. 10. who  can  find  a  vcrtuom  woman 
JKertuonflp, 
P1O.3 1.29-done  vertuoufly,  but  thou  exceed,  them 


VER       VER 

3Kerp, 
Gen.  1.3  1  .and  behold,it  was  very  good 

27.2i.wheth.  thou  be  my  very  Ion  Efau,ornot 
24.art  thou  my  very  fon  Efau 
3  3-Ifaac  trembled  very  exceedingly 
3  4.7.wete  grieved,  and  were  very  wroth 
4i.i9<feven  other  kine— poor  &  very  ill-favou. 
3 1. famine  follow. for  it  (halbe  very  grievous 
49.Jofeph  gathered  corn— --very  much 
47. 1 3. for  the  famine  was  very  fore 
Exod.S. z  8. only  you  (hall  not  go  wry  far  away 
y.j.there  (hall  be  a  very  grievous  murrain 
i6.and  in  very  deed  for  this  caufe  have  I  rai. 
j  8.1  will  caufe  it  to  rain  a  very  grievous  hail 
24.firc  mingled  with  the  hailyfery  grievous 
io.i4.1ocufts — very  grievous  were  they 
1 1. 3. Mofes  was  very  gteat  in  the  land  of  Egy. 
Num. 6. 9. if  any  man  die  very  fuddenly  by  him 
1 1.3  3.fmote  the  people  with  a  very  great  plag. 
1 2. 3. now  the  man  Mofes  was  very  meek 
1  3. 28. cities  are  walled,ani  very  great 
1 6.1  j.and  Mofes  was  very  wroth,and  faid 
Deut.zo.n  .to  all  the  cities  which  are  very  far  off 
27. 8. all  the  words  ofthis  law  very  plainly 
28.43  .ftranger-  (hall  get  up  above  thee  very  hi. 
and  thou  (halt  come  down  very  low 
30.  i4.but  the  word  is  very  nigh  unto  thee 
3  2.20.for  they  are  a  very  froward  generation 
Jojh.9.1  g.by  reafon  of  the  very  long  journey 
22.beguiled  us,faying,We  are  very  far  from 
io.20.flayingthem  with  awry  great  flaughter 
27.which  remain  untill  this  very  day 

1  i<4.with  horfes  and  charets  very  many 

2  3 ,6.be  ye  therefore  very  couragious  to  keep 
.Jtf*(g.3.i7.EgIon  was  a  wry  fat  man 

1 1.3  3-fmote  them  with  a  very  great  flaughter 
1 8.9.feen  the  land,and  behold,  it  is  very  good 

Ruth  i,20.  Almig.hath  dealt  very  bitterly  with  me 

1  Sam.z.zz.  now  Eli  was  wry  old 
4. 1  o.and  there  was  a  very  great  flaughter 
j.9.againft  the  city  with  a  very  great  deftructi. 

1 1. hand  of  God  was  very  heavie  there 
14. 1  j.fo  it  was  a  very  great  trembling 

20.and  there  was  a  very  great  difcomfiture 
3  i.and  the  people  were  very  faint 
18.15.faw  that  he  behaved  himfelfwry  wifely 
1 9.4.his  works  have  been  to  thee-ward  very  go. 
25.34.for  in  very  deed,except  thouhadft  halted 
26.4.underft.  that  Saul  was  come  in  very  deed 

z  5'aw.i2.i5.ftrakethe  child  -.&  it  was  wry  lick 
i3.3.Jonadab  was  a  very  fabtill  man 
19.3  2.Barzillai  was  a  very  aged  man 
24.10.forl  have  done  wry  fooliftily 

1  Kin.  1 ,4-and  the  damfell  was  very  fair 

1 5. and  the  king  was  very  old 
1 0.2. (he  came  to  Jeruf.  with  a  very  great  train 

2  Kjn.i4-z6.affl.i€tion  of  Ifr.that  it  was  wrybitt. 

1  Chro.y.  1 3  .very  able  men  for  the  work  of  the 

2  Chro.zo.3  5-Ahaz.  king  of  Ifr.who  did  very  wic. 
E^ra  io.i.aflembled  unto  him  a  very  great  cong. 
Nebetn.i.7.we  have  dealt  very  corruptly  agai.  thee 

4.7.ftopped,then  they  were  very  wroth 
5.6-and  I  was  very  angry,when  I  heard  their  cry 
Eft.  1 . 1  i.therefore  was  the  king  very  wroth 
fob  3  2.6.I  am  young,and  ye  are  very  old 
P/a/,5.9.their  inward  part  is  very  wickednefle 

3  5.8.into  that  very  deftru&ion  let  him  fall 
4^.1.  God  is  — a  Wry  prefenc  help  in  trouble 
5 8. 3. it  (hall  be  very  tempeftuous  round  about 
7 1. 1 9. thy  righteoufnefle  is  very  high 
7g.8.for  we  are  brought  very  low 
89.2.faithfuln.(halt  thou  eftabl.in  the  very  hea. 
92.5-and  thy  thoughts  are  very  deep 

93. 5. thy  teftimonies  are  very  fure 
105.12.yea,  wy  few,  and  ftrangers  in  it 
1 1 9.1 3 8. thy  teftimonies  are  wryfaithfull 

I40.thy  word  is  very  pure 
i42.6.for  I  am  brought  wry  low 
146.4.HI  that  very  day  his  thoughts  periih 
147.15. his  word  runneth  very  fwiftly 

Pro.  17. 9.repeateth  a  matt,  feparateth  very  friends 
27.1 5.3 continuall  dropping  in  a  very  rainy  d. 

ifai.  1 .9.  had  left  unto  us  a  very  fmall  remnant 
5. 1. hath  a  vineyard  in  a  very  fruitfull  hill 
1 0.1 5. for  yet  a  very  little  while,  and  the  indig. 
1 6.6.of  the  pride  of  Moab,he  is  very  proud 


VER 


V  E  S 


14-tbe  remnant  (hall  be  very  fmall  and  feeble 
24.i6.treacherous  dealers  have  deal;  very  treach. 
29.i7.is  it  not  yet  a  very  little  while,and  Leba. 
30. 1 9. he  will  be  very  gracious  unto  thee 
3 1 . 1  .in  horfe-men,becaufe  they  are  very  ftrong 
3  3. 1 7. (hall  behold  the  land  that  is  very  far  off 
40. 1 5 .he  takcth  up  the  ifles  as  a  very  little  thing 
47.60ntheanci.haft  thou  very  heavily  laid  the 
48.8.that  thou  wouldft  deal  very  neacheroufly 
5*.f  3. be  (hallbeexalted,and  be  wry  high 
64  9-be  not  wroth  very  fore^O  Lord 

i^-wilt  thou  bold  thy  peace,&affi. us  w.fore 

Jer.z. iz.be  ye  very  defolate,faith  the  Lord 
4.19.1am  pained  3t  my  very  heart 
12.Lwheref.are  they  happy  that  deal  wry  treac 
i4.i7.peop.is  broken  with  a  very  grievous  blow 
i8.i3.virginofIfra.  hath  done  a  wry  horrible 
20. 1 5. a  man-ch.is  born,making  him  very  glad 
24.2.one  basket  had  very  good  figs 

the  other  basket  had  very  naughty  figs 
3. the  good  figs  very  good,&  the  evill  wryev. 
2.7.7.  fetve  till  the  very  time  of  his  land  come 
46.20.Egypt  is  like  a  very  fair  heifer 

Lam-.^.zz.thoa  an  very  wroth  againft  us 

E%e\.  2.3  .tranfgreffed  againft  me  to  this  very  day 
16.47.as  if  that  were  a  very  little  thing,thou 
33.3  i.thou  art  unto  them  as  a  very  lovely  fong 
37.2.there  were  very  many  in  the  open  valley 
40. 2. and  fee  me  on  a  very  high  mountain 
47.7.at  the  bank  of  the  river  were  very  many  tr. 

Da?i.z.  1 1.  for  this  caufe  the  king  was  very  furious 
6.i9.king  rofe  very  early3and  went  in  hafte 

Jonah  4. 1 .  and  he  was  very  angry 

Hab.z.  1 3-the  people  (hall  labour  in  the  very  fire 
peop.ihall  weary  themf.for  very  vanity 

Zech.1.1 5.I  am  very  fore  difpleafed  with  the  heath. 
8.4-every  man  wth  his  ftaffe  in  his  hand  for  very 
9.2.Tyrusand  Zidon,though  it  be  very  wife 
5. Gaza  (hall  fee  it,and  be  wyforrowfull 

Mat.  io.3o.thcvery  hairs  of  your  head  are  allnum. 
1 5.28.dau.was  made  whole  from  that  very  hour 
17.18.  the  child  was  cured  from  that  very  hour 
1 8.3  i.faw  what  was  done,thty  were  very  forty 
24.24.they  (hall  deceive  the  very  elect 
26.7.  an  alablafter  box  of  wry  precious  ointm. 
37.began  to  be  forrowfull,  and  very  heavie 

Mar.  14.3.  box  of  ointm.  offpikenard,wrypreci. 
33  .began  to  be  fore  amazed,and  very  heavie 
i6.2.wy  early  in  the  morning  they  came 

Lul(e  i.3.underftand.  of  things  from  the  very  firft 
9.  5.  (hake  offthe  very  duft  from  your  feet  for  a 
10. 1  r. the  very  duft  of  your  city  we  do  wipe  ofF 
i2.7.the  very  hairs  of  your  head  are  all  numbr. 

59.till  thou  haft  paid  the  very  laft  mite 
1 8. 2 3. was  very  forrowfull,  for  he  was  very  rich 

24.faw  that  he  was  wry  forrowfull,  he  faid 
1 9.48. for  all  the  people  were  very  attentive 
24. 1. very  early  in  the  morning,they  came  unto 

John  7.26.know  indeed  that  this  is  the  very  Chri. 
8.4. taken  in  adultery ,in  the  very  aft 
i2.3.oyntment,of  fpikenard,wy  coftly 
14.1 1  .elfe  beleeve  me  for  the  wry  works  fake 

AcJs  9.22.proving  that  this  is  wry  Chrift 
10. 10. and  he  became  wry  hungry 
24.2.  that  wry  worthy  deeds  are  done  unto  this 
2  5.io.done  no  wrong,as  thou  very  well  know. 

Sow.i  3. ^.attending  continually  on  this  wry  thing 

2  Cor.9. 2.your  zeal natn  provoked  very  many 
1 2,i  5' .wry  gladly  fpend  and  be  fpent  for  you 

Phil.  1 ,6.bemg  confident  of  this  very  thing 

1  Tte/.5.23.thewryG.  of  peace  fanctifieyouwh. 

2  Tim.  1 . 1 8  .at  Ephefus,thou  knoweft  very  well 
Heb.  1  o.  1  .and  not  the  wry  image  of  the  things 
Jam.  3. 4.  turned  about  with  a  very  fmall  helm 

5. 1  i.the  L.is  very  pitifull,and  of  tender  mercy 
3Uerp  much,  See  &j)iicr;, 
8Bcrg  great,  See  dftteat, 

mtmi 

Levit.6. 2 8. but  the  earthen  veffell  (hail  be  broken 
11.3  2,unclean,whether  it  be  any  vejfell  of  wood 
whatfoever  veffell  it  be,  wherein  any 
3  3  .every  earthen  veffell — (halbe  unclean 
34.1'n  everv  fuch  w/^//,(halbe  unclean 
i45.oneofthebirdsbekil.in  anear.w/.V.5o. 
I5.i2.the  veffell  of  earth  that  he  toucheth 

every  vejfell  of  wood  (halbe  rinfed  in  w. 
•  Num.<y. 17.  (lull 


V  E  S       V  E  S 


Num.  5.  r  7-lhall  take  holy  water  in  an  earthen  vef. 
1 9.1  5  .every  open  veffell  which  hath  no  covering 
1 7.water  (hall  be  put  thereto  in  a  veffell 
DCBf.z3.14.thou  (halt  not  put  any  in  thy  veffell 
1  S««.2 1_5.it  were  fanSified  this  day  in  the  vef. 
1  Kin.17.10.  fetch  me  a  little  water  ina  veffell 
z  2^.4.6.bring  me  yet  a  veffell.  And  he  faid 

there  is  not  a  veffell  more 
Pfal.z.9  malt  dafh  them  in  pieces  like  a  potte.  w£ 

3  1 . 1  z.I  am  like  a  broken  wjje// 
Pro. z 5 .4.thete  (hall  come  forth  a  «//e#  for  ,tlie  fi- 
lfm.  3  o.  I4.as  the  breaking  of  the  potters  w$# 

66.zo.bring  an  offering  in  a  clean  veffell 
Jer.i  8.4-the  veffell —  was  marred  in  the  hand  of 
fo  he  made  it  again  another  veffell 
19. 1 1. this  city  as  onebrcaketh  a  potters  veffell 
22.28. is  he  a  veffell  wherein  is  nopleafutc 
z  5.34^  (hall  fall  like  apleafant  veffell 
3z.14.and  put  them  in  an  earthen  veffell 
48. 1 1. hath  not  been  emptied  from  vef.to  veffel 

3  8. for  I  have  broken  Moab  like  a  veffell 
5 1 . 3  4. he  hath  made  me  an  empty  veffell 
■E^.4-4-9  Put  tnem  in  one  vcffcllpnd  make  thee 

1  5.  3. a  pin  of  ir,to  hang  any  veffell  thereon 
Ho/X8.as  a.veffell  wherein  is  no  pleafure 
Mar. i  i.i6.(hould  carry  any  veff.thovow  thetem. 
Luke  S.16.3  candle,  covereth  it  with  a  veffell 
John  1 9.z9.there  was  fet  a  veffell  fM  of  vineger 
^Si9.i5.fotheis  achofen  veffell  unto  me  _ 
io.n.and  a  certain  Wjfjc// defcending  to  him 

i6.and  the  veffell  was  received  up  again 
1 1.  j.a  certain  veffell  defcend,as  it  had  been  a 
Rom.g.zi-to  make  one  veffell  unto  honour,and 
1  rk/.4.4.poffeffe  his  veffell  in  fanftification 
zTi;».z.zi.hefhallbe  a  veffell  unto  honour 
1  Pc;.3-7.hon.  to  the  wife  as  to  the  weaker  veffell 

Gra.45.1  i-b-'ft  fruits  in  thc  landin  your  veffels 
E.V(w!.7.i9.both  inw#/Jofwood,and  inveffcls 
z  5.39.make  it,with  all  thefe  vcffels 
30.z7.the  table  and  all  his  veffels,  and 

the  candleftickand  his  vcffels 
zS.the  altar — with  all  his  veffels 
35.13.the  table  —and  all  his  veffels 

i6.and  all  his  veffels, the  laver  and  his  foot 
37.  i6.made  the  veffels  which  were  on  the  table 

Z4.made  he  ir,md  all  the  veffels  thereof 
3  8 . 3  .he  made  all  the  veffels  of  the  altar 

3o.grate  fovi^and  all  the  veffels  of  the  altar 
3  9.3  <?Dthe  table,  and  the  veffels  thereof 
3  7.the  pure  candleftick,— &  all  the  veffels 
39.the  brafen  altar, — and  all  his  veffels 
qo.ihevcjfels  of  the  fervice  of  the  tabernacle 
40.9.(halt  hallow  it,and  all  the  veffels  thereof 
icthou  (halt  anoint  the  alt. — &  all  his  vef. 
Levit.S .  1 1  .anointed  the  altar,and  all  his  veffels 
Num-\..<)0.zr\6.  over  all  the  vcffels  thereof 

(hall  bear  the  tabernac.  &  all  the  veffels 
3.31  .the  altars,&  the  veffels  of  the  Sanctuary 

3 6.theT>e//ek  thereof ,&  all  that  fervethther. 
4_9.and  all  the  oyl  veffels  thereof 

10.  (hall  put  it,and  all  the  veffels  thereof 
i4.{hall  put  upon  it  all  the  veffels  thereof 

all  theveffcls  of  the  altar 
1 5.2nd  all  the  veffels  of  the  fan&uary 
i^.in  the  fanftuary,and  in  the  veffels  thereof 
7.i.both  the  altar,andall  the  veffels  thereof 
18. 3. (hall  not  come  nigh  the  veffels  of  thefan. 
1 9. 1 8  .and  fprinkle  if— upon  all  the  veffels 
Ruth  2. 9. when  thou  art  athitft,go  unto  the  veffels 

1  Sam. 9.7 .for  thc  bread  is  fpent  in  our  veffels 

z  1. 5. and  thew/^/softhe  young  men  are  holy 

2  S<aw.i7.z8.brought  beds,&  ba!ins,&  earthen  ve. 
1  Iv«.7.45.and  all  theveffels  which Hirim  made 

47.and  Solomon  left  all  thc  veffels  unweig. 
48. Solomon  made  all  the  veffels  which  pert. 
5 1. the  veffels  did  he  put  among  the  treasures 

8.4-and  all  the  holy  veffels  that  were  in  the  tab. 

1 5. 15. houfe  of  the  L.  filver,&  gold,and  veffels 
z  K.w.4.3.  go,  borrow  thee  veffels  abroad 

even  empty  vcffels, bonov  not  a  few 
4.fhakpour  out  into  all  thofe  veffels 
5. who  brought  the  veffels  to  her 
6.when  the  veffels  were  full,(he  faid 

7.i5.the  way  was  full  of  garments  and  vcffels 

14. 1 4. he  took— all  the  veffels  that  were  found 


V  E  S       V  E  S 

23. 4. all  the  veffels  that  were  made  for  Baal 

1  Chro.p. zS.hzd  thc  charge  of  the  miniftring veff. 
29.fome — were  appoint,  to  over-fee  the  vef. 

2  2. 1 9. the  holy  veffels  of  God, into  the  houfe 
23.26.nor  any  veffels  of  it  for  the  fervice  there. 
2  8. 1 3. and  for  ail  the  veffels  of  fervice 

2  d>/'ff#4.i8.thus  Solomon  made  all  thefe  veffels 
i9.made  all  theveffels  that  were  for  the  hou. 

5. 5. they  brought  up  all  the  holy  veffels 
I5.i8.filv<:r,and  gold,  and  veffels 
24.i4.whereof  were  made  veffels  for  the  houfe 
25.24.took  all— the  veffels  that  were  found 
28.24.  Ahaz  gathered  together  the  veffels  of 
29. 1 8. all  the  veffels  thereof5&  thc  (hew-bread 
i9.the  veffels  wchking  Ahaz — did  caft  away 
36.7.Nebuchad-nez.  alfo  carried  of  the  vcffels 
lo.brought  him  to  Bab. with  the  goodly  vef. 
1 8.and  all  the  veffels  of  the  houfe  of  God 
i9.and  deftroyed  all  the  goodly  veffels 
E\ra  1. 7. Cyrus  the  king  brought  forth  the  veffels 
io.and  other  veffels  a  thoufand 
5.i5.and  faid  unto  him,Take  thefe  veffels 
7.i9.the  veffels  alfo  that  are  given  thee 
8.25. weighed  to  them  the  filver,— &  the  zcjfe. 
27. and  two  veffels  of  fine  copper 
28. the  vcffels  are  holy  alfo 
3o.and  the  veffels,  to  bring  them  to  Jerufal. 
33.  the  veff 'els  weighed  in  the  houfe  of  our  G. 
Nebem.  1 0.3  9. where  are  the  veffels  of  the  fanctuary 
i3.5.where  aforetime  they  laid  the  —  veffels 
9. thither  brought  I  again  the  veffels 
ifai-iS.z.even  in  veffels  of  bulruihes  on  the  water 
22.24.all  veffels  of  fmall  quantity :  from  the 

veffels  of  cups,  even  to  all  the  vcffels  of 
52.l1.be  ye  clean,that  bear  the  veffels  of  the 
65.4.broth  of  abominab.  things  is  in  their  vef. 
Jer.i^-l  .they  returned  with  their  veffels  empty 
27.  \6.  the  veffels  of  the  Lords  houfe  (hall 
18. that  the  veffels  —  go  not  to  Babylon 
19. concerning  the  refidue  of  the  veffels 
2 1. concerning  the  veffels  that  remain 
28.3.1k  bring  again  into  this  place  all  the  veff. 
6.thou  haft  prophefied,tobring  again  the  vef. 
40.50.and  oyl,and  put  them  in  your  veffels 
48. 1 2. (hall  empty  his  vcffels,  and  break  their 
49. 29. (hall  take  to  themfelves — all  their  veffe. 
Dan.i.z.vikh  part  of  the  veffels  of  the  houfe  of  G. 
brought  the  veffels  into  the  treafure-ho. 
5.2.to  bring  the  golden  and  filver  veffels 
3  .then  they  brought  the  golden  veffels 
2 3. and  they  have  brought  the  veffels  of  his 
Hof.i  3.15 .(hall  fpoil  the  tteafure  of  all  pleaf.  vef. 
Hag.z.i6.xo  draw  out  fifty  veffels  out  of  the  preffe 
Mat.  1 3. 48. and  gathered  the  good  into  veffels 

2  5-4.but  the  wife  took  oyl  in  their  veffels 
Mar. 7. 4,2s  the  warning  of  cups,and — brafen  veff. 
Rom.  9. 22.  veffe  Is  of  wrath  fitted  to  deftrudion 

2  3  .the  riches  of  his  glory  on  the  vcffels  of  m. 
z  Cor. ^.j. vie  have  this  treafure  in  earthen  veffels 
Heb.g.z  i.and  all  die  veffels  of  the  miniftery 
RevcLz.z7.as  thc  vcffels  of a  potter  (hall  they  be 
1 8. 1  z  .and  all  manner  of  veffels  of  ivory 
23eO"el0  ofbraffe,  See  Hgiaffe, 
3UeffelS  joyned  v/ithgold,  See  df5olD. 
SUeiTelS  joyned  with filver}See  &i\Hv. 
5Beftment0. 
2  Kjn.i  o.22.bring  forth  veflments  for  all  the  wor. 
and  he  brought  forth  veflments 
aHeSrfe. 

2  Kin.  10. 22. faid  unto  him  that  was  over  the  veff 

JUeftarc,  or  2Uefturcs. 
Gen. 4  1.42.  and  arayed  him  in  vef  arcs  of  fine  lin. 
Dcut.z  z.i  2.  fringes  on  the  fourquarte.of  thy  vef. 
Pfal.  z  2 . 1 8. and  caft  lots  upon  my  vcftiire 

102.26.as  a  veflnre  (halt  thou  change  them 
Mat. zj. $<$. upon  my  vcflurc  did  they  caft  lots 
John  1 9. 24. and  for  my  veflnre  they  did  caft  lots 
Heb. i.iz.zndzs  a  vefture  (halt  thou  fold  them  up 
Revel.  19. 13.  clothed  with  a  veflitre  dipt  in  bloud 
16. he  hath  on  his  veflnre— 3.  name  written. 
©elation. 
Df«f. 28.20. Lord  (hall  fend  upon  thee  vexation 
£«/c/.i.i4.vaniiy,&  vexation  oi  (phiz     Cb.2.17. 
17-that  this  alfo  isvexation  of  fpirit 
2.1 1  .all  was  vanity,  and  vexation  of  fpirit 
zz.what  hath  man — of  the  vexat.oi  his  heart 
E  e  e  e  e  3 


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V  I  c 


26.this  alfo  is  vanif.y,and  vexation  cf  fpirit 
Chap.4.4si6.&  6.9. 
4.6.then  both  the  hands  full — w*  vexa..oi fpir. 
lfai.9.  1  .(hall  not  be  fuch  as  was  in  her  vexation 
zH. 19. a  vexation,  only  to  understand  the  report 
65.14.and  (hall  howl  for  vexation  of  fpirit 

aaejcattouisf. 
2  Chro,  1 5.  j. great  vexations  were  upon  all  theinh. 

Exod.zz. 2i.£halt  neither  vexe  a  ftranger.ncr 
Lcvit.iB.i  S.nei— take  a  wife  to  her  fifter,to  vexe 

1 9. 3  3  .if  a  ftranger  fojourn — ye  (hall  not  vexe 
Num.  1 5. 1 7. vexe  the  Midianites,  and  finite  them 
18. for  they  vexe  you  with  their  wiles 

33.55.fhallw^tyouin  the  land  wherein  ye  d. 
z  Sam.  1 2. 1 8.how  will  he  then  vexe  himfelf 
2  Chro.i  5.6. God  did  vexe  them  with  ail  adverfity 
Job  19. 2. how  long  v/ill  ye  vexe  my  foul 
P/a/.2.5.and  vexe  them  in  his  fore  difpleafure 
lfai.7.6.\et  us  go  againft  Judah,and  vexe  it 

1 1. 1 3. and  J udah  (hall  not  w^e  Ephtaim 
£^.3  z.9.Ile  alfo  vexe  the  hearts  of  many  people 
Hob.  z.7.and  awake  that  (hall  vexe  thee 
■Acts  1 2.1  .his  hands,to  vexe  cettain  of  the  church 

©ejeet). 
Num.zo.i 5,the  Egyptians  vcxedus, and  our  fath. 
JWg.z.i8.by reafon  ofthem  that ■zm-^ them 

io.8.that  year  they  vexed  the  children  of  Ifrael 

1 6. 1 6 So  that  his  foul  was  vexed  unto  death 

1  S/zffz.i4.47.whitherfoeverhe  turned  -  he  vexed 

2  Sam.i  3.2.Amnon  was  fo  vexcdt\hit  he  fell  fick 
2  Kjn.4-.z7 .let  her  alone,for  her  foul  is  vexed 
Nehem,i}.z7.whovexedthcm,and  in  the  time  of 
Job  27-z.the  Almighty,  who  hath  vexed  my  foul 
Pfal.6.z.  heal  me,  for  my  bones  are  vexed 

3. my  foul  is  alfo  fore  vexed 

10.  let  all  mine  enemies  be  — ■  fore  vexed 
I fai.6 3. 10. they  rebelled,  and  vexedhis  holy  fpirit 
£^c£.z2.5.which  art  infamous,and  much  vexed 

7.in  thee  have  they  vexed  the  fatherleffe 

29.and  have  vexed  the  poor  and  needy 
Mat. 1 5.2  2.my  daughter  is  grievoufly  vexed  with 

17. 1 5. for  he  is  lunatick,and  fore  vexed 
Luke  6. 1 8. and  they  that  were  vexed  with  unclean 
Alls  5.16. them  wch  were  vexed  with  unclean  fpir. 
2  Pet.  2.7. and  delivered  juft  Lot,vexcd  with  the 

8.  vexed  his  righteous  foul  from  day  today 
i'iial. 

1  Sam.  1 0.1. then  Samuel  took  a  vial  of  oyl 
Revel.  1 6. 2. poured  out  his  vial  upon  the  earth 

3.fecond  angel  poured  out  hisvial  on  the  fea 
4.third  angel  poured  out  his  vial  on  the  riv. 
8 .fourth  angel  poured  out  his  vial  on  the  fun 
10. fifth— poured  out  his  vial  on  the  feat  of 
iz.fixth-poured  out  his  vial  on  the  great  riv. 
i7.feventh— poured  out  his  vialinto  the  air 

Uialg. 

Revel.^.S.hivinfj,  every  one  ofthem  -golden  vials 
1  5. 7. gave  to  the  feven  angels  feven  golden  via. 
1 6. 1. pour  out  thc  vials  of  the  wrath  of  God 
17. 1. feven  angels  which  had  the  feven  vials 

Chap.  2 1. 9. 
UictOtp. 

2  Sam.iQ.z.viclory  that  day  was  turned  into  mou. 

23.10.the  L.  wrought  a  great  victory  that  day 
1 2.and  the  Lord  wrought  a  great  viclory 
1  Chro.  29. 1  i.thine,  O  Lord,  is  the  victoij 
Pfal.^8.i.hh  holy  arm  hath  gotten  him  the  viclo. 
lfai.z<$.8.he  will  fwallovv  up  death  in  viclory 
Afat.i2.zo.till  he  fend  forth  judgement  untow5. 
1  Cor,  1 5. 5 4. death  is  fwailowed  up  in  vicloiy 
55  Ograve,where  hthyviilo-ry 
57.thanks  be  to  G. which  giveth  us  the  viclo. 
1  John  5.4-this  is  the  viclory— even  our  faith 
Revel. i^.z.zhetn  that  had  gotten  the  viclory  over 
fcltaaail. 

E;ro/.  1  2. 3  9. neither  had  they  prepared  any  vi&u. 
J11dg.zo.10.to  fetch  viclmll  for  the  people 
i  J(;«.4.z7.thofe  officers  provided  viclualliox 
z  C%0.ii.ii'putcaptainsinthem,&  ftote  of vitl. 
23  .and  he  gave  them  viclmll  in  abundance 
M(tmi<S. 
Gra.i4.r1.took — all  their  vicluals,and  went 
Z.ew.25.37.  nor  lend  him  thyviffuals  for  increafe 
Dent. 23.1 9.ufury  of  money,ufury  of  vicliials 
Jofh.  1  •  1 1  .prepare  ye  vicluals,fot  within  three  dai. 
v     ^^^  9.n.'ake 


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V  1  L       V  I  N 


V  I  N      V  I  N 


9.11  .take  vicluals  with  you  for  the  journey 

14. and  the  men  took  of  their  victuals 

Judg.y.H.fo  the  people  took  victuals  in  their  han. 

1  7. 1  o.a  Cute  of  apparell,and  thy  victuals  ^ 
1  Sdiw.iz.io.gave  himvicluals,  &  gave  him  the 
1  I£«z.4.7.which  provided  »i<3««/*  for  the  king 

1  i.i8.gavc  him  an  houfe,  &  appointed  him  vi. 
Nehem.10.1 1. or  any  victuals  on  the  fabbath  day 

13.1  $.in  the  day  wherein  they  fold  victuals 
/c^o.f. captain  of  the  guard  gave  him  victuals 

44.17.for  then  had  we  plenty  of  victuals 
Ato.i  4.1  {.into  the  villages  to  buy  themfel-  vicl. 
Lu\e.c>.  1 2.into  the  towns — and  lodge,  &  get  vi- 

33tra>. 

fojb. 1. r.go}view  the  land,  even  Jericho 

7. 2.go  up  and  view  the  countrey 
1  ft'7Z-2-7.and  flood  to  view  afar  off 

1  $.fons  of  the  prophets  which  were  to  view 

aateroeb. 
Jofh. 7. z.inxd  the  men  went  up  and  viewed  Ai 
E'Kya  8. 1 5. and  I  viewed  the  people,and  the  priefts 
JVetew.i.ij.and  viewed  the  wallsof  Jerufalem 
1 5. and  viewed  the  wall,and  turned  back 

(Efgtlant. 

1  Ti»z.j.2.abifhop  then  muft  be  blamelefTe,— vi. 
1  Pet.  ? .  8.  be  fober,  be  vigilant 

mat, 

De.'tf.i  5.3. then  thy  brother  mould  feem  vile  unto 
JWg.19.14.but  unto  this  man  do  not  (ovile  a  th. 

1  Sam.  3.  i  3.  becaufe  his  fons  made  themfelves  vile 

1 5 .9.every  thing  that  was  vile  they  deftroyed 

2  Sd«z.6.22.andlwillyetbe  morew/e  then  thus 
J"o&  1 8. 3. and  reputed  vile  in  your  fight 

40.4.behold,  I  am  vile,  what  (hall  I  anfwer 
Pfal.i^.^.'m  whofe  eies  a  fi/e  petfon  is  contemned 
ifai.^i.^.vile  pcrfon  (hall  no  more  be  called  libe. 

6.the  vile  perfon  w  ill  fpeak  villany 
fa:  1 J .  1 9.  take  forth  the  precious  from  the  vile 

29. 17. and  will  make  them  like  vile  figs 
Lam.  1 . 1  i.fee,0  Lord,for  I  am  become  vile 
Van.  1 1.2 1  .in  his  eftate  (hall  ftand  up  a  vile  perf. 
Nabum  1 .  14.1k  make  thy  grave,  for  thou  art  vile 

3.6.filth  uponthee,and  make  thee  vile 
Ro»z.i.26.gavethem  up  to  vile  affections 
Phil.  3 . 2 1 . w  ho  (hall  change  our  vile  body 
/<z«2.2.2.come  in  alfo  a  poor  man  in  vile  raiment 

fflflf!* 
z  Sam.  1 . 21  .(hield  of  the  mighty  is  vilely  caJJ  away 

©tier. 

Job  ?o.8.they  viereviler  then  the  earth 

©(left. 
P/a/.i2.8.when  the  vilefl  men  are  exalted 

©Mage. 

Mat.11. 2. faying  unto  them,Go  into  the  village 

Mat.  1  i.2.go  your  way  into  the  village  over  agai. 

Luke  8.i.went  throughout  every  city  and  village 

9.5  i.they  went  and  entred  into  a  village  of 

5<5.and  they  went  to  another  village 
10.  3  8.that  he  entred  into  a  certain  village 
17. 1 2.and  as  he  entred  into  a  certain  village 
19.3.0^0  ye  into  the  village  over  againftyou 
24. 1  j.two  of  them  went  that  fame  day  to  a  vil. 
a8.and  they  drew  nigh  unto  the  village 
auillagc0. 

Exod.2. 1  3  .the  frogs  died — out  of  the  villages 

Levit.z  %-l  1  -but  the  houfes  of  the  villages  which 

Num.zi.z-).m  He(hbon,&  in  all  the  villages  ther. 

3  2.and  they  took  the  villages  thereof 

1  2.42.100k  Kenath,and  the  villages  thereof 

Jofb.i  5.45-Ekron,  with  her  towns  and  her  villag. 

46.  neer  Aftidod,  with  their  villages 

Verfe  47. 
19.8.3a  the  villages  thzt  were  roundabout 
2 1. 1 2. /he  villages  thereof  gave  they  to  Caleb 
/wfr.'^.the  inhabitants  of  the  villages  cezfed 

1 1  .towards  the  inhabitants  of  his  villages 
i  Cbro.4. 3  i.and  their  villages  were  :  Etam,&  Ain 
33.  all  their  villages  that  were  round  about 
6.  $6.the  villages  thereof  they  gave  to  Caleb 
9.1 6.that  dwelt  in  the  villages  of  the  Netopha. 

2  2.reckoned  by  their  genealogie  in  their  vil. 
■   15. their  brethren,which  were  in  their  villag. 

i  Cbr. 28 . 1 8 .had  taken— Shocho  wth  the  w//.ther. 
and  Timnah  with  the  villages  thereof 
G  imto  alfo,  and  the  villages  thereof 
1  Nebem.6.z-\tt  us  meet  in  one  of  thevillages 


11. 15. and  for  the  village j-,wnh  their  fields 

at  Kiriath-aiba,&  in  the  villages  there, 
at  Dibon,and  in  the  villages  thereof 
at  Jekabzeel,  &  in  the  villages  thereof 
2 7. at  Beer-(hebasar)d  in  the  villages  thereof  I 
28. at  Mekonah,and  in  the  villages  thereof     1 
3o.Zanoah,Adullam,and  in  their  villages   j 
at  Azekah,and  in  the  villages  thereof' 
3  i.Beth-el,  and  in  their  villages 
12.28  .and  from  the  villages  of  Netophathi 
29«for  the  fingers  had  builded  them  villages 
Eft.9.19  .the  jev/esof  the  villages,  that  dwelt  in 
Pfal.  10.8. he  fitteth  in  lurking  places  of  the  villag. 
Cant. 7. 1 1  .let  us  lodge  in  the  villages 
ifai.^z.  1 1  .the  villages  that  Kedar  doth  inhabite 
£^.3  8.1 1  .He  go  up  to  the  land  of  unwalled  vil. 
Ha6.3.i4.didft  ftnke  through — .hehead  of  his  vil. 
Mat.  1 4. 1 5  .that  they  may  go  into  the  villages 
Mar.6.6.he  went  round  about  the  villag.  teaching 
3  6.into  the  villages,  &  buy  themfelves  bread 
Ails  8.2  5. the  gofpel  in  many  villages  of  the  Sam. 
©SlageS  joined  with  cities,St:e  <Citie£f« 

©iHang. 

lfai.3  2.i?.fortIie  vile  perfon  will  fpeak  villany 
Jer.zy.  2  3. becaufe  they  have  committed  villany 
©tne. 

Gr?2.40.9.behold,a  vine  was  before  me 
io.inthe  vine  werethr^e  branches 
49. 1  i.binding  his  foal  unto  the  vine 

and  his  affes  colt  unto  the  choice  vine 
Levit.z f  .y.neither  gather  the  grapes  ofthy  vine 

Verfe  1 1 . 
Num.6./L,eat  nothing  that  is  made  of  the  w«e-tree 
Deut. -$2.2,1. for  their  vine  is  the  vine  of  Sodom 
,7«i/g.9.i2.trees  unto  the  vine,Come  thou  &  reign 
1 3  .vine  faid  unto  them,  Should  I  leave  my 
13.14  not  eat  of  any  thing  that  com.  of  the  vi. 
1  2£»z.4.25.dwelt  fafely,every  man  under  his  vine 
z  I£i#.4.39.found  a  wild  vine,8c  gathered  thereof 

18.3 1. then  eat  ye  every  one  of  his  own  wise 
Job  1  f  .3  3. (hake  off  his  unripe  grapes,as  the  vine 
Pfal.  80. 8.  thou  haft  brought  a  vine  out  of  Egypt 
i4.behold,  and  vifit  this  vine 
1 28.3. thy  wife  (hall  be  as  a  fruitful  vine 
Cant.6. 11. to  fee  whether  the  vine  flourifhed 
7.8.thy  breft s  fhalbe  as  the  dufters  of  the  vine 
i2.1et  us  fee  if  the  fise  flourifh 
lftd.%. 2. planted  it  with  the  choiceft  vine 
i6.8.1angui(hj  and  the  vine  of  Sibmah 
9.I  will  bewail— the  vine  ofSibmah 
24.7. new  wine  mourneth,  the  wze  languifheth 
32.1  i.they  (hall  lament  for  the  fruitfull  vine 
3  4.4.as  the  leaf  falleth  off  from  the  vine 
3<S.i6.eatyeeveryone  of  his  vine^rtd  every 
Jer.z.  21  .yet  I  had  planted  thee  a  noble  vine 

degenerate  plant  of  a  ftraige  vine 
£.9.glean  the  remnant  of  Ifcael  as  a  vine 
8. 1 3. there  (hall be  no  grapes  on  the  vine 
48.32.Ow2e  ofSibmah,I  will  weep  for  thee 
E?Sk- l  J-i.what  is  the  vine-tree  more  then  any  tr. 
6.as  the  vine-tret  among  the  trees  of  the  for. 
17.6.K  grew,and  became  a  fprcading  vine 

foit  became  a  w^,and  brought  forth 
7.this  vine  did  bend  her  roots  towards  him 
8.thatitmightbe  a  goodly  vine 
1 9. 10. thy  mother  is  like  a  vine  in  thy  bloud 
Hof.10.  i.Ifrael  is  an  empty  vine 

1 4. 7. they  (hall  revive,and  grow  as  the  vine 
Joel  1. 7. he  hath  hid  my  vine  wafte 

1 2. the  vine  is  dried  up,the  fig-tree  languifh. 
2.22.the  fig-tree  &  the  vine  do  yecld  their  ftre. 
Mkah $.$.they  (hall  fit  every  man  under  his  vine 
Nabum  2.2.and  marred  their  MW-branches 
Hdg.2.i9.asyetthe  vine  hzth  not  brought  forth 
Zed>.3.io.call  every  man  his  neighb.  under  his  v;. 

8.i  z.the  vine  (hall  give  her  fruit 
M2/.3.1 1. neither  (liall your z/«?caft  her  fruit 
Mat.  16- 29.net  drink  hencefo.of  this  fru.of  thevi. 
Mar.14.z5.no  more  of  the  fruit  of  the  vinejmxill 

Lv.\e  22.18. 
John  1  j .  1 . 1  am  the  true  Vine3  and  my  Father 
4.  except  it  abide  in  the  vine 
5.I  am  the  Vine,  ye  are  the  branches 
Jam.  3. 1  z. bear  olive-berries  ?  either  a  vine,  figs 
Revel.  14. 1 8. gather  the  duffers  of  rhc  vine  of  the 
19.2nd  gathered  the  vine  of  the  earth 


2  T\in.z$.  1 2.1eft  of  the  poor  to  be  vine-dreffers 

,  Jc>'-Sz.T6. 

2  C,r,-o.  26.io.husbandmen  alfo,and  vine-dreflers 
I fai. 6  i.<;Aons  of  the  alien  (halbe — your  vine-dref. 
Joel  1.1  i.beafhamed.O  ye  vine-dreffers,  for  the 

SHincger, 
Num.6. 1  .and  (hall  drink  no  vineger  of  wine  - 

or  vineger  of  ftrong  drink 
Ruth  2.i4.anddip  thy  morfell  in  the  vineger 
Pfal.69.2  i.in  my  third  they  gave  me  vineger 
Pro.10.26.as  vineger  to  the  teeth,fo  is  the  fluggard 
25.20.as  vineger  upon  nitre,  fois  he  that  ring. 
Arai.2734.tbcy  gave  himvineger  to  drink 

48.100k  a  fpunge,  and  filled  it  wnhvinegcr 
Ato'.i$.36.ran,and  filled  a  fpunge  full  of  vineg. 
Liike  23. 3  6.coming  to  him,and  offering  him  vm. 
John  i9.29.there  was  fet  a  veflell  full  of  vineger 

and  they  filled  a  fpunge  full  of  vineger 
3 o.had  received  the  vmcger,he  faid,It  is  fini. 
©tries, 
Num.zo.^.h  is  noplace  of  feed.or  offigs,or  vines 
Deut.X.S.a.  land  of  wheat,  and  barley  ,and  vines 
Pfal.78.47. he  deftroyed  their  vines  with  hail 

10j.33.he  fmote  their  vines  alfo 
Cant.z.i  3.and  the  vines  give  a  good  fmell 
1 5. take  us  the  foxes  that  fpoil  the  vines 

for  our  vines  have  tender  grapes 
^.7.2 3. where  there  were  a  thoufand  vines 
Jcr.  5 . 1 7. they  (hall  eat  up  thy  vines, and  thy 

3  1.  j. thou  (halt yet  plant  vinesupon  the  moun. 
Hof.z.i  i-and  I  will  deftroy  her  vines 
Hab.2.  ^.neither  (hall  fruit  be  in  the  vines 

©ineparD. 

Gen.9. 20. Noah  —  planted  a  vineyard 
Exod.z  2. 5  .if  a  man  (hall  caufe  a- — viney  to  be  eat. 
of  the  beft  of  his  own  wney.fhall  he  ma- 
23.1 1. like  man-  (halt  thou  deal  with  thy  viney. 
LefiM9.10.thou  (halt  not  glean  thy  vineyard 

nei.fhalt  thou  gath. every  grape  of  thy  viney. 
2  J. 3. fix  years  thou  (halt  prune  thy  vineyard 
4,neither  fow  thy  field,nor  prune  thy  vineya. 
Dc/tf.2o.6.what  man  is  he  that  hath  plan,  a  viney, 

2  2-9,not  fow  thy  vineyard  with  divers  feeds 

left  the  fruit  of  thy  vineyard  be  defiled 

23. 24. when  thoucomeft  into  thy  neighb.  viney. 

24.2 1  .when  thou  gathe.  the  grapes  of  chy  viney. 

28.  jo.thou  (halt  plant  a  vineyard,  and  (halt  not 

1  Kjn.  2 1. 1. Naboth  the  J<.zreclitc  hid  a  vineyard 

2-give  me  thy  vineyard,  that  I  may  have  it 

I  will  give  thee  for  it  a  better  vineyard 
6. give  me  thy  vineyard  for  money,or  elfe 

I  will  give  thee  another  vineyard  iot  it 
I  will  not  give  thee  my  vineyard 
7-1  will  give  thee  the  vineyard  of  Naboth 
1  j.arife,take  poffefllon  of  the  vineyard 
1 6-  Ah.ib  rofe  up  to  go  down  to  the  vineyard 
i8.behold,he  is  in  the  vineyard  of  Naboth 
Pfal.8o.  1  j.the  vineyard  which  thy  right  hand 
P/V.24.30.I  went — by  the  vineyard  oi~ the  mm 

3 1. 16. fruit  of  her  hands  (lie  planteth  a  vineyard 
Cant. i. 6.bat  mine  own  vineyard  have  I  not  kept 
8. 1  i.Solomon  had  a  vineyard  at  Baal-hanan 

he  let  cut  the  vineyard  unto  keepers 
1 2. my  vineyard  which  is  mine,  is  before  me 
ifai.  1. 8. is  left  as  a  cottage  in  a  vineyard 
3.i4>forye  have  eaten  up  the  vineyard 
f.i.afongof  my  beloved  touching  his  vineyard 
my  beloved  hath  a  vineyard  in  a  very  frn. 
3  .judgej  prsy  you,betwixt  me  &  my  vineya. 
4. could  have  been  done  more  to  my  vineyard 
5.I  will  tell  you  what  I  will  do  to  my  viney. 
7.forthe  vineyard  is  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
10. ten  acres  of  vineyard  (hall  yeeld  one  bath 
27.2.fing  ye  unto  her :  A  vineyard  of  red  wine 
Jer.  1 1. 10. many  paftors  have  deftroyed  my  viney. 

3  5. 7. nor  fow  feed,nor  plant  vineyard 

9.neither  have  we  vineyard,nor  field 
Micab  1 .6.11e  make  Samaria— as  plant. of  a  viney- 
Mat.zo.  1  .t»  hire  labourers  into  his  vineyard 
2. he  fent  them  into  his  vineyard 
4. go  ye  alfo  into  the  vineyard  Verfe  7. 

8. lord  of  the  vineyard  faith  unto  his  fteward 
2 1.2  8.fon,go  work  to  day  in  my  vineyard 
3  3. planted  a  vineyard,  and  hedged  it  round 
39.andcaft  him  out  of  the  vineyard 

^ '    40.  when  / 


V  I  N        V  I  O 

4o.\vhen  the  lord  of  the  vineyard  comah 
4 1  .let  out  his  vineyard  to  other  husbandmen 
Mar.  1 2..  i  .a  certain  man  planted  a  vineyard  _ 

a. might  receive—of  the  fruit  of  the  vineyard 
8 [killed  him,and  caft  him  oyt  of  the  vineya. 
oiwhat  dial  therefore  the  lord  of  the  viney. do 
and  will  give  the  vineyard  unto  others 
Lufo  1 3 .6. had  a  fig-tree  planted  in  his  vineyard 
7  .then  faid  he  to  the  dre'fler  of  his  vineyard 
20.9-a  certain  man  planted  a  vineyar  d,znd_let 
io.fhould  give  him  of  the  fruit  of  the  vineya. 
i  3  .'then  faid  the  lord  of  the  vineyard,  What 
l  <".fo  they  caft  him  out  of  the  vineyard 

what  (hall  the  lord  of  the  vineyard  do 
1 6. and  (hall  give  the  vineyard  to  others 
i  CM\o.7.who  planteth  a  vineyard,  and  eateth  not 

©toeparW, 
Num.i6. 1 4-given  us  inheritance  of  fields  &  viney. 
40.17.vve  will  not  pafle  thorow— 'the  vineyards 
21.22.we  will  not  turn— into  the  vineyards 
21.24.angd — flood  in  a  path  of  the  vineyards 
Dcut.6. n.vincyards  —which  thou  plantedft  not 
28.39.thou  malt  plant  vineyards  &  dreffe  them 
JS  24,13  .vineyards — w'1"  ye  planted  not  do  ye  eat 
J  id"  9.27-and  gathered  their  vineyards^nd 

11.33  -and  unto  the  plain  of  the  vmyar^s 

14'  5  .and  came  to  the  vineyards  of  Timnath 
1  /.f.and  burnr  up  —  the  vineyards 
2i.io.go,and  liein  waitin  the  vineyards 
2 1. then  come  ye  out  of  the  vineyards 
1  Sdff?.8.i4.he  will  take  your  fields^  your  vineya. 
1  <. he  will  take  the  tenth  of  your — vineyards 
22.7.wiU  the  fon  of  Jeffe  give  yoa— -vineyards 
1  JQ,a.<.i6.is  it  a  time  to  receive — vineyards 
1 8.3  2.a  land  of  bread  and  vineyards 
1 9, 29. in  the  third  year— reap, and  plant  viney. 
1  Cfofl.27.27.and  over  the  vineyards  was  Shimei 

over  the  incte.of  the  viney.— was  Zab. 
Nehem.^.l-vic have morgaged our  hnds,vineyards 
4.we  have  borrow. money— jpon  our  vineya. 
«. other  men  have  our  lands  and  vineyards 
1  i.reftore.I  pray you,to  them — -;heir  vineya. 
9.2f.and  poffeffed — vmeyards}znd  oliveyards 
Job  24.  i8.he  beholdeth  not  the  way  of  the  vineyar. 
P fal.  10 7.  -•  7 .fow  the  fields,and  plant  vineyards 
E«:&/.2.4.Ibuilded  me  houfes,I  planted  me  viney. 
Cant.  1 .6.they  made  me  the  keeper  of  the  vineyards 
'  1  s  .as  a  clufter  of  camphire  in  the  vineyar.  of 
7. 1 2.'let  us  get  up  early  to  the  vineyards 
lfai.16. lo.in  ihevincyards  thereof  (halbe  no  fing. 
36.17.take  you  away  toa  land — of  vineyards 
37.30.plam  vineyards,  arid  eat  the  fruit  thereof 
65.2 1. and  they  (hall  plant  vineyards,  and  eat 
7c;'. 3  2.1  f. and  vineyards  [hall  be  poifeffed  again 

39.10  and  gave  them  vineyards  and  fields 
£?c/>. 28. 26. (hall build  houfes.and  plant  vineyar. 
Hof.z.  1 5.I  will  give  her  her  vineyards  from  thence 
Amos  4.9.whenyout  vineyards — increafed,the 
<.i  1. ye  have  planted  pleafant  vineyards,  but 

17.2nd  in  all  your  vineyards  (halbe  wailing 
9.i4.they  (hall  plant  vineyards , and  drink  the 
Zeph.1.1 3. they  (hall  plant  vineyards, hat  not  drink 


V  I  o 


V  I  P 


V  I  R 


V  I  s 


Lcv.z6.<;.your  threfhing  (hall  reach  to  the  vintage 
the  pint,  (hall  reach  to  the  fowing  time 
Jud<!.*s.  2. better  then  the  vintage  of  Abiezer 
Job  24. 6. they  gather  the  vintage  of  the  wicked 
Ifai.  1 6. 1  o.I  have  made  their  t)i«£.fhouting  to  cea. 

24.13.as  the  glean.grapes  when  the  vint.  is  do. 

3  2.io.for  the  vintage  (hall  fail,the 
Jer.cfi.2  i-the  fpoiler  is  fallen— upon  thy  vintage 
Mic.7.1 .1  am  as — he  grape  gleanings  of  the  vint. 
Zecb.  1  i.2.the  forreft  of  the  vintage  is  come  down 

JltiolateO. 

£\eifc.22.26.hcrpriefts  hweviolated  my  law 

aifolettce. 
Gen.6.1  i.the  earth  was  filled  with  violence 

Verfe  12. 
Lm£.6.2.or  in  a  thing  taken  away  by  violence 
2  Sam.zz.i  .thou  faveft  me  from  violence 
Pfal.n.<;.him  that  loveth  violence  hisfoulhateth 
5  ?.9.for  I  have  feen  violence  in  the  city 
5S.2.you  weigh  the  violence  o(  your  hands  in 
7a.14.he  (hall  redeem  their  foul  from  violence 
7  3 .6. -violence  covereth  them  as  a  garment 
Pro.q. 17. they  drink  the  wine  oi  violence 


10. 6.violcnce  covereth  the  head  of  the  wicked 

Verfe  11. 
ij.z.the  foul  of  the  tranfgreffors  (hall  eatviol 
28.17.3  man  that  doth  violence  to  the  bloud  of 
^•5  J'9-becaufe  he  hath  done  no  violence 

59.6.neither  (hall  they  cover  themfe.  with  viol. 
60. 1 8  .violence  fhall  no  more  be  heard  in  thy  la. 
Jer. 6. 7. violence  and  fpoil  is  heard  in  her 

20.8. 1  cryed  out,!  cryed,  Violence  and  fpoil 
22.j.dono  violence  to  the  ftranger 

1 7.for  oppreffion,  and  for  violence  to  do  it 
J 1.  j  f.the  violence  done  to  me  and  to  my  flefh 
46 .(hall  come  a  rumcur,&  violence  in  the  la. 
£^.7.1 1  .violence  is  rifen  up  into  a  rod  of  wick. 
,    2 3. the  city  is  full  of  violence 
8. 17. they  have  filled  the  land  with  violence 
1 2.i9.becaufe  of  the  violence  of  them  that  dwel 
i8.7.andhaih  fpoiled  none  by  violence    ■ 
I2.hath  fpoiled  by  violence  }hzth  not  reftored 
i6\neirher  hath  fpoiled  by  violence, bat  hath 
I 8. fpoiled  his  brother  by  violence,  and  did 
28.16.they  have  filled  the  midft  of  thee  vi^vio. 
45-9-0  princes  of  Ifrael,  remove  violence  and 
Joel  j.i9.for  the  violence  againft  the  chil.of  Judah 
Amos  3  .io.who  ftore  up  violence  in  their  palaces 

6.3. and  caufe  the  feat  of  violence  to  come  neer 
Obad.io.for  thy  violence — fhame  (hall  cover  thee 
Jonah  3 ,8.from  the  violence  that  is  in  their  hands 
Micab  2.2.they  covet  fields3and  take  them  by  Siol. 

<S.i2.the  rich  men  thereof  are  full  oi  violence 
Hab.i.z.even  cry  out  unto  thee  of  violence 
3.fpoiling  and  violence  are  before  me 
9. they  (hall  come  all  for  violence 
2.8.and  for  the  violence  of  the  land 

i7.the  violence  of  Lebanon  lhall  cover  thee 
forthewfl/ozceofthe  land,  cf  the  city 
Zeph.  i.j.which  fill  their  mailers  houfe  with  violen. 

3. 4. they  have  done  violence  to  the  law 
Mal.z.\6.ox\e  covereth  violence  with  his  garment 
Mat.  1 1. 1 2.till  now  the  kingd.  of  heav.fufFer.wifl/. 
Lul{C  3.14.  do  violence  to  no  man 
Acts  $.26.  and  brought  them  without  violence 
2 1 .3  f  .born  of  the  fould.for  the  viol.ai  the  peo. 
24.7.Lyfias  came  upon  us,  &  with  great  viole. 
27#4i.broken  with  the  violence  of  the  waves 
Heb.i  i.34.quenched  the  violence  of  the  fire 
Revel.i8.zi.vith  wo/.fhall  that  great  city  Baby,  be 

auiolent, 
2  S<«z.22.49.haft  delivered  me  from  the  violent  m. 

Pfal.  18.48. 
PfaL7.16.hls  violent  dealing  fhall  come  upon  his 
86.  i4.affemblies  of  violent  men  have  fought 
140.  l.preferve  me  from  the  violent  man 

Verfe  4- 
1  i.evill  fhall  hunt  the  violent  man 
Pro.i6.zg.zviolent  manentifeth  his  neighbour 
Ecclef.f. 8. and  violent  perverting  of  judgement 
Mat.i  1.1 2.and  the  violent  take  it  by  force 

tWfolentlp, 
Gc?2.2i.25.wriich  Abim.  fcrvants  had  violently  ta. 
Lcwt.6.4.(hall  reftore  that  which  he  took  vklently 
Deut.z8.z  1. thine  affe  (hall  be  violently  taken  away 
Job  20.19.  violently  taken  aw  ay  an  houfe  which  he 

24«2.they  violently  take  away  flocks 
lfa.2z.1ft.he  willfurely  violently  tofie  thee 
Lam.z.6.  he  hath  v iofe.taken  away  his  tabernacle 
Mat.8.2  2.fwine  ran  violently  down  a  fteep  place 
Mar. 5.  1 3. herd  of  fwine  ran  violent. down  a  fteep 

Lu\e8.i2 

mm. 

if  a.  %.i  2.the  harp  and  the  viol,the  tabret  and  the 
Amos  6.  j.that  chaunt  to  the  found  of  the  viol 

2Wol0. 
J/S.14.1  1. to  the  grave,and  the  noife  of  thy  viols 
Amos  6.23 .1  will  not  hear  the  melody  of  thy  viols 

3Bfner, 

Job  zo.i  6. the  vipers  tongue  (hall  flay  him 
J/rt.30.6.from  whence  come— the  oldlion,the  vi. 
^9.^.which  is  crufhedjbveaketh  forth  into  a  vip. 
Acts  2  8. 3  .viper  out  of  the  heat,and  fattened  on  his 

SJfpers. 
Mat.$.7.0 generation  of  vipers,viho  hath  warned 

Luke  3 . 7. 
12.34. 0  generation  of  vip.  how  can  ye  (peak 
2  3 . 3  3  .ye  generation  of  vipe.  how  can  ye  efcape 


GHrgto. 
Gcn.za..\6.z  virgin  ^neither  had  any  man  known 

43. when  the  virgin  ccmeth  forth  to  draw 
Lef.2 1.3.  for  his  fifter  a  virgin,x.hzt  is  nigh  to  him 

14. but  he  (hall  take  a  virgin  of  his  own 
Deut.  2  2. 1 9.  he  brought  an  evillname  on  the  vir. 
23  .damfell  that  is  a  virgin  be  betrothed  to 
28.  (hall  find  a  virgin  which  is  not  betrothed 
3  2.2  y.deftroy  both  the  young  man  and  the  vi. 
2  Sam.  1 3 . 2. fifter  Tamar,for  (lie  was  a  virgin 
3.  Kjn.19.z1.  the  virgin  >  the  daughter  of  Zion 

.    .  Ifa.n'.zz. 

lja.7. 14.3  virgin  (hall  conceive,and  bear  a  Son 
23,1 2.no  more  rejoyce,0  thou  opprefied  vir". 
47-  i.eome  down,and  fit  in  the  duft,0  virgin 
62.y.and  a  young  man  marrieth  avirgin,(o  (hal 
Jer.14.  i7.the  ^.daughter  of  my  people"is  broken 
18.13  .virgin  of  Ifrael  hath  done  a  very  horrible 
3  i.4,thou  (halt  be  built,0  virgin  of  Ifrael 
1 3 .  then  (hall  the  virgin  rejoyce  in  the  dance 
2 1  .turn  again,  O  virgin  of  Ifrael 
46. 1 1. take  balm,  O  virgin,  daughter  of  Egypt 
Lam.  1 . 1 5. the  Lord  hath  troden  the  vhgin,  the 

2. 1 3.that  I  may  comfort  their,  O  virgin 
Joel  1.8.  lament  like  a  virg.  girded  with  fackcloth 
Amos  j  .2.the  virgin  of  Ifrael  is  fallen 
Mat.i.zi .behold,a  virgin  fhall  be  with  child 
Lulg  1 ,27.to  a  virgin  efpoufed  to  a  man 

and  the  virgins  name  was  Mary 

1  Cor.7-28.if  a  virgin  marry  (lie  hath  not  finned 

34. there  is  a  difference  betw.  a  wife  &  a  vir. 
3<5.uncomely  toward  his  virgin,  if  (he  paffe 
37.  that  will  keep  his  virgin,  doth  well 

2  Coi-.r  i.2.that  I  may  prcTent  you  as  a  chafte  virg. 

Koung  JHirgtn. 

1  Kjft.l .  2.  let  there  be  fought  a  young  virgin 

Exod.zz.  17-pay  money  accord. to  the  dowry  of  vi. 

2  Sam.  13.1 8. were  the  kings  daughters  wV.appar. 
Efther  2.17.  favour  in  his  fight  above  all  the  virg. 

i9.and  the  virgins  were  gathered  together  ' 
Pfa.q  jfi  14. the  w.her  companions  that  follow  her 
Cant. 1. 3. therefore  doe  the  virgins  love  thee 

6\8.threefcore  queens,  &  virgins  without  num. 
if  a.  z  3 .4.neither  doe  I  bring  up  virgins 
Lam.  1.4-her  virgins  are  afflifted 

I  S.rny  virgins  and  my  young  men  are  gone 
z.io.virgins  of  Jerufalem  hang  down  their  he. 

2 1  .my  virgins  are  fallen  by  the  fword 
Amos  8 . 1 3  .in  that  day  fhall  the  fait  virgins  fain  C 
Mat,z%.  1.  kingd.  of  heaven  be  likened  to  ten  vir. 

7.thofe  virg .  arofe,and  trimmed  their  lamps 

I I  .came  alfo  rhe  other  virgins,  faying,  Lord 
Alls  21.9. four  daughters,i>»g;;wjWhkh  did  prop. 
i  Cor.j.z  ^.concerning  virgins, I  have  no  comma. 
Rev.  i4.4.were  not  defiled — 'for  they  are  virgins 

1'aung  Mivgim. 
Jidg.zi .  1 2.foure  hundred  young  virgins  that  had 
Eflber  2.2.1et  there  be  faire  young  virgins  fought 
3.  gather  together  all  the  fair  young  virg.  to 

Lev.z  1.1 3 .  fhall  take  a  wife  of  her  virginity 
Deut.zz.i^.  bring  forth  tokens  of  the  damf.  virg. 

i?.thefe  are  the  tokens  of  my  daught.wpis. 

20. the  tokens  of  her  virginity  be  not  found 
Judg.i  1-37.  bewail  my  virginity,!  and  my  fellows 

3  8. and  bewailed  heriw'.on  themourtaines 
£^.23.3.  they  bruifed  the  teats  of  their  virginity 

8. and  they  bruifed  the  breads  of her  virginity 
Luke  2.3^.with  an  husb  .feven  yeers  from  her  vir. 

lfa.%z.\/>f.  his  vifage  was  fo  marred  more  then  any 
Lam.4.8. their  vifage  is  blacker  then  a  coal 
Dtf».3.ro.the  form  ofh'isvifage  was  changed 

mtWole. 
Col.1.16.  by  him  were  all  things  created  —  vifible 

Num  24. 4.  which  faw  thevifionof theAlmighty 

Verfe  16. 

1  Sam. 2.1. there  was  no  openvifion  ,   1 

1 5. Samuel  feared  to  (hew  Eli  the  vifton  , 

2  Sam.7. 1 7. according  to  all  this  vifion  did  Nathan 

1  Cbrm.i  7.15. 
z  Cbro.i  z.i  2. they  are  written  in  vifion  of  Ifaiah 
Jib  20.8.  chafed  away  asa  vifionoi the  night. 
3  3. 1 5. in  a  dream,  in  a  vifion  of  the  night 

P/a/,89.i9.then 


VIS      vis 


VIS        VIS 


VIS      U  N  C 


Pfal.S9.19.thcn  thou  fpakeft  in  vijkn  to  thy  holy 
Pro.zy.  i8.wherc  th:re  is  no  vifion,\.ht  people  per, 
j/iw.i.i.thc  vifion  of  Ifaiab  the  Ion  of  Amos 

z  1.2. a  grievous  vifion  is  declared  unto  me 

22.1  .the  burden  of  the  valley  of  vifion 

5. by  the  L.G.  of  hofts  in  rhe  valley  of  vifion 

i8.7.they  erre  in  vifion,tnty  (tumble  in  judgem. 

Z9.7.fliall  be  as  a  dream  of  a  night  vifion 

1  i»rhe  vifion  of  all  is  become  unto  you  as 
Jet.  14.  i4.they  prophefie  unto  you  a  falfe  vifion 

z  3.  i6.thty  fpeak  a  vifion  of  their  own  heart 
DttB.i.g.her  prophets  alfo  find  no  vifion 
£^•.7.  1 3  .the  ■w/Jiwsi  is  touc hing  the  whole  mult. 
z  6.then  fhall  they  feek  a  vifion  of  the  proph. 
8.4.accerding  to  the  vifion  thatl  faw 
1  1.24.1b  the  ■w/iw?  that  I  had  feen,  went  up 
u.az.daiesare  prolonged,  &  every  vifion  fail. 

2  3.daiesareathand,&  the  effed  of  every  vi. 
24-thcre  fhall  be  no  more  any  vain  vifion 
27, the  vifion  that  he  fecth  is  for  many  dayes 

i3.7.baveyenotfeena  vain  vifion 
43. 3. was  according  to  the  appearance  of  the-w. 
even  according  to  the  vifion  that  I  faw 
like  the  •w/J.that  I  faw  by  the  liver  Ch. 
D«K.x.i9-i'evealed  unto  Danitl  in  a  night  vifion 
7.i.and  faidjl  faw  in  my  vifion  by  night 
S.i.avifion  appeared  unto  me,even  tome  Dan. 
1  j.how  long  fhall  be  the  vifion  concerning 

1  5.  when  Ijeven  I  Daniel  had  feen  the  vifion 
ifi.imke  this  man  to  undtrftand  the  vifion 
17. for  at  the  time  of  the  end  fhalbe  the  vifion 
26. and  the  vifion  of  the  evening,  and  the 

wherefote  (hut  thou  up  the  vifion 
27. and  I  was  aftonilhed  at  the  vifion 
o.2i.whom  1  had  feen  in  the  vifion  at  the  begin. 

2  3.underftand  the  macter,&  confider  the  vi. 
24. to  feal  up  the  vifion  and  prophefie 

1  c.  1. and  had  underftanding  of  the  vifion 
7.and  I  Daniel  alone  law  the  vifion. 

men  that  were  with  me  faw  not  the  vifi. 
8.1  was  left  alone,and  f.iw  this  great  vifion 
14. for  yet  the  vifion  is  for  many  dayes 
i6.by  the  vifion  my  forrowes  are  turned 
1 1 .  i4.exalc  themfelves  to  eftablilh  the  vifion 
0 W.i. the  w/«raofObadiah:  Thus  faith  the  Lo> 
Micah  3. 6. chat  ye  fhall  not  have  a  vifion 
Nabum  1 . 1  .the  book  of  she  vifion  of  Nabum 
Hab.2.2.wnce  the  vifion,  and  make  it  plain 

3  .for  the  vifion  is  yet  for  an  appointed  time 
Zecb.x  3. 4.proph. fhalbe  afham.  every  one  of  his  vi. 
Mat.  i7.a.tdl  the  vifion  to  no  man 

Luke  i.22.they  perceived  that  he  had  feen  a  vifion 
24.23  .that  they  had  feen  a  vifion  of  angels 

Alls  10. 37. doubted  in  himfelfwhat  thisvifion 
I9.while  Peter  thought  on  the  vifion,the  Sp. 
1 1. 5.praying,and  in  a  trance  I  faw  a  vifion 
1 2.a.but  thought  he  faw  a  vifion 
16.9.3  vifion  appeared  to  Paul  in  the  night 

10. after  he  had  feen  the  w/wz,immediatly 
iS.^.fpake  the  L.  to  Paul  in  the  night  by  a  vifi. 
2 6. 19.net  difobedient  to  the  heavenly  vifion 

Km/. 9. 17. thus 3  faw  the  horfes  in  the  vifion 
In  a  fflStaotl. 

Gen.i  5. 1. word  of  the  L.came  to  Abram  in  &  vifi. 

Num.  1  z.6 .make  my  felf  known  to  him  in  a  vifion 

JS-^c^.  1 1.  z  4.  in  vifionby  the  Spirit  of  G.  into  Cal. 

Dan.S.z.l  faw  in  a  vifion  (and  itcatne  to  paffe 

I  faw  mzvifion,  andlwasby  the  river 

A$s  9. 10.  Ananias, &  tohimfaidtheL.ina  vifion 
1 2.hathfeen  in  a  vifion  a  man  named  Anan. 
10.3. he  faw  in  a  vifion  — •  an  angel  of  God 
3Mcrn0. 

Getf.46.2.fpakc  to  Jfratl  in  the  vifions  of  the  night 

2  Cfo>(».9.29.written  in  the  vi(ions  of  Iddo  the  Seer 
26. f  .who  had  underftandmg  in  the  vifions  of 

Job  4.1  j.tn  thoughts  from  the  vifions  of  the  night 
7.i4.and  terrifieft  me  through  vifions 

E^k-  '•  i. and  I  faw  the  vifions  of  God 
8. 3. in  thtvifions  of  God  to  Jerufalem 
I3.:6,which  fee  vifions  of  peace  for  her 
40. 2.in  the  vifions  of  God  brought  he  me  into 
43. 3 .  the  vi fitms  were  like  the  viiion  that  I  faw 

D<KZ.i.i7.Dam.:lhadundei'(hnding  in  allvifions 
2 .  18  .the  vifions  of  thy  head  are  thefe 

I     4. 5  .and  the  vifions  of  my  h<  ad  troubled  me 

I         9-tell  me  the  vifions  of  my  dreass 


]  10. thus  were  the  vifions  of  mine  head  in  my 

1 3.I  faw  in  thtvifions  of  mine  head 
7. 1. and  vifions  of  his  head  upon  his  bed 
7.I  faw  in  the  night  vifions^nd  behold 

Verfe  1 3 . 
1  j.and  thevifions  of  my  head  troubled  me 
H9f.iz.10. 1  have  multiplied  vifions 
Joel  2. 2  8. your  young  men  fhall  fee  vifions 

Atlsz.ij. 
z  Cot.  1 2.  i.I  will  come  to  vifions  aad  revelations 

mot. 

Gen.  jo. 24-God  will  furely  vifit  you      Verfe  2  5 . 
Exod.  13. 19, 

Exod.i  2.34.when  I  vifit  I  will  vifit  their  fin 

Lev.18. 2j.therefore  I  do  vifit  the  iniquity  thereof 

job  5r.24.and  thotifhalfM/tf  thy  habitation 
7.1  g.that  thou  fhouldeft  vifit  him  every  morn. 

P/a/.j9.c;  .awake  to  vifit  all  the  heathen 
80. 1 4,behold,and  vifit  this  vine 
89.3  2.then  I  will  vifit  their  tranfgreffion 
106.4.O  vifit  me  with  thy  falvation 

7/^.23. 1 7-that  the  Lord  will  vifit  Tyre 

Jet.  3 . 1  (^.neither  fha! I  they  vifit  it 

j.9.fhall  I  not  vifit  for  thefe  things  Ver.29. 
Chap.  9. 9. 
6. 1  j.time  that  I  vifit  them,  they  fhalbe  caft  do. 
i4.io.remembertheir  iniquity,  &  vifit  their  fi. 
1  5.  1  5. remember  me,  and  vifit  me 
23.2.1k  vifit  upon  you  the  evill  of  your  doings 
27.2  2.therefh*ll  they  be  till  the  day  that  «I  vi. 
29. 1  o.I  will  vifit  you,&  perform  my  good  wo. 
3 2. 5. there  fhall  he  be  unrill  I  vifit  him 
49.8.  He  bring- the  time  that  I  will  vifit  him 
50.31.day  iscome,the  time  thatl  will  wjf.tbee 

Lwa-4.22.he  will  vifit  thine  iniquity,0  Edom 

Hof.z.i$.I  will  vifit  upon  her  the  dayes  of  Baalim 
8. 1 3.  now  will  he — > vifit  their  fins 

Chap.  9.  9. 

\Amos  3.  i4.day  that  I  fhall  vifit  the  tranfgr.  of  Ilr. 

I  will  alfo  vifit  the  altars  of  Bethel 

Zeplhz.-j.GxaM  vifit  them,and  turn  away  their  capr. 

Zecb.i  1.  i6.w"' fhall  not  w/ttthofe  that  be  cut  off 

Acts  7. 2  3. came  into  his  heart  co  vifit  his  brethren 
1y.14.how  God  at  the  firft  did  vifit  the  Gent. 
3  tf.let  us  go  again3and  vifit  our  brethren 

Jam.i.zy.io  vifit  the  fatherleffe  and  the  widows 

autatation. 

Num.i6.zg.if  they  be  vifited  after  the  vifitation  of 
Job  10 .1 2. thy  vifitation  hath  prefetved  my  fpirit 
ifai.  10. 3. what  will  ye  do  in  the  day  of  vifitation 
Jer.S.i  2. in  the  time  of  their  vifit.zhey  fhalbe  caft 

10.1  5, in  the  time  of  their  z^jfe.they  fhall  perifh 
Chap.  51.18. 

1 1.13.1  will  bring  — the  yeer  of  their  vifitation 
Chap.  23. 12. 

46. 2 1. come  upon  them,&  the  time  of  their  vi. 

48.44.Ile  bring  upon  it— the  yeer  of  their  vifi. 

50.27. dayis  come,the  time  of  their  vifitation 
Hof.^.y.tht  dayes  of  vifitation  are  come 
Micab  7. 4. and  thy  vifitation  cometh 
Lu\e  1 9.44.thou  kneweft  not  the  time  of  thy  vifi. 
1  P#.2.i2.glorifie  God  in  the  day  of  vifitation 
SSifiteo. 

G«J.2i.r.Lord  vifited  Sarah  as  he  had  laid 
Exod.2.i6-l  have  furely  vifitedyou, and  feen 

4.3  1. heard  that  the  L  had  vifited  the  childr.of 
Num.  16. 29. if  they  be  vifitedzfttv  the  vifitation 
Judg.  1 5.  i.Samfon  vifited  his  wife  with  a  kid 
Ruth  1. 6. heard  how  the  Lord  had  w/Jifrfbispeop. 
1  Sam.z. z  1. Lord  vifited  Han.  fothat  fheconceiv. 
Job  35.15.  he  hath  vifited  in  his  anger 
Pfial.17. 3 .proved  mine  heart,thou  h.ift  vifitedme 
Pro. 19. Z2,.he  fhall  not  be  vifited  with  evill 
Ifiai. 24. 22. after  many  daies  fhall  they  be  vifited 

2^.i4.therefore  haft  thou  vifited  and  deftroyed 
i6.in  trouble  have  vhey  vifited  thee 

29.6-thoufhalt  bv  vifited  of  the  Lord 
Jer.6.6,this  is  the  city  to  be  vifited 

2  3.2.fcattered  my  flock,  &  have  not  vifit.  them 
£^.3  8. 8. after  many  dayes  thou  (halt  be  vifited 
Zecb.i  0.3.  the  Lord  of  hofts  \n',hvifited  his  flock 
Ato.25.36.!  was  fick,and  ye  vifited  me 

4j.fick,and  in  pnfon,and  ye  vifited  me  not 
Luke  1. 68. he  hath  vifited,zn&  redeemed  his  p  op. 

78. the  day  fprtng  from  on  high  hath  vifited 
_  7.i6.and  that  God  hath  vifited  his  people 


P/«/.8.4.the  fon  of  man,that  thou  vifnefi  him 

Hcb.z.6 
6^9.tho\xvifitcft  the  carth^nd  watercft  it 

auiatctrj. 

Job  3 1 . 1 4-when  he  vifitctb^hx  fhall  I  anfwer 

3Uifit<ng. 
Exod.zo.<$.z  jealous  God,  vifitingthz  iniquity  of 
34.7.  vifiting  the  iniquity  of  the  fath.  upon  the 
iVftza.14.x8.    Dent.  s.q. 

mt.  5  * 

DaB.8.2.andIwasbytheriver  ulai 

1 6.heard  a  mans  voice  betw.the  banks  of  Ul. 
©lam. 
1  Chro.7.i6.znd  his  fons  were  ulam^nd  Rakem 
1 7. and  the  fons  of  ulam,  Bedan 
8.3 9>fons  of  Efhek  -  Ulam  his  firft-born 
40.fons  of  Ulam  were  mighty  men  of  valour 

amia. 

1  chro.7. 39.the fons of^ ulla:  Arah,and Haniel 

©mtnaf)., 
J0Jh.19.2o.Ummh  alfo.and  Aphek,and  Rehob 

©nacctifiomeD. 
Jcr. 3 1. 1 8.as  a  bullock  unaccuftomed  to  the  yoke 

UnaOfotretsip. 

Pfal.ioS.iiSo  that  he  fpake  unadvifedly  with  his 

2Knamare0, 

Gf».j  1. 20. Jacob  ftole  away  unawares  to  Laban 
26;that  thou  haft  ftollen  away  unawares  to 
Num.i^.i  1. which  killeth  any  perfon  at  unawares 
1  j.that  kiileth  any  petfon  iwawares,m3y  flee 
Jofb.  20.3,9. 
Df«f.4,42.which  Qiould  kill  his  neighbour unaw. 
Pfal-i  5.8.kt  deftruftion  come  on  him  at  unawa. 
Luke  21.34.fo  that  day  come  upon  you  unawares 
Ga/.2.4.becaufe  of  falfe  brethren  unawares 
j  Heb.i  3.2.fome  have  entertained  angels  unawares 
I  /ait^.certain  men  crept  in  unawares 

Luke  1 2.46.appointhim  his  portion  with  unbelee. 
I  1  Cw.6.6.with  brcther,and  that  before  unbeleevcrs  \ 

14.2  3. there  come  in  thofe  that  an-—wibelcevers 
2  Cor. 6.  i4.unequally  yoked  together  with  unbelee. 

©nbeleebftig. 
Ails  i/^.z. unbeleeving  Jewes  ftirred  upthe  Gentil. 
1  Cor.7.  l^.unbeleeving  husband  is  fancxifled  by 

unbeleev.v/ife  is  fan,<ftified  by  the  husb. 
1 5. if  the  unbcleevingdt:t)3n,\et  him  depart 
2ft.  1. i  5-tothem  thatare  unbeleeving  is  nothing  p. 
Revel.z  1.8. but  the  fearfull  &  unbeleev.  fhall  have 
aanbehef. 

Mat. 11 . 5  8. not  many  mig.wo.  becaufe  of  their  unb. 
i7.20.Jefus  faidto  them,Becaufe  of  your  unbel. 

Mar.6 .6'mzxst\\zd  becaufe  of  their  unbelief 
9.24.Lord,I  beleeve,help  thou  mine  unbelief 
16.14.and  upbraided  them  with  their  unbelief 

7to.3.3.fhall  their  unbelief  mike  the  faith  of  G.of 
4-2oJie  ftaggered  not  through  -unbelief 
1  i.20.bccaufe  of  unbelief  they  were  broken  off 

2  3, if  they  bide  not  frill  in  unbeUeffhzYbe  gr. 
3-0. obtained  mercy  through  their  unbelief 

3  2.concluded  them  all  in  unbelief  that  he 
1  Tim.  1 . 1 3 .1  did  it  ignorantly,  in  unbelief 
Hek3.12.in  any  of  you  an  evill  heart  of  unbelief 

19. they  could  not  enter  in,b?c3ufe  of  mbeli. 
4.6.entred  not  in,  becaufe  of  unbelief 
11. fall  after  the  fame  example  of  unbelief 
ajnbiameable.  SUnblameablp. 
Col.  i-2 2. to  prefent  you  unblamcable  in  his  fight 
1  Tbcf.z.io.imblameably  we  behaved  our  felves 
3 . 1 3  .he  may  eftablifh  your  hearts  unblamable 
2Kncertafti. 
1  Co>'.i4.8.i£  the  trumpet  give  an  uncertain  found 
1  Ttm.6. 1 7  .nor  truft  in  uncertain  riches 

Uncertainty. 
1  Cor.9, 26. 1  therefore  fo  run,not  as  uncertainly 
asncljanueable, 

Htf^.7.24.thisman — hath  an  unchangeable  priefth. 

©nefrcamoifeD. 

Gen.  1 7. 1 4-the  imcircumcifedm?.n-chi\d,vihofe 
34.14.our  fiftcr  to  one  that  is  uncircumcifed 
Exod.6. 1  z.  who  am  of  uncircumcifed  lips 
30.I  am  of  uncircumcifed  lips 
1 2.48. no  uncircumcifed  perfon  fhall  eat  thereof 
Lew.19.23.ye  fhall  count  the  fruit  thereofas  unci. 
three  yeers  fhall  it  be  as  murcumdfed 
26.  41.  if 


U  N  C      UNC 


UNC       UNC 


UNC      U  N  C 


z6.4i.if  then  their  uncircumcifcd  hearts  be  hum . 
fofb.i .7.them  Jofh.circumcif.for  they  wer.-  uncir. 
Judg.  14.5  .goeft  to  take  a  w  ife  of  the  uncircumdfed 

1 5 . 1 B  .fall  into  the  hand  of  t  he  uncircumdfed 

1  Srf«.i4.6-gotothegarifonof  thefe tmcircumcif. 

1  -j.z6.iov  who  is  this  uncircumcifcd  Philiftine 

j6.this  uncircumcifcd  Philifti.  ihall  be  as  one 
3  i.4.1eft  thefe  uncircumdfed  come  and  thiuft  me 
z  Sam.  1 .20.1eft  the  daugh.of  the  uncircumcifcd  tri. 
1  Chid. lo.^.kh thefe  uncircumdfed — abufe  me 
ifai.^t.i-no  more  come  into  thee  the  uncircumcif. 
/er.6.io.behold,their  ear  is  uncircumcifcd 

9.2  j.them  which  are  circumcif.  with  the  uncirc. 
z6.fov  all  thefe  nations  are  uncircumcifcd 
houfe  of  Ifrael  are  uncircumcif. in  heart 
£^.z8.io.fhak  die  the  deathsof  the  uncircumcif. 
3 1.1 8.fh3lt  lie  in  the  midft  of  the  uncircumcif. 
3  z.  19. and  be  thou  laid  wich  the  uncircumcifcd 
zi.they  lie  uncircumdfed,  flain  by  the  fword 
24.which  are  gone  down  uncircumdfed 
25.aU  of  them  uncircumdfed,  flain  by  the  fw. 
Verfe  26. 
27.  rniohty  that  are  fallen  of  the  uncircumcif. 
28. be  broken  in  the  midft  of  the  uncircumcif. 
20.they  (hall  lie  with  the  uncircumcifcd 
30. lie  uncircumcif .  with  them  that  be  flain  by 
3  2.he  fhalbe  laid  in  the  midft  of  the  uncirc. 
44.7. uncircumdfed  in  heart,&  uncircum.  in  flefh 
y.undrcumdfed  in  heart,nor  undrcum.in  flefh 
.4<fo  7.5  i.ye  ftiff-necked,and  undrcumcifin  heart 

1 1 .3  .thou  wenteft  in  to  men  uncircumdfed 
K0/7J.4. 1  i.which  he  had  yet  being  uncircumdfed 

Verfe  12, 
1  Cor .7.18. circumcifed  ?  let  him  not  become  uncir. 

SUncircusncUioti. 
.Row. 2.2 <  thy  circumcifion  is  made  undrcumcifion 
26.if  the  undrcumcifion  keep  the  righteoufnes 
{hall  not  his  undrcumcifion  be  counted 
I7.(h3ll  not  undrcumcifion  which  isby  nature 
3. 30. and  undrcumcifion  through  faith 
A.p.on  thecircutneifion  only,  or  upon  the  uncir. 
icwhen  he  was  in  circumci.or  in  imckcumc. 
not  incircumci(ion,but  in  uncircumcif-. 
1  Cflr.7.1 8.is  any  man  called  in  uncmumafion 

io.circumcifion— and  undrcumdfion  is  noth. 
G~J.2-7.faw  that  thegofpel  ofthe  uncircumcif. was 
5.6.neith.circum-av3ileth  any  thing.nor  uncirc. 
Chap. 6.  ij. 
Epbef.i.i  1  .who  are  called  undrcumcifion  by  that 
Col.1.1 3. dead  in — the  uncircumdfion  of  your  flefh 
3. 1  1  .circumcifion,  nor  uncircumcijionjiitbman 
©rule. 
Lcvit.10. 4  the  fons  of  llzziel,  the  uncle  of  Aaron 
zo.zo.imcles  wife,  he  hath  uncovered  his  uncles 
1 5.49.either  his  unclc,ot  his  uncles  fon  may 
1  Sfl»2.io.i4.Sauls  BKefefaid  unto  him.,  Whither 
1  5. Sauls  Knc/e  faid,  Tell  me  what  Samuel 
i6.Saul  faid  to  his  unc!e,Re  told  us  plainly 
14.50.  Abner  the  fon  of  Ner,  Sauls  uncle 
1  Chro. 27 .32. Jonathan  Davids  uncle  was  acoun. 
£/?.  2.7. he  brought  up  Hadaffsh — his  uncles  daug. 

1  j.Efther,the  daughter  of  Abihail,the  uncle 
Jer.z  2. 7. thine  uncle  (hall  come  unto  thee,f?.ying 
8.fo  Hanameel  mine  uncles  fon  came  to  me 
o.I  bought  the  field  of  Hinam.  mine  wsc.fon 
1 2.in  the  fight  of  Hanameel  mine  uncles  fon 
Amos  6. 10. and  a  mans  uncle  (hall  take  him  up 

Unclean. 
Levif.  5. 2. if  a  foul  touch  any  unclean  thing 

whether  it  be  a  carcaffe  of  an  unclean  be. 

or  a  carcaffe  of  unclean  cattell,or  the 

carcaffe  of  unclean  creeping  things 

he  alfo  fhalbe  unclean,znd  guilty 

10.10. put  difference — between  unclean  &  clean 

ii.^.ismckan  unto  you  Ver.f  ,6,7.De„£.i4.t9- 

8. they  are  unclean  unto  you  Verf.26,27,28. 

Dent.  14. 7. 

24.  for  thefe  ye  (hall  be  unclean 

be  unckan  untill  the  even  Verf.25, 
^8,3 1,3 2,  3 3 ,  39, 40-  Chap.  14.  *6. 
&  15. 5,<5,7>8>t°,n>i6,  17,18,  19, 
21,  22,  23,  27.  &  17.  1  j.  &  22.6. 

iV««.I9.  7,8,10,21,22. 

26.that  toucheth  them  (hall  be  unclean 
29.thefe  alfo  (hallbe  unclean  unto  you 
3 1  .thefe  are  unclean  to  you  among  all  that 


32.  doth  fall,  it  (hall  be  unclean 
3 4.on  wch fuch  water  cometh  fhalbe  unclean  , 
and  every  fuch  veffell  (hall  be  unclean 
3  5  .their  carcaffe  falleth,fhall  be  unclean 

they  are  unclean,  &  {halbe  unclean  to  you 
3  (..toucheth  their  carcaffe  (hall  be  unckan 
3  8.fall  thereODjit  fhalbe  unclean  unto  you 
43. neither  (hall  ye  make  your  felves  unclean 
47.a  difference  between  the  unclean  &  clean 
i2.2.chen(he  (hallbe  unclean feven  dayes 

for  her  infirmity  mall  (he  be  unclean 
f.then  (he  (hall  be  unclean  two  weeks 
1 3. 3. and  pronounce  him  unclean 
8. the  pricft  (hall  pronounce  him  unclean 

Verf.  11,20 
1 1  .(hut  him  up  ;  for  he  is  unclean 
1 4. when  raw  flefh  appeareth — he  (halbe  uric. 
1  5  .to  be  unclean  5  for  the  raw  flefh  is  unclean 
22.prieft  (hall  pronounce  him  unclean 

Verf.2f,27, 30,  44. 
36  .not  feek  for  yellow  hair ;  he  is  unclean 
44.he  is  a  leprous  man,  he  is  unckan 
45.andfhall  cry \Unckan,unclean 
46.he  (hall  be  defiled,he  is  unckan 
5  i.plague  is  a  fretting  leprofie,it  is  unclean 
5  j.it  is  unclean,thou  (halt  burn  it  in  the  fire 
59.to  pronounce  it  clean,  or  —  unclean 
14.36. all  that  is  in  the  houfe  be  not  made  unc. 
40.they(hallcaft  them  into  an  unckan  place 
4i.without  the  city  into  an  unclean  place 
44.a  fretting  Ieprofie  in  the  houfe,  it  is  Wld. 
4f  .out  ofthe  city  into  an  unclean  place 
57-to  teach  when  it  is  unckan,  and  when 
1 5.2.becaufe  of  his  iffue,  he  is  unckan 
4.bed  whereon  he  Iieth  —  (hall  be  unclean 

thing  whereon  he  fitteth  fhalbe  uncle. 
9-faddIe  he  rideth  upon — (hall  be  unclean 
2o.(he  lieth  upon  in  her  feparat.  fhalbe  uncle. 
(he  fitteth  upon  (hall  be  unclean 
2  ^.hefhsMbe  unclean  feven  dayes 

bed  whereon  he  lieth  (hall  be  unclean 

2  5. dayes  of  her  fep3ration,fhe  (halbe  unclean 
2_.whatfoeverfhe  fitteth  upon  (halbe  unclean 
27.toucheth  thofe  things  (hall  be  unclean 

3  3.and  of  him  chat  lieth  with  her  wcbis  unc. 
20.2 $  .difference  between  clean  beafts  &  uncle. 

between  unckan  fowls  and  clean 
I  have  feparated  from  you  as  unclean 
22-4.whofo  toucheth  any  thing  that  is  Unclean 
f.wherebyhemaybe  made  unclean 
Num.6*7. not  make  himfelf  unclean  for  his  father 
9.  io.fhall  be  unclean  by  reafon  of  a  dead  body 
18. 1  f.ntftling  of  unclean  beafts  (halt  thou  red. 
19. 1 1.  (hall  be  unclean  feven  dayes 

Verfe  16. 
1 3. (halbe  uncle an,bis uncleannes  is  yet  on  h. 
14.aH  that  is  in  the  tent  (halbe  unckan  fev.d. 
1  j.no  covering  bound  upon  it,  isunclean 
1 7-for  an  unclean  perfon  they  (hall  take 
i9.dean  perfon  (hall  fprinkle  upon  the  unci. 
zo.that  fhalbe  unclean,md  (hall  not  purifie 

not  been  fprinkled  upon  him,  he  is  unci, 
zo.nnclean  perfon  toucheth  (hall  be  unclean 
Deut.it. 1^.  the  unclean  &  the  clean  may  eatther. 
22.  unckan  &  clean  (hall  eat  of  them  alike 
Chap.  1 5.22. 
1 4.8 .  it  is  unclean  unto  you  Verf.  10,19. 

26.i4.takenaway  ought  thereof  for  any  unc.ule 
Jofh.z  2. 1 9-if  the  land  of  your  poffeffion  be  uncle. 
2  Cfoo.23.19.none  which  was  Unclean  in  any  thing 
%-xra  9. 1 1  .ye  go  to  poffeffe,is  an  unckan  land 
Job  36.14.  their  life  is  among  the  unckan 
Ecclef.9. 2. one  event — to  the  clean  &  to  the  unci. 
lfai.6.%.1  am  a  man  of  unclean  lips 

the  midft  of  a  people  of  unclean  lips 
3  '.S.the  unckan  (hall  not  paffc  over 
<?..i.into  thee  the  uncircumdfed  &  the  unclean 
Lam.^.i  5. depart  ye,  it  is  unclean 
_3_/j\22.2_.between  the  unclean  and  the  clean 

44.23.caufe  them  to  difcern  between  uncle,  and 
Hof.y.  3  .they  (hall  eat  unclean  things  in  Affyria 
Hag.z.  1 3  .if  one  that  is  unclean  by  a  dead  body 

(hall  it  be  unclean  ?  and  the  priefts 
anfwered  and  faid,It  (hall  be  unckan 
1 4.that  which  they  offer  there  is  unckan 
Lu\e  4.3  3  .which  bad  a  fpirit  of  an  unclean  devill 


Acts  10.28.  no:  call  any  man  common  or  unclean  I 
1 1. 8. nothing  common  or  uncle,  hath  — entred 
Rom.  14.14. that  there  is  nothing  unclean  of  it  felf 
that  efteemeth  any  thing  to  be  unclean 
to  him  it  is  unclean 
1  t"o?,.7.i4.elfe  were  your  children  unclean 
Ephef.^.^.not  unclean  perfon,  —  hath  any  inherit. 
Heb.i).  1 3  .afhes  of  an  heifer  fprinkling  the  unclean 
Revel. 18. 2. and  a  cage  of  every  unckan  bird 

Unclean  to]?,  See  IB  eaft. 

tinCIean  fpirit,  See  SbpUit, 

Unclean  fpirit s,    - 

Mat.  10;  1  .gave  them  power  againft  unclean  fpirits 

iW^.i.27.commandethheeventhe«w/c^fpirits 

3.1 1. and  unclean  fpirits,  when  they  faw  him 

f .  1 3  .and  the  unclean  fpirits  went  out 

6. 7.  and  gave  them  power  over  unclean  fpirits 

Luke  4.36.commamleth  unclean  fpirits,and  they 

6. 1 8.with  unclean  fpirits,  and  they  were  healed 
Atts  5.i6.and  them  that  were  vexed  with  utulXpi. 

8.7. .unclean  fpirits  came  out  of  many 
Revel.  1 6. 1 3 .1  law  three  unclean  fpirits  like  frogs 
Unclean  thing,  See  'Sfjmg, 
Uncleahncfte. 
Levit.f.i.or  if  he  touch  the  uncleanneffe  of man 

y/YmCocvcy  uncleanncjfe  it  be 

7.2o.having  his  uncle anneffu  upon  him,even  that 

Chap.22.3. 

2 1. as  the  uncleanneffe  of  man,or  any  unclean 

1 4. 1 9.that  is  to  be  cleanfed  from  his  uncleannes 

1  j.3«and  this  (hall  be  his  uncleannes  in  his  iffue 
flopped  from  his  iffue,it  is  his  uncleann. 

2?  .all  the  dayes  of  the  iffue  of  her  uncleannes 

z6.%s  the  uncleanneffe  of  her  feparation 

3o.an  atonement— for  the  iffue  of 'her  uncle. 

I  i.feparate  the  chil.of  Ifr.from  their  unclean. 

that  they  die  not  in  their  uncleanneffe 

16.  itf.becaufe  of  the  unclean,  ofthe  chil.  of  Ifr. 

inthemioft  of  their  uncleanneffe 

1 9.  and  hallow  it  from  the  uncleanneffe  of 'the 

1 8 . 1 9.as  long  as  (he  is  put  apart  for  her  unclea. 

2  2 .  y  .a  man  of  w  horn  he  may  take  uncleanneffe 
whatfoever  uncleanneffe  he  hath 

IV«*8.5.i9.haft  not  gone  afide  to  uncleanneffe 

19.13  .his  uncleanneffe  is  yet  upon  him 
Deut.  2  3. 10.  by  reafon  of  uncleanneffe  that  chanceth 

24.1  .becaufe  he  hath  found  fome  unclcan.'m  her 
2  Sam.  1  i.4.fhe  was  purified  from  her  uncleanneffe 
2  Cfo-0.29.16.and  brought  out  all  the  uncleanneffe 
Eya  9. 1  i.one  end  to  another,  with  their  unclean. 
£^£.36.17.35  the  uncleanneffe  ofa  removed  worn! 

39.24.according  to  their  uncleanneffe,  and 
Zecb.  1 3 . 1  .a  fountain — for  fin ,  and  for  uncleannes 
Ato.  2  3. 27. but  are  within  full  of  uncleanneffe 
Kow.1-24.God  alfo  gave  them  up  to  uncleanneffe 

6. 19-your  members  fervants  to  uncleanneffe 
2  Cor.  1 2.2 1  .and  have  not  repented  of  the  unclean. 
Gal.  y .  1 9.wct'  are  thcfe,adultery,  fornication,tt»f/. 
Ephef.4. 19.ro  work  all  uncleanneffe  with  greedine. 

5. 1  .but  fornication,&  all  unclean.  —  let  it  not 
Co/. 3.  j.mortifie  therefore  your  memb.— forn.unc. 

1  Thef. 2. 3. our  exhortation  was  not  of — unclean. 
4#7.God  hath  not  called  us  to  uncleanneffe 

2  Per.2.io.walk  after  the  flefh  in  the  luft  of  uncle. 

3Bnc!eannjfresF. 
£^.36.29.1  will  fave  you  from  all  your  unclean. 

©flclotljel), 

1  Cot.  j.4.not  for  that  we  would  be  unclothed 

ffllncomelp, 
1  Cor.7.3^.behaveth  himfelf  uncomely  toward  his 
12.23  .our  uncomely  parts  have  more  abundant 

JUnconteinncti. 

Atts  16. 3  7-they  have  beaten  us  openly  uncondemn. 
22. i  j. that  is  a  Roman,  and  uncondemned 

ajticoiraptible,  See  Jlneojiraptfole. 

aftncoirnptnxtfe. 
Tit.%.7.  indoSrine  mewing  unconuptnsffe 

Uncoher, 
Levit.i  0.6.  uncover  not  your  heads 

i8.6.neer  of  kin  to  him,to  uncover  their  nakedn. 

7.nakedn.  of  thy  mother  (halt  thou  not  unco. 

thou  (halt  not  uncover  her  na'kedneffe 

Verfe   n. 

8.of  thy  fathers  wife  (halt  thou  not  uncover 

9.  their 


UN  C      U  N  D 


UND       UND 


U'  N  D      U  N  D 


y.their  nakednefle  thou  (halt  not  uncover 

Vcrfe   10. 

I  z.not  «mow}'  the  nakednes  of  thy  fath.  fift. 

i  j. not  uncov.the  nakednes  of  t^y  moth.fift. 

i4.not  uncover  the  nakednes  of  thy  fath.bro. 

i  j.not  uncov.the  nakedn.of  thy  daug.in  law 

thou  (halt  not  uncover  het  nakednes 

i6.not  uncov.the  nakedn.of  thy  brothers  wi. 

i7.not  uncov.the  nakedn.of  a  wom.&  her  d. 

or  her  daughters  daugh.to  uncov. her  na. 

1 8. to  uncover  her  nakednes  befides  the  other 

jy.uncov.hei  naked. as  long  as  fhe  is  put  apart 

20.18.  and  (hall  uncover  her  nakednefle 

X  p. not  uncov.the  nakedn.of  thy  mothers  fift. 
2  1.  io.fhall  not  uncover  his  head,nor  rent 
Num.  f  .i8.Prieft  (hall — uncover  the  womans  head 
Ruth  3  ,4.thou  (halt  go  in,and  uncover  his  feet 
ifai./tf.z.uncovtr  thy  locks ,  make  bare  the  leg 

uncover  the  thigh,  paffe  over  the  rivers 
Zefh.z.iq.for  he  (hall  uncover  the  cedar-work 

SBncoDcreD, 
Gfv.  9.21. and  he  was  uncovered  within  his  tent 
Levit.zo.  1  i.hath  uncovered  his  fathers  nakednefle 
1 7. he  hath  uncovered  his  filters  nakednefle 
1 8. (he  hath  uncovered  the  fountain  of  her  bl. 
zo.he  hath  uncovered  his  uncles  nakednefle 
Verfe  21. 
Rttth  j.7.fhe  C3tne  foftly,  and  uncovered  his  feet 
z  S  am.6.zo.v/ho  uncovered  himfelf  to  day  in  the 
ifai.  zo.q.even  with  their  buttocks  uncovered 
22.<?.and  Kir  uncovered  the  (hield 
47.2.thy  nakednefle  (hall  be  uncovered 
Jer. 49.10.I  have  uncovered  his  fecret  place 
£^£.4.7«and  thine  arm  (hall  be  uncovered 
Hab.z.iS.and  let  thy  fore-skin  be  uncovered 
Mar. z.q-they  uncovered  the  roof  where  he  was 

1  Cor,  1 1 .  j.or  prophefieth  with  her  head  uncovered 

Ij  .is  it  comely  that  a  woman  pray  to  G.un. 
©ncoberetrj, 
Levit.zo.  19. for  he  uncoveretb  his  neer  kin 
Deut.z7.1c.he  uncoverethhis  fathers  skirt 

2  Sam.6.zo.zsone  of  the  vain  fellowes  uncoveretb 

3Hitct(oti. 

1  John  2.2o.ye  have  an  uncT$m  from  the  holy  One 

aBrftefiieD. 
P/a/.  119. i.blefled  are  the  undcfilcd  in  the  way 
Cant,  j  .2.open  to  me— my  dove,  my  unde filed 

6.9. my  dove,my  unde  filed  is  but  one 
H^.7.26.who  is  holy,  harmlefle,  unde  filed 

1  j.4.marriageishonourab.&  thebed  undefiled 
J am.  1. 27. pure  religion  and  undefiled  before  God 
1  Pet.  1.4.10  an  inheritance  incorruptible,  &  »wfc. 

©nDet. 
Gen- 1  .y.divided  the -waters  v/ch  were  under  the  fir. 
9.1et  the  waters  under  the  heaven  be  gathered 
6. 17  .wherein  is  the  breath  of  life  from  under  h. 
7.1  g.under  the  whole  heaven,  were  covered 
2 1. 1  j.fhe  caft  the  child  under  one  of  the  fhrubs 
24.2..put,l  pray  thee,thy  hand  under  my  thigh 
9-tbe  fervant  put  his  hand  under  the  thigh  of 
J9.2j.iookednotto  any  thing  that  was  under 
41.3  y.and  lay  up  corn  under  the  hand  of  Phara. 
4i?.2S.ble{fingsof  the  deep  that  Meth  under 
Exod.6.6.lle  bring  you  out  from  und.  the  burdens 
26. 19. fockets  of  filver  under  the  twenty  boards 
two  fockets  under  one  board,  and  two 
fockets  under  another  board  V.n,2y. 
27.  f  .put  it  under  the  compafle  of  the  altar 
3  7.27.two  rings  of  gold  under  the  crown  there. 
38.4.3  brafen  grate — under  the  compafle  there. 
Num. 3. 36. under  the  cuftody  &  charge  of  the  fons 
4. 28.  their  charge  fhz\heunder  the  hand  of  Itha. 
6.1 8. put  it  in  the  fire  which  is  under  the  facrifi. 
7,8  .We*- the  hand  oflthamar  the  fonof  Aar. 
3 3 .i.under  the  hand  of  Mofes and  Aaron 
/o/&.7.2i.midftof  my  tent, and  the  (ilver  under  it 

1 3.5r.fr«m  Baal-Gad  under  mount  Hermon 
Judg.6. 1 1. fate  under  an  oke  wch  was  in  Ophrath 

i9.brought  it  out  unto  him  under  the  oke 
Ruth  z.iz.under  whofe  wings  thou  art  come 

1  Satn.j.u.fmotethemyiint ill  they  came  under 

2  1. 3. what  h  under  thine  hand 

31.13  .buried  them  under  a  tree  at  Jabefh 

2  S/M0. 18.  z. a  third  part  of  the  people  under  the 

a  third  part//?/rf<v  the  hand  of  Abifhai 
a  third  part  under  the  hand  of  Ittai 


Kjn.  7.3  z.undcr  the  borders  were  four  wheels 
18.23.lay  it  on  wood,and  put  no  fire  under 

2  5. name  of  your  gods,but  put  no  fire  unde) 
1 9. 4. fate  down  under  a  juniper  tree 

5. as  he  lay  and  (left  under  a  juniper  tree 
z  iC'«.8.20.Edom  revolted  from  under  the  handof 
1 3. 5. went  out  from  under  the  hand  of  the  Syr. 
16.4. and  under  every  green  tree     2  Chro.z%.<\. 

l7.from  off  the  brafen  oxen  that  were  und.  it 
17. 7. from  under  the  hand  of  Phar.  king  of  Egy. 

xo.fet  them  up  images — W  every  green  tr. 

1  Chr.zq.  1 9. the  orderings— under  Aaron  their  fa. 
27.23.from  twenty  yeers  old  and  under 

2  Chro.z6. 1  i.undcr  the  hand  of  Hananiah 
28.  io.yc  purpofe  to  keep  under  the  chil.  of  Ju. 

Nehcm. 8.17 .made  booths,&  fate  under  the  booths 
Job  20.1 2.though  he  hide  it  under  his  tongue 

26. 1 2.dead  things  are  formed  from  und.  the  w. 

28.  y .and  under  it  is  turned  up  as  it  were  fire 

3  o. 7. under  the  nettles  they  were  gathered  tog. 
Pfal. 10.7. under  his  tongue  is  mifchief 

j6.7.put  their  truft  under  the  fhadow  of 

44.  ^.through  thy  Name  will  we  tread  them  «». 
Cant.  8. 3. his  left  hand  (hall  be  under  my  head 
ifai.  10.  i6.under  his  glory  he  (hall  kindle  a  burn. 

f  7.  5  .with  idols  under  every  green  tree 
Jer.  2.  zo.under  every  green  tree  thou  wandereft 

10. 1 1. they  (hall  perifh— from  under  thefe  hea. 

38.n.thehoufeof  the  king  under  the  treafury 
1 2. and  rotten  rigs  under  thine  arm-holes 
Ldffz.3.66.deftroy  them — from  under  the  heavens 
E%el(.6.i  3. mountains,  and  under  every  green  tree 

10. 2, between  the  whee!s,even  under  the  cherub 
20.creature  that  I  faw  under  the  God  of  Ifr. 

i7.23.and  underit  (hall  dwell  all  fowl 

4z.9.under  thefe  chambers  was  the  entry 

4^. 23. with  boyling  places  under  the  rowes 

47.  i.waters  iflued  out  from  under  the  threfhold 
D»z.4.i4.1et  the  beafts  get  away  from  under  it 

9.1  z.undcr  the  whole  heaven  hath  not  been  do. 
Hof.4.1 2.gone  a  whoring  from  under  their  God 
Jonah  4.5.made  him  a  booth,and  fate  under  it 
Micah  4.4.every  man  under  his  vine ,and  under  his 
Mat.z.  16.  from  two  yeers  old  and  under 

5.1  y. light  a  candle,and  puj:  it  under  a  bufhell 
Lu\e  11.33. 

23.3  7.as  a  hen  gathereth  her  chickens  under  her 
Mar.q.n.z  candle  brought  to  be  put  under  a  bu. 
Lu\e  7.6\that  thou  fhouldeft  enter  under  my  roof 
John  i^S.when  thou  waft  under  the  fig-tree 

yo.I  faw  thee  under  the  fig-tree,  beleeveft  th. 
K0#J.3.9jewcs&  Gent,  that  they  are  all  under  fin 

1  Cor. 6. 1 2. not  be  brought  under  the  power  of  any 
9.  27.  but  I  keep  under  my  body 
10. 1  .all  our  fathers  were  under  the  cloud 
14.34.are  commanded  to  be  under  obedience 

2  t,fl/-.H.32.thegovernour«K^>'  Aretas  the  king 
Gal.  3.10  .works  of  the  law5  are  under  the  curfe 

2  2.fcripture  hath  concluded  all  under  fin 

2  y.we  are  no  longer  under  a  fchool-mafter 

Hebj.i  i.for  under  it  the  people  received  the  law 

9.1  y.tranfgr.that  were  under  the  firft  teftament 

Jatn.z.i.ot  fit  here  under  my  foot-ftool 

Wvtottfeet,  See  jFeet. 

JBntier  to,  See  $fai. 

SJnUer  law,  See  lam. 

©ntier  rae,  See  2$t. 

Stood  aHnDer,  See  <£>too0. 

JWnOer  /«»,  See  jfeun. 

Wintiev  thee,  See  <&hee« 

JH-nOer  them,  See  <£hem. 

aBnDer  «*,   See  M0. 

©tttier  jo«,  See  3>on, 

JUntiersgirOing. 

A?*  27.17.they  ufed  helps,  under-girding  the  (hip 

KnOerneatb. 
£;m/.28.27.«»d?ra?.towards  the  fore-part  thereof 
39.20.on  the  two  fides  of  the  cphod  underneath 
Deut. 23.17,  underneath  are  the  everlafting3rms 

WinXizt-Utms. 
1  J£i».7.3o.four  corners  thereof  had  under-fetters 
under  the  laver  were  under-fetters 
3  4.if 'our  under- fetters  to  the  four  corners 

under-fet.  were  of  the  very  bafe  it  felf 

tlnOevftanO. 
Gen.  1  i.7.may  not  underfiand  one  anothers  fpeech 


41.15  .that  thou  canft  undcrftand  a  dream 
Num.  16. 30.  (hall  understand  that  thtfe  men  have 
Deut.^.z.underftand  therefore  this  cJay,that  the  L. 
6.underftandtheiefote,thit  the  L.thy  G.  giv! 
28.49.whofe  tongue  thou  (halt  not  under/land 
2  Kjn.  18.26.in  the  Syrian  language,for  we  unde. 
1  Cfoo.28.i9.Lord  made  me  underfia.  in  writing 
Wek».8.3.andthofe  that  could  undeiftand 
7.caufed  the  people  to  underhand  the  law 
8.c3ufed  them  10  undeiftand  the  reading 
i3.evento#3*/'-/Withe  words  of  the  law 
Job  6.14  caufe  me  to  under  ft.  wherein  I  have  erred 
23. 5. and  underftand  what  he  would  fay  unto  me 
26.14  thunderof  his  power  who  can  underftand 
3  2.9.neither  do  the  aged  underftand  judgement 
36.29.can  any  underft.  the  fpreadings  of  the  cl. 
P/<z/.i4.2.to  fee  if  there  were  any  that  did  underft. 
19.12.who  can  underflandhis enouxs 
53.2.toTee  if  there  were  any  that  did  underftand 
82. f. neither  will  they  underftand 
92.6.neither  doth  a  fool  underftand  this 
9 4.8 . unde; ft and, ,ye  brutifh  among  the  people 
107.43.they  (hall  underhand  the  loving  kindn. 
1 19.27.make  me  underftand  the  way  of  thy  pre. 
100.I  underftand  more  then  the  ancients 
Pro.  1 .6.to  underftand  a  proverb,  and  the  interpret. 
2.  J.  then  (halt  thou  underftand  the  fear  of  the  L. 
9-then  (halt  thou  underftand  righteoufnefle 
8.5.O  ye  dmy\e,Hnderftand  wifdom 
i4.8.wifd.of  the  prudent  is  to  undeift.  his  way 
1 9. 2  j.  and  he  will  underftand  knowledge 
2p.24.how  can  a  man  then  underftandhis  own 
28.5.evill  men  underftand  not  judgement 

they  that  feek  the  L.  underft.  all  things 
29.  i9.though  he  undcrftand,  he  will  not  anfwer 
lfai.6.c).he3.t  ye  indeed,  but  underftand  not 
io.left  they  underftand  with  their  heart 
28_9.whom  lnall  he  make  to  underfia.  doctrine 
i9.a  vexation  only  to  trader fiand  the  report 

3  2.4.heart  of  the  rafh  (hall  wwfe-jfo.knowledge 
33.i9.ftam.tongue,that  thou  canft  not  underft. 
3^.1  i.in  the  Affyrian  language/or  we  underft. 

4  i.20.and  underftand  together,  that  the  hand  of 
4  3 .  r  o.and  underftand  that  I  am  he 
44. 1 8.their  hearts,  that  they  cannot  underftand 
56.1  i.they  ate  fhtpherds  that  cannot  underfta. 

Jer.9. 1 2. who  is  the  wife  man  that  may  underftand 
£^f^-3.6.whofe  words  thou  canft  not  underftand 
Dan. $.16.  make  this  man  to  underftand  the  virion. 
i7.but  he  faid  unto  vae,under fiand 
9. 1 3  .from  our  iniquities,&  undeiftand  thy  truth 
23 .therefore  underftand  the  matter 
2  j.know  therefore  and  underftand,  that  from 
10.1 1.  underftand  the  words  that  Ifpeak  to  thee 
1 2. thou  didft  fet  thine  heart  to  underftand 
i4.now  I  am  come  to  make  thee  underftand 
1  i.33ithey  that  underft.  —  (hall  inftruft  many  | 
12. 10. and noneofthe  wicked  lhall  underftand 
but  the  wife  (hall  underftand 
Hof.4. 1 4.people  that  doth  not  underftand  (hall  fall 
i4.9.who is  wife,&  he  (hall  underft.thefe  things 
Micah  4.1  2. neither  underftand  they  hiscounfell 
Mat.  1 3. 1 3. neither  doe  they  underftand 

1 4. ye  (hall  hear,and  dial  1  not  underftand 

1 5-and  fhould  underftand  with  their  heart 

1  j.  1  o.and  faid  unto  them, Hear  and  underftand 

1 7. do  not  ye  yet  undersland,  that 
i6.9.do  ye  not  yet  underftand,neither  remember 
1 1  .how  is  it  that  ye  do  not  underftand 

Mar.S.  21. 
24. 1  f . whofo  readeth,let  him  underftand 
Mar.4. 1 2.hearing  they  may  hear,&  not  underftand 
7.14-hearken  unro  me — '.md  underftand 
8.i7-perceive  ye  not  yetmeither  underftand 
I3.i4.1ethim  that  readeth  underftand 
1 4.6%.neithet  underftandl  what  thou  fayeft 
Liife  8.  ro.and  hearing,they  might  not  underftand 
24.45.that  they  might  underftand  the  fcriptures 
John  8.43  .why  do  ye  not  underftand  my  fpeech 

1 2.40.and  underftand  with  their  heart 
Ads  24.  t  i.becaufe  that  thou  mayeft  undeiftand 
28.26.ye  (hall  hear, and  (hall  not  undeiftand 
27. and  underftand  with  their  heart,and  be 
Rom.  1 5. 2  i.they  that  have  not  heard,  (hall  underft. 
1  Cor.  1 2. 3. wherefore  I  give  you  to  underftand 
i  3-2.and  underftand  all  myfterics 

Ephef.  3.4.  ye 


UND       U  N  D 


U  N  D       UND 


UND      U  N  F 


Epbef.  i  ,4.ye  may  underfiand  my  know  ledge  in 
.Phil.  1. 1  z.I  would  ye  ihould  underftandfbtethrea 
Heb.  1 1. 3. through  faith  we  under jhnd  chat  the  won 
i  PcJ.  2.1  z.evill  of  the  things  that  they  ttnderfi.not 

j^b  1  j.p.what  httderftand:thoM,Ythich  is  not  in  us 

Pfal. 1  $9. z.thou  itnderflandcft  my  thought  afar  off 
ftr.%.\  5-neither  underftandefl  what  they  fay 
Ails  S.^o.underftandefi  thou  what  thou  readeft 

©n&erftan&etfy 

1  Chr.iS^.underflandetb  all  the  imaginations  of 
fob  28. a 3. God  underftandetb  the  way  thereof 
P/a/.49.io.and  underftandetb  not,is  like  thebeafts 
Pw.8_9.they  are  ail  plain  to  him  that  underftandetb 
i4.6.know ledge  is  cafie  to  him  that  underfiand. 
fer^.z^.gXoxy  in  that  he  underftandetb  me 
Ato.  1 3 . 1 9.undcrflandeth  it  not,then  cometh  the 

2  3-heareth  the  word.and  underftandetb  it 
to?..  3. 1 1. there  is  none  that  underftandetb 
1  Coa  1 4. 2  .for  no  man  underftandetb  him 

i6.feeinghe  underffand.not  what  thou  fayeft 
atJuOerftanOincr.. 
E  xod.  2 1.  ?  .in  underflandivg,™d  all  manner  of  wo. 

Chap.35.31. 

3  6 . 1  .in  whom  the  Lo.  had  put  underfiand. 

Dent  4.6  this  is  your  wifdom  &  your  underfianding 

32.a8.neith.er  is  there  any  underfiand.  in  them 

1  ^.3.  n.but  haft  asked  for  thy  felte*^ andmg 

4.2o.God  gave  Solom.wifdom  &  underfianding 

j.  i4.was  filled  with  wifdom  and  underfianding 

1  Chro.ii.-}  2.were  men  that  had  underfianding 
22. 1 2.only  the  Lord  give  thee  understanding 

2  Chro.i.i  2.a  wife  fon.  endued  with — underfiand. 

1 3 .a cunning  man,  endued  with  underfiand. 

26. ^.v/ho  hzi  underfianding  in  the  vibons  of  G. 
E^ra  8.i6.and  forElnathan,mcn  of  underfianding 
Wffo.8.2.and  all  that  could  hear  with  underfianding 

10. 28. havingknowledge,&  having  underfiand. 
fob  12.3-butI  have  understanding's  well  as  you 

I  i.and  in  length  of  '  da.yes,underflanding 

I I  .he  hath  counfell  and  underfianding 
20.taketh  away  the  underfianding  of  the  aged 

17.4  thou  haft  hid  their  heart  from  underfiand. 
20.?.foirit  of  my  underftand.caufeth  me  to  anf. 

2  6. 1 2.by  his  underiiand.hc  fmiteth  thorow  the 
28.1 2. and  where  is  the  place  of  underfianding 

Verfe  20. 
28.to  depart  from  evill,  is  underfianding 

3  2.8.the  Almighty  giveth  them  underfianding 

3  4. 1  o.hearken  unto  me,  ye  men  of  underfiand. 
i6.if  now  thou  haft  underfianding,  hear  this 
34.1et  men  of  underfianding  tell  me 
38.4.declare,if  thou  haft  underfianding 

3<S.or  who  hath  given  under fiand.to  the  heart 
3  9. 17. neither  hath  he  imparted  to  her  underfla. 
Pfal.i  2.9.  as  the  mule  which  have  no  underfiand. 
47. 7. ting  ye  praifes  with  underfianding 
49. 3.  meditation  of  my  heart  fhaibe  ofunderft. 
119.34.give  me  We.;/?.  &  I  (hall  keep  thy  law 
7  3  *g've  mc  underfi. that  I  may  learn  thy  com. 
99.I  have  more  under fian.  then  all  my  teach. 
i04.throi3gh  thy  precepts  I  get  underfianding 
1 25.1  am  thy  fervanf,  give  me  underfianding 
1 3  o.it  giveth  underfianding  unto  the  fimple 
i^.giye  me  mdcrfianding,?.ndl  (hall  live 
1 69. give  me  under fi.  according  to  thy  word 
1^7. %. his  underfianding  \s  infinite 
Pro.  1. 2.  to  perceive  the  words  of  underfianding 
2.2. and  apply  thine  heart  to  underfianding 
3. and  lifceft  up  thy  voice  for  underfianding 
d.out  of  his  mouth  cometh  underfianding 
ii.  underfianding  (hall keep  thee 
3.5.1can  not  to  thine  own  underfianding 
1 3. and  the  man  that  getteth  underfianding 
19. by  underfian. hith  he  eftablifhed  the  heav. 
4. 1. and  attend  to  know  underfianding 
j.  get  wifdom,  get  underfianding 
7-with  all  thy  getting,  get  underfianding 
5.  i. and  bow  thine  ear  to  mine  underfianding 
6.32.whofo  committeth  adultery— lacketh  un. 
7-4-and  call  underfianding  thy  kinfwoman 
S.i.dothnct— 'Underfiand.  put  forth  her  voice 

14. 1  am  underfianding,  I  am  ftrength 
9.4.3s  for  him  that  wanteth  underftand.Qie  faith 
Verfe  \6. 
6.  and  go  in  the  way  of  underfianding 


io.the  knowledge  of  the  holy  is  underfiand. 
10.13. thathath  underfi  andmg,vj ifdom  is  found 
1 4.29. flow  to  wrathjis  of  great  underfianding 

3  3. in  the  heart  of  him  that  hath  underfianding 
i5.14.the  heart  ofhim  that  hath  underfianding 

3  2.he  that  heareth  reproof  getteth  underfiand. 
36.16.to  get  under fi.tz.thzi  to  be  chofen  then  fi. 
zz.undcrftandmg  is  a  wtl-fpring  of  life  unto 
17. 24. wifdom  is  before  him  that  hath  underfla. 
1 8. 2. a  fool  hath  no  delight  in  underfianding 
19. 8. he  that  keepeth underfiand.  ihall  find  good 

2  5. reprove  one  that  hath  underfianding, and 
2i.itf.w3ndereth  out  of  the  way  of  underfiand. 

30. there  is  no  wifdom  nor  underfianding 
23. 13. buy— wifdom,&  inftruftion,  &  underfi. 
24. 3  .and  by  underfianding  it  is  eftablifhed 
28.1 1. the  poor  that  hath  under  fi;.  fearcheth  him 
1 6.prince  that  wanteth  underfianding  is  alfo  a 
30.2.I  have  not  the  underfianding  of  a  man 
Ecclef.9. 1 1  .nor  yet  riches  to  men  of  underfianding 
ifai.i  i.a.the  fpirit  of  wifdom  and  underfianding  " 
3.and  ihallfhall  make  him  of  quick  underfi. 
17.1  i.for  it  is  a  people  of  no  underfianding 
z9.14.underft.of  then  prudent  men  fhall  be  hid 
i6.of  him  that  framed  it,He  had  no  underfi. 
24.that  erred  in  fpirit,  (hall  come  to  underfi. 
40.  i4.and  (hewed  to  him  the  way  to  Under  fian. 
28.thcre  is  no  fearching  of  his  underfianding 
44. 1 9.neither  is  there  knowledge  nor  underfla. 
fer.3.1 5.paftors  which  (hall  feed  you  wkhunder. 
4.22.and  they  have  no  underfianding 
5.21.O  foolilh  people,and  without  under fianJ. 
5 1. 1  f.ftretched  out  the  heaven  by  his  underfla. 
E^.28.4.withthy  under  ft. thow  haft  gotten  rich. 
Dan.  i.i7.Dmidhad  underfianding  in  all  virions 
20.in  all  matters  of  wifdom  &  underfianding 
2. 2 1  .knowledge  to  them  that  know  underfiand. 
4.34.and  mine  underfi andingtemmed  unto  me 
5.1  i.light,  and  underfianding,  and  wifdom 
1  z.tmderfianding,interr>teting  of  dreams 
i4.that  light,  &  underfianding — is  found  in 
9.21  .come  forth  to  give  thee  skill  &  underfian. 
1  o.  1  .and  had  underfianding  of  the  vifion 
1 1.3  5.fome  of  them  of  underfianding  (hal  1  fall 
Hof.  1 3 . 2.idols  according  to  their  own  underfiand. 
Obad.j. there  is  no  underfianding  in  him 

8.deftroy— wzab;/2.outofthe  mount  ofEfau 
Mat.  1 5. 1 6.are  ye  alfo  yet  without  underfianding 
Mar. 7.1%. we  ye  fo  without  underfianding  alfo 

12.33  .and  to  love  him  with  all  the  underfiand. 
Lu\e  i.i.hw'mgunderftandingof  things  from  the 
2.47.were  aftonifhed  at  his  underfianding 
24. 45. then  opened  he  their  underfianding 
Rom.  1. 3 1.  without  underfiand.  covenant-breakers 
x  O'.i.i9.bringto  nothing  the  underft.of the  pru. 
14.14.but  my  underfianding  is  unfruitfull 
15. and  will  pray  with  underfianding  alfo 

and  I  will  fing  with  underfianding 
lo.rather  fpeak  five  words  with  my  underfiand. 
20  brethren,  be  not  children  in  under fiandinq 

in  malice  be  ye  chil.but  in  underfl.bem. 
Ephef.  1 . 1 8.eyes  of  your  underfiand.  being  enlight. 

4.i8.havingthe  underfianding  darkened 
Pto.4.7.peace  of  God  which  paffeth  all  underfian. 
Co/.i.9.might  be  filled  with  all  fpirituall  underfi. 
2.2.riches  of  the  full  affurance  of  underfianding 
2  Tim.  2.7-Lord  give  thee  underftand.m  all  things 
1  fobn.  %.zc.\\zth  given  us  an  underfianding 
Revel.  1 3. 1 8. that  hath  underfla-  count  the  number 

Good  JtJnOet-ttanStng. 
r  Sam.zj.i.fhe  was  a  woman  of  good  underfiand. 
Pfal.  1 1 1. 1  o.a  good  underfianding  have  all  they 
Prfl.3.4„fo  (halt  thou  find  good  underfianding 
13.1 5. good  underfianding  giveth  favour 
Man  efJJnDestlanD.ng,. 
E^i-a  8. 1 8.they  brought  us  a  man  of  underfianding 
P/o.  1.5. a  man  of  underfi.  (hall  attain  to  wife  cou. 
io.23.butaman  of  underfianding  hath  wifdom 
1 1. 1 2. but  a  man  of  underfian.  holdcth  his  peace 
1 5.2 1. but  a  man  of  underfla.wdNteth  uprightly 
17.27.man  of  underfla.  is  of  an  excellent  fpirit 
28  .fhutteth  his  lips,  is  efteemed  a  man  of  mi. 
20.5.a  man  of  underfianding  will  draw  it  out 
28.i.by  a  man  of  underfi/ — the  ftate  thereof  fh. 

Void  of  ©noerftantiing. 
P/o. 7. 7.beheld — a  young  man  void  of  underfiand. 


1 0.1 3.3  rod  is  for— him  that  is  void  of  underfi. 

i2.u.followeth  vain  perfons,is  void  of  under. 

I7.i8.a  man  void  of  underfianding  ftriketh  han! 

24.30.by  the  vineyard  of  the  man  void  olunde. 
©nOerftantittig. 
Bent.  1 . 1 3  .take  ye  wife  men , and  underfianding 

4.6.furely  this  nation  is  an  underfianding  people 
1  K.w.J'9-g've  thy  fervant  an  underfianding  hearc 
1 2.I  have  given  thee  an  underfianding  heart 
Pr».8.5.ye  fools,be  ye  of  an  underfianding  heart 
D an.  1. ^miming  in  know!edge,&  underfi. fcience 

8. 2 3. and  underfianding  dark  fentences 
Bphef.^.i7.underflandmgwhat  the  will  of  the  L.is 
1  Tim.  1 .7. underfianding  neither  what  they  (ay 

SUnOerSooD, 
GcK.42.23.they  knew  not  that  Jofeph  underflood 
Deut.7, 2.29.O  that  they  underflood  this 

1  ta;».4.6.they  under  flood  that  the  ark — was  come 

z6.^.underftood  that  Saul  was  come  in  very  deed 

2  S.W2.3. 37. the  people  —  underfiood  that  day,that 
Nebem.8.1 2.bccaufe  they  had  underflood the  words 

1 3.7.I  underflood  of  the  evill  that  Eliafhib  did 

fob  1 3 . 1  .mine  ear  hath  heard  and  underflood  it 
4 2. 3. therefore  have  I  uttered  that  I  under flo.  not 

P/<?/.7  3 . 1 7. then  underflood  I  their  end 

8 1.5.I  heard  a  language  that  I  underflood  not 
iotf^.our  fathers  underflood  not  thy  wonders 

lfai.40.1 1  .have  ye  not  underflood  from  the  found. 
44. 1 8.  they  have  not  known,nor  underflood 

D«?z.8.27.aftoni(hedat  the  vifionjbut  none  under. 
9.2. undo floodby  books  the  number  of  the  yeers 
1 0.1  .and  he  underflood  the  thing,  &  had  under. 
1 1 .8.1  heard,  but  I  underflood  not 

M at. 1 3 . 5 1  .have  ye  underflood  all  thefe  things 
16.1 2. then  underflood  they  how  that  he  bade 
ly.il.underflood  that  he  fpake  to  them  of  John 
26. 10. when  Jefus  underfl.it,  he  faid  unto  them 

Mar. 9. 3  2. but  they  underflood  not  that  faying 

Lulg  2.5o.they  underflood  not  the  faying  which  he 
9.4 5. but  they  Underflood  not  this  faying 
1 8.j4.and  they  underflood  none  of  thefe  things 

fqbn  8. 27. undo flood  not  that  he  fpake  to  them  of 
io.6.but  they  underflood  not  what  things  they 
I2.i6.thefethings  underflood not  his  difciples 

^<5Zx7.2  5.fuppofedhis  brethren  would  hzytunder. 

but  they  underflood  not 

2^.z7.having  underflood  that  he  was  a  Roman 

34>when  he  underflood  that  he  was  of  Cilicia 

Rom.i.io.beingunder  floodby  the  things  which  are 

1  Ctrr.  1 3 . 1 1  .was  a  child,  I  underflood  as  a  child 

1 4.9.ex cept  ye  utter  words  eafie  to  be  underflood 

2  Pct.i.\6,\n  weh  are  fome  things  hard  to  be  und: 

SKttSestaiie, 
lfai.i%.  14-Lord, I  am  oppreffed, undertalg  for'rne1 

©ntiettoBk. 
£^.9.23.  Jcwes  undertook  to  do  as  they  had  begun 

aftnOoe, 
lfai.^%. 6. to  undoe  the  heavie  burdens,and 
Zepb.1.19.1  will  undoe  zl\  that  afflicT:  thee 

Num.  1 1 . 2  9.W0  to  thee,Moab,thou  art  undone 
fofh.  1 1. 1 5  .he  left  nothing  undone  of  all  that  the 
I/di.6.5.1  am  undone,!  am  a  man  of  unclean  lips 
Mat.z  3 .2  3 .  done,  &  not  to  leave  the  other  undone 
Lu\e  1 1. 42. and  not  leave  the  other  undone 

SBnOjefTeO. 
Z,raV.2.5.5.nei.gather  the  grapes  of  thy  vine  undr, 
1 1  .nor  gather  the  gra.in  it  of  thy  vine  undref. 

aineqoaH,  JKnequaHp. 
JE^.18,2  j.are  not  your  wayes  unequall 

Verfe  29. 
2  Cor. 6. 14.be  not  unequally  yoked  withunbeleev. 

©nfafitcD. 
2  Cor.6.6.by  the  holy  Ghoft,by  love  unfmed 

1  Tim.  1. 5.  charity  out  of  a  pure  heart,  &  faith  unfa. 

2  Tim.  r . 5 .when  I  call  to  rememb.the  unfained hi. 
1  Pet.  i.22.unto  the  unfained  love  of  the  brethren 

astifrritfjfuti. 

P/D.25.  i9.confidence  in  an  unfaitbfmatv—  is  like 

tlrcfaftbfalty. 
P/«/.78.57-but  dealt  unfaithfully  like  their  fathers 

JBrtfvuftfnH, 
Mat.  13.2  2.and  he  becometh  unfruitfull 
Mar. 4. 1 9.cfcoke  the  word,and  it  becometh  unfrui 
1  Cor.  14. 1 4.but  my  underfianding  is  unfruitfull 
Ephcf.$.i  1. no  fellow fhip  with  the  unfndtf.  works 

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Tit.  3 .  14-for  neceflary  ufes',that  they  be  not  unfru. , 
z  Pet.  r  .8.ye  (hall  neither  be  barren  nor  unftuitfuU 

Gra.24. 3  2. the  man  ungirded  his  camels 

3SngoO!p. 
2  Sam.zi.  <. floods  of  ungodly  men  made  me  afraid 

PM18.4. 
1  Cfotf.i^.fhouldeft  thou  help  the  ungodly 
Job  1  g.  1  i.God  hath  delivered  me  to  the  ungodly 

5 4. 1 8. is  it  fit  to  fay — to  princes,Ye  are  ungod. 
Pfal.  1. 1. that  walketh  not  in  the  counf.  of  the  ung. 
4.the  ungodly  are  notfo:  but  they 
%  .the  ungodly  fhall  not  ftand  in  the  judgem. 
<?.but  the  way  of  the  ungodly  (lull  perifh 
3.7.thou  haft  broken  the  teeth  of  the  ungodly 
43.i.plead  my  caufe  againft  an  ungodly  nation 
7 3 . 1  2 ,  behol  d,  the  fe  a  re  t  he  ungodly 
Pro.16-t7.3n  ungodly  man  diggeth  up evill 

19.28. an  ungodly  witnefle  fcorneth  judgement 
,Ri«#.4.5.beleeveth  on  him  that  jufiifieth  theung. 

f.6.in  due  time  Chrift  died  for  the  ungodly 

1  7i«z.i.9.the  law  is  —for  the  ungodly ,&  for  finn. 

1  Pet.q.  1 8. where  (hall  the  ungodly  &  firmer  appe. 

z  P£i.2.5.bring.in  the  flood  on  the  wor.of  the  un. 

tf.unto  thofe  who  after  fhould  live  ungodly 

j. 7.  judgement,  and  perdition  of  ungodly  men 

Jude  ^.ungodly  men,turning  the  grace  cf  our  God 

1  j.and  to  convince  all  that  are  ungodly 

among  them,  of  their  ungodly  deeds 
1 8.fhould  walk  after  their  own  ungodly  lufts 

2Ungotilmeffe4 

Rom.  1.18.  is  revealed  againft  all  Ungodlineffe 

11.z6.HaW  turn  away  ungodlineffe  from  Jacob 
z  7im.i.i6.  they  will  increafe  to  more  ungodlinefs 
Tit.2.1  z.that  denying  ungodlineffe  &  worldly  lufts 

tltrtjblj?, 
Levit.  10.10.put  difference  between  holy  &  unholy 
1  Tim.L9.t0t  finners,  for  unholy  audi  profane 
z  Tim.  j.z.men  fhall  be— unthankfull,  unholy 
He6.10.29.counr.ed  the  blood  of  thecoven.an  unh. 

asnfcojtt, 
Num.13.z1.as  it  were  the  ftrength  of  an  unicorn 

Chap.24.8. 

Job  J9.^will  the  unicorn  be  willing  to  ferve  thee 

iccanft  thou  bind  the  unicorn  with  his  band 

P/a/.Z9.6.Lebanon  &  Syrion  like  a  young  unicorn 

9z.io.fhaltthou  exalt  like  the  horn  of  an  unic- 

0^.33.17, his  horns  are  like  the  horns  otunkor. 

Pfa.  2  z.z  1  .heard  me  from  the  horns  of  the  unicorns 

1  Ifai.  3  4.7. the  unicorns  fhall  come  down  with  them 

Wnitz. 
Pfal.86.  IX. unite  my  heart  to  fear  thy  Name 

SftntteD. 
Gen.1^9.6. m\ne  honour  be  not  thou  united 

©ttttp. 
Pfal.11 1  • *  -£°r  brethren  to  dwell  together  in  unity 
Ephef.4. ^.endeavouring  to  keep  the  unity  of  the 
1  j.till  we  all  come  in  the  unity  of  the  faith 
UBitjuft. 
Pfal.43.1.  deliver  me  from  the  deceitfull&  unjuft 
Pro.  1 1. 7.the  hope  ot  unjusl  men  perifheth 
z 8. 8  .by— unjuft  gain  increafeth  his  fubftance 
z9.z7.an  unjuft  man  is  an  abominat.  to  the  juft 
Zepb.$. 5. but  the  Mi]  itft  knoweth  no  (name 
Mat. <$.4<;.kndeth  rain  on  the  juft  &  on  theunjuft 
Luk?  i^.S.the  lord  commended  the  unjuft  fteward 
1  o.that  is  unjuft  in  the  leaft,  is  unjust  alfo  in 
i8.6.hear  what  the  unjusl  judge  faith 

1 1. not  as  other  men  are,extortioners,««/«Jr 
Acls  24. 1  %  .refurrect  — both  of  the  juft  and  unjuft 
1  Cor. 6. 1. dare any  of  you  go  to  law  before  the  un}, 
1  Pet.  3 . 1 8  .once  fuffered — the  Juft  for  the  unjuft 
z  Pe£.z.9.referve  the  unjuft  to  the  day  of  judgeme. 
Revel.  2  2 . 1 1  .that  is  unjuft,  1  et  him  be  unjusl  ftill 

SBnjattl}?. 
Pfal.S  z.2.liow  long  will  ye  judge  unjustly 
Ifa.z6>io.in  the  land  ofuprightn-will  he  deal  Unj. 

JlJnimomn. 
Acts  17.2  3. with  this  infcript.To  the  unknown  G. 
1  6V.i4.2.thatfpe:iketh  in  an  unknown  tongue 
4.thac  fpeaketh  in  an  unknown  tongue,  edifi. 
is.let  him  that  fpeaketh  in  an  z«^io.tongue 
14. if  I  pray  in  an  unknown  tongue,my  fpirit 
i  19. then  ten  thouf.words  in  an  unkn.  tongue 

|         27-if  any  m.in  fpesk  in  an  unknown  tongue 


2.  C0/.6. 9. as  unknowmxx\d  yet  well  known 
G^/.i.2  2.was  unknown  by  face  unto  the  churches 

SJnlaDe. 

Atis  2 1.  3. there  the  fhip  was  to  unlade  -her  burden 

©nlarofull. 

Acts  10. 28. ye  know  how  that  it  is  an  unlawf.  thi. 
z  Pet.z.%.  vexed  —  with  their  unlaw  full  deeds) 

SBnlearneO. 
Alls  4. 1 3. perceived  that  they  were  unlearned 

1  Cor. 1 4.i6.that  occupieth  the  room  of  the  unlear. 

z 3. there  come  in  thofe  that  are  unlearned 
24.one  that  beleeveth  not,or  one  unlearned 
z  Tim.  2.23.100I1II1  and  unlearned  queftions  avoid 

2  Pet. 1. 16. which  they  that  are  unlearned  wrti\ 

SJrrteabenel), 
Exod- 1 2. 3 9. and  they  baked  unleavened  cakes 
Levit.z.q.h  fnalbe  an  unleavened  cake  of  fine  flo. 
or  unleavened yi iters  anointed  with  oyl 
Chap.7.12. 
j.  unleavened,  mingled  with  oyl 
7.it.unleavenedcakes  mingled  wiih  oyl 

unleavened  wafers  anointed  with  oyl 
8.26".  he  took  one  unleavened  cake,  and  a 
JV«ra.6.i9.one  unleavened  cake — &  one  unlea.waf. 
Jojh.  5. 1 1. and  they  did  eat— unleavened  cakes 
Judg.6. 1 9. made  ready  a  kid,and  unleavened  cakes 
zo.  take  the  fleih,  and  the  unleavened  c.ikes 
21.  touched  the  flefh,  &  the  unleavened  cakes 
confumed  the  fleih  &  the  unlcaven.  cakes 
1  Cfcw.z3.29.for  the  wz/i?<zw»edcakes,andfor 

1  Cor.  j. 7. may  be  a  new  lump,as  ye  are  unleavened 

3BnleoteneD  bread,  See  2SieaD, 
3»nieffe. 
Levit.zz.6.unleffe  he  wafh  his  flefh  in  water 
Num.zz.z  i.unle.Che  had  turned— I  had  llain  thee 

2  Sam.i.i'j.unleffe  thou  hadft  fpoken,fnrely  then 
l'fal.t7. 1 3 .1  had  ta\nted,unleffe  I  had  beleeved  to 

9/^.17. unlcffe  the  Lord  had  been  my  help 
1 1 9.9  z.unleffe  thy  law  had  been  my  delight 
Pro.4.16.  unlcffe  they  caufe  fome  to  fall 
1  Cor.  1  5. z.unleffe  ye  have  beleeved  in  vain 

aanloofe, 
Af<w\i.7.not  worthy  to  fteop  down,and  unloofe 
Luke  3.i6\latchet — -lam not  worthy  tounloofe 
John  i.27.fhoes  latchet  I  am  not  worthy  to  unloofe 

JBnmarrteO. 
1  Cor. 7. %.\othe  unmarried  and  widows,It  is  good 
11. if  fhe  depart,  let  her  remain  unmarried 
32.hethat  is  unmarried,careih  for  the  things 
iq.unmar.  woman  careth  for  the  things  of 

©rimer  cf  full. 

Rom.1.1  i.withoutnaturall  att~e&\on,unm£rcifull 

©nmfnofnU. 
Of«f.32.i8.oftheRockthatbeg.thee  thou  art  un. 

©nmcroeaisle. 
Alts  27.4 1  .the  fore-part  remained  immoveable 
1  Cor.  1 5. f8.be loved  brethren,be ye  ftedfaft,»?2»*. 
aanni. 

1  Cfc-.i5.i8.brethren  of  the  fecond  degree,- Unni 

zo.Unni,  and  Eliab,  —with  pfalteries 

Nehem.  1  z.y.mnUtheir  brethren,were  over  againft 

QAncccnptii), 

Judg.j ,6.the  bigh-wayes  were  unoccupied 

SUnperfect.   . 

Pfal.  1 3  9.1  ^.did  fee  my  fubftance  yet  being  unpzrf. 

JUnpoflible,  See  ^mpoflfible. 

3Llnpic»arcD, 

2  Cor. 9. 4.com£  with  me,  and  find  you  unprepared 

2Hnpio8tablc. 
Job  1  f  ^.fliould  hereafon  with  unprofitable  talk 
Mat. z<;.io.ci.{\  the  unprofitable  fervant  into  utter 
Luke  17.10.  fay, We  are  unprofitable  fer van  ts 
KoOT.3.i2.they  are  altogether  become  unprofitable 
Tit.  3. 9. for  they  are  unprofitable  and  vain 
Phikm.i  1. in  time  paft  was  to  thee  unprofitable 
Heb.13.17.for  that  is  unprofitable  tor  you 

©npiofirableneffe, 
H^.7.i8.for  the  weaknes  &  unprofitablenes  thereof 

3Bnpanf3)c&, 
Pro.  1 1.2 1. the  wicked  (hall  not  be  unpunijhed 
16. 5. hand  joyn  in  hand,  he  (hall  not  be  unptmi. 
17.5 .that  is  glad  at  calamities,(hal  not  be  imp. 
19.5.3  falfe  witnefle  fhall  not  be  «»jW2//&fti 

Verfe  9. 

/c>*.z5.29.utterly  unpunijhed ? ye  (hall  not  be  imp. 

30. ii. will  not  leave  thee  altogether  unpunijhed 


46.28.yet  will  I  not  leave  thee  wholly  unptmi.] 

49-,z-and  art  thou  he  that  fhall  go  unpunifhc'd' 

thou  (halt  not  go  unpunijhed 

BrtquenCijabic, 

Mat. 3. 1  z.burn  up  the  chaff  with  unquenchable  fire   ! 
Luke  3.  i7.chaff  he  will  burn  with  fire  unquenchable 

Unreafonable. 
ABs  1 5,27. unreafonable  to  fend  a  prifoner,  and 
2  Tbcf.i.z.mxy  be  delivered  from  unreafonable  men 

ainrcbu&eable, 

1  Tim.6.  i4.keep  this  commandement — unrcbuhe. 

©nrepjobcable. 
Col.  1. 2  2.to  prefent  you  unreproveable  in  his  fight 

aunrigbreoms. 

Exod.13. i.the  wicked  to  be  an  unrighteous  witnes 
Job  27.7.rifeth  up  againft  mt,as  the  unrighteous 
Pfal. 7  i.4.deliver  me  out  of  the  hand  of  the  unrig. 
Ifti.  10.  i.wo  to  them  that  decree  unrighteous  dtcr. 

5  J.7. and  the  unrighteous  man  his  thoughts 
Luke  16.H .not  been  faithfull  in  the  1mrigh.m3.rn. 
Rbm.j.iAs  God  unrighteous  who  talceth  vengeani 
i  Cor.6. 9. unrighteous  fhall  not  inherit  the  kingdo. 
He&.S.io.God  is  not  unrighteous  to  forget  your  ' 

33rir<ghteouup. 
Deut.15.  i6.all  that  do  unrightcoufty  are  an  abom. 

2Hnrfgl)teoufiiefre, 
Levlt.19. 1 5  .(hall  do  no  unrighteouf.  in  judgement 

Verfe  3  y. 
Pral.9z.-1  j.and  there  is  no  unrighteoufueffe  in  him 
'/«-.z  2. 1 3  .that  buildeth  his  honfe  by  unnghteoufn. 
Luke  i6.9.friendsof  the  mammon  of  unrigbteoujh. 
John  7. 1 8.3nd  no  mvigbtcoufneffe  is  in  him 
Rom.\.\%.&\  ungodlinefTe)&  unnghteoufn.  of  men 
who  hold  the  truth  in  unrighteoufneffe 
2  9.being  filled  with  all  unrighteoufneffe 
2.8. but  obey  unrighteoufneffe  ^indignation,  and 
3. 5. if  out  unrkhteoufnefjc  commend  the  righte. 
6. 1 3  .members  as  inftruments  of unrighteoufnefs 
9. 1 4. is  there  unrighteoufneffe  with  God 

2  C(W.6.i4.whatfellow(h.hath righte. with unrigh. 
iThef.z.io.whh  alldeceiveablenes  of 'unrighteouf. 

1 2. but  had  pleafure  in  unrighteoufneffe 
Hei.8.i2.Ileberoercifull  to  their  unrighteoufneffe 
2  Pef. z.i  3. fhall  receive  the  reward  of  unrighteouf. 

1  f.who  loved  the  wages  of  unrighteoufneffe 
1  >te  i.9.and  to  deanfe  us  from  ail  imrightcoufn. 
5.  17.  all  unrighteoufneffe  is  fin 
©nrspe. 
/oil  1 5.3  3  .he  fhall  (hake  offhis  unripe  "rape 

&nrt%  & 

1  The/,  t;. 14,  warn  them  that  are  ro»;«/y 
T;f.i.£.not  accufed  of  riot,  or  unruly 

lo.there  are  many  unruly  and  vain  talkers 
/^2.3.8.it  is  an  unruly  evilLfull  of  deadly  ooyfon 

aUnfatfable. 
£^/^.i^.i8.becaufe  thou  waft  unfatiable 

31$nfabourp, 
Job  6.6.czn  that  wch  is  unfav.be  eaten  withoutfalt 

'  2Hnfearcij3bIc. 
Job  5_9.v/hich  doth  great  things  and  unfearchable 
Pfal.itf. 1. and  his greatnefle is  unfearchable 
Pro- z 5.3. and  the  heart  of  kings  is  unfearchable 
Rom.  11.33  .how  unfearchable  are  his  judgements 
Ephef.  3 .8  .preach  the  unfearchable  riches  of  Chrift 

©nfeemlp. 

Rom.i. 27. working  that  which  isunfecmly 

1  Cor.i3.j.dothnot  behave  it  ftlf  un fee mly 

dJnfhoo. 

/^.2.2y.with-hold  thy  foot  from  be'mgunjhod 

auwutifmi. 

Heb.^. 12.1s  unshfilfull  in  the  word  ofrighteoufn. 
©ufpeafeable. 

2  Cor.g,!  5. thanks  be  to  God  for  \\\sunfpea\ab.g\tt 

1 2.4-and  heard  unfpeakable  words 

1  Pet.  1 .8  ,ye  rejoyce  w  ith  joy  unfpeakable 

SlnfpotteO. 
/^W.r.27,keep  himfclf  unfpottedof  the  world 

a*  tillable. 
Gen. 49. ^.unftable as  water,;!iou  malt  not  excell 
/«».i.8.double-minded  man  is  imftable  in  all  his 

2  Pet.  2.  14.  beguiling  unstable  fouls 

3. 16.  which  they  that  are — unliable  wreft 
EJnftoppeu. 
j/tfj.3  f.y.  ears  of  the  deaf  (hall  be  unftoppsd 

JBiitafeeri. 

2  Co?".3.i4.rema^neth  the  fame  vail  untakenaway 
©ntemperep. 


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£^f/». 1 3.  i  o.others daubed  it  with untemp.  morter 
1 1. fay  unto  them  thatdaube  it  with  «B.mor. 
I4.wallye  have  daubed  with  untcmpered met. 
i  f .  on  them  that  have  daubed  with  unte.mo. 
n.2,8.prophets  have  daubed  thena  with  untem. 
2anthastUfrtI!. 
Luke  s-l  S  -f°r  ne  's  kind  unto  tne  unthankfull. 
z  Tj?w.i.J..men  (hall be untbankfull3\snhbly 
JiJnttH. 

Gw.14.19 .untill  they  have  done  drinking 

5  j.I  will  not  eat  /wtfi/ 1  have  told  my  errand 
■2.6. 1  j  .and  grew  «s*i//  he  became  very  great 
zj. ^.untill  thy  brothers  fury  turn  away 

4$. untill  thy  brothers  anger  turn  away 
28,1$.  untill  I  have  done  that  which  I  have  fpo. 
z9.%  .untill  the  flocks  be  gathered  toge.  and  till 
32,4.  and  flayed  there  untill  now 

iq.untill  the  breaking  of  the  day 
$  3.3 . untill  he  came  neer  to  his  brother 

i^.untilll  come  unto  my  Lord  unto  Seir 
34.?  Jacob  held  his  peace  tint,  they  were  come 
39.1 6.his  garment— untill  her  lord  came  home 
4 1. 49.com  as  the  fand  of  the  fea— ■untill  he  left 
46. 3  4-from  our  youth  even  untill  now 
49.10.  nor  alaw-givet— «z«#  Shiloh  come 
Exod.g.  1 8.(lnce  the  foundation  thereof  even  until 
io.ig.we  know  not  with  what  -untill  we  come 

1  2.  1  j  .from  the  firft  day  untill  the  feventh  day 

1 8.  unleavened  bread  untill  the  one  &  twen. 
16. 3?.  until  they  came  toaland  inhabited — un. 
1 7. 1 2. hands  fteady  untill  the  going  down  of 
24. 1 4-tarry  ye  here  for  us  untill  we  come 
H&.untill  he  was  gone  into  the  tabernacle 
34.34.he  took  the  vail  ofiuntill  he  came  out 

3  f  .on  untill  he  went  in  to  fpeak  with  him 
Lev.  1  z.^.untill  the  dayes  of  purifying  be  fulfilled 
16. 17. untill  he  come  out,  and  have  made  aton. 
22.4-not  eatof  the  holy  things  untill  he  be 

30.  ye  (hall  leave  none  of  it  untill  the  morn. 

2  3 .  i  q.untill  the  felf  fame  day  that  ye  have  brou . 
z%.zz.untiU  theninth  yeer :  untill  her  fruits 

Naw.4. 3  -even  untill  fifty  yeers  old,all  that  enter 
z%. untill  fifty  yeers  old  (hilt  thou  number 
6. f. untill  the  dayes  be  fulfilled  in  the  which 

1  l.zo.untillit  come  out  at  yournoftrils 
i4.ia.forgIven  this  people, from  Egy.even  un. 

33_«?z/i//yourcarcafes  be  wafted 
zo.17.untM  we  have  pafled  thy  borders 
23.24.  not  lie  down  untill  he  eat  of  the  prey 
24.22.aaM  Amur  awry  thee  away  captive 
3  2.17.  untill  we  have  brought  them  unto  their 
Dcut.i.iq.unt.viz  were  come  over  the  brook— itn. 
3.20. untill  the  Lord  had  given  reft  unto 
j.zo.witill  they  that  are  left  be  deftroyed 
20.20. war  with  thez-jmull  it  be  fubdued 

2  2.2-with  thee  untill  thy  brother  feek  after  it 
28.20.M.«i#thoubedeftroyed,and?<*i# 

22.they  (hall  purfue  thee  untill  thou  perifh 
24.  down  upon  thee  untill  thou  be  deftroyed 
48.1'ron  upon  thy  neck,aȣi#  he  have  deftroy. 
6i.Lord  bring  upon  thee,untill  thou  be  deft. 

3  i.24.1aw  in  abook,«»^//they  were  finilhed 

jo.wordsof  this  fongj/wtf.  they  were  ended 
Joft.-j.\  ^.untill ye  takeaway  the  accurfed  thing 
&.z6.untill  he  had  utterly  deftroyed  the  inhabit. 
10. 27. which  remain  untill  this  very  day 
zo.g.untill  he  ftand  before  thecongregation 
Judg.^.z ^.untill  they  had  deftroyed  Jabin 
5  .j. untill  that  I  Deborah  arofe 
6. 1 8. depart  not  hence  untill  I  come  unto  thee 
1 3 . 1  %.nntill  we  (hall  have  made  ready  a  kid 
18.30.  untill  the  day  of  the  captivity  of  the  land 
i9.8.and  they  tarried  untill  after  noon 
Ruth  z.z\. untill  they  have  ended  all  my  harveft 
•     3.i8.(it  ftill  my  daughter^«i#thou  know 
i  Sam.  1. 22. 1  will  net  goe  up  a»zi#  thechild  be 
7.1  i.fmote  them,  untill  they  came  under  Beth. 
9. 1 3. the  people  will  not  eat  untill  he  come 
1 5.7. from  Havilah}«?tfi#thoucomeft  to  Shur 
3  % ,no  more  to  fee  Saul  untill  the  day  of  his 
1923.  prop  he  tied  untill  he  came  toNaioth 
20.4 1  .wept  one  with  another,.*^/  Da.exceed. 
3  0.4.  untill  they  had  no  more  power  to  weep 
2  Sam.  1  ?. 24.  until  all  the  people  had  done  parting 
28.I  willtarryz«fi#  there  come  word  from 


17. 13. untill  there  be  not  one  fmall  done  found 
i9.7.thatbefell  thee  from  thy  youth  untillnow 

zq.untill  the  day  he  came  rgaine  in  peace 
22.38.  turned  not  again  untill  I  hadconfumed 

1  'Kjn.i  .2. no  houfe  to  the  Lord  untill  thofe  dayes 

1 0.7.I  beleeved  not  the  words  untill  I  came 
1 1 . 1 6. untill  he  had  cut  ofFevery  male  inEdom 

40.  was  in  Egypt  untill  the  death  of  Solom. 
1  y. 29.  any  that  breathed,«/2fi#  he  had  deftroy. 
i8.26.onthe  name  of  Baal  from  mor.even  un. 

29. they  prophelied  untill  the  time  of  the 
22.27.water  of  affliction,  ;«2f.  I  come  in  peace 
2CWK.18.26. 

2  Kjn.6.z%.  untill  an  affes  head  was  fold  for 
7.3.  why  (it  we  here  untill  we  die 

8. 6. day  that  (he  left  the  land,even  untill  now 

1 1.  countenance  ftedfaftty, untill  he  was  a(h. 
10. 11. untill  he  left  him  none  remaining 
17.20.  untill  he  had  caft  them  out  of  his  fight 

z^.untiU  the  Lord  had  removed  Ifrael  out  of 
18.3  2.  untill  I  come  and  take  you  away  unto 
24.20. untill  he  had  caft  them  out  from  his  pre. 

1  Cfcro.5;.2  2.dwelt  in  their  fteads,«»ri#  the  captiv. 

b.iz.untill  Sol.had  built  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
1 2.22.to  help  him,untill  it  was  a  great  hoft 
28. 20. untill  thou  haft  finilhed  all  the  work 

2  Chro.S.  i6.houfe  of  the  Lord, untillix.  was  finifli. 

1 8. 1  o.thou  (halt  pufh  Syria,««fi//  they  be  conf. 
z9.z8.untM  the  burnt-offering  was  finilhed 
3 1.1.  untill  they  had  utterly  deftroyed  them  all 
3  y.i4.of  burnt-ofTerings,and  the  fat  unt.night 
l6,zo.untM  the  reign  of  the  kingdom  of  Perfia 
zi.untill  the  land  had  enjoyed  her  fabbaths 

E^a  4-5.evcn  untillthe  reign  of  Darius 

2 1. city  be  not  buildedjWMz/V  another  comtn. 
5. 16. even  untill  now  hath  it  been  in  building 
8.29.  untill  ye  weigh  them  before  the  chief  of 
10.i4.wtfi/the  fierce  wrath  of  our  God  be  tur. 

M?&.7.3.gatesof  Jerufalem  be  opened  untill 
8. 3. torn  the  morning  untill  mid-day 

fob  14.13-  keepmefecret  until  thy  wrath  be  paft 

T?fal.i6.z. untill  his  iniquity  be  found  tobefiatef. 
57. \. untill  thete  calamities  be  over-paft 
■ji.iK.witill  I  have  (hewed  thy  ftrength 
73.17.  untill  1  went  into  the  fanftuary  of  God 
94. 1 3  .untill  the  pit  be  digged  for  the  wicked 
104. 2  3. and  to  his  labour  untill  the  evening 
10 5. 1  y.untiU  the  time  that  his  word  came 
1 1  o.  1  •  until  I  nuke  thine  enemies  thy  footftool 
nz.S.untillhe  fee  his defire  upon  his  enemies 
1  z%.z.untillthat  he  have  mercy  upon  us 
\iz.<,.untill\  find  out  a  place  for  the  Lord 

Cant.z.  17.  untill  the  day  break,and  the  (hadowes 

Chap.  4.6. 
3 .4.  untill  I  had  brought  him  into  my  mothers 
8>4.nor  awake  my  love  untill  he  pleafe 

Ifit-'f.i  i.  that  continue  untill  night,  till  wine  erifl. 
6.\  1. untill  the  cities  be  wafted  without  an  inh. 
26.20.  untill  the  indignation  be  over-paft 
32.1  ^.untill  the  fpirit  be  powred  upon  us 
36.17.  untill  I  come  and  take  you  away  unto  a 
39.6.1'n  ftore  untill  this  day,  (hall  be  carried 
6  2. 1.  untill  the  righteoufneffe  thereof  go  forth 

Jer.zi.zo.untillhe  have  executed,and  till  he  have 
27. 7.  untill  the  very  time  of  his  land  come 

2  2.there(hall  they  be  untill  the  day  that  I 
lo.z^.untill  he  have  done  it,wtfi#hehave 
3  2.?.there  (hall  he  be  untill  I  vifit  him 
36.23.  untill  an  the  roll  was  confumed 
3  7. 2 1. untill  all  the  bread  in  the  city  were  fpent 
38.28.««?i#thedaythat  Jerufalem  was  taken 
44.27.confumed,«»«#  there  be  an  end  of  them 
<i 2. 34. every  day  a  portion,«Bri//the  day  of  his 

E^ce\. 2 1 .27 -untill  he  come  w  hofe  right  it  is 
33.zz.untM  hecameto  me  in  the  morning 
46.2.gate  (hall  not  be  (hut  untill  the  evening 

DdB.4.3  2.«?z.thou  know  that  the  mod  High  ruleth 
j.zz.untill  the  Ancient  of  dayes  came 

25  .untill  a  time,and  times,  and  the  dividing 
9.2  7.make  it  defolate,even  untill  the  confumm. 

Ho/.7.4.afcer  he  hath  kneaded  the  dough,z«Zfi//it 

Micab  y. 3. untill  the  time  that  (he  which  travelleth 
7.9Mtill  he  plead  my  caufe,&  execute  judgem. 

Zcph. 3.8. untill  the  day  that  I  rife  up  to  the  prey 

Ata.n7.fr0m  David  untill  the  carrying  away 
2.1  j.andbe  thou  there  untill  1  bring  thee  word 

Fffff 


if. and  was  xheielmtill  the  death  of  Herod 

1 1. 1  i.from  the  dayes  of  John  untill  now,  the 
1 3. and  the  law  prophefied  untill  John 
23.it  would  have  remained  untill  now 

13.30.  let  both  grow  together  untill  the  harveft 
i7.9.vifion  to  no  man,untill  the  Son  of  man  be 
i8.22.7«£^feven  times, but  untill  feventy  times 
24.38.wMiZ/  the  day  that  Noah  entred  into  the 
Lu\i  17.27. 
3  9.and  knew  not  untill  the  floud  came 
z6.z9.mtiU  that  day  when  I  drink  it  new  in 

Mm\  14.  2  j. 
27.64.be  made  fure  untill  the  third  day 

28.15.  reported  among  the  Jews  untill  this  day 
Ma'k  1 5 •  J  3 .darkneffe  over  the  land  uW.the  ninth 

Luke  23.44. 
Lu\e  i.20.dumb,«K:i#  the  day  that  thefe  things 
13.3  5-not  fee  me,  untill  the  time  come  when 

1  ?.4.and  goe  after  that  which  is  loft  untill  he 

16. 16.  law  and  the  prophets  were  untill  John 

2  i.z4.untill  the  times  of  the  Gentiles  be  fulfil. 
22.i6.a»Mitbe  fulfilled  in  the  kingdome  ' 

i8.untill  the  kingdome  of  God  (hall  come 
24.49.  untill yt  be  endued  with  power  from  on 

John  2.io.thou  haft  kept  the  good  wine  untill  now 
9. 18.  untill  they  called  the  parents  of  him 

Afts  i.z.mtillihe  day  in  which  he  was  taken  up 

Heb.  11. 13. 
2.3  5.  untill!  make  thy  foes  thy  footftool 
^.zi.untill  the  times  of  reftitution  of  all  things 
10.30.I  was  fafting  a?z.this  hour,&  at  the  ninth 

Rom.^.x^.iov  untill  the  law  fin  was  in  the  world 
8. 22. travelleth  in  pain  together  untill  now 

1 1.2  j.  untill  the  fulneffe  of  the  Gent,  be  come 

1  Cot. 4.  %.wnt.  the  Lord  come,whoboth  will  bring 

16. 8.1  will  tarry  at  Ephefus  untill  Pehcecoft 
i  ^.3.14./^^  this  day  remaineth  the  fame  vail 
Gal,  4. 2. untill  the  time  appointed  of  the  father 

\9.untill  the  feed  (hould  come  to  whom  the 
EpbeJ.i.i^.untill  the  redemption  of  the  purchafed 
Phil.  1. 5; .your  fellowfliip  from  this  day  untill  now 

6.perform  it  untill  the  day  of  Jefus  Chrift 

2  Thcf.z.j.untill  he  be  taken  out  of  the  way 

1  Ti«2.£.i4.«tfi#theappearingof  ourLordJefus 

Rev.6. 1 1.  untill  their  fellow-fervants  (hould  be 

17.17.  untill  the  words  of  God  (hall  be  fulfilled 

20.y.lived  not  againe  untill  the  thoufand  yeers 

See  alfo  CfI!3Confumeti,  joining. 

3ftntfmelg, 

Job  3.16.  or  as  a  hidden  untimelyb'mh 
Pfal.  5  8. 8  .like  the  untimely  birth  of  a  woman 
Hcclef.6.%  .1  fay  that  an  untimely  birth  is  better  then 
Rev.6. 1 3. as  a  fig-tree  cafteth  her  untimely  figs 

©ntowartj. 

Alii  2.40.fave  your  felves  from  this  untew.  gener. 

UnmaUels. 
De#r.3.f  .befide  uncalled  towns  a  great  many 
Eftber  9.  i9.Jewes  that  dwelt  in  the  unrvalled  tow. 
£^.38.11.1  will  goe  up  to  the  land  of  unw.vill. 

ajmoaftjen. 
Mat. if  .zo. to  eat  with  umvajben  hands  defil.not 
Mark  7.2. that  is  to  fay,with  unwajhen  hands 
J. but  eat  bread  with  unrvafben  hands 

1  Ify'».7.47.Solomon  left  all  the  veflels  unwehhed 

5ftni»tfe, 
Deut.i  2.6.requite  the  Lord,0  foolifh  peo.&  unvt>. 
Hof.  1 3 . 1 3 .  he  is  an  umvife  fon 
Row.  1. 1 4.I  am  debterboth  to  the  wife  and  unmfe 
Ephc[.%.  17. wherefore  be  ye  not  umvife 

aBmoltttaglp. 
Ltv. zz.  i4.eat  of  the  holy  thing  unwittingly,  he 
/o/&.20.3.killeth  anyperfon— unmur\ay  flee  thi. 
5.  he  fmote  his  neighbour  unwittingly 
33nn>ojtS)i>. 
Alls  1 3.4<S.judge  your  (elves  unwor.oi everlaft.Jife 
1  Cor.6.z.are  ye  unvpor.  to  judge  the  (malleft  mat. 

3Httrxio?tljflr>. 
1  Cor.  1 1.27.  drink  the  cup  of  the  Lord  unworthily 
29,he  eateth  and  drinketh  unworthily 
©edition, 
Ephef.4.1.  that  ye  walk  worthy  of  ihcvocation 

SDotce. 
Gffl.4. 1  o.the  voice  of  thy  brothers  bloud  cryeth 
2 3. hear  my  voice, yc  wives  of  Lantech 
22.1 8.be  blefled,beca.  thou  haft  obeyed  my  vo. 
26.5-becaufc 


VOI        VOI 

; — — , 

26.y.becaufe  that  Abraham  obeyed  my  voice 
Z7.8.now  therefore,my  fon,obey  my  voice 

Verfe  43 . 
1  j. only  obey  my  twice, and  fetch  me  them 
22.  the  voice  is  Jacobs  voice 
29. 1  I.Jacob  lifted  up  his  voice  and  wept 
39.if.he  heard  I  lifted  up  my  wee  and  cried 
Exod.q.S.they  will  beleeve  the  voice  of  the  lat.rain 
y.2.who  is  the  Lo.  that  I  fhould  obey  his  voice 
ip.y.if  ye  will  obey  my  voice,then  ye  (hall 
i6.the  voice  of  the  trumpet  exceeding  loud 
19.wh.en  the  wee  of  the  trum.founded  long 
God  anfwered  him  by  a  voice 
2j.2i.beware  of  him,and  obey  his  voice 

2i. if  thou  malt  indeed  obey  his  w'ce,then  I 
24.3.anfwered  with  one  voice ,1116  faid,A.ll  the 
3  2. 1 8. it  is  not  the  voice  of  them  that  fhout  for 
neither  the  voice' of  them  that  cry  for 
£ez/.y.i.ifafoul  fin,  and  hear  the  w'.of  (wearing 
Num.  14.  1  congregation  lift.up  their  voice,  and 
Dent. 4.50.  and  mall  be  obedient  unto  his  voice 
3  3  .did  ever  people  heare  the  w'.of  God  and 
j6.out  of  heav.he  made  thee  to  hear  his  vol. 
y.2  2.with  a  great  w'ee,and  he  added  no  more 
2V.  ifweheare  the  twice  of  God,we  {hall  die 
8.20,becaufe  ye  would  not  be  obedi.  to  his  voi. 
I34.ye  (hall  walk  after  the  Lo.  &  obey  his  vo. 
18. 1 6 .let  me  not  hear  again  the  voice  of  the  L. 
2  x.i  8,  which  will  not  obey  the  voice  of  his  fat. 
or  the  voice  of  his  mother,  and  that 
20. he  will  not  obey  our  voice 
30.2.  and  ihalt  obey  his  voice  according  to  all 

20.mayeft  obey  his  voice,fox  he  is  thy  life 
33.7.hear  Lord  the  voice  of  Judah 
Jojh.6.  icnor  make  any  noife  with  your  voice 
22.2. and  have  obeyed  my  voice  in  all  that 
24.24.  and  his  voice  will  we  obey 
Judg.z.z.  but  ye  have  not  obeyed  my  voice 

Chap.  6.  io. 
18.3. they  knew  the  voice  of  the  young  man 
1  S<tta.8,io.the  people  refufed  to  obey  the  voice  of 
12.14.and  obey  hiswice,and  not  rebell 
1  y  .34.I  feared  the  people,and  obeyed  their  vo. 
24. 16. is  this  thy  wee,my  fon  David 
26.  i7»and  Saul  knew  Davids  voice 

and  faid,Is  this  tby  voice,my  fon  David 
28.21.thme  hand-maid  hath  obeyed  thy  voice 
z  Sam.ig.^.an  I  hear-the  voice  of  finging-men 
22.7-he  did  hear  my  voice  out  of  his  holy 
i4.the  moft  High  uttered  his  voice 

1  l#n.iS.t6.novoice}  nor  any  that  anfwered 

29.neither  voice  }nor  any  to  anfwer 
ig.i2.after  the  fire  a  ftill  fmall  voice 
1 3. there  came  a  voice  unto  him,  and  faicJ 

2  iOS-4-3 1  .but  there  was  neither  voice,not 

7.io.neither  voice  of  man,but  horfes  tied 
I9.22.againft  whom  thou  hail:  exalted  thy  voi. 
1  Cfovj.iy.i6.by  lifting  up  the  voice  with  joy 
fob  2. 1 2.they  lifted  up  their  voice  and  wept 
3.7.1et  no  joy  full  voice  come  therein 

18.  they  hear  not  the  voice  of  the  oppreflbur 
4.io.roaring  of  the  lion,  and  the  voice  of  the 
30.3 1  .into  the  voice  of  them  that  weep 
37.2.hear  attentively  the  noife  of  his  voice 
^.voice  roareth :  he  thundreth  with  the  vo.  of 
5.thundreth  marvelloufly  with  his  voice 
40.9.canft  thou  thunder  with  a  voice  like  him 
■Pfal.  5 . 3 .  my  voice  (halt  thou  hear  in  the  morning 
18.13  .and  the  Higheft  gave  his  voice 
26.7.  that  I  may  publifh  with  the  voice  of  than. 
27.7.hear,0  Lord^when  I  cry  with  my  voice 
28.2.hear  the  voice  of  my  fupplications 

3 1. 22.  thou  heardeft  the  voice  of  my  fupplicati. 
42.4.  with  the  voice  of  joy  and  praife 
44.1tf.for  thefffieeofhimthatreproacheth 
46.6. he  uttered  his  voice,  the  earth  melted 
47.i.(hout  to  God  with  the  voice  of  triumph 
5  y.3.becaufe  ofthe  wee  ofthe  enemie 

i7.and  he  (hall  hear  my  voice 
64,  i.hear  my  voicc,0  God,in  my  prayer 
66.19.he  hath  attended  to  the  voice  of  my  pray. 
68. 3 3. out  his  w'ee»and  that  a  mighty  voice 

74.23.  forget  not  the  voice  of  thine  enemies 
77.1.I  cryed  to  the  Lord  with  my  voice 

even  unto  God  with  my  voice 
18.  voice  of  thy  thunder  was  in  the  heaven 


V  O  I 


V  O  I 


86.6.  attend  unto  the  voice  cf  my  fupplications 
93.3.thefloadshave  lifted  up  the.lt  voice 
95.7.10  day  if  you  willhear  his  voice 
98.y.with  the  harp,and  voice  of  a  pfalme 
1  o  2 .  y  .by  reafon  of  the  voice  of  my  groaning 
103.20.  hearkening  unto  the  voice  of  his  word 
I04.7.at  the  voice  of  thy  thunder  th:y  hafted 
118.1y.the  wceof  rejoycing  is  in  the  taberna. 
1 1 9. 1 49. hear  my  voice  according  to  thy  loving 
1 3o.2.Lord,hear  my  voice— the  voi,  of  my  fup. 
i40.6.hear  the  voice  of  my  fupplications 
141. 1. give  car  unto  my  voice  when  I  cry 
1 4 2.  i.I  cryed  unto  the  Lord  with  my  voice 

with  my  voice  unto  the  Lord  will  I 
Pro.i.zo.fhe  uttereth  her  voice  in  the  ftreets 
*.3.1ifteft  up  thy  voke  for  understanding 
5.13.  have  not  obeyed  the  voice  of  my  teachers 
8. 1. doth  not  understanding  put  fotth  her  voice 

4. my  voice  is  to  the  fons  of  men 
Ecclef.  y.  3  .fools  voice  is  known  by  the  multitude 

6.wherefo.  fhould  God  be  angry  at  thy  voice 
10.20.bird  of  the  airmail  carry  the  voice 
1 2,4.he  fhall  rife  up  at  the  voice  of  the  bird 
Cant. z,8. the  voice  of  my  beloved 

iz.voice  of  the  turtle  is  heard  in  our  land 

I4.1et  me  hear  thy  voice  ,fox  fweet  is  thy 
y  ,z.  it  is  the  voice  of  my  beloved  that  knocketh 
8. 1 3-the  companions  hearken  to  thy  voice 
//rt.6.4.moved  at  the  voice  of  him  that  cried 
1 3. 2. exalt  the  wee  unto  them 
29-4.TOiee  fhall  be  as  one  that  hath  a  fam.fpirit 
30.  i9.graciou8  unto  thee  at  the  voice  of  thy  cry 
3 1 .4. he  will  not  be  afraid  of  their  voice 
3  i.9.hear  my  voice3ye  carelelTe  daughters 
37.23  .againft  whom  haft  thou  exalted  thy  voi. 
40.$.voice  of  him  thatcryeth  in  the  wilderneiTe 

6.the  wee  faid,  Cry.  And  he  faid 
48.20.from  the  Caldeans  with  the  voi.  offing. 
y  o.  1  o.  that  obeyeth  the  voice  of  bis  fervant 
y  1.3  .thankfgiving,and  the  voice  of  melody 
y  2*8.  with  the  voice  together  fhall  they  fing 
6y. 19. heard  in  her,nor  the  voice  of  crying 
66.6.  a  voice  of  noife  from  the  city,a  voice  from 
the  temple,  a  voice  of  the  Lord 
^r.3.i3<and  ye  have  not  obeyed  my  voice 

4. 1  y.for  a  voice  declareth  from  Dan 
i6.give  out  their  wee  againft  the  cities  of 
3  i.the  voice  of  the  daughter  of  Zion  that 

6.2  3-their  voice  roareth  like  the  fea 
7.23.obey  my  w'ee,and  I  will  be  your  God 

34.them.of  mirth /nd  the  wee  of  gladneffe 

Chap.  16.9. 

vo.of  the  bridegroom,  and  the  mof  the 

8.i9.wee  of  the  cty  of  the  daughter  of  my  peo. 

9.  to.neither  can  men  hear  the  wi.of  the  cattell 

1 3.becaufe  they  have  not  obeyed  my  wee 
10.13.when  he  uttereth  his  voice  there  is 

1  l.4.obey  my  wee,  fo  fhall  ye  be  my  people 

7.faying,  Obey  my  wee 
18.10.that  it  obey  not  my  w°ee3th;n  I  will 
22.21.thy  youth,  that  thou  obeyeft  not  my  vo. 

2  y.  10.  from  them  the  vo.of  mirth  and  the  wee 

vo.of  thebridegroom,and  the  vo.of  the 
30.  and  utter  his  voice  from  his  holy  habitat. 
36.  a  wee  of  the  cry  of  the  fhepherds 
30.y.we  have  herd  a  wee  of  trembling 
19-and  the  wee  of  them  that  make  merry 

3 1 . 1  <f  .reftrain  thy  voice  from  weeping 
32.23.  but  they  obeyed  not  thy  voice 
33.11  .voice  of  joy,and  the  voice  of  gladneffe 

voi.of  the  bridegroom,end  the  voi.oi 
voice  of  them  that  fhall  fay,Praife  the 

3  5. 8. thus  have  we  obeyed  the  wee  of  Jonadab 
40. 3. not  obeyed  his  wice,therefore  this  thing 

46.2  2.wee  thereof  fhall  goe  like  a  ferpent 
48.3.  a  voice  of  crying  fhall  be  froin  Horonnim 

34-unto  Johai  have  they  uttered  their  voice 
yo.28.wiee  of  them  that  flee  and  efcape 

42-their  wee  fhall  roar  like  the  fea 
y  1 . 1 6.  when  he  uttereth  his  wee,  there  is 

5  y.deftroyed  out  of  her  the  great  voice 

a  noife  of  their  voice  is  uttered 
£^e.r.24.wee  ofthe  Almighty,the  voice  of  fpeech 

2y.there  was  a  voice  from  the  firmament 
io.y.  as  the  voice  ofthe  Almighty  God 
23.42.3  wee  of  a  multitude  being  at  eafe 


VOI         VOI 

33.32.  fong  of  one  that  harh  a  pleafant  voice 
4 3. 2. his  twee  like  the  noife  of  many  waters 
D  arc. 4.3  1. fell  a  wee  from  heaven,  faying 

6.20.hecryed  with  a  lamentable  voice  toDarius 
7.1  i.bec3ufeof  the  voice  ofthe  great  words 
9. 1 1  that  they  might  not  obey  thy  voice 

1 4. for  we  obeyed  not  his  wee 

10  6.  voice  of  his  words  like  the  voice  of  a  mul. 

Joel  2 . 1 1 .  Lord  fhall  utter  his  voice  before  his  ar. 

3.i6.Lo.fhallutterhisf.fromJeru.  Amos  \.\, 

Jonah  2. 2. of  hell  cryed  I,and  thou  heardeft  my  v. 

9.facrificeunto  thee  with  the  wof  thanksg. 

Micab  6. 1  .and  let  the  hils  hear  thy  voice 

Nabum  2.7.  fhall  lead  her  as  with  the  w.of  doves 

iz.voice  of  thy  meffengers  fhall  no  more  be 

Hab. $.io.the  deep  uttered  his  voice,  &  lift  up  his 

16.  my  lips  quivered  at  the  voice 
Zepb.  1 .1 4. even  the  voice  ofthe  day  the  Lord 
1. 1 4. their  voice  fhall  fing  in  the  windowes 
3.2.fhe  obeyed  not  the  wee,(he  received  not 
Zech.  1 1 .3 .  there  is  a  voice  of  the  howling  of  the 

a  wee  ofthe  roaring  of  young  lions 
Mat.$. j.the  wee  of  one  crying  in  the  wildernefle 
Mark  i.3-£«£e3.4. 
17.1  wee  from  heaven, faying3This  is  my 
Mark  1. 1 1. Luke  3.". 
1 2. 19. neither  fhall  any  man  hear  his  voice 
17.  y.  and  behold,  a  voice  out  ofthe  cloud 

Mar\  9. 7. 
Luke  i.44.afToon  as  the  voice  of  thy  falut.founded 
9.3  y.and  there  came  a  voice  out  ofthe  cloud 
36.when  the  voice  was  paftjefus  was  alone 
John  1.23.1am  the  wee  ofone  crying  in  the  wil. 
3 .  29.rejoycetb,becaufe  of  the  bridegrooms  vo. 
y. 25. when  the  dead  fhall  hear  the  voice  of 

28.aH  that  are  in  the  graves  fhall  hear  his  vo. 
10. 5  .and  the  fheep  hear  his  voice 
4. fheep  follow  him,fot  they  know  his  voice 
y.they  know  not  the  voice  of  ftrangers 
i6.and  they  fhall  hear  my  voice 
27.my  fhet  p  hear  my  voice,and  I  know  them 
12.28.  a  voice  from  heaven,faying,I  have  glori. 

3o.this  wee  came  not  becaufeofme 
18.37.  that  is  ofthe  truth3heareth  my  voice 
Acls  9.7. hearing  a  w'ee,but  feeing  no  man 
10. 1 3. there  caaie  a  voice  to  him.Rife  Peter 

1  y.  and  the  voice  fpake  unto  him  again 
1  i.o.voice anfwered  me  again  from  heav-  What 
1 2.  i4.knew  Peters  wee,fhe  opened  not  the  gate 
22.  it  is  the  wceof  a  God,and  not  of  a  man 
19.34.  all  with  one  wee  cryed,  Great  is  Diana 
22.i4.fhouldefthcar  the  Wee  of  his  mouth 
24. 2 1. except  it  be  for  this  one  wee  that  I 
26. 10. 1  gave  my  voice  againft  them 
1  Cor.  1 4. 1 1. if  I  know  not  the  meaning  of  the  vo. 

i9.thatby  my  voice!  might  teach  others 
Gal.A.zo.bt  prefent  with  you,&  to  change  my  vo. 

1  Tfe/.4.i6.fhall  defcend  with  the  wee  ofthe 
Heb.i.y. to  day  if  ye  will  heare  his  voice 

Ver.  1 5.  Chap  4.7. 
12.26.  whofe  wee  then  fhook  the  earth 

2  Pet.  1.17.  fuch  a  wee  to  him  from  the  excellent 

2.  i6.the  dumb  affe  fpeaking  with  mans  voice 
Rev.  1 . 1 2.I  turned  to  fee  the  voice  that  fpake 
1  y.his  voice  as  the  found  of  many  waters 
3.20.1'f  any  man  hear  my  wee,  and  open 
1 0.7. but  in  the  dayes  of  the  wee  ofthe  feventh 
1 6.  i7.there  came  a  great  voice,  faying,It  is 
i8.2.he  cryed  mightily  with  a  ftrong  wee 
i9.y.and  a  voice  came,faying,Praifeour  God 
6,voice  of  a  great  multitude,&  as  the  voice  of 
and  as  the  wee  of  mighty  thunders 
3Bofce  joyned  with  beard,See  ||earO. 
dtfotce  joyned  with  bear  ken, otbearkwd. 
Ge«.  3. 17.  hearkned  unto  the  wee  of  thy  wife 
16.2.  Abram  hearkned  ro  the  wee  of  Sarei 
2 1. 1 2  hearken  to  her  voice,fot  in  Ifaac 
Exod.  j .  1 8 .they  fhall  hearken  unto  thy  voice 
4. 1  .they  will  not  beleeve,  nor  heark.  my  voice 
8. neither  heatken  to  the  voice  ofthe  firft  fign 
a.  neither  bearken  unto  thy  voice,  thou  fhalc 
1  y.  26. if  thou  wilt  diligently  heark.to  the  voice 
1 8. 1 9. hearken  now  unto  my  voice 
24.(0  Mofes  hearkned  unto  the  wee  of  his 
Nww.14.22.and  have  not  hearkned  to  my  wee 
2 1. 3. the  Lotd  hearkned  to  the  voice  of  Ifrael 
#e/tf.  1.4  {.Lord 


VOI      VOL 


V  O  M        VOW 


VOW 


U  P 


Deut.  i  .4  J .Lord  would  nor  hearken  to  your  voice 
9.23 .  beleeved  him  not,  nor  heark.  to  bis  voice 
1  3.  i8.when  tbou  (halt  not  heark, n  to  thevoice 
1  j.  j. if  thou  carefully  heatken  to  the  voice  of 
16.14.1  have  hearkned  to  the  voice  of  the  Lord 

i7.tobethy  God,and  hearken  to  his  voice 
18. 1. hearkned  unto  the  voice  of  the  Lord,God 

i.if  thou  fhalt  hearken  unto  the  wo.of  the  L. 

1  j  .w  ilt  not  hearken  unto  the  voice  of  the  L. 
4  j.becaufe  thou  hearkned  not  unto  the  wo.of 

30.  r  o .  if  thou  fhalt  hearken  unto  the  voice  of 

Jofh.10.14.  that  the  Lord  hear.unto  the  voice  of  a 

Judg.z.zo. this  peop.h3ve  not  heark.unto  my  voice 

1 3.9.  God  hearkned  unto  the  voice  of  Manoah 

20.1 3.  Benjamin  would  not  heark.to  thewoiee 

1  Sam.  2.  if.they  hearkned  not  tothevoice  of  their 

8 .7  .hearken  unto  the  voice  of  the  people 
p.now  therefore  hearken  unto  their  voice 
aa.hearken  unto  their  wee,  and  make  them 
1 2. 1. 1  have  hearkned  unto  your  voice 
1 y.i.hearken  unto  the  voice  of  the  words  of  the 
19.C.  Saul  hearkned  unto  the  voice  of  Jonathan 
if  .3  5/ee,  I  fuve  hearkned  to  thy  voice 
a  8. z 2.hearken  thou  alfo  to  the  voice  of  thy 

2  j.  and  he  hearkned  unto  their  voice 

2  Sam.  1 2.j  8. he  would  not  hearken  unto  our  vol. 

1  3 .  1 4.not  hearken  to  her  voice, bat  being  ftron. 

1  1^3.20. 2?. he  hearkned  unto  their  voice&nd  did 

2  Kin.10.6.  ifye  will  heark.  unto  my  voice,  take 
Job  9. 1 6. not  beleeve  that  he  had  hear.unto  my  vo. 

34. 16  hearken  to  the  voice  of  my  words 
Pfal.  f.i.hearken  to  the  voice  of  my  cry 

58.  j.  which  willnot  hearken  to  the  wo.of char. 

8 1 . 1 1  .my  people  would  not  hearken  to  my  vo. 

Jet  i8.io.hearken  to  the  wow?  ofthem  that  com. 

LiftWoice,  See  lift. 

Lo«d©oice,Seeilouu. 

©Oiee  of  the  Lord,  See  JLozD. 

Lulg  17.13. lifted  up  their  voices,  and  laid 
13.23.  they  were  inftant  with  loud  voices 

and  the  voices  of  them  prevailed 
Acls  1 3. 27. knew  him  nor,noryet  the  voices  of 

2  2.22.and  lift  up  their  voices,and  faid 

1  Cor.  iq.io.voiccs  in  the  world>and  none  without 

Rev .4.  j.  out  of  the  throne  proceeded  light.->&  vo. 

8.y.caft  it  into  the  earth  :  and  there  were  voices 

1 3.  by  reafon  of  the  other  woi-of  the  trumpet 

10.3.  fetKn  thunders  uttered  their  voices 

4.when  the  feven  thun.had  uttered  their  vol, 
1  r.i  j.  there  were  great  voices  in  heaven 
19-there  were  lightnings,  and  woi.and  thun. 
Chap.  16.18. 
©Ott). 
Gen.  1. 2. earth  was  without  form,  and  void 
Niim.io,  1 2. husband  hath  utterly  made  them  void 
her  husband  hath  made  them  void 
1  j.  make  them  woz4,after  that  he  hath  heard 
Deut.i  2.28. they  are  a  people  void  of  counfell 
1  Kjn.zz.io.m  a  void  place,in  the  entrance  of  the 
2  Chron.  18.19. 
Pfal.89.30.  made  voidthe  covenant  of  thy  fervant 

1  19  1 26.for  they  have  made  woid  thy  law 
Pro  11. 1 2.  void  of  wifdome  defpifeth  his  neighb. 
J/i.?f .  1 1.  my  word  (hall  not  return  unto  me  void 
/er.4.23-the  earth  it  was  without  form,and  void 
19.7. 1  will  make  void  the  counfell  of  Judah 
Nahnm  2. 1  o.lhe  is  empty,  v oidjrnd  wafie 
AcJs  24.  i6.to  have  a  confidence  wozrf  of  offence 
#0^.3.31. doe  we  then  make  void  the  law 

4-i4.of  the  law  be  heires/aith  is  made  woJrf 

1  Cor  9, 1  j . any  many  fhould  make  my  glory,  void 

©oio  of  mderftanding,  See  ©ngerftanoing, 

©olitme. 

P/a/  40.7  .in  the  volume  of  thy  book  it  is  written 

Hcb.  10. 7. 

©olantarp. 

Lew.i.3.  (hall  offer  it  of  his  owne  voluntary  will 

7.  \  6 -otz  voluntary  offering,  it  (hall  be  eaten 

£^.46. 1 2.(hall  prepare  there  a  wo/as.burnt-offer. 

Co/.  2. 18.  in  a  w»/«nr.humility,&  worth,  of  angels 

©otantarilp, 
£^.46. 1 2.or  peace-offer.wo/fl»ta!".unto  the  Lord 

©omit. 
Job  20.1  y. he  fhal\  vomit  them  upagaine 
Pro.  23.8.which  thou  haft  eaten  (bale  thou  www.iip 


2j.16.left  thou  be  filled  therewith,  andvomit 
©omit. 
Pro.z6.i  1.  as  a  dog  returneth  to  his  wowir,  foa 
#21.19.14.  as  a  drunken  man  ftaggerethin  his  vo. 

28.8.  for  all  tables  are  full  of  vomit 
.fer.48.26.M0ab  alfo  (hall  wallow  in  his  vomit 
2  Pet.  2. 12. the  dog  is  turned  to  his  vomit 

©omtteD. 
Jonah  2.  io.it  vomited  out  Jonah  upon  the  dryland 

atJomtteth. 
Lev.  1 8.2  y.  land  vomitetb  out  her  inhabitants 


Num.  1 3 .  i4.of  Napthali,  Nahbi  the  fon  ofVophfi 

©om. 
Gen.  28. 20.  Jacob  vowed  a  vow,  faying 

g  1 . 1 3  .where  thou  vowedft  a  vow  unto 
Ltv.7.1  6,if  the  facrificeof  his  offering  be  a  vow 
2i.2i.toaccompli(hhis  wow,it  (hall  beperfeft 

23. but  for  a  vow  it  (hall  not  be  accepted 
27.2.when  a  man  (hall  make  a  lingular  wow 
Num.6.z.to  vow  a  »w  of  a  Nazarite,  to  feparate 
y.dayesof  the  vow  of  his  feparation,there 
2  i.according  to  the  wow  which  he  vowed 

1  ^,3.  or  a  facrifice  in  performing  a  tow,  or 

Verfe8. 
2i.2.Ifrael  vowed  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 
3o.2.if  a  man  vow  a  wow  unto  the  Lord,or 
3. if  a  woman  (hall  vow  a  wow  unto  the  Lo, 
4.and  her  father  hear  her  wow,and  hold  his 

8.  he  (hall  make  her  wow  of  none  effect 

9.  every  wow  of  a  widow  (hall  Hand  aga.  her 
1 3  .every  wow,and  every  binding  oath  to 

Dc«f.23.i8.orthe  price  of  a  dog  for  any  wow 

2  i.lhalt  vcw  a  wow,thou  (halt  not  flack  to 
jWg.ii.So.Jephtahvowed  awow  unto  the  Lord 

39.who  did  with  her  according  to  his  wow 
1  Sarn.1.1  1. (he vowed  a  woa?,and  faid,0  Lord 

2 1 .  went  up  to  offer  his  vow 
1  &2/#.iy.7.1etmegoe,and  pay  my  wow 

8. for  thy  fervant  vowed  a  wow  whilft 
Pfal.6  y.  1. unto  thee  lhall  the  wow  be  performed 
Ecclef.  j.4.when  thou  voweft  a  wow — defer  not  to 
Ifa.  19.2 1.  they  lhall  vow  a  wow  unto  the  Lord 
Acls  18.18  .(horn  his  head,for  he  had  a  vow 
11.23.we  have  four  men  which  have  a  vow 
©om. 
Num.6. z.  feparate  themfelves  to  vow  a  vow  of  a 
30.2.if  a  man  wow  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 

3  .ifa  woman  wow  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 
Deut.iz.  1 1.  all  your  choice  vowes  which  ye  wow 

23.21.  (halt  wow  a  vow  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 

2  2.  (hah  forbear  to  wow,it  (hall  be  no  fin 
Vfal.76. 1  i.wow,and  pay  unto  the  Lord  your  God 
£«&.y.y. better  that  thou  ihouldeft  not  wow,then 

that  thou  Ihouldeft  w9w,and  not  pay 
Ifa.19.z1.thcy  (hall  wow  a  vow,— &  perform  it 

©Oust!).  ©omeOft. 
Gert.zS.  20.  Jacob  vowed  a  vow,  faying,  If  God 

31.13  .where  thou  vowedfi  a  vow  unto  me 
Lew.27.8.accordingto  his  ability  that  vowed 
Num.6.zi.is  thelawoftheNaza.whohathwow. 
according  to  the  vow  which  he  vowed 
21. 2. Ifrael  wowed  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 
3  o.6.(he  had  at  all  an  husband  when  (he  vowed 
8 .  vo  w  which  (he  vowed,  and  that  which  (he 
io.if  (he  vowed  in  her  husbands  houfe 
Dent,  z  3 . 2  3 .  (halt  keep,according  as  thou  haft  wo. 
Judg.  11.30.  Jephthah  vowed  a  vow  unto  the  Lo. 

3  9. did  according  to  the  vow  which  he  vowed 

1  Sam.  1 .1 1.  and  (he  voweda  vow 

2  Sam.  1  y  .7  .which  I  have  vowed  unto  the  Lord  in 

8. forthy  fervant  voweda.  vow  while  I 
Pfal.i^z.z.andvowedto  the  mighty  God  of  Jao 
_fb*-44. 2  y. perform  our  vowes  that  we  have  vowed 
Jonal)  2.9.I  will  pay  that  that  I  have  vowed 

©owes, 

Icw.22.18.will  offer  his  oblation  for  all  his  vowes 

2  3.38.befide  your  gifts,  and  all  your  vowes 
Num.z9.39.thek  things  (hal  ye  dobefide  your  wo 

30.4.then  all  her  vowes  (hall  ftand 
5>not  any  of  her  vowes  lhall  ftand 
7.held  his  peace,then  her  vowes  lhall  ftand 

Verfe  1 1 . 
1 2.  concerning  her  vowes— (hall  not  ftand 
j  4.  then  he  eftablifheth  all  her  vowes 
Dc#r.i2.6.thither  ye  lhall  bring  your  vowes 

Fffff  i 


1 1. and  all  your  choife  vowes  which  ye  vow 
17.  or  any  ofthywowa  which  thou  voweft 
26.  and  thy  vowes  thou  (halt  take,and  go  to 
Job  22.27.and  thou  (halt  pay  thy  vowes 
Pfal.  1 2 . 2  j .  I  will  pay  my  vowes  before  them  that 
jo.14.pay  thy  vowes  unto  the  mod  High 
56. 1 2.thy  vowes  are  upon  me,  O  God 
61.  f  .for  thoujO  Godjhafr  heard  my  vowes 
8. that  I  may  daily  perform  my  vowes 

66. 1  j  .'I  will  pay  thee  my  vowes 

1 1  £.14. 1  will  pay  my  vowes  unto  the  Lord 

Verfe  1 8. 
P/0.7.  i4.this  day  I  have  payed  my  vowes 

20.2  y.and  after  wowmo  make  enquirie 
3i.2.and  what,thefonofmywowej 

Jer.44. 2  j. we  will  furely  perform  ourwoww 

ye  will  furely  accomplilh  your  vowgs 

and  furely  perform  your  vowes 

Jonah  i.ifi.the  men  feared  theLord,&  made  wo. 

Nab.  1.1  j. keep  thy  folemne  feafts,&  paf.  thy  wo. 

©omeflt, 
Dcut.i  1.17. nor  any  of  thy  vows  which  thou  wow. 
Ecclcf.s.q.ythen  thou  vow.  a  vow,defer  not  to  pay 

©Ottictb. 
MaL  1.  i4,in  his  flock  a  male,  &  voweth  a  corrupt 


Acl.z7.10l  perceive  this  voyage  will  be  with  hurt 

©p. 
Gen.19.14.up,  get  ye  out  of  this  place 

44.4.«/>,follow  after  the  men 
£#orf.3  2.i.«/>,makeusgods  which  will  go  before 
Jofb.j. ii.up,  fanctifie  the  people,and  fay 
Judg.q.i4,up,  for  this  is  the  day  in  which 

8.i3.return.frotnbattell  before  the  fun  was  up 

20.  up,  3nd  flay  them 
p.32.«^bynight,thou  and  thy  people  that  is 

3  3.affoon  as  the  fun  is»/>,thou  fhalt  rife 
i9.z8.up,and  let  us  be  going 

1  Sam.9,z6.up,tha.t  I  may  fend  thee  away 

29.io.aflbonasye  be  up, 8c  have  light,depart 

2  Sam.z^.i  1  .when  David  was  up,the  word  of  the 
2^.4.7. that  the  walls  of  Jerufalem  were  made 
Job  i.7.and  from  walking  up  and  down  in  it 

Chap.  2.  2. 
Pfa.%9. 1  j.let  them  wander  up  and  down  for  meat 

88.15.I  am  ready  to  die  from  my  youth  up 

109.23. 1  am  toffed  up  and  down  as  the  locuft 
£^.28.14.?^  and  down  in  the  midtt  of  the  fton. 

41.16.  from  the  ground  up  to  the  windowes 
Zech.10. 1 2.  they  lhall  walk  up  and  downe  in  his 
Mat.  1 1.6 .fun  was  up  they  were  fcorched 

i9.io.thefe  things  have  I  kept  from  my  you.up 

Lulg  18.  21. 

Mar\  4.6.fun  was  up,  it  was  fcorched 
John  2.7.and  they  filled  them  up  to  the  brim 

17. the  zeale  of  thine  houfe  hath  eaten  me  up 
Alls  27.27.we  were  driven  up  and  down  inAdria 
©pbiaft. 

Judg.S.i  j.Zebah  &  Zal.with  whom  ye  didupbr. 
Mat.  1 1 .  20.then  began  he  to  upbraid  the  cities 

©pfyaitiet). 
M«f\  16. 14.  and  upbraided  theoi  with  their  unbel. 

©pbzattieti;. 
Jam.i.  J.to  all  men  liberally ,znd upbraidcth  not 

©pt;a;, 
Jer.ie.g.  filver  from  Tarfh.  and  gold  from  upha\ 
Ddtf.io.y.were  girded  with  fine  gold  of  uph&\ 

©prjelo. 
^.6"3.y.and  my  fury,  it  upheld  me 

©pholO. 
Pfal-  f  1.1  z. uphold  me  with  thy  free  fpirit 
54.4. Lord  is  with  them  that  upholdmy  foul 
1 19. 1  i6.upholdme  according  to  thy  word 
Pro.29.23.  honour  (hall  uphold  the  humble  in  fpi. 
Ifa.41.10.1  will  uphold  thee  with  the  right-hand 
42.1  .behold  my  fervant  whom  I  uphold 
63.5. 1  wondred  that  there  W3S  none  to  uphold 
E\e^.  3  o.fi.they  that  uphold  Egypt  (hall  fall      .     . 

©pbxioro. 
Job  4-4.thy  words  have  upholden  him  that  was'fal. 
Pro. 20. 18.  bis  throne  is  upholdmhy  mercy 

©prjolOeft', 

Pfal.41.1 2.  thou  upholdefi  me  in  mine  integrity 

©pljoioeth. 

Pfal. 37.17.the  Lord  tiphtldelh  the  righteous 

24.  for  the  Lord  upholdctb  me  with  his  hand 

1  6?.8.f!>f 


U  P  O        U  P  P 


UPR        UP  R 


U  P  W       URG 


63.8.  thy  right  hand  upholdeth  me 

1 4 5 .  1 4.  the  Lord  upholdeth  all  that  fall 

Hcb.i.i.upholdlng  all  things  by  the  word  of  his 

©platan, 
Dan.j.z  J.  Mene  Mene  Tekel  Upharfin 

ZApoa, 
Gen-  1.2.  darknefle  was  «/>fl»  the  face  of  the  deep 
fpirit  moved  upon  the  face  of  the  water 

2.2  1.  a  deep  fleep  to  fall  «jww  Adam 
3.14.  upon  thy  belly  malt  thou  goe 

1  2.  1  r.  thou  art  a  fair  woman  to  look  upon 

Chap-  26.  7. 

2  z.z.upon  one  of  the  mountains  which  I  will 
24.  i6.Rebekah  was  very  fair  to  look  upon 
28.1  l. Jacob  lighted  «/>o?2  a  certain  place 

Exod.y.ig.  upontheit  ftreams,»p, their  riv.&  /#«» 

9.3  .upon  the  horfes,«p«2  the  afles,«/?.the  camels 

upon  the  oxen,  and  upon  the  fheep 

10. with  blains,«/>08  man,and  uponbta&s 

29.zo.zi/wuhe  thumb— and  upon  the  great  toe 

l£f.8.23,24.Cha.  14.14, 17,2^,18. 

2 1  .bloud  that  is  up.the  altar— fpri.it  up. Aar. 

3  2.2j.every  man  8|><ra  his  fon,and  upon  his  bro. 
40.4.things  that  are  to  be  fet  in  order  upon  it 

1 9,put  the  covering  of  the  tent  above  upon 
zz.upon  the  fide  of  the  tabernacle  northward 
23.be  fet  the  bread  in  order  upon  it 
Lev. 6. 1 2. lay  the  burnt-offering  in  order  upon  it 

15.9.  faddle  foever  he  rideth  upon  (hall  be  unci. 
20.tb.ing  that  fhe  lkth  //pwz  (hall  be  uncleane 

that  fhe  fitteth  upon  (hall  be  unclean 
22.  toucheth  any  thing  (he  fat  upon  fhall  be 
26.  whatfoever  (he  fitteth  «/w»  (hall  be  unci. 
23.37.every  thing  upon  his  day 
N#;#.i9.i8<«/>.thetentj«/'.all  the  veffels,and  upon 
Deut.i.$6.givea  the  land  he  hath  troden  upon 
1  &««.9.24.tookupthe(houl.&that  Wh  was  upon 

1  Kjn.z.n.upon  the  head  of  Ioab,and  «/)«« the 

37.thy  bloud  (hall  be  «/w?z  thine  own  head 

2  fftr0.2o.14.  then  »/>o«  Jabaziel  came  the  fpirit 

29.8.wherefore  the  wrath  of  the  Lord  was  upon 
Neh.z.iz.zny  beaft,fave  the  beaft  I  rode  upon 

y.4.borrowed  money,  and  that  upon  our  lands 
Job  29<4.when  the  fecret  of  God  was  up.my  taber. 
P/<2/.8o.i7.«j/flathernanofthy  right-hand,&  up. 
lfa.7.1  g.upon  all  thorns,  and  upon  all  bulhes 

22. 25" .burden  that  was  upon  it  (hall  be  cut  off 
Jer. 7. zo.  my  fury  (hall  be  powred  out  upon  this 
Ails  j.i  i.uponaW  the  Churches,and«/wtf  as  many 
2  Cor.  5. 2. to  be  clothed  upon  with  our  houfe 

4.but  cloathed  upon,that  mortality  might  be 
See  alfo(£artl},I&int,:g)£)e,<&f)ee, 
<£t)em,U.s,:)>ou. 


Exod.i  2.7  ,on  the  upper  door  pofte  of  the  houfes 
Lev- 1 3 .4  j  .put  a  covering  upon  his  upper  lip 
Deut.z46.no  man  (hal  take  the  nether  or  up.xn'A. 
Jojh.i  «.  i9.gaye  her  the  upper  fprings,and  the  net. 

Judg.i.  iy. 
16.  <f .  was  Ataroth- Addar  unto  Bethor.  the  up. 
2  K/3.18.  1 7«ftood  by  the  conduit  of  the  upp.poo] 
1  Cbro.-].i\<  Bethoron  the  nether,and  the  upper 

zChron.8.^. 
z  Cft>'0. 3  2.3  ©.flopped  the  upper  water  courfe  of  Gi. 
lfa.7.3 .  at  the  end  of  the  conduit  of  the  upper  pool 
3^.2,ftood  by  the  conduit  of  the  upper  pool 
[  Z£/>6.2-i4.fhiil  lodge  in  the  upper  Irntels  of  it 
Mar\  14. 1  j.  he  will  fhew  you  a  large  upper  room 
.    ■  Lulfe  22. 12. 

Act s  1.  r  3-they  "went  up  into  an  upper  room 
1 9. 1  .having  piffed  thorow  the  upper  coaft  came 
(Upper  chamber,  See  (Chamber. 
aHppermofr- 
Gen.ap.  17.  in  the  uppemoft  basket  were  all 
7/a.  i7«6.two  or  three  in  the  top  of  the  uppe.boagh 
9.  his  ftrong  cities  be  as  — an  uppermojl  branch 
Ato.23-6.and  love  the  uppermoflioomszt  feafts 

Afor/|;  12.39. 
I«^s  1  i-43-ye  love  the  uppsrm.  feats  in  the  fynag. 

2Bpifght. 
Gra. ;  7«7.my  fhcaf  arofe,  and  flood  upright 
Lev.  26. 1 3. and  made  ye  goe  upright 
1  &j#a.  29.6.furely  —thou  haft  been  upright 
z  Sam.zz.z^.l  was  alfo  upright  before  him 

P/i/.  18.23. 


26. with  the  upr.thon  (halt  fhew  thy  felt"  upr. 
Pfal.  18.  2  j. 
2  Cfoo.29.34.Levites  were  more  »/>;.then  the  Pri. 
Jub  1 . 1  .that  man  was  perfect  and  uprlcbt 
8.  was  a  perfect  and  an  upright  man 

Chap  2. 3. 
8.6.ifthou  wen  upright,  furelynow 
i2.4-the  juft  upright  man  is  laughed  to  fcorn 
17. 9. upright  men  (hall  be  aftoni(hed 
P/^7.7.io.which  faveth  the  upright  in  heart 

1 1. 1.  that  they  may  privily  (hoot  at  the  upright 
7. his  countenance  doth  behold  the  upright 
1 9. 1 3 .  then  fhall  I  be  upright 
2? .8.good  and  upright  is  the  Lord 
3  2. 1  i.for  joy,all  ye  that  are  upright  in  heart 
3  3.i.for  praife  is  comely  for  the  upright 
36.10.and  thyrighteoumeffetothe«|wgfttin 
37.14.to  flay  fuch  as  be  of  upright  converfation 
i8.Lordknoweth  the  dayes  of  the  upright 
37.  mark-the  upright  :the  end  of  that  man  is 
49.  i4.the  upright  (hall  have  dominion  over 
64.10.all  the  upright  in  heart  (hall  glory 
9 2. 1  J. to  (hew  that  the  Lord  is  upright 
94. 1 1  -all  the  upright  in  heart  (hail  follow  it 
97.1  i.and  gladnefle  for  the  upright  in  heart 
1 1  r. i.I  wil  praife  the  L.in  the  afiem.of  the  up. 
1 1 2  .z.generation  of  the  upright  (hall  be  bleffed 

4.unto  the  upright  there  anfeth  light 
1 1 9. 1 3  7  .and  upright  are  thy  judgements 
125.4.2nd  tothem  that  are  uprlg.in  their  hearts 
140.13.  the  upright  fhall  dwell  in  thyprefence 
Pre.2.2i.the  upright  (hall  dwell  in  the  land 

10.29.way  of  the  Lord  is  Srength  to  the  uprig. 
1 1. 3.  integrity  of  the  upright  fnall  guide  them 
6.righteoufneffe  of  the  upright  (hall  deliver 
1 1 .  by  the  bleffing  of  the  upright  the  city  is 
20. upright  in  their  way  are  his  delight 
1 2.6.  mouth  of  the  upright  fhall  deliver  them 
1 3.6.kecpethhim  that  is  upright  in  the  way 
14.1  i.tabernacle  of  rhe  upright  (hall  flouriih 
1  y.8.prayer  of  the  upright  is  his  delight 
16.  i7.high  way  of  the  upright  is  to  depart  from 
2 1. 1 8.  a  ranfom  for  the  righteous  and  upright 

29.  as  for  the  upright  he  directeth  his  way 
28.10.  upright  (hall  have  good  things  in  poflef. 
29.io.bloud  thirfty  hate  the  upright 

27. upright  in  the  way  is  an  abomination  to 
Ecckf.7. 29. God  hath  made  man  upright 

1 2. 10.  that  which  was  written  was  upright 
Cant.1.4.  the  upright  love  thee 
lfa.z6.7.  thou  moft  upright  doft  weigh  the  p3th 
Jer.  10.  5.  they  are  upright  as  the  palm-tree 
Dan.S.  1 8. he  touched  me,and  fet  me  upright 

1 1. 17.  and  upright  ones  with  him 
Micah  7. z. there  is  none  upright  among  men 

4. the  moft  upright  is  (harper  then  a  thorn 
Hab. 2. 4. his  foul  is  not  upright  in  him 

See  Stand  0&$$,i($t, in  J£>ranfc>or  *>t00&, 
aHpitghtlp, 
Pfal.  t  5.2.  that  walketh  uprightly  worketh  righte. 
5  8 . 1 .  doe  ye  judge  uprightly 
75.2.I  will  judge  uprightly 
84. 1 1. no  good  thing  from  them  that  walk  upr. 
Pro.  2.7.3  buckler  to  them  that  walk  uprightly 
io.9.he  that  walketh  upr'igbtly,walketh  furely 
1  j.2i.a  man  of  underlianding  wa\keth  uprigb, 

28. 18.  whofo  walketh  uprightly  (hall  be  faved 
if 0.-1 3.1 5.  he  that  fpeaketh  uprightly ,he  that  defp. 
Amos  f.io.they  abhor  him  that  fpeaketh  uprightly 
Mlcahi.7.  doe  good  to  him  that  walketh  uprightly 
Gal.z.  14.  when  I  faw  that  they  walked  not  uprig. 

ajpjtgbtneffc. 

Veut.g.j.  not  for  the  uprightneffe  of  thine  heart 

1  i£«2.$.6.as  he  walked  before  thee  in  truth  &  up- 
9-4.and  in  uprlghtnejje , to  doe  all  according  ro 

1  CM"fl.29.i7.and  haft  pleafure  in  uprlghtnejje 

in  the  upright neffc  of  my  heart  I  have 

Job  4.6. the  uprlghtnejje  of  thy  wayes,"-nd  thy  hope 
3  3. 3. my  words  fhall  be  of  the  upri,  of  my  heart 
2  3  .to  fhew  unto  a  man  his  uprlgljtnejfe 

Pfal.g.S.  (hill  minifter  judgement  in  uprlghtnejje 
2f  .2 1. let  integrity  and  uprigbtncJJ'e  preftrve  me 
1 1 1. 8. and  are  done  in  truth  and  uprlghtnejje 
1 19.7. 1  will  praife  thee  with  uprightn.  of  heart 
143.10.lead  me  into  the  land  of  uprightneffe 

Pro.z.  1 3  .who  walk  in  the  p3ths  of  uprightneffe  . 


14*  2. that  walketh  in  his  uprlg.fcwcih  the  Lord 
28.6.  better  is  the  poor  that  walketh  in  his  ud. 
Ifa.z6-7.the  way  of  the  juft  is  uprigbtnefj'e 

10. in  the  land  or  uprightneffe  will  he  deale 
$  7-2.each  one  walketh  in  his  uprlghtnejje 
3Bp2tarcg. 
Pfal.  1 39.2.thouknoweft  ray  down-fit.  &  my  up. 
3Bp?oar. 

1  Kin-t.^i.tio'ife  of  ihe  city,  being  in  in  uproar 
Mat.z6.  j  .not  on  the  feaft  day,left  there  be  an  up. 

Marli  14.  2. 
Acts  17.  j  .and  fet  all  the  city  on  an  uproar 

1 9.40.10  be  called  in  cjueflionfor  this  dayes  up. 
20.  i.after  the  uproar  was  ceafed,  Paul  called 
21.3 1. that  all  Jerufalem  was  in  an  uproar 
s8.btfore  thefe  dayes  madeft  an  uproar 
3Up&De  down. 

2  Kitt.  2 1. 1 3. wiping  it,  &  turning  it  upfide  down 
Pfal.t^S.y,  way  of  the  wicked  he  turn,  upfide  do, 
Ifa.  24.  i.earth  tutneth  it  upfide  down 

29.  i6.your  turning  of  things  upfide  down  (hall 
Acli  17. 6 .that  have  turned  the  world  upfide  down 

©pwar'a. 

Gr>2.7.20.fifteen  cubits  upw.  did  the  vvat.prevaile 
Exod.  28. 26.from  twenty  ycers  old  and  upward 

Numb.  1. 3,  i85  20,  22,24, 16,28, 

3°j  I*}  34>  36,38,40,42,4c.  Chap. 

14. 29.8c  »6.  24.  &  32.1 1. 1  Cbron. 

23.  24.  2  Chron.  3  1.  17.  E\ra  3.  8. 

Num.  3 . 1  j.every  male  from  a  moneth  old  &  upw. 

22.from  aaioneiholdand«fBwrf 

Ver.  28,34, 39,40,43. 
4*3. from  thirty  yeers  old  and  upward,  even 

Ver.  23,  30, 3  j,  39, 43, 47. 

1  Chron.  23.  3. 

8. 24. from  twenty  &  five  yecrs  old,and  upward 

26.62.  all  males  from  a  moneth  old  and  upwa. 

Judg.t, 36.from  the  rock  and  upward 

1  5<?«).9.2.froai  his  fnouldcrs  and  upward,  he  was 
Ch3p.10.23. 

2  Vfin.i.zi.  were  able  to  put  on  armour,and upw. 
19.30.take  root  downward,  &  bear  fruit  upwa. 

Ifa.  37.31. 
2  Coro.31.16.  nuks-from three  yeersold  and«^. 
Job  %.j.  unto  trouble,as  the  fparks  flic  upward 
Eccle f.  3. 2 1. .know xth  the  (pint  of  man  rhat  go.;/fi. 
Ifa.%.z  i.curfe  their  king— and  look  upward 

38.i4.mineeyes  faile  with  looking  upward 
£^.1.2  7. from  the  appearance  of  his  loines  upw:. 
8.2.  from  his  loines  upward,  as  the  colour  of 
41. 7. and  a  winding  about  dill  upward 

wind,  about  of  the  houfe  went  flill  up. 
breadth  of  thehfcufe  was  ftill  upward 
43.15.  from  the  altar  and  upward  fhall  be  four 
Hag.  2 . 1  y.con(tder  from  this  day  and  upward 

Verfei8. 
2Jr, 
Gen.i  1.28.  Haran  died  before  his  father— in  ttr 
3 1.  went  forth  with  them  from  ttr  of  the 
1  % .7.I  brought  thee  cut  of  Ur  of  the  Caldecs 

1  C/w.n.3f.Eltphalthefon  of  Ur 
Nch,Q.7.bxou°\it  him  forth  of  Ur  of  the  Caldees 

GJrbane. 
floj».i6.9.Salute  Uibane  our  helper  in  Chrift 

aarge. 
Lafe  1 1 .  j  3 .  fcribes  and  Pharifees  began  to  urge 

Sllrgci). 
Gen.  3  3 . 1 1. he  urged  him,and  he  rook  it 
Judg.  1 6. 1  (.urged  him,  fo  that  bis  foul  was  vexed 
19-7.  rofe  up  to  depart,  his  fathei-in-law  urged 

2  Kjn.z.ij.  urged  him  till  he  was  alhamed 
5.1 6.he  urged  him  to  take  it,  but  he  refufed 

2  3-he  »rga/him,and  bound  two  talents  of 

Slrgetit. 

Exod.  1 2.3  3 .  Egyptian*  were  urgent  upon  the  pe. 
D.w.3.22.bccaufe  the  kings  command,  was  urgent 

mi 

Exod.$i.z.I  have  called— Bezaleel  the  fonof»« 
3  f .  30.  called  by  name  Bczaleel  the  fon  o'f  Uri 
38.22.  Bezaleel  thefonof^i — made  all  that 

1  Jti«.4.i9.Geberthefonof»/-i  wasr-in  the  land 

1  Cfo-0.2.2O.Hur  begat  »-i,and  ml  begat  Bezaleel 

2  Chro.  1. f.brazen altar  th«B.zale.  the  fonofwh 
E'Kja  10  24. the  porters,— Telem,  and  Uri 

aUrfah/ometime  re3d2lrf)ab,&  UriMf. 
-  S<n».»i.?.isnotBatb(h'.:ba  the  wife  of  Uriah  the 

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6. fend  me  Uriah  the  Hit.And  Joab  fent  Uriah 
7. when  Uriah  was  come,  David  demanded 
8. David  faid  to  Uriah,Go down  to  thy  hoafe 

Uriah  departed  out  of  the  kings  houfe 
g.tfriah  flept  at  the  door  of  the  kings  houfe 
lo.Uriab  went  not  down  to  his  houfe 

David  faid  to  Uriah, Camefk  thou  not 
1 1  Uriah  faid  unto  David, The ark,and  Ifra. 
1  z.David  faid  to  UdiibjTztry  here  to  day 

fo  Uriah  abode  in  Jerufalem  that  day 
i4.a  letter,and  fcnt  itby  the  hand  oiUriah 

1  % .  wrote  in  the  letter,faying,Set  ye  Uriah 
i6.afllgned  Uriah  unto  a  place  where  he 

1  17.  aaSuriah  the  Hittite  died  alfo 
2i.fay  thou,Thy  fervant  ur.the  Hit.isdead 
2,4.thy  fervant  Uriah  the  Hittite  is  dead  alfo 

2  6.wife  of  Uriah  heard  that  Uti.  her  husband 
iz.Q.haft  killed  Uriah  the  Hittite  with  the  fw. 

lo.haft  taken  the  wife  of  Uriah  the  Hittite  to 
1 5.  Lord  ftrake  the  child  that  Una.  wife  bare 
2  3.  j  9.  Vriabtht  Hittite :  thirty  &  (even  in  all 
1  %in.\  f  .j.fave  only  in  the  matter  of  Uriah 
1  Cfo'o.ii.4i.&/i^theHittite,Zabad  the  fon  of 
E^a  8.3  3  .by  the  hand  of  Meremoth  the  fon  of  U. 
Neb.  j.4.nexc  to  them  repaired  Mer.the  fon  oiUr. 
ifa.S.z.l  took  faithfull  witaeSis,uriahthe  prieft 
Mat.  1 .6.  of  her  that  had  been  the  wife  of  Unas 
Mtttl 

1  c%fl.6.24.Tahath  hisfons^'is/his  fon 

1  y-s.fons  of  Kohath  :  Uriel  the  chief 
1  i.David  called  —  for  the  Levites,for  Uriel 

2  Chro.i  j.a.Michaiah  the  daughter  of  Uriel  of 

2  T$in.  16.10.  Ahaz,  fent  urijab  the  fafhion  of  the 

1  i.Urijab  the  prieft  built  an  altar/ccording 

Urijab  made  it  againft  king  Ahaz  came 

1  f.Ahaz  commanded  Urijab  the  prieft,  fay. 

i6.tbus  did  Urijab  the  prieft,  according 

Neb. 3.2 1  .after  him  repaired  Merim.the  fon  of  ur. 

8i4.befide  him  ftood,«(i;a/;,and  Hilkiah 

Jcr.z6.zo  Urijab  prophefied  againft  this  city 

2 1. but  when  Urijab  heard  it,he  fled 

23.they  fet  forth  urijab  out  of  Egypt 

lit  (in. 

fw.28.30.put  in  the  breft-plate  of  judg.the  urim 

Lev.  8.  8. 
Num.z7.z1.  counfell  for  him  after  the  jud.  of  ur. 
Dent.  3  3. 8. let  thy  urim  and  thummim  be  with 

1  &u0.£8.6.neithcrby  dreams,  nor  by  urim,  nor 
Effd  2.63 .  till  there  flood  up  a  prieft  with  urim 

Neb.7.65. 

Dent,  y.  3  .even  ay,wbo  are  all  of  us  alive  this  day 
Lu\e  23.39.fave  thy  felfe and  us 
Rom.g.  24<even  us  whom  he  hath  called 
i  Cor. 4.9. God  hath  fet  forth  us  the  apoftles 
6. 14. and  will  alforaifeup  why  his 

2  Cor.  i.i4.you  have  acknowledged  us  in  part 

2 1. he  which  ftabliflieth  us  with  you  is  God 
5. 1 8.  w  ho  hath  reconciled  us  to  himfclf  by 
Pi«/.3.i7.walk  foasye  have  us  for  an  example 
1  Thcf.  j.  8. let  us  that  are  of  the  day  be  fober 
9. God  hath  not  appointed  us  to  wrath 
Jam. 1.1 8-of  his  own  will  begat  he  us 

About  M8, 
Num.  2  2. 4. lick  up  all  that  are  round  about  us 
Neh.  f .  17. among  the  heathen  that  are  about  us 
6.  i6\all  the  heathen  that  were  about  us  faw 
Dan  9. 1 6.  thy  people  a  reproach  to  all  about  us 

After  MIS, 
Jojh  8. 6. for  they  will  come  out  after  us 

22.27.  a  witneffe  to  our  generation  after  us 
Mat. 1 5. 2 3. fend  her  away,  for  (he  cryeth  after  us 

Againfl  W8. 
Gra.43.18.that  he  may  feek  occafion  againft  m 
Exod.  1.1  o.joyn  to  our  enemies,&  fight  againft  us 
i6.7,are  we,thatyemurmure  againft  us 
8.your  murmurings  are  not  againft  ay,but 
Dcut.z.  3  z.Sihon  came  out  ag.?^r        Chap.29.7. 
*«i.Og  the  king  of  Bafhan  carae  out  againft  us 
fojh. 8. y  .when  they  come  out  againft  us,as  at 
io.6.kings  of  the  Amorites  are  gath.  tog.ag.ay 
22.19.  rebdl  not  againft  the  Lord,  nor  agai.ay 
Judg.  1  % .10. why  are  ye  come  out  againft  us 

1  Sam.  30.23  .delivered  the  comp.that  came  ag.  us 

2  Sam.  11.23.  furely  the  men  prevailed  againft  us 


it. 5. the  man  that  devifed  againft  us 
z  Kjn.7 .6.rmh  hired  againft  us  the  kings  of  the 
42.1 3. great  is  the  wrath  of  the  Lord  againft  us 

2  Chr.  20. 1 2.this  great  company  that  cometh  ag.a  j 
Pfa-44-  J- tread  them  under  that  rife  up  againft  us 

79.8.  remember  not  againft  us  former  iniquit. 

1 24. 2.  when  men  rife  up  againft  us 
4. when  their  wrath  was  kindled  againft  us 
lja.14.8.110  feller  is  come  up  againft  us 

59.12.  3nd  our  iins  teftifie  againft  us 

Jercm.  14.7. 
Jer.16.  icpronounced  all  this  evill  againft  us 

2  i.2.Nebuchad-nezzar  maketh  war  agai.  us 
I3.whofhallcome  down  againft  us 

43.3.  Baruch  fettcth  thee  on  againft  us 
Lam.  3. 46. have  opened  their  mouths  againft  us 

5. 22. thou  art  very  wroth  againft  us 
Dan.o.  1 2.confirmed  his  words,he  fpakc  againft  as 
M.icab  ?. 1. he  hath  laid  fiege  againft  us 
Mark  9.40.  that  is  not  againft  us,is  on  our  part 
Lu\e  9.50.he  that  is  not  againft  ay,is  for  us 
Rom.S.3 1 -if  God  be  for  us,  who  C3n  be  3gainft  us 
C0L1.14.oat  the  hand-writing  that  was  againft  us 

3  John  io.praying  againft  us  with  malicious  wor. 

Among  or  Amongjt  SJflf, 
Gra-23.tf.thou  art  a  mighty  prince  amongft  us 

34.22.if  every  mile  ameng  us  be  circumcifed 
Exod.  17. 7. is  the  Lord  amongft  us  or  no 

34.9.I  pray  thee,goe amongft  us 
De««.3i.i7.becaufeourGod  is  not  amongft  us 
/fl/S.9.7.peradventure  ye  dwell  among  its 

22.far  from  you,when  ye  dwell  among  us 

22.19.  and  take  poffeflion  among  us 
3 1. we  perceive  that  the  Lord  is  among  us 
Judg.18.zf.  let  not  thy  voice  be  heard  among  us 
1  &2»z.4.3.that  when  it  cometh  amongft«y,it  may 
r  Kjn. %. 6.not  amongft  ayany  that  can  skill  to 
Job  34.37.he  clappeth  his  hands  among  us 
P/tfZ.74.9.among  us  any  that  knoweth  how  long 
Pco.i.i4.caft  in  thy  lot  among  us 
Z/a.33.i4.whoamong  ax  fhall  dwell  with  the  de. 
who  among  us  (hall  dwell  with  eyerla. 
Micah  3.1 1.  is  not  the  Lord  among  us 
Liife  i.i.moft  furely  beleeved  amongft  us 

7. 16. a  great  prophet  is  rifen  up  among  us 
John  1. 1 4. Word  was  made  flefh,&  dwelt  amo.ax 
Ads  1.2 1.  the  Lo.Jefus  went  in  &  out  among  us 

1  j.7.God  made  choice  among  us  that  the  Gen. 

At  3K0. 
1  Ptf«4.i7.and  if  it  firft  begin  at  ay,what  fhall 

Before  2B0, 
Exod.i  2.25j.Gods  which  (hall  goe before  us 
Deut. i.zz.we  will  fend  men  before  us 
2.3  3. God  delivered  him  before  us 
Jofh.4.i$.Yibkh  he  dried  up  from  before  us 
8. 6. they  flee  before  us  as  at  the  firft 
24.  i8.drave  out  from  before  us  all  the  people 
Judg.  1 1 .  14.L01  d  (hall  drive  out  from  before  us 
20.3  2.  fmitten  down  before  us  as  at  the  firft 

Verfe  39. 

1  Sd».8.20.may  judge  us,and  goe  out  before  us 

9.  i7.bid  the  fervant  pafTe  on  before  us 
z  Sam.z.  1 4. young  men  now  arife,&  play  befo.  us 

2  Cbro.  14.7.  while  the  land  is  yet  before  us 
Ecclef.  1 . 1  oof  old  time,  which  was  before  us 

Ifa.  3  o.  1 1  .holy  One  of  Ifr.  to  ceafe  from  before  us 
Dan.<),  1  o.his  lawes  which  he  fet  before  us 
Alls  7.40. make  us  gods  to  goe  before  us 
Heb.6. 1 8  .hold  upon  the  hope  fet  before  us 
1 2. 1.  run  the  race  that  is  fet  before  us 

Behind  $J0. 
GsB,32.i8.behold  alfo,  he  is  behind  us 
20.  thy  fervant  Jacob  is  behind  us 
Between,  or  Betwixt  5tl0. 
Gcn.z6. 28  .let  there  be  an  oath  betwixt  us 
3 1. 37.may  judge  between  ayboth 
5  3-God  of  Abraham  judge  betwixt  ut 
Jojh. zz.if  Jordan  a  border  between  us 
27.may  be  a  witneffe  between  us 
28.it  is  a  witneffe  between  us  and  you 
34.for  it  fhall  be  a  witneffe  between  us 
Judg.  1 1. 10. the  Lord  be  witneffe  between  us 
Job  9.3  3.  neither  any  dayes-man  betwixt  us 
Jer^z.^.zht  Lord  be  a  faithfull  witneffe  betw.«* 
Lu^e  i6.26.between  us  and  you  a  great  gulf 

Pffff  3 


Alls  if.y.no  difference  between//; and  you 
Epbcf.i.14.  the  middle  wall  of  partition  betw.  us 

Num.  1 2.2.hath  he  not  fpoken  alfo  by  us 

z  ^.4.9.  man  of  God  which  paffeth  by  Wconti. 

2  OM.19.who  was  preached  among  you  by  us 
20. in  him,  Amen  ;  to  the  glory  or  God  by  us 
2. 14. favour  of  his  knowledge  by  us  in  every 
3.3.  thecpiflleofChtift  miniftred  by  «f 
5.20. as  though  Goddidbefeechyoubyw 
7.9.  might  receive  damage  by  us  in  nothing 
8.  i9.wsth  this  grace  which  is  adminiftred  by  us 
20.  with  this  gracejwhich  is  adminiftr.  by  us 
Concerning  3U0. 

2  Kjn.zz.ii.to  do  accor.  to  all  that  is  mltxon.us 
For  MS, 

Gen.  24. 2  3 .  is  there  room  for  as  to  lodge  in 
26.22 .  now  the  Lord  hath  made  room  for  us 
3 1. 14. is  there  yet  any  portion  for  us 
42.2.andbuy  for  whom  thence 

Exod.z.  1 9.  and  alfo  drew  water  enough  for  us 
14. 1 2.better  for  us  to  ferve  the  Egyptians 
24.i4.tany  ye  here  for#*untill  we 

Num.14. 3  -better  for  us  to  return  into  Egypt 
9. for  they  are  bread  foray 

Deut.i. 14,  thing  is  good  for  « to  doe 
2.36.was  not  one  city  too  ftrong  for  us 
30.1 2. who  fhall  goe  up  to  heaven  for  «i 
1 3  .w  ho  fhall  goe  over  the  fea  for  us 

Jnftj.  1 3. art  thou  for  a^or  for  our  adverfaries 
17. 16.  the  hill  is  not  enough  for«* 
22. 1 7. is  the  iniquity  of  Peor  too  little  for  us 

/arfg.i.i.whofhall  goe  up  for  us  againft  the  Can. 

1  Sam.7.8.  ceafe  not  to  cry  unto  the  Lord  for  its 
9.7.  leave  caring  for  the  affes,  &  take  tho.for  us 
i4-6.it  may  be  the  Lord  will  work  for  us 

z  Sam.  1%.  3 .they  will  not  care  for  us,  neither  if 

half  of  us  die,will  they  care  for  us 
2i.4.neither  for  ay  (halt  thou  kill  any  man 

2  K«M.  1 3 .hehold,  thou  haft  been  carefull  for  us 

6. 1  .the  place  is  too  ftrait  for  a* 

2  Cbr. 10. 10.  make  thou  it  fomwhat  lighter  for  us 
13.  lo.as  for  ar,  the  Lord  is  our  God 

£^vJ4.i4.notmight  for  ax  to  fee  the  kings  ditto. 
8.2 1. to  feek  of  him  a  right  way  for  as 

iVra.4,2o.our  God  (hall  fight  for  us 
10.3  2.alfo  we  made  ordinances  for  us 

Pfal.47.4Mz  (hall  chufe  our  inheritance  for  us 
*2.8.  God  is  a  refuge  for  us 
68.28.tbat  which  thou  haft  wrought  for  us 
1 26. 3. the  Lord  hath  done  great  things  for  us 

Ifa.6.8.znd  who  will  goe  for  us 

7.6.1et  us  make  a  breach  therein  for  us 
2eJ.  1 2.Lord,thou  wilt  ordain  peace  for  HS 

/er.9.i8.take  upa  wailing  foray 
i4.19.and  there  is  no  healing  for  us 
z  u  2.enquire,I  pray  thee,of  the  Lord  for  us 
3  y.9.not  to  build  houfes  for  us  to  dwell  in 
37«3.pray  unto  the  Lord  our  God  foray 
42.2.  pray  for  us  unto  the  Lord  thy  God 

Verfe  20. 

Lam.4.\7.%%  for  ay,  our  eyes  as  yet  failed  for 
i9.they  laid  wait  foray  in  the  wildernefle 

Mat.  17.4.  it  is  good  for  us  to  be  here 

Mark  9-  S.£«^9.3J. 
2  y.9.not  fo,left  there  be  not  enough  for  ay 

Maz\  10.3  j.  doe  for  ay  whatfoever  we  fhall  defire 
1 4. 1 5.  there  make  ready  for  «y 

Lu\e  i.69.raifed  up  an  horn  of  falvation  for  «i 
9. 50. he  that  is  not  againft  us,isfor  us 
20.22.is  it  lawfull  foray  to  give  tribute  unto 

John  n.jo.cxpedientforay  that  one  man  (liould 
18.3 1. not  lawfull  for  ar  to  put  any  man  to 

Acts  1 6. 2 1  •  cuftomes  which  are  not  la w  f  u  1 1  for  us 

Rom.4.z4.  for  us  alfo  to  whom  it  fhall  be  imputed 
5 .8.whilc  we  were  yet  finners  Chr.  died  for  us 
8.26.  fpirit  it  felf  maketh  interceflion  for  ay 
j  1. if  God  be  for  ay,  who  can  be  againft  us 
3  2. but  delivered  him  up  for  ay  all 
3  4. who  alfo  maketh  interceflion  for  ay 

1  Cor.  j .7-Chrift  our  paffeover  is  faenficed  for  us 

2  Cor.  1 . 1 1  •  helping  by  prayer  for  ay 

4.i7.worketh  for  as  a  far  more  exceeding  and 
f  .2 1. he  hath  made  him  to  be  (in  for  us 
Gal.  3. 1 3 .  being  made  a  curfe  for  us 
Ephef.  5.2.  loved  us^and  given  him  felf  for  us 

Co/.4.3.witholl 


u  s 


u  s 


u  s 


u  s 


u  s 


u  s 


C0/.4.  ;.withall,  praying  a!fo  for  us 

1  Tbcf.5. 10. who  died  for«i,  that  whether 

i  f .  brethren,  pray  for  us  z  Tbcf.  j.-i. 

He^y.  1  J.  1 8. 

£#«  i.i4.vvho  gave  himftlf  for  as,that  he  might 

Hc£.6.io.whirher  the  fore-runner  is  for  centred 

9. :  i.obtamed  ete mall  redemption  for  us 
14. to  appear  in  the  prefence  of  God  for  us 

10. 10. which  he  hath  confecrated  for  us 

1 1, 40. God  provided  fome  better  thing  for  us 
1  P  rt.i. 2  1. becaufe  Chrift  alfo  fuffered  for  us 

4.  i.forafmuchas  Chr/ft  hathfuffered  for  us 
1  John  3.  i6.beca;ifc  he  laid  down  his  life  for  us 

Trim  530, 
Gen.i6.\6.  Abimel.  faid  untolfaac,  Goe  from  as 
Num.  1 1. 7. thai  henkeaway  rheferpents  from  us 
I  Sam.6.  10. to  whom  ftull  he  goe  up  from  us 

14. 17. and  fee  who  is  gone  f:om«s 

2 1.5. been  kept  thefe  three  dayes  from  us 
1  Cbro.zg.  10. his  fierce  wrath  may  turn  from  us 
F-Xf  1  10.  i4.wrath  for  this  matter  be  turn.from  us 
Job  1 1.14.  fay  unto  God,  Depart  from  us 

11.i7.whichf.1id  unto  God,  Depatt  from  us 
py^/.i.j.and  caft  away  their  cords  from  us 

1  o  j.  1 2. hath  he  removed  our  tranfgref.from  us 
■tyk  J9. 9. therefore  is  judgement  far  from  us 
i 1  .for  falvation  jbut  it  is  far  off  from  us 

6*4. 7. for  thou  hart  hid  thy  face  fat  from  us 
<Jer.a.8.  .mgerofcheLord  it  not  turned  from  as 
j     n.i.that  he  may  goe  upfrom  us 

1  3 7.o.Caldeans  Ihall  depart  from  us 

j     38.i5.hidenotfrom«.r,and  we  will  not 
Ail s  1 . 2  i.day  that  he  was  taken  up  from  us 
i>. 24. certain  which  went  out  from us,  have 

2  Thef.i.z.nor  by  letter  as  from  us 

1  John  Lig.wenc  out  from  a5,but  they  were 

In  530, 
Num. i$.%.ii~  the  Lord  delight  in  as,then  he  will 
Job  t  % .  9.  what  underftand.  thou  that  is  not  in  us 
Ifa.z6-iz.  alfb  haft  wrought  all  our  works  in  us 
Johi  17.1t.  they  alfo  may  be  one  in  us 
K0W.84.0f  the  law  might  be  fulfilled  in  us 
1 8. glory  which  fhall  be  revealed  in  us 

1  Cor. 4  6. might  learn  in  as,not  to  think  of 

2  Cor.  i.j. as  the  fufferings  of  Chrift  abound  in  us 

4. 1 2.fo  then  death  worketh  in  us 
6. 1  s.  ye  are  not  fttaitned  in  us 
Ephef.}. lo.according  to  the  power  that  wor.in  us 
2  Tim.  1. 14.  by  the  holy  Ghoft  which  dwell,  in  Us 
Jam.^.^Spirk  that  dwdleth  in  as  lufteth  to  envie 
1  John  1.8.  and  the  truth  is  not  in  us 
10.  and  his  word  is  not  in  us 
j.24.hereby  we  know  thatheabideth  in  us 
4.12.  if  we  love  one  another,  G.  dwelleth  in  us 
1  3. we  dwell  in  him,  and  he  in  Hi 
i  John  2.for  the  truth  fake  that  dwelleth  in  us 

Of  ©0, 
Gen  3, 22. man  is  become  as  one  of  us 

23.6.  none  of  us  fhall  with-hold  from  thee 
Num.  3  1 .49.  there  lacketh  not  a  man  ofas 
Dettt. y.j.who  are  all  ofas  alive  this  day 
Jofh.  2.24.inhab.of  thetountrey  faint  becaufe  of  us 
Judg.i6.$.  everv  one  of  us  eleven  hundred  pieces 
24. which  flew  many  of  us 
ao.8.we  will  not  any  of  us  goe  to  his  tent 

neither  any  of  us  turn  into  his  houfe 
i8.which  ofasfhall  goeupfirft  , 

a  1 . 1  .not  any  of  us  give  his  daughter  unto  Ben . 

1  5<j«;.20.4i.forafmuch  as  we  have  fworn  -ofas 

2  Saw-i8.3.neitherifhalfof  us  die,will  they  care 

but  now  thou  art  worth  ten  thouf.of  us 
2  Rjn.t.n.  which  ofas  is  for  the  king  of  Ifraei 
Et^o.  8.2  3 .  and  he  was  intreated  of  us 
1  Neh,$.\  5.  we  returned  all  of  us  to  the  wall 

2 3  .none  of  us  put  offour  clothes 
\Pfal.11  f.i  2.  Lord  hath  been  mind  full  of  us 
\lfa.  j  3.  6.on  him  the  iniquities  of  wall 

65 .  16. though  Abraham  be  ignorant  of  us 
^.6.24.anguifh  hath  taken  hold  ofas 

i4-9.yet  thou,0  Lord,art  in  the  midft  of  us 
>A£ls  17.27.  he  be  not  far  from  every  one  of  us 

18. 1  y.when  the  brethren  heard  of  »s,they  came 
Zte.4.  i6.who  is  the  father  of  us  all 

6. 3. know  ye  not  that  fomany  ofas  as  were 

1 4.7.  for  none  of  us  liveth  to  himfelf 
I         1  i.fo  then  every  one  of  us  fhall  give  account 


1  y.  2.1et  every  one  of  us  pleafe  his  neighbour 

1  C«-.4.i.fo  account  of  us  as  of  the  min.cf  Chrift 

2  Cor.z.  1 1. left  Satan  fhould  get  advantage  of  its 

4. 7. power  may  be  of  God,and  not  of  us 
10.2. which  think  ofas  as  if  we  walked  accord, 
Ga/.4.26.which  is  the  mother  of  Us  all 
Ephef.4.7.  unto  every  one  of  us  is  given  grace 

1  Tbef.1.6.  and  ye  became  followers  of  us 

9.  they  themfelves  fhqw  of  us  what  manner 
x.  1  3  .received  the  word  of  G.wcflye  heard  of  us 
3.6.  that  ye  have  good  remembrance  of  a; 
4. 1  .as  ye  have  received  of  us  how  ye  ought 

2  Thef.$,6.  not  after  the  trad.weh  ye  received  of  us 
2  Pet.  3 . 2.  of  the  commandement  of  us  the  apoft. 
1  John  1. 19.0m  from  us,  but  they  weie  not  of  us 

if  they  had  been  of  as,t  hey  had  contin. 
manifeft  that  they  were  not  all  of  us 
On  ©0,  or  Upon  530. 
Gen. z6.  t o.thou  fhouldeft  have  brought  guil.on  us 
42.2 1.  therefore  is  this  diftrefle  come  upon  us 
4?.  1 8. fall  upon  as,and  take  us  for  bondmen 
Exod.^.i.  left  he  fall  upon  us  with  the  peftiknee 
Num.i  2.1 1. lay  not  the  fin  upon  «f 
Deut. 1 1. 17. come  upon  as,becaufe  our  God  is  not 
Jojh.z.g.znd  that  your  terrour  is  fallen  upon  us 

9. 2.0. let  them  live, left  wrath  be  upon  us 
Judg  8.2  i.rife  thou  and  fall  upon  us 
1  Sam. 5.7.  for  hishand  isfore  upon  us 
zSam.i  y.i4.Ieft  heoverta.  us,&  bring  evill  on  us 

1  Kjn.  1 2.4.yoke  which  he  put  upon  as,lighter 

9-yoke  which  thy  father  put  upon  us3  lighter 

2  Kjn.7.6.  the  kings  of  the  Egypti.  to  come  on  us 

9,fomemifchief  will  come  upon  us 

1  Chro.  1  5.  1  j. the  L. our  God  made  a  breach  on  us 

2  Chro.  io.4.eafe  his  heavy  yoke  he  put  upon  us 

9  .eafe  the  yoke  thy  father  did  put  upon  us 
20.9, if  when  evill  cometh  upon  as,as  the  fword 
54.11.  great  is  the  wrath  that  is  powred  on  us 
E\va  8. 1 8-  by  the  good  hand  of  our  God  upon  us 
;  1. hand  of  our  God  was  upon  «j,and  he 
9 .1 3.and  after  all  that  is  come  upon  us 
Neh,$.  3  a.troublefeem  little  that  hath  come  on  us 

3  3  .juft  in  all  that  is  brought  upon  us 
"*  13.18.  didnot  our  G.  bring  all  this  evill  on  us 
Job  9.3  3. that  might  lay  his  hand  upon  us 
P/a/.4.6.1if  thou  up  the  light  of  thy  count.upona* 
3  3-22.1etthy  mercy,0  Lord,be  upon  us 
44. 17.aH  this  iscome  upon  a  j,yet  have  we  not 

67.1  .and  caufe  his  face  to  fhine  upon  us 

90. 1 7.  beauty  of  the  Lord  our  God  be  upon  us 
cftablifh  the  work  of  our  hands  on  us 
I23.2.untill  he  have  mercy  upon  as 
3-have  mercy  upon  «J,have  mercy  upon  us 
lfa.$i.  1  j.untill  the  fpirit  be  powred  upon  us 

63 .7.  to  all  that  the  Lord  hath  befto wed  on  us 
Jer.y.  11. neither  fhall  evill  come  upon  us 

6.16.  the  fpoiler  fhall  fuddenly  come  upon  us 
L<J/».347.fearand  a  fnire  is  come  upon  us 

5.i.remember,0  Lord,  what  is  come  upon  us 
£^.33.io.ifourtranfgreflionsand  fins  be  on  a* 
Dan.  9. 1  i.therefoe  the  curfe  is  come  upon  us 
1 2.by  bringi  ng  upon  us  a  great  evill 
1 3  .all  this  evill  is  come  upon  us 
14-watchedon  the  evill,  &  brought  it  on  us 
Hof.10.8.  and  to  the  hils.  Pall  on  us 
Jonahi.6M(obe  God  will  think  upon  us 
7.  for  whofe  caufe  this  evill  is  upon  us 
8, tell  us  for  whofe  caufe  this  evill  is  on  us 
1 4. and  lay  not  on  us  innocent  bloud 
Micah  3.1 1. none  evill  can  come  upon  us 
7. 19. he  will  have  corrpaffion  upon  us 
.M<i2.9.27.thou  Son  of  David,  have  mercy  upon  us 
20. 30. have  mercy  on  a*,0  Lord         Ver.3  1. 

27. 2  y  3nfwe.all  the  peoplc,His  bloud  be  on  us 
Lu\e  10.1  i.duft  which cleaveth  onus  wedo  wipe 

17. 1 3.Jefus,Mafter,have  mercy  on  us 
23.20.fall  on  us,snd  to  the  bils,  Cover  us 
Atls  3.4.him,with  John.faid,Look  on  us 
12. or  why  look  ye  fo  earneftly  on  us 
y.  18. intend  to  bringthis  mans  bloud  upon  us 
1 1 . 1  j  .fell  on  them  as  on  us  at  the  beginning 
24.7.chiefcaptain  Lyfias  came  upon  us 
27.20.and  no  fmall  tempeft  lay  on  us 
Rom.  1 6.6.  who  befto  wed  much  labour  on  us 
1  Cor.i.x  i.thac  for  the  gift  bellowed  upon  its  by 
8.4.and  take  upon  us  the  fellowfhip  of  the 


Titus  i.tf.whkh  he  fhed  on  us  abundantly 

1  John  3.l.lovetheFather  hath  btftowed  upon  us 

Rev.6.  i6.and  faid  to  the  mountains,Fall  on  us 

Over  330, 
Gc«.37.8.fhalt  thou  indeed  reigne  over  us 

or  fhalt  thou  indeed  have  dom.over  us 
Exod.i.  i4.who  made  thee  prince  &  judge  over  us 
Num.  1 6. 1 3  .make  thy  felf  altogetb.  a  prince.ov.W 
Judg.%.  22.faid  unto  Gideon,  Rule  over  us 
9-8.faid  unto  the  olive-tree,Reign  over  US 
io.to  the  fig-tree,Reign  01  er  us 
1  mnto  the  vine,  Come  thou  &  reign  ov.s* 
14.10  the  bramble,  Come  thou,  &  rei.  ov.ks 

15.1  i.that  the  Philiftines  are  rulers  over  us 

1  S<tt».8.i9.nay,but  we  will  havea  kingoverajp 

10.  i9.nay,  but  fet  a  king  over  us 
n.i2.thatfaid,ShallSaulreign  over  us 
ii.  1  i.nay.but  a  king  fhall  reign  over  «t 

2  Sam.j.i.  in  time  paft  when  Saul  was  ki.  over  us 

iJ.io.Abfalom  whom  we  anointed  over  us 
Wfk9.37.whcm  thou  haft  fet  over  ai,becaufe  of 
Pfal.11.4MC  our  own, who  is  lord  ovcraj 
l[a.i6. 1 3. other  lords  have  had  dominion  over  us 
£<«».$. 8. fervants  have  ruled  over  a* 
Lu\e  19.  i4.will  net  have  this  man  to  reign  ov.ai 
ARs  7. 27. who  made  thee  a  judge  over  us 

Through  530. 
2  Cor.gri  i.eaufeth  through  us  thanksgiv.  to  God 

Toot  Unto  WiS. 
Gcn.\9'l  t.not  a  man  in  the  earth  to  come  in  to  us 
20.9.  what  haft  thou  done  unto  us 
x6.  10.  what  is  this  thou  haft  done  unto  us 
34.9.2nd  give  your  daughters  unto  us 
14. for  that  were  a  reproach  unto  us 
1 6.we  will  take  your  daughters  unto  us 
I7.but  if  ye  will  not  hearken  unto  us 
2 1. let  us  take  their  daughters  to  us 
22,herein  will  the  men  confent  unto  us 
39.14.an  Hebrew  unto  us>  to  mock  us 

1 7«brought  unto  as,came  in  to  mock  me 
4 1 . 1 2. he  interpreted  unto  us  our  dreams 
1 3. as  he  interpreted  unto  ai,fo  it  was 
4  2.28. what  is  this  that  God  hath  done  unto  us 
30.1ord  of  the  land  fpake  roughly  unto  us 
3  3. Lord  of  the  countrey  faid  unto  us 
43.3-proteft  unto  aj,faying,Ye fhal  not  fee  my 

j.the  man  faid  unto  a*, Ye  lhall  not  fee  my 
44.27.thy  fervant,my  father,  faid  unto  us 
Exod.i.i6.and  they  fay  unto  us,  Make  brick 
10. 7, bow  fhall  this  man  be  a  fnare  unto  us 
Num.io.i  i.mayeft  be  to  us  in  ftead  of  eyes 

3  2.what  goodnefle  the  Lord  fhall  fhew  to  us 
Deut.i.%  j.and  brought  it  down  unto  us 

j.27.fpeak  thou  unto  a*  all  that  the  Lord  fhall 
29.  i9.things  which  are  revealed  belong  unto  us 
30. 1 2. for  us  to  heaven,and  bring  it  unto  us 
1 3  .over  the  fea  for  us,and  bring  it  unto  us 
Jojh.^.z^.it  it  feemeth  good  unto  thee  to  do  to  us 

22.2  8.  when  they  fhould  fay  unto  ar,  cr  to  our 
Jadg.10.1  y.doe  untoaiwhatfoever  feemeth  good 

ij.S.come  again  unto  a.r,and  tench  us  what 
if.io.todoe  tohimashehath  done  unto  us 
1 1. what  is  this  that  thou  haft  done  unto  us 
18.19.and  be  to  us  a  father,and  aprieft 
Ruth  2.20.  the  man  isneercf  kin  unto  as 

1  Sam.n.$.  Ark  of  the  covenant  outofShil.  toai 

8.woe  unto  «j,Who  fhall  deliver  us  out 
6, 9. it  w as  a  chance  that  happened  to  us 
i4.9.if  they  fay  thus  unto  us,  Tarry  untill 

ic.if  they  fay  thus,Come  upuntoa* 

and  this  fhall  be  a  figne  unto  us 

x  2.ccme  up  to  «x,and  we  will  fhew  you 
2  y.i  f .  the  men  were  very  good  unto  us 

i6.tbey  were  a  wall  unto  us  by  night 
29  4.  left  in  the  battell  he  be  an  adverfary  to  us 

2  Sam.  19.42.  becaufe  thekingis  neerof  kin  to  us 

2 1 .6.feven  men  of  his  fons  he  delivered  unto  us 

1  Kjn.i.6.and faid  untoa*,Goe  turn  again  unto 

4.io.when  he  cometh  tous,hc  fhall  come  in 

2  Kjn.7. 1 2.  what  the  Syrians  have  done  unto  us 

1  Chro.  13.2.  that  they  may  gather  themfelves  to  us 

3. bring  again  the  ark  of  our  God  unto  us 
E^a  4. 1 2.  the  Jcwes  which  came  from  thee  to  us 
18. the  letter  which  ye  fent  unto  as  hath 
f.i7.1et  the  king  fend  hispleafure  to  asconce. 
Neb.4.1  i.faid  unto  as,— whence  ye  fhal  ret.  to  as 

K.enemies 


us 


us 


u  s 


u  s 


u  s 


USE 


i  f  .enemies  heard  it  was  known  unto  us 
20.  refort  ye  thither  unto  us 
a i. in  the  night  they  may  be  a  guard  unto  ns 
5.8 .or  (hall  they  be  fold  unto  us 

17. that  came  unto  us  from  among  the  heath. 
Job  34.  4.  let  us  chufe  to  ^judgment 
Pfal.6o.  1 .0  turn  thy  felf  to  us  again 

nj.i  .not  unto  us,  O  Lord,not  unto  us 
ifa.  1. 9. had  left  unto  us  a  very  fmall  remnant 
o. 6.  for  unto  us  a  child  is  born 

unto  us  a  fonne  is  given 
14.10.  art  thou  become  like  unto  us 
z8.ij.it  (hall  not  come  unto  us 
30,10.  prophefie  not  unto  us  right  things 

fpeak  unto  us  fmooth  things 


Hob.  2.3.  confirmed  unto  us  by  them  that  heard      ' 
4.2.  for  unto  us  was  the  gofpel  preached 
10, 1  j.the  holy  Ghoft  alfo  is  witnefie  to  us 

1  Pet.  1 . 1  z. but  unto  us  they  did  minifter  the 

1  Joh.4,.16.  &beleeved  the  love  tlut'G.hath  to«* 

To  3U0-Wii 
'  Pfal-40.  ?.&  thy  thoughts  which  are  to  «*-ward 
£^.i.i9-exceedinggreatn.of  his  power  to  /«-ward 

2  Ptf.3 .9.  but  is  long-fufferingto  »i-ward 

Toward  WL0, 
Pfal.8  f  .4.caufe  thine  anger  toward  us  to  ceafe 

1 17.2. his  mercifull  kindnes  is  great  toward  us 
Rom.  5.8  God  commendeth  his  love  toward  us 
Epb.i. 8. wherein  he  hath  abounded  toward  us 

2.7.H1  his  kindneffe  towards ^through Chrift 


,be  gracious  to  us,  we  have  waited  for  thee    1  John  4. 9.  manifested  the  love  of  God  toward  us 


2 1  .will  be  unto  us  a  place  of  broad  rivers 
26.1  i.fpeak  not  unto  us  in  the  Jews  language 
yfr.4.1  J. wo  unto  «4,for  we  are  fpoiled 

5.i9.whetfore  doih  the  L.all  thefe  things  to  us 
24.  he  referveth  unto  us  the  appointed  weeks 
6.4.wounto  us,  for  the  day  goethaway 
26.  16.  hath  fpoken  to  us  in  the  name  of  the  L. 
38.2$.  declare  unto  us  now  what  thou  haft  faid 
40.io.Caldeans,  which  will  come  unto  us 
42.5.  for  the  which  the  L.  (hall  fend  thee  to  us 
44. 1 6\as  for  the  word  that  thou  haft  fpok.to  us 
Z..1W.  5. 4-our  wood  is  fold  unto  us 

16.  wo  unto  us  that  we  have  finned 
E\e%.  1 1. 1  5.  unto  us  is  this  land  given  in  poffefli. 

24.  r  9-not  tell  us  w hat  thefe  things  are  to  us 
D<i«.2.2  3-haft  made  known  unto  us  the  kings  mat. 
9.7  .but  unto  us  confufion  of  faces 
8.  to  Kibelongeth  confufion  of  fjce 
Hof.6.%.ht  ftiall  come  unto  us  as  the  rain 
10.3  .what  then  (hould  a  king  do  to  us 
Jonah  1.1 1  .the  fea  may  be  calm  unto  us 
Zecb.  1 . 6.  as  the  L.  of  hofts  thought  to  do  unto  us 
Mai.  1.9.  that  he  will  be  gracious  unto  us 
Mat.x  3.:6.declare  unto  us  the  parable  of  the  tares 
1 5.1 f.declare  unto  us  this  parable 

20. 1  t.thou  haft  made  them  equall  unto  W 

2 1.2  5  .he  will  fay  unto  w,Why  did  ye  not  then 
25.1 1. faying.  Lord,  Lord,  open  unto  us 

Luke  1 3-»  J- 
i6.68.faying,  Prophefie  unto  us 
27.4.and  they  faid,  What  is  that  to  us 
Mar.  1 2.  i9.Mofes  wrote  to  #5,If  a  mans  broth.die 

Lu\e  20.28. 
Luke  i.2.evenasthey  delivered  them  unto«J 

74.  that  he  would  grant  to  us,  that  we  being 
2.1  5  .which  the  Lord  hath  made  known  unto  us 
1 0.17. even  the  dive  Is  are  fubjeft  to  us 
1 1 .4  forgive  every  one  that  is  indebted  to  us 
n.4i.fpeakeft  thou  this  parable  unto  us 
16.26.neir.her  can  they  paffe  to  us 
24. 3  2. while  he  opened  to  us  the  fcriptures 
John  2.i8.what  figne  (heweft  thou  unto  us 
14.22.that  thou  wilt  manifeft  thy  felf  unto  us 
16.17.  what  is  thai  he  faith  unto  us 
Atts  7. 3  8.  lively  oracles  to  give  unto  us 

1c.41.even  to  ?4J,who  did  eat  &  drink  wth  him 
1 1. 17. gave  them  the  like  gift  as  he  did  unto  us 
1 3 . 3 1  .God  hath  fulfilled  the  fame  unto  us 
1 4. 1 1. the  gods  are  come  down  to  us 
I  j.S.the  holy  Ghoftjeven  as  he  did  to  us 
2  j.  feemedgood  to  us— to  fendchofen  men 
28.feetT.ed  good  —torn  to  lay  upon  you  no 
21. 1 1. when  he  was  come  unto  us,he.  took  Paul 
Rom.  5.  j. by  the  holy  Ghoft,which  is  given  to  us 

1  Cor.  1 . 1 8.but  unto  us  it  is  the  power  of  God 

30.  who  of  God  is  made  unto  us  wifdome 
2. 10. revealed  them  unto  «*by  his  Spirit 

1 2. things  that  are  freely  given  to  us  of  God 
8.6.butunto  us  there  is  but  one  God 

2  Coy.  1. 8. ignorant  of  our  troub.  which  came  to  us 

J.  5  .given  unto  us  the  earned  of  t  he  Spirit 
i9.committedunto«*the  word  ofreconcil. 

8.y.and  unto^by  the  will  of  God 

7-as  ye  abound  —in  yout  love  to  us,  fee  that 

1 0.1 3. which  God  hath  diftributed  to  us 
Epbe.  1  ^.having  made  known  unto  us  the  myftery 
Col.  1 .8. who  alio  declared  unto  us  your  love 

2. 14.hand-wri.of  ord.— wch  was  contrary  to  us 

4.  3  .that  God  would  open  to  ns  a  door  of  utter. 
1  T^£/.2.8.bccaufe  ye  were  dear  unto  us 


under  U.sf, 
Pfal.47.  i  .he  (hall  fubdue  the  people  under  us 

with  JU0, 
Gw.24.5r  f  .let  the  damf.abide  with  us  a  few  daies 
31.  fo.no  man  is  with  us;  See,God  iswitnelfe 
34.9.  and  make  ye  marriages  with  us 
io.and  ye  (hall  dwell  with  us 
21  .thefe  men  are  peaceable  with  us 
22.confent  unto  us,  to  dwell  with  us 
23  confent  to  them,  &  they  will  dw.  with  us 
4 1 . 1 2.there  was  there  with  us  a  young  man 
4j.4.if*thou  wilt  fend  our  brother  with  w 
44.26.if  our  yonger  brother  be  with  #*,then  we 
except  our  youngeft  broth,  be  with«* 
jo.and  the  lad  be  not  with  »*,feeing  that 
3 1  .that  the  lad  is  not  with  #$,that  he  wil  die 
£#flrf.3.i8.Godof  the  Hebrews  hath  met  with  its 

Chap.  j.  3. 
10.26.our  cattell  alfo  (hall  go  with  us 
14. 1 1.  wherefore  haft  thou  dealt  thus  with  us 
20.1 9.  fpeak  thou  with  us,md  we  will  hear 

but  let  not  God  fpeak  with  us,  left 
3  3 . 1 6 .  is  it  not  in  that  thou  goe  ft  with  us 
Num. 10. zg.come  thou  with/«j3nd  we  will  do 
3  2.it  (hall  be,if  tbou  go  with  «*,that  what 
n.i8.forit  was  well  with  us  in  Egypt 
I4,9.the  Lord  is  with  #*,fear  them  not 
22.i4.Balaam  refufeth  toxome  with  us 
Deut.% .2-Lord  made  a  covenant  with  us  inHoreb 
3-not  with  our  fathers,but  with  us 
29.1?.  but  with  him  that  ftandeth  here  with<*« 
alfo  with  him  that  is  not  here  with  us 
Jof.y.6.aow  therefore  make  ye  a  league  with  us 

Ver.  11. 

Judg.6. 13.iftheL.be  with «j,why  then  is  all  this 

1 1 .8. again  to  thee,that  thou  maieft  go  with  us 

1 8.t  9. lay  thine  hand  on  thy  mouth3&  go  wtb  us 

1  Sa»z.$.7.the  ark  (hall  not  abide  with  us 
1 1. 1  .make  a  covenant  with  us,  &  we-will  ferve 

10.  (hill  do  with  us  all  that  feemeth  good  co 
23.19.  doth  not  David  bidehimfelf  with  us 
25.7. thy  (heph.which  were  with  «.r,we  hurt  not 
29.4.^1  him  not  go  down  with  us  to  battell 

o.he  (hall  not  go  up  with  us  to  the  battell 
jo.2  2,becaufe  they  went  not  with  us 

2  5aw.13.26.let  my  brother  Amnon  go  with  us 
1  5.  1 9.wherefore  goeft  thou  alfo  with  us 

20.  make  thee  go  up  and  down  with  us 
2i.i7.gonomore  out  with  us  to  battell 

1  i£'»g.?.  18. there  was  no  ftranger  with  us  in  the 
8.$7.the  Lord  our  God  be  with  us,as  hewas 

2  Kjng  6.  iet.they  that  be  with  us  are  more  then  all 
18. z6.  talk  not  with  us  in  the  Jews  language 

2  Cbro. 1 3. 1 2. behold, God  himfelf  is  withax 
3  2.7.there  be  more  with  us  then  with  him 
8.with  us  is  the  Lord  our  God  to  help  us 

Eya  4  3. you  have  nothing  to  do  with  us 
9. 1 4.wouldeft  tbou  not  be  angry  with  us 

Job  1  5 .  lo.with  us  are  both  the  gray-headed  ,and 

Pfal.46.7xbt  Lord  of  hofts  is  with  usj.be  God  of 

Verfe  1 1 . 
8  5 .  5  .wilt  thou  be  ajigry  with  us  for  ever 
i03.io.hathnotdealt  with  us  after  our  fins 

Pro.  1. 1 1. come  with  us,ht  us  lay  waitforbloud 

ifa.S.  10.it  (hall  not  ftand,for  God  is  with  us 
59.1 2.for  our  tranfgrefllons  are  with  as 

/e>*.8.8.and  the  law  of  the  Lord  is  with  us 
14.2  i.break  not  thy  covenant  with  us 
2i.2.iffo  be  that  the  Lord  will  deal  with  as 
42.6.that  it  may  be  well  with  us  when  we  obey 


Hof.i  2.4.in  Beth-el,and  there  he  (pake  with  us 

Zccb. 1.6.(0  hath  he  dealt  with  us 

Mat. i.z$.  whichjbeing  interpret,  is  God  with  us 

1 3.56.1ns  lifters,  are  they  not  all  with  a j  . 

22.25.now  there  were  with  us  feven  brethren 
Mar. 6.1  .and  are  not  his  fifters  here  with  us 
Luke  2.48.fon,why  haft  thou  thus  dealt  with  us 

9.49.becau(e  he  followcth  not  with  us 

24.24.  certain  which  were  with  us  went  to  the 

2  9.conftrained  him/aying^ Abide  with  us 

3  2.  burn  within  us  while  he  talked  with  us 
AEts  i.i7.forhewasnumbredwith«i 

2 1. of  thefe  men  which  have  compan.with  us 
22.tobea  witnefle  with  us  of  his  refurrcfti. 
2,20.his  fepulchre  is  with  us  unto  this  day 
20.14.when  he  met  with  us  3t  Aflcs,we  took 
21.16.  went  with  us  alfo  certain  of  thedifcip. 

1 8. Paul  went  in  with  a;  unto  James 
25.24.  &  all  men  which  are  here  pref.  with  us 
27.22.one  Ariftarchus  being  with  us 
1  C9r.16.16.and  to  every  one  that  htlpeth  with  us 
zCor.%.\().  chofen  of  the  churches  to  trav.  with  us 
z  Thef.  1.7.8c  to  you  who  are  troubIed,reft  with  us 
t  Pft.i.i.obtained  like  precious  faith  with  us 

1  John.  i.3.thatye  alfo  may  have  fellowfti.with  us 
2. 19. they  would, no  doubt,have  contin.with  us 

2  John  2.  and  (hall  be  wiih  us  for  ever 
wltbin  5Hs. 

Lu\e  24.32.did  notour  hearts  burn  within  us 

Without  3Kg. 
1  Cor. 4.8. ye  have  reigned  as  kings  without  us 
Ezb>  1 1 ,40. that  they  w  hhout  us  (hould  not  be 
Save  ©a,  See  ^>ate. 

life 

Iro.7.24.maybeufed  in  any  other  ufe 

Deut.z6.  14.  neither  taken  ought  for  any  unci,  ufe 

z  Sam- 1 . 1 8.  teach  the  chil.of  Ju,  the  ufe  of  the  bow 

1  Cfo\28.i5.accordingtothe«/e  of  every  candleft. 
Rom.i.z6.  their  women  did  change  the  natur.  ufe 

27.alfo  the  men,leaving  the  naturall  ufe  of 
Epb.A.zy.bat  that  which  is  good,to  the  life  of  edi. 

2  Tim.t.zi.  fanc~tified,&  meet  for  the  mailers  ufe 
H^.5.14.  who,by  reafon  of  «/f,have  their  fenfes 

rare. 

Z.et/.i9.26.neither(hallye  ufe  inchantment 
Nii.io.z.  maift  ufe  them  for  the  calling  of  the  aff. 

I5.39.after  which  ye  ufe  to  go  a  whoring 
1  Cfcr.i2.2.could«/£both  the  right  ha.  &  the  left 
^e>".23.3  1.  that  ufe  their  tongues,and  fay,He  faith 

3 1.23.3s  yet  they  (bulufe  this  fpeech  in  the  land 

46. 1 1.  in  vain  (halt  thou  ufe  many  medicines 
E\e£.  ,*.*l:  they  (hall  no  more  ufe  it  as  a  proverb 

1 6.44. (hall  ufe  this  proverb  againft  rhee 

i8.2.what  mean  ye  that  ye  ufe  this  proverb 
3.  ye  (hall  not  have  occafion  any  more  to  ufe 

2 1. 2 1. king  of  Babylon  flood  to  ufe  divination 
Af<tf.5.44.pray  for  them  which  defpitefully  ufe  you 

Lulie6.z8. 

6.7.when  ye  pray,«/e  not  vain  repetitions 
AB.  14.5.10  «/eihem  defpitefully. &  toftone  them 

1  Cor_7.21.if  thou  maieft  be  free,«/i?  it  rather 
3  1. they  that  ufe  this  wor!d,as  not  abufing  it 

2  C0r.Li7.when  I  was  thus  minded,did  I  ufe  ligh. 
3 . 1 2. we  ufe  great  plainnefle  of  fpeech 
l  3. io.left,being  prefent,I  (hould  ufe  (harpnefle 

Gat.  5. 1 3  .only  ufe  not  liberty  for  an  occafion 
1  Jim.  1.8.  law  is  good, if  a  man  ufe  it  lawfully 
3.io.thenlet  them  ufe  the  office  of  a  deacon 
5. 2 3. ufe  a  little  wine  for  thy  ftomacks  fafce 

1  Pef.4.9.K/£hofpitality  one  toward  another 
2BfeO. 

Exod.  2 1 . 3  6.  the  ox  hath  ufed  to  pufh  in  times  paft 
Icw.7.24.may  be  ufed  in  another  ufe 
Judg'  1 4. 1  o.for  fo  ufed  the  young  men  to  do 
20.  whom  he  had  ufedzs  his  friend 

2  Kw.  17.17.to  paffe  thorow  the  fire,  Scufcddm. 
2 1 .6.obferved  times,and  ufed  incbantments 

2  C/jro.j  j.6.alfo  he  ufed  incbantments 
Je /-.2.24.a  w  ild  a.St,ufid  to  the  wildernefie 
£^e.2  2.29-people  of  the  land  have  «/£ioppreflSon 
35.1  i.accord.  to  thy  envie  which  thou  haft  ufed 
Hof.  1 2. 10. multiplied  vifions»  &  ufed  fimiiitudes 
Mdr.2.i8difcip.of  John,&ofthePhar.,7/i?i5fto  faft 
A61.8-9.  which  before-time  in  that  city  ufedioxce. 
1 9. 1 9.  which  «/M?curious  arts,brought  their 
27.17.they  «/i;rfhelps,under-girding  the  (hip 

ftwz.j.ij.wt't'. 


U  SU      U  T  M 


U  T  T 


U  T  T 


U  T  T 


VUL 


Kom.i.i  j.with  their  tongues  they  have  ufed  deceit 
i  Cor.9.1  a.  nevetthel.  we  have  not  ufed  this  power 

1 5. but  I  have  ufed  none  of  thefe  things 
1  Theft,  5.  neither  at  any  time  ufed  we  flattering 
1  Tim.  3.  1  3.  for  they  have  ufed  the  office  of  a  deac. 
Heb.10.3  j. companions  of  them  that  were  fo  ujed 


r/f.?.i4.tnaintain  good  works  forneceflary  ufes 
Pfal.  ng.iz  2.as  thou  ufefl  to  do  unto  thofe  that 

ffiifefy, 

Dcut.iB.  10. not  be  found  one  that  ufetb  divinati. 
£/2.6.8.apparell — which  theking*/et/?to  wear 
Pro.  if. 2. tongue  of  thewife  ufetb  knowledge 

18.2j.the  poor  ufeth  intreaties 
Jer.zz.i  }.ufethhis  neighb.fervice  without  wages 
£3^.  16.44.  that  ufetb  proverbs,fhall  ufe  this  pro. 
Heb.  5 .  1 3 .every  one  that  ufetb  milk  is  unskilfull 

©Ding, 

Col.  2.2  2.  which  all  are  to  perifh  with  the  uflng 
1  Pet.2.i6.asfree,and  not  ufing  your  liberty  for 

flUftttp. 
1  Tim.z.  ii.fuffer  not  a  woman  to — ufiirp  author. 

Exod.  22.2  ^.neither  fhalt  thou  lay  upon  him  ufury 
Lw.  2  5. 3  6.  take  thouno«/Vyof  him 

37.  not  give  him  thy  money  upon  ufury 
Deut.11.19.not  lend  upon  ufury  to  thy  brother 

ufury  of  money,  ufu.oi  victuals,  ufury  of 


2  j.jo.  utter  his  voice  from  his  holy  habitation 
EV.24.3.  &  utter  a  parable  to  the  rebellious  houfe 
Joel  2. 1 1  .(hall  utter  his  voice  before  his  army 
3.i6.and»fte>his  voice  from  Jeiufalem 

Amos  uz. 
Mat.  1 3.3  5.I  will  utter  things  which  have  been 
1  Cor.  14.  9.  except  ye  utter  words  eafie  to  be  und. 
a  Cor.  1 2.4>which  is  not  lawfull  for  a  man  to  utter 

3Btter. 
1  J&n.zo.^i.a.  man  appointed  to  «Wer  deft-ruction 
Nah.i.S.  he  will  make  an  utter  end  of  the  place 

he  will  make  an  utter  end 
Zecb.iq.  11.  there  (hall  be  no  more  utter  deftructi 

Utter. 
E^\.  io.j.was  heard  even  to  the  utter  court 
40.  j  i.arches  thereof  toward  the  utter  court 

37.pofts  thereof  toward  the  utter  court 
42.1  .brought  me  forth  into  the  utter  court 
3  -the  pavement  which  was  for  the  utter  court 
7-againft  the  chamb.  toward  the  utter  court 
8.1eng.of  the chamb.that  were  in  the  utt.cou. 
9-as  one  goeth  into  them from  thzutter  cou. 
14.  out  of  the  holy  place  into  the  utter  court 
44. 1 9. when  they  go  forth  into  the  utter  court 
46.20.into  the  utter  court  to  fanctifie  the  pcop 
Utterance. 
All. z.^.as  the  Spirit  gave  them  utterance 


27.12.made  his  peopie  Ifrad««.t0  abhor . . 

2  SflW.i7.x0.as  the  heart  ofalion  lhallwfr  mei" 

2J-7-and  they  (hall  be  tftargi  burnt  with  fire 

1  10».9-2 1 .  whom  Ifrael  was  not  able  utterly  to 

2  I^s.  1 9. 1 1 .  by  deftroying  them  utterly 
^tl'1.°.'1l'lhe.}^b-o£moum  Swyutt.to deft. 


1  C0?.  1.5. in  all  utterance, &  in  all  knowledge 

2  Co?.  8.7.3s  ye  abo.  in  every  thing,  in  faith,in  utt. 
any  thing  that  is  lent  upon  tifury  \  Epbef.6.\  y.tbat  utterance  may  be  given  to  me 

20.  to  a  ftranger  thou  maieft  lend  upon  ufury  ,  Col.  4.3.  that  God  would  open  to  usadoor  of  utt. 
to  thy  bro.thou  (halt  not  lend  upon  ufu.         \  QBttertD. 

Arcfe.y.7.you  exa&ufury  everyone  of  his  brother      Num.  jo.o'.if  (he  had  at  all  an  husb.when  (lie— ttt. 
io.Ipray  you,  let  us  leave  off  this  ufury  8.&tbat  which  fhe«£.withher  lips,wherew. 

Pfal.  1  5 .  j.putteth  not  out  his  mony  to  ufury  fudg.  1 1 . 1 1 .  Jephthah  utt.  all  his  words  bef.the  L. 

Prfl.28.8.  he  that  by  ufury  increafeth  his  (ubftance    2  Sam.zz.i  4-the  moft  High  uttered  his  voice 
I  fa.  14.2.  as  wth  the  taker  of  ufSo  w,hthegiv.of«/".    Nebem.6-i  y.and  uttered  my  words  to  him 
/er.i  j.  xo.I  have  neither  lent  on  ufury  f  JW  26.4^0  whom  haft  thou  uttered  words 

nor  men  have  lent  to  me  on  ufury  j       42.j.thereforeI«fte>'f^thatI  underftoodnot 

£^.  1 8.8.that  hath  not  given  forth  upon  k/wjt      j  Pfal. 46. 6. hs.  uttered  his  voice,  the  earth  melted 

1  j.  given  forth  upon  «/«0',  he  (hall  not  live  j      66.i4.whkh  my  lips  uttered  when  I  was  in  tro. 

I7.that  hath  not  received  ufury,  he  (hall  live    Jer.48 .  34-even  to  Jahaz  have  they  utt.  their  voice 

22.12.thou  haft  taken  ufury  and  increafe  %  1.5$  .anoife  of  their  voice  is  uttered 

Mat.z  J.27.have  received  mine  own  with  ufury         Hab.3.  to.deep  uttered  his  voice,and  lift  up  his  ha. 

Lu\e  19.23.  ;  Rom.S.zC.  with  groanings  which  cannot  be  utter. 
ttfurer.  W<>i.  5. 1  i.many  things  to  fay,and  hard  to  be  utter. 

Exod.zz.zf.thou  fhalt  not  be  to  him  an  ufurer        Rev.  lo.j.feven  thunders  uttered  theirvoices 


mthat, 

1  Cby.p.q.uthai ,the  (on  of  Ammih  the  fon  of  Om. 
E^ra  8.i4.of the  fons  of  Biguaij  utbai 

3Jltmoft,or  ttDutmott, 
Gew49.z6.to  the  utmofl  bound  of  the  everlaft.hils 
Exod.  26. io.that  is  outmofl  in  the  coupling 
i\T«z».  1 1. 1  .conf.  them  that  were  in  the  utmofl  parr 
22.$6\Arnon,which  is  in  the  utmofl  coaft 

4 1  .he  might  fee  the  utmofl  part  of  the  people 
23.13.thou  fhalt  fee  but  the  utmofl  part  of  them 
Deut.  3  o.4.be  driven  out  unto  the  utmofl  parts  of 
34.2.all  the  land  of  Judah  unto  the  utmofl  fea 
Jer.?.z6.  and  all  that  are  in  the  utmofl  corners 

Chap.2y.23. 
49.32.Ilefcat.them»that  are  in  the  utmofl  corn. 
50.26.come  againft  her  from  the  utmofl  border 
Joel  2.2o.his  hindmoft  part  toward  the  utmofl  fea 
Lu\.  1 1.3  i.fhe  came  from  the  utmofl  parts  of  the 

©tter. 
Zew.y.l.  if  he  do  not  utter  it,he  (hall  bear  his 
Jof.z.  1 4»if  ye  utter  not  this  our  bufineffe 

2Cif  thou  u'ter  this— then  we  will  be  guit 
Jiidg.f.i  2.awake  Deborah,  utter  a  fong 
Job  8.  to.and  utter  words  out  of  their  heart 
•1 5.2.  fhould  a  wife  man  utter  vain  knowledge 
27.4.  nor  my  tongue  utter  deceic 
3  3. 3  .my  lips  (hall  «tffr  knowledge 
Pfal.7%.z.  I  will  «#e»"  dark  fayings  of  old 
94.4.I10W  long  (hall  they  utter  hard  things 
io6.2.who  can  utter  the  mighty  acts  of  the  Lo. 
x19.171.my  lips  (hall  //ffci'praife,when  thou 
i45.7.(hal  «».  the  memory  of  thy  great  goodn. 
Pro.n\.$.  but  a  falfe  witneffe  will  atttrlies 

2  3 . 3  3 .  &  thine  heart  (hall  «£££>'  perverfe  things 
Ecclef.  1 .8.are  full  of  labour,  man  cannot  utter  it 

5. 2. let  not  thine  heart  be  hafty  to  utter 
Ifa.  3  2.6.and  to  utter  errour  againft  the  Lord 
48.  zouttter  it,evcn  to  the  end  of  the  earth 
Jer.i.  16. 1  willtttttsTny  judgments  againft  them 


4.when  feyen  thunders  had  «rto'.their  voices 
feal  up  thofe  things  which  the  7.th./'f 
©ttcrctf). 
Job  1 5. 5. thy  mouth uttereth  thine  integrity 
Pfal.19. 2.day  untoday  uttcretb Cpeech 
Pro.  i.io.fhe  uttereth  her  voice  in  the  ftreets 
21.  in  the  city  (he  uttereth  her  words 
xo.x8.hethat  utttreth  (lander  is  a  fool 
29. 1 1  .a  fool  uttereth  al  1  his  mind 
Jer.  1  o.  1 3 .  when  he  uttereth  his  vcice5there  is  a 

Chap.  51.16. 
Micah  7.3.  grear  man  utter,  his  mifchievous  defire 
©ttertng 


Neb  9.3  z.  thou  didft  not  utterly  c  onfame  them 

PyflZ.37.24.  though  he  fall,he  (hail  not  utt  becafl 

73.19.  they  are  utterly  cemfumed  with  rerrourc 

89. 3  3 -my  loving  kindneffe  will  I  not  utt.  «£ 

xi9.s.Oforfakemenot««^ 

4?-the  word  of  truth  «ffrr.out  of  mv  m«n.t. 

■Ifa.z.  1 8.and  the  idols  he  (hall  »tfe^  abolifll 
6.1  i.and  the  land  be  utterly  defoiate 
1 1.1  ^.utterly  deftroy  the  tongue  of  the  Eevot 
24.3-thc  land  (hall  be  utterly  emptied  ' 

ip.the  earth  is  utterly  broken  down 
3  7.1 1. by  deftroying  them  utterly 
40.30.and  the  young  men  (hall  utterly  fall 
5  6.3.  Lord  hath  utterly  fepjrated  me 
60. 1  i.vea}  thofe  nations  (hall  be  utterly  waftf d 
7<V.9.4.every  brother  will  utterly  fupplant 
12. 17. not  obey,I  will  utterlypluck  up 
14.19.haft  thou  utterly  rejected  Judah 
23.39.even  I  will  utterly  forget  you 
z^.9.utterly  deftroy  them,and  make  them  an 

29.and  (hould  ye  be  utterly  unpuniihed 
50.2 1  .wafte  and  utterly  deftroy  after  them 

26.caft  her  up  as  heaps,deftroy  her  utterly 
5 1. 3. deftroy  ye  utterly  all  herhoft 

58.broad  walls  of  Babylon  (hall  be  *tf.brok. 
£fl»».5.22.thou  haft  utterly  rejecled  us 
£^f/f.9.6.flay  utterly  old  and  young 
17.  io.fhall  it  not  utterly  wither 
27.3  i.they  fhall  make  themfelves  utterly  bald 
29.10.I  will  make  the  land  of  Egypt  utt.  wafte 
Dan.i  i.44.and  utterly  to  take  away  many 
Hof.i,6.but  I  will  utterly  take  them  away 

10.1 5.  (hall  the  king  of  Ifrael  be  utterly  cut  off 
Amos  9.8. 1  will  utterly  deftroy  the  houfe  of  Jacob 
Micah  2.4-and  fay,We  be  utterly  fpoiled 
Nabum  1 .  %  5.the  wicked,  he  is  utterly  cut  off 
Zeph.  t.z.l  will  utterly  confume  all  things 
Zecb.  1 1. 1  y,  his  right  eye  (hall  be  utterly  darkened 

1  Co>-.6.7,.there  is  utterly  a  fault  among  you 

2  Pet.  2.  i  2.(hall  «#«#  perifh  in  their  own  corrup. 
2?fw.i  8.8.(he  (hall  be  #tte>7y  burnt  with  fire 

tattcrlp  deftroyed,  See  Ueftroj'cU, 
iSattermoft,  See  alfo  aattr.oft^ 
£.\W.26.4.in  the  utter  moft  edgeof  another  curtain 
36.1 1. in  the  utter  moft  fide  of  another  curtain 
1 7 .fifty  loopes  upon  the  uttermofl  edge  of 
Num.zo.x  6.in  Kade(h,a  city  in  the  utte . — border 
Deut.i  1.24.  even  unto  the  uttcrmoflitz 
Jofh.i  5.  i.was  the  uttermofl  part  of  the  fouth  coaft 
5. at  the  uttermofl  put  of  Jordan 
2 1. the  uttermofl  cities  were  Kabzeel,  and 
1  SVz».i4. i.Saul  tarried  in  the  attc/-.  part  of  Gib. 
1  2(is.6. 2  4. from  the  uttcrm.  part  of  the  one  wing 


Ifa.  ^.1  j. uttering  from  the  heart  words  of  faliho.    2  Xm.y.^.to  the  uttermofl  part  of  the  camp  thete 


©tterlp. 

Ewi.17.14J  will  utterly  put  out  the  rem  of  Ame 

zzj.17. utterly  refufe  to  give  her,be  (hall  pay 

23.24.butthou  fhalt  utterly  overthrow  them 

Lev  13.44.  (hall pronounce  him  utterly  unclean 

26.44.  neither  abhor  them,to  deftroy  them  utt. 
Num.\%.i  1. that  foul  (hall  utterly  be  caft  ofF 
21. 2.I  will  utterly  deftroy  their  cities 
3  o.  1 2. if  her  husband  have  utt.  made  them  void 
Deut.  3.6. utterly  deftroying  men  and  women 
4. 26. that  ye  fhall  foon  utterly  perifh  from  off 
7.a.(haltfmitethem,and  utterly  deftroy  them 
26.but  thou  thalt  utterly  deteft  it 

and  thou  (hall  utterly  abhor  it 
I2.2.ye(hall  utterly  deftroy  all  the  places 
1 3. 1 5-deftroying  it  utterly,and  all  that  is 
20. 1 7. but  thou  (halt  utterly  defiroy  them 
3-1.29.ye  will  utterly  corrupt  your  felves 
Jofh.i  i.20.that  he  might  utterly  deftroy  them 

1 7. 1 3  .but  did  not  utterly  deftroy  them 

i7«rfg;.i.a8.and.did  not  Utterly  drive  them  out 

j  5.2 .1  thought  thou  hadft  utterly  hated  her 

2i.r  i.ye  (hall  utterly  deftroy  every  male 

1  Sam.\%.'i. utterly  deftroy  all  that  they  have 

1 8. go  and  utterly  deftroy  the  finners,the 


8. when  thefe  lepers  were  come  to  the  a/.part 
iVc^.i.9.there  were  of  you  caft  out  to  the  uttermofl 
Pfal.z.8  .the  uttermofl  parts  of  the  esrth  for  thy 

6f.8.in  the  uttermofl  parts,  are  afraid  at  thy 

139.9. 3nd  dwellin  the  utterm.  parts  of  thefea 
Ifa.y.  1  S.hiffe  for  the  flie  that  is  in  the  utterm.f  art 

2  4. 16.  uttermofl  parts  of  the  earth  have  we  heard 
Ato.c.26.till  thou  haft  paid  th."  uttermofl  farthing 

1 2.42.  (he  came  from  the  «f£.parts  of  the  earth 
Marl^  13.27.bis  elect  from  the  «tf.parrs  of  the  ear. 
Ails  i.8.unto  the  uttermofl  part  of  the  earth 

24.22. 1  will  know  the  uttermofl  of  your  matter 
1  Tbcf.z.  16.  wrath  is  come  upon  them  tothcutt. 
Hcb.7. 25. able  to  fave  thfm  to  the  uttermofl 
JJulture-   Jttultnresf, 

Lev.it.  iq.vu/ture,  and  the  kite  after  his  kind 
Deut.  14. 1 3  .the  kite,and  the  vulture  after  his  kind 
Job  28.7.  a  path  which  the  vttlt.  eye  hath  not  feen 
Ifa.  3  4. 1 5.  there  (hall  the  vultures  alfo  be  gathered 

Gen.io.  23.  children  of  Aram  :  m.,and  Hul 
36.28.childrenofDi(hanarethefe.»^)&Aram 
1  Cbron.  1.42. 
1  c%0.i.i7.thefonsofShem — Aram,and^ 
Job  1. 1. there  was  a  roan  in  the  land  of  u\ 

y<y.  25.2  c. and 


u  z  z      uzz 


WAG        W  A  I 


W  A  I        W  A  I 


yey.25.20.and  all  the  feingsofthelandof/^  ( 

Lim.4.  21.  that  dwelled  in  the  land  of  ii\ 

3fi?af, 
iVeb.3.2  y.Palal  fon  of  &<ai,over  againft  the  turn. 

Ges.io.27Joktanbegatc<^at"  1  Cbro.i.zi. 

2  Klwe.21.18,  was  buried  in  the  garden  of  Ui^a 

Verfe  26. 
1  Cbro.6. 29-fons  of  Merari ;  Mahli,— 1i%3£ 
8.7. he  removed  them,and  begate  WK^fi 
13.7.  and  #^;a  and  Ahio  drave  the  cart 
g.U\xa  put  forth  his  hand  to  hold  the  cart 
10.  kindled  againft  u\%a,  and  he  fmote  him 
1 1. Lord  had  made  a  breach  upon  UX$a 
E"*ra  2.49.the  childr.of #^,the  childr.  of  Pafeah 

ffifcjafj. 
1  Sm.6'%  .ttxzpb  and  Ahio  drave  the  new  cart 
6.u?z.ab  put  forth  his  hand  to  the  ark 

7  .anger  of  the  Lord  was  kindled  againft  #X- 

8  Lord  had  made  a  breach  upon  U\"Koh 
S$5?erMherar). 

1  C/W0.7.24.W  ho  built  Beth-horon— &  U^n-Jh. 

1  Cheon.6.%.  and  Bukki  begate  U\^i 
6.  and  ttq$  begate  Zerahiah 
5 1  .Bukki  his  fon,#^i  his  fon 

7.2.  the  fons  of  Tola ;  #^i,and  Rephaiah 
3.  the  fons  of  WKpci  ;  Izrahiah 
7.the  fons  of  Bela  ;  Ezbon,and  fl^t} 
9.8.of  Benjamin ; —  Ela  the  fon of  WK& 
E^a  7.4.  the  fon  of  Zeraiah,the  fon  of  Uipt 
Ncb.i  1. 2  2.overfeeralfo  of  the  Levitts — was  #^3? 
12.  i9.of  JoiaribjMattenai ;  of  Jedaiah,»^J 
42.Eleazar,and  U^f,zad  Johanan 

3U55<ai),called  3l5arialj,&  ©jtag. 

2  ivWg.15. 13.  in  the  nine  &  thirtie'h  yeerof  U\. 
30.  inthetwent.  yeerof  Joth  the  fon  of tf\. 
3 2,began  Jotham  the  fon  of  ft%  — *  to  reign 
j4.accord.  to  all  that  his  father  ff%.  had  done 

1  Cfo:6.24.Uriel  his  fon,«<^afc  his  lun 
1 1 .44.valiant  men  or  the  armies  were— U^iab 
27. 25.  inthecaftles  wasjehon.  the  fon  of  U\. 

2  Chr.16.1.  people  took  tix^ab^i  made  him  king 
3.  fixteenyeers  old  was  U\xiak  when  he  beg. 
8.  and  the  Ammonites  gave  gifts  to  UX&ab 

-  p.moreover,^:^.  budc  towers  in  Jcrufalem 
ii.Ur^iah  had  an  hoft  of  fighting  men 
14.  w*c  prepared  for  them  ftlii  Us  and  fpeares 
1 8. and  they  withstood  U\\iab  the  king 

irpertaineth  not  to  thee^^XM^ 
i9.then  ttx.-  was  wroth,&  had  a  cenfer  in  his 
zi.UX.-  the  king  wasalepn-  ;othe  day  of  his 
22.reftof  the  aftsof  ?^i>fe  did  Ifaiah 
23.63  WK$&ah  flept  with  his  fathers 
27.2-3Ccording  to  all  that  bis  father  WX^iah  did 
E^ra  10.2  s.f<  ns  of  Havim  ;  — Jehicl,and  W&iab 
Neb.  1  i.4.of  the  childr.of  Jud.  Atliaiah  fon  ofu^- 
lfa.\,\.  vifion  which  he  faw  in  the  dayes  of  &&}• 
6.1. in  the  yeer  that  king  U^ah  diedJ  faw 
7.i.daysof  Ahaz,the  fonof  Joth.the  fon  ofr^. 
Hof.  1.1.  unto  Hofeah,  in  the  dayes  of  tfrx&ah 
Amos  i.i-he  faw  concerning  Ifr.in  the  dayesof  U%. 
Zee.  14.?. fled  before  the  earth-qu.  in  the  da.of  u\- 
Mat.  1. 8. and  Jorambegate  O^ias 
9. and  O^ias  begate  Joatham 

Exod.6. 18.  fons  of  Kohath,  —  Uigiel 
2  2.and  the  fons  ofttigid ;  Mifhael 

Lev.  io.4.called  Mifh.and  Elizaph.the  fons  of  U%. 

Num.i-ig'of  Kohath  by  their  families, — U^iel 
30.fhallbeElizaphanthefonof#^ie/ 

1  Chro.4.. 41. having  for  their  captains, — u\"KJel 
5.2. of  Kohath;  Amram,Izhar,&  Hebron,&  u\. 

Verfe  18.  Chap.23.12. 
7*7 -fons  of  Bela ;  Esbon,  and  Uzzi,and  uigiel 
1 5.io.of  the  fons  of  U^tiel;  Amminadab 
23.20.fonsofr^\ze/;  Michah  the  firft 
24.24.of  the  fons  of  U\vcli  Michah 
2?.4.the  fbns  of  Heman  ;  Bukkiabj&^'eJ 

2  Cfe-0.29.i4.of  the  fons  of  Jeduth.  Shemai.&  tl\. 
Nch.$.S  .next  unto  him  repaired  uisjel 

Nttm.i.iy.  of  Kohath,  the  family  of  the  U\?jelites 
1  C/;/-.  26. 2  3. of  the  Hebronites,  and  the  U^ielites 


W. 


HDafer. 
Exe. 29. 23.8c  one  wafer  out  ofthebasket  of  unle. 
Lra.8.26.and  one  wa/e>',and  put  them  on  the  fat 
Num.6.  i9.and  one  unleavened  wafer ,and  (hall 

Wafers. 

£OTaf.i6.3i.tafte  was  like  wafers  made  with  hony 

zo.z.wafers  un!eavened,anointed  with  oyl 
Le'y^^.unleavened  wafers,  anointed  with  oyl 

Chap. 7. 12.  Num.6,if. 


/«".i8.i6.fhall  be  aftonifhed-  and  wag  his  head 
Lam.z.x  5.8c  wag  their  head  at  the  daugh.of  Jeruf. 
Zeph.z.i  5.  that  pafietb  by  her, (hall  waghis  hand 

KDages. 
Gen.z9.\<).  tell  me,  What fhall  thy  wagesbe 
3c.  2 8. appoint  me  thy  wages,  and  I  will  give  it 
3  !•  7.  and  changed  my  wages  ten  times 

Verfe  41. 
8.faid  thus,  The  fpeckled  (hall be  thy  wages 
Exod.z.y.nuik  it,and  I  will  give  tbee  thy  wages 
Lev.19.1 3. the  wages  of  him  that  is  hired  (hall  not 
_fcr.22.13.that  ufeth  his  neigh. ferv .without  wages 
E%e\.z<).  1 8.  yet  had  he  no  wages  pot  his  army 
i9.and  it  (hall  be  the  wages  for  his  army 
Hag.  1 .6.  that  earneth  wages,  earneth  wages  to  put 
M at.  3. 5. that  oppreffe  the  hireling  in  his  wages 
Lu\e  3 . 1 4>and  be  content  with  your  wages 
Jobn  4.3  6. and  he  that  reapech  receiveth  wages 
Rom.6.zi.foK  the  wages  of  fin  is  death 
2  Cor.  1 1. 8. taking  wages  to  do  you  fervice 
2  Pet. 1. 1  j.who  loved  the  wages  of  unrighteoufn. 
ttt>agg<rt5. 

Ato.27.39.  reviled  him,  wagging  their  heads 
Mar.  1  i.zg.wagging  their  heads,and  faying,  Ah 

tDagott. 
Num-7.^.3  wagon  for  two  of  the  princes 

UPagonsf. 
Ge^5.i9.take  ye  wagons  out  of  the  land  of  Egy. 
2  i.gave  them  wagons  accord. to  thecomman. 
a  7. w  hen  he  faw  the  wagons  which  Jofcph 
46. 5. in  the  wagons  which  Pharaoh  had  fent 
Num.7. 3. fix  covered  wag03s,and  twelve  oxen 
6.Mofes  took  the  wg03J,and  gave  them 
7.two  Wagons  &  4.oxen— to  the  fons  of  Gerf. 
8. four  wag.&  8.oxen — to  the  fons  of  Mera. 
E^e.23.24.they  (hall  come  ag3inft  thee  with  wag. 

flDafl. 
£•^.3  2. 1 8. fort  of  man,w<w/ for  rbe  multitude  of 
Micah  i.8.therefore  I  will  wail  and  howl 
Rcv.1.7.  &  all  the  kindreds  of  the  earth  (hall  wail 

Jt)a(let). 
Mark  J-j8.fecthtbem  that  wailed  greatly 

HDatitrtg. 
£/?.4.3.whitherfoe.his  decree  came,there  was  wai. 
/ei'.j.io.forthe  mountains  will  I  take  up  a  wail. 
1 8. and  take  up  a  wailing  for  us 
1 9.  for  a  voice  of  wail,  is  heard  out  of  Zion 
20.and  teach  your  daughters  wailing 
£3^.7. 1 1 .  neither  (hall  there  be  wailing  for  them 
27.3  i.fhall  weep  for  thee  with  bitter  wailing 
3  2.  in  their  wail,  they  (hall  lament  over  thee 
Amos  y.i  6.  wailing  (hall  be  iti  all  ftreets 

fuch  as  are  skilful  in  la'mentat.to  wai/iag 
1 7.  and  in  all  vine-yards  (hall  be  wailing 
Micab  1. 8-1  will  make  zwailing  like  dragons 
Mz£.i3.42.there  fhall  be  wailing  &  gnaua.of  teeth 

Verfe  50. 
Ret\i  f  .i8.ftand  afar  off,weeping  and  rviiling 
19-weeping  and  waifi»g,faying,AIas 
tSDatt. 
NuiH.l'y.zo.or  hurl  at  him  by  laying  of  wait 

22.caft  upon  him,without  laying  of  wait 
/e>'.9.8.but  in  heart  helayeth  his  wait 

tiDait. 

iV«#2.3.io.they  fhall  wait  on  their  priefts  office 
8. 24. they  (hall  go  in  to  wait  upon  the  fervice 
2  Kjn.6.1 3.fhould  I  wait  for  the  Lord  any  longer 

1  Cfo"-23.2S.theircfncew3Stowd.  on  the  fons  of 

2  Cfcro. 5. 1 1. and  did  not  then  wairbycourfe 
13.10.and  the  Levits  wait  upon  their  bufineife 

fob  i4.14.wiUl  wait  till  my  change  come 
17. 1 3. if  I  wait,  the  grave  is  mine  houfe 


P/a/.2  5.3.  Ice  none  that  wait  on  thee  be  aihamed 
5.on  thee  doe  I  wait  all  the  day 
2 1 .  pteferve  me,  for  I  wait  en  thee 
27.14.waJJ  on  theLordjWwr,I  fay,on  the  Lord 
3  7.7.reft  on  the  Lord,waJt  patiently 

9.that  wait  upon  the  Lord  (hall  inherit  the 
3 4. waif  on  the  Lord,and  keep  bis  way 
3  9.7. what  waif  I  for  ?  my  hope  is  in  thee 
52.9.I  will  waif  on  thy  Name 
56.6.they  mark  my  fteps  when  they  waif  for 
j9.9.becaufe  of  his  ftrength  will  I  waif  on  thee 
6  2 . 5  .my  foul  waif  thou  only  upon  God 
6"9.3.mine  eyes  faile  while  i  wait  for  my  God 

6.1ct  not  them  that  waif  on  the  be  aihamed 
104.27.  thefe  wait  ail  upon  thee 
1 23  .z.fo  our  eyes  waif  upon  thee,0  Lord 
1 30.J.I  waif  for  the  Lord,  my  foul  doth  Waif 
145. 1 5-the  eyes  of  all  waif  upon  thee 
Pro. 20. 2 2  .waif  on  the  Lord,and  he  dial  fave  thee 
lfaS.17.1  will  waif  upon  the  Lord 

30.1 8.therefore  will  the  Lord  waif  that  he  may' 
blcffed  are  all  they  that  waif  for  him 
40.3 1.  that  waif  upon  the  Lord  (hall  renew 
42.4-the  ifles  (hall  waif  for  his  law 
49.23.  they  (hall  not  be  aihamed  that  wait  for 
5 1 . 5. the  ifles  (hall  waif  upon  me 
59-9.we  waif  for  light,but  behold,  obfeurity 
6o.9.furely  the  ifles  fhall  waif  for  me 
jer.  i4.22.therefore  we  will  Waif  upon  thee  ' 
Lam.z.  2  j.good  unto  them  that  wait  for  him 

i6.and  quietly  waif  for  thefalvation  of  the 
Hof.6.^.3S  troopes  of  robbers  wait  for  a  man 
I2.6.and  waif  upon  thy  God  continually 
Micab  7.7.I  wil  waif  for  the  God  of  my  falvaticn 
Hab.z.i.wah  for  it,becaufe  it  will  furely  come 
Zej&k.3.8.therefore  wait  ye  upon  trie 
Mark  I  -9.that  a  fmall  (hip  lhould  wait  oh  him 
Luty  12.36.  like  unto  men  that  wait  for  their  lo. 
Acls  1.4.  but  waif  for  the  promife  of  the  Father 
f\om.8.2y.then  doe  we  with  patience  Waif  for  it 

i  1 .7  or  miniftry,  ler  us  wd.  on  our  miniftring 
1  Co/-.9.i_3.whichwaif  at  the  altar,(hallbepartak. 
Ga/.f .f.for  wethrough  the  fpirit  wait 
1  Thcf.i.  10.  and  to  wait  for  his  Son  from  heaVen 
iayisnDattjSeelap, 
Laid  ttJattjSee  lait). 
Liersin  8Datt,See  filers?, 
HDalteO. 
Gf».49.i  8. 1  have  waited  for  thy  falvatiori 

1  JCwg.20.38.and  waited  for  the  king  by  the  way 

2  Kjng.<).  2.and  (he  waited  on  Naamans  wife 

1  Cbro.6. 3  2, and  then  they  waited  on  their  office 
3  3  .and  thefe  are  they  that  waited 

9. 18.  who  hitherto  waited  in.  the  kings  gate 

2  Cbro.7.6.and  the  priefts  waited  on  their  offices 
1 7. 1 9. thefe  waiferfontheking,befide  thofe 
3  f .  1 5. and  the  porters  waited  at  every  gate 

Neb.  1 2. 44. and  for  the  Levites  that  waited 
fob  6. 19.  the  compariies  of  Sheba  waited  for  thera 
1  j.22.and  he  is  waited  for  of  the  fword 
29.2  i.unto  me  men  gave  ear,  and  waited 

2  3.  they  waited  for  me'  as  for  the  rain 
30. 26. when  I  waited  for  light  there  came  dark. 
3  2.4.  Elihu  hid  waited  till  Job  had  fp'oken 
1  i  .behold,!  waited  for  your  words 
16. when  I  had  wdked(fot  they  fpake  not 
Pfal.40,  i.t  waited  patiently  for  the  Lord 
1 06. 1 3 -they  waited  not  for  his  counfels 
1 1 9. 9  5. the  wicked  have1  waited  for  me 
if  a.  2  j  .9  .this  is  our  God,we  have  waited  for  him 
wc  have  waited  for  him5we  will  be  glad 
26.8.  in  the  way  of  judgment  have  we  waited 
3  3. 2. be  gracious  unto  us,  we  have  waited  for 
£\e£,  19.5-faw  the  had  waited ,&  her  hope  was  loft 
Micab  1 . 1 2.inhabi.  of  Maroth  waited  carefully  for 
Zech.i  1.1 1. poor  of  the  flock  that  waited  upon  me 
Ma>-.iy.4  3.whichalfowa^edforthekingd.ofG. 

Lu\e  23.51. 

Lu\e  r. 2 1. and  the  people  waited  for  Zecharias 

Acls  10.7.  and  a  devout  fouldier  that  wai.ua  him 

24.  and  Cornelius  waited  for  them 

17.16.now  while  Paul  waited  for  them,hisfpi. 

1  Pet.  3. 20.long-fufF.ofG.wa.  in  the  days  of  No. 

VDZitCth. 
fob  24.1 5. eye  of  the  adulrerer  waitctb  for  the  twi. 
Pfal.  3  3. 20.our  foul  wtitetb  for  the  Lord 

6 2. 1. truly 


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VV  A  L       W  A  L 


6r.i.truly,my  foul  waiteth  upon  God 
6f  .l.praife  waiteth  forthee,0  God,in  Zion 
i  jo.6-my  foul  waiteth  for  the  Lord 
Pro. 27, 1 8.  he  that  wai.  on  his  matter  (hall  be  hon. 
Ifa.6n.4- prepared  for  him  that  waiteth  for  him 
Dan.  1  i\.  1  2.blcffed  is  he  that  waiteth,Sc  cometh  to 
Micab  5. 7. nor  waiteth  for  the  fons  of  men 
K0#j.8.i9.ww.forthemanifeftatoftbefonsofG. 
James  $.7  .husbandman  waiteth  for  the  preci. fruit 
■RDattfng. 

N/l.8.2  y.fr.the  age  of  fo.yeers  they  dial  ceafe  wa. 
Pro.%  .i$waitinga.t  thepofts  of  my  doors 
Liihe  2.2f  .'»'<Bft8gfortbeconfoIation  of  Ifrael 

b'^o.forthey  were  all  waiting  for  him 
John  <j.-$.waiting{or  the  moving  of  the  water 
Rofii.S. 1  ^waiting  for  the  adopt. to  wit,the  redem. 

1  Cor.  1  .j-wdting  for  the  comming  of  our  LJefus 

2  thefi.%.  and  into  the  patient  waiting  for  Chrift 

Wake. 
yec.fi.jfj.fkepapcrpetuall  fleep5and  not  wake 
Joel $.g.wak?  up  the  mighty  men 

1  Thef.j.\o.wal<e  or  fleep,we  fliould  live  with  him 

tPakeO. 
Zech.4. 1.  angel  came  again,and  waked  me 

Pfal.  1  27.  1 .  the  watch-man  watyth  but  in  vain 
Cant.^.z.l  fleep,but  my  heart  walgtb 

UflafcetuO. 

JW  3. 1  z.  let  the  heathen  be  wakened 

Zecb.4.1.  as  a  man  that  is  warned  out  of  his  fleep 

toafeeneth. 
J/^.fo^.he  wa\cneth  morning  by  morning 

he  wa\cncth  mine  ear  to  hear  as  the  Iear. 

ttpafefng, 
Pfal.77.d;.thou  holdeft  mine  eyes  waging 

Wp'aHs. 
£  3^.42. 4-and  before  the  chambers  was  a  mm/£ 
Nahum  2.5.  they  (hall  ftutnble  in  their  walk 

Hoalfc. 

Gra-24.40.the  Lo.  before  whom  I  'M^jwill  fend 
48.1 5.God,before  whom  my  fath. — did  walk 
Exod.  1 6 ^.whether  they  will  wd\  in  my  law 
18.20.fhew  them  the  way  wherein  they  muft  w. 
z  1 . 1 9-if  he  rife  ag3in3and  wdk  abroad 
Lev.  1 8 .3  .neither  (hall  ye  walk  in  their  ordinances 
20. 2 3. ye  (hall  not  walk  in  the  manerofthena. 
z6.1Myewalk.in  my  ftatutes,and do  them 
1 2.and  I  will  walk  among  you 
2i.if  ye  walk  contrary  unto  me,and  will  not 
23.  but  will  wal^ contrary  unto  me 
24 .then  will  I  alfo  walk  contrary  unto  you 
Verfe  28. 
27.forall  this,  but  will  walk  contrary  tome 
De«J.5.$3.you  (hall  walk  in  all  the  waies  which 

8.1  o.if  thou  do  at  all  walk  after  other 
1 3«4.ye  (hall  walk  after  the  Lord 
28.9.  and  walk  in  his  wayes 
29.i9.thou6,h  I  walk  in  the  imagin.of  my  heart 

Jof.zz.f.take  diligent  heed  to  walk  in  hisway 
Judg.%.  10.  fpeak  ye  that  walkby  the  way 
1  Sam.z.^o.  thy  houfe— (hould  ■wa.before  me  for 
3$.he  (hall  walk  before  mine  Anoint.forev. 

8. 5. and  thy  fons  walk  not  in  thy  wayes 
1  7</.3.i4..if  thou  wiltw.as  thy  fath.Da.did  walk 

6. 1 2.  if  thou  wilt  walk  'n  myftatutes5toexec. 

8.2  3. that  walk  before  thee  with  all  their  heart 

2  Chro.6. 14. 
z  5. that  they  walk  before  me  as  thou  haft 
36.  the  good  way  wherein  they  (hould  walk 
2  Chr.6,27. 
9.4.tf  thou  wilt  walk  before  me  as  David 

zChro.7.17. 
1 1.3 8. it  (hall  be,if  thou  wilt  walk  ln  m7  waies 
Pfal.x  2.8. the  wicked  walk  on  every  fide 

2  3 ,4.though  I  walk  thorow  the  valley  of  the 
26.1  i.I  will  walk'm  mine  integrity 
$6.i3.thatl  may  walk  before  God 
8  2.  j .they  walk  on  indarkneffe 
84.1  i.no  good  thing  from  them  that  walk  uPr- 
86.1 1. 1  will  walk  in  thy  truth 
89. 1 5  .they  (hall  walk  in  the  light  of  thy  count. 

3  o.if  his  children  walk  not  'n  my  judgments 
101,2-1  wil  walk  within  thy  houfe  with  a  perf. 
1 1  f. 7. feet  they  have,but  they  walk  not 
1 16.9. 1  will  walk  before  the  Lord 
1 1 9. 3. they  walk  in  bis  wayes 


4 f.and  I  will  walk  at  liberty 
1 3  8-7.though  I  walk  in  the  midft  of  trouble 
143. 8.to  know  the  way  wherein  I  (hould  walk 
Pro.z.y.z  buckler  to  them  that  w^upriohtly 
20.  thou  maift  walk  in  the  way  of  good  men 
3.23.  then  (halt  thou  walk  in  thy  way  fafely 
Ecdef.q.  1  f.confid.  the  living  which  walk  und.thc 
lfa.z-1.  and  we  will  walk in  bis  paths 
5-let  us  walk  'n  the  light  of  the  Lord 
3-i6.and  walk  with  ftrecched  forth  necks 
8.1  i.I  (hould  not  walk'm  the  way  of  this  peop, 
30.2.tbat  walk t0  g°  down  into  Egypt 
3  ?.9.but  the  redeemed  (hall  walk  there 
40.31  .they  (hall  walk  and  net  fainc 
42.  j.and  fpirit  to  them  that  walk  therein 

24.for  they  would  not  walk  in  his  wayes 
fo.n.walkin  the  light  of  your  fire 
59.9.for  brightnefl*e,but  vie  walk  »n  darknefle 
/e/.3.i7.neither  (hall  they  walk  any  more  after 
18. (ha\\  walk  with  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 

6.  i6\they  faid,We  will  not  walk  therein 
7.6\ncither  walk  after  other  gods  to  yourt  hurt 

9.8c  wa.after  other  gods  whom  ye  know  not 
9-4.every  neighbour  (hall  walk  with  (landers 
j  3. 10.  which  walk  in  the  imagin.  ot  their  own 
16. 1 2.  ye  walk  everv  °ne  after  the  imaginat.  of 
1 8.1 2.we  will  walk  after  our  own  devices 
23. i4.they  commit  adultcry,and  walk  »»  lies 
42.3.(hew  us  the  way  wherein  we  may  walk 
Lam.^.  1 8.  the  foxes  walk  upon  it 
E^.u.20.theytbarj*W^inmy  ftatutes3&  keep 
33.1  f  .if  the  wicked  —  walk  in  the  flat,  of  l,fe 
37.24.they  (hall  alfo  walk'm  my  judgments 
D^.4.3  7-thofe  that  walk  m  P"de  he  is  able  to 
Hof.  1 1 .  10. they  (hall  walk  ^ter  the  Lord 

I4#9.and  the  juft  (hall  walk  in  them 
Joel  2.8.they  dull  walk  every  one  in  his  path 
Amos  3. 3. can  two  walk  togcth.except  they  be  agr. 
Micah  4-2. and  we  will  walk  in  bis  paths 

5. will  walk  every  one  in  the  name  of  his 
&  we  will  walk  'm  the  n3me  of  the  L. 
6.16.  and  ye  walk  in  their  counfels 
Hab.i .  1  c.thou  didft  walk  thorow  the  fea 
2e/?ki.i7.and  they  (hall  warlike  blind  men 
Zech.^.yM thou  wilt  walk  in  my  wayes 
6.7  .might  wdk  to  and  fro  thorow  the  earth 
10.1 2.  they  (hall  walk  UP  &  down  in  his  name 
Mat.  1 1 .  $.tbe  lame  walk,  the  lepers  are  cleanfed 

I«^7.2  2. 

Mark  7-y.why  walk  not  thy  difciplts  according 
Luk- 1 1  -44nien  that  walk  °ver  them  are  not  aware 
1 3 . 3  3 .1  muft  walk to  day,and  to  motrow 
24. 1 7. one  to  another  as  ye  walk,  and  are  fad 
John  7. 1  .for  he  could  not  walk  in  Jury 

8\  1  2.that  followeth  me,fhall  not  walk  m  dark. 
1  i.9.if  any  man  walk  m  the  day,  he  ftumb.not 
1  o.if  a  man  walk  in  the  nighr,he  ftumbleth 
Rom.4..i  2.but  alfo  walk  in  the  fteps  of  that  faith 
6.4X0  we  alfo  (hould  walk in  newneffe  of  life 
Rom.S.i  .who  walk  not  after  the  fle(h,but    Ver.4. 
2  Cor.^.jSor  we  walk  by  faith,  notby  fight 
6.16. 1  will  dwell  in  them,and  walk  in  them 
io.3.though  we  walk  m  the  fle(h,we  do  not 
Gal.6.i6.as  many  as  walk  according  to  this  rule 
Ephef.z.  io.ordained  that  we  (hould  walk  in  them 
4. 1  .that  ye  wall(  worthy  of  the  vocation 

i7.henceforth  walk  aot  as  other  Gent.walk 
f  .15. fee  thenye  walk  circumfpeftly 
Phil.  3. 17. and  mark  them  which  walk  Co 

1 8  .for  many  walk,  of  w  horn  I  have  told  you 
Col.  1.1  o.that  ye  might  walk  worthy  of  the  Lord 

1  Thcf.z.i  2.that  ye  would  walk  worthy  of  God 
4. 1 2.  that  ye  may  walk  boneftly 

2  Thcf-i. IX'  f°me  which  walk  among  you  diford. 
2  Pe£.2.io.cbiefly  them  that  walk  after  the  fle(h 
1  Job.  1  .^.felowfhip  with  him,&  walk  in  darknefs 

7.  but  if  we  walkin  the  1'ghr,  we  have  fello. 
2.6.ought  fo  to  walk,  even  as  he  walked 

z  John  6.  that  we  walk  after  his  commandements 
as  ye  have  heard — ye  (hould  walk  in  it 
?  John  4-to  hear  that  my  children  walk  in  truth 
Jude  18. who  (hould  walk  af£er  their  ungodly  luffs 
i?ff.3.4.and  they  (hall  walk  with  me  in  whice    . 
9-20.which  can  neither  fee3nor  hear,nor  walk 
1 6.1 5. left  he  walk  naked,&  they  fee  his  fhame 
2i.24.nations  Ihallwa/^  in  the  light  of  it 


Wal'n. 

Gen.i  3. i.zrde,walk  thorow  the  land 

1 7. 1  .walk  before  me,and  be  thou  perfeft 
Jojh.i2.S.  go,wa^[hoiow  thebnd 
PM48.7.  walk  about  Zion,  and  go  round  about 
Pitf.r.is.my  ion,walk  not  thou  in  the  waywith 
EccleJ.i  i.9.and  walk  »"  the  waies  of  chine  heart 
I[a.  3 0.2 1  .this  is  the  way,nW£  ye  in  it 
7^.6.i6.whereisthegood  way,&  walk  therein 
25.  nor  walk  by  »he  way 
7-2  3  .and  wall;  ye  in  all  the  ways  that  I 
E \ek.  2  o.  1 8 .  w^  ye  not  in  the  ftar.  of  your  fath 
Z^.6.7.go  ye  hence,  walk  to  and  fro  in  the  earth 
Mat.g.f.  or  tofay,Ar:fe  and  walk 
Mark  *•  9'  atifea  take  up  thy  bed  and  walk 

r  ,  r  John<.%. 

Luke  5.23.  or  to  fay,  Me  up  and  walk 

John  j.  1 1  .faid  unto  me,  Take  up  thy  bed,&  walk 

„     ,.1       .  Verfe  ia. 

1 2.3  i.wal\  while  ye  hsve  the  light 
dels  3 .6.  rife  up  and  wdk 
Rom.  1  j .  1  g.let  us  walk  honeftly  as  in  the  day 
1  Cor.7.1 7. called  every  one,fo  let  him  walk 
Gal.^.  1  e.walk  in  the  fpirit,and  (hall  not  fulfill 

25.  let  usalfo  walk  in  thefpirit 
Ephef.f.z .  and  walk  in  love 

8.  walk  as  children  of  the  light 
Phil.  1 . 1 6. 1  et  us  walk  by  the  fame  rule 
Col.z.6.as  ye  received  Chrift,  fo  walk  ,n  «im 
4.  ^swalk  in  wifd.rovvard  them  that  are  without 
To  HDalk. 
Lev.  1 8.4>keep  mine  ordinances,to  walk  therein 
Df«r8.6.to  walk  'n  bis  waycs,and  fear  him 
10. 1 2. Lord  thy  God,  to  walk  in  all  his  wayes 
1  i.2  2.to  walk ln  all  his  wayes,to  cleave 
13. f.  thy  God  command,  thee  to  walk  therein 
19.9.10  walk  ever  in  his  wayes 
26. 17. to  walk ,n  his  w3yes>to  keep  his  ftatutes 
3  0.1 6.1  commanded  thee  this  day  towa.in  his 
i!«ig.2.2  2.way  of  the  Lord^to  •»'«/£  therein 

1  i^/».2.j.charge  of  the  Lord,to  walk  m  his  waies 
4.to  wdk  before  me  in  tiuth 

8.  ^ 8. unto  him,to  walk  m  all  his  wayes 
61.be  perfecVo  walk la  his  ftatutes 
16.11  .light  thing  for  him  to  walk ,n  the  fins  of 

2  Kj.  10.3  i.Jehu  took  no  beed  to  walk  in  the  law 
23.3.made  acovenant  to  walk  after  the  Lord 

2dw.34.31. 
2  Chro.6. 1 6. heed  to  their  way,to  walk in  my  law 

3  1  .to  walk  in  thy  waies  fo  long  as 
Neb.  5.9. ought  ye  nor  to  walk  in  the  fear  of  our 

1 0.29. into  an  oath  to  walk  in  Gods  law 
P/2i/.78.io.they  refufed  to  walk  in  his  law 
Pro. 2. 1 3. to  walk  in  the  wayes  of  darkneffe 
Ecclef.6.d.  that  knoweth  to  walk  before  the  living 
Jer.  1 8. 1  j. to  walk  in  paths,in  a  way  not  caft  up 
26.4.if  ye  will  not  hearken,to  walk  in  my 
3 1.9. 1  will  caufe  them  to  walk  by  the  rivers  of 
£^.36. 1 2,yea,I  wil  caufe  men  to  walk  upon  you 

27. and  caufe  you  to  wtf/^  in  my  ftatutes 
Dan.  9. 1  o.voice  of  the  Lord.to  walk  in  his  lawes 
Micab  6.8.and  to  walk  humbly  with  thy  God 
flab  3.19.  will  make  me  towalk  upon  mine  high 
7-ech.  1 .  lo.whom  the  L.hath  fent  to  walk  to  &  fro 

3-7. places  to  walk  among  tbefe  that  ftand  by 
Mat. 1  5.3  i.thelame  to  walk,the blind  to  fee 
Luke  20.46.  which  dehre  to  walk  in  long  robes 
Aclsi.  1 2.  we  had  made  this  man  towalk 
14.1 6.all  nations  to  walk  in  their  own  wayes 
2 1.2 1. neither  to  Walk  after  thecuftomes 
1  Tfe/.4.i.how  ye  ought  to  walk,  ancl  p'eafe  God 

UDatketr, 
Gen.  j. 22. Enoch  wa^ed  with  God  after  he  begatc 
24.Enochwa/^with  God,&  wasnotjfor 
6.9.  Noah  walked  with  God 
Exod. z-  5. maidens  walked  along  by  the  river  fide 
i4.29.children  of  Ifrael  walked  upon  dric  land 
/lf^.26.40.thatthey  have  walked  contrary  tome 

4 1.  &  that  I  have  wal^d  contrary  to  them 
Jofb-j.6.  Ifrael  walked  forty  yeers  in  the  wildern. 
Judg.z.  17.  which  their  fathers  walked  in 

j.eond  the  travellers  walked  thorow  by-wayes 
1 1. 16.  walked  thor.  the  wildern.  to  the  red  fea 

1  S'a^.  8. 3.  his  fons  walked  notin  his  wayes 

2  &z«?.2.29.Abner.ind  his  menaw%c/allnsgbt 
7.6.but  have  walled  in  a  tent 

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ii.j.™%(/onthe  roof  of  the  kings  houfe 
■i  K/«?.8.i5.thanhey  walk  as  thou  haft  walked 
o.4.before  me,as  David  thy  father  walled 
i  i.j  3. and  have  not  ".valued  in  my  wayes 
15.26.  zn&walkedin  the  way  of  his  father 

Chap.  ix.  52. 
j  4.  and  w%iin  the  way  of  Jeroboam 
16.  a.haft  walked  in  the  way  of  Jeroboam 
i  ^3^.4.  J  J.and  wa/^edin  the  houfe  to  and  fro 

1  j.6.not  fr.the  fins  of — Jero.— but  wal.thettin 
I7.8.and  walked  in  the  ftatutes  of  the  heathen 

i9.but  walked  in  the  ftatutes  of  Ifrael 
zz-wafyed  in  all  the  fins  of  Jeroboam 
2.1.22.  and  -walked  not  in  the  way  of  the  Lord 

2  2.2.and  walked  in  all  the  wayes  of  David 
1  Cfo,o.i7.8.whitherfoever  thou  haft  walked 
z  Chro.6.16.  as  thou  haft  walked before  me 

7. 17.  walk  before  me  as  Dav.  thy  father  walked 
11.17  .for  j  .yeers  they  walfed in  the  way  of  D. 
1 7.4.fought  the  L.&  walked  in  his  command. 
21.12.  notwalkedin  the  wayes  of  Jehofhaphat 
1  j.but  walkedin  the  way  of  the  kings  of  If. 
5.4.2.  &  walked  in  the  wayes  of  David  his  fath. 
E(lb.z.  1 1  .Mordecai  realised  every  day  before 
Job  29.  J.and  when  by  his  light  I  walked 
3 1 ,7.if  mine  heart  walked  after  mine  eyes 
j  8. 1 6.  baft  thou  wal.in  the  fearch  of  the  depth 
Pfal.1)  5.i4.and  walked  unto  the  houfe  of  God 
81.12.  and  they  walked  in  their  own  counfell 

1  j  .O  that  Ifrael  had  walked  in  my  wayes 
142. j. in  the  way  I  walked  they  laid  a  fnare 
lfa.$.  z. people  that  walked  in  darkneffe  have  feen 

2  j.as  my  fervant  Ifaiah  hath  walked  naked 
Jer.*.  f. and  have  walked  after  vanity 

8.  and  walked  after  things  that  do  not  profit 
7. 24.but  wal.in  the  counfels  of  their  eviil  heart 
8. 2. and  after  whom  they  have  walked 
9.13  .not  obeyed  my  voice,neith.W(7%()/  therein 

i4.but  have  walked  after  Baahm 
1  i.8.wd/.every  one  in  the  imagin.of  their  evill 
1 6.1 1. your  fathers  have  walked  after  oth.  gods 
j  2. 2  j  .neither  walked  in  thy  law 
44.1  o.neither  feared,  nor  walked  in  my  law 
2  3  .nor  walked  in  his  law 
£^r.j.6.myftatutes3they  have  not  walkedin  them 
7.  becaufe  ye  have  not  walled  in  my  ftatutes 
1 1. 1 2.  for  he  have  not  walked  in  my  ftatutes 
16.47.yet  haft  thou  not  walkedzha  their  waies 
i8.9>hath  -walked  in  my  ftatutcs,and  kept  my 

i7.hath-»^4«/inmyftatutes,he(hall 
20. 1 3. they  walfed  not  in  my  ftatutes 

16  becaufe  they  walked  not  in  my  ftatutes 

ii.they  wal.  not  in  my  fratutes,neither  kept 

23.31.thou  haft  walked  in  the  way  of  thy  fifter 

28.  lq.wa.  up  &  down  in  the  midft  of  the  fton. 

Amos  2.4.afterthe  which  their  fathers  have  walked 

Zee.  1 . 1 1. we  have  walked  to  and  fro  thorow 

6.7.(0  they  walked  to  and  frothorow  the  earth 
Afrz/.3.i4.what  profit  is  it  that  we  have  wal.mour. 
Mark  y.42.ftraightway  thedamfell  walked 

16.12.  appeared  unto  two  of  them  zsihzy  wal. 
John  f  .9-and  took  up  his  bed,and  walled 
6.66.and  walked  no  more  with  him 
7. i. after  thefe  things,  Jefus  walked  in  Galilee 
10.23. and  Jefus  walked  in  the  temple 
1 1. 54. Jefus  therefore  walked  no  more  openly 
Acls  3. 8. he  leaping  up3ftood  and  walked 
14.8.  who  never  had  walked 
io.and  he  leaped  and  walked 
2  Cor.  io.2.asif  we  walked  according  to  the  flefh 
1 2.  \%. wal\ed  we  not  in  the  fame  fpirir 

walked  we  not  in  the  fame  fteps 
Ga/.2.i4.  f"aw  tnac  they  walked  not  uprightly 
E^bef. z.z.in\imt  paftye  walked  according  to 
Col.  5.7-in  the  which  ye  n'fo  walked  fometime 
1  Pec>4.3.when  we  walked'm  lafcivioufneffe 
He  Waim. 

1  Kin. 3 .6. according  as  he  wa/.before  thee  in  truth 
ij.j.hcjva/^inall  the  fins  of  his  father 
1 6.z  tf.he  walkedin  all  the  way  of  Jeroboam 
2 2.43 .and  he  walked  in  all  the  wayes  of  Afa 

2  2C«2.8.i8.hew^.in  the  waies  of  the  kings  of  Ifr. 

Chap.16.3.    2rtr.2I.6.&28.2. 

27. he.  walked'm  the  way  of  the  houfe  of  Ah. 
1 3 . 1 1 .  but  he  walked  t  herein 
j      2 1.  2 1.  he  walked  in  all  the  wayes  that  his  fath. 


2  Chr.17.  3«ne  walked  in  the  firft  wayes  of  his  fath. 
20.3  2.he  walked  in  the  way  of  Afa  his  father 
22.3. he  wal.m  the  wayes  of  the  houfe  of  Ahab 

Verfe  5. 
Dan.^.zg.he  walked  in  the  palace  of  the  kingdom 
Hof.5.1 1.  he  willingly  walked  after  the  comman. 
Mal.z.6.he  walked  with  me  in  peace  and  equity 
Mrff.14.29.he  walked  on  the  water  to  go  to  Jefus 
Mar.\.\6.  now,zshzwalked  by  thefea  of  Galilee 
John  i.36.and  looking  upon  Jefus  as  he  walked 
1  John  2.6.ought  fo  to  walk  even  as  he  walked 
I  have  tPalkeD, 

1  Sam.  1 2. 2.1  have  wal.  before  you  from  mychil. 

2  Sam.7.7. in  all  the  places  wherein  I  have  walked 
2  Kjn.zo. 3.rememb.now  how  I  have  walk,  before 
1  Chr.  1 7. 6. wherefoe.I  have  walkedviith  all  Ifrael 
Job  3 1. 5. if  I  have  walked  with  vanity 
Pfal.z6.i.\  havzwalkedin  mine  integrity 

3.8c  I  have  walked  in  thy  truth        //S.38.3. 
HoalfeeDtt. 
John  ii.-x  8.  and  walkedfl  whither  thou  wouldeft 

KDalfeeft, 
Deat.6.7^nd  when  thou  walkeft  by  the  way 

Chap.11.19. 
1  IC«*e;.2.42.that  on  the  day  thou  walke[i  abroad 
l/a.43.2.when  thouwalkeft  thorow  the  firejthou 
Ails  21.24.that  thou  thy  klfwalkeft  orderly 
Rom.  1 4. 1  5  .now  walkeft  thou  not  charitably 
3  John  3 .  even  as  thou  walkeft  in  the  truth 

aPalketfj, 
Gera.24.6j.what  man  is  this  that  walketh  in  the 
Dent,  z  3 . 1 4. God  walketh  in  the  midft  of  thy  camp 
1  Saw.  1 2. 2.the  king  wW/j;<?2fc  before  you 
Job  1 8. 8.  and  he  walketh  upon  a  fnare 
22.14.  he  walketh  in  the  circuit  of  heaven 
3  4.8.  and  walketh  with  wicked  men 
Pfal.i .  1. that  wal.nox.  in  the  coun.of  the  ungodly 
1  5 .2.  he  that  walketh  uprigbtly,and 
39.6.  every  man  walketh  in  a  vain  (hew 
73-9.their  tongue  walketh  thorow  the  earth 
9 1 .6.nor  the  peftilence  that  walketh  in  darknefs 
io  1 .6.that  wal.in  a  perf.  way,he  fhall  ferve  me 
i04.?.who  walketh  on  the  wings  of  the  wind 
1 28  .t  ,bl  efl'.is  every  one  -  that  wal.in  his  waies 
Pro.6.  1 2-a  wicked  man  wal.  with  a  froward  mou. 
io.9.that  walketh  uprightly jwalketh  furely 
1 3. 20.that  walketh  with  wife  men  thai  be  wife 
i4.2.he  that  walketh  in  his  uprightneffe,feareth 
1 5 .2 1 .  a  man  of  underftand.  walketh  uprightly 
i9.i.bctter  is  the  poor  that  wal.in  his  integrity 
Chap.28.6. 
20.7_the  juft  man  walkethin  his  integrity 
28. 18. whofo ■>#«%£&  uprightly  fhall  be  faved 
26.whofo  walketh  wifely  (hall  be  delivered 
E«/e/.?..i4.but  the  fool  walketh  in  darkneffe 

10.3.  when  he  that  is  a  fool  walketh  by  the  way 

if  a.  3  3 .1 5. he  that  walketh  righteoufly,&  fpeak.up. 

50.io.thatnw%£/?indarknefs,&  hath  no  light 

6  j.2.which  walketh  in  a  way  that  was  not  good 

Jer.  10.23.it  is  notin  man  ttatwalkcth  to  direcV 

23.17.  that  wal.  after  the  imaginat-df  his  own 

E'Ksk- l '  • a  *  •wtlk.etb  after  her  deteftable  things 

Mic.z.j.  my  words  do  good  to  him  that  wal.uyxi. 

Nah.  2.11  .where  the  lion,even  the  old  lion  walketh 

Mat.  1 2.4  j  .he  walketh  thorow  dry  places 

L^en.24. 
Job.  1 2.  j  5. he  that  walketh  in  datkn.knoweth  not 
1  Thcf.$.6  .from  every  brother  that  walketh  diford. 
1  Pet. 5.8. -walketh  about,feeking  whom  he  may 
1  John  2.1  i.thathateth  his  brother -wa/^.indarkn. 
Rev.z.  1  .who  walketh  in  the  midft  of  the  7. golden 

Walking. 
Gc»-J.8.heard  the  voice  of  the  Lo.  walfing  in  the 
1  Kjng.$ . 3.Solom.  loved  the  Lotd,walking  in  the 

16. 19. in  walking  in  the  way  of  Jeroboam 
Job  1.7.  and  from  walking  up  and  down  in  it 

Cbap.2.2. 
3  i.26.or  the  moon  waling  in  brightnefle 
E«lio.7.princes'!Vd/£.asfervantsupon  the  earth 
lfa.i.\6.walkingj\n&  mincing  as  they  go 
zo.z.walking  naked  and  bare-foot 
57.2.each  one  walkjnv  in  his  uprightneffe 
Jer. 6.  28.  grievous  revolters,  walking  with  (land. 
Dan.$.z<;.(om  men  walk,  in  the  midft  of  the  fire 
Mic.z.  1  i.if  a  man  walking  in  the  fpirit,do  lie 
Mar.4.18.  and  Jefus  walking  by  the  fea  of  Galilee 


'  14.25. went  unto  them  walkingon  thefea 
26.difcip.faw  him  walkingtthi:y  weretroubl. 
Mar.6.^. cometh  unto  them  walking  on  the  fea 
49/aw  him  Wrf/.fuppofed  it  had  been  a  fpirit 
8.24.I  fee  men  as  trees  walling 

1  i.27.as  he  was  waling  in  the  temple 
Luke  \.6.wal!(ing\n  all  the  comroande.blamelefTe 
John  tf.19.they  fee  Jefus  walking  on  the  fea 
^#*3.8.w/^«?,andleaping,andpraifingGod 

9-.all  the  people  faw  him  walk}ng,&L  praifing 
9.3  i.and  walking  in  the  fearof  the  Lord 
2  Cor.q.z.not  waling  in  craftineffe^nor  handling 
i  Pet^.^XcoStTSiWalking  after  their  own  lufts 
2  John  4.that  I  found  of  thy  chil.  walkingin  truth 
Jude  i6.complainers,w^i«g  after  their  own  lufts 

WalHfng. 
2>c«.2.7.he  knoweth  thy  wall(m?  thor.this  wilder. 

ttDall. 
Gen.$6.6.in  ther  felf-will  they  digg.down  a  wail 

49.22.  whofe  branches  run  over  the  wall 
Exod.14-.zz. waters  were  a  wall  to  them 
Lew.14.37.whkh  in  fight  are  lower  then  the  wall 
Ntim.zz.z^.a.  wall  on  this  fidc,and  a  wall  on  that 
zj.flie  thruft  her  felf  unto  the  wall 

cruflit  Balaams  foot  againft  the  wall 
3  f.4.ihall  reach  from  the  wall  of  the  city  outw. 
Jopj.t.i  j.and  fhe  dwelt  upon  the  wall 

6.5.and  the  wall  of  the  city  (hall  fall  down  flat 
20. that  the  wall  fell  down  flat 
1  Sam.  1 9. 10. he  fmote  the  javelin  into  the  wall 
20.2 5. king  fate  upon  a  feat  by  the  wall 

2  j.itf.were  a  wall  unto  us  both  by  night  &  day 

2  2. leave  any  that  piffeth  againft  the  wall 

3  4. not  been  left  any  that  piffeth  ag.  the  wall 
3i.i2.bodiesof  his  fons  from  the  wall  of  Beth. 

2SdOT.11.10.that  they  would  (hoot  from  the  wall 
z  i.of  a  milftone  upon  him  from  the  wall 

why  went  ye  nigh  the  wall 
24.fb.ot  from  the  w//upon  thy  fetvants 
18.24.unto  the  wall,ind  lift  up  his  eyes 
20. 1 5. battered  the  wall  to  throw  it  down 

2i.hisheadfhallbe  thrown  over  the  wall 
22.30.bymy  God  have  I  leaped  over  a  wall 

1  J(/a,3.i.hemadean  end  of  building  the  wall  of 
4.33.totljehyfopthatfpringethoutof  thtwull 
6.f.ag.  the  wall  of  the  houfe  he  built  chambers 

6.in  thcwallof  the  houfe  he  made  narrowed 

27.  the  wing  of  the  one  touched  the  one  wall 
wing  of  the  other  cherub  tou.  the  oth.wall 

31.lin.Sc  fide-pofts  were  a  fifth  part  of  the». 

3  3  .pofts  of  olive-tr.  a  fourth  pact  of  the  wall 
9. 15. to  build— thtwallof  Jerufalem 
14. 1 0.cut  off  from  Jero.him  that  pif.ag.the  w. 
16. 1 1.  not  one  that  piffeth  againft  th'e  wall 
20. 30.thereaT*>d#fell  upon  27000. of  the  men 
21.21 .  from  Ahab  him  that  piffeth  ag.  the  wall 
2  Kjng.  9.8. 

23.dogs  fhall  eat  Jezeb.by  the  wall  of  Jezre. 

2  Kjn.14. 1 3 .  Jehoafh  brake  down  the  wall  of  Jer. 

2^.25,23. 

2  Chr.z6.6.  and  brake  down  the  wall  of  Gath 

the  wall  of  Jabneh,&  the  wall  of  Afhdod 

9-built  towers  in  Jer.-at  the  turn.of  the  wall 

32.5.  another  wall  without,  &  repaired  Millo 

36.19.  brake  down  the  wall  of  Jerufalem 

E'st.'y.l .  who  command,  you  to  make  up  this  wall 

a.y.to  give  us  a  wall  in  Judah  and  Jerufalem 
Neh.i.^.wall  of  Jerufalem  alfois  broken  down 
2.8.to  make  beams  for  the  wall 

1  j. then  went  I  up —  and  viewed  the  wall 
17.  come,  let  us  build  up  the  wall  of  Jerufal. 

3.8.  they  fortified  Jerufal.  unto  the  broad  wall 
1 5.  and  the  wall  of  the  pool  of  Siloah 
1 9. to  the  armory,  at  the  turning  of  the  wall 
ao.ftom  the  turning  of  the  wall,  to  the  door 
24.from  the  turning  of  the  wa!,to  the  corner 

2  j.over  againft  the  turning  of  the  wall 
4.1. that  webuilded  the  wall,hc  was  wroth 

3.he  fhall  even  break  down  their  ftone  wall 
6.and  all  the  wall  was  joined  together 
1 3  .behind  the  wall  fet  the  peo.with  their  fw. 
5.16. 1  continued  in  the  work  of  this  wall 
6. 1. our  enemies  heard  that  I  had  buil.  the  wall 
6.  for  which  caufe  thou  buildeft  the  wall 
1 5.  fo  the  wall  was  finifhed 
11.27.  at  the  dedication  of  the  wall  of  Jerufal. 
jo.purified 


W  AL      WAL 


W  A  L      WAL 


WAN       W  A  N 


jo. purified  the  peop.&  the  gates,8tthe  wall 

37.  at  the  going  up  of  the  wallet  the  houfe 

3 8 .  even  to  the  broad  wall 
13. zi.why  lodge  ye  about  the  wall 

Pfal.  1 8.29.  by  my  God  have  I  leaped  over  a  wall 

62.3.3s  a  bow  ingwd//  (hall ye  be 
Pro.  18. 1 1  .as. an  high  wall  in  his  own  conceit 
24.3  i.ftone  wall  thereof  was  broken  down 
C(Jsi.2.;j.behold,he  ftandeth  behind  our  wall 
S.p.iffhe  be  awall,xve  will  build  upon  her 
10.I  am  a  wall,  and  my  brefts  like  towers 
Ifa.z.i  5  .and  upon  every  fenced  wall 
5.  j.  and  break  down  the  waU  thereof 
25.4.of  the  terrible  ones  as  a  ftorm  ag.the  wall 
30.13.  fwellingout  in  a  high  wa^ 
3  8.2.Hezekiah  turned  his  Face  to  the  wall 
59.10.we  grope  for  the  wall  like  the  blind 
Jer.  1  f  .10.I  will  mike  a  fenced  brafen  wall 
49.27.1  wil  kindle  a  fire  in  the  wall  of  Damaf. 
5 1 .44>the  wall  of  Babylon  fhall  fall 
Lam.z.S.to  deftroy  the  wall  of  the  daugh.of  Zion 
made  the  rampart  &  the  wall  to  lament 
18. G  wall  of  the  daughter  of  Zion,let  tears 
£^.4. 3 .  for  a  wall  of  iron  betw.  thee  &  the  city 
8. 7. when  I  looked,behold,a  hole  in  the  wall 
8 .  fon  of  man,  dig  now  in  the  wall 

when  I  had  digged  in  the  wall 
xo.the  idols  of — Ifr.pourtrayed  on  the  wall 
12. 5. dig  thorow  the  wall  in  their  fight 
7.in  the  even  I  digged  thorow  the  wall 
1 2. they  fhall  dig  thorow  the  wall 
13. 1 2.when  the  wall  is  fallen,(hall  it  not  be 
14.  fo  willl  breakdown  the  wall  that  ye 
1 5. the  wall  is  no  more,  neither  them  that 
38.20.and  every  wall  fhall  fall  to  the  ground 
^o.^.awalloa  the  out-fide  of  the  houfe 
41.5.  after  he  meafured  the  wall 
6.they  entred  into  the  wall  which  was  of  the 
but  they  had  not  hold  in  the  wall 
y.thickneffe  of  the  wall  was  five  cubits 
1  z.wall  of  the  building  was  five  cubits  thick 

1 7.  and  by  all  tbe  wall  round  about  within 
42.7.8c  the  ^//without  over againft  the cham. 

io.  in  the  thickneffe  of  the  wall  of  the  court 
i2.before  the  wall,  toward  the  eaft 
20.  had  a  wall  round  about, 5  00.  reeds  long 
43.8.and  therebetween  me  and  them 
£>#«.$.  ^.wroteupon  the  plaifter  of  the  •a'e 

Q.2<f.and  the  wall  even  in  troublous  times 
Hof.%.6.  and  make  a  wall,that  fhe  fhall  nor  find 
Joel  2.7#they  fhall  climb  the  wall  like  men  of  war 
Amos  1. 1 4.I  will  kindle  a  fire  in  the  wall  of  Rab. 
' Nabum  3.8 .and  her  wallwzs  from  the  fea 
Hab.z.  1 1. and  the  ftones  fhall  cry  out  of  the  wall 
A6is  9.25  .let  him  down  by  the  wall  in  a  basket 
2  j.j.God  fhall  finite  thee,thou  whited  wall 
2  Cor.  1 1 .3  3  .in  a  basket  was  I  let  down  by  the  wal 
F.ph.5. 14.  he  hath  broken  down  the  middle  wall 
Kev.21.12.and  had  a  wall  great  and  high 

14.  thtwall  of  the  city  had  twelve  foundati. 

15.  and  the  gates  thereof,&  the  wall  thereof 
1 7  .and  he  meafured  the  wall  thereof 

18.  and  the  building  of  the  wall  was  Jafper 
i9.foundations  of  the  wall-^v/ere  garnifhed 

Built  ttpall,  See  Ugailt. 
On,  or  .upon  the  (Stall. 
Jof.z.i  ^.hei  houfe  was  upon  the  town  wall 

and  fhe  dwelt  upon  the  wall 
2  I(ing.z. 27. cfF.bixn  for  a  burnt-off.upon  the  wall 
4.10. let  us  make  a  little  chamber  on  the  wall 
6. 26.  patting  by  on  the  iw//,there  cried  a  worn. 

jo.and  hepaffed  by  upon  the  wall 
9.3  j.fome  of  hCr  bloud  was  fprink.on  the  wall 
l8.26\intheearsof  the  peo.that  fit  on  the  wall 
27.fent  me  to  the  men  that  fit  on  the  wall 
2  Chr.i  *■  iS.unto  the  people  that  were  on  the  wall 
Ndb.3 . 1 3  .a  thouf.  cubits  on  the  wall  to  the  dung. 
4.7.they  which  buildedon  the  wall,every  one 

ij.and  we  are  feparated  upon  the  wall 
1 2. 3 1 .1  brought  up  the  princes  upon  the  wall 
on  the  right  hand  upon  the  wall 
3  8. and  half  of  the  people  upon  the  wall 
Ife.l6. 1 1  .in  the  ears  of  the  peo.that  are  on  the  w. 

1 2. to  the  men  thit  fit  upon  the  wall 
E\cfy.  1 3. 1  j.accomplifh  my  wrath  upon  the  wall  I 
23. 14. when  fhe  faw  men  pourtr.uponthewd// 


41.20.and  on  the  wall  of  the  temple 
Joel  z. 9. they  (hall  run  upon  the  wall 
Amos  1.7.I  will  fend  a  fire  on  the  wall  of  Gaia 
J  o.  I  will  fend  a  fire  on  the  wall  of  Tytus 
5,1 9.hand  on  the  wall,and  a  ferpenr  bit  him 
7.7.behold,  the  Lord  flood  upon  a  wall 
To,or  Unto  tbe  UDall. 

1  Sam.  1 8. 1 1 .1  will  fmite  David  even  to  the  wall 
19.io.Saul  fought  to  finite  David  to  the  wall 
3  i.io.faftned  his  body  to  the  wal -of Beth-flian 

2  fyn.zo.z.  he  turned  his  face  to  the  wall 
2  Chr.  3. 1 1.  reaching  to  the  wall  of  the  houfe   V.12. 
iv>fo.3.27.evenunto  the  wallof Ophei 

4.1  5. that  we  turned  all  of  us  to  the  well 
Nab.  2.5.  they  fhall  make  hafte  to  the  wall  thereof 

HDallea. 
Lev.25.29.felf  a  dwelling  houfe  in  a  walledchy 

30.houfe  that  is  in  the  wal.  city  fhalbeeftab. 
Num.  1 3. 2  8.  the  cities  are  wallcd,and  very  great 
Deut.  1.28.  cities  are  waUcdwp  to  heaven 

ttoaiioxo. 

Jer.6.16.  and  wallow  thy  felf  in  afhes 

2  5.34.and  wallow  your  felves  in  the  afhes 

48.26.M0ab  alfo  (hall  wallow  in  his  vomit 

£^.27.30.fhall  wallow  thcmfelves  in  the  alhes 

HDallomeU, 

1  Sam.zo.iz.and  Amafa  wallowedin  bloud 
^^.9.20.  he  fell  on  the  ground,  and  wallowed 

Ittalloixifng. 

2  Pet.z.zz.tk  the  fow  to  her  wallow'mg'm  the  mire 
ttDalte, 

Lev.  1 4. 3  7>if  the  plague  be  in  the  walls  of  the  hou. 
3  9. if  the  plague  be  fpread  in  the  walls 

2J.3  i.wchhaveno  walls,iha\be  count.as fields 
Deut.  3.5.all  thefe  cities  were  fenced  with  high  w. 

28.5  2.till  thy  fenced  walls  come  down 

1  Kj'rtg.*- 1 3  -with  walls  and  brafen  bars 
6.5.  againft  the  walls  of  the  houfe  round  about 

6.(hould  not  be  faftned  in  the  walls 
1 5. built  the  walls  with  boards  of  cedar 

both  the  floor— &  the  wals  of  the  cieling 
i6.floor,and  the  walls  withboards  of  cedar 
29.and  he  carved  all  the  walls 

2  King-i  5.4-fled  by  night  between  two  walls 
icbrake  down  the  walls  of  Jerufalem 

1  Cfe'.2Q.4.to  overlay  the  wa.  of  the  houfe  withali 

2  Cfo-.j^.overlaid  all  the  houfe, — &  thew.therof 
and  graved  cherubims  on  the  walls 

8. 5.fenced  cities, with  walls, gates, and  bars 
14.7. made  about  them  walls  and  towers 
E'Kra  4.1  2.  and  have  fet  up  the  walls  thereof 

1 3  .if  this  city  be  builded,  &  the  walls  fet  up 
16.  and  the  walls  thereof  fet  up 
5.8.  and  timber  is  laid  in  the  wals 

9.who  command  you  to  make  up  thefe  walls 
Neh.z.  1 3. and  viewed  the  walls  of  Jerufalem 

4.7.heard  that  the  walls  of  Jei  ufal.  were  made 
Job  24.1 1. which  makeoyl  within  theh  walls 
Pfal.  5 1 . 1 8.build  thou  the  walls  of  Jerufalem 
55.10.  they  go  about  it  upon  the  walls  thereof 
1 2  2.7.  peace  be  within  thy  walls 
Pi 0. 2  5. 2 8. like  a  city  broken  down  without  walls 
Cant. 5.7. keepers  of  the  walls  took  away  my  vail 
//a.22.5.breaking  down  the  walls,  &  ofctying  to 
1  i.made  alfo  a  ditch  between  the  two  walls 
25.1 2.fortof  thy  walls  (hall  he  bring  down 
26.i.falvation  will  God  appoint  for  walls 
49.16.thy  walls  are  continually  before  me 
56.5.within  my  walls,a  place.and  a  name 
60. 1  o.  fons  of  ftrangers  (hall  build  up  thy  wals 

1 8.but  thou  (halt  call  thy  walls,  Salvation 
62.6. 1  have  fet  watch-men  upon  thy  walls 
Jer.  1.1 5. againft  all  the  walls  therof  round  about 
1 8. made  thee  an  iron  pillar  and  brafen  walls 
5.io.go  ye  up  upon  her  walls 
2i.4.whichbefiegeyou  without  the  walls 
39.4.  by  the  gate,betwixt  the  two  walls 

8.Caldeans  brake  down  the  walls  of  Jcrufal. 

50.1 5-her  walls  are  thrown  down 

5 1. 1 2.fet  up  the  ftandard  on  the  walls  of  Baby. 

58.broad  walls  of  Baby.fhall  be  utterly  brok. 

52. 7. by  the  wayofthegate,betw.thetwow<«7$ 

14. army  brake  down  all  the  wals  of  Jei  ufal. 

Lam.z.7.  into  the  hand  of  the  enemy  ,the  walls  of 

£^.26.4.they  fhall  deftroy  the  walls  of  Tyrus 

p.fhall  fet  engines  of  war  againft  thy  walls    \ 


lo.thy  walls  (hall  (hake  at  the  noife  of  the 
i2.and  they  fhall  break  down  thy  avails 
27-«i-menof  Arvad— were  upon  thy  walls 

they  hanged  their  (hields  upon  thy  walls 
3  3 .3<>.are  talking  againft  thee  upon  the  walls 
3  9 A  i.all  of  them  dwelling  without  walls 
4«.*  j«and  the huilding,  with  the  walls  thereof 
2  2.and  the  walls  thereof  were  of  wood 
^  5-like  as  were  made  upon  the  walls 
Mic.t.  1 1 .  in  the  day  that  thy  walls  axe  to  be  built 
Zee, m.J«u  (Ivdb.  inhab.as  towns  wnhou  3 
Heb.  1  i.3o.by  faith  the  walls  of  Jericho  fell 

astanber , 
Gen.zo.  r  3  .when  God  caufed  me  to  wander  from 
Num.s^.yont  children  (hall  wanderZIhe^ 
l*-ll  -made  them  wander  in  the  wild.40.  veers 
0^.27.i8.curfed  be  he  that  cauf.the  bli.To  wand 
Job  1 2.24.&  caufeth  them  to  wan.in  a  wildernefs 

38.41.they  wander  for  lack  of  meat 
Pfal.s  5.7  lo,then  would  I  wander  far  off 
59- 1  S-let  them  wander  up  and  down  for  meat 
io7.4o.&  caufeth  them  to  wander  in  the  wild 

iff  IPi  °  "  T  "0t  Tander  from  %  coum', 
■ija.  i6.3.they  wander  m  the  wildernefle 

47- 1 5-fhall  wander  every  one  to  his  quarter 

jer.  r4. 10.  thus  have  they  loved  to  wander 

48. 1 2.wanderers  that  (hall  caufe  him  to  wander 

Amos  8 . 1 2  .they  (hall  wander  from  fea  to  fea 

KDanrjeretJ. 

Ge«.2r.i4.(hedeparted,&  wanderedm  the  wilder 

>/.i4.io.whilethechildr.of  Ifr.w^.in  tj,e  wijd 

IJal.ioy.^.wand.m  the  wildernefs,in  afolita.wav 

£«w.4-i4.they  have  wandered  as  blind  men 

i5.when  they  fled  away  and  wandered 

£^.34.6.my  (keep  wand,  thorow  all  the  mount 

Amos  4.8.  two  or  three  cities  wandered  to  one  city 

Heb.  1  i.37.they  wandered  about  in  (heep-skins 

3  8.they  wandered  in  defart$,in  mountains 

SDantiererg. 

Jt?''-48.i2.I  will  fend  unto  him  wanderers 

Hof.g.ij.  they  (hall  be  wanderers  among  the  nati. 

ttpangereft, 

/e>".2.20.&  under  every  green  tree  thou  wartdcrefl 

IDanDeretr;. 

Job  1 5.23  .he  wanderetb  abroad  for  bread 

2 1 .  16.  wanderetb  out  of  the  way  of  underftand. 

27.8.as  a  bird  that  wanderetb  from  her  neft 

fo  is  a  man  that  wanderetb  from  his  place 

Ifa.  1 6.3. bewray  not  him  that  wanderetb 

/e>\49.5.none  fhall  gather  him  that  wanderetb 

EDanCermg. 

Gen.  3  7. 1 5  ,bthold,he  was  wandering  in  the  field 

Pro.z6.z.as  the  bird  by  wandering, — fo  the  curfe 

Eccl.  6.9.fight  of  the  eys,  then  the  wan.of  the  defire 

lfa.  16.2. for  it  fhall  be  as  a  wandering  bird 

1  Tim.  5.13  .wandering  about  from  houfe  to  houfe 

Jude  1 3 .  wandenng  ftars,to  whom  is  referved 

MDarit>er(ng0. 

Pfal.  56.8.  thou  telleft  my  wanderings 

aoant. 

Deut.  28.48.ferve  thine  enemies  in  want  of  all 

57.  (lie  fhall  eat  them  for  wantoi all  things 

/«dg.i8.io.a  place  where  there  is  no  want 

19.19.  there  is  no  wwzi  of  any  thing 

Job  24.8.embrace  the  rock,for  want  of  a  (helter 

3  0.3  .for  want  and  famine  they  were  folitary 

3  i.i9.feen  any  perifh  for  want  of  clothing 

Pfal.  3 4. 9. there  is  no  want  to  them  that  fear  him 

Pro.6. 1 1. and  thy  want  as  an  armed  man 

10.2 1. fools  die  iorwantoi  wifdome 

i3.23.there  is  that  is  deftr.  for  want  of  judgm 


14.28.in  the  wantoi peo.isthe  deRr.of  a  prince 
2 1 . 5.every  one  that  is  hafty  only  to  want 
22.1 6.giveth  to  tbe  rich,  (hal  furely  come  to  W. 
24.34.and  thy  want  as  an  armed  man 
£<«#.4.9.ftricken  thorow  for  want  of  the  fruits 
Amos  4.6.and  wawtofbreadinall  your  places 
Mar.  1 2.44.fhe  of  her  want  did  caft  in  all  (he  had 
Lu\e  ^.^.andhebegantobeinnwtf 
2CflA8.14.your  abun.may  be  a  fupply  for  their  W. 
that  their  abund.may  fupply  your  want 
9.1 2.  not  only  fupplyeth  the  want  of  the  faints 
Pbil.4..  1 1. not  that  I  fpeak  in  refped  of  want 

ttJattt. 
Pfal.z$.i.the  L.is  my  (hepherdj  (liall  not  want 
34.io.thatfeek  the  Lord  fliallnotwaac 

Pro.13.25.the 


WAN         WAR 


WAR 


WAR 


WAR 


WAR 


f^Iy^.  the  'belly  of  the  wicked  fhall  want  ' 
Ifai  34.16.  none  fhall  «w?fber .mate 
ftr^.it-never  iw«  a  roamo'fit  upon  the  throne 

i8.neither  ftiall-the  Lcvkes&ant  a  man 
.  5^I?.Jonadabfhallno:waB/araanto  ftand 
£^.'4.17.  that  they  may  JW«  bread  and  water 

wmie'ti. 

f«'.44.iS.we  have  jwzfed all  things5and have 
John  2.3-  when  theyj»*stfgd  wine  the  nao. of  Jefus 
iCw'.ii.?.and  wanted ,1  was  chargeable  to 09  man 

noanfeth, 

Dent.  1  5.8.  for  his  need,,in  that  which  he  wantetb 
Prov.9.4.  that  wanteth  underftanding,  me  faith  to 

Verfe  16. 

10.19.in  multitude  of  words  therye.  w«lf  -not  fin 

28. 16. prince  that  w<wr.under.is  a  great  oppref. 

£«/<;/.<$. i.fo  that  he  wantetb  nothing  tor  his  foul 

C(Crt.7.*.Uke  a  tomd  goblet  which  iwstfjft  not  li. 

apattttng.  .   : 

i  Ki.io.ij.call-the  pro.of  Baal,Iet  none  bcnwz. 
whofoever  mail  be  want. he  mall  not  live 
Fi-0v.19.71  yet  they  are  nwz/Jflg  to  him 
EaZi/i  1 . 1 5-that  which  is  wanting  cannot  be  numb. 
,•  pan.% .z7".art  weighed,and  art  found  wanting 
\  ritus  1 . 5  .might  fet  in  order  things  that  are  wanting 
i.u.that  nothing  be  wanting  unto  them 
Jam.1.4.  and  entire,  wanting  nothing 

Wianton. 
Ifai.  3. 1 6.  with  ftretched-forth  necks,  and  W8to» 

1  T«».  j.t  1. ■wanton  againft  Chrift,they  will  marry 
7am.  5. 5.  ye  have  lived  in  pleaf.  and  been  wanton 

ttDinrontufle. 
Rom.13  ■  1 3 -not  in  chambering  and  wantonneffe 

2  Pa.  1.18. they  allure— through  much  wantmnejfc 

Wmtg, 
Juig.\9-z^>.  let  all  thy  wants  lie  upon  me 
FbiL  2.2  J .  and  he  that  miniflred  to  my  wants 
HDarO. 

G^.40.3 •  an£l  "e  Put  tnem  m  ^^  m  tne  nau^e 

Chap.42.17- 

4.  they  continued  a  feafon  in  7*wrf 

7 .  that  were  with  him  in  the  ward  of  his 

41.  icwas  wroth  with  his  fer.  &  put  me  in  ward 

Lev. 2.4  u.  put  him  in  ward,xhtt  the  mind  of  the  L. 

Jpimb.  x  5. 34. and  they  put  him  in  wafd,  becaufe  it 

2  Sa;?z.20.3.put  them  in  ward,an&  fed  them 

1  Cbron-i  1.19. had  kept  the  wdof  the  houfe  of 

25.8. they  caft  lois}ward  againft  ward 

2 6. 1 6-by  the caufey — ward  againft  wa>d 

NvB.1t.r4.  to  givethanks —  wardovet  agti.ward 

z%.  were  porters  keeping  the  ward 

4j.kept  the  ward  of  their  God,and  the  Ward\ 

lfai.zi.%.  I  am  fet  in  my  ward  whole  nights 

Ji~.37.13.  a  captain  of  the  ward  was  there 

E%e{  19.9.  and  they  put  him  innwiin  chains 

/4t2.n.io.paft  the  firft  and  the  fecond  wardjhcy 

1  rt>0K.9.i3.the.  houfe  of  the  tabernacle,  by  wardt 
zg.iz.  having  wards  one  againft  another 

Ne&.i3-3°.and  appointed  the  wards  of  the  priefts 
tParOiobe, 

2  Kj.22.14.  fon  of  Harhas,  keeper  of  the  wardrobe 
z  Cbron.34.z1. 

ttparc.   mare. 

Neh.  10.3 1.  if  the  people  bring  ware  on  the  fab.day 
1 3 . 1 6-  which  brought  all  manner  of  ware 
20. and  fellers  of  all  kind  of  ware 
Matth. 24.50.  inan  hour  he  isnotaweof 

Lidfe  iz.46. 
AR.\4.6.ihzy  were  ware  of  it,  and  fled 
z  Tim. 4.1  y  .of  whom  be  thou  wxn  alfo 

Wan. 
Lu\e  8.17.  and  ware  no  clothes 

Hpsw0. 

/?r.io.i7.gather  up  thy  wares  out  of  the  land 

E^.27. 1 6.  by  reafon  of  the  multitude  of  wares 

18. in  the  multitude  of  the  www  of  thy 

3 3. when  thy  wares  went  forth  out  of 

Jonah  i.y.and  caft  forth  thcwares  that  were  in 

ttoarfare. 
2  S<i«.28.i.gathercd their  armies  togcfor  warfare 
Ifii.40.zxry  unto  her,  that  her  warfare  is  accomp. 
1  Cor. 9.7.  who  goeth  a  warfare-ax.  his  own  charges 
itV.io.4.weapons  of  our  warfare  are  not  carnall 
1  Tww.i.i8.that  thou— mighteft  war  agood  wrf. 


2  2^.4.34^  the  flefh  of  the  child  waxed  warn 
Jab  6.'i7.what  rime  they  wax  ■Bwa^they  vanifh 

37„i7,how*hy  garments-are  warm  when 
Ecckf.4.1 1  .but  how  can  theft  be  warm  alone 
T/as^i^take  thereof,  zsx&waW  himfelf 
\6- and  faith,  Aha»J,aiB.BWj» 
47.i4.there  (hall  not  be  a  coal  to  jjww  at 
Hag.i.S.yc  clothe  you,but  there  is  none  w>an# 

HParmct), 
fob  3  r  .20.  if  he  were  not  warmed  with  the  fleece 
Mark  14.54.  and  warmed  himfelf  at  the  fire 
John  I8.1&. and  they  warmed  themfelves 

Pet.ftood  with  them,  &  warmed  himfelf 
Verfe  ay. 
Ja/n.z.i6.beyovLwarmed and  filled 

flDSTtttftt), 
Job  39.14-  and  waymetb  them  in  duft 
7/2B.44.i^,he  nwmtf&himfelf,and  fash,  Aha 

t&atmfog. 
Afar^  14 ,^7.{aw  Peter  warming  himfelf,fhe 

BDaro. 
2  Cbron.19.10. warn  them  that  they  trefpafie  not 
E^.3.i8mor  fpeakeft  to  warn  the  wicked 

19.  if  thou  warn  the  wkked,and  he  turn  not 
ai.if  thou  wws  the  righteous ,and  he  doth 
53.3.blow  the  trumpet,  and  warn  the  people 
7.  and  warn  them  from  me 
8.if  thou  doft  not  fpeak  to  warn  the  wicked 
9.if  thou  wain  the  wicked  of  his  way 
Aff.zo.3  i.I  ceafed  not  to  warn  every  one 
1  Cor. 4.1 4.  but  as  my  beloved  fons  I  warn  you 

1  Thcf,  5.1 4.BW8  them  that  are  unruly 
SDarneO. 

2  K/.^.io.man  of  God  told  him,and  warned  him 
Pfal.19.11.by  them  is  thy  fervant  warned 
£^^.3.2 1 .  live,  becaufe  he  is  warned 

H-6.  and  the  people  be  notwarned 
Matth.z.1 2.  being  warned  of  G od  in  a  dream 

Verfc  22. 
3 . 7  .who  hath  warned  you  to  flee  from  the  wrath 

Lafe  3.7. 
Att.  10.2  2.  was  warned  from  God 
Hcb.11.7.  Noah  being  warned  of  God — prepared 

tflamfng. 

/*•/•.£.  10.  to  whom  fhall  I  give  warning 
£^'.j.X7.  and  give  them  warning  from  me 
1 8. and  thou  giveft  him  not  waiting 
zo.not  given  him  nw»Mg,he  mall  die 
33-4.and  taketh  not  warning— his  bloud 
5  .he  heard  the  found—  and  took  not  warning 
that  taketh  warning  fhall  deliver  his 
Col.i.z%. warning  every  man,and  teaching 

UDart). 

Lei;,  r  3 .48.  whether  it  be  in  the  warp  or  woof  , 
49.  be  greenifh — in  the  warp 
y  1 .  if  the  plague  be  fpread-either  in  the  wa. 
5  a.burnthat  garment,whether  warp 
53.  plague  be  not  fpread — either  in  the  warp 
5<5.he  fhall  rend  it — out  of  the  warp 
57.if  it  appear  ftill — in  thewarp 
SS.eithcr  waippt  woof— it  fhall  be  wafhed 
59.1aw  of  the  plague-in  the  warp  or  woof 
t»ar. 
Gra.t4.2.made  war  with  Bera  king  of  Sodom 
EW^.i.ic.any  nw,they  joyn  to  our  enemies 
13.17-  left-the  peop.  repent  when  they  fee  war 
17.16.  have  war  with  Amalek  from  generation 
3  2. 1 7.thcre  is  a  noife  of  war  in  the  camp 
Ni/mb.  1 . 3  -all  that  were  able  to  go  forth  to  war 

Verfes  20,22,24,26,28,30,31, 
34,36,38,40,42.  Chap.16.2. 
10.9.  if  ye  go  to  »w--ye  fhall  blow  an  alarm 
31.3  .arm  fbme  of  your  lei  ves  unto  the  war 
4  .of  every  tribe  a  thoufand-fend  to  the  war 
5. twelve  thoufand  armed  for  war 
6 .and  Mofes  fenc  them  to  the  war 

them  and  Phinehas-.-to  the  war 
27.  between  them  that  took  the  »><jr  upon 
jtf.portion  of  them  that  went  out  to  war 
32.6.  brethren  go  tow^and  fhall  ye  fit  here 
20.  armed  before  the  Lord  to  war 
27.  every  man  armed  for  war 
Deut.  3. 1 8.  all  that  are  meet  for  the  war 

4.34.  by  war jznd  by  a  mighty  hand 
Ggggg  _ 


20.12.  butwilirflake  »>«/•  againit  thee 

1 9.  in  making  war —  thou  fhalt  not  deftroy 

20.  againft  the  city  that  makech  war 
z  1 .  to*  wbertjthou  goeft  forth  to  war 

24.5 #a  new  wife^he  fhall  not  go  out  to  war 
Jojb.4.1 3.about  fourty  thoufand  prepared  for  war 
8.i.take  all  the  people  of  war  with  thee 

3  .fo  Jofhua  arofe,and  all  the  people  of  war 

x  1 ,  people  of  war — went  up 
10. 5  .before  Gibeon,  and  made  war  againft  it 

7.  he,  and  all  the  people  of  war 
H.7.  and  all  the  people  of  war  with  him 

1 8.  war  along  time  with  thofe  kings 

1 3 .  and  the  land  refted  from  war 
1 4. 1 1. even  fo  is  my  ftrengrh  now  for  war 

1 J .  and  die  land  had  reft  from  war 
17. 1.  becaufe  he  was  a  manof  war 

22. 1  a.  to  go  up  to  war  againft  them 
fudg.^.z.  might  know  to  teach  them  war 

lajudged  Ifrael^nd  went  out  to  war 
J.8.  then  was  war  in  the  gates 
1 1 .4.  of  Amnion  made  war  againft  Iffael 

5.whenthe  chil.of  Am.made  war  againft  Ifr. 

i7.doftme  wrong  to  war  againft  me 

2 1 .2  2:not  to  each  man  his  wife  in  the  war ' 
1  Sam.8. iz.  to  make  his  inftruments  of  war 

14.5  a.  there  was  fore  war  againft  the  Philift. 
19-8.  there  was  war  again 
23.8.  Saul  called  the  people  to  war 
a8.i  5. for  the  Philiftines  make  war  againft  me 
1  Sam.3.\.\ov%war  between  the  houfe  of  Saul 
6. while  there  was  KW---vAbner  made 
IL.7.  demanded  how  the  war  profpered 
1 8.  all  the  things  concerning  the  war   • 
19. end  of  telling  the  matters  of  the  war 
21. 1 5. Philiftines  had  yet  war  with   ifrael 

1  Kj.2.5  .and  fhed  the  bloud  of  war  in  peace 

and  put  the  bloud  of  war  upon  his  girdle 
I4.30.war  between  Rehob.and  Jerob.  all  their 
Chap.  15.6. 
I  f.7.war  between  Abijam  and  Jeroboam 
16.  was  war  between  Afa  and  Eaafha 

Verfe  32. 
20.18.  come  out  for  war,  take  them  alive 
22. 1. continued  three  yeers  without  war 

2  K/-8-28.  went  with  Joram  —  to  the  war 

i3.25.outofthe  hand  of  Jeho.  his  iath.bywar 

14.7.  and  took  Selah  by  war 

18.  ao.  1  have  ftrength  for  the  war 

24.16.  that  were  ftrong  and  apt  for  war 

1  C/j*o«.5.io.they  made  war  with  the  Hagarites 

Verfe  19. 
1 8. and  skilfuil  in  war—  went  out  to  the  war 
22.  becaufe  the  war  was  of  God 

7.4.werc  bands  of  fouldiers  for  war 
11.  fit  to  go  out  forw4>* 
40.  of  them  that  were  apt  to  the  war 

n.i.among  the  mighty  men  helpers  of  the  war 
2 3. that  were  ready  armed  for  war 
24.  ready  armed  to  the  war 

2  5  .mighty  men  of  valour  for  the  war 

3  3. ex  pert  innw,with  all  inftruments  of  war 
35.  expert  in  war  28600. 

3(J.of  Afher — expert  in  ww,fourty  thoufand 
37.  with  all  manner  ofinfimmentsof  jjw 

18.10.for  Hadarezzer  had  war  with  Tou 

20.4.  there  aiofewar  at  Gezer 

j.  there  was  war  again  with  the  Philiftines 
tf.yet  again  there  was  war  at  Gath 

2  Cbrvn.  13. z.war  between  Abijah  and  Jeroboam 

I4«6.and  he  had  no  war  in  thofe  yeers 
1 5. 19.no  war  unto  the  35.  yecr  of  Afa 
17. 10. they  made  no  war  againft  Jehofhaphat 

18.  ready  prepared  for  war 
18.3.  we  will  be  with  thee  in  the  war 
22. ft  to  war  againft  Hazael  king  of  Syria 

2  5.5.  abje  to  go  forth  to  war 

z6. 1 3 .  that  made  war  with  mighty  power 
28.n.againft  them  that  came  from  the  war 

3  2.6.he  fet  captains  of  roar  over  the  people 
33.14.  put  captains  of  war  in  all  the  fencedcit. 
35.21.  but  aga.the  houfe  wherewith  I  have»w 

Job  5 .  io.in  war  from  the  power  of  the  fword 
1  o.  17 .changes  and  war  are  upon  me 
38.23.  againft  the  day  of  battell  and  war 

P/al.z7.3 •  though  war  mould  rife  againft  me 

1  f. 23,  bill 


WAR 


WAR 


WAR 


WAS 


WAS 


5j.it.  but  war  was  in  his  heart 

63.3o.featter  thou  the  peop.that  delight  in  war 

i  zo.7, 1  am  for  peace — they  are  for  war 

140.J.  continually  are  they  gathcr.tog.for  war 
Prflf.io.i8.and  with  good  advice  make  war 

za,.6.by  wife  counfell  thou  (halt  make  thy  war 
Ecclef^S.a  time  ofwar,and  a  time  of  peace 

8.8.there  is  no  difcharge  in  that  war 
Cant.  3 .8.  all  hold  fwords,being  expert  in  war 
//aj.2.4.  neither  mall  they  learn  war  any  more 

3 .  2  j .  and  thy  mighty  in  the  war 

2 1 .1 5  .they  fled  from  the  grievoufnefla  of  war 

3<?.y. 1  have  counfell  for  war 

37.9.  he  is  come  forth  to  war 
Jer.4.1 9.  found  of  the  trumpet,the  alarm  of  war 

6.4.  prepare  the  war  againft  her 
13.  as  men  for  war  againft  thee 

21. 2. Nebuchadnezzar  maketh  war  againft  us 

28.8.  againft  great  kingdomes  of  war  ■■ 
41.14.  where  we  fhall  fee  no  war 

48 . 1 4. how  fay  ye,  We  are  mighty— for  war 
49.1.  an  alarm  ofwar  to  be  heard  in  Rabbah 
V.xc\.i7. 1 7.for  him  in  the  war  by  carting  up 

i^.p.engines  of  war  againft  thy  wals 
Dan.j.zi.  fame  horn  made  wa>  with  the  faints 

9.  z6.  unto  the  end  of  the  war  defola  tions  are 
foci  3  9 .  prepare  war,  wake  up  the  mighty  men 
Micab  z.  8.  as  men  averfe  from  war 
3.  j. they  even  prepare  war  againft  him 
4. 3. neither  (hall  they  learn  war  any  more 
Lu\e  1 4.31.  what  king  going  to  make  war,-fitte, 
Kei\ii.7.beaft  (hall  make  war  againft  them 
1 1.7.  and  th:re  was  war  in  heaven 

1 7. to  make  war  with  the  remnant  of  her  feed 
1 3 .4.who  is  able  to  make  war  with  him 

7.given  unto  him  to  make  wax  with  the  faints 
1 7.1 4.  thefe  fhall  make  war  with  the  faints 
19.1  t.in  righttoufnefle  he  doth  make  war 
19. kings  gathered  together  to  make  war 
Man  of  JtDar,  See  Strati. 
Men  of  t©at,  See  ®$m. 
weapons  of  fluar. 
Dc//t.i.4i.  every  man  his  weapons  of  war 
fudg.iZ.i  1.  appointed  with  weapons  ofwar 

Verfe  17. 
16. fix  him.men  appoi.with  their  weap.of  war 
z  Sam, i.i7.and  the  weapons  of  war  perilhed 
£«/c/?9.i8.wifdome  is  better  then  weapons  of  war 
Jtr.zi.^.  I  will  turn  back  rhe  weapons  of  war 

5 1 .20  thou  art  my-7-weapons  ofwar 
£^.32. 27. gone  down  to  hel  with  their  wea.ofwar 

War. 
z  Sam.  22.3  5.  heteacheth  my  hands  to  war 

Pfal.1S.34. 
2  I<;.i£.y  .Rezincame  up  to  Jerufalem  towar 
2  Chron.6-3t.  if  thy  people  go  out  to  war  againft 

z6. 1 1.  that  went  out  to  war  by  bands 
Pfal.  1 44. 1. which  teacheth  my  hands  to  war 
lfai.7. 1. to  war  againft  it,  but  could  not  prevaile 

4 1. 12. they  that  war  againft  thee  (hall  be 
2  Cor.io^.we  do  not  war  after  the  flefti 
1  Tim.  1. i8.mighteft  war  a  good  warfare 
/affz^.i.ofyour  lufts  that  war  in  your  members 

2.ye  fight  and  war}  yet  ye  have  not 
1  Pet.z.11.  which  ttwagainft  the  foul 

Warred. 
Num.3  i.7.and  they  warred  againft  the  Midianites 

4i.divided  from  the  men  that  warred 
7^.24.9.  Moab  arofe,  and  waned  againft  Ifrael 

1  fvM4.19.acls  of  Jeroboam, how  he  warred 

20.1.  befieged  Samaria,  and  warredagainft  it 
22.45.afts  of  Jehofh.— how  he  warred,are  wri . 

2  Jv7'.<f.8.king  of  Syria  warred  againft  Ifrael 

14.28.how  he  warred,  and  recovered  Damafcus 
z  Cbron.z6.6.vicnt  forth,and  warrerf  agai.thc  Phil. 

UDarjaf. 
WMK.11.14.in  the  book  of  the  wars  of  the  Lord 
fudg.  3.1 .  not  known  in  all  the  wars  of  Canaan 
2  Sa?».8.io.  for  Hadadezer  had  wars  with  Toi 
1  Kj-l-S-wai  ;  which  were  about  him  on  every  fide 

1  Cfoo7.22.8.and  haft  made  great  wars 

2  Chrtm.  r 2. 1  5.  wars  between  Reho.and  Jeroboam 

16.9.  henceforth  thou  (halt  have  wars 

I     27.7.  acts  of  Jotham,  and  his  wars,  —are  writ. 
Pfal.46.9.  he  maketh  wars  to  ceafe 


Mattb.z4.-6. (hall  hear  of  wars,  &aumours  of  wa. 

Mar^ij.j. 
Luty  2i.9.(hall  hear  of  wars  and  commotions 
Jatn.4. 1  .from  whence  come  wars  and  fightings 

Wamty, 
zTint.z^no  man  that  warretb  entangleth  himfelf 

tt>arr(ng< 
2  rvi-i9.8.king  of  Affyria  warring  againft  Libnah 

lfai.37-3. 
RQm.j.ziwamni  againft  the  law  of  the  mind 

;  CHarrfonr. 

i/ai.p.y.battel  of  the  warriour  is  with  confufed  no, 

VDawtonwf. 
1  l\i>ii.ii.  chofen  men,wbjch  were  warriour s 

i  Clmm.i  1.1. 

tt>a0. 

€en.\.z.  earth  wa;  without  form 

darknefle  was  upon  the  face  of  the  deep 
•  1 2.the  tree--.whofe  feed  was  in  it  felf 
2.1 9.  Adam  called— that  was  the  name  thereof 
3.1.  ferpent  was  more  fubtill  then  any  beaft 
,6  .woman  fa  w  that  the  tree  was  good  for  food 
10. 1  heard  thy  voice  and  was  afraid 

becaufe  I  was  naked, 1  hid  my  felf 
20.Eve,becaufe  (he  was  the  mother  of  all 
4.2.Abel  was  a  keeper  of  (heep,Cain  was  a  till. 
y.Cain  was  very  wroth,  and  his  countenance 
2 1. his  brothers  name  was  Jubal :  he  was 
22.  the  filler  of  Tubal-Cain  wa;  Naamah 
J.  24.be  was  not/or  God  took  him 

3  2. Noah  was  foo.yeers  old,  and  Noah  beg. 
6.  j.  faw  that  the  wickednefle  of  man  was  great 
of  his  heart  was  only  evil  continually 
9.Noah  was  a  juft  man,&  perfect  in  his  gen. 
1 1 .  the  earth  alfo  was  corrupt  before  God 
Verfe  12. 
7.6.  Noah  was  ioo.yeers  oId,when  the  floud 
of  waters  was  upon  the  earth 
1 2. rain  was  upon  the  earth  40.dayes 
I7.the  floud  was  40.dayes  upon  the  earth 
zz.was  the  breath  of  life,of  all  that  was  in 
23.every  living  fubfta.  w<«deftr.  which  was 
8.1.  rememb.-all  the  cattell  that  was  with  him 
2.  rain  from  heaven  was  reftrained 
1 1  .lo,  in  her  mouth  was  an  olive  leaf 
i3,behold,the  face  of  the  ground  was  dry 
i4.day  of  the  moneth  was  the  earth  dried  - 
9.19.  of  them  was  the  whole  earth  over-fpread 
11. was  drunken,  and  he  was  uncovered 
.    1 0.9  .he  was  a  mighty  hunter  before  the  Lord 

1  o. beginning  of  his  kingdome  was  Babel 
i9«Dorder  of  the  Canaanites  was  from  Sidon 

2  j.  one  was  Peleg-his  brothers  name  was 
3o.their  dwelling  was  froniMcfha 

1 1 .  i .  the  whole  earth  was  of  one  language 
io.Shem  was  ioo.yeers  old,and  begate 
30.  but  Sarai  was  barren 

1 2.4.  Abram  was  7  j  .yeers  old  when  he  departed 
6.  the  Canaanite  wa;  then  in  the  land 

10.  the  famine  was  grievous  in  the  land 

11.  he  wascome  neer  to  enter  into  Egypt 
14.  beheld  the  woman,  that  (he  was  very  fair 
i8.didft  not  tell  me  that  (he  was  thy  wife 

1 3. 2.  Abram  was  very  rich  in  cattell 

tf.their  fubftance  was  great,lb  that  they  could 
14.10.the  vale  of  Siddira  was  foil  of  (lime-pits 

1 8-he  was  the  pricft  of  the  moft  high  God 
1  f.iz.fun  wa;  going  down,a  deep  fleepfell 
16.1.  an  Egyptian,  whofe  name  was  Hagar 

f.fhe  had  conceived,  I  was  defpifed  in  her 

1 6. Abram  was  fourfcore  and  fix  yeevs  old 
I7.i.when  Abram  was  ^^.yeets  old,the  Lord 

24.  Abraham  wa;  99. yeers  old,  when  he  was 

25.lfh.his  fon  wa;  1 3.yeers  old,when  he  was 
1S.i0.tent  door,which  was  behind  him 

1  y.I  laughed  not :  for  (he  was  afraid 
1 9.2  3.  fun  was  rifen-when  Lot  entred  Zoar 
2.0.16.  thus  (he  was  reproved 
zi.y.Abrah.wa;  ioo.yeers  old,when-Ifaac 

8  .the  childe  grew,and  was  weaned 

the  fame  day  that  Ifaacwa;  weaned 

ro.rfae  thing  was  very  grievous  in  Abrahams 

1  y. water  was fpent  in  the  bottle 

lo.God  was  with  the  lad 
zi.24.hisconcubine,  whofe  name  was  Reumah 


WAS 


23.1.  Sarah  wa;  127.  yeers  old 

1 7. field  of  Ephron  which  was  in  Machpelah 

was  before  Mamre-the  cave  which  Was 

24.i.Abrahamwa;  old,and  wel  ftricken  in  age 

1  J«Rebekah  came  out,  who  was  born  to  Bet 
itf.damfell  was  very  fair  to  look  upon 
29-had  a  brother,and  his  name  was  Laban 
36 -bare  a  fon  to  my  mafter,when  (he  was  old 
67.1faac  was  comforted  after  his  moth.death 

25.1.  Abra.took  a  wife,  and  her  name  was  Ket 
20.1faac  was  40.  yeers  old  when  he  took  Re' 
ai.becaufe  (he  was  barren :  and  the  Lo.  vtas 
2<J.Ifaac  wa;  6o.yeex%  old  when  (he  bare 
27.  Efau  was  a  cunning  hunter 

Jacob  wa;  a  plain  man,  dwell.  in  tents 
29.Efau  came  from  the  field,  &  he  was  faint 

%6.  i.firft  famine  that  was  in  the  dayes  of  Abra. 
7. becaufe  (he  was  fair  to  look  upon 
S.Ifaac  was  fporting  with  Rebekah  his  wife 

2  8  .we  faw  that  the  Lord  was  with  thee 
34.E{au  was  40.yeers  old  when  he  took 

27.i«it  came  to  pane  when  Ifaac  was  old 
lO.was  yet  fcarce  gone  out  from  the  prefen. ' 

2  8.7.  Jacob — was  gone  to  Padan-Aram 

11.  tarried  there,becaufe  the  fun  was  let 
i7.he  was  afraid,and  faid,How  dreadful! 

19.  2.  a  great  ftone  was  upon  the  wels  mouth 
1 2.he  was  her  fathers  brother — he  was 
i6.eld.nw  Leah)&  the  name  of  the  you.  was 
i7.Leahw»a;  tender-eyed:  but  Rachel  wa;  . 
3 1  .when  the  Lord  faw  that  Leah  was  hated 
but  Rachel  was  barren 

30.2.Jacobs  anger  was  kindled  againft  Rachel 
29.  thou  knoweft — how  thy  cattell  was  with 
37.white  appear  which  was  in  the  rods 

3  i.t.was  our  fathers,and  of  that  which  was 

2.behold,it  wis  not  towards  him  as  before 
21.  on  the  third  day,  that  lacob  was  fled 
36. Jacob  was  wroth,and  chode  with  Laban 
39.that  which  was  torn  of  bcafts,!  brought 
40.thus  I  was  in  the  day  the  drought  confum 

3i.7.Jacob-divided  the  people  that  was  with 
24.Jacob  was  left  alone,and  there  wreftled 
lj.hollow  of  Jacobs  thigh  was  out  of  joyrrc 

3  4-iQ.he  was  more  honourable  then  allthe  ho. 
24.  every  male  wa;  circumcifed 
28.which  was  in  the  ciiy,and  that  which  was 
29.fpoiled  even  all  that  was  in  the  houTe 

3  j.  3-wa;  with  me  in  the  way  which  I  went 

4.  Jacob  hid  them  under  the  oak  which  was 

5.  terrour  of  God  was  upon  the  cities  round 
I7.when  ftlewa;  in  hard  labour 

18.  her  foul  was  in  departing 
36.iz.Timna  was  concubine  to  Eliphaz 

37. i.Jacob  dwelt  in  the  land  wherin  his  fa.was 
z.was  feeding  the  flock  with  his  'brethren 

lad  was  with  the  fons  of  Bilhah 
3.  he  was  the  fon  of  his  old  age 
1  y.behold,he  was  wandfing  in  the  field 
24  pit  wa;  empty,  rhere  was  no  water  in  it 
i9.beho!d,Jofeph  was  not  in  the  pit 

3  8-5  he  was  at  Chezib  when  (he  bare  him 
7.Er  Judahs  firft-born  was  wicked 
1  l.Judah  was  comfortedjand  went  up  unto 
ifi.knew  not  that  (he  was  his  daughter  in  law 

2 1 .  where  is  the  harlot  that  was  openly  by 
25 .when  (lie  was  brought  forth,fhe  fent 

3  9>2.and  the  Lord  wai  with  Jofeph,  and  he  wa; 
and  he  was  in  the  houfe  of  his  mafter 
3 .  mafter  faw  that  the  Lord  was  with  him 
j.blefllng  of  the  Lord  was  upon  all  that  he 
6jofeph  was  a  goodly  perfon,and  well- fa  v. 

1 9.  his  wrath  was  kindled 

20.  and  he  was  there  in  priion 

22.  but  the  Lord  was  with  Jofeph 

23.  was  under  his  hand,  becaufe  the  Lo.  rfas 
40.2.  Pha.wa;  wroth  againft  two  of  his  officers 

3.  in  the  place  where  Jofeph  was  bound 
9.in  my  dream,behold,a  vine  was  before  me 
1 1. and  Pharaohs  cup  was  in  my  hand 
1  J.indeed  I  was  ftollen  away  out  ofthe  land 
i6.the  interpret.wa;  good,he  faid-I  alfo  waj. 
20.the  third  day,which  was  Phar.  birth-day 
4i.37.thing  was  good  in  the  eyes  of  Pharaoh 
48.which  was  round  about  every  city 
^.dearth  was  in  all  lands~Egypt  there  was 
5<J.  famine 


WAS         WAS 


WAS        WAS 


WAS 


WAS 


<j  6.  famine  was  over  all  the  face  of  the  earth 
57.famine  was  fo  fore  in  all  lands 
4 1 . 5 .  for  the  famine  was  in  the  land  of  Canaan 
6.VMS  the  governour-*  and  he  it  was  that  fold 
3  f. every  mans  bundle  of  money  was  in  his 
4 3.1  .and  the  famine  was  fore  in  the  land 
1 2.  and  take  the  money  that  was  brought  ag. 
ig.becaufe  of  the  money  that  was  returned 
26. brought  him  the  prefent  which  was  in 
3  4. Benjamins  mefle  was  five  times  fo  much 
44.  £  .as-the  morning  was  light,the  men  were 

i4-.for  he  was  yet  there,  and  they  fell  b:fore 
4?.  16.  fame  thereof  was  heard  in  Phar.  houfe 
47 . 1 3  .no  bread — for  the  famine  WW  very  fore 
18. when  that  yeer  was  ended,they  came  unto 
x8.whole  age  of  Jacob  was  i47.yeers 
48.14.upon  Ephraims  head,who  Was -the  young, 
for  Manaffeh  was  the  firft-born 
49.3 a.the  purchafe — <pf  from  the  chil.of  Heth 
5  0.16.  he  was  put  in  a  coffin  in  Egypt 
Exod^.ii. ha.il  fmote — all  that  was  in  the  field 
1  *.i9«  unco  the  firft-born  of  the  cape,  thztwas 
20. ti.unrothe  thick  darknefle  where  God  was 
32.  16.  and  the  writing  was  the  writing  of  God 
36.7.  for  the  ftufre-they  hactwas  fufficient 
Lry.9.8.ca-lf  of  the  fin-offer.which  was  forhimfelf 
io.ao.when Mofes  heard  tbac,he  was  content 
19.10.not  put  todeach,becaufe  fhe was  not  free 
24>io.whofe  father  was  an  Egyptian 
1 1.  and  his  mothers  name  was  Shelomith 
•ftimk.T .9'Was  that  they  ihould  bear  upon  their 
1 1 .4.mixt  multitude  that  was  among  them 
i6.ji.ground  clave  afunder  that  was  under 
32.3  9.  difpoflefled  the  Amorite  which  was  in  it 
Tojh.i.^asl  was  with  Mofes,fo  I  wil  be  with  thee 
if. thy  God  be-with  thee,as  he  was  with  Mo. 
g.ij.L.was  with Jofh. and  his  fame  was  noifed 
r4.r  1. as  flrong-as  I  mm»  in  the  day  that  Mofes 
Jack.  *  .8 .  then  was  war  in  the  gates 

o.cS.by  the  plain  of  the  pillar  that  aw  in  Shec. 
1  i.j.Jephthah-Wiwa.  mighty  man — and  hswas 
ii.6.was  like  fhe^ountenance  of  an  angel 

but  I  asked  him  not  whence  he  was 
ifi.aa.beganto  grow  again,after  he  was  fhaven 
18.31.  time  that  the  houfe  of  G.  was  in  Shiloh 
i9.26.houfe,where  her  lord  was-,til  it  waslight 
20.3.tell  us,how  was  this  wickednefle 
E.«tb  i.7.out  of  the  place  where  fhe  was 

4.7.  thxswas  the  manner — and  this  mm*  a  teft. 
1  Sam- i.i6.was  in  favour  both  with  the- Lord 
3.3  .where  the  ark  of  Godn?,*r,&  Sam.w^w  laid 
9.  io.went  unto  the  city  where  the  man  of  G.rvas 
12. 12.  the  Lord  your  God  was  your  king 
16. 1  i.hewas  ruddie,and  of  a  beautifull  count. 
zt.i.was  in  diftreffe—  thatw.w  in  debt— thatw.w 
27.7.time: — mtf&ftill  yeer  and  four  moneths 
s,  Sam.  1 2. 3. and  was  unto  him  as  a  daughter 
13.2.  for  (hewasa  virgin 
I6\i  3.  was  as  if  a  man  had  enquired  at  theora. 
23.19.w--w  he  notmoft  honor.-therfore  he  was 
i%i.$.i6.  fpake  the  wo. whole  the  living  child  was 
7.48.  the  table— wherupon  the  fhew-bread  was 
8  57.be  with  us,  as  he  was  with  our  fathers 
1  t  .28. man  Jerob.  was  a.  mighty  man  of  valour 
i7.i.Elijah-who  was  of  the  inhabit.  ofGilead 
1 8. 19. when  mid-day  was  paft-that- there  was 
19.  n.'L.was  not  in  the  wind — was  not  in  earth. 

12.  but  the  Lord  was  not  in  the  fire 
2C.4T-difcerned  him,  that  he  was  of  the  proph. 
a  K).  5 .1  .he  was  a  mighty  man-but  he  was  a  leper 
1 0.30.  according  to  all  that  was  in  mine  heart 
1  i.i4.king  ftood  by  a  pillar,as  the  manner  was 
i8.?6.kins;s  coramandm.w.'W-  Anfwcr  him  not 
Eftb-.  8.  was  fallen  upon  the  bed  where  Efth.m« 

■g.  1 .  E  drier  had  told  what  he  was  unto  her 
Job  16. 1  i.I  was  at  eafe,buthc  hath  broken  me 

29  4.  as  I  was  m  the  dayesof  my  youth 
pfai  37.3tf.he  palled  away,and  Io,he  was  not 
38,14,  thus  Iwaszs  a  man  that  heareth  not 
53.5  .in  great  fear  where  no  fear  was 
1 24- 1  .if  it  had  not  been  the  L.  who  was  on  our 

Verfe  2. 
Trov.K.tl.  I  was  fet  up  from  everlafting 
j         30. 1  was  by  him— I  was  daily  his  delight 

I'Jfai.q.t.  dimnefie  fhall  not  be  fuch  as  was  in  her 
j    13 .13  .this  peo.wa*  not  till  the  Aflyrian  founded 


Jer.}7.ii*was  in  the  gate  of  Benjamin}a  cap.-was 
48.17.  was  not  Ifr.  a  derifion— was  he  found 
f  2.  i9.that  which  was  of  lilver-took  the  cape. 
LflW.3.10.  he  nwasa  bear  lying  in  wait 

j  4. 1  was  a  derifion  unto  all  my  people 
£\ek-9-3-  gl°ry  °f tne  God  oflfrael  Bvwgone  up 
Amos  7.  i+.  I  was  no  prophet,neither  was  I  a  pro. 
Jonah  4.2. 0  Lord,w<£f  not  this  my  faying 
Mai.  i.z.was  not  Efau  Jacobs  brother,  yet  I  lov. 
Mattb.1.18.  birth  of  Jefus  Chrift  was  on  this  wife 
2.9.ftar  ftood  over  where  the  young  child  was 
21.25;.  baptifme  of  John,  whence  was  it 
22.ii.  and  he  was  fpeechlefle 
14,21 .  fuch  as  was  not  flnce  the  beginning 
25.3  5. 1  was  an  hungred~I  was  thirfty  1  was  a 
Verfes  42,43, 
26.7 1 .  was  with  Jefus  of  Nazareth 
Marl{  i-ij-fourty  dayes  tempted  of  Satan*  &  was 
45.  but  was  without  in  defare  places 
2,i<  it  was  noifed  that  he  was  in  the  houfe 
4.they  uncovered- the  roof  where  he  was 
2j.what  David  did,when  he  was  an  hungred 
4.  i  o. when  he  was  alone,  they  chat  were  about 
3&they  took  him,  even  as  he  was  in  the  fhip 
J.y.  night  and  day  he  was  in  the  mountains 
6 .20.  feared  John,knowing  he  was  a.  juft  man 
5;  f.  that  were  lick, where  they  heard  he  was 
■9.16.  and  he  was  as  one  dead 

33. what  wash  that  yedifputed  among  your 
1 1 . 1 3  .for  the  time  o£  figs  was  not  yet  come 
30  baprifroc  of  John,»w  it  from  heaven 
31. counted  John,that  he  was  a  prophet 
1 2.  r  1 .  this  was  the  Lords  doing,  and  it  is  marv. 
13.19.  afflicT:.  fuch  as  was  not  from  the  begin, 
ii?.  1 1.  when  they  had  heard  that  he  was  alive 
L«£e  1.  j. there  was  in  the  dayes  of  Herod 

66. and  the  hand  of  the  Lord  was  with  him 
%o.was  in  the  defarts,till  the  day  or  his  fhew. 
2  ,%%.was  a  man  in  Jerufaiem,  whole  name  was 

40.  and  the  grace  of  God  was  upon 
j.aj.being  (as  awfuppofed)  the  fon  of  Jofeph 

which  was  the  fon 

Verfes  14,1^.2^17328,29^0, 

?i,3z,33JJ4j35v,^,37,38. 

4.16.  as  his  cuftome  was,he  went  into  the  Syn. 

32.  for  bis  word  was  with  power 

41.  for  they  knew  that  hews  Chrift 
5.ii-.whenhe was'm a  certain  city,behold 
6.16  Judas  IfeariotjWhich  alfo  was  the  tiaitour 
9.51,was  as  though  he  would  go  to  Jerufaiem 
10.32.  was  at  the  place,  came  &  looked  on  him 

33.  a  certain  Samariiane  came  where  he  was 
17.  ro.wehave  done  that  which  was  our  duty 

i-tf.giving  him  thanks:  and  he  was  a  Samarit. 
1 8. 13. he  was  very  forrowfull/orheBw  very 

24. when  Tefus  faw  that  he  was  very  forrowf. 
I9.3.becaufe  he  was  little  of  ftature 

aa.thou  kneweft  that  I  was  an  auftere  man 
20.4.  was  it  from  heaven  or  of  men 
23.7.  who  himfelf  alfo  was  at  Jerufaiem 
24.i3.whichw<KfronjJeruf.about  60  .furlongs 

23.  which  faid  that  he  was  alive 
John  1 . 1  .word  was  with  G  od,  &  the  wo  rd  was  G . 

4.in  him  was  lifc,and  the  life  was  the  light 

9.that»<«  the  true  light  which  lighteth  every 

io*was  in  the  world,and  the  world  was  made 

1  j.for  he  was  before  me  Verfe  30. 
2.23.when  therfore  he  nwrifen  from  the  dead 

2  j.  for  he  knew  what  was  in  man 

3. 2<S.he  that  was  with  thee  beyond  Jordan 

4.47.  for  he  was  at  the  point  of  death 
5 1. as  he  was  now  going  down  his  fervants 

f .  f  .a  certain  man  was  there  which  had  an  infir. 

6.6 2.afcend  up  where  he  was  before 
'.     7.2.Jewes  feaft  of  tabernacles  was  at  hand 

42.  out  of  the  town  of  Beth,  where  Dav.  was 

8.58.  before  Abraham  was}  I  am 

r  i.tf.had  heard  therefore  that  he  was  fick 
1  y.glad  for  your  fakes  that  I  was  not  there 
$o.was  not  yet  come — but  was  in  that  place 
32.when  Mary  was  come  where  Jefus  was 

12  r.where  Lazarus  nw,which  had  been  dead 
%  .why  was  not  this  ointment  fold  for  three 
9.much  people  knew  that  he  was  there 
17.  people  that  was  with  him  bare  record 

16.4.  at  tha  beginning,  becaufe  I  was  with  you 
GSggg  * 


17.  j.  which  I  had  with  thee  before  the  wor.»wi 
1 8,1. where  was  a  garden,into  the  which  he  ent 

40.now  Barabbas  was  a  robber 
19 .8  .heard  that  faying,  he  was  the  more  afraid 
1 9. and  the  writing  -vass  Jefus  of  Nazareth 
2j.now  the  coatnvw  without  feame 
20.24.  ***"  not  witl1  sjiem  when  Jefus  came 
2 1 . 1 1 .  yet  was  not  the  net  broken 
<4#.4.34.neith.w<tt  there  any  am.them  that  lacked 
J.4.after  it  was  fold,  was  it  not  in  thine  own 
7.2.  when  he  was  in  Mefopotamia 
if.  but  God  was  with  him 
X9.and  was  a  flranger  in  the  land  of  Madian 
38.tb.is  is  he  that  was  in  the  church  in  the  wi. 
9.26. Saul  was  come  to  Jeruf.he  allayed  to  joy. 

39-Dorcas  made,while  fhe  was  with  them 
11. y.  I  >w  in  the  citie  of  Joppa  praying 
1 1.  come  unto  the  houfe  where  I  was 
17.  what  was  I  that  I  could  withftand  God 
19.16.  man  in  whom  the  evil  fpirit  B%>,Ieapt 
!     ai.33.  chief  captain  demanded  whoheRW 
23.34.  he  asked  ofwhat province  he  was 
Kom.<).r%. and  her  beloved,which  was  not  beloved 
1  Cer.13.11.when  I  wasa.  child,  I  fpake  as  a  child 
I  y.  1  o.  grace  which  was  bellowed — was  not  in 
but  the  grace  of  God  which  was  with  mc 
16.  r  2.  his  will  was  not  at  all  to  come 
<74/.4.i8.as  Ifaac  was, ate  the  children  ofpromlfe 

1  Tjwa.i^grace  of  our  L.  was  exceeding  abund. 

2  Tjw.3.9.unto  all  men,  as  theirs  alfo  was 
Heb.7.^.now  confidcr  how  great  this  man  was 

1 1  .what  further  need  was  there  that  another 
fam.i.tq.  forgetteth  what  manner  of  man  he  was 
1  Prt.3.6'.tbat  then  waj,being  overflowed  with  wa. 
1  John  1. 1. that  which  Was  from  the  beginning 
Rev.  1. 4.  from  him  which  is,and  which  was 

8,which  was,and  which  is  to  come  Cha.4.8. 
J6.18.was  a  great  earthquake,fuch  as  was 
I7.8.beaftthat  thou  faweft,w^3and  is  not 
when  they  behold  the  beaft  that  n^and  is 
1 1  .and  the  beaft  that  nw,and  is  not 
it  tip  as. 
6MM.4.  God  faw  the  light  that  it  wwgood 

7.which  were  above  the  firmam.and  it  was  Co 

10.  Ood  law  that  it  was  good 

Verfes  1 2,  18,  2i    2< 
31.  behold,  hwas  very  good 

2.5.  every  plant"— before  it  was  in  the  earth 
io.from  thence  ic  was  parted,and  became 

3.6.  hwas  pleafant  to  the  eyes,  and  a  tree  to 
6.12.  hwas  corrupt :  for  all  flefli  had  corrup 
7.17.  it  nw  lift  up  above  the  earth 

1 3.io.it  jwj  well  watered  every  where 
1  f.i7.fun  went  down,  and  it  was  dark 
29.1  $  in  the  morning,behold,ic  was  Leah 
30.30.it  was  little  that  thou  hadft  before  lea. 
31.2.  it  was  not  toward  him  as  before 

21.  it  was  told  Laban  that  Jacob  fled 
4I.7.  behold,  Itwasa  dream 

13.  as  he  interpreted  to  us,fo  it  was 

49. for  it  was  without  number 
41-6.be  it  was  that  fold  to  all  the  peo.of  the  la, 

27.behold,it  was'm  his  facks  mouth 
43,n.peradventure  it  was  an  over-fight 
45.iS.it  was  no  more  you  that  fent  me  hither 

50.9.  and  it  was  a  very  great  company 
£;tod.ii.?4'  took  their  dough  before  it  was leav. 

39.  for  it  was  not  leavened 

14.10.  &  it  was  a  cloud  and  darknefle  to  them 
16.1  y.  for  they  wift  not  what  hwas 

40.3  7.till  the  day  that  it  was  taken  up 
Lef.8.i9.ratn  of  confecration  hwas  Moles  part 
10.16.  and  behold,it  ww  burnt 
27.24.fhaH  return  unto  him  of  whom  it  was  bo. 
Numb.7.%8.th\s  was  the  dedica. — after  that  it  was 
q.i  6.fo  it  w<«alway:the  cloud  covered  it 
20.  fo  it  was  when  the  cloud  was  a  few  dayes 
21  .fo  it  was  when  the  cloud  abode  from 

whether  it  was  by  day  or  night 
22.butwhen  it  was  taken  up,they  journeyed 
11. 18.  for  it  nw  well  with  us  in  Egypt 
7ej&.8.2$.  fo  it  was  that  all  that  fell  that  day 
11.20.for  it  was  of  the  L.  to  harden  their  hearts 
14.7.  brought  him  word  as  it  was  in  mine  heart 
fudg.6-l*  lb  it  MVKwhen  Ifrael  had  fown 

27.  fa 


W  AS         W  AS 


WA  S 


WAS 


WAS 


WAS 


Z7.fo  ic  MW,becaufe  he  feared  his  fath.houfh. 
"  ik  and  it  was  fo;  for  he  rofe  up  early  in  the 

40.  for  ic  was  drie  upon  the  fleece  only 
7.  ij.it  was  fo  when  Gideon  heard  the  telling 

9. 2  J.  and  it  was  told  Abimelech 

ii.j.  it  was  fo,  that  when  the  child,  of  Ammon 

39.  and  ic  was  a  cuiiome  inlfracl 
Ii. j.and  it  was  fo,that  when  thofe  Ephraimites 
14.4-fa.and  mot.  knew  not  that  it  was  of  the  L. 
18.28.  it  was  far  from  Zidon — it  to*  in  the 
19.26.  where  her  Lord  was,  tili  it  was  light 
30.it  nwfo,thac  all  that  law  it,faid,There 
Ruth  2. 17. and  it  was  about  an  ephah  of  barley 

1  Sam.1-7-  msnof  Afhdod  faw  that  it  nw  fo,  they 

9.  it  was  fo  after  they  had  carried  it  about 
7. 2. time  was  long:  for  it  was  twenty  yeers 
10.9.  it  was  fo  that  when  he  had  turned  his 
U.  1 1.  it  was  fo  on  the  morrow,that  Saul  put 
12.1  J.againft  you,as  it  was  again  ft  your  fathers 
'  1 4. 1  5 .  lo  it  was  a  very  great  trembling 
zj.io.hwas  fo,as  me  rode  on  the  afle 
28. 14. Saul  perceived  that  kwas  Samuel 
30.3.  behold,  itwas  burnt  with  fire 

a  j .  and  it  was  fo  from  that  day  forward 

2  Sam.  i.2.  and  fo  it  was  when  he  came  to  David 

3.3  j.  to  eat  meat  while  it  was  yet  day 

37.  that  it  was  not  of  the  king  to  (lay  Abner 
6.1 3.  kwasfo  that  when  they  that  bare  the  ark 
1  y.y.ic  was  fo,  that  when  any  man  came  nigh 
1 8. 29. great  tumulc,but  I  knew  not  what  kwas 
19-i.it  wastold  Joab,Behold,the  king  weepeth 
1  Ki.2. !  j .  for  it  was  his  from  the  Lord 
3. 1 5.Solomon  awoke,and  behold, it  aw  a  dre. 
6.7. made  ready  before  kwas  brought  thither 
8.17.  it  ww  in  the  heart  of  David  my  father 
lS.whereas  it  was  in  thine  heartto  build 

2  Cbron.  6.8. 
thou  diddeft  well>  that  it  was  in  thine  he. 
J  4.and  it  was  fo,when  Sol.  had  made  an  end 
io.  6.  it  was  a  true  report  that  I  heard 

2  Cbron.  9.  j. 
2i.  filver,  it  was  nothing  accounted  of 
13.6.  and  became  as  it  was  before 

17. for  it  was  faid  to  me  by  the  word  of  the  L. 
14.tf.it  was  fo,when  Ahijah  heard  the  found 
28.it  was  fo,  when  the  king  went  into  the 
1 8.4.1c  »>.«  fo,  when  Jezebel  cut  off  the  proph. 
1j.13.it  was  fo,when  Elijah  heard  it,that  he 
20.29.fo  it  was,ih,3.t  in  the  feventh  day  the  bat. 
2 1.3?. perceived  that  it  was  not  the  king  of  I  fr. 
2  I(/.4.8.fo  it  was,  that  as  ofc  as  he  pafled  by 
j,8»it  was  fo,whcn  Elijah  the  man  of  God 
6. 5.  alas  matter,  for  kwas  borrowed 
7.7.campasitm«,  and  fled  for  their  life 
8  7.kwas  told  him,faying,  The  man  of  God  is 
1  i.6.it  was  fo,  that  in  the  2  3.  yeer  of  king  Jeh. 
iii  it  was  fo,  when  they  faw  that  there  was 
i6.trefpafle-mony,  fin-mony:it  was  the  prie. 
14.  2<5.  faw  the  affliction  that  it  was  very  bitter 
17. 7. for  fo  it  was,  that  the  children  of  Ifrael 
2  5 .  fo  it  was  at  the  beginning  of  their  dwell. 

1  Chron^-1.7.  it  was  in  my  mind  to  build  an  houfe 

2  Chron.6-7  .k  was  in  theheart  of  Dav.  to  build  an 

20.2  j. three  dayes  in  gathering -it  was  fo  much 

30.5 .infuch  fort  as  it  was  written 

18.  eat  the  pafleover  otherwife  then  it  was 
E\ra  4-i4.it  was  not  meet  for  us  to  fee  the  kings 
Neb.  1 1. 23. it  was  the  kings  commandment  concer. 
Eftb.4.  5  .to  know  what  it  was,  and  why  it  was 

J. 2.  and  ic  was  fo,  when  the  king  faw  Either 
fob  i.f.kwas  fo,  when  the  dayes  oftheir  feafting 

42-7.it  was  fo,that  after  the  Lord  had  fpoken 
Pp/.33-9.for  he  fpake,and  it  was  done 

68.9.confirm  thine  inheritance,  when  kwas 
Ecdef.  j. 6. before  the  angel  that  it  was  an  errour 

1 2.7.duft  return  to  the  eanh  as  it  was 
Cant. 3.4-it  was  but  a  little  that  I  pafled  from  them 
lfai.ii.jg  like  as  kwas  to  Ifrael  in  the  day  that 

48.16  from  the  time  that  it  was ,there  am  I 
/e**.ij.9.her  fun  is  gone  doWn,while  it  was  yet  day 
.  22.1  j.  and  then  it  was  well  with  him 

VeiTe   16. 

41  -7.it  was  fo,when  they  came  into  the  midft 

J  2.2!.thickneffe  therof  was  4-fingers,it  was  hoi. 
.E^-  3 . ; .  it  was  in  mv  month  as  hony 

16.1  J.every  one  that  pafled  by,  his  it  was    ' 


1 9.and  thus  it  was,  faith  the  Lord  God 

3  2.  1  j.  fhall  be  deftitute  of  that  whereof  ic  was 

43. 3. it  was  according  to  cheappea.ofthe  virion 

44. 1. which  looketh  cow.  the  eaft,&  it  was  fliut 

Hof.  1  .io.where  it  was  faid  unto  them.  Ye  are  not 

Zecb.u  .11. knew  that  it  nwthe  word  of  the  Lord 

Matib.9.1 3  .it  was  never  fo  feen  in  Ifrael 

1 4. 1  y. when  it  was  even  his  difciples  came  to 
I9.8.but  from  the  beginning  it  was  not  fo 
Marl^  4.37.  fo  that  it  was  now  mil 

J.  1 4. and  they  went  out  to  fee  what  it  was 
10.47 .when  he  heard  that  kwas  Jefus 
1y.2j.it  was  the  third  hour,  and  they  crucified 
42.it  was  the  preparacion,thac  is,the  day  bef. 
i6.4.rolled  away,for  it  was  very  great 
Lu\e  2,6.  fo  it  was,  that  while  they  were  there 
26.it  was  revealed  unto  him  by  the  holy  Gh. 
4«i7.he  found  the  place  where  it  was  written 

42.  and  when  itwas  day  he  departed 
tf.13.when  it  ww  day  he  called  unto  him 

48. for  it  was  founded  upon  a  rock 
1 1.1 4.cafling  out  a  devil,  and  it  was  dumb 
1j.32.it was  meet  thatwe  fhould  makemerry 
17.26.  as  kwas  in  the  dayes  of  Noah,fo 

28-likewife  alfo  as  it  was  in  the  dayes  of  Lot 
20.7.they  could  not  tell  whence  it  was 
22.22. Son  ofman  goeth  as  kwas  determined 
23. began  to  enquire  which  of  them  it  was 
66.as  foon  as  it  was  day,the  elders  of  the  pe. 
23.44. and  it  was  about  the  fixt  hour 
24,10.  it  was  Mary  Magdalene  and  Joanna 
John  i.39.for  it  was  about  the  tench  hour 
2.9»had  tafted,and  knew  not  whence  it  was 
4.  j  3  .fo  the  father  knew  that  it  was  at  the  fame 
j .  1 3. that  was  hcaled,wift  not  who  it  was 

1  j.  that  kwas  Jefus  that  made  him  whole 
6.17.  and  it  was  now  dark 

7 1  -for  he  it  was  that  fhould  betray  him 
9.  i4.it  aw  the  S?b.  day  when  Jefus  made  clay 

3  2.fnce  the  world  began  was  it  not  heard 
1  o.22.and  it  was  at  Jerufa]em,the  feaft  of 

the  dedication,  and  it  was  winter 
il.z.itwas  that  Mary  which  anointed  the  Lo. 

3  8.  it  was  a  cave,  and  a  ftone  lay  upon  it 
13.30. immediately  our:  and  ic  was  night 
18.14.that  it  was  expedient  one  man  fhould  die 
1 8.had  made  a  fire  :  for  it  was  cold 
28.it' way  early ,they  themfelves  went  not 
19.14.it  was  the  preparation  of  the  pafleover 

31.  becaufe  it  was  the  prepara.  —  befought 
2o.i.when  it  was  yet  dark,unto  the  fepukhre 

1 4. and  knew  not  that  it  was  Jefus 
21.4.  difciples  knew  not  it  was  Jefus 
7.when  Simon  Peter  heard  that  it  was  the  L. 
1 2. knowing  that  it  was  the  Lord 
Att.x.iq.kwas  known  to  all  the  dwell,  at  Jeruf. 
a.24.  it  was  not  poflible  he  fhould  be  holden 
.3.10.  knew  it  was  he  which  fate  for  almes 
4.3.  for  it  was  now  eventide 
j-7.it  was  the  fpace  of  three  hours  afcer 
1 2. 1  j.fhe  conftantly  affirmed,  that  it  was  even 

1 8.as  foon  as  it  was  day,there  was  no  fmall 
21.3  j.fo  kwas  that  he"  was  born  of  the  fouldiers 
27.39.when  it  was  day,  they  knew  not  the  land 
fifl»».j.i6.and  not  as  it  wjby  one  that  finned 
1  Tbef.z.i.owr  entrance— that  it  was  not  in  vain 

Behold,  it  HDa0. 
Gen.1.1 1.  and  behold,it  was  very  good 

6. 12. upon  the  earth,and  behold,  it  was  corrupt 
-    29.2  j. in  the  morning, behold,it  was  Leah 
3 1. 2. behold,  it  was  not  towards  him  as  before 
4 1 .7-Phara.awoke,  and  behold,it  was  a  dream 
42. 27. behold,  it  was  in  his  facks  mouth 
JLei>.io.i6.and  behold, it  was  burnt 
1  Stftf^o^.beholdjitaw  burnt  with  fire 
i  -K/.3.21.  beholdjit  was  dead — behold,it  was  not 

There  UDa0. 
Gf3.L3.let  there  be  light:  and  there  was  light 
2.J.tbereȣ$  not  a  man  to  till  the  ground 

20.for  Adam  there  was  not  found  an  help 
4.26.  to  Seth  alfo  there  Was  born  a  fon  1 ; 
1 2.10.  there  was  a  famine  in  the  land,  and  Abr. 
1 3.7-there  was  a  ftrife  between  the  herdmen 
24.33.tn.ere  wasCct  meat  before  him  to  eat 
2j.io.tbere  was  Abr.buried,and  Sarah  his  wife 
26.i.there  was  a  famine  in  the  land,befides 


3J.i6.therew«i  butalitde  way  to  come  to  Ep. 
37.24.p1t  was  tmptyjthere  was  no  water  in  it 
38.21.  there  was  no  harlot  in  this  place 

Verfe  21. 
3  9.1  i.there  was  none  of  the  men  of  the  houfe 
40. 1 7  .there  was  of  all  manner  of  bake-meats 
41.8.  there  was  none  that  could  interpret  them 
12. there  was  there  with  us  a  young  man 
24.  there  was  none  could  declare  it 
J4-  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt  there  was  bread 
42.1.  when  Jacob  faw  there  Bwcorn  in  Egypt 
4 7. 1 3- there  was  no  bread  in  all  the  land 
F.xod.z.iz.faw  there  was  no  man,he  flew  the 
J.  1 3.  your  works— as  when  there  was  ftraw 
7.2i.there  was  bloud  thorowout  all  the  land 
8. j  j.Phai  .faw  that  there  was  refpite 
9.24.  fuch  as  there  was  none  like  it 

26.  in  the  land  of  Golhen  was  there  no  hail 
10.22. there  was  a  thifk  darknefle  in  all  the 
1 1.6. fuch  as  there  was  none  like  it 
12.30.  there  was*  great  cry  in  Egypc 

there  was  not  an  houfe  where  there  Was 
1 7. i.there  ww  no  water  for  the  people  to 
24.1  o.there  was  under  his  feet  as  it  were  under 
3  9- 23. there  was  a  hole  in  the  midft  of  the  robe 
Ira.  1 3. 18.  in  the  skin  thereof  was  a  bile 
Numb. 9.1  j. at  even  there  was  upon  the  Tabernacle 
ao.2.  and  there  was  no  water  for  the  congreg. 
26.64.  amo.  thefe  there  was  not  a  man  of  them 

6  j.and  there  was  not  left  a  man  of  them 
31.1 6.and  there  was  a  plague  amo.tbe  congre. 
D£«£.2-36.there  was  not  one  city  too  ftrong  for 
3.4.there  Was  not  a  city,which  we  took  noc 
1 8.1  j. where  there  was  no  water 
22. 27.and  there  was  none  to  fave  her 
3  2. 12.  and  there  »w  no  Urange  God  with  him 
Joflj.%.  1 1.  there  was  a  valley  between  them  &  Ai 
1 7,  and  there  was  not  a  man  left  in  Ai 
3  J.there  was  noc  a  word  which  Jofh.read  not 
io.i4.there  was  no  day  like  that  before  it 
1 1 .1 1.  there  was  not  any  left  to  breath 

19.  there  was  not  a  city  that  made  peace  with 

17. 1.  there  was  alfo  a  lot  for  the  tribe  of  Man. 

2.there  was  alfo  a  loc  for  the  reft  of  the  chi. 

2  2.17-alchough  there  was  a  p'ague  in  the  cong. 

//tf/g.4.16.  there  was  not  a  man  left 

17.  for  there  was  peace  between  Jabin 
j.  14. out  of  Ephraim  was  there  a  root  of  them 
6.40.  and  there  was  dew  on  all  the  ground 
9.  j  1  .but  there  was  a  ftrong  tower  within  the 
13. 2. there  was  a  certain  man  of  Zorah 
17.1.  there  w^f  amanofmount  Ephraim 

6.  in  thofe  dayes  there  was  no  king  in  Ifrael 

Chap.18.1.  &  21. 2f. 

7.  there  was  a  young  man  out  of  Bethlehem 
i8.7.there  was  no  magiftrate  in  the  land 

28.and  there  was  no  deliverer,  becaufe 
1 9. 1.  when  there  was  no  king— that  there  Was 

1  j  .for  there  was  no  man  that  took  them 
3o.there  was  no  fuch  deed  done  nor  feen 

20.3 8. now  there  was  an  appointed  figne 
Rutb  1. 1. that  there  was  a  famine  in  the  land 
i  Sam.  1.1.  there  was  a  certain  man  of  Ramatha. 
3.1.  there  was  no  open  virion 
4.10.  there  was  a  very  great  flaughter 
J.i  1. for  there  was  a  deadly  deftruction 
6.14.  where  there  was  a  great  ftone 
7.i4.and  there  was  peace  between  If.  &  the  A. 

17.10  Ramah  :  for  there  was  his  houfe 
9.1. there  was  a  manof  Benjamin,whofe 

2-there  was  not  among  the  chil.oflf.a  good. 
1 3. 1 9. now  there  was  no  fmith  found  thorowout 

22.there  was  neither  fword  nor  fpear  found 
14.1  j.and  there  was  trembling  in  the  hoft^ 

20.  and  there  was  a  veify  great  difcomfiture 

2  j.and  there  was  hony  upon  the  ground 

3 9. but. there  was  not  a  man  that  anfwered 
J2.and  there  was  fore  war  againft  the  Phil 
I7.3.and  there  was  a  valley  between  them 

j  o-but  there  was  no  fword  in  the  hand  of 
19.8.  and  there  was  war  again,  and  Dav.  went 
2i-6.for  there  was  no  bread  there,but  fhew-br. 
2  J. 2. and  there  was  a.  man  in  Maon,whofe  pofl. 
28.20.and  there  was  no  ftrength  in  him 
30.19.and  there  was  nothing  lacking  to  them 
2  5<?».2.i7-and  there  was  a  very  fore  battell 

j'.i.now 


WAS 


WAS 


WAS 


WAS 


WAS 


WAS 


2.  i.now  there  was  long  war  between  the 

6.  while  there  was  war  between  the  houfe 
1 4.6. and  there  was  none  to  part  them 

2?.  but  in  all  Ifrael  there  Was  none  to  be  fo 
18.7.  there  was  a  great  flaughter  that  day 
2, 1. 1,  there  was  a  famine  in  the  daies  of  David 

1 8. there  was  again  a  battell  with  the  Philift. 

1 9. and  there  was  again  a  battell  in  Gob 

10.  and  there  was  yet  a  battell  in  Gath 
1  KM-1-  becaufe  there  was  no  houfe  built 
y. 1 2.  and  there  was  peace  between  Hiram  &  So 
6.7S0  that  there  was  neither  hammer  nor  axe 

18. all  was  Cedar,there  was  no  ftone  feen 
7-ia. there  was  a  bafe  above  and  beneath 
8. 9  .there  was  nothing  in  the  ark  fa  ve  the  two 
10. 3. there  was  not  any  thing  hid  from  the  king 

< .  there  was  no  more  fpirit  in  her 

z  cbron.  9. 4. 

10.  there  wasnot  the  like  made  in  any  king. 

2  Cbron.9.19. 

14.  jo. there  was  war  between  Rchob.&  Jerob. 

Chap.15.tf.  2CforiM.12.1y. 

i  y.7.there  was  war  between  Abijam  &  Jerob. 

2  Chron.s^.z. 

itf.there  was  war  between  Afaand  Baafha 
Verfe  31. 
1 7. 1 7. that  there  was  no  breath  left  in  him 
18.26 .but  there  was  no  voice,nor  any  that 

4  y.  and  there  was  a  great  rain 
22.47  .there  was  then  no  king  in  Edom 
t  Kj-l-9-  there  was  no  water  for  the  holt 

27.  there  was  great  indignation  againft  Ifr. 
4.3 1. but  there  was  neither  voice,nor  hearing 

38.  and  there  was  a  dearth  in  the  land 

41.  and  there  was  no  harm  in  the  pot 
6.iy.and  there  was  a  great  famine  in  Samaria 
10.it.  there  was  not  a  man  left  that  came  not 
1 1. 1 6.  and  there  was  fhe  (lain 
12.10.  faw  that  there  was  much  money  in  the 
14.26.for  there  was  not  any  fhut  up^nor  any 
20.13.  there  was  nothing  in  his  houfe  that  Hex. 

2  2.7.howbeit  there  was  no  reckoning  made 
2J.2i.fure!y  there  was  not holden  fuch  a  paffe. 
2 y. 3. there  was  no  bread  for  the  peo.of  the  land 

1  Cbron- 1 2.40.for  there  was  joy  in  Ifrael 

20.J. and  there  was  war  again  with  the  Philift. 
6.  yet  again  there  was  war  in  Gath 

2  Cbron.i.l  .for  there  ww  the  taber.  of  the  congre. 
y.  10.  there  was  nothing  in  the  ark  fave  the  2.ta 
9.2.  there  was  nothing  hid  from  Solomon 

1  y.  y.and  in  thofe  times  there  was  no  peace 

19  .and  there  was  no  more  war  unto  the  five 
2T  .1 7-fo  that  there  was  never  a  fon  left  him 

3  o.ifj.  fo  there  was  great  joy — there  was  not 
3  s.i  y  .therefore  there  w<m  wrath  upon  him 

3  y.  1  S.there  was  no  pafleover  like  to  that 
36. 16.  till  there  was  no  remedy 
£^m  tf.i .  there  was  found  at  Achmetha,in  the  pal. 
Neh.z.*4  but  there  bvh  no  place  for  the  bead  to 
5.1  and  the  ewas  a  great  cry  of  the  people 
6.1.  and  there  n»<tt  no  breach  left  therein 
8.17.  and  there  nw  very  great  gladnefle 
Efrfo.7-7.for  he  faw  that  there  was  evil  determined 
Job  1 .  i  .there  was  a  man  in  the  land  of  Hz 

6.  now  there  w<m  a  day  when  the  fons  of  God 

Chap.i.i. 

1 3  and  there  was  a  day  when  his  fons  &  dau. 

3  2.y.when  Elihu  faw  that  there  was  no  anfwer 

Vfal.\o6.i  i.there  was  not  one  of  them  left 

142.4.  there  was  no  man  that  would  know  me 
Ecdtf.i,.  1  -on  the  fide  of  their  oppreflbrs  there  was 
9_i4.there  was  a  little  city,  and  a  few  men  with 
1  y.  now  there  was  found  in  it  a  poor  wile 
jfai.  39.  i.  was  nothing—  Hez.  (hewed  them  not 
41.28.  there  was  no  man— there  wai  no  counf. 
43. 10. before  me  there  was  no  God  formed 

12.  and  there  was  no  ftrange  God  among 
J9.1  y.  difpleafed  him  that  there  was  no  judge. 
i6.there  was  no  man,  &  wond.that  there  was 
Jer.^.iS-  and  lo,  there  was  no  man 
14.4.  for  there  was  no  rain  in  the  earth 
5 .  forfook  it,  becatife  there  was  no  grafle 
6.eyes  did  fail,  becaufc  there  was  no  graffe 
i6.20.there  was  alfo  a  man  that  prophefied 
5 1 .6.fo  that  there  was  no  bread  for  the  people 
34.  there  was  a  continuall  diet  given  him 


E^k- 1 3  • IO-  faying,Peace,and  there  was  no  peace 
I7.7.there  was  alfo  another  great  eagle 
34.8.meat  to  every  beaft,becaufe  there  was 
37»7.and  as  I  prophefied,  there  was  a  noife 

8.  but  there  was  no  breath  in  them 
46.2i.in  every  corner  of  the  court  there  was 

2  3.  and  there  was  a  new  building  round  abo. 
DdS.7.14.  and  there  was  given  him  dominion 

8. 7. and  there  was  no  power  in  the  ram 
1 2.r.  fuch  as  never  was  fince  there  was  a  na. 
Jonah  1.4.  there  was  a  mightie  tempeft  in  the  fea 
Hdb.3.4.  and  there  was  the  hiding  of  hi>  power 
Zecfo.8.10.  there  was  no  hire  for  man,neither 

io.2.troubled,bccaufe  there  was  no  ihepherd 
Matt.$.z6.and  there  was  a  great  calm  Mar.$.$<). 
3o.therc  was  a  good  way  offan  herd 
ii.io.  there  was  a  man  which  had  his  hand  wit. 
2 1 .3  3  .there  was  a  certain  houfholder 
2y.6.and  at  midnight  there  was  a  cry  made 
27.4 $. there  w.wdarknefle  over  all  the  land 

Mai\  if. 33. 
61. and  there  was  Mary  Magdalene,and  the 
Mar\  1. 23. there  was  in  their  fynagogue  a  man 
z.z.thercwas  no  room  to  receive  them 
3.1.  there  was  a  man  which  had  a  withered  ha. 
y.ii.there  was  there  nigh-a  great  herd  of  fwine 
9.7.there  was  a  cloud  that  ovcrlhadowed  them 
15.7. there  was  one  named  Barabbas,  which  lay 
Lul(e  1.  y.  there  was  in  the  dayes  of  Herod 
2.7.111  a  manger, becaufe  there  was  no  room 
13.  there  was  with  the  angel,  a  multitude  of 
36.and  there  was  one  Anna  a  prophetefle 
4. 1 7. there  was  delivered  unto  him  the  book 

3  3  .there  was  a  man  which  had  a  fpirit  of  an 
y.29.  there  was  a  great  company  of  Publicanes 
6.6.  there  was  a  man  whofe  right  hand  was  wi. 
7.41  .there  was  a  certain  credirour  which  had 
8.i  4-they  ceafed,and  there  was  a  calm 

32.therew.«  there  an  herd  of  many  fwine 
9.i7.there  raw  taken  up  of  fragments  12.  bask. 
13.1 1  .there  was  a  woman  which  had  a  fpirit  of 
16.1.  there  was  a  certain  rich  man  which  had  a 
i7.i9Jtherew»rff  a  certain  rich  man  clothed  in 
20.  there  was  a  certain  begger  named  Laz. 
1 8.2. there  was  in  a  city  a  judge  which  feared 

3. and  there  was  a  widow  in  that  city 
22. 24. there  was  alfo  a  ftrife  among  them 
23  44.  there  was  a  darknefleover  all  the  earth 
John  1.6.  there  was  a  man  fent  from  God 

2.1 .  and  the  third  day  there  was  a  marriage  in 
3. i.there  aw  a  man  of  the  Phar  named  Nicod. 

23.  becaufe  there  was  much  water  there 
4.46.there  was  a  certain  noble  man  whofe 
y.i.after  this  thete  was  a  feaft  of  the  Jewes 
6.10. now  there  was  much  grafle  in  the  place 
22.faw  that  there  was  no  other  boat  there 
7.1  i.there  was  much  murmuring  among  the 

43.  fo  there  was  a.  divifion  among  the  people 
9.T6.and  there  was  a  divifion  among  them 

19.  there  was  a  divifion  therefore  again  amo. 
13.23.  now  there  was  leaning  on  Jefus  bofome 
19. 2  9.  there  was  feta  veflellfull  of  veneger 
4i.therenw  a  garden,and  in  the  garden 
7. 1 2.when  Jacob  heard  that  there  was  corn  in 
8.1.  at  that  time  there  was  a  great  perfecution 
8. and  there  was  great  joy  in  that  city 
9.  there  was  a  certain  man  called  Simon 
j.io.there  was  a  certain  difciple  at  Daraafcus 

l6.thetcwas  at  Joppa  a  certain  difciple 
1 2.1 8  .there  was  no  fmall  ftir  among  the  foul. 
28.18.  becaufe  there  was  no  caufe  of  death 
2  C0i\8.i  1  .that  as  there  was  a  readinefie  to  will 
Heb.g.z.  for  there  was  a  tabern.  made,  thehrft 
Rea.4.3.  there  was  a  rain-bow  round  ab.  the  thro. 
6-before  the  throne  there  Was  a  fea  of  glafle 
6.n.and  lo,there  was  a  great  earth-quake 
1 1. 1 3.  the  fame  hour  was  there  a  great  earth. 
1  i.7.and  there  was  war  in  heaven 
11. 1.  pafled  away, and  there  was  no  more  fea 
Behold,  there  ttOaflf. 
E.t"flrf.9.7.behoId,there  was  not  one  of  the  cattell 
7«^.7->3<behold,ihere  was  a  man  that  told  a  dre. 

1 4.8.behold,therc  was  a  fwarm  of  bees 
iSfl«*.f9.i6.behoId,there  was  an  image  in  the  bed 
If(i'i9.6behold,there  was  a  cake  baken  on  the 
iJC'.7.$.behold,thereM?<w  no  man  there  Ver.io. 
Ggggg? 


£^4°.3.behold,there  was  a  man,  whofe  appear. 
46.i9.behold3there  was  a  place  on  the  two  fides 
Zecb. j.7.behold,there  was  liftup a  taient  oflead 
Matt. 2 8.7. behold jthere  was  a  great  eanh-tjuake 
Litlji  2.2s.  behold,there  ttas  a  man  in  Jeruialem 
7. n. behold,  there  was  a  dead  man  carried  out 
13. 1 1.  behold,  there  was  a  woman  which  had  a 
i4.2.behold,there  was  a  certain  man  before  him 
i9.i.behold,there  was  a  man  named  Zacheus 
23.5 o.behold,  there  was  a  man  named  Jolepfi 
tt)a(h. 
Gen.  1  S.q.wajb  your  feet,and  reft  under  the  tree 
I9.2.tarry  all  night,and wajh  your  feet 
24.32.gave — water  to  wajh  his  feet 
£wrf.2.y.daughter  of  Pharaoh  came  down  to  wajh 
29. 4.  Aaron  and  his  fons-and  lhalt  wajh  them 
Chap.40.12. 
17.  and  wajh  the  inwards  of  him 

LtVlt.l.y.&L  9,14. 

30. 18. and  his  foot  alfo  of  brarle,to  wajh  withall 
19.  Aaron  and  his  Ions  Hull  wajh  their  hands 
20,they  lhall  wajh  with  water  that  they  die 
zr.fo  they  lhall  wajh  their  hands  &  their  fe. 
40.30.and  put  water  there  to  n>a//lwithall 
Lev.6.i7.thou  ihalt  wajh  chat  whereon  it  wasfpri. 
13.  J4.  prieft  ihall  command  that  they  wajh  the 
j8.and  the  garm.nt — which  thou  ihalc  wajh 
14.8.  his  hair,  and  wajh  hirafelf  in  water 

Deut.i^.n. 
9-alfo  he  (hall  wajh  his  flefh  in  water 

Chap.16.24, 
IS .i6.then  he  (hall  wajh  all  his  flelh  in  water 
\6,$.wajh  his  flefh  in  water,and  fo  put  them  on 
24.  Aaron  (hall  wajh  his  flefh  in  the  holy  pi. 
17. 16. but  if  he  wajh  them  not,then  he  (hall 
2i.6.unlefle  he  wajh  his  flefh  in  water 
Dental  .6.fhall  wajh  their  hands  over  the  heifer 
Kutbj.^.wajh  thy  (elf  thereforc,and  anoint  thee 

1  5aw.2y.41.be  a  ferv.  towafl;  the  feet  of  the  fer. 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 8.go  down  to  thy  hou/e,&  wcjh  thy  feet 

1  I^M-io  go  and  wajh  in  Jordan  feven  times 

1 2.may  I  not  wejh  in  them  and  be  clean 
1 3. when  he  faith  to  thee,  Waft  and  be  clean 

2  Cbron.4.6.  and  five  on  the  left,  10  r?afh  in  them 

but  che  fea  was  for  the  priefts  to  wajh  in 
Job  9.30. ifl  wajhmy  felfin  fnow-water 
Pfal.26.6. 1  will  wajh  mine  hands  in  innocencie 
j  i.z.w&Jh  me  throughly  from  mine  iniquitie 
7. wajh  me,and  I  (hall  be  whiter  then  fnow 
y8.10.fhal  wafljhh  feet  in  the  bloud  ofthewic.? 
Ifai.i.i6.wajl)  ye,make  ye  clean,pm  away 
Jer.i.z  2. for  though  thou  wajh  thee  with  nitre 

4.14.O  Jerufalem,  wajh  thine  heart  from  wick. 
£^,23-4°.f°r  whom  thou  didft  wajh  thy  felf 
•W<ztt.6.i7.anointthinehead,andmi/&  thy  face 
1 5. 2. they  wajh  not  their  hands  when  they  eat 
Mar\  7. 3. except  they  wajh  their  hands  ofr,eat  not 
4,from  the  market,except  they  wajh,  they  eat 
Lu\e  7.3  S.began  to  wajh  his  feet  with  tears 
John  9.7. go  wajh  in  the  pool  of  Siloam 

11.  go  to  the  pool  of  Siloam,  and  wajh 
13-y.and  began  towajlj  the  difciples  feet 
6.Lord,doeft  thou  wajh  my  feet 
8.  Pet.  faith-Thou  (halt  never  wajh  my  feet 
ifl  wajh  thee  not,  thou  haft  no  pare  in  me 
lo.that  is  wa(hed,needeth  not,  fave  to  wajh 
I4.ye  alfo  ought  to  wajh  one  anothersfeet 
Acl.zi.  16. be  baptized,  and  wajh  away  thy  fins 
HD3(h  their  clothes,  See  Clot^)C0. 
HDalbeO, 
(jew.43.24  gave  them  water,and  they  wa(b:d 
3i.he  wi/&edhisface,and  went  out 
49. 1 1  .he  wajljed  his  garments  in  wine 
Exod.qo.z  1. wajhed  their  hands  and  feet  thereat 

3  2  they  wajhed,as  the  Lord  commanded  Mo. 
Z.e,y.8,6.Aaron  &  his  fons— and  wajhed  with  Wat. 
2  i-he  wajhed  the  inwards,and  the  legs 
13. yy. look  on  the  plague  after  that  itisw^Jhed 

yS.thenit  (hall  be  ww/Wthefecond  time 
1y.17.fhaH  bewajhed^nd  be  unclean  unciJI 
Judg.x9.11. wajhed  their  feet,  and  did  eat  and  dr. 
2&w».i2.20.Davidarofe,  and  wqfbed h'mfelf 

1  Kj.  22.3  8.one  wajhed  the  charet  in  the  pool  of 

and  they  wajh.  his  armour  accord. 

2  Cfo™?z.4.6.as  they  offer,  for  burnt-off.they  wa[h. 
Job  29. 6. when  I  wajhed  my  fteps  with  butter 
Pfal.73.1 3  ^  and 


WAS         WAS 


WAS        WAT 


WAT 


WAT 


Pfiz/.ygii  3  .and  wafted  my  hands  in  innoccncy 
Prov-  30.12.  and  yec  is  not  wajhed  from  their  filth. 
CawM.3JhavewdJibedl.my  feet,  how  lhall  I  defile 

1 1. wajhed  with  milkjand  fitly  fet 
Ifai.^.^.WiftecUY/ay  the  filth  of  the  daug.  of  Zion 
E^k-  i6.4.neither  waft  thou  wj/M  in  water 
9.  then  nw/krf  I  thee  with  water 

I  throughly  wajhed  away  thy  bloud 
4o.38.where  they  wajhed  the  burnt-offering 
Matth,  a7.24.he  took  wacer,  and  waftjed  his  hands 
Luke  7.44.  but  (he  hath  wajhed  my  feet  with  tears 
11. 38. marvelled  he  had  not  firft  wajhed  before 
^tffe  9.7-  he  wenc  an<*  wafted,  and  came  feeing 
1 1. 1  went  and  wafted,  and  received  fight 
1  j. and  I  waftxd,  and  do  fee 
13.10.that  is  wrf/Ztfdmeedeth  not,  fa  veto  wafh 
1 2J0  after  he  had  wajhed  their  feet,and  had 
1 4. if  I  your  Lord  and  Maflcr  have  wajhed 
AL9.37.whom  when  they  had  wajhed,  they  kid 

\6.33.waftjcd  their  ftripes,and  was  baptized 

1  Cor.6. 1 1  .but  ye  are  waft)ed3but  ye  are  fanctified 

1  Tm.S.io.\f(he  have  wajhed  the.  faints  feet 

Hc&.io.ii.and  our  bodies  wajhed  with  pure  water 

iPef.2.22.and  the  fow  that  was  wajhed  to  her  wal. 

Rev.  i.f  .and  wafted  us  from  our  fins  in  his  bloud 

7.i4.have  waft)ed  theix  robes,and  made  them 

ttDafyeO  their  cloatbes,  See  CloatljeS. 

UDau)cit. 

Job  14.19  thou  wajbcfl  away  the  things  which  grow 

ttpafbfng. 
Levit.  1 3.  stf.fomewhat  dark  after  the  wfhlig  of  it 
2.  &iw.i  ( .i.favv  a  woman  waftnnq  her  (elf 
Arf';.4-23-that  every  one  put  them  off  for  wafting 
Cant. n^.z.of  lheep  which  came  up  from  the  wafhmg 

6.6. of  fheep  which  go  up  from  the  wafting 
Mark  7-4«  asthewa/?:«»2;ofcups,andpots,and  bra. 

8.as the  wafting  of  pots,and  cups,and  many 
Luke  y.i.fifiiermen  were  wafting  their  nets 
E/>fe.$.26.with  the  wafting  of  water  by  the  word 
Tans  j.T-by  the  wafting  of  regenera.  and  renew. 

UDatyfngs. 
Htk9.1c.whkh  flood  only  in  divers  wft'mzs 

iS)afl)=pot. 
'Pfal.60.%.  Moab  is  my  w<ft-pot3ovex  Edom  will  I 

Pfal.  108.9. 
ItDaft. 

Gcm.  3 •  1 1  -who  told  thee  thou  waft  naked 

40. 1 3 .  when  thou  waft  his  butler 
D e at. 5. 1 5 -remember  that  thouiw/2  a  fervant 
1 5.1  y.thou  waft  a  bond-man  in  the  land  of  Eg. 
Chap.16.12.  &  14.1  8,22. 
2  3.7.becaufe  thou  wafi  a  ftranger  in  his  land 
2  y.i  8 .  when  thou  waft  faint-and  he  feared  not 
28.6o.difeafesof  Eg.  which  thou  wafi  afraid  of 
Ruth  3.2.Boaz — with  whofe maidens  thou  waft 
1  Sam.  1 5.  i7-when  thou  waft  lkt\c-~waft  thou  not 
z  Sam,  %.z.  thou  waft  he  that  leddeft  out,  and  bro. 
Job  5  8. 4.  where  waft  thou  when  I  laid  the  foundat. 
Pfat.99.2.  thou  waft  a  God  that  forgaveft  them 
//if  .43-4-fince  thou  waft  precious  in  my  fight 
/w.jo.if  art taken,and  thouwaj?  notaware 
£•^.16.6.1  faid  unto  thee  when  thou  waft  in 

when  thou  waft  in  thy  bloud,Live 
Chad.  1 1  .even  thou  waft  as  one  of  them 
Malt. 16.69.  thou  alio  »<>/?  with  Jcfus  of  Ga'i'ee 
Mark  14.67.and  thou  alfo  waft  with  Jefus  of  Naz. 
John  i.48.thee,when  thou  waft  under  the  fig-tree 

9.34.  tbou  waft  altogether  born  in  Cms 
R«,'t>.ii.t7.whichart,andn';?/?,and  art  to  come 
16.5 .which  art,and  waft,and  fhalt  be 
llDaflc. 
Jer. 49. 1 3- that  Bozrah  (hall  become — a  wafts 
Matt.z6.S.xo  what  purpofe  is  this  waffle 
Mark  i.4.4.why  was  this  taafte  of  the  ointment 

iflafti 

T>cut. 3 2.io.he  found  him -lathe  wafte howling  wil. 
JW  30. 3 .  flying  into  the  wilder.-  defolate  &  wafte 

38.27.to  fatisfic  the  defolate  and  wafte  ground 
J/w.24.  i.behold,  the  Lord  makcth  the  earth  wafte 

42.1  y  .1  will  make  wafte  the  mountains  and  hils 

49.17. they  that  made  thee  wa/2e,fhall  go  forth 

1 9.  thy  wafte  and  thy  defolate  places — (hall 

Jer.z.  1  J-and  yelled,and  they  made  bis  land  wafte 

46.19.for  Noph  (hall  be  wafte  and  defolate 
E"Kek.1.i\.vaQxeover,\  will  make  thee  wafte 
9.9-the  land  of  Egy  .fhall  be  defolate  &  wafte 


10. 1  will  make  the  land  of  Eg.utterly  waHe 
3  o.  1 2.I  will  make  the  land  wasle,ax\d  all  that 
3  8.8.which  have  been  alwayes  wafte,  but  it  is 
Nahum  i.io.fhe  isempty,and  void,and  wafte 
Zeph.3.6.  tow.arc defol.  I  made  their  ftreets  waste 
Hag.  1 .9 .  becaufe  of  mine  own  houfe  that  is  wafte 
See  further  lap,  latDjilfetrj  wafte. 
cities  BDafte,  See  Cttfe?. 
VD&faplaces,  See  fSMaceflf. 
HPatte. 
1 10".  17- i4.thebarrellofmeal  (hall  not  wafte 
1  Cbrm.17.9.  neith.  fhall  the  child,  of  wick,  wafte 
Pfal.S0.13.the  boar  out  of  the  wood  doth  wafte 
Jer. %o.z\.  wafte  and  utterly  deftroy  after  them 
Micah  j.6.and  they  fhall  wafte  the  land  of  Aflyria 

UPatteD. 

?ta!>.i4.33.untill  your  carcafes  be  wafted 

24.22.nevcrthekfl'e  die  Kenite  (hall  be  wafted 
Dent,  2.14.  all  the  gen.of  the  men  of  war  were  wa. 
1  f0«i7.i6.and  the  batrell  of  meal  wafted  not 
1  C/v.20.i.w<i!/fcdthecoimtrey  of  the  chil.ofAm. 
P/a/.i37.3.they  that  wafted  us,requircd  of  us  mirth 
//<8.6.ii.untill  the  cities  hewafted  without  an  inh. 
19.  j.and  the  river  (hall  be  wafted,and  dryed 
60.1 2.yea)thofe  nations  fhall  be  utterly  wafted 
/er.44.6.they  zxewafted,  as  at  this  day 
E\ek-  3o.7.in  the  midft  of  the  cities  that  are  wafted 
Joel  i.io.t'ae  field  is  wafted,  the  land  mourneth 

for  the  corn  is  wafted 
Luke  if.i3.farcountrey,and  there  wafted  his  fub. 

i6.i.accufed — that  he  had  wafted  his  goods 
Gal.  1 . 1 3 .1  perfecuted  the  Church-and  wafted  it 

Spatter. 
Prov.18.9.  is  brother  to  him  that  is  a  great  wafter 
lfai.i4.16.  &  I  have  created  the  wafter  to  deftroy 

tOaftcth. 
Job  i4.10.but  man  dieth,and  wafteth  away 
Pfal.9ug.n0r  for  the  deft.that  wafteth  at  noon  day 
Prov.i9.z6.  he  that  wafteth  his  father,  and  chafeth 

»>afte0. 
lfai.61.4.  and  they  fhall  build  the  old  waftes 
Jer. 49.1 3.  cities  thereof  fhall  be  perpctuall  waftes 
£^.33-24.they  that  inhab.  thofewaftes  of  the  la- 
27.furely  they  that  are  in  the  waftes  fhal  fall 
36.4.  thus  faith  the  Lord  to  the  defolate  waftes 
10.  and  the  waftes  fhall  be  builded 

Verfe  33. 
MDaftmg, 
Xfai.% 9.7. wafting  and  deftru&iou  are  in  their  paths 
60. 18.  wafting  nor  deftruction  within  thy  bord. 
HDafterteffe. 
Zeph.i.i$.a  day  of^a/tee/TeanddefoIation 

Match. 
Gw.31.49.tl1e  Lord  watch  between  me  and  thee 
1  Sam.  1 9. 1 1  .meffengers  unto  Da v.houfe  to  watch 
Exra  $.i9.w.itcb  ye,and  keep  them,until  ye  weigh 
Job  i4.t6.doft  chou  not  watch  over  my  fin 
Pfai.io 2.7.I  watch,and  am  as  a  fparrow  alone 
1 3  o.6.more  then  they  that  watch  for  the  morn. 

Verfe  6. 
Ifal.z  1.  f. prepare  the  t&bheyWatcb  in  the  watch-to. 

29. 20. all  that  watch  for  iniquity  are  cut  off 
Jer.  j.6.a  leopard  fhall  watch  over  their  cities 
3  i.28.fo  will  I  watch  over  them,  to  build 
44.27. behoId,T  will  watch  over  them  for  evil 
Nahum  2.1. keep  the  munition,w^fc/j  the  way 
Rab.i.i.and  will  watch  to  fee  what  he  will  fay 
Matt.z^z.watch  therefore,  for  ye  know  not 
if. il. watch  therefore,  for  ye  know  neither 
26.38.  tarry  yehere,and  watch  with  me 
40,what,could  ye  notwatch  with  me  one  ho. 
41. watch  Sc  pray>  that  ye  enter  not  into  tern. 
Mark  14.38. 
Mark  13.33.  ta'ce  ye  heed jwatch and  pray 
34. and  commanded  the  porter  to  watch 
35  .watch  yc  therefore,  for  ye  know  not 
37J  fay  unto  you,  I  fay  unto  all,  Watch 
i4.34»tarry  ye  here,  and  watch 
37.couldeft  not  thou  watch  one  hour 
Lu\e  21.36;  watch  ye  therefore,and  pray  alwayes 
Acl.zo.i  1  therefore  watch,and  remember  that  by 
1  Cor*x£.i}.watch  ye,ftand  faft  in  the  faith 
Col.n.z.  watch  in  the  lame  with  thankfgiving 

1  Tfe/.5T.6.but  let  us  watch  and  be  fober 

2  Tm.a.  J.  but  watch  thou  in  all  things 
Hc&.i3.i7-for  they  watebfox  your  fouls 


1  Pet .4.7.be  ye  fober, and  watch  unto  prayer 
Rca.3.3.  if  therefore  thou  fhalt  not  watch  I  will 

tt>atclj, 
Earflrf.i4.14,  in  the  morning  watch  the  Lord  look. 
■7«4S-7-»9-rnidle  watch-had  but  newly  fet  the  wa. 

1  Sam.11.1  i.the  midft  of  the  hoft  in  the  mor.^ 
zSam.\i  -34-young  man  that  kept  the  watch  lifCuA 
z  H|.  1 1.  f  .be  keepers  of  the  watch  of  the  ki.houfe 

6.io  fhall  ye  keep  the  watch  of  the  houfe 
7.(hall  keep  the  watch  of  the  houfe  of  the  L 

2  Cbron.is.6.  people  fhall  keep  the  w«tab  of  the  L 
Neh.^.9.and  let  a  -watch  a^zi.  them  day  and  night 

7.3  .every  one  in  his  w^,and  every  one  to  be 
Job  7.i2.thatthou  fetteft  a  watch  over  me 
Pfal.yo.&.and  as  a  watch  in  the  night 

1 4i.3.fet  a  wateh,0  Lord,before  my  mouth 
Jer.%  r.  1 2.make  the  watch  ftrong,fet  up  the  watch. 
Hab.z.i.1  will  ftand  upon  my  watcb3  and  fet  roe 
Matth.  1 4.2  y.  and  in  the  fourth  watch  of  the  night 

24.43. had  known  in  what  watch  the  thiefe 

27.6 y.ye  have  a  watch ,go  your  way,make  it 
66.  fealing  the  flone,and  fetting  a  watch 

28.11.  foroe  of  the  watch  came  into  die  city 
Mark  6.48.  about  the  fourth  watch  of  the  night 
Luke  2. 8. keeping  watch  over  their  flock  by  night 

1 2.3  8.fecond  watch,  ox  come  in  the  third  watch 

UDatcljeU, 

7er.20.10.my  familiars  watched  fox  my  halting 
31.28.  like  as  I  have  watched  over  them     " 
Lam.q.ij. watched  fox  a  nation  that  could  not  fave 
Dan.z.iq.watcbcdupon  the  evil,and  brought  ic 
Afatt.24.43.he  would  have  watcbedy  &  would  not 

Luk-  1 1-39. 
27.3tf>"tting  down,they  watchedhlm  there 
Mark  3-*'  watched  him,  whether  he  would  heal 

Luke  6.7 
Luke  14.  i.it  came  to  paffe  that  they  watd  ed  him 

20.20.they  watched  him,  and  fent  forth  fpies 
^.9.24.  w«.  the  gates  day  and  night  to  kill  him 

UOatclier, 

Da/1.4. 1 3-a  watcher  and  an  Holy  one  came  down 

23. and  whereas  the  king  fzw a -watcher 

ttDatcl^cr0. 

7^.4.16. that  watchers  come  from  a  far  countrey 
Dan.  4. 17.  this  matter  is  by  the  decree  of  the  wot. 

BDatcbes. 

Wefe.7.3.  and  watches  of  the  inhabit,  of  Jerufalem 

I2.9.were  over  againft  them  in  the  watches 
Pfal.61.6.  and  meditate  on  thee  in  the  night  wot. 

1 19.i48.minc  eyes  prevent  the  night  watches 
Lam.z.  19,'m  the  beginning  of thewatcbes  pour  out 

Wmv\zt\). 
Pfat.37.1 2.the  wicked  watcintb  the  righteous 
£^•7.6.  the  end  is  come,  it  watckctb  for  thee 
Rev.16.1  j.bldTed  is  he  that  watcbeth,  and  keepeth 

leatcfifmi. 

Rev .3.2.bc  watchful/, and  ftrengthen  the  things 
HDai-ching, 

1  Srf«.4.i3.upon  a  feat  by  the  way  fide  Watching 
Prov.2.34.  watching  daily  at  my  gates 
Lo)/i.^.ij.[a  our  watching  we  have  watched  for 
Matt.zy.^.  and  they  that  were  with  him  wateb'm 
Lukexz.n.  Lord  when  he  cometh  fhall  find  wot. 
Epb. 6.i%. -watching  therunto  with  all  perfeverance 

Wstthixvys. 
z  Cor.6.,-. \n  labours,in  watcb'mgs,m  fallings 
1 1.27.U1  wattbings  often,in  hunger  and  thirfl 
ttoatcliinatt. 
z  Sam'iS.za.vfatchman  went  up  to  the  roof  over 
z^. watchman  cryed,and  told  the  king 
zg.watchman  faw  another  man-  &  the  watch, 
zj.-watchman  faidsMe  thinketh  the  running 

2  Kjn.9.1 7.there  flood  a  watchman  on  the  tower 
1 8.  watchman  told,  faying, — he  cometh  not 

Verfe  so. 
Pf'al.  1 27. 1. the  -watchman  waketh  but  in  vain 
Cant.f  .7 .-watchman  that  went  about  the  city  found  < 
1 ftai.zi. 6. go ,fet  a  watcbman3\et  him  declare 
1  i.watchman,\vhzt  of  the  night?  watchman 
1  z.watchman  faid,The  morning  cometh 
Jer. 11. iz.  fet  up  the  watchman,  prepare  die  ambu. 
£^,3.17. 1  have  made  thec  a  watchman  unto  the 

3  }.2.if  the  people  fet  him  for  their  watchman 
6.if  the  watchman  fee  the  ftvord  come 

bis  bloud  will  I  require  at  the  watchmans 
7.I  have  fet  thee  a  -watchman  unto  the  houfe 
HofoA.  the 


WAT 


WAT 


WAT        WAT 


W  A  T       WAT 


Ho/ 9  S.ihewa.^Wwzof  Ephr-waswithmy  God 

BDatclj-mett. 
i  Sam.14.16-  ihz>watcb-meno£Sa.\illn  Gibeah 
z  Kjng.n-9-  fr°m  £he  cower  of  the  watcb-men,to 

Chap.i8?8. 
Cant  7..X-  watch-men  that  goe about  the  city 

Chap.5-.7- 
rfa  <z.8-  thy  -watch-men  (hall  lift  up  the  voice 
c  6.  io-  Ins  watch-men  are  blind, chey  are  ignor- 
61.  6. 1  have  let  watcb-men  upon  thy  walls 
Ter.6.i7.  alio  I  fee  watch-men  over  you 

,  j  g.  the  watch-men  upon  the  mount  Ephraim 
Af/cab  7-4-day  of  thy  ™*tch-mcn,a.ni thy  vifitation 

Cfcu  10.2.4.  when  Judah  came  toward  the  root. 
lfii.%  1 .?  ■  watch  in  the  -watch-tower  eat,  drink 
8. 1  ftanc*  continually  upon  the  watch-tower 
Wlttt. 

Gen-i6-7-  f°un£*  ^er  b-y  a  f°untairie  of  water 
j'g  4.  let  a  little  water,  I  pray  you,  be  fetched 
2,1'.  1 4.  took  a  bottle  of  wa.  &  gave  it  to  Hag- 
1 5.  the  water  was  fpent  in  the  bottle 

1 9.  Ihe  faw  a  well  of  water,  ihe  went 

and  filled  the  bottle  with  water 
1 5.  reproved  Abim-  bee  of  a  well  of  water 
1 4.1 1 .  without  the  city  by  a  well  of  water 

time  when  women  goe  out  to  draw  water 
j  3 .1  ftand  litre  by  the  well  of  water  V-43- 
daughters  of  the  city  come  out  to  draw-  w 
1  a.  lie  draw  water  for  the  camels  alfo 
2,0.  ran  to  the  well  to  draw  water 
3  2.  Laban  gave  water  to  wafh  his  feet 
43.  virgin  cometh  forth  to  draw  water 

.  give,  I  pray  thee,  a  little  water  of 
4f .  went  down  to  the  well,and  drew  water 
z6.\  8 .  Ifaac  digged  againe  the  wells  of  water 
x  9.  Ifaacs  fer.  found  a  well  of  fpringing  w- 

20.  the  water  is  ours 

3 1.  Ifaacs  fer.  faid,  We  have  found  water. 
4?  .24.  gave  them  water,  and  they  wathed 

49.4.  unliable  as  water,  thou  (halt  not  excell 
Exoii  a.  - 1  o.  becaufe  I  drew  him  out  of  the  water 

i<S.came  and  drew  water,  and  filled  the  tro. 

19.  and  alfo  drew  water  enough  for  us 
4.  9.  thou  (halt  take  of  the  water, Sc  the  wafer 
7-iy.  Pharaoh — He  goeth  out  unto  the  water 
Chap.  8.  zo. 

19.  pond%  and  upon  all  their  pools  of  water 
1 2,  9.  nor  fodden  at  all  wich  water,  but  roft 

1  ? .  27.  there  were  twelve  wells  of  water 

1 7. 5.  and  the  people  thirfted  there  for  watt 
6„and  there  fhallcome  water  outof it 

io.  4.  or  that  is  in  the  water  underthe  earth 

2  3 .  2  f .  and  he  (hall  blefle  thy  bread  &  thy  w. 
19.  4  and  ihalt  wafh  them  with  water 

Chap.  40.12. 

3  o.  1 8.  and  thou  Ihalt  put  water  therein 

Chap.  40. 7. 

20.  they  (hall  wa(h  with  water, that  they  die 
3  j.  20  gro-ittopowd-Sc  ftrawed  it  upon  the  w. 
40. 30.  and  put  water  there  to  warn  withal! 

Lev.  1 .  9 .  wafh  the  inwards,&  the  legs  with  water 
Verfe  1?.  Chap.  8.21. 
6. 28.  fhall  be  both  fcoured,and  rinfed  in  wa. 
2.6.  Aaron  &  his  foiv^Sc  wafhed  them  with  w. 
1 1.3  j.  it  muff  be  put  into  water, and  it  fhall 
34.  fuch  water  cometh,  fhalbe  uncleanq 
3  6.  or  pit,  wherein  is  plenty  of  water 
3 3.  but  if  any  water  be  put  upon  the  feed 
14.  y.  in  an  earthen  veflell,  over  running  water 
Verfe  jo. 
6.  bird  that  was  killed  over  running  water 
8-  wafh  himlclfe  in  water,  that  he  may 

Deut.  23. 11. 
9. {hall  wafh  his  flefh  in  water,  &  be  cleane 
5 1 .  and  dip  them  in  the  running  water 
5 2. {hall  cleanfe  the  houfe  with  the  mn-wa. 
1  y  .1 1,  (and  hath  not  rinfed  his  hands  in  water) 
1 1.  and  every  vellell  of  wood  rinfed  in  wa. 
1 6.  fhall  wafh  all  his  flefh  in  water,  and  be 
17.&  every  garment  fhalbe  wafhed  with  w. 
16.4.  wafh  his  flefh  in  water  ,and  fo  put  them 
24.wafh  his  flefh  with  water  in  the  holy  pla. 
22  6.  unleffe  he  wafh  his  flefh  with  water 
Numb.  j.  17;  prieft  fhall  take  holy  water  in  an 
prieft  fhall  take  and  put  it  into  the  wa, 


18.  fhall  have  his  hand  in  the  bitter  water 

19.  be  thou  free  from  this  bitter  water 

22.  and  this  water  which  caufeth  the  curfc 

23.  fhall  blot  them  out  with  the  bitter  water 

24.  caufe  the  woman  to  drink  bitter  "water 
27.  when  he  hath  made  her  to  drink  water 

that  the  water  that  caufeth  the  curfe,fhall 
8.7.  lprinkle  water  of  purifying  upon  them 
1 9.9.  it  lhall  be  kcptf'or-a  water  of  feparation 
13.  becaufe  the  water  of  feparacion  was  not 

17.  and  running  water  (hall  be  put  thereto 

1 8.  fhall  take  hyfop,  and  dip  it  in  the  water 

20.  water  of  feparation  hath  nor  been  iprink- 

2 1 .  that  fprinkleth  the  water  of  feparation 

that  toucheth  the  water  of  feparation 

20.  J.  neither  is  there  any  water  to  drinke 
8.  and  it  fnall  give  forth  his  water 

forth  to  them  water  out  of  the  rock 

10.  muft  we  fetch  you  water  out  of  this  rock 

1 1.  and  the  water  came  out  abundantly 
13.  this  is  the  water  of  Meribah 

24.  rebelled  againft  my  word  at  the  water  of 

2 1 .  5 .  no  bread,neither  is  there  any  water  ^ 
\(,.  people  together,  and  He  give  them  wa. 

24.7. he  fhall  powre  the  water  out  of  the  buck. 
27.14.  to  fanciifie  me  at  the  water  before 

that  is  the  water  of  Meribah  in  Kadefh 
3 1 . 2  3  •  it  lhall  be  purified  with  the  water  of 

ye  fhall  make  goe  thorow  the  water 
Dcut.S-7.-3.  land  of  brooks  of  water 

1 1 .  4.  made  the  water  of  the  Red  fea  to  o  ver- 

1 1.  and  drinketh  water  of  the  raine  of  heav- 
1  z .  1 6.  ye  fhall  powre  it  on  the  earth  as  water 
Verfe  24.  Chap.  1  j .  23. 
23. 4.  met  ye  not  with  bread  and  with  water 

29.11.  thy  wood,unto  the  drawer  of  thy  water 
Jopi.z.  to.how  the  Lord  dried  up  the  water  of  the 

3_8.when  ye  are  come  to  the  brinke  of  the  wa. 

I  y.  were  dipped  in  the  brim  ofthe  water 
7.?.  hearts  of  the  people  melted,&  bee.  as  wa. 
9.21.  let  them  be  hewers  of  wood,&  dra.  of.w. 

23.  and  drawers  of  war.  for  the  houfe  of  my 
27 .  made  them  drawers  of  water  for  the 
15.9.  unto  the  fountaine  of  the  water  of  Neph. 

19.  give  me  alfo  fprings  of  water.  And  he 

fudg.  1.  if. 
I6.1.  unto  the  wafer  of  Jericho  on-thecaft 
fudg.4. 1 9. 1  pray  thee,  a  little  water  to  drinke 
5 . 4 .  the  c  louds  a  lfo  dropped  water 

I I  .in  the  place  of  drawing  water,  there  fhall 
2 y .  he  asked  water  ,  and  fhe  gave  him  milk 

6. 3  8.  out  of  the  fleece,  a  bowl  full  of  water 
7.4.  bring  them  down  to  the  water ,  He  try 
y.fo  he  brought  down  the  people  to  the  wa. 
every  one  that  lappeth  ofthe  water-with 

1  ?.  1 9.  in  the  jaw,&  there  came  water  thereout 

1  Sam.7. 6.  gathered  toget.  to  Mizpeh,&  drew  w. 

9,1 1. found  young  maid,  going  out  to  draw  w. 

2  f.  1 1.  fhall  I  then  take  my  bread  and  rny  w. 
26.  j  1.  take  the  crufeiof  water,  and  let  us  goe 

1 2.and  the  crufe  of  water  from  Sauls  broth. 
16,  and  the  crufe  of  water  that  was  at  his 

30.12.  nor  drunk  any  wafer  three  dayes 

2  Sam.  14.  1 4.  we  muft  needs  die ,  &  are  as  water 

17.20.  they  be  gone  over  the  brook  of  water 
2 1 .  arife,  and  pafle  quickly  over  the  water 
2 1 . 1  o.  untill  wafer  dropped  upon  them  out  of 
23.1  f.Oh  that  one  would  give  drink  ofthe  w. 
1  Cbro.  11.  1 7. 

1 6.  and  drew  water  out  of    1  cbro.  1 1 .  1 8. 
1  T&ng.  1319.  eat  bread  in  his  houfe,  &  drank  w. 

22;  and  haft  drunk  wafer  in  the  place  ofthe 
14.1 5.  as  a  reed  is  fhaken  in  the  wafer 
17. 1  o.  fetch  me,  I  pray  thee,  a  little  wafer 
18  4.8c  fed  them  with  the  bread  &  wa.  V.  13. 
y .  goe  into  the  land ,  unto  all  founta-  of  wa. 
3  3 .  fill  foure  barrels  with  water 
3  %  ."water  ran  round  ahout  the  altar 

and  he  filled  the  trench  alfo  with  water 
38.  licked  up  the  wa.  that  was  in  the  trench 
19.6.  and  a  crufe  of  water  at  his  head 
22.  27.  and  with  -water  of  affliction,  untill  I 

2  Cbro.i2.z6. 

z  K}ng.z.i9.  water  is naaght,and  the  ground  bar. 

3. 1 1  .which  powred  wafer  on  the  hands  of  E  li. 

17.  yet  that  valley  fhall  be  filled  with  water 


19.  and  flop  all  wells  of  water 

20.  came  water  by  the  way  of  Edom,and 

the  countrey  was  filled  with  water 

2 1 .  fun  fhone  upon  the  water,  and  the  Moa- 
faw  the  water  on  the  other  fide  as  red  as 

2f.  and  they  flopped  all  the  wells  of water 
<J.  5.  the  axe  head  fell  into  the  wafer 

22.  let  bread  and  wafer  before  them 

8. 1  j-  took  a  thick  cloth,  and  dipt  it  in  water 
20.20.  a  pooIe,and  brought  wafer  into  the  city 

2  Cb/V?.32.4.the  king  of  Ail;  come  &  find  muchw. 

Neb,9.i  j.&  broughteft  forth  wafer  for  them  out 
20.  and  gaveft  them  water  for  their  thirft 

13.2.  met  not  the  chil.  of  Ifr.with  bread  &  w. 
Job  8.1 1.  can  the  flagge  grow  without  water 

1 4.  9.  yet  through  the  fent  of  water  it  will  bud 
if.  16.  which  drinketh  iniquity  like  wafer 
22.7.  thou  haft  not  given  water  to  the  weary 
34.7.  Job,  who  drinketh  up  fcorning  like  wa. 
36.27.  for  he  maketh  fmall  the  drops  of  water 
Pfat.i.  3.  like  a  tree  planted  by  the  rivers  of  wot. 
22.14. 1  am  powred  out  like  water 

65.9.  with  the  river  of  God  which  is  full  of  w. 
66»  1 2.  we  went  through  fire  and  wafer 

77*  1 7-  the  clouds  powred  out  water 
79-3.  their  blood  have  they  fhed  like  water 
88.17.  came  round  about  me  daily  like  water 
107.3  y.into  {landing  water, — into  wafer-fpr. 
109.18.  fo  let  it  come  into  his  bowels  like  wa. 
1 1 4.  8.  which  turned  the  rock  into  ftand.  wa. 
Pro.8.24.  when  there  were  no  foun.aboiin.withw. 
i7.i4.begin.offtrife  is  as  when  one  let. out  w. 
20.f.counf,in  the  heart  of  man  is  likedeepw. 
2i.i.in  the  hand  ofthe  Lord, as  the  rivers  of  w. 
27.19.  as  in  wafer  face  anfwereth  to  face 

30.16.  the  earth  that  is  not  filled  with  wafer 
Ecclcf.z.6. 1  made  me  pools  of  water 

Cant. ^.iz.  as  the  eyes  of  doves  by  the  river  of  w. 

Ifa.i.zz.  thy  filver  is-*drofle  ,  wine  mixt  with  wa. 

3  .i.whole  ftay  of  bread, &  the  whole  ftay  of  w. 

1 2.3 .  draw  wafer  out  ofthe  wells  of  water 
21.14.  broughc  wafer  to  him  that  was  thirfty 

22.1 1 .  between  the  two  walls,  for  the  water  of 
30.14.  or  to  take  water  withal!  out  of  the  pit 

20.  though  the  Lord  give  you  the  water  of 

32.2.  as  rivers  of  water  in  a  dry  place 

3 5. 7. and  the  thirfty  land  fprings  of  wafer 
37. 2  J.  I  have  digged  and  drunk  water 

41.17.  when  the  poore  feek  wafer  &  find  none 
1 8.  He  make  the  wildernefle  a  poole  of  wot. 

and  the  dry  land  fprings  of  wafer 

44.3.  He  powre  water  upon  him  that  is  thirfty 

49.10.  even  by  the  fprings  of  water  {hall  he 
f  8.1 1.  thou  (halt  be  like  a  fpring  of  wafer 
62.IZ.  dividing  the  water  before  them 

fcr.i  j.i.  upon  thy  loines,  and  put  it  not  in  water 
Lam.\.  1 6.  mine  eye  runneth  down  with  water 

2- 1 9.  thine  heart  like  water  before  the  face  of 

3. 48. mine  eye  runneth  down  with  rivers  of  w. 

f  .4.  we  have  drunken  our  water  for  money 
JE^e^.4.17.  that  they  may  want  bread  and  water 

7.17.  and  all  knees  fhall  be  weake  as  wafer 

Chap- a  r.7. 

16.4.  waft  thou  wafhed  in  water  to  fupplethee 

9.  then  wafhed  I  thee  with  wafer 

24.3  .fet  on  a  pot  alfo,fet  it  on,&  alfo  powr  &, 

26.12.  and  thy  duft  in  the  midft  of  the  wafer 
t6.z  y.then  will  1  fprinkle  cleane  water  upon 

Hof.z.  j\  lovers  that  give  me  my  bread  &  my  w0 

5.  jo.  He  powre  out  my  wrath  on  them  like  w. 

io.7.her  king  is  cue  off  as  the  fome  on  the  wa. 
Amos  8.1 1. not  a  fam.  of  bread,nor  a  thirft  for-w. 
Nahum  2.8.  Nineveh  is  of  old  like  a  poole  ofwa. 
Ha&.j.io.the  overflowing  of  the  wafer  pafled  by 
Mat. z.ii.  I  indeed  baptize  you  withwafer  unto 
1  tfjefus  went  up  ftraight-way  out  ofthe  tw. 

10.42.3  cup  of  cold  water  in  the  name  of  a  dif. 

1 4.28.  bid  me  come  to  thee  on  the  water 
29.  he  walked  on  the  wafer  to  goe  to  Jefus 

17.1  j.  falleth  into  the  fire,  and  oft  into  the  w. 

27.24.  Pilate  tooke  wafer,  &  wafhed  bis  hands 
May. 1.8. 1  indeed  have  baptized  you  wick  water 

10.  coming  upout  ofthe  wafer  ,he  faw  the 
9.4i.fhall  give  you  a  cup  ofwa.  in  my  Name 
14. 13.  fhall  meet  you  a  man  bear,  a  pitc.of  w. 

Luke  3. 16. 1  indeed  baptize  you  with  water 

8.23.  filled? 


WAT 


WAT 


WAT 


WAT 


WA  T 


WAT 


8.25.  filled  wich  water,  and  were  in  jeopardy 
24.rebuked  the  wind,&  the  raging  of  the  w . 
25.  commandeth  even  the  winds  and  water 

16'itf  that  he  may  dip  the  tip  of  his  fing.in  w. 

22.  10.  a  man  meet  you  bearing  a  pitc.  oiwat. 
John  1.26. 1  baptize  you  with  water ,but  there 
31.  therefore  ami  come  baptizing  with  w 
3  3.  he  that  fent  me  to  baptize  with  water 

2.7.  fill  the  water-pots  with  water 

j.rukrs  of  the  the  feaft  had  tailed  the  water 
(but  the  fervants  which  drew  the  water) 

3.  f .  except  a  man  be  borne  of  water 

13,  becaufe  there  was  much  water  there 

4.  7.com;th  a  woman  of  Samaria  to  draw  w. 

10.  he  would  have  given  thee  Uvingwater 

11.  whence  haft  thou  that  living  water 

13.  whofo.  drinketh  of  this  water  (hall  third 

14.  whofo  .drinketh  of  the  water  I  {hall  give 

the  water  that  I  fhall  give  him 

fhalbe  in  him  a  well  of  water 

if.  Sir,  give  me  this  water 

4<S'.canie  again — 'where  he  made  water  wine 

J. 3 .  lay — waiting  for  the  moving  of  the  water 

4.  for  an  angel  went  down  and  troub.the  w. 

whofo  then  firil  after  the  troub.  of  the  w, 

7.  no  man, when  the  water  is  troubled  to  put 
7.38.01K  of  his  belly  fhall  flow  rivers  of  liv.'a?. 
1 3. J.  after  that  he  powred  water  into  a  bafon 

1 9-34.  forthwith  came  there  out  blood  &  wat. 
Aft.  1.  ?.  for  John  tru.ly  baptized  with  water 
8.36.came  unto  a  certaine  water, 9a  the  eunuch 
fee,  here  is  water,  what  doth  hinder  me 

38.  they  went  both  down  into  the  water 

39.  were  come  up  out  of  the  water 
10.  47.  can  any  man  forbid  water 

11.16.  how  he  faid  ,  John  baptized  with  water 
Epbcf. 5 .16 .  ckani'cit  with  the  warning  of  water 
Heb.9.19.  took  the  blood  of  calves  with  water 

10.  22.  and  our  bodies  wafhed  with  pure  water 
Jam. t.n.  fountaine-at  the  fame  place  fweet wa. 

1 2 .  no  fountaine  yeeld  fait  water  and  frefh 

1  Pet .3.20.  that  is jdgh't  fouls  werefaved  by  wat. 

2  Pet.  2.  17.  thefeare  wells  without  water 

3.5.  earth  ftand.  out  of  the  wate  /■,&  in  the  wa. 

6-  world  being  overflowed  with  water,  peri. 

1  John  f .  6.  this  is  he  that  came  by  water  &  blood 

not  by  water  only,  but  by  water  and  blood 

8.  three  that  beare  witn. — Spirit,&  the  wa. 
J ude  1 2.  clouds  they  are  without  water 

Rev.j,  1 7.  fhall  lead  them  unto  liv.  fount,  ofwa. 
1 2.  if  .ferrcnt  caft  out  of  his  mouth  water 
21.6,  that  is  athirft,  of  the  foun.  of  the  water  of 
22.  i.  fhewed  me  a  pure  river  of  water  of  life 
17.  whofoever  will,  let  him  take  the  water 
Bathe  ?>2tir>atct ,  See  2i5athe. 
Drln\e  HDatnr,  See  JDrfnfee. 
MaXtX-gate,  See  ©ate, 
No  ttDater. 
(Jett.37.24.pit  was  empty,there  was  no  water  in  it 
£wrf.iy.22.three  days  in  the  wilder.  &  fou.now. 
17.1.  there  was  no  water  for  the  people  to  dri. 
N«>»&.20.2.there  was  no  wa.  for  the  congregation 

33.  14.  where  wasno  wat.  for  the  people  to 
Deut .8.1  j. there  was  no  w.who  brou.tbee forth  w. 

1  Kjng.i-}  .2  2  L.did  fay,Eat  no  bread,drink  no  W. 

2  ^Mg.3.9.  there  was  no  water  for  the  hofte 
Pfal.6^.i.  in  a  dry  land  where  no  water  is 
l/a.  1 .30.  &  as  a  garden  that  hath  no  water 

44.1 2.  he  drinketh  no  water  ,  and  is  faint 

?o.2.their  fifh  ftinketh,becaufe  there  is  no  Wa. 
fer.i.i$,  hewed  broken  rift-  that  can  hold  now. 

1 4. 3.  came  to  the  pits,  and  found  no  water 

38.  6'  in  the  dungeon  there  was  no  water 
ZPc&.9.n.prifoneis  out  of  the  pit  wherein  is  now. 
Ln\e  7.44.  thou  gaveft  me  no  water  iot  my  feet 

floater, 
Gen.x.\o.  went  out  of  Eden  to  water  the  garden 

29  7.  water  ye  the  fheep,  and  goe,  and  feed 
8.  then.we  water  the  fheep 
Exod.z.  1  g.filled  the  troughs  to  water  their  fa.flo. 
Pfal.6»6. 1  water  my  couch  with  my  teares 

•j r.6.  fhall  come— as  fhowers  that  water  the 
Ecclef.i.C.  pools  of  water  to  water  the  wood 
1  fa.  16. 9.  lie  water  thee  with  my  teares,0  Hefhb. 

27-3. 1  will  water  it  every  moment 
J*Vb  '7.7-that  he  might  water  it  by  the  furrowes 


32.<5.  He  alio  water  with  thy  blood  the  land 
Joel  3.1 8.  a  fountaine  fhall  water  the  valley  of 

tt)atererj. 
Gen.z.6.  mift  watered  the  face  of  the  ground 
13. 10.  it  was  well  watered  every  where 
29.  2.  out  of  the  well  they  watered  the  flocks 
3.from  the  wells  mouth,&  watered  the  fheep 
10.  Jacob  watered  the  flock  of  Laban 
Exod.i.  1 7.  Moles  flood  up — and  watered  their 

19.  water  enough  for  us,  &  watered  the  flock 
Prov.i  1.25.  that  watereth  fhall  be  watered  alio 

1  fa.  5  8 . 1 1 ,  thou  fhalt  be  like  a  watered  garden 
Jer.3  i,i2,  their  foule  fhall  be  as  a  watered  gzxt\. 
i  Cor.3.6. 1  have  planted,  Apollo  watered 

ttJatrteDft, 

Deut.  1 1. 1  o.  wateredfi  it  with  thy  foot  as  a  garden 

Pfal.6%.  9.  thou  vifiteft  the  earth,and  waterefi  it 
10.  thou  waterefi  the  ridges  thereof  abund. 
ttoateretb. 
P/H.104. 13.  he  watereth  the  hils  from  his  cham. 
Prov.i  1 .25.  that  watereth ,fhalbe  watered  alfo 
Ifa.f  ? •  10.  returneth  not  thither,  but  watereth  the 
t  C1W.3. 7.  neither  he  that  watereth,  but  God  that 
8.that  planteth,and  he  that  watereth  arc  one 
n0ater=bzoo&0, 
Pfal.  42 .  t .  as  the  hart  panteth  after  the  water-br. 
ttpater^conrfe,  Water -contks. 

2  Cfofl.3  2.30.  Hez.  alfo  flopped  the  upper  water 
fob  38.27.  who  hath  divided  a  water-courfe  for 
7/i.44.4.fpring  up  as  willowes  by  the  water-courfes 

ttoatet=flooo. 
Pfal.6y.11.  let  not  the  water- flood  over  -flow  me 

HDatct;pots  JDater^puts. 
/ote  2. 6,  there  were  fet  there  fix  water-pots 
7.  fill  the  water-pots  with  water 
4.28.  woman  then  left  her  water-pot ,  and  went 
ttoater=fpont0. 
P/^.42.7.calleth  unto  deep  at  the  noife  of  thy  w 

ti0ater=fpifng0. 

Pfal.107,1 3  .he  turneth  water  fprings  into  dry  gro. 

3  5. "and  dry  ground  into  water-fprings 

WMt$. 

Gen- 1 .2.  moved  on  the  face  of  the  waters 

6.  a  firmament  in  the  midft  of  the  waters 

let  it  divide  the  waters  from  the  wate)  s 

7.  divided  the  waters  which  were  under  the 

firmament  from  the  waters  which  were 
9. let  the  waters  under  the  heaven  be  gather. 
10.  the  gathering  together  of  the  waters 
20.  left  the  waters  bring  forth  the  moving 
2  *•  which  the  waters  brought  forth  abund- 
22.  multiply ,and  fill  the  waters  in  the  feas 
6.i7>Ile  bring  a  flood  oiwaters  upon  the  earth 
j. 6.  Noa. was  600. ye.  old  when  the  flood  of  n>. 
7.  becaufe  of  the  waters  of  the  flood 

10.  after  feven  dayes  the  waters  of  the  flood 
I7,the  w<tfemncreafed,and  bare  up  the  ark 

18.  waters  prevailed,  and  were  increafed 

ark  went  upon  the  face  of  the  waters 

19.  waters  prevailed  exceedingly  upon  the 

20.  fifteen  cubits  upward  did  the  waters  pre. 
24.  waters  prevailed  upon  the  earth  ijo.da. 

8.1.  wind  to  pafle  over  the  earth ,  &  the  waters 
3.  the  waters  returned  from  off  the  earth 

after  1  jo.  dayes  the  waters  were  abated 
f .  waters  decreased  continually  untill  the 
7.raven  went  forth  to  and  fro  till  the  waters 
8-  to  fee  if  the  waters  were  abated  from  off 

9.  dove  returned-for  the  waters  were  on  the 

1 1.  fo  Noah  knew  that  the  waters  were  aba. 
1  ^.waters  were  dried  up  from  the  earth 

9.1 1  .cut  offany  more  by  the  waters  of  a  flood 

1  •; .  the  waters  fhall  no  more  become  a  flood 
Exod.7.17.  He  finite  upon  the  waters  which  are 

19.&  ftretch  out  thine  hand  upon  the  waters 
20.  fmote  the  waters,  &  all  the  waters  that 

8.6.  Aaron  ftretched  out  his  hand  over  the  w. 

14.  2 1.  fea  dry  land,and  the  waters  were 
zz,.waters  were  a  wall  to  them      Verfe  29. 
z6.  out  thine  hand,  that  the  waters  may 
28.  waters  returned,and  covered  the  charets 

Ijf.  8.  blaft  of  thy  noftrills  waters  were  gathe. 

10.  fank  as  lead  in  the  mighty  waters 

1 9.  brought  aga.  the  waters  of  the  lea  upon 

2  3 .  they  could  not  drinke  of  the  waters  of 


2f .  had  caft  into  the  waters,the  waters  werc 
27.  and  they  encamped  there  by  the  waters 
Numb.14.  6.  and  as  cedar-trees  befide  the  waters 
De««.5.8.or  that  is  in  the  waters  beneath  the  earth 

10.7.  Jotbath,  a  land  of  rivers  oiwaters 

32,  j  1.  trefpalied  agai.  me  at  the  waters  of  Me 

33.8.  with  whom  thou  didfl  flrive  at  the  wat. 
Jofh.3,16.  waters  which  came  down  rofe  up  upon 

4.7.  waters  of  Jordan  were  cut  off  before  the 

paffed  over  Jordan,  the  waters  of  Jordan. 

18.  waters  of  Jordan  returned  to  their  place 

23.  Lord  God  dried  up  the  waters  of  Jordan 

J.i.the  kings  heard  the  L.  had  dried  upthe  w. 

11.  J.  pitched  together  at  the  waters  of  Merorri 

7.  Jofhua  came  aga-  them  by  the  waters  of 
1  J.7-border  pafled  toward  the  waters  of  Enfh. 
1 8. 1  j .  went  out  to  the  well  of  the  waters  of 
jWg.j  .19. fought  the  kings  of  Can.  by  the  waters 
7.  24.  and  take  before  them  the  waters  of 
tooke  the  waters  unto  Beth-Barah,&  Jor. 
2  Sam.j  .20.  mine  enemies — as  the  breach  of  wa. 
12.27.  and  have  taken  the  city  of  waters 
22.1 2.darke  waters,^,  thick  clouds  of  the  skies 
PjoL  18. 11, 
2  Kjt/g.z.2  fmote  the  waters  &  they  were  divided 
14-  fmote  the  waters,znd  faid,  Where  is  the 
when  he  alfo  had  fmitten  the  waters 
21.  he  went  forth  unto  the  fpring  ofthe  wa. 
thus  faith  the  Lord,I  have  healed  thefe  w\ 
22.fo  the  waters  were  healed  unto  this  day 
f  .1 2.  better  then  all  the  waters  of  Ifrael 
19.  24. 1  have  digged  and  drunk  ftrange  wat. 

1  Chro.  14. 1 1  .mine  en.-like  the  break,  forth  of  w. 

2  Chro.  32.  3.  took  counfell  to  flop  the  watersoi 
Neh.y.n.as  a  flone  into  the  mighty  waters 

Job  3.  24.  my  roar,  are  powred  out  like  the  wat. 
5.  10.  and  fendeth  waters  upon  the  fields 
1  i.itf.and  rememb.it  as  waters  that  pafTe  away 
12 . 1 5, he  withholdeth  the  water s,Sc  they  dry  up 
14. 1 1.  as  the  waters  faile  from  the  fea 

I9.the  waters  weare  the  ft  ones,  thou  wafheft 
22.1 1.  and  abundance  of  waters  cover  thee 
24.  i8.heisfwift  as  the  waters 
26. y  .dead  things  are  formed  from  under  the  w. 

8 .  he  bindeth  up  the  waters  in  the  thick  do. 

io.he  hath  compafled  the  waters  with  boun. 
27.20.  terrours  take  hold  on  him  as  waters 
28.4.  even  the  waters  forgotten  of  the  foot 

25.  and  he  weigheth  the  waters  by  meafiire 
29. 19.  my  root  was  fpread  out  by  the  waters 
30.  14.  upon  me  as  a  wide  breaking  in  of  wat. 
37.10.  and  the  breadth  ofthe  water  sis  flrait. 
38.25.  water-courfe  for  the  overflowing  oiw. 

30.  the  waters  are  hid  as  with  a  flone 

34. that  abundance  of  waters  may  cover  thee 
P/i/.i8.iy.  then  the  chanels  of  rvafm  were  feen 

23.2.  he  leadeth  me  befide  the  Rsllwaters 

29.3.  the  voice  ofthe  Lord  is  upon  many  wat. 
3  3 .7.  he  gathereth  the  waters  ofthe  fea  togeth. 
46.3.  though  the  waters  thereof  roare 

j 8. 7.  let  them  melt  away  as  waters  which  run 
69.1.  for  the  waters  are  come  into  my  foule 

2. 1  am  come  into  deep  waters 

14.  let  me  be  deliver.out  ofthe  deep  waters 
73.10.  waters  oi  afull  cup  are  wrung  out  to 
77.16.  the  waters  faw  thee,the  waters  faw  thee 
78.  13.  he  made  \hewaters  to  ftand  as  an  heap 

16.  caufed  waters  to  run  down  like  rivers 

20.  fmote  the  rockt,hat  the  waters  gufhed 
81.7. 1  proved  thee  at  the  watersoi Mcrib.ih 
104.6.  the  waters  flood  about  the  mountains 
ioy.29.  he  turned  their  waters  into  blood 

41  .he  opened  the  rock,and  the  waters  gufh. 
iotf.  1 1.  and  the  waters  covered  their  enemies 

32.  they  angred  him  at  the  waters  of  flrife 
114.8.  turned  the  flint  into  a  fountaine  ofwa. 
1 19.136.  rivers  of  waters  run  down  mine  eyes 
124.  4-  the  watershed  overwhelmed  us 

f .  then  the  proud  waters  had  gone  over  our 

1 36.  6.  to  him  that  ftretched  above  the  waters 

147.18.  wind  to  blow,  and  the  waters  flow 

I48.4.and  ye  waters  that  be  above  the  heavens 

Prov.  f.  IJ.  drinke  waters  out  of  thine  own  cift. 

and  running  waters  out  of  thine  own 

16.  and  rivers  of  waters  in  the  ftrects 
8.29.  that  the  waters  fhould  not  pafle  his  com. 
9.17.  ftolkn 


WAT  WAT 


WAT        W  A  V 


W  A  V       W  A  X 


:  fweet 


•  9.  1 7.  ftol  len  waters  are 
18.  4.  words  of  a  mans  mouth  are  as  deep  wat . 
if  .i  5.  as  cold  waters  to  a  thirfty  foule 
jo.4.who  hath  bound  the  waters  in  a  garment 

Ecclef.  1 1 . 1 .  caft  thy  bread  upon  the  waters 
Cant .4. 1  ?  •  a  fount.  ofgardens,a  well  of  li  ving  w. 
lfa.  8. 6.  this  people  tefufeth  the  waters  of  Shil. 

7.  Lord  bringeth  upon  them  the  waters  of 
1 1.9.  know,  of  the  Lord,as  the  waters  cover 

•  1  j. 6.  water*  of Nimrim  thalbe  dcfolate 

g.waten  of  Dimon  fhalbe  full  of  blood 
17.12.  a  rufhing  like  the  rufhing  of  mighty  w. 
1 8.1-  m  vellelsof  bulruihes  upon  the  wat 0  * 
10.5.  and  the  waters  (hall  faile  from  the  fea 

8.  that  ipred  nets  upon  the  waters,  (hall  Ian. 
zii  9.  yC  gathered  together  the  waters  of  the 
iS^.  as  a  flood  of  mighty  waters  overflowing 

.  '  17.  and  the  waters  lhail  overflow  the  hiding 
30.  2  5.  upon  every  high  hill, — dieaniesofw. 
32.20. blefled  are  ye  that  low  befide  all  waters 
33.16.  his  waters  (hall  be  fure 
3  5 .6. (or  in  the  wildernes  (hall  the  water*  break 
40.  1 2.  meafured  the  waters  in  the  hollow  of 
43 .  2.  palled  thorow  the  wat.  He  be  with  thee 

1 6.  maketh  a  path  in  the  mighty  waters 

2,0.  becaufe  I  give  waters  in  the  wildernefle 
48. 1  .and  are,  come  forth  out  of  the  wa.  of  Jud. 

ii.  he  caufed  the  waters  to  flow  but  of  the 
he  clave  the  rock  alfo,  and  the  waters 
<  i.io.which  hath  dried  the  waters  of  the  great 
,4.9.  for  this  is  as  the  waters  of  Noah  to  me 

fworne  that  the  waters  of  Noah  fhould 
e  5 .  i.  ho,  every  one — come  ye  to  the  waters 
c7.20.whofe  waters  caft  up  mire  and  dirt 
58.11.  like  a  fpiing  of  water,whofe  water*  fail 
64.2.  the  fire  caufeth  the  waters  to  boile 
fcc.2.i3-tney  nave  forkk-  me,tbe  foun.  of  liv.w. 

18 .  to  drink  the  waters  of  Sihor 

to  drinke  the  waters  of  the  river 
6. 7.  as  a  fonntaiae  cafteth  out  her  waters 
8.14.  &  given  us  water*  of  gall  to  drinke 
0.1.  Oh  that  my  head  were  waters 

18.  and  our  eye  lids  gufh  out  with  waters 

10. 1 3.  there  is  a  multitude  of  waters  in  the 
14.3  nobles  fent  their  little  ones  to  the  waters 
15.18-  altogether  unto  me  as  waters  that  faile 
1 7.8.  (hall  be  as  a  tree  plant-  by  the  riv-  of  w. 

1 3 .  forfa.  the  Lord  the  fount,  of  living  wat. 

1 8. 14.  or  (hall  the  cold  flowing  waters  be  for. 

23.1 5.  and  make  them  drinke  the  waters  of 
31*9  Ilecaufethemtowalkeby  theriv.  ofw. 
46-7.  whofe  waters  are  moved  as  the  rivers 

8.  arid  "his  waters  are  moved  as  the  rivers 
47.2.  behold  t  waters  rife  up  out  of  the  north 
48.34.  for  the  waters  of  Nimrim  fhalbe  defol. 
jo.  3  8.  a  drought  is  upon  her  waters 
5  r  .16.  there  is  a  multitude  of  waters  in  the 
Law.3.54.  waters  flowed  over  mine  head 
JE^/j.19.10.  like  a  vine  in  thy  blood,pla-by  theW- 
27.3  4-brok.by  the  feas  in  the  depths  of  the  w. 
3  i.4-water*  made  him  great,  the  deep  fet  him 
5.  became  long  ,  becaufe  of  the  mul.  of  wa. 
I4.r0  the  end  that  none  by  the  waters  exalt 
32.2.  &  troubled  the  water*  with  thy  feet 

14.  then  will  I  make  their  water*  deep 
3418.  and  to  have  drunk  of  the  deep  waters 
47.1.  waters iflued  outfrom  under  the  threflio. 

waters  came  down  from  under  the  right 
2.  there  ran  oiit  waters  on  the  right  fide 
3-  and  he  brought  me  thorow  the  waters 

the  waters  were  to  the  ancles 

4.  thorow  the  waters,  the  waters  were  to  the 

the  waters  were  to  the  loincs 

5.  waters  were  rifen,  waters  to  fwim  in 
S.thefe  waters  iflue  out  towards  the  eaft 

into  the  fea,the  waters  fhalbe  healed 
9-  becaufe  thefe  waters  (hall  come  thither 
12.  their  waters  iflued  out  of  the  fanftuary 
1 9.  even  to  the  waters  of  ftrife  in  Kadelh 

Chap.  48.  a.8. 
Da«.i2.6.which\vasupon  the  waters  of  the  river 

Verfe  7. 
Joel  1 .20.  for  the  rivers  of  waters  are  dried  up 

3.  ifj.all  the  rivers  of  Judah  (hall  flow  with  w. 
Amos  5.  8.  thae  calteth  for  the  waters  of  the  Tea 

Chap.  9.  6 


24.  but  let  judgment  run  down  as  waters 
Jomh  2.  5.  the  waters  compafled  me  about,  even 
Micah  1.  4.  as  waters  that  are  powred  down  a 
Nahum  3.8.  No, — that  had  the  waters  round 

1 4.  draw  the  waters  for  the  ficge 
Hab.z.14.  filled  with  know,  as  the  waters  cover 
Zecb.  14.  8;  living  waters  (hall  goe  from  Jerufal. 
2  Com  1.  26.  in  perils  of  waters,  in  perils  of  robb. 
Kcy.8.io.uponthe  third  part— of  ihefourf,  of  w. 

11.  third  part  of  the  waters  became  worm. 
•    and  many  men  died  of  the  waters 

1 1.6'  have  power  over  waters  ,  to  turn  them  to 
14,  7.  worlhip  him  that  made  the  foun.  of  wat . 
16.4.  and  fountaines  of  waters,  and  they  bee. 
5 .  angel  of  the  waters  fay ,  Thou  art  righte. 
t2.Euphrates,and  the  waters  thereof  was 
17.E  J.watew^where  the  whore  fitteth  are  peb. 
Great  jpaterg,  See  45'ieat. 
In  ,or  Ma  the  W  at  etS. 
Lev.11.9.  (hall  ye  eat,of  all  that  are  in  the  wat, 

Dent.14  9. 
whatfoever  hath  fins- — In  the  waters 
10.  of  all  that  move  in  the  waters,  &  of  any 
living  thing  which  is  in  the  waters 

12.  nor  fcales  in  the  waters,  that  (hall  be  ah 
4<5.of every  living  thing  that  mov.  in  the  w. 

4.18.  likenes  of  any  filh  that  is  in  the  wat. 


Deut. 

Jojh.3.13.  of  the  priefts,fhall  reft  in  the  waters 
P/aZ.74-i3'breakeft  the  head  ofthe  drag. in  the  w. 
104.  3.  layeth  bcamesof  his  chain,  in  the  wat' 
Mat. 8.32. into  the  fea,  and  perifhedin  the  waters 
Mar.y.iz.  oftic  hath  caft  him  into  the  water* 

Many  V®mt$. 
Numb.  24.7.  his  feed  fhalbe  in  many  waters 
2  Sam.n.17.  he  drew  me  out  of  many  waters 

P/a/.  18. 1 6- 
PfaLig.^.  the  Lord  is  upon  many  waters 

9  3. 4.  Lord-mightier  then  the  noife  of  many  w. 
Cant.%.7.  many  vnaters  cannot  quench  love 
lfa.17.  ij.na.-rufhlike  the  rufhirig  of  many  w. 
/cr.  51.13.  O  thou  that  dwelled  upon  many  wat. 
£^.19.10.  fruitfull — by  reafonof  many  waters 
43.2.  his  voice  was  like  a  noife  of  many  waters 
Rcv.i.11).  his  voice  as  the  found  of  many  waters 
1 4 .  2 .  heard  a  voice  as  the  voice  of  rriany  wat. 
Chap.  19.  6. 
17. i.  great  whore  that  fitteth  upon  many  wat. 
ttDatring. 
Gftf.30.38.  Jacob  laid  the  rods  in  the  watr'mg  tr. 
Job  3  7.1 1  •  by  watring  he  wearieth  the  thick  cloud 
Luk.e  13.15"-  and  lead  him  away  to  watring 

UD3t)C 
Earoi.29.24-  wave  them  for  a  wave-offering 

Lfy.i2i24i&  23.20. Numb. 6:10. 

z6.  wave  it  for  a  wave-offlring  Lev.  10.  15; 

Icf .23.  1 1  fhall  wave  the  fheafe  before  the  Lord 

morrow  after  the  fab.  the  prieft  (hall  wave 

1 2 .  offer  that  day,when  ye  wave  the  fheafe 

Numb.f.i^wave  the  offering  before  the  Lord 

HDatoe. 

Jam.i-6.  he  that  wavereth,  is  like  a  wave  ofthe 

ttData-W/Z,  See  liPzcaft, 

WtiSit-loaves ,  See  ioatetf. 

Watt-offering,  See  DKcttng. 

ttPatoeo. 

Exod.  29.27.fhoulder  ofthe  heave-off. which  isw, 

Lef.7.30.  bread  may  be  wavedfor  a  wave-offer. 

8.27.  and  waved  them  for  a  wave-offering 

2  9.  bread,  and  Waved  it  for  a  wave-offering 

9.2 1 .  Aaron  waved  it  for  a  wave-offering 

1 4. 2 1. one  lambefor  a  trefpafle-ofF.  to  be  wa. 

UDatoeretrj. 

Jam.  1 .6.  he  that  wavereth,  is  like  a  wave  of  the 

ttDafcerfitg. 

Ueb.1a.z7,.  profeffion  of  our  faith  without  waver. 
Jam. 1.  C  let  him  aske  in  faith,  nothing  wavering 

2  Sam.i  1  5.  when  the  waves  of  death  compafled 
Job  9.8'.  and  treadeth  upon  the  waves  ofthe  fea 

38.1 1-  here  (hall  thy  proud  waves  be  flayed 
ryaf.42.7-  all  thy  waves  have  gone  over  me 
65 .7.  fioife  of  their  waves,  and  the  tumult  of 
88.7.thou  had  afflicted  me  with  all  thy  waves 
89.9.  waves  thereof  arife  thou  dilled  them 
93  3.  the  floods  lift  uptheir  waves 
4.  Lord  mightier  then  the  mighty  wave$ 


1 07.  25.  ftormy  wind  which  life  th  up  the  wa. 
25.  fo  that  the  waves,  thereof  are  dill 
//a.48.18.  &  thy  rrghteoufnes  as  the  waves  ofthe 

51.15.  that  divided  the  fea  j  whofe  waves  roar. 
Jer- f.zz.znd  though  the  waves  thereof  toile  them 

31.35.  which  dividech  the  fea  whentht waves 

51.41.  (he  is  covered  with  the  multit.  of  the  W„ 
55.  when  her  waves  doe  roare  like  great 
£^.26.3.  again;!  thee,  as  the  fea  caufah  his  wa. 
Jonah  2.3.  all  thy  billowes  and  waves  pailed  over 
Zechio.  1 1.  and  fhall  finite  the  waves  in  the  fea 
,Ma/.8.24.fo  much,thatthe  (hip  was  co. with— rt\ 

r  4.24 .  but  the  (hip  was  now  tolled  with  waves 
Mar. 4,37.  and  the  waves  beat  into  the  fhip 
Lu\e  21.  25.  with  perplexity,the  fea  and  waves 
Acl.zy.  41.  hinder  part  broken  with  viol,  of  wa. 
Jude  1 3.  raging  waves  ofthe  fea5fom!ng  out 

IDajc. 
Pfal.zi.14.  my  heart  is  like  wax,  it  is  melted 

68.2.  as  wax  melteth  before  the  fire,  fo  let  the 

97.5.  hils  melted  like  wax  at  the  prefence  of 
Micah  1 .  4.  as  wax  before  the  fire  s  and  as  wat." 

now. 

Exod.  22. 24.  and  my  wrath  (hall  wa.t  hot.and  I 
32.  io.  that  my  wrath  may  wax  hot  aga.  them 
1 1.  why  doth  thy  wrath  wa^r  hot  againd  thy 
2  2.  let  not  the  anger  of  my  lord  wax  hot 
Lev.i  5.47.  if  a  fojourner  or  ftranger  wax  rich 

and  thy  bro. — wax  poore,and  fell 
1  Sam.  3.2.  Eli  his  eyes  began  to  wax  dim' 
Job  6. 1 7. what  time  they  wax  warme,they  vanifh 
lfa.  17. 4.  &  the  fatries  of  his  flefh  fhall  wax  leane 

29.22.  neither  (hallhis  face  now  wax  pale 
Jer.6.  24.  heard  the  fame  thereof,our  hands  wa.r 
Afat.24.12.  the  love  of  many  fhall  wax  cold 

1  Tim.<;.ii.  wax  wanton  againfl  Chrift,  they 

2  Tim.  3. 13.  evill  men  and  feducers  (hall  wax 

maV  old. 
Job  14.  8.  though  the  root  thereof  wax  old  in  the 
Pfal.  102.  zg.  of  them  (hall  wax  old  as  a  garment 
lfa.  50.  9.  Heb.  1.  ii. 
lfa.  51.6.  and  the  earth  fhall  wax  old  as  a  garm. 
Lu^e  12.33.  provide  your  felves  bags  which  wax 

ffiHajeti". 

Gcw.26.r3.  Ifaac  waxed  great  and  went  forwaid 
41.56  famine  waxed  fore  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

Exod.  1 .  j  7.  children  of  Ifrael  waxed  exceeding 
20.  people  multiplied  and  waxed  very 
16.21.  when  the  fun  waxed  hot  it  melted 
19.19  and  waxed  louder  and  louder  Mo.fpake 
32.1 9.  Mofes  anger  waxedhot,  he  caft  the  ta. 

Numb.  1 1.23.  is  the  Lords  anger  waxedhot 

Dent.8.4.  thy  rayment  waxed  not  old  upon  thee 
32.15.  but  Jefi.irunwa.rn/ fat ,  and  kicked 

Jofh.z^.i.  Jofhiia  wa„ra?oldand  ftricken  in  age 

1  Satfz.  2. 5. fhe  that  hath  many  child  waxed  feeble 

2  Sam. 1.  1.  David  waxed  ftronger — Saul  waxed 

21 . 1  j.fouglit  aga.the  Phil.&  Dav.wa.vc^  faint 
2  JC'S£-4-24.  flefh  ofthe  child  waxed  warme 

1  C/jro.11.9. !°  David  waxed  greater  &  greater 

2  Cfw.13.21  .Abijah  waxed  mighty,  &  mar.14  wi. 

17.12.  Jehofhaphat  waxed  great  exceedingly 
24.)  5.  Jeboiada  wa«rfold,and  was  full  of  da. 
Neb.y.  2 1 .  their  clothes  waxed  not  old,  their  feet 
Efl.9.4,  this  man  Motdecai  waxed  greater  and 
Pfal. 3  2. 3. when  I  kept  filence,my  bones  wax.  old 
Jer.  49.  24.  Damafcus  is  waxed  feeble,  and  turn. 
5  0.43. heard  the  report  of  them,&  his  hands  w. 
Dan.B.  8.  therefore  the  he-goat  waxed  very  great 
9 .a  little  horn: which  wa^i  exceeding  great 
10.  it  waxed  great,evento  thehoft  ofheaven 
Mat.i  3. 15. this  peoples  heart  is  waxed grofle 
Luf(e  1.  80.  child  grew,and  waxed  ftroi»g  infpirit 
Chap.  2.  4% 
13-  I9.itgrew,andwaf^agreat  tree 
Aft.  1 3.46.  then  Paul  and  Barnabas  waxedbold 

28.27.  heart  of  this  peo.  is  wixcd  grofle 
He6.11.34.waW  valiant  in  fighc,turned  to  flight 
Rev.  18. 3.  merchants  of  the  earth  are  waxed  rich 

ttDatcn.    . 
Gen.iB- 1 2.  after  T  am  waxen  old,  (hall  I  have 

19.13.  cry  of  them  is  waxen  great 
Icu.25.25.ifthybro.be  waxen  poore  , and  had. 

Verfe  3?. 
3  5 .  brother  be  waxen  poore,and  fallen  in 
Deut.zj.S.  your  clothes  are  nozwaxen  old 

.  .  pi.  20.  and 


WAX 


WAY 


wTy     way 


WAY       WAY 


3 1 ,10.  and  waxen  fat ,  then  will  they  turne 
jqjb-i  7  •  1  ?•  of  Ifitfel  were  w«xe«  ftrong 
Jer.^.17.  they  are  become  great, and  w«-«*  rich 

28.  they  are  wa.w«fat,  they  fhine 
E^.16.7.  thou  haft  increafed  and  waxen  great 

eUasetO  old. 
Pfal.6.  7.  it  "Bwrcffc  old,  becaufe  of  mine  enemies 
Heb  S.'i  3-'&  waxetb  old,  is  ready  to  vanifti  away 

toajcfng. 
Phil  ,  I4  many  of  the  brethren  wa*mg  confident 

mm   .    , 

Ges.18  .i6.went  with  them  to  bring  tnem  on  the  w. 

2  1  .i(5.  Hagar  fate  down  a  good  way  off 

14.41.  thou  doe  profper  the  way  that  I  goe 

48 .  which  hath  led  me  in  the  right  way 

61.  lfaac  came  from  the  way  of  the  well  La. 

55.1^.  but  a  little  way  to  come  to  Ephrath 

Chap.  48.  7. 
42.2 5.  to  give  them  provifion  for  the  way 
45.2 1.  and  gave  them  provifion  for  the  way 
Exod.i.t  z.  looked  this  way  and  that  way  ,  and 
H.  1 7«  not  thorow  the  way  of  the  land  of  the 
"18.  God  led  the  people  thorow  the  way  of 
n.in  a  pillar  ofacloud,to  lead  them  the  way 
1 8.  io.  (halt  (hew  them  the  way  wherein  they 
Nimb.zi.a-W&s  much  difcouraged  bee.  of  the  w 
ai.zj.fawtheangd  of  the  Lo.ftand.  in  thew, 
finote  the  afle,to  turne  her  into  the  way 
26.  was  no  way  to  turne  either  to  the  right 
Deut.i.zi.  bring  us  word  by  what  way  we  mu  ft 
3 1.  all  the  way  that  ye  wcnt,untill  ye  came 
3 3  .who  went  in  the  way  before  you  to  fearch 
2.8.  pafl'ed  through  the  way  of  the  plaine  from 
3.1.  we  turned  and  went  up  the  way  to  Balhan 
8  1.  thou  (halt  rememb.all  theway  which  the 
14.14.  and  if  the  way  be  too  long  for  thee 

17. 16.  ye  (hall  hence-forth ret.  no  mo.that  w, 
1 9. 3. prepare  thee  a  way,  and  divide  thecoafts 

6.  and  overtake  him,becaufe  the  way  is  long 
28. 1  y .  malt  goe  out  one  way,  and  flee  feven 
yt.29.  and  turn;  afide  from  the  way  which  I 
fafh.i.  7.  m:npurfued  after  them  the  way  tojor. 

zi.purfuers  fought  them  thorow.  all  the  way 
3 .4.  may  know  the  way  by  which  ye  muft  goe 
io.io.chafed  them  along  the  way  to  Bethoron 
11.3.  on  the  eaft,  the  way  to  Beth-Jefhimoth 
13.14. 1  am  going  the  way  of  all  the  earth 
24. 1 7. and  preferved  us  in  all  the  way  wherein 
fn.di.-Z.  1 9  ceafed  not  from  their  ftubborne  way 
9~i  y.  robbed  all  that  came  along  that  way 
1 8.  y .  whether  our  way  we  goe  (halbe  profper. 

6. before  the  Lord  is  your  way  wherein  ye  go 

zz.  when  they  were  a  good  way  from  Micah 

1 9.9. and  to  morrow  get  you  early  on  your  w. 

2o.4i.before  the  men  of  Ifrael  unto  the  way  of 

Ruth  1 .  7.  on  the  way  to  returne  unto  the  land  of 

1  Sam.  6.  12.  tookeft  the  ftraight  way  a  to  the  way 

9.6 .  pcradventure  he  can  (hew  us  our  way 

8.  give  to  the  man  of  God  to  tell  us  our  way 
1 1.13.  He  teach  you  the  good  and  right  way 

1 3. 1 7.  one  company  unto  the  way  that  leadcth 
18.  another  comp.  turned  the  way  to  Betho. 

another  to  the  way  of  the  border  that  look. 

1  y.  10.  and  have  gone  the  way  which  the  Lord 

2  Sam-i^.z.  Abfolomftood  be  fide  the  way  of  the 

23.  pafl'ed  over  toward  the  way  of  the  wild. 
1 9. 7,6  thv  fervant  will  goe  a  little  way 
1  1\jag.  %  z .  I  goe  the  way  of  all  the  earth 
8.36.  thit  thou  teach  them  the  way  wherein 
13.9.  nor  turne  againe  by  the  fame  way 
10.  fo  he  went  another  way,  and  returned 
12,  their  father  faid,  What  way  went  he 

for  his  fons  had  feene  what  way  the  man 

td. prop. that  brought  him  back  from  the  w, 

1 8-  6.  Ahab  went  one  way-Obad.went  ano.w. 

zz.  24.  which  way  went  the  Spirit  of  the  Lord 

zCkro.  18.  23. 

1  Kjng.i$.  which  way  (hall  we  goe  up 

the  way  thorow  the  wildernefle  of  Edoin 
f -19.  fo  he  departed  from  him  a  little  way 
6.19.  this  is  not  the  w*zy,neither  is  this  the  city 
7.1?.  &  loe,  all  the  way  was  (ull  of  garments 

2  y .  4.  and  the  king  went  the  way  toward  the 

2  cW6.27.when  thou  haft  tau.them  the  good  w, 
Eya  1.2.1.  tofeekofhima  right  way  for  us 
Neh.  <f.  1  ?.  to  (hew  them  light,&  the  way  wherein 


jfob  3.  23-  whofe  way  is  hid,  and  whom  God  hach 
12.24.  in  a  wildernefle  where  there  is  no  way 
16.21.  goe  the  way  whence  I  (hall  not  returne 
21.1  J.  haft  thou  marked  the  old  way 

23.10.  but  he  knoweththe  way  that  I  take 
24.i8.beholdeth  not  the  way  of  the  vineyards 
28.13.  God  underftandeth  the  way  thereof 

26.and  a  way  for  the  lightning  of  the  thund. 
38.  19.  where  is  the  way  where  the  light  dweL 
14.  by  what  way  is  the  light  parted 
2  j .  or  a  way  for  the  lightning  of  thunder 
Ffal.i,6.  knoweth  the  way  of  the  righteous 
2.12.  and  ye  perifh  from  the  way 

37.3.  flop  the  way  againft  them  that  perfecute 

35. 4.  he  fetteth  hunfelfe  in  a  way  chat  is  not 
78.  yo.  he  made  a  way  to  his  anger,  he  fpared 
ioi.2.  He  behave  my  felf  wifely  ina  pcrf.  way 

tf.walketh  in  a  perfect  way  he  (hall  ferve  me 
107.4.  they  wandred ina  folitary  way 

7.  and  he  led  them  forth  by  the  right  way 
40.wand.  in  the  wilder.where  there  is  no  w. 

119. 27.  make  underft.  the  way  of  thy  precepts 
29.  remove  from  me  the  way  of  lying 
30. 1  have  chofen  the  way  of  truth 
3a.  lie  run  the  way  of  thy  commandments 
3 3.  teach  me,  O  Lord,  the  way  of  thy  flat. 
1 04.  therefore  I  hate  every  falfe  way 

Verfer28. 

139.  24.  and  fee  if  there  be  any  wicked  way  in 

1 43. 8.  caufe  me  to  know  the  way  wherein 

1 46.9.  way  of  the  wicked  he  turneth  upfide  do 
Prov. 2.8-  he  preferveth  the  wavof his  faints 

1 2.  to  deliver  thee  from  the  way  of  the  evill 
4. 19.  way  of  the  wicked  is  as  darknefle 
6.23.  reproofs  of  inftru&ion  are  the  way  of 
7.8.  and  he  went  the  way  to  her  houfe 

27.  her  houfe  is  the  way  to  hell 
1 2. 1  y.  the  way  of  a  fool  is  right  in  his  own 

z€.  but  the  way  of  the  wicked  feduceth  them 
1 3.1  y.  but  the  way  of  tranfgreflburs  is  hard 
14. 1 2.  there  is  a  way  that  feeraeth  right  to  a 
1 5.9.  way  of  the  wicked  is  abomination  to  the 

io.correftiom's  giie.  to  him  that  forf.the  w. 

1 9.  way  of  the  flothfull  man,  is  a  an  hedge 
but  the  way  of  the  righteous  is  made  plain 

24.  the  way  of  life  is  above  to  the  wife 
i6.2> .  there  is  a  way  that  feemeth  right  unto  a 

29.  and  leadeth  him  into  the  way  that  is  not 
21.2.  every  way  of  a  man  is  right  in  his  own 

8.  the  way  of  man  is  froward  and  ftrange 
30. 19.  way  of  an  eagle, — the  way  of  a  ferpent 

way  of  a  (hip, — way  oEa.  man  with  a  maid 

20.  fuch  is  the  way  of  an  adulterous  woman 
Ecclcf.  ii.  j.  knoweft  not  what  is  the  way  of  the 
Ifa.i- 1 1.  caufe  thee  to  erre  and  deftroy,  the  way 

26.7.  wayofthe juft  is  uprightnefle 
30.21.  this  is  the  way,walk  ye  in  ic 

3  5. 8.  an  high  way-and  a  way-^ralled  the  way 
40.  3.  make  ftraight  in  the  defart  a  high  way 

14.  &  (hewed  to  him  the  way  of  underftand. 
43.16.  the  Lord  which  maketh  a  way  in  the  fea 

1 9.  He  even  make  a  way  in  the  wildernefle 

49.1 1 .  and  He  make  all  my  mouataines  a  way 
5  no  .that  had  made  the  depths  of  the  fea  a  w. 
% 7. 1 4.  prepare  the  way, take  up  the  (tumbling 
J9.8.  the  way  of  peace  they  know  not 

62.  ro.  prepare  you  the  way  of  the  people 
Je?.6.\6.  where  is  the  good  way  ,and  walk  therein 
xo.  2.  learne  not  the  way  of  the  heathen 

23. 1  know,  that  the  way  of  man  is  not  in 
12. 1.  wherefore  doth  the  way  of  the  wicked 
1 8.1  J.  to  walk  in  paths,  in  a  way  not  eaft  up 

21.8.  before  you  the  way  oflife ,  &  the  way  of 
2f .  3  y  .and  the  (hepherds  (hall  have  no  way  to 

31.9.  in  a  ftraight  way  wherein  they  (hall  not 

21.  fet  thine  heart  toward  the  high-way 
32.39.  He  give  them  one  heart  and  one  way 

39. 4.  and  he  went  out  the  way  of  the  plaine 
42.3.that  the  Lo.  thy  God  may  (hew  us  the  w. 

50. 5.  they  (hall  ask  the  way  to  Sion 
£^.3. 18.  to  warne  the  wicked  from  his  wick.w. 

19.  the  wlck.&  he  turn  not  from  his  wic.  w. 

8.  j.  lift  up  thine  eyes  the  way  toward  the  nor. 

fo  I  lift  up  mine  eyes  the  way  toward  the 

9.2.  fix  men  came  from  the  way  of  the  higher 

16.  2  j.  thy  high  place  at  every  head  of  the  w. 


27.  of  Phil,  which  are  a(ha.  of  thy  lewd  w. 
il .  16.  get  thee  one  way  or  other,  either  on 

19.  chufc  it  at  the  head  of  the  way  to  the  city 

20.  appoint  a  way  that  the  fword  may  come 

21.  king  of  Baby.ftood  at  the  part.of  the  w. 
23. 1 3. 1  faw  that  they  took  both  one  way 
42.1.  into  the  utter  court,  the  way  toward  the 

4.  a  way  of  one  cubit>&  their  doores  toward 
n.way  before  them  was  like  theappearance 
ji.a  door  in  the  head  of  the  way,even  the  ». 
43.2.glory  of  the  God  of  Ifr.came  from  the  w. 
44.1.  the  way  of  the  gate  of  the  outward  fanct. 
4.  brought  he  me  the  way  of  the  north-gate 
47^  •  brought  me  out  of  the  way  of  the  gate 
and  led  me  about  the  way  without  unto  the 
1  y.the  way  of  Hethlon,as  men  goe  to  Zedad 
48.1. names  of  the  tribes  to  the  coaft  of  the  w. 
Amos  2.7.  and  turne  afide  the  way  of  the  meeie 
Nabum  2.1.  keep  the  munition,  watch  the  way 
Mai.}.  1 .  and  he  (hall  prepare  the  way  before  me 
Mat.z.i  2.  in  their  own  countrey  another  way 
7. 13.  and  broad  is  the  way  that  leadeth  to  de. 
14.  and  narrow  is  the  way  that  leadeth  unto 
8.28.  fo  that  no  man  might  paffe  by  that  way 

30.  there  was  a  good  way  off  from  there 
10.5.  goe  not  into  the  way  of  the  Gentiles 
22.16.  and  teacheft  the  way  of  God  in  truth 
Mar.  1  o.  17.  he  was  gone  forth  into  the  way 

1 2. 1 4.  but  teacheft  the  way  of  God  in  truth 
L»ke  *  •*  9-  not  find  by  what  way  they  might 

10.31.  came  down  a  certaine  prieft  that  way 

14.32.  other  is  a  great  wayoff,  fendeth  an 
15.20.  when  he  was  yet  a  great  way  off,  his  fa. 

19.4.  for  he  was  to  paffe  that  way 
20.11.  but  teacheft  the  way  of  God  truly 

John  1 0.1 .  but  climbeth  upfome  other  way,  is  a 
14.4. 1  goe  ye  know,  and  the  way  ye  know 
y.  and  how  can  we  know  the  way 
6. 1  am  the  n'ay3  the  Truth,  and  the  Life 
AB.%.  26.  unto  the  way  that  goeth  down  from 
16.17.whUh  (hew  unto  us  the  way  of  falvation 
18.  26.  expounded  unto  them  the  way  of  God 
19.9.  fpake  evill  of  that  way  before  the  multi. 

23.  there  arofe no  fmall  ftir  about  that  way 

21.5.  accomplifhed  thofe  dayes  ,went  our  way 
24.i4.after  the  way  they  call  herefie,fo  worfli. 

22.  having  more  perfect  know,  of  that  way 
R9W-3. 17.  the  way  of  peace  have  they  not  know. 

14. 13.  or  an  occafion  to  fall  in  his  broth,  way 
1  Com c.i  j.  with  the  temptation  make  a  way  to 

1 2.  3 1 .  yet  (hew  I  unto  you  a  more  excel,  wav 
1  Tbe[f-i'  1 1.  our  Lord  direct  our  way  unto  you 
Heb-9-%-  that  the  way  into  the  holieft  was  not  yet 
1 0.20.  and  living  way  which  he  hath  confecra.; 
Jam.  2.25".  and  had  fent  them  out  another  way 
z  Pet.z.z.  the  way  of  truth  (halbe  evill  fpokenof 
1  J.  which  have  forfaken  the  r'ght  way 

following  the  way  of  Balaam 

2 1  .better  for  them  not  to  have  know,  the  w. 

3. 1.  your  pure  minds  by  way  of  remembrance 

Rev.16. 12.  that  way  of  the  kings  ofthe  eaft  might 

BytbeWtty. 
Gen>3%.  14-  which  is  by  the  way  to  Timnath 
16.  he  turned  unto  her  by  the  way 
21 .  harlot  that  was  openly  by  the  way  fide 
4i.38.ifmifchiefbefallhimby  the  way 
4J.  23 .  bread  and  meat  for  his  fa.  by  the  way 

24.  fee  that  ye  fall  not  out  by  the  way 
,49.17.  Dan  (halbe  a  ferpent  by  theway 

Exod.4.  24.  by  the  way  in  the  Inne  the  Lord  met 

18.8.  travell  thathad  come  on  them  by  the  w. 

Numb.i4.zu  and  get  you  by  the  way  ofthe  Red 

ai.  1.  heard  thatlfrael  came  by  the  way  of  the 

4.  they  journeyed  by  the  way  ofthe  Red  fea 

33.  and'they  went  up  by  the  way  of  Bafhan 

DM.  I.  2-  by  the  way-of the  Red  fea-unto  Kad. 

19.  by  the  way  ofthe  mounta.  ofthe  Amor. 

40.into  the  wildernes  by  the  way  of  the  Red 

Chap.  2. 1. 

2.8.we  pafled  by  the  way  of  the  wildernefle  of 

6.7.talke  of  them  when  thou  walked  by  the  w. 

1 1 .19.  and  when  thou  walked  by  the  way 

30.  by  the  way  where  the  fun  goeth  down 
22.4.  or  his  oxe  fall  down  by  the  way, &  hide 
24.  g.  what  the  Lord  did  to  Miriam  by  the  w. 
2y.17.remem.whatAmal.did  to  thee  by  the  w.| 

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18.  met  thee  by  the  way,&  fmote  the  hindm. 

28 .68.  by  the  way  whereof  I  fpake  unto  thee 

jofh.  5  .4.  died  by  the  way  after  they  came  out  of 

S.born  in  the  wilder.by  theway  as  they  came 

7. bee. they  had  not  circum.them  by  the  way 

8.1  J.  and  fled  by  the  way  of  the  wildernefle 

judg.s .io.ye  that  fit  in  judgem.&  walk  by  the  w. 

8. 1 1 .  Gideon  went  up  by  the  way  of  them  that 

1  S<«».4-i3«  £li  fate  on  a  feat  by  the  way-fide 

6.  9.  if  it  goeth  up  by  the  way  of  his  own  coaft 
1  j.  1.  how  he  had  laid  wait  for  him  in  the  way 
1 7. 5 1.  Phil,  fell  down  by  the  way  to  Shaar 
i4.3.fheep-coates  by  the  way  where  was  a  cave 
26.  3.  which  is  before  Jefhimon  by  the  way 

2  Sa#j.i.i4-by  the  way  of  the  wildernefle  of  Gib. 

1 3 . 3 4 .  came  much  people  by  the  way  of  the 
1 6. 1 3 .  David  and  his  men  went  by  the  way 
18.13.  then  Ahimaas  ran  by  the  way  of  the 

1  Kjng- li-9-  nor  turn  ty  the  fame  way  that  thou 

1 7 .  nor  turn  againe  to  goe  by  the  way  that 

2 4.  a  lion  met  him  by  the  way  and  flew  him 

20.38.  prophet  waited  for  the  king  by  the  way 

2  i^i»g.i-i3.ashewasgoingupby  the  way  ,there 

j . 2 o.  there  came  water  by  the  w<»y  of  Edom 
9.  17.  Ahaz.. — fled,  by  the  way  of  the  garden 
1 1 . 1 6.  flic  went  by  the  way  by  the  which  the 
19.  and  came  by  the  way  of  the  gate  of  the 
1 9 .  28.  lie  turn  thee  back  by  the  way  that  thou 
Ifa.  37.  29,  34. 
3  3  .by  the  way  that  he  came,by  the  fame  fhal 
15.4.  men  of  war  fled  by  the  way  of  the  gate 
2  Cbro.6.34.  by  the  way  that  thou  fhalt  fend  them 
E^a  8.3 1 .  &  of  fuch  as  lay  in  wait  by  the  way 
job  ii. 29. have  ye  not  ask.them  that  go  by  the  w. 
P/a/80.12.  which  pafle  by  the  way  doe  pluck  her 
89.41.  all  that  pafle  by  the  way  fpoile  him 


Exod.  1 8.27.  he  went  his  way  into  his  own  land 
Nun1b.14.1S.  and  Balak  alio  went  his  way 
2  Sam.zz.  3  i.asfor  God,  his  way  is  perfect 

Pfal.i  8.30. 
1  Kjng.2.^.  condemning  the  wic.  to  bring  his  w. 
z  Cbro.6.zi-  recompencing  his  way  upon  his  own 
job  8.19.  behold,  this  is  the  joy  of  his  way 

17.9.  the  righteous  alfo  fhall  hold  on  his  way 
2 1.3 1.  who  lhall  declare  his  way  to  his  face 
2  3 . 1 1 .  his  way  have  1  kept,and  not  declined 
36.23 .  who  hath  enjoyned  him  his  way 
Pfal.ii-9-  and  the  meek  will  he  teach  his  way 
37.7.  becaufe  of  him  who  profperethin  his  way 

23.  and  he  delighteth  in  his  way 

34.  wait  on  the  Lord,  and  keep  his  way 
ii9.9.wherewith  fhall  a  young  man  clea.his  w. 
iwu.8.22.  poflefled  me  in  the  begin,  of  his  way 
11.  j.righteouf.ofthe  perfect  fhall  direct  his  w. 
i4.8.wifdom  of  the  prudent  is  to  underft.hisw. 
16.  9.  mans  heart  devifeth  his  way 

17.  he  that  keepeth  his  way  prefer,  his  foule 
19.3.  foolifanefleof  men  perverteth  his  way 
10.14.  when  he  is  gone  his  way,then  he  boaft. 

24.  how  can  a  man  then  underft.  his  own  w. 
a  1. 29.  as  for  the  upright,  he  dire&eth  his  way 

I/a.48. 15.  and  he  fhall  make  his  way  profper 

j  5.7.  let  the  wicked  forfake  his  way  ,and  the 
/er.4-7*  deftroyer  of  the  Gentiles  is  on  his  way 

28.11.  and  the  prophet  Jeremiah  went  hiswa. 
£^.13.22.  he  fhould  not  ret.  from  his  mc-way 
33.8.not  fpeak  to  warn  the  wicked  from  his  w. 
9.  if  thou  warn  the  wicked  of  his  way 

if  he  doe  not  turn  from  his  way 
1 1 .  that  the  wicked  turn  from  his  way,  and 
Nabum  1 .3.  Lord  hath  his  way  in  the  whirlewind 
jam.i.z^-  beholdeth  himfelf,  and  goeth  his  way 


Prov.  8.  2.  fhe  ftandcth  by  the  way  in  the  places  I      5.20.  from  the  errour  of  his  way,fhall  fave 


Ecclcf.io.i-  that  is  a  foole  walketh by  the  way  ,his 
j/a.9.1.  more  grievoufly  afflict  her  by  the  way  of 

42.16.  bring  the  blind  by  a  way  that  they  knew 

48. 17.  which  leadeth  thee  by  the  way  that  thou 
frA2.17.L0.thy  God,when  he  led  thee  by  the  w. 

6-  2  ? .  into  the  field,  nor  walk  by  the  way 
39.4.  fled  by  the  way  of  the  kings  garden 
48.  19.  O  inhab.  of  Arocr,  ftand  by  the  way 
j  2.7.  by  the  way  of  the  gate  between  the  two 
and  they  went  by  the  way  of  the  plaine 
£■^•43.4.  glory  of  the  Lord  came  by  the  way  of 
44.  3 .  he  fhall  enter  by  the  way  of  the  porch 
and  fhall  goe  out  by  the  way  of  the  fame 
'     46.2.prince  fhall  enter  by  the  way  of  the  porch 
8.  goe  in  by  the  way  of  the  porch  of  that 

and  he  fhall  goe  forth  by  the  way  thereof 
9. he  that  entreth  in  by  the  way  of  the  north 
fhall  goe  out  by  the  way  ofthe  fouth  gate 
he  that  entreth  by  the  way  ofthe  fouth  g. 
fhall  goe  forth  by  the  way  ofthe  north  g. 
not  return  by  the  way  ofthe  gate  that  he 
47.2.1ed  me  by  the  way  that  looketh  eaft-ward 
Hof.  13 .7.  as  a  leopard  by  the  way  will  I  obferve 
Mat. 4  if- and  the  land  of  Nephtali  by  the  way 
8.28.  fo  that  no  nun  might  pafle  by  that  way 
Mar.  8.  3.  faffing,  they  will  faint  by  the  way 
27.  and  by  the  way  he  asked  his  difciples 
9.35.  difputed  among  your  felves  by  the  way 
34.  by  the  way  they  had  difputed 
Liife  10. 4.  falute  no  man  by  the  way 

24.?  2.  while  he  talked  with  us  by  the  way 
2  Cor. 16.  7.I  will  not  fee  you  now  by  the  way 

Every  UDap. 
Gen. ^.zi-zni  a  flaming  fword  which  tur.every  w. 
Pfal.ii9.101 .1  have  refra.my  feet  from  eve  ev.  w. 
104.  therefore  Thate  every  falfe  way 

Verfei28. 
Prov.zi.  z.  every  way  of  a  man  is  right  in  his  own 
£^.i6.3r.eminent  place  in  the  head  of  every  w. 
Rom.^.z.  much  every  way:  chiefely,  becaufe 
P&/.1.18.  notwithstanding  everyway,  whether 
£w#tS)ap,See€t)Hl- 
His  HDap. 
Gen  6.12.  all  flefh  had  corrupted  his  way 
18.33.  Lord  went  his  way  as  foon  as  he  had 

2  4.61.  fervant  tooke  Rebekah,&  went  his  way 
2J.34.Efau  did  eat  and  drinke,&  went  his  way 

3  2.r.  Jacob  went  on  his  way ,  &  the  angels  of 
I     3  3 . 1 6 .  E  fait  returned  that  day  on  his  way 


Went  bis  H0ap  ,  See  ttDCJTt, 
Went  her  HDap,  See  (Pent. 
lntbeWLty, 
Gen.  1 6.7.  by  the  fountaine  in  the  way  to  Shur 

2  4.27. 1  being  in  the  way,  the  Lord  led  me 

3  5.3.  was  with  me  in  the  way  which  I  went 

19. Rachel  was  buried  in  the  way  Ch.  48. 7. 
48.  7.  Rachel  died  in  die  way  when  yet 
Exod.  5 .  20.  Moles  &  Aaron  who  flood  in  the  w. 
2  3 .  20. angel  before  thee  to  keep  thee  in  the  w. 
33.3.  leaft  I  con  (lime  thee  in  the  wiy 
N»>nb.zz.z  z.  angel  flood  in  the  way  for  an  ad v- 
23.  afle  faw  the  angel  Handing  in  the  way 
3  i.Balaam  faw  the  angel  ftanding  in  the  w. 
34. 1  knew  not  that  thou  flooded  in  the  way 
Belli.  1.35.  who  went  in  the  way  before  you 
22.6.  be  before  thee  in  the  way  in  any  tree 
23.4. not  with  bread  and  water  in  the  way 
z  Saw.13.30.  were  in  the  way,  tidings  came 

1  King.  1  i.29.Abijah  the  ShiJ.found  him  in  the  w 

13.  24.  his  carcafle  was  caff  in  the  way 
2  5 .  and  faw  the  carcafle  caft  in  the  way 
28.  went  and  found  his  carcafle  in  the  way 

1  5 .  z6.  in  the  way  of  his  father,  and  in  his  fin 

34.  in  the  way  of  Jerob.  and  in  his  fin 
16.2-  thou  haft  walked  in  the  way  of  Jeroboam 
1 9.  in  walking  in  the  way  of  Jeroboam 

26.  he  walked  in  all  the  way  of  Jeroboam 
18.7.  as  Obad.  was  in  the  way  ,Elijah  met  him 

2  2.  J  2.  in  the  way  of  his  father,&  in  the  way  of 

and  in  the  way  of  Jerob.the  fon  of  Neb. 

2  K}ng.%.\8.  walked  in  the  way  ofthe  kings  of 

Chap.  16.  3.  1  Cbro.  zi.6. 

27.  walked  in  the  way  of  the  houfe  of  Ahab 

10.12.  he  was  in  the  fhearing-houfe  in  the  w. 
11.22.  walked  not  in  the  way  of  the  Lord 

2  Chro.i  i.i7.for  three  yeeres  they  walk.in  the  w. 
20.32.  he  walked  in  the  way  of  Afa  his  father 

21.13.  haft  walked  in  the  way  ofthe  kings  of 
Ex/a  8 .1 2.  to  help  us  aga-  the  enemy  in  the  way 
Neb.9. 1 2.  to  give  them  light  in  the  way 

19.  by  day,  to  lead  them  in  the  way 
job  1 8. 10.  and  a  trap  for  him  in  the  way 
Pfal.1.1.  nor  ftandeth  in  the  way  of  finners 

2  5.  8.  there  fore  will  he  teach  finners  in  the  w. 

12.  him  fhall  he  teach  in  the  way 

3  2.8.  &  teach  thee  in  the  way  which  thou  fhalt 
8  5 .  1 3 .  and  fhall  fet  us  in  the  way  of  his  fteps 

1 02. 23.  he  weakned  tny  ftrength  in  the  way 


no.  7.  he  fhall  drink  ofthe  brook  in  the  way 
1 1 9. 1 .  blcfled  are  the  undehled  in  the  way 

who  walk  in  the  way  of  the  Lord 
1 4. 1  have  rejoyced  in  the  way  of  thy  teftim. 
139.24.  and  lead  me  in  the  way  everlaiHng 
141.3.  in  the  way  have  they  privily  laid  a  fna. 
Prov.  i.i  5.  my  fon,walk  not  thou  in  the  way  with' 
2.20.  that  thou  may  ft  walk  in  the  way  of  good 
4.1 1. 1  have  taught  thee  in  the  way  of  wifdora- 

1 4.  and  goe  not  in  thewajiofevill  men 
8.20. 1  lead  in  the  way  of  nghteoufnefle 
9.6.  and  goe  in  the  way  of  underftanding 
10.17.  he  is  in  the  way  of  life  that  keepeth 
12.28.  in  the  way  of  righteoufnefle  is  life 

in  the  path-way  thereof  there  is  no  death 
1 J  .6.righteo.keepeth  him  that  is  upr.in  the  w. 
16.31.  if  it  be  found  in  the  way  of  righteoufnes 

22.  j.  and  fnares  are  in  the  waj>  ofthe  wicked 
6.  traine  up  a  child  in  the  way  he  fhould  goe 

23.  19.  be  wife,guide  thine  heart  in  the  way 
26.13.floth.man  faithjThere  is  a  lion  in  the  w. 
19.27.  upright  in  the  way,is  abom.  to  the  wic. 

Ecclef.  1  z.  y.  and  feares  fhalbe  in  the  way 
Ifa.B.11.  that  I  fhould  not  walke  in  the  way  of 
if  -J.  for  in  the  way  ofHoronaim  they  lhall 
26.  8.  in  the  way  of  thy  judgments  have  we 
57.17-  he  went  on  frowardly  in  the  way  of  his 

65.2.  which  walketh  in  a  way  that  was  not 
/ir/.2.i8.  what  haft  thou  to  doe  in  the  way  of  Eg. 

or  what  haft  thou  to  doe  in  the  way  of 
E%ek"z3>3 l  •  haft  walked  in  the  way  of  thy  fifter 
Hof.6.9.  of  priefts  murder  in  the  way  by  confent 
Mat.f.  2 j.  agree-whiles  thou  art  in  the  way  with 
1  J.32.  falling  ,  left  they  faint  in  the  way 
20. 17.  took  the  twelve  difc.  apart  in  the  way 
21,8.  multitude  fpread  their  garm.  in  the  way 
branches — and  ftra wed  them  in  the  way 
19.  faw  a  fig-tree  in  the  wayy  he  came  to  it 
3  2.  John  came  unto  you  in  the  way  of  righ. 
Mar.1c.3z.  they  were  in  the  way  going  up  to 
52.  and  followed  Jefus  in  the  way 
U.S.  many  fpread  their  garments  in  the  wajf 
branches — and  ftrawed  them  in  the  way 
Lu\(  1.79.  to  guide  our  feet  in  the  way  of  peace 
9-J7-  as  they  went  in  the  way^a  certaine 
H'.JS.  as  thou  art  in  the  way,givc  diligence 
19'  36.  they  fpread  their  clothes  in  the  way 

24.  35.  told  what  things  were  done  in  the  Way 
Acl.9.  17.  Jefus  that  appeared  to  thee  in  the  way 

27.  how  he  had  feene  the  Lord  in  the  way 

25.3.  laying  wait  in  the  way  to  kill  him 

26.13.  at  mid-day  I  faw  in  thewajia  light 
Jude  1 1.  for  they  have  gone  in  the  way  of  Cain 

}©aj>  ofthe  Lord,  See  JLo?5. 
My  KDap. 
Gcw.24.56.  not/eeing  the  Lo.  hath  prof  my  Way 
2  Sam.  22.33. an<^  he  maketh  my  way  perfeft 

Pfal.it.  $ 2. 
job  19.  8.  he  hath  fenced  my  way  that  I  cannot 
lfa.40.zy.  why  fayeft  thou, — My  way  is  hid  from 
JLifk'  18.  25.O  houfe  oflfrael,  is  not  my  way 
John  8.21. 1  goe  my  way}  and  ye  fhall  feek  me 
Rom.  if.  14-  brought  on  my  way  thitherward  by 
2  Cor.  1 . 1 6.  brought  on  my  way  to  jerufalem 

Out  ofthe  aatap, 

Exod.  3 1 .8.  turned  afide  quickly  out  ofthe  Way 
Numb.zz.  13.  afle  turned  afide  out  ofthe  way 
T>ent.$.\z.  quickly  turned  afide  out  ofthe  way 
16.  ye  had  turned  afide  out  ofthe  way 

1 1 .28.  and  a  curfe,if  ye — turnc  out  ofthe  way 

I3.f.hath  fpoken — to  thruft  thee  out  ofthe  w. 

27. 1 8.that  maketh  the  blind  wan. out  ofthe  ir. 
judg.z.iy.  they  turned  quickly  outofthewaj' 
job  24.4.  they  turne  the  needy  out  ofthe  way1 
24.  they  are  taken  out  ofthe  way  ,  as 

31.7.  if  my  fteps  have  turned  out  ofthe  way 
Prov.zi.  16 '.  that  wandereth  out  of  the  way  of 
J/a.28.7.through  ftrong  drinke  are  out  ofthe  way 
they  are  our  ofthe  way,  they  erre  in 

30.1 1.  get  ye  out  ofthe  way,  turn  afide 

57.14.  ftumbling-block  out  ofthe  way  of  my 
£^.47.2.me  out  ofthe  way,of  the  gate  north-w. 
Malz.S.  but  ye  are  departed  out  ofthe  way,  ye 
Rom.  3.12.  they  are  a  II  gone  out  ofthe  way 

Col.  2. 1 4.  out  ofthe  way  nailing  it  to  his  crofie 
z  Theff.  2.7-  w?U 


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2  Tbef.  z  7.will  let,untill  he  be  taken  out  of  the  w, 
HeA;.j.2.compaffi.  ofthem  that  are  out  of  the  w. 

it. 13. that  which  is  lame  be  turned  out  of  the  n>. 
Own  JSOap. 
Prw.1.1 1.  fhall  eat  of  the  fruit  of  their  own  way 

iq.»4,  how  can  a  man  underft.  his  own  way 
If.  53.6.  we  have  turned  every  one  to  his  own  w. 

56. 1 1.  they  all  look  to  their  own  way 
£■^,2.2.3 1 .  their  own  way  have  I  recompenfed 

36.  17.  they  defiled  it  by  their  own  way 
Way-fide. 
PA40.  y-proud  have  fpread  a  net  by  the  ray-fide 
Mat.i$-4.  fome  feeds  fell  by  the  ray-fide 

1 9. dm  is  he  which  recei.  feed  by  the  ray-fi. 
io.  30.  two  blind  men  fitting  by  the  way-fide 
Ma.;\  4,  4.  as  he  fowed  fome  fell  by  the  ray-fide 
'   .£«£<:  8.  5. 
1 5:,  and  thcfe  are  they  by  therajMide. 
10. 46.  Bartimeus  fate  by  the  higa-ray^fidc 
Lu\e  8. 1 2.  thofe  by  the  ray-fide,  are  they  that 
18--3-5'.  blind  man  Tate  by  the  raj-fide  begging 
Tfrejy  MDap- 
Gen,  r  <) . 1 1  .and  all  their,  victualls  wen:  their  way 
1  Saw.zs-i  i.fo  Davids  young  men  turn.their  w. 
1  Itwjg.2.4.ifthy  children  take  heed  to  their  way 
8.25,  fo  that  thy  child,  take  heed  to  their  way 
2  Cl)yck.6.\6. 
Job  6. 1 8 .  pathes  of  their  way  are  turned  a  fide 

19.12.  and  raife  up  their  way  againft  me 
29.1?.  I  chofe  out  tneir  way ,and  face  chicfe 

Pfal.-$  y.~5j  let  their  ray  be  darke  and  flippery 

49. 13.  this  th:ir  way  is  their  folly 
Jet-^.z  1 .  they  have  perverted  their  raj,they 

6- z7.  that  thou  mayeft  try  their  way 

23.12.  their  way  fhalbe  as  flippery  w^ys 
E\e'<i,7.iy.  lie  doe  unto  rhem  after  their  way 

9. io. lie  recompenfe  their  way  upon  their 

Chap.  11.  ii 
14.  12.  and  ye  fhal!  fee  their  ray,and  their 
3  3 . 1 7.  but  as  for  them,  their  way  is  not  equall 
36.17.  they  defiled  it  by  their  own  way 

their  way  was  before  me  as  the  unclean. 
19.  according  to  their  way  I  judged  them 
Aff.i$  3.  brought  on  th:ir  way  by  the  Church 
Went  their  HOap ,  See  fluent. 
This  HDag. 
Gen.  28. 10.  if  God  will  keep  me  in  this  ray  that  I 
Numb.  13.  17.  get  ye  up  this  way  fouthward 
7ri/&.3.4.  for  ye  have  not  palled  this  way  heretof. 

8-  20,  had  no  power  to  flee  this  way,  or  that 
Ail  .9. 2.  found  any  of  this  way /night  bring  them 
22.  4-  I  perfecuted  this  way  unto  death 
Thy  Map. 
Gf7z.24.40  fend  hisangel  with  thee,&  prof.thy  w. 
F.xnd.i  :.i  3.  fhew  me  now  thy  way  thatl  may 
Nnmb.z1.3z.  becaufe  thy  way  is  perverfe  before 
Juffi.i.8.  then  thou  fhalt  make  thy  way  profper. 
1  Sam. 28. ii.  have  ftrcn.when  thou  gocft  thy  w 
1  Kj'''4- ' 9- '  ?•  goe,returne  on  thy  way  to  the  wil. 
Vfal.%.%.  make  thy  way  ftraight  before  my  face 
27.1 1.  teach  me  thy  way,  O  Lord  :  and  lead 

Pfal.  86.  11. 
3 7.  y  commit  thy  ray  to  the  Lord 
44.18.neit.  have  our  fteps  declin.  from  thy  w. 
67.  i.  that  thy  Way  may  be  known  upon  earth 

77.13.  thy  way,  O  God,  is  in  thy  fanftuary 
19.  thy  way  is  in  the  fca,  thy  paths  in 

119. 37.  and  quicken  thou  mc  in  thy  way 
Prov  3. 23. then  fhalt  thou  walke  in  thy  way  fafely 

y.8.  remove  thy  way  far  from  her 
r/Tr.  Y7'  i  o.thou  art  wearied  in  the  great.ofthy  w. 
Jet.  2. 23 .  fee  thy  way  in  the  valley 

3  3 .  why  trimmeft  thou  thy  way  to  feek  love 
36gaddeft  about  fo  much  to  change  thy  w. 
4.18.  thy  way — have  procured  the fe  things 
fi?c£.  16.43.I  alfo  will  recompenfe  thy  way  upon 
Hof.z.6.  lie  hedge  up  thy  way  with  thornes 

1 0.1 3. fruit  of  lies,bec.thou  didft  truft  in  thy  w 
Mat.ri. 10.  which  fhall  prepare  thyray  before 

Luke 7.  27. 
Mar.x.z.  prepare  ye  the  way  of  the  Lord 

ttoapeflf. 

Gen.  io.2.yc  fhall  rife  up  early, &  go  on  your  w. 
Deut.  y.33.  fhall  walke  in  all  the  wayes  which 

1  Kjng.zi.  43.  he  walked  in  all  the  wayes  of  Afa 

2  Kjng.z  i.ai.  walked  in  all  the  wayes  his  fa.  wal. 


22.2.  walked  in  all  the  wayes  of  David 

2  Chto.  17. 3.  walked  in  ttefirftrayfi  of  his- fa. 
21.12.  becaufe  thou  haft  not  walk,  in  the  wa. 

22.3.  he  walked  in  the  wayes  of  the  houfe  of 
28.i.walked  in  the  wgyes  of  the  kings  of  Ifrael 
3  4.  2.  walked  in  the  wayes  of  David  his  father 

Job  24.,  1 3-  aga.  the  light,  they  know  not  the  wa. 
3  o.  1 2.  up  aga.  me  the  wayes  of  their  deftruct. 
34.2 1.  his  eyes  are  upon  the  wayes  of  man 
40. 1 9.  he  Is  the  chiefe  of  the  wayes  of  God 
Pfal.84.^.  in  whofe  heart  are  the  wayes  of  them 
Prov.utg*  fo  are  the  wayes  ofevery  one  that  is 
2.13.  to.  walke  in  thswayes ot~ darknei 

1  y.  whofe  wayes  are  crooked,  and  they 
3.l7.her:ray« are  w^ayes  of  pleafantnefs, 
y.6.  her  wayes  are  moveable,  that  thou  canft 
11.  wayes  of  man  are  before  the  eyes  of  the 
6.6.  goe  to  the  ant, — rconfider  her  wayes 
1'.z  $'.  let  not  thy  heart  decline  to  her  wayes 
14.12.  but  the  end  thereof  are  the  wayes  of . 

Chap,  itf.i*. 
16-z.wayes  ofamanare  cleanc  in  his  own  eyes 

7.  when  a  mans  wayes  pleafe  the  Lord 
17.* 3-  taketh  a  gift  to, pervert  the  wayes  of 
3 1 .27.  Ihc  looketh  wejlto  the  wayes  of  her 
Ecclef.i  j  .9.  and  walk  in  the  wayes  of  thine  heart 
Cant.  3. 2.  arbout  the  city,  and  in  the  broad  wayes 
Ifa.49.9.  they  fhall  feed  in  the  wayes,  &  their  pa. 
J  ft.  a. 23.  a  fwift  dromedary  traverfing  her  wayes 
3.  z.  in  the  wayes  haft  thou  fate  for  them 
6,  \6.  ftand  in  the  wayes,  ask  for  the  old  pathes 
7-  3  •  amend  your  wayes  and  your  doings 

Chap.  26*.  13. 
y.  if  ye  throughly  amend  your  wayes, &  your 
13.  and  walk  ye  in  all  the  wayes  that  I  have 
ii.  i6,  if  they  will  diligently  learne  the  wayes 
18. 11.  and  make  your  wayes  and  your  doings 
2.3. 12.  their  way  fhalbe  to  them  as  flippery  w. 
3  2.19.  thine  eyes  are  open  upon  all  the  wayes 
Lam.\,$.  the  wayes  of  Zion  doe  mournc 

3 .  40.  let  us  fearch  and  try  our  wayes,  &  turne 
£ tsk.- 18. 25.  are  not  your  wayes  unequall 

Verfc  19. 

20.  43. and  there  fhall  ye  remem.  your  wayes 

44.wrou.  with  you  not  accor.  to  your  mc.w. 

21.19.  appoint  thee  two  wayes  ,  that  the  fword 

a'.king  of  Ba.ftood  at  the  head  ofthe  mow. 

Nahum  2.4.  juftle  one  aga.  another  in  the  bro-tp. 

Hag.i.  5. thus  faith  the  Lord,Confider  your  wayes 

Verfe  7. 
Z.ech.  1  ,g.  doe  unto  us  according  to  our  wayes 
Ma;\  n.4.  colt  tyed  in  a  place  where  two  wayes 
Ln\e  3.  y.  and  the  rough  wayes  fhalbe  made 
Aft .2.28-  haft  made  known  to  me  the  wayes  of 

Any  ttpflpesf. 
Ifu.20.4.  doe  any  wayes  hide  their  eyes  from  the 
Numb. 30.x  y.but  if  he  mail  any  wayes  make  them 
2  Chro-  3  2 . 1 3 .  any  wayes  able  to  deliver  their  la . 
By-J23apes,  SeeBp. 
Evill  Mapeg,  See  (EWIL 
Higb-mWS ,  See  $fgr> 
H«HPapejff. 
nent.%.  6.  to  walke  in  his  wayes,znd  to  fearehim 
10. 1 2.  to  walke  in  all  his  wayes,  and  to  love  him 
r  1.2  2.  to  walke  in  all  his  wayes,  and  to  cleave 
1 9-9.ro  love  the  Lo.  &  to  walk  ever  in  his  wa. 
26.17.  to  walke  in  his  wayes,  &  to  kcephis 
28.9.  keep  the  command. —  &  walke  in  his  w. 
30.16.  command  thee  this  day  to  walk  in  his  w. 
j  2.4.  for  all  his  wayes  are  judgement 
Jojh.  2  2. 5.  to  walk  in  all  his  wayes,  &  to  keep  bis 
1  King.  8.  y8. 
1  Saw .8.3.  and  his  fons  walked  not  in  his  wayes 
18.  14.  behaved  himfelf  wifely  in  all  his  wayes 

1  K>ffg.2-3-charge  ofthe  Lord— to  wal.  in  his  w. 

8-39.  and  giv«  to  every  man  accord,  to  tiiswa. 
2  Chro.  6.30. 

2  Cfo-fl.i3.2  2.aftsofAbijah,  and  hisrayware 

27.  6.  prepared  his  wayes  before  the  Lord  his 
7.  and  his  wayes — are  writcen  in  the  book  of 
Chap.  28. 26. 
Job  z6. 14.  Ioe,  tbefe  are  parts  of  his  wayes 
34. 1 1.  caufe  every  man  to  find  accor  .to  his  w. 
27-and  would  not  confidier  any  of  his  wayes 
Pfat.io.f.  his  wayes  arealwayes  grievous 
1 03.7.  he  made  known  his  wayes  unto  Mofes 


119.  3 .  they  walke  in  his  wayes 
1 28.i.blefled  every  one  that  walketh  in  his  w. 
145. 17.  the  Lord  is  righteous  in  all  his  wayes 
Prov.3,11.  oppreflbur,  and  chufe  none  of  his  wa. 
10.9.  he  that  perverteth  hiswayes  fhalbe  kno. 

14. 2.  that  is  perverfe  in  his  wayes  defpifeth 
19.16~.but  he  that  defpifeth  his  wayes  fhall  dye 
22.2 $■•  left  thou  learne  his  wayes,  &  get  a  fnare 
28.6.  better  then  he  that  is  perverfe  in  his  wa. 

18.  perverfe  in  his  wayes  fhall  fall  at  once 
Ifa.  z,  3 .  and  he  will  teach  usof  his  wayes 
42.  24.  for  they  would  not  walke  in  his  wayes 
45. 13.  and  He  direct  all  his  way« 
J7.18. 1  have  feen  all  his  wayes3zn&  will  heale 
Jet, 1 7.10.10  give  every  man  according  to  his  w. 

32. 19.  to  give  every  one  accord,  to  his  wayes 
E\ek_.  1 8 .2  3  .&  not  that  he  mould  ret.  from  his  vs>. 

30.  He  judge  every  one  according  to  his  w. 

33.20.  He  judge  you  every  one  after  his  wayes 
DdM.4.37.  whofe  works  are  truth,  and  hisrayei 
H9/.9.8.  fnare  of  a  fowler  in  all  his  wayes 

1 2.2.  and  will  puniih  Jacob  accord,  to  his  w. 
Joel  2.7.  they  fhall  march  every  one  on  his  wayes 
Micah  4.2.  and  he  will  teach  us  of  his  wayes 
HabA,  6.  hills  did  bow,  his  rayware  everlafling 
Luke  1.76. before  the  face  ofthe  L.  to  prep.his  w. 
Rom.  1 1.33.  and  his  wayes  paft  finding  out 
Jam.  1  •  8.  double  minded  man  unfta.  in  all  bis  w. 
1 1  .alfo  fhall  the  rich  man  fade  aw.in  his  w. 
UPapcs  ofthe  Lord,Sec  Hath. 
MyWapttS. 
1  Kjng.%.  14.  if  thou  wilt  walke  in  ray  wayes 
n.33.  and  have  not  walked  in  my  wayes  to 
38.  wilt  walke  in  my  wayes,aad  doe  that  is 
Job  3 1 .4.  doth  not  he  fee  my  wayes 
PfaLjc,.  1. 1  faid,  I  will  take  heed  to  my  wayes 
8 1. 13.O  that  Ifrael  had  walked  in  my  wayes 
9J.  10.  and  they  have  not  known  my  wayes 
1 19.5'.  O  that  my  wayes  were  directed  to  keep. 
16'  I  have  declared  my  wayes,  &  thou  hea. 
5Tg- 1  thought  on  my  wayes,  and  turned 
168.  for  all  my  raye*are  before  thee 
139.3.  thou  art  acquainted  with  all  my  wayes 
Prov.8.3  z.  blefled  are  they  that  keep  my  wayes 

23.26.  let  thine  eyes  obferve  my  wayes 
Ifa.)  y.8.  neither  are  your  wayes  my  wayes 

9.  fo  are  my  wayes  higher  then  your  wayes 
j8  2.  feek  me  daily,  &  delight  to  know  my  w., 
Lam.  3 .9  .he  hath  enclofed  my  wayes  w!th  hevven 

1 1.  he  hath  turned  afide  my  wayes 
£^.18.29.  O  houfe  of  Ifrael,  are  not  my  wayes\ 
Zcch.1.7.  if  thou  wilt  walk  in  my  wayes,  He 
.Wrt/.3.9.bafeaccord.  as  you  have  not  kept  my  w. 

1  ttw.4. 1 7.  bring  you  into  rememb-  of  my  wayes 
Htb.  3, 10.  and  they  have  not  known  my  wayes 

Qwnv®tytf5. 
Job  1 3. 1 5.  He  mainta.  mine  own  wayes  bcf.  him 
P>w.i4.i4.back-fli. fhalbe  filled  with  his  ovvnw, 
lfa.%8. 13.  honour  him,  not  doing  thine  own  wa. 

66.  3.  yea,  they  have  chofen  their  own  wayes 
£^.36.31  then  fhall  ye  remem. your  ow  evill  w. 

32.  be  afhamed  for  your  own  wayes 
Atl.14.l6.  fufFer.all  na.  to  walk  in  their  c\mw. 
Seven  W^ta  ,  See  jS>tfec». 
Their  COapeS. 

2  C/»-0.7.i4.feek  my  face,&  tur.from  their  Ytk.w. 
Job  24.  23.  yet  his  eyes  are  upon  their  wayes 
Pfal.  1 2  J. y.  mvo  their  crooked  wayes,  the  Lojd 
Prov.9. 15. to  call  pafTcn.whogo  right  on  their  w. 
Jer.  1  y.  7-  fith  they  return  not  from  their  wayes 

16.17.  but  mine  eyes  are  upon  all  their  wayes 
18. 1 1-  caufed  them  to  Humble  in  their  wayes 
£^.14.23.  fhall  comf.yon  when  ye  fee  their  w. 
16. 47.  yet  haft  thou  not  walked  after  their  W. 
Hof.4.9.  and  He  punifh  them  for  their  wayes 
Rom.-i.x6.  deftruct.  and  mifery  are  in  their  wayes 
2  Pet,  z.  2.  and  many  fhall  follow  their  per-  wa. 

Thy  ©nape*. 
Deut.z8.z9.  thou  fhalt  not  profper  in  thy  wayes 

1  Sam.8.  y.  art  old,  &  thy  fons  wal.  not  in  thy  w. 

2  Chro.  6.  3 1 .  to  walk  in  thy  wayes  fo  long  as  they 
Job  4. 6.  uprightnefle  of  thy  wayes ,  and  thy  ho. 

21.  14"  we  defire  not  the  knowledge  of  thy  w. 

22.3.  gaine  to  him  that  thou  makeft  thy  wayes 
28.  the  light  fhall  fhine  upon  thy  vfayfs 

Pfal. 2- y.  4.  Ihew  me  thy  wayes,  O  Lord 

yi.r;-  then  t" 


WAY        WE 


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WEA 


WEA        W  E  A 


5 1.  t  3. then  will  I  teach  tranfgreffours  thy  way. 

9 1. 1 1. to  keep  thee  in  all  thy  wayes 

r  19. 1  j.I  will  have  refped  unto  chy  wayes 
Pro. $.6.in  all  thy  wayes  acknowledge  him 

4.26.1et  all  thy  wayes  be  eftablifhed 

j  1. 3. nor  thy  wayes  to  that  which  deftroy.kings 
lfa.6 ; .  i7.made  us  to  erre  from  thy  wayes 

64.?  .thofe  that  remember  thee  in  thy  wayes 
Jer.z.%  $.taughtthe  wicked  ones  thy  wayes 

3 .1 3  .{tattered  thy  wayes  to  the  ftrangers 
Evk-7'1  -1  wil  judge  thee  according  to  thy  wayes 

Verfe  8. 
4.I  will  recompence  thy  wayes  upon  thee 
9.I  will  recompence  thee  accord,  to  thy  way. 

x6.47.corrupted  more  then  they  in  all  thy  way. 
6 1  .then  thou  fruit  remember  thy  wayes 

!4.i4.accordingto  thy  waye*  (hall  they  judge 

28.15.  thou  waft  perfed  in  thy  wayes 
Dan.  5.2  j.God — whofe  are  all  thy  wayes 
Rev.x  J.3.JU1I  and  true  are  all  thy  wayes 

BDspfatfng. 
Judg.19.  1 7-he  faw  a  wayfaring  man  in  the  ftreet 
2  Sam.  1  2.440  dreffe  for  the  wayfaring  man 
if  a.  3 3 .8.the  wayfaring  man  ceafeth 

5  5.8.the  wayfaring  men — fhall  not  erre  therein 
?er.$.i.z  lodging  place  for  wayfaring  men 

1 4.8 . w hy  fhouldeft  thou  be  as  3  wayfaring  man 

Jet.  3 1 . 2 1  .fet  thee  way-mark.s}vaake  thee  high  he. 
noe. 

Gen.  3.  i.we  may  eat  of  the  fruit  of  the  trees  of  the 
44-9-and  we  alfo  will  be  my  lords  bond-men 
46.g4.been  about  catt.— both  we  &  alfo  out  fa. 
Num.  1 3 .3  1  .we  be  not  able  to  go  up  ag.tbe  people 
for  they  are  ftronger  then  we 
Deut.i.  28.  the  people  is  greater  &  taller  then  we 
we  have  feen  the  fons  of  the  Anakims 
?. 27.2nd  we  will  hear  ir,and  doit 
1  Sam.S.io.  that  we  alfo  may  be  like  all  thenati. 
1  J(yMo.z3.furely  we  fhall  be  ftronger  then  they 
E%ra  9.7.  we  have  been  in  a  great  trefpaffe 

10.4/we  alfo  wil  be  with  thee  :  be  of  good  cou. 
Neb.  2.io.tberefore  we  his  fervants  will  arife 
$.2.we,our  fons,&  our  dau.are  many:therefore 
we  take  up  corn  for  them,that  we  may  eat 
8.we,after  our  ability,have  redeem,  our  bre. 
Job  8.9.wearebatofyefterday,  &  know  nothing 
P/a/.  100.3. we  are  his  people,&  the  fheep  of  his 
Ifa.ia.  10.  art  thou  alfo  become  weak  as  we 

63.19.1w  arethine,thou  never  bareft  rule  over 
Mar. y  -9.my  name  is  Legion,for  we  are  many 

9.28. why  could  not  we  call  him  out 
Luke  i.74.thatw  being  deliv.out  of  the  hands  of 
John  8.3  3. we  be  Abrahams.feed,and  were  never 
9.28. thou  art  his  difciple,but  we  are  Mof.difci. 

40.and  faid  unto  him, Are  we  blind  alfo 
14.13  .we  w  ill  come  unto  him,and  make  our 
17.  11.  that  they  may  be  one,  as  we  are 

Verfe  22. 

Ails  f.  3  2.  &  we  are  his  witneffes  of  thefe  things 

10.ig.we  are  witnef.of  all  things  which  he  did 

47.have  received  the  holy  gboft  as  wel  as  we 

14.1  j.we  alfo  are  men  of  like  paffions  with 

1  j.io.neitb.our  fath-nor  we  were  able  to  bear 

1 7. 28. in  him  we  live,move,  &  have  our  being 

21.12.whcn  weheard  thefe  things,  we  befoug. 

23.15  .we,or  ever  he  compare  ready  to  kil  him 

Rom  1 2.  y.fo  we  being  many,are  one  body  in  Chr. 

1 5. i.we  then  that  are  ftrong  ought  to  bear  the 
1  Cor.j.g.fatwe  are  labourers  together  with  God 
4. 8. that  we  alfo  might  reign  with  yoa 
lo.we  are  fools — but  ye  are  wife  in  Chrift 
we  are  weak,  but  ye  are  ftrong 
•ye  are  honaurable,butwearedefpifed 

1  i.we  bleffe :  being  perfecuted,we  fufFer  it 
ij.beingdefamedjWeintreat  :  we  are  made 

8.6\of  whom  are  all  things,and  we  in  him 

by  whom  are  all  things,and  we  by  him 
8. for  neither  if  we  eat,are  wethe  better 

neither  if  we  eat  not,are  we  the  worfe 
9.1 2partakers  of  this  power — are  not  we  rath. 
io.i7.forwebeing  many,are  onebread 

we  are  all  partakers  of  that  one  bread 

2  2. do  we  provoke  the  Lord  tojealoufie 

are  we  ftronger  then  he 
2  Co;.  1. 14.  that  we  are  your  sejoycing 


2.1  j  .for  we  are  unto  God  a  fweet  favour 

I7.we  are  not  as  they  wch  corrupt  the  word 
4<8.we  are  troub.  on  every  (Ide,yet  not  diftreff. 
we  are  perplex ed,but  not  in  defpair 
J.  1 3 .for  whether  we  be  befides  our  felves 

or  whether  we  be  fober,it  is  for  your 
8.1 8.and  wehave  fent  with  him  the  brother 
9.4.we,that  we  fay  not  you",  fhould  be  afhamed 
1  o.7.as  he  is  Chriffs,  even  fo  are  we  Chrifts 
1  s.i  2. they  may  be  found  even  as  we 
13.  4.  for  we  alfo  are  weak  in  him 

but  we  fhall  live  with  him  by  rhe  power 
Gal.x. S.thougb.  we, or  an  angel  from  heav«  preach 
2.1  y.we  who  are  Jews  by  natures&  not  linnets 
4. 3  .even  fo  we,w  hen  we  were  children, were 
28-now  we — are  the  children  of  promife 
Ephef.i. 10. for  we  are  his  workmanfhip 

1  Tbef.i. -/.but  we  were  gentle  among  you 

3 .6.defiring  greatly  to  fee  us,as  we  alfo  to  fee 
8.now  we  live,tf  we  ftand  fa  ft  in  the  Lord 
4.6.as  we  alfo  have  fore-warned  you 

I7.then  we — fhall  be  caught  up  together 

fo  fhall  we  ever  be  with  the  Lord 
f,  j.we  are  not  of  the  night,nor  of  darkneffe 
He£.3.6.whofe  houfe  are  we,  if  we  hold  faft 
10.3  9-we  are  not  of  them  who  draw  back 
i3.io.wehavean  altar  whereof  they  have  no 
Jam.  f  .17.E1US  was  a  man  fubj.to  like  paili.as  we 

2  Pe£.3.ij.we,accor.to  his  promife,  look  for  new 

1  John  4.6.we  are  of  God  t  he  that  knoweth  God 

17.  that  we  may  have  boldneffeinthedayot 
j.  i9.and  we  know  that  we  are  of  God 
io.we  know  that  the  Son  of  God  is  come 
Slieafs. 
N«;#.i3ti8.iee  whether  they  be  ftrong  or  weak, 
Judg.i6.7>tkm  fhall  I  be  weak,  as  another  man 

Verfes  11. 17. 

2  Sam.j.^g.l  am  this  day  we^,though  anoint.ki. 
2  Chro.  1 5.7  .and  let  not  your  hands  be  weak. 

Job  4. 3. thou  haft  ftrengthened  the  weak,  hands 
Pfal.6.z.l  am  we^.O  Lord  hear  me 

109.24.my  knees  are  we^thtough  fafting 
lfa.  14.  io.art  thou  alfo  become  wea\as  we 

3  5.3  .ftrengthen  ye  the  weak,  hands 
Etel^.j.  1 7.all  knees  fhall  be  weak,       Chap.2 1 .7. 

1 6. 3  o.how  weak,  is  thine  heart,faith  the  Lord 
Joel  3 . 1  o.let  the  veea\  fay,I  am  ftrong 
Afctf.26.4t.fpirilis  willing,but  the  flefh  is  weak, 

Mark,  14.38. 
Acls  20.3  j  .fo  labouring,ye  ought  to  fupp.  the  we. 
Rom.4.1 9-and  being  not  weak,  in  faith,  he  confid. 

8.3.  in  that  it  was  weak,  through  the  flefh 

1 4. 1  .he  that  is  wea\  in  the  faith,receive  you 
2.another  who  is  weak,  eateth  herbs 
2 1. whereby  thy  brother  is  made  weak, 

1  f.i.ought  to  bear  the  infirmities  of  the  weak, 

1  Cor.  i.tj.weak  things  to  confound  things  migh. 
4. 1  o. we  are  weak,,  but  ye  are  ftrong 

8.7.and  their  confeience  being  weak,,is  defiled 
9.a  ftumbling  block  to  them  that  are  weak, 
1  o.confcience  of  him  that  is  weak,  be  embol. 
1  i.through  thy  knowl.fhall  thy  weak,  brother 
i2.and  wound  their  weak,  confcience3ye  fin 

9.22.  to  the  weak,  I  became  as  wea\ 

that  I  might  gain  the  weak, 

1 1 . 3  o.for  this  caufe  many  are  weak,  and  (ickly 

2  Cor.  10. 10.  but  his  bodily  prefence  is  wea\ 
1 1.2 1 .1  fpeak  as  though  we  had  been  weak, 

29. who  is  w£d£,  and  I  am  not  weak, 
12.10  for  when  I  am  we^,then  am  I  ftrong 
i3.3.whichtoyou-wardis  notwe^ 
4.  for  wc  alfo  are  wea\  in  him 
9.  we  are  glad  when  we  are  wea\ 
Gc/.4.9.how  turn  ye  again  to  the  weak,  &  beggerly 

1  Tfce/*.y.i4.fupport  the  w&^,be  patient  toward  all 

HDcafe  banded. 

2  S<j»z.i7.2.come  upon  him  while  he  is  wea^han. 

ttpca&en. 
//2[.i4.i2.  which  didft  weaken  the  nations 
tJDeabeneD. 

E^ra  4.4.people  of  the  land  weakened  the  hands  of 
Jv"efo.6.9.faying,Their  hands  fhall  be  weakened 
Pfal.ioz.ii.  he  weakened  my  ftrength  in  the  way 

uoeafeenetlj. 
Job  1 2.2 1 .  he  wea\cnetb  the  ftrength  of  the  migh. 
/er.28.4.he  weakenetb  the  hands  of  the  men  of 
I  Hhhhh 


2  Sam.j.i.  houfe  of  Saul  waxed  weaker  &  weaker 
1  JPet.g^.honourto  the  wife,asto  thewe^.vefl'cl 

UDea&neffe, 

1  Cor.i.z$.weaknefs  of  God  is  ftronger  then  men 

2.3 . 1  was  with  you  in  weaknej) 'c,and  in  fear 

I  j-43.it  is  fown  imveakn.  it  is  raifed  in  power 

2  Cor.  1 2. 9.  my  ftrength  is  made  perfect  in  weakn. 

1 3.4.crucifled  through  weakneffe,  yet  he  liveth 
Heb.y.iS.z  difanulling  for  the  weakneffe  thereof 
1 1.34.0m  of  weakneffe  were  made  ftrong 
ttDealtft, 
Gcn.$$.  29.  they  took  all  their  wealth 
Dcut.S.  1 7,mine  hand  hath  gotten  me  this  wealth 

i8.the  Lord  giveth  thee  power  to  get  wealth  J 
Ruth  2. 1. Naomi  had  a  kinf.a  migh.man  of  wealth 

1  &M8.2.3i.inall  the  wealth  which  G.  fhall  give 

2  J&.ij.jo.exa&.the  mon.of  the  mig.men  of  we. 
2  Chr, 1. 1 1. thou  haft  not  asked  riches,wealth 

1 2.and  I  will  give  thee  riches  and  wealth 
E^ra.  9. 1 2.nor  feek  their  peace  or  wealth  for  ever 
Efib.  io.g.feeking  the  wealth  of  his  people 
Job  21 . 1 3. they  fpend  their  dayes  in  wealth 

3  i.zf.if  I  rejoyced  becaufe  my  wealth  was  gre. 
P/«Z,44. 1 2.&  doft  not  increafe  thy  wealth  by  their 
49.6.  they  that  truft  in  their  wealth,znd  boaft 
io.perifh,and  leave  their  wealth  to  others 

I I  z.^.-wealthmd  riches  fhall  be  in  his  houfe 
Pro.y.io.left  ftrangers  be  filled  with  thy  wealth 

10. 1  J.the  rich  mans  wealth  is  his  ftrong  city 

Chap.  1 8. 1 1. 

1 3 . 1 1 .  wealth  gotten  by  vanity  fhall  be  dimin. 

2  i.wealth  of  the  (inner  is  laid  up  for  the  juft 

t^.AiWealth  maketh  many  friends 

Eccl.  j.i9.every  man  to  whom  G.hath  given  wea. 

6\z.a  man  to  whom  God  hath  given  wealth 
Zecb.  14. 1  ^.wealth  of  all  the  heathen  fhall  be  gath 
Ails  19.2  j.by  this  craft  we  have  ouvwealth 
1  Cor.  10. 24. feek  every  man  anothers  wealth 

Common-XOZSltl). 
Ej>h.  2.1 2,being  aliens  from  the  common-we.oflf. 

tt>ea!%, 
Pfa.66.  12.  broughteft  us  out  into  a  wealthy  place 
/er.49.3  i.arife^get  you  to  the  wealthy  nadon 

Ge«ai.8.che child  grew,and  was  weaned 

the  fame  day  that  Ifaac  was  weaned 
1  Stf».i.22.Iwillnotgouptillthech'ld  be  wea. 
2 3. tarry  untillthou  have  weanedhim 

gave  her  fon  fuck  untill  the  weaned  him 
2  4.when  fhe  had  we<w.him,ihe  took  him  up 

1  Kin.  1  i.20.whom  Tahpenes  we<».in  Phar.houfe 
PfaLi  3 1 ,2.as  a  child  that  is  weaned  of  his  mother 

my  foul  is  even  as  a  weaned  child 
lfa.x  i.8.we<J»«f  child  fhall  put  his  hand  on  the 

28.9.them  that  are  weaned  from  the  milk 
Hof.  1 ,8.had  weaned  Lo-ruhamah,fhe  conceived 

tpeaoon. 
Num.i  y.iS.if  he  fmite  him  with  an  hmi-weapon 
Dent.  23.13  .thou  fhalt  have  a  paddle  on  thy  weap. 

2  Chr.i  3 .  io.every  man  having  his  weapon  in  his 
JVefo.4.i7.and  with  the  other  hand  held  a  weapon 
Job  20. 24, he  fhall  flee  from  the  iron  weapon 
lfa.$n.  1  f.noweap.  formed  againft  thee  fhall  prof. 
£^.9. 1.  with  his  deftroying  weapon  in  his  hand 

2.  every  man  a  Haughter-wea/wi  in  his  hand 
Weapons. 
Ge«.27.3.take,I  pray  thee,thy  weapomjhy  quiver 

1  Sam.i  i.8.neith.my  fword}nor  my  wea.with  me 

2  Kjn.i  i.S.every  man  with  his  weap.  2  C^y.23.7. 

1 1 .  guard  flood  every  man  with  his  weapons 
lfa.13.  ^.weapons  of  his  indignation  to  deftroy  the 
^e?'.2  2.7.deftroyers,every  one  with  hisweapons 

jo.  2  f  .brought  forth  the  weapons  of  his  indign. 
£^e£.39.9.fhall  fet  on  fire,and  burn  the  weaptns 
xo.for  they  fhall  burn  the  weapons  with  fire 
John  18.3.  cometh  thither  with  lanterns  &  weap. 
2  Cor.  10.  ^.weapons  of  our  warfare  are  not  carnall 
Bpeaponief  of  war  t  See  ttj)ar„ 
MPcar* 
Ha-orf.i8.i8.thou  wilt  furely  we^caway  both 
Deȣ.2  2.f  .woman  fhall  not  we<a/ that  which  pert. 
1 1.  fhalt  not  wear  a  garment  of  divers  forts 
1  S<H».2.28.toWe<ii''anephodbeforeme 

22. 1 8.flew  8  j.perfons  that  did  wea  a  linn.eph. 
Efi.6. 8.royall  apparell  which  the  ki.  ufeth  to  wear 
I  1  Job  1 4-iothe 


W  E  A       W  E  A 


WED 


WEE 


WEE 


W 


Job  14.  19.  the  waters  wear  the  ftones 
lfa.$. 1  .eat  our  own  bread,  &  wear  our  own  appar. 
Dan.7.1  $.(ha\wear  out  the  faints  of  the  moft  Hi. 
Zee.  1  j.^.neither  wear  a  rough  garment  to  deceive 
Mat. 1 1. 8. they  that  wear  foft  clothing  are  in  kings 
Lnlie  9.  1  2.day  began  to  wear  away,  then  came  the 

noearetJ). 
Jam.i.z.ye  have  refpect  to  him  that  wear,  the  gay 

rearing. 
1  Saw.  1 4.  j  .the  Lords  prieft  wearing  a  linnen  eph. 
John  19.$  Jefus  wrag  the  purple  robe 
i  Pef.j.  j. and  o(  wearing  of  gold,and  of  putting 

Hpearfe: 

G1JK.17.46. 1  am  wearieof  my  life  becaufeof  the 
Deaf.15.18.when  thou  waft  faint  and  weary 
Judg.x.i  1. for  he  was  faftafleep,and  weary 

8 . 1  j.  give  bread  unto  thy  men  that  are  weary 
1  Sam.  1 6. 1 4.  king  and  all  the  people  came  weary 

17. a.  will  come  upon  him  while  he  is  weary 
29.fcr  they  faid,the  peop.is  hungry  &  weary 

2  j.io.fmote  the  Phil.untill  his  hand  was  wea. 
Job  3 . 1 7  .and  there  the  weary  be  at  reft 

1  o.  1 .  my  foul  is  weary  of  my  1  ife 
i6.7.butnow  he  hath  made  meweayy 
2 1.7. thou  haft  not  given  water  to  the  weary 
Pfal.6.6.1  amweary  with  my  groaning 

68.9.  confirm  thine  inherit,  when  it  was  weary 
69.3.I  am  weary  of  my  crying,  my  throat  is 

Pro.  j.i  1. neither  be  weary  of  his  correction 

15.17.  left  hebewea:-j'oftheej&  fo  hate  thee 

Ife.  1 . 1 4-your  new  moons,I  am  weary  to  bear  them 
5. 27. none  (hail  be  weary, nor  ftumble  among 
7.13.1s  it  a  fmall  thing  for  you  to  weary  men 

but  will  ye  weary  my  God  alfo 
16. 1 2. when  it  is  feen  that  Moab  is  weary  on 
i8.n.wherewithye  may  caufe  the  weary  to  reft 

3  i.i.  as  the  fhadow  of  a  great  rock  in  a  wca.la. 
40.28.the  Lord  faintethnor,neither  is  weary 

30.  even  the  youths  (hall  faint  and  be  weary 
3 1  .they  fhall  run  3nd  not  be  weary 
43.12.buttb.ou  haft  been  weary  of  me,0  Ifrael 
46.i.they  are  a  burden  to  the  weary  bea& 
50.4.10  fpeak  a  word  in  feaf.to  him  that  is  we. 
Jer.i.z^.  they  that  feek  her  will  not  Bwythemf. 
6. 1 1 .1  am  weary  with  holding  in 
9. 5. and  weary  themfelves  to  commit  iniquity 
1 5.6. 1  am  weary  with  repenting 
20.9.2nd  I  was  weary  with  forbearing 
3 1.2  5-for  I  have  fatiated  the  weary  foul 
5 1. 5  8. the  folk  in  the  fire,&  they  (hall  be  weary 
64.tbusihallBab.finkj&  they  (ballbe  weary 
Hab.  2.1 3. people  (hall  weary  themfelves  for  very 
Lithe  18.5f.left  by  her  continuall  coming  fhe  weary 
G«/.6. 9.  and  let  us  not  be  weary  in  wel-doing 
iTfe/.j.ig.brcthrenjbe  not  weary  of  wel-doing 

nueartctj. 
Gen.  1 9. 1 1 .  fo  that  they  wearied  themfelves  to  find 
lfe.\  3 . 1 3 . 1  have  not  wearied  thee  w  ith  incenfe 
24.  thou  haft  wearied  me  with  thine  iniquit. 
47.1  j.thou  art  wearied  n  the  multitude  of  thy 

57.10.  thou  art  weanedin  the  greatnefle  of  thy 
^•.4.3  i.my  foul  is  wearied  becaufe  of  murderers 

1 2. 5. run  with  the  foot-men,&  they  have  wear. 
if  in  the  land  of  peace— they  have  wearied 
E^.i4.i2.the  hath  wearied  her  Cell  with  lies 
Micah  6.3.  wherein  have  I  wearied  rhee 
Mal.z.ij.ye  have  wearied  the  L.  with  your  words 
yet  ye  fay.  Wherein  have  we  wearied 
Jobn.4.6JtCttS  being  wear. — fate  thus  on  the  well 
He6.ii.3.1eftye  be  wearied,8c  faint  in  your  minds 

ttpearietlj. 
Job  3 7. 1 1  -by  watering  he  wearieth  the  thick  cloud 
Ecclef.io-i  5.1abour  of  the  foolifh  wear,  every  one 

ttDearlneffe. 
Eccl.  1 2. 1 1.  much  ftudy  is  wearineffe  of  the  flefii 
Mal.\.\  3 .ye  laid  alfo,What  a  wearineffe  is  it 
1  Coj-.11.27.in  wearineffe  &  painfuln.in  watchings 

ttDearifome. 

Job  7.  j.and  weanfome  nights  are  appointed  tome 

tJDeafeH. 
Lev.  1  L29.be  unclto  you — the  weaf.81  the  moufe 

ttoeatfocr. 

Jsb  57.22.  fair  weather  cometh  out  of  the  north 
P»'».25.20.he  that  tak.away  a  gsrm.in  cold  weath. 
Mat. i6.z.it  wil  be  fair  weather ,for  the  skie  is  red 


3. and  in  the  morning  it  will  be  foul  weather 

UDeabe, 
I  fa.  ly.g.they  that  weave  net-works  (hall  be  conf. 
59. 5.  and  weave  the  fpiders  web 
GKeaber. 
Exod.i  5.3  5.and  of  the  weaver,  even  of  them  that 
1  Sam.ij.j.&^ffe  of  his  fpear  was  like  a  wea.  beam 
a  SaOT.21.19. 1  l7.to.io. 5. 
1  Cfero.11.13.was a  fpear  like  awcavers  beam 
Job  7.6.my  dayes  are  fwifter  then  a  weavers  (huttle 
lfa.2  8. 1  i.I  have  cut  o fly  ike  a  weaver:my  life 

HDeabeft. 
Judg.16. 1 3. if  thou  weaveft  the  feven  locks  of  my 

Web. 
7«d.i6.i3.weav.the7.1ocks  of  my  he.wth  the  web 
I4.with  the  pinof  the  beam,  &  with  the  web 
Job  8.  i4.whofe  truft  fhall  be  a  fpiders  web 
lfa.%9.1.  they  weave  the  fpiders  web 

noebs. 

7/4.59.6.  their  webs  fhall  not  become  garments 
ttDeDWng. 

Mat.zi.^.to  call  them  that  were  bidd.tothe  wrf, 
8.the  wedding  is  ready,but  they  which  were 
10.&  the  wedding  was  furnilhed  with  guefts 
1 1.  faw  a  man  which  had  not  a  wedd.gnrm. 
1 2»how  cameft  thou  hither  not  having  a  wed. 

Ln\.\z.T,6.  when  he  will  return  from  the  wedding 

14.8. to  a  wedding,  fit  not  down  in  the  higheft 

SHeDge. 

/0/&.7.2  i.a  wedge  of  gold  of  fifty  (hekels  weight 
24.took  Achan — and  the  wedge  of  gold 

lfa.  13.12.  then  the  golden  wedn  of  Ophir 

£^.i6.j8.judgc  thee  as  women  that  break  wed. 

WteXiiS, 
Jonah  2. 5. the  weeds  were  wrapt  about  my  head 

ttmfc. 

Gwz.29.27. fulfill  her -BW^jand  we  will  give 
28Jacob  did  fo,and  fulfilled  betwee^ 
Dan.9. 27.fhall  confirm  the  coven.—  for  one  wee\ 
in  the  midft  of  the  wee\  he  fhall  caufe  the 
M  at.  28. 1.  toward  the  firft  day  of  the  we.came  Ma. 
Mar.  1 6. 2 .  firft  day  of  the  weel{  they  came  to  the 

9.the  firft  day  of  the  wee\  he  appeared 
Lu\e  i8.n.Ifaft  twice  in  the  week,l  give  tithes 
24.1. upon  the  firft  day  of  the  wee\,  very  early 
John  20.1  .firft  day  of  the  week,  cometh  Mary  Mag. 

i9.being  the  firft  day  of  the  we^,when  the 
Ails  2 0.7. firft  day  of  the  TWe£,  when  the  difciples 
1  Cor.  1 6.  i.upon  the  firft  day  of  the  Week  let  every 

ttoeebs. 
Lev.iz.^.thtn  fhe  fhall  be  unclean  two  weeks 
Num.i8.i6-a  new  me3t-offer.afcer  your  weeks be 
i/er.y.i4.hereferveth  the  appointed  weeks  of  the 
D<M.9.i4.feventy  weeks  are  determined  upon  thy 
25-and  threefcore  &  two  weeks  the  city  (hall 
26.after  61.  wee fys  (hall  Meffiah  be  cut  off 
10. 2.I  Daniel  was  mourning  three  full  weeks 
3.anoint  my  felf  till  three  whole  wee\s  were 
Fcap  of  weeks,  See  Jfcaft, 
Seven  8Peefe0,See  5>erjen. 
Weep, 
Gen.  2  3. 2.  Abraham  came  to  weep  for  Sarah 

43.30.he  fought  where  to  weep 
Num.  1 1,  io.Mofes  heard  the  peo.weep  throughout 
1 3.for  they  weep  fore  unto  me,faying 

1  Sam.ii.f.  what  aileth  the  people  that  they  weep 

30.4.untill  he  had  no  more  power  to  weep 

2  Sam.  i.iq.weep  over  Saul,who  clothed  you  in 

1  i.u.didft  weep  for  the  child  while  it  was  alive 
2  Cfero.34.17.and  didft  rend  thy  clothes,and  weep 
Neh.S.y.tbis  day  is  holy— mourn  not  nor  weep 
Job  17.1 5.  and  his  widows  (hall  not  weep 

30.15.did  not  I  weep  for  him  that  was  in  trou. 
3  i.my  organ  into  the  voice  of  them  that  we. 
Ecclef. 3. 4. a  time  toweep,and  a  time  to  laugh 
lfa.  1 5.1.1's  gone  up  to  the  high  places  to  weep 

21.4.1k  will  weep  bitterly,labour  net  to  comf. 

30.19.  thou  (halt  weep  no  more 

33.7.  the  ambaffad.  of  peace  (hall  weep  bitterly 
Jer.?.!. that  I  might  weep  day  &  night  for  the  fla. 

13.  i7.fhall  weep  in  fecret  places  for  your  pride 
and  mine  eye  (hall  weep  fore 

2i.lo.wr/>yenot  for  the  dead 

but  weep  fore  for  him  that  goeth  away 

48.3  2.1  will  weep  for  thee  with  the  weeping  of 


L<w?.i.i6.for  thefe  things  I  weep 

£^.14.1 6\ndther  (halt  thou  mourn  nor  weep 

Verfe  23. 

17.3 1. (hall  weep  for  thee  with  bittern.of  kart 
Joel  1. 5. awake  ye  drunkards,  andweep  and  howl 

2.17.  let  the  priefts  weep  between  the  porch  & 
Mic.  i.io.dcclare  ye  it  not  in  Gzth,weep  ye  not 
Ze«fe.7.3.(hould  1  weep  in  the  fifth  moneth 
^^'.5-39-whyniakeye  this  adoe,and  weep 
Lulie  6.21  .blefled  are  ye  that  weep  no w,for  ye 

25.that  laugh  now,forye  (hall mourn  &  w. 

7.13  .and  faid  unto  her,  Weep  not 

S.^i.weep  not,for  (hee  is  not  dcad,but  fleepeth 

23.28.  weep  not  for  me,but  jwp  for  your  felv. 
John  n  .3  1.  fhe  goeth  to  the  grave  to  weep  there  ' 

1 6.io.ye  (hall  w^,but  the  world  (hall  rejoice 
Acl.11. 1 3 .  what  mean  ye  to  wecp,znd  to  break 
Root.  1 2. 1 5. and  weep  with  them  thazweep 
1  Cor.y.  30.  &  they  that  weep  as  though  they  wept 
James  4.9  be  afflicl:ed,and  mourn3and  weep 

5.i.go  to  now,  ye  rich  men,Wf/>  and  howl 
#«>.5.5.one  of  the  elders  faith  unto  me,  Weep  not 

1 8. 1 1. merchants  of  the  earth  (hall  weep  over 

iBeepefc 

1  S<j;».i.8.Hflnnab,why  weepeft  \h.ow 

John  20. 1 3 .  unto  her,  Woman^why  wecpefl  thou 

Verfe  1 5. 

Ufleepetf). 

2  Sam.io.x.was  told  Joab,  Behold,the  ki.weepeth 

1  Kjng.S.  1  i.Hazael  f3id,Why  weepeth  my  lord 
Pfal.  1  z6.6<  he  that  goeth  forth  &  weepeth Joeaciti" 
Lam.t.i.fhe  weepeth  [ore  in  the  night 

ttDecptng. 
Num.t  5.6.who  were  weeping  before  the  door  of 
De«r.34.8.fo  the  dayes  of  weeping  for  Mofes  were 

2  &»».3.i6.her  husb.went  along  with  her  weepim 

1 5.3o.they  went  upweeping  as  they  went 
E^ra  3.  r  3. from  the  noife  of  the  weeping  of  the 

10.  i.wceping,an&  calling  himfelf  down 
E/2.4. 3. and  weepmg,and  many  lay  in  fack-cloth 
Job  16.16.my  face  is  foul  with  weeping 
pfal.6.8.  Lord  hath  heard  the  voice  of  my  weeping 
2.0. $. weeping  may  endure  for  a  night 
102.9. and  mingled  my  drink  with  weep'mg 
lfa,  1 5. 3. every  one  (hall  hov/],weeping abundantly 
5.  with  weeping  (hall  they  go  it  up 
16.9. 1  will  bewail  with  the  weeping  of  Jazer 
21.1  i.in  that  day  did  the  Lord  call  for  weeping 
65.1 9.  voice  of  weeping  (hall  be  no  more  heard 
Jer.  $.n.weep.&  fupplications  of  the  childr.of  Ifr. 
9. 1  o.for  the  mountains  will  take  up  a  weeping 
3  1 .9-they  (hall  come  with  weeping  and  fupplic. 
1 5. bitter  weeping:  Rahel  weepingfox  her 
i6.reftrain  thy  voice  from  weeping 
4i.6.I(hmael  went  to  meet  them  weeping 
48.5.continuall  weeping  (hall  go  up 

3  i.weep  for  thee  with  the  weeping  of  Jazer 
fo^child.of  Judah  together,goingand  weeping 
E^.8. 14. there  fate  women  weeping  (or  Tamar 
Joel  1. 1  i.turn  ye  to  me  with  weeping 
Mai.  1.13  .covering  the  altar  of  the  L.  with  weeping 
Mat.i.  1 8.1amentation,and  weeping,and  great 

Rachel  weeping  for  her  children,  and 
8. 1 2. there  (hall  be  weeping,ar\d  gnaihing  of 

Chap.22.13.8: 14.51.  &  15.30. 
Lu\e  7.38 .flood  at  his  feet  behind  him,  weeping 

13.28.  there  (hall  be  weeping  and  gnaihing 
Job.  11.33  .faw  her  weeping,ix\d  the  Jews  alfo  weep' 

20. 1  i.Mary  flood  at  the  fepulchre  weeping 

Attsy'iS.aW  the  widows  flood  by  him  weeping 

Phil.  3. 1 8. and  now  tell  you  we cping,that  they  are 

Ke?/.i8.i5.(hal  ftand  afar  off  weeping  and  wailing 

lo.weeping  and  wailing}faying,Alas 

CiKe(gl). 

1  Cfei.io.i. found  it  to  weigh  a  talent  of  gold 
Exra  8. 29. until  ye  weigh  them  before  the  chief  of 
P/<z/.58.2.you  weigh  the  yiolence  of  your  hands 
lfa.16.7.  thou  doeft  weigh  the  path  of  the  juft 

46. 6. and  weigh  filver  in  theballance 
£^.5. 1. take  theballances  and  weigh,  and  divide 

KpefgbeO. 
Gen.  13. 1  ^.Abraham  weighed  to  Ephron  the  filver 
Nnm.j.%  5. filver  veflels  weighed  1400. (hekels 
1  Sam.i.2.and  by  him  actions  arc  weighed 

17.7.  hisfpears  head  weighed  fix  hundr.  (hekels 
1  Sam.i4.16.be  weighed thz  hairof  his  head 

2i.»6.wefghr- 


WEI       WEI 


W  EL       W  E  L 


WEL       WEL 


2i.i6.weight  of  whofe  fpear  weighed 
Etra  8. if. and  welged  unto  them  the  (ilver 
z6.l  weighed  unto  their  hand  65o.talents 
j  5 .  the  fourth  day  was —  the  reffels  -weighed 
Job  6.2.O  that  my  grief  were  throughly  weighed 
28.1  f.neich.fhall  filver  be  weighed  ior  the  price 
3  i.6.\et  me  be  weighed'm  an  even  ballance 
//d.40.1 2.&  weighed  the  mountains  in  fcales 
/cr.ji.9.bought  the  field— &  wei.him  the  money 

lO.weighed  him  the  money  in  the  ballance 
D<a«.  5. 27.  Tekel,thou  art  weighed  in  the  ballance 
Zech.  ii.ii.  weighed  for  my  price  thirty  pieces  of 

tt>efgjhet&, 
fob  zZ.7.1. and  weigheth  the  waters  by  meafure 
Pro.16.1.  but  the  Lord  weigheth  the  fpirits 

HlKfc$fng, 
Nim  7.8  5. each  charger  of  Giver  weighing 

86.  full  of  incenfe,  weighing  ten  fhek.  apiece 

Ges.24.22.golden  ear-rings  of  halfa  fhekel  weig. 
bracelets  for  her  hands  often  fhek.we  J. 
43.21. our  money  in  full  weight 
Exod.  jo.j4.ofe3ch  a  like  weight 
■Lev.  19.  j  5 .no  unrighteoufneffe  in  — weight,ot  in 

z6 .  26.deliver  you  your  bread  again  by  -weight 
Nitm.j.il.  the  weight  thereof  was  130.  (hekels 
Verfes  19,  25,31, i7>41>49>H- 
61, 67,7$, 79- 
Deut.11.xf.  thou  (halt  have  a  perfect  weight 
Jojh.7.ti.a.  wedge  of  gold  of  fifty  Ihekels  weight 
fudg.8.16 '.weight  of  the  golden  ear-rings  that  he 
1  Sam.i7>  j>wekht  of  the  coat  was  fooo.fhekels 
zSamiz.io. weight  whereof  was  a  talent  of  gold 
14.z6.at  2oo.(hekels  after  the  kings  weight 
2i.i6.(che  weight  of  whofe  fpear  weighed 

three  hundr.fhekels  of  braffe  in  weight) 

1  fC«.7.47.neither  was  the  wei.oi  the  braffe  found 

10.14.the  weig.of  gold  that  came  to  Sol.in  one 

i  Chro.9.11. 

z  Ki.z? .  1  iS.brafle  of  all  thefe  veff  was  without  we. 

1  Cfc;-.2i.if.to  Orn.6 oo.hund.ihek.of gold  by  we. 

li.  j. and  braffe  in  abundance  without  weight 

14.  of  braffe  and  iron  without  weight 
z8.14.gave  of  gold  by  weight  for  things  of  gold 
for  inftruments  of  filver  by  weight 
1  f.the  wekht  for  the  candlefticks  of  gold 
for  their  lamps  of  gold,by  weight  for 
for  the  candlefticks  of  filver  by  weight 
1 6.by  weight  he  gave  gold  for  the  tables  '>f 
i7.for  the  golden  bafins  he  gave  gold  by  wei. 
filver  by  weight  for  every  bafin  of  filver 
1 8ibr  the  alt.of  incenfe,refined  gold  by  wei. 
z  Chr.^.g.weightof  thenailswas  fifty  (nek  ofgol. 
4. 1 8. wig.  of  the  braffe  could  not  be  found  out 
Eya  8.30.  the  weight  of  the  filver  and  the  gold 
34.by  number  and  by  weight  of  every  one 
Job  28.2  5. to  mike  the  weight  for  the  winds 
Pro.  1 1 .  i.but  a  juft  weight  is  his  delight 

16. 1 1. a  juft  weight  and  ballance  are  the  Lords 
Jer.  5  z.zo.brafs  of  all  thefe  veff.was  without  weig. 
£■^£.4. 10. and  thy  meat  (hall  be  by  weight 
16.  and  they  (hall  eat  bread  by  weight 
Zech.^.S.  hecaft  the  weight  of  lead  on  the  mouth 
John  i9.$9.broug.amixture,about  100.poun.we. 
2  Cot.  4.  i7.worketh  for  us  a  far  more  exceed.weig. 
Heb.  12.1  .let  us  lay  afide  every  weight 
Rev.  1 6. 2 1 . every  ftone  th e  weight  of  a  talent 

lioctgtjts, 
Le1y.T9.56.juft  ballances,juft  wekhts^  juft 
Deut.  z  5 . 1 3  .not  have  in  thy  bag  divers  weights 
Pro.  1 6. 1 1 .  all  the  weights  of  the  bag  are  his  work 
2o.io.divers  weights  are  abomination  to  the  L. 

Verfe  2$. 
Micab  6.1 1. and  with  the  bag  of  deceitfull  weights 
tSKfghtfe, 

Pro. 27. 3. a  ftone  is  heavie,and  fand  weighty 
z  CV.10.10.  for  his  letters,fay  they,are  weighty 

ttoefgljtter. 
Mat. 23.23.  &  have  omitted  the  weightier  matters 

UDCII. 

Gen.  1 6. 1 4.  the  well  was  called  Beer-Ia-hai-roi 
2i.i9.fnefaw  a  we// of  water 

25.  reproved  Abimelech  becaufe  of  a  well 
30.  a  witneffe  that  I  have  digged  this  we/J 
I     24. 1 1  .without  the  city  by  a  well  of  water 


13. 1  ftand  hereby  theweUot  water 

Verfe  43. 
16.  and  fhee  went  down  to  the  well 

Verfe  45. 
20.  ran  again  to  the  well  to  draw  water 
29.Laban  ran  unto  the  man  unto  the  well 
jo.he  flood  by  the  camels  at  the  well 
4  2.1  came  this  day  to  the  well 
6z.  Ifaac  came  from  the  way  of  the  weWLn. 
2  j.  1 1  .Ifaac  dwelt  by  the  well  La-hai-roi 
i6.i9.Ifaacs  fervants  digged,  and  found  a  well 
20.he  called  the  name  of  the  well  Efek 
2 1. they  digged  another  we/Z,and  ftrove 
22. he  removed  thence,&  digged  anoth.we/Z 

2  j.there  Ifaacs  fervants  digged  a  well 

3  2.came  and  told  him  concerning  the  well 
29.2.Jacob  looked,&  behold  a  well  in  the  field 

for  out  of  the  well  they  watered  their 
great  ftone  was  upon  the  wels  mouth 

3.  they  rolled  the  ftone  from  the  wels  mouth 

put  the  ftone  again  upon  the  wels  mou. 
1  O.Jacob  rolled  the  ftone  from  the  wels  mo. 
49.22.  Jofeph  is  a  fruitfull  bough  by  a  well 
Exod.  2.15  .Mofes  fate  down  by  a  well 
Num.  21.16.  that  is  the  wellw  hereof  the  Lord  fpa. 
I7.fpring  up,0  welling  ye  unto  ic 
18. the  princes  digged  the  well,the  nobles 
22.  we  will  not  drink  of  the  wat.of  the  well 
Jo/1 1 8. 1  y.  and  went  out  to  the  we/Z  of  waters 
Judg.7. 1  .and  pitched  befide  the  well  of  Harod 
1  Sam.iy.zz.  and  came  to  a  great  well  which  is  in 
1  &M«.3.26.broug.him  again  from  the  well  of  Sir. 
1 7.18.  well  in  his  court,  whither  they  went  do. 
1 9.  fpread  a  covering  over  the  wels  mouth 
2 1  .came  up  out  of  the  well, —  &  told  k.Da. 
23.1  J. give  me  drin.of  the  wa.of  the  w.of Beth. 
1  rtro.11.17, 18. 
16.  and  drew  water  out  of  the  well 
Neh.i.  1 3  .even  before  the  dragon  -well 
P/rt/.84.6.paffi.thor.the  vall.of  Baca>make  it  a  well 
Pro.  5.1 5  .drink— waters  out  of  thine  own  well 

10. 1 1 .  mouth  of  the  righteous  man  is  a  well  of 
Cant. 4. 1  5  .a  fountain  of  gard.  a  well  of  living  wa. 
John  4.6.  now  Jacobs  well  was  there 

Jefus  being  wearied,fate  thus  on  the  well 
1 1.  and  the  well  is  deep 
1 2.then  our  fath.  Jacob,  wCh  gave  us  the  well 
14.  fhall  be  in  him  a  well  of  water  fpring.  up 
Well. 
GeB.4-7.if  thou  doft  not  well, fin  lieth  at  the  door 
1 2. 13. it  may  be  we /Z  with  me  for  thy  fake 
i6.intreated  Abraham  well  for  her  fake 
13.10.it  was  well  watered  every  where 
1 8.1  i.Abra,&  Sar.were  old,&  well  ftricken  in 
24.1.  Abraham  was  old,  &  well  ftricken  in  age 
29.6.18  he  well  ?  and  they  faid,He  is  weft 
•    i7.Rachel  waswe/Z-favoured 
39.6.  Jofeph  was  well- favoured 
4o.i4.thinkofme  when  it  (hall  be  wei!?  with 
■41.2.  out  of  the  river  feven  we//-favoured  kine 

Verfe  18. 

4.  did  eat  up  the  7.  we //-favoured  &  fat  kine 
4 5.27. is  your  father  we/Z,the  old  roan 
45.16.it  pleafed  Pharaoh  we//,and  his  fervants 

Exod.  1. 20. God  dealt  well  with  the  mid-wives 
4.1 4.I  know  that  he  can  fpeak  well 
10.19. fpoken  well,  I  will  fee  thy  face  no  more 

Num.  1 1. 18. for  it  was  well  with  us  in  Egypt 
i  j^o.for  we  are  well  able  to  over-come  ic 
3  6. 5. tribe  of  the  fons  of  Jofeph  hath  faid  well 

De«M.i7.fhallhearthefrnallasTW#  as  the  great 

2  3. and  the  faying  pleafed  roe  well 

3.20.  reft  unto  yourbrethr.  as  well  as  unto  you 

4.40.  that  ic  may  be  well  with  thee 

5.  i4.thy  maid-iervant  may  reft  as  well  as  thou 

16. that  it  may  go  well  with  thee,  in  the  land 

28. they  have  well  faid  all  that  they  have  fpo. 

29.might  be  well  with  therewith  their  chil. 

3  3.andthatitmaybe  well  with  you 
6.3-to  do  it,that  it  may  be  well  with  thee 

18.  that  it  may  be  well  with  thee 

Chap.  1 2.25,28.  &  22.7.  Ruth  3.1. 
7.1 8. (halt  well  remember  what  the  Lord  did 
1 5.1 6.not  go  away,becaufe  he  is  wei  with  thee 
18.17.weZ/fpoken  that  which  they  have  fpoken 
19- 1 3. that  it  may  go  well  with  thee 

Hhhhh  2 


Judg.9.16.  if  ye  have  dealt  well  with  Jerubbaal 
14. 3. get  her  for  me,for  (he  pleafeth  me  well 

7.and  (he  pleafed  Samfon  well 
20.48  .as  well  the  men  of  every  city,as  the  beaft 
Ruth  3.13.  if  he  will  perf.  the  part  of  akinfm.we/Z 
1  Sam. a.  lo.then  faid  Saul  to  his  fervant,We//  faid 
16.16.  play  with  his  hand,&  thou  (halt  be  well 
i7.provide  me  now  a  man  that  can  play  wei 
2  3  .fo  Saul  was  refefhed,  and  was  well 
18.26.it  pleafed  David  wei  to  be  the  kings  fon 
20.7.if  he  fay,It  is  we//,thy  fervant  (hall  have 
24.18.that  thou  haft  dealt  well  with  me 
I9.find  his  ene.will  he  let  him  go  well  away 
20.I  know  wei  that  thou  fhalt  furely  be  king 
25.3  i.when  the  Lord  (hall  have  dealt  wei  with 
2&W2.3.i3.we//,Iwill  make  a  league  with  thee 
6. 1 9.as  well  to  the  women  as  men,to  every  one 
11.25.the  fword  devoureth  one3s  we/Zasano. 
I7«4.and  the  faying  pleafed  Abfalom  well 
i8.28.Ahimaaz  called  and  faid,AU  is  well 
19.6.  all  we  had  died— it  had  pleafed  thee  well 

1  %ing.z.iB.well,I  will  fpeak  for  thee  to  the  king 

8. 1 8. thou  didft  wc/Z,thatic  was  in  thine  heart 

2  Chro.6.S. 

i8.24.peopleanfwered&f2id,It  is  well  fpoken 

2  2$»g.4.23.and  lhe  faid,  It  (hall  be  well 

z6.i«  ic  wei  with  thee?Is  it  wei  wch  thy  husb. 

Is 'it  well  with  the  child 

lhe  anfwered,  It  is  well 

J. 2 1 .  lighted  from  the  char.  &  faid,Is  all  well 

2  2.and  he  faid,  All  is  well 
7-9.we  do  not  well,this  day  is  a  day  of  good  ti. 
9.1 1  .is  all  well  ?  wherefore  came  this  mad  fel. 
io.3o.becaufe  thou  haft  done  wei  in  executing 

2  5.i4.fervethek.ofBab.&  it  fhall  be  wei  with 

1  Cfc?.25.8.caft  lots,as  well  the  teacher  as  the  fch. 

2  Cbro.iz.i  2. and  alfo  in  Judah  things  went  well 
.706.33.3 1. mark  we#,0  Job,  hearken  unto  me 
Pfal.48. 1 3  .mark  ye  well  her  bulwarks 

49.1  S.men  will  praife  thee  when  thou  doft  well 
78.29.fo  they  did  ear,  and  were  well  filled 
1 19.65.thou  haft  dealc  well  with  thy  fervant 
i  28.2.and  it  fhall  be  well  with  thee 
Pro.  1 1. 10.  when  it  goeth  well  with  the  righteous 
13.10.but  withthewe/Zadvifedis  vvifdom 
14. 1 5-prudent  man  looketh  well  to  his  going 
24.3  2. then  I  fhw,and  confidered  it  well 
27.23  .and  look  well  to  thy  herds 
30. 29. there  be  three  things  which  go  well 

3  r  ,27.fhe  looketh  well  ro  the  wayes  of  her  hou. 
Ecclef.S.  1 2.it  fhall  be  well  with  them  that  fear  G. 

1 3  .but  it  (hall  not  be  well  with  the  wicked 
i/i.3.10.  fay  ye  to  the  righteous,It  (hall  be  well 
24.in  ftead  of  well  fet  hair,baldneffe 

2  5.6.of  wines  on  the  lees,  well  refined 
33.23.  they  could  not  well  ftrength.their  maft. 

Jer.  i.iz.then  faid  the  Lord,Thou  haft  well  feen 
7.23.  that  it  may  be  well  unto  you 
15.11  .verily,  it  (hall  be  well  w  ith  thy  remnant 
I  wil  caufe  the  enemy  to  intreat  thee  well 
22.1 5.and  then  it  was  well  with  him 

i6.judged  the  caufe  of  the  poor—it  was  Well 
38.zo.we/Zunto  thee,and  thy  foul  fhall  live 
39.i2.takehim,andlook  well  to  him 
40.4.come,and  I  will  look  well  unto  thee 

9.ferve  the  king  of  Babylon,it  (hall  be  well 
42.6.that  ic  may  be  well  with  u<:,when  we  obey 
44. 17. for  then  had  we  plenty ,and  were  well 
E\e\.  24. 5 .make  it  boil  we//,and  let  him  feethe 
lo.fpice  it  we//,and  let  the  bones  be  burnt 

3  3 .3  2.pleafant  voice,and  can  play  well  on  an 
44.5. mark  we//,mark  we/Zthe'entring  in  of  the 

Dan.  i.4.we/Z-favoured,  skilfull  in  all  wifdom 

3.1 4.8c  worfh.the  image  which  I  have  made3w. 
Jonah  4.4.  doeft  thou  well  to  be  angry 

9.doeft  thou  well  to  be  angry  for  the  gourd 
I  do  well  to  be  angry,  even, unto  death 
Mat. 1 5.7. well  did  Efaias  prophefie  of  you 

25.2i.we#done,thou  good  and  faithfull  ferv. 
Verfe  23. 
Mar.7.6-wellhith  Efaias  prophefied  of  you 

9.full  well  ye  reject  the  commandem.of  God 
37.faying,He  hath  done  all  things  well 
1 2.28.  perceiving  that  hehadanfw.  them  well 
3  2.we/Z,Mafter,thou  haft  faid  the  truth 
Lu\e  1.7.  both  were  now  well  ftricken  in  yeers 

18. and 


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1 8. and  my  wife  'W//ftricken  in  yeers 
6.26.  wo  unto  you  when  all  men  (hall  fp.  well 
1  j.^.if  it  bear  huh, well :  and  ifnot,then 
19.17.  we//,becaufe  thou  haft  been  faithfull  in 
20.j9.faid,  Mafter,thou  haft  well  faid 

John  2.io.when  men  have  well  drunk3thcn  that 
4.i7.thouhaft  well  faid,I  have  no  husband 
8.4.8  .fay  we  not  well,that  thou  art  a  Samarit.& 
1  3 .  1 3  .ye  call  me  Mafter,&  Lord,&  ye  fay  well 
18. 2 j. but  if7W#,why  fmiteft  thou  me 

Att.  1 0.3  j.thou  haft  well  done  that  thou  art  come 
16. 2. which  waswe/Zreportedofbythebrethr. 
28.2  %.well  fpake  the  holy  Ghoft  by  Efaias 

1  Cw.7.37.  that  he  will  keep  his  virgin,  doth  well 

3  8. that  giveth  her  in  marriage  doth  wellfrut 
14.i7.for  thou  verily  giveft  thanks  we//,but 

2  Cor.6.g.zs  unknown,and  yet  "well  known 

11.14.ye  might  wellbcar  with  him 
Gal. 4. 17.  they  zealoufly  afFeft  you,  but  not  well 

y.7.ye  did  run  wellj/vho  did  hinder  you 
£/>&■/.  6. 3. may  be  well  with  thee,and  thou  maieft 
Phil.4. 14.  ye  have  done  well  that  ye  did  communis 
1  Tim,  3. 4.one  that  ruleth  well  his  own  houfe 

1 2.  ruling  their  children  &  own  houfes  well 

13.  that  have  ufed  the  office  of  a  deacon  well 
5.  to.well  reported  of  for  good  works 

17.  let  the  elders  that  rule  wellbe  coun.wor. 
Tit.z. g.and  to  pleafe  them  well  in  all  things 
,7tf'».2.i9.belee.tbat  there  is  one  G.thou  doft  wel 
As  well 

Deut.zo.B.lefl  his  brethr.heart  faint  as  well  as  his 
fof.8.%  j. as  well  the  ftranger,as  he  that  was  born 

1  Chr. i  j.  8 .caft  lots,as  wel  the  teacher,as  the  fcho. 

2  Chro.  3  r.i  5.  as  well  to  the  great  as  to  the  fmall 
Job  1 2.3  .but  I  have  underftanding  as  well  as  you 
Py<r.87.7.as  well  the  fingers  as  the  players  on  inft. 
E%e\.  47 . 1 4.ye  (hall  inherit  it,  one  as  well  as  ano. 
Ails  r  o.47.have  received  the  holy  ghoft  as  well  as 

1  Ctfr.p^.lead  about  a  fifter  as  well  as  other  apoft. 
Heb.o..z.  to  us  was  the  gofpel  preached,  as  well  as 

Do  KDCll,  See  Do, 
WtlbelO'otiO. 
Cant.i.x  j.  a  bundle  of  mirrhe  is  my  welbeloved 
ifa.^.x.  now  will  I  fing  to  my  welbeloved  a  fong 
to  my  welbeloved  touching  his  vineyard 
my  we/belovedhitb  a  vineyard  in  a 
Mar. 1 2.5. his  welbeloved,he  fent  him  alfo  unto 
Rom  ifi.f.falute  my  welbeloved  Epenetas 

3  John  1  ,tbe*elder  unto  the  welbeloved  Gaius 

Well-doing. 
Rom.z.j.  who  by  pati.  continuance  in  well-doing 
Gal.6.g.\et  us  not  be  weary  in  well-doing 

2  Thef.  3.13  brethren,be  not  weary  in  well-doing 
1  Pet.z.  1  y.that  with  well-doing  ye  may  put  to  fil. 

3 . 1 7.that  ye  fuffer  for  w/-doing,then  for  evill 
4. 1 9.the  keeping  of  their  fouls  to  him  in  wel-d. 
Welfare, 
Gen.A,  j.27.he  asked  them  of  her  welfare 
Exod.  1 8.7.asked  each  other  of  their  welfare 

1  Chr.  1 8.  io.to  king  David,to  enquire  of  his  welf. 
Neh.z.  io.come  a  man  to  feek  the  welf.oithe  chil. 
Job  30.1 5. my  welfare  paffeth  away  as  a  cloud 
Pf.69. 2  2.that  web(hould  have  been  for  their  welf. 
Jer.  3  8. 4,this  man  feeketh  not  the  welfare  of  this 

tt)el=ntgb. 

P/ife  73.  z.  my  fteps  had  wel-nigh  dipt 

We\-pleafed,See  ^feafeD. 

W&\-pleafmg,  See  ^leafing. 

VeryWiW, 

Att.z^.io.no  wrong,as  thou  very  we//knoweft 

z  Tim.  1. 1 8. miniftr.at  Ephefus,thou  kn.  very  well 

ttDClflf. 
Gen.z6.i  ^. the  wels  which  his  fath.ferv.had  digged 

i8„Ifaac  digged  again  the  wels  of  water 
Exod.  1  y.27-to  Elim,where  were  1  z.wels  of  water 
Num.  20.17.  nei.wil  we  drink  of  the  wa.of  the  w. 
Veut.6. 1 1  .and  wfr  digged, which  thou  digg.  not 

2  I^"»g.j.i9.and  flop  all  wels  of  water 

2  j.and  they  flopped  all  the  wels  of  water 
2  Chr.26. 10. digged  many  we's,fot  he  had  much 
Neh.g.z  {.pofleff.houfes  ful  of  all  gaods,wels  dig. 
ifa.iz.  3.  draw  water  out  of  the  wels  of  falvation 
2  P£f.2.i7.thefe  are  -wels  without  water 

ttDcfcfpitng.. 
Pro.  16.22.  underftanding  is  a  wel-fpringot life 
1 8.4.  the  wel-fpring  of  wifdorne  as  a  flowing 


UDert. 

Lew. 2 2. 2 2.bl ind jor  broken,or  having  a  wmi 

tPenci?. 
2  Sam.  1 7. 1 7;and  a  7W»cb  went  and  told  them 

Went. 
Gea.7.1 8. ark  w«#  upon  the  face  of  the  waters 
9.23.W£3tbackward,and  covered  the  nakednes 
1 2.4/0  Abrah.  departed^  Lot  went  with  him 
13. 3.  Abraham  went  on  his  journey  from  the 
j.Lot  alfo,which  went  with  Abra.had  flocks 

14. 1 1.  they  took  all  their  viduals,and  went 
24.  portion  of  all  the  men  which  went  with 

18.16.  went  with  them  to  bting  them  on  their 
22.from  thence,and  went  toward  Sodom 

2  i.i6.(he  went,&  fate  her  down  over  ag.the  lad 

19.  (he  went  and  filled  the  bottle  with  water 
22.3.rofe  up,and  went  to  the  place  of  which  G. 
6-8c  the  knife,&  went  both  of  them  together 
8.fo  they  went  both  of  them  together 
1 3.  Abraham  went  and  took  the  ram,and  off. 
19-they  rofe  up,  &  went  together  to  Beerfhe. 
Z4.io.hearofe,and  went  to  Mefopotamia 
i  j.2  j.Rebekah  went  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 
26\i.Ifaac  went  to  Abimelech  to  Gerar 
1 3 .  Ifaac  waxed  great ,and  went  forward 
26.  Abimelech  went  tolfaac  from  Gerar 
27.j.Efau  went  to  the  field  to  hunt  for  venifon 
14.be  went,?/,  fetched,  and  brought  them  to 
2  2. Jacob  went  neer  to  Ifaac  his  father 
28. 5. fent  away  Jacob,&  he  went  to  Padan-Ar. 

9.then  went  Ifaac  to  I(hmael,and  took  to 
29. 1. then  Jacob  went  on  his  journey 

1  o.Jacob  went  neer,&  rolled  the  ftone  from 
3i.i9.Laban  went  tofhearhisfheep 

3  2. 1 .  Jacob  went  on  his  way,  &  the  angels  met 

2  i.fo  went  the  prefent  over  before  him 
35<3.was  with  me  in  the  way  which  I  went 

2z.Reuben  went  and  lay  with  Bilhah 

37.1 2.  brethren  went  to  feed  their  fathers  flock 
1 7.Jofeph  went  after  his  brethren 

38.11  .Tamar  went  and  dwelt  in  her  fath. houfe 
5o.i8.hisbrethr.  went  &  fell  down  bef.Jofeph 

Exod.z.i.  there  went  a  man  of  the  houfe  of  Levi 
8. maid  went  and  called  the  childs  mother 
4.i8.Mofes  went  and  returned  to  Jethro 
27. he  went  and  met  him  in  the  mount  of 
2?.Mofes  &  Aaron  went  &  gath.  all  the  eld. 
14. 19. pillar  of  the  cloud  went  from  before 
3  8.26.  a  Bekah—  for  every  one  that  went  to  be 
40.36.thechild.of  Ifrael  went  onward  in  all 

Lev.9.8.  Aaron  therefore  went  unto  the  altar 
10.5.  fo  they  went  neer,and  carried  them 

Nw7z.10.14.in  the  firft  place  we.tbe  ftand.of  Jud. 
1 3.26.they  went,  and  came  to  Mofes  &  Aaron 
14.24.him  wil  I  bri.into  the  l.whereinto  he  w. 
i6.2f.Mofes  rofe  up,  and  went  unto  Dathan 
20.6.M0C  &  Aaron  went  from  the  prefence  of 
2 1.  i6.and  from  thence  they  went  to  Beer 
22.14.they  wratunto  Balak,and  faid,Balaam 
21.  Balaam  went  with  the  princes  of  Moab 

2  2.Gods  anger  was  kindled  becaufe  he  went 
26.angel  of  the  Lord  went  further 

3  $.  Balaam  went  with  the  princes  of  Balak 
j9.and  Balaam  went  with  Balak 

2  3-3-and  he  went  to  an  high  place 

24.1  .he  went  not  as  at  other  times,to  feek 

2  5;  .Balaam  went,  and  returned  to  his  place 
2f  .8.he  wentaftet  the  man  of  Ifr.  into  the  tent 

3  r.  2 1.  Eleazar  faid  unto  the  men  which  went 
3  2.39. children  of  Machir  went  to  Gilead 

41.] ait  went, md  took  the  fmall  towns 
42.Nobah  went  and  took  Kenath 
3  l.K.went  three  dayes  journey  in  the  wilder.of 
zi.went  from  Kehelathah,and  pitched  in 
zg.went  from  Mithcab,  &  pitch.in  Halhmo. 
ll.wtnl from Hor-hagidgad, and  pitched  in 
Dc«M.i9.wew»ifthorow  all  rhe  terrible  wilder. 

3  i.in  all  the  way  that  ye  wentjxndl  ye  came 
29. 26. for  they  went  and  ferved  other  gods 
31.1.  Mofes  went  3nd  fpake  all  thefe  words  to 

i4.Mofes  and  Jofhua  went  &  prefented  thefe 
3  3.2.from  his  right  hand  went  a  fiery  law 
/o/.2.i.they  went ,  and  came  into  an  hatlots  houfe 

Z2.they  went ,  and  came  unto  the  mountain 
3.2.after  j.dayes  officers  went  thorow  the  hoft 
5.13  Jofhua  went  unto  him.and  faid, Art  thou 


6. 1  j.feven  priefts  bearing  7.  trump. — went  on 
Z.y.went  to  lie  in  ambufh  betw.  Btth-el  and  Ai 

1 3.Jofhua  went  that  night  into  the  midft  of 
9.4.wenr,and  made  as  if  they  had  been  embafia. 

6.they  went  to  Jofhua  unto  the  camp  at  Gil. 
10.24.faid  unto  the  captains  which  went  with 

17.7.  the  border  went  along  on  the  right  hand 

18.8.  Jofh.  charged  them  that  went  to  defcribe 
9.  the  men  went,  and  paffed  thorow  the  land 

22.6.bleffed  them,  and  they  went  to  their  tents 
24. 17.prefer.us  in  all  the  way  wherein  we  went 
Judg.1.1 .  fo  Simeon  went  with  him 

io.and  Judah  went  againft  the  Canaanitcs 
1 1. he  went  againft  the  inhabitants  of  Debir 
i6.they  went  and  dwelt  among  the  people 

1 7.  and  Judah  went  with  Simeon  his  brother 
2.6.children  of  If.  went  every  man  to  his  inher. 

17-but  went  a  whoringafter  othergods 
3.i3.w»t  andfmoteIfrael,and  poffeffed 
l.zi.went  foftly  to  him,  &  fmote  the  nail  into 
8.27.and  all  Ifrael  went  thither  a  whoring  after 
29.  and  Jerubbaal  went  &  dwelt  in  his  own 
33.  chil.of  Ifr.  went  a  whoring  after  Baalim 
$.  1  Abimelech  fon  of  Jerubbaal  went  to  Shech. 
%,went  to  his  fath.houfe — &  flew  his  brethrl 
7.when  they  told  it  to  Joth.he  went  &  ftood' 
2 1  Jotham  ran  awayjnd  went  to  Beer 
jo.then  went  Abimelech  to  Thibez 
5: 2.and  went  hard  unto  the  door  of  the  tower 
1 1.  j.  elders  of  Gilead  went  to  fetch  Jephthah 
i8.then  they  went  along  thorow  the  wilder. 
3  8. (he  went  with  her  coropanions,&  bewail. 
40.that  the  daught.of  Kt.went  yeerly  to  lam. 
12.1.  men  of  Ephraim — went  north-ward 
1 3 . 1  i.Manoah  arofe,  and  went  after  his  wife 
»  4. 9. he  took  tbereof,and  went  on  eating 
1  j.4.Samfon  went  and  caught  3oo.foxes 

1  x.then  3ooo.tnen  of  Judah  went  to  the  top 
1 6. 1  .then  went  Samfon  to  Gaza,and  faw 

i9.and  his  ftrength  went  from  him 
1 8. 1 1  .there  went  from  thence  of  the  fam.of  the 
i4.then  anfw.  the  five  men  that  went  to  (pie 
I7«men  that  went  to  fpie  out  the  la.went  up 

18.  thefe  went  into  Micahs  houfe,&  fetched 
1 9. 1 8.and  I  went  to  Bethlehem- Judab,but  I 

Ruth  1. 1. went  to  fojourn  in  the  countrey  of 
7. went  on  the  way  to  return  unto  the  land 

19.  they  two  went  until  they  came  to  Bethle. 
2.3.(he  went,and  carae,and  gleaned  in  the  field 
3.7. he  went  to  lie  down  at  the  end  of  the  heap 

1  Sam.z.x  i.Elkan.Wtff  to  Ramah,unto  his  houfe 
20.and  they  went  to  their  own  home 
3-f.and  he  went  and  lay  down 

9-Samuel  went  and  lay  down  in  his  place 
6.1 2.  the  kine — went  along  the  high-way 

lowing  as  they  went,  and  turned  not 
the  lords  of  the  Vh\\i\\.went  after  them 
i6.he  went  from  yeer  to  yeer  in  circuit 
9.p.when  a  man  went  to  enquire  of  God,tbus 
10. fo  they  went  into  the  city  where  the  man 
io.r4.Sauls  uncle  faid — Whither  west  ye 
26. Saul  3.\l~owent  home  to  Gibeah 

and  there  went  with  him  a  band  of  men 
1 1. 1  j .and  all  the  people  went  to  Gilgal 
14.16.  they  went  on,beating  down  one  another 
^.noife  that  was  in  the  hoft  we.oo,  &  incr. 
46iand  the  Philiftines  went  to  their  own  pi. 
1 6. 1 3X0  Samuel  rofe  up,  and  went  to  Ramah 
17. 1 2,man  went  among  men  for  an  old  man 
1 3. three  eldeft  fons  went  and  followed  Saul 
that  went  to  the  battel  were  Eliab  the  firft 

1  j.but  David  went  to  feed  his  fathers  (heep 
2o.and  took,  and  went  as  Jeffe  had  comman. 

19. 1 2.and  he  went,  and  fled,and  efcaped 
i8.he  and  Samuel  went  and  dwelt  in  Naioth 
z  2.  then  went  he  alfo  to  Ramah,and  came 

2  3  .he  went  thither  to  Naioth  in  Ramah 

and  he  went  on,  and  prophefied  till  he 
21. 10. David  went  to  Achifbking  of  Gath 
2  2. 3. David  went  thence  to  Mizpeh  of  Moab 
13.  ?.  David  and  his  men  went  to  Keilah 
1 3. and  went  whitherfoever  they  could  go 
1 8.and  Jonathan  went  to  his  houfe 
2  J.Saul  alfo  &  his  men  went  to  feek  him 
26.and  Saul  went  on  this  fide  the  mountain 
28.  from  purfuing  after  Dav.  &  went  againft 
24-2.and 


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WEN       WEN 


WEN       WEN 


?  24. i. and  went  to  feek  David  and  his  men 

ii  .David  fware  to  Sau!,  &  Saul  went  home 
1y.41.with  five  damfels  that  went  after  her 

(he  went  after  the  meflengers  of  David 
18.8 .and  Saul  difguifed  hirnfef,and  he  went 
30.9/0  David  went,he  and  fix  hundred  men 
is.then  anf.the  wic.men— of  thofe  that  went 
becaufe  they  iWBt not  with  us,we  wil  not 
3  i.j.the  battell  went  fore  against  Saul 
Sam.t  .4.how  went  the  matter?I  pray  thee,tel  me 
i.ji.  and  Joabandhismen  went  all  night 
3.1 6\her  husband  went  with  her  along  weeping 

i9.Abner  went  alfo  to  fpeak  in  the  ears  of 
4.5,Rechab  &  Baanah  went,  &  came  about  the 
5.^.the  king  and  his  men  went  to  Jerufalem 

1  o.David  wȣon,and  grew  great 
6. 1  i.fo  David  went  pad  brought  up  the  ark 
7.1$. whom  God  went  to  redeem  for  himfelf 
8. 3. fmote  Hadad.as  he  went  to  recover  hisbor. 
6.Lord  preferved  David  whitherfoe.  he  went 
Verfe  14. 
1 1 . 1 1  .why  went  ye  nigh  the  wall 

I  i.fo  the  meffeng-OTKt/nd  came,&  (hewed 
11. 17. went  to  him,  to  raife  him  from  the  earth 

19.Da.gath. all  thefeo.toge.&  went  to  Rab. 

1 3.8.10  Tamar  went  to  herfooth.  Amnons  hou. 
i9.laid  her  hand  on  her  head,and  went  on 
37.but  Abfalom  fled,and  went  to  Talmai 
3  8.fo  Abfalom  fled,and  went  to  Gefhur 

1 5.1 1. &  with  AhLwent  loo.men  out  of  Jeruf. 
and  they  went  in  their  fimplicity 
go.hishead  covered,andhe  west  bare-foot 

1 6. 1  j.  and  as  David  and  his  men  went 

Shimei  went  along — &  curied  as  he  we- 

17. 17. wench  went  &  told  them:  &they  we.& 

I I  .went  and  told  king  David,and  faid 
18. 9. mule  went  under  the  thick  boughs  of  a 

33.ashew»«,thushefaid,0  my  (on  Abfal. 
19.40.then  the  king  went  on  to  Gilgal 

and  Cbimham  went  on  with  him 
20.5/0  Amafa  went  to  affemble  the  men  of  Ju- 

1  j  .all  the  people  went  on  after  Joab 

I4.he  wentthotovi  all  the  tribes  of  Ifrael 
were  gathered  together ,&  went  alfo  after 

ai.woman  went  to  ail  the  people  in  her  wif- 

a  1 . 1  2.  David  wcnt,ar\&  took  the  benes  of  Saul 

2  3. 17-is  not  this  the  bloud  of  the  men  that  we. 

[  King.z.%.  curfed  me  when  I  went  to  Mahanaim 

19.  Bathfheba  therefore  went  up  to  king  Sol. 

40.Shimei  went  to  Gath  to  feek  his  fetvants 
Shimei  went  and  brought  his  fervants 
3.4-king  went  to  Gibeon  to  facrifke  there 
8.66.ble(led  the  king,and  went  on  his-way 
10.1 3 .  fo  (he  turned,and  went  to  her  own  coun. 

1 6.fix  hund.fhekels  of  gold  went  to  one  targ. 

1 7.three  pound  of  gold  went  to  one  fhield 
1 1.  $.Sc\.went  after  Afh.goddeffe  of  the  Zido. 

6.and  went  not  fully  after  the  Lord 

14.&  they  went  toDamafcus,&  dwelt  there 
iz.i.Rehobo.  west  toShechem  :  for  all  Ifrael 

3  o.the  peop.  went  to  worfhip  before  the  one 
1 3 . 1  o.  fo  he  went  another  way,&  returned  not 

1  z.their  father  faid,  What  way  went  he 

had  feen  what  way  the  man  of  G.went 

i^.went  after  the  man  of  God, &  found  him 

i8.W7#,&  found  his  carcafe  caft  in  the  way 

16.3  i.went  &  ferved  Baal,and  worfhipped  him 

17.5/0  lie  went^Si  did  accord,  to  the  word  of 

he  wcnt,anA  dwelt  by  the  brook  Cherith 

lf.fhe  went,8c  did  accor.to  the  faying  of  Eli. 
1 8.1.  and  Elijah  went  to  (hew  himfelf  to  Ahab 

6\Ahab nwzrone  way — &  Obad.wBf.anoth. 

16/0  Obadiah  went  to  meet  Ahab 

and  Ahnb  went  to  meet  Elijah 

45-anJ  Ahabrode;and  went  10  Jezreel 
I9.4.himfelfwc»iadayes  journey  into  the  wil. 
20.27  chil.of  Ifra.  wete  numb.&  went  ag.them 

43. king  of  Ifrael  went  to  his  houfe  heavie 
11.27.Iay  in  fackc!oth,and  went  foftly 
12.24.Zedek.~-  went  neer,and  fmote  Michaiah 
faid,Which  way  went  the  fpirit  of  the  L. 

36. there  we.a  proclamation  thorow  the  hoft 

48.but  they  went  not,forthe  (hips  were  bro. 
'.  Sjn. 2. 1. that  Elijah  went  with  Elifha  from  Gil. 

6.and  they  two  went  on 

7.fons  of  the  proph.  we  nt ,  and  flood  to  view 


1 1. as  they  went  on  &  talked,  there  appeared 
15. he  went  from  thence  to  mount  Carmel 

3.7.  he  went  and  fent  to  Jehofh.  king  of  Judah 
24-they  went  forward,fmiting  the  Moabites 

4.5X0  (he  went  from  him,and  (hut  the  door 

15.  fo  (he  went,  &  came  to  the  man  of  God 
3 1  .wherefore  he  went  again  to  meet  him 

5.  z6-went  not  mine  heatt  w  ith  thee,when 
6.4/0  he  went  with  them,&  when  they  came  to 

23.  he  fent  them  away,  &  they  went  to  their 

7.8.filv. — gold,&  raiment,&  they  we. St  bid  it 

cartied  thence  alfo,and  went  and  hid  it 

I  f  .they  went  after  them, and  all  the  way  was 
8.2.  (he  went  with  her  houthold,and  fojourned 

9.fo  Haza.  went  to  meet  him,&  took  a  pref. 

28<he  went  with  Joram  the  fon  of  Ahab 
9_4.the  young  man  went  to  Ramoth-Gilead 

16.  Jehu  rode  in  a  charet,  &  went  to  Jezreel 
18.  fo  there  went  one  on  horfe-back  to  meet 

3  %.went  to  bury  her.they  found  no  more  of 
10.13. Jehu  went}&  Jehonadab  the  fon  of  Rec. 

»£•  and  went  to  the  city  of  the  houfe  of  Baal 
1 1 . 1  tf.fhe  went  by  the  w  ay  by  t  he  wch  the  horfes 
16.10.king  Ahaz  went  to  Damafcus  to  meet 
17.1  5  .went  after  the  heathen  that  were  round 
i9.36.Senacherib  wcnt,znd  returned,  &  dwelt 

2  f  .4.the  king  went  the  way  toward  the  plain 

1  Cbro.4.}9.  they  went  to  the  entrance  of  Gedcr 

4  2. of  Simeon,?  00. men  went  to  mount  Seir 
5 .  2  5  .went  a  whoring  after  the  gods  of  the  peop. 
6.1  f  .and  Jehozadak  went  into  captivity 

7. 13. becaufe  it  went  evill  with  his  houfe 
10. 3. and  the  battell  went  fore  againft  Saul 
1  i.4.David  and  all  Ifrael  went  to  Jerufalem 
n.io.ashewtftto  Ziklag,there  fel  to  him  of 
1  ^.z^.went  to  bring  up  the  ark  of  the  covenant 
16. 20. and  when  they  went  from  nation  to  nat. 
17.21.like  thy  people,whom  G.we.io  redeem 
18.3. fmote Hada. as  he  went  to  eftab.his  domi. 
6~.Lord  preferved  Dav.whitherfoever  he  went 
Verfe  1 3 . 
1 9.  5 .went  certain,and  told  David  how  the  men 
2i.4.Joab  went  out  throughout  all  Ifr.  &  came 

2  Cbro.  1.3/0  Solomon— went  to  the  high  place 

8. 3. and  Solomon  went  to  Hamath-zobah 

18.  they  went  with  the  ferv.  of  Sol.  to  Ophir 

9. 1 5 .  fix  hund.  (hek.  of  beaten  gold  went  to  one 

2i.we?z£toTarihi(h  with  the  ferv.of Huram 

io.i.Rehoboam  went  to  Shechem,for  toSech. 

i6.fo  all  Ifrael  went  to  their  tents 
12.12.and  alfo  in  Judah  things  went  well 
i8.i2.meflengerthatw«z/:to  call  Micai.fpake 
23.  which  way  went  the  fpirit  of  the  L.  from 
i2.y.and  went  with  Jehoram  the  fon  of  Ahab 
23.17.and  went  to  the  houfe  of  Baal,&  brake  it 
zy.i  1. and  went  to  the  valley  of  fait 
3o.6.pofts  went  with  the  letters  from  the  king 
54.22.  and  Hilkiah  went  to  Huldah  the  proph. 
Neb. 2. 1 4. then  I  went  on  the  gate  of  thefountain 
i6.and  the  rulers  knew  not  whither  I  went 
1 2.3  i.w  hereof  one  went  on  the  right  hand 
3  i.and  after  them  went  Ho(haiah,and  half 
Eflkz.14.in  the  evening  (he  went,St  on  the  morr. 
fob  1 ,4-his  fons  went  and  feafted  in  their  houfes 
-    30.18.1  went  mourning  without  the  fame 

42.  9.  went  and  did  according  as  the  L.  comm. 
P/J1/.42.4.I  went  with  them  to  the  houfe  of  God 
77.17.  thine  arrowes  alfo  went  abroad 
105.13.  when  they  went  from  one  nat.  toano. 
106. 3  2.it  went  ill  with  Mofes  for  their  fakes 

3  y.&went  a  whoring  with  their  own  invent. 
1 1 9. 67. before  I  was  afflicted  I  went  aftray 
Pro.7.8 .  and  he  went  the  way  to  her  houfe 
24.30.I  went  by  the  field  of  the  flothfull 
ljh.8 .3.I  went  unto  the  prophetefle,&  (lie  conceiv. 
37.37.Senacherib  depatted,&  went,St  returned 
<j7.17.hz  went  on  frowardly  in  the  way  of  his 
Jer.i.S.zni  went  and  played  the  harlot  alfo 
7.24.and  went  backward^and  not  forward 
1  i.io.they  went  after  ether  gods,tofcrve  them 
13.5X01  went  and  hid  it  by  Euphrates 
7. then  I  went  to  Euphrates,and  digged 

3  i.2.even  Ifra. when  I  went  to  caufe  him  to  reft 
41.12.  took  all  the  men,&  w.to  fight  with  Ifn. 

I4.and  went  to  Johanan  the  fon  of  Kareah 
1  y.efcaped  from  Johan.  &  went  to  the  Am. 
Hhhhh  3 


44. 3  .went  to  burn  incenfe,and  ferve  other  gods 
.  yi^.whenhewKJ  withZedefciah  k.of  judah 
5  2.7.they  went  by  the  way  of  the  plain 
E^.i.9.when  they  wentyihty  went — ftraightfor. 
iz.nhey  went  every  one  ftraight  forward 

whither  the  fpirit  was  to  go/hey  went 

and  they  turned  not  when  they  went 

1 7.when  they  w.they  we.on  their  four  fides 

Chap.ro.ii. 

they  returned  not  when  they  went 

I9.aad  when  the  living  creatures  went 

the  wheels  went  by  them 
21  .when  thofe  went,thde  went 
24.and  when  they  went ,  I  heard  the  noife  of 
3. 1 4.1  went  in  bitterne(Te,in  the  heat  of  thefp 
10.1 1. they  turned  not  as  they  iv#z?,but  as 

they  follo.it,they  turned  not  as  they  went 
i6\when  the  cherub,  went,  the  wheekswent 

2  2.they  went  every  one  ftraight  forward 
20.  i6.for  their  heart  went  after  their  idols 
16. 20.whither  they  went }thzy  profaned  my 

2i.among  the  heathcn,whither  they  went 
2 2. among  the  heathen,w hither  ye  went 
Hi.l.xhenwcnt heinward,andmeafured  the 
7.W«nding  about  of  the  houfe  went  ftil  upw. 
r>^«.2.i7.Dan.w.to  his  houfe,&  made  the  thin" 
24.he  went,8i  faid,Deftroy  not  the  wife  men 
6. 1 8.then  the  king  went  to  his  palace,  &  paffed 
and  his  deep  wait  from  him 
Hof.i.l.ht  wentznd  took  Gomer  the  daughter  of 
2. 1 3  .(he  went  after  her  lovers,and  forgate 
5.i3,thenw«£  Ephraim  to  the  Affynans 
$.io.went  to  Baal-Peor,and  fcparated  themfel. 

1  i.2.as  they  called  them,fo  they  w.  from  them 
Hab.$.  5.  before  him  went  the  peftilence 

and  burning  coal  went  forth  at  his  feet 
1 1  .at  the  light  of  thine  arrows  they  went 
Af<«.4.24.and  his  fame  went  thorowout  all  Syria 
9.26. fame  thereof  went  abroad  into  all  that  la. 
1 3. 46. he  went,Sc  fold  all  that  he  had,&  bought 
I4.i2.buried  it,  and  went  and  told  Jefus 
1 8. 3o.he  would  not,but  went  and  caft  him  into 
ai.  6.  difciples  went  and  did  as  Jefus  had  com. 
29.but  afterward  he  repented,and  went 
30.faid,I  goe  fir  j  but  went  not 
22.1 5.thcn  went  the  fharifees,  and  took  counf. 

2  5.io.while  they  went  to  buy,the  bridegrom  ca. 

1 6. that  had  received  the  five  talents,  went  & 
18. he  that  had  received  oae,went  and  digged 
25.I  was  afraid ,and  went  and  hid  thy  talent 

26.i4.Judasm7ztuntothe  chief  priefts 
39>he  went  a  little  further,and  fell  on  his  fa. 

27. 5. departed ,and  went  and  hanged  himfelf 
58.he  went  to  Pilate,and  begged  the  body  of 
66.fo  they  went  and  made  the  fepulchre  fure 

28.9.3s  they  went  to  tell  his  difciples,behold 
^^•.1.20.  they  left  their  father— and  went  ifer 

2.23.he  went  thorow  the  corn  fields  on  the  fab. 
his  difciples  began,as  he  went ,  to  pluck 

6. 27. he  went,znd  beheaded  him  in  the  prifon 

1 4. 1  o.went  unto  the  chief  priefts  to  betray  him 

3  5. he  went  forward  a  little,  and  fell  on  the 
i6.io.(he  went  and  told  them  that  had  been 

1 3  .they  went  and  told  it  to  the  refidue 
Lu\e  2.3.  all  went  to  be  taxed,  every  one  into  his 
4 1. now  his  parents  went  to  Hierufalem 
a,^.went  a  dayes  journey, and  they  fought 

5.i5.but  fo  much  the  more  went  there  a  fame 
I9.they  went  upon  the  houfe  top,and  let  him 

7. 1  i.and  many  of  his  difciples  went  with  him 

8,i.out  of  whom  went  feven  devils 

34.they  fled,and  went  and  told  it  in  the  city 
42. but  as  he  went  the  people  thronged  him 

9. 1  o.he  took  them,and  went  afide  privately 
52.they  went  and  entred  into  a  village  of 
5  6.and  they  went  to  another  village 

lo.34.Wf»rto  him,and  bound  up  his  wounds 
3  8.3s  they  went,  that  he  entred  into  a  certain 

1 4.2  5.there  wwr  gteat  multitudes  with  him 

1  %.\^.hewent and  joyned  himfelf  to  aci.izen 

16.3  o.but  if  one  went  unto  them  from  the  dead 
1 7. 1 1. as  he  went  to  Hierufalem,  that  he  paffed 

14.3s  they  went,  they  were  deanfed 
19. 3  6.as  he  went,thty  fpread  their  clothes  in 
u.13  .and  they  went  and  found  as  he  had  faid 

39-he  came  out,and  went^s  he  was  wont 
2?.<2.fhi< 


WEN      WEN 


WEN       WEN 


WEN        WEN 


23.y2.this  man  went  unto  Pilate,and  begged 

24, 1 1. went  thi  fame  day  to  a  vill.called  Emaus 

1  y.Jef.himfelf  drew  neer,&  went  with  them 

24.  went  to  the  fepulchre,&  found  it  even  fo 

28. drew  nigh  to  the  village  whith.tbey  went 

John  4.4  y .  for  they  alfo  went  unto  the  feaft 

47. he  went  unto  him,&  befought  him  that 
6.2  i.fhip  was  at  the  land  whither  they  went 
7>y  3. and  every  man  went  unto  his  own  houfe 
9. 1  i.I  went,and  wafhed,and received  fight 
1  i.20.heard  Jef.was  coming,  went  &  met  him 

13.  3.  that  he  was  come  from  G.  8c  went  to  G. 
18.6.  they  war  backward,&  fell  to  the  ground 
19.9. and  went  again  into  the  judgment  hall 
2i.  23.  then  went  this  faying  among  the  breth. 

Aiis  4.2  3  .being  let  gosthey  went  to  their  own 
y.26.then  went  the  captain  with  the  officers,  & 
ii.Q.went  every  where,preaching  the  word 
9. 1  .Saul  went  unto  the  high  prieft 
io.j.on  the  morrow,as  they  went  on  their  jour. 

14.  1.  they  went  both  together  into  the  Synagb. 
1 5.3  8  .and  went  not  with  them  to  the  work 

1 6.  i6.as  he  went  to  prayer,!  certain  damf.poff. 
2 1. 2. we  went  aboard,and  fet  forth 

5  .we  departed,and  went  our  way 

i6tbetcwent  with  us  certain  of  the  difciples 
22. 5.from  whom  I  received  letters,and  went  to 

26\centurion  went  and  told  the  chiefcaptain 
23.16.  went,and  entered  into  the  caftle,&  told 

19.  took  him  by  the  hand,  &  went  with  him 
26.1 2.whereupon,as  I  went  to  Damafcus  with 
28.14.and  fo  we  went  toward  Rome 
2  Cor.z.  13.I  went  from  thence  into  Macedonia 

8. 1 7. of  his  own  accord  he  went  unto  you 
Gal.  1 .  17. neither  went  I  up  to  Jerufalem 
Heb.o.6.prki\s  went  alwayes  into  the  firft  tabern. 

7.but  into  the  fee.  wentthe  high  prieft  alone 

1  Vet.  3 . 1 9. by  which  he  went  and  preached  unto 
Rev.  1. 16.  out  of  his  mouth  went  a  two-edged  fw. 

io.9.wsiunto  the  angel, and  faid — Give  me 

1  z.ii-went  to  make  war  with  the  remnant  of 
i6.2.the  firft  went,  and  powred  out  hisviall 

Went  about. 
Num.  11.S.  and  the  people  went  about,&  gatber.it 
Jofh.16.6.  and  the  border  went  about  eaftward 

2  King.i.ii .the {lingers went  about  it,&  fmote  it 
2  Chro.17  .g.went  about,and  taught  the  people 

2  3 . 2.&  they  went  about  in  Judah,and  gathered 
Ecclef. z.zo.1  went  about  to  caufe  my  heart  to  def. 
Cant •  y .7.watch-m.that  went  about  the  city,  found 
M rtf.4.2  3 .  Jefus  went  about  all  Galilee,teaching 

9.35.  Jefus  went  about,  teaching  in  their  Syn. 
Mar.6.6.ht  went  round  about  the  villages,  teach. 
At~ls  9.io.but  they  went  about  to  flay  him 

10. 38. who  went  about,doing  good,&  healing 
13. 1  i.hewent  about.feeking  fome  to  lead  him 
2 1 . 3  1  .as  t  hey  went  about  to  kill  him,tidings 
2(5.2i.forthefe  caufes  the  Jews — w.abo.tokil 
Arofeand  tt)ent,See  Sflrofe. 
ttDent  afide. 
Lu\e  g.i  o.  he  took  them,and  went  afide  privately 
AtJs  23.19.ww  with  him  afide  privately 

HDertt  aflray. 
Pfal.  1  i9.67.before  I  was  afflid:ed,I  went  aftray 
E^e.44.io.when  Ifr.  went  aftray,  w'hwent  aftray 
1  y.when  the  child.of  If.  went  aftray  from  me 
48.  1 1.  be  for  the  priefts  which  went  not  aftray 
when  the  children  of  Ifrael  went  aftr. 
as  the  Levites  went  aftray 
Mdt.18.1 3. then  of  the  99.which  went  not  aftray 

tJDetlt  away 
Exod.  1 2 .  28  .chil .  of  I  f. went  away,  &  d  id  as  the  L . 
Judg.\6. i.thz  two  pofts,&  went  away  with  them 
14.  and  went  away  with  the  pin  of  the  beam 
19.2.  played  the  whore,&  went  away  from  him 
i  Sam.  28.2  y.theyrofeup,&  went  away  that  night 
2  Sam.  17.1 8. but  they  went  both  of  them  away 

1 8. 9. the  mule  that  was  undet  him  went  away 
z  Kjn.^.i  1  .but  Naaman  was  wroth, &  went  away 
1  i.fo  he  turned, and  went  away  in  a  rage 
1  i.iS.fent  to  Hazael,and  he  went  away 
2  Cfo\9.i2.and  w«tf  away  into  her  own  land 
Ato.19.22.  he  went  away  forrow full 

26-42. went  away  the  fecond  time,and  prayed 

44.went  away,and  prayed  the  third  time 
28.  i&the  eleven  difciples  went  away  into  Gal. 


Mar.  10.2  2. fad  at  that  faying, &  w«t  away  grieved 
14. 39.again  he  went  away  and  prayed 

John  io.40.Jelus  went  away  again  beyond  Jordan 
1 2.n.by  reaf.of  him,  many  of  the  Jews  w.avvay 
20.  to. then  the  difciples  went  away  again  unto 

Ails  10.2  3.on  the  morrow  Peter  went  away 

Jtidg- 1 8.2<>.Micah  turn.&  went  back  to  his  houfe 

1  2tiflg.13.19.fo  he  wetback  wichhim,&  did  eat 

2  Kjng.i-.  1?. went  back,and  flood  by  the  bank  of 

8. 29. and  king  Joram  went  back  to  be  healed 
Joh.6. 66. from  that  time  many  of  his  diCci.went  b. 

Went  before. 
Exo.  13.21.  ~L.went  before  them  by  day  in  a  pillar 
14.19.  angel  of  G.  which  went  before  the  camp 
Ato2.10.33.ark  of  the  covenant  — wentbtioxe. 
Jofi.6.tooV  up  the  ark,  and  went  before  the  peop. 
6.9-and  armed  men  west  before  the  priefts 
1 3 .  and  the  armed  men  went  before  them 

1  Sam.  17. 7. one  bearing  a  fhield  went  before  him 

4 1. man  that  bare  the  fhield  went  before  him 

2  Sam.6.^.znd  Ahio  went  before  the  ark 

1  o.  1 6.capt.of  the  hoft  of  Hadarez.iwwf  before 

1  Chr.19.16' 
20.8. AmafaweHt before  them  :  &  Joabs  garm. 
Job  i8.2o.aftorufhed,  as  they  that  went  before 
P/<j/.68.2?.the  fingers  went  before,the  players 
Mat.z.g.ftzt  wch  they  faw  in  the  eaft  went  before 
2i.9.multit.that  went  before— ciyed,Hofan. 
Mar\  r  1.9. 
Lu\e  18.39.  they  which  went  before  him,  rebuked 
19.28. he  went  before,  afcending  up  to  Jerufal. 

2  z./tf.veent  before,  and  drew  neer  to  kiffe 
AU s  20. 1 3  .we  went  before  to  fhip,  and  failed  to 

i  Tim.i.iS.  totheproph.which-JWTtfbef. on  thee 

Wpent  behind. 
Exod.  14.19.  angel  removed,&  went  behind  them 

ttDent  down. 
Gen.  1 2.10.  Abraham  went  down  into  Egypt  to 
1  y.i 7.when  the  fun  went  down,  behold,a  frn. 
24.16.fhe  went  down  to  the  well33nd  filled 

4 5. (he  went  down  to  the  well,  and  drew 
38.i.Judah  went  down  from  his  brethren 
42.3.Jofephs  ten  brethren  went  down  to  buy 
43.iy.tookBenjam.  &  went  down  into  Egypt 
Exod-ig.  1 4.Mofes  went  down  from  the  mountain 
25.fr>  Mofes  went  down  unto  the  people 
32.1  %.went  down  from  the  moun.&  the  2.  tab. 
Num.16. n-went  down  alive  into  the  pit 

20. 1  y.  how  our  fathers  went  down  into  Egypt 
Deut.io.  22.  thy  fathers  went  down  into  Egypt 

26.  y .  and  he  went  down  into  Egypt 
Jof.i%.io.went down  to Beth-fhemefh,  &  paffed 
16_7.it  went  down  from  Janohah  to  Ataroth 
1 8. 18. and  went  down  to  Arabah 
24.4.Jacob  and  his  chil,tW2£  down  into  Egypt 
Judg.  1. 9  .children  of  Judah  went  down  to  fight 
3. 27. went  down  with  him  from  the  mountain 
%%-went  down  after  him,  and  took  the  fords 
4.i4.fo.Barak  went  down  from  mount  Tabor 
7. 1 1.  then  went  he  down  to  Phurahhis  wife 
14. 1.  Samfon  went  down  to  Timnath,and  faw 
y  .then  WHtSamfon  down,  &  hisfath.&  mo. 
7. he  went  down  and  talked  with  the  woman 
10.  fo  his  father  went  down  to  the  woman 
1 8.  faid  unto  him  before  the  fun  went  down 
lg.went  down  to  Askelon,and  flew  3o.men 

1  %&.went  down  and  dwelt  in  the  rock  Etam 
19.14.fun  went  down  upon  them  by  Gibeah 

Ruth  3.6.  and  fhe  went  down  unto  the  floor 

1  Sam.  1 3 .  zo.went  down  to  fharpen  every  man 

2  2. 1. fathers  houfe  went  down  to  him 

2  y.  1  .Dav.arofc,&  went  down  to  the  wildern.of 
26.2.Saul — went  down  to  the  wildern.  of  Ziph 

2  Si«#.2.24.the  fun  went  down  when  they  were 
y.  1 7.Dav.heard  of  it,  &  went  down  to  the  hold 
1 1.9.  Uriah  went  not  downto  his  houfe 

Verfe  10. 
1 3  .but  went  not  down  to  his  houfe 
1 7. 1 8.a  well  in  his  court,whith.they  we.  down 
21.1y.Dav.  wc»fdown,&  fought  ag.  the  Phil. 
23.13  .three  of  the  thirty  chief  went  down 

1  Cfo0.1r.1y. 
20. he  went  down  alfo,  and  flew  a  lion 
2 1.  but  he  went  down  tohim  withaftaffe 
1  King.i-3%.  wentdown,8c  caufed  Solom.to  ride 


2  Krag-t.i5.&  hea.w(csmdwent down  with  him 
2.2.fo  they  west  down  to  Beth-el 
3 . 1 2.the  king  of  Edom  went  down  to  him 
y .  1 4-then  went  he  do  wn:and  dipped  hirnfelf 
8.29.  Ahaz.iahTWz£downto  fee  Joram. 

1  Cfo.11.22.he  went  down,&  flew  a  lion  in  a  pic 

23.and  he  went  down  to  him  with  a  ftaffe 

2  Cfo.i8.2.he  went  down  to  Ahab  to  Samaria 

22.6.  Azariah  went  down  to  fee  Jehoram 
Pfal.  1 3  3.2.that  went  down  to  the  skirts  of  his 
Cant.6. 1 1. 1  went  down  into  the  garden  of  nuts 
Ifa.  5  2.4.  my  peo.  went  down  afore-time  into  Eg 
/er.18.3.  then  I  went  down  to  the  potters  houfe 

36. 1  i.went  down  into  the  kings  houfe 
£^,3i.iy.in  the  day  when  he  went  down  to  the 

i7.they  alfo  went  down  to  hell  with  him 

Jonah  1.3. went  down  to  Joppa,  &  he  found  a  fhip 

he  payed  the  fare,  &  went  down  into  it 

2.6.I  went  dow  n  to  the  bottomes  of  the  mount. 

Lu\c  2. 5 1  .went  down  with  them,&  came  to  Na, 
lo.jo.certain  man  went  down  from  Jerufalem 
1 8. 1 4.this  man  went  do.to  his  houfe  juftif.rath. 

John  2. 1 2.  after  this  he  went  down  to  Capernaum 
y  4.  for  an  angel  went  down  at  a  certain  feafon 
6. 1 6. his  difciples  went  down  unto  the  fea 

Ads  7. 1 5.  fo  Jacob  went  down  into  Egypt 
8.  y. Philip  went  down  to  the  city  of  Samaria 

3  8.they  went  down  both  into  the  water 
10.2 1. then  Peter  wentdown  to  the  men 
1 2. 19. he  went  down  from  Judea  to  Cefarea 

14.2  y.they  went  down  into  Attalia 
1 8 .22. he  went  down  to  Antioch 

20.  io.Paul  went  down,and  fell  on  him 
2y.6.he  went  down  unto  Cefarea 
KDCHt  forth. 
G<72.8.7.he  frnt  forth  a  raven,whichwf»C  forth 
i8.Noah  went  forth,and  his  fons,&  his  wife 
1 9.whatfoe.  creepeth  on  the  earth — went  fo 
9.i8.fonsof  Noah  that  went  forth  of  the  ark 
10. 1 1. out  of  that  land  went  forth  Afhur 

1 1.3  i.went  forth  with  them  from  Ur  of  the  C 
1 2.  y  .they  went  forth  to  go  into  the  land  of  C. 

Num.  1 1.3 1. there  went  forth  a  wind  from  the  Lo. 

z6.^.wb\d\went  forth  our  of  the  land  of  Egypt 

3 1. 1 3.the  princes  of  the  congregation  went  fo. 

Chap.  33.  1. 

Jofn.  18. 17. went  forth  to  Enfhemefh,  &  went  for. 

Jtidg-i. 2 3. then  Ehud  went  forth  through  the  por- 
9. 8. the  trees  went  forth  on  a  time  to  anoint  a 
20.2y.and  Benjamin  went  forth  againft  them 

Ruth  l.-j.wnt  forth  of  the  place  where  fhe  was 

1  5aOT.18.30.the  princes  ofthePhilifti.wvni  for. 

and  it  came  to  paffe  after  they  went  fo. 
3  0.2  r  .and  they  went  forth  to  meet  David 

2  Sam.i  y.i 6.king  went  forth,  &  all  his  houfhold 

i7.king  went  forth,&  all  the  peop.  after  him 
20.8.and  as  hewent  forth,it  fell  out 
2  Kin.z. ti.znd  he  went  forth  to  the  fpringof  the 
8 . 3. fhe  went  forth  to  cry  unto  the  king 
18. 7. he  profpered  whitherfoever  he  went  forth 

1  Chro.  1 2 .3  3  .of  Zebulun»fuch  as  went  forth  to  ba. 

3  6.of  Afher,fuch  as  went  forth  to  battell 

2  Chro.20. zo.went  forth  into  the  wildern.of  Tek. 

as  they  went  forth,  Jchofhaphat  flood 
2ii9.then  Jehoram  went  forth  with  his  princes 
26.6. he  went  forth,  &  warred  againft  the  Phili. 

Nehem.%.  16. fo  the  people  went  forth,  and 

£/2.4.6.foHatachtt>ra£  forth  toMordecai 
y. 9. then  went  Haman  forth  that  day,joyfull 

Job  1 .  r  2.Satan  went  forth  from  the  pretence 

Chap.2.7. 

ifai.  3  7.3  6.the  angel  of  the  Lord  went  forth 
48. 3. and  they  went  forth  out  of  my  mouth 

Jer.i  2.1  i.which  went  forth  out  of  this  place 
3  7. 1 2.  Jeremiah  went  forth  out  of  Jerufalem 
3  8.8.Ebed-melech  went  forth  out  of  the  kings 

3  9.4. then  they  fled,&  went  forth  out  of  the  city 

4  i.6.Ifhmael — went  forth  to  meet  them 
y  2.7. went  forth  out  of  the  city  by  night 

E^.l.i  3.out  of  the  fire  wfltf  forth  lightening 
3. 23. and  went  forth  into  the  plain 
o.7.and  they  »w<fotth,and  flew  in  the  city 
1 6. 1 4. thy  renown  went  forth  among  the  heath. 
24.1 2.her  great  fcum  went  not  forth  out  of  her 
27.33  .when  thy  wares  went  forth  out  of  the  feas 
47. 3. the  man  that  had  the  line— went  forth 

Van.  z.  1 3.  decree 


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Dan.z.i 5. decree  went  forth,  that  the  wife  men 
Amos  5.j.th3t  which  went  forth  by  an  hundred 
Hab.3.5 .burning  coals  went  forth  at  his  feer 
Zccb.z.$. angel  that  talked  with  me,went  forth 

j. 5. angel  went  forth,  snd  faid,L;fc  up  now 

<5.7.and  the  bay  went  fortb,and  fought  to  goe 
Mat.  ij.j.behold^a  fowcr  went  forth  to  fowe 

14.  I4.jefus  went  forth,and  faw  a  great  multi. 

2  <y.  x. and  went  forth  to  meet  the  bridegroome 
Mark  z. 1 2.took  up  the  bed,and  went  forth  before 
1  3  .and  he  went  forth  again  by  the  fca  fide 

3.6.Pharif.w.forth,&  ftraight-way  took  coun. 

6.24.fhe  went  forth,and  faid  unto'her  mother 

14.16.his  difciples  went  forthsand  found  as  he 

16.zo.wcnt  forth,and  preached  every  where 
Lu\s  f.zj.went  forrh,  and  faw  a  Publican  named 

7.i7.rumour  of  him  went  forth  thorow  all  Jud. 

Jt.27.when  he  -went  forth  to  land, there  met 
John  12.13  .went  forth  to  meet  him,  cryed  Hofan. 

18. 1 -he  went  forth  over  the  brook  Cedron 
q.wcnt  forth,and  faid,  Whom  feek  ye 

i9.4.Pilate  therefore  went  forth  again,and 
1  j. went  forth  into  a  place,called  the  place  of 

20.  3  .Peter  therefore  went  forth,and  came  aga. 

21.  j.they  iw#rforth,and  entred  into  a  fhip 
3  John.  7.they  went  fortb,takmg  nothing  of  the 
Rev.6.z  .he  went  forth  conquenng,and  to  conquer 

©Blent  her  way. 
Gw.38.19.fhe  arofe  ,  and  wenthetvtzy 
1  Sam.1.1%.  fo  the  v/omznwent  her  way,and  did 
John  4.  zS.we-  her  way  into  the  city,&  faith  to  the 
11.28.fhe  had  fo  faid>fhe  went  her  way 
assent  his  way. 
GeM.18.33.L0rd  went hisway  affoonas  he  had 
24.61. fervant  took  Rebekah,-ind  wzzf  his  way 
2f.34.Efn1  did  eat  and  drink,  &  went  his  way 
Exod.1S.z7. he  went  hisway  into  hi*  own  land 
Num.t^.zS-  and  Balak  alfo  went  his  way 
1  Sara.247.Saulrof"eup,and  went  on  his  way 

26.25.foD.md  wenton  his  way,md  Saulretu. 
1  I£i«.i.49.tofeup,  and  w»£  r  very  man  his  way 
Eftber  4.17-  Co  Mordecai  went  his  w;!y,anddidac. 
Jer. z&.i 1. the  prophet  Jeremiah  went  his  way 
Mat.  1 3  •  2  J.fow  ed  tares,  and  went  his  way 
Lu\c $ .  ?o.pafling  thor.the  midft  of  them,W.his 
S.ty.went  his  way,and  publifhed  how  great 
zz.q.went  his  way,and  communed  with  the 
John  4. fo.m:mbeleeved,and  ?*>£«£  his  way 

9.7. went  his  way  therefore,and  wafhed,  and 
Aels  8.3  9J1C  went  on  his  way  rejoycing 
9.  i7«and  Ananias  went  his  waysand  entred 
Jefus  UDent,  See  3Ief«0. 
KDErit  in,orinto. 
Ge».7.7>Noah  went  in,  and  his  fons,and  his  wife 
9#there  went  in  two  and  two  unto  Noah. 
1  5. went  in  unto  Noah  into  the  ark,  two  & 
i6.they  that  went  in,wraiinmale  &  female 
irf.4.he  went  in  unto  Hagar,  and  (lie  conceived 
i9.3  3.firft-born  went  in.and  lay  with  her  fath. 
23.  io.Ephron  anfw.in  audience  of  a!  that  w .in 
1 8.before  all  that  went  in  at  the  gates  of  the 
29.23  .brought  Leah,and  he  went  in  unto  her 

3  o.he  went  in  alfo  unto  Rachel 
30.4/Tacob  went  in  unto  Bilhah 

i4-Reuben  went  in  the  dayes  of  wheat  harp. 
%6.6.wcnt  into  the  countrey  from  the  face  of 
38.2.Judah  took  her, and  went  in  unto  her 
9.when  he  went  in  to  his  brothers  wife 
30.1  i.Jofeph  went  into  the  houfe  to  doe  his 
Exod.^.i.yioks  and  Aaron  went  in  and  told  Ph. 
7. 1  o.  Mofes  and  Aaron  went  in  unto  Pharaoh 
23. Pharaoh  turned,  and  wentinto  his  houfe 
I4.l2.children  of  Ifrael  went  into  themidft 

23-Egypti.  putfued,and  went  in  after  them 
if.i9.horfe  of  Pharaoh  west  in  with  his  char. 
24.1  8  .Mofes  went  into  the  midft  of  the  cloud 
34.j4.Mofes  went  in,and  he  took  the  vail  of 

3  j.untill  he  went  in  to  fpeak  with  him 
40.3  2.when  they  went  into  the  tent  of  the  con. 
iev.9.23.  Mofes  and  Aaron  went  into  the  tabern. 

1tf.23.he  put  on  when  be  went  into  the  holy 

jV"#/«.i7.8.Mofes  went  into  the  tabernacle  of  wit. 

22.23.affe  turned  a(ide,.ind  went  into  the  field 

1  D<7/f.i.33.whow»?inrhe  way  beforeyou 

Ju\h.S.zi-  young  men  went  in,  and  brought  out 

I  Judg.  1 .  26.the  man  went  into  the  land  of  the  Hit. 


j. 22. the  haft  alfo  went  in  after  the  blade 
6. 1 9.Gideon  went  in,and  made  ready  a  kid 
9.  Z7. went  into  the  houfe  of  their  God,  and  did 
16. 1  .faw  there  an  harlot,and  went  in  unto  her 
17.10.  and  thy  victuals.  So  the  Levites  went  in 
18.20.and  went  in  the  midft  of  the  people 
19.  i  f.and  when  he  went  in,  he  fat  him  down 
Ruth  2. 18. (he  took  itup,and  went  into  the  city 
3 . 1  y.laid  it  on  her,fhe  went  into  the  city 
4.13  .when  he  went  in  unto  her,the  Lord  gave 

1  SOT.20.42.and  Jonathan  went  imo  the  city 
24. 3. Saul  went  in  to  cover  his  feet 

2  Stf?#.3.2i.fent  Abner  away,he  w?«tf  in  peace 
7 . 1 8 .then  went  king  David  in,  and/at  before 
i2.i6.David  faffed,  and  wentin 

24  .David  comforted  Bathfheba — and  we.in 
16.22.  Abfalora  wentin  unto  his  fathers  cone. 
17.2  5.  that  went  into  Abigail  the  daughter  of 
20. 3. fed  them,but  went  not  in  to  them 
1  Kin,i.i<)  JHzthShzbi  went  in  unto  the  king 
14.28.when  the  king  went  into  the  houfe  of 
16.10. Zimri  went  in,and  fmote  him 

i8.he  went  into  the  palace  of  the  kings  hou. 
jg.8-went  in  the  ftrength  of  that  meat  40.dayes 
2  2. 3  o.king  of  Ifrael  went  into  the  battell 
1  iOs.4.3  3-he  went  in  therefore,and  (hut  the  door 

37.then  (he  went  in,  and  fell  at  his  feet 
5.4.one  went  in,and  told  his  lord,faying 

2?.he  went  in&nd  ftood  before  his  matter 
7.8.they  went  into  one  tent,and  did  eat  and  dr. 
10.24.  when  they  wentin  tooffer  facrifkes and 
1 1 . 1 8  .fall  the  people  of  the  land  went  into  the 
i9,i.Hezekiah  went  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 
ija.  37. 1. 

1  c%o.  2. 2 1. afterward  Hezron  went  in  to  the  dau. 
7. 2 3. w lien  he  went  in  to  his  wife,(heconceiv. 

2  Chro.z6.  i6.and  went  into  the  temple  of  the  Lo. 
i7.Azariah  the  prieft  went  in  after  him 

29. 1 6.pi  ieft  went  into  the  inner  part  of  the  ho. 
i8.they  went  in  toHezekiah  the  king 
E-qra  y  .8.  that  he  went  into  the  province  of  Judea 
lo.tf.andEzra  went  into  the  chamber  of  Johan. 
AM7.9-24.fo  the  children  went  in,and  pofieffed 
Efther  7.7.king-in  his  vraibyWent  into  the  palace 
Pfal. 7  3 .  i7.untill  I  went  into  the  fanftuary  of  G . 
Jer.z  6.  z  1  .Urijah  fled,  and  went  into  Egypt 
28.4.with  all  the  captives— that  we.\nxo  Baby. 
36.20.they  went  in  to  the  king  into  the  court 
38.11  .took  the  men,  and  went  into  the  houfe 
£^.8.io.fo  I  went  m,and  faw  every  form  of 
9.2.  they  wentin,  and  ftood  befide  the  brazen 
1 0.2. and  he  went  in  my  fight 

%.went  in,&  the  cloud  filled  the  inner  court 
6. he  went  in,and  flood  befide  the  wheelcs 
23.44.wcBf  in  unto  her,as  they  goe  in  unto  a 

fo  wait  they  in  unto  Aholah  &  Aholi. 
2f.3.ag.the  houfe  of  Judah,when  they  w-into 
3  9. 2  3  .went  into  captivity  for  their  iniquity 
Dd;z.2.i6.then  Daniel  wentin&\\&  defiredof  the 
24. Daniel  went  in  unto  Arioch,  whom  the 
6. 10. he  went  into  his  houfe,and  his  windows 
19. and  wentin  haft  unto  the  den  of  lions 
Amos  5. 1 9.or  went  into  the  houfe,and  a  ferpent 
Nab, 3. 10. was  lhe  carried  away ,(hewe.intocapti. 
M at. 9 .3  2.  they  went  into  the  herd  of  fwine 
9. 2?. he  went  in,and  took  her  by  the  band 
1 2.9.deparred  thence  he  went  into  their  fyn3g. 
i3.2.fo  that  he  went  into  a  (hipjand  fat 

36.fent  the  multitude  away,  and  went  into 
2 1 . 3  3  .out  to  husbandmenjand  went  into  a  far 
Mark  12.  r. 
2  j.  10.  they  that  were  ready  went  into  the  mar. 
26.J8.  Percr went  in,  and  fat  with  the  fervants 
z7.51.went  into  the  holy  city,and  appeared  to 
Mark  i.2i.they  went  intoCapernaum,&  ftraight. 
2.26.how  he  went  into  the  houfe  of  God 

Luke  6. 4. 
3.i9.and  Judas,and  they  went  into  the  houfe 
15.43. wentin  boldly  unto  Pilate,and  craved 
16.12.  they  walked  and  went  into  the  countrey 
Luke  1. 9. his  lot  to  burn  incenfe  when  he  we.  into 
39.  Mary  arofe,  &  went  into  the  hill-count. 
4.  i6.as  his  cuftome  was, he  went  into  the  fyna. 
42.when  it  was  day — he  we. into  a  defart  pla. 
7.1 1. that  he  went  into  a  city  called  Nairn 
36.and  he  went  into  the  Pharifees  houfe 


8.22.ona  certain  day  that  he  we  nt  into  a  (hip 
9.  J7.as  they  we.  in  the  way,a  certain  man  faid 
1  i.37.andhe  went  in,and  (at  down  to  meat 
14.  l.as  he  went  into  the  houfe  of  one  of  the  chi. 
19.12.  a  certain  noble  man  went  into  a  farco. 

4?.he  went  into  the  temple,and  began  to 

20_9.and  went  into  a  far  countrey  for  a  long 

24.29.and  he  went  in  to  tarry  with  them 

John  4.43. he  departed  thence,  and  went  into  Gali, 

18. 1  f  .and  went  in  with  Jefus  into  thepalace 

28,themfeIvesBWz£  not  into  the  judge,  hall 

20.  j. faw  the  lin.clothes  lying,yet  we.he  not  in 
6. Simon  Peter  follow.  him,yec  wc.he  not  in 
8. then  went  in  alfo  that  other  difciple 

Ails  i  .2  i.that  the  Lord  Jefus  went  in  and  out  am. 
10.27.he  went  in,and  found  many  that  were 
I2.i7.departed,and  went  into  another  place 
i3.i4.andw?ziinto  thefynagogueon  the  fab. 
i7.2.Paul,as  his  manner  wzstwent  in  unto 

io.who  coming  thither  wmt  into  the  fynag. 
i9.8.and  he  went  into  the fynagogue,  &  fpake 

21.  i8.day  following  Paul  went  in  with  us 
ftw«.ic.i8.yes  verily,their  found  went  into  all  the 

1  2*02.1.3. when  I ws*  hito  Macedonia,thac  thou 
UDCtlt  over. 

Deut.z.j  3.he  went  over  the  brook  Zered 
Jojh.i  8. 1 3.  border  went  over  from  thencetow.Luz 

24.1 1. and  ye  went  over  Jordan,and  came  to 
/Wg.6.33.  were  gathered  together,and  went  ovet 
i  &wz.i3.7.fome  of  the  Hebrewes  went  oxcx  Jor. 

26.13.then  David  wmt  over  to  the  other  fide 

2  Sam-z.i^.  there  arofe  and  went  over  by  number 
19.1 7>they  went  over  Jordan  before  the  king 

18.  and  there  went  over  a  ferry-boat  to  carry 

3 1  .Barzillai  went  overjordan  with  the  king 

39.and  all  the  people  went  overjordan 

2  Rjn.z.%.  fo  thatthey  two  went  over  on  dry  gro. 

14. parted  hither  &  thither.&  Elifha  TW.over 

8.2 1  .fo  Joram  went  over  to  Zair 

1  Chro.i  2.1  f.thefe  are  they  that  went  over  Jordan 

29.30.and  the  times  that  went  over  bim,  and 
Neb.  1 2.3  8. that  gave  thankes,  went  over  ag.  them 
ifa.  $  1 .2  3  .as  the  ftreet  to  them  that  went  over 
John  6.i.  }e(aswent  overtthe  fea  of  Galilee 

1  j.went  over  the  fea  towards  Capernaum 
Acls  18.23.  went  overall  the  countrey  of  Galilee  | 

U0£tlt  out. 
Gen.z.  io.river  went  out  of  Eden  to  water  the  gar. 
4.i6.C3.inwent cm  from  the  prefence  of  theL. 
i4#8.there  went  out  the  king  of  Sodom,and 
i7.king  of  Sodom  went  out  to  meet  him 
i9.6.Lot  went  out  at  the  door  unto  them 
i4.Lot  went  out,and  fpake  to  his  fons 
24.63. Ifaacwc«r out  to  meditate  inthe  field 
28. 10.  Jacob  went  out  from  Beerfheba,  &  went 
30.16.Leah  went  out  to  meet  him 
31.33  .then  went  he  out  of  Leahs  tent,and 
34.i.DinahiOT7W  out  to  fee  the  daught.  of  the 
6.Hamor  the  fath.of  Sechem  went  out  unto 
24.  all  that  went  out  of  the  gate  of  his  city' 
26. Dinah  out  of  Shech.  houfe,  and  went  out 
41.45.  Jofeph  went  out  over  all  the  land  of  Eg. 
43.3 1  .he  wafhed  his  face,and  went  out 
44.28.the  one  WCTtoutfrom  me,and  I  faid 
47.io.Jacob?wtf  outfrom  before  Pharaoh 
Exod.z.iz.Moies  w»r  out  unto  his  brethren 

1 3  .when  he  went  out  the  fecond  day,  behold 
f.io.the  task-mafters  went  our,ind  their  offk. 
8. 1 2.Mofes  and  Aaron  went  out  from  Pharaoh 
Ver.3o.Cha.9.33.&  io.6,i8,&  11.8 
1 2.41  .holts  of  the  Lord  went  out  from  the  land 
i4.8.children  of  Ifrael  went  out  with  an  high 
15. 20. all  the  women  went  out  after  her 

22.they  went  out  into  the  wildernefs  of  Shur 

1 6.27  there  went  out  fome  of  the  people  on  the 

i8.7.Mofes  went  out  to  meet  his  father-in-law 

3  3. 7. every  one  went  out  unto  the  tabernacle  of 

8.  when  Mofes  went  out  unto  the  taberna.of 

Lev.io.z. went  out  fire  from  the  Lord,and  devou. 

24.10.fon  of  an  Ifraeiitifh  woman  went  out 
Num.  10.34.upon  them  by  day,when  they  w.out 
1 1  .i4.Mofes  went  out  and  told  the  people 
26. but  went  not  out  unto  the  tabei  nacle 
21.23.  went  out  againft  Ifrael  into  the  wilder. 
3  j.Og  the  king  of  Bafhan  went  out  ag.them 
22.32.behoId,  I  went  out  to  wich-fland  thee 

^6.went 


WEN   WEN 


WEN 


WEN 


WEN    WEN 


36.  went  out  to  meet  him  unto  a  city  of 
3 1. 17. war  upon  them  who  went-  out  to  battel 

28.a  tribute  of  the  men  of  war  which  w.out 

36.  was  the  portion  of  them  that  went  out 
33.3.  children  of  Ifrael  went  out  with  an  high 
Jojh.z.'i.vihtn  it  was  dark  the  men  went  out 
6. 1  .none  went  out,  and  none  came  in 
8.i4.the  men  of  the  city  went  out  againft  Ifra. 

1 7. not  a  man  left  that  went  not  out  after  If. 

1  i.4.they  wentout,  they,and all  their  hofts 
15. $.went  out  to  the fouth-fide  to  Maalehacra. 

4.and  went  out  unto  the  river  of  Egypt 
g.went  out  to  the  city  of  mount  Ephron 
1  l.border  went  out  unto  the  fide  of  Ekron 
along  to  mount  Baalah,and  went  out 
1 6.6.bordtr  went  out  toward  the  fea,  to  Mich. 
7. came  to  Jericho,and  went  out  at  Jordan 
8. the  border  went  out  from  Tappuah  weftw. 
18. 1  y. went  out  on  the  weft,and  went  out  the 
19.47.  children  of  Dan  went  out  too  little  for 
Judg.z.i  j.witherfoever  they  went  out,  the  hand 

3.  io.he  judged  Ifrael, and  went  out  to  war 
19.2II  that  ftood  by  him  went  oat  from  him 

4. 1 8. and  jael  went  out  to  meet  Sifera 

9.27.  they  went  out  into  the  fields,and  gather. 

3  y.  Gaal  went  out,  and  ftood  in  the  entring 

3o.and  Gaal  went  out  before  the  men  of 

42.  on  the  morrow,  the  people  went  out  into 

1 1. 3<,vain  men  to  Jephthah,  and  went  out  with 

.19.23  .matter  of  the  houre  went  out  unto  them 

2  7. her  lord  went  out  to  goe  his  way 

2  0.i.then  all  the  children  of  Ifrael  weȣout,& 
20.men  of  Ifrael  went  out  to  battel  1  againft 
3 1. children  of  Benjamin  went  cut  againft 

2 1.24.7m?*  out  from  thence  every  man  to 
Ruth  1.2  i.I  went  out  full,and  the  Lord  hath  brou. 
1  Sam.j.^.yer  the  iamp  of  God  went  out  in  the 

4.  i.now  Ifrael  went  out  againft  the  Philiftines 
7. 1 1. the  men  of  Ifrael  rxnt  out  of  Mizpeh 
9. 26. Saul  arof,and  they  went  out  both  of 
13.10.and  Saul  went  out  to  meet  him 

23.garrifon  of  the  Philiftines  went  out  to 
1  -j.^.went  out  a  champion  out  of  the  camp  of 

3  ?.I  went  out  after  him,ind  fmotfihim 
1 8.y.David  went  out  whitherfoever  Saul  fent 

1 3.  he  went  out,and  came  in  btfore  the  peo. 
i6.1oved  David,  becaufe  he  went  out  and 
i9.8.David  went  out,&  fought  with  the  Phil. 
20. 1 1. they  went  out  both  of  them  into  the 
3  f.  Jonathan  went  out  into  the  field  at  the 
24.8. David  arofe  afterward,and  went  out  of 
2  Sam.z.i  2.  Abner — went  out  from  Mahanaim 
i3.theferv3nts  of  David  went  out,and  met 
1 1.1 3.  at  even  he  went  out  to  lie  on  his  bed 
1 7. men  of  the  city  went  out,  and  fought 
1 3 .9.they  went  out  every  man  from  him 
i8.6.people  we/ttout  into  the  field  againft  Ifr. 
19.19.  day  that  my  lord  the  king  went  out  of 
ao,7.there  went  out  after  him  Joabs  men 

went  out  of  Jerufalem  to  purfue  afcer 
4.4.Jo3b,and  the  captains  of  the  hoft  we.out 
7.  they  went  out  to  the  fouth  of  Judah 
20.Araunah  went  out,  and  bowed  himfelf 
]$H.2.46'.Benaiah  went  our,and  fell  upon  him 
10.19.  weȣ- out  of  Egypt  for  fix  hundred  fhek. 
1 1.29.  at  that  time  when  Jeroboam  went  out 
iz.z<;. went  out  from  thence,and  built  Penuel 
19.13  .his  face  in  his  mantle,and  went  out 
20.16.they  went  out  at  noon,but  Benhadad 
i7.young  men — of  the  provinces  went  out 
a  1  .king  of  Ifrael  went  out,and  fmote  the 
39-thy  fervant  wentout  into  the  midft  of 
2  J(i#.;.6.king  Jehoram  went  out  of  Samaria 
4.i8.hewe»Joutto  his  father  to  the  reapers 
zi.fhut  the  door  upon  him,  and  went  out 
37-took  up  her  fon,  and  went  out 
39.one  we.  out  into  the  field  to  gather  herbs 
y. 27.  he  went  out  from  his  prefence  a  leper 
7.ii5.people  wea£out,and  fpoiled  the  tents  of 
9.2  i.they  went  out  each  in  his  charet 

they  went  out  againft  Jehu 
24.  arrow  went  out  at  his  heart 
io.9.w»tout,andftood,and  faid  to  the  people 
1 3 . 5.C0  that  they  we.  out  from  under  the  hands 
19.3  5. angel  of  the  Lord  went  out,  and  fmote 
24.1 2.king  of  Judah  went  out  to  the  king  of 


1  Cfo'ff.  5.18.  thefonsof  Reuben— that  went  out 
12.17.  and  David  went  out  to  meet  them 
14. 8. David  heard  of  it,and  went  out  aga.them 

I7.fame  of  David  went  out  into  all  lands 
21.21.we.  out  of  the  threfhing- floor  &  bowed 
27.i.came  in  and  went  out  moneth  by  moneth 

2  Cfcro.14.10.then  Afa  went  out  againft  him  and 
i5.2.he  went  out  to  meet  Afa,and  faid 

y.there  was  no  peace  to  him  that  went  out 
i9.2.Jehu  the  fon  of  Hanani  went  out  to  meet 

4,Jeho£haphat  went  out  againe  to  the  people 
20.2 1. as  they  went  out  before  the  army 
22.7.he  went  out  with  Jehoram  againft  Jehu 
26.1 1.  had  an  hoft  that  went  out  to  war  by  ba. 

2  8.9.he  went  out  before  the  hoft  thatcame  to 
3 1. 1. that  were  prefent,we»j  out  to  the  cities 

3  j.2o.andJofiah  west  out  againft  him 
Neb.  2. 1 3 .1  went  out  by  night  by  the  gate  of 
Efiber  3  1  ?  .poftes  went  out,being  haftned 

4.i.we»t  out  into  the  midft  of  the  chy,and 
7.8.as  the  word  went  out  of  the  kings  mouth 
8.i4.fo  thepofts — went  our,being  haftened 

1  j.  Mordecai  went  out  from  the  prefence  of 

9. 4. his  fame  we.out  through  all  the  provinces 

job  29.7.  when  I  went  out  to  the  gate  of  the  city 

3 1. 3  4.  and  went  not  out  of  the  door 
P/tf/.8i,y.  when  he  went  out  through  the  land  of 
Jer.37.4„Jerem.  came  in  and  went  out  among  the 

39.4.  he  went  out  the  way  of  the  plain 
E%g\.  10.7. who  took  it,  and  went  out 

i9.when  they  went  out,the  wheels  alfo  were 
Amos  5. 3. city  that  went  out  by  a  thouf.fhall  leave 
Jonah  4.  j.fo  Jonah  went  out  of  the  city,and  fate 
Zeeb.2. 3.  another  angel  west  out  to  meet  him 
8.io.neither  any  peace  to  him  that  went  out 
Mat.-} .  j.then  went  out  unto  him  Jerufalem 
9.3  2.as  they  went  out,behold,they  brought 
1  i.7.what  went  ye  out  into  the  wildern-  to  fee 

L»^7-24- 
8. but  what  went  ye  out  for  to  fee 

Ver.p.  Lufe  7.27,26. 
12.14.  Pharifets  went  out,  and  held  a  counfell 
18.28.fame  fervant  went  out,and  found  one 
20. 1  .which  went  out  early  in  the  morning 
3. he  went  out  about  the  third  hour,  and  faw 
5.  went  out  about  the  fixch  hour,  &  did  like. 
6.about  the  eleventh  hour  he  went  out  and 
2 1. 1 7. left  them,  and  went  out  of  the  city  into 
22.10.  fo  thofe  fervants  went  out  into  the  high 
24.i.Jefuswe;tf  out, and  departed  from  the 
26.30.they  went  out  into  the  mount  of  Olives 
Mark  1 4.  z6 . 
7  j.  he  went  out,  and  wept  bitterly 
Mark  i.f-'Wtf  out  unto  him  all  the  land  of  Judea 
3  $  .he  went  out  into  a  folitary  place 
4j.but  he  went  out,and  began  to  publilh 
3.2 1. friends  went  out  to  lay  hold  on  him 
4.3.  there  went  out  a  fower  to  fow 
5.13 .and  the  unclean  fpirits went  out 

l^.went  out  to  fee  what  it  was  that  was  done 
6. 1 .  went  out  from  thence,  and  came  into  his 
1  z.wcnt  out,and  preached  that  men  fhould 
8.27.Jefus  went  out,and  his  difciples 
1 0.46 .as  he  went  out  of  Jericho3a  great  numb. 
1  r.i  1. he  weȣout  unto  Bethany  with  thetwel. 

19.  even  was  come,he  went  out  of  the  city 
1 3.1  .as  he  went  out  of  the  temple,  one  of  his 
14.68.we.  out  into  theporch,&  the  cock  crew 
16.8.  went  out  quickly,and  fled  from  the  fepul. 
Lu\e  2. 1  .there  went  out  a  decree  from  Cefar 
4.  i4.we»t  out  a  fame  of  him  thorow  all  the 

37.  fame  of  him  went  out  into  every  place 
6. 1 2.  that  he  went  out  into  a  mountain  to  pray 

i9.for  there  went  vertue  out  of  him 
8.  j.a  fower  went  out  to  fow  his  feed 
3  3  .then  went  the  devils  out  of  the  man 

13  5*. then  they  went  out  to  fee  what  was  done 
17. 29.fame  day  that  Lot  went  out  of  Sodom 
2 1 . 3  7. at  night  he  went  out,  and  abode  in  the 
2  2.62.Peterwentout,and  wept  bitterly 
.fote  4. 3o!wesr  out  ofthe  city,and  came  unto  him 
S.f.went  out  one  by  one,beginning  at  the  eld. 

59.but  Jefus  hid  hifflfelf,andwe«iout 
1 1.3  i.rofe  up  haftily,[and  wentout 

$  y.many  went  out  of  the  countrey  unto  Jer. 
13.30.  having  received  the  foyjvent  imme.  out 


1  8.i6.thenWftfj  out  that  other  difciple 
29.Pilate  then  went  out  unto  them,  and  faid 
38.  he  went  out  again  unto  the  Jews,&  faith 
Acts  1.2 1. all  the  time  that  the  Lo.  we.  in  and  out 
1  i.9.he  went  out,and  followed  him 

lo.they  went  oufj&  pafled  on  through  one 
1  J.24.certain  which  went  out  from  us,  have 
1 6. 1 3  .we  went  out  of  the  city  by  a  river  fide 

40.and  they  went  out  of  the  prifon,&  entrcd 

1 9. 1 2.and  the  evill  fpirits  went  out  of  them 

Heb.  1 1.8. he  went  out,not  knowing  whither  he 

1  John  2.10.  went  out  from  us,  but  they  were  not 

they  went  out  that  they  might  be  made 

to.6.4.tbere  went  out  another  horfe  that  was  red 

MDent  their  way. 
7«<^.i8.26.the  children  of  Dan  went  their  way 

19.14.they  paffed  on,and  went  their  way 
1  Sarn.i  °»*«  carried  themaway,&  went  their  way 
2v-ek8.i2.all  the  people  went  their  way  to  eat  and 
Zecfc.io.2.therfore  they  we.  their  way  as  a  flock 
Mat.8.3  3.  that  kept  them  fled,and  went  their  way 
20.4.I  will  give  you.  And  they  went  their  way 
22.5.made  light  of  it,and  wenttheii  wayes 
2  2.and  left  him,  and  went  their  way 
Mark  1 1.4.  they  went  their  way,&  found  the  colt 

1 2. 1 2.they  left  him,  and  went  their  way 
Lu\e  19.32.  they  that  were  fent  went  their  way 
John  1 1 ,4tf.fome  of  them  went  their  way  unto 
Ails  8.36.35  they  went  on  their  way,  the  came 

Went  through. 
2  Sam.z.zg.  Abner  and  his  men  went  through  all 
Neh.9. 1 1.  fo  that  they  went  through  the  midft  of 
Pfal.66. 6. they  went  thorow  the  floud  on  foot 

iz.vte.went  thorow  fire,  and  thorow  water 
lfa.60.1  j.hated,fo  that  no  man  went  thorow  thee 
Mark  i.i?.cametopaflethathe  went  through  the 
Luke  6.i.he  we»r  thorow  the  corn-fields 
8.1  .he  went  thorow  every  city  and  village 
$.6. went  thorow  the  towns,  preaching  the  gof. 
l^.zz.htwent  thorow  the  cities  and  villages 
Acls  1 5.4 1  .he  went  thorow  Syria  and  Cilicia 
16.4.3s  they  went  thorow  thecities,they 
Wtnt  up. 
Gen.  z.6. there  went  up  a  mift  from  the  earth 
i3.i.Abram  went  up  out  of  Egypt,  &  his  wife 
i7.22.Godwe?#  up  from  Abraham 
i9.28.fmoak  ofthe countrey  went  up 

3  o.Lot  went  up  out  of  Zoar 
26.2  3 .  Ifaac  went  up  from  thence  to  Beerfheba 
3  y.  1 3  .God  went  up  from  him  in  the  place 

3  8.1 2.  we.  up  to  his  fheep-fhearers  to  Timnath 

4  5 .2  j.they  went  up  out  of  Egypt  ,and  came 
46.z9.went  up  to  meet  Ifrael  his  father 
49.4. he  went  up  to  my  couch 
50.7.  Jofeph  went  up  to  bury  his  father 

with  him  went  up  all  the  fervants  of 
9-there  went  up  with  him  both  charets 
14  Jofeph  returned— and  all  that  went  up 
Exod.  1  o.  i4.1ocufts  went  up  over  all  the  land  of 
1 2.38.3  mixed  multitude  went  up  alfo  with 
13.18.  the  children  of  Ifrael  went  up  harneffed 
1 7.  to.Mofes, Aaron,and  Hur, went  up  to  the 
19. 3. and  Mofes  we«?  up  unto  God 

20. Lord  called  Mofes,  and  Mofes  went  up 

24.9. then  went  up  Mofes  and  Aaron,  Nadab 

1 3  .Mofes  went  up  into  the  mount  of  God 

Verfe  if. 

34.4.Mofeswe»*upuntomount  Sinai 

Num.  1 3.2 1  .fo  they  went  up,and  fearched  the  land 

3  i.but  the  men  that  went  up  with  him/aid 

20. 27 .they  we«t  up  into  mount  Hor 

21.33.  tney  turned,  and  went  up  by  the  way  of 

32.9.  for  when  they  went  up  unto  the  valley  of 

33.38.  Aaron  the  pruft  we.  up  into  the  mount 

Deut.  1. 24.  they  turned  andwesf  up  into  the  mo. 

43.we»t  ptefumptuoufly  up  into  the  hill 

3.1.  then  we  turned,&  went  up  the  way  toBa. 

f  .5-.  were  afraid  ofthe  fire,  &  went  not  up  into 

io.3.we»t  up  into  the  mount,  having  the  two 

?4.i.Mofes  wesrupfrom  the  plains ofMoab 

Jojh.6.zo.(o  that  the  people  went  up  into  the 

7. 2.the  men  went  up,  and  viewed  Ai 

4.we?tf  up  thither  ofthe  people,  about  3000. 
8.i6.Jofhuanumbred  the  peopie,and  went  up 

1  i.people  of  war  went  up,3nd  drew  nigh 
10. ^.wtnt  up,  they,and  all  their  hofts 

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9.fuddenly,andw£;zf'  up  from  Gi'g.all  night 

36.J0lb.ua  went  up  from  Eglon,and  all  Ifra. 

14.8 .  my  brethren  that  went  up  with  me  made 

1  y.  3  .paffed  along  to  Hezron,  and  went  up  to 

6.and  the  border  went  up  to  Beth-hogla 

the  border  went  up  to  the  (tone  of  Boh. 
7.the  border  went  up  toward  Dcbir 
8  .border  went  up  by  the  valley  of  the  fon  of 
border  went  up  to  the  top  of  the  mount 
if.he  went  up  thence  to  the  inhab.  of  Dcbir 
1 8. 1  2,the  border  went  up  to  the  fide  of  Jericho 
and  went  up  thorow  the  mountaines 
19. 1 1. their  border  went  up  toward  thefea 
47.therefore  the  childrenof  Dan  went  up  to 
Judg.  1 .4. Judah  went  up,and  the  Lord  delivered 
i6.went  up  out  of  the  city  of  palm-trees 
2  2.houfeof  Jofeph,  they  alfo  wc.  up  againft 
4-io.he  W«£  up  with  ten  thoufand  men  at  his 
and  Deborah  went  up  with  him 
8.8.and  he  went  up  thence  to  Penuel 

1 1 .  Gideon  went  up  by  the  way  of  them  that 
1 5 . io.w hen  the  flame  went  up  toward  heaven 
14. 19.  he  went  up  into  his  fathers  houfe 
15. 9. Philiftines  went  up,and  pitched  in  Judah 
1 8. 1  i.they  went  up,and  pitched  in  Kiriath-je. 
1 7 .  the  five  men  that  went  up  to  fpie  out  the 
jo.  18. children  of  Ifrael  went  up  to  the  houfe 
26.aH  the  people  went  up,  and  came  into  the 
jo.  Ifrael  went  up  againft  the  children  of 
Ruth  4.  1  .then  went  Boaz  up  to  the  gate,and  fat 
1  S<H».i.?.and  this  man  w«tf  upoutofhis 
•j. went  up  to  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
21.  man  Elkanah,and  all  his  houfe,  went  up 
22.Hannah  went  not  up,for  (he  faid 
j.i  2.cry  of  the  city  went  up  to  heaven 
7.7.  lordsof  the  Philiftines  went  up  aga.Ifrael 
9. 1 1.  and  as  they  went  up  the  hill  to  the  city 

14  and  they  went  up  into  the  city 
i4.2i-Hebrews  which  went  up  with  them  into 

46.then  Saul  went  up  from  following  the 
i$.34.Saulwe»j  uptohishoufetoGibeah 
ij.z^.David  went  up  from  thence,and  dwelt 
25".  1  $.there  went  up  after  David  four  hun. men 
27. 8. David  and  hismenw£»£up,  and  invaded 
29.1  i.and  the  Philiftines  went  up  to  Jezrecl 

2  Sam.z. z. David  went  up  thither,  and  his  two 
1  y.24.  Abiathar  wtnt  up  untill  all  the  people 

jo.David  went  up  by  the  afcent  of  mount 
and  wept  as  he  went  up 
went  up,weeping  as  they  went  up 
i8.2  4.watch-man  went  up  to  the  roof  over  the 
3 3  .and  went  up  to  the  chamber  ove  r  the  gate 
20.2.fo  every  man  of  Ifrael  went  up  from  after 
22.9.  there  went  up  a  fmoak  out  of  his  noftrils 
Pjal.  18.8. 
24.19.  David  went  up  as  the  Lord  commanded 
1 1(i».2. 5 4.Bemiah  went  up.and  fell  upon  him 
6.8.and  they  went  up  with  winding  ftayes 
lo.j.and  his  afcent  by  which  he  went  up  unto 
1  j.i7.Baaiha  the  king  of  Ifra.  went  up  againft 
16.17.and  Omri  wentup  from  Gibbethon 
18.42.fo  Ahab  went  up  to  eat  and  to  drink 
4j.andhewcK?up,andlpoked,andfaid 
20. 1. he  went  up,znd  befieged  Samaria 

26.numbred  the  Affyrians,andw«2f  upto 
22.29.  king  of  Judah  went  up  to  Ramoth  Gil. 
2  Kjn.  1  -9-and  he  went  up  to  him,and  fpake 

1  j  .and  the  third  captain  of  fifty  went  up 
2.1  i.and  Elijah  went  up  by  a  whirle-wind 

2  r.he  went  up  from  thence  unto  Bethel 
4.2i.fhe  went  up,and  laid  him  on  the  bed 

3  4.he  went  up,and  lay  upon  the  child 
3  %-wcnt  up,and  ftretched  himfelf  upon 

6.24.Benhadad  went  up, and  befieged  Samaria 
1 1.  i7.Hazael  went  up,&  fought  againft  Gath 
1 4. 1 1  .therefore  Jehoafh  king  of  Ifrael  went  up 
1  ? .i4.Menahesffl  went  up  from  Tirzah 
16.9.  king  of  Affyria  went  up  againft  Damafc. 
'  7-  ?-king  of  Affyria  went  up  to  Samaria 
18.17.they  went  up,and  came  to  Samaria 
19.14.  Hezekiah  went  up  into  the  houfe  of 


i3.6.David  went  up,and  all  Ifraeljto  Baalah 
i4.8.all  the  Philiftines  went  up  to  feek  David 
2i.i9.David  went  up  at  the  faying  of  Gad 
zChro.1.6.  Solomon  west  up  thither  to  the  braz. 
9.4.afcent,by  which  he  went  up  into  the  houfe 
18.28.king  of  Judah  went  up  to  Ramoth  Gile. 
x<;.zi.went  up,andthey  faw  one  another  in 
29.20.and  rulers,and  went  up  into  the  houfe  of 
E^a  2. 1 .  children  of  the  province  that  went  up 

Nch.7.6. 
5-9.  thefe  are  they  which  went  up  from  Tel. 
Neb.  7. 61. 
4. 2  3 .  they  went  up  in  hafte  to  Jerufalem 
7. 6. this  Ezra  went  up  from  Bibylon 

y.thexewent  up  fome  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
8. 1. this  is  the  genealogie  of  them  that  went  up 
N eh.  z.i  5.  then  went  I  up  in  the  night  by  the  bro. 
12. 1. thefe  are  the  priefts  that  went  up 

37.  went  up  by  the  ftaires  of  the  city  of  Div. 

1 fa. 7. 1. Pekah  the  fon  of  Remaliah  went  up  tojer. 

£^.1.13.  it  went  up  and  down  among  the  living 

8 . 1 1  .and  a  thick  cloud  of  incenfe  went  up 

io.4.then  the  glory  of  the  Lord  went  up  from 

1  i.23.glory  of  the  Lo.went  up  from  the  midft 

24.vifion  that  I  had  fcen  went  up  ftom  me 
1 9. 6. and  he  went  up  and  down  among 
40.6. and  went  up  the  ftaires  thereof 
2  2. they  went  up  unto  it  by  feven  fteps 

49.  fteps  whereby  they  went  up  to  it 
Mat.  3.16.  Jefus  went  up  ftraight-way  out  of  the 

y.i.he  went  up  into  a  mountain 

14. 23. he  went  up  into  a  mountain  to  pray 

1  •>.z9.went  up  into  a  mountain.,and  fat  down 
Mark  6.%\.hewmt  up  unto  them  into  the  (hip 
Luke  2.4.Jofeph  alfo  went  up  from  Galilee 

^z.went  up  to  Jerufalem  after  the  feaft 
8.3  7. he  went  up  into  the  (hip,  and  returned 
g.zS.went  up  into  a  mountain  to  pray 
1 8 . 1  o  .two  men  we.  up  into  the  temple  to  pray 

John  7.1  o.then  went  he  alfo  up  unto  the  feaft 
2 1 . 1 1 .  Simon  Peter  went  up,and  drew  the  net 

Ails  1.1  o.as hewent  up,behold,  two  men  flood 
1 3. they  went  up  into  an  upper  room 
j.,!.  Peter  and  John  went  up  together  into  the 
io»9.Peter  went  up  upon  the  houfe  to  pray 

2  i.if.took  up  our  carriages,  and  went  up  to 
24.1 1. but  twelve  dayes  fince I  went  up  to  Jeiu. 

Gal.  1.1 7  .neither  went  I  up  to  Jerufalem 

1 8. after  three yeers  I  went  up  to  Jerufalem 
2.1.  then  fourteen  yeers  after  that  I  went  upag. 
2. 1  went  up  by  revelation,  &  communicated 
Rev.zo.j.znd  they  went  up  on  the  breadth  of 

liDentcft. 
Ge».494.thou  wenteft  up  to  thy  fathers  bed 
//«/g.y.4.Lord,when  thou  wentefl  out  of  Seir 
8.i.called  us  not  when  thou  we ntefl  to  fight 

1  Sam.io.z.zffes  which  thou  wentefl  to  feek,  are 

2  Sam.7.9.1  was  with  thee  whitherfo.thou  wentefl 
16.17.why  wentefl  thou  not  with  thy  friends 
1:9. 2  5.  wherefore  wenteft  thou  not  with  me 

Pjal.62.7.  when  thou  wentefl  before  thy  people 
5:7.7.  thither  wenteft  thou  up  to  offer  facrifice 
9. thou  wentefl  to  the  king  with  oyntment 
fer.z.z.vthea  thou  wenteft  after  me  in  the  wilder. 

3  i.2i.high-way,eventheway  which  thou  we. 
Hab.i.  1 3.  wenteft  fotth  for  the  falvation  of  thy 
Ads  1 1.3.  thou  wentefl  in  unto  men  uncircumcif. 

Gen.z  1.1  (J.Hagar  lift  up  her  voice ,and  wept 
27.38.Efau  lift  up  his  voice,and  wept 
29.11  Jacob  lifted  up  his  voice,and  wept 
33-4.Efau  kiffed  Jacob,and  they  wept 
37.3  j.thus  his  father  wept  for  him 
42. 2  4. himfelf  from  them, and  wept 

4  3. 30. he  entred  into  the  chamber,and  wept 
45.2.  he  wept  aloud,and  the  Egyptians  heard 

14.wepf.and  Benjamin  wept  on  his  neck 
1  f .  he  kiffed  all  his  brethren,and  wept  upon 
46.29.he  fell  on  his  neck,  and  wept 

50,  i.Jofeph  fell  on  his  fathers  face,and  wept 
i7.Jofeph  wept  when  they  fpake  unto  him 


2  3.2.king  went  up  into  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

2  Cbron.  34. 30. 

29.Pha.wcwr up  againft  the  king  of  Affyria 

1  Chro.  1  i.6.fo  Joab  the  (on  of  Zerui.  went  up  firft 


1*./ tj\Ji\.\ni  pviyt,  wuv.iE  nuvy  il 
£mi.2.6.behold,  the  babe  wept 


Num.ii.n.  children  of  Ifrael  alfo  wept  again 

1 8 .  for  you  have  wept  in  the  cares  of  the  Lo, 
20.and  have  wept  before  him/aying 
i4.i.and  the  people  wept  that  night 


De^.i.4J.yereturned,and  wept  before  the  Lord 

14$. wept  for  Mofes  in  the  plains  of  Moao 
/«ig.2.4.people  lift  up  their  voice,and  wept 
14.16.  and  Samfons  wife  wept  before  him 
1 7  .(he  wept  before  him  the  feven  dayes 
20. 23. children  of  Ifrael  went  up,and  wept  be 

26.came  unto  the  houfe  ofGod,  and  wept 
2 1 . 2.1ift  up  their  voices,  and  wept  fore 
Rath  1.9.  they  lift  up  their  voice  and  wept 

i4.they  lift  up  their  voice ,and  wept  again 

1  Sam.i.j.fhe  provoked  her,therefore (lie  wept 
io.prayed  unto  the  Lord,  and  wept  fore 

1  L4.aH  the  people  lift  up  their  voices,  8c wept 
20.4 1  .kiffed  one  another,  and  wept  one  with 
24.  i6.Saul  lift  up  his  voice,and  wept 
SO.^.wept  untill  they  had  no  more  power  to 

2  Sam.t.  1 2.  they  mourned  and  wepttznd  fa  fled 
3.3  2. king  lift  up  his  voice,&  wept  at  the  grave 

of  Abnerjand  all  the  people  wept 
34.aU  the  people  wept  again  over  him 
i2.2s.while  the  child  was  yet  alive— I  wept 
i3.36.kingsfons  lift  up  their  voice,and  wept 

the  king  alfo  &  his  [etv.wept  very  fore 

1  j. 2 3.  all  thecountrey  wept  with  a  loud  voice 

^o.weptzs  he  went,  and  had  his  head  cover. 

1 8 . 3  3  .went  up  to  the  cham  .over  the  gate,  &  w. 

z  Kjn.S.i 1  .and  the  man  of  God  wept 

13.14.we/tf  over  his  face,and  faid,Omy  father 
20. 3. in  thy  fight :  and  Hezekiah  wept  fore 

Jfa.  38. 3. 
22.19.  WP  before  me  j  I  alfo  have  heard 
ET«  3.i2.had  feen  the  firft  houk,wept  with  a 

1 0.1.  for  the  people  wept  very  fore 
Neb.  i.4.wben  I  heard  theie  words,I  wept 

8. 9. for  all  the  people  wept,  when  they  heard 
Job  z.  1 2.their  voice,and  wept, And  rent  every  one 
Pfal.69. 10. when  I  wept,md  chaftened  my  foul 

1 3  7. 1  .by  the  rivers  of  Babylon  there  we  wept 
Hof.  1 2.4»he  wept^nd  made  fupplicac ion  unto 
Mat.  16. 7  j. he  went  out,  and  wept  bitterly 

Litfe  22.62. 
M<?c.j.38.feeth  them  that  wept,8c  wailedgreatly 
14.72. when  he  thought  thereon,  he  wept 
16-io.told  them  as  they  mourned,and  wept 
Luke  7.3  2.  we  have  mourned,  &  ye  have  not  wept 
8.52.all  wept  and  bewailed  her,  but  he  faid 
19.4 1. he  beheld  the  cityjand  wept  over  it 
John  1 1. 3  J.  Jefus  wept 

20.1  i.as  fhe  weptffhe  (looped  down 
Ails  20.37.they  all  w^ffore,and  fell  uponPauls 
1  Co^^o.they  that  weep,  as  though  they  Wf.not 
Rev .5.4.I  wept  much,  becaufe  no  man  was  found 

MDere. 
Gen.  i.j.evening  &  the  morning  were  the  firft  day 
Ver.8,i3,i9,»3,3i. 
7.God  divided  the  waters  which  were  under 
from  the  waters  which  were  above 
2.2  y.ww  both  naked,  &  were  not  afhamed 
3.7.eies  were  opened,&  they  knew  that  they  w 
4.8. it  came  to  pafs  when  they  were  in  the  field 
j.4.dayes  of  Ad.after  he  had  begot  Seth,  were 
S  .dayes  that  Ad.lived,were  nine  hu.&  thirty 
8.  the  dayes  of  Seth,  were  nine  hu.&  twelve 
Ver.i  1,14,17,20,23,27,3 1. 
6.2.faw  the  daughters  of  men,that  they  we.fair  ; 
4. there  were  giants  in  the  earth  in  thofe  days 
which  were  of  old,men  of  renown 
7.10.  that  the  waters  of  the  floud  were  upon 
\y.were  under  the  whole  heaven,ww  cover. 
*3.alive,&  they  that  were  with  him  in  the 
8.9.the  waters  were  on  the-('-i:  of  the  whole 
9.i8.fonsof  Noah  that  went  out  of  the  ark  w. 
23-their  faces  were  backward,and  they  faw 
29.aH  the  dayes  of  Noah,  were  950.  yeers 
1 0.29. all  thefe  were  the  fons  of  Joktan 
1  i.32«dayes  of  Terah,wwtwo  hund.  and  five 
1 3. 1 3. but  the  men  of  Sodom  were  wicked 
I4.5.the  kings  that  were  with  him,and  fmote 

Verfe  17. 
1 3. thefe  were  confederate  with  Abram 
1 8.1 1. now  Abraham  and  Sarah  were  old 
1 9. 36.WOT  both  the  daught.of  Lot  with  child 
20.8.  the  men  were  fore  afraid 
23.1  .thefe  were  the  yeers  of  the  life  of  Sarah 
17.aU  the  trees  that  were  in  the  field 

that  were  in  all  the  bord.tound  about 

20.fifld 


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20.  field  and  the  cave  that  is  therein,were 

24.10.  goods  of  his  mafter  were  in  his  hand 
3  2 .  to  wafh  the  feet  of  them  that  were  with 
54.eat  and  drink,he,and  the  men  that  were 
6j.beholdjthe  camels  were  coming 

2?.j.fons  of  Dedan,were  Aihurim,Letufhim 
4,all  thefe  were  the  children  of  Keturah 
24.behold,there  were  twins  in  her  womb 

26.3  5.which  were  a  grief  of  mind  untolfaac 

2 7. 1  .when  Ifaac  was  old,  &  his  eyes  were  dim 
1  y.rayment  of  her  eldeft  fon>  which  were 

29.2.  there  were  three  flocks  of  fheep  lying  by 

3  o.  j  y.hee-goats  that  w.fpot .— fhee-go.that  w. 

42. when  the cattell  were  feebJc,he  put  them 

fo  the  feebler  were  Labans,  and  the 

3  i.io.rams  which  leaped  upon  the  cattell  were 
19.  had  ftollentbe  images  which  were  her 

34.  f .  his  fons  were  with  the  cattell  in  the  field 
held  his  peace  untill  theywere  come 
7«men  were  grieved,&  they  were  rery  wroth 
i4.that  were  a  reproach  unto  us 
25. on  the  third  day,when  they  were  fore 

3  5.2.all  that  wot  with  him, Put  away  the  ftra. 
4-we.in  their  hand>&  all  their  ear-ri.w'11  we. 
j.terrour  of  God  was  on  the  cities  which  w. 
6.  he  &  all  the  people  thru  were  with  him 
22.fons  of  Jacob  were  twelve 
26.fons  of  Jacob,which  were  born  to  him 
28.dayes  of  Ifaac  were  an  hund.&  foutfc.ye. 

36.7.richeswe.more— the  land  wherin  they  w. 

1  i.fons  of  Eliphaz  were  Teman,Omar 
1 3  .thefe  were  the  fons  of  Bafhem.Efaus  wife 
i4.thefe  were  the  fons  of  Aholibamah 

2  2.children  of  Lotan  were  Hori 
37.7.behold,  we  were  binding  fheaves  in  the 

27.1et  us  fell  him — &  his  bret.were content 

3  8.27. behold,  twins  were  in  her  womb 
39. 20. place  where  the  kings  prifoners  wf.bou. 
40.  j.which  were  bound  in  the  prifon 

6\lcoked  on  them,  and  behold  ,  they  we.  fad 

7  .asked  Pharaohs  officers  that  we.  with  him 

lo.and  in  the  vine  were  three  branches 

41.21.  wereftill  ill-favourcd,asat  the  beginn. 

48.gathered  up  all  the  food — which  w.in  the 

5  3  .feven  yee.of  plenteoufnefs  — were  ended 

43.18.the  men  were  afraid,  becaufe  they  were 

3  4.they  drunk,  and  were  merry  with  him 
44.3.men  were  fent  away,and  their  affes 

4. when  they  were  gone  out  of  the  city,Jofeph 

4  5. 3. for  they  were  troubled  at  his  prefence 
46.22.  wercborn  to  Jacob:all  tbefouls  we.  14. 

z  5.  fons  of  Bilhab— all  the  fouls  were  feven 
26.aH  the  fouls  were  tbreefcore  and  fix 
27.fons  of  Jofeph  which  were  born  in  Egypt 
all  the  fouls  of  the  houfe  of  Jac.7y.70. 
48.io.now  the  eyes  of  Ifrael  were  dim 
Exod^.if.o&cets  did  fee  that  they  were  in  an  evil 
et.4.  give  them  the  land  wherein  they  we.  ftran. 
i6.yeersofthe  life  of  Levi,  were  137.  yeers 
20  .yeeri  of  the  life  of  Amram>w.  1 3  7.yeers 
7.20,fmote  the  waters  that  were  in  the  river 

wat.that  were  in  the  rivers  we. turned  to 

8.  i8.fo  there  were  lice  upon  man  &  upon  beaft 

0.3  x.were  not  finitten»for  they  were  not  grown 

io.6.feen,fince  the  day  that  they  were  upon  the 

i4.grievous  were  they:  before  them  there  w. 

14.1  i.becaufe  there  were  no  graves  in  Egypt 
22.and  the  waters  were  a  wall  unto  them 

1 5.2  3  .not  drink  of  the  waters,  for  they  we. bit. 
27.came  to  Elim:  where  were  twelve  wells 

1 7.ia.but  Mofes  hands  were  heavy,and  they 
22.21.for  ye  werefhangersin  the  land  of  Egypt 
Lev.  jo.  34. 
32.15.  were  in  his  hand  :  the  tables  were  writ. 

16. and  the  tables  were  the  work  of  God 
36.3 o.therewere eight  boards,&  their  fock.w. 

38.but  their  five fockets  were  of brafle 
37.9.even  to  the  mercy-feat  were  the  faces  of 

1 4.over  agninft  the  border  were  the  rings 

17.  his  flowers  were  of  the  fame 

22.th.eir  knopsand  their  branches  we.  of  the 

2  y  .the  horns  thereof  were  of  the  fame 

3  9.  i4.ftones  were  according  to  the  names  of 

lew.  18. 27.  menofthelanddone,whichwerebef. 

28.as  it  fpued  out  the  nations  that  were  bef. 
W«w.6.i2.but  the  dayes  which  were  before  fhall 


7.2.we.the  princes —  &  we.over  them  that  we. 
9. 1. after  they  were  come  out  of  the  land  of 

6".there  were  certain  men  who  were  defiled 
1  o .  1 8  .t  hus  were  the  j  ourney in  gs  of  the  chil .  of 
1 2.8.wherefore  then  were  ye  not  afraid  to  fpe . 
i3.3.thofe  men  were  the  heads  of  the  children 

4.  and  thefe  were  their  names 

2  2.and  Talmai,the  children  of  Anak  were 

3  3  .and  we  were  in  our  own  fight  as  grafhop. 
and  fo  we  were  in  their  fight 

14.3  .were  it  not  better  for  us  to  return  into 
6.  which  were  of  them  that  fcatched  the  land 

1  ?.2rf.feeing  all  the  people  were  in  ignorance 
19. 1 8.fptinkle  it  upon  the  perfons  that  w.there 

2  i.32.droveoutthe  Ammoritesthatwe.there 
22.29.I  would  there  were  a  fword  in  mine 

De/tf.5.29.0  that  there  were  fuch  an  heart  in 
6.2 1. we  were  Pharaohs  bond-men  in  Egypt 
7.7.  becaufe  ye  were  moe  in  number  then  any 

for  ye  were  the  feweft  of  all  people 
9.1  j.two  tables  of  the  covenant  were  in  my 

1  o.  i9.1ove  ye  therefore  the  flranger:  for  ye  we. 
2y.18.even  all  that  were  feeble  behind  thee 

2  8 .62.  where  as  ye  were  as  the  ftars  of  heaven 
6"7.thou  (halt  fay, Would  God  it  were  even 

at  even  thou  fhalt  fay 3 Would  G.it  were 
29.17.  have  feen  their  abominations  which  we. 

3  2.27.wereit  not  that  I  feared  the  wrath  of 
29.O  that  they  were  wife,  that  they  underft. 

Jojb.i.q.&me  men,but  I  wift  not  whence  they  w. 
8.i6.people  that  we. in  Ai,  we.called  together 
and  were  drawn  away  from  the  city 
i6.8.the  goings  out  were  at  the  fea 
Judg.  3 . 4.they  were  to  prove  Ifrael  by  them 

8.21.  took  away  their  ornaments  that  were  on  j 
9-36.the  fhadow  of  the  moun.as  if  they  w.men 
44.ran  on  the  people  that  were  in  the  fields 
48.he,andall  the  people  that  were  with  him 
1  y.  i4.cords  that  were  upon  his  arms,became  as 
i6.27.1ords  of  the  Phil.we.there:  &  there  were 

30.houfe  fell  upon  all  the  people  that  were 
I7.4.they  were  in  the  houfe  of  Micah 
i8.3#when  they  were  by  the  houfe  of  Micah 
7.faw  the  people  that  were  therein,  they  we. 
22.  were  a  good  way  from  the  houfe  of  Mic. 
men  that  were  in  the  houfes  were  gath. 
2 1.1 3. to  fpeak  to  the  child.of  Benja.that  were 
1  Sm.y.t,.  and  there  they  were  not :  and  he  paffed 
1 3 .  22.in  the  band  of  any  of  the  people  that  we. 
14.17.faid  Saul  unto  the  people  that  were  with 
Jonathan  and  his  armour-bearer  were  not 
2  o.Saul  and  all  the  people  that  were  with 
2  i.moreover,the  Hebrewes  that  were  with 
22.2.there  were  with  him  about  four  hun.  men 
2j.7.fhepherds  which  were  with  us,wehurt 
1  5.  were  very  good  unto  us^and  we  were  not 
as  long  as  we  w:\converfant  with  them 
\6.were  a  wall  unto  us — while  we  we.  with 
30.2.taken  the  women  captives  that  we.therein 
4-David  and  all  the  peo.  that  were  with  him 
o.heand  the  fix  hund.men  that  we.with  him 
where  thofe  that  were  left  ftayed 
5.  t.Dav,  came  to  the  two  faun.men  which  were 
2  Saw.  1. 1 1  .likewife  all  the  men  that  we.with  him 
23.we>-e  lovely,and — they  were  not  divided 
were  fwifter  then  eagles,  they  we.ftrong. 
10.13  Joab  drew  nigh,  &  the  people  that  were 
11. 16.  where  he  knew  that  valiant  men  were 
23  .we  were  upon  them,even  to  the  entrin» 
12.3 1. he  brought  forth  the  peo.  that  we.  there 
13.30.came  topaffe  while  they  were  in  the  wa. 
17.22.  people  that  were  with  him  paffed  over 
19-9.aU  the  people  were  at  ftrife  throughout 
22.1 8.for  they  were  too  ftrong  for  me 
1  i^?2.i.8.and  the  mighty  men  were  not  with 
3. 1 8.  we  were  together,  there  was  no  ftranger 
4.28.  unto  the  place  wJiere  the  officers  were 
y.  1 4.a  moneth  they  were  in  Lebanon,and 
7.29-borders  that  we.  betw-the  ledges,w.lions 
beneath  the  lions  and  oxen  we  certain 
1 2.3  i.priefts  which  were  not  of  the  fons  of  the 
16.30.Ahab  did  evil  above  all  that  were  before 
33.thenall  the  kings  of  Ifrael  thatwe.before 
2  Kw-3  •  i4.furely,  were  it  nor  that  I  regard  the 
7.3.  there  were  four  leprous  men  at  the  entrinc 
10. affes  tied,and  the  tents  as  they  were 


15.16.  Mcnahem  fmote  Tipf.&  all  that  Were 
all  the  women  therein  that  were  with 
17.2.  but  not  as  the  kings  of  Iftael  that  were  ■ 
19.18.they  were  no  gods  but  the  wotks  of 
23.7.down  the  houfes  of  the  Sodom,  that  were 
13. high  places  that  were  before  Jetufalem 
which  were  on  the  right-hind  of  the 
25.25. and  the  Caldees  that  woe  with  him  at 
28.  above  the  throne  of  the  kings  that  were 

1  C/,yo.4.  i4.of  Charafim,  for  they  were  craftfmen 
5.20.and  they  were  helped  againft  them 

and  the  Hagarites  were  delivered  into 

9.2<S.the  four  chief  porters  w.in  their  fet  office 

and  were  over  the  chambers  and  trea. 

i2.8.whofe  faces  were  like  the  faces  of  lions 

and  were  as  fwift  as  the  roes  on  the  mo. 

3  2.which  were  men  that  had  uriderftanding 

the  heads  of  them  were  two  hundred 

their  brethren  were  at  their  command. 

39.they  were  with  David  three  dayes,  eating 

2  Chroi  3.13.6)  they  were  before  Judah,and  the 
28.23.but  they  were  the  mine  of  hiru,and  all 
29.3 1. and  as  many  as  were  of  a  free  heart 
3c8.be  ye  not  ftiffe-necked  asyour  hih.were 
3  i.io.which  were  in  the  fields  of  the  fuburbs 

the  men  that  were  expreffed  by  name 
3  2.i8.cryed  unto  the  people  that  were  on  the 
34.4.brake  down  the  images  that  were  on  high 
3  6. 10. where  they  were  fervants  to  him 
Eya  5.2.with  them  were  the  prophets  of  God 

6.which  were  on  this  fide  the  river,fent  unto 
Nefo.i.9.though  there  were  of  youcaft  out  unto 
5,2.for  there  were  that  faid,Wf  ,our  fons,and 
3  .fome  alfo  there  were  that  faid3We  have 
4. there  we.  alfo  that  faid^  We  have  borrow. 
17.  were  at  my  table  an  hundred  and  fifty  of 
7.6i.thefewere  they  which  went  up  alfo  from 
nor  their  feed,whether  they  w.of  Ifrael 
fob  21 .4,if  it  were  fo,why  fhould  not  my  fpirit  be 

29.2.O  that  I  were  as  in  moneths  paft 
P/a/.39.i2.a  fojourner,asall  my  fathers  were 
53.2.  to  fee  if  there  were  any  that  did  underft. 

5.there  were  they  in  great  feare  where  no 
105.12.when  they  were  but  a  (tvt  men  in 
Pro.8-24.when  there  were  no  depths,I  was 

when  there  were  no  fount,  abounding 
1/4.7.2  3  .we.  a  thoufand  vines  at  a  thoufand  filver. 
14.2. whofe captives  they  were,and  they  fhall 
37-19.  for  they  were  no  gods,  but  the  works  of 
,7^.24.2^01  be  eaten, they  were  fo  bad 

3  i.iy.corofor.forherchild.becaufe  they  w.not 
34.5.the  former  kings  which  were  before  thee 
41.7.  flew  him, &  the  men  that  were  with  him 
44.17-and  were  well,and  faw  noevill 
49.2.Ifrael  be  heir  unto  them  that  were  his  he. 
52.32.  above  the  throne  of  the  kings  that  were 
E^e^.  1 0.20.I  knew  that  they  were  the  Cherubims 
14.14.  though  Noah,Daniel  &  Job  were  in  it 

Verfe  20. 

i6.though  thefe  three  men  were  inir,as  I  live 

Verfe  18. 

20.9. before  the  heathen ,among  whom  they  w. 

24_their  eyes  were  after  their  idols 

2  5.I  gave  them  alfo  ftatutcs  that  w.not  good 

23. 2. there  were  two  women,  the  daughters  of 

4.they  w<-re  mine — thus  were  their  names 
2  7.8.theinhab.of  Zidon  —  were  thy  mariners 
O  TyruSjthat  we.in  thee,we.thy  pillars 
9.the  wife  men  thereof  were  in  thee 

all  the  fhip»  of  the  fea  were  in  thee 
Hag.2.i6\fince  thofe  dayes  were,  when  one  came 
heap  of  twenty  meafures,  there  we.but 
to  draw  out  fifty  veffels,there  we.but  tw. 
Zecb.S.  13.  that  3S  ye  were  a  curfe  among  the  hear. 
Mat.  5. 1 2.fo  petfec.they  the  pro.  which  we.before 
1 2.3  .what  David  did,&  they  that  We. w  ith  him 
jW#^2.2  5.  Lulie6.$. 
4.1awfull,neither  for  them  that  were  with 
14. 3  3. then  they  that  were  in  the  fhip  came, and 
22. 8. they  that  were  bidden,  were  not  worthy 
24.37.but  as  the  dayes  of  Noah  wcre,fo  fhall 
3  8.as  in  the  dayes  that  were  before  the  floud 
they  were  eating  and  drinking3marrv. 
26.51.one—  which  wre  with  Jefus  ftrerched 
27.3  8then  were  there  two  theeves  crucified 
54.the  centurion,and  they  that  were  with    1 
5  5.many 


WER        WER 


WER        WES 


WES        W  H  A 


5  5  .many  women  were  there  —  which 
Murk  1-1 9-who  alfo  were  in  the  (hip  mending 
5  6. Simon,  and  they  that  were  with  him,fol. 
2. 15. for  there  were  many,and  they  follow. hirn 
26.  gave  alfo  to  them  that  were  with  him 

Lu\e  6.  4. 
4. 1  o.they  that  were  about  him, asked  of  him 

36. there  were  alfo  with  him  other  litt.fhips 

5_40.and  them  that  were  with  him  ,  and  entr. 

10.32.  they  were  in  the  way  going  op  to  Jeruf. 

14.1 1.  good  were  it  for  that  man  if  he  hadnev. 

Luke  2.6. fo  it  was,  that  while  they  were  there 

-  the  dayes  were  accomplifhed  that  (he 
8.  and  there  were  in  the  fame  countrey  (hep. 
3.1  y.asthe  people  were  in  expectation,  and 

whether  he  were  the  Chrift,or  not 

4.zo.eyes  of  all  them  that  were  in  the  fynagog. 

were  fattened  on  him 

2  f.roany  widowes  were  in  Ifrael  in  the 

5.7.  beckned  unto  their  partners  which  were  in 

o.he  was  aftonifhed,and  all  that  were  with 
7. jj.this  man,if  he  were  a  prophet,would 
8.  i.preaching,and  the  twelve  were  with  him 

4$.Petcrsand  they  that  were  with  him,  faid 
9.20.two  men,which  were Mofes and  Elias 
1 7. 1 7. were  there  not  ten  cleanfed,but  where 
2  2 .49. they  that  we.with  him,faw  what  would 
2 3 .  5  .they  were  the  more  fierce,faying 

6.he  asked  whether  the  man  were  a  Galilean 
24. 10. other  women  that  were  with  them 
24. certain  of  them  which  were  with  us  went 
John  1 .  24.  and  they  which  were  fent 

were  of  the  Pharifees 
9.3  3  were  not  of  God,he  could  doe  nothing 
40.fomeofthe  Pharifees  which  were  with 
10.6. but  they  underwood  not  what  things  they 
1  i.j  1.  jewes  which  were  with  her  in  the  houfe 
57>if  any  man  knew  where  he  were,he  (hould 
1  j.  1. having  loved  his  own  wcllw.in  the  world 
14. 2. if  it  were  not  fo5I  would  have  told  you 
1  5.  i9.it  ye  were  of  the  world,the  world 
i7.6.thine  they  were, ^nd  thou  gaveft  them  me 
18.  jo. if  he  were  not  a  malefa&our,  we  would 
j6.ifany  kingdome  were  of  this  world,  then 
20. 26.again  his  difciples  were  within,and 
2i.2.there  were  togethcrSimon  Peter ,and 
8.for  they  were  not  far  from  land 

but  as  it  were  two  hundred  cubits 
9  .aflbon  then  as  they  were  come  to  land 
1 1. for  all  there  were  fo  many,yet  was  not 
Acts  2.1.  they  were  all  with  one  accord  in  one  pi. 
iz.were  all  amazed.and  were  in  doubt 
44.th.1t  beleeved  were  together,and  had  all 
4.6. kindred  of  the  high  prieft  were  gath.togeth. 
1  j. and  perceived  that  they  were  unlearned 
j  2.multuude  of  them  that  beleeved  were  of 
5. 17. high  prieft  rofeup,and  they  that  we.with 
and  were  rilled  with  indignation 
2 1  .they  that  were  with  him,  and  called  the 
9.i9.certain  dayes  with  his  difciples  thit  were 
1 0.1 2. wherein  were  all  manner  of  four-footed 
17. 1  i.thefe  were  more  noble  then  thofe  in 
20. 1 2. young  man  alive,and  were  not  a  little 
24. 9. faying,  That  thefe  things  were  fo 
Rom.$.  17.  things  which  be  nor,as  though  they  w. 
9.25 .1  will  call  them  my  people  which  we.not 

1  Cor-6. 1 1  -fuch  were  fome  of  you,but  yc  are  wafh. 
12.17.  if  the  whole  body  were  an  eye 

where  were  the  hearing 
if  the  whole  were  hearing 
where  were  the  fmelling 
1  5 .  1 1  .therefore,whether  it  were  I,  or  they,fo 

2  Cor.7.8.forry,though  it  were  but  for  a  feafon 
Gal.z  6.  whatfoever  they  were,  it  maktth  no  mat. 
Epfoe/];..j.and  were  by  nature  the  childr.  of  wrath 
2  Tbef.%.  10. for  even  when  we  were  with  you,this 
2  Pef.j4.all  things  continue  as  they  were  from 
Rev. 6 a  1. and  white  robes  were  given  to 

killed  as  they  were,fnould  be  fulfilled 

As  it  tbere. 
Ge?z.  2 1. 1 6\a  good  way  offyts  it  were  a  bow  flioot 
£.W.24.io.under  his  feet,as  it  were  a  paved  work 
as  it  were  the  body  of  heaven  in  his 
28.  j  2.  as  it  were  the  hole  of  an  habergeon 
Lev.  1 4.  j  5 .there  is,  as  it  were,  a  plague  in  the 
26.j7.fall  one  upon  another, as  it  were  upon 


Num.9. 1 1  •  uPon  the  tabernacle,  as  it  were  the  ap. 

1  i.j  i.as  it  were  a  dayes  journey  on  this  fide 
as  it  were  a  dayes  journey  on  the  other 

as  it  were  two  cubits  high 

2  j .  2  2.  he  hath  as  it  we  re,the  ftrength  of  an 
Chap.  24.  8. 

1  &»#.i4.i4.within,as  it  were  halfan  acre  of  gro. 
Job  28. 5. under  it  is  turned  up  as  it  were  fire 
Cant. 6. 1 2. as  it  were  the  company  of  two  armies 
l[a.% .  1 8. draw  fin,as  it  were  with  a  cart-rope 
10. 1 5.  lift  up  it  felf,as  if  it  were  no  wood 
26.20.  hide  thy  felf  as  it  were  for  a  little  mom- 
5  j  .3.we  hid,as  it  were,our  faces  from  him 
E^.i.  16.  their  work  was  as  it  were  a  wheel 
27.I  faw  as  it  were  the  appearance  of  fire 
1 0.1. appeared  over  them  as  it  were  a  faphire-ft. 
Lu\e  22.44.hisfweat  was  as  it  were  great  drops 
John  7. 10.  not  openly,  but  as  it  were  in  fecret 

2 1 .8.  not  far,  but  as  it  were  two  hundred  cubits 
Alls  i7.i4.fentaway  Paul  to  goe,as  it  were  to  fea 
K0OT.9.3  2.butas  it  were  by  the  works  of  the  law 

1  Ctfr.4.9.  as  ft  were  men  appointed  to  death 

2  Cor.  1 1. 1 7.  but  as  it  werefoolifh.lv  in  this  conn. 
Philem.  14-benefit  fhould  not  be,as  it  were  of  nee. 
Rev.4. 1  .firft  voice  wasas  it  were  of  a  trumpet 

6.1.I  heard«as  it  were  the  noife  of  thunderings 
8.10.  a  great  ftar — burning,  as  it  were  a  lamp 
10. 1. and  his  face  was  as  it  were  the  fun 
1  j.  j  .one  of  his  heads  as  it  were  wounded  to 
1 4.  j  .they  fung  as  it  were  a  new  fong 
1 5.2.I  faw  as  it  were  a  fea  of  glafle 
19. 6.1  heard  as  itwe.the  voice  of  agreatmul. 
21.2 1. pure  gold,as  it  were  tranfparent  glafle 
if  it  HDere, 
Lam.z.6.tdken  away  his  tabernac.as  if  it  were  of  a 
Afrtf.24.24.if  it  were  pofiible  —  deceive  the  very 
Mar\  6.5/6.touch,if  it  were  butthe  borderof  his 
John  14. 2. if  it  were  not  fo,  I  would  have  told  you 
Aff.  18.  i4.if  it  were  a  matter  of  wrong>0  ye  Jews 

Wzxt. 
Cant.S.i  .O  that  thou  wert  as  my  brother 
Rev.1.1  J.I  would  thou  wert  cold  or  hoc 

»oeft. 

Ge».i2.8.havingBethelonthe  weft,and  Haion 

28.14.thou  (halt  fpread  abroad  to  the  weft 

De«£.j  J.ij.poflefl'e  thou  the  weft  &  thefouth 

Jojb.8.1  j  .and  their  liers  in  wait  on  the  weft  of 

1  i.2.in  the  borders  of  Dor,  on  the  weft 

j.Canaanite  on  theeaft,  and  on  the  weft 
l  z.j.on  the  weft,  from  Baal-Gad 
1 8.1  j.the  border  went  out  on  the  weft 
1  ^wz^^f.oxenjthree  looking  toward  the  weft 
1  Cbrfl.Q.24.  towards  the  eaft,we/?,north  &  fouth 
zCbron-%.  4, 
1 2.i5'.both  toward  the  eaft,&  toward  the  weft 
Pfal.y  5 .6.neither  cometh  from  the  eaft,nor  wefy 
ioj.12.as  far  as  theeaft  is  from  the  weft,  fo 
107.3. out  of  the  lands  from  the  eaft  and  we/? 
//<z.ii.i4.(houldersof  the  Philift.toward  the  weft 
43.5.I  will  gather  thee  from  the  we)? 
45\6.from  the  we/?,there  is  none  befides  me 
49.1 2. from  the  north ,and  from  tnzweft 
59.i9.fearthename  of  the  Lord  from  the  weft 
£^.41.1 2. end  toward  the  weft  feventy  cub.  broad 
48. 1. for  thefe  are  his  fides  eaSI  mi  weft 

io.toward  the  weil  ten  thoufand  in  breadth 
17.  toward  the  weft  two  hundred  &  fifty 
Dd#.8.5.behold,an  hee-goat  came  from  thewesl 
Hof.  1 1 . 1  o.t he  children  (hall  tremble  from  the  w. 
Zecb. 8. 7. 1  will  fave  my  people  from  the  weft 

i4.4.mount  of  Ol.fhall  cleave— toward  the  w. 
Mat.S.i  1. come  from  the  eaft  and  we/?,and  fit  do. 

24, 27. and  fhineth  unto  the  weft,  fo  (hall  alfo 
Lv\e  1 2.54a  cloud  out  of  the  wcft,ye.  fay,There 

1  j.29.  from  the  eaft  and  we]?,  and  fit  down  in 
Rcv.t.  1 . 1 3  .fouth  three  gates,&  on  the  weft  three  g. 

Wtfcbordcr. 
Jv"«»2.j4.6.tbisthall  be  yourwe/Lborder 
Jofti.  15.1 2.we/?-border  was  to  the  great  fea 
E^e/j.45.7.from  the  eaft. bor .unto  the  we/?-bordtr 
48.2 i.over  againft  the  25000.tow.the  we(?-b. 
ttPeftevn. 
N««s.34.6.as  for  the  weftern border,you  (lull 

tiOcflfc  quarter. 
Jojh.  18. 14.  this  was  the  iwj? quarter 


Exod.zj.  1 2.on  the  west  fide  fhall  be  the  hangings 
Chap.38.12. 
Num.z.ifs.on  the  weft  fide  fhall  be  the  ftandard 

j  5. 5. on  the  weft  fide  two  thoufand  cubits 
Joft).S.9.to  lie  in  ambulh on  the  weft  fide  of  Ai 
1 2.to  lie  in  ambufh  on  the  weft  fide  of  the 
19.  J4.and  reacheth  to  Afher  on  the  weft  fide 
2  Chro.  j  2.jo.brought  it  tothe  weft  fide  of  the  city 

j  j .  1 4.built  a  wall  on  the  weft  fide  of  G  ihon 
H^e^.42.i9.turned  to  the  weft  fide,and  meafured 
45.7-before  the  pof.of  the  city  from  the  w.  fide 
47 .20.the  weft  fide  alio  lhall  be  the  great  fea 

this  is  the  weft  fide 
48. 2. from  the  eaft  fide  unto  the  weft 

3  .unto  the  weft  fide,a  portion  for  Naphthali 
4.  from  the  eaft  fide  to  the  we(?  fide,a  porti. 
5.from  the  eaft  fide  unto  the  -K>.fide,a  porti. 
6.eaft  fide  to  the  weft  fide,a  port.for  Reuben 
7.eaft  fide  to  the  weft  fide,a  porti.  for  Judah 
8.bord.of  Jud.  from  the  eaft  fide  to  the  w.fi. 
from  the  eaft  fide  unto  the  weft  fide 
itf.the  weft  fide  four  thoufand  &  five  hundr. 
2j.eaft  fide,unto  the  weft  fide,Benjam.(hall 
24.caft  fide  unto  the  weft  fide,Simeon  fhall 

2  5-eaft  fide  unto  the  weft  fide,Iffach.a  porti. 
i6.eaft  fide  unto  the  weft  fide,Zeb.a  portion 
27.'eaft  fide  unto  the  weft  fide,  Gad  a  porti. 

3  4.at  the  weft  fide  four  thouf.&  five  hundred 

Gen.  1 3 .  r  4. look— eaft  ward  and  weftward 
E.W.26. 22. fides  of  the  tabernacle  weftward 

Ver.  27.  Chap. 36.27. 
36.32.  of  the  tabernacle  for  the  fides  weftward 
Num.i.z$.  (hall  pitch  behind  the  tabernacle  weft. 
Deut. 3>27.top  of  Pifgah,&  lift  up  thine  eyes  we. 
Jojh.  5.i.which  were  on  the  fide  of  Jordan  weftw. 
15.8.  lieth  before  the  valley  of  Hinnom  weft. 
10.  border  compafled  from  Baalah  weftward 
i6.3.goetbJdown  weftward  to  thecoaft  of  J,p. 
8.  border  went  out  from  Tappuah  weftward 
18. 12. went  up  through  the  mountains  w.ftvo 
19.26.and  reacheth  to  Carmel  weftward 
34.and  then  the  coaft  turneth  weftward 
22.7.among  their  bre.on  this  fide  Jordan  weft. 
23.4.even  unto  the  great  kaweftward 
1  rtro.7.28.eaftwardNaaran,&  weftward  Gezer 
26.16.the  lot  came  forth  weftward  with  the 
1 8. at  Parbar  wcftward3four  at  the  caufey 
30.  on  this  fide  Jordan  weftward  in  all 
EVk-4 5".7-fr°m  the  weft  fide  weftward,  and  from 
46.19.  there  was  a  place  on  the  two  fides  west. 
48.18.ten  thoufand  eaftward,&  tenthou.we/?. 
2i.and  weftwardoyei  againft  the  25000. 
DrtB.8.4.1  faw  the  ram  pufhing  wcslward 

Wsft-wiade. 
Exod.  io.i9.ftrong  weft-winds  which  took  away 

met. 

Job  24-8.they  are  wet  with  the  fhowers  of  the  mo. 
Dan.$.  1 5. let  it  be  wet  with  the  dew  of  heaven 

Verfe  23. 
25-and  they  fhall  wet  thee  with  the  dew  of 
3  3.  his  body  was  wet  with  the  dew  of  heav. 
Chap.5.21. 
H0bale,orit0hate0.' 
Gen.  1. 2 1. God  created  great  whales,  and  every 
Job  7. 1 2.am  I  a  fea  or  a  whale,thnt  thou  fettell 
E^.j  2.2.thou  arc  as  a  whale  in  the  fea 
Mat.  1 2.40.  as  Jonas  was  three  dayes-in  the  wba. 

ttNjat. 
Ge».2.i9  to  fee  what  Adam  would  call  them 
3. 1 3. woman,  what  is  this  that  thou  haft  done 
4. 1  o.what  haft  thou  done,the  voice  of  thy 
9.24.Noah  knew  what  his  younger  fonhad 
12.18.  what  is  this  that  thou  haft  done 

Chap.26.10.8c  29.25. 
1 5.2.Lord  God, what  wilt  thou  give  me 
zo.g-wbat  haft  thou  done  unto  us 

what  have  I  offended  thee 
io.faid  unto  Abraham,^*  faweft  thou. 
2i.i7.wtoaileththeeHagar  ?  fear  not 
29.  what  mean  thefe  feven  ew-lambs 
23.1  i.wbat  is  that  betwixtme  and  thee 
24.65.wto  man  is  this  that  walketh  in  the  field 
2  5.3  z.what  profit  fhall  this  birth-right  doe  me 
27.37.wto  fhall  I  doe  now  untothee,my  fon 
^6.what , 


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W  H  A        W  H  A 


W  H  A        W  H  A 


tfi.what  good  fhall  my  life  doe  me 
29.1  f.tell  me  what  (hall  thy  wages  be 
30.Lab3n  did, What  fhall  I  give  thee 
3  i.z6.  what  haft  thou  done,that  thou  haft 
3  a.  difcern  thou  what  is  chine  with  me 
3<S.'wtoismytrefpau'e  ? "what  is  my  fin 
37. what  haft  thou  found  of  all  thy  houfhold 
43. what  can  I  doe  this  day  unto  thefe 
3  a. 27.  -what  is  thy  name 
l$.%.what  meancft  thou  by  all  this  drove 
1  j.wbatneedexh  it  ?  let  me  find  grace 
34.1 1. and  what  ye  fhall  fay,!  will  give 
i7.10.what  is  this  dream  that  thou  haft  dream. 
1  y.man  asked  him,  Caying}What  feekeft  thou 
2o.we  fhall  fee  what  will  become  of  his  dre. 
2t>.wbat  profit  is  it  if  we  flay  our  brother 
38.1 6. what  wilt  thou  give  me  that  thou  mayft 

18.  what  pledge  (hall  I  give  thee 
39.8. my  mafter  wotteth  not  what  is  with  me 
4 1.  a  5 .  (hewed  Pharaoh  what  he  is  about  to  do 
.     a  8  .what  God  is  about  to  doe,  he  fheweth  to 

•if  .what  he  faith  unto  you,doe 
4a. 18. what  is  this  that  God  hath  done  unto  us 
44.  if  .what  deed  is  this  that  ye  have  done 
16.  wtefhall  we  fay  unto  the  Lord 

what  (hall  we  fpeak  ?  or  how  fhall 
46. 3  3  .fhall  fay,  what  is  your  occupation 
47. $.wbat  is  your  occupation  ?  And  they  faid 
Exod.i.^.to  mt,wbat  would  be  done  to  him 
3 . 1 3  .fay  to  me,Wbat  is  his  Name  ?  what  (hall 
4.  i.what  is  that  in  thine  hind  ?  and  he  faid 
ia.andteachtfaee  what  thou  (halt  fay 
1 5. and  will  teach  you  what  ye  (hall  doe 
6.1.  now  (halt  thou  fee  what  I  will  do  to  Phar. 
10. ig. with  what  we  muft  ferve  the  Lord,until 
1  i.i6.what  mean  you  by  this  fervice 
1 3.i4.fon  asketh  thee— Cayingjvbat  is  this 
I  $.24.faying,ffte(hall  we  drink 
1 6.7. what  are  we,that  ye  murmure  againft  us 

1  y.for  they  wift  not  what  it  was 
17.4.  what  (hall  I  doe  unto  this  people 
1 8,i4.what  is  this  thing  that  thou  doft  unro 
I9«4ye  have  feen  what  I  did  to  the  Egyptians 
a  3. 1  l.wbat  they  leave,the  beafts  of  the  field 
3  a. 1  .we  wote  not  what  is  become  of  him 

Verfe  23. 
2 1. faid  toAaron,Wte  did  this  people  to  thee 
33.y.that  I  may  know  what  to  doe  unto  thee 
Lev.if.io.ii  ye  fhall  (ay>what  fhall  weeat  the 
Mww.o.S.hear  what  the  Lord  will  command 
10.3  a.  ^togoodneffe  the  Lord  fhall  do  to  us 
13.1 8.and  fee  the  land,  what  it  is 
ig.what the  land  is  that  they  dwell  in 

what  cities  they  be  that  they  dwell  in 
zo.what  the  land  is  ^whether  it  be  fat  or  lean 

1  y  .34-was  not  declared  what  fhould  be  done 
16. 1 1. what  is  Aaron,that  ye  murmur  aga.him 

2  i.i4.what  he  did  in  the  red  fea,and  in  the 
2a.o.faid,r<rW  men  are  thefe  with  thee 

io.may  know  what  the  Lord  will  (ay  to  me 
2$  .what  have  I  done  unto  thee  that  thou 
23.11  .what  haft  thou  done  unto  me 
1 7.  what  hath  the  Lord  fpoken 
23.be  faid  of  IfraeljWte  hath  God  wrought 
24.ij.wWtheLord  faith,that  will  I  fpeak 
14.I  will  advertife  thee  what  this  people  wil 
&eut.i.a.by  what  way  we  muft  goe  up 

and  into  what  cities  we  (hall  come 
3  j.to  (hew  you  by  what  way  ye  fhould  walk 
3 .24. for  what  God  is  there  in  heaven  or  in 
■    4. 3  .your  eyes  have  feen  what  the  Lord  did 
7. what nation  is  t here fo great,  who 
8. what  nation  is  there  fo  great  that 
6*.20. faying,  what  mean  the  teftimonies  which 
7. 18.  well  remember  what  the  Lord  thy  G.  did 
8.a.to  know  what  was  in  thine  heart 
10. 1  a.now  \(rae\,what  doth  the  Lord  thy  God 
ii.y.and  what  he  did  unto  you  in  the  wilder. 

6. what  he  did  unto  Dathan  and  Abiram 
lo.f.whatman  is  there  that  hath  built  a  new 
6.wbat  man  is  he  that  hath  planted  avineya. 
7.  what  man  is  there  that  hath  betrothed  a 
i.what  man  is  there  that  is  fearfulhlet  him 
ay. '  7-  remember  what  Amalck  did  unto  thee 
1g.14.what  meaneth  the  heat  of  this  great  ang. 
3  i.ao.I  willfee  what  their  end  (hall-be 


Jofi.i. 10.  andwhat  you  did  to  the  kings  of  ihe 
4.6.fayingj  what  mean  ye  by  thefe  flones 

Verfe  21, 
$.\4.what  faith  my  lord  unto  his  fervant 
7.8,Oh  hordlwhat  fhall  I  fay,when  Ifrael 
9.  what  wilt  thou  doe  unto  thy  great  Name 
io.tell  me  now  what  thou  haft  done 
9. 3. heard  w&df  Jofhua  had  done  unto  Jericho 
1  y,i  8.Caleb  faid  unto  hereto  wouldeft  thou 
Judg.  1.  14. 
z1.16.what  ttefpafle  is  this  that  ye  have  coram 
a4.  faying,  what  have  ye  to  doe  with  the  Lo. 
a4.7.your  eyes  have  feen  what  I  have  done  in 
fudg.7. 1 1  .thou  fhalt  hear  what  they  fay 

S.  3. what  was  I  able  to  doe  in  comparif.  of  you 

18. what  manner  of  men  were  they  whom 
9. 48. what  ye  have  feen  me  doe,make  hafte  and 


io,i8.^te  man  is  he  that  will  begin  to  fight 

1 1. 1  a  -what  haft  thou  to  doe  with  me 

1 3 .8.teach  us  what  we  (hall  do  unto  the  child 

1 3.  what  is  thy  name 
14.18.what  is  fweeter  then  honey 

and  what  is  ftronger  then  a  lion 
I  y.  1  j.what  is  this  that  thou  haft  done  unto  us 
i6.y.by  what  means  we  may  prevaile  aga.  him 
18.}. what  makeft  thou  in  this  place  ?  and  wh. 
8.brethren  faid  unro  them,  what  fay  ye 
i4.therefote  confider  what  ye  have  to  doe 
18. then  faid  theprieft  unto  them;,  what  doe 
23.faid  untoMicah,  what  aileth  thee 
i^.what  have  I  more  ?  and  what  is  this 

that  ye  fay,  what  aileth  thee 
19.24.  doe  with  them  what  (cemeth  good  unco 
ao.  1  a.  what  wickedneffe  is  this  that  is  done 
n. 8. what  one  is  there  of  the  tribes  of  Ifr.  that 
Ruth  2.i8.motber-in-law  faw  what  (he  had  glean. 
3-8.he  will  cell  thee  what  thou  (halt  doe 

1  Sam.  1.23.  doe  what  feemeth  thee  good 
}.i7.whatisthe  thing  thacthe  Lord  hath  faid 

1 8.1et  him  doe  what  feemeth  him  good 
4.6.what  meaneth  che  noife  of  this  gteac  fhout 
\4.what  meaneth  the  noife  of  this  tumult 
1 6.he  faid,  What  is  there  done  my  fon 
y  .8.  what  (hall  we  doe  with  the  ark  of  the  God 
6.i.what  (ha\\  we  doe  to  the  ark  of  the  Lord 

4.what  fhall  be  the  trefpafTe-offsring 
9-7.if  we %oe,what fhall  webringthe  man 

prefent  to  bring  to  the  man  of  God  :  wh, 
10. 2. faying,  what  fhall  I  doe  for  my  fon 
8. and  (hew  thee  what  thou  (halt  doe 
1 1.  what  is  this  that  is  come  unto  the  fon  of 
1  y.tell  me  what  Samuel  faid  unto  thee 
1  i.y.  what  aileth  the  people  that  they  weep 
1 3. 1  i.Samuel  faidjf^to  haft  thou  done 
i4.40.doe  what  feemeth  good  unto  thee 

43-tell  me  what  thou  haft  done 
1  i.iA.wbat  meaneth  then  this  blearing  of  the 
16.I  will  tell  what  the  Lord  hath  faid  to  me 
16.3. 1  will  fnew  what  thou  fhalt  doe 
17.16.  what  (hall  be  done  to  the  man  that  tak. 

ig.what  have  I  now  done  ?  is  there  not 
i8.8.and  what  can  he  have  more,  but  the  king. 

1 8.David  faid  unto  Sau\}what  am  I 
i9.8.and  what  I  fee,that  I  tell  thee 
ao.  i.faid  before  Jonathan  What  have  I  done 
what  is  mine  iniquity  ?  and  what  is 
icor  what  if  thy  father  anfwer  thee  roughly 
32.(hallhebeflain  ?  what  hath  he  done 
11. j.what  is  under  thine  hand  'give  me  five 

or  what  there  is  prefent 
aa.3.till  I  know  what  God  will  doe  for  me 
a  y.  i7.and  confider  what  thou  wilt  doe 
16.1 8. what  have  I  done  ?or  what  evill  is  in 

2  8.».thou  fhalt  know  what  thy  fervant  can  doe 
-     9.  thou  knoweft  what  Saul  hath  done  ?  how 

1 3  .be  not  afraid,for  what  faweft  thou 
14-faid  unto  her,  What  form  is  he  of 
1  y  .make  known  unto  me  what  I  fhall  doe 
ig.j.what&oe  thefe  Hebrews  here 
8.but  what  have  I  done  ?  and  what  haft 
2  Sam.  % . 24.and  faid,  what  haft  thou  done 
y.i8.what  is  my  houfe that  thou  haft  brought 
io,what  can  David  fay  more  unto  thee 
i$.wbat  one  nation  in  the  earth  is  like  chy 
9.8  ,and  (aid,  what  is  thy  fervant 
1  a.a  1  .what  thing  is  this  that  thou  haft  done 


1 4  •  5-king  faid  unto  her, what  aileth  thee 
iy.a.and  faid,  Of  what  city  art  thou 

a  1. in  what  place  my  lord  the  king  fhall  be 
1 6.i.wbat  mcaneft  thou  by  thefe 

lo.what  have  1  to  doe  with  you  ye  fons 

Chap,  iq  22 
ao  gwe  counfell  among  you  what  ye  fhal  do 
i7.J.let  us  hearlikewife  what  he  faith 
1 8. 4-wW feemeth  you  beft,I  will  doe 
1 1. goe  tell  the  king  what  thou  haft  done 
29.  but  I  knew  not  what  it  was 
19.18  .and  to  doe  what  he  thought  good 
i8.what  right  Lave  I  more  yet  to  cry  to  the 
3  y.can  thy  fervant  tafte  what  I  eat 

or  what  I  drink  ?  Can  I  hearany  more 
37-  doe  to  him  what  fhall  fern  g00d  to  thee 
a  x.^what  you  (hall  fay,  that  will  I  do  for  you 
11.  it  was  told  David  wh.  Rizpeh  had  done 
a4- 1 1  .fee  what  anfwer  I  fhall  return  to  him " 
1 7.but  thefe  (heep>wbat  have  they  done 
a  a  .and  offer  up  what  feemeth  good  to  him 
1  A.w.  1 . 1 6.kmg  faid,  what  wouldeft  thou 

a.y.thou  kiioweftj^tojoab  did  to  me 

and  what  he  did  to  the  two  captains 
9-and  knoweft  what  thou  oughteft  to  do  to 
3.y.Godfaid,Ask  what  I  fhall  give  thee 
9.13  .he  (aid,what  cities  are  thefe  which  thou 
1 1.'2  a.but  wbathaQ:  thou  lacked  with  me 
1  i.9.whot  counfell  give  ye,that  we  may  anfwer 

1 6.whal  portion  have  we  in  David 
13.1a.  what  way  went  he 

his  fons  had  feen  what  way  the  man  of 
14-3-tell  thee  what  fhall  become  of  the  child 
i4.cut  offthe  houfe  of  Jeroboam,but  what 
Kf.y.and  what  he  did,and  his  might,are  they 
17.18.what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee 
i8.9.he  faid,  what  have  I  finned 

1  j.what  I  did  when  Jezebel  flew  theproph. 
i9.?.nnto  him  }what  dodt  thou  here  Ejijah 

Verfe  1 3 . 
11.l4.what  the  Lord  faith  unto  me,that  I  will 
a  Kin  1.7. what  manner  of  man  was  he  which 
a.9.  ask  what  I  fhall  doe  for  thee 
3. 1  j.what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee,  get  thee  to 
4.a.Elifha  (aid,what  (hall  I  doe  for  thee 

i}.wb.  is  to  be  done  for  thee,wouldeft  thou 
14.  what  then  is  to  be  done  for  her 
4  3  .what  fhould  I  fet  this  before  a  hundr.men 
tf.28.king  faid  unto  hereto  aileth  thee 

3  j.what  mould  I  wait  for  the  L.  any  longer 
7- 1  a .  I  will  now  fhew  you  what  the  Syrians 
8. 1 3  .but  what sis  thy  fervant  a  dog,that  he 

1 4. who  faid  to  him,  What  faid  Elifha  to  thee 
9. 1 8.  Jehu  (aid,What  haft  thou  to  doe  with  peace 

Verfe  9. 
n.what  peace,  fo  long  as  the  whoredoms  of 
18.19.  what  confidence  is  this  wherein  thou 

Ifa.  36".  4. 
io.8.wbat  (hall  be  the  figne  that  the  Lord  will 
14.  faid  unto  him,  what  faid  thefe  men 

I/&.J9.J. 
1  y.  what  have  they  feene  in  thy  houfe 

lfa.  39. 4. 
2a.  1 9. when  thou  heardeft  what  I  fpake  againft 
23.17.  what  title  is  that  that  I  fee 
1  Chro.  1  a. 3  a.to  know  what  Ifrael  ought  to  doe 
17. 1 6. who  am  1,0  Lord  God,and  what  is  my 

1 8  .what  can  David  fpeak  more  to  thee  for 
2 1 .  i  i.what  word  fhall  I  bring  again  to  him 
17.  as  for  thefe  fheep,  what  have  they  done 
a  Chro.  1 .7.faid  unto  him, Ask  what  I  fhall  give 
io.6.what  counfell  give  ye  me,that  I  may  anfw. 
9.  what  advice  give  ye  me3thatwemay  return 
i6.what  portion  have  we  in  David 
1  g.  1 3.  what  my  God  faith,that  will  I  fpeak 
19.tf.take  heed  what  ye  doe 
20.1  a. neither  know  we  what  to  doe,but  our 
a  y.9.  what  fhall  we  doe  for  the  hundred  talents  j 
32.13.  know  ye  not  what  I  &  my  fathers  have  l 
3  y.a  i.what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee  thou  king 
E^r.  %-4.what  are  the  names  of  the  men  that  build 
6.8.1  make  a  decreewbat  ye  fhall  do  to  the  eld. 
8. 1 7.I  told  them,what  they  fhould  fay  to  Iddo 
9.10. now, O  our  God}what  (hall  we  fay  after 
We^.a.4.for  what  doft  thou  make  requeft 

1  a.neither  cold  I  any  man  wh.  God  had  put 

iiS.the 


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x  6-  the  rulers  knew  aofwuat  1  did 

i  a,  and  faid,  W*«  thing  is  cbis  thatye  doe 


4.  2. 


Vafthi 


.  and  faid,  what  doe  thefe  feeble  Jewcs 
o.  in  vibVt  place  therefore  ye  hearc  the 
1 3.17.  what  evill  thing  is  this  that  ye  doe 
ffih  1 . 1  S .  w^  mall  we  <*°  to  c^£  <luecn  V 
z.'i.'he  remembred  Vafthi,  and  what  (he  had 
and  wtat  was  decreed  againft  her 

1 1.  to  know  what  lhould  become  of  her 
4.  < .  to  know  what  it  was,  and  how  it  was 
5.3.  h*j£  wilt  thou,  queen  Either  }zndwbat 

6.  wn'at  is  thy  petition,and  it  (halbe  granted 

Chap.  7. 2.  &  9-  1 1. 

what  is  thy  requeft  ?  even  to  the  halfe  of 

Chap.  7.  2. 

(,.  3.  king  faid  ,  what  honour  and  dignity  hath 

6.  what  fhalbe  done  to  the  man  whom  the 
8.1.  Efthcr  had  told  what  he  was  unto  her 
9.  f  .did  what  they  would  unto  thofe  that  hated 

12 .  -wh.it  have  they  done  in  the  reft  of  the 
•what  is  thy  petition?-.w/.Mt  is  thy  requeft 

fob  2.  10.  what  ?  mall  we  receive  good  at  the 
6. 1 1 .  what  is  my  ft  rength,  that  I  mould  hope 
what  is  my  end,  that  I  (hould  prolong  my 
2j.  but  what  doth  your  arguing  reprove 
7. 1  j. what  is  man  that  thou  (houldeft  mag.him 

10. 1  have  finned ,  what  (hall  I  doe  unto 
9.1 1.  who  will  fay  to  him,  what  dolt  thou 
1 1.  S.  it  is  as  high  as  heaven,  what  canft  thou 

deeper  then  hell,  what  canft  thou  know 
13.2.  what  ye  know,  the  fame  doe  I  know  alfo 

13.  and  let  come  on  me  what  will 
1  y.9.  what  knoweit  thou  thr.t  we  know  not 

what  undorftandeft  thou  which  is  not  in  us 
1 2.  and  what  doe  thine  eyes  wink  ar 

1 4.  what  is  man,that  he  mould  be  cleane 
1*.  3.  or  what  emboldneth  thee,  that  thou  anf. 

6.  though  I  fotbeare,  what  am  I  er.fed 
2 1.  1  y.  they  fay  ,wbat  is  the  Almighty  God 
what  profit  (hall  we  have,if  we  pray  unto 

2t.  what  plcafure  hath  he  in  his  houfe  after 

3  1.  who  (hall  repay  him  what  he  hath  done 
22. 17. and  what  can  the  Almighty  do  for 
23.  J.  and  underftand  what  he  would  fay  unto 

1 3  .what  his  foulc  dc(ireth,e ven  that  he  doth 
27.8.  what  is  the  hope  of  the  hypocrite 
3  i.z.what  portion  of  God  is  there— and  what 

I4.wfodt  then  fliall  I  doc,  when  God  rifeth 
when  he  viGtcthiwhat  ihall  I  anfwer  him 
32.1 1.  whileft  you  fearched  out  what  to  fay 
3  4.  4.  let  us  know  among  our  felves  what  is 

7.  what  man  is  like  Job 

3  3 .  therefore  fpeak  what  thou  knoweft 
35.3.  thou  faidft  ,  what  advantage  will  it  be 
what  profit  fliall  I  have  if  I  be  cleanled 

6.  finneft  what  doft  thou  againft  him 
tranfg.  be  multi.  what  doft  thou  unto  him 

7-ifthou  be  righter>us,,wfejf  giveft  thou  him 
37.19.  teach  us  what  we  (hall  fay  unto  him 
38.24.  by  what  way  is  the  light  parted 
39.18.  what  time  (he  lifteth  up  herfelfe  on 
40. 4. 1  am  vile,  what  (hall  1  anfwer  thee 
Pfal.8.^  what  is  man  that  thou  an  mindfull  of 
1  r.3.  founda.  be  deftroyedyfto  can  the  ugh. 
2f .  12.  what  man  is  he  that  fearetb.  the  Lord 
30.9.  what  profit  is  there  in  my  blood  when  I 
34-12.  what  man  ishethatdefireth  life,  and 
^.^.what  is  i::that  I  may  know  how  fraile  I  am 

7.  now  Lord,i?fw£waitI  for  'my  hope  is 
46.  8.  what  defolations  he  hath  made  in  the 
yo.  1 6.  what  haft  thou  to  doe  to  declare  my 
Jtf.3.  what  time  I  am  afraid,  lie  tmft  in  thee 

4.  He  not  feare  what  fle(h  can  doe  unto  me 
6g.  !<?.  He  declare  what  he  hath  done  for  my 
8  y  .8.  He  heare  what  God  the  Lord  will  fpeak 
89.48.wto  man  is  he  that  liveth  and  (hall  not 
1 1 6-  12.  what  lhall  I  render  unto  the  Lord 
1 18.6.  not  feare  what  man  can  doe  unto  me 
120.  3.  what  (halbe  given  unto  thee,  or 

what  (halbe  done  to  thec,thou  falfe  ton. 
144.  3.  Lovd,what  is  man,that thou  takeft 
Prov.4. 19.  they  know  not  at  what  they  ftumble 
10.32.  lips  of  the  righteous  know  what  is  acce. 
23- 1.  confider  diligently  what  is  before  thee 
2f.  8.  know  not  what  to  doe  in  the  end  thereof 
z7.i.knoweft  not  what  a  day  may  bring  forth 


20.4.  what  is  his  name>and  what  is  his  fons 
31,2.  what ,  my  fon  !  and  what,  the  fon  of  my 
and  what,  the  fon  of  my  vowes 
Ecclcf.L3.what  profit  hath  a  man  of  all  his  labour 
2.1.  and  I  faid  of — mirth,  what  doth  it 
3.  till  I  might  fee  what  was  that  good  for 
1 2.  what  can  the  man  doe  that  cometh  after 
22.  what  hath  a  man  of  all  his  labour 
3.9.  what  profit  hath  he  that  worketh  in  that 
22 .  bring  him  to  fee  what  (halbe  after  him 
y .  1 1 .  what  good  is  there  to  the  owners  thereof 

16.  what  profit  hath  he  that  hath  laboured 
6.8.  what  hath  the  wife  more  then  the  foole 

what  hath  the  poore,that  knoweth  to 

1 1 .  what  is  man  the  better 

12.  who  knoweth  what  is  good  for  man  in 
who  can  tell  a  man  what  lhalbe  after  him 

7. 1  o.  fay  noc  thou,  what  is  the  caufe  that  the 
8.  4.  who  may  fay  unto  him ,  What  doeft  thou 
10. 14.  a  man  cannot  tell  what  (halbe 

what  (halbe  after  him  who  can  tell  him 
1 1.  2.  knoweft  not  what  evill  (halbe  upon  the 

y .  knoweft  not  what  is  the  way  of  the  fpirit 
Cant.5. 9.  what  is  thy  beloved  more  then  another 
<<•  1 3 .  what  will  yee  fee  in  the  Shulamite 
8.8.  what  (hall  we  doe  for  our  filter 
Ifa.  1.  1 1.  to  what  purpofe  is  the  multit.  of  your 
3.1  y. what  meane  ye,that  ye  beat  my  people  to 
j. 4.  what  could  have  been  done  more  to  my 

y.  lis  tell  you  what  lie  doe  to  my  vineyard 
1  o.  3.  what  will  ye  doe  in  the  day  of  vifitation 
14.32.  what  (hall  one  then  anfwer  the  merlin. 
1 9.1 2. lei  them  know  what  the  Lord  hath  pur. 
21;  6.  let  him  declare  what  he  fecth 

1 1 .  watch-man,w/Mf  of  the  night  ?  watch  w. 
22.1.  vrbat  aileththee  now,  that  thou  art 

16.  what  halt  thou  ?  there  and  whom  haft 
3  7. 1 1 .  heard  what  the  kings  of  Aflyria  have 

3  8. 1 J .  what  (hall  I  fay  ?  he  hath  both  fpoken 
22.  what  is  the  figne  that  I  fliall  goe  up  to. 

40.6.  and  lie  faid,  what  (hall  I  cry 

18.  or  what  likenefle  will  ye  compare  unto 
41.22.  bring  them  forth,  &  (hew  us  what  (hal\ 
(hew  the  former  things  what  they  be 

4  y.9  fay  to  him  that  faihioneth  it  JJ'hat  makeft 
10.  faith  to  his  father  ,  What  begetteft  thou 

o%  to  the  woimn,Wbat  haft  thou  brought 
fi.$.wbat  have  I  herc,faith  the  Lord,that  my 
64. 4.  what  he  hath  prepared  for  him  that  wait. 
fir.  i.r  1.  faying,  Jeremiah,  what  fecft  thou 
1 3 .  fecond  time  faying,  what  feed  thou 
2.?.  what  iniquity  have  your  fathers  found  in 
1 8.  now  what  haft  thou  to  doe  in  the  way  of  j 
or  what  haft  thou  to  doe  in  the  way  of 
23.  know  what  thou  haft  done 
4.  30.  what  wilt  thou  doe  tho.  thou  clothed  thy 
y.  1  y.  neither  underftandeft  what  they  fay 
31.  what  will  ye  doe  in  the  end  thereof 
6. 1 8.  know ,  O  congreg.  what  is  among  them 
20.  to  what  purpofe  cometh  there  to  me  inc. 
7. 1 2.  and  fee  what  I  doe  to  it 

17.  feed  thou  aotwhat  they  doe  in  the  cities 
8.9.  andwhat  wifdome  is  in  them 
9.12  may  declare  it  for  what  the  land  perifh. 
1 1. 1 5 .  what  hath  my  beloved  to  doe  in  mine 
13.21.  what  wilt  thou  fay,  when  he  (hall  pun. 
16.10.  or  what  is  our  miquity,orwfetf  is  our 
18.  7.  at  what  inftant  I  (hall  (peak  concerning 

Verfe  9. 
23. 2f .  I  have  heard  what  the  prophet  faid 
28.  what  is  the  chafFe  to  the  wheat ,  faith  the 
33.  aske  thee,  faying,  what  is  the  burden  of 

then  fay  unto  them,  what  burden 
3  y.  what  hath  the  Lord  anfwered,  and  what 
37.  fay  to  the  prophet,  What  hath  the  Lord 
and  what  hath  the  Lord  fpoken 
24.  3.  what  feed  thou  Jeremiah 
32.24.  what  thou  haft  fpoken  hath  come  to 
33. 24.  confid.  thou  not  what  this  people  have 

37. 18.  what  have  I  offended  againft  thee 
38.2?.  declare  to  us  what  thou  haft  faid  to  the 

alfo  what  the  king  faid  unto  thee 

48.19.  and  fay  what  is  done 
tarn. 2 .  rj.  what  thing  (hall  1  take  to  witnefle  for 

what  thing  (hall  I  liken  thee  to,0  daugh. 
what  {hall  I  equall  to  thee 

liii! 


j.i.  remember,  O  Lord,what  is  come  upon  us 
E^.2.8.  thou  fon  of  man,  heare  what  1  fay  unto 

8.  6,  fon  of  man,feeft  thou  what  they  doe 
1 2-feen  what  the  ancients  of  the  houfe  of  If. 

1 2.  9.  faid  unto  thee,  What  doft  thou 

2 2.  fon  of  man,  what  is  that  proverbe  that 
1  y.  2.  fon  of  man,wte  is  the  vine-tree  more 
17.1 2.  know  ye  not  what  things  meane 
1 8.  2.  what  meane  ye  that  ye  ufe  this  proverb 

19.2.  and  fay,wf>at  is  thy  mother 
20.29.wto  jsthe  high  place  whereunto  yc  go 
21.13. an^  w!jat  '^ tne  fword  contemnc  even 
24.19.  not  tell  us  what  thefe  things  are  to  us 
27.32.  what  citie  is  like  Tyrus 
33.30.  heare  what  is  the  word  that  cometh 
37.18.  not  fhewed  us  what  thou  meaneft  by 
47.23.  that  in  what  tribe  the  (hanger  fojourn° 

Dan-z.xi.  he  knoweth  what  is  in  the  darknes 
23. made  known  unto  me  what  we  delired  of 

28.  known  to  king  Nebuchad.  what  (halbe 

29.  what  (hould  come  to  pafle  hereafter 
maketh  known  to  thee  what  (hall  come 

4  J.  known  to  the  king  what  (hall  come  to 
3 .  S ■  that  at  what  time  ye  heare  the  found  of 
1  y.at  what  time  ye  heare  the  found  of  the 
4-3  5  •  or  fay  unto  him  ,  what  doeft  thou 
8.19.  make  thee  know  what  fhalbe  in  the  'aft 
10.14.  what  (hall  befall  thy  people  in  the  lat. 
12.8.  what  fliall  be  the  end  of  thefe  tilings 
Hof.6.  4.  O  Ephraim,  what  fliall  I  doe  Unto  thee 
O  Judah,  what  (hall  I  doc  unto  thefe 

9.  J.  what  (hall  we  dbe  in  the  folemne  day 
14- give  them,  O  Lord,wto  thou  wilt  give 

10.3.  what  then  (hould  a  king  doe  to  us 
1 4.8.  what  have  I  to  doe  any  more  with  idols 

Joel  3 .  4.  what  have  ye  to  doc  with  me,  O  Tyre 
Amos  4. 1 3.  what  is  his  thought,  that  maketh  the 
5>  1 8.  to  what  end  is  it  for  you  ?  the  day  of  the 
7.  8.  fai-d  unto  me,  Amos,  what  feeft  thou 

Chap.  8.  2. 
Jonah  i.g.  what-  meaneft  thou,  O  deeper 
8-  what  is  thine  occupation 

what  is  thy  couritrey  ?  &  of  wtopeoplc 
1 1 .  what  (hall  we  doe  unto  thee,th'at  the  fed 
4-  ?  •  might  fee  what  would  become  of  the  citie 
Micah  1  .y.  what  is  the  tranfgredion  of  Jacob 

what  are  the  high  places  of  JudaK 
6.  1.  heare  ye  now  what  the  Lord  faith 
3.O  my  pcople,ryfot  have  I  done  unto  thee 
8. (hewed  thce,0  man,wbat  is  good,&  what 
Nahumi.g.  what  doe  ye  imagine  againft  the  Lo. 
Hao.z.x ,  watch  to  fee  what  he  will  fay  unto  me 
what  I  (hall  anfwer  when  I  am  reproyed 
1 8.  what  profit  hath  the  graven  image 
Zecb  x.  9.  faid  I , O  my  Lord,  what  arethefe 

I  wiii  (hew  thee  what  thefe  be 
19. 1  faid  to  the  angel,  What  be  thefe 
21.  then  faid  I  ,  what  come  thefe  to  doc 
2.2.  to  fee  what  is  the  breadth  thereof,&  what 
4.2.  faid  unto  mejf'bat  feeft  thou  ?  And  I  fa?d 
Chap.  j.  2. 
4.  faying  ,  what  are  thefe ,  my  Lord 

Chap.  6.  4. 
y.  knoweft  thou  not  what  thefe  be  ?  And 

Verfe  13° 
1  r.  what  arc  thefe  two  olive-trert 
y.y.  fee  what  is  this  that  goeth  forth 

6.  and  I  hid,  what  is  it 
1 3. 6.  fay  unto  him  ,  what  are  thefe  wounds 
Mail.  13.  behold  ,  what  a  wearinefle  is  it 
3 .  1 3 .  ye  fay ,  what  have  we  fpoken  fo  much  . 
1 4.  and  what  profit  is  it  if  we  keep  his  ord. 
Mat.z.7.  enquired  of  them  what  time  the  ftar  ap. 
y.  46.  love  them  which  love  you,  what  reward 
tnkc6.  32. 
47.  what  doe  you  more  then  others 
6 .  3.  Mt  hand  know  what  thy  right  hand  dotfi 
iy.  what  ye  (hall  eat,or  what  ye  (hall  drink. 
nor  yet  for  your  body,  what  ye  (hould 
3 1.  take  no  thought,  faying  ,  what  (hall  we 
7.2  .what  judgment  ye  judge ,ye  (halbe  judged 
with  what  meafure  yc  mete,  it  fhalbe 
Mark  4-  M- 
9. .what  man  is  there  of  you,  whom  if  his  fon 
8.27.  wtonjannierofman  is  this    Marka.ai. 
Lu\e&z<;- 
29,  what 


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ly.wbat  have  wc  co  do  with  thee  Jefus  thou 
Mark  l-  M-  &  *•  ?• 
33.  what  was  befallen  to  the  poflefled  of 
9.1 3 .  goe  ye,and  learne  what  that  meaneth 
io.  1 9.  take  no  thought  how,  or  what  ye  fha'll 
givenyou  in  that  fame  houre  what  ye  fhall 
17.  what  1  tell  you  in  darknefle  that  fpeake 
what  ye  heare  in  the  eare,that  preach  ye 
1 1 .7.  what  went  ye  out  into  the  wildernefl'e  to 
Lu/ie  7.  24. 
8.  but  what  went  ye  out  for  to  fee    Verfe  9. 
Luke  7.  zf,z6. 
1  j.  3.  have  ye  not  read  what  David  did  when 
Mark  1.  2f-  Luke  &'  3- 
7.  if  ye  had  knowne  wtothis  meaneth 
1  1.  what  man  (hall  there  be  among  you  that 
16.  z6-  wte  >s  a  man  profited,  if  he  gaine  the 
Mark  8.  36.  Luke  9.  25. 
or  jwto  fhall  a  man  give  in  exchange  for 
Mai'ifi.  37. 
17. zf.  w.fe  th'nkeft  thou,  Simon  ?  Ofwhom 
18  3  l.feHovv-.ervants  law  what  was  done,they 
ig.  6.  what — God  hath  joyned  together, let  no 
Mai\  10.  9. 
16.  what  good  thing  (hall  I  doe,  that  I  mav 
Mar\  10.  17. 
so  kept  from  my  youth  upjt'bat  lacke  I  yet 

27.  what  fhall  we  have  therefore 
io.  1 5.  lawfull  for  me  to  doe  what  I  will  with 

21.  he  (aid  unto  her,  what  wile  thou 

12.  ye  know  not  what  ye  aske.  Are  ye  able 
Mart(  10.38 

32.  what  will  ye  that  I  fhould  doe  unto  you 
21.16.  heareft  thou  what  thele  fay 

28.  what  think  you? A  certaine  man  had  two 
^o-wlat  vi\\\  he  do  untothofe  husband-men 

12.17-  what  thinkeft  thou  ?  Is  it  lawfull  to 
42.  faying  ,  What  thinke  ye  of  (Thrift  :  vvhofe 

24.3.  what  fhalbe  the  figne  of  thy  coming 
42.ye  know  not  what  houre  your  Lord  doth 
43. known  in  what  watch  the  thief  would 

26.8.  faying  ,  To  what  purpofe  is  this  wafte 
1  f .  what  will  ye  give  me,and  He  deliver 
40.wJ.Mf ,  could  ye  not  watch  with  me  one 
61.  what  is  it  which  thefe  witnesngainftthee 
66. what  thinke  ye  ?  They  faid,Hc  is  wor.of 
7  o.  faying,  I  know  not  what  thou  fayeft 

27 .  4.  what  is  that  to  us  f  fee  thou  to  that 
22..  what  iliali  I  doc  then  with  Jefus 

13.  why  ,  what  evill  hath  he  done  ?  but  they 
Mark  if. 1 4.  Luke  13.22. 

Mark  If  17'  what  new  doftrine  is  this 

3 .8 .  heard  what  great  things  he  did,came  unto 
4.24*  take  heed,  what  ye  heare 

30.  or  with  what  comparifon  fhall  we  com. 
f .  9.  asked  him ,  what  is  thy  name  Luke  8.30. 

14.  went  out  to  fee  what  wis  that 

£^e  8.  3?. 
3  3.  woman  knowing  what  was  done  in  her 
6.2.  what  wifdome  is  this  thatis  given  unto 
24.  faid  to  her  mother,  what  fhall  I  aske 
30.  both  what  they  had  done,and  what  they 

9.  6.  for  he  wift  not  what  to  fay 

10.  what  the  rifing  from  the  dead  fhould 
16.  what  queftion  ye  with  them 
3  3.  what  was  it  that  ye  difputed  among  your 

10.  3.  what  did  Mofes  command  you 
%6-wbat  would  you  that  I  fhould  doe  for  you 
51 .  what  wilt  thou  that  I  fhould  doe  unto 

I  i.f .  wto  doe  ye  looffng  the  colt 

28.  by  what  authority  doft  thou  thefe  things 
1 9.  tell  you  by  what  authority  I  doe  thefe 
3  3.  neither  doe  I  tell  you  by  what  auth.I  do 
Luke  20.  8. 

1 2.9.  what  fhall  therfore  the  Lord  of  the  vine. 

1 3 . 1 .  fee  what  manner  of  ftones ,  and  what 
4.  what  fhalbe  the  figne  when  all  thefe 

1 1 .  take  no  thought  what  ye  fhall  fpeak 
37.  what  I  fav  unto  you,  I  fay  unto  all 

1 4. 8.  flie  hath  done  what  fhe  could 
36.  not  that  I  will ,  but  what  thou  wilt 
40.  neither  wifl  they  what  to  anfwer  him 
So.  what  is  it  which  thefe  witnefle  againft 

63.  what  need  we  any  further  witnefies 

64.  ye  have  heard  the  blafphemy ,  what 
68.  neither  underftand  I  what  thou  fayeft 


1  f  .1 2.  what  will  ye  then  that  1  fhall  doe  unto 
24.  cafting  lots  upon  them  what  every  man 

Luke  i.  *?•  what  manner  of  falutation  this  lhould 
66.  what  manner  of  child  fhall  this  be 
3. 1  o.  faying,  what  fhall  we  doe  then 

1 2.  laid  unto  him,Mafter,wto  fhall  we  doe 

Verfe  14. 

4.34.  what  have  we  to  do  with  thee,thou  Jefus 

Chap.8.28. 

36.  faying j  What  a  word  is  this 

j.  1 9.  could  not  find  by  what  way  they  fhould 

22.  what  reafon  ye  in  your  hearts 
6>  1 1.  communed  one  with  another  what  they 

33.  which  doe  good  to  you,what  thank  have 

34.  ofwhom  ye  hope  to  receive  ,  what  dunk 
7.31.  and  to  what  are  they  like 

39.  what  manner  of  woman  is  this  that 

8.9.  what  might  this  parable  be 
34.  they  that  fed  them  faw  what  was  done 
3  6.  by  what  meanes  he  that  was  poflefled  of 
47.  for  what  caufe  fhe  had  touched  him 
j 6.  they  fhould  tell  no  man  what  was  done 

$•3  3. not  knowing  what  he  faid 

J  j .  ye  know  not  what  manner  of  fpirit  ye 

10. 2  y.  Mailer,  what  fhall  I  doe  to  inherit  eter- 
%6.  what  is  written  in  the  Law?How  readeft 

1 1. 1 1  ,how,or  wh.thing  ye  fhall  anfwer,or  w. 
1 2  .teach  ye  in  the  fame  houre  what  ye  ought 

1 7.  faying ,  What  fhall  I  doe,  becaufe  I  ha ve 
2  2 .  no  thought  for  your  life  what  ye  fhal  J 

neither  for  the  body,  what  ye  fhall  put 
29.  and  feek  not  ye  what  ye  fhall  eat 

or  what  ye  fhall  drinke ,  neither  be  ye 
39.  had  known  in  what  houre  the  thiefe 
49-  and  what  will  I,if  it  be  already  kindled 
57-  even  of  your  felves  judge  ye  not  what  is 
13 -1 8.  unto  what  is  the  kingdome  of  God  like 
1 4-3 1 .  or  what  king  going  out  to  make  war 
1 5.4-  what  man  of  you  having  100.  fhep,  if 
8.  either  what  woman  having  1  o-  pieces  of 
1-6.  and  asked  what  thefe  things  meant 
*tf.  3.  what  fhall  I  doe  ?  for  my  Lord  taketh 

4. 1  am  refoived  what  to  doe 
'  8.6.  Lord  faid,  Heare  what  the  unjuft  judge 

1 8.  what  fhall  I  doe  to  inherit  eternall  life 

16.  he  asked  what  it  meant 
4 1 .  what  wilt  thou  that  I  fhall  doe^nto  thee 

19.48.  could  not  find  what  they  might  doe         \ 

20.2.  tell  us,by  what  authority  doft  thou  thefe 

1 3.  what  fhall  I  doe  ?  He  fend  my  beloved 

17.  what  is  this  then  that  is  written 
a  1.7.  and  what  figne  fhall  there  be  when  thefe 

14-not  to  meditate  before  wh.yz  fhall  anfwer 
.    22.49.faw  what  would  follow,  they  faid  unto 

60.  man  ,1  know  not  what  thou  fayeft 

7K  what  need  we  any  further  witnefle 
23.3 1.  doe  thefe  in  a  green  tree,what  fhalbe 

3  4.  for  they  know  not  what  they  doe 

47.  when  the  Centurion  faw  what  was  done 
24.17.  what  manner  of  communications  are 
John  1.  21.  they  asked  him ,  what  then  f  Art  thou 

22.  what  fayeft  thou  of  thy  felfe 

3  8-  faith  unto  them,«te  feek  yc 
2.4.  woman,  what  have  I  to  doe  with  thee 

1 8.  what  figne  fheweft  thou  unto  us 

2  5.  for  he  knew  what  was  in  man 
3.32.  what  he  hath  feen,  that  he  teftifieth 
4.22.  ye  worfhip  ye  know  not  what 

we  know  what  we  worfhip 
27.yet  no  man  faid,  what  feekeft  thou 
5.1 2 .  what  man  is  that  which  faid  unto  thee 
19.  but  what  he  feeth  the  Father  doc 

6.  6.  he  himfelfe  knew  what  he  would  do 
9.  but  what  are  they  among  fo  many 
zS.what  fhall  we  doe  that  we  might  worke 
30.  what  figne  fheweft  thou  then 

what  doeft  thou  workc 
6z.  what  and  if  ye  fhall  fee  the  Son  of  man 

7.  5 1.  before  it  heare  him>  and  know  what  he 
9. 17.  what  fayeft  thou  of  him  that  hath  opened 

21.  by  what  meanes  he  now  feeth,we  know 

z6.  what  did  he  to  thee  ?  How  opened  he 
n  .47.  what  doe  we  ?  for  this  man  doth  many 

%6-  what  thinke  ye ,  that  he  will  not  come  to 
1  z.6.  and  bare  what  was  put  therein 

27.  foule  troubled  ,  and  what  fhall  I  fay 


33.  fignifying  what  death  he  fhould  die 
49.  what  I  fhould  fay,  and  what  I  fhould 
i3-7«  what  I  doe, thou  knoweft  not  now 
1 2.  know  ye  not  what  I  have  done  to  you 

28.  for  what  intent  he  fpake  this  unto  him 
15-7-  ye  fhall  aske  what  ye  will,  and  it  fhalbe 

if.  fervant  knovveth  not  what  his  lord  doth 
16.17.  what  is  this  that  he  faith  unto  us 
18.  what  is  this  that  he  faith,A  little  while 
we  cannot  tell  what  he  faith 
18.  21.  what  I  have  faid  unto  them 

behold,  they  know  what  I  faid 

29.  what  accufation  bring  youagainft  this 
3  2.  fignifying  what  death  he  fhould  die 
3  j.  what  hall  thou  done 
38.  Pilate  faith  unto  him ,  What  is  truth 

19.22.  what  lhave  written,  I  have  written 
21.19.  fignifying  by  what  death  he  fhould  "Io. 

21.  Lord,  what  fhall  this  man  doe 

22 .  what  is  that  to  thee  ?  Follow  thou  me 

23.  tarry  till  I  come,  what  is  that  to  thee 
Att.  2.12.  laying  one  to  another ,  pi  hat  meaneth 

37.  men  and  brethren  ?  What  fhall  we  doe 
4.  7.  by  what  power ,  or  by  what  name  have 

9.  by  what  means  he  is  made  whole 
1 6.  faying  ,  what  fhall  we  doe  to  thefe  men 
f ,  7.  wife  not  knowing  what  was  done,  came  in 

3? .  what  ye  intend  to  doe  as  touching  thefe 
7.40.  we  wot  not  what  is  become  of  him 

49.  what  houfe  will  ye  build  me 

or  what  is  the  place  of  my  reft 
8.30.faid,llnderftandeft  thou  what  thou  feekeft 

36.  what  doth  hinder  me  to  be  baptized 
9.6.  Lo[d,what  wilt  thou  have  me  to  doe 

it  fhalbe  told  thee  what  choumuft  doe 
10.4.  and  \aid}i:hat  is  it  Lord 

6.he  fhall  tell  thec  what  thou  oughteft  to  do 

1  7.  what  God  hath  cleanfed,  that  call  not 
Chap.  1 1.9. 

17.  what  this  vifion  which  he  had  feen 

zi.wbat  is  the  caufe  wherefore  ye  are  come 

29. 1  ask  for  what  intent  ye  have  fent  for  me 
1  lAT.whai  was  I, that  I  could  withftand  God 
1  z.iB. what  was  become  of  Peter 

13.12.  deputy,  when  he  faw  what  was  done 
1 4.1 1.  when  the  people  faw  what  Paul  had 
if.  1 2.  declaring  what  miracles  God  had 
16.30.  faid,  Sirs,  what  mufti  doeto  be  faved  | 
17.18.  fome  faid,  vrbatw'Al  this  babler 

19.  may  we  know  what  this  new  do&rine  is 

20.  would  know  what  thefe  things  meane 
19.3.  unto  what  then  were  ye  baptized 

3f.wtoman  is  there  that  knoweth  not  how 

20.18.  after  what  manner  I  have  been  with 

2 1 . 1 3 .  what  meane  ye  to  weep 
2  2.  what  is  it  tbereforerthe  mult,  muft  needs 

33.  and  demanded  what  he  had  done 
22.10. 1  faid,  ^  to  fhall  I  doe,Lord 

1  y  oiwhat  thou  haft  feen,  and  heard 

z6.  take  heed  what  thou  doft,for  this  man  is 

23. 19.  tv  .Wis  this  that  thou  haft  to  tell  me 
30.  to  fay  before  thee  what  they  had  ag.  him 

34,  he  asked  of  what  province  he  was 
28.22.defireto  heare  of  thee  wh.  thou  thinkef! 

Rom.$-i.  what  advan.  then  hath  the  Jew,  or  what 
3.  what  if  fome  did  not  believe  ?  fhall  their 
5.  what  fhall  we  fay  >  Is  God  unrighteous 
9 .  what  then  ?  are  we  better  then  they  ?  No 
4.  1.  what  fhall  we  fay  then,  that  Abraham 

Chap.  6. 1.  SC7.7. 
3 .  what  faith  the  fcripture?  Abraham  believ 
2t.  that  what  he  had  promifed,hewas  able 
6.\  f.wbat  then  ?  fhall  we  fin,  becaufe  we  are 

2 1 .  what  fruit  had  ye  then  of  thofe  things 
7-1  j .  what  I  would,  that  doe  I  not 

but  what  I  hate,  that  doe  I 
8.3.  for  what  the  law  could  not  doe, in  that 
24.  what  a  man  feeth,  why  doth  he  yet  hope 

26.  we  know  not  what  we  fhould  pray  for  as 

27.  knoweth  what  is  the  mind  of  the  Spirit 
31.  what  fhall  wc  fay  then  to  thefe  things 

9. ^.w/w  fhall  we  fay  then?  Is  there  unright. 

22.  what  if  God,  willing  to  fhew  his  wrath 
30.  what  fhall  we  fay  then  ?  That  the  Gent- 

10. 8. but  what  faith  it  ?  The  word  is  even  n:gh 
11.4.  what  faith  the  anfwer  of  God  unto  him 

7. what 


WHA        WHA 


WHA       .WHA 


WHA 


WHE 


f.  what  then  ?  ifrael  hath  not  obtained  that, 

i  %.whal  lhali  the  receiving  of  him  be 
1 a. 2.  that  ye  may  prove  what  is  chat  good 
i  Car.  ami;  what  man  knoweth  the  things  of  a 
i.i$<  try  every  mans  worke  of  what  fore  it  is 
4.7.  mutt  tuft  thou  thac  thou  did  i:  not  receive 

a  i.  nsfafi  will  ye  ?  Shall  I  come  unco  you 
y .  »a,  wjat  hive  1  to  doe  to  judge  them  that 
.6.i6..WMt,know  ye  not  that  he  which  is  joyned 

19 .  wto,  know  ye  not  that  your  body  is.  the 
7. 16.  wte  knoweit  tlaou,0  wile,  whether 

3  6.  let  hnn  doe  wbai  he  will;  he  finneth  not 
9. \%i  what  is  my  reward  then 

10.  if.  judge  ye  what  L  fay 

it?,  wte  lay  1  then?  that  the  idol  is  any 
11. 12.'  w'.M,  have  ye  not  houfes  to  eat  and 

what  Ihail  1  fay  to, you?  fhall  I  praife  you 
14. 6.  wb.it  ihall  I  profit  you,  except  I  mall 
7.  it  be  known  whatis  piped,  or  harped 
o.  hoiv  (hall  it  be  known  w!ut  is  fpoken 

15.  what  it  is  then?  He  pray  with  the  fpirit 

16.  feeing  he  underftartdeth  not  what  thou 
36.  -wto  ?  came  the  word  of  God  out  from 

ij.a.if ye  keep  in  memory  wiat  I  preached  to 
2,9.  elfe  wto  mail  they  doe  which  are  bap. 
,2,  wto  advantage^  it  me  if  the  dead  rife 
3  f .  and  with  what  body  doe  ihey  come 
a  Cor.  r .  1 3»  then  wfezi  you  reade,or  acknowledge 
6-ia-wbat  fellowfhtp  hath  righteouf.with  unr. 
what  communion  hath  light  with  dark- 
iy.  what  concord  hath  Chrift  with  Belial 

tvbat  part  hath  he  that  belie  veth  with  an 
i6.what  agreement  hath  the  temple  of  God 
7.1 1.  what  carefulnefle  it  wrought  in  you 

wb.it  clearing  of  your  feWes3what  indig- 
what  (c*re3wbdt  vehe.defire,Tt>to  zeale 
what  revenge  :  in  all  things  ye  have  ap. 

11.  11.  what  I  doe,  that  I  wi  U  doe 

ia.  13.  what  is  it  wherein  ye  were  inferiour  to 

GiL4.30.whxt  faith  the  fcripture?  Call  out 

Ephcf.i.iS.wbat  is  the  hope  ofhis  calling  wb.  the 

1 9  .and  w  -at  is  the  exceeding  greatnes  of  his 

3.9.  make  ail  men  fee  what  is  the  fellowfhip  of 

18.  what  is  the  breadth,  &  length,  &  depth 

4.  9.  whatis  it,  but  that  he  alfo  defcended  into 

jjo.  proving  what  is  acceptable  to  the  Lord 

17.  understand  what  the  will  of  the  Lord  is 
Philip.  1. 1 8.  what  then  ?  Notwithftanding  every 

aa.  yet  what  I  fhall  chufe,  I  wot  not 

Col.  1.  a7.  would  make  known  wiat  is  the  riches  of 
a.  i.  would  that  ye  knew  what  great  conflict  I 

1  Theff.  1  .y.  as  ye  know  what  manner  of  men  we 
9  they  themfelves  knew  what  manner  of 
z.i9.  what  is  our  hope,  or  joy,  or  crown  of 
3.9.  what  thanks  can  we  render  to  God  againe 
-  4.1.  ye  know  what  commandment  we  gave  you 

i  ThefT.  2.  6.  now  ye  know  what  with-holdeth 

1  T«». 1.7.  understanding  neithet  what  they  fay 

1  Tim.1.7  confidcr  what  I  fay 

3, 1 1.  w'jat  perfecutions  I  endured,  but  out  of 

Heh.z-6.  what  is  man,  that  thou  art  mindfull  of 
11.  ? a.  what  (hall  I  fay  more  ?  For  the  time 
1  a. 7.  tv'mt  fon  is  he  whom  the  fath.  chafteneth 
1  3.6.  not  feare  what  man  fhall  doe  unto  me 

&;#.  1.14  forgetteth'wte  manner  of  man  he  was 

z.i^.what  doth  it  profit  my  bre.  if  a  man  fay 

■     1  tf.needfull  to  the  body,  what  doth  it  profit 

4,14.  whereas  ye  know  not  what  fhalbe  on  the 

for  what  is  your  life  ?  it  is  even  a  vapour 

1  Vet. 1. 1 1-  fearching  whxtpr  what  manner  of 

a.  ao.  what  glory  is  it ,  if  when  ye  be  buffeted 
4.17.  what  fhalbe  the  end  of  them  that  obey 

2  Pet.t.  1 1  •  whit  manner  of  perfons  ought  ye  to 

1  John  3.1  .behold,  what  manner  of  love  the  Fa. 

a-  no*  yet  appeare  what  we  (hall  be 
Jude  10.  but  what  they  know  naturally  as  bruit 
Rev.1.1 1.  what  thou  feed  write  in  a  book 
a.7.  what  the  S  pirit  faith  unto  the  churches 

Verfe  17,  29.  Chap.  3.6,  13,11. 
3.  3.  not  know  whathoure  He  come  upon  thee 
7,13  whit  are  thefe  which  arearaved  in  white 
1 8. 1 8.  what  citie  is  Ike  unto  that  great  citi^ 
tOljat  things ,°  S  ee  Ctymgff . 
ttprjatfjerjer, 
Gen.z.19.  whatfoever  Adam  called  every  living 
8.1 9.  whatfsever  creepeth  upon  the  earth 


jp.ia.  whatfoever  f.\\ou  haft.inrhecitiejbring  1 

31.16,  wbatjoever  God  hath  laid  to  thee  %  doe 
3  9.  a  a.  whatfoever  they  didtbere,he  was"  the 

Exod.i^.z. whatfoever  opeijgth  the  wombe  among 
a  i  .30.  lanfome  of  hisLfe>  wbat(o.  is  laid  upon 
a?. 37.  whatfoever  toueheth  the  altar,  (haibe 
30.29,  whatfoever  toueheth  them  fhalbe  holy 
Lev.^.^.wbat foever  uncleauenefle  it  be  that  a  man 
4-  whatloe.  it  be  that  a  man  (hall  pronounce 
.  6.7,7.  wbaifoeuer  fhall  touch  the  flefh  thereof 
7. 27.  whatfoever  foule  it  be  that  eateth  any 
1 1.3.  whatfoever  parteth  the  hoof,and  is 

9.  whatever  hath  fins,and  leaks  inthe-wat. 
1  a.  whatfoever  hath  no  fins  nor  fcales  in  the 

Dent-  14. 10. 
a7..  whatfoever  goeth  upon  his  pawes  among 
3  a.  upon  wbatjoever  &ay  of  them  doth  fall 

whatfoever  vefTeli  it  be,  it  mull  be  put  into 
^.whatfoever  is  init  fhalbe  uncleane 
4a.  wbatfo.  goethupon  the  belly-'H'/xtf/fl.go. 
or  whatfoever  hath  more  feet  among  all 
1 3 .  f  8.  or  whatfoever  thing  of  skin  it  be  which 
1  J.  9.  what  faddle  foever  he  rideth  upon,  that 
z6.  whatfoever  (he  fitteth  upon  fhalbe  unci. 

17.3.  what  man  foever  there  be  of  the  houfe  of 
8.  wbatfo.  man  there  be  of  the  houfe  of  ifra. 

10,  wbatfo.  man  there  be  of  the  houfe  of  Ifr. 
li.whatfo.  man  there  be  of  the  child,  of  Ifr. 

a  1 . 1 8.  wbatfo.  man  he  be  that  hath  a  blemilh. 
zz.a.wbat  manfoever  of  the  feed  of  Aaron  is 
S.may  take  unclean,  wiatfoever  unclean,  he 
li.rvbatfoe.  he  be  of  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  that 
ao.  wbatfo.  hath  a  blemifli  that  fhall  ye  not 
23,29.  wbatfo.  foule  it  be  that  (hall  not  be 

30.  wbatfo.  foule  it  be  that  doth  any  workc 
a7.ja.  even  of  wbatfo.  pafl'eth  under  the  rod 
Numb. j.  10.  wbatfo.  any  man  givetb  the  priefi,  it 
1 8. 1 3.  wbatfo.  is  fir  ft  ripe  in  the  land  which 
19.  a 2.  wbatfo.  the  uncleane  perfon  toueheth 
a  2. 1 7.  He  doe  whatfoever  thou  fayeft  unto  mc 
zi- 1. whatfoever  he  fheweth  rae,I  will  tell  thee 
30. 12. wbatfo.  proceedeth  out  of  her  lips,fhall 
Dent.  a.  37.  nor  unto  wbatfo.  the  Lord  our  God 
1 2. 8. every  man  wbatfo.  is  right  in  his  own 
1  j,  whatfo.  thy  foule  lufteth  after,  accord, 
ao.  whatfoever  thy  foule  lufteth     Verfe  2 1. 
3  2.  what  thing  foever  I  command  you  5  obf. 
14.26.  beftow  that  money  for  whatfo.thy  foule 
Jitdg.io.  1  5; .  doe  thou  unto  us  whatfoever  feemeth 

1 1.3 1.  wbatfo.  cometh  forth  out  of  the  doores 
1  Sam. 1^.36.  do  wbatfoe.  feemeth  good  unto  thee 
ao.4.  whatfo.  thy  foule  defireth,  I  will  even 
a  5.8.  give,  I  pray  thee,  whatfoever  cometh  to 
a Sa;n.-$.36.3.swbatjo.tht  king  did,pleafed  all  the 
1?.  if.  to  doe  whatfo.  my  lord  the  king  fhall 

3  f .  wbatfo.  thing  thou  (haltheare  out  of  the 
19.38.  wbatfo.  thou  (halt  require  of  me,that  I 
1  Kl?>&%-17-  wbatfo.  plague, wbatfo.  ficknefie 

zCbro.6.z%. 
38.  what  prayer  and  fupplication  foever  be 
10.13.  the  queen  of  Sl(eba,allher  defire  wha. 
a  Chro.  9.  1  a. 
zo.6.  whatfoever  is  pleafant  in  thine  eyes,  they 
a  Chro.i j.io.  what  caufe/o.  fhall  come  to  you  of 
Eya  7.18.  whatfo.  fhall  feeme  good  unto  thee,& 
zo.  whatfoever  more  fhalbe  needfull  for  the 
ai.  whatfo.  Ezra  fhall  require  of  you,it  be 
as",  whatfoever  is  commanded  by  the  God  of 
E^h.z.13.  whatfo.  fhe  defired,  was  given  her  to 
Job  37.1a.  may  doe  wbatfo.  he  commandeth  them 

4 1 . 1 1 .  wbatfoe.  is  under  the  whole  heaven,  is 
Pfal.1.3.  and  wbatfo.  he  doth,  fhall  profper 
8.8.  and  whatfo.  pafleth  thorow  the  pathes  of 
1 1 5".  3.  he  hath  done  whatfoever  he  pleafed 
1 3f.5.  whatfo.  the  Lord  pleafed,  that  did  he 
Ecdef.z.ix  wbatfo.  mine  eyes  defired,!  kept  not 
3.14-  I  know  that  wbatfoe.  God  doth, it  fhalbe 
8. 3. for  he  doth  rvhitfocver  pleafeth  him 
9.  io.whatfoever  chy  hand  findeth  to  do,doe  it 
fa-. 1.7. wbatfo.  I  command  thee,thou  (halt  fpeak 

42.4.  whatfo.  thing  the  Lord  fhall  anfwer  you 

44. 17.  we  will  doe  whatfo-  thing  goeth  out  of 
Mat'^.37.  whatfo.  is  more  then  thefe,  cometh  of 

7.  12.  whatfo.  ye  wouldthat  men  fhould  doe 
10. 1 1. into  whatfo.  citie  or  town  ye  fhall  enter 
,    1 4.7.  to  give  her  whatfoever  (he  would  aske 

I  i  i  i  i  a  ' 


1 5  .f .  it  is  a  gift  by  wbatfoe.  thou   Mar*t  7.11. 

1 7.  wbatfoe.  ent-  in  at  themouth,  goeth  into 

16.19.  wbatfoe.  thou  fhak  bind  on  earth,ihall 

whatjoe.thou  ihalt  .ooje  on  earth,  lhalbe 

17. 12.  have  done  to  him  wbatfoe.  M.ar\  9.1 3. 
1 8. 18.  wiwfoe.  ye  fhall  bind  on  earth,fhall  be 

wbatfoc.  ye  ihall  loofe  on  e;rth,fhall  be 
20.  4.  wbatjoever  is  right,  I  wili  give  you 

7.  whatfoever  is  right,  that  (hail  ye  receive 
11.  2j.  all  things  whatfoevei  ye  fhall  ask  in 
233.  whatjoc.  they  bid  you  bbferve  ,  that  obf. 
28.2O.co  obferve  all  things  wbatf.l  have  com- 
Mar\  (,.  io.  in  what  place  foever  ye  enter  into  an 

22.  aske  of  me  wbatfo.  thou  wik  ,  &  He  give 

23.  whatfo.  thou  fhalt  aske  of  me  ,  He  give 
7.  i  8.  wbatfo.  thing  from  without  entreth  into 
10.  2 1.  goe  thy  way  ,  &  fell  ithaifo.  thou  haft 

3  y.  doe  for  us  whatfoever  we  fhall  defire 
11  -23.  he  fhall  have  whatfoever  he  faith 

24.  what  things  foever  ye  defire  ,  when 
13.11.wto/fK.fhalbegiven  you  in  thathoure 

Lu\e  ^.zi.wbatfo.  we  have  heard  done  in  Caper. 
9. 4.  wbatfo.  houfe  ye  enter  into,  there  abide 

10.  j.  into  whatfoever  houfe  ye  enter,  firft  fay 
l^.'.whatfoe.  thou  fpendeft  more  ,  He  repay 

1  a. 3.  whatfoe.ye  have  fpoken  in  darknes,  fhall 
John  a.  f .  whatfoever  he  faith  unto  you,  doe  it 
5.4.  was  made  whole  of 'whatfo.  difeafe  he  had 
19.  northings  foever  he  doth,  thefe  doth 

11.  aa.  wbatfoe.  thou  wilt  ask  of  God, God  will 
1  a.  70.  whatfo.  I  fpeak,  even  as  the  Fath.  faid 

14. 13.  wbatfo.  ye  fhall  ask  in  my  Name,that 

26.  all  things  to  your  remem.  wbatfo.l  have 
1  j.  14.  if  ye  doe  whatfoever  I  command  you 

16.  wbatfo.ye  fnall  ask  of  the  Fath.in  my  N. 
16.13.  wbatfoevcrhc  fhall  heare  that  fhall  he 

23.  wbatfoe-  ye  fhall  ask  the  Fath.  in  my  N. 
17.  7.  known  that  all  things  what  foever  thou 

Acl.^.zi.  heare  in  all  tWmgswbatfoever  he  fhall 
4.  a8.  to  do  whatfoc.zhy  hand  and  thy  counfell 

Rom.3.19.  what  things  foever  the  law  faith,it  faith 
14.  a3.  whatfoever  is  not  of  faith ,  is  fin 
if .  4.  wbatfoe.  things  were  written  afore  time 
16.2.  that  ye  affift  her  in  wfo/j//of.bufinefle  fhe 

1  Cor- 10.  zf .  wbatfoe.  is  fold  in  the  fh ambles, that 

27.  whatfoever  is  fet  before  you,eat 

3 1 .  wbatfoc.  ye  doe,doe  all  to  the  glory  of 
Gal.z.6.  wbatfoe.  they  were,  it  maketh  no  matter 
6-7  .whatfoever  a  man  foweth3that  fhall  he  alfo 
Ephef.^.  1 3 .  wbatfoe.  doth  make  manifeft,  is  light 

6,8.  that  whatfoever  good  thing  any  man  doth 
Philip.  4-  8.  whatfo.  things  are  true  ,  wbatfoe-  are 
whatfoever  things  are  pure,  ivhatfie.  things 
wbatfoc.  things  are  of  good  report,'f  there 
1 1 .  learned  in  wbatfoe-  flate  I  am,  therewith 
C0/.3.  17. wbatfoe.  ye  doc  in  word  or  in  deed,  doe 
a  3.  wbatfoe.  ye  doe,  doe  it  heartily,  as  to  the 
1  jfob-i.zz.  wbatfoe.  we  ask,  we  receive  ofhim 
$ .  4'.  wbatfoe.  is  borne  of  God,  overcometh  the 
1  j.  wbatfoe.  we  ask  ,  we  know  that  we  our 
3  John  f .  thou  doft  faithfully  whatfoever  thou  doft 
Reti.i  8.22.  no  crafts-man  of  wbatfoe.  craft  he  be 
ai.  27.  neither  wbatfoe.  worketh  abominat.  or 
Wheat. 
Gen. 30. 14. Reuben  went  in  the  dayes  of  wheat-h.° 
Exod.9.11.  the  wheat  and  lie  were  not  fmitten 

3  4.  a  a.  feafl  of  weeks  of  the  firft  fruits  of  wheat 
Numb.  1 8. 1  a. all  the  beft  of  the  wheat  have  I  giv. 
Deut.2.8.  a  land  of  wheat ,  and  barley,  and  tines 
3  a.  14.  andgoates,  with  the  fat  of  kidn.  of  wb. 
Judg.6.1 1.  and  Gideon  threfhed  wheat  my  the 
>■  sf.  1.  in  the  time  of  ■wfcMt-harveft,that  Samfbri 
Ruth  2.  23.  to  gleane  to  the  end  of  wheat-harvefi 

1  Si»».6.i3.they  of  Bethfhe.were  reaping  their  wa 

12.  17.  is  it  not  wheat-hzrveft:  to  day?  and  He 

2  Sam.4.6.  as  though  they  would  have  fetched  w. 

17.28.  brought  wheat,  and  barley,  and  flour 

1  !£?#?•?•  ii-Sol.gave  Hiram  aoooo.  meaf.ofw. 

1  Cbro.zi.z^.wheatfotthe  meat-offering,  I  give 

a  Chro.z.io.  give  to  thy  ferv.aoooo.meof  bea.w, 

1 5.  now  the  wheat  &  barley  which  my  lord 

a7.fchild.0f  Am  gave  him  roooo.  mea.ofw. 
Etpa  6. 9.  wheat ,falt,wine,  and  oyl  accord,  to  the 

7.2a.  unto  an  ioq>  meaf.  of  wheat,znd  unto 
Job  31. 40.  let  thirties  grow  in  ftead  of  wheat 
Pfal.B  1  •  1 «".  fed  them  alfo  with  the  fin.  of  the  wb, 
1 47.  i4.  fillethi 


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1 47.  i^filleth  thcc  with  the  fineft  of  the  wheat 
Prov.  27.  22. bray  a  fool  in  a  morter  among  the  w. 
Cant. 7-  2.  thy  belly  is  like  an  heap  oiwhtat 
Ifa.z8.z5.  and  caft  in  the  principall  wheat 
Jet.  12.13.  they  haye  Town  wheat ,  but  fliall  reap 
23. 18.  whar  is  the  chaffe  to  the  wheat /aith  the 
3 1.1 2.  flow  together — for  wheat  jxni  for  wine 
41.  8.  wc  have  trea  lures  in  the  field  of  wheat 
£*<>£.  4.9.  take  thou  alfounto  thee  wheat }Sc  bar. 
27. 17.  they  traded  in  thy  market  wheat  of 
4y.ij.(ixth  part  of  an  ephahofanhomer  ofn>. 
Joel  1 . 1  r.  howle,  O  ye  vine-drefl'ers  for  the  wh. 

1.14.  and  the  floores  fhalbe  full  of  wheat 
Amos  5. 1 1.  ye  take  from  him  burdens  oiwheat 
8.  y.  that  we  may  fet  forth  wheat 

6.  yea,  and  fell  the  refufeofthe  wheat 
Mat.y  1  2.  and  gather  his  wheat  into  the  garner 

Lu^e  3.  17. 
13.4?.  enemy  came /owed  tares  among  the  w. 

29.  ye  root  up  alfo  the  wheat  with  them 

30.  but  gather  the  wheat  into  my  barnc 
L«k?  '  6-7-  he  faid,too.  meafures  oiwbcat 

21.31.  that  he  may  fife  you  as  wheat 
John  1  i.24 .  except  a  corne  of  wheat  fall  into  the 
Ait. 27.38.  and  caft  out  the  wheat  into  the  fea 
1  Ctfr.15.1T.  itmay  chance  of  wheat  t  or  offome 
Kcv.6.6-  fay  ,  Ameafure  oiwheat  for  a  peny 
18.13  merchan.of flourc,&  wheat — are  depar. 
DObcaren. 
E.xed,i<).i.  oiwheaten  floure  fhalt  thou  make 
UDljeel. 

1  Kjng.7.  3 1  .height  of  a  wheel  was  a  cubit  and 

3  3. was  like  the  work  of  a  chariot-wheel 
Pfal.ii.  13.  O  my  G  od,  make  them  like  a  wheel 
P'<oz/.zo.z6.  andbringeth  the  wheel  over  them 
Ecclefiz  .4-  or  thewheel  broken  at  the  cifterne 
if  a.  28.18.  nor  break  it  with  the  wheel  of  his  cart 
£  \e  1(.  1 . 1  y.one  wheel  upon  the  earth  by  the  living 

1  <s"as  it  were  a  wheel  in  the  middle  of  a  wheel 
10.5.  one  wheel  by  one  cherub,  &  another  wh. 

1  >.  as  if  a  wb.h&A  been  in  the  mid  ft  of  a  wh. 

13.  cryed  to  them  in  my  hearing,  O  wheel 
HOrjeeltf. 
jEA-0rf.14.2y.  and  took  off  their  chzret-wbecls 
fitdg-1.2.8.  why  tarry  the  wheels  of  his  charets 

1  K''l&-7-3°-  every  bafe  hadfoure  brazen  wheels 

3  2.  under  the  borders,  were  foure  wheels 

axle-trees  of  the  wheels  were  joyned  to 
3 3.  work  of  the  wheels,  like  the  work  ofa 
Ifa.f.iS.  and  their  wheels  like  a  whirlewind 
/i?i'.i8.3.  hs  wrought  a  work  on  the  wheels 

47.3.  at  the  rumbling  of  his  wheels,  the  fathers 
E{el(.  [.16.  the  appearance  of  the  wheels,zni 
1 9. the  wheels  went  by  them.the  wheels  were 
20 .  wheels  were  lifted  up  over  againft 

Verfe  21. 
fpirit  of  the  living  creatures  was  in  the  w. 
Verfe  21. 
3.13.  and  the  noife  of  the  wheels  over-againft 
10.2.  and  faid,  Goe  in  between  the  wheels 
6.  take  fire  from  between  the  wheels 

he  went  in,and  flood  befide  the  wheels 
9 .  behold  the  foure  wheels  by  the  cherubims 
appearance  of  the  wheels  was  as  the  colour 
'1 2  wheels  were  full  of  eyes  round  about 

the  wheels  that  they  foure  had 
16.  cherubims  went,  the  wheels  went  by 

fame  wheels  turned  not  from  befide  them 
19.  the  wheels  alfo  were  befide  them 
1 1.22.  and  the  wheels  befides  them 
2  3.24.  come  againft  thee  with  wagons ,  &  wh. 
16.10.  wals  fliall  fhake  at  the  noife  of  the  wh. 
Dan.7.9.  and  his  wheels  is  burning  fire 
Uahum  3.2.  the  noife  of  the  ratling  of  the  wheels 
UDrjeip,  or  VDl)t\V&- 

2  Sam.  17.  8.  as  a  beare  robbed  of  her  whelps in 
ProtM7.s2.leta  beare  robbed  of  her  whelps  meet 
E%e\.  1 9.2.  fhe  nourifhed  her  whelps  among 

3.  fhe  brought  up  one  of  her  whelps 

y.  then  fh€  took  another  of  her  whelps 

Hof.11 .8.  meet  them  as  a  beare'-bereav.of  her  w. 

Nah.z.  i2.  did  teare  in  pieces  enough  for  his  wh 

Lion, or  Lions  Wtyelp  ,  See  iUoit/rllfOW, 

tren.19  j  1.  when  the  Lord  faw  that  Leah  was 
31.49.  when  we  arc  abfent  one  from  another 


3  7. 18.  when  they  faw  him  afar  off  before  he 

13.  came  to  pafle  when  Jofeph  was  come  to 
38.2  y .  when  fhe  was  brought  fotth,fhe  fent  to 

zi.when  fhe  travailed,  that  the  one  put  out 
39.13.  whenfhe  faw  that  he  had  left  his  garm. 

iy.  when  he  heard  that  I  lifted  up  my  voice 
40.i3.after  the  former  manner  when  thou  waft 

14.  thinke  on  me  when  it  fhalbe  well  with 

1 6.  when  the  chief  baker  faw  that  the  inter. 
43.15.  when  Jofeph  faw  Benjamin  with  them 

XI,  came  to  pafle  when  we  came  to  the  Inne 
z6.  when  Jofeph  came  home,  they  brought 
44.  30.  when  I  come  to  thy  fervant  my  father 
31.  whenhe  feeth  that  the  Jad  is  not  with  us 
4y.27.  when  he  faw  the  wagons  which  Jofeph 
415.3  3.  when  Phar.  fliall  call  you,  &  fhall  fay 
47.18.  when  that  yeere  was  ended,  they  came 

48.7.  as  for  me,  when  I  came  from  Pad  an 

when  yet  there  was  but  a  little  way  to 

17.  when  Jofeph  faw,  that  his  father  laid  his 
49.33.  when  Jacob  had  made  an  end  of  com. 
fo.^.when  the  dayes  of  his  mourning  were  paft 

17.  Jofeph  wept  when  they  fpake  unto  him 
Exod.i-iz.when  thou  haft  brought fo.  the  people 
^.zi.  when  thou  goeft  to  return  unto  Egypt 
1 8.8.did  to  me  when  I  came  forth  out  of  Egypt 
ix.  when  the  Lord  fhall  bring  thee  into  the 
i  y.  when  Pharaoh  would  hardly  let  us  goe 
17.  when  Phar.  had  let  them  goe ,  that  God 
i6.i-whenthe  Lord  fhall  give  you  in  the  eve. 
Lev.  y.  3.  whenhe  knowethof  it,  then  he     V.  4. 
y.  when  he  fhalbe  guilty  in  one  of  thefe 
9. 24.  when  all  the  people  faw,  they  fhooted 
10.  zo.  when  Mofes  heard  that,he  was  content 
14.  y7.  to  teach  when  it  is  unclean,&  when  it  is 
1 5.23.  when  he  toucheth  it,  he  fhalbe  unclean 
3  i.when  they  defile  my  taber.  that  is  among 
16. 17.  ye  fhall  flee  when  none  purfueth  you 
z6,when  I  have  broken  the  ftaffe  of  your 
Nnmb.io.i5.  came  to  pafle  when  the  ark  fetforw. 
$6,  when  it  refted,  he  faid,  Return,G*  Lord 
Deut.6.  7.  talk  of  ihemywhen  thou  fittcft  in  thine 
and  when  thou  walkeft  by  the  way 
when  thou  lieft  down,&  when  thou 
8.12.  left  when  thou  haft  eaten,and  art  full 

13.  and  when  thy  herds  and  flocks  multiply 

1 1-19  them  whxhou  fitteft  in  thine  houfe,&  w. 

z5.19.when  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  given  thee 

JbPj.zi.i6.  when  ye  have  tranfg.  the  cove,  of  the 

1  Sam-i  .12.  when  I  begin,  He  alfo  make  an  end 

10.2.  when  thou  art  departed  from  me  to  day 

1  z.  1  z.when  the  Lord  your  God  was  your  king 

30.26.  when  David  came  to  Ziklag,hefentof 
1  Kjng.S.10.  and  when  thou  hcareft  forgive 
1  K»>g-  % •  1 3  •  when  he  faith  to  thee, Wafh  and  be 
E-ya  4.  23.  when  the  copie  of  king  Artax.  letter 
Nch.z.6.  and  when  wilt  thou  returne 
Job  7.  4.  when  I  lie  down  I  fay  ,when  fhall  I  arife 

1z.z9.when  men  are  caft  down,then  thou  fhalt 
1^.11.  they  cry  notwhenhe  bindeth  them 
Pfal.  41.  y.  when  fhall  he  die,and  his  name  perifh 
42.2.  when  fhall  I  come  and  appeare  bef.God 
49. 16.  when  one  is  made  rich,  when  the  glory 

94.8.  and  ye  fools,  when  will  ye  be  wife 
101.2.  O  when  wilt  thou  come  unto  me 
1I9.  82.  faying,  When  wilt  thou  comfort  me 
1 2t>.  1 .  when  the  Lord  turned  againe  the  cap. 

Piw.4.11.  when  thou  goeft>  thy  fteps  fliall  not  be 
Fcclef.S.7.  who  can  tell  him  when  it  fhalbe 
Jer.5-  7.  when  I  had  fed  them  to  the  full,they 
11. 1 5. when  thou  doeft  evill,  then  thou  rejoy. 

13.27.  made  cleane^fej  fhall  it  once  be 
Amos  8.  y.  faying,  when  will  the  new  moone  be 
Ztch.7-5-  when  ye  fafted  and  mourned  in  the  fifth 

6.  when  ye  did  eat,  and  when  ye  did  drinkc 
Mat.z.ro.  when  they  faw  the  ftar ,  they  re  Joyce  d 
21.23.  when  he  was  come  into  the  temple,  the 
14.  i.when  fhall  thefe  things  be    Mar^.i$.a. 

if. wbenyetherfoie  fhall  fee  Mark.  14. 14. 

yo.  when  he  looketh  not  for 

2  y.37.  when  faw  we  thee  an  hungred,  and  fed 

3  8.  when  faw  we  thee  a  ftranger,  and  tooke 
19.when  faw  we  thee  fick,&  came  unto  thee 
44,  when  faw  we  thee  hungred,  or  athirft 
t6.$o.  when  they  had  fung  an  Hymne,they 

Mai\  14.  x&. 


27.19.  when  he  was  fet  down  on  the  judgment 
z6>when  he  had  fcourged  Jefus  Mart^  1  j .iT . 
l+.when  he  had  tafted  thereof,  he  wouid  1 
Marl^  4.1  y.  when  they  have  heard,  Satan  cometh 
itf.who  whin  they  have  heard  the  word 
3  4.  when  they  were  alone,  he  expounded  all 
y.i  8.  when  he  was  come  into  the  flap ,  he  that 
6 .20.  when  he  heard  him,  he  did  many  things 
■  4i.whm  he  had  taken  the  five  lo.&  two  hfh 
8.19.  when  I  brake  the  five  loaves  among 
20  and  when  the  feven  among  four  thoufand 
38.  when  he  cometh  in  the  glory  ofhis  Fath. 
9.  20.  when  he  faw  him,  flraightway  the  fpirit 
10.17.  whenhe  was  gone  forth  into  the  way 
12.14.5pka  they  were  come,  they  fay  unto 

ay.  when  they  fhallrife from  the  dead 
1 3 .7.  when  ye  fliall  heare  of  wars,  be  not 
1 1 .  when  they  fhall  lead  you,  and  deliver 
3  y.  know  not  when  the  mafler  of  the  houfe 
1 4.1 1 .  when  they  heard  it,  they  were  glad 
1  y  .4y  •  when  he  knew  it  of  the  Centur.  he  gave 
Luke  2.  39.  when  they  had.  pet  formed  all  things 
48.  when  they  faw  him,  they  were  amazed 
5.6.  when  they  had  done  this,  they  inclofed  a 
6. 13.  when  it  was  day,  he  called  unto  him  his 
1 1.2.  when  ye  pray,  fay;  Our  Father  which 
1 6.4.  that  when  I  am  put  out  of  my  ftewaidfh. 

9.  that  when  ye  faile,they  may  receive  you 
1 8.43.  when  they  law  it,  gave  praife  unto  God 
zi.  7.  Mafter,  but  when  fliall  thefe  things  be  - 
22.2y.  when  1  fent  you  without  purfe,and  fcrip 
23.42.  remember  me  when  thou  comeft  into 
J  Jon  4.2  y .  when  he  is  come,he  wil  1  tell  us  all 
6. 2  y.  when  they  had  fourd  him  on  the  other 
8.28-  when  ye  have  lift  up  the  fon  of  man 
1 1 . 6.  when  he  heard  therefore,  that  he  was 
1  i.i9.whtn  it  cometh  topafle3yemay  believe 
21  .when  Jefus  had  faid  thus,he  was  troubled 
^i.wbenhe  was  gone  our,  Jefus faid,Now  is 
14.  29.  when  it  cometh  to  pafle  ,  ye  might  bel. 
1 6-  i.when  he  is  come,he  will  reprove  the 
zo.zo .  when  he  had  fo  faid,  he  fhewed  unto 

24.  Thomas  was  not  with  them^wben  Jefus 

21. 1  y.  fo  when  they  had  dined,  Jefus  faith  to 

1 8.  when  thou  waft  young;  thou  girdeft  thy 

when  thou  fhalt  be  old  ,  thou  fhalt  llretch 

Acl.r.i-1.  when  they  were  come  in,  they  went  up 

2.37.  when  they  heard  this,  they  were  pricked 

3 .19.  when  the  times  of  refrefhing  fhall  come 

4.1 3.110W  wkn  they  faw  the  boldnes  of  Pet.& 

3 1 .  when  they  had  prayed,  the  place  was 

y.22.  when  the  officers  catnc,and  found  them.. 

zi.wben  we  had  opened,  we  found  no  man 

33.  when  they  heard  that,thcy  were  cut  to 
6.6.when  they  had  prayed,thcy  laid  their  hands 
7.23 .  when  he  was  full  fourty  yeers  old  it 

y4.w/;fHthey  heard  thefe  things, they  were 
60.  whc?ihe  had  faid  this,  he  fell  afleep 
8.  H.  when  they  believed  Philip  preaching  the 
iy.  who  when  they  were  come  down,prayed 

10.7.  when  the  angel  was  departed,he  called 
12. 2y.  whenthey  had  fulfilled  their  miniftry 
13.  3. whenthey  haft  faftcd,and  prayed,and 

Rom.f.i  3 .  fin  is  not  imputed,  when  there  is  no 
13-1  i.falvation  ncerer  then  when  we  believed 

1  Cor. 9  27.  left  that  by  any  meanes ,  when  I  have 
11.32.  when  we  are  judged,  wc  are  chaftcned 

34.  reft  will  I  fet  in  order  when  I  come 
1 3.1 1.  -n?fe?zl  was  a  child,  I  fpake  as  a  child 

when  I  became  a  man,  I  put  away  childifh 

16.2.  that  there  be  no  gatherings  when  I  come 

3.  when  I  come,  whomsoever  ye  fhall  appr. 

2  Cor.  1 2. 10.  when  I  am  weak,  then  am  I  ftrong 
Gal  4. 1 6.  and  not  only  when  I  am  prefent  with 
jTheff.f.i-  when  they  fhall  fay,Peace  and  fafety 
i  Thejfi .  1  o.whcn  we  were  with  you,thls  we  com. 
1  Pet.z.zi  .wb-he  was  reviled,reviled  not  ag.wb. 
1  John  2.28.  when  he  fhall  appeare,  we  may  have 
Rev.  22.  8.  when  I  had  heard  &  feen,  I  fell  down 

tPfjcnce. 
<7*W-3-i?.  to  till  the  ground  from  whence  he  was 

16.8.  Sarais  vcmd,whence  cameft  thou 
24-y.bring  thy  fon  whence  thou  cameft 
29.  4.  Jacob  faid,  My  brethren, whence  he  ye 
42. 7;  laid  unto  them,  whence  come  ye 

Numb.  11.  ij.  whence  fhould  I  have  flefh  to  give 
23. 13.  from 


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13 .1 3 .  from  whence  thou  mayeft  fee  them 
Dfftf.9.2.8.  left  die  land  whence  thou  broughteft 

1 1.1  o.  from  whence  ye  came  out,  where  thou 
fojh.  2.4.  bat  1  will  not  whence  they  were 

0.8.  and  ftomwbe?ice  came  ye 

2o-  6.  unto  the  citie  from  whence  he  fled 
Judg-i}.6.  but  1  asked  him  not  whence  he  was 

17. 9.  Micah  faid  to  him,  Whence  comeft  thou 
19.17.  whither  goeft  thou  ?  and  whence  comeft 

1  Sam.z%.  1 1.  whom  I  know  not  whence  they  be 
30.13.  to  whom  belongeft  thou  ?  whence  arc 
1  Sam.  1.3-  from  whence  comeft  thou 

13.  David  faid  to  the  young  manfi'hcnce  art 

s  Kw.5-25-  Elifoa  faid  unto  him,  whence  comeft 

6.27.  Lord  doe  not  help  thee,  whence  fhall  I 

so.  14.  hom  whence  came  thefe  men  unto  thee 

ifa.  39.  3. 

Neb.$.  1  2.  from  all  places  ^fewe  ye  fhall  returne 

fob  1.  7.  Lord  faid  to  Satan  ,r*ta«  comeft  thou 

Chap.  2.  J. 
io.ii-  before  I  goe  whence!  fhall  not  returne 
16.  ii.  goe  the  way  wfesce  1  fhall  not  returne 

28.10.  zpteaa  then  cometh  wifdom 

Ecclcf. 1.7-  unco  the  place  itomwhence  the  rivers 

//rt.30.6.  from  whence  come  the  young  and  old  li. 

47.  11.  thou  fhalt  not  know  from  whence  it  rif. 

« 1. 1 .  look  unto  the  rock  whence  ye  are  hewen 

to  the  hole  of  the  pit  whence  ye  are  digged 

Jtt.  19.  14.  bring  you  againe  to  the  place  whence 

Jonah  1 'S. whence  comeft  thou  ?  what  is  thy  coun. 

•Hah.*. 7.  whence  fhall  I  fcek  comforters  for  thee 

Mat.  1 1.44.  returne  into  my  houfe  from  whence  I 

Luke  11.  24. 
13.17.  from  whence  then  hath  it  tares 
5  4.  whence  hath  this  man  this  wifdom 
^.whence  then  hath  this  man  all  thefe  things 
Mar\  6.  2. 
j  <«33.  whence  fhall  we  have  fo  much  bread  in 
ii.i*.  thebaptifme  of  John,  whence  was  it 
Afg/'/j  8  4.  from  whence  can  a  man  fadsfie  thefe 

11.37.  and  whence  is  he  then  his  fon 
I.«4e  '  '43  -whence  is  this  to  me,  thit  the  mother 
13.15.  unto  you,  I  knowyenot  whence  you  ais 
Verfe  17. 
10.7.  could  no:  tell  whence  it  was 
fobn  1. 48.  whence  knoweft  thou  me 
i.  9.  and  knew  not  whence  it  was 
3. 8  .  but  canft  not  tell  whence  it  cometh 
4. 1 1 .  from  whence  then  haft  thou  the  living 
6.<(.-wbznce  fhall  we  buy  bread,  that  thefe  may 
7.17.  vve  know  this  man  whence  he  is 

Chnft  com:th,no  man  knoweth  whence  he 
18.  and  ye  know  whence  I  am 
8. 1 4.  for  1  know  whence  I  came 

ye  cannot  tell  whence  I  come 
9.19.  we  know  not  from  whence  he  is 

30.  that  ye  know  not  from  whence  he  is 

1 9.9.  faith  unto  Jefus ,  whence  art  thou 

Aft.i  4.26.6:0111  whence  they  had  been  recommen- 

Pfei/.j.io.  from  whence  we  look  for  the  Saviour 

Heb.i  i.r  5-  mindfull  of  the  countrey  from  whence 

9  from  whence  he  received  him  in  a  figure 
Jam,\.  1 .  from  whence  come  wars  and  fightings 
Rev.  1.5.  rememeber  from  whence  thou  art  fallen 
7.13.  and  whence  came  they 
HDhenfoetoer, 
Mirk  H-  7.wheftJbewfyM-viil\,ye  may  do  them 
Kom.i  5.14.  whensoever  I  take  my  journey  into 
Vtfljere, 

Gcn.i.i  1.  land  ofHavilahwte?  there  is  gold 
-  3. 11.  God  faid  unto  Adam,  where  art  thou 
4.  9.  where  is  Abel  thy  brother 
13.  3.  where  his  tent  had  been  at  the  beginning 

1  o.  well  watered  every  where  before  the  Lo. 

1 4.  look  from  the  place  where  thou  art 
18. 9.  where  is  Sarah  thy  wife 
19.5.  where  are  the  men  which  came  in  to  thee 

17.  to  the  place  where  he  flood  before  the 
20.1  5.  dwell  where  it  pleafeth  thee 
2,1.17.  the  voice  of  the  hdwherche  is 
11.7.  but  where  is  the  lambe  for  a  burnt-offer. 
27.35.  where  is  he  that  hath  taken  venifbn 
3 1.  13. 1  am  the  God  of  Bethel,  where  thou 

where  thou  vowed  ft  a  vow  unto  me 
33. 19.  Jacob  bought  a  parcell  of  a  field  where 
3  5. 1 3 .  in  the  place  where  he  talked  with  them 


15.  where  Godfpake  with  him,  Bethel 

17.  Hebton)  where  Abraham  and  Ifaac  foj. 
37.1 6.  tell  me  where  they  feed  their  flocks 
38.  ii.  where  is  the  harlot  that  was 
3  9. 10.  a  place  where  the  kings  prifoners  were 

40.3.  the  place  where  Joleph  was  bound 
43.30.  and  he  fought  where  to  weep 

Exod.z.zo.  faid  to  his  daughter,  where  is  he 
J.i  1.  get  you  ftraw  where  ye  can  find  it 
9.16.  where  the  children  of  Ifrael  were,  there 
1  !•  13.  for  a  token  upon  the  houfes  where  you 
30.  was  not  a  houfe  where  there  was  not  one 
1 5 .27.  where  were  twelve  wels  of  water 

1 8 .  j.  where  he  encamped  at  the  mount  of  G  od 
20.11.  unto  the  thicke  darkenes  where  God 

14.  in  all  places  where  I  record  my  name 

19.  42.  where  lie  meet  you  to  fpeak  there  to 
30.  6.teftimony>wtoe  I  will  meet  with  thee 

Verfe  36. 

Lev.q.iz. to  a  cleane  place  where  theafhes  are 

24.  kill  it  in  a  place  where  they  kill  the 

33.  in  the  place  whc.  they  kil  the  burnc-off. 

Chap.  7.  2. 

6.i  5. in  the  place  where  the  burnt-offer. is  kill- 

14.13.  flay  the  lambe  in  the  place  where  he 
Numb.  9. 1 7 .  in  the  place  where  the  cloud  abode 

i2.2i.toHebronivb.Ahiman,Shefhai  &  Tal. 

17.4.  before  the  teftimony  where  I  will  meet 
12. 16.  in  a  narrow  place  where  was  no  way  to 

33.14.  where  was  no  water  for  the  people  to 

J  4.  fhalbe  in  the  place  where  his  lot  falleth 
Deitt.1.1 1.  where  ihou  haft  feene  how  that  the  L. 
8.1  5.  where  there  was  no  water,  who  brought 
n.io.where  thou  fowedft  thy  feed,Srwateredlt 

30.  by  the  way  where  the  fun  goeth  down 

18.6.  any  of  thy  gates  out  ofal!  Ifrael  where 
23.16.  where  it  liketh  him  beft ,  thou  fhalt  not 
3 1.37.  he  fhall  fay,  Where  are  their  gods 

Jojh.4.3.  out  of  the  place  where  the  pricfts  feet 

judg.j.zl.  he  fell  where  he  bowed 

6.12.  z.nc\where  be  all  his  miracles  that  our  fa. 
9.38.  -where  is  now  thy  mouth  wherewith  thou 
17.8.  to  fojourne  where  he  could  find  a  place 

9. 1  goto  fojourne  where  I  may  find  a  place 
18.10.  a  place  where  there  is  no  want  of  any 
19.26.  dooreofthe  mans  houk^bcrchcr  lord 

Ruth  1 .  7.  went  forth  out  of  the  place  wkerehe 

16.  where  thou  lodgeft,I  will  lodge 

17.  where  thou  dieft,  will  I  die 

z.  19  where  haft  thou  gleaned  to  day 

and  where  wroughteft  thou  ?  Blefled  be  he 
3.4.  (halt  marke  the  place  where  he  fhall  lie 
1  Sam.  3.3.  temple  of  the  Lord  where  the  ark  of 
9.10.  fo  they  went  into  the  citie  where  the  man 

18.  faid,Tell  me  where  the  Seers  houfe  is 
10.  f.wkri'dsthegarifonofthePhilift.  and  it 
14.  1 1.  out  of  the  holes  where  they  had  hid 
19.3.  ftand  befide  my  fath.  in  the  field  where 

ii.  and  asked, where  are  Samuel  and  David 
20.  19.  come  to  the  place  where  thou  didft 
2 1. a.  of  the  bufTnefle  whereabout  I  fend  thee 
13. ti.  fee  his  place  where  his  haunt  is 

1 3 .  of  all  the  lurking  places  where  he  hideth 

26.  j.came  to  the  place  where  Saul  had  pitched 

David  beheld  the  place  where  Saul  lay 

16.  and  now  fee  where  the  kings  fpeare  is 
30.  9.  where  thofe  that  were  left  behind,ftayed 

3 1.  to  all  the  places  where  David  was  wont 
1  Sam.z.  13.  came  to  the  place  where  Afahel  fell 

9.4.  king  faid  unto  h\mywhere  is  he 
11.16.  where  he  knew  that  valiant  men  Were 
if.  12.  fentfor  Ahitho.  from  Giloh,  whercht 
16.3-  and  where  is  thy  mailers  fon 
1 7. 1 2.  come  upon  him  in  fome  place  where  he 
20.  they  hid,whcre  is  Ahimaaz  &  Jonathan 

1 8.7.  where  the  people  of  Ifrael  were  flaine 

1  r\iȣ'.7-8.  his  houfe  where  he  dwelt  had  another 

17. 1 9.  carried  him  into  a  loftwhere  he  abode 
iK/Bg.1.14.  and  faid,  Wfero  isthe  Lord  God  of 
4.  8.  pafled  to  Shunem  where  was  a  great  wo. 
6.1.  the  place  where  we  dwell  with  thee  is  too 
6.  man  of  God  faid,  where  fell  ic 
13  .'he  faid,  Goe  and  fpie  where  he  is 
1 8 ,3  4  where  are  the  gods  of  Hamath,&  of  Har. 
tvhtre  arc  the  gods  of  Sepharvaim 
Ifa.  36. 19. 
-.     .    Ii  I i I  3 


1  y.  1 3  .where  is  the  king  of  Hamath  Jfa.  37.13 

13. 7.  where  the  women  wove  hangings  for  the 
1  Cbro. 36. 20.  where  they  were  fervants  to  him 
E^ra  1 ,7.whofoever  remaineth  in  any  placewbere 
Neh.i  3 .  5..  where  afore,-time  they  laid  their  meat. 
Ejib--j.<).  where \she  that  durft  prefume  to  doe  fo 
Jo'j  4.7.  or  where  w  .  re  the  righteous  cut  off' 

9.  24.  if  not,  where,  and  who  is  he 
1 0.21.  and  wfcc;e  the  light  is  as  darkencfle  '  , 
I4.10.  man  giveth  up  the  ghoft,  &  where  is  he 
1  j. 23.  wand,  abroad  for  brcad,laying,«%r£  is 
1 7.  i  j.  and  where  is  now  my  hope 
zo.  7.  they  that  have  feen  him  fhall  fay.  Where 
21.28.  ye  fay ,  Where  is  the  houfe  of  the  prince 
where  are  the  dwelling  places  of  the  wick. 

28.1 2.  but  where  fhall  wifdom  be  found 

and  where  is  the  place  of        Verfe  2  o. 
35.10.  none  faith,  where  is  God  my  Maker 
3  8.  4.  where  waft  thou  when  I  laid  the  tounda. 
19.  where  is  the  way  where  light  dwelleth 

as  for  darkneffe,  where  isthe  place  thereof 
26.  where  no  man  is :  on  the  wildcrnefle 
.    39.  30.  where  the  flaine  are,therc  is  fhe 

40.20.  where  all  the  beaftsof  the  field  play 
Pfal.19. 3.  no  language ,  where  their  voice  is  not 

26.8.  the  place  where  thine  honour  dwelleth 
4i-3.continually  fay  unto  me,n  here  is  thy  G od 

10. fay  daily  unto  me.  Where  is  thy  God 
53.  J.  they  in  great  feare  where  no  feare  was 

63.1.  in  a  dry  and  thirlty  hndjvberc  no  water 

69.2.  into  deep  waters,w/;e>e  the  floods  overfl. 

79. 10.  fhould  the  heathen  fay,  where  is  their 

Ffal.nf.%. 

84.3.  a  neft  for  her  felfe,  where  fhe  may  lay 
107. 40.  to  wander  in  the  wild,  where  there  is 

Prow. 1 1. 14.  where  no  counfell  is,  the  people  fall 

14.4.  where  no  oxen  are,  the  crib  is  cleane 

1  j. 17.  better  is  a  dinner  of  herbs  where  love  is 
26.  20.  where  no  wood  is,  there  the  fire  goeth 

29.1 8.  where  there  is  no  virion,  the  people 
Ecclcf.i.$.  hafteth  to  the  place  where  he  arofe 

5.4.  where  the  word  of  a  king  is,there  is  power 
jo.  forgotten  in  the  citie  where  they  had  fo 

1 1. 3. place  where  the  tree  falleth,there  it  fhall 
Cant.i.-;.  where  thou  feedcft,w^;e  thou  raakeft 
ifa.  10.3 .  where  will  ye  leave  your  glory 

19.11.  where  are  thy  wife  men 
33>i8.wte>'eisthefcribe?B^Mis  the  receiver? 

where  is  he  that  counteth  the  towers 
3  5~7-  in  the  habitation  of  dragons  vAierc  each 
49.  ti.  thcCe^wherc  had  they  been 
50.1 .  where  is  the  bill  of  your  mothers  divorc. 

51.13.  where  is  the  fury  of  the  oppreflour 

57.  8.  thou  lovedft  their  bed  where  thou  faweft 

63.11.  faying, rrfc'f  is  he  that  brought  ihcm 

where  is  he  that  put  his  holy  Spirit 
1  j.  where  is  thy  zcale  and  thy  ftrer.gth 
66.1.  where  is  the  houfe  that  ye  build  unto  me 
and  where  is  the  place  of  my  reft 
Jer.x-6. neither  faid  they,H'/;cre  is  die  Lord  that 
that  no  man  pafled  thorow,&  where  no 
8.  the  priefts  faid  not,where  is  the  Lord 
28.  but  where  are  thy  gods  that  thou  haft 
3.1.  fee  where  thou  haft  not  been  lien  with 
6-16.  where  is  thegood  way,  and  walk  therein 
7.11.  where  1  fct  my  Name  at  the  firft 
13.10.  where  is  the  flock  that  was  given  thee 
16. 13.  where  I  will  not  fliew  you  favour 
17.  15.  they  fay  unto  me,  Where  is  the  word  of 
21.  z6-  into  another  countrey  where  ye  wtre 
35.  7.  livemanyday:sinthe  land  whe re  ye  be 
3  6.  1 9.  let  no  man  know  where  ye  be 

37.19.  where  Are  now  your  prophets  which 

38.9.  to  die  for  hunger  in  the  place  where  he  is 

39.5.  wherehegwe  judgment  upon  him 
Lam.  1. 1 1.  fay  to  their  motheis ,  n'here  is  corne  & 
E^.8.3.  where  wasthefeat  of  the  image  of  jea. 

11.16.  in  the  countreys  wliere  they  fhall  come 
17.  out  of  the  countreys  where  J^have  been 
1 3 . 1  z.where  is  the  dawbing  wherewith  ye  have 

17. 10.  it  fhall  wither  in  the  furrowes  where  it 
16.  in  the  place  where  the  king  dwelleth 

21.30.  judge  thee  in  the  place  where  thou  waft 

34. 1 2.  where  they  have  been  fcattered  in  a 
43.7.  where  I  will  dwell  in  the  midft  of  the 

46.20.  this  is  the  place  where  the  pried  fi>aJl 

s  4.  when 


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za,.where  the  mini  Iters  of  the  hou.fhall  boile 
Dan.S.i  7.  he  came  neere  where  I  flood 
Hof.i  10.  Where  it  was-  faid  unto  them,  Ye  are  not 

1  ■>  1  o.  where  is  any  other  that  may  fave  thee 
foeli  17.  fay  among  the  people,  where  is  their 
/*«<»  3.  y.  can  a  bird  Ml— where  no  ginneis  for 
Ato/;  7. 10.  faid  unto  me,  *rte«  is  the  Lord  thy 
Nubian  z.n.  wtei-e  is  the  dwelling  of  the  lions 
wfeo-e  the  lion,  even  the  old  lionwalketh 
3.17.  their  place  is  not  known  where  they  are 
Zeph.2.19.  where  they  have  been  put  to  fhame 
Zech.  1.  y.  your  fathers ,  wtere  are  they 
Mai. 1.6  he  a  fa.*fe#  is  mine  ho.-be  a  ma.wtee 

2.17.  delighteth  in  them,or  where  is  the  God 
Mat.  2.  i.  faying,  Where  is  he  that  is  born  King  of 
4.  demanded  of  them  where  Chrift  fhould  be 
9.  flood  over  where  the  young  child  was 
6. 19-  wfcfttf  moth  and  ruft  doth  corrupt 

where  theeves  break  thorow  and  fteale 

zo.where  neither  moth  nor  ruft  doth  corrupt 

where  theeves  doe  not  break  thorow,nor 

21.  where  yourtreafure  is  there  will  your 

Lnfe  12.  34. 

8. to-  Son  of  man  hath  not  where  to  lay  his 

Lufe9-  58. 
18.  20.  where  two  or  three  are  gathered  in  my 
15.14.  reaping  where  thou  haft  not  fown 

gathering  where  thou  haft  not  ftrawed 
z6.  that  I  reap  where  I  fowed  not 

and  gather  where  I  have  not  ftrawed 

26. 17.  where  wilt  thou  that  we  prepare  for  thee 

Mar\  14.  \z.Lu\.  zz.  9. 

y  7.  where  the  fcribes  &  eld.  were  aflembled 

28.6-  come,  fee  the  placewhere  the  Lord  lay 

1 6.  into  a  mountaine  where  Jefus  had  ap. 
Af arl(  1. 4.  they  uncovered  the  roofc  where  he  was 

4.y.  where  it  had  not  much  earth 

1  y.  they  by  the  way-fide  ,  where  the  word  is 
y.40.  enrretb  in  where  the  damfell  was  lying 
6.y  y.  thofe  that  were  fick,  where  they  heard  he 
9.  44-  where  their  worme  dieth  not,and  the 

Chap.  46.  48. 
13.1 4.ftanding  where  it  ought  not  (let  him 
14.14.  the  Mafterfaith,Wl/e;'e  is  the  gueft-cha. 
Lit\c  22.  ii. 
1  y.47.  Mary  the  mother  of Jofes  beheld  where 
16.6.  behold  the  place  where  they  laid  him 
Lickp  \.i6-  he  came  to  Naz.  where  he  had  been  * 

1 7.  he  found  the  place  where  it  was  written 
8 .  2  y.  he  faid  unto  them,  Where  is  your  faith 
10  33-acertaine  Samaritan  came  where  he  was 
12.  17.  becaufe  I  have  no  room  where  to  beft. 

3 3  .where  no  thief  approacheth,ne;ther  moth 

17.17.  tencleanfed,  but  where  arc  the  nine 
37.  and  faid  unto  hiin,r?'.&e/-e,Lord 

it. to.  follow  him  into  the  houfe  where  he 
John  J.i8-thefe  things  were  done  where  John  was 
3  8-  being  interpreted,  Mafter  )  where  dwel. 
39.  they  came  and  faw  where  he  dwelt 
3.  8.  the  wind  bloweth  where  it  lifteth 

4.10.  in  Jeruf.  is  the  place  where  men  ought  to 
46.  where  he  made  the  water  wine 

6  1 3  unto  the  place  where  they  did  eat  bread 
6 1.  afcend  up  where  he  was  before 

7.11.  and  faid,  where  is  he 

34.  where  I  am,  thither  ye  cannot  come 
42.  out  ofthe  town  of  Berhle-  where  David 
8.10.  woman,  where  are  thofe  thine  accufers 
1 9.  then  faid  they  unto  him,  where  is  thy  fat. 

9.12.  where  is  he  ?  He  faid,  I  know  not 
10.40.  into  the  place  where  John  at  firft  bapt. 
1 1.6.  he  abode  two  days  in  the  fame  place  wh. 

30-  was  in  that  place  where  Martha  met  him 
3 2.  then  when  Mary  was  come  where  Jefus 
34.  and  faid,  where  have  ye  laid  him 
41 .  ftone  from  the  place  where  the  dead  was 
y7.  if  any  man  knew  where  he  were,  he 

111.  came  to  Bethany  whe'r-e  Lazarus  was 
z6.  where  I  am,  there  fhall  rny  fervant  be 

14.3.  that  where  I  am,  there  ye  may  be  alfo 

1 7.  *4.whom  thou  haft  given  me  be  with  me  vo. 

18. 1.  where  was  a  garden,  into  the  which  he 

19. 18.  where  they  crucified  him  j  &  two  other 
20.place  where  Jefus  was  crucified  was  neere 
4 1.  in  the  place  where  he  was  crucified 

zo.  z.  we  know  not  where  they  have  laid  him 


WHE        WHE 

1  z.  I  know  not  where  they  have  laid  him 

Verfe  13. 

1  •; .  tell  mc  where  thou  haft  kid  him 
Ac~i.z>  z.  rilled  all  the  houfe  where  they  were  fitt. 

4.  31.  place  was  fhaken  where  they  wereaflem. 
7.19.  land  of  Madian,  where  he  begat  two  fons 
33. place  whtxe  thou  ftandeft  is  holy  ground 
1 1. 1 1  .three  men  alrea.come  into  the  houfe  w 
1 1. 1  z.  where  many  were  gathered  together 
iy.36.  inevery  city  where  we  have  preached 
Rom.i.zT. where  is  boafting  then  >  It  is  concluded 

y.20.  where  fin  abounded,  grace  did  much 
r  Cor.  1 .20.  where  is  the  wife  ?  where  is  the  fcribe 
where  is  the  difputer  of  this  world 
1 2. 1 7. whole  body  were  an  eye}where  were  the 
whole  were  heanng,where  were  the 
19.  were  all  one  member }wbcre  were  the 
ij.yy.  O  death,  where  is  thy  fling 

O  grave,  where  is  thy  victory 
z  Cor.2.17.  where  the  Spirit  ofthe  Lord  is,there 
Gal. 4.  1  j.  where  is  then  the  bleflednes  you  fpake 
Heb.9.16.  where  a  teftament  is,  there  muft  be 

r<>jtS. where  remiffion for  thefe  is,  thercisno 
Jam.?r-i6,  where  envying  and  ftrife  is,  there  is 

1  Pet .4.1%.  white  ft\A\  the  ungodly  &  finner  ap. 

2  Pet.  2.  4.  hy'mgJJ'here  is  the  promifeofhis 
Kev.z.12.  and  where  thou  dwelled,  even  where 

1 1.14.  where  (lie  is  nourished  for  a  time,  and 

20. 10.  where  the  beaft  and  the  falfe  prophet 
UDfyereabcmt,  Seefltbont. 
HDljereas. 
Gen.  1  i.j  7.  whereas  thou  haft  fearched  all  my 
Deut.19.6.  whereas  he  was  not  worthy  of  death 

28.62.  whereas  ye  were  as  the  ftars  of  heaven 
r  Sam.z4.17. whereas  I  have  rewarded  thee  evill 
2  Sam.  7-  6.  whereas  I  have  not  dwelt  in  any  ho. 

iy.  20.  whereas  thou  cameft  but  yefterday 

1  %jag.8. 1  S.whereas  it  was  in  thine  heart  to  build 

1  z.i  1.  now  whereas  my  father  did  lade  you 

2t%0.IO.lI. 

2  Kjng.11.19.  whereas  now  thou  fhalt  finite  Syr. 
1  c%0.28. 13.  wfere/H  we  have  offended  againft 
Job  2  2. 20.  whereas  our  fubftance  is  not  cut  down 
Ecclef.^.x^.whereashe  that  was  born  in  this  king. 
Ifa.27.z1.  whereasthoa  haft  prayed  to  me  aga. 

60. 1  5. whereas  thou  haft  been  fbrfaken  &  hated 
y<r.4.io.  whereas  the  fword  reacheth  unto  the 
£^£.13.7.  whereas  ye  fay,  The  Lord  faith  it 

1(5-7. .whereas  thou  waft  naked  and  bare 

2  4.  whereas  none  followed]  thee  to  commie 
3  y.  1  o.  whereas  the  Lord  was  there 

36.34.  whereas  it  lay  defolate  in  the  fight  of 

Dan.z.^i.whereas  thou  faweft  the  feet  &  toes,part 

43.  whereas  thou  faweft  iron  mixed  with 

4.  23.  whereas  the  king  faw  a  watcher  and  a 
26.  whereas  they  commanded  to  leave  the 

8.22.  whereas  fame  ftood  up  for  it 
Mai.  1  .^.whereas  Edom  faith,  We  are  impoverish. 
John  9.1  y.  whereas  I  was  blind,  now  I  fee 
t  Cor-  2. 2.  whereas  there  is  any  among  you  envy. 
JM.4.14.  whereas  ye  know  not  what  flialbe  on 

1  Pe£.2.i2.  that  K>tow<rtheyfpeak  againft  you 

3.16.  whereas  they  fpeak  evill  of  you,  as  evil] 

2  Pet.  2. 1 1.  whereas  angels — bring  not  railing 

©aijercbp. 
Gen- 1  y.8.  whereby  fhall  I  know  that  I  fhall  inhe. 

44.  y.  and  whereby  indeed  he  divineth 
I.ra.22.y.  whereby  he  may  be  made  uncleans 
Numb. $.S.whereby  an  atone,  fhalbc  made  for  him 

i7.y.  whereby  they  murmure  againft  you 
Deut.7.19.  whereby  the  Lord  thy  God  brought 

a8 .  20.  whereby  thou  haft  forfaken  me 
1  Sam.zo.2  2.  whereby  Jonath.  knew  that  it  was 
Ffal.tf.<;. whereby  the  people  fall  under  thee 
8.  whereby  they  have  made  thee  glad 
■68. 9-whereby thou  didft  confirme  thine  inher. 
Jcr.  2.  8.  when  for  all  the  caufes  whereby  back-fl. 
17.19.  whereby  the  kings  of  Judah  come  in 
23 .6.this  is  his  Name  whereby  he  flialbe  called 
3  3.8.  whereby  they  have  finned  againft  me 
whereby  they  have  finned,  &  whereby  they 
E^.18.31.  whereby  ye  have  tranfgrefled,  and 
zo.i  y.igave  them  judgements  whereby  they 
29  >z6. whereby  they  have  trefpafled  againft  me 
40. 49.  brought  me  by  the  fteps  whereby  they 

45.  9.  by  the  way  ofthe  gate  whereby  he  came 


WH  E        WHE 


47. 13.  whereby  ye  fhall  inherit  the  land 
Zepb.z.2.  whereby  they  have  reproached  my  peop. 
Lukji  1.  18.  whereby  fhall  I  know  this 

7  8.  whereby  the  day-fpring  from  on  high 
Aft-^.i 2.  given  among  men  whereby  we  muft  be 

1 1. 1 4.  whereby  thou  and  all  thy  houfe  flialbe 

19.40.  being  no  caufe  whereby  we  may  give  an 
Rom.B.i  y.  whereby  we  cry,  Abba,Father 

14.2 1.  nor  any  thing  whereby  thy  brother 
Ephef.t.  4.  whereby  when  yc  read  ye  may  underft. 

4.  14.  whereby  they  lie  in  wait  to  deceive 
30.  whereby  ye  are  feakd  unto  the  day  of 
Philip. 3 .21.  whereby  he  is  able  even  to  fubdue  all 
Ueb.iz.zl.whereby  we  may  ferve  God  acceptably 
z  Pet.  1.4.  whereby  are  given  unto  us  exceed  gre. 

3.  6.  whereby  the  world  that  then  was,  being 
1  John  2.  18.  whereby  we  know  that  it  is  the  lait 

Gen.10.9.  wherefore  it  is  faid.  Even  as  Nimrod 
16. 14.  wherefore  the  well  was  called  Beer-la. 
18.13.  wherefore  did  Sarah  laugh 
zi.10. wherefore  ihe  faid  to  Abraham 3Caft  out 
3  x.wherefore  he  called  that  place  Beerfheb; 

24. 31.  wherefore  ftandeft  thou  without 

26.  2  7.  wherefore  come  ye  to  me,feeing  ye  hate 
2y.2y.  wherefore  then  haft  thou  beguiled  me 
31.27.  wherefore  didft  thou  flee  away  fecretly 
30.  yet  wherefore  haft  thou  ftollen  my  god 
32.  29.  wherefore  is  it  that  thou  doft  aske  after 

38. 10.  wherefore  fhe  flew  him  alfo 

40.7.  wherefore  looke  ye  fo  fadly  to  day 

43.6.  wherefore  dealt  ye  fo  ill  with  me 
44-H.wherefore  have  ye  rewarded  evill  for  good 

7.  wherefore  faith  my  Lord  thefe  words 
47.19.  wherefore  fhall  we  die  before  thine  eye: 

22.  wherefore  they  fold  not  their  lands 
yo-i  1.  wherefore  the  name  of  it  was  called  Ab. 
Exod-z.i2.  wherefore  fmitteft  thou  thy  fellow 
5 .4  .wherefore  do  ye,  Mofes  and  Aaron ,  let  the 

i+.whercforc  have  ye  not  fulfilled  your  task 

1  y.  wherefore  dealeft  thoii  thus  with  thy  fer. 

22.  wherefore  haft  thou  fo  evill  intreated 
6£.  wherefore  fay  unto  die  children  of  Ifrael 
14.11.wJwe/irehaft  chou  dealt  thus  with  us 

1  y.  wherefore  crieft  then  unto  me 
l7.z.wberefore  the  people  did  chide  with  Mofes 
wlxrefore  doe  ye  tempt  the  Lord 

j.  wherefore  is  this,that  thou  haft  brought  us 

20.1 1 .  wherefore  the  Lord  blefled  the  fabbath 
3 1. 16.  whereforcthe  children  of  I  Ifrael  fhall 
3  z.whercfore  fhould  the  Egyptians  fpeak  &  fay 

Lev.  1 0.1 7. where  fore  have  ye  not  eaten  the  fin-of. 
1 3. 2y. wherefore  the  prieft  fhall  pronounce  him 
25.1 8-  wherefore  ye  fhall  doe  my  ftatutes 

Numb*9. 7. where  fore  are  we  kept  backc 

11. 1 1.  where  fore  haft  thou  afflicted  thy  fervarjt 
wherefore  have  I  not  found  favour  in  thy 

1 2.8.  wherefore  then  were  ye  not  afraid  to. 
I4.3 .  wherefore  hath  die  L. brought  us  unto  this 

41.  wherefore  now  doe  ye  tranfgr.  the  com. 
16. ^-wherefore  then  lift  ye  up  your  felvesabovc. 
20.  y.  wherefore  have  ye  made  us  to  come  up 

2 1 .  wherefore  Ifrael  turned  away  from  him  ■ 
2 1.5.  wherefore  have  ye  brought  us  up  out  of 

1 4.  wherefore  it  is  faid  in  the  book  of  the 
27.  wherefore  they  that  fpake  in  prover.  fay ' 

22.32.  wherefore  haft  thou  fmitren  thine  afle 
2y.i2.  wherefore  fay  ,  Behold,!  give  unto  him 
3  2.y.  wherefore  faid  they,  If  we  have  found 

7-  wherefore  difcourage  ye  the  heart  of  the 
Deut.7.1 2.  wherefore  it  fhall  come  to  pafT.*,if  ye 

10.9.  wherefore  Levi  hath  no  part  nor  inher. ; 

19.7.  wherefore  I  command  thee,  faying.  Thou 
2  9.  24.  wherefore  hath  the  Lord  done  this  untoj 

Joflj.^9.  wherefore  the  name  ofthe  place  is  called 
7.  y.  wherefore  the  hearts  ofthe  people  rnelt 
7 •■wherefore  haft  thou  at  all  brought  this  peo. 
10.  wherefore  lieft  thou  thus  upon  thy  face 
26.  wherefore  the  name  of  that  place  was 
9.1 1.  wherefore  oat  elders — fpake  unto  us 

22 .  whereforehavc  ye  beguiled  us 

%o. 2. where  fore  Adoni-zedek  king  of  Jeruf  fent 
J udg.z.-i. where fore T  alfo  faid,Ile  not  drive  them 
10.13.  wherefordle  deliver  ye  no  more 
1 1.27.  wherefore  I  have  not  finned  againft  thee 
1 2 . 1.  wherefore  pafTedft  thou  over  to  fighr  aga. 
2 .  wherefore 


WHE 


W  H  E 


WHE         WHE 


WHE 


WHE 


3.  wberef.  then  are  ye  come  unto  me  this  day* 
1 5 .  19.wberef.he  called  the  name  therof  En-ha. 

1 8.  i  2.  wberef. they  called  that  place  Mahaneh. 
Ruth  1.7.  wberef.  foe  went  forth  out  of  the  place 
1  Sam.i. io.wberef.it  came  to pafle  when  the  time 

2.17. wberef. the.  fin  of  the  young  men  was  very 

zq. where  fore  kick  ye  at  my  factifice 
,  ,  therefore  hath  the  Lord  finitten  us  to  day 
6.5  .wberf.ye  mall  make  images  of  your  emero. 
6.  wberef.  then  do  ye  harden  your  hearts  as 
a. 2  1.  wherefore  then  fpeaked  thou  fo  to  me 
1 5 . 1  9  .wherefore  then  did  ft  thou  not  obey  the 
16. 1 9. wherefore  Saulfent  mefTeng.  unto  Jefle 
18. 1 5-  wberef.  when  Saul  faw  that  he  behaved 
2 1  .wberef.  Saul  laid  to  Dav.  Thou  (halt  this 
z%.whcref£>2ind  arofe,  he,  and  his  men,and 

1 9.  <.whercfxhen  wilt  thou  fin  aga.innoc.bioud 
zq.wbercf.thcy  Cay,  Is  Saul  alio  am.the  pro. 

zo.z7.wberf.com.zth  not  the  fon  of  Jefle  to  meat 
3 1  .wberef.  now  fend,and  fetch  him  to  me, for 
,  z. wberef. (hall  he  be  flain?what  hath  he  do. 

z1.14.wberef.thsn  have  ye  not  brought  him  to 

22.25.  wherefore  he  came  down  into  a  rock 
28. where fore  Saul  returned  from  purfuing 

2  \.<)  .wherefore  heareft  thou  mens  words 

1  ^.wherefore  the  Lord  reward  thee  good 
25.8.  wberef  let  the  young  men  find  favourin 

3.6.  wberef.  die  told  him  nothing  more  or  le. 

26.1  5  .wberef.  then  haft  thou  not  kept  thy  lord 

iS.wheref.doth  my  lord  thus  purfue  after  his 

27. 6.  wberef.  Ziklag  pertaineth  to  the  kings  of 
'  28.9.  wberef .then  laieft  thou  a  fnare  for  my  life 

1 6. .wherefore  then  doft  thou  ask  of  me 

29.7.  wherefore  now  return,and  go  in  peace 
10.  wberef.  now  rife  up  early  in  the  morning 

1  Sam. i.i6.whcrcf shut  place  was  called, Helkath. 
zz.whccf.  lhould  I  finite  thee  to  the  ground 
zx.wheref.  Abner-fmotehim  under  the  fifth 
l&.-whercf. they  faid,  The  blind  and  lame  Ihall 
7.12.  wherefore  thou  art  grear,0  Lord  God 
lO.i-.wfo'f/'Haniin  took  Davids  ferv.and  (hav. 
1 1. zo.  wberef.  approached  ye  fo  nigh  unto  the 
1 2.23-now  he  is  deadjxherefore  lhould  I  faft 
14. 1 3. wbe rcf. then  haft  thou  thought  fuch  ath. 
zt.wbcrcf.  have  thy  ferv.  fet  my  field  on  fire 
iz.whcrefoream  I  come  from  Gefhur 
1  j. 1 9.  wherefore goeft  thou  alfo  with  us 
16.10.  wbcrcforehaR.  thou  done  fo 
18. 22.  wherefore  wilt  thou  run,  my  fon 
1 9. 1 2.  wherefore  then  are  yc  the  laft  to  bring 

2  5. wherefore  wenreft  thou  not  with  me,  Mep. 

3  5. wberef  then  mould  thy  fer.  be  yet  a  bi-trd. 
42. wherefore  then  be  ye  angry  for  this  matter 

zi.^. wberef. David  faid  to  the  Gib.what  fhall  I 
2 4. it.  wb.ref.  is  my  lord  the  king  come  to  his 

1  Kj.i.i.whrrefhis  ferv. faid  unto  him,  Let  thrre 

1  l.wfct/.Nathan  fpake  unto  Bathfheba  the 
41  .wherefore  is  this  noife  of  the  citie 
1  i.i  i.whercf.ihc  Lo.  faid  unto  Sol.Forafmuch 

1 2.1  f.  wberef.  the  king  heark.  not  unto  the  peo. 
1 6. 1 6. where  fore  all  Ifrael  made  Omri-king 

11.2  q.wheref  he  faid  to  the  driver  of  his  charet 

2  Xi.q.ii.wberefore  wiltthou  go  to  him  to  day 

3  1. where fore  he  went  again  to  meet  him 
y.7.wfe>'f/".confider,T  pray  you,  and  fee  how  he 

^.wherefore  haft  thou  rent  thy  clothes 
7,7.  wberef.  they  arofe,  and  fled  in  the  twilight 
9.1 1.  wherefore  came  this  mad  fellow  to  thee 

zfi.  wherefore  they  came,and  told  him 
17 .1 6 .wberef  they  fpake  to  the  king  of  Aflyria 
19.4.  wberef.  lift  up  thy  prayer  for  the  remnant 

Ifai.  3  7.4. 

1  Cbron.xt.i  i.whcrefore  that  place  is  called  Perez. 

2  Cbron.19.7.  wberef.  now  let  the  fear  of  the  Lord 

25.10.  wberef.  their  anger  was  greatly  kindled 
1  j. wberef.  the  anger  of  the  Lo.  was  kindled 

28.?, wberef  the  Lo.his  God  delivered  him  into 

29.8.wfcei'c/".the  wrath  of  the  Lord  was  upon  Ju. 

34.tt>fer/;their  brethren  the  Levites  did  help 

33.11.  wberef.  the  Lord  brought  Upon  them  the 
Ncb.z.z.  wheref.the  king  faid  unto  me,  Why  is  thy 
Efth.2.6.  wberef.  Haman  fought  to  deftroy  all  the 

9.26.  wherefore  they  called  thefe  dayes  Purirn 
fob  3.  20.  wherefore  is  light  given  to  him  that  is  in 
10.2.  mew  me  wberef.  thou  contended  with  me 
18.  wberef.  then  haft  thou  brought  forth  out 


13. 14.  wherefore  do  I  take  my  flelh  in  my  teeth 

z^.whercfore  hided  thou  thy  face 
1  %,z. wherefore  are  we  counted  as  beafts  I 

zi. 7. .where fore  doth  the  wicked  live 

3  z.6.whcrefore  I  was  afraid,  and  durft  not  fhew 
H.i.wheref.  Job,  I  pray  thee,hear  my  fpeeches 
4i.6.wbcrcf.l  abhor  my  felf,and  repent  in  duft 

Pfal.io.ix.wberef.  doth  the  wicked  contemn  God 
44.Z4.whcreforc  hidefl  thou  thy  face 

49.5.  wberef.  lhould  I  fear  in  the  dayes  of  evil 
7  9. 10. wberef. mould  the  heathen  fav,  Where  is 

'pfal.iij.i. 
89.47. wherefore  haft  thou  made  all  men  in  vain 
Prov.i7.i6.wherefore  is  there  a  price  in  the  hand 
Ecclef.  3.22.  wberef.l  perceive  that  there  is  noth. 
4.2.  wherefore  1  praifed  the  dead 
$.<?.  wberef.  lhould  God  be  angry  at  thy  voice 
Ifai.'j.^.wberef  when  I  looked  that  it  lhould  bring 
10.12-  wberef.  it  (hall  come  to  pafle,  that  when 
16.11. where  fore  my  bowels  fhall  found  like  an 
24.1$.  wberef.  glorifie  ye  the  Lord  in  the  fires 
29.1  z.wbcrefare  the  Lord  faid,Forafmuch  as 
30.1 2.  wberef.  thus  faith  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 
yo.i.  wherefore  when  I  came,  was  there  no  man 
jy .2.  wherefore  do  ye  fpend  money  for 
j  8.3  .wherefore  have  we  fadcd,fay  they 
6i»z.wbercfore  arc  thou  red  in  thine  apparell 
Jcr. 1*9. wberef cfec  I  will  yet  plead  with  you,faith 
iy.whercfore  will  ye  plead  with  me 
3  i.wberefore  fay  my  people, We  are  lords 
%.6.whcrrfre  a  lion  out  of  the  forreft  fhall  flay 
iq.wbcrefore  thusfaith  the  Lord  God  of  hofts 
19 .wherefore  doth  the  Lord  our  God  all  thefe 
li.i.wheref.doth  the  way  of  the  wicked  profp. 
wberef.  are  all  they  happy  that  deal 
1 3. 22, wherefore  come  thefe  things  upon  thee 
\6.10.wberef.  hath  the  Lo.  pronounced  all  this 
20. 1 8.  wberef.  came  I  forth  out  of  the  womb,  to 
22.8.  wberef.  hath  the  Lord  done  thus  unto  this 
28.  wberef.  axe  they  caft  our,  he  and  his  feed 
23.12.  wberef.  their  way  fhall  be  unto  them  as 
17.17. wherefore  lhould  this  citie  be  laid  wafte 

30.6.  wlxref.  do  I  fee  every  man  with  his  hands 
32. ^wherefore  doft  thou  prophefie 
I7.\%.whcref.  the  princes  were  wroth  with  Jer. 

40.1  ^wherefore  fhould  he  flay  thee 
44,6.wberef  my  fury,and  mine  anger  was  pow. 
46.  5.  wherefore  have  I  feen  them  difmayed 
49.^.wberefore  gloried  thou  in  the  valleys 

5 1.5-2..  wherefore  behoid,  the  dayes  come,faith 
Lam. 3.39. when fore  doth  a  living  man  complaine 

f.ao.  wherefore  doft  thou  forget  us  for  ever 
E^.^. 11. wherefore  as  I  live,  faith  t  e  Lord  God 
7.24.  wberef  1  will  bring  the  worft  of  the  heath. 
1 3. 20, when fore  thus  faith  the  Lo.Behold,I  am 
1 6.^. wberef mc,0  harlot,hear  the  word 
18.3  a. .wherefore  turn  your  felves,and  live  ye 

20.2  5  .wberef.l  give  them  alfo  ftatutes  that  were 
30.  wberef.  fay  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifr.  Thus 

21.7. fay  unto  thecjibcrefore  fighed  thou 

14  J. wberef.  thus  faith  the  Lo.  God,  Wo  unto 

Si.^.wheref.^thus  faith  the  Lord  God,  Ye  eat 

4  3. 8.  wberef.  I  have  con  fumed  them  in  mine  ang. 
Dan-i  -8-  wberef.  at  that  time  certain  Cald.  came  '■ 

4.i7.wheref.O  king,let  my  counfell  be  accepta. 
6.9.wheref.  king  Darius  figned  the  writing  and 
io.20.knowed  thou  wherefore  I  come  unto  ihee 
Joel  2. 1 7.  wberef.  lhould  they  fay,  Where  is  their 
Jonah  1. 14. when fore  they  cryed  unco  the  Lord 
Hab.1.1  i.whercf. looked  thou  upon  them  that  deal 
M4L1.14.  yet  ye  i~ay, Hlxrefore 

i<$. wberef.  one  ?  that  he  might  feek  a  goodly 
Mattb.6.10.  wberef.  ifGod  fo  clothe  the  grade  of 
f.io.wheref.  by  their  fruits  ye  (hall  know  them 
^.^.wberefore  think  ye  evil  in  your  hearts 
ii.xi.wheref.k  h  lawfull  to  do  well  on  the  fab. 
$1. wberef.  I  fay  unto  you,  All  manner  of  fin 
1 4ii.wberefore  didd  thou  doubt 
1 8.8.  where fif  thy  hand  or  thy  foot  offend  thee 
19.6.  wberef.  they  are  no  more  twain,  but  one 
il.li.wheref.yehe.  witnefl'es  unto  your  felves 
14-1 6. wberef. if  they  (hall  fay  unto  you,Behold 
i6^o.?riend,wberefore  art  thou  come 
27.8.  wberef.  that  field  was  called  the  field  of 
Luke  7-7  wberef.  neither  thought  I  my  felt  worthy 
47. wberef. I  fay  unto  thee,Her  fins  which  are 


19.13.  wberef.  then  gaveil  not  thou  my  money 
John  9. 17. wherefore  would  ye  hear  it  again 
del.  1 .1 1  .wberef. of  thefe  men  that  have  companied 
6.3. .when forct  brethren,look  ye  out  among  you 
io.2i.whatis  the  caufe  wherefore  ye  arc  come 
13.35.  wherefore  he  faith  alfo  in  another  Pfalm 
1 5.19. .wherefore  my  fentence  is,  that  we  trouble 
12.32.knew  not  wherefore  they  are  come  togeth. 
38.  wberef.  if  Demetrius,  and  the  craftfmen 
20.  z6.wberef.  I  take  you  to  record  this  day,that 
22.30.  wherefore  he  was  accufed  of  the  Jewes 
1 4.16  .wherefore  I  fent  for  him  the  oftner 
17. zi. wherefore  ^SiiSibe  of  good  cheer 
14.wherefore,l  pray  you  to  take  fome  meat 
Rom.7.4.wheref.  my  brethren,  ye  arc  become  dead 
12.  wherefore  the  law  is  holy 
9.3  i.wheref  becaufe  they  fought  it  not  by  fai.h 
13. i.wberefore  ye  mud  needs  be  fubject 
1  Cor. 4. 1 6.wherefore,l  befeech  you,be  ye  followers 
8.1 1. where f  i(  meat  make  my  brother  to  offend 
lo.n.wheref.  let  him  that  thinketh  he  ftandeth 
I4.wherf.my  dearly  beloved,  flee  from  idol. 
1 1.27.  wherefore  whofoever  (hall  eat  this  bread 
3  ^wherefore ,my  brethrcn,when  ye  come  tog, 
u.l.wbereforelgivc  you  to  undeid.  that  no 
14.22.  wherefore  tongues  arc  for  a  figne 
2.9. where  fore  3  brethren,  covet  to  prophefie 
1  Cor.z.S.wbercfore  I  befeech  you,  that  you  would 
5.9.  wberef.  we  labour,  thac  whether  prefent  or 
16.  wberef  henceforth  we  know  no  man  after 
6. 17. wherefore  come  out  from  among  them 
7.12.  wherefore  though  I  wrote  unto  you,  I  did 
8.24.  wherefore  fliew  ye  to  them  the  proof 
i  i.i  i.wberefore  ?  becaufe  I  love  you  not?  God 
Gal.  3.19.  wherefore  then  fervcth  the  Law 

Z4.wberefore  the  law  was  our  fchool-njader 

Ef>h.7..ii,wkercforc  I  defire  that  yefaint  not 

4.8 .wherefore  he  faith,When  he  afcended  up  on 

<;  .\4.wberef0re  he  faith,Awake  thou  that  flceped 

6. 1  i.wberefore  take  unto  you  the  whole  armour 

Pbil.z.<).whcrcforc  God  hath  highly  exalted  him 

1  i.wberefore, my  beloved,asyehave  alvvayes 
Col.z.zo.whcreforeiiye  be  dead  with  Chrift 

1  Tbef.z.i$.wberefore  we  would  have  come  unto 
3. 1 . wherefore  when  wc  could  no  longer  forbear 
4.i8.wberef.comfort  one  another  with  thefe  wo. 
5. ii.  when fore  comfort  your  felves  together 

2  Thcf.i.i  iMherefore  we  pray  alwayes  for  you 
Pbilem.S.  wherefore  though  I  might  be  much  bold 
Heb-8-l.  wherefore  it  is  of  necefluie  that  this  man 

1 2. i.wberefore  feeing  we  are  compaflcd  about 
12.  wberef.  lift  up  the  hands  which  hang  do. 
3 am,  1. 1 9. wberef. my  beloved  breth.!et  every  man 

4.6.wbercfore  he  faith,God  rcfifteth  the.proud 
1  Pet.i.  1. wberef.  laying  afide  all  malice,  and  all 

4A9. wberef. let  them  that  fufFcr  according  to  the 

3  John  10.  where f.  if  I  come,  I  will  remember  his 
Xw.i7.7-angelfaid  unto  me,  Wherefore  didft  thou 

tularin, 
Cen.i.ic.where'mthere  is  life,  I  have  given  every 
6.17x0  dedroy  all  newfvbertin  is  the  breath 
7.i5.went  in-two  &  two  -wherein  is  the  breath 
17.8.I  will  give^the  land  wherein  thou  art  a  d. 
21. 23.10  the  land  wherein  thou  had  fojourned 
28. 4. the  land  wherein  thou  art  a  drangcr 
37. 1. Jacob  dwelt  in  the  land  wherein  his  father 
£.13^.1.14.  all  the  {cr\icewh:rcin  they  made  them 
6.4.  the  land — wherein  they  were  (1  rangers 
i2.7.door-pods  of  the  houfes  wherein  they  dial 
1 8.1 1  .in  the  thing  wherein  they  dealt  proudly 
22. 27. raiment  for  his  sYm'.whercin  fhal  he  flcep 
H.ig.whcrein  fliall  it  be  known  hcre,that  I  and 
Lev. 4. 23. or  i/lvs  fin  wherein  he  hath  finned 
5.1  S.concerning  his  ignorance  wherein  he  erred 
^.18. earthen  vclTell  wherein  it  is  fodden 
1 1 .3  z.whcrein  any  work  is  done,  it  mud  be  put 
3^.a  founta.  or  pit,  wherein  there  is  plenty  of 
13.46.all  the  dayes  wherein  the  plague  fhall  be 
5  i.or  any  thing  of  skin}wbcrcin  the  plague  is 
54.wafh  the  thing  wherein  the  plague  is 
57. thou  (halt  burn  that  wherein  the  plague  is 
18. 3. doings  of  the  land  of  Eg.  whereinye  dwelt 
Nitm.ii.i  t. wherein  we  have  done  fooli(h.&  wher. 
ly.z.wberein  is  no  blemi(h,and  upon  which 
31.10.  they  burnt  all  their  cities  wherein  they 
33.5 5- vex  you  in  the  land  wherein  ye  dwell 

jl.33.ricc 


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3  5-33-noc  pollute  the  land  wherein  ye  are 
34.which  ye  fhall  inhabit jvherem  I  dwell 

Deut.S.g.a  land  wherein  thou  fhalt  eat  bread 
jz.i.  defttoy  all  the  places  wherein  the  nations 
'    7. wherein  the  Lord  thy  God  hath  blefled 
I7.i.any  bullock  or  meep,wherein  is  blemifh 
28.? z.wbemn  thou  truftedlt  thorowout  all  thy 

Joflr.Z. z4.1t!  the  wilder,  wherein  they  chafed  them 
10.17.  caft  them  into  the  cave,  wherein  they  had 

2  i.icj.pofleffion  of  the  Lotd}wberein  the  Lords 

33.defh.oy  the  landwberem  the  chil.of  Keu. 
14.17.prefcr.us  in  all  the  way  wherein  we  went 
Juclg.  1 6.  ?  and  fee  wherein  his  great  ftrength  lieth 
~£.  tell  me  wherein  thy  great  ftrength  lieth 

if. not  told  me  wherein  thy  great  ftrength 
1  8.6.beforc  the  Lo.  is  your  way  wherein  you  go 

1  Siim.6. 1  %. therein  the  jewels  of  gold  were 

1 4.38.  fee  wherein  this  fin  hath  been  this  day 

2  Sam. 7. 7  .in  ail  the  places  wherein  I  have  walked 
t  I<j.7.z6.  been  afflifted  in  all  wherein  my  father 

8.n.wberem  is  the  covenant  of  the  Lord 

z  Chron. 6. 11. 

36.  teach  them  the  good  way  wherein  they 

50.  wherein  they  have  tranfgreffd  agai.  thee 

j^i.wberein  the  manofGod  is  btiric-dalay  my 

2  !£'•  s  2.2.wte'«?j-}ehoiada  the  prieft  inftrufted 

1  $.6 .wherein  the  Lord  commanded,faying,The 

17.29.ever)'  nat.in  their  ck.wherein  they  dwelt 

18.19.  what  conlid.  is  this  wherein  thou  trulreft 

#^•.3  6.4. 
z  Chr0n.fi.z7. the  good  way  wherein  they  fhould 
8.r.  wherein  Sol.  had  built  the  houfe  of  the  Lo. 
33.19-places  wherein  be'built  high  places 
E^jvi  5.7.  wherein  was  written  :  Unto  Darius 
Xch. 6. 6. wherein  was  written,It  is  reported  among 
9.ii.light  in  the  way  Wherein  they  fhould  go 

1 9. the  way  wherein  they  fhould  go 
1 3 .1  5;  .in  the  day  wherein  they  fold  victuals 
Eflb.f.1  i.and  all  the  things  wherein  the  king  had 
8.1  i.wherein  the  king  granted  the  Jewes 
9.21. as  the  dayes  whereinthe  Jcwes  refted 
job  3.3'.let  the  day  perifh  wherein  I  was  born 
6. 16.  and  wherein  the  fnow  is  hid 

24.caufe  me  to  underftand  wherein!  have  er. 

3  8.2<5\on  the  wildei  nefs  wherein  there  is  no  man 
Pp/.74.2.this  mount  Sion  wherein  thou  haft  dwelt 

90.1  f  .according  to  the  dayes  wherein  thou  haft 
lo^.io.whcrc'maW  the  beads  of  the  forreft 

25.  wherein  are  things  creeping  innumerable 
142. 3. in  the  way  wherein  I  walked,  have  they 
143.8.  to  know  wherein  I  fhould  walk 

Ealef.z-  i9.1abour  wherein  I  have  lab.and  wherein 
2  z.whereiii  he  hath  laboured  under  the  fun 
3 .9.  in  that  wherein  he  laboureth 
89.  a  time  whereiit  one  man  ruleth  over  anotb. 

ifai.z.zz.for  wherein  is  he  to  be  accounted  of 
\ a,. ^wherein  thou  waft  made  to  ferve 
3  3.21.  wherein  fliall  gonogalley  with  oars 
47. 7  ^.wherein  thou  haft  laboured  from  thy  yo. 
65; .  1 2.  did  chufe  that  wherein  I  delighted  net 

Jer '.? .17 ■.wherein  thou  truftedft,  with  the  fvvord 
7.1 4. called  by  my  Name}wberein  ye  truft     . 
1 2.5. land  of  ycaccjvbercin  thou  truftedft,thcy 
16.19.  and  things  wherein  there  is  no  profit 
-  20.14.  curfed  be  the  day  wherein  I  was  born 

let  not  the  day  wherein  my  moth. bare  me 
22.28.  is  he  a  vefl'll  wbcre'n  is  no  pleafure 

3  i.9.in  a  ftraight  way  wherein  they  fliall  not  ft. 
3<?.i4.H?fefi'«»thou  haft  read  in  the  ears  pfthe 
4i-9.now  the  fnwirrcifi  Tfhmael  had  caft 
42.3.fhew  us  the  way  wherein  we  may  walk 
^S.^.wljerc'm  is  no  pleafure,  faith  the  Lord 

1  1 .43 .  a  land  wherein  no  man  dwelleth 
E%elr.io.3n.wherein  ye  are  fcattered,  with  a  migh. 
4 1  .countreys  wherein  ye  have  been  fcattered 
43.  all  your  doings,  wherein  ye  have  been 
23.1 9.  wherein  fhe  had  p'ayed  the  harlot  in  the 
26.10.into  a  city  wherein  is  made  a  breach 
3 1  6.water  w'tli  thy  blotid  the  land  »?/;»'.  thou 
37.23.dwelling  phcesywhereinxhey  have  finned 

2  ^.wherein  your  fathers  have  dwelt 
42.i4.Iay  their  garments  wherein 'deity  minifter 

4  4.i9.putoffcheir  garments  wherein  they  min. 
Ho/. 2.  r. 3  .wherein  fhe  burnt  incenfe  to  them 

8.8.as  a  veffell  wherein  is  no  pleafure 
Jonah  4.11. wherein  are  more  then  60000.  perfons 


Micab.6.1.  and  wherein  have  1  wearied  thee 
Zepb.$.i  1  .wherein  thou  haft  tranfgreffed  agai.me 
Zech.9.1  i.prifon.out  of  the  pit,wfoem;z  is  no  water 
Mal.i.z.ye  fay  ^'herein  haft  thou  loved  us 
6.ye  fay,  Wherein  have  we  defpiled  thy 
7. ye  fay fVherein  have  we  polluted  thee 
a. 17. ye  fay  fvberein  have  we  wearied  him 
3.7.ye  faidfPherein  fliall  we  return 
8. ye  fay ^'/herein  have  we  robbed  thee 
Matth. ii.zo.whercin  moft  of h's  mighty  works 

2f.13.nor  the  hour  wherein  the  Son  of  manco. 
Marb_  2. 4. let  down  the  bed  wherein  the  ficfc 
Lube  1 .4. of  thofe  things  wberdn  thou  haft  been 
z  5. in  the  dayes  wherein  he  looked  on  me 
1  i.22.take.  from  him  all  his  armour  wherein  he 
23.  13. wherein  never  man  before  was  laid 

John  19-41. 
Aii.z.S.'m  our  own  tongue,  wherein  we  were  born 
7-4. into  this  land  wherein  ye  now  dwell 
1  o.  1  z. wherein  were  all  manner  of  four-footed 
Rom.z.i.wherein  thou  judged  another, thou  cond. 
5«2.into  this  grace  wberdn  we  ftand 
7  .6«that  being  dead  wberdn  we  were  held 
t  Cor. -j. 20.  in  the  fame  calling  wheremhe  was  cal. 
z^.wbercin  he  is  called,  therein  abide  with 
1  J.  1  .which  ye  have  recei.  and  wherein  ye  ftand 
2  Cor.  11. 1  j.  that  wherein  they  glory,  they  may  be 
12.13.  what  is  it  wherein  ye  were  infer,  to  other 
•£/>£>.  t  .6. wherein  he  hath  made  us  accepted 

8. wherein  he  hath  abounded  toward  us  in  all 
z.z.wherein  in  time  paft  ye  walked  accor.  to  the 
?  .18,  be  not  drunk  with  wine,  wherein  is  execfle 
PbiL^icwbereinyc  were  carefull,butye  lacked 
Col.z.iz. wherein  you  are  rifen  with  him  through 
2  Tim. z.z.wherein  I  fuffer  trouble  as  an  evill 
Heb.  6. 17. .wherein  God  willing  more  abun.to  fhew 
9-  i.  the  firft  wherein  was  the  candleftick 
^.wherein  was  the  golden  pot  that  had  Manna 

1  Pei.1.6.  wherein  ye  greatly  rejoyce 

l.zo.wbere'm  few,that  is,eight  fouls  were  faved 
^.wherein  they  think  it  ftrange,that  ye  run  not 
5. 12. the  true  grace  ©f  God  wherein  ye  ftand 

2  Pet.^.rz.whcrdn  the  heavens  being  on  fire  fliall 

1 3  and  a  new  carthjvberein  dwelleth  righte. 
Rev.  2.  r  3  .wherein  Antipas  was  my  faithfuil  martyr 
18,19.  wber.  were  made  rich  all  that  had  fhips 
HDhercinfocfcer. 
2  Cor.n.zi.whercinfoever  any  isbold,I  fpeak 

UDrjereinte. 

/.ez/. 11.33.  every  earthen  veflell  whereinto  any  of 
Ar«ffM4.i-i.him  will  I  bring  into  the  la.  whereinto 

36.3.of  the  tribe,w'A"?Wii0they  are  received 
John  tf.22.fave  that  onewhereinto  his  difciples 

8Dl;ereof. 
Gen.$.  1 1  .haft  thou  eaten  of  the  ueeswhereofl 
Lcv.6. 30.no  fin  offering,  whereof  any  of  the  blond 

1 3-24.any  flefh  in  the  skin  whereof  there  is  a  hot 

27.9.  be  a  beaft  whereof  men  bring  an  off.  unto 
Numb.i.].  in  the  midft  whereof  I  dwell 

21.16.that  is  the  well  whereof 'the  Lord  fpake 
Dc«r.i3.2.comc to  piQe^whereofhc fpake  unto 

2S.68.  by  the  way  whereof  I  fpake  unto  thee 
jojh.zo.z.  whocofl  fpake  unto  you  by  the  hand 

21.9.  whereof  they  were  poftcfled  accord,  to  the 
1  Sum.  12.16.  of  the  matter  of  the  kingd.  whereof 

1  Sam.1z.30.  the  weight  whereof  was  a  talent  of 

2  l\j.r$  .14.  fallen  fick  of  his  fickneffc  whereof  he 
z  Cbron.6-io.  unto  the  place  n7wffl/"thou  haft  Laid 

24. 1  q.whereofwcie  made  veflcls  for  the  houfe 
3  l.^.whereof  the  Lord  had  faid,In  Jerufale  n 
Pfdl.46.4.  dreams  whereof  (hall  make  glad  the 

1 26. 3. great  things  for  us,  w'crcofwe  are  glad 
Ecclef.  1.10.  any  thing  whereof  it  may  be  faid 
Ca?z£.  4.Z. whereof  every  one  bear  twins 
/^r.32.43.  whereof  ye  fay,It  is  defolate 
E^.39.8.  this  is  the  day  whereof  I  have  fpoken 
Hnf.z.i z.whercofdie  faid,Thefe  are  my  rewards 
/J#.  2.32.  whereof  we  all  arc  witnefles 

3.1  f.raifed  from  die  dead,whereofwe  arc  witn. 
1 7. 1 9.this  new  doctrine,  wherecfthou  fpeakeft 
21.24.  whereof  they  were  informed  concerning 
24. 13.  prove  thefe  things  whereof  they  now  ace. 
Rom. 4. z.hehath  whereof  to  glory,  but  not  before 
1  Cor.y.i.  concern  'ng  the  things,  whereof  ye  wrot 
z  Cor.9.  j  .make  up  your  bounty  jvhereofye  had 


£^.3.7.  whereof  I  was  raade  a  minifter  according 

Col.l.Zf, 

P  ml.  3 .4.  that  he  hath  whereof  he  might  truft  in 
Col.1.5. whereof  ye  heard  before  in  the  word 
1  ft/».i.7.neit.what  they  fay,  nor  whereof  they  af. 
Heb.10. 1 5.  whereof  the  holy  Ghoft  is  a  witnefle' 
12.8.  be  without  chaf'ifement,  whereof  all  are 
1  Jehu  4.3<fpiritof  Antichrift,  whereof  yC  have 

K%reon, 
Gra.28.13.the  land  whereon  thou  lieft,to  thee 
£.^.3.5;.  place  whereon  thou  ftandeftisholygro. 
8.n.fwarms  of  flies,  and  alfothe  place  whereon 
Lev.6. 27.wafh  that  whereon  it  was  fprinkled 
1 5\4.every  bed  whereon  he  Jieth  that  hath 
every  thing  whereon  he  htteth  fhalbe  unci. 
6.1ie  that  litteth  on  any  thing  whereon  he  fate 
17.  every  skin  whereon  is  the  feed  ofcopulat. 
23  .or  any  thing  whereon  fhe  fitteth,when  he 
14. bed  whereon  he  lieth  fhall  be  unclean 
2tf.every  bed  whereon  fhe  lieth  all  the  dayes 
Deut.u.zq.wbereon  thefoles  of  your  feet  fliall 
jofb.1. 1  •>  .place  whereon  thou  ftandeft  is  holy 
1 4- 9 -land  whereon  thy  feet  hath  troden 

1  &K8.&  j.  8. whereon  they  fet  t!own  the  ark  of  the 
iCbm.4.1 9. tables  whereon  the  fhew-bread  was  fa 

32.10.  whereon  do  ye  truft 
Eflb.j.g.Ham.Yras  fallen  on  the  bed  whereon  Efth. 
/c6  24.23. to  be  in  fafety ^hereon  he  refteth 
Cant.4.4_wbereon  there  hang  iooo.bucklers 
lfai.i6.6.wbereon\fa  man  lean,  it  will  go  into 
£^[.37.2o.fticks  whereon  thou  writeft  fhall  be 
Ma;\  1 1  .z.whcyeon  never  man  fat,  loofe  him 

Luke  19.30. 
Lube  4.29. brow  of  the  hill  whereon  their  citie  was 

j. 25.  and  took  up  that  wbcrcon  he  lay 
John  4.38.10  reap  that^wherton  ye  beftowed  no  - 

Uphcrcfoelicr, 
Lev.i^.iz.h's  foot,  wherefoever  the  prieft  looketh 

2  JCy.S.i.fojourn  wherefoever  thou  canft  fojourn 

12.5, .wherefoever  any  breach  fhall  be  found 

1  Chro.i7.6.wbcrcfo.l  have  walked  with  all  lliael 
Jcr.40.1.  gowherefo.  itfeemerb  conven.  unto  thee 
D an. ^2.38 .wherefoever  the  children  ofmen  dwell 
Mattb.24.zS.  wbcrefo.the  carcafe  is,  there  will  die 

Lube  17.37. 
26.13. .When fo.  this  gofpcl  fhall  be  preached  in, 
Ma;b  14-9. ; 
Mar\  9.18.  wberefo.  he  taketh  him,  he  tenrcth  him 
14.14.  wbcrcfo.ye  fhall  go  in,fay  ye  to  the  good 
UDJiercto. 
Job  lo.z.whereto  might  the  ftrength  of  ihcir  hands 
Ifai.% j.n.profper  in thethingwbircloY  fent  it 
VbU.j.ie.whercto  we  have  already  attained 

ItDbcrcimeo. 

Numb. 36. 4.  inher.ofthe  tribe,  whereunto  tney  are 
Df«f.4.26.perilhfrom  off  the  land  wber  unto  ye  go. 

2  Chro.B. a. whereunto  the  ark  pfthe  Lohathcome 
Efih.to.z.whereifnto  the  king  advanced  him 
Pjal.yi.^.whereuntol  may  continually  refort 
_/V.  22. 27. unto  the  land  wl.eicimto  they  defucto 
E\ck_.^.^.wberen>tol  will  not  do  any  more  the 

20.29.what  is  the  high  place  whereunto  ye  go 
Mtnt.i  1.16. whereunto  fliall  1  liken  this  generation 

Z.^7.31. 
Mar\  4.30.  whereunto  Avail  we  liken  the  kingd. 

Lu\e  13.20. 
Laby?  13.18.and  whereunto  fliall  I  referable  it 
i^a.5.24.  doubted  ofthem  wber.  this  would  grow 

ij.r.for  tha  work  whereuntol  have  called  them 

27.8.ntgh  whereunto  was  the  citie  of  Lafea 
Gal.4.<),wbercuuto  ye  defire  again  to  be  in  bonda. 
C0L1. 29. .whereunto  I  alfo  labour,  ftriving accord. 
2  Tbcff.z.14.  whereunto  he  called  you  by  our  gofpcl 
1  Tim.  z.7. whereunto  I  am  ordained  a  preacher 

zTim.i.ii. 

4.6.wljereunto  thou  haft  attained 

6.iz.wh£icimto  thou  art  alfo  called 

1  Pet.z.%. whereunto  alfo  they  were  appointed 

3.21.  the  like  figure  whereunto,  even  Rnptifrre 

2  Pet.  1. 19. .whereunto  ye  do  well  that  ye  takeheedj 

EpijetEupon.  j 

Lcv.n.i  f  .wlxreupon  any  part  of  their  carcaf.  falsj 
jWg.16.26.feel  the  pillars  whereupon  th^ho.fland.j 

1  KJ.7. 48.  Sol.  made  the  table  whereupon  the  fhew.j 

12.28.  whereupon  the  king  tooLcounfell, and   ! 

2  Chren.iz.6.whereupon  the  prince's  of  If.  &  the  ki.  I 

Job  r8  6. whereupon  ■ 


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Job  38.6. whereupon  are  the  foundat.thereoff  aften; 
£^£.9. 3. gone  up  from  the  cherub  wbereup.he  was 

40.4 1. eight  tab  whereupon  they  flew  their  facrif. 

^.tables  whereupon  they  laid  the  inftrUments 

Ami s  4. 7. piece  whereuponit  rained  not,  whithered 

Matt. 14.7.  whereupon  he  promifed  with  an  oath  to 

Ac%.z\. T  8 M>bereup.catt.')em  from  Afia  found  me 

i6.u.wbereup,as  I  went  to  Damafcus  with  auc. 

i$.whereup.O  king  Agrippa,I  was  not  difob. 

Heb.9. 1 8. whereupon  neither  the  firft  teftament  was 

©atjereootth, 

Gcn.17.4i.  bleffing  wherew.  his  fach.  blefled  him 
£*»d.3-9.  I  have  feen  the  oppreffion  wherewith 
4.17-this  rod  wherewith  thou  lhalt  do  fignes 
16.3  i.ehey  may  fee  the  bread  wherew.l  fed  you 
17. 5. a  rod  wherewith  thou  fmoteft  the  river 
19.33.eat  thofe  things  wherew.  the  atonem.was 
mm.l  .3  i.veffels  of  the  fand.  wherew.they  minift. 
48  .give  the  tnony,  wherewith  the  odde  numb. 
*.9.o\\-vdkk-wberewilb  they  minifter  unto  it 
iz.take  inftruments  wherewith  they  minifter 
1 4. put  upon  it  all  the  vcS.wherew.rhey  rain. 
16.39. Eleaz.took  cenfers  where.they  that  were 
15. 18.wbere.thcy  have  beguiled  you  in  the  ma. 
jo  4  her  bond  wherew. me  hath  bound  her  foul| 
Verfes  5/J7,8,n. 
a,  wherew.  they  have  bound  their  lbuls,(hall 
a  <  i7.if  he  fmite  him.wberewith  he  may  die 

Vcrfe  18. 


z9. 


o.for  hh  labour  wherewith  he  ferved 

t.i  ^.lamentation  wherewith  they  fhal  lament 

3 6. 1 8. for  their  idols  wherew-they  had  polluted 

40.4i.inftrum.ii*em»>.  they  flew  the  burnt-off. 

Daw.i.i.dreamed  dreams  whercw.his  fpir.was  trou. 

Miah  6.6.  wherewith  fhall  I  come  before  the  Lo. 

Zccb.14.1  i.the  plague  wherewith  the  L.  will  fmite 

1 8 .there  fhalbe  the  plague  whcrew.the  Lord 

Mal.i.'j. t'ox  the  fear  wherewuh  he  feared  me 

Mat.  5. 13. loft  his  favour, wherewith  fhall  it  be  fait. 

Mark  9.5.  Luke  14.34. 

Luke  17.8. fay-Make  ready  wherewith  1  may  l'up 

Job.i$.5.wpe  them  with  the  towell  wherew^he  was 

17.16.love  n'tercn'.thou  haft  loved  me,may  be 

Rom.  1 4.19.  things  wherewith  one  may  cdirie  anot. 

2  Cor. i  ,4.by  the  comfort  wherw.  our  felves  are  co. 

7-7.by  the  confolation  wherew.  he  was  comfort. 

1 0.1. with  that  confidence  wherew.l  think  to  be 

Gal.f.i.  ftand  faft  in  the  liberty  wherewith  Chrift 

£/>/?.  i-4.great  love  wherewith  he  loved  us 

4. 1. walk  worthy  of  the  voc. wherew.ye  are  calL 

6.16.  faith  }wherew.  ye  fhall  be  able  to  quench 

1Thef.3t9.zll  the  joy,  wherewith  we  joy  for  your 

Heb-io.zj.bloudof  the  cov.  wherew.he  was  land. 

Wifexcvoithioehtt, 
Mark  3  .iKhtefph.wherewithfoever  they  (hall  blaf. 

HDbcscco(tbaIL 
Mat.6.3  i.or  whcrewithall  fhall  we  be  clothed 
HDbet, 


23.0X  with  any ftone  wherew.  i.  man  may  die    Dfwf.31.41.if  I  whet  my  glittering  fword,and  mine 
DffW.9-i9.hot  d\folc*.f.wberevt>.  the  Lo.was wroth    Pfal.T.iz.if he  turn  not,  he  will  whet  his  fword 
ij.iVoVthatw&ererp.theL.  thy  G. hath  blefled        64.3.^0  whet  their  tongue  like  a  fword 
2 1^12.  thy  veft.  wJww.thou  covereftthy  felf  I  Ecclcf.io.io.  and  he  do  not  wfcet  the  edge,  then 


28.53. in  ^  fttaight.wkten'.thine  cn.'hal  dift. 

Verfe  75,57. 

67.fear  of  thine  heart  wherew.thou  (halt  fear 

33.i.blefling  wherew.  Mofes  blefled  the  child. 

70fk8.26.drew  not  his  hand  back  wherew.he  ftret. 

Jiidg&i').  wherewith  fhall  I  fave Ifrael 

9.4.gave  70.  pieces  wherew.  Abim.  hired  vain 

9.1eave  my  fatnefTe,  wherew.hy  me  they  hon. 

3  8.wherc  is  now  thy  mouth,  where. thou  faidft 

ig.6.  tell  me  wherewith  thou  mighteft  be  bound 

Verfes  10,13. 

iSam.e.zxell  uswberew.v/e  fhall  fend  ictohis  pi. 

8 .8-wherew.they  have  forfaken  me,  and  ferved 

29.4.  wberew. (hould  he  reconcile  himfelf  to  his 

2  Sam.ii-i^. wherew.  he  hated — -wherew.  he  loved 

zi.l.wbcrcw.ihzll  I  make  atonem.  that  ye  may 

1  Kj.8 .  5  9  .let  thefe  my  words  wherew.l  have  made 

1  j.22.took  away  the  timb.n>6«w.Baafha  bull. 

zCbron.i$.6. 

26.8c  in  his  fin  wherew.he  made  Ifrael  to  fin 

Verfe  j  4. 

30.wberew.hc  provoked  the  L.God  of  Ifrael 

ii.22.provoca.  wherew.thou  haft  provoked  me 

i2.i2.and  the  Lord  faid  unto  h\tn,wherewith 

zChron.i2.io. 

2  Ki.  1 3.  t  i.and  his  might  wherewith  he  fought 

2i.i6.befidc  his  fin  wherew.  he  made  I fr.  to  fin 
23.i6.wrath  wherewithhis  anger  was  kindled 
2S.i4.vefl*.w/«i'eBuhey  miniftr.took  they  away 
Jer.  52.18. 

1  rt/fl».i8.8.brafle  wherew.  Sol.made  the  brazen 

2  Cfowj.2.i7.after  the  numbr.  whertw.Dav  .his  fa. 

3  5 .  2 1  .but  againft  the  houfe  wherew.  I  have  war 

Neh.9.34.te{k.wberwitb  thou  didft  teftifie  ag.them 

Job  1 5.3.  fpeeches  wherewith  he  can  do  no  good 

P/a/.79.i2.their  reproach,  wherew.they  have  rep. 

89.  J 1.  wherew.  thine  enemies  have  reproached 

wherew.they  have  reproached  the  foot. 

93. t  .ftrength  wherewith  he  hath  girded  himfelf 

1  i9.9.wkm*>.fhala  yong  man  cleanfe  his  way 

42. fo  fhall  I  have  wherewith  to  anfwer  him 

129.7. wherewith  the  mower  filleth  not  his  hand 

Cant.  3 . 1 1. with  the  crown  wherwith  his  moth.  crow. 

ifai.zS.  12.  reHwherewitb  ye  may  caufe  the  weary 

37. 6. .wherew. the  ferv.ofthe  king  of  Affyr.havc 

Jfcr.  18. 10.  repent  of  the  goodwherew.  I  faidl  wo. 

19-9 -in  the  ftraightnefs  wherew.  their  ene.fhall 

2I.4.I  will  turn  back  the  v/cap.wherew.ye  fight 

33.16.this  is  the  name  wherew.(he  fhall  be  call. 

Lam.i.iz.  forrow  wherewith  the  Lo.  hath  afflicted 

E^.13.12.  dawning  wherewith  ye  have  dawbed 


tt)b(cb, 

Gw.x.29.  in  the  which  is  the  fruit  of  a  tree  yeeld. 
$.17. of  which  I  commanded  thee,  faying,Thou 
45.6.in  the  which  there  fhall  neither  be  earing 
Numb.iy.z.  upon  which  never  came  yoke 
Mtftt.19.18.he  faith  unto  h'tmfPhicb?  Jefus  faid 
Luke  7.  %z. which  of  them  will  love  himmoft 
9.41?.  n>fef£  of  them  fhould  be  greateft 
1  o.i6.wbich  now  of  thefe  three  thinkeft  thou 
n.S.which  of  you  fhall  have«friend,and  fhall 
12.25.  wfeefc  of  you  with  tak.  thought  can  adde 
14.  j.wbich  of  you  fhall  have  an  afle — fallen 
18.  which  of  you  intending  to  build  a  tower 
1 7.7.  which  of  you  having  a  fer  vant  plowing 
2i.6.in  the  which  there  fhall  not  be  left  one  ft. 
zz.z3.whkh  of  them  it  was  that  fhould  do  this 
z^.wbich  of  them  fhould  be  accounted  great. 
23.29.in  the  which  they  ihall  fay,Bleffed  are 
John  z.^.wbich  of  you  convinceth  me  of  fin 
1  c.3 1.  for  which  of  thofe  works  do  ye  ftone  me 
i8.i.into  the  which  he  entred,  and  his  difciples 
2r.20.Lord,'*pfe'cfe>is  he  that  betrayeth  thee 
2  5  .the  which  if  they  fhould  be  written 
Aft.7. 5  z.which  of  the  proph.have  not  your  fa.per. 

1  i.6.upon  the  which  when  I  fattened  m  jic  eyes 
z6.io.which  thingl  alfo  did  in  Jerusalem 

i6AV\thewbich\  will  appear  unto  thee 
3. 17.  which  temple  ye  are 

1  Cora  f  .!•  by  which  alfo  ye  are  faved 

2  Cw.11.28.that  which  cometh  upon  me  daily 
Col.3.6.  for  which  things  fake  the  wrath  of  God  co. 

7.  in  the  which  ye  alfo  walked  fometime 

2  Theff.i.',.  for  which  alfo  ye  fuffer 

i7»».i.6.from»W^fome  having  fwarved,turned 

Heb.i.  j.  unto  which  of  the  angels  faid  he  at  any 

Verfe  13. 
7. 19 .  by  the  which  we  draw  nigh  unto  G  od 
9. y. of  which  we  cannot  now  fpeak  particularly 
10. 1  o.by  the  which  will  we  are  fanftified 
1 2.14.  without  which  no  man  fhall  fee  the  Lo. 

Jam.z.7.  by  the  which  ye  are  called 

1  Pet. 3.19. hy  which  alfo  he  went  and  preached 

2  Pet.  3. 10.  in  the  whkh  the  heav.fhall  pafleaway 
Rev.z.i%.  doct.  of  the  Nichol.  which  thing  I  hate 

«)^t^et,See  HDtytbcr. 

While.  O)btle0. 

Gen. ,8.21. while  the  earth  remained,feed-time  and 

i9.16.wbUe  he  lingred,the  men  laid  hold  on 

2  j.<5.from  Ifaachis  Con,whi!e  he  yet  lived 
z9.9.while  he  yet  fpake  with  them,Rachel 


4<.  i.wfoife  Jofeph  made  himfelf  known 
20.1  am agai.  your  pillowes  whtrew.  yc  hunt  Exod.^.zz.while  my  glory  paffeth  by,I  will  put 
1 6. 1 9.honey  wbetewitbl  fed  thee,  thou  haft  '       cover  thee  with  my  hand,  while  I  paffe 


34.29.skmof  his  race  AiQnejvbtiehe  taliud 

£^.4.27.  while  he  d  oth  foniewhat  agai.  any  of  the 

14.46.all  thewbile  that  it  is  fhut  up  iVm.i1  be 

26.43.JW«/e  fhe  lieth  defolate  without  them 

Numb.ii.H.wbile  the  flefh  was  yet  betw.their  tee. 

1  j.32.  while  the  child.of  Ifrael  were  in  the  wiJ. 
23. 1 5. while  I  meet  the  Lord  yonder 

2  j .  1 1  .while  he  was  zealofis  for  my  fake 
Dcut.i  1 .27. while  1  am  yet  alive  with  you  this  day 
Jojh.  14. io. while  the  chil.of  Ifrael  wandred  in  the 
JfWg.3.26.  Ehud  efcapedwfeYe  they  tarried 

n.z6.while  Ifrael  dwelt  in  Htfhbon 
14.17.wept  before  him  the  7.dayes,»fo/e  the  fe. 
16.27.that  beheld  while  Samlon  made  iport 
1  Sam.z.13.  priefts  fer.  came  wiile  the  flefli  was  in 
7.  2.  came  to  pafli  while  the  ark  abode  in  Kjri. 
i4.19.whUe  Saul  talked  unto  the  prieftathat 
20.i4.not  only  while  I  yet  )iveifhcw  mi.  the 
2  2.4. dwelt  with  him  all  the  n^.that  Da  .was  in 
i  j.7.miffing  unto  them,all  the  while  they  were 

16,  all  the  while  we  were  with  them  Leaping 
i7.ii.bchismanner,all  thewbile  he  dwelleth 
zSam.}*6.while  there  was  war  betw.the  ho. of  Saul 

3  S .David  to  eat  meat  while  it  was  yet  day 
11.18.whik  the  child  was  yet  alive,  we  Q-ake 

21 . faft  &  weep  for  the  child,  while  it  was  yet 

zz.while  the  child  was  yet  alive,  1  failed 
13.30.whUe  they  were  in  the  way,that  tidings 
J  j. 8.  thy  fer. vowed  a  vow  while  I  abode  at  Ge. 
17.1. 1  will  comeupon  himwhile  he  is  weary 
i8.i4.wfe/ehewas  yet  alive  in  the  mi'dfl  otthe 
19.3  2. provided  the  king  of  fuflenance  while  he 
24. 1 3. before  thine  enem.wbile  they  purine  thee 
2  tvron.zi.ii. 

1  ^i.1.14.  while  thou  yet  talkeft  ihcre  with  the  ki. 

22.  "while  lhe  yet  talked  with  the  king,  Nat. 

42.  while  he  yet  fpake,  behold,  Jonathan 
3.20.  took  my  fon,  while  thine  hand-maid  flept 
iz.6.while  he  yet  lived,and  faid,How  do  you 
1  Cbic7i.io.6. 

2  Ki .6. 33. .while  he  yet  talked  with  tIxm,behold 

1  Cbro.i  2.1. while  he  yet  kept  himfelf  clofe 

2  Chro.  1 4.6.  while  the  land  is  yet  before  us 

1  J-i.the  Lord  is  with  you3while  ye  be  with  him 
z6.19.whHe  he  was  wroth — ihe  leprofie  rofeup 
3$.3.while  he  was  yet  young,he  began  to  feek 

2v*eb.7.3.n>/.«.they  ftand  by,let  them  fhut  the  doors 

Eflh.z.zi.  while  Morde.  fate  in  the  kings  gate,two  j 
6.i<\.while  they  were  yet  talking  with  him 

Job  1.1 6.rfhile  he  was  yet  fpeakin^  V.  1 7,1 8. 

20. 23. rain  it  upon  him  while  he  is  eating 
27.3.  all  the  while  my  breath  is  in  mc 

Pfal.T-z.  while  there  is  none  to  deliver 

31.13.wfci/ethey  took  counfelltoge. againft  me 
3 9. 1. mouth  with  a  bridle  while  the  wicked  is 

3.  while  I  was  mufing  the  fire  burned 
42.3  .while  they  fay  unto  me, Where  is  thy  God 

Verfe  10. 
49.i8.n>fa/f.i  he  lived^he  blefled  his  foul 
63<4.thus  will  I  blefle  thee  while  I  live 
69.3  .mine  eyes  fail  while  I  wait  for  my  God 
78. 30. but  while  their  meat  was  yet  in  their 
88.i5.n>fo/e  I  fuffer  thy  terrous,I  am  diffracted 
io4.33.fingpraifetomy  God}wbilel  have  my 

PH  146.2. 

1 4(^.2  .wf)ilc  1  live,I  will  praife  the  Lord 
Prov.8.z6.  while  as  yet  he  had  not  made  the  earth 

1 9.i8.chaften  thy  (onwhile  there  is  hope 

31.15  .flie  arifeth  alfo  while  it  is  yet  night 
Ecclef.9.3  .madnefs  is  in  their  heart,K'&7e  they  live 

1  z.i.wbile  the  dayes  come  not3whcn  thou  fhalt 
z.while  the  fun,or  the  light — be  not  darkned 
Cant.i.iz.while  the  king  fltteth  at  the  table 
Ifai.zi.^.while  it  is  yet  in  his  hand,he  eateth 

5  5.6.feek  ye  the  Lord  while  he  may  be  found 

call  ye  upon  him  while  he  is  neer 

6  j.z<\.wbiles  they  are  yet  fpeaking,I  will  hear 
Jer.  13.16. while  ye  look  for  light,he  turn  it 

i5.9.hcr  fun  is  gone  down,  while  it  was  yet  day 
33 .1.  while  he  was  yet  fhut  up  in  the  court 

Chap.39.1y. 
40.5. while  he  was  not  yet  gone  back 
Lam. 1. 1 9. "while  they  fought  their  meat  to  relieve 
£^.9.8.came  to  pzBewhile  they  were  flaying 
2 1 .  ig.wbiles  they  fee  vanity  unto  thec ^biles 
Dan.4 .3 1  .while  the  word  was  irf  the  kings  mouth 
5.2.Ee!&>5e«i 


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y.  i.hchh..whiles  he  tailed  the  wine,  command. 
9.zo.whiles  I  was  fpcaking,and  praying,and 
zi.wbdes  I  was  Ipea iing  in  prayer,  even  che 
Hof.j.6  heart  like  an  oven,  whiles  they  lie  in  wait 
Nab.i.io.whik  they  be  fold,  tog.as  thorns,  &  wh. 
MWji.i.zojybile  he  thought  on  thefe  things 
<i.z%.wbilts  thou  art  in  the  way  wiihhim 
o.i&.whilc  he  yet  (pake  thefe  things,behold 
11.4fi.wb1k  he  yet  talked  to  the  pcople,behold 
i\.z%.wbik  men  flept*  his  enemie  came  and  io. 

29.ieft  while  ye  gather  up  the  tares,ye  root 
j^.ii.wbiks  he  fern  the  multitudes  away 

1  f.<&hi!eshs  yet  fpake,behold,a  bright  cloud 

Lui$  9.34. 
ii.  while  they  abode  in  Gal.  Jefus  faid,  The 
zi.Hi.wbilethe  Pjb.ar.were  gath.toget.Jef.asked 
ay. 5. while  the  bridegroom  tarried,they  all 

10.  while  they  went  to  buy,the  bridegroom 
£6.36. fit  h'vzirvhile  I  go  and  pray  yonder 
47 .while  he  yet  fpake,  lo,  Judas  came 

Mark,  14.43. 
?.  7.63. deceiver  faid,  while  he  was  yet  alive 
x8 .  13  .and  ftolehim  away  while  we  llept 
Mark  1.19.  while  the  bridegroom  is  with  them 

Luke  y.34. 
5.3  y.w&ifc  he  fpake,there  came  from  the  rulers 

£/%  8.49. 
6. tf  while  he  lent  away  the  people 
1 1.3  y  .hid,wbile  he  taught  in  the  tempi: 
14.31. lit  herc,w/«fc  I  lhall  pray 
Luke  1.8.  while  he  executed  the  priefts  office 
i.6.m!'.they  were  there,thc  daies  were  accomp. 
f.^.wliileihey  wondred  at  all  things  which  Jef. 
1 4'.  3  t.or  elfc  while  the  other  is  yet  a  great  way 

2  1.47. while  he  yet  fpake,behold,a  multitude 

60.  while  he  yet  fpake  the  cock  crew 
24.1  y.  while  they  communed  toget.  Jefus  drew 
si. heart  burn  within  mjvhilc  he  talked  with 
while  he  opened  to  us  the  fcriptures 
4t.wW.'e:hey  yet  beleeved  not  for  joy 
44. fpake  unto  you,  while  I  was  yet  with  you 
y  i.while  he  bleffcd  themjie  was  parted  from 
John  5 .7. while  I  amcoming,another  freppeth 
9.4.works  ofhim  that  lent  me,  white  it  is  day 
1 1.3  y. walk  while  ye  have  the  light 

36.  while  ye  have  the  light, beleeve  in  the 
1 7. 1  i.while  I  was  with  them  in  the  world 
Acl.i-9.whHe  they  beheld,  he  was  taken  up 

lo.while  they  looked  ftedfait. toward  heaven 
9.39  which  Dorcas imdz,w!/ile  fhe  was  with 
10. lo.while  they  made  ready,  he  fell  into  a  tra. 
17. .while  Pet. doubted  inhimfelf  what  this  vi. 
tq.while  Peter  thought  on  the  virion 
44.wlv.te  Peter  yet  fpake  thefe  words,  the 
17.16.  while  Paul  waited  for  them  at  Athens 
i9.i.wb'rfe  Apollos  was  at  Corinth,  Paul  hav. 
zz.ij.cvcnwhik  I  prayed  in  the  temple,!  was 
a4.10.evil  doing  in  me,wbi!e  I  (food  before  the 
zf.S.wbi'e  he  anfvered  for  himfelf,Neith,agai. 
tl.H-wbile  the  day  was  coming  on,  Paul  befo. 
Rom. y. %.wbile  we  were  yet  finners,Chrift  died  for 

7.3X0  then,  if  whileher  husband  liveth  lire  be 
1  Coy. 3. 4.  while  one  faith, I  am  of  Paul,  and  ano. 
8.13 .1  will  eat  no  flelh  while  the  world  flandeth 
1  Cor.  4.18.  while  we  look  notatthe  things  which 
Giil. 1 17.  if  while  we  feek  to  be  juftified  by  Chrift 
sT«».y.6.Hveth  in  pleafure,is  dead  whUehe  liveth 

(f.to.which  while  fome  have  coveted  after 
H<;&.3.r3-exhort  one  anoth.daily,->?>bj/e  it  is  called 
1  ^.whiles  it  is  faid,To  day  if  ye  will  hear 
y%.wbik  as  the  firft  tabernacle  was  yet  ftand. 
1 7  .is  of  no  ftrength  at  all  while  the  teftatour 
£  fet. 3.1. .while  thev  behold  your  chafte  converfat. 
ro.dayes  of  Noah,  while  the  ark  was  a  prep. 
z  Pet.z.  r  3. own  deceivings -n^ife  they  feaft  with 
ig.wbik  they  promife  them  liberty 

a  no^ie. 

Gw.46.19.wept  on  his  neck  a  good  while 
JWf.ry.r.  within  a  while  after  that  Sara,  vifited 
I  Sam.^.zj.'hut  (land  thou  (till  a  while 
x  S«tf{.7.T9.fpok.of  thy  fer  houfe  for  a  great  while 
1  K'«  '7.7«  came  to  pafle  after  a  while  the  brook 
Mitt.  1 3. 2  x  .root  in  h'mfelf,but  dureth  for  a  while 

26.7 3 -after  a  whi'e came  unto  him  they  that; 
Mm\  r.3  J  .riling  up  a  great  while  before  day  ; 
j     tf.Ji.into2defartplace>andrefta»i&i/e 


W  HI         W  HI 

Luke  8.13.  which  for  a  w&i/c  beleeve,and  in  time 

1 8.4»he  would  not  for  a  while  3bw  afterward 
Ail.  1 8. 1 8.  Paul  after  this  tar.  there  y  tt  a  good  wh. 
1  Cor, 1 6.7 .1  truft  to  tarry  a  white  with  you 
iPet. ■> .  1  o.after  that  ye  have  fuffcred  a  while 3make 
£«rteHP&Ue,See*ttMe. 
Iwg  HDhilc, 
<4#.2o.  u.and  talked  a  long  while3even  till 

HPWltt, 
Judg.6.^x.\tt  him  be  put  to  death,wfci//2  it  is  mor. 
Job  ti.ix.wkil(l  it  is  yet  in  his  greenneile,and  not 

iz.ii.whil(l  you  fearched  out  what.  10  fay 
Pfal.  141.1  o.fali  into  their  own  nets,  whtip  that  I 
Jer.iT.%.  whilsl  their  child,  rememb.  their  altars 
E^ek.^^.ij.whilfi  they  mmifter  in  the  gates 
AU.j.^.wbtill  it  remained ,was  it  not  thine  own 
1  Cor. ^.6.  whilfi  we  are  at  home  in  the  body,  we 
7. 1 5.  wbi/Jt  he  remembreth  the  obedience  of 
9.i$.wbiljt  by  the  experiment  of  this  nuniilrat- 
Heb.i  0.3  3. partly  R'/W/i  ye  were  made  a  gating  ft. 
partly  wbiljl  ye  became  compan.of  them 

mm 

Prov,  26.3.  a  whip  for  the  horfe 

Nabum  3.i.the  noife  of  the  wbip&nd  the  noife 

1  I&12.1 1.  my  fath.  hath  chaflifed  you  with  whips 

Ver.  14,    2  Chron.10.1 1,14. 

wtytutij. 

£«/e£  i  .6.  it  whirkth  about  continually 

2  i^».2.i.take  up  Elijah  intojaeav.by.a  whklwinde 

u.Elijabwent  up  by  a  wbirlwmde  into  hea. 
Job  37«9.outof  the  fouih  comcththe  wbalwinde 

38.1.  Lord  anfwered  >job  out  of  the  vphirlwinde 

4c6.unfw.the  L.unto  Jobjout  of  the  whtlwmde 
P/a/.y8.^.  cake  them  away  as  with  a  whirLwinde 
Pro.i  .17. your  do '  ru ition  cometh  as  a  whhiwinde 

xo.iy/.as  th„  whiUwinde  paflith,  fo  is  the  wick. 
7/a/.y.i8.and  their  wheels  ljJoe  a  wbrdwinde 

17.13.  like  a  rolling  thing  before  the  whirlwi. 

40.z<\.whalwmde  mall  takethem  away  as  ftub. 

4i.i6.whirlwrade  (hall  fcatter  them 

66. 1 J  -with  his,cbarets  like  a  whirlwinds, 10  ren. 
7ec4.13.his  cbarets  (hall  be  as  a  whirlwmde 

23 .i^.a  whidmnde  of  the  Lord  is  gone  forth 
even  a  grievous  whrrfwmde,  it  (hall  fall 

2y.32.and  a  great  whtrtwindt  dial  be  railed  up 

lo.xy.whirlwinde  of  the  Lord  goeth  forth 

a  continuall  whirlwindcjx  (hall  fall 
£^.l.4.behold1a  wbidmnde  came  out  of  the  no. 
Dm?.  1 1.40. (hall  come  agai.  him  like  a  whhiw'mde 
Hof.8.7.  they  (hall  reap  rhe  whidwmde 

I3«3.as  the  chaffe  that  is  driven  with  a  whi/lw. 
Amos  1 .14  .with  a  tempeft  in  the  day  of  the  wh'h  lw. 
WAi.3.Lord  hath  his  way'in  the  whi'dmndc 
Ha&.3.i4.they  came  out  as  a  whir  wind?  to  fcatter 
Zcch.7.14.1  fcattered  them  with  a  whirlwmde 

npbfrlroftttiff. 
Ifai.z  1. 1. as  whirlwinds  in  the  fouthpaff  thorow 
Zw&.9.i4.(ball  go  with  whirlwinds  in  the  ^outh 

HDhtTper. 
P/i/.4i.7.haie  me,  whifper  together  againft  m? 
i/^.2^.4:thy  fpeech  (hall  whifper  out  of  the  dull 
UDfeiTpert>t>. 

1  SdW.12.19.when  Dav.law  that  his  ferv. wbifpercd 

BDhifpero:. 
Prov  .i6.i8.a  whifperer  feparateth  chief  friends 
tt>h(fperers. 

K9W.i.29.filledwith  all  unrigh, — malignity  whif 
tDhifperings. 

2  Co;1. 1 1. 20.  left  there  be — vnhifpmngs  fweliines 

ttU)(t. 
Deut.i  3.  r^.all  the  fpoil  thereof  every  whit  }(or 
1  5rtW.3.iS.  Samuel  told  himevery  whit 
John  7.23.  made  a  man  every  wfe  whole  on  the 

13.10.  but  is  clean  every  whit 
1 2  Co*'. n.y.I  was  not  a  wto  behind  the  very  chief. 

Getf.30.3y.  every  one  that  had  fomewhitc  in  it 

$7. pilled  white  ftrakes — and  made  the  white 
j     40. 16.I  had  3  .wfee  baskets  on  my  head 
j     49.12.  and  his  teeth  white  with  mi  Ik 
E:wrf.i6,3i.was  like  coriander  kcd,wbite 
,£et/.i3.3,thehair  in  the  plague  is  turned  white 
i        4,bright;  fpot  be  white  in  the  skin  of  his  fleih 
hair  thereof  be  not  turned  white 


WH  I 


W  Hi 


I  o.if  the  riling  be  white  in  the  skin 

and  it  have  turned  the  hair  white 
13.it  is  all  turned  whittle  is  clean 
16. raw  tiefh  be  changed  unto  white,  he  (hall 
17  behold,  it  the  plague  be  turntd  into  whit, 
19.  be  a  white  rifing,  or  a  bright  fpot  white 
20.and  the  hair  thereof  be  turned  white 
z  1 .  bt  hold,there  bt  no  white  hairs  therein 
24-have  a  white  bright  fpot  iome.  red,  or  wh, 
z  5 .  the  hair  in  the  bright  fpot  be  turned  wh. 
26.behold,there  be  no  white  hair  in  the  brig^ 
3  8i  ?n  the  skin  of  their  fkfh  wh.  bright  ipots 
3?.fpots  in  the  skin of  their  flefh  be  datk.wb. 
41.  there  be  m-the  bald  forehead  a  wb.  red." 
43. if  the  riling  or  the  fore  be  white  reddifti 
Nufrb.iz.iQ.  Mir.  became  leprous,  whiten  Inow 
./»4£'T..io,fpeak  ye  that  ride  orxwhitc  afles 
a  ^'«5  •  27  .from  his  preftnee  a  lepex  as  whas  fcovv 
1  0rp»,y.n.being  arayed  in  wktel'mnen 
£jth.i.6.Yihexe  were  w/3.greun,and  blue  hangings 
upon  a  pavem.of  red,and  bluc,and  wh. 
8.1  J. in  royaJl  apparell,of  blue  and  white 
Job  6.6.  is  there  any  tafle  in  the  white  of  an  eege 
FyV-.6~8.i4.it  was  white' as  fnow  in  Salmon 
£«/f/.9.8.1etthy  garments.be alwayes  wh(t.e 
Cant.  f..ic..my  beloved  is  white  and  mddie 
JyV.l.i8.they  (hall  beas»fefe  asfnow     • 
£^.27.1 8.in  the  wine  of  Helhon,  &  white  wooll 
Dfl».7-?..whofc  garment  was  white  as  fnow 
ii.3y.fr>allfall — to  make  them  white 
ia.io.raany  (liall  be  purified,  and  made  white 
Joel  1.7.  the  branches  thereof  are  made  nhite 
Zecb.\.%.viexe  there  red horfes,fpeck!ed  and  white 
6.3  .and  in  the  third  charet  white  horfes 
6.and  the  white  go  forth  after  them 
■#f<tftk.y.36.can(t  not  make  one  hair  whiteor  bla 
17. 2. his  raiment  was  .white  as  the  light 
28.3. and  his  raiment  white  as  fnow 
Mar{  9.3.111s  raiment  became  white  as  fnow 

1 6.  y .  c  iothed  in  a  long  white  garment 
Luke  y.zy.  his  raiment  was  white  and  gliftering 
'John  4.3  y.for  they  are  white  already  to  harvelf 
.^.r.io.two  men  flood  by  them  inwhite  apparell 
2?.exi.i.i4.hairs  were  »>fcfelike  wooll,as  »>/.>/# as 
2. 17/and  will  give  him  a  white  (lone 
3.4.they  (hall  walk  with  me  in  white 

y .  the  (ame  (hall  be  clothed  in  white  raiment 
18.  white  raiment  that  thou  maift  be  clothed 
4.4.and  i^.elders  fitting,  clothed  in  white  talra. 
6.2.I  faw,and  behold,a  white  horfe 

I I  .white  robes  were  given  to  every  one 
7.9. flood  before  the  Lamb  clothed  with  white 

1 3 .  what  are  thefe  which  are  arayed  in  white 
i4.made  them  white  in  the  bloud  of  the  Lamb 
14.14.1  looked, and  behold,a  white  cloud 
iy.6.clothedin  pure  and  wh  te  Ijnnen 
I9.8.be  arayed  in  fine  linnen,clean  and  White 
1  i.heaven  opened,  and  behold, a  white  horfe 
i4.upon  wh. horfes,  clothed  in  fine  lin.  white 
20.1 1.  and  I  faw  a  great  white  throne 
ttDhitc. 
Mark 9.3.  fo  as  no  fuller  on  earth  canwhitc  them 

ttDijtte.tJ. 
Afaff.23.27.for  ye  are  like  unto  whitrd  lepulchres 
Atl.z%. 3. God  (hall  finite  thee  thou  whited  wall 

iDrjfter. 

Pfal.  y  i.7.wa(h  me,and  I  fhal  be  whiter  then  fnow 

Lam.4.7.  they  were  whiter  then  milk 
ISpljfther.    vfattlw. 

Gen.\  6.8.whence  caraeft  thou  ?  and  whither  wilt 
18.  21 .  whether  <hey  have  done  accord,  to  the 
20.1 3. at  every  placewhither  we  (hall  come 
%a,.z\.whlh:r  the  Lord  had  made  his  journey 
Z7 .z\ .whether  thou  be  my  very  fon  Efau 
28.1  y. to  keep  thee  in  all  thy  places  whither  _ 
3 1. 39.  whethe-r  ftollen  byday,or  ftollen  by  nig. 
32.i7.whofe  artthou,and  whither  goeft  thou 
37.14.fee  whether  it  be  well  with  thy  brethren 
3o.and  whither  (hall  I  g° 
3  2.know  whether  it  be  thy  f°ns  coat  or  no 
42. 16. whether  there  be  any  truth  in  you 
43.6.as  to  tell  the  man,  whether  ye  had  a  broth. 

E;wJ.4.i8.and  ^whether  they  he  yet  alive 
iz. 19. whether  he  be  a  ftranger,or  born  in  the 
i6.4.wbether  they  will  walk  in  my  law 
\<).i%.whethtr  it  be  beaft  or  man,it  (hall  not   j 
21.13 -appoint 


W  H  E 


W  H  E 


WH  E 


W  HI 


WH  I 


W  HI 


21.15.  appoint  the  place  whither1  he  fhall  flee 
3 1  .-whether  he  have  gored  a  fon,  or  gored 

whether  it  be  ox,or  all'.:,  he  fliall  teftore 
8, to  lee  whether  he  hath  put  his  hand  unto 
9 .whether  i'.  befor  ox,for  afle,for  fheep 
12  cov.with  the  inha.  of  the  land  whit,  thou 


21.4 


34 


1 9  .whether  ox  or  fheep,that  is  male 
UV.Z.  1  .whether  it  be  a  male  or  a  female,he  (hall 


J.  I. WW 


ft*  he  hach  feen  or  known  of  it 


_.  whether  it  be  a  carcafe  of  an  unclean  beaft 

7.zd.whether  it  be  of  fowl,  or  of  beaft,in  any 

_"i  .zi.wbctber  itbe  any  vcflell  of  wood,  or  rai. 

v  \4-r. whether  it  be  a  woollen  garment,or  a  lin. 

^  48.  whether  it  be  in  the  warp  or  viooi-wlxth. 

5  4.  whether  warp,  or  woof,in  woollen,  or  in 

$<;. whether  it  be  bare  within  or  without 

1  5 . 3  -whether  his  flelh  run  with  his  iffue,  or  his 
^^t). whether  it  be  one  of  your  own  countrey 

Chap.17.if. 

jS.-. doings  ofthe  land  of  Canaan,wbitber  I  br. 

a.  whether  (he  be  born  at  home,  or  born  abr. 

2  0.22. land  whither  I  bring  you  to  dwell  therin 
xz.z'&.w'^th-r  it  be  cow  or  ewc,ye  fhall  not  kil 
zt\iA.whether  itbe  good  or  bad:  as  the  pried 

'  j<s.  whether  it  be  ox  or  (heep :  it  is  the  Lords 
20.  whether  ofthe  feed  ofthe  land,  or  ofthe 
;  2.  not  fearch  whether  if  be  good  or  bad 
tfumb.s.iu  whether  it  was  by  day  or  by  nighc  that 
ai.or  whether  it  were  two  dayes,  or  a  mon. 
1 1  i z  -ke  whether  my  word  fhall  come  to  pafle 
j ,  ,  g. whether  they  be  ftrong  or  weak,few  or 
1  a.whether  it  be  good  or  bad,and  what 

whether  in  tents,  or  in  ftrong  holds 
10.  whether  it  be  fat  or  lean,  whether  there  be 
17. came  unto  the  \au<l,whitber  thou  fenteft 
1 5.1  8.  come  into  the  land  whither  I  bring  you 

p.  whether  he  be  born  in  the  land,  or  a  ftr. 
5j.i?.citie  of  his  refuge,  whither  he  was  fled 
i^.bord  .ofthe  city  of  his  refuge,wte.he  was 
ryeuttX.z^  »whither  fliall  we  go  up?  our  brethren 
2.7,1.  unco  all  the  kingdomes  whither  thou  palT. 
a.<  .  in  the  UnAwh  ther  ye  go  to  poflefle  it 

-  Verfe  14. 
27.  am.  the  heathen,wfo>''cr  the  L. fhall  lead 
3  2.  whether  there  hath  been  any  fuch  thing 
6.x  do  them  in  the  land  whither  ye  go  to  pofliit 
7.  i  .bring  thee  into  the  land  wbit.thou  goefl  to 
K.i.wbet.thou  wouldft  keep  his  commandments 
11. 8. poflefle  the  land  whither  ye  go  to  poflefle  it 
10.  land  whither  thou  goefl  in  to  poflefle  it 
1 1  .whit,  ye  go  to  pofl'efle  it,  is  a  land  of  hils 
29.  unro  the  land  whit,  thou  goeft  to  poflefle 
1 2.  3.  to  know  whether  you  love  the  L.  your  G. 
xi. -z. whether \t  he  ox  or  fheep,  and  they  fhall 
2i.14.thou  flialt  let  her  go  whither  fhc  will 
zz. 6.whether  they  be  yong  ones,  or  eggs 
23. 1  z  whither  thou  (halt  go  forth  abroad 

20.  in  die  land  whit,  thou  goeft  to  poflefle  it 
24.14.  whether  he  be  of  thy  brethren,  or  of  thy 
28.21 .  from  off  the  land  whither  thou  goeft  to 

Verfe  gz. 

jy.amo.  all  nations  whither  the  L.  fliall  lead 

30.1 .  whither  the  Lo.thy  God  hath  driven  thee 

z.whitlrr  the  L.thy  God  hath  fcattered  thee 

3 1,47. whither  ye  go  over  Jordan  to  poflefle  it 

/fijfc.-,.  5. whither  the  men  went,  I  wot  not 

24. 1 1  .whether  the  gods  that  your  fathers  ferved 
fu&g.z.xiwbetber  they  will  keep  the  way  ofthe  L. 
3.4.  whether  they  would  hearken  to  the  coram. 
p.zwbetber  is  better  for  you,either  that  all 
1 8. 5. whether  our  way  which  we  go  fhalbe  pro. 
1 9.1 7. old  man  (aidjFbipbet  goeft  thou 
Ruth  x.  1 6. whil her  thou  goeft,  1  will  go 

j..to.fol!owedft  not  young  men, whether  poor 

1  S<w«.io.T4.Sauls  uncle  faid — l-t'hither  went  ye 

27.  lo.Achifh  Caidithither  have  ye  made  a  rode 

2  Sam.z. T.David  faid,'J ''hither  fhall  I  go  up 

n.22.Ifaid,Who  can  teWwhether  the  L.wil  be 
13.13.1,  whither  fliall  I  caufe  my  fhametogo 
1  % .  20.  feeing  I  go  whither  I  may 
17.18.3  well  in  his  couxt}whithcr  they  wentdo.l 
I  l(,*.2.36-gonot  forth  thence  any  whither 

42  goeft  out,snd  walkeft  abroad  any  whither 
8.47-in  the  land  whitherthey  were  carried  capt, 


1 2.fnall  carry  thee  whithcrl  know  not 
20.18  .wbc.  they  be  come  out  for  peace-or  whe. 
33.obferve  wbet.-a.ny  thing  would  come  from 
21 . 1  S.whithcr  he  is  gone  down  to  poflefle  it 
2  Kj.x.zwbelbcr  I  fhall  recover  ofthisdifeafe 

5 .2  j  .he  faid,Thy  fervant  went  no  whither 
2  Chr.i  0.2.  whither  he  had  fled  from  the  prefence 
14. 1  x.wbcthcr  with  many,or  with  them  that 
1  j.i  ^.whether  fmall  or  great,  whet,  man  or  wo. 
E'zra  2.?9.not  fhew-their  feed,W;.they  were  of  If. 

Nehem.7.61. 
f  .17 .whether  it  be  fo  that  a  decree  was  made 
7.z6.whether  it  be  unto  death,or  to  banifhment 
Neb.2.i6.the  rulers  knew  not  whither  I  went 
Eftb.^.q.  told  Haman,to  fee  whether  Mordecai 

4.i4.who  knoweth  whether  thou  art  come  to  the 
fob  34.  zy.whetber  it  be  done  aga.  a  nation,or  aga. 
3  3 .whether  thou  refufe,  or  whether  thou  chufe 
37. 1 3  .whether  for  correction,  or  for  his  land 
Pfal.  1 22.  q.whitbc r  the  tribes  go  up,  the  tribes 
1  2,9,7. whither  fhall  I  go  from  thy  fpirit 

or  whither  fhall  I  flie  from  thy  prefence 
Prov.zo.ix.whetber  his  work  be  pure,or  whether 
29. 9. .whether  he  rage  or  laugh,there  is  no  reft 
Ecclef.z.i  9.who  kno.  whetb.he  fhall  be  a  wife  man 
y .  1  z.whether  he  eat  little  or  much 
9. 1  o  .nor  wifdom  in  the  grave  }whith. thou  goeft 
1 1. 6. whether  they  both  fhall  be  alike  good 
12.14.  whether  it  be  good,or  whether  it  be  evil 
Cant. 6. 1  .whither  is  thy  beloved  gone 

whither  is  thy  beloved  turned  afide 
1  r.to  fee  whether  the  vine  flourifhed 
7.12.  whether  the  tender  grape  appear 
ifai.  zo.6.  fuch  is  our  expeft.  whit,  we  flee  for  help 
/tv. 8. 3. remain  inall  the  places,whilherl  have 
i^.z.wbither  fliall  we  go  forth 
1 6. 1  j. all  the  landsj&bither  he  had  driven 
19.14. .whither  the  Lord  had  fent  him  to  proph. 
21.1 2. in  the  place  whither  they  have  led  him 
23. 3. all  countreys  whithcrl  have  driven  them 
8.from  all  countreys  whit.  I  had  driven  them 
24.8.in  all  places  whither  I  fhall  drive  them 
29. 7. whither  I  have  caufed  you  to  be  carryed 
14.  from  all  the  places  whither  I  have  driven 
18  among  all  the  nations  whither  I  have 
3o.6.fee  whether  a  man  doth  travell  with  child 
ir. a  full  end  of  all  nati.  wbi'her  I  havefcatt 
32. 37. whither  I  have  driven  them  in  mine  ang. 
$0.$. whether  icfeemcth  good — for  thee  Co  go 

I2.retur«outofall  places  whixhey  weredriv. 
42.6, whether  it  be  good,  or  whether  it  be  evil 
zz.whither  ye  defire  to  go  and  to  fojourn 
43.  <;. whither  they  had  been  driven  to  dwell 
44.8  whither  ye  be  gone  to  dwell,  that  ye  might 
45.5. for  a  prey  in  all  places  whither  thou  goeft 
46.18.  a  full  end  of  all  nat.  whi.  I  have  driven 
49.36.w*£.theoutcafts  of  Elam  fhall  not  come 
Etc!;.  1. 12.  whithc-  the  fpirit  was  to  go,  they  went 
2.  J. whether  they  will  hear,or  wbe.they  Ver.7. 
Chap.3.11. 
4.1 3. among  the  Gen.  whither  I  will  drive  them 
69  whither  they  fhall  be  carried  captives 
10.1  i.to  the  place  whither  the  head  looked 
1 2.i6.among  the  heathen  whither  they  come 
29.13.  from  the  people  whither  they  were  fcatt. 
3^.20.entred  unto  the  heath,  whither  they  went 
21.  profaned  among  the  heath,  whither  they 
22. profaned  amo.  the  heath,  whithy  ye  went 
37.21.from  amo.the  heath.whither  they  be  gone 

■    a      *  T     Til  '  0+VI6Y   1  r   Krt    £-tt>i  1    ne    kal  /!■ 


4.4..3X. whether  it  be  fowl  or  beaft 
47.9  everything  fhall  live  whither  the  riv.  co. 
Dan.9.7.  thorow  all  the  countreys  whit,  thou  haft 
Joel  3 .7.  out  ofthe  place  whither  ye  have  fold 
Zech.z-z.  then  i~a'idl,  whither  goeft  thou 
•f.xo.wbither  do  thefe  bear  the  ephah 
Motth. 9.  j, whether  is  eafier  to  fay,  Thy  fins  be  for. 
Ata7£  2.9.  Litfe  % .23 . 
21.31.  whether  0$  them  twain  did  the  will  of  his 
23 .17. whether  is  greater,  the  gold,  or  the  tem. 
i9«for  "whether  is  greater,the  gift,or  the  altar 
j     ^(,.(>l.wbeibcr  thouhethtQhxnx 
I     Z7.z\whether  ofthe  twain  will  ye  that  I  releafe 
1         4  9.1et  us  fee  whether  Elias  will  come  to  fave 

Mar\i<,.z6. 
zChron.6. 7,7. \Mxr\  3.  t.. whether  he  would  heal  him  on  the  fabb. 
1 8. 1  o.whither  my  L.  hath  not  fent  to  feek  thee      1  ^.^.whether  he  had  been  any  while  dead 


L«£e  3  .i  5 whether  he  were  the  Chrift3or  noo 
6.7.  whether  he  would  heal  on  the  fabbath  day 
10. 1. into  every  place  whither  he  himfelf  would 
14.28.  whether  he  have  lulficient  to  finifh  it 
ZZ.Z7. whether  is  greater ,he  thatiitteth  at  meat 
23.6  he  asked  wheth.  the  man  werea  Galilean 
24. 28.drew  nigh  to  the  village  »toJb»they  went 
John  3.8  .canft  not  tell  whither  it  goeth 

6.zi  .immedi.  the  fhip  was  at   land  whither  they 
7. 17. know  ofthe  doctrine,»krfent  be  of  God 
or  whether  I  fpeak  of  my  felf 
3  y.  whither  will  he  go,  that  we  fhall  not  find 
8. 1 4. 1  know  whence  1  came,and  whither  I  go 
ye  cannot  tell  whence  1  come,  &  wh\  go 
zi.whither  I  go,ye  cannot  come         Ver.22. 
Chap.13.33. 
9.2? . whether  he  he  a  finner  or  no,I  know  not 
1 2.3  5.  walk,  in  darknefle,  knoweth  not  whi.  he 
13.36.  Lord,  whither  goeft  thou 

whithj  go  thou  canft  not  follow  me  now 
14.4.  whither  I  go  ye  know 

J. Lord, we  know  not  whither  thou  goeft 
i6.y.none  of  you  asketh  mejrhithcr  goeft  ihou 
lS.zo.whither  the  Jewes alwaicsrefort  in  fedret 
21.18.and  walkedft  whither  thou  wouldeft 

and  carry  thee  whither  thou  wouldeft  not 

^S.i.24.fhew  whether  ofthefe  two  thou  haft  chof. 

4.i9.wbether  it  be  right  in  the  fight  of  God 

5  •**. tell  me  whether  ye  have  fold  the  land  for 

9.2.  whe.they  were  men  or  women,they  fhould 

10.18.  asked  whether  Simon  were  lodged  there 

17.11.  fcripr.daily,w/«/w  thofe  things  were  fo 

i9-2.as  heard  whether  there  be  any  holy  Ghoft 

2^.20.1  asked  h\m}whether  he  would  go  to  Jer. 

Rom.6.16.  whether  of  finne  unto  dcath,or  of  obed.' 

iz. 6. whether  prophcfie,let  us  prophetic  accord. 

H.S.whe.we  live,welivc  unto  the  I.o.or  wh.v/e 

whether  we  live  therefore  or  die,we  are  the 

1  Cor.i.i6.l  know  not  wheti  I  baptized  any  other 

z.zz.whether  PauJ,or  Apollo,or  Cephas 
7. 16 whether  thou  fhalr  fa>  e  thy  husband 

knoweft  rhou.O  man.wfe.thou  fhalt 
^.whether  in  heaven,or  in  carth,as  there  be 
lo.^i.whcther  ye  cat  or  drink,do  all  to  the  glo. 
1  i.ij.bapt.  into  one  body,  wh.  we  be  Jewes  dr 
whether  we  be  bond  or  free 
3.6. whether  one  member  fuffer,all  the  memb 
x^whether  there  be  prophefIes,they  fhall 
14.7. whether  pipe  or  harp,except  they  give 
1  s  .u.  therefore  whether  it  were  I  or  they 

2  Cor.i.S.wkether  we  be  afflifted,  it  is  for  your 

z.9.whcther  ye  be  obedient  in  all  things 
f.j.that  whether  present  or  abfcnt,we  may  be 
io.that  he 'hath  AcneM'ct.  Jt  be  good  or  bad 
i}. whether  we  be  be  fides  our  fel  ves,it  is  to  G. 
whet,  we  be  fober,it  is  for  your  caufe 
8. 23. whether  any  do  enquire  of  Titus 
1  -ux.whether  In  the  hody.I  cannot  tell.,  or  whet. 
3.I  knew  fuch  a  man ^hether  in  the  body 
£^.6.8.receive  ofthe  Lotd,whether  he  be  bond 
Phil.i.iS.  every  way ^whether  in  pretence,or in 
lo.whether  jc  be  by  life,or  by  death 
27. .whether  I  come  and  fee  you,or  elfe  be  ab. 
Col 1. 16. whether  they  be  thrones  or  dominions 

1  Thef  r.  1  o.thac  whether  we  awake>or  fleep,we 

2  Tbef.z.i  y.been  taught, whether  by  word,or  our 
Heb.6.zo.  whither  the  fore-runner  is  for  us  entred 

1  i.8.went  out,  not  knowing  whither  he  went 
1  Pct.z.xi.whether  it  be  to  the  king  as  fupreme 
1  John  2. 1 1 .  and  knoweth  not  whither  he  gocth 

4.1. try  the  fpkks^wbetbcr  they  are  of  God! 

_  ,       d'ttrjerfoeber. 

Tojh.x.7.  maift  profper  whithcrfacvenhou  goeft 
9. L.thy  God  is  with  thee  whithcrf.thou  goeft 
l6.wbitbcrfoevcr  thou  fendeft  us,we  will  go 
Judg.z.x<;.whith.they  wentout,the  hand  ofthe  L, 
li'aw.i 4.47.W^.he  turned  himf.  he  vexed  them 

1 8.y.  Dav.  went  out  whitherfocv.  Saul  fent  him 

23.1 3. went  whitherfoever  they  could  go 
zSam.7.9.1  was  with  thee  whit  her foev. thou  wenteft 

8.6.L.preferVed  Da.whitherfo.he  went  Ver.i4r 

rCfco??.  1 8.6,13,, 

r  Ki.z.z.mallt  profp.  whither  foev. thou  turneft  thy 

8.44 whitherfoever  thou  fhalt  fend  them 
&  Kj.x  8.7-he  profpered  whitherfoever  he  went 
1  Chr.  1 7. 8  .been  with  thee  whitherf.thou  haft  walk* 
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filth  A.^.in  every  province  wbithcrfower  the  kings 
-i  Chap.8.17. 

Vrov.n.S.whkhcrfocver  ic  turneth,it  profpercth 

2 1 . 1  .lie  turncth  it  whitberfocver  he  will 
E  xel(.  1 .  zo. whitberfocver  the  fpirit  was  to  go,they 
2 1 .16.2,0  wbithcrfocver  thy  face  is  fee 
47.9  .which  moveth  wbithcrf.the  riv.fhallcome 
M.ittb.8.19.1  will  follow  thee  whitherf.  thou  goeft 

Lu\e  9.77. 
Mii<\  6.%f.whithcrfoevcr  he  entred  into  villages  or 
1  Cor.  1 6.6.bring  m'e  on  my  journey  whitherfo.  I  go 
Jk»».a.4.thev  are  turned  about  whitherf.  the  gov. 
Kci>  1 4  4.  follow  the  Lamb  whitberfocver  hegoeth 

«PhO. 
Gen. 3 .  1  i.who  told  thee  that  thou  waft  naked 
i4.11.they  took  Lot—  (who dwelt  in  Sodom) 
2 1 .y.wdbfl  would  have  faid  to  Abrahamjthat 

2.6.I  woe  not  who  hath  done  this  thing 
24.is.R.ebe.ccimeout,w/*>was  born  to  Bethucl 

zj.wha  hath  not  left  dcflitutc  my  mailer 
27.  ig.ip/wart  chou,my  fon 
I  i.lfaac  his  father  faid,«'/«iarr  thou 
3 3.1fiac  faid  ,'i  ho  /where  is  he  ihathath  tak. 
jo.  z.  am  I  hi  Gods  (lead,  v'/fi  huh  withheld 
3  3  .f.Efau  faid/"//tf  are  thefe  with  thee 
3  5 .3.  who  anfvver.  me  in  the  day  of  my  diftrefle 
y,.  1.  thefe  are  the  genet,  of  Efau,  who  iz  Edom 
So.fons  of  Seir  the  Home,  who  inhab.the  la. 
3  j.Hadad — who  fmotc  Midian  in  the  field 
42.30. the  mamv/yflis  the  lord  of  the  land  fpakc 
43. 22. cannot  tell  who  put  the  money  in  our  fa. 
48.8.and  laid,  '//ware  thefe 

1 4. upon  Ephraimshead,w/w  was  the  young. 
49.9.  as  an  old  lion  :  who  (hall  roufe  him  up 
if. God  of  thy  father,^  fhall  help  thee 
by  the  A'mighty,  who  (hall  blcflc  thee 
Exod.%.  1 4  he  faid,V'/x>  made  thee  a  prince  over  us 
3.1 1. who  am  I  that  I  (hould  go  unto  Pharaoh 
4.1 1  .who  huh  made  mans  mouth  ?  or  who  mak. 

28.n>/w  had  fent  him,  and  all  the  figncs 
y.s.rvjw  is  the  Lo.  that  I  fhould  obey  his  voice 

lo.vjho  ftood  in  the  way  as  they  went  forth 
6. 1 2 .  Phar.  hear  mc,wboam  ofuncircumc.  lips 
io.S.butwfcoare  they  thatlhallgo 
1 2  .ij.wbo  pafled  over  the  hou.  of  the  chil.of  If. 
40.fbjourn.of  the  chil.of  lfv.who  dwelt  in  E. 
1  y. n.who  is  like  unto  thee,0  Lord,among 

who  is  like  thee,  glorious  in  holincfl'e 
uJ&.wbo  hath  betrothed  her  to  bimfclf 
32.26.  and  faid,  Poison  the  Lords  fide 
Lev.^.H.wbn  mall  offer  that  which  is  for  the  fin-of. 

1 2.7. who  (hall  offer  it  before  the  Lord 
Nitm!>.6.zi.  law  of  the  Nazarire,  who  hath  vowed 
■j.i.who  were  the  princes  of  the  tribes 
1 1 .4.aud  faid/rfw  (hall  give  m  flefh  to  eat 

Verfe  18. 
1 2.7.  who  is  faithfull  in  all  mine  houfe 
if.  5. Lord  wil  drew  wboare  his,and  who  h  holy 
13.10.ir.fo  can  count  the  duft  of  Jacob 
x4-9.as  a  great  lion,  who  (hall  flirhimup 


35.  who  alto  was  gathered  after  him 
7.1. then  Jerub.  (who  is  Gid.)  and  all  the  pcop. 
8. 34.8>/;o  had  delivered  them  out  of  all  the 
9.2  8.Gaal-4aid//fois  Abiro.andM?/w  is  Shech. 

3  8. wherewith  thou  faidft,^7;o  is  Abimelech 
1 1  ,$<).wh9  did  with  her  according  to  his  vow 
1  f .tf.Philiftines  (aid,wbo  hath  done  this 
i  j.^.who  made  thereof  a  graven  image 
j 8  .i.who  when  they  came  to  mount  Ephraim 

3.faid  unto  him,Wi?0  brought  thee  hither 
zi.$.wbo  is  there  among  all  the  tribes  of  Ifracl 
Ruth  3.9.  and  he  faid,  who  art  thou 

i6.fhe  faidjvho  art  thou,my  daughter 
iSom.z.z^ .tin  aga.the  Lord,wbo  (hall  intreat  for 
q.S.who  dial  deliver  us  out  of  the  hand  of  thefe 
6.zo.wbo  is  able  to  (land  before  this  holy  Lord 
10. 1 2. and  they  faid,  But  who  is  their  father 

i9.who  himfelf  faved  you  out  of  all  your  ad. 
1  i.iz.who  is  he  that  faid,Shall  Saul  reign  over 
14.17.and  fee  who  is  gone  from  us 
1 7.z6.who  is  this  uncircum.  Phil. that  he  fhould 
1 8. 1 8. David  faid  unto  Saul/ffo  am  I 
20.10.faid  Dav.to  Jonathan,  who  (hall  tell  me 
zz.w.wbo  is  fo  faithfull  among  all  thy  fervants 
23.22.  and  who  hath  fcen  him  there 
i1.io.wbo  is  David  ?  and  who  is  the  fon  of  Jcfle 
16.9. who  can  ftrctch  forth  his  hand  agai.the  L. 

i^Saiidjyho  art  thou  that  cryeft  to  the  king  . 

1  y.and  who  is  like  to  thee  in  Ifrael 
3 o.z^.who  hath  preferved  us,  and  delivered  the 

za,.who  will  hearken  unto  you  in  this  matter 
2  &«».  1.2  4. n>£w  clothed  you  in  fcarlct — who  put 
7.i8.n>fo>aml,0  Lord  God  ?andwhatismy 

1  Chron.17.16. 
10.18.  and  fmote  Shobach— who  died  there 

1  i.n.who fmote  Abim.the  fon  of  Jerub.did  not 
12.22.  wbocan  tell  whether  God  will  be  grac. 
16.10.who  fhall  then  fay,  Wherefore  haft  thou 
22.4.  call  on  the  L.  who  is  worthy  to  be  praifed 

P/dZ.18.3. 
3  z.wbo  is  God  fave  the  Lo.and  who  is  a  tock 
PR  18.  31. 
23.i.and  the  man  who  was  raifed  up  on  high 

1  Ki.Lz7.wh0  fhould  fit  on  the  throne  of  my  Lord 

l.y.wlio  is  able  to  judge  this  thy  fo  great  a  pco. 

8. 24.1^0  haft  kept  with  thy  ferv.Dav.my  farh. 

x^.S.who  kept  my  commandements,&  who  foil. 
14.  who  (hail  cut  off  the  houfe  of  Jerob.'rhat 
\6.who  did  fin,and  who  made  Ifracl  to  fin 

1 9. 19. who  was  plowing  with  1 2.  yoke  of  oxen 

20.1  \.wbo  fhall  order  the  battell?  And  he  anf. 

21. 1 1. who  were  inhab.in  this  city,did  as  Jezebel 

zi.zo.wbo  fhall  perfwad;  Ahab  that  he  may  00 

2  Chron.iS.ic>, 

2  KM- J-7*  brought  the  vcflclsto  hcr,and  (he 
7. 17. wIm  fpakc  when  the  ki.camc  down  to  him 
943  2.  who  is  on  my  fide,  who 

10.9.  butiv/;a  flew  all  thefe 
1 3 .  and  faid,  who  are  ye 
18.3  J  .who  are  they  among  all  the  gods  of  the 


13.  alas!  who  fhall  live  when  God  doth  this  1  £  Cbron.y.x'&.wbo  hitherto  waited  in  the  kings  gate 


z^.6.whi>  were  weeping  before  the  door  of  the 
17. 21. who  (hall  ask  counfell  for  him 
3 1. 27. took  the  war  upon  them,  who  went  out  to 
Dent.  1. it;. who  went  in  the  way  before  you 

4.7. who  hath  God  fo  nigh  unto  them,  as  the  L^ 
%.z6.wbo  is  there  of  all  flefh  that  hath  heard 
8. 1  i.who  brought  thee  forth  water  out  of  rocks 
16.  who  fed  thee  in  the  wildern.  with  Manna 
9.2.  who  can  (land  before  the  child.  ofAnak 
2 1 . 1. and  it  be  not  known  who  hath  flain  him 
30.1 2. fay  Jf'ho  fhall  go  up  for  us  to  heaven 

1 3  Say, who  (hall  go  over  the  fea  for  us 
33.9.  who  faid  unto  his  father  and  to  his  mother 
zy.wbo  is  like  unto  thee,0  pe.faved  of  the  L. 
who  is  the  fword  of  thy  exccllencic 
Jojh.y.S.who  are  ye,and  from  whence  came  ye 
1  z.z.who  dwelt  in  Hefhbon,&  ruled  from  Aro. 
1 3.1?.  who  remained  of  the  remnant  of  thegy. 
i?.i9.wJwanfwered,Giveme  a  bleffing 
17.1ff.and  they  who  areof  the  valley  of  Jezreel 
2i.io.which  the  child.of  Aaron,— who  were  of 
jtidg.i.  1. who  fhal  go  up  for  us  aga.the  Canaanites 
2.7  •**»  had  feen  all  the  great  works  of  the  Lo. 
1.1$. who  faid>Keep  filence 
o'.ijf.wfohath  done  this  thing 


29. <.  and  who  then  is  willing  to  confecrate  his 

1  $.wbo  am  I,and  what  is  my  people 
t.Ch/on.i.io.who  can  judge  this  thy  peo.thatisfo 

z.6.  who  is  able  to  build  him  an  houfe 
2(<.<.n*chad  underfland.inthe  vifionsof  God 
y..\^.who  was  there  among  all  the  gods  of  thofc 
3  i.who  fent  unto  him  to  enquire  of  the  won. 
I4.z6.wh0  fent  you  to  enquire  of  the  Lord 
3  f.  2 1  .from  mcdling  with  God,wfe>  is  with  me 
l6.zi.whoh  there  among  you  ofall  his  people 

Eya  1.3. 

El}'. 3 .1  i.who  were  ancient  men,that  had  fecn  the 
f.j.who  hath  commanded  you  to  build  this  ho. 

2v"eJ>.6.ii.w&flisthere,thae  beingasl  am,would  go 
7. 7. who  came  with  Zerubbabel,  Jefhua,  Nehe. 
i3.2^.noki.like  him,wfe>  was  beloved  ofhis  G. 

Eflh.^.n.wbo  knoweth  whether  thou  art  come 
£.4. the  king  faid,W*fl  is  in  the  court 
7.y  .faid  unto  Efther  the  quecn,wbo  is  he 

fob  4,2.  who  can  withhold  himfelf  from  fpeaking 
7.rememb. — whoever  perifhed,being  innoc. 
g.lz.wbo  will  fay  unto  him,  What  doft  thou 
19.  who  fhall  fet  me  a  day  to  plead 

2  4.ifnot,wherc,and  who  is  he 
n,io.  then  who  can  hinder  him 


:  3  .i^.who  is  ha  that  will  plead  with  me 
14.4.  who  can  bring  a  clean  thing  out  of  an  un 

17.3.  who  is  he  that  will  flrikc  hands  w;th  me 
1  y.as  for  my  hope}who  fhall  fee  i t 

2 1 . 3 1  .who  fhall  declare  his  way  to  his  face 

who  fhall  repay  him  what  he  hath  done 

23 . 1 3  .he  is  in  one  minde3and  who  can  turn  him 
•  24.2  5. who  will  make  me  a  liar 

26.14  .thunder  ofhis  power  who  can  undcrftand 
io.^who  cut  up  mallows  by  the  bufhes 
34.13.W/./0  hath  given  hima  charge  over  the  ca. 

or  who  hath  difpofed  the  whole  world 
i9.who  then  can  make  trouble — who  then 
3^.22.  »fotcacheth  like  him 

zj.who  hath  enjoyncd  him  his  way,  or  who 
$h.z.wbo  is  this  that  darkneth  counfel  by  words 
•;.wbo  hath  laid  the  meafures  thereof 

or  who  hath  ftrctched  the  line  upon  it 
6.or  who  laid  the  corner  ftonc  thereof 
2* .who  rath  divided  a  water-courfe  for  the 
28.or  who  hath  begotten  the  drops  of  dew 
l6.who  hath  put  wifd.in  the  inw.parts,or»/» 
who  can  number  die  clouds  in  wifd.or  who 
V.wbo  providcth  for  the  raven  his  food 
39. J.»fohath  fent  out  the  wilde  alle  frcC 

who  hath  loofed  the  bands  of  the  wuj  ^ 
qi'ia.wbo  then  isable  to  fland  before  me 
11. who  hath  prevented  me,tliat  I  fhould  rep 
13  .who  can  difcov.  the  face  ofhis  gar.or  who 
14.  who  can  open  the  doors  of  his  face 
iz.i.wbo  is  he  that  hidcth  counfell  without  kn 
Pfal.4.6,many  that  iayjvho  will  fl,cw  us  any  °00d 
6.%.  m  the  grave,  who  fhall  give  thee  thanks 
S.x.who  haft  fet  thy  glory  above  the  heavens 
iz./\.wbo  have  faid,With  our  tongue  will  we 

lips  are  our  own,  who  is  lord  over  us 
H.+wbo  eat  up  my  people  as  they  eat  bread 
1  %.\.who  fhall  abide  in  thy  tabcr.»fo  fhal  dwcl 
19.11.who  can  underfland  hiserrours 

24.4.  who  hath  not  lift  up  his  foul  unto  van;ty 
8.w/w  is  this  king  of  glory  Vcr.io 

3f.!o.Lord,J?>l>flisIikc  untothec 
37-7.becaufe  of  the  man  who  bring,  wicked  de  v. 
39.fi.and  knoweth  notwho  fhall  gather  them 
59.7.  for  who,  fay  they,  doth  hear 
6o.?,who  will  bring  me  into  the  flrong  city 

who  will  lead  me  into  Edom 
6^.i.who  whet  their  tongue  like  a  fword 

y.they  fay,  who  mall  fee  them 
7 1. 1 9. who  hath  done  great  things,  O  God 

who  is  like  unto  thee 
72.18.  who  only  doth  wondrous  things 
73.l2.wio  profper  in  the  world,thcy  incrcafe 
7<J.7-and  who  may  fland  in  thy  fight  when 
77.ri.who  is  fo  great  a  God  as  our  God 
83.12  .who  fa  id,  Let  u  s  ta  ke  to  ou  r  fcl  ves 
<&$.6.wbo  paffingthorow  the  valley  of  Baca 
89.6. who  in  the  heaven  can  be  compa.  to  the  L. 
who  among  the  fons  of  the  mighty  can  be 

8.wh  is  a  ftrong  Lord  like  unto  thee 
94.l6.who  will  rife  up  forme  aga.the  evil  doers 
"who  fhall  (land  up  for  mc  aga.  the  wor. 
103.3.  who  forgivcth  all  thine  iniqu.  who  heal 

4-wbo  rcdeemeth  thy  life  from  deflruclion 
who  crowncth  thee  with  loving  kindneffe 

t.wbo  fatisfieth  thy  mouth  with  good  things 
lo^.^wbo  covered  thy  felf  with  light-  wfco'flr 

I.who  layeth  the  beams  ofhis  chambers 
who  maketh  the  clouds  his  charet,wfo  wal 

Af.-soho  maketh  his  angels  fpii  its 

5;  .wiio  laid  the  foundations  of  the  earth 
106. 2.  w/wcan  utter  the  mighty  acts— Ww  can 
1 08.10.  who  will  bring  me  into  the  ftrong  city 
who  will  lead  me  into  Edom 

H.wiltnotthou,0  God,wfohaft  caftusoff 
Iij.f.wfcoislikeunto  the  L. our  God,  wbodw 

'f.TT'bohumbleth  himfelf  to  behold  the  things 
1  z^.i.who  was  on  our  fide,  now  may  Iirael  fay  [ 

■z.wbo  was  on  our  fide,  when  men  rofcup 
130.3.O  Lord,wfo  fhall  ftand 
\-tf.%."K>bo  fmote  the  firft-born  of  Egypt 

9. rvbo  fent  tokens  and  wonders  into 

lo.ivho  fmote  great  nations 
147.1 7. who  can  ftand  before  his  cold 
Prov.z.s  j.who  leave  the  paths  of  uprightnefle 

i4#M»fcorejoyce  to  do  evil 

18. 14. and 


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V/HO        WHO 


18.14.and  a  wounded  fpirit  wfe  can  bear 
20.6.but  a  faithftill  man  who  can  find 

g.who  can  fay,T  have  made  my  heart  clean 
z3.19.wbo  hath  woe  ?  who  hath  i'orrow 

wfe  hath  content  ionslwbo  hath  habling 
wfe  hath  wounds  without  caufe 
who  hath  rednefie  of  eyes 
24.12. &  wfe  knoweth  theruineof  them  both 
z-j.q.wbo is  able  to  (land  before  envy 
■$o.$.wbo  hath  afcended  up  into  heaven,or 
who  hath  bound  the  waters  in  a  garm.  who 
9.1eft  I  fay,  Who  is  the  Lord 
5 i.io.who can  find  a  vcrtuous  woman 
Ecclef.z.ig.who  knoweth  whether  he  mail  be  a 
2 5. for  who  can  eat  ?  or 

who  can  haften  hereunto  more  then  1 
3 .22. wfe  (hall  bring  him  to  fee  what  is  after 
4. 3. wfe  hath  not  feen  the  evill  work  that  is 

1  3  .who  will  no  more  be  admonilhed 
6.  iz. who  can  tell  a  man  what  fhalbe  after  him 
7.1  3  .wfe  can  make  that  ftraight  which  he  hath 

2 4. exceeding  deep, who  can  find  it  out 
8.1.  who  is  as  the  wife  man 

and  who  knoweth  the  interpretation 
q.who  may  fay  unto  him,What  doeft  thou 
•j. who  can  tell  him  when  it  (hall  be 
10.14.what  (hall  be  after  him,wfe  can  tell 
1 2.7.  fpirit  (hall  return  to  God  who  gave  it 
Cant .  3.6.  who  is  this  that  Cometh  out  of  the  w  ild . 

Chap.  8.  j. 
6.io.who  is  (lie  that  looketh  forth  as  the  mor. 
8.2.into  my  mothers  houfe,wfe  would  inftruft 
lfa.i.S.who  hath  required  this  at  your  hand 
6.8.  and  who  will  goe  for  us 
14.27. hath  purpoIed»and  who  (hall  difanull  it 

is  ftretched  our,and  who  (hall  turn  it 
%  3  ,%.wbo  hath  taken  this  counfell  againft  Tyre 
27. $,who  would  fetthe  briars  againft  me  in 
20. 1  j.  they  fay,  Who  feeth  us 
3  3. 1  4,  wfe  among  us  ihall  dwell  with  thedev. 
who  among  us  (hall  dwell  with  ever!. 
2 6. 1 4.  who  are  they  amongft  all  thefe  gods  of 

40. 1  z.who  hath  meafured  the  water  in  the  hoi. 
lj.who  hath  directed  the  fpirit  of  the  Lord 

4 1.2  .who  raifed  up  the  righteous  man  from 
q.who  hath  wrought  and  done  it 
zS.who  hath  declared  from  the  beginning 

qi.ig.whois  blind,  but  my  fervant 
23. wfe  among  you  will  give  eare  to  this 

who  will  hearkenand  hear  for  the  time 
24.  who  gave  Jacob  for  a  fpoile 
43  .g.who  among  them  can  declare  this 
1  j.I  will  work,  and  who  (hall  let  it 
44-7-and  wfe,as  I,  (hall  call>and  (hall  declare 
lo.who  hath  formed  a  god,or  molten  a  grav. 
4y.21.wfco  hath  told  it  from  that  timejhave 
49.2 1. wfe  hath  begotten  mc  thefe 

and  who  hath  brought  up  thefe 

jo.8.wfe  is  mine  adverfary?  let  him  comeneer 

g.wlo  is  he  that  (hall  condemne  me 

10.  who  is  among  you  that  fe3reth  the  Lord 

5 1 . 1  z.who  art  thou  that  thou  (houldft  be  afraid 

1 9.  who  (hall  be  forty  for  thee 
j  3.1. wfe  hath  beleeved  our  report 

8.and  wfe  fnall  declare  his  generation 
60.%. who  are  thefe  that  flie  as  a  cloud 
63.1  .who  is  this  that  cometh  from  Edotn 
6f.t6.that  he  wfeblefleth  himfelf  on  earth 
66.8.  who  hath  heard  fuch  a  thing 

who  hath  feen  fuch  a  thing 
fcr.  1  ■  1 6. who  have  forfaken  me,and  burnt  incenfe 
2. 24. in  her  occafion  who  can  turn  her  away 
9. 1  z.who  is  the  wife-man  that  may  undetftand 
who  is  he  to  whom  the  mouth  of  the 
10.7. wfe  would  not  fear  thee,0  king  of  nati. 
1  j.j.  who  Ihall  have  pity  upon  thee,0  Jerufal. 
who  (hall  bemoan  thee  ?  or  who  (hall 
I7.9.and  defperately  wicked,  who  can  know  it 
1 8. i3.wfe  hath  beard  fuch  things 
2 1 . 1 3  .fay,Who  (hall  come  againft  us 

or  who  Ihall  enter  into  our  habitations 
23.18.  who  hath  good  in  the  counfell  of  the  L. 
who  hath  marked  his  word, and  heard  it 
z6.zo.who  hath  prophefied  againft  this  city 
30.21.  wfe  is  this  thatingaged  his  heart  to  ap. 
3  6.3  2  who  wrote  therein  from  the  mouth  of 


/±6.j.who  is  this  that  cometh  up  as  the  floud 
49.4.faying,w7fe  (hall  come  unto  thee 

19.  who  is  a  chofen  man  that  I  may  appoint 

Chap.jo.44, 

who  is  hke  me?  and  who  will  appoint  me 

Cha.jo.44. 

jo.44.wfe  is  that  (hepherd  that  will  ftand  be f. 

Lam. z. 12.  wfe  can  heale  thee 

3.37.  who  is  he  that  faith,and  it  cometh  to  pafs 
£^.10.7.  who  took  it  and  went  out 
Dan.2.1  ywho  isthat  God  that  will  deliver  yon 

6.27.wfe  hath  delivered  Dani.  from  the  power 
Hof.i.i.who  look  to  other  gods.andlove  flagons 
i^.who  is  wife,and  he  (hall  underftand  thefe 
foe  1 2.  .1 1 .  and  who  can  abide  it 
Amos  3.8.the  lion  hath  roared,?ffe  will  not  fear 
Lord  God  hath  fpoken,«/fecan  but 
lo.who  ftore  up  violence  in  their  palaces 
0W.3.that  faith,»'fe  (hall bring  me  down 
fonab  s.g.wbocm  tell,if  God  will  turn  &  repent 
Micab  3.2.  who  hate  the  good,and  love  the  evill 
who  pluck  offthe  skin  from  off  them 
3  .wfe  alfo  eat  the  flefh  of  my  people 
y.8.wfe  if  he  goe  thorow,both  treadeth  down 
6.9.hear  ye  the  rod,and  who  hath  appointed  it 
7.i8.wfeisa  Godlike  unto  thee 
Nahum  1.6.  who  can  ftand  before  his  indignation 
and  who  csn  abide  in  the  fiercenefle  of 
3.7. Nineveh  is  laid  wa(le,wte  will  bem.  thee 
Hab.z.  j.wfeenlargeth  his  defire  as  hell 
Zcph. 2. 18.  wbos.tc.of  thee,to  whom  the  reproach 
Hag.z.z.who  is  left  among  you  that  faw  this  ho. 
Zech .4.7 .who  art  thou,0  great  mountaine 
Mai.  1 . 1  o. who  is  there  among  you  that  would 
lii.who  may  abide  the  day  of  his  coming 

who  (hall  ftand  when  he  appeareth 
Mat.2. 7, who  hath  warned  you  to  flee  from  the 

L«^3.7. 
io.2.thefirftSioion,wfe  is  called  Peter 
4. and  Judas  Ifcariot,  who  alfo  betrayed  him 
1 1. enquire  who  in  it  is  worthy  ;  and  there 
1 2.48. to  him  that  told  him,«'fe  is  my  mother 

and  who  are  my  brethren 
1 3.9.  who  hatheares  to  heare  let  him  heare 

Verfe  43. 
46.W&0  when  he  had  found  one  peatle  of 
1 8. 1. who  is  the  greateft  in  the  kingdome  of 
.  i9.2j.faying,»'fcothen  canbefaved 

Mar\  10.26.  Luke  18.  26. 
2 1.  io.city  was  moved,faying,ff  ho  is  this 

2  3 .  and  who  gave  thee  this  authority 
Mark  1 1.  28. 

44.4 j.wfe  then  is  a  faithfull  fer?ant,whom 

Luke  1  z.  2.4 
2  j.  1 4 .who  called  his  own  fervants,&  delivered 
26.3  .palace  of  the  high  prieft  who  was  called 

68. thou  Chrift,wfe  is  he  that  fmote  thee 
27.j7.wfe  alfo  himfelf  was  Jefusdifciple 
Mark  I#I9"  w^°  were  in  the  fhip  mending  their 
24. 1  know  thee  who  thou  art,  the  holy  One 
Luke  4.  31. 
1.7, .who  can  forgive  fins  but  God  onely 

Luke  J-  21. 
3 .3  2. who  is  my  mother  or  my  brethren 
j  3.  wfe  had  his  dwelling  among  the  tombes 

3  o.  and  faid,  who  touched  my  clothes 
L?%8,4j. 

3 1.  and  fayeft  thou,  who  touched  me 

I«fe  8. 4  j. 
9.34.difputed  among  themfelves  who  mould 
12.24.who  left  his  houfe,and  gave  authority  to 
1  j.4i.wfe  when  he  was  in  Galilee  follow. him 
16.3.  who  (hall  roll  us  away  the  ftone 
Lu^e  j.21 .  who  is  this  that  fpeaketh  blafphemies 
7.39.  would  have  known  wfe,and  what  man. 

49.wbois  this  that  forgiveth  fins  alfo 
g.g.who  is  this  of  whom  I  hear  fuch  things 

3 1. who  appeared  in  glory ,and  fpake  of  him 
io.22.wfeistheSonbut  the  Father 

wfethe  Father  is,but  the  Son 

29.  and  who  is  my  neighbour 
l6.n.wfewill  commit  to  your  truft  the  ttue 

1 2.wfe  (hall  give  you  that  which  is  your 
i8.3o.wfefhall  not  receive  manifold  more  in 
1 9.3.  he  fought  to  fee  Jefus  who  he  was 
jo.2.or  who  is  he  that  gave  thee  this  authority 
K  k  k  k  k 


2  2.64.prophe(ie  who  is  it  that  fmote  thee 
23 .  i^.who  for  a  certain  fedition  made  in  the 
j  i.who  himfelf  waited  for  the  kingdom  of 
fohn  1.  i9*to  ask  him,  who  art  thou 
22. faid  unto  him,f*/feart  thou 

4.1  o.  kneweft  who  it  is  that  faith  unto  thee 
j.  1 3.he  that  was  healed  wift  not  who  it  was 
6.6o.an  hard  faying,wfe  can  hear  it 

64  who  they  were  that  beleeved  not 

and  who  (hould  betray  him 
7.20.  thou  haft  a  divell,wfe  goeth  about  to  kill 

8.2  J.faid  they  unto  him,  Who  art  thou 
9.i.asked  him/aying,Mafter,wfe  did  fin 

19.1s  this  your  fon  who  ye  fay  was  born  blind 
2  t.orwfe  hath  opened  his  eyes  we  know  not 
36.  and  he  Caid,wbo  is  the  Lord  that  I  might 

12.34.  who  is  the  Son  of  man 
38.Lord,  who  hath  beleeved  our  report 

1 3.1 1. he  knew  who  would  betray  hiai 
24.ask  who  it  (hould  be  oiwhom  he  fpake 

2  j.  faith  unto  him,Lord,wfe  is  it 
18.18.  who  had  made  a  fire  of  coals 
2 1.1 2.none  of  the  dtfciples  durft  ask  him,  Who 

Atts  3.3.  who  feeing  Peter  and  John  about  to  goe 
4.2  j.  wfe  by  the  mouth  of  thy  fervant  David 

16, Jofes,wfe  by  the  Apoftles  was  named 
■j.zj.wbo  made  thee  a  ruler  and  3  judge  over 

Verfe  3  J. 

3  8.  wfe  received  the  lively  oracles  to  give  to 
46, .who  found  favour  before  God 

8.1  j.  who  when  they  were  come  down.,  prayed 
3  2. who  Ihall  declare  his  generation 

9.  j.  he  faid,  Who  art  thou,Lord 

10.32  .who  when  he  cometh,  he  (hall  fpeak  to 
4 1  .even  to  us  who  did  eat  &  drink  with  him 

1 1. 1 4.  who  (hall  tell  thee  words,w hereby  thou 
z\.wbo  when  he  came,and  had  feen  the  gra. 

19. 1  j.Paul  I  know,  but  who  are  ye 

21.3  3. and  demanded  who  he  was 

22 .8.1  anfwer.frfe  art  thou  Lord    Ch.26.1j. 

23.1 8. wfe  hath  fomething  to  fay  unto  thee 
Ko^.7.24.  who  (hall  deliver  me  frora  the  body  of 

8.3 1.  if  God  be  for  us,  who  can  be  againft  us 
2  2. who  (hall  lay  any  thing  to  the  charge  of 
34.8>fe  is  he  that  condemneth  ?  It  is  Chrift 
who  is  even  at  the  right  hand  of  God 
who  alfo  maketh  interceflion  for  us 

94.wfeare  Ifraelites,  to  whom  pertaineththe 
1 9.or  wfe  hath  refilled  his  will 
20.O  man,wfe  art  thou  that  replied  againft 

10.6.  who  (hall  afcend  into  heaven 
7. or  who  (hall  defcend  into  the  deep 

1 1.34.W.  hath  known  the  mind  of  the  L.or  w. 

1  Cor.z.  16. 

3  j.or  who  hath  firft  given  to  him,and  ir  Ihall 

I4.4.wfeart  thou  that  judgeft  another  mans 

1  Cor  .3.  j  .who  then  is  Paul  ?,^and  who  is  Apollo 
4. 7. wfe  maketh  thee  to  differ  from  another 
9.7.  who  gocth  a  warfare  at  any  time  of  his 

who  planteth  a  vineyard>and  eateth  not 
who  feedeth  a  flock, and  eateth  not  of  the 
10, 1 3  .who  w  ill  not  fufFer  you  to  be  tempted 
14. 8. wfe  (hall  prepare  himfelf  to  the  battell 

2  Cflr.1.4.  "w\)0  comforteth  us  in  all  our  tribulati. 

z.  z.who  is  he  then  that  maketh  me  glad 

i6.and  who  is  fufficient  for  thefe  things 
11.z9.who  is  weak,  and — who  is  offended 
Gfl/.3.i.Ofooli(h  Galatians,wfe  hath  bewitched 
Phil.z.6.wbo  being  in  the  form  of  God3thought  it 
fain.  I- 13. who  is  a  wife  man,and  endued  with 
4.1 2.  who  is  able  to  fave,and  to  deftroy 

wfe  art  thou  that  judgeft  another- 
1  Prt, 3. 13. wfe  is  he  that  willharm  yoa 
1  fohn  2.22.  wfeisaliar,buthetbat  denieththat 

f .  j.w bo  is  he  that  overcometh  the  world,but 
Kev.^.z.who  is  worthy  to  open  the  book 
6.i7.and  who  (hall  be  able  to  ftand 
1 3 .4.  faying,  who  is  like  unto  the  beaft 

who  is  able  to  make  war  with  him 
1  J.4.W&0  (hall  not  fear  thee,0  Lord 
HDljole. 
G#z.2.6.watered  the  whole  face  of  the  ground 
1  i.compaffeth  the  whole  land  of  Havilah 
1 3  .Gihon  compafleth  the  wfe.land  of  Ethi.  j 
7. 19. under  the  whole  heaven  were  covered        t 
8 .9. the  waters  were  on  the  face  of  the  wh.eanh  f 

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9. 19.  of  them  was  the  whole  earth  over-fpread 
1 1. 1. the  whole  earth  was  of  one  language 

4.  fcatteted  upon  the  face  of  the  whole  earth 
1 3 .9. is  not  the  whole  land  before  thee 
47.18.  fo  the  whole  age  of  Jacob  was  i47.yeers 

Exod.io.  1  y. they  coveted  the  face  ofthe  wh.  earth 
iz.6.whole  affembly  ofthe  congregation  of  If. 
16.  j.to  kill  this  whole  affembly  with  hunger 
19. 1 8. and  the  whole  mount  quaked  greatly 
29. 1 8. burn  the  whole  ram  upon  the  altar 

Uv . $.9.thefatthereof,and  the  whole  r\imr),k  fhal 
4. 1  i.even  the  whole  bullock  (hall  he  carry 
7.14.  he  mall  offer  one  out  r  fthewhole  oblati. 
8 . 2 1  .and  Mofes  burnt  the  whole  ram 
io.6.the  whole  houfe  of  Ifrael,bewail  the  burn. 

2  y.  29.be  may  redeem  it  within  a  whole  yeer 
I\to.8.9.gathered  the  whole  affembly  of  the  child. 

io.2.of  an  •whole  piece  (halt  thou  make  them 
1 1. 20.but  ye  (hall  eat  it  even  a  whole  moneth 

z  1  .that  they  may  eat  a  whole  moneth 
i4.29.according  to  your  whole  number,  from 
Deut.i.zt  .on  the  nations  that  are  under  the  whole 
4.19.  divided  unto  all  nations  under  the  whole 
zg.zi.whole  land  thereof  is  brimftone  and  fait 

3  j.io.theyfhall  put  whole  burnt  facrifice  on 
Jojh. 10. 1  3 .  hafled  not  to  goe  down  about  a  whole 

1 1. 1 j. lb  Jofhua  took  the  whole  land 
Judg.19. 2.  and  (he  was  there  four  whole  monetbs 
z  5aw.i.9.becaufe  my  life  is  yet  whole  in  me 
j. 19. chat  feemed  good  to  the  whole  houfe  of 
6.  i9.he  dealt— even  among  the  wh. multitude 
i4«7.the  whole  family  is  rifen  upagainft  thine 

1  lfyK.6.2  2-the  whole  houfe  he  overlaid  with  gold 

the  whole  altar  he  overlaid  with  gold 
1 1 .34.1  will  not  take  the  whole  kingdom  out 

2  2(i8.9.8.for  the  whole  houfe  of  Ahab  (hall  perifh 
2  Chro.i%.  t  y  .fought  him  with  their  whole  defire 

1 6.9.  run  to  and  fro  throughout  the  who.  earth 
26.1  z  .whole  number  of  the  chief  of  their  fath. 
$o.z-$.whole  affembly  took  counfell  to  keep 
3  3. 8. according  to  the  whole  law  and  ftatutes 

Efther  3.6.K)  defttoy  the  Jewes  throughout  the  w. 

Job  28.24.hefeeth  under  the  whole  heaven 
34.1  j.or  who  hath  difpofed  the  whole  world 
3 7.3. he  dire&erh  it  under  the  whole  heaven 
4 1 . 1 1  .whatsoever  is  under  the  whole  heaven  is 

Pp.48,  i.the  joy  ofthe  whole  earth  is  mount  Sion 
5 1. 19. then  (halt  thou  be  pleafed  with  whole 
7  2. 1 9. let  the  M?/?.  earth  be  filled  with  his  glory 
97.  y.at  the  prefence  ofthe  Lord  ofthe  w.earth 

•    10  y.i6.he  brake  the  ■B^fl/eftaffe  of  bread 

P>'tf.i.i2.fwallow  them  up  whole  as  thoft  that  goe 
1 6. 3  3. the  whole  difpofing  theieof  is  of  the  Lo. 

£«/i?/.i2.i3.heare  the  conclufion  of  thewfe.mat. 
for  this  is  the  whole  duty  of  man 

I  fa.  1.  y .  the  whole  head  is  lick 

3.1.  from  Jerufalem —  the  whole  ftay  of  bread 

and  the  whole  ftay  of  water 
10. 1 2.  when  the  Lord  hath  performed  his  wh. 
13.  y.weap.  of  his  indignat.  to  deftroy  the  who. 
14.7.  the  whole  eaith  is  at  reft 
26.that  is  purpofed  upon  the  whole  earth 
29.rejoyce  not  thou  whole  Palcftina 
3 1  .thou  whole  Paleftina  art  diflblved 
2 1. 8. 1  am  fet  in  nay  ward  whole  nights 
28.22.aconfumption  determined  on  the  whole 
$4.y.God  ofthe  whole  earth  (hall  he  be  called 

/«■.!.  1 8.  made  the  brazen  walls  againft  thtwho. 
4.20.forthe  whole  land  isfpoiled, 
27.the  whole  land  (hall  be  defolate 
29.  whole  city  (hall  flee  for  the  noife  ofthe 
7. 1  y.as  I  have  cart  out  the  whole  feed  of  Ephra. 
8.16".  the  whole  land  trembled 
1 2.1  r  .the  whole  land  is  made  defolate 
1 3 . 1 1  .the  whole  houfe  of  Ifrael,and  the  whole 

1  y.  10.  a  man  of  contention  to  the  whole  earth 
19. 1 1  .that  cannot  be  made  whole  againe 

2  y.  1 1. this  w hole  land  (hall  be  a  defolation 

3 1.40. the  whole  valley  ofthe  dead  bodies  mail 

3  7.3- 1  took  the  whole  houfe  of  the  Rechabites 
45.4-1  will  pluck  up  even  this  whole  land 

yo.  23. how  is  the  hammer  ofthe  "who.  earth  cut 
5 1 .4 1  .how  is  the  prai  fe  of  the  whole  earth  furp. 
47-her  whole  land  fhall  be  confounded 
Lam.z.i  y.  that  men  call  the  joy  of  the  whole  earth 
E^e\.$.\o.wbole  remnant  of  thee  will  I  fcatter 


7.i3.vifion  is  touching  the  whole  mult. thereof 
lo.  1 2.  their  whole  body  —  were  full  of  eyes 
1  y. y. when  it  waswMi?,it  was  meet  for  no 
.     32.4.  fill  the  beafts  of  the  whole  earth  with 
3y.r4.when  the  whole  earth  rejoyceth,  I  will 
37.1 1. thefe bones  are  the  whole  houfe  of  Ifrael 
39.2y.and  have  mercy  on  the  whole  houfe  of 
43.1  i.that  they  may  keep  the  wh.  form  thereof 

1  z.whole  limit  thereof  (hall  be  moft  holy 
4y-6\  it  (hall  be  for  the  whole  houfe  of  Ifrael 
DaK.2.3  y.and  it  filled  the  whole  earth 

48.  made  him  ruler  over  the  whole  province 
6. r.  w  hich  fhould  be  over  the  whole  kingdome 
3  .king  thought  to  fet  him  over  the  wh.teAm 
7. 2 3. and  (hall  devour  the  whole  earth 

27.  greatneffe  ofthe  kingdom  under  the  wh- 
8.y.on  the  face  of  the  whole  earth,and  touched 
9. 1 2.  under  the  whole  heaven  hath  not  been 
10.3. till  three  whole  weeks  were  fulfilled 
1  i.i7.to  enter  with  the  ftrength  ofthe  whole 
Amos  i.6.carried  away  captive  the  whole  captivity 
Micah  4.1 3  .their  fubftance  unto  the  L.  ofthe  wh. 
Zepb.  1. 1 8. but  the  wiiole  (hall  be  devoured 
Zech.a.  10.  which  run  to  and  fro  thorow  the  whole 
I4.that  ftand  by  the  Lord  ofthe  whole  earth 
y.3.  goeth  forth  over  the  face  of  the  who.  earth 
Mai.  3 .9.  ye  have  robbed  me,even  this  who.  nation 
Mat.j.zy.  whole  body  fhould  be  caft  into  hell 

Verfe  30. 

5.2  2.thy  whole  body  (hall  be  full  of  light 

Ln\e  11.34. 

2  3 .  thy  whole  body  (hall  be  full  of  darkneffe 

8.3  2. the  wholeherd  of  fwine  ran  violently  do. 
1 3.2.the  whole  multitude  flood  on  the  fhore 

3  3. hid  three  meafures  of  meal  till  the  whole 

Lu\e  13.21. 
16.26.if  he  fhall  gaine  the  whole  world 

Mai\%.i6.Luhe9.z$. 
26.i3.gofpel  (hall  be  preached  in  thew^.world 
Ma)\  14.  9. 
27. 27.gathered  unto  him  the  wh.  band  of  foul. 
Marli  4. 1  .whole  multitude  was  by  the  fea  on  the 
6. y  y.ran  thorow  that  who.  region  round  about 
12,33.1s  more  then  all  whole  burnt-offerings 
iy.1.  and  thewhole  councell  bound  Jefus.and 
i6.and  they  call  together  the  wkolebund 
Lul^c  i.io.wholc  multitude  ofthe  people  were 
6.  i9.the  whole  multitude  fought  to  touch  him 
8.37.wbo.  multitude  ofthe  Gadarens  befought 
39.  and  publifhed  thorowout  the  whole  city 
11.36.if  thy  whole  body  therefore  be  full  of 

having  no  part  dark,the  whole  (hall  be 
19.lj.whok  multitude  ofthe  difciples  began 
2 1.3  y.  that  dwell  on  the  face  ofthe  who.  earth 
zi.i.wholc  multitude  of  them  arofe,&  led  him 
John  4.y  3.himfelf  beleeved,  and  his  whole  houfe 

n.yo.thatthe  whole  nation  perifh  not 

Alls  6.y.the  faying  pleafed  the  whole  multitude 

1  i.z6.3.whole  yeer  they  affembled  themfelves 

1 3.44.almoft  the  whole  city  to  hear  the  word 

1  y.2  2.pleafed  the  whole  Church  to  fend  chofen 

19.z9.whok  city  was  filled  with  confufion 

28.30.Paul  dwelt  twowfo/eyeersinhisowne 

Rom.i.S.yom  faith  is  fpoken  of  thorowout  the  w. 

8.22.we  know  the  whole  creation  groaneth 

16.23. Gaius,& tne  whole  Church  falutethyou 

1  Cor.y.6.that  a  little  leav.  leaveneth  the  wb.lump 

Gal.  3. 9 
12.17.if  the  whole  body  were  an  eye,where 

if  the  whole  were  hearing,where  were 
14.23. if  the  whole  Church  be  come  together 
Gal.  y.3. that  he  is  a  debtor  to  doe  the  whole  law 
Ephef.3.1  y.of  whom  the  whole  family  in  heaven 
4.1 6. from  whom  the  whole  body  fitly  joyned 
rf.n.putonthe  whole  armour  of  God 
1 3. take  unto  you  the  whole  armour  of  God 
1  Tk/.y.23. 1  Pray  God  your  whole  fpirit  be  pref. 
Titus  1.1 1. mouths  muft  beftopped,whofubv.t*»Z?. 
,7<#8.2.io.whofoever  fhall  keep  the  whole  law,and 
3 .2.able  alfo  to  bridle  the  whole  body 
3. and  we  turn  about  their  #>/n>/i?  body 
6.that  it  defileth  the  whole  body 
i  John  2.2.but  alfo  for  the  (ins  ofthe  whole  world 

y.19.  the  whole  world  lieth  in  wickedneffe 

Rev.  12.9. called  the  divell,whichdeceiveththe». 

16.14.  which  goe  forth  unto  the  whole  world 


/  HDljoie. 

y»Jo.y.8.  abode  in  the  camp  till  they  were  whole 
Job  y.  1 8.he  woundeth,  and  his  hands  make  whole 
Mat.g.  1 2.they  that  be  whole  need  not  a  Phy fician 
Marli  2.17.  Lufe  y.3 1. 
2i.but  touch  his  garmentjl  fhall  be  whole 

Mar\  y.  2  8. 
22.woman  was  made  whole  from  that  houre 
1 2. 1 3. it  was  reftored  whole  like  the  other 

Afa^3.y.£«^6.io. 
14.36.as  many  as  touched  were  made  whole 

o  ,      ,      ,  Mark  <*•?<*. 

1  y.28.  her  daughter  was  made  whole  from  that 
3  i.dumb  to  (peak,  the  maimed  to  be  whole 
Mar\  y.34.daughter3thy  faith  hath  made  thee  wh. 

£4*8.48. 
goe  in  peace^be  whole  of  thy  plague 
I0.y2.tby  faith  bath  made  thcewhole 

Lu\e  17.  10 
Lu\e  7. 1  o.  found  the  fervant  whole  that  had  been 
8.*o.beleeveonly,and  (he fhall  be  made  wfofe 
John  y.4.was  made  whole  of  whatfoever  difeafe  he 
6. faith  unto  him,Wilt  thou  be  made  whole 
9.immediatly  the  man  was  made  whole 
1 1. he  that  made  me  whole, hid  ,Take  up  tny 
14. thou  ait  made  whole,  (in  no  more 
if.  that  it  was  Jefiis  that  had  made  him  wh. 
7.23.  made  a  man  every  whit  whole  on  the  fab. 
Atls  4.9. by  what  means  he  is  made  whole 

io.doth  this  man  fiand  here  before  you  wh. 
9.3  4  .Jefus  Chrift  maketh  thee  whole 

tttyole  congregation £zt  Congregation, 
Wtyalzhemt,  Sec  f|eart, 
HDhoSIp. 
Lev.6.zz.  it  fhall  be  wholly  burnt 

23.meat-offer.forthe  prieft  fhall  be  tt>  .burnt 
1 9.9. not  wholly  reap  the  corners  of  thy  field 
Num.^.9.{0t  they  are  wholly  given  unto  him 
4*6.  fpread  over  it  a  cloth  wholly  of  blue 
8. 1  (f.for  they  are  wholly  given  unto  me 
3  i.i  i.becaufe  they  have  not  wholly  follow. me 
Deut.  i.36.bccaufe  he  hath  wholly  followed  the  L. 
/o/&.i4.8.but  I  wholly  followed  the  Lo.  my  God 
9.becaufe  thou  haft  wholly  followed  the  Lo. 
I4.that  he  wholly  followed  the  Lord  God  of 
/Wg.17.3. 1  nad  wholly  dedicated  the  filver  to  the 
1  S<j»a.7.9.ofFered  it  for  a  burnt-offering  wholly  to 
1  C/w.28.2i.all  the  people  will  be  wholly  at  thy 
Job  21.23.  being  wholly  at  eafe  and  quiet 
lfa.  2  2. 1  .thou  art  wholly  gone  up  to  the  houfe  tops 
Jcr.  2. 2 1 . 1  had  planted  thee  wholly  a  right  feed 
6.6.lhe  is  wholly  oppreffion  in  the  midft  of  her 
1 3.19-it  (hall  be  wholly  carried  away  captive 
42.1y.if  ye  ■B'/jo^jf  fet  your  faces  to  enter  into 
46.28.not  leave  thee  wholly  unpunifhed 
yo.  1 3. but  it  (hall  be  wholly  defolate 
E\cl(.i  1.1  y. all  the  houfe  of  Ifrael  wholly  are  they 
Amos  8.8.  it  (hall  rife  up  wholly  as  a  floud 

Chap.  9.  y. 
Acts  17.16.  when  he  faw  the  city  wholly  given  to 
1  Tfe/.y.23.  God  of  peace  f3nftifieyou7*>/;tf//y 
1  Tim.q.  1  y.give  thy  felfe  wholly  to  them 

HPholcfome, 
Pro.i^.^.Siwhol'fome  tongue  is  a  tree  of  life 
1  Tim.6. 3. and  confentnot  to  wholefome  words 

tttyom. 
Gen.  3 . 1 2.the  woman  whom  thou  gaveft  to  be 
4.2y.  in  dead  of  Abel  whom  Cain  flew 
6.7.I  will  deftroy  man  whom  I  have  created 
io.i4.(out  of  whomotore  Philiftiim)Caphtor. 
1  Chron.  1. 12. 
1f.14.wbom  they  fhall  ferve  will  I  judge 
2  i.^.whom  Sarah  bare  him,  Ifaac 
22.3  .onely  fon  Ifaac  whom  thou  loveft 
24.3. daughters  of  Canaan  amongft^.I  dwel 
i4.damfell  to  whom  I  (hall  fay,  Let  down 
40.  before  whom  I  walk,  will  fend  his  angel 
44.wbom  the  Lord  hath  appointed  out  for 
47. daughter  of  Bethuel  whom  Milcah  bare 
zf.iz.wbom  Hagar  the  Egypttsnbate  to  Abra. 
30.26.my  wives  and  my  children  for  whom  I 
43.27.the  old  man  of  whom  ye  fpake 

29.your  younger  bf  other  of  whom  ye  fpake 
44. 10. he  with  whom  it  is  found  fhall  be  my 
16.  both  we  and  he  with  whom  the  cup  is 
4y.3.I  am  JoCer>h,whom  ye  fold  into  Egypt 

4<>.  iS.fons 


WHO       WHO 


WHO        WHO 


WHO        W'H  O 


46.18 .fons  of  Zilpah  whom  Laban  gave  to  Le. 
48.9.  -whom  God  hath  given  me  in  this  place 
1  j.God  before  whom  thy  fathers  did  walke 
49.8.}udah,thouart  he  whom  thy  brethren  (hall 
Exod.4. 1 5  -fetid  by  the  hand  of  him  whom  thou 
6.j.wbom\he  Egyptians  keep  in  bondage 

a6.to  whom  the  Lord  faid.  Bring  out  the 
iS.y.wbom  he  had  delivered  out  of  the  hand  of 
a  j.9.and  whom  the  Judges  (hall  condemn,  he 
a 3  ,27.deftroy  all  the  people  to  whom  thou 
z%.$.wbom  I  have  filled  with  the  fpirit  of  wifd. 
3 1. 1 5.  to  whom  thou  fwareft  by  thy  owne  felf 
33.1  i.not  let  me  know  whom  thou  wilt  fend 
19.be  gracious  unto  whom  I  will  be  gracious 
(hew  mercy  unto  whom  I  will  (hew 
3  y  .a  1 .every  one  whom  his  fpirit  made  willing 
13  .every  man  with  whom  was  found  blue 
14.  every  man  with  wh.  was  found  Shittim 
$6.i.inwhom  the  Lord  had  put  wifdome 
Lev.6.^.  give  it  unto  him  to  whom  it  appertained 
1 5 .45  .the  leper  in  whom  the  plague  is 
14.3 1. law  of  him  in  whomis  the  plagueoflep. 
1 y.18.  woman  alfo  with  whom  man  (hall  lie 
I7.7.after  whom  they  have  gone  a  whoring 
ay.27.reftore  the  overplus  to  the  man  to  whom 
Num.i.l-wbom  he  confecrated  to  minifter  in  the 
4.4?.  whom  Mofesand  Aaron  numbred  accord. 
46.  were  numbred  of  the  Levites^  wh.  Mofes 
5. 7 .give  it  unto  him  againft  whom  he  hath  tref. 
1 1 . 1 6.whom  thou  knoweft  to  be  the  elders  of 
11. people  amongft  whom  I  am,are  fix  hund. 
1 2.1  i.of  whom  the  fk(h  is  half  confumed 
1 6. y  .even  him  whom  he  hath  chofen  will  he 
22>6.he  whom  thou  bleffeft,  is  blefledrhe  whom 
aj.S.fhall  I  curfe,wte  God  hath  not  curfed 

fhall  I  dt  fie,  whom  the  Lord  hath  not 
26,64  .not  a  man  of  them  whom  Mofes  &  Aar. 
3tf.tf.let  them  marry  to  whom  they  think  beft 
Dcut.j. 1 9.unto  all  the  people  oiwhom  thou  art 
I9.i7>between  whom  the  controverfie  is3(hall 
3  i.ao.children  in  whom  is  no  faith 

3  7. their  rock  in  whom  they  trufted 
33.8.W/J.  thou  didft  prove  at  Maflah3  withw/;. 
JopJ.  10.2  5. doe  to  all  your  enemies  againft  wfo<w# 
1 3 .8.  with  whom  the  Reuben  and  Gadites  have 
24. 1  y.  chufe  you  this  day  whom  ye  will  ferve 
Jndg.7  .^.thit  of  whom  I  fay.  This  (hall  goe  with 
8. 1 5. with  whom  ye  upbraid  me 
1 4. 20. to  his  companion  whom  he  had  ufed  as  a 
Ruth  4.  i.kinfman  of  whom  Boaz  fpake,came  by 

1  Sttm.z.i  3  .whom  I  (hall  not  cut  off  from  my  alt. 

6.20 .and  to  whom  dial  1  he  goe  up  from  us 
9.17.  behold  the  man  whom  I  fpake  to  thee  of 

20. on  whom  is  all  the  defire  of  Ifrael  ?  is  it 
10.24.fee  ye  him  whom  the  Lord  hath  chofen 
1 1. 3  .-whom  have  I  Aefrzuded3whom  have  I  oppr. 

1 3. the  king  whom  ye  have  chofen,  and  whom 
1 6. 3  .anoint  unto  me  htm  whom  I  name  to  thee 
17.28.with  whom  thou  haft  left  thofe  few  flicep 
24.14.  after  whom  is  the  king  of  Ifra. come  out 
2y.2y.young  men  of  my  Lord  whom  thou  didft 
28. 8. bring  me  him  up  whom  I  (hall  name  unto 

1 1  .whom  fhall  I  bring  up  unto  thee 
a9.y.thisDavid,ofn>fro/«tney  fmg  one  toano. 
3 0.13. to  whom  belongeft  thou  ?and  whence 

2  Sam. 1^.7.  life  ofhis  brother  whom  he  flew 

1  j .3  3  .unto  whom  David  faid,If  thou  paffeft 
1 6. 1 8. nay,  but  whom  the  Lord  and  this  people 

i9.and  agz'm^whom  fhalll  ferve 
1 7. 3.  the  man  whom  thou  feekeft  is  as  if  all 
20. 3.  whom  he  had  left  to  keep  the  houfe 
a 3 .8  .names  of  the  mighty  men  whom  D.tv.had 

1  Kjn.9.11 .  whom  the  children  of  Ifrael  were  not 
17.1  .before  whom  I  Hand,  there  fhall  not  be 

20,brought  evil  upon  the  widow  with  whom 
18. if  .Lord  of  hoftsliveth,  before  wfo.  I  ftand 
a  i(i?2.3.i4&  5.16. 
3  i.untowhom  the  word  of  the  Lord  came 
20.14.  and  Ahab  faid,  By  whom 
ai  .ay.  whom  Jezabel  his  wife  flirted  up 
aa.8.by  whom  we  may  enquire  of  the  Lord 

a  l<jn.6. 1 9.I  will  bring  ye  to  the  man  whom  ye 
8.5.herfonwtaElifhahad  rcftoredto  life 
10.24.  any  of  the  men  wh.  I  have  brought  into 
\6-i.whom  the  Locaftout  from    2 Chro. 28.3. 
17. 1  i.whomthe  Lord  carried  away  befo.them 


1  y. concerning  whom  the  Lord  had  charged 
3  3 .  whom  they  carried  away  from  thence 
34.commanded  the  child,  of  Jacob  whom  he 
3  y.  with  whom  the  Lo.  had  made  a  covenant 
i%.zo.onwhom doft  thou  ttuft,that   Ifa.^6.^. 
19.10.let  not  thy  God  in  whom  thou  trufteft 
*  JJa-  37. 10. 

22.i^fo.thou  haft  reproached  and    //k.37.2  3. 

1  Chro.z.z  1. whom  he  mar. when  he  was  fixty  yeers 

2  Chro.  1. 1  i.over  whom  I  have  made  thee  king 
E^ra  10.44.fome  of  them  had  wives  by  whom  they 
Nch.8.10.  portions  unto  them  for  whom  nothing 
Ejiher  4. 1  i.except  fuch,  to  whom  the  king  fhould 

6.6.  unto  the  man  whom  the  king  deligb'teth  to 
to  wfc.would  the  king  delight  to  do 
7.  for  the  man  whom  the  king  delighteth  to 
9.  aray  the  man  withall,  whom  the  king  del. 
1 1. be  done  to  the  man  whom  the  king  delig. 
1 3  .before  whom  thou  haft  begun  to  fail 
Job  g.ij.whom  though  I  were  righteous, yet 

1  y.19.  unto  whom  alone  the  earth  was  given 
19.47.  whom  I  (hall  fee  for  my  felf 

2  y.  3. upon  whom  doth  not  his  light  arife 
26.4.10  whom  haft  thou  uttered  words 
3o.2.in  whom  old  age  waspcrifhed 

Pfal.i6.^.to  the  excellent ,in  wh.is  all  my  delight 
iS.z.inwhoml  will  truft 
27.i.Lord  is  my  falvation,w/;w»  (lull  I  feare 

ftrength  of  my  lik,of  whom  (hall  I  be 
3a-a.unto  whom  the  Lord  imputeth  notiniqu. 
4  i.9.mine  own  friend  in  whoml  trufted  hath 
7  3 .  a  j .whom  have  I  in  heaven  but  thee 
89. 21. with  wbommy  hand  fhall  be  eftablifhed 

94.1.0  Lord  God,  to  whom  vengeance  belon. 
O  God  to  whom  vengeance  belongeth 

9J.  1 1. unto  whoml  [ware  in  my  wrath  that 
i66.34.concerningavte  the  Lord  com.  them 
144,2.  and  he  in  whom  I  truft 
1 46.3. nor  inthefonofman,in  whom  there  is 
Pro.$.iz.wbom  the  Lord  loveth  he  correclreth 

as  a  father  the  fon  in  whom  he  delight. 
27.  with-hold  not  good  from  them  to  whom 
30.31.  king,againft  wfownhereisnorifing  up 
Ecclcf.q.  8-  neither  faith  he  for  whom  I  doe  labour 
8.i4.there  be  juft  men  unto  whom  it  happeneth 
there  be  wicked  men  to  whom  it  happ. 
Casi.  3.1. fought  him  whom  my  foul  loveth 
a. I  will  feek  him  whom  my  foul  loveth 
3.found  me:  to  whom  I  faid, Saw  ye  him  wh. 
lfa.6.8. faying,  whom  (hall  I  fend 

8. 1 8.1  and  the  child  whom  the  Lord  hath  given 
10.3.  to  whom  will  ye  flee  for  help 
19.zS.whom  the  Lord  of  hofts  fhall  bleffe 
22.16.wfr.haft  thou  here,that  thou  haft  (hewed 
iS.g.wbom  (hall  he  teach  knowledge?and  whom 

i2.to7pfo0«zhefaid,This  is  the  reft  wherew. 

3  i.d.from  whom  the  children  of  Ifrael  have 
3  7.23 .3gainft  whom  haft  thou  exalted  thy  voice 
40.14.  with  whom  took  he  counfell 

1%.  lowborn  then  will  ye  liken  God 

a y.to  wh.thtn  will  ye  liken  me    Cha.46. y. 
42.  i.fervant  whom  I  uphold,  mine  eled:  in  wh. 

24.  did  not  the  Lord,he  againft  whom  we 
44. 1  .heare,0  Ifrael,  whom  I  have  chofen 
47.15.be  unto  thee  with  whom  thou  haft  labo. 
49.3. my  (ervant,0  Ifrael.in  whoml  will  be 

,  7.to  him  whom  man  defpifeth,  to  him  whom 
yo. 1. bill  of  your  mothers  divorcement,  whom  I 
which  of  my  creditors  is  it  to  whoml 
%i.i<)bywhom  (hall  I  comfort  thee 
j3.i.to  whom  is  the  arm  of  the  Lord  revealed 
57.4.again(l  wh.Ao  ye  fport  your  felves,  ag.wh. 

7. oiwhom  haft  thou  been  afraid 
fit.  1.2  .to  whom  the  word  of  the  Lord  came 
6.io.to  whom  (hall  I  fpeak  and  give  warning 
8.i.whom  they  haveloved,ind  whom  they  have 
9.1 2. who  is  he  to  whom  the  mouth  of  the  Lord 

16.  whom  neither  they  nor  their  fathers  have 
1 1.1 2. cry  unto  the  gods  unto  whom  they  offer 
14. 16. the  people  to  whom  they  prophefie  (hall 
1 8. 8. againft  whom  I  have  pronouncedj  turn 
20.6.  &  all  thy  friends  to  whom  thou  baft  prop. 
2y.iy.nations,to  whoml  fendthee,to  drink  it 

i7.nations  to drink,unto  w\x>m  the  Lord 
z6.^. whoml  fent  unto  you,both  rifing  up  early 
17.J.  given  it  unto  whom  it  feemeth  meet  unto 
Kkkkka 


z9.zo.wh0m  I  have  fent  from  Jerufalem  to  Ba. 
30.17.this  is  Zioiijwhom  no  man  feeketh  after 
39.17.into  the  hand  of  the  men  of  w  horn  thou 
4  a.p.unto  whom  ye  fent  me  to  prefent  your  fup. 
1 1.  the  king  of  Bibyl.  of  whom  ye  are  afraid 
50.20.for  I  will  pardon  themwhom  I  referve 
Lam.i.io.whom  thou  didft  command  that  they 
1 4. from  whom  I  am  not  able  to  rife  up 
4.2o.of  whom  we  faid,  Under  his  (hadow  we 
E^k-9.6.  come  not  neer  any  man  upon  whom  is 
1 1.1.  among  whoml  faw  Jaazaniah  the  fon  of 
16.37.  with  whom  thou  haft  taken  pleafure 
ao.p.polluted  before  theheathen,among  whom 
23  .a2. from  whom  thy  mind  is  alienated 
a  8.into  the  hand  of  them  whom  thou  bateft 

into  the  hand  of  them  from  whom 
40.unto  whom  a  meffenger  was  fent,and 

for  whom  thou  didft  wafh  thy  felfe 
3 1  .z-whom  art  thou  like  in  thy  greatnefie 

1 8. to  whom  art  thou  like  in  glory 

3 z.i9.whom doft  thou  paffe  in  beauty 

Dd8.i.4.children  in  whom  was  no  blemifti 

7.10  whom  the  prince  of  the  eunuches  gave 
4.8.and  in  whom  is  the  fpirit  of  the  holy  gods 

Chap.  y.n. 

5.19.W/7.  he  would  he  flew,  and  wh.  he  would 

whom  he  would  he  let  up,and  whom  he 

6\i6.thy  God  wbomthou  ferveft  continually 

7.8.  before  whom  there  were  of  the  firft  homes 

20. and  before  whom  three  fell 
1 1.2 1. to  whom  they  (hall  not  give  the  honour 
Amos  7.2.by  whom  fhall  Jacob  arife  Ver.  5. 

Nahum  3.19.  upon  whom  hath  not  thy  wickednes 
Zcpb.$.  ig.to  wtow  the  reproach  of  it  was  aburd. 
Md.1.4.  people  againft  wh.  the  Lord  hath  indig. 
x.  14.  againft  wh.  thou  haft  dealt  treacherouQy 
2kf<rt. 3. 1 7. my  beloved  Son  in  whom  I  am  well  pie. 
Chap.  1 7.^, Marti  ?•,«• 
1  i.io.this  is  he  oiwhom  it  is  written,Behold 
1 2.i8.behold  my  fervant  whom  I  have  chofen 
27.by  wb.do  your  children  caft  Lu{ei  1.19. 
16.13.  whom  doe  men  fay,  that  I  the  Son  of 
Mar\  10.27.  Lu\e  9.18. 
1  y.  but  whom  fay  ye  that  I  am 

Mar\  10.  29.  Lu\e  9.  20. 
17. 2  y.  of  whom  do  the  kings  of  the  earth  take 
18.7. woe  to  that  man  by  whom  offence  cometh 
19. 1 1  Xave  they  to  whom  it  is  given 
zo.zi.iotwhom  it  is  prepared  of  my  Father 
23. 3y.  whom  ye  flew  between  the  temple  and 
zn.^.wbom  his  Lord  hath  made  ruler  over  his 
a6.24.woe  to  that  man  by  whom  the  Son  of 

Mar\  14.21. Lu\e  22.22. 
i-j,9,wham  they  of  the  children^of  Ifrael  did 
1  y.to  releafe  a  prifoner  whom  they  would 
\7.wh0m  will  ye  that  I  releafe  unto  you 
Mar\  3.13.  and  calleth  untc  him  whom  he  would 
10.40.be  given  to  them  for  whom  it  is  prepared 
14.7  i.I  know  not  this  man  of  whom  ye  fpeak 
1  y.  1 2.doe  unto  him  whom  ye  call  the  king  of 
40.  among  whom  was  Mary  Magdalen 
Lh\c  6.16.  lend  to  them  of  wh.  ye  hope  to  rece/ye 
47. 1  will  (hew  you  to  whomhe  is  like 
7. 4. was  worthy  for  whom  he  fhould  doe  this 
43.I  fuppofe  that  he  to  whom  he  forgave  moft 
47.  ro  wh.  little  is  forgiven,  the  fame  loveth 
8.2.Mary  called  Magdalen,  out  of  whom  went 
3  y.  out  of  whom  the  divels  were  departed 
38. man  out  of  whom  the  divels  were  depart. 
9.9.WI10  is  this  of  whom  I  hear  fuch  things 
10.22.he  to  whom  the  Son  willreveale  him 
1 2.y.I  will  forwarn  you  whom  you  (hall  feare 

Ocl.wbom  his  Lord  when  he  cometh  dial  find 
i3.4.or  thofe  eighteen  upon  whom  the  tower  of 
.  16.  ought  not  this  woman— wta  Satan 
1 7. 1. but  woe  unto  him  through  wh.  they  come 
z\.z%.wbom  they  had  defired,but  he  delivered 
John  1 .1  y.this  is  he  ofwb.l  fpake,He  that  cometh 
26.  ftandeth  one  among  you  whom  ye  know  ■ 
30.this  is  he  oiwhom  I  faid,  After  me  com. 
3  3 .  upon  whom  thou  (halt  fee  the  fpirit  defc. 
4y.we  have  found  him  oiwhom  Mofes  did 
47.behold,an  Ifraelite  indeed, in  whom  is  no 
3.i6.to  whom  thou  barcft  wirneffe,  behold,the 
m.hewbom  God  hath  fentfpeaketh  the  wo. 
y. 21. even  fo  the  Son  quickneth  whom  he  will 

38  rehom 


WHO        WHO 


WHO        WHO 


WHO       W  HO 


l%.whom  he  hath  fent,him  ye  btleeve  not 

4f  .accufethyou,even  Mofes,in  whomye  truft 
-6.29.bcleeve  on  him  -whom  he  hath  fent 

68.  Lord,  towhom  (hall  we  goe  ?  Thou 
7.2?  .isnot  this  he  whom  they  feck  to  kill 

18.  he  that  fent  me  is  true,  wh.  ye  know  not 
8.  j  j  .-whom  makeft  thou  thy  felf 

%$.of  whom  ye  fay,That  he  is  your  God 
io.jf.  called  them  gods  unto  whom  the  word 

36.  fay  ye  of  him  whom  the  Father  hath  fan. 
1 1.  j.Lordjbeholdj  he  whom  thou  loveft  is  fick 
M.li.towhom  hath  the  arm  of  the  Lord  been 
1 1 . 1 8.1  know  whom  I  have  chofen 

22.  looked  one  on  another,  doubting  of  wh. 

a  j.  onjefusbofomeoneof  hisdifcip.  whom 

24-who  it  fhould  be  of  whom  he  fpake 

itf.he  it  is  to  whom  I  {hall  give  a  fop 
14.16.whom  the  Father  will  find  in  my  Name 
if.ao'.Comforter  is  come,  whom  I  will  fend 
I7.j.true  God,and  Jefus  Chrift  whom  thou 

1  r.thofe  whom  thou  haft  given 
i8,4.faid  unto  them,  Whom  Feck  ye       Verfe  7. 
ip.ifi.difciple  ftanding  by, whom  he  loved 

37.1<>ok  on  him  whom  they  pierced 
20.2.and  the  other  dtfciplewhom  Jefus  loved 

1  5. why  weepeft  thou  ?  whom  feekeft  thou 
2i.20.feeththedifciple  whom  Jefus  loved 

Ails  1. 3. to  whom  alfo  he  (hewed  himfelf  alive 
3,13.  hath  glorified  his  Son  }ef\iSjvhom  ye  del. 

16. made  this  man  ftrong,wJHS»ye  fee  and 

zi.whom  the  heavens  muft  receive  untill 
4.io.by  the  Name  of  Jefus — whom  ye  crucified 
whom  God  raifed  from  the  dead 

22.  above fourty  yeers  old,on  whom  this  mi. 

27.againft  the  holy  child  Jefus  whom  thou 
j.30.raifed  up  Jefus  whom  ye  flew 

36.M)  whoma.  number  of  men  joyned  themf 
6.3.  whom  we  may  appoint  over  thisbufineffe 

6.whom  they  fet before  the  Apoftles 
7.7.  the  nation  to  whom  they  (hall  be  in  bond. 

39.  to  whom  our  fathers  would  not  obey 

j  2.  of  whom  ye  have  been  now  the  betrayers 

8.  to.to  whom  they  alfo  gave  heed 
l^.of  whom  Ipeaketh  the  prophet  this 

g.ij.wbom  when  they  had  wafhed,they  laid 
io.2i.  I  am  he  whom  ye  feek 

3  g.whom  they  fie  w  and  hanged  on  a  tree 
1 3.22.to  whom  alfo  he  gave  tcftimony 
i4.i3.commended  them  to  the  Lord  on  whom 
2 1.1 6 .an  old  difciple  with  wh.v/e  fnould  lodge 
24.8.by  examining  of  whom  thy  felfmayeft 
2?.i  5 .about  whom  when  I  was  at  Jerufalem 

i6.to  whom  I  anfwered,Itis  not  the  manner 

18.  againft  whom  they  brought  none  accufa. 

26.of  whom  I  have  no  certain  thing  to  write 
26.1 7. from  the  Gentiles,unto  whom  I  fend 

2  6  .before  whom  al  fo  I  fpeak  freely 
27.23-whofe  I  am,and  whom  Iferve 

Rom.i.f.by  whom  we  have  received  grace 

tf.amongwtaaare  ye  the  called  of  Jefus  C. 
j. 2.  by  whom  we  have  accede  by  faith  into  this 
11. by  whom  we  have  received  the  atonement 
6,i6.to  whom  ye  yeeld  your  felves  fervants  to 

his  fervants  ye  are  to  whom  ye  obey 

8.29.  whom  he  did  fore-know,he  alfo  did  pred. 

30.  whom  he  did  predeft.  them  he  alfo  called 

whom  he  cal.them  he  alfo  jufti.and  wh. 

9.  j.of  whom  as  concerning  the  fkih  Chr.  came 

1 5; .have  mercy  on  whom  I  will  have  mercy 

have  compaffion  on  whom  I  will  have 

i8.hath  he  mercy  on  whom  he  wil  have  mer. 

and  whom  he  will  he  hardeneth 

10.14.  call  on  him  in  whom  they  have  not  bel. 

beleeve  in  him  of  whom  they  have  not 

1  i-36.to  whom  be  glory  for  ever.  Amen   - 

1 3 .7  .tribute  to  whom  tribute  is  due 

cuflora  to  whom  cu(tom,fcar  to  wh.fear 
honour  to  whom  honour 
14.1 5.deftroy  not  him  with  thy  meat,  for  whom 
1  y.2 1  .to  whom  he  was  not  fpoken  of,they  (hall 
1 6.4. unto  whom  not  only  I  give  thankes,  but 
1  Cor.  1 .9. God  is  faithfull  by  whom  ye  were  called 
3.5  .but  minifters  by  whom  ye  beleeved 
7.39.  at  liberty  tobe  married  to  whom&ie  will 
8.6.the  Father ,oiwhom  are  all  rhings,3nd  we 
one  Lord  Jefus  Chrift  by  whom  are  all 


1 1  .weak  brother  perifh,  for  whom  Chr.  died 
1  j.6.of  whom  the  greater  part  remain 

1  i.whom  he  railed  not  up,if  fo  be  the  dead 
2  Cor.  1 .1  o.in  whom  we  truft  that  he  will  yet  deli. 
2.3. have  forrow  from  them  of  whom  I  ought 
icto  whom  ye  forgive  any  thing,I  forgive 
I  forgive  any  thing,to  whom  I  forgave 
4.4.in  whom  the  God  of  this  world  hath  blind. 
S.iz.wbom  we  have  oftentimes  proved  diligent 
10. 1  S.but  whom  the  Lord  commendeth 
12.17.by  any  ofthemwhoml  fent  unto  you 
Gal.  1 .  5  .to  whom  be  glory  for  ever     Heb.  13.21. 
2.  j.  to  whom  we  gave  place  by  fubjedion 
3 .19.  to  whom  the  promife  was  made 
4.19.  my  little child.of  whom  I  travell  in  birth 
6. i4.by  whom  the  world  is  crucified  unto  me 
Epbef.t.7.in  whomwehavc  redemption 

1 1  .in  whom  we  have  obtained  an  inheritance 
13. in  whom  ye  alfo  trotted 

in  whom  after  ye  beleeved,ye  were  feal. 
2.3. among  whom  we  all  had  our  convention 
21.  in  whomaW  the  building  fitly  framed  to. 
22.1'n  whom  ye  are  builded  together  for  an 
3.1 2.in  whom  we  have  boldnefie 

1  5 .  of  whom  the  family  in  heaven  is  named 
4.  i6.from  whom  the  whole  body  fitly  joyned 
6.zz.whom  I  have  fent  unto  you  for  the  fame 
Phil.z.i  j. among  whom  ye  thine  as  lights  in  the 
3.8.for  whomlhave  fuffered  the  lofle  of  all  thi. 
Col.i.i^.inwhomv/e  have  redemption 

27.  to  whom  God  would  make  known  what 
zi.whom  we  preach 
2.3.  in  whom  are  hid  all  the  treafures  of  wifd. 
1  i.in  whom  ye  are  circurncifed  with  the  circ. 
4.io.touching  whom  ye  received  commandem. 
2  Thef.z-8.whom  the  Lord  ihall  confume  with  the 
1  Tim.  t.if.to  fare  finners,of  whom  I  am  chief 
20.of  whom  is  Hymeneus  and  Alexander 
6.i6.whom  no  man  hath  feen,nor  can  fee 

to  whom  be  honour  and  power  everlaft.. 
2  Tim.x.xz.  for  I  know  whom  I  have  beleeved 
1  $. of  whom  are  Phygellus,and  Hermogenes 
2.17. of  whom  is  Hymeneus  and  Philetus 
3. 14. knowing  of  whom  thou  haft  learned  them 
4.  if  .of  whom  be  thou  ware  alfo 

1 8  .to  whom  be  glory  for  ever  and  ever 
Philem.10.whom  I  have  begotten  in  my  bond* 
Heb.i.z.whom  he  hatb  appointed  heir  of  al  things 
2.  io.became  him,  for  whom  are  all  things 

and  by  whom  are  all  things,in  bringing 
3.i7«with  whom  he  was  grieved  fourty  yeers 
1 8.to  whom  fware  he  that  they  fhould  not 
4. 1 3  .with  whom  we  have  to  doe 
j.n.of  whom  we  have  many  things  to  fay 
7.2.  to  whom  alfo  Abraham  gave  a  tenth  part 
4.unto  whom,  even  Abraham  gave  the  tenth 
8  of  whom  it  is  witnefled  that  he  liveth 
1 3 .  he  of 'whom  thefe  things  are  fpoken  pert. 
1 1. 1 8.of  whom  it  was  faid,  That  in  Ifaac  (hall 

38. of  whom  the  world  was  not  worthy 
1 2.6.for  whom  the  Lord  loveth,he  chafteneth 

and  fcourgeth  every  fon  whom  he  rec. 
13.23.with  w.ifhe  come  fhortly,I  will  fee  you 
Jam.1.17.  with  whom  is  no  variablencfle 

1  Pet-i.B.wbom  having  not  feen,  ye  love,in  whom 

iz.untowhomit  was  revealed,  that  not  unto 
2<4.to  whom  coming  as  unto  a  living  ftone 
4  1 1  .to  whom  be  praife  for  ever  and  ever 
5.8.feeking  whom  he  may  devour 

g.whom  refift  ftedfaft  in  the  faith 

2  P#.i.i7.my  beloved  Son  in  whom  I  am  well 
2.2.by  reafon  of  whom  the  way  of  truth  (hall  be 

i7.to  whom  the  mift  of  darknefle  is  refer ved 
19.  of  whom  a  man  is  overcome,  of  the  fame 

3  John  6. whom  if  thou  bring  forward  on  their 
Jude  1 3. to  whom  is  referved  the  blackneffe  ofdar. 
Rev.y.z.  to  whom  it  was  given  to  hurt  the  earth 

17.2.  with  whom  the  kings  of  the  earth  have 
20.8.  number  of  whom  is  as  the  fand  of  the  fea 

Getk$  1.3  2.with  whomfoever  thou  findefi  thy  gods 
44.9.with  whomfoever  of  thy  fervants  it  be  fou. 

Lev.\<>.i\.wbomfocv~ri\e  toucheth  that  hath  the 

/Wg.7.4.  of  wbom.l  fay  unto  thee,This  (hall  not 
it.z/L.whom.the  Lord  our  God  will  drive  out 

D<«.4.i7.givethittowta,/*.hewill  Ver.25,32. 


? >2 1. be  appointed]  over  it  whomfoever  he  will 
Mat.i  i.27.he  towhomfoevcr  the  Son  will  revcale 

21.44.onw/jflOT.  it  (hall fall,it      Lit^c  20.  18. 

z6.48.who.  I  (hall  kiffe,that  fame  AfiV.14.44, 
Mar.  if  .6.releafed  unto  them  one  prifoner»wta/#, 
Lnhe  4.6.and  to  whomfoever  I  will,  I  give  it 

1  z.qft.untowhomfoever  much  is given,of  him 
John  1 3 .2o.receiveth  whomfo.l  fend,  receiseth  me 
Acts  8.  i9.on  whomjo.  I  lay  hands,  he  may  receive 

1  C0/.16.3.  whomf.ye  fnallapprove  by  your  letters 

Lev .19.29.  to  caufe  her  to  be  a  whore 

2  i.7.they  (hall  not  take  a  wife  that  is  a  whore 
9.if  (he  profane  herfelf  by  playing  the  whore 

Dcut.zz.zx.  to  phy  the  whore  inherfathershoufe 
23- 1 7. there  (hall  be  no  whore  of  the  daughters 
1 8  .thou  (halt  not  bring  the  hire  of  a  whore 
Jttdg.ig.t.his  concubine  played  the  wbore 
Pfo.zi.zy.fot  zwhore  isa  deepditch- 
#*■  J  7-3-the  feed  of  the  adulterer  and  the  whore 
/<:?•.  3. 3. and  thou  hadft  a  whores  fore-head 
£^.16.28.  thou  haft  played  the  wbore  agai.  the 
Rev.  17. 1.  judgement  of  the  great  whore  that  fitteth 

1  f. which  thou  fawtft  where  the  who.  fitteth 
i6\thefe  (hall  hate  the  whore 

19.2. for  he  hath  judged  the  great  whore 
nDtioiettom. 

6w.38.24.  (he  is  with  child  by  whoredom 
Z.ef.i9.i9.1eft  the  hand  fall  to  whoredom 

20. 5. to  commit  whoredom  with  Molcch 
Num.  2  y.  1 .  people  began  to  commit  whored,  with 
JW.3.9.thorow  the  lightnefle  of  her  whoredom 

13. 27.I  havefeen  the  lewdnefTe  of  thy  whored. 

P.\e\,  16. 1 7.diddeft  commit  whoredom  with  them 

3  3. come  unto  thee  on  every  fide  for  thy  who. 

20.30.and  commit  ye  whoredom  after  their  abo. 

23. 8. and  powred  their  whoredom  upon  her 
i7.they  defiled  her  with  thekwhoredom 

2  7. and  thy  whoredom  brought  from  the  land 
43.7.nor  their  kings  by  their  wboredom,not 

J.now  let  them  put  away  their  whoredom 
Hof.  1. 2. the  land  hath  committed  great  whoredom 
4.  lo.they  (hall  commit  whorcdom}zad  not  inc. 

1  i.whoredcm  and  wine  takeaway  the  heart 
1 3  .therefore  your  daughters  (hall  com.wbor. 
I4.puni(h  your  daught. when  they  com.wbor. 
1 8. they  have  committed  whoredom 

y.3.0  Ephraimjthou  committed  whoredom 
tf.io.there  is  the  whoredom  of  Ephraim 
tttyojegornsr. 
Num. 14.$  3.your  children  (hall  bear  your  whored. 
2  Kjn.y.zi.  fo  long  3S  the  wborcd.  of  thy  mother 
2  Chro.z  1. 1 3.1ike  to  the  wbo-of  the  houfe  of  Ahab 
fcr.^.z.  polluted  the  land  with  thy  whoredoms 
Exeli- 16.10.  is  this  of  thy  whoredoms  a  faiall  mat. 

2  2. in  al  thy  whoredoms  thou  haft  not  remem. 
2f  .and  multiplied  thy  whoredoms 
z6.  haft  increafed  thy  whoredoms  to  provoke 

3  4.from  other  women  in  thy  whoredoms 
36.  nakedneffe  difcovered  through  thy  whor. 

23 ^.com.wJw.in  Egypr,.and  commit,  whored. 
7.thus  (lie  committed  her  whored,  with  them 
8.  neither  left  (he  her  whored,  brought  from 
1 1. then  (he,  &  in  her  whoredoms  more  then 
her  filler  in  her  whoredoms 
1 4.  that  (he  increafed  her  whoredoms 
i8.fo  the  difcovered  her  whoredoms 
1 9. yet  (he  multiplied  her  whoredoms 
29.  nakedneffe  of  thy  whoredoms  (hall  be  dif. 
thy  lewcneffe,and  thy  whoredoms 
jy.  bear  thou  thy  lewdnefTe,  and  thy  whored. 
Hof.i.z.viife  of whoredoms, and  children  of  wbore. 
2.2.  let  her  put  away  her  whoredoms  out  of  her 

4.for  they  be  the  children  of  whoredoms 

4.1 2.  fpirit  of  whoredoms  hath  caufed  them  to 

y.4.fpirit  of whoredoms  in  the  midft  of  them 

Nahum  3.4.becaufe  of  the  multitude  of  the  wboi-e. 

that  felleth  nations  through  her  whor. 

HDl)o?eutoriffcr. 

Epbef.f .  j.tbat  no  whoremonger —  hath  any  inheri. 

UPbciemongerar. 

1  Tim.1.10.  for  who/cmongcrsfot  them  that  defile 
Heb.  1 3. 4. but  whoremongers  God  will  judge 
Rcv.z  i. 8. but  the  whoremongers  dial  have  their  part 

2  2. 1  j.  for  without  are  whoremongers 

Hi)ho?fn3,See  45oe."i0one,t'!0C!it. 

HDhOjffl). 


WHO       WHO 


WHO        WHO 


W  H  O       ,  W  H 


J?ro.6.i6.  by  means  of  a  whorifh  woman  a  man  is 

£^^.6.9.  becaufe  I  am  broken  with  their  whorifh 

16.30.  the  work  of  an  imperious  wbor.  woman 

E%cl(.i6.i  3. they  give  gifts  to  ail  whores 
H0f4.14.tox  themfelves  arc  feparatcd  with  whores 

VOl)0k. 
Gen.1.11.  tree  wbofc  feed  is  in  it  felfon  the  earth 
1  Ltreeyeelding  it  ait  ,whofe  feed  was  in  it 
7.ia.allin  wbofe  noftrils  is  the  breath  of  life 
1 1 .4.a  tower,  wbofe  top  may  reach  to  heat  en 
1 6.1. Egyptian, wbo/e  name  was  Hsgar 
17. i^-wbofe  flefh  is  not  circumcifed,(halbe  cut 
22.i4.Nahorsconcubine3w/?tf/enamewasRe. 
24.1  3.  and  (aid  tWbofe  daughter  art  thou 

37.  inwfco/clandl  dwell 
3 1. 1  pwhofe  art  thou  ?  —and  wbofe  are  thefe 

2  8. 1. to  a  certain  Adullamice,  wbofe  name  was 

2.daughter  of  a  certain  Canaanite,wk>/e 
6  took  a  wife  for  Er — wbo.name  was  Tarn. 
a  5  .by  the  man  w/j.thefe  are  am  I  with  child 
difcern,I  pray  thee}whofc  thefe  are 
44.17.  man  in  wbofe  hand  the  cup  is  foundj  he 
^o.zz.wbofe  branches  run  over  the  wall 
Lev.  13. 40.the  man  wbofe  haire  is  fallen  off  his 
1 5.5 1. of  him  wbofe  feed  goeth  from  him 
16.  17. .wbofe  bloud  was  brought  in  to  make  at. 
zq.io.wbofe  father  was  an  Egyptian,  went  out 
Num.  243.  man  wbofe  eyes  are  open,  hathfaid 

Verfe  1  5. 
Dcut.  18.49.3  nation  wbofe  tongue  thou  fhalt  not 
Ruth  Lj.faid  Boaz  to  his  krvant,wbofe  darafell 

1  i.under  wbofe  wings  thou  art  come  to  truft 
i  S  am. \0.z6. wbofe  hearts  God  had  touched 
t/z.T,. wbofe  ox  have  I  taken  ?  or  wbofe  affe 
1 7. 5  5.  Abner,  Wbofe  fon  is  this  youth 

56.encp.1ire  thouwhofe  fon  the  {tripling  is 
5  8 .  Saul  faid  unto  him,'?  bofe  fon  art  thou 
2  Sam.  3 .7. Saul  had  a  concubine,w,*w/e  name  was 
1 2. faying,  Wbofe  is  the  land 

1  JC;'z'3-i6.then  fpake  the  woman  wbo.ihe  living 

2  l^in.j.z.  then  a  lord  on  wbofc  hand  the  king  le. 

17.  lord  on  wbofe  hand  he  leaned  to  have 
8.1.  then  fpake  Elifha  unto  the  woman  wbofe 

5. the  woman  wbofe  fon  he  had  reftored 
I2.iy.  into  wfo/e  hand  they  delivered  the  mo. 
i8.ii.is^not  that  he  wbofe  high  places 

and  wbofc  altars  HiZ.  hath  taken  away 
1  rt;-fl.9.44.Azel  had  fix  Cons, whofe  names  are 
Job  1 2. 10.  in  whofehand  is  the  foule  of  every  liv- 
Pfal.i  5  ,4.in  wbofe  eyes  a  vile  perfon  is  contemn. 
26. 10. in  wbofe  hands  is  mifchiefe 

3  z.i. wbofe  tranfgteffion  is  forgiven 

and  wbofc  finis  covered 
2.and  in  wbofe  fpirit  there  is  no  guile 
3  8. 1 4.and  in  wbofe  mouth  are  no  reproofes 
144.8. wbofe  mouth  fpeaketh  vanity 

1 1. of  ftrange  children,wfos.  mouth  fpeaketh 
1 5. happy  is  that  man  wbofe  God  is  the  Lord 
146.5. wbofe  hope  is  in  the  Lord  his  God 
P/9.2.  1$. wbofe  wayes  are  crooked 
I/tf.i.n.ceafeye  from  man  wbofe  breath  is  in  his 
1 4. 2. take  them  captives, wkcaprives  they  were 

18. 2.  wbofe  land  the  rivers  have  fpoiled 

Verfe  7. 

16.3.  wbofc  mind  is  flayed  on  thee 
Jer. !  7.7.and  wbofe  hope  the  Lord  is 

2 1.15. into  the  hand  ofthem  wbofe  face  thou 
44. 28.fl1.1ll  know  wbofe  word  (hall  ftand  in 
48. 1 5.  wbjfe  Name  is  the  Lord  of  hefts 

Chap.  51.57. 
E'Kfk-l  6-wbofc  words  thou  canft  not  underftand 
1  j.\6.whofc  oath  he  defpif:d,and  wbofe  coven. 
T>an.^.zi-  the  Gcd  in  wbofe  hand  thy  breath  is 

and  wbofe  are  all  thy  wayes,  haft  thou 
Amos  ^.z-j. -wbofc  Name  is  the  God  of  hofts 
Jonah  1. 7. we  may  know  for  wbofe  caufe  this  eyill 

S.for  whof  catife  this  evill  is  upon  us 
Mat.zz.zo.whofe  is  this  image  and  fuperfcription 
Mark  \z.\6.Lu\ezo.zn> 
zS.whofe  wife  fhall  lhe  be  of  the  feven 

Lu^e  20.23. 
.41.  wbofe  fon  is  he  ?  They  fay  unto  him 
Lu\c  1  i.io.tbenrpfofl/cihallthofethingsbewhich 
John  i.6.fent  from  God,whofe  n3me  was  John 


27. wbofc  fliocs  latchet  I  am  not  worthy  to 

1  x.z.rAiofc  brother  Lazarus  was  lick 
19.24.caft  lots  for  it  wbofc  it  (hall  be 

Acts  z7.ii. wbofe  I  am,nnd  whom  I  ferve 
Rom. z.zy.wbofc  ptaik  is  not  o£  men,but  of  God 
^.S.whofe  damnation  is  juft 
4. 7.  wbofe  iniquities  are  forgiven 

and  wbofc  fins  are  covered 
g.^.wbofe  are  the  fathcrs,and  of  whom  as  con. 
2  Cor. 2. 18.  wbofe  praife  is  in  the  Gofpel 
iPet.2.24.bymto/I-fthpcsyearehea!ed 
W\)0h  heart,  See  insert- 
UDrjofefojter, 
John  10.23. wbofef.Cms  ye  rcmit,thcy  are  remitted 
wbofefo.Cms  ye  retain,  they  are  retained 

nuijofo. 

Gen.o.6.wbofo  Vneddtth  mans b!oud,by  man  (hall 
Le^ii.i7-^/»  toucheth  their  carcafe  fhalbe  un. 
zz.if.wbofo  toucheth  any  thing  that  is  uncleane 
Num.z%. 10. whofo  killeth  any  pcrfon,the  murder. 
Deut.io.n.whofo  killeth  his  neighbour  ignorantly 
Pfal.z^.i.who.  (hall  afcend  into  the  hill  of  the  L. 
50.13.-wZw/tf  offereth  praife,glorifieth  me 
101. $.whofo  privily  flandereth  his  neighbour 
107. 43. whofo  is  wife,and  will  obferve  tliofe 
pro.6. 3  i.wte/tfcommitteth  adultery  with  a  wo. 
8.3^/w/tffindeth  me}findeth  life 
g.^.wbo.is  fimplc,let  him  turn  in  hither  V.16. 
1 2. 1.  whofo  loveth  inftruftion,  loveth  knowle. 
1 3 .  13. whofo  defpifeth  the  word,fha.'be  deftrcy. 
1 6. zo. whofo  ttufteth  in  the  Lord ,h3ppy  is  he 
17.5. whofo mozketh  thepoor,reproachethhis 

i2.wbofo  rewardeth  evil!  for good,evill  (hal 
i2.zz.who.  findeth  a  wife,findeth  a  good  thing 
zo.zo.whofo  curfeth  his  father  or  his  mother 
z\.\i-whofo  ftoppeth  his  ears  at  the  cry  of  the 

2  3. whofo  kecpeth  his  mouth,  keep,  his  foule 

2  ^.iq.whofo  boafteth  himfelf  of  a  falfegift 
26.17-w^/odiggeth  a  pitjfhall  fall  therein 
27.  iS.^to/o  keepeth  the  fig-tree,eareththe  fru. 
28.7.  whofo  keepeth  the  law  is  a  wife  fon 

10.  whofo  caufeth  the  righteous  to  goe  aftray 
1 3 . butwhofo confeffeth  and  forfaketh  them 
18. whofo  walketh  uprightly^fhall  be  faved 
z^.whofo  robbeth  his  father,or  bis  mother 
i6.but  whofo  walketh  wifelydie  fhall  be  deli. 
29.3.n>/?0.loveth  wifdomc,  rejoyceth  his  father 
z^.whofo  is  a  partner  with  a  thief,  hitcth  his 
2$.-jy/jfl/0putteth  his  truft  in  the  Lord,fii3ll 
Ecckf.j.z6.wbofo  pleafeth  God  fhall  efcape  from 
8'.y.wfctf.keepeth  the  commandement,(hall  feel 
io.2.whofo  breaketh  a  hedge,a  ferpent  fhal  bite 
9.wbofo  removeth  ftones,  fhall  be  hurt 
Da».3.6.w/;(».falleth  not  down  and  worfhip.fliall 
1 1  .whofo  falleth  not  dow n  &  worlli.  that  he 
Zccb.i  4.17.  whofo  wil  not  come  up  of  all  thefam. 
Mat.iS.f. whofo  (hall  receive  one  fuch  little  child 
6.whofo  dial!  offend  one  of  thefe  little  ones 
1 9 ^.wfctf.marrieth  her  which  is  put  away,com. 
zi.zo.wbofo  fhall  fwear  by  the  altar/weareth 

2 1. whofo  fhall  fwear  by  the  temple,  fweareth 
24  1  %.wbofo  readeth,let  him  underfiand 
Mark  7. \o. whofo  curfeth  father  or  mother,let  him 
John  6.  %$.wbofo  eateth  my  flefh,and  drinketh  my 
Jam.  i.i 5.  whofo  looketh  into  the  perfect  law 
1  John  z.^.wbofo  keepeth  his  word,inhim  is  the 
3.i7.w/;tf/ohath  this  worlds  good,and  feeth  his 
UDhofoeter. 
Gcn.e,.  1  f.wbofoevcr  flayeth  Cain, vengeance  fhall 
Exod.  1 2. 1  %.whofotver  eateth  leavened  bread  from 
i9.w/jo/.eateth  that  which  is  leavened,  even 
19. 1  z.wbo.  toucheth  the  mount,  (hill  furelybe 
zz.ig.whofoever  lieth  with  a  beaft,  (hillbe  put 
30.3  3.w/3fl/tfet;e'ccompoundethany  thing  like  it 
w/;tf.putteth  any  of  it  upon  a  ftrangtr 

3  8  .whofoever  fhall  make  1  ike  to  that,to  fmel 

3  1. 1  ^.whof. doth  any  work  therein,tb3t  foule 

1  %.whofo.  doth  any  work  in  the  fibbath  day 
3  z.z^.wbof.hith  any  gold,  let  them  break  it  off 

33.5»/;»/*.hath  finned aga.me,him  will  I  blot 
l^.<).wboASo£  a  willing  heart,let  him  bring  at 
Lcv.7 .15 .whofoever  eateth  the  fat  of  the  beaft 
1  i.24.Tpfctf^touchetJi  (he  carcafe  of  them,  (hall 

2f.'»>Z>tf.beareth  ought  of  the  carcafe  ofthem 

3  i.whofoevcr  fhal  touch  them  when  they  be 
if. J. .wbofoever  toucheth  his  bed, fhall  wafh  his 
Kkkkk 3 


\o. whofoever  toucheth  any  thing  that  was 
ig.wbofvcvcr  tourheth  her,fhil!  be  unclean 
2i.^^toucheth  her  bed, fhal!  wafn  his  clo. 
n.-w^toucheth  any  thing  that  (lie  fatupon 
Z7. whofoever  toucheth  thofe  things,(hali  be 
!7.i4'ia'fc(>/tf«fO,e3tethit,fli3llbecutcfT 
18.  zy.wbofocvcrfhzW  commit  any  of  thefe  ab.) 
1 9. 20. whofoever  lieth  carnally  with  3  woman 
2  o.  z-wbofoever  he  be  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
21.17.  whofoever  he  be  of  thy  feed  in  their  gen. 
zz.l.wbofocvcr  he  be  of  all  your  feed  that  goeth 
I.whofoevcr  toucheth  any  creeping  thing 
zi. whofoever  off :rcth  a  facrifice  of  peace-off. 
24. 1 1. whofoever  curfeth  his  God,fhal!  bear  his 
Num.  1 5 .1  ^.whofoever  be  among  you  in  your  gen. 
17. 1 1. wbofoever  cometh  any  thing  necrunto 
19.1 3. w/jfl/Ww- toucheth  the  dead  body  of  any 
16.  whofoever  touchah  any  one  that  is  flaine 
31.19.wto/tf.hath  killed  any  perfon,and  whofo. 
Dent. 18 . 1  g. whofoever  will  not  hearken  to  my 
Jojh.  1 .18. whofoever  he  be  that  doth  rebel!  again ffi 
2.  i$.wbofoever  (hall  go  cut  of  the  doors  of  thy 
whofoever  fhalbe  with  thee  in  the  hcufe 
20.9.  wbofoiver  killeth  3ny  perfon  at  unawares 
Jndg.7 .i.whofoevcr  is  fearfull,!et  him  return 
2  S<wz.5\8.Tr/?.getteth  up  tothe  gutteiySc  fmit.Jcb. 
1  Chrcn.  1 1.6. 
1 4. 10. whofoever  faith  ought  unto  thee,  bring 
1 7 .g-whofoev.hcamh  it,will  fay, There  is  a  fla. 

1  Kin.  13.3  i.whofocver  wouldjheconfc crated  him  j 

2  Kjn  10.  iQ.whofocvertha.il  be  wanting,he  fhall 

2 i.i  z. whofoever  hearetb  of  it,both  his eares 

1  C«itf.2  6.28.-a?/wytfw.haddedicatedany  thin^jit 

2  Chro.xq.y.whofo.  cometh  to  confecrate  himfelfe 

1  y.  1 3. whofoever  would  not  feek  theLoid  God 
zi.7 -whofoever  elfe  cometh  into  the  hcufe,  he 

EXi'i  t  .^.whofoever  remaineth  in  any  pl.ice  where 
6. 1 1  .whofoever  fhall  alier  this  wcrd,Ut  timber 
7.z6.whofo.v/ill  not  doe  the  law  of  thy  God,& 
io.S.w/jo/tf.wouldnotcome  within  three  dayes 

Eflhey  4. 1 1  .whofoever  fhall  come  unco  the  king 

Pro.6. zg.whofoever  toucheth  her,fhall  not  be  inn. 
20. 1. whofoever  is  deceived  thereby,  is  not  wife 
27.i£.tt»/7ff/ktYybidethher,hideth  the  wind 

Ift.^.i^.wbofo.(hM  gather  together  againft  thee 
^q. 2. whofoever  goeth  therein,  (hall  not  know 

Jer.  1 9.3. which  wto.heareth,his  eares  fhall  tingle 

£'<e\-llA-whofoe,  hearcth  the  found  of  the  trurn. 

Da.n.%.7.  whofoever  fhall  read  this  writing,  and 
6.7.whofoeiir  fhall  ask  a  petition  or  any  god  or 

Joel  2.3  z.whof.(ha\l  call  on  the  Name  of  the  Lo. 

Mat.j.  19.  whofoever  fhall  break  one  of  thefe  leaft 

whofoever  (hall  doe  and  teach  them,the 

2  \. wbofoever  (hall  kill,  (hail  be  in  danger  of 

2  z.whofoever  is  angry  with  his  brot.wiihout 

whofoever  (hall  fay  to  his  brother,Rac. 
w/w/tf.fhall  fay,  Thou  fool,(hall  be  in 
28.  whofoever  looketh  on  a  woman  to  'uft 

3  z.whofoever  (hall  put  away  his  wife,faving 

wiW.marrieth  her  that  is  divor.corr.m. 
^.whofoever  fhal  finite  thee  on  thy  right-ch. 
41^ .whofoever  (hall  compel  thee  to  go  a  mile 
7-z^.whofoever  heareth  thefe  fayings  of  mine 
lo.i^.wbofoever  fhall  not  receive,  nor  heare 

Mar  It  6.1 1  Lu^eo  <;. 
3  z.whofoever  vv ill  confeffeme  before  men 

Lv\e  11.8. 

3  i.whofocver  (hall  deny  me  before  Ken,him 

^z.whofoever  (hall  give  to  drink  unto  one  of 

H.6.  bleffed  is  he  wbofoe.  fhall  not  be  offended 

I///^7.  23. 

1  i.sz.wbo.  fpeaketh  a  word  againft  the  Son  of 

Lu\c  11.  10. 

who. fpesketh  a  word  aga.the  holy  Gh. 

5To.  wbofoever  (hall  doe  the  will  of  my  Fath. 

Mar  In. a* 

13.12.  whofoever  hath,to  him  (hall  be  given 

Lul^e  8.  18. 

wbofoe.  hath  not,from  him  fhalbe  taken 

Lak.eS.  18. 

1  $.{. wbofoever  (hall  fay  to  his  father  or  mother 

16.15. whofoever  will  fave  his  lifc,(ha!l  lofe  it 

Mark,S.  i%.Lv\eQ.z^. 

&  17-  ?? 
wbofoever  (hall  lofe  his  life  for  my  faki 
^<!?'^8.3  5.Lk/^9.14.&  17-33 
\S.±.wbofaevik) 


WHO        WHY 


WHY         WHY 


WHY       WHY 


i  S.^wbofocvrr  (hall  humble  himfelfc  as  this 

19.9.  whofoever  (hall  put  away  his  wife,  except 

20.26.  whofoever  will  be  great  among  you,let. 

M.ii\  10.45 

17  .wbof.w'&X  be  chief  among  you,let  him  be 

Mark  10.  44. 

2  l.^^.whof.OndM  fall  on  this  ftone  (hall  be  bro. 

Lu\e  20.  18. 

23.1 1. whofoever  (hall  exalt  himfe!f,(hall  be  ab. 

Lu\e  14.  11. 

i&. whofoever  (hall  fwear  by  the  tea;p!e,  it  is 

wbo.(hA[  fwear  by  the  gold  of  the 

iS.wfoo.ihall  fwear  bythealtar,it  is  nothing 

wfoo  fweareth  by  the  gift  that  is  upon 

Mark  8. 3  a.wbofocver  will  come  after  me,let  him 

$%.whofo.  will  be  afhamed  of  me,  and  of  my 

Luke  g.  26. 

9. 3  7  .whofoever  (hall  receive  one  of  fuch  childr- 

Luk.e9.48. 

whofo.teceviet\\  me,recciveth  him  that 

£4*9.48. 

41.  whofoever  (hall  give  you  a  cup  of  cold  wa. 

42  .whof.thzW  offend  one  of  thefe  little  ones 

10.11. whof.Rizll  put  away  his  wife.and  marry 

Luke  16.  18. 

1  ^whefoever  (hall  not  receive  the  kingdome 

Luke  18. 17. 

1  1.Z2.  whofoever  (hall  fay  unto  thismountaine 

Luke  6.47. wbof.  cometh  to  me,&  heareth  my  fay. 

14.27. whofoever  doth  not  bear  his  erode,  and 

3  3  .whof.he  be  of  you  that  forfaketh  not  all 

16.18.  whofoever  mar rieth  her  that  is  put  away 

John  31  s.whofo.bcleweih  in  him  fhould  not  per. 

Verfe  16. 
4.1 3.  whofoever  drinketh  of  this  water  (hall 
%.4.whofo.ihen— ftepped  in,was  made  whole 
8.34.wfe)/o£wcommitteth  (in,  is  a  fervant  of 

1  i.i6.who/oevcrbelceveth  in  me,(Tnll  never  die 
1 2.46.  whof.  beleeveth  on  me  fhould  not  abide 
lS.z.whofoever  killeth  you,will  think  that  he 
ig.iz.whofoever  mzketh  hitnfelf  a  king,fpeak. 

Acts  2.21.  whofoever  (hall  call  on  the  Name  of 

Rom.  10.13. 

1 0.4 3. who  beleeveth  in  him  (hall  receive  remif. 

13.26. whofoever  among  you  feareth  God,to 

Rom.z.  1 .0  man,  whofoever  thou  art  that  judged 

9. 2.2. whof.  beleeveth  on  him  (hall  not  beafha. 

Chap.10.1 1. 

1  Cor.  1 1 . 27.  whofoever  (hal  eat  this  bread,&  drink 

Gal.%.\.whofoe.  of  you  are  judified  by  the  law,  ye 

lo.fhall  bear  his  judgement  who/oevcr  he  be 

Jam.z.  io.wbef.(hzl\  keep  the  whole  law,and  yet 

1  Jofo»2.2  3.7yto.denieth  the  Son,  thefamehath 

3.4.wfe.committetb  (in,tranfgre(7eth  alfo  the 
6. whofoever  abideth  in  him,finneth  not 

wfoo/S.finneth,  hath  nctfeen  him 
^.whofoever  is  borne  of  God,  doth  not  com. 
10. whof oe.doth  not  righteoufnefle,is  not  of 
1  %.whofoev.  hateth  bis  brother  is  a  murderer 
4.1^. who  fo.  (hall  confefle  that  Jcfus  is  the  Son 
5 . 1. whofoever  beleeveth  thatjefus  is  the  Chrift 
18. whofoever is  born  of  God  finneth  not 

2  John  g.whofoever  tranfgreffeth,  and  abideth  not 
Rw.i4.ii.andi*>fo>/<CT.receiveth  themark  of  his 

20.1  l.who.v/zs  not  found  written  in  the  book 
22.15 .whofoever  loveth  and  maketh  a  lie 
17.  whofoever  will,  let  him  take  the  water  of 

Gen. 4.6.  why  art  thou  wroth  ?  and  why  is  thy  cou. 
I2.i i.why  didft  thou  not  tell  me  that  (he  was 
1  g-why  faidft  thou,  She  is  my  fifter 

2  y.2  i.if  it  be  fo,  why  am  I  thus 
zj^.why  (hould  I  be  deprived  of  you  both 
42.1  .why  doe  ye  look  one  upon  another 
47.  ij.wby  mould  we  die  in  thy  prefence 

Exod.  1 . 1 8 .  why  have  we  done  this  thing 
z.zo.why  is  it  that  ye  have  left  the  man 
3 . 3  .why  the  bufh  is  not  burnt 
<y.zz.why  is  it  that  thou  haft  Cent  me 
1 4. 5 .they  hliji'hy  have  we  done  this 
i7.z.why  chide  you  with  me 
18.14.wfoy  fitted  thou  thy  felf  alone 
321  i.faid,LorJ,i)?/jy  doth  thy  wrath  wax  hot 

N  urn.  n.zo. why  czmt  we  forth  out  of  Egypt 
20.4.71%  have  ye  brought  up  the  congregation 
27.4.71%  fhould  the  name  of  our  fath.  be  done 


De««.y.2y.now  therefore,  why  (hould  we  die 

Jojh. 5>4.the  caufe  why  Jofhua  did  circurrscife 

7.2y.Jo(hua  faid,W%  haft  thou  troubled  us 

1 7.i4.wfoy  haft  thou  given  me  but  one  lot 

/«rf£.f.2.w/jyhaveye  done  this 

y.  16.  why  abodeft  thou  among  the  fheep-fclds 
1 7. and  why  did  Din  remain  in  (hips 
z%.why  is  his  charet  fo  long  in  coming 

why  tarry  the  wheels  of  his  charets 

6. 1  2. why  then  is  all  this  befallen  us 
8 .  i  .why  haft  thou  ferved  us  thus 

9. 28. for  why  (hould  we  fcrve  him 
1 1.7. why  are  ye  come  unto  me  now 

26.7*%  did  ye  not  recover  them  within  the 
1 3 . 1 8  .why  askeft  thou  thus  after  my  name 
1$.  10.  why  are  ye  come  up  againft  us     * 
2i.j.wfoy  is  this  come  to  pafle  in  Ifrael 
Ruth  1.1 1.  why  will  you  goe  with  me 
zi.why  then  call  ye  me  Naomi 
z.io.why  have  I  found  grace  in  thy  fight 

1  Sam.i.S.why  weepeftthou  ?  &  why  eated  thou 

and  why  is  thy  heart  grieved 

2. 2  3. why  doe  you  fuch  things 

6.2.why  his  hand  is  not  removed  from  you 
17.8.  why  are  ye  come  out  to  fet  your  battell  in 

28.he  (aid,^  camtft  thou  down  hither 
19.17.  why  baft  thou  deceived  me  fo 

let  me  go  :  why  fhould  I  kill  thee 
zo.z.why  (hould  my  father  hide  this  thing 

8.  ?*%(houIdeft  thou  bring  me  to  thy  father 
21.1. why  art  thou  alone,nnd  no  man  with  thee 
zz.i2.wby  have  yeconfpired  againft  me 
27.  %.why  (hould  thy  fervant  dwell  in  the  royal 
28.12. why  haft  thou  deceived  me 

1  y.  why  haft  thou  difquieted  me 

2  Sam.i.it^.why  is  it  that  thou  haft  fent  him  away 

7. ,7, why  build  ye  not  me  an  houfe  of  cedar 

1  Chron.if.6. 
1 1. 1  o.why  then  didft  thou  not  goe  down 

2  i.why  went  ye  nigh  the  wall 

1 3  .4.77%  art  thou  lean  from  day  to  day 

z6>  why  (hould  he  goe  with  thee 
i6.g.why  (hould  this  dead  dog  curfe  the  king 

17. why  wenteft  thou  not  with  thy  friend 
1 8. 1 1.  and  why  didft  thou  not  fmite  him  there 
19. 1  o.  why  fpeak  ye  not  a  word  of  bringing 
1 1  .why  are  ye  laft  to  bring  the  king  back 
36.?*%  fhould  the  king  recompenfe  it  with 
4i.why  have  the  men  of  Judah  ftollen  thee 
43.  why  then  did  ye  defpife  us 
20. 19.rp.wilt  thou  (wallow  up  the  inheritance 
2  4.3 .  why  doth  my  lord  the  king  delight  in 

1  Kjn.  1.6 .in  fayingjfp/jy  haft  thcu  done  fo 

1 3.77%  then  doth  Adonijah  reign 
2.2  2.and  why  doft  thou  ask  Abifhagthe  Shun. 

41.why  then  haft  thou  not  kept  the  oath  of 
9.8. why  hath  the  Lo.  done  thus  unto  this  land 
2  Chron-  7.  21. 
i\.6.why  faineft  thou  thy  felf  to  be  another 
2  i.^.why  is  thy  fpirit  fo  fad 

2  Kjn.  1.  y.  why  are  ye  now  turned  back 

7. t.why  fit  wehereuntill  we  die 
8. 1 2.  why  weepeth  my  lord 
1  z.j. why  repair  ye  not  the  breaches  of  the  hou. 
14.10.  for  why  fhouldeft  thou  meddle  to  thy 
2  CforaB.2y.19. 

1  Cbro.zi.i.why  then  doth  my  lord  require  this 

why  will  he  be  a  caufe  of  trefpaffe  to 

2  Chr0.z4-i.why  haft  thou  not  required  the  Lcv.to 

zo.why  tranfgrefle  ye  the  convnandement 
2y.i  y.wfoy  haft  thou  fought  after  the  gods  of 

1 6.2??foy  moulded  thou  befmitten 
32.4/8%  (hould  the  king  of  Aflyria  come 
E%ra  q.zz.wby  (hould  damagegrow  to  the  hurt  of 

7.23.  for  why  (hould  there  be  wrath  againft 
Neh.z.z.wby  is  thy  countenance  fad 

3.7?%  (hould  not  my  countenance  be  fad 
6".  3. 7?%  (hould  the  work  ceafe  whiles  I  leave  it 
1 3 . 1 1  .why  is  the  houfe  of  God  forfaken 
zi.why  lodge  ye  about  the  wall 
EJiher  3.3.  why  tranfgreffeft  thou  the  kings  com. 

4.  y.to  know  what  it  was,and  why  it  was 
Job  3.1 1. why  died  I  not  from  the  worpb 

why  did  I  not  give  up  the  ghoft  when 
'    1  z.wby  did  the  knees  prevent  me  ?  or  why 
7. zo.why  haft  thou  fet  me  as  a  mark  againft 


21.  why  doft  thou  not  pardon  my  tranfaref. 
9.29.77%  then  labour  I  in  vain 
1y.12.wfo3/  ^°th  thine  heart  carry  thee  away 
19.22.7?%  do  ye  perfecute  me  as  God 
28.ye  (hould  fay,  u'by  perfecute  we  him 

2  1.4.77%  fhould  not  my  fpirit  be  troubled 
24.  i  .77%,(eeing  times  are  not  hidden  from 
27. 1  z.wby  then  are  ye  thus  altogether  vain 

3  1  .\.wby  then  fhould  I  think  upon  a  maid 
33.1  3.77%  doft  thou  ftrive  againft  him 

Pfal.  z. i.why  doe  the  heathen  rage 

1  o.i.  why  ftandeft  thou  afaroff,0  Lord  ?why 

2  z.i.wby  haft  thou  forfaken  me  ?  77%  art  thou 
42.5.77% art  thou  cad  down,  O  my  foul 

Ver.n.P/i/.43.y. 
why  art  thou  difquieted  in  me 
Ver.ii.P/a/.43.j. 
9.77%  haft  thou  forgotten  me  ?  why  goe  I 

P/itf.43.2. 
44.i3.awake,wfoy  fleeptft  thou  ?  O  Lord 
5  2. 1  .why  boafteft  thou  thy  felf  in  mifchief 
68. 1 6.why  leap  ye,ye  high  hils 
74. 1. why  haft  thoucaftus  off  for  ever  ?tt% 

why  with-draweft  tbou  thy  hand 
80.  iz.why  haft  thou  then  broken  down  her 
88.14X0^,7?%  cafteft  thou  off  my  foule 

why  hideft  thou  thy  face  from  me 
Pro.  y.20.77%  wilt  thoti,myfon,beravilht  with 
zz.z7.wby  (hould  he  take  away  thy  bed  from 
£crk/.2.iy.and  why  was  I  then  more  wife 
7.i6.why  fhouldeft  thou  deftroy  thy  felf 
17. why  (houldeft  thou  die  before  thy  time 
Cant.x.T.wby  (hould  I  be  as  one  that  turncth  afide 
ifa.i.j.why  (hould  ye  be  ftricken  any  more 
40.z7.wby  fayed  thou,0  Jacob,my  way  is  hid 
63.17.  why  haft  thou  made  us  to  erre  from  thy 
Jer.z.  14. home-born  flave,w/;v  is  he  fpoiled 

33. why  trimmeftthou  thy  way  tofeek  love 
36.73%  gaddeft  thou  about  fo  much  to  chan. 
8.5.77%  then  is  this  people  of  Jerufalem  Hidden 
14.  why  doe  we  fit  (Jill 
lg.wby  have  they  provok.  me  to  anger  with 
zz.wby  then  is  not  the  health  of  the  daught. 
14.8.71%  moulded  thou  be  as  a  ftranger  in  the 

9.  why  fhouldeft  thou  be  as  a  man  aftonied 
1  $* .1  S.why  is  my  pain  pei  petuall 

26.9.  why  haft  thou  prophefied  in  the  name  of 
27.13.  why  will  you  die,thouand  thy  people 
z9.z7.wby  hsft  thou  not  reproved  J;  re.  of  An. 
30.1  y.  why  cryeft  thou  for  thine  affliction 
36.29.  why  haft  thou  written  therein,faying 
46. 1  %.w by  are  thy  valiant  men  fwept  away 
49.1. why  then  doth  their  king  inherit  Gad 

E^e£.  1 8.1 9. ye  fay,  Why  doth  not  the  fon  bcare  the 
ii.wby  willyedie^Ohoufeoflfrael 

Chap.33.11. 
Dan.i.io.wby  (hould  he  feeyour.faces  worfelik. 
z.io.why  is  the  decree  fo  hafty  from  the  king 
Jonah  1.  ic.faid  unto  h\va,H'hy  haft  thou  done  this 
Micab  4,.g.  now  why  doft  thou  cry  out  aloud 
Hab.i.2.wby  doft  thou  (hew  me  iniquity 
Hag.i.g.wby  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts,  Becaufe  of 
Mat. 6. zi.why  take  ye  thought  for  raiment 
7.3.  why  beholdeft  thou  the  mote  that  is  in  thy 
Lu\e6. 41. 
S.z6.wby  are  ye  fearfulljO  ye  of  little  faith 

Mark  4-  40. 

9.1  i.why  cateth  your  Mafter  with  Publ.&  fin. 

1 4.7*%  do  we  faft  oft,but  thy  difcip.faft  not 

Markz.ii.Liik^-ll. 

12.10.wty  fpeakeft  thou  unto  them  in  parables 

1  f. z.wby  doe  thy  difciples  tranfgrefle  the  md. 

Mark  7.  y. 

3.  why  doe  ye  tranfgrefle  the  commandment  i 

16.8.  wfoyreaion  ye  among  your  felves 

Mark  8. 17. 

17. 10.  why  then  fay  the  fcribes  that  Elias  muft 

Mark  9.1 jft 
19.  why  could  not  wee  caft  him  out 

Mark  9.  28. 
1 9.7 .why  then  did  Mofes  command  to  give  a 
17.**%  called  thou  me  good 

Mark  10.18.  Luke  18.19. 
20.6. why  ftand  ye  here  all  the  day  idle 
2i.ty.  why  did  ye  not  then  bcleeve  him 

Mark  11.3 1. Luke  20. y. 
22.18  rvki 


WHY        WHY 


W  I  C        W  I  c 


W  I  C       W  I  c 


zz.iS.why  tempt  ye  rne,ye  hypocrites 

Mm\  12.15.  Luke  20.23. 
z6.io.why  troubleye  the  woman 
27.2 j. why  ?  wba:  evill  hath  he  done 

Mark  1  5. 1 4.  Liife  25.11. 
4<5.my  God,my  Go6,why  haft  thou  forfaken 

M«t\  z.y.tvhy  doth  this  man  thus  fpeak  biafphtm. 

8. why  reafon  ye  thefe  things  in  your  hearts 

24.  why  do  they  on  the  fab.  day  that  which  is 

Luke  6. z. 

5.  j  5.  why  troubled  thou  the  Matter  any  further 

ly.wby  make  ye  this  adoe,and  weep 
8.1  z.why  doth  this  generation  fetk  after  a  fign 
1  i.j.if  any  many  fay  unto  you,f/'fey  do  ye  this 
4.4.wby  was  this  wafteofthe  ointment  made 
6.  let  her  alone,apfcy  trouble  you  her 
Liife  z.$8.why  haft  thou  thus  dealt  with  us 
5.  jo.  why  do  ye  eat  &  drink  with  publ.&  (inn. 
6.46.  why  call  ye  me  Lord 
12.26.wfey  take  ye  thought  for  the  reft 

57. why  even  of  your  felves  judge  ye  not 

19,3 1  .if  any  man  ask  you,  why  do  ye  ioofe 

3  j.faid  unto  them,^'fej  loofe  ye  the  colt 

22.46.  why  fkep  ye,  rife  and  pray 

24.5  .wfey  feek  ye  the  living  among  the  dead 

j  8.faid  unto  them,»%  are  ye  troubled 

why  do  thoughts  arife  in  your  hearts 
John  i.25.faid  unto  him,  f-rfey  baptized  thou  then 
4. 27. or  why  talkeft  thou  with  her 
7 . 1  y.why  go  ye  about  to  kill  me 

^.why  have  ye  not  brought  him 
8.45.  why  do  ye  not  underftand  my  fpeech 

z\6.why  do  ye  not  beleeve  me 
9>30.'wfey,herein is  3  marvellous  thing 
10.20. he  ismad^fevhear  ye  him 
iz.^.why  was  not  this  ointment  fold 
1^.17-why  cannot  I  follow  thee  now 
id, 21.  why  s.ske.&  thou  me  ?  ask  them 
2j.but  if  well,w/<y  fmiteft  thou  me 
10.13.  unto  her,Woman5wfeyweepeft  thou 

Verfe  if. 
Atls  1.1  J. why  dand  ye  gazing  up  into  heaven 
3.12.  why  marvel!  yeatdiis 
4.  if  .why  did  the  heathen  rage 
5.3.  why  hath  Satan  filled  thine  heart 

$.wby  haft  thou  conceived  this  thing  in  thine 
7.z6.wby  doye  wrong  one  to  another 
9.4  Saul, Sauljwfcy  perfecuted  thou  me 

Chap.11.7.  &  16.14. 
!4.if.Sirs,wfey  do  ye  thefe  things 
15.10.now  therefore,  why  tempt  ye  God 
zz.\6.why  tarried  thou,arife  aBd  be  baptized 
26.8.  why  (liould  it  be  thought  a  thing  incredi. 
Rom.  1.7 -why  yet  ami  alfo  judged  as  a  finncr 
8 .  24. what  a  man  feetl^wfey  yet  doth  he  hope  for 
9.i9.wfeydothheyet  find  fault 

zo.why  haft  thou  made  me  thus 
14.10.why  deft  thou  judge  thy  bro  1  her 

or  why  doft  thou  fet  at  nought  thy  bro. 
1  Cor.  4. 17.  why  , loft  thou  glo.  as  if  thou  badftnot 
6.7.  why  do  ye  not  rather  take  wrong 

why  do  ye  not  rather  fuftev  your  felves  to 
10.29.wfey  is  my  liberty  judged  of  anoth.mans 

30.  why  am  I  evill  fpoken  of 
if.  29.  why  are  they  then  baptized  for  the  dead 
30.wfoy  ftand  we  in  jeopar.ly  every  hour 
Gd.z.iq.  why  compelled:  thou  the  Gent. to  live  as 

f.  11. why  do  I  yet  differ  perfecution 
Col.z. zo.why, 3S  though  living  in  the  world 

KDtcfteO. 

Gra.i8.23.deftroy  the  righteous  with  the  wicked 
2  f  .to  (lay  the  righteous  with  the  wicked 
that  the  righteous  fhould  be  as  the  wicl{. 
38.7.ErJudahs  firft-born,\vas wicked 
Exod.g.zy.1  and  my  people  are  wicked 
23. 1  .put  not  thine  hand  to  the  wielded 
7  for  I  will  not  juftifie  the  wicked 
Lev.zo.  17.  it  is  a  wicked  thing 
Deut.  1  f.9.be  not  a  thought  in  thy  wicked  heart 
i7-f  .which  have  committed  that wicked thing 
2 3. 9. keep  thee  from  every  wicked thing 
2  f.  1. and  condemn  the  wicked 
1  Sam.z.g.the  wicked  fhall  be  filentin  darkneffe 

24.1  3.wickcdneffeprocecdeth  from  the  wicked 
1  Kjirg.H.  3  2.judge  thy  fetv. condemning  the  widj. 


i  King.  17.1  l.and  wrought  wlc  fed  things 
2  Chf.6. ij.judge  thy  ferv.  by  requiting  the  wic%d 
7.i4.and  turn  from  rheir  wicked  wayes 
24.7. that  madwoman  had  broken  up 
iVcfe.9.3  f  .nei.turned  they  from  their  wicked  works 
£/jfe.7.6.theadverfary  is  this  wj^erf  Haman 
9. 2  f  .that  his  wicked  device  fhould  return 
Job  3.17 .there  the  wic^o?  ceafe  from  troubling 
9. 2 1.  deftroy eth  the  perfecl  and  the  wicked 
24.earth  mtothe  hand  of  the  wicked 
29. if  Ibewic^f^why  labour  I  in  vain 
io#7.thou  knoweft  that  I  am  not  wicked 

1  f  .if  I  be  wk\cdjNO  unto  me 
2 1.7.  wherefore  do  the  wicked  live 

lO.wickedis  refervedto  the  day  of  deftru&i. 
27.7<let  mine  enemy  be  as  the  wk\cd 
34.i8.faytoa  king,  Thou  art  wicked 
g  8 . 1 3  .that  the  wicked  might  be  (haken  out 

1 5. from  the  wic\.  their  light  is  with-holden 
40.12.Kead  down  the  wicked  in  their  place 
pjal-7.11.is  angry  with  the  wicked  every  day 
9. 5. thou  haft  deftroy ed  the  wicked 

16.  wic.is  fnared  in  the  work  of  his  own  ha. 
i7.theiw£«i  fhall  be  turned  into  hell 
io.2.the  wickeddox\\  perfecute  the  poor 
3  .wicked  boafteth  of  his  hearts  defire 
4>the  wicked  v/i\\  not  feek  after  God 
1 3.  wherefore  doth  the  willed  contemn  God 
1 1 . 2.the  wkkedbend  their  bow 
f  .but  the  wicked  his  foul  hateth 
6.upon  the  wicked  he  fhall  rain  fnares 
12.8  .the  wicked  walk  on  every  fide 
1 7. 9. from  the  wicked  that  oppreffe  me 
1 3 .  deliver  my  foul  from  the  wicked 
26.f.I  will  not  fit  with  the  wicked 
27.2.when  the  wickedame  upon  me 
28. 3. draw  me  not  away  with  the  wicked 
3  i.i7.1et  the  wicked  be  afhamed 
34.2 1. evill  (hall  flay  the  wicked 
3  7.7.who  bringeth  wicked  devices  to  pafle 
xo.a  little  while,  and  the  wicked  (hall  not  be 
1 2.the  wicked  plotteth  againft  the  juft 
14-the  wic\ed  have  drawn  out  the  fword 
i6.better  then  the  riches  of  many  wick?" 
20,butthe  wicked  fnall  perifh 
2 1.  wk/jw! borrowed],  and  payeth  not  again 
3  z.  the  wicked  watcheth  the  righteous 
3  4.when  the  wic.are  cut  off,thou  (halt  fee  it 
3  f  .1  havefeen  the  wicked  in  great  power 
40.be  (hall  deliver  them  from  the  wicked 
39. 1. while  the  whlpd  is  before  me 
5 8.3. warfare  edianged  from  the  womb 
f  9.  f  .be  not  mercifull  to  any  wicked  tranfgrc  ff. 

68.2.  fo  let  the  wk\ed perifh 
7  f  .8  .wic\ed  of  the  earth  (hall  wring  them  out 
92.7. when  the  wicked  {pring  as  the  grade 

94.3.  Lord,how  long  fhall  the  wicked  ■ 
how  long  fhall  the  wicked  triumph 

1 3.untill  the  pit  be  digged  for  the  wicked 
10 1 . 3 .1  will  fet  no  wishing  before  mine  eyes 
4. 1  will  not  know  a  wicked  perfon 
8. 1  will  early  defttoy  all  the  wicked 

that  I  may  cutoff  all  wicked  doers 
104.3  f  .and  let  the  wicked  be  no  more 
106.  i8.thc  flame  burnt  up  the  wicked 
1 1 2.  icthe  wicked  fhall  fee  it,and  be  grieved 
1 1 9.9  f  .the  wicked  have  waited  to  deftroy  me 
1 10.  the  wicked  have  laid  a  fnare  for  me 
1  i9.thou  putteft  away  all  the  wicked 
iff  .falvation  is  far  from  the  wicked 
1 39.i9.furely  thou  wilt  flay  the  wic^d 

24.fee  if  there  be  any  wicked  way  in  me 
140.8. further  not  his  wicked  device 
14 1.4.  to  praftife  wielded  works  with  men  that 

10. let  the  wicked  M\  in  their  own  nets 
14f.20.but  all  the  wicked  fhall  he  deftroy 
147.6.  he  cafteth  the  wicked  down 
P?0.i.2  2.butthew/c^  fhall  be  cut  off 
f  .22.  (hall  take  the  nw  ^«/ himfelf 
6. 1 8.  an  heart  that  devifeth  wick,  imaginations 
10.24.  fo  is  the  wicked  no  more 

3o.the  wicked  (hall  inhabit  the  earth 
I  i.f .  the  wicked  fliall  fall  by  his  own  wickedn. 
8. and  the  wicked  cometh  in  his  ftead 
10.  when  the  wicked  perifh,  there  is  fhouting 
i8.the  wicked  workerh  a  deceitful!  work 


2i.the  wicked tta.ll  not  be  unpunifhed 
3  i.much  more  the  wicked  and  the  (inner 
1 2. 2. a  man  of  iv«^/ devices  will  he  condemn 
7. the  wicked  are  over-thrown,and  are  not 
1 2. the  wicked  delireth  the  net  of  evill  men 
1  i.wic.  is  fnared  by  the  tranfgreff.of  his  lips 
11. the  wicked  (hall  be  filled  with  mifchief 
13.17.  aiw^edmeflenger  falleth  into  mifchief 
i4.i7.amanofwic^erfdevicesis  hated 

19.  and  the  wielded  at  the  gates  of  the  righte. 
3  z.wicked  is  driven  away  in  his  wickedncfle 
if.  29. the  Lord  is  far  from  the  wicked 
i6.4.even  the  wicked  for  the  day  of  evill 
i7.4.awic/^doergivethheed  to  falfelips 

1  f  .he  that  judifiah  the  wicked,  and  he  that 
i8.3.whenthe  w^.comethjthencom.alfocom. 
20.26.3  wife  king  fcatttreth  the  wicked 
21.12.  God  over-throweth  tt\twicl{cd 

1 8. the  wic.  (hall  be  a  ranfome  for  the  righte. 
27 .when  he  bringeth  it  with  a  wkkedm'md 
z^.\6.ihz  wicked  fliall  fall  into  mifchief 

I9.neither  be  thou  envious  at  the  wicked 
2  5.5 .  take  away  the  wicked  from  before  the  ki. 
26.a  right. man  falling  down  btfore  the  wic. 
26.2  3.burntnglips,anda  iw/^d heart,  are  like 
28.1  .the  wicked  fleeth  when  no  man  purfueth 
4.they  that  forfake  the  law,praife  the  wicked 
1 2.when  the  wickedttfe,*  man  is  hidden 
lf.fois  a  wickediuht  over  the  poor  people 
18. when  the  wicked  rife,men  hide  themfelv. 
29.i.when  the  wic.  beareth  rulc,the  peo.  mourn 
7. the  wicked  regardeth  not  to  know  it 
1 2.all  his  fetvants  ate  wicked 
i6.whenthe  wic.aremultipli.tranfg.increaf. 
Ecclcf.  3.17.  God  fliall  judge  therighteous  &  wick- 
7. 17.be  not  over-much  wielded 
8 . 1  o.  fo  I  faw  the  wic\ed  buried 

1 3,it  fhall  not  be  well  with  the  wicked 
i4.therebewi^.men,to  whom  ithappeneth 
l[A.%  .23. which  juftifie  the  wic\cd  for  a  reward 
11.4.  w'h  the  bre.of  his  lips  fhal  he  flay  the  wic. 
1 3.1 1 .1  will  punifh  the  w\c\Sox  their  iniquity 
3  2.7. he  devifeth  wicked  devices  to  deftroy 
5 3. 9. he  made  his  grave  with  the  wicked 
f  f  .7.1et  the  wicked  forfake  his  way 
f  7.20.the  wicked  are  like  the  troubled  fea 
Jer.z.7, 3. taught  the  wicked  ones  thy  wayes 
6.i9.fot  the  wicked  are  not  plucked  away 
I7.9.the  heart  is  defperately  wicked 

2  f .  3  i-give  them  that  atcwicked  to  the  fword 
2^^,  j.  1 8.  to  warn  the  wicked  from  his  wick. waV 

the  fame  wicked  man  fliall  die  in  his 
i9.if  thou  warn  thtwicked,znd  he  turn  not 
nor  from  his  wicked  way,he  (hall  die 
8,9-behold  the  wick- abominations  that  they  do 
H.2.andgiveow/j;e<2'counfel  in  this  city 
1 3. 2  2. not  turn  from  his  wicked  way 
i8.2i.butif  the TW^ci will  turn 

2  3. any  pleaf.at  all  that  the  wicked  fhould  die 
20.44.not  according  to  your  wielded  wayes 
21.3.  off  from  thee  the  righteous  &  the  wielded 

Verfe  4. 
2 ^.wicked prince,  whofe  day  is  come 

3  3.8.dod  not  fpeak  to  warn  the  wicked  from  ] 
that  wickcdxmn  fliall  die  in  his^niqui. 

9,nevertheleffe,if  thou  warn  the  wicked 
1  i.but  that  the  wickedtum  from  his  way 
1  f  .if  the  wicked  reftore  the  pledge 
I9.if  the  wickedtmn  from  his  wickednelTe 
Dan.  1 2. 10.  but  the  wicked  fhall  do  wickedly 
Mic.6.1 1  .fhal  I  count  them  pure  with  the  wic.  bal. 
Nrtfe.1.3.  will  not  at  all  acquit  the  wicked 

ii.thatimaginethevil — a  w^icounfeller 

1  f  .the  wicked  fhall  no  more  paffe  thorow 

Hab.  1 .4.the  wic\.  doth  compaffe  about  the  righte. 

1 3.  when  the  wick-  devoureth  the  man  more 

Zeph.i.i.znA  dumbling blocks  from  the  wicked 

Md.%.  1 8.difcern  between  the  righteous  §c  wicked 

4.3.  and  ye  (hall  tread  down  the  wicked 
Matth.  1 2.4  5 .  more  wicked  then  himfelf 

Luke  11.26. 
fo  (hall  it  be  alfo  to  this  wicked  genera. 
13.49.  ^ever  tne  wickedhova  the  juft 
1 6.4.3  wicked  generation  feeketh  after  a  figne 
18.3  2.O  thou  wicked  fervant,  I  forgave 
2f-i6.thouW^rfand  flothfull  fervant 
Lul^e  19.22.thou 


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Luke  i9.22.thou,wt££^ferv3nt>thou  kneweft 
Acts  2.2  j. and  by  wicked  hands  hive  (lain 

1 8. 1 4. a  matter  of  wrong,  or  wicked  lewdneffe 
1  fw.5.15.  from  among  yourfelvcs  that  Bw.perf. 
Col.x.zi.  &  enemies  in  yourmind  by  wick.,  works 
2 Tbef.  2.8. then  (hall  that  wickedbe.  revealed 

UDfcket>KM»>  See  $®an. 

yOtCbZQmen,  See  ty)m. 

Job  8.22.place  ofthewe/^lhall  come  to  nought 
10.  3  .(h'ine  upon  the  counfell  of  the  wicked 

1  i.20.eyesor the  wicked (hall  fail 
1 6. 1 1.  me  over  into  the  hands  of  the  wklied 
18. 5.1i>ht  of  the  wicked&aW  be  put  out 

2  i.fuch  are  the  dwellings  of  the  wicked 
ao.  ^.triumphing  of  the  wicked  is  thort 

2  2 .hand  of  the  wicked  (hall  come  upon  him 
2i.i6.counfellofthe?w^cdisfarfrom  me 

Chap.  22.18. 
17. how  often  is  the  candle  of  the  wic.put  out 
28  .whete  are  the  dwelling  places  or  the  wick,. 
24.6.they  gather  the  vintage  of  the  wicked 
29.17. 1  brake  the  jawes  of  the  wicked 
36.t7.prcfeivethnot  the  life  of  the  wielded 
17. haft  fulfilled  the  judgment  of  the  wicked 
Pfal.7.9-\et  the  wickednefs  of  the  wic.  come  to  an 
10. 1 5  .break  thou  the  arm  of  the  wicked 
22.1  tf.aflembly  of  the  wicked  have  enclofed  me 
36.1. the  tranfgreffion  of  the  wicked  faith 

n  .let  not  the  hand  of  the  wicked  remove  me 
3  7 . 1 7. arms  of  the  wicked  (hall  be  broken 
28.feed  of  the  wicked  (hall  be  cut  off 
3  8. end  of  the  wicked  (hall  be  cut  off 
5  5. 3. becaufe  of  the  oppreffion  of  the  wicked 
58.io.walhbis  feetin  the  blond  of  the  wicked 
64. 2. hide  mc  from  the  counfell  of  the  wicked 
7 1. 4. deliver  me— out  of  the  hand  of  thz  wicked 
7 3. 3. when  I  faw  the  profperity  of  the  wic\cd 
74. 19. unto  the  multitude  ofthe  wicked 
75. 10. horns  of  the  iwc^erf  will  I  cut  off 
8  2.2.and  accept  the  perrons  of  the  melted 

4, rid  them  out  ofthe  hand  ofthe  wicked 
9 1. 8. and  fee  the  reward  of  the  wicked 
gz.  1 1.  (hall  hear  my  defire  ofthe  wicked 
97.  i  o.delivereth  them  out  ofthe  faa.of  the  wic. 
109. 2. mouth  of  the  wick-Si — deceitf.are  open. 
ii2.io.de(ire  ofthe  wicked  (hall  perith 
1  19.  ^.becaufe  ofthe  law.ihat  forfake  thy  law 

6 1  .bands  of  the  wicked  have  robbed  me 
1  2  ? .  3 .  rod  ofthe  wicked  (hall  not  reft  upon  the 
1 29.4.  hath  cut  afunder  the  cords  ofthe  wicked 
I40.4.keep  me  from  the  hands  ofthe  wicked 

8.  grant  not  the  defires  of  the  wkkjd 

146.9. wayof  the  rw^.he  turnethupfidedown 

Fyo.2.14.  delight  in  the  frowardneffe  ofthe  wick. 

3-25T.  be  not  afraid  ofthe  defolation  ofthe  wic. 

3  3.curfe  ofthe  L.  is  in  the  houfe  ofthe  wick,. 

4. 14-enter  not  into  the  path  of  the  wicked 

i9.wayc£thewicl{edis  as  darkneffe 
io.3.hecaftethaway  the  fubftjnee  ofthe  WeW 
6.  violence  ccvereth  the  mouth  ofthe  wicked 
Verfe  1 1 . 
7.but  the  name  ofthe  wkl(ed'{ln\l  rot 
1 6\tendeth  to  life  :  the  fruit  of  the  aw.to  fin 
20.heartof  the  wicked  is  little  worth 
14. fear  ofthe  wicked  (hall  come  upon  him 
27.yeers  of  the  wicked  (hall  be  (hortened 
28.the  expectation  ofthe  wicked  (hall  perifh 
3  2.mouth  ofthe  wick,  fpeaketh  frowardneffe 
1 1.1 1  .over-thrown  by  the  mouth  ofthe  wicked 

23. expectation  ofthe  wicked  is  wrath 
i2.?.counfelsof  the  wicked  are  deceit 
e?.  words  of  the  wicked  art  to  lie  in  wait 
j  o.tender  mercies  of  thewickedate  cruell 
26. the  way  ofthe  wicked  (educeth  thtm 
1 3.9.  the  lamp  of  the  wickedfonU  be  put  out 

2  j.  the  belly  of  the  wicked  (hall  want 
14. 1 1. houfe  ofthe  wicked  dial  be  over-thrown 
1  j.  6.  in  the  revenues  of  the  wicked\s  trouble 

8.facrifice  of  the  wicked  is  an  abomination 
p.way  ofthe  wic.is  an  abominat.  unto  the  L. 
26. thoughts  ofthe  wic/j.are  an  abomination 
28.moutb  ofthe  ww.poivreth  out  eviil  things 
1 S.  5  .not  good  to  accept  the  perfon  of  the  wick- 
19. 28. mouth  ofthe  wicked  devourcth  iniquity 
2 1. 4. and  the  plowing  ofthe  wickedis  fin 


7,robbery  ofthe  wif^f/fiiall  deftroy  them 
10.  (oul  of  ihc  wicked  dcintth  evill, 
12.  wilelyconfidereth  the  houfe  of  the  wick[- 
27.factifice  ofthe  wickedis  abomination 
24,xo.cand!e  ofthe  wicked  (hall  be  put  out 
7/4.14.5.  Lord  hath  broken  the  ft.iffe  ofthe  wick. 
/a.5.28.  they  over-paffe  the  deeds  ofthe  wicked 
1 2. 1. wherefore  doth  the  way  of  the  wick-  prof. 
15.21  .1  Wil  deli. thee  out  ofthe  hand  ofthe  wic. 
23.1 9.grievoufly  upon  the  head  of  the  wicked 
30. 2  3.U13I  fall  with  pain  on  the  head  ofthe  wi. 
E\c^.  t  j  .2  2  .flrengthened  the  hands  of  the  wicked 
1 8.2o.wickednefs  ofthe  wickjd  (hal  be  on  him 
21.29.of  the  wick_ed}vihofe  day  is  come 
30. 1 2.  fell  the  land  into  the  hand  ofthe  wicked 
3  3. 1 1 .1  have  no  pleaf.  in  the  death  ofthe  wick.. 
1 2. as  for  the  wickedneffe  ofthe  wick,ed,he 
Dan.iz.i  o.none  of  the  wicked  (hall  underftand 
Mic.6. 1  o.treaf.ofwickedn.in  the  houfe  of  the  wic. 
Hab.^.x^.  woun.the  head  out  ofthe  ho. of  the  wic. 
Epbef.6.x  6. cyaenzh  all  the  fiery  darts  ofthe  wici(ed 

2  Pet. 2. 7. vexed  with  the und.converf.of  the  wick,' 
3.i7.led  away  with  the  errour  of  the  wicked 

HDicfceD  brie. 
Mat.  13. 19. cometh  the  wicked  one,and  catchetb 
38.  tares  are  the  children  ofthe  wicked  one 
1  John  2.13 .becaufe  ye  have  overcome  the  wic.one 
3. 1 2.  who  was  of  that  wicked  one 
j.  1 8. that  wicked  one.  touchethhim  not 
To,ox  Unto  the  WMcfcCu. 
Job  3 1. 3. is  not  deftruction  to  the  wicked 
Pfal.\  2. 10. many  forrovves  fnall  be  to  the  wicked 
50.  i6.butunto  the  wicked  God  faith 
7  5-4-and  to  the  wickedfLMt  not  up  the  horn 
P/'0.2  4.24.unto  the  wickedfThou  art  righteous 

29.27.upright —  is  abomination  to  the  wicked 
Ecclef  .9. z.one  event  to  the  right.and  to  the  wicked 
ifa.  3.  1 1 .  woe  unto  the  wicked 

16. 10. let  favour  be  (hewed  to  the  wicked 
48.22.  there  is  no  peace— unto  the  wicked 

Chap.  57. 2 1. 
E?c\.i.  18.  when  I  fay  unto  the  wickcd,Tho\i 
7.2i.to  the  wicked  ofthe  earth  for  a  fpoil 
33«8.when  I  fay  unto  the  wicked  f)  wicked 
14.  when  I  fay  unto  the  wickedflhow  (halt 

nofckeUIp. 
Gen.  19.7. 1  pray  you,do  not  fo  wieldly 

Judg.x9.13. 
Dent.9. 18. which  ye  finned  in  doing  wickedly 
I  1  Sam.iz.zj.bat  if  ye  fliall  ftill  dowickjdly 
J  2  Sam.zz.z  2.and  have  not  wickedly  de  parted  from 

P/«f.l8.ZI. 

24. 1 7. 1  have  done  wickedly,  but  thefe  fheep 
2  Kj- 2 1 .1 1 .  hath  done  wic .  above  all  that  the  Am. 
2  d?j".c\37.wehavedone  amiffe,&  have  dealt  wic. 
20, 3  5. who  did  very  wickedly 
22.3. his  mother  was  his  counfel.to  do  wickedly 
Neh.j).  3  3.  haft  done  right>  but  we  have  done  wick.. 
Job  13.7.  will  you  fpeak  wickedly  for  God 

3  4. 1 2  .furely  God  will  not  do  wickedly  j 

Pfal.7  3.8 .  and  fpeak  wickedly  concerning  oppreff. 

74.3-enemy  hath  donewicI(cd!y  in  the  fanftuaiy 

io6.6.committed  iniquity>we  have  done  wick- 

T>m.9.  j,.i  5. 

1 3  9.20.they  fpeak  againft  thee  wickedly 

Van.  1 1.32.  fuch  as  do  wickedly  agamft  the  coven. 

1 2.  io.but  the  wicked  (hall  do  wickedly 
Mai. 3. 1. all  that  do  wickedly  (hall  be  ftubble 

jtMctseUiteffe. 
G«z.6.  y.God  faw  that  the  wickedneffe  of  man  was 

3  9-9.how  can  I  do  this  great  wickednejfe 
Levit.  18.  1 7.  it  is  wickedneffe 

19.29.and  the  land  become  full  ofwickedneffc 
20.14.8  wife  and  her  mother ;  it  is  wiek?dnc(fe 
that  there  be  no  wic\cdn.  among  you  j 
Veut.g. 4. for  the  wic\edn.oi  thefe  nations    Ver.5, 
27.100k  not  to  their  wickedneffe 
1 3 . 1 1 .  do  no  more  any  fuch  wickedneffe 
I7.2.that  wrought  wickednefj'e  in  the  fight  of 
28.20.becaufe  of  the  wickednefj'e  o(  thy  doings 
J/td.g.j  6.  God  rendred  the  wickedn.ni  Abimelech 
20.3.UH  us,  how  was  this  wickedneffe 
1 2.what  wickedneffe  is  this  that  is  done 
1  Sam.i  z,  i7.and  fee  that  your  wkkeafiefle  is  great 
20.ye  have  done  all  this  wickedneffe 
24. 1 3 .  wickednefic  ptoceedeth  from  the  wicked 


z'j.SQ.wickcdiicf'c  of  Nabal  upon  his  own  head 

2  Sam. 3.39. doer  of  evill  accord. to  his  wkkedncfle 

7.io.neith.(hal  the chil.of wickedn.dfilfa  t|K;m 

1  K'n.i.iz.Hwickcdnsffcbt  found  in  him 
2.44.knoweft  all  thy  wickjdn.vihich  thine  heart 
8.47. we  have  committed  wickedneffe 
21.25.did  fell  h:mftlf  to  work  wic^ed?ie(fe 

2  King.z  1.6. he  wrought  much  wickjekeffi  ' 
iCh>:i7.9.mi.  (hall  the  child.of  wic\.  waffe  them 
Job  4  8. and  fow  wickednefj'e,  reap  the  fame 

1 1.1 1. he  feeth  wickedneffe  alfo 

i4.1et  not  wkkedmff'e  dwell  in  thy  tabernac. 
20.1 2.though  wickedneffe  be  fv/eet  in  the  mou. 
2 4.10. .wickedneffe  (hall  be  broken  as  a  tree 
27.4.my  lips  (hall  not  fpeak  wickedneffe 
3  4.  io.far  from  G.tbat  he  ihould  do  wickedneffe 
Pfal.l.4.  no:  a  God  that  hath  pleafure  in  wickedn. 
9. their  inward  part  is  very  wickedneffe 
7.9.  let  the  wick,  of  the  wicked  come  to  an  end 
10. 1  5.  feek  out  his  wickedneffe 
28.4.according  to  the  wick,,  of  their  endeavours 
4j.7.1oveft  righteoufneffe3&  bateft  wickedneffe 
5  2.7.8c  ftrcngtheneth  himfelf  in  his  wic\edneffc 
55. 1 1.  wickedneffe  is  in  the  midft  thereof 
1  j.for  wickedneffe  is  in  their  dwellings 
j8.2.in  heart  ye  work  wickedneff's 
84. 10.  then  to  dwell  in  the  tents  oiwickedneffe 
89. 2 2. nor  the  fon  of  wickedneffe  afflict  him 
94.23.  (hall  cut  them  off  in  their  own  wickedn. 
107.34.for  the  wick,-  of  them  that  dwell  therein 
Pro. 4. 1 7. they  eat  the  bread  oiwuk'dmffe 
8.7 .wickedneffe  is  an  abomination  to  my  lips 
10.2.  treafures  of 'wickedneffe  profit  nothing 

1 1. 5.  wicked  (hall  fall  by  his  aw  a  wickedneffe 
1 2.3-a  man  (hall  not  be  eftablithed  by  wichdn. 

13.6.  wickedneffe  ovtrthrovveth  the  (inne* 
14.32.  the  wicked  is  driven  away  in  his  wicked. 
1 6. 1 2,abominat.to  kings  to  commit  wickednefs 
2 1.1 2.  overthroweth  the  wicked  for  their  wick 
16. z6. his  wickedneffe  (hall  be  (hewed 
3o.20.faith,I  have  done  nowickedneffe 

Ecclef.i.  1  eT.ptace  of  judgm.that  wickedn.v/as  there 
7. 1  f.prolongeth  his  life  in  wickednefj'e 

25. and  to  know  rhe  wickedneffe  of  folly 
8.8.neither  (hall  wickedneffe  deliver  thofe 
Ifa. 9. 18 .for  wickedneffe  burnetii  as  the  fire 
58.4.andtofmitewiththe  fiftof  wickedneffe 
6. to  loofe  the  bands  of  wickedneffe 
Jer.i.  16. againft  them  touching  all  tbdr  wick_edn, 
2.19.  thine  own  wickedneffe  (hall  correct  thee 
4.  i4.wa(h  thine  heart  from  wickedneffe 
6.7.(0  (hecafteth  out  her  wickedneffe 
7.1 2.for  the  wickedneffe  of  my  people  Ifrael 
8.6.no  man  repented  him  of  his  wickedneffe 
1 2.4-for  the  wickedn.of  them  that  dwel  therein 
14.16.I  will  powte  theit  wickedneffe  upon  them 
20 .we  acknowledge  our  -wickcdieffe 
'      23.1 1.  in  my  houfe  have  I  found  their  wickedn. 
i4>none  doth  return  from  his  wickedneffe 
33.  ? .for  whofe  wickedneffe  I  have  hid  my  face 
44.3  .becaufe  of  their  wickedneffe  which 
5. to  turn  from  their  wickedneffe 
9.  have  ye  forgotten  the  wickedneffe  of  your 
the  wickedneffe  of  the  kings  of  Judab 
and  the  wickedneffe  of  their  wives 
your  own  wick.&c.  the  Tw.ofyour  wives 
Lain.  1. 2  2. let  all  their  wickednefs  come  before  thee 
£^^.3. 19. and  he  turn  not  from  his  wickedneffe 
5.6.changed  my  judgments  into  wickedneffe 
7.1 1.  violence  is  rifen  up  in  a  rod  of  wickedneffe 
18  lo.wickednejfe  ofthe  wicked  (hall  be  on  him 
27. from  the  wickedneffe  he  hath  committed 
3  1 . 1 1. 1  have  driven  him  ou:  for  his  wickednefs 
33.1 2  as  for  rhe  wickjtdneffe  ofthe  wicked,he 
in  the  day  that  he  turneth  from  his  wic. 
19.  if  the  wicked  turn  from  his  wickedneffe 
Ho/!7.i.difcovered,and  the  wickedneffe  of  Samaria 
2,thac  I  remember  all  their  wickedneffe 
3. they  make  the  kins  glad  with  their  wick,. 
9. 1  y.all  their  wickedneffe  is  in  Gilgal 

for  the  wickedneffe  of  their  doings  I  will 

10. 1 3.  ye  have  plowed  wic.yt  have  re?ped  iniq. 

1 5.  do  unto  you  becaufe  of  vour  great  wick). 

Jr«r/?.i3.fatsover-flow,for  the w'ltkednts.  i«g:eat 

Jomh  1. 2. cry  againft  ir,for  thrir  wickedneffe  is 

Mic.6. 10.  treafures  of  wickedneffe  in  the  houfe  of 

2xth.\  8. and 


W  I  C       WID 


WID        W  I  F 


W  I  F         W  I  F 


^ccb.^.8.  and  he  faid,This  is  wickcdneffe 
Mal.\.$,ihzy  frail  call  them  the  border  of  wicked. 

j .  1 5.  they  that  work  wicl{edneffe  are  fet  up 
Mat.zz.  1 8 .  but  Jefus  perceived  their  wickcdneffe 
Ma<\  7. 22. out  of  the  heart  proceedeth  wicltfdneffe 
Lul$  1 1. 39  your  inward  pare  is  full  of  wic\edneffe 
Acls  zj.j-accufe  this  man,if  there  be  any  wick_edn.. 
Rom.i.  29. filled  with  all  unright.fornication,wi4- 
1  Cor.%. 8.neith.the  leaven  or  malice  and  wic{edn. 
Ephef.6. 1 2.  againft  fpirituall  wicfa.  in  high  places 
1  John  5. ip.the  whole  world  lieth  in  wickcdneffe 

TtynDtcSjeunelTe. 
1  I$3.z.44.L.{hall  return  all  thy  wickcdneffe  upon 
Job. ii.1,. is  not  thy  wic\edneffe  great 

3 5.8.  thy  wickcdneffe  may  hurt  a  man  as  thou  art 
if  a.  47. 1  o.thou  haft  trufted  in  thy  wickcdneffe 
Jer.\.z.  thou  haft  polluted  the  land  with  toy  wic. 
4.1 8.  this  is  thy  wickjdnsffe 

12.2  2. and  confounded  for  all  thy  wickedneffe 
£•^.16.23.  it  came  to  paffe  after  all  thy  wic^edn. 

57.befote  thy  wickcdneffe  was  difcovered 
Nah.  5.19.  upon  whom  hath  not  thy  wickedn.  paff. 


Acl s  8.22 .  repent  therefore  of  this  tby  wic 
HDiue* 

D«#£.  1  ?  .8.  (halt  open  thy  hand  a*%fe  unto  him 

1 1. open  thy  hand  wide  unto  the  poor 
1  Cfor«4.40.the  land  was  wide  and  quiet 
Job  19.x j. opened  their  mouth  wide  as  for  the  lat. 
3  o .  1 4. upon  me  as  a  wide  breaking  in  of  waters 
P/a/.3$.2i.they  opened  their  mouth  wide  againft 
8i.io.openthy  mouth  wide  find  I  will  fill  it 
104.1  j. fo  is  this  great  and  wide  fea 
Pro, 1  j. j. that  openeth  wwfe  his  lips,  mail  have 
2 1 ,9.then  with  a  brawling  wom.in  a  wide  houfe 
Ch.ap.i$. 24. 
lfa.% 7.4.againft  whom  make  ye  a  wide  mouth 
Jer.zz.i^.l  will  build  me  a  wide  houfe 
Nab.  3 . 1  j  .gates  (hall  be  fet  wide  open  to  thine  ene. 
{ Mat.T  j-l'Wide  is  the  way  that  leadeth  to  deftruft. 
t©iaroeu*e. 

E^e.4i.io.betw-thechamb,thewirff3/?/}of  20,cub. 

UDftOOT. 
Ge».38.n.remainawiiow  in  thy  fathers  houfe 

i4.fheput  her  widows  garments  off 
Exod.z  i.iz.ye  (hall  not  afflict  any  widow 
Lev.zi.  1 4.  a  widow  or  an  harlot  (hall  he  not  take 
2i.i 3  .ptiefts  daught.  be  a  widow,  (lie  (lull eat 
Num. ^0  9-everyvow  of  a  widow  (hall  ftand 
Dent. 10. 1 8. he  doth  execute  the  judgm.of  the  iwd. 
jq.ig.thz  widow  (hall  come  and  eat 
16.1  i.fatherlefs  &  thewirf.that  are  among  you 
i4.fhaltrejoice,thou, — thefatherl.&  theaa>. 
24.1 7-nor  take  a  widows  raiment  to  pledge 
19.  for  the  fatherleffe,and  for  the  widow 

Verf.20,21. 
26.1 2.fatherlefle,&  the  wi<i  that  they  may  eat 

1  j.given  them— to  the  fatherl.  &  to  the  wid. 

17.1 9.  that  perverteth  the  judgm.  of  the— wid. 

2S1wz.14.S- 1  am  indeed  a.  widow  woman 

i  Kjng.v.i^wzszwid.  fon,of  the  tribe  of  Napht. 

1 1 .26.  (whofe  moth. name  was  Zeruah,  a  wid. 

1 7. ^commanded  a  wid.woman  to  fuftain  thee 

10.  wid.  woman  was  there  gathering  flicks 
zojiaft  thou  a!fo  brought  evil  upon  the  wid. 

fob  14..  I  .tbey  take  the  widows  ox  for  a  pledge 

1 1 .  and  doth  not  good  to  the  widow 
29. 1 3. 1  caufed  the  widows  heart  to  fing 
3  i.i6.or  have  caufed  the  eyes  of  the  wid.io  fail 

P/i/.94.6.they  flay  the  widow'znd  the  ftranger 

I09.9.his  chil.be  fatherltffe,  &  his  wife  a  wid. 

146  9. he  relieveth  rhefatheileffe  and  widow 
Pro.  1 5.2;.  he  will  eftablifh  the  border  of  the  wid. 
ifa.i.  17. judge  the  fatherleffe,plead  for  the  widow 
23.ncith.doth  the  caufe  of  the  wid.zosat  bef. 

47.8.I  (hall  not  fit  35  a  widow 
/e/'.7.6_.oppreiTe  not— the  fatherlefs  &  the  widow 

12. 3. do  no  violence  to  the  widow 
Lam.  i.i.  how  is  (he  become  as  a  widow 
£^.22.7. in  thee  have  they  vexed — the  widow 

44.22.neithcr  take  for  their  wives  a  widow 

or  a  widow  that  had  a  prieft  before 
•Zcck7.10.and  oppreffe  not  the  widow 
Mal.3.5  .againft  thofe  that  oppreffe— -the  widow 
Mar.  1 2.4  2.poor  widow  ^nd  (he  caft  in  two  mites 

4  3 .  poor  widow  hath  caft  in  more  then  all 
Lukj  2.37.*  wid.  of  about  fourfcore  &  four  yeers 


4. 26. unto  a  woman  that  was  a  widow 

7. 1 2.  only  fon  of  his  mother,  &  (he  was  a  wid. 

i8#3.and  there  was  a  widow  in  that  city 

j.becaufe  this  B>«f.troublethme,Iwil  avenge 
2i.i.poor  widow  cafting  in  thither  two  mites 
3. poor  wid.huh  caft  in  more  then  they  all 
1  Tira.j.4.if  any  wid.bave  children,let  them  learn 
j.flie  that  is  a  wid.  indeed— trufteth  in  God 
9.1et  not  a  wj.be  taken  into  the  numb.under 
Rcz\i8.7. 1  fit  a  queen,and  am  nowid  ow 

KP(Dome0. 
Exod.1z.z4.tt1i  your  wives  (hall  be  widowet 
fob  2 2. 9. thou  haft  fent  widows  away  empty 

27. 1  f.and  his  widows  (hall  not  weep 
Pfal.68.$.a.  judge  of  the  widows  is  God 

78. 64. and  their  widows  made  no  lamentation 
ifa.g.  1 7. neither  (hall  have  mercy  on  their—  wid. 

10. 2. that  widows  may  be  their  prey 
fer.  1  ?  .8. their  widows  are  increafed  to  me 
18.21.and  let  their  wives  be  widows 
49.1 1. and  let  thy  widows  truft  in  me 
£(»/».$. 3>our  mothers  arc  as  widows 
£^^.22.2j.they  have  made  her  many  widows 
Mat.  23.1 4.for  ye  devour  widows  houfes 
Marfy  2.40.which  devour  widows  houfes 

Luke  20.47. 
ZX4.2s.were  many  wid.'m  Ifr.in  the  dayes  of  Eli. 
Acts  6. 1  .their  widows  were  negle&ed 

9.39«all  the  widows  ftood  by  him  weeping 
41  .when  he  had  called  the  faints  &  widows 
1  Co^.7.8.1  fay  to  the  wi.lt  is  good— if  they  abide 

1  Ti/».$. 3. honour  widows  that  zrzwidows  indeed 
1 1. but  the  younger  widows  refufe 
1 6. have  widows,  let  them  relieve  them 

chur.—  may  relie.them  that  are  avi.indeed 
fam.  1 .2  7  .to  vifit  the  fatherltffe  and  widows 

&S(D0U)i}00t>. 
Gen.  381 9.put  on  the  garments  of  her  widowhood 

2  £<«».20.3.were  (hut  up,  living  in  widowhood 
7/0.47. 9.the  loffe  of  children  and  widowhood 

54.4.fhaltnot  rememb.the  reproach  of  thy  wid. 
Wins, 
Ew/.  3  9.3. cut  it  into  wiers,to  work  it  in  the  blue 

Wife, 
Gen.7.\  3.  Noahs  wife,  St  the  3.  wives  of  his  fons 
1 1 ,29.the  name  of  Abrams  wife  was  Sarai 

the  name  of  Nahors  wife,  Milcah 
3 1  .and  Sarai —  his  fon  Abrams  wife 
12.17.  becaufe  of  Sarai  Abrams  wife 
16. 1. Sarai  Abrams  wife  bare  him  no  children 

3. Abrams  wife  took  Hagar  hermaid 
20.3.for(heisa  mans  wife 

18. becaufe  of  Sarah  Abrahams  wife 
21.21  .took  him  a  wife  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt 
24. 3, not  take  a  wife  to  my  fon  of  the  daugh.of 
Verfe  37. 
4.go  to  my  kindred  to  take  a  wife  to  my  fon 
7. take  a  wife  to  my  fon  from  thence 
1  f.fon  of  Milcah  the  wife  of  Nahor 
36\Sarai  my  matters  wifehmea.  fon 
3  8. to  my  kindred,  and  take  a  wife  to  my  fon 
5  1. let  her  be  thy  mailers  fons  wife 
2j.i.Abra.tookarp//e,&  her  name  was  Ketur. 
.27.46.if  Jacob  take  a  wife  of  the  daug.of  Heth 
28.i.nottakeairi/£ofthedau.ofCan.    V.16. 
2,to  thy  mothers  father,  and  take  thee  a  wife 
6.1faac  fent  him  to  take  a  wife  from  thence 
36.10. of  Adah  the  wifeofEfau  Ver.12. 

Bafhemath  theaw/eofEfau   V.  12,1 7. 
1 4. of  Aholibamah — Efaus  wife       Ver.18. 
3  8.tf.Judah  took  a  wife  for  Er  his  fitft-born 
8.  go  in  unto  thy  brothers  wife 
9. when  he  went  in  to  his  brothers  wife 
1  z.Shuah  Judahs  wife  died 
39.7. his  mafters  wife  caft  her  eyes  upon  Jofeph 

8. he  refufed,and  faid  to  his  mafters  wife 
46. 1 9.fons  of  Rachel  Jacobs  wife,  Jofeph 
£.W.i8.2.Jethro — took  Ziporah  Mofes  wi/e 
20.17  thou  (halt  not  covet  thy  neighbours  wi. 
2i.4.if  hismafter  have  given  him  a  wife 

wife  &  her  children  (hall  be  her  mafters 
lo.if  he  take  him  another  wife  ;  her  food 
I«).i8.8.nak.of  thy  fath.wi.fhalc  thou  not  uncov. 
1 5  .(he  is  thy  fons  wife ,  thou  (halt  not  unco. 
i6.not  uncov.the  nakedn-of  thy  broth,  wife 
1 8. neither  take  a  wife  to  her  fifter,to  vex 


20.  not  lie  carnally  with  thy  neighbours  wife 
ao.io.thatcomitteth  adult.wiihano.mans'w. 
that  committ.adult.with  his  nci^hb.wife 
1 1.  the  man  that  lieth  with  his  fathers  mfe 
14.  if  a  man  t3ke  a  wife  and  her  mother,it  is 
io.if  a  man  lie  with  his  uncles  wife,  he  hath 
2i.take  his  broth.  wife,\t  is  an  uncleanneffe 
2i.7.(hall  not  take  a  wife  that  is  a  whore 
1 3. he  (hall  take  a  wife  in  her  virginity 
Num.^.  1 2.if  3ny  mans  wife  go  aiide,  and  commit 
29. when  a  wife  goeth  afide  to  another 
26.  ? 9.  name  of  Arnicas  wife  was  Jochebed 
36.8.(hall  be  wife  unto  one  of  the  family  of  the 
Dent. 5.2 1. neither  (haltthou  defire thy  neigh.wife 
1 3.g.or  the  wife  of  thy  bofome  entice  thee 
20.7.what  man  hath  betrothed  a  wifc,\et  him 
2 1. 1 3. if  any  man  take  awife,and  hatcher 
24.becau(e  he  hath  humbled  his  neighb.avi/e 
3o.man  (hall  not  take  his  fathers  wife 
24.1  .when  a  man  hath  taken  a  wife ,and  marr. 
2.(he  may  go  and  be  another  mans  wife 
j.taken  a  new  wifejw  lhall  not  go  out  to 
2j.y.w/eofthedeadlha!lnotmarrytoaftran. 
7.1ike  not  to  take  his  brothers  wife 

let  his  brothers  wife  go  up  to  the  gate 
9.then  (hall  his  brothers  wife  come  unto  him 
1 1  .and  the  wife  of  the  one  draweth  neer 
27.20.curf.behe  that  lieth  with  his  fathers  wife  '' 
28. 30.(halt  betroth  a  wife,and  anoth.man  (hal 
$4.  his  eyes  (hall  be  evil!  toward  the  wife  of 
jW.4.4.Dtborab  the  wife  of  Lapidoth  judged  Ifr. 
1 7. fled  to  the  tent  of  Jatl  the  wife  of  Heber 
2  i.Jael  Hebers  wife  took  a  nail 
f.24.  bleffed  above  worn,  (hall  Jael  the  wife  of 
n.2.Gi!eadswi/ebare  htm  fons 
14. 3. that  thou  goeft  to  take  a  wife  of  the  undr. 
1 5. to  Samfons  wife,  Entice  thy  husband 
i6.Samfons  wife  wept  before  him 
zo.  Samfons  wife  was  given  tohiscompani. 
21.18.  curfed  be  he  that  giveth  a  wife  to  Benja. 
Ruth  4.?.muft  buy  it  alfo  of  Ru.thew.of  the  dead 
1  o.Ruth — the  wife  of  Mahlon,have  I  purch. 
1  S#»„4. 19.  Phinehas  wife  was  with  child 
14.5-o.nameofSaulswi/ewas  Ahinoam 
19. 1 1.  Michal  Davids  wife  told  him,  fayingjf 
2  f  .14-told  Abigail,  Nabals  aw/e,faying 

44. had  given  Davids  wife  to  Phalti 
27.3.Abigail  the  Carmeliteffe,Nabals  wife 
3o.y.&  Abigail  the  wife  of  Nabal  the  Carmel. 
2  Sam.x.z. 
3.3.Chlleab,of  Abigail  the  wife,  of  Nabal 

5. the  fixth  Ithream,by  Eglah,  Davids  wife 
1  i.i.thzwife  of  Uriah  the  Hittite 

26.when  the  wife  of  Uriah  heard  her  husband 

1a.10.haft  taken  the  wife  of  Uriah  to  be  thy  wi. 

i  j.Lo.  ftrake  the  child  that  Uriahs  wife  bare 

1  King -9- '  6.  for  a  prefent  to  bis  daught.  Sol.  wife 
14-2.be  not  known  to  be  the  wife  of  Jeroboam 

4.  and  Jeroboams  wife  did  fo 

$.wife  of  Jeroboam  cometh  to  ask  a  thing 

6.come  in  thou  wife'of  Jeroboam 

1 7  Jeroboams  w  ife  arofe  anddeparted 

2  Kjng.  j.2.(he  waited  on  Naamans  wife 
22. 14. went  to  Huldah  —the  wife  of  Shallum 

2  Cfer0.34.21. 

1  Cfo\2.i8.Caleb  begatechil.of  Azubah  his  wife 
24.AbiaHezronsaw/ebare  him  Alhur 
26jerahmeel  had  alfo  another  wife 
2o.name  of  the  wife  of  Abiihur  was  Abihail 

3.3.thefixtlthream,by  E^lahhiswi/e 
7.  t6.Maacbah  the  wife  of  Machir  bate  a  fon 
23. when  he  went  in  to  his  wife,<ht  conceiv. 

2  Chr.zz.i  l.wifeofjehohda  the  prieft  hid  him 
Eya  2  61.  took  a  wife  of  ihz  daught.  of  Barzillai 
Pro.  f.  1  S.rejoice  with  the  wife  of  thy  youth 

6.19.  fo  he  that  goeth  in  to  his  neighbours  wife 
18.22.  whofofindeth  awi/£,find.a  good  thing 
19. 1 3  .content. of  a  wife  ate  a  continuall  drop. 
i4.a  prudent  wife  is  from  the  Lord 

Eccl.g.o. live  joyfully  with  the  wife  whom  thou 

Z/fl.54.1.  more  then  the  children  of  the  mzxxi.wife 
6.as  a  woman  forfaken  —  &  z.wife  of  youth 

fit. 1 .20.as  a  wife  treacheroufly  dep.from  her  huf. 
f .  8.  every  one  neighed  after  his  neighbo.  wife 
6. 1 1  .even  the  husb.  with  the  wife  (hal  be  taken 
16.2  .thou  (halt  take  thee  a  wife 

E^/f.i6.*i.but 


W  IF        W  IF 


W  I  F 


W  I  F 


W  I  F 


W  I  F 


E\el{.i6.  j  2.  but  as  a  ivife  that  committeth  adult. 

1 8. 6. neither  hath  defiled  his  neighbours  wife 

I  i.but  hath  defiled  his  neighbours  wife 

J  5. that  hath  not  defiled  his  neighbours  wife 

ai.i  1. one  hath  com.abom.with  his  neigh.wife 

35.26.  ye  defile  every  man  his  neighbours  wife 

Hof.  i.2.take  unto  thee  a  wife  of  whoredorues 

1 2. 1 2.and  Ifrael  ferved  for  a  wife 
Jkf<i/.2.i4.witnefle  between  thee,and  the  wife  of 
fhe  is  the  wife  of  thy  covenant 
1 5  .let  none  deal  treacheroufly  ag.  the  wi.  of 
Mat. i.6.of  her  that  had  been  the  rvifeof  Urias 
14.  j. for  Herodias  fake,bis  brother  Philips  wi. 
1 9.29. that  hath  forfaken— wife,or  chil.or  lands 
22.25.the  firft.when  he  had  married  a  wi.decea. 
2  8. in  the  refurreftion,whofe  wife  fhal  fhe  be 
Mar.  1 . 3  o.Simons  wife  s  mother  lay  fick  of  a  fever 
6. 17  .Philips  wife  for  he  had  married  her 

18.  not  lawfull  for  thee  to  have  thy  bro.  wife 
10.29.no  man  that  hath  left  houfc— or  wifc,or 
Lu\e  18.29. 
12.20.the  Srft  took  a  wife,md  left  no  feed 

2  3 . whofe  wife  fhall  fhe  be  of  them 
Lu\e  4. 1 8. Simons  wifes  mother  was  taken  with  a 

8.3 .  Joanna  the  wife  of  Chuza,Herods  ftevvard 
14.20. another  faid,  I  have  married  a  wife 

z€.zx\d  hate  not  his  fatherland  moth.&  wife 
17.3  2.  remember  Lots  wife 
20.28. having  a  wife,  &  die  without  chil.his  br. 

29.firft  took  a  wife,  and  died  without  child. 

3  3. in  the  refurrcci:.  whofe  wife  of  them  is  fhe 
yofc.i9.25.ftoodbythecrofTeMatythe  wi.ofCle. 
1  Cot.pi.  that  one  fhould  have  his  fathers  wife 

7. 3 .  render  to  the  wife  due  benevolence 

likewife  alfo  the  wife  untc  the  husband 
q.wife  hath  not  power  over  her  own  body 

not  power  of  his  own  body,  but  the  wife 
lO.let  not  the  wife  depart  from  her  husband 
1 2. if  any  broth,  hath  a  wife  that  beleev.  not 
I4.unbeleeving  husb.isfanctified  by  the  wife 
&  the  unbeiee.wife  is  fanftif.by  the  husb. 
i6.whatknoweft  thou.Owi/^whetherthou 
a/.bound  to  a  wife  ?  feck  not  to  be  loofed 

art  thou  loofed  from  a  wi.feek  not  a  w. 
34>a  difference  between  a  wife  and  a  virgin 
3  9. wife  is  bound  as  long  as  her  husb.  liveth 
9. 5. not  power  to  lead  about  a  wife,  asoth.apo. 
Epbef.<;.zi.the  husband  is  the  head  of  ihewife 

3  3.T0  love  his  wife,  even  as  himfelf 
1  Tim.i.z.  a  biGiop  muft  be  the  husb.  of  one  wife 
1 2.1et  the  deacons  be  the  husbands  of  one  w. 
j.  9.  having  been  thewife  of  one  man 
Tit.  1 .6. be  blamelefle,the  husband  of  one  wife 
1  Pet.  3. 7. giving  honour  unto  the  wife 
Rev.zi.9.1  wil  fhew  thee  the  bride,the  Lambs  wi. 

His  ttoffe, 
GeB.  2. 24.  and  fhall  cleave  to  his  wife 

2 y. were  both  naked,the  man  and  his  wife 
3.8.Adam  and  hiswife  hid  themfelves 

20.  Adam  called  hfs  wifes  name  Eve 

2 1 .  to  Adam  alfo  «  to  his  wi.did  the  L  .make 
4.1.  Adam  knew  Eve  his  wife 

17.  Cain  knew  his  wife,  and  fhe  conceived 
2  f .  Adam  knew  his  wife  again,  and  fhe  bare 
7.7.Noah  went  in, and  his  fons,and  his  wife 
8. 1  S.Noah  went  forth,&  his  fons,and  his  wife 
12.5.  took  Sarai  his  wife,  and  Lot  his  brothers 
1 1. to  Sarai  his  wife,I  know  thou  art  fair 
1 2.they  fhall  fay,This  is  his  wife 
20.they  fent  Abram  away,and  his  wife 
1 3.i.Abram  went  out  of  Egypt,he  and  his  wife 
16. 3. to  her  husband  Abram,to  be  his  wife 
19.16.laid  hold  on  the  hand  of  his  wife 

26. his  wife  looked  back  from  behind  him 
20.2. faid  of  Sarah  his  wife  ,She  is  my  fifter 
7.reftore  the  man  his  wife 
i4.reftorcdbim  Sarah  his  wife 
i7.God  healed  Abimelech  and  his  wife 
2  3 . 1 9. after  this  Abraham  buried  Sarai  his  wife 
24.67. fhe  became  his  wife,znd  he  loved  her 
2y.io.there  was  Abraham  bun'.&  Sar.  hiswife 
2i.Ifaacintreated  the  Lord  for  hiswife 

Rebekah  his  wife  conceived 
26. 7. men  of  the  place  asked  him  of  his  wife 
8.1faac  was  fporting  with  Rebekah  his  wife 
1 1  .he  that  touched)  this  man  or  his  wife       I 


28.  9.  Mahal,  fifter  of  Nebaioth  to  be  his  wife 
36.39.  his  wifes  name  was  Mehetabel 

1  Chro.i.fo. 
39. 9-  becaufe  thou  art  his  wife 

i9.mafter  heard  the  words  of  his  wife 
49. 3 1. there  they  buried  Abra.&  Sarah  his  wife 
there  they  buried  Ifaac,&  Rebe.his  wife 
Exod.q. 20.Mofes  took  his  wife, ■ind  his  fons 
i8.j.witb  his  fons,and  his  wife,  unto  Mofes 
2 1 . 3  .then  his  wife  fhall  go  out  w  ith  him 
22. 1 6. he  fhall  endow  her  to  be  his  wife 
ira.18.14.thou  fhalt  not  approach  to  his  wife- 
Num.  5.  i^.and  he  be  jealous  of  his  wife 

be  jeal.of  his  wife,&  fhe  be  not  defiled 
1  y.then  fhall  he  bring  his  wife  to  the  pricft 
3o.and  he  be  jealous  over  his  wife 
30.  i6.ftatutes — between  a  man  and  his  wife 
Dent.  22.  19.  andfhee  fhall  be  his  wife 

Verfe  29. 
24.3. latter  husb. die,  wch  took  her  to  be  his  wife 
4. may  not  take  her  again  to  be  his  wife 
f  .and  fhall  cheer  up  bis  wife  which  he  hath 
Judg.  1 3. 2. and  his  wife  was  barren 

1  i.Manoah  arofe,and  went  after  his  wife 
I9.and  Manoah  and  his  wife  looked  on 
20.Manoah  and  his  wife  looked  on  it 
21 .  appeared  no  more  to  Manoah  &  his  wife 
22.Mano.faid  to  his  wife^Ne fhall  furely  die 
23. but  hiswife  faid,If  the  Lord  were  pleafed 
1 5. 1  .Samfon  vifited  his  wife  with  a  kid 

6.becaufe  he  had  taken  his  wife,&.  given  her 
2 1. 2 1. and  catch  you  every  man  his  wife 
Ruth  1.1  .in  the  countrey  of  Moab,he  and  his  wife 
a.and  the  name  of  his  wife  Naomi 
4.1 3. took  Ruth,and  fhe  was  his  wife 

1  Sam.i. ^.ro  Peninnah  his  wife,  &  to  all  her  fons 
i9.Elkanah  knew  Hannah  h\s  wife 

2.20.EH  bleffed  Elkanah  and  his  wife 
25.3.  and  the  name  of  his  wife  Abigail 
3  7. and  his  wife  had  told  him  thefe  things 
42.aft.the  meffen.of  Da.&  fhe  became  his  w, 
30.  22.  fave  to  every  man  his  wife,8c  his  child. 

2  Sam.i  i.27.fent  tofet  her,&  fhe  became  his  wife 
1 2.9. haft  taken  his  wife  to  be  thy  wife 

24. David  comforted  Bathfheba  his  wife 

1  King.  1 4. 2.  Jeroboam  faid  to  hiswi/e,Arife 
2 1 .  j.Jezebel  his  wife  faid  unto  him,  Why  is 

7. his  wife  faid,Doft  thou  now  govern 
2 5: .whom  Jezebel  his  wife  ftirred  up 

2  Kjn.8. 1 8.for  the  daughter  of  Abab  was  his  wife 
1  Cb-f.7,  .3-fixt  Ithream,by  Eglah  his  wife 

4. 1 8. bis  wife  Jehudijah  bare  Jered 

i9.and  the  fons  of  his  wife  Hodiah 
8.9.begateofHodefhhisw//(?,Jobab 

29.  (whofe  wifes  name  was  Maachah 
Chap.9.3*. 

Efi.f.  lo.called  for  hisfriends,and  Zerefh  his  wife 
14-then  faid  Zerefh  his  wife,  Let  a  gallows 
6. 1 3. told  Zerefh  his  wife  every  thing  that 

then  faid  his  wife  men,&  Zerefh  his  w. 
Job  2.9-then  faid  his  wife  to  him,Doft  thou  ftill 
Pfal.  1 09.9.children  fatherleffe,  &  his  wife  a  wid. 
Jer.^.i.ifi  man  put  away  his  wife,znd  fhe  go 
Mat.  1. 24. and  took  unto  him  bis  wife 
5.31.  fhall  put  away  his  wifefor  him  give 

3  2,whofoever  fhall  put  away  his  wife  caufel. 
8. 1 4. fhe  faw  his  wifes  mother  fick  of  a  fever 
i£.3.1awfull  for  a  man  to  put  away  his  wife 
j.leavefath.&  mo.&  fhall  cleave  to  his  wife 
Mar\  10.7. 
9.whofoever  fhall  put  away  his  w/?,fave 

Ma/{  10. 1 1. 
10.  if  the  cafe  of  the  man  be  fo  with  his  wife 
22.24.his  brother  fhall  marry  his  wife 

2  5.  left  his  wife  to  his  brother 
27. 19. was  fet  down,  his  wife  fent  to  him 
Mar. io.2. is  it  lawf.for  a  man  to  put  away  his  wi. 
1 2.  i9.die,and  leave  his  wife  behind  him 

Lu\e  20.28. 
that  his  brother  fhould  take  his  wife 
Lu\e  i.f.his  wife  was  of  the  daughters  of  Aaron 
24. his  wife  Elifabeth  conceived 
2.  j.to  be  taxed,with  Mary  his  efpoufed  wife 
3.i9.reproved  for  Herodias,his broth. Phil.wi. 
16.1  S.away  his  wife,znd  marrieth  another 
Acts  j.  i-AnaniaSjwith  Saphira  his  wife 


'2.  his  wife  alfo  being  privie  to  it 
7-when  hiswi.  not  knowing  what  wasdone 
i8.2.named  Aquila,with  his  wife  Prifcilla 
24. 24.when  Pelix  came,with  his  wife  Dmfilla 

1  CV.7.2.1et  every  man  have  his  own  wife 
1 1. let  not  the  husband  put  away  his  wife 
3  3  .how  he  may  pleafe  his  wife 

£pfc.j.28.thatloveth  his  wifefovah  himfelf 
3  i.and  lhall  be  joyned  to  his  wife 
3  3  .fo  love  his  wi/e,even  as  himlelf 

Rev.  19.7.  and  his  wife  hath  made  herfelf  ready 

My  eajffe. 

Gen.ro.  1 1.  flay  me  for  my  wifes  fake 
1 2  fhe  became  my  wife 
26.7.Ifaac  feared  to  fay,  She  is  my  wife 
29. 2 I.Jacob  faid  to  Laban3Give  mt  my  wife 
44.i7-my  wife  bare  me  two  fons 
Exod.z i.y.I  love  my  mafter,my  wife,8c  rfty  child 
judg.i  5.  i.I  will  go  in  to  my  wife 
z  Sam.i.  '4'deliver  me  my  wife  Michal 

1 1.1 1. lhall  I  then  go  to  lie  with  my  wife 
Job  1 9. 1 7  .my  breath  is  ftrange  to  my  wife 

3  t.i  o. then  let  my  wife  grind  unto  another 
£^.24. 18. and  at  even  my  wife  died 
Hef.z.  2.  for  fhe  is  not  my  wife 
Lu\e  i.i8.andmywi/ewell  ftricken  in  yeers 

ThyWift. 
Gcn.7.  i7.haft  hearkened  to  the  voice  of  thy  wife 
6. 1 8 .into  the  ark  ;  tbou,&  tby  fons,&  thy  wife 
8.  i6.go  forth  of  the  ark  ;  thou,  and  thy  wife 
1 2,i8.why  didft  thou  not  tel  me,fhe  was  thy  w. 
1 9. behold  thy  wi/e,take  her,  and  go  thy  way 
1 7. 1  j.as  for  Sarai  thy  wife,  thou  fhalt  not  call 

i9.Sarahthyivi/e  fhall  indeed  bear  thee  a 
1 8.9.where  is  Sarah  thy  wife 

1  o.Sarah  thy  wife  fhall  have  a  fon 
19.1  j.take  thy  wife, 2nd  thy  two  daughters 
z6.9.of  a  furety  fhe  is  thy  wife 

io.might  lightly  have  lien  with  thy  wife 
Exod.i2.6.zm  come  unto  thee, and  thy  wife 
Deut.zi.i  i.that  thou  wouldft  have  her  to  thy  wi, 

1 3-and  fhe  fhall  be  thy  wife 
2  Sam.  1 2.9. haft  taken  his  wife  to  be  thy  wife 

io.the  wife  of  Uriah  to  be  thy  wife 
Pfal.iz2.i.thywife  fhall  be  as  a  fruitfull  vine 
Amos  7. 1 7. thy  wife  fhall  bean  harlot; 
-MtfM.20.fear  not  to  take  unto  thee  Mary  thy  wi. 
Lu\e  i.ij.thy  wife  Elifabeth  fhallbear  thee  a  fon 
1  c"«r.7.i6.whether  thou  fhalt  fave  thy  wife 

■    To  mite. 

G0M2.19.foI  might  have  taken  her  to  me  to  wi. 

2  j. 20.fourty  yeers  old  when  he  took  Reb.to  wi. 

26. 3  4.Efau — when  he  took  to  wife  Judith 
29. 28. he  gave  him  Rachel  to  wife  alfo    • 
30.4.  Rachel  gave  him  Bilhahto  wi/e 

9. took  Zilp.her  maid,&  gave  her  Jac.to  wife 

34.4.  get  me  this  damfell  to  wife 
8.  give  him  her  to  wife 
i2.but  give  me  the  damfell  to  wife 

38.14.was  not  given  unto  thee  to  wife 

4 1.4  ^.Pharaoh  gave  Jofeph  to  wife  Afsnath 
Exod.  2.  r  .took  to  wife  a  daughter  of  Levi 

6.20.  Jochebed  his  fathers  fifter  to  wife 
23. Aaron  took  him  Eliflieba— to  wife  . 
zf.  one  of  the  daughters  of  Putiel  to  wife 
Lev.zi.iq.a  virgin  of  his  own  people  to  wife 
Datt.zz.i6.gwe  my  daughter  to  this  man  to  wife 

2f.j  .and  take  her  to  him  to  wife 
faf.i  j.i6.will  I  give  Achfah  my  daughter  to  wife 
Judg.i.  iz,i}- 
i7.he  gave  him  Achfah  his  daughter  to  wife 
Judg.  1 4. 2. get  her  for  me  to  wife 

2 1.1.  not  give  his  daught.  to  Benjamin  to  wife 
1  StfW.18.17.berI  will  give  thee  to  wife 

1 9.given  to  Adriel  The  Meholachite  to  wife 
27.Saul  gave  him  Michal  his  daughter  to  wi. 
2j.39.communed  with  Abig.to  rake  her  to  w. 
40.  to  take  thee  to  him  to  wife 
1  2Cwg.2.i7.that  he  give  me  Abifhagto  wife 
2 1. to  be  given  to  Adonijah  to  wife 
4.1  i.Taphath  the  daughter  of  Solomon  to  wife 
1  s.tookBafmaththedaught.ofSolo.to  wife 
7.8.  (whom  he  had  taken  to  wife) 
1 1 . 1 9X0  that  he  gave  him  to  wife  the  fifter  of 
16.3  i.took  to  wife  Jezebel  the  dau.ofEthbaal 
2  FC»g.  14-9-give 


W  I  L        W  I  L 


WIL        W  I  L 


W  I  L        WIL 


i  l\jng.i4-9-g^e  thydaught.to  my  ion  to  wife 

i  Cfo-fl.2.3  y,hit  daughter  to  Jarha  his  ferv.  to  wife 
„  7.1 5.  Machir  took  to  wife  the  fifter  of  Huppim 
2  Chro.  1 1.1 8.  Rehoboam  took  Mahalach  to  wife 

21  .6. he  had  the  daughter  of  Ahab  to  wife 
2/^.7.6"  =[.one  of  the  daught. of  Barzillai— to  wife 
Mar.  1 2 . 23 . for  the  feven  had  her  to  wife 

Luke  20.33. 
Luke  20.30.and  the  fecond  took  her  to  wife 

WHO. 
Gen.t6.tz.  he  will  be  awiWman;  his  hand  will 
Dent .  14,  5.  the  wild  goat,  and  the  pygarg 

and  the  wild  ox,  and  the  chamois 

1  Sam.zq.zMpon  the  rocks  of  the  wild  goats 
i  So..  2.i8.Afahel  was  as  light  of  foot  as  a  wild  toe 

2  Kjn.n-i9-o.wild  vine,&  gath.  thereof  wild  gout. 
Job  6.%.wild  affe bray  when  he  hath graffe 

11 . 1 2.  tho,  man  be  born  like  a  wild  affes  Colt 
2  4.  y  .beholdjas  wild  affes  in  the  defart 
39.i.the  wild  goats  of  the  rock  bring  forth 
y.who  hath  fent  out  the  wild  affe  free 

who  hathloofed  the  bands  of  the  wild&ffc 
1  y.or  that  the  wild  affe  may  break  them 
P/a/.  104. 11. the  M?iW  affes  quench  their  third 

i8.hils  are^a  refuge  for  the  wild  goats 
7/4.5.2.  and  itbrought  forth  wiM  grapes 

4.  where  fore— brought  it  forth  wild  grapes 
3  2. 1 4.a  joy  of  wild  affes,and  a  pafture  of  flocks 
«i.20.  lie  as  a  wildbvM  in  a  net 
/tt'.2.24.a  wildaffe ufed  to  the  wildernefle 

i4.6.wiWaffes  did  ftand  in  the  high  places 
P4».  5.21. his  dwelling  was  with  the  w/d  affes 
Ho/. 8  o.a  wild  affe  alone  by  himfelf 
Mat.  3 . 4-his  meat  w  as  locufts  and  wild  honey 
Mark  1  -6.be  did  eat  locufts  and  wild  honey 
Row.  1 1  •  17. thou  being  a  wi/i  olive-tree  wert 

24.OU  t  of  the  olive-tree  which  is  wild  by  na. 
UDttt>BM/?jSeeH5eaft, 
flpnlDMfrjSee  JIBeattg. 

ttourjetiteu'e. 
Gen.t^6.  which  is  by  the  wilderneffe 
Exod.  i4.3.the  wilderneffe  hath  (hut  them  in 
16.1.  came  unto  the  wilderneffe  of  Sin 

3. into  this  wilderneffe, to  kill  this  affembly 

10. they  looked  toward  the  wildern.Si  behold 

1 7. 1. journeyed  from  the  wilderneffe  of  Sin 

W«w.  1 3. 3 -fent  them  from  the  wilderneffe  of  Paran 

2 1  .fearched  the  land  from  the  wilder,  of  Zin 

26. came  to  Mofes  to  the  wildernefs  of  Paran 

i4.2.w°uld  God  we  had  died  in  this  wildcrnes 

29.  your  carcafes  (hall  fall  in  this  wilderneffe 

Verfe  32. 

3  5  .in  this  wildernefs  they  (hall  be  confumed 

2  0.4.intothis  wilderneffe,thzt  we  mould  die 
2 1. 1 8. from  xht  wildern.thzy  wenttoMattanah 
24.T  .he  fet  his  face  toward  the  wilderneffe 
34.3.fouth-quarter,  from  the.  wilderneffe  of  Zin 

Deut.  1 . 1 9  .all  that  great  and  terrible  wilderneffe  I 
2.7.knoweththy  walking  through  thiswildern.  | 
8.1 5.  led  thee  through  that  terrible  wilderneffe 
1 1 .24-from  the  wilderneffe  and  Lebanon 

3  2. 10. he  found  him  in  a  waftc  wilderneffe 
Jofh.  1. 4. from  the  wilderneffe  unto  the  great  river 

8.20.pcople  that  fled  to  the  wilderneffe  turned 
1  y .  1  .the  wilderneffe  of  Z  in  fouthw  ard 

1  £.  1  .to  the  wilderneffe  that  goeth  up  from  Jeri.  1 
1 8 .1 2. goings  out— were  at  the  wild.of  Beth-av- 

Jud.t  i.i6.walked  through  the  ■wiM.to  the  red  fea 
1 8.went  along  through  the  wilderneffe 
22. from  the  wilderneffe  even  unto  Jordan 
20.45. turned  ,and  fled  toward  the  wilderneffe 

147.10  the  wilderneffe,y\nto  the  rock  Rimmon 
1  SflOT.t3.18.to  the  val.of  Ztboim,toward  the  wil. 

2  5 .  1 .  w  ent  dow  n  to  the  wilderneffe  of  Paran 
26.  2. Saul  went  down  to  the  wildern.  of  Ziph 

1  Kjng.i  9. 1 5.  return  on  thy  way  to  the  wilderneffe 

2  Kjng-i.S.the  way  thorow  the  wilderneffe  of  Ed. 

1  C'fcr.  1 2.8 .to  David, into  the  hold  to  the  wildern. 

2  Chr.zo.i6.befere  the  wilderneffe  of  Jeruel 
Job  1 2.24.cau(eth  them  to  wander  in  a  wildernefs 

24.?.the  wilderneffe  yeelderh  fruit  for  them 
38.26.  on  the  wildern.  wherein  there  is  no  man 
39.6.\vhcfehoufeI  have  made  a  wilderneffe 
Vfal.zg.%.  voice  of  the  Lord  (hakeththe  wildernefs 
(haketh  the  wilderneffe  of  Kadeih 


68.7.  thou  didft  march  through  the  "wilderneffe 
74. 14.  to  the  people  inhabiting  the  wilderneffe 
io6.9.1ed  them,as  thorow  the  wilderneffe 
107.3  3. he  turneth  rivers  into  a  wilderneffe 

3  y.turneth  the  wilder,  into  a  {landing  water 
136.16.  which  led  his  people  thorow  the  wild. 
Cant. 8.  y.  who  is  this  that  cometh  from  the  wilder. 
jya.14.17.that  made  the  world  as  a  wilderneffe 
16. 1. from  Sela  to  the  wilderneffe 

8,they  wander  thorow  the  wilderneffe 
27.10.and  left  like  ^wilderneffe 
3  2.1  y.and  the  wilderneffe  be  a  fruitfull  field 
3  3.9.Sharon  is  like  a  wilderneffe 
3  y.i.the  wilderneffe  (hall  be  glad  for  them 
4 1 . 1 8 .1  wil  make  the  wilderneffe  a  pool  of  wat. 
42. 1 1. let  the  wilder,  thereof  lift  up  their  voice 
jo.  2.1  make  the  rivers  a  wilderneffe 
y  1. 3. he  will  make  her  wilderneffe  like  Eden 
64.10.cmes  are  a  wilderneffe,  Zion  is  a  wildern. 
Jer.z.6.thzt  led  us  thorow  the  wilderneffe 
24.8  wild  affe  ufed  to  the  wilderneffe 
3  i.have  been  a  wilderneffe  untolfrael 
4.26. the  fruitfull  place  was  a  wilderneffe 
9.1 2.and  is  burnt  up  like  a  wilderneffe 
12. 10.  my  pleafant  portion  a  defolate  wildern. 
1 2.  upon  all  high  places  thorow  the  wildern. 
22.c5.yet  furely  I  will  make  thee  a  wilderneffe 
50.1 2.be  zwilderneffe ,a  dry  land,  and  a  defart 
5  i.43.her  cities  are— a  wilderneffe 
E^k.,6. 1 4.  yea,  more  defolate  then  the  wilderneffe 

2  3.42.brought  Sabeans  from  the  wilderneffe 
Hof.  2. 3  .and  make  her  as  a  wilderneffe 

1 3.1 y. (hall  come  up  from  the  wilderneffe 
Joel  2. 3. and  behind  them  a  defolate  wilderneffe 

3 . 1 9.Eden  (hall  be  a  defolate  wilderneffe 
Amos  2. 10.  led  you  fourty  yeers  thorow  the  wild. 
Zepb.i.ii.mikt  Nineveh  dry  like  a  wilderneffe 
John  1 1 .  y 4-to  a  countrey  neer  to  the  wilderneffe 

mtheVDlWiztnefle. 

GcK.16.7.  found  her  by  a  fount,  in  thtwilderneffe 
21.  14.  Hagar  wandered  in  thewUdern.  of  Beer 
20.dwelt  in  the  wildern.^.  became  an  archer 
2 1 .  he  dwelt  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Paran 
36.24-  Anah,  that  found  the  mules  in  the  wild. 
37.22.caft  him  into  this  pit  that  is  in  the  wild. 
Exod.  5 . 1  .may  hold  a  feaft  to  me  in  the  wildernefs 
7.16.  that  they  may  ferve  me  in  the  wilderneffe 
8. 28. that  ye  may  facrifice  in  the  wilderneffe 

14.11.  taken  us  away  to  die  in  the  wilderneffe 
1 2.then  that  we  mould  die  in  the  wilderneffe 

1y.22.went  three  dayes  in  the  wilderneffe, and 
i6.2.murm.againftMof.&  Aar.  inthewildern. 
3  2.  wherewith  I  have  fed  you  in  the  wilder. 
1 9-2.and  had  pitched  in  the  wilderneffe 
£ef  .7.38.unto  the  Lord  in  the  wilderneffe 

16.22.  he  (hall  let  go  the  goat  in  the  wilderneffe 

Num.i.  i.fpake  unto  Mofes  in  the  wilderneffe  of 

Chap.3.14.  &9.1. 

i9.fo  he  numbred  them  in  the  wild.of  Sinai 

3.4.  offered  ftrange  fire  in  thtwilderneffe  of  Si. 

9.y.at  even,  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Sinai 

10.12.  cloud  refted  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Paran 
3 1  .we  are  to  encamp  in  the  wilderneffe 

1 2.  i6.pitched  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Paran 

i6.therefore  he  hath  {lain  them  in  the  wilder. 

2  2.which  I  did  in  Egypt,  and  in  the  wildern. 

j  3. your  children  (hall  wander  in  the  wilder. 

till  your  carcafes  be  wafted  in  the  wild. 

1  $.3  2.wlnle  the  children  of  Ifr.were  in  the  wil. 

1 6. 1 3.  brought  us  up,  to  kill  us  in  the  wildern. 

2  i.y.wheref.have  ye  broug.us  to  die  in  the  wil. 
1 1. in  the  wilderneffe  which  is  before  Moab 
1 3  .in  the  wildern.thzt  cometh  out  of  the  coa. 
23.went  out  againft  Ifrael  into  the  wildernes 

16.64. numb,  thechil.of  Ifr.  in  the  Tw/.ofSinai 
dy.they  (hall  furely  die  in  the  wilderneffe 

27. 3. our  fathers  died  in  the  wilderneffe 
i4.in  Kadeih,  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Zin 

32.1 3-made  them  wander  in  the  wild-  40.  yeers 
1  y.wil  yet  again  leave  them  in  the  wildernef 

33.8.  went  three  dayes  journey  in  the  wildern. 
1  r  .and  encamped  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Zin 
1  y.  pitched  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Sinai 
^6.inthewilderneff'e  of  Zin,which  is  Kadeih 
Deut.  1 . 1  .w hich  Mofes  (pake  in  the  wilderneffe 
3 1  .&  in  the  wilderneffe, where  thou  haft  fecn 


4.43.narnely,Befcer  in  the  wilderneffe 
8.2.1ed  thee  thefe  fourty  yeers  in  the  wildernefs 
\6.  who  fed  thee  in  the  wildern.  with  manna" 
9.7.  provokedft  the  Lord  to  wrath  in  the  wild. 


28.broug.them  out,to  flay  them  in  the  wi 

1  1. y.and  what  he  did  to  you  in  the  wilderneffe 
29.5. 1  have  led  you  foutty  yeers  in  the  wilder.' 
32.5  i.Meribah-Kadeih>  in  the  wildern.  of  Zin 

Jofh-  y  .4.men  of  war  died  in  the  wilder.by  the  way 
j.  born  in  the  wil. — they  had  not  cucumcif. 
6.  walked  fourty  yeers  in  the'wi/de»z.tillall 
8.24.in  the  wilderneffe  ,vihetein  they  chafed 
1 2.8.in  the  fprings,and  in  the  wilderneffe 
1 4. 1  o. while  the  cbild.of  Ifr.  wand. in  the  wild. 
1 5 .6 1  .in  the  wilderneffejieth-itabab,  Middin 
zo.S.they  afligned  Bezer  in  the  wilderneffe 
24.7. ye  dwelt  in  the  wilderneffe  a  long  feafon 

1  SdW.4-8.with  all  the  plagues  in  the  wilderneffe 
17.28.left  thefe  few  (heep  in  the  wilderneffe 
23.14.and  David  abode  in  thewilderneffe 

in  a  mountain,in  the  wildem.of  Ziph 

1  y.  and  David  was  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Z  iph 
24. Da.  &  his  men  were  in  the  wild.of  Maon 

2  5  .abode  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Maon 
purfued  after  David  in  the  wil.of  Maon 

24. i.David  was  in  the  •wilderneffe  of  Engedi 

2  y.4.David  heard  in  the  mM.that  Nab.fheared 
2 1. kept  all  that  this  fellow  hath  in  thewild. 

26.2.10  feek  David  in  the  wilderneffe  of  Ziph 
3«but  David  abode  in  the  wilderneffe 

2  Sam.  1 6.  z.  fuch  as  be  faint  in  the  n>i/.may  dtink 
i7.29.people  is  hungry  and  thirfty  in  the  wild. 

1  2</tf.2.34.  buried  in  his  own  houfe  in  the  wilder. 
9.  i8.Baalath,and  Tadmorin  the  wilderneffe 

1  Cbro.6.-jZ.  Bezer  in  the  wilderneffe  with  her  fub. 
2 1 .  29. w  hich  Mofes  made  in  the  wilderneffe 

2  Chro.  1.3.  which  Mofes  had  made  in  the  wildern. 
8.4.  he  built  Tadmor  in  thewilderneffe 
20.24.toward  the  watch-tower  in  the  wildern. 
24,9.  that  Mofes  laid  upon  Ifrael  in  the  wilder. 

JV^.9.i9.forfookeft  them  not  in  the  wilderneffe 

2  i.four  yeers  didft  thou  fuft.them  in  the  wil. 
Pfal.  y  y-7.and  remain  in  the  wilderneffe 

72.9.they  that  dwel  in  the  wildernefs  (hall  bow 

78.1  y.he  clave  the  rocks  in  the  wilderneffe 

I7.by  provoking  the  moft  High  in  the  wild. 

19-can  God  furnifh  a  table  in  the  wildernefs 

40.  oft  did  they  provoke  him  in  the  wildern. 

y  2.and  guided  them  in  the  wilderneffe 

9y.8.as  in  the  day  of  temptation  in  the  wildern. 

106.14  lulled  exceedingly  in  the  wilderneffe 

z6.to  overthrow  them  in  the  wilderneffe 
107.4.  wandered  in  the  wild,  in  a  folitary  way 
4o.caufeth  them  to  wander  in  the  wilderneffe 
Pro.z  1. 19.  better  to  dwell  in  the  wilder.then  with 
lfa.i$.  1 3. for  them  that  dwell  in  the  wilderneffe 
32.i<5.judgment  (hall  dwell  in  thewilderneffe 
3  y.6.in  the  wilderneffe  (hall  waters  break  out 
40. 3  .the  voice  of  him  that  cryeth  in  the  wilder. 
4 1. 1 9.I  will  plant  in  the  wilderneffe  the  cedar 
43.1 9.I  will  even  make  a  way  in  the  wilderneffe 

20.becaufe  I  give  waters  in  the  wilderneffe 
63.1 3. led  them  as  a  horfe  in  the  wilderneffe 
Jer.2.2.wenteft  after  me  in  the  wilderneffe 

3 .2.fate  for  them  as  the  Arab,  in  the  wilderneffe 
4.1 1.  a  dry  wind  of  the  high  places  in  the  wild. 
9. 2.that  I  had  in  the  wilderneffe  a  lodging  place 

26.  that  dwell  in  the  wilderneffe 
i7.6.(hall  inhab.  the  parched  places  in  the  wil. 
3 1 .2.found  grace  in  the  wilderneffe 
48.6 .be  like  the  heath  in  the  wilderneffe 
ia«?.4.3.cruelllike  the oftriches in  thewilderneffe 

i9,they  laid  W3it  for  us  in  the  wilderneffe 
E%$\.  19. 1 3.  now  (he  is  planted  in  the  wilderneffe 
20. 1 3  .rebelled  againft  me  in  the  wilderneffe 

my  fury  upon  them  in  the  wilderneffe 
1  y.  up  my  hand  unto  them  in  the  wilderneffe 
17.nei.did  I  make  an  end  of  them  in  the  wi, 
18. 1  faid  unto  their  children  in  thewilderrt. 
2 1. my  anger  againft  them  in  the  wilderneffe 
2 3. mine  hand  alfo  unto  them  in  the  wildern. 
36.  as  I  pleaded  with  your  fathers  in  the  wil. 
34.2y.andtbey(halldwellfafelyin  thtwilder. 
Hof. 9.1  o.  I  found  Ifrael  lijce  grapes  in  the  wilder. 

1 3.y.I  did  know  thee  in  the  wilderneffe 
Amos  y.2  y.unto  me  facrifices  in  the  wilderneffe 

Mat.?. i-V^n 


W  I  L       W  I  L 

Mat.  3 .  i  John  preaching  in  the  wildernefj'e  of  Jud 
3  .voice  of  one  crying  in  the  wildemeffe 

Mark.  t.y.L&ke  3.4 
if.  3  j.fliould  we  have  fo  much  bread  in  the  w. 
A^.i.4.John  did  baptize  in  the  wildemeffe 

1 3. was  there  in  the  wildemeffe  forty  dayes 
8.4.thefe  men  with  bread  in  thewildemeffe 
hu\e  3.2.1c  John  the  fon  of  Zacharias  in  the  wil. 
1  J.4.  not  leave  the  ninety  and  nine  in  the  wil. 
John  1.2  5 .  voice  of  one  crying  in  the  wildemeffe 
3. i4.asMofes  lifted  uptheferpentinthe  wild. 
6.$g.  your  fathers  did  eat  manna  in  the  wilder. 
Acls  /Reappeared  unto  him  in  the  wilderneffe  an 
3  6.and  in  the  wildemeffe  fourty  yeers 
3  8-in  the  wildernefj'e  with  the  angel 
4i.by  the  fpace  of  fourty  yeers  in  the  wilde. 
44.  tabernacle  of  witneffe  in  the  wildernefj'e 
.13.18.  fuffered  he  their  manners  in  the  wilder. 

1  Cor. lo.^.for  they  were  overthrowne  in  the  wild. 

2  Cor.ii.i6.  in  perils  in  the  wildemeffe 
Heb.i  .8.in  the  day  of  temptation,in  the  wildernes 

1 7>w hofe  carcafes  fell  in  the  wildemeffe 
into  the  uotlOemeffe, 
Exod.\.i%.  three  dayes  into  the  wildemeffe 

Chap.  8. 27. 
4-t7.goe  into  the  wildemeffe  to  meet  Mofes 
1  ?  .z  i.and  they  went  out  into  the  wildemeffe 
18. 5. unto  Mofes  into  the  wildemeffe 
19. 1.  the  fame  day  into  the  wildemeffe  of  Sinai 
Lev.  16.10.  for  a  fcape-goat  into  thewildemeffe 

a  1.  by  the  hand  of  a  fit  man  into  the  wilder. 
Num.i  $.z  ^.iatothe  wildemeffe  by  the  way  of  the 

3  3.8.the  midftof  thee  into  the  wildemeffe 

DeaM.40.take  your  journey  into  the  wildemeffe 

2. 1  .and  took  our  journey  into  the  wildemeffe 

Judg .  1 . 1 6.wi  th  the  children  of  Judah  into  the  wi. 

i  Sam. 16. i.  Saul  came  after  him  into  the  wilder. 

1  Kin. 19 4,  went  a  dayes  journey  into  the  wilder. 

2  Cfotf.20.20.went  forth  into  the  wilder.of  Tekoa 
fob  30.3 .flying  into  the  wildemejjt  defolate 
Exeli.ro.  io.and  brought  them  into  the  wildemefs 

3  5 .1  will  bring  you  into  the  wildemeffe 
29.5. 1  will  leave  thee  thrown  into  the  wilder. 
Hof.i.  i4.and  bring  her  into  the  wildemeffe 
Mat-q.i.up  of  the  fpirit  into  the  wildemeffe 
1  i.7.what  went  ye  out  into  the  wildern.  to  fee 
Lu\e  7.  24. 
Mark-i.n.tbe  fpirit  driveth  him  into  the  wilder. 
Lu\e  4. 1 .  was  led  by  the  fpirit  into  the  wildemeffe 
5. 16.  he  with-drew  himfelf  into  the  wildemeffe 
'8.29.  was  driven  of  the  divell  into  the  wildern. 
Acls  21.38.&  leddeft  out  into  the  wiZ.4000.men 
Rev.  1 2.6.the  woman  fled  into  the  wildemeffe 
I4.that  fhe  might  flee  into  the  wildemeffe 
1 7. 3«fo  he  carried  me  into  the  wildemeffe 
of  the  itDflOerneffe. 

Exod.  1 3 . 1 8.  led  the  people  thorow  —  the  wilder. 
ao.encamped  in  the  edge  of  the  wildemeffe 
16. 1 4. upon  the  face  of  the  wildernefj'e  there  lay 
Mm  10. 12.  took  theirjourneysoutofthe  wilder.  J 
33.6.which  is  in  the  edge  of  tht  wildemeffe 
1  l.took  their  journey  out  of  the  wildemeffe 
Deut. i.S.paffed  by  the  way  of  the  wildemeffe 

26.I  fent  meffengers  out  of  the  wildemeffe 
Jofh.%,i<;.md  fled  by  the  way  of  the  wildemeffe 
Judg.2. y.teai  your  flefh  with  the  thorns  of  the  w. 
1  deciders  of  the  city,  and  thorns  of  the  wild. 
20.42.  turned  their  backs  to  the  way  of  the  wil. 

1  Stf/#.2$.i4mefTcn.out  of  the  wiW.tofaluteour 

2  Sam.i.i^.  by  the  way  of  the  wilder,  of  Gibeon 

1  $.23.  pafled  over  toward  the  way  of  the  wild. 
28.1  will  tarry  in  the  plain  of  the  wildemeffe 

17.16.  not  this  night  in  the  plain  of  the  wilder. 
1  C/;io.y.9.unto  the  entrance  in  of  the  wildemeffe 
Pfal.6<;.  1 2.they  drop  upon  the  paftures  of  the  wi. 

102.6.I  am  like  a  pelican  of  the  wildemeffe 
Cant.i.6.xhax.  cometh  out  of  the  wildemeffe 
Jer.9.10,3.  weeping  for  the  habitations  of  the  wil. 

1 3.24.that  paffeth  away  by  the  wind  of  the  wi. 

23.10.  the  pleafant  places  of  the  wild,  are  died 
Itff0.$.9.becaufe  of  the  fword  of  the  wildemeffe 
foe  1 1 .  ip.hath  devoured  the  paftures  of  the  wilde. 

Verfe  20 


W  IL 


W  I  L 


W  I  L 


W  I  L 


WtttfZ. 
Num.in.ii,  for  they  vex  you  with  their  wiles 
Epkef.6.1  i.to  ftand  againft  the  wiles  of  the  divell 

Jof.9.4. they  did  work  wihly,  and  went 

NPfH. 
Deut.i  3.  i6.for  the  good  will  of  him  that  dwelt  in 
Pfal.  27. 1 2. not  unto  the  will  of  mine  enemies 

41.2.  not  deliv.  him  unto  the  will  of  his  enem. 
£q;e^.i6.27.unto  the  will  of  them  that  hate  thee 
A/a/.2.i3.orreceiveth  it  with  good  will  at  your 
Mat.j.  2 1  .but  he  that  doth  the  will  of  my  Father 
I2.50.whofoeverfhalldothe  wil  of  my  Father 
1 8. 14.net  the  will  of  your  Fa.which  isinheav. 
21.31  .whether  did  the  will  of  his  father 
Luke  1. 1 4.good  will  towards  men 

2  3 .2  j.he  delivered  Jefus  to  their  will 
John  i.i3.notofbloud,nofof  the  wi// of  the  flefh 
nor  of  the  will  of  man,  but  of  God 
4. 3  4. my  meat  is  to  do  the  will  of  him  that  fent 
6.g9.and  this  is  the  Fathers  will 
40.this  is  the  will  of  him  that  fent  me 
Ails  2 1 . 1 4.the  will  of  the  Lord  be  done 
Epbef.j.  17.  underft.  what  the  will  oftfae  Lord  is 

6.7.with  good  will  doing  fervice 
Phil.  1.1  s  .and  fome  alfo  of  good  will 
Hcb. 10. lo.by  the  which  will  vie  are  fan&ified 
j  i  P^.4.3.  may  fufficeus  to  have  wrought  the  will 
2  Pet .  1 .  z  1 .  prophefie  came  not  by  the  will  of  man 

UDfHo/Go^SeedSoO. 
His  Hpfll. 
Drtw.4.3  f.antS  he  doth  according  to  biswill 
8.4.buthe  did  according  to  biswill 
1 1. 3. and  do  according  to  bis  will 
1 6.fhall  do  according  to  his  own  will 
36.king  fhall  do  according  to  his  will 
L//£ei2.47.knew  his  Lords  wi//,and  prepared  not 
neither  did  according  to  his  will 
John  7. 17. if any  man  will  do  his  wi/ZJie  fhall 
Acls  22.14.that  thou  fhouldeft  know  his  will 
Ro;».2.i8.knowcft  his  wil}8c  approved  the  things 

9. 19. for  who  hath  refifted  his  will 
1  Car^.  3  7. but  hath  power  over  his  own  will 

16.1 2. but  his  will  was  not  at  all  to  come 
Ephefi-^.  according  to  the  good  pleaf.  of  his  will 
9.known  unto  us  the  myftery  of  his  will 
n.afterthe  counfell  of  his  own  will 
Cfl/.i.9.might  be  filled  with  the  know l.of  his  will 
1  Tim.z.i6.who  are  taken  capt.by  him  at  his  will 
H£#.2.4.according  tohis  own  will 

1 3.21.  petf.  in  every  good  work,  to  do  his  will 
t  John  5.i4.if  we  ask  any  thing  accord.to  his  will 
Rev.  17.  i7#put  in  their  hearts  to  fufill  his  will 

My  HOW. 
Lu\t  22.42.neverthele(fe,not  my  will,but  thy  wil 
Acls  13.22.  which  fhall  fulfillall  my  will 
I  1  Cor. 9. 1 7. if  againft  my  will  a  difpenf.of  the  gof 

OwntSOtM. 
I  Let*.  1. 3. fhall  offer  it  of  his  own  voluntary  will 
19.  J.  ye  fhall  offer  it  at  your  own  will 
22.i9.offeratyour  ov/owilla.  male  without 
29.offer  it  at  your  own  will 
D/«.ii.i6.fhall  do  according  to  his  own  will 
John  y.30.becaufe  I  feeknot  mine  own  will 

6.38.I  came  not  to  do  mine  own  will 
Ephef. 1.1 1. after  the  counfell  of  his  own  will 
He6.2.4.giftsofthe  holyGh.sccord.to  his  own  w 
James  i.i8.of  his  own  will  begate  he  us 

Se//-2atH,See&elf. 
Thy  UDill. 
Pfal.  40.  8. 1  delight  to  do  thy  will 

i43.ro.teachmeto  do  thy  will 
Mat.6. 1  o.thy  will  be  done  in  earth  as  it  is  in  hea. 

26.42.except  I  drink  it,  thy  will  be  done 
Lu\e  1 1. 2.  thy  wi// be  done,  as  in  heav.  fo  in  earth 
Reb.10.7.  I  come  to  doe  thy  will,  O  God 

Verfe  9. 
ISDfH. 
Deaf.21.14.fhak  let  her  go  whether  fhe  will 
Job  13. 1 3. and  let  come  on  me  what  will 
Pro.  1 1. 1. he  turneth  it  whithc rfoever  he  will 


Matth.B.3.  k»ying,I  will  5  be  thou  clean 

"  Ma,\  Mi. 

20.1  J.to  do  what  I  wilt  with  mine  own 

3  2.wh2t  will  ye  that  I  fhall  do  unto  you 
26.39.not  as  I  will}but  as  thou  wilt 
27.i7.Pilate  faid5Whom  willye  that  I  releafe 
2 1  .whether  of  the  tw ain  wil  ye  that  I  releafe 
^ar.6.2i.IwK}thatthougivemetheheadofJ0. 
1 4-7-  whenfoever  ye  mll,ye  may  do  them  good 

36.not  that  I  wi/Z3but  what  thou  wilt 
1  J.9.w/ye  that  1  releafe  to  you  the  K.of  the  Je. 
1 2.  what  will  ye  then  that  I  (hall  do  to  him 
Lu\e  *..6.to  whomsoever  I  will,!  give  it 
5.1  $.1  will;  be  thou  clean 
1 2  -49.and  what  will  I,  if  it  be  already  kindled 
Jab.f.  1 1. even  fo  the  Son  quickneth  whom  he  will 
9. 17. will  ye  alfo  be  his  difciples 
1  $.7.ye  fhall  ask  what  ye  will^nd  ye  fhall 
17.24.I  will,that  they  whom  thc-u  haft  given 
18.39.  will  ye,  that  I  releafe  the  K.of  the  Jewes 
2 1 . 2 2.if  I  will  that  he  tarry  till  I  come,what  is 

ao.  Verfe  23. 

Acls  1 8. 2 1 .1  will  return  again  if  God  will 
Rom. 7. 18. for  to  will  is  prefent  with  me 
9. 18. mercy  on  whom  he  will  have  mercy 

and  whom  he  mill  he  hardeneth 
1  CffM.r^.toyou  fhortly,  if  the  Lord  will 

1 1. will  ye  that  I  come  unto  you  with  3  rod 
7.3  6. let  him  do  what  he  wiS}be  finnan  not     | 

3  9.  to  be  married  to  whom  fhe  will 
12.1 1. dividing  to  eve.man  feveral.ly  as  he  will 
1  i>.8.ii.as  there  was  a  readineffe  to  willfo  there 
Phil.i.  i3.worketh  in  you  both  to  m«"5and  to  do 
1  Tim.i.S.I  wi//theref.that  men  pray  everywhere 
5.14.I  wil  thcref.th.it  the  younger  women  marry 
Tit.  3  .S.thefe  things  I  will  that  thou  affum 
James  4. 1 5. if  the  Lo.will,vie  fhall  do  this  or  that 
Rev.  1  i.g.to  fmite  the  earth  as  oftas  they  will 
ii.  »7.whofoever  will,\ez  him  take  the  water 
mill  not. 
Pfal.2o.iS.fo  will  not  we  go  back  from  thee 
Amos  7.8.I  will  not  again  pafle  by  them  any  more 

Chap.  8. 2. 
Mat.11.19.he  anfwered  and  faid,I  willr.ot 

26.3  5. yet  willl  not  deny  thee 
i»/di,.i4.29.altho.all  fhall  be offend.yet  wlllnct  I 

WHletl). 
Rom.Q'i6.fo  then,it  is  not  of  him  that  wiUeth 

HOUfullg. 
Hcb.  1  o.z  6.if  we  fin  wilfully  after  that  we  have 


i.a  2.for  the  paftures  of  the  wildem.ioe  fpring    Dan.4.17.  and  giveth  it  to  whomfoever  he  will 
/4»2<tf  6.1 4.afflicl:  you  unto  theriverof  the  wilder.]  Verf.2f,32. 

Afa/.i.3.wafte  for  the  dragons  of  the  wildemeffe  f  .21. appointed  over  it  whomfoever  he  will 


nollKng, 
Gra.i4.f  .peradvent.thc  woman  will  not  btwilling 

8. if  the  woman  will  not  be  willing 
Exod.i  5.  y.whofoever  is  of  a  willing  hearr^let  him 
2 1  .every  one  whom  his  fpirit  made  willing 
2  2. as  many  as  were  willing-hearted 
29  childr.of  Ifrael  brought  a  willing  offering 
whofe  heart  made  them  willing  to  bring 
I  Chro.i8.9.  with  apetfect  heart  and  willing  mind 
2  i.evety  willing  skilful  1  man  for  any  maner 
29.  j. and  who  then  is  willingto  confecratc 
Job  39  9_will  the  unicorn  be  willing  to  ferve  thee 
Pfal.  no.;,  people  fhal  be  willing  in  the  day  of  thy 
Ifa.  1.  i9.if  ye  be  willing  and  obedient,ye  fhall  eat 
Mat. 1. 1 9. not  willing  to  make  her  a  publick  exam. 

26.4 1  .fpirit  is  willingybat  the  flefh  is  weak 
Mar.ij.  1 5.Pilate,wi//i?2g  to  content  the  peo.relea. 
Luke  10.29.but  he,willingto  juftifiehimfelf,faid 
22. 42. if  thou  be  willi?ig,remove  this  cup 
23.20.Pilatc,i«'#«M>;  to  releafe  Jefus,fpake 
jW.5.35. .willing  for  a  fcafon  to  rejoice iiihis  light 
Ails  24  27.FeIix,w#«?g  to  fhew  the  Jewsa  pleaf. 
2S-9butFeftus,  willingto  do  the  Jews  a  pleaf. 
27  43. Centurion,  will,  to  fave  Paul, kept  them 
Rom.g.ii.  what  if  God,  willing  to ihew  his  wrath 
2  Cor.  5.8-  and  willing  rather  to  be  abfent 
8.3-they  were  willing  of  themfelves 
1 2.firfi  a  willing  mind,it  is  accepted 
1  Thef.i.S.v/e  were  willing  to  have  imparted 

1  Tim.6. 18.  willing  tocommunicate 
Heb.6. 17.  wherein  God,willing more  abundantly 

I3.i8.*w//i7zf  tolive  honeftly 

2  P#.3.9.not  willing  that  any  fhould  perifh 

WHUnqlp. 
Exod.  1  j.  2  .that  giveth  it  willingly  w  ith  his  heart 
Judg  $  2. when 


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Jitdg.% •  i.when  the  people  willingly  offered  thernf. 
p.that  offered  themfelvcs  willingly 
8 . 1 5  .we  willingly  give  them 
i  Cbro.i9.6.viith  the rukrs  —offered  willingly 
j.rtjoyced  jfor  that  they  offered  willingly 

with  perfect  heart  they  offered  willingly 
14. mould  be  able  to  offer  fo  willingly 
17.I  have  willingly  offered  all  thefe  things 
prefent  here,to  offer  willingly  unto  thee 
z  Chro.17. 16. who  willingly  offered  themfelves 

3  5 .8. his  princes  gave  willingly  unto  the  people 
E^ra  i.tf.beudes  all  that  was  willingly  offered 
3. 5.  and  of  every  one  that  willingly  offered 
7.i6.and  of  the  priefts,offering  willingly 
Nehem.n.z.thzt  willingly  offered  themfelves  to 
Pi'0.3 1.1  j.worketh  willingly  with  her  hands 
Lam.$.i  3. for  he  doth  not  afflift  willingly 
Hof.  5. 1  i.he  willingly  walked  after  the  command. 
John  6.2  i.then  they  willingly  received  him 
Rom.8. zo. not  wittingly,  but  by  reafon  of  him 
r  C0c9.17.this  thing  willingly,!  have  a  reward 
Phikm.14.not  as  it  were  of  neceflity,but  willingly 

1  Pet.$.i.not  by  conftraint,but  willingly 

2  Pst.j.f  .for  this  they  willingly  are  ignorant  of 

VDillawH' 
Lewf.13.40.ye  (hall  take  you  wittowes  of  the  bro. 
Job  40.1a.  the  willowes  compafle  him  about 
Pfal.  1 3 7.i.we  hanged  our  harps  upon  the  willow. 
Ifai.i  j.7.carry  away  to  the  brook  of  the  wittowes 
44«4.as  willowes  by  the  water-courfes 
tOilloi»=tree. 
£^.  17.5. and  fet  it  as  a  willow-free 

Wilt. 
Judg.1.14.  Caleb  faid,  What  wilt  rhou 

1  Sam.  1.  n.if  thou  wilt  indeed  look  on  the  afflict. 

i4.how  long  wilt  thou  be  drunken 
£/?.$. 3.what  wilttbou,  queen  Either 
Pfal. 60. 10. wilt  notthoUjO  God,which  hadft 
%f,<>.wilt  thou  be  angry  with  us  for  ever 

wilt  thou  draw  out  thine  anger  to  all 
6.wilt  thou  not  revive  us  again 
xo8.n.wftnoc  thou,0  God,whohaftcaftus 
and  wilt  not  thou,0  God,go  forth  with 
Pro. j.ao.why wilt  thou,my  fon,be  ravifht  with 
fer.1-4.wilt  thou  not  from  this  time  cry  unto  me 
E^e^.zo.^.wilt  thou  judge  them,fon  of  man,n>i/£ 
zz.z.wilt  thou )udgt,wilt  thou  judge  theblou. 
z4.1i). wilt  thou  not  tell  us  what  thefe  things 
zS.g.wilt  thou  yet  fay  unto  him  that  flayeth 
Mat. 8. z.il thou  wUti  thou  canft  make  me  clean 
Mar.1.40.    Luke  5.12. 
13.z8.wilt  thou  then  that  we  go  and  gather 
1 5.  i8.be  it  unto  thee  even  as  thou  wilt 
17.-4.if  thouwiltjhtus  rmke  here  three  tabern. 
20.2  i.he  faid  unto  her,  What  wilt  thou 
,26.i7.where  wilt  thou  that  we  prepare  the 
39.notasI  will,  but  as  thou  wilt 
Mir. 6.  z  2.ask  of  me  whatfoever  thou  "wilt 

1  o. 5  i.what  wilt  thou  that  I  (hill  do 
i4.n.where  wilt  thou  that  we  go  and  prepare 

1 6.x\ot  that  I  will,but  what  thou  wilt 
LnJ(C  y.^^.wilt  thou  that  we  command  fire  to 
1 3.41. what  wilt  thou  that  I  (hall  do  unto  thee 
zz. 9. where  wilt  thou  that  we  prepare 
John  f.o'.wi/i'thoube  made  whole 
Ails  i.6.Lordj  wilt  thou  at  this  time  reftore 

Cel.z.f.a.  (hew  of  wifdom  in  wil-woipip 

ttoimples. 
j/<K.3.20.and  the  wimpks,3nd  the  crifping  pins 

JSDina, 
Gen.8. 1  .God  made  a  wind  to  paffe  over  the  earth 
Exod.  1  5 .  lo.thou  didft  blow  with  thy  wind 
Num.  11. 3  1. there  went  forth  a  wind  from  theLo. 

2  Sam.zz.  1 1  .he  was  feen  on  the  wings  of  the  wi. 
i  Ifts.18.45.  the  heaven  was  black  mtbwind 

19.1 1  .a  great  &  ftrong  wind  rent  the  mountai. 
but  the  Lord  was  not  in  the  "wind 
and  after  the  wind  An  earth-quake 
2'K/«.3.i7.yee(hill  notfee  wind 
Job  i.i9.there  came  a  gf«at  wind  from  the  wilder. 
6.26.fpeeches  —which  are  as  wind 
7.7.O  remember  that  my  life  \swind- 
8.i.wor<is  of  thy  mouthbe  like  a  ftrong  wind 

2  1. 1 8.  'hey  areas  ftubble  before  the  wind 

3  0.1  5  .they  purfue  my  foul  as  the  wind 


21. thou  lifted  me  up  to  the  wind 
37.11.but  the  wind  yzSzth^md  cleanfeth  them 
Pfal.i^.cbsff  which  the  winddxivzth  away 
18. 10. he  did  flie  upon  the  wings  of  the  wind 

42.fmall  as  the  dull  before  the  wind 
35.5  .let  them  be  as  chaff  before  the  wind 
78.39.3  wind  that  paffcth  away,  and  cometh 
8  3 . 1 3. as  the  ftubble  before  the  wind 
103 .1 6.winA  paffeth  over,and  it  is  gone 
104.3  .who  walketh  upon  the  wings  of  the  wi. 
i97.aj.andraifeth  the  ftormy  wind 
1 3  5.7-hebringeth  the  wind  out  of  his  treafures 
i47.i8.hecaufethhis»ia^  to  blow 
i48.8.(tormy  wind  fulfilling  his  word 
Pro.11.29.troubl.his  own  houfe,  (hall  inher.tbe  W. 
25. 14. like  clouds  and  wind  wirhout  rain 
27.i5.whofoever  hideth  her,hideth  the  wind 
30.4.whohath  gathered  the  windin  hisfift 
Ecdcf.1.6. the  wind  goeth  toward  the  fouth 

and  thewitft/returneth  againe 
5.K?.  he  that  hath  laboured  for  the  wind 
1  i.4.he  that  obftrveth  the  wind  (ball  not  fow 
lfai.7. z.trzes  of  the  wood  are  moved  with  the  wi. 
1  i.i  5.and  with  his  mighty  wind 
1 7. 1 3. and  (hall  be  chafed — before  the  wind 
26.1 8.we  have  as  it  were  brought  forth  wind 
27-8. he  ftayeth  his  rough  wind 
3  2.2.3s  an  hiding  place  from  the  wind 
41.16.the  windfall  carry  them  away 
29.their  molten  images  are  wind 
57.1 3  .but  the  windfall  carry  them  all  away 
64.6\our  iniquities  like  the  windhavc  taken 
Jcr.z.z+.thot  fnuffech  up  the  wind  at  her  pleafure 
4. i  i.a  dry  wind  of  the  high  places 

n.even  a  full  wind  from  thofe  places 
f.i3.and  the  prophets  (hall  become  zwind 
10. 1  j.bringeth  forth  the  windout  of  his  treaf. 

Ch3p.51.16. 1 
i3.24.bythewisiofthe  wilderneffe 
i4.6.theyfnuffed  up  the  wi?id  like  dragor.S 
22.22.the  wind  (hall  eat  up  all  thy  paftours 
5 1. 1. that  rife  up  againft  me,a  deftroying  wind 
E*sk-  5.2.athrrd  part  ihalt  thou  fcatter  in  the  wind 
11.14.I  will  fcatter  toward  every  wind 
1 3. 1  i.and  a  ftormy  windfall  rent  ic 

13.1  will  even  rent  it  with  a  ftormy  wind 
3  7.9.prophe(ie  to  the  wind,-— 8c  fay  to  the  wind 
T)a?i.z.i  5«and  the  wind  carried  them  away 
H9Z4.19.the  wind  hath  bound  her  up  in  her  wings 
8.7.  for  they  have  fown  the  wind,  and  they 
n.i.Ephraim  feedeth  on  wind 
1 3.1 5.  wind  of  the  Lord  (hall  come  from  the 
Amos  4.13  .for  lo,he  that — cre3t«h  the  wind 
Jonah  1.4.  Lord  fent  out  a  grear  wind 
Zccb.<;,9-and  the  wind  was  in  their  wings 
^fat.n.7.areed  (haken  with  the  wind 

Lufef.zq. 
14.24.for  the  wind  wascontrary 
jo.but  when  he  faw  the  wind  boiftrous 
3  2. come  into  the  (hip,  the  wind  ceafcd 
Mar. 4. 3  7.there  arofe  a  great  ftorm  of  wind 
39.and  he  arofe,and  rebuked  the  wind 

wind  ceafed,  &  there  was  a  great  calm 
41. that  even  the  wind  and  the  fea  obey  him 
6<48.for  the  wind  was  contrary  to  them 
5 1. into  the  (hip,and  the  wind  ceded 
Lu\e  8 . 2  3  .there  came  dow  n  a  ftorm  of  wind 

24-then  he  arofe,  and  rebuked  the  wind 
John  3.8.thew»dbloweth  where  itlifteth 

6.  i8.the  fea  arofe ,by  reafon  of  a  great  wind 
Ails  2. 2. a  found— as  of  a  rulhing  mighty  -wind 
27.7.the  wind  not  fuffering  us,we  failed  under 
i4.there  rofe  againft  it  a  tempeftuous  wind 
1 5. and  could  not  bear  up  into  the  wind 
40.and  hoifed  up  the  main  fail  to  the  wind 
Ephcf.4.1 4. and  carried  about  with  every  wind  of 
Jam.i.6.dtiven  with  the  wind,znd  toiled 
Revel.6.1 3.when  (he  is  (haken  of  3  mighty  wind 
7.1  .that  the  wind  (hould  not  blow  on  the  earth 
Eafl  tJDinD,  See  <£aft, 

notnosf. 

Job  28. 2  5. to  make  the  weight  for  the  winds 
/er.49.3  2.I  will  fcatter  into  all  winds  them  that 
36. upon  Elam  will  I  bring  the  four  winds 
will  fcatter  them  towards  all  thofe  win. 
El£\.  J.  io.remn.of  thee  will  I  fcar.into  all  the  w. 
L  1111 


1 2. He  fcatter  a  third  part  into  all  the  ivi?;ds 
ij.ai.ihallbe  fettered  towardsall  winds 
37.9.ccme  from  the  four  winds, Q  breath 
Dan.7-  2ithe  four  winds  ftrove  upon  the  great  fea 
8. 8.four  notable  ones,  toward  the  four  winds 
1  i.4.(hall  be  divided  toward  the  four  winds 
Zech.z.6.(ptezd  you  abroad  as  the  four  winds  of 
M  at. 7  tZf. winds  blew  find  beat  upon  that  houfe 

Verfe  27. 
8. 26.then  he  arofe,and  rebuked  rhe  winds 
i7.even  the  winds  and  the  fea  obey  him 
24.3 1  .gather  together  his  elect  from  the  ^.win. 
Mar.  13.17. 
Lu\e  8.2  j.fot  he  commandeth  even  the  winds 
Ails  27.4.becaufe  the  winds  were  contrary 
Jam.i  .4.and  are  driven  of  fierce  winds 
Jude  12.  carried  about  of  winds 
Revel.-?,  i.holding  the  four  winds  of  the  earth 

UDinOie. 

P/d.55.8.1  would  haften— from  the  windie ftorm 

HDfttufng. 

JC«z.6.8.and  they  went  up  with  winding  flairs 


£^.4i.7.a  winding  about" (fill  upward 

winding  about  of  the  houfe  went  ftill 
BDinOoK), 
Gen.6.i6.z  window  (halt  thou  make  to  the  ark 
8.6.Noah  opened  the  window  of  the  ark 
z6. 8. king  of  Gerar  looked  out  at  a  window 
Jojh.z.  1 5. by  a  cord  thorow  the  window 

1 8. bind  this  line  of  fcarlet  threed  in  the  wi. 

2  r  .(he  bound  the  fcarlet  line  in  the  window 
Judg.  5.i8.mother  of  Siftra  looked  out  at  a  wind. 
1  to).i9.iz.Michal  let  Dav.down  thorow  a  win. 
1  Si3/».<J.i6.Mich.Sauls  daught.looked  thor.a  win. 
1  Kjn.g.}0.  Jezebel  looked  out  at  a  window 

3  2.he  lift  up  his  face  to  the  window 

1 3 . 1 7.he  faid,Open  the  window  eaft-ward 
1  Chro.  1 5.29.1ookmg  out  at  a  window,hw  kin^ 
P>o.7.6.at  the  wind.oi  my  houfe  I  looked  through 
Cant.i.g.he  looketh  forth  at  the  window 
Ails  20.9.there  fate  in  a  window  a  certain  young 
1  Co/'.  1 1. 3  3. through  a  window  inabasket  wasl 

Gen,j.  1 1  .the  windows  of  heaven  were  opened 

8.i.the  windows  of  heaven  were  ftopped 
1  Kjn.6. 4.and  for  rhe  houfe  he  rmde  windows 
7.4-therewere  windows  in  three  rowes 
5.pofts  werefquare,with  tbzwindows 
z  JC«;.7.i.if  the  Lord  would  make  windows  in  he. 

Verfe  1  a. 
Ecclef.iz.i  that  look  out  at  the  windows  be  darkn. 
Ifai.  24. 1 8 .  for  the  windows  from  on  high  are  open 
J4.1 2.I  will  make  thy  windows  of  agates 
go. 8. that  flie— as  the  doves  to  their  windows 
/ei'.9.2i.deathis  come  up  into  our  windows 

22.r4.and  cutteth  him  out  windows 
£\e£.40.i6.natrow  windows  to  the  little  chambers 
windows  were  roundabout 
22.  their  windows  were  after  rhe  meafure 
2j.and  there  were  -windows  in  it 

Verfe  29. 
round  about,  like  thofe  windows 
3  3.and  there  were  windows  therein 
36.and  the  windows  to  it  round  about 
41.16.the  door-pofts,and  the  narrow  windows 
up  ro  rhe  wind.8i  the  wind.wtre  coveied 
26.and  there  were  narrow  windows 
T>an.6,io.his  windows  being  open  in  hischamber 
Joel  2.9 .they  (hall  enter  in  at  the  windows  like  a 
Ze/>r7.2.i4.their  voice  (hall  (ing  in  the  windows 
Mal.i.\oi\i\  will  not  open  the  windows  of  heav> 

Wittt, 
Ge?2.9.24.Noah  awoke  from  his  wine 

i4.i8.Melchifed. — brought  forth  bread  &  WMffi 
49.1  i.he  warned  his  garments  in  wine 
1 2. his  eyes  (hall  be  red  with  wine 
SAW.29.40.and  the  fourth  part  of  an  hin  of  wine, 
Levit.  23.13  .and  the  drink-offering  (halbe  of  wing 
2V/«8.6.3.he  (hall  feparate  himfelf  from  wine 
1 5. 5. the  fourth  part  of  an  bin  of  wine  fot  a 
7.fhalt  offer  the  third  part  of  an  hin  of wine 
io.for  a  drink-offering  half  an  bin  of  wine 
28 . 7  xaufe  the  ftrong  wine  to  be  poured  unto 
14. half  an  hin  of  wine  unto  a  bullock 
Deiit.  52.33  .their  wine  is  the  poifon  of  dragons 
JuJg.y.i  j.lhould  I  leave  my  wine>vilncb  cheereth 
^19, 1 9jtherti 


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WIN   WIN 


WIN   WIN 


i<M9.there  is  bread  and  wme  alfo  for  me 
i  Saw.Li4.put  away  thyrwze  from  thee 

i4.one  ephab  of  flowcr,and  a  bottle  of  wine 
1  o.j. and  another  carrying  a  bottle  of  wine 
1 6 .  20.  Jefie  took  a  bottle  of  wine, and  a  kid 
25. 1 8. two  bottles  of  wine, 3nd  five  fhecp  ready 
37.when  the  wine  was  gone  out  of  Nabal 
2  &WJ.6.  i^.a  good  piece  of  fle(h,&  a  flagon  of  wi. 
13.28.  when  Amnons  heatt  is  merry  withwi. 
i6.i.an  hund.  offummerfruitSj&abot.ofwi. 
z  .and  the  wine-,that  fuch  as  be  faint  in  the 
1  Chro. i^.g.a  goodpieceof  fltfh,&  aflagonofw. 
Neb.  2. 1  .that  wine  was  before  him 

I  took  up  the  wine,and  gave  it  unto 
y.i y.had  taken  of  them  bread  and  wine 

1 8. once  in  ten  dayes  {tore  of  al  fotts  of  wine 
1 5.1 5. as  alfo  WH^jgrapesjand  figs,and  all 
Efthcr  i.7.and  royall  wine  in  abundance 

10.  the  heart  oftheki. was  merry  with*ra»e 
y .6.faid  unto  Either  at  the  banquet  of  wine 

Chap.  7.  2. 
7.7.  arifing  from  the  banquet  of  wine  in  his 
S.into  the  place  of  the  banquet  of  wine 
Job  i.ij.drinkingw'wrin  theireldeft      Ver.iS. 

3 1. 1 9.behoid,my  belly  is  as  wine 
Pfal.7  y.8.and  thewzc  is  read 

7  8.6  y  .that  fhouteth  by  reafon  of wine 
1 04. 1  y.and  wine  that  maktth  glad  the  heart 
Pro.g.i.ftK  hath  mingled  her  wine 

zo.i.wine  is  a  mocker,ftrong  drink  is  raging 
23.30.they  that  tarry  long  at  the  wine,they  thit 
goe  to  feeke  mixt  wine 
3  i.look  not  thou  upon  the  wine  when  it  is 
3  1.6.  &  wine  unto  thofe  that  be  of  heavy  heart 
Eccl.  2.3.I  fought  to  give  my  fell  unto  wise 

10.19.and  wine  maketh  merry 
C<wM.2.for  thy  love  is  better  then  wine 
4. 10. how  much  better  is  thy  love  thei\wine 
5, 1 .1  have  drunken  my  wine  with  my  milk 
7.9.roofof  thy  mouth  like  the  beft  wine 
1 fa.  l.n.thy  wine  mixt  with  water 

j.  1 1.  that  continue  till  wine  en  flame  them 

1 2.  pipe ,  and  wine  are  in  their  feafts 
16.10.  fhall  tread  out  no  wme  in  their  prefle 
X2.ij.eatingfle(h  and  drinking  wine 
24.1 1  .there  is  a  crying  for  wine  in  the  ftreets 

17.2.  fine  ye  unto  her,  A  vineyard  of  red  wine 
28. 1. of  them  that  are  overcome  with  wine 

7.they  alfo  have  erred  through  wine 

they  are  fwallowed  up  of  wine 
a9.9-they  are  drunken,  bur  not  with  wine 
yi.2i.hear  thou— drunken, but  not  with  wine 
yy.i.yea,comebuy  w»e  and  milk  without 
\  6. 1  ».I  w  ill  fetch  wine,*x\d  we  will  fill  our 
/(?>.ij-i2.every  bottle  (hall  be  filled  withwiw 

know  that  every  bottle  (halbe  fi!.w,b  wi. 
13.9.  like  a  man  whom  wine  hath  overcome 
z  y.  1  y.take  the  wine-cup  of  this  fury 
3  y.  y.  houfe  of  the  Rechabites,pots  foil  of  wine 
40.1  i.gnhered  wine,  and  fummer  fruits 
48.3  3. 1  hive  caufed  wine  to  faile  from  the 
f  1 .7.the  nations  have  drunken  of  her  wine 
£■^.27. 18. in  thewwwof  Helbon,&  white  wool 
Dan.  1.  y.and  ofthew»e  which  he  drank 

8.  not  defile  himfelf  —  nor  with  the  wine 
5. 1. and  drank  wine  before  thethoufand 
2.Belftia2zar  whiles  he  tailed  the  wine,com. 
4.they  drank  wine, ^nd  praifed  the  gods  of 
2  3 .  and  thy  concubines  have  drunk  wine  in 

10.3.  neither  came  fle(h  nor  wine  in  my  mouth 
Hof.2.9.uke  away  rry  wine  in  the  leafon  thereof 

3. 1. look  to  other  god?,&  love  flagons  of  wine 
4. 1 1  wine,md  new  wine  take  away  the  heart 
7.y.havcmadethem  ficfc  with  bottles  of  wine 
1 4.7.(hall  be  as  the  wine  of  Lebanon 
Joel  i.y.and  howl,ye  drinkers  of  wme 
Mieab  1. 1  t.I  will  prophefie  unro  thee  of  wine 
Hdb.2.5.Decaufehetranfgreflethby  wine 
Zcch.y.x  <;.and  roak'th  a  noife  as  through  wine 
1 0.7. their  heart  (hall  rejeyee  as  through  wine 
Luhe  7.3  3.  nor  drinking  wine,  and  ye  fay  he  hath 
John  2.3  .when  they  wanted  wine,  the  moth. of  Jef. 
faith  unto  him,They  have  no  wine 
9. had  tafted  the  water  that  was  made  wine 
10.  at  the  beginning  doth  fet  forth  good  wi, 
thou  haft  kept  the  good  wine  untill 


4. 46. into  Cana,  where  he  made  water  wine 
Epkef.$.}8.  and  be  not  drunk  with  wine 
1  lira.  3. 3. not  given  to  winei  no  ftriker,  nor 

Titus  1.7. 
8. not  given  to  much  wine,  not  greedy  of 

Titus  2.  3. 
y.2  3.ufe  a  little  wine  for  thy  ftcmacks  fake  - 
1  Prf.4-3-  when  we  walked  in  exceffe  otwine 
Rev.  16. 19.ro  give  unto  her  the  cup  of  the  wme  of 
I7.2.drunk  with  the  wine  of  her  fornication 
18. 3. all  nations  have  drunk  of  ihiswine  of 
Cori)oyned  with  Wine,  See  Cojn. 
Wine  joyned  with  Drin\,Stt  ©itnS. 

New  mine,  See  |5ei». 

Winz-Offemgs,  See  IXferfajSr, 

flDtrte  and  Oile,See  ®lle. 

Sweet  VOint,  See  &xneet. 

Wine-  bibber.  UPirte-btbbcrg. 

Pyo.23.20.  be  not  among  wine-bibbers,  among 

Mat.ii.ig.jwine-bibber,^  friend  of  Publicans 

1*^7.34. 
Wine-bottles. 
Jofb. p.q.snd  »i»e-bottlts,old,and  renr,and 
1 3.thefe  bottles  of  wine  which  we  filled 
Wtiie-fat. 
//^.6j.2.1ikehim  that  treadeth  in  the bw?- fat 
Ma\\  r  2. 1  .and  digged  a  place  for  the  w'm-iix. 

WXlne-prefe. 
Num.  1 8. 27 .as  the  fulnefle  of  the  wine-pxeffe 
30. and  as  the  increafe  of  the  wine-pxiGt 
Deut.  1  y.  i4.furnifh  him  our  of  thy  Kvsc-prefTe 
Judg.6. 1 1  .Gideon  tbrefhed  wheat  by  the  wme-ps. 
7.2y.Zeeb  they  flew  at  the  wine-pxzfie  of  Zs<-b 
i  Kjn.6. 27.  or  out  of  the  wine-pxtR'e 
i/tf.y.2.and  alfo madea  wine-pteffe  therein 
63.3.I  have  troden  the  ww-preffe  alone 
Lam.  i.r  y.the  daughter  of  Judab,as  in  a  wine-pit. 
Wa/".9.2.the  floot  and  wine-pxeffe  (hall  not  feed 
Mat.  2 1 . 3  3  .and  digged  a  wine-pxeiTe  in  it 
fi£v.i4.i9.andcaft  it  into  the  great  wine-pxciTe 
iO.TWf-prefle  was  troden  without  the  city 
and  bloud  came  outofthewise-prtffe 
ij.iy.hetreadeth  the  wine-px.  ofthefiercenefs 
Wintzfreffes. 
Neb.  1 3 . 1  y .fome  treading  7*>Me-prefTes  on  the  fab. 
Job  24. 1 1.  tread  their  wiw-preffes,  &  fuffer  third 
/ey.48.33.winetofail  from  thy  wine-pxtfas 
Zech.14.  ro.from  the  tower— to  the  kings  wine-px. 

Wine- fellers. 
1  Cfcff.27.27.for  the  wse-fellers  was  Sabdi  the 

Wines. 
lfa.t^.6.  a  feaftofiwzejonthclees 

of  wines  en  the  lees,well  refined 
ttMng. 

1  i\ing.6.i^.x\^t  cubits  was  the  one  wing  of  the 

and  five  cubits  was  the  other  wing 
fro.the  utterm.part  of  the  one  wing,to 
zj.wing  of  the  one  touched  the  one  wall 
wing  of  the  other  touched  the  other  w  all 

2  Cbr.  3.11  .one  wine  oftheonecherubwasy  .cub. 

the  other  wing  was  likewife  five  cubits 

reaching  to  the  wing  of  the  other  cherub 

1 2  .one  wing  of  the  other  cherub  five  cubits 

and  the  other  wing  was  five  cubits  alfo 

joining  to  the  wing  of  the  other  cherub 

if  a.  10.  i4.and  there  was  none  that  moved  the  wing 

£^.17. 2  3. fhall  dwell  all  fowl  of  every  wing 

ffiUfngct)- 
Gen.  1  .n.every  winged  fowl  after  his  kind 
Deut, 4. 17.  the  likenefTe  of  any  winged  fowl 
£^.i7.3.1ong  winged,  full  of  feathers 

Exod.  i9.4.how  I  bare  you  on  eagles  wings 
2  y .  2o.fhall  ftretch  forth  their  wings  on  high 

covering  the  mercy-feat  with  their  wings 
37-9.fpread  out  their  wings  on  high 

covered  with  their  wings  over  the  mcr. 
IfB.ra7.and  he  fhall  cleave  it  with  the  wings 
Deut.  1 2.1  i.fpreadeth  abroad  hex  wings 

taketh  them,beareth  them  on  her  wings 

Ruth  2. 1 2.under  whofe  wings  thou  art  come  to  tr. 

2  Sam.  22. 1 1. was  feen  upon  the  wings  of  the  wind 

i  J\>»-6.27.ftretched  forth  the  wings  ofthecheru. 

and  their  wings  touched  one  another 

8.6.nnderthewi»gJofthecher.     zChr.^.7,%. 

7.cherubims  fpread  forth  their  two  wings 


I  1  Cfce.28.18.  cherub.that  fpread  out  their  wiwi 
2  Cfco.3.1  l.mngs  of  the  cheru  were  twenty  cubits 
1 3  .wings  of  the  cherubim  s  fpread  themfelves  , 
Job  3  9. 1 3  .gaveft  thou  the  goodly  win.to  the  peac.  I 
or  wings  and  feathers  to  the  oftrich  j 
2  6.and  ftretch  her  wings  toward  the  fouth 
PM17.8.  hide  meunderthefhadowofthy?*>w<rj| 
i8.io.hedidflieuponthew»fjcfthe  wind" 
3  6. 7.put  their  truft  under  the  ihado  w  of  thy  w. 
yy.6.  Othat  I  hadthewingjof  a  dove 
y7.i.  in  thefhad.'of  thy  wmgs  will  I  make  my 
61. 4.I  truft  in  the  covert  of  thy  wings 
6;.7.(hadow  of  thy  wings  will  I  rtjoyce 
68. 1 3. yet  fhall  ye  be  as  the  wings  of  a  dove 
9  rounder  his  wings  fhalt  thou  rtuft 
i04.3.who  walketh  on  the  wings  of  the  wind 
1 39-9-if  I  take  the  wings  cf  the  morning 
Pro.  1 3.  y.for  riches  certainly  make  thcmfelv.»i»gJ 
£cc/.io.20.(hat  which  hath  w.fhall  tel  the  matter 
lfa.6.  2.  each  one  had  fix  wings 

8.8.ftretchingouccf  his  »wr  fhall  fill 
18. 1. wo  to  the  land  fljadowing  vhihwims 
40.?  1. (hall  mount  up  w ith  wings  as  eagles 
/cr.48.9.give  wings  unto  Moab,that  it  may  flee 
40.and  fhall  fpread  his  wings  over  Moab 
49.22.and  fpread  his  ww  overBozrah 
E\e^.  1. 6. every  one  had  four  wings 

8. hands  of  a  nun  under  their  win?s 

they  four  had  theif  faces  and  their  wings 
9.their  wings  were  joyned  one  to  another 
1 1. their  wings  were  ftretched  upward 

two  wings  of  every  one  were  joyned 
23  .und.  the  firma.  were  their  wings  flraight 
24.  I  heard  the  noife  of  their  wings 

when  they  ftood,they  let  down  their  wi, 
2y.  and  let  down  their  wings 
3. 1 3.I  heard  alfo  the  noife  of  the  wings 
10.  y.  found  of  the  cherubims  wings  was  heard 
8. form  of  a  mans  hand  under  their  wings 
I2.theirwi«gj  &  the  wheels  were  ful  of  eyes 
i6.whcn  the  cherubims  lift  up  their  wines 
1 9.the  cherubims  life  up  their  wings ,and 
2 1. and  every  one  had  four  wings 

hands  of  a  man  were  under  their  wings 
Ti.22.thendid  the  cherubims  lift  up  their  win. 
17.3.3  great  eagle  with  great  wings 

7.alfo  another  great  eagle,with  great  wings 
Ddff.7.4  likea  Hon,  and  had  eagles  wings 

beheld  till  the  wings  thereof  were  pluckt 
6.on  the  back  of  it  four  wings  of  a  fowl 
H0ZI4.19.wind  hath  bound  herup  in  her  wings 
Zecb.j.y.znd  the  wind  was  in  their  wings 
Afd/.4.2.ariie  with  healing  in  his  wings 
Mat.  23.3  7.chickens  under  her  wings, and  ye 

Lu\e  13.34. 

Kew/.9.9-found  of  their  wings  was  as  the  found 

12. 14.10  the  woman  were  given  two  wings 

HMntt. 

Job  1  y.  1 2. and  what  do  thine  eyes  win\,zt 

Pfal.i  y.i9.ncither  let  them  wink  with  the  eye 

BDfn&eo. 
Atts  17.30.umes  of  this  ignorance  G.  win\ei  at 

tiDinSctli. 
P,-0.6,s^.hewin^etb  with  his  eyes 

10.10.that  winketh  with  the  eye  caufeth  forrow 

Win. 

2  Chro.  3  2. 1.  thought  to  win  them  for  himfelf 
Pfc/.3.8.but  dung,  that  I  may  wwCbtift 

SDfrmetl). 
P/0.1  i-go.he  that  winnetb  fouls  is  wife 

UPtnncroeD. 
i/i.30.24  which  hath  been  winnowed  with  the  (ho. 

flDtnnoroetr). 

Ruth  3. 2.  he  winnoweth  barley  to  night 

Wintet. 
Gc».8,22.fummer  and  winter  (hall  not  ceafe 
P/JZ/.74.1 7.thou  haft  made  fummer  and  winter 
Cant.z.  1  r  .for  lo,the  winter  is  paft 
/e)'.36.22.now  the  king  fate  in  the  winter-honk 
Amos  3. 1  y.I  will  finite  the  winter-honk  with  the 
Zech.x^.'m  fummer  and  winter  (hall  it  be 
Afdi.24.20.pray  that  your  flight  be  not  in  the  win. 

Mar.  13.18. 
John  10.  22.  and  it  was  winter 
2  TiM.4.21  Jo  thy  diligence  to  come  before  winter 

tpmter. 


W  I  P      wis 


wis     wis 


W  I  S       W  I  s 


HDtntet. 

/Ai.i8.<J.beafts  of  the  earth  (hall  winter  upon  them 
Acls  27.1  i. haven  was  not  commodious  to  winter 
attain  to  Phenice,  and  there  to  winter 
i  Cor.  1 6.6-1  will  abide,yea,and  winter  with  you 
Tit.  j .  1 1 .1  have  determined  there  to  winter 

Winter  eD. 
Acts  z8.n.which  had  wintered  in  theifle 

ffltWpe. 
2  K?8.i  i  .i  j  .1  will  n>i/>c  Jerufalem  as  a  man  wip. 
Nebem.  i  3 .  i4.and  wij>e  not  out  my  good  deeds 
//<zi.25.8.wiH  wipe  away  tears  from  all  faces 
Lu^e  7.3  8.and  did  wi/»e  them  with  the  hairs  of  her 
1 0.1 1. the  very  duft— -we  do  wipe  ofFagai.  you 
John  1 3.  j.and  to  wipe  them  with  the  towell 
Revel.7.1 7.and  God  (hall  wipe  away  all  tears    , 

Chap.  2 1. 4. 

ttDfpeO. 
Pro. 6. 3  3. his  reproach  (hall  not  be  wiped  away 
£«£<:  7.44.  wi/>«/  them  with  the  haits  of  her  head 
John  1 1. 2.cmd  wiped  his  feet  with  her  hairs 

Chap.  1 2. 3. 

Hflfpeth. 
2  Kjn.zi.r  3. wipe  Jerufal.as  a  man  wipethx  difh 
Pro. 3  0.20. (he  eateth,and  wipctb  her  mouth 

UDiping- 
2  Kjn.zi.xi.wipingUyzad  turning  it  upGde-down 

aoife. 

Ge».  3 .6.tree  to  be  defired  to  make  one.  wife 
41.39.n9ne  fo  difcreet  and  wife  as  thou 
£*ud.23.8.*forthe  gift  blindeth  thewife 
De«t.4-6.furely  this  great  nation  is  a  wife  people 
16. 1 9. a  gift  doth  blind  the  eyes  of  the  wife 
32.29.0  that  they  were  wife 
Judg.  5 .  29.her  wife  ladies  anfwered  her 
2  Saw.14.20.and  my  lord  is  wife-, according  to 
l  f(iz!.3.i2.I  have  given  thee  a  wife  &  an  underft. 

5.7.3  wife  fon  over  this  great  people 
1  CzV0.26.14.for  Zechariahhis  fon  (a  wi/ecounf. 
z  Cfco,  2. 11.  given  to  David  a  wife  ion 
fob  5.1 3. he  taketh  the  wife  in  their  own  craftin. 
9.4.he  is  wife  in  heart,and  mighty  in  ftrength 
1 1.1 2. for  vain  man  would  be  wife 

2  2. 2. as  he  that  is  wife  miy  be  profitable  to 

3  z. 9. great  men  ar:  not  alvvayes  wife 

37.2  \  .he  refpecteth  not  any  that  are  wife  of  he. 
Pfal.z.  10.be  wife  now  therefore,0  ye  kings 
19.  7  mnking  wife  ihe  (imple 
3 6. 3. he  hath  left  off" to  be  wife 
94.8. and  yefools,whcn  will  ye  be  wife 
107.43.wb.ofo  is  M»i/e,and  will obferve 
Pro.  1. 5. (hall  attain  unto  Tw/?counfels 

6. the  words  of  the  wifcySi  their  dark  fayings 
j.7.benotwi/e  in  thine  own  eyes 

3?.1  he  wife  (hall  inherit  glory 
6.6.confiderher  wayes,  andbewi/e 
8.3  3. hear  inftru&ion,  and  be  wife 
9. 1 2. if  fhoube  wife,  thou  flialt  be  wife  iox  thy 
jo .  1 . i  wife  fon  maketh  a  glad  father 

5. he  that  gatbtrtth  in  fummer  is  a  wife  fon 
S.zhewife  in  heart  willreceive  commande. 
1 9. he  that  refraineth  his  lips  is  wife 
1 1. 29. the  foo!  (halbe  fervant  to  the  wi/e  of  hea. 

30.  he  that  winneth  fouls  is  wife 
1 2.1 5. that  hearkeneth  unto  counfell  is  wife 

1 8. but  the  tongue  of  the  wife  is  health 
1 3.  i.a  wife  fon  reareth  his  fathers  inftruction 
1 4. la  w  of  the  wife  is  a  foun  tain  of  life 
20. that  walkcth  with  wife  men  fhalbe  wife 
14. 5. lips  of  the  wife  (hajl prefer ve  them 
24-the  crown  ot  the  wife  is  their  riches 
3  5. the  kings  favour  is  toward  a  wife  fervant 
1  5.1. tongue  of  the  wife  ut'eth  knowledge 
7. lips  of  the  wife  difj'erfe  knowledge 
I2.neitl       '.  11  I  e  goun.o  the  wife 
io.a.wi(c  fon  nukeih  a  gird  father 
24. the  '"ay  of  life  is  above  to  the  wife 
3i.reproo   of  life  abidcth  among  the  wife 
16.2  1. the  wife  in  heart  ihalbe  called  prudent 

23. heart  of  thuwife  reacheth  his  mouth 
17. z.s.  wife  fervant  (!>ili  have  rule  over  a  fon 

2  8.w  hen  he  holdcth  hjs  peace  is  counted  wife 
18.15.eat  of  the  wife  fe^keth  knowledge 
19. 20. that  thou  maift  be  wife  in  the  latter  end 
20.1  wholbever  is  deceived  thereby  is  not  wife 
26  .a  wife  king  fcatteteth  the  wicked 


2i.ii»fcorneris  puniih.  the  (imple  is  made  wife 
when  the  wife  is  inftruct.hereceiv.kno. 

20.and  oyl  in  the  dwelling  of  the  wife 
22.  i7.and  hear  the  words  of  the  wife 
23. 1 5-my  fon,ifthine  heart  be  wife 

1 9-be  wife,znd  guide  thine  heart  in  the  way 

24. he  thatbegett.  a  wife  child  (hall  have  joy 
24. 6. by  wife  counfell  thou  (halt  make  thy  war 

2  3-thefe  things  alfo  belong  to  the  wife 
2  5. 1 2.fo  is  a  wife  reprov.  upon  an  obedient  ear 
26\f  .left  he  be  wife  in  his  own  conceit 

,i2.feeft  thou  a  man  wife  in  his  own  conceit 

27.1  i.my  fon,be  wife, and  make  my  heart  glad 
28.7.whofo  keepeth  the  law  is  a  wife  fon 

1 1. the  rich  man  is  wife  in  his  own  conceit 
30.24.four  things  which — are  exceeding  wife 
Ecclef.i. 1  <;. why  was  I  then  more  wife 

ifi.for  there  is  no  remembrance  oi~  the  wife 
i9.wherein  I  have  (hewed  my  felf  wife 
4. 1 3. better  is  a  poor  and  wif  child3then  an  old 
6. 8. for  what  doth  the  wife  more  then  the  fool 
7.4. heart  of  thewife  is  in  the  houfe  of  mourn. 
5. it  is  better  to  hear  the  rebuke  of  the  wife 
i6.neithermake  thy  felf  over-wife 
i9.wifdom  ftrengtheneth  the  wife  more  then 
23.I  faid,I  will  be  wife,but  it  was  far  from 
9. i.the  wif c,8t  their  works  are  in  the  hand  of  G. 

1 1  .neither  yet  bread  to  the  wife 
I2.9.becaufethe  preacher  was  wife 
1 1  .the  words  of  the  wife  are  as  goads 
//<zi.$.2i.wotothem  that  ai  e  wife  in  their  own 
19. 1 1. the  counfell  of  the  wife  ccunfelloursof 
unto  Pharaoh,!  am  the  fon  of  the  wife 
3  1.2.  yet  he  alfo  is  wife 
Jer.i±. 2 2. they  are  wife  to  doeviil 
8. 8. how  do  ye  (ay,  We  are  wife 
18. 1 8.  nor  counfell  from  the  wife 
D«».2.2i.3ndgiveth  wifdom  unco  the  wife 
I2.3.they  that  be  wi/£  (hall  (hine 
10.  but  the  wife,  (hall  underftand 
Hof.  14.9. who  is  wife,  and  he  (hill  underftand 
Zech.^.i.Tyrus  and  Zidon,though  it  be  very  wife 
Mat.10.16.be  yethere£ore  wife  as  ferpents 

1 1. 2  j. hid  thefe  things  from  the  wife  and  prud. 

Lllfe  10.  21. 
24.45.who  then  is  a  faithftill  and  wife  fervant 
Z5.2.five  of  them  were  wife  ^nd  five  were  fool. 
4.the  wife  took  oyl  in  their  veffels 
8.faid  unto  theiw/i?,Give  us  of  your  oyl 
9. but  the  wife  anfwered,  faying,Notfo 
Lufye  i2.4  2.whothen  is  that  faithfulland  wifeft. 
£o/W.i.i4.debtor — both  to  the  wife^Sc  to  the  unw. 
22.profefling  themfelves  to  be  wife 
11.25.left  ye  (hould  be  wife  in  youtown  cone. 

1 2. 1  She  not  wife  in  your  own  conceits 
1tf.19.wouH  have  you  wife  unto  that  wch  is  g. 

27.10  God,  only  wife,  be  glory 

1  C<V.i.>9.I  willdeftroy  the  wifdom  of  the  wife 

20.  where  is  the  wife?  where  is  the  fcribe 
27. foolifh  things — to  confound  the  wife 

3 . 1  o.as  a  wife  mafter-builder  I  have  laid  the  fo. 
1 8.feemeth  to  be  wife  in  this  world,let  him 

become  a  fool,  that  he  may  be  wife 
lo.ht  taketh  the  wife  in  their  own  craftineffe 
zo.the  L.  kno  weth  the  thoughts  of  the  wife 

4.10.  but  ye  are  wife  in  Chtift 

2  Co/.  1 0.1 2. comparing  themfelves  — 3re  not  wife 

if.i9-feeing  ye  your  felvesarewi/c 
Epbef^.i  5. walk  —not  as  fools,  buc  as  wife 

1  Tim.  1. 17. the  only  wife  God,  be  honour 

2  Tim.i. 1 7 -which ate  able  to  make  thee  wife 
fade  2f.to  the  only  wife  G.  our  Saviour,beglory 

Any  HDtfe, 
£.r<K/.22.2  3.afflic"r  them  in  any  wife,  and  they  cry 
Levit .  19.  i7.thou  (halt  in  any  wife  rebuke  thy  nei. 

27. 1 9. will  in  any  wife  redeem  it,  then  he 
Dc/tf.i/.if.lhakinanywijc  fethim  king  over 

21.2  3 .(halt  in  any  wife  buty  him  that  day 
2  2.7.thou  (halt  in  any  wife  let  the  dam  go 

Joft).6  18. in  any  wife  keep  your  felves  from  the 

2  3. 1 2. in  any  wife  go  back 3  and  cleave 
1  Sam.6. 3. in  any  wife  fend  him  a  trefpaffe-offer. 
1  Kjn.i  i.22.howbeit,ktmegoin  any  wife 
P/^.37.8  fret  not  thy  felf  in  any  wife  todoevill 
Mar.  1 4. 3 1 .!  will  not  deny  thee  in  any  wife 
HPife  man,  See  iSftnt. 
. ..   Li. 1 1  h 


YQlTt  men,   See  $®cn, 

Gen.4.1 .3. the  Magicians  of  Egy.  &  all  the  wife-m. 
Exod.7.1  l.then  Pharaoh  alfo  called  the  wife-men 

In  no  VOiU, 
levit.-j.z^bntye  (hall in  no  w//eeatofit 

1  Zfy'ff.3. 26. living  child,  and  in  no  wi/e  flay  it 

Verfe  27. 
Mat.  j.  1 8. (hall  in  no  wife  pafle  from  the  law 

10.4  2. he  (hall  in  no  wife  lofe  his  reward 
Lu\e  i3.u.couldinnow/eliftup  h:rfelf 

18.17.fhaH  \nnowife  enter  therein 
John  6.37.I  will  in  no  wife  caft  out 
Ails  1 3. 4 1.  which  ye  (hall  in  no  wife  beleeve 
Kum.i.y.zte  we  better  then  they  ?  No,  inno  wife 
Revel.  2 1. 27. there  (hall  in  no  wife  enter  into  it 

•r/wHDtfc, 

Num.6.z$.on  this  wife  ye  (hall  bleffe  the  child.of 
Mat.  1 . 1 8.binh  of  Jefus Chrift  was  on  this  wife 
John  2 1. 1  .on  this  wife  (hewed  he  himftlf 
Ads  7.6.  and  God  fpake  on  this  wife 

i3.34.hefaidonthisTa>7/£,T  will  give ycu  the 
Rom.  1 0.6.  righteouf.  of  faith  fpeaketh  on  this  wife 
Heb.^.^.o(  the  feventh  day  on  this  wife 
UDtfe  woman. 

2  Sd«M4.a.and  fetch  thence  a  wife  woman 

20. 16.  then  cried  a  wife  woman  out  of  the  city 
Pro.  1 4. 1  .every  wife  woman  buildeth  her  houfe 

WDifDOttt. 
Exod-  3  1 . 3  .with  the  fpirit  of  God,  in  wifdom,  and 
Cbap.35.31. 
6.1  have  put  wifdom,t\nt  they  may 
3  5.*6.whofeheart  ftirred  them  up  in  wifdom 

3  5.them  hath  he  filled  with  wifdom 
36.i,in  whom  the  Lord  had  put  wifdom 
2. in  whofe  heart  the  Lord  had  put  wifdom 
Deut.^.d.do  them,  for  this  is  your  wifdom 
2  S'ij»z.i4.20.according  to  the  wifdom  of  an  angel 
20. 22.went  unto  all  the  people  in  her  wifdom 
1  i(,w.3.s8.faw  that  the  wifd.  of  God  was  in  him 
4.  29.  and  God  gave  Solomon  -wifdom 

Chap.  5.  12. 
30. Solomons  wifdom  excelled  the  wifdom  of 
and  all  the  wifdom  of  Egypt 
34.aH  people  to  hear  the  wifdom  ot'SoIomon 
which  had  heard  of  b.iswifdom 
7.i4.and  he  was  filled  with  wifdom 
10.4-had  feenall  Solomons  wijdom 
23  .exceed.al  1  the  kings  of  the  earth — for  w'u 
24-fought  to  Solomon  to  hear  his  wifdom 

zCbro.9. 23. 
1 1 .4  r  .and  his  wifdom,  are  they  not  written 

1  Cfcro.22.12.only  the  Lord  give  thee  wifdom 

2  Chro.  1. io.give  me  now  wifdom 

1  i.but  haft  asked  wifdom  for  thy  felf 
iz.wifdom  &  knowledge  is  granted  to  thee 

9. 3. had  feen  the  wifdom  of  Solomon 

22.paffed  all  the  kings  of  the  earth — in  wif. 
Ex?a  7-2  5<and  thou,Ezta,  after  the  wifdom  of  thy 
Job  4. 21. they  die,  even  without  wifdom 
6.1 3. is  wifdom  driven  quite  from  thee 
12. 2. and  wifdom  (hall  die  with  you 

1 2.\vith  the  ancient  is  wifdom 

1 3  .with  him  is  wifdom  Verfe  1 6. 

1 3. 5. hold  your  peace, &it  (hould  be  your  wifd. 
1 5.8.doft  thou  reftrain  wifdom  to  thy  felf 
26.3.counfelled  him  that  hath  no  wifdom 
28.1  z.but  where  (hall  wifdom  be  found 

20. whence  then  cometh  wifdom 

2  S.the  fear  of  the  Lord,that  is  wifdom 

3  2. 7. and  multitude  of  yeets  (hould  teach  wif. 

1  j.we  have  found  out  wifdom 
3  3.3  3. and  I  (hall  teach  thee  wifdom 
34.3  5. and  his  words  were  without  wifdom 
36.5. he  is  mighty  in  ftrength  and  wifdom 
38. 37. who  can  number  the  clouds  in  wifdom 
39.i7.becaufe  God  hath  deprived  her  oi wifd. 
Pfal.  37.30.  mouth  of  the  righteous  fpeaketh  wif. 
5  i.6.thou  (halt  make  me  to  know  wifdom 
90. 1 2.that  we  may  apply  our  hearts  unto  wifd, 
104.24. in  wifdom  haft  thou  made  them  all 
105.22.3nd  teach  his  fenators  wifdom 
1 3  6.  f.that  by  wifdom  made  the  heavens 
Pro.  1. 2. to  know  wifdom  and inftiufticn 

7%but  fools  defpife  wifdom 

lo.ivifdom  cryeth  wichout 

.  z.  2.  that 


WIS     wis 

a.i.that  thou  incline  thine  ear  unto  wifdom 

6.for  the  Lord  giveth  wifdom 

7. he  layeth  up  found  wifdom  for  the  rigbteo. 

lo.vvhen  wifdom  entreth  into  thine  heart 
3 . 1 3 .happy  is  the  man  that  findeth  wifdom 

I9.the  Lord  by  wifd.hzth  founded  the  earth 

2 1. keep  found  wifdom  and  difcretion 
4.? .get  wifdom,  get  underftanding 

7  .wifd.is  the  princip.thing>thertfore  get  wif. 
j .  1  .my  fon,attcnd  unto  my  wifdom 
7.4.fay  unto  wifdom  ff hou  art  my  lifter 
8.  1.  doth  not  wifiom  cry 

5.O  ye  (imple,underftand  wifdom 
.  12.I  wifdom  dwell  with  prudence 

i4.counfell  is  mine,  and  found  wifdom 
g.i.wifdom  hath  builded  her  houfe 
10.23^  man  of  underftanding  hath  wifdom 

3  i.mouth  of  the  juft  bringeth  fonh  wifdom 
1 1. i.but  with  the  lowly  is  wifdom 
1  z.8.commended  according  to  his  wifdom 

1  j  .io.but  with  the  well  advifed  is  wifdom 

1 4,6. a  (corner  fecketh  wifdom,8c  findeth  it  not 
Z.wifdom  of  the  prudent  is  to  undctftand 
Sj/wi/ctawreftethmthe  heart  of  him  that 
i6.i6.betterisittogetiw/fc!,  thengold 
17.  i6.price  in  the  hand  of  a  fool  to  get  wifdom 
1 8. 1  .and  intermedleth  with  all  wifdom 
19. 8. that  getteth  wifdom,  loveth  his  own  foul 

2  1.  jo. there  is  no  wifdom  againft  the  Lord 
2j.4.ceafefrom  thine  own  wifdom 

9. he  will  defpife  the  wifdom  of  thy  words 
2  j. buy  —  wifdom,  and  inftrutftion 
24.  3  .through  -wifdom  is  an  houfe  builded 
29.3.whofo  loveth  wifdom  rejoyceth  his  father 
1  j. the  rod  and  reproof  give  wifdom 

3  o.  j  .1  neither  learned  wifdom,nor  have 

3  1.  z6.(he  openeth  her  mouth  with  wifdom 
Ecckf.i  .1  j.I  gave  my  heart  to — fearch  out  by  wif. 
i6.and  have  gotten  more  wifdom  then  all 
1 7-1  gave  my  heart  to  know  wijdom 
i8.for  in  much  wi/fez  is  much  grief 
2.  j.yet  acquainting  mine  heart  with  wifdom 
9.  alio  my  wifdom  remained  with  me 
1 2.I  turned  my  felf  to  behold  wifdom 

1  3  .wifdom  excelleth  folly 

21  .whofe  labour  is  in  wifdom 
26.God  giveth  to  a  man  —  wifdom 
7.1  z. wifdom  giveth  life  to  them  that  have  it 
i^.wi/J/awftrengtheneth  the  wife  more 

2  3  .all  this  have  I  proved  by  wifdom 

25.I  applyed  my  heart  to  feek  out  wifdom 
8.  i.a  mans  wifdom  maketh  his  face  to  fhine 

i6.when  I  applied  my  heart  to  know  wifd. 
g.  10. there  is  no  wifdom'in  the  grave 

1 3. this  wifdom  have  I  feen  under  the  fun 

1  j.and  he  by  his  wifdom  delivered  the  city 
16. wifdom  is.better  then  ftrength 

10. 1  .that  is  in  reputation  for  wifdom 
3.  his  wifdom  fuleth  him 
ifaui 0.13. and  by  my  wifdom,fot  I  am  prudent 
29.1  q.wifdom  of  their  wife  men  (hall  perifh 
3  3 .6.wifdom  fhalbe  the  (lability  of  thy  times 
/er.9.23.1etnot  the  wife  man  glory  in  his  wifdom 
io.i2.hehatheftabli(hed  the  world  by  his  117/. 
49.7.1s  wifdom  no  more  in  Teman 

is  their  wifdom  vanifhed 
%  1. 1  f.eftablifhed  the  world  by  his  wifdom 
D<272.i.4- and  skilfull  in  all  wifdom 

17. and  skill  in  all  learning  and  wifdom 
2. 14. then  Daniel  anfwered  with  —wifdom 

2  o.  for  wifdom  and  might  are  his 

2 1. and  giveth  wifdom  unto  the  wife 
23. who  haft  given  me  wifdom  2nd  might 
30.not  revealed  to  me  for  any  wifdom  that  I 
?.  1 1. and  wifdom  like  the  wifdom  of  the  gods 
i4.and  excellent  wifdom  is  found  in  thee 
MaUn .  i9.but  wifdom  is  juttified  of  her  children 
1 2.42.fhe  came— r-to  hear  the  wifdom  of  Solom. 
Luty  n.  j  1. 
I3.j4.whence  hath  this  man  this  wifdom 
Lu\e  i.i7.difobedient  to  the  wifdom  of  the  juft 
1. 40.the child  grew, — filled  wiib  wifdom 
J  i.Jefus  increafed  in  wifdom,  and 

1  i.49,therefore  alfo  faid  the  wifdom  of  God' 

2  r .  1 5. for  I  w  ill  give  ycu  a  mouth,and  wifdom 
Acts  6.3-full  of  the  holy  Gho$}andwifdom 


WIS      wis 

lo.were  not  able  to  reiift  the  wifdom  and 
7.,io.gave  him  favour  and  wifd.  in  the  fight  of 
22.Mofes  was  learned  in  all  the  wifdom  of 
Rom,  1 1. 3  3  .both  of  the  wifd.md  know  ledge  of  G . 

1  Cor.  1. 1 7-not  with  wifdom  of  words,left  the 

1 9.I  will  deftroy  the  wifdom  of  the  wife 
20. made  foolifh  the  wifdom  of  this  world 
2 1  .in  the  wifdom  of  God,  the  world  by  wifd. 
22.and  the  Greeks  feek  after  wifdom 
24.Chriftjthe  power  of  God,  &  the  wifd.  of 
$o.viho  of  God  is  rmdz  unto  us  wif dom,M\d 
2. 4. not  with  entiling  words  of  mans  wifdom 
5. your  faith  fhould  not  ftand  in  the  wifd.  of 
6.we  fpeak  wifd.  among  them  that  are  petf. 
yet  not  the  wifdom  of  this  world 
7.but  we  fpeak  the  wifdom  of  God  in  a 

even  the  hidden  wifdom  which  G.orda. 
i3.not  in  the  words  which  mans  wifd.ttd.ch. 

3.  19.  wifdom  of  this  world  isfoolifhncfle 
z  Co-r.  1.1  2.  not  with  flefniy  wifdom 
Epbef.i. 8. abounded  toward  us  in  all  wifdom 

g.io.might  be  known  the  manifold  wifd.of G. 
Co/.i.o.might  be  filled  with—  all  wifdom 
28. teaching  every  man  in  all  wifdom 
3. indwell  in  you  richly  in  all  wifdom 

4.  f. walk  in  wif d.towaxd  them  that  are  without 
Jam.  1  j.  lack  wifdom,  let  him  ask  of  God 

3.1 3. his  works  with  meekntrTe  of  wifdom 
1 7  .wifdom  that  is  from  above  is  fide  pure 

2  Pet .  3 . 1  j  .according  to  the  wifdom  given  to  him 
Revel. 5. iz. worthy  is  the  Lamb— to  receive  wifd. 

7.i2.glory,and  wifdom,— bs  unto  our  God 
13.  i8.here  is  wifdom.Lti  him  that  hath 
17. 9. here  is  the  mind  which  hath  wifdom 
ttO'.fOom  is. 
Job  28.i8.thcpriceof2w/i/0OTisabove  rubies 
Pro. 4.7. wifdom  is  the  principall  thing 
8.  n.wj/fcz  is  better  then  rubies 
1  o.ij.that  hath  underftinding,w//ife;  is  found 
17. z^.wifdom  is  before  him  tfm  hath  underft.i. 
24.7. wifdom  is  too  high  for  a  fool 
Ecclef.  1 . 1 8 /or  in  much  wifdom  is  much  grief 
7.1  x.wifdom  is  good  with  an  inheritance 

1 z.  far.  wifdom  is  a  defence 
9.16.  wifdom  is  betcer  then  ftrength 

lS.wifdom  is  better  then  weapons  of  war 
10.  lo.but  wifdom  is  profitable  to  direct 
Jer.S.y.znd  what  wifdomis  in  them 
Da?i. 5.1 4.an excellent  wifdom  is  found  in  thee 
Mat.  1  i.ijp.but  wifdom  is  juftified  of  her  children 

Luke  7.3  f- 
Mar.6.z.vihztwifdom  is  this  that  is  given  to  him 
o/nptfomn, 

.EW.28.3. whom  I  have  filled  wth  the  fpir.of  wif. 
Ete.34.9.Jcfhua—  was  full  of  the  fpirit  of  wifd. 
Job  1  i.6.fhew  thee  the  fecrets  oiwifdom 
Pfal.49. $.my  mouth  (hall  fpeak  of  wifdom 

1 1 1 . 1  o.fear  of  the  L.  is  the  beginning  of  wifd. 
Pro.  9.  10. 
Pro. 1.  j.to  receive  the  inftruction  of  wifdom 
4.1  i.I  have  taught  thee  in  the  way  ol -wifdom 
10.21.but  fools  die  for  want  of  wifdom 
1 1.1 2. void  of  wifdom  defpifeth  his  neighbour 
1  j.2i.folly  is  joy  to  him  that  is  dcfiit.of'wifd. 
3  3. fear  of  the  L.is  the  inltruftion  of wifdom 
1 8.4.wel-fpring  of  wifdom  as  a  flowing  brook 
24. 14.fi)  (hall  the  knowledge  of  wifdom  be  to 
Ecclef.i.i6.my  heart  had  great  experience  of  wif. 
7/aj.i  1.2. (hall  reft  upon  him,  the  fpirit  of  wifdom 
£'V/i!.»8.i2.thoufealeft  up  the  Cum  lullofivifdom 
Dan.  1 .20. in  all  matters  of  wifdom  and  underftan. 
Micab  6. 9. the  man  of  wifdom  (hall  fee  thy  Name 
Rom.  n.33.0thedepthof  the — -wifdom  and 
I  Cor.z.  1  .not  with  excellency  of  fpeech,or  of  wif. 

i  z.8.by  the  Spirit,  the  word  of  wifdom 
Epbef.i. 17. may  give  unto  you  the  fpirit  of  wifd. 
Col.z.$.in  whom  are  hid  all  the  treafures  of  wifd. 
2  3-wh/ch  things  have  indeed  a  (hew  of  wif. 
Jam.$. i$.his  wo-ksvvith  meekneffe  ofwifdom 

Thy  tpifocm, 
1  Kjn. z.g-do  therefore  according  to  thy  wifdom 
10. 6. 3.  true  report  that  I  heard — of  thy  wifdom 
2  Chro.  9.  5. 
7#thy  wifdom  exceedeth  the  fame  w"'  I  heard 
8.before  thee,and  that  hear  thy  wifdom 

2  Cirron.  9. 7. 


WIS       WIT 

: - 

2  chro.9.6.h2.\f  of  thy  wifdom  was  not  told  me 
Job  39.26.doth  the  hawk  flie  by  thy  wifdom 
lfri.47.10.1hy  wifdom— -it  hath  perverted  thee 
£^.i8.4.with  thy  wifd.ihon  haft  got.  thee  riches 
5.by  thy  great  wifdom  haft  thou  increafed 
7  .againft  the  beauty  of  thy  wifdom 
1 7. thou  haft  corrupted  thy  wifdom  by  reafon 

tSDifc^eirteD. 
Exod.  2  8.3  .fpeak  unto  all  that  are  wift-bearted 
3  1.6.U1  the  hearts  of  all  that  are  wife-hearted 
3  J.io.andevery  wife-beartcd  among  you 

2  ?.all  the  women  that  were  wife-beaned 
3 6.r. then  wrought  every  wife-hearted  man 
2  Mofes  called  every  wife-bearted  man 
8. and  every  wife- hearted  nun  that  wrousht 
HDtfelp,  6 

Exod.  1. 10. come  cn3let  us  deal  wifely  witrj  them 
I  Sfl/».i8.j,David  bebavcdb.irnfs.lf  wifely 

1      n    1  <■  Verfe  14. 

1  f.when  Saul  faw  that  he  bthaved  himf  wif. 
jo.more  wifely  then  all  the  fervants  of  S-rjl 
z  Chro. !  i .  2  3  .he  dealt  wifely ^nd  difperfed  of 
Pjal. ) ;  8 . 5  .voice  of  crmrmcrs,charm.never  fo  wifely 
<54.9.for  they  (hall  wifely  colder  of  his  doing 
I  o  1 . 2. 1  will  behave  my  felf  wifely  in  a 
Pffl.i6.io.that  handlcth  a  matter  wifely  (hall 

21.1  z.wifcly  conlulereth  the  houfe  of  the  wick. 
iS.i^.whofo  walketh  mfely  ih.il  be  delivered  ' 

Ecdff.y.  10.do.ft  not  enquire  wifely  concerninp 
Lu\e  16.8 .  becaufe  he  had  done  wifely 

HDifer. 
1  Kjn.4.1 1  .for  he  w.is  wifir  then  all  men 
Job  3  j ,  1 1  .and  maketh  us  wifcr  then  the  fowls  of 
Pfal  1 1 9. 98  .made  me  wifer  then  my  enemies 
Pro. 9. 9.  and  he  will  be  yet  wifer 

26.16.the  fluggard  is  wifcr  in  his  own  conceit 
£^('.28.3.thcuartw/Zy  then  Daniel 
Lu\e  1 6. 8. are  in  their  generation  wifer  then  the 

1  Cfl/'.i.25.foolilhneffeofGod  is  wifer  then  men 

VDify. 
Job  3  3 .6.1  am  according  to  thy  wifb  in  Gods  fte. 

Wtft. 
PJal.40. i4.put  to  (liame  that  wifh  me  evill 

7  j.7.they  have  more  then  heart  could  wifb 
Rom.9. 3.I  could  wifh  chat  my  felf  were  accurfed 

2  Cor. 1 3 .9. this  alfo  we  wifh.even  your  perfection 

3  Jobn  2.1  wifh  that  thou  rnayeft  prcfper,cven  as 

HDtftKD. 
Jonah  4.8.and  wifhed  in  himfelf  to  die 
Atts  27.29.and  wifhed  for  the  day 

ttDifbUlg, 
Job  3 1. 30.10  fin,  by  wifh'mgzcmfe.  to  his  foul 

KDift. 
Exod.  1 6. 1  f .  for  they  wifl  not  w  hat  it  was 

34. 2  9.Mof.w/;  not  that  the  skin  of  his  face  fh. 
Levit.  j.i  7. though  he  wift  it  not,  yet  is  he  guilty 

i8.wherein  he  erred,  and  wift  it  not 
Jcjh.z.q.but  I  wiH  net  whence  they  were 

8.i4.heM»/j?not  that  there  were  liers  in  amb. 
Judg,  1 6.  zo.wisl  not  that  the  Lord  was  departed 
Af.j>'.9.6.for  he  wis!  not  what  to  fay 

1 4. 40, neither  wifl  they  what  to  anfwer  him 
Lul(e  i.^.wift  ye  not  that  I  muft  be  about  my 
John  j.i  3. he  that  was  healed  wifl  not  who  it  was 
Alls  1  i.y.wifl  »ot  that  it  was  true  wcb  was  done 

23.  j.I  wifl  not  that  he  was  the  high  prieft 
To  Mt. 
Gcn.zq.z  1. to  wit  whether  the  Lord  had  made 
Exod. 1.4.(0  wit  what  (houldbe  donetohim 
2  Cor.  J-  19-to  wit,  that  God  was  in  Chrift,  recon. 

8. 1. we  doyctowit  of  the  grace  of  God 

ftMtflf. 
Pfal.107.z7.md  ate  at  their  wits  end 

Witc\). 

Exod.  22.18  .thou  (halt  not  fuffer  a  witch  to  live 
Df«f.i8.io.(hallnot  be  found  among  you  a  witch 

ttPfrcTjCi-afr, 

1  Sam.  1  j.2  3.rebcllion  is  as  the  fin  of  witchcraft 
1  Chro.z  3.6.ufed  enchantments, and  ufid  witebcr. 
Gal.  J.  20.  idolatry,wifo';cM/?,hatred5  variance 

Wit  ci)craf£0. 

z  I<Cw.9.22.and  her  witchcrafts  ate  fo  many 
Micab  j.iz.I  will  cut  off  witchcrafts  out  of  thine 
Xabum  3.4.the  miftreffe  of  witchcrafts, that  felleth 
and  families  through  htt  witchcrafts 
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ttJtiijall. 
Exod.  2  y .  i^.and  bowls  thereof,  to  cover  witha.lL 

Chap.  37.  1 6. 
go-4.places  for  the  ftaves  to  bear  it  witball 

Chap.  37. 27. 
18. make  a  laverofbrafle — to  via.(b.withall- 
36.3.recei.of  Mof.all  the  offer. -to  make  it  wit. 
40.  jOiand  put  water  thereto  walla  withall 
L.evit.%. 3  .that  a  man  (hill  be  defiled  witball 
6. 3  o.to  reconcile  witball  in  the  holy  place 
1 1.2 1. to  le3p  witball  upon  the  earth 
19.24.lhaU  be  holy  to  praife  the  Lord  witball 
Niim.^^.the  bowls,and  covers  to  cover  witball 
1  Sam.i6.n.x\i&diy  ficwitball  oi  a  beautifullcou. 

1  Kj«.i9-i.and  witball,how  hehadflain  allthe 

2  K.in.zi.z6. that  Man.  had  provoked  him  with.aU 

1  Cfcr.29.4.over-lay  the  walls  of  the  houfe  withal! 

2  Cfora.i4.i4.veffelstominifter,&toofFerwifW/ 
26. 1 5 .made  engines  to  (hoot  ftones  witball 

Eft.6-9.that  they  may  aray  the  man  withall 
Job  2.8.apot-(heard  to  fcrape  himfelf  withall 
Pfal.141.10.  whileft  that  I  withallekape 
Pro.22.18.they  (hall  witball  be  fitted  in  thy  lips 
l/ai.30.i40rtotake  water  witball  out  ohhe  pit 
2 3. that  thou  (halt  10 w  the  ground  ivithall 
M(ir.io.39.baptifmethatI  am  baptized  witball 
Liife  6. 3  8. the  fame  meafure  that  ye  mete  withall 
Affs  z1.z7.and  not  witball  to  fignifie  the  crimes 
1  Cor.  1 2.7. given  to  every  man  to  profit  withall 
Col.q.j.wkhall,  praying  alfo  for  us 
1  Tw»-  f  .1 3  -and  withall, they  learn  to  be  idle 
Philem. zz, .withall ,prepare  me  alfo  a  lodging 
HDithDjaw. 

1  Srtw.14.t9.Saul  faid  unto  the  pueftjf'itbdrrtw 
Job  9.1 3. if  God  will  not  withdraw  his  anger 

1 3.2 1. .withdraw  thine  hand  far  from  me 
3  {.17. that  he  may  withdraw  man  fiom  his  pu. 
Pro.  z$. 17 .withdraw  thy  foot  from  thy  neighbours 
Ecclef. y-iS.zMo  from  this  withdraw  not  thine  ha. 
Ifa,6o. 20. neither  flv.ll  thy  moon  withdraw  it  felf 
Joel  2.  lo.ftarres  (hill  withdraw  their  fhining 

Chap.  3. 1  j 

2  Thef.$.6.witbdraw  your  felves  from  every  broth 
1  Tim.6.  j.from  fuch  withdraw  thy  felf 

twithu^aoin. 
Dent.  13-13  .have  withdrawn  the  inhabitants  of 
Cant.j.6.hut  my  beloved  hadwithdrawn  himfelf 
Lam.z.S  .he  hath  not  withdrawn  his  hand  from 
£^.i8.8.and  hath  withdrawn  his  hand  from  ini. 
Hof.^.6.  Lord  hath  withdrawn  himfelf  from  them 
L«£e  2  2. 4 1. was  withdrawn  from  them  about  a 

Pfal.74. 1 1  .why  withdrdwefl  thou  thine  hand 

UOttihtyaajetb. 
/ob  3  6.7.he  withdraweth  not  his  eyes  from  the 

UDith^eto, 
Nehcm. y.ZQ.znd  withdrew  the  (houlder,and 
£3^.  20.2  a.nevertheleffe  I  withdrew  mine  hand 
Affl£.i2.i^-when  Jefusknew  it) he  withdrew  himf. 
M(Jr.3.7.Jefus  withdrew  himfelf  wch  his  difcip'es 
Lul{e  <;.  j  6. he  withdrew  himfelf  into  thewildeines 
Gal.z.i  z.but  when  they  were  come  j  he  withdrew 

Pfal.i.i.  hisleafalfo  (hall  notwither 

37.2.they  (hall  wither  as  the  green  hetb 
7/ai.  19.tt.the  reeds  and  flags  (hall  wither 

7. every  thing  fowen  by  the  brooks  (hall  wit. 
40.2 4. blow  upon  them, and  they  (hall  wither 
Jer.  1 2.4-how-long  (hall  the  herbs  of  the  field  wit. 
E^cl^.i-;.  9.  cut  off  the  fruit  thereof  that  it  wither 
it  (hall  wirte"  in  all  the  leaves  of  her  fp. 
10.  (hall  it  not  utterly  wither  when  the 

it  (hall  wither  in  the  furrow  es 
/tfwfl*  1 . 2.and  the  top  of  Carmel  (hall  w«k> 

Gfa.41.23.and  beholdjfeven  eats, withered,  thin 
P/«Z.  10  2. 4-my  heart  is  fmitten,and  withered  like 

1 1. and  I  am  withered  like  grafle 
//rti.  1 5. 6. hay  is  withered  away,  the  graffe  faileth 
27.1 1. when  the  boughs  thereof  are  withered 
Lam.4.8. it  is  withered,  it  is  become  like  a  ftick 
f^.  19.12.  her  ftrong  rods  were  broken  Si  with. 
Joel  1. 1 2. even  all  the  trees  of  the  field  are  wither. 
becaufe  joy  is  withered  away  from  the 

1 7 -barns  are  brok en  down ,for  the  corn  i s  w. 
Amos  4.7.piece  whereupon  it  rained  not,withercd 


Jonah  4.7 .fmote  the  gourd  chat  it  withered 
Mat.iz.io.a  man  which  had  his  hand  withered  ■■ 
1 3 .tf.becaufe  they  had  not  root,they  withered 
z  1. 1 9. and  prefently  the  figtree  withered  away 
20.how.ibon  is  the  fig-tree  withered  away 
Mar.$.  1  .a  man  there  which  had  a  withered  hand 
3  .faith  unto  the  man  which  had  the  wither. h. 
Lu{e6.S. 
4-tf.becaufe  it  had  no  root  jit  withered  away 
1 1. 21. the  fig-tree  which  thou  curfedft  is  wither. 
Lu\e  6. 6. was  a  man  whofe  right  hand  was  wither. 
8.6. it  wir/je>'^awny,becaufe  it  lacked moifture 
John  f . 3. impotent  folk,of  blind}hj.\t,wiibered 

1  j  .6.caft  forth  as  a  branched  is  withered 

*  Witymtl). 

Job  8 . 1 2 .it  witberetb  before  any  other  herb 
Pfal.^o.6.in  the  evening  it  is  cut  down,  &  wither. 

1 29.tf.wb.ich  withereth  before  it  grovvcth  up 
lfai.40. 7. the  grafle  witberetb, the  flower  fadeth 

Verfe8. 
Jam.1.1 1  .no  fooner  rifen — but  it  withereth 

1  PeM.24.the grafle  withereth , and  the  flower 
Judc  1 2.  trees  whofe  fruits  withereth 

VDityes. 

Judg.16.7M  they  bind  me  with  feven  green  with. 

8. brought  to  her  feven  green  withes 

9  .and  he  brake  the  withes  as  a  threed 

20ftb!)dD. 

Gc».20.tf.alfo  withheld  thee  from  (inning  againft 

2  2.l2.feeing  thou  haft  notwithheld  thy  (on 

i6.haft  not  withheld  thy  fon,  thine  only  fon 
3o.2.hath  withheld  from  thee  the  fruit  of  the 
Job  3 1. 1 5. if  I  have  k>«/;M<s?  the  poor  from  their 
Ecclef.z.io.l  withheldnot  my  heart  from  any  joy 

KDftbhcIMl. 
Nehcm.a.zo.witbbeldcsl  not  thy  manna  from  their 

Gen.i$.6.none  ofuslhattwithboldfrotn  theehis 

2  Sam.  1 3 . 1 3  .for  he  will  not  withhold  thee  from 
/c&4.2.but  who  can  withhold  himfelf  from  fpeak. 
Pfal.40.1 1. withhold  not  thou  thy  tender  mercies 

84.11.no  good  thing  will  he  withhold  from 
Pro.3. Z7. withhold  not  good  from  them  to  whom 

23.13  .withhold not  correction  from  the  child 
Ecclef.i  1.6. and  in  the  evening  withhold  not 
Jer. 1. if  .withhold  thy  foot  from  being  unlhod 

1  S<WJ.2j,2tf.feeing  the  Lord  hath  witbholden  thee 
Job  22.7. thou  haft  witbholden  bread  from  the  hun. 

38.1  j.from  the  wicked  their  light  is  witbholden 
42.2.that  no  thought  can  be  witbholden  from 
Pfal.  2 1 .2-haft  not  withhold,  the  requt  ft  of  his  lips 
Jer.i  .3  .therefore  the  fhowrs  have  been  witbholden 

j^y.your  (ins  have  witbholden  good  things 
£■^.18.16. hath  not  witbholden  the  pledge 
Joel  1. 1 3  .the  drink  offering  is  witbholden  from 
Amos  4.7  .alfo  I  have  witbholden  the  rain  from  you 

ttD(tl)5)0loetl). 
Job  1 2.1  f  .behold, he  witbboldeth  the  waters 
Pro.i  1.24-there  is  that  witbboldeth  more  then  is 
26»he  that  witbboldeth  corn,  the  people  (hall 

2  Tte/.2.6.3nd  now  ye  know  what  witbboldeth 

Gc?z,tf.i4.fhalt  pitch  it  within  and  without 
9.2 1. and  was  uncovered  within  his  tent 
1 8. 1 2,Sarah  laughed  within  herfelf 

24.peradventure  there  be  fifty  righte.  within 
2  6. if  I  find  in  Sod. fifty  righte. within  the  city 

2  j.  2  2.  children  ftruggled  together  within  her 

3  9. 1 1. none  of  the  men  of  the  houfe  therewith. 
40.1  i.wiibin  three  dayes  (hall  Pharaoh  lift  up 

Verfe  19. 
Exod.  20 . 1  o.nor  thy  ftranger  that  is  within  thy  ga. 
2?.  1  i.over-layirwirh  pure  gold  within  &  wit. 
26.33.  naayeft  bring  in  thither  within  the  vail 
37. 2. over-laid  it  with  pure  gold  within  &  wit. 
£(wMo.i8.bloud  of  it  was  not  brought  m,within 
1  3. 5  5.  whether  it  be  bare  within  or  without 
14.41  .(hall  caufe  the  houfe  to  be  fcraped  within 
itf.2.into  the  holy  place  within  the  vail 

1  2.beaten  fmall,and  bring  it  within  the  vail 
1  j. and  bring  his  bloud  within  the  vail 
z^.z^.witbin  a  wholeyeer  after  it  is  fold 

wiihin  a  full  yeer  may  he  redeem  it 

30. if  it  be  not  redeemed  within  the  (pace  of 

Num.q.  io.put  it  within  a  covcrina  of  badgers  ski. 

LllUj_ 


Veil,  j .  14. nor  thy  ftranger  that  is  within  thy  gates 

12.12.  and  the  Lcvite  that  is  within  your  gates 

Chap.  1 6. 1 1. 

14.27.the  Lev-  within  thy  gates  thcu  lhalt  not 

28. and  (halt  lay  it  up  within  thy  gates 

29.fatherl.8c  the  wid.  wch  are  with,  thy  gates 

1  j. 7. a  poor  man — within  any  of  thy  gates 

2 2. thou  lhalt  eat  it  nntbin  thy  gates 
16.  j. not  facrif.the  paffov.w.fto  any  of  thy  ga. 
17. 2. found  within  any  of  thy  gates  man  or  wo. 

8.being  matters  of  controver.wiffe  thy  gat. 

26. 1 2.  that  they  may  cat  within  thy  gates,&  be 

?2.2j.fword  without,and  terrour  wit  bin  (hall 

Jofr.  1.1 1. for  within  three  yeers  ye  (hall  pafle  over 

ip.i.was  within  theinher.of  thechild.of  Judah 

9.Sim.had  their  inherit.within  the  inherit,  of 
jr«^/g.7.i6.and  lamps  within  the  pitchers 

9.5 1. but  there  was  ftrong  tower  ?w(£w2  the  city 
1 1. 1 8 .but  came  not  within  the  border  of  Moab 

26.why  did  ye  not  recover  them  within  the 
14. 1 2. if  ye  can  declare  it  me  within  the  feven 
1 5. 1. within  a  while  after,Samf.  vifited  his  wife 

1  Sam.  13.1  i.eameft  not  within  the  days  appointed 

1 4. 1  ^.within  3S  i t  were  an  half  acre  ot  land 

2  y.  36.and  Nabals  heart  was  merry  within hirh 

37.that  his  heart  died  within  him 

2  Sa,m.  7.  2.  the  ark  of  God  dwellcth  within  curt. 

20.4.  alienable  me  the  men  of  Jud,  within  3. da. 

1  Kjn.6. 1  y.  walls  of  the  houfe  wiihin  with  cedar 

1  tf.he  even  built  them  for  it  within 
18. cedar  of  the  houfe  within  was  carved  with 
1 9.  oracle  he  prepared  in  the  houfe  within 
2 1  ,ovf  r-laid  the  houfe  within  with  pure  gold 
2 3 .  within  the  oracle  hee  made  two  cherub. 
27.  he  fet  the  cherubi.  within  the  inner  houfe 
29.  and  Open  flowers  within  and  without 
3 6. floor  he  over-laid  with  gold  within  and 
7. 8. had  another  court  within  the  porch 
9,fawed  with  fawes  within  and  without 
3  1  .the  mouth  of  it  within  the  chapiter 

2  Fjtig.4.  27.  her  foul  is  vexed  within  her 

6. 30.be  had  fnckcloth  within  upon  his  Beth 
7.1  r.  they  told  it  to  the  kings  hauQiold  within 
1 1.8.  he  that  cometh  within  the  ranges,  let  hitn 
z€bro.^./f.  he  over-laid  it  within  with  pure  gold 
E\va  4. 1  <f  .have  moved  fedition  within  the  fame 
io.8.whofoever  would  notcome  within  3.d3yes 
9,gathered  themfelves  within  three  dayes 
Neb.q.z  2.1st  every  one — lodge  within  Jerufalem 

6. 10. let  us  meet  together  within  the  temple 
Job  20. 1 3 .  but  keep  it  ftill  within  his  mouth 
24.1 1.  which  makeoyl  within  their  walls 
P/rt/.gtf.i.'ianfg.ofthewick.faithwffesmyheart 
40.8.yea,thy  law  is  withinmy  heart 

10. 1  have  not  hid  thy  righteoufn.  within  my 

4^.1 3,kingsdaughter  is  all  glorious  within 

10  i.2,I  will  walk  within  my  houfe  with  a  perf. 

7. that  worketh  deceit  (hall  not  dweWwithin 

1 2  2. 7. peace  be  within  thy  wals,&  profp.wrfes 

£«/^9.i4.wasah'ttlecftyj&  afew  metiwithinit 

Cant.^.  i  -haft  doves  eyes  within  thy  locks 

3.  a  piece  of  a  pomegranate  within  thy  locks 
Chap. 5.7. 
I/S.7.8.  within  6<;.  yeers  (hall  Ephraim  be  broken 
ii$.i4.w/foi»threeyeers,  &  the  glory  of  Moab 
2f.itf.  within  ay  set, —Si  all  the  gloty  ofKed. 
60. 1 8 .wafting  nor  deftru&ion  within  thy  bor. 
Jer.  28.  %. within  two  full  yeers  I  will  bring 
ii.wittothefpace  of  two  full  yeers 
E^ek-  !•  *7-as  the  appearnce  of  fire  round  ab.witbin 
z.  r  o.it  was  written  within  and  without 
3.24.  go,(hut  thy  felf 'within  thine  houfe 
7.1  j.fword  w ithout,  and  peftilence  within 
1 2. 24.  nor  flattering  divinat.  within  the  houfe 
40.7.  by  the  porch  of  the  gate  within  was  one 
8.  meaftired  alfo  the  porch  of  the  gate  within 
16.  to  their  pofts  within  the  gate  round  abo. 
43, within  were  hooks  an  hand  broad 
41.9.1  he  place  of  the  fid e-cham.  that  were  with. 

i7.and  by  all  the  wall  round  about  w'thin 
44  17. whiles  they  minifter  —-within 
D<w.6.i2.petitionr>fany  God  or  man  wi.  3C.day 
1 1.20.  but  within  few  dayes  he  (hall  be  deftroy, 
Micab  3.3.  chop  them -—as  fhfh  witb'm  the  cau\d. 
5.6.  from  the  Afiyrian  when  he  tteadethwith'm 
Zep/7.3.3.  her  princes  within  are  roaring  lions 
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Mat.  3  .9«think  nocto  fay  within  your  felves,We 

Lu\e  3.8. 
9.  j  .faid  within  thcmfelve3,This  man  blalphem. 

2 1  .(he  faid  within  her  felf,If  I  may  but 

23.25.b1y  within  they  are  full  of  extortion 

26.cleanfe  fir  ft  that  which  is  within  the  cup 

2 7. bur  are  within  full  of  dead  mens  bones 

28. but  within  ye  are  full  of  hypocrifie 

Afar.  2. 8. that  they  fo  reafoned  within  themfelves 

7.2  i.for  from  within  proceed  evill  thoughts 

2  2. all  thefe  evill  things  come  from  within 
i4.4.fomethat  had  indignation  within  tbtmk\. 
5 8. and  within  three  d ayes  I  will  build  anot. 
Lu\i  7.39.fpakejwf/:«s  himfelf,faying,This  man 
49.ro  fay  within  themfelves,Who  is  this  that 

1  i.7.he  from  within  fhall  anfwer  and  fay 

40.  make  that  which  is  within  alfo 

12.17.he  thought  within  himfelf/aying,  What 

Chap.  1 6.  3. 

i8.4.faid5OT£ki»himfelf,ThoughI  fear  not  G. 

John  20.26.after  eight  dayes,his  difciples  were  wi. 

Acts  5.2j.we  had  opened,we  found  no  mmwith. 

1  Cor.  5. 1 2. do  not  ye  judge  them  that  are  within 

2  Co^.j.without  were  fightings,iw/fra!  were  fea. 
Heb.6. 1 9.W hich  entreth  into  that  within  the  vail 
Kra?/.4.8.and  they  weie  full  of  eyes  within 

j.i.a  book  written  within^nd  on  the  back-fide 
Sqc  further,  ii^im,  $®e,  <€\}M, 
€hem,  3Bg,  you, 
Wit\)mt, 
Gen. l.i, earth  was  without  form,  and  void 
6.  i4.(halt  pitch  it  within  and  without 
9.22.Ham  told  his  two  brethren  without 
24.1 1. camels  to  kneel  down  without  the  city 

3 1  .wherefore  ftandeft  thou  without 
41.44.and  without  thee  mail  no  man  lift  up 
49. left  numbring ;  for  it  was  without  numb. 
Exod'.  1 1. 1 1  .then  fhall  (he  go  out  free  without  mo. 

2  J.i  1  .within  &  without  (halt  thou  over-lay  it 
26.  j  f.thou  (halt  fet  the  table  without  the  vail 
27.2  i.tabernacle  of  the  congre.  without  the  vail 
37.2.over-laid  it  with  pure  gold  within  &  wi. 
40.22.  the  taberna.  northward,  without  the  vail 

Levit.  1  o.  1 2.eat  it  without  leaven,  befidetheA  Itar 
13. 55.whetheritbebare  within  or  without   ■ 
24,  ^.without  the  vail  of  the  teftimony,  in  the 

Num.  i9.2.they  bring  a  red  heifer  without  fpot 
3f.26.if  the  flayer  —  come  without  the  border 
-27 .revenger  of  bloud  find  him  without  the  b. 

J?«tf.8.9.where  thou  (halt  eat  bread  without  fcarc. 

2  5.  5.  wife  of  the  dead  (hall  not  marry  without 

3  2.4. a  God  of  truthjand  without  iniquity 

2  5. the  fword  without, znd  terrour  within 
fojb. 1, lO.yfiW  withouthi]  drive  out  from  before 
Judg.i-i  3. without  driving  them  outhaftily 
6.  5  .they  and  their  camels  were  without  number 
Chap.  7.12. 
ii.jo.ifthoufhaltjw^wztf  fail  deliver  the chil. 
Ruth  4. 14. hath  not  left  thee  this  day  without  a 

1  Sam.  3  o.8.over-take  them,and  without  fail  reco. 

2  Sam.i$.4..be  (hall  be  as  a  morning  without  do. 

1  Kjn.6.6.ior  without  in  the  wall  of  the  houfe  he 

29.and  open  flowers,  within  and  without 
30.he  over-laid  with  gold,within  &  without 
7.9ifawed  with  fawes,  within  and  without 
8.8.  and  they  were  not  feen  without 

2  Chro.  5.9. 
iz.i.they  continued  three  yeers  without  war 

2  %in.  10.24.  Jehu  appointed  fourfcore  men  wit  ho. 

11.15  .have  her  forth  without  the  ranges 
16.18.and  the  kings  entry  without^nmtd  he 
18.2$  .am  I  come  up  without  the  Lord 

ifai.  36.  10. 

23 .4.bnrnt  themwkhout  Jerufalem  in  the  fields 

6. he  brought  out  the  grove— without  Jeruf. 

ly.iiS.brafle  of  thefe  veffels  was  without  weig. 

l[ai.  52.  20. 

1  Cfci'0.2#3o.but  Zeled  died  without  children 

32.and  Jetherdied  without  children 
2i.2  4.norofFer  burnt-offerings  without  coft 

2  Chro.  12. 3. the  people  were  without  number 

15.3-Ifrael  hzthbeenwitbout  the  true  God 
2 1.  lo.and  departed  without  being  defired 
24-8.they  made  a  cheft>  and  fet  it  without 
3  2.f.and  another  wall  without,8c  repaired  Mil. 
3  3. 14-he  built  a  wall  without  the  city  of  David 


£  V<j  6.9.be  given  them  day  by  day  without  fail 
7.22.and  fait,  without  prescribing  how  much 

Neh.i  3.20.1odged  without  Jerufalem  once  or  twi. 

Job 4.2o.they  perifh  for  ever,without  any  regardi. 
2 1  .they  die,  even  without  wifdorn 
5.9.doeth — marvellous  things  without  number 
7.6.my  dayes  are  fpent  without  hope 
8.1  [.can  the  ru(h  grow  up  without  mire 

can  the  flag  grow  without  water 
9.  io^yeajand  wonders  without  number 
10.22.aknd  ofdarknes,  —  witboutzny  order 
11.15.then  (halt  thou  lift  up  thy  face  without  fp. 

1 2. 2  5. they  grope  in  the  datkwithout  light 
24.7.they  caufe  the  naked  to  lodge  without  da. 

1  o.they  caufe  him  to  go  naked  without  clot. 
26. 2. how  haft  thou  helped  him  that  iswitho.  p. 
3  o.  28.I  went  mourning  without  the  fun 

3 1 .19.it  I  have  feen  -  any  poor  without  covering 
3  9  .if  I  have  eat.  the  fruits  thereof  without  m. 
3  3.9.I  am  clean  without  tranfgreflion 
34.6.my  wound  is  incurable  without  tranfgref. 
20. mighty  (hall  be  taken  away  without  hand 
3  5. his  words  were  without  wifdom 
3  5.i6.hemulriplieth  words  without  knowledge 
Pfal. 31.11  .they  that  did  fee  me  without  fled  from 
59.4.prepare  themfelves  without  my  fault 
105.3  4.caterpillars,and  that  without  number 
Pro. 1. 20. wifdom  cryctbwitbout,(hz  utterethher 
5. 23.be  (hall  die  without  inftruction 
6. 1 5  .fuddenly  (hall  be  be  broken  without  reme. 
7.1 2. now  is  {hewiiboitt ,now  in  the  ftreets 
1  i.22.fo  is  a  fair  woman  without  difcretion 

1  f.iz.witbout  counfell  purpofes are  difappoin. 
1 6. 8. then  great  revenues  without  right 

22. 1  j.flothfull  man  faith,There  is  a  lion  with. 
24.27.prepare  thy  work  witbout,mabe  it  fit 

2  5 .  14.1s  like  clouds  and  wind  without  rain 

28.1s  like  a  city  that  is  without  walls 
29. 1. be  deftroycd,and  that  without  remedy 
Ecclef.  10. 1 1. the  ferpent  will  bite  without  inchant. 
Cant.6. S.and  virgins  without  number 
I/<K.5.9.houfes  (hall  be  defolate, — without  inhab. 
I4.and  opened  her  mouth  without  meafure 
6 . 1 1  .till  the  cities  be  wafted  without  inhabita. 
and  the  houfes  without  m3n 
33.7.theifvaliantones(hallcrywffcfl«f 
4 5. 1 7. nor  confounded  world  without  end 
5  2.3-ye  (hall  be  redeemed  without  money 
5  5 . 1. milk  without  money,and  without  price 
Jer.i.  1 5.his  cities  are  burnt  without  inhabitant 
3  2.forgotten  me  dayes  without  number 
4.7.cities  lhalbe  laid  viaHe,witbout  an  inhabita. 

2  3  .beheld  the  earth,&  lo,it  was  without  form 
5.2 1. Ofoolifh people,  &  without  underiimdi. 
9.11.  cities  of  Judah  defolate,  &  withoutm  inh. 

Chap.  3  4.2  2. 
2i.to  cut  ofFthe  children  from  without 
1  <•  1 3  .will  I  give  to  the  fpoil  without  price 
2i.4.which  befiege  you  without  the  walls 
22. 1 3-ufeth  his  neighbours  fervice  without  wa. 
26.9.this  city  (halbe  ddohuwithout  an  inhab. 

3  2.43.itis  defolate  without  man  or beaft 

3  3.  lo.defolate  without  man  and  without  beaft 
defolate  without  man>  &  without  inha. 
and  without  beaft 
1 2.defolate  without  man,and  without  beaft 
44.1 9.drink-offerin.  unto  her  without  our  men 

zz.without  an  inhabitants  at  this  day 
46.19.N0ph  fhall  be  without  an  inhabitant 
48.9-cities — without  any  to  dwell  therein 

49.3  1. wealthy  nation  that  dwelleth  witho.ca.it 
5 1. 29. Bab.  a  defolation,wrtfc0;tf  3n  inhabitant 

3  7. and  an  biffing,  without  an  inhabitant 
L<i#z.i.6.gone  without  ftrength  before  the  purfuer 

3. 49. eye  trickleth  down — without  any  interm 
E^e£.2.io.and  it  was  written  within  and  without 
7.15.  fword  is  without, — &  the  famine  within 
i7.9.it(hall  wither — without  great  power 
33.1 5.  without  committing  iniquity,  he  (hall 
3  8. 1  r. all  of  them  dwelling  without  walls 
40.19.the  forefront  of  the  inner  court  without 
40.at  the  fide  without^s  one  goeth  up  to 
m.withoutthe  inner  gite  were  the  chambers 
4 1. 9. which  was  for  the  lide  chamber  rw/foff«£ 
I7.even  unto  the  inner  houfe  and  without 

within  and  without  by  meafure 


42.7.thc  wall  that  was  without  over  againft    ; 
43.2i.fliall  burn  it  without  the  fanctuaiy 
46.2.  the  way  of  the  porch  of  that  gate  without 
47-2.and  led  me  about  the  way  without  unto 
Dd».2.34.till  that  a  ftone  was  cut  out  without  han. 
45  .cut  out  of  the  mountain  without  hands 

8 . 2  5  .but  he  dial  1  be  broken  without  hand 
n .  i  8.to  ceafe  without  his  own  reproach 

Hofi. ^.without  a  king,  and  without  a  prince 

without  a  facrifice,  &  without  an  image 
without  an  ephod^  without  a  teraphim 
7.1 1  .Ephra.alfo  is  like  a  filly  dove  without  he. 
Joel  i-6.a  nation  is  come  up — without  number 
Zee£.2.4.Jeruf.  (halbe  inhab.as  towns  without  wal. 
Mat.io.  29.net  fall  on  the  ground  witbo.  your  Fa." 
13  .^.without  a  parable  (pake  he  not  unto  them 
;  Mar.4,  ,. 

57-a  prophet  is  not  without  honour,fave 
1 5.  i6.are  ye  alfo  yet  without  undei  (landing 
26.69. now  Peter  fate  without  in  the  palace 
AZVttM.45.but  was  without  in  defart  places 

3.3  i.his  brethr.&  his  moth.  &  (landing  witho. 
3  2.and  thy  brethren  without  feek  for  thee 

4.1 1. but  unto  them  that  are  without 
o'.4.aprophet  is  not  without  honour,but  in 
7. 1  J.there  is  nothing  from  without  a  man 
1 8. are  ye  fo  without  underftanding  alfo 
whatfoever  thing  from  without  entreth 
1 1.4  found  the  colt  tied  by  the  door  without 
14.58.I  will  build  another  made  without  ban. 
Lu\e  i.io.multitu.  of  the  peo.were  praying  witbo. 
6.49-like  a  man  that  without  a  foundation  built 
1 1 .40.did  not  he  that  made  that  wc:'  is  without 
20.28. having  a  wife,and  he  die  without  childr. 
29-firft  took  a  wife,  &  died  without  children 
22.3  5.when I  fent  you  without  purfe,  and 
John  8.7.he  that  is  without  fin  among  you,lct  him 
18.  i6.but  Peter  ftood  at  the  door  without 
19. 2 3. now  the  coat  was  without  feam 
Acts  5-23.and  the  keepers  (landing  without 
26. and  brought  them  without  violence 
9.9-and  he  was  three  dayes  without  light 
io.29.therefore  camel  without  gain-faying 
I4.i7.neyertheleffe  he  left  not  bimfclfwithout 
25.17 .  without  any  delay  I  fate  on  thejudgem. 
Kom.i.g.without  ceafing  I  make  mention  of  you 
20. fo  that  they  are  without  excufe 
^.without  underftanding,covenant-breakers 
without  naturall  affeftion,in,placable 
2.i2.finned  without  law,(hall  perifli  without  law 
3. 3.  unbelief  make  the  faith  of  God  without  ^S. 
28.juftified  by  faith,wif/jfl.the  deeds  of  the  1. 
4.6.to  whom  G.imput.righteoufn.r^flttf  Wo. 
5 .6.for  w  hen  we  were  yet  without  ftrength 
10  14. how  (hall  they  hear  without  a  preacher 
1 1.29-giftsand  calling  of  God  arc  without  rep. 
i2.9.1et  love  be  without  diflimulation 

1  Cor.  5. 1 2.to  judge  them  alfo  that  are  without 

1 3. them  that  are  without  God  judgeth 
6. 1 8.every  fin  that  a  man  doeth  is  without  the 
7.3  2.1  would  have  you  without  carefulnefle 

3  f.attend  upon  the  Lord  without  diftraftion 
9.1 8.make  the  gofpel  of  Chrift  without  charge 
1 1.1 1. neither  is  the  man  without  the  woman 

neither  the  woman  without  the  man 
14.7 .even  things  without  life  giving  found 

io.and  none  of  them  are  without  fignificati. 
1 6.1  o.fee  that  he  may  be  with  you  without  fear 

2  Cor. ■]. %. without  were  fightings,within  were  fears 
10.1 3. will  not  boaft  ofthings  without  our  mea. 

1 5.  not  boaft  in  g  of  things  without  our  meaf. 
1  i.28.be(ides  thofe  things  that  are  without 
Ephef.  1 .4-we  (hould  be  holy,  and  without  blame 

2. 1  2.at  that  time  ye  were  without  Chrift 

and  without  God  in  the  world 

3 .2  i.unto  him  be  glory  —  world  without  end 
Pfc/.2.i4.do  all  things  without  murmurings 

1  ^.without  rebuke,  in  the  micift  of  a  crooked 
Co/. 2. 1 1.  with  the  circumcifion  made  without  ha. 

4. 5. walk  in  wifd.  toward  them  that  are  without 
1  Tte/Ii.3.remembring  without  ceafing  your  work 

2.13  .for  this  caufealfb  thank  we  G. without  ce. 

4.i2.walkhoneftlytowa.them  that  are  JWffcwf 

5.17.  pray  without  ceafing 
i  T«#.2.8.1iftinguphoIy  hands,-«»i^o;^  wrath 

3 .7.3  good  report  of  them  which  are  without 

\6. without 


WIT       WIT 


WIT       WIT 


WIT       W I  V 


\6. without  controverlie,  great  is  the  myftery 
5. 1  l.without  preferring  one  before  another 
6. 14-thou  keep  this  commandem.  Without  fpot 
z.7im.u3. without  ceafingl  hive  rem  cmbr.  of  thee 


?•? 


.without  naturall  affection,  truce- breakers 


Phikm.i^ -without  thy  mind  would  I  do  nothing 
Heb.4.1  $.temptedlikeas  we  are, y a  without  fin 
n.  1. without  father, without  mothcr,without  defc. 
7 .-without  all  contradiction,  theleffeisbleff. 
ao.not  without  an  oath  he  was  made  Prieft 
21 .  thofe  priefts  were  made  without  an  oath 
9.7.not  without  bloud,wch  he  offered  for  himfe. 
i4.ofFered  himfelf  without  fpot  to  God 
1 8  .nei.the  firft  teftam.was  dedi.without  bio. 
zz.witbout  (hedding  ofbloudis  norefniffi. 
i8.appear  the  fecond  time  without  fin 
1 0.2.  j.profeffion  of  our  faith  without  wavering 
28.defpifedM.ofes  law  died  without  mercy 
i\.6, .without  faith  it  is  impoffible  to  pleafe  G. 
1 1. 8.  if  ye  be  without  chaftifement,  whereof  all 
1  3 .  $.let  your  converfation  be  without  covetouf. 
1  a.Jefus  alfo— fuffered  without  the  gate 
Jam.  2.13  -for  he  (hall  have  judgement  without  m. 
1 8  .fhew  me  thy  faith  without  thy  works 
20.faith  without  works  is  dead 
26.for  as  the  body  without  the  fpirit  is  dead 
fo  faith  without  works  is  dead  alfo 
3.17, without  partiality.and  without  hypocrifie 
i  Pet. 1.17. who  without  refye&  of  perfons  judgeth 
19.  a  lamb  without  blemifh,and  without  fpot 
s.i.they  alfo  may  without  the  word  be  won  by 
4.9.ufe  hofpitality  one  to  another  without  gru. 
2  Pff.2.i7-thefe  are  wells  without  water 

j.iA.ye  may  be  found  of  him  without  fpot 
Jude  1 2.clouds  they  are  without  water 
Ke»e/.i  i  .2.the  court  which  is  without  the  temple 
14.5-they  are  without  fault  before  the  throne  of 

lo.which  is  poured  out  without  mixture 

22.1 5. for  without  are  dogs,  and  forcerers 

HDttrjOttt  blemijb,  See  Blemifl) 

HDtthout  camp ,  See  Camp. 

tlDftrjcmt  w»/ej  See  Caafe« 

UDtthottt  «'#,    See    Cttp, 

tlDit'ijoat  fear,   See  ;Jfear, 

tSD(tl)Oatfe/»>   See  Jjftlt. 

Without  ^«ow/^£c,See  UnorolctJge. 

ttDttrjoat  law,  See  iLam, 

ttOtttjotSt  we,  See  SIfJe. 

S£tf«rf  SEitl)0Ut,SeeSi5tantl, 

Sfwd  UPitl)oat,Sce  ^>tooD. 

UDittjoUt  ?«,  See  qiJ0. 

tttJitljoat  )-0«,  See  ;)>0U, 

ttDttljftant). 

Num.zz.2.  a.behold,  I  went  out  to  withfland  thee 

2  Chro.  1  j.7.and  could  not  withfland  them 

8  .ye  think  to  withfland  the  kingdom  of  the 
20. 6.fo  that  none  is  able  to  withfland  thee 
Efl.9.2.  and  no  man  could  withfland  them 
Ecckf.4.1  z.if  one"  prevail— two  (hall  wilhfl.  him 
DtfK.n.i  5. the  arms  of  thefouth  fhall  not  withfl. 
nei.fhall  there  be  any  ftrengih  to  withfl. 
Acts  11.17.what  was  I  that  I  cou\d  withfland  G. 
Ephef.6. 1 3  .may  be  able  to  withfia.m  the  evill  day 

ttrtthftoot). 
2t%>.i6.i8.andthey  withftoodUtThh  the  king 
Dan.  10. 1 3. withstood  me  one  and  twenty  dayes 
^#*  1 3 . 8  but  Elimas  the  forcerer  withflood  them 
Gal.z.  1  i.I  withflood  him  to  the  face 
2  Tim.2.2.zs  Jannes  and  Jambres  withfloodMo(es 
4. 1  j  .for  he  hath  greatly  withflood  our  words 
Mpltnerte. 
GfK.21.30. that  they  may  be  a  witnejfe  unto  me 
3  i.44.1et  it  be  for  a  witnes  between  thee  &  me 
48.  this  heap  is  a  witmjfe 
fo.God  is  witnejfe  betwixt  me  and  thee 
5  2.this  heap  be  witn.Sa  this  pillar  be  witnejfe 
B.W.n.ij.lethimbring  it  for  witnejfe 

2 3. 1. put  not  thine  hand— to  be  an  unrig,  wit. 
Levity. i.znd  isaTWfHf/T^whetherhe  hathfeen 
Num.  5. 13.  and  there  be  no  witnejfe  againft  her  _ 
17.7-laidup  the  rods  in  the  tabernacle  of  wit. 
8.Mofcs  went  into  the  tabernacle  of  witnejfe 
18. 2.minifter  before  the  tabernacle  of  witnejfe 
3  5. 3o.one  witnejje  fhall  not  teftifie  againft  any 
Deut.i7.6.zt  the  mouth  of  onewitn.  he  fhallnot 
1 9.1  j .one  witnejfe  fhall  not  rife  up  againft 


3 1. 1 9.that  this  fong  may  be  a  witneffe 

2i.this  fong  fhali  teftifie  agai.them  as  a  wit. 
26.that  it  may  be  there  for  a  witnefj'e 
Jcfh.zz. Z7.itmaybe  a  witnejfe  between  us&  you 
28.but  it  is  a  witnejfe  between  us 
34.foritfhallbeawjOz^  between  u$ 
24.27. behold,this  ftone  fhall  be  a  witnejje 

a  witnejfe  to  you,  left  ye  deny  your  G . 
Judg.  1 1 . 1  o.the  Lord  be  witneffe  between  us 

1  Sam.  1 2.  j. the  Lord  is  a  witneffe  againft  you 

and  his  anointed  is  witneffe  this  day 
they  anfwered,  He  is  witneffe 

2  t7w0.24.6.forthe  tabernacle  of  witnefj'e 

Job  1 6. 8. with  wrinkles,  weh  is  a  witn.  againft  me 
ip.beholdjtny  witnejfe  is  in  heaven 
2  9. 1 1  .when  the  eye  faw  me,it  gave  witneffe 
Pfal.89.27.znd  as  a  faithfull  witnejfe  in  heaven 
Pro.  1 4. 5 .  a  faithfull  witnejfe  will  not  lie 
2 5.  a  true  witnejfe  delivereth  fouls 
19.28.an  ungodly  wite|7e  fcorneth  judgement 
24.28.be  not  witnejfe  againft  thy  neighbour 
lfai.ig.zo.it  fhalbe  for  a  witnejfe  unto  the  Lord 
?5.4.behold,I  have  given  him  for  a  witnejfe 
Jer. 29. 2 3. even  I  know,&  am  a  witnSmh  the  L. 
42. f . the  Lord  be  a  faithfull  witnes  between  us 
Micah  1. 2. let  the  Lord  be  witneffe  againft  you 
Aftft.  2.  i4.been  witnes  between  thee  &  the  wife  of 
3.J.I  will  be  a  fwift  witnejfe  againft  the  force. 
AftfZ.24.14.fora  witnejfe  unto  all  nations 
AftfAi4.j5.and  all  thecounfell fought  for  witnes 
56.but  their  witnefj'e  agreed  not  together 
59.neither  fo  did  their  witneffe  agree 
Lu\e  22.7 1. what  need  we  any  further  witnejfe 
John  1. 7. the  fame  came  for  a  witnejfe 
3 . 1 1  -and  ye  receive  not  our  witnejfe 
z6.to  whom  thou  bareft  witnejje 
j. 3 1. witneffe  of  my  felf,  my  witnes  is  not  true 
3  2.I  know  that  the  witnejfe  which  he  witne. 
3  6.1  have  a  greater  witnejfe  then  that  of  John 
3  7. the  Father  hath  born  witnejfe  of  me 
Acls  1. 22. ordained  to  be  a  witnejfe  with  us 
4.33  .witnejfe  of  the  refurreftion  of  the  Lo  Jef. 
7.44. our  fathers  had  the  tabernacle  of  witnejje 
1 0.4  3. to  him  give  all  the  ptophetswitnejfe 
14.17.he  left  not  himfelf  without  witnejfe 
2  2. 1  f  .thou  fhalt  be  a  witnejje  unto  all  men 
26.16.to  make  thee  a  minifter  and  a  witneffe 
R0m.L9.God  is  my  witnejfe,  whom  I  ferve 
2. 1 5. their  confeience  alfo  bearing  witnejfe 
9.i.my  confeience  alfo  bearing  me  witnefj'e 
1  Tte^2.$.noracloakofcovetoufnes,Godis  wit. 
Tit.  1. 1 3.  this  witneffe  is  true 
Hefr.2.<i.God  alfo  bearing  them  witnejje 
1 0.1  5  .the  holy  Ghoft  is  alfo  a  witnejfe  to  us 
1  i.4.by  which  he  obtained  witnejfe 
Jam. 5 . 3 .ruft  of  ihem  fhalbe  a  witnejfe  againft  you 
1  Pet.%.  1. and  a  witneffe  of  the  fuffering's  of  Chrift 
1  John  <>.<). witnefj'e  of  men,the  witneffe  of  G.is  gr. 
for  this  is  the  witneffe  of  God 
io.that  beleeveth — hath  the  witnes  in  himf. 

3  John  6. which  have  born  witnejfe  of  thy  charity 
Revel.  1. 5. who  is  the  faithfull  witnejje, and  the 

3.i4>thefe  things  faith  — the  true  tf'itnefje 

20.4<that  were  beheaded  for  the  witnejje  of 

Bare  UDftnefFe,  See  Bare, 

Bearypftnette,  See  Bear. 

Beareth  tJDt£ne(Te,See  HBearetlj, 

Falfe  BDltneCfe,  See  jFalfe. 

BrMtnede. 

Deut.^.z6.hea.ven  and  earth  towitnefle  againft  you 

1  Stf/fl.i2.3.herel  am,  witnejfe  againft  me 

lfai.  3 .9. their  countenance  doth  witnejfe  aga.them 

Lam.z.  1 3  .what  thing  fhall  I  take  to  witnSot  thee 

Aftft.26.62.whatisit  wch  thcfe^acj/eagai.thee 

Mar.  14.60. 
27. 1 3. how  many  things  they  5w7#e/7e  agai.thce 
Mar.  1  j. 4. 
ttDfrnefteu. 
1  Kjn. 21.13 •men  °f  Be! i.-,  1  witnejfed  againft  him 
Rom.i.zi.beingwitncflcdby  the  law  and  the  pro. 
1  Tim.S.x  3.before  Pontius  Pilate  witnejf.  a  good 
Heb.7.$.o(  whom  it  is  witne  (fed  that  he  liveth 

ttMtnetresf, 
Num.  35.3  o.put  to  death  by  the  mouth  of  witnejfes 
Deut. 17. 6.zt  the  mouth  of  two  witn.  or  three  wit. 
7.hands  of  the  witnejfes  fhalbe  firft  upon  him 


19. 1 5". at  the  mouth  of  two  witnejfes 

or  at  the  mouth  of  three  witnejfes  fhall 
J0Jh.z4.1z.ye  are  witnejj'es  againft  your  felyes 

they  faid,  We  are  witnejfes 
Ruth  4.«?.ye  are  witneffe s  that  I  have  bought 
10.  ye  are  witnejfes  this  day 

1  l.and  the  Elders faid,We  are  witnejfes 
Job  10. 1 7. thou  renewed  thy  witnejj'es  againft  me 
f/tfj.8.2.1  took  unto  me  faithfull  witnejfes 

43-9.1et  them  bring  forth  their  witnejfe s 
io.ye  are  my  witnejfes  faith,  the  Lord 
1 2.therefore  ye  are  my  witnejfes 
44. 8. ye  are  even  my  witnejfes 
9.they  are  their  own  witnejfes 
Jei-.32.io.andfealedit,  and  tookwitnejfes 
1 2. and  in  the  pretence  of  the  witnejj'es 
2 5. buy  the  field,  and  take  witnejfes 
44.and  tike  witnejfes  in  the  land  ofBenjam. 
Aftff.18.16.that  in  the  mouth  of  two  or  three  wit. 
23.3i.thcrefore  ye  be  witnejfes  to  yourfelves 
26.65.what  further  need  have  we  olwiinefj'es 
AftfAi4.63.what  need  we  any  further  witnejj'es 
Lu\e  24.48. and  ye  are  witnejj'es  of  thefe  things 
Acls  i.8.and  ye  fhall  be  witnejfes  unto  me 
2.3  2.whereof  we  all  are  witnejj'es 

Chap.  3.  1  j. 
5.3  2.and  we  are  his  witnejfes  of  thefe  things 
7.58.and  thewitneffes  laid  down  their  clothes 
io.29.witnefesofa\\  things  which  he  did 

4i.but  unto  witnejfes  choCen  before  of  God 
1 3. 3 1  .who  arc  his  witnejj'es  unto  the  people 
2  Cor.  13. 1. in  the  mouth  nftwo  or  three  witn.Qull 
1  Thej.z.io.ye  are  witnejj'es,  and  God alfa 

1  Tim.  j.  19.bin  before  two  or  three  witnejfes 
6.1 2.a  good  profeffion  before  many  witnejfes 

2  T?»2.2.2.heardof  me  among  many  witnejfes 
Heb. io.zS.  died  without  mercy  under  z.or3.wit. 

1 2. 1. with  fo  great  a  cloud  oi witne ffes, let  us 

Rcv.i  1.  j.I  will  give  power  to  my  two  witnejfes 

FalfcwitMttsS,  Seejfalfe. 

WitnzKefy. 

John  5. 3  2.witneffe  which  he  witnejf.  of  me  is-  true 

Acls  20.23.  fave  that  the  holy  Ghoft  witnejfeth  in 

ttMneETtng. 

Acts  z6,zz.witm]Jing  both  to fmall  and  great 

flDttS?,  See  after  Wit. 

BDtttp. 

P/0.8. 1 2.  find  out  knowledge  otrvitty  inventions 

totttfnglg. 

Gen. 48. 1 4.  guiding  his  hands  wittingly 

Mug. 

Ge».4.i9.Lamech  took  unto  him  two  wives 

2  3.Lamechfaidtohis  wives,Adnh  &  Zillah 

hear  my  voice,  ye  wives  of  Larnech 
6.z. they  took  them  wives,  of  all  w'b  they  chofe 

i8.thy  wife,and  thy  fons  wives  with  thee 
7.7.and  his  fons  wives  with  him,  into  the  ark 

Verfe  13. 
'  8.i6.thy  fons,and  thy  fons  wives  with  thee 
1 8. Noah  went  forth, — &  his  fons  wives 
1 1.29.  Abram  and  Nahor  took  them  wives 
28.9.took  to  the  wives  which  he  had,Mahalath 
3  o.  26. give  me  my  wives  and  my  children 
3 1 . 1 7. let  his  fons  and  his  wives  upon  camels 
50.  take  other  wives  befides  my  daughters 
3  2. 22. took  his  two  wives,&  his  two  worn.  fer. 
3  4.2 1  .let  us  take  their  daughters  to  us  for  wiv , 
36.2.Efautookhiswimofthe  daught.  ofCa. 

6.Efau  took  his  wives,md  his  fons,and 

37.2.  with  the  fons  of  Zilpah,his  fathers  wives 

Levh.iS.i  i.nakednes  of  thy  fathers  wives  daugh. 

Num. 14.2..  out  wives,8c  ourchil.fhould  be  a  prey 

3  2. 26. our  wives,om  flocks,  and  all  our  cattell 

De ut.  1 7.1 7.neither  fhall  he  multiply  wives 

2 1. 1 5. if  a  man  have  two  wives,  one  beloved 
Jw/g.S.jo.and  Gideon— had  many  wives 
li.z-mdbiswives  fons  grew  up 
2 1 .7«how  fhall  we  do  for  wives  for  them 

not  give  them  of  our  daughters  to  wi. 
I4.they  gave  them  wives  which  they  had  fa, 
16  how  fhall  we  do  for  wives  fox  them 
i8.we  may  nor  give  them  wives 
2 3  .took  them  Taw.according  to  their  numb. 
Ruth  i.4.they  took  them  wives  of  the  women  of 
1  Sam.  1 .2.he  had  two  wives,  the  name  of  the  one 
2J.43. they  were  alfo  both  of  them  his  wives 
27.3-.even 


W  I  V       W  I  V 


W  I  1      wo 


WO       W  O  M 


27. 3. even  David  with  his  two  wives 
30.y.Davids  tvio  wives  were  taken  captive 
i8.and  David  refcued  his  two  wives 
2  Sam.z.  2.Dav.went  up  thither,  &  his  two  wives 
y.ij.Dav.tookhim  moc  concubines  &  wives 
1 2.8.and  thy  mailers  wives  into  thy  bofom 

1  Kin. 1  r.j.and  he  had  feven  hundred  wives 
and  his  wives  turned  away  his  heart 

4-that  hiswivcs  turned  away  his  heart  after 
20.7 .for  he  fent  unto  me  for  my  wives 

2  K^-4-i.a  certain  woman  of  the  wivesoi  the 
24.15.and  he  carriedaway — the  kings  wives 

1  Cbro.  4. 5.  Afhur  the  father  of  Ttkoa  had  two  w. 
7.4  for  they  had  many  wives  and  fons 
8,8.Hufhim  and  Baara  were  his  wives 
i4.j.and  David  took  moe  wives  at  Jerufalem 

2  Cbro.i  1. 2 1. loved  Maacah— above  all  his  wives 
for  he  took  eighteen  wives 

2  3. and  he  defired  many  wives 
13.2 1. ftbijah— married  fourteen  wives 

2  i.i  7. carried  awr.y — his  fons  alfo  and  his  wi. 
24.3»Jehoiadatook  for  him  two  wives 
29.?.and  our  wives  are  in  captivity 

E^ja  10.3. to  put  away  all  the  wives,  and 

44-had  wives  by  whom  they  had  children 

Nchetn.i  2.43 .the  wives  alio  &  che  children  rejoi. 

i3.23.!ewesthat  had  married  wives  of  Afhdod 

E  ft. i.zo. the  wives  fhall  give  to  their  husb.honour 

Jcr.6. 1 2. with  their  fields  and  wives  together 

2?. 6. take  ye  wives,zn&  beget  fons  &  daughters 

and  take  wives  for  your  fons 

2  3.commit.adultery  with  their  neighb.ww* 

3  5. 8. drink  no  wine  all  our  dayes,we,our  wives 
Dan.j.z.hisveives  &  his  concubines  might  drink 

3  .his  wives  &  his  concubines  drank  in  them 
Lnkj  1 7. 2 7. eat,  they  drank,they  married  wives 
ASts  2 1. 5. brought  us  on  our  way,with  wives sni 
1  Cor.q..z  o. that  have  wives,  be  as  though  they  had 
Epbef.^.zz.wives,(ubmk  your  felvcs  to  your  own 

24.fi)  let  the  wives  be  to  their  own  husbands 
Col. 3 . 1  S.wives,  fubm it  your  felvcs  to  your 
1  Tim.4.7  .tcfxife  profane  and  old  wives  fables 
1  Pet.$  .l.Ukewikrfewives,  be  infubjeftion  to 
be  won  by  the  converfation  of  the  wi. 

strange  w^oes,  See  jistrarrge. 
Their  Wibtff, 
Gfw.34.29.and  their  wives  took  they  captive 
46.  5  .and  their  wives,m  the  wagons  which 
.N#»2.i6.27.in  the  door  oftheir  tents,  &  their  wi. 
,7«fl^.3.6.took  their  daughters  to  be  their  wives 

1  Srf#z.  3  0.3. their  wiv«,&  theirfons, — were  tak. 

2  Cbro.io.  1 3. with  their  little  ones,  their  wives 

3 1 .  18.genealo.of  all  their  little  ones,  their  wi. 
E^ra  1 0.1 9. that  they  would  put  away  their  wives 
Nchcm.1).  1. a  great  cry  of  the  people,  &  oftheir  wi. 
1  o.28.their  wivcs,thek  fons,&  their  daughters 
lfai.12.16.and  their  wives ravifhed 
/cr.S.io.thercfore  will  I  give  their  wiv.  to  others 
14.16.mall  have  none  to  bury  them,their  wiv. 
18.21.let  their  wives  be  bereaved  of  their  chil. 
44-9-and  the  wickedneffe  oftheir  wives 
1  j. which  knew  that  their  wives  had  burnt 
£^•44.22. neither— -take  for  their  wives  a  wid. 
Di2».6".24.themJtheir  children,  and  their  wives 
Zecb.  1 2.1 2. houfe  of  Dav.apart,&  their  wives  apart 
houfe  of  Nath.apart,&  their  wiu.apatt 
1  3. houfe  of  Levi  apart,  and  their  wives  apait 
family  of  Shimei  apart,&  their  wi.apart 
T4.every  family  apart,  and  their  wiv.s  npirt 
Ephef.  5.18  .to  love  their  wives  as  their  own  bodies 

1  Tim. 3.1 1. even  fo  muft  their  wives  be  grave 

Tby  ttDfoesS. 

2  Sam.  iz.ullz  take  thy  wiw  before  thine  eyes 

fhall  lie  with  thy  wives  in  the  fight  of 
i9.f.the  lives  of  thy  wives,  and  the  lives  of 
1  Kjn.  20.  i.&hei  &  thy  gold  is  mine,  &  thy  wiv. 

5. thou  fnalt  deliver  me  — 'thy  wives 
z  Cfej-o.2i.r4.fmite  thy  people, — and  thy  wives 
.7er.38.23.fo  they  fhall  bring  out  all  thy  wives 
Z*iiS.5.2  3.thy  wives  &  thy  concubines  have, drunk 

Tour  KDfbfS. 
Gen. 45. 19. for  your  little  ones,  &  for  your  wives 
Exod.  19.15-  come  not  at  your  wives 
22.24. and  your  wives  fhall  be  widows 
3  2.2.whicharein  the  ears  of  yonv  wives 
De«£.3.i9.butyour  wives3znd  your  little  ones 


29. 1  i. your  little  ones,your  wives, and 
Jvjb.  1.  i4„your  wives,  your  little  ones,  and  your 
]V<;fe7fl!.4.!4.fight  for — your  wives  &  your  houfes 
Jer.^.^.a.nd  the  wickedneffe  of  your  wives 

2  5  .ye  and  your  wives  have  both  fpoken 
Mat.  i9.8.fuffered  you  to  put  away  your  wives 
£^v/75.2  5.husbands,loveyour  wives    Col.  3.19. 

Levit. Z0.Z7.Z  wizard,  fhall  furely  be  put  to  death 
Deut.  1 8 . 1 1. or  a  wi%ard,or  a  Necromancer 

&tlf5ari)0, 
LcvJ.  19.31  .neither  fetk  after  wizards 
20. 6. the  foul  thatturneth  after  wizards 

1  Sam.  18.3. Saul  had  put  the  wizards  out  of 

9. cut  off  the  wi\ards  out  of  the  land 

2  I^-2t-<5.dealt  with  familiar  fpirits,and  vn%atds 

2  Cbron.  33.  6. 
23.24.workers  with  familiar  fpirits,&  the  wi\. 
Ifai.S.  i^.unto  wizards  thai  peep,  and  that  mutter 
19.3-andthey  fhall  feek — to  the  wizards 
Wo, 
Num. 2 T.29.W0  to  thee,  Moab,  thou  art  undone 
1  Sam.^.y.and  they  faid,  r/ountous 

8.  wo  unto  us,  who  fhall  deliver  us 
Pw.23.29.who  hath  wo. ?  who  hath  forrow 
£«/epi.io.but  wo  to  him  that  is  alone 

10.16.W8  to  thee,0  land,  when  thy  king  is  a 
lfai.$.c).wo  unto  their  foul,for  they  have  rewarded 
n.wo  unto  the  wickcd,it  flialbe  ill  with  him 
17. 1  z.wo  to  the  multitude  of  many  people 
1 8. 1. wo  to  the  land  ihadowing  with  wings 
2  8. 1. wo  to  the  crown  of  pride 
29. 1  .wo  to  Ariel,to  Ariel  the  city  where  David 
30.1.  wo  to  the  rebellious  children 
33.  1.  wo  to  thee  that  fpoileft,  and 
45.9.W0  to  him  that  ftriveth  withhisMaker 
io.wo  unto  him  that  faith  unto  his  father 
ye/.4.i3.wountous,  for  we  are  fpoiled 
6.4. wo  unto  us,  for  the  day  goeth  away 
1 3. 27. wo  unto  thee,  O  Jerufilem 
z1.13.1vQ  unto  him  that  buildeth  his  houfe  by 
23. 1. wo  be  to  the  paftours  that  deftroy 
48. 1. wo  unto  Nebo,  for  it  is  fpoiled 
46.WO  be  unto  thee,0  Moab 
Id/#.5.i6.wountous  that  we  have  finned 
E\et{.  2. 1  o.lamentations,and  mourning, 3nd  wo 
13.3. wo  unto  the  foolifh  prophets 

18. wo  to  the  women  that  fow  pillowesto 
1  if.  2 3 ,wo,wo  unto  thee,faith  the  Lord 
24.6.  wo  to  the  bloudy  city  Verfe  9. 

Nabum  3.  1. 
30.2.  howl  ye,  wo  worth  the  day 
34#2.wobe  to  thefhepherdsoflfracl 
Amos  5.i8.wotoyou  that  defirethe  day  of  the  L. 
Hab.z. 6.wo  to  him  that  increafeth  that  wc!l  is  not 
g,wo  to  him  that  coveteth  an  evill  covetouf. 
I2.wotohim  that  buildeth  a  town  with  bl. 
1  5.W0  to  him  that  giveth  his  neighbo.  drink 
19.W0  to  him  that  faith  to  the  wood,Awake 
Zcpb.z.%  -wo  to  the  inhabitants  of  the  fla-coaft 

3. 1. wo  to  her  that  is  filthy  and  polluted 
Zecb.  1 1 . 1 7  .wo  to  the  idol  fhepherd  that  leaveth 
Mat.  n.  2 1. wo  to  thee  Chorazin,wo  to  thee  Beth- 
1 8.7.W0  unto  the  world  becaufe  of  offences 

wo  to  that  man  by  whom  the  offence  co. 
23. 13. but  wo  unto  you  fcribes  and  Pharifees 
Verf.14, 1 5,23,25,  27,29. 
16.WO  unto  you>  ye  blind  guides 
2  6. 24.hu!  wo  unto  that  man  by  whom  the  Son 
Mar.i4.z1. 
Lu\e  6.24.but  wo  unto  you  that  are  rich 
25.wounto  you  that  are  full 

wo  unto  you  that  laugh  now 
26.W0  unto  you  when  all  men  ffnll  fpeak 
10.13. wo  to  theeChcrazin,  wo  to  theeBcthf. 
1 1 ,42.but  wo  unto  you  Pharifees ;  for  ye  tithe 
43 . wo  unto  you  Pharifees  ;  for  ye  love  the 
44.WO  unto  you  fcribes  and  Pharifees,hypoc. 
46 .wo  unto  you  alfo  yc  lawyers 
47. wo  unto  you  ;  for  ye  build  the  fepulchres 
5  2. wo  unto  you  lawyers  ;  for  ye  have  taken 
1 7. 1  .wo  unto  him  through  w  horn  they  come 
22.22.wo  to  that  man  by  whom  he  is  betrayed 
Kcvel.B.  ii.wo,wo,  wo  to  the  inhabitersof  the  ear. 
9.  1 2. one  wo  is  paft,  and  bthold 
1 1..14.  the  fecond  wo  is  paft,  and  behold 


12.12.wo  to  the  inhabiters  of  the  earth 
Wo  is  me. 
Pfal.i  20. 5.W0  is  me  that  I  fojourn  in  Mefech 
ljM.64.wo  is  me,  I  am  undone 
jfr.4.3  i.wo  is  me  now,  for  my  foul  is  wearied 

10. 1 9. wo  is  me  for  my  hurt 

1 5-io.wo  isme,my  mother,that  thou  haft  born 

4  5  •  3  -wo  is  me,  for  the  Lord  hath  added 
Micab  -j, i.wo  is  me,for I  am  as  when  they 

Woimtome. 
Job  10. 1  5.if  I  be  wicked,  wo  unto  me 
i/ai.zq.  1 6.  my  leanneffe,  wo  unto  me 
1  Cff>\9.i6.w»  is  unt0  mejif  1  preac/]  no[  (he 

WO  to  otimto  them.  °    v' 

lfai.<;.8.wo  unto  them  that  joyn  houfe  to  houfe 
1 1  -wo  unto  them  rhat  rife  up  early  in  the 
1 8. wo  unto  them  that  draw  iniquity  with 
20.W0  unto  them  that  call  evill  good 
2  i.wo  unto  them  that  are  wife  in  their  own 
2  z.wo  unto  them  that  are  mighty  to  drink 
10. 1  .wo  unto  them  that  decree  unrighteous  de. 
29. 1  5.W0  unto  them  that  feek  deep  to  hide 
3  1. i.wo  to  them  that  go  down  to  Egypt  for 
Jcr.io.z7.w0  unto  them,  for  their  day  is  come 
Hof.7.1 3  .wo  unto  them,for  they  have  fled  from  me 
9.1 2.W0  alfo  to  them  when  I  depart  from  them 
Amos  6.1..W0  to  them  that  are  at  e.-'.fe  in  Sion 
Micab  2.1  .wo  to  them  that  devife  iniquity 
itfdt.24.19.wfl  to  them  that  are  with  child  in  thofe 
Mar.  12.17.  Lu\e  11.25. 
fude  1  i.tro  unto  them ,t hey  have  gone  in  the  way 

Slice,*, 
Revel.g.iz.  there  come  two  woes  after 

UDOfuH.     , 
/«\i7.i6.neither  have  I  defired  the  wof/dlday 

WOlf, 
Gew.49.27.  Benjamin  Hull  raven  as  a  wolf 
l[ai.  1  i.6.the  wolf  fhall  dwell  with  the  lamb 

tf5.25.the  wolf  St.  the  lamb  fhall  feed  together 
Jer.<}.6.3  wolf  of  the  evening  fhall  fpoil  them 
John  10. 1 2-fceth  the  woZ/coming,  and  leaveth 

•woZ/catcheth  thcm,&  fcattereth  the  fh. 
ttDDlteS. 
£^.22.27  Jier  princes  are  like  wolves 
Hab.  i.8.more  fierce  then  the  evening  wolves 
Zeph.2,.i.hei  judges  are  evening  wolves 
Mat.7.1 5.buc  inwardly  they  are  ravening  wolves 

10. 1 6. as  fheep  in  the  rniiift  of  wolves 
Lu\e  10.3. 1  (end  ye  forth  as  lambs  among  wolves 
Ails  20.29.grievous  wolves  enter  in  among  you 

Woman, 

Gen.z.zz  made  he  a  wo«j«»,ind  brought  her 

2  3  ,fhe  fhall  be  called  womanjot. xaufe  fhe  was 
3.1 .  he  faid  to  the  woman, Yea, hath  God  faid 
z.wornan  faid  to  the  ferpcnt,We  may  eat  of 
4.ferp.faid  to  the  wom.Yc  fhall  not  furely  die 
6.whenthe  wow.faw  that  the  tree  was  good 
1 3. Lord  God  faid  unto  the  woman,Whzt 

woman  faid,  The  ferpent  beguiled  me 
1 5,put  enmity  between  thee  and  the  woman 
1 6.unto  the  woman  he  faid,  I  will  greatly 
1 2. 1 1. 1  know  that  thou  art  a  fair  woman 
1 4.beheld  the  woman,thzt  fhe  was  very  fair 
1 5.the  woman  was  taken  into  Pharaohs  hou. 
24. 5.peradventure  the  woman  will  not  be  will. 
Verfe  39. 
8.if  the  woman  will  not  be  willing  to  follow 
44. let  the  fame  be  the  woman  whom  the  Lo. 
3  8.20.10  receive  the  pledge  from  the  woman 
46.io.Shaulrhe  fonof  a  Canaanitifh  woman 
Exod.  6. 1 5. 
£.wi.2.2.tbe  woman  conceived,  and  bare  a  fon 
9«the  woman  took  the  ciiild,and  nurfed  it 
3.2  2.every  woman  fhall  borrow  of  her  neighb. 
Chap.  1 1.2. 
2 1. 22. if  men  ftrive,&  hurt  a  woman  with  child 
as  the  womans  husband  willw  upon  him 
Levit.i  2. 2.  if  a  woman  have  conceived  feed 

1 5. 1 9. if  a  woman  have  an  ifTue,  and  her  iffue  be 

2  5. if  a  wiwmk  have  an  iffue  of  herbloud 

1 8. 1 7. not  uncover  the  nakednes  of  a  wo?n.  and 

1 9. not  approach  unto  a  woman  to  uncover 

2  3. neither  fhall  any  womm  ftand  before  a b. 

1 9.20.whofoever  Jieth  carnally  with  a  woman 

20.13.Iie  with  mankind,as  helieth  with  a  worn. 

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1 6. if  a  woman  approach  to  any  bead 

thou  (hilt  kill  the  woman  and  the  beaft 
2  i-7.neither  fhall  they  take  a  woman  put  away 

14. a  divorced  woman  fhall  he  not  take 
24. 10. the  fon  of  an  Ifraelitifh  woman 

'  and  this  fon  cf  the  Ifraelitifh  woman 

1  i.the  Ifraelitifh  Womans fon  bLfphemed 
Nnm.'y.i  8. fhall  fet  the  woman  before  the  Lord 

and  uncover  the  womans  head 
ip.charge  her  by  an  oath,  &  fay  to  the  worn. 
2 1.fhaK  charge  the  woman  with  an  oath 

the  prkft  fhall  fay  unto  the  woman 
zi.and  the  woman  (hall  fay,  Amen 
24.fhallcaufe  the  woman  to  drink  the  bitter 

2  5  .the  jealoufie-offcring  out  of  the  wom.hz. 
26.afterw3rd  fhall  caufe  the  woman  to  drink 
27«and  the  woman  flull  be  a  curfe 

2  8.and  if  the  woman  be  not  defiled,but 
jo^nd  fhall  fet  the  woman  before  the  Lord 
3 1.2nd  thiswoman  fhall  bear  her  iniquity 
1 2.1  .againft  Mofes,becaufe  of  the  Etbiop.wW. 
for  he  had  married  an  Ethiopian  worn. 

2  j.6.brought  unto  his  brethren  a  Midiza.wam. 

8.and  the  woman  thorow  her  belly  1 
14-that  was  {lain  with  the Midianitifh  wo. 
1 5  .name  of  the  Midianitifh  wom.v/zs  Cozbi 
jo.^.if  a  woman  alio  vow  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 

3  H7.killevery  W0/W.w  that  hath  known  man 
Dent.  1 5.1 2.or  an  Hebrew  w./m.  be  fold  unto  thee 

1 1 . 1 1  .among  the  capti  ves  a  beautifull  woman 
22.14J  took  this  woman,  and  when  I  came  to 
28.56.the  tender  &  delicate  wwawamongyou 
/<;/&.  2. 4-and  the  woman  took  the  two  men 

6.2  2.and  bring  out  thence  thtwoman 
JWg.4.9.fhall  fell  Sifera  into  the  hand  of  a  woman 
'9. 55. a  certain  woman caft  a  pkeeef  amilftone 

54. that  men  fay  not,A  woman  flew  him 
1 3. 3. and  the  angel  appeared  unto  the  woman 
t.woman  came  and  told  her  husband 
jj.the  angel  of  God  came  again  to  the  woman 

10  and  the  woman  made  hafte,and  ran 

1 1  .art  thou  the  man  that  fpakeft  to  the  worn. 
1 3  .that  I  faid  to  the  woman,  let  her  beware 
14. and  the  woman  bare  a  fon 

i4.i.Samfonfawa woman  inTimnath 
2.1  have fecn  zwoman  in Timnath 
3.1s  there  never  a  woman  among  the  daught. 
7.wcnt«Jown,  and  talked  witluhe  woman 
io.fo  hisfithcr  went  down  unto  the  woman 

i6.4.he  loved  a  woman  in  the  valley  of  Sorek 

19.26. came  thzwom  in  the  dawning  of  the  day 
27. the  worn,  his  concubine  was  fallen  down 

20.4.the  husband  of  the  woman  that  was  (lain 
Rulb  1. 5. the  woman  was  left  of  her  twofons 

j.8.behold,awoj«fl»lay  at  his  feet 

1 1. doth  know  that  thou  art  a  vertuous  Worn. 
14-not  be  known  that  a  woman  came  into 

4. 1 1. Lord  make  the  woman\\Vz  Rachel  &  Le. 

1  SdfB.1.15.1  amawo»»(i«of  aforrowfull  fpirit 

iS.fo  the  woman  went  her  way 
23  .fo  the  w;w2abode,and  gave  her  fon  fuck 
2S.I  am  the  woman  that  flood  by  thee  here 
2.20.theLord  give  thee  feed  of  this  woman 
20.jo.thou  fon  of  the  perverfe  rebellious  worn. 
2.f -3-ilie  wasawoMWof  a  good  underfbnding 
28.7. feek  me  a  woman  that  hath  a  familiar  fpirit 
a  woffz.that  hatha  familiar  fpirit  at  End. 
8. and  they  came  to  the  woman  by  night 
j.and  thewomanfad,  Behold,thou  knoweft 
1 1. then  faid  the  wo?nan,Whom  fhall  I  bring 
1 2. when  the  woman  faw  Samuel, (lie  cried 

and  the  woman  fpake  to  Saul,  faying 
1 3. the  woman  faid  to  Saul,I  faw  gods  afcen. 
21. the  woman — -faw  that  he  was  fore  troubl. 
23. his  fervants  together  with  the  wom.com. 
24.the  woman  had  a  fat  calf  in  the  houfe 

2  S^».3.8.ch2tgeft  me -wth  a  fault  concer.this  w. 

1  i.2.from  the  roof  he  faw  a  woman  warning 

the  woman  was  very  beautifull  to  look 
3.David  fent  and  enquired  after  the  woman 
5. the  woman  conceived,  &  fent  &  told  Dav. 
2 1  .did  not  a  woman  caft  a  piece  of  a  milfto. 
1 3  •  1 7. put  now  this  woman  out  from  me 
14. 2. fent  to  Tekoah,&  fetcht  thence  a  wife  w. 
4. when  the  woman  fpake  to  the  king 
j. I  am  indeed  a  widow  woman 


8.king  faid  to  the  woman,  Go  to  thine  houfe 
9.and  the  woman  of  Tekoah  faid  to  the  king 
i2.BW»tf3faid,Let  thine  hand-maid ,1  pray 

1  -},.woman  faid,  Wherefore  then  haft  thou 
i8.the  king  anfwered,  &  faid  unto  the  warn. 

the  woman  faid, Let  my  lord  the  king 
ip.the  woman  anfwered,  &  faid,As  thy  foul 
27.fhe  was  a  woman  of  a  fair  countenance 
17.19.andtb.cTyo/fl1iBtook  &  fpread  2  coveting 
20.Abfoloms  fervants  came  to  the  weman 

and  the  woman  faid,  They  be  gone 
20.  i7.and  the  woman  faid,  Art  thou  Joab 
2 1. and  the  woman  hid  J*>eho\d  his  head 

2  z.woman  went  to  all  the  people  in  her  wif. 

1  Kin.]. 17. 1  and  this  woman  dwell  in  one  houfe 

1 8.that  this  woman  was  delivered  alfo 
I9.and  this  womans  child  died  in  the  aight 
22.and  the  other  woman  faid,  Nay.:  but  the 
26.then  fpake  the  worn,  whofe  the  child  was 
n.26.mothers  name  was  Zeruah,a  widow  wo. 
1 4.  f  .fhall  fain  herfelf  to  be  another  woman 
17.9.I  have  commanded  a  widow  worn,  to  fuft. 
10. widow  woman  was  there  gathering  fticks 
17. that  the  fon  of  the  woman  fell  fick 
24.  the  woman  faid  to  Elijah,By  this  I  know 

2  Kin.%<  1  .there  cried  a  certain  woman  of  the  wives 

8.paffed  to  Shunem,wherc  was  a  great  worn. 

i7>and  the  woman  conceived,and  bare  a  fon 
6.26.cried  a  iw».faying,Help,my  lord,0  king 

28. this  woman  faid  unto  me,Give  thy  fon 

30.  when  the  king  heard  the  words  of  the  w. 
8.i.then  fpake  Elifna  unto  the  woman 

2  .and  the  woman  arofe,&  did  after  the  faying 
3.  Tww.returned  out  of  the  land  of  the  Phil. 
5.wfl/».whofe  fon  he  had  reftor.  to  life,cried 

O  king, this  is  the  wom.Si.  this  is  her  fon 
6.when  the  king  asked  the  woman fiit  told 
9-34-go,  fee  now  this  curled  woman 
2  Cbro.z.  1 4.the  fon  of  a  wom.of  the  daugh.of  Dan 
24.7.the  fons  of  Athaliah  that  wicked  woman 
fob  3 1.9-if  my  heart  have  been  deceived  by  a  Worn. 
F/<zZ.48.6.andpain,as  cizvapmanin  travail 
58.8.paffe  away:hkethe  untimely  birth  ofa  w. 
1 1 3 .9. he  maketh  the  barren  woman  to  keep  ho. 
Pi-0.6.24.toketpthee  from  the  evill  woman 
2<5.for  by  means  of  a  whorifh  woman. 

3  2.adultery  with  a  woman,  lacketh  underfta. 
7.  lo.and  behold,there  met  him  a  woman 
9.13.8  foolifh  woman  is  clamorous 

1 1 .16. a  gracious  woman  retaineth  honour 

2  2.fo  is  a  fair  woman  without  difcretion 

1 2. 4. a  vertuous  woman  is  a  crown  to  her  husb. 
i4.i.every  wife  woman  buildeth  her  houfe 
2i.9.then  with  a  brawling  woman  in  a  wide  h. 
ij.then  with  a  contentious  3nd  angry  worn. 
25.24.then  with  a  brawling  woman,  and  in  a 

2  7.1  5  .and  a  contentious  woman  arealike 
30.20.fuch  is  the  way  of  an  adulterous  woman 

2 3. for  an  odious  woman  when  flic  is  married 

3  i.io.who  can  find  a  vertuous  woman 

3  o.a  woman  that  feareth  the  Lotd,  fhe  fhalbe 
Ecclef.7-z6.thc  woman  whofe  heart  is  fnares 

28. a  worn,  among  all  thofe  have  I  not  found 
ifai.  13.8 .fhalbe  in  pain  as  a  woman  chat  travaileth 
2 1. 3. as  the  pangs  ofa  woman  that  travaileth 
26.17.like  zs  zwoman  with  child 
42.i4.now  will  I  cry  like  a  travailing  woman 
45  .10. or  to  the  woman,VJhzt  haft  thou  brought 
49.1  5. can  a  woman  forget  her  fucking  child 
54. 6. the  L.  hathcalledtheeasa  woman  forfak. 
/cy.4.3  i.I  have  heard  a  voice  of  a  woman  in  trav. 
6. 2.of  Z  ion,to  a  comely  and  delicate  woman 

2  4.andpain,asofa  woman  in  travail 
I3.21  .forrows  take  thee  as  a  woman  in  travail 

2  2. 2  3  .the  pain  of  a  woman  in  travail 

30.6  hands  on  his  loins,as  a  woman  in  travail 

3  i.8.the  woman  with  child,  and  her  that  travai. 

2  2.a  woman  fhall  compaffe  a  man 
48.4  i.be  as  the  heart  ofa  woman  in  her  pangs 

Chap.  49.  22. 
49.24.forrows  have  taken  her  as  a  woman  in  tr. 
50  4  5. and  pangs,as  ofa  woman  in  travail 
Z.a«z.i.i7.Jerufalcm  is  as  a  menftruous  woman 
£•^.16.30.  work  of  an  imperious  whorifh  worn. 
18. 6" .neither  hath  come  neer  to  a  menflr.BWfl- 
23.44.as  they  go  in  unto  a  woman  that  playeth 


36.17.as  the  uncleanneffe  of  a  removed  worn. 
Ho/. 3. 1.  go  yet,  love  a  woman 

i3.i3.forrowsof  a  trzvzilingwoman  fhall  come 
Micah  4.9.have  taken  thee  as  a  woman  in  travail 

10.be  in  pain  like  a  woman  in  travail 
Zech.  j*7 .this  is  a  woman  that  firteth  in  the  midft 
Af<jf.5.28-looketh  on  a  woman  to  luft  after  her 

9.20.andbehold,a»wra3  which  was  difeafed 

2  2.  woman  was  made  whole  from  that  hour 
1 3 . 3  3  .vv  hich  a  woman  took  &  hid  in  three  mea. 
1  j.  2  2.a  woman  of  Canaan  came  out 

28.O  woman,gtat  is  thy  faith 
22.27.and  laft  of  all  the  woman  died  alfo 
26.7.10  him  a  woman  having  an  alabafter  box 

io.why  trouble  ye  the  woman 

1 3. that  thiswoman  hath  done,  be  told  for  a 
Mar.  5.2  5.  a  certain  woman  wcb  had  an  iffue  of  bio. 

3  3  .but  the  woman  fearing  and  trembling 
7.2  5 .a  certain  woman  whofe  young  daughter 

z6.ihc  woman  was  a  Greek 
10.12. if  a  woman  (hall  put  away  her  husband 
i2.2  2.!aft  of  all  the  woman  died  alfo 

Lu\e  20.  3  2. 
1 4. 3. there  came  a  woman  having  an  alabafter  b. 
Z.«^4.-26.unto  a  woman  that  was  a  widow 
7.37.3  woman  in  the  city,  which  was  a  (inner 
3  9.who,and  what  manner  of  woman  this  is 
44. he  turned  to  the  woman,  and  faid  unto 

Simon,Seeft  thou  this  woman 
4 5. this  woman  hath  not  ceafed  to  kifie  my  fe. 
46 .th\&  woman  hath  anointed  my  feet 
5 o.to  the  woman,Thy  faith  hath  faved  thee 
8.43.8  woman  having  an  iffue  of  blond  ^.yeers 
•47.when  the  woman  faw  that  (lie  was  not  hid 
10.38.3  certain  woman  named  Martha  received 
1 1 .  27. a  certain  woman  lite  up  her  voice 
i^.w.zwoman  which  had  afpirit  of  infirmity 
lz.woman,  thou  art  loofed  from  thine  infir. 
16. ought  not  this  woman,  being  a  daught.  of 
2 1. it  is  like  leaven  which  a  woman  took 
22.57.  woman,  I  know  him  not 
John  z.4-.woman,vihzt  have  I  to  do  with  thee 
4.7.thtre  cometh  a  woman  of  Samaria 
9. thin  faith  the  woman  of  Samaria 

of  me,which  am  a  woman  of  Samaria 
u.woman  faith  unto  f>im,Sir,thou  haft  noth. 
1 5.the  womanCsith  unto  him,Sir,give  me 
I7.tbe  worn,  anfwered,— I  have  no  husband 
1 9.the  woman  faith  unto  him,  Sir,I  perceive 
2 1  .BW»J#,beleeve  me,  the  hour  cometh 
25.w«/fl.faith  unto  him,  I  know  that  Meffias 
27. marvelled  that  he  talked  with  the  woman 
28.the  woman  then  left  her  water-pot 
39.beleeved  on  him,for  the  faying  of  the  W. 
42.faid  unto  the  weman,  Now  we  beleeve 
8. 3  .brought  unto  him  a  nwfl.taken  in  adultery 
^.thiswoman  was  taken  in  adultery 
9>and  the  woman  ftanding  in  the  midft 
lo.and  faw  none  but  the  woman 

woman,  where  are  thofe  thine  aecufers 
16.2 1. a  nwfl.when  fhe  is  in  travail  hath  forrow 
1  <).z6.woman,beho\d  thy  fon 
20. 1 3  woman pihy  weepeft  thou        Verfe  1  y. 
Ails  9.3  6.  this  woman  was  full  of  good  works 
1 6.1  .fon  ofa  certain  woman  wch  was  a  Jeweffe 
1 4-a  certain  woman  n3med  Lydia— heard  us 
17.34.and  a  woman  named  Damans 
Rom.  1 .  27. leaving  the  naturall  ufe  of  the  woman 
7. z.woman  which  hath  an  husband,  is  bound 
1  Cor. 7 . 1  .it  is  good  for  a  man  not  to  touch  a  worn. 
z.let  every  woman  have  her  own  husband 
i3.wfl«Srt»wchhath  a  husb.thatbekevethnot 
34.the  unmarried  worn,  careth  forthethings 
1  l.y.every  woman  that  prayetb  orprophefietn 
6. for  if  the  woman  be  not  covered,  let  her 

but  if  it  be  a  fhame  for  a  woman  to  be 
7.but  the  woman  is  the  glory  of  the  man 
1  o.the  woman  to  have  power  on  her  head 
13. is  itcomelythat  a  wwfl.prayto  G.uncov. 
1  ^ :if  a  woman  have  long  hair,  it  is  a  glory 
GrtZ.4-4.G0d  fent  forth  his  fon  made  of  a  woman 
1  Tbef.  5. 3.  as  travail  upon  zwoman  with  child 
i  Tm.z.  1 2  .but  I  fuffer  not  a  woman  to  teach 

iq.womanbting  deceived  was  in  the  tranfg. 
Revel. z.  2o.fuffereft  that  woman  Jezebel  to  feduce 
1 1. 1  .a  woman  clothed  vv  ith  the  fun 

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4-and  the  dragon  flood  before  the  woman 
6.and  the  woman  fled  into  the  wildernefle 
i3.heperfecuted  the  woman  wch  brought  for. 
1 4. to  the  woman  were  given  two  wings 
1  5. caft — water  as  a  flood,afttr  the  woman 
i6.and  the  earth  helped  the  woman 
17.2nd  the  dragon  was  wroth  with  the  worn. 
1?.$. a  woman,  fit  upon  a  fcarlet-coloured  beaft 
4-the  woman  was  arayed  in  purple  &  fcarlet 
6\and  I  faw  the  woman  drunken  with  the  bl. 
7.I  will  tell  thee  the  myllery  of  the  woman 
9.fevcn  mouncains,on  which  the  woman  lit. 
i8.nw/«.wbichthoufawcft>  is  that  great  city 

Bora  of  a  HDoman,  See  fl&ozrt. 

Man  joyned  with  UDoman,  Set  3$m. 

Strange  flDOtttatt,  See  Strange. 

Toung  ttDoman. 

Ruth  4. 1  z.fliall  give  thee  o(  this  young  woman 

KDoman=kinO. 
j  Imf.18.22.not  he  with  man-ki.as  w'*1  woman-\. 

t©omb. 
Gen.  1 5 .  i  j  .two  nations  are  in  thy  wottib 
24.behold,  twins  were  in  her  womb 
29.3  1. he  opened  her  womb  ;  but  Rachel  was 
jo. 2. withheld  from  thee  the  fruit  of  the  w»>#fr 

a  z.God  hearkened  to  her,  &  opened  her  wo, 
38.27.behold,there  were  tv/ins  in  her  womb 
49.2  5.ble(lings  of  the  brefts,and  of  the  womb 
iLtorf.  1 3. z.whatloeveropeneth  the  womb&mong 
Num.S.i6.in  ftead  of  fach  as  open  every  womb 

1  i.n.whea  he  comeihoutofhis  mothers  wo. 
Detit.y.i 3  .he  will  alfo  bleffe  the  fruit  of  thy  womb 
Judg.iz.^.z  Naaarite  unto  God  from  the  womb 

Verfe  7. 
i6.i7.aN3tarite  unto  G.  from  my  moth.wa. 
Ruth  1. 1 1. are  there  yet  any  mce  fons  in  my  womb 
1  Sam.  1.5. but  the  Lord  had  (but  her  womb 

6.becaufe  the  Lord  had  (hut  up  her  womb 
Job  1.2 1. naked  came  I  out  of  my  mothers  womb 
3. 10. (hut  not  up  the  doors  of  my  moth,  womb 

1  T.why  1.  ied  I  not  from  the  womb 
io.i8.btought  me  forth  out  of  the  womb 

19.I  (hould  have  been  carried  from  the  womb 
24.  20,  the  womb  thall  forget  him 
3 1.1  {.that  made  me  in  the  womb, make  him 

did  not  one  fafhion  us  in  the  womb 
18.I  have  guided  her  from  my  mothers  womb 
38.8.as  if  it  had  iflued  out  of  the  womb 
29.out  of  whofe  womb  came  the  yce 
Pfal.iz  .9-thou  art  he  that  took  me  out  of  the  wo. 
10. 1  was  caft  upon  thee  from  the  womb 
^S.j.the  wicked  are  eftranged  from  thewomb 
7i.6.by  thee  have  I  been  holden  up  from  the  w. 
iib.j.holinelfe  from  the  womb  of  the  morning 
127.3  .fruit  of  the  womb  is  his  reward 
1 39.13. thou  haft  covered  me  in  my  moth.wbsnb 
Pro.  3  o .  i6.the  grave,and  the  barren  womb 

3  i.2.and  what,  the  fon  of  my  womb 
Ecckf.^.i^.^s  he  cameforth  of  his  mothers  womb 

1 1. 5. nor  how  the  bones  do  grow  in  the  womb 
ifai.  13.1 8.have  no  pity  on  the  fruit  of  the  womb 
44.2.and  formed  thee  from  the  womb 

Verfe  24. 
46. 3. which  are  carried  from  the  womb 
48.iJ.was  called  a  tranfgrefTbur  from  the  womb 
49.i.the  Lord  hath  called  mrfrom  thewomb 
5.formed  me  from  the  womb  to  be  his  feryant 
1  f  .companion  on  the  fon  of  her  womb 
66. 9. and  fhut  the  wombfohh  thy  God 
Jer.  i.  5  .before  thou  cameft  forth  out  of  the  womb 
ao.  i7.becaufe  he  flew  me  from  the  womb 

her  womb  to  be  alwayes  great  with  me 
si  8. wherefore  camel  forth  out  of  the  womb 
U^.20. z6. through  the  fire  all  that  open,  the  w. 
Hof.g.  1 1. glory  (hail  flee  from  the  womb 
14-givc  them  a  mifcarrying  womb 
16. even  the  beloved  fruit  of  their  womb 
12.3. took  his  brother  bv  the  heel  in  thtwomb 
itto.19.12.fo  born  from  their  mochers  womb 
Ln\e  1, 15. with  the  holy  Ghcft  from  his  rnoth.w. 
3  i.thou  fhalt  conceive  in  thy  womb 
41.  bnbe  leaped  in  her  womb 
42.and  blefled  is  the  fruit  of  thy  womb 
44. babe  leaped  in  my  womb  for  joy 
2. 1 1. before  he  was  conceived  in  the  womb 
23„every  male  that  openeththemwzb  fhalbe 


1  i.27.blefled  is  the  womb  that  bare  thee 

ttoombs. 

Gc».2o.i8.clofed  up  all  the  wombs  of  the  houfe  of 
Lu^e  23.29.blefl.ed  are  the  wombs  that  never  bare 

Women. 
Gen.  14. 1  tf.Abram  brought  again— the  women 
1 8. 1 1  .with  Sarah  after  the  manner  of  women 
24. 1 1  .time  that  women  go  out  to  draw  water 
3 1.3  5  .thecuftome  of  women  is  upon  me 
3  3-y.and  faw  the  women  and  the  children 
Exodxi6.a$ice  of  a  midwife  to  the  Hebrew  worn. 
19. Hebrew  women  are  not  asthe  Egyp.  worn. 
2.7.call  to  thee  a  nurfe  of  the  Hebrew  women 
1 5.2o>and  all  the  women  went  out  after  her 
3  $.2  j.all  thewomen  that  were  wife  hearted  did 

2tf.jll  the  women  whofe  heart  ftirred  them 
38.*. the  looking-glaffes  of  the  women  ztitmbl. 
Levit.z6.z6.ten  women  fhall  bake  your  bresd 
Num.3  1. 9. took  all  the  women  of  Midian  captives 
1 5. have  ye  faved  all  the  women  alive 
iS.but  ail  the  women  children  that  have  not 
3  j.of  wwk»  that  had  not  known  man 
W^f.2o.i4.butthe^0OTi?»,  and  the  little  ones 
Jojh.8.3  y.with  the  women  and  the  little  ones 
Judg.  5. z^.blefted  above  women  (hall  Jael  the 

.blefled  fhall  (he  bcabovewfmen 
21. 14. had  faved  alive  of  the  womenoi  Jabelh 
i6.feeing  the  women  are  deftroyed  out  of 
Ruth  i.4.took  them  wives  of  the  women  of  Moab 
4.i4the  women  faid  unto  Naomi3BlefTed  be 
17 .the  women  her  neighbours  gave  itaname 

1  S'<wz.2.22.and  how  they  lay  with  thewomen 

q.zo.women  that  flood  by,faid,i?ear  not 
if  .3  3. as  thy  fword  hath  made  women  childleffe 
fo  fhall  thy  mother  be  child. among  wo. 
1 8.6".the  women  came  out  of  all  the  cities  of  If. 

7.and  die  women  anfwered  one  another 
ai. 4. kept  themfelvesat  leaft  from  women 

J  .of  a  truth  women  have  been  kept  from  us 
30.2.and  had  taken  the  women  captives 

2  Sam.  1 ,2<S.love  to  me  was  pairing  the  love  o(w. 

1  5.  i6.king  left  ten  women  to  keep  the  houfe 

1  I(jn.  3. 16. then  came  there  z.wom.thit  werehar. 

2  Kra.8.i2.andrip  up  then  women  with  child 

1  j.i6.and  all  the  women  with  child  he  ript  up 

2  3. 7. where  the  women  wove  hangings  for  the 

2  Cbro.zB.% .carried  away  captive—  zooooo.wom. 

Ncfr.13.26.him  didout-landimJOTOTeffcaufeto  fin 

£i?.i.9.Vafthi  the  queen  made  a  feaft  for  the  wo. 

1 7. this  deed— fhall  come  abroad  to  all  wo. 

2; 3. together  —to  the  houfe  of  the  women 

kings  chamberlain,  keeper  of  the  worn. 
8.to  the  cuftody  of  Hegai,keeper  of  the  worn. 
9.to  the  bell  place  of  the  houfe  of  the  women 
ii.walked  before  the  court  of  tbewomensh. 
S2.according  to  the  manner  of  the  women 
for  the  purifying  of  the  women 
•1 3  .to  go  with  her  out  of  the  houfe  of  the  wo. 
i4.returnedinto  the  fecond  houfe  of  thew. 
1  f  .what  the  keeper  of  the  women  appointed 
1 7. king  loved  Efther  above  all  the  women 
3. 1 3. both  young  &  old,little  children  &  worn. 
8.1  i.little  ones,  &  women,  &  to  take  the  fpoil 
Job  4  2. 1  5  .no  women  found  fo  fair  as  the  daugh.  of 
Pfal.q  y.9.kings  daugh.  were  among  thy  honou.nw. 
Pro. 1 1. 3. give  not  thy  ftrength  unto  women 
Cant.  1.8.O  thou  faireft  among  wemen,go  thy  way 
5.  9.O  thou  faireft  among  women 

Chap.  6.  1. 
ifai.  3. 1 2.  and  women  rule  over  them 

4-i.feven  women  (hall  take  hold  of  one  man 
1 9. 1 6\in  that  day  (hall  Egypt  be  like  to  women 
27.1  i.theiwsz«2  come  and  fetthemon  fire 

3  2.9-rife  up  ye  women  that  are  at  cafe 

io.fhall  ye  be  troubled ,ye  carelefle  women 
i  iitremble  ye  women  that  are  at  cafe 
_/e?".7.i8.and  'he  women  knead  their  dough  to 
9.i7.and  call  for  the  mourning  women 

fend  for  cunning  women  that  they  may 

20-hear  the  word  of  the  Lord,0  ye  women 

5  8. 12. all  the  wom.whicb  are  left  fhalbe  brought 

and  thofe  women  (hall  fay 

44.1  f.and  all  the  women  that  ftood  by  anfwer. 

24. Jeremiah  Cud  unto  all  the  women 
50.37. and  they  fhall  become  zswomeri 
51.30.  they  became  as  women 


Lam.z.zo.  fhall  the  women  eat  the  children  01  a 
4.io.women  have  fodden  their  children 
5. 1 1  .they  ravifhed  the  women  with  child 
E^li.%,  i4>behold,  there  fat  women  weeping 
9.6.fhy  utterly  little  children  and  women 
1 3. 1 8nor  to  the  women  that  fow  pillows 
i6.34.contrary  is  in  thee  from  other  women 
3  8.1  will  judge  thee  as  women  that  break 
4 1.  judgements  in  the  fight  of  many  women 

*  3.2.there  were  two  wom.the  daughters  of  one 

10.  and  fhe  became  famous  among  women 

44.  and  unto  Aholibah  the  lewd  women 

45.  and  after  the  manner  of  women  thit  fhed 

•  48.  that  all  women  may  be  taught  not  to  doe 
Don.i  1. 1 7.  he  fhall  give  him  the  daughter  of  wo. 

37-neither  (hill  he  regard  the  delire of  worn. 
Hof.  i  3. 1 6.  &  their  women  with  child  (hall  be  ript 
Amos  r .  1 3  .becaufe  they  ript  up  the  women  w  ith 
Mlcah  z.9.women  of  my  people  have  ye  caft  out 
Nabum  3.13.  people  in  the  midft  of  thee  are  wont. 
Zecb.^.g. came  out  two  women,  and  the  wind  was 
8.4.and  old  women  dwell  in  the  ftreets  of  Jeru. 
14.2. the  women  ravifhed ,and  halfof  the  city 
Mat.11.1 1  .among  them  that  are  born  of women 
14.2 1.  five  thoufand  men,befide  women  &  ch  jl. 
Chip.  15.  38. 
24.4 1. two  women  fhall  be  grinding  at  the  mill 
Lu\e  1 7.3  5. 
27-fS.and  many  women  were  there 
28. 5  .faid  un:o  the  women,  Fear  ve  not 
Mar{  1  f^o.alfo  women  looking  on  afar  off 

4 1  .and  many  other  women  which  came  up 
Lu\e  1.28.  blefled  art  thou  among  women,  and 

Verfe  42. 
7»28.  among  thofe  that  are  born  oiwomen 
8.2.and  certain  women  which  had  been  healed 
23. 17-and  of 'women  which  alfo  lamented  him 
49.^and  the  women  that  followed  him  from 
J  y.and  the  women  alfo  followed  after 
24. 1  o.and  the  other  worn  •  that  were  w  ith  them 
22.certam  women  of  our  company  made  us 
24.  found  it  even  fo  as  the  women  had  faid 
Acts  H4.continued  in  prayer  with  the  women 
I3-S°Jewes  ftirred  up  devout  women 
16. 1 3.  and  fpake  unto  the  women  which  refort. 
17.4.  and  of  the  chief  women  not  a  few 
1 2.alfo  ofhonourable  women  which  were 
Rom.i.z6.  eren  their  women  did  leave  the  nation 
i  Cw.  14.34.  let  your  women  keep  fikneein  the 
3  5  .a  fhame  for  the  women  to  fpea  k  in  the 
Pto.4.3  .help  thofe  women  which  laboured  with 

1  Tim.z.y.  that  worn,  adorn  themfelves  in  modeft 

10.  which  becomech  women  profcfllng  godli. 

1 1.  let  the  women  learn  in  filence 
Ji2.the  elder  women  as  mothers 

14.I  will  that  the  younger  women  marry 

2  T«a.3.6.andlead  captive  filly  women 

Titus  2.3.the  aged  women  likewife»  that  they  be 

4.  may  teach  the  younger  women  to  be  fober 
Hcb.  11.35.  worn,  received  their  dead  raifed  to  life 

1  Ptf.3.5.after  this  manner  the  holy  women  alfo 
Rev.^.S.  they  had  hair  as  the  hair  of  women 

14.4.  thefe  are  not  defiled  with  women 
Men  and  VOOttlt n,  See  i^en. 
Men,Wiwacn  &  cbildren,See  CljilDiCJt. 
Singmg-Women,See  j-gjfngina. 
Strang  e  tJDomcn,  See  jfetrefngc 
Womcn-fcrvants. 
Gen.  so.  i4.took  womc a-fcrvants,  and  gave  them 
3  2.5.I  have  men-favants,  and  women-kmms 

2  a.  he  took  his  two  women-fctmms 

isponoer. 
Dext.i$.i  .and  giveth  thee  a  Ggn  or  a  wonder 
2.and  the  fign  or  wonder  come  to  pafle 
28.46.  tbey  fhall  be  upon  thee  for  a  wonder 

2  Cbro.zz.31.  unto  him  to  enquire  of  the  wonder 
Pfal.7 1. 7. 1  am  as  a  wonder  to  many 

//a. 20. 3. and  bare-foot  for  a  fignand  wonder 

29. 14.e1.en  a  marvellous  work  and  a  wondet 
Ails  3 .  io.3nd  they  were  filled  with  wonder 
Rev.  1 2 . 1  .there  appeared  a  great  wonder  1  n  heaven 

3  .there  appeared  another  wonder  in  heaven 

jponDer. 
Ua,z9.o.  flay  your  (lives  and  wonder 
Jir.q.y.and  the  prophets  (tall  wonder 
Hab.  1 . 5  .behpld,and  ww/<&rmarve5!ouf!y 
Ails  1 3. 41  .bihold, ' 


WON       WON 


WON      WOO 


WO  o      w  o 


Ails  1 1  -4i  .behold,  ye  defpifers,and  wonder 
Sew/.  17. 8. they  that  dwell  in  the  earth  ihall  won< 

MDOtlDetfoH, 
Ztotf.28.59.the  L.will  make  thy  plagues  wonderf. 
z  Sam.i.z6.wonderfuU,i>3.ftMgthe  love  of  women 
z  Cbro.2.9.fortbehoufeihalbewfl»dcr/0#  great 
Job  4Z.  j.things  too  wonder  full  for  me 
P/^.H9.i29-thy  teftimonies  are  wonderfull 

i  j9-6.fuch  knowledge  is  too  wonder  full  for  me 
Pro.i 0.18. three  things  which  are  too  wonderfull 
lfai.9.6.  bis  Name  (hall  be  called  Wonderfull 
z  5.  i.for  thou  haft  done  wonderfull  things 
28.29-which  is  wonderfull  in  counfell 
Jet.%. 50a  wonderf.  thing  is  committ.  in  the  land 
Mat.il .  1 5  .faw  the  wonderfull  things  that  he  did 
©Hontjcrfttil  w«^5,Sce  «po?t$0. 
KDonDerfulIp. 
1  Sam.6.6.vthm  he  had  wrought  wonderfully 
ZVa-139.14.Ue  praife  tbee,for  I  am— wond. made 
Law.  1. 9.therefore  (he  came  Aoviawonder fully 
Dan.S. z^and  he  (hall  deftroy  wonderfully 

ttponfeeret). 
Ipi.j9.16.and  wondered  that  there  was  no  intetc. 

6 j. 5. and  I  wondered  that  there  was  none  to 
Zeck.3.8.forthey  are  men  wondered  at 
Mat.  1 5.5  i.infomuch  that  the  multitude  wondered 
Mar. 6.1 1. they  were  fore  amazed— and  wondered 
Luke  z .  1 8.all  they  that  heard  it  wondered 
4.2  z.wondered n  the  gracious  words  which 
8.15. wondered,  faying  one  to  another,  What 
9.4j.but  while  they  wondered  every  one 
1 1.  t4.the  dumb  fpake :  and  the  people  wonder. 
i4.4i.beleeved  not  for  joy,  and  wondered 
.4#J7.}i.whenMofes  faw  it,he  wondered  at  the 
8. 1 3. he  continued  with  Philip,and  wondered 
ijeu.ij.j.andall  the  world  wondered  after  chebe. 
1 7. 6. faw  hir,I  wondered  with  great  admiration 
liponuetittg. 
GeM.24.2i  .the  man  wo»dm«|  ather,held  his  pea. 
Luke  24. 1 2.departed,  wondering  in  himfelf 
All s  3 . 1 1  .the  people  ran  together— greatly  wond. 
HD3rrt)erous. 

Ffal.Tz.  1 8 .who  only  doth  wonderom  things 
86.10.art  great,and  doeft  wonderom  things 
1 19.1 8.behold  wonderom  things  out  of  thy  law 
tIDonueroaff  works- 
1  Cfe-«.i6.9.talkyouof  all  his  wonderous  works 

Pfal.  10  j.  2. 
Job  3  7. 1 4.confider  the  wonderom  works  of  God 

1 6.wonderous  works  of  him  which  is  perfect 
Pfal- 16.7. and  tell  all  thy  wonderom  works 

71. 1 7. hitherto  have  I  declared  thy  wo»d.works 
7  f.i.thy  wonderom  works  declare 
7  8.3  2. and  beleeved  not  for  his  wonder,  works 
106.  zz.wonderous  works  in  the  land  of  Ham 
1 19.27.fo  (hall  I  talk  of  thy  wonderom  works 
14?  .f  .1  will  fpeak  of  thy  wonderom  works 
Jer.zi  .2. according  to  all  his  wonderom  works 
15DonOcroa(lp. 

/fldf.  1  j.  1 9.  and  the  angel  did  wonderoufy 
Joel  2.2  6.Lord  hath  dealt  won&eroufly  with  you 

KDonDer0. 
E.vod.  3. 20.  and  fmite  Egypt  with  all  my  wonders 
4. 2 1. fee  thou  do  all  thofe  wonder s  before  Phar. 
7. 3. my  wonders  in  the  land  of  Egypt 

Chap.  11.  9. 
1 1 . 1  o.Mofes  and  Aaron  did  all  tbefe  wonders 
if. 1 1  fearfull  in  praifes,doing  wonders 
Deat.4-34.by  figns,and  by  wonders,3nd by  war 
S.zz.wonders  great  and  fore  upon  Egypt 
7. 1 9. the  figns,  and  the  wonders,  and  the 
26.8.brought  us  out  of  Egypt— with  wonders 
34.11. in  all  the  ligns  and  the  wonders  which 
Jofb.^.j.iot  to  morrow  the  Lord  will  do  wonders 
1  Chro.\6. 1 2.  remember  —  his  wonders 
Nefo.9.io.and  fhewedft  figns  and  wonders  on  Pha, 

I7.neither  were  mindfull  of  ihe  wonders 
Job  9.io.yca,and  wonders  without  number 
Pfal.77. 1  i.furely  I  will  remember  the  wonders  of 
i4.thou  art  the  God  that  doeft  wonders 
78.11.  forgat— his  wonders  that  he  had  (hewed 

4 3. and  his  wonders  in  the  field  of  Zoan 
88.10.wilt  thoufhew  wonders  to  thedead 

1 2-fhall  thy  wondersbe  known  in  the  dark 
go. f  .the  heavens  lhall  praife  thy  wonders 
.3  .declare  his  wonders  among  all  people 


io<}.$.hiswonders,  &  the  judgements  of  his  m. 

27. and  wonders  in  the  land  of  Ham 
106.7. our  fathers  underftood  not  thy  wonden 
i07.24.thefefee  his  wonders  in  the  deep 
1 3  j.g.wonders  into  the  midft  of  thee,0  Egypt 
1 3  6.4.to  him  who  alone  doth  great  wonders 
ifai.S.  1 8.13and  the  children — are  for  wonders 
Jer.i  2.20.which  hath  fet  figns  and  wonders 

2 1. brought  forth  thy  people — with  wonders 
DM.4.2.I  thought  it  good  to  (hew  the  —  wonders 
3. how  mighty  are  his  wonders 
6.27. he  worketh  figns  and  wonders  in  heaven 
i2.6.how  long  (hall  it  be  to  the  end  of  thefe  w. 
Joel  2.30.I  willihew  wonders  in  heaven 

Ails  z.  19. 
3faJ.24.24.and  (hall  (hew  great  figns  and  wonders 

Mar.  13.22- 
John  4.48.except  ye  fee  figns  &  wond.  ye  will  not 
Alls  2.22.aman  approved  ofGod — by  wonders 
4 3. and  many  wonders  and  figns  were  done 
4-30.and  that  (igns  and  wonders  may  be  done 
J.i2.were  many  figns  and  wonders  wrought 
6. 8. and  Steven— did  great  wonders  &  miracles 
7. 3 6. after  that  he  had  (hewed  wonders 
i4-3.and  granted  figns  and  wonders  to  be  done 
1  J.  1 2.declaring  what  miracles  and  wonders 
Kfl>».  if.  19. through  mighty  frgnsand  wonders 
2  Cor.12.12.in  figns,  &wonders,8c  mighty  deeds 
2  T^/.2.9.with  all  power, — and  lying  wonders 
He&.2.4.both  with  figns,and  wonders,  and 
Revel.  13.13  .and  he  doth  great  wonders 
Won. 

1  Cfoy7.26.27.out  of  the  fpoils  won  in  battels 
Pro.  1 8 . 1 9. a  brother  offended  is  harder  to  be  won 
1  Vet.  3 . 1. be  won  by  the  converfation  of  the  wives 

ttpont. 
Exod.z  i.29.if  the  oxe  were  wont  to  pu(h 
Hum  2 2.30. was  lever  woar  to  do  fo  unto  thee 

1  SaOT.30.3 1.  Dav.&  his  men  were  wont  to  haunt 

2  W2. 20.1 8. they  were  wont  to  fpeak  in  old  time 
D<J8.3.r9.more  then  it  was  wont  to  be  heat 
Ato.27.1 5. the  governour  was  wont  to  releafe 
,Mtfi\io.i.as  he  waswotf',  he  taught  them 
Luke  22.39.he  came  out,and  went  as  he  was  wont 
Ails  1 6. 1 3. where  prayer  was  wont  to  be  made 

no  oca. 

Gw.22.3.and  clave  the  wood  for  the  burnr-effer. 

6.  Abraham  took  the  wood  of  the  burnt-offer. 

7.behold  the  fire  and  the  wood :  but  where  is 

9.1aid  the  wood  in  order ,and  bound  Ifaac 

and  laid  him  on  the  altar  upon  the  wood 

Exod.7. 19.1x1  veffels of wood,8c  in  veffels  of  ftone 

3  f  .3  3. and  in  carving  of  wood,to  make  any 
Levit.  1 .7  .lay  the  wood  in  order  upon  the  fire 
8  .and  the  fat  in  order  upon  the- wood 
1 2. lay  them  in  order  on  the  wood 
1 7. upon  the  wood  that  is  upon  the  fire 
3.  f  .which  is  upon  the  wood  that  is  on  the  fire 
4.i2.andburnhimon  the  wood  with  fire 
6.1 2.the  prieft  (hall  burn  wood  on  it 
1 1 .3  2.whether  it  be  any  veffel  of  wood,oc 
1 5. 1 2-every  veffel  of  wood  (hall  be  rinfed 
Num.  1 3 .20.whethcr  there  be  wood  therein  or  not 
3  r  .20.purifie  all  things  made  of  wood 
3  j.  1 8. fmite  him  with  an  hand-weapon  of  wood 
De«i.4«28.work  of  mens  hands,wood  and  ftone 
1  o.  i  .and  make  thee  an  ark  of  wood 
i9.<;.when  amangoeth  into  the  wood  to 
28.36.ferve  other  gods,woodand  ftone 

Verfe  64. 
29.1 1. from  the  hewer  of  thy  wood,  eyen  to 
1 7. ye  have  feen — their  idols,  wood  &  ftone 
Joft.y.zihut  let  them  be  hewers  of  wood 

23.  from  being  bond-men  &  hewers  of  wood 
27.Jofhua  made  them  hewers  of  wood 

17.1  f. then  get  thee  up  to  the  wood-coumrey 
18.it  is  a  wood,  and  thou  (halt  cut  it  down 

/«rfg.6.26.offerabumt-facrifice  with  the  woodof 
1  Sam.6.  i4.they  clave  the  wood  of  the  cart 

1 4 . 2  j  .all  they  of  the  land  came  to  a  wood 
2^.when  the  people  were  come  into  the  wood 

23.1  f  .in  the  wilderneffe  of  Ziph  in  a  wood 
i6.went  to  David  into  the  wood 
18. and  David  abode  in  the  wood 
1 9-with  us  in  ftrong  holds  in  the  wood 
z  Sd?».i8.6.battell  was  in  thewood  of  Epbraim 


Z.wood  devoured  more  people  then  the  fwo. 

I7.and  oft  him  into  a  great  pit  in  the  wootf 

24.2  2.otherinfttumentsofthe  oxen  for  wood 

j  Kjn.6. 1  f  .he  covered  them  on  the  infide  with  w. 

1 8. 2  3. cut  it  in  pieces,and  lay  it  on  the  wood 

lay  it  on  wood,  and  put  no  fire  under 
3  3.  he  put  the  wood  in  order 

he  laid  the  bullock  on  the  wood 

and  pour  it  on  the  wood 

38.confumed  the burnt-facriflce,  &  thewood 

z  Kjn.z.z^.  came  forth  s.  (lie-bears  out  of  the  w. 

64.came  to  Jordan,they  cut  down  wood 

19.18  .work  of  mens  hands,wood  and  ftone 

1  Chro.  16.3  3.  trees  of  the  wood  iing  out  at  the  pre. 

2 1. 2  3  .and  the  threfhing  inftruments  for  wood 
29. 2.  and  wood  for  things  of  wood 

2  Chro.z.i6.v/e  will  cut  wood  out  of  Lebanon 
Nebem.Z.q.Ezn  flood  upon  a  pulpit  of  wood 
Job  4 1. 2  7. he  cfteemeth  brafle  as  rotten  wood 
Pfal.80.1 3. the  bore  out  of  thewood  doth  wafte 

83. 14.3s  the  fire  burnetii  the  wood 
96.1 2.all  the  trees  of  the  wood  rejoyce 
13  2.6. found  it  in  rhe  fieldsof  the  wood 
i4i.7.andcleaveth  wood  upon  the  earth 

Pn>.26.20.where  no  wood  is,  the  fire  goeth  out 
2i.as  coals  are  ro  burning  coals,  &  wood  to 

Ecclef.i. 6, to  water  therewith  the  wood  that 

io.9.he  that  cleaveth  wood  (hall  be  endangered 

Cant.  z.  3.  apple-tree  among  the  trees  of  the  wood 
j.p.made  himfelf  a  charet  of  the  wood  of  Lcb. 

lfa'1.7. 2,as  the  trees  of  the  wood  are  moved  with 
lo.tf.fhould  lift  up  it  felf,as  if  it  were  no  wood 
30.33  .pile  thereof  is  fire  and  much  wood 
37.19.work  of  mens  hands,woodand  ftone 
4f.20.no  knowledge  to  fet  up  the  wood  of  their 
60. 1 7 .  for  wood  braffe,and  for  ftones  iron 

Jer.j  .i4.thi$  people  wood,8i  it  (hall  devour  them 
7.i8.thechildiengather  wood 
28.1 3. thou  haft  broken  the  yokes  of  wood 
46.22.againft  her  with  axes,as  hewers  ofwood 

Lam.  f.4.our  wood  is  fold  unto  us 

1 3. the  children  fell  under  the  wood 

£^.15".  3. (hall  wood  be  taken  thereof  to  do  any 

20.3  2.toferve  wood  and  ftone 
24.10. heap  on  wood,  kindle  the  fire 

3  9.10X0  that  they  (hall  take  no  wood  out  of 

4i.i6.overagainft  the  door  cieled  with  wood 

22. the  altar  of  wood  was  three  cubits  high 

and  the  wals  thereof  were  of  wood 
D<w.?.4.praifed  the  gods— of  wood,snd  of  ftone 

2  3. thou  haftpraifed  the  gods  of — woodand 
Micah  7.  i4.which  dwell  folitarily  in  thewood 
Hab.z.iq.wo  to  him  that  faith  to  the  wood,Awake 
H<ig.i.8.bring  wood,  and  build  the  houfe 
Zecb.  1 2. 6. like  an  hearth  of  fire  among  the  wood 

1  Cm.  3. 1 2. on  this  foundation,— wood,  hay,  ftub. 

2  T««.2.20.but  alfo  of wood,  and  of  earth 
Keae/.9.20.idolsof — wood,  which  can  neither  fee 

1 8. 1 2.filk,and  fcarlet,  and  all  Thyne  wood 

all  manner  veffels  of  moft  precious  wo- 
WMteoffcrw,  See  3[>ffertag* 

adooos 

£^-34.25.they  lhall  fleep  in  the  woods 

JIDOOf. 
Lev  it.  1 3 .48  .whether  it  be  in  the  warp,or  woof 
49.either  in  the  warp,  or  in  the  woof 
5 1 .if  the  plague  be  ipread  —in  the  woof 
5  2.burn  that  garmenr,whether  warp  or  woof 
5  3  .be  not  fpread  -in  the  warp,or  in  the  woof 
5  tf.rend  it— out  of  the  warp,or  out  of  the  w. 
57.  appear ftill— in  the  warp,  or  in  the  woof 
5  8.and  the  garment,either  warp,  or  woof 
59.eitherin  the  warp,or  woof,  or  any  thing 
ttDooll. 
Judg.6.n.l  will  put  a  fleece  of 'wooll  in  the  floor 
2  JQ».j.4.an  hundr.  thoufand  rams  with  thewood 
Pfal.  147. 16. he  giveth  fnow  like  wooll 
Pro. 3 1. 13. (he  feeketh  wooll  and  flaxe 
//«.  1. 1 8. be  red  like  crimfin,they  (halbe  as  wooll 

f  i.8.the  worm  (ball  eat  them  like  wodl 
E3tif.27.18.in  the  wine  of  Helbon,  &  white  W09U 
3 4. 3. and  ye  clothe  you  with  the  wooll 
44. 17.no  wooll  (hall  come  upon  them 
Dan.7-9.the  hair  of  his  head  like  the  pure  Wooll 
Ho/!2.f. that  give  me — my  wooll  and  my  flax 
9.and  will  recover  my  wooll  and  my  flax 

Heb.  9. 19. 


WOO       W  O  R 


W  O  R      W  O  R 


W  O  R      W  O  R 


Heb.g.ig.  with  water  5and  fcarlet  wool,  and  hyfop 
Rev. 1. 1 4. his  hairs  were  white  like  wool 

aoooHw. 

LeiM347.whether  it  be  a  woollen  garment,or 
4$.  in  the  warp  or  woof,of  linnen  or  woollen 
f  2.whether  warp,or  woof,  woolknjvt  in  lin. 
f  9-in  a  garment  of  linnen  or  woollen 
19. 1 9. a  garment  mingled  with  linnen  &  woll. 
Dent.  22.1 1  .as  of  woollen  and  linnen  together 

SROi'D. 
Gen.i  7.14.  and  bring  me  word  againe 

44.i.according  to  rhe  word  that  Jofeph  had 
i8.fpeak  a  word  in  my  Lords  ears 
ExodJS.  1 3  .Lo.  did  according  to  the  word  of  Mof. 

Verfe  31. 
1 2.3  y .did  according  to  the  word  of  Mofes 
14. 1  2.1s  not  this  the  word  that  we  did  tell 
3  r.i8.child.of  Levi  did  according  to  the  word 
Lev.io.j.they  did  according  to  the  word  of  Mofes 
Num. 1  j.26.and  brought  back  word  unto  them 
22.8.I  will  bring  you  ?wdagain  ,as  the  Lord 
io.but  yet  the  wordthat  I  fhall  fay  unto 
3  y.onely  the  wordthat  I  fhall  fpeake 
^S.wordthzt  God  putteth  m  my  mouth 
23.5.  Lord  put  a  word  in  Baalams  mouth 
Deut.i.zz.and  bring  us  word  againe 
2  5 .  and  brought  us  word  againe 
4. 2.not  adde  unto  the  word  which  I  command 
8.3.  but  byevery  wo.  that  proceedeth  out  of  the 
9-  y.  may  perform  the  word  which  the  Lofware 
1 8.20.prefume  to  fpeak  a  word  in  my  Name 

21.  how  fhall  we  know  the  word  which  the 
21. f.  by  their  iwrf  fhall  every  controverfie  and 
30.  i4.the  word  is  very  nigh  unto  thee 
Jojh.  1 . 1 3 .  remember  the  word  w  hich  Mofes  com. 
8.3  y.was  not  a  word  which  Mofes  commanded 
I4.7.and  I  brought  him  word  againe 
22.32 .and  brought  them  woi'd  againe 

1  Sam.q.  1.  the  word  of  Samuel  came  to  all  Ifrael 

2  Sam.t. 1 1  .could  notanfwer  Abner  a  word  again 
7. 7. (pake  I  award  with  any  of  the  tribes 

%%.  the  wordthat  thou  haft  fpoken  concern. 

14. 1 2 .  fpeake  one  word  unto  my  lord  the  king 
17.  wordof  my  lord  the  king  fhall  now  be 

16.28.  come  word  from  yon  to  certifie  me 
1 9. 1  o.fpeak  ye  not  a  kw</  of  bringing  the  king 
24.4.^  kings  word  prevailed  againft  Joab 

1  Chron.n.^. 
i  J(/«.2.30.Benaiah  brought  the  king  word  againe 
42.the  word  that  I  have  heard  is  good 
8.y6.not  failed  one  wordof  all  his  good  proph. 
1 8. 2 1  people  anfwered  him  not  a  word 
20.9.  and  brought  him  word  againe 
2 1.4.  becaufe  of  the  word  which  Naboth  had 
z  Kjn.6.1 8.according  to  the  word  of  Eliflia 
18.28.  hear  the  wwrfofthe  great  king 
36.  and  anfwered  him  not  a  word 
2,2.9.  Shaphan  brought  the  king  word  again 
20.  they  brought  the  king  word  againe 

1  Cbron.  34.  28. 

1  Cbro.\6.i  y.the?w<i  which  he  commanded  to 

I7.6.fpake  I  zwordto  any  of  the  judges  of 
zi.6.kings  word  was  abominable  to  Joab 
ii.what  word  I  fhall  bring  unto  him  that 

2  C&w^.ifi.broughc  the  king  wordback  again 
Neb.  1.8.  the  word  that  thou  commanded  thy  ferv. 
Eftber  r.2  i.did  according  to  the  wo.  of  Memucan 

7 . 8.  as  the  word  went  out  of  the  kings  mouth 
Job  z.  1 3. none  fpake  a  word  unto  him 
p/a/.  17.4. works  of  men,by  the  word  of  thy  lips 
63.1 1. the  Lord  gave  the  word 
10  $.2.the  word  which  he  commanded  to  a 
1  r  9.49.remtmber  the  wordanto  thy  fervant 
123.  and  for  the  word  of  thy  righteoufneffe 
1 3  9.4-there  is  not  a  wordia  my  tongue,but 
J  Pw.i2.2?.butagoodnwdmaketh  it  glad 

13.13.  whofo  defpifeth  the  word  fhall  be  deftr. 
14. if  .the  fimple  beleeveth  every  word 

1  %.z  3  .a  word  fpoken  in  due  feafon  how  good 
,      2  y.  1 1  a  word  fitly  fpoken  is  like  apples  of  gold 
Ecclef.%.^.  where  the  word  of  a  king  is,  there  is 
,  J'p.24[.the'8wrfthatlfaiah  faw  concerning 

y.24.defpifed  the  wordof  the  holy  One  of  Jfra. 

8. 1  o.fpeak  the  word,znd  it  fhall  not  ftand 
I     9.8.  the  Lord  fent  a  word  unto  J^cob 
U    29.21 .  that  make  a  man  an  offender  for  a  word 


30*2 1.  thine  ears  fhall  hear  a  wordbehind 
36.2  i.and  anfwered  him  not  a  word 
41.28.  asked  of  thcm,couldanfweraiw^ 
44.2  6.that  confirmeth  the  word  of  his  fervant 
4  y.  2  3  .the  wordis  gone  out  of  my  mouth  in 
yo.4.how  to  fpeak  a  word  in  feafon  to  him  that 
Jer.5.1 3. and  the  rwdisnot  in  them 

7.  i.the  word  that  came  to  Jeremiah  from  the 

Chap.n.i.&  18. 1. 

9.10.  let  your  ear  receive  the  word  of  his  mouth 

10. 1  .hear  ye  the  word  which  the  Lord  fpeaketh 
18.18  .nor  the  word  from  the  prophet 

2 1 . 1 .  the  word  which  came  to  Jeremiah  from 

Chajo.i.Sc  32.1.&  34. 1. &  3J.1.&40.1. 
23.36.cv1.ry  mans  word  (hill  be  his  burden 
25-1. the  word  that  came  to  Jeremiah  concern. 
26.2.fpeak  unto  them :  dnninifh  not  a  word, 
28.9.when  the  word  of  the  prophet  fhall      : 
34. 5.  for  I  have  pronounced  the  word 

8.this  is  the  word  ihat  came  to  Jeremiah 
37.17.faid,  Is  there  any  word  from  the  Lord 
44.1.  the  word  that  caate  to  Jerem.  concerning 
i6.as  for  the  wordthat  thou  haft  fpoken  unto 
4f  .i.the  wordthat  Jeremuh  the  prophet  fpake 
46 . 1 3 .  the  word  that  the  Lord  fpake  to  Jeremi. 
50.1.  the  word  that  the  Lord  fpake  agai.Babyl. 
y  1 .  59. the  word  which  Jeremiah  the  prop.  com. 
E^.3.17.  therefore  hear  the  word 3.x.  my  mouth 

12.2  f.word  that  I  fhall  fpeak  fhall  come  to 

in  your  dayes  will  I  fay  a  word 
28.  but  theword  that  I  have  fpoken  fhall  be 
1 3«6.that  they  would  c:nfirm  the  word 
33.7.fhaltheartheJW<Jat  my  mouth 

30. hear  what  is  the  word  thatcometh  from 
DflS.3.28.  and  have  changed  the  kings  word 
4. 17. and  the  demand  by  the  word  of  the  holy 
3 1.  while  the  word  was  in  the  kings  mouth 
Jonah  "$.6. the  word  came  unto  the  king  of  Nineve 
Hag.z.  y  .according  to  the  word  that  I  covenanted 
Mat.z.S. found  hin>,  bring  me  word  againe 

13.  be  thou  there  urn  ill  I  bring  thee  word 
4.4.  but  by  every  word  that  proceedeth  out 
8.8.but  fpeak  the  word  onely,and  my  fervant 
j 2.3  2.  whofoever  fpeaketh  a  word  againft  the 
36.that  every  idle  word  that  men  fhall  fpeak 
1 3 .  i9.whcn  any  one  heareth  the  word  of  the 
20. the  fame  ishe  that  heareth  the  wordwith 

21.  when  tribulat.  arifeth  becaufe  of  the  wo. 

Mar\^.  17. 

22.  is  he  that  heareth  thenwd,and  the  cares 

deceitfulneffe  of  riches  choak  the  wo. 

23.  is  he  that  heareth  the  word  and  underfta. 
1  y.23.  but  he  anfwered  her  not  a  word 
i8.i6.every  wordtwzybe  eftablifhed 
22.46.no man  was  able  toanfwer  him  a  word 
27.  i4.heanfwued  him  to  never  award 

28-8. run  to  bring  his  difciples  word 
Mark  2.2.he  preached  the  word  unto  them 
4.14.  the  fowerfoweth  the  ward 

iy.way  fide,  where  the  nwrf  isfowen 


i7-2o.beleeve  on  me  througn  their  word 
Acts  6.4.and  to  the  miniftry  of  rhe  word 
8.4.went  every  where  preaching  the  word 
10. i6.tht  word  which  God  fent  unto  thechild. 

37.tb.at  word  (I  fay)  you  know,which  was 
1 1. 1 9.  preaching  the  wordio  none  bu:  unto 
13. 1  y.  if  ye  have  any  word  of  exhortation  for 

26.ro  you  is  the  wordof  this  falvation  fent 
14-J-whichgave  teftimony  unto  the  word 

zy.had  preached  the  word  in  Peroa,they 
1  S".7.fhould  hear  the  wordof  the  g°ofpel 
16.6.10  preach  the  wordin  Afia 
17- "-in  that  they  received  the  word  with  all 
20.3  2.and  to  the  word  of  his  grace  which  is 
28.2y.after  that  Paul  had  fpoken  one  word 
Rom.io.S.zhc  word  is  nigh  thee,evenin  thy  mouth 
that  is  the  word  of  faith  which  we 
1  f.  1  S.obf  dient  by  word  and  deed 

1  Cor.  a.  zo.the  kingdom  of  God  is  not  in  word 

1 2.8.the  word  of  wifaom,to  another  the  word 

2  Cor.i.iS.word toward  you,was  not  yea  and  nay 

y .  ^.committed  unto  us  the  word  of  reconcil. 

10. 1 1. that  fuch  as  we  are  in  word  by  letters 

1  3 . 1  .fhall  every  word  be  eftablifhed 
Gal.  y.  1 4.all  the  law  is  fulfilled  in  one  word 

6.6. let  him  that  is  taught  in  the  word 
Ephcf.^.z6.wuhthe  wafting  of  water  by  the  word 
Phil. 1. t^.to  fpeak  the  word  without  fear 

2.i6.holdmg  forth  the  wordoi  life 
Col.i  .y  jn  the  word  of  the  truch  of  the  gofpcl 

3.i6.1tt  the  wordof  Chrift  dwell  in  you 
1 7.  whnfoever  ye  do  in  word  or  in  deed 

1  The/.  1. y. go! pel  came  not  unto  you  in  word only 

6.receivcd  thewwdin  much  affliction 

2  Tfe/.i.2.orbetroubled,neith.  by  fpir.norby  W. 

1  J.whether  by  word  fit  our  epiftle 
1 ;  .ftablifh  you  in  every  good  word  &  work 
3.  I4.and  if  any  man  obey  not  our  word 
1  Tim.q.iz.an  example  of  the  belcevers,in  word 

y.  1 7.  who  labour  in  the  word  and  doctrine 
2.T«7.2.i7.their  word  will  eat  as  doth  a  canker 

4.2.preach  the  rvordjot  inftant  in  feafon 
Tit.  t.j.hold  faft  the  faithfull  word 
Heb.  1. 3.  upholding  all  things  by  the  wordof  his 
z.2.if  the  word  fpoken  by  angels  was  ftedfaft 
4.2.the  word  preached  did  not  profit  them 
f. 1 3.1s  unskilfullin  theword  of  righteoufnefs 
7.z8.but  theword  of  the  oath  which  was  fince 
I2.i9.intrcated  that  the  wordfnoaM  not  be 
I3.22.fuffer  the  woftf  of  exhortation 
Jam.  1 .2 1. receive  with  meekneffc  the  engraff.wo. 
22.but  be  ye  doers  of  the  word 
2  3. if  any  man  be  a  hearer  of  the  word 
3.2.if  any  man  offend  not  in  word,  the  fame 

1  .Ptf.2.2.defire  the  fincere  milk  of  the  word 

8.even  to  them  which  ftumble  at  the  word 
3 .  i.that  if  any  obey  not  the  word,  they  alfo 

may  without  the  word  be  won  by  the 

2  Pef.Li9.we  have  a  more  fure  word  of  prophefie 
3  7. by  the  fame  word  are  kept  in  ftore 


taketh  away  the  word  that  was  fowen  in    1  John  1  .i.our  hands  have  handled  the  wordof  life 


16.  who  when  they  have  heard  the  word 
»8.fuch  as  hear  the  word,znd  the  cares  of  the 
i9.chokethe*wrf,and  itbecom.  unfruitfull 
20.fuch  as  hear  the  ward,  and  receive  it 
3  3 .  fuch  parables  fpake  he  the  wo.  unto  them 
14.72.  called  to  mind  the  word-that  Jefus  had 
1  <5.20.confirming  thcuwrfwith  fignes follow. 
Lu\e  i.2.andweremini&ersofthe»w-rf 
4.36.whata  wffrdis  this 
7.7«but  fay  in  a  word,  and  my  fervant  fhall  be 
8. 1 2.taketh  away  the  word  out  of  their  hearts 
1 3  .receive  the  word  w  ith  joy,  and  thefe 
1 7. having  heard  the  word,  keep  it 
1 2.  io.whofoever  fhall  fpeak  a  word  againft  the 
24.19.  a  prophet  mighty  in  deed  and  in  ward 
John  i.i-  in  the  beginning  was  the  Word 

the  Word  was  with  God, and  the  Word 
14.  and  the  Word  was  made  flefh 
2. 22. and  theword  which  Jefus  had  faid 
4.50.  man  beleeved  the  word  that  Jefus  had 
1  z.^S.word  that  I  have fpokcn,tbe  fame 
1 4. 2  ^.word  which  you  hear  is  not  mine 
1  f  ,3.ye.are  clean  through  the  word  that  I 
20.  remember  the  word  that  I  faid  unto  you 
ay.  that  the  word  might  be  fulfilled  that  is 


2.7. the  old  commandement  is  the  wo^d  which 
3. 1 8.1et  us  not  love  in  word,  neither  in  tongue 
y.7.the  Father,the  Word,md  the  holy  Ghoft 
Kcw«/.3.io.becaufethou  haft  kept  thewordof 
X  z.  1 1  .and  by  the  wordof  their  teftimony 
WOitSofGod,  Seev^oO. 
Heard  joyned  with  2r3o2t),  See  UeatQ. 
His  BD02D. 
Num.zj.zi.at  his  word  they  fhall  go  out 

and  at  his  word  they  fhall  come  in 
30.2.he  fhall  not  break  his  word 

1  Saw.  1.2  3. only  the  Lord  eftablifh  his  word 
z  Sam.zi.z.and  hiswordwas  in  my  tongue 

1 2*C?«.2.4.that  the  Lord  may  continue  his  word 
8.  zo.the  Lord  hath  performed  his  word 

2  Chro.  6. 1  o. 

2  Kin.  1. 16.no  God  in  Ifrael  to  enquire  of  his  wo. 
t  chro.10.1  y.Lord  might  perform  his  word  which 
P/a/.y6.4.m  God  I  will  praife hisawrf 

io.in  God  will  I  praife  his  word 

in  the  Lord  will  I  praife  his  word 
103. 20. hearkening  unto  the  voice  of  his  word 
ioy.  i9.untill  the  time  that  his  word  came 

2S.they  rebelled  not  againft  his  word 
106.24.thcy  beleeved  not  his  word  } 

107.  20.  h» 


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1 07.  io. he  fent  hiswar^and  healed  them 
1 30.  j  .and  in  his  word  do  I  hope 
147.1 5. his  word  runneth  very  fwiftly 
18. he  fendeth  out  his  wow(,and  melceth  them 
1  j.he  lheweth  his  word  unto  Jacob 
i48.8.hail,fnow  &-ftormy  wind  fulfil.hisnwd 
lfai.66. 5  .ye  that  tremble  at  his  word 
fcr.z  0.9/but  his  word  was  in  mine  heart 
Um.z.17.  he  hath  fulfilled  his  word 
Joel  2.1 1.  he  is  ftrong  that  executeth  his  word 
Matth.S.16.  he  caft  out  the  fpirits  with  his  word 
Lube  4.3  2.  for  his  word  was  with  power 
John  4.41.  beleeved,becaufe  of  his  own  word 

f.j8.ye  have  not  his  word  abiding  in  you 
Att.z.41  .then  they  that  gladly  received  his  word 
Titus  1 .3 .  in  due  times  manifefted  his  word 
1  John  z.<>.  whofo  keepethhis  word,  in  him  verily 
8P010  of  the  Lord,  See  lOjO. ' 
My  too$i. 
Nimb.ii.zz-  whether  my  word  (hall  come  to  pafl'e 

io.i4.becaufe  ye  rebelled  againft  my  ward 
1  fy.fi.iz.  then  will  I  perform  my  word  with  thee 

1 7 . 1 .  but  according  to  my  word 
//<».$  f  .1  i.fo  (hall  my  word  be  that  goeth  out  of 

66.  z.  and  trembleth  at  my  word 
Jer.  1 .1 1. 1  will  haften  my  word  to  perform  it 
23.t8.hath my  word,let  him fpeak  my  word 
29. is  not  my  word  like  as  a  hre 
30.that  fteal  my  word  every  one  from 
29.io.perform  my  good  word  towards  yoa 
Mattb.z^.7. 5. but  my  word  (hall  not  pane  away 
John  ?.24  he  tbatheareth  my  ward.aad  beleeveth 
8.3 1  .if  ye  continue  in  my  word,  then  are 
37.  becaufe  my  word  hath  no  place  in  you 
45. even  becaufe  ye  cannot  hear  my  ward 
Rev.$  .8.haft  kept  my  word>  and  haft  not  denied 

This  noorb, 
JcJJ7.14.10.even  fincethe  Lord  fpake  this  word 
2SflW.19.14.fo  that  they  fent  this  word  unto  the  k. 
1  1^.2.23.  fpoken  this  word  againft  hisown  life 
2KJ19  n-  this  is  the  word  which  the  Lo.hadfpo. 
E^r-6. 1 1  .whofoever  fhall  alter  this  wp#/,  let tim. 

lo.y.thould  do  according  to  this  word 
Ifai  8 .20.  if  they  fpeak  nor  according  to  this  word 
1^.13.  this  is  the  word  that  the  Lord  hath  fpo. 
24.3  .for  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  this  word 
3  o.  1 2 .  becaufe  ye  defpife  this  word 
37.22.  this  is  the  word  which  the  Lord  hath  fp. 
Jer.<;.  1 4  becaufe  ye  fpeak  this  word 
7.2.  and  proclaim  there  this  word 
13.12.  fpeak  unto  them  this  word 
1 4. 1 7. therefore  thou  (halt  fay  thisuwrf 
2  2 . 1 .  and  fpeak  there  this  woi  d 
23. 3 8. becaufe  ye  fay  this  word,Thc  burden  of 
26.r.came  this  word  from  the  Lord,faying 

Chap.  27. 1  • 

28.7.  hear  thou  now  this  word  which  I  fpeak 

34.8.  this  is  the  word  that  came  to  Jeremiah 
36.1.  that  this  word  came  to  Jer.  from  the  Lord 
38.2r.this  is  the  word  that  the  Lo.  hath  (hewed 

Dan.i  0.1 1.  when  he  had  fpo.  this  word  unto  them 
Amos  3. 1.  hear  this  word  that  the  Lord  hath  fpo. 
4.t.  hear  this  word,  ye  kine of  Bafhan 
< .  i.hear  ye  this  word  which  I  take  up  aga.you 
Zecb.^.6.  this  is  the  word  of  the  Lord  unto  Zerub. 
/ic7.22.22.gave  him  audience  unto  this  word 
Rom  9.9.  for  this  is  the  wordof  promife 
Hcb.  12.27.  this  word  yet  once  more  fignifieth  the 
1  Tet.i  .2  y.this  is  the  word  which  by  the  Gofp.was 

Tby  eHOitj. 
Gen.io-it.I  would  it  might  be  accord.to  thyword 
41.40.  accord,  to  thy  word  (hallall  thy  people 
Exod.S.io.  be  it  according  to  thy  word 
Numb.iq.zo.l  have  pardoned  accord,  to  thy  word 
neut.3  3.9.  they  have  obferved  thy  word 

1  KL'-3-l2. 1  have  done  according  to  thyword 
8.26.1et  thy  word,l  pray  thee,be  verified 
1 8. 36. done  all  thefe  things  at  thy  word 
22.13.let  thy  wo?i,I  pray  thee,be  like  the  word 

2Cfcwz.i8.u. 

2  c&ro.tf.  17}  let  thyword  be  verified 
VfcL  1 1 9  •  9'  taking  heed  thereto  accor.  to  thy  word 

1 1  .thy  word  have  I  hid  in  mine  heart 
\6. 1  will  not  forget  thy  word 
17.  that  I  may  live  and  keep  thy  word 
a  f. quicken  thou  m  e  according  to  thyw 


28.ftrengthen  thou  me  according  to  thy  wordt       22.13  .the  words  of  the  prophets  declare  good 

j8.ftabliih  thy  word  unto  thy  fervant  2  Cbron.iS.iz. 

4 1.  even  thy  falvation  according  to  thy  word\  2  r\f.6.ii.Elifha  telletb  tbeki.of  If.the  words  that 


42.  for  I  truft  in  thy  word 

jo.  thy  word  hath  quickned  roe 

y8.be  mercifull  unto  me,accord.  to  thy  word 

tff.wellurith  thy  fervant  accord.to  thy  word 

67. but  now  have  I  kept  thy  word 

74.becaule  I  have  hoped  in  thy  word 

7<?.according  to  thy  word  unto  thy  fervant 

81.  but  I  hope  in  thy  word 

82.  mine  eyes  fail  for  thy  word 
8  9 .  thy  word  is  fettled  in  heaven 

I  oi.  that  1  may  keep  thy  word 
10  y .thy  word  is  a  lamp  unto  my  feet 
io7.quicken  me— according  unto  thy  word 

Verfe  1  $4- 
1 14. 1  hope  in  thy  word 

I I  tf. uphold  me  according  unto  thy  word 
133.  order  my  fteps  in  thy  word 
140.  thy  word  is  very  pure 
1 47. 1  hoped  in  thy  word 
148.  that  I  might  meditate  in  thy  ward 
1 } 8.  becaufe  they  kept  not  thy  word 

1 60.  thy  word  is  true  from  the  beginning 

16 1.  my  heart  ftandeth  in  aw  of  thy  word 
\6z.  I  rejoyce  at  tby  word 
169-give  me  underftanding  accor  .to  thy  word 
I70.deli'er  me  according:  to  thy  word 
i72.my  tongue  (hall  fpeak  of  thy  word 

1 3 8.2.magnified  tby  word  aboi  e  all  thy  Name 
Jer.  r  f .  1  tf.thy  word  was  unto  me  the  joy  of 
fi^.2o.46.drop  thy  word  toward  the  Couth 

2i.2.drop  thy  word  toward  the  holy  phces 
Amos  7.i<S.dropnotthy  wordag.the  hoafe  of  Ifaac 
Hob.  3 . 1 9  the  oathes  of  the  tribes,evcn  thy  word 
Lube  L38.be  it  unto  me  according  to  thy  word 
2.29.depart  in  peace,  according  to  thy  word 
<,. ?. at  thy  word  I  will  let  down  the  net 
John  17.6.  and  they  have  kept  thy  word 
1 4. 1  have  given  them  thy  word 
17.  thy  word  is  truth 
<4#.4.29.with  all  boldnefs  they  may  fpe'ak  thy  wo 
CHoiD  of  truth,  See<®tttfr/, 


16)0100. 

Gw.44.24.we  told  him  the  words  of  my  lord 
49 . 2 1  .a  hinde  let  ioofe :  giving  goodly  words 

Exod.e,.  i  f.and  put  words  in  his  mouth 
5.9.  let  them  not  regard  vain  words 
i9-8.Mofes  returned  the  wordsofrhs  peo.  unto 

9.Mofes  told  the  words  of  the  people  unto 
23. 8.perverteth  the  words  of  the  righteous 
3  4. 1. the  words  which  were  in  the  tables  that 
28.wrote  upon  the  tables  the  words  of  the  co. 

Numb.zz.7Sp3.ke  unto  him  the  words  of  Balak 

Deuttz.z6.whh  words  of  peace/aying 
4.1 2.  ye  heard  the  voyce  of  the  words 
y.28.I  have  heard  the  words  of  this  people 
I0.2. 1  will  write  in  the  tables  the  wordf  that 
1 3. 3. not  hearken  to  the  words  of  that  prophet 
lS.19.and  pervert  the  words  of  the  righteous 
28.14.not  go  afide  from  any  of  the  words 
29.9.  keep  therefore  the  words  of  this  covenant 

I9.when  he  heareth  the  words  of  this  curfe 
3  i.24.made  an  end  of  writing  the  words  of  the 

30  the  words  of  this  fong,  untill  they  were 
32.i.hcar,0  earth,the  words  of  my  mouth 

/«dg.n.28.hearkned  not  unto  the  words  of  Jeph. 
i6.i£.prefled  him  daily  with  her  words 

1  SdOT.i7.23.fpake  according  to  the  fame  words 
24.9.wherefore  heareft  thou  mens  words 
2j.9.fpake  to  Nabal  accord,  to  all  thofe  words 

24.  hear  the  words  of  thine  handmaid 
26.19.L0rd  the  king  hear  the  wordof  his  ferv. 
28.20.fore  afraid, becaufe  of  the  words  of  Sam. 

2  SdW.3.8.  Abner  very  wroth  for  the  words  oflfh. 
1 4. 3  .fo  Joab  put  the  words  in  her  mouth 
19.43.  words  of  the  men  of  Judah  were  more 
20.17.hear  the  words  of  thine  handmaid 
22.1.  Da.fpake  unto  the  Lord  the  words of  this 
23 .  i.now  thefe  be  the  laft  words  of  David 

1  f(Mo.7.howbeitI  beleeved  not  the  worrfjjuntil 
12.7.  and  fpeak  good  words  to  them 

.    z  Cbron.i  0.7. 
13.  1 1.  the  words  which  he  had  fpoken  unto 
M  mm  in  on 


1 8.2o.but  they  are  but  vain  words 
37.WI4  him  the  words  of  Rabihakeh 

19.4.  and  will  reprove  the  words  which  the  L. 

■tfw.37.4. 

1  <?,ahd  hear  the  words  of  Sennacherib 

i  2 . 1 3 .  concerning  the  words  of  this  book,that  is 

2CWz.34.21. 

not  hearkned  unto  the  words  of  this  book 

23.3.10  perform  the  words  of  this  covenant 

2  C6r0a.34.31. 1 
24.that  he  might  perform  the  words  of  the 
2  Cfc-o3. 29.3o.praifes  unto  the  Lord  with  the  wo. 
32.8.peop.refted  themfelvesupon  the  words  of 
33.18.  and  the  words  of  thefeers  that  fpake 
3  5.22.hearkned  not  unto  the  words  of  Nccho 
Eya  7. 1 1. even  a  fcribe  of  the  words  of  the  comm. 
Neb.  1 . 1 .  the  words  of  Nehe.  the  fon  of  Hachaliah 
2.i8.as  alfo  the  kings  words  that  he  had  fpoken 
8.1 2.underftood  the  words  that  were  declared 
1 3. even  to  underftand  the  words  of  the  law 
£^.4.9. told  Either  the  words  of  Mordecai 
1 2.told  to  Mordecai  Efthers  words 
9. 30. with  words  of  peace  and  truth 
Job  6.10  not  conceaJed  the  words  of  the  holy  One 
zf.how  forcible  are  right  words 
z6.do  ye  imagine  to  reprove  words 
8.2.how  long  fhall  the  words  of  thy  mouth  be 

lo.and  utter  words  out  of  their  hearc 
ii.2.fhould  not  the  uml.of  words  be  anfwered 
1 2. 1 1'.doth  not  the  ear  try  words 
1  $.  13-letteft  fuch  words  go  out  »f  thy  mouth 
l6.3.(hall  vain  words  have  an  end 

4.I  could  heap  up  words  agijnft  you 
1 8. 2. ere  you  make  an  end  of  words' 

19.2.  and  break  me  in  pieces  with  words 

23.5.  I  would  know  the  words  which  he  would 
1 2. 1  have  efteemed  the  words  of  his  mouth 

26.4. to  whom  hall  thou  uttered  words 
31.40.  the  words  of  Job  are  ended 

34.3.  for  the  ear  trieth  words 
3y.i6.hcmultiplieth  wordj  without  knowledge 

38.2.  who  is  this  that  daikneth  counfell  by  Wo. 
41. 3. will  he  fpeak  foft  words  unto  thee 

P/a/.i9.i4.1et  the  words  of  my  mouth — be  accep. 
2 2. 1. and  from  the  words  of  my  roaring 
36.3>the  words  of  his  mouth  are  iniquitie 

52.4.  thou  loveft  all  devouring  words 

f  4.2.give  ear  to  the  words  of  my  mouth 

J  J.u.  words  of  his  mouth  were  fmoother  then 

?9. 1 2.and  the  word*  of  their  lips, let  them 

64.3.  to  (hoot  their  arrows,even  bitter  words 
7 8. 1. your  cars  to  the  words  of  my  mouth 
io9.3.compaffed  me  aboutalfo  w.'th  words  of 
138 .4.when  they  hear  the  words  of  thy  mouth 

Prox/.l.z.  to  perceive  the  words  of  underftanding 
6.the  words  of  the  wife,and  their  dark 
2 1.  in  the  citie  (he  uttereth  her  words 
2. 1 6.  which  fla.ttereth  with  her  words 
4.5.  nei.  decline  from  the  words  of  my  mouth 
5. 7. depart  not  from  the  words  of  my  mouth 
6.2.fnared  with  the  words  of  thy  mouth 

taken  with  the  words  of  thy  mouth 
7. 5. from  the  ftranger  which  flat.Wi'th  her  words 

24.  attend  to  the  words  of  my  mouth 
10.19.  in  the  multitude  of  words  there  wanteth 
1 2.6-the  words  of  the  wicked  are  to  lie  in  wait 
15. 1.  grievous  words  ftir  up  anger 

z6.  words  of  the  pare  are  pleafant  words 
i6.24.pleafan£ wordszxt  as  an  hon'jy-comb 

1  8 .4. the  words  of  a  mans  mouth  are  as  deep     • 

8.the  words  of  a  tale-bearer  are  as  wounds 

1 9.7.  he  purfueth  them  with  words 

27.10  erre  from  the  words  of  knowledge 

2  2. 1 2 .  he  overthrowetb  the  words  of  the  tranfg. 

17.  and  hear  the  words  of  the  wife 
a  1. know  the  certainty  of  the  words  of  truth 
mighteft  anfwer  the  words  of  truth 

23.8.  and  lofe  thy  fweet  words 

1 2.&  thine  ears  unto  the  words  of  knowledge 
26.22.the  words  of  a  tale-bearer  are  as  wounds 
29.19^  fervant  will  not  be  corrected  by  words 
30.1  .the  words  of  Agur,the  fon  of  Jakeh 
31. 1. the  words  of  Ring  Lemuel/he  prophefie 
Ecclef.i -Uihs 


W  OR 


WOR 


WO  R 


W  O  R 


WO  R 


W  O  R 


Ecdef.i.i.thc  words  ot  the  preacher,the  fon  of  Da. 
f  .o.is  known  by  multitude  of 'words 


7. in  many  words  there  are  alio  divers 
10. 1  z, words,  of  a  wife  mans  mouth  are  gracious 
1 3.  the  beginning  of  the  words  of  his  mouth 
1 4. a  fool  alfo  is  full  of  words 

1  2.  10.  fought  co  find  out  acceptable  words 

was  uprighc,even  words  of  truth 
1 1 .  the  words  of  the  wife  are  as  goads 
Ifal.zy.  1  i.as  the  words  of  a  book  that  is  fealed 
1  S-deafhear  the  words  of  the  book 
3i.7todeftroy  the  poor  with  lying  words 
36. j.bucth:y  are  but  vain  words 

13.  hear  ye  the  words  of  the  great  king 
21. told  him  the  words  of  Rabfhakeh 
37.4.  will  hear  the  words  of  Rabfhakeh 

and  will  reprove  the  words  which 

59.1 3.  uttering  from  the  heart  words  of  falfh. 
fcr.  1 . 1 .  the  words  of  Jeremiah  the  fon  of  Hilkiah 

7.4.  truft  ye  not  in  lying  words  I  ■ 

S.beho'a^ye  truft  in  lying  words^that  cannot 
1  1.2. hear  ye  the  words  of  this  covenant 
p  obeyeih  not  the  words  of  this  covenant 
6.  hear  ye  the  words  of  this  covenant 
1  z.6.  though  they  fpeak  fair  Bw^unto  thee 
1 9.1. proclaim  there  the  words  that  I  fhall 
25.5).  becaufe  of  the  words  of  his  holinefle 
1 6.  hearken  not  unto  the  words  of  the  prop. 
35.  perverted  the  wordsot  the  living  God 
26.  j  .to  hearken  to  the  words  of  my  fer.che  pro. 

27. 1 4.  henrken  not  unco  the  words  of  the  pro. 
i^.hearkcn  not  to  the  words  of  your  proph. 

zS.g.  Lord  perform  the  words  which  thou  haft 
29. 13. have  fpoken  lying  words  in  thy  Name 
34.18.  which  have  not  performed  the  words 
3  f.^the  words  of  Jonadab  the  fon  of  Rechab 
36. 10. then  read  Bartich  in  the  book3the  words 
27. burnt  the  rtw.if  which  Baruchwroceat 
iS.  write  in  it  all  the  former  words  which 
3  t.all  che  words  of  the  book  which  Jehoiak. 
3  8.  t-  in  fpeaking  fuch  words  unto  them 
44.18.  fhall  know  whofc  words  fhall  fland 
■>  1-^4-thusfanc  are  the  words  of  Jeremiah 
j  c^.3.6.whofe  words  thou  canft  not  underftand 
Drttf.2.9.  prepared  lying  and  corrupt  words 
5. 10.  by  reason  of  the  wordsof  che  king 
7 . 1 1  .becaufe  of  che  voxe  of  the  great  words 

2f  .fpeak  great  words  againft  the  moft  High 
1  o.  1 « .underftand  the  words  that  I  fpeak  unto 

1  j .fpoken  fuch  words  unto  me,  I  fet  my  face 
i2.4.thou,0  Danieljfhut  up  the  words 
9. for  tie  words  are  clofed  up,and  fealed 
Hfl/^.f.flainthem  by  thewordsof my  mouch 
10.4. they  have  fpoken  ttWflf*,fwearing  falfly 
i4.i-take  with  you  w.'df,  and  turn  to  the  Lord 
Amos  1. 1. the  words  of  Amos,who  was  among 
Htg.s,  12. obeyed  the  words  ofHaggai  the  prophet 
Zcch.  1.1 5 .  wiih  good  words,and  comfortable  words 
7.7.fhould  ye  not  hear  the  words  which 
t  1  left  they  fhould  hear  the  words  which 
Mattb.  z6.  44.  faying  the  fame  words 

Ma;\  14.  39. 
7? .  Peter  remembred  the  words  of  Jefus 
Luk?  3-4.written  in  the  book  of  che  words  of  Efai. 

4.22.  gracious  words  which  proceeded  out 
>     23.9.qucftioned  with  him  in  many  words 
John  £.63. che  words  that  I  fpeak  unto  vou,they 
68. thou  haft  che  wordsof  ecernall  life 
8.;o.as  he  fpake  thofe  words  many  beleeved 
ion. thefe  are  not  the  words  of  him  that 
14.10.  thewords  that  I  fpeak  unto  you,T  fpeak 
17. 8. given  unto  them  the  words  wliich  thou  ga. 
Act.z-io.  with  many  other  word1!  did  he  teftifle 
^.11. fpeak  bIafphemousMW«/s  againft  Mofes 

13.  blafphcmous  words  agai.  this  holy  place 
7.2  j.  Mofes  was  mighcie  in  words  and  in  deeds 
1 0.22.  and  to  hear  words  of  thee 
1 1. 1 4. who  fhall  tell  thee  words,  whereby  thou 
1  J .1  J.  to  this  agree  che  words  ofthe  prophet 

2  4. have  troubled  you  with  words 
5 2. exhorted  the  brethren  wich  many  words 

18.15.ifit;  be  a  queftion  of  words  and  names 
%o.  3  j  to  remember  the  words  ofthe  Lord  Jef. 
38.forrow.moftofall  for  chenW*  which  he 
24.4.hear  us  of  thy  clemencie  a  few  words 
■stf.  2  f.buc  fpeak  forth  the  words  of  truth 


Rom.i6.sX.  and  by  goodwrf; ,  and  by  fair  fpeec. .      30.*.  adde  thou  not  unto  his  words 
1  Cor.wij.  not  with  wifdome  of  words  left  the       lfis.suz.md  willnoc  call  back  his  words 
^^ZtZ^^t°S^l Wifd-  !>--18-18'  -  give  heed  to  any  of  his  words 


1 3. not  in  the  words  which  mans  wifdom 
1 4.9.  excepc  ye  uttet  by.  the  tongue  words  eafie 
ipl  I  had  rather  fpeak  five  words  with  my 
then  soooz.words  in  an  unknown  tongue 
2  Cor.iz.q.  and  heard  unfpeakable  words 
£pb>3'3-  as  I  wrote  afore  in  few  words 

?.6.1et  no  man  deceive  you  with  vain  words 
C0/.1.4.  beguile  you  with  entiling  iw^.f 
1  Tbef.z.j.-zx.  any  time  ufed  we  flattering  words 

1  Tim.^.6.  nourifhed  up  in  the  words  ot  faith 
6. 3. and  confent  not  co  wholefome  words 

4. but  docing  about — •frrifes  of  words 

2  Tim.u  1 3. hold  faft  che  form  of  found  words 
2.i4.ftrive  not  about  wordsto  no  profit 
4«  1  J.  he  hath  greatly  wichftood  our  words 

Heb'ng: 12.  written  a  letter  unco  you  in  few  words 
1  Pef.  1.3.  with  fained  words  make  merchandife 
i8.fpeak  great  fwelling  words  of  vanity 
3.2.  may  be  mindfull  of  the  words  which  were 

3  John  io.pracing  againft  us  with  malicious  words 
Jude  1 6.their  mouth  fpeaketh  great  fwelling  wor. 

17.  remember  ye  the  words  which  were  fpok. 
Kcv.s.^.they  that  hear  the  words  of  this  prophecy 
22.i8,heareth  che  words  of  the  prophecic 
"intake  away  from  che  words  of  this 
All  the  tt0o#)0, 
<7W.45.27.chey  told  him  all  the  words  of  Jofeph 
£.wrf.4.28.Mof.told  Aaron  all  the  words  ofthe  L. 
30.  Aaron  fpake  all  the  words  which  che  Lo. 
24.3.  told  the  people  all  che  wordsof  the  Lord 
all  the  words  which  the  Lord  hath  faid 
4.  Mofes  wrote  all  the  words  ofthe  Lord 
Deut.9.10.  accor.  co  all  the  words  which  che  Lord 
1 7. 1 9. to  keep  all  che  words  of  chis  law 
,27.3.write  upon  chem  ail  thewords  ofthe 
8.  all  the  words  of  this  law  very  plainly 
16.  that  confirmed)  not  all  the  words  of  this 
28.  s  8.  not  obferve  to  do  all  the  words  of  this 
29.29.  may  do  all  the  words  of  this  law 
3i.i2.obferve  to  doalltherawir  ofchis  law 
3  2.44-fpake  all  the  words  of  this  fong 
46\unco  all  the  words  which  I  ceftifie  among 
to  do  all  the  words  ofchis  law 
Jojh.8.14.  he  read  all  the  words  ofthe  law 

1  Sam.  8.10.  Sam.  told  all  the  words  of  the  Lord 
21.  Sam.  heard  all  the  words  of  the  people 

2  J(?.i9.4.will  hear  all  the  words  of  Rabfhakeh 
22.16.  even  all  the  words  of  the  book  which 
2  3.2.read  in  their  ears  all  the  words  of 

2rtira.34.30. 
Eftb.9  .z6.  chercfore  for  all  che  "words  ofchis  letter 
P/w.8.8.  all  che  words  of  my  mouth  are  in  righte. 
Ecclef. 7.Z  i.alfo  cake  no  heed  to  all  words  that  are 
lfai.37.17-  and  hear  all  che  words  of  Sennacherib 
fer.  1 1 .8.bring  upon  chem  all  the  words  of  this  co. 
26. 2. all  thewor.  chat  I  command  thee  to  fpeak 

20.according  to  all  the  words  of  Jeremiah 
3o.2.wrice  chee  all  the  words  that  I  have  fpok. 
3  6. 2.  write  therein  all  the  words  that  I  have  fp. 
4.Baruch  wrote  all  che  words  ofthe  Lord 
1 1. heard  out  of  the  book  all  the  words  ofthe 
1 3 .  declared  unto  them  all  che  words  thac  he 
20.  told  all  che  words  in  the  ears  of  che  king 
32.  wrote — all  the  words  of  che  book  which 
43. 1. unto  che  people  all  che  wordsof  che  Lord 
Aft.f ,20.fpeak  co  the  people  all  che  words 
VOOfiiS  ofGod,See  <0oD. 
Heard  UDOJtuS,  See  i^earD, 
His  HDO2Q0. 
Gra.37.8.hated  him-for  his  drea.  &  for  his  words 
De«£.4.36.thouheardeft  his  words  out  ofthe  midft 
fadg.i  i.n.Jephthah  uttered  all  his  words  to  the 

1  Sam.3.19.  none  of  his  words  fall  to  the  ground 

2  rtron.36.i6.defpifed  his  words^nd  mifufed  his 
Job  22.22.lay  up  his  words  in  thine  heart 

32.12.  there  was  none  thac  anfwered  hk  words 

i4.not  directed  his  words  againft  me 
34.3  f  .his  wordsv/ere  wichouc  wifdome 
37.tnultiplieth  his  words  againft  God 
P/d/.  j  f.ii .  his  words  were  fofcer  then  oil 

iotf  .1*.  then  beleeved  they  his  words 
Prcv.  17.2?.  he  that  hath  know,  fpareth  his  words 
2a.aoifeeftthouamanthai?ishafcy  of  his  wor. 


DtfH.9.12.  confirmed  his  words  which  he  fpake 

io.rf.voice  of  his  words  like  the  voice 
Amos  7. 10.  not  able  to  hear  all  his  words 
Mark  jo.  2  4.  difciples  were  aftonifhed  at  his  words 

1 2 . 1 3.  to  catch  him  in  his  words 
Luke  20.20.  might  take  hold  on  his  words 
2<?.could  not  take  hold  on  his  words 
24.8.  and  they  remembred  his  words 
BPOjDjB  of  the  Lord,  See  Io#>. 
My  HDOiDjS. 
Nwnb.iz.6.he  faid,Hear  now  my  words 
Dent.4.10.1  will  make  them  hear  my  words 
1 1. 1 8Jay  up  thefe  my  words  in  your  heart 
1 8.1 8. 1  will  put  my  words  in  his  mouth 
ip.tHatwhofoever  will  not  hear.untomy  wo. 
1  iO-8.j9.lec  chefe  my  words  wherewith  I  have 
Neh.6.  i^.and  they  uttered  my  words  to  him 
Job  6.3. therefore  my  words  are  fwallowed  up 
9. 14.  chufe  out  my  words  to  reafon  with  him 
19.23.  oh  that  my  words  were  now  written 
29.22.after  my  words  they  fpake  not  again 
33.  i.  hearken  to  all  my  words 

3.  my  words  fhall  be  ofthe  righteoufheffe 
3 4.2.hear  my  words ,0  ye  wife  men 

1 6.  hearken  co  che  voice  of  my  words 
3^-4.truly  my  words  fhall  noc  be  falfe 
'PfaL^.i.  give  ear  to  my  words, O  Lord 
J0.17.  and  cafceft  my  words  behind  thee 
y 6.  j. every  day  they  wreft  my  words 
'•    14 1  -6.chey  fhall  hear  my  words: foe  they  are  fw. 
Prov.i.z$,  I  will  make  known  my  words  unto  you 
2.1.  my  fon,  if  thou  wilt  receive  my  words 
4.4.  let  thine  heart  retain  my  words 

20.  my  fon,  attend  to  ray  words 
7.1.  my  fon,  keep  my  words' 
lfii.^i.i6.l  have  put  my  words  in  thy  mouth 

Jcr.i.p. 
J9.21.and  my  words  which  I  have  put  in 
/«•.  M4.I  will  make  my  words  in  thy  mouth  fire 
6.19. have  not  hearkned  unto  my  words 
1 1. 1  o.  which  refufed  to  hear  my  words 
i3.io.which  refufe  to  hear  my  words 
1 8.2.caufe  thee  to  hear  my  words 
19. 1 J  .that  they  might  noc  hear  my  words 
23.22.  had  caufed  my  peop.  co  hear  my  wordsi 

2  j. 8. becaufe  ye  have  noc  heard  my  words  t 
13. bring  upon  chat  land  all  my  words 

29.1 9.not  hearkned  to  my  words 

3  J.13.  to  hearken  to  my  wordsfihh  the  Lord 
39.16.  I  will  bringmy  words  upon  this  citie 
44. 29. may  know  that  my  word\  fhall  furely 

E\ek-i-7.  fpeak  my  words  unto  them 
3.4.  and  fpeak  with  my  words 

10.  all  my  words  that  I  fhall  fpeak 
12.28.  none  of  my  words  be  prolonged  any  more 
Micab  2.7. do  not  my  words  do  good  to  him 
Zcch.  s.6.  my  words  and  my  fta.  did  they  noc  take 
^<tf.8.38.whofo.fhalbe  afhamed  of  me  &  my  wo 

Lu\e<).z6 
13.31.buc  my  words  fhall  noc  pafle  away 

Lu\e  21.33. 
Luke  1. 20. becaufe  chou  beleeveft  noc  my  words 
John  j.47.how  fhall  ye  beleeve  my  words 
1 2.47. if  any  man  hear  my  words 

48.  and  rcceivech  noc  my  words,  hach  one 
i4.23.he  will  keep  my  words,  and  my  Fatlier 
1  y.7.and  my  words  abide  in  you 
AR. 2.i4.and  hearken  unco  my  words 

Their  UDOjOg. 
Gen.  24.  J  2.  Abrahams  ferv.  heard  cheir  words,  he 
34.i8.cheirwrf.<  pleafedHamor,  &  Shechem 
2  Chro. 9. 6. howbe'it  I  beleeved  .not  their  words 
Tfal,  1 9. 4  .their  words  to  the  end  ofthe  world 
E3^.2.6.neicher  be  afraid  of  their  words  ^ 

be  not  afraid  of  their  words 
Lu\e  24.1 1. their  words  feemedto  them  as  idle  ta. 
Sow.  10. 1 8. their  words  wentinco  che  ends  of  che 

Thefe  tt)O#)0. 
Gf».27.42.fhcfe  words  of  E£u  her  elder  fon  were 
39. 17. (he  fpake  unto  him  accor.  to  thefe  words 
43.7.  according  to  the  tenour  of  thefe  words 
44.6.  fpake  unto  them  thefe  farrle  words  . 
y.wherefpre  faith  my  lord  chefe  words 

Exod.i  <?.(?•  che  fe 


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Exod.\y.6.  thefe  are  the  words  that  thou  fhalt  fpe. 
7.1aid  before  their  faces  all  thefe  words 
2o.'i.  and  God  fpake  all  thefe  words Jky'wg 
24.8.  made  with  you  concern,  all  thefe  words 
3  4.27.  write  thou  thefe  words 
3  y.  1.  thefe  are  the  words  which  the  Lord 
Numb.  1 6.  ?  1. made  an  end  offpea.aii  thzfewords 
Dettt.i.  i.thcfe  be  the  words  which  Mofes  fpake 
5.22 .  thefe  words  the  Lord  fpake  unto  all  your 
6.6.thefe  words  which  I  command  thee  this  day 
1 1.28.  obfervc  and  hear  all  thefe  words 
29.1  .thefe  are  the  words  of  the  covenant 
3 1 . 1.  fpake  thefe  words  unto  all  Ifrael 

28.that  I  may  fpeak  thefe  words  in  their  ears 
32.4j.an  end  of  fpeaking  all  thefe  words- 
/fl/k.24.26.Jo{hua  wrote  thefe  words  in  the  book 
judg.z.q.vihen  the  angel  fpake  thefe  words 
9.3-fpake  all  thefe  words, and  their  hearts  incli. 

1  Sa.m.i  8.23.  Sauls  ferv.  fpake  thefe  words  in  the 

26.  ferv.told  Da.  thefe  words, k  pleafed  Da. 
21  .i2.David  laid  up  thefe  words  in  his  heart 
24.7.  David  flayed  his  ferv.  with  thefe  words 

i6.Dav.  had  made  an  end  of  fpe.thefe  words 

2  Scon.n.  i7.accor,  to  all  thefe  words, fo  did  Nath. 

2  Cbron.ij.if. 
14. 19.  he  put  all  thefe  words  in  the  mouth 

1  Kl$-'>9-  let  thefe  my  words  wherewith  I  have 

2  Km  7-  and  told  you  thefe  words 

1 8.27.  fent  me  to  thee  to  fpeak  thefe  words 

I fai.  $6. iz. 
13.16-  who  proclaimed  thefe  Words 
Ncb.6.6-  be  their  king,  according  to  thefe  words 

7. reported  to  the  king  accord,  to  thefe  words 
Job  42.7.  after  the  Lord  had  fpoken  thefe  words 
fir, 3. n.  go  proclaim  thefe  words  toward  the 
7. 27- fpeak  all  thefe  words  unto  them 
1 1 .6 .  proclaim  all  thefe  words  in  the  cities 
'    16.10.  (hew  this  people  all  thefe  words 
2 1.  $. but  if  ye  will  not  hear  thefe  words 
2?. .jo.  againfl  them  all  thefe  words 
26.7. fpeaking  thefe  words  in  the  houfe  of  the  L. 

1 5  .to  fpeak  all  thefe  words  in  your  ears 
27.12.  accord,  to  all  thefe  words,faying.  Bring 
29. 1 .  now  thefe  are  the  words  of  the  letter 
30.4.  thefe  are  the  words  which  the  Lo.  fpake 
34,6.  then  Jer.  fpake  all  thefe  words  unto  Zed. 
36.16.  when  they  had  heard  all  thefe  words 
I7.writeallthefe  words  at  his  mouth 
1 8 .  he  pronounced  all  thefe  words  unto  me 
38. 24  let  no  man  know  of  thefe  words 

27. told. them  according  to  all  thefe  words 
43.1. fent  unto  them  even  all  thefe  words 
4f  .i.when  he  had  written  thefe  words 'm  a  book 
5 1  .60  .even  al  1  th:fe  wo'ds  that  are  written 
6 1 .  and  (halt  read  all  thefe  words 
Z)tf».<j.i4.whenhehad  heard  thefe  words 
Zecb.9.9.  hear  in  thefe  dayes  all  thefe  words 
Luke  24  44-  thefe  are  thewords  which  I  fpake 
John  7,9.when  he  had  faid  thefe  words  unto 
8.2o.thefe  words  fpake  Jefus  in  the  treafury 
<f.  22.  thefe  words  fpake  his  parents 

40 .heard  thefe  words,  and  faid,  Are  we 
j  7. 1 .  thefe  words  fpake  Jefus 
1 8.  t  .when  Jefus  had  fpoken  thefe  words 
A  8. z  .22  -ye  men  of  Ifrael, hear  thefe  words 
5. {.Ananias  hearing  thefe  words  fell 
1  o.  44  .while  Peter  yet  fpake  thefe  words 
13.42.  Gent,  befought  that  thefe  words  might 
16.38  .the  fergeants  told  thefe  words  unto  the 
28.29.  when  he  had  fa'd  thefe  words,the 

1  T/^/.4.i8.  comfort  one  ano.  with  thefe  words 
Re-y.n.y.for  thefe  words  are  true  and  faithfull 

Thy  WofHS. 
Deut.ii.i.tvery  one  fhall  receive  of  thy  words 
fofh.i .  1 8  and  will  not  hearken  unto  thy  words 
Judg.  t  1 . 1  o.  if  we  do  not  fo  according  to  thy  WO. 

1 3 . 1 2-now  let  thy  words  come  to  paffe 
i  Sam.  1  y.  24. 1  have  cranfgrefTed  — thy  words 

28.11.have  hearkned  unto  thy  words 

2  Sam.  7 . 2 1 .  for  thy  words  fake  haft  thou  done 

i8.art  that  God,and  thy  words  be  true 
1  K/-I-M.  and  I  will  confirm  thy  words 
Ncfc.9.8.  and  haft  performed  thy  words 
Job  4 . 4-thy  words  have  upholden  him  that 
j      3  3 .  y .  fet  thy  words  in  order  before  me 
I  Pjai.110.y7.faid  that  I  would  keep  thy  wwds 


103  .how  fweet  are  thy  words  unto  my  tafte 
1 30.the  entrance  of  thy  words  giveth  light 
139.  mine  enemies  have  forgotten  thy  words 
PmM3.o.defpife  the  wifdome  of  thy  words 
£«&/.?. i.therefore  let  thy  words  be  few 
fer.T  J..i6.tby  words  were  found3and  I  did  eat 
£3^.33.3 1. they  hear  thy  words, but  they  will  not 

3i.they  hear  thy  words,but  they  do  them 
Dan.io.i  2. thy  words  were  heard,and  I  am  come 
Af.1Hk11.37.  by  thy  words  thou  (halt  be  juftified 
by  thy  words  thou  lhalt  be  condemned 
Jour  HDojtlSf, 
Gcs.41.i6.that  your  words  may  be  proved 
20.  fo  (hall  your  words  be  verified 
44.10.  let  it  be  according  to  your  words 
De«M.3  4.  Lord  heard  the  voice  of  your  words 

Chap.  jr. 28. 
fojh.  2. 2 1. according  unto  your  words, fo  be  it 
'job  32. 11.  behold,  I  waited  for  your  words 
//ii.4i.i6.there  is  none  that  heareth  your  words 
Jer.qz.q.  accord,  to  your  words,and  it  ihall  come 
E'tSk-l  f.ij.vnultiplyed  your  words  againft  me 
Af<tf.i.  17. wearied  the  Lord  with  your  words 

3. 1 3. your  words  have  been  ftout  againft  me 
Afrfrtfr.10.14.nor  hear  your  wordswhen  ye  depart 

MPOife. 
Exod.f-9-  Jet  mere  more  wor\  be  laid  upon 
1 2 . 1 6.  no  manner  of  wor\ 
18.  io.  and  the  work  that  thou  muft  do 
20. 1 0.1'ni  t  thou  fhalt  not  do  any  wor\ 
24.10.  as  it  were  a  paved  work 
25. 18. of  beaten  work  fhalt  thou  make  them 
3 1. of  beaten  work  lhall  the  candleft.be  made 
36.  fhall  be  one  beaten  wo>k  of  pure  gold 
261.  with  chcrubims  of  cunning  work 
31.  twined  linnen  of  cunning  work 

Chap.28.6. 
36.twined  linnen,  wrought  with  needie-nw^ 
Chap.27.16. 
28.8.of  the  fame,  according  to  the  work  thcrof 
1 1. with  the  work  of  an  engraver 
I4.chains  at  the  ends,ofwreathen  work  V.22. 
Chap.39.15-. 
1  y.  breft-plate  of  judgement  wkhcun.  work 
3  i.fhall  have  a  binding  of  woven  work 
39.  make  the  girdle  of  needle-nwij: 
3  i.i4#whofoever  doth  any  work  cherein,that 
1 5. fix  dayes  may  work  be  done 

whofo.  doth  any  work  in  the  fab.day 
3  5 .2.  fix  dayes  fhall  work,  be  done 
2i.totheBW^ofthe  tabernacle  of  the  cong. 
24. for  any  work  of  the  fervice,  brought  it 
29. to  bring  for  all  manner  of  work 
3  3. to  make  any  manner  of  cunning  work 
3  y.  to  work  all  manner  of  work  of  the  engr. 
even  of  them  that  do  any  work 
of  thofe  that  deyife  cunning  work 
36. 1  .how  to  work  all  manner  of  wii\ 
1. to  come  unto  the  work,  to  do  it 
3  .brought  for  the  wor\  of  the  fervice 

4.  that  wrought  all  the  work,  for  the  fanclu. 
5. for  the  fervice  of  the  work  which  the 
et.nor  woman  make  any  more  work 

7.for  all  the  work  to  make  it,and  toe  much 
8-  that  wrought  the  work  of  the  tabernacle 

with  cherub,  of  cunning  work  made  he 
35".  with  cherub,  made  he  it  of  cunning  work 
37.  fine  twined  linnen  of  needle-ww£ 

37.  i7.of  beaten  work  made  he  the  candleftick 
22. all  ofit  was  one  beaten  work  °^  Pure 
29. according  to  the  work  of  the  Apothecary 

38.1 8.was  needle-nw^  of  blue  and  purple 
24.aH  the  gold  that  was  occupied  for  the  wo. 
.    in  all  the  work  of  the  holy  place 

39.3 .  fine  linnen  with  cunning  work 

5.  accord,  to  the  work  thereof:  of  gold,blue 
8.made  the  breft-plate  of  cunning  work 
22. robe  of  the  epnod  of  woven  worty 

2  7. coats  of  fine  linnen  of  woven  work, 
29. and  fcarlet  of  needle-  work 

3  2.  thus  was  all  the  work  of  the  tabernacle 
4i.children  of  Ifrael  made  all  the  work 

4  3. Mofes  did  look  upon  all  the  work 
40.  3  3.  fo  Mofes  finifhed  the  work 

Lev.11.1 2.  wherein  any  work l%  done,it  muft 

13.5;  1.  or  in  any  work  that  is  made  of  skin 

Mmmmm  2 


16.19.  do  no  work  at  all 
23.3.  ye  (hall  do  no  work  therein 

7,  ye  fhall  do  no  fervile  work  therein 

Verfes8,2i32y,35-33<; 
Numb.z8.i8,z5326 

&  2?«ljl2,3f 
28.  do  no  work  in  that  fame  day 
30.chat  doth  any  work in  that  fame  day 
3 1 .  ye  fhall  do  no  manner  of  work 
Numb.q.z.  work ln  the  taber.  of  the  congregation 
Verfes  23,30,  3  5,39,43- 
8.4.U11S  workof  the  candleftick  was  of  beaten 

was  beaten  work:  accor.unto  the  pattern 
2ij.7.ye  fhall  not  do  any  work  therein 

31.20.  purifie — all  work  of  goats-hair 
Dcaf.4-28.the  work  of  mens  hands,wood  &  ftone 

.    ,       „    .  *  Kims  19. 18. 

5.14.  in  it  thou  fhalt  not  do  any  work 
14.29.  in  all  the  work  of  thine  hand  which 
15.19.  thou  fhalt  do  no  work  with  the  firftling 
i6.8.thou  fhalt  do  no  work  therein 
24.i9.bleffe  thee  in  all  the  work  of  thine 
27.15.  the  ww^of  the  hands  ofthe  craftfman 
28.1  i.to  blefleall  the  work  of  thine  hand 
30.9.  plenteous  in  every  work  of  thine  hand 
31.19.to  anger  through  the  work  of  your  hands 
33.11.  accept  the  work  ot~  his  hands 

1  K«.y.i6.Sol.  officers  which  were  over  the  work 

over  the  peo.  that  wrought  in  the  work 

6.1  5.  fitted  upon  the  carved  no"k 

7.8.  which  was  ofthe  like  work 

»2.fo  was  the  work  ofthe  pilfars  finifhed 
28. the  work  ofthe  bafes  was  on  this  manner 
29.certain  additions  made  of  thin  work 
3i.was  round  after  the  work  ofthe  bale 
33.2*W^  ofthe  wheels  was  like  the  work 
40. made  an  end  of  doing  all  the  work  that 
5  1 .  fo  was  ended  all  the  work  that  king  Sol. 

9.23.officers  that  were  over  Solomons  work 

over  the  peo.chat  wrought  in  the  work 

16.7.  to  anger  with  the  work  of  his  hands 

2  Ki.  12.H.  into  the  hands  of  them  chat  did  the  wo. 

19.18. were  no  gods,but  the  wo,\  of  mens  hands 
2  2.y.inco  the  hand  of  the  doers  ofthe  work 

give  it  to  the  doers  ofthe  work 
9.  into  the  hand  of  them  that  do  the  work 
25.17.  and  the  wreathen  work,  and  pomegran. 
the  fecond  pillar  with  wreathen  work 

1  Cfc-o».4.23.dvvelt  with  the  king  for  his  work 

6.49. appointed  for  all  thenw(>  ofthe  place 
9. 1 9.  were  over  the  wo>k  ofthe  fervice 

33-imployed  in  thac  work  day  and  night 
16.37.  as  every  dayes  work  required 
22.1  y. cunning  men  for  all  manner  of  work 
23.4.  to  fet  forward  the  work  ofthe  houfe 

2  4.that  did  the  nw^for  the  fervice 

zB.work  ofthe  fervice  ofthe  houfe  of  God 
27.26.  over  them  thac  did  the  work  ofthe  field 
28.13.  for  all  the  work  of  the  fervice  ofthe  ho. 

20-fini flied  all  the  work  for  the  fervice 
29. 1.  and  the  work  is  great 

6.  with  the  rulers  over  the  kings  ws<\ 

2  C&n»2.2.i8.overfecrs,  to  fet  the  people  a  work 

3.io.made  twocherubims  of  image-nw£ 
4. 5:  .brim  ofit  like  theiw^;  ofthe  brim 

Ii.Huram  finifhed  thework  that  he  was 
5. 1.  thus  all  thework  that  Solomon  made  for 
8.16.  now  all  the  work  of  Solomon  was  prepaf. 
24.1 2. to  fuch  as  did  the  work  ofthe  fervice 

13.  and  the  work  was  perfected  by  rhem 
29. 34. help  them,till  the  work  was  ended 
3 1. 2 1. in  every  nw^that  he  began  in  the 
3  i.i9.were  the  work  of  the  hands  of  man 
34. 1 2.  the  men  did  the  work  faithfully 

1 3.  that  wrought  the  work  in  any  mann  r 
E^-a  2.69 .  unco  the  treafury  ofthe  work  - 
3.8.  to  fet  forward  the  work  ofthe  houfe 
4si4.then  ceafed  the  work  ofthe  houfe 
5. 8. and  this  work  goeth  faft  on 
6.7. let  the  work  of  this  houfe  of  God  alone 

22.  ftreng.  their  hands  in  the  work  of  the  he. 
10. 13. neither  is  this  a  ww^of  one  day  or  two 
Ncfc.2.i6.nor  to  the  reft  that  did  the  work 
3. 5. put  not  their  necks  to  the  work  ofthe 
4.1 1.  and  caufe  the  work  to  ceafe 

i6.half  ofmy  fervants  wrought  in  the  work 

1 7. one 


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1 7. one  of  his  hands  wrought  in  the  work 
1 9.  the  work  is  great  and  large 
zt.fo  we  laboured  in  the  work 
y .  1 6.1  continued  in  the  work  of  this  wall 

were  gathered  thither  unto  the  work 
6,3.  why  fhould  the  work  ceafe 

9.  hands  lhall  be  weakned  from  the  work 

i^.that  this  work  was  wrought  of  our  God 

7.70.  chief  of  the  fathers  gave  untothea*w£ 

7i.to  the  treafury  of  the  work  zoooo.drams 
10.3  3  .for  all  the  work  of  the  houfe  of  our 
1 1  .iz.thsir  brethren  that  did  the  work  of  the 
13.10.and  the  fingers  that  did  the  »w^were 
fob  i.io.bleffed  the  work  of  his  hands 
ic.3.def/ife  the  work  pf  thine  hands 
i4.iy.adefire  to  the  work  of  thine  hands 
Z4.y.  go  they  forth  to  their  work 
3  4 .  n  .the  work  of  a  man  fhall  he  render  unto 

19.  they  are  all  the  work  of  his  hands 
3tf.9.then  he  fheweththem  their  wo>k 
Pfal.8.^xhework  of  thy  fingers3the  Moon 

6.  hav;  dom'n.  over  the  work  of  thy  hands 
9. 16-  wicked  is  frured  in  the  work  of  his 
19. 1. firmament  fhew  his  handy-work 
18 . 4  .give  them  after  the  work  of  their  hands 
44. 1. what  work  thou  didft  in  their  dayes 
74.6. they  break  down  the  carved  work 
90.i7.e(tablilh  thou  the  nw/^ofour  hands 

work  of  our  hands  efhbliih  thou  it 
95.9. proved  me3and  faw  my  work 
1  o  1 . 3 . 1  hate  the  work  of  them  that  turned 
ioz.z  5 .  heavens  are  the  work  °f  thy  hands 
1 15.4.  their  idols — the  work  of  mens  hands 

143. f.  I  raufe  on  thi  work  of  thy  hands 
Prtrc.Mi.18.the  wicked  work  a  deceitfull  work 
Ecckf.i.i7.becaufc  thework  that  is  wrought 
3. 1 1. no  man  can  fini  out  the  wr^  that  God 

1 7. and  a  time  for  every  work 
4-4.again,T  confidered  every  right  work 
y.6.  and  deftroy  the  work  of  thine  hands 
8.9.applyed  my  h:art  unto  every  work 
1 4.  according  to  the  work  of  the  wicked 

accord.to  the  work  of  the  righteous 
17-then  I  beheld  all  the  work  of  God 
9. 10. for  there  is  no  work  whither  thou  goeft 
rz.X4.G0d  will  bring  every  work  into  jud^e. 
Cant. 7. 1  .the  wor-k  of  the  hands  of  a  cunning 
f/ai.  1.8.  they  worfhip  the  work  of  their  own  hands 
10.11. Lord  hath  performed  his  whole  wo'i 
i7.8.the  work  ofhis  hands,  neither  fhal  refpect 
15.14.  to  erre  in  every  work  thereof 
if.  neither  fliall  there  be  any  work  for  Egy. 
z  y.  the  work  of  my  hands,  and  Ifrael  mine 
z  8.  ir.  that  he  may  do  his  firange  work 
29.  i(5.  ihall  the  work  fay  of  him  that  made 

13.  the  work  of  mine  hands  in  the  midft 
2z. 17. work  of  righteoufnefle  fliall  be  peace 
37. 1 9- but  the  nw^ofmens  hands,wood 
4  y.  1 1. concerning  the  work  of  my  hands 
49.4.my  work 1S  w,tn  mY  God 
60.21.the  work  of  my  hands  that  I  may  beglo. 
61.8. 1  will  direct  their  work  in  truth 
<?4.8.weall  are  the  work  of  thine  hand 
6^.7.  meafure  their  former  work inc°  their  bof. 

z  1.  long  enjoy  the  work  of  their  hands 
Jer.1.16.  worfhipped  the  work  of  their  own  hands 
io.3.thew0>'£ofthe  hands  of  the  workman 
9.  the  work  of  the  workman 

they  are  all  the  work  ofcun.  men 
1  J. they  are  vanity3and  the  work  oferrours 
Chap.y  1. 18. 
I7.zz.neither  do  ye  any  work,  hut  hallow  ye 

14.  to  do  no  work  therein 
1 8 . 3  he  wrought  a  work  on  the  wheels 
3 1.  19, and  mighty  in  work,  f°r  thine  eyes 

30. to  anger  with  the  »w£of  the'r  hands 
fo.zg.recompence  her  according  to  her  work 
L*#.3. ^.according  to  thework  of  their  hands 

4.2  the  work  of  the  hands  of  the  potter 
E^.i.i^.their  work  was  h^e  unto  the  colouf 

their  work  was  as  it  were  a  wheel 
I  y.  3. be  taken  thereof  to  do  any  work 
4.  is  it  meet  for  any  work 
y.it  was  meet  for  no  work 

fliall  it  be  meet  yet  for  any  work 


1 6, 1  o«  I  clothed  thee  with  broidered  work 
I3.thy  raiment  was  broidered  work 
3o.the  work  of  an  imperious  whorifh  woman 
27.7.  fine  linnen  with  broidered  work 
1 6.in  thy  fairs  with  broidered  work 
24.  in  blue  clothes  and  broidered  work 
Ho/*.  1 3. 2. all  of  it  thenw^  of  the  craftfmen 

14 .3. fay  any  more  to  the  work  of  our  hands 
Mkab  5.13.  no  more  worfhip  the  work  °f  thine 
Hab.  1 .  y.I  will  work  a  work  in  your  dayes 
H<?f .  1 . 1 4.they  came  and  did  the  work  in  the 

2.  i4.fi)  is  every  work  of  their  hands 
Mark  <s\y.  could  there  do  no  mighty  work 
John  7, 21. 1  have  done  one  work,  an&  Ye 

17.4.I  have  finifhedthe  work  which  thou 
•.4<5"f.y.38.if  this  work  be  ofmen,it  will  come 
ij.z.for  the  work  whereunto  I  have  called 

4i.a  work  which  vou  lhall  in  no  wife  beleeve 
1 4. 26 .for  the  work  which  they  fulfilled 
1  y. 3  8.went  not  with  them  to  the  work 
27.16.had  much  work  to  come  by  the  boat 
Kow.z.iy. which  fhew  the  wor\oi  the  law 

9.z8.becaufe  a  fhort  work  will  the  Lord  make 
for  he  will  finifh  ihc  wfrk 
I  r.6.otherwife  work  is  n°  more  work 

1  tV.3.13.  every  mans  work  (hall  be  made  manif. 

try  every  mans  work  of  what  fort  it  is 
i4.if  any  mans  work  abide  which  he  hath  bu. 
1  y.if  anymans  work  (hall  be  burnt,  he  fliall 
9. 1. are  not  you  my  work in  the  Lord 
Epb.4.12.  for  the  work  of  the  miniftry 
Phil.  1. 3  o.becaufe  for  the  work  of  Chrift  he  was 

2  Thef.i  .1 1  .and  the  work  of  faith  with  power 

2.i7.ftab.you  in  every  good  word  and  work 
z  Tim.  4.  y.do  the  work  of  an  E  vangelift 
Jam.  i.4.Iet  patience  have  her  perfect  work 

a  y.but  a  doer  of  the  work,  this  man  fliall 

iPtf.i.i7.judgeth  according  to  every  mans  work 

EvilWofk,  SeeCbH. 

Jflozfe  of  God,  See  d&0&. 

Good  HDOife,  See  ©ooO. 

Great  fljozfc  and  ttDozfejaljSee  dSzeat. 

His  R002b. 

Ges.z.z.feventh  day  God  ended  his  werk 

God  refled  from  all  his  work 
,  Verfe3. 

£*<W.3(S'.4.came  every  man  from  his  work 
Dtf/tf.32.4.  his  work  is  perfect 
Judg.  \t).\C.  from  his  work  out  of  the  field  at  even 
i  Sam.S.  i<?.and  put  them  to  his  work 
1  ft«.7.i4.and  he  wrought  all  his  work 
1  Cbron.8.$.Solom.  make  no  fervants  for  his  work 

i  (?.y.and  let  his  work  ceafe 
Neb.  4. 1  y.we  returned  every  one  to  his  work 
Job  7-z-looketh  for  the  reward  of  his  work  . 
36.24.remembertharthoumagnifiehis»wii 
37.7-that  all  men  may  lenow  his  work 
Pfal.6i.12.1end.  to  every  man  accord,  to  his  work 
1  of.  2  3.  man  goeth  forth  unto  his  work 
1 1 1 .3  his  work  is  honourable  and  glorious 
Prov.16. 1  i.weights  of  the  bag  are  his  work 
1 8.9.he  aifo  that  is  flothfull  in  his  work 
20. 1 1. whether  his  »w£bepure 
2i.8.as  for  the  pure,  his  work  is  right 
24.29.render  to  the  man  according  to  his  work 
lfta.%.  1 9.  and  haften  his  ww^that  we  may  fee  it 
28.21.  that  he  may  dohisnw^ 
40ao.rew.is  with  him3and  his  work  before  him 
Chap.62.11. 
y4.i6.  bringeth  forth  an  inflxum.  for  his  work 
Jer.zz.i\.  and  giveth  him  not  for  hlswork 
Hab.z.iS.  maker  of  his  work  trufteth  therein 
Mark  1 3 .34-gave  to  every  man  his  work 
John  4.34.  and  to  finifh  his  work 
Gal.6.4'  let  every  man  prove  his  own  work 
Rev.zz.iz.  togive  every  man  accord,  as  his  work 
WDOife  of  the  Lord,  Seelojtj. 
Our  HDOitJ. 
Gw.y.29.  fhall  comfort  us  concerning  our  work 

thy  tJDOtfe. 
Exoi.2o.i).  thou  labour,  and  do  all  thy  wtrk 

DW.y.13. 
23.1  ».fix  dayes  thou  fhalt  do  thy  work 
Ruth  2.i2.the  I-ord  recompence  thy  work, 
Pfal.77.nJ  will  meditate  alfo  of  all  thy  work 
90.16.lct  thy  #w£  appear  upon  thy  fervant 


9  2.4-made  me  glad  through  dry  work 
PfYKJ.24.27.  prepare  thy  work  without 
lfai.tf.9.  or  thy  wo>k,He  hath  no  hands 
Jcr.3  i.Nj.for  thy  work  fliall  be  rewarded 
Hab.i.  2.  revive  thy  work  in  the  midft  of  the  yeers 

four  MDoife. 
£#o.y.i  i.not  ought  of  your  work  *halbe  diminifh 
2  rtr««.iy.7.your  work  fhall  be  rewarded 
//2iJ.4i.24.  your  work is  of  nought 
i  Thef.1.1.  rememb.  without  ceafing  your  work  of 
Heb.6.10.  to  forget  your  we>k  and  labour  of  love 

nooibsfellow. 
^.'a.ig^i.Timotheus  my  work-fellow— falute  you 

Exod.$,i%.  go  therefore  now,  and  work 
31.4.TO  work  in  gold,in  filver3and  in  brafTe 

Chap.s  y. » r 
y .  to  work  in  all  manner  ofworkm*nfhip     * 
34.21. fix  dayes  thou  fhalt  work 
3  y.z.  whofo.  doth  work  therein  fliall  be  put  to 
3  y.  to  work  all  manner  of  worke  of  the  en<r 
36. 1 .  how  to  work  all  manner  of  work  for  die 
39.3.  to  work  ^  in  the  blue^and  in  the  purple 
/ofe.9.4.  'hey  did  work  wilily 
I  Sam.  14.6.  may  be  that  the  Lord  wili  Worh  for  m 
1  fO.7.14.  towork  all  works  of  brafTe 
z1.20.fold  thy  feif  towor  k  evil  in  the  fioht 
2y.  fell  himfelf  to  work  wickedneflc 
z  Carm.z.7.towork  in  gold,in  filver,and  in  braffc 

I4.skilfull  to  work  >n  filver,and  in  brafle 
Neb.4.6.  the  people  had  a  mind  towork 
Job  z3.9.on  the  left  hand  where  he  doth  Work 
Pfal.tf. z.yeajn  heart  you  work  wickednefTe 
1 19.1 26.  it  is  time  for  thee,Lord,to  work 
141.4.  with  men  that  work  iniquitie 
Proy.  11. 1 8. the  wicked  work  a  deceitfull  work 
Ifai.  i9.9.moreover,  they  that  work  in  fine  flax 
3 1 .2.  aga.  the  help  of  them  that  work  iniquitie 
3  z.tf.his  heart  will  work  iniquitie 
4?. 13. 1  will  work,  and  who  fhall  let  it 
£^.33.26.  ye  work  abomination 
Dan. 1  r.*3.  he  fhall  work  deceitfully 
Ho/.<5".8.Gilead  is  a  citie  of  them  that  work  iniqui. 
Mkab  2. 1 .  and  work  evil  upon  their  beds 
Hai.i.y.Iwill  work  a  work  in  your  dayes 
Hag.  2.4.  and  work  '■  (t°r  I  am  with  you 
Ma/.^.i  y.yea,they  that  work  wickednefTe  are  fct 
Matth. 7. 23. depart  from  me,ye  that  work  iniquity 

21. z8.  go  work  to  day  in  my  vineyard 
Luke  13.14.  6x  dayes  in  which  men  ought  to  work 
John  y.  1 7.  my  Fat.  worketh  hitherto,  and  1  work 
6.z8.that  we  might  work  the  works  of 

30.  wh3t  doeft  thou  work 
9.4. 1  muft  work  the  works  of  him  that  fent 

night  cometh  when  no  man  can  nor\ 
y^^.13.41.1  woi'k3-  work  in  your  dayes 
tez.7.y.did  work in  °ur  members  to  bring  forth 

8.28.  that  all  things  work  together  for  good 
Eph.4.1 9.  to  work  all  uncleannefs  with  greedinefle 
Phil.z.iz.work  out  your  own  falvat.  with  fear  and 

1  Thef.q.ii.  to  work  with  your  own  hands 
z  Thef.2.7.  myftery  of  iniquitie  doth  already  work 

3.io.that  if  any  would  not  work, neither  fhould 
1  z. with  quietnefTe  they  work  an^  eat 
ttDoilscr. 
i  I</.7.i4.a  worker  in  brafle3  and  he  was  filled 
ttDoifcerjsr. 

2  K2.z3.z4.  the  workers  with  familiar  fpirits 
1  Cfco.zz.iy.hewers  and  workers  of  ftone 
z  Cor. 6.  t .  we  then  as  workers  together  with  him 

1i.13.fuch  arefalfe  apoftles3deceitfull  workers 
Phil.}.*,  beware  of  evil  workers 

JtDOj!W0  of 'iniquitie,  Secjmiqnitlc 


E.xod.^t.4.  to  devjfe  cunning  works 

3  y.3z.  and  to  devife  curious  works 
Numb.16.2B.  fent  me  to  do  allrhefe »«■£* 
D«rt.z.7.bleffed  thee  in  all  the  works  of 

16.1  y.blefle  thee  in  all  the  works  of 
Judq.2.\o.  nor  yet  the  works  which  he  had  done 
1  Sam.  8.8.  according  to  all  the  works  which  they 
1  J(>".7. 14.  cunning  to  work  all  works  in 

1 3.  1 1 .  told  him  all  the  works  that  the 
z  Rj-u.i7.t0  angerwith  all  the  works  of 

z  Cfowz.34.z5. 
1  Cferus.z8.r9.even  all  the  works  of  this  pattern 

2v"e/?.9.3y.ne'ther 


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3$  .nei.turned  they  from  their  wicked  works  Rev.^.zo.yet  repented  not  of  the  war  lis  of 


Neb. 

pfal/14'i.rhey  have  done  abominable  worlds 
i  /.^concerning  the  works  of  men,by  the 
91.4. 1  will  triumph  in  the>wor^s  of  thy 
1 1  i.7.the  wor\s  of  his  hands  are  verity 
i38.8.forfake  not  the  wo;\s  of  thine  own 
14 1.4.  to  practife  wicked  work}  with  them 
Pi  ov.7.1 6.decked  my  bed  with  carved  -work} 

3 1. 3 1.  let  her  own  works  praife  her 
Eccle'f.i.  14- 1  have  lecn  all  the  works  that  are 

1. 1 1 . 1  looked  on  all  the  works  that  my 
Ifal  z6.i 1.  wrought  all  our  wor\s  in  us 
Jcr',7- 1 3-becaufe  ye  have  done  all  thefe  works 
x<  6  to  anger  with  the  worlds  of  your  hands 
5  b  Verfe7. 

1 4,according  to  the  works  of  their  own 
44  8.  unto  wrach  with  the  work*  of  your 
na».4-37-aUwhofew^  are  truth 
Mi  J  6a6.  all  the  work*  of  the  houfe  of  Ahab 
watt  1 1  2.heard  in  the  prilon  the  work*  of  Chnft 
zo.  wherein  mod  of  his  mightie  works 
x  1  if  the  mightie  work*  which  were  done 

Luke  10.13. 
z 5.  mightie  works  which  have  been  done 
,  y  4.  hath  this  man  thefe  mightie  nw#f 
<8  he  did  not  many  mighty  works  there 
x  /■L.'miehty  w»'fa  do  fhew  forth  themfelves 
14,1     5    ]  M.«r\  6.1 4. 

M«rt  6  *•  that  even  fuch  mighty  works  are  wrou. 
L»k  19-37 ^  a11  the  mighty  ™>^  that ,    . 
John  y.  20  .fhew  him  greater  wfl^then  thelc 
3  <y.wwfc  that  my  Father  hath  given  me 

the  lame  works  that  1  do,  bear 
7.3  .may  fee  the  works  that  thou  doft 
'7.  that  the  work*  thereof  are  evil 
3  ,a.yewould  do  the  works  of  Abraham 
9] 4.I  muft  work  the  works  of  him  that  fent  me 
1  o.  2  y  .the  works  that  I  do  in  my  Fathers  Name 
ii.for  which  of  thofe  works  do  ye  (lone  me 
57.if  I  do  not  the  works  of  my  Father 
38.beleeve  not  me,beleeve  the  work* 
j  4.10.  he  doth  the  worlds 
n.beleeve  me  for  the  very  work*  fake 
ii.the  work*  that  I  do,  fhall  he  do  alfo 

greater  works  then  thefe  fhall  he  do 

1  y.24-not  done  among  them  the  works  that 
/tftf.7.4i-rejoyced  in  thenw^s  of  their  own  hands 

16  icdo  works  meet  for  repentance 
Rom. 3. ^7 -by  what  law?  Of  nwfc?  Nay,but  by 
4.i.i£  Abraham  Were  juftified  by  works 
'  6.G0&  imputeth  righteoufnefle  without  worlds 
o.n.not  otworks,  but  of  him  that  calleth 
'  3a.  as  it  were  by  the  work*  of  the  law 
11. 6.  then  is  itnomoreofwwfc 

if  it  be  of  iw^then  is  it  no  more 
i3.ii.caftofFtheTwfc  ofdarknefle 
Gal.z.\6.  a  man  is  not  juftified  by  the  works 

and  not  by  the  works  of  the  law 
for  by  the  work*  of  the  law  mall  no 
3.a.received  ye  the  fpirit  by  the  works  of  the 
5. doth  he  it  by  the  works  of  the  law 
io.as  many  as  are  of  the  works  of  the  law 
y.19  .now  the  works  of  the  flefh  are  manifeft 
Evh.z.o.  not  of  Bwfc,  left  any  man  ihouldboaft 

y .  1 1  .with  the  unfruitfull  wo; \s  of  darknefie 
CoLi.iu  in  your  mind  by  wicked  works 
1  Tfef.y.I3.highly  in  love  for  their  works  fake 
j,  TJOT.L9.n0t  according  to  our  worfobut  accord. 
Titus  1 . 1 6.  but  in  works  they  deny  him 

3.y.  not  by  works  of  righteoufneffe  which  we 
jjcb.i.  1  o.heavens  are  the  works  of  thine  hands 
i.7.fet  him  over  the  works  of  thine  hands 
4.3.although  the  works  were  finifhed  through 
6. 1.  from  dead  works,and  of  faith  towards  God 
□.  14.  purge  your  confeiences  from  dead  works 
Jam.z.iri.arid  have  not  iwfc.?can  faith  fave  him 
I7.faith,if  it  hath  not  wo.ls  dead  being  alone 
1 8  .thou  ha  ft  faith,and  I  have  work* 
lo.faith  without  works  is  dead 
2i.was  not  Abra.our  fath.  juftified  by  works 
1 1.  by  works  was  faith  made  perfect 
24-how  that  by  works  a  man  is  juftified 
ay.was  not  Rahab  the  harlot  juftif.  by  works 
26. frith  without  work* ls  dead  a^° 

2  Pet. 3. 10.  earth,  and  the  works  that  are  therein 
1  John  3. 8.  might  deftroy  the  works  of  the  devil 


i8.6.double  according  unto  her  works 
Evil  KDOjfeg,  See  (Eotl. 
UDDj&SE  of  God }  See  t©aQ. 
Gflflrf  HDO?fe0,  See  >©00l3. 

1  SV?«.i9.4.becaufe  his  works  have  been  to  thee-w. 

2  Cfco.  3  z.3o.Hezekiah  profpered  in  all  his  wo)h} 
pfaLi^.q-hisworks  are  done  in  truth 

78.11*  and  forgat  bis  works:  and  his  wonders 
ioj.ii.blefl'e  the  Lord,all  his  work*>to  all 
104.3 1. Lord  fhall  rejoyce  in  his  works 
lotf.13.they  foon  forgat  hisMW^r 
i07.22.declarehis  works  with  rejoycing 
1 1  1.6. (hewed  his  people  the  power  of  his  works 
145. 9. tender  mercies  are  over  all  his  works 
17.  Lord  is  holy  in  all  his  works 
Pw.8.22.  before  his  works  of  old 

24.12.to  every  man  according  to  his  works 
Ecc/e/^. 2  2.fhould  rejoyce  in  his  ownwe^s 
Dan.9.14.  God  is  righteous  in  all  his  works 
Matth.\6. 17. reward  every  man  accor.to  his  works 
Acl.i  y. 18. known  unto  God  are  all  hlsworks 
2  Tim. 4.14. reward  him  according  to  his  worl^ 
He&.  4.4.  reft  the  feventh  day  from  all  his  works 
lo.he  alfo  hath  ceafed  from  his  own  work* 
Jam.z.zz.how  faith  wrought  with  his  work} 
3. 13.  fhew  out  of  a  good  con  ver  fat.  his  wor^s 
UD02&3  of  the  Lord3See  iLo^O. 
Marvellous  }©ozfe0,See  ^artoellouff, 
My  K0O#v0, 
H^.3.9.  and  faw  my  works  fourty  yeers 
Jam.z.18.  fhew  thee  my  faith  by  my  work} 
Rev.z.z6.as\d  keepeth  ray  works  wnto  the  end 

Their  WaftiS. 
Exod.$'H.\et  the  people  from  their  works 

23.24.  nor  do  after  their  works 
W«fo.6.i4.according  to  thefe  their  works 
fob  3  4. 2  y. therefore  he  knoweth  their  work* 
Pfal-ll . i  y.he  confidereth  all  their  works 
10(7.3  y.  and  they  learned  their  works 
39.  defiled  with  their  own  works 
Ecclef.9.1.  and  their  works  are  in  the  hand 
Ifai.zy.  1  y.and  their  works  are  in  the  dark 
41.29.  their  works  are  nothing 
y9.6.  cover  themfelves  with  their  works 

their  works  are  works  of  iniquitie 
66.18.I  know  their  works  and  thoughts 
Amos  8.7.  never  forget  any  of  their  works 
Jonah  3.10.  and  God  faw  their  work* 
Matth.z$. 3. but  do  not  ye  after  their  works 

y.all  their  works  they  do  for  to  be 
zCor.11.1  y.whofe  end  fhall  be  accor.to  their  wo. 
Rev.  14.13.  their  vsorks  do  follow  them 

20. 1 2.  written  in  the  books  accor.  to  their  wor. 
ij.judgedevery  man  accord,  to  their  wor\s 
Th)  twfref. 
Deut.^.z^.that  can  do  according  to  thy  works 

1  y.io.  fhall  bleffe  thee  in  all  thy  works 
I  2  Cfc-o.20.37.the  Lord  hath  broken  thy  works 
Pfal.9.1.  fhew  forth  all  thy  marvellous  work* 
26.7.  tell  of  all  thy  wondrous  work* 
66.3.how  terrible  art  thou  in  thy  works 
73.28.that  I  may  declare  all  thy  works  L 
86.8  .any  works  like  unto  thy  works 
92.y.O  Lord,how  great  are  thy  work* 
I04.i3.fatisfied  with  the  fruit  ofthy  works 
24.O  Lord,how  manifold  are  thy  work* 
1 43. y.  I  meditate  on  all  thy  work* 
i4y.4. 1  will  fpeak  of  thy  wondrous  works 
10.  ail  thy  works  fhall  praife  thee,0  Lord 
P  w.i  6. 3. commit  thy  works  unto  the  Lord 
Ecclef.^.j.for^Cod  now  accepteth  thy  work* 
Ifai.'jj.iz.l  will  declare  thy  righteouf&  thy  works 
/c'MS^.becaufe  thou  haft  trufted  in  thy  works 
f  am. z.iS. (hew  me  thy  faith  without  thy  works 
Revel.z.z.  I  know  rhy  works       Verfes  9,1^,19. 
Ch3p.3-i>8,iy. 
3.2. 1  have  not  found  thy  works  perfect 
Wonderfull  HDD3&0. 
Vfal.  40.  y.  many  are  thy  wonderfull  work} 
78.4.  (hewing  his  wondeifull  works 
107. S. for  his  wonderf.BW^J  to  thechil.of  men 
Verfes  iy, 21,31. 
1114  made  his  wonderf.  works  to  be  rememb. 
Mattb.7. zz.'m  thy  Name  have  donewonder.Mw('j 
M  m  m  m  m  3 


Aft.  2. 1 1  .fpeak — the  wonder  ruil  work}  of  God 
wondrous  toojfe0,  See  HDonD;0U5, 
tour  WotfiS, 
£.vo.-f.y.i3;faying,Fulfill  >our  works 
Exek-6.6.  jour  works  may  beabolilhcd 
Rcv.z.z^.  every  one  of  you  accord,  to  your  works 

t&oi'aeti). 

Job  3  3.29.1o,all  thefe  things  ivorketb  God  oftent. 
Pfsl.i  y.i.he  that  worketh  righteoufneffe 

1 01.7.  he  that  worketh  deceit  ihall  nor  dwell 
Prov.i  1. 1 8.  the  wicked  worketh  a  deceitfull  work 

26.28.  a  flattering  mouth  work  th  ruine 

7,1. llAe'worketh  willingly  with  her  hands 
Ecclcfo.y .  what  profit  hath  he  that  worketh 
lfaiim.il.  thefmith  with  the  tongs  both  worketh 
#     worketh  it  with  the  ftrength  of  his  arms 

64-. y.  meeteft  him  that — worketh  rightcoufnelie 
Van,6.zi.  he  worketh  fignes  &  wonders  in  heaven 
John  y.17.  my  Fath.  worketh  hitherto,  and  I  work 
Aclao.j  y.  he  that  worketh  righteoufn.  is  accepted 
Rom.i.io.that  worketh  good  to  the  Jew  firft 

4. 4. now  to  him  that  worketh  is  the  reward 
y  .to  him  that  worketh  not,  but  beleeveth 
1  y.becaufe  the  law  worketh  wrath 

y.3.knowing  that  tribulation  worketh  patience 

13.10.  loveworketh  no  ill  to  his  neighbour 

1  Cor.iz.6.fame  God,which  werketbail  in  all 
1 1 .  all  thefe  worketh  that  one     ■ 

1  tf.io.for  he  worketh  the  work  of  the  Lord 

2  Cor.4, iz.  fo  then  death  worketh  in  us,  but  life 
1  t  worketh  for  us  a  fir  more  exceeding  wei. 

7-io.  godly  forrow  worked}  repentance  to  falv. 
forrow  of  the  world  worketh  death 
Gal.i. y.and  worketh  miracles  among  you 

y.tf-but  faith  which  worketh  by  love 
Eph.i.n .  who  worketh  all  things  after  the  counf. 

2.2.fpiri;:  that  now  workpthin  the  children 

3.20.  according  to  the  power  that  worketh  in  us 
""^.2.13. for  it  is  God  that  worketh  in  you 
f»/.i.29.to  his  working  which  work'th  in  me 
1  Tfol/.2.i3.which  effectually  worketh  in  you 
Jam.  1. 3  .trying  of  your  faith  worketh  patience 

20.  wrath  of  man  worketh  not  the  righteouf. 
R.cv .2 1.27.  neither  whatfoever  worketh  abominat. 

P/«/.yi.2.1ike  a  fharprafor,  working  deceitfully 

74-12'^Hwgfalvation  in  the  midfl  of  the1 
^.28.29.  and  he  is  excellent  in  his  working 
£x«/f.4<y.i.fhall  be  (hut  the  fix  working  dayes 
'   Mark  1 6.20.  the  Lord  wwfyng  with  them 
j   Kom.i.zy.men  with  men  working  that  which  is  un. 
7.1 3. working  death  in  me  by  chat  which  is 

1  Cor.q.iz.Sc  labour,  workingv/iih  our  own  hands 
9-tf.have  not  we  power  to  forbear  working 
1 2.  ro.  to  another  the  working  of  miracles 

j   Epb.i,  19. accor.to  the  working  of  his  mighty  power 
j        3.7-  by  the  effectuall  working  of  his  power 

4. 16. according  to  the  effectuall  working 
J  28.  working  \mh  his  hands  the  thing  which  is 

Phil. 3. 21. according  to  the  workjng  whereby  he  is 
Col.  1. 29. according  to  his  working  which  worketh 

2  Tbef.z.y.  whole  coming  is  after  the  worhjng  of 
3  .j  1  .wording  not  at  ail,but  are  bufie-bodies 

Hcb.  1 3. 21. working  in  you  that  which  is  weli-plea. 
Kra.Kf.i4.they  are  the  fpir.of  devils  working  mira. 

KDojfemati. 

Exod.i  ?-3  Milan. of  work-ofthe  cunning  vorkman 

38.23.3  cunning  workman,  and  an  imbroiderer 

Cant.-;. 1.  work  of  the  hands  of  a  cuhn.  workman 

JJ1K.40.19.  the  73W^;&7;zmelteth  a  graven  image 

2o.feeketh  unto  him  a  cunning  workman 
Jer.10.3.  the  work  of  the  hands  of  the  workman 

9.  the  work  of  the  workman,  and  of  the 
Hof.8.6. the  workman  made  it 
Matth.  10.10. for  the  workman  is  worthy  ofh's  meat 
2  Tim.  2.1  y.  a  worhnian  that  needeth  not  to  be 

liDot&martfrifp. 
Exod.3  t. 3.  in  all  manner  ofworkmanjhip 

y.to  work  in  all  manner  of  workmmfhip 
3  y.3 1 .  and  in  all  manner  o£worl(m.mfhip 
1  Kj.i6.xo.  accord-  to  all  the  workmit?(kip  thereof 

1  Cbron. 18. zi.Ytizh  thee  for  all  manner  oiwork'n. 
Eir k-z8-n.xhe'Wortkma;-if}jip of  zhy  tabretswaspre. 
Eph.z.i  o. for  we  are  his  workpanfhip 

ffi3o?Jv«tcn. 

2  i\;.i  2.14.  they  gave  that  to  the  workmen 
iy.  mo;ie y 


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if.  money  to  be  beftowed  on  the  workmen 
i  CA/0».22.if.thcre  are  twk^ws  with  thee  inabu. 

a  y.i.  and  the  number  of  the  workmen 
2  Chron.zn.13.  fo  the  workmen  wrought 
34.10.  pat  it  in  the  hand  of  the  workmen 

they  gave  it  to  the  workmen  that  wrought 
17.  deliver,  it  into  the  hand  of  the— workmen 
E^ra  3.9.  to  fet  forward  the  workmen  in  the 
i/ji.44.1 1 .  and  the  workmen  they  are  of  men 
/4<2. 19.15.  with  the  jw^mwb  of  like  occupation 

Jp.d?.%.zS.  her  right  hand  to  the  worsens  ham. 

W0}iti. 
1  Sam.z.Z.  he  hath  fet  the  iW/'Wupon  them 
2,  Som.zz.  ^.foundations  of  the  hwW  weredifco. 

P/a/.i8.ij. 
1  Chron.16.30.  the  wavW  alfo  fhall  be  liable 
Job  1 818.  he  fliall  be  chafed  out  of  the  world 
34. 1  j. or  who  hath  defpifed  the  whole  world 
3  7. 1  i.upon  th .-  face  of  the  world  in  the  eatth 
Pfal. g.S.  he  (hall  judge  the  »or/d  inrighteoufnefs 
1 7. 1 4.  from  men  of  the  ww/^,which  have  their 
194.  their  words  ro  the  ends  of  the  world 
a  2. 17. all  the  ends  ofthe  bwW  lhall  remember 
24.1. the  wo/ld, and  they  that  dwell  therein 
33.8.  inhabit,  of  the  world  Hand  in  awe  of  liiui 
49.1 .  give  ear  all  ye  inhabitants  of  the  world 
50.1  a.  for  the  woi Id  is  mine,and  the  fulnefle 
77.18. the  lightnings  lightned  the  world 
%).  1 1 .  as  for  the  world,  and  th;  fulnefle  thereof 
90.  2.  thou  hadft  formed  tiie  earth  &  the  world 
93.t.th;  world  alio  iseflabliftied 
9S.10.the  worldalCo  mail  be  eftablifhed 

13.  h:  fhall  judge  the  world  with  righeeoufh. 
97.4  his  lightnings  enlightned  the  world 
98 -7. the  world  ,and  they  that  dwell  therein 
9.  with  rghteoufn.  (hall  he  judge  the  world 
Prn.'A-tl  .nor  the  hlgheft  part  ofthe  dull  of  the  w. 
Ecclf.3. 1 1 .  fee  th:  world  in  their  heart 
ifai. 13.5.  i.I  will  punilh  th-'  world  fat  their  evil 
14. 17.  rha"  made  the  world  as  a  wildcrnefle 

11. nor  fill  the  face  ofthe  world  with  cities 
1S.3.  all  ye  inhabit,  ofthe  world— [ee  ye,whcn 
13.17. com  nit  forn.with  all  the  kingd.of  the  w. 
24.4-the  wirdd  Ianguilhech  and  fadeth  away 
16. g.  inhab.ofche  world  will  learn  righteoufh. 
18. neither  have  theinhab  ofthe  world  fallen 
27.6/fiIl  the  face  of  the  world  with  fruit 
3  4. 1. let  the  world  hear,and  all  things  that  come 
3811  .man  no  more  with  the  inhab.of  the  wor. 
4?.  17.  nor  confounded  world  without  end 
61. 1 1.  proclaimed  unto  the  end  ofthe  world 
64-4-  fince  the  beginning  ofthe  world 
Jer.io.iz.  hehatheftab.  the  world  by  hiswifdomc 

Chap,  Ji.if. 

2?  .z6.  all  the  kingdoms  of  the  wo.  -fhall  drink 

L<im.t,.\  i.  all  the  inhabit,  of  the  world  would  not 

Nahum  i.r.vea,the  w0nW,and  all  that  dwell 

Ma:tb.+.$  .ihevieth  him  all  the  kingd.  ofthe  world 

Lu\e  4.5. 
5.i4.ye  arcthe  light  of  the  world 
13.38.  the  field  is  the  world 

3  9. the  harvefl  is  the  end  ofthe  world 
40.  fo  fhall  it  be  in  the  end  ofthe  world 

Verfe  49. 
i6,z6.  if  he  Ihall  gain  the  whole  world,*nd  lofe 
Mark  2.36.  !«/(;<»  9.2  j. 
1 8.7.W0  unto  the  world  becaufe  of  offences 
24.3.what  fhall  be— the  end  of  the  world 
I4.(hali  be  preached  in  all  the  world 
1  i.not  fince  the  beginning  of  the  world 
18. 20. even  unto  the  end  ofthe  world 
Mar. m.y.bz  preached  throughout  the  whole  world 

1 6. 1  f.go  ye  into  all  the  warld,and  preach 
Luke  1.70.  which  have  been  fince  the  world  began 
2.1.  that  all  the  world  Ihould  be  taxed 
i2.3o.nations  ofthe  worldCeek  after 
20.35-. accounted  worthy  to  obtain  thnworld 
John  1 . 1  o  .world  was  made  by  him,and  the  world 
29.takeft  away  the  fin  ofthe  world 
3 . 1  6.  for  G  od  fo  loved  the  world  that  he  gave 
17.  that  the  world  through  him  might  befav. 
4.42.  the  Saviour  of  the  world 
5.33.  and  giveth  life  unto  the  world 

f  I  .which  I  will  give  for  the  life  ofthe  world 
7*4.  mew  thy  felf  to  the  world 


7.  the  world  cannot  hate  you,  but  me  ic  hat. 

8. 1 2.fay  ingjl  am  the  light  of  the  world 
2  6.1  fpeak  to  the  world  thofe  things  which  I 

9.5;  .1  am  the  light  ofthe  world 

1 2. 1 9-thc  world  is  gone  after  him 
47.not  to  judge  the»o.  but  to  fave  the  world 

i4.17.whom  the  world  cannot  receive 
i9.and  the  world  feeth  me  no  more 
22.and  not  manifeft  thy  lelf  unto  the  world 
27«not  as  the  »w/dgiveth,givel  untcryou 
31. that  the  worldnay  know  that  I  love 

iy.18.  if  the  world  hate  you,  ye  know  that  it 
I9.if  ye  were  of  the  world,the  world  would 
not  of  the  world-chosen  you  out  of  the  wo. 
therefore  the  world  hateth  you 

16.20.but  the  world lhall  rejoyce 
28.  again,  I  leave  the  world 
33. 1  have  overcome  the  world 

I7»f  .had  with  thee  before  the  world  was 
6\which  thou  gavefl  me  out  ofthe  world 
9.I  pray  not  for  the  world 
I4.and  the  worldhath  hated  them 

not  ofthe  nw.even  as  I  am  not  of  the  wo. 
if  .fhouldeft  take  them  out  ofthe  world 
1 6.  they  are  not  of  the  world,even  as  I  am 
2  i.world  may  beleeve  that  thou  halt  fent  me 
i^.world  may  know  that  thou  haft  fent  me 
2? .the  worldhath  not  known  thce,but  I  have 

18.20. 1  fpake  openly  to  the  world 

2 1.2  f  .1  fuppofe  that  even  the  world  it  felf 
Att.i.zi.  fince  the  world  began 

11.28-great  dearth  throughout  all  the  world 
1  •)  .18.  from  the  beginning  ofthe  world 
1 7.6'  turned  the  world  upfide  down 

24-God  that  made  the  world,  and  all  the  thi. 

3-1  .he  will  judge  the  world  in  righteoufnefle 
19.27. and  the  world  worlhippeth 
24.5. among  all  the  Jews  throughout  the  world 
Rom.i.S.  fpoken  of  throughout  the  whole  world 

2o.fromthe  creation  ofthe  whole  world 
3.6.then  how  lhall  God  judge  the  world 

19.aU  the  world  may  become  guilty  before 
4.i3.1hould  be  the  heir  of  the  world 
1  o.  i8.their  words  unto  the  ends  of  the  world 
1 1 . 1 2.fall  of  them  be  the  riches  of  the  wm  Id 

1 J  .be  the  reconciling  of  the  world:  what  lhal 
1 6.2f .  kept  fecret  fince  the  world  began 

1  Cor.i.zt. world  by  wifdome  knew  not  God 

27.foolilh  things  of  the  worldio  confound 

weak  things  ofthe  world  to  confound 

2  8. and  bafe  things  ofthe  world  to  bung 
2.7.which  God  ordained  before  the  world 

i2.we  have  received  not  the  fpir.of  the  world 
3.22.  or  the  wor!d}ov  life,or  death,  or  things 
4.9. made  a  fpe&acle  unto  the  world 

1 3. we  are  made  as  the  filth  ofthe  world 
5. io. with  the  fornicatours  ofthis  world 
6 . 2. that  the  faints  lhall  judge  the  world 

If  the  world  fhall  be  judged  by  you 
7.33.careth  for  the  things  that  are  ofthe  world 

Verfe  34. 
8. 1 3  .eat  no  flelh  while  the  world ftandeth 
1 0.1  i.upon  whom  the  ends  ofthe  world  areco. 

1 1 .3  2.not  be  condemned  with  the  world 

2  Cor.  f  ^.reconciling  the  world  unto  himfelf 
7.io.forrow  ofthe  world  workcth  death 

G<2/.4.3.bondage  under  the  elementsof  the  world 

6.1  $.world  is  cru.  unto  me,  and  I  unto  the  world 

Ephcf.3.9.  (torn  the  begin,  ofthe  wor/dhath  been 

2 1. throughout  all  ages  world  without  end 
Co/.2.8.after  the  rudiments  ofthe  wo*  Id 

20.  with  Chrift  from  the  rudim.  of  the  world 
2  Tim.i.q.  before  the  world  began 
Titus  1 .2.promifed  before  the  world  began 
Hcb.z.  5  .put  in  fubje&ion  the  world  to  come 
6.?  ■  tailed — the  powers  ofthe  worldio  come 
9.26.but  now  once  in  the  end  ofthe  world 
1 1.7.  by  the  which  he  condemned  the  world 

3  8. of  whom  the  wmid  was  not  worthy 
Jo.m»\. 27. to  keep  himfelf  unfpot.  from  the  World 

3.6.  the  tongue  is  a  world  of  iniquitie 
4.4.friendfhip  ofthe  world  is  enmity  with 

a  friend  ofthe  world,is  an  enemy  of  God 
2  Pet.t.S'  and  fpared  not  the  old  world 

floud  upon  the  world  of  the  ungodly 
xo.cfcaped  the  pollutions  ofthe  world 


3.6.  whereby  the  world  that  then  was  -perithed 
John  2.2.  alio  for  the  fins  ofthe  whole  world 
1 J  .love  not  the  world,  nor  the  things  in  tl^ 

•     world:  if  any  man  love  the  world 
»6.not  ofthe  Father,but  is  ofthe  world 
i7.the  world  pafleth  away,and  the  lull 
.  3. 1. therefore  the  world  knoweth  us  not 
1 3.marvell  not  if  the  wmid  hateyou 
4.5-thcy  are  of  the  world,  therefore  fpeak  they 
ofthe  world,  and  the  world  heamh 
i4.Son  to  be  the  Saviourof  the  world 
y^.overcomeththeTw/djand  this  is  the 

viftory  that  ovcrcometh  the  world 
f.who  is  he  that  overcomcth  the  world 
I9.and  the  whole  world  lieth  in  wkkednefle 
Rcv.3.io.whkh  fhall  come  upon  all  the  wmid 
1 2-9. which  deceivcth  the  whole  world 
.i3.3.all  the  world  wondred  after  ihe  beaft 
16.14.fonh  unto  the  kings  of  the  whole  world 
Foundation  of  the  BDorlD,  See  JFotwDatfon. 
la,  or  Into  the  tSDOt,\Q. 
Pftd.73.1z.  who  profper  in  the  world 
Matib. z  6. 1 3. be  preached  in  the  whole  world 
Mark  10.30.  in  the  »w/</to«>me,etcrna]l  life 

?  I  1-1  L"ke  iti-io 

7ee.r.9.hghtech  every  man  that  com.into  the  nor 

10.  he  was  in  the  world 
3.17. God  fent  not  his  Son  into  die  world 

I9.that  light  is  come  into  the  world 
6.14.  prophet  that  ihould  come  into  the  world 
9-1).  as  long  as  I  am  in  the  world,!  am  the 
10.36.whom  the  Fath.  hath  fent  into  the  v?0;id 
1 1. 27. which  ihould  come  into  the  woild 
1 2.46. 1  am  come  a  light  into  the  world 
13. 1. loved  his  own,  which  were  in  \!nc  world 
1 6. 2 1  .that  a  man  is  boi  n  into  the  wo;  Id 

28.  and  am  come  into  the  world  again 

33 .  in  the  world  ye  lhall  have  tribulation 
1 7. 1 1. now  I  am  no  more  in  the  world 

but  thefe  are  in  theiraW 

1 2.  while  I  was  with  them  in  tlic  world 

1 3 .  thefe  things  I  fpeak  in  the  world 

1 8.as  thou  haft  fent  me  into  the  world 

alfo  fent  them  into  the  world 
18.37.  for  this  caufe  came  I  into  the  ixsxld 
Rom.f.jz.  fin  entred  into  the  world 

1 3.untill  the  law,  fo  was  in  the  world 

1  Cor.g.A.an  idoll  is  nothing  in  the  world 
14.ro.  fo  many  kinds  of  voices  in  the  world 

2  Cor.i.iz,  had  our  convention  in  ihc  world 
Epk  z.  1 2.  and  without  God  in  the  world 
Phil.z.i  j.ye  Ihinc  as  lights  in  the  world 
Col.t.g.  as  it  is  in  all  the  world 

2.20.  why,  as  though  living  in  the  world 
1  Tim.i.  if. Chrift  Jefus  came  into  the?ver/rf 

3.1 6.belceved  on  in  the  world,  received 
Heb.1.6.  bringeth  in  the  frft-begot.  into  the  world 

lo.f  .when  he  comech  into  the  world 

1  Pf/.f  .9.  in  your  brethren  that  are  in  the  WO/ld 

2  PrM.4.  efcap:d  the  corrupt,  that  is  in  the  world 

1  John  2.1  f .  neith.the  things  that  are  in  the  world 

1 6.  for  all  that  is  in  the  world,  the  lull 
4.1.  falfe  prophets  arc  gone  out  into  the  world 
3 .  now  already  is  it  in  the  world 
4. then  he  that  is  in  the  world 
9. fen:  his  only  begotten  Son  into  the  world 

2  /c/;#7.many  deceivers  are  entred  into  the  world 

This  ivojlD. 
Maltb.iz.izSorg'wen  him  nei.in  this  world,  neith. 
13.22.care  ofthis  world—  choak  the  word 

Mali  4.19. 
Lu\e  16. 8. child. cf  this  world  are  in  their  gene  rat. 

ifl.34.the  children  ofthis  woild  marry 
John  8.23.  ye  are  ofthis  world,  I  amnot  ofthis 
9.39.  for  judgement  I  am  come  into  this  world 
1 1 .9.  becaufe  he  feeth  the  light  ofthis  world 
1 1.2 f.  he  that  hateth  his  life  in  this  world 
3  r.now  is  the  judgement  of  this  world 

now  lhall  the  prince  ofthis  world  be  ca'ft 
1 3. 1  .depart  out  of  this  world  unro  the  Father 
I4.30.for  the  prince  ofthisworld  cometh 
I6.11. prince  of  this  world  is  judged 
18.36.  mv  kingdom  is  not  ofthis  wmid  ^ 

if  my  kingdome  were  of  this  ww/i/ 
B.om.i  2.2.  be  not  conformed  to  this  world 

1  Cor.  1. 10.  where 


"woa     -'wor 


WOR         WOR 


WOR 


WOR 


i  Cor.i.tO'  where  is  the  difputer  of  this  world 

made  foolifh  the  wifdom  of  this  world 
z.  6.  yet  not  the  wifdomof  this  world 

nor  of  the  princes  of  this  world  that  come 
8.  none  of  the  princes  of  this  world  knew 
3. 18.  feemeth  to  be  wife  in  this  world 
'  19'wildom  of  tins  world  is  foolith.wuh  God 
y.io.  with  the  fornicators  of  this  world 
7.51.  they  that  ufe  this  world,  as  not  abufing 
iaihion  of  this  world  pafleth  away 
i  Cor.  4-  4-  in  whom  the  «-<od  of  this  vmrld  hath 
Gal. i-  4-  deliver  us  from  thisprefent  evil!  world 
Ephef  1 . 2 1 .  not  only  in  this  world,  but  alfo  in 
2. 1.  walked  according  to  the  courfe  of  this  r». 
6.1  2.aga.  the  rulers  of  the  darknes  of  this  wor. 

1  Tim.6.7.  we  brought  nothing  into  this  world  - 

1 7 .  cha  .ge  them  that  a  re  rich  in  this  world 

2  Tim.^.io.  having  loved  this  prefent  world 
Iitus  1.  1 2.  live  godly  in  this  prefent  world   _ 
Jam.z.%.  chol'en  the  poore  of  this  world  rich  in 
1  John  3.  J  7.  whofo  hath  this  worlds  good,  and 

4.1 7.  lo  are  we  in  this  world 
Rev.  z  1. 1 5.  kingdom  of  this  world  are  become  the 

Tittts  1. 1 2 .  that  denying  ungodlinefle  &  t*w% 
Heb.9.1.  had  alfo  a  rviv/Wty  lancluary 

Heb.uz.  by  whom  alio  he  made  the  wwMj 

1  i.j.  taat  the  worlds  were  framed  by  the  word 

UDOiitte. 
Exod.  16. 14.  neither  was  there  any  hxhtb  therein 
Job  17.  14-  to  the  worm,  Thou  art  my  mother 
14.10.  the  worm  {hill  feed  fweeriy  of  him 

2  y .  6.  how  much  leffe  man  that  is  a  5W*» 

and  the  fon  of  man  which  is  a  worm 
Pfd.zz.6.  but  i  am  a  ww»j  ,  and  no  man 
if  a.  14. 1 1 .  the  wra  is  fpread  under  thee 
4ii4.feare  noyhou  worm  Jacob 
y  1.8.  worm  ihall  eat  them  like  wooll 
66. 14.  for  their  worm  Ihall  not  die 
■JiTriah  4.  7.  God  prepared  a  worm  when  the  mor. 
Af  «/■£  9-44.  where  their  nwvw  dieth  not 

Verfe  46,  48. 

Exod.  1  if.  io.  and  it  bred  worms  and  ftank 
Dent  18.39.  for  the  worms  fhall  eat  them 
/ui  7.  y  -  my  flefh  is  clothed  with  '<wotj 

ip.ziS.TVorms  deftroy  this  body, yet  in  my  fiefh 
1 1 .  16.  the  worms  fhail  cover  them 
Ifi.14. 11.  and  the  worms  cover  thee 
Afiwfr  7.17.  out  of  their  holes  like  worms  of  the 
^ci.  11.13  .and  he  was  eaten  of  worms 

HD0?tn£=«B00t). 
Dent.  19. 18.  a  root  that  beareth  gall,&  wom-w. 
P,ov.  5.4.  her  end  is  bitter  as  worm-wood 
Jer.9.11.  lie  feed  this  people  with  worm-wood 

13. 1  y.  lie  feed  them  with  worm-wood 
Lam.  3.1?.  made  me  drunken  with  worm-wood 

19.  rememb. — the  worm-wood  and  the  gall 
/ft»M  5.  7.  ye  who  turn  judgment  to  worm-wood 
Kev.S.ii-  name  of  the  ftar  is  called,  norm-wood 
third  part  of  the  waters  became  worm-wood 

Gens  9. 9.  will  we  deale  ro/e  with  thee  then 
a  S««.  1 9.7.  that  will  be  worfe  unto  thee  then  all 
1  King  16. iy.  Omri  did  worfe  then  all  that  were 
i  King.  1 4. 1 1 .  Judah  was  put  to  the  worfe  before 
z  Chro.  if.  i2. 
1  Chro. 19. 1 6.  that  they  were  put  to  the  worfe 

_    19.  put  to  the  worfe  before  Ifrael 
1  Chro.6-*4-  he  put  to  the  worfe  before  the  enemy 
33.9.Ma.raade  Jud.&  the  inba  of  Jc-to  dow. 
Jer.-j.z6.  they  did  worfe  then  their  fathers 

16.  1 1.  ye  have  done  worfe  then  your  fathers 
Dan.  1  •  1  o.  fee  your  faces  worfe  liking  then  the 
Mat. 9  x6.  and  the  rent  is  made  worfe 

Mar\z.  11, 
1 2-  4  y .  laft  ftate  of  that  man  is  worrfe  then 

Lu\en.z6. 
17.64.  laft  crrour  ftialbe  worfe  then  the 
Mar\  y.  16.  but  (he  rather  grew  woc/e 
/fffcz  1. 1  o.  then  that  which  is  worfe 

y.  1 4.  left  a  nw/e  thing  come  unto  thee 
1  Coc.8.8.  are  we  the  worfe 

ir.  17.  not  for  the  better,  but  for  the  worfe 
1  Twtf.y.8.  and  is  ww/e  then  an  infidel! 


z  Iim.i-  13.  &  feducers  ihall  wax  worfe  &  worje 

z  Pet.z.zo.  the  latter  end  is  worfe  with  them  then 
Bpozfyirj, 

Jojh.5.14.  face  to  the  earth,and  did  worjhip 

Lu\\e  14.10.  have  worjhip  in  the  prefence  of  them 
GOojlbfp. 

Gen.zz.  y  .1  and  the  lad  will  goe  yonder  &  worjhip 

Exod.14.  1.  and  worjhip  yc  afar  off" 
34. 14.  thou  lhalt  worjhip  no  other  god 

Dm  .4. 1 9.  moulded  be  driven  to  worjhip 
8.19.  and  woijhip  them  ,1  teftitie  agamft 
ii.  1 6,  ferve  other  godsend  worjhip  them 

1  ifyzg.9.6.  zCbr0'7.i$- 
z6.i  o.  and  worjhip  before  the  Lord  thy  God 
30.1 7.  and  woijhip  other  gods,and  ferve  them 

1  Sam.i. 3. worjhip  and  to  facrifice  unto  the  Lord 
1  y.  i  j .  that  1  may  worjhip  the  Lord 
30.  that  I  may  worjhip  the  Lord  thy  God 

1  Kjng.  1 2.30.  went  to  worjhip-betore  the  one 

i  K^gS-i  8.  into  the  houlc  of  Kimmon  to  wor/fr. 
17.36.  and  him  fhall  ye  worjhip 
1 8.12.  ye  Ihall  warjhip  before  this  altar  in  Jer. 
2  C/w.  31.  u< 

1  Chro.16.19.  worjhip  the  Lord  in  the  beauty  of 
Pfal.  zi).'z>  &  96.  9. 

^M  J. 7.  will  I  worjhip  toward  thy  holy  temple 
11.17.  nations  ihall  worfhipheiore  thee 

zf.  fat  upon  earth,thall  eat  and  worjhip 
4J.ii.  and  worjhip  ihou  him 
66.4.  all  the  earth  fhall  woijhip  thee 
81.9.  neither  lhalt  thou  worjhip  any  ftrange 
8(5".  9.  Ihall  come  &  worjhip  before  thee,0  Lo- 
9  J.  6.  O  come,  let  us  worjhip  ,and  bow  down 
97.7-  worjhip  him  all  yc  gods 
99- 5.  and  worjhip  at  his  footftool/or  he  is  holy 

9 .  worjhip  at  his  holy  hill 
131.  7.  we  will  w;j&;p  at  his  footftool 
138.  2.  lie  vtorjhip  towards  thy  holy  temple 

ifa.z.S.  they  worjhip  the  work  of  their  own  hands 

10.  made  each  one  for  himfelfe  to  worjhip 
17-  13.  fhall  worjhip  the  Lord  in  the  holy  mo. 
3 6.  7.  ye  (hall  worjhip  before  this  altar 
46.6.  they  fall  down,  yea  they  worjhip 
49-  7-  princes  alfo  fhall  worjhip 
66.Z7,.  come  to  worjhip  before  me,faith  the  Lo. 

/?:-••  7-2.enter  in  at  thefe  gates  to  worjhip  the  Lo. 
1 3 .  10.  to  ferve  them,and  to  woijhip  them 

Chap-  if.  6. 
i£.i-which  come  to  warjhip  in  the  Lords  hqufe 
44  1 9.  we  make  her  cakes  to  worjhip  her 
E^'t  46-i.he  fhall  worjhip  at  the  threshold  ofthe 
3-  people  ofthe  land  fhall  woijhip  at  the 
9-  by  the  way  ofthe  north-gate  to  woijhip 
Dm.i.  J.  fall  down  and  worjhip  the  golden  image 
Chap.  10.  if. 
l2.nor  worjhip  the  golden  image  which  thou 
14.  nor  worjhip  the  golden  image  which  1 
1  j.  if  yc— worjhip  the  image  which  I  have 

hut  if  ye  worjhip  not,  ye  fhalbe  caft  the 
iS.nor  worjhip  ihy  golden  image  which  thou 
28.  not  ferve  nor  worjhip  any  god ,  except 
Micah  y.  1 3.  no  more  worjhip  the  worke  of  thine 
Zepb.i.$.  themthztworjhip  the  hofle  of  heaven 
and  them  that  worjhip  and  f«veare  by 
2 . 1 1 .  and  men  fhall  worjhip  him 
Zech- 1 4. 1 6 .  to  worjhip  the  King  the  Lord  of  hofts 

Verfe  17. 
Afaf.i.fc.and  are  com:  to  woijbiphlm 

8-  that  I  may  come  and  worjhip  him  alfo 
4.  9.  if  thou  wilt  fall  down  and  worjhip  me 

1 0.  thou  lhalt  worjhip  the  Lord  thy  God 

i^C4.8- 
if  .9.  but  in  vaine  they  doe  worjhip  me 
John  4.  10.  where  men  ought  to  worjhip 

Mar  1(7. 7. 
1 1.  ye  worjhip  ye  know  not  what 

we  know  what  we  worjhip 
23.  worjhip  the  Father  in  fpirit,  and  in  truth 
Father  feeketh  fach  to  worjh'p  him 
24-they  that  worjhip  him  muft  worjhip  him  in 
11. 20.  that  came  up  to  worjhip  at  the  feaft 
^ft.7.42 .  gave  them  up  to  worjhip  the  hofte  of 
43.  which  ye  made  to  worjhip  them 
8.27.  come  to  Jerufalem  to  worjhip 
1 7.13  •  whom  therefore  ye  ignorantly  worjhip 


18."  1 3.  to  worjhip  God  contrary  tothe  Law 
24. 1 1 .  up  to  jerufalem  for  to  worjnip 
14.  iowu,jhtp  I  the  God  of  my  fathers 
1  C0y.14.1y.  he  viillwurjhijj  God,and  report  that 
Philip. 3. 3.  which  ww/bty  God  in  the fpirit 
Hcb.  r.6.1et  all  the  angtls  of  God  worjhip  him 
Xet".  3 .9. to  come  and  worjhip  before  thy  feet 
4.  1  o.  and  worjhip  him  that  hveth  for  ever 
9.  20.  that  they  fhould  not  worjhip  devils 
1 1 . 1 .  and  them  that  worjhip  therein 
13.8.  Ihall  worjhip  him,  whofe  names  are  not 
12.  to  woijhip  the  firlt  beaft ,  whofe  deadly 
1  y. would  not  worftxp  the  image  ofthe  beaft 

14.7.  and  wirrjhip  him  that  made  heaven 

9-if  any  man  worjhip  the  beaft  and  his  image 
1 1. who  worjhip  the  beaft  and  his  image 
1  f  .4.  come  and  worjhip  before  thee 
19. 1  o.  1  fell  at  his  feet  to  wmjhip  him 

have  the  reftimony  of  Jefus,  Wojhip  God 
U.8. 1  fell  down  to  woijhip  before  the  feet 
9.  keep  the  fayings  of  this  bookiworfljip  God 
UPO^ftjippcD. 
Gfs.24.26.  down  his  headland  worjhipped  the  Lo. 

Verfe  48. 
f  Z.Abrahams  fervant — worjhipped  the  Lord 
Exod.  4. 31 .  bowed  their  heads  and  worjhipped 
Chap.  1 1.  27. 

31.8.  made  a  molten  calfe  and  have  woijhippcd 
3  3. 10.  worjhipped  every  man  in  his  tent  doore 
34-8.  head  toward  the  earth^and  worshipped. 

Bent.  17.3.  ferved  other  gods,  and  woijhippcd 

Chap.29.26. 
Judg.  7. 1  f .  worjhipped ,and  returned  into  the 
1  Sam.1.19.  and  they  worjhipped  before  the  Lord 

28.  he  worjhipped  the  Lord  there 
1  y.3  i .  and  Saul  worjhipped  the  Lord 

i  Sam.iz.zo-  and  worjhipped,  then  he  came  to  his 
1  y  .3  2.  top  ofthe  mount  where  he  worjhipped 

1  Kjag-9-9.  and  have  worjhipped  them,and  ferved 
11.33.  have  worjhipped  Afhtaroth  the  goddefle 
16.  3 1.  ferved  Baal,  and  woijhippedhim 

Chap.2t.y3. 

2  2ft'?7g.i7.i6'.and  worjhipped  all  the  hofte  of  hea° 

Chap.  21.  3. 
si.21.  worjhipped  the  idols  that  his  fath.  made 

1  Cfora.29.20.and  worjhipped  the  Lord,&  the  king 

2  Chro.7.  3.  and  worjhipped,  and  praifed  the  Lord 

22.  woijhipped  them,  and  ferved  them 
29.  28.  ail  the  congregation  worjhipped 

29.  bowed  themfelves,and  worjlnpped 

30.  bowed  their  heads,and  worjhipped 
33.3 .  woijhipped all  the  hofte  of  hea*ven,and 

Neb.S.g.worfhippcdthe.  Lord,with  theirfacesto 

9.  3.  woijhipped  the  Lord  their  God 
Job  1.  20.  down  upon  the  ground,  &  worjhipped 
Pfal.i06.19.zni  they  worpnppedthe  molten 
Jer.\.\6.worjhipped  the  works  of  their  own  hands 
8.2.  fought ,  and  whom  they  haveworjbipped 
1 6.1 1.  worjhipped  them,  and  forfaken  me 
22.  9.  worjhipped  other  gods,  and  ferved  them 
£•^^.8- 16.  they  worjhipped  the  fun  toward  the 
Dcm.z.^6.  upon  his  face,  and  wotjhipped  Daniel 
3 .7.  worjhipped  the  golden  image  that  Nebuch. 
Mat.  2.  1 1 .  fell  down,  and  worjhippedhim 

8-  1.  worjhipped  him,fayirg ,  Lord,  if  thou  wilt- 
9.18.  worjhipped  him,  faying,  My  daughter  is 
14-  33. came  and  woyjhippedh'im,  faying  ,Ofa 
1  y.  1  f.  then  came  fhe,  an  d  worjhipped  him 
18.26.  worjhipped  him,  faying,  Lord,  have  pat. 
28.  9.  held  him  by  the  feet,  &  worjhipped 
17-  they  worjhippedhim,  but  fome  doubted 
Marli  f  .6.  he  came  and  worjhippedhim 

1  y.  1 9.  bowing  their  knee?,  worjhipped  him 
L«^e  24.  f2.  they  worjhippedhim^  returned  to 
John  4.20.  our  fath.  wojhipped  in  this  mountaine 

9.  38.I  believe,  and  he  worjhippedhim 
Acl.  1  o.  2  y .  down  at  his  feet,  and  worjhipped  him 
16. 1 4.  which  worjhipped  God,  heard  us 
1 7.2  y.  neither  is  worjhipped  with  mens  hands 
18.7.  one  that  worjhipped  God,whofe  houfe 
Rom.x.  25.  worjhipped  the  creature  more  then  the 
2  Thef.  1.4-  himfelfe  above  all  that  is  worjhipped 
Heb.n-zi.  worflnpped,  leaning  upon  the  top  of 
Re^.y.14.  worp'ippedhlm  that  liveth  for  ever 
7. 1 1 .  and  they  worjhipped  God 
ir.  1 6.  fell  upon  their  faces,  &  worjhipped  GoA- 

13.4.  they 


WOR       WOR 


WO  R 


w  o  u 


wo  a 


w  o  u 


I  -.4.  they  vporjhip'pcd  the  dragon 

they  worshipped  the  bealt,faying,  Who  is 
16.2.  upon  them  which  woifljippcdhh  image 
jo. 4.  woijhipped  God  chat  fate  on  the  throne 

20.  and  them  that  worshipped  his  image 
zo.  4.  which  had  not  worshipped  his  image 

John  931  .if  any  man  be  a  worshipper  of  God 
AcJ.19.1l.isa  wo,Jh<pperof the  great  goddefle 

ttwiftypners?. 
2  20'»g- 10.19.  might  deftroy  the  worjmppers  of 

2 1 .  all  the  worshippers  of  Baal  came 

22.  veftments  for  all  thtwerpppers  of  Baal 
23. faid  unto  the  worftiippers  of  Baal,Search 
24.  but  the  wotjhippers  ofBaal  only 

John  4.23.  when  the  true  worfbippen  fhall  wpr. 
Hcb.io.z.  worftiipper%  once  purged  fhould  have 

jDozfljfppetl). 
Neh.9.g.  hofte  of  heaven  wurfliippelh  thee_ 
i/«.44.i  5 .  maketh  a  god,  and  worftoipptth  it 

I  j.worfiippeth  it,  and  prayeth  unto  it 
Pds.3.6.  whofo  faliethnot  down  and  wot/7;  .  fhall 

Verfe  n. 
Acl.15.zj.  and  the  world  worShippeth 

HDOilbfpptitg. 
2  Kjng.19.  37.  as  he  was  worshipping  in  the  houfe 

ifi-37-ii 

2  J(?;zg.2o.i8.  before  the  Lord,  worftoippingAiz 
Mat-zo.  20.  worshipping  him, and  defiring  a  cert. 
Co/.  2. 1 8  ■  and  worshipping  of  angels,  intruding 

BJHszft. 
£^.7.24.  bring  theworft  of  the  heathen,and 

ttPOlty. 
Gen.zi  .9.  for  as  much  money  as  it  is  worth 

if.  land  is  •»?«>•£&  40o.fhekels  of  filver 
Lev.z7.z2.  reckon  unto  him  the  worth  of  thy 
Dc«£.  15. 1 8.  been  worth  a  double  hired  fervant 
2  Sam.  18.3.  thou  art  wo/t/>  ten  thoufand  of  us 
1  Kjng.zi.z.  give  thee  the  worth  of  it  in  money 
Job  24.2  y.  and  make  my  fpeech  nothing  wfl/tb 
Pew.  10.20.  the  heart  of  the  wicked  is  little  worth 
£3^.30.2.  howle  ye,  wo  worth  the  day 

Gen.  3  2.  10. 1  am  not  worthy  of  the  Icaft  of  all 
Deut.z^i.  if  the  wicked  man  be  worthy  to  be 

1  Sam.  1.  j. unto  Hannah  he  gave  a  wot  thy  portion 

26.16.  ye  are  -<?w%  to  die 

2  Srf/».2  z«4*  wh°  Is  worthy  to  be  praifed 

Pfal.  18.3. 
1  Rjng.'i'.iz.  if  lie  will  fhewhirofelfeattwriby 
Jer-z6. 11.  this  man  is  worthy  to  die 

11?.  this  man  is  not  worthy  to  die 
.Waf  .3 .11.  whofe  fhoes  I  am  not  worthy  to  bearc 
8-B.  I  am  not  worthy  that  thou  fhouldeft  come 
Luke  7. 6. 
10.10. workman  is  worthy  of  his  meat 

I I  •  enquire  who  in  it  is  worthy 

1 3 .  if  the  houfe  be  worthy,  let  your  peace 

if  it  be  nut  worthy,  let  your  peace  return 

37-  is  not  worthy  of  me  :  and  he  that  loveth 

fon  or  daughter  more  then  mc5is  not  wor. 

Verfe  38. 

22.8.  which  were  bidden  were  not  worthy 

Mea\  1.  7.  not  worthy  to  ftoop  down  ,  &  unloofe 

Liife  3.8.  bring  forth  fruits  worthy  of  repentance 

16.  whofe  fhoes  I  am  not  worthy  to  unloofe 

Jolm.i  .27. 

7. 4.  that  he  was  worthy  for  whom  he  fhould 

7.  neither  thought  I  my  felf  worthy  to  come 
10,7.  labourer  is  worthy  of  his  hire 
1 2.48.  commit  things  worthy  of  fhipes 

1  y.  1 9.  no  more  worthy  to  be  called  thy  fon 

Verfe  2 1 . 
20.3  f.  be  accounted  worthy  to  obtaine  that 

2  1.36.  be  accounted  wo/%  to  efcape  all  thefe 
Ad. 5. 41.  counted  tw%  to  fuffer  fhame  for  his 

13.25. 1  am  not  worthy  to  loofe 
2  4.2. that  very  worthy  deeds  are  done  unto 
Rom.%.\2,  are  not  worthy  to  be  compared  with 
£pfo/.4.i.walk  worthy  of  the  vocation  whereunto 
Col  1 .10.  might  walk  worthy  of  the  Lord 
i  Theff.z.iz-  would  walk  worthy  of  God 
2  7hef.i.  5.  be  counted  worthy  of  the  kingd.  of  God 

1 1 .  count  you  worthy  of  this  calling 
1  Ti/s.i.i;.  and  worthy  of  all  acceptation 

Chap.  4.  9. 


<.  17.  be  counted  wwrfoyof  double  honour 

18.  labourer  is  worthy  of  his  reward 
6.1 .  count  their  own  mailers  worthy  of  all  hon. 
Heb.z.z.  counted  worthy  of  more  glory  then  Mo. 
10.  29.  fhall  he  be  thought  worthy  who  hath 
11.38.  of  whom  the  world  was  not  worthy 
Jam.z.y.  do  they  not  blafpheme  that  worthy  Na. 
Kcw.3.4.  walk  with  me  in  white,  for  they  are  wor. 
4.1 1.  thou  art  worthy,  O  Lord,  to  receive 
5 .  2.  who  is  worthy  to  open  the  book 
4.  no  man  was  found  worthy  to  open  the 
9. thou  art  worthy  to  take  the  book 
1 2.  worthy  is  the  Lamb  that  was  flain,to 
\6.6.  blood  to  drink,  for  they  are  worthy 
UDOJtljK  of  death ,  SeeJDcatJj. 

Nabum  2.  J.  he  fhall  recount  his  worthies 

tDOitijtip, 
Ruth  4. 1 1.  and  doe  thou  worthily  in  Ephratah 

UDOt ,  HDOtctl). 
Gen.ii.z6.  Abim.  faid  ,  I  wot  not  who  hath  done 
39.  8.  my  matter  woteth  not  what  is  with 
44. 1 5 .  wote  ye  not  that  fuch  a  man  as  I 
Exod.21.  1.  we  wot  not  what  is  become  of  him 

Verfe  23. 
Numb.zz.6.Xwot  that  he  whom  thou  bleffeft 
Jofti.z.%.  whither  the  men  went,  I  wot  not 
Ad.z. 17. 1  wot  that  through  ignorance  ye  did  it 

7.  40.  we  wot  nor  what  is  become  of  him 
Rom.  1  i.z.  wot  ye  not  what  the  fcripture  faith 
Philip.i.zz.  yet  what  I  fhall  chufel  wot  not 

WoMt. 
2  King.  23.7.women  wove  hangings  for  the  grove 

t®  often, 

Ex0d.zB.2z.  have  a  binding  of  woven  work 

39.22.  robe  of  the  ephod  of  woven  work 

17.  coats  of  fine  linnen  of  woven  work 

John  19.12.  woven  from  the  top  throughout 

RDCUlO. 
Gen.  3  r.  34. 1  wouldit  might  be  according  to  thy 
N1tmb.zz.z9. 1  would  there  were  a  fword  in  mine 
1  JOsg.13.33.  whofc-ver  would, heconfecrated 
Neh.9. 24.  might  doe  with  them  as  they  would 
Efiher  9.  y.  did  what  they  would  unto  thofe  that 
Job  6.  3.  now  it  would  be  heavier  then  the  fand 
P/d/.8i.n.  and  Ifrael  would  none  of  me 
P/ov.  1 .  2  J .and  would  none  of  my  reproofe 

30.  they  wo«W  none  of  my  counfell 
Dan.  % .  1 9.  whom  he  wiw/W  he  flewjwhom  he  would 
whom  he  would  he  fet  up,  whom  he  would 
Mat.7. 1 2.  whatfoever  ye  would  that  men  fhould 

Luke  6.  31. 
27. 1  j.  a  prifoner,whom  they  would 
Marlr  3.13 .  and  calleth  unto  him  whom  he  would 
10.3  5.  we  would  that  thou  fhouldeft  doe  for  us 
36.  what  would  ye  that  I  fhould  doe  for  you 
Luke  24.  28.  as  though  he  wouldhave  gone  furth. 
John  6.  11.  of  the  fifhes,as  much  as  they  would 
Ad.  10. 10.  and  he  would  have  eaten 

18.  14.  reafonwould  that  I  fhould  beare  with 
28.18.  they  wouldhave  letmegoe 
Rom.7.i^.fot  whatl  rro«W  that  doe  I  not 

19-good  that  I  wo.  I  doe  not,evill  that  I  w. 

1  tV.7.7.  I  would  that  all  men  were  even  as  my 

14.  J.  I  wouldthat  ye  all  fpake  with  tongues 

2  COT.y.4.  not  for  that  we  wouldht  uncloathed 

11.20.  not  finde  you  fuch  as  I  would 
Gal.  2.  10.  they  wouldthat  we  fhould  remember 

5.1 2. 1  would  they  were  even  cut  off  which  tro. 
17.  cannot  doe  the  things  that  ye  would 
Col-i.i.  I  wouldthatye  knew  what  great  conflict 

3  John  10.  and  forbiddeth  them  that  would 
Rev. 3. 1  y.  I  wouldthou  wert  cold  or  hot 

KDOHlO  not. 

1  Sam.10.9,  then  would  not  I  tell  thee 

3  1.4.  but  his  armour-bearer  would  not 

1  Chro.  10.  4. 

2  Saw.  12.17.  he  would  not,  neither  did  he  eat 

1 3 . 1 6.  he  wouldnot  hearken  unto  her 

25.  he  wfl«M  not  goe,but  blefJed  him 
14.29.  but  he  wouldnot  come  to  him 

fecond  time,  he  wouldnot  come 

1  JCwg.2a.49. but  Jeholha.  wouldnot  let  them  go 

2  Kwg.14.4.  which  the  Lord  wouldnot  pardon 
Nch.9.2  c-  yet  would  they  not  give  eare 

Job  9.  1 6.  yet  w«'i  I  not  believe  that  he  had 


J/a.  30.  1  j .  and  yc  j*o«#  not  Mat-.  23.37. 

£»£e  13.  34. 

Mat.  18.  30.  he  would  not ,  but  he  went  and  caff 

22.  3.  and  they  would  not  come 

13.30.  wcwoaWnot  have  been  partakers  with 

24.  4.3.  would  not  have  fuffered  his  houfe  to  be 

17-34-  he  would  not  drinke 
Ma;\  9. 30.  he  wouldnot  that  any  man  fhould 
Luke  1  j. 2  8.  he  was  angry,  and  he  would  no;  o0e 

18.  4.  he  wouldnot  for  a  while,  but  afterward 

1 3 .  would  not  lift  fo  much  as  his  eyes  up  to 

19.  27.  which  would  not  that  I  fhould  reigne 
John  7.  1.  he  would  not  walk  in  Jury 
Ad. 9. 38.  wouldnot  delay  to  come  to  them 

21.14.  when  he  would  not  be  perfwaded 
Rorn.7. 16.  if  then  I  doc  that  which  1  would  not 
19-  evill  that  I  would  not  that  I  doe 
1 1.1  J.  for  I  would  not,brethren,that  ye  fhould 

1  Cor. 10.  1 . 1  wouldnot  that  ye  fhould  be  ignor. 

20. 1  wouldnot  that  ye  fhould  have  follow. 

2  Cw.12.20.  found  unto  you  Inch  as  ye  would  not 
1  The f. 2.9.  becaufe  we  wouldnot  be  chargeable 
Hf^.4.8.  thcnwouldhe  not  afterward  have  Ipo. 

Jofi.  1  J.i  8.  Caleb  faid  unto  her ,  What  woitldcft 
1  Kjng.i.i6.  king  faid,  What  wouldejl  thou 
John  11.  18.  and  thou  walkedft  whither  thou  wo. 

RDOUloeft  not. 
John  21.18.  and  carry  thee  whither  thou  wouldcft 
Heb.xo.^.  facrifice  and  offering  thou  wouldcft  not 
8 .  and  offering  for  fin  thou  ivoiddejt  not 
1    UDoanO. 
Exod.  21-2?.  wound  for  wound,  ftripe  for  firipe 
1  Kjng.zz  .3  j,  the  blood  ran  out  of  the  wound 
Job  34.  6.  my  wound  is  incurable  without  tranf. 
Prov-6.il.  a  wound  and  difhonor  fhall  he  get 
20.30.  blewnefl'e  of  a  WM/nd  cleanfeth  away 
I  ft.  30. 26.  and  healeth  the  ftroke  of  their  wound 
Jw.io.x^.  my  wound  is  grievous 
if- 18.  and  my  wound  is  incurable 
30.1  2.  and  thy  wound  is  grievous 
14. 1  have  wounded  thee  with  the  wound 
Hof.  y .  1 3 .  Ju'dah  faw  his  wound 

nor  cure  you  of  your  wound 
Obad.  7.  have  laid  a  wound  under  thee 
Micab.1.9.  for  her  wound  is  incurab'e 
Nah.2.19.  thy  wound  is  grievous 
2^,13.3.  hk  ^eadly  wound  was  healed 
1 2.  whofe  deadly  wound  was  healed 

14.  which  had  thtwoundhy  a  fword,and 

HPOtmU ,  ttDOtmtj. 
Df/tf  32.  39. 1  wound,  and  I  heale 
Pfxl.$3.zi.  God  fhall  -nw/wrf  the  head  of  his 

1 10.6.  he  fhall  wound  the  heads  over  many 
John  1  9.40.  and  wound  it  in  linnen  clothes 
Ad.%-b.  young  men  arofe,  and  woundh'hn  up 
1  Coi'.S.ii.  and  wound  their  weak  conlcience 

^KXHinOfcti.  ' 
Deut.23.1.  he  that  is  wounded  in  the  flones 
JWe-9.40.  wounded,  even  unto  the  cntring  of  the 

1  Sam.17.lz.  wounded  of  the  Philiflines  fell  down 

3 1-  3.  he  was  fore  wounded  of  the  archers 

1  Chro.  10.3. 

2  Sam.zz.19. 1  have  confumed  and  vw.ndedthcm 

1  JC'«,g.20.37.fo  that  in  (miting,he  woundc d  them 

22.34-  for  I  amwounded  z  Chro.  18.  33. 

2  JOtfg-  8.  28.  and  rhe  Syrians  woundedjoram 
2.  cbro.3  s  .2  3.  for  I  am  fore  wounded 

Jb  24.  12.  the  foule  of  the  wounded cryeth  out 

p/fl/.  1 8.3  8'  I  ha  ve  wounded  them  that  were  not 
64-7.  fuddenly  fhall  they  be  wounded 
^9-2?.griefe  of  thofe  whom  thou  haft  wounded 
109.22 .  my  heart  is  wounded  within  me 

Pyov.7.  zg.  flie  hath  caft  down  many  wounded 
18.14.  a  wounded  fpirit  who  can  beare 

Cant.  J. 7. they  fmote  me  ,  they  wounded  me 

Ifa  s  1 .9.  and  woundedtht  dragon 

5-3 .  y.  but  he  was  wounded  for  our  tranfgref. 

7^.30.14. 1  have  wounded  thee  with  the  wound 
37. 10.  remained  but  wounded  men  among 
y  1 . 5  2 .  thorow  all  her  land  the  wounded  fhall 

Lam.  z .  1 2.  when  they  fwooned  as  the  wounded  in 

E^elr.  z6.  if-  when  the  wounded  cry,  when  the 
28.  z$.  wounded  fhalbe  judged  in  the  middeft 
30.24.with  tliegroanings  of  a  deadly  wounded 

Joel  2.8. upon  the  fword,they  fhall  not  be  wound. 
Zeeh.1%.6. wounded 


wo  u 


WRA 


WRA         WRA 


WRA 


WRE 


Zech.i3.6. wounded  in  the  houfe  of  my  friends 
M ur{  i  i.4.and  wounded  him  in  the  headland 
Luke  io.lo.wou»dedhim,and departed 

zo.iz-theywoundedhhnalfo,and  tall  him 
A5t.iQ.i6-  fled  oucof  the  houfe  naked  &  wound. 
Rev.t$.$.  one  of  his  heads  as  it  were  wounded 

Hab.j.ii-  thou  Wdtindefl  the  head  out  of  the 

BDotlnDetb, 
/o&  y .  1 8 .  he  worlndeth,  and  his  hands  make  whole 

ttOotmOttig. 
Gefr.\.  23.  1  have  flairie  a  man  to  my  wounding 

i  Jv.wg-  8.  a?-  to  be  healed  of  the  wounds  which 

Chap.  9.  1  ?•  2  Cfcu  2.1.  6. 
,/<//>  9. 17.  multiplieth  my  wounds  without  caufc 
Pfal.  18. 5.  my  wo«»A  ftinke,and  are  corrupt 

147.3.  and  bindeth  up  their  WoUftds 
Prov.  18.8.  words  of  a  tale-bearer  are  as  wounds 
Chap.  26. zz. 
13.19.  who  hath  wounds  without  caufe 
17.6.  faichfull  are  the  wounds  of  a  friend 
lfa.1.6.  no  foundnefle  in  it  but  wounds 
Jer.6.7.  before  me  contin.  is  griefeand  Wounds 

30.17.  I  will  heale  thee  of  thy  tw#»<& 
Zecb.i  3.6.  what  are  thefe  wounds  la  thine  hand 
Lu^e  10.34-  went  cohim,and  bound  up  hiswoun. 

HDiap, 
l/tf.18.20.  cbsn  that  he  can  wrap  himfelfe  in  it 
Micab  7.3.  fo  they  wrap  it  up 
UDiappeD. 
Gen.i  8  14.  wrapped  herfelfe,  and  fate  in  an  open 
r  itrag.19.13.  wrapped  his  face  in  the  mantle 
/«&  8.17'  his  roots  are  wrapped  about  the  heape 
Mat. 17. 59.  wrapped  it  in  a  clean  linnen-cloth 
AMi'£  t  J.  46.  and  Wrapped  him  in  the  linnen 
£&&£  i.  7.  wrapped  him  in  fwadling  clothes 

11.  find  the  babe  wrapped  in  fwad.  clothes 
z2.fi.  and  wrapped  itin  linnen 
/ote  10.7,  but  wrapped  together  in  a  place  by  it 

ttDiapt. 
1  Sam.  11. 9,  it  is  here  wrapt  in  a  cloth  behind  the 
1  I£i«g.  1.8.  Elijah  wa/tf  the  mantle  together,  & 
Job  40. 1 7.  fin.-wes  of  his  ftones  are  wrapt  togeth. 
E^.u.i  5.  it  is  wrapt  up  for  the  flaughter 
Jon.ib  1.5".  the  weeds  were  wrapt  about  my  head 

JJDjatb, 
Lev.  10. 6.  left  wrath  come  upon  all  the  people 
Numb.  16. 46.  there  is  w;\j£b  gone  out  from  the  L. 
Dent. 9. 7.provokedft  the  Lord  thy  God  unto  wr. 
z  t.  ye  provoked  the  Lord  to  wrath 
19.  28 .  out  of  their  land  in  anger  and  in  wrath 

31. 17.  that  I  feared  the  wrath  of  the  enemy 
Jofh.  9.10.  left  wrath  be  upon  us 

11.10.  and  wrath  fell  upon  all  the  congregac. 
z  Sain.i  1. 10.  if  fo  be  that  the  kings  wrath  arife 
z  Kjfig-zt.zS.  from  the  fiercenefle  of  his  great  w. 
1  CV0.17.14-  becaufethere  fell  wrath  for  it  aga. 
z  Chro,\9.z-  therefore  is  wrath  upon  thee  from 
10.  and  fo  wrath  come  upon  you 

14.18.  and  wrath  came  upon  Judah 

18. n-  and  there  is  great  wafb  again  ft  Ifrael 
29.  io.  that  his  fierce  wrath  may  turn  away 
31. if.  therefore  there  was  wrath  upon  him 

Ezra  j.i  i.  provoked  the  God  of  heaven  untowr, 
7. 13-  why  mould  there  be  nw^  again  ft  the 

iVe/j.13.18.  yet  ye  bring  more  wrath  upon  Ifrael 

Eflb.i.  18.  arife  too  much  contempt  and  wrath 
2.1.  when  the  wrath  of  king  Ahaf.was  appeaf. 
3  .$ .  ttan  was  Haman  full  of  wrath 
7.10.  then  was  the  kings  wrath  pacified 

Job  %.  i.  for  wrath  killeth  thefoolith  man 
19.29.  for  wrath  bringechthe  punifhments  of 
21.  zo.  he  fhall  drink  of  the  wrath  of  the 
32-1.  then  was  kindled  the  wrath  of  Elihu 
36.13.  hypocrites  in  heart  heap  up  wrath 
18.  becaufe  there  is  wrath;  beware  left 

pfal.17. 8.  ceafe  from  anger,  and  forfake  wrath 
5  5". 3.  and  in  wrath  they  hate  me 
76.  10.  furely,  the  wrath  of  man  (hall  praife 

the  remainder  of  wrath  fhalt  thou 
138.7.  againft  che  wrath  of  mine  enemies 

Prov.i  1.13. expeftationof  the  wicked  isWrath 
iz.16.  a  fools  wrath  is  presently  known 
14.  29.  he  that  is  flow  to  wrath  is  of  great  und- 
1  j.i.  a  foftanfwer  turneth  awav  wrath 


16. 14.  the  wrath  ofa  king  is  as  meff  of  death 
19. r  2.  the  kings  wrath  is  as  the  roaring 

19.  a  man  of  great  WVrtfo  muft  fufFer  punifh. 
if.  14.3  reward  in  the  bofome  pacifieth  lixo.w. 

24.  who  dealeth  in  proud  wrath 
^2.7.3.  a  fools  wrath  is  heavier  then  them  both 

4.  wrath  is  cruell,  and  anger  is  couragious 
z§  .8.  but  wife  men  turn  away  wrath 

30.-33.  fo  the  forcing  of  wrath  bringeth  forth 
Ecdef.  ?.  17.  much  forrow  and  wrath  with  his  fick. 
r/a.13.9.  cruell  both  with  wrath  and  fierce  anger 
'  14.6.  he  who  fmore  the  people  in  wrath 

J4,  8.  iri  a  little  wrath  I  hide  my  face  from 
/?/*.  21.  j.  in  fury  and  in  great  wrath 
32.37.  have  driven  them  in  great  wrath 
44.8.  in  that  ye  provoke  me  unto  wrath 
Ezsk-  7.  11.  wrath  is  upon  all  che  multit.  thereof 
Nabum  1. 1.  he  referveth  wrath  for  his  enemies 
Eai.^.z.  in  w<tffe remember  mercy 
Zeph.  1 . 1 8.  deliver  them  in  the  day  of  the  Lo.  Wr- 
Zec'0.7. 1 2.  therefore  came  a  great  w<tffc  from 

8.14.  when  your  fathers  provoked  me  to  wrath 
Mat.y  7 .  to  flee  from  the  wrath  to  Luke  3 .  7. 
Luke  4.i8.heardthefe  chings,were  filled  with  w. 

21.23.  anc*  m'ath  up°n  this  people 
/4a?.  1 9.1 8.  they  were  full  of  wrath  and  cryed 
Rom.z.%.  treafureft  up  unto  thy  felfe  wrath 

8.  but  obey  unright.  indignation,  and  wrath 
4.1  J.  becaufe  the  law  workech  wi-<tt6 
f  .9.  we  fhalb:  faved  fromwrath  through  him 
9.11.  the  vcffells  of  wrath  fitced  to  deftru&ion 
1 2.19.  but  rather  give  place  unco  wrath 
1 3.4.  to  execute  wrath  upon  him  chac  doch 

5 .  not  only  for  wrath,  but  alfo  for  confe.  fa. 
Gal.^.zo.  which  are  rhcfe,w<jt/;,  ftrife, fedicions 
Ephef.z.i.  were  by  nature  the  children  of  wrath 

4.16.  fun  goe  down  upon  your  wrath 

3 1.  all  bitternefle,  wrath,  and  anger ,  be  put 
tf.4.  provoke  not  your  children  co  wrath 
Cal.z.S.  put  off  all  tbefe,anger,  wrath,  malice 
1  Tbe[f.  1 . 1  o.deli vered  us  from  che  wrath  to  come 
z.16.  the  wrath  is  come  upon  them  to  the 
J9.  God  hath  not  appointed  us  to  wrath 
1  Tim.z.S.  lifting  up  holy  hands  without  wrath 
Hch.11.17.  noc  fearing  the  wrath  of  che  king 
Jam.1.19.  flow  to  fpeak,  flow  to  wrath 
20.  wrath  of  man  worketh  not  the 
Rev.  6. \6.  and  from  the  wrath  of  the  Lamb 
1 2.1 1.  down  unto  you5having  great  wrath 
14.  8.  of  the  wine  of wrath  of  her  fornication 
1 8. 3. drunk  of  the  wine  of  the  wrath  of  her  for. 
T)ayofW}Zt\), 
Job  11-30.  brought  forth  to  the  day  of  wrath 
Prof.  1 1.4.  riches  profit  not  in  the  day  of wrath 
Zep/7. 1.15.  that  day  is  a  day  of  wrath 
Witty  of  God,  SeedPotJ. 
His  ttJiatb. 
GfB.39.19-  that  his  wrath  was  kindled 
Dc«f.29.i3.which  the  Lord  overthrew  in  his  wr. 
1  &«*i8-i8.  nor  executedft  his  fierce  wrath 
1  Cbro.zo.8.  fiercenesof  hisWrathmay  turn  away 
Ezra  8.  12.  his  wrath  is  aga-  all  chem  that  forfake 
Efih.7-7-  from  the  banket  of  wine  in  his  wrath 
Job  1 6. 9.  he  teareth  me  in  his  wrath 

1 9. 1 1.  he  hath  alfo  kindled  his  wrath  aga-  me 
20.13.  call  the  fury  of  his  wrath  upon  him 

28.  flow  away  in  the  day  of  his  wrath 
3  2.2.  againft  Job  was  his  wrath  kindled 
3.  againft  his  three  friends  was  his  wrath 
5.  then  his  wrath  was  kindled 
Pfal.z-i .  then  fhall  he  fpeak  unto  them  in  his  wr. 
1 1.  when  his  wrath  is  kindled  but  a  little 
1 1.9.  fwallow  them  up  in  his  wrath 
j8.  9-  both  living,and  in  his  wrath 
78.3  8.  did  not  ftir  up  all  his  wrath 

49.  caft  upon  them  the  fiercenefle  of  his  wr. 
106.  z  3 .  to  turne  away  his  wrath 
1 10.  j.ftrike  through  kings  in  the  day  of  his  w. 
Prov.  1 4.3  f  •  his  wrath  is  againft  him  that  caufeth 

24.18.  he  turn  away  his  wrath  from  him 
lfa,\6.6.  even  of  his  pride,and  of  his  wrath 
Jer.  7.  29.  and  forlaken  the  generar-  of  his  wrath 
10.10.  at  his  Wrath  the  earth  fhall  tremble 
48.30. 1  know  his  wrath,  faith  the  Lord 
Lam.z.z.  thrown  down  in  his  wrath  the  ftrong 
3-r.  feene  affliction  by  the  rod  of  his  matb 


Amos  1. 11.  and  kept  his  wrath  for  ever 
Rom.  9.  2 1.  what  if  G od  willing  to  (hew  his  wrath 
Rev.  6.17.  the  great  day  of  his  wrath  is  come 
16.19.  of  the  wine  of  the  fiercenefle  of  his  ma 
flpzath  of  the  Lord ,  SeefiojO, 
MyWiaty. 
Exod.zz.24.  my  wrath  fhall  wax  hoc,  and  I  will 

31.10.  that  my  wrath  may  wax  hoc  aga.  them 
Numb.z^.11.  turned  away  my  wrath  from  the 

z  King.zz.ij.  therefore  my  wrath  fhalbe  kindled 
zChro-i^.  zi. 
z  Chro.iz.7.  and  my  wrath  fhall  noc  be  powred 
Job  41.7.  my  wrath  is  kindled  againft  thee 
P fal.  9  f.11.  unto  whom  I  fware  in  my  wrath 
Pfal.  10.  6.  and  aga.  the  peop.  of  my  wrath  will  I 

60. 1  o.  for  in  my  wrath  I  fmote  chee,  but  in 
£^.7.14*  my  wrath  is  upon  all  the  mul.  thereof 
13.15r.accomplifb.my  wrath  upon  the  wall 
21.3 1.  blow  againft  thee  in  the  fire  of  my  Wi\ 
22.21  •  blow  upon  you  in  the  fire  of  my  wrath 
3 1.  confumed  them  with  the  fire  of  my  wra. 
38. 19.  in  the  fire  of  my  wrath  have  I  fpoken 
Hof.%.10.  powre  out  of  my  wrath  upon  them  like 

1 3.1 1 .  and  took  him  away  in  my  wrath 
Heb.3.1  i.fol  fware  in  my  wrath^hey  fhall  noc 

4.3.  as  I  have  fworne  in  my  wrath 

no  mm\). 

Numb.  1.  %  3.  that  there  be  no  wrath  on  the  corig. 

18.5.  that  there  be  no  wrath  any  more  upon 

Their  flpiaty. 
Gttz.49.7.  their  wrath,  for  it  was  cruell 
Pfal. 1 14.3.  when  their  wrath  was  kindled  aga.  us 

Thywitatif. 
Exod.i<;.7.  fenteft  for  thy  wrath  which  confumed 
32-1 1.  why  doth  chy  wrath  wax  hot  againft  thy 
1 1.  turn  from  thy  fierce  wrath 
Job  14.13.  uncill  thy  wrath  be  paft 

40.11.  caft  abroad  che  rage  of  chy  wrath 
Pfal.7,%.1.  O  Lord,rebukemenocinchy  wrath 

79. 6.  powre  out  chy  wrath  upon  the  heathen 
8?. 3.  thou  haft  taken  away  all  thy  wrath 

88.7.  thy  wrath  lieth  hard  upon  me 
16.  thy  fierce  wrath  goeth 1  over  me 

89.46-  fhall  chy  wrath  burn  like  fire 
90.7.  by  chy  wrath  are  we  croubled 
9.  dayes  are  pafled  away  in  chy  wrath 
1 1 .  according  to  thy  feare,  fo  is  rhy  wrath 
102.10.  bee  of  thine  indignation  &  chy  wrath 
Jer.\%.zo.  to  turn  away  thy  wrath  from  chem 
Hab.3.8,  was  thy  wrath  againft  the  fea 
Rev.  1 1 .1 8.  and  thy  wrath  is  come 

aojathfttH. 
Pfal.69.24.  let  thy  wrathfidl  anger  take  hold  of 
Pw.15.18.  a  wrathfuHman  ftirreth  up  ftrife 
WW\)0. 

1  Cor.i  2.20.  left  there  be  wraths,  ftrife 

KD?cathe. 

2  Chro-4.11 .  two  rowes  of  pome,  one  each  wreaths 

ttDzeattjtO. 
Lam.i.14.  they  are  wreathcd,and  come  up 

ipzeatben. 
Exod.zS.  i4.chains — at  the  ends ;  of  che  wnaiberi 

Verfe  21. 
faften  the  wreathen  chains  of  the 
39.1  y.  chaines  at  the  ends  of  che  wreathen 
24.  put  the  two  wreathen  chains — in  the  two 
2  j. other  two  ends  of  the  cwo  wreathen  chains 
39. 1 7-  put  the  two  wreathen  chains  in  che  two 
i8.two  ends  of  the  two  wreathen  chains  they 
2  Kjng.z1.T7.  and  the  wreathen  work,  and  pome, 
fecpnd  pillar  vvich  the  wreathen  work 
ttneatlje0. 

1  K}ng.7.i7.zr\d  the  wreathes  of  the  chaine-Work 

2  Chro.4.1  i.iwa  wreathes  to  cover  the  two  pomels 

13.  and  400.  pomegra.  on  the  two  wreathes 
H02eft. 
Exod.z}.  1.  to  decline  after  many,  to  wreftjudg. 
6. not  wrefi  the  judgement  of  thy  poore 
Vent.  16.19.  thou  fhalc  noc  wrefi  judgemenc 
Pfal. $6.<y.  every  day  chey  wrefi  my  words 
1  Pet.;. 16.  which  chey  that  are  unliable  wrefi 


Ephef.6. 12.  we  wreflle  not  againft  flefh  and  blood 

tO^cSleD. 

Gw.30.8.  with  great  wreftlings  have  I  wreftled 

32.24.  there  wre(lteda  man  with  him  uncill 

ly  OUJ 


WRI       WRI 


W  Rl 


WRI 


W  RI 


WRI 


-  j.  out  of  joint  as  he  wrefiled  with  him 
HDjeft«ngsf. 
Gen  30.8.  with  great  weepings  have  I  wreftled 

HDietcrjeD. 
Worn. 7. 24. 0  wretched  nan  that  I  am 
Rev.  2 .  17.  knoweft  not  that  thou  art  wretched 

fioietcheOneffe. 
Nto&.  1 1. 1  y.  and  let  me  not  fee  my  wrctchednejfe 

BDjtng. 
Lcv.1.1  <;.  and  wisgoff  his  head,  and  burn 

5.  8.  wring  ofFhis  head  from  hisneck 
Pfal.7  J.8.  wicked  of  the  earth  fhall  wring  them 

flDjfrigeQ. 
Juik-6.1%-  wringed  the  dew  out  of  the  fleece 

Hanging. 
Pr'0.10.3  3. wringing  of  the  nofe  bring,  forth  blood 

/oi>  16.  8.  thou  haft  filled  me  with  wrinkles 
Ej>hcf.  J .  17.  not  having  fpot  or  wrinl\le 


Exod.tj.  14.  wife  this  fora  memor.  in  the  book 
34.1.  and  I  will  write  upon  thefe  tables 
17,  wife  thoti  thefe  words 
Ma»&.y.*3.  prieft  fhall  wife  thefe  curfes  in  a 
17.  2.  mile  thou  every  mans  name  upon  his 
3.  write  Aarons  name  upon  the  rod  of  Levi 
Deut.6,9.  mite  them  upon  the  ports  of  thy  houfe 
1  o.  z.  He  write  in  the  tables  the  words  that 
1 1,  zo.  write  them  upon  the  doorc-pofts  of 
17.18.  wife  h;ma  copy  of  this  law  in  a  book 
zj.i.  let  him  wife  her  a  bill  of  divorcement 
3.  and  write  her  a  bill  of  divorcement,  and 
Z7-2. write  upon  them  all  the  words  of  this  law 
8.  write  upon  the  ftones  all  the  words  of  this 
3  r . r  9.  therefore  write  ye  this  fong  for  you 
2  Chro.  16.H  d'd  lfaiah  fon  of  Amos  write  ' 
E^rtt  j.  10.  might  write  the  names  of  the  men 
Ncb-$.  3  8.  we  make  a  fure  covenant,  and  write  it 
Efib.2.S-  write  ye  alfo  for  the  Jewes  as  it  liketh 
Prov.3.3.  write  them  upon  the  table     Chap.7.3. 
I/a.S- 1 .  and  write  in  it  with  a  mans  pen 

io.t.that  write  grievo.  which  they  have  prefc. 
30.8.  write  it  before  them  in  a  tabic 
/ft-iz-30.  write  ye  this  man  childleffe 

30.  z.  write  thee  all  the  words  that  I  have  fpo. 
3 1 .33 .  and  write  it  in  their  hearts 
36.Z.  write  therein  all  the  words  that  I  have 
1  7.  write  all  thefe  words  at  his  mouth 
z8.  write  in  it  all  the  former  words 
E\e\.  14.  2.  write  thee  the  name  of  the  day 

37.16.wiff  upon  itjFor  Judah,&  for  thechil. 
write  upon  it,For  Jofeph  the  flick  of  Eph. 
43.1 1.  and  write  it  in  their  light 
Hab.z.z.  and  fod^rite  the  vifion 
Marl{.  10.  4.  Mofes  fuffered  to  write  a  bill  of  div, 
Lit\e  1 .3 .  to  write  to  thee  in  order,moft  noble 
16.  6.  fie  down  quickly,  and  write  fifty 

7.  take  thy  bill,  and  write  fourefcore 
John  1.  4J.  of  whom  the  prophets  did  write 

19. 11.  write  not,  The  king  of  Jewes 
Ail.  1  y .  z  o.  that  we  wife  upon  them,that  they 
z^.16.  have  no  certainc  things  to  wife  unto 
I  might  have  fomewhat  to  write 

1  Cor. 4.  14. 1  wife  not  thefe  things  to  fhame  you 

14.37  ackr.ow  the  things  that  I  write  unto  you 

2  Cor. 1.  ■  3.  we  write  none  other  things  unto  you 

2.  9.  for  to  this  end  alfodid  I  write 

9.  r .  it  is  fuperfluous  for  me  to  write  to  you 

13 .  z.  now  I  write  to  them  which  heretofore 

1  c  therefore  I  write  thefe  things  being  abf. 

Gall.  20.  now  the  things  which  I  write  unto  you 

Phil. 3.1.  to  write  the  fame  things  unto  you, to  me 

1  Thejf.4.9.  y°u  need  not  that  I  write  unto  you 

y.i.  have  no  need  that  I  wife  unto 
z  7hc(f.t. 17.  token  inevery  epiftie  :  ib  I  wife 
t  Tim  3.14.  thefe  things  I  wife  unto  thee 
Heb.S.  r  o.  and  write  them  in  their  hearts 

1 0.15.  in  their  minds  will  I  write  them 

2  Pet.  3 . 1 . 1  now  wife  unto  you,in  both  which  I 
1  John  1.4.  thefe  things  wn'fe  we  unto  you 

2. 1 .  thefe  things  write  I  unto  vou,  that  ye  fin 
7. 1  wife  no  new  commandment  to  you 

8.  a  new  commandment  I  write  unto  you 

1 1. 1,  wife  unto  you,  little  children,becaufe 
Verfe  13. 
j,.  I  w-,'ite  unto  you  fathers— I  write  unto 


z  John  1  a*  having  many  things  to  write  unto  you 
I  would  not  write  with  paper 
3  John  13.1  had  many  things  to  wife 

not  with  ink  and  pen  wife  unto  thee 
Jude  3 .  when  I  gave  all  diligence  to  wife 

needfull  for  me  to  wife  unto  you 
Esv.1.11.  what  thou  feeft,  wife  ina  book 
1 9.  wife  the  things  which  thou  haft  feen 
z.  1.  unto  the  angel  of  the  church  of  Eph-  w- 
8.  unto  the  angel  ofthe  church  in  Smyr.w. 
1  z.  to  the  angel  of  the  church  in  Perga.w. 
18.  unto  the  angel  ofthe  church  in  Thy.w. 
3.1  .unto  the  angel  ofthe  church  in  Sardis  w. 
7.  to  the  angel  of  the  church  in  Philad.  w. 
1 2.  wife  upon  him  the  name  of  my  God 

He  write  upon  him  my  new  name 
14-unto  the  angel  ofthe  church  of  Laod.w. 
10  4. 1  was  about  to  write 

and  write  them  not 

14. 13.  wife ,  Blefled  are  the  dead  which  die 

19.9.  write,  Blefled  are  they  which  are  called 

ai.y.  faid  unto  me  ,  mite  .-for  thefe  words  are 

Hotter, 

Judg.  f .  1 4.  they  that  handle  the  pen  of  the  writer 

Pfal.tf.i.  my  tongue  is  the  pen  of  a  ready  writer 

E\ef?.$.i.  with  a  writers  ink-horn  by  his  fide 

3.  which  had  the  writers  ink-horn  by  his  fide 

tt>itteft. 

Job  11.16.  thou  writeft  bitter  things  againft  me 
E^.37.20.  the  ftick  whereon  thou  writeji 

Ffal.87.6.  Lord  fhall  count  when  he  wifeffc  up 

HDtttfng. 
Exod.  3 1 . 1 6.  the  writing  was  the  writing  of  G  od 

39.  30.  and  wrote  upon  it  a  writing 
Dcut.  1 0.4.  according  to  the  firft  writing 

3 1. 14.  made  an  end  of  writing  the  words 
1  Cfoo.z8.i9.mademeunderftandin  wifi?z?by 
iChro.i.n.  Huram  king  of  Tyre  anfwered  in  w 

21.12.  there  came  a  writ .  to  him  from  Elijah 
3  j.  4.  accord,  to  the  wri.  of  David  king  of  If. 
accord,  to  the  writ,  of  Solomon  his  fon 
16.  zz-  and  put  it  alfo  in  writing,  hying 

E-Xfn  1. 1. 
Eya  4.  7.  writing  ofthe  letter  was  written  in  the 
Efih.  1 .  a  a .  according  to  the  writing  thereof 

Chap. 3.  ia.  &8.9. 
3.  r  4.  the  copy  ofthe  writingfor  a  commandm. 
4. 8-  gave  him  the  copy  ofthe  writing  for  a 

Chap.  8. 13. 
8.8.  for  the  writing  which  is  written,  may 

9.  and  to  the  Jewes  according  to  their  writ, 
9.27.  according  to  their  writing,  and  accord.to 
If  a.  38. 9.  the  writing  of  Hezekiah  king  of  Judah 
Evk- > 3-9-  written  in  the  writing  ofthe  houfe  of 
Dan.  5.7.  whofo.  fhall  read  this  writing,  and  fhew 
8-  but  the  could  not  read  the  writing 
if.  that  they  fhould  read  this  writing 
16.  now  if  thou  canft  read  this  writing ,  and 
1 7. yet  I  will  read  the  writing  unto  the  king 
24.  and  this  writingms  written 
2  5%  th's  is  the  writing  that  was  written 
6.8. and  figne  the  writing 

9.  king  Darius  figned  the  writing  and  the 

10.  Dan.  knew  that  the  writing  was  figned 
Mat.5.2,1.  give  her  a  writing  of  divorcement 

197.  command  to  give  a  writing  of  divorcem. 
John  19.19.  the  writing  wasJefusofNaz.kingof 

Hand-wiitinq. 
Col.1.14.  blotting  out  the  hand-writing  of  God 

Wliting-table. 
Ln\e  1.63 .  he  asked  for  a  wifi»g-table 

HDifttngtf. 
John  7. 47.  if  ye  believe  not  his  writings,  how 

ttPifttcn. 
fi.roi.31. 18.  written  with  the  finger  of  God 

£>e«f.  9. 10. 
32-32.  out  ofthe  book  which  thou  haft  written 
Z>e«f.  28. 5  8.  that  are  written  in  this  book 

6 1 .  which  is  not  written  in  the  book  of  this 
29.  2  o.  all  the  curies  that  are  written  in  this 
a  1 .  that  are  written  in  this  book  of  the  law 
27.  all  the  curfes  that  are  written  in  this 
30. 1  o.  which  are  written  in  this  book  ofthe 
Jojh.  1  o.  1 3 .  is  not  this  written  in  the  book  of  Ja  fh. 
1King.11.41.  written  in  the  book  ofthe  ads  of 


i4.i9.wiffe»  in  the  book  ofthe  Chro.  V  z9 
Chap.i5.7,a3i3i.&i(s.  y3  14, 20^27! 
&  22.  l9i  4  j.  ,,  Kjng.  1.  18.  &  8.  a? 
&10.34.  &ia.  19.  &i3.8,ia.&i4 
Ij,i8,a8.  &ij.rf,u,iy,*l3»tf  * 
36.  &  16.  i9.  &ao.zo.  &11.  I7  „* 
&23.*8.&a4.y.  z  Chro.  16. 11.  ^.,0 
18.  Eftherz.  z3.  &  IO  » 

21.1 1.  written  in  the  letters  which  fhe  had  fent 

1  Cbro.4.41  thefe  written  by  name  came  in  the 
29.29.  they  are  written  in  die  book  of  Samuel 

2  Cbro.9. 29-  written  in  the  book  of  Nathan 
iz.i  j.  written  in  the  book  of  Shemaiah 
13.2a.are  wiffea  in  the  flory  ofthe  pro-Iddo 
20. 3  4.  behold,  they  are  wiffenin  the  book  of 
24.27.  written  in  the  ftory  of  the  book  ofthe 

,        '    .       .    ,    ,    ChaP-*7.7.&28.26. 
2f  .16.  written  in  the  book  of  the  kings  of  Ju. 

„  ,         .      .    r   ,<;%-n-27.&3^.8. 
30. y .  long  time  in  fuch  fort  as  it  was  written 
3  2.3  z.  they  are  written  in  the  vifion  of  lfaiah 
33.18  .they  are  wiffea  in  the  book  ofthe  kings 

19.  they  are  written  among  the  fayingsof 
34.  24-  all  the  curfes  that  are  written  in  the 

3  1 .  words  of  the  coven,  which  are  written  in 
jj.  2  j.  they  are  wiffes  in  the  lamentations 

26.  according  to  that  which  was  written  in 
E?ra.  4. 7.  letter  was  written  in  the  Syrian  tongue 
5.7.  wherein  was  written  thus  unto  king  David 

6.  1.  therein  was  a  record  thus  written 
8.3  4.  all  the  weight  was  written  at  that  time 

Neh.6.6.  wherein  was  written ;  It  is  reported 
7'f-  and  found  written  therein 
8.14.  they  found  written  in  the  law  which 
1 3. 1.  therein  was  written ,  that  the  Ammonite 
Efther  1. 10.  and  let  it  be  written  among  the  lawes 
3 .9 .  let  it  be  written  that  they  may  be  deftroy. 
1 2.  there  was  written  according  to  all  that  ' 
in  the  name  of  king  Ahaf.  was  it  written 
6.  2.  It  was  found  written,  that  Mord.  had  told 
8.f .  let  it  be  written  to  reverfe  the  letters 

9.  it  was  wiffe»  according  to  all  that  Mord. 
9.23.  as  Mordecai  had  written  unto  them 
3z.  and  it  was  written  in  the  book 
Job  3 1 . 3  y .  that  mine  ad  verfary  had  written  a 
Pfal.69.1%.  and  not  be  written  with  the  righteous 
102.18.this  fhalbe  written  for  the  gen  to  come 
149.9.  to  execute  upon  them  the  judgm.  writ  A 
Prov.  22.  20.  have  not  I  written  to  thee  excellent 
Ecclcf.11.10.  that  which  was  written  was  upright 
/ec.17.13.  that  depart  from  me  ilia  1  be  written  in 
16.6.  which  thou  haft  written  from  my  mouth 
29.  why  haft  thou  written  therein,  faying 
4 %.\ .  when  he  had  written  thefe  words  in  a 
5 1.60.  even  all  thefe  words  are  written  aga.'nfl 
E\e\.z.  10.  and  it  was  written  within  and  without 
diere  was  written  therein  lamentations 
13-9,  neither  fhall  they  btwritten  in  the  writ. 
Dan.5.14.  and  this  writing  was  written 
■!■').  this  is  the  writing  that  was  written 
iz.i.  that  fhalbe  found  written  in  the  book 
Md-i.i6-  a  book  of  remembrance  was  written 
Mat.z7.17.  fet  up  over  his  head  his  accuf.  written 
Mm\  1 1. 17.  is  is  not  written ,  My  houfe  fhalbe 

1 5". 26.  fuper.  of  his  accuf.  was  written  over  his 
Luke  4.  1 7.  he  found  the  place  where  it  was  writ. 
10.20.  becaufe  your  names  arc  written  in  heav, 
18.3 1.  all  things  that  are  written  by  the  pro. 
21.22.  allthings  which  are  wifffamay  be 
2  3.38.  fuper.  was  written  over  him  in  letters 
John  2.i7.his  difciples  remembred  that  it  was  w. 
10.34.  is  it  not  written  in  your  law 
19.20.  it  was  wiffea  in  Hebrew,  Greek,  and 

20  30.  which  are  not  written  in  this  book 
3  r.  but  thefe  are  written,  that  yem'ght  bel. 

2 1.2  j.  the  which  if  they  fhould  be  written  eve. 
containe  the  books  that  fhould  be  written 
Acl.i^.z^.  had  fulfilled  all  that  was  writtenof 

2 1  .zf .  we  have  written  and  concluded 
Rom.z .  1  ?  .{hew  the  work  ofthe  law  wntttn  in 

4.23.  now  it  was  not  written  for  his  fake  alone 

1  Cor.10.11.  they  are  writtenfor  our  admonition 

2  Cor.  3 .  2 .  ye  are  our  epiftie  written  in  our  hearts 
3.  written  not  with  ink,  but  with  the  Spirit 

7.  but  if  the  miniftration  of  death  written 
Phile.  19. 1  Paul  have  written  it  with  mine  own      j 
Heb.i  2.23.  which  ' 


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WRO 


W  RO 


WRO 


Heb.iz.z$.  which  are  written  in  heaven 
t-?et.i.  i  f  .wifd.given  unto  hira,hath  written  unto 
i  John  i-  *i-;  I  have  not  wi«e»  unto  you,becaufe 
ftezU .  3.  keep  tboferhings  which  ate  written 
z.  1 7.  in  the  ftone  a  aew  name  wmWc» 
j.r.  a  book  written  within,  and  on  the  back-li. 
,  3..  8-  whofe  names  -are  not  written  in  the  book 
14.1.  luving  his  Fathers  name  written  in  their 
jf-j.  upon  her  head  was  a  name  wfitten 

8-  whofe  names  were  not  written  in  the  book 
!  9. 1 1.  and  he  had  a  name  written,thai  no  man 

16.  and  on  his  thigh  a  name  written 
20.1  j.whofoever  was  not  found  written  in  the 
a  1. 11.  and  nimes  written  thereon,which.are 

27.  but  they  which  are  written  in  the  Lambs 
22. 18. unto  him  the. plagues  that  are  written 
19.  from  the  things  which  are  written 
is  written. 
Jojh.t.%.  according  to  all  that  is  written  therein 
8. 3 4. according  to  all  that  is  written  in  the  bo. 
22 .6.  to  doe  all  that  is  written  in  the  book  of 
2  King.  1 4-6.  according  to  that  which  is  written  in 
22. 1 3-  unto  all  that  which  is  written  concern. 

1  Cbro.t6-  40.  to  do;:  accord,  to  all  that  is  written 

2  Cbro.34.zi.  to  do  after  all  that  is  written  in  this 
E(tb.8.  8.  writing  which  is  written  in  the  kings  na. 
Ifa.4.3  .every  one  that  is  written  among  the  living 
jfa.i7.1-  the  finofjudah  kwritten  witha  pen 

a  j.i  3.  even  all  that  is  written  in  this  book 
Dan.y.  1 1  .and  the  oath  that  is  written  in  the  law 
Luke  10.26.  what  is  written  in  the  law'  How 
20. 1 7.  what  is  this  then  that  is  written 
22.  37-  tint  this  that  is  written  muft  yet 
Jobn  i  j.2j.word  might  be  fill  filled  that  is  written 
1  Cor-df.6.  above  that  which  is  written  ,that 
9.10.  for  our  fakes  no  doubt  this  is  written 
1  j .  J  4.  bro.  to  patfe  the  faying  that  is  written 
it  is  wiittzn. 
Jqfh  8-  3 1  •  as  it  is  written  in  the  book  of  the.  law 
1  Sm.1.1%.  it  is  written'm  the  book  of  Jafher 
1  Kjng.z.i.  as  it  hwritenin  the  law  of  Moles 

a  Cbro.z3.1g, 
z  Kjng-zi  2  r.  as  it  is  written  in  the  book  of  the 
1  Chro.z^.4. did  as  it  is  written  in  the  law 
3  [.3.  as  it  is  written  in  the  law  of  the  Lord 
3  J.  12.  as  it  is  written  in  the  book  of  Mofls 
EX>'a  3  .z.  as  it  is  written  in  the  law  of  Mofes 
4.  as  it  is  written  ,  and  offered  the  daily 
6. 1 8  as  it  is  writen  in  the  book  of  Mofes 
yefe.81 5.  to  make  boothes  as  it  is  written 
10.34.  as  it  is  written  in  the  law 
36.  and  of  our  cattell ,  as  it  is  written  in  the 
Pfd.40.7.  in  the  volume  of  the  book  it  is  written 
lfa.6^.6-  behold,  it  is  written  before  me,  I  will 
pan. 9.1 ;.  as  it  is  written  in  the  law  of  Mofes,All 
Mat.z.f.  for  'thus  itis  written  by  the  prophet 
4. 4.  it  is  written ,Man  (hall  not  live  by 

6.  for  it  is  written  ,  He  fhajl  give  his  angels 

7.  it  is  written  againe,  Thou  fhalt  not  tempt 
10.  it  is  written.,  Thou  fhalt  worfhip  the  Lo. 

1 1 .10.  this  is  he  of  whom  it  is  written 
21.13.  faid  unto  him  ,  Itis  written,  Myhoufe 
26.24.  Son  ofmangoeth,as  it  is  written  of  him 
Mark  14.  21. 
3 1.  for  it  is  written,  He  fmite  the  fhepheard 
Mark.  14.  27. 
Mark  l-  *■• as  it 's  written  in  the  pro.  Behold  I 
7-  6.  as  it  iswritten,  This  people  knoweth 
9.  r  2.I10W  it  is  written  of  the  Son  of  man 
13.  whatfo.  they  lifted,as  it  is  written  of  him 
Luke  z.  23.  as  it  is  written  in  the  law  of  the  Lord 
3.4.  as  it  is  written  in  the  book  of  the  words  of 
4.  4.  it  is  written  ,  that  man  (hall  not  live  by 

8.  for  It  is  writen, Thou  (halt  worfhip  the  L. 
1  o.  it  is  written  ,  He  (hall  give  his  angels 

7.^7.  this  is  lie  of  whom  it  is  written 
19.4$.  faying  unto  them,  It  is  written,  My 
24  4^.  faid  unto  them,  Thus  it  is  written,  and 

John  6.  jr.  as  it  is  written,  He  gave  them  bread 
4f.it  is  written  in  the  proph.  And  they  fhalbe 
8-17.  it  is  written  in  your  law ,  that  the  teftim. 
n.i4.found  a  young  afle,fate  thereon,as  it  is  w. 

Aft.  1 .  20.it  is  written  in  the  book  of  P  falmes 
7-  41-as  it  is  wittea  in  the  book  of  the  prophets 
13.  J?,  as  it  is  written  in  the  fecond  Pfalme 
■  I  fay-agreed  the  words  of  the  prop.asitis  w. 


23.5,.  for  it  is.  wripftn,  ^hou  (halt  no?t Tpeak 
Rom.1.17.  as  it  is  written,  The  juft fliall  live  by 
:  2,24-blalphemvd— 'through  you,as  itis  written 
3.  4,  as  it  is  written ,  That  thou  mighteft  be 

10.  as  itis  written.}  There  is  none  righteous 
4.17.  as  it  is  written,!  have  made  thee  a  father 
8-36-as  it  is.writtcn,Fot  thy  fake  we  are  killed 
9.13.  as  it  is  wtitten9j3.cob  have  I  loved 

33. as  it  is  written ,  Behold,  1  lay  in  Sion 
lo-tf.  as  u  is  written j  How  beautifull  are  the 
1 1.8.  accord,  as  it  is  written,  God  hath  given 

zfj.  as  it  is  written,  There  (hall  come  out  of 
1 2.1 9.  for  it  is  written^  Vengeance  is  mine 
14. 11.  for  it  is  written,  Asllive,faith  the  Lo. 
1  5  '•  3  ■  but  as  it  is  written  ,  The  reproaches  of 

9,  as  it  is  written^ox.  this  caufe  lie  confefle 

2 1  •  as  ic  is  written ,  To  whom  he  was  not 

1  Cor.  1. 1 9.  it  is  Written,!  will  deftroy  the  wifdom 

3 1 .  according  as  it  is  written,  He  that  glori. 
2.9.  it  is  written,  Eye  hath  not  feen  ,  nor 
3- 19.  ic  is  written  ,  He  taketh  the  wife  in  his 
9- 9..  it  is  written'm  the  law  of  Mofes  ,  Thou 
19.7.  it  is  written,  The  peop.  fate  down  to  eac 
14-21.  in  the  law  it  is  written,  With  men  of 
,    1 5  •  4  J .  fo  it  is  writ  ten, The  firft  man  Adam  was 

2  Cor.4. l 3  •  accord,  as  it  is  written,!  believed,and 

8.1  j.  as  it  is  written,Uc  that  had  ga.  much,had 
9.9.  as  it  is  written ,  He  hath  difperfed 

Gal.3.10.  for  ic  is  written ,  Curfed  is  every  one 
1 3 .  ic  is  written ,  Curfed  is  every  one  that 

4 . 2  a.  it  is  written  that  Abraham  had  two  fons 
27.  it  is  written  ,  Rejoyce  thou  barren  that 

Heb.to.j.  volume  of  the  book  it  is  written  of  me 
1  Pet.1.16.  becaufeitis  written ,  Be  ye  holy,for 

1  have  Written,  or  have  I. 
Exod.z^.  12.  lie  give  thee  com.  which  I  have  w. 
Hof.%.1 2.I  have  written  unto  him  the  gteac  things 
John  19,  22.  what  I  have  written  I  have  written 
Riwz.i  J.i  j.  I  have  written  the  more  boldly  unto 
1  Cor. 5.  1 1 .  but  now  Ihave  written  unto  you 

9.1  j .  neither  have  I  written  thefe  things  chat  ic 
Gal-6- 1 1-  ye  fee  how  large  a  letter  I  have  written 
Heb.13.  22. 1  have  written  a  letter  unto  you  in 
1  Petj.iz.  as  I  purpofe  I  have  written  briefely 

1  John  2. 1 4. 1  have  written  unto  you,  fathers 

1  have  written  urico  you,young  men,  bee. 
26-then  thefe  things  have  I  written  unto  you 
f  .13 ;  thefe  things  have  I  written  unto  you 
were  flatten. 
Exod.3  2»  1 J.  tables  were  written  on  both  their 

and  on  the  other  fide  were  they  written 
Numb.x  t.zg.  they  were  of  them  that  were  written 

2  Kj.ng.z3 .  3 .  that  were  written  in  this  book,  and 

24.  which  were  written  in  the  book  that  Hil. 
1  Cbro.9.1.  behold,  they  were  written  in  the  book 
Neb.1z.z3.  were  written  in  the  book  of  the 
Job  19.  23.  Oh  that  my  words  were  now  written 
Pfal.  1 39.16.  in  thy  book  all  my  mem.were  writ. 
Luke  24.  44.  muft  be  fulfilled  which  were  written 
Jobn  1 2.i£,  that  thefe  things  were  written  of  him 
Rom.  1 5 .4.were  written  aforetirne,were  written  for 
Rev.  20.1 2.  ofchofe  things  which  were  written  in 

UDjong. 
Gen.i6.$>  faid  to  Abram,My  wrong  be  upon  thee 
Exod.z.  13.  he  faid  unto  him  chat  did  the  wrong 
D^t.i9.i6.teftifie  againft  him  that  which  is  w. 
fudg.it.  27.  thou  doft  me  wrong  to  war  aga.  me 
I  rti'o.i2.i7«feeing  there  is  no  wrongin  mine 
1 6,2 1.  he  fufFered  no  man  to  doe  them  wrong 
P[al.\o%.ta,. 
Efib.i.  \6.  Vafthi  the  queen  hath  not  done  wrong 
Job  19. 7.  behold,  I  cry  out  of  wrong 
Jer.  2  2.3.  and  doe  no  wrong,  do  no  violence 

13.  that  buildeth  his  chambers  by  wrong 
Lam. 3.59.0  Lord,  thou  haft  feene my  wrong 
Hab.t.q..  therefore  wrong  judgment  proceedeth 
Mat.z0.t3.  faid, Friend,  I  doe  thee  no  wrong 
Aff.7. 24.  feeing  one  of  them  fuffer  wrong,  he 
2(7 .  why  doe  ye  wrong  one  to  another 
27.  he  that  did  his  neighbour  wrong,  thruft 
18.14.  & ic  were  a  matter  of  wrong,  O  ye 
.2  J.  10,  to  the  Jeweshave  I  done  no  wrong 
1  Cor. 6.7.  why  doe  ye  not  rather  take  wrong 

8.  nay,  you  doe  wrong,  and  defraud 
»  Cor.  j.  1 1,  for  his  caufe  that  hath  done  the  wrong 
nor  for  his  caufe  that  fufFered  wrong 


1 2. 1 3 .  forgive  me  this  wrong 
C0/.3.2  j.he  that  dothw/o»e,  (haUrecfor  the  wo. 

flpzongeO, 
2  Co>V7.2.receive  us,wehave  wronged  no  man 
Philem.  1 8  .if  he  hath  wronged  thee,or  oweth  thee 

ttDjottgety. 
P^.S.js.finneth  agai.  me,  mongetbhii  own  foul 

O)20ngfwllp.  *" 
Job  11.27.  wrongfully  imagine  againft  me 
P fal. 3  j.i ^.wrongfully,  rejoyce  over  me 

38.19.  they  chat  hate  me  wrongfully  are  mult. 

69.4. being  mine  en?,  wrongfully,  are  mighty 

1  i9..86.perfecute  me  wrongfully  :  help  thou  me 
£^.2  2.29.opprefled  the  ftranger  wrongfully 
1  Pet.z.  1 9. endure  griefjfuffering  wrongfully 

Exod.zx.t^.  Mofes  wrote  all  the  words  of  the  Lord 
34.28.he  wrote  upon  the  tables  the  words 
3  9.3  o. and  wrote  upon  it  a  writing 

Numb.33.z.  Mofes  wrote  their  goings  out  accord. 

Dc«f.4.i3.he  wrote  them  upon  two  tables  of  ftone 
f.22.he  wrote  them  in  two  cables  of  ftone 
10.4.  and  be  wrote  on  the  tables  according 
3i.9.and  Mofes  wrote  this  law,and  delivered 
22.  Mofes  therefore  wrote  this  fong 

/0J&.8.32.  he  wrote  there  upon  the  ftones  a  copie 
which  he  wrote  in  the  prefence  of  the 
24.26.  Jofhua  wrote  thefe  words  in  the  book  of 

1  Sam.to.z'i.znAhtwrote  itinabook, and  laid  it 

2  Sam.t  1. 14. that  David  wrote  a  letter  to  Joab 

1  J.he  wrote  in  the  letter,  faying,  Sec  ye  Uri. 

1  Kj.zt.'&So  fhe  wrote  letters  in  Ahabs  name 

9. (he  wrote  in  the  letters,faying,  Proclaim 

2  Kj.io.t.jehu  wrote  letters,and  fent  to  Samaria 

tf.then  he  wrote  a  letter  the  fecond  cims 
I7.37.which  he  wrote  for  you,  ye  fliall  obferve 

1  Chro.  24.6.  and  Shemaiah  wrote  them  before  the 

2  Cbro.30.1.  Hezekiah  alfo  wrote  letters  to  Ephr. 

3  2. 1 7.he  wrote  alfo  letters  to  rail  on  the  Lord 
E^ra  q.6.wrote  they  unto  him  an  accufation 

7.in  the  daies  of  Artaxerxes  wrote  Bifhlam 

8.  Rehum — wrote  a  letter  againft  Jerufalem 

9.  then  wrote  Rehum  the  Chancellour 
£/?fr.8.j.whichhe  wrote  to  deftroy  the  Jewes 

10.  he  wrote  in  the  King  Ahafuerus  name 
9.20.Mordecai  wrote  thefe  things 

29.Mordecai  the  Jew  wrote  with  all  author. 
Jer.36>4.and  Baruchwrote  from  the  mouth 
18 .  and  I  wrote  them  with  ink  in  the  book 
27.  which  Baruch  wrote  at  the  mouth  of  Jer. 
3 1  .who  wrote  therein  from  the  mouth  of  Jer. 
j  1.60.  fo  Jeremiah  wrote  in  a  book  all  the  evil 
Dan.j.f .zndwrote  over  againft  the  candleftick 
king  faw  the  part  of  che  hand  that  wrote 
6.z<y.  then  king  Darius  wrote  unto  all  the  peo. 
7.1.  then  he  wrote  the  dreame,and 
Mark-to.  5.  he  wrote  you  this  precept 

1 2.19.  MaftefjMofes  wrote  unto  us,  If  a  mans 
Luke  10.  28. 
Lul(e  1 .  63.  and  wott/aying,  His  name  is  John 
John  J.  46.  believed  me,  for  he  wrote  of  me 
8.  6.  with  his  finger  wrote  on  the  ground 

8.  againe— he  wrote  on  the  ground 
19.  19.  Pilate  wrote  a  title ,  and  put  it  on  the 
21.24.  and  wrote  thefe  chings,and  we  know 
Acl.t  j. 23.  and  wrote  letters  by  them  after  this 
18.27-  the  bre.  ,wro^,exhorting  the  difciples 
23  .2-j.  he  wrote  a  letter  after  this  manner 
Rom. 16. zz.  I  Tertius,  who  wrote  this  epiftle,  fal. 

1  Cor. 5. 9. 1  wrote  unto  you  an  epiftle,not  to  com. 
7. 1.  concern,  the  things  whereof  ye  wrote 

z  Cor.z-3. 1  wrote  this  fame  unto  you,  left  when 
4.  I  wrote  unto  you  wich  many  teares 
7-  12.  therefore  though  I  wrote  unto  you,  I  did 
Epbef.3.3.  as  I  wrote  afore  in  few  words 
Phile.  21.  I  wrote  unto  thee,  knowing  that  thou 

2  John  5*.  not  as  though  I  wrote  a  new  command. 

3  John  9. 1  wrote  unto  the  church,  but  Diotrephes 

IBWOtlj. 
Gen.4.  j.Cain  was  very  wroth,and  his  countcnan. 
6.  Lord  faid  unto  Cain,Why  art  thou  wroth 
31.36.  Jacob  was  wroth,ind  chode  with  Laban 
5 1.  7.  men  were  grieved  &  were  very  wroth 
40.2.was  wroth  againft  two  of  his  officers. 
4r .  10.  Pharaoh  was  wroth  wich  his  fervants 
Exod.ig.zo.  and  Mofes  was  wroth  with  them 

Numb.  16.  if-  and 


Numb.  1 6.1 5-  and  MoI"es  was  verv  wot^ 

ii.  wilt  thou  be  wrath  with  all  the  congreg. 

^1.14.  Moles  was  wroth  with  the  officers 
Dad' i.  34> an<1 ^e  Lord  was  w0^> and  fware 

?  z6.  Lord  was  wroth  with  me  for  your  Take 

g'i9.  Lord  y/m  wroth  againft  you,  to  deftroy 
fo/i&'i '  1 8  he  will  btwroth  with  the  whole  cong 
r  &«.i 8  8.  and  Saul  was  very  wroth 

20.  7.  if  he  he  very  wroth,  then  be  fure  that 

19 .4.  princes  of  the  Phil,  were  wroth  with  him 
1  Sains.%.  then  was  Abner  very  wroth  for  the 

iV.ij-  the  king  was  very  wroth 

ii.8.  becaufe  he  was  wroth  Tfal.  18.7. 

1  Kiw .  5 . 1 1  •  but  Naaman  was  wroth,  and  went 

1 3T19.  man  of  God  was  wroth  with  him 
1  C/;ro.  16.10.  then  Afa  was  wroth  with  the  feer 

16.19.  the  llzziah  was  wroth,  and  had  a 

while  he  was  wroth  with  the  pricfts 

28.  ?•  Lord  God  of  your  fathers  was  wroth 
Neii.  4-  j.  that  Sanballat  was  wroth  and  took 

7.  then  they  were  very  wroth 

Eftbcr  1. 1 2,  therefore  was  the  king  very  wroth 
2.2 1 .  Bigthan  and  Ttrefh — were  war/;,  and 
PfahZ.it.  Lord  heard  this ,  and  was  wroth 
59.  wh.-n  God  heard  this ,  he  was  wroth 
,     62..  was  wroth  with  his  inheritance 
89.38.  been  wi-oth  with  thine  anointed 
if  a.  1 8 .  n .  he  (halbe  w<tf&,  as  in  the  valley  of 
47.6. 1  was  -moth  with  my  p;ople 
5  4.  9. 1  would  not  be  wroth  with  thee 
57.  1 6-  neithrr  will  I  be  a!wa>es  wmft 

17.  iniquity  of  his  covetoufnefTe  was  I  wroth 
I  hid  me,  and  was  wroth 
64. y.  behold,  thou  ait  wroth 
9.  be  not  wa.'A  very  fore 
'/<»>•. 3 7. 1  j.  princes  were  <w0/6  with  Jeremiah 
LaM.^.ii.  thou  art  very  w»f/>  againft  us 
vtat.i.  1 6.  Herod  was  exceeding  wroth,ani  fent 

1 8.  34.  and  his  lord  was  wroth 

1 1. 7.  the  king  was  wofb,  and  he  fent  forth 
Rev.i 2. 17. the  dragon  was  wroth  with  the  woman 

wrought. 

Geo. 2  4.7.  he  had  wrought  folly  inlfrael 
Exod.io.z.  what  things  I  have  wrought  in  Egypt 

16. 36. twined  linncn,Wo#£frt  with  Cha.27.16. 
-   36.  1.  then  wrought  Bezaleel  and  Aholibah 
4.  ."11  the  wifemen  that  wrought  all  the 

8.  that  wrought  the  work  of  the  tabernacle 
39. 6.  they  wrought  Onix-ftones 

Lcv.zo.i  1.  the  have  wrought  confadon 

Numb.  13.13.  &  faid  of  Ifrael,What  God  hath  w. 

3  r.y  r.  took  the  gold  ofthem,even  all  wrought 
Dc-ut.  13.14.  fuch  abom.  is  wrought  among  you 

17.2.  or  woman  that  hath  wrought  wickedneflc 
4.  fuch  abomination  is  wrought  in  lfrael 

1.1. 3-.  take  an  heifer  which  hath  not  been  wro. 

11.21.  becaufe  (he  hath  wrought  folly  in  lfrael 

31. 1 8.  evills  which  they  mail  have  wrought 
/fljtf.7.iy. becaufe  h,e  hath  wrought  folly  in  lfrael 
Judg.10.10.  folly  that  they  havewo#gb£inIfra. 
Ruth  1.  19.  with  whom  fhe  had  wrourht, and 

with  whom  I  wrought  to  day,  is  Boaz 
1  Sam.6.6.  had  wrought  wonderfully  among  them 

1 1. 13.  Lord  huthwrougbt  falvation  in  lfrael 

14.  4  J.  who  hath  wrought  this  great  falvat.  in 
for  he  hath  wrought  with  God  this  day 

19.  y.  Lord  wrought  a  great  falvat.  for  all  Iff. 
1  Sami%.  13. 1  fhould  have  wrought  falftiood  ag. 

23.10.  Lord  wrought  a  great  v;t"tory  that  day 
1 1.  Lord  wrought  a  great  viftory 
1  Kjng-  %. '  6.ruled  over  the  people  that  wrought  in 
7-i  4-  and  wrought  all  his  work 

16.  brim  thereof  was  wrought  like  the 
9.13.  over  the  people  that  wrought  in  the  work 
16.  20.  and  his  treafon  that  he  wrought 
it.  Omnwroagbt  evill  in  the  eyes  of  the 
1  K">Z-2.i.  now  Jchoram  wrought  evill  in  the 
M'-ii.  that  wrought  upon  the  houfe  of  the 
*7-r  1.  and  wrought  wicked  things 
1 1-6.  he  wrought  much  wickednes  2  Chro.^.6. 

1  Cfcu4.11.  chat  wrought  fine  linnen  of  the  houfe 

2  Chro.7,.  i4.  and  wa«gfe cherubims  thereon 
1 1  •  6.  he  wrought  that  which  was  evill 
24.12.  alfo  fuch  as  wrought  iron  and  brafie 

1  j .  fo  the  worke-men  wrought 
3 1.20.  Hezek,  wrought  that  which  was  good 


YAft 

3  4. 1  o.  to  the  workemeh  that  wrought  in, 
13.  of  all  that  wrought  the  work  in  any  man. 
Neh.  4.  16.  halfe  of  my  ferv.  wrought  in  the  work 

1 7 .  with  one  of  his  hands  wrought  in  the 
6.16.  this  work  was  wrought  of  our  God 
9.18-  and  had  wrought  great  provocations 

26.  they  wrought  great  provocations 

/o£>  1 2.9.  hand  of  the  Lord  hath  wrought  this 
36.23.  thou  haft  wrought  iniquity 

Pfal.3  r .  1 9.  wrought  for  them  that  truft  in  thee 
4f  .1 3.  her  clothing  is  of  wrought  gold 
68. 28.  that  which  thou  haft  wrought  for  us 
78.43.  how  he  hadwrought  his  fignesin  Egypt 
1 39.1  y.  curioufly  wrought  in  the  loweft  parts 

Ecclefz.11.  works  that  my  hands  had  wrought 
17.  work  that  is  wrought  under  the  fun,  is 

lfa.z6.li.  haft  wrought  all  our  works  in  us 

18.  not  wrought  any  deliverance  in  earth 
41.4.  who  hath  wrought  and  done  it 

Jcr.  1 1 .1 5.  feeing  fhe  hath  wrought  lewdnefle 

IS- 3.  he  wrought  a  worke  on  the  wheels 
£^.20.9. 1  wroughtfor  my  Names     V.  14)22. 
44.  when  1  have  wrought  with  you  for  my 
29.20.  becaufe  they  wrought  for  mc 
£>a».4.2.  high  God  hath  wrought  towardme 
Jonah  1 . 1 1 .  fea  wrought,  and  was         Verfe  1 3 . 
Zepb.1.3.  which  have  wrought  his  judgment 
Afar.  10.  t  Lthefe  laft  have  wrought  but  one  houre 

26. 10.  fhe  hath  wrought  a  good     Mark  J  4-  6. 
Mar^  6-  2 .  mighty  works  are  wrought  by  his 
John  3 .  n .  that  they  are  wrought  of  God 
Att.i.iz.  and  wonders  wrought  among  the  people 

15. 12.  what  wonders  Gadh&dwrougbt  among 
18.3.  he  abode  with  them  ,  and  wrought 

1 9.1 1.  God  wrought  fpeciall  miracles  by  the 
21. 19.  what  things  God  had  wrought  among 

Rom.7.2.  wrought  me  in  all  manner  of  concupifc. 

r  j.  1 8-  which  Chrift  hath  nor  wrought  by  me 
2  C<?>\y.y.  now  he  that  hath  wrought  us  for 
7.11 .  with  carefulnefle  that  wrought  in  you 
J  2  1 2.  were  wrought  among  you  in  all 
Ga/.i.S.forhethatwoagk  effectual,  in  Peter  to 
Ephef.  1. 2  o.  which  he  wrought  in  Chrift 
2  Thefj'.^.Z.  kut  wrought  with  labour  and  travell 
Heb.  1 1 .3 3 .  wrought  righteoufnefle  obtained  pro. 
Jam.z.zz,  feeft  tfjou  how  fa'uhwrougbt  with 

1  Pet.4.  3.  to  have  wrought  the  will  of  the  Gent- 

2  John  8.1ofe  not  thofe  things  which  we  have  wr. 
Rev.19.zo.  falfe  prophets  that  wrought  miracles 

flb?ongbio 
1  Chro.11  2.  to  hewwwsgfc;  ftones  to  build 

ttOj&ongrjteft. 
Ruth  2.19.  and  where  wroughtefl  thou 

CQiattg. 
Lfu.i  1  y.  blood  thereof  fhalbe  w/w/g  out 
y.  9.  reft  of  the  blood  fhalbe  wrung  out 
P/i/.7  3.10.  waters  of  a  full  cup  are  wrung  out  of 
//a.  y  1 .1 7.  thou  haft  w«»g out  the  dregs 


YEA 


YEA 


Y. 


i  ICwg.i  0.28.  Solomon  had— linnen yarne  brou, 

2  CJro,  1.  16. 

kings  merchants  received  the  linnen  yarne 

2  Chro.  1.16. 

me. 

Job  6,16.  are  blackifti  by  reafon  of yce 

38.29.  out  of  whofe  wombe  came  thtyee 
P/4/.147. 17.  he  cafteth  forth  hisyce  like  morfels 

Gen.i.l.ye  fhalbe  as  gods 

Lul^e  16.1 1.  ye  are  they  which  jufti  fie  your  fel ves 

1  Cor.  6. 1 1 .  but  ye  are  wafhed,ye  are  fanct.  ye  are 

20.  ye  are  bought  with  a  price 

2  Cor.$.  2.ye  are  our  epiftle  written  in  our  hearts 
6.  iz.ye  are  not  ftrahned  in  us,  butye  are 
8.9.y«  know  the  grace  of  our  Lord  Jefus 

13. 7.thatyedoenoevilI,but  that  ye  fhould 
GtfA4.ii.f0r  I  amasx3re,yehavenot 

6.x. ye  which  are  fpirituall  reftore  fuCh  a 
Ephef.1.1 3.  ye  whofometimes  were  far  off,  are 

6  2  i.  but  thatyealfo  may  know  my  affaires 
1  Tbeff.iA9-  are  not  evenye  in  the  prefenee  of 
26.  ye  are  our  glory  and  joy 

3 . 8 .  if  ye  ftand  faft  in  the  Lord 


j. 4.  but  ye  brethren  are  not  in  darknefle 
5 .  ye  are  all  the  children  of  light 
2  Tfce/13.13  .but ye,  brethren  ,  be  not  weary  in  S 

1  Pet, 2.9.  but  ye  are  a  chofen  generation 

Ge»<3.i-  faid  unto  the  woman3  lea,  hath  God 
17.16.  yed^Ile  bleffe  her,  and  fhe  fhalbe  a  mo. 
20-  6.  yea,  I  know  that  thou  didft  this  in  the 
Deaf .  33.  3.  >ea,he  loved  the  people 
Judg.f:z9.yea,{he  returned  anfwer  toherfelfc 
iSam.i  i.zo.yeaj.  have  obeyed  the  voice  of  the  L. 
zi.^.yea,  though  it  were  fanctified  this  day 
zA.ii. yea  fee  the  skirt  of  thy  robe 

2  Sam.  19. 30.  yea  ,  let  him  take  all 

2 2. 29. yea,  they  are  fallen  under  my  feet 
2  Kjng.  2.  j.yea ,  I  know  it ,  hold  you  your  peace 
i6.3.jiea,and  made  his  Ions  to  pafie  thoiow 

1  Chro.16.zi .  yea,  he  reprovedJungs  for  their 

2  Chro. x6.zq, yea, \amfc\k  hafted  alfo  to  goc  out 
Neh. s  .1  J. yea,  even  their icrv.  bare  rule  over  the 

1 6.  yea  alfo  1  continued  in  the  worke  of  this 
6.io.ye<»  in  the  night  will  they  come  to  flay 
9.1  S.yea,  when  they  had  made  shem  a  molten 

11.  yea  fburty  yeers  did  thou  fuftaine  them 
Job  i.ij.j&ijthey  haveflaine  the  ferva.    V.i7. 
2. 4.  yea,  all  that  a  man  hath,  will  he  give  for 
y.  1 9.  yea  ,  in  feven  troubles  he  fhall  deliver 
6. 27.  yea,  ye  overwhelme  the  fatherleffe 

19. yea  rcturne  againe  ,  my  righteoufnefle  is 
9.10. yea,  and  wondrous  without  number 
11.  1  y.yea3thou  fhalt  be  ftcdfaft,and  fhalt  not 

18.  jiea ,  thou  fhalt  dig  about  thee,  and  thou 

19. yea,  many  fhall  makefuit  unto  thee 
li.j.yea,  who  knoweth  not  fuch  things  as 
1  $.^.yea,  thine  own  lips  teftify  againft  thee 

1  y .  yea,  the  heavens  are  not  cleane  in  his 
1 8.y.  yea,t\\t  light  of  the  wicked  fhalbe  put  out 
l9.1Z.yea,  young  children  defpifed  me 
20. 8.  yea,  he  fhal£>e  chafed  away 
21. 7.yea,are  mighty  in  power 
22.  2  %.yea,  the  Almighty  fhalbe  thy  defence 
2y.y.jf?<z,the  ftars  are  not  pure  in  his  fight 
28.27.jed,andfearched  it  out 

30.  2.  yea,  whereto  might  the  ftrength  of  their 
S.yca ,  children  of  bafe  men 

3 1 .  8-  yea,  let  my  ofT-fpring  be  rooted  out 

32.  1 2. yea  ,1  attended  unto  you 

33.1 4.  for  God  fpeaketh  once,  yea  twice,  yet 
$6.j.yea,he  doth  eftablifh  them  for  ever 
40. y. yea  twice,  but  lie  proceed  no  further 
41.  2  y.  ye<J ,  as  hard  as  a  piece  of  the  nether 
Pfal.7.n.yea,l  have  delivered  himm  that  without 
y.  yMjlet  him  tread  down  my  life  upon 
8. 7.  yea,  thou  haft  made  the  beads  of  the  field 
r    i66.yca,I haveagoodly  heritage 
1 8.  to.  yea,  he  did  fhe  upon  the  wings  of  the 
I4.yea,he  fent  out  his  arrowes,and  fcattered 
48. yea ,  thou  lifteft  meup  above  all  thole 
19.10. yea,  then  much  fine  gold 
13. 4. yea  , though  I  walke  through  the  valley 
17.6- yea,  I  will  fing  praifes  to  the  Lord 

29.10.  yea,  the  Lord  fittetb  King  for  ever 
3y .  10. yea,  the  poore  and  needy  from  him  that 

ty.ye<a,the  abjects  ga.  themfelves  toge.  aga. 
2i.yea,they  opened  their  mouth  wide  againft 
27-  yea,  let  them  fay  continually,  Let  the  L. 
17.7,6. yea,  I  fought  him,  but  he  could  not  be 

40.8.  yea,  thy  law  is  within  my  heart 

41.9.  yea,mine  own  familiar  friend  hath  lift  up 
43  it. yea,  upon  the  harp  will  I  praife  thee 
44. -2  2. yea,  for  thy  fake  are  we  killed  all  the 
y7.i  .yea,  in  the  fhadow  ofthy  wings  will  I 
y8.2.yea,  in  heart  you  worke  wickedneflc 

59.  i6<yea,  He  fing  aloud  ofthy  mercy  in  the 
62  $.yea,  let  them  exceedingly  rejoyce 

16. yea,  the  Lord  will  dwell  in  it  for  ever  f> 

18.  yea,  for  the  rebellious  alfo 
72.  n.yea,  all  kings  fhall  fall  downbef.lun 
78.19. yea  ,they  fpake againft  God 

3  8.  yea ,  many  a  time  turned  he  his  anger 

41 .  yea ,  they  turned  back,and  tempted  God 

83.1 1.  yea,  all  the  princes  as  Zebah,  and  as 
ij:yea,  let  them  be  put  to  fhame 

84.  2.  yea,  even  fainted  for  the  courts  of  the 

3  .yea,the  fparrow  hath- found  an  houfe 

if.  1  t.yea, the  L.  fhal  1  give  them  that  which  is 

90. 1 -«.Tea 


YEA 


Y  E 


90.17  .Jftfjthe  work  of  our  hands  eftabl.  thou  it 
9  $-4-yea>  tnen  fhe  mighty  waves  of  the  fea 
94.23. je«,the  Lord  our  God  (hal  cut  them  off 
10 1. 1  3-jei,  the  fet  time  is  come 

26.jei,all  of  them  (hall  wax  old  like  a  gar. 
10j.ii.je1,  very  few>and  ftrangers  in  it 

i4.jei,he  removed  kings  for  their  fake 
io6.24.je<J,tbey  defpifed  the  pleafant  land 

37.jei,they  facrificed  their  fons  &  daught.to 
i09.30.jed, 1  will  praife  him  among  the  mult. 
1 16. 5.jfi,our  God  is  mercifull 
n8.n.yea,they  compafled  me  about 
1 19.34^,1  will  obferve  it  with  my  whole  he. 

1 27. above!  gold,jert,above  fine  gold 
1 28.6.jea,thou  (hair  fee  thy  childrens  children 
I38.5.yea,they  (hall  (ing  in  the  wayes  of  the  L. 
139.12.jea  the  darknefle  hideth  not  from  thee 
144.15.jea,  happy  is  that  people  whofeGodis 
Pro.z.$.yca,i{  thoucrieft  after  knowledge 

8.je<j,thou  (halt  underftand  every  good  path 
j.i/j.  jM,thou  (halt  lie  down,and  thy  fleep 
6.i6.yca,  feven  are  an  abomination  unto  him 
8.18  jetf,durable  riches  and  honour 
1 2.io.jetf,ftrife  and  reproach  (hall  ceafe 
2  j .  1 6.je<z,my  reins  (hall  rejoyce 

3  6.jea,thou  (halt  be  as  he  that  lieth  down  in 
za.<$.yea,a  man  of  knowledge  increafeth  ftreng. 
zg.\7-yea,ht  (hall  give  delight  unto  thy  foul 
30.1$. yea,  four j  which  I  know  not 
29.jea,fourare  comely  in  going 
Ecclef.  1 .  i6.yea}my  heart  had  great  experience 
2,  i$.yea,l  hated  all  my  labour  which  I  had 

2  3  .jea,bis  heart  taketh  not  reft  in  the  night 
4.5  yea,  better  is  he  then  both  they 
8-jea,he  hath  neither  child  nor  brother 

jeavtisaforetravell 
6.6.jea,though  he  live  a  thoufand  ye.twice  told 
7.1  8.je*z,alfo  from  this  withdraw  not  thine 
8.  i7.jea,further,though  a  wife  man  think 
9. 3  .yea,  all  the  heart  of  the  fons  of  men  is 
10.3  .yea  alfo,when  he  that  is  a  fool  walketh 
1 z.g.yea,he  g3ve  good  heed,and  fought  out 
Cant.  1 . 1 6  yea,  pleafant,  alfo  our  bed  is  green 
5.  i. yea,d rink  abundantly,  O  beloved 
i6.yei,he  is  altogether  lovely 
//d.i.iy.jei,whenye  make  many  prayers,! 
5.io.yM,tenacres  of  vineyard  (hall  yeeld 

29  je*i,they  (hall  roared  take  hold 
I4.8.je<a,the  fir-trees  re  joice  at  thee 
19.21  .yea,  they  (hall  vow  a  vow  unto  the  Lord 
2.6.8. yea,in  the  way  of  thy  judgments,  O  Lord 
9.yert,with  my  fpirit  within  me  will  I 
1  i.je«,the  fire  of  thine  enemies  (hal  devour 
29.5 .yM,it(hallbe  at  an  inftant,fuddenly 
32.13  .yea,  upon  all  the  houfes  of  joy 
40. 24.  yea,  they  (hall  not  be  planted 

yea,  they  (hall  not  be  fown 
yea,theh  ftock  fhal  not  take  root 
41.10.yea,!  will  uphold  thee 
23  .yea,  do  good,  or  do  evill 
26.yea,there  is  none  that  (heweth ;  yea,ibere 
yea,  there  is  none  that  heareth 
42.1 3. he  (hall cry, yea,roar  j  he  (hall  prevail 
43.7.7^,1  have  made  him 

1 3  yea r,before  the  day  w3s,I  am  he 
44.8.ye<?,there  is  no  god,I  know  not  any 
H.yea,he  is  hungry ,and  his  ftrength  faileth 
1  5  .yea,ht  maketh  a  god,  and  worihipeth  it 
i6.yed,he  warmeth  himfelf,and  faith 
1 9  jea,alfo  I  have  baked  bread  upon  the 
45.21  .yca,\et  them  take  counfell  together 
46\6.they  fall  down,jr<i,  they  worfliip 
7  jMjOne  (hall  cry  unto  him,  yet 
1  r  yea,I  have  fpoken  it,I  will  alfo  bring  it  to 
47.  %.yea,thy  fhame  (hall  be  feen 
48.8  jed.thou  heardeft  not, jeu,thou  kneweft 

I  f  .yea,  I  have  called  him,I  have  brought 
49.1 5JM,they  may  forger,yet  will  not  I  forget 
5 5.1. yea  come,  buy  wine  &  milk  without  mo. 
56.9.je«,all  the  beafts  in  the  forreft  come 

I I  .jea,they  are  greedy  dogs 
$9. 1  5  .yea,  truth  faileth,and  he  that 
60.  1 2  yea,  thofe  nations  (hall  be  utterly  wafted 
66. 3. jea,they  have  chofen  their  ovvn  wayes 

Jer. 1.37. ye  a,tbou  uvdt  go  forth  from  him 
8.7  je<i,the  ftork  in  the  heaven  knoweth 


YEA        YEA  _ 

1  z.z.yea,x.hey  have  taken  root,  they  grow 

yed,they  bring  forth  fruit 

6yea,thty  have  called  a  multitude 
14.5.JW,  the  hind  alfo  calved  in  the  field 

1 8.je<i,both  the  prophet  and  prieft  goabout 
23.26 yea.xhey  are  prophets  of  deceit 
27.2 1 .jea,thus  faith  the  Lord  of  hofts,the  God 
3  i.3Jei,I  have  loved  thee  with  an  everlafting 

19.I  was  a(hamed,jf&2,even  confounded 
3  2.4  i.jei,I  will  rejoice  over  them  todo  them 
4e>.i6.yea,one  fell  upon  another 
51.44.jfd,  the  wall  of  Babylon  (hall  fall 
Lam.1.8  .yea,(hz  figheth,  and  turneth  backward 
E^.6.i4-jei,  more  defolate  then  the  wilderneffe 
i6.6.yea,l  faid  unto  thee  when  thou  waft 

8.yea,l  fware  unto  thee.and  entred 

9. yea,  I  thorowly  wafhed  away  the  bloud 
.  zS.yea,  thou  haft  played  the  harlot  w'h  them 

52.  jea,be  thou  confounded  alfo 
17.10-.yc1,  behold,  being  planted,  (hall  it  prof. 
22.2.yea,thou  (halt  (hew  her  all  her  abominat. 

n.yea3l  will  gather you,and  blow  upon 

29JM,they  have  opprefled  the  ftranger 
23.36! yea,  declare  unro  them  their abominati. 
26.18.je1,  the  iles  that  are  in  the  fea  (hall 
28.26._ye<2,they  (hall  dwell  with  confidence 
3  2.io.jm,I  will  make  my  peo.  amazed  at  thee 

z8.ye<j,thou  (halt  be  broken  in  the  midft 
34.6.ye<z,my  flock  was  fcattered  upon  all 

3 6. 1 2.  jo,  I  will  caufe  men  to  walk  upon  you 
37.27.jea,!  will  be  their  God,  &  they  (hall  be 

39.13.  jea,all  the  people  of  the  hnd  (hallburie 
D ari'8. 11. yea, he  magnifieth  himfelf  even  to  the 

9. 1 1  .jea,all  Ifrael  have  tranfgrefled  rhy  law 

2  i.jea,whiles  I  was  yet  (peaking  in  prayer 
10.19.be  ftrong,  yea,be  ftrong 
1  i.2Z.jM,alfo  the  prince  of  the  covenant 
z\.yea,znd  he  (ball  fore-caft  his  devices 
26jea,they  that  feed  of  the  portion  of  his 
Ho/.4.3.jea,the  fifties  of  the  fea  (hall  be  taken 
8. 10 yea, though  they  have  hired  among 
9.12.JM,  woe  alfo  to  them  when  I  depart 
i6.yea,though  they  bring  forth,yet  was 
I2.4je«,he  had  power  over  the  angel 
1 1  ,yea,their  altars  are  as  heaps 
Joel  1.1 6.yea,joy  and  gladnefle  from  the  houfe 
18  yea,  the  flocks  ofiheeparemade  defolate 
a.3.jM,and  nothing  (hall  efcape  them 

19 jea,the  Lord  will  anfwer 
3.4jea,and  what  have  weto  do  with  them 
Amos  8.6.yea,and  fell  the  refufe  of  the  wheat 
Oba&.ii  yea,  tnou  (houldeft  not  have  looked  on 

16  yea.,tbey  (hall  drink,and  they 
Jonah  3.8-jM,let  them  turn  every  one  from 
Micab  3.7.jM,they  (hall  all  cover  their  lips 
Nabum  i.5.jea,the  world,and all thatdwell 
Ha&.  2. 5. yea,  alfo  becaufe  he  tranfgreffeth  by 
Zecb.7.n.yeaythty  made  their  hearts  as  an 
8.22.yea,many  nations,  and  ftrong  nations 
10. 7.jea,their  children  (hall  fee  it 
14.  %.yea,ye  (hall  flee  like  as  ye  fled  from 
2i.jea,every  pot  in  Jerufalem  (hall  be  holin. 
Mal.z.ijcOyl  havecurfed  them  already 

3.1  y.jftz,they  that  work  in  wickedneffe  are  fet 
yea,they  that  tempt  God  are  even  deli. 
4.i.jei,and  all  that  do  wickedly  ftnl  be  ftubble 
.Mdf.f. 37. conversation  be  jm  yea\  nay,  nay 
9.  28.  they  faid  unto  him,  T^a,  Lord 

Chap.13.5r. 
1 1.9. yea,\  fay  unto  you,and  more  then  a  prop. 
21.16  .jea,have  yeneverreadoutofthe 
26.60  jea,though  many  falfe  witnefles  came 
Luke  z-lS-yea,*  fword  (hall  pierce  thorow  thine 
7.26.  yea,\  fay  unto  you, and  much  more  then 
1  i.28.jctf,rather,  bleifed  are  they  that  hear 
12.5  jc«,I  fay  unto  you,  Fear  him 

57.jM,and  why  even  of  your  felves  judge 

i4.2  6.y£tf,and  his  own  life  alfo,he  cannot  be 

24.2i.jea,  and  certain  women  of  our  company 

John  1  i.27.je«,Lord,I  beleeve  that  thou  art  the 

i6.2.jei,the  time  cometh  that  whofoev.  killeth 


YEA 


Y  E.  E 


7-4l-yea,yt  took  up  thetabemade  of  Moloch. 
20.34.jfa,  even  your  felves  know  that  thefe    '  j 
*2.27.artthou  a  Roman  ?  He  faid,Tfa 

&WZ.3.4  je<i,Iet  God  be  true,  ahd 

z^.yea,  he  is  of  the  Gentiles  alfo  • 
3 1  .yea,  we  eftablifh  the  law 
I4.4>jee,helhallbe  holden  up:  for  God  is  able 
1  J.20.JM/0  have  I  flrived  ro  pr  each  the  gofpel 

1  Co/-.2.io.jM,the  fpirit  fearcherh  the  deep  things 
4.3  yea,  I  judge  not  mine  owne  felf 
15.15  .jM,and  we  are  found  falfe  witnefles 

z  CoT.1.1 7.there  (hould  bt yea,yea,  and  nay,nay 

1 8.  our  word  toward  you  was  not  yea  &  nay 

19.  was  not  yea  and  nay,  but  in  him  was  yea 
20.promi(es  of  God  in  him  are  yea 

%.i6.yea,  though  we  have  known  Chrift  after 

7. 1 1  .yea,  what  clearing  of  your  felves 

Jftf,whit  indignation,jM,what  fear 

8,-^.yea  and  beyond  their  power  they  were 
Gal.^.ij.yea,  they  would  exclude  you 
Phil.z.17 .yea,m&  if  I  be  offered  upon  the  facrifice 

3.8.jea,doubtlefie, and  I  count  all  things  lofl'e 
z7M3.3.i2.je<j,andall  that  will  live  godly  in  Ch. 
Pfcfe».20.j?a,brother3  let  me  have  joy  of  thee  in 
Heb.i  i.$6.yea  moreover,of  bonds  and  imprifonm. 
Jam. 2.  i8.yea,a  man  may  fay, Thou  haft  faith 
5 . 1 2.  but  let  ynur  yeajot yea,znd 

1  Pet.  i-i-yea,  all  of  you  be  fubj,  d  one  to  another 
zPet.i.ij.yea,!  think  it  meet  as  long  as  I  am 
3  John  1 2  ,yea,zni  we  alfo  beare  record 
Ke^.14.13  yeafziih  the  Spirit,that  thiy  may  reft 

Gen. 4.1 2.henceforth yeeldto  thee  her  ftrength 

49.20.A(her  (hall yeeld  royall  dainties 
Lfv.19.25.  that  it  may  jee/rfuntoyouthe  increafe 
25. 1 9.  the  land  (hall yeeld  her  fruit 
26.4.and  the  land  (hall yeeldhzt  increafe 

rrees  of  the  field  (hall  yeeld  their  fruit 
20.your  land  fhall  not  yeeld  her  increafe 

neither  fliall  rhe  trees  of  the  land  yeeld 
Df8t.n.r7.thattheland  jec/inot  her  fruit 

2  Cbro.io. 8. bui  yeeld  your  felves  unto  the  Lord 
P/d/.67.(J.then  (hall  the  land yeeldber  increafe 

8  5.1 2.our  land  (hzUyecld  her  increafe 
107.37. which  may yeeld  fruits  of  increafe 
P>o.7.z  1. much  fair  (peech  fhe  caufeth  him  to  yeeld 
lfa.%.  10.  ten  acres  of  vineyard  (hall  yeeldone 

feed  of  an  homer  fhall  yeeld  an  ephah 
E^.34.27.treeofthe  fit  Id  (hall  yeeld  her  fruit 

earth  (hMyeeld  her  increafe 
36.8.veeWyour  fruit  to  my  people  Ifrael 
Hof.8.7.  the  bud  (hall  yeeld  no  meale 

if  fo  be  ityeeldjhe  ftrangers  fhall 
Joel  2.2  2-fig-tree  and  vine  doejwWtheir 
Ha6.^.i7.fields  fliall  jeeWnomcat 
Mark  4.8.  did  yeeld  fruit  that  fprung  up,and 
AcJs  23.21.but  do  not  thou  yeeld  unro  them 
Rom.6. 13.  neither  yeeld  your  members  as  inftrum. 
but  yeeld  your  felvesunto  God 
16.  that  to  whom  ye  yeeld  yoat  felves 
1 9  .even  fo  now  yeeld  your  members  fervants 
Jim.i.  12.no  fountain  dothjeeWfalt  water,  and 

■yeelOeu. 
Ge»49,3  3. and  yeelded  up  the  gholl,  and  was 
Num.  17. 8  .rod  of  Aaron  yeelded  almonds 
Dan.^.zS.yeclded  up  their  bodies  that  they 
ilfdf.27.50.loud  voice,  yeelded  ui>  the  ghoft 
Mark  4-7-  an^  it  yeelded  no  fruit 
Acl.^.io.  sndyeelded  up  the  ghoft 
Eom.6.19.  for  as  ye  lave  yeelded  your  members 
Rev.iz.zyeeldedber  fruit  every  moneth 

ytcmt}). 

Neh.9. 37.it  yeeldeth  much  increafe  unto  the 
Job  24.5. the  wildtrnefle  yeeldeth  food  for  rhem 
Pro.  1 2. 1  z.rootofthe  righteous  yeeldeth  fruit 
Heb.iz.x  1. afterward  it  yeeldeth  the  peaceable  fruit 
3>eelOing. 

Gen.  1 . 1  i.bring  foi  th  gra(Tc,and  the  herb yeelding 
the  fruit-tree  yeelding  fruit 
,  lz.htxh yeeldinghed  after  his  kind 

xtteyeelding  fniir/after  hiskind 
29.I  have  given  you  every  tree  yeelding  feed 


3  z.yea,is,nov*  come,that  ye  (hall  be  fcattered 
21. 1 5.jea,Lord,  thou  knoweft  that  I  love  thee  j  Ecclef.  10. q.for yeelding  picifeth  great  offences 
Ails  i.i6.yea,the  faith  which  is  by  him  hath  I  /«\i7.8.neicber  (hall  ceafe  from ycel  ling  fruit 

24.JM,  and  all  the  prophets  from  Sam.  have  ytit. 

5 .8.(he  faid, Tea,  for  fo  much  Gen.7. 1 1  .in  the  fix  hunclreth yeer  of  Noahs  life 

Nnnnn  8,13.^ 


I  Y  E  E       YE'E 

8.  i  J  .it  came  to  pad  c  in  the  fix  hund.&  oneycer 
14.4.  in  the  thirteenthycer  they  rebelled 

5.in  the  fourrcen;h  yecr  came  Chedorlaomer 
i7.n.which  Sarah  ihall  bear  the  next  yecr 
26.i2.Ifaac  received  the  fame  yecr  an  hun.  fold 
47.17.  ied  them  withbread-ror  thatycer 

i8.when  that  ycer  was  tnded.they  canoe 
12.L  it  (hall  be  the  firftmonerh  oftheyeer 
23.14.kep  a  feaft  unto  me  in  theyeer 

i6.which  is  in  the  end  of  the  yea 

17.  three  times  in  theyeer  all  thy  males-fhall 
29.'out  from  before  thee  in  oneycer 

ao.io.attonem.  on  the  horns  of  it  once  in  ayeer 

once  in  ayeer  (hall  he  make  atonemtnt 

3  4.2 j.thrice  in  the  jeer  (hall  all  your  men-chil. 

2  4.before  the  Lord  thy  God  thrice  in  the  ye. 
Lev.  16.  3  4.for  all  their  fins  once  in  a  yeer 

19.24.in  the  fourth  yeer  all  the  fruit  thereof 
2?.in  the  fifthyeer  (hall  ye  eat  of  the  fruit 

23.41.ye  (hall  keep  it  afeaft->fevcn  da.in  they. 

z  j.j.for  it  is  ayeer  of  reft  unto  the  land 
10.  ye  fhall  hallow  the  fiftietbyee)- 
j  1  .ajubile  (hall  that  fiftiethyce r  be  unto  you 
1 3  .in  the  yeer  ot  this  Jubiie  ye  (hall  return 
2 1. my  bleffing  upon  you  in  the  lixthyccr 
22.  and  ye  (hall  low  the  eighth  yeer 

cat  yet  of  old  fruit  untill  the  ninthyeer 
28.th.1t  hath  bought  it3untill  the  ye.of  Jubiie 
29,may  redeemit  within  a  wholeyecr 

within  a  fullyecr  may  he  redeem  it 
30.  be  not  redeemed  within  the  fpaeeofaye. 

3  3.(hali  goe  out  in  theyeer  of  Jubiie 
40.ferve  thee  unto  theyeer  of  Jubiie 
5o.fold  to  himaunto  theyeer  of  Jubiie 

j  4-tben  he  (hall  goe  out  in  theyeer  of  Jubiie 
27.i7.fancT:ifie  his  field  horn  theyeer  of  Jubiie 

1 8.  reckon  unto  him-unco  theyeer  of  Jubiie 

Veife  23. 
24.in  theyeer  of  the  Jubiie  the  field  ftiall 

Num.9.n.ot  whether  it  were — ayeer  that  the 
14.34.each  day  for  ayeer  fhall  ye  bear 
33.38.  Aaron  died  there  in  the fourtleth yeer 
-  Vent.  1.3.  came  to  paffe  in  the  fourtiethyeer  that 
11. 12.  even  unto  the  end  oftheyeer 
14.28.the  tithe  of  thine  increafe  the  fame  yeer 
1 5  ^.theyeer  of  releafe  is  at  hand>  and 
i6.i<5.three  times  in  ayeer  (hall  all  thy  males 
•M.f.be  (hallbe  free  at  home  oneyeer 
26.i2.which  is  theyeer  of  tithing 
3  1 . 1  o  in  the  folemnky  of  theyeer  of  releafe 

jfofh,<;.i  2.ea:of  the  fruit  of  the  land  of  Ca.thaty. 

Judg.\o.%.thztyeeT  they  vexed  the  child,  of  Ifrael 
1  i.40.1ament  the  daug  of  Jeph.-4.daies  in  ay. 

17.1  o.give  thee  ten  fliekels  of  iilver  by  theyeer 

1  Sam.  1 3. i.Saul  reigned  oneyeer,and  when  he 

27. 7. was  a  fullyecr  and  four  moneths 

2  Sam.  1 1 . 1  .thit  after  theyeer  was  expired  at 

14.26.  for  it  wasateveryycersend 

1  %in«6. 1.  in  the  four  hund.&  fourfcore  yeer,after 

in  the  fourthyeer  of  Solomons  reign 
37.  in  the  fourth  ycer  was  the  foundation  of 
3  8.in  the  eleventh yeer,in  the  moneth  Bui 
9.2  5.  three  times  in  zyeer  did  Solomon  offer 
io.i4.weightofgoldtb3tcame  toSo.inoney. 

1 4.2  f.carne  to  paffe  in  the  fifthyeer  of  king  Re. 

1  j .  i.now  in  the  eighteenth  yecr  of  k  ing  Jerob. 

o.  in  the  twentieth yeer  of  Jeroboam  reigned 
28.  even  in  the  third  yeer  of  Afa  did  Bafhaa 
it$.8.in  thetwen.&  fixch yecr  of  Afabeg.Elah 
lO.ZimrifmoteElah  in  the  27>yeerof  Afa 
1  j. in  the  ij.yecr  of  Afa  did  Zimri  reigne 
23.1'n  the  3  1 -yeer  of  Afa  bcganOmri  to  reign 
29-in  the  j8.yeer  of  Afa  began  Ahab  the  fon 
18. 1  .came  to  Elijah  in  the  third  yeer,  faying 
20.22.at  the  return  of  theyeer  the  k.ng 
26\at  the  return  of  the  yeer  that  Benhadad 

2  2. 2.  came  to  paffe  in  the  thirdycerthat  Jeho. 
4i.to  reign  over  Judahin  the  fourthyeer  of 

2  I£«2.$.  1. Jehoram^began  foreign  tbeeighte.ye. 

8.1 6. in  the  fifchyeer  of  Joram  the  fon  of  Ahab 

25.  in  the  twelfth  yecr  of  Joram  the  fon  of 

26.  Abaziah  reigned  one  ycer  in  Jcrufaltm 
2  Cbrsa.n.z. 

9  29.  in  the  eleventh  yeer  of  Joram  the  fon  of 
n.dthat  in  the  three  &  twentieth  ycer  of  king 
1 3. 1. in  the  three  and  twenriethyeer  of  Joafh 


Y  EE 


Y  E  E 


10. the  thirty  &  fevemhyeer  of  Joafh  king 
20.invad.the  land  at  the  coming  in  of  they. 
14.2  3  .in  the  fifteenth  yeer  of  Amaziah  the 

1  j.  1. in  the  twenty  &  fevemhyeer  of  Jeroboam 

l3.Shal!um-began  to  reign  in  the  3  9. yecr 
1 7.  in  the  nine  and  thirticthyeer  of  Azariah 
2  3.inthefiftiethyeer  of  Azariah  ki.cf  Judah 
27-in  the  tw  o  and  fiftiethyeer  of  Azariah 
3o,reigned  inhisftead,  in  thetwentiethycer 

i6.i.inthe  feventtenth  yeer  of  Pekah  the  fon 

17. 1.  in  the  twelfth  yeer  of  Ahaz  ki.  of  Judah 
6  in  the  ninth  ycer  of  Hofhea>the  k.of  Affytia 

18. 1.  came  to  paffe  in  the  third  ycer  of  Hofhea 
o.came  to  paffe  in  the  fourth  ycer  of  k.Heze. 
io.thty  took  it  even  inthefixthyeer  ofHe. 
1 3. in  the  fourteenth  yeer  of  king  HiZekiah 

19.29.eat  this  yeer  fuch  things  as  grow  cf 

2  2.3.came  to  paffe  in  the  eighteen.yecr  of  k.Jo. 
23.23  .in  the  eighteenthyrer  of  ki.Jofi. wherein 
24.12.took  Jehoiachinin  the  eighthyeerof  his 

2  5.  i.eame  to  paffe  in  the  ninthyeer  of  his  reign 

2.  befieged  unto  the  eleventhyeer  of  ki.  Zed. 

8.  which  is  the  nint.  yeer  of  king  Nebuchad. 

27. came  to  paffe  in  the  feven  &  thirtieth  jc 
on  theyeer  that  he  began  to  reign 
i  Cbro.io.i.thzt  after  theyeer  was  expired,it 
26.3 1.  in  the  fourtiethyeer  cf  the  reign  of 
27. 1. throughout  all  the  moneths  of  theyeer 
2  Cfo-o.3.2.began  to  build  in  the  fourthyeer  of  his 
8.13.  folemn  ftafts  three  times  in  the  ycer 
9.1 3. weight  of  gold  that  came  to  Sol.inoneye. 
13 .  i.  in  the  eigliteenthyeer  of  king  Jeroboam 
1 5. 10. in  the  fifteenthyecr  oi  the  reign  of  Afa 

19.  unto  the  five  &  thirtiethycer  of  the  reign 
16. 1  .in  the  fix  &  thirtieth  ycer  of  the  reign  ot 

n.Afain  the  thirty  &  ninthyeer  of iiis  reign 

1 3. Afa  died  in  the  one  &  fortieth  yecr  of  his 
17.7. in  ihe  thirdycer  of  his  reign, he  fent 
24.23.at  the  end  of  theyeer,tbac  the  hoft  of 
27.$.child.of  Ammon  gave  him  the  fame  yeer 

3  4.3  .in  the  eighth  ycer  of  his  reign,  while  he 

in  the  twelfth  yecr  he  began  to  purge 

8. in  the  eighteenthycer  of  his  reign,wben  he 

3  f.i9.'ntheeighiecntbyferot therei.ofjofiah 

3  6. 1  o.wkn  theyeer  was  ex pired,ki. Nebuchad. 

E^ra6.i^.  which  was  in  the  fixtbyeer  of  the  reign 

Neb. 1. 1  An  the  twentiethycer,as  I  wasinShufhan 
2.i.carne  to  paffe  in  the  twentiethyeerof 
j.i4.fromthe  20.  yeer  even  unto  the  32.yeer 
13.6.  for  in  the  two  &  thirtieth  ycer  of  Artax. 

Efibcr  3.7.  in  the  twelfth  yeer  of  king  Ahafucrus 
9.  i7.to  their  appointed  time  every  yeer 

fob  3 .6. not  be  joyned  unto  the  day  cs  of  the  ycer 

P/a/  6  j.i  1. thou  crowneft  theyeer  with  thy  goodn. 

ifa. 6. i.in  theyeer  that  king  Uzziah  died,  Ifaw 
14.28.in  theyeer  that  king  Ahazdied,was 
20. 1. in  theyeer  that  Tartan  came  to  Afhdod 
21.16.1'nayeer — &  all  the  glory  ofKedarihall 
3  4.8.  theyeer  of  recompenfes  for  the  controver. 
3  6.  i.  in  the  fourteenth  yeer  of  king  Hezekiah 
37.30.eat  this  yeer  fuch  as  groweth  of  it  felf 
61.  2.  to  proclaim  the  acceptable  yeer  of  tlieLo. 
c>3.4.yeer  of  my  redeemed  is  come 

fer.  1. 2. in  the  thirteenthyeer  of  his  reign 

3  .unto  the  end  of  the  eleventhyeer  of  Zedek. 
1 1. 23-even  the  ycer  of  their  vifitation 

Chap.23.12. 
i7.8.notbecarefull  in  theyeer  of  drought 

2  j. 1.  in  the  fourthyeer  of  Jehoiakim  k.of  Jud. 

3-from  the  thirticthyeer  of  Jofia  even  to  this 

day  (that  is  the  three  and  twentieth  yecr 

28.1. came  to  paffe  the  fameyeer, in  the  beginn. 

1 6. this  yeer  thou  (halt  die 

17.  Hananiah  the  prophet  died  the  fame  yecr 

3  2.  i.in  the  tenth  yeer  of  Zedekiah  king  of  Jud. 
3i5.9.came  to  paffe  in  the  fifthyeer  of  Jchoi.that 
39.1.  in  the  ninthyeer  of  Zedekiah  came  Neb. 

2. in  the  eleventhyeer  of  Zedek.  the  city  was 

48.44.theyeer  of  their  vifitation,faith  the 

5 1 .46.a  rumour  fhall  both  come  in  one  yeer 

5  2.4  came  to  paffe  in  the  ninthyeer  of  his  reign 

5. city  was  befieged  unto  the  eleventhyeer  of 

1 2. which  was  the  nineteenthyeerof  Nebuc. 

29.in  the  eighteenthycer  of  Nebu.  he  carried 

30. in  the  2 3. yeer  of  Nebuchad. Nebuz.carr. 

3 1  .the  feven  &  thir  yecr  of  the  capt.of  Jehoi. 


Y  E  E        Y  E  E 

E\eli.i.t,  in  the  thirtieth  ycer,  in  the  fourth  mon. 
4.6.  appointed  tbee  each  day  foray.-er 
8. 1.  came  to  paffe  in  the  fixtbyeer3aslfatein 
24.1.  again  in  the  ninthyeer  the  word  of  the  L. 
26.i.in  the  eleventhycer,that  the  word  of  the  L. 
29.  i.in  the  tenthyeer— the  word  of  the  Lord 

1 7. in  the  twenty  feventhyeer,in  the  firft  mo. 
3o.4.in  the  eleven.yfcr,the  worn  cf  the  L.came 
Chap.  3  1.1. 
3  2.  i.in  thetwelfthyeer-^tbe  word  of  theLo. 
Verfe  17. 
33.21.  came  to  pane  in  the  twelfth  yccr,that 
40. i.in  the  fivcandtwenticibyeerof  ourcapt. 
in  the  fourteenth  yeer  after  that  the  city 
46.17.it  lhall  he  his  to  the  yeer  of  liberty 
Micab6  <$.with  calves  of  a  yecr  old 
Lv\e  2.41  .every  yecr  at  the  feaft  of  the  paffover 
3 . 1  -now  in  the  fifteer.thyecr  of  the  leign  of  Ti. 
419.  to  preach  the  acceptableyeer  of  our  Lord 
1 3 .8.iord,  let  it  alone  thisycer  alfo 
fob.  1 1 .49.€ai-being  the  high  prieft  that  famcyee. 
5 1 .  but  being  high  prreft  thatyecr,  he  proph. 
1 8 . 1 3 .  which  was  the  high  prieft  the  fame  yeer 
Aii.x  i.2t5.that  a  whole  ycer  they  affembled  tbemf. 

18.11.  he  continued  there  a  yeer 
2  Cor.S.  10.  alio  to  be  forward  zyeer  ago 
9.2.  that  Achaia  was  ready  a  ycer  ago 
He£.9.7.went  the  high  prieft  alone  once  every  yeer 
*$,everyfecf  withbloud  of  others 
io.3.remcrnbran.  again  made  of  fins  every  ycer 
fames  4. 1 3. and  continue  there  ayeer,and  buy,and 
Rcv.9. 1  j.were  prepared  for — amoneth,and  ayeer 

yzcx  after  yzzx. 
2  Sd#z.2i.i.afjmme  three  yc«rs,yeer  after  yeer 

yetxbyyzet, 
Dcai.14.22. that  the  field  bringeth  forth  yeer  by  ycer  ' 

1  T.20.  eat  it  before  the  L.  thy  Gcd  ycer  by  ycer 
i  Sam. i.y.zs  he  did  foycer  byycer,whtn  ihe  went 

1  Hjng.j.  1  i  .thus  gave  Solo,  to  H:ratn ycer  by  yeer 

10.2  5. they  brought— a  rate  yeer  by  yeer 

2  Cb/on.$.zq. 

2  ¥jng.  1 7.4.  as  he  had  done  yeer  by  ycer 
Neb.  10.3  4. at  times  approved,  yeer  by  ycer 

3  s.fruit  of  all  trees,  ycet  by  yeer,  unto 
Hcb.  10.  i.offered  yecr  by  yeer,  continually 

yen  to  ycer. 

Exod. 1 3.  io.lr\  bis  feafon,  from  ycer  toycer 
1  S<tf«.2.j9.broughtit  to. him  from  yeer  to  yeer 

7.16.  he  went  from  yeer  to  yeer  in  circuit 
2CM.24.  ?  .repair  the  hou.of  your  G.ftom  yeer  toy. 
ifa. 29. 1. add  yeeyeer  to  yecr;  let  them 
Zecb.i$.i6.\\\z\\  even  go  up  from  yeer  toyeer 

FirHyett,See$ixa. 

Sccondym,See  ^erorflJ. 

Seventh  ^ccr,See  <|>eV)cni:r/, 

yetxly. 

Lev.z^.^.zszyeerly  hiredfervant  fhall  he 

fudg.i  i.40.daugh.  of  Ifiael  wentyeerey  to  lament 

21. 19. a  feaft  of  the  Lord  in  Shilob^yeer/y, 
1  Sam.  1. 3. this  man  went  up  out  of  his  city yeerly 
21.  to  offer  unto  the  Lord  the  yeerly  facrificc 
2.i9.tooffer  the  yeerly  facrifice 
20.6.  there  is  zyecrly  facrifice  there 
E/r.9.2  i.and  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  fame,ycer/y 

f  cersf. 
Ge«.i.i4.for  feafons,and  fordayes,andyeerf 
j.p.Enos  lived  ninetyyeeri,and  begate  Cainan 
i2.Cainan  lived  ftventy yecrs,&  bcg3tMah. 
1  f .  Mabalaleel  lived  fixty  and  fiveyecrr,and 
1  I.Enoch  lived  6 <;. yecr sjind  begate  Methaf. 
1  i.i2.Arphixad  lived  3 ^.yeers, and  begateSal. 
i4.Salah  lived  thirty  yeer j,ind  begate  Ebsr 
i^.Eher  lived  ?4.yeerj,  and  begate  Peleg 
1 8. Peleg  lived  thirty yeers,  and  begate  Reu 
20. Reu  lived  3  i.yeers,  and  begate Serug 
22.  Serug  lived  thirty  yeerr,  &  begate  Nahor 
24.Nahor  lived  29.yccr^,and  begate  Terah 
26.Terah  lived  feventyyeew,  &  begate  Abr. 
1 2.4.  Abram  was  7  y  yeers  old  when  he  departed 
i4.4.twelveycer*  they  ferved  Chedorlaomer 
16. 3. after  Abram  had  dwelt  ten  yeers  in  Can. 
16.  Abr.  was  8<5.yeers  old  when  Hagar  bare 
17.  i.was  gg.yeers  old,  the  Lord  appear.to  Abr. 
24.Abra.was  99.  yeers  old  when  he  wascirc. 
2  y.lfhrriael 


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Y  E  E       Y  E  E 


Y  EE 


YEE 


Y  E  E 


Y  E  S 


i  5.  Iihmael  was  thirteen  jeers  old  when  he 
i  J.7.thefe  are  the  dayes  of  the  yc.oi  Abrahams  I 
8. and  full  oiyeei  *,and  was  gathered  to  his     j 
iT.thefcare  thejWJofthe  lifecf  Iihmael 
zo.  Ifaac  was  fourcy  yeers  old  when  he  took 
26.1taac  was  ttxeefcoveycers  old  when  (he 
i6.it<  Efau  was  foutty  yeers  old  when  he  took 
3 1. 3  8. this  twenty  yeers  have  I  been  with  thee 
4 1 .  thus  have  I  bin  twenty  yeers  in  thy  houfe 
I  ferved  thee  fourteen  yeers  for  thy  two 
37.2.Jofeph  being  feventeenj.old.was  feeding 
41. 1  .at  the  end  of  two  (al\ycers,Ph3i.  dreamed 
3  j  .gather  all  the  food  of  thofe  good  yeers, 
47  .in  thefeven  plenteous  yeers  the  earth 
50.  to  Jofeph  were  bom  two  (bns  bef.thejtf. 
45.6.tbefe  two  yeers  hath  the  famine  been 

yet  there  3te  five  ycers,in  the  which 
1 1. yet  there  are  five  yeers  of  famine 
tj.y.yecrs  of  my  pilgrim.are  an  hun.&  thir.y«?. 
have  the  dayes  ofthejw.of  my  life  bin 
attained  unto  the  dayes  of  theyeers  of 
i8.Jacob  lived  in  Egypt  feventeen^OT 
£wi.7.7.Mofes  was  fourfcore  j>ew  old,  &  Aaron 
30.1 4.num.from  twenty  ye.old    1  Cbr.zi.z7. 
34.  z  i.feaft  of  in-gachering  at  the  yeers  end 
3  8.16.  from  twenty  yeers  old  and  upward 

Num.  1.  j,  1 8, 20,12, 24,16,28,30132, 

34,36,38,40,42,45.0^.  14.  19.  & 

26.  24.  &  32. 1 1.  1  Chron.  23.  24. 

2  Chron.  2j.  <>.Ei?a  3. 8. 

Leui$.8.number  the  feven  fab.  oiyeers  unto  thee 

fpace  of  the  feven  fabbaths  oiyeers  fhall 

1  j. according  to  the  number  oiyeers  after 

according  to  the  num.of ye.oi  the  fruits 
i6.according  to  the  num.  oiyeers  thou  (halt 
accord. to  the  fewneffe  oiyeers  thou  (halt 
17.tb.cn  let  him  count  the  yeers  of  the  fale 
50.be  according  to  the  number  oiyeers 
5  2.remain  but  few  yeers  unto  the  yetr 

according  to  hisyeers  (hill  he  give 
54  be  not  redeemed  in  thtie yeers, then 
27. 3. from  twenty  ye.old.even  unto  Ctxty  ye.old 
5  .from  five)'e.old,even  unto  twenty  yeers  old 
6.even  unto  die  yeers  old,  then  thy  eftimati. 
7. if  it  be  from  lixtyyOT.rold,and  above 
i8.according  to  thejeemhatremain 
Nttm.S.z^.itom  five  &  twenty  yee.  old  &  upward 
2f .  from  the  age  of  fifty  yeers  they  (hall  ceafe 
D  ratf. 2. 14-was  thirty  andeight)W.$,untill  allthc 

?2.7.confider  theyeers  of  many  generations 
Jojh.  1 3.i.Jofhua  was  old,  and  ftricken  inyeers 

thou  art  old,  and  ftrkken  inyeers 
14.10.as  he  faid  thife  five  and  forty  yeers 

lo,  I  am  this  day  fourfcore  &  fivefold 
/«rfg.3.8.ferved  Cufhan-Ri(hathaim  eightyeers 
14-ferved  Eglon  the  king  of  Moao  eight.y?. 
30.  the  land  had  reft  fourfcore  yeers 
4-  3. and  twenty  yeers  he  mightily  oppreffed  the 
10. 2.Tola  judged  Ifrael  three  and  twenty  yeers 
3.Jair*—  judged  Ifrael  two  and  twenty  yeers 
8.  oppreffed  the  child. of  Ifrael  eighteen  yeers 
12.11.and  he  judged  Ifratl  ten  yeers 

14  and  he  judged  Ifrael  eight  yeers 
1 5. 20.be  judged  Ifrael—  zo.yeers    Ch.  16.31. 
Ruth  i.4.they  dwelled  there  about  ten  yeers 

1  Sam.q.is.now  Eli  was  eighty  &  nine  yeers  old 

7. 2. for  it  was  twenty  ycers,and  all  the  houfe 
29.3  hath  been  with  methefe  dayes,or  thefe_ye. 
2^^.4.4.  was  five  yem  old  when  the  tidings 
5.4.  David  was  thirty  yeers  old  when  he  began 
5. in  Jerufalem  he  reigned  three  &  thirty yce. 
19.3  2.  Barzillai  was — fourfcore  yeers  old 
3  5.I  am  this  day  fourfcoreyeer.f  old 
1 2^8,1. i.Divid  was  old,  and  ftricken  in  yeers 
7. 1  .building  his  own  houfe  thirteen  yeers 
9.10. came  topaffeattheend  of  twenty  yeers 
1 4. 20. were  two  and  twenty  yeers :  and  he  flept 

2  i.he  reigned  feventeen yeers  in  Jerufalem 
if. 33.to reign  overall  Ifrael  four  &  twen-yee. 
i£.29.Ahab  reigned — twenty  fit  two  yeers 
1 7. 1 -(hall  not  be  dew  nor  rain  thefeji<m 
22,42.  Jehofhaphat  was  thirty  &  five  yeers  old 
he  reigned  five  &  twenty  ^e.in  Jerufal. 

2  iCja^.i.and  Jehoram  reigned  twelve  yeers 

8. 17. thirty  and  twoyeers  old  was  he  when  he 
z6.two  &  twenty  yeers  old  was  Ahaz.  when 


£0.36.  Jehu  reigned— twenty  &  eight  yeers 
13. 1.  Jehoahaz  the  fon  of  Jehu--reigned  17JJW. 

lojehoafh— reigned  fixteen^ew 

I4.2.he  was  twenty  and  five  yeers  old  w  hen  he 

1 7.  lived  after  the  death  of  Joafh— fifteen  ye. 

2  t%07z.25.2j. 

2 1. took  Azariah(which  was  fixteenje.old) 

2  Chron.  26. 1. 

1  j.s.fixteen yeers  old  was  he  when  he  began  to 

z  Chron.z6.^. 

i7.Menahem— reigned  ten  yeersin  Samaria 

27.  Pekah— reigned  twentyjWJ 

3  3.  five  and  twenty  yeers  old  was  he  when  he 

he  reigned  Gxteen  yea  s  in  Jerufalem 

16.2.  twenty  yeers  old  was  Ahaz  when  he  beg. 

2  chron.z&i. 
17. 1. reign  in  Samaria  over  Ifrael  nine  yeers 
18. i.  twenty  and  five  yeers  old  was  he  when  he 
he  reigned  twenty  and  ninejee.in  Jerufal. 
20.6.I  will  adde  unto  thy  dayes  fifteen  yeers 
2 1.  i.Manaffeh  was  twelve  yeers  old  when  he 
2  dwz.33.1. 
and  reigned  fifty  and  fae  yeers  in  Jeru. 
i  Chron.  11. 1. 
22.1,  Jofiah  was  eight  yeers  old  when  he  began 
2  Chrpn.34.1. 
he  reigned  thirty  &  one  yeers  in  Jerufal. 
2  chron.  34. 1. 
23.3 1.  Jehoahaz  was  twenty  and  three  yee.  old 
zCbron.$6.z. 
32.  Jehoiakim  was  twenty  and  five  yee  rs  old 
zCh\-on>i6.  5. 
24.8.Jehoiachin  was  eighteen  yeers  old  when 
2  Chron.  16. 9. 
i8.Zedckiah  was  twenty  and  oneyeersold 
he  reigned  eleven  yeers  in  Jerufalem 
2  dvfl.36.11.  Jer.fz.i. 

1  Chro.z. 2 1. married  when  he  was  threefcorejf.  old 

3.4.  in  Jerufalem  he  reigned  thirty  &  three  yee. 
23.3.numbred  from  the  age  of  thirty  yeers,  and 

27. 2  3. number  of  them  from  twenty  yeers  old 

2  dw.8.i.at  the  end  of  twenty  _V£ot,  wherein  Sol. 

12.13.  Rehoboam  reigned  1 7 .  yeers  in  Jerufal. 
i4.6.hehad  no  war  in  thofe  yeers 
1 8. 2. after  certain  yeers  he  went  down 

20.3  ijehofh.was  3  $. yeers  old  when  he  began 

hereigned  twenty  &  Rve  yeers  in]  eta. 

21,5.  Jehoram  was  32.yeei-.sold  when  he  beg. 

he  reigned  eight  yeers  in  Jeruf.   Ve.10. 

2$'.i.Amaziah  was  injects  old  when  he  began 

reigned  twenry  &  nine  j>em  in  Jeruf. 

26.3.  Uzziah  reigned  fifiy  &  twoyeers  in  Jeru. 
27.i.Jotham  was  2  5.yeenold  when  he  began 

&  hereigned  fixteenjwr        Ver.8. 

28.1.  Ahaziah  reigned  fixteen yeers  in  Jerufal. 

29.i.Hezekiah  — was  five  &  twenty  yeers  old 

reigned  nine  &  twenty  yeers  in  Jerufal. 

36.2 1. kept  the  fabb.to  fulfil  threefc.&  tenyecrs 

NeJM.14.that  iSjtwelvejwi,I  &  my  brethr.have 

Job  lo.j.arethyj'ee^asmans  dayes 

1  f.20.numb.  oiyeers  is  hidden  to  the  oppreff. 
16.22.when  a  few>ee«arecome,thenI  (hall 
3  2.7.multitude  oiyeers  fhould  teach  wifdome 
36.1  t.fpend  their  yeers  in  pleafure 

z6.  neith.can  the  number  of  hisyeers  be  fear. 
Pfal.$  1. 10.  fpent  with  grief,&  my^e.with  fighing 
6i-6.his yeers  as  many  generations 
77.5.confider  the  yeers  of  ancient  times 

10.  remember  the  yeers  of  the  right  hand  of 
78.j3.theirjw.v  did  he  confume  in  Trouble 

90.4.  a  thoufand  >>ee/s  in  thy  fight  are  but  as 
9.we  fpend  our  yeers  asa  tale  that  is  told 
io.daycs  of  our  yeers  are  threefcore  &  ten  yd. 

if  by  reafon  of  ftrength  they  be  80. yeers 
1  j.the  yeers  wherein  we  have  feen  evill 
102.24.thy  yeers  are  throughout  all  generations 
27  .thy  yeers  (hall  have  no  end 
V,  fl.4. 1  o. yeers  of  thy  life  fhall  be  many 
5.9.1eft  thou  give  thyyeei\s  unto  thecrudl 
9. 1  l.tbeyem  of  thy  life  (hall  be  increafed 
10.  zy. yeers  of  the  w  icked  (hall  be  fhortened 
Ecckf.iz.i.  northejeeri draw  nigh  in  which  thou 
lfa.7.2.  within  6s.  yeers  (hall  Ephraim  be  broken 
2 1.  i6.according  to  the  yeers  of  an  hireling 
23.15  .Tyre  (hall  be  forgotten  feventy yeers 

after  the  end  of  70.ycerr  fhall  Tyre  fing 
N  nnn  n  2 


17.  after  the  end  of  feventy  yeersjhat  the  Lo. 
38.;.add  unto  thy  dayes  fifteen  yeers 

10.I  am  deprived  of  the  refidue  of  my  yeers 
15.aH  my  yeers  in  the  bitterneffe  of  my  foul 
Jcr.zf.i  i.ferve  the  king  of  Babylon  feventyjeerj 
I2.when  feventy  yeers  are  accomplifh.  I  will 
29.io.after70.jeewbeaccompli(hed,Iwilvifit 
£^.4. 5,  laid  upon  thee  the  yeers  of  their  inicjm't 
2  2. 4. and  art  come  even  unto  thy  yeers 
38.8'.in  the  latter  yeers  thou  (halt  come  Into  the 
Dtm.^.i  1.  Darius  being  about  fixty  two  yeers  old 
<j.2.underftood  by  books  the  number  of  theyee. 
accompl.70.jws  in  the  dcfolations  of 
1  i.6.in  the  end  oiyeers  they  (hall  joyn 
8.fhall  continue  more  yeers  then  the  king  of 
1  j.fhall  certainly  come  after  Certain  yeers 
Joel  2.2.  even  to  the^ee^  of  many  generations 

25.I  will  reftore  to  you  the  yeers  that  the  lo. 
HiJ0.3.2.revive  thy  work  in  the  midit  of  the  yeers 
Zech.  1 . 1 2.  had  indignation  thefe  feventy  yeers 

7.5.even  thofe  feventy  yeers  did  ye  at  allfaft 
itf«/.3.4.pleafant  unto  the  Lord  as  in  forrner.yeOT 
Mat.y.zo.  with  an  iffueofbloud  twelve  yeers 

Mar.^.^i.iot  (he  was  of  the  age  of  twtlyeyeers . 
Luty  i.7.both  were  now  well  ftricken  inyeers 
1 8  .my  wife  well  ftricken  in  yeers 
2.3  7.was  a  widow  about  four-fcore  &  font  yeers 
42.when  he  was  twelve  yeers  old,  they  went 
3.23.  Jefus  began  to  be  about  thirty  yeers  of  age 
8-42.about  tweheyeersoi age,&  (helay  a  dying 
1 3. 1  l.hada  fpirit  of  infirmity  eighteen  yeers 
itf.Satan  hath  bound,  lo  rhefe  eighteen_yem 
John  5. 5,had  an  infirmity  thirty  eight  yeers 

8.57.thouartnotyet  fifty  yeers  old 
A£is  9.3  3.which  had  kept  his  bed  eighcjwi 
2C"fl*.i2.2.I  knew  a  man  in  Chr.  about  i^.yeerszgo 
Gttl.z.i.then  ioaneenyeers  after  I  went  up  again 
A.io.ye  obferve  times,  moneths,andjwx 

1  Tim. <;.g.not  a  wid.  be  taken— under  6o.yetf.old 
Heb.1.1 2.and  thy  yeers  fhall  not  fail 

1  i.24.by  faith  Mof.  when  he  was  come  to  yeers 

2  Pfi.3.8.a  thoui.yeers,8c  a  thoui.yeers  as  one  day 
Kez>.20.2.and  bound  him  a  thoufandyetf/5 

3. till  the  thoufandjiwi  (hall  be  fulfilled 

4. reigned  withChrift  a  thoufand  yeers 

7.  when  the  thoufand  yeers  ate  expired,  Sat. 

Hundred  yens,  See  ^anOi«»« 

Many  ym8,See  ^ang, 

TwoywvS,  See«mo. 

Three  ytzxs,  See  Cbiee, 

Sixymff,See  &i$4 
Seven  ytetg,  See^etjen. 
yell, 
Jer.  y  1 . 3  8.  they  fhall  yell  as  lions  w  helps 

3>eIleQ. 
/er.i.ij.younglions.ye/iWuponhim 

■yellow). 
Lev.  1 3 . 3  o.there  be  in  it  a  yellow  thin  hair 
3  2.there  be  in  it  noyellorv  hair 
3  (J.  fhall  not  feek  iox yellow  hair 
PjV.68.13.her  feathers  withjye&M'gold 

ytt. 

Num.  1 1. 3  $.yer  it  was  chewed,the  wrath  of  the  L. 

1  Sam.^.$.yer  the  lamp  of  God  went  out  in 

2  Sam.z.z6.yer  thou  bid  the  people  return  from 

2  lQn.6.$  z.yer  the  meffenger  came  to  him,  he  faicj 

ytxw* 

Gf».43.3o.hisbowels  didyern  upon  his  brother 

yemeu. 
1 2(isg.j.26.her  bowels yerned upon  her  fon 

yes. 

Mat.17.z-i.he  faith,  Tes.  And  when  he  was  come 
Mar\7.z%.yes>  Lord,  yee  the  dogs  under  the  table 
Rom.  10. 1 8. yes  verily,  their  found  went  into  all 

■))efte*Dap. 
Exod.<;.i4.bothye(terday  and  to  day,  as  heretofore 

1  Sam.z0.z7.  fomeat  neither yeflerday  nor  to  day 

2  Sam.  1  5. 20.  w  hereas  thou  cameft  but  yeflerday 
z  Kjng.$.z6.  furely  I  have  (eenyejlerday  the 

Job  8.9.for  we  are  but  of  yeflerday , and  know  notL 
Pfal.90. 4. in  thy  fight  are  but  as  yeflerday 
John  $.$z.ycjlerd.  at  the  feventh  hour  the  fever  left 
Alls  7-28.as  thou  didft  the  Egyptian  yeflerday 
Heb.i  3<8.Jefus  Chrift,  the  fame  yeflerday, and 

yeftettilghfc 


YET 


YET 


"JJefternigfjfc. 
Gen.  i9.34.beholci,I  hyycfleraigbt  with  my  father 
3  1. 1?. God  of  your  fath.  fpake  to  tneyefiemight 
41. God  rebuked  thee  yesternight 

Vet, 
Gen.6.?. yet  his  daies  fhal  be  an  hun.&  twen.yecrs 
'  7.4. for  yet  feven  dayes,&  I  will  caufeit  to  rain 
8.io.  hee  flayed  jet  other  feven  dayes 

Vcrfe  1  2. 
1 f .  i6.iniquitie  of  the  Amorites  is  not  yet  full 
1 8. 22. Abraham  flood  jet  before  the  Lord 
29.fpake  yet  again,&  faid,Peradventure  forty 
3  2. 1  will  fpeak  jet  but  this  once 
so.  1  z.yet  indeed  ihe  is  my  lifter 

2  f  .6.  from  Ifaac  his  fon  w  hile  be  yet  lived 
27jo.Jacob  wasjetfcar.ee  gone  out  from  the 
ao.7.  lo,it  isyet  high  day 

9,whilehe  jet  (pake,  Rachd  came 

27. (halt  ferve  w  ith  me  yet  feven  other  yeers 

jo.  ferved  with  him  yet  feven  other  yeers 

3 1.14.1s  thereat  any  portion  or  inheritance 
30. yet  wherefore  haft  thou  ftollen  my  gods 

37. f. and  they  hated  him  jet  the  more  Ver.8. 
9. he  dreamed  yet  another  dream 

3  8.f .  (he yet  conceived,and  bare  a  fon 

40.  lj.yet  within  three  dayes  mail  Phar.  lift  up 

Verfe  19. 
i$.yet  did  not  the  chief  butler  remember 

43.6.  whether  ye  hid  yet  a  brother 
7. is  your  father jet  alive 

27.  old  man  of  whom  ye  fpa.  is  he  yet  alive 
28. is  in  good  health,  he  isyet  alive 

44 .4, and  not  yet  far  off,  Jofeph  faid 
14.  (for  he  was  jet  there)  and  they  fell 

45.3.  doth  my  father  jet  live 

6  yet  there  are  five  yeers ,in  which  there 

1 1  .yet  there  are  five  yeers  of  famine 

26.  Jofeph  is  yet  alive  Verfe  28. 

4^.30.becaufe  thou  art  yet  alive 

48.7. when  yet  there  was  but  a  little  way 
E#o<f.4.i8.and  fee  whether  they  be  jet  alive 

$.11  yet  not  ought  of  your  workihalbe  dimin. 
18  jet  (hall  ye  deliver  the  tale  of  the  bricks 

9.17.  jet  exalteft  thou  thy  felf  againft  thy  peop. 
30.I  know  that  ye  will  not  jet  fear  the  Lord 
34.  he  finned  yet  the  more 

10.7.  knoweftthou  not  yet  that  Egypt  isdeftr. 
n.i.jet  will  I  bring  one  plague  more  upon 

2 1.22.  and  yet  no  mifchieffollow,he  fhall  be 

3  z.^z.yet  now,  if  thou  wilt  forgive  their  fin 
33.1  z.yet  thou  haft  faid,I  know  thee  by  name 
3  6. 3. they  brought  yet  unto  him  free  offerings 

jjw.f.i7.thoughhewift  itnot,yet  he  is  guilty 

1  i.yyet  he  cheweth  not  the  cud 
,i3.40.heisbald  ;  yet  is  he  clean 

41.be  is  forehead-bald  ;jet  is  he  clean 

2  f .  f  1 .  if  there  be  yet  many  yeers  behind 
26.18.if  he  will  not  yet  for  all  this  hearken 

24.punifhyou.yet  feven  times  for  your  fins 
440»et  for  all  that,when  they  be  in  the  land 
Num.9. 10  yet  he  fhall  keep  the  paffover  unto 
1 1.3  3.while  the  flefh  was  yet  between  their 
19. 1 3. his  undeanntfle  isyet  upon  him 
22.if.Balak  fent  ye*  again  princes 

20 .yet  the  word  which  I  fhall  fay  unto  thee 

3  2.14.10  augment  jet  the  fierce  anger  of  the  L. 

if.  he  will  yet  again  leave  them  in  the  wild. 

D<?»f.  1.3  4. yet  in  this  thing  ye  did  notbeleevethe 
9.29.  yet  they  are  thy  people 
1 2.9. ye  are  not  3s  jet  come  to  the  reft  which 
1 4.8  jet  cheweth  not  the  cud,it  is  unclean 
22. 17  .yet  thefe  are  the  tokens  of  my  daug.virg. 
29.4.^  the  Lord  hath  not  given  you  an  heart 
3  i.27.whilel  was  jet  alive  with  you  this  day 
3  2.f  2.yetthou  (bait  fee  the  land  before  thee 

Jofi.^.yet  there  fhall  be  a  fpace  between  you  &  it 

1 3 . 1 .  there  remaineth  yet  very  much  land  to 
2.  this  is  the  land  that  jet  remaineth 

14-1  i.asyet  I  am  as  ftrong  this  day,as  I  was 
I7.12.yst  the  chil.  of  Manafllh  could  not  drive 
1 3  .yet  it  cameto  pafle,when  the  child,  oflfr. 

18.2.  which  had  not  jet  received  their  inherit. 
Judg.  1.35  .yet  the  hand  of  the  houfe  of  Jofeph  pre. 

2.io.noryft  the  works  which  he  had  done 

I7jettbey  would  not  hearken  unto  their 
et.24.unto  this  day  it  isyet  in  Ophrath 


YET        YET 

3  1. put  to  death  whtleft  it  is  Jet  morning 
7, 4.the  people  are  jet  too  many 
8.4.  were  faint, yet  purfuing  them 

ao.becaufe  he  was  jet  a  youth 
1 0. 1 3 .jet  ye  have  forfaken  me 
iy. 7.  jet  willl  be  avenged  of  you 
i7-4.jrt  he  reftored  the  money  to  his  mother 
19. 1  <).yet  there  is  both  ftraw  and  provender 
20.a8.fhaH  I  yet  again  go  out  to  battell 
2 1. 1 4.  .yet  fo  they  fufficed  him  not 
Ruth  1. 1 1. are  there  yet  any  moe  fons  in  my  worn, 

1  Sam.i.6.m&  the  Lord  called  yet  again 

7«now  Samuel  did  not  yet  know  the  Lord 
8.9.  jet  proteftfokmnly  unto  them 
jo.22.  if  the  man  fhould  yet  come  thither 
12.20.jet  turn  not  afide  from  following  the 
1 3.7.as  for  Saul,  he  was  yet  in  Gilgal 

2 1. jet  they  had  a  file  for  the  mattocks 
1  f  .30  yet  honour  me  now,l  pray  thee 
1 6. 1 1 .  there  remaineth  yet  the  youngeft 
18.29.Saul  was  jet  the  more  afraid  of  David 
2Q.i4.while yet  I  live,fhew  me  the  kindnefle 
23 .4. David  enquired  of  the  Lord  yet  again 

2a.go,I  pray  you,  prepare  yet  ,and  know 
24.1 1  .jet  thou  hunteft  my  foul  to  take  it 
2f.29.jet  a  man  is  rifentopurfuethee 

2  Sazs.i^.becaufemy  life  isjet  whole  in  me 

3.3  f.  to  eat  meat  while  it  was  yet  day 

5. 1  j.were yet  fons  and  daughters  born  to  D.iv. 

22.  the  Philiftines  came  upjet  once  again 
6.iz.l  will  yet  be  more  vile  then  thus 
7. 1 9. this  was  yet  a  fmall  thing  in  thy  fight 
9. 1.  is  there  yet  any  that  is  left  of  the  houfe  of  S. 

Ver.  13. 
3Jonath.  hath  jet  a  fon  which  is  lame  of  his 
12.18. while  the  child  wasjetalive,we  fpake 

22.while  the  child  was  yet  alivc,I  farted 

I4.14.jet  doth  he  divife  means  that  his 

18.14.  while  he  was  jet  alive  in  the  midft 

22. then  faid  Ahimaazjef  again  to  Joab 

19.28.jet  didft  thou  fet  thy  fervant among 

have  I  yet  to  cry  any  more  to  the  king 
3  j.  be  jet  a  burden  unto  my  lord  the  king 
ai.i  5-Philiftines  had  yet  war  again  with  Ifrael 

20.there  was  yet  a  battell  in  Gath 
23.5.  yet  he  hath  made  with  me  an  everlafting 

1  ^•I-»4-whilethoujettalkeft  with  the  k.I  will 

22.while  (he  jet  talked  with  the  king,Nath. 

42.w hile  hejetfpake,behold,Jonathan  came 
8. 29.  jet  have  thou  refpeft  unto  the  prayer 

47jet,if  they  (hall  bethink  themfelves  in 
1 1.1 7.Hadad  being  yet  a  little  child 
1 2.2.when  Jerobo.who  was  yet  in  Egypt,heard 

f  .depart yet  for  three  daies,  then  come  again 

6.while  be  jet  lived,&  faid,How  do  you  adv. 
1 4.8-jet  thou  haft  not  been  as  my  f  rvant  Dav. 
1 9. 1 8. yet  I  have  left  me  feven  thoufand  in  Ifra. 
20.6.jet  I  will  fend  my  fervant  to  tbee  to  iriorr. 

3  2.is  he  jet  alive  ?  he  is  my  brother 
22. 8. there  is  yet  one  man  (Micaiah  the  fon  of 

43  .and  burnt  incenfe yet  in  the  high  places 

2  Kln.i.i7-yet  that  valley  (hall  be  filled  with  wat. 

4.6.bring  me  yet  a  veflell :  and  he  faid 

8.  i9.jet  the  Lord  would  not  deftroy  Judah 

22.  yet  Edom  revolted  from  under  the  hand 
13  23.nei.cafthe  them  from  his  pretence  as  yet 
14.3  yet  not  like  David  his  father 

4.3s  jet  the  people  did  faerifice,and  burn 
17. 1 3  .jet  the  Lord  teftified  againft  Ifrael 
1 9. 3 o.fhall yet  again  take  root  downward 
1  CJw.i  2.1. while  he  was  yet  kept  clofebecaufeof 
14. 1 3  .Philiftins yet  again  fpread  themfelves  in 
17.17.jet  this  was  a  fmall  thing  in  thine  eyes 
20.6.jct  again  there  was  war  at  Gath 
26.10.jet  bis  father  made  bim  the  chief 
29.1  .Solomon— is  yet  young  and  tender 
a  Chr.6. \6-yet  fo,that  thy  childr.take  heed  to  their 

37.  jet  if  they  bethink  themfelves  in  the  land 
1 3 ,6.yt  Jeroboam  is  rifen  up,&  hath  rebelled 
i4.7.whilc  the  land  is  jet  before  us 
16. 8. yet  becaufe  thou  didft  relie  upon  the  Lord 

i2.jet  in  his  difeafe  he  fought  not  to  the  Lo. 
20. 3  3  .for  as  yet  the  people  had  not  prepared 
24.i9.Jfthefentproph.  to  them  to  bring  them 
27.2.and  the  people  did  yet  corruptly 
28.22.  did  he  trefpaffe yet  more  againft  the  Lo. 


YET 


YET 


30.1 8. jet  did  they  eat  the  paflbver  otherwifi 
32.1 5.  neither  yet  beleeve  him 

1 6. his  fervants  fpake  yet  more  againft  the  L. 
3  3- 1 7  -"i 1  the  high  places,jet  to  the  L.their  God 
34.3 .  Jonah,  while  he  was  yet  youne,beg3n  to 
E\ra  3-eT.  of  the  temple  of  the  Lo.wasnot  jet  laid 
5, i6.and yet  it  is  not  fmifhed 
9.9.yet  our  God  hath  not  forfaken  us  in  our 

1  f  .we  remain  yet  efcaped,as  it  is  this  day 
io.2.jet  now  there  is  hope  in  Ifrael  concerning 
Neh.L9.yet  I  will  gather  them  from  thence 
2.  i6.neither  had  I  as  yet  told  it  to  the  Jewes 
j.  5.  yet  now  our  flefh  is  as  the  flefh  of  our  bre. 

18. yet  for  all  this  required  not  I  the  bread  of 
6.4  yet  they  fent  unto  me  four  times  after  this 
9.  19-jet  thou  in  thy  manifold  mercies  forfook. 

2 8. jet  when  they  returned  &  cried  unto  thee 

29  jet  they  dealt  proudly,and  hearkened  not 

jo.jetmany  yeers  didft  thou  forbear  them 
1 3. 1 8  .jet  ye  bring  more  wrath  upon  Ifrael 

26  jet  among  many  nations  was  there  no 
Ef.h.z.zo.  Eftherhad  not  yet  (hewed  her  kindred 
5. 1 3. yet  all  this  availeth  me  nothing,  fo  long  as 
6.  i4.while  they  were  yet  talking  with  him 
8. 3.Efther  fpake  jet  again  before  the  king 
Job  1. 1 6,while  he  was  yet  fpeaking,there  came 

Verf.17,18. 
3. 26. neither  was  I  quiet,  yet  trouble  came 
f  .7. yet  man  is  born  unto  tiouble 
6.10. then  fhouldljet  have  comfort 
8.7. yet  thy  latter  end  fhould  greatly  fncreafe 

i2.wbileft  it  is  jet  in  his  greenneffc,and  not 
9.2 1.  jet  would  I  not  know  my  foul 

3  i.jet  (halt  thcu  plunge  me  in  the  ditch 
10.8.  yetthou  doftdefttoy  me 

1  f  .yet  will  I  not  lift  up  mine  head 
1 3. 1 5. though  he  fl-.y  me,yet  will  I  truft  in  him 
14.9  jet  through  the  fent  of  water,it  wiilbud 
i9.26.jet  in  my  flefh  thall  I  fee  God 
zo.j.yet  he  fhall  perifh  for  ever 
2 1.3  z.yet  (hall  he  be  brought  to  the  grave 

2  2.i8.jethe  filled  their  houfes  with  good  thin. 
24.1  a. yet  God  laycth  not  folly  to  them 

aa.jet  his  eyes  areupon  their  wayes 
29.7 .w  hen  the  Almighty  wasjet  with  me 
32.3  .found  no  anfwer,and yet  bad  condem.Job 

3  3 .  14. jet  man  perceiveth  it  not 

3  f .  14 yet  judgment  is  before  him 

if.  yet  he  knoweth  it  not  in  great  extremity 
3 6. 2. that  I  have  yet  to  fpeak  on  Gods  behalf 
Pfal.z.6-yet  have  I  fet  my  King  upon  my  holy  hill 
37.io.forjet  a  little  while,and  the  wicked  fhal 
2f  .yet  have  I  not  feen  the  righteous  forfaken 
36.jet  he  pafl'ed  away,  and  lo  he  was  not 
40. 1 7.  yet  the  Lord  thinketh  upon  me 
4a.f  .for  I  fhall  yet  praife  him  for  the  help 
1  i.I  fhall  yet  praife  him,  who  is  the  health 
Chap.  4  j. f, 
44.17.  yet  have  we  not  forgotten  thee 
49. 1 3  .yet  their  pofterity  approve  their  faying 
f  f. at. yet  were  they  drawn  fwords 
6S.  13. jet  fhall  ye  be  as  the  wings  of  a  dove 
7 1. 14.  will  yet  praife  thee  more  and  more 
78. 1 7. they  finned  jet  more  againft  him' 
3  o.w  hile  the  meat  was  yet  in  their  moutfaes 
f  6  yet  they  tempted  &  provok.the  moft  High 
90. 10. yet  is  their  ftrength  labour  and  forrow 
94-7.jet  they  fay,The  Lord  fhall  not  fee 
107. 4 1  .yet  fetteth  he  the  poor  on  high  from 
1 19.  f  r  .yet  have  I  not  declined  from  thy  law 
8  3.  yet  do  I  not  forget  thy  ftatutes 
109 .yet  do  I  not  forget  thy  law 
1 10. yet  1  erred  not  from  thy  precepts 
141.  yet  do  I  not  forget  thy  precepts 
1  f  7. yet  do  I  not  decline  from  thy  teftimon. 
138.6.  yet  hath  he  refpeft  unto  the  lowly 
139.16.did  fee  my  fubftance,  yet  being  unperf. 
when  as  yet  there  was  none  of  them 
1 4 1.  f.  yet  my  prayer  alfo  fhall  be  in  their  cala. 
Pro.6. 1  o.jet  a  little  ffcep,a  little  flumber, 

Chap.24.33, 
8 .  26.  w  hile  as  yet  he  had  not  made  the  earth 
9.9. and  he  will  be  jet  wifer 
13.7.  makethhimfelfricb,jet  hath  nothing 

make  himfelf  poor ,yet  hath  great  riches 
19.7 -yet  they  are  wanting  ro  him 

19  -yet 


YET  YET  YET        YET 

3  3  .i.while  he  was  yet  (hut  up  in  the  court  of 
34.4.  yet  heat  the  word  of  the  Lord,  O  Zedek. 
l6.z6t.yct  they  were  not  afraid 
37.10. yet  fhould  they  rife  up  every  man 
40. 5. while  he  was  not  jet  gone  back,he  faid 
44.iS.yet  a  fmall  number  that  efcape  the 
46.zS.yet  I  will  not  leave  thee  wholly  unpun. 
48.47.yrt  will  I  bring  again  the  captivity  of 
j  1 . 3  3  .yet  a  little  while,  &  the  time  of  her  harv. 
j I. yet  from  me  fliall  fpoilers  come  unto  her 
Lam.^.^z.yet  will  he  have  companion  according 

4.t7.our  eyes  nsyet  failed  for  our  vain  help 
E^e.z.f.yet  (hall  know  that  there  hath  been  a  pro 
^.ig.yet  if  thou  warn  the  wicked  ,and  he 
6.8. yet  I  will  leave  a  remnant 
7.i3.although  they  wereyet  alive 
8.6.  turn  thee  yet  again,&  thou  (halt  fee  greater 

Verfe  1  j. 
1 3. faid  unto  me,Turn  thee  ytf  again 
18.  yet  will  I  not  hear  them 
11.16.ytf  I  will  be  to  them  as  a  little  fanftuary 
1  i.i  3 .  yet  (hall  hee  not  fee  it 
14.1z.yet  behold,therin  (hallbe  left  a  remnant 
1  5.5  .much  lefle  (hal  it  be  meet  yet  for  any  work 
16.zg.yet  thou  waft  not  fatisfied  herewith 

47. yet  thou  haft  not  walked  after  their  waies 
18.19.ytf  fay  ye, Why  ?  doth  not  the  fon  bear 
z%.yet  yefay,The  wayoftheL.is  notequall 
zp.yet  faith  the  houfe  of  Ifrae],The  way  of 
20.1  f.yrt  alfol  lifted  up  mine  hand  to  them 

27.  yet  in  this  your  fathers  have  blafphemcd 
23.i9.yet  (he  multiplied  her  whoredomes 
44-yet  they  went  in  unto  her,as  they  go 
24.16.jtf  neither  (halt  thou  mourn  nor  weep 
26.2t.ytf  (halt  thou  never  be  found  again 
zS.z.yet  thou  arta  man,and  not  God 

9.wilt  thou  yet  fay  before  him  that  flayeth 
29.13.ytf  thus  faith  the  Lord  God>  At  the  end 

18. yet  had  he  no  wages 
3 1.  i8.ytf  (halt  thou  be  brought  down  with 
3  z.Z4-yet  have  they  born  their  (hame  with 

Verfe  25. 
3  3.17.  yet  the  childr.of  thy  people  fay,The  way 
20.ytf  ye  fay,The  way  of  the  L.is  not  equall 
36.37.I  willytf  for  this  be  enquired  of  by  the 
44.1 1  .ytf  they  (hall  be  minifters  in  my  fanftu. 
Dan.  f. 17.  yet  I  will  read  the  writing  to  the  king 
7.1 2.ytf  their  lives  were  prolonged  for  a 
9. 1 3  .yet  made  we  not  our  prayer  before 
io_9.ytf  heard  I  the  voice  of  his  words 
14. yet  the  vifion  is  for  many  dayes 
1 1.2.  (hall  (land  upytf  three  kings  in  Perfia 
27.ytf  the  end  (hall  be  at  the  time  appointed 
3  3»ytf  they  (hall  fall  by  the  fword 

3  5.  becaufe  it  is  yet  for  a  time  apprinted 

4  j.  yet  he  (hall  come  to  his  end 
Ho/.  1.4.  for  yet  a  little  while,and  I  will  avenge 

1  o.ytf  the  number  of  the  chil.of  Ifr. fhall  be 
3 . 1  .beloved  of  her  friend,yet  an  adultereffe 
4.4.ytf  let  no  man  ftrive,  nor  reprove  another 

1 5. yet  let  not  Judah  offend 
7.9.  ytf  he  knowethnot 

1 3.  yet  they  have  fpoken  lies  againft  me 
1  j.yet  do  they  imagine  mifchief  againft  me 
9.i2.ytf  will  I  bereave  them 

16  .though  they  bring  forth,  yet  will  I  flay 
11.12.but  Judahyetruleth  with  God 
1 2.9.willytf  make  thee  to  dwell  in  the  tabern. 
1  j.4.ytf  I  am  the  Lord  thy  God 
Amos  z.g.yet  deftroied  I  the  Amorite  before  them 
yet  I  deftroyed  his  fruit  from  above 
4>6.yet  have  ye  not  returned  unto  me 

Verf.  8,9,10,11. 
7. when  there  were  yet  three  moneths  to  the 
6. 10.  is  there  yet  any  with  thee 
9.9.  ytf  fliall  not  the  leaft  grain  fall  upon 
Jonah  2.4 ytf  I  will  look  again  towards  thy  holy 
6. yet  haft  thou  brought  up  my  life  from 
3.4yetfourty  dayes,and  Nineveh  fhalbe  overt. 
4.2.when  I  was  yet  in  my  countrcy 
M'icah  i.if.yet  willlbringan  heir  unto  thee 
3. n. ytf  will  they  lean  upon  the  Lord 
6.10. are  there  yet  the  treafuresofwickednesin 
Nabum  i.i2.ytf  thus  (hall  they  be  cut  down 
z.S.yet  they  fliall  flee  away 
3.10.  yet  was  (hee  carried  away 
, N  n  n  n  n  3 


YET 


YET 


i9jtf  thou  muft  do  it  again 
23.3^.1  will  feek  it  yet  again 
27.2  z-yet  will  not  his  foolifhnefle  depart 
3  o  .1 2.  &  yet  is  not  wafhed  from  their  filthinefs 

2  5.  yet  they  prepare  their  meat  in  fummer 

z6.yet  make  they  their  houfes  in  the  rocks 

27  .yet  go  they  forth  all  of  them  by  bands 
jr.if.fhearifethalfo  while  it  is  jet  night 
Ecclef.i.7'yct  the  fea  is  not  full 

z.S.yet  acquainting  my  heart  with  wifdome 

19. yet  fhall  he  have  rule  over  all  my  labour 

2 1  .yet  to  a  man  that  hath  not  labou.  therein 
4.2.  more  then  the  living  which  are  ytf  alive 

3-better  is  he  then  both  they,weh  hath  not  ytf 
6.6. yet  hath  he  feen  no  good 

7. yet  the  appetite  is  not  filled 
7.28.  which  yet  my  foul  fecketh,  but  I  find  not 
8.1 2. yet  furely  I  know  that  it  (hallbe  wel  with 

17  ytf  (hall  he  not  be  able  to  find  it 
9. 1 1. neither  ytf  bread  to  the  wife,nor  yet  riches 
nor  yet  favour  to  men  of  skill 

1 5  yet  no  man  rememb.tbat  fame  poor  man 
1 1  S.ytf  let  him  remem.  the  dayes  of  darkneffe 
Cant. S.i.  yet  I  fhould  not  be  defpifed 
lfa.6. 1 3 .but ytf  in  it  fhall  be  a  tenth 

io,2  2.ytf  a  remnant  of  them  (hall  return 

2  5 .for  yet  a  very  little  while,and  the  indign. 
32.asytf  (hall  he  remain  at  Nob  that  day 

1 4. 1.  and  will  ytf  chufe  Ifrael 
1  f.yct  thou  (halt  be  brought  down  to  hell 

\7.6yet  gleaning  grapes  (hall  be  left  in  it 
27.  io.ytf  the  fenced  cities  (hall  be  defolate 
2 8. 4. while  it  is  yet  in  his  hand,he  eateth  it  up 
i2.ytf  they  would  not  hear 

29.2.  ytf  I  will  diftreffe  Ariel 
1 7. is  it  notytf  a  very  little  while,and 

3  0.20. ytf  fhall  not  thy  teachers  be  removed 
3 1. 2. ytf  he  alfo  is  wife,and  will  bring  evill 
42.25.fet  him  on  fire  round  ab.ytf  he  knew  not 
burned  him ,yrt  he  laid  it  not  to  heart 
44. 1. ytf  now  hear,  O  Jacob  my  fervant 

1 1. ytf  they  fhall  fear,and  they  (hal  be  afham. 
46.7. ytf  can  he  not  anfvver 

io.the  things  that  are  not  yet  done 
49_4.ytf  furely  my  judgment  is  with  the  Lord 

5  yet  (hall  I  be  glorious  in  the  eyes  of  the  L. 

15.  ytf  will Inot  forget  thee 
53.4.ytf  we  did  efteem  him  ftricken,  fmitten  of 

7. yet  he  opened  not  his  mouth 

io.ytf  it  pleafed  the  Lord  to  bruifehim 
* 6.8.ytf  will  I  gather  others  to  them 
58.2.ytf  they  feek  me  dayly 
o's'^.whiles  they  areytf  fpeaking,  I  will  hear 
Jer.z.g.l  will  yet  plead  with  you,faith  the  Lord 

1  r .  which  areytf  no  gods 
2 1. ytf  I  had  planted  thee  a  noble  vine 

2  2. ytf  thine  iniquity  is  marked  before  me 

3  z.yet  thy  people  have  forgotten  me  dayes 
3  %  .yet  thou  fayeft,Becaufe  I  am  innocent 

3. 1. ytf  return  again  to  me,faith  the  Lord 

io.ytf  for  all  this,  her  treacherous  fifter  Jud. 
4.Z7. yet  will  I  not  make  a  full  end 
y. 22.  ytf  can  they  not  prevail,  though  they  roar 
yet  can  they  not  paffc  over 
28ytf  they  profper,&  the  right  of  the  needy 
7-z6.yet  they  have  not  hearkened  unto  me 
9-20.ytf  hear  the  word  of  the  Lord 
1 1. 8. ytf  they  obeyed  not,ncr  inclined  their 
1 2 .  i  .ytf  let  me  talk  with  thee  of  thy  judgments 
I4.9.yer  thou,0  Lord,art  in  the  midft  of  us 

1 5. yet  they  fay,  Sword  and  famine  (hall  not 
i^.i.ytf  my  mind  could  not  be  toward  this  peo. 
9.  her  fun  is  gone  down  while  ic  was  ytf  day 
io.ytf  every  one  of  them  dothcutfeme 
18. 23-ytf, Lord, thou  know  eft  all  their  coun. 
ai.23.ytf  would  I  pluck  thee  thence 
23.21.not  fent  thefe  prophets,yet  they  ran 

not  fpoken  to  them,ytf  they  prophefied 
3  z.yet  I  fent  them  not,nor  command,  them 
a  5 .7  .yet  ye  have  not  hearkened  unto  me 
27. 1  <$.yet  they  prophefie  a  lie  in  my  name 

3  o.  1 1 .  ye t  w  ill  I  nor  make  a  full  end  of  thee 
3 1. 5. thou  (haltytf  plant  vines  upon  the  moun. 

23.  as  ytf  they  (hall  ufe  this  fpeech  in  the  land 

139.meafuringline  (hallytf  go  forth  over 
3  2. 3  3  .yet  have  they  not  hearkened  to  receive 


arfu.j.thevifion  isytf  for  an  appointed  time 

3.i8.ytf  will  I  rejoice  in  the  Lord 
Hnb.z.4-yet  now  be  ftrong,  O  Zerubbabel 
6.yet  onco>it  is  a  little  while,and  I 
17-ytf  ye  turned  not  to  me 
i9.asytf  the  vine  and  fig-tree  hath  hoe 
Zevki.i7.ciyytf,faying,Thus  faith  the  Lord 

my  cities  through  profp.fhalljri  be  fpread 

the  Lord  (hallytf  comfort  Zion 

and  (hallytf  chufe  Jerufalem 

8.4.thcre  (hallytf  old  men  &  old  women  dwell 

20.it  (hallytf  come  to  paffe  that  there 
I  i.i  j.take  unto  theeytf  the  inftruments  of  a 
1 3. 3. that  when  any  (hallytf  prophefie,then 
Mai.  1 . 2.ytf  ye  fay,Wherein  haft  thou  loved  us 
2.i4.ytf  ye  fay,Wherefore  ?  Becaufe  the  Lord 
yet  is  (he  thy  companioned  the  wife  of 
1  f.ytf  had  he  the  refidue  of  the  fpirit 
1 7. yet  ye  fay,  Wherein  have  we  wearied  thee 
3 .8.  yet  ye  have  robbed  me 

1 3  -yet  ye  fay,  What  have  we  fpoken  fo 
Mat.6-z  5. nor  yet  for  your  body,  what  ye  (hall  put 
26.  yet  your  heavenly  Father  feedeth  them 
2^yet  I  fay  unto  you,that  even  Solomon 

Lufie  12.27. 
i3.21.ytf  hath  he  not  root  in  himfelf 
1 5.  i6.are  ye  alfo  ytf  without  underftanding 
17.  doe  not  yet  yet  underftand 

Chapt.  16.  9.. 
27  yet  the  dogs  eat  of  the  crums 
17.  j.while  heytf  fpake,behold,a  bright  cloud 
19.20.  what  lack  Iyer 
24.6.  but  the  end  is  notytf 

32.  when  his  branch  is  yet  tender 

Mar\  13.28. 
26. 3  3-yrt  will  I  never  be  offended  Mar.  1 4.19. 
3f. ytf  will  I  not  deny  thee 
47. while  heytf  fpake,  lojudas  came 

Mai\ 14.43. 
60.  yet  they  found  none 
27 .63  .that  deceiver  faid,whilehe  wasytf  alive 
M-«t\  5.3  f.  while  heytf  fpake,there  came 

Ln\e  8.49. 
6,z6-yct  for  his  oaths  fake,and  fortheir  fakes 
7. 28. ytf  the  dogs  under  the  table  eat  of 
8.17.  perceive  ye  notytf,neither  underftand 

have  ye  your  heart  yet  hardened 
1 1 . 1 3  .for  the  time  of  figs  was  not  yet 
1 2.6.havingyrt  therefore  one  fon,  his  welbelo. 
1 3 .7. but  the  end  (hall  not  beytf 
1 5.  y  .but  Jefusytf  anfwered  nothing 
L?//{f  3.20.added  yet  this  above  all 
9.4 2.  as  he  was  yet  a  coming,the  divell  threw 
1  i.8.ytf  becaufe  of  his  importuhity,he  will  rife 
i4.22.andytf  there  is  room 
3  2.or  elfe,while  the  other  hyet  a  great  way 

3  f.noryrt  for  the  dunghill,but  men  caft 
1y.20.when  he  wasytf  a  great  way  off,his 

29.ytf  thou  never  gaveft  me  a  kid 
18.5  yet,becaufe  this  widow  troubl.  me,  I  will 

2  2. yet  lackeft  thou  one  thing :  fell  all 
22.37.mufty«  be  accomplifhed  in  me 

47.  while  he  ye  t  fpake,behold 
60. while  heytf  fpake,  the  cock  crew 
23 .1  ?.no,nor  yet  Herod :  for  I  fent  you  to  him 
24.6. fpake  unto  you  while  he  was  ytf  in  Galilee 

4  i.while  they  ytf  beleeved  not  for  joy 
44.while  I  was  ytf  with  you,  that  all  things 

John  2.4.mine  hour  is  notytf  come 
4.2i.nei.inthismoun.norytf  at  Jeruf.worfh.the 
27-ytf  no  man  faid,What  feekeft  thou 

3  5 .there  areytf  four  moneths ,and  then 
7.6.my  time  is  notytf  come,but  your 

8 .1  go  not  upytf  unro  this  feaft 

for  my  time  is  notytf  full  come 
i9.and  yet  none  of  you  keepeth  the  law 
30.  becaufe  his  hour  was  not  yet  come 
3  3 .  yet  a  little  while  am  I  with  you 
39. for  the  holy  Ghoft  wasnotyet  given 

becaufe  that  Jefus  was  not  yet  glorified 
8 . 1 4.  yet  my  record  is  true 

16. yet  if  I  judge,  my  judgment  is  true 
ao.for  his  hour  is  not  yet  come 
5  5.  yet  ye  have  not  known  him 
57. thou  art  notytf  fifty  yeers  old,  and  haft 
9. 3  o.and  yet  he  hath  opened  mine  eyes 

1  i.2<.thouj^h 


YET       YET 

1 1. 2 5 '.though  he  were  dead, yet  (hall  he  live 

30.  now  Jef.was  nocyer  come  into  the  town 
12.3j.yer  2  little  while  is  the  light  with  you 

37. yet  they  beleeved  not  on  him 
1 3.3  $.yet  a  little  while  lam  with  you 
1  n.g.yet  haft  thou  not  known  me,  Philip 

19. yet  a  htt.  while,  &  the  world  feeth  me  no 
i6.it. andyer I  am  not  alone 
19.41  .wherein  was  never  man  yet  laid 
20.i.early,when  it  wasyef  dark 

$.yet  went  he  not  in 

9.  tor  asyet  he  knew  not  the  fcripture 

1 7.I  am  notyer  afcended  to  my  Father 

29.  and  yet  have  beleeved 
21.11.jfW  was  not  the  net  broken 

2  3 -jer  Jefus  faith  unto  him.  He  (hall  not  die 
Ails  T.'y.yet  hepromifed  that  he  would  give  it 
8.  i6.for  zsyet  he  was  fallen  on  none  of  them 

9. 1 .  and  Saul  yet  breathing  out  threatnings 
10.44. while  Peter  yet  fpake  thefe  words,the 
13.28.jvr  defired  they  Pilate  that  he  mould 
24.11.  that  there  are  but  jiff  twelve  dayes  (ince 
28.4.jer  vengeance  fuffereth  not  to  live 

I7.yer  was  I  delivered  prifoner  from  Jerufal. 
Rom.  $.7. why  yet  am  I  alfo  judged  as  a  (inner 
4.1  i.which  he  had  yet  being  uncircuro.    V.i  2. 

1 9. neither  yet  the  deadneffe  of  Sarahs  womb 
5.6. when  we  were  jet  without  ftrength 

7. yet  peradvent.  for  a  good  man  I'ome  would 

8. while  we  were  yet  finners,Chi  ift  died  for 
tt.24.what  a  manfeeth,why  doth  heycf  hope  for 
9.1 1  .children  being  not  yerborn,neich.  having 

i9.whydothheyei  find  fault 
11.30.  yet  have  now  obtained  mercy  through 

16.19.  butyerl  would  have  you  wile  unto  that 
1  Cor.z.6.yet  not  the  wifdome  of  this  world 

1  j  .yet  he  himfelf  is  judged  of  no  man 
3 ,2.neitheryer  now  are  ye  able 

3 .  for  ye  are  yet  carnall 

1 5  .himfelf  (hall  be  faved :  yet  fo  as  by  fire 
4.+.yet  am  I  not  hereby  juftified 

1  j.yer  have  ye  not  many  fathers 
j.i  o.yet  not  altogether  with  the  fornicatours 
y.io.yet  not  I ,  but  the  Lord 

2  j.yer  I  give  my  judgment,  as  one  that  hath 

8.2.  knoweth  nothing  yet  as  he  ought  to  know 
9.2.  not — to  others, yet  doubtleffe  I  am  to  you 

19.  yet  have  I  made  my  felf  fervant  to  all 

1 2.20.  many  members,yer  but  one  body 

3  i.yetihew  I  untoyou  a  more  excellent  way 
14.19.yei  in  the  church  I  had  rather  fpeak  five 

2i.yef  for  all  that  will  they  not  hear  me 
1  j.io.yec  not  I,but  the  grace  of  God  which 

1 7. ye  are yer  in  your  (ins 
2  Com.  io.wetruft  that  he  will  yet  deliver  us 

2  3  .that  to  fparc  you  I  came  not  as  yet  to 
4.8. yet  we  are  not  diftreffed 

1 6. yet  the  inward  man  is  renewed  day  by  day 
%.\6.yet  now  henceforth  know  we  him  no  more 
6.8.as  deceivers,andyer  true 

9.3s  unknown,andyer  well  known 

lo.asforrowfjeralwayrejoicing:  as  poorer 
as  having  nothing,and  yet  poffefling 
S.y.yet  for  your  fakes  he  became  poor 
9. 3  .yet  have  I  fent  the  brethren 
1 1.6. yet  not  rude  in  knowledge 

16. yet  as  a  fool,  receive  me 
H.j.yer  of  my  felf  I  will  not  glory 
1 3.4. yet  he  liveth  by  the  power  of  God 
Gd.1.10.  forifIyerpleafedmen,I  would  not  be 
2.20.yer  not  I,  but  Chrift  liveth  in  me 
3.4.  if  it  beyer  in  vain 

1  %.yet  if  it  be  confirmed,  no  man  difanulleth 
j.t  1. if  I  yet  preach  circumcifion,  why  do 

Ephef.f  .29.no  man  everyef  hated  his  own  flefh 
Phil.  1. 9.love  may  abound  yet  more  and  more 

2  2.yef  what  I  (hall  chufe  I  wot  not 
i.i^.yet  I  fuppofe  it  neceffary  that  I  (hould 

Col.  1.2 1  .yet  now  hath  he  reconciled 

1  Thef.z.6.nor  yet  of  others,when  we  might 

2  Thcf.z. j.that  when  I  v/asyet  with  you,I  told 

3.1  j.yer  count  him  not  as  an  enemie 
2  tim.z.%  yet  ishe  not  crowned,except 
Philem.g.yet  for  loves  fake  I  rather  befeech 
Heb.z.S.  we  fee  not  yer  all  things  put  under 

4. 1  j.like  as  we  are, yer  without  fin 


YET 


Y  O  K 


YON        YOU 


j.8.yer  learned  he  obedience  by  the  things 
7.io.he  wasyer  in  the  loins  of  his  father,when 

1  j.it  is  yet  far  more  evident :  tor 
9.8.  was  notyer  made  manifeft 

fitft  tabernacle  v/asyet  ftanding 

2  j.  noryer  that  he  (hould  offer  himfelf  often 
10.3  7.foryrf  a  little  while,  and  he  that  (hall 
1  i.4.he  being  dead,yer  fpeaketh 

7 .of  things  not  feen  as  yet 
1 2 .4.  ye  ha ve  not  y et  refi  fted  unto  bloud 
i6-yet  once  more,I  (liake  not  the  earth  only 
jam.z.  io.yet  offend  in  one  point,he  is  guilty 
1 1  .yet  if  thou  kill,  thou  art  become  a 
3  .j^.yct  are  thty  turned  about  with  a  very 
4. 2.yer  ye  have  not,becaufe  ye  ask  not 
1  Fer.i.8.yer  beleeving,yerejoice  with  joy 
4. 1 6.yet}  if  any  man  fuffer  as  a  Chriftian  ,let 

1  John  3.2.  it  doth  notyer  appear  what  we 
Jude  <).yct  Michael  the  archangel, when 
fief.8.3.  of  the  three  angels  which  are  yer  tofouhd 

9.10  .yer  repented  not  of  the  works  of 
i7.8.thatwas,andis  not,3ndyfris 
10.  and  the  other  is  notyer  come 
I2.which  have  received  no  kingdom  asyet 

Jer.  3  6. 1 8.1  wrote  them  with  yn\  in  a  book 

2  C<w.3.3.written,  notwithy«^,  but  with 

2  John  12.I  would  not  write  with  paper  andy»^ 

3  John  13.I  will  not  with  yn\  and  pen  write 

£^.9.2  with  a  writers  yn\~hom  by  his  fide 
3.which  had  the  v/rheis ynl{-horn  by  his  fide 

I  i.which  had  the yn\-horn  by  his  (idc,reporr. 
5)larH),See  Jliant). 

Gra.27.40. thou  (halt  break  hisyo^e  from  off 
Lev.  26. 1 3 . 1  have  broken  the  bands  of  your  yofe 
Num.  19. 2-upon  which  never  came yo\e 
Dent.  2 1 . 3  .which  hath  not  drawn  in  the yofe 

2  8.48.putaye^fof  iron  upon  thy  neck 

1  Sam.6-7.  on  which  there  hath  come  noyo^e 

1 1.7.  he  tookayo£eofoxen,andhewed 

I4.i4.whichayo^of  oxen  might  plow 

z  King- 1  M.thy  father  made  anyone  grievous 

2  Chro. 10.4. 

his  heavieyo^e  which  he  put  upon  us 

2  Chron. 10. 4. 

9>make  theyo^e  wch  tby  fath  put  on  us  lighter 

io.made  oury^e  heavie,but  make  thou 

I I  .with  a  heavie  yp£e,I  will  add  to  your  yoke 
14. your yoke  heavy,&  I  will  add  to  youryo^e 

19.  i9.was  plowing  with  twelve  yoke  of  oxen 

2i.hetookayo^eofoxen,and  flew  them 

Job  1. 3. his  fubftance  alfo  was — joo  yo\e  of  oxen 

42.1 2.for  he  had — a  thoufandyo^e  of  oxen 
//d.9.4.broken  theyo\e  of  his  burden 
io.27.hisyo^e  from  offthy  neck 

theyu^e  (hall  be  deftroyed  becaufe  of  the 
14.2  J.hisy»i|;e  depart  from  offihem 
47.6. haft  thou  very  heavily  laid  ihy yo\e 
58.c5.and  that  ye  break  everyyofc? 
9.  from  the  midft  of  thee  the  yo£e 
/e>'.2.20.of  old  time  I  have  broken  thy  yoke 
5.5. thefe  have  altogether  broken  the  yoke 
27-8.notput  their  neck  under  theyfl^e 
1 1. that  bring  their  neck  under  zheyo^e 
I2.bring  your  necks  under  the yoke 
28.2.I  have  kroken  r\\tyo\e  of  the  king  of  Bab. 
4.I  will  break  theyo/^e  of  the  kingofBabyl. 
io.Hananiah  the  prophet  took  thtyo\e  from 
1 1. even  fo  wil  I  break  theyo^e  of  Nebuchad. 
1 2. broken  theyo^e  from  off  the  neck  of  the 
1 4.I  have  put  zyo\e  of  iron  upon  the  neck 
3°.8.break  hisya/fe  from  offthy  neck 
3  i.i8.as  a  bullock  unaccuftomed  to  they«/f;e 
V 1. 2  3.  in  pieces  the  husbandm.&hisyc^e  of  ox. 
Lam. 1.14. yoke  of  my  tranfgreffions  is  bound  by 

3.27.bear  theyo^e  in  his  youth 
£^>?4-^7-broken  the  bands  of  theiry<% 
Hof.i  i.4.as  they  that  take  ofFtheyu/ff  on  their 
Nah.  1. 13.  now  will  I  break  offhisye^e  from  off 
Mat.  1 1.29.  take  my yo\e  upon  you 

30.  for  my  yoke  is  ealie 
Lu\c  14. 1 9.I  have  bought  fivey^f  of  oxen,  I  pray 
Acts  i^.io.toputayo/^  upon  the  neck  of 
Gal.  j. i.not  entangled  again  with  the yo\e 


1 1  Tim.e.i.lct  as  many  ferva.  as  are  under  the  yoke 

2  Cor.6.i^,bt  not  unequally yo\ed  together 

yti&tefeUow. 
PU4.J.I  intreat  thee  alfo,truey^e-felloi7 

-  5>0feeff, 

/e»'.27.2.make  thee  bonds  andyo\es 

28.13  .thou  haft  broken  the  yo\es  of  wood 

r    ;         ol     ,    .  makefot  them  yo^es  of  iron 
£^4.3 0.1 8. break  there  theyo^j  of  £eyPt 

Gen.it.  y.I  and  the  lad  will  ^o  yonder  and  worfhip 
Num.  1  e5.37.and  fcatter  thou  the  dteyonder 
23.1  5.  while  I  meet  the  Lord  yonder 
3  2.i9.not  inherit  with  them  on  yonder  fide  Tor. 
2  K}n.^.z^bthoU,yonder  is  that  Shunamite 
Afar.i7.2o.remove  hence  to  yonder  place 
26.31J.whik  I  go  and  pray  yonder 

yoa. 

Nehem.t.zo.you  have  no  portion  in  Jerufalem 
Amos  }.i.you  only  have  I  known  of  all  the 
Luke  10.i6.he  that  hearethyoa,  heareth  me 

and  he  that  difpifethyo«,deipifeth  me 
i3.28.andy»«yourfelves  thruftout 
2  Cor.  1 . 1 1  .you  alfo  helping  together  by  prayer 
8.i3.othermenbeeafed,indy»«burthened 
9-4.we  (that  we  fay  nor,  you)  (hould  be  afham. 
I2.i4.1feek  not  yours,  but  yoa 
E pbef.  z.  1. and  you  hath  he  quickened 

2  2.in  whom  you  alfo  are  builded  together 
CoLi.z  l.youthat  were  fometimes  alienated 
2.13  .you  being  dead  in  your  fins,  — haih  he 
5>ou^S»sru, 
2  ttfi'.i3.3.which  to you-ward  is  not  weak 
Ephef.s.i.vrhica  is  given  me  toyou-tvard 

About  'JJou. 
£^.36.7.heathen  that  are  about  you,  they 
36\heathen  that  are  left  round  about  you 
After  ^oo. 
<j«».9.9.and  with  your  feed  after  you 
lcwf.2j.46.an  inheritance  for  your  chil.  after  you 

26.3  3.  will  draw  out  a  fword  after  you 
Deut. ii.q.ns  they  purfued  after  you 

29.22.that  (hall  rife  up  after  yo«,and 
1  &zw.2f.i9.behold,  I  come  after  you 
1  Cbro.z8.S.£oryout  children  afteryo«,for  ever 
Jer.qz.  i6\(hall  follow  clofe  after  you  in  Egypt 
i  Cor.9. 14-which  long  after  you  for  the  exceeding 
Pfci/.i.8.how  greatly  I  long  afteryo«  all 
2. 2  6.  for  he  longed  after  you  all 
Againfl  you, 
Exod.10.16.Ih.ave  finned  againftyow 
Levit.z6. 1 7.I  willfetmy  face  againftyo« 
Num.ij. ^.whereby  they  murmure  againft  you 
DwM.44.came  out  againftjo«,  and  chafed  you 
4.26.I  call  heaven  and  earth  to  witnefleaga.yfl« 
Chap,  jo,  19. 
8. 1 9.I  teftifie  againft  yon  this  day 
9-i9.waswroth  againft  you  todeftroyyou 
n.i7.Lords  wrath  be  kindled  againft  yoit 
fojh.z^. i6.angero( the  Lord  be  kindled  agai.jw 
24. 1 1. men  of  Jericho  fought  againft  you 
Sam.  1 2.  j.the  Lord  is  witneffe  againftyoa 
1 2.Naha(h  king  of— Ammon  came  agi-ya« 
1  j. the  hand  of  the  Lord  be  againft  you 
2  SiMs.  1 7. zi. thus  hath  Ahithophel  counfel.agyflW 
2  Ckro.  1 3. 1  i.to  cry  alarm  againft  you 
Job  16.4.1  could  heap  up  words  againftyo# 
Jer.  1 8.  i  i.and  devife  a  device  againft  yon 
21.  J.I  my  felf  will  fight  againftyoa 
26. 1 3. that  he  hath  pronounced  againftyu" 
37. lO.armieofthsCaldeanstlnt  fight  agai.yow 
1 9.  king  ofBabyl.  (hall  not  come  againft  you 
38. 5. that  can  do  any  thing againfty»« 
44. 1 1  .fet  my  face  againfl  you  for  evill 
29.furely  ftand  againftyoa  for  evill 
49.?o.conceived  a  purpofe  againft  you 
E^k- 1 3-8.1  am  againftyoa/aith  the  Lord  God 

36.2.enemy  had  faid againfty«,Aha 
Amos  3. 1. that  the  Lord  hath  fpoken  againftyo« 
$  .-I  .which  I  have  taken  up  againft  y<?»,even 
6. 14.I  will  raife  up  againfty»«  a  nation 
M'icab  i.2.Lord  God  be  witneffe  againftyotf 

2.4.one  take  up  a  parable  againft  you 
Zcph.z.  j.the  word  of  the  Lord  is  againft  yea 
Mat.%.  1 1.  all  manner  of  evill  againft  you  falfly 

2i.2  go  I 


YOU       YOU 


YOU       YOU 


YOU        YOU 


2i.2.gointothevillageoveragainftjio« 

Marli  1 1.1.  Lu\e  19.30. 
la/j.io.ii.duft  of  your  city— we  do  wipeoffagjcw 
fames  y.  3.  ruft  of  them  (hall  be  a  witneffe  ag.you 
1  Pct.z.i  i.that  whereas  they  fpeak  againftpw  as 

Among,  or  Amongft  yon. 
Gen.  1 7. 1  o.every  child  among  yaw  (hall be  circum. 

Verfe  '12. 
2?.9.pofleffionofa  burying  place  among  you 
3  5.2.  put  away  the  ftrange  gods  that  are  am.you 
Exod.  1 2. 49. to  the  ftranger  that  fojour.among)'fl« 
3  y.y.take  ye  from  amongft  pa  an  offering 

1  o.every  wife-hearted  among  you  (hall  come 
Lev.  1 6. 29.  or  a  ftranger  that  fojourneth  amo.  you 

17.8.0?  of  the  ftranger  that  fojourn.  among  you 
io.of  theftrangers  that  fojourn  amongjuw 

Ver.  13. 
1 2.that  fojourneth  among  you,  eat  bloud 
18.16.  nor  any  ftrang.that  fojourneth  amo-you 
1 9. 3  4.  mall  be  as  one  born  amongft  you 
20.14.be  no  wickednefle  among  you 
a  j.4  j.thatdo  fojourn  among  you,  of  them 
26.1  i.I  fet  my  tabernacle  amongft j>o# 
1 2. and  I  will  walk  amongjwi 

2  2.I  will  alfo  fend  wild  beafts  among  you 
25.I  will  fend  the  peftilence  among  you 

2VwW.9-i4.if  a  ftranger  fhall  fojourn  among>0« 

1  i.20.defpifed  the  Lord,which  is  among  you 

1 2.6. if  there  be  a  prophet  amongjiow 

14. 41. for  the  Lord  isamongyoa 

1  j.i  4.whofoever  be  among  you  in  your  genera. 

3  2,jo.have  poffefuons  among  you  in  the  land 
DfKt.L42.forI  am  not  amongvow 

43.deflroyed  them  from  amongyou 

6.1  J.  is  a  jealous  God  among  you 

7.i4.not  be  male  nor  female  barren  among  you 
2 1.  for  the  Lord  thy  God  is  among  you 

1 3. 1. if  there  arife  amongjwa  a  prophet,  or 
1  t.fuch  wickednefle  as  this  is  among  you 
1 3. are  gone  out  from  among  you 
14.  fuch  abomination  is  wrought  among^oa 

1  y.4.fave  when  there  fhalbe  no  poor  amongjow 

7.if  there  be  amon^you  a  poor  man 
1 6.1 1. that  are  among  you  in  the  place  where 
I7.2.if  there  be  found  amongyou  within  any 

7. put  the  evill  from  among  va«    Ch.r9.19. 
i8.io.notbe  found  among  you  any  one  that 
1 9. 20.no  more  any  fuch  evill  among  you 
21. 9. guilt  of  innocent  bloud  from  among  jfl« 

21.  put  evill  away  from  among  you 

Chap.22.21, 24  &  24.7. 
23.1  o.if  there  be  among  you  any  man  that  is 

i6.he  fhall  dwell  with  thee,even  among  you 
26.11  .and  the  ftranger  that  is  among  you 
28.J4.  man  that  is  tender  among  you—  his  eye 

j6.tcnder  and  delicate  woman  amongyou 
29. 1 8. left  there  fhould  be  amo.  you  man  or  wo. 
be  among  you  a  root  that  bearnh  gall 
3  2.4tf.whichl  teftifie  arnongjoa  this  day 
Jofh.  3 . 5  .Lord  w  ill  do  w  onders  among  you 

io.knowjthatthe  living  God  is  among  you 
4. 6. that  thismaybeafigneamongjWi: 
7.1 2.dcftroy  the  curfed  thing  from  among  you 

1 3  .take  away  the  accurfed  thing  from  am-you 
23.7.thcfe  that  remain  amongft  you     Ver.i  2. 
24.23  .the  ftrange  gods  which  are  among  you 
,/«rfg.20.iz.wickedn.is  this  that  is  done  amo. you 

1  Sam.?.  3  .away  the  ftrange  gods  from  among  you 

2  Sam.  16.10.give  counfell  among  jw«  what  we 

2  Cw-.j  6.23. who  is  there  amongjfffa  of  all  his  peo. 

E^a  1.3. 

Job  1 7. 1  o. cannot  find  one  w  ife  man  among  you 

ifa.^z.  23.  who  amongjKW  will  give  ear  to  this 
43.i2.wasno  ftrange  god  among^ 
jo. 10.  who  is  among  you  that  feareth  the  Lord 

Jer.8.1 7.I  will  fend  cockatrices  amongjw 

2  j. 27. fword  which  I  will  fend  among you 
EVfc.rtv9.wiil  execute  judgments  among  you 

20.38.purge  out  from  among  you  the  rebels 
47.22.  to  the  ftrangcrs  that  fojourn  among  you 
which  fhall  beget  children  among  you 
Joelz.  2  j. great  army  which  I  fent  among  you 
Hag.  z. 3. who  is  left  among  you  that  faw  this 

j.fo  my  fpirit  remaineth  among  you 
Mai. l.io.who  is  there  even  among  you,x.ha.t 
Mat. iz.i  1. among  jw«,that  fhalhave  onejfheep,& 


20.26.it  fhall  not  be  fo  among  you  5  but 

Mm\  10.43. 
whofoever  fhall  be  great  among you3Ut 
Mar\  10.43. 
27.whofoev.fhaH  be  chief  amongjw^let  him 
23. 1 1.  that  is  greateft  among.yflB,  mail  be  your 
Lu\e  9«48.he  that  is  leaft  amongyou  all,the  fame 
22.26.he  that  is  greateft  amongyou^tt  him 
27.I  am  among  you  as  he  that  ferveth 
John  i.26.there  ftandeth  one  among  jo«,whom 

8.7.without  fin  among}'o#,let  him  fitft  caft 
Acts  2. 2  2. a  man  approved  of  God  among  you 
6.  3 .  look  ye  out  among  you  fev.  men  of  honeft 
I3.26.whofo  among  you  feareth  God,toyou  is 
20.29. (hall  grievous  wolves  enter  in  among  jw< 
2  j.  j. let  them— which  among  you  are  able,  go 
Rom.  1. 1 3.  might  have  fome  fruit  among  you  alfo 
12.3.10  every  man  that  isamongjffa 

1  Cor.i.io.benodivifionsamongjww 

1 1. there  are  contentions  among  you 
2.2.not  to  know  any  thing  amongjwa/ave 
3.3.whereas  there  is  amongyou  envying ,and 

1 8.  if  any  man  among  you  feem  to  be  wife 
5.1  .that  there  is  fornication  amongyou 

2.might  be  taken  away  from  among  you 
6.  j. not  a  wife  man  amongft  you 

7.there  is  utterly  a  fault  among  you 
11. 18. 1  hear  that  there  be  divifions  among  you 

ip.muft  be  alfo  herelies  among  you 

maybemademanifeft  among  you 

30.for  this  caufe  many  are  fick  amongjiw 
1 5 . 1 2. how  fay  fome  among  you,that  there  is  no 

2  Cw.  1. 1 9. who  was  preached  amongjw*  by  us 

10. 1. who  in  prefence  am  bafe  among^ 
1 1 .6. throughly  made  manifeft  among_yo«  in 
1 2. 1 2. were  wrought  amongjWK  in  all  patience 
2i.my  God  will  humble  me  amongyou 
Gal.  3 . 1  .have  been  crucified  among  you 
Epbef.f. i-let  it  not  be  once  named  amongyou 
C0I.4..  i6.when  this  epiftle  is  read  amongft  you 

1  Tfe/.i.j.what  maner  of  men  we  were  amon.you 

2-7.but  we  were  gentle  among  jw« 

lo.behaved  our  felves  among  you  that  beleeve 
j.  1 2.to  know  them  which  labour  among  you 

2  Thef.  i.io.becaufe  our  tefti. among  you  was  belee. 

3 ,7.behaved  not  our  felv.  diforderly  among  you 
1 1. fome  which  walk  among_yo«  diforderly 
Jafft.i. z6.il any  man  am. you  feem  to  be  religious 
3. 13. and  endued  with  knowledge  amongft  you 
4.1.  from  whence  come  fightings  amongyou 
j. 1 3.1s  any  amongyou  afflicted,  let  him  pray 
I4.is  any  fick  among you,\zt  him  call  for  the 

1  Pet.  j.  1. elders  which  are  amongyou,!  exhort 

2.  feed  the  flock  of  God  which  is  among>'9« 

2  Pet. z.i.is  there  fhalbe  falfe  teachers  alfo  am.you 
Rev.z.ii.who  was  flain  among  you,  where  Satan 

Aty  on. 
Job  16.4.  and  fhake  my  head  at  you 

Before  you. 
Gen.^4.  10.  and  the  land  fhall  be  before  you 
4j.y.did  fend  me  before  yon,x.o  preferve  life 
7. God  fent  me  before  you  to  preferve  you 
E#fli.io.io„look  to  it,for  evill  is  before  you 
Lev.i  8.24.defiled,which  I  caft  out  before  you 
27-men  of  the  land  done  wcl>  were  before  you 
28.fpued  out  the  nations  that  were  before  you 
30.which  were  committed  before  you 
20.23-which  I  caft  out  before  yon 
26. 7. they  fhall  fall  before  you  by  the  fword 
8.enemies  fhall  fall  before  you  by  the  fword 
Num.  1 4.43  .Amal.&  the  Can.  are  there  before  you 
32.29.the  land  fhall  be  fubdued  before  you 
33.j2.inhabitantsof  the  land  from  before  you 
Verfe  j  5 . 
Dew.i.8.behold,T  have  fet  the  land  befortyou 

30.L.  your  G.  which  goeth  before  you,  fhall 
3  3. went  in  the  way  before you,xo  fearch 
4.8.1aw  whichl  fet  before  you  this  day 
1  i.23.outalrthefe  nations  from  before  you 
2f.n0  man  be  able  to  ftand  before  you 
26.I  fet  before  you  this  day  a  bkfling  and  a 
32. whichl  fet  before  you  this  day 
30.19.  Ihave  fet  before  you  life  and  death 
Jof.$. lo.drive  out  from  before  you  the  Cana3nites 
1 1  .pafleth  over  before  you  into  Jordan 
4.2  3.dried  up  the  waters  of  Jor. from  before  you 
Nn  nnn  4 


9.24*  inhabitants  of  the  land  from  before  you 
23.  j. he  (lull  expell  them  from  before  you 
9. driven  out  from  before  you  great  nations 
to  ftand  before  you  unto  this  day 
13.no  more  dr.out  any  of  thefe  nai.ft.bcf.you  I 
24.8.I  deftroyed  them  from  before )W2 
1 2.I  fent  the  hornet  before  you 

which  drave  them  out  from  before  you 
Judg.z. 3. not  drive  them  out  from  bdore  you 
6.9.  drave  them  out  fro-m  before  you 

1  Sam.9-iz.bcho\d,heisbefoYcyou 

i2.2.bthold,the  king  walkuh before you 

I  have  walked  befoie  7»#  from  my 

2  C/;/'(?.7.i9.which  I  have  fet  before  Jo«,and  fhall 

19. 1  i.Levites  fhall  be  officers  before  you 
ifa.  52.1  2. for  the  Lord  will  go  before  yon 

5  j.i  2,. break  forth  before  you  into  ringing 
Jcr.zi.8. 1  fet  before  you  the  way  of  life,3nd 
26. 4. my  law  whicii  I  have  fet  before  you 
44.io.thatI  fet  before  jw,and  before  your 
/Ife.y.i2.perfec.th(;y  the  propb.  that  were  bef  you 
21.3  1. into  the  kingdome  of  God  before  you 
26.3  2.I  will  gobviorcyou  into  Galilee 

Mali  14.18. 
28.7.  he  goeth  before  you  into  Galilee 

Mm\  16.7. 
Lu\e  1 0.8. eat  fuch  things  as  are  fet  before  you 

23.14.I  have  examined  him  bzi'orc  yon 
Afl.4.10.  this  man  ftand  here  before  you  whole 

2  j.26.whercf.I  have  brought  him  forth  bzi.you 
1  Cw. 10. 27. whatsoever  is  fet  before  yon  eat 

Between  3>ott, 
Jrflj-S  .4.(hall  be  a  fpace  bctweenjyo«  and  ic 
ifa.jg.z. your iniquit.  have feparated between jto 

Beyond  ^oa. 
zCor. io.i6.preach  the  gof.ih  the  regions  beyo.vo« 

By  yovt, 
£^.20.3.1  will  not  be  enquired  of  by  you 

Verfe  31. 
3 1. fhall  I  be  enquired  of  by  you 
Acls  24.2i.called  in  queftnon  by  you  this  day 
Kff»?.i5.24.brought  on  my  way  thither-ward  by  you 

28.I  will  come  by  yon  into  Spain 
I  cV.6.2.if  the  world  fh:ll  b?  judged  byyoifaate 
z  Co?.i.i6.topaflebyj'o«into  Macedonia 

7.13.  becaufe  his  fpirit  was  lefrffhedbyjw  all 
10. 1  J. that  we  fhall  be  enlarged  by  you 
Concerning  3>ou. 
Jv*aw.9.8.Lord  will  command  concerning  you 
Jofh. 23. 1 4-Lord  your  God  fpakeconctrriugjo« 
7ey.42.19.the  Lord  hath  faidconcerning^o«,Oye 
j.  Cor.8.23.  he  is  my  fellow-helper  concerning  you 
1  Thef.  j.i8.the  will  of  God  concerning^* 

For  3)ott, 
G«2.9'3.every  moving  thing  fhall  be  meat  for  you 
44.  I7.as  for you,gtt  ye  up  in  peace  unto  your 
47. 23. here  is  feed  for)W«,and  ye  fhall  fow 
jo.  zo.asiox  you,  ye  thought  evill  againft  me 
£arad.7-9.faying,Shew  a  miracle  (or  you 
10.  j.whichgroweth  for  you  out  of  the  field 
1 4. 1 4.the  Lord  fhall  fight  for  you 
16.4.I  will  rain  bread  from  heaven  iotyoit 
23.  lay  up  for  jiaa,to  be  kept  till  the  morning 
Lev.  8. 3  4. to  make  an  atonement  (or you 

16.30.make  an  atonement  fcjo'^tocleaafe 
22.20.it  fhall  not  be  acceptable  for  you 
2  j. they  fhall  not  be  accepted  for  you 
23.11  .before  the  Lord  }to  be  accepted  tor  yon 

28.to  make  an  atonement  forjw  befo.the  L. 

2j.tf.  fabbath  of  the  land  fhall  be  meat  for  you 

Www.14.32.  as  for  j/0K,yourcarcafes,thtv  (hall  fall 

1  j.i  J.one  ordi.  fhalbe  both  for  you  of  the  cong. 

1 6.one  law,and  one  maner  (hall  be  ioryoit,Sc 

28.2  2, to  make  an  atonement  for  you 

Ver.30.  Chap.29.j. 
3  4,7.  point  out  for  you  mount  Hor 
3  j.  1  r .  to  be  cities  of  refuge  for  you 
Deut.i- 17. caufe  that  is  too  hard  forj/fl«,bringit 
30.goeth  before  you,  he  fhall  fight  ioryou 

to  all  that  he  did  ioryou  in  Egypt 
40.as  for you,xwn  you,and  take  your 
3. 22. Lord  your-God,he  fhall  fight  ioryou 
4.3  4. did  {or you  in  Egypt  before  your  eyes 
20.4.10  fight  forjowagainft  your  enemies 
3  1. 19. write  yethisfongforjw.! 
3  s. 47.it  is  not  a  vain  thing  for^«,bccaufe 

Jof.Z.'oMrA 


YOU        YOU 


YOU    YOU 


YOU   YOU 


Jef.z.  lo.dried  up  the  waters  of  the  red  fea  tot  you 
18. 6. that  I  may  caft  lots  (or  yon  here 

8. here  caft  lots  for  you  before  the  Lord 
2  j.j.as  he  that  hath  fought  lot  you 
9-as  iotyou  5  no  tD3n  hath  been  able  to 
lo.he  it  is  that  fighieth  forjw* 
Judg.9.  a. whether  is  better  fbr_yo«,either  that  all 
i7.for  my  father  fought  Iotyou 

1  Sam.y,^.  I  will  pray  iotyou  unto  the  Lord 

12.2j.in  ceafing  to  pray  forjo«  . 

24.how  gteat  things  he  hath  done  Iotyou 
i7.8.chufe  you  a  man  forjw«,and  let  him  come 
30.26.3  prefent  Iotyou  of  the  fpoil  of  the  ene. 

2  Sam.y.zt.to  do  Iotyou  great  things 

21.3.  what fhall  Idoforjfl« 
4. what  you  will  fay,that  I  will  do  Iotyou 

1  Kin.  1 2. 28.it  is  too  much  Iotyou  to  go  up  to  Jer. 

2  King.  1 7.37 -which  he  wrote  for_yo«,and  ye 
Job  1 7.  to.as  Iotyou  all,  do  ye  return 

42. 8.  my  fervant  Job  (hall  pray  Iotyou 
~Pfal.117ix.it  is  vain  iotyou  to  rite  up  early 
ifa.y.iz.a  fmall  thing  for  you  to  weary  men 
./V.34.17.I  proclaim  a  liberty  for  you 
E^\.  20. 3 9. as  lotyou,0  houfe  of  Ifrael 

34.i7.asforV0#,  O  my  flock,thus  faith 

36.9. for  behold,I  am  Iotyou 

39, 17.  that  I  do  facrifice  iotyou 
19. which  I  have  facrificed  Iotyou 
D<M.2.9.there  is  but  one  decree  Iotyou 
Joel  2.23  .caufe  to  come  down  iotyou  the  rain 
Amos  y.18. to  what  end  is  it  Iotyou 
Mlcah  3 . 1. it  is  not  for  you  to  know  judgment 
Hag.  1.4.1s  it  time  for you,0  ye,todvvellin 
Mal.i.i.tKxs  cornmandement  is  iotyou 
Mat.i  i.22.at  the  day  of  judgment,then  forjw* 

Lttl(e  10.14 

2j.34.inhcritthe  kingdomeprepared  tot  you 
Afar.10.36.what  would  ye  that  I  mould  do  tot  you 
Lti\ezz.\$. my  body  which  is  given  forjyoa 

20. in  my  bloud,  w  hich  is  fhed  for  you 
John  1 4.2.I  go  to  prepare  a  place  iotyou 
3.if  I  go  and  prepare  a  place  iotyou 

16.7.U  is  expedient  for  you  that  I  go 
26.  that  I  will  pray  the  Father  Iotyou 
Affs  i.7.itis  not  forjw*  to  know  the  times 

28.20.  for  this  caufe  have  I  called  for  you 
Rom.i.S.lotyoti  all,that  your  faith  is  fpoken  of 

1  Cor.  1 . 1 3 .  was  Paul  crucified  for  you 

1  i.24.my  body,whkh  is  broken  Iotyou 

2  Cfl;\7.i2.that  our  care  for^ffa  in  the  fight 

8.  lo.for  this  is  expedient  for you}  that 

i6.earneft  care  into  the  heart  of  Tit.  iotyou 
9. 14. and  by  their  prayer  for  jfl«,which  long 
1 2. 1 5  .fpend,and  be  fpent  for  yon 
Ephcf.i.i6.cezie  not  to  give  thanks  forjfl« 

3.13 .faint  not  at  my  tribulation 
Phil.  1. 4.alwaiesj  in  every  prayer  of  mine  Iotyou 

24. is  more  needful!  iotyou 
3 . 1  .but  for  you  it  is  fafe 
Col.  i.j.  praying  alwayes  for  you 

j. hope  which  is  laid  up  forjw*  in  heaven 

7. which  is  iotyoie  a  faithfull  minifter 

9.do  not  ceafe  to  pray  iotyou 

24.who  now  rejoice  in  my  fufferings  for  you 

2  j. which  is  given  to  me  for  you 
2.  i.what  great  conflict  I  have  for  you 
4.1  a.labouring  fervently  Iotyou  in  prayers 

1 3.that  he  huh  a  great  zeal  iotyou 

1  The/,  i.z.&ve  thanks  to  God  alwayes  iotyou 

3.9.whatthankscan  we  render  to  G.aga.for^oa 

2  77;e£  1.3. bound  to  thank  God  alwaies  iotyou 

1 1. wherefore  alfo  we  pray  alwayes  Iotyou 
1. 1  j.to  give  thanks  alwayes  to  God  Iotyou 
HeiJ.13.17.for  that  is  unprofitable  for>w< 
1  P#.i.4.referved  in  heaven  iotyou 

2o.was  manifeft  in  thefe  laft  times  Iotyou 
5 .7.your  care  upon  him,for  he  careth  lot  you 
From  yau. 
Gra.26.27.and  have  fent  me  away  from  you 
Lew. 20. 2  $.feparated  itovayou  as  unclean 
Jof.y.z  2.faying,VVe  are  very  far  from  you 

1  &z»z.6.3.hand  is  not  removed  Itomyou 

2  Sam.  1  y.28 .  come  word  from  you  to  certifie  me 
2  t%0.3o.8.wrath  may  turn  away  itomyou 

9.not  turn  away  his  face  liomyou 
l{a.  1. 1 5.I  will  hide  mine  eyes  from  you 

I 


59-2.your  fins  have  hid  his  face  from_}>0« 
Jcr.^.ij.  have  wirh-holden  good  things  from  yaw 

3  4. 2 1  .arm  ie  w  hich  are  gone  up  from  you 

42.4.I  will  keep  nothing  back  itomyou 
E\e\.  18.31  .caft  away  Itomyou  all  your  tranfgref. 
Joel  2 . 2  2.remove  far  off  from  you  the  northern 
Amos  4.7.I  have  with-holden  the  rain  itomyou 
Mat. 1 1. 43. the  kingd.of  G.fhal  be  taken  itomyou 
Join  1 6.22.your  joy  no  man  taketh  from  you 
Ac~ls  1. 1 1. is  taken  up  fromjw  into  heaven 

1 3.46.but  feeing  you  put  it  from you}znd  judge 

1  C0i-.14.36.came  the  word  of  God  out  from  you 

2  Cor.^.i.ot  letters  of  commendation  itomyou 
Epbef.4.3  i.evil-fpeaking  be  put  away  itomyou 
Phil. 4. 18. the  things  which  werefent  itomyou 
1  Thcf.j.S.lot  Itomyou  founded  out  the  word 

2. 1 7.being  taken  Itomyou  for  a  fhort  time 
j. 6. now, when  Timorh. came  from_yo# unto 
James  4«7.and  he  will  flee  from  you 

In  ^ou, 
Gew.42.16. whether  there  be  any  truth  inyou 
jWg-9.19.let  him  alio  rejoice  in  you 
E^.  20.41.be  fanctified  in  you  before  the  heathen 
36.23.be  fan&ificd  inyou  before  their  eyes 
37.6. and  put  breath  in  Jfl«,and  ye  (hall 
14.  and  (hall  put  my  fpirit  inyou 
Mai.  1.  j o.I  have  nopleafureinjotf 
Mat.  10. 2o.fpirit  of  your  Fath.  wcbfpeaketh  in  you 
1 1. 21.  works  which  were  done  in  jo/*  had  been 
John  5-38.havenothiswordabidinginj'o« 
42. have  not  the  love  of  God  in  you 
6.  ?3 .  ye  have  no  life  in  you 
8. 3  7.becaufe  my  word  hath  no  place  in  you 
14.17.  and  he  (hall  be  inyou 

20.  you  in  me,  and  I  in  you 
1  y-4.  abide  in  me,and  I  in  you 
7. and  my  words  abide  myo/t,yz  (hall 
&M».8.9.that  the  fpirit  of  God  dwelleth  inyou 
io.if  Chrift  be  inyou}the  body  is  dead 
1 1. if  the  Spirit  dwell  in  you,he  that 

by  his  Spirit  that  dwelleth  in  you 
1 2. 1 8. as  much  as  lieth  inyou,\ive  peaceably 

1  CV.r.6.  teftimo.  of  Chrift  was  confirmed  inyou 
3.  i6.that  the  Spirit  of  God  dwelleth  inyou 
6.19.  temple  of  the  holy  Ghoft  which  is  inyou 
1 4.2  5. report  that  God  is  inyou  of  a  truth 

2  Cor.  2. 3.  having  confidence  in  you  all 
4.i2.death  worketh  in  uSjbutlifeinjwc 
7.7.wherewith  he  was  comforted  inyou 

i6.that  I  have  confidence  inyou  in  all  things 
8.6.finifh  in  you  the  fame  grace  alfo 

2 2. great  confidence  which  I  have  injw« 
9. 1 4.for  the  exceeding  grace  of  God  in  you 
1 3. 3. not  weak.butis  mighty  inyou 
y .how  that  Jefus  Chrift  is  inyou  except  ye  be 
G4/.4. 1  y.untill  Chrift  be  formed  in  you 

y.  10.I  have  confidence  in  you  through  the  Lord 
Ephcf.^.6.zbo\c  all3and  through  all  and  inyou  all 
Pbil.z.*;.  let  this  mind  be  in  you 

1 3. for  it  is  God  which  worketh  in_y<w 
Cfl/.i.6.asit  doth  alfo  in  you,  fince  the  day  that 
27.  which  is  Chrift  in  you 
3.16.  let  the  word  of  Chrift  dwell  in^fl«  richly 

1  Ibef.z.  13.  which  effectually  worketh  alfo  in  you 

2  Thef.i.q.lo  that  we  our  felves  glory  inyou 
i2.maybeglorifiedinjo«,andyein  him 

Philem. 6. cvety  good  thing  which  is  inyou,in  Chr. 
He6.ij.2i.workinginjW«  that  which  is  wel-plea. 

1  Pet.3.1  y.a  reafonof  the  hope  that  is  inyou 

2  Prt.i,8.if  thefe  things  be  injw,and  abound 
1  John  2. 8. which  thing  is  true  in  him  and  in  you 

i4.word  of  God  abideth  inycu 
24-let  that  therefore  abide  inyou 

heard  from  the  beginning,  abide  in  you 
27.yebave  received  of  him,  abideth  inyou 
4.4.greater  is  he  that  is  in you,then  he  that 
ofyon. 

Ge».9.2.the  fear  olyou,&  the  dread  of  you  (hall  be 
27.4  j. why  fhould  I  be  depriv.  alfo  of  you  both 
34.1  y. that  every  male  of you  be  circumcifed 
42. 16. fend  one  of  you,  and  fetch  your  brother 

F.xod,  1 2. 16. that  only  may  be  done  of  you 
22.none  ofyo«  (hall  go  out  at  the  door 

LewV.i8.6.none  olyou  (hall  approach  to  any 
26.36.upon  th  m  that  are  left  3live  of  you 

Num.9,  io.fayingjlf  any  olyou  fhall  be  unclean 


Df«A.i.22.carr.e  netrunto  me  every  enzo'you 
2-4.they  (hall  be  afraid  ofjf«:,  , 
1 i.ay.fear  and  dread  olyou  upon  all  the  land 
Jof}.t.9.  inhabit  of  the  land  faint  becaufe  olyou 
1 1  .courage  in  any  man  becaufe  olyou 
9.24.aftaid  ofour  lives  bccaulc  of  you 
23. 3. done  to  all  thefe  nations  beczufe  of you 
lo.one  man  oiyou  (hall  chafe  a  thoufand 
Judg  8.a.what  have  I  done  now  in  compar.  olyou 
3  .what  was  I  able  to  do  in  companfon  olyou 
1 5. 7. yet  will  I  be  avenged  olyou 
Ruth  1.9.  eick  otyou  in  the  houfe  of  her  husband 
1  Sam.zz.S.thzt  all  of  you  have  cenfpired  agai.me 
none  oiyou  that  is  forry  for  me 

1  Kjng.z  2. 28. hearken,  O  people,evety  one  olyou 
z  K}n. 1  i.j.  a  third  part  of  you  that  enter  in  on  the 

2  Chr.  1  j. 2. feck  him, he  will  be  found  oiyou 

30.6.retutn  to  the  remnant  otyou  that 
E-ya  7.2i.requireofjfl«,it  be  done  fpeedily 
Neb.  i<9.though  there  were  olyou  caft  out 
P[al.6z.i.yz  (hall  be  flain  all  ofyo« 
Jer.zQ.  1 4.and  I  will  be  found  olyou 
E\eli.6.f.l\.nn  fhall  fall  in  the  midft  oiyou 

9.they  that  efcape  ofjiw  flaall  remember 
Amos  4. 1 1 . 1  have  overthrown  fome  olyou 
Mic.x.Ai  .he  fhall  receive  olyou  his  ftanding 
Zech.-j.  iclet  none  of  you  imagine  evill  againft 

8.  i7.none  olyou  imagine  evill  in  your 
M<tf.6.27.which  of  you  by  taking  thought  can  add 

Lu\e  12.25. 
Ij.7.well  did  £faiasprophefieof>«,faymg 

Mar  in. 6. 
26.2  \.ontoiyou  (hall  betray  me       Job.13.z1. 
Mm\  10.44.  whofoever  olyou  will  be  the  chiefeft 
1 1. 29.I  will  ask  olyou  onecjueftion 
i4.i8.oneof you  whir  h  cateth  with  me  fliall 
Luke  6.26.when  all  men  (hall  fpeak  well  of  you 
1 1 .5. which  olyou  fhall  have  a  friend 

1  i.ask  bread  of  any  of  you  that  is  a  father 
13.1  y.  dot  h  not  each  one  of  you  on  the  fabbath 
14. f  .which  oiyou  (hall  have  an  affe,or  an  ox 
.    ay. which  olyou  intending  to  build  a  tower 

3  3. whofoever  he  be  of  you  that  forfaketh 
1  y.4.what  man  of  you  having  an  hundred  fheep 
'7.7.which  olyou  having  a  fervant  plowin 


2 1 . 1 6.fome  of  you  fhall  they  caufe  to  be  put  to 
John  6.64.are  fome  ofyo«  that  beleeve  not 
7.i9.yetnone  olyou  keepeth  the  law 
8.26.inany  things  to  fay,and  to  judge  oiyou 

46. which  ofyi7«convinceth  me  of  iin 
1  j .  1 8 . 1  fpeak  not  of  you  all 
Acls  2. 22. God  did  by  him  in  the  midft  of  you 
3  8-repent  and  be  baptized  every  one  of you 
j. 26.  in  turning  away  every  one  ofy0« 
4. 1  i.which  was  fet  at  nought  ofyfl«  builders 
27.34.hair  fall  from  the  head  of  any  olyou 
Rom.  1.1 2.by  the  mutuall  faith  both  of  you  and  me 
1  5. 14. 1  my  fclf  am  alfo  perfwaded  of  you 
i6.z.  whatfoever  bufineffe  (he  hath  need  ofyo« 

1  Cor.  1. 1  i.it  hath  been  declared  unto  meofy»« 
i4.that  I  baptized  none  otyoujbut  Crifpus 

4. 6. that  none  of  you  be  puffed  up 

6. 1  .dare  any  ofyfl«,having  a  matter  againft 

1 1  .fuch  were  fome  ofyfl« ;  but  ye  are  warned 
1 2. 2 1 . 1  have  no  need  olyou 
14.26-every  one  of  you  hath  a  pfalm 
1 6.2.  let  every  one  of  you  lay  by  him  in  ftofe 

2  Cor.  1. 7. our  hope  olyou  is  ftedfaft 
16. olyou  to  be  brought  on  my  way  toward 

2. 3. that  my  joy  is  the  joy  olyou  all 

9.thatl  might  know  the  proof  otyou 
7-4<great  is  my  glorying  of  you 

i4.boafted  any  thing  to  him  olyou,!  am  not 

1  y.remembreth  the  obedience  of  you  all 
9. 2. for  which  I  boaft  of  you  to  them  of  Maced. 

3  .left  our  boafting  of  you  fhould  be  in  vain 
1  i.20.if  a  man  take  of>fl«,if  a  man  exalt  himf. 
1 2,r  1. 1  ought  to  have  been  commended  ofyfl« 

i7.did  I  make  a  gain  oiyou  by  any  of  them 

1 8. did  Titus  make  a  gain  of you 
Gal. $.z.this  only  would  I  learn  oiyou 

27  .as  many  of  you  as  have  bem  baptized 
4. 1 1 .1  am  afraid  of  j>fl#,left  I  hive  beftowed 

20.for  I  ftand  in  doubt  of you 
y.4.  whofoever  of  you  were  juftifi.by  the  law,ye 
Ephef.1.16.  makingmention  oiyou  in  my  prayers 

f.n.lrt 


YOU   YOU 


YOU   YOU 


YOU 


YOU 


<;.i  3.  let  every  one  of  yoa  in  particular  fo  love     |  Lev. 9.^0  day  the  Lord  will  appear  unto 


P/«/.  1.3. upon  every  remembrance  ojyou 

7.meet  for  me  to  think  this  of  yea  all 
Co/.4.Q.beloved  brother,who  is  one  oiyou 

i  i.Epaphras,  who  is  one  of  you,i  fervant 

i  Thcf.  i.  z.  making  mention  of  you  in  our  prayers 

2.6.neither  of yon  fought  we  glory  ,neither 

8.fo  being  cffeftionatelyde  (irons  of  you 

o.not  to  be  chargeable  unto  any  of  you 

I     4-4.that  every  one  of you  fhould  know  how 
Titus  2.8.  having  no  evill  thing  to  fay  of you 
Hcb  3.11.  left  there  be  in  any  of  you  an  evill 
1 3.  left  any  of  you  be  hardened  through 
4.1.  any  of  you  fhould  feem  to  come  fhort 
6. 1 1.  every  one  of  you  do  fhew  the  fame  dilig 
Jam.  1 .  f  .if  any  of you  lack  wifdome,let  him 
j.4.which  is  of  you  kept  back  by  fraud 
ip.if  any  of  you  doe  errefrorn  the  truth 
1  Pet.  3  .i6.whereas  they  fpeak  evill  of  you 

4.4.  fpeaking  evill  of  you 
2PeM.3.withfained  words  make merchan.of you 
Rcu.2.23.  giw  unto  every  one  of  you  according  to 

Over  3Jok> 
Lev.z6.\6\  will  evenappoint  over  yoa  terrour 
i7.they  that  hate  you  (hall  reign  over  you 
Vent.  1 . 1 J  -I  will  make  them  rulers  over  you 
1 5.  and  made  them  heads over yoa 
28.6  3  .rejoyced  over  you  to  doe  you  good 

will  re  Joyce  ova  you  to  deftroy  you 
fudg.8.2$  .f3id  unto  them,I  will  not  rule  over  you 
neither  fhall  my  [on  rule  over  you 
the  Lord  fhall  rule  over  you 
o.i.reign  over  yoa,  or  that  one  reign  over  you 
1 5  .if  in  truth  ye  anoint  me  king  over  you 
1  Sam.1. 1  r  .man. of  the  king  that  (hall  reign  ov.y. 
ii.i.hase  made  a  king  over  yoa 

1 3 .  the  Lord  hath  fee  a  king  over  you 
z  Sam.  3 .  17.H1  time  paft  to  be  king  over  you 
z  Ch/o.19.11.  Amariahthe  chief  prieft  is  overyoa 
Jer.6. 17.  alfo  I  fet  watchmen  overyoa 
E^('.io.3  3.fury  powred  out  will  I  rule  over  you 
Hag.  1 .1  o.  the  heaven  over  you  is  ftayed  from  you 
Ui\e  \  z.  1 4-me  a  judge,or  a  diviner  overdo*  . 
Kfl«2.t>.s4.1inihall  not  have  dominion  overyoa 

1  Cor.9.  1  zht  partakers  of  this  power  over  you 

2  Cor.  1  1.2.  I  am  jealous  over  you  with  a  godly  jea. 
1  Ibef-i-T-wt  were  comforted  ova  you  in  all 

y.  1 2.and  are  ova  you  in  the  Lord 
Hcb.  13.7.  them  w  hich  have  the  dominion  ov.  you 
1 7. obey  them  that  have  the  rule  over  you 
24>falute  al  them  that  have  the  rule  over  you 
lteliyou,Seet&ti\. 
Through  yon* 
Row.2.24.blafphemed  among  theGen.throughyoa 

To  or  untoyoUt 
GcB.1.29.  to  you  it  fhall  be  for  meat 
io.8.1et  me  bring  them  out  unto  you 
22.  ?.yondcr,and  come  again  untoyoa 
34.9.  and  take  our  daughters  unto  yoa 
•    16.  then  will  we  give  oar  daughters  untoyo* 
41.5  5. what  he  faith  unto yoa,doe 
42.1 4.that  is  it  that  I  fpake  unto  yoa 

22.fpake  I  not  unto  yo«,  faying 
43. 23. he  faid,  Peace  be  to  you 
45. 1 2.  it  is  my  mouth  that  fpeaketh  unto  you 
Exod-i .13.  God  of  your  fath.  hath  fent  me  toyoa 
14.I  am,  hath  fent  me  untoyoa 
1  J.God  of  Jacob  hath  fent  me  untoyou 
ie>.feen  that  which  is  done  to  you  in 
6.7.  and  I  will  be  toyou  a  God 
7.4.but  Pharaoh  fhall  not  hearken  untoyoa 

o.when  Pharaoh  fhall  fpeak  untoyaa,  faying 
1 1. 9. Pharaoh  fhall  not  hearken  untoyoa 
i2.2.thismoneth  fhall  be  unto  you  the  beginn. 
1 3.bloud  fhall  be  to  you  for  a  token 
14. this  day  fhall  be  untoyoa  for  a  memorial 
i6.fhall  be  an  holy  convocation  toyoa 
26. when  your  children  fhall  fay  unto  you 
14.13  .which  he  will  fhew  to  you  to  day 

2  0.23.  neither  (hall  ye  make  untoyoa  gods  of 
24. 14.  untill  we  come  againc  untoyoa 
26.3  3.vaile  fhall  divide  unto  yoa  between  the 

3  0.3  2.it  fhall  be  holy  vmtoyou 
36.it  mail  be  toyoa  moft  holy 

J      3i.i4.foritisholyuntoyo« 


Zeci}.6.i  5. Lord  of  holts  hath  fent  me  unto  you 
Afr^.i.6.faiththe  Lord  of  hofts  untoyoa 

2  4.that  I  have  fent  this  commandtm.unto yon 
4.2.but  untoyoa  that  fear  rny  Name,  lliall 
Ate.5.i8.verily  I  fay  unto  j-o«,Tiil  heav.  &  earth 
20.I  fay  untoyoa,  That  except  yourrighteo. 

2  2.I  fay  untoyo.v,That  whofoever  is  angry 
28.I  fay  unto yoa,That  whofoever  looketh 

3  2.I  fay  unto  yo«,That  whofoever  fhall  put 
34.I  fay  unto you,S  wear  not  at  all 
39.I fay  unto  yoa,That  ye  refill  net  evill 
44.I  fay  untoyoa,  Love  your  enemies 

6.3  3, all  things  fhall  be  added  unto  you 

Laltf  1 2.  3 1 . 
7. 1 2.that  men  fhould  doe  toyou,  doe  ye  even 

Lu\z6.  J 1. 
j>.29.according  to  your  faith  be  it  unto  you 
1 2.28.kingdorr>e  of  God  is  come  vmtoyou 
13.1  i.becaufe  it  is  given  untoyoa  to  know  the 
Mar^^.u.  LuJicS.10. 
27.20.verily  I  fay  untoyoa,lf  ye  have  faith 
20. 3  2.  what  will  ye  that  I  fhould  doe  untoyoa 
26.15.  an£l  I  will  deliver  him  untoyoa 
27.17.whom  will  ye  that  I  releafe  untoyou 
2 r. that  I  releafe  untoyou?  They  faid,Barab. 
Mcvi\  4.24.be  meafured  toyou  ;  untoyou  that  hear 

16. 7. fee  him,as  he  faid  unto  yon 
Lu\e  2. 1  l.unto you  is  born  this  day  a  Saviour 
12. this  fhall  be  a  figne  unto  yoa 
6.3  3. do  good  to  them  which  do  good  to  you 
7.3  2.we  have  piped  untoyo#,and  ye  have  not 

we  have  mourned  unto yoa,and  ye  have 
1  c9.kingd.0f  G.  is  coaie  nigh  to  you    Ve.  i  1 . 

20.tlw.tthe  fpirits  are  fubjeft  unto  you 
1 1 .4 1 .  aH  things  are  clean  untoyoa 
22.29.I  appoint  untoyoa  a  kingdome 
24. 6. remember  how  he  fpake  untoyoa  when 
j6.faith  unto  them,Peace  be  untoy«« 
44.thefe  are  the  words  which  I  fpeak  untoyoa 
John  6.6  3. words  that  I  fpeak  untoyo«,they  are 
8.2 {.that  I  faid  untoyoa  from  the  beginning 
10.26.not  of  my  fhetp,as  1  faid  untoyoa 
1 3. 1  y.fhould  doe,as  I  have  done  untoyou 
14.1 8. 1  will  come  toyoa 

25. thefe  things  have  I  fpoken  untoyou 
26.  whatfoever  I  have  faid  untoyoa 
27-my  peace  I  give  untoyoa,not  as  the 
28.and  come  again  unto  you 
1  J. 3. which  I  have  fpoken  untoy»« 
7.  and  it  fhall  be  done  unto  you 
1  i.thefe  things  have  I  fpoken  unto  you 

Chap.  16.  1/33 
21. all  thefe  things  will  they  doe  untoyou 
ifi.e.becaufe  I  have  faid  thefe  things  unto  you 
7. the  Comforter  will  not  come  unto  you 
i4.and  fhall  fhew  it  unto  you 
20.io.faithuntothem,Peace  be  untoyou  ■ 
21.  to  them  again,  Peace  be  unto/o« 
26.and  faid,  Peace  be  unto  you 
Acts  2.29.  let  me  freely  fpeak  untojw* 
3  9-for  the  promife  is  unto yoa,  and  to 
3.i4.defired  a  murderer  to  be  granted  unto  you 
20. which  befofe  was  preached  untoyou 
22.LordyourGodraifeup  unto  you  of  one 

Chap.7-37' 
26.untoj,o«  firft,God  having  raifed  up  his 
4.19.  to  hearken  untoyo#  more  then  unto  God 
io.z9.thereforecamel  untoyou  without 
\S.z6xoyou  is  the  word  of  this  falvation  fent 
17. 23. him  declare  I  untoyou 
Rom.  1 . 1 5. to  preach  the  gofpel  to  you  which  are 

1  Cor.9.2.yet  doubtleffe  I  am  toyou  for 
1 1 .2.  as  I  delivered  them  tojw* 
14.36.or  came  it  unto _y»«  only 

2  Cw^.i.epiftles  of  commendation  toyou 
5.12.  we  commend  not  our  felves  again  toj/tffl 
6.i8.and  will  be  a  Father  untojww 
8.i7,of  his  own  accord  he  went  untojw« 
9.  j.that  they  fhould  goe  before  unto;>»« 
1  o.  1 3  .a  meafure  to  reach  even  unto  you 

i4.as  though  we  reached  not  untoyou 

come  as  far  as  tojuwalfoin  preaching 
Pfci/.,i.28.but  to  you  of  falvation,and  that  of 

29.untoyo«  it  is  given  in  the  behalf 
1  Thcf.  1.5. our  gofpel  came  not  unto_yo»in  word 
and  it  fhall  be  dark  unto  you  I  2  Thef.  1 . 1 7-to  you  who  are  troubled ,reft  with  us 

Hf  &.  1 3.19-that 


tf.glory  of  the  Lord  fhall  appear  untoyou 
1 1.4.  not  the  hoof,he  is  uncleane  unto  you 

Ver.  5,6,7. 
8.ye  not  touch  :  they  are  unclean  toyou 

Verfe2  8. 

10.  they  fhall  be  an  abomination  untoyou 

Ver.  11,20,23. 
1 2.  that  fhall  be  an  abomination  untoyou 
27. thefe  are  uncleane  unto  you 
29.thefe  alfo  fhall  be  unclean  unto  you 

Verfe  3 1 . 
3  J.  fhall  be  unclean  untojo« 
16.29.  a  ftatute  for  ever  untoyou 
3  i.ic  fhall  be  a  fabbath  of  reft  unto  you 
34.an  everlafting  ftatute  untoyou 
19.23  .be  as  uncisxurncifed  untoyou 
20.24.1  will  give  it  untoyfftf  eo  poffefle  it 
23.10.  into  the  land  which  I  have  given  toyo» 
1  j.count  unto_yw  from  the  morrow  after 
21.it  may  be  an  holy  convocation  untoyou 
27.it  fhall  be  an  holy  convocation  unto  you 
36.eighthdayfhallbean  holy  con.  unto  you 
2y.10.it  fhall  be  a  jubile  untoyou 

1  i.a  Jubile  fhall  that  fiftieth  yeer  be  to  you 
1 2.  it  iliall  be  holy  unto  you 
26.9.for  I  will  have  refpeft  unto  you 
16. 1  alfo  will  doe  this  unto  you 
24.1  alfo  walk  contrary  unto  yoa 
28.tb.en  I  wil  walk  contrary  unto^ow  alfo  in 
Num.  10.8.  they  fhall  be  to  you  for  an  ordinance 
io.that  they  may  be  tojo«  for  a  memoriall 
1 1.20-and  it  fhall  be  loatbfome  untojw* 
1 5.39.  it  fhall  be  untojW4  for  a  fringe 
1 8-4.a  ftranger  fhall  not  come  nigh  untoyou 

6.  to  you  they  are  given  as  a  gift  for  the  Lord 
28.3i.theyfhallbe  unto  you  without  blemifh 
3  3.56.  thatl  fhall  doe  untoyou  as  I  thought  to 
Deut.i.tf.  nor  give  ear  unto  .yea 

3 0.1 8.1  denounce  unto  jw*  this  day>that  ye 
JopJ.  23 .1 2.goe  in  unto  them,and  they  to  you 
1 3. they  fhall  be  fn2res  and  traps  unto  yen 

1  Sam.n-9.3s  they  have  been  toyou 
6.2i.  and  fetch  it  uptoyua 

1 1.  io.to  morrow  we  will  come  untoyou 

doe  with  us  all  that  feemeth  good  toyou 
i4.9.tarry  untill  we  come  to  yoa 
18.23  .feemeth  it  toyou  a  light  thing  to  be  a  ki. 

2  Kjn.t7.13,  fent  untoyou  by  my  fervants  the  pro. 
2  Chro.  1 9. 1  o.what  caufe  foever  fhall  come  to  yoa 

28. 10. for  bond-men  and  bond-wom.untojw 
Neh.6. 3.1eave  it,and  come  down  untojwa 

13.27.fhaH  we  then  hearken  unto you,to  do  all 
■Job  f.28.  it  is  evident  unto  you  if  I  lie 

1 2.3. 1  am  not  inferiour  unto^ :  yea3  who 

Chap.  13.2. 
32.1 2  .yea,  I  attended  unto  you 
42.8.take  untoyou  now  feven  bullocks,  and 
Pro.  1.23-powre  out  my  fpirit  unto  you 

make  known  my  words  unto  you 
8.4.  unto yoa,0  men,  I  call 
ifa.zi.  10.  have  I  declared  untoyoa 
29.1  i.vifion  of  all  is  become  untoyflK 
30. 1 3.this  iniquity  fhall  beto^oa  asabrezch 
18.  that  he  may  be  gracious  unto  you 
Jer.j.zi.th&t  it  maybe  well  untoyou 

10. 1. which  the  Lo.  fpeaketh  unto_yoa,  O  houfe 
-     2j.f .  Lord  hath  given  untojw/,and  to  your  fa. 
z6 . 1 4.as  feemeth  good  and  meet  unto  you 
27.9.wch  fpeak  unto yaa/aying,  Ye     Ver.14. 
29. 1 2.and  1  will  hearken  untoyou 

27.maketh  himfelf  aprophet  toyou 
3  f.  14.I  have  fpoken  unto  y9#,rifing  early 
42.10.of  the  evill  that  I  haye  done  untoyou 
1 2.1  will  fhew  mercies  unto  you 
21  for  the  which  he  hath  fent  me  unto  you 
44. 23.  therefore  this  evill  is  happened  unto  you 
£^•14.1 2.they  fhall  come  forth  untoyou 
3£-7.and  I  will  turn  untoj>ff« 
47. 22.by  lot  for  an  inheritance  unto  you 
Dan.3. q.to  yoa  it  is  commandeds  O  people 
4.1  .the  earth,Peace  be  multiplied  unto  yoa 

Chap.6.2f, 
Joanh  i.i2.fo  fhall  the  feabe  calm  unto  yoa 
Micah  3.6.  therefore  night  fhall  be  untojwa 


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Heb.  1 3 .  i 9-that  I  m-y  be  reftorcd  to  yon  the  fooner 
i  Pet.i.iz. which  are  now  reported  untoyon 

2  5.  which  by  the  gofpel  ij  preached  unto  you 
z.y.untoyou  therefore  which  belee»e  he  is 
Kev.z.z^MtizoyouI  fiy,As  many  ashavcnoc 
I  fay  mitoym,  See  j!§)a£. 
Told  )>OU,See€olO, 
Towards  you, 
Jer.z9.10. perform  my  good  word  towards  jw# 
1  i.I  know  che  thoughts  that  I  think  tow; 
Hof.  j.i. for  judgement  is  towards^ 
z  Cor.  1. 1 8.  our  word  low.you,  was  not  yea  &  nay 
7<4.great  ismy  boldnefie  of  fpeechtowards)W# 

1  j.inward  affection  is  more  abund.  tow- yon 
9.8. to  make  all  grace  abundant  towards^/* 

I  o.  1  .being  abfent,am  bold  tow  ard  yon 

I I  -4.by  the  power  of  God  toward  yon 

1  T/jf/lj.ii.evenas  wedoe  towards  yon 
under  ^oo. 

Amos  z.  i_j.behold,I  am  prefed  under  yon 
On  or  upony  oil, 

Exod.  f.zi.the  Lordlook  up. ,n;w,and judge 
1 2. 1  j  .plague  fhall  not  be  u  pon  you  to  deftroy 
j  2.19. may  beffow  upon  jfltf  abieffingthis  day 

Lev.  io.9.anointingoile  of  the  Lord  isuponyou 
19.28.  nor  print  any  narks  upon  yon 
26.21. bring  feven  times  moe  plagues  uponjw* 

2  J.I  will  bring  afford  uponyou 
Num.16. $.ye  take  too  much  uynyon       Ver  .7. 
De«r.7.7.Lord  did  not  fct  his  love  uponjo« 

29.  j.clothis  are  not  waxen  old  upon  yon 
fojh.13.1 j  .as  all  good  things  are  come  upon  yon 
z  Sam.  1. 2 1,  neither  let  there  be  rain  upon  yon 

2  Cfo-o.io.ii.put  an  heavy  yoke  upon  you,  I  will 
19.7.  letthefeareof  rhe  LordbeupJon)W« 
28. 1 1. fierce  wrath  of  God  is  uponjw; 

Neh.4, iz.  they  will  be  upon  you 

1j.21.doe  foagaine>I  will  lay  hands  onyou 
Job  ij.  1 1.  and  his  dread  fall  upon  yon 
Pfal.izg.8.the  bleffing  of  the  Lord  be  upon  you 
P>'3.i.27.and  anguifhcoineth  uponyou 
I/a.zf. lo.Lord  hath  powred  outupi  nyou  rhefpi. 

30.18. that  he  may  have  mercy  uponjw* 
y«?*.J.i2.caufemine  anger  to  fill  uponjo« 
5.1  j.I  will  bring  a  nation  uponjw*  from  far 
1  j.  1 4.vvhich  fhall  burn  upon  you 
z  3.  2. 1  will  vifituponjw*  the  erill  of  your 
1 7  .no  evill  fhall  come uponyou 
40.bringan  everlafting  reproach  uponyou 
40. j. therefore  this  thing  is  come  uponjw« 
42.f2.thathe  may  have  mercy  upon  you 
1 8. my  fury  be  powred  forth  upon^o« 
E?g\.  j.  1 8. 1  will  increafe  the  famine  uponyou 
6  j.I  will  bring  a  fword  upon  jw« 
22.2 1. blow  upon  you  in  the  fire  of  my  wrath 

22. powred  out  my  fury  uponjw 
2j.49.recompenfe  your  lewdneffe  uponyou 
jff.io.I  will  multiply  men  uponjwas 

1 1. 1  will  multiply  upon^oa  man  &  beaft 
1  i.I  willcaufe  men  ro  walk  upon  you 
z  j.fprinkle  clean  water  uponyou 
29.and  lay  no  famine  upon jwa 
37.tf.and  I  will  lay  finews  uponyou 

and  will  bring  up  fiefh  uponyou 
Hofio.i  2. and  rain  righteoufneffe  uponyou 
Amos  4.2.the  dayes  fhall  come  uponyou,  that  he 
Jonah  1.1  2.  for  my  Oke  thk  great  tem.is  upon  you 
Z  epb. 1, z.dzy  of  the  Lords  anger  come  uponyou 
Mdl.z.z.l  will  even  fend  a  curfe  uponyou 
Mat. 1  i.29.rake  my  yoke  upon  you 

27, j  j.  th  it  upon  you  may  come  all  tberighte. 
Lu\e  1 1.  to.  kin;jdome  of  God  is  come  uponyou 
2 1. 1 1  they  fh  ill  lay  their  Bands  on  you 
3  4  that  day  come  upon  yon  un  wares 
24.49.fenH  the  promifeofmy  father  upon  yon 
John  i2.j5.1eftdarkncffe  come  uponyou 
Acls  1. 8. after  the  holy  Ghoft  is  tome  upon  yon 
1  Coj-^.jf.not  that'I  may  caftafn.are  ufonyou 
Gal  4.1  i.kfll  have  beftowed  upon.tw  labour 
Jam.  j.i.for  your  mifery  that  fhall  come  uponyou 
1  P#.4. 14. fpirit  of  God  refterh  uponyon 
Ke^.2.24.1  will  put  uronjwa  no  other  burden 

with  yoa. 

Geng.g.l  will  eftabljfh  my  covenant  with  yon 

Verfe  11. 
1  o.with  every  creature  whhyou       Ver.i  2. 


2  j  .4.  am  a  ftranger  and  a  fojourner  with  you 

poffeif.  of  a  burying  place  with  you 
34.  i6.we  will  dwell  mthyou,zii&  we  will  bee. 
42.3  8.  my  fon iliall  not  goe  down  viithyou 
43-3-  except  yourbrotherbe  withjo^     Ver.j 
44.2j.youngeftbrother  comedown  with_yo« 
48.21.but  God  fhall  be  withjWi! 
£Mi.io.24let  your  little  ones  alfogo  whhyou 
ij.ig.catry  up  my  bones  away  h:nce  v/hhyou 
20.22.  that  I  have  talked  vihhyon  from  heaven 
24.8.  which  the  Lord  hath  made  with  you  con. 
il.beholdjAaronand  Hur  are  with  you 
letup. 34-tbe  ftranger  that  dwelleth  wkhyon 
25. 45.of  their  families  that  are  vtithyM 
26.p.and  eftablifh  my  covenant  whhyou 
Num.i.^.whhyou  there  fhall  be  a  man  of  every 
5.  names  of  the  men  that  fhal  ftand  whhyou 
1 5.  I4.if  a  ftranger  fojoarne  withjoajor 
1 j.alfo  for  the  ftranger  that  fojourn.withj'oa 
16  for  the  ftranger  that  fojourneth  with  you 
i7.4.wherel  will  meet  whhyou 
22.1  j. to  give  me  leaee  to  goe  with  yon 
3  2.29.will  paffe  with  you  over  Jordan,every 
De«f.4.2j.  which  he  made  with  you 
J.J  j. that  it  may  be  well  with  you 
9. 8.  was  angry  withjw*,  to  have  deftroyed 
9. the  covenant  whkh  the  Lord  made  wi.you 
io.fpake  with  you  in  the  mount.out  of 
ii.12.no  part  nor  inheritance  whhyou 
20.4.the  Lord  your  God  is  he  thatgoeth  w.yon 
»9-i4-neitherwitht'o«  only  doe  I  make  this 
3  i.27.while  I  am  yet  alive  wi;h  you  this  day 
/#-4.  J.ye  (hall  carry  tfv  m  ever  with  you 

7-iz.  neither  will  I  be  with  you  any  more,exc. 
9. 7. how  (hull  we  make  a  leigue  whhyou 

1  r. take  victuals  '-vhhyon  for  the  journey 
24.8.and  ihey  fought  with  you 

Judg.z.i.l  will  never  break  my  covenant  wkhj>. 
Ruth  i.8.the  Lord  deal  kindly  whhyou 
2«4.the  Lord  be  withyou 

1  Saw.  1 1. 2. condition  will  I  makeacov.  withjw* 
i2.?.that  I  mayreafon  with  you  before  the 
22.j.and  be  with  you  till  I  know  what  God 
23. 23. and  I  will  goe  whhyou 

z  Sam.  1  j.27.intothecity,&  your  2.fons  whhyou 
16. 10.  what  have  I  to  doe  whhyou 

Chap.  19.  22. 
i8.2.goe  forth  with  you  my  felfe  alfo 

2  J(/a.io.2.feeingyour  maftcrs  fons  are  with  you 

2  j .  that  there  be  here  with  you  none  of  your 
1 7.  j  8. covenant  that  I  have  made  with  you 
1 8.27.  drink  their owne  piffc  with  you 

lfa.l6, 12. 

2j.24.andh  (hall  be  well  withjM* 
i  Chro.zz,  1 8.is  not  the  Lord  your  God  whhyou 
2  Cbro.i  j. 8. there  are  with  you  golden  calves 

1  j.2.ihe  Lord  is  with  you  while  ye  be  with  him  ; 

19.6.  who  is  whhyou  in  the  judgement 

20.i7.feethefalvationof  the  Lord  withjyfM 


29. when  I  drink  it  new  with  j<«  in  my 
jy.I  fat  daily  whhyou  teaching  in  thetemp. 
,„,„,    ,.     T       ^»'*  14.40- £'.'^2  2.  j  j". 
28.20.  and  loe,I  am  with^«  alWay 
Lulp  22.i  k.xo  eat  this  paffcover  with  you  before  I 

24.44.  while  I  was  yet  witb;w< 
John  7.  j  3.  yet  a  little  while  I  am  with  yon 

Chap.i?.??, 
12.3j.yeta  little  while isthe light  with^« 
M-9'have  I  been  fo  long  with ^«,and  yet 
1 6".that  he  may  abide  withjvo*  for  ever 
17- he  dwelletb  withjw,  and  fhall  be  in  you 
2  J.bcing yet  prefent  whhyou 
27.peace  I  leave  with  you 
3o.hereafter  I  will  not  talk  much  with  yoa 
i6.4.becaufe  I  was  whhyou 
Alls  i8.i4.reafon  would  that  I  fhculdbearw.Wtf 
20.18.been  withiw*  at  all  feafons 
26-8.be  thought  a  thing  incredible  with^« 
28.20.tofeeyou,and  tofpeak  withjo« 
Rom.i.iz.may  be  comforted  together  whhyou 
1 J  3  2.and  may  with  you  be  refrefhed 

3  3  the  peace  of  God  be  witbj»o«  all.  Amen 
ifi.zo.gtace  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift  be  w.you 
Ver.24. 1C0r.16.z2. 
1  tor. 2. 3.1  was  withjott  in  weaknefle  &  in  fear 
4.8.that  we  alfo  might  reigne  with  you 
9.23.  that  Imight  be  partakers  thereofwith  you 
i£.6.and  winter  with you,thzt  ye  may  bring 
7.butl  rmft  to  tarry  a  while  with_yo« 
lo.fee  that  he  may  be  withjw  without  feare 
24-my  love  be  witli^ow  all  in  Chrift  Jefus 

2Cflr.i.ii.nowhewhichetta.uswithj'ffainCh. 
4.  H-and  fhall  prefent  us  withjoa 
7. 3. in  our  hearts  to  die  and  live  with yoit 
H. 9.  when  I  was  prefent  with  jo«,and  wanted 
13a  1. and  peace  fhall  be  with  you 

M-commun.  of  the  holy  Ghoft  be  with  you 
G«/-2.j.truthofthegofpel  might  continue  w.yon 
4. 1 8. not  only  when  I  am  prefent  whhyou 
20.I  defire  to  be  prefent  whhyou,  now 
Pbil.i.z  j. and  continue  with  you  all 
*•' 7-1  joy  and  rejoyce  with youa\l 
4-9.peace  of  God  fhall  be  with  you 

13. grace  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chrift  be  wi.jw* 
1  Tbef.i.zS.zThef.i.iS. 
Col.i.  j.yet  I  am  with_y<w  in  the  Spirit 
4.18.  grace  be  with  you.  Amen 

rur  1      ,      *r"*-4-i*.ttto3.ij. 

1  Tbcl.>.^.  verily  when  we  were  with you,we  told 
z  Thf.z.s.thzt  when  I  was  wirhyff#3I  told  you 
3.  i.be  glorified,  even  as  it  is  with  you 
10. even  when  we  were  whhyou,this 
i6.the  Lord  be  with  you  all.  Amen 
Heb.  1 2.7.God  dealeth  with  you  as  with  fons 

i3.2j.gracebewithj'()«all.  Amen 
1  Pet.  j.  1 3  .elected  together  with  you  faluteth  you 
14.  peace  be  whhyou  all  that  are  in  Chrift 
/  2  Pet. 2.i  3. while  they  feaft  withjw* 


for  the  Lord  will  be  with  you  J  iJobn  3. grace  be  withjw^mercy  and  peace 
28.  ro.are  there  not  withjWj  even  witbjw/,fins    ^^.  2  2. 21. grace  of  our  Lord  Jefus  Chr.be  wi  .you 


Ex>'a  4.2.  let  us  build  whhyou 

Job  i2.2.and  wifdome  fhall  die  with^o« 

4i.8.1eft  I  deale  withjwa  after  your  folly 
JA-JS-3-  make  an  everlal'ting  covenant  with)Wi( 
Jer.z.9. wherefore,  I  will  yet  plead  with^a 
J.  18. not  make  a  full  end  withjyo« 
1 8.6.  cannot  I  doe  with  you  as  this  potter 
29.16.not  gone  forth  with  you  into  captivity 
40.9.  and  it  fhall  be  well  with  you 
42.n.forl3m  withjwa  tofaveyou 
£\e.2o.3  j.thrre  will  I  plead  with  _yo«  face  to  face 
j6.fo  will  I  plead  withjwa, faith  the  Lord 
44. when  I  have  wrought  with  jwafor  my 
47. 22.have  inheritance  whhyou  among  the 
Joel  z.16.  tb.-u  hath  dealt  wonderfully  whhyou 
Amos  j.  14. the  God  of  hofts  fhall  be  with_ytf« 
Hag.  1. 1 4.I  am  withj/9«,faith  the  Lord 
2.4.1am  whhyou,  faith  the  Lord  of  hofls 
j.wo'rd  that  I  covenanted  whhyou,  when 
Zecb. 2,  z  staying,  We  will  goe  with  you 

we  have  heard  that  God  is  whhyou 
Mat.1y.ft7.how  long  fhal!  I  be  withtw* 

Mar\  9-19.  Lu\e  9.41. 
z6. 1  '1 -ye  have  the  poor  alwayes  with  you, 

John  12.  8. 


r/hkin  yon, 
£^.n.i9.Iwillputanewfpiritwithin^« 

Chap.  36.26 
36.27.I  will  put  my  fpirit  within  you 
Lu\t  i7ai.thekingdoa»eof  God  is  within  you 

3>oarff, 
G«2.4f  ,20.good  of  the  land  of  all  Egypt  is  yours 
Deut.i  i.24.foles  of  your  feet  fhall  tread  fhalbe^. 
Jojh.  2. 1 4.men  anfwercd  her,0  ur  life  for  yours 
z  Chro.zo.  1  j.battell  is  not yours,hut  Gods 
Jet.  j. 19. in  aland  that  is  not  yours 
Luke  6.20.  for  yours  is  the  kingdome  of  God 
John  1  j.  20.  they  will  keep  yours  alfo 
t  C0A3.21.for  all  things  are  yours 

2  2.or  things  to  comesall  art  yours 
8.9.this  liberty  of  yours  become  a  ftumbling 
1 6. 1 8.they  have  refrefhed  my  fpirit  and  yours 
z  Cor.  1 2. 1 4.for  I  feck  not)WJ,but  you 
))oong. 

G^.i9-4.compaffe<i  the  houfe  both  old  and  young 
3 1.3 8.  thy  fhe-goats  have  not  caft  theh young 
3  3. 1 3. flocks  and  herds  with yoxng  are  with  me 

Exod.io.g.wc  will  goe  with  our  young,  and  with 
23.26.therefnall  nothing  caft  thehyoimg 

Lcv.zz.z8.not  killit,and  her  young  both  in  one 
Dcut.z2.6.nr>A 


Y  O  U       YOU 


YOU       YOU 


YOU       Z A   B 


D cut, zz. 6. and  the  dam  fittingupon  the  young 

not  take  the  dam  with  the  young 
7,and  take  thzyoungto  thee 
28 .  50  nor  (hew  favour  to  the  young 
3  2 . 1 1 .  (he  fluttereth  over  het  young 
Jojh,6.zi  .utterly  deftroyed  bothyoimg  and  old 
i  <T*«8.9.ii.they  found  young  maidens  going  out 
i  Sam,  9. 1  2.  Mephibofhcth  had  a. young  fon  w  hofe 
1  c%o. 2 2. 5. Solomon  my  fon  is  young  and  tender 

29.i.isyet}WZgandtender,andthe   . 
z  Cbro.ii-7.  when  Rehoboam  wzsyoung  and  ten. 

34.3.wbile  he  was  yet  young,he  began 
Either  3. 1 3  •  to  perifh  all  Jewes,  both  you.  and  old 
fob  ?  i.6.and  faid,  I  am  young 
pfal  37.2  J.  I  have  been  J0«Kg, and  now  am  old 
78.7  i.from  following  the  ewes  great  with  you. 
84. 5.  where  fhe  may  lay  het  young 
if  a.  2.0.4  lead  away  the  Ethiopians  czpt.you.8c  old 

40.1 1  .gently  feed  thofe  that  are  with  young 
Jer.\  1  •  1  *.t or  the  young  of  the  flock,  and  for  the 

5  i.n.break  in  pieces  old  and  young 
Ltim.z.zi.theyoungand  old  lie  on  the  ground  in 
E^cli  9-6.  flay  utterly  old  andyoung 

i7-4.he  ciopt  off  the  top  of  his  young  twigs 

ii.crop  off  from  the  top  of  his  young  twigs 
3  i.6.beafts  of  the  field  bring  forth  their  young 
Mar\  j.t<;-whok  young  daughter  had  an  unc.fpir. 
John  z  i.i8.wben  thou  waftja^thou  girdedft 

yonn$a]]e,or  affes. 

lfa.}0.6.  riches  upon  the  (houlders  of young  affes 

24.  ihey:>ung  affes  fhall  eat  clean  provender 

John  12.14- Jefus  when  he  had  found  ajwzgaffe 

ywno,buUocli,  See UBuilock. 

young  bullocks. 

Num.  28 . 1 1 .  offer  wo  young  bullocks,  &  one  rata 

Ver.  19,27. 
EXfa  6-9-they  have  need  of,bothja0»g  bullocks 

■^OUttg  calf. 

Lev. 9.1.  take  thee  ajw«wcalf  fora  fin-offering 

young  child,  See  ChllO. 

"))0Ung  children,  See  CbJlDicn. 

■young  cow. 

1/0.7.1 1. that  a  man  fhall  nourifh  ayoungcovr 

■young  dromedaries. 
E^her  8.10.  letters  by  riders  on  young  dromedaries 

young  eagles. 
Pro.20.17. the  young  eagles  (hall  eat  it 

young  hart. 
Cant.z.o.  my  beloved  is  like  a  younghm 
17.  and  be  thou  like  zyoung  hart  that 

Chap.  8. 14. 
young  lion,ot  lion<,See  i.fon,or  ILionflf. 
young  man,  See  $$m. 
young  men,  See  fl^en, 
young  one. 
Deut.  28.57.her  eyes  fhall  be  evill  tow. her  you.one 
Zcch.  1 1 . 1 6  .neither  fhall  feek  the  young  one 

young  ones. 
Deut.zz.6.vihethet  they  be  young  ones  or  egs 
Job  3 8-4 1.  when  hisyoung  ones  cry  unto  God,they 
3 9. 3.  they  bring  forth  their  young  ones 
4.their_yff«»g  ones  are  in  good  liking 
1 6.  fhe  is  hardened  againft  het  young  ones 
30. her  young  ones  alfo  fuck  up  bloud 
lfa.it. 7.  their  young  ones  (hall  lie  down  together 
Lam.4.3. they  give  fuck  to  their  young  ones 

young  pigeon. 
Gen. 1 5.9.3  turtle  dove3and  a  young  pigeon 
Lev.  1 2.£.bring  zyoung  pigeon  for  a  fin-offering 

young  pigeons. 
Lcv.i.t  4-bring  his  offering  —  of  young  pigeons 
$.7 .(hill  bring  twoyoung  pigeons  unto  the  Lo, 
1 1. be  not  able  to  bring— twoyoung  pigeons 
1 2. 8. (lie  (lull  bring  two  turtles,or  two  yo.  pig. 
14. 22. or  twoj9OTgpigeons,fuchas  he  is  able 
^o.offerthe  one— of  the  twoyoung  pigeons 
1 5.1 4.take  ro  him  two  turtle  doves /n-  twoy.p. 
29.  (he  fhall  take  unto  her —  two  young  pige. 
Num.6. 16. he  (hall  bring— twoyoung  pigeons  to 
Lukj:  2.24.  a  pair  of  turtle  doves,or  twojw.pigeons 

young  ravens. 
Pfal.  147.9.  giveth  food  to  the  young  ravens  which 

young  roes. 
C/K«.4.5.brefts3re  like  twojff.roes        Chap.7.3. 

young  virgin. 
1  Kjn.  1.  i.befought  for  my  lord  the  ki.zyo.  virgin 


young  virgins. 

fudg.zi.iz.they  found  four  hundt. young  virgins 

Eftber  2.2.  fair  young  virgins  fought  for  the 

3. gather  together  all  the  fair  young  virgins 

young  unicorn. 

Pfal.  29.6\Lebanon  &  Syrion  like  zyoung  unicorn 

young  woman. 
Ruih  4.1 2.frrill  give  thee  of  thisyoung  woman 

young  women.. 
Titus  2.4.  may  teach  theyoung  women  to  be  fbber 

younger. 
Ge».9.24.knew  what  hisyounger  fon  had  done 
19.3 1. the  firft-born  faid  to  the  you.     Ver»34. 
3  ^.younger  arofe,  and  lay  with  him 
l%.the  younger,  fhealfd  bare  a  fon,and  called 
15.43. the  elder  (hall  ferve  the  younger 
27. 1 5. put  them  upon  Jacob  her  younger  fon 
41.  fhe  fent  and  called  Jacob  her  younger 
Z9.i6fazmeof  theyounger  was  Rachel 

18.I  will  ferve  feven  yetrs  for  Rach.thy  you. 
z6.to  give  theyounger  before  the  firft-born 
43.29.is  this  your  younger  brother  ,of  whom  ye 
48. 14.cn  Ephraims  head,who  was  theyounger 
l^.his  younger  brother  fhall  be  greater 
Judg.i.iz.  Othniel  Calebs  younger  broth,  took  it 
3.o.even  Othnid  Czhh1;  younger  brother 
1 5.2.is  not  her  younger  (iff  er  fairer  then  fhe 
1  StfOT.14.49.tbe  name  of  theyounger  Michal 
1  C^o.24.3  i.over  againft  theiryo«»gerbrethren 
Job  30. 1. they  that  zreyounger  then  I,have 
E^.i  6.$6.thy younger  fifter  is  Sodom,and  her 

61. receive  thy  fifters,thine  elder,&  thy  youn- 
Lu\e  1  %.iz.younger  faid  to  his  father,  Father,  give 
1 3.  the  younger  fon  gathered  all  together 
22. 26. let  him  be  as  theyounger 
Kom.g.iz.  the  elder  (hall  ferve  theyounger 
1  Tim.f.  i.intreat  the  younger  men  as  brethren 
ntheyounge r  as  fifters,with  all  purity 
1 1. but  theyounger  widowes  refufe 
1 4. 1  will  that  theyounger  women  marry 
1  Pef  .5.5.1ikewife  ye  younger,  fubmit  your  felves 

yonngefi. 
Gen.^z.i  $.youn.h  this  day  with  our  fat.  Ver.3  2. 
1 5.except  your youngefl  brother  come 
20.bring your ja/«.brother  unto  me    Vc.34. 
43.3  3.  theyoungeft  according  to  his  youth 
44.2.filver  cup  in  the  facks  mou,  of  theyoungeft 
1 2 .  and  left  at  the  youngeft 
23.except  your  youngefl  brother  come  down 
26. if  out  youngeft  brother  be  with  us 
Jojh.6.z6.in  hisyoungeft  fon  he  fhall  fet  up 
Judg.y.j.yet  Jotham  theyoungeft  fon  was  left 
1  Sam.  16. 11  .there  remaineth  yet  theyoungeft 
17.14.and  David  wzs  the  youngeft 

1  Kin.  1tf.34.fet  up  the  gates  in  his youn.fon  Segub 

2  Chro.z1.17.fzse  Jehoahaz  thej'wzpe/^ofhis 

22. 1. made  Ahaziah  hisyoungeft  fon  king 
$>OUr0,See  after  you. 
youtrj. 
Gen.S.  2  i.of  mans  heart  is  evill  from  his  youth 
4 j. 3 3. theyoungeft  according  to  hisyouth 
46.34'  from  our  youth  even  untill  now 
Lev.zz.  1 3  .as  in  her  youth  (he  fhall  eat  of  her  fath. 
N«w.30.3.being  in  her  fathers  houfe  in  her  youth 

itf.being  yet  in  her  youth  in  her  fathers  houfe 
Judg.%. zo. the  youth  drew  not  his  fword,  for  he 
becaufe  he  was*yet  zyouth 

1  Sam,  1 7 . 3  3  .for  thou  art  but  zyouth,  and 

he  a  man  of  war  from  his  youth 
4 2. for  he  was  but  zyouth,znd  ruddy 
5  5. Abner,  whofe  fon  is  thisyouth 

2  Sam  19. 7.  that  befell  thee  from  thy  youth  untill 
1  I£i?2.i8.i2.fearithe  Lord  from  my  youth 

Job  13.26.topoff1.-ffe  the  iniquities  of  my  youth 
20. 11. his  bones  are  full  of  the  fin  of  his  youth 
29  4.  as  I  was  in  the  dayes  of  my  youth 
3  0.1 2. upon  my  right  hand  rife  the  youth 
3  i.i8.from  my  youth  he  was  brought  up  with 
33.25.he  fhall  return  to  the  dayes  of  his  youth 
36.1 4.they  die  in  youth,  and  their  life  is  among 

Pfal.  z  5. 7.  remember  not  the  fins  of  my  youth 
7 1.5.  thou  art  my  truft  from  my  youth 

17-thou  haft  taught  me  from  my  youth 
88. r  5.  and  ready  to  die  from  my  youth 
89.45. dayes  of  hisyouth  haft  thou  fhortned 
102,5. thy  youth  is  renewed  like  the  eagles 


1 10.3. thou  haft  the  dew  of thy  youth 
127.4^0  are  the  children  of  thy  youth 
1 29. 1. have  they  afflicted  me  from  my  youth 
144.12.as  plants  grown  up  in  their  youth 
Pro.z.  1 7.  which  forfakcth  the  guid  of  her  youth 

5.  i8.rejoyce  with  the  wife  of  thy  youth 
Ecclef.  1  i.9.rejoyce,  O young  man, in  tby  youth 

heart  chear  thee,in  the  dayes  of  thy  youth 
1  o. childhood  and  youth  are  vanity 
i2.i.remember  thy  Creator  in  the  da.of  thyjy.* 
//rf.47. 1 2.  whereirt'thou  haft  laboured  from  thy  y 
1 5>even  thy  merchants  from  thy  youth 
54.4.forget  the  fhame  of  thy  youth 
^.called  thee  as  a  wife  of  thy  youth 
fer. z.z.the  feindneffe  of  thyyouth,the  lore  of 
3.4.thouarttheguidof  my  youth      1 

24.  the  labour  of  our  fathers  from  our youth 
25. we  and  our  fathers  from  our  youth 
22.21.  been  thy  manner  from  thy  youth 
3  1. 1 9.I  did  bear  the  reproach  of  my  youth 
3  2. 3o.dpne  evill  before  me  from  theiryouth 
48. 1  i.Moab  hath  been  at  eafe  from  hisyouth 
Law.  3. 2 7. that  he  beare  the  yoke  in  hisyouth 
£^.4.14.  from  my  youth  till  now,  have  I  not      . 
1  tf.22.haft  not  remembred  the  dayes  of  thy  you 

Verfe43- 
oo.with  thee  in  the  dayes  of 'thy youth 
23. 3. committed  whoredoms  in  theiryouth 
8.  in  her  youth  they  lay  with  her 
i9.to  remembrance  the  dayes  of  hetyouth 
2 1 .  to  remembr.  the  lewdneffe  of  thy  youth 
for  the  paps  of  thy  youth 
Hof.z.  1 5-fing  there,as  in  the  dayes  of  her  youth 
Joel  1 . 8.  for  the  husband  of her  youth 
Zech.  1 3. 5.  to  keep  cattell  from  my  youth 
Afrf/.2.i4.between  thee,  and  the  wife  of  thy  youth 
1 5.treacheroufly  againft  the  wife  of  his  youth 
Mat.19.zo.zW  thefe  have  I  kept  from  myyouth 

Mart[  \o.zo.Lu\e  18.21. 
Ms  26.4.my  manner  of  life  from  ray  youth 

1  Tm.4.1 2. let  no  man  defpife  thy  youth 

youthful!, 

2  Tiw.2.22.fliealfo)w£&/«//lufls 

youths;. 

Pro.7.7.1  difcerned  among  theyouths,z  young 
//i.40.30.  even  the  youths  (hall  faint 

yboite,  See  JtootSe* 


z. 


2faanaun, 

Judg.4.1 1 .  pitched  his  tent  unto  the  plain  of  Zaa. 

^aanannfm, 
/0/6.19.33.  from  rillon  to  Zaanannim>&  Admai 

Jaanan. 
Micah  1. 1 1  .the  inhabitants  of  Zamtmaxae  not 

Saafcan. 
Gen.}  6.27.chil.of  Ezer — Bilhan,and  Zaa.va.ii 

JJabaD, 

1  Chro.  2. 3  6.  and  Nathan  begat  Zabad 

37.  and  Zabadhegzt  Ephlal 
7.21  .Zabad  his  fon,  Shuthelah  his  fon 
1 1.41. Zabadthe  fon  of  Ahlai 

2  Cbra.24.27.that  confpired  againft  him,Zab.  the 
E^a  io.27.Jeremoth,and Zabad,znd  Aziza 

\l.Zahad,  Eliphelet,Jeremai,Manafleh 
43.thefonsofNebo — ZabadyZeb'maJudzu 
2>aoba<. 
E^ra  10.28.  fonsalfo  ofBehzi^Zabbai,8c  Athlai 
Neb.  3 .  20.  after  him  Baruch  the  fon  of  Zab.  repair. 

gabDf. 
/«/&.7.i.Achan  the  fon  of  Carmi,  the  fon  of  Zab' 
17.  and  Zabdi  was  taken 
1 8  .the  fon  of  Zabdi, the  fon  of  2ierah,  of  the 
1  C/»"0.8.i9.Jakim,  and  Zichri,  and  Zabdi 
Neh.  1 1 .1 7.the  fon  of  Micha,the  fon  of  Zabdi 

5abtj(el, 
1  Chro.zy.z.  wasTalhobeam  the  fon  of Zabdiel 
Neh.  1 1 . 1 4.  and  their  overfeer  was  Zabdiel 

^abuo. 
1  Kjn.n.f.Zabud  the  fon  of  Nathan  was  principal 
Exw8.14.0f  thefons  of  Bigvai,Uthai,&  Zabud 

Jaccat. 
E^a  2-9.children  of  zaccai3  feven  hun.  &  threefc. 

Neh.  7. 14. 

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3accur. 

N«#*.i3.4.thetribt  ofRcub.Sham.thefbnofZa. 

i  Chro.n.i6hi\s  of  Mifhma :  Hamuel  — Zaccur 
24.27.fons  of  Merari — Zaccur,znd  Ibri 
2f  .z.the  fons  of  Afaph  :  Zaccur,and  Jofeph 
io.the  third  lot  came  forth  for  Zaccur 

Neh.j.z  next  to  them  builded  Zaccur 

10.1  z.and  their  brethren — Zaw,Sherebiah 
12.35. the  fon  of  Zaccur, thz  fonof  Afaph 
1  j. 1  j. next  to  them  was  Hanan  the  fonof  Za. 

5  acfcarteb,  called  $ac\)arta8 

zKjn.  14. zg.Zachariab  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
1  y.8.did  Zacbariab  reign  over  Il'rael 

1  i.reft  of  the  aits  of  Zacbariab,  behold,  they 
1 8 . 2 .  was  Abi  the  daughter  of  Zacbariab 

1  Chyo.i  $.i$. Zachariah— and  Jebiel  the  porters 

za..Zachariah,  &  Benaiah— were  door-keep. 
16.5  .and  nexe  to  him  Zacbariab 

2  Cbro.n.S.Zach.md  Jebiel,  rulers  of  the  houfe  of 
Neb. 1 1.41  -the  priefts  Zacbariab  and  Hananiah 
Mat.zi-l  5  -unto  the  bloud  of Zacharias 

Luke  i.f.named  Zacharias,  of  the  courfeof  Abia 
1  2.when  Zachari.  faw  him,  he  was  troubled 
1 2. fear  not,Zacharias,  for  thy  prayer  is  heard 
iS.Zacbarias faid  unto  the  angel?  Whereby 
2 1. the  people  waited  for  Zacharias 
40.entred  into  the  houfe  of  Zacharias 
59.  they  called  him  Zacharias,  after  the  name 
67. his  father  Zacharias  was  til  led  with 
5. 2. came  unto  John  the  fon  of  Zacharias 
1 1  .5  1 .  from  the  bloud  of  Abel  to  the  blo.of  Z. 
2>acher. 

1  dvo.8.3i.Gidor,and  Ahio,and  Zacher 

3aeheiMf. 

tube  i9.2.there  was  a  man  named  Zacheus 
^.Zacheus,make  hafte,and  come  down 
i.Zacheus  flood  ,and  faid  unto  the  Lord 
3ao<&. 

2  Sam.Z.ij.Zadokand  Abimelech  were  the  priefts 

1  y.24.1oe  Zadoh_  alfo,  &  the  Levites  were  with 
2f .  king  faid  unto  zadofo  Carry  back 
27.k;ngfaid  unto  Zadoli, Artnot  thou 
29.  Zadol^md  Abiathar  carried  the  ark 
3  f.haft  thou  not  there  with  ihee  Zadofa 

thou  fhalt  tell  it  to  Zado!{  &  Abiath. 
j6.withthem  their  two  fons,  Ahimaaz  Zad. 

17.1 5.  then  faid  Hufhai  unto  Zadoli  &  Abiath. 

18.19.then  faid  Ahimaaz  the  fori  ofZado^Let 
22. faid  Ahimaaz  the  fon  of  Zad.  yet  againe 
27.  like  the  running  of  Ahim.the  fon  of  Za. 

1 9. 1 1. king  David  fent  to  Zadofond  to  Abiath. 

zo.z^.Zado^  &  Abiathar  were  the  priefts 

1  Kjn.  1.8. Zadoli  the  prieft  was  not  withAdonijab 

26.me  thy  fervant,  and  Zadol( — hith  he  not 

3  i.king  David  faid,  Call  me  Zad.  the  prieft 
j4.1et  Zado\  the  prieft,and  Nathan  the  pro. 
38.  fo  Zado\  the  prieft,  and  Nathan  the  pro. 
44.  king  hath  fent  with  him  Zadoli  the  prieft 
41-Zad.  the  prieft,  &  Nath.the  prophet  h3ve 

z.-tfZado\  the  prieft  did  the  king  put  in  the 
4.2.Azan'ah  the  fon  of  Zadoli  the  prieft 

4  Zadufyind  Abiathar  were  the  priefts 

2  Kjn.i  j.j  j.was  Jerufha  the  daughter  ofzado\ 

\Chron.z7.1. 

1  Chro.6.2.  Alntub  begat  Zado\fic  Zarf.beg.Ahim. 

1 2. Ahitub  begat  Zad.Sc  Zarf.begat  Shallum 
jf  3'. Zadol{  his  fon,  Ahimaaz  his  fon 
9. 1 1  .the  fon  of  Zadoli,  the  fon  of 
1 2.2. 8  .Zadoli  a  young  man,mighty  of  valour 
15.1  i.David  called  for  Zadoli  and  Abiathar 
i6.i^.Zado\  the  prieft,  and  his  brethren  the 
i8.i6.Zi«/<^the  fon  of  Ahitub,and  Ahimelech 
24.  3  .both  Zadoli  of  the  fons  of  Eleazer,  and 
6.before  the  king,  &  the  princes,  and  Zado\ 
3 1  .in  the  prefence  of  David  and  Zado\ 
27.17.of  the  Aaronites,  Zado\ 
29  22.anointed  Zado\  to  be  prieft 

2  Chro.7, 1. 10.ch.ief  prieft  of  the  houfe  of  Zado\ 
E%i-a  7. 2. the  fon  of  Shallum ,the  fon  of  Zadoli 
Neh.i.n.nzxt  unto  them  repaired  Zado^ 

29.  after  them  repaired  Zadoli 
io.2i.Mefhezabeel,  Zadoli,  Jaddua 
1 1. 1 1. the  fon  of  Mefnulhm,  the  fon  of  Zadoli 
1 3.13. Shelemiah  theprieft,  &  Zadoli  the  fcribe 
E^.40.46.tliefe  are  the  fons  of  Zadoli 
4  3. that  be  of  the  feed  ofZado\ 


44.15.  the  fonof  Zarfo^  that  kept  the  charge 
48.1  i.fanftified of  thefons  of  Zado\ 

z  Cbron.  11.19.  which  bare  him  Zaham 

oair. 
2  Kjn.S.zi.  fo  Joram  went  over  to  Zair 
5alap!j. 

Neh.3. 30.2nd  Hanun  the  fixth  fon  of  Zalapb 

Salmon-   Salmon. 
fudg.9.48.  Abimel.  gat  him  up  to  mount  Zalmon 
z  S am. 23.28. Zalmon  was  one  of  Davids  worthies 

oalmonab. 
Num.3  3.4  i-and  they  pitched  in  Zalmonah 
4 1. they  departed  from  Zalmonah 
Jalmnrma. 
fudg.S.f.l  am  purfuing  after  Zebah  &  Zdmunna 
6\are  the  hands  of  Zebah  and  Zalmunna  now 
Verfe  if. 
10. Zebah  and  Zalmunna  were  in  Karkor 
12.  when  Zebah  and  Zalm.  fled,  he  purfued 
took  the  two  kings  of  Mid.Ze.St  Za. 
1  f  .behold  Zebah  and  Zalmunna  with  whom 
i8.tben  faid  he  to  Zebah  and  Zalmunna. 
21. Zebah  and  Zalmunna  faid,Rife  thou 

Gideon  arofe,and  flew  Zebah  &  Zal. 
Pfal.Z}.i  1.  all  rheir  prints  as  Zebah  and  Zalm. 

2J3Hvjtimmtm0. 
Deut. j. 20. Ammonites  call  them  Zam\ummims 
3<inoah. 

fojh. 15. 14-of Zanoah,md  Engannim,Tapuah 

y  6.and  Jezreel,and  Jokdeim,and  Zanoah 

1  Chro.4.  1 8.and  Jekuthiel  the  father  of  Zanoah 

Neh.^.ii.md  1  he  inhabitants  of Zanoab,they 

1 1  .^o.Zanoab,  Adu!lam,and  in  their  villages 

Saphort. 

fojh.13.z7.and  in  the  valley  — Succoth  &  Zaphon 

Japhnah-paaneab. 

Gf».4i.45.Phat.called  Jofephs  harne  Zaphnah-pa. 

J)  atah,  fometime  called  Jcrai;. 
Gra.38.jo.his  name  was  called  Zarah 

46.12.fons  of  Judah— Pharez,and  Zcrab 
1  Chro.z.n  Tamar  — bare  him  Pharez,  and  Zerah 

6\fons  of  Zerah :  Zimri,and  Ethan 
Mat.  1 .3. Judas  begat  Pharez  and  Zara 

5areah. 
Neh.i  i.2  0.fome  of  the  chil.of  Jud.  dwelt  at  Zar. 

5areath(te0. 
1  Chro.z.^i.  ofthem  came  the  Zareathites 

Jareti. 
I\to.2i.i2-pitched  in  the  valley  of  Zarei 

3arephath. 
1  Xin.17 ^.g.arifcget  thee  to  Zatephatb 

10.  fo  he  arofe,  and  went  to  Zarepbath 
Obad.zo.evcn  to  Zarepbath,  and  the  captain  of 

<5aretan. 
/«/&.3.i£.thecity  Adam,that  is  befide  Zarctan 

5areth=fljahar. 
foJh.i  3. 1 9. Zarethjhabar, in  the  mount  of  the 

3arh*te0. 
Num.z6. 1 3  .of  Zerah  ,the  family  of  the  Zarhkes 

Verfe  20. 
fofb.7.i7.he.  took  the  family  of  the  Zarhkes 

he  brought  the  family  of  the  Zarhkes 

1  Chro.z7.\  I-*vas  Sibbecai  theHufha.of  the  Zarb. 

i3.wasMaharaitheNetophath.  of  the  Zar. 

Jartanah. 

i  Xjn.4.  i2.which  is  by  Zartanab,bzne3xh  Jezreel 

Jarthan. 
1  I(?«.7.46.between  Succoth  and  Zartban 

Jattljti. 
W^.io.i4.the  chief  of  the  people— Zatth/e,  Bani 

Jattu. 
E^ra  2.8.cbild.of  Zattujunt  hundr.fourty  &  five 

Neh.7. 13, 
10.27.of  the  fons  of  Zattit  :Elioenai,  Eliafhib 

2>«ban. 

G£,».3CJ.27.chil.ofEzer:BiIhan,&ZiJ.  1  Ch.  1.41. 

^aja. 

1  Cfero.2.3  3.fons  of  Jonathan,  Pcletb,  and  Zaza    . 

2Tcal. 

2  Samtz  1 .  z.  fought  to  ftay  them  in  his  \eal 
z  Kjn.\o.\(>.zx\d  fee  my  %eal  for  the  Lord 

19.3  i.^ealofthe  Lord  of  hoftsfhall  doe  this 
I  fa.  37.32. 
Pfal.6 9.$.\eal  of  thine  houfe  hath  eaten  me  up 

Jobnz.17. 


Ii9.i39.my^es/hath  confumedme 
If  a. 9.7. ^al  of  the  Lord  of  hofts  will  perform 

597.  was  clad  with  ^/ as  acloake 

63. 15. where  is  thy  ^ra/,  and  thy  ftrength 
fey.  5. 1 3 .have  fpoken  it  in  my  %fal 
Kom.\o.z.x\ax.  they  have  a  %ealof  God 
2  Cor. 7. 1  i.yea,what^efl/,yea,what  revenge 

9.».your  \ealhith  provoked  very  many 
Phil.  3. ^concerning  \eal,  perfecuting  the  church 
Col.^.  1 3  .that  he  hath  a  great  ^al  for  you 

Sealoug. 

Nnm>z$.X  i.while  he  was  -zealous  for  my  fake 

1 3.beciufe  he  was  jealous  for  his  God 
Ails  z  1 .2o.they  are  all  yalous  of  the  law 

22.3.and  wzs'^ealous  towards  God 
1  Cor.i  4.1  z.  forafmuch  as  ye  are  jealous  of  fpir/ tu. 
Gal.  1. 1 4.being  more  exceeding  \ealous  for  the 
Titus  z.l4.-^ea/ousofgood  works 
Rev.3. 19.be  jealous  therefore,and  repent 

5ealoaflj», 
Gd/.4.i7.they  ^alou(lyiSL£t  you,tharyou 
18  good  to  be  ipaloufly  affefted  in  a  good 
5ebatj. 
Jndg.8. 5.I  am  purfuing  after  Zebah  81  Zilmunna 
6.Ztbab  and  Zalmunna  now  in  thine  hands 
Verfe  1  y. 
lO.Zebab&nd  Zalmunna  were  in  Karkor 
1 2.  when  Zebah  and  Zalm.  fled,he  purfued 
took  the  two  kings  ofMidian,Ze£aJ!> 
if. behold  Zebah  &  Zalmunna, with  whom 
i8.then  faid  ht  unto  Zebah  and  Zalm.  What 
2i.Zfta/?and  Zalm.faid,Rife  thou,and  fall 
Gideon  arofe,and  ilew  Zebah  &  Zalm. 
PM83.1 1.  all  their  princes  as  Zebah  &  Zalmun. 

^ebaWa^r. 

1  Chro.8.x<;.Z:badiah,3nd  Arad,and  Ader 

i7.Zcbadiab,  and  Melnullam,  and  Hczeki 
12.7.  and  Zebadmh  the  fons  of  Jeroamof  Ged. 
26.2.fons  of  Mefhelcmiah  —  Zebadi.  the  third 
27.7.  and  Zcbadiah  his  fon  after  him 
z  Chro. 17. 8.ytith  them  he  fent — Zeba.  and  Afahel 

19. 1  i.ZfW.the  fon  of  Ifhmael,the  ruler  of 
E\ra 8. 8.of thefons  of  ShepbatiahjZeWwfe 
10.29.fons  of  Immer,Hanani,and  Ztbadiab 
Jebaim, 
Eqra  2.f7.thechild.ofPocherethofZffa/'j»  ■ 

5ebeDee. 
^ar.4.2i.othertwobreth.James  thefonofZe^. 
in  a  lhip  with  Zcbcdee  their  father 
1  o.t. James  the  fon  of Zcbedce,  and  John  his 
20.20.came  to  him  the  mother  of  Zeb.children 
26.37.took  with  him  the  two  fons  of  Zebedee 
27.f6.and  the  mother  of  Zebedces children 
Mar\  1. 1 9.he  fa  w  James  the  fon  of  Zebedee,  and 
20.they  left  their  father  Zebedee  in  thefhip 
3.  i7.James  the  fon  of  Zebedee,md  John 
io.35.James,and  John,thefonsofZe£ft/i?£ 
Luks  f .  icwas  alfo  James  &  Jbhn,the  fons  of  Ze. 
John  zi.z .and  the  fons  of  Zebedee,  and  two  other 

^ebina, 
E%ra  10.43  .the  fons  of  Ncbo :  —Zebina,  Jadau 

oeboim. 
Gen.  10. 1 9. and  Admah,and  Zeboim,even  toLafha 
14.2.  Shemeber  the  king  of  Zeboim,  &the  king 
8.the  king  of  Zcboim&nd  the  king  of  Bela 
Deut. z9. 2 3. like  the  overthrow— of  Adm.  &  Zeb. 

1  S,a».i3.i8«thatlookethunto  the  valley  of  Zeb. 
Neb.  1  i.34.at  Zeboim  fome  of  the  children  of  Jud« 
Hof.  1 1. 8. how  (hall  I  fet  thee  as  Zeboim 

JJrtraDab. 

2  Kjn.zi.i6.  his  mothers  name  was  Zebudah 
Jebal. 

Jtidg.^.zS.  and  Zebul  his  officer?  ferve  the  men  of 
jo.when  Zebul  the  ruler  of  the  city  heard 
36\he  faid  to  Zebulfie hold,there  come 

Zebul  faid  unto  him,  Thou  feeft  the 
38.thenfaid  Zebulanto  him,Whereis 
4 1. and  Zebul  chrubouc  Gaal  and  hisbrethr. 
Jebuton. 
Gen.  3  o.20.  fhe  called  his  name  Zebulun 

3f.23.fonsofLeah:  Reuben— I ffach.&  Zebu. 
46.14.the  fons  of  Zebulun:  Sered,and  Elon 
49.i3.Ze&«/##  fhalldwellat  the  havenofths 
Exod.  1 . 3 .1  fiichas,Zebuluv,md  Benj  ami  n 

1  Cbron.  1,.  1. 
N urn.  1.9. of  Zebutun  :  Eliab  the  fon  of  Helorj 

3c\of 


ZEB        Z  E  C 


ZED 


Z  E  L 


Z  E  P 


Z  ER 


30.0}  the  children  of  Zebulunby  their  gener. 
2.7.  Eliab  (hall  be  captain  of  che  chiid.of  Zebu. 
7.i4.Ehab^princeofthechildrenofZf6tf/«» 
10.  i6.over  the  hoft  of  the  tri.of  chil.ot  the.Ze. 
16. 26. of  the  fons  of  Zebulun  after  their 
Dc«t.Z7.i?.tocurfe,Reub.  Gad,&  Afher,&  Zeb. 

>  ^ .  18  .of  Zebulun  he  faid,Rejoyce  Zebulun 
f oji).  19. 10. xht  third  lot  came  up  tor  the  chil.of  Z, 
Z7.and  reacheth  to  Zebulun,  and  to 
34.reacb.eth  to  Zebulim  on  the  Pouch  fide 
n.7.and  out  of  the  tribe  of Zebulim  1  j.cities 
Jidg.  1  .jo.neither  did  Zebulim  drive  out  the  inh, 
4,6.child.of  Naphtali,&  of  the  chiid.of  Zebul. 

io.Barak  called  Zebulun,znd  Naphtali 
5.14.  out  of  Zcbulun  they  that  handle  the  pen 

\%.Zibul.  and  Naphtali  were  a  people  that 
6. 3  5; .  he  fent  meflengers  unto  Zebulun 
I2.5i2.  buried  in  Ajalon5in  thecountr.of  Zcb, 

1  Cbro.  1 2.3  3 .  of  Zep.fuch  as  went  forth  to  battell 

40. even  unto  Iffaehar,  Zebulun,  &  Naphtali 
27.19.  of  Zffa^/z,  Ifhmaiah  the  fon  of  Obadi. 

2  Cfow.30.10. went  even  unto  Zebulunjow  they 

1 1  .divers  of  Zebulun  humbled  themfelves 
iS.many  of  Zebulun  had  notcleanfed 
P/a/.68. 27.the  princes  of  Zibu.  and  the  princes  of 
Ifa.g.  1. lightly  sffliclxd  the  land  of  Zebulun 
E\e£.48.2<5.unto  the  weft  C\de,Zebulun  a  portion 
27.  by  the  border  of  Zebulun ,from  the  eaft 
3  3. one  gate  of  Iffachar,one gate  of  Zebulun 
Mat. 4. 1 3  .in  the  border  of  Zebulun  and  Naphtali* 
ij.the  land  ofze&«/.andthelandof  Napbt. 
Tribe  of  ^zbulan. 
NiM.i'l  1  .numb.of  them,  even  of  the  tribe  of  Ze. 
2.7.  then  the  tribe  of  Zebulun :  and  Eliab 
10. 1 6.over  the  hoft  of  the  tribe  of  Zebulun 
1 3 .  so.of  the  tribe  oi :  Zebulun ;  Gaddiel 
X  4.2  5. prince  of  the  tribe  of  the  chiid.of  Zebul. 
^,^.2 1. 3 4. out  of  the  tribe  of  Zefe//i!»,  Jokneam 
1  Ch/o.6.6  3.  out  of  the  tribe  of  Zebul.  twelve  cities 

7  7. were  given  out  of  the  tribe  of  Zebulun 
Rev.y.i.oi  the  tribe  of  Zebulun  were  fealed  twelve 

3d3tt\onite. 

Judg'  1 2. 1 1  .after  him,Elon  a  Zefo«.judged  Ifrael 

13.  and  Eton  the Zebulonite  died 

2>ebulonfte0, 

Num.z6.z7.  thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Zthtlm. 

JJecfjatfarju 

1  Cforo. 5. 7-were  the  chief,jeiel,and  Zecbariab 
g.ii.Zccha.the  fon  of Meirielemiah,was porter 

-   37.  Ahio,and  Zechariah,  and  Mikloth 
1 5 .20 .Zechariah, 2nd  Aziel,and  Shemiramoth 
24.2  5  .of  the  fons  of  Isfhnh, Zechariah 
26.2.  the  fonsof  Mefhclemiah,  Zechariah  xhe 
1 1  .Zechariah  the  fourth  fon 
i4.then  the  lot  came  for  Zechariah 
27. 1 1  .in  Gilead  ,Iddo  the  fon  of  Zechariah 

2  Chro. 17. 7. to  Zechariah,  and  to  Nethaneel 
20.14.then  upon  Jchasiel  the  fon  of  Zechariah 
2  i.2.the  fons  of  JehofhaphaKJfehiel,  8c  Zecha. 
24.20.foiric  of  God  came  upon  Zechariah 
26-5.be fought  God  inthedayesofZfdwiiflb 
29, 1  .was  Abijah  the  daughter  of  Zechariah 

1 3  .of  the  fons  of  Afaph,  Zechariah 
■\\.\z-Zecha..  and  Mefhullam  of  the  fons  of  the 
E\ra  5.i.and  Zcch.  the  fon  of  Iddo,prophefied  to 
6.i4.Zfclj.the  fon  oflddo,  and  they  builded  & 
8. 3. of  the  fons  of  Parofh,  Zechariah 

1 1. of  the  fons  of  Htbzi, Zechariah  the  fon  of 
1 6  then  I  fent  -for  Zechariah ^nd  for  Mcfh. 
io.26.Z£cWwb,and  Jchiel.and  Abdi 
"Vffo.8.4  on  his  left  hznd-Zcchariab}&  Mefhullam 
1 1 .4-the  fon  of  Zecbariab,thz  fon  of  Amariah 
5. fon  of  Zechariah,  the  fon  of  Shiloni 
1 2. the  fon  of  Zecbariab,the  fon  of  Pafliur 
12.16.  of  Iddo,  Zechariah 
3  $.mme]y,Zcchariah  the  fori  of  Jonathan 
Ifa.S.z.to  record,  Uriah  and  Zechariah 
Zech.  1. 1. came  the  word  of  the  Lord  unto  Zecbar. 
7.  i.word  of  the  Lord  came  unto  Zechariah 

Verfe  8. 
2>eua"0, 
Num.  34.8.  forth  of  the  border  fhall  be  to  Zedad 
£^.47.i5.wayof  Hethlon,  asmen  gotoZf<<M 

"rSeGeijialj. 
1  I$s.22.ir.&  Zedekjab  made  hira  hornsof  iron 
zCbron.  18.  10, 


z4.Zedel(iah  went  neer,and  fmote  Mica        1 
2Cfoz-08.18.23. 
2  I$».24.i7.and  changed  his  risme  to  Zedekjab 
i8.Zef2.was  one  and  twenty  yeers  old , w hen 
2Cforas.36.11. 
20.  Zedekiah rebelled  againft  the  king  cf  Ba. 
Jer.  52.3. 
2  e.2i>efieged  unto  the  eleventh  yeer  of  ki.Zed. 
7  .they  flew  the  fons  of  Zedekjab 

put  out  the  eyes  of  Zedekjab 

1  Cfoyfl.3.19.  the  third  fon  was  Zedekjab 
16. fons  of  Joakim,Zedcl{iab  his  fon 

2  Cforo.36.10.  made  Zede\.  his  brother  king  over 
Jer.i.^.end  of  the  eleventh  yeer  of Zedekiah 

2 1. 1.  when  king  Zedekj-  fent  unto  him  Pafhur 
3  .thus  fhall  ye  fay  to  zedekiah 
7. 1  will  deliver  Zedekj.  and  his  people  [from 


i$eimmtm. 
fojh.  1 8.?„2.and  Beth-arabah,  and  Zemaraim 
2  Cbro.  13.4.  Abijah  flood  upon  mount  zemaraini 

^emat-fte. 
G^.io.iS.and  the  Zemarite,znd  the  Hamathite 
1  Chron.1.16. 
femfra. 

1  Cfo?0.7.8.fons  of  BtcherjZetfwY^and  Joafii 

2>enain. 
fojh.ii.$7.Zenan}and Hadafhah,and  Migdalgad 

3fenagf. 
Titus  3 . 1 3-bring  Zenas  and  Apollos  on  their  way 

i  Cbro. 24.8.  the  fourth  lot  came  forth  for  Zeorim 
^cprjantatj. 

2  I^in.z  ^.18. Zepbaniah  the  fecond prieft,and  the 

Jcr.% 


24. 
24.8. fo  will  I  give  Zedekjab  the  king  of  Judah    1  Cfo>o.6.36.fon  of  Afcariah/on  of  Zepbaniah 
27.3.  which  come  to  Jerufalem  unto  Zedekjab  \Jet.z\.\.  when  Zcdekiah  fent  Zcpbani.  the  prieft 


1 2.I  fpoke  alfo  to  Zedekjab  king  of  Jadah 

28. 1.  in  the  beginning  of  the  reign  of  Zedehiab 
2Q.3.whoroZf^.king  of  Judah  fent  unto  Bab. 

2 1. and  of  Ze^wfo-which  prophefie  a  lie 
22.the  Lord  make  tbee  like  Zedekjab 
32.1  .in  the  tenth  yeer  of  zzde\ .  king  of  Judah 
^.Zedefyab  king  of  Judah  fhall  not  eficape 
5. he  fhall  lead  Zedehiab  into  Babylon 

34.2.  goe  and  fpeak  to  Zedehiab 
4.hear  ye  the  word  of  the  Lord,0  Zedekjab 
6.fpake  all  thefe  words  unto  Zedekiah 
8.after  that  the  king  Zedekiah  had  made 
zi.Zedekjah  and  his  princes  will  I  give  into 

36.1 2.and  Zedekjab,zrid  all  the  princes 

37. 1  king  zedekiah  reigned  in  ftead  of  Coniah 

3.  Zedekjab  the  king  fent  Jehucal  the  fon  of 
1 7. then  Zedekiah  the  king  fent  and  took  him 
18.  Jeremiah  faid  unto  king  Zedekjab,  What 
2i.Zede^.commanded  that  they  fhould  com. 

38. 7  .then  Zede.faid,  Behold,he  is  in  your  hand 
I4,then  Zed.fent,and  took  Jeremiah  the  pro. 
1  f.  Jeremiah  faid  unto  Zedekjab  ^i  I  declare 
i7.then  faid  Jeremiah  unto  zede\iab,Thus 
i9Zerfe^faid  unto  Jeremiah,  I  am  afraid  of 
24.then  faid  Zed.untoJeremiah»Let  no  man 

39.  i.in  the  ninth  yeer  of  Zedekjab,m  the  tenth 
i.in  the  eleventh  yeer  of  Zedel{.in  the  fourth 

4.  that  when  Zedekjab  the  king  of  Judah  faw 
(  j.-overtook  Zedekjab  in  the  plains  of  Jericho 

Chap. 52.  8. 
6.king  of  Babylon  flew  the  fons  of Zedekjab 
Chap.j2.10. 
7. moreover  he  put  out  zedekjahs  eyes 

Chap.52.11. 
44.30.as  I  gave  Zedekjab  king  of  Judah  into 
49.34.  in  the  beginning  of  the  reign  of  Zedekj. 
5i.59.whenhe  went  with  Zedekjab  king  of  Ju. 
52.1.  Zede\.  was  one  &  twenty  yeers  old  when 
5.befieged  unto  the  eleventh  yeer  of  king  Z. 
3eeb. 
fudg.7.z<j.to6k  two  prin.  of  Midian,Oreb  &  Zecb 
Zeeb  they  flew  at  the  winepreffe  oiZceb 
brought  the  heads  of  Oreb  and  Zceb 
8.3-the  princes  of  Midian,Oreb  and  Zeeb 
PJal.%i.  1 1  make  their  nobles  like  Oreb  and  Zeeb 

felah. 
/o/fo\i8.28.were  Zelab,  Eleph,  and  Jebufi 
2  Srfzw.21.14.in  the  countrey  of  Benjamin  in  Zel. 

2  Sam.z$.}7.Zelc!t  the  Ammonite, Nabarai  the 
1  Cforoa.11.39, 

3elupbe*haO. 
Num.z6.$  3 .  and  zelophebad  had  no  fons 

and  the  names  of  the  daughters  of  Zelo. 
27.1.  then  came  the  daughters  of  Zelophebad 

7.daughters  of  Zelophebad  fpeak  right 
3 6. 2. to  give  the  inheritance  of  Zelophehadamo 
6. concerning  the  daughters  of  Zelophebad 
lo.fo  did  the  daughters  of  zelophebad 
1  i.daughters  cf  Zelophebad  were  married 
1  Chro.7,1 5.  was  Zelophebad  .-and  Zc/.had  daught. 

^eloteg. 
Lu\e  6.15.  and  Simon  called  Ze/otes 
Ails  1.1 3.  where  abode  Simon  Zclotes 

t  Sam- 10.2.  in  the  border  of  Benjamin  stZeltah 


29.25. fent  letters  in  thy  name  to  Zepbaniah 

zy.Zcpbaniah  the  prieft  read  this  letter  in 

17>Z'Zepb.thz  fon  of  Maafeiah  the  prieft  to  the 

Zeph.1.1.  wordofthe  Lord  which  came  unto  Ze. 

Zech.6. i o.into  the  houfe  of  Jofiah  the  fon  o(Zcp. 

1 4.  crown  fhall  be-to  Hen  the  fon  of  Ztpba. 


fudg.  1 .  17. flew  the  Canaan,  that  inhabited  Zepb. 

Jjepljatrjal). 
1  Cbro.  14. 1  o.batteli  in  array  in  the  valley  oiZep. 

JJcprjo ,  called  JJepfjf. 
Gcn.$6. 1 1.  fonsof  Eliphaz,\vere-Z£p/;o,Gatam 

Verfe  1  j. 
1  Cbro.  1.36.  fon*  of  Eliphaz  -  Zephi,znd  Gatam 

Num.z6. 1  j.ot  ZfJ>foos,the  family  of  che  Zepbonkes 

get. 
Jojh,  19.3  5.the  fenced  cities  are  Ziddim,zw 

Jera^,  called  ^atrah. 
GfB.36.13.  the  fons  ofReuel .-  Nahath,Zerafo 

Ver.  17. 1  Cforo.1.37. 

33-Bela  died3&JobabthefonofZsy.reigned 

1  Cbron.  14.4, 

Num.z6. 1 3  .of  Zerab  the  family  of  the  Zarhites 

Verfe  20. 
Jofb.7<x  .the  fon  of  Zabdi,  the  fon  of  Zerab 
1 8.the  fon  of  Zcrafoiof  the  tribe  of  Judah 
24.100k  Achan  the  fon  of  Zej-rffojand  the  filv. 
22.20.  did  not  Achan  the  fon  of  zerah  commit 

1  Cforo.4.24.  fons  of  Simeon  were-Zfmfo  &  Shaul 
6.2 1.  Iddo  his  fon,  Zerahhis  fon 

4 1  .the  fori  of  Ethnijthe  fon  o£Ztyah 
9.6.of  the  fons  of  Zerah:  Jeuel 

2  cforfl.14.9.  came  out  againft  them.Zei'rf& 
Neb.  1  i.i4.of  the  children  of  Zerab  the  fon  of  Ju. 

3tetmr)iah\ 
1  Cfo>'o.6.6.Uzzi  begat  Zerahiah,Zerahiah  begat 

5 1 .  Uz*i  his  fon,  Zcrabiak  his  fon 
E\ra  8.4.  Elihoenai  the  fon  of  zerahiah 

5«afa&. 
E^ya  74.the  fon  of  Zeraiah}  the  fon  of  Uzxi 

Dcitt.z.i$.get  you  over  the  brook  Zered 

he  went  over  the  brooke  Zered 
1 4.until  1  we  were  come  over  the  brook  Zer, 
?erc6a. 

1  Jv/».i  i.26".an  Ephrathite  of  Zerda,Solo.fervant 
SfereOatbar;, 

2  Cfo?o.4.i7.between  Succoth  and  Zeredathab 

fudg.7.zz.ho&  fled  toBethfhittah,in  Zererath 

%ZTt% 
Eflber  5.  io.and  called  for  zerejh  his  wife 

i4.then  faid  Zerejh  his  wife  -  Let  a  gallows 
6. 1 3.  Haman  told  Zerejh  his  wife 

then  faid  Zerejh  his  wife  unto  him 

1  Cfo/0.4.7.  fonsofHelah  were Zereth 

1  Cforo.15.3 fons  of  Jeduthun,Gedaliab,and  Zeri 

1  Sam  g.i.tht  fon  ot  Zeror,the  fon  of  Bechorath 

gztml). 
1  Kin.  11.26.  whofe  mothers  name  was  Zeruab 

5crnbbabel, 
1  Cbro.  5 .  ij.fons  of  Pedaiah  were  Zcrubbabcl 

fonsof  Zsrubbabcl,  Mefhullam  j 
thich  ) 


ZER      Z  I 


E^a  2.2.  which  came  with  Zerubbabel,  Jefhua 

.    Neb.  7. 7. 
3.1.  then  flood  up  Zerubbabd the  fon of Shele. 

8. began  Zerubbabd  to  fet  forward  the  work 
4.2.they  then  came  to  Zerubbabd,  and  to  the 

3 .  Zerubbabel faid  unto  them,  Ye  have  noth. 
^.a.then  rofe  up  Zerubbabd  the  fon  of  Shealtiel 
Wflb.n.i.that  went  up  with  Zerub.xhe  fon  of  She. 
47.aH  Ifrael  in  the  dayes  of  Zerubbabel 
i  Hdg.i.i.byHaggai  the  prophet  unto  Zerubbabel 
12. then  Zerub.— obeyed  the  voyceof  the  L. 
14.  Lord  flirted  up  thefpirit  of  Zerubbabel 
a.i.fpeake  now  to  Zerubbabel  the  fon  of  Sheal. 
4.yet  now  be  ftrongjO  Zerubbabel 
zi.  fpeak  to  Zerubbabel governour  of  Judah 
z  3  .will  I  take  thee,0  Zerubbabel  my  fervant 
Zecb.4.6.  this  is  the  word  of  the  Lord  unto  Zerub. 
7.before  Zerubbabel  thou  fhalt  become  a 
9. hands  of  Zerubb.  have  laid  the  foundation 
10.  fee  the  plummet  in  the  hand  of  Zerubb. 

1  Sam.z6.6.to  Abifnai  the  fon of  Zeruiab  brot.  to 
z  Sam.  1. 1  j  .and  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab  went  cut 
i8.there  were  three  fons of  Zeruiab 
3.3  9.  thefe  men  the  fons  of  Zeruiab  be  too 
8.i6.Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab  was  over  the  boft 
1 4. 1 .  now  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab  perceived 
16.9-then  faid  Abiihai  the  fon  of  Zeruiab 
icwhat  have  I  to  do  with  you, ye  fons  of  Z. 
Chap.  19.12. 
i7.2$.fifter  to  Zeruiab  Joabs  mother 
i8.i.underthehandof  Abifhai  thefonofz^fl. 
19. 21. Abifhai  the  fon  of  Zeruiab  anfwered  and 
21.17.  Abifhai  the  fon  of  Zcru.  fuccoured  him 
2  3. 1 8.  Abiihai  the  fon  of  Zeruiab  was  chiefe 
37.  armour-bearer  to  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab 
1  Cbron.  1  1.39. 
1  iQn.1.7.  conferred  with  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab 
2,y.what  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab  did  to  me 
22.  and  for  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab 
1  C/w.2.i6.whofe  lifters  were  Zerui.  and  Abigail 
the  fons  of  Zeruiab  :  Abilhii,and  Joab 
1 1.6.  fo  Joab  the  fon  Zeruiab  went  up  firft 
18.  r  2. Abifhai  the  fon  of  Ze.flew  of  theEdom. 
1  y.Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab  was  over  the  hoft 
26. 28. and  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab  had  dedicat. 
27.24.  Joab  the  fon  of  Zeruiab  began  to  numb. 

2>etyam. 
1  6%o.26\2  2.fonsof  Jehieli,  Zetbam,md  Joel 

Jetljan. 
1  Cbro.7.ioSons  of  Jediael— Zetban,  &  Tarfhifh 
23.8x0ns  of  Laadan— Jehiel,  and  Zetban,  and 

]Efther  i.io.he  commanded— Zethar,znd  Carcat 

m- 

1  Chro.f.it.  and  Jachan.and  Zia,znd  Heber 

1  Sam. 9. z.z  fervent  ovhofe  name  was  Ziba 

king  faid  unto  him,Art  thcu  Ziba 
%.Ziba  faid  unto  the  king,  Jonathan  hath 
4.and  Ziba  faid  unto  the  king,  Behold,he 
9-thent'w  king  called  to  Ziba  Sauls  fervant 
io.now  Ziba  had  fifteen  fons,&  twenty  fer. 
1  i.then  faid  Ziba  unto  the  king,  According 
1 2.all  thatdwelt  in  the  houfe  of  Ziba  were 
1 6. 1  .behold,  ziba  the  fervant  of  Mephibofheth 
2.king  faid  unto  Zi&z, What  meaneft  thou 

Ziba  faid,  The  afles  be  for  the  kings 
^.Zibifzid  unto  the  king,Behold,he  abideth 
4.then  faid  the  king  to  Z/'&?,Behold,thine 
Ziba  faid,I  humbly  befeech  thee  that  I 
19.x7.Zibi  the  fervant  of  the  houfe  of  Saul 
29.  thou  and  Z iba  divide  the  land 

Jtbeon. 

Gcn.i6.z.  Anath  the  daughter  of  Zibe.  theHivire 

Verfe  14. 
20. and  Shpbalj  and  zibeon,  and  Anah 

1  Cbron.  1.38. 
24.children  of  Zibeon,  both  Ajah,  and  Anah 
1  Cbron.  1.40. 
as  he  fed  the  aflVs  of  Zibeon  his  fath 
29. duke  Shobal,duke  Zibeon,duke  Anah 

1  Cfoo.8.9.he begat  of  Hodefli  his  \tife,Zibia 

z  Kjn.\z.\.\n'i  mourizm&  vizsZib.     zCbro.14.ul 

i ,  ..,,  ,,„.  ,,."■,., - 


ZIP        >Z  I  L        

Exod.6.zi.the fonsot  Izhar — Ncpheg,  &  zichi 

22.fons  of  Uzziel :  Mifliael — and  Zicbri 
i  ffcr0.8.i9.JakimJand  Zicbri  and  Zabdi 
2  3 .  Abdon,  and  Zicbri,znd  Hanan 
27.Eliah,and  Zicbri,  the  fons  of  Jeroham 
9.1 5. the  fon  of  Zicbri,  the  fon  of  Afaph 
26.2? .Zicbri  his  fon,Shelomith  his  fon 
i7.16.was  Eliezerthefon  of  Zicbri 
2  Cbr.  1 7. 1 6. next  him  was  Arsafiah  the  fon  of  Zi. 
23.i.took  Elifhaphat  the  fon  of  Zicbri  into 
28.7. 2icbri  a  mighty  man  of  Ephraim 
Neh.  1 1.9  Joel  the  fon  of  zicbri  was  their  oyerfeer 
12.17.  of  Abi  jib,  Zichri 

j-JttKJfm. 

fojb.  1 9.3  y  .fenced  cities  are  ziddim3  Zer 

5<Dfeijatj, 
ffe&.io.i.the  fon  of  HxbAhh,%n& Zidtyjah 

£tOon. 
Gen  49.13.  his  border  fhall  be  unto  Zidon 
Jojh.i  1. 8.cbafed  them  unto  great  Z  don 

1 9. 28. and  to  Kanah,  even  unto  great  zidon 
Judg.  1 .3  i.nor  the  inhabitants  of  Zidon,  nor 
io.6.and  ferved  the  gods  of  Zidon 
i8.28.becaufe  it  was  far  from  Zidon 

2  SVz«?.24.6.they  came  about  to  Zidon 
1  i0ff.i7-o-whichbelongeth  to  Zidon,3tid 
E^a  i'7'  gave  oile  unto  them  of  Zidon 
lfa.zi.zs.hou  whom  the  merchants  of  Zidon  have 

4-be  ihoua(hamed,0  zidon 
1 2.opprefled  virgin,  daughter  of  Zidon 
fer.z$.zz.zll  the  kings  of  Zidon  fhall  drink 
27-3.and  fend  them  to  the  king  of  Zidon 
47.4. to  cut  off  from  Tyre  and  Zidon 
E%cli.Z7.%.  inhabitants  of  Zidon  were  thy  merch. 

28.2  i.fet  thy  face  againft  Zidon 
2  2.bchold,I  am  againft  thee30  Zidon 

Joel  3  <4.what  have  ye  to  doe  with  me,0  Zidon 
Zecb. 9. z.Tyias  &  Zftfo»,thpugh  it  be  very  wife 

5«Jon<att0, 
Judg.io.  1 2.  the  Zidonians  alfo  did  oppreffe  you 
1 8.7.dwelt  carelefly  after  the  manner  of  the  Z. 
they  were  far  from  the  Zidonians 
1  Kin.  1 1 .  i.women  of  the  Zidonians,  Hittites 
S  .Afhtoreth  the  goddefle  of  the  Zidonians 
33.wotfhipped  Afhtoreth  the  god.of  the  Zt. 

16.3  i.  daughter  of  Ethbaal  king  of  the  Zidoni. 
z  JCio.23.13.for  Aihtor.theabom.of  tht  Zidonians 
1  Cfco.22.4.  cedar-trees  in  abundance  for  the  Zid. 
EtSk- 1 1.3 o.and  all  the  Zidon.which  are  gone  do. 

3fc  . 

1  lQn.6.i.mthc  moneth  Zif,  which  is  thefecond 
3  7.houfe  of  the  Lord  laid,in  the  raoneth  Zif 

E^ra  2. 43. the  children  of  Ziha,thc  children  of 

Neh.  7. 46, 
Neb.  1 1.21.  Ziba  and  Gifpa  were  over  the  Nethin. 

5telag, 
Jojh.if.i  1. were  Zihlag,  and  Madmannah 
1 9.  f  .and  Zil(lag,md  Beth-marcaboth,and 

1  Sam.Z7.6.Achi(h  gave  him  Zi\lag  chat  day 
Zikjag  pettainethunto  the  kings  of  Ju, 

3 o.i.David  and  his  men  were  come  to  Ztylag 
the  fouth,and  Zi^lag,znd  fmitten  Zi\lag 
14.  we  burnt  Zityag  with  fire 
26.when  David  came  to  Zikjag,he  fent 

2  Sam.  1. i.David  had  abode  two  dayes  in  Zi\lag 
4.10.  and  flew  them  in  Zi\lag 

1  Cfc/0.4.30.  and  they  dwelt  at  Ziljlag 
1 2. 1  .that  came  to  David  to  Zikfag 
20.as  he  went  to  Zikjag  there  fell  to  him 
Neh.ii.zi.zx.  Z%fomeofthe child. of  Jud.d welt 

StHar;. 
Gen.^.  1 9-and  the  name  of  the  other  Zillab 
22.Zi/fo&,iheaIfobare  Tubal-Cain 
23.  Adah  and  Zillab,  Hear  my  voice 
3)tlp3i). 
Gf».29.24.Labangave  to  his  daughter  Leah,  zil. 
30.9.took  Zilpah  her  maid,  and  gave  her  Jacob 
10. Zilpab  Leahs  maid  bare  Jacob  a  fon 
1  z.Zilpab  Lcabs  maid  bare  Jacob  a  fecond 

3  f.26.fons  of  Zi!pah,Gzd,  and  Aftier 
3  7-2.1ad  was  with  the  fons  of  Zilpab 
46. 18.  thefe  are  the  fonsofzj'/^jwhom 

^ilthat. 
i  C^w.8.20.Elienai,and  Zilthai}znd  Eliel 


Z  I  M 


Z  I  o 


I2.20.mere  fell  to  him— Elihujand  Ziltbai 
Jimma^. 
1  t%>.6.20.Jahath  his  fon,Z immah  his  Can 

4i.the  fon  of  Ethan,the  fon  of  Zimmab 
z  Cbro.zp.  1 2.  Joah  the  fon  of  Zimmab  arofe 

Jlttttan-- 
Gen.z^.z.  Keturah  bare  Zimranznd  Joktan 

„.     .      •  xCbm.i.ii' 

Jfmrt,  called  Jabsf. 
iVaw.2j.14.was  Zimri  the  fon  of  Salu.a  prince  of 

1  Kin.i6.9.his  fervant  Ziw.confpired  againft  him 
10.  zimri  went  in  and  fmote  him 
12. thus  did  Zimd  deftroy  all  the  houfe  of 
1  f .  did  Zimri  reigne  feven  dayes  in  Tirzah 
1 6,heard  fay,  Zimri  bath  confpired,and 
1 8. when  Zimri  fzw  that  the  city  was 
io.now  the  reft  of  the  acts  of  Zimri 

2  Kjti-9'3 1 -bad  zimri  P^ce,  who  flew  his  mafter 
1  Cbro.z.6.  and  the  fons  of  Zerah,  Zimri 

8.3 tf.Jehoada  begat  Zimri,  Zimri  begat 
9.42.  and  Zimri :  and  Zimri  begat  Moza 
1 1. 4  j.  Jediael  the  fon  of  Zimri y  and  Joah  his 
/rt\2j.2j.and  all  the  kings  of  Ziwri,and  all 

Num.*  3,2i.fearched  the  land  from  the  wil.of  Zin 
20.1.  whole  congregati.  into  the  defart  of  Zin 
27. 14.  ye  rebelled  in  the  defart  of  Zin 

in  Kadefh,in  the  wildernefle  of  Zin 
Deut.^z.fi 
33.36.and  pitched  in  the  wildernefle  of  Zin 
3  4.3. fhall  be  from  the  wildernefle  of  Zin,z\ong 
4.your  border  fhall  pafle  on  to  Zis 
Jofh.  r  j.  1  .the  wildernefle  of  Zin  fouth-ward 
3. and  pafled  along  to  Zin 

2  &/«.y.7.David  took  the  flrong  holds  of zhn 
1  i(is.8.i.out  of  the  city  of  David,which  is  zion 

z  Cbron.^.z. 
1  Cbro.i  1. 5.  David  took  the  caftle  of  Zion 
Pfal.z.6.my  king  upon  my  holy  hill  of  zion 
48.1 2.walk  about  Zion,  and  goe  round 
j  1. 1 8.  do  good  in  thy  good  pleafure  unto  Zion 
^9.3  y.for  God  will  fave  Zion 
87.2.the  Lord  loveth  the  gates  of  Zion 

%  .of  Zion  it  fhall  be  faid,This  and  that 
97$.Zion  heard,  and  was  glad 
102.13.and  have  mercy  upon  zion 

id.when  the  Lordfhall  build  up  zion 
i26.i.turned  again  the  captivity  of  Zion 
1 29.  ;.and  turned  back  that  hate  Zion 
1 3  2. 1 3.  for  the  Lord  hath  chofen  Zion 
1 3  3-3.that  defcended  upon  the  mountain  of  Z. 
137.1  .we  wept  when  we  remembred  Zion 

3-faying,  Sing  us  one  of  the  fongs  of  Zion 
1 46. 1  o.even  thy  G od,0  Zion, un to  all  genera. 
147. 1 2.praife  thy  God,  O  zion 
149.2. let  the  children  of  Zion  be  joyfull  in 
if  a.  1 .  27  .Zion  fhall  be  redeemed  with  judgement 
1 2.6.  and  lhoutjthuii  inhabitant  of  zion 
14.32 .that  the  Lord  hath  founded  zion 

3  3. 5. he  hath  filled  Zion  with  judgement  and 
20.  look  upon  zion,ihe  city  of  oat  folemnit. 

34. 8. for  the  controverfie  of  z'ton 
3  y.io.and  come  to  zion  with  fongs 
40.9.O  Zio/Zjthat  bringeft  good  tydings,Get 
41.27.the  firft  fhall  fay  to  Zion,  Behold,behold 
49. 1 4. but  Zion  faid,Thc  Lord  hath  forfak.  me 
j  r.3<for  the  Lord  fhall  comfort  Zion 
1 1. come  with  finging  unto  Zion 
it>.fay  unto  Zw»,Thou  art  my  people 
5 1, 1. put  on  thy  ftrength,  O  Zion 
7.that  faith  unto  Zion,Thy  God  reigneth 
8.when  the  Lord  fhall  bring  again  zion 
J9-20.  the  Redeemer  fhall  come  to  zion 

60.  i4.the  Zion  of  the  holy  One  of  Ifrael 

6 1 .  r  .for  Zions  fake  will  I  not  hold  my  peace 
64.10. Zion  is  a  wildernefle,  Jeruf.a  defolation 
66-8. affoon  as  Zion  travelled,  (he  brought 

JeA3.14.andI  will  bring  you  to  Zion 
4.6.fet  up  the  ftandards  toward \zion 
14.19.hath  thy  foule  loathed  Zion 
26. 1  Z.Zion  fhall  be  plowed  like  a  field 
30.i7.faying,This  is  zion  whom  no  man  feek 
3 1. 6. let  us  goe  up  to  zion  unro  the  Lord 

1 2.and  ling  in  the  heigh:  of  Zion 
jo.y.they  fhall  ask  the  way  to  Zion 

ft^rfhall^ 


ZIO      z I o 

<  i.  3  y.fhaU  the  inhabitant  of  Zion  fay 
LAW.  i  .4.the  wayes  of  Z  ?os  do  mourn 
i  j. Zion  fpteadeth  forth  her  hands 
4.2.the  precious  fons  of  Zion  comparable 
J 1 8.becaufe  of  the  mountain  cfziov,  which  is 
Joelz.il.  be  glad  then  ye  children  of  Zion 
Amos  i.2.the  Lord  will  roar  from  Zion 
Micab  3  .to.they  build  up  zion  with  bloud 

i  j .  zion  for  your  fake  be  plowed  as  a  field 
4.2.for  the  law  (hall  goe  forth  of  Zion 
'  1 1. and  let  our  eye  look  upon  Zion 
Zepb.  i .  \  6.and  to  zion,  Let  not  tbinc  hands  be 
Zecb "i.i4.for  Zioa  with  a  great  jealoufie 
'  i7.the  Lord  fhall  yet  comfort  Zion 
a7Jdeliverthyfelfe,OZwz 
8.2.I  am  jealous  for  Zion  with  great  jealouhe 

',  lam  returned  unto  Zion 
■a  1 1. and  raifed  up  thy  fons,0  ZM»,againtt 
Daughter,  or  daughters  of  £ton ,  See 
JDaugbter,  &  iDaugtjtcrsf. 
in  5fon. 
P/«/  9  i  i.unto  the  Lord  which  dwelleth  in  Zion 
el  i  praire  waiteth  for  thee  in  Zion 
76.2.and  his  dwelling  place  in  Zion 
84  7  every  one  of  them  in  Znwappeareth 
99'i.  the  Lord  is  great  in  Zion 
102.2 ..  to  declare  the  name  of  the  Lord  in  z* 
jfo.4.3.  he  thatis  left  in  Z«w  fhall  be  called  holy 
,0.24.0  my  peop1^ th3t  dwelkft  m  Zion 
28  1 6  I  Uy  in  Z'0B  tor  a  foundation,altone 
j o'  19'pcople  (hall  dwell  in  Zim  at  Jerufalem 
\  t'o.whofe  fire  is  in  Zi«i,and  his  furnace 
\  31 4  the  finners  in  zion  are  afraid 
.6l ,  I  will  place falvation  in  Zion 
61.  J.  to  appoint  unto  them  that  mourn  in  Zi. 
Jer.% 1 9.  is  not  the  Lord  in  Zion 

jo  28  to  declare  in  zim  the  vengeance  of  the 
<,  10  >et  us  declare  in  zion  the  work  of 
'24  all  their  evill  that  they  have  done  in  Zion 
Lam.t.6.md  fabbaths  tobe  forgotten  in  Zion 
4  1 1  and  hath  kindled  a  fire  in  Zion 
5. 1 1  they  ravifhed  the  women  in  Zion 
Tod  2.1.  blow  ye  thetrumpet  in  Zion      Ver.i  5. 

5.1 7.d welling  in  Z/«,my  holy  mountain 
.     2 1  for  the  Lord  dwelleth  in  Zion 
/#JU6.i.woetotbem  that  are  at  eafein  Zion 
Rom  9.2  j.I  lay  in  Zion  a  ftumbling-ftone 

1  Pet.z.6.l  lay  'm-Z'm a chiefecorner-ltone 

Mount  JJtotl. 

2  Kjn.-i9.i1.  they  that  elcape  out  of  the  mo.  Zion 
P/k48.i.jov  of  the  whole  earth  is  mount  Zion 

11.  let  mount  Zawuejoyce 
74.2.this  mount  Zi<w3  w  herein  thou  haft  dwelt 
7  8.68.the  mount  Zmk  which  he  loved 
1 2  ?. 1.  fhall  be  as  mount  Zion,  which  cannot  be 
jr/i.4.5.  upon  every  dwelling  place  of  mount  Zwz 
8.i8.which  dwelleth  in  mount  Zmk 
10.12.his  whole  work  upon  mouatZMB 
i8.7.place  of  the  Lord  of  hofts,the  mount  Zion 

24. 2  ?  fhall  reigne  in  mount  Zion,  and  in  Jeru. 
29.8. that  fight  againft  mount  Zion 
5 1. 4. come  down  to  fight  for  mount  Zion 

37.3  z.tbey  that  efcape  out  of  mount  Zion 
Joel  2.2  2.for  in  mount  Zion  fhall  be  deliverance 
Otai.17.upon  mount  Zion  fhall  be  deliverance 

2i.favioursfhall  come  upon  mount  zion 
Micab  4.7.  fhall  reigne  over  them  in  mount  Zion 
Heb.  1 2. 2  2- but  ye  are  come  unto  mount  Zion 
R  ev. .1 4. 1  .a  Lamb  flood  on  the  mount  zion 

Outofgiim, 
P/«J.i4.7.falvati.  of  Ifraci  were  come  out  of  zion 

Pfal.f$.6. 
2C2.and  ftrengthen  thee  out  of  Zion 
5  0.2. out  of  Zion  the  perfection  of  beauty 
1 1 0.2.  fend  the  rod  of  thy  ftrengtb  out  of  Zion 
i28.J.Lordfliallbltfle  thee  out  of  Zion 


ZIP       Z  O  A 

134.3  .the  Lord  bleiTe  thee  out  ofzion 
i3f.2i.bleffedbe  the  Lord  out  of  Zion 
lfa.1.1  •om  °*  Zion  fhall  goe  forth  the  law 

37.3  2. they  that  efcape  out  of  mount  Zion 
fer.9.19.3.  voice  of  wailing  is  heard  out  of  zion 
Joel  1 . 1 6 .Lord  alfo  fhall  roar  out  of  Zion 
Rom.i  i.26.there  fhall  come  out  of  Zion 

Jofh.i  j.f4.which  is  Hebron  &  Zwr,  nine  cities 

Jojb.i<).zn.Zipb,md  felem,andBealoth 

5f.Carmel,and  zipb,  and  Juttah 
1  S,afe.2  3.i4.Dav.remained  —in  the  wi\. of  zipb 
1  5  .'David  was  in  the  wildernefle  of  Zipb 
24-they  went  to  Zipb  before  Saul 
26.2. Saul  wentdowneto  the  wildern.  of  zipb 
to  feek  David  in  the  wildernefle  of  Z. 

1  c"i!»'0.2.42.Mefha— wns  the  father  of  zipb 
4.i6.fons  of  Jahalaleel,Zi/>/;,and  Ziphab. 

2  ciw.ii.8.Gath5and  Marelha,and  Zipb 
oiphalj. 

1  C/?>-o.4.i6.fons  of  Jahalalcel,Ziph,and  Zipbab 

^ipbiori. 
GOT.46.16.fons  of  Gid,Ziphion,znd  Haggai 

5»pbtteS. 
1  Saw.2j.19.  then  came  up  the  Zlphitcs  to  Saul 
i6.i.Ziphitesc2me  to  Saul  to  Gibeah 

5ipr)tnfte. 

1  Cbro.z 7. 27. the  wine-fellers,was  Zabdi  the  Zip. 
Jipbzon. 

Num.  3  4.9.the  border  fhall  goe  on  to  zipbron 

3<ppoi. 

W««2.22.2.Balak  the  lbn  of  Zi/far  fa  wall  that 
4.Bilak  the  fon  of  Zippor  was  king  of  the 
lo.B.ilak  the  fon  of  Zippor  hath  fent  me 
16.  thus  faith  Balak  the  fon  of  Zippor 
.   23.1 8. hearken  unto  me  thou  fon  of  Zippor 

Jojh.  24.9.  Balak  the  fon  of  Zippor  arofe,  and  war. 

fudg.i  1.25.  thing  better  then  Bal.the  fon  of  Zip. 

£<ppoiar>. 

£;tW.2.2i.hegaveMofes  Zipporab  his  daughter 
^.zf  .Zipporab  tooka(harpftone,andcut 
1 8. 2.Jethro  Mofes  father-in-law  took  zipporab 

2  Cbro.zo.16  they  come  up  by  the  clifc  of  Zi\ 
2»ija,  called  alfo  3ina. 

1  Cfeyo.4.37.and  ZiT^a,  thefonofShiphi3thefon 
23. 10. fons  of  Shimei  were ;  Jahath,ziaa. 

\         11.  Jahath  was  the  chief,  &  Zi%a  the  fecond 

2  Cbro.i  1.20.  Maacah bare  him-— Atthai,&  Ziiy 
3*oan. 

Nww.13.22.buih  feven  yeers  before  Zoan 
Pfal.jS.i  2.  marv.thingsdid  he  in  the  field  of  Z0. 

43.his  wonders  in  the  field  of  Zoan 
ffa.19.1  i.furely  the  princes  oiZoan  are  fooles 
1 3. princes  of  Zoan  are  become  fooles 
30.4.  tor  his  princes  were  at  Zoan 
Evk<  Jc>14'  a°d  will  fet  fire  in  Zoan 

Soar. 
Gen.i  3 .10.  as  thou  comeft  unto  Zoar 
i4.2.and  the  king  of  Bela,wbich is  Zortr 

8. the  king  of  Bela,the  fame  is  Zoar 
19.22. name  of  the  city  was  called  Zoar 
2 3. fun  rifen,when  Lot  entred  into  Zoar 
30. Lot  went  up  out  of  zoar 

feared  to  dwell  in  zoar 
Deut. 34.3  .the  city  of  palm-trees,unto  Zoar 
l}a.  1  <;.  j. his  fugitives  fhall  flee  unto  Zoar 
/e>'.48.34.their  voice  from  Zo«',even  untoHoro. 
^obab. 

1  Saw.  1 4.47.  and  fought  againft  the  kings  of  Zo. 

2  Saw.8.3.thefonof  Rehob,kingofZtf&afr 
5.  came  to  fuccour  Hadadezer  king  of  Zobah 

1  Cbron.\%.^. 
1 2.fpoil  of  Hadadezer — king  of  Zobah 
i9.6.and  hired  the  Syrians  of  Zobah 


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8.  the  Syrians  of  Zobah  were  by  themfllves 
23.36.Igal  the  fon  of  Nathan  of  Zobah 
ifC«."-*3-fiedfirornhislordHada.  king  of  Zo. 

24.when  David  flew  them  of  Zobah 
1  Chro.  1 8.3  .David  fmote  Hadarezer  king  of  Zob. 
9-fmitten  all  the  hofi:  of  Had.  king  of  Zobah 
19.6*0  hire  them  charets  out  of  Zobah 
Jobeba!}. 
1  Chro.4.8.  Coz  begat  Anub  and  Zobebah 

Jobar. 
Gw.23.8.intreat  for  me  to  Ephron  the  fon  of  Zob. 
27.9.  in  the  field  of  Ephron  the  fon  oiZobar 
46. 1  o.fons  of  S imeon — Jachin3and  Zohar 

Exod.  6.  if. 
1  Chro.4.7.  fons  of  Helah  were  Zereth,  and  Zohar 

2>°betf>. 
1  Cfc/o.4-2o.thefonsof  Ifhi  were :  Zokttb 

3&t)etet\). 
1  Kin.i.g.by  the  ftone  of Z^fe^vvhich  is  by 

5»Pbsb. 

1  Cfcro.7.3  i •  fons  ot  his  brother,Helem  :  Zophah 
36.fons  of  Zophah :  Suah  and  Harnepher 
^opr;ar 
1  Chro.6.z6.Zopbar  hisfon3Nahath  his  fon 
Job  z.i  1.  and  Zophar the Naamathite came 
1 1.  i.then  anfwered  Zophar  the  Naamathite 

Chap.  20.  1. 
42-9.and  Zophar  went,  and  did  as  the  Lord 
Sopbtm. 
ATftW.23.14.  brought  him  into  the  field  ofzopbim 

1  Sam.  r .  1  .a  certain  man  of  Ramathaim  Zophim 

Jojh.  1 9.4  i.the  coaft  of  their  inheritance  was  Zor. 
Judg- 1 3 .2.there  was  a  certain  man  of  Zorah 
25.  between  Zoraband  Efhtoal 
16.3 1. buried  him  between  Zora^andEQitoal 
18.2. from  Zorah  to  fpie  out  the  land 
8.thcycame  unto  their  brethren  to  Zorah 
1 1  .of  the  family  of  the  Danites  out  oiZorab 

2  Chro.  1  i.io.hebuilt  even  Zorah  and  Ajalon 

JojatljttMl. 
1  Cfo/o.4.2.thefe  are  the  families  of  the  Zorathites 

gotta*)- 

Jojb.  1 5.3 3.  and  in  the  vale,Efthaol3  and  Zoreab 

1  Cbro.z,  f  4.half  of  the  Manahethites,the  Zorites 

5o?obabeb 
Mat.i.i 2.and  Salathiel  begat  Zorobabel 

1 3. and  Zorobabel 'begat  Abiud 
Lu\e  3.27.  which  was  the  fon  of  Zorobabel 

3aar. 

■N#w.i.8.ofIflachar :  Nethaneel  the  fon  of  Zuar 

2.5.Nethaneel  the  fon  oiZuar  fhall  be  captain 

7.1 8. fecond  day  Nethaneel  the  fon  of  Zuar 

23  .offering  of  Nethaneel  the  fon  of  Zuar 

10. 1  j.was  Nethaneel  the  fon  of  Zuar 

Juplj. 

1  Saw.  1.  i.the  fon  ofZuph,  an  Ephrathite 

9.5.were  come  to  the  land  of  Zuph 
1  cfcifl.6.j5.thefon  ofZa/^thefonofElkanah 
So*- 

Num. 2 5 . 1 5. was  Cozbi  the  daughter  of  Zuy 
3 1 .8  .namely,  E  vi,and  Rekem,  and  zur 
Jofh.i  3.2i.pri'nces  of  Midian,Evi,Rekem5&  Zur 
1  Chro.B.$o.his  fitft-born  fon  Abdon,and  Zur 

Chap^.jtf. 
Sttrtel. 
AT«W.3,35.was  Zur'ie I  the  fon  of  Abihail 

JfurtfljaODaf. 
A7«W.i.6.ofSimeon:Shelumielthefon  ofzurifli* 
2.1  z.fhall  be  Shelumiel  the  fon  of  Zurijhaddai 
Chap.  10. 19. 
7.3  6.on  the  fifth  day,  Shelumiel  the  fon  of  Zur. 
4 1.  offering  of  Shelumiel  the  fonofZuriJba, 
2faj<ntsf. 
Gf».i4.y.and  fmote — the  Zu%ims  in  Ham,  and 


FINIS. 


lApcc. 


^poc. 


CONCORDANCE 

TO 

ALL   THE   BOOKES 

CALLED 

APOCRYPHA: 

According  to  the  laft 
Tranflation. 


AAR      ABH 


ABI 


ABI 


ABL      ABO 


SBaron. 

i  Efd.  i'  13.  their  brethren  ,  the  fons  of  Aaron 

Verfe  14. 
y.y.priefts  the  fons  ofPh:nees,thefonsof  A. 
z  Efd.  i.j.  the  Ton  of  Aaron,of the  tribe  of 

1 3.  leader,and  Aaron  for  a  Prieft 
Tab.  1.  6.  Priefts ,  the  children  of  Aaron 
Eccl.  16. 17.  according  to  the  bleffing  of  Aaron 
4$.  6-  he  exalted  Aaron  an  holy 
2,0.  he  made  Aaron  more  honorable 

15.  fo  the  inheritance  of  Aaron 

50.  1 3 .  are  the  fons  of  Aaron  in  their  glory 

1 6.  then  flioutcd  the  fons  of  Aaron 

1  Mac.-].  14.  a  Prieft  of  the  feed  of  Aaron 

Ulbacac. 

2  Efd.i.\o.  Nahum,and  ^fctf/^Sophonias 

2&bif*ment. 
Eccl.  20. 1 1 .  there  is  an  abafement,  becaufe  of 

*baQ)2rj. 
Tob.  z.  1 4.  and  I  was  abafhed  at  her 
Eccle.  4.  2j.  but  be  abafadofthe  error  of 

2db2tetl;. 

w'ifd.  16.  z^.a.ndabatelblx'S  ftrength 
EccZ.is.z3.  a  wicked  woman  abat.  the  courage 
-JfbatcD. 

1  Afdc.  5\  3.  and  abated  their  courage 

11.49.  their  courage  was  abated 

3bbtas. 

2  E/S.  r.  3  9.  Jocl3  Abdias,  and  Jonas 
JJbhotre. 

Eflh.iq.T^.  and  abborre  the  bed  of  the  uncirc. 

1 6.  and  that  I  abborre  it  as  a  menftruous 

Ecc/.  1 1 . 1  .neither  abborre  a  man  for  his  outward 

1 3.10.  fo  doth  the  rich  abborre  the  poor   ' 

38.4.  he  that  is  wife  will  not  abborre  them 

3lbhoireD. 

Jud.  9. 4.  abhorred  the  pollution  of  their  blood 
Eccl.  \C.%. abhorred  them  for  their  pride 
20.8.  many  words5flialbc  abhorred    ■ 


KLbbAiteft. 

u'ifd.i  1. 14.  abhorrent  nothing  which  thou  haft 

3lbhotWh. 
Eccl. jo.i  J.  nations  which  my  heart  abhorrcth 
9btba. 

1  Mac,  1  j.  38 .  fct  up  /ffe&i  in  Sephela 

SbtDe. 
Sufa.i.tf.  would  not  aW?  your  wickedneflc 
31btDe. 

2  E/rf.7- 41.  where  much  glory  doth  abide 
Jud.  15.2.  man  that  durft  abide  in  the  fight  of 
r/ifd-i.1).  and  will  not  abide  when  unrightcouf. 

3 .  9.  in  love  ,  fhall  abide  with  him 
Eccl.  2. 10.  or  did  any  abide  in  his  feare 

6.8.  will  not  abide  in  the  day  of  thy  trouble 
tr.  2i.Lordyind<jfefeinthy  labour 
1 1. 1  f.  for  a  while  he  will  abide  with  thee 
2  2 . 2  3 .  afcirfe  ftedfaft  unco  him  in  the  time 
24.  7.  and  in  whofe  inheritance  fhall  abide 
2  8.6.  &  deathjfl&ide  in  the  commandem-ncs 
43.3 .  who  can  abide  the  burning  heat  therof 

1  Mac.j.zi.  notable  to  abide  their  force 

Chap.  10.73. 

2  Mac.  7. 17.  but  abide  a  whik3and  behold  his 

9. 12.  could  not  Ai  his  own  fmell 
UbtOeth, 
Ecc/43. 10.  kabideth  uponeyery  gathering 
flbiUtp. 

1  E/H.  j,  f  4.  according  to  their  ability 
U'ifd.  13.19.  hands,  asketh  ability  to  do 

Eccl.i  1. 12.  wanting  ability  i  and  full  of  poverty 
14.  11 .  according  to  thy  ability  do  good  to 

Verfe  13. 
44.  6.  men  furnifhed  with ability 
flbiton. 
Eccl.  4 j.  18.  Dathans  zniAbhons  fide 
3ible.    ,, 

2  E/d.  2. 2-8.  fhalbe  a6&  to  do  nothing 

4.  * .  what  man  is  able  to  dde  that,  that  thou    j 

11. thy  veflell  then  be  able  to  comprehend  ; 
7.4  f'.no  man  be  able  to  fave  him  that  is  deft-  > 
8. 47.  able  to  love  my  creature  more  then 
9.  7.<tbk  to  efcape  by  his  works,&  by  faith  j 
O  0000 


10.32. that  lam  notable toexprefle 

5  y.  thine  eyes  be  able  to  fee 
if.  1 7.  go  into  a  city,and  (hall  not  be  able 

Jud.  6-  4.  not  be  able  to  ftand  before  us 
7.  4.  are  able  to  beare  their  weighc 

Eftb.  16.  3.  notable  to  beare  abundance 

irifd.  1 2 . 1 4-king  or  tyrant  be  able  to  fet  his  face 
13.9.  if  they  were  able  to  know  fo  much 
16.20.  able  to  contenc  every  mans  delight 

Eccl.7.6.  being  not  able  to  take  away  iniquity 
1  tf.20.  and  who  is  able  to  conceive  his  ways 
4 1. 1.  yet  able  to  receive  his  meat 
43.28.  how  mall  we  be  able  to  magniffc  him 

Bar.6.34.  they  are  not  able  to  recompenfe  it 
41.  as  though  he  wereable  to  underftand 
64.  able  neither  to  judge  caiifes,  nor  to  do 

1  Mac.  3.17.  how  fhall  we  be  able  being  fo  few 

30. not  able  to  beare  the  charges  any  long. 
y.40.  not  be  able  to  withftand  him 
6.3.  but  he  was  not  aW^becaufe  they  of  the 

27.neither  fhalt  thou  be  able  to  rule  them 
7- 1  J.  not  able  to  abide  their  force 
10.  72.  thy  foot  is  noc  able  to  ftand 

73.  not  able  to  abide  the  horfe-men 

2  Mac.  1 5.  i-j.  able  to  Air  them  up  to  valour 

JJbiitje. 
2  Efd.  3.22.  and  the evill  abode  ftill 
Jud.  io.2.in  which  ike  abode  in  the  fabbath  days 
11.7.  thus  fhe  abode  in  the  campe  three  days 
2  Mac.  1 2. 27.3  ftrong  city,wherein  Ly  fias  abode 
14.  23.  Nicanor  abode  in  Jerufalem 
.    atbolifb. 
Efth.14,  9.  they  will  abolijb  the  thing  that  thou 
Eccl.  47.  2*.  abolijh  the  pofteriry  ofhjs  eleft 
i  Mac.  j.  42.  and  utterly  aWs/fr  them 

mbolifljeo. 
£cc/.  45.  26.  good  tilings  be  not  abolijhed 

Abominable. 
.ECC/.41 .  j.  child.offinn.are  abominable  children 

1  iWac.  1.  48.  make  their  fouls  abomnable 

2  Mac.6.1^'  old  age^and  make  it  abominable 

Abomination. 
•f«/3. 14. 11,  are  becomcaaabomination 

Eccl.  1.15.I 


Apoc.         ABO      ABS 

EccL  i  .2  5  .godlineffc  is  an  abomination  to  a  finner 
id.  i  j.  (hall  powre  out  abomination 
17.  i(5.  hare  thou  abomination  vehemently 
1  9.  23 .  wickcdnes,&  the  fame  an  abomination 

1  Mac.  1.  J4-  fet  upthe  abominat.  of  defolation 

6.  7.  pulled  down  the  abomination  which  he 

2  Mac.  5.  8.  being  had  in  abomination^ an 

6.19.  ftain'd  with  fuch  an  abomination. 
aujoititnatiowaf. 
1  Efd.j.ii.  from  the  abominations  of  the  people 
1  E/ii.  1 1  •  4  4  ■  his  abominations  are  fulfilled 
« v/4,  1 1.  -5  •  cor.them  with  their  own  abominat. 
Eccl.i7-l°-  cven  tne^"c  are  dominations 

aq.~.  took  away  the  abominations  of  iniquity 
abobe. 

1  £#,  8.  so.  which  beholdeft  from  above 
U'ifd.  9. 1 7.  fend  thy  holy  Spirirfrom  above 
Ecd.i6.iT.  lhallany  remember  me  from  awrac 

an  one. 

r  E/i.  1.14.  againft  the  Lord  above  all  people 
3. 1  2.  but  «6ow  all  things ,  truth  beareth 

1  Efd.  4. 3  4-  haften  above  the  moft  High 

thy  hafte  is  in  vaine  to  be  above 
10.  j 7.  an  bleffcd  above  many 

£cc/-3.2i>  things  that  are  above  thy  ftrength 
13.1.  burthen  not  thy  felfe  above  thy  power 
ay.io.  none  above  him  that  fcarcth 

15.  no  head  above  the  head  of  a  ferpenc 

30.16.  no  riches  above  a  found  body 

no  joy  above  the  joy  of  the  heart 
40.18.  findeth  a  treafure,is  above  them  both 
10.  love  of  wifedome  h  above  them  both 
i  r .  a  pleafant  tongue  is  above  them 
13.  but  above  both  is  a  wife  with  her  husb. 

16 .  the  feare  of  the  Lord  is  above  them 
43.18.  he  is  great  above  all  his  works 

Prayer  ofManaf]'.  above  the  number  of  the  fands 

Sbonitb. 
EccL  11.  13.  {hall  abound  like  a  flood 
13. 3  .  my  fins  abound  to  my  deftruction 
14.  ii5-  to  abound  like  Euphrates 
auounDcD, 

1  Mac.i.-i)o.aboundcda.bo\itthe  kings  that  were 

2  Mac.  3.19-  abonnded'm  the  ftreets 

^ibounteth, 
£«/.  10.  17-  and  aboimdeth  in  all  things 

aj>?aljam, 
1  £#.1.39.1  will  give  for  leaders  Abraham 

3.1?.  whofe  name  was  Abraham 

6.  8.  from  Abrahamto  Ifaac 

7.36. Abraham  prayed  firftforthe  Sodomites 
Tob.4. 11.  of  the  prophets,  Noe,  Abraham^faac 
Ju.d.%.%6.  things  he  did  to  Abraham 
hfth.  1 4.  »8. O  Lord  God  of  Abraham 
Eccl.  44-19.  Abraham  was  a  great  father 
BaV72.34.pr>  >m.  with  an  oath  to  their  fa.  Abrah. 
Dan.  3.  1 1.  for  thy  beloved  Abrahams  fake 

1  Mac- 1-51.  was  not  AbhAam  found  faithfull 

1 1.1 1 .  are  of  the  ftock  of Abraham 

2  Mat.i.z .  coven,  that  he  made  with  Abraham 

_  abjibge, 
i  Afac1.a3.we  will  afl'ay  to  afcv'^e  in  one  vol. 

abziOging. 
a  Mac.z.z6.  painfull  labour  of  abridging 

abit&gement, 
a  Afac.2.3 1.  that  will  make  an  abridgement 

Sbfalon- 
1  Ata.  11. 70.  Mattathias  the  fon  of  Abfalon 

j3.11.  Jonathanthe  fon  of  Abfalon 
%  Mtc.i  1. 17.  John  and  Abfalon3who  were  fent 

9bfent. 
ififd.ti.it..  whether  they  were  abfent 

14. 17.  fiaiter  him  that  was  abfent 

abftaine. 
EccL  a8.  8.  abfiaine  from  ftrife,  and  thou 

abftaineth. 
w'tfd.z.16.  he  abjiainetb  from  our  wayes 

Sbfttncncc 
a  £/#.  7-.  ff .  which  have  ufedabflimnce 

3fbubtJ0. 
1  Mac.  16. 11-  Ptolomeus  the  fon  of  Abubtts 
1  y.  the  fon  of  Abubtu,  receiving  them  dec. 
3Sbunt»ance. 
1  Efd.9.io.  and  other  things  in  abundance 
a  Efd.i.n.  thou  (halt  be  merry,&  have  abund. 
6.  j<5 .abundance  of  them  to  a  drop  that  falleth 


ABU       ACC 


ACC       ACT       Apoc. 


1  j.  41.  the  abundance  of  great  waters 
Tob.a.a.when  I  taw  abundance  of  meat 

4.  16.  accord,  to  thine  abundance  give  almes 
ivifd.il'  7.  gave  it  them  abundance  of  water 
EccLzt.x.  he  that  leeks  for  abundance 
1  Mac.i6'ii.  had  abundance  of  filvcr 

abunDantlg. 
EccL  14.3 1.  will  water  abundantly 

Sbnfe. 
EccLz6. 10.  left  flieate/eher  felfe 
£tfK.!j.  18.  their  priefts  fell  and  abufe 

9bn(eD. 
a  Efd-$.$.  which  now  have  aiwjW  my  wayes 
1  Mac. 7. in.  andabufedthem  lharaefully 
a  AfrtC.14.42.  to  be  abufed  otherwife 

3ccaron. 
1  Mac.  10.  89.  he  gave  him  alfo  Accaron 

Acceptable. 
mfd.^m.  more  acceptableXo  his  minde 
9. 9.  was  acceptable  in  chy  fight 
1 1.  fo  (hall  my  works  be  acceptable 
Ecd.z.  ^.acceptable  men  in  the  furnace  6f  ad  verf. 
1  j.  1  j.  to  performe  acceptable  faithfulnefle 
3  j.7.facriticeof  a  juft  man  is  acceptable 
41.  1.  O  death,  acceptable  is  thy  fencence 
accept. 
Tob.13.6.  who  can  tell  if  he  mllaccept  you 
Eccl.^.zz.  accept  no  perfon  againft  thy  foule 

Vcrfei7.  Chap.  3J- 13.&41.  *• 
1  Mac.2.1.  fuch  as  would  lovingly  accept 

accepted . 
Wijd.1%.7.  fo  of  thy  people  was  accepted 
19.1%-  the  firft  ftep  iobe  accepted  of 
3  4' 1 8-  of  unjuft  men  are  not  accepted 
I  *•  1  ^.  (halbe  accc/tferf  with  favour 
Dan.  3.  ij-.an  humble  fpirit,  let  us  be  accepted 

1  MaC'6. 60. make,  pcace,&  they  accepted  thereof 

9*  7*  •  which  thing  he  accepted ,  and  did  ace. 
*4-  47.  then  Simon  accepted  thereof 

2  Afac.u.  4.  who  accepted  of  it  according  to  the 

J3-  34-  accepted  well  of  Maccabeus 
Accepting. 
2  Efd.i.it).  with  her  there  is  no  accepting 
E  ccl.  10.12.  and  by  accepting  of  perfons 

acceffe. 
a  Mac.  14.  3.  nor  have  any  more  acceffe 
Acclamation. 

1  Afac.y.64.  with  joy  full  acclamation 

Accompany. 
fud.10.17.  to  accompany  her  and  her  maid 
accompltfh. 

2  £/#.  1 2 .  a  f.  are  they  that  (ha  11  accomplifl} 
Jud.-$.  1  j .  but  accomplifh  them  fully 

10.  8.andacco>»p/j/&thine  enterprifes 
9 .  may  goe  forth  to  accomplifh  the  things 
a  Af «c.  1 4. 29,  watched  his  time  to  accomplfh 

3ccomp!tthcO. 
1  Efd.  1 .  17.  accomplifhed  in  that  day 

a.  1.  word  of  the  Lord  might  be  accomplifhed 
1  Mac.  3.  49.  had  accomplifhed  their  dayes 

accoio. 

1  £/if.  y.  y.  all  the  Levites  with  one  accord 

9. 38.  came  together  with  one  accord 
Jud.  1  y.9.  they  bleft  her  with  one  accord 
ffifd.  10.  ao.  and  magnified  with  one  accord 

account. 
Wifd.%.i.  made  no  account  of  his  labours  • 
1  Mic.  6.  9.  made  account  he  mould  die 
a  Mac.  15.18.  was  in  leaft  account  with  them 
accounted. 

U'ifd.%./±.  we  fools  accounted  his  life  madnefie 
Bar. 3.  jf,  accounted  of  in  comparifon  of  him 

acconntfif. 
Job.  1. 1 1 .  appointed  over  his  fathers  accounts 
■_'"2i-  overfeer  oftheacco/mts 
nifd.q.zo.  when  they  caft  up  their  accounts 
1  Mac.  io.  40.  out  of  the  kings  accounts 
42.  out  of  the  accounts  yeere  by  ycere 
44.  (halbe  given  of  the  kings  accounts 
accufatfon. 
EccL  16.  y.  and  a  fajfe  accufafion  .: 
11.6.  by  an  accufation  to  the  king 
x  Mac./\.^.accnfation  laid  againft  Menelaus 

accufation*. 
t  Mac.  14.  27.  accufation  of  the  molt  wicked 


accufe. 

a  £/((.  16. 40.  (hall  i«cc»/i?  her  to  her  face 
ivifd.  i  a .  1  a.  or  who  (hall  accufe  thee  for  the  na. 
EccZ.4tf.19.  and  no  man  did  accuje  him 
1  Mac.  10.61.  againft  him  to  accufe  him 
accufeO. 

mfd.10.14.  them  that  had  accufed  him 

1  Mac.7.6.  accufed  the  pnople  to  the  king 

2  Mac.  ■)."&. accufed  before  Aretas  the  king  of  the 

j  2. 13.  accufed  to  the  kings  friends 

2 1 .  and  accufed  thofe  men,  that  had  fold 
14.  38.  been  accufed  of  Jiidaifiue 
accufer. 
a  A/dc.4.  J-  not  to  be  an  ac.  of  his  countreymen 
accuferg. 

a  Efd.i6.6$.  (halbe  your  aaufers  in  that  day 
1  Af«c.r  0.64-when  his  accufets  faw  thathe  was 

accuftome. 

Eccl.11.9.  accufiome  not  thy  mouth  to  fwearing 

atcoftomeD. 
Eccl.zo.i  y.  a  man  that  is  accuftomed  to  lye 
2.3/15.  the  man  that  is  accujiomedto  oppro. 

achan. 

a  Efd. 7. 37.  Ifrael  in  the  time  of  Achan 

actuacbarus. 
Tob.i.zi.  Achiuchanii  my  Dro.her  Anaels  fon 
zz.Acbiacharus  entreating  for  me  Iretur. 
a.  10.  Acbiacharm  dud  nourifli  me 
1  i.i  8.  Achiachmisy  and  Naibas  his  bro.  fon 
14-10.  how  Aman  handled  Acbiacharm 

yet  Acbiacharm  was  (aved 
aci;io?. 
7»fl-y.y.  then  faid  /iefcor  the  captaine 

21.  when  ^cfci»>- had  finifliedthefelayintrs 
tf.  2.  who  art  thou  Achim 
1 .  thou  Acbior  an  hireling 
10.  to  take  Acbior,and  bring  him  to  Beth. 
13.  they  bound  Achior 5and  caft  him  out 
1 6.  they  fet  ^ibw  in  the  midft  of  all  the 
1 1 .9.  the  matter  which  Achior  did  fpeake  in 
i4.io.when^cfo> had  feen  all  that  the  God 
acbitob. 
zEfd.1.1.  the  fon  of  Sadoc ,  the  fon  ofAchitob 
acbnomlcOse. 

2  Efd.1.36.  fins  to  remembrance,  and  ac^.them 
10. id. if  thou  (halt  acknowledge  the  determin. 
jud^.-i ^acknowledge  that  thou  art  the  God  of 
WP.  r  3 . 1.  they  acfyorvledge  the  workc-maftcr 
£cc/.  23.  1  r .  if  he  acknowledge  not  his  finne 
P^c-i-  of  Man.  I  acknowledge  mine  iniquities 

acfenotoicDgeO. 
> f'fd.  1 1.Z7. ac^nowhdicd  him  to  be  th:  true  G.  j 

18.13.  triey  acknowledged  this  people 
£«/.44-2}.  he  acknowledged  him  in  his  bleffing  j 
Suf.  1 . 1 4 .  tliey  acknowledged  their  luft 
2  Afac.j.28.  acknowledged  the  power  of  God 

acquaintance. 
£cc/.3o.2.rejoiceofhim  among  his  acquaintance 

1  Afac.  6.  21 .  for  the  old  acquaintance  they  had 

a:  quit. 
rri/tf.  1. 6.  will  not  acquit  a  blafphemer  of  his 

act. 

Jud.  S.  34.  enquire  not  ofmineflS 

action. 
Eccl.i7.i6.  counfell  before  every ablion 

action*. 

2  Efd.1y.16.  their  atfwwj  (hall  ftand  in  their 

active. 
Wifd.i%.\\.  infpired  into  him  an  aclive  foule 

act*. 

i$fd.i.i<;.  after  all  thefe  ac7j  of  Jofias 

33.  the  aft*  that  Jofiasdid 
Eccl.i7.9.  gloryinhis  marvellous ac7s 

18.  4.  fhall  find  out  his  noble  ails 

y  1 .8 .  and  upon  thy  acls  of  old,  how  thou 
1  Mac.z.%i.  what  acls  our  fathers  did 

3.  4.  in  his  alls  he  was  a  lion,  and 

.     7.  made  Jacob  glad  with  his  acls 

5.  $6.  heard  of  the.  valiant  acls 

8,  a«  their  wars  and  noble  acls 

9- 12-  the  noble  a#.f  which  he  did 

ifcj.  3  y.  feeing  the  acls  of  Simon 
a  Mac.  a.  13.  gathered  together  the  acls  of  the 

10. 1.0.  will  declare  the  ails  of  Anciochus 
aoam. 
a  E/rf-3.y.  thou  gavefta  body  to  «4Ams'<:' 

ro  thflf 


Apoc 


ADD      ADM 


ADV       AFF 


AFL       A  <3ir~ApcK. 


io,  that  as  death  was  to  Adam,  fo  was  the 
2  i  .the  firft  Adam  bearing  a  wicked  heart 
26.  in  all  things  did  even  as  ^rfaw ,  and 
4.  'o.  hath  been  iowrie  in  the  heart  of  Attam 
6.54-  after  thefe  Adam  alio,  whom  thou 
7.ii.  when  Adam  tranfgrefled  my  ftatutes 
46.  not  to  have  given  the  earth  to  Adam 
4  B.  O  thou  Adam3  what  had  thou  done 
Tob.%.6.  thou  madeft  Adam^ni  gaveft  him  Eve 
Eccl.  n, 10.  and  /Wa»2  was  created  of  the  earth 
40. 1.  heavy  yoke  is  upon  die  fons  of :  Adam 
49.16.  fo  was  Adam  above  every  living 
Suaraant, 
Eccl.iS- 16.  from  the  darknes  with  an  Adamajit 

KtCiat. 
1  E/Iij.y.finifhedinthe — month  of  Adar  , 
Eft.  13.  6.  of  die  twelfth  month  Adar 

Chap.  16.  20. 
1  Mac. 7.43. the  thirteenth  day  of  the  month/*. 
1  Mac.  1 5 .36.111  the  Syrian  tongue  is  cah.Adar 

3lrjafa. 
1  Macj.  t,o'.  Judas  pitched  in  Adapt 
45.  a  dayes  journey  from  Adafa 

Toi.y.i  5. 1  will  aafcfe'fomething  to  the  wages 

1 8.  not  greedy  (to  adde)  money  to  money 

Eccl.  4. 3. adde  not  more  trouble  to  an  heart  that 

5 . 5 .  be  not  without  feare  to  adde  fin  unto  fin 

Chap- 7. 18. 

it.  1 y .  commend  it,  and  adde  unto  it 

r  Mac.  8.  3  o.  meet  to  adde  or  diminifh  any 

tliey  (hzlladde  or  take  away 

1  Eftl.7.6.  that  were  adaM  to  them,  did  accord. 
Eccl.  3.14.  fins  it  fhalbe  added  to  build  thee  up 
41  .z  1.  to  him  may  nothing  be  arfrfea! 

1  Mac- 10.30.  which  are  arfiri  thereunto 

3  8.  that  are  added  to  Judea  from  ihe 

Chap.  11.  34. 
,     14.30-  high  prieft  was  added  to  his  people 

2  Afac.  2.31.  onely  addwe  thus  much 

_3iODo. 
1  E/t/.  6.  1.  Zacharias  the  fon  of  Adio 

5&DtUa. 
t  Mac.  13.13.  pitched  his  tents  at  Adida 

.    KlOherctttsf. 
1  Mac-  9.  60.  to  his  adherents  in  Judea 
25rjjoin(ng. 

1  Mac.  1 1.  3  3 .  the  holds  there  adjoyningjrom 

2  Mac.  1  z.  16.  neere  adjoyning  thereto 

^Dinirable." 
1  Efd.  4.  19.  the  admirable  Bartacus  fitting  at 

UUstntralloti. 
Eccl.zz.if.  foolifh  to  be  had  in  admiration 
38.5.  great  men  he  flialbe  had  in  admiration 
l&rjmtrc. 
Eccl.  27.13.  and  mWadmire  thy  words. 

JfumtreD. 
Jud.10.1 9-  at  her  beauty,and  admired 
:i'ifd.  $.11.  ad  mire  din  the  fight  of  great  men 
1 1. 1 4.  came  to  pafle  they  admired 
IBDntonfCh. 
fud.  8.  27.  neere  to  him  to  admomfh  them 
wifd.  1  r.  10.  for  thefe  thou  didft  adtmnifb 
Eccl..  19. 14-  admonifh  thy  friend ,  it  may 

Verfe  13 
iy.  admomfh  a  friend:  for  many  times 
17.  admonish  thy  neighbour  before  thou 
UOmontlhcO. 
Wifd.i6.6-  that  they  might  be  admonifhed 

Be/ 1.  4.  went  daily  to  adore  it :  but  Daniel 

3ltjojnerj. 
Eflh.if.z.  being  glorioufly  arfaraerf,  after  {he 


2&Doinfng. 

j  2  Mac.  2. 29.  fit  things  for  the  adorning  thereof  1  fud.z.z.  the  a^ff^ofthe  whole  earth 


Wifd.  1 1. 3>  were  avenged  on  their  adverfaiies 
8.hadft  punifhed  their  adverfarics 
18.8-  didft  punitTi  our  adversaries 

Eccl.i$.T,.  1  fall  before  mine  adverf arte  s 
47.  7.  his  adverfaiies  ,  and  brake  their  horne 
5-1.2.  helper  againft  mine adverjar'ies 

1  Mm.  9.  29.  that  are  adversaries  to  us 

2W)teratp. 
Eccl.z.^  accept,  men  in  the  furnace  of  adverfny 
11,4  4.  prosperity  and- idve-rfity3 1  ife  &  dea.h 
11.8.  cannot  be  hidden  in  adversity 
9.  hut  in  his  adverfity,  even  a  friend  will 
1 7.  if  adverfity  come  upon  thee,  thou  flialt 

2  Mac.6.16.  though  he  punifh  with  adverfity 

1 1.3  o.  kindly  in  the  time  of  their  adverfity 
9Dtier(*tte$. 
2  Efd.  10.20.  many  are  the  adverfities  of 
2  Ato.  5.  20.  of  the  adverfities  thai  hapned  to 

atrjbice. 
£«/.  3  2. 19.  doe  nothing  without  advice 

SDulteter. 
£cc/.2j.2.an  old  adulterer  that  doteth 

JKmlterers, 
Wifd.^.x  6.  the  children. of  adulterers^hey  fhall 

^IDnitcrg. 
irifd.14-  24.  or  grieved  him  by  adultery 
Eal.zi.i- 3.  plaid  the  whore  by  adultery 

ntixoff. 

1  E/H.  4. 6  J.  it  was  heard  «/%)"  off 

£cc/.  1 6.2  2.his  covenant  is  afar  off 
Affaires,     ,„ 

r  £/rf.  8- 12.  look  to  the  affaires  of  Judea 

Tub.  1 .2 1-  accounts ,  and.ovcr  all  his  affaires 

Zftb,  3 .  7.  caufe  our  affaires  to  be  well 
i5.y.  mwage  their  friends  affaires 

1  Azac.  3.  32.  to  overfec  the  affaires  of  the  king 
6.  <>6.  took  to  him  the  rub'ng  of  thcaffaiyes 

57.  affaires  of  the  kingdome  lye  upon 
10. 37.  fee  over  the  affaires  of  the  kingdome 

1  Ate.4.  21.  well  affe&ed  to  bis  affaires 
7.24.  and  truft  him  with  hlsaffaircs 
8.  8.  more  aide  to  the  kings  affaires 
9.20.  and  your  affaires  be  to  your  contentm. 

1 1 .1.  who  alfo  managed  the  affaires,  tooke 
23.  may  attend  upon  his  owne  affaires 
26.  cheerfully  about  their  owncaffaires 

13.2.  protector  and  ruler  ofhis  affaires , 

2  3 .  left  over  the  affaires  in  Antioch,was 

Eccl.  1 3 . 1 1 .  affetl  not  to  be  made  equall . 

JfffecteD. 
£/?&.  13.  y.andeviU«j^'£iWtooirr  ftate 

itf^.andthewellajfecfe/Perfians :  but  to 
2  Mtff.4.2i  .underftanding  him  to  be  well  affe. 

1 3.  z6.  made  them  well  afeffed,  returned 

14.  J.  asked  how  the  Jewcs  flood  afftcled 
z6.  not  well  affeiied  to  the,  ftate,  foj?  that 

aifd.6. 1 1 .  fet  your  affettion  upon  my  words 

Afflict. 
£#/.  30. 2 1.  aJ^'S  not  thy  felfe  in  thine 
49-  7-  and  <?$>#  and  deftrovj  and  that  he 

atfaicteo. ' 

2-  Efd,  11.42.  thou  haft  affliSied  the  meek,  thou 
fuaU9.11.  thou  art  a  God  of  the  affLitled 

1 6.  1 1 .  my  afiliclcd  fhouted  for  joy 
irifd.1.1.  face  of  fuch  as  have  afjlicied  him 
14. 1  ?•  for  a  father  ajflicled  with  untimely 
18.19.  not  know  why  they  were  afjlicied 
19. 16.  very  grievoufly  aifiicled  them    . 
Eccl.  4.$.  reject  not  the  fupplication  of  the  «jf?i. 

3  o.  1 4.  rich  man  that  is  afflicted  in  his    . 
Bw.4.31.  miferableare  they  that  afflicted  thee 
1  M<fc.  9.  68.and  they  afflicJedhim  fore 
10.4$.  had  afflicted  them  very  fore 
Hffltctfng 


SKroantage 

z  Mac.  8. 7-  took  advantage  of  the  night 

3HDbcntmre. 
il'ifd.i.z.  are  borne  at  all  adventure  :  and  we 

afcVjertarp. 
£«/.  36. 7.  take  away  the  adverfaty ,  &  deftroy 
l  Mac.  r.  35.  an  cvill  adverfary  to  Ifrael 

*Dt>erfarie0. 
1  £/y.  8.  ji«  aid  againft  our  adverfmes 


%m<Xion 
2  Efd.6. 19.  when  the  affliction  of  Sion 
fud.  13.20.  for  the  affliction  of  our  nation 
Efib.n.S-  anguifh,4$iffH>83  and  Sreat  uProar 
14.12.  known  in  time  of  our  affliction  -y  and 
16.10.  in  the  time  of  their  affliction  fhall  fet 
Eccl.  2.  11.  and  faveth  in  time  of  affliction 
3 . 1  ?  .in  the  day  of  affliction  it  fhalbe  remem. 
.  &  10.  not  continue  in  the  day  of  thy  affliction 

.OOOQO   2 


11.2  y.  thrre  is  a  foig:cfalnefle  oiaftliClwn 
and  in  the  day  of  affliction  there  is  no 
27-thc  <±jj&tf  ios  of  art.  houre  maketh  a  man 
25".  14.  and  any  affitftwn,  but  the 

flj/«c7;o»  from  them  that  hate 
29.tr,  fhall  deliver  thee  from  affliction 
3$\2o.mercy  is  feaionable  in  the  time  of affl. 
3  8. 1 9.  in  affliction  alfo  forrow  remaineth 
Ba»-.j.i.  die  garment  of  thy  moiirning5and^. 

1  Mac.  9.  27.  fo  there  was  a  eccat affliction 

.   miiaioas. 

2  £/#.8.  27.  thy  teftimonies  in  afflictions 
fud.^.iT,.  and  looked  upon  their  afflictions 
Eccl.  y  i.  3.  manifold  afflictions  which  I  had 

1  Mac.  2.30.  becaufe  afflictions  encreafed 

mfeighteU. 

2  £/rf.  10. y  y.  let  not  thy, heart  be  aff righted 

1 2.;,  wherewith  I  was  af righted  this  night 

3f02e. 

1  £/rf.  6.32.  any  thing-^-fpoken,  or  written 

^foie^j'ano. 
fiid.7.1. 10  take  afore-bmd  the  afcents 

Suf.i.sz.  afore-time  are  come ^o  light 

1  Afdc.  3.4"tf.where  they  prayed  afore-time 

9.72-taken  afire-timeout  of  the  Jand  of  Jud 
1 1.34.  received  them  yeerely  afire-time 

2  Efd.  6. 1  f«  when  it  fpeaks  be  not  ^W 

23.  fhalbe  fuddenly  afraid 
1  o.  2  y ,  fo  that  I  was  a//  airf  of  her 
27.  then  was  I  afraid,  and  cryed 
38.  and  tell  thee, why  thou  art  afraid 
13.  8.  were  fore  afraid 3  and  yet  durft 

11 .  when  I  faw  this,  I  was  afraid 
1  y.  1 8.  deftroyed,  and  men  fhalbe  afraid 
37-  they  that  fee  die  wrarh  fhalbe  afraid 
43.  Babylon ,  and  make  her  afraid 
16.  10.  and  who  fhall  not  be  afraid 
Tob.z.S.  this  man  is  not  yet  afraid 

4.  8.  but  little,  be  not  afraid  to  give  accord. 
6.14.  and  I  am  afraid,  left  if  I  goe  in  unto  ' 
fud- 1 . 1 1.  they  were  not  afraid  of  him  :  yea 
4.  2.  were  exceedingly  afraid  of  him  ,  and 
5-23.  we  will  not  be  afraid  of  the  face  of  the 
10.  16.  be  not  afraid  in  thine  heart 
l&>  2y.any  more  afraidin  the  dayes  of  Jud, 
WW.8..1  y.  horrible  tyrants  fhalbe  a/y^'d 

,  18.  2y.and  were  afraid  of  them 
Eccl.  26. y.  for  the  fourth  I  was  fore  afraid 
,,  ,  30.9.  child,  and  he  fhall  make  theeafiaid 

;  34  1 4.  fhall  not  feare  nor  be  afraid 
'Bar. 6.$.  neither  be  ye  afraid  of  them  ,  when  ye 

1  Mac.  1.  j  8.  but  Ptolomy  V/asafraidof  him 
^3-22.and  as  for  you,beye  not  afraid  of  iheta 

4.  8.  neither  be  ye  afraid  of  their  afiault 

21 .  perceiv.  thefe  things,they  were  fore  a. 
y.41.  if  he  be  afraid,  and  camp  beyond  the 
8. 1 2.  their  name,  were  afraid  of  them 
12.40.  he  was  afraid  that  Jonathan  would 
y"2.  and  they  were  fore  <3/wd,wherefore 
\6-  6.  the  people  were  afraid 'to  goe  over  the 

2  Mac.  3.  24.  fainted,and  were  fore  afraid 

SBfterooaru. 
Eccl.19.z1.  though  afterward  he  doe  it 

aigagite- 
Efth.iz.6.  howbeit  Aman™tbe^gae«e 

3fgarcns. 
Bar. 1. 23.  the  ^a/w/jthat  feek  wifedoms 

2Jge.— 2Hge. 
2  £/«/.  3.18.  troubled  the  men  of  that  age 
y.  yo.  young,  drawes  nigh  to  age 
yj.  that  are  borne  in  the  time  of  age 
Tob.  1. 9.  was  come  to  the  age  of  3.  man 
3. 10.  (hall  bring  his  old  age  with  forrow 
14.  y.  untill  the  dme  of  thata^s  be 
fud.'8.i$.  there  arofe  none  in  our  age 
'iVifd.^.if,  lafta£«  flialbe  without  honour 

4.8.honorable  age  is  not  that  which  ftandeth 
9.  and  an  unfpotted  life  in  old  age 
1 6.  yeers  and  old  age  of  the  unrighteous 
Eccl.  3. iz.  help  thy  father  in  his  age,  and  grieve 
6.i8..finde  wifedome  till  thine  old  age 
8.  6.  difhonour  not  a  man  in  his  old  age 
z6.  17.  beauty  of  tb*  face  in  ripe  age 

I9-KC?P 


Apoc. 


AGE      ALI 


ALL       ALM 


ALRAL  T       Apoc 


1 9.  keep  che  flower  of  thine  age  found 
30.24.  carefull.  bringeth  age  before  the  time 
41.1.  that  is  now  in  the  laft  age,  and  is  vexed 
41.9.  left  (he  pane  away  the  flowr  ofhcr  age 
46.  9.  remained  with  him  to  his  old  age 
i  Mac.i6.$.  mercy,  are  ofa  fufficient age 
i  M.tc.6.za.  for  it  becomes  not  our  age 
i  J.  I  get  a  ftaine  to  mine  old  agi 
27.  fuch  an  one  as  my  age  requireth 
7  17.  and  brought  thee  up  to  this  age 
9get). 
i  E  Cd.  y  .4  9 .  things  that  belong  to  the  aged 
tob.  8. 7.  may  become  aged  together 

14.3.  for  behold  ,  I  imaged 
Wifd.  2.io.  ancient  gray  hakes  of  the  aged 
Eccl.1l.10.  is  to  the  feet  ofthe  aged,  fo  is  a  wife 
4 1. 8.  and  che  extreme  aged  that  contended 
z  Mac.6.1 8.  zaagedm^n,Si  ofa  well-favoured 
8.  jo.  yea,  and  the  aged  alfo,  cquall  in  fpoils 
9gM- 
x  Efd.  4.  40.  and  Majcfty  of  all  ages 
wifd.  7.  1 7.  in  all  ages  cntring  into  holy  fouls 

1 4.  6.  to  all  am  a  feed  of  generation 
Eccl.  z  4.  3  3.  and  leave  it  to  all  ages 
1  Ma.cx.6i.  ye  throughout  all  ages  that 


1  Efd.  6- 1.  Aggem,  and  Zacharias  the  fon  of 

7.  3.  profpered,  when  Aggem  and  Zacharias 
z  Efd.  1.  40.  Aggeus,  Zacharie  ,  and  Malachie 

9goe. 
1  Efd.  6- 14.  buildedmany  yeares<rg« 

9gonp. 

z  Efd.i .  1 4. there  was  no  fmall  agony  thorowout 

z  l.  high  priefts,  being  in  fuch  an  agony 

9gree, 

Tob.7. 1 1. till  we  agree  &  fwearc  one  to  another 

Eccl.  131.  how  agree  the  kettle  and  the  earthen 

z  y .  1  •  and  a  wife  that  agree  together 
1  Mac.  1 1 .1 4.  perfwaded  them  to  agtee  to  all 

Agreeable. 
jri/2/.  1  t.i  f  •  thinking  it  not  agreeable  with  thy 

Agreeablp. 
1  E/&  8.  is",  agreeably  to  that  which  is  in  the 

Agreeing. 
»iya,  16.  20.  and  agreeing  to  every  taft 

31  gr  cement, 
Eccl.  13. 18.  what  agreement  is  there 
1  Mac  ii.  if-  according  to  the  agreement 

Alarme, 
1  Ato.  7. 4  y  •  founding  an  a/arwe  after  them 

AlClnutS. 
1  Af<«.  7-  5.  having  Akimus  ("who  was  defirous 
9.  fent  with  that  wicked  Alcimus,Yihom  he 
1 1.  did  there  aflemble  to  Alcimus  and 

Verfes  20, 23,  zf.  Chap.  9. 1,  57. 

2 1  .Alcimus  contended  for  the  high-prieft. 

9.  j  4.  Alcimus  commanded  that  the  wall  of 

5  y  .even  at  that  time  was  Alcimus  plagued 

y6-  Akimus  died  at  that  time  with  great 

z  Mac.ia-%  .now  one  Alcimus  who  had  been  high 

1 3 .  to  make  Alcimus  high  prieft  of  the 
z6.  Akimus  perceiving  the  love  that  was 

AlepanDer. 
1  Mac- 1.1.  Alexander  fon  of  Philip  the  Mace. 
Chap.  6.  z. 
7 .  ^tedtfife;"  reigned  twelve  yeeres 
10. 1 .  Alexander  the  fon  of  Antiochus  firna. 
4.before  he  joyne  with  Alexander  againft 
Verfes  iy,t  8,47,49,79^8,88. 
,  i.%.  t\\it  Alexander  hath  prevented  us 
j  1 .  Alexander  fent  ambafladors  to  Ptolo. 
aliens. 
1  Mae.  3. 4?-  "Uens  kept  the  ftrong  hold 

ififd.  6.  7-  and  careth  for  all  al'ifa 

1 1 .  n.  or  prefent,  they  were  vexed  ah\e 

14.9.  are  both  a/%  hatefull  unto  God 

Alftoe- 

x  Efd.  1 1. 3  3.  a?»w  before  him  in  judgement 

To&.  3 . 1  y  any  fon  of  his  a/we,  to  whom  I  may 

7.  y.  he  is  both  afiw  and  in  good  health 

8.ii.  whether  he  be  alive  :if  he  be  not 

1 4.  told  them  that  he  was  alive 
1  Mac.  i.6.  while  he  was  yet  alive 

8. 7.  how  they  took  him  alive,  &  covenanted 
14. 1.  princes  to  take  him  Hive 


1  Mac.  6.  %6.  Almighty,neither  alive  nor  dead 
7.y.  being  yet  alive ,to  be  brought  to  the  fire 

24.  the  youngeft  was  yet  alive 
11.  3  5.  taken  that  curfed  man  alive }  and 
AUeaDgfng. 
!*>;/&  i2.zz.allea.dgmg  the  oaths  and  covenants 

AUoroance. 
1  E/H.  i.  7.  given  ofthe  kings  allowance 
1  Mac.  4. 14.  of  theunlawfull  allowance 

91lcn»eD. 
z  E/3.8.  Ji*  and  reft  is  allowed ,  yea,  perfect 

9Htttc. 
Jud.io.4,  to  "^re  the  eyes  of  all  men 

9Unrro. 
ififd. 14.  zo.  o//««rf  by  the  grace  of  the  work 

AU^eD. 
ffij/y.  8. 17.  to  be  a#j^unt0  wifedorae 

Almes. 

Tob.  1.  3.  and  I  did  many  almes- deeds  to  my 
16. 1  gave  many  almes  to  my  brethren 
2. 14-  where  are  thine  u/wm,  and  thy 
4.7.  give  almes  of  thy  fubftance,  and  when 
thou  giveft  almes,  let  not  thine  eye 
Verfc  1  *. 
8.  give  almes  accordingly , if  thou  have  but 
x  0.  almes  doth  deliver  from  death,  and 

Chap.  12.9. 
1 1. alms  is  a  good  gift  unto  all  that  give  it 
12. 8.  good  with  a  failing,  and  almes  2  and 

it  is  better  to  give  almes,  then  to  lay  up 
14.2.  he  gave  almes,  and  he  increaied  in  the 
1  o.  Manafles  gave  almes,  and  efcaped  the 
1 1 .  confider  what  almes  doth,  and  how 
ECcLyio. almes  maketh  atonement  for  fins 

7.10.  and  segleftnoc  to  givealmes 

1  z.  3.  nor  to  him  that  giveth  no  almes 
17. 1 2.  the  almes  ofa  man  is  as  a  fignet  with 
29.  11.  (hut  up4/»«jin  thy  ftore-houfes 
31.1 1.  congregation  fhall  declare  his  almes 
3  j.  2.  he  that  giveth  ate»e*,facrificethpraifes 
Almtgbtp. 

1  Efd.  9. 46 .the  God  of  hofts  Almighty 

2  Efd.  2.1?.  thus  faith  die  Almighty  Lord 

Verfes  22, 18,  33.  Chap.  2.9,  31. 
fud.  4.  13.  &  16.6,17. 

9. 4?.  gave  great  honour  unto  the  Almighty 
fud.  8. 13.  now  try  the  Lord  Almighty 

1  j .  i  o.  blefled  be  thou  ofthe  Almighty 
Eftb.  13.9.  Lord,  Lord,  King  Almighty 

1 6.  21.  Almighty  God  hath  turned  to  joy 
ififd.  7. 1  7 .  from  the  glory  ofthe  Almighty 

11. 1 7.thy  Almighty  hand  that  made  the  world 

1 8. 1  y.  thine  Almighty  Word  leapt  downe 
Eccl.  24. 14.  the  Lord  Almighty  is  God  alone 

42. 1 7.  the  Almighty  Lord  firmely  fetled 

50.14.  offering  ofthe  moft  high  Almighty 

17.  to  worfhip  their  Lord  God  Almighty 
Bar.  3.  4. 0  Lord  Almighty jihou.  God  of  Ifracl 
Prayer  of  Manajfes  Almighty  God  of  our  fathers 
2  Mac.i.zf.  Almightyfand  Everlafting,  thou 

3.  22.  called  upon  the  Almighty  Lord 

30.  when  the  Almighty  Lord  appeared 
y.  10.  forfaken  in  the  wrath  ofthe  Almighty 
Chap.  7.38. 
6. 16.  efcape  the  hand  ofthe  Almighty 
7.  35.  the  judgement  of  Almighty  God,  who 

8. 1 1.  follow  upon  him  from  Almighty  God 

18.  our  confidence  is  in  the  Almighty  God 
24.  and  by  the  help  ofthe  Almighty  God 

9.  y.  the  Lord  Almighty,  the  God  of  Ifracl 
1 1. 13.  the  Almighty  God  helped  them 
1 1.  28.  called  upon  Almighty  God 
1  f  •  8.  come  on  them  from  the  Almighty 
29.  praifing  the  Almighty  in  their  owne 
3  a.  holy  Temple  ofthe  Almighty 
9lmoft. 
2  Efd.  10.  10.  walk  almofi  all  into  deftru&ion 
22.  name  that  is  named  upon  ash  almofi 
910ft. 
1  Efd.  8. 9».  and  now  is  all  Ifrael  aloft 
1  Mac.  13.  27.  railed  it  aloft  to  the  fight 
9lone. 

1  Efd.  f .  f  1 .  our  fel ves  alone  will  build  unto 

2  Efd.  3. 4.  earth  (  and  that  thy  felfe  alone 
6. 6.  they  all  were  made  through  me  alone 
7. 48.  thou  art  not  fallen  alone 


9.41 .  Sir,  let  me  alone,  that  I  may  bewaiic 
lob.  i.6.\  alone  went  often  to  Jerufalenj 

8. 6.  not  good  that  man  fhouid  be  alone 
E{lh.i$.i.  undcrftand  that  this  people  alone 
mfd.10. 1.  fa.  ofthe  world  that  was  created  a. 
Eccl.e.t.tom  in  pieces  as  a  bull[ftraying  alone] 
Bar.  4. 6 .  and  left  her  that  was  alone,  delolate 
Suf.  14.  when  they  might  find  her  alone 
16.  as  we  walked  in  the  garden  alone 

1  Mac.  10.  70.  thou  alone  lifteit  up  thy  felfe 

1  a.  3<5.  that  fo  it  might  be  alone ,  that  men 
13.4.  for  lfraels  fake,  and  I  am  left  alone 

2  iW«f.i5.39.drinke  wine  or  water  alone 

91rat)p. 

1  Efd.  6.  9.  and  the  timber  already  laid 

2  Efd,  z.  13.  the  kingdome  is  already  prepared 
Tob.  3.  8.  thou  haft  had  already  fcven  husbands 

1 J .  my  feven  husbands  arc  already  dead 
iVifd.  1 9. 4.  that  had  already  happened 

i*.  were  already  made  partakers  ofthe 
9ltar. 
j  Efd.  1 .  18.  offer  facrifices  upon  the  altar 
4.  s  »•  bumt-offerings  upon  the  altar  every 
j.  48 .  made  ready  the  altar  ofthe  G  od  of 
jo.  erefted  the  altar  upon  his  own  place 
8.1 5. upon  the  altar  of  the  Lord  their  God 
z  Efd.  10. 21.  our  altar  is  broken  downe 
Tob.  1 . 6.  and  them  gave  I  at  the  altar 
■fud.  4.  3.  the  veflels,  and  the  altar,  and  the 
1 1.  they  put  fackcloth  about  the  altar 

9.  8 .  down  with  fword  the  horne  of  thy  altar 
Eftb.  14. 9.  of  thine  houfe,and  of  thine  altar 
Wifd.  9.  8.  and  an  altar  in  the  city  wherein  thou 
Ecd.  37 . 6.  make  the  altar  fat,  and  the  fwect 

jo.t  1 .  he  went  up  to  the  holy  altar 
11.  flood  by  the  hearth  of  the  attar 
14.  finifhing  the  fervice  of  thealur 
)  y.  poured  out  at  the  foot  ofthe  altar 
Bar.  1. 10.  offer  upon  the  altar  of  the  Lord 

1  Mac.  1 .  2 1 .  tookc  away  the  golden  alta-r 

54,abomination  of  defolationuponthe  al. 
59.  which  was  upon  the  altar  of  God 

a.  23.  to  facrifice  on  the  altar  which  was  at 
i4.ran  and  flew  him  upon  the  altar 
2  y .  and  the  altar  he  pulled  downe 

4.  38. and  the  altar  profaned  ,  and  the  gates 
44.  with  the  altar  of  burnt-offerings  which 
47.  and  built  a  new  altar  according  to  the 
yo.  upon  the  altar,  they  burnt  incenfe 
ytf.  kept  the  dedication  ofthe  altar  eight 

6-  7.  which  he  had  fet  upon  the  altar  in  Jer. 

2  Mac.  1. 19.  the  fire  of  the  altar  privily 

32.  by  the  light  that  ihined  from  the  altar 
2.  y.  the  ark,  and  the  altar  of  incen!e,and  fo 
4. 1 4. no  courage  to  ferve  any  more  at  the  a. 

10.  3.  they  made  another  altar,  and  firiking 
14.3.  any  more  accefle  to  the  holy  altar 

33.I  will  break  down  the  altar 
1  y.  3 1.  fet  the  priefts  before  the  altar 
9ltar«f. 

1  Mac.  1.  47.  fetupd/to.r,and  groves,  and 

y4.and  builded  idoll-a^Hj  thorowout  the 

2  Mac- 10. 2.  but  the  altars  which  the  heathen 

Alterations. 
mfd.7. 1 8.  alterations  ofthe  turning  ofthe  fun 

mm. 

mfd-  4. 1 1  .left  that  wickednes  fhouid  alter  his 

9ltertt». 
Jud.io.f.  faw  her  that  her  countenance  was  al. 
ivifd.\6.z^.  even  then  was  it  altered  into  all 
Eccl.  33.  8.  he  altered  feafons  and  fealls 

Altogether. 
1  Efd.  6.  20.  and  they  fhall  fee  altogether 
fud.  iy.  2.  but  rufhing  out  altogether, they  fled 
Wifd.  18.  1 2.  fo  they  altogether  had  innumerable 
Eccl:  41. 16,  nor  is  it  altogether  approved 

9toap. 
z  Efd.  if.  47.  which  have  alway  defired  to 
16.  lo.nor  be  alway  mindfull  ofthe  fcourges 
9man. 
To^.14.  x0-  h°w  Aman  bandied  A^hiacharus 

but  Aman  fell  into  the  (hare 
Eftb.  2.  7.  the  two  dragons  are  I,  ind  Aman 
1  z.6.  howbeit  Aman  the  fon  of  Amadatheus 
13.6.  fignified  in  writing  unto  you  by  Aman 
I4.7.hath[( 


Apoc. 


AMA      ANC 


ANC     ANG 


ANN      ANT 


Apoc. 


i  Mac.it 
u'ifd.s 

i  M.iC 
i  Mac  4. 


Efib.  H. 
1  Efd.  9. 


14.  7.  hath  not  eaten  at  Amaru  table 
16. 10.  for  Aman  a  Macedonian  ,  the  fon  of 
17.  the  letter  fent  unto  you  by  Ama.11 
SJtnatne. 

2  Mac.  1 2.  "•  tne  enemies — Aecl  awa/ne 
#matt)tg. 
5 .  Matthaa  in  the  land  of  Amathis 
amajeD. 
he  (halbe  a/»a^e<rf  at  the  ftrangenelTe 
aimbaltatjour. 
i  M-iC.  12.8.  entreated  the  ambajfadour  that 
1 1 .  went  ambaffadour  to  Rome 
^tnbaffatiourjj. 
7i«i  3. 1.  fo  they  lent  amba(jadours  unto  him 
1  Mac  9  70.  he  fc*K  "mbajfadours  to  him 
1 1.9.  lent  amba(]'adours  unco  king  Uemetnus 
14  ii  aw^^r*  that  were  lent  unto  our 
Ia  „.  we  do  command  therefore  Lour  amb. 
14  40.  had  entertained  the  ar/2&.  of  Simon 
K  1 7  the  Jewes  ambaffadour  s  our  friends  & 
*'    *  ambufh. 

,Mac.  9.40.  where  they  lay  in  ambujb, and 
10.  79.  left  a  ihouland  horfemen  in  ambujb 
1 1  '.68.  having  laid  men  in  ambujb 
69  when  they  that  lay  in  ambujb  rofe  out 
ambuujment. 
1  Mac.  10. 80.  that  there  was  an  ambufhment 

amafcatha. 
Eflh.  16. 10.  Aman— the  fon  of  Amadatha. 
■    '  Verle  17. 

2fmaCatl)naf. 
6.  Aman  the  fon  of  Amidathtis 
2imett. 

47.  the  people anfwered ,  Amen 
lob.  8. 8.  lhc  faid  with  him  ,  Amen 
Eccl.  jo.  19.  be  the  Lord  for  cva,Amcn,Amen 
amenO. 

«'i/d.l  i.i3.ofmen  :  becaufe  they  fliould  amend 
ameaument. 

1  Efd.  16-19.  fent  as  fcourges  for  amendment 

amiable. 
Elib  1  J-  J.waschecifull  and  very  amiable 
amide. 

2  Efd.  8-  3  f-  none  which  hath  not  dealt  amijfe 
Eccl  7.36.  and  thou  (halt  never  doe  amifte 

24.  2  2.  worke by  me,  (hall  not  doe  amijfe 
,01,  a  friend  &  companion  never  meet  a. 
amttp. 

1  M ac.  8. 1.  and  make  a  league  of  amity 

1  2.  relied  upon  them,  they  kept  amity 
17.10  Rome  to  make  a  league  of  amity 

10.  2 3.  in  making  a»»£y  with  the  Jewes 
54.now  therfore  let  us  make  a  league  of  a. 

1 1.  16.  to  renew  th:  araity  that  we  had  with 

2  Mac.  4. 1 1 .  to  Rome  for  amity  and  aid 

ammon. 
Jud.  J.  2.  and  the  captaincs  of  Amman 
6. J.  Achior  an  hireling  of  Amman 
7.17.  the  camp  of  the  children  of  Amman 
3lmmomte0. 
i  itf.«.  4.  26.  the  countrey  of  the  Ammonites 

Verfc  7. 
amo;t<te0. 
i  E/2/.1. 12.  in  the  river  of  the  /4OT0ri(es 
/«rf.  5.15.  dwelt  in  the  land  of  the  Amorites 

3mos, 
2  Efd.  1.  39'  ^ww  and  Michcas,  Jocl,Abdias 
tab.  i .  6 .  that  prophefie  of  Amos,  as  he  faid 

2|nania0. 
To&.  j.  1 2.  Azarias  the  fon  of  Ananias  the  great 
Das. 3. 6J.  O  Anmias,  Azarias,  and  Mifacl 

1  Mac.  2.  59. 
3neeftc?0. 
ftid.1.8.  left  the  way  of  their  anceflors 
Eccl.  8. 4.  left  thy  anceflors  be  difgraccd       « 
1  Mac  7. 2.  into  the  palace  of  his  anceflors 
1 2  Mac.  14. 7.  of  mine  anceflors  honour  (I  mean 

anctent. 
Efib.  1 6. 7 .  fo  much  by  the  ancient  hi  (lories 
W»/2t  2. 1  o,  the  ancient  gray  haires  of  the  aged 

1 3 . 1 0 .  the  worke  of  an  ancient  hand 
See/.  2  J  •  4  ■  and  for  ancient  men  to  know 
32.9-  when  ancient  men  are  in  place,ufe  not 
j  9.  1.  out  of  the  wifedome  of  the  ancient 


1  Mae.  14.  9.  the  ancient  fate  all  in  the  ftreets 
z  Mac  6.6.  fabbath  dayes,or  ancient  feafts 


23.  exccllencie  of  his  ancient  yeers ,  and 

ancients, 

1  Efd.  j.  63.  theancients  who  had  feene  the 
7.  2.  aflifting  the  ancients  of  the  Jewes  and 

Jud.6.16.  called  together  all  the  ancients 
8. 10.  Charmis,  ancients  of  the  city 

Chap.  10.6 
1  j.  8.  ancients  of  the  children  of  Ifrael 
Suf.  y.  two  of the  ancients  of  the  people 
3Jntyotrtcu0. 

2  Mac.4.  3 1 .  Iciv'mg^Andronicus  a  man  in 
34.  taking  Andronicus  aparc,prayed 
3  8.  tooke  away  Andronicw  his  purple,and 

J.  23.  and  at  Garizim ,  Andronicm ;  and 
anew. 
u'ifd.  19.  6.  was  faflnoned  againe  anew 

1  £/t/.  2.  24.  the  walsthereoffetupanew 
angel. 

2  Efd.  1.  40.  is  called  alio  an  angel  of  the  Lord 
2.  44.  fo  1  asked  th-  angel ,  and  faid  ,  Sir 
4.1.  and  the  angel  that  was  fent  urtto  me 
5. 1 5. the  angel  chat  was  come  to  talk  with  me 

20.  like  as  Uriel  the  angel  commanded  mc 
3 1.  the  angel  that  came  to  me  the  night 
7.1.  there  was  fenc  to  me  an  angel  which  had 
12.  j 1 .  as  the  angel  commanded  me 
Tab.  y.  4.  found  Raphael  that  was  an  angel 
1 6.  the  angel  of  God  keep  you  company 
21  .the  good  angel  will  keep  him  company 
<S.  y.  did  as  the  angel  commanded  him,  and 
8.  3.  Egypt,  and  the  ange/  bound  him 
12.  J.  fo  he  called  the  angel,  and  he  faid 
2  2.  how  the  angel  of  the  Lord  had  appear. 
£j^'.iy. 13.  my  lord,  asanange/  of  God 
Eccl.  48. 11.  hisange/deftroyed  them 
Bar.  6. 7.  for  mine  angel  is  with  you  »  and  I  my 
Daft. 3. 2  j.  the  angelof  the  Lord  came  down 
Suf.  ?  ?■  the  angel  of  God  hath  received  the 

59.  the  angel  of  God  waitech  with  the 
Be/ 34-  thcaa^e/  of  the  Lord  faid  unto  Hab. 
l&.  the  angel  of  the  Lord  took  him  by  che 
39.  the  a/vge/ofthe  Lord  fee  Habacuc 

1  Mac.  7.  41.  thine  a^e/ went  out,  and  fmote 
i  Mae.  1 1.  6.  a  good  angel  to  deliver  Ifrael 

1  J. 2  i.thou  didft  fend  thine  angel  in  the  time 
23 .  fend  a  good  a«ge/ before  us  for  a  feare 
Sn$el0. 

i  £/ii.  1.  1 9.  ye  did  eat  angels  bread 

6.  3.  innumerable  mu'eitude  of  angels  were 
8.  2  1 .  whom  the  hofts  of  angels  ftand  with 
16.  66-  your  fins  before  God  and  his  angels 

Tob.S- 1 5 .  let  all  thine  a«^e/j  and  thine  eleft 
11.14-  blefTed  are  all  thy  holy  angels 
1 2. 1 5. Raphael  one  of  the  fevm  holy  angeh 

ti'ifd.  1 6.  20.  thine  own  people  with  angels  food 

Dan.  3.  36,  O  ye  angels  of  che  Lord,  blefle  ye 
ifnger. 

2  E/W.  10. 5.  and  fpake  to  her  In  anger 
Jud.  8. 1 4.  provoke  not  the  Lord  to  a»gei' 

1 1.  11.  will  provoke  their  God  toanger 
Wifd.  10.  g.  went  away  from  her  in  his  anger 
Eccl. 8. 1 1.  rife  not  up  (in  anger)  at  the  prefencc 
10.  i8.  nor  furious  anger  for  them  that  are 
2J.22.  a  woman — is  full  ofiWger,impudcncy 
26.  8.  caufeth  great  anger  ,  and  (he  will  not 
28.  to.  to  his  riches  his  anger  rifcth 
40.  f .  feare  of  death,  and  anger,  and  ftrife 

1  Mac.  2.  24.  forbeareto  (hew  hlsanger 
44.  fmote  (infu'l  men  in  their  anger,  and 

2  A?ac.438.being  kindled  with  anger  ,forthwith 
9.4.  then  fwelling  with  anger,  he  thought  to 

SJttgreth. 
Eccl.  3 . 1 6.  and  he  that  angretb  his  mother  is 

19.  21 .  he  angretb  him  that  nourifheth  him 
3ngtp. 

1  £/a\8.88.  mightfl  not  thou  be  angry  with  us 

2  Eft/.  16. 48.  the  more  will  I  be  angry  with 
/««/.  1.  1 2.  was  very  angry  with  all  this  count. 

J.  2.  wherewith  he  was  very  angry,  &  called 
Eccl.S.ig.  ftrive  not  with  an  angry  man,  and  go 

20.  2.  to  reprove,  then  to  be  angry  fecretly 
%6.  28.  the  third  make,th  mc  angry  :  a  man  of 

Bel  20.  and  then  the  king  was  angry 

Prayer  of  Manages  be  not  angry  with  me  for  ever 

1  Mac.  6. 28.  heard  this ,  he  was  angry 

Chap.  n.  2i- 
Ooooo   3 


2  Mac.1).  1 7.  Gonfider  that  the  Lord  was  angry 
7.  33.  though  the  living  Lord  ht  angry 
angutU). 
zEfd.16.19.  tribulation  and  anguifl)i  are  fent 
£]?fc.  u.  8.  tribulation  and  anguijh, affliction 
14.  2.  put  on  the  garments  ofmguijb 
i  j.  j.  her  heart  was  full  of  anguifh 
Wifd.  5. 3.  and  groaning  for  anguifh  offpirit 
Eccl.  27.  2  9.  ang«i/&  (hall  confumethem 
Bar.  3.  1.  the  foule  in  anguifh,  the  troubled 

Unna. 
To£.  1. 9. 1  married  ^a#a  of  mine  own  kinred 
20.  befides  my  wife  Anna,  and  my  fon 
2.  1.  my  wife  Anna  was  refbred  unto  me 

1 1.  my  wife  Anna  did  take  womens  works 
•).  1 7.  Anna  his  mother  wept,  and  faid  to 
xi.y.  now  /tona  fate  looking  about  towards 

9.  then  /4«»a  ran  forth ,  and  fell  upon  the 
14. 12.  when  Anna  his  mother  was  dead 
28noiint. 
lob.  6-  8.  it  is  good  to  anoint  a  man  that  hath 
1 1.  8 .  anoint  thou  his  eyes  with  che  ga  11  and 
anointeD. 
z  Efd.  1 2.  3  2.  this  is  the  anointed  which  the 
Jud.  10. 3.  anohitedhcr  felfe  with  precious 

16. 8.  anointedhcr  face  with ointraenr,  and 

£cc/.4f.if.ai.o:n;e<(himwJth  holy  oyl^is  was  I 

4<>.  19.  of  the  Lord  and  his  nminud  j 

48.  8.  whoanointed kings  to  take  revenge 

2  Mac.  1. 10.  of  the  anointed  pvk&s,  and  to  the 

annopancc. 
i  Efd.  2.  29.  further  to  che  annoyance  of  kings 

a  Mac8.32.had  anncyedthe  Jewes  many  waves 
anfoocr. 

1  Efd.  6. 6.  and  an  an  fiver  received 
1 3 .  they  gave  us  this  anfwer,  We  are  the 

2  Efd.  4. 1 .  Uriel  gave  me  an  anfwer 
9-canft  thou  give  me  no  anfwer 

H'ifd.  6.  10.  (hall  find  what  to  anfwer 
£ee/.4.8.and  give  him  a  friendly  anfwcr% 
J.I  t.  and  with  patience  give  anfwer 

1 2.  underftanding  ,  anfwer  thy  neighbour 
8.  9.  and  give  as/ww  as  need  requireth 
1 1.  8.  anfver'not  beforethou  haft  heard  the' 
20.  6.  becaufe  he  hath  not  to  anfrver 
3  3-  4.  inflruction  ,  and  then  anfwer 

anfooereO. 
1  Efd.t).  47.  the  people  anfwered  ,  Amen 
jud.  14.T  5 .  becaufe  none  anfwered,  he 
Suf.  j4.who  anfwered,  Under  a  maftick-treg 
58.  who  anfwered,  Under  a  holm-cree 

1  Mac.z.%6.  they  anfwered  them  not,  neither 
anfooerfng. 

2  Mac-i  23.  the  reft anfwering thereunto,  as 
anti!ibanu0. 

/ttrf.1.7.  Libanus,  and  AntUibanus ,  and  all  that; 
antioch. 

1  Mac.  3.  37.  and  departed  from  Antioch 
10.  68.  and  returned  into  Antioch 
1 1 . 1 3 .  Ptolomy  entred  into  Antioch 

44.fcnt  him  three  tho  ufand--men  into  An. 

2  Mac.8.3  j.came  like  a  fugitive — to  Antioch 
11.36.  we  are  now  going  to  Antioch 
13.25.0  ver  the  affaires  in  Antioch 

26.  afFefted  ,  returned  to  Antioch 

Sec  OUpfphaftfct, 
antieefcfa. 

1  Mae.  4.  3  J.  he  went  unto  Antioch) a         .  ■  .  , 
2 Mac.J.2i.departcd  in  all haftc  unto  Anthchia 

antiochi  m0, 

2  Mac.  4.  9-  [by  the  name  of  J  Antiochiant 
19.  Jerufalem/flmo  were  Antiockians 

3nttoct)i4. 
2  Mae.4.30.  kings  concubine,  called  Antiochk 

ant(ccl)tt0. 
1  Mac.  1 .10.  Antiocbm  [firnamed]  Epiphanes 
fon  of  Antiochits  the  kin 
1  tf .  was  eftablilhed  before  Antiocbm 

Verfe  20,  41.  Ghap.  3.  27.  &  6.  1 , 

I  j,  J  J.  &11.  J7 

3.  3  3 .  to  bring  up  his  fon  Animbus 

6. 1 6.  fo  king  Antiocbm  died  there 

7. 2.  his  forces  had  taken  Antiochus 

8.6.  Anttochta 


Apoc. 


ANT      AP  P 


APP        APP 


ARA        AR I       Apoc. 


H.  6.  Aiitmms  the  great  king  of  Ada,  that 

11.39.  Antiocbus  the  young  fori  of  Alexand. 
43.  deliver  him  [this  young  Antiocbus] 

11.16.  Numenius  the  fon  of  Antiocbus 

Chap.  14-  22. 
3^.  to  ki'l  Antiocbus  the  king,  that  he 

1 3.3 1.  with  the  young  king  Antiocbus  ,  and 

1  $.1.  Antiocbus  fon  of  Demetrius  the  king 
2. king  Antiocbus  to  Si;non  the  high  prkft 
1 3.  went  Anth:bit&  into  thi  land  of  his 
1  i.being  purfued  by  king  Antiocbus  he  tkd 
1 3  .then  camped  /4tf.\  agaiml  Dora  V.  1.% . 
1  Mac.  1 . 1 4.  etatiocbus,  as  though  he  would 
1  y .  as  toon  is  Antiocbus  was  co:ne  in 

4,  7.  Aniiochm  called  Epiphancs ,  took  the 
ii.  Ant'ucbus  understanding  hiin  noc  to 
3/.  Aitiocbus  was  heartily  forry 

j_  r.  Antiocbus  prepared  his  f;cond  voyaoe 
y.  as  if  Antiocbus  had.  been  dead 
17.  fo  haughry  was  Antiocbus  in  minde 
zx.AiViacbus  had  carried  out  ofthe  temple 

9.  t.  came  Antiocbus  with  dilhonour  out  of 
19.  Antiocbus  king  and  govcrnour  to  the 
if.  appointed  my  fon  Antiocbus  king 
i9.alto  fearing  the  fon  of  Antiocbus 

1  o.  9.  this  was  the  end  of  Antiocbus 
10.  afts  of  Antiocbus  Eupator  ,  who  was 

1 1 .  ti.  Astkchus  unto  his  brother  Lyfias 
47.  king  Antiocbus  fendeth  greeting  unto 

1 3 . 1 .  that  Antiocbus  Eupator  was  coming 

3.  encouraged  Antiochui  not  for  the 

4.  the  King  of  kings  moved  Antiocbus 
14  i.killcd  Antiocbus  8c  Lyfias  his  prote&or 

Eccl.  38.  18.  fmi:b  alio  facing  iy  the  anvill 

ofthe  hammer  and  the  anvill 
Apaine. 
r  Efd.  a,. 19.  Apamezhs.  kings  concubine,thc 

3tpparittost. 

&  Mac.  y.  4.  prayed,  that  that  apparition  might 

Apparitions.' 

irifcl. 17.  ?.  troubled  with  [ftrange]  apparitions 
1  y.  with  monftrous  apparitions ,  &  partly 
Apart. 
r  £/rf.  4.  44.  veflels— whkh  Cyrus  fez  apart 

Verfe  57. 
Tw.  t  i.  (5.  he  took  them  both  apart ,  and  faid 
1  Mas.  13.15-  and  Judas  being  apart  with 

Apljerewa. 
1  Mac.  1  r.  34.  governments  of  Apheremi 

Apolloninfif, 
1  34T>#.  3.  to.  then  Apollonius  gathered  the 
1 1.  and  Apollonius  fword  alfo  ,  and 
10.  69.  made  Apollonius  the  govcrnour  of 

74.  heard  thefe  words  of  Apollonius 

75.  Apollonius  had  a  garifon      V.  77,79. 
i  Mac.  3 .  y.  he  gat  him  to  Apollonius  the  fon 

7.  now  when  Apollonius  came  to  the  king 
4-  4-  Apollonius ,  as  being  the  govcrnour  of 

a  r .  Apollonius  the  fon  of  Manaftheus 
y.  U.  deferrable  ring- leader  Apollonius 
it.  1.  Apollonius che  fon  of  Genneus,  alfo 
Apot!)CC3rp. 
£«/.  3  8.  8.  of  fuch  doth  the  apothecary  make 
49.  r.  nude  by  the  ait  ofthe  apothecary 

atppjttn. 

J  id.  8.  y.  ware  her  widowes  apparell 
10.  7-  her  apparell  wa*  changed 
i»-  if.  decked  her  felfe  with  her  apparell 
Ejlh-  j  4.  1.  laid  away  her  glorious  apparell 
1  Mick.il,  9.  put  on  glorious  and  warlike appa. 
a  Mac.  3.  %C.  beauty,and  comely  appareW,who 

Appearance. 
2  E/it  ry.  28.  appearance  tliereoffroro  the  caft' 
j  Eeci.  1 1. 1.  a  man  for  his  outward  appearance 
z  Mac  4.  ti.  for  the  glorious  appearance 
1  y.  27.  for  by  the  appearance  of  God 
appear  e, 
*•  Efd.  6.  4^.  that  thy  worke  might  appeare 
7.  i*.  and  the  bride  fhill  appeare 

}  j.  the  mod  High  fhall  appeare  upon  the 
ii.ts.  beginneft  to  appeare  no  more 
4f .  appeare  no  more,  thou  eagle,  for  thy 
7»k  11.19.  thefe  dayes  T  did  appeare 
fud.  14. 1.  as  the  morning  fhall  appeare 
Eccl.  19. 1 5.  to  make  judgment  appeare 


•   14. 17.  knowledge  appeare as  the  light 
3  5 . 4.  tho  u  fhak  not  appeare  empty 
37. 18.  fourc  manner  of  things  appeare 
39.  4.  and  d/J/jeare  before  princes :  he  will 
Bar. 6. 5 1.  ir  (hall  uianifeltly  appeare  to  all  nat. 
i  Mfc.1.8.  the  glory  ofthe  Lord  fhall  appeare 

Appeared 
1  £/i/.  10. 17.  appeared  unto  me  no  more 

41.  chere  appeared  to  thee  a  city  builded 
1 1 . 1 3.  the  place  thereof  appeared  no  more 
14.  fo  that  '^.appeared  no  more  Verfe  18, 

19,10,16533.  &  ii.  3, 16. 1  Mac.  3. 34.  j  fud.  13. 7.  and  ap'proacbe'dzo'his bed 
Too.  12.21.  how  the  angel  ofthe  Lord  had  app. 
iVifi.  17.  4.  and  fad  viuons  appeared  unto  them 
onely  there  appeared  unto  them 


14. 11.  appointed  a  day  to  meet  in  together 
Appoint«Dft. 
1  £/«.  J.  7.  thou  appomtedfl  death  in  him  and 

Appointment. 

1  Efd.  1 . 1  y.  to  the  appointment  of  David  ,  to 

6.4.  by  whoic  appointment  doc  you  build  this 

App?e!jenDeD. 

1  Efd.  1.38.  his  brother  he  apprehended ,  and 

r,  Approach 

i  EJd.  1  z.  ii.untiU  their  end  begin  to  approach 
Appioaebcrj. 


6.  onely  there  appeared  unto  them  a  fire 
1 9.  7.  water  ftood  before,  dry  land  appeared 
1  Mac.  4. 19.  there  appeared  a  part  of  them  that 
i  Mac.  1.33.  fire,  there  appeared  water,  &  that 
3.1  j.  there  appeared  unto  them  a  horfe,with 
z6.  two  other  young  men  appeared  before 
30.  when  the  Almighty  God  appeared 
3  3.  in  the  fame  cloathing  appeared,  and 
1 1. 8«  appeared  before  them  on  horfeback 
14.10.  it  appeared  that  they  were  all  of  one 

1  y.  13.  there  appeared  a.  man  with  gray  hairs 
Appearetb. 

EccL^i-z.  the  fun  when  it  a/^drrtJbjdeclaring 
Bar.z.6.  asappearetb  this  day  Verfe  1 1 . 

Appearing. 
z  Mac.  12.  ii.  appearing  of  him  that  fecth 
Appeal?. 

£^.39.28.  and  appeafe  the  wrath  of  him  that 
i  Mac.  4.  3  1.  in  all  hafte  to  appeafe  matters 

AppeafeD. 
Eccl.  46. 7.  appeafed  the  wicked  murmurings 
1  Mac.  1 3. 47.  fo  Simon  was  appeafed  towards 

Appeafeti;. 
Eccl  43.  23.  counfell  he  appeafeth  the  deep 
Appertains. 

1  Efd.  8. 95".  to  thee  doth  this  matter  appertaine 
Tob.  6. 11.  doth  the  right  of  her  appertaine 

1  2.  the  right  of  inherit,  doth  rather  dppert. 
Appertained 

2  ^£#.4.28.  unto  him  appcrtainedthc  gathering 
Appertained, 

1  Efd. 1. 1 2  .rofted  the  pafleover-as  appertained 
Bar.  a.  6.  to  the  Lord  our  God  appertained 
1  Mac.  10. 30.  that  which  appertained  unto  me 

Apple. 
£cc/.  17.21.  as  the  apple  ofthe  eye,  and  give 

Applp. 

Eccl.  6.  3 1.  if  thou  wilt  apply  thy  minde,  thou 

3!pplpeth. 
Eccl.  38. 30.  applietb  himfelfe  to  lead  it  over 

Appetite. 

ivifd.  \6.  2.  even  quails  to  ftir  up  their  appetite 

19.  11.  being  led  with  their  appetite 
Eccl.  18.30.  refrain  thy  felf  from  thine  appetite 

Appointee, 
i  Efd.  3.  9.  vidory  be  given  as  was  appointed 
4.  41.  more  then  is  appointed  in  rhe  writing 
y.58.  they  appointed  the  Levites  from  twenty 
6.  27.  which  were  appointed  rulers  in  Syria 
9.1 2.  wives,  come  at  the  time  appointed 
Tob.  1.  21  •  who  was  appointed  orer  his  fathers 
22.  appointed  him  next  unto  him  :  and  he 
6. 17.  for  fhe  is  appointed  unco  thee  from  the 
fud.  7.  16.  he  appointed  to  doe  as  they  had 
EJlh.  13.9.  haft  appointed  to  fave  Ifrael 
EctU  36.  z6.  who— truft  a  thiefe  well  appointed 

4 jr.  1  y.  this  was  appointed  unto  him  by  an 
Bar.  1. 10.  curfc  which  the  Lord  hath  appointed 
y.  7.  God  hath  appointed  that  every  high  hill 
5«/1 1 .  y.  the  fame  yeere  were  appointed 
Prayer  of ManaJfhaR  appointed  repentance  unto 
not  appointed  repentance  to  the  juft 
r  Mac.i.<ti.and  appointed overfeers  over  all  the 
4.  41.  then  Judas  appointed  certrinc  men 

7.  27.  had  appointed  to  bring  their  hoft 
Chap.  6.  yy.  &  11. 16. 

8.  2y.  fhall  be  appointed ,  with  all  their  heart 
2  Mae.  3 .  1 4.  at  the  day  which  he  appointed 

4.  zo.  was  appointed  to  Hercules  facri  ficc 

8.  23.  he  appointed  Elc&zzr  to  read  the  holy 

9.  23.  my  rather— appointed  fucceflbrs 

2  j .  have  appointed  my  fon  Antiochus  king 


Approaching, 

2  £/</.  n.  21.  the  middle  time  approaching 

z  Maci  z.  3 1  .the  feaft  ofthe  weeks  approaching- 

Appjtotoeo. 
2  Efd.  y.  27.  a  law  that  is  approved  of  ill 
Eccl.  3.  17.  beloved  ofhim  thatis<j/;/wtfd 
39.  34.  they  {hall  all  be  well  approved 
41. 16.  neither  is  it  altogether  approved 
4t.  8.  andtf/>/ww/ofallmen  living 
3pt.  & 

Wifd'  19.  a  1.  was  of  nature  apt  to  melt 

Arabia. 
2  Efd.i  y.  29.  the  dragons  of  Arabia  fhall  come 
1  Mac.11. 16.  Alexander  fled  into  Arabia 
z  Mac.  1 2. 1 1.  fo  that  the  Nomades  of  Arabia 

Arabian. 
1  Mac.  X 1. 17.  Zabdeel  the  Arabian  tooke 
39.  to  Simalcue  the  Arabian,  that  brought 
Arabians. 
1  Maci  2. 3 1.  Jonathan  turned  to  the  Arabians 
i  Mac.  y.  8.  Aretus  king  ofthe  Arabians 
11.  i  o.fcorfemen  ofthe  Arabians  fet  ucon 
AraDas. 

1  Mac.  iy.  13.  Aiadus}and  Gortina,  and 
airap. 

fud.  1.  4.  the  letting  in  or  ay  of  his  foot-men 

2  Afae.  y.  3.  and  troups  of  horfe-men  in  amy 
1  y .  20.  the  army  was  fet  in  may,  and  the 

ArapeD, 
1  Efd.  1.  2.  being  arayed  in  long  garments 
7. 9.  Levites  ftood  arayfrf  in  their  own  vcft. 

Arbattis, 
I  Mac.  y.  2  3.  Galilee ,  and  in  Arbittls,  with 

Arbela. 

1  itf  <k.  9.  2 .  MafaIoth,which  is  in  Arbcla ,  and  J 
Arbcnaf. 

Jud.i-z/i.  upon  the  river  Arbonaij'iU  you 
Archangel. 

2  £/#.  4.  36.  Uriel  the  archangel  gave  them 
ArcJjer. 

2  £/#.  16.  7.  that  is  fhot  of  a  flrong  archer 

Verfe  16. 
fud.  2.  1  y .  unto — <z;  clw  on  horfebacke 

1  Mac.  9. 1 1.  their /lingers  and  mte  going 
ArOatlj.  6     6 

2  £/</.  9'  2^.  which  is  called  Ardath}  like  as 

Aretuj*,  See  Arabian**. 
Aright. 
2  £/H.  8. 37.  thou  haft  fpoken  aright 
rrj/y.2.i-reafoning  with  themfelves,but  not  a:, 
6.  4.  have  not  judged  aright ,  ncr  kept  the 
9.  1 6.  we  hardly  ghefle  aright 
Eccl.  2.  2.  fet  rhy  heart  aright ,  and  conftantly 
6.  17.  direft  his  frienfhip  aright,  for  as  he  is 
20.  17.  for  he  knoweth  not  a>v&/;f  what  it  is 
38.  io-  order  thy  hands  aright,VLnd  ckanfe 
AriOCh^See  f«rf.  i,6. 
Arife. 

2  Efd.  2.38.  arife  up  and  ftand,  behold  the 

1  y.  3  9.  ftrong  windes  (hall  arife  from  the 
Eccl.  31.21.  arife,  goe  forth,  vomit 
Bar.  y.  ^.  arife y  O  Jerufalem,and  ftand  ia  high 
ijdac.  14. 41.  ihould  dW/e  a  faithfull  prophet 

Arifetlj. 
Eccl.  16.  \6-  the  fun  when  it  arifetb  in  the  high 

9riftobnln0- 
1  Mac.  1.  10.  and  health  unto  Arifiobulm 

Ar&«. 

1  Efd.  1.  3.  to  fee  the  holy  ar\e  ofthe  Lord  in 
4. fhall  no  more  beare  the  ar\e  upon  your 
f4.  with  the  veflels  ofthe  ar\e  of  God 

2  Efd.  10.  22.  the/trig  of  our  covenant 
2  Mac.z.  4,  the  ar\e  to  goe  with hira,as  he  wentj 

y.  and  the  ar\e,  and  the  altar  of  incenfe 
ArmeJ 


Apoc. 


ARM      ARO 


ART     ASH 


9rine. 

i  Mac.  3.58.  faid ,  Arms  your  felvcs ,  and  be 

4ttne0. 
x  Mac.  6.  3  y.  *'W-'^  with  coats  of  male ,  and 
43,  armed  with  to/all  harnelle  ,  was 

X4«  ja.  <irraed  the  valiant  men  ot  ms  nation 
iM«»  4-  4°-<,>v?'c^abou;:  three  thoufand  men 

5.2.  arrat'd  with  lances,  like  a  band  of  fould. 

14.  t*.  Judas  placed armed men  ready  in 

1  j  .11  •  thus  he  armed  every  one  of'  thcm,noc 
9cmei8. 
ififiL  1 3.  22.  of  body,  nor  forces  of  armei 
1  Mac-  1 2.  27 '•  and  to  be  in  araer,  that  all  cite 
1  Mac.  $•  xi.  tooke  the  city  by  force  of  amies 

j  j.  5. 1  command  to  take  arraw  ,  and  to  doe 
2fp«te. 
a  fifd*.  i  j*.  1 1 .  and  a  itretched  out  arwj  ,  and 
W/Ji.  J.  1 6.  with  his  arms  lhall  he  protect 

n.  2 1 .  withftand  the  power  of  thy  4?v»e 

i(5. 16.  by  the  ftrengtn  of  thy  arme 
\  Eccl.  2 1.  ai.  bracelet  upon  his  right  *v»? 

36. 6.  thy  hand  and  chy  right  arme,  that 
•    38.  30.  falhionech  the  clay  with  his  arme 
Ba<\2. 1 1.  lund,and  high  amrpni  with  figncs 
i  iVf  ic. 1  j.  24.  through  the  might  of  thy  arms 

Efib.  1 y.  8.  tooke  her  in  his  aimes  till  lhe  came 
£cJ.  9-9.  lit  down  with  her  in  thine  armss 

3lcinp. 
Jud.  1.  16.  both  he  and  his  army  an  hundred 
Chap.  3.  6. 
2. 7.  with  the  feet  of  mine  army,  and  1  will 
1 4.  and  the  officers  of  the  army  of  Alfur 
\6. as  a  gteat array  is  ordered  for  the  war 
18.  for  every  mm  oftlie  array ,  and  very 
2i.  then  he  tooke  all  his  array,nis  footmen 
j.  to.  together  all  die  carriag.s  of  his  array 
y'.  1.  captaine  of  the  array  of  AlFur,thit  the 
Chap.  10.13.  &  *3-  if» 
14.  to  be  devoured  of  all  thine  army 

Cnap.7.  1,1,9,  12,18,16. 
1  Mjc.4.3,9,  31.dC  6.  18. 
1 1. 1 8.  goe  forth  with  all  thine  army 
if.  4.  came  with  ten  thoufands  of  his  amy 

1  Mic-  3.  i3«  Seron,a  prince  of  the  array 

27.  realme  [even]  a  very  ftrong army 
3? .  that  he  Ihould  fend  an  army  againft 
4. 50.  and  when  he  faw  that  mighty  army 
35.  when  Lyfias  faw  his  army  put  to  flight 
Chap.  (J.  30,40,41,  41.2  Mac.  1.13. 
7.  14.  Aaron,  is  come  with  this  army ,  and 
8. 6.  and  a  very  great  army,  was  dilcomSted 

2  M.ic.  y.  24.  with  an  army  of  2  2000.  m-n 

8.12.  with  him,  that  the  array  was  at  hand 
9. 9.  his  fmell  was  noifome  to  his  army 

1$.  at  what  time  he  led  an  array  into  Egy. 
1 2. 10.  Maccabeus  ranged  his  army  by  bands 
iy.  20.  the  army  was  fet  in  array ,  and  the 
9tiKttS. 
1  Efl.  4. 10.  people  ani  his  arraJej  obey  him 
Jud.  1 . 4.  going  forth  of  his  mighty  armies 
Eccl.  4.3.  8.  an  instrument  of  the  arwie;  above 

9nnonr. 
Jud.  14.  3.  then  they  (hall  take  their  tirmm 
1 5. 13. men  of  Ifrael  follow  jd  in  their  ara;r 

1  Mac.  1.  3 y.  ftored  italfo  wich  armour 

4. 6.  had  neither  armour,  nor  fwords  to  their 
6.  6.  they  were  made  ftrong  by  the  arrruur 
io.  2 1.  forces,  and  provided  much  armour 

Chap.  14,33,42.  2  Mac. 8.27.  &iy.2i. 
1  y.  7.  all  the  armour  that  thou  haft  nude 

2  Mtc.  1  r .  8.  fhaking  his  armmr  of. gold 

2Braio»r=bearer. 
1  Mxc.  4.  30.  fon  of  Saul,ind  his  ttmvir-ka/er 

9rofe. 
r  Efd.  9. 7.  fo  Efdras  amfe  up,  and  faid  unto 
Tob.  8.  4,  Tobias  aro/e  out  of  his  bed,and  faid 
Jud.  8.  ti. arofe  none  in  our  age  ,  neither  is 
ia.y.  (he  aro/e  when  it  was  towards  the  mor. 

I  y .  (he  arofe,  and  decked  her  felfe  with 
14. 1 1.  as  foone  as  the  morning  arofe, ch:y 
Bel  1 6 .  berime  the  king  arofe ,  and  Daniel  with 
39.  Daniel  arofe,  and  did  eat :  and  the 
StpljajeaO. 
/««.  1. 1.  in  the  dayes  of  Arpbavad,  which 
y.raidc  war  with  k'mgArpbaxad  V. 13,17. 


ASK      ASS        Apoo 


2  £/a'.  1 6 . 7.  againft  the  arrow  that  is  (hot  of  a 

16.  like  as  an  arrow  which  is  ihot  of  a 
Wifd.  y.  1 2.  or  like  when  as  an  arrow  is  (hot  at 
Eccl.  19. 1 2.  as  an  arrow  that  ftickech  in  a 

36. 1 1.  open  her  quiver  againft  every  arrow 
9tV0WZ8. 
2  £/#.i6.  13.  his  arrowes  which  he  moots 

3rfact0. 
1  Mac.  14.  *•  Arfaces  king  of  Perfia  &  Media 
Verf«  3.  Chap.  ij.  22. 

9xt. 

mfd.  1 4. 4.  a  man  went  to  fea  without  art 

17.7.  as  for  the  illusions  of  art  magicke,they 
Eccl.  49«  *•  fl>»de  by  the  arr  of  the  apothecary 

&xtaptw9° 
1  Efd.  2.  <J.  in  the  time  of  Artaxerxes aYmg  of 

17.  to  Artaxerxes  our  Lord ,  Thy  fervants 

Chap. 7. 4-  Sc  8.  1,6,8,9,  19.28. 

1  Efd.  1. 3;  ^rtatt/JTM  king  of  the  Perfians 

Chap.  11.  2.  &  11.  2. 
Eflh.  1 3 .  2.  the  great  king  Artaxerxes 

Chap.  16. 1. 
articles. 
t  Mac.  8.  29.  according  to  thefe  articles  did  the 

2  Mucin.  28.  make  void  the  articles  which 

SrttScer. 
jri/a*.  14. 18.  diligence  of  the  artificer  did  help 
£«/.  9. 17.  the  hand  of  thtkrtificer  the  work 

airttllefg. 

1  Mic.6-ji.  and  fet  there  artillery  with  engines 

9CaBte*. 
Bar.  1. 1 .  the  fon  o£Afadiaf,r.he  fon  of  Chelcias 

T06. 1. 1.  of  the  feed  of  Afael,o?  the  tribe  of 

»fipb. 
I  E/y.  1. 1  y.  alfo  the  fons  ofAfaph,  were  in 

of  David,  to  wit,  Afapb}Z&cha.ihs 
a^fapljarafus. 
1  £/*<£  y.  8.  Beelfarus,  Afapbarafits}  Reelius 

3(lCapljar. 
1  flfic  9.  33.  the  water  of  the  poole  Afapbar 

90ba;avc^ . 
1  Efd.  y.  69.  Asbn^areth  king  of  the  Aflyrians 

Ulfcbaloii. 
/«i.  2. 18.  and  Afcbalon  feared  him  greatly 
1  Mac.  lo.  8$.  andcamped  againft  Afcbalon 
1 1. 60.  he  came  to  Afcbalon  }  they  of  the  city 
11.33.  palTed  thorow  the  countrcy  unto  Afc. 
3frr. 
lob.  1. 1.  Neptali  in  Galilee  above  Afet 

1  Efd.  8.  y  1.  for  I  was  afhamed  to  aske  thee 

8. 74.  and  afbi?ned  before  thy  face 
mfd.  13. 17.  and  is  not  a/&*«.'^  to  fpeakc 
Eccl.  4.26.  be  notajhamsdio confefle  thy  fins 
2i.2i.a  rain  of  experience  isafhmedoi  him 
22. 2y.  will  not  bcajbmd  to  defend 
41.  17.  be  afhamed  of  whoredome  before  fa. 
41.  1.  of  thefe  things  be  noz  afhamed  t  and 
8.  be  nota/fearar-dto  informe  the  unwife 
1 1.  and  make  dice  afbimed  before  the 
Bar.  6, 27.  alfo  that  fcrvc  them  are  afhamed 
D1M.3. 1 9.  that  do  thy  fervants  hurt,be  afhamed 
Suf.  11.  they  were  afhimyd  to  declare  their  lull 
27.  the  fervants  were  greatly  aflixmed 

2  Efd.  2.  9.  clods  of  pitch  ,arid  heaps  o^afhes 

9.  3  8.  and  (he  had  ajk'*  upon  her  head 
Tob.  6. 16.  thou  (halt  take  the  a/foj  of  perfume 
Jud.  4. 1 1 .  cad  afhes  upon  their  heads ,  and 
1  y .  had  afhes  on  their  mitres,  &  cried  anto 
9- 1.  and  put  afhes  on  her  head,&  uncovered 
Eftb.  r4.  2. covered  her  head  with  afhes 
Wifdi  2.  5.  our  body  fhalbe  turned  into  afhes 
1  y.  X  0.  his  heart  is  afhei ,  his  hope  is  more 
£cc£  10. 9.  why  is  earth  and  afhes  protrd 
17-  32.  all  men  are  but  earth  arid  afhes 
4°.  3.  him  that  is  humbled  in  earth  and  afhes 
Bel  14.  com  nanded  his  fervants  to  bring  afes 
1  Mac.  3. 47.  cad  afhes  upon  their  heads 
1 M ac.  J3»y.a  tower  of  fifty  cubits  high,full  of  a. 
hanged  down  into  the  afhei 
8.  whole  fire  and  afhes  were  holy  ,he 

received  his  death  in  "Jbes 


2  Efd.  1  y.  4-6.  and  thou  Afta,  that  art  partaker 
1 6. 1.  woe  be  unto  thee,Babylon,and  Afia 

1  Mac.  8. 6.  Antiochus  the  great  king  of  Afia 

1 2.  39.  about  to  get  the  kingdome  of  Afia 
13.32.  and  crowned  himfelfe  king  oi.Afia 

2  Mac.  3. 3.  Scleucus  king  of Afia}  of  his  owne 

3QDC. 
Sif.Si.  put  thefe  two  a/fife,  one  far  fromano. 
y6.  fo  he  put  him  afid".  ,and  commanded  So 

3#fte. 

1  £/d.4.  42.  aslfe  what  thou  wilt  more  then  is 

2  Efd.4.6.  that  thou  fhouldeii:  ai^e  fuch  dungs 

7 .if  I  (hould  as\e  thee  how  great  dwcllih. 
3y.  a%  queftiori  of  thefe  things  in  their 
y'«  n«  one  land  alfo  (hall  as\e  another 
tf.asfe  the  wombe  of  a  woman,  and  fay 
y  1 .  as\e  a  woman  that  bearech  children 

Chap.  10;  p. 
Tob.  4. 18.  ajjje  counfell  of  all  that  are  wife 
Eccl.  20. 1  y .  and  to  morrow  he  will  asfa  it 
zi.  ifaslte  pardon  for.  thy  former  fins 
28.  4.  and  dotb  he  asfe  forgivenefle  of  his 

1  Mac.  10. 72.  asi;e  and  learne  who  \  am  ,  and 

2  Mac.  7.  2.  what  wou'deft  thou  <j;^e,  or  karn 

99HCD, 
2£/d.  2.  44.  fo  I  aslpd  the*angel,  and  faid,  Sir 
4.-9.  now  I  have  as{ed  thee ,  but  only  of  fire 

2  y.  of  thefe  things  have  1  as\ed 
y.yo.  and  I  asfcdand  iaid,Sccing  thou  haft 
Tob.  7. 3.  Raguel  ai\ed  them, Whence  are  you 
Jud.  6. 16.  Ozias  as^cd  him  of  that  which  was 
iot  12.  aslgd  her,  Of  what  people  art  thou 
Efth.i$.$.  when  I  aj/jrdmy  counfcllours  how 
mfd.  19.  1 1-  appetite  they  asltfd  delicate  meats 
Eccl.  3  2«  7.  fcarcely  when  thou  art  twice  aj^?</ 
Suf  an.  14.40. 
2  /Wac.i4.y.<JJ^«'how  the  Jewes  flood  aftefted 

»0feeft, 
2  £/a\  4. 28.  whereof  thou  a^e/?  me,  I  will  tell 
Vcrfe  52.  Chap.  y.  34. 
8.  2.  as  when  thou  a;^/Z  the  canh 
3l0ttetl?. 
(Ti/y.  13. 1 8.  he  as\etb  of  that  which  canhot 
19.  for  gaining  &  getting — asl^ctb  ability 

3lfl«p. 

2  Efd.  7.  31-  reftore  thofe  that  are  aficep  in  her 
Tob.  8. 13.  and  found  them  both  aflccp 

SfmoDcu0. 
7*o&.  3. 8,  whom  AfmodcKi  the  evill  fpirit  had 

Veffe  17. 

^ffablas. 
1  £/a*.  1.9.  Affabias  and  Othicl ,  arid  Joram 

3fatifa0. 
1  £y«/.8.  y4.  Efabtias,  and  A\amrts^n\  ten  meri 

^tftaalt:. 

1  Mac  4.  8.  rior  be  afraid  of  their  a  fault 

2  iWar.  y-  y.  nude  an  affault  upon  the  city 

12.1y.gave  a  fierce  a//a«/f  again "\  chc  walb 
^(faultju. 

1  itfae.  y.  itf.  trouble,  and  dffattltei  of  them 

Verfe  36.  35.  yo„ 
<f.  3 1.  which  they  afjauhed  many  dayes 
Hffaultiiifj. 
x  Mac.  Ii.  yo.  let  the  Jewes  leave  affaulting 
1  y.  2  y.  the  (econd  day  ,  affaulting  it  continu. 

2  Mac.  10.  17.  affaultmi  them  ftrongly,  they 

UMTap. 
2  Mac.  2.  2  3 .  we  will  affay  to  abridge  in  one 

flic 

Eccl.  13. 19.  as  the  wild  affe  a  the  hons  prey 

33.  24.  burdens  are  for  the  affe :  and  bread 

fl>(TeinblcQ. 

1  £^.8.72.  of  Ifrael,  affcmbledto  me,  whilcft 

Chap. 9.  yy.  Jud.  1.6.  &  7.  23. 

Sif.  28.  when  the.  people  were  affcmbled  to  her 

i  Mac.  1.  y2,y8.  &  4. 37, 

&y.  9,  iy,i(J. 

1  Mac.  10. 6 1 .  peftilent  fellowes  affembled 

2  Mac.  8.  i.ajfembledabouz  fix  thoufand  men 

JUTcmblp. 
/*(i  tf.  16-  and  their  women  to  theaffcmbly 

Vcrfe  21.  Chap'.7-*p 
i4«6.-5»' 


AID       BAB        Apoc. 


1 4. 6.  in  the  tjfemblj  of  the  people,  he  fell 
Suf.  60.  all  the  ajfmbly  cued  out  with  a  loud 

i  Mac  14. 44-  °r  t0  gacher  an  *lfcmhl>  m  the 

JiatDeans. 
I  Mac.  z-  4*-  to  him  a  company  oiAffideans 

*.«.  now  the  ^«  were  the  firft 
i  Af  ac,  1 4.6.  of  the  Jewes  that  be  called  AQuL. 

i  Mac  4.  9.  he  promifed  to  affgne  an  hundred 

2Witt. 
f««  19.  n-didft  anthem  in  every  time 

3  '  atttfting. 

i  Efd.  7.  *.  #$?,? tnc  ancients  of  the  Jewes 

affurance. 
if/ifi  6. 1 8-  is  the  affurance  of  incorruption 

Eccl.v). io.  delivered  them  by  the  affuredhope 
i  Mac.  7. 1 4-  but  alfo  afjured  him  with  oathes 
i  z.  if-  djwfti  them  with  many  words 

wifd  1 8.  6.  affie/cdly  knowing  unto  what  oathes 

3lffuetu0. 
Job.  1 4.1  J-  was  taken  by  Nabuchad.  &  Affiants 

9ffar. 

2  E/d.2.8.  woe  be  unro  thee,  ^/fr,  thou  that 
JW.  1.  14-  officers  ofthcarmyof/4(/«r 

Chap.f-i.  &  6.  1.  St  13.  if.  &  14.3. 
6. 17 .  in  the  midft  of  the  princes  oiAffur 
7.  20.  all  the  corffpany  of /?//«>•  remained 
1  y.  6.  Bcthulia  fell  upon  the  camp  oiAffur 
16.  4.  Affur  came  out  of  the  mountains  from 
ail&age. 
£«;  18.  1 6-  mall  not  th;  dew  aj/wage  the  heat 

3%<3,  ■ 
i  £/d.  7. 15.  counfell  of  the  king  of  Affym 

a(Tp$ian0. 
Tob.  1. 2.  Encmaflar  king  of  the  Affyrians 

3.  into  the  land  of  the  Affyrians 
Jud.  1.7.  Nabuchodonofor  king  of  the  Affyri. 
Chap.  2.  1,4. 
'    7.i7.with  them  five  thoufrnd  of  the  Affyrians 
18.  the  red  of  the  army  of  the  Affyrians 
9. 7.  the  Affyrians  are  multiplied  in  their 
10. 1 1.  watch  of  the  Affrrians  met  her 
1  2.13.  of  the  daughters  of  the  Affyrians 

Chap.  ii.  19.  &  14.  2.  1  Mac.  7.  4*. 
EecJ.48.11.  fmote  the  hofte  of  the  Affyrians 

aftontfhelj. 
Jud.  1 1. 1 6.  all  the  earth  (halbe  aflonifhed 

13.  17.  the  peo-  were  wonderfully  aflm'fbcd 

14.  7.  hearing  thy  name  fhalbe  aflonifhed 
1  j.  1.  were aflonifhed  at  the  thing  that  was 

wifd.  13.4.  but  if  they  w^re  aflonifhed 

17.3.  being  horribly  aflomfh?d,md  troubled 
EccL  4  3 . 1 8.  and  the  heart  is  aflonifhed 

1  Mac.  6-  8*  he  was  aflonifhed,  and  fore  moved 

1 6. 2  2.  he  was  fore  aflonifhed 

2  Af.-zf.  3  •  2-4. were  aftm'fked  M  the  power  of- 

aftontft)tn:nt. 
2  £/H.  4.  l4- our  ^  iS  "flomfhment  and  fcare 

aftrap. 
wifd.  11.14.  for  they  went  aflray  very  far  in 
B;Ji'.  4. 28 .  your  minde  to  goe  aflray  from  God 

9{tpage0. 
Be/  1.  and  king  Aflyages  was  gathered  to  his 

atargatte. 
2  Mac.  n.  1^.  to  the  temple  of  Atargat is 

ate. 

f11d.1z.19.  foe  took,  and  atcy  and  drank  before 

3trjenobtug. 
1  Mac.  15.  i8.fent  to  him  Athenobitts 

3t!)Ctt0. 
x  Mac.  6. 1 .  an  old  man  of  Athens,  to  compell 
9.  1 5  .to  fee  the  citizens  of  Athens 
atonement. 
Etfcf".  3.3.fathers,makethan<«fl8.'»«3£  V.  30. 

1  Afac.  3.33.  prieft  was  making  an  atonement 
attafne. 

£«/.  1  y.  7.  foolifh  men  mall  not  affair  unto 

2  Mac.  15.38.  is  that  which  Ixould  attaine  unto 
attalU0. 

1  Mac.  ly.  21.  Demetrius  the  king,and  Attains 
attempt. 

2  Mac.  4.  4 1 .  feeing  the  attempt  of  Lyfimachus 
attempts 

Eccl.  9. 4.  left  thou  be  taken  with  her  attempts 


attempteO. 
1  Mac.  12.  10.  have  ncverthelefle  attempted 

UttmOance* 
i  Afac.  1 5".  3 1.  and  this  great  attendance,  he 

attenD. 
x  Mac.  1 1.13.  may  atfefldupon  his  own  affaires 

attendee 
Wi/2.  10.9.  deliv.  from  painthofe  that  attended 

9ttenDet&. 
£«£  4. 1  y.  he  that  attendeth  unto  her,  fhall 

Attention. 
Prol.Jef.  Sir.  to  read  with  favour  and  attention 

9ttentttoe. 

EccA3.29.an  attentive  eare  is  the  defire  of  a  wife 

3ttire. 
/«rf.  1 2 . 1  j  .all  her  womans  attire ,and  her  maid 
EccUig.  30.  a  mans  afri/^&excefiive  laughter 

atatiet^: 
gcc/.  34.  2 j.  again,  what  avaikth his  wafting 

jptcnge. 

2  £/«/.  i  j.  9.  He  furely  avenge  them 
/«rf.  2. 1.  avenge  himfelfe  on  all  the  earth 

1  Mac.  2.67.  avenge  ye  the  wrong  of  your  peo. 
6. 11.  and  avenge  our  brethren 
13.  6.  doubtleilt:  lie'avenge  my  nation 

2  Aftfc.  9.  4.  to  avenge  upon  the  Jewes 

3^enge0. 
Jnd-\.\z.  would  fuixly  be  avenged  upon  all 
£/?£>.  16.20.  may  be  avenged  on  them 
f/^.  13.  3.  avengedoa  their  adverfaries 

1  if<K.  3.  iy.  to  be  avenged  on  the  children  of 
7, 38.  be  avenged  on  this  man  and  his  hoft 
9. 42.  had  avenged  fully  the  blood  of  their 
1 5.  4.  may  be  avenged  of  them  that  have 

atenjjer. 

£«/.  3  o.  £.  left  behind  him  an  avenger 
atengerg, 

2  y)f<zc.  4. 16.  their  enemies  and  avengers yvhok 
augmentation. 

2  Mac.$.i6.  to  the  augmentation,  and  glory 

atoottu 

2  Efd.7.2, 1  .mould  obferve  to  <nw'rfpuniihment 
Teb.ij.z,  is  there  any  that  can mwi  his  hand 
Wifd.  16.  4.  which  they  could  not  avoid 

Verfe  16. 
17.10.  could  by  no  means  be  avoided 
2  A?«.2.i  i-  and  <meidmuch  labouring  of  the 

9nranu0, 
2  Mac.  4.  40.  offer  violence  to  Auranus 

3utr)0j. 
n'ifd.  13.3.  firft  author  of  beauty  hath  created 
2  if  ac.  2.28.  leaving  to  the  author  the  exacl: 
30.  belongeth  to  the  firft  author  of  the  fto. 
7.  3  r>  the  author  of  all  mifchiefe  againft  the 
3lttljQ>0. 
Bar.  3. 23 .  the  d/tfJwji  of  fable5,and  fearchers 
1  Mac.  9. 61.  were  authors  of  that  mifchiefe 

3tttho?ttp. 
1  £/a.  8.  22.  have  authority  to  impofc  any 
Ejto.  13.2.  prefumption  of  my  authority 
16.1.  canfed  many  thatare  in  authority 
7.  that  arc  unworthi  ly  placed  in  authority 
irifd.14.19.  to  plcafe  one  in  authority 
Eccl.  3.  2.  confirmed  the  authority  of  the  mother 
1 0.3.  the  prudence  of  them  which  are  in  au. 
21.  goeth  before  the  obtaining  of 'authority 
20.  8.  taketh  to  himfelfe  authority  therein 
4f.-i7. &  authority  in  the  ftatutes  of  judgment 
x  ilfac.  1.  j8.  thus  did  they  by  their  authority 

Chap.  »o.  6,  35. 
10.3  2. 1  yeeld  up  my  authority  over  it 
i  Mac4.50.Men.laus  remained  ltill  in  author. 

,  aixiabe. 

£/?/?.  1 1 .  ii.  when  Mordocheus— was  awake 
Eccl.  13.13.  thefe  things,  awa\e  in  thy  fleep 
9u>a&eO. 

1  Efd.  3.  3-  flept,and  fpone  after  awaked 

2  Efd.  5.14.  then  I  awaked,  and  an  extreme 
1 1.  29.  awaked  one  of  the  heads  that  were  at 
1 2.3.  then  awaked  I  out  of  the  trouble  and 
x  j.  13-  and  I  f&fiipQ  and  faid 

Eccc.  33.  \6. 1  <st>^uP ,aft  ofaI1 

9toaHetrj. 
2  E/rf.  7.  3  *•  the  world  that  yet  ai»a\eib  not 
Eccl.  40. 7.  when  all  is  fafe,  he  awa^eth,  and 


awaw. 

Ecd.19. 17.  a  mifchiefe  ere  thou  be  aware 

a»e. 

Wifd.6^.  nor  fhall  he  ftand  indwe  of  any  mans 

a». 

Bar.  6-  x  5,  a  dagger,  and  an  axe ;  but  cannot 

« aple=ttce. 
£«'•  3  3. 5-  arc  like  a  rolling  axle-tree 

9ft. 
Ta£>.  8.  6.  unto  him  an  did  like  to  himfelfe 
Jud.9,4.  called  upon  thee  forawfjO  God,  O 
Efib.16.2.0.  and  ye  fhall  a/d  them,  that  even 
wifd.\i  .i8.to  that  which  is  dead:for  aii,humbly 

1  Mac.  7. 7.  with  all  them  that  aid  them 
8, 16.  or  <ud  them  with  vicf  uals,weapons 
10.14.  and  gifts,  that  I  may  have  their  aid 
15.1 9-nor  >  et  aid  their  enemies  againft  them 
16. 1 8.  fend  him  an  hofte  to  aid  him,  and       j 

2  Afac4.11.  to  Rome  for  amity  Staidjie  took 
8.8.  to  yeeld  more  aid  to  the  kings  affaires 
I  j  .8.  expeft  the  victory  &  aid  which  fhould 

a^letrj. 

2  Efd.  9.  42.  tell  me ,  what  aykth  thee 

10.  3 1.  what  ayleth  thee  ?  and  why  art  thou 

acme.' 

Wifd.  13.9.  they  would  ayme  at  ihc  world 

9pje. 
2  £/a\  £.  4.  ever  the  heights  of  the  ayre 

11.  2 .  the  windes  of  the  ajre  blew  on 
Jud.  1 1. 7. the  fowls  of  the  ayye  ihall  live  by  thy 
U'ifd.2.3.  ihall  vanifli  as  the  {bit  ayre 

5.  1 1.  a  bird  hath  flowne  through  the  ayre 
but  the  light  ayre  being  beaten 
it.  an  arrow  is  fhot  through  the  ayre 
7.  3. 1  drew  in  the  common  ayre,  and 
17.16.  denying  that  they  faw  the  ayre 
Bay.3.17.  paftime  with  the  fowls  of  the  ayre 
Dan.3.57.  O  all  ye  fowles  of  the  ayre 
i  Mac.  4.  4<5.  as  it  were  to  take  the  ayre 
y.  2.  horfemen  running  inthcaytf,  in  cloth 
3jarta0. 

2  Efd.  1 . 1 .  the  fon  of  Atariasjhc  fon  of  Hclk. 
Tob.';.  12. 1  am  Axatiai  the/on  of  Ananias 
6. 6.  brother  A%arias,to  what  ufe  is  the  heart 

13.  brother  A%ariasy  that  this  maid  hath 
7.  8.  brother  Asanas,  fpeake  of  thofe  tilings 
9.  2.  brother  A\arias  ,  take  with  thee  a 
nan.3.  1 .  then  Ataxias  flood  up  and  prayed  on 
2  y .  into  the  oven  together  wi  th  A\arias 
6$.  O  Ananias,4^«w,  &  Mifael,bleiTei 
1  Afae.  2.  59. 
1  Afac.  y.  18.  Zacharias  and  Asanas  captains 

33Otn0. 

Jud.z.zS.  &  they  dwelt  in  A?mus,&  Afchalon 

1  Afac.4.t  y.  plains  of  Idumea,  and  A?otiss, ani 

y.  (58.  Judas  turned  to  Axotm  in  the  land 

9. 1  y.  purfued  them  to  the  mount  of  A\otm 

10.77.  went  to  A^otus  as  one  that  journeyed 

83.  the  horfemen— fled  to  A\otm,  and 
1 1 . 4.  when  he  came  neere  to  A \ot m ,  the 

Dagon,  that  was  burnt,  and  A\otui 
14.34.  that  bordereth  upon  A\otws 
\6.  10.  towers  in  the  fields  of  Atoms 


9aal. 
Tob.i  .5,  Nephthali  facrificed  to  the  h=ifer  Baal 

1Babe0. 
2  Efd.  1.  28.  as  a  nurfe  her  young  babes 
Wifd  1  y.  14.  more  miferable  then  very  babes 

®abler. 
Eccl.  20. 7 .  a  babbler  and  a  fool  will  regard  no 

Jpabling.  .    „    ... 
Eccl.  19.  ^.he  that  hateth*?  fhall  have 
10.  y.  another  by  much  babbng  becometh 
.      »abj>lon, 
1  Efd.  1.  40.  and  carry  him  into  Babylon 


Verfe  ra**. 
4i    fet  them  in  his  own  temple  at  Babylon 
z  Efd.x.  1 .1  was  in  Babylon,axi&  lay  troubled 
1    }    .  28.  any 


Ap 


oc. 


BAB      BAR 


18.  any  better  that  inhabit  Babylon  ,  thac 
3 1 .  are  they  then  6i  Babylon  better  then 
15.  46.  partakers  of  the  hope  of  Babylon 
16.1  -woe  be  to  thee  Babylon ,and  Afia  jWoe  be 
Bar1,  i.i-  which  Baruch  wrote  in  Babylon 
Suf.t.i-  there  dwelt  a  man  in  Babylon  . 
Belt  .^4-carry  the  dinner  that  thou  haftjinto  B. 
je.  Lord,I  never  faw  Babylon:  neither  do 
;6.  fet  him  in  Babylon  over  the  den 
^Babylonians- 
Bel  1  '•  now  the  Babylonians  had  an  idol 
' y  Baecbas. 

Mac.  £.  7.  when  the  feaft  of  Bacchus  was  kept 
'  to  ?oe  in  proceffion  to  B<*«ta,carrying 
BaechfDeS- 
1  Afac  7.  S.thekingchofeB^cW^africnd 

o  z<5.  and  brought  them  to  Bacchides 
.  ^b  8  ?o.were  with  Timotheus,  &  B««&»fci 

Ipacfcblting. 
ffj/3  r.  1 1 .  refrain  your  tongue  bombacl-biting 
EccZ'i*8.i4-  a  backbiting  tongue  hath  difquiered 
1  j .  a  backbiting  tongue  hath  call  out  vert. 
U5acbn)ac-0. 
1  Efd.i*.  i<5. an  arrow — returnethnotta^* 
EccZ.48.13.  in  his  time  the  fun  went  backward 

Baggage. 
Jud.  7.  i.  befide  the  baggage,  and  other  men 
i  Atec.ii"*  a  1.  fent— the  other  baggage  to 

Bag. 
7k/. 10. y.  filled  a  bag  with  parched  corne,and 
15.10.  me  put  it  in  a  bag  of  meat ;  fo  they 
1  j  .took  the  head  out  of  the  bag,S(.  fhewed 


Tob.g.  5.  who  brought  forth  bap  which  were 

^dagoaff. 
fad.  1  r- 1 1  •  then  faid  he  to  Bagoas  the  eunuch 
Verfe  1  J.  Chap,  13.3 
l  ^ .  which  (lie  had  received  of  Bagoas 

Balance. 
2  E/^-3'3  4- our  wickednefle  in  the  balance 
mfd- 1 1 .  2 1 .  as  a  little  groine  of  the  balance 
Ecc/-n.i$.  are  weighed  in  the  balance 
28.1  y .  weigh  thy  words  in  a  balance ,  and 
Baltbafar. 

Bar. I.  ia-  under  the  fhadow  of  Balthafar 

Bant). 
1  Mac.  y .  2.  lances,  like  a  band  of  fouldiers 
8.ii.  leaders  of  each  band3to  wit,Simon 
BanDS. 
Jtf^.14. 1 1.  they  went  forth  by  bands 
Eccl.6.7,0.  and  her  bands  are  purple  lace 
18.  19.  nor  hath  been  bound  in  her  bands 
10.  yoke  of  iron  ,  and  the  bands  thereof 
are  bands  of brafle 
Banquet, 
Jud.  1 1. 10.  none  of  the  officers  to  the  banquet 
Eccl.yz.^.  confort  of  mufick  in  a  banquet 

49. 1 .  mufick  at  a  banquet  of  wine 
1  Mac- 16. 1  y.  made  them  a  great  banquet 
1  Mac.  1.17.  to  him  that  grcpareth  a  banquet 

Banquette!). 
Jud.  1.  iS.took  his  eale ,  and  banquctted 

Banquetting, 
EccZ.r8.33.be  not  made  a  begger  by  banquetting 

1  Mac- 16.16.  into  the  banquetting  place 

Barbarous, 

2  Af  <k.  t.2i.  chafed  barbarous  multitudes 

y.  ii.  for  manners  more  barbarous 
Barbaroullp. 
i  Mac j  y.i.  nor  fo  cruelly  and  barbaroufiy 

Bare. 

Eccl.  13.?.  yea  he  will  make  thee  bare 
Bare. 

1  Mac.  7. 17.  have  pity  on  me  that  face 

Barse. 
wi/2.13.11.  and  takes  offall the barke  skilfully 

Barre. 
Ea/.i8. 15.2  doore  and  barre  for  thy  mouth 

Barred* 
wifd.  17.16.  prifon  without  iron  bams 

Barren. 

2  Efd*  9.4  ?.T  thy  fervant  have  been  barm?  ,and 
Wifd.3.  1 3,  blefled  is  the  6d»v«stthac  is  undefiled 
£#£  41. 10.  married,  left  ftie  mould  be  barren 

Bartaeoa. 
1  Efd.  4.  J9.  of  the  admirable  BartacHsfiitlng 


BAT      BEA 
Baruch, 

Bar-  1 . 1,  the  words  of  the  book^  which  Baruch 
3 .  Baruch  did  read  the  words  of  this  book 
Bafenede, 
Eccl. zz. 9-  cover  ihebafe/iejfe  of  their  parents 

Bautfulsiefle. 
EccZ.20.23  .there  is  that  foi'hafhfulneffe  promif. 

BattarO. 
Wifd.  4.  3.  rooting  from  bajiard  flips  nor  lay 
Battell. 

1  Efd.  1.19.  joyned  battell  with  him  in  the 

jo„  carry  me  away  out  of  the  battell 

took  him  away  out  of  the  battell 

2  Efd.  7.  57.  is  the  condition  of  the  battell 
Jud.1.6.  aflerobled  themfelves  to  the  battell 

13.  he  marched  in  batteU-array 
J. 13. nor  power  for  a  ftrong  battell  . 
7.1 1.  fight  not  againft  them  in  b&tetl 
14.1 3.  come  downe  againft  us  to  battell 
Efib.i  1 .7.  were  prepared  to  battell,  that  they 
Wifd.11.9,  of  the  righteous  in  battell,  or  to 
Eccl.46.6.  he  made  the  battell  to  fall 
1  AfcK.1.33.  then  they  gave  themfelves  the  bat, 
■41.  ftial]  come  to  make  battell  with  us  on 

4. 1 4.  fo  they  joyned  the  battell,  and 
^•30.  Elephants  exercifed  Inbattell 

i  Mae.io.  28.  rage  leader  of  their  battell 

See  the  word  J(oine. 
Battels; 
Jud.  y .  1 8.  deftroyed  in  many  battels  very  fore 
9.7.  the  Lord  that  breakeft  the  battels 
16.3.  God  breaketh  the  battels  '.  for  among 
1  M  ijc.}  .»*.  talked  of  the  &itfe/.j  of  Judas 
13.9.  fight  thou  our  fattflr,  and  whatfoever 
Batlements. 
Eccl.9.13.  on  the  batlements  of  the  city 

Bats. 
Bar.  6.  »i.  upon  their  bodies  and  heads  fit  bats 

BattereD, 
1  Mac.  1 3 .43 .  and  battered  a  ccrtaine  tower 

Bearts. 
Bar.6-^1.  their  heads  and  fear&fhaven 

Beare. 
1  Efd.t.4-ye  fhall  tip  more  beare  the  ark  upon 

4.15.  all  the  people  that  beare  rule  by  fea  & 
£cc/.i  .13.3  patient  man  will  beare  for  a  time 

6. 15.  bow  thy  ftioulder,  and  beare  her 
n. 1  j.  amaflcof  ironiseafier  to  beare 
Beares. 
W//if.  1 1 . 1 7.  a  multitude  of  beares,  or  fierce 
Eccl. 47.$ .  kids, and  with  beares  as  with  lambes 

Bearett). 
a  Efd.  y .  j  1.  a  woman  that  fowe th  children 

Bead. 
Wifd- 13.  14-  made  it  likefome  vile  beafi 
EccLiy  1  y.  every  beafi  loves  his  like 
1  Mac.  6. 3£.whercfoever  the  beafi  was 

Beads. 
1  Efd.S.  19.  which  have  lived  like  beafis 

30.  are  deemed  worfe  then  beafis 
trifd.1  till i  vile  fea/?i  i  thp«  didft  fend 

a  multitude  of  unreafonable  to^j 
1 1.9.  at  once  with  cruel!  beafisi  or  with  one 
1  f .  1 8-  they  worihipped  thofe  beafis 
\6. 1.  by  the  multitude  of  beafis  tormented 
3 .  for  the  ugly  fight  of  the  beafis  fent 
?.  the  horrible  fiercenefle  of  beafis  came 
17.9.  yet  being  feared  with  bea(ls  that  pafled 
1 9.  or  running— of  skipping  beafis,  or  a 
voice  of  moft  lavage  wild  beafis 
1  Mac.  6.  37.  upon  the  beafis  were  there  ftrong 
1  Mac.  15 .  *  1.  and  the  fiercenefle  of  the  &#/& 

Beat. 
Eccl.10.1 1.  fag  him  on  the  fides  while  he  is  a 

Beaten. 
Eccl.  i|.i  o.  a  fervant  that  is  continually  beaten 
z  Mae.6.  30.  pains  in  body  by  being  beaten 

Beaotp. 
1  Efd.  4. 18.  is  comely  in  favour  andbetuty 
1  Efd.  1  o.y  o.  the  comelinefle  of  her  beauty 
f  f .  and  the  &««#  and  greatnefie  of  the 
1  y«  rfj.  and  marre  thefaatfy  of  thy  face 
/#rf.  10. 7.  they  wondred  at  her  beauty  very 

Verfe  14. 
1 1.11.  both  for  beauty  of  face,  and  wifedome 
16. 7.  widi  the  t««ty  of  her  countenance 


BEA       BiiG 


Apoc. 


9.  her  beauty  took  his  minde  prifoner 
Efi.i  y.  5.  the  perfeftion  pf  her  beauty  ,  and  her 
f«/rf.  7,1.0.  i  io^ed  heir  above  health  &  famtv 
S.  2. 1  was  a  lover  of  her  beauty 
1 3.3.  with  whofe  beauty  if  they  being  deligh. 
the  firft  author  of  beauty  hath  created 
y  .by  the  greatneflc  and  beauty  of  the  crea. 
Eul.g.S.  look  not  on  anothers  beauty.fot  many 
deceived  by  the  beauty  ofa  woman 
1 1 .  2.  commend  not  a  man  for  his  beauty 
z6. 1 6.  fo  is  the  beauty  ofa  good  wife  in  the 
1 7.  fo  is  the  beauty  of  the  face  in  ripe  age 
36.12.  the  beauty  of  a  wpmari  cheereth  the 
40. 22.  thine  eye  defirethfavour  and  beauty 
4z.i1.  behold  not  every  bodies  beauty 
p.  1.  the  beauty  ofheaven,with  Verfe  9. 18. 
W.32.  might  be  filled  with  her  beauty 
1  Maci.zG.  the  beauty  of  women  was  changed 

BeantifieD. 
Eccl.zj.1.  in  three  things  I  was  beautified 
4y.7.he  hauttfi.him,  with  comely  ornaments 
47 , 1  o.  he  beautified  their  fcafts,  and  fct  in 

1  Mae .  Si  ■  1  J-  he  beautified  the  fanftuary 

BeaotffnH. 
/«rf.  11.23.  now  sjjpu  art  both  beauiifuU  jn  thy 
Mrj/y.  y.  1 6.  a  beautiful!-  crowne  from  the  Lords 
7.19.  more  beautifull  then  the  fwn 
1 3.7.  things  arebeautifull  that  are  feefle 
iy.19.  neither  are  they  beautifull,  fo  much 
Eccl.  9.  8.  turn  away  thine  eye  from  a  beautifull 
iy.i.  flood  up  beautifull ,both  before  God  & 
43. 1 1.  very  beautifullit  is  in  the  brighrnefle 
4y.  1 2.  of  the  eyes,  goodly  and  beautifull 
Bar. 6.i  4.  gold — about  them,  to  make  therofo. 

Beauteous. 
Suf.31.  delicate  woman,  and  beauteous  to  bch. 
Bccomcth. 

2  Ep.8.49.  thy  felfe  as  it  beeometb  thee,  and 

Bectlletb. 
Judii.il.  toward  the  plaineof  Beclikth 

and  pitched  from  Btclitetb 
Bet). 
2  E/J.  12.2  tf.one  of  them  fhall  die  upon  his  bed 
T0&.8.4.  Tobias  arofe  out  ofhis  bed,  and 
1 4. 1 1  •  he  gave  up  the  ghoft  in  his  bed 
Jud.  9.3.  they  died  their  bed  in  blood 
10. 1 1 .  Olofernes  refted  on  his  bed 
13.1.  Olofernes  lving along  upon  hhbed 
4-  Judith  Handing  by  his  fei/aid  in  her 
6.  came  to  the  pillar  of  the  bed-,  which  was 
9-  tumbled  his  body  down  from  the  bed 
Wifd.  3.13.  hath  not  known  the  finfull  bed 
EccZ.14.31.will  water  abundan.  my  garden-M 
3i.i9.fetcheth  not  his  wind  fliott  upon  his  bed 
41.11.  and  come  hot  neere  her  bed 
48.  6.  honorable  men  from  their  bed 
BeO-cbamber. 
Jud.  i3.3.toftandwi  thout  her  bed-chamber  aand 
4.  none  was  left  in  the  bed-chamber 
14. 1  f.  and  went  intP  the  bed-ihamber 
\6.\y.  had  taken  out  of  his  bed-cbamb.r 
BeOS- 
Jud.  1 J .  1 .  and  they  went  to  their  bids 
wifd.  4.6.  begotten  of  unlawfull  beds 
Began. 

1  Efd.  3.12.  Upon  the  earth  began  to  multiply 

Begat. 

Ecrf.22.3 .  difhonor  ofhis  father  that  begat  him 

Beget. 

2  Mac.  14. 2y.  take  a  wife  and  beget  children 

Beg. 
Eccl.  40.  28.  for  better  it  is  to  dye  then  to  beg 

Begger.  Beggers. 

E«/.i8.33.be  not  made  a  begger  by  banquetting 

40.28.lead  not  a  beggers  life  :  for  better  it  is 

fl$  egging. 

Eccc.40.30.  begging  is  fweet  in  the  mouth  of  the 

Begfn. 
2  Ate. 2  32.  here  then  will  we  begin  the  ftory 

Begtnncrb. 
Eccl.  1 8.7.  hath  dPrte,  then  he  beginneth,  and 
3  6. 14.  a  wife,  beginneth  a  pofleflion,a  help 
Beginning. 
2  Efd.  1 . 1  ?.  and  in  the  beginning  gaVe  you 

Chap.  3.  4.  Jud.  8.  a*,  wifd.  69.  9- 
&H.U.  Eccl.  36;  ii. 

_4j  iSiis 


Apoc.        BEG      BEL 

^jo.inthehearcofAdamfromthefegiwwflg 
g.  j .  hath  a  beginning  and  an  end 
16. 18.  the  beginning  of  forrowes,  and  greac 
the  beginning  of  famine,and  greac  death 
the  beginning  of  warres,  and  the  powers 
the  beginning  of  evils ,  what  mall  I  doe 
Tob.^.Tz.  that  our  fathers  from  thebegiming 

6. 17.  appointed  to  thee  from  the  beginning 
Ejib.  13.15.  hath  been  thine  from  the  beginning 
mfd.6.%%.  fceke  her  out  from  the  beginning 
".  J.  had  any  other  beginning  of  birth 

1 8.  the  beginning ,  ending  ,  and  midft 
14. 1 2.  devifing  of  idols  was  the  beginning 
1  3 .  nor  were  they  from  the  beginning 
27.worfh  of  idols,notto  b;  named,is  theb. 
Eccl.1,  14.  the  feare  of  the  Lord  is  the  beginning 
Chap.  2?.  11. 
10.  1 1.  the  beginning  of  pride  is  when  one 
11.16.  error  &  datkneltehad  their  beginning 
1  j.  1 4.himfelfe  made  man  from  the  beginning 
2 4.9.  he  created  me  from  the  beginning 
iS. it.  faith  is  the  beginning  of  cleavirg 
39. if. good  things  created  from  tr*  oeginnini 
Bar.  3.2  6.  giants,  famous  from  the  beginning 
2  Mac.t.ii-  Jonathan  begh^ng,  and  the  reft 
7.  23.  found  out  tbefcgmning  of  all  things 
8. 17.  which  was  the  beginning  of  mercy 


BES        BET 


BEW       BIT       Apoc] 


Eccl.-j.  28.  remember  that  thou  waft  begot  of 

Begotten. 
Tub  8. 17.  that  were  the  only  begotten  children 
wifd.  4.  6.  childi en  begotten  of  unlawfull  beds 

Beguile. 
Wifd.  4.  1 1.  or  deceit,  beguile  his  foule 

Beguiling. 
E[ib.i6  6.beguiling  with  the faMhood  and  deceit 

Beljaneo. 

Eccl.4$.i.  he  behaved himfelfe  uprightly 
2  Mac.  2.21.  thofe  that khaved  themfelves 

Beljatrtonr. 
pjflk.  1 6. 7.  through  the  peftilent  behaviour 
W.fit.19. 1  j.  a  more  hard  and  hatefull  behaviour 

Bel)inO, 
Wifd.8.1%.  and  leave  behind  me  an  everlafting 
Eccl.i  1.1 1.  and  is  fo  much  the  more  behind 

BerjolDetr). 
Eccl.  1  j.  1 8.  in  power,  and  beholdetb  all  things 

25*olOet\ 
£/?b.iy.i-God>whois  the  beholder  and  Saviour 
J^j/X.  1 . 6.  a  true  beholder  of  his  heart 

Bel. 
Bar. 6.41.  and  intreat  Br/ that  he  may  fpsak 
BC/.3.  Babylonians  had  an  idol  called  Bel,  and 
4.  why  doft  thou  not  worlhip  Bel 
18.  great  art  thou,  O  Bf/,and  with  thee 
z 2 .  delivered  Bel  into  Daniels  power 
Belietoe. 
2  Efd.1.37.  yet  in  fpirit  they  believe  the  thing 

16.36.  fee/icw  not  the  gods,of  whom  the  Lo. 
Tob.z.  1 4.  howbeit  I  did  not  believe  her 

1 4.4.  for  I  furely  believe  thofe  things 
Wifd.  1 2.2.  wickednefle,they  may  believe  thee,0 

18.13 .  and  whereas  they  would  not  believe 
Eccl.z.6.  believe  m  him,  and  he  will  help  thee 

1  3 .1 1.  bclkve  not  his  many  words,  for  with 
36.26.  who  will  believe  a  man  that  hath  no 
BeliebeO. 

2  Eyy.3.32.  what  generation  hath  Cobelieved 
5. zp.belicvcd  not  thy  covenants  Chap.7^0. 
9.7.  by  faith,whereby  they  believed 
fiid.  14.10.  he  believed  in  God  greatly 
Eccl.  31.13.  good  houfe-keepingwilbe&e/ieziarf 
Suf.41.  then  the  aff:mbly  believed  than 
i  Mac.7. 16.  whereupon  they  belicvedhim 

BeUebing . 
1  Mac.  1 1.  46.  fo  Jonathan  bdieving  him 

Bcltebeth. 
Eccl.1.13.  he  believeth  not,  therefore  (hall  he 

3 1.14.  he  that  believeth  in  the  Lord,taketh 

BeUp. 

Eccl.%1.6.  let  not  the  greedinefieof  the  belly 
3i.2o.cholerand  pangs  of  the  belly 
36.18.  the  belly  devotireth  all  meats 
3  7-  J  ■  helpeth  his  friend  for  the  belly 
40.30.  in  the  belly  there  fhaUblirne 

•    J  1  •  J.  from  the  depth  of  the  belly  of  hell 


Belonged- 
1ob.i.n-ft\zbelongetb  to  Tobias  by  right  Snher. 

ffielobetJ. 
2  Efd.16.74.  heare  ,  O  ye  my  beloved,  faith  the 
Wifd.^.io.  pleafed.God,  and  was  beloved 
Eccl. 7. 3  J .make  thee  to  be  beloved   Ch.  20.13. 
24. 1 1.  in  the  belovedchy  he  gave  me  reft 
4?.  1.  Mofes  beloved  of  God  and  men 
46. 13.  Samuel— -ieloved  of  his  Lord 
47.16.  for  thy  peace  thou  waft  beloved 

1  Moc-6.ii.  and  beloved  in  my  power 

Bei0. 
Eccl.a  y.  9.  and  with  many  golden  bels 

BenOeo. 
EccZ.43.1z.  of  the  moll  High  have  bended  it 

SBenoeti), 

2  Efd.16. 1 3 .  right  hand  chat  bendeth  the  bow 

Benefit, 

ni&'-i6.  * 4>  his  ftrengch  for  the  fejfc 

1  Mac.  2.  27.  and  feekech  the  benefit  of  others 

Benefits. 

2  £/#.  9.  10.  have  received  benefits^  and  have 
Eccl.  1 2. 1 .  be  thanked  for  thy  benefits 

1  Mac.  1  i.j 3, according  to  the  benefits  which  he 

2  iWac.9.26.requeftyou  to  remem.  the  benefits 

BenefiteD. 
W/i/3.  1 1 .  j.  by  the  fame — chey  were  Benefited 
13.  when  they  heard — other  to  be  benefit. 

Tob.  1 3 . 1 7 .  flialbe  pa ved  with  Beril 

215efeecrjetr). 
Wifd.  13. 18.  humbly  befeecbeth  that  which 

BeOegc 
1  Mac.  6. 1 9.  called  all  the  peo.  tog.  to  befiege 
24.  they  of  our  nation  befiege  the  tower 
BeGegeD. 

1  Mac.6. zo.  and  befieged  them  in  the  hundred 

at.  certaine  of  them  that  were  befieged 
BeGeging, 
£«/.  Jo. 4.  fortified  the  city  againft  befieg'mg 

Befoaght. 
fud.iz.8.  fhe  bef ought  the  Lord  God  oflfrael 
Wifd.S.tt.  I  prayed  unto  the  Lord  ^nd  befoaght 
18.2.  and  be/ought  them  for  pardon 
Beftofo). 
B«\6'.io.  and  fe/^  it  upon  themfelves 
BeftoroeO. 

2  Ata.  1 .3  J.tooke  many  gifts  and  beflowed 

1t5ett)Oton. 
/«rf>4.4.to  Bethoron, and  B*elmen,  and  Jericho 
t  Mac.7.59.  pitched  his  tents  in  Bethoron 

Betljfan. 
1  .Mac.  J.  Ji.  the  great  plain  before  Bethfan 
1 2.40.  removed  and  came  to  Betbfan 

Betljfwra. 

1  /If  rfc.4.  19.  pitched  their  tents  at  Bcthfura 

Chap.  6.  7,  3  1 .  &  2  Mac.  13.21. 

2  Mac.  13.  19.  and  marched  toward  Betbfura 

Bett)alfa. 
jW.4.6.  wrote  to  them  that  dwelc  in  Betbuka 
6.14. &  brought  him  into  Betbulia  V.  10, 1 1. 
8.  3.  he  died  in  the  city  of  Betbulia 
10.6.  went  forth  to  the  gate  of  the  city  ofBc. 
1 1 .9.  the  men  of  Betbulia  fa  ved  him 

Betimes. 

EccL6.36.gct  betimes  unto  him,and  let  thy  foot 

51.30.  worke  your  worke  betimes 
t  Mac.  4.  j  2.  rofe  up  betimes  in  the  morning 

See  the  word  fipOilltng. 
Betraying. 
wifd.  17.12.  nothing  elfe  but  a  beirafmg 

Betitfottjeo, 
1  Mac.  3.56.  or  had  betbmbed  wives,  or  were 

Better. 
2E/it.i8.ic  had  been  better  for  us  to  have 
3.  3 1.  are  they  then  of  Babylon  better  then 
j.  3  3 .  loveft  thou  that  people  better  then  he 
7. 46.  ic  had  been  better  not  to  have  given 
ii.  44.  how  much  better  had  it  been  for  us,  if 
Tob.  I i.8.a  little  with  righteoufn.  is  better  then 
it  is  better  to  give  alnjes  then  to  lay 
irifd.4. 1.  betteris  it  to  have  no  children,and  to 

1  j;7-he  himfelfe  hbetter  then  the  things 
Eccl.10.z7.  betteris  he  that  laboureth  &  aboun. 
i6.3.onethat  is  juft  is  better  then  a  thoufand 
r&.  16.  fo  is  a  word  better  then  a  gift 


17,  is  not  a  word  better  then  a  gitc 
19.  24.  and feareth  God,  'abetter  then 
20.2.  it  is  much  better  to  reprove,  then  to  be 

1 8.  it  is  better  then  to  flip  with  the  tongue 
1  J.  a  thiefe  is  better  then  a  man  chat  is 

3 1.  better  is  he  that  hideth  his  folly 
3  2.  ncceflary  patience  in  feek.  the  Lo.is  b- 
z8.2»i.  the  grave  were  better  then  it 

19. 13.  better  then  a  mighty  fhield  &  ftrong 
21 .  better  is  the  life  of  a  poore  man  in  a 

30.1 4.  better  is  the  poore,  being  found  and 
17.  death  is  better  then  a  bitter  life 

3  6^  1 8.  yet  is  one  meat  better  then  another 

ai.  a  man  loveth nothing  better 
40.  28.  better  to  die  then  to  beg 
41  •  1 J .  is  better  then  he  that  hideth  his  wifed . 
41.14.  betteris  the  churlifhnefie  of  a  man 
Bar. 6. 59.  it  is  better  to  be  a  king  that  (heweth 
1  Mac.}.  59.  better  for  us  to  die  in  bactell,  then 
13.5. 1  am  no  better  then  my  brethren 
Beware. 
Tob.  4.  1  z.  beware  of  whoredome 
Wifid-i.i  1,  therefore  beware  of  murmuring 
£cc/-4.  20.  beware  of evill,  and  be  not  afhamed 
1 2. 1 1 .  though  he  humble  himfelfe— beivar 
1 3. 8.  beware  chou  be  not  deceived 
17. 14.  beware  of  all  unrighceoufnefle 
1 8.17.  in  the  day  of  finning  he  will  beware 
zi.J  3- beware  of  him  led  thou  have  trouble 

26.  one  chac  heareth  it  will  beware 
29.  20.  beware  that  thou  thy  fclfe 
32.21.  beware  of  thine  own  children 
37.8.  beware  of  a  counfeller 
40.29-  a  wife  man  well  nurtured  will  beware 
Bemafie. 

1  Efd.  i6.z.bewailc  your  children,  and  be  fory 
Tob.  10. 4.  fiie  began  to  bewaile  him,  a«dfaid 

7-  ceafed  not  whole  nights  to  bewa-lc 
Bel  40.  the  king  wenc  co  bewaile  Daniel 

Bcwaiiet). 
irifd.18.10.  for  children  that  were  bewailed 
Eccl-s  1 .19.  bewailed  my  ignorances  of  her 

1  Mac.iz.  51.  there  chey  bewailed  Jonathan 

13.26.  for  him,  &  bewailed hun  many  dayes 
Betting. 
Wifd.  4.1 2.  thekwinbi/q of naughtineile 
Bctotaper. 

2  Mac.a.i.  been  a  bewraycr  of  the  money 

BctoMyetl?. 
Ecc/.  27.2.1.  he  that 6cw><j)f //;  fecrecs,is  without 

Bluucn. 
Tob.  7. 17.  done  as  hehad6/dy«zher 

Bill. 
EccZ.25.26.  give  herati/Zofdivorce^  let  her 

B<nO. 
fud.2,i6.  doe  noc  fo/d  the  counfels  of  the  Lord 
Ecc/. 7.8'  fe^  noc  one  fin  upon  another,  for  in 
28.  24.  bind  up  thy  filvcr  and  gold 
30.7.  fhall  b/ndup  his  wounds,&  his  bowels 
BlrD. 
U'ifd.5.1 1.  or  as  when  a  bird  hath  flown  tjhorow 
Eccl.  27. 19.  as  one  that  lees  goe  a  bird 

B<rD0. 
wifd  17. 18.  a  melodious noifeofbirds 
Eccl.  27.  9.  the  birds  will  refort  co  their 
43.17.  as  birds  flying~he  fcattcrech  the  fnow 
Birttj: 

1  Efd. 4.40.  keep  the  6«i7;  any  longer 

16.38.  within  two  or  three  hours  of  die  birth 
Wifd.  7.  5.  any  other  beginning  qibirth 

2  Mac.  6.  7.  in  the  day  of  che  kings  birth 

Btttcn. 
EccZ.12.13.picy  a  charmer  that  is  bitten 

Bitvng0. 
Wifd.  16.  9.  fegj  of grartioppers,and  flies 

Bitter. 

E/2.-I4.8.  that  are  in  bitter  captivky 

Ecc/.29.iy.  thou  (halt  have 6«to"  words 

30.17.  death  is  better  then  a  bitter  life 

4i*1.0  death,how  bitter  is  the  remembrance 

2  i}if«.  6.7.  were  brought  with  bitter  conftraint 

Bitterly. 

Ecc/.i  J.i8.when  he  hearech  it,<hall  figh  bitterly 

38.17.  weep  bitterly,  and  make  great  moan 

BtfternefTe. 

Wifd.8.16.  her  convetfacion  hath  no bitterneffe  j 

Eccl. 4.6.  curfe! 


Apoc.       BlA        BLE 

tied.  ^.6.  curie  thee  in  the  buternejfcoi  his  foule 

7 . 1 1 .  «c>  fcorne  in  the  bittemejje  of  his  foule 

2i.il.  wifdome  which  multiply  bmemejfe 

-i,i?  excefle makesbittemcjje of the minde 

Slacker. 

z  Efd.7'tf.  ilulbcblaixe?  then  darkenefle 

SJlame. 
£cc/.i  i-7-  W**^  not  before  thou  haft  examined 
3 li  in  thing-,  worthy  praile  will  lay  blame 

I'ifd.  i  j  .<?.they  are  the  lefl'e  to  be  blamed 

i  AJ.M.  z.  7-  Jeremy  perceivedjbeWrtwedthein 

©lameleft'e. 
uifd.  2.  ii.  reward  for  blamcleffe  foules 
1 6. 5  ■  preferved  him  blamelejje  to  God 

i  j.  the  righteous  people,*  blamelejje  feed 
i8.ii.  the  blamelejje  man  made  hafte 

Stafptycmc. 
t  Ato.if  .i4.againft  thy  holy  peo.to  blafpbeme 

ffiMafntjcmet), 
t  Mac. 7.41  •  the  king  of  the  Aflyrians  blafpbem. 
i  Mac.  i  °- 5  4*  blafpbemed  exceedingly,and  utte. 

Sglafphemct. 
a'ifd.i.6.  will  not -acquit  a  blafpbemer 
Eul.i-y(>-  nis Oilier, it  as  a  blafpbemer 
i  Ato.?.iS-  the  murthererandto//>be/»er 
15.31.  and  the  hand  of  the  blafpbemer 

SJlafpljemtng. 
2  Ato- 11.14-  J"das3  «ylmg  and  bla/pheming 

JJJiafijjijctivus. 
2  E/rf.  1.13.  not  fire,for  your  blafpbcmies 

1  Mac.z.6.  and  when  he  faw  the  blafphemies 

7.35.  remember  their  blafphemies , and  CutTer 

2  Atac.8.4.  and  the  bbifphemics  committed 

lBlaf|?i;e;uou3. 
2  AMc.ro.4.  not  delivered  to  the  blofphemous 
1 3.11.  to  be  in  fubje&ionto  the  btafphemous 
Uglafptyemouflg. 
r  M^.7.41.  that  he  hath  fpoken  blafpbemoujly 

Slaft, 
2  Efd.4.%.  roeafureme  thcblafl  of  the 

13.27.  there  came  as  a  bla(i  of  wind 
■rifi  11.20.  have  fallen  down  with  a  blaft 

UMafting. 
2  E/H.  1  y.  1 3  <  through  the  blafting  and  hail 

Sleet). 
Eccl.^i-  <>•  fide  of  an  evill  fervant  to  bleed 

Eccl.  1 8. 1  f.  my  fon,  blemijb  not  thy  good  deeds 

3  1.8.  rich  that  is  found  without  blemijb 

JBMe. 

Tob.4  19.  M:/?e  the  Lord  thy  God  alway 
8.  j .  let  the  hea  vens  bleJJ'e  thee 
13.13.  (hall  blejfethe  Lord  of  the  juft 
1 5 .  let  my  foule  We/Ji  G  od  the  great  King 

Ec^-4-iJ.  (he  entreth,  the  Lord  w'dlblefe 
3 2. 1  j.  for  thefe  things  blefe  him  that  made 
3 .;.  r  4 .  blefe  the  Lord  in  all  his  works 
45.15.  and  Wiethe  people  in  his  name 
50.12.now  therefore  Wf/je  ye  the  Lordofall 

Drf».3.34.W#  ye  the  Lord:praife  V.  3  ?,  &c. 

SlefleO. 

1  Efd.4-.40.  bkjfed  be  the  God  of  truth 

■  60.  bleffed  art  thou  who  haft  given 
9.46.  fo  Efdras  Writhe  Lord  God 

2  Efd.i 3.24.  more  blefedthen  they  tliat 
Tfl&.j.  1 1 .  We//crf  art  thou,  O  Lord  my  God 

thy  holy  and  glorious  Name  be  blejfed 
Chap.8.5.  &n.  I4.j«^.r3.i7. 
4.11.  and  more  blejfed  in  their  children 
7.7.and  bkjfed  him,  and  faid  unto  him,Tliou 

1 3 .  behold ,  take  her  ,  and  he  blejfed 
10. 11.  blejfed  them,and  fent  them  away 

Chap,  u.i  7. 
1 3.1.  blejfed  be  God  that  liveth  for  ever 

and  bleffedbt  his  kingdorae 
1 1.  bleffcd  (hall  all  be  which  love  thee  for 

14.  blejfed  are  they  which  love  thee 

blejfed  are  they  which  have 
1 8.  blefjed  be  God  which  hath  extolled  it 
Jud.i^.  7.  bleffedzrt  thou  in  all  the  tabernacle 
1 $.9.  they  blejfed  her  with  one  accord 
10.  bkjfed  be  thou  of  the  Almighty  Lord 
wlfd. i.i 6.  pronounceth  the  juft  to  be  bleffed 
$.i^.ble(fcdls  the!  barren  that  is  undefined 
m-bteJfedU  the  wood  whereby  rlghteoufn. 


BLE 


BLO 


BOA       BO  N       Apoc. 


£  cd.  1 1 .  2« .  J  udge  none  blejjed  before  his  death 
14.1.  blejjed  is  the  man  that  hath  not  flipt 
2.  blejjed  is  he  whofe  confeience  hath  not 

20.  blejfed  is  the  man  that  doth  meditate 
z6- 1.  blejfed  is  the  man  that  hath  a  vertuous 

31.8.  blejjed  is  the  rich  that  is  found  without 
9.  and  we  will  call  him  blejjed 

33.11.  fome  of  them  hath  he  blejjed 

3  4. 1  y .  blejjed  is  the  foule  of  him  that  feareth 

45.1.  Mofes— whofe  memoriall  is  blejjed 

Chap.  49.  io. 
46. 1 1.  Judges— let  their  memoriall  be  blef. 
48.U.  blejjed  are  they  that  faw  thee 

Chap.  yo. 18,19. 
2  Mac  r.  17.  blejfed  be  our  God  in  all  things 
1 J .  3  4.  blejjed  be  he  that  hath  kept  his  owne 

JHJtoletb. 
i  Efd.4.  36.  truth,  and  the  heaven  bkjfetb 

Smefftng. 
tvifd.  1  f .  16.  the  praife  of  G  od,and  his  blejfing 
Eccl.  3. 8.  thatablefmgmay  come  upon  thee 
9.  for  the  blejfing  of  the  father  eitablifheth 
1 1 .» 1.  the  blejfing  of  the  Lo  td  is  the  reward 
3  3.16.  by  thMejfiagoi  the  Lord  1  profited 
34.17.  gives  health}  lire,  ana  blejfing 
36.17  according  to  the  bLjiag  ot  ^aron 
37.14.  wife  man  lhaloe  fined  with  blejfing 
39.11.  his  blejfing  covered  the  dr,  land 
44.2i.didheeftabiah-theW«/y%  ot  all  men 
23  .he  acknowledged  himfeite  in  his  blejf. 
50.20.  to  give  the  blejfing  of  the  Lord  with 

21.  that  they  might  receive  the  blejfing 

Eccl.  16.19.  and  filled  it.with  his  blejfings  . 
47.6.praifed  him  in  theblejfings  of  the  Lord 

mm. 

Ecd.il  ■  10.  {hall  not  be  without  a  blew  mark 

aJitnD. 
Eccl.io,  19.  prefents  and  gifts  blind  the  eyes  of 
##■•6.37.  they  cannot  reftore  a  blind  mans  his 

ii&imseo. 

Wifd.i.  21 .  wickedrielfe  hath  blinded  them 

JBtoDtteSe. 
H'ifd.19.17.  with  blindnejfe  were  thefe  ftricken 
2  Mac. io.$o.  being  confounded  with  blmdnefe 

JBlooD. 
2  Efd.1.16.  defiled  your  hands  with  blood 

3  2.whole  blood!  will  require  ac  y&Ur  hand 
f.  5.  blood  fhall  drop  ouc  of  the  wood 
1  $ .8. the  innocent  and  righteous  b  Wcryeth 
Verfe?,  22.  Eft.  16.  j.  2.  Mac.  1.  8. 
Jud.6.0,.  fhalbe  drunt-en  with  their  blod 
9.  3.  that  they  died  their  bed  in  blood 
4.  abhorred  the  pollution  of  their  blood 
Efi.16 .10.  a  ftranger  from  the  Perfian  blood 
7.  2.  being  compacted  in  the  blood 
1 1.  6.  a  river  troubled  with  foule  blood 
1 1.  J.  mans  flcfli,  and  feafts  of  blood 
14. if.  to*/, man- Slaughter, theft 
Eccl.%. 16.  blood  is  as  nothing  in  his  fight 
1 1 . 3  2.  a  finfull  roan  layes  wait  for  blood 
1 ».  16.  will  not  be  latisfied  with  blood 
1 8.;  1 .  hafty  fighting  flieddeth  blood 
34.n.defraudeth  him  thereof,is  a  man  oft/. 
39.16.  milke,and  the  bloodof  the  grape 
1  Mac.6.$  4.  fhewed  them  the  6/wrf  of  grapes 
7.1 7.  their  blood  have  they  fhed 
10.89.  fuch  as  are  of  the  kings  blood 
i  Mac.Z.j,  andheare  the  blood  that  cryed 
11.16-  was  feen  running  with  blood 
14.  4?.  though  his  Wfloaf  guthed  out 
46.  when  hisi/ooiwas  quite  gone 
lBtoot^rheODeir. 
Ecd.14. 1 1.  of  his  hire,  is  a  blood-fbtdder 

©leoO=tyeW)fng. 
Kccl.17.  t  y.  ft  rife  of  the  proud  is  blood-sledding 

Ecc/.  11.33.  upon  thee  a  perpetuall  blot 
10.24. a  lyc  is  a  perpetuall  6/of  in  a  man 
46.  ao.  to  blot  out  theyickednefle  of  the 
Iftlotteo. 

Eccl.  i$.i6.  reproach  fhall  not  be  blotted  out  ; 

39. 9.  endureth,  it  fhall  not  be  blotted  out 
41.1 1.  ill  name  of  finnets  fhalbe  blotted  otit 
44.  rj.  their  glory  lhallnot  be  blottedout 


Wijd.s.ii.  and  like  a  ftorme  mail  M>»> 
E«/.i8.  i  z.  if  thou  blow  the  fparke^t  fliall  burn 

3l5loeme. 
^j/rf.y . ff •  like  the  duft  that  is  blovene 


£«/.43«  16.  at  his  will  the  wind  blarvetb 

IBoare?. 
1  Efd,  I  y .  3  o.  goe  forth  as  wild  boares  of  the 

flJoaft. 

uifd.i.  16.  maketh  his  bua(t  that  God  is  his  Fa. 
Eccl.7.S.boajl  not  of  thy  wifedome  before  the 
J  1. 4.  boafl  not  of  thy  cloathing 

Soaftet). 
EccZ.48.18.  againft  Sion,and  boaftcd proudly 

IBoattrth. 
Eccl.io, 27.  then  he  that  boajleth  himfelfe 


Etc/.  47.  4.  beat  down  the  boaflmg  Goliah    - 

aBoaw. 

i  Mac.  1 2.3.  with  their  wives  &  chil.  into  the  b. 
6.  and  fct  the  boats  on  fire,  and  thofe  that 


1  £#.3.4.  guard  that  kept  the  kings  body 

2  EJd.i.  j.  and  gaTeft  a  body  to  Adam 

J.X4.  went  through  all  my  body 

Chap.8.10.  &11.45.  &  i2.j. 
16.  61.  put  his  heart  in  ths  midft  of  the  body 
Jud.  1.3.  wafhedhcrWy  all  over 
Wifd.i.i.  our  body  fhalbe  turned  into  allies 

9.1  f.  the  corruptible  body  prefleth  down  the 
Eccl.7. 14.  daughters  care  for  their  6flc/y 
13.  16.  a  fornicator  in  the  body  of  his  flelh 

i8.the  wals  cover  ine,&  no  body  fcc.h  me 
30.1  5.  health  and  good  eftate  of  body  are 
34.  2?.  after  the  touching  of  a  dead  body 
38.  16.  cover  his  body  according  to  the  cuft. 
47-i9-by  thy  body  thou  waft  brought  in  fijbj. 
48.  1 3  .after  his  death  his  body  propbefied 
f  1. 1 .  haft  preferved  my  body  from  deftruft. 
2  Mac. 7.4.  cut  off  the  utmoft  parts  of  his  body  ' 
7.  through  every  member  of  his  body 
9.  7.  members  of  his  body  were  pained 
9.  the  worms  rofe  up  out  of  his  body 

jftid.  6.  4.  filled  with  their  dead  bodies 
Eccl.41. 1 1. mourning  ofmen  is  about  their  bod, 
2^.2.17-  foules  arc  taken  from  their  bodies 
6.  21-  upon  their  bodies  and  heads  lit  b„ts 
Sot-ftp. 

1  Efd.  1.  37.  not  fecn  me  with  bodily  eyes 

mm. 

Jud.14.11- tne  Aaves  have  been  bold 
Eccl. 6. 1 1.  will  be  hold  over  thy  fervants 

8.15.  travell  not  by  the  way  with  a  bold  fell, 

19.3.  a  &oW  man  fhalbe  taken  away 

24-  5.  fhe  that  is  bold,  difhonoureth  both  her 

2  Mtt.4.2.thus  was  he  bold  to  call  him  a  traicor 

JISolMp. 

1  MK.4.18.  you  may  boldly  take  the  fpoils 

2  Afw .  14.43.  ran  boldly  up  to  the  wall,  &  caft 

S&nirjnefTe. 

/«cf.  iff.  10.  Perfians  quaked  at  her  bold.tejfc 
Wifd.  y.  1.  fhall  ftand  in  great  boldncffe  before 
12.17.  makeft  their  boldnejfe  maniflft 

1  Mac-4.11.  iMac.%.i%. 
SonOagc. 

1  Efd.%.%o  when  we  were  in  bondagc,\iz  were 

2  E/H.  r  .7.  Egypt, from  the  houfe  ofbondage 
fud-8.ii'.  when  we  fhalbe  mbondage 
mfd.19.4.  brought  friends  into  bondage 

WSonrjsman. 
1  E/y.3.19.  of  the  bondman,  and  the  free«man 

SonD-ftate. 
1  Mdc.2.1 1.  fhe  is  become  a  boni-jlavS 

SonQjS. 
vi/a.  1  o.  1 4.  and  left  him  not  in  bonds     - 

17.2.  fettered  with  bonds  of  along  night 
Eccl.6.i%.  be  not  grieved  With  her  tefe 

HJotte0, 
•£«/.  28. 17.  of  the  tongue  breaks  the  fowl 
46.1 2.  let  their  bones  flourifh  out  of  their  pi- 
Chap.  49.  ,0- 
BA-.2.24.  namely,  that  the  bones  of  our  kings 

•  •'  and  the-few'M  of  our  Prophets 


ftpo. 


qc.      BOO         BOU 


BOW 


BRE 


i  Efd.7.6.  written  in  the  booli  of  Mofes   V.33. 

2  Hid  ii.?7.all-^chac  thou  haft  feen  in^Mc 

Tob.i  z.zo. 

Tab  1.1.  ihe^"$  ofche  words  of  Tobk 

Bar.  1. 1. 
£cc/.i4.i  J.chefe  things  are  the£«o/£  of  the  cov. 
50. 27.  hath  written  in  this  boo\  the  inftruft. 
Kar.±.  1.  this  is  the  book  ofthe  commandements 
i  Mac.  1.57.  with  any  book  of  the  teftamenc 
t  Mac6.il-  i  befcech  thofe  chit  read  this book 

T&DOkS. 
1  Efd.  2.  2 1  •  fought  out  in  the  6<w£*  of  thy  fat. 
z  F.fd.6.  io.  the  baulks  fhalbe  opened  before 

1  Mac. i.  %6>  rent  in  pieces  the  books  of  the  law 
2,  Mm-  a.  13-  Jafon  of  Cyrene  in  five  books, we 

2  itf/K.S.io.  and  fo  received  a  great  totfy 

3Bo?ne. 

1  E/^.4.15.  women  ha.ve  home  the  king,  and  all 

2  £/#.  j .  z  t  •  all  they  that  are  borne  of  him 

14.2.0.  they  that  fhalbe  borne  afterward 
fuel.  1 1.  10.  in  one  day  fince  he  was  borne 
wifd.  i-  1.  for  we  arc  borne  at  all  adventure 

5.  1 3 .  as  foone  as  we  were  borne 

7.3.  and  when  I  wis  borne, I  drew  in  the  com. 
Eccl- 1  o.  1 8 .  for  them  that  arc  borne  of  a  woman 

14. 18.  to  an  end  3  and  ano.her  is  borne 
23.14.  with  that  thou  hadft  not  been  borne 
4 1 .  9.  and  if  you  be  borne  you  fhall 

be  borne  to  a  curfe,  and  if 
44.9.  as  though  they  had  been  never  borne 
49.15  neit.was  there  a  man  60, w  like  Jofeph 

1  Mac. 2.7. wherefore  was  I  borne  to  fee  this  mi. 

S.o?tte. 

B.ir.6.4.  borne  upon  mens  fhoulders,  which 
25.  they  are  borne  upon  mens  moulders 
IBoirorcetu 
n'ifd.  1 y. 1 6.  borrow  :d  his  owne  fpirit  fafhioned 

atozrecofng. 
iiccl.i  8. 3  5-beg.by  bancjuetting  upon  borrowing 

JIBofome. 
2,  E/i.  1  y. 2 1  •  recompenfe  in  their  bofome     \ 

■J&QltlZ- 
Jud.io.j.  gave  her  maid  a  bottle  of  wine 

bottom. 
I'ifd.  in.  1 9.  out  o  f  the  bottom  of  the  deep 
Hal-  24.  y.  walked  in  the  bottom  of  the  deep 

2l5ottontcief. 

'"jv/i/.  17.14.out  of  the  bottoms  ofinevitable  hell 

lIBottgbes. 

2  Mac  fib  &  faire  boughes,  and  palmes  alfo 

14.4.  a  palme,  and  alfo  of  the  bonghes  which 
55  ought. 
J.iJ. 1.10.  their  fervants  iwgfo  with  money 
£  a  I-  3  3 . 3  0 .  ha  ft  bought  him  with  a  price- 

2!£5oimD. 

1  E'fd.  r.  40.  and  bound  him  with  a  chain 

2  Efd.  1 3.  1 3 .  foine  of  them  were  bound 

16.77.  to  them  that  are  bound  with  their  fins 
Trtfe.S-  3.  Egypt, .and  the  angel iw^zrf him 
Jiid.6- 1 5 .  bound  Achior,  and  caft  him  downe 
u'ifl.  17.  1 7.  all  bound  with  one  chaine 
Eccl  27 .  2 1.  a  wound  may  be  bound  up 

28. 1 9.  nor  hath  been  bound  in  her  bands 

2&OUtlt)0. 
i-jUac  14.1tf.and  enlarged  the  bounds  of  his  na. 

JgDtWtp 
£$£%  16.  2.  honoured  with  the  greatbounty 

bountiful!. 
2  E.fi.7.6^ .  and  that  he  is  bountifull 
1  Mac.6.10. 1  was  bountifull  and  beloved 


£/?.i3-u.i-hat  I  did  not  W  down  to  proud  Am. . 
£«.  ^  .7.  i""v  thy  head  t»  a  great  man 

8.  to  bo w  down  thine  eare  to  the  poor      , 

6.  2y.  bow  down  thy  fhoulder,  and  bear  her  \ 
3  3.  bow  thine  eare,  thou  fhalt  be  wife 

7.  23 .  bow  down  their  neck  from  their 

3  0.1 2.  itfiy  down  his  neck  while  he  is  young 
33.26.  a  yoke  anda  collar  do  bow  the  neck : 
47<  19-chpu didft bow  thy  loins,  untowomen 

Ecd.fo.ii.  they  Jwwrfthemfelves  down 

51. 16. 1 6<we^  down  mine  eare 
B*.jg.  i7. neither  if.they  btbowed  downe 


©osoetb, 

Ecrf.38.30.  hebowetb  downe, his  itrength 

36oa9.tng.  ^ 

2  Mac.7-z7. bowing  her  felfe  towards  him 

2  Efd.  16. 1 3.  right  hand  that  bendeth  the  W 
Jiid.9.7.  they  trult  in  thield,&  ipe»reaand  bow 
ivifd.  2.  j  1.  as  from  a  well-drawcn  low 

3BoS»el3, 
£a/.  10.  9.  hccafteih  away  hisfow/j 

30.7.  his  bowels  will  be  troubled  at  eve.  cry 
z  Mac.?.'),  a  paine  of  the  bowels,  that  was  rem. 
6.  tormented  other  in  their  bowels 
Wovole. 
Bel  33.  had  broken  bread  in  a  bowk 

©octrees. 
2  Efd.  14.24.  prepare  thee  many  boxe-tms 

©lacelet. 
£«/.  11.  a  1.  like  a  bracelet  on  his  right  hand 

Jfcjacdetjti. 

/««?.  1  o  .4.  put  about  her,  her  bracelets,  and  her 

fl$iaggtQ. 
Jud.\6.j.  he  bragged  that  he  would  burne  up 

"flagging. 
2  .Mzc.9. 7.  ceafed  not  trom  his  bragging 

fi$iatt»eO. 
/«rf.  lo.  3.  and  foviKferf  die  haire  of  her 

ffiianctjes. 
IPi/&  4.  4.  though  they  flourifla  in  branches 

S-  unperfeft  branches  fliall  be  broken  oft 
EccLi  .2  cand  the  branches  thereof  are  long  life 
14.26.  {hall  lodge  under  her  branches 
a3.1y.her  branches  fhall  bring  forth  no  fruit 
24-16. 1  ftretcbed'  out  my  branches 

my  branches  are  the  branches  of 
a  Mac.10.7.  therefore  they  bare  tranches 

1  Efd.1.4.  bound  him  wuh  a  chaine  or  tV<i|Je 
W/^.15.9.  to  doe  hke  tbeworksin  brajje 
£a/.2  8.io-the  bands  thereof  are  bands  oibraffe 
1  ^f«.8.2*.vv.-  '  ■  abies of^/'(i/7e 

1  Chap.  14. 18,  27. 

fud.16.4-  decked  her  felfe  bravely ^o  allure  the 

S?aa»ltng. 
Eccl.zi. zy.  bitternes  ofthemindjwithkaw/w 

EccUij.14.  bra-wls  make  one  flop  his  ears 

^ieao. 
1  £/y.l.io.thc  feaft  of  fweet  bread feven  dayes 
a  Efd.1.19.  f°  ye  did  eat  angels  bread 
Tob.i.  \6. 1  gave  my  brcadto  the  hungry 
4.16.  give  of  thy  bread  to  the  hungry 
17.  powre  out  ihy  bread  on  the  burial  1  of 
Jud.10.  y.  lumps  of  riggs,and  with  fine  bread 
Eccl.  10.17,  that  boafteth  himfelf,&  wanteth  br. 
ia,j.  hold  back  thy  bread }8t  give  it  not  unto 
1 4. 1  o.  a  wicked  eye  en vieth  his  b,cad 
if.  3.  with  the£w<7rfdfunderftanding  fliall 
aoii  6.  they  that  cat  my  bread,  fpeak  evill  of 
a'3  -i 7.  all  bread  is  fweet  to  a  whoremonger 
29.  2 1 .  for  life,  is  water  and  bread 
33.  24.  Jwdrf, correction,  and  worke 
34. 21.  the  bread  of  the  needy  is  their  life 
4f.?-o.  prepared  him  bread  in  abundance 
Eel  3  3.  had  broken  fo*£4is?  in  a  bowle 

TBpt&titl). 
EccUi.%,  che  &ftoftl>  of  the  earth,  and  the  deep 


1  H/y.4.4.  andbrealie  down  mountains ,walls,& 
Jud.9.10.  breaJp  downe  the  ftatelinefle  by  the 

/««?.  9. 7.  the  Lord  that  brea\efl  the  battels 

16?eaUetl). 
fud.  16.3. for  Gqibreaketh  the  battels 
£«/. 23.18.  a  man  (WmI  wedlock. , 
'fei.eaipt. 

2  £/«/.i 4.40.  and  wifdbhnegrew  in  my  trw/2 

-  Ipreafcplatc, 

irifdifyiS.  put  on  righteoufhes  as  a  bre4Jlp!ate 
EccLfe.zo.  clothe'th  the  waters  as  a  breajl-ffate 

4^.  10.  with  a  breaftrpfaie  ofjudgemenc 
1  A^c.3.3,  put  on  zfcreaji-plate  asa,gianc 

-...-agjeaft^. .      . 
igfd.Z.10.  put.of  the^fia/Zj  milketo.be  given 
ha  tall       <  which.is  the  fruit  of  t,feo ^^j?i 


BRE       BR  I      Apoc. 

2  ikf«,6.io.  babes  hanging  at  their  breafii 

!K?eat0. 
a  E/^.S.didft  breathe  into  him  the  breath  of  li. 
Wi/fi  2.  2.  the  breath  of  our  noftrils  is  as  fmoak 
7-  a  5  •  fhe  is  the  fo'ffai/)  of  the  power 
if.?,  dead  image  that  hath  no  breath 
Eccl.i  3 . lo.as  thou  li veft,and  haft  breath  in  th.ee 
Bar.  6.  a  j .  the  things  which  have  no  £?«*& 
a  Mac.7.zz.  I  neither  gave  you  iw^ 
23.  give  you  life  and  breath  againe 
14-  45-  while  yet  there  was  breath  in 
ffiicatbcQ. 

^i/2/.  1  y.  1 1.  and  breathed  in  a  living  fpirit 

©jeatbtag.  " 
W'i/rf.  1 1. 1 8.  breathing  out  either  a  fiery  vapour 
2  Mac.?.? .  breathing  out  fire  in  bis  rage 

PVifd.11,1-0,  their  malice  was  £ra/  in  them 

Saeecfoed. 

£«/.  4y.  8.  breeches,  with  a  long  robe,  and  the 
2l5?etl)icn. 

1  Eld.3.  22.  forget  their  love  both  to  fri.  &  &-. 
4-  61 .  and  told  it  all  his  brethren 
y.  3 .  and  all  their  brethren  played 
Tob.i.  3.  many  almcs-decds  to  his  brethren 
a. a.  fhalt  find  out  one  of  our  brethren 
4.13.  myfon,lovethyZw.--.defp.  not-thyfc- 
y.  la.  the  great,  and  of  thy  brethren 

1 3 .  the  errour  of  our  brethren :  my  brother 
7- 1-  from  whence  are  you,  brethren 
1 1 . 1 7 .  joy  amongft  all  his  brethren 

Ch.i4.4,7\7«d.7.3o.&  8.i4,24.E«/.jo.2o. 
Eccl.zf.i.  the  unity  of  brethren^ht  love  ofnd. 
40.24.  brethren  and  help  are  againft  time  of 
1  Mac.  3.2.  all  his  brethren  helped   Cha.n .;  8. 
f  >3  a .  fight  this  day  for  your  brethren 
1 2.1 1  .becom.  us  to  thinke  upon  our  brethren 
13.4.  all  my  brethren  are  flaine 
y .  I  am  no  better  then  my  brethren 
a  Mac. 1. 1 .  the  brethren  the  Jewes  that  be  at  Je. 
unto  the  brethren  the  Jewes 
7.1.  that  feven  brethren  with  their  mother 
29.  being  worthy  of  thy  brethren 

may  receive  thee  with  thy  brethren 
36.  our  brethren  who  have  fuffered 
37. 1,  as  my  brethren,  offer  up  my  body 
20.  ai.  that  they  had  fold  their  brethren 
1  y.14.  this  is  a  lover  of  the  brethren 
©Jtetjftp. 
a  Mac.z.  31.  but  to  ufc  brevity,  and  avoid 

Eccl. 40. 1 1. all  bribery  and  injuflice  fhalbe  blot. 

l>?tcfce. 
Wifd.  1  y.  1 3  .earthly  matter  maketh  brieve  veflels 

©Jtioe. 
a  Efd.-j.z6.  and  the  iWie  fliall  appearand  fhe 
Bar.z.z$.  bridegroome,and  the  voice  ofthe  br. 
1  Mac. 9.37.  were  bringing  the  foiie 

Bitrjcsroomc.' 
a  Efd.  16.33.  niourne,  having  no  vridegroome 
34.  fhall  their  bridegroome  be  delhoyed 

1  Mac.i.zj.  every  bndceroome  took  up  lament, 

9.59.  and  the.  bridegt come  came  forth 

2  ^f«.i  2.1 3 .  went  alfo  to  make  a  bridge 

B?R)Ie3. 

1  E/rf.  3.  6.  a  chariot  v/kh  bridles  of  gold 

2  Mac.  io-  29.  on  horfes  with  foid&j  of  gold 

5J5?t2bt,  Sec  iflamc0. 
15i(g3;fci-. 
Ecd.17.3 1 .  which  is  brighter  then  the  fun 
13.  19.  thoufand  times b.igh:er  then  the  fun 
'  2l52tghtncft"e. 
zEfd.10.^0.  the brigbt?ie(fe  ofher glory 
tf'ifd.7.  26.  briihtneffe  ofthe  everlafting  light 
Eccl.  43 , 1 1 .  beautifull  it  is  in  the  brigbtneffe 
Bar.  y .3 .  G  od . will  fhew  thy  brigbtneffe  unto  eve. 

TB:ing. 

1  E/(/.4.  y.get  victory,they  bringall  to  the  king 

a  2 .  give  and.'£>73£  all.  to  the  women 

$2<nge&. 

\y'ifd.i6'.\i-  of  hell,  and  bringejl  upagaine 

iBiingeth. 
r  £^.4.14.  and  robbed,  he  br'mgeth  it  to  his 

flji-oken, 
Wt/y.j.y.uaperfeft  branches  fhalbe  bro\tn 

Eccl.  13.2.  againft  I 


Apoc.    BRO      BUI 

Ecel.  1 3  .i.fmi«en  aga.the  other,it  {hall  be  bro\. 
i  A/«.7.j8.they  have  broken  the  covenant 

£«/.  2  4 .  j  o.  I  alfo  came  out  as  a  brool{ 
2 1. and  Io,my  broo^  became  a  river 
3  9 . 1 3 .  as  a  rofe  growing  by  the  broo\ 
i  Mac y.39-picched  their  tents  beyond  the  fo'tffl^ 

1I5?00&|S. 
fud.z.2.  Hi.aH  fill  their  valleyes  and  broo\s 

2  £/d.  1 2 . 1 1 .  in  the  vilion  of  chy  frraf  for 

Tfffr.5.6,10,11,13. 
7«rf.8.2tf.iheepof  Laban  his  mothers  brother 
Ellb.zj.9'  l  am  thy  brother  ,beof  good  cheer 
f/M.io.yin  the  fury-murdered  his  frrwte' 

i  o.  fled  from  his  brothers  wrach 
Eccl-7-12--  devife  not  a  lie  againft  thy  6>7tf/tf>- 
■  - '  1 8  .neither  a  faithfull  frntf/w  for  the  gold 
29.10.  lofe  thy  money  for  thy  brother 
27. my  brother  pomes  to  be  lodged 
,  jg.aiye  not-thy  brother—power  over  thee 
'  "•»  1  .frrvant,  entreat  him  as  a  ^ofie/- 
1  Mac.z.65.  youl"  6r<tfkr  Simon  is  a  man  of 

S5?0tr)er=l)00rj. 
1  2lf#M2.i7.renewing  of  our  brother-hood 
fl&ucfcle. 

1  Ata.  10.89.  fent  him  a  tec^/i?  ofgold 
11.58.  to  wearea  goldente:^/e 
IBuc&lzc. 
Eccl  ?7  5.  taketh  up  the  buckler  againft  the 

30HO. 
£«/  20.1z.bid  forth  as  a  rofe  growing  by  the 

HcJttDS. 
Wi/2  2  8>  let  us  crown  our  felves  with  rofe  buds 

^'  25iulrj. 

1  Efd.z-4-  commanded  me  to  fr#i/d  him  an  ho. 
5.  and  fr'«^  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
18.  fr/»U  the  market  places,and  repair 

4 .8.  command  to  build,  they  build 
6.z.'  and  began  to  build  the  houfe 

4. by  whole  appointment  do  ye  build 
Toi.14.1  i.where  they  fhall  build  a  temple 

6«j/i  up  Jemfalera  gloripufly 
£«/.3.i4.mall  be  added  to  build  thee  up 

47. 1 3 .  that  he  might  build  an  houfe 
1  Mac. 1  J. 3 9.  commanded  him  to  build  up  Ce. 
flBirilDeO. 

1  Efd.6. iq.it  was  builded  many  yeersago 

2  E/2/.8. 5 1.  a  city  is  bmldcd3  and  reft  is  allow. 
Tufr.13.10.his  tabernacle  may  bebnilded 

21$uiiOcr0. 

1  £/#.2.3o.began  to  hinder  the  builders 

JBatlDett;. 

2  Efd.  16.4  2. and  he  that  buildetb}as  he  that 
£«/.2i.8.he  that  buildcth  his  houfe  with  other 

3  4.23.when  one  buildeth  3and  another 
Bttttoing. 

1  £$.4. 51.  talents  to  the  building  of  the  temple 

5.  62.  to  the  building  of  this  with  weeping 

6.9.  building  an  houfe  to  the  Lord 

2  E/i/. 10. 5:4. mans  building  be  able  to  ftand 
706.14.5.  with  a  glorious b"ildingyas  the  prop. 
1  Afatf.15.23.  the  building  of  the  wall 

■Jlguiit. 
1  £/"rf.  2.24. that  if  this  city  be  built  again 

4. 5 1 .  till  the  time  that  it  was  built 
Tob.i  3.i6.Jerufalem  lhall  be  built  up  with 

14.15.  mall  be  built  in  itfor  ever 

Wall. 
£«/.£.  2. foul  be  hot  torn  in  pieces  as  a  fr«# 

Bullocks. 

1  Efd.6.19.  for  fr«#ffc^r,andrams,  and  lambs 

8. 1 4-may  be  collected  for  bullocks 
Eccl.  38.  25.  whofe  talk  is  of  bullocks 

IBtirtJCll. 
Eccl.i3.z.burden  not  thy  felf above  thy  power 

JSarJJenff. 
£«/,33 ,24.a  wand, and  burdens  are  for  the  affe 

lBurfall. 
Tflfr.i-9- 1  returned  from  the  frarwiZ 

4. 1 7.pour  out  thy  bread  on  the  buriall 
£«/.2i.S.ftonesforthetombofhiste7<i#   -  - 

38.16.  and  neglect  not  his  buriall 

2  Mac.  1 3 . 7.  not  having  fo  much  as  buriall 


BUR 


CAL 


CA& 


CAP 


Eurico. 
tob.14. 1 1.  buriedh'im  honourably 

Chap.i.  17,18.  &  2.7. 
£«/.44.i4.their  bodies  are  buried'm  peace 
2  AfiK.^.iJ.not  worthy  fomuch  as  to  beburied 

Vixtitti). 
Tob.z.B.  he  bttrietk  the  dead  again 

burping. 
2  Mac.^.^make  it  a  com.  burying  place  V.  14. 

2J5urp. 
2  £7^.2.23.  take  them,  and  fr#ry  them 
Tofr.4.3.  wnen  *  am  dead,  Wy  me 
4.  frwy  her  by  me  in  one  grave 
5.14.  have  no  other  fon  to  bury  them 
i2.12.when  thou  didft  bury  the  dead 
14.6.  and  lhall  bury  their  idols 
10.  and  bury  me  decently 
Vuvn. 
Jud.  16.^.  that  he  would  bum  up  my  borders 
1V1fd.16.1S.  might  not  burn  up  the  beafts 
£«/.28.i2.b!ow  the  fparkjit  lhall  burn 
23.  and  it  fhall  burn  in  them 
40.30.  in  his  belly  there  lhall  fr«r«a  fire 
2l5umeo. 
ToJ.i4.4.the  houfe  of  God  in  it  fhall  be  burned 

1rifd.16.19.2x  another  time  it  burnetii) 
£«/.28.io.matter  of  the  fire  is,fo  it  burnetb 
©urnt. 

1  Efd.6.16.  pulled  down  the  houfe,  and  £/«'«£ 

2  Efd.  13.4,11. 
935  timing. 
v/tfd.\6.zz\.now  that  fire  burningm  the  hail 
i8.3gaveft  them  a  burning  pillar  of  fire 
£cc/.23.i6.a  hot  minde  is  as  a  burning  fire 

Burft, 

£«/.  1 9. 10.be  bold,it  vvi-1  not  burft  thee 
SlSufrj. 

2  Efd.i  4.i.there  came  a  voice  out  ofa  bujh 

3. in  the  bujh  I  did  manifeftly  reveal 
Bufijep. 
2  Efd.16.j7.  a  field  covered  with  bufhe% 
SuSnedc. 

1  Efd.4.11.  and  do  his  own  bufineffe 

j.j  8.fetters  forward  of  the  bufineffe 
Tob.j.%. let  this  bufineffe  be  difbatched 
EccLx.  17. my  fon,go  on  with  thy  bufineffe 
10.26.be  not  overwife  in  doing  thy  bufineffe 
29.i9.fol!oweth  other  mensbufineffe 
3  7.  n  .an  idle  ftrvanc  of  much  bufineffe 
3  8 .  24.  he  that  hath  little  bdfineffe 

Eccl.ji.zj.buy  her  for  your  felves  without  mo. 

t  Mac.  3.4 1  .came  into  the  camp  to  buy  the  chil. 
1 2.36.  might  neither  fell  nor  buy  in  it 
1 3. 49. go  into  the  countrey,nor  fr«V 

2  Mac.S. 34. merchants  tofr#y  the  Jews 

Wygzt. 
£«/.37. 11. neither  confiilt  wich-a  buyer  of  fell. 

Eccl.zo.i  z.  there  is  that  f#yei&  much 

XJupfng. 
Eccl.z7.zSm  ftick  faft  between  buying  and  fell. 


Apoc, 


Ca&eff. 

1  Mat.11.62.  princes  were  come  to  Cades 

73.  and  with  him  purfued  them  to  Cades 
Calamity, 
t  AfdC.i3.32.brought  a  great  calamity  upon  the 

2  Mac. 4. 16.  fore  calamity  came  upon  them 

Calamities. 
Eccl.z2.i  i.his  houfe  fhall  be  full  of  calamities 

40. 9.  calamities ,  famine,  tribulation 
2  Af<?t.<y.i2.not  difcouraged  for  thefe  calamities 
io.io.gathering  the  calamities  of  the  wars 
14.i4.and  cab.  of  the  Jews  to  be  their  welf. 
CalOiong. 
.j.  caldrt 

Caleb.  , 
£cc/.46.9.Lorcl  gave  ftrengthalfo  to  Caleb 
1  Mac.z.<>6.  Caleb  for  bearing  witneffe  before 

Ca«ftljene0. 
z  MacSttf. they  burnt  Califthenes,  that  had  fet 
PpPPP 


Call. 

1  £/d.i.jo.  his  meflcnger  to  call  there  back 
Eccl.13.i4.call  upon  him  for  thy  felvauon 
CalletJ. 

1  Efd.2 .7 .fhall  be  called  Darius  his  coufin 

4.43.  lhall  be  culled  my  coufin 

2  £jd.4. 1  j .  his  Name,  whereby  we  are  celled 
ivijd.  i.i6.woLks  and  words  calledk  to  them 

7.7.I  called  upon  God,and  the  fpirit 

11 . 2  5. been  prefer ved,if  not  called  by  thee 

£«/.46.j.M//.upon  the  moft  high  V.16.&47,  j. 

B<»'-2.i  j  .lfr.&  hispofter.  is  called  by  thy  name 
6.30.  how  can  they  becalledgods 

1  Mac.6.10.  he  called  for  all  his  friends 

14.  tbencalledhe  for  Philip 
7. 37.  to  be  called  by  thy  Name^and 
io.io-  to  be  called  the  kings  friend 
14. 40.  called  the  Jewes  their  friends 

2  Mac.  $.15.  called  unto  heaven  upon  him  that 
4.  28.  were  called  before  the  king 

7.2  j.  the  king  called  his  mother 
H. 1.  called  their  kinsfolke  together 

2,  and  they  called  upon  the  Lo.  C.i  1.26. 

1  J.  by  which  they  were  called 
10.13. called uay tor  at  every  word 
14.37.  called  a  Father  of  the  Jews 

CalletJ. 

1  £/rf-4-  36.  all  the  earth  calleth  upon  the  truth 
v/ijd.z.  Li.  calleth  himieife  the  child  ofthe'Lo. 
15.1  is.  calieth  upon  thacwhioi  is  weak 
14.1 .  calleth  upon  a  piece  of  wood  more  roc. 
Bar-2..  33.  calleth  it  again,  and  it  ooeyech 
3  4.  when  he  calleth  them,  they  fay 
Caltiug. 

1  Mac.iz.21;.  calling  the  eJders  of  the  people 

2  Mac.ii.6.callingupon  God,the  righecous 

1  J.  calling  upon  the  great  Lord 
14.46.  callingupon  the  Lord  of  life 

Camp. 
1  Mac,  3.41.  into  the  camp  to  buy  the  children 
57.  fo  the  camp  removed ,  and 
I2.28.1hey  kindled  fires  in  their  camp 
z  Mac.  13-  !  J.  flew  in  the  camp  about  400. 
iy.  17.  not  to  pitch  camp,  but  couragioufly 

CampeD. 

1  Macio.%6.  and  camped  againft  Afcalon 

1 1 .7  3 .  tents  j  and  there  they  camped 
13.43.  Simon  camped  againft  Gaza 

2  Mac.  1 3. 14.  he  camped  by  Modin 

Canaan. 
fud.^2.  tell  me  now,  ye  fons  of  Canaan 
1  Ato.9.37.  of  the  great  princes  of Canaan 

See  Canaan. 
Canblejaf. 
Bar.  6. 19.  they  light  them  candles 

CanOlefttcUe. 
1  Macti.zi.  the  candlefik\e  of  light,  and  all 
4. 49.  the candlefiit\e  and  the  altar    - 
Canopp. 
fud.io.zi.  on  his  bed  under  acampy 
13.9.  and  pulled  downe  the  canopy 
16.19.  and  gave  the  canopy  which  fhe  had 

Capljenatlja. 

1  Mac.  12137.  rep.  that  which  was  called  Caph. 
Captain. 

1  Mac.z.66.  let  him  be  your  captain 
7. 5  .having  Alcimus— for  their  captain 
1  i.j9.Simonalfo  he  made  captain 
12.53.  they  have  no  captain  ^nor  _ 
13.53. made  h'm  caPlam  of  all  the  hofts 

a  Mac1.16.and  fjrook  down  the  captain 
8.p.joyned  alfo  Gorgias  a  captain 
Captite. 

2  2kto.8.io.  money  of  the  captive  Jews 
1  r.  a  fale  of  the  captive  Jews 

Captftoeg. 
Bar,6.z.ye  fhall  be  led  away  captives  unto 
iAf<K.i4.7.gathered-a  great  numb. of  captives 

Capttriitp, 
1  £/3.J.7.that  came  up  from  the  captivity 
6.,  .the  Lord  had  vifited  the  captivity 
8.  the  Jewes  that  were  of  the  captivity 
Bar.x.7.  and  praife  thee  in  our  captivity 
8.we  are  yet  this  day  in  our  captivity 
,       Cartmnrie. 
70fr.13.17.  Jeruf.fhall  bepaved  whh-carbunde 
Eccl.2z.^.h 


Apoc.    CAR         CAS 


CAS 


CHA 


lccl.iz.<i.  is  as  a  lignet  of  carbuncle  fee  in  gold 

Carcafes. 
Bel  it.  given  them  every  day  two  carafe s 

•Care, 
tvifd.  j  .9.  lie  hath  cure  for  his  cleft 
(,.  1 7 .  the  care  of  difcipline  is  love 
7.13.  ftedfaft,  furc,  free  from  care 
Eccl.S.ii.  furety,take«rc  to  payit 

30.  25.  will  have  care  of  his  meat  and  diet 
3  i.a.watching  care  will  not  Jet  a  man 
?o.4.he  took  care  ofthe  temple 
r  Mac.6.1  c  my  heart  faileth  for  very  care 
9. 5  3.  eafe5  and  dwell  without  c are 
1  <:.  1 4. taking  care  for  the  good  ordering 
2  Mac.  2.19.  muft  care  for  the  whole  building 
9.11.  to  care  for  the  common  fafety 
1 4.S.for  the  unfaincd  can  I  have  of  things 
1  j.  i  S.che  care  that  they  took  for  their  wives 
19.  took  not  the  lead  care 
Careo. 
r  E/"d.  1.47.  and  cared  not  for  the  words 

Carefull. 
2  Mdc..2.z.$.  we  have  been  carefull  that  they 
1 1. 1  5.  being  care  full  ofthe  common  good 
1 4.9.  be  carefull  for  the  coumrey 
CareftWp. 
1  zfd.j.z.  did  very  carefully  overlee 
mfd.iz.iz.  carefully  think  of  thygoodnefle 
£fc/.38.i9.  is  alway  carefully  fet  at  his  work 
1  Af  acS  .3  r .  laid  them  u  p  all  carefully 

Carefnmefle. 
Eccl.30.z4.  carcfulvcftcbringeth  age  before 

Cares. 
n'ifd.7.4. 1 was  nurfed — and  that  with  «»w 
8.9.  and  a  comfort  in  cams  and  gtief 
Careth. 
i:'lfd.\z.\i.tmy  God  but  thou,  that  careth  for  all 

Carnaim. 
1  Mac;. 43.  the  temple  that  was  at  Carnaim 
44.  thus  was  Carnaim  fubdued 

Carpenter. 
1fifd.13.11.  a  carpenter  that  felleth  timber 
£cc/.  38.27.fo  every  carpenter and  work-maftcr 

Carpenter© 

1  £/^.?.f  4.  gave  unto  the  mafons  &  carpenters 

Uar.6. tf.are  made  of 'carpenters  and  goldfmiths 

Cars. 

1  Efd.}.< f.rhcy  gave  M/vhat  they  fnould 

Carrp. 
B?/  34.  go,  f  rfi  7  tne  dinner  that  thou  haft 

2  Afacy.io.  no  man  could  endure  to  carry 

Carries. 

1  Mac.9.9,.  and  carried  in  an  horf-Jitter 

29. Philip — carried  away  his  body 

Carrteth. 

irifd.14.,1.  the  vefl'el  that  carrieth  them 

Carrping. 

2  Mac.6.T.\n  proceffion  to  Bacch.M/ryw/glvie 

Carte. 
jW.i  j. 11. and  made  ready  her  carts 

Cart^voljcel. 
Etct.ti.j.  foolifh  is  like  a  cart-wheel 

Cartel). 
irifd.i  ;.i  3.  hath  carved  it  diligently 
1  Afacy.68.  burnt  their  ewei  images 

Cafleu. 

1  Mac.^.^.the  zf.day  of  themoneth  Ca/7e/,! 

2  Af<zci.i8.  &  io. y. 

2  Mahi.y.the  fealt — in  the  rnoneth  Caflu 

Cafptef. 
2  Afac12.13.the  name  of  it  was  Caffis 
Caft. 

1  Afac4.33.ca/?  rhem  down  with  the  fword 
^.fi.inftruments  to  w/?  fire  and  flones 

and  pieces  to  caft  darts 
7. 17.  fleih  of  thy  faints  have  they  caft 
44»they  cast  away  their  weapons 

Chap.11. 51. 
10.80.and  caft  darts  at  the  people 

2  Mac.^.S.  was  wjZ  out  into  Egypt 

10. had  caft  out  many  unburicd 
£.8.  was  now  raff  on  the  ground 

iy.but  to  be  caft  out  with  their  children 
tq.JI.  caft  earth  upon  their  heads 

43.  caft  hirnfelf down  m«nfully 

0.  he  caft  them  Upon  the  throng 


Catting. 

1  Afaci  3.11. who  cafting  them  out  that 

1  Mac.  ^.drawing  of  fwords,&  tufting  of  darts 

Catting. 

2  Mac.  1 1 . 1 3 .  caftin?  with  himfelf  what  loffc 
Cattle. 

2  Afac .4.27.  the  ruler  ofthe  caftle 
f.f.  Menelaus  fled  into  the  caftle 
10.20.  of  thofe  that  were  in  the  caftle 
Catties. 
2  Afacio.18.  into  two  very  flrong  caftles 
22.  and  —  took  two  caftles 
Catalogue. 
1  Efd.  8.49.  the  catalogue  of  whofe  names  were 
Cattell, 

1  Afar.  12.23.  your  cattell  and  goods  are  ours 

2  Mac.  11.11  .to  give  him  cattell ,  &  to  pleafure 

Caught. 
2  Kac4.41.fome  of  themcaAgfct  flones 
Caufe, 

1  Afac<?.i2.deftroy  the  inhab. — without  ca#/e 

1 3.I  perceive  therefore  that  for  this  caufe 

2  Afac.4.44.  pleaded  thecauje  before  him 

47.  was  caufe  of  all  the  mifchicf 

who  if  they  had  told  their  caufe 
7.18.  be  not  deceived  without  a  caufe 
34.  be  not  lifted  up  without  a  caufe 
13.4.  that  this  man  wastheca«/e 
Ceafe. 
Eccl.i6.zj.  nor  ceafe  from  their  work. 

28.5-remember  thy  end,and  let  enmity  ceafe 

1  Afacn.yo.let  the  Jews  ceafe  from  afiaulting 

2  Afac.7.38.  upon  all  our  nation,may  ceafe 

9.18. his  paines  would  notceafe 
CeafeD. 
t  Efd.  1.56.  glorious  things,  they  never  ceafed 
Dan.t.zz.  ceafed  not  to  make  the  oven  hot 
I  Mac9.72.the  fword  ceafed  from  Ifracl 
Ceaftng. 

1  Mac.iz.i  1.  at  all  times  without  ceafing 

2  Afac.9.4.  charet-man  to  drive  without  ceafing 

Ceuar. 
Eccl.z4.13. 1  was  exalted  iikeacftfar 
j 0.1 2.  as  a  young  cedar  in  Libanus 
Cetycn. 

1  Afac.if.39.to  build  up  Cedron ,and  to  fortifie 

41  .when  he  had  built  up  Cedron 
16.9.  untill  he  came  to  Cedron 
Cclebzate. 
Tob.6. 1 2.we  will  celebrate  the  marriage 

2  Mac. z.it.  to  celebrate  the  purification 

1 5. 16.  to  celebrate  the  13.  day  ofthe  twelfth 
.Celebrating. 
2  afar,  j  .26.  to  the  celebrating  ofthe  fabbath 

Cenoebens. 
1  Afaci  <;. 38.  the  king  made  Cendebeus  captain 
40.  Cendebeus  came  to  Jamnia 
16.1.  what  Cendebeus  had  done 
4-horfmen,  who  went.outagainfl  Cendcb. 
'  8. Cendebeus  and  his  hoft  were  put  to  flight 
9.  which  CencSekus  had  built 
Centers. 
1  Efd.z.i-i.cenfirs  of  filver  twenty  nine 

1  Afaci.22.andthettff/?r.rofgold 

Ceremonies. 
Wr/I/.  1 4. 1 5; .deli vered  to  thofe-tt remonies 
z2.oz  ufed  fecret  ceremonies,  or 
CcrtiSe. 
B?/  9.  if  ye  can  certifie  me  that  Bel  devoureth 

2  Mac.ui  S.thought  it  neceffary  to  certifie 

Certifies. 

1  Mac. 14.2  1.  certified  us  of  your  glory 

2  Mac.i  i.z6.  they  are  certifie  d  of  our  minde 

Chain, 
t  £/i.i<40.and  bound  him  with  a  chain  of 

3.1?.  and  a  chain  about  his  neck 
nifd.17.17.  bound  with  one  chabt  of  darknefle 
£cc/.6.24.put — thy  neck  into  her  chain 

Chains. 
fitd.10.4.  put  about -bracelets,  andhac  chains 
Eccl.6.z$.  frit  chains  a  robe  of  glory 
Chamber. 

1  EfA.g.i.wen%  to  the  chamber  of  Joanan 

2  £#.  J. 9. withdraw  itfelfinto  his  fecret  iham. 

Chambers. 

2  £#.4.4i.in  the  grave,the  chambers  offouls 
iMac.4.3  8.&  the  priefts  chambers  pulled  down 


CHA         CriA     Apo^T 


Cnanaan. 
Suf.tf.O  thou  feed  o£ Cba»aan tand  not  of  fuda 
See  Canaan. 
Change, 

irijd.7.12.  and  thechange  of  feafons 
lo.iS.notescjJwwge  the  name  of  the  tune 

££f/.7. 1 8.ctege  not  a  friend  for  any  good 
40.?.  night  ileep  do  change  his  knowledge 

1  Mac  1 .49.and  change  all  the  ordinances 


2  £/#.<?. 26.ihall  be  rfwKgftf,and  turned 
Efth.i  j.8.God  c/wgedthefpiritof  the  king 
W;/rf.  1 9. 1 8. the  elements  were  changed 
Reel. 2.4.art  changed  to  a  low  eftate 
1 8.2^.till  the  evening  time  is  changed 

1  Mac  i.z6.  beauty  of  women  was  eWgcd 

Ctjangetf). 
£^.13.25.  the  heart  of  a  manchangeth 

z  r.  1 7.  the  wickedneile  of  a  woman  changeth 
27. 1 1 .  a  fool  changeth  as  the  moon 
C!»nging. 
■EaZ.37.17.the  countenance  is  a  flgneofcWg. 
43.8.increaflng  wonderfully  in  her  changing 

2  Afac3.15.and  the  changing  of  his  colour 
5.27.  manfully  changing  this  life 

*9- changing  the  good  will  they  bare  him 
C&appelS. 

1  Ate.r.47.fetupaltai-s-and^a#><'/.f  of  idols 

2  Mac.io.z.  the  dappels  they  pulled  down 

1 1  -3-the  other  chappels  ofthe  heathen 
Clarets. 
2  Mac, 1 1.2. three  hundred  clmrcts  armed 

See  Chariots. 
Charge. 
2  £/^.2.33.received  a  charge  of  the  Lord 
6.46.  gaveft  them  a  cWg<?  to  do fervicc 

1  AfacT.r9.take  ye  the  charge  of  this  people 

58.  had  given  charge  unto  the  garrifon 
1 2.4?.  and  all  that  have  any  charge 
r4.42.fhould  take  charge  of  the  fanifluary 

2  Afaci  5.io.hc  gave  them  their  charge 

Charge. 

J  Afaci  1. 11.  giving  a  chargeuyon  their  cn:m. 

Ch,argcrJ. 

1  Efd.q. <j 7. the  fame  charged  he  alfo  to  be  done 

2  Mac.z.z.charged  them  not  to  forget  she  com. 

Charges. 
1  E fd.  4..  tf.  for  the  c&aggj  ofthe  Levkcs,to  be 

1  Afaf.3.30.  not  be  able  to  bear  the  chrv/ges 

2  Afac.4. 19.  to  be  referved  for  othex charges 

9. 1 6 .re  venue  defray  the  charges  belonging 
Chariot. 

r  Efd.i. zS.d'id  not  turn  back  hhrhariat  from 
3 1  .gat  he  up  upon  his  fecond  chariot 
3  6.  and  a  chariot  with  bridles  of  gold,and 
£«7.48.9.and  in  a  chariot  of  fiery  horfes 

49-8.  upon  the  chariot  ofthe  cherubims 

2  Afac9.4.commanded  he  his  charint-man  to 

7.that  he  fell  down  from  his  chariot 

Chariots. 
1  Mac.i.  17.be  entred  into  Egy. — with  chariots 
See  Charets. 

Cljarmer. 
£«/.i2.ij.who  will  pity  a  charmer  Ami  is 

ChafeD. 

1  Mac.iq.zt.cbafd  away  in  fight  their  enemies 

Cijatten. 
Wifd.iz.zz.  wlrereas  tliou  dofi:  chaftrn  us 

2  Afar.  1 0.4.  would  c&4/2«*  them  with  mercy 

Chaftencft. 
Wifd.  1 2. 2.  thou  chaftencft  them  by  Jicde 

Chaftcning. 

2  Mac.6.iz.  for  a  chaftcning  of  our  nation 
7 . 3  3 .  for  our  chaftcning  and  correction 
Cijatttfe. 
Eccl.ro.  ii.chaftife  thy  fon,  and  hold  him  to 

ChafttfcD. 
2  £/&ij.?i.  as  one  chaftifed  with  wounds 
iftfd.irf.  having  been  a  little  chaftifed 

1 1. 9. but  in  me  rev  chaftifed,  they  k'ncvv  how 
ChafMeth- 
£<rtf.3o.2.hethat  ete/fc/M  his  fon,ihaU  have 

Cbattitp. 
2  Efd.6.7z.  he  hath  fecn  alfo  thy  ^fewhich 

Chccbs. 
£tt/  ?^.if -tears  run  down  the  widows  cheeks    ■ 
'"  C  freer. 


[Apoc.   CHE        CHO 


CHU 


CIT 


CLE        GLO 


Ctjeer. 
i  i  E/tf.9-54-  and  to  make  great  cheer 
I  Reel.  i 8. 3 1.  not  pleafure  in  much  good  cfoee 
CrjeercO.Cbccretf)." 
£cc/.j<.zi«the  beauty  of  a  woman  cheeretb 
z  dfae.ijr.i7>  they  were  greatly  stes'tra1 

Ecci.7.i4-  fhew  not  thy  face  cbeerfull  toward 
13.15.  heart  ma  tech  a  cheer  full  countenance 

■2.6.3.  cbeerfull countenance  is  a  token 
2^.4.  rejoyce  with  a  cbeerfull  countenance 
30.25.  a  cbeerfull  and  good  heart  will  have 
35.10.  give  with  a  cheei full  eye 
2  Af  tff.  r  5  .?•  he  mid  e  them  more  cbeerfull 

CrjeerEuilp. 
Erc/.i.4.brought  upon  thee,  take  cheerfully 
2  AfxMi.ie>.  go  cheerfully  about  their  own  aff. 
CheerfalneST:. 


Kir.3.34.  and  fo  withcheerfulncjfe  they  fhewed    £ccZ.42.i4.better  is  the  cburlifhneffe  of  a  man 


Ctyofcn. 

i  Efd.f.i. chofen  according  to  their  tribes 
iVifdln.  t  5. he  hath  refpeft  unto  his  c/.w/eB 

9.7.thou  haft  chofen  me  to  be  a  king 
£a/.47.2.fo  was  David  chofenoutof  the  child. 

49.6.  they  burnt  the  chofen  city  of  the  fan  ft. 
t  Aftfc.  11.41  .men  chofen  iot  the  battell 

Cltftft. 
z  Efd.7  .z9.m0.ll  my  fon  C'V;.fr'die,and  all  men 

Cttfonfcleff. 
t  £/y.i.2i.thou  (halt  find  in  the  chronicles 
t  Mac.6. 24.  thefe  are  written  in  the  chronicles 

Cbucc-rrobber. 

1  Af(jc.4.42.  as  tor  the  church-robber  himfelf 

©^twltO),  Cbnriifblp. 
Ecd.  18.18.  a  tool  will  upbraid  cb.idifhly 

2  Af  tfc.  14. 3  o.Nicanor  began  to  be  chur/ijh 

Ctjutit9)neiTe. 


CrjereaS. 

2  M.ic.10.3  i.  where  Chereat  was  govcrnour 
j7.in  a  certain  pit,  &  Chereas  his  brother 
Chetttbtmff. 
£«/.  4  9.  S.upon  the  chariot  of  the  chrrubims 
Ctyettittn. 

1  Aftfc.i.i.came  out  of  the  land  of  Chettiim 

Cljic&ens. 

2  Efd  1 .30.  as  a  hen  gathercth  her  chickens 

CJjtettp. 

Tab.  4.11.  c/;ie/7y  take  a  wife  of  the  feed 

ChilD. 
1  Efd.i.%  3  -old  man  nor  child  among  them 

1  Efd.4.40.  go  thy  way  to  a  woman  with  cfci/cf 

5.49.1'ike  as  a  young  «W/i  may  not  bring 
irifJ.z.13.  calleth  himfelf  the  child  of  the  Lord 

8.19. 1  was  a  witty  cbild,and  had  a  good  fpi. 

14. 1 5. an  image  of  his  child  foon  taken  away 
Ecd.  3  0.8 .  a  chdd  left  to  himfelf,wif  1  be  wilful! 

9.  cocker  thy  child,  and  he  fhall  make 
1 2. beat  him —  while  he  is  a  child 

2  Aftfc.i  J. 12. and  exercifed  from  a  child 

Crjf.O.en. 

E{ib. 1 6. 16. they  be  children  of*he  moft  High 

.T//^.  3.  ii. a  re  foolim,and  their  children  wicked 

1 6.  as  for  the  chidfCn  of  adulterers 

4.1.  better  is  it  to  have  no  children 

{..children  begotten  of  unlawfull  beds 
j.y.numbred  among  the  children  of  God 
9.4.rejsct  me  not  from  among  thy  children 
Eccl.j.1.1-  haft  thou  children?  inftruft  them 
1 1 .  18.  a  mm  fhall  be  known  in  his  children 
i*f.r .  defire  not  a  multitude  of — children 

3. better  it  is  to  die  without  children 
22.9.  if  children  live  honeftly,and  have 

10.  hat  children  being  haughty ,through 
23. 23. and  brought  children  by  another  man 
24.18.  3m  given  to  all  my  children 
if. 7.  a  man  that  hath  joy  of  his  chi'dren 
32.22.  beware  of  thine  own  children 
33. it.  that  thy  children  mould  feek  to  thee 
39.13  .hearken  unto  me,ye  holy  children 
40.15.  children  of  the  ungodly  fhall  not  bring 

19.  children,  and  the  building  of  a  city 
4 1 . <;.chil.of  finncrs  are  abominable  children 
6.inheritance  of  finners  child. (hall  perifh 
f  .children  will  complain  of  an  ungodly 
45  .1  5  .put  them  on,but  only  his  childrcn,and 
his  childrcns  children  perpetually 
Bel  10.I  fee  the  footfteps  ofmen,women,&  chi. 

Cl)<10e=berj. 
Bar.6.i9.  and  women  in  childe-bed  eat  their 

zEfd.S.^.or  ever  the  chimneys  in  Sion  were  hot 
Choice. 

1  Aftfc.4.29.  gathered — choice  men  offoot,and 

2  Mac.i 3.1? .  valiant  and  choice  young  men 

Cooler. 
Eccc37.30.furfer.ting  will  turn  into  cboler 
Cljofe. 

1  E/«/.9.l6.Efdras  the  prieft  chofe  unrohjm 
Eccl.4f.i6.he  chofe  him  out  of  all  men  living 

x  Macq.tz.hecbofe  priefts  of  blamelefle  cony. 
9.fy.Bzcchideschofe  the  wicked  men 
i<?.4-fo  he  chofe  out  of  the  countrey     . 

2  Aftfc.3.7.  the  king  chofe  out  Heliodorus 

See  Cbttfe 


Cifufe. 
2  Efd.  3 .  1 3  .thou  did  ft  chufe  thee  a  man 

1 6,thou  didft  chufe  hun  to  thee 
Btfr.3.27.  thofe  did  not  the  Lord  chufe 

1  Mac.f .  17.  chufe  thee  out  men,  and  go 

7.57.thou,0  Lord,did(t  chuje  this  houfe 
10.32  fuch  men  as  he  fhall  chufe  to  keep  it 

2  Mac.  1 . 2  5  .did  ;t  chufe  the  fa  thers^  &  fanctifie 

5. 19. God  did  not  chufe  the  people  for  the 
bee  Chofe. 
Crjuang. 

1  Mac.  10.74.  and  chafing  10000.  men,  he  went 

2  Af1TC.ro.r2.  cbufingrather  to  do  juftice 

\4.4z.cbuf1ng  rather  to  die  manfully 
Ctf.ria. 
fud.i.xi.lsit  the  left  hand  of  the  upper  Cilicia 
2  Mac.4.36.  from  the  places  about  C'j/jc.tf 

Circle. 
mfd.ii.z.ot  the  circle  of  the  ftars3or  the 

Circuit. 
Eccl.m.f  .compafled  the  circuit  of  heaven 
2  Af  (Zf.fJ.4. within  the  «r««r  of  the  holy  place 

ClrcaincifeO. 
fud.i4.io.circumciJed  the  fore-skin  of  his  flefh 

1  Af  ac.  1 .60. their  children  to  be circumcifed 

<J  1  .them  that  had  circumcifed  them 
Circtimcfiior.0. 

2  £/</.  1 . 3 1  .your  circumcifions  have  I  forfaken 

Circumfpect. 
Toi.4.i4.be  circumfpeel, my  fon,  in  ail  things 

CtrcumffpeottOtt. 

?ri/^.ii.2i.with  how  great  arcumfpeclion  didft 
(Cittern. 

Ecchf  0.3/m  his  da  yes  the  ci(le>n  to  receive  wa. 

Citterns. 

fud.j.zx.  andthe  c  fterns  were  emptied 

Citherns. 
1  Aftfc.4.  ^.dedicated  with  fongs,  and  citherns 

Citp 
1  Ep.2.23.  the  «rjf  was  made  defolate 
z6.  that  «fy  was  from  the  beginning 
?.8>  every  man  to  his  own  cityy  who  came 
Ecd.  z6.<;  .the  flander  of  a  «/y,the  gathering 
38.3i.withoutthefecannot  a  city  be  inhabit. 
40.19.  children  and  the  building  of  a  city 
49.fj.they  burnt  the  chofen  city  of  the  fanft. 
50.4.  and  fortified  the  city  againft  befieging 
1  Afdc.i.^  i.cit.of  Juda  to  facrifice,  city  by  city 
f.50.andaflaultedthe«Vy  all  that  day 
6.3.  and  thought  to  take  the  city,  and 
^3.  found  Philip  to  be  mafter  of  the  city 
and  took  the  city  by  force 
7. 1.  unto  a  city  of  the  fea-coaft 
io.75\fhut  him  out  of  the  «fji,becau(e 
I2.3>5.between  the  tower  and  the  city 

for  to  feparate  it  from  the  city 
13.47.  butputthem  out  ofthe«i!y 

1  Afdc.t5.19.they  that  were  intheetfy 

Cities. 
Eccl.  46-  i.ftretch  out  his  fw'ord  againft  the  cities 
i  Afde.f.<S8.  and  fpoiled  their  cities,  he 
t0.7i.with  me  is  the  power  of  the  cities 

2  Mac.i  .1,1.  fent  to  the  cities  on  the  fea 

Citijcns. 
2  Afiic.  4.50.  a  great  traitour  to  the  citi^ns 
$.€.  Jafon  flew  his  own  citizens  without 
9. 1 5. all  equals  to  the  citi^ns  of  Athens 
PPPPP 


19.ro  the  good  Jew*  his  cut^erts ^iiheth 

Clap. 

Wifd.T.g,  fhall  be  counted  as  'clay  before  her 

1 5.7.yea,of  the  fame  clay  he  maKeth  both 

8.  rriaketh  a  vain  god  of  tne  fatneclay 

Eccl.33.13.  as  the  clay  is  in  the  potters  hand 

38.30.he  fafhiorieth  the  clay  with  his  arm 

Bel  7.for  this  is  but  clay  within,and  brafle 

Clean. 
EaZ.3S.30.  to  make  clean  the  furnace 

Cleanfe. 
Eccl.3S.i0.  cleanfe  thy  heart  from  all  wickedn. 
i  Mac4.36.kt  us  go  up  to  cleanfe  and  dedicate 

CieanfeO. 
1  Af<TC.4.4i.untiI  he  had  cleanfed  the  fanctuary 

43.  who  cleanfed  the  fanctuary 
.  13.47. cleanfed  the  houfes  wherein  the  idols 
jo.hc  cleanfed  the  tower  from  pollutions 
z  Afac.io.j.the  very  fame  day  it  was  cleanfed 
I4.3f5.undefiledjwhich  lately  was  cleanfed 
Cleaning. 
2 Mac.i. 36.  as  much  to  fay  as  a  cleanfwg 

Clear. 
Suf.46. 1  am  clear  from  the  bloud  of  this  worn. 

Cleatoe.  CleatoeO. 
Eccl.z.3.  cleave  unto  him,  and  depart  not  away 
6.34.  and  cleave  unto  him  that  is  wife 
24.24.  cleave  unto  him  :  for  the  L  ord 
Bar.i.zo.  the  evils  /.leaved  unto  us 
3.4.  thefe  plagues  cleave  unto  us 
Cleatoetl). 

1  £/tf.4-20.countrey,  and  cleaveth  unto  his  wife 
£«/.i9.2.he  that  cleaveth  to  harlots,  will 

Cleaning. 

Eccl. 25. 12.  the  beginning  of  cleaving  unto  bim 

Clemcncp. 

2  Af<TC.i  4.9.  according  to  the  clemency  that  thou 

Cleopatra. 
Efl.n.i.  the  reign  of  Ptolomeus,and  Cleopatra 
1  Mac.io.sy,  with  his  daughter  Cltopdtra, 2nd 

Climb. 
i  E/fl.4.8.  neit.did  1  ever  climb  up  into  heaven 

CllmbcD, 
i  Mac.  2.4.  mountain,  where  Mofesc/JwWup 

Climbing. 
Eccl. zf.zo. as  theclimbing  up  a  fandie  way 

Clofe. 

Tob.  1 1. 1 1 . 1  will  keep  clofe  nothing  from  you 

to  keep  clofe  the  feci  et  of  a  king 

£cc/.27.2.fo  doth  fin  ftick  clofe  between 

1  Afizc.12.50.and  went  c/fl/c  togetber.prepared 

Clof.D. 

1  Mac.-j.ifi .zndclofed  them  in^  fo  that  they 

Ciott). 

2  Mac.  5. 2.running  in  the  aixjnchtb  of  gold 

Clothe 
2  Efd.  z.  10;  give  to  the  poor—clothe  the  naked 

Clotrjcrj. 
Eccl.io.  1 1 .  clothed  with  the  perfection  of  glory 
1Aftfcu.58.to be c/«/;crf in  purple  Cba.,14.43. 

Clatlje». 
Btfi'.ef.io.eat  them  and  their  clot he's .they  feel 

1  Aftfc  1 1.7  I.Jonathan  rent  his  ctek^andcaft 

CUtfjerlj. 

EccZ.43.10.  clotheth  the  waters  as  with  a  breft.- 

Clothing. 
Ecct.z9.z1.  water,  and  bread,and  clothing 

I<).z6.  blond  of  the  grape,&  oil,and  clothhig 
z  Mac.3.33.  young  men,in  the  hmeclotbing 
1 1.8.  one  in  white  clothing,  fhakingbis  arm. 
Clout), 

2  Efd.if.39.  and  the  cloud  which  he  raifed  up 
lyifd.z.q.  pafle  away  as  the  trace  of  a  cloud 
ECC/.24.5.  and  covered  the  earth  as  a  cloud 

43. 1 5  .he  maketh  the  cloud  firm,  and  the 
jo.fi.moming  Star  in  the  midft  of  a  cloud 
CIOUD0. 
2  Efd.i  5.40.the  great  &  mighty  clouds  fhall  be 
Wifd.f  .z\.£r:om  the  clouds^  from  a  well  drawn 
Ecc/.i3.23.fa.th,they  extoll  it  to  the  clouds 
35.16.his  prayer  fhall  reach  unto  the  clouds  •: 
17.  pray.of  the  humble  pierceth  the  clouds  j 
20.as  clouds  of  rain  in  the  time  of  droughr  { 
4.  j.i  4.opened,  and  clouds  flie  forth  as  fowls  j 
50. 7. giving  light  in  the  bright  clouds 
Dan.i.%o,0  ye  lightnings  and clouds,hleS"c  yc  j 

ClonD^d 


Apoc.   COL        COM 


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Clouup. 
Eccl,zq.A,  my  throne  is  in  a  cloudy  pillar 

CUlbS. 
z  A/ic.4.4i.caugHt  ftoncs^fome  clubs,  others 

Clatter.  Clufters. 
z  Efd.  9.11-  kept  me  a  grape  oftheclufler 
16.3  o.  thete  are  left  fome  ete/?m  of  them 
CntuuS. 

1  Maci^.z^Cwdus,  and  Cyprus3and  Cyrene 

Coals. 

Eccl.S.  10.  kindle  not  the  Cflflft  of  a  finner 
11.32,.  of  a  fpark-a  heap  otcoals  is  kindled 
Coat. 

2  Mflc.12.3  5  .caking  hold  of  his  w^,drew  him 

Coats, 
1 MflCi2.40.under  the  coals  of  every  one  that 

Cocker. 
Eccl.30.9 .cockpf  thy  childe^and  he  fhall  make 

Coelofpjta. 
I  Efd.z.17.  that  are  in  Coeltfyria  and  Phoenicia 
6.19.  of  Cce.'ofyria  and  Phenice    Chap. 7.1. 
2,  Ate.38.8c  4.4.8c  10.11. 
Cogitations. 
£«/.  17.5.  an  interpreter  of  the  cogitations 

Collection. 
Bar.1.6.  they  made  alfo  a  collection  of  money 

Collar. 
Eccl.n.16.%  yoke  and  a  roto  do  bow  the  neck 

Collcctour. 
1  MtfCi.29.the  king  fent  his chief  colkcfour 

Colon?. 
Wifd.iz.7.  a  worthy  eatery  of  Gods  children 
Colour.  Colour. 

z  M<K.3. 8. under  a »/<»«/•  of  vifiting  the  cities 
16.  and  the  changing  of  his  colour 
Colouring. 
tyifd.13.i4.  colouring  it  red,  and  covering 

Colours. 
u'ifd.i,  5.4.  an  image  fpotted  with  divers  colours 

Come. 
1  Afdf.1S.13.  thele  troubles  are  come  upon  me 
z  Mflc6.l  5.  left  being  co#ze  to  the  height 
9.i8.judgementofGod  v/zscomi  upon  him 
Com  eft. 
Eccl.zi.zSor  if  thou  comeft  too  neer  it3it  will 
5.  his  judgement  cometh  fpeediiy 
Coming. 
i  Mac.i1.44.king  was  very  glad  of  their  coming 
14. ii.  we  were  glad  of  their  coming 
11.45.  this  is  the  caufe  of  my  coming 
z  Mac.6.3.  the  coming  in  of  this  mifchief 
Comelp. 

1  E/rf.4.18.  a  woman  which  is  comely  in  favour 
£«/.i4.3.ricbesare  not  comely  for  aniggard 

20.1  .there  is  a  reproof  that  is  not  comely 
25.4. 0  how  comely  a  thing  isjudgem  nt 

5. 0  how  comely  is  the  wifdom  of  old  men 

2  Mac.  3 .26.  beauty,and  c<M»e/y  in  apparell 

10.  29.  five  comely  men  upon  horfes 
Comfort. 
2  Efd.6-H.he  ofgoodcfl^/otf,  and  fear  not 

14.13.cow/fl>'?  fuch  of  them  as  be  in  trouble 
wifd.$.  18. neither  comfort  in  the  day  oftryall 

8.9.  and  a  comfort  in  cares  and  grief 
£«/.  3.6.fhall  be  a  comfort  to  his  mother 

4.i8.cflw/fl^him,and  (hew  him  her  fecrets 

2  5.23.  a  wo.  that  will  not  comfort  her  husb. 
30. 23. own  foul,  and  comfovt  thy  heart 
36.23-meeknefle,  and  comfort  in  her  tongue 
38.17.  then  comfort,  thy  felf  for  thy  heavin. 

Ear. 4, 27.be  of  good  comfort,  O  my  children 
30. gave  thee  that  name,  will  comfort  thee 

1  Mac. 11-9.  holy  books  of  fcripture-tocaw/w'f 

2  Mac.7.6-  and  in  truth  hath  comfort  in  us 

ii.32.Menelaus,  that  he  may  comfort  you 

ComfotretJ. 

2  Efd.1.1')  the  Angel — comforted  me,and  fet 

Efi.i  5  .8.  comforted  her  with  loving  words 

16. and  all  hisfcrvants  comforttdhex. 

Eccl.ij.z^.  comforted  thofe  that  fail  in  patience 

3  5.17.  come  nigh  ,he  will  not  be  comforted 

38.2  3  .and  be  comforted  for  him  when  his 
48.24.  he  comforted  them  that  mourned 
49.  ic.  for  they  com  forte  d]ac.oh, and  deliv. 

2  Wflc7.tf.1haH  be  comforted  in  his  fervant 
1  f. 17. thus  being  w  Jl  comforted  by  the  words 


Corofoittitg. 
2  Mac.  1 5  .9.  and  lb  comforting  them  out  of  the 

Com-mant). 
2^(3^9. 8.thought  he  might  command  the  waves 

CommanoeD. 
Eccl.\% .20.  commanded  no  man  to  do  wickedly 
2  Mac. 7  .-$•  commanded  pans  and  caldrons  to  be 

4 .  commanded  to  cut  out  the  tongue  of  him 

5.  he  cu»W2fl*&rfhimjbeing  yet  alive 
15.33.  commanded  to  give  it  by  pieces 

Commanoement. 

zEfd.6.4%.  at  the  commandement  of  God 

5  3.  thou  gaveft  commandement  unto  the 
£cc/.  1.26.  wifdome,  keep  the  commandement 
2  Mflc.7.30.  not  obey  the  kings  commandement 
obey  the  commandement  of  the  law 
Commanoeft. 
2  Efd.6.4%.  the  fourth  day  thou  commandefl 
Commentmble. 

Eccl.37. 22.  are  commendable  inhis  mouth 

Commcnueu. 
\Mac.xz.  4%. commend,  him  unto  all  his  friends 
2  Mdfl.9.25.  and  commended  unto  many  of  yon 

Commentaries. 
2  ^  «c  2.13  .commentaries  of  Nehemias3and  how 

Comtntffioners. 
t  MflC2.25.the  ki.commij 'doners  who  compeil. 

Commit. 
1  Mdc.2,25.  delirous  to  commit  to  memory 

CommitteD. 
1  Efd. 4.41.  that  are  committed  to  them 
5.17.  Ifrael  is  committed  to  thee 
7.32.  fouls  that  were  committed  unto  them 

1  Mac  7. 20.  then  committedhe  the  coumrey 

1 3. 39. oversight  or  fault  committed  unto  this 

2  Mac.  3 . 1 2. them  that  had  committed  it  to  the 

2i. to  keep  the  things  committed  of  truft 
9. 15, whom  I  often  committed,  &  commend. 
1 3 .6.or  had  committed  any  other— crime 
8. as  he  committed  many  fins  about  the  ale. 
14.  committed  all  to  the  creator  of  the 
Co/nrnODtouS. 
2AfAc10.15.gott.en — the  moft  commodious  holds 
Common. 

fri/rf.7.3.1  drew  in  the  common  air,and  fell 
2  Mac. 4. 40. the  common  people  rifing, and 
8. 29. had  made  a  common  fupplication 
y.^.z  common  burying  place  of  the  Jewes 

Verfe  14. 
21  .to  care  for  the  common  fafety  of  all 
1 0.8. by  a  common  ftatute  and  decree 
1 1 .1 5.being  carefull  of  the  common  good 
12,4-accor.  to  the  common  decree  of  the  city 
13.14  .the  countrey,  and  the  cfl#z»f0«-wealth 
Commotions, 
i  E/H.5.73.perfwafions3  &  commotions, they  hi. 
Commune. 

1  Mac.x  5.28.ftiends,  to  commune  with  him 

2  Mac.  n.  20.  order— to  commune  with  you 

Communfcate. 
n'ifd.7.13.  and  do  communicate  her  liberally 
1  Mac. 5. 20.  communicate  in  the  benefits  fent 

Communtcatetl). 
Eccl.z6.6.  tongue  which  commimicateth  withall 

Communication, 
£cc/.9.i5.all  thy  communication  in  the  law 
13. n. for  with  much  communicationv/ill  he 
Compacted. 
Wifd.7. 2.being  compared  in  bloud^of  the  feed 

Company, 
Eccl.9.4.  ufe  not  much  the  company  ofa  woman 

1  Mflc.4.35.gath.togeth.  a  company  of  ftrangers 

6.4 1 -and  the  marching  of  the  company 

7.1 1-  a  company  of  ScribeSjto  require  juftice 

9.44.  Jonathan  faid  to  his  company }Lct  us  go 

58.  Jonathan  and  his  company  are  ateafe 
n.29.Jonathanand  his  company  knew  it  not 

49. to  defhoy  all  Jonathans  company 
13.51.  dwelt  himfelf  with  his  company 

2  Mflc.5.27.  manner  of  beafts,  with  h\%company 

Companiet). 
S«/.57.and  they  for  fear  companied  with  you 

Companies. 
1  Mflc5.33.went  forth— in  three  companies 

Companion. 
Eccl.6.10.  fome  friend  is  a  companion  at  the  ta. 


37.4.  there  is  a  companion  which       Verfe  5 . 
40.1 3.  a  friend  and  companion  never  meet 
Companions. 

1  Efd.g.i,  Satb.rabuz.anes,  and  his  companions 

Verfes  7,27. 

Companding. 

S«/!  54.  fa  weft  thou  them  companyinz,  together 
58.didft  thou  take  them  companyingtogez. 
Comparable, 
Eccl.9,10.  for  the  new  is  not  comparable 

Compared. 
#>/y.7.9.neither  compmed  1  her  unto  any 

15.18.  for  being  compared  together 
£«/.22.i.a  flothful  man  is  compared  to  a  filthy 

Verfe  2. 
Compare. 

i/Wflci4.48.within  the  compaffe  of  the  fanftuary 

2  Mac.  1.1 5.  into  the  compare  of  the  temple 

CompaffcD. 

W'ifd.19.17.  being  compared  about  with  horrib. 

£«/.  23.18.  I  am  compared  about  with  darkn! 
24.5.I  alone  compaffedthe  citcuit  ofheaven 
45.9.  compaffed  him  with  pomegranates 

1  M:ic.4.7.compajj'.  round  about  with  horfmen 

10  So.for  they  had  compared  in  his  hoft 
15.i4.when  he  had  compaffed the. city 

2  Mac  3 . 1 7 .  the  man  was  fo  compaffed  with 

27. compaffed  with  great  darknefle 
Compaffetl). 
r  E/&4I34.  he  ccmpaffetb  the  heavens 
Eccl.41.1z.  it  compafitbthe  heaven  about 

Companion. 
Eccl.17.19.  his  compaffioa  to  fuch  as  turn 

18. 1  2.  he  multiplied  his compaffim 
Pray,  of  Ma;ia(l'.oi~  great  companion,  long-fufFer. 
2  Mac. 8.3.  would  have compaffwn  upon  the  city 
Compeil. 

1  Efd. 4.6.  compeil  one  another  to  pay 

2  Mac.6. 1.  to  cflw^cW  the  Jewes  to  depart 

Compelled. 

1  Mflf.2.15.  fuch  ascompelled  the  people 

25.  who  compelled  men  to  facrifice 

2  Mflc4.26.was  compelled  to  flee  into  the  coun. 

6.7-  the  Jewes  were  compelled  to  go 
7. 1.  compelled  by  the  king  ngainft  the  law 
15.2.  Jews  that  were  compeil.  to  go  with  him 
Complain. 
Ec^.29.5.  and  complain  of  the  time 
41. 7.  the  children  will  complain 
1  Mflc8.32.if  therefore  they  complain  any  more 

Complaineo. 
2JWflc 4.36 . complained  becaufe  Onias  wasflain 

Complaint.  Complaints. 
Eccl.7, 5 .1 4.when  ihe  poureth  out  her  complaint 

1  Mac  11.15  .had  made  complaints  againft  him 

Complrat. 
ivifd.^  .17.  take  to  him^ — compleat  armour 

2  Alflc3.25.had  compleat  harnefie  of  gold 

Com.pieljenD. 

2  E/i/,4.2.  thinkeft  thou  to  comprehend  the  way 

1 1  .how  fliould  thy  vefljll — comprehend 

5.34.  while  I  labour  to  comprehend  the  way 

CompiebenDeO. 

2  Efd.8.2  i.whofe  glory  may  not  be  comprehen. 

Compel}  ending. 
Eccl.i  2.8.  comprchcndbigmuch  in  few  words 
Conceit. 

Mfd.  8. 1 1  -be  found  ofa  quick  conceit 
Eccl.17.6.  fo  is  the  utterance  of  ^conceit 
Concubine. 

1  £  fd.4.29.znd  Apame  the  kings  concubine 

2  Mflc.4.30.  given  to  the  kings  concubine 

Costcupiftence. 
Wifd.4.1 2.the  wandring  t>Uoncupifcence_  doth 
EccUzt,  .5.turn  away  from  me — concupifcence 

Conucmn. 
2  JE/y.4.18.  whom  wouldft  thoucondemn 
Jrifd.i.zo.ktuscotidcmnhim  with  a  fhamefull 
4.i6.that  is  dead  mail  cw^wn  the  ungodly 
P.ofManafJ'.ne'iihtr  condemn  me  imo  the  lower 

Consemnco. 
Eccl.  1 4  .i.whofe  confciencc  hath  not  condemned 
Suf,4\ .  they  condemned  her  to  death 

48.  condemned  a  daughter  of  1  frael     . 
5  3.  and  haft  condemned  tie  innocent 
1  Mflc4.47.them  he  condemned  to  death 

^ 1 3.  f.whofoever 


Apoc.  CON        CON 


CON 


CON 


CON         CON    Apoc. 


1 3  .(V-vhofoever  was  condemned  of  facriledge 
Contusions. 

z  Efd.7-  57.  this  is  the  condition  of  the  battell 
2  M.  ac.  9. 8  beyond  the  condition  of  man 
1  y.i 2.  gentle  in  condition,  well 
Conditions. 

a  Atac.i  i.i4.agree  to  all  reafonable conditions 
13.13.  fware  to  all  cquall  conditions 
Conoact. 

t  E/H.S.y  1.  and  conduct  for  fafeguard 
./W.  1  o.  1 V  .forae  of  us  fhall  conducl  thee 
2  Ate. 1 1 .30.1ball  have  fafe  conducl,  till 

Confection. 
£cc/.38.8.  the  apothecary  make  a  confeclion 

Confs&trate- 
1  Af<«.io.i6.  our  friend  and  confederate 

Confederate*? 
I  .Ate.8.24.  or  any  of  their  confederates 
3 1 .  friends  and  confederates  the  Jews 
14.40.  and  confederates,  and  brethren 
1  J.  1 7.  ourfriends,and  confederates 
Confeucca:p. 

1  Ate.8 .  1 7.  and  confederacy  with  them 

20.  to  make  a  confederacic 
Conference, 
fpss/rf.  1 8 . 1 8.  in  the  exe  rcife  of  conference 

2  Ate.  14 .22.  made  a.  peaceable  conference 

ConfstTe. 
Tab.  1 3. if.  confejfe  him  with  your  whole 
14.7.  his  people  fhall  confejfe  God 
.'^/3.i^.8.madeft  their  enemies confclfe 
Eccl.s,.z6.  be  not  afhamed  to  confeffe 
2  Ate.7.37.  confejfe  that  he  alone  is  God 

ConteiTeO, 

Tob.tz.zz.confeffed  the  great  and  wonderfull 

Confeftcti), 
Eccl.zo,z.  and  he  that  confeffetb  his  fault 

Confefflng. 

1  Efd.y.S.by  confeffi/g  glvt  glory 

CanfcJton. 

r  Efd.8.91.  made  hlstonfcfflon  weeping 
B«r. 1. 14.  confeffion  in  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 
Coniiuence. 

2  E/y.3.36.  notthe£0?zj?^?/tf'ofgood 
JW.  1  ? .  1 9.  for  this  thy  confidence  fhall 
Eccl.z6. 2. 1 .  confidence  of  their  good 

2  Ate.  8.18  .our  confidence  is  in  the  Almighty 
1  j. 7.  had  ever  a  fure  confidence 

Confluent, 

£cc/.3  2.21.  be  not  confident  in  a  plain  way 

Confirm. 
£^.24.24.  that  he  may  confirm  yon 

50.24.  that  he  would  confirm  his  mercy 
1  Mac-i  1.57. 1  confirm  thee  in  the  high 
i.i.  1.  to  confirm  and  renew  the  friendlhip 
13.37.  to  confirm  the  immunities 
14.24.  to  confirm  the  league  with  them 
donSriueO. 

1  Ate.r  r.27.  confirmed  him  in  the  high 

14.26.  and  confirmed  their  liberty 
38.  confirmed  him  in  the  high 
Conflict. 

f?'i/"/,io.i2.ina  fore  conflict  fhe  gave  him 

2  Af  as.  y .  1 4.  were  /lain  in  the  conflicl 

1  5.17.  to  try  the  matter  by  con  flic! 
19. being  troubled  for  the  cob/Z/cI 
Confozm. 
2  Mac. 6.9.  would  not  conform  themfelves 

CanfounOcO. 
£«/.2.to.and  was  confounded?  or  did  any 

24.22.  fhall  never  be  confounded 
Bar. 6. 59.  worfhip  them  fhall  be  confounded 
Dan.3.16.  they  fhall  not  be  confounded  that 
20.  let  them  be  confounded  In  all  their 
r  Ate.4.27.  was  confounded  and  difcouraged 

3 1.  letthem  be  confounded  in  their  power 
2  Mac.10.30.  being  confounded  with  blindnefle 
rg.i?.  was  defperately  confounded 
1 4*28. was  much  cdnfoimded  in  himfelf 
ConfuSon, 
z  Efd.Zig.  thou  bring  them  to  conftifion 

y  8.  there  fhall  be  a  conftifion  alfo 
B/zr.i.  1  j.  to  us  the  confufion  of  faces 
1  Mac.  1.28.  was  covered  with  confufion 

CongealcQ. 
Eccl.41.19.  being  congealed,  it  lieth  on  the  top 


Congregation, 
Eccl. 1.30.  in  the  midll  of  the  congregation 
4. 7. get  thy  lie  If  the  love  of  the  congregation 
21.9.  the  congregation  of  the  wicked 
24.2.  in  the  congregation  of  the  moft  High 

22.  unto  the  congregation  of  J  acob 
3 1  .si.  the  congregation  ihali  declare 

3  4. 1 8 .  ye  rulers  of  the  congregation 
38.33.  nor  fit  high  in  the  congregation 

4  j .  1 8.  and  the  congregation  of  Core 
yo.13.  before  all  the  congregation  oflfrael 

20.  over  the.  whole  congregation 
1  Mac.z.$6.  bearing  witnefle  before  the  congr. 
14.19.  were  read  before  the  congregation 
28.  atSaramei  in  the  great  congregation 

Conjectnrettj. 

U'ifd.S.Z.  cwjecluntb  aright  what  is  to  come 
Conqnereti, 

1  Mac.S.z.  how  they  had  conquered  them 

4.  they  conquered  all  that  place 

Conference, 

n'ifd.17.1  U  and  being  prefl'i-d  with  confe'unce 
£cc/.  14. 2. whofe  confidence  hath  not  condemned 

2  Mac.6.n.  made  a  confidence  to  help 

ConfecrateD. 

Tob.x  .4.  was  confecrated,  and  built  for  all  ages 
£«7.4 y  .15.  Mofes  confecrated  him,and 
2  AltJC.12.40.  things  confecrated  to  the  idols 

Content, 

1  Efd.%AT-  came  all  togeiher  with  o"ne  c0»/e?tf 

6.22.  with  the  confentoi king  Cyrus 

Chap.  7.  4. 
fud.j.zg.  great  weeping  with  one  confent 

2  Afac.4.  39.  with  the  confent  of  Menelaus 

11.24.  would  not  confent  to  our  father 

ConfenteO. 

1  Ate.i.y7'ifany  confined  to  the  law 

1 1 .29.  fo  the  king  conficnted,  and  wrote 

2  Ate. u .  1 5 .  Maccabeus  consented  to  all  that 

14.20. confentedto the  covenants 

CsnftOctattoa, 

1  Ate.8. 17.  in  confideratvm  of  thefc  things 

ConuDerate. 
£cc/.3  2. 18. a  man  of  couniell  will  be  confideratc 

ConiHoer. 
Bar.z.vG.  O  Lord— con fider  us,  bow  down 

2  Macy.zS  and  confidcr,  that  God  made  them 

.a*   ConfiDcteO, 
2  £/^.7.i6.why  haft  thou  not  confidered 

5  5.we  confidered  not  that  we  ihould  begin 
9.  20.  fo  I  confidered  the  world 
Wifd.S.i-j.  when  I  confidered  thek  things 
2  Ate.  j. 17.  he  confidered  not  that  the  Lord 

Consisting, 

2  Ate,  y  .6.  not  confidering,  that  to  get  the  day 

1 1.4.  not  at  all  confidering  the  power 

13.  and  confidering  that  the  Hebrews 

Confifi;. 

Eccl.ni.z6.  by  his  word  all  things  confifi 

Confozt. 
£cc/»3  2.  J. a  c®/«rt  of  mufick  in  a  banquet 
Confoztetfo. 

Eccl.  1 3. 1 6.  all  fleih.  confortctb  according 

Confpfcuotijs. 

1  Mac.  1 1.37.  in  a  confpicmus  place 

Chap.  1 4.  48. 
Confptreb. 
Eccl.tf.  1 8.  ftrangers conferred  — 'againft  him 
BcZ  28.  conferred againft  the  Jring/ayingjThe 
'ConQtataeo. 

Be/  30.  being  conflrained,  he  delivered  Daniel 

2  Ate.6-iS.  was  con ftramed  to  open  his  mouth 

Cemftratnt, 
2  Ate.  6.7.  were  brought  by  bitter  confirdmt 

Confal. 
1  Afac.iy.i6.  Lucius «»/«/  of  the  Romans 

Confuit. 
£cc/.8a7.  .mnfiult  not -with  a  fool 
9.14.  and  confide  with  the  wife 
if. 10,  confuit 'not  witbone that  fufpeftcfh 
1  Ate.  5 . 1  6,to  C0K//i!7  what  they  ihould  do 

Confulteft. 

1  Ate.4.44.  confuted  what  to  do  with  the  altar 
1 2.75.  confuted  with  them  about  building 
16.13.  confulted  deceitfully  againft  Simon 
Ppppp ? 


Conluitmg. 

t  Ate. 8. 1  J.  confultmga.lvia.yiot  the  people 

Confmne. 
Ecd.zj.z  9.  anguhh  fhall  confume  them 
45.19.  to  conjumc  them  with  the  fiery  flame 

1  Ate.j-1  J.  againft  us  to  confume  us 

ConCutneD. 

2  Efd-nt.\6.  the  fire  came  and  confirmed  it 
pj'i/a!.  5.13 .were  confumed  in  our  own  wickedn. 
£cc/.4  5-i4-  maH  he  wholly  confumed 

19.  in  Iks  wrath  were  they  confumed 
2  Ate.it3 1. when  the  iacrifice  was  confumed 
3 1.  it  was  confumed  with  the  light 
2.io.  and  confumed  the  facrifices — 

and  confumed  the  burnt-ofTerings 
11.  to  be  eaten,  it  was  confumed 

Confumetlj. 
Eccl.  1 4. 1 9 .  rotteth  and  confumctb  away 

1 8.i8.a  gift  of  the  envious  confumeth  the  eyes 
31.1  .watching  for  riches  confumeth  the  flefh 
43.2 1.  and  cenfumctb  the  grafle  as  fire 
Confumwg. 
i"ifd.6.z  j.neith.will  I  go  with  con  fuming  en  vie 
2  Ate. 1.23.  while  the  facrifice  was  consuming 

Contametl). 

n'ifcLi.y  .that  which contametb  all  things 

Corttcamecj. 
EccZ.22.23.  is  not  alvvayes  to  be  contemned 

Contemner. 
1  Ate.14.14.  and  every  contemner  of  the  law 

Contcmneti). 
Eccl. 19.1.  and  he  that  contemnetb  fmall  things 
26.24.  a  difhoneft  woman  contemnetb  fhame 
Contempt. 
£/?/.>.  13.12.  that  it  was  neither  in  contempt 
1  Ate.3.18.  was  like  to  come  into  contempt 

CcntenO, 
Eccl.  2  8. 10.  ftrongcr  chey  arc  which  contend 

Content. 
Eflb.13.11. 1  couW  have  beencontent 
To^.  1 1. 9. from  henceforth  1  am  content  to  die 

1  Ate.6.60.  king  and  the  princes  were  content 

2  Ate. y.i  j.yet  was  he  notcontent  with  this 

6.  30.  but  in  foul  am  well  content 
Contented 
EccLz9 .zyWttle  or  much3hold  thee  contented 
Contention, 

Eccl.  28.11.  an  hafty  contention  kindleth  a  fire 
z  M ac.  4. 4.  feeing  the  danger  of  this  contention 

Ccntcntment. 
it'ifd.  1 9. 1 2  .from  the  fea,for  their  contentment 
z  Afac.9.20.  youraffairsbe  to  your  contentment 

Content©, 
i  Mac.  1  <;  .2.  the  contents  whereof  are  thefe 
2  Ato.i  1 ,17/or  the  performance  of  the  contents 

Continent. 
£cc/.i6.iy.and  her  continent  mind  cannot  be 

Continually 
Eccl.  1  r.  1 9. will  eat  continually  of  my  goods 

1  Afac.1y.2f.  aifaulting  it  continually, and 

2  Ate.3.26.  and  fcourged  him  continually 

y.  2  7 .  who  fed  on  het  bs  continually 
Continue, 
nccl.6'io.  will  not  continue  in  the  day 
40.19.  a  city  continue  a  mans  name,  but 
41 . 1 2.for  that  fhall  continue  with  thee 
l  Mac.xo.z-], continue  yeftillto  befaithfull 
1  Ate.4.6.  that  the  ftate  fhould  continue 
10. 1 2.  endevoured  to  continue  peace 
Continued. 

1  Mac.6.9.  there  he  continued  many  dayes 

9.1  ^.continued  from  morning  till  night 

10.26.  and  continued  in  our  friendfhip 

^.continued  the  battell  very  fore 

2  Ate.  8. 1  .all  fuch  as  continued  in  the  Jews 

Contracts, 
i  Ate.  1 3. 4 2. in  their  in(trumentsandc0««cfr 

Contrary, 
u'ifd.z.iz.  he  is  clean  contrary  10  our  doings 

Contrite. 
Dan.3. 1  y.in  a  contrite  heart  and  an  humble 

Control!, 
Eccl.  y.3.  fay  not,  Who  fhall  controll  me 

ContepeD. 

1  Ate.9.6.  mnny  conveyed  themfelves  out 

2  Ate. 8. 13,  fled,  and  conveyed  themfelves 

Convenient. 


Apoc.  CON        GOV 


cov 


cou 


CPU         CRA    Apoc. 


Convenient. 

£a/.io.i3,nor  is  it  convenient  tomagnifie 
39. 17.  for  at  time  convenient  they  lhall 

1  idf12c4.46.the  temple, in  a  convenient  place 
1  s.i  1 .  and  other  convenient  dayes 
14.34.  with  all  things  convenient  (or  the 

1  >/flC.4.ij.becauleitwas  not  convenient 
3  i.had  gotten  a  convenient  time 
8 .  - 1  •  laid  them  up — in  convenient  places 
1  o .  1 8 .  convenient  to  fu  ftairt  the  fiege 
1  i.36.declare  as  is  convenient  for  you 
14.12.men  ready  in  convenient  place 
Coiroerfanf. 

/rifrf.  8.3.  in  that  the  is  converfant  with  God 
j  3. 7. for  being  converfant  in  his  works 

£cc/.n.io.covenant5  and  be  converfant  therein 
39.3. and  be  converfant  in  dark  parables 
4 1.  j.  they  that  arc  converfant  in  ih- dwell. 
Conberfitioit. 

To&.4.i4.1ikcwife  in  all  thy  converfation 
nifd.'i.i6.het  converfation  hath' no  bitternefle 

1  Mac.\.xz.  priefts  of  blamelefle  converfation 

2  Mac. 1  j.i  1.  reverend  in  converfatia.t 

ContjcrfeO. 
Ear.*.]  7.upon  earth,and  converfed  witli  men 
Cenbcruon. 

£«:/.49.2.  in  the  convafion  of  the  people 

ConwtteO. 
i  Mic,\.\%.  Menelaus  being  convicled 

Convince. 

H'ifd.^.zo.  fliall  convince  them  to  their 
Copp. 

£/?/?. 1 3 .1.  the  copy  of  the  letters 

16.19.  publilh  ihecopy  of  this  letter 
Ba/-.6. 1 .  a  c9/y  of  an  epiftle  which  Jeremy 
1  M.ic.8.  22.  this  is  the  co//y  of  the  epiftle 
1  i.j  1 .  we  fend  you  a  copy  of  the  letter 

3  7.  fee  that  thou  make  a  w/y  of  thefe 
125.  this  is  the  copy  of  the  lect.-rs 

Ver.19.8cChap.14.20. 
14.23.  to  put  the  copy  of  their  ambaflage 
Copfcg. 
1  Mif.I4.49.  alio  that  the  copies  thereof 

Co?e. 
£«£4y.i8.  and  the  congregation  of  Core 
C  oj.es. 

1  Efd.%. zo.  even  to  an  hundrad  cores 

Correction. 
(Vifcl.  1 2. 2  6.  not  be  reformed  by  that  correction 
Eccl- 1 6 . 1 1 .  fo  is  h-i's  correction  a  1  fo  :  he 
22.6.  but  ftripes  and  con eft ion  of  wifdome 
ir.'i.oivaachcorrecTwn  ofchildren 

2  Mac.7.33.  a  little  while  for  our — correction 

Cojrnpteo. 
2  Efd.4.1 1. being  now  outwardly  corrupted 

Corruptible. 
2  E/rf.7 . 1  y.  thou  art  but  a  corruptible  man 
mfd.g.i^.  the  corruptible  body  prefleth 
I4.8.being  »w/>ft'Miyt  was  called  God 
19.21.  of  the  corruptible  living  things 
2  Mac.7A6.thou  art  corruptible, thou  doeft 

Corruption. 
2  E/#.7 .41.  feeing  corruption  is  grown  up 

43.  wherein  corruption  is  paft 
£«/.  28.6.  remember  corruption  and  death 

Costf. 

1  ilfkr.  1  j. 13.  and  Cos,  and  Sldee,  and  Aradus 
Ccftlp. 

1  Efd.6.$..of  hewen  and  coftly  ftoncs 
uifcl.x.T.  fill  our  felves  with«/?/y  wine 

Cofttf. 

2  Ate.3.3.  bare  all  the  «/?f  belonging 

Cottage. 
£^.28.22.  of  a  poor  man  in  a  cottage 

Covenant. 
2  Efd.i.t.  would  not, keep  my  covenant 
7.  they  have  defpifed  my  covenant 
J.iy.madeftaneverlafting  covenant 

Eccl.17.11. 
w'if'd.\.\6. and  made  a  covenant  with  ic 
£a/.i  1 . 20.  be  ftedfaft  in  thy  covenant 
41  .*4.thcre  was  a  covenant  of  peace 
47.  11.  gave  him  a  covenant  of  kings 
e  Af*M.iy. forfook the  holy  covenant 
61.  not  profane  the  holy  covenant 


4.io.remember  the  covenant  of  our  fathers 
7.18,  they  have  broken  the  covenant 
2  ,W<a.i.2.rcmember  hhcovenant  that  he  made 
7.36.  dead  under  Godscovena%t 
Cobenants. 

1  Mac'i  J. 27.  but  brake  all  covenants 

z  Mac.iz.i.  when  thefe  covenants  were  made 
1 3.2  j.  were  grieved  for  the  covenants 

would  make  thefe  covenants 
14.20.  they  confented  to  the  covenants 
27.KIUCI1  difpleafed  with  the  covenants 
Cober. 
wifd.%.16. his  right  hand fhall  he  cover  them 
1  o.  1 7 .  unto  them  for  a  cover  by  day,  and 
Eccl.  2.  z.  9. cover  the  bafenefle  of  their  parents 
23 . 1 8.  the  wals  cover  mc,  and  no  body 
26.8.W1II  not  cover  her  own  fhame 
38.16.  and  then  cover  his  body  according 
Cotoereu. 
Eccl.  1 6. 3  o.  he  covered  the  face  thereof 
24.3.  and  covered  the  earth  as  a  cloud 
47-1 5 .  thy  foul  coveredthe  whole  earth 
Su[.  32.  her  face  (for  Ihe  was  covered) 

2  Mac.  10.30.  and  covered  him  on  every  fide 

Coberetl). 
Ecol.40.17.  and  coveretb  him  above  all  glory 

Cohering. 

2  Mac.i.z^.  with  a  very  fair  covering 

Cobrtousr. 
Eccl.10.9.  wicked  thing  then  a  covetous  man 
14.9.  a  covetous  mans  eye  is  not  fatisfied 
Cobetoufnelle. 
2  AfdC4.yo.f0  through  the  covetoufneffe  of  them 
10.20.  being  led  with  covetoufnejji 
Conio. 
1  Mac.  1  5.38.  it  is  that  which  I  could  attain 
Council!.  Counfeil- 

1  Efcl.  2.17.  and  the  reft  of  their  counfeil 

7. 1 5  .had  turned  the  counfeil  of  the  king 
8.y  j.  wish  the  king  and  his  counfeil 

2  Efd.4.11 .  and  the  trees  took  counfeil 

1 y.  the  flouds  —-took  counfeil 
Tob.q.  1 8.  ask  counfeil  of  all  that  are 

defpife  not  the  counfeil  that  is 
1 9. every  nation  hath  not  counfeil 
nifd.4.17.  what  G.  in  his  counfeil  hath  decreed 
6.4.  nor  walked  after  the  counfeil  of  God 
9. 15.be  char  can  know  the  co  unfe  U  oi God 
1 7.  thy  counfeil  who  bath  known 
Eccl.S.n-  for  he  cannot  keep  counfeil 
1 5f.i4.Ieft  him  in  the  hand  of  his  counfeil 
\7.6xounfeU,  &  a  tongue3and  eyes*-gave  he 
21.13.  his  counfeil  is  like  a  pure  fountain 
z  y.4.  for  ancient  men  to  know  counfeil 

y.  and  counfeil  to  men  of  honour 
3  o.  2 1 .  not  thy  (elf  by  thin*  own  counfeil 
32,18.  a  man  ofeff«3/f#willbe  confederate 

3  7. 8.  he  will  counfeil  for'himfelf 

1  Mnc.z.6^.  Simon  i>  a  man  oicounftll 

7.  j  r.faw  that  hlscounfeli  was  difcovered 
9.y8.che  ungodly  men  held  acemcill 

60.  their  counfeil  was  known  unto  them 
14.2.  fpake  in  the  councill  of  the  people 

2  Mac.y.z').  that  fhe  would  counfeil  the  young 

26.  that  fhe  would  com" fell  her  fon 
Comtfeiier. 
irifd.S.9.  that  fhe  would  heacounfcller 
Eccl.6.6.  but  one  counfcllcr  of  a  thoufand 
37.7.  every  counfeller  extolleth  counfeil 
7.bcware  of  a  counfeller,  and  know 

4  2 . 2 1 .  no  need  of  any  counfeller 

Cotmfellerff. 
1  E/^.8. 1 1  .my  fe  vesj  friends  the  cojinfellers 

Connfelleth. 
Eccl.37.7.  fome  that  comfelleth  far  himfelf 

Counfeis. 
zEfd.  1.7.  and  defpifed  my  counfeis 

Chap.  2. 1. 
To&.4.i9.thataIl  thy— • counfeis  may  profper 
wifd.\.y.  into  the  counfeis  of  the  ungodly 

6.3 .  and  fearch  out  your  counfeis 
£crf.23.i.leave  me  not  to  their  counjels 
24.29.  and  her  counfeis  profounder  then 
Countenance. 
Jud.  1  j .  1 6 .  my  countenance  hath  deceived  1 

£f?fc.i  5r.i4.thy  countenance  is  full  of  grace 


Ecc/.  1 2. 1 8 .  and  change  his  countenance 
1 3 . 2  y .  of  a  man  changeth  his  countenance 

maketh  a  checifull  countenance 
z6.  a  cheerfull  countenance  is  a  token 
151.29.  underftanding  by  his  countenance 
zi.17.  and  darkens  her  countenance 

23.  maketh  a  heavie  countenance 
37.17.  the  countenance  isa  %ne  of  changing 
2  Mtf.3 . 1 6.  for  his  countenance,  and  the  chang. 
«.i8.  of  a  well-favouredce»«toMS« 

Caanterfett.Counterfeitsr. 

Wi/21. 2.  i6.we  are  efteeraed— as  counterfeits 
1  y.9.  his  glory  to  make  counterfeit  things 
Ccuntcrtoaile. 
Eccl.6.\%.  nothing  doth  countervaile a  faithful! 

Coontrep. 

2  £/a.  4.1  y.  may  make  us  another  countrey 

1  MK.8.8.and  the  awsrri?  of  India  and  Media 

1 6.  who  ruled  over  all  their  count,  cy 

9-2y.  made  them  lords  of  the  countrey 

1 2.2  y.  no  refpite  to  enter  his  countrey 

14.6.  and  recovered  the countrey 

36.  were  taken  out  of  their  cpuntrry 

37-for  the  fafety  of  the  countrey 

2  Mac.  y  .8 .  an  open  enemy  of  his  countrey 

1 3.i4.temple,  the  cky,  the  countrey 
Coimtregsmen. 
2  ^<JC.4.y.anaccuferof  his  countrcy-men 
%.6.Tiotb\scountrcy-men3  whom  he  conquer. 
8.  of  his  countrey  and  cotmtrey-men 
23-againft  his  countrey-men  the  Jews 
Ii-y.ctuelty  done  to  his  countrcy-men 
14.37.  a  lover  of  his  countrey-men 
l  y.jo.towards  his  countrey-men  all  his  life 
Countrepeg-. 

Eccl.\o.i6.  overthrew  countreyes  of  the  heathen 
39.4.  will  travell  thorow  ftrange  countreyes 
47.17.  the  countreyes  marvelled  at  thee 

1  Mac.x.a.  and  ruled  over  countreyes 
8.8.wd  of  the  goodlieft  countreyes 
Courage. 

Eccl.a^.z3.  ftood  up  with  good  courage 

1  Ate.4.32.  make  them  to  be  ofgood  courage 

y.3.  and  abated  their  courage 
11.49.  their  courage  was  abated 

2  Macs. 1.  do  his  will  with  a  good  courage 

4.14.  the  priefts  had  no  courage  to  ferve 
6.31.  an  example  of  a  noble  courage 
7. 1  2.marvelled  at  the  .young  mans  courage 
20.  ihe  bare  it  with  a  good  courage 
Couragtoiig. 
2  Mac7.11.  filled  wkhmimzious  fpirits 
Couragfoufty. 

1  Mac.d.tf.  ran  upon  him  cuuragioufly 

2  Mac.g.zS.  to  die  willingly  and  (onrcgieufly 
7.1 1.  and  faid  cwragioufly,  Thefe  I  had 
».'33.1aid  liege  aga.thc  fortrefte  couragioufly 
1  y .  1 7.  but  couragioufly  fet  on  them 

CouragtoHfne.Tc. 

s  Af.ic.14.1  S.and  the  couragioufneffe  thev  had 

Courfe. 

1  £/H.4»34.  fwift  is  the  fun  in  his  courfc 

and  fetched?  his  courfc  again  to  his 

Court. 

1  £./i/.9.i.Efd.rifing  from  the  courtof the  tern. 

1  Mac.y.%  4-  comma. the  wall  of  the  inner  court 

1 1. 46.  the  king  fled  into  the  court 

13.40.  meet  among  yoti  to  be  in  our  court 

Court0. 

1  Ai'«.4.38.fluubs  growing  in  the  courts 

Courteous*. 
Eccl. 41. 1 4. then  a  courteous  woraan^a  woman 
Conrteottup; 

2  AfiJf.3.9.  had  been courteouflf  received 

CourteQe. 
£^.33.3  i.fhould  (land  to  their  courtcfit 

Cotuttt. 

1  Efd-j.7.  mall  be  called  Darius  his  coufin 

4.42.  and  fhalt  be  called  my  coufin 
Tob.6.  to.  lodge  with  RagueI}who  is  thy  coufin 
2M^ii.i.Lyfias  the  kings  protectour  8ccoufin 
3  y.Lyfias  the  kings  coufin  hath  granted 
Craft. 

2  Mtc.1z.z4.  hebefought  with  much  craft 

Ctaitp. 
£«/.42.i8.con(idereth  their  crafty  devices 

Crcte.8. 


Apoc.     CRE       CRO 


CRU 


CUT 


CYP  PAR   Apoc- 


Crate*. 
2  Afar.  4. 29.  and  Softratus  left  Crate* 
CreateD. 

2  £/tf.5-44- tna(:  ma^  be  creaCed  therein 

4  j.  to  the  creature  that  thou  haft  created 
4  9. 1  difpofed  the  world  which  I  created 
9.1 3. for  whom  the  world  was  created 
Wifd.s.xa,'  h:  created  all  things  that  they 
Io. i.the  world  that  was  created  alone 
Hcc^.1.4.  wifdouie  hath  been  created 

I4.and  it  was  created  with  the  faithfull 
1 7. 1  .the  Lord  created  man  of  the  earth 
18.1.  created  all  things  in  generall 
23.10.  ere  ever  they  were  created 
2  4.9-  he  created  me  from  the  beginning 
2  i.i3.what  is  chafed  more  wicked  then  an 
j8.i.for  the  Lord  hath  created  him  Ver.12. 

4.  the  Lord  hath  created  medicines 
39.25. for  the  good  are  good  things  created, 
*8.fpirks  that  are  created  for  vengeance 
Creation. 
2  Efd.6.~i  8  from  the  beginning  of  the  creation 
Eccl.n9.16.  every  living  thing  in  the  creation 
Creator 

Jud.y.iz.  Creator  of  the  waters,  King  of  every 
Eccl.  i  ^.8X0  the  Creator  of  all  things  gave  me 
z  Afac.1.24.  Creator  ofall  things,who  art  fear. 
7.13.  doubtkHe  the  Creator  o£ the  world 
13.14.  committed  all  to  the  Creator 
Creature- 
z Efd.% .4 4-the creature  may  not  bafteabove 
f  6,by  whom  thou  viiiteft  thy  creature 
8.8.  thy  creature  is  preferved  in  firc,and  wat. 
I  j.thou  ihalt  mortifie  it  as  thy  creature 
4$ .for  thou  art  mercifull  to  thy  creature 
Jud.9.1  i.King  of  every  creature,  hear  thou 
wifd-%.n.  and  make  the  creature  his  weapon 
Eccl.16.16.lvs  mercy  is  manifeft  to  every  creat. 

<£reatarc0. 
2  £/fl'»f.5  5» as  the  creat  ires  which  now  begin 
6.47.  mould  bring  forth  living  creatures 
49.  didft  thou  ordain  two  living  creatures 
54.thou  madeft  lord  ofall  thy  creatures 
fud.16.14-  let  all  creatures  ferve  thee 
wifd.z.6.  ufe  the  creatures  like  as  in  youth 
7.10.  the  natures  of  living  creatures 

9.1.  have  dominion  of  the  creatures 

CreOtt. 
Eccl.6.7.  and  be  not  hafty  to  credit  him  ■ 

19.4. he  that  ishafty  co  givecredit,  is  light 
1  Mac.  10.46.  they  gave  no  credit  to  them 

Crept. 

1  Mac.6. ^6.whkh  done  he  crept  under  the 

Crooked, 
ivifd.  1 3. 1 3. being  a  crooked  piece  of  wood 
£cc/.4.i7.walk  with  him  by  crooked  wayes 

Crouching. 
Eal.1z.11.  and  go  crouching,  yet  take  good 

Crosog. 
Bar. 6.1  $.  they  are  as  owj  between  heaven 

Crown. 
£e/  3 6.the  angel — took  him  by  the  crown 

Croa)n. 

U'ifd.  2.8. let  us  wows  our  fe'ves  with  ro(e-buds. 

4 .2.  it  weareth  a  crown,  a»d  triumpheth 
y.i<5.  and  a  beautifull  crows  from  the  Lords 

Eccl.  1. n.  and  a  crown  ofrejoycing 

1 8.  the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  a  crown  of 
3  2.2.  and  receive  a  crown  for  thy  well 
45.12.he  fet  a  crown  of  gold  upon  the  mitre 
47.6.  hegave  him  a  crown  of  glory 
'  1  Mac.6.1 5.  gave  him  the  c/own,  and  his  robe 
8. 1 4.  none  of  them  wore  a  crown 
10.2c. a  purple  robe>  and  zcrown  of  gold 
29.  of  fait,  and  from  crown-axes 

Chap.ii.  3?. 
12.39.  might  fet  the  cro.  upon  his  own  head 
13. 37 .the  golden  crowt!,znd  the  fcarlet  robe 
39.  and  the  crown-tax  alfo  which  yc  ow 

2  Afac.io.i  i.he  v>  .s  come  to  the  crown 

1 4.4.  prefenting  unto  him  a  crown  of  gold 

Croamis. 

1  Mac.  1  .^.they  all  put  crowns  upon  themfelves 

4.  J7.with  crowns  of  gold,and  with  Ihields 

Crcunneti). 

£«/.i9.y.refifteth  pleaiures/raw,3W&  his  life 


Cruell, 

2  Mu.t^.z 5 .  having  the  fury  o£q.cruell  tyrant 

7.27.1aughing  the  cruell  tyrant  to  fcorn 

8.17.  and  the  cruell  handling  of  the  city 

1 1 .9.with  men,but  with  moft  cruell  beafts 

Cruellp, 

Eccl.13.11.but  cruelly  he  will  lay  up  thy  words 

2  Mac.i  j. 2.  O  deftroy  not  fo  cruelly, and  barb. 

Cruelty. 
1  Mac,  1 2.y.  heard  of  this  cruelty  done  unto  his 

Crp,  CrpeD. 
i  Efd.9.10.  then  cryec/ the  whole  multitude 
5«/'.24.wi:h  that  Sufanna  c^ed  with  a  loud 

the  two  elderscrycioutagainit  hef 
Be/ 37.  and  Habacuc  cryed,(ay'mg}0  Daniel 

1  M  tc.  3.50.  then  cry  id  they  with  a  loud  voice 

5  4.  and  cryed  with  a  loud  voice 
4.10. therefore  let  us  cry  unto  heaven 
1 1.49.  made  fupplication  to  the  ki.  &  cryed 
1 3^o.then  cryed  they  to  Simon, befeeching 

2  Afac.S.j.and  hear  the  bloud  that  cryed 

Crpcr.  Crptng, 
i  £/#.  5.63  .with  weeping  and  great  crying 
mfd'7.7.  was  crying,  as  all  others  do 
Eccl.iQ. i  j. opens  his  mouth  like  a  cryer 

26.27.  a  loud  crying  woman  and  a  fcold 
Cubftjff. 
2  Afac.i 3 .$.  there  was— a  tower  of  fifty  c#%j 

Cucumber*. 
Bar.6.70.  in  a  garden  ot.cucur.'ibers  keepeth 

Culture. 
2  £/#.8.6.and  culture-  to  our  under/landing 

Cunning. 
i'/ifd.%.6'  is  a  more  cunning  workman 
Eccl. 4^  .11. work  of  a  cunning  workman 
i  Afac.  1 3 .29.  he  made  cunning  devices 

Cup4soair0. 
1  Af  at.  1  5 .  3  2 .  and  the  cap-board  of  gold 

Cup-bearer. 
Tab.  1 . 2  2.now  Achiacharus  was  cup-bearer 
Cup*. 

1  Efd.z.11.  a  thoufand  golden  c«/»j 

3.22.  when  they  are  in  their  cups 
Carious. 

2  £/"^.4. 2  3.  not  my  minde  to  be  curious 

9.1 3. and  therefore  be  thou  not  curious 
Eccl.i  .23.  be  not  curious  in  unneceflary 
2  Afac.2.30.  to  be  curious  in  particulars 

Curfr. 
£a/.  4-  5>  give  him  none  occafion  to  cur fe  thee 
6.  if  he  curfe  thee  in  the  bitternefle  of  his 
zi.iqxurfe  the  day  of  thy  nativity 
zi.si.curfe  the  whifperer,and  double-tong. 
38.19-  of  the  poor  is  the  curfe  of  the  heart 
4I.9.  you  fhall  be  born  unto  a  aafe 

a  curfe  mall  be  your  portion 
10.  (hall  go  from  a  curfe  to  deftruftion 
Ba»'.i.ao.and  the  curfe  which  the  Lordappoin. 
2 .8.  for  a  reproach  anda  curfe 
CarfeO, 
nr'tfd.3.1 3  -their  off-?fpring  is  cur  fed 

1 2. 1 1-  for  it  was  a  cur  fed  feed  from  the  beg. 
i4.8.whlch  is  made  with  hands,is  curfed 
23.26-  her  memory  to  be  curfed 
2  Afac.4.38.  flew  the  curfed  murtherer 
12.35  .would  have  taken  that  curfed  man 
CutCetb. 
Eccl.zi.17.  when  the  ungodly  cwfeth  Satan 
he  curfeth  his  own  foul 
Cofcome. 
Wi/rf.  14.KJ.  an  ungodly  cuftome  grown 
Eccl. 7. 1 3 .  the  cuftome  thereof  is  not  good 

23 .  i  4.  by  thy.  ciMome  become  a  fool 
2  Ma&4.i(5.whofe  cuftome  they  followed 
11.24.  brought  unto  the  cuftome  of  the  Gen. 
11.38*  themfelves  as  the  cuflojne  was 
Cannes. 

1  Mac.io.zyfromthecuftomes  offalt,  and 

1 1 .3  5.of  the  tithes  indcuftomes  pertaining 

2  Afaf.4.28.  the  gathering  ofthe  cufiomes 
'  11.25  .the  wftotnes  of  their  fore-fathers 

Cat, 

1  E/^,4.9.  tocut  down,  they  cut  down 

Eccl.  1  y  .26 .  cut  her  off  from  thy  fle!h,and  give 

2  Af  ac.  7.4.  to  cut  out  the  tongue  of  him 

to  cut  off  the  utmoft  parts 


Cutting. 

y/^.13.18.  to  the  cutting  otf  ot  the-head 
Cgmoalsfv 

1  £(^.5. 59.  fon«  of  nfaph  with  cymbals 
Jud.16z.Bng  unto  my  Lord  with  cymbals 

i  Mac. ^4. dedicated  wiih — harps»and cymbals 

Cpnatnon. 
Eccl.za,.i  5. 1  gave  a  Iweec  fmell  like  cynamon 

Cpp?eiTe. 

£«/.24.i3.&  as  zcyprejje  tree  upon  the  mount. 

50.10.  as  a  cyprcjjc  troe  which  growetii 

Cgp^an?. 

2  Afac4.29.who  was  governour  of  die  Cyprians 

Cpp?ujaf. 

2  Afac.10.13.  becaufe  he  had  left  Cyprus 

12.2.  governour  of  Cyprus  would  not  fuffer 

Cpjene. 

1  A/ac.i5-23.and  Cyprus ,and  Cyrene 

2  Afaf.2.23. declared  by  Jafon  ot  t_yrr«e 

.    C&H0. 

i  Efd.1.1.  thus  faith  ,£>/«  king  ofthe  Periians 

4.44.  wlach  Cyrus  fet  apart,  when  he  vowed 

57-that  Cyrus  had  fet  apait,&  all  thac  Cy. 

j. 7 1. according  as  Cyrus  the  king  orthc  Per. 

73.  the  time  that  king  Cyrus  lived 
6. 17.  the  firil  yeer  thac  king  Cyrus  reigned 
Cyrus  the  king  wrote  to  build 
ai.among  the-  records  of  A,ing  Cy,KS 


D. 


©agger. 
Bar.6.1 5.  he  hath  in  his  right  hand  a  damr 

3Dagon. 
iAfar.io.84.tooktheirlpoi:s;,  &  the  tem.oP Dai 
1  i.4.they  mewed  him  the  tcm»le  o{r>avm  ' 
SDuiattc.  i 

Eccl.i  7. 29.be  not  uafatiab^e  in  any  ^^> 

iDainttfg. 
Eccl.i ^.16.  no  feeking  o( dainties  in  the  grave 

IDaltfeb.  & 

mfi.iz.i6.  whaein  he  dallied  with  them 

ADamafcjjsJ. 
Jud.x  5.5.  untjll  they  were  paft  Bmafats 

1  Afac-i  i  ,62.the  countrey  unto  Da;;ufc/es 

1 2.3  2. thence,  he  came  to  Damafcus 
iDamnatton. 
irifd.i  j.27,came  extreme  damnation  upon  them 

SDanrf. 

Jud,\^.\  z.  made  ada«ce  among  them  for  her 

ij.went  beforethe  people  in  the  danc* 

3Danc?g. 

/«^3.7-receivthem  with  garlands^/uh  dances 

ID^.nger. 

£^.14.4.  for  my  danger  h  in  mine  hand 
£«/.3.26-and  he  that  loveth  rfa«gfr  thai  perifh 
29,t7.will  leave  him  in  dagger  that 
34.12. 1  was  oft  times  in  danger  of  death 
43.24.  the  lea,  tell  ofthe  danger  thereof 

2  Mai.  1 5.i.refolved  without  any  danger 

SDangeroas. 

Ecd.<).  18.  a  man  of  an  ill  tongue  is  dangerous. 

iDanger©. 

tob.^.^viA  fire  faw  many  dangers  for  thee 
SDaniel, 

S«/".45.a  young  youth,  whofenarae  was  Daniel 
61  .for  Du/iiel had  convifted  them  offalfe 
64.from  that  day  forth  was  Daniel  had 

Eel  4.  hut.Oaniel  worfliipped  his  own  God 
1  o.the  king  went  with  Daniel  into  the 
17.  Daniel,  are  the  feals  whole 
37.O  Daniel  J)  ankl,  take  the  dinner  * 

1  Af 'ac.z. 60.  Daniel  for  his  innocency  was  deli. 

SJapljne. 

2  Afar.4.33.withdrew-into  a  fan<flu.  at  Daphne 

SDareft. 
ErcZ.29.24.  thou  darcfi  not  open  thy  mouth 

©ariujff. 

£/i.2.3o-the  fecond  yeer — of  Darius  Ch.6. 1, 

3.1.  now  when  Darius  reigned,he  made 

5. unto  him  fhall  king  Darius  give  great. 

7.  he  fhall  fit  next  to  DaW«s,becaufe 

8.1aid  it  under  king  Darius  his  pillow; 

6.7.wroEe 


Apoc.    DAR        DAY 


DEA 


DEA 


6.7,wrote3and  fent  to  Darius:  To 

king  Darius,  greeting 
34. 1  Darius' the.  king  have  ordained 
1  Mac.  11.7.  letters  fent  —from  Darius 
foatfc, 

Wifd. 9. 8.  can  expound  dar\  fentences 

17.3.  under  aw^  vail  of  forgetfulnefle 
Ecd.45  .J.into  the  da//f  cloud,and  gave 

IDcirUneiTe. 

I  £^.4.i4.and  goeth  in  the  dar\neffe 
z  E1d.i4.zc  thus  the  world  is  f.-t  in  darfaeffc 
Tub. 4.  io.fuffl-reih  not  to  com:  in:o  darfoejj'e 
-  i4.i0.he  brought  him  into  d.i>l(ne[Je 

he  went  down  into  dar^nefj'e 
Effb.  1 1. 8.  and  !o,  a  day  of  dar\nej]e 
Wifd.  1 8. 4. and  iaiprifon^d  in  d  nfofjl 
Eccl.i  1 . 1 6.errour  and  dar&iejje  had  their 
16.16.  leparated  light  from  darkjicjje 
iDlc'&mil). 
Ecc!.z5.i7.dar>[nc!b  her  countenance  like 

©arts. 
fud.  1.1  j.fmote  him  thoiow  with  his  darts 

3DaO). 
fud.16.  J.and  dajb  the  fucking  children 

5Datl;an. 
Eccl.tf.i'i'  the  men  that  were  of  Dithan 

Daughter. 
T0&.3. 10. 1  am  the  only  damhter  of  my  father 
Vciiexj. 
6.io.be  hath  alfo  one  only  daughter 
7.1 1. 1  have  given  my  daughter  in  marriage 

i^.then  he  called  Ivsdaughter  Sara 
1  o.  1  i.  I  commit  my  daughter  to  thee 
n.i7.thouart  welcome  daughter 
£cc/.7.2f.marry  thydaz/gfrtt/^and  (b  (hale 
12.3.1  foolifh daughter  is  born  to  his  loffi: 
4 .  a  wife  daughter  dial  1  bring  an  inheric 
26.10.  if  thy  daughter  be  mameTcue 
36.21.  yet  is  one  daughter  better  then 
42.9.the  father  waketh  for  the  daughter 
Suf^S.  condemned  a  'daughter  of  Tftzel 
1  Ate.9.3.  as  being  the  daughter  ofone 
10. 56. 1  will  marry  my  daughter  to  thee 
1 1. 1 2.  he  cook  his  daughter  from  him 
Daughter  3, 

1  Efd.S. 84.  joyn  your  daughters  to  their  (bus 

2  £/#.!. 28. as  a  mother  her  daugbt.  ys 
u'ifd.9.7-  a  judge  of  thy  fons  and  daughters 
£«/.7.24.haft  thou  da»g'fcn  .?  inftruft 

IDatoiQ, 
1  £/d.i. 3. Solomon  the  fon  of  Dawd  had  built 
Eccl.tf  .25  .made  with  Dazidfon  of  fefle 
47.1.  to  prophelle  in  the  time  of  David 
*  i.fo  was  D-Jwrf  chofen  out  of  the  children 

2  2-out  of  him  a  root  unto  David 
48.  if  .a  ruler  in  the  houfe  of  David 
49.4.allexceptDaw'dand  Ezekias 
Daurttet). 
fud  16.10.  were  daunted  at  her  hard'nelle 
Ecd.y..\  8.  a — proud  man  is  not  dauntcdw'xh 

£>ag. 
1  E.fd.8.89  we  are  left  a  root  this  day 
o.t  1  this  is  not  a  work  ofa  day  or  two 
{3.  this  day  is  holy  to  the  Lord 
i  £/d.  i.i6.to  this  (/ay  do  ye  yet  murmure 
7.43.  the  day  of  doom  mail  be  the  end 
'fob.4.9.  againft  the  day  of  necefllty 
f.14.  wilt  thou  take  a  drachrne  a  day 
1  o. 1  .Tobias  his  father  counted  every  d,,y 
7.  (he  went  out  every  day  into  the  way 

did  eat  no  meat  in  the  day  time 
wifd.^.x  8.neither  comfort  in  the  day  of  triall 
£cc/.io.io.hethat  is  a  king  to  day,  to 
1  i.i  j.  in  the  day  of  profperity 

in  the  day  of  affliction 
26.  m  the  day  of  death  to  reward 
20.1  f  .today  he  lendeth,and  to  morrow 
3  3.7.  why  doth  any  one  day  excell 

when  as  all  the  l'ght  of  every  day 
38-22. yefterday  for  thee,and  today 

40.1.  from  the  day  they  get  out , 

till  the  day  they  return  to 

46.2.  was  not  one  day  as  long  as  two 
S/tf.iz.  watched  from  day  to  day  to  fee  Her 

1  Mac^. 44.  it  (lands  not  with  us  to  day 

2  Mac.j.zo.  within  the  fpace  ofone  'd'ry'' 


2Dape0. 
Tob.4.7.  •  Honour  her  all  the  dayes  of  thy  life 
5.be  mindefull  of  the  Lo.— all  thy  dayes 
9.4.  my  father  counted!  the  dayes 
10.1.  when  the  dayes  of  the  journey 
fud.i  2.1 8.drink~more  then  all  the  dayei 
Eccl. 17.1.  he  gave  them  few  dayes  and 

21.12.  feven  dayes  do  men  mourn 
33.9.fome— hath  he  made  high  dayes 

hath  he  made  ordinary  dayes 

41.13.  a  good  life  hath  but  few  dayes 
f  0.3.  in  his  dayes  the  ciftern  to  receive 

Bar.i.ii.  that  their  dayes  may  be  upon  earth 
as  the  dayes  of  heaven 
JDailg, 
1  Efd.i.z.  priefts  accord,  to  their  daily  courfes 
jr.fr.  offered  facrirlces  <iw/y  as  was  meet 
6.30.  (hall  fignifie  to  be  daily  fpent 
Eccl. 47. 9.  daily  fing  praifes  in  their  fbngs 

3Dap=%(ng, 
Wifd. 16.28.  at  the  day-faring  pray  to  thee 

3DeaO. 
1  £/d.2.i6.that  be  deadwill  I  raife  up 
23.findeft  the  dead,  take  thc-n^and 
7«3o.for  the  dead,  that  he  might  live 
10.30.Ilay  as  one  that  had  been  dead. 
16.13.  the  dead  (hall  beta  ft  out 
Tob.1.1  y.feven  husbands  are  already  dead 
4 . 3 .  when  I  a  m  dead,  bu  ry  me 
8. 21.  reft,  when  I  and  my  wife  be  dead 
1 2. 1 2.when  thou  didft  bury  the  dead 
1  3.  to  go  and  cover  the  dead 
Wifd.  4. 16. the  righteous  that  is  dead 

18.  among  the  dead  for  evermore 
Eccl.7.2  3.  and  for  the  dwd^detain  it  not 
8.7«thy  greateft  enemy  being  dead 
I7.i8.thanks  periftieth  from  the  dead 
12. 11.  weep  for  the  dead,  for  he  hath  loft 

make  little  weeping  for  the  dead 
30.4.  he  is  as  though  he  were  dead 
3  4. 15  .after  the  touching  of  the  dead 
3  8. 16. let  tears  fall  down  over  the  dead 

23. when  the  dead  is  at  reft,  let  his 
4S.j.thou  didft  raife  up  a  dead  man 

foul  from  the  place  of  the  dead 
2  .Afar.7.36.  are  deadunder  Gods  Covenant 
12.44.  and  vain  to  pray  for  the!  dead 
4f.raade  a  reconciliation  for  the  dead 
©eatil;?. 
1  Mae.j.z6.  that  bare  a  deadly  hate  to 

JDeal 
Tob.i.6-deal  with  me  asfeemeth  beft  to 
4.6.  if  thou  deal  truly,  thy  doings . 
1 3.6.  and  de al uprightly  before  him 
Dan. 3.18. deal  with  us  after  thy  lo/ing 
1  Mac.i  3.46.  deal not  with  us  according 

3DeaIetl>. 
Ecd.10.il.  dealeth  with  us  according  to 

JDealfng.j 
wifd.  f .  2  3 .  ill  dealing  (ha II  overthrow 

1  6.z.dea!ing  gracioufly  with  thine  own 
Ecd.zy.j.  to  lend,  for  other  mens  ill  dealing 
40.12.  true  dealingfhzAi  endure  for  ever 
41.18.  of  unjuft  dealing  before  thy  partner 
Dealt. 

1  E/d.8.3  f .  he  hath  dealt  wickedly 
none  which  hath  not  dealt  amide 

Tob.2.i6.  thou  haft  dealt  with  us  according 
JDeatl). 

2  E/d.3.7.  thou  appointedft  death  in  him 
10.  that  asdeath  was  to  Adam 

7. 47. after  death  to  look  for  our 

49.  done  the  works  that  hrirtgdeatb 
9.12.  muft  know  it  after  death  by  pain 
Tob.q.z.  I  have  withed  for  death 

10.  alms  doth  deliver  from  death 
14.10.  gave  alms,and  eicaped  death 
fud.  1 2. 1 4. my  joy  unto  the  day  of  my  death 
:rifd.j.  1 2.  feek  not  death  in  the  errour    . 
1 3 .  for  G  od  made  not  death 
2.t.'in  the  death  ofa"  man  therois  no  remedy 


deb        dec   a^ 


22.H.  the  life  of  fools  is  worfe  thendealh 
28.  21.  the  dfart  theieof  is 

an  cvill  death,  the  grave 
33.14.  evill,  and  life  againft  death 
37.1.  is  it  not  a  grief  unto  death,  when 
3  8. 1 8.  of  heavinefle  Cometh  death 
4i.i.O  deathhow  bitter  is  the  remembrance 
2.O  d-a^acc-ptable  is  thy  fentence 
3 .  fea  r  not  the  ientence  of  death 
46.20.  after  his  death  he  prophefied 
48.14.  at  his  death  were  his  works 
3aA6.i4.  cannot  put  to  death  one  that  offend. 

36.  Can  fave  no  man  from  death 
2  Mac.6.yo.  I  might  have  been  del.from  death 
3 1  .leaving  his  death  for  an  example 
7. 14.  being  put  to  death  by  men 
9.28.  fo  died  he  a  miferable  death 
13. 8. he  received  his  death  in  afhes 
iDeaoo. 
£ft/.i8.ic?.(hall  cot  the  deaw  aiTwage  the  heat 

Debt, 
i  £fd.3.2o.  remembreth  neith.forrownordi^ 

JDccap. 
Ta^.4.13.  in  lewdneiie  is  decay,  and  °reac 

JDicett. 
7^.9.13.  make  my  fpeech  and  deceit 
H'ifd.i.s.zhc  holy  fpirit— will  fly  deceit 
14.30.  alio  unjuftly  fwore  in  deceit 
Ecd.1.30.  but  thy  heart  is  full  of  deceit 

10.8.  and  riches  got  by  deceit 
Bel  1 8.  with  thee  is  no  deceit  at  all 
1  Mtf.ii.i.went  about  by  d<w«  to gcr 

JDcceitfuli. 
£a/.ir.29.  the deccitfull  hath  many  trains 
*7'*y.  a  deceitfull  ftroke  (hail  make 
3Dece(tfnHp. 

1  Afaf.7.27.  deceitfully,  with  friendly  words 
SDccciticable, 

Eccl.io.ig.  are  adeceizeable  feed 
3Dectitoe. 

fud.  1 2.  i6.waited  a  time  to  deceive  her 
Wifd.  1 4. 2 1.  was  an  occafion  to  deceive 

if. 4.  invention  ofmendf,«w  us 
Eccl.  13.6.  he  will  deceive  thee^and  fmile 

2DecciteO. 
fud.ii.i6.  my  countenance  hath  deceived 
Eccl. 3.24.  many  are  deceived  by  their 

34.7.  dreams  have  deceived  many 

2  Afac.6.2?.(hould  be  deceived  by  me 
7. 18.  be  not  deceived  without  caufc 

5DecbeD. 
fud.xz.t^.  and  drafcd  her  felf  with  her 

1  ^iac.4.j7.they  dec^d  alfo  the  forefront 
^Declaration. 

Ecd.43.6.  for  ^declaration  of  times 
^Declare. 

2  Efd.4.4,  if  thou  canft  declare  me  one 
Tot.  1 3.6.  and  declare  his  might  and  majefty 
fud.8.24. 1  will  not  declare  it  to  you 

10. 13.  to  declare  words  of  truth 
n.f.'I  will  d«/are  no  lie  to  my  Lord 
Eccl.i4.7-  at  the  laft  he  will  declare  his  wicked. 
i6«22.  who  can  declare  the  works 

z^.didare  his  knowledge exaftly 
17.9.  that  they  might  declare  his  works 

34.9.  much  experience  will  declare 

39.10.  congregation  (hall  d^r/ar* 
Stf/i r  1.  they  were  afhamed  to  declare 

1  Mac-i.i4.dedare  unto  all  men  the  mighry 
5DeclateO. 

2  Efd.S. i6-thy  goodnefle  (hall  be  declared 
wifd.  1 6. 2 1  .thy  fuftenancc  declared  thy 
Suf.17.  when  the  elders  had  declared . 

5Dcc!arct!j. 
Eccl.  27. 6>  the  fruit  declareth  if  the  tree 
42.19.  hc'declareih  the  things  that  are 
'IDeclarfocr. 
£«/.43.i.  d«/arazg at  his  rifing  a  marvellous 

44.3.  and  declaring  prophedes 
2  Mac.6.17.  to  the  declaring  of  the  matter 


?Dcercafetl). 
24.  through  en  vie  of  the  devil  came  death  .!  Eccl. 43. 7.  a  light  that  defftafcth  in  her 


4.7.rfghteoiis'be  prevented  with'  deaf£> 
£«/.4.i8.  flrive  for  the-trufthutttodea?/; 
14.12.  dea^  will  not  be  long  in  coining 
18.2  2.  defer1  not  unflTl  death  to  be  juftified 


©ecm. 
2Az'a£.6.8.tl:erewent  ont  a  decree  to  the  neigh. 

SDecraO. 
1  E/d.8.94.  like  as  thou  haft  -decreed 

Wifd.4.17.  what 


Apoc.     DED         DEf 


DEL 


DEM 


'DEP 


ES     Apoc. 


f'ifd.4..  1 7«  what  G.in  his  counfeil  hath  decreed 
z  Mac.z.ijl  executed  that  which  was  decreed 
3Det)icate, 

Eccl.tf.9Aml  dedicate  thy  tithes  with  gladnefs 
1  Mac. 4.36.  go  upland  dedicate  the  fan&uary 

2Det)<cateu, 

J  ltd.  i^.i^Judeth  alfo  dedicatedall  the  ftufte 
1  Mac. a,.  54.  in  that  was  it  dedicated  with  fongs 
1  Mac.  j.  itf.the  things  that  were  dedicated 

3Det)tcatioit« 
1  Efd.7.7.  to  the  dedication  of  the  temple 

1  Mac. 4.^6.  Co  they  kept  the  dedication 

2  3^.2.9. offered  the  facrifice  oidedication 

JDceDflr. 
z  Efd.z.. zS.are  their  f&eds  then  any  better 
7. 23. deceived — by  their  wicked  deeds 
3  f.  the  good  deft/j  (hall  be  of  force 

wicked  deeds  fhall  bear  no  rule 
8.33.  {hall  out  of  their  own  deeds  receive 
Tab. z.  14.  almes,and  thy  righteous  deeds 
'i'ifd.  1 .9.  manifeftation  of  his  wicked  deeds 
Eccl. 4.2.9-  and  in  thy  efecij  flack  and  remifle 
17.10.  none  of  their  unrighteous  deeds  are 

22.  he  will  keep  the  good  deeds 
48.4.  honoured  in  thy  wondrous  deeds 
5DeemeO. 
Wifd.ii.z.but  deemed  either  fircjor  winde 
3Deep. 

2  Efd.4.9.  I  never  went  down  into  the  deep 
7.3.  that  it  might  be  deep  and  great 

Wifd.^-i-  nor  take  deep  rooting  from  baftard 
10. 19.  out  of  the  bottom  of  the  deep 

Eccl. 1.2..  the  breadth  of  the  earth,  and  thedeep 
i6.i8.behold-the<&e/>,and  the  earth,  and 
24.19  profounder  then  the  great  deep 
41.1tt.he  feeketh  outthedeep,  and  the  heart 
43.13.  by  his  counfeil  he  appeafeth  the  deep 

tDefectitie. 
E«:/.49. 4.  all  except  David — were  defective 

JDcfcnce. 
Eccl. 34. 1 6.  a  defence  from  heat,  and  a  cover 

1  Mac.  4.61  .the  people  might  have  a  defence 
zMac.i^.i  i.not  fo  much  with  defence  of  ihields 

5Dcfent>. 
zEfd.z.zo.defend the  orphanejdothe  the  naked 

7.5  2.  to  defend  them  which  have  led  a  wary 
Jud.%.zi.  left  their  Lord  defend  them 

<5.2.their  God  will  defend  them 
JDcfcnOeb. 
(Pi/*/.  1  o.  1 2.fhe  defended  him  from  his  enemies 

1 9.8.  were  defended  with  thy  hand 
Eccl.z.13.  he  fhall  not  be  defended 

28.19.  well  is  he  that  is  defended 

©efettoet. 
Ecd.iuz.  thou  art  my  defender  and  helper 

2  Mac. 6. z.jupher  the  defender  of  ftrangers 

©efenoetrj. 
2  Afrfc3.39.on  that  p!ace,and  defendeth  it 

JDefer. 
Jiid. z.i 3.  and  (if/er  not  to  do  them 
Eccl.  4.2.  and  defer  not  to  give  to  him  that  is  in 
1 8.22.*/^ not  untill  death  to  be  juftified 
3De6le.  JDefileB. 
/«<i.  1 3.16.  to  dejf/e  and  ihame  me 
i  F.fd.  1 .49.  and  defiled  the  temple  of  the  Lord 
2  Efd.$.6o.  have  <fej?/«/  the  Name  of  him 
Eccl.i  3.  i.touchetli  pitch,fhal  be  defiled  therew. 
22.13.thou  {halt  never  be  <*?/?/«/ 
42.10.  left  fhe  mould  be  defiled 
Bjr.3.10.  thou  art  defiled  with  the  dead 
1  Mac.  1 . 3  7.the  fanftuary,and  «fej?/ed  it 
4.4? .  becaafe  the  heathen  had  defiled  it 
Be&letty. 
Eccl.zi.zd.  defiletb  his  own  foul,and  is  hated 

SDefiKng. 
v-'ifcl.  14.26.  defiling  of  fou!s,changing  of  kind 

JDefioat. 
£cc/.2o.4. Eunuch  to  de  flour  a  virgin 

SDefFauD. 
Eccl. 4. 1 .  defraud  not  the  poor  of  his  living 
7.1.  defraud  him  not  of  liberty 
14. I4.de fraud  not  thy  felfof  the  good  day 
DefraoOefj.. 
Eccl.  29.7.  fearing  to  bedfranded 

SDefraurjing. 
£«/.i4.4.that  gathereth  by  defrauding 


JDefcap, 

2  Af<tt.8.io.  as  fliould  «fe/%  the  tribute  ; 
9.i6.of  his  own  re  venue  defray  the  charges 
iDegsxe. 
Wifd.ii.i.  of  him  that  is  of  low  <&gree 
SDelap. 

T0b.12.13.  didft  notdelayto  rifeup 
Eccl.z^.Z.  delay  not  to  (hew  him  mercy 

^Deliberation. 
Wifd.xz.zo.mth  fuch  deliberatian,giving  them 

iDelicate, 
wi/af.  19x1.  they  asked  delicate  meats 
£cc/.29.2i.then  delicate  farein  anoth.mans  ho. 
Sufi 1  .Sufanna  was  a  very. delicate  woman 

5D£licatc0, 
Eccl. 30.1  8.  dclkates  poured  upon  a  mouth 
3 1.3.  is  filled  with  his  delicates 
JDeligbt. 
fud.iz.zo.  Oloferneb  took  great  delight  inher 
wifd.6.zi\£your  delight  be  then  in  thrones 

16.20.  to  content  every  mansdeligbt 
Eccl.i. Z7. faith  and  meeknefle  are  his  delight 
9.1 1. delight  not  in  the  thing  that  the  ungod. 
16. 1  .neither  delight  in  ungodly  fbns 
IDelfgbteti. 
tvifd.i  3.3.  if  they  being  deligbted,took  them 
Eccl.S  1.1 5,  hath  my  heart  delighted  in  her 

IDelfgbtetb. 
Eccl.zg.  1 3.  the  grace  ofa  wife  dclighteth 
1  Mac.  1  ?.39-is  pleafant,and  delighteth  the  tafte 
fpeech  finely  framed  delighteth  the  ears 

SDelttoer, 
1  E/#.8.59.keep  them  till  ye  deliver  them  . 
zE[d.7.iz.the  fecret  places  fhall  deliver*: 
Tob. 4.10.  alms  doth  deliver  from  death 

Chap  12.9. 
14.1 1  .how  righteoufhefle  doth  deliver 
Jud.'&.y.he  had  fworn  to  deliver  the  city 

1  i.have  promiled  to  deliver  the  city 
E/?fc.i4.r9.and  deliver  us  out  of  the  hands 
Eccl.  4. 9. deliver  him  that  fuffereth  wrong 
a9.11.  it  ihall<fr/iwthee  from  all  afHicV 
33.  i. again  he  will^fe/ifer  him 
42.7. deliver  all  things  in  number  &  weight 
50.24.  and  deliver  us  at  this  time 
B«> .6.1 5:  .but  cannot  «fe/izw  himfclf    • 

3  ^.neither  deliver  the  weak  from  the  mig. 
D 'an. 3.10. deliver  us  not  up  wholly 
Be/  29.  deliver  us  Daniel,or  elfe  we  will 
1  Mac.$. iz.  deliver  us  from  their  hands      1 

©eliberance. 
Eccl. ^1.9.  prayed  for  deliverance  from  death 
1  Afac.4.2  5.  Ifrael  had  a  great  deliverance 
y^.facrificed  the  facrificeof  deliverance 

5DelibereO. 

1  Efd.i.^t.hedeliveredall  into  their  hands 

3.13.  and  delivered  them  unto  him 
8.56. 1  delivered  them  650.  talents 
<52.  was  delivered  in  the  houfe  of  our  Lord 
Tob. 3.4.  haft  delivered  us  for  a  fpoile 
Wifd.10.6.  {he  delivered  the  righteous 
9.  but  wifdome  delivered  from  pain 
13.  but  delivered  him  from  fin 
fftZ.19.17.in  danger  that  delivered  him 
48. 20 .delivered  them  by  the  miniftery 

2  Mac.6.z6. 1  fhould  be  rfe^.from  the  p.uniih. 

3  o.  whereas  I  might  have  been  delivered 
12. 45. they  might  be  delivered  from  fin 
JDeltbereDft. 
£«/.  j  1 . 1 1.  deliver -edfl  me  from  the  evil  time 

£>eUt)ereit. 
Eccl.  1  i.8.thou  deliverest  fuch  as  wait  for  thee 

©eliberetij. 
1  Mac.4.1 1  .viho delivereth  and  faveth  Ifrael 

5DevnanDeb. 
1  Efd.6.}  2.we  demanded  of  them  who  were- 
j  Wifd.1% .8.  lent  him  fhall  be  demanded 
z  Mac.i  5.3.  demanded  if  there  were  a  mighty 

3Dtmetrta0..' . 
1  Mac.7,\.Vemetrim  the, fort  of  Seleucus 
I    8. 3i.evils  that  Demetrius  doth  to  the  Jews 
lo.' %z.  and  overthrown  Demetrius 

67-came  Demetrius Jonof Demetrius 
Ii.i2.andgaveher  to  Demetrius 
3 9.  the  hoit  murmured  againft  Demetrius 


i4.3#and  fmotc  thehoft  of 'Demetrius 
z  Mac.i.7>  what  time  as  Demetrius  reigned 
1 4.. 1. that  Demetrius  the  fon  of  Seleucus 
4.  came  to  king  Demetrius 
1 1 .  did  more  incenfe  Demetrius 
IDenieu, 
Wifi.  12.27.  whom  they  denied  to  know 

3D  est. 

Bel  3  5  .neither  do  I  know  where  the  den  is 

3  6.  fet  him  in  Babylon  over  the  den 

IDens. 

1  Ato.io.if.wandredin — dens  like  beafts 

Bepart. 

1  Efd.i.Z7.departhotnme,  and  be  not  againft 
4. r  1. neither  may  any  one  depart 

2  Efd.^.iqSea,  that  it  may  depart  away  before 
Tob.^.zi.  and  depart  from  all  fin 

14.3.  ready  todepart  out  of  this  life 
Jud.i  3.1.  his  fervants  made  hafte  to  depart 

19.  thy  confidence  fhall  not  depart 
ECCI.7.Z.  depart  fritoi  the  unjuft,and  iniquity 
22. i^.depart  from  him,and  thou  fhalt  find 

2  2. for  thefe  things  every  friend  wiJl^A, 
23.1 1  .the  plague  fhall  never  depart 
27.22.  knoweth  him,will  depart  from  him  ' 
3  5. 3.  to  depart  from  wickednefie 
17.  and  will  not  depart  till  the  moft  Kioh. 
Dan.  3 . 1 1  .caufe  not  thy  mercy  to  depart         ° 
a  Mac.z-i'  mould  not  depart  from  their  hearts 
1  ijo.they  that  wi\ldepart}  mall  have  fare 
SDepattet). 

1  Efd.8.61  .from  the  river  Theras  we  departed 
z  Efd.i  .zzSo  that  the  good  departed  away 
fircZ.38.23.when  hisfpirit  isdeported 
4g.i1. nor  departed  (loco  the  Lord 
48.15.  nor  departed  from  their  fins 
Bar.  3.8. which  departed  from  the  Lord 
Si/f.7. when  the  people  departed  away 

JDepavture. 
mfd.i,.z. their  departure  is  taken  for  rrjjfcry 
JDepettti. 

/W.8.24.  their  hearts  depend  on  us 

JDepentieth. 
Ecd.40.19.  the  life  of  him  that  dcpefidetb 

©epofeo. 

1  Ep/.i.35.the  king  of  Egypt  depofedhini 

5Depit\je.  2Dep;tfeeO. 
Efih. 16. iz.  went  about  to  deprive  us 
tf'i/#.i8.4.were  worthy  to  be  deprived  of  JJght 
Eccl.zS.  1 5 .  deprived  them  of  their  labours 
zi}.6.hathdeprived  him  of  his  money 
37.21.he  is  deprived o£ all  wifdome 

2  Mac.14.7l  being  deprived  of  mine  anceflors 

3Depth.  5Deptb0. 
2  Efd.3.i8.and  madeft  the  c/fj)//?  to  tremble 
8.23.whofe  lookdriethup  the  depths 
©eriOorr. 
1  Efd.i^  1. had  his  meflengers  in  derifion 
Wifd.^.i.whomwe  had  fometimes  indcrifion 

3Dcfart0. 
#'/fd.5.7.wehave  gone  thorow  ^/rf?7i 

5DefcenDeD. 
Jud.^.6.  are  defcendedof  the  Caldeans 
^.i4.Ifraelites  defcendei  from  their  city 
©efcriptiurt. 

1  £{S.  J. 39.  when  the  description  of  the  kinred 

IDefeitjS. 
Eflh.16. 1 8-  to  him  according  to  his  rff/frri 

IDeferbeO. 
ivifd.19.14.  that  had  well  deferved  of  them 

2  Mac4.z.had  deferved  well  of  the  city 

38.  punifhraent,  as  he  had  deferved 
3Deitre. 

1  Efd.4,46.  requre,  and  which  I  <fe/S?  of  thee 

I  defire  therefore  that  thou  make  good 

2  Eld.  1 .2  j  .when  ye  defire.  me  to  be  gracious 

8 .27 .the  defire  of  thofe  that  keep  thy  teft. 

3i..thou  haft  a  defire  to  have  mercy 
T0&.4.19.  defire  of  him  that  thy  paths  may  be 
Wifd.4.1.  when  it  is  gone,  they  defire.il 

6.\  1  .defire  them,and  ye  ihall  be  inftructed 

1  3.  (lie  preventeth  them  that  defire  her^. 

1 7.  beginning  of  her,  is  the  defire  of     | 

20.the  defire  of  wifdom  bringeth  '        | 
8-8.  if  a  man  defire  much  experiV  1  | 

1 4.ivfpr  die/?/-e  of  gain  devife_^_i^ii=i*^* 


Apoc.'    DBS        DES 


DES 


DEV 


15.5  .they  tie  fire  the  form  of  a  dead  image 
6.that  make  them,they  that  defire  them 
i6.a>.  to  the  defire  of  them  that  had  need 
Rcd.1.26.  if  thou  defire  wifdome,kcep  the 
3.19.  care  is  the  defire  of  a  wife  man 
14.14.the  part  of  a  good  defire  overpafle 
i6.i.ckfire  not  a  multitude  of — children 
25.  xi.  and  defire  her  not  for  pleafurc 

1  iMtfc.tf.25.  andtfV/wto  live  a  little  time 

1 1 .28.  if  ye  fare  well,we  have  out  defire 
x^.that  your  defire  was  to  return  home 
©efireable. 
Eccl.i.  1 7»their  houfe  with  things  definable 
42.12.0  how  definable  are  ail  his  works 
IDefireO. 
fud.it.  US.  rfc/'rrrf  greatly  her  company 

16.21.  and  many  rff/wcrf her,but  none  knew 
rri/i.8.2.frommy  youth  I  de fired  to  make 

1 5 . 1 9.  fo  much  as  to  be  defired 
Suf.  1 1 .  defired  to  have  to  do  with  her 

2  Mac.i  5.38.  it  is  that  which  I  defired 

iDefteity 

£«f.  18.51  .giveft  thy  foul  the  defires 

2  MtfC9.27.gracioufIy  yeeldto  your  defires 

iDcSreft. 
2  £#.4.4.  the  way  that  thou  defirefi  to  fee 
43 .  what  thou  defirefi  to  fee 
©C3rott0. 
£/Hu  1. 12.  was  de  (irons  to  know  it 
W/rf.ij-.^.G-odjand  defiroits  to  finde  him 
£a/.i3.?.  that  is  defiroits  alwayes  to  ferve 

14.19.unto  me,  all  yc  that  be  defiroits  of  me 
Suf.  1 5,fhe  was  defirous  to  wafh  her  felf 
1  Mac. $.67.  defirous  to  (hew  their  valour 
tDcfolate. 

1  E/rf.4.45.  when  Judca  was  defolate 

8.8  i.ra'tfed  up  defolate  Sion 
1  E/i/.  1.33.  your  houfe  is  defolate 
Tub.  14.4.  Jerulalcm  (hall  be  defolate 

fhall  be  defolate  for  a  time 
£/?£. 1 4. 3.  help  mc  defolate  woman 

14.  and  help  me  thatamrfi/otoe 
Ecd.zi.4.  of  proud  men  fhall  be  made  defolate 
JDefolatfon. 

1  £/ d.  1. 5;  8  time  of  her  defolathn  fhall  flic  reft 

2  Efd.i.z.  I  faw  the  defolation  of  Sion 

£>efpa<t, 
Etc/.  2.2.2 1  .yet  defpair  not,for  there  may  be 

SDefpatretlj. 
£cc/.4i  .i-and  to  him  tliat  def pair  eib, And 

©efpafrfng. 
2  >/tff.9.i8.thereforc  defpainng  of  his  health 

©cfperate. 

1  /tftfc.6.29.proceeded-*froma  defperate  minde 

IDefperatety. 

2  2Htfc.  13.13  .Philip — was  difperately  bent 

SDefpffe. 
2  Efd.7.10.  they  defpife  the  law  of  God 
Tfl&^.j.  and  df/^j/?  not  thy  mother 

1 3 .  defpife  not  in  thy  heart  thy  brethren 
1 8.  defpife  not  any  counfell 
Jfiid.S. 20.  that  he  will  not  defpife  us 

t  o.  19. who  would  ^//t/?  this  people 
£/2b.  13. 16. defpife  notthe  portion 
vifd.q.ii.they  fhall  fee  h'm  and  defpife  him 
ErcL^.i^.defpife  him  not  when  thou  art  in 
10.23.  not  mect  t0  defpife  the  poor 
31.22.  and  defpife  me  not,  and  at  the  laft 

3  1. and  defpife  him  not  in  his  mirth 
35. 14.  he  will  not  defpife  thee 
©efpifcD. 
2  Efd.  1.7.  and  defpifed  my  counfeis 

34.  have  defpifed  my  commandements 
2.33.</r./)«/Mtnecommand'r]ent  of  the  Lord 
"  7.  24.  his  law  have  they  defpifed 
8.56.  they  defpifed  the  mod  High 
,  Jud.14.^.  that  defpifed  the  houfe  of  Ifracl 
|  E/rfc.13.4.  defpifed  the  commandements 

in'ifd. 12.24.  their  enemies  were  defpifed 
2  2>^«.7.24.think!ng  himfelf  defpifed 
5Defp<fcth. 
Ecd.ttyS.  his  face,  and  defpifetb  men 
DeTpfTing. 
>  4.30.HI  deceit,  defpifmg  holincfle 
*#<•*  ©efpt^tfo!!. 

-- — »^yc  },;„,  no  defpightfuU  words 


©eCptghtfuineffe, 
W/j/2/.  2.19.  examine  him  with  defpightfulnejfe 

JDetttnp, 
(rtpi.i9.4.the  de/fcsy,whereofthey  were 

JDettitute, 
wjfrf.  1  2.6.  fouls  defiitute  of  help 
EaZ.37.20.  he  fhall  be  deJUtute  of  all  food 

5Dettrop, 
1  E/&8.88.  be  angry  with  us  to  <k/fa>y  us 
Efib.  1  o .  8  .to  de\li  uy  the  name  of  the  J  ews 
irifd.  1 1.19.  fight  utterly  deftroy  them 
1 2.8.to  de[troy  them  by  little  and  little 

1  Mac.^.2.to  destroy  the  generation  of  Jacob 

to  flay  and  deflroy  the  people 
IDeftropeo. 

2  £/2/.i.i0.many  kings  have  1  defiroyed 

1 1. all  the  nations  have  I  defi/oyed 
Jud.  5 . 1 8.  were  defiroyed  in  many  battels 
13.14.  but  hath  defiroyed  our  enemies 
Efih.16.24.  fhall  be  destroyed  without  mercy 
ii'ifd.  16.27.  that  which  was  not  defiroyed 
Ecd.8.2.  for  gold  hath  defrayed  many 

IDeftrogEuft. 
2  Efd.^.g.in  rhe  world,and  defiroyedsl  them 
W//i  18.5.  deflroycdfl  them  altogether 

3Deftroper. 

?»/#.  1 8. 2  2.  fo  he  o  vercame  the  defiroyer 

2j.unco  thefe  the  defiroyer  gave  place 

5Dcftcopctij. 

Ecd.to.z2.  there  is  that  deflroyeth  his  own  foul 

©effraction. 
2  Efd-ui6.  for  the  defiruclion  o£ your  enemies 
206.4. 1 3-  f"or  'n  pride  is  defiruclion  and  much 
JW.ij.j.to  the  defiruclion  of  the  enemies 

16.  hath  deceived  him  to  his  defiruclion 
£j2/;.i(?.i5.hath  delivered  to  utter  defiruclion 

23.  a  memoriall  of  defiruclion 
u  'ifd.  1 . 1 2  .pull  not  upon  your  felves  defiruclion 
3.3.  from  us  to  be  utter  defiruclion 
5-7.way  of  wickednefle  and  defiruclion 
2  Mac.6.1 2.  not  to  be  for  defiruclion,  but 

SDetafneD. 

T«i.  10.2.  are  they  detained?  or  is  Gabacl 
©etcrmfneo. 

1  £/#.3.io.having  determined  to  deal 
//«i.5-4.  and  why  have  they  determined 
Efib.  1 1 .12.  and  what  God  had  determined 
ivifd.ii.^.  determined  to  flay  the  babes 

2  2tf  tfc.  1 1 .2  5  .we  have  determined  to  reftore 

1 1.6. determined  to  fee  up  a  publike  monum. 

17.  determined  not  to  pitch  camp 

©eteftable. 
2  2W  tfc.  5 .  24-fent  alfo  that  deteflable  ring-leader 

©ebfee. 
Efib.  1 4. 1 1 .  but  turn  their  device  upon 
1  Mac.i.iz.  fo  this  device  pleafed  them 

©eb<ce0. 
u'ifd.y.  14.  our  devices  are — uncertain 
Ejcl.3j.19.  of  men  according  to  their  devices 
42.18.  and  confiders  their  crafty  devices 

1  Mac. 6. 37.  faft  unto  them  with  devices 

©etoil. 
Tob.6.7.  if  a  devil,  or  an  evil  fpiric  trouble  any 

17.  and  the  devil  fhall  finell  it 
u'ifd.2.24.  through  envie  of  the  devil 

©ebil0. 

Btf>-.4.7.facri(icingunto  dcvils,and  not  to  God 

35.  fhall  be  inhabited  of  devils 

©ebffc 

Eccl.7.12.  devife  not  a  lie  againft  thy  brother 

©ebtfet). 

2  Efd. 4. 1 9.  that  they  both  have  devifed 
Wifd.14,2,  defire  of  gain  devifed  that 

IDefcottr* 
2  Efd.8.4.  my  foul — devour  wifdom 
E«/.'28.23.  and  devour  themas  a  leopard 

31.T 6.devour  not,left  thou  be  hated 
Bel  31.  to  the  intent  they  might  devour  Daniel 

IDeboureO. 
2  Efd.6.%2.  to  be  devoured  of  whom  thou  wilt 
Tob.6.z.  and  would  have  devouredhim 
Jud.  5. 24.  a  prey  to  be  devoured  of  all 
Eflh.11.11.  exalted,  and  devoured  the  glorious 
Bel  4a.  were  devoured  in  a  moment 

IDebonrerg. 
fyifd.n.^.md  devourers  o£ mans  &c(h 


DIE  DIN     Apoc. 


SDetjonrety. 

Becl.36.1 8.the  belly  devouretb  all  meats 
M  8.  who  this  is  that  devoureth  tneJc 
9.  that  Bel  devouretb  ttiem^then 

H'ifd.  1 8. 24.  upon  the  diadem  of  his  head 

Stfr.y . 2.  fet  a  ^itfrfm  on  thine  head 
SDte. 

2  £/H,i.i8.  then  torf;e  in  this  wilderneflc 
7.2?.  fhall  my  fon  Chritt  die 

31.  that  fhall  die  that  is  corrupt 
8.58.  and  that  knowing  they  mmt  die 

Tob.3.1 5 .  if  it  pleafe  not  thee  that  I  fhould  die 
1  o.  1 1.  my  daughter  Sara  before  1  <fe 
1 1.9. 1  am  content  to  die,  and  they 

ffifd.j.z.  of  the  unwife  they  feemed  todie 
ib'.or  if  they  rf^  quickly^  they 

Eccl.i-7.  but  remember  that  we  die  all 
1 4. 1 3. do  good — before  thou  die 
1 7  .is/i  hou  fhalt  die  the  death 
19.  10.  heard  a  wotd>  let  it  die  with  thee 
25.24.and  through  her  we  all  die 
30.4.  though  his  father  <//f,yetheis 
39.n.ifhe^tJhe  fhall  leave  a  greater 
40. 28. better  it  is  to  die  then  to  beg 
4i.9.and  if  you  die,z  curfe  (hall  be  your 

Btfr.4.i.butfuch  as  leave  it  fhall  die 

1  Mac.i.<>.  and  petceived  that  he  fhouid  die 

2.j7.1et  us  die  all  in  our  innocencic 

2  Mac.7.2.  we  arc  ready  to  die  rather 

5.with  the  mother,  to  die  manfully 
i4.fo  when  he  was  ready  to  die 
1 8. who  being  ready  to  die,  hid,  Be 
I4.42.chufing  rather  todie  manfully 
IDirtJ. 
mfd.17.10.  they  died  for  feai-,dcnying 

1  Aztfc.l.7.reigned  twelve  yeers,and(chen)AVrf 

2  Mac,6.i  i .  and  thus  this  man  diedflzwng 

7.  40*  fo  this  man  died  undefiled 
41. Iaft  of  all — the  mother  died 
9.28.  fo  died  he  a  miferable  death 
1 2. 45. laid  up  for  thofe  that  died  godly 
14.416.  calling  upon  the  Lord — he  thus  dud 
3Dfet. 
ECC/.30.25.  will  have  a  care  offys  meat  &  diet 

©iggeD. 
£«/.48.i7.  he  digged  the  hard  rock  with  iron 

5Dtggcth. 
Eccl.27.26.  whofo  rfigg«fc  a  pit,  fhall  fall 

iDignitp. 
Efih.16. 1 2.  not  bearing  his  greatdignity 
1  iVftfc.10.54.  gifts  according  to  thy  dignity 
5Dfgnitfc0. 

1  Efd.  1. 1 1.  according  to  the  feverall  dignities 

Cbap.Yi8. 
IDflfgencc. 
r  £/#.£. io.with  all  glory  and  diligence 

2  Efd.3.1 9. diligence  to  the  generation  oflfrael 
1rifd.14.18.  alfo  the  lingular  ddigence  of  the 

3Dlttgenr. 
1  £/2/.2.26'.commanded  to  make  diligent  fearch 
Eccl.$2.\.  take  diligent  care  for  them 
38.26.  is  diligent  to  give  the  kine  fodder 
27. d'ligent  to  make  great  variety 
30.  diligent  to  make  clean  the  furnace 
©fligcNtty. 

1  Efd.6.2%.  that  they  look  diligently  to  help 

8.24-  fhall  be  punifhed  diligently 

2  Efd.9.1.  the  time  diligently  in  it  felf 

i6.jo.diligently  feek  thorow  the  vineyard 

uifd.7.i^.\  learned  diligently,  and  docomnnh 

rj.y.they  fearch  him  diligently  }and 

1 3.  hath  carved  it  diligently , when  he 

Eccl.18.14.  diligently  feek  after  his  judgements 

Suf  12.  yec  they  watched  diligently 

SDtmfnffb. 
£cc/.28.8.  and  thou  fhalt  diminifh  thy  fins 
tf.B.diminiJh  notthe  firft-fruits 
IDimtnfQjeD.   Dfmfntlbetb. 
£«/.3i#3o.  drunkennefTe-rfiwi»'j^ff/'  ftrength 
Btfr.2.34.  they  fhall  not  be  dim'mifhed 

5Dfmmrt&. 
£cc/-43 .4.brjght  bcams,it  dimmttb  the  eyes 

©firmer. 
Tob.  1 2 . 1 3 .  to  rife  up,and  leave  thy  dinner 


tyMJ'go  home :  for  it  is  ««»«>'  time 


g^34'go,j 


Apoc     DIR        DIS 


DIS 


DIS 


DIV  POP     Apoco[ 


Bel  3  4-go  ,carry  the  dinner  that  thou  haft 
j7.take  th-  dinner  which  God  hath  fenc 
JDitCCt. 
7«:f.i2..8-b:fought.the  God  of  Ifracl  to  direct 
ECcl.  6. 17. {h^VMfcffi  his  friendfhip  aright 
-7.i  j.  h;  will  direll  thy  way  in  truth 
J9.7.  he  (hall  direft  hiscounfell 
©ttectxO. 
Tub.  4. 1 9  •  that  thy  wayes  may  ha  directed 
J ud.  f  j.  18.  which  hath  direcled  thee  to  the  cutt. 
Ecc!.i9-9-anidirccled  them  that  went 
j  1  .ic.  I  direcled  my  foul  unto  her 
5Dfeetf2tJj; 
rfifd.-j.i1).  wifdo;ne,and  diretfetb  the  wife 

3Dl£arittU. 
D^.j.io.neither  dtfaniM  thou  thy  covenant 

©tfappolnteO- 

fud.16.6.  the  Almighty  Lord  hath  difappointed 

3>tfcertteD. 
irifd. z.zz.  difcerneda  reward  for  blamelefie 

5DiCcfpUne. 
Wi/if.i.y.thehol'y  fpirit  of  difcipline  will  flee 
6. 17.  of  her,  is  the  defire  of  difcipline 

and  the  care  of  difcipline  is  love 
EKL4.iT.  torment  him  with  her  difci plate 
1 7.  iS.he  nouritheth  with  difcipline       q 
18.14.  mercy  on  them  that  receive  difcipline 
13.1. the  difcipl.  of  wifdome  over  mine  heart 

7. hear — zhcdifcioljne  of  the  mouth 
31.14. the  Lord  will  receive  his  difcipline 
41. 1 4.  keep  difcipline  in  peace  . 
Bar.4. 1 3-nor  trode  in  the  paths  of  difcipline 

..  ©ifcloflitg. 
Eccl-zz.zz.or  difclofini  of  fecrets,pr  a  treacher. 

5Dt£cpm6tet». 

1  M?f.4.i4-the  heathen  being  difcomfiud 
36.  our  enemies  axedifcom filed 
JDffroutageQ. 

1  Mic.  1.2.7. was  confounded  and  difcotiragcd 

2  Mac.6.1  i.that  they  be  not  difcotiragcd 

Gifcourfc. 
Ecd.6.3  <;.  to  hear  every  godly  difcoitrfe 
8.9.mi0c  not  the  difcoitrfe  of  the  elders 
27  1 1  .the  difcoitrfe  of  a  godly  man  is  alwaies 
13.  the  difcoitrfe  of  fools  is  irkfome 
iDifcorjer. 
Ecchl.loL  and  fo  God  difcover  thy  fecrets 

IDtfcofcercO.  "Bikttoctztty 
Jud.g.z.  arid  difcovcred  the  thigh  to  her  (hame 
I  Ecc'.x  i.z7.his  deeds  fh^ll be  difcovcred 
27.16.  whofo  difcoverelh  fecrets, lofeth 
1  Mac. 7. 3  t.that  his  counfell  was  difcovcred 

piftJitn- 

Eccl.zz. 10. being  haughtv  through  difdain 
©Ifeafc 
I  £«/.io.io.phyfician  cutteth  ofFa  longdifcafe 
3  r  .x-  a  forcdiftafc  breaketh  fleep 
SDtfeafeff. 
I  a  £/</.3.3i.  do  languiih  of  ftich  difeafes 

iDttgrace- 

ff '//f/.i7.7.wifdotn  was  reproved  with  difgrace 

Eccl.z1.z4.wWl  be  grieved  with  thi  difgrace 

22.  1. will  hifle  him  out  to  his  difgrace 

29.i?.he  will  pay  him  with  difgrace 

z  Mac.9.4.  avenge  on  the  Jewes  the  difgrace 

IDtfgtaccO. 
Eccl.  8. 4  .left  thy  anceftors  be  difgraced 
1 1.6-  mighty  men  have  been — difgraced 
IDiiboneil. 
Eccl.z6.z4-a  dijhovefl  woman  contemneth 

JDfthottcftlp. 
Ea/.n.4.flie  that  liveth  d/(honc(lly,is  her 
iDffljcmour. 

Eccl. 1.^0.  and  bring difhonour  upon  thy  foul 
3.10.  glory  not  in  the  difhonour  of  thy  fath. 
1 1  .and  a  mother  in  difhonour  f\s  a  reproch 
8.6.  diftotmour  not  a  man  in  his  old  age 
11.3.  is  the  difhonour  of  his  father 
E^.6.40.  Caldeans  themfelvesrfi/&ffB<wthem 
1  Mac.i.sp.  fo  washer  difhonour  increased 
z  Mac.%,-$  y .  having  very  great  d'fhonour 
9.1.  came  Antiochus  with  difhonour 
iDidjonottrablc. 
£cc/.io.i9.are  a  dijhonourable  feed 
3  r.  he  that  is  dijhonourable  in  riches 
ao.ztf-difpofition  of  a  liar  is  difhonourobk 


IDtthonourctl), 
Eccl.zz.  y-ihe  that  is  bold,dijhonouretb  her  fath. 
26.26.  (he  that  difhonouretb  him  in  her  pride 
IDlfitUffeB, 
/«i- 1 3 . 1.  and  difmt/cd  the  waiters  fro  m  the 

JDifobcoient. 
B^.1.19.  w;  have  b:en  difobedient  unto  the  L. 

3Dtfobep. 
£«/.2.is; .fear  the  Lo.  will  not  A/cfey  his  word 
1 6. 18. they  mall  neverdifoky  his  word 

Eccl.z$.zi.  firtl-  he  hath  difobeyed  the  law 
Bar.  1. 1  S.difobeyed  him,and  have  not  hearkned 
3Difo?Oer, 

W1fd.14.z6.dif order  in  marriages,adulcery 
?Difpatcb. 

1rifd.11.19.the  harm  might  difpatch  them  at  once 
2  M1K.9.4.  and  to difpatcb  the  journey 

iDtfpatdjcD. 
Tab.  7. 8.  let  this  bulinefle  be  difpatcbed 

IDtfperftf). 
T06.3.4.  among  whom  we  aredifperfed 
Ju-d.7.%  z.he  difperfed  the  people  every  one 
Wj/y.i^.fhall  be  difperfed  as  a  mift 
J. 1 4.  as  the  fmoai:  which  is  difperfed 

JDtfpIace. 
1  Afac.8 .13.  whom  —they  would,  they  difplace 

iDitpIeafeD. 
Eccl. 4^  .19.  faw,  and  it  difplcafedh'my 
1  Mac.^.i.kdijplcafed  them  very  much 
iDtfpleafurc. 

1  £/i/.4.3i.if  (he  took  any  difplcafure 
z Efd.8.34.  moulded  take  difpleafure  athim 

©tfpofeD. 
z  Efd.5.49.  fo  have  1  difpofed  the  world 
Eccl.16.z6.he  difpofed  the  parts  thereof 

SDifpofeft. 

2  £/#.3 . 1 1 .  till  thou  difpofc(t  it  to  thy  mercy 

5Dif;30Gtton. 
1  £/^.8.38.think  on  the  difpofition  of  them 
39. 1  will  rejoyce  over  the  difpofition 
Jud.S.z9.  the  difpofition  of  thy  heart  is  good 
E{lb.i6 .6.  deceit  of  their  lewd  difpofition 
Eccl.zo.z6.  the  difpofition  of  a  liar 

iDifqafeteD. 
1  Efd.10.3 1  .and  why  arc  thou  fo  difquieted 
Eccl.zz.  13.  never  be  difquieted  with  his  madn, 
18.14.  a  backbiting  tongue  hath  difquieted 

Difqttietetrj. 
Ea/.28.g.  a  finfull  man  difquieletb  friends 

Difquietinj. 
Ti/rf.  1 4.16.  dif quieting  of  good  men 

EMfTembleO. 
1  Mac. 1  i.f  3-he  Mffembled  in  all  that  ever 

£>tC!itttnlatfon. 
n'ifd.i  a,.z^  reigned  in  a.\l-~difsimttlation,  corr. 

1  Mac.13.1. with  great difjimulation  encouraged 

3Dt(folteD. 
Tob.3.6.  that  I  may  bedifjblved3  and  become 

©tlloltttcl?. 
n'ifd.iz.zj.  men  have  lived  diffolutely 
JDifltance. 

2  Efd.i.tf.  but  muft  do  it  by  diff,ance  of  time 

IDfftirtgmfbeD. 
£«/.33.8.by-knowled.ofthe  L.they  were  difi. 

zEfd.6.37.ani  my  foul  was  in  diftreffe 
Tob.^.6.  delivered  out  of  this  disireffe 
£cc/.4.i-neither  provoke  a  man  in  his  diftreffe 
io.26.boaft  not — in  the  time  of  thy  diftreffe 
25.23.  not  comfort  her  husband  in  diftreffe 
Bar. 6.37. nor  help  any  man  in  his  diftreffe 
1  Aftfc.i.yj.Jofeph  in  the  time  of  his  diftreffe 

SDittrtbttte. 

/«i.i^.24.fhe  did diftribute  her  goods 
Eccl.3$.i$.diftribute  thine  inheritance 

iDtftrtta. 
Wifd.  1 .2.  to  fuch  as  do  not  diftmft  him 
£cc/.i.28.  diftrufl  not  the  fear  of  the  Lord 

JMftttifttns. 
zMac.^.zz.  not  diflrufling  my  health 

s  E/y.6.44.  many  and  &w$  pleafures 
Wi/^.iy.4.  fpotted  with  rfiwen  colours 
JBcc/.  3  3 . 1 1  .and  made  their  wayes  diven 


Wifd. 7 »zo.xhe  diver fines  of  piants^and  the 
JDitofOeD. 

Eccl.  1 4«  1  J.  thy  labours  to  be  divided  by  lot 
3  3 . 1 1  .in  much  knowled  ge  the  L.hach  divid. 
44.23.  and  divided  his  portions 
47.21.  lo  the  kingdome  was  divided 

©iwWrm. 

Eccl.iS.  3. dividing  holy  things  among  them 

3Drctnattari0. 
£«/.34.5.  divinations,  and  foothfay]ngs3a,nd 

3Diti8ctt, 
2  Efd.6.a,\.  tomakeadivifion  betwixt  the  wat. 
Eccl.i  7.17.  in  the  dizifion  of  the  nations 

TDiboy.t. 
Eccl.zs .Kf.give  her  a  bill  of  divorce 

3Doctrine. 
Eccl.  1 6. 2  5. 1  will  lhew  forth  dotlrine 

24.27-  he  maketh  the  dotlrine  of  knowledge 
3  2 .1  will  yet  make  dotlrine  to  fhine 
33.I  will  yet  pour  out  dotliine  as  proph. 
©0. 
1  Efd.9.9.  and  do  his  will,  and  feparate 

lo.as  thou  haft  fpoken,  fo  will  we  do 
z  Efd.Lz4.what  (hall I  do  to  thee^O  Jacob 

3  o.  now  what'fliall  1  do  unto  you 
Tfl&,4.i  j.  do  that  to  no  man  which  thou  hateft 

? .r.  father,  I  willdo  all  things 
fud.z.iz.  that  will  I  do  by  my  hand 
Wj/3.i3.i9.asketh  ability  to  afc,of  him 

that  is  unable  to  do  any  thing 
Eccl.  14. 1  Lability,  do  good  to  thy  felf 
21  .i.haft  thou  finned,«fo  fo  no  more 
3Doer#. 

1  Efd.6.\z.  who  were  the  chief  doers 

2  £#.3.30.  and  haft  fpared  wicked  <ferj 
Efth.ig.  1 5- .  the  Jewes — are  no  evil  dw* 

3Doeft. 
2  Mac. 7. 1  <?.  thou  rf*^  what  thou  wilt 

S>cg. 
Tob.f.i  6.and  the  young  mans  i/og  with  them 

1 1.4.  and  the  dog  went  after  them 
£cc/.i3.i8.isthcre  between  Hyena  and  a  <% 
2(5.2  J. (hall  be  counted  as  a  do? 
2Dotrtgi?. 
7tfb.4.<5\thy  doings  (hall  profperoufly  fucceed 
Wifd.z.iz.hz  is  clean  contrary  to  our  doings 
.  -     9. 1  r  .lead  me  foberly  in  my  doings 
EcA.ji.it).  in  my  doings  I  wasexaift 
3Dornirtfott, 

1  E/J/.4.3.  and  hath  dominion  over  them 
2  2.that  women  have  dominion  over  you 

2  Efd.  3.28.  have  the  dominion  over  Sioh 
1 2. 23. (hall  have  the  dominion  of  the  earth 

Eftb.i  1. z. dominion  over  the  whole  world 
w 'ifd.3.8. have  dominion  over  rhe  people 

p.2.(hould  have  dominion  over  the  creatures 
£cc/.i7.4.gave  him  dominion  over  beads 
i  M?c.i.i6.havc  the  dominion  of  two  realms 
3Done. 

1  £/d.8.86.is  dw  unto  us  for  our  wicked  works 
£/?/.?. io.i.faidjGod  hath rfflKe  thefe  things 
£«/.i6.2<5.worksof  the  L.are  done  in  judgem. 

i8.7.when  a  man  hath  done,then  he  beginn.  I 
Bar.z.iz. we  havedone  ungodlily,  we  have  dealt 

2  Mac.7.18. marvellous  things  arc  done 
1 5.?.  not-to  have  his  wicked  will  done 

IDoom. 
z  £/rf.7.43.the  day  of  doom  fnall  be  the  end 

5D001. 
Tob.B.  1 3.  fo  the  maid  opened  the  door 

1 1 .  i o. went  forth  toward  the  door 
£«£.2i.24.rudenefle  to  hearken  at  the  deor 

zS.2y.makea  door  and  bar  for  thy  mouth 
V.ar.6.%9.  to  be  a  door  in  an  houfe  to  keep 
Suf.z6.  rufhed  in  at  a  prlvie  dour 
2  Mac.z.-;,  and  fo  flopped  the  door 

SDoojsf. 
rrifd.  6 .  14-fhall  find  her  fitting  at  his  doors, 
£«/.i4.23.(hall  alfo  hearken  atlier  doort 
Bay.6.18.  as  the  doors  are  made  fure 
Suf.zo.  behold,the  garden  doors  are  (hut5that 
Bel  21.  (hewed  him  the  privie  doors  where 
1  Mac.4.^7.  and  hanged  doors  upon  them 

1  Mac.  1  y.  1 3 .  camped  Antiochus  againft  Dora 
IDtifJttjctte. 


Apoc.   DOU         DRI 


DRO 


DWE 


DWE  EAR    Apoc. 


©oflrtjens. 
E(lh.  1 1 .  i  ,CIeopatra,Do/fr  he  us  }vtho  faid  he 
2  j)i<K.ii.35.atwhich  time  Dojitheus,ona 

IDotetl), 
Reel,  if.  a.  an  old  adulterer  that  <fetf& 

3Dotfja(m. 
J«^.4.(?.the  open  countrey  neer  to  Vothaim 
7.3.fpread  themkl.in  breadth  over  Dothaim 
Double. 
Reel.  J. 9.  the  finner  that  hath  a  double  tongue 
ia.  condemnation  upon  the  do«We  tongue 
d.  1.  a  finner  that  hath  a  d»«We  tongue 
zo.io.a  gift  whole  recompence  is  double 
Z6. 1  j  .a  fhamefaccd-woman  is  a  doit,  grace 
28.13.  curfe  the  whifperer  and  double-tong. 
4z.14.all  things  are  double  one  agalnft  ano. 
jo.i.was  built — thcdouble  height 
5Doubt. 
ECC/.9.13.I0  fhalc  thou  not  doubt  the  fear 

3Doabtet). 
£«/«3  i.i4tteftimonies — lhal  not  be  doubted  of 

JDoubtfull. 
Reel.  18.7.  then  he  ihall  be  doubtfull 

©oubtlefTe- 
2  iMte.7.23.  doubtkjfe  the  Creator  of  the  world 

©omip. 
2  jW^.i. 14. receive  money  in  name  of  a  dowry 

©jacijme. 
Tab.  j.  1 4.  wilt  thou  a  draebmc  a  day, and  things 

©jactynes. 

2  Afac. 4.19.10  carry  three  hundred  draebmes 

1 2.43.  the  fum  of  two  thoufand  draebmes 

©iagon. 

Eccl.it. 16. 1  had  rather  dwell  with  a  dragon 

Bel  23.  fame  place  there  wasa  great rfwgoa 

©jagonff. 
2  Rfd.11. 19-  the  dragons  of  Arabia  (hall  come 
3 1. then  lhall  the  dragons  have  the  upper 
Eftb. 10.7. the  two  dragons arel, and  Aman 
li. 6. two  great  dfagots  came  forth  ready  to 
©£anfe. 
/«rf.  1 z.zo.an&drank.  much  more  wine,th:n  he 

©tasp, 

;;';/?/.  5. 13.  began  to  draw  to  our  end,andhad 
i«.i  5. nor  nofes  to  draw  breath,nor  ears 
Rcel.i  1.23.  drapneer  unto  me  you  unlearned 

Eccl-ii-7.  untill  he  have  <foi!Wi  thee  dry  twice 

©reat), 
2  Ate.ij.i; .  angel  before  us  for  a-drcad  unto 

©icaufuU. 
£/?/>.  1 1.6.  and  he  was  very  dreadfull 
U'ifd.  10. 16.  and  with&ooddreadful!  kings 
17.6.  a  fire  kindled  of  it  fell,  very  dreadfull 
iDieatn. 
2  £/#.io.3£.fenredeceivcd,ormy  foulinarff. 
£fflb.  1  o. ? .  I  remember  a  draw  which  I  faw 
1 1  .t  2-Mardocheus,who  had  feen  this  dream 
he  bare  thisrfra/»  in  minde 
2  Ato.i  5M  i.he  told  them  a. dream  worthy  to 
©yearns. 

»'//"d.i8.l9.the  rfrcawj  that  troubled  them  did 
Reel.  34.i.and  falfe  :  and  dreams  lift  up  fools 
2-whofo  regardeth  dreams  js  like  him 
5.  the  vKion  of  dreams  is  the  refemblance 
5.  and  foothfayings,  and  dreams  are  vain 
7.  for  dreams  have  deceived  many,and 
©lefTeO. 
£cc/.27.^-fruit  decl.if  the  tree  have  bin  dreffed 

©?fn&. 
1  Rfd. 3. 6. to  drink  in  gold.,  and  to  fleepupon 
18.  it  caufeth  all  men  to  erre  that  drink  it 
9.  1 4.then  went  they — to  eat  and  drink 
Tob.i.11.  drink  not  wine  to  make  thee  drunken 

7.9.  eat  anidr'mk,  and  make  merry 
Jud.xz.  1 .  me  mould  drink  of  his  wine 
1  t.drink  wine,  and  be  merry  with  us 
1 8.1  will  drink  now,my  lord,becaufe 
Eecl.^.io.  thou  fhalc  drink  it  with  pleafure 
I  y.3.give  him  the  water  of  wifdome  to  drink 
a4.21.they  that  drink  me,  lhall  yet  be  thirfty 
26. 11.  and  drink  of  every  water  neer  them 
3i.2i.prene  not  upon  him  with  urg.him  to  dr. 
1  Mac. 1  i.f8.gave  him  leave  to  drink  in  gold 
a  Mac.1l.39.for  as  it  is  hurtfullto  drink  wine 


©jitoe. 
/#d.i  1 .19.  thou  fhalt  to  them  as  (heep 
££^.38.10.  heavinefle  to  heart,  drive  it  away 
Biw.a.3  y.I  will  no  more  draw  my  people  of  if. 

©?(ten. 

EccLz$.  1  S.mighty  men  hath  it  driven  from 

47.14.  that  they  were  drives  out  of  the  land 

©jtoettj. 

Eccl.uzu  the  fear  of  the  Lo.  drivetb  away  fins 

3 1. 1. the  care  thereof  drivetb  away  fleep 

1D?op. 

2  Rfd.6.^6.  a  <fro/>  that  falleth  from  a  yeffell 

9.16.  a  wave  is  greater  then  a  dro/> 
ivifd.w.zz.  adropofthc  morning  dew  falleth 
£«/.i8.io.as  a  dw/>  of  water  unto  the  fea 

©?opg. 

2  £/#.4.49.rain  was  paft,  the  drops  remained 

jo. the  rain  is  more  then  the  drops 

the  drops  and  the  fmoak  remain  behind 

1 .36.gather  me  together  the  drops  that  are 

Rcel.i.z.  who  can  number — the  drops  of  rain 

©jougftt. 
Eccl.il.io,  clou.of  rain  in  the  time  of drought 

©joxon. 
Wifd.i.zz.  the  flouds  fhall  cruelly  drown  them 

©aonmeft. 
#$/&  1 0.4.  the  earth  being  drowned  with  the  fl. 
19.  for  flie  drowned  their  enemies 
©junk. 
Rflb.14.s7. nor  dw/^tbe  wine  of  the  drink-off. 
Ral.ii. 17.  if  it  be  d?«?z£  moderately 
28.  wine  meafurably  dra^-bringeth 
JDiunfeen, 
Tob.4.1 5.  drink  not  wine  to  make  thee  drunken 
Jud.6' 4. fhall  be  drunken  with  their  bloud 
Rccl.z6.S.  a  drunken  wo. and  a  gadder- caufeth 
3 1.29. wine  drunken  with  excefle,  maketh 
©atmt$emtea"e, 
To5.4. if. neither  \<ztdmn\mneffe  go  with  thee 
//«/.  1 3 .1  >*.hc  did  lie  in  his  drunkenneffe 
Rccl.iy.i  .that  is  given  to drunkenneffe  mail  not 
3  i.26\hearts  of  the  proud  by  drun\enm$e 
7,0. drun\enneffe  encreafeth  the  rage 
3Djp. 
wifd.s  9_7.water  flood  before,^  land  appear. 
£«/.6\3.and  leave  thy  felf  as  a  dry  tree 
13.7.  have  drawn  thee  dy  twice  or  thrice 
39.22.his  blefling  covered  the  dry  land 
©?peO. 

2  Efd.6.1 1  .which  was  (Ayed  up  the  third  day 
1 5. 50. power  lhall  be  dryed  up  as  a  flower 
IDjpetb;. 
2  Efd-2.z  3.whofe  look  dryetb  up  the  depths 
£a/.i4-9»inicjuity ofthe  wicked  dryetbuptixs 

5Dumb. 
wj/if.io.2i.wifdom  opened  the  mo.of  the  dumb 
Bar.6".4i.who  if  they  fhall  fee  one  dumb 

3Due. 
Rccl.14.11.  give  the  Lord  his  due  offering 
iZ.tz.  pay  thy  vow  in  due  time 
29<2.pay  thou— again  in  due  feafon 
38.1.  with  the  honour  due  unto  him 
39.33.  every  —thing  in  due  feafon 
iDUIlg. 
1  Mac.z.6 2.his  glory  lhall  be  dung  and  worms 

DungPi. 

Eecl.zz.z.  is  compared  to  the  filth  of  a  dunghill 

iDurd. 

Stf/iio.yetd/^notonefhew  another  his  grief 

1  Mac.  1 2.4 2. he  durft  not  flretch  his  hand 

5Duft. 

2  Efd.j .32.and  fo  fhall  the  ditft  thofe  that 
£<rc/.44.2J.multiply  him  as  the  du(l  ofthe  earth 

5Di»eH. 
2  Efd.6.%i.  that  he  fhould^)Vf//in  the  fame 
7.3  2.fhal  the  dull:  thofe  that  dwell  in  filence 
9.i8.even  for  them  to  dwell  in  that  now  live 
Wifd.i. /[.dwell  in  the  body  that  is  fubj.unto  fin 
£«/.4.if.untoher,fhall*nwi#fecurely 
I4.27.andm  her  glory  ftiaUhe  dwell 
2  5. 1 6. 1  had  rather  dwell  with  a  lion 
38.3  a.  they  fhall  not  dwell  where  they  will 
y1.23.and  dwell  in  the  houfe  of  learning 
JDroelleft. 
a  Efd.S.zo.that  dwelleft  in  everlaftingnefle 
fr/y</.9.8.inthe  city  wherein  thou  dwelled 


iDwelletli. 
1  £/rf.i. f .  the  Lord  that  dwelleth  in  Jerufalem 
Tofe.y.i6.and  God  which  dwelleth  in  heaven 
/«d.f.j.  thax.dwelleth  in  the  hill  countrey 
H'ifd.j.zS.  but  him  that  dwelleth  with  wifdome 
£«/.a  1.28.  hated  wherefoever  he  dwelleth 

a  j  .8  .well  is  him  that  dwelleth  with  a 
a  Azac.  3.39.  for  he  that  dwelleth  in  heaven 
3Dwelltng. 

1  £/#.  1 .2 1  .were  found  dwtlling  in  Jerufalem 

2  £/#•$. 38.hath  not  his  dwelling  with  men 

IDtteUfn&s. 
2  Efd.4.7.  how  great  dwellings  are  in  the  midft 
7.51.  dwellings  of  health  and  fafety 

©weir. 

£tf/.47.i2.for  his  fake  he  dwelt  at  large 
•S«/.i.there  cfiwA  a  man  in  Babylon 


each. 
2  Efd.  2.6.  how  fhall  «<?<*  man  live  that  is  cor. 

Cagle. 
a  £ji£i  1.1 .  came  up  from  the  fea  an  eagle 
I  a. 1  ■;  whiles  the  lion  fpake— unto  the  eagle 

mfd.i.io.theear  of  jealoufie  hearethall  thin. 

8.12.  they  fhall  give  good  ftwunto  me 
ECCI.3.Z9.  an  attentive  car  is  the  defile 
4.8.  to  bow  down  thine  ear  to  the  poor 
1 1  •  whofo  giveth  ear  unto  her,  fhall 

Chap.tf.23, 33-  &JI.I6". 
i6.f  .mine  ear  hath  heard  greater  things 
27.iy.revi!ings  are  grievous  to  the  car 
%ar-l-5.  give  ear  to  undcrfland  wifdome 

1  Mac. 2. 6 5 -give  «/»•  unto  him  alway 

2  Afac.  1  .ii.  that  was  done  came  to  the  ki.ctr 

Cac0. 
2  Efd.io.16.  as  thine  fan  may  comprehend 
Wi/#.  1  J.  1  j. eyes  to  fee,nor  ears  to  hear 
£cc/.  1 7.6 .  a  tongue ,  and  eyes,  and  crf/'f 

13.  their  ears  heard  his  glorious  voice 
ti.fi  prayer — reacheth  to  the  cars  of  God 
ay.9.in  the  cars  of  him  that  will  hear 
27.14-  brawls  make  one  flop  hhears 
33.18.and  hearken  with  your  cars,  ye  rulers 
3  8. 28. the  anvill  is  alwayes  in  hhears 
43. 24. when  we  hear  it  with  our  ears 
£3^2.3 1.  an  heart,  and  ears  to  hear 
2  Mac.  1  j. 39.  delighteth  the  em0 them  that 

(Eartttgg. 
Jud.io.^.hzr  earhigsani  all  her  ornaments 


Tob.9.6.  early  in  the  morn'ng  they  went 
IF  if  A.  6>t4.  wholb  feeketh  her  early 
Reel- 4. 1  z .  and  they  t  ha  t  feek  her  c  arly 
3 1 .20.  he  riferh  early ,  and  his  wits 
32^4.  and  they  that  feek  him  early 
39-  ?•  to  refort  early  to  the  Lord 

1  Ata.tf.^.  the  king  rifing  very  early 

<£cirne§.  _ 

2  iWdc.12.23.was  very  carncji  in  purfuing 

Ca'rncftlv. 
Jud.a,.\ 2.all  with  one  conftnt  caraeflly 
Rftb.13 .18.  cried  mod  camefily  unto  the  Lord 
Eccl.ii.i2.eamesl/y  I  followed  that  which  is 
2MiJc.4.i(j.whofe  cultome  they  fol.  fo  earnefi/y 
<@arth. 

1  £/ir/.4.36.a]l  the  e#*/;  callethupon  the  truth 

6. 13.  Lord  which  made  heaven  and  ««/-> 

2  Rfd.z.i^,  cakeheaven  and  fflrt/;  to  wimefle 

Jud.7.z2. 
3.6. before  ever  the  earth  came  forward 

1 8 .  thou  didfl  fet  fait  the  earth 
7.32.  the  earth  ihall  reftore  thofe  that 
46.  not  to  have  given  the  earth  unto 
8.2.  as  when  thou  askefl  the  earth 
1  J. 22.  fhed  innocent  bloud  upon  earth 
Tob.y6.may  be  difTolved,and  become  earth 
1 3. and  fay,Takeme  out  of  the  earth 
7.1 8 .  the  Lord  of  heaven  and  earth 
fud.z.i.  avenge  himfelfon  all  the  earth 
7.rhey  prepare  for  me  earth  and  water 
io.to  covet  all  the  face  of  the  earth 

20.  and 


'Apoc.       EAR      HAS 


EAT        E  D  G 


E  G Y        ELD 


Apoc, 


2C.and  like  the  fand  of  the  earth 
7.4.  thefe  men  lick  up  the  face  of  the  earth 
1  o.  1  p.might  deceive  the  whole  earth 
1  i.i.Nabuchodonofor  tbe  king  of  al  the  ea. 
Verfe  7. 
8.it  is  reported  in  all  the  earth,thit  thou 
16.  all  the  earth  (lull  be  aftonifhed 
21.  from  one  end  of  the  earth  to  the  other 
1  j.i  8.above  all  women  on  the  earth 
E  fiber  1 1 . 8  .and  great  uproar  upon  the  earth 
Wifd,  1 . 1  .ye  that  be  judges  of  the  earth :  think 

Chap.6\i. 
y.23  .iniquity  (hall  lay  wafte  the  whole  earth 
7.l.him  that  was  firft  made  of  tbe  earth 

3 .  and  fell  upon  the  earth  which  is  of  like 
9.i6\guefle  aright  at  things  that  are  on  earth 
lo.^.theearth  being  drowned  with  the  floud 
1  j.8.wbich  was  a  little  before  made  of  earth 
i8.i6.butitftood  upon  the  earth 
Eccl.  1.  j. and  the  breadth  of  the  earth  ,and  the 
10.4.  the  power  of  the  earth  is  in  the  hand 
o.why  is  earth  and  allies  proud 
1 7. their  memoriall  to  ceafe  from  the  earth 
16. 1 8. the  earth,%nd  all  that  therein  is 
29.the  Lord  looked  upon  the  earth 
17.  j  2.  all  men  are  but  earth  and  afhes 
33.  Adam  was  created  of  the  earth 
3  8.4.  hath  created  medicines  out  of  the  earth 

S.from  him  is  peace  over  all  theeartb 
40. 3. that  is  humbled  with  earth  and  allies 
1 1.  all  things  that  are  of  the  earth 


Call. 

1  Efd.g.  3 8. the  holy  porch  toward  thee  aft 

2  Efd.i. $3.  people  that  cometh  out  of  the  ea\l 

1  j  .20.from  the  fouth,from  the  eaft,znd  Lib. 
3  4.behold,clouds  from  tbe  eafl 
39-winds  (ball  arife  from  the  caji 
Bar.4.3  6.0  Jerufalem — look  toward  the  eafl 
Chap.  j.  f- 
€af. 

1  Efd.7.1 3. that  came  out  of  captivity, did  eat 

8.8  j.and  eat  the  good  things  of  the  land 
<>.2.did  eat  no  meat,  nor  drink  water 
5 1  .go  then  and  cat  the  fat,and  drink  the 
54.then  went—  every  one  to  eat  &  drinke 

2  Efd.i.  i^.and  gave  ycu  manna  to  eat 

fo  did  ye  eat  angels  bread 
$.i8.upthen3andeitf  bread,and  forfake 
y.i+.eat  onely  the  flowers  of  the  field 

drink  no  wine,but  eat  flowers  onely 
z6.d\d  eat  of  the  herbs  of  the  field 
I2.J  i.didfdf  onclyinthofedayesoftheflo. 
Tob.i.io.did  eat  of  the  bread  of  the  Gentiles 
2.1.  in  the  which  I  fat  down  to  eat 

1 3  .it  is  not  lawfull  to  eat  any  thing  that  is 
6. f  .they  had  rolled  the  fifn,they  did  eat  ic 
•7.9.eat  and  drink,and  make  merry 

1  i.I  will  eat  nothing  here>till  we  agree 
io.7.did  eat  no  meat  in  the  day  time 
1 2. 1 9.but  I  d id  neither  eat  nor  drink 
Jud.iz.z. 1  will  not  eat  thereof,kft  there  be  an 
1  y  .that  (he  might  fit  and  eat  upon  them 


1  Mac.6-%i .  his  raoft  hdnelt  education  from  a 
7.27.endured  the  troubles  of  education 

Cefces,  See  <jgfce#. 


ihallreturne  to  the  earth    Eccl.6.$.thou  (halt  cat  up  thy  loaves 


49.14  on  the  earth  was  no  man-created 

for  he  was  taken  from  the  earth 
Bar.  1 . 1 1  .that  their  dayes  may  be  upon  earth  as 

2. 1  y. that  all  the  earth  may  know  that  thou 

3 .2  3 .  the  Agarens  that  feek  wifdom  on  earth 
6.54.are  as  crowes  between  heaven  and  earth 

Dan. % .  5  3  .all  ye  things  that  grow  on  the  earth 

Bel  f .  created  the  heaven  and  the  earth 

Pray,  of  Man.  who  haft  made  heaven  and  earth 

1  jMflc.i.3.wentthorow  to  the  ends  of  the  eaith 

that  the  earth  was  quiet  before  him 
2<37.heaven  and  earth  mall  teftifie  for  us 

40.W1II  now  quickly  root  us  out  of  the  ea. 
3.9.unto  the  utmoft  part  of  the  earth 

Chap.8.4. 
9. 1 3 .  fo  that  the  earth  (hook  at  the  noife  of 
1 1.7  i.eaft  earth  upon  his  headland  prayed 
1 4. 8. and  the  earth  gave  her  increafe 

2  >/<K.7.28.1ook  upon  the  heaven  and  the  earth 

10. 2  f.andfprinkledw^?  upon  their  heads 
1 3. 7. not  having  fo  much  as  buriall  in  thew. 
14. 1  j.ihey  caft  earth  upon  their  heads 
1  j.j.I alfo  am  mighty  uponeartb 
(Earthen. 
2  Efd.S.  2.  whereof  earthen  veffels  are  made 
Eccl.  1 3.2.I10W  agree  the  kettle  and  the  eartb.t>ot 

Cavtbjp. 

mjd.t).\  j.the earthly  tabernacle  weigheth down 

1  j.  1 3  .this  man  that  of  earthly  matter  maketh 

19. 19. earthly  things  are  turned  into  watery 

Carfyqttaiteff. 

2  E/d.9.3 .  when  there  (hall  be  feejn  earthquakes 

Efiher  1 1 .  j.  tumult  with  thunder  and  earthqua. 

Cafe. 
Jud.  i- 16.  there  he  took  his  eafe  and  banqueted 
£«/.38. 14. for  eafe  and  remedy  to  prolong  life 

1  Mac.g.ijS.  and  his  company  are  at  eafe 

2  Mac.  i. 2  j .commit  tomemory,mighchaveed/e 

27.  even  as  it  is  no  eafe  unto  him  that 
CafeD. 
2  Efd.7.62.  iniquities  might  be  eafed  of  them 
Cafie. 

2  Efd-8.14.it  is  an  cafe  thing  to  be  ordained 
fud.4.7. it  was  eafe  to  ftop  them  that  would 

7.10.  becaufsit  is  not  eafe  to  come  up 
Eccl.i  1.2 1. it  is  an  eafe  thing  in  the  fight  of  the 
B#\6.6i.breaketh  forth  is  eafie  tohefeen 
2  Mac.i-z6.it  was  not  eafiejout  a  matter  of 

CaOetr. 
2  Efd.  1 3-20.it  is  eafier  for  him  that  is  in  danger 
Eccl.  22.1  j. and  a  maffe  of  iron  is  eafier  to  bear 

CaOlp. 
mfd.6. 1 2.(he  is  eafdy  feen  of  them  that  love  her 
2  Arac8.30.very  eafily  gor  high  and  ftrong holds 


19.  but  thou  (halted  of  her  fruits 
9. 1 6. let  juft  men  eat  and  drink  with  thee 
n.i9.and[now  will  eat  continually  of  my 
20.1 6\they  that  eat  my  brejd,fpeak  evill  of 
24-2  i.they  that  eat  me,(hall  yet  be  hungry 
3o.i9.neithercan  it  eat  nor  fmell 
31.16. eaiti% it becometh a  man,thofe things 

2 1. if  thou  haft  been  forced  toear,arife 
tf.z\.the.y  eat  of  the  facrifices  of  the  Lord 
Bi«\2.3.(hould  eat  the  fle(h  of  his  own  fon 

6.29.women  in  child-bed  eat  their  facrifices 
Bel  7.  did  never  eat  nor  drink  any  thing 

1  j  .and  did  eat  and  drink  up  all 
1  Mac.1.61.  not  toeat  any  unclean  thing 
iAto.6.i8.open  his  mouthy  toeatfwines  fle(h 
21  .and  make  as  if  he  did  eat  of  the  fieih 
7.7.  wilt  thou  eat  before  thou  be  punilhed 
Cateit.    . 
1  £/H.3.3.when  they  had  eaten  and  drunken 
Efiher  1 4. 1 7.hand-maid  hath  not  eaten  at  Ama. 
Bar. 6.7  2.themfelves  afterwards  (hall  be  eaten 
Bel  1 2.findeft  not  that  Bel  hath  eaten  up  all 

1  Mac. 6.  j 3 .  had  eat.  up  the  refidue  of  the  ftore 

2  Mac.1.1 1.  the  fin-offering  was  not  to  be  eaten 

<Eatet|>, 

1  E/y^.io.becrtei^anddrinketl^andcaketh 
Bel  24-he  liveth,he  eateth,md  drinketh 

Cccljo. 
H'if.17. 1 9.  or  a  rebounding  eccbo  from  a  hollow 
Ccanusf. 

2  E/^i4.24.Selemia)EM»«i,and  Afiel.thefe 

Ccbatane. 

1  £/ii.6\2  3.andfoac  £ctai<wethepalace3which 
Tob.6.  j.till  they  drew  nigh  to  Ecbatane 

7.1.  when  they  were  come  to  Ecbatane 
14.14.  he  died  at  Ecbatane  in  Media 
Jud.  1. 1. reigned  over  the  Medes  in  Ecbatane 
2. built  in  Ecfr.walls  round  about    Ve.14. 

2  Afrfc^.whenhecametoEctoM^news  was 


Jud.z.17,  fmoteall  their  yong  men  vt^  the  edge 
Eccl.  28.18  have  fallen  by  the  edge  of  the  fword 
3  1 .26.furnace  proveth  the  edge  by  dipping 
1  Mac.  j  .28.aH  the  males  with  the  edge  of  the 

ffiQgeO. 
£ft/.2i.3.all  iniquity  is  as  a  two-edged  fword 

€Dna. 
Tofr.7.2.thenfaidRaguel  to  Edna  his  wife,How 
Ver.8,i4,i6.Cha-ii.i. 
10.12. Edna  alfofaid  to  Tobias,The  Lord 
CDomtte0. 

1  E/«f.8.69.Moabites,Eg>ptiansj3nd  Edomites 

(Btmation. 

wifd.z.  1 2.the  tranfgreflings  of  our  education 

_ Q.qqqq 


1  Efd.i.i6.  the  king ot Egypt  feht  to  him 

38.  and  brought  him  out  of  Egypt 

2  £$.  1.7. brought  them  out  of  the  land  of  Egy. 
3.i7.thouledfthisfeedout  of£g.  Ch.14.4. 
9.29.barren  place  when  they  came  out  of  Eg. 
14.3-when  my  people  ferved  in  Egypt 

29-our  fathers— were  ftrangers  in  Egypt 
1  j.  1  i.fmite  Egypt  with  plagues  as  before 
n.Egypt  (hall  mourn,and  the  foundation 
fo&.8.3.fkd  into  the  utmoft  parts  of  Egypt 
Jud.  1 ,9.and  Kades,  and  the  river  of  Egypt 
6 .  j.this  nation  that  came  out  of  Egypt 
Efiher  1 3.16.  wcls  thou  haft  delivered  out  of  £. 

1  Mac1.16.Ue  thought  to  reign  over  Egypt 

17. wherefore  he  entred  into  Egypt  with 
20.  after  that  Antiochus  had  fmttten  Egypt 
3.3  2.from  the  river  Euphr.to  the  bord.of  Eg- 
1 1. 1  it  he  king  of  Egypt  gathered  together  a 
1 3. the  crown  of  Afia,  and  of  Egypt 

2  Mac.  1  .i.Jews  that  are  thorowout  Egypt 

1  o.  to  the  Jewes  that  were  in  Egypt 
4,2  i.Apollonius— was  fenr  into Egyp. 
f .  1  .prepared  his  fecond  voyage  into  Egypt 

8.  he  was  caft  out  into  Egypt 
9. 29. went  imoEgypt  to  Ptolomeus  Philom. 
Cgpptiattg. 
2  Efd.i.  18.  for  ustohave  ferved  the  Egyptians 
Jud.t.i  2.the  Egyptians  caft  them  out  of  their 

effect. 
2  £/af.4.23.written  covenants  come  to  none  eff. 
Jud.  1.1 1. without  effect jm&  without  difgnce 

1  Mac.io.2j.fentunto  them—  u>  this  effect 

effects. 

2  Efd.g.6.a.nd  endings  ineffeclsand  figncs 

Cffectuallp. 
Tob.6.  i7.his  heart  was  effeclually  joyned  to  her 

2  Efd.6.16.  in  the  eight  night  was  my  heart 
1 1.1  i.behold,there  were  eight  of  them 
1 2.20.in  him  there  (liall  arife  eight  kings 

Tob.  14.2. was  reftored  to  him  after  eight  yeers 

1  Mac,^.s6Meptthe  dedic.of  the  altar eig dayes 

59.  yeer  to  yeer  by  the  fpace  of  eight  dayes 

2  Mac.  2.12. Solomon  kept  thofe  eight  dayes 

16. 1  et.kept  thofe  eight  dayes  with  gladneffe 
<&iQ\)t  and  fifty. 
Tob.xa.i.  htvizseight  and  fifty yeersold 

C(gl)tecn. 

1  £yZ/.i.43.w3S  made  king  being  eight. yeers  old 

8.47.and  his  brethren,who  were  eighteen 

€<gt)tecnt!). 

1  Efd.  1 . 2  2  .in  the  eighteenth  yeer  of  the  reign 

Jud.  1.1.  and  in  the  eighteenth  y eer,the 

1  Ata.14.27. the  eighteenth  day  of  the  mon.  Elul 

2  Af<«.4.8.of  another  revenuejf/g/;/y  talents 

eiboxo. 
£«.4 1.  i9.to  lean  with  thine  elbow  on  the  meat 

OBlDer.  Ctoet . 
2  Efd.7.1 3. the  entrances  of  the  elder  world 
Eft/.3  2.3  .(peak  thou  that  art  the  clder,fot  ic 

CIDerff. 
1  Efd.6.  y .  the  elders  of  the  Jews  obtained  favour 

1 1. then  asked  we  thofe  elders, faying.  By 
Jud.6.2 1 .  made  a  feaft  to  the  elders,  and  they 

13.12.  they  called  theeldersof  the  city 

w'if.S.io.honour  with  the  elders, though  I  beyo. 

Eccl.6. 3  4.ftand  in  the  multitude  of  the  elders 

7.14.  many  words  in  a  multitude  of  elders 

8.9.miffe  not  the  difcourfe  of  the  elders 

Sufan.S.the  two  elders  faw  her  going  in  every 

Ver.i8ji9>34>4i,jOj6i. 
1  AfiZCi.26.the  princes  and  elders  mourned 
7.33.  and  certain  of  the  elders  of  the  people 
1  i.2  3.chofecertainofthee&fe«  oflfrael 
12.3  j.callingtheeWfMofthepeople  togeth 
uJloeft, 
1  Mac.\6.z.  Simon  calledhis  two  e/«/i?/?  fons 
dEleafa. 

1  Mac.9. 5  Judas  had  pitched  his  tents  at  Eleafai 

Cleajar.  j 

1  E/H.8.43.  then  fent  I  unto  Elea^ay^nd  Iduel( 

6i-Elea\w 


Apoc.       E  L  E      E  M  P 


EN  C        END 


END       E  N  E       Apoc 


6  i.FJta^ar  the  Con  of  Phinebas 
i  Mac.z.<;.Elea?ar,c7>\\ed  Averan,andJonathan 
6.^i.Elea\af  alfo  furnamed  Savaran 
8.  i7.Jafon  the  fon  of  Elea%ar,ar\i&  fent  them 
z  Mac.6. 1 8  cEkai$r  one  of  the  principal  fcribes 
14.  Eleayar being  fourfcore  yeers  old 
8. 2  3. appointed  Elca\.  to  read  the  holy  book 

Tob.S.  1 j.  thine  ckit  praife  thee  for  ever 
Ecc/.  17.1°- the  cleff  thall  pr.ufe  his  holy  name 
46. 1. for  laving  the  ektl  of  God 
47.2i.neither  will  he  abolifh— hiseleci 

(Element^. 

wi\ d.7. 17  the  operation  of the  elements 

19.18.the  elements  were  changed  in  themfel. 
Clephant. 
1  Mac.6.  3  j  .for  every  .elephant  they  appointed 
46. which  done  he  crept  under  the  elephant 
the  elephant  fell  down  upon  him 
(Elegants. 

1  iJfac.  i.^7-  with  chirets,  and  eiphants 

2.34  .half  of  the  forces,  and  the  elephants 
6. 54. provoke  the  elephants  to  fight 
8-4.an  hundred  and  twenty  elephants 
11.56.took  thzelephantswi  won  Antioch 
zMac.u.q.lk  13.2,1$. 
(Eleven. 

2  Mm.  1 1.1 1.  they  flew  e/ews  thoufa.  footmen 

Cletentl). 

1  Mzc.16.t4.in  the  eleventh  month  called  Sabat 

(Elia0. 
£«/.48.i.then  flood  up  E/i<w  the  prophet  as  fire 

4.O  Elias,how  waft  thou  honoured  in 
1  Mtfd.j8.Eto  for  being  zealous  and  fervent 
<Etfmaf0,  See  tglpmais. 
<Ell?ea0. 
EaZ.48.12.  Eli\eus  was  filled  with  his  fpirit 

Eloquent. 
Efther  14.13  -give  me  eloquent  fpeech  in  my 
Wifd.  fo.  2 1  .that  cannot  ipeak  eloquent 
Eccl.i  1.7.  an  eloquent  man  is  known  far  &  neer 
44.4.wiie  and  eloquent  in  their  inftru&ions 

mm, 

1  AfdC.14.27.the  eighteenth  day  of  the  mo.Elul 

(Etotijeras- 
1  Mac.i  1 .7 .to  the  mer  called  Eluthcrus 
12.go.they  were  goneovcrthe  river  Eluthcr. 
(Etymate. 

Tob.z.10.  untill  I  went  into  E/ymais 
1  Mdc.6.1. heard  fay  thnt  Elymais  in  the  countr. 
(EmbafCage- 

1  Mac.  14. 23.  to  put  the  copy  of  their  embaffage 

(JgmbaffaDours. 

2  Mac.  1 1.34.  embaffadours  of  the  Romans  fend 

(Embrace, 
r  £/&  2. 1  j.mother,  embrace  thy  childrenjand 

(EmbjaceO. 
£j?fo>'  1f.12.and  embraced  her^and  faid,Speak 

(Einbiacctb,, 
Eccl.30.zo.  an  eunuch  that  imbraceth  a  virgin 

(Einbjop&ercr. 
Ecrf.45.10.and  purple,thc  work  of  the  cmbroyd. 

rjmraurj. 
Eccl.2z,6,  as  a  fignet  of  an  emraud  fet  in  a 

(EmrauTjs. 
T0&.1  3.1 6.faphires,and  cmauds}an&  precious' 
jud.io.zi. 

©mfrtent. 
2  £/cf.i  j.40.  every  hip,h  and  eminent  place 

<CtotrtaO0i 

1  Mac.3.40.pitc!iedby£w»?««i in  the  plain 

5 7.  pitched  uponthefouth-(ideof£w0ta. 
4.3.  fmite  the  kings  army  which  was  at  Em, 
o.jo.thefort  in  Jericho,Fand  Emmans 
CmplopeO. 

2  Mdc.4.20.  it  was  employed  to  the  making  of 

(Employing, 
'"j/rf.i  j.8.and  employing  his  labours  lewdly ,he 

(Empty. 
2  Efd.6-zz.  (hall  ftiddenly  be  found  empty 

7.25.  for  the  empty  a:e  empty  things 
Eccl.i  j. 4. thou  (halt  not  appear  empty 

(Emptied. 

fud.7.1  i.and  thecifterns  were  emptied 

(Emulation. 
i  M<»:.8.i6.envy  nor  emulation  amongft  them 


(Encampeti, 
1  M?c5.j.and  encamped againR  tbem,and 
3 7. and  encamped againft  Raphon  beyond 
n.6j.  Simon  encamped  agimh  Bethfura 
(Enerjanttnentg. 
ivifd.1%.11 .  any  thing  by  reafon  of  enchantments 
(Encouraged. 

1  Mac.  1 2. $0.  they  encouraged  one  another 

2  Mrc.i  3.3-Menelaus  — encouraged  Antiochus 

(Encouragement. 

1  Mac.  10.14.  write  unto  them  words  of  eniwt. 

CncountreU. 

2  Mac.  1  j.2tf.his  company  encountred  the  enem. 

(Endamage. 

1  E/ifr.6. 33.  to  hinder  oi-  endamage  the houfc  cf 

CnDeafeottr. 

£/%«•  i6.i.endeawur  to  hurtour  fubject9 

2  Aftfc.  1 1 . 1 9. 1  will  endeavour  to  be  a  means 

1  £/^.9.i7.wasbroughttoane?«nn  thefirft 
i  E/^.2.34.  (lull  come  in  theesdof  the  world 
3. 2 3. and  the  yeers  were  brought  to  an  end 
j.40.or  in  the  end  the  love  that  I  have  prom. 

4i.them  that  he  referved  till  theend 
6.9. for  Efau  is  the  cTzrf  of  the  world     Vc.2?. 

1 5. for  the  word  is  of  the  end  Vet.  1 6. 
7.3  3. the  long  (offering  (hall  have  ah  end 

42.thisprcfent  life  is  not  the  end  win  re 

43 -the  day  of  doom  fhafi  pe  the  c;Wof  this 

44.  intemperance  is  at  the  end 
8.  j4.forrows  are  pjffed,and  in  therarfis 
^.J.hathabeginning  and  an  end 

andthec»iisttianifcft 
10.22.our  rejoycing  is  at  an  end 

28.mine  end  is  turned  into  corruption 
1 2. 6. that  he  will  comfort  me  unto  the  end 
irifd. 2.  J. after  our  end  there  is  no  returning 

i6.the  end  of  tl  e  juft  to  bebleflld 
4. 17. they  fhallfec  the  c«rf  of  the  wife3and 
j.4.andhisradtobe  w ithout  honour 

i3.affoonas  weL  began  to  draw  to  our  end 
8.1.  wifdome  reacheth  from  one  end  to  anot. 
i4.14.fhaH  iheycomefhortly  to  an  end 

27. the  caufe,and  them/ of  all  evill 
18.21.and  fo  brought  the  calamity  to  attend 
19. 1. on  them  without  mercy  unto  the  end 

4. drew  them  unto  this  c »d,and  made 
Ecc!.7.$6.  remember  the  end, and  thou  (halt 
9.1 1. thou  knoweft  not  what  fh/all  be  Hisend 
1 1. 27. in  bis  end  his  deeds  (hall  be  difcovered 
14.18.  one  cometh  to  an  cnd,and  another  is 
iv>.2  2,thetriall  of  all  things  is  in  theend 
18.12.and  perceived  rheirwo/tobeevill 

24-the  wrath  that  (hall  be  in  the  end 
2i.9.theew/ofthem  is  a  flame  of  fire 

io.them/  thereof  is  the  pit  of  hell ' 
z 8.6. remember  thy  end,\n&  let  enmity  ceafe 
30. 1. he  may  have  joy  of  him  in  the  end 

10. left  thou  gnafh  thy  teeth  in  the  end 
33.23.at  the  time  when  thou  (halted  thy 
38.8.  and  of  hiswoik  there  is  rrofwrf 
43.26.  by  him  the  end  of  them  hath  profper. 
46.20.and  fliewed  the  king  his  end 
47.io.order  the  folemn  times juntill  the  end 
ji.14.  willfeek  her  out  even  to  the  end 
Bar.^.z  5.  great, and  hath  not  end 

1  Mac.  2. 1 3. to  what  end  therefore  (hould  we  live 

14.10.was  renowned  to  the  endof  the  world 

2  Mac.^.S.  in  the  end  therefore  he  had  anunhap. 

10.9. and  this  was :the  endof  Antiochus 
1  j.37.andherel  will  makean  end 

3?.read  the  ftory.  And  here  (lull  be  an  end 

(EnOeU. 

1  E/"<^.6.20.the  building  is  not  yet  fully  ended 

2  Efd.6.6.by  we  they  (hall  be  ended,  and 

1 1.44.  and  behold  they  are  ended 

.1.4.9.  untill  the  times  be  end  d 
ftid.z. 4. and  when  he  had  endedhis  counfell 
Efther  1  j. t. when  (Tie  hid  endedhet  prayers 
£cc.  fo.19. till  the  folemnity  of  the  L.wasendcd 
2  Afdc.i  j.24.andhef«^£'rfthus 

4Ent)tng. 
z  £/2/.9.6.and  ending  in  effects  and  fignes 

(EnOing- 
fif.7.  i8.the  beginning,c««f»ig,  and  rnidft  of  the 


<Ent)0. 

2  Efd.  16. 1 3  .to  be  (hut  into  the  ends  of  the  wor. 
rrif.6.i.yethatbe  judges  of  thee/2. of  the  eatth 
i  Mac.  1 . 3  .went  thorow  to  the  the  ends  of  the 

(EntsneD. 
Eccl.  1 7. 3 .  he  endued  them  with  ftrength 

(EnDtwe. 
Ecc/.2.2.and  conftantly  eniurt}znd  make  not 
16.2a.or  whocan  endure  them  ?  for 
40. 1  a.trtfe  dealing  (hall  endure  forever 
4  j.  26.  that  their  glory  may  endure  forever 
Mac.6. 30.  I  now  endure  fore  pains  in  body 
9.1  o.ho  man  could  endure  to  carry,  for  his 
(EnOuieO, 
I'/ifd.  1 1.2  y.  how  could  any  thing  have  endured 
1 6.  f  .thy  wrath  endured  not  for  ever 
1 7.i7.and  endured  that  neceffity  which  could 
1 8.20.but  the  wrath  eftdured not  long 

1  Mac  10. 1  j .of  the  paines  they  had  endured 

2  Mac.-;.  17. endured  the  trouble  of  education 

(EnOureft. 
Bar.t.i.fot  thou cndurejl  forever,and  we  perifh 

(EntmafTar, 
fob. r.  1  j. a-nd  favour  before  Enemajfar,(o  that  I 
1  j.  now  when  Encmtffar  was  dead 
16. in  the  time  of  Enemajfar }l  gave  many 

(Enettq?-, 

Eccl. 6. 1.  (lead  of  a  friend,  become  not  an  enemy 
8. 7.  re  Joyce  hot  over  thy  greueft  enemy 
1 2.$. and  an  enemy  canaot  be  hidden 

1  o. never  truft  thine  enemy :  for  like  as  iron 
1 6. an  enemy  fpcaketh  fweetly  with  his 

20.23.  miketh  htm  h  is  enemy  for  nothing 
23.3  -af id  mine  enemy  rs Joyce  over  m e 

2  j. 7. that  liveth  to  fee  the  fall  of  hisenemy 
ij.no  wrath  above  the  wrath  of  an  enemy 

27. 1 8.as  a  man  hath  deflroyed  his  enemy 
29  6. gotten  him  an  enemy  without  ciufe 
3o;3.teacheth  hisfon,grieveth  the  enemy 

3  6.7. take  away  the  adverfary,  &  dcitr.thecB. 
37.2.  when  a— frknd  is  turned  to  an  enemy 

j  taketh  up  the  buckler  againft  the  enemy 

1  M«c.2-7.delivered  into  the  hands  of  the  enemy 

9.  young  men  with  the  fword  of  th.  enemy 
8.23.the  fword  alfo  and  enemy  be  far  from 
1 3. j  i.deftroyed  a  great  enemy  out  oflfrael 

2  Mic.  3. 3, 8. if  thou  haft  any  enc my  or  traitour 

j  8i3S  an  open  enemy  of  his  .ountrey 
8.16.  to  be  ftricken  with  terrourof  the  enemy 
1 0.26. and  to  be  an  enemy  to  their  enemies 
<Ertem<c0. 
t  Efd  4>4.fend  them  ouc  againft  the  enemies 
1  Efd.  1.  r  i.and  have  {lain  all  their  enemies 
j.27.overinto  the  hands  of  thine  enemies 

Ejlber  14.(5. 
3  o.and  haft  preferved  thine  enemies 
6. 24. fight  one  againft  anoihetlike  enemies 
Tob.  1 2.  io.they  that  (in  are  enemies  to  their  own 
fud.S.  1  j.to  deftroy  us  before  our  enemies 
1 9.  had  a  great  fall  before  our  tnemies 
3  j.  to  take  vengeance  on  out  enemies 
1 3.  J. to  the  deftru(ftionofoure?K7»iM 
i4.but  hath  deftroyed  ontenem.    Ver.17. 
1 8  .the  hf  ad  of  the  chief  of  our  enemies 
1  j.j.  were  done  in  the  camp  of  their  enemies 
EJlb.  13. 6. deftroyed  us  by  the  fword  of  their  eft. 
"f'ifd.z.  1 8.  deliver  him  from  the  hand  of  his  en. 
j.  17.  weapon  for  the  revenge  of  his  enemies 
10. 1 2. (lie  defended  him  from  his  enemies 
1 9.f  or  fhe  drowned  their  enemies ,and 
ii.3.they  flood  againft  their  enemies,  and 

j.  by  whit  things  their  enemies  were  punL 

12:20.  for  if  thou  didft  punifh  the  enemies  of 

22. thou  fcourgeft  ourra.  a  thoufand  times 

24.  even  amongft  the  beads  of  their  enem. 

1  j .  1 4. all  the  enemies  of  thy  people  that 

i6.4.how  their  enemies  were  rormented 

8.  thou  madeft  thine  enemies confeffe  that 

2  2.did  deftroy  the  fruit  of  the  enemies 
18. 2. for  rhat  they  had  htenenemies 

Eccl.6.4.  be  laughed  tofcorn  of  his  enemies 

Cbap.i8.3i.&  42. ir. 

13.  fepararerhy  felffmm  thine  enemies 

I2.9.in  the  piofpericy  of  a  man  ,«ze»*.  will  be 

2j.r4.any  revenge,  but  the  rcrenge  of  enem. 

26.2 7. fought  out  to  drive  away  the  enemies 

20  t  ^.fiaht 


'Apoc.       ENE      ENO 


E  N  T        E  P  H  E  QJ1        ESC       Apoc. 


29. 1 3  .fight  for  thee  againft  thine  enemies 
4b.r.taking  vengeance  of the enemies  that 


5  when  the  enemies  preffed  upon  him 
47.7  he  deft  toyed  the  enemies  on  every  fide  . 
5i.8.outof  the  hands  bihisemmies 
Bfli.j.io.that  thou  att  in  thine  enemies  land 
.4.1.6  as  a  flock  caught  of  the  enemies 
$.6.were  led  away  of  their  enemies 
6.{6.they  cannot  withftand  any  kings  orra. 
Van  }.8.into  the  hands  of  lawleffe  enemies 

1  Mac. 4.  1 8.  ftand  ye  now  againft  your  enemies 

?6.behold,our  enemies  are  difcomfited 
7.i9.the  enemies  were  prepared  to  take  away 
10. z  tf.nor  joyning  your  felves  with  our  ene. 

8 1  .fo  the  enemies  horfes  were  tired 

I  < .  1 9  nor  yet  aid  their  enemies 

2  Mac.  1  o.  1.6 .  to  be  an  enemy  to  their  enemies 

29. appeared  to  the  enemies  from  heaven 
20. and  lightnings  againft  their  enemies 

I I  1 1  .giving  a  charge  upon  their  enemies 
1  i.n.the  enemies  being  fmitten  with  fear 

28.breaketh  the  ftrength  of  his  enemies 
j,,!!  .difclofcd  the  fecrets  to  the  en  mies 
1 4. 5  7. through  thefudden  Glenceofhis  ene. 

2  z .  be  fuddenly  pra&ifed  by  the  enemies 
1  <  zg.and  his  company  encountred  the  enem. 

enfojcetlj. 

1  Mac ■  3.14.  r-hat  e»farceth  to  doe  thus 

<2nfo£mrt>. 

2  Af&c.  13.4.  and  Ly  li  as  enfor  me  d  the  king 

14.1.  Judas  was  enformed,  that  Demetrius 

(EngeWJi. 
£«/.24. 14-like  a  palm-tree  in  Eflgeddi 
engtnes. 

1  Af«.  ?.  j  o.bearing  ladders,  and  other  engines 
6- 3 1. many  dayes.making  rargmf*  for  war 

Chap.9.64.&  1  1.20.8c  if.if. 
5 1  .fet  their  artillery  wi  th  engines 
<j  i. made  engines  againft  engines 
9.67  .and  burnt  up  the  engines  of  war 

Chap.ij.43,44. 

2  Mae,  1 2. 1  ? .  w  ithout  any  rams,or  engi.  of  war 

27.p10vifionofesg7.HCs  and  darts 

engratictj. 

£«/.4f  .1 1. with  a  writing  engraved  for  a  memo. 
1 2.w herein  was  engraved  holincfle 
enjop. 
wifd.1.6.  let  us  e»/qythe  good  things  that  arc 

enjopetj. 
1  £/y.  1.58.  land  had  enjoyed  her  fabbaths 

enlarged. 
1  Mac.i^.6.cnlarged  the  bounds  of  his  nation 

enrmtp. 
lE/H.i.fo.were  at  OM»tfywiththem}ind 
Eccl.6.9.3  friend,  who  being  turned  to  enmity 

28.6.remember  thy  cnd,and  let  rawi/y  ceafe 
1  Mac.ii.40Ms  men  of  war  were  at  enmity 
enoch. 

i  Efd.6.49.  the  one  thou  cailedft  Enoch 

y  1  .unto  Enoch  thou  gaveft  one  part 
Eccl. 4  4.\6. Enoch  pleafed  the  Lord,  and 

4j.i4.no  man  created  UkcEnoch 
enoitgrj. 
Wifd.  14.x  i.this  was  not  enough  for  them 

1 8. 2 5.  it  was  c«o;^  that  they  onely  tafted 
Eccl.  ? .  1  .and  fay  not,I  have  enough  for  my 

1  i.i4.again,fay  not  J  have  enough,  and 

18. if. when  thou  rnftcao/^rennember  the 

3  1.5  .followeth corruption, fliall  rwitenough 
4?.jo.yecan  never  goe  fit  enough 

1  i>to.7.4i.let  this  be  enough  now  to  have  fpok. 

enora. 

Eccl.  3  f .  1  .t he  law  bringeth  offerings  enow 

2  Mac.  10.19.  who  were  enow  tobefiege  them 

Cnqntre. 
2  Efdr.a.  1 5  .enquire  how  the  righteous  fhall  be 
Jud&.in.cnquire  not  you  of  mine  aft 
E«/.2 1.17. they  enquire  at  the  mouth  of  the 

enqairets. 
Tat.  5 . 1 3 .1  have  enquired  to  know  thy  tribe 

enqnfrp. 
1  Jtfflc9.26.they  made  enquiry  and  fearchfor 

CmfcheD. 

I  £«/.$  5. 1  ©.according  as  he  ratnenriched  thee 

(CnrolleD. 

I I  Ate.10.36.  esrotoiamongft  the  kings  forces 

— — JE i _____-__—. 


Cnter. 

1  Efdr.2. 83  .which  ye  enter  in  to  poffefle 

2  E/C/.7. 14. labour  not  to  enter  thefe  ftrait  arid 
Wifd.1.4.  into  a  maliofoul  wifdom  will  not  cut. 

enierpitfe. 

Eccl.  37. 1 6. let  reafongoe  before  ev ery  enterprife 
2.  Ate.  14.6.0)  further  his  foolilh  ente rprife 

e«terp?tfes. 

Jud.io.S.and  atccomplifn  thine  enterprises 

1 3. ?. and  to  execute  mine  enterprises,  to  the 
t  Ate.9,  5  y.  and  his  enterprifes  hindered 

entertain. 
wifd.  1 8 . 3 .  to  entertain  them  honourably 
Eccl.zg.z  j.thou  (halt  e/tfertazTZ  and  feaft,  and 
i  Mac. 1 4.23.10 entertain  the  men  honourably 

CntcrtaiiKO 
Tob.j.2.  they  entertained  them  cheetfully 

Cnticeth. 
wi/if.  1 5. f. the  fight  whereof  enticeth  fools 

entrance. 
2  £/3.7-4.put  the  cafe  the  entrance  were  nirrow 

7.  the  entrance  thereof  is  narrow 
Jud.^.y.  by  them  there  was  no  entrance 
wifd.j,6.d\\  men  have  one  entrance  unto  life 
2c/.  1 3. they  had  made  a  privie  entrance,  whereby 
1  Ate.i4.s;.madean  entrance  into  the  iflcs 

entrances. 
zEfd.j.  1 2.then  were  the  entrances  of  this  world 

entrap. 
Eccl.9, 1 1. lie  in  wait  to  e>itr.ip  thee  in  thy  words 
entreat. 

Tob.  10. r  2.  wherefore  doe  notcntreat  herevill 
£«/.7.20.fervant  worketh— ■ entr*  him  not  evill 

entreateO. 

1  Afac.11.26.  the  king  entreated  him  as  his 
i2.8.eBCrcdrect  the  ambjflador  that  was  Cent 

i  Mac. 9. 28. as  he  entreated  other  men 

12.30.  and  entreated  them  kindly  in  the  time 
entred. 

2  £/<£  10. 1.  entred  into  bis  wedding  chamber 
r      1 3 .4  3. and  they  cntred'mto  Euphrates  by 

Tob. 3. 1 7. and  entred  into  his  houfe,  and  Sara 
Jud.  1 6. 1 8.  aflbon  as  they  entred  into  Jerufalem 
Wr/ii  10.16.fhe  entred  into  the  foul  of  the  fervant 

1 4«i4.they  ewrred  into  the  world,and 
Bel- 1 3  .whereby  they  entred  in  continually 

1  Afac.t2.13.and  entred  into  the  Senate 
13.47.and  foe»frcrfintoit  with  fongsand 

y  i.and  entred  into  it  the  2  3.day  of  the 
\4.i.entredby  the  haven  of  Tripolis 

entie. 

2  Ejd.  2.28.  the  heathen  (hall  euvie  thee 
'Pi/.2.24.throughc«wc  of  the  divell  Came  death 
Eccl.9. 1 1.  envic  not  the  glory  of  a  finner 

30.34.e-/meand  wrath  fhorteneth  the  life 
3 7. 10. hide  thy  counfell  from  fuch  as  ca.thee  j 
40.$.wrath  and  c»t>?c3trouble,&  untjuietnefs 
t  Mac.S. i6.there  was  neither  envie  nor  emulat. 

enWeth. 
2  Efd.  16.49.  like  as  an  whore envieth  a  right 
Eccl.m.6.  worfe  then  he  that  cswtfbhimfelf 
1  Ota  wicked  eye  envieth  his  bread 

envious, 

jTo&.4.  1 6. and  let  not  thine  eye  be  envious 
Eccl.  1 4.$'  whatfhould  an  envious  man  do  with 
S.the  enviow  man  hath  a  wicked  eye 
1 8. 18  .a  gift  of  the  envious  confumeth  the  eys 
20. 14. nor  ofthe  enviousiot neceffity 
37.1 1. nor  with  an  envious  man  of  unthankf. 
epl)00. 
£cc/.4  j.8.  with  a  long  robe,and  the  ephod 

epttfatm. 
Jud.6-%.  and  the  hirelings  oiEphraim 
Eccl.47.-L  i.out  of  Ephraim  ruled  a  rebellious 
2 3  and  (hewed  Ephraim  the  way  of  fin 
epStfon. 

1  Mac.  5 .46.  now  when  they  came  to  Eph/on 

2  Mac.  11.17  .removed  the  hoft  towards  Ephron 
epiphanesf. 

1  AfrtC.i.io-therecamcout  of  them — Ep'phan. 
Cha.io.i.2  Mac.z. 20.&  4.7.8c  10.9. 

epifik.  epiiiles. 
Efther  1 1 . 1 .  btought  this  epiftle  of  Phurim 
Bdr.6.i.a  copy  oia.n  cpiflle  which  Jeremy 
r  A/4C.8. 2  2. this  is  the  copy  ofthe  epi/i/e 

2  Ate.2.i  3. the epiftles  of  the  kings  concerning 

Q-qqqq  ; 


equal!. 
Eccl.  1 3  •  1 1  .affeft  not  to  be  made  equal!  unto 
'    J  i-9-  *?»«//  not  thy  felfe  with  them- 
2  M ac.8 . 3  o.artd  the  aged  c? wa/if  in  ff  oils 
13.23.  and  fwore  to  all  cquall conditions 
equals. 
2  Mac.o.  t  y.make  them  all  equals  to  the  citizens 

equftp, 
£/ZfeT.i3.2.carryingmyfelfalwaywithf^«'/y 
Wifd.9. 3  .according  to  equity  and  right 

12.18.thou — judgeft  withc^«(>y  &  ordereft 
erect, 
2  MftM4.33.ew?  a  notable  temple  unto  Bacc. 

erecteD, 
1  Efd.  j.  j o.they  Ci cc7crf  the  altar  upon  his  owne 
erre, 

1  £/«/.3.i8.catifethall  men  to  erre  that  drink  it 
ivifd.  1 3 .6.they  peradventure  erre  fecking  God 
Eccl.  1 5. 1 1.  he  hath  caufed  me  to  erre 

2  Mac.i.z.  that  they  mould  not  ore 
erreO. 

1  E/i.4.27.  have  eiverfand  finned  for  women 
H'ifd.$.6.have  erred  from  the  way  of  riuch 

14.1t.ened  in  the  knowledge  of  God 

i7.i.unnunured  fouls  have  erred 
errour. 
Tob.  5. 1 3.not  feduced  with  the  ermir  of  out  bre. 
Jud.  5. 20.  if  there  be  any  errour  in  this  people 
Wifd.  1  •  20.feek  not  death  in  the  errour  of  your 

1 1.24.  very  far  in  the  wayes  of  errour 
£#£.4.15.  be  abafhed  ofthe  err.  of  ihine  ignor. 

11.16.  errour  &  darkn.  had  their  beginning 

erronrs. 
1  E/d.9.20.  reconcilement  for  the  errour s   ■ 

efau. 
xEfl  3.i6.didft  chufeJacob,mdputby£/rf« 
6.8.  when  Jacob  and  Efau  were  born 

Jacobs  hand  held  firft  the  heel  ofEfnii 
9. for  Efau  is  the  end  of  this  world 
Judith  7. 8. chief  ofthe  children  ofEfait 

1  Ate.s.3.fought  aga.the  child,  of  Efau  V  65 
efap. 

2  E/i?r.2.i8.will  fend  my  fervantSj£/ay  &  Jere. 
EccZ.48.20.by  the  miniftery  of  Efay 

2i.as  Efay  the  propher3who  was  great 
efcape. 
zEfd.6.z<;.  ihalle/M/>f-,and  fee  my  falvation 
9.7 .  be  able  to  efcape  by  his  works 
16.2  2. and  the  other  that  efcape  the  hunger 
Judith  7 .  19.  there  is  no  w  ay  to  efcape 
Eft.  1 6.4.  they  think  to  efcape  the  juitice  of  God 
wifd.  1 6. 1 5.  not  poflible  to  efcape  thine  hand 
Ecd.6. 3  5. parables  of  understanding  f/edpe  thee 
1 1 .  10.  nor  (halt  thou  efcape  by  flying 
16.11.it  is  marvell  if  he  efcape  unpunifhed 

13.  the  finner  fhall  not  efcape 
io.3.for  fo  (halt  thou  efcape  wilfull  fin 
har.6.y/.^t>\t  to  e/cdpc,either  from  theevesor 
Sufan.z  i.I  cannot  efcape  your  hands 
2  Ate.3.38.wellfcourged,ifhec/c<Jpc-  with  his 
6.26.yet  fhould  I  not  efcape  the  hand  of 
7. 1 9. that  thou  (halt  efcape  unpunifhed 
9.22.  great  hope  to  efcape  this  ficknefle 
1  o.  20.  and  let  fome  of  them  efcape 
efcapet). 
wifd,  1 4. 6.  efcaped  in  a  weak  veffell 
Eccl.  27. 20.  he  is  as  a  toeefcaped  out  ofthe  fnare 
40.6.  as  if  he  were  efcaped  out  of  a  battell 

1  Mac. 4.26. the  ftrangers  that  had  efcaped 

2  Mac.j.i  %.  thou  haft  not  yet  efcaped 
1 1. 1 2. many  of  ihem —  efcaped  naked 

fled  away  fhamefully,and  Cocfcaped 
etc  apetij. 
Eccl.  3  6.9.  let  him  that  efcapeth,  be  confumed 
42.20.no  thought  efcapeth  him 
etb?as. 

1  Efd.8. 1  .came  Efdras  the  fon  of  Seraias 
3.  this  Efdras  went  up  from  Babylon 
7. for  Efdras  had  very  great  skill 
if  .then  faid  Efdras  the  fcnbe,Bleffed 

9. 1 6.and  Efdras  the  prieft  chofe  unto  him 
40. fo  Efdras  the  chief  prieft  brought 
4f .  then  took  Efdras  the  book 

2  E/ii.i.i.thefecond  book  ofthe  prophet  Efdr.l 
2.3  3.I  Efdras  received  a  charge 
6,  io.other  cjucftion,£/i/fW,)ask  thou  not       j 

7. J. up 


Apoc.       EST       EVE 


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EVE       E  V  I 


7. i.  up  Efdras,  and  hcate  the  words 

Chap.8.23i9.  &  14.1. 

Cfdiclott. 

Jud.1.8.  and  the  great  plains  of  EJdrelo* 

j.9.cameoveragainft  Efd.    Cha.4,.6.&  7.3. 
QEffpfe. 

1  3f<tt.$.$8.Judasfent  to  efpie  the  hofte 

4£f?ieD. 
Toi.i  i.6.when  (he  <//>/«/  him  coming/aid  to 

dBttabltfy. 
£c^  6.37.  he  (hall  eftablijb  thine  heart 

Cftab!iS)iO. 
E«7. 1 4. 1  o .  fo  was  I  eftabl/jbed  in  Z ion 
j  1.1 1. his  goods  fliall  be  cftabHJhcd,md  the 
4i.i7.mightbeE/2dW{/&<?;/forhisglory 
44.20.he  efiabl/fhcd  the  covenant  in  his  flefli 
4g.^.heeftablijhed  the  worftiip  of  God 
i  JW<?c.  i.i60whcnthe  kingdom  vi  as  eflablifbcd 
14.26.h1s  father have cftablijbed  Ifrael 

2  Af  rfc  1 4. 1  j. that  hid  eflablifbcd his  people  for 

©aabltflhet:!;. 
Eccl.%.o.cftablifbeth  thehoufes  of  children 
42.2  j. one  thing  cftablifheth  the  good  of  anot. 

<ffiftate. 

Tob.  1  1  j.v/hofe  c/toe  was  troubled,that  I  could 
fud.6. lo.and  pity  the  low  estate  of  our  nation 
Eccl.z.4.  when  thou  art  changed  to  a  low  eftate 
1 1. 1 2.  fet  him  up  from  a  low  eftate 
20.1  i.lifteth  up  his  head  from  his  low  eftate 
22.23.5  mean  eftate  is  not  al  wayes  to  be  con. 
2<>.8.patience  w  ith  a  man  in  a  poor  eftate 
1 6. overthrow  the  good  eftate  of  his  furety 
1 8. hath  undone  many  of  good  eUate 
3  1. 4. the  poor  laboureth  in  his  poor  c (late 
1  Mac.  3.43  .let  us  reftore  the  decayed  eftate  of 
1  J. 3. may  reftoreitto  the  old  estate 

•StlccnteO.  dBftecmeuft. 

Efth.  1 4. 1 7. have  not  greatly  eftcemed  die  ki.feaft 

wifd.z,  1 6.  we  are  efteemed  of  him  as  counterfe. 

7. 8. and  eftcemed  riches  nothing,  in  comparif. 

12.7.  the  land  which  thou  efyeemedft  above  all 

£tf/.40.2y.counfellis  efteemed  above  them  both 

OEfther. 

£y?fey  10.6.  this  river  is  Efther,  whom  the  king 

1  %.9.Efther,  what  is  the  matter  ?  I  am  thy 

1  £,  1 3 .as  alfo  of  blameleffe  Efther, partaker 

CGfctmatton. 

wij/2/.8.io.forber  fake  I  ihall  have  eftimation 

CftratigeD. 
1  Afaf.ii.j3.andf^/^crfhimfelffrom  Jonat. 

CternaU. 

wifd.\7.z.  exiled  from  the  etcmall providence 

Eccl.zq.  1 8.1  therefore  being  etcmall,  3m  giving 

36.1 7-thc  Lord,  the  eternall  God 

(tBtetrnttp. 

frf/2/.2.23.made — an  image  of  his  own  eternity 
Ecd.\*z.and  the  dayes  of  efem'iy 

1 8. 1  o.a  thoufand  yeers  to  the  dayes  of  eterni. 

ectopia. 
1  Efdr.j.Z'  from  India  unto  Ethiopia 

E[ther  12.1.&  16. 1. 
Jud.1.10,  come  to  the  border  of  Ethiopia 

<£fee. 

7e&.8.6'.and  gaveft  £f  e  his  wife  for  an  helper 

<fl5ben. 
Bar. 1.7. to  make  ma  the  ground,that  Ifrael 
Cbenfng, 

1  Efdr.S.jz.  untill  the  evening  facrifice 
Tob.6. 1. they  came  in  the  czwz.to  the  river  Tigr. 
Jud.y.  l.the  incenfe  of  that  evening  was  offered 

1 2.o.untill  ihe  did  eat  her  mcatatcw»«zg 
1 3 . 1. now  when  the  evening  was  come 
Ecc.i  8.26.  from  the  morning  untill  the  evening 
1  Ma.io.9o. 

€bmt. 

2  AfAr.j.2?.  expect  what  (hall be  theevent 

(tBbertrs. 
mfd.%.%.  the  ew»fr  of  feafons and  times 
<Eber. 

1  Efd.e.6 1  .mercy  is  for  ewv  and  ever  in  Ifrael 

2  Efd.7.^  3.«vhofe  fruit  endures  for  ever 

9.3 1.  be  honoured  in  it  for  ever 
16.67.  meddle  no  more  with  them  for  ever 
Tob.$.z.  thou  judged  truly  and  judly  forever    I 
1 1. Name  isbleffed,&  honourab.  for  ever 
let  all  thy  works  praife  thee  for  ever  \ 


8. 5. blefled  be  thy  holy —  Name  for  ever 

if.and  thine  eledt praife  thee  forever 

11.14  .and  blefled  is  thy  Narne  for  ever 

1 2. 1 8.  wherefore  praife  him  for  ever 

I3.i.bkffcd  be  God  thatliveth  for  ever 

10.  and  love  in  thee  for  ever  thofe  that  are 

i2.blefT.  fliall  all  be  wcblove  thee  for  ever 

1 4.  and  ihall  be  glad  for  ever 

18. which  hath  extolled  it  for  ever 

14.5".  houfe  of  G.  (hall  bebuilcinit  for  ever 

fnd.  1 3 .  19. remember  the  power  of  G  od  for  ever 

16.24.they  (hall  feel,and  weep  for  ever 
Efther  1 4. 1  o.  magnifie  a  flcfhly  king  for  ever 

16. 17. hateful  to  wild  beads  &  fowls  for  cv. 
ivifd.}.8.\.heu  Lord  fliall  reign  for  ever 

14.  i3.beginning,neither  (hal  they  be  form. 
i6.l>.thy  wrath  endurethfor  ever 
Eccl,  1. 1. and  is  with  him  forever 

i6.»7.hegarniihcthhis  work  forever 
17. 9. glory  in  his  iEarvellousafts  forever 

1 5<their  wayes  are  ever  before  him 
18. 1  .he  that  liveth  for  ever3ae?.ted  all  things 
24.3  3. and  leave  it  to  all  ages  for  ever 

3  8.28.andtheanvillisewin  his  ears 
40.i7.mercifulneffe  endureth  for  ever 
42.23-thffe  things  live  and  remain  forever 
44. 13-their  feed  (hall  remain  forever 

4  j. 24. the  dignity  of  the  pried- hood  for  ever 

26.  that  their  glory  may  endure  for  ever 
47. 1 1 .  and  exalted  his  horn  for  ever 

1 3. prepare  his  lancluary  for  ever 
48.$ f  .whaj  fnould  come  to  paffe  for  ever 

ficrtt  things  or  ever  tl~ny  came 
50. 23. peace  may  be'-'-in  Ifrael  for  ever 
29. blefled  be  the  Lord  for  ever.  Amen 
Bar.  3 . 3  .for  thou  endured  for  ever 

1 3  .(houldrt  have  dwelled  in  peace  for  ever 
4. 1. and  the  Law  that  endureth  for  ever 

23. with  joy  and  gladneffe  for  ever 
5. 1  .glory  that  cometh  from  God  for  ever 
Dan.z.zS.  praifed  &  exalted  above  all  for  ever 
3  2.  praifed  and  gloriritd  above  all  for  ever 
andfo  to  the  end'tf  the  Chapter. 
Pray.ofMan.I  will  praife  thee  for  ever 

thine  is  the  glory  for  ever  and  ever 
1  Af(W.3.7.hismemoriallisbkfled  for  ever 
4.S4-  becaufe  his  mercy  endureth  for  ever 
8. 23. the  Jewsby  fea,and  by  land  for  ever 
n.36.fromtbis  time  forth  for  ever 
i6.2.and  my  fathers  houfe  for  ever 
z  Mac.8. zq.  reconciled  with  his  fcrvant  for  ever 
1 1.26.  and  ever  go  on  cheerfully  about  thine 
1 4.2j-hade(hbli(hed  his  people  for  ever 
Cbciflafti'ng. 
1  Efd.z.  1 1  .give  thefe  the  everlafting  tabernacles 
34.he  will  give  you  everlaftingreft 
3  y.  tat  everlafting  life  (hall  dine 
3.1  f  .and  madeft  an  everlaftingcovenant 
7.jo.promifed  us  an  everlafting  hope 
Tob.  1 .6 .by  an  everlafting  decree,  having  the 
3.6.to  goe  into  the  everlaftingphce 
1 3.6.  and  ex  toll  the  everlafting  King 
10.  and  praife  the  everlafting  King 
!Fifd.7.z6.  (he  is —  the  everlasting  light 

8. 1 3. leave  behind  me  an  everlafting  light 
Eccl.  1 .4.  underftanding  of  prudence  rrom  tveyl. 
%  .and  her  wayes  are  everlafting  comfort 
1 5. hath  built  an  everlafting  foundation 
2.9.  hope  for  good,and  for  everlafting  joy 
1 5.6. to  inherite  an  everlafting  Name 
17. 1 2.  he  made  aneverlafting  covenant 
39.20.  feeth  from  everlafting  to  everlafting 
4 z .2 1.  he  is  from  everlafting  to  everlafting 
44. 1 8. an  everlasling covenant  was  made 
45.7  an  everlafting  covenant  he  made  with 

1  y. appointed  unto  him  by  an  everl.coven, 
49. 1 2.  was  prepared  for  everlafting  glory 
Bar.4.  io. which  :^e Everl-tftingbrougtit  on  them 

Verfe  14. 
20. unto  the  Everlafting  in  dayes 

2  2.my  hope  is  in  the  Everlafting 

from  the  Ever/aslingfiiir  Saviour 
24. glory  and  brightnefie  of  theEvcrtafting 
29. (hall  bring  you  everlafting  joy  again 

3  5. fire  (hall  come  upon  her  from  the  Eve. 
f.z.oi  the  glory  of  the  EverlaUing 


Apoc 

S«/".42.0  everlafting  God,  that  knowelt  the 

1  Mac.z.<$i. great  h>nour,and  an  cvcrla.  Name 

j4-covenant  of  an  everlaftin?  prieft-hood 
57-throne  of  an  everlafting  kfngdeme 

2  Mac.i.z  j.  onelyJaft,Almigbty,and  Everlaft. 

7  9. for  his  lawes,unto  everlafting  life 
36.under  Gods  covenant  of  everlafting  life 

CbetlaatngneRe. 

2  £/c/.8.2o.that  dwelled  in  cverlaftingncffe 

Cbenno^e. 

1  Efd.2-8  t.to  your  children  for  evermore 

2  Efd.z.}  5. (hi  II  ftine  upon  you  for  evermore 
f/td.  1  f .  io.bleffed  be  thou — for  evermore 
W/W,4.i8.reprcach  among  the  dead  forevermtre 

J.  1 7. the  righteous  love  for  evermore 
6. 2 1. that  ye  might  reign  fox  evermore 
Eccl. 44.14.  their  name  liveth  evermore 
Bar.^.i  2.  he  that  prepared  the  earth  fotevermo. 
Dan.-$. z.be  praifed  and  glorified  forevemore 
x  Mac.  10.30.from  this  day  forth  for  evermore 
...       Chap  15.8. 
14.4.33  that  evermore  his  authority  &  honour 

2  Efd. 4. 1 1.  corruption  that  is  evid.  in  my  (Tphc 
ZZ/2/jer  16.9  judgmgthings  that  aremiea,:'  ° 
z  Mac.  1  j.j  f .  an  evident  and  inanifeft  (Jan 
<SSMH.  ° 

1  Efd- i.44.and  did  evillbefqre  the  Lord 

47.  and  did  m#  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 

2  E{d.i.$. thit  which  is evill before  hjm    ■ 

1 4.I  have  broken  the  evill  in  piect-s 
3.2i.depatted  away,and  the  evill  abode  flill 

29.  my  foule  faw  many  evill  dayes 
4.28. for  the  evill  is  fown,but  the  deftruftion 
29-if  the  place  where  the  evill  is  fown  pafs 
jo.tbe  grain  of  evill  feed  h  ich  been  fown 
3  1.  the  grain  of  ra#feed  hath  brought 
3  3  .wherefore  are  our  yeers  few  and  evill 
6. 27. for  evill  (hall  be  put  out>and  deceit 
8. 5  3  .the  root  of  evill  is  fealed  up  from  you 
1 3.3  8.1ay  before  them  their  evill  thoughts 
T06.3.8.  whom  Afmodeus  the  evill  fpiridiad 
17.ro  bind  Afmodeus  them//fpiric 
6.7-if  a  divell  or  an  evill  fpirit  trouble  any 

1  f.make  thou  reckoning  of  cheewi//fpiric 
8-  3.  which  fmell  when  the  evill  fpirit  had 
10. 1 2.  wherefore  do  not  entreat  her  evill 
\z.7.andnoevill  (hall  couch  thee 
Jud.7. 1 5.  render  them  an  evill  reward 
8.9.  when  (he  heard  rhe  evill  words 
Efther  1 3.?.and  evill  affected  to  our  ftate 
i6.4.that  feeth  all  things, and  hatethew# 
1  y . are  no  evill  doers,  but  live  by  moft  juft 
lFifd.14.z7.  caufe  an  end  of  all  evill 
1  j. 6.  are  lovers  of  evill  things ,  and  are 

1 2.though  it  be  by  evill  means 
1 6.8. it  is  thou  who  delivered  from  all  evill 
1  S.p.partakers  of  the  fime  good  and  evill 
EccL1.z4.an  et/i^fufpition  hath  overthrowne 
26.  a  dubborn  heart  lhall  fire  evill 
4.20.beware  of  evillyan&  be  not  afhamed 
< .  i4.an  evill  condemnation  upon  the  double 
7. 1. do  no  evillyfo  (hall  no  harm  come  to  thee 

20  worketh  trvily,inrreat  bim  not  evill 
9. 1. teach  her  not  an  evill  leffon 
1 1. 16.  and  cw^ihall  wax  old  with  them 
24.  and  what  cvillcan  come  to  me  hereaf. 
3  r  .and  turneth  ^ood  into  evill 
18. 8. what  is  good,  and  what  isevill 
1 2.  perceived  their  end  to  be  evill 
l9.6.hatetbbabbling,(hall  have  kflem'# 

2  8.findeth  opportunity,he  will  doe  evill 
20.9.  hath  good  fuccefle  in  evill  things 

i6.they  that  eat  my  bread, fpeak  evil  of  me 

2  2.26.  if  any  evill  happen  unto  me  by  him 
26.7.an  evill  wife  is  a  yoke  (haken  to  &  fro 
27.2  i.winketh  with  his  eyes,worketh  evill 
28.2 1.  the  death  thereof  is  an  evill  death 

3 1. 10. or  done  evill,3nd  hath  not  done  it 
1 3.3  wicked  eye  is  an  *w#rhing 

3  3»26.and  torments  for  an  evill  fcrvant 

27.  idlenefle  teacheth  much  evill 

3  1. if  thou  intreat  him  m//,and  he  turn 

3  7.  i8.four  man  of  things  appear  good  &  tv. 

27. and  fee  what  is  evill  for  ir^and  give 
38.17.led  thou  be  evill fpoken  of 

394.tryed 


>oc.      E  V I      UA 


E~X  A 


E  X  C 


E  X  1?       Apoc 


? 9. 4. tried  the  good  and  the  evill 

42. 5. make  the  fide  of  the  cv'M  (etw.  to  bleed 

6.  fure  keeping  is  good  where  an  evill  vs  ife 
51.12. delivered!!  me  fromthem/Z 
Pray.oFM.an.  by  reserving  evill  for  me 
©toils. 

2  Efdr.7.17.  is  delivered  from  the  forefaid  ewZ* 
1 2.43  .are  not  the  raft  which  are  come  to  us 
14.16.for  yet  greater  raZf  then  thofe  which 
17.  fo  much  the  more  (hall  raZiincreafe 
1 6. 1 8.{bnd  in  fear,  the  beginning  of  evils 
what  (hill  I  do  when  thefe  evils  (hall 
ai.then  (hall  evils  grow  upon  the  earth 
40  in  thofe  evils  be  even  as  pilgrims 
Eflher  10.9  .delivered  us  from  thofe  evils 

1 1. 9. fearing  their  own  evils,3.nd 
Bar.  1. 10.  the  evils  cleaved  to  us,  and 
1  Mac.i.g.evils  were  multiplied  in  the  earth 
6.ii.  now  I  remember  the  evils  that  I  did  to 
8. 3  i.as  touching  the  evils  that  Demetrius 
i  o.  j.he  will  remember  all  the  evils  that  we 
©umenesf. 
I  M«.8.8.and  gave  to  king  Eumnes 

©umich\ 

/? «/.  1 2. 1 1  .then  faid  he  to  Bagos  the  e«»«c& 
r^/cf. 3. 1 4.bleffed  is  theeunuch  which  he  hath  in 
Eccl.  20.4.3s  is  the  luft  of  an  eunuch 

jo.io.groanetb,as  an  eunuch  that  imbraceth 
dEntutcijtf, 
E/Zfccr  1  i.i.the  two  eunuchs  of  the  king,and 
;  Verfe  6. 

3  .the  king  examined  the  two  eunuchs 
©upatoj. , 
I  Mac6.J7.3ad  his  name  he  called  Eupator 

©updates, 
1  E/dV.  1  .i  5 -raife  war  at  Carchamis,upon  Euph. 

17.  for  my  war  is  upon  Euphrates 
t  Efdr.  1 3.4 j. they  entred  into  Eupbratesby 
fud.t.6.a\\  that  dwelt  by  Euphrates 

2-24.be  went  over  Euphrat.  &  went  through 
Eccl.  24.26.  undetftanding  to  abound  like  Euph. 
1  Mac.  3.  j  1. from  the  river  Euphrates, unto  the 
3 7. and  having  paffed  the  river  Euphrates 

£«/,5  1. 19.111  my  doings  I  was  exact 
©icacteo. 

1  Efdr.i.i7.viho  reigned  and  exacted  tributes 

©jeactlp. 

2  E/J/jtm  16.64.hath  the  Lord  exactly  fearched 
EccZ.i6.25-declare  his  knowledge  exactly 

©icactneffe. 
Eccl.^z.^.oiexactneffe  of  balance  and  weights 

Cjealt. 
Tob.  1  r.6.it  is  good  topraife  God,and  exalt  his 
Jud.  i6.i. exalt  bim,zx\dcil\  upon  his  Name 
Eccl. i.$o.exalt  not  thy  felfe,left  thou 

il.4.&M/£notthy  felfin  the  day  of  honour 
1  j.  5 .(he  (hall  c xalt  him  above  his  neighbour 
43.30. exalt  him  as  much  as  youcan 

when  you  exalt  him3Jput  forth  all 

44.1  i.and  exalt  his  feed  as  the  ftars 

D<w.3.34.praifeand  exalt  him  above  allfor  ever 

Verf.  3 5, 36, 37,  38.,  39,40, 

41, 41, 43, 44,  45,46,47,48, 

56>S7>  JSj^j  60,61,62, 
-■.■.,'„  63, 64,  6  j. 

1  Afdc.14.3  5.  fought  by  all  means  to  exalthis 

©saltation. 

fud.to.  8.  to  the  exaltation  of  Jerufalem :  then 

1 3  4.  works  of  mine  hands  for  the  exaltation 

1  5  .cj.tbou  art  the  exaltation  of  Jerufalem 

1 6. 8  .for  the  exaltation  of  thofe  that  were 

©jcalteO. 

2  E/H?-.2.43.and  was  more  c xalted,wh\ch I 
/«rf.9.7.they  are  exalted  with  horfe  and  man 
£/&;•  1 1  ,i  1  .and  the  lowly  were  exalted 
EaZ.24.13. 1  wascraZferflike  a  cedar 

1 4.1  was  exalted  like  a  palm-tree 

3  3.1 2.fome  of  them  hatbhe — exalted 

4  5.6.  he  exalted  Aaron  an  holy  man 
47.11.  and  exalted  his  horn  for  ever 

I  Bar.z.$.vie  were  caft  down, and  not  exalted 
I      $.6.God  bringeth  them  unto  thee  exalted 


Dd«.3. 28.ro  be  praifed  and  exalted aboye  all  for 
Ver.29,  31. 
I  M  ac.1.3.  whereupon  he  was  exalted,  znd  his 
8.13.  that  they  were  greatly  exalted 
11.16.but  king  Ptolome  was  exalted 
©jealtetfj, 
Eccl.\.\9.exalteth  them  to  honour  that  hold 
4. 1  i.wifdome exaltetb  her  children 
7. 1  i.there  is  one  which  humbleth  and  exalt. 
50.2  2.which  exal.  our  dayes  from  the  womb 
©jealting, 
1  Efdr.  1 J .  f  3 .  exalting  the  ftroke  of  thine  hands 

©famine. 
1  Efd.g. \6.they  fat  together  to  examine  the  mat. 
^i/.2.i9.1et  us £#<*«»£  him  with  defpitefulnefs 
£«/.  18. 20. before  judgement  examine  thy  felfj 
Suf.S  i.ftom  another,and  I  will  examine  them 

©lamination. 
fud-S.17.for  the  examination  of  their  hearts 
Stf/^S.that  without  examination  or  knowledge 

©pammeO. 
£/2fer  1 2. 3. the  king  examined  the  two  eunuchs 
Ecc/.i  i.7.blame  not  before  thou  haft  examined 

©sample. 
fud.S.i^.Ut  us  (hew  an  example  to  our  brethren 
Eftber  14.1 1.  and  make  him  an  example  that 
W/#.4.2.men  take  an  example  at  it 
Eccl.44.1 6. being  an  example  of  repentance 
1  Mdc.6.28.  and  leave  a  notable  example 
3 1. leaving  his  death  for  an  example 
©jcceeD. 

2E/d.4.$o.whicb  in  tittsespaft  did  more  exceed 

©jcceetjco. 
i  E.M'.4.34.  thou  haft  much  exceeded 

©reeling. 
1  Efdr.i.iS.  how  exceeding  ilror.g  is  wine 
Ecf/.39.i6.works  of  theLord  are  exceeding  good 

1  Afac3.25.and  an  exceeding  great  dread 

10.2. gathered  an  exceeding  great  hoft 
1  5.3  6.  the  king  was  exceeding  wroth 

2  Az(jc.8.27.yeeldinge«£f«/i»gpraife  &  thanks 

1  f  .6.  fo  Nicanor  in  exceeding  pride  and 
13.  a  man  with  gray  hairs,  and  exceeding 
©jecee&inglp. 

1  Efdr.  1. 24-how  he  grieved  him  exceedingly 

2  E/ifr.1  j.6.wickedneffe  hath  Mrccc<Zi».polIuted 
J«^.4.2.they  were  exceedingly  afraid  of 
EccZ.47.24.finS  were  multiplied  exceedingly 

2  Afacio^.blafphemed  exceedingly ,&  uttered 

©iceell. 
1  Efdr.^.z.  doe  not  men  eire/Z  in  ftrength 
f^/isf.  1  j.9.but  ftriveth  to  excell  goldfmiths 
EccZ.  3  3.7.  \vhy  doth  one  day  ««# another 

©jccelleo. 
E^fer  13.3.  A  man  that  excelled  in  wifdome 

©itceliet!). 
1  Efdr.4.14.  nor  is  it  wine  that  exceUetb 

©jecellencg. 
Eccl.6. 1  5.  and  his  excellency  is  unvaluable 

1  Afac  1.40. her  f*cctocy  was  turned  into 

2  Mac6.23.theexcc%»cy  of  his  ancient  of  yeers 

©pcellent. 
Jud.liS.  that  thou  onely  art  excellent 
Eflher  16.16.in  the  mod  excellent  manner 
Ecc/.42.2i.hehath  garniihed  the  excellent  works 

48 .  24.he  faw  by  an  excellent  fpirit 
2  Mac.i.z6.excellent  in  beauty,  and  comely  in 

1  j .  1 3  .wonderfull  and  excellent  ma jefty 

(deception. 

wifd.i^.z 5.  reigned  in  all  men  without  excepti. 

©jeeeffe. 

Eccl. 1 1.29.  wine  drunken  viithexceffe,  maketh 
37.30.  excefe  of  meats  breeds  ficknefle 

©jecefTitoe. 
E«/.i9.3o.a  mans  attire,&  excefsive laughter 
3 3-29.be not  excefflve in  laughter 
©pcrjange. 
Eccl. $7. 1 1. with  a  merchant  concerning  exchan. 
44.17. he  was  taken  in  exchange 
©iccafe. 
Eccl.  3  2.1 7. but  findeth  an  excuje  according 
©jtecute. 

1  E/Jf>,.8,46.mightf«c«fe  the  priefts  office 
EccZ.45.1j.ande  xecutc  the  office  of  the  prieft 
Jud.i  3.  j.  to  cm/are  mine  enterprifes 

.     .  Qqqqq  ? 


Tfifd.g. 3. execute  judgement  with  an  upnVhs 
£«/.jy.i7.jadgcrightecafly,8f  fw.  judgment 

1  AZrtC.6.22.e.how  long  will  it  be  ere  thou  exec. 

©SecuteU. 
Da?z. 3. 4.thou  haft  executed  true  judgement 

2  Afac.3.2  j.Heliodorus  executed  that  which  was 

©Stecateth. 
Eccl.io.q.cxecuteth  judgement  with  violence 

©pemting. 
1  Efd.s.  39.  executing  the  office  of  the  prieflhood 
ivifd.  1 2. 1  o.  but  executing  thy  judgement 

©creation. 

1  E/^V.8.95.arife,  and  put  in  execution  :  for  to 
E/Zfe/-  16.10.not  to  put  in  execution  the  letters 

©jcercife. 

2  £/J/r.i  ?.8.thcy  wkkedlyp^rc^  themfelves 
Tob  1 2.9.  thofe  that  exemfe  alms  and  rightecuf. 
Mfd.$.i8.  in  the  exer'cife  of  conference  with 

1  Afdc1.i4.they  built  a  place  of  exemfe 

©sercifeO. 
£ccZ.  yo.  28.bkfl*ed  is  he  that  (hall  be  excrcifed 

1  Afac.6.36.  elephants  cxerdfed in  batrell 

2  Afac.15.12.and  exercifed  (torn  3.  child  in  all 

©j;erct{?ng. 
Hrifd.i6.4. upon  them  excrcijing  tyranny 

©JCt)0?t. 
2  Afac7.24.did  not  onely  exhort  him  bv  words 

©jchoitation. 

1  Mac.  1 3 . 3  .and  gave  them  exhortat!on,"Caying 

©ChorteD. 

1  Afac5.53.and  exhorted  the  peopleall  the  way 

2  Afac.i  .3. with  other  fuch  fpeeches  ex.  he  them 

7.5.theyc^orfcrfoneanotlier,withthe 
1  i.yea,(he  exhorted every  one  of  them 
25.  exhorted her,that  (he  would  counfell 
26. when  he  had  exbortcdhet  with  many 
8.1 6. exhorted  them  not  to  be  ftricken 
1 2.4  2Judase.rW.the  people     Chap.  13.12. 
1 5.8.wherefore  he  exhorted  the  people 
©jcrjojting. 
2  Afac.  1 1 .7. exhorting  the  other  that  they  (hould 

©iclleo. 
m[d.i7.z.cxilcd from  the eternall  providence 

©icpect. 

2  Mac. 9.1% -expect  what  fhall  be  the  event 
1  y.S.and  now  to  expect  the  victory 
©jcpectation. 
irifd.  17. 1 3 .the  expectation  from  within  being 

©ppetting. 
2  Afac.8.1 1.  nor  expecting  the  vengeance  that 

©icpence. 
Eccl.  1 8.3  i.nor  be  tyed  to  the  expence  thereof 

©jepeuceg. 
1  E [dr.  6.25  .the  expence s  thereof  to  be  given 
Bel  8.  that  devoureth  thefe  expetlces,  ye  (hall  die 
i  Afac.  10. 3  9. for  the  ncceflary  expences  cf  the 
44.  expences  (hal  be  given  out  of    Ver.45. 
©pperfertce. 
irifd.B.8.i[ a  man  delire  much  experience 
Ecd.1.7.  underftand  her  great  experience 
2 1.2  2 .  a  man  of  e.T/>ffz'c«ce  is  aflumed  of  him 
25.6.much  experien.  is  the  crown  of  old  men 
34,9-he  that  hath  much  experience,  will  deel. 
36.20.  a  man  of  experience  will  recompenfe 
©jcpert. 
Bar.3.26'of  fo  great  ltature,and  expert  in  war 
1  Afac.4.7.  thefe  were  expert  in  war 

©icptreij. 
Tob.  10. 1 .  the  dayes  of  the  journey  were  expired 

1  Afdc1.29.and  after  two  yeers  fully  expired 

©ppottno. 

2  E/2Z.4-47. 1  (hall  expound  the  fimilitude 
wijd.%  .8  .and  can  expound  dark  fen  tences 

©^ponnticO. 
2  Eyy.12.12.it  was  not  expounded  unto  him 

©icpicffc. 
2  £7^.10.3  2.  that  I  am  not  able  to  cxpreffe 
wifd.  1 4. 1 7.made  an  expreffe  image  of  a  king 
EccZ.  34.11.  more  then  I  can  cxpreffe 

©JCpiCffcD- 
wifd.17.1.  and  cannot  be  exprejfed:  therefore 

©icqnifite. 
Eccl.  1 8. 29.powred  forth  exquifite  parables 
19.25. there  is  an  exquifite  fubtilty,  and 
©tftngnifheD. 
irifd.1. 3>which  being  extinguip)ed,our  body 

©fctoll 


Apoc.       EXT       EYE 


;r™-'-: ■- — r-— : 


EYE 


F  A  C 


F  A  I        F  A  I       Apoc. 


Hob.  i  3  .4.  eWo//  him  before  all  the  living 

g.extollthecveth&ing  King 

7.I  will  e.rte// my  God,  and 

Eccl.6.i.  extoll  not  thy  felfe  in  the 

1  3 .  a  3 .  they  extoll  it  to  the  clouds 

(EjttoIleO. 

Tot.  13. 18. which  hath  extolled  it  for  ever 

Cicrollcti). 
£«/.]  7.7.  MM/fe/frcounfell,  but  there  is  fome 

.  OBptreme, 
a  Efdras  y.  14.  an  extreme  fearefulneffe 
wi[d.  1 2. 27.therefore  came  extreme  damnation 
£cc/.4Z.8.and  the  extreme  aged  that  contendeth 
2  iWac7.4z.and  the  extreme  tortures 

(JElCtreutKp. 
a  MacA.7.  wrote  unto  you  in  the  extremity 

Tob.4.16.  let  not  thine  eye  be  envious 
jTW.  1. 1 1 .  let  not  thine  (ye  fpare  them 
£ee/.4-y.turn  not  away  thine  eye 

1.11.  haft  thou  cattail  ?  have  an  eye  to  them 
9.8.turnaway  thine  fyefrom  a  beautiful  wo. 
1 1. 1 ». yet  the  eye  of  the  Lord  looked 
i4.8.the  envious  man  hatha  wicked  eye 
o.a  covetous  mans  eye  is  no:  facisfied 
1  o.a  wicked  eye  envieth  his  bread 
17.8.  he  fet  his  eye  upon  their  hearts 

ai.deeds  of  man,  as  the  apple  of  his  eye 
a  a.  19. he  that  pricketh  the  eye.  will 
1*.  1  i.watch  over  an  impudent  ejie 
3 1.1  j.a  wicked  eye  is  an  evill  thing 

more  w  icked  then  an  eye 
3  y.S.give  the  Lo.his  honour  with  a  good  eye 

10.  give  with  a  cheerfull  eye 
40.2a.  the  eye  defireth  favour 
43.18.  the  eye  marvclleth  at  the 
a  Mac.  y.17.  his  eye  was  not  upon  the 

<£ge=ltt>0. 
Eccl.16.9An  her  haughty  looks,and  eye-lids 


1  Efdras  4. 1 9.  fix  their  eyes  fall  on  her 
a  Efdras  9.3 8.1  looked  back  with  my  eyes 

lo.yy.  as  thine  eyes  be  able  to  fee 
Toft.  a.  lo.fpar  .muted  warm  dung  into  mine  eyes 
j.i  a.I  fet  mine  eyes  and  my  face  toward  thee 
i7.away  the  whitentffe  of  Tobits  eyes 

Chap.  6. 8. 
y.ao.and  thine  eyes  (hall  fee  him 
10.  y.  thee  go,  the  light  of  mine  eyes 
1 1. 7.  thy  father  will  open  bis  eye* 
8.  anoint  thou  his  eyes  with  the     Ver.  1 1. 
ia.and  when  his  eyes  began  to  fmart 
1 3  .pilled  away  from  the  cornets  of  his  eyi 
,7«^.7.a7. death  of  our  infants  before  our  eye* 
10.4.  to  allure  theeyexof  all  men 
i6_9.her  fandals  ravifhed  his  eyes 
Ejiber  13.18.  death  was  before  their  eyes 
Wifd,  1 1 . 1 8.horrible  fparks  out  of  their  eyes 

1  y.  1  y .  nor  have  the  ufe  of  eyes  to  fee 
£re/.3.2y.withouteyes  thou  (halt  want  light 
4.  i.make  not  the  needy  eyes  to  wait  long 
12.16.be  will  weep  with  his  eye* 
1  y.io.his  eye*  are  upon  them  that 
i6.y.fuch  things  have  I  feen  with  mine  eyes 
IJ.6.Z  tongue,  and  eyes,  and  eares 
13.  their  eye*  Ciw  the  rm  jefty  of 
1 5.  and  (hall  not  be  hid  from  his  eyes 
i9.hiseyeiare  continually  on  their  wayes 
1 8. 1 8  .gift  of  the  envious  confumeth  the  eyes 
23.19.  onely  feareth  the  eyes  of  man 

knowetb  not  that  the  eyes  of  the  Lo. 
a7-i.feeketh  for  abun.will  turn  his  rye s  away 

a  a.  he  that  winketh  with  the  eyes 
3p.20.he  feeth  with  his  eyes,  and 
34.16.the  eyes  of  the  Lord  are  upon  them 
i7.raifeth  up  the  foul,&  lightneth  the  eyes 
20. the  fon  before  his  fathers  eyes 
3  8.28.his  eyeilook  ftill  upon  the 
39-i9.nothingcanbehid  fromhisejer 
4 Sebright  beams,itdimrneth  the  eyes 
45.1  a.a  coftly  work,the  defires  of  the  eyes 
y  i.27.behold  with  your  eyes,  how  that  I 
Bar.1.1  a.give  us  ftreng'h,and  lighten  our  eyes 
2. 1 8.  and  the  eyes  that  faile.and  the 
3.14.  where  is  the  light  ofthe  eyej,and  peace 


6. 17.  their  eyes  be  fullofduft 
Suf.9.znd  turned  away  their  eyer.'that  they 
1  Mfle.4. 12. (hangers  lift  up  their  eyes 
6.10.  the  fleep  is  gone  from  my  eyes 
a  Mac. 3. 3 6".  he  had  fsen  with  his  eyes 

C?ect)fcl. 
Ecd.49.%.  it  was  E\ecbiel  who  faw  the  glorious 


a  Efdras  7.40.  and  E^ccbias  for  the  people  in 
Eccl.48. 17. E^cchia. s  fortified  his  city,and 

a  a. for  E^ecbias  had.done  the  thing  that 
49.4.  all,cxcept  David,  and  E^echias 
1  Mac.  1 y  .a  1  .in  the  time  of  E\ecbias  king 


V. 


fables, 
Brf/.j^.Theman  the  author  of  fables 

fnte,    fnce. 
1  £/d8.74.and  aihamed  before  thy  face 
1  Efd.i.io,  caft  you  out  from  my  face 
3  t.I  will  turn  my  face  from  you 
10.2y.her  face  en  a  fudden  fhined 
1 2.7. my  prayer  come  before  thy  face 
1  y.t^.marre  the  beauty  of  thy  face 
Tcb.1.9.  and  my  face  was  uncovered 
3 .6 .turn  not  thy  face  away  from  me 

1  a.I  fet  mine  eyes  fit  my  face  toward  thee 
4.7.ncither  turn  thy  face  from  any  poor 

and  the  face  of  God  (hall  not  be  turned 
i3.6.and  will  not  hide  his  face 
Jud,  2.7.  cover  the  whole  face  of  the       Ver.19 
4.  a  i.fpread  out  their  fackcloth  before  the  fa. 
6.  j.  (halt  fee  my  face  no  more 

19.100k  upon  the  face  of  tbofe  that  are 
7.4.W1II  thefe  men  lick  up  the/fl.  of  the  earth 
9. 1  .then  Judtth  fell  on  her/ke     Ch.10.23. 
1 1.1 3.  before  the  pee  of  our  God 
a  1. both  for  beauty  of/flce,and  wifdom  of 
f      14.3.  they  fhall  flee  before  my  face 

6. he  fell  downonhis/«fe,and  hisfpirit 
Wifd.4.  20.convince  them  to  their  face 

5.1.  before  the  face  of  fuch  as  have  afflicted 
1 2. 14. king  or  tyrant  be  able  to  fet  his  face 
Eccl.6.l  2. hide  himfelf  from  thy  face 
17. ay. make  thy  prayer  before  hisface 
1 8. 24. he  (hall  turn  away  hisface 

21.2.  flee  from  fin  as  from  thefaceof  a  ferp. 
ay .i7.wickedneffeofa  worn.  chang.her/rfee 
2d.17.fo  is  the  beauty  of  the  face  in 
34.3.as  the  likeneffe  of  face  to  face 

41. 2 1.  to  turn  thy  face  away  from 
Dd».3.i7.fear  thee,andfeek  thy  face 
Sufi  ».comtmndcd  to  uncover  her  face 
Bel  4i.devoured  in  a  moment  before  hisface 

1  Afflc3.a2.overthr.them  bef.our/i.  Ch.4.10, 

7.30.and  would  fee  his/aeenomore 
10.72.not  able  to  ftand  before  our  face 
a  Wflc3.16.look  the  high  prieft  ia  thtface 

facte. 

2  Efd.7.^% .where  our/flee* (hall  be  black 
tab.  1 2. 1 6.  and  fell  upon  their/flee* 
Eccl.  yo.i  7.fell  to  the  earth  on  their  faces 
Ear.  i.i  j  .but  to  us  confufion  of  faces 

6.13-they  wipe  their /Veer,  becaufe 
2 1  .theii/iees  are blacked,through  the 

1  Mac.4.^  y.all  the  people  fell  upon  their  faces 

7. 3 .  faid,  Let  rcie  not  fee  their  fates 
a  Mac.7.6.  which  witneffed  to  their  faces 

fs&. 
a  Afflff.4.36.  that  abhoned  the  faff  alfo 

faction, 
a  Affle.4.3  •  ty  onc  °f  Simons  faffion  murthers 
fails. 

2  Efd.  1  y .  1 3 .  for  their  feed  fhall  fade 
Jud.  1 1 .6.my  lord  (hall  not  faile  of  his 

1  a. for  their  viftuals/fls/e  them,  and  all 

12.3.  if  thy  prpvifion  lhould  faile 
Eccl.i.S.and  your  reward  fhall  not  faile 

3.1 5. and  if  his  underftanding/flj/e 
7. 3 ^.faUc not  to  be  with  them  that 
17.24.  comforted  thofe  that  faile  in  patience 
a4.9.world,  and  I  fhall  never  faile 
37.23.  fruits  ofbisunderftandino/flite  not 
B.r>'.a.i8.feeble,and  the  eyes  that  fail 


r,  tfatleD, 

a  £(rf.3.29.fothat  my  heart  failed  rr,e  I 

Jiid.7.\9.  becaufe  their  heart  failed,  for 
zo.all  their  veffels  of  finer  failed 
14.6.011  his  face,  and  his  fpirit  Wed 
Either  1 . 1  .and  nothing  thereof  failed 
H«/-34-7.they  have  failed  that  put  their  truft  in 
49-4-even  the  kings  of  ]»dah  failed 

1  ^lfle.3.a9.money  of  his  treafures/aiM 

a  ALc13.19.but  he  wasput  to  Qivht.faikd 
f&ilttb.        "    J 

2  Efd*  j.f  3.born—  (when  the  womb  faileth)zrt 

1 3.4-hke  as  thecanh/tfito/>  when  itfeeleth 
wifd.j.x  4.treafure  unto  men  that  never  failetb 
Eccl.17.-i  I-yec  'he  light  thereof  failetb 

4 i.i.ro  him  whofe ftrength  faileih 
1  Mac.6.\o.my  heart  failetb  for  very  care 

failing. 

»'</«*.  1 7. 1  y.partly  fainted,their  hearts  fail,  them 

JFain. 

1  Mac.6.  c4.they  were  fain  to  difperfc  thcmfelves 

^a(ne6lg. 

2  Efd.  8.18.  thofe  that  have  walked  faincdlt 

faint.  J 

Jud.S.i  1 .  and  we  ChiU  faint  no  more 
EccU.  1  j.to  fearfull  hearts,and/flwr  hands 
4.19.  be  not  faint  hearted  when  thou  fitted 

/..  ,    „  Chap.7. 10. 

14.2 ^.faint  not  to  be  ftrong  in  the  Lotd 
43.io.never /ararin  their  watches 
1  -MflC3.i7.ready  to  faint  with  faffing 

JFainteu. 
jud.7. 2  2 .  young  men  fainted  for  third 

8. 9.  they  fainted  for  lack  of  water 
Eftber  iy.7.the  queen  fell  down— and  fainted 
mjd.  1 7 . 1  j.with  monftrous  appar.  &  partly  fai 
1  Mflc3.24.at  the  powerof  Goi^nd  fainted 

JFaintncffe. 
Efihcr  1 5. 1  j.fhe  tell  down  for  fiintnejje 
fsxx-  fatu 

Tob.6.i  2.  the  maid  is  very  fair  and  wife 
Judg.  1 2. 1 3  .let  not  this  fair  damfell  fear 
Eftber  1 6.5.  oftentimes  Mo  fair  fpeech  of  thofe 
Ecd.%.  1  $\as  the  yce  in  fair  warm  weather 
6.  y.a  fair  fpeaking  tongue  will  increafe  kind 
1 3.<?.he  will  fpeak  thee  fair  ,and  fay,  What 
22.17.isas  s  fair  plaftering  on  the  wall  of 
24.14.as  a  fair  olive-tree  in  a  pleafant  field 

1 8.1  am  the  mother  of fair  love 
26.i8.foare  th*^.feet  with  a  conftant  heart 
yo.  10.  and  as  a  fair  olive-tree  budding  forth 
5«^2.a  very  fair  woman,and  one  that  feared 

4.  had  a  fair  garden  joyning  unto  his  houfe 
a  Mac.  3 . 2  y.  adorned  with  a  fair  covering 

faitt). 
2  Efd.%.\.  land  fhall  be  barren  of  faith 
6.  y  have  gathered  faith  for  a  treafure 

28. as  for  faith,  it  fhall  flourifh 
7.34.  and  faitb  fhall  waxttrong 
13. 2  3.  and  faith  towards  the  Almighty 
Wifd.  3 .  i4,fhall  be  given  the  fpeciall  gift  of  faith 
Eccl.  1 .  27.  faith  and  meeknefle  are  his  delight 

2  y.  1  z.faith  is  the  beginning  of  cleaving  unto 

1  /Wflci4.35.forthejuttice  &/A:^vvhichhe 

ftittywW. 

2  Efd.7.i4.  have  they  not  been  faitb full 

8 . 3  y.among  the  faitbfuH  there  is  none 
1  y.2.for  they  are  faith  full  and  true 
Eflher  6.1 .  to  all  our  faithful!  fubje&s 
^'ifd.^.gSviQh  as  hefaithfull  in  love 
.EeeA1.14.with  the  faitbfuU  in  the  womb 
6. 1 4.a  faith full  friend  is  a  ftrong  defence 
1  y. nothing  doth  countervail  a  faith. friend 
16. a  faith  full  friend  is  the  medicine  of  life 
7. 1 8.r.either  %  faitbfuU  brother  for  the  gold  of 
22.83.  hefaithfull  to  thy  neighbour 
a6.i  y.  a  (hamefaced  and  faitbfuU  woman  is 
a7.  i7-friend3and  be  faithfull  unto  him 
33.3  .the  law  is  faithfull  to  him 

3  4.8.1s  perfection  to  a  faithfull  mouth 

3  6  1 6\let  thy  prophets  be  found  faith full 

37.13. notnan  more  faithfull  to  thee 

44. 20. when  he  was  proved, he  wss  found  fa. 

46.1  y.was  known  to  be  faithfull  in  vifion 

48 . 2  2.W  as  great  And  faithfull  in  T.  (ion 

1  Mac.z.'i  .was  not  Abraham  found  faithfull 

^^^^^  ?.i?.and 


Apoc. 


FAL      FAL 


FAL        FAM 


FAR       FAT       Apoc.) 


3.13.  and  company  of  the  faithful! 
7.8.  a  great  man — and  fa'uhfull  to  the  king 
10. 27. continue  you  fhll  to  be  faithful! 
14.41.  mould  rife  a  faitbfull  prophet 
2  Mac. 1.2.  and  Jzcob,his  faitbfull  fervants 
g.z6.bt  ftill  faithful!  co  me,and  my 

EreZ.29.3-  and  den]  faithfully  with  him 

rffaitrjftilneffe. 
Eccl.  1  ?  ■  1 5.  perform  acceptable  faith fulnejfe 
4f,4.fanc~tified  him  in  his  fasthfulnclfe 
46. 1 5. by  his  faithfulnrffe  he  was  found 

JFalL 

1  Efd.7.7.  is  fet  ina  dangerous  place  to  fall 
ico.to  mourn  for  the  fall  of  fo  many 

48. happened  to  have a/a//,and 
12.18.it  (hall  not  then /a#,  buC 
z 8. but  at  thelaft  k(hall/ai2 
1 5. 5 8. and  fuch  things  as /a//  in  their  feafons 
1 5 .  57-fhalc/rt//  through  the  land 
Tflfe  1 1. 8.  the  whiteneffe  mall  /a//  away 
Jad.6.6.thoM  (halt/a// among  the  flain 
j.let  not  thy  countenance  fall 
8 . 1 9. had  a  great  fall  before  our  enemies 
16.7.  the  mighty  one  did  not.  fall 
Efther  14.1 1  .let  them  not  laugh  at  our  fall 
wifd.$.i$'  root  of  wifdom  mall  never  fall  away 
S.g.ye  may  learn  wifdom,  and  not  fall  away 
7.15  .can  no  de  filed  thing  faU  into  her 
I  o.  1  .and  brought  him  out  of  his  fall 
1 3. 16.  for  that  it  might  not  fall 

1 7. 1 8.  or  a  plei&ng  fall  of  water 
Eccl.  1 . 3  o.exalt  not  thy  felf,  left  thoa  fall 

z.j.  and  go  not  3(ide,  left  ye  fall 

1 8. we  will/a//  into  the  hands  of  the  Lord 
$.1 3. and  the  tongue  of  a  man  is  his  fall 
8.  1.  left  thou  fall  into  his  hands 
a, 3. left  thou  fall  into  her  (hares, 

9.and  fo— thou  fall  into  deftruction 
iz.i  5.  if  thou  begin  to  faille  will  not  tarry 
1 3,2.1 .  a  rich  man  beginning  to  fall 
14. 1 8  .as  of  the  green  leav.-fomc  fa!l,8i  fome 
10. 1.  (hall  fall  by  little  and  little 

a. wine  and  women  will  make  men — fall 
20.1S.fall  of  the  wicked  (hall  come 

22.19.  prick,  the  eye,  will  make  tears  to  fall 
27.that  I  fall  not  fnddenly  by  them 

z  3. 1.  and  let  me  not  fall  by  them 

3.  and  I  fall  before  mine  adverfaries 

8.the  proud  (hall  fall  thereby 
2$.7.1ivcthtofee  the  fall  of  his  enemy 

1  9  .let  the  portion  of  a  finner/a//  on  her 
Z7.i6.whofo  diggeth  a  pit,(hall  fall  therein 

17  .worketh  mifchief,it  (halJ/a/  upon  him 

29.  that  rejoice  at  the  fall  of  the  righteous 
28.23  .(liall  fall  into  it,and  it  mail  burn 

26.  left  thoa  fall  before  him 
29.19. wicked  man— (hall  fall  into  furetifhip 
for  gain,  (hall  fall  into  fuits 

20,beware  that  thou  thy  felf  fall  not 
3  2.ao.go  not  in  a  way  wherein  thoa  maift/a/ 

3  ?.  1 5.  cry  againft  him  that  caufeth  to  fall 

38.1  t-fallmtb  the  hand  of  the  Phyfitian 
1 6.1et  tears  fall  down  over  the  dead 

4  3 . 1 3  .he  maketh  the  fno  w  to  fall  apace 
46. 6. he  made  the  battell  to /a// 
50.4.care  of  the  temp,  that  it  (hould  not  fall 

Baruch  4.  3 1.  and  rejoyced  at  thy  fall 
33.  and  was  glad  at  thy  fall 
6.  27.  for  if  they  fall  to  the  ground 
Sufan.  z  3 .  it  is  better  for  me  to  fall  into  your 

1  Mac.  2 . 1 9  /a//  away  every  one  from  the  relig. 

3.25.  an  exceeding  great  dread  to /a// 
4.3  2. the  boldneffc  of  their  ftrength  to  fall 
7.3  8. let  them  fall  by  the  (word 

2  Mac.g.-j.  in  having  a  Cote  fall,  all  the 

JFallen. 

2  £/rf.7.48.thou  art  not  fallen  alone 

1 3 -23, they  that  be /a/foz  into  danger,  are 
37. are  fallen  into  the  tempeft 
J  .TW.io.i.ftierofe  where  (lie  had  fallen  down 
if  .1 1.  death  is  now  fallen  on  them 
r/'i/Zf.i  i.2o.ya//c»down  with  one blaft 

1 8. 2  3. when  the  dead  were  now  fallen 
Eccl.  13.22.  when  a  rich  man  is  fallen 


is.: 


28.  iS.many  have/a//,  by  the  edge  of  the  fw. 
not  fo  many  as  have  fallen  by  the 
49. 13.3s  the  walls  that  were  fallen 

1  Mac.g.  z  1. how  is  the  valiant  man  fallen 
12.37.  the  wall  on  the  eaft  was  fallen 

tfalls. 

2  £/W.8.i7.I  fetthe/a/'/fof  us  that  dwell  in 
jffalleth.  . 

2  Efd.6.$6.to  a  drop  that  falleth  from  a  veffell 
Wf/^i  1. 22. dew  thai .falleth  down  upon  the  earth 
Ecd-i-l  1.  when  he  falleth,  he  (hall  find 
Bar.6.1)  j.  when  fire  falleth  upon  the  houfe  of 

^falling. 
2  £/4.i2.i8.it  (hall  ftand  in  perill  of  falling 
Wifd.  16. 1 1.  not  falling  into  deep  forgetfulneffe 

i7.4.noifes(asof  waters  faliing  down)  foun. 
Eai.34.16.and  an  help  from  falling 

43.17.  and  the /aiteg  down  thereof  is  as  the 
2  Mac. i.ii.the  fallin? down  oi  the  multitude 
tfalfe. 

£«/.  3  4. 1 .  hopes  of  a  man— are  vain  and  falfe 
4.from  that  which  is  fal[e,what  truth  can 
36. 19X0  doth  an  heart  of  anderii.  falfe  fpeec. 

Bar.6\8.yet  are  they  but  falfe,  and  cannot  fper.k 
44.  w  hatfoev.  is  done  among  1  hem  is  falfe 
59.betertobe  a  ki.  — then  fuch  falfe  gods 

S7i(/43.havcborn/a//c  witnefle  againft  me 
49.haveborn/a//i?  witnefle  againft  her 
tfi.had  convi&ed  them  of falfe  witnefle 
:JFalu)ootj. 

Eft.  i6\6.beguiling  with  the  falfhood  &c  deceit  of 
2  Mac.  1 5. 1  o.flie wing  them — the  faljhood  of 

^alftj?. 
Wtfd,  14.  29.  though  they  (wearfaljly 
Bel  i2.Daniel  that  fpeaketb/a//Zy  againft  us 

JFame. 

1  j)#ac.3.z6.his/a#Z£came  unto  the  king 
41.  hearing  the  fame  of  them 
family- 
tob,  5.io.ofwhattribeand  family  thou  art 
1 1  .doft  thou  feek  a  tribe  or  family 
1 3. to  know  thy  tribe  and  thy  family 
Jud.%.  i8.neither  tribe, nor  family,  nor  people 
E/2fr.i4.?.heardin  the  tribe  of  my  family 
i6.i.8.gates  of  Sufa,with  3II  his  family 
jFain(lte0. 

1  Efdr.  i.4.after  your  families  and  kindreds 
%.  dignity  of  the  families  of  you  the  Levits 

2.8,the  chief  of  the  families  of  Judea 

j.i  .principall  men  of  the  families  chofen 
4„accord.to  their/a/«.amongft  their  tribes 
6  3  .and  of  the  chief  of  their  families 
68.to  the  chief  of  the  families,  and  faid 

8.28.accord.  to  their  famil. &  fevcrall  dignit. 
5  9  .to  the  principall  men  of  the  families  of 

9. 16.  the  principall  men  of  their families 
JFamfne, 

2  Efdras  1 5. 5./a«2wc,deavh,and  deftruftion 
49.poverty,  famine,  fword,  and  peftilence 

16. 18. the  beginning  of  fam.  &  great  dearth 
19.  beholdj/awiffe  and  plague 
2 1 .  fword,  famine,it\d  great  confufion 
46.1'n  captivity  &  fam.fhall  they  get  child. 
Tobit  4.13  .lewdnefl'e  is  the  mother  oi  famine 
Judith  5. 18.  ^famine  covered  all  the  land 
x   7.i4.(hall  be  confumed  with /awwze 
EreZ.39.29.fire,  and  hail,  and  famine, and  death 
40.9,ftrife,andfword,calamities,/a^isfi 
48. 2. he  brought  a  lose  famine  upon  them 
Bar.2,2  <;.  by  famine,(viord ,and  by  peftilence 
1  Mac.6. 54.  famine  did  fo  prevail  againft 
9.24. there  was  a  very  great  famine 
13.49.  numb,  of  them  periihed  through  fam. 
JFamougf. 

Eccl.44. 1.  let  us  now  praife  famous  men 
Bar.$.z6. giants,  famous  from  the  beginning 

JFancieti). 
Eccl.  1  ^.j.fancietb  as  &  womans  heart  in  travell 

1  Efd.^.i  i.our  fin  in  thefe  things  is  fprtad  far 

2  £/c/.4.2.thy  htatt  hath  gone  too  far  ' 
Tob.i^.i  i.many  nations  (hall  come  from  far 
Wifd.  1 2. 24. went  aftray  very  far  in  the 

14.  i7.becaufe  they  dwelt  far  off 

counterfeit  of  his  vifage  fiom  far 
Eccl.9.1 3.  keep  thee  far  from  the  man  that  hath 


1  j. 8. for  (he  is  far  from  pdde,and  men 
2 1.7.  an  eloquent  man  is  known  far 
23.3 .  whofe  hope  is  far  from  thy  mercy 
1 2.fuch  things  (hall  be  far  from  the 
27.20.  he  is  too  far  off,  he  is  as  a  roe 
43.30.eyen  yet  will  he  far  exceed 
47.16.thy  name  went  far  unto  the  ilands 
3.2 1  .their  children  were  far  off 

4. 1  f .  brought  a  nation  upon  them  from  far 
6.7  3. he  (hall  be/a?  from  reproach 

Sufan.%  i.afiJe,  one  far  from  another 

1  A£ac.8.i2.kingdoms,  both/ar  and  ni°h 
2 3. fword  alfo  &  enemy  be  far  from  them 

1 3. 5.  be  it  far  from  me  that  I  (hould 

2  Mac .  4. 40.  a  man  /a»'  gone  in  yeers 

8.2  5.  and  purfued  thzm  far 

JFace. 

E«/.5.26.aftubborn  heart  (hall  fare  evill 
3  2.24.in  him, (ha II /arc  never  the  worfe 
S^te  mil. 
2  iWac9.20.if  ye  and  your  children  fare  well 
1 1 .  2 1 .  fare  ye  well  Verfes  33,38. 

28.if ye  fare  well,  we  have  ourdeiire 
jfafhion. 
2  £7^.4.3  5. how  long  (hall  i  hope  on  this  fafhion 
f.S^.born  in  the  ftr.  of  youth  are  of '  one  faJJj. 
Wifd.  2.1 5.  his  waies  are  of  another  fafhim 
1 4. 1  y.reft  mblance  of  the  be&fajhion 

JFafljtoned. 

2  E/rf.8.8.  when  the  body  is  fafhioncd 

1 1. that  the  thing  whicji  is  ffoioncd 
14.  which  with  fo  great  labour  was  fafbio. 
Wtfd.7.z.wi$  f'Jhioned  to  be  flefh  in  the  time 
13.13  .fafbioned  it  to  the  image  of  a  man 
1  J.  1 6.  bis  own  fr>irh,fafhioned  them 
19  6.ti^sfafhioned  again  new 

JFaft(otietl). 

Wifd.  1  f  ,7.faJh;oncth  every  veffell  with  much  Lb. 
Ere/.  38.  30.  hee  fafhioneth  the  clay    ' 

iFaOtfojtff. 

f^/af.  16.2  f.  it  altered  into  Mfafhions 
2  Mac. 4.9.  in  the  fajhions  of  the  heathen 
13. the  height  of  the  GreeV  fajhions 
6.8  .(hould  obferve  the  Came  fajhions 
iFaft. 
2  £#.3.1 8.thou  didft  fet/a/2  the  earth 
Wifd.z.^.fcr  it  is/a/2fealed,fo  that 
4.4.yetftandingp/?,they  flouriih 
1 3. 15.  and  made  itfaft  with  iron 
ECC/.4.13.  he  thatholdeth  her/a/2(hall 
44.i2.theirfeed  (hall  ftand /a/2,  and 
Bar.6.i8.theprieftsmake/«]Z  their  temples 
Be/  3.  and  (hut  the  door/a/?,and  feal  it 

^Taften, 
Ere/.  14.24.fhaH  alfo  faslen  a  pin  in  her 
tfaft. 

1  E/«//ai  8.f  o.  and  there  I  vowed  a/a/? 
73.  then  rifing  up  from  the  faft 

2  Efdras  6.3.  and/aft  feven  dayes  again 
9.  23.  but  thou  (halt  /«/?  inthem 
io.4.to  mourn  and  faft  till  they  die 

Jfaftetj, 
2  E/VraJ  5 . 20.  fo  Ifafted  feven  dayes 

6.3  j .and  fasted  feven  dayes  in  like  manner 
Judith  4. 1 3. the  people/a/redmany  dayes 

%. 6.  fhe  fafted all  the  days  of  her  widowhood 
Bar.  r.f.they  wept,fafted,  and  prayed 
1  Afac.3.47.  then  they  fafted  that  day 

Rafting, 
Tote  1 2.8.prayer  is  good  with  fafting 

1  Afat.3 . 1 7  .faint  with  fafting  all  this  day 

2  Mad  3. 1 2.with  weep.&faflmg,  &  lying  flat, 
father. 

1  E/«/.i.34.kingin  ftead  of  Jofias  his  father 
4.20. a  man  leaveth  his  own  father 

2 1.  remembreth  neither/afkr  nor  mother 
2f.  loveth  his  wife  better  then  father  and 

2  Efd.  1.28  .prayed  you  as  a  father  his  fons 
29.and  I  (hould  be  your  father 

2.  5.  O  father,  I  call  upon  thee  for 
Tobit  3.7.  reproched  by  her  fathers  maids 
f.i.faiber,!  will  do  all  things  which 
6.  1 2 . 1  will  fpeak  to  her  father 

1 5.  precepts  which  thy  father  gave 
g.^.my  father  counteth  dayes 
10.  i.his  father  counted  everyday 

n.honout 


Apoc.      FAT       FAT 

i  i.honour  thy  father  and  thy  mother 
1 1. 2. how  thou  didft  leave  thy  father 
14. 1 3.  he  buried  his  father  and  mother 
Judith  9.  i.O  Lord  God  of  my  father  Simeon 

12.I  pray  thee,0  God  of  my  father 
Eflher  16.1 1.  he  was  called  our  father,  and 
Wifd.  1 0.1.  the  fitft  formed  father  of  the  woman 
1  i.io.thou  didft  admonifh  and  try  as  a  fath. 
14.  j.thy  providencejO^te'jgoverneth  it 
1  <f. a  fath.  a  ffiidcd  with  untimely  mourn. 
Eccl.  3 . 1 .  hear  rn  e  y  our  father,  O  children 
2.  whofo  honourcth  his  father 
8.  honour  thy  father  and  mother 
^.the  blcffing  of  the  father  eftablifheth 

10.  glory  not  in  the  dishonour  of  thy  fath. 
11. is  from  the  honour  of  his  father 

1 1.  my  fon,help  thy  father  in  his  age 
ic^4.be  as  3  father  to  the  fatherleffe 
7.17.  honour  thy  fath.  with  thy  whole  heart 
22.2.evill  nurtur.fon  is  the  dilhon.  of  his  fa. 

4.that  liveth  dilhon.  is  bet  fathers  heavin. 

5.  difhonoureth  both  her  faihM  her  husb. 
23.1.O  Lord  father  and  Governour  ofall 

4.O  Lord ,Father  and  God  of  my  life 

i4.remember  thy  father  and  thy  mother 
jo. 4.  though  thy  father  die,  yethe 
34.20.the  Ton  before  his  fathers  eyes 
41 .17. of  whoredome  befoxefather  &  moth. 
42.9.  the  father  waktth  forthe  daughter 

10.  &  gotten  with  child  in  her/tff/j.houfe 
44.19.  Abraham  wasa  gteat  father 
f  1. 10.  called  upon  the  Lord, the  Fath.ofmy 
Suf.30.ihc  came  with  hit  father  and  mother 

1  Ata.2.$4.Phineas  our  father — obtained  the 

6  $. he  fhall  be  a  father  unto  you 
3. 2. all  they  that  held  with  his  father 
6.  2 ?.  willing  to  ferve  thy  father 
1  i.2.becaufe  he  was  his  father-it\-hw 

40.  might  reign  in  h\s  fathers  ftead 
13. 3. &  my  fath.houfe  have  done  for  the  law 

27.  upon  the  fopulchre  of  his  father 

28.  for  his  father  and  his  mother 

2  Mac9.13.my  father,  at  what  time  he  led  an 

1  i.zj.fince  out  father  is  tranfhted 
I4.j7.was  called  a.  father  of  the  Jewes 
^Fatherleffe. 

1  Efd.  j.  19.&  the  fathei lejj'e  child  to  be  all  one 

2  Efdras  2.20.judge  for  the  fatherleffe 
Eccl.4.10.  he  is  a  father  to  the  fatherleffe 

35.1 4. the  fupplication  of  the  fatherleffe 
Baruch  6.  3  8.  nor  do  good  to  the  fatherleffe 
2  Mrfc.j.  10.  relief  of  widows  St  father  I.  childr. 

3Fatr)er0. 
1  Efd.  1.1 1.  tothe  feverall  dignities  of  the  fath. 
3 1. buried  in  his  fathers  fepukhrc 
2.i4.out  of  the  books  of  the  fathers 
6.1 5. when  oat  fathers  provoked  God 
Tobit  3.3.  and  the  fin  of my  fathers,  who 
?  .according  to  my  fins,and  my  fathers 
4.12.  a  wife  of  the  feed  of  thy  fathers 

which  is  not  of  thy  fathers  tribe 
our  fath.—  married  wives  of  their 
8.5.bkffedartthou,0  God  of  cm  fathers 
Jai.^.-f.not  follow  the  gods  of  their  fathers 
7.28  our  Godjand  Lord  of  out  fathers 
8.25.  trieth  us  even  as  he  did  our  fathers 
xo.  8.  the  God  of  our  fathers  give  thee  fa  v. 
trifd.g.i-O  God  of  my/az7KTf,and  L.  ofmercy 
12.21.to  whofe  fathers  thou  hift  fworn 
18. 6.  of  that  night  were  our  fathers  certified 
9.the  fathers  now  ringing  out  the  fongs 
24.was  the  glory  of 'the  fathers  graven 
Eccl.^.o.they  alfo  learned  of  theit  fathers 

44. 1  .and  out  fathers  that  begate  us 
Bar.z.6.  to  us  and  to  our  fathers  open  (hame 
2 1.  that  I  gave  unto  your  fathers 
3.8.all  the  iniquities  of  out  fathers 
£>«2.3.2.bleffed  art  thou,0  L.  G.of  out  fathers 
Bel  1 .  Aftyages  w?s  gathered  together  to  his  fa. 
Prayer  ofManaf.O  Lo.Al  mighty  G.of  our  fath. 
1  Mac.x.x  y.ftomthe  religion  of  theit  fathers 
20.  walk  in  the  covenant  of  out  fathers 
jo. for  the  covenant  of  your  fathers 
5 1  .what  acts  our  fathers  did  in 
6'9.was  gathered  to  his  fathers 
4.9,  remember  how  out  fathers  were  deliver. 


FAV       FEA 

2  Mac.  1. 2?  .and  didft  chufe  the  fathers 
y.io.nor  fepulchre  with  his  fathers 
1     tf.i.depart  from  the  lawes  of  their  fathers 
7.2.totranfgreffe  the  lawes  of  out  fathers 
24.turn  from  the  lawes  of  his  fathers 
jo.the  law  that  was  given  to  out  fathers 
37.  body  &  life  for  the  laws  of  out  fathers 
1 2. 3  9. bury  them — in  their  fathers  graves 
1 3. 9. had  been  done  in  his  fathers  time 
iffat. 
1  Efdras  1 . 1 4.  offered  the  fat  untill  night 
9. 5 1 .  go  then  and  eat  the  fat, and  drink 
Jiid.  1 6. 1 6.  all  the  fat  is  not  fufKcienc 
■Ecd26.13.her  difcretion  fhzllfat  his  bones 
3  f.9.offer.of  the  righte.  maketh  the  altar  fat 
38.1 1. and  make  a  fat  offering,  as  not  being 
47.2.as  is  the  fat  taken  away  from  the 
Oan.3.16.  like  as  in  ten  thoufands  of  fat  lambs 
Bel  27.  Daniel  took  fat  and  pitch 

Judith  1 3. 6. took  down  his  fauchin  thence 
16.9-faucbinp3.ftcd  thorow  his  neck 

^fauit. 
Eccl-g.  13.  make  no  fault,\eli  he  take  away  thy 

1  Mac.  1 3 .3  9.as  for  any  over-fight  or  fault  1 

2  Mac.  1 4. 28. the  man  being  in  no  fault 

rffantleffe. 

E«/.23.T0.thatfweareth— fhall  nor  hefaultlcfs 

labour, 

1  Efd.6.%.  the  elders  of  the  Jews  obtained  fav. 

2  Efdr.j.%6.  if  I  have  found  favour  in  thy  light 
Ch3p.6.ii. 

Tobit  1.1 3. gave  grace  and  favour  before 

12.18.  not  of  any  favour  of  mine 
Judith  8. 23.  fhall  not  be  directed  to  favour 

10. 8. the  God  ofour  fathers  give  thee  favour 
Eft.  1 6. 1  r .  had  fo  far  forth  obtained  the  favour 
wifd.  1 2. 18. ordered  us  with  great  favour 
Eccl.  r.  1 3  .(halt  find  favour  in  the  day  of  death 
3 . 1 8.(halt  find  favour  before  the  Lord 

2  2. 2 1. may  be  a  returning  to  favour 

3  2.  io.beforea  (hamefaced  man  fhall  go  fav. 
14.  thatfeek  him  early  (hall  find  favour 

40.  22.  thine  eye  defireth  favour 

4  i.24.and  find  favour  before  all  men 
4?.i.  found  favour  in  the  fight  ofall 

Baruch  1 . 1 2.  and  find  favour  in  their  fight 
2. 1 4. give  us  favour  in  the  fight  of 

1  Mac. 1 0.60.  found  favour  in  their  fight 
11.24.  where  he  found  favour  in  his  fight 

2  Macz.  22.  gracious  to  them  with  all  favour 
4. 1 1. of  fpeciall/kwwr  to  the  Jews 
6.  22.  he  might  —  finde  favour 
1 2.47.  great  favour  laid  up  for  thofe 

jFatoarable. 

1  Efd.S.f  3.  found  him  favourable  to  us 

^Faboarablp. 

tvifd.6.16.  fhewcth  hetfelf  favourably 
z  Mac9.z7.Yfil  favoura. — yeeldtoyourdefires 
JF  aboard). 

2  Mac.6.  18.  a  w  ell  favoured  countenance 
rfear. 

2  Efd.3.3.  to  fpeak  words  full  of  fear 
Tobit  1. 19.  I  withdrew  my  felf  fotfear 
i4-2.increafed  in  the  fear  of  the  Lord 
Jud.z.z8. the  fear  &  dread  of  him  fell  upon  all 
14.3.  fear  (hall  fall  upon  them 
1  <$.z.fear  and  trembling  fell  upon  them 
Eslher  14, 1.  Eflher  alfo  being  in  fear  of  death 
19.  deliver  me  out  of  my  fear 
1 5 .5. her  heart  was  in  anguilh  and  fear 
8. in  a  fear  leaped  from  his  throne 
1 3.  was  troubled  fotfear  of  thy 
ivifd.4.  20.  they  (hall  come  with  fear 
<y.  2.  troubled  with  terrible  fear 
6. 7.  fhall  fear  no  mansperfon 
1 2. 1 1.  nor  didft  thou  for  fear  of  any 
I7.4.nei.might  the  corner-keep  them  ft.fear 
1  o.they  died  for/w,denying  that  they 
1  i.fear  is  nothing  elfe  but  a  betraying  of 
1  j.a  fudden  fear  —  came  upon  them 
19.  thefe  things  made  him  fwoon  fotfear 
Eccl. 1. 1  i.the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  honour 
1  i.the  fear  of  the  Lord  maketh  a  merry 
14.10  fear  the  Lord  is  the  beginning 
16.  to  fear  the  Lord  is  fulneffe  of  wifdom 


FEA       FEA        Apoc. 

18.  the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  a  crown  of 
20.the  root  of  wifdome  istofcar  the  Lord 
2 1  .the  fear  of  the  Lord  dri'veth  away  fins 
z7.the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  wifdom 
28.  diitruft  not  the  fear  of  the  Lord  when 
30.thou  cameft  not  in  truth  to  the  fear  of 
2.7.ye  that  fear  the  Lord  wait  for  his  mercy 
8.ye  that  fear  the  Lord,  belet  ve  him 
9-ye  that  fear  the  Lordshope  for  good 
le.theythat/^theLord^llfetfcjW 
4. 1 7-bring  fear  and  dread  upon  him 
y .  5  .be  not  without  fear  to  adde  fin  unto  fi_ 
6.  i6.they  that  fear  the  Lord  (hall  find  n,m 
9. 1 6.  thy  glorying  be  in  the  fea>-  of 
10. 1 9.  they  that  fear  the  Lord,  are  a  fure  feed 
zi.the  fear  oi  the  Lord  goedi  before  the 
22.their  glory  is  the  fear  of  the  Lord 
I  J.  1 3. they  that  fear  Cod,  lose  it  not 
nS.i.txccpt  the  fear  of  the  Lord  be  with 
1 8.  i7-a  wire  man  mil  fear  in  every  thing 
19.19. the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  the  fi,ft  ft<£  to 
22.18.  cannot  ftand  againft  any  fear 
23. 27-nothing  better  then  the  fear  of  the  L 
24. 1 8.1  am  the  mother  of  fair  love,and_/W 
25.6.  the  fear  of  God  is  their  glory 

1 2  .the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  the  beginning 
27. 3. diligently  in  the  fear  of  the  Lord 
•     3  2. 1 6.they  tint  fear  the  Lord  (hall  find 
36.:. fend  thy  fear  upon  all  nations 
40. 2. and  c&uk  fear  of  heart 
<f./c«rofdeath,and  anf,er,and  flrife 
7.marvelleth  that  the  fear  was  nothing 
26  .the  far  of  the  Lord  is  above  them 

there  is  no  want  in  the  fear  of  the  L. 
zy.fcar  of  the  L  ord  is  a  fruitfnll  garden 
41.3./^/- not  the  fentence  of  death 
45.23.be  had  a  zeale  in  the /car  of  the  Lord 
Bar. $.7>thou  haft  put  thy  fear  in  our  hearts 

3  3.  and  it  obeyeth  him  with  fear 
Suf.tf. they  fotfear companied  with  you 

1  Mac. z.6z.  fear  not  then  the  wordsofafinfull 
3. 6  the  wicked  (hrunk  fotfear  of  him 

2$..thenbeg3n  the  fear  of  Judas 
4$.fearye  not  their  multitude,neither 
10.76.the  city  let  him  in  fotfear 

2  Mac.$.\j.  was  fo  compafTed  with  fear 
2 1  .and  the  fear  of  the  high  prieft,  being  in 
30.the  temple— was  ful  of  fear  &  trouble 

©"^o.fufferthefe  things,becaufe  \fearhim 
T.zg.fear  not  this  tormentor, but  being 
i2.2  2.enemies  being  fmittcn  with  fear  and 
1 3 .  r  6. filled  the  camp  with/i\»  and  tumult 
1  J.  1 8. the  greateft  and  principal!  fear  was 
23,for  zfearand  dread  unto  them 
jFcareD. 

2  Efdr.  1 2. 13  .it  fhall  be  feared  above  all  kingd. 

Tob.  12.16  upon  their  faces,  for  they  feared 

Jttd.S.S.fot  the  feared  God  greatly 

.Ere/.  1. 8.  one  wife  and  greatly  to  be  feared 

5«/.2.andone  that  feared  the  Lord 

1  Mac. 3.30.  he  feared  ihzt  he  fhouldnotbeable 
1 2 . 2  8  .they  feared,  &  tre  mbled  in  t  heir  hearts 
^earetl). 

JW.itf.io'.he  that  feareth  the  Lord  is  great  at 
Eccl.  1. 1  }.vihofo  fearctb  the  Lord,it  (hall  goe 
<5. 17.  whofo  feareth  the  Lord  {lull  direct 
10.24.  greater  then  he  that  feareth  the  Lord 
1 5.  r  .he  that  feareth  the  Lotd  fhall  do  good 
i9.24.hathfmalhnderftanding,3nd/e.God 
21.6.  he  that  feareth  the  Lord,  will  repent 
23.1 9.fuch  a  man  onely  feareth  the  eyes  of 
z  f .  1  o. none  above  him  that  feareth  the  Lord 
26. 5. three  things  which  mine  heart  feareth 

23. given  to  him  that  feareth  the  Lord 
j2.i4.whofo/<we^  the  Lord,  will  receive 
3  3. 1. no  evill  happen  to  him  that  feareth 
34.1 4.whofo  feareth  the  Lord,  (hall  not  fear 
1  j.bleflld  is  the  foul  of  him  that  feareth 
^Featfall. 
2  Efd.S.zz.  and  ordinanee/tw/«# 
i2.8.difKrenceofthis/crt>"/«#vifion 
1  ?.  1 3.and  with  a/£s>/«#conftellation 
E ccl.z  1 2.  woe  be  to  fearfull  hearts 

22. 18.  fo  afearfutt  heart  in  the  imagination 

1  Mac.  3. 5  6.or  were  fearful! ,thofc  he  command. 

2  Mac.  1 .  24.  who  art  fearfull,  and  ttrongsand      I 

8. t ?. they  j 


fApoc.        F  B  A      F  E  A 


FEE 


FEL 


FET       FIE 


Apoc. 


S.ij.they  that  were  fearfulland  di&miled     i  feeble. 

Jfearfulneffc.  ivifd.z.u.  that  which  is  feeble  is  found 

z  Efd.l.x^.andzeiextxtmefeayfiihejfe  .     I     9.5.I  thy  fetvant —  am  3.  feeble  perfon 

1 1.40.  over  the  world  with  great  fearfulnejfe    Eccl.z  5.  23.  weak  hands,  and  feeble  knees 


j.  3  7. there  (hall  he  great  fearfulneffe 
Rearing. 
£/2.i  i.cj.was  troubled, faring  their  own  evils 
Eccl.zg.7.  fearing  to  be  defrauded 
2  Mac.g.zg  fearing  the  fon  of  Antiochus 

^eaft. 
1  £/ifou  1. 1. held  the/c<a/?ofthepaffover 
j  9.  and  the  /w/2  of  fweet  bread 
j.i.  made  a  gxeat  feafi  unto  all  his  fubjifts 
j.y  i.they  held  the  feasl  of  tabernacles 
7. 14.  kept  the  feasl  of  unleavened  bread 
zEfdras  1.31. from  your  folemn /^#  dayes 
i.gS.befealedin  the  feafi  of  the  Lord 
9.47.  that  he  mould  have  a  wife,I  made  a/e, 
Tob.z.  1  .in  the  feafi  of  Pentecoft,which 

is  the  holy  feafi  of  the  feven  weeks 
8.19.  kept  the  wedding/ea/2  fourteen  dayes 
Jud.6. z.i.  made  afeaft  to  the  elders 

io.ilabbath  dayes  ,and  in  her  feafi  dayes 
12.10  Olofernes  made  a  feafi  to  his  own  fer. 
1 3 . 1  .becaufe  the  feafi  had  been  long 
EfZ.14.17.not  greatly  efteemed  the  kings  feafi 
Eccl.z9.zl.  (halt  entertain  and  feaft,Si  have  no 
32-i.be  made  the  matter  of  the  feafi 
2.for  thy  well  ordering  the  feafi 
Bar. 6. 3  2.  as  men  do  at  the  feaft  when  one  is  de. 
1  Mac.  10.  3  4.  and  the  three  dayes  after  the  feafi 
z  Mac.i.gSee  ye  keep  the  feafi  of  tabernacles 
6.7-when  the  feafi  of  Bacchus  was  kept 

2 1  .that  had  the  charge  of  that  wicked  feafi 
8.5  3. kept  their  feasl  for  the  viftory 

10.6.  as  in  the  feafi  of  tabernacles 
1 2. 3 1 .  the  feafi  of  the  weeks  approaching 

3  2.  afrexthe  feasl  called  Pentecoft 

rtfeaftefc. 

1  Efd.\.€>\.feafied  with  inftrumentsof  mufick 

jfcaftg. 
Tfl&.i.6.ofcen  to  Jeiufalem  .it  the  feafis 

2.6.  your  feafis  dial  be  turned  into  mourning 
Judith  8.6.  the  feafis  and  folemn  dayes 
Eslh.i6.zz.  among  your  folemn  feafis 
Eccl. 3  3.8.  he  altered  feafons and  feasls 

43.7,  the  moon  is  the  fign  of feafts 
47.  io,he  beautified  their  feafis 

Baruch  1 . 1 4.upon  the  feafis  and  folemn  dayes 

1  Macy.^g.  hex  feafis  were  turned  into 

10.34. 1  will  that  all  the  feafis  and  Sabbaths 
1 2. 1 1.  in  our  feasls  and  other  convenient 

2  Mac.6.6.  to  keep  labbath  dayes  &  ancient  fe. 
7.  42.  concerning  the  idol  feafis 

^feafting. 
Judith  16. 20. the  people  continued  feafiing 
Efih.i  6.22.  kept  it  an  high  day,  with  all  feafiing 

rffeaftingo. 
wifd.19.16. they  received  with fcafiings 

^Fcats. 
Judith  n.i8.wonderfull  infeatsoi war 

jTeatljer. 
2  E.fd.11. 1 2.arofe  one  feather,  and  reigned  over 

JFeatl)EriB. 
2  £/<sf.  1 1.  j  .1  beheld, and  cu:  of  hex  feathers 

there  grew  other  contrary  feathers 
they  became  \itt\e  feathers  and  fmall 
f.  the  eagle  flew  with  her  feathers 
7.  and  fpake  to  her  feathers,  faying  : 
1 1 . 1  numbred  ber  contrary  feathers 
20.  the  feathers  that  followed  flood  up 

2  2.  the  twelve  feathers  appeared  no  more 

nor  the  two  little  feathers 
24.  two  little  feathers  divided  themfelves 
2$.  the  feathers  that  were  under  the.  wing 

3  1.  eat  up  the  two  feathers  under  the  wing 
4j.nor  thy  wicked /wi/j-nortby  malicious 

1 2.1 9.eight  fmali  undex-feathers  flicking 
29. whereas  thou  faweft  wo  feathers 

^featljere!). 
2  Efdr.  1  i.i.bad  twelve  feathered  wings 

2  Mac^.z-j.fcdow  hetbs  continually 

ifetJoeft. 
uifd.16.  29.  feddesl  thine  own  people 


Btfr.2.1  8. which  gceth  ftooping  2nd  feeble 

1  Mac. 1.16.  young  men  were  made/feWe 

2  Ejd.16. 6S.feed you,  being  idle,  with 

iJFeel. 

Judith  16.X7  .feelthem,and  weep  for  ever 

Eccl.30. 1.  caufeth  him  to  /ec/  the  rod 

E<Z('. 6.20. eat  them  &  their  clotb.they/ee/itnot 

24.nor  being  molten,did  they  feel  it 

:fcelet$. 

2  Efdras  ij^.failetjh  when  kfeeleth  the  fire 

rtfedmg- 

wifd.i  i.ij.they  had  fome  feeling  of  the 

2  £/tf.  I.  26.  your/^2  are  fwift  to  commit 
2.15".  make  theix  feet  as  faft  as  a  pillar 

25. 0  thou  good  nurfe,eftabh(h  their  feet 
5. 1 5  .and  fet  me  up  upon  my  feet 
6. 1  3  -ftand  upon  thy  feet,  and  hear 
10.30.fet  me  upon  my  feet,  andfaid  unto  me 
1 4.1. and  I  flood  upon  my  feet 

Judith  i.j.the  earth  with  the  feet  of  mine  army 
10.4.  took  fandals  upon  her  feet 
i4.7.he  fell  at  Judiths/ccr,&  reverenced  her 

Efi. 11. i^.to  kifie  the  folesofhis/eef 

Wifd.  14. 1 1  .a  fnare  to  the  feet  of  the  unwife 
1  5.1  j.as  for  their /eer,they  are  flow  to  go 

Eccl.6.z^.x>i\t  tby  feet  into  his  fetters 
2 1. 19.10  fools  as  fetters  on  the  feet 
25.20.8  fandy  way  to  the  feet  of  the  aged 
26. 1 8.  fo  are  the  hit  feet  with  a  conft.  heart 
38.  29.  turning  the  wheel  about  with  h\s  feet 
30„bowethdo.  his  ftrength  before  his  feet 

Bar. 6. 1 7. by  the  feet  of  them  that  come  in 
26.  on  (houlderSjbaving  no  feet 

rJFell. 

1  Efdr.  9. 47.  they  fell  to  the  ground 
zEfd.io.  1.  wedd.chamb.  he  fell  down  &  died 

13. 1 1.  fell  with  violence  upon  the 
Tub.i.^.feUfxom  the  houfe  of  Jerusalem 
11.13.faw  him,he  fell  on  his  neck 
i4.io.Aman/e#intothe  fnare,and  perifhed 
Jud.\.\  i.fcllbefoxe  the temple,and caft  afties 
6\i8.then  the  people  fell  down 
7.zz.felldown  in  the  ftreetsof  the  city 
8.3.  and  be/c#onhisbed,  and  died  in 
9. 1. then  Judith/?//!  upon  her  face 
10. 23. (he /e#  down  upon  her  face 
i+.S.hefell  down  on  his  face,and  his  fpirit 
7. he  fell  at  Judiths  feet,and  reverenced 
1  y.2.fear  and  trembling/f#upon  them 
5.all/e#upon  them  with  one  confent 
Eftb. 15.7.  and  the  Queen /?//down,and 

1 5.  (he  fell  down  for  faintneffe 
irifd.io.  6  fell  down  upon  thefive  cities 

17.  ltf.whofoever  there  fell  down 
Ecel.  1  y.  1 1 .  through  the  Lord  that  I  fell  away 
i6.7.the  old  giants,  who  fell  away 
ic.17.fell  down  to  the  earth  on  their 
Suf.  1  j.  and  \tfello\it  as  they  watched 
1  Mac.  1. 5. after  thefe  things he/e#  lic,k 
3.1  i.many  3,1(6  fell  down  flain 
4. 4,0,  fell  down  flat  to  the  ground 
6. 8. upon  his  bed,  and  /e#  fick  for  grief 
46. the  elephant  fell  down  upon  him 
7.i8.dread  of  them /f//  upon  all  the  people 
9.40.  fo  as  many  fell  down  dead 
13.22.  and  there  fell  a  great  fnow 
zMac.i.  17 .  feU  (wddenly  to  the  ground 
40.  things  —  fell  out  on  this  fort 
9.7 .'he  fell  down  from  his  chariot 

9.  his  fle(h/e#away,and  the  filthineffe 
24-if  any  thing  fell  out  contrary 
lo.4.tliey/e#flat  down,  and  befought  the 
1 7,.flew  all  that  fell  into  the ir  hands 
26./e#downat  the  foot  of  the  altar 
12.24/cK  into  the  hands  of  Dofitbeus 
14.4 1. being  ready  to  be  taken /*#  on  his  fw 
Jfeiium. 
Eccl.S.i<>.  travell  not—  wtthabo!d/i//tfW 

13. 23. they  fay,What/«//(jwistbis 
Baruch  6.  43.  (he  reproachcth  her  fellow 


ifcllOXOCjaf.  J 

D<JS,3.2<;.with  Azarias 'and his fellowes 

1  Mac.\,%.thdi.efellovs>es  flie  from  us 
io.6ixertainpeftilent/cftra^ofIfrael 

JfellomOiia.     . 

U'ifd.6.zi  .fliall  have  no  feUowjhif  with 

£c<:/.i  3.  i.he  that  hath  fe  11 'omflrip  with  a 

2.have  no  fcllowfbip  with  one  that 

17.  w hat  fellowfijip  hath  the  wolf 

zJFtnceU. 

2  -Mic.  1 2. 1 3.  was  fenced  about  with  walls 
jfertiencie. 

fud.4,9.  cryed  to  God  with  great  fervency 

Jfertertt, 
2  Efdr. 6. 58-thy  only  begott.  &  thy  fervent  love 
1  Mac.Z'S^.in  being  zealous  and  fervent 

5  8. being  zealous  and  fervent  for  the  law 

jFcilitaM. 

1  Ate.i;45.pi:ofa.tbefabbaths  St  fefiivall dayes 

,  Jfetcfr. 

2  Maccao.z.  1 5 .  fend  fome  to  fetch  thsm 

1  £/c/.4.  7^.fetcheth  his  courfe  agnin  to  his  own 
Ecclefi  i .  5  9.  he  that  fetcheth  not  his  wind 

jIFetfxrxD. 
rr//#.  1 7. 2.and  fettered  with  the  bonds 

rffetter0. 

Eccl.6.1^.  put  thy  reet  into  hex  fetters 
29.  then  (hall  hex  fetters  be  flrong 
2 1 . 1 9.  to  fools,  as  fetters  on  the  feet 

2  Efdras  4. 3  3.  why  are  our  yeexsfeva 
7. 1 2.thty  are  but/ew  and  evill,and  full 

70.  there  fhall  be  \exyftrv  left 
8. 1 -but  the  world  to  come  (ox  few 
3.many  created,  but  few  (lull  be  faved 
62.but  to  thee,  and  a  few  like  thee 
1  o.  57 ,cal led  with  the  High.&  fo  are  butfew 
Etcl.ij.z.  he  gave  them/ejvdayes,and 
4i.i3.agood  life  h.ith  hutfew  dayes 
43.3  2. we  have  feen  but  a.  few  of  his  works 
Bar.1.11.  wearebuta/ew  left  among  the  hea. 

1  Mac.  3 .17.be  able,being  fo  few,  to  fight 
18.  (hut  up  in  the  hands  of  a  few  ,1 

6. 54.but  a  few  left  in  the  fanftuary 
7.  i-came  up  with  a  few  men  from 

28. 1  will  come  with  a  few  men 
9.9.  fight  againft  them  :  for  they  are  but  few\ 
i2.45.chufea/£Wmen  to  waiton  thee         ; 
15.10.fo  thatfew  were  left  with  Triphon 

2  Mac.z.z  1 .  fo  that,  being  but  a  few 
6.17-dcclaring  of  the  matter  in  few  words 
12,34.  a  fewoithe  Jcwes were  flain 
14.30.  gathered  notafevnoi his  men 

2  Mac.  5. 1  $.no  fewer  fold  then  flain 

io.i7.killed  no  fewer  then  twenty  thoufand 
i2.io.no/e»^then  five  thoufand  men  on 

rffioeHtp. 

£jf.i3.3.good  will  and  ftedfaft  fidelity 

rffielO,. 
2  Efd.7.6.  and  fet  upon  a  broad  jfcW 
9.i7.1ikeastheJ?fWis,fo  is  the  feed 
24.  go  into  afield  of  flowers 
26.  eat  of  the  herbs  of  the  field 
10.3. came  hither  into  thi$field,as  thou  feed 
3  2  .and  I  went  into  the  field 
5  i.I  bade  thee  remain  in  the  field 
1 2.  j  i.I  remained  ftill  in  the  field 

did  eat— of  the  flowers  of  the  field 
1 3  ,f  7.then  went  I  forth  into  the  field 
16.28  .and  two  of  the^W,which  (hall  hide 
77.1ike  as  a  field  iscover.over  withbufhes 
Wifd.  17.  1 7.  or  a  labourer  in  the  field 

i9.7.out  of  the  violent  ftream  a  green  field 
Eccl.  24.14.  olive  tree  in  a  pleafant  field 
Bel  3.3.  and  was  going  into  the  field 
1  Mac.10.7 1. come  down  into  the  plain  field 
14.  8.  the  trees  of  the  fieldtheix  fruit 

ileitis, 
a  Efdras  1 5.4T .  that  all  J&Afr  may  be  full 
i6.32.thej?eWsrhereoflnallwaxold 
Judith  2.27.  and  burntup  all  their  fields 
3.3.  and  all  our  fields  of  wheat 
4.5.  for  the  fields  were  of  late  reaped 
6.q.fields  (lialbe  filled  with  their  dead  bodies 
1  Mac.  16. 10.  to 


Apoc.       FIE       FIG 


FIL        FIN 


FIN       FIR 


Apoc. 


i  Mac.i6.io.  to  the  towers  in  the  fields 
jFterte. 

i  Efd.z.z-].  mighty  kings  and  fierce  were 
Wlfd.i  i.  17.  a  multitude  of  bears  &  fierce  lions 

1 8.  1  f.  as  a/zeri:e  man  ofwar  into  the  midft 
2  Mac.  10.3  {.with  a  yfera  courage  killed  all 

1  2.  1  j.gwe  a  /??>'«  affault  againft  the  walls 

tfiercelp. 

E/J.i  f.7  .he  looked  very  fiercely  upon  her 

I  Mac.6.1  J. the  king -marched  fiercely  withhis 

JFterceneffe. 
i  Mac.  1  f.  1 1  .the  fiercenejfe  of  the  beafts 

w/d.n.i8.breathing  out  either  a  /fiery  vapour 
£cc/.4j.4.breathing  out  fiery  vapours 

4f.  1 9.confume  them  with  the  fiery  flame 

48.9.  in  a  chariot  of  fiery  hotfes 
fiit. 
z  Efi.tf.47.upon  the  j?/t  day  thou  faideft 
zMac.7.1 5  .afterward  ihey  brought  the  fiftalh 

fiftctntx). 

Eft. 10. 13.  the  fourteenth  &  fifteenth  day  of  the 
1  Mac.  i.j4.now  the  fifteenth  day  of  the 

jjNftfc 

/WirJi  t.2.breadth  tbtieof  fifty  cubits 

1  Mac.0.6 1  .about  J?/i:_y  perfons,and  flew  them 

i  MiK.  1  j.  5.  a  tower  of  fifty  cubits  high 

Jftftte?. 
1  Kac3.y5.oycr  fiftks,and  over  tens 

rfFigs. 

/W.i 0.5:.  parched  corn,  and  lumps  of  figs 

ffitptree. 
1  M«.  14. ii- under  his  vine,andhisj%-tree 

1  Ejd.x.  1 8.  but  undertook  to  fight  with  him 

6.*4.at  that  time  fh.nll  friends  fight 
i Efdr.  1 3 .8.  fore  afraid,ind  yet  durft  fight 
1 1.  which  was  prepared  to  fight 
3  t.3nd  one  (hall  undertake  to  fight 
1  t .  1  f .  ftand  up  to  fight  one  againft  another 
Jud.f.  1 1  .fight  not  againft  them  in  battell 
Esl.  1 1.6.  dragons  came  forth  ready  to  fight 

7 .might  fight  againft  the  righteous 
Wi\d.^.zo.  the  world  (hall  /Sgfef  with  him 
Eccl.4.  a  8.  the  Lord  (hall  /fffcr  for  thee 
19. 1 3 .  it  (hall  /%b(  for  thee  againft 
1  .M<K.i.40.3nd  $?/•#  not  for  our  lives 
41.  we  will  fight  againft  him 
66.  and  fight  the  battels  of  the  people 
3.21.  but  we  j?e;ftf  for  our  lives 
4  3 .  let  us  fight  for  our  people 


Jud.z. 8.their  (lain  (hall  fill  their  valleyes 
7.1 1. not  water  to  drink  their  fill 
8.3 1. will  fend  rain  to  fill  our  cifterns 
mfd>i.f\tl  us  fill  our  fclves  with  coftly  wine 
Eccl.19.j9.  fill  you;,  felves  with  my  fruits 
36.14.J?//  Sion  with  thine  unfpeakable  orac. 
tfilleo. 
2  ir/i.4. 3  6.  w  hen  the  number  of  feeds  is  filled 

5. if.  thou  haft  filled  thee  oneriver 
Tobit  1 2.9.  (hall  be  filled  with  life 
/W/ffc  <5.4-(hall  be  filled  with  dead  bodies 
10.$.  filled  a  bag  with  parched  corn 
1 32.  for  he  was  filled  with  wine 
mfd.  13.12.  to  drtfle  his  meat,  hath  filled  himf. 

18. 16. filled  nil  things  with 1  death 
£«■/.  2.i6\rhat  love  him,(hall  be  filled  with 
4-i2.feek  to  herearly/hallbe ///«/  with  joy 
16.29. and  filled i*  with  hisbleffings 
17-7-he  j?#eithem  with  the  knowledge  of 
23.1 1.  (hall  be  filled  with  iniquity 
3  1.3.  he  is  jWWwithhisdelicates 
3  2. i?.tlmfeek.thelaw,(halbe /?/&(/ there  w. 
H.\6,filledmy  wine-pr.hkeagithererofgra. 
37.14.8  wife  man  (hail  be  j?//c^  with 
39.6.  he  (hall  be  filled  with  the  fpirit 

1 2.1  am  filled  as  the  moon  at  the  full 
42  2  j. who  (hall  be  filed  with  beholding  his 
47.r4.as  a  floud  filledwhh  underftnuding 
48.12EI1Z0US  was  filled  with  hisfpim 
Sar.3.3  z-filledit  with  four-footed  beatts 

f.7. and  villeyes  filled  up,  to  make  even 
SV//«72.  3  2.might  be  filled  w ith  her  beauty 
2  Mac.$. $0. was  filled  with  joy  and  gladncffe 
4.40.  and  being  filled  with  rage 
6-4.for  the  temple  was  filled  with  riot 

y . altar  alfo  was  filled  with  profane  things 
7.1 1 .  filled  with  couragious  fpirits 
9.7.butftill  was  filled  with  pride 
1 2.  i6.being  filled  full, was  feen  running 
13.16.  they  filled  the  camp  with  fear 
tfilleuft. 
£cc/.47,if.  filledfl  ic  with  dark  places 

tfilletl). 
Ffi/Si  1 . 7  .fpirit  of  the  Lord  filleth  the  world 
Eccl.1.16.  and  filleth  men  with  fruits 
2 4. 2 5. /?//<>£/;  all  things  with  his  wifdome 
tflltf). 
£«/.i2.2.compared  to  the  filth  of  a  dunghill 
27.4X0  the  /?/rb  of  a  man  in  his  talk 

wi/a.  1 1 . 1 8 .  or  filthfCents  of  fcattered  fmoak 


58. that  ye  may /?f^r  with  thefe  nations     I  Eccl. zz.i.is  compared  to  a  /F/rfjy  ftone 


4.2 1  .hoft  of  Judasin  the  plain,ready  to  fight 
j. 3  1. fight  this  day  for  your  brerhren 
57.  and  fight  agamft  the  heathen 
67.went  out  to  fight  unadvifedly 
6. 3  4.provoke  the  elephants  to  fight 
8.3  2.  fight  with  thee  by  fea  and  by  land 
9.8.  we  maybe  able  to  fight  with  them 
3Cthat  thou  mayeft  fight  our  battels 
44. let  us  go  up  now  &  fight  for  our  lives 
1 2.y o.  went  clofe  together^prepared  to  fight 
1 1  -9- fight  tn"U  our  battels, and  whatfoever 
14.13.any  left  in  the  land  to  _/%.againft  them 

2  6.chafed  away  in  fight  their  enemies 
16.  3.  go  and  fight  for  our  nation 
J  z  Mac  B.i  6  not  tofcar,but  to  fight  manfully 
3<?.tbe  7  ewes  had  God  to  fight  for  them 
1  i.9_ready,not  onlvto  fiqbt  with  men 
I4.18.they  had  to  fight  for  their  country 

J=<g*)tetr). 

Eft.  1 4.  r  3 .hate  him  that  fighteth  againft  us 
wifd.  1 6. 1 7. world  fighteth  for  the  righteous 
faZ.38.28. fighteth  withtheheat  ofthe  furnace 

:fftgl>ring. 
2  Efd.  1 3 . 3  4.overcom  e  hi  en  by  fighting 
Eccl.z8.i  1. a  r>afiyJ%te'»gfheddethbloud 

1  Mac.%. 10. fighting  with  them, flew  many 

2  Mac.  it.  ?  .j.'that  in  their  fighting  together 

1 5.27.  fighting  with  their  hands,  and  praying 
^figure. 
Ew/.49.9.under  the  figure  ofthe  rain 

fill. 
2  E/k\  1.20.  waters  flowed  out  to  your  fill 

4.3  2. how  great  a  floor  fh-.H  they  fill 
Tob.S.  1 8. bade  his  fervants  fill  the  grave 


ifilttynziic, 

rri/l2.i6.abftains  from  our  ways  as  from  filthi. 

z  Mac. 9.9.  the  filthineJJ'e  of  his  fmell  was  noif. 

tftno. 

1  £/^.2.i2.thou  (halt  findin  the  chronicles 

2  Efd.  3 . 3  6.fhalt  find,  that  Iff ael  by  name 
Tobit  2. 2. what  poor  man  foever  thou  (halt  find 
Jiid.S. i^.you  cannot  find  the  depth  of 

14.3  .tent  of  Olofern.  but  (hall  not  find  him 
Efthcr  16.1  %.hnt  we  find  that  thejewes 
wifd.z.z^.  that  do  hold  of  his  fide  do  find  it 
6.10.  (hall  find  what  to  anfwer 

1 4. he  fit  'II  fiadhit  fitting  at  his  doors 
9.16.  with  labour  do  we  find  the  things  that 
ij.tf.feeking  God,and  defirous  lofindhim 
9.  how  did  they  not  fooner  find 
£«/.i. 13.  he  (hall  find  favour  in  thedayof 
3.1  S.ihzlt  find  favour  before  the  Lord 

3 1.  when  be  fallethhe  (hall  findi  ftay 
6. 1 6\they  that  fear  the  Lord  (hall  find 
i8.fo  (halt  thou  j?Wwifdome  till  thine 
28.  at  the  laft  thou  ihalt  find  her  reft 
t{.6.hefhall/?Wjoy,&  a  crown  of  gladnefs 
i6.i4.every  man  (hall  find  accor.to  bis  works 
1 8. 4. who  (hall  find  011  this  noble  acts 
24.28.  no  more  (hall  the  laft  findhet 
2f.3-  how  canft  thou  find  any  thing 
27. 16. (hall  never  |W  friend  to  hismind 
28. 1. he  that  revengeth  (hall  find  vengeance 
29.3. thou  (haltalwayesjWthe  thing  that 
3i.2  2.atthelaftthou  (halt  find  asl  told  thee 
32.i4.that  ftck  him  eatlyfhall/fW  favour 
3  3 . 2  f.thy  ferv.  to  labour,thou  (hal  t  find  reft 
41. 24.  and  find  favour  before  all  men 


S  1.26.  (he  is  hard  at  hand  to  find 
Barttch  1.1 1.  and  find  favour  in  their  fight 
Daa.3.14.  to  facrif.before  thee,&  to  yFW  mercy 
Snfan.  14.  when  they  might  find  her  alcne 

1  Af«.io.i6.(hall  we/z?jrffuch  another 

2  Mac.z.6.  but  they  could  not  find  it 
24.which  they  /?»d,which  delire  to  look 

y.9.thinking  there  to  find  fuccour 
6.22.&  for  the  old  friendfhip— ^favour 
jUtiMft. 
2  £R2.23.wherefoever  thou  findeflthe  dead 
Bel  1 1.  if  thou  fi'idefi  not  that  Bel  hath 

jFfnuetfj. 
£^.19. 28  when  he  findcth  opportunity 
zy.io.  great  is  he  chat  j?«^etib  wifdom 
32.i7.butJ?nrffffcanexcufeaccordingtohis 
40.1 8. he  that  findetb  a  treafure  is  above 
^FinDtng. 
Effh.16. 14.  finding  us  deftmite  of  friends 
Eccl.  1 3 .  26.  the  finding  out  of  parables 
*(ne. 

1  Efdr.z.  6-  an  head-rire  of  fine  linnen 
Judith  io.j.lumpsoffigs,and  fine  linnen 
Eccl.  3  f  .2.reqaiteth  a  good  turn }otJst. fine  flowr 

38.1  i.andametnoriallofjJ/ffflowr 
Bel  3 .  twelve  great  meafures  of  fine  flowr 

2  Afdc.  1.8.  offered  facrifices,  and  fine  flowr 

2  Mm.  1  y-39.fo  fpcech /?^/y  framed  delighteth 

JF(nger0. 

ii'ifd.i  f.if. nor  fingers  of  hands  to  handle 

JWfb. 
Tobit  8.17.  and  finifb  their  life  in  health 
EaZ.38.27.and  watch  co  finifh  a  work 

28.hefctteth  hismind  to fimjh his  work 

1  £/y.4.e<. that  day  the  houfe  viasfinijhed 
7.f.  thus  was  the  holy  houfe  fi/iijhed 
6.14  great  and  ftrong,  and  was  fimfbed 

28.till  the  houfe  of  the  Lord  be  fimfhed 
7. 4. they  finifhed  thefe  things  by  thecomman. 

2  Efd.6. 20. when  the  world — (hall  be  finifhed 
To£.8.20.dayes  ofthe  marriage  were  fivijhed 
_7Wtj.22.wben  Achior  had  fimfh.  thefe  fayings 

8.34.UH  the  things  be  finifhed  that 
Eccl.  <jo.  1 9.  they  finifhed  his  iervice 
1  Macq.j  1. and  finiflied all  the  works 
tftmfMng. 

1  £/rf.?.7  3.hindredthe/wi/?W2g  ofthe  building 
£«/.  3  7. 1 1 .  for  a  yeer  of  fimfhing  work 

^o.finijhing  the  fervice  of  the  altar 

2  Mac.z.y.  and  of  finiflnng  of  the  temple 
iFire. 

1  E/rf.  1 . 1 2 .  rofted  the  pailbver  with  fire 
y 5. fee /zVeupon  hertowcrs- 

6'.24.dofacrifice  with  continuall^i'e 

2  Efdr.  1. 2  2. 1  gave  you  not  /fre  for  your  blafpb. 
3. 19. went  thorow  three  gates  of  fire 
4.  j.  weigh  me  the  weight  of  the  fire 

9.but  only  ofthe  fire  and  wind 
1 6. the  fire  came  and  con  fumed  it 
50.asthe  fire  is  greater  then  the  fmoak 
c1.37.my  fpirit  was  greatly  fet  on  fire 
7-8.evcn  between  the  fire  and  water 
8.8.  thy  creature  is  preferved  in  fire  &  water 

22.  is  converfant  in  wind  and  fire 
13.4.  faileth  when  it  feeleth  the  fire 
10.  as  it  had  been  a  blaft  of  fire 
1 1. the  blaft  ofj?rc,thc  flaming  breath,and 
27.ofwind,and  jfrfjand  ftorm 
3  8  by  the  law,which  is  like  unto  fire 
14.39.  colour  of  ic  was  like  fire 
1  j. 2  3 .  fire  is  gone  forth  from  his  wrath 
41.  fire,  hail, and  flying fwords 
6 1 .  they  (hall  be  unto  tbee  as  fire 
16. ^.a  fire  is  fenc  among  you,and  who 
6.may  one  quench  fire  in  ftubble 
9. a  fire  (hall  go  forth  from  his  wrath 
if.  thefire'xs  kindled,  and  (fnllnoc 
53.  God  (hall  bum  coals  of  fire  upon  his 
7  3.  be  tried,  as  the  gold  in  the  fire 
7  8.undrefled,andiscaft  into  the  fire 
Judith  8. 27. hath  not  trved  us  in  the  fire 
13.13.  and  made  afirefor  a  light 
16.17.  all  thesis  not  fuffi-ient 
Efl.16.zn.  without  mercy,  with  fire  and  fword 
iri/H.ro.6.fled 


Apoc. 


FIR      FIR 


FIR 


FIS 


Wifd.  i  o  6  fled  from  the  fire  which  fell  do  wn 
ij .i.l  ut  deemed  either  firc,ox  wind,or 
1 6. 1 6. through  fire  were  they  confumed 
I7.rhe  fire  had  more  force  in  the  water 
19.  water, above  the  power  of  fire 
ai.but  {now  and  yce  endured  the  fire 
27. was  not  deftroyed  of  the  fire 
17.?. no  power  of  the  fire  mighegive  them 

6.  a  fit'e  kindled  of  it  felf,very  dreadfull 
18.  3.  gaveft  them  a  pillar  of  fire 
19.20.  thefirehad  power  in  the  water 

Ecc .  1.  f  for  gold  is  tried  in  the  fire 
3 .  50. water  wiUquen,c,h  a  flaming  fire 
7.1 7-the  vengeance  of  the  ungodly  is  fire 
8.}. heap  not  wood  upon  fire 

lo.burnt  with  the  flame  of  the  fire 
0.8.  here-vith  love  is  kindled  as  %fire 
1  i,j  a.  of  a  fpark  olfirean  heap  of  coals  is 
1 5 .  i6.he  hath  fit  fire  and  wat  :r  before 
16.6.  of  the  ungodly  mail  a  fire  b,e  kindled 
21.9.  is  a  flame  qi  fire  to  deftroy  them 
22.24.  a  furnace  goeth  before  the  fire 
23.16.  an  hot  mind  is  a  burning^ 

never  ceafe  till  he  hath  kindled  a,  fire 
28. 1  o.  as  the  matter  of  fire  is,  Co  it 

1 1. hafty  contention  kindleth  afire 
36. 9. confumed  by  the  rage  of  the  fire 
38.28  .the  vapour  of  the  fire  wafteth  his  flefli 
39.z6.water,_/zre,iron,falt,  flowrof  wheat 

zq.  fire,  and  hail,  and  famine 
40.30.in  his  belly  rhere  ihall  burn  afire 
43.zixonfumes  thegrafleasthej?/? 
48. 1.  flood  up  Elias  the  prophet  as  fire 
3. three  times  brought  down  fi/e 
9. taken  upin  a  whirlwind  of  fire 
50.9. 3$  fire  and  incenfe  in  the  cenfer 
5 1.4.  from  the  choaking  of  fire  on  every  fide 
from  the  midft  of  the  fire  which  I 
Sar.4.^  $.)&'?  iliall  come  uj> on  her 

6. 5  j.wh-n  fire  falleth  on  the  houfe 
Van-l  .i.opcn.his  mouth  in  the  midft  of  the  fire 
zf.fmote  the  flame  of  the  fireow.oi 
43.O  ye  fm  and  heat,blefie  ye  the  Lord 

1  Mac.  1 .  jt.t  k.fpoils  of  the  city,he  fet  it  on  fire 

56.books — theyburntthem  with  fire 
r,  28.  and  burnt  the  city  with  fire 

35.  the  fpoils  thereof,  &  burn  it  with  fire 

68.and  burnt  their  carved  images  with  fire 
6.19.  and  fnined  like  lamps  of  fire 

5 1  .inftruments  to  caft  fire,  and 
1  o.84.that  were  fled  into  it,he  burnt  with  fi. 
16.10.  wherefore  he  burnt  it  with  fire 

2  Maci.i8.of  the  fire  which  was  given  us 

19.  took  the  fire  of  the  altar  privily 
lo.priefts  that  had  hid  it,to  the  fire 

found  no  fire,  but  thick  water 
22.  there  was  a  greater?  kindled 
3  3.wherethepr.~hadhidthej?.thereapp. 
2. 1  .to  take  of  the  fire,  as  it  bath  been  fignifi. 
10. the  fire  came  down  from  heaven 

7.  ?  to  be  brought  to  the  fire, and  to 
8.3  3. that  had  fet  fire  upon  the  holy  gates 
9.7. breathing  out  fire  in  his  rage 
1  o.  j  .ftriking  ftones»took  fire  out  of  them 
12.6.  and  burnt  the  boats  with  fire 

9-fet  fire  on  the.  faaven,and  the  navie 

fo  that  the  light  of  the  fire  was  feen 
13.8.  whofe  fire  and  afhes  were  holy 
1 4.41.  bade  tbat.jfrefliould  be  brought 
■fixes- 
Jud.7.*.  kindled  fires  on  their  towers 
j  Mac. 1 2.28.  kindled  fires  intheircarup 
z  Mac.  10.36.  kindling  fires, burnt  the  blafphe. 

firmament. 
2  Efdr.4.7.  iprings  are  above  the  firmament 
6.4.  before  the  meafures  of  the  firmam.  were 
20. (hall  be  opened  before  the  firmament 
4i.madeft  the  fpirit  of  the  firmament 
JEfc/.43.i.the  clear  firmament, the  beauty 
Van.s.i  3.  art  thou  in  the  firmament,  of  heaven 

■tfixm. 

Eccl.43.  1  %.  he  maketh  the  clouds  firm 

■fitwty. 
2/2.13.$.  may  not  be  firmly  ftabliflied 
Eccl.qi.  1 7 -which  the  almighty  L.  firmly  fettled 


1  s/i*1. 1. 1.  fourteenth  day  of  tkefirfi  moneth 
a. 1.  in  the  firslyeet  of  Cyrus  the  king  of  the 
$.io.the  firfi wrote:  Wine'isthe  ftrorageft 

1 7. then  began  the  first,  who  had  fpeken 
j.  5  3 .  from  the  firft  day  of  the  feyenth  mon. 

5  7. in  the  firfi  day  of  the  fecond  moneth 
6.17.  in  the  firfiyeer  thatjsing  Cyrus 

24.10  the  firfi  yeer  of  the  reign  of  k.Cyrus 
8 .6 1  .the  twelfth  day  of  the  firfi  moneth 
9. 16. in  the  firfi  day  of  the  tenth  moneth 
1 7. in  the  firfi  day  q{  the  firfi  moneth 
40.  in  the  first  day  of  the  feventh  moneth 
4  j  .he  fet  honourably  in  the  firU  place 

2  E f dr. ^.iz. mote  ungodly  then  the  firfi 
5.42.fo  there  is  no  fwiftm  ffe  of  the  firfi 
6.7.  when  fhaU  be  the  end  of  the  firfi 

8.  Jacobs  band  held  firfi  the  heel  of  Efau 
3  8. even  the  firfi  day,and  faideft  thus 
$8.  thou  haft  called  thy  firft-hom 
io.io.  put  of  her  came  all  at  the  firfi 
1 4.4 5.  the  firfi  that  thou  haft  written 
Tobit  1.6.  that  which  was  firfi  (horn 

7.  the  firfi  tenth  part  of  all  increafe  I  gave 
J.  13. and  offered  the  fir ft-hom,  &  the  tenths 
14.  f .  but  not-like  to  the  firfi 
Jud.x.  1.  twentieth  day  of  the  firfi  moneth 

8.29.this  is  not  the  firfi  day  wherein  thy 
Eft.  1 1.2.  the  firfi  day  of  the  moneth  Nifan 
Wifd.6. 1 3. making  htrfelf  firfi  known  to  them 
7.1.  that  was  firfi  made  of  earth 

3.  the  fir  ft  voice  which  I  uttered 
10. 1. the  firfi  formed  father  of  the  world 
1 3 . 3  .the  firfi  authour  of  beamy  hath  created 
18. 1 3..deftrucl:ion  of  the  firsl-hqta 
£«/.4.i7.at  the  firfi  (he  will  walk  with  him 
6-7.if  thou  wouldeft  ggt  a  fri, prove  him  firfi 
1  i-7.underftand  fixfi,and  then  rebuke 
1 2. 1 7.  thou  (halt  find  him  there  firfi 
1 7. 1 8. whom,  being  his  firft-bom,he  nouri. 
i9.i8.thcfearofthe  Lord  is  the  firfi 
23.23.  firfi  (he  hath  difobeyed  the  law 
3 1. 17. leave  off 'firfi  for  manners  fake 
1 8-  reach  not  out  thine  hand  fiifi   ■■' 
36.12.  thou  haft  named  thy  firft-bo^n  5 

1  Mac.  1 . 1  .in  his  ftead  the  firfi  over  Greece  . 
2. 1 8.  come  thou  firfi,  and  fulfill  the  kings 
f.40.ifhe  pafle over  $•/?  unto  .y.s 

43.be  went  firfi  over  unto  them 
7.13.  now  the  AfideansAvere  the  firfi 

43. was  firfi  flain  in  theifeattell 
8. 24. if  there  come  firfi  any  war  upon  the 

a 7. if  war  come  firfi  upon  the  nation  of 
10.47 .he  was  the  firfi  that  intreated 
16. 6. he  went  firfi  over  hirrtfelf 

2  Maca.jo.belongs  to  the "fiifi  authour 
4. 40. began  firfi  to  offer  violence 
7.2.  one  of  them  that  fp.ike  firfi 

4.cut  out  the  tongue  of  him  that  fpake  fi. 
7.  fo  when  the  firfi  was  dead 
8.23.  himlelf  leading  the  firfi  band 
$dt  ft,- fruits. 
Tob- 1 . 6.  bavjng  the  firfi~(ruhs  and  tenths 
fud.i  1. 1 3. to  fpend  the  ^/2t  fruits  of  the  corn 
EccLt-1  i .the  fir fi-imits,  and  the  trefpaffe-off. 
3j.8.and  and  diminifti  riot  the  jz^-fruits 
4j.i0.dividedtohim  the  firft-hmts 

1  Mac. 3. 49. the  firfi-Uuhs  and  the  tithes 
tftfli. 

2  Efd.  ? ,7.the  Sodomnifh  fea  {hall  caft  out  fijb 
Tob  6. 2. a  fijh  leaped  out  of  the  water 

3.  the  angel  {aid,  Take  the  fijb 

the  yong  man  laid  hold  on  the  fijb 
4>open  the  fijh,  and  take  the  heart 

5.  when  they  had  rofted  the  fijh 

6.  the  liver  and  the  gall  of  the  fijh 
i6.fomeof  the  heart  and  liver  of  the  fijh 

8 . 2  .put  the  heart  and  the  liver  of  the  fijh 
1 1.  4.  take  in  thine  hand  the  gall  of  the  fifih 

JFf^eS- 

2  £yX6'.47.bring forth  living  cretr.  fowls  &  fi. 

I6.i2.rhe  fijhes  thereof  before  the  Lord 
r^/i/.i9.io.ftogs  in  ftead  of  fijhes 

Hit. 
wifd.  1 3. 1 1 .  fit  for  the  fervice  of  mans  life 
Keel.  3  3 .28 .to  work,  as  is  fit  for  him 


FLA       F  L  E        Apoc. 
( , — £ — 

Suf.if.  as  they  watch  a  fit  time,  the  J 

a  M(ZC.2,.2>i.muft  feek  out  fit  things  for  the       j 
3.37.whomightbeaj?Cman  to  befent 
4.i9.thought  jfr  not  to  beftow  upon  the  facr. 

fitting. 
2  Mac.x  j. 38^  and  as  fitting  the  ftory 

Jiidith'7,10.  let  us  yet  endure  five  dayes 
8.9.  the  city  to  the  Affyrians  after  five  daye: 

£a/.i7.j.thc  tjfe  of  the  five  operations 

a  Ate.2.2|;being  declared— in  the  five  books 
10.29.  five  comely  men  upon  horfes 
^Fiame. 

a  £^.4.48.  when  the  flame;  was  gone 

PP'ifd.  1 6. 1 8.  the  flame  was  mitigated 

Eccl.8. 1  o.  burnt  with  the  flame  of  his  fire 
zi-9-is  a  flame  ot  fire  to  deftroy 
z8.22.nor  be  burnt  with  the  flame 
4$.i9.ccnfume  them  with  the  fiery  flame 

D^.3.23  .(o  that  the  flame  ftreamed  forth 

25.  fmote  the  flame  of  fire  out  of 
\       6$.outof  the  midft  of  the — burning  fla. 

1  Mac.i.^Q.  were  fayed  out  of  the  flame 

2  Mac.  1.32.  there  was  kindled  a  flame 
iflaut'S. 

Wifd.  1 7.5  neither  could  the  bright  flames  of 
19.  2 1.  the  flames  wafted  not  the  flefli 
^Flaming, 
a  Efd.  1 3. 10.  out  of  his  lips  a  filming  breath 

1 1. the  blaft  of  fire,  the  flaming  breath,and 
£^.3.30.  water  will  quench  a  flaming  fire 

i  Efdras  851-  lying  flat  on  the  ground 
1  Mac4.40.feU  down  flat  to  the  ground 
a  Mac.  10^.4.  they  fell  flat  dojtn,  and  befought 
13.12.  lying  flat  on  the  the  ground  3.  dayes 

flatter.  _ 

1  Efdr.q.$  1 .  the  king  was  fain  to  flatter 
Wifd.  14. 1 7.  flatter  him  that  was  abfent 

iFIeO. 

a  Efdras  8.  ^.corruption  is  fled  into  hell 
10. 3. 1  rofe  up  by  night  and  fled 
14,18.  the  truth  is  fled  far  away 
tob.  1 . 1 8  .when  he  was  come  and  fledicom  Jud. 
a  1. they  fled  into  the  mpunuins 
a. 8. this  man  is  not  yet  afraid  —  who  fled 
8.3.  he  fled  into  the  utmoft  parts 
Judith  5.8.  they  fled  into  Mefopocamia 

10. 1 2. of  the  Hebrews,^  am  fled  from  them 
11.  3. 'why  art  thou  j?«/ from  them 

16.  am  fled  from  their  prefence 
15.2.  j?£fi!  into  every  wayofthe  plain 
Wtfd.io.6.  whofledfiom  the  fire  which 

10.  when  the  righteous  fiedhom  his 
1  M«ca„2  8.he&hisfonsyZt^inro  the  mounts. 
43 .  they  that  fled  for  perfecution 
4.i4.being  difcomritcd,  fledinto  the  plain 
5.9.they  fed  to  the  fortreffe  of  Dathema 
7.3  2.the  reft  fledinto  the  city  of  D^vid 
44.caft  away  their  weapons,  and  fled 
o.i8.Jud.alfo  was  killed, &  the  remnant  fled 

3  3  .fled  into  the  wilderneffe  of  Thecoe 
io.495Demetriush'ofty?ci :  but  Alexander 
64. his  accufers  —  flcdill  away 
83.  fled  to  Az.otus,and  v^ent  into 
84,with  them  that  were  fled  into  it 
11.16.  Alexander  fled  into  Arabia 
46.  the  king  fled  into  the  court 
5  f  .who  turned  his  back  and  fled 
69.  all  that  were  on  Jonathans  fide  fled 
1  j.  1 1.  fled  unto  Dora,which  lieth  on  the  fea 
a  1. have  fled  from  their  countrey 
37  in  the  mean  time  fled  Tryphon 
16.10.fo  they  fledeven  unto  the  towers 
Mac.  5.?.  Menelaus  fled  into  the  caftle 

7.  fled  again  into  the  countrey 
8.13.  fled,  and  conveyed  themfelves 
3  3  .who  was  fled  into  a  little  houfe 
10.1 8.  fledinto  two  veiy  ftrong  cities 

3  2.Timoth. — -fled  into  a  very  ftrong  hold 
1 1.1 2.  Lyfias  himfelf  flednway  (hamefully 
12.6.  tHofe  that  fled  thither,  he  flew 

22.the  enemies — fled  amain,  one  turning 
3  f  .fo  that  Gorgias  fled  unto  Marifa 
14.  i4.the  heathen,  that  had  fled  out  of 

rJFIee 


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Apoc.      F  L  E       F  L I 


flee. 

z  Efdr. z.7,6.  flee  the  (hadow  of  this  world 

1 4.1  y .  hafte  to  flee  from  thefe  times 
T0&.6. 17. fhall  fmell  it,and  flee  away 
Jud.  14.  j .  fhall  flee  before  your  face 
Eccl.  n.i  .flee  from  fin  as  from  the  face  of  a  fer. 
Bar. 6.%  y  .their  priefts  will  j?ee  away 

1  Af«c.i.y$.wherefoeverthey  could /ce  forfuc. 

4.  j.  thefe  fellovves  flee  from  us 
p.io.thitl  ftiould — flee  away  from  them 
10.4  j. that  flee  to  the  temple  at  Jerufalem 
7  3 .  nor  flint,  nor  place  to  flee  unto 

2  JW^.4.26.  was  compelled  to  flee  into 

42.aU  of  them  they  forced  to  flee 
9-4.by  thofe  that  made  him  to  flee 

SeemoreinJpUe. 

f\t% 
Judith  2.3. decreed  to  deftroy  all  flejh 

i4.io.circumcifed  the  fore-skin  of  his  flejh 
I<5.i7.putting  fire  and  worms  in  the  flejh 
ivifd.7. z.vus  fa(hion.ed  to  be  flejh  in  the  time 
i2.y.and  devonrersofmans/fr/Zj 
19.21.  notthe  flejh  of  the  corruptible 
Eccl.  1. 10. (he  is  with  all  flejh  according  to 
1  j.  16. all  flijh  conforteth  according  to  kind 
14.17.  all  flejh  waxeth old  as  a  garment 

i8.fo  is  the  generation  of  flijh  and  bloud 
17.4  put  rhe  fear  of  man  upon  all  flejh 
3  1. flejh  and  bloud  will  imagine  evill 
1 8.ig.  mercy  of  the  Lord  is  upon  all  flejh 
2j.6.nor  the  luft  of  the  flejh  take  hold 

16.  a  fornicator  in  the  body  of his  flejh 
2y.26.cut  her  off  from  thy  flcjh,and 
28.5.  if  he  that  is  but  flejh  ncutitti  hatred 
17. whip  maketh  marks  in  the  flejh 
3  1.1.  riches  confumeth  she  flejh 
38.28.  vapour  of  the  fire  wafteth  his  flejh 
39.19.v1  otks  of  z\\  flfo  are  before 
40-8.  fuch  things  happen  to  all  flejh 
4 1 . 3 .  the  fentence  of  the  Lord  over  all  flejh 
44.18.  that  all  flejh  fliould  perifh 
20.  in  the  covenant  of  his  fltjh 
45.1.  favour  in  the  fight  of  all  flejh 
Bar. i.  3.  that  a  man  fhould  eat  the  flejh  of 
Bel  y  .hath  foveraignty  over  all  flejh 

1  Mac.7. 17. the  flejh  of  thy  faints  have  they 

2  Mac6.z  1.  to  bring  flejh  of  his  own  provifion 

make  as  if  he  did  eat  the  flejh 
7.i.againft  the  law,to  tafte  (wines  flejh 
9.9.  his  flejh  fell  away,  and  the 

Efl.  1 4. 1  o.  to  magnifie  a  flejhly  king  for 

rfiefcte. 

£«/.i7.ic\make  to  themf.flejhie  hearts  for  fiony 

fleva. 
2  Efd.  1  i.y  .the  eagle  flew  with  her  feathers 
1 3 .6\mountain>and  flew  up  upon  it 
3FUe. 

wifd.i.%.no\y  fpirit  of  difcipline  will  flk  deceit 

y.  21.  (hall  they  flie  to  the  mark 
Eccl.  1 1  .j.  the  bee  is  little  among  fuch  as  flie 

4 j.  1 4«and  clouds  flie  forth  as  fowls 

fum. 

Wifd.  i6.9.them  the  bitings  of — flies  killed 
1 9. 1  o.brought  forth  flies  in  flead  of  cattell 
See  piping  after  flinty. 

2  £#.  y  .6.  (hall  take  their  flight  away 

1  Afrfc.4.2c.  had  put  their  hofttoj/ftgfa 

3y.Lyfiasfaw  his  army  put  to  flight 
y.6ojofeph  and  Azarias  were  put  to  flight 
6.  y  .that  the  armies  —were  put  to  flight 
1 0.72.  have  been  twice  put  to  flight 
1 1. 1  y.met  him— and  put  him  to  flight 

7  2.  put  them  to  flight 3  &  fo  they  ran  away 
16.8.  Ccndebus  &  his  hoft  were  put  to  flight 

2  Mac.8  .rf.put  to  flight  no  fmall  number 

24.  and  fo  put  all  to  flight 
9.2.  Antiochus being  put  to  flighthy  the 
11.11.and  putall  the  other  to  flight 
12.27.  after  he  had  put  to  flight  &  deftroyed 
3 7.  he  put  them  to  flight 
flint. 
1  Mac.10.71.  where  is  neither  ftone  nor  flint 

flinty, 
wif.ii.q.  was  given  them  out  of  the  flinty  rock 


I 


FLO        FLO 

rff  tying- 
£«/.n.io.nor  (halt  thou  efcapeby  flyinz 

tfloctt. 
2  £/yy.y.i8.that  leaveth  his  flock,  in  the 

1 5.10.  my  people  is  led  as  a  flock, 
Tobit  7.  8.  killed  a  ram  of  the  flock, 
B^.4.16.  were  taken  away  as  a  flock, 

flocks. 

Jud. z.27.  and  deftroyed  their  flock,* 

3.3.  fields  of  wheat,  and  flock,stand  herds 
2  Atec.14.14.  came  to  Nicanorbyj?oo£j 

flecking. 

2  Mac.  3.  18.  others  ran  flocking  out  of  their 
14.23 .  that  came  flocking  to  him 
flOQiQ. 
2  £/rf.j.9.thou  brotighieft  a/ZWupon 
10.  fo  was  the  flood  to  thefe 
13.44.and  held  ftill  the  flood  till  they  were 
Efl.\  1 .1  o. little  fountain  was  made  a  great  flood 
Wifd.i o.4.earth  being  drowned  with  a  /oarf 
Eccl.zi.  i3.fhallaboundlikea /Zoorf 
39.  22.  and  watered  it  as  a  flood 
40. 10. for  their  fakes  came  the  flood 
44.  i7.was  he  left — when  the  flood  came 

18.  fhould  perifh  no  more  by  the  flood 
47.14.as  a/W,filled  withunderftanding 

1  Mac.6. 1 1.  how  great  a  flood  of  mifery 
7»8.who  ruled  beyond  the  flood 

flOtiQS. 

2  Efd  4.1  y  .the  floo.ofthe  fea  alu? — took  counf. 
17.  floods  of  the  fea  came  like  wife  to  noug. 
19.113th  his  place  to  bear  his  floods 
21.  and  the  fea  to  his  floods  :  even  fo 

\6. 60. the  floods  might  powr  down 
Wifd.^.z  2. the  floods  (hall  cruelly  drown 
flooi.  floats. 

2  Efdr. ^.3 2. how  great  a  /Zoor  (hall  they  fill 
3  f.the  fruit  of  the  floor  of  our  reward 
3  9.  floors  of  the  righteous  are  not  filled 
Judith  14. 1  y.caft  upon  the  floor  dead 
jffiotes. 

1  £/^.y.fy.fhould  be  brought  by  flotes 
flontid), 

2  Efdr.6.z%.as  for  faith,  it  (hall  flourijh 
wifd.^.t,.  though  they  flourijh  in  btanches 
£a/.i.i8.maketb— perfect  health  to  flourijh 

1 1. 22.  maketh  his  bleffing  to  flourijh 
39.14.  and  flourijh  as  a  lily 
46. 1 2.  let  their  bones  flourijh   Chap.49. 10. 
flomt. 
2  £/"^.i  j.yo.  (hall  be  dried  up  as  a  j?<raw 
wifd.z.7.  let  n0  flower  of  the  fpring  pafl'e  by  us 
£«/.  26.  19.  keep  the  flower  of  thy  age 
42.9.  pafl'e  away  the  flower  of  her  age 
50.8 .  as  the  flower  of  tofes  in  the  fpring 
y  1.1  y.from  the  flower  till  the  grape  be  ripe 
faraets. 
zEfd.f.24.  of  3.11  the  flowers  thereof,  one  lily 
3  6.  make  me  the  flowers  green  again 
6.2.  before  the  fair  flowers  were  feen 

44.  flowers  of  unchangeable  colour,  and 
9. 1 7-as  the  flowers  be,fuch  are  the  colours 
24.  but  go  into  a  field  of  flowers 

eat  only  the  flowers  of  the  field 
drink  no  wine,but  eat  flowers  only 
26*.  there  I  fate  among  the  flowers 
1 2.  f  i .  did  eat  only  —  of  the  flowers 
flow}. 
Eccl.}  5.2.  requiteth  a  good  tuin,offe.fine  flomr 
38.11.3  memorial  1  of  fine  flowr 
39'i6.  iron,  and  fait,  flowr  of  wheat 
Bel  3 .  twelve  great  meafures  of  fine  flowr 
2  3ftfc.i.8.offered  alfofacrifices,and  fine  flowr 

flom. 
2  Efdr.  3 .  3  3 . 1  fee  they  flow  in  wealth 

JFlowcO. 
z  Efdras  1.  20.  the  waters  flowed  out 
Eccl.^6.S.thit  flowethvihh  milk  and  honey 

Ji  orach  1.20. 
floxoin$. 

2  Efdr. z.ignnany  fountains  flowingviith  milk 
Wifd.7^%.  a  pure  influence  flowing  from  the 

Jfloton. 
^i/J/.y.ii.whenabird  hath  flownthorow 

fiutte. 

1  Efd.  y  .2.inftuments,tabrets,and  flutes 


FOL       FOO        Apoc 


iFouDer. 
Eccl.  3  3  .z^.fodderp.  wand5and  burdens  are  for 

3  8. 26 .diligent  to  give  the  kine  fodder 
„  JfoirjeD. 

JWrtfc  10.  j.  fo  (he  folded  all  thefe  things 

2  Efdras  7.  3  S-  and  the  work  fhall  follow 
Toh.^.foUow  not  the  wayes  of  unrighteoufnes 
Jud.11.6.  if  thou  wilt  follow  the  words  of 
Eccl.<;.z.  follow  not  thine  ownmind 
1 1  .lo.if  thou/o#<w  after,  thou  fliall  not 
23.28.it  is  great  glory  to  follow  the  Lord 
27. 17.  follow  no  more  after  him 
20.  follow  after  him  no  more 
46. 10.it  is  good  to  follow  the  Lord 
Dan.i.iT.Yit follow  tbee  with  all  our  heart 
I'Mac.  2. 27  .is  zealous  —let  him  follow  me 
2M<K.2.28.to/0//<wtherulesofanabridgem. 
8.1 1.  that  was  to/oiWuronhim 
1 1.29.  to  follow  your  own  bufineffc 
follomtib. 
Judith  1  y.  1 3  .followed  in  their  armour 
EH.  1  y.4.  the  other/b//<rcm/,beanng  up  her  train 
Eccl. 46.6.  he  followed  the  mighty  One 

yi.  18. 1  followed  that  which  was  good 
2  Mac.$.  1 6.whofe  cuftom  they  foll.io  earneftly 
8.36.becaufe  they  followed  the  lawes 

follomfi. 
Eccl.17.  8.  if  thou  followcft  righteoufnefle 

rJfollDtcet!). 
2  Efd.6.7.the  beginning  of  it  that  followcth 

Verfe  9. 
Eccl.z9.19.  followeth  other  mens  bufinefle 
3  i.y.  he  that  followeth  corruption  fhall  have 
1  ^.z.and  followeth  after  the  wind 
2  A?<K.9.2$.Ihave  written  as  followeth 
following. 

1  Efdras  2.i6".wrore— thefe  letters  following 
7. 1.  following  the  comtiundement 

2  Efdr.  ii .  1 3  .the  next  following  flood  up 

2  Mac  4. 1 7. time  following  fhsll  declare 
9-4.the  judgment  of  God  now  following  him 
1 2.39.and  upon  the  day  followmg}as  the  ufe 

tfollp. 

£«/.8.iy.fhalt  perifh  with  him  through  his  folly 
20.3 1. better  is  he  that  hideth  his  folly 
47.  20.  and  waft  grieved  for  thy  folly 
2  ikfac.4.6.and  Simon  leave  hisjMy.unleffe 
40.fat  gone  in  yeers,  and  no  leffe  in  folly 
folUe0. 
Ecc/.i6-zi.fco\i(h  man  erring,imaginetD/i#/e.s 
30. 1 1  .and  wink  not  at  his  follies 
fCDt). 
1  Efd.iS.79.and  to  give  usfoodin  the  timeof 

80.  fo  that  they  gave  us  food 
wifd.  16. 3.  that  they  de&tingfood,  might 
20.tby  own  people  with  angels  food 
37.20.mall  be  deftitute  of  all  food 
-ffcol. 
Eccl.S.  i7.confult  not  with  a  fool 
1 8.27.  a  fool  will  not  obferve  time 
19. 1 1  .a  /Jw/travelieth  with  a  word 

1 2.  fo  is  a  word  in  a  fools  belly 
20.7.and  a  fool  will  regard  no  time 

14.  the  gift  of  2  fool  (hall  do  thee  no  good 
i6,thefool(aiih,l  have  no  friends 
2o.when  it  Cometh  out  of a  fools  mouth 
2 1. 14.  the  inner  parts  of  a  fool  ate  like 
1 6.  the  talking  of 'a  fool  is  like  a  burden 
1 8.  fo  is  wifdome  to  a  fool 
23.  a  fool  will  peep  in  at  the  door 
2i.7.whofo  teacheth  afool,is  as  one  that 
8 .  he  that  tellcth  a  tale  to  a  fool 
1 1.  and  weepfor  thefoolfor  he  wanteth 

lifeof  the  fool  is  worfe  then  death 
1 2.but  for  afool,and  an  ungodly  man 
1 3-talk  not  much  with  aft>oltand  go 
I4.what  is  the  name  thereof  but  a  fool 
1 8,in  the  imagination  of a  fool 
23.1 4.thou  by  thy  cuftome  become  a  fool 
27. 1 1  .a  fool  changeth  as  the  moon 

3  i.7.every  fool  (hall  be  taken  therewith 
30.  increafeth  the  rage  of a  fool 

focHetizs. 
£«/.22.i3.neverbedtfiled  withhis^o/mV* 

jpoolfif. 


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FOO       FOR 


FOR       FOR 


FOR       FOR      Apoc  J 


Wifd.  ?.4«we  fools  accounted  his  life  madneffe 

1  f  .<;.  entifeth  fools  to  luft  after  it 
Eccl.zo.  i  j.  the  graces  of fools  fhall  be  powred 
a1.19.doSr.  to  fools  is  3S  fetters  on  the  feet 

26. the  heart  of  fools  is  in  their  mouth 
2 7. 1 3. the  difcourfe  of fools  is  irkfome 
j  4. 1.  and  dreams  lift  up  fools 
Sufan.i9.ite  ye  fach  fools  iye  fonsoflfrael 
tfoolifl). 

z  Efdras  4. 19.  it  is  a  foolijh  thought  that  they 
10.6.  thou  foolijli  woman  above  all  other 

Wifd.$.iz.  their  wives  arefoolijh,and 
1 1 . 1 5.  but  for  the  foolijh  devices  of  their 
1  f  .1 4.enemies  of  thy  people-are  moft  foolijh 
i9.3.they  added  another  foolijh  device 

Eccl^.ri'  an  underling  to  3  foolijh  man 
1 5  .7. foolijh  men  ihall  not  attain  unto  her 
16. 1 g-a  foolijh  man  erring,imagineth 
2 1  .a  i.a  foolijh  mans  foot  is  foon  in  his 
zz.^. a  foolijh  daughter  is  born  to  hislofie  _ 

23.  nor  the  rich  that  is  foolijh  to  be  bad  in 
3  3 .5, the  heart  of  the  fool,  is  like  a  cart  wheel 
50.26.  that  foolijh  people  that  dwell  in  Sich. 

2  Afrtcz.31.it  is  z  foolijh  thing  to  make 
14.  f.to  further  his  foolijh  enterpnfe 

wifd.io.i.  a  memonall  of  their  foolijhneffe 
Eccl.16.7An  the  ftrength  of  thtu  foolifhnejfe 
z  3 .8 .  fliall  be  left  in  his  foolijbnejje 
41. 1 5. a  man  that  hideth  his  foolijhneffe 
47.13.even  the  foolijhneffe  of  the  people 
B*\j.i8.periihed  by  their  oyvn  foolijhneffe 
JFoot. 

2  E/3?«  1  tT.69.  and  trodden  under  foot 
Judith  6.0,.  we  will  tread  them  under  foot 

1  3.1eft  him  at  the  foot  of  the  hill 
Wtfi.  13.  1 8 .  cannot  fet  a  /o<tf  for  w  ard 
Eccl.6.16.  let  thyM  wear  the  fteps  cf  his  door 
9.z.to  fet  her  foot  upon  thy  fubftance 
2 1.2 1. a  foolifli  mans  foot  is  foon  in  his 
40.2  5  gold  &  filver  make  the  foot  ftand  fure 
46.8.  of  fix  hundred  thoufand  on  foot 
50.1  f.powred  at  the  foot  of  the  altar 
?  1. if.  my  foot  went  the  right  way 
Bar.?.  6.  departed  from  thee  on  foot 
1  Mac.a,.  28.threefcore  thoufand  men  of  foot 
y.48.we  will  only  pafle  thorow  on  foot 
1 0.7  2.that  thy  foot  is  not  able  to  ftand 
a  Mac.  j.  1 1 .  and  the  fea  paflable  by  foot 
10. 26.  fell  down  at  the  foot  of  the  altar 
JFoot=men. 
1  EJd.%.% 1.  was  3(hamed  to  ask  the  k.  foot-men 
/«rf.i.4.fetting  inaray  his  foot-men, 

2.5.  of foot-men  an  hundred  &  twenty  thouf. 
19,  and  their  chokn  foot -men 
22.  his  foot-men  and  his  horfe-men 
7.ao.their/ooJ-W(;3jch3iets,and  horfe-raen 
9.7.  in  the  ftrength  of  that  foot-men 

1  Mac.9.4.  with  twenty  thoufand  foot-men 
10. 81.  fetthem  againft  the  foot-men 
12.49.then  fent  Tryphon  an  hoft  of foot-men 
i6.j.both  of  foot-men  and  horfe-men 

2  Afflcn.4.pufFed  up  with  his  ten  thouf foot-m. 
1 3. a.  a  Grecian  power,  of  foot-men  iiooco. 

Judith  6-n.thth  foot-Heps  (hall  not  be  able  to 
Bel  19. mark  well  whofe  foot-fteps  are  thefe 
20. 1  fee  thefoot-jleps  of  menj  women 
^Foabear, 
2  Efdr.i.  9.  how  long  (hall  I  forbear 

1  Afflci. 24. nor  could  he/iwfosno  (hew  his 

2  Af  flc  5 . 2  j .  did  forbear  till  the  holy  day 
^orbeareth. 

a  Mac. 6. 14.  patiently  forbeareth  to  punifh 
Jfuibft). 

1  Mac. z.zi.  God/ar^thatweihould 
9.10.  God  forbid  that  I  (hould  do  this  thing 

^FoibiDS, 

2  Afrtc6.  j.  things  which  the  law  forbids 
JFoibiDDcit. 

/«</«&  1 1.1a.  that  God  hath  forbidden  them 
a  Afac.1a.40.whkh  is  forbidden  the  Jewes 

i  £/flf.7.  3  %.  good  deeds  (hall  be  of  force 
9. 37.  but  remaineth  in  his  force 


Jud.9S.8z  bring  down  their  force  in  thy  wrath 
Wifd.^.^.thxough  the  force  of  winds  they  Ihall 
i1S.17.the  fire  had  mote  force  in  the  water 
i8.aa.ftrengthof  body,and/fliceof  arms 
19. 13. former  figns3by  the  force  of  thunders 
EccL^.zG.  force  not  the  courfeof  the  river 
39.19.they  powrout  their  force 

1  Afflc6.63.and  took  the  city  by  force 
7.2? -he  was  not  able  to  abide  their  force 

a7_Nicanor  came — with  a  great  force 
12.41. that  Jonath.came  with  fo  great  a  force 
a  Afflcf .  1 1  .took  the  city  by  force  of  arms 
10.24.take  Jewry  by  force  of  arms 
11.3  j.taking  hold  of  his  coat,drew  him  by  fo. 

Wifd.  14. 19.  forced  all  his  skill  to  make  the  beft 
E«/.3i.ai.ifthou  haft  been  forced  to  eat 
a  Ate-4.4a«  them  they  farced  to  flee 

^Ol«0. 
i  AfflC2.44.fo  they joyned  their  forces 
3.a7.gathered  together  all  the  forces  of  his 
34.untohim  the  half  of  his  faces 
37.  king  took  the  halfof  the  forces 

42.  that  the  forces  did  encamp  tbemfelves, 
4.4.vvhile  as  yet  the  forces  were  difperfed 
7.a.that  his  forces  had  taken  Antiochus 
9.  j  2.  and  put  forces  in  them 

67.and  came  up  with  his  forces 
io.36.enrolled  amongft  the  kings  forces 

belongeth  to  all  the  kings  faces 
48. then  gathered  k.  Alexand.  great  forces 
11.38.he  fent  away  all  his  forces 

the  forces  of  his  fathers  hated  him 

43.  for  all  my  forces  are  gone 
60.  the  forces  of  Syria  gathered  themfelves 

12. 45.  the  reft  of  the  ftrong  holds  and  forces 
i4.i.had  gathered  his  forces  together 
1  y.  10.  all  the  fasces  came  together 
ia.thathis/wwbad  forfaken  him 

2  Afflcio.24.multitude of  fotcein  forces 
:JFo?ctbIt>. 

Efd.n.qa.ltiould  forcibly  enter  into  their  doors 
To&.i.20.my  goods  were  forcibly  taken 

wifd. 17.T  \.fomafleth  grievous  things 

^efatrjerff. 

a  Efd.q.z^.vihy  the  law  of our  forefathers  is 

Bar. 1. 1 9.brought  our  forefathers  out  of  the  land 

3.$. not  the  iniquities  of  c\xt. fore  fathers 

7.  our  forefathers  that  finned  before 

a  Afflc8.19.what  helps  their  forefath.had  found 

z  Af<tC3.ij.fmote  at  Heliodo.with  his  fore-feet 

^Foiefront. 
1  Afflc.4.  f  7.  they  deckt  alfo  the  forefront  of  the 

Judith  9.6.  thy  judgm.  are  in  thy  fore-  knowledge 
1  i.i9.accordihg  to  my  fore-knowledge 
;JFoie=rtmtier0. 
wifd.iz.8Seni  w a fps,  fore-runners  of  thine  hoft 

JFoie=teeth. 
V'ifd.8,8.(he  fore-feetb  fignes  and  wonders 

Jfojesftjem. 
(■J'ifd.  1 8. 1 9-the  dreams— did  fore-[hew  this 

Jpo?e=0fein, 
Jud.x4.10.  circumcifed  the  fore-s\in  of  his  flefli 

JFoicswatO. 
1  AfflC9.i1.they  that  marched  in  the  fore-ward 

;ffotgat. 
Wifd.  1 9. 20.  the  vi&terfargat  his  own — nature 

JFojge. 
Eccl.ji.z.  from  the  lips  tint  forge  lies 

ifo?get. 
1  Efd.^. zz.they  forget  their  love  both  to  friends 
1  Efd.16. 67.  and  forget  your  iniquities 
W|/3.  16.13.did  even  forget  his  own  ftrength 

i9.4.madethem/orgf2  the  things  that  had 
Eccl.7  >zj  -farget  not  the  forrowes  of  thy 
ii.i7.maketh  a  rmn/orgc*  pleafure 
29. 1  <;.  forget  not  the  friendfhip  of  thy  furety 
7,7. 6. far  get  not  thy  friend  in  thy  mind 
38.1 1. forget  it  notjfor  there  is  no  turning 
1  Afac1.49.to  the  end  they  might/off .  the  law 
a  AfflC  1. 2.  charged  them  not  to  forget 

iFoigctfcll. 
Eccl.2.3. 14.  be  not  forget  full  before  them 
Rrrrr 


jFo^etftiliTfiTc. 
Wi/2f.  14.16.  fargetfidmfl'e  of  good  turns 
16.1  i.falling  deep  into  forget fulneffe 
1 7. 3. under  a  dark  vail  of  forget  fulneffe 
Eccl.i  i.ij.there  is  a  forget  fulneffe  of  affliction 

'     iFo?getttng. 
W'i/«f.  19.  io.  forgetting  his  owne  vertue 
iFojgtoe. 

2  £/«/.7.  etp.  if  he  mould  not  fa/give  them 
Eccl.s6. 1 1. he  is  mighty  toforgive,and  to 

zS.z.forgivc  thy  neighbour  the  hurt  that  he 
Proy.ofManaf.  forgive  me,  O  Lord;/o!giw  me 
1  AfflCi3.39. commit,  to  tbisday,we/tf/'giwit 

JFoiglfcen. 

£a/.i8.2.  fo  (hall  thy  (ids  be  forgiven 

1  Afflcij.8.1et  it  be  forgiven  thee  from  this  time 

jfoigifeenefTe. 
Eccl.18.4.  doth  he  ask  forgivenejfe  of  his  own 
Pr.ofManaf.  fargiven.xo  them  that  have  finned 

iffojgu. 

Eccl.7. 19.  forgo  not  a  wife  and  good  woman 

JFo?gottcn. 
a  Efdras  i.6.they  have  forgotten  me,and  have 
1 4.  yet  h3ve  you  forgotten  me,faith  the  Lo- 
8.53.  is  fled  into  hell  to  be  forgotten 
1 1.47.  not  forgotten  you  in  temptation 
fri/#.2.4.our  name  (hall  be  forgotten  in  time 
£«/.  1 3  10.  ftand  not  far  oftleft  thou  beforgott. 
3  $.7.memoriall  thereof  (hall  never  be  forgot. 
44.io.whoferighteoufn.  hath  not  bin  forgot. 
Eflf.4.8.  ye  have  forgotten  the  everlafling  God 

■fiofloin. 
jud.9.1 1  .a  protefter  of  the  forlorn^.  Saviour 
£/?&.!  4. 19. hear  the  voice  of  the  forlorn 

wifd.  n .  1 7.world  of  matter  without  form 
1 5.  j.  defire  the  form  of  a  dead  image 

2  JE/ii.6.39.  mans  voice  was  not  yet  formed 
Wifd- 10.  i.fhe  preferved  the  firft  formed  fathec 

13.13.  and  formed  it  by  t  he  skill  of 
a  AfflC7.aa.neither  was  it  I  that  farmed  the 
%l,Yiho  formed  the  generation  of  man 

1  E/aV.i.24.were  written  \n  former  times 
!vifd.i9- 13. not  without /irwer fignes 
Eccl.zi.i.  ask  pardon  for  thy  former  fins 
i  Afflc4.47.anew  altar  according  to  the  former 
10. 41. payed  not  in, as  in  former  time 
1 2. 3  .renew  the — league,  as  in  former  time 
16.  renew  the  amity— >&  the/of-vm' lergue 
a  AfflC  7.8.  in  order  as  the  former  did 
i4.38.forin  the/»rw«- times, when  they 
j  5.8.the  Help  which  informer  times  they  had 
JFoimerlp. 
1  Afflc  j.  1 8.  formerly  wrapped  in  many  Gns 

iFo?n(catfon, 
WifA.\A;.\z.  beginning  of  fpirituall/o/»/tflfJ03 

JFojtvfcato2, 
Eccl.z3.16.  a  fornicator  in  the  body  of  his  flefh 

^Forrein. 
t  /Kte.  1  f .  3  a  multitude  of  farcin  fouldiers 
a  Afflcio.a4.a  great  multitude  of  farcin  forces 

rfoireft. 
1  Efd.4.  x  3 . 1  went  into  aforrefl,into 
1  AfflC4.38.  in  the  courts  as  in  afoneji 

JFo^fabe. 
a  Efdras  1.15. 1  vii\\  forfalie  you  alfo 
3.15  .thou  wouldeft  never  forfa\e  his  feed 
<y.\%.farfalie  us  not  as  the  lhepherd 
io.34.only/o//fl^emenot,left  I  die 
12.44.if  thou  (halt  fafalie  us,how 
Judith  7.30.  he  will  notfafa\e  us  uttetly 
Eccl.4..tg.if  he  go  wrong,(he  vii\\farfa\e  him 
j.z6.forfa^e  her  not,but  give  not  thy  felf  to 

30.  and  forfa\e  not  his  minifters 

9. 10.  forfa\e  not  an  old  friend,for  the  new 

.  1 3.4.hiving  nothing,  he  wi\\  faffalie  thee 

7.  he  will/or/fl^thee,  and  (hake 

17.18.  of  his  love.doth  not  forfal;e  him 

af  .return  unto  the  Lo.and/fl^ethy  (ins 
28.23.  fuch  as  forfa^e  the  Lord9  (hall  fall 
29.14. he  that  is  impudent  will  farfaht  him 
35.3.  and  to/flF/flj^unrighteoufnenx 

1  AfflC 2.2 1.  God  forbid  we  lhould/ii/fl^ 

2  AfflC  i .  5.  never  forfa^e  you  in  time  of  trouble 

6.i6.yet 


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c5.i6.yet  doth  he  never  forfa^e  hispeople 
JFojfaKen. 
i  £/i/.8.8o.we  were  not  forfa\en  of  our  God 
2  Efd.i.z<;.  feeing  you  haveforfa\en  me 
27-ye  have  not  as  it  were  for fallen  me 
1 1. your  circumcifions  have  \for[a\en 
2.2.1  am  a  widow3and/w/Vz^«        Verfe  4 
irifd.  $.10.  2nd  for fa^en  the  Lord 
Ecc2.10.did  any  abide  in  his  fear,  tkwasforfa, 
41.8.  which  have  for fahen  the  law 
5  i.io.thmfore  (hall  I  not  beforfalicn. 
Bar. 3. 1 1. thou  haft  forfal^m  the  fountain 
4.12.  a  widowjand/w/k^s  of  many 
Be/  ?8.nor  haft  thou  for fa\cn  them  that 

1  Mac.7. 19.  many  that  had  forfalien  him 

10.14.that  had  forfalien  the  law 

1  f .  i2.that  his  forces  had  for fa\m  him 

2  Mac. ?. 20  forfa\.in  the  wrath  of  the  Almigh. 
7.16.  that  our  nation  \sforfa\en  of  God 

^ojlafeeE.  ^?o?fafeerp. 
Dan. 1.  8.  moft  hatefull/tf^/^ri  of  God 
2  iWac.f .  8.  hated  as  aforfalitr  of  the  lawes 

^oifatieft. 
2  Efd.11.41.  that  thou  fa/fafe ft  us,  and 

^ojfafeetlj. 
£ cc/.  3 . 1 6.  he  thtt  forfal{et h  his  father3is  as  a 
JF  of  roott. 

2  £/#.$. if. that  inhabited  the  city  forfoo^  thee 

8.56.  his  law,  and/o//<w£  his  wayes 
wi/i/.io.ij.rigbte.  wasfold,(he/w/0fl£hirn  not 
Eccl.  1 7.2 1. neither  left,  nor  forfoo\  them 

40.4.  they  /W'wfe  the  law  of  the  moft  High 
1 1  Mac.  1 . 1  ^.forfoo\  the  holy  covenant 

1 1.1 2.  and  fa 'foo\  Alexander :  fo  that  their 

jffojfooear. 

Wifd.14.  28.  or  elfe  lightly  for fw  tat  themfelves 

^ffoiftooze. 
1  Efd.i.rfi.  heforfwore  himfelf,  and  rebelled 

;#OZtt0C3tfon. 
1  Mac.10. 1  i.fquare  ftones  (ox  fortification 

;ffo2tifie. 
1  Ata.i  j.49.  and  to  fortific  the  gates 

JFo^tifictJ. 
Judith  4.7.  and  fortified  the  villages  that  were 

5. 1  .fortified  all  the  tops  of  the  hils 
Eccl.4S.17.  Efcekias fortified  his  city 

yo.  1  .and  in  his  dayes  fortified  the  temple 
/[■fortified the  city  againft  befieging 
1  .Sfdc.  1. 3  4.  and  fortified  themfelves 
4.61  .fortifiedBethtuxa,  to  preferve  it 
5. 46. was  a  great  city — very  viellfortified 
6.2<S.and  Bethfura  have  they  fortified 
^.fz.he  fortifitdaKo  the  city  Bethfura 
1  j.  10.  he  fortified  it  round  about 
14.  jj./orfjjWthecities  ofjudea 
34.  hee  fortified  Joppe,  which  lieth 
3  7. fortified  it  for  the  fafety  of  the  country 
JFojtifping. 
1  Mtt.10.4  j.  and  the  fortifying  thereof 

•  faitlttioe. 

wifd&.  7.  prudencej  juftice  and  fortitude 
JFoitreffe- 

Eccl.^o.z.  the  high  fortrcJJ'e  of  the  wall 
1  Af<ic.4.4i.thofe  that  were  in  the  fortrejfe 
5.9.  but  they  fled  to  the  fortrejfe  of  Dathema 
1 1.  to  come  and  take  the  fortrejfe 
29. went  till  it  came  to  the  fortrejfe 
z  Afdc.10.33.laid  fiege  againft  the  fortrtffe 
1 2. 19. left  in  the  fortrreffe  above  a  thoufand 
21.  to  a  fortrtffe  called  Carnion 
jfoztrefTes. 
1  Ma:o.i2.ftrangers  that  were  in  the  fortrtjfes 
1 1 .4 1.  and  thofe  alfo  in  the  fortrejfes 
14. 42. over  the  armour,&  over  the  fortrejfes 
1 5  7.  and  furtrejfes  that  thou  haft  built 
JFojroattJ; 

1  Efd.  i.27.withme,  hafting  me  forward 
z  Efdr.  3 .6.before  the  earth  came  forward 
EH.  i  3 .4. intended  by  us,cannot  go  forward 
Tiy3.13.18.  cannot  feta  foot  forward 

I4.18.did  help  to  (et  forward  the  ignorant 
t  Mac.  1. 13.  the  people  were  Co  forward 

2  Mac. 1  i.io.thus  they  matched  forward 

1 5. 25.came/iiW(?f^  with  trumpets 

iFoitoatOneffe. 
"I'ifd.  1 4. 1 7.that  by  this  theix  forwardneffe 


JFottgbt. 
mfd.  io.  20.  thine  hand  tint  fought  for  them 
£ccl.<y6.6.he  fought  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 

1  Mac,%.z.  they  fought  with  cheerfulneffe 

12.  he  fought  all  his  life  long 
f.3.  then  Judas  fought  againft  the  childr.  of 

7. he  fought  many  battels  with  them 

21.  he  fought  many- battels  with  the  heath. 

6  ^.fought  againft  the  children  of  Efau 
1  i.4i.for  they  fought  againft  Ifrael 

5  5  .and  they  fought  againft  Demetrius 
1 2. 1 3  .the  kings— have  fought  againft  us 
1 3.47.and  fought  no  more  againft  them 
14.3  2.Simon  rofe  up,and  fought  for  his  nati. 
i(?.2.  fought  againft  the  enemies  of  Ifrael 

2  Mac.  1 . 1  i.fought  within  the  holy  city 

10.17.  kept  offal!  that  fought  upon  the  wall 

12.  36.  fought  long,  and  were  weary 

1 3 .  22.  fought  with  Judas,  was  overcome 

jffaal- 

1  Efd.9.6.  becaufe  of  the  ptekntfoul  weather 

1 1. it  is  foul  weather,fo  that  we  cannot 
u'ifd.  1 1,6.  troubled  with/aw/ blou.J 
Eccl.^.i^'Zfoul  (hame  is  upon  the  thief 
20.24.  a  lie  is  afoul  blot  in  a  man 
jFonlis. 

2  EJd.<$  6.  the  fouls  (hall  take  their  flight 

6.47.fhould  bring  forth — foidsand  fifties 
Judith  1 1.7.  and  the  fouls  of  the  air  (hall  kve 
E(i.  16.24.  to  wild  beafts  and  fouls  for  ever 
mfd.  1 9. 1 1 .  a  new  generation  of  fouls 
Eccl. 17.4.  dominion  overheads  and/wi& 

4  j.  1 4.  and  clouds  flie  forth  as  fouls 
Ear. 1.  i7.paftime  with  the  fouls  of  the  air 
Dan.$.  57.  O  all  ye  fouls  of  the  air,blefie  ye 
2  Macs. 19.  of  fouls  and  wilde  beafts 
1 5.3  3. give  it  by  pieces  unto  the  fouls 
jfounO. 
1  Efd.1.7.  to  the  people  that  was  found 
z  \  .were  found  dwelling  in  Jetufalem 
4.41.  becaufe  thou  art  found  viifcfi 
y.39.fought  in  the  regifler,  &  was  not  found 
6. 22.  if  it  be  found,  that  the  building 
8.4.  he  found  grace  in  his  fight  in  all  his 
42.when  I  had/o«.  there  none  of  the  prie. 
?  3  .found  him  favourable  to  us 
2  £/W  3-34.no  where  tobe  found,  hut  in 
4.44.if  I  have  found  favour  in  thy  fight 

Chap. 5.  1 6.  6c  6.11. 
5. 10.be  fought—- and  yet  not  be  found 
6.22.  (hallfuddenly  be  found  empty 
8.7.if  I  have  found  grace,let  me  fpeak 
1 2-7.if  I  have  found  grace  before  thy  fight 
14. 2  2. if  I  ha ve  found  grace  before  thee 
Tobit  1. 18. but  the  bodies  were  not  found 

5.4.  he  found  Raphael, that  was  an  angel 
8.  13.  and/tf«?zrf  them  both  afleep  < 

fudith  1 4.1  ^,  found  him  cafton  the  floor 
iVifd.i.  2.  he  will  be  found  of  them 
2. 1 1.  is  found  to  be  nothing  worth 

3 .5.  found  tbem  worthy  for  himfelf 
f  .io.the  trace  thereof  cannot  he  found 

1 1.  no  token  of  her  way  to  he  found 

no  fign  w  here  fhe  went  is  to  he  found 
6.\i.and  found  of  fxxchas  feek  her 
7,2?.being  compa.wth  the  lightjfhe  is/a.bef. 
8.ii.I(hall  befoundofa  quick  conceit 

1  5. 1  (hall  be/o«»rfgood  among  the  mult. 
io.f.fhe/tfWout  the  righteous,&  preferved 
1  ^.neither  was  there  found  any  remedy 
Eccl.6.14.  he  thathath/wzifuchaone 

hath  found  a  treafure 
u.i9.whereashefaith,I  have  found  reft 
i8.6.nei.  can  the  ground  of  them  befou.  out 

28.  praife  unto  him  that  found  her 
21.16.  grace  (liall  be/o«ac/in  thelipsof  the 
23.12.  God  grant  it  be  not  foundin  the 
2j.9.well  is  him  that  hath  found  prudence 
29.4-lent  them,reckoned  it  to  he  found 

6.  he  will  count  as  if  he  had  foundit 
3  1 .8.blef.is  the  nch  that  is  fou. without  blem. 

10.  tried  thereby,  an  d/wW  perfect 
34.8.  the  law  (hall  be  found  perfect 
36.16.  let  thy  prophets  he  found  faithfuJl 
38.33.  and  they  (lull  not  bt  found 
44.y.fuch  as  found  out  muficall  tunes 


20.when  he  was  proved,he  was  fou.  fJlthf, 

45.1  .found favour  in  the  fight  of  ali  flcft 
46.  r  5.  he  was  found  a  true  prophet 
5 1  •  20  .and  I  found  her  in  pureneDe 

Bar.;.  1  j.who  hath  found  out  her  places 
50.  gone  over  the  fea,and  found  her 
3  z.found  her  out  with  his  underftandine 
36.  bath/Wout  all  the  way  of  know! 

Sujan.6$.Y/asfoundno  diftionefly  in  her 

1  Mac.i.  23.  hid  treafures  which  he  found 
56.books  of  the  law  Which  they  f0Un(j[ 
J 7.  wherefosv.was/ff/W  with  any  the  book 

2.46.  what  children  foever  they  found 
.  j2.wasnot  Abraflam/ow;^faithfuli 
63 .  to  morrow  he  (hall  not  he  found 
4-T-when  he  found  no  man  there 
f  .ei.where  he  found  a  mighty  power 
6-6  3  .where  he  found  Philip  to  be  mafter  of 
10.6. and  foimd  favour  in  their  fight 
1  i.24.where  he  found  favour  in  his  fight 
1 2.2 1.  it  is  found  in  writing,that  the 

2  Mac. i.20.told  us,they/tfWnofire 
*.  1. it  is  alio  foundin  the  records; 
7.2  3.and/o«»c/out  the  beginning  of 
8.i9.  what  helps  their  fore-fathers  had  found 

10.2  2  flew  fuch  as  were  found  trai  tours 
i2.i8./<»/ffzrfhirri  not  in  the  places 

40.  they  found  things  confecrated 

rfountjation. 

1  £/ii2.i8.do  lay  the  foundation  of  the  temple 
5-.f7.laid  the  foundation  of  the  houfe  of  God 

2  Efd.6. 1  <i  foundation  of  the  earth  is  underftood 
10.  j  3.whereno>W^.of  any  building  was 
1  %.iz.thvfoundationofit  (hall  be  fmitten 
16. 1 5.till  it  confume  the •  foundation 

Jud.  1. 3. breadth  thereof  in  thefound.6o.cubla 
wifd.4. 3-  n°r  lay  any  fa  ft  foundation 

19.fh.1ke  them  from  the  foundation 
Eccl.1.1  j.built  an  evetlafting  foundation 
50.2.  was  built  from  the  foundation 

1  Efd.6.  1 1.  lay  the  foundations  oftheie 
20.1aid  the  foundations  of  the  houfe 

2  Efd.6.z.the  foundations  of  Paradife  were 
io.27.(hewed  it  felf  from  the  foundations 

\%.z%.confxi.medthe  foundations  of  iheezxth 
Jud.16. 1  f  .moved  from  their  foundations 
Eccl.  1  o.  1 6.  to  the  foundations  of  the  earth 
1 6.  ig.the  mountains  %nd  foundations 
jfoutitHn$, 
2  Mac.z.  1  j.how  he  founding  a  library^gathered 
^ountaiw. 

Judith  7.3.  they  camped— by  the  fountain 
7.came  to  the  fountain  of  their  waters 
1 2.into  their  hands  the  fountain  of  water 
1 2.7.wa(hed  her  felf  in  a  fountain  of  water 
Efi.  io.6.a  little  fountain  became  a  river 

1 1 . 1  o.  as  it  were  from  a  \itt\e  fountain 
vfifd.i  1 .6.  in  ftead  of a  fountain  of  a 
Eccl. 1.  y.  as  the  fountian  of  wifdom 
21.13.  "ke  a  Pure  fountain  of  1  ife 
26. 1 2.  when  he  had  found  a  fountain 
Bar.$.i  2.thou  haft  forfaken  the  fountain 

fountains, 
2  Efdr. 2.1 9. fountains  flowing  with  milk 
6.24.thefpringsof  the/»«H^,w  lhall 
14.  47.  the  fountains  of  wifdome  and 
Jud.6. 1 1.  and  cameunto  the  fountains 
7.1 7.  and  the  fountains  of  the  waters 
D^.3.54. 0  ye  fountains,  bleffeye  the  Lord 

;JF0UI\ 
2  Efd-s-i}.  went  thorow  four  gates,  and 
6.  2 1 .  of  three  or  four  moneths  old 
1 1.39.  that  remained  of  the  four  beafts 
1 2. 2. and  the  four  wings  appeared 

zi. four  (hall  be  kept  untill  their  end 
1 3. 5.  from  the  four  winds  of  the  heaven 
16.29.are  left  three  ox  four  olives    Vcr.3  '• 
ffifd.  18.24.in  the  four  rows  of  rhe  ftones 

1  Mac.  11.57.  overthe/ewgovernours 
13-28.  his  mother  and  hts/wtf  brethren 

2  Mac.S.zi .  his  army  into  four  parts. 

;fonrtccB. 

Tob. 8. 1 9.  wedding  fzafk fourteen  dayes 

20.rill  the  fourteen  dayes  ofrhe  marriage 
10.7.U1  the/ȣ.dayes  of  the  wedding  were 
^^^^^^      rJFotirremth. 


FOU       FRX 


FRX  ,     FRI 


F  R  U       FUL      Apo( 


i  Efd.i.r.fourt. day  of  the  firit  moncth  C.7.10. 
£ffi.io.ii.the/o«i'fcc^and  fifteenth  day 
1 7  6  fourteenth  day  of  the  twelfth  moneth 

//«&&  Iz.io.inthe/w«t/;dayOlofernes 
E/rfe.  1 1 . 1  .in  the  fourth  yeet  of  the  reign 
Eccl.16.  J.for  the  fourth  I  was  fore  afraid 
2  Ate.7. 1 3  •  mangled  the  fourth  in  like  manner 

2  Efd.14.1  j.feek  thee  not  fox  fourty  dayes 
36.  nor  feek  after  me  thefe  fourty  dayes 
4i.and  they  hie  fourty  dayes,and  they 
^.in  fourty  dayes  they  wrote  204.boc.ks 
45-when  the  fourty  dayes  were  fulfilled 

Bel  3  .fourty  fheep,and  fix  veflels  of  wine 
JFrameO. 

2  M«.i$.J9-fofpeech  finely /Wwm/dclighteth 

^FrattUfncenfe. 
Ecd.  24. 1  ? .  as  the  fume  of franlfincenfe 
3 9. 1 4.  a  fw  eet  favour  as  fr.wl{incenfe 
5  0.8. branches  of  the  franhjneenfe-tree 
jjFtantfcii. 
Ec^.4.30.  nor  fantick  among  thy  fervants 

^tageth. 
Eccl.zz.  10.  at  birds, /Jvz^/j  them  away 

tfree. 
1  Efd.  i.p.many  free  gifts  of  a  great  number 

4.^  3.  ihould  have  free  libercy,as  well 
/«<tofc  4. 14.  vowes,  and  free  gifts  of  the  people 
16.18.  and  their /ree-offerings,and 
23.  and  made  her  maids  free 
irifd.7.  2  J.  ftedfaft,fure,  free  from  care 
Ert/.io.2y.theyth3tare/ra;dofergice 
Sufan.  53.  haft  let  the  guilty  goe/i'ee 
1  Afac.10.29.now  I  do  free  you,&  for  your  fake 
j  1. let  Jerufalem  be  holy  and  free 
3  9.I  give  it  as  3.  free  gift  to  the  fanctuary 
n.28.would  make  Judea  free  from  tribute 
1  c  ,7.1et  them  befree,and  all  the  armour 
JfreeD. 
EccIa6.  9.  (hall  not  be  freed  from  fin 
zMac.z.  zz.fieedthe  city,  and  upheld 

;JFreel£. 
Ejih.1g.19.  that  the  Jewes  may  /rce/y  live 
1  Afac.ic.j  3. I/w/y  let  at  liberty  every  one 

^Fveetiome. 
1  £/rf.4.49.the  Jewes—  concerning  their  freed. 

61.  he  had  given  them  freedom 
1  Mac.io.$<\.  of  immunity  and  freedoms 

■§iZZ~man. 
1  Efd.1.19. of  the  bond-man,&  of  the /ice-man 

jftZZ-ivomcm. 
1  Mdc.z.n.of a  free-woman  fhe  is  become 

JftientJ. 
wj/d.i.  16. thought  to  have  it  to  their  friend 
Eccl.6. 1  .in  ftead  of  a  friend  become  not  an  ene. 
7. if  thou  wouldft  get  a/*rif»d,prove  him 
8  .fome  man  is  afrie.fot  his  own  occafion 
9.there  is  a  friend,  who  being  turned 
10.  fome  frie.  is  a  companion  at  the  table 
i4.a  faithfull/wf^  is  a  ftrong  defence 
i6.a  h'uh(u\  friend  is  the  medicine  of  life 
7.1 2.  nor  do  the  like  to  thy  friend 

18.  change  not  a  fiend  for  any  good 
9. 10.  forfake  not  an  old  friend 

a  new  fiend  is  as  new  wine 
1 2.8.  a/riewi  cannot  be  known  in  profperity 

9.  in  his  adverfity  a  friend  will  depart 
1 4. 1 3 .  do  good  unto  thy  /raw*/ before  thou 
1 9. 8. whether  it  be  to  friendor  to  foe 

1 3.  admonifh  a  friend,  it  may  be  he  hath 

14.  admonifh  thy  friend,it  may  be  he  hath 

1  f . admonifh  thy  friend, fox  many  times 
20.2  3 .  there  is  that — promifeth  to  his  friend 
22.20.he  that  upbraidetb  his  friend 

2 1. thou  drew  eft  a  fword  at  thy  friend 
i2.haft  opened  thy  mouth  againft  thy  frie. 
every  friend  will  depart 

2  y.not  be  afhamed  to  defend  a  friend 

a  7. 1 6. (hall  never  find  a  friend  to  his  mind 
1 7. love  thy  friend,and  be  faithfull  unto 
29. 10.  for  thy  brother  and  thy  friend 
37.1  .every  friend  faith,  I  am  his  friend  alfo 
but  there  is  a  friend  which  is 
onely  a  friend  in  name 


s. companion  and  fri. turned  fo  on  enemy 
4.rcjoiceth  in  the  profperity  of  a  friend 
5.helpeth  his  friend  for  the  belly 
6.  forget  not  thy  friend  in  thy  mind 
40.23.a/«.&  companion  never  mccc  amifll- 
41. 18.  before  tby  partner  and  friend 

1  /M.-z£.7.8.Bacchidcs,a/W«2;? to  the  king 

1 0.16. we  will  make  him  our  friend 

19. of  great  power, &  meet  to  be  our  friend 
20.  to  be  called  the  kings  friend 
13.36.  high  prieft.and/hra^ of  kings 
1  f  .3  2.  Athenobius  the  king1;  friend  came  to 

2  Mac.7.  24.  would  take  him  for  his  friend 

11.14  mu&  needs  be  a  friend  to  them 

1  Efdras  3.22.forget  their  love  tofriends 

8.13.I  and  my  friends  have  vowed 
26.  and  all  his  friends  and  nobles 

2  Efd.  ^.9.  friends  (hall  deftroy  one  another 

6. z+.fhatt  friends  fight  one  againft  another 
Eft.\6.  j.  manage  their  friends  affairs 

14.  finding  us  deftxtue. of  friends 
(fij.j.  14-they  that  ufe,become  the  fiie??ds of  G . 
27  .(he  maketh  them  the  friends  of  God 
19.14.  thefe  brought  fiends  into  bondage 
Eccl.6. 5  .fweet  words  will  multiply  frknds 
13.  and  take  heed  of  tby  friends 
13.21  .rich  man— is  held  up  by  his  friends 
20.  i6.the  fool  faith,  I  have  no  friends 
28.9.3  fintull  man  difquieteth/i'icarf* 
30. 3. before  his  fiends  he  (hall  rejoice 

6. requite  kindneffe  to  his  friends 
41.2  2.  of  upbraiding  fpeeches  before  friends 
42.  3.  of  the  gift  of  the  heritage  of friends 
Sufan.$i-  her  friends ^and  all  that  faw  her 
Eel  2.  was  honoured  above  all  his  friends 

1  Mac.  z.  1 8.  number  of  the  kings  friends 

3  9.  and  his  friends  undeiftood  thereof 
4?.  his  friends  went  round  about 
3.38.  mighty  men  of  the  kings  frkftds 
6.io.wheteforehecalledforall  hisfriends 
i4.called  he  for  philip,oneof  hisfriends 
z  S.gathered  together  all  hisfriends 

5  8.  let  us  befriends  with  thefe  men 
7.6.  have  flain  all  thy  friends,  and 

1  j  .neither  of  you, nor  your  friends 
8. 1 2.w  ith  theix  friends3and  fuch  as  relied 
io.your  confederates  and  friends 
3 1. made  thy  yoke  heavie  upon  out  friends 
9.26.enquiry  &  featch  for  Judas  friends 
28.  all  Judas  friends  came  together 
3?.to  pray  his /Jk»di,theN  bbathites 
39.  bridegroom  came  forth,  &  hisfriends 
10.60.  gave  them  and  their  friends  filvtrand 

6  j.  wrote  him  among  his  chief  friends 
1 1.26.  in  the  fight  of  all  hisfriends 

27.preeminence  among  his  chief  friends 
3  3 .  the  JeweSjWho  are  our  friends 
57.  to  be  one  of  the  kings/Wcsrfjr 

1 2.14.  confederates  &  friends  in  thefe  wars 
43 .  commended  him  unto  all  hisfriends 

14.39.made  him  one  of  his  friendi 
40.had  called  the  Jewes  their  friends 

1 5.  i7.the  Jewes  ambafiadours,our/riraflfr 
28.  Athenobius,one  of  hisfriends 

2  Mac.  1. 14.  and  hisfriends  that  were  with  him 

3 . 3 1. certain  of  Heliodorus/WcWs 
8.9.Nicanor — one  of  his  fyeciaW  fiends 

1  o.  1 3  .being  accufed  of  the  kings  friends 
14. 1 1.  but  other  of  the  kings  friends 

rtfrfcnu'p. 
Wifd.\<).\  5. they  ufed  iltangexs  friendly 
£«/.4.8.give  him  a  friendly  anfwer 

1  yWtfi:.7.i7.deceitfully,wiih/W<:?zi/y  words 

2  Mat.  1 2.3  1  .to  be  friendly  ftill  unto  them 

^FncnOChia. 
tfifd.S.i  8.pleafure  it  is  to  have  her  fieudfhip 
Eccl.6.i7.(ha\l  direct  his fricndjbip aright 

2  2.20.upbraidshis  friend,  breaketh  friendjh. 
29.1  f  .forget  not  the  fiiendfhip  of  thy  furesy 

1  Ate.10.20.and  keep  friendfhip  with  us 
26.and  continued  in  out  friendfhip 
12. 1. to  confirm  and  renew  thefricndfbip 
3. you  (hould  renew  the  friendfljip  which 
8.  was  made  of  the  league  ami  friendfhip 
10.  of  brotherhood,  and  friendfhip 
Rrrrr  2 


14.  i  8.  to  renew  the  frimifbip        Vetfe  22- 
1  f.  17.  to  renew  the't>ld  friendfhip 
z  Mdc6.ii.for  the  old  friendfhip  with  them 

Efrf.40,4. him  that  is  doth,  vvithalinnen/>w/f 

r/'//?/.i9.io.mu!titudeof/wJiriflead  of  fifties 

J//J.3.8.  hediu  calt  down  their  frontiers 

wifd,  1 6.29-mek  away  ?s  the  winters hoar-frofi 
Ear. i.±  5.  and  to  ihc  froft  of  the  night 
/>.i?2.3.^9.0ye/Vfl/?and  fnow,  blcfle  ye  the  L. 

_  JftCttf. 
Wifd.  j. 14. like  a  taihfroth  that  is  dtiven  away 

wlfd.ty 3. frovpa'cd thoughts  fepar-ite  ftom  God 
Eccl.16 ,zo.a frvreard  heart  cAufeth  heavineffe 

jfrntt: 
2  Efd.$.  20.  might  bring  forth  fruit  in  them 
3  3. and  their  labcurhath  no  fruit 
4.3 1.  hew  great  fruit  of  wickedneffe  the 
3  J. the  fruit  of  the  floor  of  c  ur  reward 
6.44. there  was  great  and  innumerable  fruit 
8.6. that  there  may  come  fruit  of  it 
10. which  is  the  fruit  of  the  brefts 
9.3  i.and  it  (hall  bring  foith fruit  in  you 

3  2. though  the  fruit  of  thy  law  did  not  per. 
10. 1 2.I  have  loft  the  fruit  of  cay  womb 
I4.the  earth  alfo  hath  given  her  fruit 
11.42.of  them  that  brought  forth  fruit 
1 6. 2 5. the  trees  (hall  give//«f,and  who 
wifi.l .  1 3  .fruit  in  the  vih'ration  of  fcules 

1 5  .glorious  is  the  fruit  of  good  labours 
4.  j. their  fruit  unprofitable,  not  ripe  to  eat 
io.7;plantsbearing/;'«;it  that  never  come 
Eccl.6. 3. lofe  thy  fruit, and  leave  thy  felfas 

1  l.i-het  fruit  is  the  chief  of  fweet  things 
19.19.  receive  ihefruitof  the  tree  of  immort.  | 

2  3. 25. her  branches  (hall  bring  forth  no  fruit 
24. 17. are  the  fruit  of  honour  and  riches 
17. 6. the  fruit  dcclarcth  if  the  tree  have  been 
50.  io.oli«e-trec  budding  fotth  fruit 

1  Mac.  10. 30.  halfofthe/?v«f  ofthetrce 

14.8.  and  the  trees  of  the  field  their  fruit' 
jftuit0. 

2  £/i.2.i8.1adenwiihdivcrs/r«Jrj 

i6.46.ftrangers  (hall  reap  their  fruits 
Tob.j.  1 3.and  the  tcnthsof  the  fruits 
aifd.16.19.  the  fruits  of  an  unjuft  land 
2*. deftroy  the  fruits  of  the  enemies 
z6.of fruits  that  nourifheth  man 
Eccl.6. 19.2nd  wait  for  her  good  fruits 

thou  (halt  eat  of  hex  fruits  right  ibon  j 
24. 19. fill  your  felves  with  my  fruits  j 

2  5. as  Tygris  in  the  time  of  new  fruits 
17-zi.the  fruits  of  his  underftanding  fail  not 

1  Afac.n.34.outofthe//7//Vfcftheearth 

rffvuitfull. 

2  Efd.  1 .34.  your  children  (hall  not  be  fruit  full 

1  j  ,6z.thy  fruitful!  trees  (hall  they  burn  up 

£«/.26.2o.thou  haft  gotten  a  fruitful!  foSelTu 

40.27.fearof the  Lord  is  afruitfull  garden 

JFruitlcffe. 

Wifd.  1  j-4.the  painters  fruit  leffc  labour 

^Froftrate. 
2  Efd.  10.34.  left  I  die  frufiratc  of  hope 
Jnd.  1 1 . 1  i-defeated,  and  frufiratc  of  his  purpofe 

2  Ate.7.?.and  tobefryedin  thepar!,andas 

z  Mac.8..$  j.he  came  like  a  fugitive  fervant 

^Fugiti^eg. 
Jud.i  6. 1 2.wounded  them  as  fugitives  children 
r/v/rf.i9.3.andpurfued  them  as  fugitives 

jfull   if  all. 

1  Efd.  1. 23. with  an  heart  fill!  of  godlintffe 

c8.untill  the  ful!  term  of  feventy  yeers 

2  Efd.  3 . 3.  to  fpeak  words  full  of  feare 

4. 27  .this  world  is  full  of  unrighteoufnefle 

3  8. even  we  all  are  full  of  impiety 
6.2  2.the/////(tore-houfes(hall  fuddenly  be 
7.6.  and  iffull  of  all  good  things 

1  %.full off 01  row  and  travell 

2  y  .and  for  the  filiate  the  full  things 
io.7.Sion  our  mother  is  full  ofheavinefle 

1 2. 2. kingdoms 


Apoc.        FUL      FUR 


FUR      GAB 


GAL       GAR       Apoc! 


i  i.z.  kingdom  was  fmall,  and  full  of  uproar 
i4.j9.behold,he  reached  me  afullcap 
1 5  •  1 4-  fiM  °l  wrath  and  florin 

40.  clouds  (hall  be  lifced  af,fnll  of  wrath 

41.  that  all  fields  may  be  full 
16.51.  paths  (hall  grow  full  of  thorns 

Eft- 1  f.  14.  thy  countenance  is  full  of  grace 
rri/a.  j.n.hatl-ftones/«a  of  wrath  (hall 
1 1. 1  i. unknown  wild  bea&sfull  of  rage 
12.17.  that  thou  art  full  of  power 

1  ?  .1  ^.crooked  piece  of  wood,&  fill  of  knots 
Eccl.1.30.  thy  heart  was  full  of  deceit 

a.  1 1. the  Lord  is  full  of  companion 
3. 13. when  thou  art  inthy/#//ftrength 
8.  j. with  a  man  that  is  full  of  tongue 
10.26  inwardly  he  is  full  of  deceit 

2  j .  1 1 .  his  houfe  (hall  be  full  of  calamities 
2f.20.  fo  is  a  wife  full  of  words 
34.10.that  hath  travelled  3is  full  of  prudence 
J9.i2.filledasthe  moon  at  the  full 

46. 1 6.is  full  of  the  glory  of  the  Lord 
50.6.  and  as  the  moon  at  the  full 
Barucb  6.17.  their  eyes  be  full  of  dull 

1  Afac.3.27.  he  was  full  of  indignation 

2  Afac.3  •&'  f^  °f  infinite  fums  of  money 

3  o.was  full  of  fear  and  trouble 
J2.6.filled/M3was  feen  running  with  bloud 

tfnlSU. 

1  Efd.i.]7.  to  fulfil  the  word  of  the  Lord 

2  Efd.6. ^.might  fulfill  the  three  weeks 
fri/^.19.4.  might  fulfill  the  punifhmenc 
Eccl. 16.1.  (hall  /«(/?#  theyeers  of  his 

1  Afac-2. 18. /}///?// the  kings  commandement 

2  Afac.  3 .8. indeed  to  fulfill  the  kings  purpofe 

jFttlfilleo. 

2  £/&-a*  2.40.which  have  fulfilled  the  law 
4 1. number  of  thy  children — 'is  fulfilled 
4.37. till  the  (aid  meafure  be  fulfilled 
40.  hath  fulfilled  her  nine  moneths 
6. 19.  the  affliction  of  Sion  be  fulfilled 
1 1.44.  his  abominations  we  fulfilled 
14. 4  j. when  the  fourty  dayes  were  fulfilled 
1  j. 6.  their  hurtfull  works  ire  fulfilled 
tab.  1 4.8. the  time  of  that  age  be  fulfilled 
ffif^.  1 3  .being  made  per  fed,  fulfit.z  long  time 

^Fulfilling. 
1  Afac,  2.jf.Jefus>  for  fulfilling  the  word,was 

tftlllp. 
1  Efdras  6.  20.  it  is  not  yet  fully  ended 
Judith  2.13.  but  to  accomplifh  them  fully 

1  /M<«.  i.29.after  two  yeers  fully  expired 

6  2. many  in  Ifrael  w  ere  fully  refolved 
2.68.recompence/«#y  the  heathen 
9.42.  had  avenged  fully  the  bloud 
JFulnelle. 
£cc/.i.i6.tofeartheL.is  the fulnefs  of  vvifdom 

2  Mac6.14.to  the fulneffe  of  their  fins 

rffnme. 
•EKZ.24.14.as  the  fume  of  frankincenfe 

^funerals. 
2  Mac. 5.10.  nor  any  folemn  funerals 

jfFtttlongs. 
2  Mac.  ir.  5.  from  Jerufalem  above  five  furlongs 
1 2.9. two  hundred  and  fourty  furlongs 
i6.a  lake  two  f«r/fl«gs-broad— being  filled 
17.  from  thence  feven  hundr.  &  fifty. furl. 
29.  lieth  fix  hundred  furlongs  from  Juuf. 
furnace. 

wifd.7,.6.  as  gold  in  the  furnace  hath  he  tried 
Eccl.i.  5.  acceptable  men  in  the  furnace  of  adver. 
22.24.  as  the  vapour  —  of  &  furnace 
27 .f .the  furnace  proveth  the  potters 
3 1. 26. the  furnace  proveth  the  edge 
3  8.i8.fighteth  with  the  heat  of  the  furnace 
30.diligent  to  make  clean  the  furnace 
-    4  3. 4.  a  man  blowing  2  furnace  }is  in  workfof 
Dan.$.i  ?.ftreamed  forth  above  the  furnace 

24-burnt  thofe  Cal.it  found  about  the  fur. 
26 .made  the  midft  of  thf? furnace  as  it  had 
27,bkffed  Go  J  in  the /waacf, faying 
6  j.  deliv.us  out  of  the  raids  of  the  furnace 

wyd.io.2.heperi(hed  alio  in  the  fury  whercwi. 

Eccl.  1 . 2  2.  the  fway  of  his  fury  (hall  be 
4f.18.the  congregation  of  Kore  with  fury, 
48.  io.before  ic  brjke  forth  into  fury 


Bar.  1 .  13  .unto  this  day  the  fury  of  the  Lord 
2  Mac. 4.1  f  •  having  the  fury  of  a  ctuell  tyrant 
7.9.thou  like  a  fury  takelt  us  out  of 
jruvitff. 
ivifd.j.  2o.and  the  furies  of  wild  beafts 

Various. 
Eccl.i. 11. a  furious  man  cannot  be  juflified 
io.i8.nor/ttiW«*  anger  for  them 
28.8. a  furious  man  will  kindle  ftrife 
2  Mac.  j.i  1.  outof  Egypt  in  a  furious  mind 

tfiimifl). 
Eccl.19.16.  furnifb  a  tablc,and  feed  me 
^Farni&eO. 

Eccl.44.6  xich  men  furwfhed  with  ability 
1  Ate.  14.  3  4.  furnifhed  them  with  all  things 

^FurroicDes!. 
£«Z.  7.  3.  fow  not  upon  ihefurroms  of 
3  8. 26. gives  his  mind  to  make  furrows 

-Jfuvirjer. 

1  Efd.  2.29.  proceed  nofurtb.  to  the  annoyance 

6.30.every  yeer  without  further  queftion 

2  £/&  1 3 . 4 1.  go  forth  into  a  further  countrey 

^Fttrtrjermcrie. 
1  Efd. 4.10. furthermore, he  lieth  down,he  eateth 
1  Mac.$.  1.  furthermore }  when  Demetrius 


<B  abaci. 
7"fl&.  1. 1. the  fon  of  Gabael, of  the  feed  of 

14.  left  in  truft  with  Gate/ — ten -talents 
4.1. which  he  had  committed  to  Gabael 

20.I  committed  ten  talents  to  Gabael 
5-6.have  lodged  with  thy  brother  Gabael 
9.2. go  to  Rages  of  Medea,to  Gabael 

5. went  out  and  lodged  with  Gabael 
io.2.are  they  detained  ?  oris  Gabael  dead 
©arjatlja. 
Efl.  1 2. 1. his  reft  in  the  court  with  Gabatha 

dSabiiag. 

206.1.14. with  Gabael  the  brother  of  Gabrias 

4.io.to  Gabael  the  fon  of  Gabrias 

<H5ao. 

£cc/.2f  .2  j.neither  a  wick.  worn,  liberty  togad 

vBaoOer, 
Eccl.i6>%. a  gadder  abroad  caufeth  great  anger 

(Sain. 
ivifd.  14.1.  defire  of  gain  devifed  that 

1  f  .i2.our  time  here  a  market  torgaia 
Eccl.10.  9.  there  is  again  that  turneth  tolofle 
29.1 9. followetb  other  mens  bufinefs  for gai?z 
2  Mac.  1 1. 3. to  make  gain  of  the  temple 

(Saining. 
mfd.i  3.  i9.and  for  gaining  and  getting 

<flfa<nfap. 
2  Efd.f  .29.  did  gainfay  thy  promifes 
Judith  8.28.none  that  may  gainfay  thy"words 

12.14.  that  I  (hould  gavnfay  my  Lord 
£/?.  13.9.  no  man  that  can  gai»/ay  thee 
1  Mac.  14. 44.  or  to  gainfay  his  words 

<H5alaaD. 
Jud.i.S.that  were  of  Carmel,  and  Galaad 
1  f  .f  .that  were  in  Galaad  and  in  Galilee 
i  Mac.  j.9-the  heathen  that  were  at  Galaad 
1 7. will  go  into  the  countrey  of  Galaad 
2  f.their  brethren  in  the  land  of  Galaad 
27.ofthe  countrey  of  Galaad       Ver.36. 
45.  that  were  in  the  countrey  of  Galaad 
ff.Jud.&  Jonath.were  in  the  land  of  Gal. 
13.22.  came  into  the  countrey  of  Galaad 
<fl>albannm. 
Eccl.14. 1  ^. as  galbanum}Sc  onyx,&  fweet  ftorax 

dUaHerp. 

Eccl.  2  2.  r  7.plaiftering  on  the  w  all  of  a  gallery 

<©alat!an0. 

1  Ate. 8. 2.  they  had  done  among  the  Galatians 
t  Afac.8«20.in Babylon  with  the  Galatians 
Galilee. 

Tfl&.i.i.called  properly  Nephtali  in  Galilee 
Jitd,\.S.  the  higher  Galilee,and  the  great  plain 

1  f .  f . that  were  in  Galaad ,and  in  Galilee 
1  Afac-f.14.came other meffcngfrs  from  Galilee 
if. and  all  Galilee  of  the  gentiles 
17. deliver  thy  brethren  that  arc  in  Galilee 
20.  three  thoufand  men  to  go  into  Galilee 
2 1. then  went  Simon  into  Galilee 


23-and  tho(e  that  were  in  Galilee&nd 
55.  and  Simon  his  brother  in  Galilee 
io^o.countrey  of  Samaria  and  Galilee 
11.63. t0  CadeSjWhich  is  in  Galilee 
12.47.he  fenttwo  thoufand  into  Galilee 
49.into  Gate<?,and  into  the  great  plain 
<©ati. 
Tob.6.4.the  heart,the  liver,and  the  ga# 

8.  as  for  the  gall,  it  is  good  to  anoint 

1  i.4.take  in  thine  hand  the  gall  of  the  fifh 

8.  anoint  his  eyes  with  the  gall 

1 1  .ftrake  of  the  vail  on  his  lathers  eyes 

©allies. 

2  M#.4,20.imployedto  the  making  of  rallies 

J5ame, 

2  Afrff.4.i4.after  the  gawe  of  Difcus  called 

i8.now  when  thegame  that  was  ufed 

©ape. 

1  Efd.4. 19.  do  they  not  gape,  &  even  with  open 

©apcD. 
1  Efd.4.  3 1 .  the  king  gaped  and  gazed  upon  her 

©arum 
EccZ.24.30.  as  a  conduit  into  a  garden 

3 1. 1  will  water  my  be(kgarden,znd  will 
water  abundantly  my  garden-bed 
40. 17.1s  as  a  moil  fruitful! garrfes 

27.the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  a  fruifull^a^s 
Barucb  6.70.3s  a  fear-crow  in  a  garden 
Suf.q.hzd  a  fan  garden  joyning  unto  his  houfe 
7.  went  into  her  husbands  garden  to  walk 
1 5 .  to  wafh  her  felf  in  the  garden 
17. and  fhut  the  garden  doors,  that  I  may 
1 8.  (hut  the  garden  doors,  and  went  out 

2  j  .ran  the  one,&  opened  the  garden  door 
a6.fervants — heard  the  cry  in  the  gaffes 
36.as  we  walked  in  the  garden  alone 

fhut  the^a^ra  doors,  and  fent 

3  8.  flood  in  a  corner  of  the  garden. 

JSarifon. 

1  Afac.4.61.  theyfetthereaMv/flHtokeepit 

5 .  J  8.had  given  charge  to  the  ganfen 

6.  jo.  fetzgarifon  there  to  keep  it 
9.5 1.  and  in  them  he  fet  a  garifon 
io.7f .  Apollonius  had  a  garifon  there 
1 1. 3. fet  in  every  one  of  rhem  a  garifon 

66.took  the  city,and  fet  a  garifon  in  it 
12.34.  he  fet  agarifon  there  to  keep  it 
14.3  3.he  fet  agarifon  of  Jewes  there 

2  Mac.  1 2. 1 8.  having  left  a  very  ftrong  garifon 

pontons- 
Judith  3.6.  fet  garifons  in  the  higher  cities 

7.7.  fet  garifons  of  men  of  war  over  them 
i  Afac.j  .56.  captains  of  the  garifons 

(Batista. 
1  Afacf.23.and  at  Gari-KJm,  Andronicus 

6.2.and  that  in  Gari\im,of  Jupirer 
!  Variant). 

Jud.i  f  .13. put  a  gar  land  of  olive  upon  her 

"(Earlanoflf. 
Judith  3.7.  received  them  with|a/7a;« 

1  f  .1 3. followed  in  their  armour  with£ai'/a#. 

Garment. 
Judith  i6.8.fhe  put  oS  the  garment  of  her 

and  took  a  linnen  garment 
irifd.  1 8.24. in  the  long  garment  was  the 
Eccl.14. 17.  all  flefh  waxeth  old  as  a  garment 
4f .  10. with  an  hoi y  garment, with  gold 
50.  x  1. made  the  garment  of  holineffe 
Bar.% .i.put  off,  O  Jcruf.  the  girm.of  thy  mow. 
2.caft  about  thee  a  double  garment 
d5arment0. 

1  Efdr.i.  1.  arayed  in  long  garments 

4. 1 7.  thefe  make  garments  for  men 
8.7i.my  clothes,and  the  holy  garments 

Verfe73- 

2  £/3.2-39.  received  glorious  garments 
tub, 4.16. garments  to  them  that  are  naked 
Jud.10.  3.  put  cfi  the  garments  of  her  widow-h. 

put  on  her  garments  of  gladneffe 
EH.  i4.2.put  on  the  garments  of  anguifh 

1  f  .i.fhe  laid  away  her  mourning garaczzft 
Eccl.ai.  1 3.  f torn  garments cometh  the  moth 
4f  .8.ftrengthened  him  with  rich  garments 
Bar.6.1 1.  deck  them  as  men  with  garments 
33.prieflstake  off  their  garments 

f8.  and  \ 


&poC.       GAR       GAT 


GAV       GAV 


GAZ        GEN       Apoc 


<8.  and  garm.  wherewith  they  ate  clothed 
i  M<tc-5.49-brought  the  prielts garments 
io.6i.commandcd  to  takeoff  his  garments 

Earners. 
Eccl.  u  i7«  the  garners  with  her  increafe 
<©  amity. 

a  Mac.o.i6.he  would  garnifh  with  goodly 

(SamftyeO."  <15amityetlj. 
Eccl. 16.1.7  .he  garm\heth  his  works  for 

42.2 1 .  he  hath  garnijhed  the  excellent  Works 
■   d5afp. 
1  Mac.j.p.Yihcn  he  was  at  the  hftgafp 

(Bate. 
Eccl.  1 9.  j  o.  laughter  and  gate  (hew  what  he  is 

CSat. 
1  Efd.1.1  x.thengat  he  up  to  his  fecond 
Wifd.io.  8.  they  gar  not  only  this  hurt 
Eccl.46.  2.  how  great  glory  gat  he  when 

5  i.i6.received  her,andgar  much  learning 
1  Mac^.i-he gat  his  people  great  honour 
9.3  i.whenBacchides g<#  knowledge 
1 1. 67  .they  gat  them  to  the  plain  of  Nafor 
(Kate. 

1  Efd.  1  .i6.the  porters  were  at  every  gate 

Chap.7.9. 
Tob.\i.i6.to  meet  his  dau. — at  the  gate  of  Ni. 
Judith  8.  3  j.  ftand  this  night  in  theg<tfe 
io.tf.they  went  forth  to  the  gate  ot  the 
1  j.  1  i.faid  Judith— to  the  watchm.  at  thega. 
open,  open  now  the  gate 
12.  hafteto  go  down  to  the  gate 
1  j.  fo  they  opened  the  gate 
z  Mw.j.zi.purfued  them  tothegafe 

<&attss. 

2  Efd.^.ig.  through  four  gates  of  fire 
Judith  1 .4.  he  made  the  gates  thereof 

*  even  gates  that  were  raifed  to  the 

7.2 ».  by  the  pillages  of  the  gates 
lo.Q.command  thegafes  of  the  city  to  be  ope 
EJi.i6. 1 8. is  hanged  at  theg<a£«ofSufa 
Eccl. 49.  i  3 .  and  fet  up  the  gates  and  the  bars 

1  Mac.q  jS.altar  profaned,&  thegates  burnt  up 

$7. the  gates  and  thechamb.  they  renewed 
5.47>ftopped  up  the  gates  with  ftones 
p.f  o.high  wals,with  gates^nd  with  bars 
1 2.3  8. made  it  ftrong  mih gates  and  bars 

48.  they  of  Ptolemais  Ihut  the  gates 
1 3.3  j. great  walls,  and  gates,  and  bars 
1  {.39.  and  to  fortifiethegi?r« 

2  Mac. 1. 1  o.rzn  fome  to  thegrfto,and 

10.36.  others  broke  open  the  gates 
<Bntt)tr. 

2  Efdr,  1 4. 2 3.  gather  the  people  together 
16.  2?.  who  lhallgftfto'  them 

Tab.  1 3 , 5  .w  ill  gar  Jw  us  out  of  al  1  nations 

Ecd.6.t%.gather  inftruftions  from  thy 
36-1 1 .  gather  all  the  tribes  of  Ifratl 
47.18.  thou  dii&gather  gold  as  tin 

i  iifdc.3.jiand  togaifermuch  money 
9.7.  no  time  to  gather  them  together 
io.8.authority  togather  together  an  hoft 
1 4.44.10  gather  an  affembly  in  the  counttey 

1  Mac.  1 .17 -gather  thofe  together  that 
2.7.  till  the  time  that  God  gather 

18.  gather  us  together  out  of  every  land 
■ffiattjeret). 

1  Efd-n.xS  gathered  together  gold  and  filver 
8.4  i.thefe  I  gathered  together  to  the  river 

91.  there  gatheredtq  him  from  Jerufalem 
9  3  .begathered  together  at  Jerufalem 
5,Judah  and  Benjamin  gathered  together 

2  Efd.  1.30.I  gathered  you  togetheras  an  hen 

16.30.  when  a  vineyard  isgathered 
Judith  16.H.  was  gathered  to  his  people 
Bel  1. wns gathered  to  his  fathers     1  Mac.1.69. 
Eccl-i%.  3.  if  thou  haft  gathered  nothing 

1  Mac.  1. a. gathered 3  mighty  ftrong  hoft 

il-lgatber.  a  multitude  of  forrein  fouldicrs 

2  Mac.i.  13. founding  a  library ,g<J?&.togeth.the 
8 .27 .gathered  their  armour  together  V.3 1. 
1  o.t^.gather.z  great  multit.  of  forrein  forces 
1 2.3  8.  fo  Judas  gathered  his  hoft 

dSatheretb. 
Eccl. 14.0.*  he  thztgatheretb  by  defrauding 

gathereth  for  others  that  (hall  fpend 
21 .8.  that  gathereth  himfelf  ftones  for  the 


ll,i6.gathcrctb  after  the  grape-gatherers 

$ar&ertng. 
Eccl.16.^.  the  gathering  together  of  an  unruly 
3 1.3  .gteat  labour  ingathering  riches 
43 ,20.3bideth  upon  every  gathering 
2  Ate.4-z8.  the  gathering  of  the  cuftoms 
10. 1  o.gathcring  briefly  the  calamities  of 
1 2.43. when  he  had  made  a  gathering 
d&abe. 

1  Efd.6. 13.  they  gaw>  us  this  anfwer 

i  5  .he  gave  them  over  into  the  power  of 
8.80.  fothat  theygdWus  food 
9.20.they  gave  their  hands  to  put  away 

4i.the  multitudegawe  heed  to  the  law 

2  Efdr.  i .  1 3 .  gave  you  a  large  and  faf  e  paflage 

14. 1  gave  you  a  light  in  a  pillar 
1 9.  and  gtfue  you  manna  to  eat 
2  3.I  gave  you  not  fire  for  your  blafphem. 
2. 1. 1  gave  them  my  commandements 
16.61. gave  him  breath,life,&  underloading 
Tob.i.6.theta  Igavezt  the  altar  to  the 

7.  firft  tenth  part — \ gave  to  the  fons  of 
8.the  third  Igave  unto  them  to  whom 
1 3. the  moft  High  gave  me  grace 
\6.  gave  many  alms  to  my  brethren 

and  gave  my  bread  to  the  hungry 
2.1  z.and gave  her  alfo  befides  a  kid 
7. 1 3 .  and  gave  her  to  be  w  ife  to  Tobias 

10.1  o.andgawe  him  Sara  his  wife 
I4.2;heg<ft>ealms,3nd  heincreafed  in  the 

1 1. he  gave  up  the  gbdft  in  the  bed 
Jud.&Ji. none  thatgrt^  tier  an  ill  word 
10.  5.  (he  gave  her  maid  a  bottle 

1  j.  1 1.  gave  unto  Judith  Olofernes  tent 

I  i.gave  alfo  to  the  women  that  were 
16. 19.  and  gave  the  canopy  which  (he 

ififd.io.i.  gave  power  to  rule  all  things 
10.ga.ve  him  knowledge  of  holy  things 
1 4.  gave  him  perpctuall  glory 

1 8 . 2  j .  to  thefe  the  Ae&toyex gave  place 
Eccl.  17  6.  an  heart  gave  he  them  to  tinderftand 

9. he  gave  them  to  glory  in  his  marvellous 
r  1. befides  this,hegaw  them  knowledge 

2  4.8. Creator— 'gave  me  acommindement 

1 5.I gave  a  fweet  fmell  like  cynamon 
4f.3.andg(2ttf  him  a commandement 
7.  and  gave  him  the  priefthood 
17. gave  unto  him  the  commandements 

20.  and  gave  him  an  heritage 

21.  which  hegave  unto  him  and  his  feed 
46.9. the  Lord  g<rae  ftrength  to  Caleb 
47.5.  hegavehim  ftrength  in  his  right  hand 

6.  he  gave  him  a  crown  of  glory 

I I  .be  gave  him  a  covenant  of  kings 
2 a.  hee  gave  a  remnant  to  Jacob 

49.  f.  hee  gave  their  power  to  others 
Bdr.i.  18.  cammandem.  thathegaw  us  openly 
3.27.  nor  gave  he  the  way  of  knowledge 
4.30.  for  he  that  gave  thee  that  name 

1  Ato.r.13.  whogiwe  them  licence  to  do 

3.28. gave  his  fouldiers  pay  for  a  while 
y.  3  .gave  them  a  great  overthrow 
7.  i  i.gave  no  heed  to  their  words 
8.8.  zndgave  to  king  Eumenes 
10.46.  they  gave  no  credit  to  them 
58.  heegime  to  him  his  daughter 
60.  giiz/e  them— filver  and  gold 
89<he  gave  alfo  Accaron,with  their  poffef. 
1 1 .  io.  I  repent  I  gave  my  daughter  to 
1 1.4  2.  gave  him  gifts,  and  commanded 
1 3.3.andgdfe  them  exhortation,  faying 
14. 8.  the  earth  gave  her  encreafe 
3  2.  and  gave  them  wages 

2  Mac. i.\7.and gave  them  all  an  heritage 

7.22.1  neither gaw  you  breath  norlife 
8.36.followed  the  lawes  that  he  gave  them 
1 2. 1  j .  gave  a  fierce  affault  againft  the  walls 
1 5.1  %.gave  to  Judat  afwordofgold 
€5atoeft. 

1  Efd.S.Bi.  which  thou gavefl  by  the  hand  of 

2  Efd.$.%.  gaveft  a  body  to  Adam  without  foul 

1 6. unto  him  thou  gaveft  Ifaac 
27.thoug<Jtf/2  the  city  over  into  the  hands 
j.  17. thou  gave  (I  a  law  that  is  approved  of  all 
6.46. and  gavcfl  them  a  charge  to  do  fervice 
%  1  .to  Enoch  thou  gavejl  one  part 
Rrrrr  3 


y  1. to  Leviach.  thou  gaveft  the  levcnth  part 
f  3.  Upon  ths  fixth  day  thou  gaveft  comma. 
To6.8.6.thou  madeft  Adaai,  Scgavcjl  him  Eve  ' 
Jud.g.z.to  whom  thoug<zw/2a  fword 

3  .tbougaveft  their  rulers  to  be  (lain 
liifd.  1 1 .7.  thougaw/2  unto  them  abundance  of 
1 2.  lo.thovi  gavejl  them  place  of  repentance 
1 8.3.thoug«z/e/?  them  a  burning  pillar  of  fire 
1  Mac.a..i o.and  gaveft  the  hoft  of  ftrangers  into 

®ap. 
Bar.6.9.  it  were  for  a  virgin  that  loves  to  gogvzy 

<2>a$a, 
1  Ate.i  i.6r.hewent  to  G^,but  they  of  Grf. 
6  i.afterward  when  they  of  Ga\a  made 
1  j. 43.Simon encamped  againft  Ga\a,  and 
<©aje. 

Eccl.g.$.ga%e  not  on  amaid,thatthou£illnot 

4 1.2  i.or  to ga%e  upon  another  mans  wife 

(©ajeO. 

1  Efd.4.1 1  .the  kinggaped  and  ga^rf  upon  her 

dPajara. 

1  Mac.4.1  y.for  they  putfued  them  to  G^ra 
7.4 j. a  dayes  journey,  from  Adafa  tc  Gaytra 
i3.53.captainofallthehofts,&  dwelt  at  G. 
i4.7.and  had  the  dominion  of  Ga\ara. 

34.&  Ga\ara  that bardereth  upon  Axotus 
1  f .28.you  with-hold  Joppe  unto  Gaytra 

3  f .  whereas  thou  demandeft  Joppe  &  Ga. 
ic>.i.thcncameup  John  from  Ga%arc>. 

1 9. he  fent  others  alfo  to  Grt^.to  kill  John 

2 1. now  had  one  run  afore  unto  G  a:\ara. 

CSsba. 

Jud. 3. 10.  pitched  between  Gcba  &  Scythopolis 

Jud.S.  i.the  fon  of  Gedeon,the  fon  of  Raphajm 
<S5eneraH. 

2  Efd.S.i^.l  willfpeaktouchingarnaningfTzc. 
Eflher  1  j.  1  o.though  our  commandment  be  gen. 
Eccl.  1 8 . 1  .created  all  things  in  generall 

2  Atec3.18.to  ihegenerall  fupplication,becaufe 
i^enetratton. 

2  E/y.3.  i9.diligence  unto  thegmivto.  of  Ifrael 
3 1. or  vt  hit  generation  hath  fo  beleeved 
8. 3  4. or  what  is  a  corruptible  generation 

wifd.  3.13.  is  the  end  of  the  unrighteous  generat. 
1 2.1  o.that  they  were  a  naughty  generation 
14.5. left  to  all  ages  afeed  of  generation 
19.  ir. they  faw  anew  generation  of  fowls 

Eccl.  4.1 6.  his  generation  (hall  hold  her  in  pofTeff. 
14.18.fo  is  the  generation  of  all  flefh 
39.9.1ive  from  generation  to  generation 

1  Mac.  f.2.  to  deftroy  the  generation  of  Jacob 

2  Af(?c,7.2  3  .who  formed  the  generation  of  man 

8.9-rootout  the  whole  generati.  of  thejewes 
fenerations;. 
2  E/2?.3.7.death  in  him,and  in  his  generations 

26.and  all  his  generations  hid  done 
Tab.  1 3 . 1 1 .  all  generations  (hall  praife  thee  wi  th 
Jud.S. 32.  which  (hall  go  thorowout  all  generat. 
Eflher  1  o.  1 3 .  according  to  thegfmvtfi.for  ever 
wi/#.i.i4.thegf»e.of  the  world  were  healthfull 
£«/.2.io.look  at  the  generations  ofold 

16. 27.thechiefof  them  unto  all  generations 
44.7.thefe  were  honoured  in  their  generations 
1  ^.example  of  repentance  to  all  generati. 
Bar.6»i.  namely,  feven  generations 

<25eott. 
EfJ.24.27.and  as  Geonin  the  time  of  vintage 

(Bentflejff. 
1  £/y.8.6?.nor  the  pollutions  of  the  Gentiles 
Tob.  1 3.3.confcffe  him  before  the  Gentiles 
Jxd.S.n.upon  our  heads  among  the  Gentiles 
Eflher  io.9.been  done  among  the  Gentiles 

jo.and  another  for  all  the  Gentiles 
ivifd.i^.  1 1  .even upon  the  idols  of  the  Gentiles 
1  Mac.  2. 1 2  -the  Gentiles  have  profaned  it 

48.  the  law  out  of  the  hand  of  the  Gentiles 
3. 10. then  Apollonius gathered  theGentiles 
4.6o.left  the  Gentiles  mould  come  and  tread 
y.  iy, and  all  Galilee  of  the  Gentiles  are 
.   6.  %  3 .  that  were  delivered  from  the  Gentiles 
%  Mac.6.4-viith  riot  and  revelling  by  the  Gentl. 
9. to  the  manners  of  the  Gentiles 
1  i.2.the  city  an  habitation  ofthe  Gentiles 

24-brought  unto  the  cuftcme  of  the  Gcnti. 

1 4. 7,  times  of  their  mingling(with  the  Ge.~) 

(Bentle.* 


Apoc. 


GET      GXR 


GIV 


GIV 


gentle. 

zMac.ij.iz  gentle  in  condition,  wellfpoken 

©etgeOtes!. 

Judith  y.i<*.caft  forth— all  the  Gergefites 

ttSefem. 
Judith  i .  9.  and  all  the  land  of  Gefem 
dSet. 

1  Efd.a..<;.is~ they  get  the  victory,  they 

2  £#.7.58.  but  if  he  get  the  victory,  he 
16.44.  they  tint  (hill  get  no  children 

46. in  captiv.&  famine  they  fhalgrt  child. 
Eccl.4.7.  get  thy  felf  the  love  of  the  congtegati. 
ij.u.fmilingon  thee,wil  get  out  thyfecrets 
27.19.  and  (hill  not  get  him  again 
5 1.2  8  ,gef  learning  with  agreatfumof 

and  get  much  gold  by  her 

1  Ata.3.14. 1  will  get  me  a  name 

6.  44.  get  him  a  perpetunll  name 

2  ili«.5.6.togeithedayofthemofhisownnat. 

(jgettetrj. 
£ec/.  21.  ii.getre/fethe  underftanding  thereof 
36.24.  he  that  gettelh a  wife,  beginncth a 
letting. 
Wi/#.  1  j.  1 9.  for  gaining  and  getting,  and  for 
'     1  f.  12.  we  rnuft  be  getting  every  way 
JEfrf.42.4.  or  of  getting  much  or  little 
Bar.  3. 1 7.  made  no  end  of  thcirge«»zg 

s0t)Oft. 

To&.  14. 1 1  .he  gave  up  the  gboft  in  the  bed 
2  Mac.x.x  i.ieady  to  give  up  the  ghofl 

See  ^Olj?  GM. 

®m. 

z  Efd.z.^y.  O  receive  the  gift  that  is  given 
Tob.z.14.  it  was  given  for  ag i/i  more  then  the 

4.11.  alms  is  a  good  gi/t  unto  all  that 
.TW.16.19.gave  the  canopy — foragi/f  to  the  L. 
Wifd.  3 . 1 4  given  the  fpeciall  gift  of  faith 

8. 2 1. to  know  whofe  giff  (hee  was 
Ecel.1.10.  fhe  is  with  all  flefh  accord,  to  hisgift 

7.  3 1.  and  the  gift  of  the  moulders 

3  I A  gift  hath  grace  in  the  fight  of  every 
1  i.i7.thegi/f  of  the  Lord  remaineih 
18.16.  fo  is  a  word  better  then  a  gift 

1 7. is  not  a  word  better  then  a  gift 

\8.a.gift  of  the  envious  confumeth 
20.io.there  is  agift  that  (hall  not  profit 

there  is  a  gift  whofe  recompence  is 

1 4.the  gift  of  a  fool  fhall  do  thee  no  good 
26.i4.a  filent— woman  is  a  gift  of  the  Lord 
41.a1.or  to  take  away  a  portion  or  sgift 
42.3.  of  the  gift  of  the  heritage  of 

1  Mac.  10.39. 1  give  it  as  a  free  gi/f  to  God 

2  Mac.i  j.  16.  take  this  holy  fword,ifi/£  fro.G. 

<Bitt8. 

1  Efdr. a.y.with  gifts,  with  borfes,  and 

o.witb  very  many  iteegifts  of  a  great  num. 
3. y. fhall  the  king  Darius  give  greatgi/h 
8.13.  carry  the  gifts  unto  the  Lord  of  Ifrael 
Tob.  1 3 . 1 1  .(hall  come— v/ithgift s  i  n  their  hands 
even  gifts  to  the  King  of  heaven 
Jud.4. 1 4«the  vows  and  free  gifts  of  the  people 

,  i6.i8.theirfree-offerings,and  their  gifts 
irifd.7.  jq.the gifts  that  come  from  learning 
Eccl.  1. 1 8.  both  which  are  the  gifts  oi  God 
20.29.prefents  and  gifts  blind  the 
3  4. 18. the  gi/b  of  unjuft  men  are  not 
3  j. 9.  in  all  thy  gifts  (hew  a  chearfull  counto 
1 2. not  think  to  corrupt  with  gifts 
Earuch  6.27 .  they  fet  gifts  before  them 
r  Mac  3. 3  4.  nor  to  have  (ach  gifts  to  give 
10.24.I  promife  dignities  and  gifts 
1 2.43. and  gave  him  gi/b,and  commended 
1  ? .?.whatfoevergi/b  befides  they  granted 

2  Mac.  1.3  f.the  king  took  many  gifts 

2.13.  concerning  the  holy  gifts 
3. 2.the  temple,  with  their  btQt  gifts 
9.16.  would  garnifh  with  goodlygi/b 

di?fl&c&. 

B<Zi'.6.8.themftlves  are  gilded  and  laid  over 

2  £/«J.i6.2.girrfupyour  felves  with  clothes 

dPrroeO. 
2  Afde.  10.2 5  g»'rfc«? their  loins  with  fackcloth 

(tSirtMe. 
Judith  9.2.1oofened  the  girdle  of  a  maid 


<5ivt.'' 
J«*/.4.i4.their  loins  girt  with  fackcloth 
Eccl.tz.i6.as  timber  girt  and  bound  together 

1  Mac.  3. 3. and  gi»t  hisrwarlike  harneffe 
6.37.  and  were  girt  fait  unto  them 

2  ikto.3.19.  the  women  girt  with  fackcloth 

(©foe. 

1  £/<i.2.i9.onelyrefufe  to  give  tribute 

4.60.  for  to  thee  I  give  thanks 

8. 19.  fhould  give  it  him  withfpeed 

79.  and  to  give  us  food  in  the  time  of 
9.8.  give  glory  to  the  Lord  God 

f  4.  to  give  a  part  to  them  that 

2  Efd.%.  zo.give  to  the  poor,defend 

3  4. he  fhall  give  you  everlafting  reft 
3.i9.giw  the  law  to  the  feed  of  Jacob 
5.5.  the  ftone  fhall  give  his  voice 
6.23.  the  trumpet  fhallgivea  found 

4  j  .and  the  moon  give  her  light 

7.  6  5 .  ready  to  give  where  it  needeth 
8.6.and  thou  give  us  feed  unto  our  heart 
24. give  ear  to  the  petition  of  thy  creature 
T0&.3.17.  to  give  Sara  the  daughter  of  Raguel 
4.7.  give  almes  of  thy  fubftance 

8.if  thou  haft  abun.give  alms  accordingly 
give  accordingly  to  that  little 
11.  a  good  gift  to  all  that  give  it 
!4.but  give  it  him  out  of  hand 
16. give  of  thy  bread  to  the  hungry 

1 7.  but  give  nothing  to  the  wicked 
y.  3.  and  I  will  give  him  wages 

I4.tell  me,What  wages  fhall  I  give  thee 
7.  12.  God  give  you  good  fucceffe 

18.  give  thee  joy  for  thy  forrow 

1 0.1 1.  give  you  a  profperous  journey 
1 2. 1. and  thou  mud  give  him  mete 
2.  it  is  no  harm  to  me  to  give  him  half 
8. better  togivc  alms,then  to  lay  up  gold 
20.now  therefore  give  God  thanks 
13.10.  give  praife  unto  the  Lord 
Jud.\.  1  ».not  give  their  children  for  a  prey 
Eiih.  1 4. 1 2.  give  me  boldneffe,  O  king 

13  .give  me  eloquent  fpeech  in  my  mouth 
iVifd.6. 2. give ear,you  that  rule  thepeople 
8. 1 2. they  fhall  give  good  ear  unto  me 
9. 4.  give  me  wifdome  that  fitteth  by  thy  thr. 

17.  except  thou  give  wifdome,and  fend 
16.28.  prevent  the  fun,  togive  thanks 
Eccl.  i.26.the  Lord  fhall  give  her  to  thee 
4.3.  defer  not  to  give  to  him  that  is  in  need 
%give  him  none  occafion  to  curfe  them 
8.  give  him  a  friendly  anfwer 
19. give  him  over  to  his  own  ruine 
f.n.and  with  patience  give  anfwer 
6. 2 3. give ear,my  fon,receive  my  advice 

3 7. give  thee  wifdome  at  thine  own  defire 
7.10.  and  neglect  not  to  give  alms 

2 5. give  her  to  a  man  of  underftanding 
z6.give  not  thy  felf  over  to  a  light  woman 
3 1.  andgive  him  his  portion,  3S  it  is  com. 
8-9.to  give  anfwer  as  need  requireth 
9.2. give  not  thy  foul  to  a  woman 

6.  give  not  thy  foul  unto  harlots 
10.28.give  it  honour  according  to  the  digni. 
1 2.4  give  to  the  godly  man,and  help  not 

5.  but  give  not  to  the  ungodly 

give  it  not  unto  him,  left  he 

7.  give  to  the  good,  &  help  not  the  (inner 
14. 1 1.  give  the  Lord  his  due  offering 

1 3  .o'-t  of  thy  hand,and  give  to  him 
i6.give,and  take,and  fanftifie  thy  foul 

1  f  .3  give  him  the  water  of  wifdome 

17.22.  and  give  repentance  to  his 
27. which  live,and give  thanks 

18.28.  willgive  praife  to  him  that  found  her 

23.4.  give  me  not  a  proud  look 

6.  and  give  not  over  me  thy  fervant 
25.13.  five  me  any  plague  but  the  phgue  of 

2f.givc  the  water  no  paffige 
26.  and  give  her  a  bill  of  divorce 

29.27.giveplace,thou  ftranger}to  an  honou. 

30.1 1. give  him  no  liberty  in  hisyouth 
2 1  give  not  over  thy  mind  to  heavineffe 

3  3 .ig.givc  not  thy  fon—  power  over  thee 

give  not  thy  goods  to  another 
20.  give  not  tby  felf  over  to  any 


GIV       GIV       Apoc. 

3  $.8.  give  the  Lord  his  honour 

10.  give  unto  the  moft  High  according  as 

give  with  a  cheerfull  eye 

1 1.  will  give  thee  feven  times  as  much 
36. 1  {.give  teftimony  unto  thofe  that  thou 
37.27.  andgive  not  that  unto  it 

38.1 1. give  a  fweet  favoured  a  memorial  1 

14.  he  would  profperthat  which  they  give 
3  9. 5. he  will  give  his  heart  early  to  refort 
6.give  thanks  unto  the  Lord  in  his  prayer 
1 4  give  ye  a  fweet  favour  as  frankincenfe 
3  3.  he  willgn/e  every  needfull  thing 
41.19.  of  fcorning  to  give  and  take 
4y.26.G0d  give  you  wifdome  in  your  heart 
f  0.20.  togive  the  bleffing  of  the  Lord 
51.3  o.he  will  give  you  your  reward 
Bar.  i.zo.  to  give  us  a  land  that  floweth  with 
2.14-give  us  favour  in  the  fight  of  them 

17.  will  give  unto  the  Lord  neither  praife 

1 8.  the  hungry  foul  (hall  give  thee  praife 
3 1 .1  willgive  them  an  heart  and  ears 

4.3  give  not  thine  honout  to  another 
6.28.to  the  poor—  they  give  nothing  of  it 
3  f.they  can  neither  give  riches    Verf.y  3 . 
67.  nor  give  light  as  the  moon 
Das.  3. i9.and  give  glory  to  thy  name 

1  Mac.x.%.give  your  lives  for  the  covenant 

8.4„did  give  them  tribute  every  yeer 
7.  pay  a  great  tribute,  andgive  hofta«es 

9. 1 5. nor  give  order  concerning  his  houfe 

10.  28.  andgive  you  rewards 
?4.  give  me  now  thy  daughter 

1 1.9.I  will  give  thee  my  daughter 

1 5.6.I  give  thee  leave  alfo  to  coin  money 

2  Mac.  1 .  3 .  and  give  you  all  an  heart  to 
7. 23. give  yoti  breath  and  life  again 
9,20.1  give  vety  great  thanks  to  God  . 
1  j.  3  3.  give  it  by  pieces  to  the  fowles 

1  Ejd.1.6.  which  was  gives  to  Mofej 

7.  given  of  the  kings  allowance 
3  2.was  given  out  for  an  ordinance 
2.27.  men  therein  were  given  to  rebellion 
4.60.  who  haft  given  me  wifdome 
62.  he  had  given  them  freedome 
6.2  f  .given  out  of  the  houfe  of  king  Cyrus 

2  Efd.-j.46.not  to  have  given  the  earth  to  Adam 

or  eife,when  it  via  given  thero,to 
8.io.out  of  the  breads  milk  to  be  given 
To&.f.i9.which  the  L.hath given  us  to  live  with  t 
6. 10. may  begivfK  thee  for  a  wife 

13.  the  maid  had  been  given  to  feven  men 
1 5.  fhe  fhall  be  given  thee  to  wife 

(hall  fhe  be  given  thee  in  marriage 
7.1  i.I  have  given  my  daughter  in  marriage 
1 1.1.  gives  him  a  profperous  journey 
Judith  8. 1 9.fathers  were  given  to  the  fword 
9.4  haft  given  their  wives  for  a  prey 
10. 1 2. (hall  be  gives  you  to  be  confumed 
Eft.  14.6.  given  into  the  hands  of  our 
ivifd.7.7.  and  underftanding  was  given  me 

1  %  .for  the  things  that  were  given 
17. given  mee  certain  knowledge 

1 1.4.  water  was  given  them  out  of 
18.4.  the  law  was  given  to  the  world 
6.to  what  oaths  they  had  given  credence 
Eccl.  1  y.i7.whether  him  liketh  (hallbegif.him 
20.  hath  he  gives  any  man  licence  to  fin 
17.16.from  hisyouth  isgivesto evill 
19. 1.  that  is  given  to  drunkenneffe 
24. 18.  am  given  to  all  my  children 
26.3.which  fhall  begiv«zin  the  portion 

2  3 .  a  wicked  woman  is  given  as  a  portion 

but  a  godly  woman  is  given  to  him 
29.1  ?.  he  hath  given  his  life  for  thee 
37.21.  grace  is  not  given  him  from  the  Lord 
38.6.  hee  hath  given  men  skill 
4i.22.afterthou  haft  given,  upbraid  noc 
42.17.tbe  Lord  hath  not  given  power 
43.3  3.  to  the  godly  be  hath  fives  wifdome 
%.  i.2  2.the  Lord  hath  given  me  a  tongue 
Sufarujo.GoA  bath  given  thee  the  honour 
Bel  32.  had  given  them  every  day  two  carcaffes 
which  then  were  not  given  them 
r  Mac. 4.5- y.  had  given  them  good  fucceffe 
io.8.the  king  had  given  him  authority 

4?.fhall  j 


Apoc.      G  I  V      G  L  A 


45, fhall  be  giv.  out  of  the  kings  accounts 
S9. buckle  of  gold,as  the  ufe  is  to  be  given 
2  Ate.i.i8.ofthe  fire  which  was  given  us 
8.2  j.  when  he  had  given  them  this  watch- w. 
a8.  when  they  bad  given  part  of  the  fpoils 
10.38.  and  given  them  the  victory 
1  ?.i?.I«ving  given  the  watch-word  to  therol 
"  fcfoeft. 

2  Efd.$.4<y-  thou  which  gw/?  life  to  all,  haft 
T0&.4-7 -when thou g«tf/2  aims>let  not  thine  eye 

Verfe  16. 
wild.  1 2. 1 9-  thou  givefi  repentance  for  fins 
Eccl.  1 8. 1  j. words  when  thou  givefi  any  thing 
3  i.if  thou  givcH  thy  foule  the  defires  that 
42.7 -that  thou  givefi  out,  orreceiveft  in 
~dJ5lto£tfj. 
2  Efd.z.^6.  giveth  them  palms  in  their  hands 

8.2.that  it  giveth  much  mould,  wherein 
To&.4.i9.theLord  himfelfgiwf-''  all  good  things 
Eccli.i  i.givetb  joy  and  gladneffe,  and  long  life 
4.ij.whofogw/jearunto  her  fhal  judge  the 
12. 3. nor  to  him  that  giveth  no  alms 
20-1  5. he  giveth  little,and  upbraideth  much 
34. 17. he  gJw£fehealtn,Ufe,and  blefling 
3  f.2.he  thatgktfcbalms/acritlceth  praife 
T^.ibktgivclb  bis  mind  to  make  furrows 
39.1.  he  thatgif  ttb  his  mind  to  the  law 
42.16.the  Tun  thatgwefMightjlooketh  upon 
50.i9.whogWf&  wifdome  to  the  godly 
5 1.17. to  him  that  giveth  me  wifdome 
2  M etc.  i  y-2 1  .giveth  it  to  fuch  as  are  worthy 

(Sitoittg. 
2  Efd.z.%7 .giving  thanks  unto  him  that  hath 
1 }.  $7.  giving  praife  and  thanks  greatly  unto 
I  W'ifd.6. 1  8.giw»g  heed  unto  her  law  is  the  aflur. 
EccL  17.18  giving  him  the  light  of  his  love 
•43.9  giving  light  in  the  higheft  places 
44. 3. giving  counfcll  by  their  underftanding 
50.7  giving  light  in  the  bright  cloud 

1  Mac.6.$8- givingthem  figneswhat  to  do 

2  Ate.8.2 2.  gra«g  each  one  fifteen  hundr.  men 

1  i.r  1  giving  a  charge  upon  their  enemies 
1 5.1 5>and  in  giving  it,  (pake  thus 
<©lat). 
2  Efd.2 .37.gi'ft  that  is  given  you,and  be  glad 
Tob.  13.13.  rejoyce  and  be  glad  for  the  children 

i4.(hallbegte/ for  ever 
Eccl. 1 1.27 .was  made  to  make  menglad 
B^.4.3  3.  and  wasgtofcf  thy  fall 

1  Mac.^.^.made  Jacob  glad  with  his  a&s 

10.26.we  have  heard  bereof,and  ate  glad 
1  i.44.the  king  was  very  gladof  their  coming 
1 2.1 2.we  are  right  glad  of  your  honour 
1 4.2 1.  wherefore  we  were  glad  of  their  com. 
tiBlatrlp. 

2  Ate.2.27.undertake  gladly  this  great  pains 

4.12. he  built  gladly  a  place  ofcxercife  under 
©latinefle. 

1  Efd.s,  63.  muGck  and  gladneffe  feven  dayes 

2  £/i.  i.37.whofe  little  ones  rejoyce  in  gladneffe 

2.3.1  brought  you  up  withgladneffe 
ij.and  bring  them  uv>  with  gladneffe 
Jud.  1  o.  3  .put  on  her  garments  of gladneffe 
Efiher  10. 13.  and  withgAzifec//e  before  God 
Eccl. 1. 1  i.andg\adncffe,8c  a  crown  of  rejoycing 
i2.glveth  joy  and  gladneffe, and  a  long  life 
ly.&he  (hall  find  a-^crown  of  gladneffe 
30.22. the  gladneffe  of  the  heart  is  the  life 
3 1. 28. wine— bringeth  gMtfe/^  of  the  heart 
3  {^.dedicate  thy  tithes  withgladneffe 
Bar. 4.2  3.  with  joy  and  gladneffe  for  ever 

1  Mac. 4.1  ^.offered  burnt-offerings  with  g/<ji#. 

5  8.thus  was  there  very  great  gladneffe 

1  59.  with  mirth  and  gladneffe 

I       ? .^.went  up  to  mount  Sion  with — gladneffe 
7-48.kept  that  day  a  day  of  great  gladneffe 
io.66.returned  to  Jcruf.with  peace  and  glad. 
13.S2.thatd.1y  (hould  be  kept— with gladn. 

2  ATi2c3.30.was  filled  with  joy  and  gladneffe 
10.6.  kept  eight  dayes  with  gladneffe 

(©Me. 
Eccl.  1 2.1 1.  if  thou  hadft  wiped  a  look'mgglaffe 

<£»Ittoeth. 
Eccl.n.7.  as  one  that  gleivetb  a  potfheard  toge. 

(©ItftcrcO. 
zEfd  .10.2  j.and  her  countenance  glijlered 


GLO 


G  L  O 


GL 


GOD 


1  Mac.6,i9.thz.  mountains  glittered  therewith 
©Uttering. 

1  Efd.8.  J7>even  or  fine  braffe  glitter,  like  gold 
E fiber  1  j.6.all  glittering  with  gola  &  precious 

2  Mac.  j. 3  .glittering  of  golden  ornaments 
©loir). 

1  E  [d.  1.$  3. his  glory,  and  his  underftanding  in 
4.i7.thefebringg/fl/}'unto  men 

59.thine  is  the  glory,  and  I  art)  thy  fervant 
5.6 1.  his  mercy  and  gfey  is  for  ever 
<?.8.by  con&ffing  give  g/tf;-y  unto  the  Lord 

2  Efd.3>z  1.  whofegtoy  may  not  be  comprehen. 
To&.i  3. 1 4. when  they  have  feen  all  thy  glory 
Jud-t).'].  they  glory  in  the  ftrength  of  their  foot. 

10.8.  accompliih  thine  enterprifes  to  the  glory 
1  f  .9.  thou  art  the  glory  of  Ifrael 
Efiher  1 3. 1 2.not  for  any  defire  of  glory 

I4>that  I  mightnotpreferre  theglo.of  man 
above  the gloty  of  God 
I4.9.and  quench  the  glory  of  thine  houfe 

I  j.I  hate  the  glory  of  the  unrighteous 
Wtfd.6. 2.  and  g/wy  in  the  multitude  of  nations 

7. 2f.  flowing  from  theg/ory  of  the  Almighty 
9.10. and  from  the  throne  of  thy  glory 
10.i4.and  gave  him  perpetual!  glory 
14.14.by  the  vain  glory  of  men  they  entred 
1  f.9.counteth  it  his  glory  to  make  counterfeit 
1 8. 24. was  the  glory  of  the  fathers  graven 
Ecc.  3.1  o. glory  not  in  the  diflionour  of  thy  father 
fathers  difnon.is  noglory  unto  thee 

I I  .for  the  glory  of  a  man  is  from  the   . 
4.21  .there  is  a  flume  which  isglory 
6.29. and  her  chaines  a  robe  of  glory 
0.1  i.envk  notthe  glory  of  3.  (inner 
io.22.theirgi)>7  is  the  fear  of  the  Lord 
it.  1 6.  wax  old  with  them  that  glory  therein 
14.27.in  hex  glory  (hall  he  dwell 
17. 9. he  gave  them  to  glory  in  his  marvellous 

1 3.their  eyes  faw  the  majefty  of  his  glory 
20. 1 1 .  there  is  an  abafement  becaufe  of  glory 
23.28.  it  isglory  to  follow  the  Lord 
24.1  fhall  glory  in  the  midft  of  her  people 
xf.6.  the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  their  glory 
31.10.  and  found  perfect  ?  Then  let  him  glo. 
36.i4.and  thy  people  with  thy  glory 
17.26.2  wife  man  fhall  inherit  glory  among 
39.8.fhall  glory  in  the  law  of  the  covenant 
40. 3.  from  him  that  fit.  on  the  throne  of  glo. 

27.covereth  him  above  all  glory 
42.16.  thework  thereof  is  full  of  the  glory  of 
1 7. might  beeftablilhed  for  his  g&ty 
2$.(hallbe  filled  which  behold  his  g/fliy 
4 1.9. the  glory  of  the  ftars,an  ornament 
44. 2. the  Lord  hath  wrought  great  glory 
7.and  were  the  glory  of  their  times 
1 3.  their  glory  (hall  not  be  blotted  out 
i9.in  glory  was  there  none  like  unto  him 
4  5. 3.  and  (hewed  him  part  of  his  glory 

7.  clothed  him  with  a  rcbe  of  glory 

8.  he  put  upon  him  tKtk&glory 
23.  the  third  inglory  is  Phineas 
26. that  their  glory  may  endure  forever 

46. 2. how  great  glory  gat  he  when  he  did 
47.6-that  he  gave  him  a  crown  of  glory 
8. holy  One  moft  high  with  words  oiglory 

1 1 .  and  a  throne  of  glory  in  Ifrael 
48.4-who  may  glory  like  unto  thee 
49.4.and  their  glory  to  a  ftrange  nation 

1 2.  which  was  prepared  for  everlaftingg/. 
50. 1 1. clothed  with  the  perfection  of  glory 

1  3  .all  the  fons  of  Aaron  in  their  glory 
5 1. 17.I  afcribe  the  glory  unto  him  that  giveth 
B«'.4.24.(Tiall  come  upon  you  with  great  glory 
3  7. rejoycing  in  the  glory  of  God 
5. 1  .the  glory  that  cometh  from  God  for  ever 
2.fet  a  diadem  on  thine  head  of  theglory 
4.and  the  glory  of  Gods  worfhip 
6.bringeth  them  unto  thee  exalted  with  g. 
7goe  fafely  in  the  gloty  of  God 
9.1eadlfra.with  joy  in  the  light  of  hisglory 
Dan.  3. 1 9. and  give  glory  to  thy  Name 

3o.in  the  temple  of  thine  holy  glory 
Pray  of  Man.  majefty  of  thy  glory  cannot 


1 2. our  beauty  and  our  glery  is  laid  wafte 
62.his g/orj'fball  be  dung  and  worms 
64.  by  it  (hall  you  obtain  glory 
1 0.5  8. celebrated  the  marriage  with  great  glo. 
I4>a  1.  certified  us  of  your  glory  and  honour 
1  y.3  2.when  he  faw  the  glory  of  Simon 

Verfe  3  6. 
i  Mac.z.K.the  glory  of  the  Lord  fhall  appeare 
j. 16. and  gte^and  honour  of  the  place 
20.it  was  fet  up  with  all  glory 
<S5Iozfetf). 
ECfA38.25r.and  that  glorieth  in  the  goad 


1  Efd.S.i  ^.to  glorifie  his  houfe  that  is  in  Jeruf. 
i-f'ifd.  1 8. 8. by  the  fame  thou  didfk  glorifie  us 

ip.22.magnifie  thy  people,  and  glorifie  them 
Eccl.  10.2S.gbri fie  thy  felf  in  meeknefle 
26.6.  glorifie  tby  hand  2nd  thy  right  arm 
43.30.when  you  glorifie  the  Lord,  exalt  him 
tSlOitfi'cD. 

2  Efd.S.40  worthy  to  be  much  glorified  among 
Dan.2 .27 .Diiifedig/orificd^md  bkfftd  God  in 

30.praifed  and  glorified  above  all  for  ever 
tffiJlr#fcu0. 

1  Efd.  1 .  j6.as  for  her  glorious  things,  they  never 

2  Efd.2.  $ 9.received  glorious  garments  of  the  L. 
Tub.  3 . 1 1 .  thine  holy  and  glorious  Name  be 

8.  J.blefled  by  thy  holy  and  glorious  Name 

i4.f.with  ^glorious  building.astbe  prophets 
jW.9. 8.where  thy  glorious  Namereftetb,  and 

16.13.0  Lord,thou  art  great  and  glorious. 
E fiber  1 1. 1 1  .and  devoured  the  glorious 

14.2.2nd  laid  away  herg/<ra#.rapparell 

1  f .  1. and  put  on  her  glorious  apparell 
16.4.  but  alfo  lifted  up  with  the  glori.  words 

ivifd.i-1%.  glorious  is  the  hmt  of  good  labours 
$.16.  they  receive  3. glorious  kingdome,  and  a 
6.1  i.wifdoaae  is g/wifl«J,and  never fadeth 

Eccl.  1 7  •  1  3  -their  ears  heard  his  glorious  voice 

2  7 .8  pot  her  on  as  3  glorious  long  robe 
43.1  .beauty  of  heaven,with  his  glorious  fhew 

1 2.with  &  glorious  cirde,and  the  hands 
4  j. 2. made  him  like  the  g/om>«s  faints 

3.  hetnadehimg/ori.  in  the  fight  of  kings 

49.8.  was  Ezechielywho  faw  the  glori.  vifion 

Dan  3  .2  i.and  glorious  over  the  w  hole  world 

Vray.  of  Man.  by  thy  terrible  and  glorious  Name 

1  2lW.2.9.faer  glorious  veflels are  carried  away 
i4.9.put  on  glorious  and  warlike  apparell 

2  Mac.  4.24.  for  the  glorious  appearance  of  his 
8.3  f.puttingoffhisg/fl(io«j  apparell 
1  j.i  3«and  exceedingg/o*-w«.t,who  Was  of  a 

34.  the  glorious  Lord,faying,Blcfied  be  he 

duiojfotiap. 

Tob.  14.  f  .and  build  up  Jerusalem  glorioufiy 
Efiher  1  % .  2  .and  beingglorioufly  adorned 
z  Mac  6.i9.rather  die glorioufly,  then  to  live 

(Blowing. 
Eccl.9. 1 6.  let  thy  glorying  be  in  the  fear  of 

vfimafl). 
Hcrf.30.10.  left  thougnajh  thy  teeth  in  the  end 

Bar.6.20.  their  hearts  are  gnavo.  upon  by  things 

t©oarj. 
£«/.38.2y.that  glorieth  in  the  ga#f,that  driveth 

©oats. 
/«i.2.i7.fheep,  and  oxen,  and  goats  without 

<S?0TJ,    <©0Q. 
r.  E/<i.4.62.praifed  the  Godof  their  fathers 
y. %  3. they  that  had  made  any  vow  to  God 
6. 3 1. may  be  made  to  the  moft  high  God 
8.i6.doe  according  to  the  will  of  thy  God 
i7.thou  (half  fet  before  thy  Godxw  Jerufal, 
19-readerof  thelaw  ofthemoft  high  G. 
z  3 .according  to  the  wifdome  of  God 
24. (hall  tranfgreffe  the  law  of  thy  God 
9.46.Lord  God  moft  high,  the  God  of  hofts 
2£/y.i.29<andI  fhould  be  your  God 

6.42.fomebeing  planted  of  God,znd  tilled 
7.19-there  is  no  judge  above  God 
8. 5 8. in  their  heart jthat  there  is  no  God 
16.67. fo  (hall  Goilead  you  forth 
7  5  .neither  doubt,  for  God  is  your  guid 


thine  is  the  glory  forever  \Tob.  i.i2.Ircmembred  Gffrfwitb  all  my  heart 
1  Mac.  1. 40. as  had  been  her  glory  $0  was  her  3 . 1 6. before  the  majefty  of  the  great  God 

2.8.temple  is  become  as  a  man  without  glory  |      4.7.and  the  face  of  God  dull  not  be  turned 

14'fofr 


Apoc. 


GOD       GOD 


GOD        GO 


i4.for  if  thou  ferve  G»d,he  will  alfo  repay 
21.  if  thou  fear  God  :  and  depart  from  all 
%.  16.  and  God  fend  you  a  good  journey 

God  which  dwelleth  in  heav.profper 
the  angell  of  God  keep  you  company 
6.i7.and  pray  to  God,which  is  mereifull 
7.1  i.Gfldgive  you  good  fucceffe  in  all  things 
8.J.bIeffedart  thou,0  God  of  our  fathers 
1 5. then  Raguel  praifed  God,znd  faid 

O  Goijthou  art  worthy  to  be  praifed 
1  o.  1  r  .the  God  of  heaven  give  you  a  profper. 
1 1. 1 4. and  faid,Blefled  art  thou,0  God 
itf.rejoycing  and  praiting  Goi 
17.  becaufe  Godhzd  mercy  on  him 

God  be  bleffed  w  hich  hath  brought 
i2.6.bleffeGffrf,praifehim>andmagnifiehirn 
to  mew  forth  the  workes  of  God 
7.  honourable  torevealethe  works  of  God 
Vcrfe  1 1 . 
14.no  w  God  hath  fent  me  to  heal  thee 
17.  go  well  with  you,praife  God  therefore 
1 8>but  by  the  will  of  our  God  I  came 
20.now  therefore  give  God  thanks 
1 3 .4. he  is  the  God  of  our  Father  for  ever 
1  {.let  my  foul  blcffe  God  the  great  King 
i8.ble(Tedbe  Gffrfwhich  hath  extolled  it 
14.J.  again  God  will  hive  mercy  on  them 

the  houfeofGffdfhallbebuikinit 
7«and  his  people  (hall  confeffe  God 
?ud.$. 8. fhould  call  upon  him  as  God 

4.1  3  fo  Gffdheard  their  prayers.and  looked 
j.8.and  woi  (hipped  the  God  of  heaven 

the  God  whom  they  knew  ;  fotheycaft 
1 2. then  they  cryed  to  their  God,znd  he 
i$.God  dried  the  red  fei  before  them 
1 7.whileft  they  finned  not  before  their  G. 
becaufe  the  God  thit  hateth  iniquity 
icj.now  are  they  returned  to  their  God 
20. and  they  finagainft  their  God,\et  u$ 
2 1. their  God  be  for  them,  and  we  become 
6*.2.who  is  Godbut  Nabuchodonofor 
3 .  their  God  (hall  not  deliver  them 
18.  peoplefell  down  and  worfhipped  God 
and  cryed  unto  Ga^faying 
19.O  Lord  God  of  heaven,  behold  their 
21.  they  called  on  the  Gaaf  of  Ifrael  all 
7.24.Gorfbe  judge  between  us  and  you 
2  f  .Godhnh  fold  us  into  their  hands 
8. 8. for  (he  feared  God  greatly 
!2.whoareyou  that  have  tempted  Gtfithis 
and  ftand  in  flead  of  God  amongfk 
i4.then  how  can  you  fearch  out  God 
i6.do  not  bind  the  counfels  of — God 

for  God  is  not  as  man,  that  he  will 
20. but  we  know  none  other  God 
9.4.O  God,0  myG»i,heare  me  alfo  a  widow 
1 1. for  thou  art  a  Godot  the  afflicted 
1 2.I  pray  thee,I  pray  thee,  O  Godof  my 

and  God  of  the  inheritance  of  Ifrael 
14.  acknowledge  that  thou  art  Gorfofall 
io.i.had  ceafed  to  cry  to  the  Goiof  Iftael 

8. the  Goethe  God  of  our  fathers  give  thee 
II.  to.except  they  fin  againft  their  God 
1 2.confume  all  thofe  things  that  God 
13.befc.re  the  face  of  our  Goethe  which 
i6.and  God  hath  fent  me  to  work  things 
17.  ferveth  the  God  of  heaven  day  &  night 
"     I  will  pray  unto  G<K?,and  he  will  tell 
2$.thy  Goifhall  be  my  God,and  thou  (halt 
i3.n.Gȣ/,evenourGeiis  with  us,to  (hew 
1 4.  praife  Gfl^praife  God  (  I  fay)  for  he 
I9.remember  the  power  of  Goaf  for  ever 
14.10.  feen  all  that  the  Godof Ifra.haddone 
he  beleeved  in  Gorfgreatly,and 
l6\2.Judethfaith,Begin  unto  my  Goal  with 
3 .  for  God  breaketh  the  battels 
Eftlxr  to.4.Gff«lhsth  donethefe  things 

9.  which  cryed  to  God, ^nd  we  were  faved 

Godhnh  wrought  (ignes,  and  great 
io.made  two  lots,  one  for  the  peop.  of  G. 
1 1. day  of  judgement  before  God  amongft 
1  2.  fo  God rem<mbrcd  hit  people 
1  i.io.then  they  cryed  unto  God,  and  upon 
1 2. and  what  Goaf  had  determined  to  doe 
1 3. 1 4-glory  of  man  above  the  glory  of  God 
neit.will  I  worfh.any  but  tbee,0  God 


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1  J. 2.  after  (he  had  called  upon  God 
8.then  God  changed  the  fpiiit  of  the  king 
13.I  favv  thee,tny  lord,as  an  angel  of  God 

lCM.they  think  to  efcape  the  jufticeof  God 
1 6.  they  be  children  of  the  moftHigh-God 
iS.God,  whorulethall  things,fpeedily 
Vfifd.  1 . 6.  for  God  is  witneffe  of  his  reins 

1 3  .for  God  made  not  death  :  neither  hath 

a.  1 3 .  ptofeffeth  to  have  the  know  ledge  of  G. 
KJ.maketh  his  boaft  that  God  is  his  Father 
1 8. for  if  the  juft  manbe  the  ion  of  God 
23.  God  created  man  tobeimmortall 

3.1  .fouls  of  the  rigbte.are  in  the  hand  of  God 
j. for  God  provoked  them,and  found  them 
14.1'magined  wicked  things  againft  God 

4-i.becaufe  it  is  known  with  Go? and  with 
io.he  pleafed  Go^and  wasbeloved  of  him 
I7.undetftand  what  God  in  his  counfell 

18.  Gad  (hall  laugh  them  to  fcorn 
6.4.nor  walked  after  the  counfell  of  God 

19.  incorruption  maketh  us  ncer  unto  G. 
7»i4.become  the  friends  of  Go«/,being 

1  f  .God  hath  granted  me  to  fpcafc  as  I 

2  j .(lie  is  the  brightnes-of  the  power  of  G . 
26.un[potted  mirrour  cf the  power  of  G. 
27. (he  maketh  them  friends  of  God 
28.Gfldloveth  none  but  him  that  dwelleth 

8.3.in  that  flic  is  convetfant  with  God 
4.  (he  is  privy  to  the  myfteries— of  God 
2 1. obtain  her,except  God  give  her  me 
9.1.O  Gorfofmyfathers,and  Lord  of  mercy 

1 3. that  can  know  the  counfell  of  God 
io.j.prefervedhim  blameli  fie  unto  God 
10. (hewed  him  thekingdome  of  God 
1 2.7.receive  a  worthy  colony  of  Go.childrcn 
i3-neither  is  there  any  Godbut  thou 
26.(hall  fed  a  judgement  worthy  of  God 
1 3. 1. who  are  ignorant  of  God,snd  could 

6. for  they  peradventure  erre  feeking  God 
i4.8.beingcortuptible,it  was  called  of  God 
9. are  both  alike  hateful  I  unto  God 
1 1.  becaufe  in  the  creature  of  God  they  are 
20. took  him  now  fora£fld,which  a  little 
2t. erred  in  the  knowledge  of  God 
30.becaufe  they  thought  not  well  of  God 
1 5  •  1. but  thou,0  God,3tt  gracious  and  true 
8. he  maketh  a  vain  Godof  the  fame  clay 
itf.no  man  can  make  a  godhke  to  bimfelfe 
19.  but  they  went  without  the  praife  of  G. 
16.18.  perfecuted  with  the  judgement  of  G. 
i8.i3.thispeopletobe  thefons  of  God 
Eccl.  i.i8.both  which  arc  the  gifts  of  God 
30.and  fo  God  difcover  thy  fecrets 
3.ic>.angreth  his  mother,is  curfed  of  God 
7.9.fay  nor,G»d  wil  look  upon  the  multitude 
when  Ioffertothcmoft  high  God 
10.5.  in  the  hand  of  God  is  the  prorperity  of 
7.pride  is  hatefull  before  God  and  man 
i2.whenonedeparteth  from  God 
1  j.  1 3. they  that  fear  Gorf,Ioveitnot 
1 8. 1 1  .therefore  is  God  patient  with  them 
19.24.hath  fmall  undetftanding,  &  fear. God 
20. 1  j .  fucb  a  one  is  to  be  hated  of  God 
2i.y.reacbethto  the  ears  of  Gorf,and  his 
23.4.O  Lord,  Father  and  God  of  my  life 
io.he  that  fweareth  nameth  God  continu. 
12.  God  grant  it  be  not  found  in  the 
24.23.  the  covenant  ofthemoft  high  God 
2y.i.beautifull,both before  Go^and  men 

6.the  fear  of  God  is  their  glory 

36.  j.we  have  known  thee,that  there  is  noG. 

but  onely  thou,0  God 

i7.thatthou  art  the  Lord, the  etcrnall  God 

41.8.  forfaken  the  law  of  the  moll  high  God 

19. in  regard  of  the  truth  of  God 
4f .  i.Mofes  beloved  of  God  and  men 

2t>.Gfld  give  you  wifdom  in  your  heart 
46. 1. great  for  the  faying  of  the  elecl:  of  God 
47-i$.God  made  all  quiet  round  about  him 
48.  t6.did  that  which  was  pleafirig  to  God 
49.3  hecftablilhed  the  worftiipof  God 
yo.22.thereforeblefleye  the  Godof  all 
5 1. 1. and  praife  thee,  O  God  my  Saviour 
£<ft'.3.3?.thisisourGw/,and  there  is  no  other 
4.7.facrificing  unto  devils,and  not  to  God 
8.have  forgotten  the  everlafting  God 

1 


GOD        GOD       Apoc, 

37.  rejoycing  in  the  glory  of  God 
y.i.glory  that  cometh  from  God  for  ever 

2.  righteoufneffe  which  Cometh  from  God 

3.  for  God  will  (hew  thy  brightnefle 
4.and  the  glory  of  Gods  worfhip 
5.  rejoycing  in  the  remembrance  of  God 
6.God  bringeth  them  unto  thee  exalted 

7.  God  hath  appointed  that  every  high  hill 

8.  by  thecommandement  of  God 

9.  for  God  (hall  lead  Ifrael  with  joy 
6.  j  i.that  there  is  no  work  of  God  in  them 

Dati.;.i  i.know  that  thou  art  Lo.the onely  God 
S«/.42.0  everlafting  Gw/thatknoweft  the 

? o.feeing  God  hath  given  thee  the  honour 
5  J.for  even  now  the  angel  of  God 

hath  received  the  fenttnee  of  God 
59-the  angell  of  God  waiterh  with  a  fword 
6o.and  praifed  God,who  faved  them  that 
6 1  .praifed  God  for  their  daughter  Sufanna 
Bel  4,  but  Daniel  worfhipped  his  own  God 
5.  the  living  God,who  hath  creared  the 
37.take  the  dinner  which  God  hath  fent 
38. thou  haft  remembrcd  me,  O  God 
Pfay.ofMan.thit  thou  art  the  Goof  of  the  juft 

thou  art  the  Go^even  the  Godof 
t  Mac.  i.n.God  forbid  that  we  mould  forfake 
3.i8.with  the  God  of  heaven  it  is  all  one 
53-except  titou(0  GmT)  be  our  help 
60. as  the  witl  of  God  is  in  heaven 
4.7  j.andpraifingthe  God  of  heaven 
9.io.Gffrffornid  that  I  ihoukf  do  this  thing 
2  Mac.i.i.Godhe  gracious  unto  you 

27. heathen  know  that  thou  art  God 
2.4. that  the  prophet  being  warned  of  God 
7.untill  the  time  that  God  gather  his  peop. 
i7.we  hope  alfo  that  the  G.  that  delivered 
3.i4.wereaftoni(hcd  at  the  power  of  God 
28.they  acknowledged  the  power  of  God 
29. he  by  the  hand  of  God  was  caft  down 
3  4.dedare  to  all  men  the  migh.  povv.of  G. 
36.works  of  the  great  God,  which  he  had 
38.thereis  anefpeciallpowerofGorf 
4.  i7.to  do  wickedly  againft  the  laws  of  God 
5.i9.Gorfdid  not  chufc  the  people  for  the 
6.  i.not  to  live  after  the  laws  of  God 

2  3. the  holy  law  made,and  given  by  God 
7.14  to  look  fot  hope  from  God  to  be  raifed 

ifi.our  nation  is  fcrfaken  of  God 
1 8.having  finned  againft  our  God 
I9.th3t  takeft  in  hand  to  drive  againft  G. 
zS.God  made  them  of  things  that  were 

3  i. (halt  not  efcape  the  hands  of  God 
36.are  dead  under  Gods  covenant  of 
37.mayeft  confeffe  that  he  alone  is  God 

8.23.this  watch-word,The  helpof  God 

3 6. the  Jewes  had  God  to  fight  for  them 
9.8. (hewing  forth — themanifeftpow.  of  G. 

4  judgement  of  God  now  following  him 
5. the  God  of  Ifrael  fmote  him  with  an 
1  i.of  himfelfe  by  the  fcourge  of  God 

iLitismeettobefubject  unto  God 

think  of  himfelfas  if  he  were  God 
1 7. and  declare  the  power  of  God 
1 8.juft  judgement  of  God  was  come  upon 
20.I  give  very  great  thanks  unto  God 
io.i6.befough't  God  that  he  would  be  their 

2{.rurnedtbemfelvcstopray  unto  God 
1 1 .4.  confideting  the  power  of  God 
9.  then  they  praifed  the  mereifull  God 
1 3.  becaufe  the  Almighty  God  helped  them  I 
1 2.6.  calling  upon  Goethe  righteous  fudge 
1 1. but  Judas  fide,by  thehelp  of  God,got 
i6\took  the  city  by  the  will  of  God 
1 3 . 1  y.were  about  him,Viftory  is  of  God 
1  j.  1 4.Jeremias  the  prophet  of  God 
27.praying  unto  Gffrfwith  their  hearts 

thtough  the  appearance  of  God  they 
<tt5oDlp. 
fud  8, 3 1.  becaufe  thou  art  a  godly  woman 
Eccl.6.^.  willing  to  hear  a  very  godly  difcourfe 
j'i.  i7.gift  of  die  Lo.  remameth  with  ihegod. 
2  2.bleff.of  the  L.is  in  the  reward  of  theg. 
1 2.  i.do  good  to  the god!y  man,md  thou 

4.give  to  thegodly  man,and  help  not  a  fin. 
1 3, 1 7.  fo  the  (inner  with  the  godly 
i(5.i3.  {^e  Patience  of  the  godly  fhall  not  be 

23.12.fuch 


iApoc.      GOD      G  O  E 


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2  3.  it.  fucb  things  (hall  be  far  from  the  godly 

26. 2  3  .a godly  woman  is  given  to  hirn  that 
27.1  i.ihedifcourfe  of  a  gorf/y  man  isalwaies 

3  3.14.(0  thegodly  againft  ihe  (inner 

and  the  (inner  againft  the  godly 
37.12.be  continually  with  a  godly  man 
39. 27.  thefe  things  are  for  good  to  the  godly 

43. 3  3.  to  the  godly  hath  he  given  wifdome 
50.29.whogiveth  wifdom  to  thegodly 

z  Ate.12.45.  laid  up  for  all  thofethac  diegodly 

dJoDieiTe. 
a  Mac.7.1 4.but  thou.O  godtejfe  man>  and  of 
(BoWinelTe. 

1  £/y.i.2  3.with  an  heart  full  of  godlineffe 
mfd.  10.12.know  thatgodli.  is  ftronger  then  all 
Eccl.i.zygodlinejfe  is  an  abomination  to  a  (inn. 

2  Mac.$  .1 •  becaufe  of  the  godlinejje  of  Onias  the 

2  Efd. i.6.znd  have  offered  to  ftrangegorfs 

16.36.  beleeve  not  the  gorfs  of  whom  the  Lo. 
Jitd.i-i.to  deftroy  all  the  gods  of  the  land 
5.7.  noc  follow  the  god*  of  their  fathers 

8.  caft  them  out  from  the  face  of  their  gods 
8.i8.whichworfhipgoffamadewith  hands 
Eflher  i4.7.becaufewe  worfhipped  their  gods 
U'ijd.  1 2 .27.  whom  they  thought  to  be  gods 
i$.z,be  the  gods  which governe  the  land 
3  .being  delighted,took  them  to  be  gods 
to.who  called  them  gods  which  are  the 
1 5 . 1 5  .the  idols  of  the  hi  athen  to  be  gods 
Bar.6.4.(hall  ye  fee  in  Babylon  gods  of  filver 
9. make  crowns  for  the  heads  of  their  gods 
10.  convey  from  their  gods  gold  and  (ilver 
1  \.goHs  of  fi\ver,zndgods  of  go]d,&.!wood 
1 2.  yet  cannot  thefe  gods  fave  themfelves 
i6.rhey  are  known  not  to  be  gods 
1 7  .even  fo  it  is  with  their  gods 
18. left  their  god<  be  fpoiled  with  robbers 
13. may  know  that  they  are  no  gods 

Vtrfe  29. 
3  o.how  can  they  be  called  gods 
3  2.they  roar  and  cry  before  their  gods 
39.theirgo^Jof  wood,  and  which  are 
40. then  think  and  fay  that  they  are  gods 
44.thought  or  faid  that  they  are  gods 
4^.t  hings  that  are  made  of  them  are  gods 
49. men  perceive,  that  they  be  no  gods 
5 1.  that  they  are  no  gods :  but  the  work 
5  2.not  know  that  they  are  no  gods 
5  j. when  firefalleth  on  the  hcufe  of  gods 
56.  then  be  thought  or  faid  that  they  begfl 
5  7. neither  are  thofeged!j  of  wood 
Bel  i7.thefe  are  the  gods  you  worftrip 

1  u[d.i.\6.  it  was  not  lawfull  for  any  to goe 
z  5  .let  him  goe  up  to  Jerufalem 
4.4.  they  goe  and  break  down  mountains 
8.  io.fliould  goe  with  thee  unto  Jerufalem 
27.men  of  Ifrael  to  goe  up  with  me 
45.  that  they  mould  goe  unco  Daddeus  the 
Tob.x.i  f.thatl  could  not  goe  into  Media 
3.6.  and  goe  into  the  everlafting  place 
4. 1  ? .neither  let  drunkenneffegoe  with  thee 
5. 16  goe  thou  with  this  man,and  God  which 
io.7.1et  megoe,  for  my  father  and  mother 
8.declare  unto  him  how  thingsgoe  with 
9.  but  let  me  goe  to  my  father 
12.17.for  it  (hallow  well  with  you 
14.4  go  coMedia,my  fon,forl  furely  beleeve 
9.  thac  it  may  goe  well  wirh  thee 
Jitd.%.  3  f  goe  in  peace,and  the  Lord  God  be 
1  o.p.that  I  may  goe  forth  to  accomplish  the 

1 3 .whereby  he  (hall  goe  and  win  ail  the 
1 1 . 1 7.  thy  fervant  will  goe  out  by  nighc  into 
1 8.  then  thou  (hah  goe  forth  with  all  thine 
1 1.6. thine  hand-maid  maygae  forth  untopr. 
n. goe  now, &  perfwade  this  Hebrew  wo. 
ii.if  we  (hall  let  fuch  awomangoe 
1 3 . 1 2.thcy  made  hafte  to  goe  down 
14.2  go  forth  every  valiant  man  out  of  the 
Eflher  i3.7.with  violence  goe  into  the  grave 
wif.  r.  1 1  .word  fo  fecret  that  (hall  go  for  nought 
2. 9. let  none  of  us  goe  without  his  part 
6.2  3.n  ither  will  I  goe  with  confurning  envie 
1  j.  1  ?  .for  their  feet  ,they  are  flow  togas 
[Eccl.i.i  3.  k<hall  goe  well  with  him  at  thelaft 


a.7.and  goe  not  afide,left  ye  fall 

i'i7-goe  on  with  thy  bufineffe  withmeeknes 

y.4.he  will  in  no  wife  let  thee  go? 

9.goe  not  into  every  way  .'  for  fo  doth 
6.27.thou  haft  got  hold  of  her,let  her  not  goe 
8.i4.goenot  to  law  withajudge,forthey 

16 .goe  not  with  him  into  a  folitary  place 
9. 1 2. remember  they  dull  notfo  unpuniflied 
1 2. 1 1  .goe  crouching,yec  take  good  heed 
i4.2  2.goeafter  herasonetbattraceth 
18.30.goe  not  after  thy  lufts,but  refrain  thy 
22.1 3.  goe  not  to  him  that  hath  no  underfta. 
2  $ .  z6.  if  (he  goe  not  as  thou  wouldeft  have  • 
27.19.as  one  that  letteth  a  bird  goe  out  of 
29. 24.W  goe  from  houfetohoufe 
31.1  i.arife,goe  forth, vomir,and  thou  (halt 
3  2.  io.before  a  ihamefaft  man  fhal  go  favour 

20.goe  not  in  a  way  wherein  thou  mayeft 
3  3 .2  j.but  if  thou  let  him  goe  idle,he  (hall 

3  i.which  way  wilt  thou  goe  tofetk 
38.12.  let  him  not  goe  from  thee 

3  2.where  they  will,nor  goe  up  and  down 
40. 1. from  the  day  they  goe  out  of  their  moth. 
43.30.  you  can  never  goe  far  enough 
Bar. 3. 1 1.  with  them  that  goe  down  into  the 
4. 19  gof  your  way,0  my  child,  goe  your  way 
j.7.1frael  may  goe  fafely  in  the  glory  of  God 
6.9.8  virgin  that  loves  togoe  gay 

5  8.  they  that  are  ftrong  do  take  &  go  away 
Eel  1  i.Bels  priefts  faid,Loe,vve  goe  out 
34.g/»f,carry  the  dinner  that  thou  haft 

1  Mac.i.i  1  .lee  us  goe  and  make  a  covenant 
2.22.  the  kings  words  togoe  from  our  religi. 
3.1 3-to  goe  out  with  him  to  war 

14. for  I  will  goe  fight  with  Judas 
5r.57.goe  fight  againft  the  heathen  that  are 
9.8.and  goe  up  againft  our  enemies 
I3.i6.andwe  will  let  himgoe 

i9.neither  would  he  let  Jonatbangoe 
1  j.  14. neither  fuffered  he  any  togoe  out  or  in 
Verfe  2?. 

2  M<Je.i.30.andgoe  over  things  at  large 
% .  1  j.  but  prcfumed  to  goe  into  the  moft  holy 
6.7.Jews  were  compelled  to  go  in  proceflion 
1 1. 26.goe  cheerfully  about  their  own  affaires 
1 2.24.10  let  him  goe  with  his  life 

2  j.  let  himgoe  for  the  faving  of  then bret. 
1  j.2.the  Jews  that  were  compelled  togoe 
dSoett. 

Judg.10.  10.  and  w hither goefi  thou 
£^.9.13. that  thou  goe  ft  in  the  midft  offnares 

(Boetb. 
1  Efd.^.z^.goethh\%  way  to  rob,and  to  fleal 
24>and  goeth  in  the  darkneffe 
6.10.  the  work  goerf>  on  profperoufly 
Wifd.6.1 6.  for  (he  goeth  about  feeking  fuch 
7.io.lightthatcometh  from  her,  never  goeth 
1 2.becaufe  wifdomegoef/?  before  them 
24.  (he  paffeth  andgoefb  thorow  all  things 
Ecd.i.i  z.the  (inner  that  goeth  two  wayes 
10. 21. fear  of  the  Lord  goeth  before  the 
12.14-foone  thatgoeffcto  a  (inner 
1 2.24.fmoakofafurnacegoe^beforethe  fire 
3  2.io.before  the  thunder  goejfe  lightning 
Bar.  2.  i8.whichgoerfcftooping  and  feeble 
3.33.  fendcth  forth  light5and  it  goeth 
(Ejofttg, 
To6.2t4.untill  the  going  down  of  the  fun 

7.  after  the  going  down  of  the  fun  I  went 
^.17.1'ngoJKginar-dout  before  us 
fttd.1.4.  for  the  going  forth  of  his  mighty  srmies 
wifd.  5.3 -their  going  from  us  to  utter  deftru&ion 
7.6\entrar.ce  unto  life,«c  the  like  go.out  of  it 
2  3 .going  thorow  all  understanding,  pure 
SuftOi,  8 ..two  elders  faw  hergfljtfg  in  every  day 
Bel  $  3 .  .^nd  was  going  into  the  field 

1  Mac. 3. 16.  tothegoing  up  of  Bethoron 
24-to  thegomg  down  of  Bethoron 

2  Af^e.2.22.upheld  thelaws  which  werego  >dc 
g.z+.goingin  hafte  to  lay  it 
1  i.36.we  are  now  going  to  Antioch 

dBolo. 
1  Efdr.  1 .36.and  one  talent  of  gold 


1.6. xo  be  clothed  in  purple3to  drink  in  gold 
and  to  fleep  upon  gold 
and  a  chariot  with  bridles  of  gold 
z  Efd.S.z.but  little  duft  thatgoWcometh  of 

11J.73.they  (hall  be  tryed,as gold  in  the  fire 
Tob.  1 2.8.better  to  give  alms,then  to  lay  up  gold 

1 3.  i6.and  battlements  with  pure  gold 
Jud.  2. 1 8  .very  much  gold  and  (ilver  out  of  the 
5.9-were  encreafed  with  gold  and  (ilver 
8.7.Manaffes  had  left  her  go/eland  filvec 
16.21.  woven  with  purple  and  gold 
Eftheri-i.S.zu  glittering  with  gold  and  precious 
Wij.i.6.zsgoldia  the  furnace  hath  he  tried  them 
7.9.all  gold  in  refpeft  of  her  is  as  a  little  fand 
1 3.io.go/rfand  (ilver,to  (hew  art  in 
Eccl.z.s.goldis  tried  in  the  fire 

7.1 8.faithfull  brother  for  thegold  of  Ophic 

19.  for  her  grace  is  above  gold 
8.2.for  gold  hath  deftroyed  many 
21.2  i.a  wife  man  as  an  ornament  of  gold. 
28.24.and  bind  up  thy  filver  and  gold 
29.1 1. bring  thee  more  profit  then  gold 
30. 1  j.good  ftate  of  body  are  above  all  gold 
3 1 . % . he  that  loveth  gold  (hall  not  be  juftified 
6  gold  hath  been  the  ruine  of  many 
8.and  hath  not  gone  after  gold 

3  2.  $.as  a  (ignct  of  carbuncle  fet  in  gold 
6.  fign.of  an  emaraud  fet  in  a  work  of gold 

40. 2f .  gold  &  (ilver  make  the  foot  ftand  fure 
41.1 2. a  thoufand  gteat  treafures  of  gold 

4  j.i  1.  fet  in  gold, the  work  of  the  jewellers 
1 2. he  fet  a  crown  of  gold  upon  the  mitre 

47. 1 8. thou  didftgathergo/rfastin 

5  0.9-and  as  a  veflell  of  beaten  gold 
y  1.28.  and  gettethmuchgo/dbyher 

Bdf.3.i7.theythat  hoorded  up  (ilver  and  gold 
30.and  will  bring  it  with  puregoW 
6«4.fee  in  Babylon  gods  of  filver,  and  of  gold 
9«and  taking go/<?,as  it  were  for  a  virgin 
3  o.  before  the  gods  of  f\het,gold,  &  wood 
1  Mac.  1. 22.the  cenfers  ofgoZrf,and  the  vail 
2  3.hetookalfo  the  filver>and  the  gold 
2.18.  (hall  be  honoured  with  filver  and  gold 
3.4 1. took  filver  and  gold  very  much 
4. 2  3. they  got  much  gold  and  filver 

57.they  deckt — the  tem.with  crowns  ofg, 
6,  i.rcnowned  for  riches, filver  and  gold 
2.  wherein  were  coverings  of  gold 
i2.thatItook  all  the  veflels  of  gold 
39  when  the  fun  (hone  on  the  vefielsofg, 
8.3.ofthe  minesofthe  filver  and  gold 
jo.6o.gavethem  &their  friends  filver  8c gold 

89-and  fent  him  a  buckle  of  gold 
14.24.  to  Rome  with  a  great  (hield  of  gold 
43.clothed  in  purple,and  vieargold 
44-cloth.  in  purple,or  wear  a  buckle  of  go. 
1 5.  iS.they  brought  a  fnield  of  gold 
26. (ilver  alfo  andgo/rf,and  much  armour 
3  2.and  the  cup-board  of  gold   * 
1 6. 1 1  .he  had  abundance  of  filver  and  gold 
1 9. give  them,filver,and  go  ld,md  rewards 
i  Mac.  2. 2.  they  fee  the  images  of  (ilverjandgj/d 
3.25.hidcompleatharnefle  of  gold 
4. 3  2. Hole  certain  veffels  of  gold  out  of  the 
5.2.running  in  the  air,in  cloath  of  gold 
10.29.w1th  bridles  of gold,  and  two  of  them 
1  i.8.(haking  his  armour  of gold 
1  j.  1  j.gave  to  Judas  a  fword  of  gold 
(BolDctt. 
t  Efd.8.  £7.  and  twenty go&kaveffels 
Efther  1  j .  1 1  .he  held  up  his  golden  fcepter 
£ce/.6.3o.there  is  zgolden  ornament  upon  her 
26. 18.  as  the  golden  pillars  are  upon  the  fock. 
4  f. 9.  with  many  goldenbels  round  about 

1  Mac-i.z  i.andtook  away  the  golden  altar 
22.  and  the  golden  ornaments  that  were 

11. i  8.upon  this  he  fent  him  golden  veffels 

and  to  wear  a  gotten  buckle 
1 3.37.theg»Wc«  crown,and  the  fcarlet  robe 

2  Mac.  j- 3 -and  glittering  of  golden  ornaments 

$olt)=fmttr;0. 
U'ifd.  1  c.9.but  ftriveth  to  excell  gold-fmithi 
Bar.6, 45-made  of  carpenters  and  gold-fmitht 


2.6.his  neighbours,  with  gold  and  with  filver 

1 3.vials  of  ?oW3thirty,*8t  of  filver  two  hu.    £ee/.47.4.beat  down  the  boafting  of.Go/w& 

1  <Sosnoj>*al|J 


Apoc.       G  O  M       GOO 


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(Bomoirab. 
2  £/#.  2.8. what  I  did  unto  Sodom  and  Gomorrab 

<©one. 

2  £/«/.  io.2i.  our  Levices  ate  gone  into  captivity 

14. 1 1.  the  ten  parts  of  it  are  gone  already 
Jud.  io.io.till  fhe  wasgosedown  the  mountain 
f#i/".4.2.when  it  is£0»f,tbey  defire  it 
5. 10.  which  when  it  is  gone  by,  the  trace 
16.14.and  the  fpirit  when  it  is  gone  forth 
19.  j  .whom  they  had  intreated  to  begone 
Eccl.  3  i.8.and  hath  notw  after  gold 
Bar.3. 19. they  are  vani(hed,and  gone  down  to 
30.  who  hath  gone  over  the  fea  and  found 
4 .  t6 .delicate  ones  have  gone  rough  wayes 
Suf.19.nov1  when  the  maids  weregone  forth 
Be/ 14/0  when  they  were  gone  fortb,the  king 

1  Mac.6. 10.  the  fleep  isg0«e  from  mine  eyes 
1 1. 4$. for  allmy  forces  axtgone  from  me 

1 2.  jo.  for  they  were  gone  over  the  river 

2  MdC4.40.a  man  far  gone  in  yeers 
6.24. were  now  gone  to  a  ftrange  religion 
1 2.4. when  they  weregone  forth  into  the  deep 

10.  when  they  wetegone  from  thence 
(£?00t>. 

1  Efd.4.^6.  that  thou  make  good  the  vow 
6.2 1.  therefore  if  it  feemgW  unto  the  king 
8.1 1  .as  it  hath  feemed  good  both  unto  me 

8  f  .and  eat  the  good  things  of  the  land 

2  Efd.1.9.  to  whom  I  have  done  fo  much  good 

2.i4.brok.theevil  in  pieces,  &  created  the g. 

2j.O thou good  nurfe,ftab!ilh  their  feet 
3.22/0  that  thegood  departed  away 
6.  3  3  .be  of  good  comfort,  and  fear  not 
7.6.and  is  full  ofall  good  things 

3  1  .the  good  dez&s  (hall  be  of  force 
16.2  i.vi&uals  fhall  be  Cogood  cheap  on  earth 
Tob.  2. 1. there  was  a  good  dinner  prepared 

4.9.thou  layeft  up  a  good  treafure  for  thy  felf 
1  i.almes  is  a  good  gift  unto  all  that  give  it 
I9.the  Lord  himfelfgivethall  good  things 
j.  1 3.  of  an  hone  ft  and  good  Rock 

my  brother,  thou  art  of  a  good  ftock  1 
2i.thegoMfangel  will  keep  him  company 
7.4-then  faid  he,Is  he  ingood health 
f  .he  is  both  alive,and  ingoodhealth 
1 2.God  give  you  goorf  fuccefle  in  al  things 
18.be  ofgoorfcomrortjfor  my  daughter 
8.6.it  is  not  good  that  man  (hould  be  alone 
10.r2.that  I  may  hear  good  report  of  thee 
1 1. 1 1. be  of  good  hope,  my  father 
1 2.6.it  isgoodto  praife  God  and  exalt  his 
7.it  is  good  to  keep clofe  the fecret  of aKi. 
Verfe  1 1 . 
doe  that  which  is  good, \nd  no  evill 
S.prayer  is  good  with  fafting,and  almes 
1  j.thy  good  deed  was  not  hid  from  me 
1 3 . to.grve  praife  to  the  Lord,  for  he  is  good 
Jud.}.  2.ufe  us  as  fhall  be  good  in  thy  fight 

4.deal  with  them  as  leemethgoodunto  thee 
7.30.brerhten,be  ofgoodcouragejet  us  yet 
8.28.haft  thou  fpoken  with  agood  heart 
29. the  difpofition  of  thine  heart  is  good 

10.19.  it  is  not  good  that  one  man  of  thembc 
11.1 -be  of  good  com  fort  Vcrfe  3. 

1 3.20.  to  vifit  thee  in  good  things 
if.S.good  things  that  God  had  (heweth  to  If. 

10. thou  haft  done  much  good  to  Ifrael 
Efiber  1 3.j.approved  for  his  conftantgood  will 

1 3.  have  been  content  with  good  will 
1  y.9.1  am  thy  brorhcr,be  of  good  iheer 
i6.3.againft  thofe  that  doe  them  good 

4.iewd  perfons  that  were  never  good 
13.  and  continually  procured  our  good 
ivifd.i.  6  .let  us  enjoy  the  good  things  that  are 
3.1  ^.glorious  is  the  fruit  of good  labour 
5. 8.  what  good  hath  riches  with  our  vanting 
6<2j.',vordj,and  it  mail  doe  you  good 
7.1 1. all  goodrhings  togethcrcame  to  me 
22. loving  thething  thatisgood 

cannot  be  letted,ready  to  do  good 
8.1;.  would  be  a  counfeller  of  good  things 
1 2. they  (hall  give  good  ear  unto  me 
if.  found  good  among  the  multitude 
18. in  talking  with  her  ,a  good  report 
i6.yea,ratherbein?|fl«/,I  came  into 
io.8.knew  not  the  things  which  were  good 


12.19.  made  thy  children  to  be  of  good  hope 
2 1. made  covenants  of  good  promifes 

1 3. 1. out  of  the  good  things  that  are  feen 
io.or  a  ftone  good  for  nothing 

14.26.  difquieting  of  good  men 

forgetfulnefle  of  good  turns 

1 8 .6.might  afterwards  be  of  good  cheer 
^.children  of  good  men  did  facriflce 

be  alike  partakers  of  the  famegood 
Ecd.  1 .29-take  good  heed  what  thou  fpeakeft 

2.9-ye  that  fc3r  the  Lord  hope  for  good 

6. 1 9>and  wait  for  her  good  fruits.for  thou 

7. 1 3  .the  cuftome  thereof  is  not  good 
i8.changenot  a  friend  for  any  good 
2 1  .let  thy  foule  love  agood  fervant 

1 1.1 2.eye  of  the  Lo.lookcd  upon  him  forgo. 

1  f.the  way  of  good  works  are  from  him 
*3.and  what  good  thing  fhall  I  have 
3  1. and  turneth  good  into  evill 

1 2. 1. when  thou  wilt  do  good  know  to  whom 
z.doe  good  to  the  godly  man,  and 
3  .there  can  no  good  come  to  him 
f. twice  as  much  evill  for  all  thegood 
7.give  unto  thegood^nd  help  not  the  fin. 

1 1 .24.  riches  are  good  unto  him  that  hath  no 
2f.whetheritbe  for  goodor  evill 

14.5. to  himfelf,  to  whom  will  hebegood 
j.ifhe  doihgood,be  doth  it  unwillingly 
1 1.  according  to  thy  ability  do  good  to  thy 
1 3  .doc  good  unto  thy  friend  before  thou  die 
i4.defraudnotthyfelfof  thegood 

let  not  the  part  of  ?  good  defire 
20,  man  that  doth  meditate  good  ihings 

2  j. in  a  lodging  where  goodtbings  are 
1  <;.  r.he  that  feareth  the  Lord  will  dee  good 
I7.7.and  fhewed  them goodand evill 

zt.  he  will  keep  the  good  deeds  of  man 
1 8.8. what  is  hisg0od,and  what  is  his  evill 

1  J  .my  fon>  blemifh  not  thy  good  deeds 
3  2. take  not  pleafure  in  much  good  cheer 

20.3.  how  good  is  it  when  thou  art  reproved 
9.there  is  a  finnerthat  hath  good  fuccefle 
i4.gifcofa  fool  (lull  doe  thee  nogood 
if.I  have  no  thank  for  all  my  good  deeds 

26.4.  if  he  have  agoodheart  towards  the  Lo. 
1 6.  fo  is  the  beauty  of"  a  good  wife 
2 1. the  confidence  of  their  good  defcent 

29-  i6.overthrow  thegflod  eftate  of  his  furety 
1 8. undone  many  of  good  eRate 

30.1  y  .health  and  good  ftate  of  body  are  above 
I9,what  goad  doth  the  offering  to  an  idol 
2 f  .a  cheerfu.ll  andgood  heart  will  have 

3  i^.thereportofhisgoodhoufe-keepin" 
27. wine  is  as  good  as  life  to  a  man 

32.13  .replenifhed  thee  with  his  good  things 

2  3. in  every  good  work  tiuft  thine  own  foul 
33. 1 4.good  is  fet  againft  evill 
3  5. 2. he  that  requireth  a  good curn,ofifereth 

8. give  theLord  his  honour  with  a  goodeye 
37.?. fay  unto  thee,Thy  way  isgood 

i8.appeargoodand  evill^life  and  death 
3  8. 1 3. in  their  hand  there  is  good  fuccefle 

2 1. thou  (halt  not  doe  himgood 
39.4. for  be  hath  tried  thegood,and  the  evill 

16.  works  of  the  Lord  are  exceeding  good 

25.for  the  good  are  good  things  created 

2  7  .thefe  things  are  for  good  to  the  godly 

3  3.all  the  works  ofthe  Lord  are  good 
4 1. 1 3. a  good  life  hath  but  a-few  d.iyes 

it?.foritisnotg<wdtoretainallfhamefac. 
42.6. fure  keeping  isgood  where  an  evill  wife 
2  y.one  thing  eftablifheth  the  good  of  ano. 
45.23  .flood  up  with  good  courage  of  heart 
26. that  thcirgoodtbings  be  not  abolifbed 
46. 10. that  it  isgood  co  follow  the  Lord 
f  1. 1  8.1  followed  that  which  was  good 
~~    M.tlnrfore  hive  I  gotten  agned  poflftffion 
Bar. 2. 1  .the  Lord  hath  madegood  his  word 
4.  j  .be  of  good  cheer  my  people 

3o.take  a  good  heart ,0  Jerufalem 
^•34.wherher  it  be  evill— or  good,  they  are 
38. nor  doegood  to  the  fatherkffe 
64. nor  to  doc  good  unto  men 
i  Mac. 4.24.  Lord  in  heiven  :  becaufe  it  isgood 
5  j.who  had  given  themgood  fuccefle: 
8. 1 3. gW  fuccefle  to  the  Romanes 


11. 33-to  doe  good  to  thepecpleof  the  Jews 
becaule  of  their  good  will  towards  us 
14  4.fought  for  the  good  of  his  nation 

9. communing  together  of  good  thinoj 
16.  t4.taking  care  for  thegood  ordering  of 
17-andrecompenfed  evill  for  good 
zMac.i  .3.10  do  his  will  with  good  courage 
4 .  j.but  feeking  the  good  ofall 
?.4.that  apparition  might  turn  to  good 
6.29.changing  the  goodwill  they  bare  him 
7.5  .the  vapour  — was  for  a  good  (pace  difoerf. 

14.it  isgfloijbeingputtodeathbymen 
8.36.  make  goodto  the  Romans  their  tribute 
9.19.10  thegro^Jews  his  citizens 

21.remerr.bred  kindly  your  hon.  &  go  will 

io.2  3.havinggfl^fucceffewirhbisWeaoons 
il.6.would  fend  a  good  angel  to  deliver  Ifra. 
1  f  .being  carefull  of  the  common  good 
1 9.I  endeavour  to  be  a  means  of  your  good 
26.thty  may  be  of  good  comfort 
i8.our  de(ire,we  are  all  in  good  health 
1 2.4  j. it  was  an  holy  andgoad "thought 
1  ?.  1 6.and  departed  with  good  fuccefle 
I4.8.thegoodof  mine  own  countiey-men 
jo.fuch  fowre  behaviour  came  not  of  good 
37-and  a  man  of  very  good  report 
1 5. 1  2.a  vertuous  and  a  good  mao,reverend 
17. words  of  Juda$,wbich  were  very  good 
23.  fend  a  good  angel  before  us  for  a  fear 


1  E/d. 4. 1 8.  or  any  other  goodly  thing 
fud.S.y.ihe  wasalfo  of  a  -gW/vcounrenance 
iMaco.i6.hc  would  garnilh  nitbgoodly  gifts 

1  Mac.S.S.and  of  the  goodlicfl  countries 

©ootmeETe. 

2  Efd.y. 68  if  he  did  net  10  of  hisgeodneffe 
8.  ^t.yea,per(e  A  goodnejfc  and  v^adome 

Ejlher  16. 6. the  innocency  and  goodn.  of  princes 

10. and  far  diftant  f torn  our  goodneffe 
Wifd.-j  .i6.and  the  usage  oihlsgoodnejje 

12.12.  fhould  carefully  think  of  thy  goodaeffe  I 
16.1 1.  continually  mincfull  of  ihy  goodnefe 
Eccl.i6.zo.  truftingin  the  goodtieffe  of  thy  ftoik 
B^/.2.27.dealt  with  us  after  all  thy g0«dw//e 
Pray  of  Man.thou  wilt  (hew  all  thy goo'dnefj'e 
2  Mac.6. 1 3. it  is  a  token  cf  his  great  goodnejje 

I  Efd.6.%  2,and  all  hisgWjfeifed  for  the  king 
lEfd.if.ia.  with  the  fword,and  fpoil  their  go. 
Tob.  i.2o.all  my  goods  were  forcibly  taken  away 

8.2  1-he  fhould  take  the  half  of  his  goods 
10. 1  o.Sara  his  wife,and  half  his  goods 

J11d.16.x4.  fhe  did  diftribute  her  goods 

ff'ifd.  1 3 .7. makes  prayer  for  hisgoods 

Eccl.  5.  i.fct  not  thy  heart  upon  thy  goods 
1 1. 1 9.  will  eat  continually  of  thy  goods 

.     I4.4.thatfh3llfpendhisg00^riotoufly 
f  .nor  take  pleafure  in  his  g00^r 
3  1. 1 1. his  goods  fhall  be  eftablifhed5and 
33.1 9-give  not  thy  goods  to  snother,left  it 
3  4.20.  offering  of  the  goods  ofthe  poor 
4O.i3.tbeg0<«/j  ofthe  unjuft  (hill  be  dried 
4<f.  19.1  have  nottsken  any  mans  goods 

1  Mac.  1 2.2  3.yourcattcll  and  goodsaie  ours 

1  Mtff.3.38.Nicanor,and  Gorgias,  mighty  men 
4.  i.  then  took  Gorgias  five  thoufand  foot-m. 

j. in  the  mean  time  came  Gorgias  by  night 
1 8  .Gorgias  and  his  hoft  are  here 
S.f9.thencame  Gorgias  and  his  men  our  of 

2  Mac.B.o.  and  with  him  he  alfo  joyned  Gorgi. 
Ver.io,  14. 

12. 32. they  went  forthagainft  Gorgiasthe 
3  <;.  fo  that  Gorgias  fled  into  Marfia 
3  6.  when  they  that  were  with  Gorgias  had 
37.  and  rufhing  unawares  upon  Gorg  men 

Eccl.6. 17. thou  haftgof  hold  of  her,let  her  not 
24«6.in  everyT— nation  I  got  a  pofTeflion 

1  iW^.4.23.wfiererheyg0f  muchgoldand  filver 

I I  49.ihejews  hadg0£  the  city  as  they  would 

2  Afijc.4.24.g0itheprie(t-hoodtohimfelfe 
27.Menelausgof  the  principality 

(Kctten. 


|Apoc.       GOT      GOV 


GRA       GRA 


G  R  A       G  R  E       Apoc 


(Batten. 
z  £/H.3«i2.and  hzdgotten  thim  many  children 
fri/y.4.2.bavingg9W»the  victory,  (hiving  for 
£«£.5.8.tbine  heart  upon  goods  unjuftly  go«#z 
26.20.thou  haft  gotten  a  fruitfull  poGTeflion 
z9.6.he  hath  gotten  him  an  enemy  without 
3  4. 1 8.  facrificeth  of  a  thing  wrongfully  gott . 
3  j.  10. as  thou  hziigotten,  give  wich  a  cheeif, 
^z.io.gottcn  with  child  in  her  fathers ioufe 
5 1  .i  1 .  therfore  have  I  gotten  a  good  pofleffi. 
2  7 .  have  gotten  unto  mc  much  reft 
Bar.  1. 1 1  .and  haft  gotten  thy  felf  a  name 

1  Afdc2.10.her  kingdom,  &  gotten  of  her  fpoils 

49.now  hath  pride  and  rebuke  got. ftrength 

2  Af  at.  1 3 . 2 1 .  when  they  had  go««»  him,tbey  put 

<E>ofoer  nance. 
2  £#.  1 1 .3  2.  it  had  the  governance  of  the  world 
1  Ato.9.3  i.took  the  governance  upon  him 

(Sobcvne. 
ff i/S.  1 3  .i.the gods  which governe  the  world 
Supin.  5  .who  feemed  to  governe  the  world 
1  Mac.9.7  3  .and  began  to  governe  the  people 

<2Ecrt>ernet>. 
Wi/3.i4.6.hope  of  the  world  govern.by  thy  hand 

d5otoeraerb. 
1  Efd.i  3-58.becaufe  heguvernetb  the  fame 
ti'ifd.  '4.  j-but  thy  providence — governetb  it 
Eccl.18. }.Y/ho  governetb  thz  world  wita  the        1 

vEcrbemment. 
///«/.  8.  io.that  had  the  government  of all  things 
£«/.  1  0.1  .the  government  of  a  prudent  man 

1  Afac8.16.tuat  they  committed  their  gover.  to 

2  Afac.8.17.  taking  away  ofthegow?z;»t7tf  of 

dSotecnmcntg. 

1  Af ac  10.  jo.nor  of  the  three  governmen.  which 

38.concerning  the  three  governments  that 
11.18  .as  alfo  the  three  governments,  with  the 
3  4. borders  of  Judea,  with  the  three  gover. 
57.  appoint  thee  ruler  ova  the  (our govern. 

2  MJc4.11-  putting  down  the  govemme.  which 

dSottenicmr. 
1  Efd.2.  1 2.to  Sanabaflar  the  governour  of  Judea 

3 .2  i.remembreth  neither  king  nor  governoiii 

6. 3  .Sifinnes  the  governour  of  S»yria 

Ver.7,  27. 
29.  that  is,to  Zorobabel  the  governour 
7.i.then  Sifinnes  the  governour  o{  Ccelofyria 
J ud.  5 ,20.my  lord  and  governour ,if  there  be 
8.9.  words  of  the  people  againft  the  governo. 
1 1.10.O  lord  and govcrnoitr,re)t&  not  his 
EccL  23.1.O  Lord,father,and  governour  of  all 
49. 15.  a  governour  of  his  brethren,a  ft  7  of 

1  Afacio.41.the  governour  and  leader  of 

14.3  f .made  hitn  their  govern.aad  chiefprieft 
4 1. Simon  fhould  be  their  governour 
47. and  captain,  and  governour  of  the  Jews 

2  Ate.3.4.wasmadeg<rc>m20«>"  of  the  temple 

4. 29.  who  was  governour  of  the  Cyprians 
9.19.  Anticchus  king  and  governour 
10.14.when  Gorgias  wasgezwowofthe 

3  2.  where  Chereas  vt as  governor 
ii.z.  Nicanor  the  governour  of  Cypius 

3  2. againft  Gorgias  the  govern,  of  Idtrmea 
13.3.  thought  to  have  been  made  governour 

24.made  him  principall  gov.from  Ptolern. 
14. 12. making  him  governour over  Judea 
dSotoemoatiS. 

1  Efd.x.S.  the  governours  of  the  temple,  gave  to 

49.  the  governours  alfo  of  the  people 

3.2.and  to  all  the  governours  and  captains 

Verfe  14. 
4.47 .3nd  governours ,  that  they  mould  fafely 
7.2.  the  ~]zwsand  governours  of  the  people 

Jud.z.ia,.  and  called  all  the  govern,  and  people 
5*.2.and  all  the  governours  of  the  fea-coaft 
6. 14.  prefented  him  to  the  govern,  of  the  city 
7.8.children  of  Efau,and  all  the  governours  of 
8.1  r. hear  me  now,  O  ye  governours  of  the 

Esther  13.1.  princes  &  governours  that  are  under 
1 6. 1  .unto  the  princes  and  governours  of 

1  Afac.10.37.overfeersandgTO.be  of  themfelves 
1 2.4.10  the  governours  of  every  place 

2  Mac.  5  .22.  he  left  governours  to  vex  the  nation 
1 0.2 1 .  he  called  the  governours  of  the  people 
1 2. 2. the  governours  of  feverall  places 


J5ja.ce.    <S?ace. 

1  Efd.  8 .4.  he  found  grace  in  his  fight 

2  Efd.1.37.1  take  to  witnelTe  thegrace  of  the 
2 . 3  2.wels  run  over,  &  my  grace  (hall  not  fail 
8. 41. if  I  have  found  grace,let  me  fpeak 
1 2. 7. if  I  have  found  grace  before  thy  fight 
i4.22.if  I  have  found  grace  before  thee 

Tob.  1  .  1 3  .the  moft  H  igh  gave  me  grace 
Eflber  1  5.  1 4.  thy  countenance  is  full  of  grace 
tvif.l.g.gra.8cmetcy  is  to  his  Saints    Ch.4.15. 
i4.20.alluredby  the  grace  of  the  work 
16.2  5. and  was  obedient  to  thy  grace 
EccL4.1t.  is  a  fhame  which  is  glory  and  grace 
7. 19.  for  her  grace  is  above  gold 

3  3. a  gift  hathgrace  in  the  fight  of  every 
a  1. 16. but  grace  (hall  be  found  in  the  lips  of 
24.1 6.the  branches  of  honour  and  grace 
26.i3.thegrac?ofa  wife  delighteth  hcrhusb. 
if. a  (hamefaced— woman  is  a  double gr. 
^37. 21. grace  is  not  given  him  from  the  Lord 
Pray.o/ Afas.befeeching  thee  of  gr.  I  have  finned 

<t5jaceflf. 
£«/,20.X3.the  graces  of  fools  (halbe  poured  out 
(Bzuioos. 

1  Efd.% .8o.he  made  us  gracious  before  the  kings 

2  Efd.i.if.  ye  defire  me  to  be  gracious  unto  you 
£pi?er  16. i.  great  bounty  of  their graci.  princes 
wifd.  1 2. 16.  it  maketh  thee  to  be  grati.unto  all 

1 5. 1  .but  thou^O  God,  art  gracious  and  true 
Eccl.  17.21.but  the  Lord  being  gracious,  and 

1 8. 1 7  .both  are  with  a  gracious  woman 
Da».3%66.thanks  unto  the  Lord,becaufe  he  is g. 
2  Mac.  1. 2.  God  be  gracious  unto  you,and 
24.  the  onely  and  gracious  king 

2.22.the  Lord  beinggracious  unto  them 
<©*acionflp, 
jpi/2/.  r  6.2 .  dealing  gracioufly  with  thine  own  pe. 
2  AfdC9.27.andgr<j«o»/Zyyeeld  to  your  defires 

2  £,#.4. 3  o.the  grai«  of  evill  feed  hath  bin  fown 
3  i.thegra.of  evill  feed  hath  brought  forth 
Wifd.s  1.22.1s  as  a  little  g/viw  of  the  balance 

<©innt. 
2  Efd.i. 4.K  the  moft  High  gra«£  thee  to  live      | 
reb.10.12.andg/WtbatIrnay  fee  thy  children 
£«/.2  3.i2.Godgras£itbenotfoundin  the 
%o.i$.hegrant  us  joyfulneffe  of  heart 

1  Mac.i  i.^o. grant  us  peace ,and  let  the  Jews 
i3.45.befeeching  Simon  to  gra?z£  them  peace 

2  Ate.3.3  i-the  molt  High,to grant  him  his  life 
11.26.  fend  unto  them,3nd  grant  them  peace 

d5jsnte&. 
nifd.y.i  5-God  hath  grantedsae  to  fpeak  as  I 
Eccl. \7.24.  to  them  that  repent  he  granted  them 

1  Mac.i  i.66.peace  with  him^which  he  gcthem 
13. 3 7. immunities  which  we  have  granted 

50.  which  thing  he  granted  them, and  when 
1 5  .j.the  kings  before  mc  granted  thee 

whatfoev. gifts  betides  they  granted 

2  Ato.2.3 1. is  to  be  granted  to  him  that  will 
3.3  3. the  Lord  granted  thee  life 
4.io.whichwhenthe  kinghadgra>tfed,and 

1 1  .and  the  royall  priviledges  granted 
1 1. 1  f  .concerning  the  Jews,the  king  grant,  it 
18. granted as  muchasmaybe        Ver.35. 
1 2.1  i.granted  them  peace,w hereupon  they 
<©?ape. 
i  £/"^.9.2i.havekeptmeagf^  of  che  clutter 
Eccl.  33.1 6\gathereth  after  thegra|>e-gatherers 
39.26.milk.and  the  bloud  of  the  grape 
50.  i?.powred  of  the  bloud  of  the  grape 
51.15.  from  the  flower  till  thegrape  was  ripe 
d5?apes- 
2  Efd.16.26.the  grapes  (hall  ripe,  and  who  (hall 

4 3. as  he  that  (hall  not  gather  the  grapes 
Eccl.13.16.my  wine-prefs  likea  gatherer  of  gr, 

1  Mac.6. 3  4,(hewed  them  the  bloud  0$ grapes 
dpiaffe. 

2  E/y.9. 27>feven  dayes  I  fat  upon  thegrajfe 
15.42.gra/peof  the  mcdows,and  their  corn 

Eccl.  40.  i6.(hall  be  pulled  up  before  all  grajjh 
43.n.andconfumeththcgra(/i?  as  fire 
©lafhoppers. 
2  £/«J.4.24.we  pafle  away — as  grajhoppers 
0'ijd.  1 6 .9.  for  them  the  bitings  of  grajhoppers 
£«/.43.t7.is  as  the  lighting  of  grajhoppers 


2  Mac.i  .3  5. on  thofe  whom  he  weald  gratifie 

<0?afce. 
Eccl.j  9.3  .feek  out  the  fecrets  of  grave  featences 

(Biate. 

2  £/«/.4.4i.inthegriK>f,  the  chambers  offouls    ' 
Tob.  2.7. 1  went  and  made  a  grave,  &  buried  him 
Chap.  8.  9. 
3.10.0W  age  with  forrow  unto  thegwe 
4-4.bury  her  by  me  in  one  grave 
6.1 4.to  the  grave  with  forrow,for  they  have 
Eflber  1 3.7.  with  violence  goe  into  the  grave 
Eccl.9. 1 2.  (hall  not  goe  unpunifhed  to  the  grave 
14.12.that  the  covenant  of  the  grave  is  not 

l6.there  is  no  feeking  of  dainties  in  the  gr. 
l7.27.lhaH  praif  the  moft  High  in  the grax>e 
28.21.  the  grave  were  better  then  it 
30.1 8.as  meffes  of  meat  fet  upon  a  grave 
4 1 .4. there  is  no  inquifition  in  the  grave 
£ar.3.ii.wkhthem  that  goe  down  into  thegr. 
2  A/ac6.23,..tofend  him  to  the  grave 
12.39.bury  them  in  their  fathers  grave 

©late- 

Eccl. 1 8.27.they  that  cut  and  grave  feals 

(©zafecD.  - 
2  £/fi?.i3.6.had  graved  himfeif  a  great  mountain 

©jaben. 

2  Efd.  13.7.W  hereout  the  hill  wasgrace/7,and 
36 .  faweft  the  hill  graven  without  hands 

rri/rf.14.16. graven  images  were  wot  (hipped 
1 5.1 3.  brittle  vcttels3andgraw/2  images 
i8.i4.wastheg!ory  of  the  fathers  graven 

(E^afecH. 
Eccl.  18.  lo.and  tgravell  (lone  in  comparifon  of 

d5?ateg. 
mfd.i9.i 'disking  lamentation  at  thegrav?so£ 


H'ifd.i.io.the  ancientgr<?y  haires  of  the  aged 

4.9«wifdomeisthe  gray  hairunto  men 
Eccl.  15.4  is  judgement  for  gray  haires 
2  Mac.6.23.  and  the  honour  of  his  gray  head 
15.13  .appeared  a  man  with  gray  haires 

d5teat, 

1  Efd.  3 . 5.  (hall  the  king  Darius  give  great  oj£zS 

4. 14.O  ye  men,ir  is  not  thegreat  king 
34.greatisthecarth,high  is  tne  heaven 
3  5. is  he  not  great  that  maketh  rhefe  things 
thereforegrea*  is  the  truth 
41. great  in  truth,and  mighty  above 

8.76.  we  ha? e  been  and  are  in  great  Ra 
86.our  wicked  works  and  great  fins 

2  Efd.-j.66  and  that  he  is  oh  great  mercy 

8.5o<many£rc#  miferies  (hall  be  done  to 

they  have  walked  in  great  pride 
rfl&.3.r6.beforethemajefiyofthegrea«  God 
4.  i3.inlewdneffeisdccay,andgrea£  want 
5.i2.Azarias  the  fon  of  Ananias  the  great 

13.  fons  of  that  gnat  Szmaias 
8.16.  according  to  thy  great  mercy 
13.15.  bleffe  God  thegrea* king 
Jud.  1 . 1  .reigned  in  N.neve  the  great  city 
5. king  Arphaxid  in  the  great  plain 
8  .and  the  great  plain  of  Efdrelon 
2. 5-thtis  faith  the  grfar  king,the  lord  of 
3.2.Nabuchodonok>*:  the  great  king  lie  before 

9«o?er  againft  the  great  ftrait  of  Judea 
8.19.  had  a  great  fall  before  our  enemies 
1  f.Q.thou  art  the  greaf  glory  of  Ifrael 

the  great  rejoycing  of  our  nation 
1 6.1 3-  thou  artgr?af  and  glorious 

i6.feareth  the  Lord,is  great  at  all  times 
Eflhe?  11. 6.two great  dragons  came  forth 

and  their  cry  was  great 
I  o.was  made  a  great  floud,  even  much 
i2.6.who  wa'  in  great  honour  with  the  king 
16.1.  thegreat  king  Artaxeixes  unto  the 
1 2 .but  he  not  bearing  his  great  dignity 
r;ifd.6.i4.  (hall  have  no  great  travell :  for  he 
8. 1 1  .be  admired  in  the  fighc  of  great  men 
1 1.2  i.for  thou  eanft  (hew  thy  great  fJrength 
1 2.1 8  .and  ordered  us  with  great  favour 
14.22.  they  lived  in  the  gaoat  war  of ignora. 
i7.i.forgreaf  are  thy  judgements,  &  cannot 
1 8. 1  .thy  faints  had  a  very  great  great  light 
I  Eccl.i .7. hath  underftood  het great  experience     . 
•  -  ■    *.ro..theA 


Apoc.       G  R  E      GRE 

3.10.  the  power  of  the  Lord  it  great 
4.7-  bow  thine  bead  to  a  great  man 
{.el.andfay  not,His  mercy  isgreat 
8. 8. how  to  (owe  great  men  with  eafc 
io.24.gratf  men,  and  judges,and  potentates 
I  i.i.maketh  him  to  lit  amonggraf  men 
i  {.i8.the  wifdome  of  the  Lord  is  great 
16. 1  2.as  his  mercy  hgreatfo  is  his  correct!. 
17.19. how  great  is  the  loving  kindntflc 
20.z8.he  that  pleafeth  great  men,fhall 
i4.i9.counfelsprofounder  then  thegre.deep 
a  {.  lo.how great  is  he  that  findc-th  wifdome 
28.  ^.overthrown  the  houfes  of gre at  men 
ji.p.if  thou  be  among  great  men,imke  not 
3  3.1  Shear  ye,0  ye  great  men  of  the  people 
38.ieJ.thouhadftfufferedgratf  harm  thy  felfe 

1 7 .weep  bitterly,  and  m a k e  great  moan 

27. are  diligent  to  make  great  variety 
39.4.  he  fhall  ferve  among  great  men 

ef.wben  the  great  Lord  will, he  fhall  be  fill. 
40. 1.  great  travell  is  created  for  every  man 
43. 5 .great  is  the  Lord  that  made  it 

1  { .  by  his  great  power  he  maketh  the  clou. 

28.for  he  is  great  above  all  his  works 

2p.tlie  Lord  is  terrible>  and  very  great 
44. 2. the  Lord  hath  wrought  war  glory 

by  them  through  bis  great  power 

19.  Abraham  was  a  great  father  of  many 
46. 1.  according  tg>  his  name  was  made  great 

2.  how  great  glory  gat  he  when-he  did  lift 

{.and  the  great  Lord  heard  him 
48.22.who  wrasgreat  and  faitbfull  in  his  vifi- 
49.13.wh.ofc  renown  is  graz£,wboraifed  up 

i6\Sem  and  Snh  wtte  in  great  honour 
{o. 16.m3.de  a  great  noife  to  be  heard 
5 1. 2 8. get  learning  with  a  great  fum  of  mony 
Ear.  3.  S4  now  great  is  the  houie  of  God 

2  5  .great,  and  hath  no  end 
Bel  i8.gmtfartthou,0  Bel,and  with  thee  is  no 
41  great  art  thou,0  Lord  God 

1  Mac,  1. 17.  horf-men,and  a  great  navie 

33  with  3 great  and  ftrongwall 
64.  there  was  very  great  wrath  upon  Ifrael 
7-i9.hecaft  themintoagratfpic 

2  Efd.  { .  1 3«thou  (halt  hear  yet  greater  things 

6.3  i.I  fhall  tell  thee  grater  things  by  day 
9. 1 6 .like  as  a  wave  is  greater  then  a  drop 
1 4. 1  €  .for  yet  greater  evils  then  thofe 

Eccl.i.i  8.  tbegreater  thou  art,  the  more  humble 
10. z/^.greatcr  then  be  that  feareth  rhe  Lord 
16.  {.hath  heard  greater  things  then  thefe 
39.1  i.if  he  die,he  fhall  leave  a  greater  name 
43.3  2. there  are  yet  hidgreater  things 

1  Mat.6.2.7.  they  will  doe  greater  things 
11. 14. fight  againft  him  with  a  greater  hoft 

dSjeateft. 
£«/.8 .7>not  over  thy  greateft  enemy  being  dead 

©jteatlp. 
Wifi.7,.%.  they  fhall  begratf/y rewarded 
£«/.  1 .8.there  is  one  wife  and  greatly  to  be  fear. 
7.i7.humble  thy  foul  greatly  :  for  the 
1 1  .^.mighty  men  have  beengreatly  difgraced 
zf  .2.1  am  greatly  offended  at  their  life 

1  Mac.2.^  i.being  greatly  perplexed  in  her 

5.6  3. his  brethren  w  ere  greatly  renowned  in 
6. 1  .a  city  greatly  renowned  for  riches 
11.41.1  will  greatly  honour  thee  and  thy  nat. 
d5?23tne(Te. 

2  Efd.  1  o.  {  {.the  beauty  and  greameffc  of  the 
Tob.  1 3.4.  there  declare  his  greatntjfe,  and  extoll 
U'ifd. 6. 7 -fhsll  he  fiand  in  aw  of  any  mans  great. 

1 3 .  j. for  by  the  grcatneffe  and  beauty  of  the 
£«/.i7.8.fhew  them  the  gw«»  (fevf  his  wotfcs 
51.3.  multitude  of  thy  mercits,-md  greatr.eff'e 

1  ikfac.9. 2i. noble  afts  which  he  did,and  his  gr. 

d&ietian. 

2  A/<?;.  1 3. 2. having  either  of  them  a  Gre.powcr 

1  Mac-6.i.who  reigned  firlt  among  the  Grecians 
8. 9. how  the  Grecians  had  determined  to  come 

2  Mac.q.  1 5. but  liking  the  glory  of  the  Grec.beft 

jM<tt.i.i.reignedin  his  ftead  the  firft  over  Gr. 

<5;teet>p. 
Teb.%.  18.be  not  greedy  to  adde  money  fo  money 


GRE 


G  R  I 


G  R  O         GUI       Apoc, 


Eccl.i7.z9.  nor  too  greedy  upon  meats 
1  Mac.^.i 7'be  not  rreedy  o(  the  fpoiles 

iKieeGtneiTe. 
£se/.  23 .6. let  not  the  greedinejfe  of  the  belly 


1  Ata'.i.io.yeer  of  the  kingdom  of  the  Greeks 

2  Mac. 4. 1 3.now  fuch  was  the  height  of  G.fafh. 
3  6.  and  certain  of  the  Greeks  which  abhor. 

<5?eefet{ib. 

2  Mac.^.io.his  own  nation  to  the  Gw.fafhion 

"'ifd.ig.j.om  of  the  violent  it-ream  agreen  field 
£«/.i4.i8.as  of  the  green  leaves  on  a  thick  ttee 
40.1 2,more  then  both,corn  when  it  isgreen 
p  €>;teettag. 

1  Efdr.6.7.  to  king  Darius  greeting 
89.reader  of  the  law  of  the  L.fendeth  greeting 

Eflher  16. 1, to  all  our  faithfull  fub'ie&s, greeting 
i  Mac.  1  o.  1 8 .brother Jonathan,fendeth greeting 

2  {.the  people  of  the  Jews,  kndeth  greeting 
Chap.tr. 30. 

1 1.3  ijiis  father  Laflenes/endeth?>wf«? 
1 1.20. to  Onias  the  high  $tie&,greet'mg 
i3.36.nationof  the  Jews,fendethgmtf;'»g 
'  14.20.the  Jews  ourbrethren,fendg/eefi#g 
i{.2.to  the  people  of  the  Je\ns,grccting 
i6.unto  king  Ptolome,gra;fMg 

2  Mac.  1 .  ic.  Judas  fent  greeting  and  health  unto 
n.i6.peopleofthe  Jewes  fendeth greeting 

a  i.to  his  brother  Lyfias  kndetb. greeting 
27.  king  Antiochus  (endeth greeting  unto 

3  4.  fend  greeting  unto  the  people  of  the  Je. 

£«/.6".{. tongue  will  increafe  kindgreetinrs 
<&1&30. 

1  £/y.8.$.de!ivered  up  the  things  tlutgrew 
9.47/0  when  he  grew  \ip3znd  came  to  the 
11. 3. and  out  of  her  feathers  that  grew 
1 4.40. wifdome grew  in  my  brelt,for  my 

vt'ifd.8.9.3.  comfort  in  cares  andgriefe 

1 1. 1 1.  a  doablegftV/came  upon  them 
Ecd-z6.6  but  3.  grief  of  heart  and  forrow 
29. 5. return  words  of  grief, and  complain 
3 7 ,2. is  it  not  agrief  unto  death,  when  a 
Sufan.  10. yet  durft  not  one  fhew  another  his  gr. 
1  Ata.6.8.and  fell  fick  for  gri'f 

o.for  hisgeie/was  ever  .nore  and  more 
1 3.through  greatgwfin  a  ftrange  land 

Tob.4. 3  .pleafe  her,  and  grieve  her  not 
Ecd.1.1  x.g/ieve  him  not  as  long  as  he  liveth 

4.8.  let  it  not  grieve  thee  to  bow  down  thine 
<2S?fet>eO. 
1  Efd.i.Z4.  how  they  grieved  him  exceedingly 
zEfd.g.^.znd  was  much  grieved  in  heart 
40.  why  art  thou  fo  grieved  in  thy  mind 

10.8.  art  thougrieved for  one  fon 
{o.that  thou  artgwwrfunfainedly 
Tofe.j.i.then  I  beinggrieved,  did  weep 
n'ifd.i^.z^.ox  grieved  him  by  adultery 
Ecc/.6.i{.be  notgrieved  with  her  bonds 

1  i.9.profperity  of  a  man,enemies  will  be  gr. 

21.2  4.but  a  wife  man  will  be  grieved  with 

47.10.and  waft  grieved  for  thy  folly 
B»\4.8.ye  havegiieWJerufalem  that  nurfed 

3  3.  be  grieved  for  her  own  defolation 
1  Mac.z.j.  he  grieved  alio  many  kings 
2.  Afac.4.3  5. were  much  grieved  for  the  unjuft 

13.15.  the  people  there  were  gwwr' for  the 

Eccl.\o.i .he  that  teacheth  his  fon,  grieveth  the 

d5Mekotl0. 
r  Efd.^.zi.  thoughts  of  my  heart  wt  ere  grievous 
Wifd.  1. 1 5 .  he  is  grievous  unto  us,  even 
17.1  i.alwayes  forecafrethgnwoflj  things 
2 1.  moregrimw;  then  darkneffe 
Eccl.8. 1 5.  left  he  becomegn>yaw  unto  tbee 
27. 1  ^.thtir  revilings  are  grievouho  the  ear 
29.Z  8.thefe  things  ate  grievous  to  a  man 
2  Moc-6. 3  .fore  and  grievous  to  the  people 
9.2 1. being  taken  with  agricvous  difeafe 

24.  tydings  were  brought  that  weregfw. 
i3,iJ.committed  any  ether  grievous  crime 
1 4.4{.and  his  wounds  were  grievous 


<©?ieVouf!p. 
mfd.i9.i6.  thefe  very  grievoufiyM [fled  them 
2  Mac.7.i9.  tooke  it  grcm  that  he  wns  mocked' 
9.28.  having  mffered-moftg;  ieWTy 
1 4.28.took  ttgrievoufly  that  he  fhouid  make 

<©imteO. 
2  ^.*.30.hegrW,andfaid,It  i$  manifeft 

«0?oneth. 
Eccl.i0.zo.gronctb,as  an  eunuch  that  imbraceth 

(Eyomng. 
WW-  ?•  J  •  g>oa??;g  for  anguifh  offptrit 

1  i.ixagroningfor  the  remembrance  of 
<H5jobc0. 

zEfd.i6.z8.  fhall  hide  themfelves  in  thick  t-o 
jud.x.%.  and  cut  down  their  groves  . 

1  M«.i.47.ret  upaltaw,andj,w« ,and  chapeIc 

1  £/rf.8.9i.lying  fiat  upon  tk  ground  before  the 
9-47.they  feH  t0  the  ground,  and  worfliipped 

2  E/rf.4.  i9.for  the  ground  is  given  unto  the 
2 1. like  as  the  ground  is  given  unto 

8.41.  foweth  much  feed  on  the  (round 
9-34-when  the  ground  hath  received  Ceed    ' 
10.12.  our  pfalteryislajd  on  the  ground 
iy.13.  they  that  t.l!  the  ground  faa\[  mourn 
Jud.11.1  {.went  and  laid  fore  skins  on  thegrou. 
14.  i8.1ieth  on  the  ground  without  ahead 

i«.  S.da(h  the  fucking  chi!dr.agair,ft  the  »a» 
iyijd.19.10.  thegoundbtouohz  forth  flies 

19. now  went  upon  the  ground 
Eccl.n.<;,  kings  have  fat  down  upon  the  muni 

i8.6.neither  can  the growd of  ibem  be  found 

3  3. 1  call  men  are  from  the  ground 
Bar.  f.7.to  make  even  the  ground, thu  Ifrael 

6.i7.forif  they  fall  to  "the  ground  v  any  time 

1  Mac.  14.8.  then  did  they  till  the  ground 

2  Ato.3.27.fell  fuddenly  unto  theground 
4.42.and  fome  they  ttroke  to  the'grouud 
8.3. to  be  made  even  with  the  wound. 
9.8.  was  now  caft  on  thegroimd,  and  carried 

14.  to  lay  it  even  with  theground 
14.3  3 .  temple  of  God  even  with  the  ground 
<S?om, 
2  Efd.  2. 19.  whereupon  there  grow  rofes  &  lilies 
io.j.fall  of  fo  many  that  grow  upon  her 
16.1  i.then  fhall  evih grow  upon  earth 
3  2.  her  paths  (hall  grow  full  of  thorns 
Eccl.14. 1 8.  fome  fall,  and  fome  grow 
Dan.  3.  J3.  O  all  ye  things  that  grow 
©joweth. 

Eccl.^o.io.Y/bichgroweth  up  to  the  clouds 

<0?oro(ncr. 
ii'tfd.  1 6.  26.that  it  is  not  the  growing  of  fruits 
Ecd.  39.13  .bud  forth  as  a  roft  growing  by  the 

40.16". the  weed  growing  upon  the  water 
1  ^c.4.3  8. and  (hxabs growing  in  the  courts 

d5joton. 
2£/<£4.io.fucha$aregr<ro>?zupwith  thee 
7.4i.now  feeing  corruption  isgrown  up 
I  K'ifd.  14*16.  an  ungodly  enftome  grown  ftrong 

d5?u9ge. 
I  Eccl.  10.2  {.will  not  grudge  when  he  is  reformed 
I  dJjjuOijeO. 

fri/ii2.27.Iook  for  what  things  they  grudged 
CSmttj. 

1  £/^.3.4.three  yong  men  that  were  of the  guard 
Jud.  1 2.7.  Olofernes  commanded  the  guard 

2  /Kta.3.24.  was  prefent  himfelf  with  the  guard 

2  8.with  all  his  guard  into  the  treafury 
<0tiefiTe. 

wifd.o.  1 6.  and  hardly  can  we  gueffc  aright 
Eccl.g.  1  q.guejje  at  thy  neighboured  confult 

d5«eft. 
'f'ifd.^.i^.a  gucft  that  tatriech  but  a  day 

2  Efd.  16.7  {.neither  doubtjfcrGodisourgwWe 
76.  the  guild  of  them  who  keep  my  comm. 
■I'ifd.  1 8.3.  both  to  be  a  guide  of  the  unknown 
Eccl.io.iz.  leadeth  his  life  without  aguid 

1  Mac.  {.i{.Menelaus  that  trait. — being  hisgu. 

Wifd.  1  o.  1  o.fhe guide d him  in  right  paths 
1  j. guided  them  in  a  marvellous  way 
<E5tiiDing. 

2  MK.io.i.hfscotnoany,the  Lord  raiding  them  | 


SApoc.       G  Y  A      H  A  I 


HAN       HAN 


HAN      HAN     Apooj 


©uUtp. 

\Tob.6.H. but  he  (hall  be  guilty  of  death 
Sitf.  <  3 .  and  haft  let  the  guilty  go  free 

-  (SuOjcD, 

z  .<W#\i4.4?.and  though  his  bloud g ufhed  o,ut 

©pant, 
£a/.47.4.flew  henotagjwtf  when  he  was 
i  M^.j'j.andputon  abreft-plateasagy<z«? 
(SpantS. 
I  Jud.  itf.  7.  nor  highest*  fet  upon  him 
mfd.14.6.  when  the  proud  gyants  perifhed 
Eccl.16. 7. not  pacified  towards  the  old  gyants 
Bat.\.z6.  there  were  the  gjwzte,  famous  from 


H. 


Habacuc, 

Bel  33.  was  in  Jury  a  prophet  called  Habacuc 
3  4. angel  of  the  Lord  faid  unto  Habacuc 
3  5.and  Habacuc  faid,Lord,I  never  faw  Ba. 
37.2nd  Habacuc cryed,faying,0  Daniel 
jg.the  angel— fet  Habacuc  in  his  own  pla- 
l|abttattott, 
tob.  1 .4.the  habitation  of  the  moft  High 
2  Mac.i  i.i.makethecityan  habitation  of  the 
14-  3  y.thine  habitation  ihould  be  among  us 
^abttattonff. 

1  £/#-9.i2.and  let  all  them  of our  habitations 
Eccl  44.6.Uving  peaceably  in  their  habitations 

i|a«. 
zEfd.  if.ij.thorow  the blafting  and  hail 

41  .fire  and  hail,  and  flying  fwords 
Wifd.1.6. 22.know  that  fire  burning  in  the  hail 
Eccl  jg.zo.firejand  W,andfamine,and  death 

l&afl* 
fr'/#.i6.i6.withftrangerains}fo«/f,andfhowrs 

£all=ttqne0. 
wifd.f.ziMd  hail-ftones  full  of  wrath 
EccZ.43.15.and  the  hai!-(iones  are  broken  fmall 
46. 6.  with  hail-Jlones  of  mighty  power 
$afr. 

1  £/3.8.7r-pulledofFthe  to*  from  off  my  head 

2  E/<li.8.pull  thou  offthen  the  hair  of  thy  head 

16.  i.  with  clothes  of  fark  and  hair 
fud.io.  3-and  braided  the  hair  of  her  head 

13.  7.100k  hold  of  the  hair  of  his  head 

1 6.8.and  bound  her  hair  in  a  tyre 
Eft.  14.  2.  of  joy  (he  filled  with  her  torn  fow 
EccZ.27.14.  maketh  the fezir  (land  upright 
Bel  27.  then  Daniel  took  pitch,fat,  and  hair 
36.and  bare  him  by  the  hair  of  his  head 
2  ikftfC.7.7'Pulled  off  the  skin — with  the  hair 
Grey  ^afr<ef,  See  <H5?ap, 

z  Efd.  1 1. 17.  neither  unto  the  half  thereof 
13.45  .namely,  of  a  yeer  and  an  half 
14. 11.  and  halfoi  a  tenth  part 

1 2.  which  is  after  the  half  of  a  tenth  part 
TfA8.21.he  fhould  cake  the  half  of  his  goods 
1 2. 2. it  is  no  harm  to  me  to  give  him  half 
5. take  Wfofall  that  ye  have  brought 
Wifd.  18.1 8  .another  there  half  dead 
Eccl  29.6.  he  fhall  hardly  receive  thehalf 
i  Mf2c3.37.the  king  took  the  half  of  the  forces 
1  o.  3  o.and  the  half  of  the  fruit  of  the  trees 
$aleluta"g. 
Tob.i  3.i8.all  her  {beets  fhall  fay,  Halcluiah 
ilalloxo. 

1  Efd.  1. 3. that  they  fhould  hallow  them    . 

UjaHoxoeO. 

2  £/H.z.4i.that  thy  people— may  be  hallowed 

5.25 .thou  haft  hallowed  Sion  unto  thy  felf 
jfud.t).  1 3  .'gai.  thy  coven.  &  thine  hallow,  houfe 
Eccl.  3  3 .9  made  high  dayes,  and  hallowed  them 
1  JW«c. 4.48.  and  hallowed  the  courts 

jammer. 

Eccl.  3  8. 28. the  noife  of  the  hammer  &  the  anvil 

$an"o. 

1  Efd.6.-$  3.that  ftretcheth  out  his  ta<i 

2  E/rf.  3.6.  which  thv  right  hand  hath  planted 

tf.8jac.obs  hand  held  fitft  the  heel  of  Efau 


Tei.4.i4.but  give  him  it  out  of  hand 
5.17.  is  he  not  the  ftaffe  of  our  hand 
7.13.  and  he  took  her  by  the  hand 
1  i.4.take  in  thine  hand  the  gall  of  the  fifh 
1 3  .z.neith.is  there  any  that  can  avoid  his  ha, 

,/W.2.i2.thatwillIdo  by  mine  hand 

8.3j.the  Lord  will  vifit  Ifrael  by  mine  hand 
9. 9. give  into  mine  hand,  which  am  a  widow 

10.  by  the  hand  of  a  woman 
i2«4.before  the  Lord  work  by  mine  hand 
i3.i5.L.hathfmit.  him  by  thehandoiz  wo. 

1  f .  1  o.  oone  all  thefe  things  by  thine  hand 
1 6.tf.difappointed  them  by  the  handoi  a  wo. 

Elih.  1 4>4.for  my  danger  is  in  mine  hand 
14.  but  deliver  us  with  thine  hand 
wifd.z.i  8. deliver  him  from  the  handoi  his  ene. 
3. 1. the  fouls  of  the  righteous  are  in  the  hand 
7.i6.in  his  hand  are  both  we  and  our  words 
10.20. magnified — thine  hand  that  fought 
1 1.1.  in  the  handoi  the  holy  prophets 

i7.thine  Almighty  hand  that  made  the 
13.10.  the  work  of  an  ancient  hand 
i4.6.the  world  governed  by  thine  hand 
id.ij.notpoffible  to  efcape  thine  hand 
I9.8.that  were  defended  with  thine  hand 
£cc/.4.9.fromthe  hand  of  the  oppreffour 
5 . 1 2.  lay  thine  hand  upon  thy  mouth 
7.3  2.ftretch  thine  hand  unto  the  poor 
36.  whatfoever  thou  takeft  in  hand 
9 . 1 7 .  for  the  hand  of  the  artificer 
10.4.  the  power  of  the  earth  is  in  the  handoi 

5  .in  the  hand  of  God  is  the  profperity  of 
1 2. 1 2.neither  let  him  fit  at  thy  right  hand 
14.13.  ftretch  out  thine  hand,  &  give  to  him 
1  j.i4.and  left  him  in  the  handoihls  counf. 
16.  fttetch  forth  thine  tad  unto  whether 
1 6. 27.H1  his  hand  are  the  chief  of  them 
18.3-govern.the  world  with  the  palm  of  his  h. 
z  1 . 1 9. like  manacles  on  the  right  hand 
22.2.man  that  takes  it  up,  will  fhake  his  ha. 
27.19.that  letteth  a  bird  go  out  of  his  hand 
29. 1 .  he  that  ftrengtheneth  his  hand 

5 .  he  will  kifle  a  mans  hand,  and 
3 1. 1 4.ftretch  not  thine  hand  whitherfoever 

1 8.reach  not  out  thine  hand  firft  of  all 
3  3 . 1 3  as  the  clay  is  in  the  potters  hand 
36.3.11ft  up  thine  fewd  againft  theftrange 

6.glorifie  thine  hand  and  thy  right  arm 
3  8. 1 5. let  him  fall  into  the  handoi  thephyfic, 
40.i4.while  he  openeth  his  hand,  he  fhall 
47.4.when  he  lifted  up  his  hand  with 

5.  he  gave  him  ftrength  in  his  right  hand 
48.18 .and  lift  up  his  hand againft  Sion 
49. 1  i.as  a  fignet  on  the  right  hand 
50.1 5. he  ftretched  out  his  hand  to  the  cup 
51.26.meis  hard  at  terftofind 
Bar, 6. 1 5. he  hath  alfo  in  his  right  hand  a  dagger 
IXW.3.65.  faved  us  from  the  hand  of  death 
2,  Mac3.29.by  the  handoi  God  wascaft  down 
5 .23 .  bare  an  heavie  hand  over  the  citizens 
tf.26.not  efcape  the  hand  of  the  Almighty 
7.i9.that  takeft  in  hand  to  ftrive  againft  God 
34.1ifcing  up  thine  hand  againft  the  ferva. 
1 3. 2 2. gave  his  hand,  took  theirs 
1 5. 1 5jeremias  holding  forth  his  right  hand 
(      3  o.to  ftrike  off  Nicanors  head3&  his  hand 
3  2,  and  the  hand  of  that  blafphemer 
l&antifiii0. 

2  Mdc.4.41 .  others  taking  bandfnls  of  duft 
^anble. 

Wifd.  1 5.1 5.  nor  fingers  of  hands  to  handle 

I&anUleD. 
2  Macj-i^Mandledhim  worfethen  all  the  reft 

ilanWing. 
2  MfZC.2.28.theexaftfewrf/wg  of  every  partial. 
8. 1 7. and  thecruell  handling  of  the  city 
l&antMnatD. 
2  £/2/.9.45.God  heard  me  thine  hand  maid 
Jud,\  1. 5.fuffer  thine  hand-maid  to  fpeak 

6  .wilt  follow  the  words  of  thine  band-m. 
16.I  thine  hand-maid  knowing  all  this 
12.4-thine  hand-maid  (hall  not  fpend 
6.thine  hand-maid  may  go  forth  to  prayer 
I  Eft.  14. 1 7.thine  hand-maid  hath  not  eaten 

18. neither  had  thine  hand-maid  any  joy 


llanos. 

1  Efd.  1. 5  3. he  delivered  all  into  their  hands 
7. 1 5. to  ftrengthen  their  hands  in  the  works 
8.7  3  .ftretching  forth  my  hands  unto  the  L. 
9.20.  and  they  gave  their  hands  to 

47.  and  lifting  up  their  hands,  they  fell  to 

2  Efd. i.26.defiledyour hands  w ith  bloud 
3  2.  whofe  bloud  I  willrecjuire  of  your  ha. 

3 . 5  .was  the  workmanfhip  of  thine  hands 
5.30.punifh  them  with  thine  own  hands 
8.7.we  all  one  workmanfhip  of  thine  hands 
JW7.25.G0d  hath  fold  us  into  their  hands 
Eft.i  2.2.to  lay  hands  upon  Artaxerxes 
tf'i/3. 1. 1 2-with  the  worijs  oi  your  hands 
3.i4.with  his  hands  hath  wrought  no  iniqui. 
8.1 2.fhall  lay  their  hands  upon  their  mouth 
i8.in  the  works  oi  her  hands  are  infinite 
x z.  3  -to  deftroy  by  the  hands  of  our  fathers 

6.  that  killed  with  their  own  hands 
1 3.io.which  are  the  works  of  mens  hands 

19. and  for  good  fucceffe  of  bis  hands 
14.8 .that  which  is  made  with  hands 
15.1 5  .nor  fingers  of  hands  to  handle 

i7.worketha  dead  thing  with  wicked  fez. 
Eecl.z.i 2.wobe  to  fearfull  hearts,&  faint  hands 
1 8  .we  will  fall  into  the  hands  of  the  Lord 
8.1.  left  thou  fall  into  hi&hands 
1 1.6.  delivered  into  other  mens  hands 
1 2.1 8. he  will  fhake  his  head,and  clap  his  fez. 
25.23.makethweakfej»rf.f>and  feeble  knees 
35.8.diminiflinotthefirft-fruitsofthinefe3. 
38.10.and  order  thine  hands  aright 
1 3. in  then  hands  there  is  good  fucceffe 
3 1.  all  thefe  truft  to  their  hands 
42.6.andfhut  up  where  manyfcW^are 
46.2.when  he  did  lift  up  his  hands 
48.19.then  trembled  their  hearts  and  hands 
20.ftretched  out  their  hands  towards  him 
50.1 2.portions  out  of  the  priefts  hands 
1 3. the  oblations  of  the  Lord  in  their  ban, 
20. and  lifted  up  his  hands  over  the 
51.3  .out  of  the  bands  of  fuch  as  fought 
8. and  faveft  them  out  of  the  hands  of 
1 9.I  ftretched  forth  mine  hands  to  the  hea. 
£<B\6.5 1.  but  the  works  of  mens  hands 
Dan. 3.8.  into  the  hands  of  lawleffe  enemies 
Stif-zz.iil  do  it  not,I  cannot  efcape  yourhands 
23.it  is  better  for  me  to  fall  into  y oar  ban. 
3  4.and  laid  their  hands  upon-her  head 
Bel  5.I  may  not  worfhip  idols  made  with  hands 

1  Mac.  3 . 1 8. (hut  up  in  the  bands  of  a  few 
1 2.9. holy  books  of  fcripture  in  our  bands 
14.31  .and  lay  hands  on  the  fanduary 

2  Mac.z.z  5-that  all  into  whofe  hands  it  comes 
3.2o.all'holding  their  hands  towards  heaven 
5.i6.taking  the  holy  veffels  with  polluted  ha. 

with  profane  hands  pulling  down 
7.io.holding  forth  his  hands  manfully 

3 1  .(halt  not  efcape  the  hands  of  God 
1 2. 1 2.w  hereupon  they  Ihook  hands 
I4.34.thenthepriefts  lift  up  their  hands 

46.taking  them  in  both  his  hands 
1 5. 1 2.holding up  his  fcW*3prayed  for 

Harrtrfomeip, 
ivifd.ii.ii.znd  hath  wrought  it  handfimefy 

l&anD=S»#rfng. 
1*06.5. 3. then  ne  gave  mm  tne  band-writing 
9.5.  and  gave  him  the  hand-writing 


10.  the  band  of  man  is  betwixt 

Ithe  heel  and  the  hand  I  tvifd.^.^.and  fon  of  thine  band-mdid 
Sffff 


Jud.  14. 1 .  take  his  head,  and  hang  it  upon 
2M<zc.i5.33.fewgupthe  reward  of  his  madnes 
I|ange0. 

1  Efd.6.1 2.  and  he  tbereon  be  banged 

2  E/d.  16.58, hanged  the  earth  upon  the  waters 
Jud  1 4. 1 1  .they  hanged  the  head  of  Olofernes 
Eft.  1 6. 1 8.the  worker  of  thefe  things  is  hanged 

1  Mac.i.6i.theyfc(t»^erfthe  infants  about  their 

4.57.  znihanged doors  upon  them 

■j ,0,1  .banged  them  up  towards  Jerufalem 

2  Az"<2Ci3.5-every  fide  hang.iov/n  into  the  aihes 

15.3  5. he  hangedaXio  Nicanors  head  on  the 
i^angett),  Ranging. 
Eccl.  1 9.  2tf .  hangeth  down  his  head  fadly 
2  Mdc.6.10.  the  babes  hangings  their  brefts 
happen. 

2  Efd.a.%  i.or  what  (ball  happen  in  thofe  dayes 
r  ?.l8  which 


Apoc,       H  A  P      HAR 


HAS       HAT 


1 3.1 8-whkh  (ball  happen  to  them,  and  thofc 
20.  to  fee  the  tilings  that  happen 
jz.anci  the  fignes  which  fhail  happen 
'  14.  i6.thofe  which  thou  haft  feen  happen 
Wifd.z.17.  let  us  prove  what  (ball  happen 
Ecd.zz.i6.znd  if  any  evill  happen  unto  me 
33.1.  there  (ball  no  evill  &«#*»  to  him 
40.8.  fuch  things  happen  to  all  fle(h 

2  Efdras'9.3  f  .with  us  it  hath  not  happenedfo 

1  o.tf'.happencd  to  have  a  fal!,and  died 
Tob.n.i  J.that  had  happened  to  him  in  Media 
JW.8 .  2  tf  .and  w  hat  happened  to  Jacob 
r«r/2/.i9.4.things  thatjiad  already  happened 
Eccl.1).  4.  and  what  harm  had  happened 
Bar. 2.2.great  plagues/uch  as  never  happened 
1  Mac.i.i.hbappcncd}aftcr:  that  Alexander 
4.26.  told  Lyfias  what  had  happened 
5.2  j.  every  thing  that  had  happened 

1  Ma.  9. 3. what  had  bappenedto  Nicanor 

1 3.7 .fuch  a  death  it  happened  that  wicked 
Happenetrj. 

2  E/Hivis  1  o.6.and  what  happeneth  unto  us 
BflA3.10.hov*  happeneth  it,Ifrael,that  thou 

t&appp. 
wifd.  18.  1.  they  counted  them  /;a/#y 
Eccl.z  j-7.judged  in  mine  heart  to  behappy 

37.24.  that  fee  him  (ball  count  him  happy 
Barucb  4.4.  O  Ifrael,  happy  are  we 
i  Mac.  t  o. 55  ,bapp_y  be  the  day  wherein  thou 
2  itf ac.7. 24>make  him  both  a  rich,&  a  foreman 


rrt/i.i  1.4.  quenched  out  of  the  totfftone 
19.13.  a  more  ted  and  hatefull  behaviour 

Ecch$.z  I .  things  that  are  too  hard  for  thee 
40. 1  5  .as  unclean  toots  upon  an  hard  rock 
48. 1 7. he  digged  the  hardtock  with  iron 

1  Mac.  3 . 1 8.  it  is  no  hard  matter  for  many 

2  M<«.  1 2.i  1. the  town  wastodtobefiege 

Hartxetut). 
Eccl.i 6. 1  j.  the  Lord  hardened  Pharaoh 

©arueniricj. 
1  E/#.  1.48. hardening  his  neck  and  his  heart 

JlartJfe. 
1  il/dc.o.i4.took  with  him  all  the  bardie  men 

DjarOfncffe. 
JW.  16.  io.were  daunted  at  her  hardineffe 

mfd.9.16.  hardly  do  we  ghefle  aright 
EccI.z6.iq.  a  merchant  (hall  torf/y  keep 
2?.6.he  (hall  torf/y  receive  the  half 
l^arCneCre. 
Eccl.16.10.  the  hardneffc  of  their  hearts 

harlot. 
£«/.  9.3. meet  not  with  an  to'te>left  thou 
26.22.  an  harlot  (hall  be  accounted  as  fpittle 
41.20.  and  to  look  upon  an  harlot 
Igarioftf. 

E«/.  9.  £•  give  not  thy  foul  to  harlots 

19.2.  and  he  that  cleaveth  to  harlots 
Bar.6.1  i.wil  give  thereof  to  the  common  hdrL 
2  ikfac.6.4.who  dallied  with  harlot j,and  had 

Harm. 

Tob.  1 2. 2. it  is  no  harm  to  me  to  give  him  half 

wif.ii.iQ.tht  harm  might  difpatch  them  at  once 

Eccl.  5.4.  and  what  harm  hath  happened 

'7.  t .  fo  (ball  no  toff?  come  to  thee 

38.i6.hadft  fuffcred  great  harm  thy  felf 

1  Macy-il .we  wil  procure  the  toflinei.ofyou 

y.  7 1 .  he  would  never  do  them  tow 
1 5«I9-  that  they  (bould  do  them  no  harm 
3 1. and  for  the  harm  that  you  have  done 
3  5  .albeitthey  did  great  harm  to  the  people 

2  M «.  1 4. 1 4.the  harm  and  calamities  of  the 

lijannkffe. 
wifd.18.%.  an  harmltffe  fun  to  entertain  them 
z  Mac.%.i\,  flaughter  ofharmleffe  infants 

l^armonp. 
ivifd.  19.1 8. in  themfelves  by  a  kind  of  harmony 

Uarneffe. 
1  M«.3.3,  gitt  his  warlike  harneffe  about  him 
6. 4  r .  the  ratling  of  the  harneffe,  were  moved 
45-  °ne  of  beafts  armed  withroyall  ham. 
%  Mac.l.z%.  hadcomple3t  harmffeof  gold 
y.3.ornament<i,and  harneffe  of  all  lorts 
1  5.2  8.Nicanor  lay  dead  in  his  harneffe 


Ijantefferj. 
1  iVf^.4.7.that  it  was  ftrong,and  well  harnejfed 
6. i%.harne(l'cd3.\\  over  amidft  the  ranks 
Harp. 
1  Mdc3.4J.the  pipe  with  the  harp  ceafed 


H  A  V      H  E  A  ~  "Apoc 


Eccl.i9-\  J.fongs  of  your  lips,and  whhharps 
I  ATdf.4.54.cytherns3and  harps ^nd  cymbals 
13.51.with  to/tf,and  cymbals,&  with  viols 
Cartel*. 
Eccl.z4.z6.  as  Jordan  in  the  time  oiharvest 
I&afte. 

1  Efd.z.30.  removing  inhafte  towards  Jerufal. 

2  Ey^.  3  4. thy  fctfife  is  in  vain  to  be  above  him 

4z.maketh  hafte  to  efcape  the  neceffity  of 
J.44-may  not  bajle  above  the  Maker 
14. i  $.bafle  thee  to  flie  from  thefe  times 
Tob.  1 1.3.  lee  us  basic  before  thy  wife,  and 
fud.ij.  1. his  fcrvants  made  hafle  to  depart 

1 2.they  made  hajle  to  go  down 
'#?/&  1 8.  z  1 .  the  blamelefie  man  made  hafte 
Ecd.z.z.  make  n-^t  hafle  in  time  of  trouble 
Sufan. 50. the  people  turned  again  in  fca/?e 

1  iWac.^.^.he  went  in  all  baftejmd  (aid 

63  .afterward  departed  he  in  all  hafle 
H.22.  and  fpeak  with  him— in  great  hajle 
13.10. made  hajleto  finiftuhe  walls 

2  Mac.  4. 3 1.  then  came  the  king  in  aWhaflc 

5-.11.be departed  inallto?e  into  Antiochia 
9.7.  commanding  to  hafle  the  journey 

14.(10  the  which  he  was  going  in  hafle 
1 4.4 3. miffing  his  ftroke  through  hafle 
fcafteO. 
Jud.10.1 5.  in  that  thou  haft  hafted to  come 
ir'ifd.4. 14.  therefore  hafled  he  to  take  him  away 

f .  9.  and  as  a  poft  that  hafled  by    - 
EfcZ.50.17.  then  all  the  people  hafled 

flatten 
2  E/2/.4.34.  do  not  thuu  fei/fe»  above  the 
6.  34.  haftcn  not  with  the  times  that  are  paft 

1  Mac.  1 3«2i.that  he  (hould  haflen  his  coming 

I&afteneO. 

2  Mac.A.\A..ha(lened  to  be  partakers  of  the 

fcaftetb. 
2  Efd-4.z6.the.  world  to/?e^  faft  to  pafle  away 
14. 1 8. for  now  hafletb  the  vihon  to  come 
Jj-iftte. 
Eccl.  4.  29.  be  wuhajiie  in  thy  tongue 
6. 7.  an  J  be  not  haflie  to  credit  him 
io.4.he  that  is  haflie  to  give  credit,  is 
28 . 1 1.  an  haflie  contennon  kindle;h  a  fire 


Wifd.  1 2.4,  whom  thou  batefl  tor  doing  molt 

$atetb, 
Jisd.'y.  17. G.xhn  hateth  iniquity  was  with  them 
£/?.i6".4.that  feeth  all  things,  and  hateth  evill 
E«/.i2.6.the  moft  High  hateth  (inners 
1 5.1 1.  to  do  the  things  that  he  hateth 
1 3  .the  Lord  hateth  all  abomination 
1 9-  6.  and  he  that  hateth  bsbling  (hall 
2 1. 6" ..he  that  hateth  to  be  reproved,  is  jn 
25. 2. three  forts  of  men  my  foul  hateth 
3  J.ii  a  wife  man  hateth  not  the  law 
$atcf  all. 
Wif d.i^.q.both  are  alike  hatefull  to  God 

1 5. 1 8 .  thofc  beafts  alfo  that  are  moft  hatefull ' 
1 9. 1 3  .a  more  hard  and  hatefull  behaviour 
Eccl.10.7.  pride  is  hatefull  before  God 

20.5.by  much  babling  becometh  hatefull 
Dan-i-S.  moft  hatefull  forfakersof  God 

flatten. 

Eccl.  1 0.6.  bear  not  hatred  to  thy  neighbour 
28.3.  one  man  beareth  hatred  againft  anoth. 
f  .if  he  that  is  but  fleih  nourilh  hatred 

1  Mac.  1 1.1 2.  their  hatred  was  fully  known 

13.1 7.procure  to  himfelf  great  hatred  of  the 

2  Mac.3.1.  andhistamfofwickedneffe 
4.3.  but  when  their  hatred  went  fo  far 

49.moved  v/hhhatredot  that  wicked  deed 
6. 29.  changing  the  good  will  —"into  hatred 
S^afcen, 

1  Efd.  ? ,5  5.brcught  by  floats  to  the  hiv.  of  Jop. 

2  £/?/.  1 1.4 2. as  a  tetra  or  (hip  preferred  from 
1  Mac.  14. 5. that  he  took  Joppe  for  an  haven 

1  Mac.  1 1.6.  and  burnt  the  >Wfli  by  night 

9.  fet  fire  on  the  haven,  and  the  navie 
14. 1. having  entred  by  the  haven  oS  Tripolis 
l^anghtte. 
Eccl.tz.  1  o.  but  children  being  baugbt'ie 

2  3.4.turn  from  thy  ferv3nts— a  haught.miad 
26.9. may  be  known  in  her  haughtie  looks 

2  Mac; .17 .iohaughtie  was  Antiochus  in  mind 

1 3 .9. with  a  barbarous  and  hauebtie  mind 

JjansbUneile. 

2  .M<K.5".2iiuch  W3S  the  baugbtines  of  his  mind 

1 5.6.  in  exceeding  pride  and  haugbtineffs 

Habocb. 

1  Mac.7.7.znd  fee  what  forzw^  he  hath  made 


1  £/rf.4.30.taking  the  crown  from  the  kings  he. 
and  fetting  it  upon  her  own  head 
8.7  i.and  pulled  ofFche  hair  from  off  my  head 


znbajlie  fighting  (heddeth  bloud  \  2  Efd.i.S.pM  thou  off  then  the  hair  of  thy  head 


i&afttlp 

'i'ifd.  1 9. 2.  and  fent  them  haftily  away 
£«.43.5.at  his commandement  it  runneth hafl. 

$at« 

2  Mac.q.iz.  and  made  ihem  wear  a  hat 


2  Efdr.  5.30.  didft  fo  much  hate  thy  people 
10.2  3  .into  the  bands  of  them  that  hate  us 
irf.fo.fomallrighteoufnefic  hate  iniquity 

Tob.  13. 1 2.curfed  are  all  they  which  hate  thee 

Eflb.14. 1 3. turn  his  heart  to  toe  him  that 
1 5  .thou  knoweft  that  I  hate  the  glory  of 

Eccl.7.  15.  to?  not  laborious  work 

13.20.  as  the  proud  hate  humility :  fo  doth 
19.9.  when  time  cometh,he  will  hate  thee 
2^.14.  but  the  affliftion  from  them  that  hate 

1  M^.7.26.  a  man  that  bare  deadly  hate  to 

2  Afrtc.i4.39.willing  to  declare  the  toe  that 

$atctj, 
2  E/tf.i  5.48 .hated  in  all  herworks  and  invent. 
irifd.it.  24.  any  thing,if  thou  hadft  hated  it 
EccL9.18.he  that  is  rath  in  his  talk  (halbe  hated 

20.8.  taketh  to  himfelf  authority  (halbe  hat. 
1 5.  fuch  a  one  is  to  be  to.  of  God  &  man 

21.28.  and  is  hated  wherefoever  he  dwelleth 
27. 24. 1  have  hated  many  things,but  nothing 
3 1 .1 6.and  devour  not,  left  thou  be  hated 
37.20,  (heweth  wifdom  in  words,  &  ishatcd 

42. 9.  left  (he  (hould  be  hated 

1  Mac. 1 1.2 1.  who  hated  their  own  people 

38.aH  the  forces ofhis  father halcdhita 
1  Mac.f.S.bated&sa.  forfakerof  thelawes 

Hatcft. 
Tob. 4. 1  j.do  that  to  no  man  which  thou  haicfl. 


9.38. and  (he  had  3(lies upon  hethead 
1 6.5  3  .G.  (hall  burn  coals  of  fire  upon  his  he. 
fud.8. 3 .  the  heat  came  upon  his  head 
9. 1 .  and  put  a(h .  s  upon  her  head 
1 3.8.  and  (he  took  away  his  head  from  him 
9. gave  Olofe-nes  his  bead  to  her  maid 
1 5X0  (he  took  the  fcead  out  of  the  bag 
i8.to  the  cutting  offof  the  head  of 
1 4.1.  take  his  head,  and  hang  it  upon 
6.faw  the  headof  Olofernes  in  a  mans  Jia. 
1 1. they  hanged  the  head  of  Olofernes 
1  f.and  bis  bead  was  taken  from  him 
i8.0!of.lieth  on  the  ground  without  an  h. 
Efl.i^.z.  (he  covered  her  head  with  a(hes 

1 6".  my  high  eftate, which  is  upon  my  head 
wifd.  1 8. 2  4.rmjefty  on  the  d iadem  of  his  head 
Eccl.4,7 \and  bow  thine  head  to  a  great  man 
n.i.wifdom  hfteth  up  the  headof  him  that 

1 3. and  lifted  up  his  head  from  mifery 
1 2. 1 8.he  will  (hakr  his  head,  &  clap  his  ban. 
1 9.16.3  wicked  man  that  hang,  down  his/;e. 
20.1 1.  there  is  that  liftethup  hishead 
2  f.  1  y.there  is  no  head  above  the  head  of 3 
27.25.  cafteth  it  on  his  own  head 
38.3.thephy(Tcian(liaIl  lift  up  his  head 
44.23.and  made  it  reft  on  thehead  of  Jacob 
Bar.  5.1.  and  fet  a  diadem  on  thine  head 
S«/.34.and  laid  their  hands  on  her  head 

5  5-thou  haft  lied  againft  thine  ow  n  head 
Verfe  59. 

Eel  36.  and  bare  him  by  the  hair  ofhis  head 
Pray,  eflhlamf.  that  I  cannot  1  ift  up  roy  bead 
I  Mac.7.47.  and  fmote  off  Nicanors  head 
ii.  13.  where  he  fet  two  crowns  on  his  head 

i7.anc 


Apoc.       HEA      H  E  A 


HEA       H  E  A 


H  E  A       HEA     Apoc. 


7 1  .caft  earth  upon  his  headend  prayed 
z  Mac.j.j.  had  pulled  offthe  skin  of  his  head 
i  5. go. commanded  to  ftrike  ofFNicanors  b. 

1  i.and  (hewed  them  vile  Nicanors  head 

2  j.he  hanged  alfo  Nicanors  head  upon 

!$eau=long, 
rvifd.  4.19-  and  caft  them  down  head-long 
z  Mac.6.\o.  they  caft  them  down  bead-long 

i|eaD0. 
1  £/2/.8.75.our  fins  are  multiplied  above  our  b. 
z  Efd.z.4.1  .and  upon  every  one  of  their  heads 
Jud.\.  1  i.and  caft  afhes  upon  their  beads 
8.22.defolation — will  he  turn  upon  our  hea. 
9. 9.  fend  thy  wrath  upon  their  beads 
Eccl.  1 7. 2 3  .render  their  recomp.  upon  their  hea. 
36.10.fmke  in  funder  the  heads  of  the  rukrs 
2W.6.9.make  crowns  for  the  heads  of  their  gods 
22.upon  their  bodies  and  heads  fit  bats 

3  i.and  their  heads  and  beards  (haven 

and  nothing  upon  their  beads 
1 2^.3.47.  and  caft  alb.es  upon  their  hea ds 

Chap. 4.  39- 
6.3  5. with  helmets  of  braffe  on  their  heads 
9  zj.the  wicked  beg^n  to  put  forth  their  hea. 
z  Mae.i. i6.fmote on" 'their heads^nd  caft  them 
10.  z 5. and  fprinklcd  earth  upon  their  heads 
1 4.1 5.  they  caft  earth  upon  their  heads 

i£eaO=ftrong, 
£«/.:o.8.an  horfe  not  broken  becom.  head-fro. 

1  Efd.  3.6.  an  head-tyre  of  fine  linnen 


z  Efd.z.zi. heal  the  broken  and  the  weak 
Tc£>.  3. 17.  Raphael  wasfentto  fow/themboth 

1z.14.now  God  hath  fent  me  to  healths 
Eccl. $8. 7-  with  iuch  doth  he  heal  men 


Tob.6.  8.  and  he  (hall  be  healed 

1  a.  3.  money*  and  likewife  healed  thee 
Jt'ifd.  16.10.was  ever  by  them3md  healed  them 
Eccl. zi.  3.  the  wounds  thereof  cannot  be  healed 

i&ealetb. 
Wiy3.i6.ii.thy  word,0  Lord,  which  fewfab  all 

dealing. 
£«/.38.2.of  the  moft  High  cometh  healing 

i&ealtb. 
2  Efd.  7.  J  i .  laid  up  for  us  dwellings  of  health 
Tob.7. 4-then  faid  he,  Is  he  in  good  toftb 
y.he  is  both  alive  and  in  good  health 
8. 17.  and  finith  their  life  in  health 
mfdj. 10.I  loved  her  above  health  md  beauty 
1 3 . 1 8.  for  healtb,he  calleth  upon  that  which 
16.  n.  that  reftored  them  to  health 
Eccl.  1. 18.  making  peace  and  perfect  health 
17.26.out  of  datknelfe  into  the  light  of  heal. 
30.1  <;. health,  and  good  ftateof  body  are 
3 4. 17. he giveth  health, life, and  '.Selling 
2itfdCi.10.fent  greeting  &  health  to  Anftob. 
3 . 3  z.a  facrifice  for  the  health  of  the  "man 
9. 1 8. therefore  defpairingof  his  health 

lo.wiiherh  much  joy,  health,  &  profperity 

2  2.  not  diftrufting  mine  health,  buc 

11.28.  we  are  alfo  in  good  health 

Healthful!. 

w'iy#.i.!4.generations  of  the  world  were  health/. 

£cf/.3.27.the  wicked  man  (hal  heap  fin  upon  fin 
20.28.that  tilleth  hisland  (hall  incr.his heap 
39.  I7.at  his  comman.the  wat.ftood  as  an  he. 


2  Efd.i. g.in clods  ofpitch,and  heaps  of  afhes 
»'i/^.i8.z3.dead  were  now  fallen  down  by  he. 
1  Mac.  11.4.  for  they  hid  made  heaps  of  them 

5?car, 

1  £#.9.40^0  ferco-  the  law  in  the  firft  day  of 

2  Efd.i.i6. 1  will  not  hear  you  )  for 

2.1.  whom  they  would  not  few?-,  but 

9X0  will  I  do  unto  them  that  hear  me  not 
706.3.13. that  I  may  bear  no  more  the  reproach 

Verfe  If. 
6.  1  j.  wherefore  hear  me,0  my  brother 
io.i2.thatI  vavjhear  good  report  of  thee 
Jitd.%. 17 .  and  he  will  bear  out  voice 
3 1 .  bear  me,  and  I  will  do  a  thing 
9.4.O  my  God, hear  me  alfo  a  widow 
1 2.  Lord  —  few  thou  my  prayer 


14.1.  bear  me  now,  my  brethren 
Efi.i  3  =  17.  hear  my  prayer,  and  be  mercifull  to 

14. 19.  bear  the  voice  of  the  forlorn,and 
Wifd.6. 1.  tear  therefore,  O  ye  kings,and 
8.  ly.afraidwhentheydobuttezrofme 
15.15  .notes  to  draw  breath,  nor  ears  to  hear 
Eccl.i.i.bearme  your  father,0  children 

5.1  i.be  fwtft  to  hesr,8i.  let  thy  life  be  fincere 
6.3  3  .if  thou  love  to  hear,  thou  (halt  receive 
3  5.be  willing  to  bear  every  godly  difcour. 
21. 15. if  a  skilfullman  bean  wife  word 
23.7.^,0 ye  children,thedifcipline of 
25.9.  in  the  ears  of  him  that  will  hear 
29.25.  thou  (halt  fcca?- bitter  words 
3 1.2  2. my  Con,hear  me,and  defpife  me  not 
3  3. 1 8. bear  me,0  ye  great  men  of  the  people 
34.24.  whofe  voice  will  the  Lord  bear 
26.  who  will  hear  his  prayer,or  what 
S^earD. 
1  Efd.  5.(5"  j. that  the  trumpets  might  not  be  heard 
fo  that  it  was  heard  afar  off 
9.50.they  all  wept  when  they  beard  the  law 
To&.3.T.6\the  prayers  of  them  both  were  heard 
fnd.4. 1 3 .  fo  God  heard  their  prayers 
Eft.tz.z.  and  he  heard  their  devices 
£«/.3.5.makeihhis  prayer,  he  (hall  beheard 
4.6.his  prayer  (hall  be  heard  of  him 
1  i.S.anfwer  not  before  thou  haft  heard 
1 6.5.mine  ear  hath  heard  greater  things 
1 7. 1 3. and  their  ears  heard  his  glorious  voice 
19.9.  for  he  heard  and  obferved  thee 
io.if  thou  haft  heard  i  word,let  it  die 
2 7. and  making  as  if  he  heard  not 
3  3.4.prepa.  whattofay,&  fo  thou  (halt  be  /;. 
41.2  3  .fpeaking  again  t  hat  wch  thou  baft  heard 
45.9.  that  might  be  heard 'in  the  temple 
46.  5.  and  the  great  Lord  heard  him 
48.2.o.immediatly  the  holy  Oneheard  them 
50.16.and  made  a  great  noife  to  be  beard 
51.11.  and  fo  my  prayer  was  beard 
i^earDeft, 
JE«/.48.7.who  heardefi  the  rebuke  of  the  Lord 

fearer. 
mfd.1.6.  and  an  hearer  of  his  tongue 

Heareft. 

£cc£t3.i3.when  thou  hearejl  thefe  things 

27.7.praife  no  man  before  thou  heareft  him 

Healths 

Wifd.i.  to. the  ear  of  jealoufie  beareth  all  things 

£c<;/.2i.  1 5. one  of  no  underftanding  beareth  it 

2i.26.every  om  that  beareth  it  will  beware 

z5.18.when  he  beareth  it,(hall  figh  bitterly 

f  Hearing. 

wi/y.  1 8. 1  .whofe  voice  th  v  bearing,  and  not 
Bar.  1 . 4.  in  the  hearing  of  the  nobles 

and  in  the  bearing  of  the  elders 


£«/.I4.ij.  (hall  4(obearl(en  at  her  doors 
1 6.24.  my  Con,  hearken  unto  me,  and  learn 
2i.24.rudentfTeof  am^n  tofez/'^.at  the  do. 
33.i8.3od/.«w£TOwithyour  ears,  ye  ruler 
$7. ri, hearken  not  unto  thefe  in  any  matter 
39.  i3.fe^f»untome,ye  holy  children 

Bar. 2.24.bat  we  would  nor  hearken  to  thy  voice 

1  Mac. z.t 2.we  will  not  /.w£e?z  to  the  kings  w. 

2  itftff  7.1 5- young  man  would  in  no  cafe  hear\. 

ijjear&enrti. 

Bar.  3.4.and  nothearhened  to  the  voice  of  thee 

i!?eavt. 

1  Efd.  1.1.  3. with  an  fe<J?£  full  of  godlirufle 

48. hardening  his  neck  arid  his  heart 
3.2i.anditmaketh  every  heart  rich 
8.2  5.who  hath  put  thefe  things  into  the  heart 

2  Efd. z..zi.the  firft  Adam  bearing  a  wicked  he. 

26. for  they  alfo  had  a  wicked  heart 
4.30.evillfeed  hath  been  (own  in  the  heart 
8.  jS.fiid  in  their  heart, thit  there  is  no  God 
To&.i.iz.Xremcmbred  God  with  all  my  few.! 
4. 1 }  .defpife  not  in  thy  heart  thy  brethren 
6.4.  and  take  the  heart,  and  the  liver 
6.  to  what  ufc  is  the  he  art ,  and  the  liver 
7. touching  the  heart  and  the  liver 
17.HS  heart  was  effectually  joyncd  to  her 
8.2.and  putthe/wit  and  the  liver  of  the  fiih 
^«f.8.i4.you  cannot  find  the  depth  of  the  heart 
Eft.  1 4. 13.  turn  his  heart  to  hate  him  that 
Sffff  2 


15.5.  but  her  beat  t  was  in  anguifh  for  fear 
ivifd.i.6.a.  true  beholder  of  his  heart ,and  a 
2.2.a  little  fpark  in  the  moving  of  our  heart 
8. i7.and  pondered  them  in  my  heart 

2 1.  and  with  my  whole  heart  I  faid 
1 5. 10. his  bwitisatheSjhishopeis  more  vile 
Eccl. 1. 1 2.the  fear  of  the  L.maketha  merry  hea. 

28  come  not  unto  him  with  a  double  hea. 

30.but  thy  heart  is  full  of  deceit 
2.2.fet  thy  heart  aright,  &  conftantly  endure 
3.26.3  Stubborn  heart  (hall  fare  evill 

27-an  obftinate  fofl?T (hall  be  laden  with 

zo.xhehearUoi  the  prudent  willunderfta. 
5,i.fet  not  thine  heart  upon  thy  goods 

2.  to  walk  in  the  wayes  of  thine  heart 
tf.26.come  unto  hi  r  with  thy  whole  heart 

'  37.  he  fhall  eftablifh  thine  beart,and 
7.27.honour  thy  father  with  thy  whole  heart 
8.i9.open  not  thine  heart  to  every  man 
9. 9.  left  thine  heart  incline  unto  her 
10. 1  z.bisbeart  is  turned  away  from  his  Mak. 
II.  30.  fo  is  the  heart  oSth.c  proud ,and 
1 3. z  5. the  heart  oi  a  man  changeth  his  count, 
a.tnerry  heart  rnaketh  a  cheerfull  cou. 

itf.is  a  token  of  an  heart  that  is  in  profpe. 
1 4.2 1  .he  that  confidercth  her  wayes  in  his  h, 
16.20.no  bean  can  think  upon  thefe  things 

24. and  mark  my  words  with  thine  heart 
i7.6.eyes,ears,and  an  heart  gave  he  them 

28.the  living  &  (bund  in  heart  ihallpraife 
19.16.flip.in  his  fpcech,t;ut  not  from  his  hea. 
2  i.6.feareth  the  L.  will  repent  from  his  hea. 

1 7. (hall  ponder  his  ways  in  their  heart' 

26-the  heart  of  fools  is  in  their  mouth 
2  2.i6.fotbe  totf-thatis  fhbliihedby 

17. an  heart  fi  tied  on  a  thought  of  underft. 

1 8.fo  a  fearfull  heart  ta  the  imagination 

i9.and  he  that  pricketh  the  heart  maketh 

2  3. z. the  difciplineof  wifdomover  minefo. 

1 8  .faying  thus  in  her  heart,  Who  feeth  me 
25.7.1  have  judged  in  mine  heart  to  be  happy 

1 3-any  plnguc,  but  the  plague  of  the  heart 
26. 4. if  he  have  a  good  heart  towards  the  Lo. 

5. there  be  three  things  that  mine  heart  tea. 

1 8.fo  are  the  fair  feet  with  a  conftant  heart 

28. there  be  2.  things  that  grieve  miae  he. 

27.fi.fo  is  the  utterance  of  a  conceit  in  the  he- 

.   30. 16. and  no  joy  above  the  joy  of  theheart 

23. thine  own  foul,  and  comfort  thine  hea. 

25.3  cheerfull  and  good  heart  will 
3 1. 28. wine— brings  gladnefle  of  heart 
3j.5.theto!/«ofthefooli(hislikeacart  wh. 

3  4. 5. the  tot  fancieth  asawomans  heart  in 
36.20.8  froward  heart  caufeth  heavineffe 
37.17.8  fignof  changing  of  the  heart 
38.10  cleanfe  thy  heart  from  all  wickedneffe 

1 8. the  heavines  of  the  heart  breaketh  ftre. 
20.  take  no  heavinefTe  to  heart 
40. 20. wine  and  mufick  rejoyce  the  heart 
42. 1 8. he  feeketh  out  the  deep,and  theheart 
45 .1%. heart  is  aftonifhed  at  the  raining  of  it 
45.16. God  give  you  wifdom  in  your  heart 
46-1  i.who!- /or*  went  not  a  whoring 
49. 3. he  direded  his  bean  unto  the  Lord 
50.2?  .he  grant  us  joyfulnefle  of  heart 
1 5«t.wo  manner  of  nari.wch  mine  heart ab. 
27. who  out  of  his  heart  poured  forth  wif. 
28.  he  that  layeth  them  up  in  his  heart 
E<K'.2.8.the  imaginations  of  his  wicked  heart 
Dan.-^.i  5. in  a  contrite  heart  &  an  humble  fpir. 

64.O  ye  holy  and  humble  men  of  heart 
Sitf,  35  her  heart  trufled  in  the  Lord 
Pray  ofManaf.  I  bow  the  knee  of  my  heart 

1  Mac6.  lo.my  heart  faileth  for  care 

2  3f(Jf.j.i7.what  forrow  he  had  now  in  his  hea, 

dearth. 
£«/.jo.i2.ftood  by  the  hearth  of  the  altar 

l^eartilp. 
2  Mae.4.17.  Antiochus  was  heartily  Sorry 

hearts. 

i  Efd.  14.3  4.  and  reform  your  hearts 
\6-.  54-their  thoughts,  and  their  hearts 
63.  and  what  you  think  in  your  hearts 
fud,  8. 24-becJufe  their  hearts  depend  upon  us 
Eccl.  2. 1 2.  wo  be  to  fearfull  hearts,  and 

17-that  fear  the  L.will  prepare  their  hearts 
8.  2.  and 


Apoc.       HEA      H  E  A 


H  E  A       H  E  A 


8. 2.  and  perverted  the  hemts  of  kings 
1 6.  i  o.  in  the  hardneiTe  of  their  hearts 
17.8.  hefet  his  eye  upon  their  hearts 

i6".make  to  themfel.flefhy  hearts  for  ftony 
3 1 .26X0  doth  wine  the  hearts  of  the  proud 
48.1  o.then  trembled  their  hearts  and  hands 
Bar.  3  .7.  thou  haft  put  thy  fear  in  our  hearts 
6.  6.  but  fay  ye  in  your  bcarts,0  Lord3we 
so.  their  hearts  are  gnawed  upon 

1  Mac.  1 2.  28.  and  trembled  in  their  hearts 

2  Mac.1.4.  open  your  hearts  in  his  law^ 

2.  j .  (hould  not  depart  from  their  hearts 
iy.i7.encourage  the  hearts  of  the  young  men 
27.  praying  unto  God  with  their  hearts 
$eat. 
2  Efd.  1 ,2d.fbr  the  heat  I  covered  you  w  ith 
fud.S.2  .the  heat  came  upon  his  head 
tf'i/#.2.4.overcome  with  the  heat  thereof 
Eccl.  r4.27.by  her  he  flialbe  covered  from  heat 
18.  i6\fhall  not  the  dew  aflwage  the  heat 
3  4.  r  6.z  defence  from  beat, 3.nd  a  cover  from 
3  8. 28. he  fighteth  wth  the  heat  of  the  furnace 
43.3>who  can  abide  the  burning  heat  thereof 
2  2.a  dew  coming  after  heat  refrefheth 
Bar.  2.2  5. they  are  caft  out  to  the  heat  of  the  day 
Dan.  3 .4  3 .  O  ye  fire  and  kd^Uefle  ye  the  Lord 

SjeatetJ. 

2  Mac.j.%-  which  forthwith  being  heated,  he 

heathen. 

1  £#.5.7  2.  the  beathenoi  the  land  lying  heavie 

8.93.wives  which  we  have  taken  of  the  beat. 
9.9.  feparate  your  felves  from  the  heathen 

2  Efd.  3 •  3  6.tby  precepts ;  but  not  the  heathen 
Eft.  i  4. 1  y  .abhor  the  bed — of  all  the  heathen 
H'ifd.  1 5 . 1  y-the  idols  of  the  heathen  to  be  gods 
Eccl-i  y.i8.and  repayed  vengeance  to  the  heath. 

3  6.io.fmite  in  (under  the  heads — of  the  hea. 
3  9.23X0  (hall  the  heathen  inherit  his  wrath 
Bar.z.t  3.  we  are  but  a  few  left  among  the  heat. 

1  Mac. 1. 1 1. and  make  a  covenant  with  the  hea. 

1 3  .do  after  the  ordinances  of  the  heathen 
^according  to  the  cuftoms  of  the  frftrtfoa 
1  f  .and  joynedthemfelves  to  the  heathen 
42.fo  all  the  heathen  agreed,  according  to 

2. 1 8.1ike  as  all  the  heathen  have  done 
68.recompenfe  fully  the  heathen 

4. 1 1. that  fo  all  the  heathen  may  know  that 
4f  .becaufe  the  heathen  had  defiled  it 
54.and  what  day  the  heathen  had  profaned 
58.  reproach  of  the  heathen  was  put  away 

y.  37.  and  go  fight  againft  the  heathen 

1 3.41.  thus  the  yoke  of  the  heathen  was 

2  Mac.  1 .  27.  that  fervc  among  the  heathen 

let  the  heathen  know  that  thou  art 
4.  9.  in  the  falhions  of  the  heathen 
6.8.to  the  neighbour  cities  of  the  heathen 
io.2.the  altars  which  the  heathen  had  built 
1 1.3  .as  of  the  other  chappelsof  the  heathen 
1  j. 10.  the  falfhood  of  the  heathen,  and 
f&eathentft. 
%  MacA.13.2nd  increafe  of  heathenijh  manners 


1  Efd.  4.36\and  the  heaven  blefleth  it 

4^.thou  haft  vowed  to  the  king  of  beaveft 
58.  and  praifedthekingof  heaven 
6. 1 3  .the  Lord  which  made  heaven  and  earth 
8 .7  j  .our  ignorances  have  reached  up  to  heav. 

2  £/y.2.i4.takefcertzraand  earth  to  witnefle 
4.8.neither  did  I  everclimb  up  into  heaven 
6. 3  8 .  let  heaven  and  earth  be  made 

8. 20.things  in  the  beavenjtnd  in  the  air 
ij.3.waxedftrongwiththethoufandsof/;M. 

y  .from  the  four  winds  of  the  heaven 
16.55 .let  the  heav.  be  made,&  it  was  created 

FflKy.itf.God which  dwellethin  heavenptoipev 
7. 1 8. Lord  of  heaven  and  earth  give  thee  joy 
10. 1 1  .G.of  heav.give  you  a  prosperous  jour. 

12.  the  Lord  of  toiw^reftore  thee 
1 3.  r  1.  even  gifts  to  the  King  oiheaven 

JW.?.8.3nd  worfhipped  the  God  oiheaven 
in7.andfervcththe  God  oiheaven 

Eft.ii.i  o.thou  hail  made  heaven  and  earth 

ivifd.9. 1 6. but  the  things  that  are  in  heaven 
r  3  .i.or  the  lights  of  heaven  to  be  the  gods 
16.20.and  didft  fend  them  from  heaven  bread 
18. 1  j.Word  leapt  down  from  heaven 


16.  and  it  touched  the  heaven,  but  it  flood 
Eccl.  1. 3. who  can  find  out  the  height  oiheaven 
16. 18.  the  heavetwnd  thehcaven  of  heavens 
1 7.3  2. he  vievveth— the  height  oiheaven 
24.5.  I  alone  compaffed  the  circuit  of  heaven 
26.16. the  fun  when  ic  arifeth  in  the  high  hea. 
43. i.the beauty  oi  heaven,vi  ith  his  glorious 
8.  fhining  in  the  firmament  of  heaven 
12.it  compaffeth  the  heaven  about 
46. 17.  the  Lord  thundered  from  heaven 
48.3.by  the  word  of  the  L.he  (hut  up  the  hea. 
20.the  holy  One  heard  them  out  oiheav.r 
5  1. 19.I  ftretched  forth  my  hands  to  the  hea. 
Bar.  1. 1  i.may  be  on  earth  as  the  dayes  of  heav. 
2.2.asnever  happened  under  the  whole  heav. 
3.29.WI10  hath  gone  'up  into  heaven 
y.3.unto  every  countrey  under  heaven 
<?.5'4.they  are  as  crows  between  heav.Sc  earth 
Sn[.  9.  that  they  might  not  look  unto  heaven 

35.  looked  up  towards  heaven 
Bel  y.  who  hath  created  the  heaven  &  the  earth 
Pray.  ofManaf.  who  haft  made  heaven  &  earth 
to  behold— the  height  oiheaven 

1  Mac.r.  37.  heaven  &  earth  (hall  teftifie  for  us 
y  8.Elias—  was  taken  up  into  heaven 

j.i8.withthe  God  oiheaven  itisallons 

19.  but  ftrength  comes  from  heaven 
60.  as  the  will  of  God  is  in  heaven 

4. 10.  now  therefore  let  us  cry  unto  heaven 
24.  and  praifed  the  Lord  in  heaven 
40.  and  cryed  towards  heaven 
S  5.  and  praifing  the  Gcjd  of  heaven 

5.3 1 .  the  cry  of  the  city  went  up  to  heaven 
9.46.  wherefore  cry  ye  now  unto  heaven 
12. 1  y.  for  we  have  help  from  heaven 
1 6.  3 .  and  the  help  from  heaven  be  with  you 

2  Mac. 1. 10.  the  fire  came  down  from  heaven 
fire  came  down  from  heav.  &  confu. 

a  1.  manifeft  figns  that  came  from  heaven 
3. 1  y.called  unto  heaven,upon  him  that 

20.  holding  their  hands  towards  heaven 
34.thou  haft  been  fcourged  from  heaven 
39.  for  he  that  dwelleth  in  heaven  hath 

7. 1 1.  thefe  I  had  from  heaven,  and  for  his 
28.1ook  upon  the  heaven  and  the  earth 

8.20.beca.of  the  help  that  they  had  from  hea. 
9. 10, could  reach  to  the  ftars  oiheaven 

20.  to  God,  having  my  hope  in  heaven 
io.29.appeared  unto  the  enemies  from  heav. 
11.  10.  hating  an  helper  from  heaven 
14.34.  liftuptheir  hands  towards  heaven- 
1  y.3. if  there  were  a  mighty  one  in  heaven 
8.  they  had  received  from  heaven 
34.every  man  praifed  towardsthe  heaven 
l£eatenlt». 
2  £/2/.2.37.hath  called  you  to  the  heavenly  kin. 
n'ifd.  19.2 1 .  the  ycie  kind  of  heavenly  meat 
Hjeabeng. 

1  E/rf.4#34.he  compafleth  the  heavens  round  ab. 

2  £/#.3.i8.bowing  the  heav.  thou  didft  fet  faft 
4.21.  he  that  dwelleth  above  the  heavens 

are  above  the  height  of  the  heavens 
1 6. 59.  he  fpreadeth  out  the  heavens  like  a 
tob.%. ^.\tt  the  heavens  blefle  thee,and  all  thy 
fud.9.1 2.  Lord  of  the  heavens  and  earth 
H'ifd.  9.10.  fend  her  out  of  the  holy  heavens 
Eccl.  16. 1 8 .  the  heaven  and  the  heaven  oiheav. 
45. 1  y.fo  long  as  the  heavens  (hould  rem. 
Bar. 6.67. ntith.  can  they  (hew  figns  in  the  heav. 
i^eaWe, 

1  Efd^.jz.tht  heathen— lying  heavie  upon  the 

2  Efd.%.  \6.  why  is  thy  countenance  fo  heavie 
1 2-46.be  not  hean)ie,\haw  houfe  of  Jacob 

vifd.  i7.4.appeared  to  therewith  heavie  counte. 
Eccl.  2f.  23.  maketh  an  heavie  countenance 

3  3 .28.not  obedient,put  on  more  heavie  fett. 

40.1.  an  heavie  yoke  is  upon  the  fons  of  Ad. 

1  /kte.8.3i.wheref.haft  thou  made  thy  yoke  he. 

2  A?<rc.y.23.bare  an  heavie  hmd  over  thecitize. 

Scatter. 
Eccl.ii.ia.  what  is  heavier  then  lead 

l&eatotncffe. 
2  Efd.  10.7.  Sion  is  full  of  hcavineffe 

8 .  are  fad,  for  we  are  all  in  hcavineffe 
24.  therefore  (hake  off  thy  great  hcavineffe 
Tob.  2.  j.  and  ate  my  meat  in  heavineffe- 


H  E.B     ,HE  L     Aperf; 

E«/.2  2.4.1iveth  dilhoncitly,is  her  f.ithersTtoT 
30.9.and  he  will  bring  thee  to  hcavineffe 

ii.givc  not  over  thy  mind  to  hcavineffe 
3 6.20.a  froward  heart caufeth  hcavineffe 
3  8. 1 7. comfort  thy  fdf  for  thy  heavineffe 
18.  iotoi  heavineffe  cometh  death 

the  heavineffe  of  the  heart  breaketh  ftr 
ic.take  no  heavines  to  heart,drive  it  away 
1  ^.i.27.marriage-chamber1was  inhcavine/s 
3  •  5 1 .  and  thy  priefts  are  in  heavineffe 
6.4.  departed  thence  with  great  heavineffe 

Jitd.  1 1. 1 1 .  and  perfwade  this  Hebrew  woman 

Jud.io.  i  2. 1  am  a  woman  of  the  Hebrews 
1 4«  1  S.one  woman  of  the  Hebrews  hath  bro 

2M«.7.3i.authourofallmifchiefagai.the/?' 
1 1. 1 3  .the  Hebrews  could  not  be  overcome  ' 
IT. 3  7.the  Hebrews  had  the  city  in  their  pow 

li^bjon. 

1  Af<fc. 5.65. where  he  fmote'H^ro^  and  toe 

Eccl.  26. 12.  by  every  hedge  will  (he  fit 

28.24.look  that  thou  hedge  thy  poiTe(fion  ab 
36.25.where  no  hedge  is,  there  the  poffeilion 
heifer,  v 

?ob.  1.  y.  facrificed  unto  the  heifer  of  Baal 

tefght, 
i£/^.6.2y.whofek^klhalbefixtycubits 
Jud.  i.z.thchcigbt  of  the  wall  feventy  cubits 

7.  lo.butinthe/wkof  the  mountains 
Eccl.  i.3.who  can  find  out  theheight  of  heaven 

4 3. 1. the  pride  of  thek^the  clear  firmam. 

50.2.  the  double  height,  the  high  fortreffe 
Pray. ofManaf.  to  behold  —the  height  of  heaven 

2  Arac4.13.fuch  was  the  Wg.  of  Greek  fafhions 
6. 1  y .left  that  being  come  to  the  height  of  fia 

tyzit. 
Tab.  3 . 1  y  .neither  hath  he  any  child  to  be  his  heir 
EaZ.22.23.that  thou  mayeft  bebeir  with  him 
23.22.and  bringech  in  an  heir  by  another 

$eto. 

1  Efd.  1. 2 1  .kings  of  Ifra.  held  not  fuch  a  paffeo. 
3.24.when  he  had  fo  fpoken,he held  his  peace 
4. 12.  and  he  held  his  tongue 

41.  and  with  that  he  held  his  peace 
yo.villages  of  the  Jews^then  they  held 
y.yi.alfo  they  held  the  feaft  of  tabernacles 

2  Efd.^.i^.  fothe angel— held me,comfort. me 
6.  8Jacobs  hand  held  firft  the  heel  of  Efau 
1 3 .6\nor  fe<Wfword,nor  any  inftrument  of 

28.he  held  neither  fword,nor  any  infrrutn. 

44.heldRi\l  the  floud  till  they  were  paffed 

Efi.x  $.  n.fo  he  held  up  his  golden  fcepter 

f^.i2.24.wayesoferror,&fcWthem  for  gods 

I7.4.neither  might  the  corner  that  held  them 

Eccl.  1 3 . 2 i.a  rich  man — is  held  up  of  his  friends 

z6. 7.  is  as  though  he  held  a  fcorpion 
Bel  19.  held  the  king  that  he  (hould  not  go  in 

1  Mac.1.2.  fo  did  all  they  that  held  with  his  fat. 
6.y2.  and  held  them  battell a  longfeafon 
1 1. y.  but  the  king  held  his  peace 

2  Mac.  10.6.  held  the  feaft  of  tabernacles 
l4-4.and  fo  that  day  heheldhis  peace 

HelioDojns. 
2  Mac.i.7-king  chofe  out  Heliodorus  his  treafur. 
8. fo  forthwith  He  liodorits  took  his  journey 
25.  fmote  at  Hclisderm  with  his  fore-feet 
z-j.Heliodorm  fell  fuddenly  to  the  ground 
3 1 .  Heliodorm  friends  prayed  Onias 
3  i.treachery  had  been  done  to  Heliodorus 
33.  and  flood  by  Heliodorus,  faying 
3  y.fo  Heliodorus,iittt  he  had  offered  facr. 
37-and  when  the  king  asked  Heliodorus 
40. and  the  things  concerning  Heliodorus 
1.  as  if  he  had  terrified  Heliodorus 


4. 


mi. 

2  ECd.i.i<).thy  children  (hall  not  fee  hell 
4.8.into  the  deep,norasyct  into  hell 
8.  y  3.  and  corruption  is  fled  into  hell 
Tvb.ij.i.he  leadeth  down  to  hell,  and 
Wifd.  1 7.i4.out  of  the  bottoms  of  inevitable  hell 
Eccl.  21.  10.  at  the  end  thereof  is  the  pit  of  hell 
5 1.  y, from  the  depth  of  the  belly  oibett 
_  6.  my 


Apoc.       H  E  L      HEL 


HER       HID 


HID      H  I  G      Apoc. J 


6.my  life  was  neer  to  the  te// beneath 
D^».j.6s.fot  he  hath  delivered  us  from  bell 

fijeimet. 
ifif.j.iS.  true  judgement  in  fteadof  anhelmi 

i  Mac.6.l^-vihhhclmcts ofbraflVon  their  heads 

i  Efd.z.6.'m  the  places  abour,!et  them  help  him 
6.28.  look  diligently  to  help  thole  that  be  of 
8. 27  .by  the  help  of  the  Lord  my  God 

Jud.6.u.they  called — all  that  night  for  help 
7.  j  i. and  there  came  no  help  to  us 
8.1 1.  thefe  dsyes  the  Lord  turn  to  help  you 

1  j. if  he  willnotfe/puswithinthefe 
17  and  call  upon  him  to  help  us 

ij.j.now  is  the  tirnetofo.thine  inheritance 
Eflbcr  14.3.M0  medefolate  woman,  which 

1 4. and  help  me  that  am  defolate 
ififd.z. iS.ht  will  help  him,  and  deliver  him 
1 1.6.  fouls  deftitute  of  help 
13.16.  knowing  that  it  was  unable  to  help 

is  an  image,and  hath  need  of  help 

i8.that  which  hath  leaft  meanes  to  help 
1 4. 1 8  .did  be Ip  to  fet  forward  the  ignorant  to 
jgcc/.j,.6.beleevein  him,and  he  will  help  thee 
3 .  1 2.  my  (on,help  thy  fatberin  bis  age 
8. 16. where  there  is  no  help  he  wil  overthrow 
1 1 . 1  i.another  that  is  flow,8c  hath  need  of/;. 
I  i.4.gonly  man,  and  help  not  a  (inner 

7. give  unto  the  good,&  help  not  the  (inner 

i7.and  though  he  pretend  to  help  thee 
1  3. 23. they  will  help  to  overthrow  him 
if.y.belp  the  poor  for  thecommandem.  fake 

jo.  help  thy  neighbour  according  to  thy 
3  4.16.  and  an  help  from  falling 
36.24.3  help  like  unto  himfelf.andapillarof 
40.24.  brethren  and  help  are  againft  time  of 

i6.and  it  needeth  not  to  feek  help 
5 1. 7  .and  there  was  no  man  to  help  me 

10.  of  the  proud,  when  there  vtasnoklp 
Bdc.4.17.  but  what  can  I  help  you 
6. 2,7. not  help  any  inhsdiftrefle 

5S.neitherare  they  able  lohelp  themfelves 

68.  get  under  a  covert,and  help  themfelves 
1  Mac-i-is-  mighty  hoftof  the  ungodly  to  help 

5  3.  except  thou  (OGod)  be  out  help 
j. 3 9.  hired  the  Arabians  to  help  them 
8. 1 3.  whom  they  would  help  to  a  kingdome 

aj.peop'.e  of  the  Jews  (hall  help  them 

27-the  Romanes  fhall  help  them  with  all 
10. 74. his  brother  met  bim  for  to  help  him 
1 1.43.  if  thou  (end  me  men  to  help  me 

6o.gathered  themfelves  unto  him  for  to  h. 
1 2.1 5. for  we  have  help  from  heaven  that 

53. they  have  no  captain,  nor  any  to  help 
1 4. 5  .to  get  him  help  to  fight  againftTriphon 
1 6. 3. and  the  help  from  heaven  be  with  you 
1  Mac- 3.1 8. being  unable  to  help  himfelf  with 
6. 1 1. they  made  a  confeience  to  help  themfel. 
8.20.  becaufe  of  the  help  they  had  from  heav. 

2  3  .this  watch- w  ord,  The  help  of  G  od 
24.by  the  help  of  the  Almighty  they  flew 

3  5.  he  was  through  the  help  of  the  Lord 
10,16.  thofe  places  which  more  needed  his  h. 
1 1. 7. together  with  him^tohelp  their  brethren 
l2.n.]udas(ide,hythefe/pofGod,  get  the 
1 3 .  10. he  would  alfo  help  thern,being  at  the 

1 3  .try  the  matter  in  fight  by  the  help  of 
1 7. protection  of  the  Lord  did  help  them 
1  j. 7. confidence  that  the  Lord  would  he.  him 
8 .  but  to  remember  the  help  which  in  for. 
3  j.lign  unto  all  of  the  help  of  the  Lord 
J^clpcD. 

1  Efd.1.9.  hclpedthcm  in  all  things  with  (ilver 
Tob.z.  io.but  they  helped  me  not 
Eccl.  29.4.  put  them  to  trouble  that  helped  them 
1  Mac.$.i.znd  all  his  brethren  helped  him 
1  i.i3.becaufe  the  Almighty  God  helpcdthcm 


2  Ate.10.16.that  he  would  be  their  helper 

1 1 .  10.  having  an  helpeT  from  heaven 

12.36.  fhew  himfelf  to  be  their  helper 

helper?. 

2  Efd.  ieT.33.  fhall  mourn,  having  no  helpers 

Eccl.i^.zz.  is  fallen,he  hath  many  helpers 

l&eipetri. 
E«/.37.f.a  companion  v/cb  helpctb  bis  friend 
2  M ac.  14. 1 J .alwayes  helpcth  his  portion 

helping. 

1  jE/y.6.i.being  with  them,and  helping  them 

H?e!psf. 

2  Afdc8.19.what  helps  their  fore-fathers  had 

2  Efd.i-io.zs  a  tegatheteth  her  chickens 

l^erb. 
ivifd.i6.iz.iot  it  was  neither  befb3  not 

$erb0. 
2  jE/i.9.26.  and  did  eat  of  the  herbs 

12.51.  and  had  my  meat  of  the  herbs 
2  Mac*  5. 17.  who  fed  on  herbs  continually 

z  Mac.4.19.  to  the  facrifice  of  Hercules 
2o.was  appointed  to  Hercules  facrifice 


7W\8.t».gaveft  him  Eve  his  wife  for  an  he/per 
.fud.7.i^.  nowrwe-have  no  helper,  but  God  hath 
Eflber  1 4. 3  .which  have  no  helper  but  thee 

Verfe  1 4. 
Eccl.  j  1.2.  thou  art  my  defender  and  helper 

and  haft  been  my  helper  againft  mine 


/«rf.2.27.defrroyed  their  flocks  and  herds 
3 . 3  .our  fields  of  w  hear,  and  flocks^and  herds 
heritage, 
r  2/^.8.83. enter  into  to  pofTefle  as  an  heritage 
Eccl.  1 7.1 1. and  the  law  of  life  for  an  heritage 
1 9. 3. worms  (hall  have  him  to  heritage 
20.25.both  fhall  have  deftruftion  to  heritage 

22.2  3.mayeft  be  heir  with  him  in  his  herita, 
4  j. 20. and  gave  him  an  heritage 

Chap.44.23. 
46.8.to  bring  them  into  the  heritage 
9-his  feed  obtained  it  for  an  heritage 

1  Ate.*.56.received  the  heritage  of  the  land 

2  Ato.2.4.and  faw  the  heritage  o£  God 

17.  and  gave  them  all  an  heritage 
Sermon. 
Eccl.zt,. 1  3.  upon  the  mountains  oi Herman 

5?eoisrj. 
z Mac.i.i6-bewcd thtm  in  pieces,  fnaoteoff 

J?erx>en. 
7W.i.2.ftones  bewen,  three  cubits  broad 
Bar. 6. 3 9. Hones  that  be  hewenoutol tbemoun. 
1  Ato.13.27.with  hewen  ftone behind  &  befo. 

$tD. 
zEfd.8.^.  the  moth  is  hid  from  you 
lob.  r .  1 9. 1  buried  them,  and  hid  my  felf 

12.13  -thy  good  deed  was  not  hid  from  me 
Wifdi  1. 8. unrighteous  things  cannot  be  hid 
10. the  noifeofmurmuringsisnot/jj^ 
10.8.  they  could  not  fo  much  as  be  bid 
17. 3. for  while  they  fuppofed  to  lie  hid 
Eccl.16.z1.  the  moft  part  of  his  works  atthid 
1 7.1  y.and  fhall  not  be  hid  from  his  eyes 

2o.none  of  their  unrighteous  deeds  are  hid 
2o.3o.wifdom  that  island  treafurerhat 

Chap.  41.  14. 
39.1 9.nothing  can  be  hid  from  his  eyes 

43.3  i.there  are  yet  hid  greater  things 
Suf.  1 6. two  elders  had  hid  chcmfclves 

1 8. faw  not  the  elders,becaufe  they  were  h. 
37.a  young  man  who  there  wasfef 

1  Mac.z.^6.  ftop.  the  places  where  they  lay  bid 

9.3  8.  and  hid  themfelves  under  the  covert 

2  AfiJc1.19.and  hidix.  in  an  hollow  place 

20. the  pofterity  of  thofe  priefts  thatfeVf  it 

2  2.which  afore  was  hid  in  the  cloud 

3  3. priefts  that  were  led  away  had  hidtht 
1 0.37. killed  Timotheus  that  was  hid  in  a 

1 2.41.  had  opened  the  things  that  were  hid 

2  Efd.-{.  1  .the  way  of  truth  (hall  be  hidden 
i6,6z.and  fearcheth  out  all  hidden  things 

Eccl.  1 1  4.his  works  among  men  are  hidden 
1 1.8. an  enemy  cannot  be  hidden  in  adverfity 
42.i9.revealteh  the  fteps  of  hidden  things 
20.neither  any  word  is  hidden  from  him 

Bdr.6.48. where  they  may  be  hidden  with  them 

1  Afac1.23.alfo  he  took  the  bidden  treafures 

$tDe. 

2  £#.5.9.  then  fhall  wit  hidch  felf 

1 2»37.thou  haft  feen  in  a  book,  &  hide  them 
Sffff; 


i4.6.declare,and  thefc  (hah  thou  hide 

16.63.  and  would  hide  their  fin 
66.  how  will  you  /writ  your  fins 
Tob.  1 3.6.  and  Will  not  hide  his  face  from  ycu 
Wifd.6.zzAnd  will  not  hide  myfteries  from  you 

7. 1 3 . 1  do  not  hide  her  riches 
Eccl.i.  24.  he  will  hide  his  words  fora  time 

4.z$.hide  not  thy  wifdom  in  her  beauty 

6. 12. and  will  hide  himfelf  from  thy  face 

16. 17.  fay  not  thou,I  will  hide  my  felf 
22.2  f .  neither  will  I  hide  my  face  from  him 
37. 10. hide  thy  counfell  fromfuchas  envie 

l&ttietfj. 

Eccl.zo.i  i.better  is  he  that  hideth  his  folly 

then  a  man  that  hideth  his  wildom 
Ch.3p.41. 15. 
l^gfj. 

1  Efd.z.j.the  Lord  of  Ilrael.tbe  moft  High 
4. 3  t-bigb  is  the  heaven,fw  ift  is  the  fun 
5. 40.  till  there  arofe  up  an  hmh  prieft 
6.3 1.  may  be  made  to  the  moft  high  God 
9.4<?.Efdrasblefled  the  Lord  God  mo\\lmh 
Tob.  1 .4. of  the  habitation  of  the  moft  High 
13.  and  the  moft  High  gave  me  grace 
4-1 1.  in  the  fight  of  the  moft  High 
Jud.-$.6.i\nd  fet  garifons  in  the  high  cities 
4.6.alfo  Joacim  the  high  pritft.which  was 
8, as  Jo.icim  the  high  prieft  had  comman. 
I4.j0.1cim  the  high  prkft,&  all  the  priefts 

13.18.  ihouart  the  mc&highGod 

1 5. 8. then  joacim  the  %';pneft,and  the 
1 6. 7. nor  bit>h  giants  fer  upon  him 
Eft.  14. 16. 1  abhor  the  lien  of  my  high  eftate 
16-22.  keep  it  an  high  day  with  all  feaiting 
ipifd.f.ij.czre  of  them  is  with  the  moft  High 

6.f.  to  them  that  be  in  high  places 
E«/.i.f,tn.e  word  of  God  moft  high  is  the  fou. 
3.i9.manyareinfcg£>place5andof  renown 
4.1  o.thou  be  as  the  fon  of  the  moft  High 
7. 9.  w  hen  I  offer  to  the  moft  high  God 

15. which  the  moft  High  hath  ordained 
9. 1  j.communicat.of  the  law  of  the  moft  Hi.  j 
ia.2.if  not  from  hirn,yet  from  the  moft  Hi.  ' 

6.  for  the  moft  High  hateth  linners 
17.16.turn  ag?,in  to  the  moft  Higb^nd 

27.who(hall  praife  the  moft  High  in  the 
19. 1 7  .give  place  to  the  law  of  the  moft  High 

24.tranfgre(Teth  the  law  of  the  moft  High 
12. 18. pales  fet  on  an  high  place  will  never 
23.18.the  moft  High  will  not  remember  my 

23.difobeyed  the  law  of  the  moft  High 
z6.i  6.  when  it  arifeth  in  the  high  heaven 
3  3 .9,fome  of  them  hath  he  made  high  dayes 

ij.onallthe  works  of  the  moft  High 
34,  6.  if  they  be  not  fent  from  rhe  moft  High 

1 9,the  moft  High  is  not  pleafed  with 
3  j.6.  favour  thereof  is  before  the  moft  High 

10.  give  unto  the  moft  High,  according  as 

17.  till  the  moft  High  (hill  behold 
37.14.that  (it  above  in  an  high  tower 

1  f.above  all  this  pray  to  the  moft  High 
38.2.for  of  the  moft  High  cometh  healing 

3  3. nor  fit  high  in  the  congregation 

39.1.  his  mind  to  the  law  of  the  moft  High 
S.  and  will  pray  before  the  moft  High 

41.4.  againft  the  pleafure  of  the  moft  High 
S.haveforfaken  the  law  of  the  mod  High 

42.2.  of  the  law  of  the  moft  High,  and 
43.  2.  the  work  of  the  moft  High 

1  *.  hands  of  the  moft  High  have  bended  it 
44.26.who  kept  the  law  of  the  moft  High- 
45.5. he  called  upon  the  moft  High  Lord 

Chap.  47.  y 

9.  he  entred  upon  the  high  places 

47.8.  he  piaifed  the  holy  One  moft  High 

4&.  5.  by  the  word  of  the  moft  High 

49-4.they  forfook  the  law  of  the  moft  High 

yo.  i.Simon  the  high  prieft,  the  fon  of  Onias 

2.the  high  fortrelfe  of  the  wall  about  the 

7.upon  the  temple  of  the  moft  High 

14  the  offering  of  the  moft  High  Almigh. 

1  y .  favour  unto  the  moft  High  King  of  all 

itf.for  a  remembrance  before  the  moft  Hi 

17. their  Lord  God  Almighty  th?  moft  Hi 

i9.befou£ht  the  L-themoft  High  by  prayer 

2 1  .receive  a  bleffing  from  the  moft  High 

Bar.  r .  7-  fent 


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£"/".  1.7  .lent  it  to  Jeruf.to  Joachim  the  high  pri. 
z.  1 1. with  a  mighty  haifdand  Ingham 
3.  15. hath  no  end  :  bigh,tnd  nnmeafurcable 
6. z  j  .arc  bought  for  a  moft  high  price 

Pray.of 'Manajf.ihou  att  the  rooft  £«#/>  God 

1  Afoc4.60.buHd. — mount  Sion  wlh  high  wals 

6.7.about  the  fanftuary  with  high  walls 
7.j.who  wasdefirous  to  behigh  prkft 

9.  whom  he  made  big h  prieft 

a  1.  Alcimus  contend,  for  the  high  priefth. 
io.io.ordain  thee  to  be  high  prieft 

jz.andgiveit  to  the  high  prieft 

38.obey  other  authority  then  the  high  pti. 

^.fentunto  Jonathan  the  high  prieft 
1  i.i7.confirmed  him  in  the  high  priefthood 
Chap.14.38. 

57.I  confirm  thee  in  the  high  priefthood 
1  z.j. and  faid,  Jonathan  ihe  high  prieft 

6.  Jonathan  the  high  prieft,and  the  elders 

7.were  letters  fern — to  Onias  the  high  pr. 

20. to  Onias  the  high  prieft,  greeting 
1 3.3  6. king  Demetrius  to  Simon  the  high  pr. 

41. in  the  firft  yetr  of  Simon  the  high  pri. 
14. 17. his  brother  Simon  was  made  high  pr. 

lo.Simon  the  high  prieft,and  the  elders 

2  3. copy  thereof  to  Simon  the  high  prieft 
17. third  yeer  of  Simon  the  high  prieft 

4 1. their  governour,  &  high  prieft  for  ever 
47  .was  well-pleafed  to  be  high  prieft 

1  J.  I7.fent  Ironi  Simon  the  high  prieft 
2 1. deliver  them  to  Simon  the  high  prieft 
24. they  wrote  to  Simon  the  high  prieft 

1 6. 1  i.he  was  the  high  priefts  fon-in-law 

2  Mac.  1. 1. the  godlineffe  of  Onias  the  higbpr. 

4-one  Simon— ftll  out  with  the  high  pri. 

9  .courteoufly  received  of  the  high  prieft 

10. then  the  high  prieft  told  him 

1 6.1ooked  the  high  prieft  in  the  face 

21. and  the  fear  of  the  high  prieft 

3 1  .that  he  would  call  upon  the  mo&Rigb 

3  2.the  high  prieft  fufpefting  left  the  king 
3  j.now  as  the  high  prieft  was  making  an 

4.7. laboured  under-hand  to  be  high  prieft 

1 3. ungodly  wretch  ,and  not  high  prieft 

2  ^.nothing  worthy  the  high  priefthood 

S.jo.veryeahly  gothigh  and  ftrong holds 

9.8. weigh  the  high  mountains  in  a  balance 

2  3  .led  an  army  into  the  high  countries 

2  j.went  up  into  the  high  provinces 
1 1. 3  .to  fet  the  high  priefthood  to  fale 
14.3. one  AlcimuSjWho  had  htenhigh prieft 

7.I  mean  the  high  priefthood 
i  J.i  2.0nias,  who  had  been  high  prieft 
H<gheft. 
z  Efd.4. 1 1.  comprehend  the  way  of  the  Highest 

3  4, do  not  thou  haften  above  the  moft  Hig. 
fud.  1 4. 1. hang  it  on  the  highesl  place 
H'ifd.6  3  .and  foveraignty  from  the  Highest 
Eccl.  28.7.remember  the  covenant  of  the  Higheft 

43.9.H1  the  Higheil  places  of  the  Lord 
Bar.  i.4.from  the  lowed  to  the  highefi 

HigW* 

2  Mac.x.i  1.  great  perils,we  thank  him  highly 

fctlL 
2  Efd.  1 3.7.whereout  the  hill  was  graven 

3^.faweft  the  bill  graven  without  hands 
fud.i-6.thzt  dwelt  in  the  hill  countrey 

2. 2  2. went  from  thence  into  the  hill  countr. 

4.7.W  keep  the  paftages  of  the  hill  countrey 

j.r  .(hut  up  the  paftages  of  the  hill  countrey 

6.7 .bring  thee  back  into  the  &# countrey 

1 1  .they  went — 'into  the  hill  countrey 

1  i.went  out  of  the  city  to  the  top  of  the  hil 

13. having  gotten  privily  under  the  hill 

1  ^fflc.t3.j2.moreover,the  bill  of  the  temple 

JfilSf. 

2  Efd.6.%  i.wherein  are  a  thoufand  hils 
■Jud.  j.  1.  fortified  all  the  tops  of  the  high  hils 

7.4.nor  the  hils  are  able  to  bear  their  weight 
1 6. 4. their  horfmen  have  covered  the  hils 
B-v.6.6%.  to  confume  hils  and  woods 
Dan.}. ^i.O  ye  mountains  and  little  hils 

H'«tfelf, 
Ecrf.37.7.  there  is  fome  that  counfel.  for  himfelf 

l=*;rit)et\ 
l  Efd.z.zS.  to  hinder  thole  men  from  building 


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30.  began  to  hinder  the  builders 

6. 3  3 .that  ftretcheth  out  his  hand  to  hinder 

Eccl.  18.22.  let  nothing  hinder  thee  to  pay  thy 

32.3.  found  judgement,  &  hindtr  not  mufick 

39. 18.  none  can  hinder  when  he  will  fave 

Hmtmtofi. 

1  Mac.4.1  j.all  the  bindmofl  of  them  were  flain 

l^itttlicO. 
1  £/#.  j.7  2.the  heathen  -bindred  their  building 
7  3  .thty  bindred  the  finifhing  of  the  build. 
fo  they  were  bindred  from  building 
6.6.they  were  not  bindred  from  building 
n'ifd.  17.  20.  none  were  bindred  in  their  labour 
Eccl.  19. 28. if— he  be  bindred  from  finning 
20.2 1. there  is  that  is  bindred  from  (inning 

1  Mac.9.  j  j-plagued,and  his  enterprifes  bindred 

HinOieth. 
JEaZ.16.28.none  of  them  bmdreth  another 
Hircanus, 

2  Mac.$  • 1 J  Some  of  it  belonged  to  Hircanus 

Hire. 
SaZ.34.22.  defraudeth  the  labourer  of  his  hire 

IJtreD. 
Tob.  j.i  1. or  an  hired  man  to  go  with  thy  fon 

1  Mac-  j. 3  <y.he  harh  alfo  hired  the  Arabians 
6.  29.  bands  of  hired  fouldiers 

2  Mac.  1 0.1 4.he  hired  fouldiers,and  nourilhed 

hireling. 

Jud.4. 1  o.every  ftranger,and  hireling,  and 

6.  j. thou  Achior,  an  hireling  of  Ainmon 

hirelings. 

ftid.6. 2. thou  Achior,and  the  hirelings  of  Ephra. 

Hide. 

£«/.22.i.every  one  will  bi/Je  him  out  to  his  dif. 

HtlTlng. 
U'ifd.  i7.9.beafls  that  pafled  by,&  hiffing  of  ferp. 

Hiftoifea. 

E(ib.i6.,j.x\oi  fo  much  by  ancient  hifiories 

See  the  word  i§>t£rip. 
IfeittittS. 
1  Efd  $.69x0  wit,of  the  Chanaanites,  Hittites 

Hoar. 
n'ifd.  16.29.melt  away  as  the  winters  hoar  froft 
5aZ.43.19.the  hoar  froft  alfo  as  falc 

HoatbeO, 

JSaZ.20.30.and  treafure  that  is  hoardedup 
Bar. 1 . 1 7  .they  that  boarded  up  filver  and  gold 

Hoirj.  * 
1  Efd.  1.  i7.that  they  might  hold  the  pafleover 
Tob.  1 0.6. hold  thy  peace,take  no  care 

7. bold  thy  peace,and  deceive  mc  not 
1  r.  1 1. and  took  hold  of  his  father 
H'ifd.z. z^.they  that  do  hold  of  his  fide  do  find  it 
8.1 2. when  I  holdmy  tongue  they  (hall 

1  j. 14. the  enemies — 'that  hold  them  in  fubje. 
Eccl.  i.ip.exalteth  them  to  honour  thzthold  her 

4.  n.layeth  hold  of  them  thatfeek  hen 
6. 27.  when  thou  haft  got  hold  of  her 
1 2.  j.fofl/rfback  thy  bread,  &  give  it  not  unto 
20. 7.  a  wife  man  will  hold  his  tongue 
21.  14.  he  will  hold  no  knowledge 
23.  j.  and  thou  (halt  hold  him  up 
6.nor  the  luft  of  the  fle(h  take  hold  of  me 

2  6. 7. he  that  hath  hold  of  her,is  as  though 
27.3.unleiTea  man  hold  himfelf  diligently 
29.23.be  it  little  or  muchjiold  thee  content. 

•  30.1 3.chaftife  thy  fon,  &  holdhim  to  labour 
&w.3.2i.paths  thereof,  nor  laid  hold  of  it 
Suf.  3  8.  the  man  we  could  not  hold 

1  Maci  j. 34.  bold  the  inheritance  of  our  fath. 

2  Mrfc.12.3  j.3nd  taking  hold  of  his  coat 


1  Mac.  r .  3  3 .3nd  made  it  a  ftrong  hold  for  them 

3.4  j.  and  aliens  kept  the  ftrong  hold 
6.6r.they  went  out  of  the  ftrong  hold 
1 2. 34. they  would  deliver  the  hold  to  them 
\6. 8. the  remnant  gac  them  to  the  ftrong  bold 
1  J.  into  a  little  hold  called  Docus 

2  Mrfc.10.32.be  fled  into  a  very  ftrong  hold 

13.19.whid)  was  a  ftrong  hold  of  the  Jewes 

HoloetS). 

JEccZ.4.1 3. he  that  holdeth  her  fab  (hall  inherit  gl. 
13.23.  every  man  holdeth  his  tongue 
20. 1.  again,  fome  man  holdeth  his  tongue 

Verfe  6. 
2  j.n.he  that  holdeth  it,whereunto  (hall  he 


32.8.that  knoweth,&.yet  holdeth  his  tonoue 

38.2  j  .can  he  get  wifdom  that  holdeth  the  pi. 
Bar.6.i$.boldetb  a  fcepier,as  though  he  were" 

Holding. 
2  Mici.zoMd'mg  their  hands  towards  heaver 

7.  10.  holding  forth  his  hands  manfully 

1 5. 1  z. holding  up  his  hands,  prayed  for  the 
1  j.Jeremias  holding  forth  his  right  hand 
HOIO0. 

1  Mac.  1. 2.  and  wan  many  ftrong  holds 

8.  io.and  pulled  down  their  ftrong  holds 
io.37.1halbe  placed  in  the  kings  ftrong  holds 
1 1. 1 8.  they  that  were  in  the  ftrong  holds 
12.  3  j. building  ftrong  holds  in  Judea 

1 3. 3  3. Simon  built  up  the  ftrong  holds 

3  8.the  ftrong  holds  which  ye  have  builded 

2  Mrfc8.30.got  high  and  ftrong  holds 

10.  i  j.  the  moft  commodious  holds 
itS.upon  the  ftrong  holds  of  the  Idumeans 
i7.they  wan  the  holds,  and  kept  ofFall 
23.heilewin  thetv/o*holds  more  then 
1  r .  6.  heard  that  he  befieged  the  holds 
1 3. 1 8. to  take  the  holds  by  policy 
HtHta-tree. 
Suf.  j8.who  anfwered, Under  zholm-tret 

Holofcrnes,  See  fDlofsmes. 

Help. 

1  Efd.  1. 3. the  Levites  the  holy  minifters  of  Ifra. 

to  fet  the  holy  ark  of  the  Lord  in  the 
1  J. the  holy  fingers  alfo,the  fons  of  Afap h 
©  Chap.j.27. 

4  J.  with  the  holy  velTcls  of  the  Lord 

J 3. within  thecompaffe  of  ibeir/;a.  temple 
2.  10.  brought  forth  the  holy  velTcls 
j. 4  j. and  to  give  into  the  holy  treafury 

J2.new  moons, and  of  all  holy  feafts 
6. 1 8. the  holy  veffels  of  gold  and  of  filver 

7.  z.did  very  carefully  over-fee  the  holy  works 
3.  and  fo  the  holy  works  profpered 

j.  and  thus  was  the  holy  houfe  finilhed 

8.  j.of  the  Levites,  of  the  holy  fingers 

j  8.  both  you  are  holy  unto  the  Lord 

and  the  veffels  are  holy 
70.and  the  holy  feed  is  mixed  with 
7  i.I  rent  my  clothes,  &  the  holy  garment 
73. my  clothes,  and  the  holy  garment  rent 
9.3  8. into  the  broad  place  of  the  holy  porch 
4 1. in  the  broad  court  before  the  holy  porch 
j  o.  this  day  is  holy  unto  the  Lord 

Verfe  j 2, J3. 

2  Efd.  10.  22.  our  holy  things  are  defiled 

14.22.  fend  the  holy  Ghoft  into  me,  and 
Tob.2.i.the  holy  feaft  of  the  feven  weeks 

3 . 1  i.thine  holy  &  glorious  Name  is  bleffed 
8.  j.bleffed  is  thine  holy  and  glorious  Name 

1  j.praifed  with  all  pure  and  holy  praife 
1 1  ,i4.and  bleffed  are  all  thine  holy  angels 
i2.i2.yourprayers  before  the  holy  One 
1  j.  Raphael  one  of  the  feven  holy  angels 
before  the  glory  of  the  holy  One 
1 3.9. 0  Jerufalem,  the  holy  city,he  will 
H'ifd.  1  .j.  for  the  holy  fpirit  of  difcipline  will 
6. 10.  lhall  be  judged  holy ;  and  they 

7. 2  2. in  her  is  an  underftanding  [phit,boly 
27. in  all  ages  entring  into  holy  fouls 

9.8.tobuilda  temple  upon  thy  holy  mount 
a  refemblance  of  the  holy  tabernacle 
16.O  fend  her  out  of  thy  holy  heavens 
1 7.  fend  thy  holy  fpitit  from  above 

10. 10  gave  him  knowledge  of  holy  things 
20.and  praifed  thy  holy  Name,  O  Lord 

11.  1.  in  the  hand  of  the  holy  prophet 

12.3  .thofe  old  inhabitants  of  thy  holy  land 
1 7. 2. thought  to  oppreffe  the  holy  nation 

1 8.9. with  one  confent  made  an  holy  law 
.EaZ.4.14.  fhall  minifter  to  the  holy  One 

7.3  1. and  the  firft-fruits  of  the  holy  things 
14.20.that  reafoneth  of  holy  tfiings 

17.  icthc  eled  fhall  praife  his  holy  Name 
1 8. 3. dividing  holy  things  among  them 
23.  9.  to  the  naming  of  the  holy  One 
24.10.  in  the  holy  tabernacle  I  ferved 

i8.fear,and  knowledge,  and  holy  hope 
26.17.deer  light  is  upon  the  holy  candleftick 
16. 1  3.  be  mercifull  to  Jerufal.  thy  holy  city! 
39.  13.  hearken* 


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H  O  L       H  O  M 


H  O  N       H  O  N 


HON       HOP     Apoc. 


39. 1 5. hearken  unto  me,ye  holy  children 
24-his  wayesare  plain  unto  the  holy 
43.  io.at  the  commandement  of  the  holy  One 
45.io.withanMygann:nt,withgold 

if.and  anointed  him  with  holy  oyl 
47.8.in  all  his  works  he  praifed  the  holy  One 
49. 1  2  and  fez  up  an  holy  temple 
50I  1 1.  when  he  went  up  to  the  holy  alcar 
Bar.  z.  1 6.  look  down  from  thy  holy  houfe 
4.  12..  joy  is  come  to  me  from  the  holy  One 
37.  by  the  word  of  the  holy  One 

Chap.  5.  5- 
DtfH.3. 4.  upon  the  My  city  of  our  fachers 

1 1 .  and  for  thy  holy  Ifraels  fake 
64.  Oye  holy  :>nd  humble  men  of  heart 

Suf.  4  < .  the  Lord  raifed  up  the  My  fpirit  of  a 

1  4^.1.46. pollute  the  fanftuary  and  Wypeo. 

6  3  .might  not  profane  the  holy  covenant 
z.  7.  mifery  of  my  people,  &  of  this  holy  city 
4.49.  they  made  alfo  new  holy  veffels 
10. 1 1 .  Jonathan  put  on  the  holy  robe 

3  1. let  Jerusalem  aifo  be  holy  and  free 
1 1.  j  7.  and  fet  upon  the  holy  mount 
1 2.9.  we  have  the  holy  books  of  fcripture 
14.36.and  did  much  hurt  in  the  holy  place 
16.  8.  founded  they  with  the  holy  trumpets 

2  Mac- 1. 7. his  company  revolt,  from  the  holy  la. 

1 2.  that  fought  within  the  holy  city 
2  9. plant  thy  people  again  in  thy  holy  place 
34.indo!ing  the  place,rriade  it  holy 

z.  1 3 .  the  epiflles— concerning  the  holy  gi  fts 

18.  and  gather  us — into  the  holy  place 
3.  1.  when  the  holy  city  was  inhabited 
4. '48.  for  the  people,  and  for  the  holy  veffels  I 
j.  1  5.  to  go  into  the  moft  holy  temple 
1 6..  and  taking  the  holy  veffels 
25.  till  the  holy  day  of  the  fabbath 
6. 4.  w  ithin  the  circuit  of  the  holy  place 

2  3.  or  rather  the  holy  law  made 
28.  for  the  honourable  and  holy  laws 
30.  that  hath  the  holy  knowledge 

8. 1 5. for  his  holy  and  glorious  Names  fake 
17.  unjuftlydone  to  the  holy  place 
23  .appointed  Eleaz.  to  read  the  holy  book 

3  3 .  that  had  ftt  fire  upon  the  holy  gates 
9. 14,  that  the  holy  city  fto  the  which  he 

1 6.  and  reft  ore  all  the  holy  veffels 
11.  45.it  was  an  holy  and  good  thought 
13.  8.  whofe  fire  and  afhes  were'holy 

io. and  from  the  holy  temple 
1 4. 3  .nor  have  any  more  acceffe  to  the  holy  al. 
3  1  .came  into  the  great  and  holy  temple 
36.  OM^Lord  of  all  holinede   •  j 

1  j.i6.take  this  My  fwordja  gift  from  God 
$?Olu> 
mfd.6. 10.  they  that  keep  holineffe  hollly 
ii?olituKe. 

u'ifd  5.  ic.t.ike  holineffe  for  an  invincible  fhield 
6.10.  they  that  keep  holineffe  holily 
i4.30.fworc  in  deceit,  defpifingM/w/7? 

£«/.i7.29.tofuch  as  turn  unto  him  in  holineffe 
4?.  12.  wherein  was  engraved  holineffe 
10.  1 1 .  he  made  the  garment  of  holineffe 

2  Mac.  3.  1 2.  to  the  holineffe  of  the  place 
14. }6.  O  holy  Lord  of  all  holineffe 
1  ?.  2.  hath  honoured  with  holineffe 
i^OllflOD. 

if'ifd,  1 7.  t  g.cccho  from  the  hollow  mountains 

2  Mac.i.ig.  and  hid  it  in  a  hollow  place 
2.  5 .  he  found  an  hollow  cave 

1  £/£/.;.  3.  and  being  fatisfied,were  gone  home 
1  Efd.  1  2.49.go  your  way  home  every  man 
Tff&.3.i7.the  felf  fame  time  came  Tobit  home 
Eccl.  3  2.1 1. get  thee  home  without  delay 
Suf.  1 3. (aid  to  the  other,  Let  us  now  go  home 

1  Mae.  4.  24.  after  this  rhey  went  home 

12.3  5. after  this  came. Jonathan  home  again 
4f.therefore  fend  them  now  borne  again 

2  Mac.i  i.zt^.tha't  your  delire  was  to  return  ho. 

$o$wft. 
2  .E/if.16.49  a  right  Imicft  and  vertuous  woman 
Tob-S-i  }.ofa.n  hone  ft  2nd  good  ftock 

7  7.the  fon  of  anhonefi  and  good  man 
M'lfd.^.xz.  doth  obfeure  things  that  are  honefl 
Eccl.z cJ.24.but  an  bo?iett  woman  will  reverence 


29.14.  an  honefl  man  is  furety  for  his  tieighb. ! 

1  Mac.6.zi.moit  honefl  education  from  a  child 

Eccl.zz.9.  if  children  live  honeft/y}  and 

2  Mac.  1 2.43.  doing  therein  very  well  &  hoftefily 

2  £/#.2. 19.  flowing  with  milk  and  honey 
Eccl.z$.zo.my  memoriall  is  fweeter  then  May 
39.26.Mzfy,milk,and  the  bloud  of  the  grape 
46.8.that  floweth  with  milkandMzey 

Bar.  1.20. 
49.1.1c  is  fweet  as  honey  in  all  mouthes 
honour. 

1  JE/y.8.4.  and  the  king  did  him  honour 
9.5  2.the  Lord  will  bring  you  to  honour 

2  Efd.y.qf.we  gave  great  honour  to  the  Almig. 
1 0.23.  Sion  hath  now  loft  her  honour 

fob.^.}.honour  her  all  the  dayesof  thy  life 
\o.\z, honour  thy  father  and  thy  mother 
I4.i3.where  he  became  old  with  honour 
Jud.16.z3.fae  increafed  more  and  more  in  hen, 
E(l.iz.6.  was  in  great  honour  with  the  king 
1 3. 3. had  the  honour  of  the  fecond  place 
f^/y.3.i7.their  laft  age  ihall  be  without  honour 
5.4.  and  his  end  to  be  without  honour 
6.21.O  ye  kings  of  the  peop.  honour  wifdom 
8. 10.  and  honour  with  the  elders 
i<i.i7.mencouldnot  honour  in  prefence 
Eccl.  1 . 1 1.  the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  honour 
19.  and  exalteththem  to  honour 
3.2.  the  father  honour  over  the  children 
7. he  that  feareth  the  L.  will  honour  his  fa. 
8.  honour  thy  father  and  mother 
1 1.  is  from  the  honour  of  his  father 
5.  1 3,  honour  and  fliame  is  in  talk 
6.31  .thou  ihalt  put  her  on  as  a  robe  of  honour 
7.4.neither  of  the  king  the  feat  of  honour 
27 .honour  thy  father  with  thy  whole  heart 
31. fear  the  Lord,and  honour  the  prieft 
8.14.  will  judge  for  him  accord. to  his  honour 
io.e.upon  the— fctibe  (hall  he  lay  his  honour 
28.give  it  honour  according  to  the  dignity 
29.  who  wil  honour  him  that  diihonoureth 
1 1.4  .exalt  not  thy  felf  in  the  clay  of  honour 

24.  16.  my  branches  are  the  branches  of  hon. 
1 7  .my  flowers  are  the  fruit  of  honour 

25.  y.  and  counfell  to  men  of  honour 
29. 6.  for  honour  he  will  pay  him  difgrace 
313.22.  leave  not  a  ftain  in  thine  honour 
3  j.  8.  give  the  Lord  his  honour 
l%s\.bwourz  phyfician  with  the 

honour  due  unto  him 
.  2.  he  (lull  receive  honour  of  the  king 
45,.n.an  ornament  of  honour^  coftly  work 
47.20.  thou  didft- ftain  thine  honour 
49. 1  6. Stem  and  Seth  were  in  great  taw 
jo.  1 1 .  he  put  on  the  robe  of  honour 
£<«".4.3'give  not  thine  honour  to  another 
Suf.  jo.  Gaod  hath  given  thee  the  honour 

1  Mac.:i .  3  9.  her  honour  into  contempt 
2.51.  fo  (hall  ye  receive  great  honour 
3.3.fohegat  his  people  great  honour 

1 4. 1  will  get  me  a  name  and  honour 
9.  10.  and  let  us  not  ftain  our  honour 
1i.42.butl  will  greatly  honour  thee 
1 2.1 2. we  are  right  glad  of  your  honour 
14. 4. his  authority  and  honour  pleafed  them 
2 1. certified  us  of  your  glory  and  honour 
29.  did  their  nation  great  honour 
3  9.and  honoured  him  with  great  honour 
1  5 .9. we  will  honour  thee  and  thy  nation 

fo  that  your  honour  (hall  be  known 

2  Mac.  1.21.  to  their  Mzo«j'  for  Judaifme 
3. 2. kings  themftlves  did  honour  rhe  place 
J. 16.  glory,and  honour  of  the  place 
6.1 1. for  the  honour  of  the  moft  facred  day 

23.andthe  honour  of  his  gray  head 
9.2 1 .  have  remembrcd  kindly  your  honour 
1 4.7.I  being  deprived  of  mine  anceftors  hon. 
1  j.  2.  but  give  honour  to  that  day 

honourable. 

fob.  3. 1 1.  is  bleff'd,  and  honourable  for  ever 
12.7.  it  is  honour ab. to  reveal  the  works  of  G. 
Verfe  II. 
Jud.  16.  z  1. and  was  in  her  time  honourable 
wifd.4.8.  for  honourable  age  is  not  that 


Eccl.  10. 19. that  love  him, an  honourable  plant 
20.  he  that  is  chief  is  honourable  * 
il.6.  and  the  honourable  delivered  into 
24. 1 2.1  took  root  in  an  honourable  people 
29.27  .give  place  thou  ftrang.  to  an  hon.  man 
4? .20. but  he  made  Aaron  more  honourable 
48.6.  and  honourable  men  from  their  bed 
jo.  1 1. he  made  the  garment  of  hohn.honoura. 

Suf. 4.  he  was  more  honourable  than  all  others 

1  Mw.i.s.called  hisfervants,fuchas  were  bono, 
z.ij  .znbonourable  and  greatrnan  in  this  city 
7.  z6.  one  of  his  honourable  princes 
14.  5.  as  he  was  honourable  in  all  his  ads 

io.his  honourable  name  was  renowned 

2  Mac.  6.  28.  for  the  honourable  and  holy  laws 
7.20.  and  worthy  of  honourable  memory 
1 0.1 3.  he  was  in  no  honourable  place 

^onourablg. 

1  Efd.g.n  j. he  fate  honourably  in  the  firft  place 
fob.  1  z.6.  honourably  ro  fhew  forth  the  works 
i4.n.andhe  buried  him  honourably 
1 3. buried  his  father  &  mother-in-law  ho. 
Eft.  1 3 .4.uniting  of  our  kingdoms  honourably 
uifd.  1 8 . 3 .  to  entertain  them  honourably 

1  Mac.  10.60.  went  honourably  to  Ptolemais 
1  i.fSo.they  of  the  city  met  him  honourably 
12.8.  entreated  the  ambaffadors  honourably 

,43.  but  received  him  honourably t  and 

14.23.  to  entertain  the  men  honourably 
40. entertained  the  ambaffad.  — honourab. 

2  Mac.z.  8.  the  place  might  be  honourably  fanfti. 
4.22.where  he  was  honourably  received 

49.caufed  them  to  be  honourably  buried 
J?ottoureO. 

1  Efd.S.zg.bonoured me  in  the  fight  of  the  king 
67.  and  they  honoured  the  people 
81. and  honoured  the  temple  of  our  Lord 

2  Efd.9.3  1  ye  fliall  be  honoured  in  it  for  ever 
Jud.  1 2. 1 3  .to  be  honoured  in  his  prefence 
Efl.i6.z.  the  more  often  they  are  honoured 

1 1. was  continually  honoured  of  all  men 
lFifd.14..  1 5.  now  honoured  him  3s  a  god 

17.  image  of  a  king  whom  they  honoured 
2o.before  was  hut  honoured  as  a  man 
Eccl. s-zo.  he  is  honoured  of  the  lowly 

10.24.  and  potentates  (hall  be  honoured 
3  o.  the  poor  man  is  honoured  for  his  skill 

the  rich  man  is  honoured 'for  his  riches 
3 1  •  he  that  is  honoured  in  poverty 
38.  6.  that  he  might  be  honoured  in  his 
44.7.all  thefe  were  honoured  in  their  generat. 
46.12.the  name  of  them  that  were  honoured 
47.  6.  fo  the  people  honoured  him  with 

1 3. Solomon  reigned — and  was  honoured 
48.4.  O  Elias,  how  waft  thou  honoured 
^b.f.how  was  he  honoured  in  the  midft  of  the 
Bel.  2.  and  was  honoured  above  all  his  friends 

1  Afac.  2. 18. thy  children  fliall  be  honoured 
10.64.  when  his  accufets  faw  that  he  was  ho. 

6*,.  fothe  king  honoured  him,  and 
88.  he  honoured  Jonathan  yet  more 
1  i.fi.vicKbonoured  in  the  light  of  the  kin^ 
14.39. ana  honoured  him  with  great  honour 

2  Mac.$.iz. honouredovet  all  the  world 
30.  miraculoufly  honoured  his  own  place 

13.23 .honoured  the  terttple,  and  dealt  kindly 
1 5 .  2.  hath  honoured  with  holineffe  above 
J^ononreth. 
Eccl.}.-}.  whofo  honoureih  his  father 

Verfe  j. 
4.  he  that  honoureth  his  mother,  is  as  one 
6.  he  that  honoureth  his  father  (hall  have 
26.26.  a  woman  that  honoureth  her  husband 
©onoorff, 

1  Mac.  1 1 .27. in  all  the  honours  that  he  had  befo. 

2  Mac.q-  1  f  .not  fetting  by  the  honours  of  their 
poofter. 

2  Ate.i3.2.three  hund.charcts armed  w'\thboo\s 


z  Efd.a..}  j.how  long  (hal  I  hope  on  this  fafhion 
5.  12.  at  the  fame  time  (Tnll  men  hope 
7. 50. there  is  promifed  us  an  everlafting  hope 
10.34.  left  I  die  fruftrate  of  my  hope 
1 1 .41?.  that  (he  may  hope  for  the  judgement 
1  ?.46.that  art  partaker  of  the  hope  of  Babylon 

fob.  11.11  .be  of  good  hope,  my  father 

Jud  9.1  i.aSaviouV 


Apoc*       HOP       HOR 

Jud.g.i^A  baviour  of  them  that  are  w  ithout  ho. 
li'ifd.-j. 4.yet  is  theit  hope  full  of  immortality 
n.hehismiferable,  and  their  hope  is  vain 
s8.  they  have  no  hope, neither  comfort  in 
5f.14.the  hope  ofthe  ungodly  islikeduft 
1 2. 1 9.made  thy  children  to  be  of  good  hope 
1  j.  10.  and  in  dead  things  is  their  hope 
1 4. 6.  the  hope  of  the  world  governed  by  thy 
l^.io.hishopeis  more  vile  then  earth 
16.29. the  hope  ofthe  unfaithfull  (hall  melt 
jpccl.z.g.yc  that  fear  the  Lord,  hope  for  good 
1 3.6.fmile  upon  thee,  and  put  thee  in  hope 
14.2. is  not  fallen  from  his  hope  in  the  Lord 
2$. 3.  v/hokbope  isfarfrom  thy  mercy 
14.1 8.fear,and  knowledge,  and  holy  hope 
27. 21. he  that  benrayeth  fecr.is  without  hope 
34.1 3. their  hope  is  in  him  thit  dveth  them 

14. nor  be  afraid, for  he  is  his  hope 
49.  io.deliveredthem  by  aflured  hope 
B <r,; 4.  t l.cr.y  hope  is  in  the  Everlafting 
xMacz.17.vit  /w/tf  alfoth.it  the  God  that 
3.29.  without  all  hope  of  life 
7. 1 1.  from  him  I  hope  to  receive  them  again 
i4.to  look  for  hope  from  God 
20.becaufeof  the  hope  that  flit  had 
9,  20.  having  my  hope  in  heaven 

22.  having  great  hope  to  tfcape  this  fkknes 

wi/isf.2.22.neiihcr/»/>fdtriey  for  the  wages 

1 1 .7. by  a  means  which  they  hoped  not  for 
2  M«.  1 2. 44. for  if  he  had  not  hoped  that 

Hopes. 
Eccl.  23.  «.  turn  from  me  vain  hopes 

3  4. 1. the  hopes  of  a  man  void  of  underftandi. 
2  Ate.7.34.nor  puffed  up  with  uncertain  hopes 
Hojort),  See  UjoarUeD. 


H  O  S       H  O  U 


H  O  U      HUM 


Apoc  j 


2. 19.  with  their  charcts  and  horfmen 
7.  6.  Olofernes  brought  forth  all  his  horfmen 
1  Mac. i.i  7. with  charets,&  elephantSj&  borfm, 
4. 1.  and  a  thoufand  ofthe  beft  horfmen 
7.  compaffed  round  about  with  horfmen 
©oft. 

zEfd.i  j. 3  3. and  in  their  hoR  (hall  be  fear 
K///f/.i2.8.wafps,fore-runners  of  thine  kft 
Eccl.^S.z  l.he  fmote  the  boft  ofthe  Affyrians 

1  Mac. l.q.kc  gathered  a  mighty  ftrongfco/2 

2.3  i.and  the  boft  that  was  at  Jerufalem 
3.3.proti<ftingthc  hofi  with  his  fword 
4.10. and  deftroy  this  boft  before  our  face 
5.11.  Timotheus  being  captain  of  their  boft 
©oftS. 

2  Efd.S.z  t. before  whom  the  bofts  of  angels  fta. 
1  Mac.7.41.  thehofts  joyned  battell 

1  j.y  5-he  made  him  captain  of  all  the  bofts 
©oftage. 
1  Mac.  1.  io.who  had  been  anhoftageat  Rome 


jE«/.48.7.in  Horeb  the  judgement  of  vengeance 

fudg.g.2.  to  caft  down — the  born  of  thy  altar 
Eccl.47.% .and  fet  up  the  hornof  his  people 
7. and  brake  their  barn  in  funder 
1 1.  and  exalted  bis  horn  for  ever 
Hojtrible. 
2  Efcl.i  1.4$. for  thy  horrible  wings,  nor 
i5.28.beholdanfeomWf  vifion,  and 

3  4.and  they  are  very  horrible  to  look  upon 
Wijd.  3 . 1  g.borrible  is  the  end  ofthe  unrighteous 
8. 1  % .  horrible  tyrants  (hall  be  afraid 
1  i.i8.fhootingfcom6&  fparkles  out  of  their 
1 6. %. when  the  horrible  fierceneffe  of  beafts 

17.  j.  to  lighten  that  horrible  night 

18.  17.  vifions  of  horrible  dreams  troubled 
19.17.with  horrible  great  datknefie 

Hojtttblp. 
Wifd.6.%*  horribly  and  fpeedily  (hall  he  come 

favour. 

2  Mac.  3.  17.  compaffed  with  fear  and  borrour 

Hoifcbaefc. 

//«!.  2. 1 5  .twelve  thoufand  archers  on  borf-bac\ 

z  Mac.  1 1.8.  appeared  before  them  on  horf-back, 

1  2.3  y  .was on  hor[-bacl(,-ind  a  ftrong man 

Hetfe. 

Jud.gj.they  are  exalted  with  Jw/e  and  man 
Ecd.$o.%.ar\  horfe  not  broken  becometh  headftr. 
3  3.6.a  ftallion  fcoy/fc  is  as  a  mocking  friend 

1  AZd£.6. 28. thofe  that  had  charge  of  the  horfe 

2  Ate.3. 25. there  appeared  unto  them  a  horfe 

it  feemed  that  he  that  fare  on  the  horfe 
J?Oife0. 
1  Efd.i.7.v/hh  gifts,witf>W/e*,&  with  cattell 

9-with  Jw./e.Jandcattell,and  with 
fud.z.^.borfes  with  their  riders  twelve  thoufand 

6. 3  .to  fuftain  the  power  of  our  horfes 
ti'ifd.  1 9.  g. for  they  went  at  large  like  horfes 
Ecd.qS.g  and  in  a  charet  of  fiery  horfes 

1  Mac.  10.8 1.  fo  the  enemies  horfes  were  tired 

2  Mac,  1 0.29. five  comely  men  upon  horfes 

HozLiitrcr. 

2  Mac.9.8.  and  earned  him  in  an  horflitter 

©ozfmatt. 
i  Mac.  1 2. 3  5- .an  horfman  of  Thracia  coming 

Ho£fmctt» 
1  Efd.  f.i.fmt  with  them  a  thoufand  horfmen 

8.5  i.I  was  alkimed  to  ask  -~-horfmen 
Jud.1.1  3. all  his  horf/icn^nd  all  hischarecs 


1  Af  df.8.7pay  a  great  tribute,  and  give  hoftages 
9.53  .he  took  the  chief  mens  fons— for  bofta. 
10.6. that  ththoftages  that  were  in  the  tower 

9-they  ofthe  tower  delivered  their  hoftages 
1 1. 6  z.  took  the  fons  ofthe  chief  men  tax  boft. 
13.16.and  two  cf  his  fons  for  hoftages 

Hot. 

2  Efd.$.tL%.  an  feci  burning  oven  paffed  by 
6  4. or  everthe  chimneys  in  Sion  were  hot 

Dan.  3.  2  2.  to  make  rhc  oven  hot  with  rofin 
2  i»f«.7.3.pansaud  cauldrons  to  be  made  hot 

©oust). 
2  Efd.i  j.36.dung  of  men  to  the  camels  hough 

Hour. 

1  £/i.8.64.w?.s  written  up  the  Came  hour 
z  Efd. 5. $$.my  reins  pain  me  every  hour 

9.44.  day  and  night,  and  every  hour 
1 4. 2 6. to  morrow  this  hour  fhalt  thou  begin 
J ud- 1 4.8.untill  that  hour  (he  fpake  unto  them 
Eft.10.1 1.  thefe  two  lots  came  at  the  hour 
Eccl.i  1. 27. the  affliction  of  an  hour  maketh  a 
t&ourg. 

2  £/2/.  16.3  8.  within  two  or  three  ho.ol  her  birth 

Houfe. 
1  Efd.i.i.in  the  to«/e  that  king  Sol. — had  built 
<5.as  for  the  boufe  of  the  Lo.  they  burnt  it 
2.4.to  build  him  an  boufe  at  Jerufalem 
f  .and  build  the  boufe  ofthe  Lord  of  Ifrael 
8.  to  build  an  boufe  for  the  Lord 
J.57.they  laid  the  foundation  ofthe  boufe 
6.3  2. out  of  his  own  boufe  (hould  a  tree  be  ta. 
8. 2  j. to  glerifie  his  boufe  that  is  in  Jerufalem 
1  Efd.  1 .  7.  from  the  boufe  of  bondage 

3  3.  your  boufe  is  defola.I  will  caft  you  out 
p.  24.  where  no  houfe  is  builded 

Chap.  10.  yi. 
1 2.4^.be  not  heavie,thou  houfe  of  Jacob 
i4.13.now  therefore  fet  thine  houfe  in  order 
Tob.z.  13.  when  it  was  in  mine  houfe, and 
3.  17.  and  entred  into  his  houfe 
7. 1.  they  came  to  the  houfe  of  Raguel 
8.1 1. when  Raguel  was  come  into  his  houfe 
i4.4.the  boufe  of  God  in  it  (hall  be  burned 
y.andthebow/eofGod  (hall  be  built 
fud,z.  i.there  was  talk  in  the  houfe  of  Nebuch. 
1 8. gold  and  filver  out  ofthe  kings  houfe 
4.3.thealtar,and  the  houfe  were  fan&ified 

1 5. look  on  all  the  boufe  of  Ifra.gracioufly 
6.i7.fpoken  proudly  againft  the  houfe  of  Ifr. 
8. 5, made  her  a  tent  on  the  top  of  her  boufe 

6.  folemn  dayes  of  the  boufe  of  Ifrael 
9-13.  and  againft  thy  hallowed  houfe 
13.14.not  taken  his  mercy  from  the  boufe  of 
14. ?.  that  defpifed  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
10. was  joyned  unto  the  houfe  of  Ifrael 
E(l.  i  4.9.and  quench  the  glory  of  thine  houfe 
wifd. 8.1 6. after  I  am  come  into  mine  houfe 
Eccl.  1 .  if.  (lie  filleth  all  her  houfe  with  things 
4.30.  be  not  asa  lion  in  thinehoufe 
1  i.34.receive  a  ftranger  into  thine  houfe 
14. 24. he  that  doth  lodge  neer  her  houfe 
2 1.4. thus  the  houfe  of  proud  men  (hall  be 
8. he  that  buildeth  his  houfe  with 
1 8.as  is  an  houfe  that  is  deftroyed,  fo  is 
2x.f00l.mans  foot  isfoon  in  his  neigh.fco. 


23.  a  fool  will  peep  — into  the  houfe 
23.1 1  .{hall  never  deparfftom  his  boufe 

his  boufe  (hall  be  full  of  calamities 
2$.i6.thentokeepb»«/e  witha  wicked  wo. 
26. 1 6.3.  good  wife  in  the  ordering  of  her  bo. 
27. 3. .his  houfe  ihallfoon  be  overthrown 
29.21.  and  an  houfe  to  cover  (hame 

2  2.then  delicate  fare  in  another  mans  hou. 
2  3  .hear  not  the  reproach  of  thine  houfe 
24.it  is  a  miferab.life  to  go  from  hou.tobo. 
27.  and  I  have  need  of  mine  houfe 
36.  26.  a  man  that  hath  no  houfe 
42.10.  gotten  with  child  in  her  fathers  houfe 
47. 1 3 .  that  he  might  build  an  houfe 
48. 1 5.  a  ruler  in  the  houfe  of  David 
49.12.who  in  their  time  builded  thehoufe 
50. 1  .who  in  his  life  repaired  the  houfe  again 
5 1.23  .and  dwell  in  the  houfe  of  learning 
Bar. 1.1 4.to  make  eonfeflion  in  the  boufe  of 
2. 16.100k  down  from  thy  holy  houfe 

z6.the  houfe  which  is  called  by  thy  Name 
g.24.how  great  is  the  houfe  of  God 
6. 5  sialleth  upon  thehoufe  of  gods-  of  wood 
J9.or  elfe  a  profitable  veffel  in  an  houfe 

or  to  be  a  door  in  an  houfe 
Suf.  4.  had  a  fair  garden  joyning  unto  his  houfe 

6.thefektpt  much*t  Joacims  houfe 
Bel  29.we  will  deftroy  thee  and  thine  boufe 
1  Mac.i.zS.thehoufe  of  Jacob  was  covered  with 
2. 18.  fo  (halt  thou  and  thine  boufe  be 
3.e6.return  every  rmn  to  his  own  houfe 
7.3  5. 1  will  burn  up  this  houfe 

3  7.thou,0  Lord,didft  chufc  this  houfe 

to  be  an  houfe  of  prayer  and  petition 
9.ey.norgive  order  concerning  hisboufe 
13.3.  great  things — my  fath./wz/f  have  done 
I4.z6.ihehoufeothishth.  havetfl  bliih.Ifr. 
16.2. 1  and  my  brethren,and  my  fathers  houfe 
2  Mac.z.ig.as  the  mafter-builocr  of  3n  new  ho. 
8.33.  who  was  fled  into  a  little  boufe 
14.  36.  keep  this  houfe  ever  undefiled 
HoufbOiO. 

1  £/2/.3.i.and  unto  all  his  houfhold 

2  Efd.  3.  1 1.  namely,Noah  with  his  houfhold 
Honfcbeeping. 

Eccl. 31.23 .report of  his goodhoufe -peeping 
Houfe^i-oom.  , 

Eccl.  29. 2  8.  the  upbraiding  of  houfe-room 

Houfoj. 

a  Efd.1.3  e.your  houfes  will  I  give  to  apeople 
1  $.  1 8 .  the  houfes  (hall  be  deftroyed 

49.wafte  thy  houfes  with  defti  udtion 
16.3  1.  fearch  their  houfes  with  the  fword 
7  i.and  caft  them  out  of  their  houfes 
V'ifdiy.z,  being  (hut  up  in  theit  houfes 
£cc/.  3 .9. eftablillieth  the  houfes  of  children 
28.i4.overthrown  the  houfes  of  great  men 
29. 1 8.  hath  it  driven  from  their  houfes 

1  Mac.  1.3  i.and  pulled  down  the  houfes 
6t.  rifled  their  houfes }  and  flew  them 

1 3 ,47.cleanfed  the  houfes  wherein  the  idols 

2  Mac.$.  18. flocking  out  of  theit  houfes 
5.1 2.to  fhy  fuch  as  went  up  upon  their  bdufes 

$JC&ftcr. 
Eccl.z6.ig.  znhuckftcr  (hall  not  be  freed 

Humble. 
Jud.  4. 9.  with  great  vebemency  did  they  humble 
Eccl.  1. 1 7.and  humble  their  fouls  in  bis  fight 
7.17-  humble  thy  foul  greatly:  for 
1 2.1 1.  though  he  humble  himfelf,and  go 
lS.zi.humble  thy  felf  before  thou  be  fick 
3  f.i7.the  prayerof the  bumble pierceth  the 

HttmbleD. 

2  Efd-S.^g.'m  that  thou  haft  humbled  thy  felf 

1  o.7.much  bumbled,mouming  very  fore 
Eft.  14.2.  and  (he  humbled  her  body 
Ecclef.40.1.  to  him  that  is  humbled  in  earth 

©umblctlj. 
Tob.^.ig,  and  he  humbletb  whom  he  will 
Eccl.7. 1 1  .there  is  one  which  humbletb  &  exalt- 

gambling. 
£«/.34.2  6\what  doth  his  humbling  profit  him 

Httwblvv 
Wifd.\  3.i8.forasd,  WflWy  befeecheth  that 
Pray.  ofManaf  wherefore  I  humbly  befeech  thee 

HutnUttE* 


Apoc.       HUN      H  U  S 


HYP       J  A  C 


IDO'JER      Apoc. 


Eccl.1 3.20.3s  the  proud  hate  humility ;  fo  doth 

I  E/i/.r.36.andhefeta  tax — of  an  hundred  tal. 
7. 7.they  offered  an  hundred  bullocks 
8.20.thefum  of  an  hundred  talents  of  filver 
of  wheat  even  to  an  hundred  cors 
and  an  hundred  pieces  of  wine 
fad.  1 .  j  .towers  thereof—an  hundr..  cubits  high 
Eccl.  i8.a.at  the  rnoft  are  an  hundred  yeers 

4i.4.whether  thou  have  lived  ten,or  ante. 
1  Mac.  1 5.3  ?•  we  will  give  an  hundred  talents 

1  Af<tt.3.J5.captainsoverthoufan.&  over  hund. 

ganger* 

2  Efd.  i^.tf. thy  children  (hall  die  of  hunger 

58.  in  the  mountains,  (hall  die  of  hunger 
1 6. 2 2. and  the  other  that  efcape  the  &/<wgcr 
£fc/.i8.»  j.remember  the  time  of  hunger 

2  £/tf.i.i7.when  you  were  hungry  and  thirfty 
i5.6.may  any  man  drive  away  an  hungry  lion 

toh.  1 . 1 6  and  gave  my  bread  to  the  hungry 
4.i6\give  of  thy  bread  to  the  hungry 

2  Efd.6.  ip.what  they  be  that  have  hurt  unjuftly 
1 1.42.  thou  haft  hurt  the  peaceable 

ififd.io.  8.  they  gat  not  only  thiste't 

14.29.  (wear  falfly,yet  they  look  not  to  be  h. 
i8.2.for  that  they  did  not  hurt  them  now 
i9.6.children  maybe  kept  without  hurt 

Eccl.13.11.and  will  not  fpare  to  do  thee  hurt 
28'2.forgive  thy  neighbour  the  hurt  that  he 
38.2i.(haltnotdohimgood,butto^thyfelf 

Da».j.26.neither  hurt  nor  troubled  them 

I  Mac.  f  .48.and  none  (hall  do  you  hurt 
6.18.  and  fought  alwayes  their  hurt 
7. 22. into  their  power,did  much  hurt  in  Ifra. 
14.3 6 .and  did  much  hurt  in  the  holy  place 
1  5. 29.  and  done  great  hurt  in  the  land 

1  Mac.  3 . 3  9.deftroieth  them  that  come  to  hurt  it 

8.3  6.and  therefore  they  could  not  be  hurt 
i2.3.asthough  they  had  meant  them  no  hur. 
2  2.they  were  often  hurt  of  their  own  men 
2j.that  he  would  reftore  them  without  h. 
HartfaH. 

2  Efd.  i1.45.nor  thy  hurtfull  chws,  nor  all  thy 

s  5.6.and 'thsk  hurtfull  works  are  fulfilled 


2  Efd.  9.  43.  though  I  had  an  husbandthhty  ye. 

10.  i7.go  thy  way  then— to  thine  husband 
Jud.  2.2.  and  Manaffes  was  her  husband 

7.her  husband  Manaffes  had  fent  her  gold 

10.  j.during  the  life  of  Manaffes  her  husband 

16.2'i.after  that  Manaffes  her  husb.was  dead 

24.neereft  of  kindred  to  Manaff.her  husb. 

Etf/.4.io.inftead  of  an  husband  to  their  moth. 

22.4.bring  an  inheritance  to  her  husband 

j.diifionoureth  both  het  fath.  &  her  husb. 
23.22.with  the  wife  that  leavet'i  her  husband 
2  3.trefpaffedagainft  her  own  husband 

2  5.  i8.her  husband  (hall  (it, among  his  neigh. 

a2.a  woman,if  (he  maintain  her  husband 
23.3  worn,  that  will  not  comfort  her  husb. 
26.2.  a  vertuous  woman  rejoyceth  her  husb. 
13. the  grace  of  a  wifedelighteth  her  husb. 
2 2. a  tower  againft  death  to  her  husband 
24.an  honeft  wom.will  reverence  her  huf 
a6.a  woman  that  honoureth  het  husband 

3  6. 2  3  .then  is  not  her  husband  like  other  men 
40. 2  3.  above  both  is  a  wife  with  her  husband 
42.1  o.and  having  an  husband,  left  (he  (hould 

Suf.i8.viete  affembled  to  her  husband  Joacim 
63.  Sufanna*  with  Joacim  her  husband 

2  Efd.  16.33.  (hall  mourn  having  no  husbands 
34.their  husbands  (hall  periih  of  famine 

tab.  j. 8.  that  thou  haft  ftrangled  thine  husbands 
thou  haft  had  already  feven  husbands 
1  5.  my  feven  husbands  are  already  dead 

J/«/.i.6.Euphrates,and  Tygris,and  Hydafpes 


%!Vpbtiify. 
2  Mac.6.2  y.fo  they,chrough  mine  hypocrife 
I&ppocrlte. 

Eccl.i.  29.be  not  an  hypocrite  in  the  fight  of  men 
3  2. 1  5  .the  hypocrite  will  be  offended  thereat 
3  3. 2. but  he  that  is  an  hypocrite  therein 


L 


Eccl.13. 18. between  the  byenaand  adog 
1  Mac.  1 3 . 5 1  .with  viols,and  hymns,  and  fongs 


3Iacob. 
2  Efd.  1 ,24.what  (hall  I  do  to  thee,0  Jacob 
3. 16.  untd  Ifaac  alfo  thou  gaveft  Jacob 

fo  Jacob  became  a  great  multitude 
I9.give  the  law  unto  the  feed  of  Jacob 
$.3  5.I  might  not  have  feen  the  travell  of  Ja. 
6.8. Jacobs  hand  held  firft  the  heel  of  Efau 

Q.Jacob  is  the  beginning  of  it  that  follow. 
9.30.mark  my  words,tbou  feed  of  Jacob 
1 2-46.be  not  heavie,  thou  houfe  of  Jacob 
/«rf.8.26.what  happened  to  Jacob  in  Mefopota. 
Ecc/.2  3.i2.notfound  in  the  heritage  of  Jacob 
24.  8.  let  thy  dwelling  be  in  Jacob 
36.1 1. gather  all  the  tribes  of  Jacob  together 
44.23.made  it  reft  upon  the  head  of  Jacob 
45.  j*  that  he  might  teach  Jacob  his  covenant 
46.14.and  the  Lord  had  refpect  unto  Jacob 
47.2  z.wherefore  he  gave  a  remnant  to  Jacob 
48. 1  o.and  to  reftore  the  tribes  of  Jacob 
49.10.they  comforted  Jacob,and  delivered 
Ba/,.3<36.andhathgiven  it  unto  Jacob  hisfetv. 

4. 2. turn  thee,0  Jacob,md  take  hold  of 
1  Mac1.28.the  houfe  of  Jacob  was  covered  with 
3.7>and  made  Jacob  glad  with  his  acts 

45-and  joy  was  taken  from  Jacob 
f.i.todeftroy  the  generation  of  Jacob 
3Iainrjj(. 
1  Mac9.16.but  the  children  of  Jambri came  out 
37.children  of  Jambri  made  a  great  marr. 

3latmtte. 

1  Ate.4.i5.ofIdumea,and  Azotus,  &  Jamnia 
5.  58.  they  went  toward  Jamnia 
10.69.8  great  hoft,and  camped  in  Jamnia 

1  5  .40.  fo  Cendebeus  came  to  Jamnia, 
31amn(res(. 

2  Mac.i  2.8.but  when  he  heard  that  the  Jamnites 

o.he  came  upon  the  Jamnites  alfo  by  night 
40.confecrated  to  the  idols  of  the  Jamnites 
3aphetb. 
Jud.  2 .  2  j.came  to  the  border  of  Japhcth 
2fajar. 

1  Mac,  5.  8.  when  he  had  taken  Ja%ar 

Jcz. 

W1fd.16.22.  butfnow  and z'«  indured  the  fire 
Eccl.2.1  5  .as  the  ice  in  the  fair  warm  weather 
43.20.and  the  water  is  congealed  into  ice 
Van.l.^8.0  ye  ice  and  cold,bleffe  ye  the  Lord 

3!cte. 

trifd.  19. 2 1.  the  hie  kind  of  heavenly  meat 

3IWe. 

2  Efd.  1  f  .6o.they  (liall  rufli  on  the  idle  city 

16.  68.  and  feed  you  being  idle 
W'ifd.  1 4.  5  .works  of  thy  wifdom  (hould  be  idle 
Eccl.37.1i .  nor  with  an  idle  fervant 

Eccl.  30.1 9-what  good  doth  the  offer,  to  an  idol 
Bel  3 .  now  the  Babylonians  had  an  idol 

ilools. 

1  Efd.2.io.\nd  fet  up  in  his  temple  of  idols 
Tob.  1 4. 6.  and  (hall  bury  their  idols 
Efl.i^.io.tofet  forth  the  praifes  of  the  idols 
n'ifd.14.1  i.upon  the  idols  of  the  Gentiles 
1 2. for  the  devifing  of  idols  was  the 
27.  for  the  worshipping  of  idols t  not  to  be 
29. for  infomuch  as  their  truft  is  in  idols 
30, giving  heed  \xntoidols,  and  alfo 
1  y.-i  ^.counted  all  the  idols  of  the  heathen  to 
Bar.6.77.  the  juft  man  that  hath  none  idols 
Bel  5 .  becaufe  I  may  not  worlhip  idols 

1  Ate.  1.4  3.  and  facrificed  unto  idols 

47.fet  up — groves,  and  chappels  of  idols 
10. 83. went  in,to  Beth-dagon  their  idols  tern. 
1 3.47.  the  houfes  wherein  the  idols  were 

2  Mac.  1 2.40.confecrat.to  the  idols  of  thejamn. 


Jm\=Altar. 

1  Ate.L59.they  did  fa;rifice  upon  the  idol-alta,- 

J$Ol-Altars. 

i  Mac.  1.  54.  builded  idol-altars  thorowout  the 

JlOolatrong. 

u'ifd.i2,6.ovit  of  the  midft  of  their  ido/atr.  crew 

2  Af^c.7.4 2.  fpok,  concerning  idolatrous  fc&fts 

31tmmca. 

1  Mrfc4.15.and  unto  the  plains  of ldumca 

29. fo  they  came  into  ldumea^nd  pitched 
6i.might  have  a  defence  againft  ldumca 
j.  3.  againft  the  children  of  Efau  in  Idumea 
6.3  i.thefe  went  thorow  ldumea,and  pitched 

2  Mac.  1 2.3  2.  Gorgias  the  govetnour  of  ldumca 

jfltjiimeans. 

2  Mac. 10.1  5.  the  ldumeans  having  gotten  into 

3  salon's. 

Eccl.9.1.  be  not  jealous  over  thy  wife 

26.6. z  woman  that  is  jealous  over  anoth.man 
37.1 1. touching  her  of  whom  (he  isjealous 
3ralcmfic. 

2  Efd.  1  5  .5  2.would  I  with  jealoufc  have  fo 
H'ijd.i.io.the  ear  of  jealoufie  heareth  all  things 
5.  i7-he  (hall  take  to  him  his  jcaloufie  for 
JebaUte. 

Jud.%.16.  the  Jebufite,and  the Sichemite 
3IeWitljun. 

1  Efd.1.1  j.Zachariasand  Jcchthun,vtho  was 

3leoparO. 

2  Af^.i  1  7.  they  would  /Vojwd  themfelves  tog. 

3Icopatt)g. 
1  MW-6.44.put  himfelf  in  jeopardy,to  the  end 
31cpbunnel)j  See  Caleb. 
sjkretnta©.  31erem<e. 

1  Efd.i.22.the  words  of  the  prophet  ^fWy 

3  2.  Jeremy  the  prophet  lamented  for  Jofias 

47.fpoken  unto  him  by  the  prophet/ci'e/wv 

^7-fpoken  by  the  mouth  of  Jeremy 

j.i.he  had  promifcd  by  the  mouth  of  Jeremy 

iEfd.2.i8.wi\l  fend  myfervants,  Efay  tkjere. 

Ecc.49  ^.according  to  the  prophefie  of  Jeremias 

Bar. 6.1.  epiftle  which  Jeremy  fent  unto  them 

2  Mac. 2. 1. that  Jeremy  the  prophet  commanded 

5. when  Jeremy  came  thither,he  found  an 
7.which  when/ecf^  perceived>he  blamed 
1  j.  1  j.  Jeremias  holding  forth  his  right  hand 
3!crfcb> 
EccZ.24.14.and  asa  rofe  in  Jer'uho,as  a  fair 

1  Afac9.50.the  fort  in  Jericho ,  and  Emmms 

16. 1 1. in  the  plain  of  Jericho  was  Ptolomeus 
1 4.  he  came  down  himfelf  to  Jericho 

2  Af of.  1 2. 1  j.caft  down  Jericho  in  the  time  of 

3!etoboatft. 
Eccl.47.i3.  was  alfo  Jeroboam  the  fon  of  Nebat 

31ernfalem. 
1  Efd.i.2uv/ete  found  dwelling  at  ferufalem 
49.which  wasfanftified  in  Jcrufalcm 
5  y.break  down  the  walls  of  Jcrufalcm 
2.4.  build  him  an  houfe  at  Jerufalem  in  Jury 

5. and  let  him  goe  up  to  Jerufalem 
4.43  .thou  haft  vowed  to  build  Jerufalem 
Tab.  1.6. 1  alone  went  often  to  Jerufalem 
7. and  (pent  it  every  yeer  at  Jerufalem 
1 3 .9.0  Jerufalem  the  holy  city,  he  will 
1 6. Jerufalem  (halbe  built  up  with  faphires 
1 7. the  ftreets  of  Jerufalem  fhM  be  paved 
14.4.  Jerufalem  (hall  be  defolate,&  the  houfe 
f.and  build  up  Jerufalem  glorioufly 
7«^.4-2.wete  troubled  for  Jerufalem,andfov 
Eccl.  24. 1  r  .and  in  Jerufalem  was  my  power 
36.13.O  be  mercifull  unto  Jerufalem  thy 
50.27.Jefus  thefonof  Sirach  of  Jerufalem : 
Bar.4.8. have  grieved  Jerufalem  that  nurfed  you 
3  o.  take  a  good  heart,  O  Jerufalem 
j.  1  .put  off,0  Jer.the  garment  of  mourning 
f.arifejO  Jcrufalcm,  and  (land  on  high 

1  Mac.6. 1 2.remember  the  evils  that  I  did  at  Je. 
7<i7-bloud  have  they  (hed  round  about  Jem. 

39.  fo  Nicanor  went  out  of  Jerufalem 
9.53. put  them  into  the  tower  at  Jerufalem 
1 0.3  r  .let  Jerufalem  alfo  be  holy  and  free 
1 1 .41  .call  thoie  of  the  tower  of  Jerufalem 
14.36.werc  in  the  city  of  David  in  Jcrufalcm 

2  Mac.1.1.  the  Jews  that  be  at  Jcrufa'cm 

9.4.  that  he  would  come  to  Jeru'akm 
io.  1  f.thofe  that  were  banifhed  from  Jerufa.  \ 
ii.f.diftsnt* 


Apoc.      JES      JEW 


I  G  N       IMA 


IMP      INC      Apod 


1.1.5.  diftant  from  ferufalem  about  five  furl. 
1 2.9.  the  light  of  the  fire  was  feen  at  JcrufaL 
29.1ies  fix  hundred  furlongs  from  ferufal. 
15.13  .and  bring  them  to  fcru[akm 

Jtft. 

Ecrf.S.4.jeft  not  with  a  rude  man,left  thy 


Efd.8 .6  2. them  were  jofabad  the  fon  of  feju 

Efd.f.^.fefus  the  fon  of  Jofedcc,the  fon  of 
8.with  jQ'/WjNehemiaSjand  Zacharias 
4.8.  then  flood  up  fefus  the  fon  of  Jofedec 
Verfe  56. 
58.then  flood  up  fefus  and  his  fons 
70.then  Zorobabel,  and  fefus,&  the  chief 
e?.  i.and  fefus  the  fon  of  Jofedec,and  began 
2  Efd.j.zS.fos  my  fon  fefus  fhall  be  revealed 

37.  and  fefus  after  him  for  Ifrael  in 
Ecd.q6'i.  fefus  the  fon  of  Nave  was  valiant  in 
49.1  i.fo  was  fefus  the  fon  of  Jofedec,  who 
50.17.  fefus  the  (on  of  Sirach  of  Jerufalem 
5  r.  1  .a  prayer  of:  fefus  the  fon  of  Sirach 

1  Mac.i.<<- fefus  for  fulfilling  the  word 

3lcae. 

faZ.45.25.coven.m3de  with Da.the  fon  oife. 

31  era. 
EiZZw  1 1 .3 .  who  was  a  /ew,and  dwelt  in  the 

2  Afflc6.6\profeffe  hiunfelf  at  all  to  be  a  j^ 
9#i7.he  would  become  a  few  himitlf 

31e)»eHer. 
EccU/tf.i  1.  the  work  of  a  fewcller,yiith  a  writ. 

31eto0. 

1  E/"i.i.i  i.and  the  /ews  held  with  all  Ifrael 

2. iS.the  fews  that  are  come  up  from  you 

2  j. and  that  the  fews  were  rebellious 
4.49.moreovcr  he  wrote  for  all  the  fews 

50.fh.onld  give  over  the  villages  of  the /e. 
tf.i.propbets  prophefied  unto  the  fews 
8.the /.?»>*  that  were  of  the  captivity 
27.and  the  elders  of  the  fews,  to  build 
,7.2.  the  ancients  of  the  fcws,<k  governours 
8. 10.I  have  given  order  that  fuch  of  the — fe. 
EftherioS.todeffmy  the  name  of  the  fews 
1 6> 1 5>we  find  that  the  fews,  whom  this 
19.  that  the  fews  any  freely  live  after. 
S«/.4.and  to  him  referred  the  fews 

1  Mac.z.i^.  there  came  one  of  the  fews  in  the 

4.2.might  rufhin  upon  the  camp  of  thtfews 
<j.6.was  driven  away  of  the  fews>md  that 
8.31.  our- friends  and  confederates  the  fews 
10. 23. in  making  amity  with  the  fews 

29.I  releafe  all  the  fews  from  tributes 
i  i.  30.and  unto  the  nation  of  the  fews 

Cbap.1j.36. 

3  3  .to  do  good  to  the  people  of  t  he  fews 
47. then  the  king  called  to  the  fews  for 

14.22.the  fewsaivbaftadoms,czme  unto  us 
Chap.  1 5. 17. 
3  3.but  he  fet  a  garifon  of  fews  there 
34-but  he  place<j/ew  chere,and  fuinifhed 

if. I.  Simon  the  prieft,and  prince  of  the  fe. 
i7.and  from  the  people  of  the  fews 

2  Mac.1.1  .the  brethren  the  fews  that  be  at  Jer. 

7. we  the  fews  wrote  unto  you  in  the 
3.3  2.bad  bin  done  to  Helidorus  by  the  fews 
4. 1 1. granted  of  fpeciall  favour  to  the  fews 
5.23.againft  hiscountrey-men  the  fews 
2  5-taking  the  fews  keeping  holy  day 
6.x.  to  compell  the  fews  to  dcpirt  from  the' 
8.i.all  fuch  as  continued  in  thtfews  religi. 

1  o.fo  much  money  of  the  captive  fews 
9.4. thought  to  avenge  upon  the  Jews  the 

it  a  common  burying  ptace  of  the  fews 
7-fire  in  his  rage  sgainft  the  fews 
19. to  the  good  Jews  his  citizens 
10.29.and  two  of  them  led  the  fews 
1 1.16.  there  were  letters  written  unto  the  fe. 
1 2. 1.  the  fews  were  about  their  husbandry 
1 3. 9. to  doe  far  worfe  to  the  fews,then  had 
l8.a  tafleofthe  manlinefle  of  the  fews 
I9.which  wasa  fttong  hold  of  thefws 
14.5.  and  asked  how  the  fews  flood  affected 
6.thofeof  the  fews  that  he  c-  lied  Affidc. 
14.  the  harm  and  calamities  ofthe  fews 
37-wss  called  a  father  of  the  fews 
38,vchemerxy  for  the  religion  of  thefws 


3  9.the  hate  that  he  bare  to  the  fews 
40.  taking  him  to  do  the  fews  much  hurt 
1 5  .z.fews  that  were  compelled  to  go  with 
1 2.  prayed  for  the  whole  body  of  the  fews 

3Iei»zp, 

1  £/a.5.8.and  to  the  other  parts  of  fewry 

3gno?ance. 
wifd.14.zz.  lived  in  the  great  war  of  ignorance 

17. 1  j.counteth  the  ignorance  more  then  the 
Ecd.q.z^.  abafhed  ofthe  errour  of  thine  ignora. 

28.7.  and  wink  at  ignorance 
3!s*iojanceitfi 

1  Efd. 8.7  5. ignorances  have  reached  up  to  heaven 
Tob.%.2.  punifh  menotfor  my  fins  and  ignoranc. 
Eccl.z^.z.  they  fpare  me  not  for  mine  ignorances 

3  .left  mine  ignorances  increafe,and  my  fins 
5 1. 19.  and  bewailed  my  ignorances  of  her 
3I_snc?ant. 
n'ifd.  1 3. 1. who  are  ignorant  of  God,  and  could 

i4.i8.theig«ff/'fl.«Cto  more  fuperftition 
Eccl. 5.1  5.  be  not  ignorant  of  any  thing 
3)6no?antlp. 

2  Mac.i  1.3  r.moltlted  for  things  knorant.done 

3IH- 

j»v«i.8.8.was  none  that  gave  her  an  ill  word 
w'i/l  5. 2  3. z#  dealing  innR  overthrow  the  thrones 
Eccl.9. 18.  a  man  of  an  ill  tongue  is  dangerous 
29.7.  to  lend  for  others  ill  dealing 
4 1. 1 1  .an  ill  name  of  finnes  s  (hall  be  blotted 
3Hll-accoioms- 

il'ifd.iS.xo.  founded  an  ill-accordingay  of  the 

jSllammateo. 
Bar.^.z.  that  thou  mayeft  be  illuminated 

31Uutra;iation. 
£«/.25.ti.palTeth;i!l  things  fox  illumination 
3lHu:";o.n0. 

Wifd.17. 7. fat  the  illi.'Jioi's  ofthe  art  magick. 

3lmage. 
2  Efd.  $.27. (hew  me  the  image  of  a  voice 

8.44.  and  is  called  thine  ow  n  image 
U'ifd.i.Z2.made  him  to  be  an  image  of  his  own 
7.26.  and  the  image  of  his  gee Jneffe 
1 3.1 3. and  fafhioned  it  to  the  image  of  a  man 

ieJ.it  is  animage,md  foth  need  of  help 
14.1 5.wh  en  he  hath  made  an  image  of  his 
17. and  made  an  exprefT.  image  of  a  kin<* 
1 5-4.nor  an  i»Mge  of  divers  coiours 
5. they  defire  the  form  of  a  dead  image 

17.2  i.and  an  image  ot  that  darkneffe  which 

3»rca?ern. 
EfcZ.38.27.give  theuifilvis  to  counterfeit  imag. 

3Jmageaf. 
Eccl.  1 5. 1 3.  venxls,  and  graven  images 

1  Mac. 2. 4S.  to  paint  the  likenefft  of  'hen  imag. 

5. 68.  burnt  their  carved  images  with  See 
z  Mac.z.z.vihen  they  fee  images  of  filvcr,&  gold 

3lmagfnatfort. 

£«/.22.i8.fearfull  heart  in  the  imagl.  of  a  fool 
37.3.O  wicked  imagination,  vi htr  ce camcR 
40.2.  their  imagination  of  thin^j  rocome 
Bar.  \.zz. imagination  of  his  own  wicked  heart 
Suf.zfS.  full  of  mifchievous  ?«ta£W<tf j<wK  againft 
Jmagfnatfon©. 

2  Efd.i  5.3«fear  not  the  imaginations  againfi  thee 

16.54.theu  imaginations, ':heit  though?s,and 
w'i/y.j.io.puniihed according  to  their  imagimt. 
Bar.z.S.  from  theimagmations  of  his  wick,  heart 
3Nagfne. 

Eccl.  17-31  .flefh  and  bloud  will  imagine  evil  I 

1  Mac.2.5  J.what  things  they  imagine  againft  us 

3ImagincD. 

2  Efd.7  .zz.andimaginedvaine  things 

rri/i/. 3. 14. nor i#z<jg/»ei wicked  things  againft 

1  Mac- 1 1.8  .imagined  wicked  counfels  againft 

35magineth. 
Eccl.  12.16.  but  in  his  heart  he  imagineth  how  to 
16.23.  afoolifh  man  eningjmagmetb follies 

3!mmo?taH. 

2  Efd.7.1 3.and  brought  immortall  fruit 

49.  promifed  us  an immoyt -ill  time 

irifd.  i .  1  5  .for  righteoufneffe  is  immortall 

2.23.  God  created  man  to  be  immortall 

4. 1. the  memoriall  thereof  is  immortall 

ErcZ.i7.30.  the  fon  of  man  is  not  immortall 

3!»r.rriO£taUtp. 
2  £/Z/.7.43.the  beginning  of  the  immortality 


8.54.  (hewed  the  treafure  of  immortality 
Wfd.3.4.  yet  is  their  hope  full  of "immortality       | 

8. 1 3 .of  her  I  (hall  obtain  immortality 

1 7. to  be  allied  unto  wifdom,is  immortality  J 

15.3-thy  power  is  the  root  of  immortality        I 
Eccl.  19. 1 9.the  fruit  ofthe  tree  of  immortality 

Hmntttnftp. 

1  M«.to.34,(haUbe  all  dayes  of  immunity,  and 
13.34.  he  mould  give  the  land  an  immunity 

3ttimnnttte0. 

1  AtaMO.28.  will  grant  you  many  immunities 

1 3 . 3  7.  to  confirm  the  immunities  which  we 
3IutpavteD. 
Eccl.iy.^.in  the  fixth  place  he  imparted  them 

2  Ate.8.i2.he  had  imparted  unto  thofe  that 

3ImpeD(ment. 
Wtfd- 1 9.7.  a  way  without  impediment 

3mpcti{njeiit0. 

fud.  5.  i.and  had  laid  impediments  in  the  cham, 

3imptttp. 

1  Efd.u4z.0f  his  uncleanneffe  and ?*#/>;*# 

2  £/d.4.j8.even  we  all  arefull  of  impiety 

2  Mac4.2S.he  had  committed  impiety  againft 

3Impfctfe0.  b 

2  E/rf.3.29.  had  feen  impieties  without  number 
3  m  potable. 

Pray. of  Man.  towards  tinners  importable 
3ntpoJitten, 

1  Efd.B.zz.  any  other  impofition  of  the  priefts 

3l!npoiTtble. 

2  Mjc3.12.that  it  was  altogether  impoffible 
4.6X01  he  fa*v  that  it  was  impoffible _,that  the 

3itnpefent. 

B(3/'.6.28.but  unto  the  poor  and  impntcnt,they 

3Jmp?ifoneD. 
m[d.i2.4.  imprifoaea  in  darkncffe.who  had 
31mpjtfcnmcnj. 

1  £/X8.24.penaltyofmoney,orbyi#//>ri/0#KK*M 

3!stipaDenc«,?. 

Eccl.zS.zz.ii/:padency,  and  much  reproach 

3flmpau2nt. 

£«Z.i9.2.cleaveth  to  harlots,  will  become  imp. 

2  3 .6 .thy  fervant  into  an  impudent  mind 

26.1 1.  watch  over  an  impudent  eye 

29. 1 4.he  that  is  impudent  will  forfake  him 

3ImpoteO. 

1  Mac. z.jz.  was  imputed  unto  him  for  righteo. 

3!tH0!ttmumcabIe. 
f/'i/t/.  14.2  i.and  flocks,  the  incommunicable  name 
3lricenfe, 

2 .5/^.3. 24.to offer  >?«e»/c  and  oblations 
fud.9. 1  .and  about  the  time  that  the  incenfe  of 
>'ifd.i8.z i.and  the popitiation  cf  incenfe 
Eccl.4%.\6incenfe  and  a  fweet  favour  for  a 

5  o.9.as  fire  and  incenfe  in  the  cenfer 
BiJi'.i.io.and fin-offerings,and  incenfe    ' 
Dan.  3 .1 4.or  oblation,or  incenfe,  or  place  to 

1  Mac.  1 . 5  5 .  and  burnt  incenfe  at  the  doors  of 

4,49.and  of  incenfe,  and  the  table 
50.upcnthe  aitar,they  burnt  incenfe 

Jncrjantments, 

{/''i/£/.i8.i3.thing  bv  realon  ofthe  incbantments  • 

31ncIoJJng. 
z  Afflc1.34.then  the  king inckfingthe place 
31ticontincncp. 

2  Efd.  t-ioincontinency  be  multiplied  upon  earth 

3lncowapttbie. 

See  the  word  JBrKOJtitptfhle. 

3Inci:esfe, 

1  Efd.9.7.  thereby  to  increafe  the  (ins  of  Ifrael 
Tob.1.7.  the  firfl  tenth  part  of  alliwffl/e 
Eccl-6. 5. tongue  williso'ffl./fkind  greetings 
20.28.  tilleth  his  land,  fhall  increafe  his  heap 
2 3. 3. left  mine  ignorances  increafe 
39. 1 1.  if  he  live,  he  fhall  increafe  it 
45. 20.unto  him  the  firfl  fruits  ofthe  increafe 
Ear. 2. 3  4.I  will  increafe  them,and  they  fhall  not 

1  A/flci4.8.the  earth  gave  her  increafe 

z  Mac.4.4.  did  rage,and  increafe  Simons  malice  , 
1 3 .and  increafe  heatheniih  manners 
JrtercafeD. 

2  Efd.  1 .6.  fins  of  their  fathers  ateincreafed 

5.2.but  iniquity  fhall  be wcreajed above 
7-4t.and  wickednefle««w/f^  and  the 
Tob.  14-2.be  increafedin  the  fear  ofthe  Lotd 
fud.$.9.wete  mrcafedvtith  goldand  filver 

16.23.fhe 


Apoc.      INC      INF 


INH      INI 


Inn    ins    Apoc 


16.13.lhe  increafed  more  and  more  in  hon. 
£0^.2.3. mayeft  be incrcafedat  thy  laft  end 
1  jMac1.40.fo  was  her  dishonour  2?!or4/cii 

2.3  o.afflic"tions  increafed  fore  upon  them 
z  Mtfc8.8.when  Philip  faw  that  this  man  incr. 

31ncreafet&. 
Wifd.16.z4.  incnafeth  his  ftrcngth  againft 


(S.tz.fent  to  deftroy  the  inhabitants  of  Judea 

2  MtfC9.2.being  put  to  flight  of  the  inhabitants 

jlnljabtteD. 

2  £/&3.2j.they  that  inbabitedthe  city  forfook 
w-'j/"d.  1 1  .i.the  wildernefle  that  was  not  inhabited 
Ecd.  1  o.  3  .through  prudence— the  city  (halbe  i??. 
38.3  2. without  thefe  a  city  cannot  he  inhstii, 
(he  (hall  be  inhabited  of  oevils 


£cc/?i.?o.drunkenneflei«OMfe&  the  rage  of!  Bar.4.2^ 

1  2  Mac.%. i.when  the  holy  city  was  inhabited 
9.1 7. all  the  world  that  was  inhabited 
j  2.1 3  Anbabitedby  people  of  divers  countreyS 


3?ncreaflttg. 

Etckf  4Z.%.increafing  wenderfnlly  in  her 
2  Mac.4.%0,  increasing  in  maliccj  and  being  a. 

3istcretmlitjn 
2  E/ft.if.j.Ietnot  the  incredulity  of  them  trotib. 

3JnctirabIe. 
jW.j.ii.fmote— Egypt  with  incurable  plagues 

31nt>ebteD. 
1  Mac.  10.  43.-being«rfefoerftotheking 
3HnO(a. 

£/?.  1 3 . 1  .under  himjfrom  I;zrfid  unto  Ethiopia 

1  Mtfc8.8.thccountieyof.THA«andJVledi3    • 

JnOtatt. 

1  Mtfc6*.37.befides  the  Indian  that  ruled  him 

31nuf(Jerent. 

£«/.4J.<T.and  of  merchants  indifferent  felling 

3!nDignatfott. 

2  £$.8.30.  take  thou  no  indignation 
Eccl.  %.6.  his  indignation  refts  on  finners 

36.7.raife  up  indignation,and  pour  out  wrath 
4J.19.  in  hiswrathfull  indignation  were 

I>Mr.2,20.haft  fent  out  thy  wrath  and  indignation 

Bel  28.  they  took  great  indignation 

1  Mtfc.2.49.  and  the  wrarli  of  indignation 

3.  27.  he  was  full  of  indignation 

2  Mac.4.3  5 .other  nations  took  great  indignation 

31it£tttmable. 
2£/#.S.2i.whofe  throne  is  iaeflimable 

3!neto««We. 
Wifd.  1 7.1 4.0m  of  the  bottoms  of  inevitable  hell 

3Infamp. 
»>*/#.  2.12.  and  obje&eth  to  our  infamy 

31ttfartte. 
^af.7.27.and  not  fee  the  death  of  our  infants 

16.  j.and  make  mine  infants  as  a  prey 
Wfd.i  1. 3. whereby  the  infants  were  {lain 

1  Mac.z.g.  her  infaus  are  G.iin  in  the  ftreets 

2  Mtfcy  .1  3.  flaying  of  virgins  and  «/"tf;z!J  _ 

.    8.4.the  wicked  fhughter  of  harmleffe  infants 

JnflMitv. 

zEfS.7.44.  infidelity  is  cut  off,  n'ghteoufnefs  is 

31nfin(te. 

Wifd.S . 1 8  .in  the  works  of  her  hands  are  hfimti. 
Eccl.16.i7.  an  infinite  number  of  creatures 

30. 1 5.  a  ftrong  body  above  infinite  wealth 
Pray.  ofManaf.  of  thine  infinite  mercies  hall 
2  Mtfc.2.24.  confidering  the  infinite  number 
3 ,6.wa's  full  of  infinite  fums  of  money 
31nfirm<tic. 
2  Efd.2.zz.  thus  infirmitie  was  made  perman. 

3Dtt8rm<tifflf. 
2  £/«/.  4.27.  full  cf  unrighteoufnefle  &  infimit. 

3lnflamco. 
£a^.28.9.the  more  they  will  be  inflamed 
Sufi  8. their  luft  was  inflamed  toward  her 

1  Mtfc.2.24.  he  was  inflamed  with  zeal 

3lnfltience. 
wifd.T.%  1- a  Pure  influence  flowing  from  the 

Inhabit. 

2  Efd.i .  28  .are  their  deeds-better  that  inbab&a.. 
Jud.^.l.vihat  are  the  cities  that  they  inhabit 

i4,4.that  inhabit  the  coafts  of  Ifrael 
3Ittl)aWtants. 
2  Eyj/.6.26.heart  of  the  inbabita.fhalbe  changed 
Jud.  1.  ic.and  to  all  the  inhabitants  of  Egypt 
■  -  n.theinhabitants  of  the  land  made  light  of 
-'--  ri.all  the  inhabitants  of  the  land  of  Moab 
2.2  8.fear — fell  upon  all  the  inhabitants  of 
4 . 1  i.the  inhabitants  of  Jerufalcm  fell  before 
■j.^more  t  hen  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  weft 
7.i3.thei»/Mfcif.  ofBethulia  have  their  water 

20.  failed  all  the  inhabitants  ofBethulia 
8. 1 1 .0  ye  governours  of  the  inhabita.of  Bet. 
wifd.x  2.3-old  inhabitants  of  thy  holy  land 
B^.i.i^.and  to  the  inhabitants  of  Jerufalcm 
1  Mtfci.i8.land  alfo  was  moved  for  the  inbab. 
3  8.the inhabitants  of  Jerufalcm  fled 


Jiityctit 

i  £/Jf.7.i7.righteous  (hould  inherit  thefe  things 

67.with  them  that  inherit  therein 
T0&.4.i2.their  feed  (hall  inherit  the  land 
Eccl.4.1 3. that  holdeth  her  faft  (hall  inherit  glo. 
j.6.he  fhaWinberit  her,and  his  generation 
6. 1.  thereby  thou  (halt  inherit  an  ill  name 
10. 1 1. he  fc\a\\  inherit  creeping  things 
i$.£.caufe  him  to  inherit  an  evtrlafting  name 
39.2  3.  the  heathen  (hall  inherit  his  wrath 
44.2i.caufe  them  to  inherit  from  fea  to  fta 
InbetfteO. 
fob.  1  $•  1 3. and  he  inherited  their  fubftance 

31nh,critance» 

1  £#,8.8?.may  leave  the  inheritance  of  the  land 

2  Efd.6.^.vihy  do  we  not  poflefle  an  inberitan. 

7.9.how  (hall  he  receive  this  inheritance 
8. 4f.have  mercy  upon  thine  owninheritance 
T^.i^.fhebelongeth  toTobi.by  right  of  inh. 

6.11.  becaufe  the  right  of  inheritance  doth 
Jud.a.  1 2.God  of  the  inheritance  of  Ifrael 
13.5  .now  is  the  time  to  help  thine  inberitan, 
1 6. 2 1  .returned  to  his  own  inheritance 
Eft.10.1z.  and  juftifiedhis  inheritance 
1 3 . 1 J  .they  defite  to  deftroy  the  inheritance 

17.be  mercifull  unto  thine  inheritance 
14. 5.  for  a  perpetuall  inheritance 
Wifd.i.  i4.an  inheritance  in  the  temple  of  the  L. 
£«J.9.6.thatthou  lofe  not  thine  inheritance' 
24.7.in  whofe  inheritance  (hall  I  abide 
1 2.in  the  portion  of  the  Lords  inheritance 
icand  mine  inberitan.  then  the  honey-co. 
4  j  .22.in  the  land  of  the  peop.  he  had  no  inh. 
the  Lord  himfelf  is  his— inheritance 
ij.  that  the  inheritance  of  the  king  (hould 
fo  the  inheritance  of  Aaron  (hould 
46.i.that  he  might  fet  Ifrael  in  their  inherits. 
1  Mac6.14.afld  fpoiled  our  inheritance- 

rl    -Seethe  word  $dt\)tt#, 

3!tt(qtl(t£. 

1  Efd.%. 70. .hive  been  partakers  of  this  iniquity 

72.whileft  I  mourned  for  theiniquity 

2  Efd.  f .  2«but  iniquity  (hall  be  increafed 

7#j6.while  we  lived  and  committed  iniquity 
l6.%z.iniq.  (halbe  taken  away  out  of  the  ear. 
Jud.%.  i7.becaufe  the  God  that  hateth  iniquity 
2 1.  if  there  be  no  iniquity  in  their  nation 
6.  j.  thefe  words  in  the  day  of  thine  iniquity 
wifd.<;. z$. thus  iniquity  (hall  lay  wafte  the 
£cc/.7.2.and  iniquity  (hall  turn  away  from  thee 
6. being  not  able  to  take  away  iniquity 
10.7.  by  both  doth  one  commit  iniquity 
17.16.  and  turn  away  from  iniquity 
20.28.  (hall  get  pardon  for  iniquity 
z  1. $.a\\ iniquity  is  as  a  two-edged  fword 
23.1  i.fwearing  (hall  be  filled  viiih iniquity 
27.10.  fo  fin  for  them  that  work  iniquity 
4i.i%.ofiniquitybefoie  a  congregation 
49.i.took  away  the  abomination  of  iniquity 
M'.3.7.we  have  called  to  mind  all  theiniquity 
Dan.;.<$.v/e  have  finned,and  committed  iniqui. 
Pray.ofManaf.  for  the  multitude  of  mine  iniqui. 
1  MK-3.6.theworkers  of  iniquity  w ere  troubled 
20.againft  us  in  much  pride  and  iniquity 
9.i3,thererofe  up  all  fuch  as  wrought  iniqui. 
31itiCiU«t(e0. 

1  £$.8.90. now  are  we  before  thee  in  our  iniq. 
9.2.mourning  for  the  great  iniq.  of  the  mult. 

2  Efd.j. 68ithat  they  wch  have  committed  iniqui. 

16.67.  and  forget  your  iniquities 

?6.let  not  your  iniquities  lift  up  themfelv. 
77.  and  covered  with  their  iniquities 
Vra.ofManaff.  and  I  acknowledge  mine  iniquit. 
deftroy  me  not  with  mine  iniquities 


jflnjurfe. 

2  Mtfc8.17.to  fet  before  their  eyes  thcinfurie 

Eccl, 10.8  .injuries,  and  riches  got  by  deceit 

^Injurious. 
.  Ecd.ft.i  1. at  the  prefence  oiinjmioHS  perfons 

31njuftfce. 
£«/.40.i2.bribery  &  mjuft.  iha'be  blotted  out 

IHnnetr, 
Eccl.  1 1. 1 4. the  inner  pans  of  a  fool  are  like 
t  Mtfc.9.54.  the  wall  of  the?  nner  court  of 
2  Mtfc.9. 5. and  fore  torments  of  the  inner  parts 

3ltmocencg,' 

Eft. 16.6.  the  innocency  and  goodnefte  of  princes 
i  Mtfc2.37.ktus  die  all  in  ouxinnocency 

6o.Dankl  for  his  innoiency  was  delivered 
31nnoccnt, 
2£/y.iy.8-the  innocent  &  righteous bloudcrieth 
9. the  innocent  bloud  from  among  them 
Z2.that  (lied  innocent  bloud  upon  earth 
£/?.i6.j.  to  be  partakers  oi  innocent  bloud 
Eccl.  1  i.io.  thou  (halt  not  be  innocent 

13.1 1. he  (hall not  be  innocent)  but  his 
Suf.  5  3 .  and  haft  condemned  the  innocent 

theinno.  &  righteous  (halt  thou  not 
62.thus  the  innocent  bloud  was  faved 

1  Mat.  1 .3  7.thus  they  lhed  innocent  bloud 

2  M<zc4.47.fhould  have  been  judged  innocent 

31  tm  timetable. 
2  E[d,6, 3. before  the  innumerable  multitude 

.   44.thcrc  was  great  and  inniaierabk  fruit 
wifd.7. 1 1  -and  innumerable  riches  in  her  hands 

18.1 2>they  altogether  had  innumerable  dead   ! 
£«/.37.2f.thedayesof  lfoe\  are  innumerable 
Pr.of  Manajf.  thy  mercifull  promsfe  is  innitmey. 
2  MtfC3.6.of  the  facrifices,was  innumerable 
llnquffttfon, 

2  Efd.6. 1 9«will  begin  to  make  inquifitidn 
ECCI.Z3.2.4.  mquifition  fhalbe  made  of  herchildr. 
4«.4.there  is  no  mquifition  in  the  grave 
3!nfyfret>. 
wifd.  1  y.x  i.and  him  that  infpkcd  into  him  an 

3BnttrHct, 
j  2  Efd.  j . 3  2. hear  me,and  I  will  inftruil  thee 
Eccl.7.zi .haft  thou  children  ?  injirutl  them 
!      lo-i.awife  judge  will  inftru'cl  his  people 

3lnftrt!cte0. 
Wifd.6. 1 1  .defire  them ,and  ye  (hail  be  inflruclcd 
Eccl.z6.\%.fo  much  worth  as  a  mind  well  inflru. 

3Inftructetij. 
£tt/.37.23'a  wife  man  inflruBitb  his  people 

31nftutctfojT. 
Eccl  i.27.fear  of  the  L.is  wifdotn  and  inftriMi. 
6. 1 8. my  fon,gather  inflruclion  from  thy 
8 .8.for  of  them  thou  fhalt  learn  inflruclion 
3  3 .4-bind  up  inflruclion,  &  then  make  anfwer 
5 1.26.  let  your  foul  receive  inftruclion 
31nftmctfott0, 
£«i44,4.wife  and  eloquent  in  their  inftriiclions 

3Inftrumetit, 
zEfd.\i-$  norany  inflrument  of  war 

Verfe  28. 

Tob.  7.14.  and  did  write  an  inflrument  of  coven. 

£«/.43.2.declaring  at  his  rifing  a  marvell.i??/?^ 

8.being  an  inflrument  of  the  armies  above 

2  Mac.  13.5.  and  it  had  a  round  inflrument 

JlnftrnmentiS. 
1  Eld.q.gi. they  feafted  with  inflrument s  of  bb«'. 
j. 2.  and  with  mufieall  inUrumcnts 

Verfe  59. 
1  Mtfc6.  %  1  .inflruments  to  caft  fire  and  ftones 
9-39.with  dtums,and  inflruments  of  mufick  ' 
1 3.4L  began  to  write  in  their  inUruments 
31tifutrectton. 

1  Efd. 16.76.3  ereat  rafiwicRion  upon  thofe 

2  MtfC4.30.Thar!us  &  Mallosmade  infumff. 
intelligence.    . 

2  Mac.i-9'ke  told  him  what  intelligence  was 

^ntemtjfcran^. 
2  Efd.7.^.  intempcrdn'cy  is  at  an  end 

3RntenD. 
2  Mtfc  1 4.8 .1  iXi'i'Kd  the  good  of  mine  owri 

31ntentje0. 
Eft.  r  3 .4.  honourably  intended  by  as 
Si/f.6t. in  fuch  fort  as  they  maliciouflyfViWfefef 
2  Mat. 1 4.5.  and  what  they  intended 

Jntent. 

— ■ ' — ' ' i— — ~^ 


Apoc.      INT      J  O  A 


JON       JOR 


JJtttent. 
vfifd.1  2.22.to  the  intent  that  when  we  judge 
bel  3  2.  to  the  intent  they  might  devour  Daniel 
3Interp?etatioit. 

z£/a.i2.8.(hew  methyfervant  the  interpretati 
i  o.  this  is  the  interpretation  of  thevifion 
1 7.  this  is  the  interpretation 

Verf.  1?,  22.  Chap.  13.  22,  28. 
13.15.fhew  me  now  yet  the  interpretation  of 
ai.the interpreta.of the  vifion fhall  I  (hew 
y  j  .this  is  the  interpretation  of  the  dream 
JInterpietattond. 
2  Efd.  1 2.  j  5.  and  thefe  are  the  interpretations 
Ecd.47' i7.proverbs,  &  parables,  &  interpretati. 

3lnterp2ete0. 
£/2&e>*  11.  i.LyGmachus — had  interpretedk 

31nterpieter. 
E^l.17.  j. an  interpreter  of  the  cogitation  thereof 

3lntertttf)t. 
£«/.i  1. 8  .neither  interrupt  men  in  the  midft  of 

intolerable. 
pyifd.17.14.  which  was  indeed  intolerable 
z  Mac  9.  10.  for  his  intolerable  ftink 

jjlnlreat. 
,7«rf.io.i(5'.and  he  mWmtreat  thee  well 
£«/.  1 3. j. poor  is  wronged,&  he  muft  i«fr.  alfo 

28.  j  .who  will  mtreat  for  pardon  of  his  fins 
Bar. 6. 4 t.znd  intreat  Bel  that  he  may  fpeak 
1  Az"<K.8.i8.andtoiKfre<tfthemthat  they 

3lntreatel>. 
Wifd.  1 9. 3  .whom  they  had  intreated  to  be  gone 
Eccl.49.7.  for  they  intreated  him  evill 

1  Ata.i  i.26.yet  the  king  intreated  him  as  his 

2  AfrK.  ii.i$.intrea.ted  the  Jewes3fubmit.  himf. 

3(ntreating. 
Tu&.i.22.and  Achiacharus  intreating  forme 
3lntoaDe. 

1  Ate.  1 3 . 1 2.  to  wzwrie  the  land  of  Judea 

20.came  Tryphon  to  invade  the  land 
14.3 1.  purpofed  to  invade  their  countrey 
1 5.40.proyoke  the  peopl  e,8c  to  invade  Judea 
3lnbaDtng. 

2  Efd.  1  y .  1 6\and  invading  one  another 

JlnbenteO. 
Sufi  43.  have  malicioufly  invented againft  me 

intention. 
1nfd.14.12.  and  the  invention  of  them 
1  j.4.neither  did  the  mifchievous  invention  of 
3lntenttonsf. 
a  £/</£  y.the  inventions  of  them  that  now  fin 
8.27,regard  not  the  mcVe&.inventions  of 
1 3. 3 7. rebuke  the  wicked  invent.of  thofenat. 
1 5.48.1'n  all  her  works  and  inventions 
i6.6'3.furclyhcknoweth  your  inventions 
Jn'ointible. 
Jud.16. 1 3.wonderfull  in  ftrength,  &  invincible 
wijd.  ^.i^.taVe  holineffe  for  an  invincible  fhield 
2  Ate.  1. 13. with  him  thatfeemed  invincible 

3Intfolable. 
2  Mac.  3 . 1 2.and  inviolable  fanctity  of  the  temple 

JnbtOble, 
2  Ate.9.y.with an  incurable  &  invifible  plague 

3lnbfte, 
Eccl.  1 3 .9.  fo  much  the  more  will  he  invite  thee 

3lnto<tet). 
£«/.i  3>9.if  thou  be  invited  of  a  mighty  man 

31nfcocatfon. 
2  Ate.i  y.26".  with  invocation  and  prayer 

JlnmarO. 
2  Ate.  3. 16.  declared  the  inward  agony  of  his 

KnmarDlg. 
£«/.i  9»26.but  inwardly  he  is  full  of  deceit 

3Ioac<m. 
1  Efd.1^7.  Joacim  his  brother  king  of  Judea 
38.he  bound  Joacim and  the  nobles 
3 9. five  and  twenty  yeersold  was  Joacim 
4 3. and  Joacim  his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
y.  5.  and  Joacim  the  fon  of  Zorobabel 
J»rf.  4. 6.  Afo  Joacim  the  high  prieft 

8. as  Joacim  the  high  pneft  had  command. 
14.  Joacim  the  high  prieft,  &  all  the  priefts 
1  J.8.then^ofl«OT  the  high  prieft,and  the 
Sufi.  1.  a  man  in  Babylon,  csWed  Joacim 
4.  now  Joacim  was  a  great  rich  man 
a8.wcre  affembled  to  her  husband  Joacim 
29.the  daughter  of Chdcias,Joacims  wife 


63.  Sufanna,  with  jW»2  her  husband 
310C1. 
2  Efd.  1.^9.  Micheas,  Joel,  Abdias,  and  Jonas 

31ohn. 

1  Afr#.2.i.Mattathiasthe  fon  of  John 
8.i7.JudaschofeEupolemusthe  fon  of  John 
9.3  y.now  Jonaihan  had  fenthis  broth.  John 

36.and  took  John  and  all  that  he  had 
38.  they  rcmembred  John  their  brother 
1 3.  j 3-when  Simon  (aw  that  John  his  fon 
\6. 1. then  came  up /ate  from  Gazara 
2. his  two  eldeft  fonsjudasand  fo/./B 
9.but  John  (till  followed  after  them 
i9.he  fent  others  alfo  to  Gazara  to  kill  /. 
2  i.run  afore  to  Gazara,and  told  John 

2  3. concerning  the  reft  of  the  afts  of  John 

2  Ate.4. 1 1 .  John  the  father  of  Eupolemus 
i  1-17. John,  and  Abfalom,  who  were  fent 

3IoIIitp. 

1  £/rf.3.20.turneth  alfo  every  thought  into  joll. 
Eccl.  1 3 .8.  and  brought  down  in  thy  jollity 

31onag. 
1  £/#.i.39.Micbeas,Joel,Abdias,and  Jonas 
7ob. i4.4.vihich  Jonasthe  prophetfpake  ofNin. 
8.thofe  things  wch  the  ptophet  Jonas  fpake 
Jonathan. 
1  Mac.z.$.Jonathan,viho[e  firname  was  Apph. 
4.30.into  the  hands  of  Jonathan  the  fon  of  S. 
5. 1 7. 1  and  Jonathan  my  brother  will  go 
9. 1 9. then  Jonathan  and  Simon  took  Judas 

3  i.Jonath.  took  the  governance  upon  him 
3  3  .then  Jonathan  and  Simon  his  brother 
3  y.now  Jonathan  had  fent  his  broth.  John 
37.after  this  came  word  to  Jonathan 
44  then  Jonaihan  faid  to  his  company 
4^. Jonathan  and  they  that  were  with  him 
58.  Jonathan  and  his  company  are  at  eafe 

Io.3.Demettius  fent  letters  unto  Jonathan 
21  .Jonathan  put  on  the  holy  robe 

1 1.6.  then  Jonathan  met  the  king  with 
20.the  fame  time  Jonathan  gathered  toget. 
4i./os^tefcnt  unto  king  Demetrius 
44.  Jonat  fent  him  thtee  thouf.  ftrong  men 
67.  as  for  Jonathan  andhishoft 
69.aH  that  were  of  Jonathans  fide  fled 

I2.i.when  Jonathan  Paw  that  the  time  ferved 
^-Jonathan  the  high  prieft,nnd  the  people 
52.  there  they  bewailed.  Jonathan 

1 3. 1 1  .he  fen  t  Jonathan  the^fori  of  Abfalom 
i9.neither  would  he  let  Jonathan  go 
23.be  flew  Jonathan,vtho  was  buried  there 
2y.took  the  bones  of  Jonathan  his  brother 

14. 16. when  it  was  heard-that  Jon.wss  dead 
1 8. with  Judas  and  Jonathan  his  brethren 
3  o.Jonathan  having  gathered  his  nation 
2  Mac.  1.23.  Jonathan  beginning, and  the  reft 

8.2<i.Simon,and  Jofeph,and  Jonathan. 
35oppa.  31oppe. 

1  Efd.  y. y  y .  by  floats  to  the  haven  of  Joppe 

1  Ate.  10.7  y  .pitched  his  tents  againft  Joppe 
they  of Joppe  (hut  him  outof  the  city 

7^.and  fo  Jonathan  wan  Joppe 
1 1 .6.met  the  king  with  great  pomp  at  Joppa 
i2.33.whence  he  turned  afideto  Joppe 
1 3.1  i.and  with  him  a  great  power  to  Joppe 
1 4.  J. that  he  took  Joppe  for  an  haven 

34.  moreover,  he  fortified  Joppe 
1y.28.you  withhold  Joppe  unto  Gazara 

3  y.  whereas  thou  demanded  Joppe 

2  M<rc.4.2l.whereupon  he  came  to  Joppe 
1 2.3  .the  men  of  Joppe  alfo  did  fuch 

7.root  out  all  them  of  the  city  of  Joppe 

31oiam. 
1  £/^.i.9.Aflabias,and  Ochiel,and  Joram 

3IoiDatt. 
Jud.%.  1  y.and  palling  ova  Jordan,  they 
Eccl.  24.26.  as  Jordan  in  the  time  of  the  harveft 
1  Mac.%.  24.  Jonathan  went  over  Jordan,  and 
y  2.afterthis  went  they  over  Jordan 
9,34.  came  neer  to  Jordan  with  all  his  hoft 
42.turned  3gain  to  the  matifh  of  Jordan 
43  .he  came— ro  the  banks  of  Jordan 
4 y.and  the  water  of  Jordan  on  this  fide 
48.1eapt  into  Jordan,  and  fwam  over 

paffed  not  ovet  Jordan  unto  them 


JOS      JOY      Apoc 

^ - '!. 

31oJabaD. 
1  E fd.i. 6 i-v/ith  them  were  Jofabadthe  fon  of 

Joferjec. 

t  Efd.  y .  y . Jefus  the  fon  oijofedec        Verfe  8 . 
See  the  word  3Isfu# 
3ofepb. 

Ecri.49.iy.a  man  born  like  unto  Jofeph 

1  Mac.i.H.  Jofeph  in  the  time  of  his  diftrefle 

y.i8,fo  he  left  Jofeph  the  fon  of  Zacharias 
y6.  Jofeph  the  fon  of  Zacharias,  &  Azar. 
60.  Jofeph  and  Azarias  were  put  to  flight 

2  Mac.S.z  z.Simon,and  Jofeph,  and  Jonathan 

io.^.Maccabeusleft  Simonsan4  JoCeob 

3othua.  ■<* 

2  Mac.ii.i  y.  Jericho  in  the  time  ofjofbita 
3offai8. 

1  Efd.1.1.  Jofias  held  the  feaft  of  thepafieover 
7-Jofias  gave  thirty  thoufand  lambs 
2y.  and  Jofias  went  out  againft  him 
28  .Jofias  did  not  turn  back  his  charet 
3  2.  the  prophet  lamented  for  Jofias 
3  3. every  one  of  the  ads  that  Jofias  did 
3  4-people  took  Joachas  the  fon  of  Jofias 

Eccl, 49. 1. the  remembrance  of  Jofias  is  like  the 
4-all  except  Dav.  — &  Jofias  were  defect. 
Journey. 

1  £/3.8.yo.to  defirt  of  him  a  profperousy(?w»£y 
Tob.4.1  y.  go  with  thee  in  thy  journey 

5. 16. God  fend  you  a  good  journey 

and  God  — profper  your  journey 

6.1.  and  as  they  went  on  their  journey 

10. 1  .when  the  day  es  of  thz  journey  were  expi. 
11  .G.of  heav.give  you  a  profperous/o«r»fr 

1 1. 1. had  given  him  a  profperous/o«>wy 
Wifd.  1 3 .  r8 .  and  for  3  good  journey,  he  asketh 

1 8. 3. a  guide  of  the  unknown  journey 

1  Mac. 7.4  y.purfued  after  them  a  dayes  journey 

n.  2.  he  took  his  journey  into  Syria 

2  Mac. 9.4.  and  to  difpatch  the  journey 

7. and  commanding  to  hafte  the  journey 
12.10.in  thtirjoumey  towards  Timotheus 

3Honrne^co. 

1  AfrK.10.77.went  to  Azotus  as  one  that  jour. 

3op. 

2  Efd.i.io.I  will  fill  thy  children  withfffy 
7.61.  as  (hall  be  joy  over  them  that  are  perfw. 

Tob.7. 1 8. give  thee  joy  for  this  thy  fotrow 
8.i.7>ljfe  in  healtb,with/«7  and  mercy 
1 1. 17.  there  was /ay  amongft  all  his  brethren 
1 3.  io.builded  in  thee  again  with  joy 
1 1. (hall  praife  thee  with  great  joy 
Jud.1x.14.  it  lhallbe  my/flytothe  day  of  my 

itf.i  1. my  afflifted  fhoutcd  for  joy 
Efihcr  io.i3.withanaflembly33nd/oy,and  with 
13.17.  turn  our  forrow  into  joy,  that  we  may 
i4.2.all  the  places  of  her  joy  (he  filled  with 
1 8. neither  had  thine  hand-maid  any/oy 
16.2  i.God  hath  turned  to  joy  unto  them 
»'i/J.8.i6.hath  no  forrow,but  mirth  and  joy 
£tt/.  1 . 1 2.giveth /oji  and  gladrtefle,  and  a  long 
2  3.  afterward  joy  fhal  fpring  up  unto  them 
2.9. and  foreverlafting/oy  and  mercy 
3.y.fhall  have  joy  oi  his  own  children 
4. 1 2.  feek  to  her  early,  (hall  be  filled  with  joy 
6.28.  that  (hill  be  turned  to  thy  joy 

3 1. put  herabout  thee  as  a  crown  of joy 
1  y.6.he  (hail  find  (oyand  a  crown  of  gladnes 
2y-7.a  man  that  hath  joy  of  his  children 
30. 1. he  may  have  joy  of  him  in  the  end 
2.chaftifeth  his  fon,  (hall  have  joy  in  him 
16.  no  joy  above  the  joy  of  the  heart 
Bar.X'Zi.  voyce  of  mirthsand  the  voyceof/0/ 
4.1 1.  withjVy  did  I  nourifh  them 
iz.jpy  is  come  unto  me  from  the  holy  One 
2  3 .  again  with  joy  and  gladnefle  for  ever 
29.(hall  bring  you  everlafling  joy  again 
36".behold  the  joy  that  cometh  unto  thee 
y.9.  for  God  (hall  lead  Ifrael  with  joy 

1  iW<w.3.4y.3nd/'oy  was  t?ken  from  Jacob 

y.2  3.brcught  them  into  Judea  with  great  joy 

y4.they  went  up  to  mount  Sion  with.joy 
14. 1  i.and  Ifrael  rejoyced  with  great/ay 

2  Ate.3.30.  was  filled  v/ithjoy  and  gladnefle 

9.i9.wi(heth  raachjoy,  health  and  profperity 
1  y.28.returning  again  witb/oyjthey  knew 

JlogfuH-' 


Apoc.      JOY      ISR 


1SR 


JUR 


3!ogfull. 

z  Efd.  %•  30. bejoyfull ,  O  chou  mother,  with 
ii.  34.  he  fhall  make  them  joy  full 

Tob.  8.  16.  for  thou  haftnvde  me  joy  full 
1  j.  10.  and  let  him  make  joy  full  there  in 

J  ltd.  1 4. 9.  and  made  z  joy  full  noife  in  their  city 

31opfulncu"e, 

2  Efd.  2.  3^-  receive  the  joyfulneffe  of ^our 
u'ifd.  i.  9.  leave  tokens  of  our  joyftdtteffe 
Ecd.  30.  22.  and  the  joy fulneffe  of  a  man 

3!opne. 

1  £/rf.  8.  f?4'  now  mall  ye  not  r'fljwe  your  daug. 
1  Efd.  i^.so.joyne  battell  withthem,  and  (hail 
!  Mac  1  o.  4.  before  he  jflyss  with  Alexander 
n.  1.  zndjoyne  it  to  his  owne 
13. 14.  and  meant  to  joym  battell  with  him 
36o]?tt?t>. 
I  Efd.  1.  ij.butjoyned  battell  with  him 

6.  17.  was  effectually  joyned  to  her 
7«d.  14. lo-  was  jo/serf  to  the  houfeof  Ifrael 
£aZ.  y  1.  20. had  my  heart  joyned  with  her 
1  M^c.  1 . i1;.  joyned themfelves  to  the  heathen 
6.  14.  fo  they  joyned  battell  ,and 

Verfe  34.  Chap.  7.  43-  &  9-  47- 
&  io-  49  3  J3>  78.  &  11,  69. 
2  M<k.  8. 13. 
6. 11.  ungodly  men  joyned  themfelves 
8.  1.  accept  all  that  joyned  themfelves  unto 
if.  14.  and  joyned  ihips  clofe  to  the  towne 
z  Mac.  8.  zz.  joyned  with  himfelfe  his  own 

Sufan.  4.  a  faire  garden  joynlng  to  his  houfe 

1  Mac.  10.  26-  not  jOjvwzg  your  felves  with  our 

Ecd.  27.  2.  between  the  jofnmgs  of  the  ftones 

31rfcfoine. 
Ecd.  17. 1 3.  the  difcourfe  of  fools  is  ir^fome 

3Jron. 
£«/.  n.  10.  like  asiwzrufteth,  fo  is  his 
ii.  i  y .  and  a  made  of  iron  is  eafier  to  beare 
28.  20.  the  \oke  thereof  is  a  yoke  of  i/ozt 

38.  28.  and  considering  the  iron  worke 

39.  26.  lire.  Iron,  and  lalt,  flour  of  wheat 
48.  17-  digged  the  hard  rock  with  iron 

Prayer  of  Manages  bowed  down  with  iron  bands 

3ffaac. 

2  Efd.  3. 16.  unto  him  thou  gaveft  lfaac 

and  unto  lfaac  alfo  thou  gave  ft  Jacob 
fud.  8.  2  6.  and  how  he  tried  lfaac,and  what 
£«/.  44.  ii.  with  lfaac  did  he  eftablith  likewife 
Dan.$.n.  for  thy  fervant  Ifaac'sfake,  and 

3iftantisf. 
£«/.  43.  23.  and  planteth  iflands  therein 
47. 16.  thy  name  went  far  unto  the  iflands 
3!0eflf. 
1  Mac.  6.  29.  and  from  iflesofthc  fea  ,  bands 
Chap.  14.  j.  &  1  j.i. 
^fatael. 
//*d.  2.  23.  the  children  of  Ifmael,whkh  were 
3Ifrael. 

1  £p.  1. 3.  Levites  the  holy  miniftcrs  of  Ifrael 

4.  and  minifter  unto  his  people  ifrael 
1.  3.  the Lord  ofi/r^j  the  moft  high  Lord 
y.  61.  and  glory  is  for  ever  in  all  Ifrael 
7. 8.  twelve  goats  for  the  fin  of  all  Ifrael 

8.  7.  taught  Ifrael  the  ordinances  and 
27.  men  of  ifrael  to  goe  up  with  me 

9. 7.  to  increafe  the  fins  of  ifrael 

2  EM  2.  16. 1  have  known  my  Name  in  Ifrael 

3.  36.  //?vz£/  by  name  hath  kept  thy  precepts 
4.23.  Israelis  given  up  as  a  reproach  to  the 
y.  3  y.  not  have  feene  the  travell  of  ifrael 

9.  30.  heare  me  ,  O  //*>■«/  ,  and  marke 

Chap.  14.28. 

12.  46.  be  of  good  comfort,  O  ifrael 
fud.  8.33.  the  Lord  w  ill  vifit  ifrael 

10. 1.  cry  unto  the  God  of  Ifrael 
t  6. 1 .  thankf-giving  in  all  Ifrael 
Eflber  10. 9.  my  nation  is  this  ifrael,  which 

13.  9.  haft  appointed  to  fave  Ifrael 

14.  y.  tookeft  Ifrael  from  among  all  people 
Eccl  17.  '  7>  f/W  is  the  Lords  porrir  n 

24. 8.  and  thine  inheritance  in  ifrael 
36-  12.  and  upon  ifrael  whom  thou  haft 
37.  2j .  the  dayesof  ifrael  are  innumerable 


4y.  5 .  covenan'ts4and  ifraclhis  judgements    | 
1 1 .  after  the  number  of  the  tribes  of ifrael  I 
17.  and  informe  ifrael'm  his  lawes 
46.  r.  fet  ifrael  in  their  inheritance 
47. 1 1 .  a  throne  for  the  glory  of  Ifrael 
50.  13.  all  the  congregations  of 'Ifrael 
Bar.  2.  1.  againft  our  judges  that  judged  lfxnl 
3. 1.  O  Almighty,  God  of  ifrael,  the 

3  6  and  to  Ifrael  his  beloved 
4.  4.  O  j/Jvk/  ,  happy  are  we 

y.  my  people,the  menioriall  of  ifrael 
y.  7.  that  ifrael  may  goe  fafdy 
Dan-  3. 1 1.  for  thy  holy  ifiaels fake 
Sufan.  48.  are  ye  fuch  fools  ye  fons  of  Ifrael 

ye  have  condemned  a  daughter  of  ifrael 

1  Afac.  3.  2.  fought — the  battell  oflfrad 

4.  1 1.  who  dehvereth  and  faveth  Ifrael 

5.5.  becaufe  they  befieged  ifrael 

7.  5 .  wicked  and  ungodly  men  of  ifrael 
22.  power,  did  much  hurt  in  ifrael 
z6.  bare  deadly  hate  unto  ifrael, with 

g,  1 8.  the  Grecians  did  opprefle  Ifrael  with 

9.  21.  valiant  man  fallen  that  delivered  Iff. 
y  1 .  might  worke  malice  upon  ifrael 

10.  46.  evill  he  had  done  in  Ifrael 

11.  23.  chofe  certain  of  the  elders  of  Ifrael 

12.  52.  ifrael  made  great  lamentation 
13.4.  my  brethren  are  flaine-for  ifraels  fake 

41. the  yoke — was  taken  away  fcomljrael 
14.  Ii.  Ifrael  rejoyced  with  great  joy 
16.  2.  have  delivered  ifrael  oftentimes 

2  Mac.  1.  25.  thou  that  delivered  Ifrael 

16.  facrifice  for  thy  whole  people  Ifrael 

9.  f.  the  God  oc  Ifrael  fiuote  hiin 

10.  38 .  done  fo  great  things  for  ifrael 

1 1. 6.  fend  a  good  angel  to  deliver  ifrael 
Jiiaeitua- 

fud.  6. 1 4.  the  ifraelites  defcended  from  their 
Bar.  3.  4  the  prayers  of  the  dead  Ifradites 
1  Mac.i.  43  many  alfo  of  the  ifraelites  confen. 
53.  drove  the  ifraelites  into  iecret  places 
58.  unto  the  ifraelites  every  moneth 

3.  46.  the  ifraelites  aHembled  themfelves 

6.  1 8.  (hut  up  the  ifrax  lues  round  about 

7.  23.  had  done  among  the  Ifraelites 

3)ffue0. 

1  Mac.  14 .  36.  out  of  which  they  iffued 

Utetattng. 

Eccl.  hi.  23.  or  of  iterating  and  fpeaking  again 
3!ut)al). 

2  Efd.  1.24.  thou  Judab  wouldft  not  obey 
fud.  14.  7.  in  the  tabernacle  of  Judab,  and  in 
Eccl.  49.  4.  (even)  the  kings  of  Judab  failed 
Suf  56.  thou  feed  of  Canaan ,  not  of  Judab 

<yj.  but  the  daughter  of  Judab  would  not 

1  Mac.  2 .  6.  were  committed  in  Judab  and 

7. 22.  had  gotten  the  land  of  Judab  into 
31u0aifme. 

2  iWdc.  2.  21.  to  their  honour  forjudaifme 

31uDas ,  See  ^accabetisf. 

31trt>ea, 

1  Efd.  r.  26.  with  thee,  O  king  of  Judea 

4.  45.  when  Judea  was  made  defolate  by  the 
Tob.  1.  18.  and  fled  from  Judea,  I  buried  them 
Jud.  3.9-  Efdraelon ,  neere  unto  Judea,  over 

4. 7.  there  was  an  entrance  into  Judea 

8.  21.  all  Judea  {hall  lye  wafte,  and  our 

1 1. 1 9.  lead  thee  thorow  the  midft  of  Judea 

1  Mac.  6.  ?•  went  againft  the  land  of  Judea 

Verfe4  8. 
9.1.  into  the  land  of  Judea  the  ficond  time 

10.  30.  not  be  taken  of  the  land  of  Judea 
11.28.  would  muke  Judea  free  from  tribute 
1 2.  3  j.  building  ftrong  holds  in  Judea 

Chap.  1?.  3  3.&  iy.  44. 
13. 1.  invade  the  landof//«fc* 

Verfe  12. 
14.33.  fortified  the  cities  of  Jud:a 
1  j.  30.  without  the  borders  of  Judea 
41.  upon  the  wayes  of  Judea ,  as  the 

Verfe  40. 
\6.  10.  returned  into  the  land  of  Judea  in, 

2  Mac.  J.  1 1.  thought  that /Wed  had  revolted 

1 1 .  J.  he  came  to  Judea,  and  drew  neere  to 

1  j.  1.  coming  with  a  great  power  into  Judea 
T  tttt 


3uoety.  : — 

Jud.  8.  1.  at  that  time  Juaeth  heard  thereof 

Verfe  9. 
4.  fo  Judeth  was  a  widow  in  her  houfe 
3  z.  then  (aid  Judeth  unco  them,Heare  me  ] 
9.  1.  then  Jitditbfc.il  upon  her  face,  and 

7?^/;  cryed  with  a  loud  voice 

10. 10.  fo  Judeib  went  out, (he  and  her  maid 

23  -  when  Judeth  was  com-  before  him  and 

1 1 .  j .  Judeth  faid  to  him,  Receive  the  words 
12,1.  Judeth  faid,  1  will  not  eac  thereof 

4.  faid  Judeib  unto  him,  As  thy  ioulc 
14.  faid  Judeth  unto  him,  Who  am  I  now 
16.  when  Judeth  came  in,  and  fat  downe 

18.  fo  Judeth  fajd,  I  will  drinke  now,my 
13.3.  Judeth  had  commanded  her  maid 

4.  Judeth  ftanding  by  his  bed  ,  faid  in  her 

1 1.  then  faid  Judeth  afar  ofFto  the  watch. 

14.  1.  then  faid  Judeth  unto  thcm,Heare  me 

7.  he  fell  at'  judcih's  feet,  and  reverenced 

8.  then  Judeth  declared  unto  him  in  the 
14.  thought  he  had  flept  with  Judeth 
17-  went  into  the  tent  where  Judeth 

1  %•  8.  and  to  fee  Judeth,  and  to  falute  her 
n.  gave  unto  Judeth  Olofernesbis  tent 

16.  1 .  ih.cn  Judetb  began  to  iing  this  thankf. 
2.  Judetb  faid,  Begin  unto  my  God  with 
7.  Judetb  the  daughter  of  Merari  wt akn. 

1 9.  Judeth  alfo  dedicated  all  the  ftuffe  of 

20.  and  Judeth  remained  with  them 

21.  and  Judetb  went  to  Bethulia,and 
2  J.  afraid  in  the  dayes  of  Judetb,  nor 

pilose. 

2  Efd.  4.  1 8.  if  thou  wert  judge  now  betwixt 

7.  19.  there  is  no  judge  above  God  and 

8.  18.  of  the  Judge  which  is  to  come 
14.32.  as  he  is  a  righteous  Judge,  he  tooke 
16.  67.  God  himfelfe  is  the  Judge 

Jud.  7.  24.  God  be  Judge  betweene  us  and  you 

U'ifd.  9.  7.  ajudge  of  thy  fons  and  daughters 
1  J.  7.  the  porter  himfelfe  is  the  judge 

Eccl.  7.  6.  feeke  not  to  he  judge,  being  not  able 
8. 14.  goe  not  to  law  with  a  judge 
10. 1.  a  wife  judge  will  iiift rud  his  people 
a.  as  the  judge  of  the  people  is  himfelfe,  fo 
3  J.  12.  for  the  Lord  is  Judge, and  with  him_ 
41.  1 8.  of  an  offence  before  a  judge  &  ruler 

Bar.  6. 14.  as  if  he  were  zjudge  of  the  countrey 

1  Mac.  2.  5  j.  was  made  judge  in  Ifrael 

2  Mac.  1 2. 6.  upon  God,  the  righteous  Judge 

Verfe  4 1 . 
3Iu&ge. 
I  Efd.7,.9.  princes  of  Perfia  fhall  judge  that  his 

8  2  3.  may  judge  in  all  Syria  and  Phcnice 
i  Efd.  2.  20.  judge  for  the  fatherlefle,  give  the 
ivifd.  3.8.  they  fhall  judge  the  nations  3  and 
9.12.  then  fhall  I  judge  thy  people 

12.  2  1.  didft  thou  judge  thine  owne  fons 
2i.that  when  we  fudge, we  fliould  careful. 

Eccl.  4.  1  f .  fhall  judge  the  nations,and  he 
8.  14.  to  law  with  a  judge, — they  willjudge 
1 1 .  z2.  judge  none  blefled  before  his  death 
31.  if.  judge  of  thy  neighbour  by  thy  felfe 

3  f .  17.  fhall  behold  to  judge  righteoufly 

4  J.  26.  wifdome  in  your  heart  to  judge  his 
Bar.  6.  ?4.  neither  can  theyjWige  their  owne 

64.  neither  to /Wgecaufes ,  nor  to  doc 

1  Mac.  7.  42.  and  judge  thou  him  according 

2  Mac-  6. 11.  butthat  they  judge  thofe  punifh. 

3!ufcge0. 
2  Efd.  8.  40.  haft  not  judged  thy  felfe  worthy  to 
1  j .  4 1 .  the  earth  haft  thou  not  judged 
12.9  thou  haft  judged  me  worthy 
mfd-  6.  4.  you  have  not  judged  aright 
io.holily,ihalbey«dg«/  holy 
1 1 .  9.  the  ungodly  were  judged  in  wrath 
12. 22.  when  weour  felves  are  judged 
Ecd.  2  j.  7.  nine  things  I  have  judged 
26.  26.  fhalbe  judged  wife  of  all :  but 
3  j .  1 9 .  till  he  ha  ve  judged  the  caufe  of 
har.z.  1.  our  judges  that  judged  Ifrael 
2  Mac.  4. 47.  have  been  judged  innocent 
9.15.  judged  not  worthy  fo  much  as  to  be 
n.36.  fuch  things  as  he  judged  to  be  refef. 
UttDgesf. 
1  Efd.  1. 17.  the  judges  that  arc  in  Coelofyria^  j 
8.-23,  ordainl 


Apoc.       JUD      JUD 


JUR       J4S 


KEE       KEE 


Apoc. 


8. 13.  ordaine  judges ,  and  juftices,that  they 
9.  13.  with  them  the  rulers  and  judges  every 
Wifd.  1 . 1.  ye  that  be  judges  of  the  earth 

6, 1.  learn  ye  that  be  judges  of  the  ends  of 
Etti.  10.24.  great  men,  andjndges,and 

38.53-  (hall  not  fit  on  the  judges  feat 
Bar.z.  1.  our  judges  that  judged  Ifrael 
Suf.S.  two  of  the  ancients— to  bejudges 

ancient  judges,  who  feemed  to 
41  thofe  that  were  elders  and  judges 
3inDgeft. 

2  Efd.  4.  1°'  w^y  /«%^  thou  not  thy  felfe  alfo 

Tab.  3.  i.thou.  judqefl  truly  and  juftly 

Wififc  12. 18.  thou  maftering  thy  power,  judge  ft 

Juugetl). 
£«/.  16.  ii- he judgcth  a  man  according  to  his 

3IurjSmg. 
£/%«?•  \6. 9.  alwayes  /«dgz»g  things  that  arc 

JuOgement, 
1  Efd.  3.  1  y-  in  royall  feat  of  judgement 

4. 40.  neither  in  her  judgement  is  any  unn'gh. 
1  Efd.  4.  20.  haft  given  a  right  judgement 

5.  34.  feek  out  part  of  his  judgement 
4o.canft  thou  not  find  out  my  judgement 
4i.I  will  liken  my  judgement  unto  a  ring 
45.  {hew  thy  judgement  the  fooncr 

7.33.  appeare  upon  the  feat  of  judgement 
34.  judgement  only  (hall  remaine 

Chap.  8.  ii,  38,<fi. 
1 1.  4  (J.  (he  may  hope  for  the  judgement 

Chap.  11.33,34- 
14.  3  y.  after  death  mall  the  judgement  come 
Jud.\6. 17.  Efther  10.11. 
mfd.  y.  18.  and  misjudgement  in  ftead  of  an 

6.  y.  for  a  (harp  judgement  (hall  be  tothem 
8. 1 1  •  found  of  a  quick  conceit  in  judgement 
y.  3.  and  execute  judgement  with  an  upright 

5.  understanding  of  judgement  and  lawes 
ii.  ii-  who  (hall  withftand  thy  judgement 
1 3 .  (hew  that  thy  judgement  is  not  unright 
ij.  thou  didft  fend  a  judgement  to  mock 
26. (hall  feele  a.  judgement  worthy  of  God 
Eccl.  3. 14.  hath  overthrown  their  judgement 
4.  9.  when  thou  fitted  in  judgement 

1 1. 9.  and  fit  not  in  judgement  with  finners 

16.  26.  are  done  in  judgement  from  the 

18. 10.  before  judgement  examine  thy  felfe 
19. 2,5.  to  make  judgement  appeare 

a  wife  man  that  juttifieth  in  judgement 
2.0.  4  fo  is  he  that  executes  judgement 
ii.  J.  his  judgement  comes  fpeedily 
zj.  4.  how  comely  a  thing  is  judgement 
31.  3'  but  with  found  judgement  ,and  hinder 
16.  feare  the  Lord,  (hall  find  judgement 
35-  C71  righteoniIy>  and  execute  judgement 
38.  21.  remember  my  judgement :  for  thine 
33.  under ftand  the  fentence of 'judgement 
declare  juftice  and  judgement 
42.  2.  of  judgement  to  juftifie  the  ungodly 
43. 13.  the  lightnings  of  his  judgement 
4?.  10.  with  a  breft-plate  of  judgement 
48. 7.  in  Horeb  the  judgement  of  vengeance 
10,  wrath  of  the  Lords  judgement 
Don-  3. 4.  thou  haft  executed  true  judgement 

to  truth  and  judgement  didft  thou 
7-  thou  haft  done  true  judgement 
Suf.  49.  return  to  the  place  of  judgement 

f?.  thou  haft  pronounced  falfe  judgement 

1  Mac.  2. 24.  (hew  his  anger  according  to  \11dg, 

29.  fought  after  juftice  and  judgement 
6.12.  ere  thou  execute  judgement ,  and 

2  M^.7.3  y.  not  efcapedthe/W££W»«  of  Aim. 

36.  through  the  judgement  of  God 
9. 4.  the  judgement  of  God  now  following 
18.  for  ^adjudgement  of  God  was  come 
13.26.  went  to  the  jndrment  feat 
3Hu0gemetttS. 
2  Mac.  7.  30.  as  in  the  former  judgements 
Tob.  3.  y.  now  thy  judgements  are  many  &  true 
Jud.  9. 6.  thy  judgements  are  in  thy  fore-know. 
£fli/#.  1 2. 10.  executing  thy  judgements  upon 
itf.iS.perfecuted  with  tne/#<:/g;#?»ttofGod 

1 7.  i  .great  arc  thy  judgements ,and  cannot  be 
£«/.  17.12.  mewed  them  his  judgements 

i8« 14. diligently  feek  after  his  judgements 
4f .  j.  and  Ifrael  his  judgements 


17.  authority  in  the  ftatutes  of  judgements 
Dan.  3.  3.  all  thy  judgements  are  truth 

S«/.  9.  remember  juft  judgements 

3!i)le. 
2  Af<K.tf.7.proceffion  to  Bacchus,  carrying  me 

Jupiter. 
2  Atac.6-  1.  and  to  call  it  the  temple  of  Jupiter 
of  Jupiter  the  defender  of  ftrangcrs 

1  £/rf.  1.  3  2.  in  all  Jury  they  mourned 

4.  49.  went  out  of  his  realme  up  into  Jury 
J.  i  7.  after  they  were  come  to  Jury 
6.  1.  prophefied  unto  the  Jewes,  in  Ju;y 
8.  8 1 .  given  us  a  fure  abiding  in  Jury 
9-  3-  there  was  a  proclamation  in  all  Jury 
Bel$$.  there  was  in  Jury  a  prophet 

2  Mfc.  10. 24.  he  would  take  Jury  by  force 

31nft. 

1  £/a.  4.  39.  doth  the  things  that  arejuft 

1  Ejd.  8.  33V  the  j«/2  which  have  many  good 

10. 16.  Gods  determination  to  be  juft 
Tob.  3.  2.  O  Lord,  thou  an  juft,  and  all  thy 

1 3.13.  be  glad, for  the.children  of  the juji 
(hall  blefle  the  Lord  of  the  juft 

14. 9.  (hew  thy  felfe  mercifull  to  the  [uft 
Efther  1 6 .  1 5 .  live  by  moft  juft  lawes 
Wijd.  2.16.  the  end  of  the  juft  to  be  bleffed 

18.  if  the  juft  man  be  thefonofGod 
1 1 . 9.  in  another  manner  then  the  juft 

12.  19.  the juft  man  fhould  be  mercifull 
14.  3 1.  it  is  the  juft  vengeance  of  finners 

Eccl.  9. 16.  \etjuft  men  eat  and  drink  with  thee 
16.}. one  that  isjuft  is  better  then  a  thoufand 
35.7.  the  facrificeofa;«/2  man  is  acceptable 
Bar.  6. 73,  better  therefore  is  the  juft  man 
Suf.  9.  nor  remember;/*/?  judgements 
Prayer  of  Manages  that  art  the  G  od  of  the  juft 
appointed  repentance  to  the  juft 

2  Mac.  7. 16.  juft  punifhuient  for  thy  pride 

9. 18.  the  juft  judgement  of  God  was  come 
3lu0lce. 
Tob.  1.  3.  in  the  way  of  truth,and  juftice 

13.  6.  finners  turn  and  doe  juftice  before  him 
14. 7.  love  God  in  truth  and  juftice 

Efther  16.  4.  to  efcape  the  juftice  of  God 
H'ifd.  8. 7-  prudence ,  juftice ,  and  fortitude 
Eccl.  16.  22.  declare  the  works  of  hisy ujlice 
3  a-  16.  kindle  juftice  as  a  light 
38.  33.  they  cannot  declare  justice 

1  Mac.  2. 29.  many  that  fought  after  juftice 

7.11.  fcribes,  to  require  juftice 

8.  32.  we  will  doe  them  juftice,  and  fight 

1 4-  3  5.  for  the  juftice  &  faith  which  he  kept 

2  Mac.  8.  1 3.  diftrufted  the  tuftice  of  God 

io. 12.  choofing  rather  to  doe  juftice  to  the 
Juftlces. 

1  Efd.  8.  23.  ordaine  judges  and  juftices 

31uttifie. 

2  Efd.  4. 18.  wouldeft  thou  begin  to  juftifie 
Eccl.  7.  ^.juftifie  not  thy  felfe  before  the  Lord 

10.  29.  who  will  juftifie  him  that  finneth 

1 3. 21.  and  yet  men  juftifie  him 

42.  2.  of  judgement  to  luftifie  the  ungodly 
31nfttfieD. 
2  Efd.  12. 7.  if  I  am  juftified  v/ith  thee  before 
fi/fo1  10. 1 2.  juftified  his  inheritance 
£«/.  1.  22-  a  furious  man  cannot  be  juftified 

i8-  22.  defer  not  untill  death  to  be  juftified 

31.  y.  he  that  loveth  gold,(hall  not  bejufti. 
3luft<fietrj. 
Eccl.  1 9.  2  j.  there  is  a  wife  man  thatjuftifietb  in 

3afth>. 
^06.  3.  2.  judged  truly  and  juflly  for  ever 

4-6.  and  to  al!  them  that  live  juftly 
mfd.  14.  30.  (hall  they  be  /«/Wy  puniftied 

19. 1 3.  for  they  differed  juftly 
2  Mac.  7,  38.  is /^/y  brought  upon  all  our  nat. 

9-  6.  and  thar  moft  «/2/y  :  for.  he  had  torm. 

1 3 . 7.  in  the  earth,  and  that  moft  juftly 


K. 


itauesf. 
/«rf.  1. 9.  Chellus,  and  IQfcfef,  and  the  river ' 


l&cxie. 
rr;j/y.  j.  10.  the  path-way  of  the  \eele  in  the 
iftee;je. 

1  £#.  4. 11.  they  lpep  (  watch)  round  about 

2  £/#•  1 .  24.  that  they  may  keep  my  ftatutes 

2.  22.  kec'p the  °ld  Be  young  within  thy  walls 
4. 40.  her  womb  may  keep  the  birth 
8.  27.  kceP  thy  teftimonies  in  affliction 

10.  1^;.  keep  thy  forrow  to  thy  felfe 

12.  38:  and  keeP  thefe  lecrets 

13.  42.  might  there  keep  their  flatutes 

1 4.  30.  of  lite  which  they  keep  not 

1  y .  24.  that  fin,  and  ktlP  not  my  command. 

3  2.  fhalbe  troubled,  and  kcep  filence 
Tob.  3. 1  y.  may  keep  my  felfe  for  a  wife 

5.  21.  good  angel  will  keep  him  company 
1 4.  9.  <jee/?  thou  the  law  and  the  command. 

Jud.  4.  7.  to  keep  the  paffages  of  the  hill 

7. 1 2.  ^ee/>  all  the  men  of  thine  army 
M'ifd.  6. 10.  they  that  keep  holinefle  holily 

17.  4.  that  held  them,  keep  them  from  feare 
Eccl.  1.  26.  kcep  the  commandements,  and  the 

2.  1 5 .  they  that  love  him,will  keep  his  ways ' 

6.  id.  keep  her  ways  with  all  thy  power 

7.  22.  profit,  keep  them  with  thee 
8. 17.  he  cannot  keep  counfell 

9. 13.  keep  thee  far  from  the  man  that  hath 

1 5%  if.  to  keeP  the  commandements ,  and  to 
17.  22.  he  will  keep  the  good  deeds 

2  y.  1 6.  then  to  keeP  houfe  with  a  wicked 
z6. 10.  kecphcr  in  ftraitly,  left  (he  abufe 

ly.kcep  the  flower  of  thine  age  found 
28. 1.  he  will  furely  keep  his  fins 
29.3.  keep  thy  word,  and  dealc  faithfully 
37- 1 2.  to  kceP  the  commandements  of  the  L 
39.  2.  he  will  keep  the  fayings  of  the  renown. 

41.  14.  kieP  difcipline  in  peace 

42.  11.  keep  a  fure  watch  over  a  lhamelefie 
Bar.  4. 1.  they  that  keeP  it  (hall  come  to  life 

6.  3f .  a  vow  unto  them,  and  keeP  't  not 
$■9.  to  keeP  ffch  things  fafe  as  be  thf rein 

1  Mac.  4.  6 1.  fet  there  a  garifon  to  k^P  't 

Chap.  6.  fo.  &  1 1. 3.  &  12.34. 

7.  49.  ordained  to  k?eP  yeerly  this  day 

8.  z6.  they  (hall  ^?rp  their  covenant 

1 1.  20.  and  keep  friendfhip  with  us 
13.48.  fuch  men  there  as  would  /fW/'the  law 

2  Mac.  1 .  9.  fee  that  ye  keeP  the  feaft  of  tabern. 

1 8.  to  keep  the  purification  of  the  temple 
might  keep  it  as  the  feaft 

3.  22.  to  \eep  things  committed  oftruft 
6.  6.  a  man  to  keep  the  fabbath  dayes 

Verfe  11. 

Ii.19.if  then  you  will  k*eP  your  felves  loyall 
24.  had  rather  k*ep  their  owne  matter  of 

1 2.  42.  people  tokeep  themfelves from  Cm 

keepers, 
1  Efd.  8. 19.  the  keepers  of  the  treafures 
£/?!>#■  1 2. 1.  and  keepers  of  the  palace 


1  Mac.  1  y.  7.  and  keepeft  in  thy  hands ,  let 
&eepetb, 

1  Efd.  8.  9.  that  which  keepeth,  and  is  kept 
£«/.  12. 6.  keepeth  them  againd  the  mighty 

20.  f .  there  is  one  that  keepeth  filence 

6.  and  fome  keepeth  filence,  knowing 
2 1 . 1 1 .  he  that  keepeth  the  law  of  the  Lord 

Chap.  3  y.  r. 
13. 7.  he  that  keepeth  it,  (hall  never  be  taken 
29. 1.  hishand,keepeth  the  commandements 
Bar.  6. 70.  as  a  fcare-crow  in  a  garden — ksePet^ 

3becptng. 
ivifd.  6.1S.  love  is  the  keeping  of  her  lawes 
£«/.  3  2.  23.  for  this  is  the  keeping  of  the  comm. 
40. 6.  as  in  a  day  of  keeping  watch 
42. 6.  fure  keeping  is  good  where  an  evil! 

2  Mac-  3. 40.  and  the  keeping  of  the  treafury 

y.  2y.  taking  the  Jewes  keeping  holy-day 
fcept. 

1  Efd.  1.  20.  pafleoverwasnotfc/tf  in  Ifrael 

3.4.  guard,  that  ^  the  kings  body 
4.  y<5.  to  give  to  all  that  kept-  the  city 
7.i4.they  kept  thefead  or  unleavened  bread 

2  Efd.  3.  3  y.  hath  fo  kepi  thy  commandements 

i6.  Ifrael  by  name  hath  kept  thy  precepts! 

8.  9.  that 

_, — -— . =- j. 


Apoc.     KEP      KIL 

g.9.  but  that  which  keepeth,and  is  kept 

i.i<  have  fap*-  me  a  grape  of  the  clufter 

'  ii.  let  my  grape  be  kept,  and  my  plant 

3  a.'  the  law,  fept  it  not,  and  obferved  not 

3  j .  bccaufe  they  kept  not  the  thing  that 

1  j.  11  .fourc  ihalbe  kept  untill  their  end 

but  two  fhalbe  Itept  unto  the  end 
30.  they  whom  the  Higheft  hath  kept 
3 2.  which  the  Higheft  hath  Itfpt  for  them 
1 3. 13.111  that  time  hath  kept  himfclfe 
kJ.  hith  \$pt  a  great  feafon,  which  by  his 
41.  never  ^pf  in  their  owne  land 
1 4.  3 1 .  and  have  not  \ept  the  wayes  which 
34.  ye  fhalbe  kept  alive,  and  after  death 
Tob.  1 1 .  1 7.  the  wedding  was  fcpt  fevert  dayes 
Jud.  6.  1 2.  kept  them  from  coming  up 
8.  26.  kePc  the  fheep  of  Laban 
13.  1 6.  hath  ksPtm-  in  my  way  that  I  went 
Wifd.  6. 4.  judged  arighc,  nor  kept  the  law 
10.5.  \ept  him  ftrong  againft  his  tender 

1 2.  and  kept  him  fafe  from  thofe  that  lay 
14. 16.  was  kept  as  a  law,  and  graven 

14.  they  kept  neither  lives  nor  marriages 
17. 16.  was  ftraightly  kept,  fhut  up  in  a 
ii).  6.  might  be  ^e/>t  without  hurt 

Eccl.  1 1  -  30.  a  partridge  taken  [and  kept]  in  a 
44.  io.  who  kept  the  law  of  the  moft  High 

Dan.  3.  £•  nor  kept  them,  neither  donc,as  thou 

13.  kept  under  this  day  in  all  the  world 
Prayer  ofManaff.  nor  k'pt  I  thy  commandments 

1  Mac  3.  4?.  aliens  /;?/>£  the  ftrong  hold 

4.  y  6.  fo  they  £e/^  the  dedication  of  the  altar 

59.  fhould  be  kept  in  their  feafons  from 
7.  48.  they  ^f/>£  that  day  a  day  of  great 
8. 1 1.  they  kept  amity  i  and  that  they  had 
10. 1 6'  whereas  you  have  kept  the  covenants 
U.  46.  they  of  the  cities  kept  the  paflages 

13.  <yi-  fhould  be  l^pt  every  yeere 

14.  3  5.  faith  which  he  £e/>/  to  his  nation 

2  jUVc.  1 .  19.  where  they  kept  it  fure 

a.  ii.  fo  Solomon  ^pf  thofe  eight  dayes 
3. 1.  the  lawes  were  kept  very  well 
I  j.  things  given  to  be  kept,  that  they 

fuch  as  had  committed  them  to  be  k.ept 
1 9.  the  virgins  that  were  kept  in 
6. 7-  the  feaft  of  Bacchus  was  kept 
8.33 .fuch  time  as  they  kept  the  feaft 
16.6.  they  kept  eight  dayes  with  gladnefTe 
1  y.  jjtfpt  the  Jewcs  occupied 
17.  £<;/>£  of  all  that  fought  upon  the  wall 
17.  enemies,they  tfpt  by  themfelves 
1  y.  3.  command,  the  fabbath  day  to  be  typ1 
4.  commanded  the  feventh-day  to  be  k?pt 

ma. 

Tob.  i« 1 1.  gave  her  alfo  befides  a  \id 
13 .  from  whence  is  this  fa 
fcttJflf. 
Eccl.  47.  3.  plaid  with  lions  as  with  fas 

Ml. 
1  Efd.4. 7-  but  one  man :  if  he  command  to  $11 
they  kiU  ;  if  he  command  to  fpare 
i  nfd.  1 .  1 8 .  into  this  wildernefle  to  fa  as 
Jud.  5 .  J.  1.  fpake  that  he  fhould  {itf  him 
7.  1 3 .  fo  fhall  thirft  fal  them 
1 6.  f.  and  kill  my  young  men  with  the  fword 
Eccl.  9. 1 3.  the  man  that  hath  power  to  fa 
1  Mac.  n.  40.  that  he  might  fa  him 
16.19.fcnt  others  alfo  to  Gazaria  to  fa  John 
Met). 
Tob.  1. 18.  in  his  wrath  lie  fatedxmny 
a  1 .  two  of  his  fons  fae d  him 
3.8.  Afmodeus  the  evill  fpirit  had  faed 
7.  8.  they  had  k'llleda.  ram  ofthe  flock 
Jud.  z.  2  skilled  all  that  refilled  him 
wifd.  12.6.  the  parents  that  faed  with  their 
16.9.  bitings  ofgrafhoppers  &  flies  k'Ued 
Eccl.  30. 23.  forrow  hath  faed  many  and 
1  Mac.  2.  zf.  he  £«/!/«/  at  that  time,and  the 
f .  ?4-  were  killed  of  them  that  day  about 

9.  1 8.  Judas  alio  was  pitied,  &  the  remnant 
a  Mac.  4.  4i-  him  they  killed  befides  the  treaf. 

10.  17.  filled  no  fewer  then  twenty  thoufand 
30.  full  of  trouble,  they  were  killed 

1%.  with  a  fierce  courage  killed  all  that 
37.  and  killed  Timotheus  that  was/hid  in  a 
I      14. 2.  and##«f  AntiochusandLyfiashis 


KIN 


KIN 


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fiftieth. 

Wifd.  16.  1 4.  a  man  indeed  killetb  through  his 
Eccl.  3  4.  20.  as  one  that  faith  the  fon  before 

Ruling, 
a  Mac.  •).  i3.$#i»gofyoungandold 
la.  z j. killing  thole  wicked  wretches 

Mm* 

Wifd.  7.13-  fad  t0  man,ftedfaft,fure,frec  from 
£a/.  6.  f.  tongue  will  increafe  fad  greetings 

atrmneffe. 
Eccl.  30.  6.  requite  fadneffeio  his  friends 
3  6.  2  3  •  if  the  re  be  fadncjfe,  meeknefle,  and 

37. 1 1.  touching  kindneffe,  nor  with  the 
Dan.  3. *i,8.  afcer  thy  loving  fadneffe} and 

fttnt>e. 
.ri/y.  14.  26.  changing  of  fade,difordet  in 

18. 12.  dead  with  one  fade  of  death 
19.6.  creature  in  his  proper  kinds  was 

1 8 .  by  a  £JWe  of  harmony ,  like  as 
2 1 .  melted  they  the  icie  fade  of  heavenly 
E«/.i3.i6.flefh  confortcth  accord,  to  his  fade 
a  Mac.  1 1 . 3 1.  ufe  their  owne  fade  of  meats 

lttnt)C0. 
Eccl.  36. 19.  tafteth  divers  fades  of  venifbn 
43.  2  J.  variety  of  all/jjisdwofbeafts 

Eccl.  8. 10.  fadle  not  the  coales  of  a  /inner 
28.  8.  a  furious  man  will  fadle  ftrifc 
31.  16.  fhall  fadle  juftice  as  a  light 
lUtnDleo. 

lEfd.  1 5".  23.  like  the  ftraw  that  is  fadled 
16.  IS-  the  fire  is  fadled,  and  fhall  not  be 
68.  wrath  of  a  gteat  multitude  is  fadled 
Jud.  7.  %.  when  they  had  fadled  fires  upon 
Wifd.ij.6.3.  (ire  fadled  of  it  felfe,very  dreadfull 
Eccl-  9.  8.  love  is  fadled  as  a  fire 

11.32.  heap  of  coales  is  fadled ,  and  a 
i  jW«.  1.3  a.  there  was  fadled  a  flame 
4.38-  being  fadled  with  wrath 
See  jfire,  and  flattie. 
StinDleth. 
Eccl.  a8. 1 1 .  an  hafty  contention  fadleth  a  fire 

fctnolmg. 
i  Ata.  10. 36.  failing  fires, burnt  the  blafphe. 

HtfttMp. 
2  A/dc,  9.  21.  remembred  fadly  your  honour 
13.  1.3.  dealt  fadly  with  the  place 
femteD. 
1  Efd.  $.  s .  out  ofthe  #»ccrf  of  Pharez 
T<?&.  1.  9.  Anna  of  mine  own  fadred ,  and 
1  o.  that  were  of  my  fared,  did  eat  of 
4.12.  married  wives  of  their  own  fared 
%>  11.  know  brother,  thy  fared  and  name 
6.  1 1.  tjiou  onely  art  of  her  fared 
1  y.  a  wife  of  mine  owne  fared 
Jud.  8.  a.  of  her  tribe  and  fared 
16. 17.  rife  up  againft  my  fared 
24.  were  the  necreft  of  her  fared 
Eccl.  16.  4.  but  the  fared  of  the  wicked  fhall 

22. 10.  doe  ftaine  the  nobility  of  their  fared 
Suf.^o.  children,  and  all  her  fared 

63.  Jpacim  her  husband,  &  all  the  fared 
~  Hing. 
1  Efd.  1 . 7-  given  of  the  fat's  allowance 
i6.  to  doe  with  thee,  O  fag  of  Judea 
34.  and  made  him  fag  in  ftead  of  Jofias 
39.  Joacim  when  b.  was  made  fa?  V.43. 
a-  24.  unto  thee  (O  lord  the  fai)  that  if 
3.  8.  laid  it  under  the  fag  Darius  his  pillow 
9.  that  when  the  fag  is  rifen,  fome  will 
11,  the  fag  is  ftrongeft 

1 3.  when  the  fag  was  rifen  up  ,  they 
19.  maketh  the  mind  ofthe  £«g,and  of 

2 1  .remembreth  neither  fag  nor  governor 
4. 1.  ofthe  ftrength  ofthe  fag,  began  to 
3.  yet  the  fag  is  more  mighty 
ia.  how  fhould  not  the  fag  bemightieft 

14.  it  is  not  the  great  fag,  nor  the  multit. 
if.  women  have  borne  the  #Bg,and  all 

30.  taking  the  crown  from  the  fags  head 

3 1 .  the  fag  gaped  and  gazed 
37.  fazfag  is  wicked 

6.14.  many  yeers  agoe,  by  a  king  of  Ifracl 

8.  4.  the  fag  did  him  honour 
11.  wrath  come  not  -ofthe  fag  &  his  fon 
1 1 . 1  was  alhamed  to  aske  the  fag 
Ttttt  s 


j  2.  we  had  faid  to  the  #»g,tb.at  the  power 
Tob. 1. 19.  complained  of  me  to  the  fag 
12.7.  keep  clofe  the  fecrets  of  a  fag 

Verfe  11. 
13. 6.  extoll  theeverlafting  Kjng  Verfe  10. 
7»  fhall  praife  the  King  of  heaven 

Verfe  11. 
1  y.  blefle  God  the  great  King 
Jud.  2.  j.  thus  faith  the  great  fagjthe  lord 
3.  a.  Nabuchodonofor  the  great  fag 

1 1.  the  k'ng  of  £gypt  rofe  up 
9.  ia.  King  of  every  creaturc,heare  thou  my 

1 1.  1.  Nabuchodo.  the  fag  of  all  the  earth 
Ejlher  10.  <■>.  Efther,whom  the  fag  married 

12. 1.  the  two  eunuchs  ofthe  *(wg,and 
2.  lay  hands  upon  Anaxerxes  the  fag 
and  fo  he  certified  the  fag  of  them 
Verfes3,4,y,(j. 

13.  9.  O  Lord,Lord,the  King  Almighty 

14.  3 .  thou  onely  art  our  King 

10.  to  roagnifie  a  flefhly  fag  for  ever 

1  a.O  K}ng  ofthe  nations,and  Lord  of  all 
1  j.  6.  (he  flood  before  the  fag 

8.  God  changed  the  fpirit  of  the  fag 

16-  then  the  fag  was  troubled 
xS.  11.  as  the  next  perfon  unto  the^isg 
Wifd.  6.  24.  a  wife  fag  is  the  upholding  of  the 
7-  5-  for  there  is  no  fag  that  had  any  other 

9.  7.  haft  chofen  me  to  be  a  fag 

11.10.  the  other  as  a  fevere  fag  thou  didft 

12.  14.  neither  fhall  fag  nor  tyrant  be 
14. 17.  an  exprcfl'e  image  of  a  ^wgwhom 

1 8. 1 1 .  and  like  as  the  fag,  fo  fufFered 
Eccl.7.  4.  neither  ofthe  fag  the  feat  01  honour 

1  .boaft  not  of  thy  wifdom  before  the  fag 

10.  3.  an  unwife  fag  deftroyeth  his  people 
1  o.  he  that  is  to  day  a  king  ,  to  morrow 

18.  3.  for  he  is  the  Kjn?.  of  all 
38.  2. receive  honour  ofthe  fag 
4?  .2  5.  the  inheritance  ofthe  fag  fhould  be 
5°.  1  f .  favour  to  the  moft  high  King  of  all 
5 1.  6.  by  an  accufation  to  the  fag  from  an 
Bar.  2.  ii.  to  fervcthe  fag  of  Babylon 

Verfes  22,  24. 
6.  y  1 .  neither  can  they  fet  up  a  fag        \ 
?6.  cannot  wiihftand  any  fag  ,  or 
59.  it  is  better  to  be  a  fag  that  fheweth 
Dan.  3.  8.  and  to  an  unjuft  fag,  and  the  moft 
Bel  2.  Danitl  converfed  with  the  fag 

7.  O  fag ,  be  not  deceived 

8.  fo  the  fat  was  mucli  wroth 
10.  and  the  fag  went  with  Daniel 

V.  1  i.,i -j, 16,17,1 8,19,10,22,24,15, 
26,18,19,30,40. 

1  Mac.  8.  ?.  Perfcus  fag  ofthe  Citirus 

IV.  32.  Athenobius  the  fags  friend 

2  Mac.l.  11.  in  a  hattell  a^ainft-a  fag 

24-mercifull,&  the  only  &  gracious  Kjng 
35.  the  ^wgtook  many  gifts 
3.  37.  when  the  fag  asked  Heiiodorus  who 

6.  !'•  the  fag  fent  an  old  man  of  Athens 

7.  3.  the  fag  being  in  rage,  commanded 

Verfe  39. 
9. but  the  King  ofthe  world  fhall  raife  up 

8.  10. the  faigwzs  to  pay  to  the  Romans 
11.  1  %.  Jewes,the  fag  granted  it 

18.  were  meet  to  be  reported  to  the  fag 
I3.4.but  the  King  of  kings  moved  Anriochus 
14.  4.  came  to  fag  Demetrius,  in  the 

9.  wherefore,0  fag, feeing  thou  knoweft 

26.  realme  to  be  the  fag's  fuccefloi 

27.  the  fag  being  in  a  rage,  and 

29.  there  was  no  dealing  againft  the  fag 
1 5. 5.  to  doe  the  z^iwg's  bufinefle 
JtfngS. 

1  Efd.  2.  27.  mighty  fags  and  fierce  were  in 

29.  to  the  annoyance  of  fags 

2  Efd.iz.  ao.  in  him  fhall  arife  eight  fags 

1 5.10.  lie  call  together  all  the  fags  ofthe 
3?.  dread,and  ft  rife  among  their  fags 
Eftber  13.  4.  the  commandements  of  fags 
Wifd-  6. 1.  heare  therefore,  O  ye  fag5,  and . 
21.  O  ye  fags  of  the  people 
lo.  16.  withftood  the  dreadfull  fags 
1 4. 1 6.  by  the  commandements  of  fags 
Ectl.S.2.  perverted  the  hearts  of  fag5 

I  r.  f.roaay 


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ii.  $ .  smny.  &&&  have  fit  rfoyvnc  upon  the 
4  y .  3 .  g  1  or'ipus  j  n  the  fight  of  fangs 

47.  1 1.  he  gave  him  a  covenant  of  fangs 

48.  6.  who  broughteft  fangs  to  deftru&ion 
8 .  who  anointed  fangs  to  take,  vengeance 

49.  4.  (even)  the  fangs  of  Judah  failed 
Bar.  1.  iff.  to  our  fangs,  and  to  our  princes 

2.  19.  riglvteoufnes  of  our  fa.  &  of  our  fangs 
z.  14.  nam;ly,that  the  bones  of  our  fangs 

6.  y  [•  appeare  to  all  nations  and  fangs 
Dan.  3.  22.  the  #«gf  fervants  that  put  them  in 
1  Mitf.  1.  i-  and  .(lew  the  fangs  of  the  earth 

3 .  7.  he  grieyed  alfo  many  fangs 

jo.  abounded  above  the  fangf  that  were 
10.  6 o.  where  he  met  the  two  ^'»e; 
13.35.  and  friends  of  fangs ,  as  alfo  unto  the 
r  4.i3.the  fangs  themfelves  were  overthrown 
r  y.  y .  which  ^i«gJ  before  me  granted 
i  M.w.  2.  1 3  -gathered  together  theafts  of  fangs 
and  the  epiftles  of  fangs  concerning  the 
3.  2.'  even  the  fangs  themfelves  did  honour 
6.  bring  all  into  the  fangs  hand 
8.  to  fulfill  the  fangs  purpofe 
y.  iff.  were  dedicated  by  other  fangs 
I3.4.butthe  King  of  fangs  moved  Antiochus 
13.  determined  before  the  fangs  hod 
1  y.  went  into  the  fangs  tent  by  night 
26.it  went  touching  the  fangs  coming 
lWng&b;ne. 
r  Efd.  4.  40.  (lie  is  the  (trength,  fangdome 
43.  when  thou  earned  to  thy  fangdom! 
8. 2,1.  wrath  come  not  on  the  fangdome 
z  Ejd.  2.  37.  called  you  to  the^heavenly  fangd. 
1 2. 3  o.  this  is  the  fmill  fangdome  and  full  of 
Tob.  1 3.  i.  and  blefled  be  his  fangdome 
Jud.  1. 1  z.  fwarc  by  his  throne  and  fangdome 
z.  ii-  and  by  the  power  of  my  fangdome 
1 1. 8.  art  excellent  in  all  the  fangdome 
Eft).  1 .3 •  2 ■  make  my  fangdom;  peaceable 
3.  had  the  fecond  place  in  the  faagdomi 
y.  that  our  fangdome  may  not  firmely 
iff.  8.  that  our  fangdomemiy  bequicc 
r  z.  to  deprive  tisof  our  fangdom; 

1 3.  Either  partaker  of  our  fangdome 

1 4.  translated  theJ(mgdome  of  the  Perfians 
1 6-  who  hath  ordered  the  fangdome  doth 

I'ifd.  1. 1 4.  nor  the  fangdome  of  death  upon  the 
y  16.  iliall  they  receive  a  glorious  fangdome 
6- 1\.  being  m'nifters  of  his  fangdome 

zo.  of  wifedom  bringcrh  to  a  fangdome 
1  o.  1  o.  (hewed  him  the  fang  iome  of  God 
r4.  brought  him  the  fceptcr  of  the  fangd. 
Eccl.  10.  8.  the  fangdom;  is  tranflated 
4<5.  13.  Samuel — eftablifhed  a  fangdome 
47-  ii-  fo  the  fangdome  was  divided 
Bar.  y.  6.  as  children  of  the  fangdome 
1  Mac.  r.ff.  and  parted  his  {inrdome  among 
1  o.  the  feventh  yeere  of  the  fangdome  of 
y  1 .  wrote  he  to  his  whole  fangdome 
i-  10.  hath- not  a  part  in  her  faigdome 

y?.  throne  of  an  everlafting  ^w^aW? 
3. 14.  a  name  and  honour  in  the  fangdome 

6.  if.  nourifh  him  up  for  the  fangdome 
.    io.  3  3.  into  any  part  of  my  fangdome 

1  r.  t.  to  get  Alexanders  fangdome 
9.  reigne  in  thy  fathers  fangdome 
T  1 .  he  was  defirous  of  his  fangdome 
u.  39.  to  get  the  fangdome  of  A.G& 
1 1-  3.  have  ufurped  the  fangdome  of  our  fat. 
z  Mac.  z.  17.  the  fangdome  and  the  prieftliood 
4. 7.  Epiphanes  ,took  the  fangdome 
StfsigDoines. 

1  Efd.'i.  24.  above  all  people,&  fangdomes 
%  Efd.  ii.  23.  raife  up  three  fangdomes 
Eflh.  1 5 .  4,  the  uniting  of  our  fangdomes 
Eccl.  44. 3 .  beare  rule  in  their  fangdomes 

Ut'.Jt9(f0"ttflf. 

2  Mac.  8.  1.  called  their  fansfol{s  together 

Itinfman. 
Tob.  3.  i<.  neither  any  ncere  {isfmas,  nor  any 

7.  4.  doe  ye  know  Tobit  our  fanfman 
Eccl.  41.11.  away  thy  face  from  thy  fanfman 

Ittnfmen. 
2  Mat.  12.39.  bury  them  with  their  fanfmen. 

'  Ittffe. 
Either  13.  x3.r0  faffet  e  folesof  his  fee* 


Eccl.  29.  y .  he  will  $jje  a  mans  hand 

MfeO. 

1  £/rf.  4.  47.  flood  up  and  ^i/T^him 
Tob.  7.  6.  Raguel  leaped  up,  and  faffed  him 
10. 1 2.  and  he  faffed  her.  Edna  alfo  faid  to 
itnee. 
Prajer  ofManaffes  I  bow  ihzfaiee  of  my  heart 

ftneico. 
1  Efd,  7.  23.  and  £»ra?  not  his  wayes 

10.  3 y.  for  1  have feen  that  1  {new  not 
Tob.z .  16. 1  ^z£W>  not  that  there  were  fparrows 

y.y.  but  he  £»en>  not :  and  he  fai'd  unto  him 
Jud.  i6.iz.  none  {new  her  all  the  dayes  of 
H'ljd.  1.'  22.  they  {new  them  not,  neither  hoped 
9.  9.  £»e»  what  was  acceptable  in  thy  light 
io.i.  {new  not  the  things  which  were  good 

1 1.  yj{nzw  how  the  ungodly  we're  judged 

1  y.  i  i  •  forafm'uch  as  he  {new  not  his  maker 
.  J9.  i.^ewbefore  what  they  woiilddoe 
14.  they  {new  not  when  the;  came 
Eccl.  23.  20.  )j>sra>  all  things  ere  ever  they 

24. 18.  the  hrft  man  faiew  her  not 
Bar.  2.  30. 1  {newtfiey  would  notheare  me 
4. 1 3.  they  faiew  hot  his  ftatutes 

Unociirt). 
Jud.  14. 14.  fatocfad  at  the  doore  of  the  tent 

Wj/2/.  13.  j  3 .  piece  or  wood ,  and  full  offaiots 
itnooo. 

1  £f</.  4.  22.  by  this  alfo  you  mull  {now 

%.  66.  they  came  to  {now  what  that  noife  of 

8.  23.  all  thole  that  {now  the  law 

2  Efd.  4.  46.  what  is  pall,  1  {sow;  but  what 

is  for  to  come,  I  {now  not 
y  2.  (hew  thee,  for  I  doe  not  fatow  it 
9. 1 2.  mull  {now  it  after  death  by  paine 

12.  3<f.  thou  only  haft  been  meet  to  {now 

13.  f 1.  nor  ^»<w  the  things  that  are  in  the 
Tob.  3.8.  doeft  thou  not  fat>w}  laid  they 

1 1 .  7- 1  'few'  Tobias,  that  thy  father  will 
Jud.  8.  »o.  but  we  fatow  none  other  God 

9.  7.  4*w  not  that  thou  art  the  Lord  that 

1 4.  y.  that  he  may  fee  and  fatow  him  that 
Eftb.  11.  1 2.  all  means  was  defirous  to  {now  it 
U'ifd.  2.19.  that  we  may  {now  his  meeknefle 

7.  17.  to  {now  how  the  world  was  made 

21 .  either  fecret  or  manifeft:  them  I  {now 

8.  2 1 .  alto  to  {now  whole  gift  (he  was 

9.  10.  may  {now  what  is  pleafing  unto  thee 
13.  that  can  {now  the  counfell  of  God 

10. 1 2.  might  {now  what  goodnefle  is 
1  2.  17.  and  among  them  that  {now  it 

27.  whom  they  denied  to  {now ;  and 
13. 1.  feen,  {now  him  that  is  .-neither  by 

3 .  let  them  {now  how  much  better  the 
1  y.3.  to  {now  thee  in  perfect  rightcoufnefle 
yea,  to  {now  thy  power  is 
16. 16.  ungodly  that  denyed  to  {now  thee 

22.  might  {nowthat  fire  burning 

26.  might  {now,  that  it  is  not  the  growing 
18,  19.  not  {niw  why  they  were  afflicted 
Eccl.  1 2. 1 1 .  thou  ftialt  {now  that  his  ruft  hath 
16. 1 5  •  that  he  (hould  not  {now  him 
23.  17,  that  remain  (hall  {now  that  there  is 
2y.  4.  for  ancient  men  to  {now  counfell 
27.27.  he  (hall  not  {now  whence  it  cbmeth 

36.  J.  and  let  them  {now  thee  ,  as  we  have 
1 7  may  {now  that  thou  art  the  Lord 

37.  8.  {now  before  what  need  he  hath 
46.  6.  might  {now  all  their  ftrength 

Bar.  2.1  y  .that  aH  the  earth  may  {now  that  thou 
3 1.  {hall  {now  that  I  am  the  Lord 

3.  14.  that  thou  mayeft  {now  alfo  where  is 
6.  29.  may  {now  that  they  are  no  gods 

Verfes  y?,  72. 
Dan.  3.  21.  let  them  {now  that  thou  art  Lord 
Bell1!,  neither  doel  {now  where  the  den  is 

1  Mac.  2.  6y.  Ifatow  your  brother  Simon 

4.  1 1.  that  all  the  heathen  may  {now  that 
3  3 .  let  all  thofe  that  {now  thy  Name 

2  Mac.  1.  27.  may  {now  that  thou  art  our  God 

H.37.  may  {now  what  is  your  mindc 
Itnomeft, 
zEfd.  y.17.  faioweft  thou  not  thatlfrael  is 


1 2. 38.  whofe  hearts  thou  faiowejt  may 
Tflfr.  3. 14.  thou  faioweft  Lord,  that  1  am  pure 

t'i.  2.  thou  faioweft  brother,  how  thou  didft 

Efther  13.  12.  thou  faioweft  all  things,  and  thou 

faioweft  j'Lord  ,  that  it  was  neither 

Chap.  14. 1  y. 

14. 16.  thou  {nowefi  my  neceflity 
£ff/.  8.  1 8.  thou  fahweft  not  what  he  will 

9.11.  {noweft  hot  what  ihalbe  his  end 
37.12.  whom  thou  ^»ow^i(  f0  j^p 
S«/.  42.  God,  thou  faioweft  the  fecrets,  and 

4»awf>  all  things  before  they  be 
43-thou  faioweft  that  they  have  born  falfe 
1  Mac.  3.  y2.  againft  us,  thou  faioweft 
1  Mac.  14.  9.  O  king,  feeing  thou  fajoweftall 

2£/#.  3.  32.  any  people  that  {nowctb  thee 
1  y.  z6.  the  Lord  faioweth  all  them  that  firi 
Chap.  16.  j. 
1 5.  y6\  he  faioweth  the  number  of  them 
61 .  he  faioweth  your  inventions     ' 
W/a.  8.  8.  (he  fcz*w^  things  of  old,  and 

fhe  faioweth  the  fubtikies  offpeeches 
$\  9.  which  faioweth  thy  works,and  was 

11.  (he  fatowttb  and  underftandeth 
.15-13.  frw^Himfedfe  to  offend  above  all 
Eccl.  11. 19.  {nowctb  not  what  time  (hall 
'  1  5.  19.  faioweth  every  word  of  man  : 
18.28.  {nowelh  wifedome  „  and  will  g?ve 

20. 17.  {nowctb  not  aright  what  it  is  to  have 
2i.7.underflanding  faioweth  when  he  fiippeth 
23.i9.^aawr/3not  that  the  eyes  of  the  Lord 
27. 12.  he  that  faioweth  him,  wiil  depart 

3  2.  8.  be  as  one  that  faioweth ,  and  yet 
34. 9.  faioweth  many  things,and  he  that 

10.  he  that  hath  no  experience  faioweth 
42.  9.  waketh— when  no  man  faioweth 
18.  faioweth  all  that  may  be  knowne 
Bar.  3.  3  1 .  no  man  faioweth  her  way 
32.  but  he  that  fanowetb  all  things 

faioweth  her,  and  hath  found  her 
&noa>fng. 

2  Efd.  8.  y8.  and  that  {nowing  they  niuft  die 
Jud.  1 1 .  1 6. 1  thine  handmaid  faiomng  all  this 
Uifd.%.9.  faiowingthzt  (he  would  be  a  counfel. 
1  3. 16.  ^zoweg  that  it  was  unable  to  help  it 
iy.  2.  we  are  thlne,{nowmg  thy  power 

{nowing  we  are  counted  thine 
1 2-6.{7iowing  unto  what  oaths  they  had  given 
Eccl.  10.6.  filence,  faiowinghis  time 
Bar.  6.  <Jy.  {sowing  therefore  that  they  are  no 

1  Mac  y.  34.  /^ow/^thatit  was  Maccabeus 

2  Afoc.9.24.  {sowing  to  whom  die  flate  was  left 

1  y.  2 1 .  {sawing  that  the  victory  comes 
iwoxtilctige. 

1  Efd.  6.  1 2.  that  wc  might  give  faiowUdge 

2  Efd.  14.  47.  and  the  ftreame  of  fatowfedge 
Jud.  1 1.  8.  and  mighty  in  {nowlcdge 

iVifd.  1.  7.  hath  {now/edge  of  the  voice 
2.  1 3.  to  have  the  {nowlcdge  of  God 

7.  i6.and^w/fdn?ofworkemanfhip 
1 7-  hath  given  me  certaine  fanowlcdge 

8.  4.  the  ir.yderies  of  the  {nowledge 

10.  io.  gave  him  {nowledge  of  holy  things 
14.  22.  erred  in  the  faiowlcdge  of  God 
Eccl-  i-  7-  to  whom  hath  the  {nowledge  ofwifil. 
2f.  the  payables  of  {nowlcdge  are  in  the 
3.25.  profelTe  not  the  {nowlcdge  therefore  . 
10.  25.  he  that  hath  faiowlcdge  will  not 
n.  1  y-  wifdomej^MH'/ft^e,  and  underftand. 
1  y.  1  •  he  that  hath  the  {nowlcdge  of  the  law  j 
16.24.  hearken  unto  me.,&  learne  {nowlcdge 

zf.  declare  his ^»o»>W£t' exactly 
1 7.  7.  he  filled  them  with  {nawlcdge 

1 1 .  befide  this,  he  gave  them  {nowledge 
1 9 . 1 9.  the  {nowledge  of  the  commandments 

20.  the  {nowledge  of  h's  omnipotence 

2 1 .  the  {nowledge  of  wickednefie  is  nor 
21.  13  the  {nowledge  of  a  wi(e  man  (hail 

14  he  will  hold  no  {nowledge  as  long 

1 8  the  {nowledge  of  the  unwife  is  as  talk 
22.  19.  maketh  it  to  (hew  her  {now ledge 
24.  18.  love,  feare,  and  {nowlcdge,  8c  holy 

27.  the  doclxine  of  {nowledge  appeare  as 
33. 8.  by  the  knowledge  of  the  Lord  they 

11.  in  irmchfaiowtedgt  the  Lord  hath 

39.  7  -(hall 


Apoc.     KN:Q;     LAB 


LAC 


LAM 


LA6  LAW     Apoo 


39. 7.  {hall  direcT:  hiscounfell  8c  knowledge 
40.  j.  night  fleep  doe  change  mV/JTidWfcjge 
44. 4. by  their  knowledge  of  Jearning  meet 
4  5.  j.  the  law or  life  and  knowledge,  _,. 

50. 17.  of  underftanding  and  knowledge 
Bar,  I.  ao.-but'the  way -of  ^sow&rfje  have  they 

17. gave  he  the  way  of 'knowledge  unto 
36.  found  out  all  the  way  of  knowledge    ' 
6. 41.  for  they  have  ho  knowledge 
Suf.  48.  without  examination  of  knowledge' 
1  ito.  6.  go.  thatjiath  the  holy  knowledge 
9.  1 1.  to  thz  know  ledge  [ofhimfelfej  by  the 
'Ifcno'awi. 

1  £$. £.  8.  let  all  things  be  known  unto  our 

2  £/<:/.  5 .  7.  which  many  have  not  £«w« 

rtf.  73.  then  (hall  they  be  known  who  are 
Jud-  8. 19.  have  known  thy  underftanding 
£/2K  14. 1 1.  make  thy  felfe  ipmvn  in  time  of 
Wr/rf.  z.  1  •  known  to  have  returned  from  the 

3.  13.  which  hath  not  ^«ow«  the  finfull  bed 

4.  j.  it  is  ^sowflwith  God  and  with  men 
6. 13.  in  making  her  felfe  firft  kjiown  unto 
9. 1 7.  and  thy  counfell  who  hath  kjpum 

1  (J,  28.  that  it  might  be  known,  thacwe  mud 
Eccl.  1 .6 .  who  hath  known  her  wife  counfels 
4.  14.  for  by  fpeech  wifdom  fhalbe  known 
6.  17.  the  fhalbe  made  known  unto  thee 
11 .  18. a  man  Ihalbe  knorv,i  in  n's  children 

1 1.8.  a  friend  cannot  be  ^2»Wi  in  profperity 
16. 1  5-  works  might  be  known  to  the  world 
iy.17.  where  he  is  not  known,  he  will  doe 

29.  a  man  may  be  known  by  his  looke 
2,5.7. an  eloquent  man  is  known'ikr'Sc  neere 
2.6.9  -a  woman  may  be  /£»«*«  in  her  haughty 
36.5.  know  thee,  as  we  have#H<W/2  thee 
3  8.  5.  that  the  vertue  thereof  might  be  known 

41.18.  Lord  knoweth  all  that  may  be  known 
46  if.  and  by  his  word  he  was  known  to  be 

Bar. 4.^.  pleafing  to  God  are  made  known  to  us 

6.  i6'.whereby  they  are  known  not  to  be  gods 

50.it  ihalbe  known  hereafter,that  they  are 


labaii. 

Jud.  8.  26.  kept  the  (hcep  oiLaban  his  mothers 
labour, 

1  Jff^.  4-  zi,  doe  ye  not  /rffow  and  toile,  and 
i  Efd.  $.  3 3- and  their  labour  hath  no  fruit 
5 .1 1.  they  fhall  labour,  but  their  ways  ihall 
34.  while  I  labour  to  comprehend  the  way 
7. 1  ^.labour  not  to  enter  thefe  ftrait  and  vain 
8.1 4.which  with  fo  great  labour  was  fafhion. 
9.11.  with  great  labour  will  I  make  it  perfect 
10. 1 4-  as  thou  haft  brought  forth  with  labour 
24 .  reft  and  eafe  from  thy  labour 
47.  nourifhed  him  with  his  labour 
1  j.  38.  deftroy  them  without  labour 
Wifd.  9.  io-  being  prcfent,  (he  may  labour  with 
1 6.  with  labour  do  we  finde  the  things  that 
15.4.  the  painters  fruitlefle  labour 

7.  veffell  with  much  labour  for  our  fervice 
9.  not  that  he  fhall  have  much  labour        i 

16.  io.  bread  prepared  without  labour 

1 7.  io.  none  were  hindred  in  their  labour 
Eccl,  n.at-  Lord,  and  abide  in  thy  Ubour 

1 3.  26.  it  is  a  wearifome  labour  of  the  minde 
1 6.  27-  neither  labour,  nor  are  weary,  nor 
19. 11.  as  a  woman  in  labour  of  a  child 
30.13.  and  hold  him  to  laboured  his  lewd 
31.3.  the  rich  hath  great  labour  in  gichering 
34.13.  what  profit  have  they  then  but  labour 
40.1 8.  to  labour  and  to  be  content 
51.17. 1  have  had  but  little  labour 
1  Mac.  z.  z6.  painfull  labour  of  abridging 

laboured. 
Ecd.zq.i  4.  that  I  have  not  laboured  for  my  (elf 

3?. 17,  confider  that  I  labourednot  for  my 
i  Mac,  4. 7.  laboured  under-hand  to  be  high 

labourer. 
Wifd.  17. 17.  or  a  labourer  in  the  field,  he  was 

laboured. 
z  Efd.  5".  37*  thing  that  thou  laboutefl  to  know 

iaboureth. 
Eccl.  10. 17.  better  is  he  that  laboimth 


1 1.  1 1 .  there  is  one  that  laboureth  &  taketh 
3 1.4:  the  poors  Idbou/etb  in  his  poore  effete 
$8.17.  work-mafterthat  laboiimh  night  and 
labouring. 
1  Efd.  $,  58.  labouring  to  advance  the  works  of 
Jud.y.u.bxo.  ihem  low  with  labouring  in  brick 
£«/.  19.  is  a/d/>o#/;agmanthati:>givento  ; 
1  Mac^z.  18.  labouring  to  follow  the  rules  of 
31.  and  avoid  much  labouring  ofthe  work 
labo*fous. 
£<?cZ.  7. 1  J.  hate  not  laborious  works. 

labours. 
W/Sji  3.  ri.-  their  labours  unfruitfull 

'  1  f.  glorious  is  the  fruit  of  good  labours 
■f.  1.  and  made  no  account  of  nis  labours' 
id.  10.  multiplied  the  fruit  or  his  labours  ' 

\i.  a  reward  of  their  labours  ,  guided  them 
15.8.  imployi.  g  his  labours  lewdly 
Eccl.  14. 15.  thy  labours  to  be  divided  by  lot 
18; 1 5:.  djpnved  them  of  their  labours 
3 8.2  5 .  and  is  occupied  in  their  labours 
lace. 
Eccl.  6.  3  o.  and  her  band*  are  purple  lace       J 
la^eoe.tioruantf. 

1  Mac.  iz.z.  letters  to  the  Lacedemonians 

Chap.  14.  20, 
5.  Jonathan  wroVe  to  the  Lacedemonians 

Verietf,  io,2i. 

14. 10.  the  rulers  of  the  Lacedemonians 
25.  the  people  of  the  Lacedemonians  might 

1 5.23.  to  bampfames,  and  the  Lacedemonians 

2  Mac  5.  0.  retiring  to  the  Lacedemonians 

lacking. 
2  Mac.8.z$.  but  lacking  time  they  returned 

laooers. 
1  Af^.5.30.  innumerable  peo.  bearing  ladders 

fcaOcru 
Eccl.  3.  27.  flialbe  laden  with  forrowes 
laid. 

1  Efd.  3.8.  laid  it  under  king  Darius  pillow 
Eflh.i^.  2.  ted  away  her  glorious  Chap.  1 5.1. 

1 5. 1 1 .  fcepter,and  laid  it  upon  her  necke 
Wifd.q,  1 5.  neither  bad  they  up  this  in  their 
z  Mac.  3. 10.  fuch  money  laid  up  ior  the  reliefe 

lake. 

2  Mac.iz.i6-  a  /<%  two  furlongs  broad 
lamb,  iambs. 

Ecd.\  1.17.  hath  the  wolfe  with  the  lamb 

Wifd-  1 9.  9.  and  leaped  like  lambs 

Eccl.  45. 16.  he  offered  the  fucking  lambs 

lame 

2  £/</.  2.11.  laugh  not  a  lame  man  to  fcorne 

lament  lamented. 

Eccl.  38.  16.  and  begin  to  lament,  as  if  thou 
JW.  16.  24.  Ifrael  lamented  her  feven  dayes 

lamentation. 
Tab.  2.  6.  and  all  your  mirth  into  lamentation 
mfd.iy.-t,.  lamentation  at  the  graves  of  the  dead 
£«/.;8-i7.  ufe  lamentation  as  he  is  worthy 

1  Mac.  1.27.  bridegroome  took  up  lamentation 
2.70.  Ifrael  made  great  lamentation  for  him 
4.39.  and  made  great  lamentation}and  caft 
9,  io.  all  Ifrael  made  great  lamentation 

Chap.12.52.  &  13.  z6. 
4 1 .  noife  of  their  melody  into  lamentation 

2  Mac.l i.6.with  lamentation  &  tearcs befought 
l*amp.  Iamp0« 

Eccl.  48.  i.  his  word  burne  like  a  lamp 

1  Mac.  4.  50.  and  the  lamps  that  were  upon  the 
6-  1 9.  and  fhined  like  lamps  of  fire 

lances. 

2  Af^c.  j.  2.  and  armed  with  tez«J,like  a  band 
lanD. 

Wi/y.  10.  7.  the  waft  /<*?«/ that  fmoaketh  is  a 
12,  3.  inhabitants  of  the  holy  land 
\6.19.  the  fruits  of  an  unjuft  land 

18.  1  5.  of  aland  of  deftr,uc"Hon 

19.  7.  ftood  before,  dry  land  appeared 
.    10.  they  fojourned  in  the  ftrange  land 

Eccl.  20. 18.  he  thattilleth  his  land,  fhall 
'   39-.  21.  his  blefling  covered  the  dry  land 

46.  8.  even  to  the  land  that  floweth 

47.  24.  were  driven  out  of  the  land 
48. ;  f.  [and  carried]  out  of  the  land 

%  Mac.  5. 1 1 .  to  make  the  land  navigable 

T tttt  3      


language. 

Eccl.  6.  f.  fweec  language  will  multiply  friends 
Bar.q.  1 5  .and  ot  a  ftrange  language ,who  neither 
i  Mac.  7.  is.  antwered  ui  fus  owaC'/rf/^tta^e 

21 .  every  one  ot  ihcm  in  fur  own  language 
27.  fpake  in  tier  own  countrcy  Lngua^ji 
11.37.  he  began  in  his  owne  Lnytuge 
ij.29.prayiingthe  Almighty  in  tiicir  own  <. 
languiil). 
2  Efd.  8.  31.  our  rathcis  doe  tesgw/fc  of  fuch 

large. 
2  £fd.  1.  13.  a  large  and  lafe  pailage 
tfv/d.  19.  9.  wentattege  hkehorles 
Eccl.  47.  12.  tor  his  fake  dwelt  at  large 
BaA3.24.how  large  is  the  place  of  his  polfefGon 
l  Mac.  2.  3  o.  goe  over  things  at  large ,  and  to 

largely. 
1  Mac,  16.16.  his  fons  Had  drank  largely 

iaft. 
W(/af.  3. 17.  lafiagc  fhalbe  without  honour 
Eccl-i.i  3.  it  fhall  goe  well  with  him  at  the  /a/2 
1.3.  may  be  increafed  at  thy  lafl  end 
3. 16.  heart  ihall  fare  evil!  at  the  lajt 
6.  2,8.  at  the  laji  thou  fhalt  finde  her 
ii-  1  z.  at  the  /<j//  remember  my  words 
14-  7.  at  che  lafl  he  will  declare  his  wicked. 
14.  i8.no  more  fhall  the  lafl  find  her  out 
17.13.  but  ac  the  lafl  he  will  writhe  his 
3 1 . 1 1.  at  the  /a/?  thou  fhalt  find  as  I  told 
32.11.  rife  up  betimes,  and  be  not  thete2 
33.  16. 1  awaked  up  Aa/2  of  all 
38.  20.  and  remember  the  lafl  end 
41.2.  that  is  now  in  the  lafl  age 
48.  24.  what  fhould  come  to  pafle  at  the  lafl 
laugh. 
z  EJd.  2.  2 1.  laugh  not  a  lame  man  to  fcorne 
Jud.  12.12.  he  will  laugh  us  to  fcorne 
Eftb.  14.  u .  not  laugh  at  our  fall 
a'lfd.  4.  18.  God  lhaii  laugh  them  to  fcorne 
Eccl.  7.  ji.  laugh  no  man  to  fcorne  in  the 
13-  7.  he  will  laugh  thee  to  fcorn 
30.  1  o.  laugh  not  with  him,  left  thou  have 

laugbetj, 

1  Efd.  4.31.  mouth  :  if  fhe  laughed  upon  him 

he  laughed  Mo  :  but  if  ihe  tooke 
wifd.  17.8.  of  feare  worthy  to  be  laughed  at 
Eccl.  6.  4.  laughed  to  fcorn  of  his  enemies 

20.  i7.fhaJlhebe laughed  to  fcorn 

Bel  \y.  their  laughed  Daniel,  and  held  the  kind 

t  Mac.  7.  34.  mocked  them,  &  Uugbeiat  them 

io.  70. 1  am  laughed  to  frame  for  thy  fake 

latigbmg. 

Eccl.  18.31.  (he  make  thee  a  laughing-Rocks 
Chap.  42.  1 1. 

2  M^.7.27.  laughing  the  cruell  tyrant  to  fcorn 

laughter- 
Eccl.  19.30.  attire,  and  exceflive  laughter 

2 1 .  20.  liftcth  up  his  voice  with  laughter 

law. 
I  Efd.  8.  3 .  very  ready  in  the  law  of  Mofts 

7.  omitted  nothing  of  the  law  &  comman. 

8.  and  reader  of  the  law  of  Verfe  9,19. 

19.  and  the  reader  of  the  law  of  the  mod 
9-  41.  Efdras  the  prieft,  &  reader  of  the  law 

46.  and  when  lie  opened  the  law,  they 
TOb.7.  13.  take  her  after  the  law  of  Alofes 
6.x  1. another  according  to  the  law  of  Mofei 
14.  9.  but  keep  thou  the  law  and  command. 
u'ifd-z.\  1 .  our  ftrcngth  be  in  the  law  of  juftice 
Eccl.  2.  16.  flialbe  filled  with  the  law 

9.  1 5.  in  the  law  of  the  moil  High 

10.  19.  they  that  regard  not  the  law 

1 1 . 1  y .  and  underftanding  of  the  law 

1  j.  1.  that  hath  knowledge  of  the  law 
17. 1 1.  and  the  law  of  life  for  an  heritage 
i9.i7.g|veplaceto  the  law  of  the  moft  Hi. 

20.  wifdom  is  the  performance  of  the  law 
23.  23. flie hath  difobeyed  i\\claw ofthe  - 

2  4.  23 ,  even  the  law  which  Mofes  comman. 

3  2- 1 5".  he  that  feeketh  the  law  ihall  be 
33. 2.  a  wife  man  hates  not  the  law 
34.  8.  the  law  (halbe  found  perfect 
39.  I.  giveth  his  mind  to  the  law  of  the  moft 

8.  and  fhall  glory  in  the  top  ofthe 
41.  8.  which  have  forfaken  the  law  ofthe 
41. 1.  ofthe  law  ofthe  moft  High 

45.  5. even 


&poc. 


LEA 


LEA       LEF 


LIB        LIF 


4  j.  y .  even  the  law  of  life,  and  knowledge 
46 . 1 4.  by  the  law  of  the  Lord  he  judged  the 
Bar.  2.2.  were  written  in  the  Aw?  of  Moles 
Suf.  6.  all  that  had  any  fuits  in  law  came  unto 
1  Mac.  r.  49.  they  might  forget  the  law  ,  and 
yz.  every  one  that  forfook  the  Aaa^and 

56.  rent  in  pieces  the  books  of  the  law 

57.  or  if  any  confanted  to  the  law ,  the 
2.  ig.  dealt  he  zealoufly  for  the  law  of  God 

27.  whofoever  is  zealous  of  the  law,and 
41.  were  voluntarily  devoted  to  the  Jaw 
jo.  be  ye  zealous  for  the  law,  and  give 
3.48.  laid  open  the  book  of  the  to* 
4i41.fuc.il  as  had  pleafurein  the  law 
it.  1 4.  the  /<*?*>  h:  fearched out,  and  every 
every  contemner  of  the  to? 
z  M.tc.  1.  4.  open  your  hearts  in  his  law  and 
2. 3.  that  the  top  ihouldnot  depart  from 

i8.as  he  promifedin  the  law,m\\  ihortly 
4.  1 1.  new  cuftomes  againft  the  law 
6.13.0c  rather  the  holy  law  made,and  given 
7.  1.  againft  the  law  to  tafte  fwines  flelh 

30.  command,  of  the  law  chat  was  given 

1 1. 40.  which  is  forbidden  the  Jews  by  the  /. 
13.  to.  the  point  to  be  put  from  their  law 
1  j .  9.  out  of  the  law  and  the  prophets  ,  and 
lawetf. 
Jud.  1 I, 1 1-  forbidden  to  eat  by  his  lawes 
Eftb.i6.if.  but  live  by  molt  ja&lawes 

1 9.  freely  live  after  their  own  lawes 
H'ifd.  6.  18.  love  isthe  keeping  of  her  lawes 
Eccl.  4.  17.  foule,  and  try  him  by  her  lawes 

4 <;.  17.  and  inform;  Ilrael  in  his  lawes 
1  Mic.  1.  41.  every  one  (hould  have  his  lawes 

2.  40.  fight  not  for  our  lives  and  lawes 

Chap.  J.  «. 

6.  5  9.  that  they  fhall  live  after  their  lawes 
becaufe  we  abolilhed  their  lawes 

13.3.  done  for  the  lawes,  and  the  fan&uary 
1  Mac.  3. 1.  and  lawes  were  kept  very  well 

4. 1.  and  was  fo  zealous  of  the  lawes 

y,  8-  hated  as  a  forfaker  of  the  lawes 

6.  1.  and  not  to  live  after  the  lawes  of  God 
18.  for  the  honorable  and  holy  lawes 

7.  9.  who  have  died  for  his  lawes 

11.  and  for  his  lawes  I  defpife  them 
23.  regard  not  your  felves  for  his  lawes 
37.body  &  life,for  the  lawsofout  fathers 

8.21.  and  ready  to  dye  for  the  lawes 
36.  becaufe  they  followed  the  lawes  that 

1 1.  24.  fuffer  them  to  live  after  their  lawes 

3 1 .  the  Jewes  (hall  ufe  their — lawes 

1  Efd.  1 . 1 6.  it  was  not  law  full  for  any  to  goe 
Tob.  2 .  1 1 .  it  is  not  law  full  to  eat  any  thing  that 
J ud.  1 1.  \  3 .  it  is  not  law  full  for  any  of  the  peo. 

2  Mac.  6.  4-  brought  in  things  that  were  lawfull 

20.  fuch  things  as  are  not  lawfull  for  love 

2 1 .  fuch  as  was  lawfull  for  him  to  ufe 

SUroleffe. 
nan.  3.8.  deliver  us  into  the  hands  of  lawlejfe 

Tob.n.S.itis  better  to  give  almes,then  to/<jyup 
Eflb.  1 1.  2.  to  lay  hands  upon  Artaxerxes  the 
Wifd.  f.  7.  deferts,  where  there  lay  no  way 
23.iniquity  (hall  lay  wade  the  whole  earth 
1 1.2.  pitched  tents  in  places  where  there  lay 
Eccl.  $■.  1 1.  lay  thy  hand  upon  thy  mouth 
7.  6-  lay  a  {tumbling  block  In  the  way  of  thy 
1 3.  1  !•  but  cruelly  he  will  lay  up  thy  words 
29. 11.  lay  up  thy  treafure  according  to  the 
leaO. 
Wifd.  9. 1 1.  (he  fhall  lead  me  foberly  in  my 
Eccl.  1 7.  z6.  will  lead  thee  out  of  darkenefle 
40.  28.  leadaot  a  beggars  life,  for  better 
leaO. 
Eccl.  22. 14.  what  is  heavier  then  lead 
38.30.  applieth  himfelfe  to  lead  it  over 
47«  18.  and  didft  multiply  fil'ver  as  lead 
leane. 
Eccl.  41. 19.  and  to  leane  with  thy  ejbow  upon 

leapeD. 

Tab.  6.  2.  a  fifh  leaped  out  of  the  water 

7. 6.  then  Raguel  &aperfup,and  kifled  him 
Jud.  1 4. 1 7.  he  leaped  out  to  the  people,  and 
Eflh.  1  j.  1 8.  in  a  feare  leaped  from  his  throne 


Wifd.  18.1$.  thine  almighty  Word  leapt  down 

19.9.  and  leaped  like  lambs,  praifing  thee 

league. 

1  Mac.  11.9.  let  us  make  a  league  betwixt  us 
12. 3.  and  league ,  as  is  in  former  time 

8.  was  made  of  the  league  and  friendftiip 

1 6. amity  that  we  had— and  the  former  le. 

14. 18.  to  renew  the  friendfhip  and  league 
24.  to  confirme  the  league  with  them 

1  j.  17.  renew  the  old  friendftiip  and  i?<Jg#e 
See^Uittg. 
learne, 

Wifd.  6,  1.  learne  ye  that  be  judges  of  the  end 

9.  that  ye  may  learne  wifedome,  andfall 
EccU  8. 8.  of  them  thou  (halt  learne  inftruction 

o.of  them  thou  (halt  learne  understanding 
16.  24.  unto  me,  zndlearue  knowledge 

1  Mac.  10.  72 .  aske  and  learne  who  I  am,  and 

2  Mac.  7.  2.  wouldeft  thou  aske,  or  learne  of  us 

iearneO. 
Efth.  1 1.  2.  learned  that  they  were  about  to  lay 
Wifd.  6.10.  they  that  have  learned  fuch  things 

7.  1 3. 1  learned  diligently ,  and  doe  commu. 
Eccl,  8 .  9 .  they  alfo  learned  of  their  fathers 
3  8.24.  a  learned  man  cometh  by  opportunity 
39.  8.  lhew  forth  that  which  he  hath  learned 
42.  8.  thus  (halt  thou  be  truly  learned 
learning, 
Wifd.  7. 1 4.  the  gifts  that  come  from  learning 
Eccl.  4.  24.  learning  by  the  word  of  the  tongue 

21.21.  learning  is  unto  a  wife  man  as  an 
33.  17.  for  all  them  that  feeke  learning 
44.  4.  by  their  knowledge  of  learning  meet 

5 1. 16.  received  her,  and  gat  much  learning 
23.  and  dwell  in  the  houfe  of  learning 

28.  get  learning  with  a  great  fum  of  money 
leatoe- 

1  Efd.SSs.  tmy  ieave  the  inheritance  of  the 
Tob.n.z.  how  thou  didft  leave  thy  father 

1 1. 1 3.  to  rife  up,  and  leave  thy  dinner  to  go 
u'ifd.  2. 9.  let  us  leave  tokens  of  our  joyfulnefle 
Eccl.  6. 3 .  and  leave  thy  felfe  as  a  dry  tree 

11.19.  and  leave  thofe  things  to  others 
14- 1  *•  not  leave  thy  travell  to  another 
23.1  .leave  me  not  to  their  counfels,  and 

17.  he  will  not  leave  oft  till  he  dye 
26.  (he  fhall  leave  her  memory  to  be  curf. 
24.  33.  and  leave  it  to  all  ages  for  ever 
29.17.will/1wz/ehim  [in  danger]  thatdcliv. 

31.17.  leave  off  firft  for  manners  fake 

33.22.  leave  not  a  ftaine  in  thine  honour 

38.10.  leave  off  from  fin,and  order  thy 

39.11.  he  fhall  leave  a  greater  name  then  a 
47. 22.  Lord  will  never  leave  off  his  mercy 

J 1 .  10.  that  he  would  not  leave  me  in  the  days 
tteatif. 

1  Mac.  if-  58.  gave  him  leave  to  drinke  in  gold 
16.6.I  give  thee  leave  alfo  to  coine  money 
leatoetf. 
Eccl.6.3.  thou  (halt  eat  up  thy  leaves ,  snd  lofe 
i4.i8,asofthegreen-&w«ona  thicke  tree 
ficD. 
Tob.  1 .  z  .was  led  captive  out  of  Thisbe  ,  which  is 
u'ifd.  10. 1 8.  and  led  them  thorow  much  warer 
19. 1 1.  being  led  with  their  appetite  they 
left. 
T<w>.i. 8. 1  was  left  an  orphan  by  my  father 

io.  neither  was  there  any  left  rhe,  befTdes 
Ti/^.io.i4./e/ihimnotin  bonds,  till  (he 

1 4.  6.  left  to  all  ages  a  feed  of  generation 
Eccl.i  f  .14.  left  him  in  the  hand  of  his  counfell 
17.  21.  neither  left,  nor  forfooke  them 
23.8.the  (inner  fhalbe  left  in  his  foolifhneffe 
30.8. &  a  child  left  to  himfelfe,wilbe  wilful! 
44. 8.  them  that  have  left  a  name  behind 
length. 
Wifd.  4.  8.  ftandeth  in  length  of  time ,  nor  that 

lengtbeneo, 
Ecd.fl.z  3.and  he  lengthened  the  kings  life 

4ent. 
ff  ?/</.  if.  8.  life  which  was  lent  him  fhalbe  dem. 
Eccl.19.  4.  many,  when  a  thing  was  lent  them 

leoparQ. 
Eccl. 28.23. ana<  devoure  them  as  a  to/w^ 

leffe. 
fr*/</.i  j.  10.  his  life  of  leffe  value  then  clay 


Apoc. 


leffon. 
Eat*  9.  %.  teach  her  not  an  e»iU  leffon  againft 

let. 

Eccl.zy.  19.  fo  haft  thou  /rt  thy  neighbour  goe 

letteo.  lettetV 

Wifd.7. zz.  quick  ,  which  cannot  be  letted,rczdy 
Eccl.z7.19.  as  one  that  ktfe^  a  bird  goe  out  of 

letter. 
Efib.,16.1.9.  publifh  the  copy  of  this  tow  in  all 

letters. 

1  AftfC.  1 2 .  2.  fent  letters  to  the  Lacedemonians 

Verfes  f  ,7,  8,  i7}  i9.  &  i4.  *p.  &  x y 

1,15.  zMac.9.  18.  &n.  ig 

3Utotte. 

Eflb.i  1.1.  faid  he  was  a  prieft  and  a  Le v its ,and 

leXDO- 
Ejlh.16.4.  words  of  lewd  perfons  that  were 
tf.  deceit  of  their  W  difpofition ,  the 
Eccl.io.  13.  left  his  lewd  behaviour  bean 

leart% 
Wifd.  I  y.  8.  uuploying  his  labours  kwdl§ 

lewpneffe, 
r^.4.13.  in  lewdnefte  is  decay,  and  great  want 

ilbanus. 
1  Efd.q.&K,  and  unto  them  in  lAbanwsjkox.  they 
1  ^/"rf.iy.io.the  f^uth/romthe  eaft,&  i«te«* 
£«/.24.ii5.  like  a  cerdar  in  Libanm ,  and  as  a 
Chap.  jo.  12. 
Itberall. 
£«/.3 1.23.  whofo  is  liber  all  of  his  meat,  men 

libera!!?. 
Wifd.7.13.  and  to  communicate  her  liberally 
1  itf#.  3.30.  have  fuch  gifts  to  give  fo  liberally 

itberaHtp. 
1  Efd.  4. 46.  this  is  the  princely  liberality 

l&ertp. 

1  Efd.  4.  53.  fhould have  free  liberty ,as  well 

62.  bec.hehad  given  them  freedom  &  lib., 

2  Ejd.  8.56.  for  when  they  bad  taken  liberty 
Eccl.  7. 21.  defraud  him  not  of  liberty 

if. 2  j.a  wicked  woman  //forty  to  gad  abroad 
atf.io.abufe  her  felfe  through  overmuch  lib.  • 
30.  11.  give  him  no  liberty  in  his  youth 

1  Mac.  1 3. 16 •  that  when  he  is  at  //fertj>  he  may 

14.  26.  and  confirmed  their  liberty 
z  Mac.  $.  14.  burying  place)  he  would  fet  at  li. 
Itbiarp. 

2  Mac.z.11.  and  how  h«  founding  a  library 

licence. 
Jud.  1 1,  1 4.  to  bring  them  a  licence  from  die 
Eccl.  if.  10.  given  any  unn  licence  to  Cm 

1  Moc.i.  1 3.  gave  them  licence  to  doe  after  the; 

2  Mac.  4.  9.  if  be  might  have  licence  to  fet  himi 

wifd.i. iz.  let  us  /yi?  in  wait  for  the  righteous 
Eccl.  f  .14-  ty?  not  in  wait  with  thy  tongue 
6.zl.  fhe  will  /yeuponhim  asa  mighty  ftonc 
8. 1 1.  left  he  lye  in  wait  to  entrap  thee  in 
1 4.12.  and  lye  in  wait  in  her  wayes 
2  7. 2  8.  as  a  lion  fhall  lye  in  wait  for  them 
Keth. 
Eccl.  1  r .  3 1 .  for  he  lyeth  in  wait,  and  turneth 
27. 10.  as  a  lion  lyeth  in  wait  for  the  prey 
28.1 6 .fall  before  him  that  lieth  in  wait 
life. 

1  Efd.  4.  21.  he  flicks  not  to  fpend  his  life 

2  Efd.  2. 12.  they  (hall  have  the  tree  of  life 

3.5.  breathe  into  him  the  breath  of  life 
16.61-  gave  him  breath,^,&  underftanding 
7.  J9.  this  is  the  life  whereof  Moles  fpake 

chufe  thee  life  that  thou  mayeft  live 

14.  30.  he  received  the  law  of  life 

Tob.  8. 17.  finilh  their  life  in  health,  with  joy 

1 2.  9.  almes  &  righte-  fhalbe  filled  with  life 

10.  fins  are  enemies  to  their  own  Ufe 

Jud.  10.13.  without  lofing  the  body  or  life 

1  f.  thou  haft  faved  thy  life ,  in  that  thou 

1 2. 1 8,  my  life  is  magnified  in  me  this  day 

1 3. 20.  thou  haft  not  fpared  thy  life , 

Efth.i^.z.  fubje&s  continually  in  a  quiet  life 

16. 11?  deprive  us  of  our  kingdome.and  /;j 

1 3.  Mordocheus ,  who  faved  our  life,  an 

Wifd- 1.  12.  death  in  the  errour  of  your  life 

4. 9.  and  an  unfpotted  life  is  old  age 

j.  4.  we  fools  accounted  his  life  madncfle 

7. 6.  have 


Apoc.       L  IF         L I  F 

7.6.have  oneeutr?,nc*.wnto  life ,and  the  like 
8.5.  be  a  pofledion  co  be  deiired  mthis  &/£ 

7. nothing  more  profitable  in  their  ft/e 
1 3 .1 1  .thereof  fit  for  the  fervice  of  roans  lift 

1 7. 10  fpeak  to  that  which  hath  no  life 

1%. for  life,  prayeth  to  that  which  is  dead 
1 4.1  a.invenc.  of  th;m,the  corruption  oflife 

29.  truft  is  in  idols,which  have  no  life 
1  j  .8.  when  his  life  which  was  lent  him  (hall 

1  o.and  his  life  of  lefli  value  then  clay 

1  i.but  they  counted  our  life  a  pa  (lime 
iS.^.there  found  any  remedy  for  their^/e 

I3.for  thou  hilt  power  of  life  and  death 
J  Eccl.  i .  1  2.giveth  joy  &  gladnefs,  &  a  long  life 

lo.and  the  branches  thereof  are  long  life 
3.6.honoreth  his  fath.  (hall  have  a  long  life 
4.1 1.  he  that  loveth  her,  loveth  life,  &  the/ 
j.  1:  and  (ay  nor,  I  have  enough  for  my  life 

1 1.  and  let  thy  life  be  n*ncere,and  with 
6.i6.a  faithfull  friend  is  the  medicine  of  life 
9.1 3 .  left  he  take  away  thy  life  prefently 
10.19.  him  that  dilhonourcth  his  own  life 
x1.i4.Hfe  and  death,  pavertie  and  riches 
13.14.  love  the  Lordall  thy  life ,and  call 
1 5.17.  before  man  is  life  and  death,and 
1 6. 3  .truft  not  thou  in  their  /^neither 
17.1 1.  and  the  law  of  life  for  an  heritage 
18.3  3. thou  (halt  lie  in  wait  lor  thy  own  life 
lj.j.refifteth  pleafures,crowneth  his  life 

19.  of  the  Lord  is  the  doctrine  of  life,  and 
20.  32.  thatleadeth  hisltfe  Without  a  guide 
xi  i3.counfell  is  like  a  pure  fountain  of  life 
£i.i  i .  the  life  of  a  fool  is  worfe  then  death 

i2.ungodlyman,all  the  dayesofhis  life 
13. 1. and  governour  of  all  my  whole  hfe 

4.O  Lord,Father  and  God  of  my  life 
j?  .2. and  I  am  greatly  offended  at  their  life 
itf.i.fhal  fulfill  the  yeers  ofhhlif:  in  peace 
29.1  5  .for  he  hath  given  his  life  for  thee 

22.bett£r  is  the  life  of  a  poor  man 

24.it  is  a  miferable  hfe  to  go  from  houfe 
31.17.  wine  is  as  good  as  life  to  a  man 

what  life  is  then  to  a  man  that  is 
3 3.  14. is  fet  agai.  evil,  and  life  againft  death 

23  .(halt end  thy  dayes,and  finifh  thv  life 
34.21.  the  bread  of  the  needy  is  their  life 
37.i8.appeargood  andevil,/i/e  and  death 

27.  prove  thy  foul  in  thy  life,and  fee 

3 1.  that  taketh  heed  prolongeth  his  Life 
38.14.  for  eafe  and  remedy  to  prolong  life 
39.26.  things  for  the  whole  ufc  of  mans  life 
40.-29.  the  life  ofhim  that  dependeth 

is  not  to  be  counted  for  a  life 

41. 13 .  a  good  hfe  hath  but  few  dayes 

4? .5 .  even  the  law  of  life,  and  knowledge 

48.14.  he  did  wonders  in  his  life,ani  at 
13.  and  he  lengthened  the  kings  life 

50.1.  who  in  his  life  repaired  the  houfe 
j  1. 3.  hands  of  fach  as  fought  after  my  life 
6.  my  life  was  neer  to  the  hell  beneath 
taf.l'.  1 1  .pray for  the  life  of  Nebuchodonofor 
and  for  the  life  of  Balthazar  his  fon 
4  t.all  they  that  keep  it  (hall  come  to  life 
1  M ac.  3.11-  therew.  he  fought  a  II  his  hfe  long 
io.6i.m;n  of  a  wicked  hfe,  afTembled 
1 3. y. that  I  (hou'd  fpire  my  ownlife 
%  M<K.3.i9.fpeechlefle,  without  all  hope  oUife 
31.  to  grant  him  his  life,  who  lay  ready 
3  3 .  the  Lord  hath  granted  thee  life 
3  5  .unto  him  that  had  faved  his  life 
38.  fcourged,  ifhe  efcape  with  his  hfe 
6.io.not  lawfull  for  love  of  life  to  be  rafted 

27.now  manfully  changing  this  life 
7.9  .died  for  his  Iaws,unto  everlafting  life 
i4.thou  (halt  have  no  refurreftion  to  life 
23.  give  you  breath  and  life  again 
£f.  counf.  the  young  man  to  lave  his  life 
36  under  Gods  Covenant  of  everlaft.  life 
37.offer  up  my  body  and  life  for  the  laws 
11.14.  to  fet  him  go  with  hhhfe 
14.1?  •  was  quiet,and  took  part  of  this  life 
38. did  boldly  jeopard  his  body  and  life 
46.  calling  upon  the  Lord  of  life 
llrtft. 

ECcL^t'iJift  not  thy  felfup,  but  be  among 
38*3 .  the  phyfician  (h  all  lift  up  his  head 


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40.26.riches>and  ftrength  liftvtp  thehearc 
46.  *.  when  he  did  lift  uphis  hands 
ij  lifteD, 
Eccl.  1 1 . 1 3 .  and  lifted  up  his  head  from  mifer  je 
47.4 .  hi  lifted  up  his  hand  with  the  ftone 
50.1q.wenc  down,and liftedap  his  hands 
j  1.9.  ihzo  lifted  I  up  my  ftiftJlication 

1  £/i/.8.79-to  difcover  umousa  light 
Tob.io-$A  have  let  thee  go^the^gfe:  of  mine 
H'ifd.s.6.thz  light  of  righteoufnefle  hath  not 
7.io.choie  to  have  her  in  (lead  of  light 

ihzlight  that  cometh  from  her 
26.the  brightneffe  of  the  everlafting  light 
£9.being  compared  with  the  light 
10.17.  and  a  light  of  (lars  in  the  night 
1 8. 1. thy  faints  had  a  very  great  light 
4.  were  worthy  to  be  deprived  of  light 

by  whom  the  uhcorrupt  light 
Eccl.\6.\6.  he  hath  feparated  his.  light 

17.16.lead  ihieouc  of  darknefs  into  the  light 

3  r.  yet  the  light  there  if  faileth 
in  i.the  dead/or  he  hath  k>ft  the  light 
16.17  as  the  cleer  light  is  upon  the  holy 
31.16.  ihaii  kindle  j  ufticc  as-alght 
3  3. 7. when  as  all  the  light  of  every  day 
4 1 . 1 6.  the  fun  that  gi veth  light,  looketh 
43.7.  a  light  that  decreafeth  in  her  perfect. 
9.an  ornament  giving  light  in  the  higheft 
5 0.7.  and  as  the  rain-bow  giving  light 
19.  the  light  of  the  Lord  leadeth  him 
BAY. $  .14.  where  is  the  light  of  the  eyes 
10.  young  men  have  feen  light 
33.  he  that  fendeth  forth  light 
34.(hewed  light  unto  him  that  made  them 
y.9.  with  joy  in  the  light  of  his  glory 
<f. 1 9.  they  light  them  candles 
67.  nor  give  light  as  the  moon 
D472.3.47.  O  ye  light  and  darknefie 

lighten; 
tri[d.i7.$.  to  lighten  that  horrible  night 
ligljfcneD. 

i  Efd.d.z.bcfoxe  it  thundredand  lightned 
x  3 . 5;  3 .  thou  only  art  here  lightned 
lightning©. 
EccL$i.\$.hghwings  of  his  judgements 
D.Z8.3.50.O  ye  lightnings  and  clouds,blefle 

ILights. 
tf'i/y.13.2.  or  the  tights  of  heaven  to  the 

light- 
1  Efd  8.86.  O  Lord,did(t  make  our  (ins  light 
Eccl.7.z6.  give  not  thy  felf  over  to  a  light  wo. 

19.4.  to  give  credit,  is  light  minded 

1 M iic. 4. 1 7.  is  not  a  light  thing  to  do  wickedly 

like. 
Tob.7.1.  how  hfe  is  this  young  man  to  Tobit 
8.6.  make  unto  him  an  aide  life  to  himfelf 

14.5.  but  not  life  to  the  firft 
mfd.^.i^.  the  ungodly  is  life  the  duft 

13.14.  made  it //^elbmewilde  bead 
15.16.  can  make  a  god  hfe  unto  himfelf 
1 6. 1.  by  the  life  they  were  punifhed 
Eccl.il-  !• a  proud  man,  (hall  be  hfehim 
t  5.  every  bead  loveth  his  life 
2,1.9.  the  wicked  is  life  tow  wrapped  togcth. 
27.9.  birds  will  rcfort  to  their  life 
30.4-left  one  behind  him  that  is  life  himfelf 
33,y.the  fooli(his  life  a  cart-wheel 

thoughts  are  life  a  rowling  axletree 
34.1.  is  hfe  him  that  catcheth  at  a  (hadow 
36.13-  is  not  her  husband  life  other  men 
44.  r  9.  in  glory  was  there  none  hfe  to  him 
49. 1 4-no  man  created  hfe  Enoch 

itftteneb. 

Ea/.if.ir.  whereto  (hall  he  be  lifenei 

Itfcenefte. 
JEerf.34.}.  as  the  lifemffe  of  a  face  to  a  face 

Ifetng. 
wif&.\  fi.21.  it  felf  to  every  mans  Ufeng 
lion. 

%  Efd.  1 1. 3  7.  as  it  were  a  roarin  g  lion  chafed 
it.i.whiles  thefios  fpake  thefe  words 
3 1.  and  the  lion  whom  thou  la  weft 
i6.6.may  any  man  drire  away  a  hungry  lion 
E/2&.14.13.  fpeech  in  ray  mouth  before  the  lion 
Eccl.4. 3  o.be  not  as  a  lien  in  thy  houfe 


LIO 

-  ii.2.theteeththerofareasthetee(hofa/«w 
2J.16.I  had  rather  dwell  witha/wz 

17. 1 0.  as  the  lion  lieth  in  Wait  for  the  prey 
28.  as  a  lion  mail  lie  in  wait  for  them 

28.13.  (hall  be  ientupon  theai3as  a  lion 
1  Mac.7,.^.  in  his  acts  he  was  like  alion 

And  like  a  lions  whelp  roaring; 

Kons. 

Wi/rf.ii.i7.amulcitudeofbears3  or  tkrcelions 
Bed.  1 3.19.  as  the  wilde  afli  is  the  lions  prey 

47.3.  he  played  v/khlionszs  with  kids 

Bel  3 1  .who  caft  him  into  the  lions  den 

3  2.  in  the  den  there  were  feven  lions 

3  4.  Daniel,  who  is  in  the  lions  dan 

1  Mac.-L.6o.  delivered  from  the  mouth  of  lions 

z  Ato.n.ii.uppn  their  enemies,  like  lions 

lips. 

Jui.<).\o.  finite  by  the  deceit  of  my  lips 
Eccl.uzt,.  the  lips  of  many  (hail  declare 
12.16.  an  enemy  fpeak.  fweetly  with  his  lips 
£i.i6.1hall  be  found  in  the  lips  of  the  wife 

z$.  the  lips  of  talkers  will  be  telling 
11.7.  feal  of  wifdome  on  my  lips 
23.7.  (hall  never  be  taken  in  his  lips 
39.1  y.  with  the  longs  of  your  lips 
50.20.  the  bleffing  of  the  Lord  with  his  lip  f 
5  i.2.ftom  the  lips  that  forge  lyes 
little. 
T06.4.8.  if  thou  have  but  a  little,  be  norafraid 
to  give  according   to  that  little 
Jud.  1 6. 1 6.all  facrifke  is  too  little  for  a  fweet 
Wifd-i.%.  having  been  a  little  chaftifed 
7.9.  in  refpect  ofher  is  as  a  little  fand 

1  hi.  chafteneft  thou  them  by  little  &  little 

8.  todeftroy  them  by  little  and  little 
10.  judgem.  upon  them  by  little  and  little 
I4.20.whkh  a  little  before  was  but  honour. 
I5.8.which  a  little  before  was  made  of  earth 
i6.i7.being  warmed  with  a  little  fun-beam 
Eccl. 11.3.  the  Bee  is  little  among  fuch  as  flie 
19. 1.  (hall  fall  by  little  and  little 
20. 1 2. that  buyeth  much  for  z little 

1 5.  be  giveth  little ,and  upbraideth 

2  r.  10.  a  wife  man  doth  fcarce  fmile  a  little 

22. 1 1.  make  little  weeping  for  the  dead 
25.19.  all  wickednofle  is  but  little  to  the 
29.23.be it  to/e  or  murh,  hold  thee 
31.19.  a  very  little  isfufficient 
34.10.hath  no  experience,  knoweth  little 
38.24.  he  that  hath  //«&  bufinefle    , 
40.6.  a  little  or  nothing  is  his  reft 

.     41.4. or  of  getting  much  or  little 

51. 27J  have  had  but  zlittle  labour 
DdH.3.52,0  ye  mountains  and  little  hils 

1  MaC'7.^0.  landof|uda  wasinrefta  little 

2  Macg.z't-and  defiretolive  a  little  time 

7.33.  be  angry  with  us  a  little  while 
lite. 
£  Efd.z.14.  for  I  live,  faith  the  Lord 
Tob.4.6.  and  to  all  them  that  live  juftly 

5.3.  go  with  thee  whiles  yeillyve 
Jud.7.17.  that  our  fouls  may  live 
Ejih.  1 6.1 5.  but  live  by  moft  juft  lawes 

19.  the  Jewes  may  freely  live 
n'ifd.7,.\7.  for  though  they  live  long 

5.1 5.  the  righteous  live  for  ever 

8.9.  take  her  to  me,  to  toe  with  me 

16.  tolive  with  her,hath  no  fonow 
1 4.28.prophefie  lies,  or  live  unjuftly 

E«/.i3.5.any  thing,he  will  live  with  thee 
19.6.  his  tongue,  (hall  live  without  ftrifc 
34.13-thofe  that  fear  the  Lord  (hall live 
39-9.his  name  (hall  live  from  generation 
42.13.all  thefe  things  toe  and  remain 

48.1  i.flept  in  love,for  we  (hall  furely  live 

1  Mac.z.1%-  to  what  end  — (hall  we  live 

33.  of  the  king,and  you  (hall  live 
59.(hall  toe  after  their  lawes 

2  Mac.6.i.axid  not  live  after  the  law 

I9^hen  to  toe  ftained  with  fuch  an 
xf.and  defireto  toe  a  little  time 

1 1 .2  3  .in  our  realm  live  quietly 

2  4.10  toe  after  their  own  lawes 
2f.  they  may  toe  according  to  the  cufto. 
litot). 
r^.ij.i7.hetoerfonce,but  they  never 

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£tc/.3Q„5.  white  he  lived,  he  faw  and  rejoyced 
41.4.  .whether,  he  have  lived  ten  }or 
48. 1  i.whilcft  he  lived  he  was  not  moved 

2  MJi.$,  17  .and- lived  iu'ths  mountains 
9. 9 .  he  /*wd  in  forrow  and  pain  1 

H-ftetl;.  • 

T<?&.  1 3 . 1  .blefl'ed  be  G  od  that  /«tfrb  for  ever 

Jud.iz.^.  as  thy  foul  livel$>,my  lord 

1 3.  itf.as  the  Lord  livetb,  who  hath  kept 

£«/.2.ii.grieve  hiin  not  as  long  as  he  livetb 
i8.t.  he  that  livetb  for  ever,  created  all 
21.4.  lhethac/«tffbdiihoneitly 

2  y.7.that  Livetb  to  lee  the  fall  of  hi  s  enemy 
4 1. 1.  to  a  man  that  livetb  at  reft 

4  4. 1 4. their  name  livetb  for  ever 
lifting,  lifting. 
tab  13.4.  extoll  him  before  a:l  the  living 
a'ifj.i.i$.in  the  deftruftion  of  the  living 
4. 1  c.  /iwwg  among  ft  finners  he  was  tranfla. 

1 6.  che  ungodly  that  are  hung 
7. 10. the  natures  of  living  creatures     . 
1 5. 1 1  .and  breathed  in  a  Aw«g  fpirit    s 
1 S,  1 1. neither  were  the  living  I'uflScient    s 
2j.and  parted  the  way  to  the  living 
Eccl.4. 1 .  defraud  not  the  poor  of  his  living   f 
1 7.18.  the  &w#g  and  lbund  in  heart-  lhall 

4  T .  1 6.chofe  him  out  of  all  men  living 
4;. \6.  Adam  above  every  living  thing 

Bel  J ,  made  with  hands,buc  the  living  God 

tf.thou  not  that  Bel  is  a  /iw«g  god 

ztyxaaft  not  fay  that  he  is  no  /iwzg  god 

2,  3f.;c.7.33.though  the  living  Lord  be  angry 

11.14-  kee  p  their  own  manner  of  living 

1  j. 4.  there  is  in  heaven  a  living  Lord 

ioabes. 

1  Mac.  4.11,  they  let  the  loaves  upon  the  table 

2  .War.  1.8.  and  fet  forth  the  loaves 

£ot)g2. 
T06.tf.1o.co  day  we  lhall. Wge  with  Raguel 
Eccl.  14-14.  he  that  doth  lodge  neer  her 

if  .{hall  lodgein  a  lodging  where  good 
26.  (hall  /flrfge  under  her  branches 
HotJget). 
Toi.  6.1'  Tigris,  and  they  lodged  there 

94 .went  out  and  lodged  with  Gabael 
Eccl.zy.z7.  my  brother  come  to  be  lodged 
1  Mac. 1 1-6.  they  faluted  one  another,  & 
Hong. 

Tufr.9.4.ifl  tarry  &#g,he  will  be  veryforry 
10.4.  my  ion  is  dead,  feeing  he  ftiyech  long 

V'ifd  3. 1 7.  for  though  they  live  longjet 
4,13. perfect— fulfilled  a  long  time 
17.1. fettered  with  the  bonds  ofa  long  night 
1  8 .  jo.  the  wrath  endured  not  long 
14.  in  the  long  garment  was  the  whole 

Eccl  1 . 1  i.joy  and  g!adnefle,and  a  long  life 
io.  the  branches  thereof  are  tons  life 
3.6.  his  father,  lhall  have  zlo"g  life 
4.1  .make  not  rhe  needy  eyes  to  wait  long    ■ 
7.i£.  that  wrath  will  not  tarry  long 

10.10  phyficiancuttcfh  off  a  long  difeafe 
1 4. 1 1 .  death  will  not  be  long  in  coming 
13. 18. to  be  received  ofhimjs  long  life 
46.4  was  not  one  day  as  long  as  two 

loug-fuffsrtng. 

Wifd.  1  ? .  1  .long- fuffcring, and  in  mercy  ordering 

Eccl.z.  1 1.  Long-fijfering,  and  very  pitifull 

y.4.for  the  Lord  is  long- fiijflring,he  will 

look,  looks. 

Eccl.X9.ii).  may  be  known  by  his  looli 
13,4.  give  ra:  not  a  proud  look 
16.9.  known  by  her  haughty  looks 
Hook. 
tf'/frf.  12. 21.  judged,  we  lhould  /oo^for  mercy 
Eccl. 9.8.  Lioli  not  upon  anothers  beauty 
33.1?.  look  upon  all  the  works  of  the  moft 

3  4 .1 5 .  to  whom  doth  he  look?  and  who 

3 8. 18. his  eyes  look,  ftM  "p°n  the  patern 
41-10. and  to  look  upon  an  harlot 

43.11  Joot(  uPon  *ne  rain-bow ,and  praiie 

loofceU. 
Eccl.i6.z9.  the  Lord  looked  upon  the  earth 
i  j. 20.  he  looked  upon  them  all 

5  j. 7. 1  looked  for  the  fuccour  of  men 

looket!). 
Eccl.  16.19.  when  the  Lord  &^effe  upon  them 


L  O  JU  LOS  LOT  LOV    Apoc. 

Aotie. 
£«/.za.3.  daughter  is  born  to  his  lojfe 

loft. 
X0&.14.1. fifty  yeers  old  when  he  /q/2  his  fight 
Eccl.z.14.  uuto  you  that  have  lojt  patience 
8.iz.if  thou  lendtft  him,countic  but/oft 
2z.ii.the  dead,  for  he  hath  lojl  the  light 
27.1 8.  loft  the  love  of  thy  neighbour 
!  29.10.  tuft  under  a  ilone  to  be  loft 
41.2.  and  hait  to  (I  patience 
Hot. 
Eccl. 16.8.  the  place  where  Lot  fojotirned 

Hoc 
ivifd.z.9.  portion,  and  our  lot  is  this 
£^.14.1 5. labours  to  be  divided  by  lot 

37.8.  left  hecaft  the  lot  upon  thee 
i  Mac.i  .16.  divide  their  land  by  lot  - 

Hot0. 

Efth. 10.10.  therefore  hath  he  made  two  lots 
11.  and  thefe  two  ton  came  at  the  hour 
lobe. 
j  1  Ufd.i.zi,  they  forget  their  /we  both  to 
4. 1 8.  do  they  notlove  a  woman 
24-  he  bungethittohis  love' 
lob. 4.13.  Aw  thy  brethren,  and  defpife  not 

13. 14.  blefied  ar   they  imtlove  thee 
n'ifd.i.t .  love  righceoufhefle,  >e  that  be  judges 
3,9.  and  fuch  as  be  faithful!  in  love 
6.12.  eafily  fetn  of  them  that  love  her 

17.  and  the  care  ofdifciplineis  love 

18.  love  is  the  keeping  of  her  Jaws 
8.7.if  a  man  love  righteoufnefle,her  labours 

Eccl.  1 . 1 8.en largeth  their  rejoycing  that  love 
z.ij.they  that  love  him  will  keep  his  wajes 

16.  thc-y  that  love  him,  ftiall  be  filled  ' 
4.7-get  thy  feif  the  love  of  the  congregation 
10.  and  he  lhall  love  thee  more 
1 4.  and  them  that  love  her 

the  Lord  doth  love 
6.33. if  thou  love  to  hear,  thou  ihalticceive 
7.21.  let  thy  foul  love  a  good  fervant 

30.  love  him  that  made  thee  wi  h  all  thy 
10. 19. are  a  fure  feed,and  they  that  love  him 
1 3. 1 4.  love  the  Lord  all  thy  life 
1 5"-i3.they  that  fear  Codjove  it  not 
17.18.  giving  him  the  light  of  his  love 
15.1-8.  and  vvifdom  obtaineth  his  love 
24.18. 1  am  the  mother  of  fair  love 
if.i.  of  brethren,  the  love  of  neighbours 
1  r.  the  love  of  the  Lord  paflethall  things 
1 2.the  Lord  is  the  beginning  of  his  love 
z7.17.bve  thy  friend,  and  be  faithfull 

1 8.  loft  the  love  of  thy  neighbour 
30.23.  love  thine  own  foul,and  comfort 
3  4. 16.  are  upon  them  that  love  him 
40. 20. but  the  love  of  vvifdom  is  above  them 
48. 1 1. and  flept  in /ow,for  we  ihall  furclv 
%ar.6.g.  a  virgin  that  loves  to  go  gay 
S/lf.io.  were  wounded  with  her  luve 

20.  we  are  in  love  with  thee 
Bel  38.  them  that  love  thce,and  feck  thee 
2  Mac.6.zo.  for  love  of  life  to  be  tailed 
14.26.the  love  that  was  betwixt  them 
HcbcD. 
n'ifd.7.10. 1  lovedher  above  health  and heauty 
8.2. 1  lovedher,  and  fought  her  out 

3.  the  Lord  of  all  things — lovedher 
Eccl.47.ii.3nd  loved K.m  that  made  him 

ioteft. 

irifd.11.z4..  thou  love  ft  all  the  things  that  are 
16.z6.1hy  children, O  Lo.whom  thou  loveft 
Hobetb. 
1  Efd.4  2?.  a  man  lovctb  his  wife  better  then 
Tob.6. 14.  for  a  wicked  fpirit  loveth  her 
"ifd.7.z%.  for  God  lovctb none>but him  that 
Eccl.4  lz.he  that  lovctb  her  Jovetb  life 
1 3.15. every  beaft  lovethHs  like 

every  man  loveth  his  neighbour 
3 i.f. he  that  loveth  gold, fhail not  be. 
36.12.  and  a  man  loveth  nothing  better 
Hober. 
ififd.S.z.  and  I  was  a  lover  of  her  beauty 

4.  and  a  lover  ofhis  works 
Sobers. 

fri/&i  f.6.  are  lovers  of  evil  things,andar« 

Hobteg. 


20.  i+.tooketb  co  receive  many  things 
41.1  tS.the,  iMnrvlooketb  upon  all  things 
2  Mac.7.6.  the  Lord  God  /oo^e^  upon  us 

Hooking. 
lob.  1 1 .  j.now  Anna  fat  looking  about 
Ecd.xz.w.  thouhadft  wiped  a  looking  glafle 
2  Mfcr.7.4.  arid. his  mother  looking  on 

loofeo. 
fud.6. 1 4.  came  iinto  him,  and'  loofed  him 
£«/.z  a.i(f  .cannot  be  loofed  with  lhaking. 

HoofeneD. 
fud.9.z.who  loosened  the  girdle. of  a.  maid 

Toh.z.i.  who  is  mindtull  of  the  Ifl^rf 

3.12.O  LordJL  let  mine  e>esand  my  face 
4.i9^blefl*e  the  Lord  thy  God  alwayes 
j. 19. that  which  the  Lord  hath  given  .      ; 
7.18.  the  Lord  of  heaven  andearch.  . 
io>i2.  the  Lord  of  heavenreftore  thee 
13.10.  give  praif;  to  the  Lqri 
ivifd.  1 . 1  -chink  of  the  Lord  wiih  a  good  heart 
3 .8.  the  Lord  lhall  reign  for  e«er 
4.14.  his  foul  pleafed  the  Lord 
j. 7.  as  for  the  way  of  the  Lardtwe  have 

1 5 .  their  reward  is  with  the  Lord 
6.7.  he  which  is  Lordovet  a!J,ftiall  fear 
8.3.  the  Lord  of  all  things  himfelf  loved  her 

2 1. 1  prayed  unto  the  Lord,  and  befought 
9.1,0  God  of  my  fathers.,and  Lord  of  mercy 

13-think  what  the  will  of  the  Lord  is 
10.20.  praifed  thy  holy  Name,  O  Lord 
1 1. 13. they  had  fome  feeling  of  the  Lord 

16'  for  they  are  thine, O  Lord jhou 
I2.i.they  may  beleeve  on  thee,0  Lord 

1  tf.becaufe  thou  art  the  Lord  of  all 
£«/.i.i.wifdome  comes  from  the  Lord 
1. 1,  if  thou  come  to  ferve  the  Lord 

11.  the  Lordis  full  of  companion 
3.ioJ:he  power  of  che  Lord  is  great 
4.28. the  Lord  fhali  fight  for  thee 
y.7.no  tarrying  to  turn  to  the  Lord 

fhall  the  wrath  of  the  Lord  come 
1 1.4-  the  works  of  the  Lord  are  wonderfull 

n.theeyeofthe  Lord  looked  on 

14.  and  riches  come  of  the  Lord 

1  y. under  (landing  of  the  law,are  of  the  L. 

I7.the  gift  of  the  Lord  remaineth  with 

z6.it  is  an  eafie  thing  unto  the  Lsrd 
13.14.  love  the.Lord  all  thy  life 
I4.2.fallen  from  his  hope  in  the  Lord 

II.  give  the  Lord  his  due  offering 

1  y  .9.  it  was  not  fent  him  of  the  Lord 

11.it  is  through  the  ion/ that  I  fell  away 
\6. 1 7.I  will  hide  my  felf  from  the  Lord 
I7.i.the  Lord  created  man  of  the  earth 

y.the  five  operations  of  the  Lord 

20.  all  their  fins  are  before  the  Lord 

21.  but  the  Lord  being  gracious 
18.2.  the  Lordoniy  is  righceous,and  there 

I3»but  the  mercy  of  the  Lordis  upon 
2 3. not  as  one  that  t  mpteth  the  Lord 
z6.  are  foon  done  before  the  Lord 
23.1.O  £»/d,Father  and  G-of  all  my — life 
Verfe  4. 

28.  it  is  great  g!ory  to  follow  the  Lord 
24.24.famt  not  to  be  ftrong  in  the  Lord 

2  5. 1 1.  the  love  of  the  Lord  paflethall 
26.4.  have  a  good  heart  towards  the  Lord 

14.  loving  woman  is  a  gift  of  th"  Lord 
28.23.fuch  as  forfafee  the  Lordfi\nl\  fall 

42.1 8.  the  Lord  knoweth  all  that  may  be 
43.f.greacische  Lord  that  made  it 

29.  the  Lord  is  terrible  and  very  great 

30.  when  you  glorifie  the  Lord 
33.  the  Lord  hath  made  all  things 

44. 1 6.  Enoch  pleafed  the  Lord 

45.19.  this  the  lWfaw,and  it  difpleafed 
H.for  the  Lorihimfelf  is  his  portion 

46.10.  it  is  good  to  follow  the  Lord 

ij.proph.ofthe  Lo^beloved  of  his  Lord 
lofe. 
jE«/.9.6.that  chou  lofe  not  thine  inhef  tance 
29.10.  lofe  thy  monev  for  rhy  brother 
•  iofetb.  loutier. 
■Ecd.10.il.  and  pride  is  che  IdfinZ  thereof 
i7.itf.difcavereth  fecrets  hfetb  his  credit . 


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u'ifd.i.6.  tor  wifdbm.isa  towitfg  fpirit  ', 
£«/.i7.i9.hovv  greac  is  the tow»g kincjnefle 
16.14.  a  nkhc  and  fafi^g  womanis  a  gifc 
d.b.j. 1 8. with  us  after  thy  Loving  kindndle 

1  Ato-S.i.fych  as  swould/flv^f  accept'.   , 
1  Ato.i 1.30. the  Scythopolitans  dealt' lovingly 

zEfd.9.41.  and  brought  very  low 

1 1.48.  the  tome  (late  of  your  .fanftuary    . 

/W.4. 19.  the  top  eftate  of  our  nation 
7.31.  they  were, very  fm  brought, 

Eccl.1.4.  arc  changed  to  a  tow  eftate 
H .  1  .head  of  him  that  is  of  top  degree 

11.  fet  him' up  from  histoid  eftate    __ . 
ao.*i.lifteth  uphis  head  from  a  toa>  eftate 
3 3. 1 1. hath  he  curfed'  and  brought  top 

1  Macs-1)  1  in  heavinefl'e,and  btought  low 
1 4. 1 4.of  his  people  that  were  brought  top 

"  itoixiig. 

£«/.  3.2.0.  he  is  honoured  of  the  topty     , 
10.15.  and  planted  the  lowly  in  their  places 
1 ' .  j .  do  well  unto  him  that  is  lowly 

1Ato.11.19.if  you  will  keep  your  fc-lyestoyai'/ 

Tud  4.10.  put  fackcloth  upon  their  loyns 

*       r  -       Chap.  S.J. 

14.  their  toyw  girt  with  fackcloth 

1  Mac.  10. 1  J. 
Eccl. 3  J.i  8. he  hath  fmitten  in  fun.der  the loyns 
47.19.  thou  didft  bow  thy  loyns  unto  women 
lUCiUSf. 
1  Afac.15.16.  /.««/«  conful  ofthe  Romans 

AttO. 
jW.La3.and  deftroyed  Phud,andz,W 

S.ump3. 
7«d  io.<.wich  parched  corn,and  /«;#/>*  of  figs 

iln£. 
■Tob. 8.7.I  take  not  this  my  fifterfor  luft 
wifd.  1 5.5.  entifech  fools  to  luft  after  it 
Suf.8.  their  luft  was  inflamed  toward  her 
1 1  .we  re  auHamed  to  declare  their  7#/2 
14.  they  acknowledged  their  luft 

£«/.  lo.itf.  the  difpoiition  of  a  lyar  is  difliono. 
ij.i.thatisproudja  rich  man  that  is  a  lyar 
ILparff. 
1  £#.  1 141.  thou  haft  loved  lyars 
Wife!.  10.14.  fhewed  them  to  be  lyars 
£a/.ij.8.  men  that  are  lyars  cannot  remember 

*2*«B«    ,  .     _, 

Eccl. 51.5.  and  from  lying  words  bee  Hit, 

1  Af.1c3.31.fohe  left  Lyfias  a  noble  man 
38.  then  Lyfias  chofe  PtoIome,thc  fort 
7.i.had  taken  Antiochus  and  Lyfias 
i  Ato.io.  1 1 .  he  fet  one  Lyfias  over  the  affairs 
ji.i.Ly/zkrthe  kings  proteftour  and  coufrn 
1  z-Lyfias  himfelf  fled  away  Ihamefully 
15  .wrote  unto  Lyfias  concerning  the  Jews 
1  i6.unto  the  Jews  from  Lyfias  to  this 

[         ii.  unto  his  brother  Lyfias  fendeth  greet. 
3 ^.Lyfias  thekings  coufin  hath  granted 
1 2.1. Lyfias  went  unto  the  king 

17.  a  ftrong  city,  wherein  Lyfias  abode 
13.1.  Lyfias  his  proteftour       Chap.  14.1. 

IpflmachttS- 

Eftb.i  i,i  .Lyfimacbus  the  fon  ofPtolomeus 
Ato.4.i9.MeneIaus  left  his  brot.  Lyfimacbus 

39.  gathered  themfelvestog.aga.r.)i/M*a(;fo. 

40.  Lyfimachus  armed  about  3ooo.men 
41  .feeing  the  attempt  of  Lyfimachus 


^o.and  cook  Maccabe/if.  betwixt  thep^ 
1 1. 7. then  Maccabeusrr^iook  weapqns ... 
Rt.iP-.W.h0  were  of 'Maccabeus  captains,  j 

atf.then  Maccabeus  marched  forth 
13.14.and  accepted wqltof  Maccabeus 
1 4^,whofe  captain  is  Judas'  Maccabeus  .'.,. 
17. he  ftiould  CentiiMl&cabeus  prifoner 
■^•Maccabeus  faw  ?ha't  Nicanor  began,  P> 
1  M-Maccabeus  had&ver  fure  confidence  1  • 
1 1 .  M  accab  Seeing  the  coming  ofthe  ;m«lt. 
:S$a£#3<ytfan. 
\Efth,i6ii9.  for  Amajj  $  Macedonian,  the  fon  of 
|i  Mjf.1.1. Alexander— 'the  Macedon.  .Ch.6-1. 

<flJJacqt>pniari0, 
E  sib.  1 6..  1 4  :tlie  Per  Mans  to  the  Mflcedoniajts 
'1  Afac8.10.with  4qqp>.A(/JC^(/.&  that  the  Ma. 


1  Efd.q.ji.tq.  maintain  burntAofferings 
Eccl.if.ii.it  lhe  maintainher  husband,  is  full 
38.34.,theywill  maintain,  the  ftate  of  ;he 
iksi  ^)atntenance; 
1  Afac14.19.f9r.tbe  maintenance  of  their  fanftu. 


?«#.  14. 18. either  they  He^td when  they  be 

:(!lf)a?)  men. 
'1  Efd.x6.7i,  they  lhalt  he  like  mad  men 

:  JJjJa&nefte, 

Wifdil.%.  accounted  his  life  madnejfe 
vicclqtfpisfc  be  difquicted. with  his  madneffe 
a  Ato.15. 33,the  reward  .of  his  madneffe' 

,',,:,„        _    J^aUr. 
mfd. l.ii.  for  Godmadenoz death:  neither 
6.7.  tor  he  hath  swathe  fmall  and  great 
1 1 .14.  abhorr.  nothing  that  thou  haft  made 
,  wouldeft  thou  have  made  any  thing 
1 3.  if.  ,a,nd  made  it  faft  with  iron 
1^.3.  fQijtjhou  ]xa&mide  a  way  in  the  iea    . 
8.  as  well  it3as.he  that  made  it 
io,,for  that  which  is made}{hM be- 1 
17.  and  made,  an  cxprefle  image  of  a  ting 
15.8.  was  made  of  earth  himfelf 
£«/.i4.8.  and  he  that  made  me,  caufed  my- 
3i^;i2vb,Ipflelhim  .thgt  made  thee 
39.11.  madezW  things  for  their  ufes 
43.6.  he  Wtf«fe  the  moon  alfo  to  ferve 
3  3  .the,  Lprd  hath  made  all  things 
^IJagtck. 
v/ifd.\7 .7 .  the  illufions  of  art  magic^ 

i$  jgnfSe. 
Tob.n.6.  praifehim>  and  magnifie  him 
Eflb.14.10.tot/iagmfie  a  fleflily  king  for  ever 
uifd.19.1z.  didft  magnifie  thy  people 
Ectl-19- 1 5- magnifie  his  Name,  and  (hew  forth 
43.18.  how  (hall  we  b?  able  to  magnifie 

3 1  .who  can  magnfie  him  ashe  is 
49.1 1. how  fhall  we  magnifie  Zorobabel 
Magnificence. 
1  £/3. 1.5.  according  to  the  magnificence 

S^agnffieD,  ^agnifietl). 
/«ii  i.iS.my  Jife  is  magnified  in  me  this  day 
iVifd.S.^.v/kh  God,  (he imagnifieth  her  nobility 
io.ao.and  magnified  with  one  accord 


To&.^.n.and  the  wairfis fair  and  wife 
1 3. that  this  maidhzih  been  given  to 
8. 1 3.  the  maid  opened  the  door 
fud.9. i.who  loofened  the  girdle  of  a  ;»«<£ 
10.  i.  called  her  *«.<?«/,  and  went  down 
5. (he  gave  her  maid  a  bottle  of  wine 
lo.weht  outjflie  and  her  maidwith  her 
11. 19.  what  her  maidhad  prepared 
I3-9-gave  Olofernes  his  head  to  her  maid 
1 5.13. a  garland — on  her,  and  her  maid 
16.13.  and  made  her  maid  free 
£/2k  1 5.7-upon  the  head  of  the  maid  that  went 
Eccl.41.zz.to  be  over-bufte  with  his  maid 


Mi 


3553accabetJ0. 
r  Ato.*.4.Judas,who  was  called  Maccabeus 
3. 1.  his  fon  Judas,  called  Maccabeus 
f  .34.knowing  that  it  was  Maccabeus, Red 
Mac.% .17/Judas  Maccabeus, with  9.others 
8.16. Maccabeus  called  his  men  together 
19. i^.Maccabeus  left  Simon,and  Jofcph 


To&.  3 . 7.reproached  by  her  fathers  maids 

8.1  i.fend  one  ofthe  maids,  and  let  her  fee 
Stf/!  1  f .  went— with  two  wairfj  on  ly 

1 9. when  the  maids  were  gone  forth 
l«S.  and  lent  the  maids  away 
flpajettp. 
1  E/#.4.40.power,and  majefly  of  all  ages 
To&.3.i6.  the  majefty  of  the  great  God 

13.tf.and  declare  his  might  and  mafefy 
Efib.i  5  6.  with  all  his  robes  of  majefly 

7>countenance  that  ftione  with  majefly 
i  3.w'as  troubled  for  fear  of  thy  majefty 
^/3.i8.i4.andthy  majefty  upon  the  diadem 
£cc/.i.i8.  as  is  his  majefty^ois  his  mercy 


i£/if.z.ii?.comma.nded  to  wj^diligent  fearch 

8.86.O.  I-QrdJdidft  wafcout  fins  light 
i}'ifd,i^.6^both they  that m»k.e therojand 
9.  to  ma\e  counterfeit  things 

Wifd.11. 3. he  maltha  vain  god  ofthe  fame 
ECC/.43 . 1 3 .  he  malgtb  the  ihow  to  fall 

t« . he  mahjth  the  clouds  firm>and  the 
1 7 .thunder  mal^eth  the  earth  to  tremble 
$$aie0. 
1  Mac.  5 .1 8.  he  flew  all  the  males         Ver.j  1 . 

#al<ce, 
TVifd.ii.io.  malice  was  bred  in  them 
10.be  delivered  from  their  malice 
16.14.  kiJkth  through  his  malice 
Eccl.z7.10.mdke  and  wrathjeven  thefe  are 

i8.7.bear  no  malice  to  thy  neighbour 
I  M ac.9.  j  1.  they  might  work  malice  upon  Ifr. 

13.tf.to  deftroy  us,of  very  malice 
z  Afac.^o.-  in  authority,  increafing  in  malice 

£^alicto(i0. 
Eftb.13.4.  fcattered  a  certain  malicious  people 
7-who  of  old,  and  now  alio  a  re  maliciout 
wifd.  1. q.'mto  a  malicious  foul  wifdom  fiiall  no; 
1  Ato.5.1  j.  having  a  malicious  mind  againft 

^'alfCtotjflp. 
Sufin}. have  medicioufly  invented  againft  me 

tf  i.as  they  malicioufiy  intended  to  do 
a  Ato.14.1  r.being  malicioufiy  fee  againft  Judas 

:SlpaIigneO. 

£cc'.45M8.and  maligned  him  in  the  wildcrnefle 

#an. 

E(lh.i  3 .9. no  »*j»  that  can  gainfay  thee 

1 1 .  there  is  no  man  that  can  retift  thee 
J4<not  prefer  the  glory  of  man  above 
H'ifd.z.  1.  neither  was  there  any  man  known 
5-fo  that  no  man  cometh  again 
7.a.compafted  in  bloud,  ofthe  feed  of  man 

i3.kinde  toffMs.ftedfaft/ure/ree 
9.i3.whatw<?»  is  he  that  can  know 
1 1. 1 6. that  wherewithall  a  man  finneth 
i<y.i6.man  made  them    but  no  man  can  make 
16.10.abte  to  content  every  mans  delight 
11. tempered  it  felf  to  every  mans  liking 
itf.growing  of  fruits  that  nourifhech  man 
£«/.8.4.jeft  not  with  a  rude  man 

^artfallp. 
1  Afac9.10.let  us  die  manfully for  our  brethren 
a  Ato  a. it. behaved  themfelves  manfully 
6.Z7. now  manfully  changing  this  life 
7- 5. to  die  manfully , faying  thus 

10.  holding  forth  his  hands  manfully 
8.  itf.  but  to  fight  manfully        Chap. 13.14. 
1 4-41  enuring  rather  to  die  manfully 
apatigleO. 
a  Ato.7.i$.  the  fifth alfo,and  mangled  him 

#antfeft. 
^/i.n.i7.makeft  their  ho'.dneftemanifeft 
Eccl. 6. zz. die  is  not  mawfefl  to  many 

i6.itf.his  mercy  is  manifefi  to  every  creature 
S^antfeftation. 
mfd.i.y.the  ma?)i filiation  of  his  wicked  deeds 

^amfolD. 
TVifd.7Az.0ne  only  ,waw/oW,fubtile,lively 
£«/.ji.3.the  manifold  afflictions  which  I  had 

3$anlp. 
a  Afac7.a1.with  a  manly  ftomack,  the  faid 

fljjjanhnctfe, 

aAfac8.7-the  bruit  of  his  manlineffe  was  fpread 

i4.![8,he^i.ingof  \henanlmffe  of  them 

g^anna. 

1  Efd.  1 .19.  and  gave  you  manna  to  eat 

Bar.1.10,  and  prepare  ye  manna,  and  offer 

fl^anneti..-  • 
To&.7.ia.henceforth  according  to  the  rriannw 
Eflb.  1 3 .  f  the  ftrange  manner  of  their  laws 
Wifd.u.9.  in  another  manner  then  the  juft 
1 8.1 1  .were  punhhed  after  one  manner 

Eal.$7'i  8.foiirj 


Apoc^MAN         MAR 


MAS 


MEA 


MED  MEL    Apoc. 


£cti.  37. 1 8. four  manner  of  things  appear  good 
i  Mac.  io>j8.  as  xhemanner  of  kings  is 
ilulai ,  V     uH  aj)artiuriar.       :    -• 
£cd.ji. 17. leave  oft" full  for  manners  fa'ce 
2  J/dc.4.i3.inct;afcof  heatheniih  manners 
Si'11.  and  for  manners  more  barbarous 
6.9.  conform  ihemfelvts  to  the  manners 
ajMnttaugljter. 
1  £/^.r,Mj.are  fwift  to  commit  manflaughtcr 
infd.i^\i.mthoMey.ceptionJbloud}manjlaugb. 

Strang- 
£«J.J  4.7.  dreams  have  deceived  many 
4  j  06.  fhut  up  where »2J«y  hands  are 
^atcijeU, 
//«/.  1 .  1 3.then  he  marched  in  battell  aray 
1  Mac.6, 3  j.rifing  very  early, marched  fiercely 
40.  they  ma  ched on  fafely,and  in  order 
z  Mac.i  1.10.  marched  forward  in  their  armour 
1 1.  z6.  maahtd  forth  to  Carnion 
13.19.and  marciied  cowards  Bethfura 

1  Mac.6.\i'  the  marcbingof  the  company 
SparDacbeus. 

r  £/rf.f.8,Enenius3/W<itt/ac',e;«,Beelfarus 
£]%.  i  o .  1  .then  Mardochem  faid,G  od  hath 

$9artfb. 
1  Ato.9-41.  they  turned  again  to  themarijh 
4  J. the  >»*'{/&  likewife  and  wood 
Sparket. 
WijfcL  1  J.i  z.and  our  time  here  a  marvel  for  gain 

Market  place  and  places, 
1  E/iiz.  1 8. do  build  the  market  places 
Tfli.z.3.  caft  out  into  the  tfM^ef  place 

&!?ari$. 
•rifd.<;.  1  z.whcn  an  arrow  is  (hot  at  a  mar\ 

21.  bow,  fhallthey  flie  to  the  mat\ 
Ecrf.z3.t0.fb.all  not  be  without  a  blue/war^ 

£cc/.z8.i7-the  whip  maketh  mark's  in  the  flefh 
Carriage. 

1  Mac. 9. 37-of  Jambri  made  a  great  marriage 
4 1. thus  was  the  marriage  turned  into 
10. 5  8.  and  celebrated  her  marriage 
2$  triages. 
mfd.  14.24.  kept  neither  Jives  nor  marriages 
16.  diforder  Inmarriages,  adultery 
^atrfagescljimbeiv. 
r  iW4ci.17.lije  that  fat  in  the  marriage-chamb. 
Jjparrp. 

Eccl.y.i1).  marry  thy  daughter  and  fo  malt 
i  Mac.10.^6.  I  will  marry  my  daughter  to  thee 
zMx.i.  14.3s  though  he  would  mar>y  her 

Iparrfet), 
1  £/</.  ?.38who  marned  AugiajOne  of  the 
S.jo.mvriedv/hh  their  daughters 
91. we  have  married  ftrange  women 
Tob. 1.9. 1  married  Anna  of  mine  own  kinred 
3.8.  had  been  married  to  feven  husbands 
4. 1 1. they  all  married  wives  of  their  own  ki. 
Eftb.io.6.whom  the  king  married,  and  made 
£«£  1  j.2.  as  a  wife  married  of  a  virgin 
z^.zi.  a  married  woman  is  a  tower 
41.9. and  being  married,  left  (he  mould 
lo.when  (he  is  «jjw<?^,1eft  Hie  mould 
1  Mdt.14.zj.  fo  he  manied,was  quiet 

kartell. 
Eccl.ii.il.  mawellnot  at  the  works  of  miners 
1 6.1 1.  it  is  mirvcll  if  he  efcape  unpunished 
z<r.u;»i*-i,f//not  if  fhe  trefpafle  againft 
43. 14. with  our  earsjwe  marvell  thereat 
flJ9arbellet>. 
Eccl.x  1.1  3.many  that  faw  it  marvelled at  him 

47.17.the  countries  marvelled  at  thee 
1  A/ac.i  .22.  fo  that  every  man  marvelled 
7  .tz.marvelled  at  the  young  mans  courage 
^artoellcch- 
Eccl.ao. 7 .  he  awakerh,  and  mxrvelleth 
43.18.  the  eye  marvelleth  at  the  beauty 
:31fhr\jdtou0. 
Wj/y.ic.i7.guided  them  in  a  marvellous  way 

19 .8  .thy  marvellous  ftrange  wonders 
Eccl.  1 7.9.  glory  in  his  marvellous  ads 
3 8. "5  honoured  in  his0MW#tf«f  works 
41.17. to  declare  all  his  marvellous  works 
43.fc.at  his  rifing  a  marvellous  inftrumenc 
%$.  and  marvellous  is  his  power 


48;i4.at  his  death  were  his  works  marvellous 
z  Mac.7.  lS.marvellons  things  are  done 

20.the  mother  was  marvellous  above  all 
SljJaiTe.  See  JtOU. 
fljteiTac«. 
1  .W<K.i.z4.havingmadea  gteat maffacre 

Rafter. 
mfd.  i,8. 11  .the  w<z/?er  and  the  fervant  were 
Eccl.19.t1.ii a  fervant  fay  to  his  mailer,  I  will 

3i,i.be  made  the  mafier  of  the  feaft 
z  Mac.  1 . 1  o.king  Ptolomeus  mafier,  who  was 
2.z9.as  the  ««/?cr-buiIder  of  a  new  houfe 
.  14. 1  z.who  had  been  mafier  of  the  elephants 


1Ejy.L3.was  captive  in  the  land  of  the  Medes 
Jud.i.i  .which  reigned  over  the  Mcdb 

ii5.io.and  the  Medes  were  daunted 
1  Mac.i.i.king  of  the  Perlians  and  Medes 


Eccl.  3 .7.unto  his  parents^as  to  his  mafier s 

fllBafticlj. 
S«f.J4.who  anfwered,llnder  a  mafiic\-tree 

fflxtt&thtes. 
1  Mac.z.r ^.Mattathias and  his  fons  Tent  their 
16. Mattathias  alfo  and  his  fons  came 
17.  faid  to  Mattathias  on  this  wife,Thou 
1 9.then  Mattathias'  anfwered,and  fpake 
Z4.  which  thing  when   Mattathias  (aw 
»7.and  Mattathias  cried  thorowout  the 
39-  when  Mattathias  and  his  friends  und. 
45.  Mattathias  and' his  friends  went 
49.time  drew  neer  that  MflWaf.fhould  die 
1  i.70.except  Mattathias  the  Ion  of  Abfolom 
i4.z9.Simon  the  fon  ot'Mattatbias 
1 6.1 4.with  his  l~ons,Mattathias  and  Judas 
z  Mac.i^.ig.  and  Mattathias  to  makepeace 

fatter. 
rfifd.  1 1. 17. v/oild  of  matter  without  form 

1  y.13.  of  earthly  matter  maketh  brittle 
Eccl.  j.  1  j.in  a  great  matter  or  a  fraall 
7.1  j.performed  a  weighty  /»*««• 

1 1.9.  Arrive  not  in  a  matter  thac  concerneth 
2Z.8.he  will  fay,  What  is  the  matter 

1 7. 1  .have  finned  for  a  fmall  matter 
z8-9.as  thereto- of  the  fire  is,fo 
37 .1 1.  to  thefe  in  any  matter  of  counfell 
patters. 
Eccl.$.zi.  not  curious  in  unneceflary  matters 

11. 10.  mcdle  not  with  many  matters 

37.11.  a  coward  in  matters  of  war 
z  Mao, .  Z3.  of  certain  neceflary  matters 

31.  in  all  hafte  to  appeafe  matters 
8.9.  in  matters  of  war  had  great  experience 


1  Efd.3.1.  the  princes  of  Media  and  Perfia 
Toi.1.14. 1  went  into  Mediayand  left  in  truft 
at  .Rages  a  city  of  Media 
4. 1.  to  Gabael  in  Kages  of  Media 

9.Z.  and  go  to  Rages  of  Media 

1  J.  I  could  not  go  into  Media 
1 1. 1 J  .that  had  hapned  to  him  in  Media 
14-4-go  into  Media,  my  fon,  for  I  furely 

peace  fhall  rather  be  in  Media 
14.  he  died  at  Ecbatane  in  Media 

Ecil.6. 16.  friend  is  the  medicine  of  life 

SpttJlcfnejaf. 

£«/.38.4.  the  Lord  hath  created  medicines 

Eccl.iA.io.  that  doth  meditate  good  things 

ajJcottatton. 
Eul.19.1.  is  occupied  in  the  meditation 

#cWtations. 
z  £/</.!  o.j.  then  left  I  the  meditations 

1  Efd.6.z7.  not  to  mcdle  with  the  place 
z  £/#.  i6.6y.to  medle  no  more  with  them 
Eccl.ll.i o.medle  not  with  man7  matters 

for  if  thou  werf/e  much 
1  Mac.io.$  j.authority  to  medle  with  them 


£«/.46.4.did  not  the  fun  go  back  by  his  meanes 

$$im\x>. 
i  Mac.x  J.38.but  ifflenderly,and  mean'y 

^eafnraWg. 
£cc/.3i.z8.wine  measurably  drunk,and  in 

irifd.ii.io.  haft  ordered  all  things  in  meafure 

jtpeafaret). 
wifd^-Lmeafured  by  number  of  yeers 


£«/.3.i9.myfteriesare  revealed  unto  the  mee\ 
10.i4.and  fet  up  the  mcel(  in  their  ftead 

mfd.z.i9.that  we  may  know  his  mec^nefie 
£crf.i.z7.faith  and  meefyefle  are  his  delight 
3.i7.go  on  with  thy  bufinefle  in  mec\ae$e 
4.8.  a  friendly  anfwer  with  meefoeffe 
io.z8.  glorifie  thy  foul  in  mecfyiefle 
$6.1}.  if  there  be  kindnefle,  meekjiejje 


Tob.z.i.  when  I  law  abundance  of  meat 
4.  before  I  had  tafted  any  meat 
7.8.  fct  ftore  of  meat  on  the  table 
10.7 .did  cat  no  meat  on  the  did  time 
fud.  1  z.9.did  eat  her  meat  at  evening 
1 3.10.  fhe  puc  it  in  her  bag  of  meat 
irifd.13.1  z.of  his  work  to  drefle  his  meat 
16.Z.  preparedft  for  them  meat  of  a  ftrange 
19.21  .the  icie  kind  of  heavenly  meat 
Eccl.30. 1 8.are  as  mefles  of  meat  fet  upon  a 
2j.will  have  a  care  of  his  meat  and  diet 
3i.z3.whofo  is  liberal!  of  his  meat 

24.him  that  is  a  niggard  of  his  meat 
36. 1 8«yet  is  one  meat  better  then  another 
40.29.  himfelf  with  another  mans  meat 
4  x.i.  yet  able  to  receive  his  meat 
19.ro  lean  with  thine  elbow  upon  the  meat 
Bel  1 1. fet  on  the  meat, and  make  ready 
1  Mac.  1. 6 3. nor  be  defiled  with  his  meat. 


Wifl.\<).\\.  they  asked  delicate  meats 
Eccl.13.7.  will  fliame  thee  by  his  meats 
3  6. 18.  the  belly  devoureth  all  meats 
37.29.  nor  too  greedy  upon  meats 
30.exceiTe  of  meats  bringeth  ficknefle 
Bel  14.  the  king  fet  meats  before  Bel 
2  Az1tt.l1.31.ujc  their  own  kind  of  meats 


Tob.  1 1 .1  tf.Tobk  went  ou t  to  meet  bis  da ughtcr 
Eccl.$.i.meet  not  with  an  harloc,left  thou 
ij.z.  as  a  mother  fhall  (he  meet  thee 
40.i3.fricnd  8c  companion  never  meet  amifle 

1  Mac.3.1 1. he  went  forth  to  meet  him 

1 6. Judas  went  forth  to  meet  him 
'    1 7.  the  hoft  coming  to  meet  them 
f. 39. upon  this  Judas  went  to  meet  them 
jo.  ^6. meet  me  therefore  at  Ptolemais 

J9.that  he  mould  come  and  meet  him 
1 1.64.  he  went  to  meet  themjand  left 
11.41J0nath.an  went  out  to  meet  them 

2  Mrtc.14.21.  appointed  a  day  to  me  t 

tyctt. 

1  Efd.z.zo.  we  think  it  meet  not  to  negleft 

j.ji.  offered  facrifices  daily  as  was  meet 

2  £73.4-44.  and  if  I  be  meet  therefore 

1 2.36.  thou  only  haft  been  meet  to  know 
tob.  1 .8.1  gave  unto  them  to  whom  it  was  meet 

7,10. it  is  meet  that  thou  fhouldeft  marry 
Wifi.^%. .not  ripe  to  eat:  yea,mect(ot  nothing 

7.1  j.  and  to  conceive  as  is  meet 

13. 1 1  .a  tree  meet  for  the  purpofe 
Eccl.  10.23.  not  meet  to  defpife  the  poor 

1  Mac.%.10.  fhall  think  meet  to  adde  or 

10.19.and  meet  to  be  our  friend 

13. 40. look  who  aremeet  among  you 

2  Mac.8.33  received  a  reward  meet  for  his 

9. 1 2.  it  is  meet  to  be  fubjeft  unto  God 
^CloDp. 
E«/.32.^.fo  is  the  melody  of  mufick  with 
40.z.  and  pfaltery  make  fweet  melody 
47.9.they  might  make  fweet  melody 
jo.18.was  there  made  fweet 


lfifd.17, 1 8.or  a  melodious  noife  of  birds 

apctt.  gpelteO. 
Jud.i6.t<i.  rocks  fhall  melt  as  wax  at  thy  pref. 
mfd.i6.zzAnd\xred  the  fire,  and  melted  not 
29.  the  unfaithfull  fhall  melt  away  as  the 
I9.2i.neitherwf/^they  the  icie  kinde 

that  was  ofnatureaptto«»/r 
^^^  Member. 


Apoc.     MEM         MER 


MER 


MER 


MER  M1G    Apoc 


z  Mac.7.7. every  member  of  thy  body 

Eflb.16.z3.  againft  us,  a  memoriall  of  deftrucT:. 
n'ifd.\.  1  .for  the  memoriall  thereof  is  immortall 
1 9. and  their  memoriall  fliall  perifh 
8. 13. leave  behind  me  an  everlaft.  memoriall 
10.%. a  memoriall  of  their  foolifhntfle 
Eccl.10.  17. made  their  memoriall  to  ceafe 
14.  zo.  my  memoriall  is  fweeter  then  honey 
3  5.7. the  memo.therof fhall  never  be  forgot. 
jS.u.andafs  »wm/Z  of  fine  flou  r 
39.j.his  memoriall  fhall  not  depart  away 
44.9. fome-—  which  have  no  memoriall 
45.i.whofe memoriall  is  blefled 
9.  for  a  memoriall  to  the  children 
1  i.a  writing  engraved  for  a  memoriall 
16. a  memoriall,to  make  reconciliation 
49.10.kt  the  memoriall  be  blefled 
5^.4.5  .my  people,the  memoriall  of  Ifrael 
1  M<Je.3.7.and  his  memoriall  is  blefled 
3  j.  to  take  away  their  memoriall 

Chap.11.f3. 
8.zi.might  have— a  memoriall  of  peace 
z  Mac.6.}  1 .  and  a  memoriall  of  vertue 

3j)emoip. 
EaZ.13.z6.fhe  fhall  leave  her  /»f»a»;y  to  be 

46.1 1.  let  their  memory  be  blelT.d 
1  Mac.  1 3. 19. armour  for  a  perpetual!  memory 
z  Mac.z.i<>-  defirousto  commit  to  memory 
7.io.worthy  of  honourable  memory 
£ti)cn. 
rw/y.3.4.  punifhedin  the  fight  of  men 
4.1.  men  take  example  at  it 
8.1 1. be  admired  in  the  fight  of  great  mtt 
11.13.and  winked  at  the  fir.sof*»«2 
Ii.17.when  men  will  not  beleeve 
1 3.1.  vain  are  all  men  by  nature 
j4.11.  Humbling  blocks  to  the  fouls  of  men 
1 4. by  the  vainglory  of  men  theyentred 
17 .whom  men  could  not  honour 
15. there  reigned  in  all  men  without 
Eccl.i.  itf.and  filleth  men  with  her  fruits 
2.  1  .and  acceptable  men  in  the  furnace  of 

1  8».and  nor  into  the  hands  of  men 
xi.i  flaying  the  fouls  of  men 
33.10.all  men  are  from  the  ground 
37.18.  things  are  not  profitable  for  all  men 
38 .6.  and  he  hath  given  men  skill 
44.3 .  men  renowned  for  their  power 
4?.i<>.chofe  outofall>#«z  living 
49.16.in  great  honour  among  men 
Pray. of  Manaff.  whom  all  men  fear,and 

fljjjeneiausf. 
z  Afrrc.4.13.  Jafon  fent  Menelaus  the  forefaid 
zt. Menelaus  got  the  principality 
19.  Menelaus  left  his  brother  Lyfimachus 
3  z.Menelaus  fuppofing  that  he  had  gotten 
jq.Menelaus  taking  Andronicus  apart 
4j.there  was  an  accufat.laid  agauMenel. 
4^. Menelaus  being  now  convifted 
47.  that  he  difcharged  Menelaus 
fo.  Menelaus  remained  frill  in  authority 
$.<;, Menelaus  fled  into  the  caftle 
1 $  .Menelaus  that  traitour  to  the  laws 
ij.and  befides  Menelaus, who  worfe 
1 1.19. Menelaus  declared  unto  us 

31.I  have  fent  alfo  Menelaus 
13.3.  Menelaus  joyned  himfclf  with  them 
S^enftraoas, 

z  Efd.^.S.  menftruous  women  fhall  bring  forth 
Efth.  14. 16.I  abhor  it  as  a  menllruous  rag 
Bar,6.z9.menflruous  women,and  women 

Merchant. 
EccLz6-z<).a  merchant  fhall  hardly  keep 
3 7. n. nor  with  a  merchant  concerning 
Merchant©. 
Eccl.az. %.and  of  merchants  indifferent  felling 
B^.3 .13.  the  merchants  of  Marran 
1  Mac. ?. 41  .the  merchants  of  the  countrcy 
1  Ate.8.34.  brought  a  1000.  merchants 

1  Efd-%. 6 1. his  mercy  and  glory  is  for  ever 
8.78.  mercy  hath  been  fliewed  to  us 

z  Efd.i.zT;.!  fhall  have  no  mercy  upon  you 
1.4.  and  asktfwvryof  the  Lord 


3 1 .  and  fhew  mercy  unto  them 
3 1. 1  comc,and  fhew  mercy  unto  them 
4-i4.we  are  not  worthy  to  obtain  mercy 
7.66.and  he  that  is  of  great  mercy 
8. 1 1  .till  thou  difpofeft  it  to  thy  mercy 
3  i.haft  a  defire  to  have  mercy  upon  us 
4$.and  have  mercy  upon  thine  own 
Tob.3.2.  all  thy  wayes  are  mercy 
8.1 7.  becaufe  thou  haft  hadmeuy 

grant  them  mercy,  O  Lord,and  finifli 
in  health,  with  joy  and  mercy 
1 3.1. for  he  doth  fcourge,and  hath  mercy 
5.  and  will  have  mercy  again 

So  Verfe  9. 
14.7.  fhewing  mercy  to  our  brethren 
Jud.13. 1 4.hath  not  taken  away  his  mercy 
uifd.j.g.  for  grace  and  mercy  is  to  his  faints 
4.1  y.  grace  and  mercy  is  with  his  faints 
6.6.  mercy  will  foon  pardon  the  mcaneft 
9. 1. God  of  my  fath.  and  Lord  of  mercy  jtiho 
n.9.albeit  but  in  mercy  chaftifed 

13.  thou  haft  mercy  upon  all 
1 1. 1 1 .  we  fhould  look  for  mercy 
1  J.  1.  in  mercy  ordering  all  things 

16. 10.  for  thy  mercy  was  ever  by  them 
19.1.  without  mercy  unto  the  end 

EaZ.i.7.wait  for  his  mercy, and  go  not  afide 
9.  and  for  everlafting  joy  and  mercy 
11.  full  of  compaffion  and  mercy 
18  .for  as  his  majefty  is3fo  is  his  meny 
5.6.fay  not,His  mercy  is  great3he  will 
16.1 1  .for  mercy  and  wrath  are  with  him 
1 1.  as  his  mercy  is  great,  fo  is  bis  correft. 
14. make  way  for  every  work  of  mercy 
1 6.  his  mercy  is  manifeft  to  every  creatu. 

1 8.1 1.  and  poureth  forth  his  mercy 
1 3-the  mercy  of  man  is  toward  his 

the  mercy  of  the  Lo.  is  upon  all  flefh 
I4.he  hathmercy  on  them  that  receive 
i3.3.whofe  hope  is  far  from  mercy 
18.4.  he  fheweth  no  mercy  to  a  man 
19.8.  delay  not  to  fhew  him  mercy 
3  5 . 1 9 .  made  them  to  rejoyce  in  his  mercy 

zo. mercy  is  feafonable  in  the  time 
$6.i.have  mercy  upon  us,0  Lord 

12.O  Lord,have  mercy  upon  the  people 
46.7. he  alfo  did  a  work  of  mercy 
47.11.will  never  leave  ofFhis  mercy 
f  0.14. that  he  would  confirm  his  mercy 
5i.8.then  thought  I  upon  thy  mercy 
19.  let  your  foul  rejoyce  in  his  mercy 
Bar.6.1 8.  they  can  fhew  no  mercy 
Dan.^.i  1  .caufc  not  thy  mercy  to  depart 
66.for  his  mercy  endureth  for  ever 

Ver.67.    1  Afac.4.14. 
1  Mtfff.3.44.andask  mercy  and  compaffion 
4. 1  o.the  Lord  will  have  mercy  upon  us 
z  Mncz-T-and  receive  them  unto  mercy 
i8.will  fhortly  have  mercy  upon  us 
6.i6.never  withdraweth  his  mercy  from  us 
7.19.1  may  receive  thee  again  in  mercy 
8.f.  wrath  of  the  Lord  was  turned  into  met. 

27  .which  was  the  beginning  of  mercy 
9.13  .no  more  would  have  mercy  upon  him 
io.4.would  chaften  them  with  mercy 
Qfyztties. 
EaZ.i8.?.whofhall  alfo  tell  outhh  mercies 
j  i. 3.  to  the  multitude  of  thy  mercies 

van. ;.  18. 
Fray. of  Manaff.  of  thine  infinite  mercies  haft 

^ercifttll. 
1  Efd.z.31. 1  am  merciful! , faith  the  Lord 
7.61.  the  inoft  High  is  called  mercifull 
8.3 1.  thou  fhalc  be  called  mercifull 

Verfe  31. 
Tob.6.17  and  pray  to  God,which  is  mercifull 
7.1  i.the  mercifull  God  give  you  good 
1 4.9. (hew  thy  felf  mercifull  and  juft 
fud.16 .1 5. art  mercifull  to  them  that  fear  thee 
Efth.i^.f/.be  mercifull  to  thine  inheritance 
wifd.1z.1g.  that  the  juft  fhould  be  mercifull 
Eccl. zg.i.he  that  is  mercifull wW  lend  co 
36.13.  O  betfzcra/Mto  Jerufalem 
44.10.  thefe  were  mercifull  men 
4  <M .  brought  out— a  mercifull  man 
48.10.  upon  the  Lord  which  is  mercifull 


p.ij.piayerjbefore  him  that  is  mercifull 
Bar.^.z.  for  thou  art  mercifull,  and  have  pity 
Pray. of  Manaff. thy  mercifull  promifeis  unmca,. 
long-fuffenng,  very  mercifull 
1  Mac.z.tf.  David  for  being  mercifull  r 
1  iWac.i.i4,itrong)and  righteous,and  mercifull 
7.37-  would  fpeedily  bemercifiill 
8.1?.  they  belought  the  mercifull  Lord 

Chap.13.11. 
10.16.  befought  him  to  be  mercifull  to  them 
1 1.9.  they  praifed  the  mercifull  God 

I  o.the  Lord  was  mercifull  unto  them 
fl^erctfullp, 

Tob.%.7.  mercifully  ordain3that  we  may  become 

EaZ.40.17 .mercifulneffe  endureth  for  ever 

$$mtMz. 
irifd.iz.%.  thofe meraleffe  murderers 

1  Efd.7-1^..  making  merry  before  the  Lord 
9.74.  to  eat  and  drink,  and  make  merry 
1  Efd.  1.17. but  thou  lhalt  be  merry  ,and 
lob. 7. 9. eat  and  drink,and  make  merry 

I I  .nevertheleflc  for  the  prefent  merry 
Jud.  11.13.  drink  wine  and  be  merry  with  us 

Verfe  17 
lVifd.14.1S-  are  mad  when  they  are  mcr,y 
EaZ.1.1 2.of  the  Lord  maketh  a  merry  heart 
1 3.15-  a  merry heart  maketh  a  cheerfull 
3  2.1.  that  thou  maift  be  merry  with  them 
$t)t(opotamia. 
fud.z.zA.  and  went  thorow  Mcfopotamio. 


1  Mac.  10. y  1  .with  a  meffage  to  this  effect 
15.31.  and  told  him  the  kings  meffage 

fl^effenget  ^eflengers. 

1  Efd.1^0.  fent  by  his  meffcngtr  to  call  them 
1  Mac1.44.had  fent  letters  by  meffmgcrs 
5.i4.there  came  other  mejfertgirs  from 
7.10.  where  they  fent  mefjengers  to  Judas 
13.14.  he  kntmeffentersunto  him,faying 
1 1 .  fent  mtffengers  unto  Tryphon 
1  Mac4.19.fent  fpeciall  mejfengers  from  Jeruf. 

EaZ.30.18.  asmejfes  of  meat  fet  upon  a  grave 


1  E/i.9.4.  whofoever  met  not  there  within 
Tob.7.1.  and  Sara  met  them:  and  after  that 
ykf.10.11.and  the  firft  watch— met  her 

1  Macn.z9.met  them  with  ten  thoufandmen 

10.  60.  where  he  met  the  two  kings 
74.  Simon  —  met  him  to  help  him 

1  i.i.opened  unto  him,  and  met  him 
g.  met  the  king  with  great  pomp 

2  MaC'^.i  1.  not  fpare  fuch  as  they  met 

8. 1 4.  before  they  met  together 

10.3  5;.  killed  all  that  they  met  withall 

1  £/y.9.4r.from  morning  unto  mid-day 

jud.  1  z.f .  and  fhe  flept  till  midnkk 

i^itilarirj.  _  1 

1  Mac.S .3  j.he  came — thorow  the  midland 

flptfctt. 
Jud.6.u.from  the  midfl  of  the  plain 

11. 19.  through  the  mid[t  of  Judea  j 

fet  thy  throne  in  the  midjh  ! 

u'ifd-7.\  8.  ending,  and  midfl  of  the  times 

Eccl.9. 13.  goeft  in  the  midft  of  fnares 

11.8.  men  in  the  midft  of  their  talk 

41.11.  nor  fit  in  the  midft  of  women 

Dan.  3 . 1 .  in  the  midft  of  the  fire /aid 

16.  and  made  the  midfl  of  the  furnace 
6  f  .delivered  us  out  of  the  midft  of  the 
1  S///.34.  two  elders  flood  up  in  the  midft 
48  .he  {landing  in  the  midft  of  them 
2  M.7C14.44.  fell — in  the  wid/2  of  the  void 
4  j.  ran  thorow  the  midft  of  the  throng 

Tofc.u.g.praife  the  L.  of  wigte-declarehisffW. 
jud.'g.  1 1  nor  thy  might  in  ftrong  men 
i4.the  God  of  all  power  and  might' 
i3.8.fmotc  twice — with  all  her  might 
flight?. 
1  Tfd.4.41.  and  mighty  above  all  things 
8.47.  the  mighty  hand  of  our  Lord  Ver.6 1. 
zEfd.6.7,    - 


Apoc.  -MIG  MIN 


MIN 


MIS 


MIS  MON    Apoc. 


4  Ej'd.6 .jz.the  mighty  hath  feen  thy  righteous 
10.14.  that  the  mighty  may  be  mercifull 

Efih.14.19-  O  thou  mighty  God  above 
1 6. 16.  and  mod  mighty  living  God 

u'ifd.j-.z}.  a  mighty  wind  fhall  (land 

overthrow  the  thrones  of  the  mighty 
6.6.mighty  men  fhall  be  mightily  tormented 

Ecd.7.6.  fear  the  perfon  of  the  mighty 
4.17.  accept  the  perfon  of  the  mighty 
11.6.  many  mighty  men  have  been  greatly 
\z.6.  againft  the  mighty  day  of  their  punifh. 
1  j.  1 8 .  and  he  is  mighty  in  power 
29.13.  better  then  a  mighty  fhield 

j  8.  wigfoy  men  hath  it  driven  from  their 
34.16.  he  is  their  mighty  protection 
46.6.  he  followed  the  mighty  One 
1  ^.called  upon  the  mighty  Lord 
47.  j.  to  flay  the  mighty  warriour 
S^igr/ttet.  fl^fg^tieft. 

1  Efdm.\.iz.  how  mould  not  the  ki.be  mightieft 

n>ifda$.n.  how  much  mightier  is  he  that 

Eccl.8. 1  2.!end  not  to  on-  that  is  mightier 

13.2.  no  fellowship  wich  onethac  is  mightier 

H'ifd.6.6.(hM  be  mightily  tormented 

8. 1  .one  end  to  another  mightily 
aptiOtwtt'e. 
Eflh,  13.2  .alway  with  equity  and  mildnejfe 

1  j.8.the  fpirit  of  the  king  into  mildneffe 

1  Efd.Z.io.ont  of  the  brefts  mil\  to  be  given 
See  l^onep. 

1  E/cZ.2.8.  whofe  wwd  the  Lord  moved 

3.17.  declare  to  us  your  wiscZ 
1 9.  it  maketh  the  mind  of  the  king 

8.  ii.  as  many  as  have  a  »w«fe  thereunto 

2  £/&4.2j.  bo*  my  wiad  to  be  curious 

5,14.  my  mind  was  troubled 

3  3 .  thou  art  fore  troubled  in  mind 

9,40.why  art  thou  fo  gtieved  in  thy  mind 

41.  for  I  am  fore  vexed  in  my  mind 

1 2. 3 .  the  trouble  and  trance  of  my  mind 
5.  lo,  yet  am  I  weary  in  my  mind 

Tob.q.  1 9.  let  them  be  put  out  of  thy  mind 

1  j.^. whole  heart,  &  with  your  whole  minde 
fud.  12.16.  and  his  mind  was  moved 
Efth.  1 1 .1 1  .bare  this  dream  in  his  mind 
n'ifd.$.\4.  more  acceptable  to  hismmd 
4.12.  dorh  undermine  the  firnple  mind 

9 .  i  J.  weigheth  down  the  mind 
Eccl.s.z.  follow  not  thine  own  minde 

6.3  2.and  if  thou  wilt  apply  thy  mind 
37.  let  thy  mind  be  upon  the  ordinances 

7.26.  haft  thou  a  wife  after  thy  mind 
13.26.  a  wearifome  labour  to  the  mind 

23.4.  thy  fervants  aiwayes  an  haughty  mind 
<?.thy  fcrvant  into  an  impudent  mind 

16.14.  as  a  #hVk/ well  instructed 
15.  her  continent  mind  cannot  be  valued 

17.16.  never  find  friend  to  his  mind 

19. 17.  is  of  an  unthankful!  mind 

30.21.  give  not  over  thy  mindxo  beavinefle 
31.28.  and  cheerfulnefle  of  the  mind 

29.  maketh  bitternefle  of  the  mind 
37.6.  forget  nor  thy  friend  in  thy  mind 

1  2.  whofe  minde  is  according  to  thy  mind 

14.  a  mans  mind  is— wont  to  tell  him 
38.16.  he  giveth  bis.  mind  to  make  furrows 

28  .fetteth  his  mind  to  finifh  his  work 
39. 1.  he  that  giveth  his  mind  to  the  law 
Brfr.4.28.  as  it  was  in  yourwi»rftogo 
Suf.i).  they- pervert  their  own  mind 

1  AfcK.io.74.was  moved  in  his  mind 

2  Ate.i.3.a  good  courage,  and  a  willing  mind 

3«i6.the  inward  agonie  of  his  mind 
4.46.  brought  him  to  be  of  another  mind 
j.l  1.  of  Egypt  with  a  furious  mind 
17.  haughty  was  Antiochus  in  mind 
2 1 .  was  the  haughdnefle  of  his  mind 
6.29.  from  a  defperate  mind 

9.27.  that  he  underftanding  my  mind 
1 1. 7.went  forth  with  a  willing  mind 

z%.  our  minctis,  that  rhis  nation 
37.  may  know  what  is  your  mind 
1 3.4.  moved  Antiochus  »«»<f  againft  thrs 


9.  with  a  barbarous  and  haughty  mind 
14.10.  they  were  all  of  one  mmd 
if. 30.  both  in  body  and  mind 

Efjb.14.13.all  that  are  like  minded  to  him 
Eccl.  19.4.  to  give  credit,  is  light  minded 
2  Ate. 12.8.  the  Jamnites  were  minded  to  do 

1  Efd.z.9.  whofe  minds  were  ftirred  up 
wifd. 4..1  %.  laid  up  this  in  their  minds 

2  Ate.  2. 2.  mould  not  erre  in  their  minds 
1  J.  10.  when  he  ftirred  up  their  minds 

4$tnDf(iU. 

1  £/y..i  6.  ao.be  alway  mind  fit  11  of  the  fcourges 
Tob.i.z.  who  is  mindfull  of  the  Lord 

4.  j.  be  mindfull  of  the  Lord 
Wifd.16.11.  mindfull  of  thy  goodnefle 

19.10.  were  yet  mindfull  of  the  things 
Eccl.^.ji.  is  mindfullof  that  which  may 

2  Mac.1z.4i.  was  mindfull  of  the  relurrection 

fljjingle.  S^ingleD. 
i  Efd.8.%7.  and  to  awsgZe  our  felves 

1  Ate.  1 4.3  8.  they  mingled  not  themfel  ves 

1  j. 39.  as  wine  mingled  with  water 
fljijfnglfng. 

2  Jf  ric.14.3.  in  the  times  of  their  m'mglin? 

ajShtfter. 

1  Efd.1.4.  minifler  to  his  people  Ifrael 

j.  who  minifler,  in  the  prefence  of  your 
4.54.  veftments  wherein  they  minifler 
£«/.4.i4.fhall  minifler  to  the  holy  One 

4  j.  1  y.that  they  fhould  minifler  unto  him 
1  Mae.  16.42. appertain  to  the  priefts  that «»'». 

#fnfftreO. 
Tob.1.7.  who  minified  at  Jerufalem 
yW.4.14.  which  miniflred  to  the  Lord 
Emitter©. 

1  E/H.i.^.the  holy  mimftcrs  of  Ifrael 

5 . 3  f  .the  minifler s  of  the  temple  Ch .  8 .  f ,  2  2 . 
r£/*/.6.4.being minifler  s  ofhis  kingdom 

ajjHnfftrp. 
Wi/rf.  i8.2i.fhield  ofhis  proper  ministry 
EccZ.48.20.  by  the  miniftry  ofEfay 
fljfjfracuiouflp. 

2  Ate.j^o.that  had  miraculoufly  honoured 

mfd.j.z6.  the  unfpotted  mirrour  of  the  power 
Sptvti). 

1  E/3.3.20.  into  jollity  and  ww*& 
Tob.z.6.  all  your  *wrt£  into  lamentation 
H'ifd$.i6.  no  forrow,but  awr^  and  joy 
£tf/.3 1.3  i.defpife  him  not  in  his  mirth 
Bar. z.z$.  the  voice  of  mirth ,  and  the  voice 

1 M ac.4. f  9.  Cafleu,  with  02irr&  and  gladnefTe 
flPifchfef. 

2  Efd.iiJ6.  deliver  thee  into  mifchief 
E.flh.\7,.%.  working  the  mifchief 'they  can 
SccZ.19.17.he  will  do  thee  a  mifchief 

27.27.  he  that  worketh  mifchief 

1  Af  ac.  1.1  J-  were  fold  to  do  mifchief 

7.13.  Judas  faw  all  the  mifchief  that 
9.6 1 .  were  the  authors  of  that  mifchief 

i  A/tf£.4'47.was  the  caufe  of  all  the  mifchief 
Chap.  13.4. 
6.3.  the  coming  in  of  this  mifchief 
7.31.  haft  been  the  authour  of  all  mifchief 
fl^tfehterjoajf. 
£./?&.  1 4. 19.01K  of  the  hand  of  the  mifchievotts 
ivifd.15.4.  trie  mifchievous  invention  of  men 
Eccl.  1 1. 3  3-  take  heed  of  a  mifchievous  man 
Suf.zS.  full  of  mifchievous  imagination 
g$ifcortcetoe. 

2  Ate.3.32.  left  the  king  fhould  mifconceive 

:flpferable. 
T06.13.10.in  thee— thofe  that  are  miferable 
Wifd.  3. 1 1.  and  nurture,  he  is  miferable 

9.14.  thoughts  of  mortall  men  are  miferable 
13.10.  but  miferable  are  they,and  in  dead 

1  j.  14. more  miferable  then  very  babes 
EaZ.29.24.  it  is  amiferable  life  to  go 
Bdr.4.31. miferable  are  they  that  afflicted  thee 

32.  miferabk  are  the  cities  which  thy 
2  Ate.  9.2  8.  fo  he  died  a  miferable  death 

fl©ifec<e.  &9tfer(e0. 
2  E/#.7.33.and  wi/mc  fhall  pafleaway 


8.50.  many  greac  mijenes  Hull  be  done 

9. 3  j .  looked  upon  my  m;fi  rie 
V'ifd.z.z.  departure  is  tacen  tor  mifcrie 
Eccl.  1 1 . 1 3  .lifted  up  his  h .ad  from  mifcrie 
Bar. z.z  5.  they  died  in  greac  mi/erie 
i  Mac.z.7.  to  fee  the  miferie  of  my  people 

3.42.  faw  that  miferies  were  multiplied 

6.1 1.  how  great  a  floud  of  miferies 
2  Mac.6.9.  have  feen  the  prefent  mifcrie 

14-8.  nation  is  in  no  fmall  mifcrie 

flJJJtf-tnfoimerj. 

2  Mac.3.1 1. wicked  Simon  had  mif-mformoJ 

2  E/2/.i6.i3.arefharp,and  fhall  not  »i//e 
Ecd.S.ci.mijfeTioi  the  difcourfe  of  rhe  elders 

^tiling. 
2  A/ac.14.43.  but  2»i/w»g  his  flroke  throuoh 

Wi/y.2.4.  fhall  be  difperfed  as  a  mifi 
Eccl.4$.z. is  a  wiit  coming  fpeedily 

flptr)itrjatC0. 
1  Efd.z.ii.  them  to  Mitbridates  his  treafurer 
i6.Belemus,and  Mithndai.es>  and 
^ttfgatet). 
Wifd.\6.\%.  the  flame  was  mitigated 

fyttte. 
EccLtf.iz.  a  crown  of  gold  upon  the  »/V;e 

1  £/</  8-70.  the  holy  feed  is  mixed  with  the  ftr. 

2  Efd.13.11.  were  all  wiwrf together 

&j)oab. 

Jud.  1 . 1 2.  inhabitants  of  the  land  ofMoab 
y.i.  called  all  the  princes  ofMoab 
n.  by  the  fea  fide,  and  in  Azm/> 
^cabttes. 
1  Efd.8.69.  AteH?«,Egyptians,and  Edomitcs 
Jud.6,1.  unto  Achior,and  all  the Moabitcs 

g^oan. 
EccZ.38.17.weep  bitter!y3andmake  greatwws 

tvifd.iz.z^Send  a  judgement  tomocfy  them 

Tob.z.8.  my  neighbours  mocked  me 

1  Ate.7.34.  mocked  them,  and  laughed 

1  Afac.7.39.  grievoully  that  he  was  mocked 

EccZ.27.28.  moc\ery  and  reproach  are  from  the 

2  Mac.8.1 7.whereof  they  made  a  mockery 


Eccl.i  3 .6.  a  ftallion  horfe  is  as  a  mocking  friend 
2  Ate.7.7.  to  make  him  a  mocking  ftock 

apouerate. 
EccZ.3 1 .20.  fleep  cometh  of  moderate  eating 

flJJoDeratelp. 
Ecc/.  3 1 .  27.  if  it  be  drunk  moderately 

1  AZ«f.4,37.the  fober  and  «<«fc/r  behaviour 
i9oDf«. 

1  Mac.z.i .Matcathias —  dwelt  in  Modm 

if.  came  into  the  city  Modinjio  make 
23.onthe  altar,which  was  at  Modin 
70.fepulchre  ofhis  fathers  at  Modin 

Chap.  9.19. 

1 3 . 2  <;  .in  Af  orf/»  in  the  city  of  his  fathers 
jo.fepulchre  which  he  made  at  Modin 

16.4.  refted  that  night  at  Modin 

2  Aftfc.13.t4.  Judas — camped  by  Modin 

Dd».3.26.been  a  moifl  whittling  winde 

Eflh.i  z.6.  fought  to  moleft  Mardocheus 

1  A/tfc.10.3  j.  or  to  moleft  any  of  them 

a^ollffpfng. 

n'ifd.\6.\z.s\ot  mollifying  plaifter  that  reftor. 

foment. 

2  Efd.  1 6 .3 8.  they  flack  not  a  moment 
Wifd.iZ.it.  in  one  moment  the  noble  ft 
2  Af<z<;.6.2J.  to  live — a  moment  longer 

9.1 1 .  pain  increafing  every  moment 
^cnetb.  5J9orKtr;0. 
I  Efd.i.44'  he  reigned  but  three moncths 
5.6.  his  reign jin  the  «w/<?tk  Nifan 

which  is  the  firft  moneth 
Efih. n.z. 
47.when  the  feventh  moneth  was  at  hand     I 
j  3  .the  firft  day  of  the  feventh  moneth . 

j. 7. twentieth  ' 


MO  N       MOO 


MOS        MOT  MOV        MOU       Apoe 


7.  j.twentieth  day  of  the  monetb  Adar 

2  Atar.'ij.  36. 
io.ihe  fourteenth  day  of  the  firft  monetb 
9. 5. twentieth  day  o{ the  ninth  moneth 

1 6.  in  the  firf.tr  day  of  the  tenth  monetb 
z  £/#.4.40.hath  fulfilled  her  nine  monetbs 

8. 8. and  nine  moneths  doe  thy  workmanfhip 
16.38.3  woman  with  child  in  the  ninth  mm. 
E fiber  1  o.  1  3  .and  fifteenth  day  of  the  fame  man. 
1 3 .6. fourteenth  day  of  the  twelfth  mo.  Adar 
16. 20. the  thirteenth  day  of  the  twelfth  mom. 
H'ifd.-j.zbe.  flefii  in  the  time  often  monetbs 
Eccl-m  .8-  the  monetb  is  cailed  after  her  name 
1  Mac.  i.j4.fift.eenth  day  of  the  monetb  CafUa 
4.  j  i. twentieth  day  of  the  ninth  monetb 

59.  from  the  five  &  twent.day  of  the  mm. 
I4.27.eighteenth  day  of  the  monetb  Elul 
1 6.  i4.in  the  eleventh  monetb  called  Sabat 
S  M ac.  1 .9.ye  kept  the — 'feaft  in  the  ffzfl/z.Cafleu 
1 8 .  upon  the  five  and  t  wen. day  of  the  mo. 
7. 17. have  pity  on  me  that  bare  thee  nine  mo. 
1 1 . 2 1  .tw  entie  th  day  of  the  ?«0«.Diofconnth. 
3  ?  .the  fifteenth  day  of  the  »wz.Xanthicus 
Verfe  38. 
1 j^.thirteenth  day  of  the  twelfth  monetb 

1  £/&$.  f  4.the  mafons  and  carpenters  money 

?.24.penalty  o(  money,  or  by  imprifonment 
To6>4. 1. that  day  Tobit  remembred  the  money 
2.  fignifie  to  him  of  the  money  before  I  die 
j. 2. but  how  can  I  receive  the  money 
3. and  goe^and  receive  the  money 
1 8. be  not  greedy  to  adde  mon  y  to  money 
9. 2. and  bring  me  the  money,  and  bring  him 
1 0.2. there  is  no  man  to  give  him  the  money 

io.fervants,and  cattell,and  money 
12. 3. brought  me  themoney,and  likewife 
Jud. 4. io.their  fen/ants  bought  with  money 
Eccl.9-9-  fpend  not  thy  money  with  her1 

14.3.  fhould  an  envious  man  doe  with  money 
z  i.8.buildeth  his  houfe  with  other  mens  mo. 
29.  j.  for  his  neighbours  money  he  will  fpeake 

1  o.lofe  thy  money  for  thy  brother  and  thy 
5 1. 25. buy  her  your  felves  without  money 

28. get  learning  with  a  great  fum  of  money 
Bar.i.6.xhcy  made  alfo  a  collection  of  mon°y 
io.we  have  fent  you /WB.to  buy  burnr-off. 
6.3  j .they  can  neither  give  riches  nor  money 

1  Mac. 3.3 1.  and  to  gather  much  money 

8. 26. aid  them  with  victunlSjWeapons^flBfy 
Vttfe  28. 
1  j.i  y.it  is  for  money  that  he  is  owing 

17.  yet  fent  he  the  money  and  the  children 

Verfe  18. 
1  J  .6.1  give  thee  leave  alfo  to  coin  money 

2  Mac.  1.1 4. to  receive  money  in  name  of  a  dow. 

3 .6.  was  full  of  infinite  fums  of  money 
7. and  had  fhewec  him  of  the  money 

to  bring  him  the  forefaid  money 
9.  intelligence  was  given  him  of  the  money 
lo.money  laid  up  for  the  relief  of  widows 

4. 1. having  been  a  bewrayer  of  money 

20.  this  money  then  in  regard  of  the  fender 

2  3  .to  bear  the  money  unto  the  king 
27.but  as  for  the  money  that  he  had  promi. 
4J.to  give  him  much  money,ifhe  would 

8.io.to  make  fo  much  mo.of  the  captive  Jews 

2  j.took  their  money  that  came  to  buy  them 

10.2 1.  they  had  fold  their  brethren  for  money 

filjorrament. 

wifd.io.j.  a  ftanding  pillar  of  fait  isamonument 

1  Ate.i3.27.Simonalfobuilta«o«a«z«z£upon 

2  Mac.  1  j.6.to  fet  up  a  publick  monument 

#oon. 

z  EJd.%.4'  and  the  moon  thrice  in  the  day 
fi.45.and  the  moon  give  her  light,&  the  ftars 

Ecc.%7. 1 1  .a  fool  changeth  as  the  moon 
3  9. 1 2-1  am  filled  as  the  raws  at  the  full 
43.6.  he  made  the  moon  alfo  to  ferve  in  her 

7. from  the  moon  is  the  fign  of  fcafts 
y  0.6.  and  as  the  moon  at  the  full 

£#-.6.6o.for  fun,»0fl?z,and  ftars  being  bright 
67-fhineas  the  fun,nor  give  light  as  the  m. 

Dan.i  .38.O  ye  fun  and  j»fl0»,blefFe  ye  the  Lord 

See  the  word  S^atDOf  rjettiff. 


flatting. 
1  Efd.ui  1.  and  thusdid  they  in  the  morniiv?^ 
j.jo.  burnt-offerings  to  the  Lord  both  mom. 
0.41. from  #20;  ?«»g  unto  mid~day,before 
Tob. 9. 6. early  in  the  morning  they  went  forth 
Jitd.  1 2.5.1c  was  towards  the  morning  watch 

,  1 4.1 1  .and  afioon  as  the  morning  arofe 
Wifd.  1 1. 22. yea  as  a  drop  of  themorningdew 
Eccl.18.z6.  from  the  morning  andW.  the  evening 
•  14.3  2.  make  doctrine  to  ihine  as  the  morning 
47.  io.the  temple  might  found  from  the  mot. 
jo.6.he  was  as  the  morning  ftar  in  the  miaft 
Bel  1 6.  in  the  morning  betime  the  king  arofe 
1  Mac.$.%z.  theyrofe  up  betimes  in  the  morning 
j.3.o.betimes  in  the  mormn[th<:y  looked  up 
9.13.  battell  continued  from  morn.tiW  night 
10.80.  caft  darts  at  the  people  from  morning 
1 1. 67. from  whence  betimes  in  the  morning 


1  Efd.  1.6.  which  was  given  to  Mofes 

1 1.  as  it  is  written  in  the  book  of  Mofes 
y.49.commanded  in  the  book  of  Mefc> 
7.6.the  things  written  in  the  book  of  Mofes 

9. according  to  the  book  of  Mofes 
8.3 .  being  very  ready  m  the  law  of  Mofes 
9.39.  that  he  would  bring  the  law  of  Mofes 
z  Efd.i.i}.l  gave  you  Mofes  for  a  leader 
7.36.  and  Mofes  for  the  fathers  that  finned 

59. this  isthe  life  whereof  Mofesfpzke 
14. 3.  manifeftly  reveal  my  felf  unto  Mofes 
Eccl.4  j.i.  even  Mofesbdoved  of  God  and  men 
1  j.ikf<>/«confecrated  him, and  anointed 
46.i.wasthefuccefrourof  Mo.in  proprieties 
7. in  the. time  of  Mofes alfo,he  did 
Bdr.i.20.which  the  Lord  appointed  by  Mofes 

2.28.as  thou fpakeft  by  thy  fervant  Mofes 
sy.j.'daughter  acordingto  the  law  of  Mofes 

Verfe  6z- 
z  Afdc1.29.in  thy  holy  placets  Mofe)  hath 
2.4.where  Mofes  climbed  up,  and  faw  the 

8.  as  it  was  (be  wed  under  Mofes 

io.as  when  Mofes  prayed  unto  the  Lord 
i  l.andAfo/esfaid^Becaufe  the  fin-offering 
7.6.as  Mofes  in  his  fong.which  witnefled 
30. given  unto  our  fathers  by  Mofes 

iE/y.i.28.as  a  mother  her  daughters,and  a  nurfe 
io.7.that  Sion  oarmotheris  full  of  allbeavi. 

1 3 .  j  j. haft  called  underftanding  thy  mother 
To&.i.S.asDeborah  my  fathers  mother  had 

4. 3.defpife  nor  thy  mother,bat  honour  her  all 
13.  for  lewdneffe  is  rhe  mother  of  famine 
5.i7.bur  Anna  his  mother  wepr,3nd  faid 
lo.ii.honour  thy  father  &  thy  wo^-in-Iaw 
1  i.i7.blefled  be  thy  father  and  thy  mother 

14.  icbury  me— and  my  mother  with  me 
1 2. when  Anna  his  mother  was  dead 

1 3 .  and  he  buried  his  father  and  his  mother 
Wlfd.f  .tin  my  mothers  womb  was  fafhioned 

1  i.knew  not  that  (he  was  the  mot. of  them 
£«/.3.2.authority  of  the  mother  over  her  fons 

4-he  that  honoureth  his  mother fn  as  one 
c>.  fliall  be  a  comfort  to  his  mother 

9.  curfe  of  the  jswi.rooteth  out  foundations 

2  i.a  mother  in  difhonour,is  a  reproach 

16. he  than  angreth  his  mot  .is  curfed  of  G. 
4. 1  o.  in  ftead  of  a  husband  unto  their  mother 
7-2.forget  not  the  fcrrows  of  thy  mother 
1  j.2.and  as  a  mother  fhall  (he  meet  him 
24.18.I  am  the  mother  of  fair  lo»e 
40.  j. that  they  go  out  of  their  mothers  womb 
return  to  the  mother  of  all  things 
49.7-a  prophet,  fanctified  in  his  moth,  womb 

1  Mac.  13.28.his  mother,  and  his  four  brethren 

2  Mac.7.i.kven  brethren  with  their  moth,  were 

4. and  his  mother  looking  on 
y.with  the  mother,  to  die  manfully,  faying 
20. but  the  motb.was  marvellous  above  all 
1  J.  the  king  called  his  mother,  &  exhorted 
4 1. after  the  fons,  the  mother  died 
2$0tr/,   2®at\)0. 
Eccl.  19.3. moths  and  worms  (hall  have  him 

42.1 3.  from  garments  cometh  a  moth 
Ear.6.iz.hve  thcrmfelves  from  ruft  and  moths 

20ottm. 
z  Efd.6.14.  fhall  be  as  it  were  a  great  motion 
V  vv  v  v 


«'i/3.7,24.wifdom  is  more  moving  thin  inymo 

2  E.fd.4.3  7.he  doth  not  move  nor  ftir  them 
Ba/\£.27.nori— -can  they  move  of  themfclves 
Dan. 1.  j  6.and  all  that  move  in  the  waters 


1  £/#.2.8.they  whofe  mind  the  Lord  had  moved 

8.7  2.fo  all  they  that  were  then  moved  at 

2  £/^.  3. 3. and  my  fpirit  was  fore  moved 

6.  i4.pl.ace  where  thou  ftand.  fh.il  hot  be  mo. 

7. 1  j- and  why  art  thou  moved,  whereas  thou 

I3.2.thatit  fxtwi all  the  waves  thereof 
/«d.9. 4. which  were  moved  with  thy  zeal 

12.16.with  her,and  his  mind  v/Asmoved- 

1 6. 1  j  .for  the  mountains  fhall  be  moved 
Eccl.  16. 1 8. fhall  be  moved  when  he  fhall  vifit 

48. 12. he  was  not  moved  with  theprefence 
B(ZA4.6.becaufe  you  moved  God  to  wrath 
i  Mac.  10.74.  h?  was  moved  in  his  mind 
2  .MtfC.4.37.hearuly  forry,  and  niovedto  pity 
49.  even  they  of  Tyms,m6ved  with  hatred 

1 3 ,4-the  King  of  kings  moved  Antiochus 


2  Efd.7;'.iS.movedft  the  whole  worlds  &  madefl 

u'ifd.z.z.znd  a  little  fpark  in  the  moving  of 
7.24.wifdom  is  more  moving  then  any  moti. 

2  £/#.2.}3.chargeofthe  Lo.  upon  mount  Oreb 
42.I  Efdras  faw  upon  the  mountSion 
13.3  j.ftand  upon  the  top  of  mount  Sion 
irifd.g.%.  to  build  a  temple  upon  thy  holy  mount 

1  Mac.^i  7.  and  went  up  into  mount  Sion    : 

Chap.j.  j4. 
60.  they  builded  up  mount  Sion  with  high 
6.48.3gainft  Judea,and  againft  mount  Sion 
61  .then  the  king  entred  into  mount  Sion 
9. 1  j  .purfued  them  unto  the  mount  of  Azotus 
11.37.  and  fet  upon  the  holy  mount  in  a 
1 2.36".raifing  a  great  mou.between  the  tower 
fountain. 

2  Efd.  1 1 .6.he  had  graved  him  a  great  mountain 

1 2. the  fame  man  came  down  from  the  mo. 
Jud.z.zi.  pitched  from  Bectileth  neer  the  moun. 

10. 10.  untill  fhe  was  gone  down  the  mount. 

13.10.  went  up  to  theOTff«»t*»ofBethulra 
Ecd.jQ.z6.  fit  upon  the  mountain  of  Samaria 
Bar. 6. 3 9.ftones  that  be.he wen  out  of  the  moun. 

1  Mac.  1  tf.20.and  the  mountain  of  the  temple 

2  Mac.z.^.diS  he  went  forth  into  the  mountain 

1  £/i.4.4.they  goe  and  break  down  mountains 

2  Efd.8.z$'.  indignation  makcth  the  mo.io  melt 

1  j.42.  mountains  and  hils,trees  of  the  wood 
16.60.  pools  upon  the  tops  of  the  mountains 
Tob.  1. 2 1.  fled  into  the  mountains  of  Ararath 
Jud.  1 . 1  j.  took  alfo  Arphaxad  in  the  mountains 
E ccl.  2  4. 1 3  .upon  t  he  mountains  of  Herason 
43.4.  the  fun  burneth  the  mountains 
16.  at  his  fight  the  mountains  are  fhaken 
fai.lt  devoureth  the  mountainstznd  burneth 

z  Efd  8.  i6.for  whofe  caufe  I  mourn,  and  for  Ifr. 
io.4.continually  to  mourn  and  to  faft 
8.now  feeing  we  all  mourn}znd  are  fad 
9.that  it  is  fhe  which  ought  to  mourn 
1  y.  1 2. Egypt  fhall  mourn,znd  the  foundation 

13. they  that  till  the  ground  fhall  mourn 
16.33.  women  fliall  mourn  having  no  husba* 
39«the  world  fhall  aw/OTjand  forrows  fhal 
2  Mac.%.  io.had  none  to  mourn  for  bim,nor  any 
^ourttcD, 

1  .E/i/.i.ji.in  all  Jury  they  mourned  for  Jofias 

8.7  2.whileft  I  mourned  for  the  iniquity 

2  Efd.y.i,  8.fhe  mourned,  and  wept  with  a  loud 

io.49.becaufe  fhe  mourned  for  her  fon 
Ett/.48.24.comforted  them  that  mourn,  in  Sion 
1  Mac.i.z6So  the  princes  and  elders  mourned 
2.  i4.put  on  fackcloth,  and  mourned  very  fore 
9.io.and  mourned  many  dayes/aying 
iSJJJourrtftTg, 

1  Efd.g.z.mourning  for  the  great  iniquities  of 

2  Efd.1.19.  then  had  I  pity  upon  your  mourning 

j.  20. and  fo  I  faffed  feven  dzyts,mourtiing 
10.6.  fceft  thou  not  our  mourning,wd  what 
1 1 .  who  then  fhould  make  more  mourning 
4 1  .t  fo  J 


Apoc.      MOU      M  U  L  M  ,U  L    ■   M  U  R 


NAB      NAM        ApocT 


41.tb.ou  faweft  a  woman  mourning 
Tob.z.6.  your  feafts  fhalbe  turned  into  mourning 
Efther  i4.2.garmemsofangU!(h,and  mourning 

i  j.  i.  (he  laid  away  her  mourning  garment 
W^.i4.i?.afflifted  with  untimely  mourning 

19.3.  for  whileft  they  were  yet  mourning 

2  £/&i6\i8.beginn.  of  forrows3&  great  mourn. 

$9oatb. 
1  £/tf.i.28.fpoken  by  the  month  of  the  Lord 
47.fpoken  unto  him — from  the  mouth  of 
j7.  word  of  the  Lord  fpoken  by  the  mouth 
z.i.had  promifed  by  the  mouth  of  Jeremy 
4.  ip.with  open  moit.  fix  their  eyes  fa  ft  on  her 
3  i.gazed  upon  her  with  open  mouth 
1  Efd.  14.58  .fay ing,Efdras,open  thy  mouth 

4 1. and  my  mouth  was  opened, and  fhut  no 
Tob.i  3.6.  confeffe  him  with  your  whole  mouth 
fud.  1 1 . 1 9-a  dog  dial  not— open  his  mo.nt  thee 
wif. 1.1  r.the  mouth  that  belieth,flayeth  the  foul 
8.i2.fhall  lay  their  hands  upon  their  mouth 
io.2i.wifdom  opened  the  month  of  the  dumb 
EaLf.ii.  lay  thy  hand  upon  thy  mvuth 
1 4. 1  .that  hath  not  flipt  with  his  mouth 

1 5.9.  not  feemly  in  the  mouth  of  a  (inner 
10.19.  alwayesbe  in  the  'mouth  of  the  unwife 

zo.  when  it  comethout  of  a  fools  mouth 
1 1. 5. a  prayer  out  .of  a  poor  mans  mouth 

17. enquire  at  the  mouth  of  the  wife  man 
22 .  n.if  thou  haft  opened  thy  wwtffc  againft 
2j,  7.  ye  children,  the  discipline  of  the  mouth 
1  j  .ufe  not  thy  m.to  untemperare  fwearing 
24.a.inthc  congteg. — (hall  (he  open  her^zo. 
j.I  came  out  of  the  mouth  of  the  moft  Hi. 
26.1 1.  (he  (hall  open  her  mouth  as  a  thirfty 
27.2j.atthelaft  he  will  writ  he  his  mouth 
28. 1  z.both  thefc  come  out  of  thy  mouth 
29.24.thoudareftnot  open  thy  mouth 
3  o.  i8.delicates  poured  upon  a  mouth  (hut  up 
34.8.wifdom  is  perfection  to. a  fdtbfull  mou. 
3  7.2  2.are  commendable  in  his  mouth 
39.7  .and  will  open  his  mouth  In  prayer 
40.30.begging  is  (weet  in  the  mouth  of  the 
Dan.i. *'•  opening  his  mouth  in  the  midft  ofthe 
2  7. the  three  as  oat  of  one  mouth, <prziCzd 
Suf.6 1  .of  falfe  witneffe  by  their  own  mouth 
Bel  27.this  he  put  in  the  dragons  mouth 

1  Af<K.2.6o.deliveredfrom  the  mouth  of  lions 

9.J  J.  for  his  mouth  was  ftopped^and  he  was 

2  Mac. 6. 1 8  .was  con  drained  to  open  his  mouth 

^oaths. 
Jud- 1  f .  1 3 .and  with  fongs  in  their  mouths 
Efthcr  i3.i7.dcftroynotthe»z0/tf/.MOfthem 

14.10.  and  open  the  mouths  of  the  heathen 
Eccl.49.  1. it  is  fweer  as  honey  in  all  mouths 
Dd#.3.9.now  we  cannot  open  ouimotitbs 


Tob.  1 2.8  .little  with  righteouf-is  better  then  mu. 
mfd.S.  1 2.if  I  talk  mud),  they  (hall  lay  their 

10.  i8.and  led  them  thorow  much  water 
Eccl. 37. 1 1  .with an  idle  fervant  of  »2«.bufinefle 

43. 27. we  may  fpeak  much,  &  yet  comefhort 
3  o.exalt  him  as  much  as  you  can 

j  1.  i6.received  her,and  gat  much  learning 

27.  have  gotten  unto  me  much  reft 

28.  and  get  much  gold  by  her 

2  Mac- 1  $•  14.  who  prayeth  much  for  the  people 

SJf)ulberrfesf, 
1  Mac.6.$4.the  bloud  of  grapes  and  mulberries 


Jud.  1  j.i  1. (he  took  it,and  laid  it  on  her  mule 


1  Efd.  j. 4 3. two  hundred  fourty  and  five  mules 

fl9BltipIp. 

2  E/y.3.l2.theearth  began  tomultiply 

7.67-if  he  (hall  not  multiply  his  mercies 
E«.6.  j.fweet  language  will  multiply  friends 
i6.2.though  they  multip.rejoycenot  in  them 
23.16.  two  forts  oi  men  multiply  fin 
44.21. multiply  him  as  theduft  of  the  earth 
47. 18. and  didft  multiply  filveraslead 
Dan.$.i  2.  that  thou  viouUzft.  multiply  their  feed 

£$ttltiptfet}. 
r  E/isf.  8.7  j. our  fins  are  multiplied  above  our 
&£/<£?. 10.  incontinency  be  ffl«te'/>/ift/on  earth 


irifd. 10. lo.multiplicdiheimitsoihis  labours 
Eccl.  18.1 2.therefore  he  multipl.  his  comraffion  | 

48.  r6.pleafing  to  God,and  fome  multip.ilns 
Pray.ofMan.my  cranfgreffions— are  multiplied 

and  have  multiplied  offences 
1  Mac. i.^.tvils  were  multiplied'm  the  earth 
3 .42.brethrtn  faw  that  miferies  were  multip. 
14. 1  j.  multiplied  the  veffels  of  the  temple 
fl^iUtipltcth. 
£«/.2i.i2.wifdome  which  multipli.  bitterneffe 

OT/(sf.4.3.the  multiplying  brood  of  the  ungodly 
^UlttttiOs. 

1  £^.4.14. nor  the  multitude  of  men,neither 

j.6j.yet  the  multitude  founded  marvtlloufly 
9.9.all  the  multitude  fate  trembling  in  the 

2  Efd.  3.16  became  a  gre3t  multitude 

6. 3.  the  innumerable  multitude  of  angels 
n'ifd.6.1.  glory  in  the  multitude  of  nations 

24.  the  multitude  of  the  wife  is  the  welfare 
£cc/.y.6.be  pacified  for  the  multitude  of  my  fins 
6.34  ftand  in  thtmultitude ofthe elders 
7. 7. offend  not  againft  the  multitude  of  a  city 

9. look  upon  the  multitn.of  my  oblations 
14.1.  not  pricked  with  the  multitude  of  (ins 
i6.i.defire  not  a  mid.  of  unprofitable child  r. 

3  .neither  refped  their  multitude  /or 
26.5.  gathering  together  an  unruly  mtlt'n;td: 
34. 19. for  fin  by  the  multitude  of  I'ricrifjces 
3  j.18.  takenaway  the  multitude  ofthe  proud 
42.1 1.  make  thee  afhaaied  before  the  multit. 
j 1. 3. according  to  the  multitude  of  thy  mere. 
Pray. of  Man.  for  rhe  multitude  of  my  iniquities 

2  Ato.4.3  -Simons  faction  mnr-vi&rt  committed 
3  j.for  the  un  juft  murder  ofthe  man 
SJ^stiereU. 

kv/</.  10. 3  .where  he  murdercdhis  brother 

1  Mac.  i.4i.were  murdered  in  the  feciet  places 

partem. 

2  ^ac.4.38.there  flew  he  the  cutfei  murderer 

9. 28. thus  thzmurderer  zni  blafphemer 
,  ^iwrjererar. 
wifd.n.^.  thofe  mcrcikffe  murderers  of  childr. 
2  Mac.ii.6.  came  againft  thofe  murderers  of  his 

2  £/y.i.i6.tothisday,4oe  ytyetmurmurc 
Eccl.-}  i.24.the  whole  city  (haWmumiire 

^ttrm'tretJ. 

2  £/</.i.  1  y.neverthekffe,  you  murmured  there 
Jnd.$. 21. (landing  round  about  the  tetit,mum. 

1  Mac.n  .39^1  the  hoft  ««>'. againft  Demetrius 

Murmuring, 
Wj/&  I  •  1 1.  therefore  be  i-are  of  murmuring 
£reJ.46.7.appeafed  the  wicked  murmuring 

ajjurmnrfngo- 
Wifd.  liio.thc  noife  of  murmurings  is  not  hid 

2  £_/#.  10.2  j .and  mufed  wlnt  it  might  be  . 

^nfcth. 
mfd.9.1  j.mind  that  mufeth  upon  many  things 

3$uGcaH. 
1  £/^/.  J.2.and  with  muficall  iniruments 

59.veftmencSi  with  »«jf«//inftrument$ 
£«/.44. 5.  fuch  as  f«?und  out  muficall  tunes 

^n«c(an. 
£«/.3  2.4.  out  words  where  there  is  a  mufician 

Eccl.zi.6.i%^smufic\  in  mourning:  but 
3 2.3. found  judgement,and  hinder  not  asa/fr^ 
y.aconfort  olmujicl^in  a  banquet  of  wine 
6.  fo  is  the  melody  of  mufic\  with  pleafant 
40. 20. wine  and  mujick.  rejoyce  the  heart 

49.  i.as  ;»«/&£  at  a  banquet  of  wine 

1  Mac.y.  3  9. and  inftrumems  ofmuficlfrani 

fl^Hilererj. 

Jud-iti  5  muttered  the  chofen  men  for  the  battel 

25)ttte0, 
Tfl&.z.io.the  fparrows  muted  warm  dung  into 

Ecd.14.  IS-  pleafant  colour  like  the  beft  myrrhe 
^pfterles. 

if'ifd.  2.2  2«as  for  the  myfteries  of  G  od,they 
6.22.  and  will  not  hide  myjlerics  from  you 
8.4.for  (he  is  privy  to  themyfterics  ofthe 

Eccl.$.i9. myfteries  are  revealed  unto  the  meek 


N. 


ij5abucl;ot3onofo?. 

r  EJd.i.^i.NabuchoAonofur3.\[o  took  ofthe  holy 
fob.  14, 1 5  .which  was  taken  by  Nabuchodonofor 
Jud.i.i.in  the  twelfth  yeer — of  Nabuchodonofor 
2.i9.togobeforekingNfl6«eW<wzo/9/in  the 
3.8.(hould  worlhip  king  Nabuchodonofor  only 
6. 4. Nabuchodonofor  king  of  all  the  earth 
11. 1. any  that  was  willing  to  (ntveNabuchod. 
4.  fervants  of  king  Nabuchodonofor  my  lord 
7.as  Nabuchodo.  king  of  all  the  earth  liveth 
i2.i3.wh!chferve  in  the  houfe  of  Nabuchod. 
Ejlher  1 1 .4.one  of  the  captivcs,w  hich  Nabucbo. 
Bar.i.g.  Nabuchodonofor  king  of  Babylon 

Chap.  6.  2. 
1 1  .and  pray  for  the  life  of  Nabuchodonofor 
iz.fhall  live  under  theihadow  olNabuch. 
iftahiim. 
1  Efd.i ,^o.Nahum,3nd  Abacuc,Sophonias 

iftatle. 
Eccl.z7;z,zsa.nailc  iiicketh  fift between  the 

$aSeu« 
Ttfi.i.i7.and  my  clothes  to  the  nafcd 

4.1 6-ttay  garments  to  them  that  zrznaked 
jiW^.ii.iz.allb  being  woiinaed,efcapetl  nal{. 

1  Efd.  i.48.to  fwear  by  the  Name  ofthe  Lord 
4.63  .temple  which  is  called  by  his  Name 
6. 3  3  .the  Lord  therefore  whofe  Name  is 
8.78.anda«a^e  in  the  place  of  thy  fan&uary 
8  S.left  us  neither  roor/eed,nor  name 
1  Efd-q.i.thz  angel— whofe  name  was  Uriel 
Tob. 1. 1  y .that  I  never  polluted  my  name 

nor  the  nameoi  nr>y  hther  in  the  land 
y.n.I  would  knowbrother,thy  lcindr.&  na. 
1 1 . 1 4. and  blcffcd  is  thy  name  for  ever 
1 3 . 1 1  .from  far  to  th  e  Name  of  the  L  ord  G  od 
7^.9.7.breakeft  the  bat.  the  Lord  is  thy  Name 
Efthcr  10. 8. to  deftfoy  the  name  ofthe  Jews 
;«/i/.2.4.our  name  fhall  be  forgotten  in  time 
14.21.  and  ftocks,the  incommunicable  nana 
1 9. 1 8.pfalti  v  notes  change  the  name  ofthe 
Eccl.6.i>thou  (halt  inherit  an  ill  name 
22.wifdom  is  according  to  her  name 
15.6.  caufe  him  to  inherit  an  everlafting  m. 
17.  io.the  eleft  (hall  praife  his  holy  name 
22.  i4.what  is  thename  thereof  but  a  fool 
37.  i.  which  is  onely  a  friend  in  name 
2c5.and  his  name  (hall  be  perpetuall 
39.9. his  nameihill  live  from  gener.to  gener. 
1 1. leave  a  greater  name  then  a  thoufand 
1 5;  magnifie  bisname,  and  (hew  forth  his 
40. 1  ^.building  of  a  city  continue  a  mansBd, 
4 1 . 1 1  .an  ill  name  of  finners  (halbe  blott.  out 
1 2. have  regard  to  thy  name :  for  that 
1 3  .but  a  good  name  endureth  for  ever 
43. 8.  the  moneth  is  called  after  her  na  me 
44.8,  that  have  left  a  name  behind  them 
14-but  their  name  liveth  for  evermore 
4  j.i  5. and  bleffe  the  people  in  his  name 
47.16.thy  name  went  far  unto  the  ilands 
50.20. and  to  rejoyce  m\i\%name 
Bar.z.  1 1  .and  haft  gotten  thy  felf  a  name 
3  2.  and  think  upon  thy  Name 
3.  j  .think  upon  thy  power  and  thy  Name 
4.30. for  he  that  gave  thee  thatname,  will 

1  Mac.1.14.  he  faid,I  will  get  me  3  name 

4.3  3.let  all  thofe  that  know  thy  Name ,  praife 
j.  J7.1et  us  alfo  get  us  a  ?w»tt,and  go  fight 
63.wherefoeverrheir&z;»e  was  beard  of 
6.44.  and  get  him  a  perpetuall  name 
14.10.  his  honourable  name  was  renowned 

2  Mac.  i2.i3.the?wmf  of  it  w3sCafpis 

2  Efd.  j. 26. thou  haft  named  thee  one  dove 
Tob  3  8.neither  waft  thou  named  aficr  them 
«i/d.i4.27.worihipping  of  idols  not  tobe»<«», 
Eccl  .24. 1 8. my  children,which  are  named  of  him 
3  6. 1 2. whom  thou  haft  named  thy  firft-born 
0ame$. 
1  Efd.6.1 2.we  required  of  them  thenimes  in 
8. 49.  catalogue  of  whofe  names  were  (hewed 
^ameth 


lApoc.      NAM      NAT 


N  E  C        N  E 


N  E  I 


NEV 


Apoc 


Jftametfj. 
Eccl.i$.ioXvieMe*-h,andnamtb  God  continu. 

gaming. 
Ecd.ii.9.to  the  naming  of  the  holy  One 

|5atroxo. 
a  £/^.7.4-put  the  cafe  the  entrance  were  narrow 

Verfe  7. 
1 3. 4  j. by  the  narrow  paffages  of  the  river 

l^attjan. 
Eccl.47.1 .  after  him  rofe  up  Nathan  the  prophet 

Ration. 
1  Efd.6.  3  j.deftrQy  every  king  and  nation 
Tob.  1. 17.  if  I  faw  any  of  my  wtfitffl  dead 

z.j.one  of  our  nation  is  ftrangled,  and  is  oft 
4.19.  for  every  nation  hath  not  counfell 
fud.  %j.  10. could  not  number  their  s.tfifltf 

2  i.tf  there  be  no  iniquity  in  their  nation 
6. ?.o(  this  nation  that  came  out  of  Egypt 

19  and  pity  the  low  eftate  of  out  nation 
15.9.  thou  art  the  great  rejoycing  of  our  nati, 
Eftbcr  10.9.  and  my  nation  is  this  Ifrael 
wfd.10. 1 5-ffom  the  nation  that  oppreffed  them 

i7.2.tbought  to  opprciTe  the  holy  nation 
Ecd.  t6.6.and  in  a  rebellious  nation  wrath  is 
28 . 1 4.driven  them  from  nation  to  nation 
49.?. and  their  glory  to  a  ftrange  nation 
% 0.2  ?•  and  the  third  is  no  nation 
Bar.  4. 1  J.a  fhameleffe  nation,md  of  a  ftrange 
D<j».2.i  j.are become  lefle  then  anynation 
1  Mac1.14.they  put  therein  a  finfull nation 
i.io.what  nation  hath  not  had  a  part  in  her 
1 1. 42.I  will  greatly  honour  thee  &  thy  nati. 
1  3.6.  doubtleffe  I  will  avenge  my  nation 
14. 4. fought  the  good  of  his  nation  in  fuch 
^.enlarged  the  bounds  ofhisnation  _ 
29.refiKing  the  enemies  of  their  nation 
iS.a.goe  out  and  fight  for  our  nation 
z  Mac.4-2.and  tendred  his  own  nation 

10. his  own  nation  to  the  Greekifh  fafhion 
.6. 1 2.but  for  a  chaftening  of  omnation 

3  i.young  men,but  unto  all  his  nation 
7. 1  6.that  our  nation  is  forfaken  of  God 

3  7.be  roercif  ull  unto  our  nation 
3  8.juftly  brought  upon  all  our  nation 
10.8. kept  of  the  whole  nation  of  the  Jews 
ii.2S.thatthis%tf£«z  (hall  be  in  reft 
i4,9.our  nation  which  is  preffed  on  every  fide 
j4.that  was  ever  a  defender  of  their  nation 
Rations. 

1  Eld.  1.49.  paffed  all  the  pollutions  of  all  nati. 

2  Efd.i-7.0i  wbosjcame  K«ta»«,tribes,people 
To&.  3.4.8  proverb  of  reproach  to  all  nations 

13. 5. and  will  gather  us  out  ofall  nations 

1 1  .many  nations  fhall  come  from  far 

14.6.  and  all  nations  fhall  turn  and  fear 

7.fo  fhall  all  nations  praife  the  Lord 

fud.16.17.  woe  tQthe  nations  that  rife  up 

Eflber  ij.4.that  had  laws  contrary  to  all  nations 

14. 1 2.O  king  of  nations, ■ind  Lord  of 
mfd.i.S.they  fhall  judge  the  nations 
<S.2.and  glory  in  the  multitude  of  nations 
8. 1 4.the  nations  fhall  be  fubjeft  unto  me 
10. f. the  nations  in  their  wicked  confpiracy 
i2,i  2.accufe  thee  for  the  nations  that  perifh 
Eccl.4. 1  $■  .fhall  judge  the  nations^nd  he  that 
10.15.  plucked  up  the  roots  of  the  proud  not. 
17.17.form  the  divifionof  the  nations 
-29.18. they  wandred  among  ftrange  nations 
36.2-fend  thy  fear  upon  all  nations 
ig.io. nations  fhall  (Lew  forth  his  wifdom 
44.21.that  he  would  \AeSethe  nations 
4<5.6.to  fall  violently  upon  the  nations 
50.25. there  be  two  manner  of  nations 
Bar. 4.6. ye  were  fold  to  the  nations, not  for 
6.4.  which  caufe  the  nations  to  fear 
5 1. appear  to  al!  nations  and  kings 
1  Mat.  1. 3  .and  took  fpoils  of  many  nations 
4-and  ruled  over  countreys,and  nations 
^atftoftp. 
wifd.6.2  a.from  the  beginning  of  her  nativity 
Ecd.  2  3 . 1 4-and  curfe  the  day  of  thy  nativity 

jjpatnre. 
Wifd.  1 3 . 1  .furely  vain  are  all  men  by  nature, w  ho 
,      19.20.  water  forgat  his  own  quenching  natii. 
a  i .  that  was  of  nature  apt  to  melt 


jftatuccs. 
n'ifd.7. 2o.the  natures  of  living  creatures 

iftafee. 
Eccl.^S.u  Jefus  the  (on  of  Nave  was  valiant  in 

5ftattgtjtp. 
wifd.  1  a.  lo.that  they  were  a  naughty  generation 

j^augrjtineife. 
n'ild.4.1 2«for  the  bewitching  of  naughtinejfe  • 

0nW. 
1  Ate.r.i7.andhorf-men,and  a  great  navie 
a  Mac  1  a,9.fet  fire  on  the  haven,and  the  navic 
14. 1. with  a  greac  power  and  navie 

iftatotgable. 

a  Mac.f.zi.his  pride  to  make  the  land  navigab. 

Iftajarfteg. 

i7!te.3.49.and  the  Na^rites  they  ftirred  up 

|5ebat. 

5ttZ47.a3.alfo  Jeroboam  the  fon  of  Ncbat 

a  £/rf.r.48.rebelled3and  hardened  his  neck. 
3. 6. fine  linnen,and  a  chain  about  his  nec>\ 

tob.i  i.p.and  fell  upon  the  null  of  his  fon 

Vere  13° 

Jud.  1 3 .8.fhe  fmote  twice  upon  his  nec\ 
i6.9.the  fauchin  paffed  thorow  his  neck. 

Esther  \  5.1 1.  and  laid  it  upon  her  neck, 

Eccl.t.zt.  and  thy  neck  into  her  chain 

7.aj.bow  down  their  neck  from  their  youth 
30.121.  bow  down  \i\sneck  while  he  is  young 
33.26.yoke  and  a  collar  do  bow  the  neck 
y'l.i^.put  your  neck  under,  the  yoke 

Bar.z. 3  3. and  return  from  their  ftiffe  neck 
4.a  J.  and  (halt  tread  upon  his  neck 

1  Mae.1.61. hanged  the  infants  about  their  nee. 

iftccellarp. 
Tob.%.  i4.and  things  neceffary  as  to  my  ovvne  fon 
Eccl.zo-ix.nccejl'ary  p3tience in  feekin°  the  Lo. 
29. 3. find  the  thing  that  is neceffary  for  thee 

1  Mac.  1 0.3  9. for  neceffary  expences  of  the  fanftu- 
a  M«.i.i'8.we  thought  it  'neceffary  to  certifie 

4. 23. put  him  in  mind  of  cercain  nece. matters 
9.21.1  thought  it  neceffary  to  care  for  the 
13,20.  fuch  things  as  were  necejfa;y 

2  E/y.4.42.to  efcipe  the  neceffity  of  the  travell 
Tob. 4#9.for  thy  felf  againft  the  day  of  neceffity 
Eflber  14.1tf.thou  knoweft  my  neceffity.  for  I 
Wifd.  17.17.and  endured  that  neceffity  w hich 
£cc/.2o.i4.neitheryetof  the  envious  for  his  ne. 

2  Efd.i  3.i9.:nto  great  perils,and  many  neceffit. 

wifd.  11.  j.  they  in  their  need  were  benefitted 
1 3. 16. for  it  is  an  image,  &  hath  need  of  help 
16.25.to  the  defire  of  them  that  had  need 

Eccl. 4.3.  defer  not  to  give  to  him  that  is  in  need 
8.9.give  an  anfwer  as  need  requires 

1 1. 1  a. that  is  flow,  and  hath  need  of  help 

1 3. 6. if  he  have  need  ofthee5he  will  deceive 

1 8.2  5. thou  art  ricb,think  on  poverty  &  need 
a3i8.nobodyfeethme,what3fC«/haveI  to 
29. 2. lend  to  thy  neighbour  in  his  'need 

27.and  I  have  need  of  mine  houfe 
3  2.7.fpeak  young  man3if  there  be  ?ie.of  thee 
3  3*3 1. for  thou  haft  need  of  him,  as  of  thine 
3  7. 8. and  know  before  what  need  he  hath 
38.12.goe  from  thee,for  thou  haft  ne.of  him 
39.21.3  xmnneed  not  to  fay,  What  is  this 

3 1 .  fhall  be  ready  upon  earth  when  need  is 
42.2 1. he  hath  no  nccdofany  counfeller 

1  Mac. 1 ,28.ready  whenfoever  he  would  a.them 

1 2.9#albeit  we  need  none  of  thefe  things 

2  Mac.  2. 1 5.  if  ye  have  need  thereof,fend  fome 

14. 3  j. who  haft  need  of  nothing,waft  pleafed 

Eccl.^o.%6.  and  it  needetb  not  to  feek  help 

E«/.4.i. make  not  needy  eyes  to  wait  long 

5.  turn  not  away  thine  eye  from  the  needy 
3i.4.when  he  leavethoff,he  is  ftill  needy 
34.2  1  .the  bread  of  the  needy  is  their  life 
41,2.  acceptable  isthy  fentence  unto  the  nee. 
jfteeufnll. 
£«/.39.33.hewillgive  every needfu.il thing  in 
V v vvv  2 


Eccl.7.  lo.neglefz  not  to  give  almes 
38.16.  and  negleil  not  his  buriall 

i^egtectcD.  Begiectftig. 

n'ifd. 3.io.which have  neglettedthe  righteouS 
a  Mac.4. 14.  and  neglecting  the  facrifices 

jj^egUgen'!:. 
Eccl.  3  8. 9. in  thy  ficknefle  be  not  negligent 
Bar.  1. 19.  we  have  been  negligent  m  not  hearing 

J)5eljem(as. 

1  Efd. 5. 8. with  Jefus, Nehemias^ni  Zacharias 

40,for  unto  them  faid  Nehemias,  and 
Eccl.49. 1 3.  among  the  ele<ft  was  Nehemias 
a  ^<ac.i.i8.when  Nehemias  offered  facrifice 
zo.Nehemias  being  fent  from  the  king  of 
a  i. Nehemias  commanded  the  priefts  to 
23.  anfwer;ngthereunto,as  Nehemias  did 
3  i.Nchemias  commanded  the  water  rhat 
3  3  .tbztNchemias  had  purified  the  facrifices 
36.  Nehemias  calied  this  thing  Naphthar 
a.  1 3.  writings  &  commentaries  of  Nehemias 
jl3eighbour. 

2  Efd.  t  5. 1 9.  fhall  have  no  pity  on  his  neighbour 
fud.7. 4.and  faid  every  one  to  his  neighbour 

Chap.  10. 19 
1  J-  2.durft  not  abide  the  fight  of  his  neighbour 
Eccl.5.1 2. baft  underftaading.anfw er  thy  neigbb. 
6.17.  fo  (hall  his  neighbour ot  alfo 
9>i4.as  thou  can  ft,gueffe  at  thy  neighbour 
i°.6.bear  not  hatred  to  thy  neighbour 
13. if  .every  man  loveth  his neighbour 
17.  i4.commandement  concerning  his  neigh. 
18.13.  mercy  of  man  is  toward  h\snei/' 
19.  i7.admonifh  thy  neighbour  before  thou 
22.24.be  faithfull  toward  thy  neighbour 
27.1 8. haft  thcu  loft  the  love  of  thy  ne 
19X0  haft  thou  let  thy  neighbour  go 
28.  i. forgive  thy  'neighbour  the  hurt  that 

7.beare  no  malice  to  thy  neighbour 
ao.i.mercifull  will  lend  unto  his  neighbour 
a.lend  to  thy  neighbour  in  time  of  his  need 
pay  to  thy  neighbour  again  in  due 
1 4.  an  honeft  man  is  furety  for  his  neigbb, 
ao.  help  thy  neighbour  according  to  thy  po. 
3 1.1  j.judge  of  thy  neighbourby  thy  felt 
3 1  .rebuke  not  thy  neighbour  at  the  wine 
Suf.6 2. intended  to  doe  to  their  neighbour 
a  Mac-S.S.z  decree  to  their  neighbour  cities 
Neighbours. 

1  Efd.  2.6.thofe  I  fay  that  are  his  neighbours 

a  E/rf.9.45.and  all  my  neighbours, and  we  gave 
lo.a.all  my  neighbours  rofe  up  tccomfort  me 
Toi.2.8.but  my  neighbours  mocked  me 
Eccl.  1 5 . 5 .  exalt  him  above  his  neighbours 

2 1.22.  is  foon  in  his  neighbours  houfe 

25. 1. the  love  of  neighbour  >,z  manand  wife 
1 8. her  husband  fhall  fit  among  hisneighb. 

29.5.  for  hisneighbours  money  be  will  fpeak 
34.22.that  taketh  aw  ay  his  neighbours  living 

Brf>\4.24.1ike  as  now  theneighbours  ofSion 

2  Mac.9. 2  5. that  are  borderers  and  neighbours 

NetJttjal*.     ' 
3tf£.l,i.feed  of  Afael,of  the  tribe  of  Nephthali 
2.which  is  called  properly  Nephthali 
4.all  the  tribe  of  Nephthali  my  father>  fell 
5.and  the  houfe  of  my  father  Nephthali 
7. 3. we  are  of  the  fons  of  Nephthali 

rri/.2.2.hereafter  as  though  they  had  never  been 

3.1  f.root  of  wifdome  fhall  never  fall  away 

6.i2.wifdomeisgloriouS)3nd  never  fadeth 

7.io.thatcometh  from  het,uevcr  goeth  out 

i4.treafure  unto  men  which  never  faileth 

1  j.  1 7.  he  lived  once3but  they  never 
Eccl.7. 36.  and  thou  (halt  never  doe  amiffe 

12.1  o. never  truft  thine  enemy :  for  like  as 

22.6.  wifdome  are  never  out  of  time 

2  3.7-keepeth  it,fhall  never  be  taken  in  his 

1 1  .plague  fhal  never  depart  from  his  houfe 

40.23.  friend  &  compani.  never  meet  amiffe 
44.9.are  perifhed  as  though  they  had  ne.  been 

iJSero. 

1  F-fcl.1!. 52. and  of  ihenew  moons,and  ofall 

6.9.buildingan  houfe  to  the  Lo.  great  &  new 
2  J. one  row  of  new  wood  of  that  countrey 

2  Efd.\.-$  1 .  your  folemn  feaft  dayes,your  new 

fud.8.6.mi 


m 


poc. 


NEW      NIG 


N  I  N       N  O  I 


NOT       N  O  U        Apoc,' 


tiid.i.6.  and  the  eves  of  the  new  moons 

and  the  new  moons*  and  the  feafts 
l6.2.tune  unto  him  a  new  pfalm,exalt  him 
13. 1  will  fii)g  unto  the  Lord  anew  Cong 
H'ifd.7. Z7.  (he  maketh  all  things  new 
Eccl.9.  icfor  the  newis  not  comparable  to  him 
anew  friend  is  as  new  wine 
24.2  f.as  Tygris  in  the  time  of  new  fruits 
3  6.6. (hew  »w  f»gncs>  a"d  make  clothes 

1  Af.1c4.47-  and  built  a  new  altar  according  to 

49. they  made  alfo  new  hoiy  veflels 

5  j  .upon  the  new  altar  of  burnt-offerings 

2  Afdc.2. 29.3s  the  matter-builder  of  anew  hou. 

4. 1 1. brought  up  new  cuftomes  againft.  the 
|5emesf. 
2  Mac.1),  3  .sewM  was  brought  hi  m  w  hat  had 
ISeicolp. 

/««f.4.j.they  were  newly  returned  from  the 
Wifd.x  i.i8.wild  beads  full  of  rage  new.crta.itd 
z  Mac-io. 28.  now  the  fun  be'mgnew/y  rifen 

1  Efd.  j-7.and  he  thai  fit  next  to  Darius,becaufe 
Tob.  1.2 2.  appointed  him  »wr  unto  him 
/arf.2.4.which  was  we^f  unto  him,andfaid 
£/&;•  1 3  .(J.over  the  affairs,ind  is  next  unto  us 

1 6.  r  1. as  the  w.*2  perfon  unto  the  king 

2  itfiK.4.4 1 .  handfuls  of  duft  that  was  next  at 

iftfeanrji. 

1  Mac. 1.1%. Nicanor  andGorgias,  mighty  men 

7. 26. then  the  king  fent  Nicanor,  one  of  his 
27. fo  Nicanor  came  to  Jerufalem  with 
44.  when  iViMtf.  hoft  faw  that  he  was  flain 

2  MaC-8.9  choofing  Nican.  the  fon  of  Patroclus 

i4.being  fold  by  wicked  Nicanor 

3  4. as  for  that  moft  ungracious  Nicanor 

lZ.z.Nicanor  the  governoar  of  Cyprus  would 

14. 1 2.andforthwith  calling  Nicanor ,\fibo 
1 4.  came  to  Nicanorby  flocks,  thinking 
30.  Nicanor  began  to  be  cburlifh  unto  him 
and  withdrew  himfelf  from  Nicanor 

15  .6.  fo  Nicanor  in  exceeding  pride  and 
28. they  knew  that  Nicanor  lay  dead  in  his 
30.commanded  to  ftrike  off  Nicanor  s  head 
3  2.  and  (hewed  him  vile  Nicanors head 
3  3  .cut  out  the  tongue  of  that  ungodly  AT/. 
3  5. hanged  atfoNicanors  head  on  the  tower 
37.thus  went  it  with  Nicanor, and  from 
JfrfggarO, 
Ecd.  14.3.  riches  are  not  comely  for  a  jagged 
icand  he  is  aniggard  at  his  table 

3  i.24.but  againft  him  that  is  a  niggard 

^iggaturteflTe. 
Hcf/.3 1.24.  the  teftimoniesof  Jiis  niggxtdneffe 

mm.   . 

Eccl.  1 2. 1 3-any  fuch  ascome  nigh  wild  beafts 
14.25.he  (hall  pitch  bis  tent  nigh  unto  her 
3  5.  17.dll  it  come  nigh  he  will  not  be  comfor. 

Mm- 

1  E/af.  1. 1 4.  priefts  offered  the  fat  untill  night 
Tob.  8. 9. fo  they  flept  both  that  »iefe 
Jud.6.z  1  .called  on  the  God  of  Ifrael  all  that «. 
7.$.remained  and  watched  all  thatnight 
8.33  .you  (hall  ftand  this  night  in  the  gate 
1 1 .3. thou  (halt  live  this  nigbt,and  hereafter 
5. 1  will  declare  no  lie  to  my  lord  thiswg. 
1 7.  ferveth  the  G.  of  heaven  day  and  night 
tby  fervant  will  go  out  by  night  into 
1 ;  .^.enemies  by  mine  hands  thisfligfe 
Wifd.7. 30.for  af;er  this  cometh  night :  but  vice 
10.  i7.a  light  cf  liars  in  the  night  feafon 
i7.a.fettered  with  the  bonds  of  a  \on%night 
5«indute  to  lighten  that  horrible  night 
1 4.they  fleeping  the  fame  fleep  that  night 
2 1  .over  them  only  was  fpread  an  heavy  n't. 
1 3. 6.of  that  sigkwereour  fathers  certified 
i4.that  night  was  in  the  midft  of  her  fwift 
Fti;/.36.26.whcrefocver  the  nighttakctb  him 
38.27.that  laboureth  night  and  day,  and  they 
40. 5  .his  night  fle:p  do  change  his  knowledge 
Bar.i.z^.znd  to  the  froft  of  thtvight 
Bel.  1 5. in  the  night  came  the  priefts,  with  their 
1  Mac.c^.%.  mean  ftafon  came  Gorgias  by  night 
5. 29.  from  whence  he  removed  by  night 
9. 1 3. continued  from  morning  till  night 
i         '58.  who  (hall  take  them  all  inonenigbt 
i6.4.and  relied  that  night  at  Modin 


2  Muc.9. 7. took  he  advantage  of  the  night 
I2.6.and  burnt  the  haven  by  night 
13.10.to  call  upon  the  Lord  night  and  day 

1  y.he  went  into  the  kings  tent  by  night 

Tob.  10.7.  ceafed  not  whole  nights  to  bewail  her 
Dan.$.  46.O  ye?zigtoand  dayes,bkffeye  the 

Mint. 
2  £fd.4.40.(hehath  fulfilled  hen  nine  moneths 

S.ti.nine  moneths  doth  tby  workmanihip 
Eccl.  29.7.  there  be  nine  things  which 

1  Ate.5.27.  Judas  Maccabeus,  with  nine  others 

7. 2 7. that  bare  thzenine  months  in  my  womb 

1 2. 10.  they  were  gone  from  thence  mue  furl. 

jRtttebeh.  <, 

Tob.i-i.viho  came  with  me  to  Nine"-.o,  into  the 

10.  were  carried  away  captives  to  Nineveh 

17.  or  caft  about  the  walls  of  Nineveh 

2  2. entreating  for  rne,I  returned  to  Ninev. 
7.3,  which  are  captives  in  Nineveh 

1 1. 1  .way  till  they  drew  neer  unto  Nineveh 
Vj.4.  which  Jonas  the  prophet  fpake  of  Nine. 
8.  now  my  fon  depart  out  of  Nineveh 
io.but  tarry  no  longer  at  Nineveh 
1 5.  he  heard  of  the  deftru&ion  of  Nhuveh 
Jud.i.  1.  who  reigned  in  Nineveh  die  great  city 
1 6-fo  he  returned  afterward  to  Nineveh 
iftoalj. 

2  Efd.$.i  i.nameiy  Noah  with  bis  bouihold 
Eccl. 44.17. Noah  was  found  perfect  8c  riVhceous 

SftoUlity. 
r/if.B.^.Cne  magnifieth  her  nobility  jaajhe  Lord 
Eccl..  22.10.  ftain  the  nobility  of  their  kindred 

jBoble. 

Eccl.  1  o . 2  2  .w h ei  her  he  be  rich,  noble aor  poor 
i8-4.who  (hall  find  out  his  noble  acts 

1  Mac.  3 .3  2  .fo  he  left  Lyfias  a  noble  man    • 

8.2.their  wars  and  noble  acts  which  they  had 

2  Mac.6.1 1.  for  an  example  of  noble  courage 

1 2.42.that  noble  Judas  exhorted  the  people 
14.42.  oherwife  then  befeemed  his  nob.  birth 
|^oble0. 
1  £/i.i.38.hebound  Joacimandthe«tf&/« 

8.26.  and  all  his  friends  and  nobles 
Jud.  2.2.he  called  unto  him— all  his  nobks 
Bar.i.q.  and  in  the  hearing  of  the  nobles 

ISoblcft. 
ivifd.  1 8. 1 2.the  nobLsl  off-fpring  of  them  was 

Tob.it.  1 2.  children  of  the  prophets,Mtf,Abram 
iftaffe, 

1  E/rt.5.66.  came  to  know  what  the  noife  of  the 

2  Efd.  5.7 .make  a  noife  in  the  night,which  many 
Jud.  i4.9.made  a  joyfuil  noife  in  their  city 

19.  very  great  noife  throughout  their  camp 
Efther  1  i.f.behold  a  noife  of  a  tumult  with  ' 
ffifd.i.io.the  noife  of  njurmurings  is  not  hid 
5 .  1  i.parted  with  the  violent  noife  &  motion 
17. 1 8. or  a  melodious  noife  of  birds  among 
1 8- 10.  a  lamentable  noife  was  carried  abroad 
EicZ.38.28.the  noife  of  the  hammer  &  the  anvill 
40.13.and  (hall  vaniih  like  anoife 
43. 1 7.the  noife  of  the  thunder  maketh  the 
4j.9.might  be  a  found 3and  a  noife  made 
46. 1 7-a  great  noife  made  his  voice  to  be  heard 
50.1tf.made  a  great  noife  to  be  heard 
1  AfrK.9. 13. the  earth  (hook  at  the  noife  of  e 
4 1  .the  noife  of  their  melody  into  lam  nta. 
il-Joifeu.  Sfroiles. 
Jud.  10. 1 8.  her  coming  was  noifed among  the 
irif.17.4.  but  noifes(is  of  waters)  falling  down 

Jftone. 
Jud.6.^.none  of  my  words  (hall  be  in  vain 

Verle  9. 
9. 1 4.  there  is  none  other  that  protefteth  the 
16. 14. there  isnone  that  can  refift  thy  voyce 
Eccl.  1 1.28.  judge  none  blefled  before  his  death 
36.10. there  is  none  other  hut  me 
39.i7.andH0/?c-mayfay,Whatis  this 

i8.mnc  can  hinder  when  he  will  fave 
44. 1 9. in  glory  was  there  none  like  unto  him 
45. 1 3.before  him  there  was  none  fuch 
5  i.7.fuccour  of  men,but  there  was  none 
Bar.-$ .  2  3  .none  of  thefe  have  known  the  way  of 
2  5.great5and  hath  none  end  ;  high,and 
6.73.  the  jull  man  that  Inihnone  idols 


Bel  41.  there  is  none  other  befides  thee 

1  Afrfc.3.45.tberewas?«WKof  her  children  that 

7. 1 7. and  there  was  none  to  bury  them 

%.io..none  of  them  wore  a  crown 

14. 1 2.and  there  was  none  to  fray  them 

2  Mnc.%.  xo.and  had  none  to  mourn  for  him 

iftoitb. 

2  E/i.  15-34.  from  the  north  to  the  fouth 
/«i.i6.4.out  of  the  mountains  from  the  north 

ifroithien, 
£«7,4}.i7.fodoththe  norths rn ftorm  • 

wi/X  1  J.  1 J  .nor  »o/m  to  draw  breath,rjor  ears  to 
iftoftrfl*. 

H'ifd.z.z.  the  breath  in  our  noflrih  is  as  fmoak 

Rotable. 

2  Mac. 1. z6. notable  in  ftrength3excellent  inbea. 

6.28 .  leave  a  notable  example  to  fuch  as  be 

14.3  3.  &  ere&  a  wtafe  temple  unto  Bacchus 

iftutablp. 

2  Mac.  1 4 . 3 1  .he  w  as  notably  prevented  by  Judas 

U'ifd.  19.1$. notes  change  the  name  of  the  tune 

iftomaues. 
2  Mac.iz.ii.  fo  that  the  Nomades  of  Arabia 

1  £/"^.8.7.fo  that  he  omitted  K0/fci?;gcftnelaw 

9. 5 1. fend  part  to  th;m  that  have  nothivg 
54.  give  to  them  that  have  nothing 

2  Efd.  5.12  .{hall  men  hqpe,  but  nothing  obtain 
Tob.4.1 7.  but  give  nothing  to  ihe  wicked 

1 0.5. now  I  care  for  nothing,  my  fon,fince 
1 2. 1 1 . 1  will  keep  clofe  nothing 

Ejiher  io.5.and  nothing  thereof  hath  failed 
i4.n.notthyfcepterto  them  tha care noth. 

V'ifd.z.  1 1 .  feeble  is  found  to  be  nothing  worth 
4. 5.not  ripe  to  eat :  yea  meet  for  nothing 
7.8.  efteemed  riches  nothing  in  comparifon  of 
8.7.  havenothing  more  profitable  then  life 
9.6.  he  lhall  be  notfiingr.  girded 
\i.z$.abhorrz&nothhig  wch  thou  haft  made 
1 3-io.or  a  ftone  good  for  nothing 
17.1 2.fear  is  nothing  elfe,  but  a  betraying 

Eccl.6. 1 5. .nothing  doth  countervail  a  faithfull 
8 . 1 6.for  bloud  is  as  nothing  in  his  fight 
io!6.do  nothingat  all  by  injurious  practifes 
ij.4.but  if  thou  have  not.  he  will  forfake  the 
i8.6.there  may  nothing  be  taken  from  them 
22.  let  nothing  hinder  thee  to  pay  thy  vows 

20.2  3>and  maketh  him  his  enemy  for  nothing 
23.27.  nothing  better  then  the  fear  of  the  Lo. 

that  there  is  nothing  fweeter  then 
26.14.  there  is  nothing  fo  much  worth  as  a 
3  2. 19.  doe  nothing  without  advice 
33.29.  and  without  difcretion  do  nothing 
3  9.  ly.nothing  can  be  hid  from  his  eyes 

20.there  isnothing  wonderfull  before  him 
40.6  a  little  or  nothing  ishis  reft 

7.marvelleth  that  the  fear,  was  nothing 
4 1 . 1. the  man  that  hath  nothing  to  vex  him 
42.21.  unto  him  may  nothing  be  added 
24, he  hath  made  nothing  imperfect 
Bar.6. 17.1s  nothing  worth  being  broken 

z6 .declare  to  men  that  they  be  noth.v/orth 
28.unto  the  poor — they  give  nothing  of  it 
70. for  as  a  fear-crow^ — fceepeth  nothing 
1  Macz.6i.his  thought  is  come  to  nothing 
z, Mac.q.  2  5.  bringing  no.  worth  the  prieft-hood 
7.1 2.that  hznothing  regarded  the  pain 
9. 7. he  nothing  at  all  ceafed  from  bis  bragging 
1 2.4.I  ive  in  peace5and  fufpeding  nothing 

14.3  5.who  baft  need  of  Tzuffesg,  waft  pleafed 

$ongb,t. 

1  Efd.  i.fiS.confumcd  &  brought  them  all  to  720. 

2  Efd.  2. 3  3. came  unto  them,they  fet  me  at  nou. 
8. 59. his  will  that  men  mould  cometo8ff«gk 

jud.$.  1  .and  brought  thera  to  nought 

13.17.  brought  to  nought  the  enemies  of  thy 
E fiber  1 3 . 1  f  .eyes  are  upon  us,to  bring  us  to  no. 
U'ifd.  1. 1  r  .word  fo  fecret  that  (hall  go  for  nough 

i6.they  confumed  to  nought,m&  made 
Eed.40.  i4.(hall  rranfgreflbrs come  to  nought 
47.7.broughtro»0«f^theThiliftineshis 
jjDoarfIT). 
2  Efd.  1. 1  ^.nowifh  thy  children,  O  thou  good 
r06.2.io.Achiacharusdidsowi/^rne,untill       I 
Eccl.  z  8. 5.  he  \ 


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Ecd.id.j .he  that  is  but  flefh»<K»v/& -hatred' 
Edr.4. 1 1 .  with  joy  did  I  Hoitrifh  them 

1  Mac.6.1%.  nourifb  him  up  for  the  king 

2  Mac.  10. 1  j.  they  that  went  about  to  Hfl/0".  war 

1  E[d.$.\6.  they  nourifhcd  them  up  that  planted 
i  E/H.8 .  1 1  .may  be  nourifhed  for  a  tiqie9t(ll  thou 

9.46.I  nourifhed  him  with  great  travell 
/«rf.  y Tib-while  they  were  noitriJbed,ar\d  became 
Wifd.i6.zi .that  the  righteous  m ight be nourifb. 
a  jkftfe^^.g^ve  thee  fuck  three  yeers,and  »Sa. 

10. 1 4. nouriff.  war  continually  with  the  Jews 

Fflf/if.  1  (5.2 ?  .obedient  to  thy  grace  that  nomfhetb 

26.  growing  of  fruits  tint  tiourifijctbtmn 
EccLij.i&.he  nSm'iftietb  with  difcipline,  and 

1  Mac.g^Mis  fffleil  was  woy/owc  to  all  his  army 

1  £/&2.o.many  free  gifts  of  a  grear  number 

1  j, and  this  was  the  number  of  thera 
8.6j.delivered  them  by  »«/»&«•  and  weight 

2  Efd.z.  58.  behold  the  number  of  thofe  that  be 

j.7.people,and  kindreds  out  of  number 

2$>.had  feen  impieties  without  number 
4.}7.by  number  hath  he  numbred  the  times 
16. ytf.and  he  know  eth  the  «/«»&«"  of  them 

/arf.i.io.the  multitude  was  without  number 
5.  lo.thac  one  could  not  number  their  nation 

Wj/:4.8.that  is  meafured  by  number  of  yeers 
1  i.ao.in  meafure,and  number  t  and  in  weight 

£«/.i.*.who  can  number  the  fand  of  the  lea 
•j. \6.  number  not  thy  felfe  among  the  fflultit. 
16.  t7-fuch  an  infinite  number  of  creatures 
1 8. 5. who  fhall number  the  ftrengthof  his 

9-the  number  of  z  mans  dayes  at  the  moft 
5.8.29.  maketh  all  his  works  by  number 
4  2.7.deliver  all  things  inflate*'  &  weight 
45.1 1.  after  the  number  of  the  tribes  of  Ifrael 
48.2.by  hiszeale  he  dirrsinimed  theit  number 

Ew.2.29.inultitude  fhalbe  turned  to  afmall  fill. 

Pray  of  Man*  above  the  number  of  the  fand 
l^umbieD. 

wifd.  5.  5.  how  is  he  numbred  among  the  children 

EaZ.1-9.and  faw  her,  and  mmbredhev 

57.2  j.dayes  of  the  life  of  man  may  be  numb. 
jiftumenfuflf. 

1  M(tc.i2.i6.wechofe  Numeniw  thefon  of  An. 

jftatfe. 

2  E/rf.i.28.and  a  nurfe  her  young  babes 

2.2  5.O  thou  good  nurfe,  ftablifh  their  feet 
jfrnrfcQ. 
rri/y.7.4.1  was  nurfed  in  fwadling  clothes 
I  B^'.4.8.ye  have  grieved  Jcrufalem  that  mir.  you 

Wifd.  3 . 1 1  w  hofo  defpifeth  w  ifdom  and  nurture 
Ecc/. 2 2.  to. through  difdain  and  want  of  nurture 

JSttttureO. 
Eccl.zi.z^.bat  he  thatis  vteWnurturcd  will 
22.j.an  evill  nurtured  ion  is  the  dilhonour 
ji.19.  fufficicnt  foratnan  well  nurtured 
40.29.  a  wile  man  well  nurtured  will  beware 

2  Efd.B.iz. and  nurturedfl  it  inthylaw 

ifrurtaretb. 
Eccl.  1 8. 1 3  .he  reprorahjind  nurtured,  and 


2  Ato,4.24.gavehim  his  right  hand  wiib.or.tbes J 


O. 


7.24.  but  atfo  sffured  him  with  oaths 
t  J.i  o.and  their  breach  of  eaibes 

iDbeOient, 
2  Efd.  i.8.they  have  not  been  obedient  to  my  law 
wifd.  i  6. 2  5 .  and  was  obedient  to  thy  grace 
Eccl.3.6.  he  that  is  obedient  unto  the  Lord 
3 3 . 28.if  he  be  not  obediential  on  more 
42.2  3. for  ali  ufes,and  are  ail  obedient 
Ba>:z.  j.have  not  been  obedient  unto  his  vcyce 
6.62.fent  to  doe  their  offices,  are  obedient 


'    JDatlj.   - 
1  Efd.S.giAet  us  make  anM/&  to  the  Lord 

96. took  an  oath  of  the  chief  of  the  priefls 
7W>J.2o.Raguel  had  faid  unto  him  by  an  oath 
■fud.S.  1 1. touching  this  oath  which  ye  made 

jo.  to  bring  an  <wt/.>  upon  our  felves 
£fc/.44.2  1  .therefore  he  allured  him  by  an  oath 
Bar.  2. 3  4. which  I  protuifed  with  an  oath  unto 

1  Aftzc6.61.tbe  princes  made  an  oath  unto  them 

<?2.he  brake  his  catb  that  he  had  made 
7.1 8.they  have  broken  the  covenant  and  oath 

2  Mae.  1 4. 3 3. and  made  an  oath  in  this  manner 

bathes. 
a'ifd.i$.6.\mto  what  oatbes  they  had  given  cred. 
22.alledgingthe  oatbes  and  covenants 


1  Efd.4.io.his  people  and  armies  obey  him 

5.69.  as  ye  doe  obey  our  Lord 

8.94.  as  many  as  do  obey  the  law  of  the  Lord 

2  Efd.  1. 24.thou  Judah  wouldftnoto&vme 
/«rf.2.3.thatdidnoUfej>thecommandernent 
Eccl.  18.3.  and  al  1  things  obey  his  w  i  11 

2  Mac.7.30.1  will  not  obey  the  kings  commande. 

i£>bepO. 
1  Efd.4.  1 2.  in  fiich  fort  he  is  obeyed 

iDbepeth. 
Etr.24.22.he  that  obeycth  me  fhall  never  be  con. 
Bar.3 .3 3  .and  it  obeyetb him  with  fear 

Objectcrh. 
wifd.z.iz.  objetteth  to  our  infamy  the  tranfgref. 

tDblarfon. 
Ztoj.  i4.or  facrifice,otoW*ifl^or  incenfe 

Ablations. 

1  £/Zy.y2.afrer  that  the  continual!  oblations 
Eccl.-j. 9. look  on  the  multitude  of 'my  oblations 
50.13.  the  oblations  of  the  Lo.  in  their  hands 

1  ilfac.i  5.5.I  confirm  unto  thee  all  the  oblations 

tDbfcure. 
uifd.4.1 2.doth  0&/i»j:e  things  that  are  honeft 

jSDbfcusritp. 
E/2/.W  n.8.a  day  of  darknefie  and  obfeurity 

£>bfetue. 

2  Efd.j.i  i .  fhould  obferve  to  avoid  punifliment 
Ecd. 4.10. obferve  the  opportunityjand  beware 

13.13  iubferve,  and  take  good  heed 

i8.27#afoole  will  not  obferve  time 

27.1 2.among  the  undifcreet,fl6fe'C£  the  time 

1  Mac.t.6y.?\\  thofe  that  obferve  rhe  law 

2  Mac.6.S.  that  they  ihould  obferve  the  fafhions 

Dbferteo. 

2  Efd.p-^z.  and  objerved not  thy  ordinances 
1 9. 9, for  he  heard,  and  obferved  thee 
4Dbtato. 

2  EyH.4-24.we  are  not  worthy  to  obtain  mercy 
5.1 2. fhall  men  hope,but  nothing  obtain 
1 4.3  4-after  death  ye  (hall  obtain  mercy 

i-rifd.S.i  3. by  the  means  of  her  I  (hallofa<z»z 
a  1. that  I  could  not  other  wife  obtain  her 

Eocl.t  i.io.thou  ihaltnotfl&tai72,neithtT  (halt 
1 5. 1  .knowledge  of  the  la*v,(hall  obtain  her 

1  .Mac. 2.64.  by  it  you  (hall  »te'»  mercy 
£DMata£D. 

1  Efd.6.%.  elders  of  the  Jews  obtained  favour 

E/2fo?r  16. 1 1.  had  fo  far  forth  obtained  favour 

£^.46,9. Lis  feed  obtained  it  for  an  heritage 

1  Afflc.2.54.  obtained  the  covenant  of  an  everla. 

r  5.9,when  we  have  obtained  out  kingdome 

2  Zto.y.7.heofea2»«/notthe  principality 

1 5. 5. yet  he  obtained  not  to  have  his  wicked 
iDbtainetl;. 
Eccl.  1 9. 1 8,  and  wifdome  obtaineth  his  love 

4Dbtainmg. 
Eccl.  1  o.a  1  .before  the  obtaining  of  authority 

iDccaQon. 
f ri/y.  1 4. 2 1 .  this  was  an  occaflon  to  deceive  the 
£«/.4 . 5  .give  him  none  occaflon  to  curfe  thee 
23. when  there  xsvccafioa  to  doe  good 

Eccl.  12.3.  him  that  is  al  wayes  occupied  in  evill 
38.25.  and  is  occupic d  in  their  labours 
39. 1. is  occupied  in  the  meditation  thereof 

and  be  occupied  in  prophefies 
2  Mac.2.zj.[occupied  thcnofelves  about  the  fabb. 
10. 1 5. kept  the  Jews  occupied,znd receiving 
iDccupktb. 
2  Efd.16.4z.he  that  occupietb  merchandife 

£>Ofou0. 
wifd.ii.^.ioz  doing  moft  edio«J  works  of 

Ecrf.24.iy.IyeeldedapleafanteflWlike  the 
V  v  v  v  v  3 


©Ooussf. 


2  Ey'y.6.44.  unchangeable  colour  and  (fefo^-j 

-  £)fert:e. 
7«i!/.x  2.2. not  eat  thereof  left  there  be  an  offence 
irifd.14.1 1  .that  punilheth  al  wayes  the  offence  of 
EfcZ.18.27.  he  will  beware  of  o^Jwe 
i^.S.and  if  rhou  canft  xiithomoffertce 
23.1 1. he  maketh  a  double  offence ^na  if  vve 
30.13  .lewd  behaviour  bean  offenceunto  thee 
41.18.  an  offence  before  a  judge  and  uiler 
I  M ?c.5.4.and  an  offence umo  the  people 

■ .  ^Offences. 
Pray. of  Man.  and  have  multiplied  offences 


•rifd.  1 2. i.ehafteneft  thou  them-^-thar  o/jW 
if.ijiknoweth  himfelfto^ai  above  all 
Eccl.j.j.  offsndnot  againft  a  multitude 

17. 1 5. prayer  before  his  face,and  offendleSe 
i9.4.&nl\  offend  againft  his  own  foul 
23. 1 1  .if  he  fhall  off'end,his  fin  fhall  be  upon 
3 1. 10. who  might  offend,  and  hath  not  offen. 
17.be  not  uni'atiable,!eft  than  offend 
3o.intreafech  the  rage  of  a  fool  till  he  ofe. 


2  Efd.  12.41.  what  ha ve  w  e  offended thzz 
'Xifd.  1 0.8.  the  things  wherein  they  offended 

1 2.2.wherein  they  have  offended,thzt  leaving 
Eccl.  1 9. 1 6. that  hath  not  fl^W.  with  his  tongue 
25.2.1  am  greatly  offended  at  their  life 
31.10.  and  hath  not  of  ended  ?  or  done  evill 
32 .15.  the  hypocrite  will  be  offended  thereat 
©ffcatJCtfo. 
Bar.6. 14.  put  to  death  one  that  offended)  him 

iDffenDing. 
''?'//?/.  2. 1 2.with  our  offending  the  law,  and 
$>S$t. 

1  Efd.1.6.  o/ftYthepaffeoverin  order,and  make 

9.20.TO  offer  rarrtSjto  make  reconcilement 
E«;.7.9.when  I  ojferto  the  moft  high  God,  he 
Bar.  1 .  10.prep.1re  ye  manna,and  offer  upon 

2  Af«.4-40.began  fitft  to  offer  violence  on 

7-n.offer  up  my  body  and  life,for  rhe  laws 
1 2. 43. to  Jerufale  n  to  offer  a  lin-ofFcring 

To&.j.ij.and  offered  theflr(l-born,and  the 
Eccl. 46.16.  he  offered  the  fucking  lamb 
2  Afac1.18.when  Nebemiase^'/'c^facrifice 
3 . 3  z.offered  a  facrifice  for  the  health  of 
1  o.  3 .  offered  a  lacrifice  after  tw  o  yeers 
€^ffereti). 
fi'ifd.17. 1 2.the  fuccouts  whi«h-reafon  offereth 
Eccl-i  5.i.commanderraent.tf//f*".3  peace-orTering 
2.rcquiteth  a  good  tum}offeretb  fine  flour 
^DiferiJig. 
2  Efd.  1 0.4 5 .there  was  no  offering  made  in  her 
Eccl.  14. 1 1  .give  the  Lord  his  due  offering 

30.  ig.what  good  doth  the  offer,  unto  an  idol 
34.18.his  offering  is  ridiculous,  and  the  gifts 

20.an  offering  of  the  goods  of  the  poor 
3  $.6.  the  offering  of  the  righteous  maketh  the 
50.14.that  be  might  adorn  the  offeringoE  the 
2  Mac.^.z^.offering  more  then  Jafonby 
1 4. 3 1. the  priefts  that  were  offering  their 
£>ak?fngg:. 

1  E/H.6^3i.thatfl//OT»g*maybemadetothe 

2  E/H.io.46.buildedthecity,and  offered  offerin. 
./W.  16.18.  they  offered  their  burn t-offcring s 
Eccl.i4.ig.viithx.hzofferingsoitht  wicked 

3  y.  l.keepeth  the  law  ,bringeth  offerings  enow 
iM(ce. 

1  £/^.5.38.theprieftsthat  ufurpedtheo^^of 

Eccl.i  2.2.haft  done  al  thine  e/??«?,take  thy  place 

45. 1  J.execute  the  office  of  the  priefthood 

£>fffceff. 

Bar.6.6o.Cent  to  doe  their  offices^  are  obedient 

Officers. 
Eccl. 10.  a  .as  the  Judge — fo  are  his  officers 

1  Mac.\  0.3  3.I  will  that  all  my  officers  remit 

4 1. overplus  which  the  officers  paid  not  in 
1 3 . 3  7.to  write  unto  our  officers,  to  confirm 
iDfritment 

2  Efd  2.12.  have  the  tree  of  life  for  an  ointment 
Jud,.  1  o. 3 .  anointed  her  felf  w ith  precious  ointrn. 
vifd.z.7-<i\xv  felves  with  coftly  wine  and  ointm. 

iDlD. 
7*0^.3.10.1  fhall  bring  his  old  age  with  forrow    J 
i4.i3.he^ 


OLD       ONE 


^Vpoc, 

14.  i 3. he  became  old  with  honour 
fud.i6. 23. waxed  c!d  in  hr.r  husbands  houfe 
Efther  13.7.01  old,  and  now  are  malicious 
Wifd.$.\6.  yeersandoMage  of  the  unnghceous 

8  3. ftie  knoweth  the  things  of  old 

ii.  3.  both  thofe  old  inhabitants  of  thy  holy 

1 4.6.  for  in  the  old  time  alio  when  the  proud 
£«/.*. io.look  at  the  generations  of  old 

6.18.  find  wifdometill  thine  oldage 
8.6.dilhonournot  a  man  in  his.  old  age 

even  fome  of  us  wax  old 
^.io.foifake  not  an  old  friend  :  for  the  new 

when  it  is  oW,thou  (halt  drink  it 
xl.itf.evillflia.il  wax  oldwiith  thcinthac 

20.  and  wax  old  in  thy  work 
14.17.nefh  waxethoWas  a  garment 

16.7.  pacified  towards  the  old  giants 
z  %.  2.an  old  adulterer  that  doceth 

5  i.8.and  upon  thy  acts  ofoW3how  thoa 
Bar.  2 .  1  o.w3Xtn  old  in  a  ftrange  countrey 
Sisfan.f  2.thou  that  art  waxen  old  in  wickednefs 
1  Mac. 2. 19.  which  had  been  of  old  time 

1 5.  j.I  may  reftoreitto  theo/deftate 
i7.torenew  theold  friendfhip  &  league 

16.3.  but  now  I  am  »W,andye  by  Gods 

i  Af/ac.?.i;. there  was  killing  of  young  and  old 

6.2  ifor  the  old  acquaintance  chey  hid  with 

"     zz.  and  for  the  old  friendfhip  with  them 

dDiibe, 

Jud.  1  j.  1  j.when  they  had  put  a  garland  oiolivc 

£Mtrje=fra!. 
Eccl.f  o.io.as  a  fair  olive-tree  budding  forth 

iDlofemcg. 

fud.z.^.Olnfernes  the  chief  captain  of  his  army 
14.th.en  Olofernes  went  forth,from  the 

T^.4.4.  bury  her  by  me  in  rae  grave 

6. 10. he  alfo  hath  one  onely  daughter 
Either  if?,  and  upon  the  one  (he  leaned 
irifd.7.2  z.fpirif,holy,«ze  onely,manifo!d 

1  i.zo.thcy  have  f. ill  en  down  with  one  blaft 
Eccl.  1  .S.there  is  one  wife  and  greatly  to  be  fear. 
6.6.have  bat  one  counfellcr  of  a  thoufand 
7.8.  bind  notone  fin  upon  another 

in  one  thou  (halt  not  be  unpunifhed 
16. 3  .o«e  that  is  juft  is  better  then  a  thoufand 
46.4.was  not  one  day  as  long  as  two 
Drtw.3.i7.threeasoiuofflHemouth,praifcdGod 
Suf.i  2.he  called  one  of  them,  and  f»id  unto  him 
1  Mac.2.2.  z.one  of  the  bloud-royall,to  overfee 
4. 1 1  .know  that  there  is  one  that  deliverech 
8.  irf.their  government  to  one  man  every  yeer 
all  were  obedient  to  that  one 
9. 58. who  (hall  take  them  all  in  one  night 
z  Mac  1 . 5-and  be  at  one  with  yau 
7  .i.but  one  of  them  that  fpake  firft,faid  thus 
20  fliin  within  the  fpace  of  one  day 

2 1 .  (he  exhorted  every  one  of  them  in  her 

£Dnia,«. 
z  Mac.  2. 1. bscavk  of  the  godlineffe  of  Onins 
5. he  could  not  overcome  Onias 
4.  i.flandred  0;2MS,as  if  he  had  certified 

4.  Onias  feeing  the  danger  of  this  conten. 
iy.14.  then  Onias  anfwered/aying>Thisis 

iBnin. 

Ecd.zq.  r  j  onyx,  and  fweet  ftorax,  and  as  the 
4Dpen.  _ 

1  Efd.4-1 1.  gazed  on  her  with  an  open  mouth 

Tob  2.io.mine  eyes  being  fl/tf»,thefparrows 
6.4.  o/tfMthefiihj  and  take  the  heart 
1 1. 7. "that  thy  father  will  open  his  eyes 

Jud.46. toward  the  open  countrey  neer  to 
lo.^.commanded  the  young  men  to  open 
1 1 . 1 9.  not  fo  much  as  open  his  mouth 
i%. 11. open, open  now  the  gate 

Either  i^.io.openthe  mouths  of  the  heathen 

Ecd.$.i9-0pen  not  thy  heart  to  every  man 
1  {.$.  (hall  (he  open  his  mouth 
29.24.thou  datt'A  not  open  thy  mouth 
3  g.i.zno  will  open  his  mouth  in  prayer 

Bar.  2.6. to  our  fathers <>/>«i  fhame,as  appeareth 
17  open  thine  eyes,  and  behold 

Dm. 2. 9.  we  cannot  »/>?»  our  mouthes 

1  Ate.3.48.  he  laid  openthe  book 

<;.48.  howbeit  they  would  not  open  unto  him 

2  Mac.  1.4. open  yout  hearts  in  his  law 


OPE       O  R  D 


ORD        O  V  E 


Apod 


6.1 8. was  conftrained  to  open  his  mouth 

JDpeneD. 

1  fi/rf  9.46.when  he  opened  the  law,tbey  flood 
z  nfd.6. zo.  the  books  (hall  be  opened 
8.5  2. for  unto  you  is  paradife  opened 
9.28. 1  opened  my  mouth,  and  began  to  talk 
Tfli.8.ij.fothe  maid  opened  the  door 
Jiul.  1 0.9.  the  gates  of  the  city  to  be  opened  unto 
Eccl.42. 1 4.through  this  the  treafures  are  opened 

f  i-2  5.I  opened  my  mouth,and  faid,Buy  her 
Dan.  3.2?.  then  ran  the  one,and  o/ifB.the  garden 
iiK«.  12.41  .had  opened  the  tilings  that  were  hid 
£Dpenetrj. 

£cc^.  20.1  j. he  openetb  his  mouth  like  a  crier 
40.14.whih  he  openeth  bis  hand,he  fhall 
iiDpenlp. 
£«/.  j  1. 1  ji.1  defired  wifdom  openly  in  my  prayer 

Operation. 
n'if. 7. 17.  and  the  operation  of  the  elements 

jDperattoKS. 

£«/.  17. 5, received  the  ufeof  the  five  operations 

£)phfr»  See  dStAn. 

opinion. 

£«. 3. 24. are  deceived  by  their  own  yzinopinion 
£>ppoitan(t',>. 

£«/.4.20.obferve  the  opportunity,  snd  beware 
1 2.  i6.if  he  find  opportunity,  he  will  not  be 
19. 28 .  w  hen  he  findech  op  port  unity, he  will  do 
20.7. hold  his  tongue  till  he  fee  opportunity 
38.24.8  learned  man  comcth  by  opportunity 

1  Mac.  1 1.4  2. thy  nation,  if  opportunity  ferve 

1  J.34.  wherefore  we  having  opportunity, hold 

£Dppie(Te. 
rri/y.  2 . 1  o. let  us  opprejfe  the  poor  righteous 
1 7. 2. thought  to  opprejfe  the  holy  nation 
Eccl.  2  6.9.1et  them  penfh  that  opprejfe  the  people 

1  Mac.S.  1 8.  the  Grecians  did  oppreffe  Ifr3el 

2  Mac.i.zS.  punifh  them  that  oppreffe  us,and 

iDppieffeD. 
fud.9.  1  i.an  helper  of  che  oppre(jedtaa  upholder 
1 6. 8. for  the  exaltation  of  thofe  that  were  op. 
M'ifd.  1  o.  n  .covetoufneffe  of  fuch  as  oppreff.  him 
Eccl.2  j.  1 3  .hear  the  prayer  of  the  oppreffed 

£>pp?e(Tour. 
£«/.4.9.wrongs  from  the  hand  of  the  opprejjour 

£>pp;ob£iou&. 
Ecd.z$.i  $. that  is  accuftomed  to  opprobr.vtotds 

£>iacle. 
Eccl. 2  j.  3. law  is  faithfull  unto  him  as  an  oracle 

£Dtac!cg. 
£«/.36.i4.withthineunfpeakableo>-a;/ej 

2  Ejd.16. 39.3s  snorchardof  olives,upon  every 
£D?Dattt. 

1  Efd.S.z  2.  ordain  juJg?s.,and  juftices,that  the 

2  Efd.6'49.  then  didft  thou  ordain  two  living 
Te&.8.7.therefore  mercifully  ordainjkxt  we 

1  Mac.  10.20.this  day  we  ordain  thee  to  be  the 

£>ioa(net). 
1  Efd.6.24. 1  Darius  the  king  have  ordained 

8  49. whom  David  had  ordained, and  the 
z  Efd.7.i7.thou  haft  ordained  in  thy  law  that  the 

8. 14.  it  is  an  cafie  thing  to  be  ordained 
Tol?.j.6-as  it  was  ordained  unto  all  the  people 
Efiher  1 3 .6.  who  is  ordained over  the  affairs 

i4.9.that  thou  with  thy  mouth  haft  ordained 
H'ifd.9. 2-and  ordained  man  through  thy  wifdom 
Eccl.7.1 1 .  which  the  moft  High  hath  ordained 

48.1  o.who  waft  ordaincdi or  reproofs  in  their 

1  Mac  .2.1  <;.  Judas  o:  dained  captains  of  the  pe. 
4.$ 9. Oidained ibat  the  dayesof  the  dedication 
7.49.  they  ordain  d  to  keepyeerly  this  day 

i  Efd.i.6.offi:r  the  paffeover  in  order,and  make 
io.ftood  in  very  comely  wvfe?*  according 
1 5. the  fons  of  Afaph,were  in  their  order 
8.10.I  have  given  order  that  fuch  of  the  nati. 

2  Efd.6. 4?. and  the  ftars  (hould  be  in  order 

13. 26. he  fhall  order  them  that  are  left  behind 
14- 1  j. therefore  fet  thine  houfe  inorder 

wifd.j. 29. and  above  all  the  order  of  ftars 
8. 14. 1  fhall  fet  the  people  in  order 
g.2.order  the  world  according  to  equity 

Eccl.z.6. order  thy  way  aright,and  truft  in  him 

2  S.io.ordcr  thy  hinds  aright,and  cleanfe 
43.10.  they  will  ftand  in  their  order 


47-io.and  fet  in  order  thefolemne  times 

1  Mac.6.40.  they  marched  onfafely,.&  inordei 

9.I  j.nor  give  order  concerning  his  houfe 

2  Mac.2.  i4.he  entred  in  to  order  this  autter 

4. 27. he  took  nogoodwrfcrforit 
7.8.  received  the  next  torment  In  order 
2>it>ereb. 
if'ifd.  1  i.2o.but  thou  haft  orderedall  things 
£«/.io.i.a prudent  man  is  vteliordered 

£)^uei£ft. 
m(d.  1 1 . 1 5 .  th6u  orderefi  all  things  tighteoufly 
^)?uer(ng.  ' 

wifd.i  j.i.and  in  mercy  ordering  all  things 
Eccl.  26. 1 6.  wife  in  the  ordering  of  her  houfe 

j  2.2.  for  thy  well  ordering  of  the  feaft 
1  Ato.16.i4.  *°r  ^  good  ordering  of  them 

i©iotnance. 
Eccl.6.27.  let  thy  mind  be  upon  the  ordinance 

4D2utaan«0. 
Bar.  z.  1 2-unrigbteoufly  in  all  thine  ordinances 
iMac.1.1  j.gave  them  licence  to  do  after  the  or. 
2. 2 1. (hould  forfake  the  law  and  the  ordinanc. 
iDiufuatg. 
1  Efd.  1.16.  to  goe  from  his  ordinary  fervice 
£tt/. 33.0.  hath  he  made  ordinary  dayes 


zEfd.z.32.  charge  of  the  Lord  on  mount  Oreb 
jOxnatncnt. 

£«/.tf.30.there  is  a  golden  ornament  upon  hef 
21.21.  learning  is — as  an  ornament  of  gold 
43-9.an  ornament, giving  light  in  the  higbeft 
45 .1 2.an  ornament  of  honour,  a  cotHy  work 

Pray.ofMan.  with  all  the  ornament  thereof 
iDjnamenttf. 

/;^.io.4.and  all  her  ornaments,and  decked 

£a/«45\7.beautified  him  with  comely  ornaments 

1  iliac.  1. 2 2.  and  the  golden  ornaments  that 

2. 1 1  .all  her  ornamentsaK  taken  away 

2  Mac.z.z.  images  of  lilver  —  with  theitornatK. 

j.3.and  glittering  of  golden  ornaments 
^Diphanc, 
2  Efd. z.  20.  defend  the  orpbane,  clothe  the  naked 
Teb.  1 .8 .1  was  left  sn  orpbane  by  my  father 

£>zpt)anes. 
zMac.i.%%.to  the  maimed,&  the  widows  &or 

£>fea. 
2  £/#.  1 3 .40.in  the  time  of  Oft  a  the  king 


1  £/(/.i.39.0/?(2f,Amos,and  Micheas,  Joel 

£>*ien. 

2  £#.4.48 .  an  hot  burning  owj  paffed  by  befo. 
Dds.3.22.  ceafed  not  to  make  the  oven  hot 

1  J.angel  of  the  L.  came  down  into  the  ov. 
fmote  the  flame—  out  of  the  oven 
£>»ercame. 
2  Efd.i  1.40.  the  fourth  came  and  overcame  all 
wi/rf.  1 6.io.teeth  of  the  venemous  beafts  ov era. 

18.22.he overcame  the  deftroyer,not  with 

2  Mac.z.  2 1.  they  overcame  the  w  hole  countrey 

^Dtoercome. 

1  £/H.3y.hethat  (hall  overcome, and  whofe 

2  Efd.2.zi.  the  firft  Adam— was  overcome 

6.28  corruption  fhall  be  wwo^and  the 
7.f  8.  if  he  be  overcome,  he  fhall  fuffer 
13.34.and  toovercome  him  by  fighting 
Jud.  j.zo.  and  we  fhall  overcome  them 
iri/^.  2.4.and  overcome  with  the  heat  thereof 
£cf/.48.i  2.  no  word  could  overcome  him 

1  Ata.s.^i.truft  in  hini,fhall  be  overcome 

2  Mac.  1 1.1 3-the  Hebrews  could  not  be  everco 

^Dnerfiow. 
Jud.  2.8.filled  with  their  dead,  till  it  overflow 

£>t»ecla(D. 
Bar. 6.29.  which  avtovetlaid  with  gold  &  (ilver 

Verfe  jo. 
sDrjetmafter. 
£«/.  1 2.  j.  left  he  ovemafier  thee  thereby 

£cc/.26\io.abufe  her  felf  through  ovrm.  liberty 

£>toerpaffe. 
£«/.  1 4.t4.part"of  a  good  defire overpajfe  chee 

iDtierplttfi!. 

i  Mac.  1 0.4 1.  all  the  overplus  which  the  officers 
iDtfrfee. 

1  Efd.j.z.  dVd  very  carefbHy  <wft/f*  the  holy 
1  Mac.3.2  z.to  overfeethe  affaires  of  the  king 
£Dbcrf«ins 


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P  A I      PAR 


PAS       PAT 


Apoc.j 


iSBfoMfccing. 
Judith  8.3-  as  he  flood  overfeeing  them  that 
Wifd.j.z  j.havingall  povret,overfemg  all  things 

•Dberfeev. 
tob.i.zz.  fteward,  and  overfeer  of  the  accounts 

53Dfcierfeer0. 

1  Mac. 1  •  ?  1  ■overfeers  over  all  the  people 
1 0.3  7.I  will,  that  their  overfeer s  and 
$)fcerQjati3i». 
B<tf.y.8.fweetfrnellingtrce  fliall  overjhad.I(ae\ 

4Dfcerfight. 
1  3fdc.13.39-  as  fov  any  over  fight  ov  fault 

©tertafeen, 
/«d/rf>  1 1.1 1  •  their  lin  hath  overtaken  them 

£)tocrtt#ei». 
Eccl.xo. 1 5.  the  Lordowffow  the  countreyes 

£)bert!jjoro. 
wi'if. y.*3-  ill  dealing  fliall  overthrow  the  thro- 
Eccl-8-i 6-no  help,he  will  overthrow  thee 
12^3-they  will  help  to  overthrowhim 
29.16-3  (inner  wil  overthrow  the  good  eftate 
1  #1^.3.22.  the  Lord  himfclf  will  overthrow 
j  .j. he  gave  them  a  great  overthrow 
£Dtoertlj2oi»uig. 

Ecc/.i  3-1 3  walked  in  perill  of  overthrowing 

T»5. 14.4.01  Nineve,  that  it  fliall  be  overthrown 
Jud-7-  iV.fhall  be  overthrown  in  the  ftreets 

1 6.1 1.  up  their  voice,  but  they  were  overthr. 
£a/.j.l4.hach  overthrowntheit  judgment 
12.12  -left  when  he  hath  overthrown  thee 
27. 3. his  houfe  fliall  foon  be  overthrown 
2  55. 1  ^.overthrown  the  houfes  of  great  men 
iDtoertmf}. 
1  Mac.  1 2  •  3  o-after  them,  but  overtook  them  not 

£Dber-S»elgr). 
Ecc/.8.i.with  a  rich  man,left  he  over-weigh  thee 

jDtoetr=S»tfe. 
EccZ-10.26.be  not  over-wife  in  doing  thy  bufin. 

jDilghteft. 
£«/•  1  y  •  r  1  •  oughtefi  not  to  do  the  thing 

^aglp. 
wifd.16.3-  the  ougly  light  of  the  beafts 
£>ur0« 

1  Mac.  1  J.i  3«  your  cattell  and  goods  are  ours 
and  ours  are  yours  | 

•  £>Bt=gOtag0. 

2  E/cJV-4-7.which  are  the  ortt-gow^ofparadife 
£)atmatO. 

Ecc.n.z .abhor a  m an  for  his  outward  appearan 

Jl>Ut-rot>e0. 
1  Ate-i  y.41  •  might  make  ouUTodes  upon 

€>me. 
1  Mac.i  3-39.crown-:ax  alfo  which  ye  owe  us 

£>mlttg- 
1  Mac.  1 3 . 1 5  .it  is  for  money  that  he  is  owing 
1 y .8. be,  or  (hall  be  owing  to  the  king 
&t»ner<g. 
Tflfe  a.i2.  fent  them  home  to  the  owners 

13. is  it  not  fiollen?  render  it  to  the  owners 

Jitd.  8 . 1  .the  daughter  of  Merari  ,the  fon  of  Ox 

1  Efdr.6-3o.%\h  corn,  fait,  wine,  and  oyl 
Judith  ro-y-  a  bottle  of  wine,a  crufe  of  oyl 

11.  13.  the  tenths  of  wine  and  oyl 
£cc-3  9. 2  6-bloud  of  thegrape,&  oyl,8i  clothing 

4y.i  y.  and  anointed  him  with  holy  oyl 
Sufan.  1 7.  bring  me  oyl  and  wafliing  balls 


49.i9.wereinprfi?2as  women  in  travtll 
2  Mac.7.6.  have  fuffered  a  fliort  pain 

g.t.zpain  of  the  bowels,that  was  remedilefs 
9. whiles  he  lived  in  forrow  and  pain 
11 -his  pain  increasing  every  morning 
32>aineO. 


Bar  6.28.their  wives  lay  up  part  thereof 

1  Mac.z.\o.  what  nation  hath  notapare 

10.20.  require  thee  to  take  our /w** 

2  A?«.8.28.w  hen  they  had  given  part  of  the  (p. 

t&artrt).  partefy. 
r/'j/c/.  j.  1 2.  when  an  movi—parteth  the  air 


2  M  <K.9.7.memb.or  his  body  were  much  pained   1  Af  ac .  1 .6.&  farta/  his  kingdome  among  them 


|2>ac(ge. 
Eccl.^%.  i  o-pacifie  the  wrath  of  the  Lords  judg. 
2  Mrtc4.4j.ifhe  would pad^e  the  king 

$act6eU. 
Ecc.f  .6.be  pacified  for  the  multitude  of  my  (ins 

1  tf-7-he  wns  not  pacified  towards  the  old 

3  4- 1 9.  nor  is  hee  pacified  for  (in 
2  Mac.  1 3.2  e^perfwaded,pd«/icd,made  them 

$>atn. 
2  E/^.8.^9.thirft  and/wia  3re  prepared  for 

9.1 2.  maft  know  it  after  death  by  pain 

1 2.2i?.fhall  die  on  his  bed,and  yet  with  pah 
wifd.10.9.  wifdom  delivered  from  pain  thofe 
Ecct.$  i.2o.the  pain  of  watching,  and  choler 


l^ains. 
Ecd.11.1 1. that  laboureth  and  nketh  pains 
38.7.  and  taketh  away  their  pains 

1  Mac.10.1  y.of  the  pains  that  they  had  endured 

2  Afdc2.27.we  will  undertake- this  great  pal. 
5.30.I  now  endure  (ore  pains  in  body 
7.  I2.th3t  he  nothing  regarded  the  pains 
9.18.  his  pains  would  not  ceafe 

Rainfall, 
2  Efdras  7.12 .full  of  ptrils,and  very  painfull 
2  Mac.z.  z6.  taken  upon  us  this  painfull  labour 
fbafnt. 

1  Mac3.48.to  paint  the  likenes  of  their  images 

2  Mac2.2^.undertaketh  to  fet  it  out,& paint  it 

painters. 
Wifd.15.4.  the  painters  fruitleffe  labour 

palace. 
Ejlh.iz.i.  and  keepers  of  the  palace 
Barach  6.59.  a  pillar  of  wood  in  a  palace 

palate. 
EccZ.36.19.as  the  palate  tafteth  divers  kinds  of 

f-kalfep. 
1  Mac.y.  yy.  he  was  taken  with  zpalfcy 

fS>amphil(a. 

1  Af^c.iy.2  3.Caria,and  Samos,2nd  Pamphilia 
3&ang0. 

ECC/.3 1.20.  choler,  and  pangs  of  the  belly 
32>an. 

2  Mac.T.%.  and  to  be  ftyed  in  the  pan 

#>an0, 

1  Efdr.i.  1 2.  and  //«»*  with  a  good  favour 

2  Af  tfc.7. 3. commanded  pans  and  cauldrons 
#>ape-r. 

2£/"d;\.i?.2.caufe  them  to  be  written  iapaper 
Tob.j.  14.  took ptfprc ,and  did  write  aninfttutn. 

f&arable0, 
Ecc.  1.25.  theparabks  of  knowledge  are  in 
6.3  5.  let  not  the  parables  of  underftsn-  efcape 
13.26.  the  finding  out  of  parables  is  a  wcari. 
i8.29.powred  forth  exquiiite  parables 
38.3  3. found  where  parables  are  fpoken 
39.2.  and  where  fubtill/wv?6Z«are 

3. and  be  converfant  in  dark  parables 
47.  iy.  filledft  it  with  dark  parables 

17.  thy  fongs,and  proverbs,and  parables 
l^archeD.   |>>arcrjetij. 
Judith  io.y.a  bag  with  parched ccrn,and 
£^.43. 3, at  noon  it /wcteb  the  countrey 

fSarOort. 
wifd.6. 6.mercy  will  fcon  pardon  the  meaneft 
1 2. 1 1  .for  fear  of  any  man  give  them  pardon 
1 8.2.and  befought  them  pardont for  that 
Prol.ofSir.Sc  topardon  us,wherein  we  may 
£cc/.2C28.  fliall  get  pardon  for  iniquity 
21. t.  askpiZn&Bfortby  former  (ins 
28.3.doth  teekpardon  from  the  Lord 
y.  who  will  intreat  for  pardon  of  his  fins 

f2>arCrjne&.  |SarOonetI;. 
2  Efdras  7.68.  and  Wparduneth  5  for  if  he 
mfd.13.2,  nor  are  they  to  be  pardoned 

f^arxr.tg. 
f^/i.4.6.againft  their  parents  in  their  triall 

12.6.  the  parents  that  killed  with  their 
Eccl.3.7.  will  do  fervice  to  his  parents 

22.9-cover  thebafeneffe  of  their  parents 
Sufan.  3.  her  parents  were  righteous 

1  Ate.io.9.de!ivered  them  to  their  parents 

2  Af<zc.i2.24.roanyofthe  Jevtespare?its 
$>artaKer0. 

Eflh.ig.^.  partners  of  innocent  bloud 
Wifd.  16.  1.  partakers  of  a  fttange  tafte 

\%.<)-partal\ers  of  the  fame  good  and  evill 
2  Atac.4.14.  /wta^.ofthe  unlawfull  allowance 

y.27.be  partakers  of  the  pollution 

$->art. 
Judith  7.  i .  were  come  to  take  his  part 
wifd.1.16.  worthy  to  take  pact  of  it 

2.9.  without  his  part  of  voluptuoufnefle 
Ett/.44.2  3.amongthe  1  z.trib.did  he  pa; t  them 


$as*fl( 

Eccl.\6.z6.  he  difpofed  the  parts  thereof 
x  Mac.y.q.cut  offthe  utmoft  parts  of  his  body 
9.y.fore  torments  of  the  inner  parts 
^articuiavflf. 
2  M4C.2.30.  to  be  curious  in  particulars 

1  i.zo.of  the  particular  si  have  given  order 
32>artlg. 

Wild.  1 7. 1  y.  were  ^yt^  vexed  with — -appariti; 
and  partly  fainted  ,their  heart  failing 

fDartnersf. 

£cc/.42. 3.  reckoning  with  thy  partners 

^arttiOgc. 
Eccl.  1  i.30.1ike  as  a  partridge  taken  and  kept 

^affable 
2  Mrfcy.20.3nd  the  knpajfable  by  foot 

#affe. 
wi/ 1.8  neither  fhall  vengeance— ^//"c  by  kirn 
2>4.our  life  fliall  paffe  away  as  the  trace  of 
7-let  no  flower  of  the  fpring  paffe  by  lis 
6.2  2.and  will  not  paffe  over  the  truth 
Ecc/.2  3.2.and  it  paffe  not  by  my  (ins 

42.  9.  left  (lie paffe  away  the  flowr  of  her  age 

1  Ate.y.40.  if  he  paffe  ovet  fiift  unto  us 

2  Mac.  1  y.3  6.in  no  cafe  let  the  day  puffs 
$afTct).  |9jfTcO. 

Ju.l.\6.g.  faucoin  pafjed  ihorcw  his  neck 
Efih. i5.6.\i2vi.r\2,pa{led  thorow  all  the  doors 
Wifd  y»9-are  pafjed  away  like  a  fliadow 
EccZ.28.19,  hath  notpaffedihotow  the  venom 
1  Mac-  3.37.bavingpfl//Wthe  river  Euphrates 
f^adcti;.  ^aOeth. 

(rt/i^.y.time  is  a  very  fliadow  that  paffeth 
y.io.asa  (hip  that  ^j/t^  over  the  waves 

14.  paffeth  away  as  the  remembr.of  a  gueff 
7.24.(lie/>a/7cr&iand  goeth  through  all 
£cc/.2  y.  1  i.love  of  the  Lord  paffeth  all  things 

fading. 

Wifd.X4.<y.pa]fwgthe  rough  fea  in  a  weak  velTell 

|5affot)er. 

1  Efd .  I .  I  •  Jofias  held  the  -feaft  of  the  paffover 
offered  the  paffov.  the  fourteenth  day 

1 2. and  they  rolled  the  paffover  with  fire 
20.  fuch  a  paffover  was  not  kept  in  Ifrael 

2  £p.4.y.C3ilme  again  the  day  that  is pafi 
4  5. there  be  more  to  come  then  is  past 

or  more  pafi  then  is  to  come 
46. what  is  pafi  I  know,  but  what  is 
9.i.whenthoufeeft  part  of  the  (ignespa/J 
Wift.i  1 .12. the  remembrance  of  tilings  pafi 
EccZ.42.19.  dedaretb  things  that  are  pafi 

32>aftime. 
wifd.  1  y .  1 2.  counted  our  1  ife  a  pafiime 
Eccl-i  2-  I2.there  take  thy  pafime,ini  do 
Bar.  3 . 1 7-had  their  pafiime  with  the  fowls  of 
#ath. 

2  Efd. 1 4. z  2.  that  men  may  find  thy  pdf& 
BiJj'.i.j  1.  nor  thinketh  of  her  path 

$>atf)£0(. 
Tob.4.19.  that  al  1  thy  paths  and  counfels 
Brfr.3,2 1  .nor  underftood  the  paths  thereof 

f->ath=maj?, 
K'ifd.5.10.  the  path-way  of  the  keel  in  the  waves 

fJatuncc- 
rri/cf.2.i9.know  hismeekn.&  prove  his  patience 
EccZ-2.14.wo  unto  you  that  have  loft  patience 
3.13.  have  patience  with  him,  and 
y.i  1  •  and  w  ith  patience  give  anfwer 
16. 1 3 -the  patience  of  the  godly  fliall  not 
1 7. 24. comforted  thofe  that  fail  in  patience 
20.3  2.r.ecc(Tary  patience  in  ft  eking  the  Lord 
29. 8. have  thou  patience  with  a  mm 
4,i.2.defpaireth,^nd  hath  loft  patience 
patient. 
2  Efd  7.64.that  he  is  patient,  and  long  fufferetb 
Ecc.  1.23.3  patient  man  will  bear  for  a  time 
2.4.be  patient  when  thou  art  changed 
18.11  .therefore  is  God  patient  with 

jy.i8-nor. 


!Apoc.   PAY   PEA 


PEN   PEO 


PER   PER 


»oc 


3  5-i8.nor  will  the  mighty  be  patient 

$atfent%, 

Brtr.4.25 .fuffer patiently  the  wrath  that 
a  ifcto.6.i4.the  Lord  patiently  forbeareth 
fJattertt, 

£cccYj  8.z8.his  eyes  look  ftill  upon  the  pattern 

•^>abcmcnt. 
Eccl.za.  1 8.  to  flip  upon  a  pavement,  is  better 
Be/  ip.behold  now  the  pavement,  and  mark 
$>ag. 

Ecd.i^.zi-  hinder  thee  toothy  vow 
29.i.and  /w^  thou  thy  neighbour  agm'n 
6.for  honour,  he  will  pay  him  difgrace 

i  Mac.%.  a8.have  his  fouldiers  p^  for  a  yeer 
10.36.to  whom  pay  mall  be  given 

2  Mac.S,  io.king  was  to  pay  to  the  Romans 

To&. 2.  1 2,.  they/>a)irf  her  wages,and  gave  her  alfo 
1  Mdc.10.41.  which  the  officers  pflj^  not  in 

^apety. 
Eccl.zo.  6.payctb  htm  with  curlings  &  railings 

f-tepments. 
Barucb  3.8.  to  be  fubject  to  payments 
1  Ata.i  1.34.  in  ftead  of  the  payments  which 
Ideate. 

2fl6.13.14.for  they  fhall  rejoice  in  thy  peace 

Jud.  3.1.  fent  ambafladors— to  treat  of  pe<zee 
7.24.  in  that  you  have  not  requiredpeare 

Wtfd.i.jMtet  deftruftion:  but  they  are  in  peace 
1 4. 22.  thpfe  fo  great  plagues  called  they  peace 

Eccl,  1 . 1 8 .  making  peace  and  perfect  health 
1  j.  18.  what  peacebetw.  the  rich  &  the  poor 
z6-  z.  fulfill  the  yeers  of  his  life  in  peace 
z8.o.debate  among  them  that  be  at  peace 
1  j  .deftroyed  many  that  were  at  peace 
j  8. 8. from  him  is  peace  over  all  the  earth 

4  iii  4. my  children,  keep  difcipline  in  peace 
44. 1 4.  their  bodies  are  buryed  in  peace 
47.  16.  for  thy  peace  thou  waft  beloved 

5  o.  1  j .  that  peace  may  be  in  our  dayes 
B^ivj.i  j.fhouldft  have  dwelled  in  peace  forever 

I4.where  is  the  light  or  the  eyes,  and  peace 
4.20.I  have  put  off  the  clothing  of  peace 
5«4.the  peace  of  righteoufrufle,3nd  the  glory 
1  Mac. 5. 54. they  had  returned  in  peace 
6.49.wth  them  that  were  in  Bethf.he  made  pe. 
7.i3.ofI[rael,th3t  fought  peace  of  them 
8. 20.to  make  a  confederacy  &  peace  with  you 

22.3  memoriall  of  peace  and  confederacy 
9.70.  to  theend  he  fhould  make /We 
10.4.  let  us  firft  make  peace  with  him 
47.was  the  firft  that  intreated  of  peace 
66.returned  to  Jerufalem  with  peace 
11.50.gram  us  peace,  and  let  the  Jews  ceafe 
5  i.eaft  away  their  weapons, &  ma&e peace 
1  j. 37.  ready  to  make  a  ftedfaft  peace 
40.  let  there  be  peace  betwixt  us* 
I4.8.then  did  they  till  .their  ground  in  peace 

11.  hee  made  peace  in  the  land 
16.10.into  the  land  of  Judea  in  peace 
z  Mac. 3 . 1  .city  was  inhabited  with  all  peace 
j.ij.and  pretending  peace,  did  fotbear 
1 0.1 2. endeavoured  to  continue  peace  with 
12.2.  tcbe  quiet,  and  live  in  peace 
4.  as  being  defirous  to  live  in  peace 
1 1  .being  overcomejbefought  Judas  forpe. 
14.6.  will  not  let  the  realm  be  in  peace 
|2>ca<-eable. 
2  Efdras  1 1. 42. thou  haft  hurt  the  peaceable 
Eft.i6.$.may  be  quiet  and  peaceable  for  all  men 
Eccl.47.1  j.  reigned  in  a  peaceable  time 
1  Mac.  i.j o  Spake  peaceable  words  to  them 
5. 25. came  unco  them  inpeaceable  manner 
14.  2  j.  made  a  peaceable  conference 
^Deaccablp. 
JW.7. 1 5.  met  not  thy  perfon peaceably 
Eccl  44  6.\iving  peaceably  in  their  habitatioas 
Bar. 6. 2. 1  willbringyoH  away  peaceably 
1  Mac.f.\<i.  he  fpake  unto  them  peaceably 
29. they  faluted  one  another  peaceably 
1 2. 4.  bring  them  into  the  land  peaceably 
$&ea.tc=of<:r'mg. 
Eccl.  3  y  .i.that  takcth  heed  -offereth  a  peace-off. 
47. 2. as  the  fat  taken  from  peace-offerings 

$eeip. 

Eccl.zi.z\.  a  fool  wilipeep  in  at  the  door 


fSataltg; 

1  Efd.  8 . 2  4  .by  penalty  of  monj^  or  by  imprifen. 
^enaons. 

1  E[d.4.$6.  to  all  that  kept  the  city, pe?ifons  & 
^entccoft. 

Tob.z.r.  in  the  feaft  of  Pe»fec0/?,which  is 

2  /i/ac.  1 2. j  2.  after  the  feaft  called  Pentecoft 

n'if.  16.  j.thefe  fuffering  penury  for  a  fhort  fpace 
4.  upon  them — fhould  come  penmy 
people, 
Jud. 5V3 .tell  mc  now — who  thispeople  istbat 
6.18.  the  people  fell  down  and  worfhipped 
14.17.he  leaped  out  to  the  peop!e,md  cryed 
EHb.  io.12.fo  God  remembred  his  people 
nifd.S.z .  give  ear,  you  that  rule  the  people 
2i.ye  kings  ofthepeflp/c,honour  wifdom 
24,a  wife  ki.is  the  upholding  of  the  people 
»j.7.chofen  me  to  be  a  king  of  thy  people 
1 2.  and  then  fhall  I  judge  thy  people 
itf.z.dealing  gracioufly  with  thine  own  pco. 
z o.feddelt  thine  own  peep,  with  ang.food 
1 8. 7. of  thy  people  was  accepted  both  the 
i9.j.and  that  thy  people  might  paffe 
Eccl.g.  1 7.wife  ruler  of  the  people,  for  his  fpecch 
1 0.1. as  the  judge  of  the  people  is  himfclf 
8.tranfhted  from  one  people  to  another 
i6.r  1 .  ftiffe-necked  among  the  people 

17.17.  be  remembred  among  fo  many  people 
24.  i.fhall  glory  in  the  midft  of  her  people 

6.in  every  peop. &  nation  I  got  a  gofflffion 
1 2. 1  took  root  in  an  honourable  people 
j  i.p.hath  he  done  among  his  people 

33.18.  O  yegreat  men  of  thepeople 

35.19.  have  judged  the  caufeof  his  people 
36.9.  let  them  perifh  that  opprtfTe  thepeople 

14.  and  thy  people  with  thy  glory 
37.23  awifemaninftrufteth  the  people 
4 1. 1  S.before  a  congregation  and  people 
42.1 1.  and  reproach  among  thepeople 
44. 4.1eaders  of  the  people  by  their  counfels 

1  5-the  people  w  ill  tell  of  their  w  ifdom 
4 5. 3. gave  him  a  commandement  for  hispeo. 
1  5. and  blefle  the  people  in  his  name 
iif.tonnke  reconciliation  for  his  people 
z  2.  nei.had  he  any  portion  among  the  pec 
46.7  .and  withheld  the  people  from  lin 
8.of  fix  hundred  thoufand  people  on  foot 
r  3. and  anointed  princes  over  his  people 
ao.blot  out  the  wickednefle  of  the  people 
47.4-not  take  away  reproach  from  the  people 
y.and  fet  up  the  horn  of"  his  people 
6.  fo  the  people  honoured  him 
13.  even  the  foolifhneffe  of  the  people 

who  turned  away  thepeople 
49.  z.  in  the  converfion  of  the  people 

1  y.like  unto  Jofeph — a  ftay  of  thepeople 
yo.y. honoured  in  the  midft  of  the  people 
i7.then  all  thepeople  together  halted 
19.  thepeop/ebefought  the  Lord 
Barucb  2.30.  it  is  a  ftiffe-necked  people 
3  5. and  they  fhall  be  my  people, ind 

I  will  no  more  drive  my  people 
4-  5-  be  of  good  cheer,  my  people 
Sufan.7. now  when  the  people  departed 
47.  then  all  the  people  turned  them 
fo.all  the  people  turned  again  in  hafte 

1  Mac.  1 . 4 1 .  that  all  fhould  be  one  people 
j.43.teftore  the  decayed  eftate  of  oar  people 

let  us  fight  for  our  people 
8.1  f.confulting  alway  for  the  people 
1 1.2 1.  who  hated  their  own  people 
3  3. to  do  good  to  the  people  of  the  Jewes 
42.  do  this  for  thee  and  thy  people 
14.23.it  pleafed  the  people  to  entertain 
1  5. 40. and  began  to  provoke  the  people 

2  Mac'4.4.8.  forthechy, and  for  the  people 
j.i9.not  chufe  the  people  for  the  places  ftke 

but  the  place  for  the  peoples  fake 
6.2.  was  fore  and  grievous  to  thepeople 

1 6. yet  doth  he  never  forfake  his  people 
1  o. z  1. called  thegovernoursofthepecp/e 
12.  ij.inhabitedby  peop.  of  divers  countreys 
1     4 1.  exhorted  the  people  to  keep  themfelves 
13.25  .the  people  were  grieved  for  the 
3  5r.r4.who  prayeth  much  for  thepeople 


24.that  come  againft  thy  holy  people 

f2>craDT)enture. 

K'ifd.  1  $.6. they  per  adventure erre,  feeking 

1  Mac4.10.if  peradventure  the  Lord  will 
9. 8.if  peradvciit me  we  may  be  able  to  fiuh'c 

$>ercettoe.  ° 

tvijll.\6'.  1 8.  themfelves  might  fee  and  perceive 
Bar. 6. 49,  how  then  cannot  men  perceive 

^DjrccibeO. 
v/ifd.rg.  1 S.  which  may  well  be  perceived 
Eccl.  1 8. 1 2.  he  faw  and  perceived  their  end 

2  Maaz.j.  which  when  Jeremy  perceived 
fkroftien. 

Eccl.16.9.  pitied  not  the  people  of perdition 

iyifd.4. 1 3  .being  made  per  feci  in  a  fhort  time 
15*3. to  know  thee  is  perfe  ft  r ighteoufheffe 

Eccl.  1. 1 8. making  peace  and  perfecl  health 
3  i.io.tried  thereby,and  found perfeft 
34.  8.  fhall  be  found  perficl  without  lies 
44,17.  Noah  was  found  per/eff  &  righteous 
45  8.  he  put  upon  him  per  feci  plory 

fSerfcceD. 
trijd.4.i6.and  youth  that  is  foon  perfected 
EccLy.^z.  thit  thy  bleffing  may  be  perfccled 
z  3 .  20.  fo  alfo  after  they  were  perfeclcd,  he 
perfection. 

Eft.  r  5-f.ruddy  through  the  perfe  ill  on.  of  beautv 
Wifd  3.  i^.fhall  not  come  to  thur perfedion 

6.1  5.(0  think  therefore  on  her  is  perfecllm 
Eccl.z  1.1  i.the  perfeclimdiihe  fear  of  the  Lord 

3  4.8.W  ifdome  is  perfection  to  a  faithfull  mo. 

43. 7. that  decreafeth  in  her  perfedion 

50. 1  i.clothed  with  the  trerfi clion  of  gZorv 
f^rfertlp.  ' 

Judith  1 1.6.  bring  the  thingjerfeclly  to  paffe 
Eccl.z4.zS.  firft  man  knew  her  not  perfctlly 
38.28.  watchfth  to  pnlifh  it  per  felly 

|5erfoirnancc. 

Eccl.  i9.2o.wifdcme  is  the  performance  of  the 

z  Afa£.ii.i7.maderequeft  forihe  performance 

perfo?;ttc9. 

1  Efd.S.  2 1 .  let  all  things  be  performed  after  the 

2  Efd.j.z  4.  have  mot  perform  d  his  works 
14.25.  till  the  things  be  performed  which 

EccI.t.z1)  .have  performed  a  weighty  matter 

12>erfame. 
Teb.6. 1 6.  take  the  allies  of  the  perfume 
Bcc/,49.  i.compofition  of  the  perfume  that  is 
Bar.6.4 3. fitting  in  the  waies,burn  bran  for perf 

1&eriU. 
Eccl.  13.13.  thou  walkeft  in  perill  of  thy 
1  Mac.11. 3  j.  and  put  himfelf  in  perill 

f>criHn 
Judith  6.8. thou  (halt  not  perifh  till  thou  be 

'/.  1 1 .  fo  much  as  one  man  of  thy  peop.  perifh 
E  fiber  11.9.  and  were  ready  to  perifh 
wifd. 4. 19.2nd  rheir  memoriall  fhall  perifh 
12.12.  accufe  thee  for  the  nations  that  perifh 
i8.i9.fore(liew  this,left  they  fhould  perifh 
Eccl  3.2<?.that  loveth  dangerjffnllperi/?)  therein 
?.7.fhallpej7j7j  in  the  diy  cf  vengeance 
8. 1  j.  (Lalt  perijl)  with  him  through  his  folly 
$6.9.  let  them  perifh  that  opprcflc  the  people 
41.6.  inherit,  of  linners children  QiaUperiJh 
44. 18. fhould  perifh  no  more  by  the  flood 
47.  22.  nor  fhall  any  cf  his-workspOT/S 
Barucb  3.3.  and  we  perifh  utterly 
1  Afa£.'3.9.fiich  as  were  ready  to  perifh 
t).  1 3. 1  perifh  through  great  griefc 

^ertG)etj. 
1  Tfd. 4.27.  many  alfo  have  pcrifhed — for  worn- 
Tob.  1 4. 1  o.  fel  1  into  the  fnare,and  periflocd 
Eft.16.z1.  chofen  people  fhould  have perifhd 
".'if.  10. 3.  he  pcrifhed  alfo  in  the  fury  wherewith 
6. when  the  ungodly pcriftiedjhe  delivered 
14. 6. when  the  prou  1  giants  perifhed 
16.^. pcrifhed  with  the  flings  of  crooked  ferp. 
Eccl.  37.3  i. by  furfetting  h.ive  many  peri  fie  d 
44.9. are  perifhed,  as  though  they  hsd  never 
Bai\3.2  8./;cri/fe/through  their  foolifhnefle 

1  Mac.  1 3.39.  of  them  pcrifhed  through  famine 

2  Mac.  <;  .9.  pcrifhed  in  aftrangc  land 
8.19-an  hund.fnurfcore  &  five  thoaf.perifhed 

$erfHietli. 
2  Efd.<).  37.notwithftand.  the  law  penfheti)  not 
Eccl.  t  7. 28.thankfgtving 


jApoc.      PER      PES 


PHI      PIT 


P  L  A       P  L  A       Apoc, 


£cc/.i7.z8.thankfgiving  perifhetb  from  the  dead 

W(flL  14.2?.  unfaithfulnefle,tumuli£,p0'/«>;y 
f2>e?rnanettt:. 

1  E/'rf.j^i.thus  infirmity  was  made  permanent 

J£>er$jetnaH, 

2  Efd.9.  19.  corrupted  by  a  perpetual!  feed 
TwdVfb  1  j .20 .  to  thee  for  a  perpetual! praife 
£#.i4.?.tookeft  Ifrael— for  a  perpetual inhcri. 
{Ti/isi.  i  o.  14.  gave  him  perpetual!  glory 

1 1  .^.fountain  of  a  perpetual  running  river 
Eccl.i  1.33.  upon  thee  a  perpetual! blot 
37.  nS.his  name  mall  be  perpetual! 
4i.6-(hall  have  3  perpetual!  reproach 
1  Afdc.6.44.  and  get  him  3  perpetual!  name 
1 3 . 29. armour  for  a  perpetual! memory 

fJerpctuallp. 
SwLjy.  1 3  •  childrcns  children  perpetually 

1  AfdC.  3. 3  i-beiog  greatly  perplexed  in  his  mind 

3§>er£fci?te.* 

2  Ep.i  5.3 1 -in  great  power  to  per fecute  them 

f2>crfecutet). 
Judith  16.3.  of  them  that  perfecuted  vne 
mfd.  11.20.  being  perfecuted  of  vengeance 

1 5. 1  tf.with— ihowres  were  they  perfected 
Eccl.10.19.  fo  is  he  that  is  persecuted  of the  Lo. 
Bdc4.25.tb.ine  enemie  hath  perfecuted thee 

f2>erfecatfon. 
1  Mac.t.41-  they  that  fled  for perfecution. 

1  Mac.9.1.  entred  the  city  called  Perfepolis 

?9eraa. 
i  £/3.:;.9.three  princes  of  ZV/fo  (hall  judge 
8.8o.gracious  before  the  kings  of  Perfia 
1  Mac.  ?  •  3 1  .determined  to  go  into  Pcrfia 
<;.i.thac  Ehmais,in  tbecountreyofPer/fois 
5.  who  brought  tidings  into  Perfia 
56.was  returned  out  of  Pty/?.iand  Media 
14.2.  when  Atfaces  the  king  of  Per  pa 
t  Mac.  1 . 1 3  .the  leader  was  come  into  Per  Jin 
i9.our  fathers  were  led  into  Perfia 
3  3.  it  was  told  the  king  of  Perfia, 

$2>e«fisrt0, 

1  Efd.i. tf. to  him  &  his cbildr.til  the  Perf.  rei. 
Jud.  16.10.  the  Perfians  quaked  at  her  boldnefie 
Ejih.i6.z  3.  and  the  wellaffefted  Per  pans 
1  Mac.1.1.  Darius  kingofthe  Perlians 

Jud.7. 1  5.  met  not  thy  perfon  peaceably 

1 2.1 2.  it  will  be  a  (hame  for  our  perfon 
Eft. 19.1  1.  as  the  next  perfon  to  the  king 
Mfd.6.7.  (hall  fear  no  mans  perfon,  neither 
Ecc/.4.22.accept  no  perfon  zgzitill  thy  foul 
27.nor  accept  the  perfon  of  the  mighty 
7.6.thou  fear  the  perfon  of  the  mighty 
10.5  .upon  the  perfon  of  the  fcribe  (hall  he 
5  5. 1 3. not  accept  any  perf.  agai.  a  poor  man 
42. 1. accept  no  perfon  to  (in  thereby 

1  Afdci4.i4.every — wicked perf.he  took  away 

£^.i6.4.the  glorious  words  oflewd  perfons 
£crf.20.22.accepting  of  perfons,  overthroweth 
3  5. 1 2.with  him  is  no  refpecl:  of  perfons 
^erfscatie. 

2  Mac. 1 1. 14.  that  he  would  pcrfvaade  the  king 

^erftoa&eo. 
2  E/rf.7.61. that  are  perfwadedto  falvatibn 
2  Afdc.10.20.  v>  etc  perfmaded  for  money 
1 3.26 perfaaded,pzc\fod,m3de  them  well 
fJetlooaQons. 

1  £/J.5.73<fccret  plots , and  popular  perfwafions 
Certain. 

Eccl.  2 1 .2?.  fuch  things  as  pe rta'in  not  to  them 

2  A/dc.3 .6. which  did  not  pertain  to  the 
f2>evtafitfng. 

2  Afar.  14.8,  things  pertaining  to  the  king 

J&rrtjerteO. 
Sufan.9. tnev  perverted  their  own  mind 

2  £#.  1 5.49.  famine,  fword,  and  pestilence 
19cftflent. 

E/?/j.  16.7.  through  the  prftilent  behaviour  of 

1  Afdcio.6r.certain  pcftilent  fellowes  of  Ifrael 
f&etitfatt. 

2  Efdr.8.14.  to  the.petition  of  thy  creature 


1  AfdC.7. 3  7. houfe  of  prayer  Zipetition  forthy 

2  AfdC4.2  2.  went  with  his  hoft  unto  Phenice 

1  AfdC  6.  2.  Alexander  the  fon  of  Philip 
1 4.  then  cailed  hee  for  Philip 
6 3. where  he  found  Philip  to  be  matter; 

S.y.had  difcomfited  in  battell  Philip 

2  Jtfdc5.22.left  governours — at  Jerufal.  Pii/J/> 
6. 1 1.  being  difcovered  to  Phil.vtete  all  burnt 

3£hiIometo£. 

2  A/dc.4.2 1. coronation  of  ptolomeus  Philomet. 

10. 13  .that  Philometor  had  committed  to  him 

^tyneess.  fMjlnea*. 

2  E/rf.  i.2.the  fon  of  Phmees,the  ion  of  Eleazar 

1  MdC.z.z6.3S  Phineas  did  to  Zambri,the  fon  of 
^\.Phincas  our  father,  in  being  zealous 

2  Mac.  y .  2  2.  Philip,for  his  countrey  a  Phrygian 
iMjgfician. 

£c£/.to.io./%/z«d»cutteth  off  a  longdifeafe 
38.1.  honour  a  phyfician  with  the  honour  due 
3. the  skill  of  the  phyfician  (hall  lift  up 
1 2.  then  give  place  to  the  phyfician 
1  j. fall  into  the  hand  of  the  ptypcian 
32>hp8cfan0. 
Tob.i.  10. 1  went  to  the  phyficians,  but  they 

Eccl.i  8. 19.  ufe  phyfic^  or  ever  thou  be  fick 
Ptceeff. 

1  Efd.  1.3  2.flain,and  torn  their  bodies  in  pfocj 
2. 14. 1  have  broken  theevillin/««« 

2  Ate.  15. 3  3.(hould  give  it  by  pieces  to  the 
fierce, 

2  Mac.  1 1.9.  pierce  thorow  walls  of  iron 

fDicrceO. 
Jud.\6. 1 2. fons  of  the  damf.  have  /wrarfthem 

3£>ictcet5). 
£c.3  j.  1 7. prayer  of  the  humble  piercetb  the  clo. 


2  Ate.  5 .3.(hields,and  multitude  offices 

>  pilgrimage. 
2  e/^.8'39.1  will  remember  their  pilgrimage 

fMIgrtms. 
2  Efdr.16,40.  even  as  pilgrims  upon  the  earth 

fMlleo. 
Tfl6.u.i3.thewhiteneffehepi&rfaway 

pillow, 
1  £/3.3.8.laid  it  under  king  Darius  hispillow 

lynching. 
Eccl.i  1 . 1 8.rich  by  his  warintfle  3nd  pinching 

Eccl.i 4.24  fliall  fallen  a  pwin  her  walls 

£«/.40.n.thef^and  the  pfaltery  make 
#(tch. 

Eccl.il.i.  toucheth  pitch  (hall  be  defiled 
Dan.^.zt.to^n, pitch,  tow, and  fmall  wood 
Bel  27.  Daniel  took  pitch,  fat,  and  hair 

Eccl.i 4.2 y.  heihallfitcfchis  tent  nigh  unto  her 

1  Mac. 5. 49. every  man  (hould  pifefo  his  tent  in 

2  Ate.i  5. 17.  determined  not  to  pitch  camp 

IDitcheD. 
r/'i/".r  i.2.^/«Wtents  in  places  where 
1  Ate.  3. 40.  came  and  pitted  by  Emmaus 

H'ifd.io.i  3.went  down  with  him  into  the  pit 
Ecc.it.\6.  how  to  throw  thee  into  a  pit 
21 . 1  o.at  the  end  is  the  pit,  of  hell 
27.26.whofodiggetha/>iit,  (hall  fall 

1  Afdc7.19.he  call  them  into  the  great  pit 

2  Mac.1.19.  into  a  hollow  place  ofzpit 

2  Efd.  1. 1 9.  then  had  1  pitie on  your  mournings 
1  $.1 9.  a  man  (hal  have  no  pitie  on  his  neigh. 
Tob.  3.15'  .and  pitie  taken  of  me,that  I  hear  no 
6.17.  who  will  have  pitie  on  you,&  fave  you 
8.4.  that  God  would  have  pitie  on  us 
1 1 . 1 5«and  haft  taken  pity  on  me 
Judith  6. 19. pitie  the  low  eitate  of  our  nation 
Eccl.  1 2.1 3. who  will  pitie  a  charmer  that  is 

i4.that  goeth  to  a  (inner—  who  wi\\  pitie 
B<zr.3.2.bavepifieupon  us,becaufe  we  have 
2  Ate.4.  37.  moved  to^iti^and  wept 
7. 27. have  pitie  on  me  that  bare  thee 


Eccl.  1  d.  9.  he  /vVvf d  not  the  people  of  perdition 
Kar,a.  1  ^.reverenced  old  man, ncv pitied  child 
2  Afdc.3 .  2 1 ,  it  would  have  pitied,  a  man  to  fee 

l&itffttU. 
Eccl.z.t  1.  long-fuffering,  and  very  pitifuU, 

^lace. 
£/?&.i3.3.the  fecond^tein  the  kingdoms 
Wifd.iz.  20.  giving  them  time  and  place 

19.22.  aflift  them  in  every  time  and  plate 
Eccl,8. 16.  go  not  with  him  into  a  folitary  place 
jo.  1 5. planted  the  lowly  in  their  place 
J  2.12.  left  —  he  (land  up  in  thyp/dce 
1 6.8.  neither  fpared  he  the  place  where  Lot 
19.17.give  place  to  the  law  of  the  moft  High 
29'27-give ^tef,thou  ftranger3toan  honour. 
32.2.take  thy  place,that  thou  maift  be  merry 
41.i9.of  theft,in  regard  of  the  place  where 
48.?.his  foul  from  the  place  of  the  dead 
Barucb  3.1  f.who  hath  found  out  her  place 

24.I10W  large  is  she  place  of  hispoflefllon 
S«/.49.rcturn  again  to  the  place  of  judgment 

1  Ate.io.  14.it  vi3$thzplace  of  refuge 
14.3tf.did  much  hurt  in  the  holy  place 
16.16.  on  Simon  into  thebanquctingp/dce 

2  Mac.  1. 19.  fo  that  the  place  was  unknown 
3&lace0, 

2  Mac.  1  f.20.  &  the  beafts  conveniently  placed 

places.  ■ 
Tobit  y.  1 5. knoweft  thou  thefeplaces  well 
Eccl.9-7.  in  the  folitary  places  thereof 

24.4.1  dwelt  in  high />/dw, and  my  throne 
33.12.  and  turned  out  of  their  places 
46.9/0  that  he  entred  upon  the  high  places 
fMague. 

2  Efd.i  y.r  2.  (hall  be  fmirten  with  thzplaguc 
i6.i9.behold,famine  &  plague,  tribulation 

£«/.2  3.1 1  .the/Vdg«c  fliall  never  depart 
25.13  .any  plague  but  the  plague  of  the  heart 

Bdy.6.48.  when  there  cometh  any  war  or 
49.  themfelves  from  war  not  plague 

1  A/dc.3.29.  plague  which  he  had  brought 

2  Afdc.9.5.  incurable  and  invi(ible/>/dg«e 
iMagueo. 

1  Mac.9.1)  5.  at  that  time  was  Alcimus plagued 

2  Mac.9.1  i.being  plagued,  he  began  to  leave  off 
3&!ague0. 

mfd.  1 4. 2  2  .thofe  fo  great  plagues  called  they 
Baritch  2 .2.  to  bring  upon  us  great  plagues 
7.  all  thefe  plagues  are  come  upon  us 
j.4.forthe  wcbcaufe  thefe  plagues  cleave  to  us 
2  Mdc7.37.by  torments  &  plag.  maift  confefle 


fri/"d.7.2  2.undefiled,p/di7Z,  not  fubjec"t  to  hurt 
Eccl.zi .  10.  is  made  plain  with  ftones 
3  2.2 1.  not  confident  in  a  plain  way 

1  Afdcy.52.into  the  great  plain  before  Bethfan 

i6.ii.intheyj/d«of  Jericho  was  Ptolomeus 
32>!atfter. 
ivifd.16. 1 2.nor  mollifying  plaifter  that  reftored 

fMalfterteg. 
£«/.22.i7.as  a  hit plaifleri?ig  on  the  wall 

fMant. 

Eccl.  10. 1 8.  that  love  him,  an  honourable  plant 

49.7.  that  he  might  build  upalfoand/>/dȣ 

2  Mac.  1. 29. plant  thy  people  again  in  thy 

fManteO. 
Eccl.io.  1 5.  planted  the  lowly  in  their  place 

1&Iant0. 
r«/.7.2o.the  diversities  of plants,  &  the  vertoes 
1 0.7. plants  bearing  fruit,  that  never  come  to 
f-Mate. 

Jud.  1 2 . 1  .bring  her  in  where  his  plate  was  fet 
1 5.1 1. all  his/>/dfc?,and  beds,  and  veflels 

1  Afdc-i  5.32.  cup-board  of  gold,&  (ilver  p!ate 

pirns. 

Eccl.^o.j.  covered  with  plates  of  brafle 

fMap,  fMa^eO. 

Eccl.13.  23.  (he  hath/)/d;cd  the  whore  in  adult. 

^o^.play  with  him,&  he  will  bring  thee  to 

47.  i. he  played  with  lions  as  with  kids 

^JeaDeO. 

2  Ate.4. 44.  pleaded  th<"  caufe  before  him 

^leafattt. 
£«;.32.tf.melody  ofmufick,with/)/My"/»f  wine 
40.2i.ajpfcd/dBf  tongueisahove  tbem  both 

2  A/df.if^o.mirgled  1 


/Apoc.       PLE       POL 


POO       POR 


POS       POW      Apoc 


2  Mac.i  S-S9-  mingled  with  water,  ispteafant 
$Heafe. 

T06.3.1 5-.  i£  it  pleafe  not  thee  that  I  fhould  die 

4.3. and  do  that  which  (hall  pleafe  her 
tfifd.i4.1y.  willing  to  pleafe  one  in  authority 
Eccl.iS.  ?  i.giveft  thy  foul  the  defires  thatf/.her 
19.1 9.  that  do  things  that  pleafe  him 


fMeafet) 

Tfl&it  j .  16.  fo  they  were  well  pleafcd 
Judith  7. 1 6.thefe  words  pleafed  Oloferncs 

1 5.10.  and.  God  is  pleafed  therewith 
F/ifd.q-io.he  pleafed  God,and  was  beloved  of 

14.  for  his  foul  pleafed  the  Lord 
Ecd.34.  r  9-the  moft  High  is  not  pleafed  with 
44.16.  Enoch  pleafed  the  Lord,  and 
48. 22.  the  thing  t  hat  pleafed  the  Lord 
1  A£<?c.i.i2.this  device  pleafcd  them  well 
8. 2 1.  that  matter  pleafed  the  Romans 
1 0.47. with  Alexander  they  were  wel pleafed 
1 4.4.  and  honour/)/  afed  them  well 

47-was  weWpleafed  to  be  high  pried 
A7«.i.20.whenit/?/w/edGod,Ncemias 
1 1.35/. '.herewith  we  alfoare  well  pleafed 
iq.lS.viaspleafed  that  the  temple  of  thine 
fDIeafeth. 
Judith  3.3.  ufe  them  as  it  pleafeth  thee 
Eccl-i  9.2 1. 1  will  not  do  as  it  pleafeth  thee 
ao.  28.  and  hee  that  pleafeth  great  men 
39. 1 8.  done  whatfoever/>/e<aJVfb  him 
fMcauttg. 
T0&.4.21.  that  which  is  pleafing  in  his  fight 
wifd.g.io.  know  what  ispleafiig  to  thee 

1 7.18.3 plea,  fall  of  water  running  violently 
£«Z.  J  3 .  j .  is  a  thing  pleafim  to  the  Lsrd 
48.1 6.  that  which  was  pleafmg  to  God 

fMeafure. 

f/'i/C  1. 1 3. neither  hath  he  pleaf.  in  the  deftructi. 
7.2.  the  pleafure  that  came  with  fleep 
8.1 8. ^re^t  pleafure  it  is  to  have  her  friendfh. 

Eccl.9. 10.  thou  (halt  drink  it  with  pleafure 

1  i.thing  that  the  ungodly  have  pleafure  in 

1  i.2  7.afflicT:i— maketh  a  man  forgetpleafure 
14.  j.fhall  not  take  pleafure  in  his  goods 
18.31. take  not  pleafure  in  much  good  cheer 
19.?.  whofotakethp&a/«>"e  in  wickednefle 

2  j. 2  i.and  defire  her  not  for  pleafure 
33.13.  to  fafhion  it  at  his  pleafure 
37.2  fj.neither  hath  every  foiil  pleafure  in 
4  i.4.againft  the  pleafure  of  the  moft  High 

r  M/K.4.42.  fuchas  had  pleafure  in  the  law 
2  Mac  1 2. 11 .  and  to  pleafure  him  otherwife 

fMeafureff. 
ficc/.rp-if.he  that  refiftethpZc£/«wcrowneth 
1  Atac8.30.they  may  do  it  at  their  pleafures 

fMentp. 
Judith  2.18 ./>/«tfy  of  vi ftuall  for  every  man 

fMots. 
1  £/#.y.73.by  their  fecret  p/oi\5,and  popular 


2  £/tf.i$.6.exceedinglypfl//«f^the  whole  earth 
Tob.z.g.  being  polluted,  &  my  face  was  uncov. 

3. 15. 1  never  polluted  thy  name 
Jud.^.z. polluted  her  virginity  to  her  reproach 

1  Mac.  1 4.36. polluted  all  about  the  fanftuary 

2  4tfdcj.i6.holy  veffels  with  polluted  hands 

#pllntetlj. 


ao.27.underftanding  w  ill  p/cd/e  great  men       ficcA40.29.he  pollnteth  himfelf  with  other  mens 

^oHutfon.  pollutions. 

Judith  9.4.abhorred  the  pollution  of  their 

1  Ate.Z3.50.cleanfed  the  tower  from  pollutions 

2  A/flc.5.27.  be  partaker  of  the  pollution 

pomegranates. 
£cc/.4J.9.corapafled  him  with  pomegranates 
l5>omp. 

1  Mac. 10.86.  met  the  king  with  great  pomp 
frontier, 

2  Efdras  4.3 1. ponder  now  by  thy  felf,  how  great 
ficcZ.21.17.  fhall/wififo'  his  words  in  their  heart 

^oiitseveD. 
tfifd.8.1  7.and  pondered  them  in  mine  heart 

39ools. 
2  Efd.16.60.  pools  on  the  tops  of  mountains 
$001. 

1  E/J.3.i9.ofthe|)Cfl/-m3n,  andof  the  rich 

2  Efd.if.i  1  .weakened  as  a  poor  woman 
T«6.2.2.bring  what  poor  man  foever  thou 

4-7.nor  turn  thy  face  from  any  poor 

2 1. fear  not,  my  fon,that  we  are  made  poor 
Vi'ifd.  2.  io.  let  us  oppreffe  the  poor 
Eccl.  i  .28.  diftruft  not— when  thou  art  poor 
4.1.  defraud  not  the  poor  of  his  living 
4.nor  turn  the  face  from  a  poor  man 
8.  bow  down  thine  ear  to  the  poor 
7.3  2.ftretch  out  thy  hand  to  the  poor 
io.2  2.wbctb.er  he  be  ricb,noble,  or  poor 
2  3.  it  is  not  meet  to  defpife  the  poor 
30.  the  poor  man  is  honoured  for  his  skill 
1 1 .2 1 .  to  make  a  poor  man  rich 
1 3. 3. the /ww  is  wronged,and  hemuft 
18.  what  peace  betw.  the  rich  and  thepoor 
ig.  fo  the  rich  eat  Up  thepoor 
20X0  doth  the  rich  abhorre  the  poor 
2 1  .a  poor  man  being  down,is  thruft  away 
2  i.the  poor  man  flipt,and  yet  they  rebuked 
23. if  the  poor  man  fpeak,  they  fay,  What 
2 1.  j.  a  prayer  out  of  a  poor  mans  mouth 
2j.2.hateth— a/wman  that  is  proud 
26.4.  whether  a  man  be  rich  ox  poor, if  he 
29.8.  patience  with  a  man  in  poor  eftate 
9.  help  thepoor  for  thecommandem.  fake 
22.  better  is  the  life  of  a  poor  mm 
30. 14.bett.is  the  /w,being  found  &  ftrong 
3i.4.the/>fffli'labourethinhispff9>'eftate 
3  4.20.  an  offering  of  the  goods  of  the  poor 

3  ?. 13.net  accept  any  perfon  agai.a  poor  man 
38.i9#andthelife  of  the  poor  is  thecurfe  of 

Ztaf#cfc6.28.butto  the/Wand  impotent 
2  MflC4.47.&  thofe  poor  men— he  condemned 
1S>opolar. 


jo.  r  2. when  he  took  the  portions  out  of  the 
¥>o(Me. 
Jud.S.  22.reproach  to  all  them  that poffeffe  us 
Eccl.  1 1 .  24.have  enough,& poffeffe  many  things 

f30u"eu"e0. 
Eccl.36.i  j.  \-ax\poffcffed  from  the  beginning 
f>ou-e(Ron.         B       ° 

Jud- 1 6.  1  r  .and  remained  in  her  own  poffeffion 
<rtf*/.8.y.ifriches  be  a  poffeffion  to  bedelired 
£cc/.4.itf.his  generat.  (hall  hold  her  in  poffeffion 
24.6.in  every  people — I  got  a  poffeffion 
28.24. tnat  he  had  got  thy  poffeffion 
5 1 . 2 1 . 1  have  gotten  a  good  poffeffion 
f2>ou"e(Tions. 
ficcZ.41.1,  tbatliveth  at  reft  in  his  poffefliont 

^S»ofTible. 

Pf'ifd.  16.1  y.it  is  not  poffible  to  efcape  thine  hand 

2  Mac.i-  6.  that  it  vizspofsib/e  to  bring  all  into 

1 4. 10.  it  is  not  poffible  that  the  flate  fhould 

^ofte. 

irifd.^-g.  and  as  a  pofie  that  bafted  by 

poller  ttp. 

1  Efdras  4.  j  3  .as  well  they  as  their  poflerity 
Ecd.tf.z^.  his  poflerity  fhould  have  the  dignity 

2  y.  (hould  be  to  his  poflerity  alone 

47.22.wilheeftablifhthe/'9/?c>%ofhiselt-(ft 
Baruch  2. 1  j.his  poflerity  is  called  by  thy  Name 

2  Atac  1 .  2 1 .  the  poflerity  of  thofe  priefts 
pottage. 

Be  1 3  3 .  Habacuc,  who  had  made  pottage 

potentates. 
£cc/.io.24.judges  &  potentates  fhal  be  honoured 

fitter. 
^yS.  1  j.7.  the  poftef  tempering  foft  earth 

the  potter  himfelf  is  the  judge 
Eccl.  27. ^.furnace  provtb  the  potters  veflell 
3  3.  as  the  clay  is  in  the  potters  hand 
3  8.29/0  doth  the  potter  fitting  at  his  work 
fSotS. 
lEfdras  r.ii.theyfod  them  iabuSe  pots 

f&obertv. 
Eccl.  10.3 1.  he  that  is  honoured  in  poverty 

how  much  more  in  poverty 
1 1 . 1 2.  wanting  ability,and  full  of  poverty 
1 4.  /jflwi'jfy  and  riches  come  of  the  Lord 
1  s.z+.poverty  isevill  in  the  mouth  of 
18.25.  think  upon  poverty  and  need 
22.23.be  faithf.  to  thy  neighb.  in  his  poverty  j 
26.28. man  of  war  that  fuffereth  poverty  \ 


Eccl. 1 8.25-.  get  wifdom  that  holdeth  the  plough  j  *  £#.  J-zj-fecret  plots,and  popular  perfwafions 

fMoxoetlj. 
Eccl. 6. 19.  come  unto  her  as  one  that  ploweth 

$o<nt. 
Ecc/.  3 1. 1  y.and  be  difcreet  in  every  point 
z  Mac.z.^o.  to  ftand  upon  every  point 
1 3 .  io.being  at  the  point  to  be  put  from 

#cints.    joints. 

2  Ate.  1 2. 22  .with  the  points  or  their  fwords 
1  s.i2.exercifed — 'n  all  points  of  vertue 
ISoifoneO. 

2  iJte.io.i3.pw/Wihimfelf,anddied 

fDoIicp.  policies. 
Jud. 11.S.  heard  01  thv  wifdom,  and  thy  policies 

1  Mac.S.4.  by  their  po/icy  and  patience  they  bad 

2  i)tf«c.  1 3 .1 8 .  to  take  the  holds  by  policy 

i4.29.toaccompli(h  this  thing  by  policy 
5 1. notably  prevented  by  Judas  policy 

|2>oi;fl).  f->oHO)eD. 
EccZ.38.18.  watcherh  to  pnbfh  it  perfectly 
Lirucb6.S.  kispol/fhedhy  rhe  workman 

pollute. 

1  Mac.  i.46.|)/)/tecchefanftuary  &  holy  people 

2  iWac.6. 2. and  to/»ttto?alTbthe  temple 


¥>0iCh. 

1  Efdr.9.4 1  .broad  court  before  the  holy  porch 

2  Ate.  i.S.burnt  the  porch,  &  fhed  innocent  bl 

liters. 
1  Efd.  1 . 1 6.  the  porters  were  at  every  gate 

f&oitfcni. 

fi^te'  1 3. 1 6. defpife  not  the  portion  which 
P«y&  2.9.this  is  our  portion,md  our  lot  is  this 
Eccl-7.1  r.give  him  bis/w£w»,as  itis  command. 
1 1. 1 8. this  is  the  portion  of  his  reward 
14.9.  is  not  fatisfied  with  his  portion 
1 7. 1 7-but  Ifrael  is  the  Lords  portion 
24.1 2. in  the  portion  of  the  Lords  inheritance 
2  y.  1 9.  let  the  portion  of  a  (inner  fall 
26.3.  a  good  wife  is  a  good  portion 

in  the  f  0/^03  of  them  that  fear 
2  3.  as  a  portion  to  a  wicked  man 
41.9.  a  curfe  (hall  bey 'our  portion 

2  1 -to  take  away  a.  portion  or  a  gift 
4f.2  2. nor  had  he  any  portion  among  the  peo. 
the  Lord  himfelf  is  his  portion 
2  Mac.  1.26.  preferve  thine  own  portion 
1 4. 1  j.  who  alwsves  helpeth  his  portion 
Coitions 


(  Efd.8.8  3. a  land  polluted  with  the  pollutions    fic.44.23.gave  him  an  heritage,  &  divid.his/W. 


a?.a.turn  him  not  away  becaufe  of his  paver. 
QSower. 
2  fi/y.  r.  1  o.all  his  power  have  I  fmitten  down 
Judith  2.i2.by  the  power  of  my  kingdome 
9. 11. thy  power  ftandeth  not  in  multitude 

1 4.  thou  art  the  God  of  all  power 
11.7.ZS  his  power  liveth  who  hath  ferit  thee 

fowls  of  the  air  (hall  live  by  thypower 
ij.4.  O  Lord  God  of  all  power,  look 

1  i.to  (new  his^wcr  yet  in  Jerufalem 
19.  remember  the  power  oi  God  for  ever 

ivifd.  1.3.  and  his  power  when  it  is  tryed 
6, 3.  power  is  given  you  of  the  Lord 
7.23-free  from  care,  having  all  power 

2  j -the  breath  of  the  power  of  God 

26.  unfpotted  mirrour  of  the  power  ofG. 
9.  ii.andprefervemeinherpfliw 
1  o.2.gave  himpower  to  rule  all  things 
1 1.  jo. through  the  brearj:  of  thypower 

2 1. may  withftand  the  power  of  thine  arm 
I2.ry.  agreeable  with  thy  power 

16. thy  pow.  is  the  beginning  of  rrghteouf. 
i7.that  thou  art  full  of  power 
1 8,but  thou,maftering  thy  power,  judgeft 
mayeft  ufe  power  when  thou  wilt 
14.3 1. it  is  not  the  power  of  them  by  whom 
1  %. 2. we  are  tbine,knowing  thy  power 
3.  to  know  thy  power  is  the  root  ofirnmor. 
1 6. 1 3. thou  haft  power  of  life  and  death 
i9.midftofwater,  above  the  power  of  fire 
Eccl.  $.io. the  power  of  the  Lord  is  great 
6.26.keep  herwayes  with  allthy/ww 
8. 1 3.  be  not  furety  above  thy  power 
9.  r  3  .that  man  that  hath^<nw  to  kill 
10.4.  the  power  of  the  earth  is  in  the  hand  of 
i3.2.burthennot  thy  felf  above  thy  power 
1  f .  1 8.he  is  mighty  in  power^nd  beholdeth 
18.4.10 


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18.4.  to  whom  bath  hegivenptnwtodecl. 
46.6.  with  hail-ftones  ot  mighty  power 
49 .  j .  hee  gave  their  power  to  others 
Baruch  1.6.  according  to  every  trans  power 
3.  j.  but  think  upon  thy  power 
tf.jg.to  be  a  king  that  fheweth  hispower 
63.  neither  in  (hew,  nor  in  power 
Pr-of  Manaf.  fear  and  tremble  before  thy  power 
2  j>te.?.i4.aftoniedat  the  power  of  God 
a8.  acknowledged  the  power  of  God 
9. 8.  to  all  the  mamfeft  power  of  God 
1 1.4.  not  at  all  considering  the  power  of  G. 
11.28.with  his  power  breaketh  the  ftrength 

Van. 3.3  8.  O  all  ye  powers  of  the  Lord,bleffe 
Pray.ofManafj'.  all  the  powers  of  the  heavens 

Eccl.  16.  1  f .  that  his  power  full  word  might  be 

32»OtO,se. 
Tab.  4.  i7.  powr  out  thy  bread  on  the  buriall  of 
Eccl.  1  c  1 3  .(hall  powre  out  'abomination 
16.  11.  and  to  powr  out  difpleafure  •  , 
14.  3  3.  I  will  yet  powr  out  doctrine 
36.7.raife  up  indignaticn,&  powr  oat  wrath 
zy.6.\\\a\\powre  out  wife  fentences 

2  8  .they  powr  nut  their  f  ot  cc3and  appeafe 

Eccl.  18-29  powred  forth  exquifite  parables 
50.1  5. powred  of  the  bloud  of  the  grape 

he  powred  out  at  the  foot  of  the  altar 
27.0m of  his  heart  powred  forth  wifdom 
2  Mac.i. 3 1. to  be  powred  on  the  great  ftones 

Eccl.iS.  1  i.and  powreth  forth  his  mercy 
3  j.  14.  (hepowreth  out  her  complaint 
43.19.as  fait,  he  powreth  on  the  earth 
$->iacttfe.  $>?actlceg. 
Ett/.io.etnothing  at  allby  injurious  pracTices 
27 .9.  return  to  them  that  practife  her 
f^.ctifeu.  $jacttang. 

1  Efdr^.i6.  City  was — fraclifinz,  igaioft  kings 

2  M2C.i4.ai.fhould  bfi  fuddenlypaSJ/crf 

^taifc. 
t  Ep.  1 3 .57.g;ving  xmfe— 'to  the  moft  High 
vT«&if  3 . 1 1  .let  all  thy  w  orks  prai/c  thee 

8.1  j.  be  pra"":d  with  all  pure  and  holy  praife 

therefore  let  thy  faints  praife  thee 

1 2.6.blefle  God, praife  him,and  maguine 

praife  him  for  the  things  which  he  hath 

it  is  good  to  praife  God,and  exalt 

therefore  be  not  flack  to  praife  him 

ii'6.praife  the  Lord  of  might,and  extoll 

7.  my  foul  (haWpraiJe  the  King  of  heaven 
14.7^0  fhall  all  nations  praife  the  Lord 
Jud- 1 3 . 1 4-praife ,pmfe  God,  Praife  G  od  (I  fay) 
20.  to  thee  for  a  perpetuall  praife 
16 .  i-fang  after  her  this  fong  of  praife 
E7Z.13.17.we  maylive,0  L.&praift  thy  Name 
the  mouthes  of  them  that  praife  thee 
Wifd.  1  ?.i9.went  without  the  pra'fe  of  God 
Eccl. 1 1.3 1.  in  things  worthy  praife  will  lay 
if.y.pra'fe  is  not  feemly  in  the  mouth  of  a 

lQ.praife  (hall  be  uttered  in  wifdome 
17. 27. who  (hall  praife  the  moft  High 

28.  found  in  heart  (hall praife  the  Lord 
i3.28.  will  give  praife  to  him  that  found  her 
24. 1. wifdome  (ha\\  praife  herfelf 
27.7.  praife  no  man  before  thou  heareft  him 
3  j. 2. that  giveth  alms,facrificeth  praife 
39.10.the  congregati.thall  declare  his  praife 
14.  and  (ing  a  long  ox  praife,  blefie  the  L. 
1  J.fhew  forth  his  praife  with  fongs 
3  f  .therefore  praife  ye  the  Lord- 
43.1 1. rain-bo  w,andj?m/e  him  that  made  it 
44.1.  let  us  now  praife  famous  men 
5 1. 1. 1  do  give  pTji/euntathy  Name 
19.  be  not  athimed  of  his  praife 
Baruch  j.6.thee.  O  Lord,will  we  praife 
7»  andpraife  thee  in  our  captivity 
Dw.3.34.  praife  &  exalt  him  above  all  forever 
AndfotoFerfe6y. 
Pra.ofManaf.  Iwillp/aj/^thee  forever 

all  the  powers  of  heaven  do  praife 
1  Mac.4.31.  praife  thez  with  thankfgiving 

$>ta(feO. 
1  E/"^.4.62.they/)f«i/erftheGod  of  their 


2  Efd. 4.4 2 .all  praifed  the  Lord  w it h  fongs 
Tobit  8.i  j.then  Raguel  praijed  God,  and  faid 

thou  art  worthy  to  be  praifed 
Judith  6.  20.  and  praifed  him  greatly 
wifd.10. 20.  and  praifed  thy  holy  Name 
Eccl.47.6.  praifed  him  in  the  bleffings  of  the  L- 
Dan.z.zS.  to  be  praifed  and  exalted  above  all 
Sufan. 6 3 .praifed  God  for  their  daughter 

1  Mac.^.za..  praijed  the  God  of  heaven 
t  Mac.  1 1.  9,  praifed  the  mercifull  God 

f->ia(fe0. 
£/%?>•  14.10.  to  fet  forth  the  praifes  of  idols 

Tob.ii.j.  praifing  God  that  he  had  given  him 
16.  rejoycing  and praifing  God 
14. 1.  Tobit  made  an  end  of  praifing  God 
U'ifd.iy.p.praifingthecO  Lord,who  hadft 
Eccl. 3  9. 1 5. in  praifing  him,you  (hall  fay 
s  Mac.q..*)'}.  praifing  the  God  of  heaven 

2  Mac.  t-2.4  l.praifiug  the  Lord,th(2  righteous 

\%.z$.praifmg  the  Almighty  in  their  own 
?£>iap. 

fob.6.i7.pray  to  God,which  is  mercifull 
8.4.  (ifter,arife,and  let  us  pray  that  God 
1 2.12.  therefore  when  thou  didft  pray 

Jnd.8.$  1  .therefore  now  pray  thou  for  us 
9. 1 2.I  pray  theeJ  pray  thee,0  G od 
n.i7:andl  willp*vijito  God,aad  hee 

n'ifd.16.  28.  &  at  the  day-tpringpnzy  unto  thee 

Eccl  $7.1  5 .above  all  this  pray  to  the  moft  High 
39.5.  will  pray  before  the  moft  High 

f-^apeu, 
Tobit  3..  1. and  in  forrow  praye d/aying 
1 1 .  he praye d toward  the  window 
£(?&,!4.3.(hep,a)eduntotheLord  God 
U'lfd.j.r.l  prayed,md  underftanding  was  given 
1  Mac.ti.y  i.eaft  earth  on  his  head,  and  prayed 
z  Mac.i.t).  then  we  prayed  to  the  Lord 
2.  io.as  when  Mofesprayed  unto  the  Lord 

even  fo  prayed  Solomon  alfo 
5 .4-every  one  prayed  that  that  apparition 
1  f.  1  z.prayedfot  the  whole  body  of  the  Jews 
fjkiapr. 
Tobit  1 2. 8.  prayer  is  good  with  fading 

1 3.  i.then  Tobit  wrote  a  prayer  of  rejoicing 
Judith  9.12.  hear  thou  my  prayer 

1 3. 1  o. according  to  their  cuftome,to  prayer 
Esther  i3.8.and  made  his  prayer  to  him 
wifd.  1 3 . 1 7«then  maketh  he  prayer  for  his    - 
Ecc4.er.his  prayer  (hall  be  heard  of  him  that 

7.  10.  when  thou  makeft  thy  prayer^ 

1 7.2  j  .make  thy  prayer  before  his  face 
ai.y.a  prayer  out  of  a  poor  mans  mouth 
34.26.  who  will  hear  his  prayer 

3  j.i  $.hear  the  piviyer  of  the  oppreffed 
\6.  his  pivzyer  (hall  reach  the  clouds 
i7.thepM}'£rof  the  humble  fhall  pierce 
36.  i7.0Lord,hear  the  prayer  of  thy  fervants 
39.  j.  and  open  his  mouth  in  prayer 

6.give  thanks  to  the  Lord  in  his  prayer 
yo.19.  people  befought  the  Lord — by  prayer 
j  1. 1 1.  and  fo  my  player  was  heard 
1 3.I  delired  wifdom  openly  in  my  prayer 

1  Mac.i.  3 3.  and  cryed  with  prayer 

7-Y/.  to  be  an  hou'e  of  prayer  and  petition 

2  Ate.i.23-  the  prieftsniade  a  prayer 

24.the  prayer  was  after  this  manner 
io.27.fo  after  the  prayer,  they  took  their 
1  i.42.betook  themfelves  to  prayer 
1  j.22.in  his  prayerhe  faid  after  this  manner 

25.  with  invocation  and  prayer 

papers. 
Teb«  3. 16.  the  prayers  of  themboth  were  heard 

12.1  j.which  prefent  the  prayers  of  the  faints 
Judith  4.1 3.  fo  God  heard  their  prayers 

13.3.  would  go  forth  to  her  prayers 
Baruch  2.14.  hear  our  prayers, O  Lord 
1  M K.tt.  1 1. and  in  out  prayers — think  on  our 
a  Mac.  1.5.  and  hear  your  prayers,  and  be  at  one 

£«£.7. 14.  not  much  babling  whenthou  prayejt 
18. 23. before  rhou  praye'ft,  prepare  thy  felf 
28. 2 .  be  forgiven  when  thou prayeft 
$>iapeth. 

£«/.34.24.whenonejpiflyct^,  &  anoth.  cutfeth 


2  Efd.  16.67. of  them  who  keep  tiny  precept's 
Tob.6.1 5  .doft  thou  not  remember  the  precepts 

^>?EC(OH0, 
Tobit  13.16.  emeraucis  and  jw-moaj ftones 
Jud.xo.i.  anointed  her  felf  with  precious  oiht. 
Eflb.  14.1.  in  ftead  of  precious  ointments 

1 5.6.  with  gold  and  precious  ftones 
n'ifd.7.9  .compared  I  to  her  any  precious  ftorie 
Eccl'Q.^.  things  that  are  precious  in  her 

#jeuec£fi:o?0. 

EJI.14.S  .our  fathers  from  ail  thcit  predeteffors 

|0?ec»;(ncnr6- 

E«/.  33.31  keep.to  thy  felf  the  preeminence 

1  yV/dt.  1 1.17.  anH  gave  him  preeminence   " 

iy'tfd.j.8.1  preferred  her  before  fcepterS- 

|5?epare. 

t  Efd.  1. $.  prepare  yai\  after  your  families 

2  £/2/.  14. 24.  look  thou  prepare  thee  many 
Tvb.5.16. prepare  thy  felf  for  the  journey 

1 1. 3. let  us  hafte— and  prepare  the  houfe 
/Mi. 7.  that  they  prepare  for  meearth  &  water 

1 2. 1. that  they  (houKi  prepare  for  her 
Eccl. 2.1 -prepare  thy  foul  for  temptation 

1 7. that  fear. the  L.w ill jot/w<?  their  hearts 
1.8. 1 3.  before  thou  praye  ft  ..prepare  rhy  felf 
3  3.4.  prepare  what  to  iay,and  fo  thou  ihait 

1  Efdras  1.13.  they  prepared  for  themfelves 
14.  the  Levi  is  prepared  for  then  felves 
Toto  :•!•  a  good  dinner  prepared  for  me 

5. 1 6.  when  his  fon  had preparcd-A[  things 
/w/^b  9.  6.  all  thy  wayes  are  prepared 

1 2.19.  what  her  maid  had  prepared 
EMh.  1 1. 7. all  nations  were  prepared  to  battell 
rrt/y.9.8.haft  prepared  from  the  beginning 

1 6. 10.  bread  prepared  without  their  labour 
EaZ.49.12.  was  prepared  for  everlaftineelorv 

f^epareoft.  -  ' 

W//H.  r  6.2.  thou  prepared^,  for  them  meat 

Eccl.i6.z% -prepareth  fuch  a  one  for  the  fword 
f-nepartng. 

wy#.  1 4 . 1  .one preparing  himfel f  to  fail 

#iefcrib£0. 
1  Efdii.'ji  as  David  the  king  of 'Ifrael  pre fcribed 

fDwfence, 
r«/i/  1 4. 1 7.  men  could  not  honour  in  prcfence 
Ecd.8. 1  i.rife  not  up(i;;  angerjat  the  prcfence  of 

mf.z.6.en)oy  the  good  things  that  are  prefent 
4.2.when  it  is  prefent, men  take  example 
9  $.  wisprefent  when  thou  madeft  rhe  world 

io.that  being  prefent, (he  may  labour 
1 1.  it. whether  they  wereabfent  ot  prefent 
1 4.1 7.  was  abfent,as  if  he  were  prefent 
Ecchi.zi.whexe  it  isprcf.it  turneth  away  Wrath 
27.  23.  when  thou  art  prefent,  he  will  fpeak 
3  1.6.  and  their  deftruciion  was  prefent 
^icfmt. 
Tsb.i  z.  1  j.which /»•«/<?«£  the  prayers  of  the  faints 

f^efents. 
Eccl. zo. zg.prefcnts  snd  gifts  blind  the  eyes  of 

f-^efertoation. 
Eccl. 14.16.  a  prefervation  from  ftumbling 

|5?cferbe. 
Ta^'f  £.17.  and  thou  ihalc  preferve  her 
Wifd. 9. 1 1.  and  preferve  me  in  her  power 

f2>iefertieO.  f-Ueferfoeth. 
u'ifd.io.  1 .  (he  prefcriiedtht  (irft  formed  father 

4.  wifdom  again  pre ferved  it, and  direfted 

5.  and  pre  ferved  him  blamelefle  unto  God 

1 1. 2  j. or  been  prejerved,if  not  called  by  thee 
j  6. 26.  it  is  thy  word  which prefervetb  them 

Eccl.zo.z.  (hal!  be  prcfervtd  from  hurt 

w?P- 1 7 . 1 1  being /w/Jeaf  w  ith  confeience 
£«/.  1 3  .to.preffe  not  thou  upon  him, left  thou 

3 1.3  1  .preffe  not  upon  him  with  urging 
46.?. when  the  enemies  pre (fed  upon  him 

Bel  30.  king  faw  that  they  preffed  him  fore 
1  Mac.  1 4.9.  which  is  prejfedon  every  fide 

f&icfctituD. 
i  Mac.%.%0,-  all  that  prefumed  to  come  in 
5.15. pre  fumed  to  go  into  the  moil  holy 
f-^cfninptioii 


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fjiefumptfott. 
Eft.  1 3 .1.  not  lifted  up  w ith  prefumption 
i  Ate.  y .  i 8.put  back  from  his  presumption 

ECcl.it.  17-  though i  he  pretend  to  help 

f-^etoafl. 
Ecct.zo.6.  if  he  prevail, he  (hall  hardly  receive 

$>£etoent.  #iebeuteth. 
Wifd.6.i\.  (he preventctb them  thatdefire  her 
16.28.  wee  muft  prevent  thelun  to  give 

i  Efdras  8.77.  and  for  a /wy  with  flume 

Judith  y.  14.  and  they  (hall  be  a  ^?ey 

a. 4. haft  given  their  wives  for  zprcy 

16.5.  and  make  my  infants  as  a  /wy 

Eccl.ij.  10.  lion  lieth  in  wait  for  his  prey 

1  Mac.7. 47.  took  the  fpoils  and  the  prey 

Ecrf.33.31..  haft  bought  him  with  &  price 
Barucb  6. 2  y.  are  bought  for  a  moft  high  p'fice 
fJitcbet). 

wifd. 16.1  1  .they  wetepricl/ed,  that  they  (hould 
£«/.  12.U,  and  be  pricked  therewith 

1 4. 1  ,not  priched  w  nh  the  multitude  of  fins 

Eccl.iz. ip.he  that pneketh  the eye,fhall  make 

Tofe  4. 1  j .  in  ^rwfe  is  deftruclion  and  much 
Jiwfe&p.g.bebold  their/>W^,and  fend  thy 
Efther  1  j.  1 2.was  neither  in  contempt  nor  pride 

14.  neither  will  I  do  it  inpride 
Wifd.<;:8.  what  hzthpride  profited  us 
Eccl.\o.7.pride  is  hatefull  betore  God 
1 3 .  pride  is  the  beginning  of  fin 
18.  pride  was  not  made  for  man 
2  i.roughnefle  &  pride  is  the  lofing  thereof 
1  y.8.(he  is  far  from  pride,md  men  that  are 
16.8.  abhorred  them  for  their  pride 
26.26.  diftionoureth  him  by  her  pride 
43.1.  thepride  of  the  height,  the  clear  firma. 
Bar.  4.  24.  her  pride  (hall  be  turned  into  mourn. 

1  Mac.  z,  49.  now  hath  pride  and  rebuke  gotten 

2.20.they  come  againft  us  in  much  pride 

2  M ac, I. 2 8. and  with  pride  do  us  wrong 

5.2  i.ween'ing  in  his  pride  to  make  the 
7,j6.receive  juft  puniihment  for  thy  pride 
9.7.  but  ft  ill  was  filled  with  pride 

1 1 .  began  to  leave  off  his  great  pride 
1 y  .6.Nicanor,in  exceeding/wfe — determl. 

£c<r/.7.$i.fear  the  Lord^and  honour  the prieft 

50.1.  Simon  the  high />nV/2,the  fon  of  Onias 

j  1  Mac.z.  i.Mattathias —  a  prieft  of  the  fons  of 

7>i  4.  one  that  is  a  prieft  of  the  fons  of  Aaron 

1  y.  1. to  Simon  the  prie  ft,md  prince  of  the 

See  the  word  Jjtgli. 

1  E/rf.  1 . 2. having  fer  the  priefts  according  to 

4.  y 3.  all  the  priefts  went  away 

%4.priefts  veftments  wherein  thy  minifter 

y.  J9.  the  priefts  ftood  arayed  in  their 

8.77.our  kings,  &  om  priefts  were  given  up 
Judith  11.1  3  .and  refei  ved  for  the  priefts 
WJ/2/.  1 2.6.with  tbeirpw/fo,  out  of  the  midft 
Ecrf7.29.and  reverence  his  priefts 

yo-i  2.portionsout  of  the  />/■«?/?*  hands 
Bar. 1.7.  to  the  priefts,  and  all  the  people 
i6.to  our  princes,and  to  out  priefts 

!6\io.fometimes  alfo  the  priefts  convey  from 
lZ.thepriefts  make  faft  their  temples 
28.  their  priefts  fell  and  abufe 
3 1.  the  priefts  fit  in  their  temples 
33.  the  priefts  take  offtheir  garments 
4$.the  priefts  confult  with  themfelves 
1f. their  priefts  will  flee  away  and  efcape 
|  Dan$.6i.  O  ye  priefts  of  the  Lord3blefle 
Bel  8.called  for  his  priefts,  and  faid  unto  them 
lo.the  priefts  of  Bel  were  threefcore  &  ten 
1 5. in  the  night  came  the  prie(ls,whh  their 
28.  and  put  the  priefts  to  death 
1  Mac.i. 49.  brought  the  priefts  garments 
51.  and  thy  priefts  3re  in  heavinefle 
4.3  8. the  priefts  chambers  pulled  down 

42.chofe  priefts  of  blame lefle  con verfation 
y  ".^.certain  j>yic/2f,defirous  toftiew  their 
7.3  tf.  then  the  priefts  entred  in,  and  flood 


10.42.  becaufe  they  appertained  to  the  priefts 
1  Ate.i.io.ftock  cf  the  anointed  priefts 
13.  by  the  deceit  of  Naneas/wj?.s 
lo.thepriefts  that  were  then  devout 
20.did  fend  of  the  pofterity  of  thofe  priefts 
z^.the priefts  made  a  prayer  whileft  the 
30.  and  the  priefts  fung  Pfalms 
3.1  $.thepriefts  proftrating  themfelves 
4.1 4.the  priefts  had  no  courage  to  fetve 
14.34.  the  prie(is  lift  up  their  hands  . 
1  $.3 1.  fet  the  priefts  before  the  altar 
3E>iiefthoot>. 
Eccl.  4f.8.  and  gave  him  the priefthood 
1  j. execute  the  office  of  the  priefthood 
24.  dignity  of  the  priefthood  for  ever 
1  Mac.z.%4.  covenant  of  an  everlafting  pricftho. 
7.2 1  .contended  for  the  high  priefthood 
1  r.27.  confirmed  him  in  the  high  priefthood 
16.24.in  the  chronicles  of  his  prieilbpod 
a  Mac.z.17.  the  priefthood  and  the  famftuary 
4.24.  got  the  pritftbood  to  himfelf 
1 1. 3. fet  th-  priefthoodta  fale  every  veer 
1 4.7.  (I  mean  the  high  priefthood) 

Eccl.  1 4. 2  3  .he  that  prkth  in  at  her  windows* 

jud.g.  io.ferv^  with  the  prirtce3  &  iheprince  with 
Ecrf-41.  17.  and  of  a  lie  before  zprince 
•    48.1  i.with  the  pretence  of  any  printe 
Daw-3.i4.nei.is  there  at  this  time princcpx  pro- 

1  Afdc3.j3.now  when  Seron,a/wace  of  the 
9.30.chofen  thee  this  day  to  be  our  prince 
1  j.  1. unto  Simon  the  prieft,&  prince  of  the 

2.  prieft  and  prince  of  this  nation 

2  Ate.3.24.theP««ceofallpowercaufed 
fences. 

Eccl.  10.14.  the  thrones  of  proud  princes 
39.4.  hee  (hall  —  appear  before  princes 
46.18.all  the  princes  of  the  Philiftines 

Barucb  2.1. againft  our  princes,znd  againft 
3. 1 6.  where  are  the  princes  of  the  heathen 

1  Mac.6-6o.the  king  &  the  princes  were  content 
7.20.  one  of  his  honourable  princes 
9.37.  one  of  the  great  princes  of  Canaan 

i  Efdr.4.46.  this  is  the  princely  liberality 
IMnefpalttp. 

2  Afac.4.27.  Menelaus  got  the  principality 
y.  7.  hee  obtained  not  the  principality 

IStifon. 
Eccl.  13.  12.  and  to  put  thee  in prifm 
2  Mac.  13.  21.  they  put  him  in  prifott 

^(foner. 

Jud.16.9  .her  beauty  took  his  mind p rifoner 
2  Mac.  14.27.  (hould  fend  Maccabeus prifoner 
3  3.  deliver  me  Ju  Jas  as  a  prifoner 
Ubiittmctg. 
2  £/^.i3«40.which  were  carried  away  prifoners 
(f'ifd.  17.2.  the  prifoners  of  darkneffe,&  fettered 

1  iWflc9.70.and  deliver  them  thr prifoners 
72. had  reftored  unto  him  theprifoners 

1 5.40.  to  take  the  people  prifoners 
f2>jibatt. 
Eftb.14.16.  when  I  am  privatehy  my  felf 

2  Ate.4.y.  of  alljboth  publick  and  private 

mfd.8.4.  the  is  privie  to  the  myfteries  of  the 
Sufan.  1 8  .went  out  themfelves  at  privie  doors 
Bel  13  .they  had  made  a  privie  entrance 

2 1. who  (hewed  him  the  privie  doors 
2  Mac. 1.16.  opening  apiwie  door  of  the  roof 
8.7.the  night,  for  Cuch privie  attempts 

1M><H>. . 

1  Mac.g.So.  fent  letters  privily  to  his  adherents 

2  .Mdc1.19.tpok  the  fire  of  the  dtzv  privily 
8 . 1 .  w ent  privily  into  the  towns,and  called 

1  Efd.i.zo.thofe  wic.workers  proceedno  further 

$2>icceetiet>. 

2  Efd.  1 0.1 9X0 1  proceeded  to  fpeak  further 
2  /Jf«.6.29.fpeeches/>iw.  as  they  thought/rom 

f5?ore(Tc. 
2  Efd.  1  r  .2  o.in  proceft'e  of  time,the  feathers   : 

^loceffion. 
2  Mac.6.7.  to  goe  in  procefsion  to  Bacchus 


f-uoclamation. 
1  Efd.z.z.he  made  proclamation  thorow  all  his 

1  Mat.%. 49.com  manded  a  proclamation  to  be 
^jodatming. 

2  Mac.S.i  1  .pi-oclaimig  a  fale  of  the  eapt.Tewes 
^jocttrc 

1  Mac.7.i%.  will  prot^e  the  harm  neith.of  you 
13. 17.  (hould  procure  to  himfdf  great  hatred' 
f2>2ocaret>. 
Efth.16.11.  continually  procured  out  good 

$tofattatfori. 
1  Mac.  1.48.  uncleanneffe  ma  profanation 
$?ofane. 

1  MM.z.41.  itej  fl»ould  profane  the  fabbaths 
63.  might  not  pofane  the  holy  covenant 

2.34.  to  profane  the  fabbath  day 

2  Afrfcy .  16.  with  profane  hands  pulling  down 
6.y.a!tar  alfo  was  filled  with  profane  thines 

#iofaneD.  5 

2  E/fif.  io.2i.that  is  named  on  us  ij  almoft  prof. 

1  Mac.i.  43.  and  profaned  the  fabbath 
3 .  y  1 .  fanduary  is  trodden  down  &  /wjW 
4. 3  8.when  they  faw  —the  altar  profaned 

y4.vvhat  day  the  heathen  had  profaned  it 

2  MacB.z.  the  KWple profaned  of  wicked  men 
10.  y.  ilvangets  profaned  the  temple 

■pi0fanelp. 

2  Efdr.i  y.  8.  which  they  profanely  commit 

f9jefaneneu"e. 

2  i)f<2C4.i3.exceeding  profanenejfe  of  Jafon 

Eccl.}.z  f.profeffe  not  the  knowledge  therefore 

2  F/3.7.47.vvhat  pyo/?f  is  it  for  men  now 

49.  what  profit  is  unto  us,  if  there  be 
Eccl.  y."8.  they  ihall  not  profit  thee  in  the  day  of 
1 1.23.  whit  profit  is  there  of  my  fervice 
1 34:if  thou  be  for  his  profit, he  will  ufe  thee 
20.10.  a  gift  that  (hall  not  profit  thee 

30.  what  profit  is  in  them  both 

29. 1  i-bring  thee  more  p-c/z;  then  gold 

30.23. and  Nereis  no p; ofit therein 

34.23.whatpf0/z£  have  they  but  labour 

26.what  doth  his  humbling  profit 

2  Afflc2.2y.and  that  all— might  have  profit 

fG>iofitable. 
Tob. 3.6.  it  is  profitable  for  me  to  die  rather 

4. 1 8-  any  counfell  that  is  profitable 
Wifd.8.7.  can  have  nothing  more  profitable 
Eccl.  1 0.4.  fet  over  it  oae  that  is  profitable 

g  7.28. all  things  ate  not  profitable  for  all 
2  Mac.  1 2.1 2.would  be  profitable  in  many 

Wj/y.  y .  8.what  hath  pride  profited  us 
Eccl.  3  3 . 1 6.  by  the  bit  fling  of  the  Lo.  I  profited 
y  1 .  17. 1  profited  therein,therefore  will  I 

^jofoanaer. 
Eccl.z4.zQ.  and  her  counfelsp>-ff/o«fe?'  then 

£/?.  16.  16.  and  to  our  progenitors  in  the 

|£>jolong, 

Ecclzo.^.  he  will  prolong  the  tirae,and  return 

3  8.  i4.for  eafe  and  remedy  to  prolong  life 

f2>jolongeth. 

£fC30.22.joyfuln.ofamanpra/fl«ger&hisdayes 
37.3  i.that  taketh  heed , prolonged  his  life 
#>:omffeO. 
Barttch  2.34.  which  I  promifed  with  an  oath 

1  Ate.  11.28.  promifed  him  three  hundred  tal. 

2  Ate.i.i8'.as  he  promifedin  the  law,  will 
4.Q.promifed  to  afllgne  an  hund.&  fifty  more 
7.26.  (he  promifed  him  that  (he  would  counf. 

iDjointfeS. 
2  £/y.y.i9.they  which  did  gain-fay  thy promifes 
Wifd.i  2. 2 1. made  covenants  of  good  promifes 

1  Ate.  10. 1  y.what  promifes  Demetrius  had  fent 
#*omtfeth. 

£«/.20.23.  that  for  ba(hfulnefle/'WW//f^  to  his 

f-nomifing, 

2  Efdr.?.i4.promifingihat  thou  wouldeft  not 
2  Afflf.4.8  promifing  to  the  king  by  interceflton 

^S>?omote.  ^9to»ROtcu. 
£c^.2o.27.a  wife  man  will  promote  himfelf 
1  Mac.  1 1.26.  promotedhim  in  the  fight  of  all 

fJionotmceD. 
/«rfzVfc8.ii.^»ff«»^!>etweenGi>dand  you 

Bflr.2.i.which   i 


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Bar.z.  i.  vihkbhe  pronounced  agzinli  us 
7.  which  the  Lord  hath  pronounced 
Sn[.  j  3  .thou  haft  pronounced  falfe  judgment 
f^ortouncetfo. 

U'if.z.l^.be  pmouncetb  the  end  of  the  juft  to  be 

$2>iuper. 
W7yy.i8.zi.the  (hicld  of  bis  proper  miniftery 
ip.6.the  whole  creature  in  his  proper  kind 
f2>?Qperljn 

tob.i.z.  which  is. properly  oiled  Nephtali 

.    f->iophecie-   $9Wftege< 
2  Efd.S'S.  and  art  willing  to  prophvfiefat  thou 

1 5.1  fpeak  th  >u — the  woidi  os  propbecie 
Tab.  z.tf.remembring  that  prophetic-  of  Ainos 
mfd't  4-28.  be  nun y,  01  propbiftehes 
Ecd.^7.1.  to  prophefie  in  the  time  of  D.ivid 
4y:tf.accor  Jiiu  c>  fog.propbecie  o£Jacea\as 
32>jo.phecie0. 
£a/-  3  ? .  i  .and  be  oc-.qpied  in  prophecies 
44.  j.  and  declaring  prophecies 
f^opijeStf}. . 
1  £/#  6. 1  -the  prophets  piopbefied  unto  the  Jews 
fu.d.6.%-  h&proph;fi:'d  amongft  us  today 
Ecd-4-6.1.0.  after  his  death  he  prophefied 

1  Efdi.io.Cmct  the  time  of  the  prophet  Samuel 

28.  the  .words  of  the  prophet  J  eremy 
2,  Efd.  i.i.fecond  book  of  Efdras  the  prophet 
Tobii  I4-4-  which  Jonas  the  prophet  fpake 
wifd.,\  1 . 1.  in  the  hand  of  the  holy  prophet 
LccL$6.i  5.  Samuel  the  p/'o/'te  of  the  Lord 
i  ?.  hee  was  found  a  true  prophet 
48.1.  then  flood  up  Elias  the  pi  opbet 
49.7. who  nevet thekfle  was  a  prophet 
Belli-  there  was  in  Jury  a  prophet,  called  Hab. 
I  Af/tf.4.46.  till  there  lhou-'d  co  ne  a  prophet 
9.27 .  fince  the  time  that  a  prophet  was  not 
1 4.4 1. there  mould  atif.  a  faichfull prophet 
z  Mac.z-i-thit~$<tzmy  the  prophet  commanded 
1.  the  prophet  having  given  them  the  law 
4.  the  prophet  being  warned  of  God 
1  j.  14.  Jeremia-  rfii  prophet  of  God 

1  £/^i.f  t.madc-  a  ip^rt  of  his  prophets 

6.  1.  the  prophets  piophe'iedunto  the  Jevves 
To&.4.i2.arethechildnn  of  the  prophets 

14.  5.  as-the  prophets  have  fpoken 
mfd-7.17.  friends  of  G *ds  and  prophets 
Eccl.7,6, 1  ?  .and  trufc  up  prophets  that  have  been 
1 6.  thy  prophets  be  found  faithfull 

^lopttiatfon. 

Wi/H.i8.2i.and  the  propitiation  of  incenfe 

£c<;/.?.5.conccrn!jig/>''<»/«£Mfr0tf,be not  without 

3  ?.  j.  to  forfake  unnghtoufn.is  a  propitiati. 

3£>iopo?tionablp. 

^''/•'3'J  proportionab  he-  Maker  of  them  isfcen 

^S>?ofpeE. 

2  E/atasf  f .  1 1.  their  wayes  (hall  not  pro/per 
Tob.4.  1 9. all  thy  counfels  and  piths  may  profper 

f.i6.and  God — profper  your  journey 
£«/.  1  j.  1  o.  and  the  Lord  will  profper  it 

j8.14.that  he  would  profper  that  which  they 
f^ofperet). 
fw/y.  1 1 . 1 .  (he  profpered  their  works  in  the  hand 

1  iH(?f  ■  1.47.  the  work  profpered  in  their  hand 

3  .^.falvation  profpered  in  his  hand 
j  4. 5  6.  in  his  time  things  Profpered 
1 6.2.things  have  profpered  (o  well  in  out 

2  Ata.8.  8.  that  things  have  profpered  with  him 

fStofpetttp. 

Eccl.6.  ii.  in  thy  profperky  he  will  be  as  thy 
10. f.  in  the  hand  of  God  is  theprofperity 
li.i+.proFperity  and  adver(ity,life  and  death 
17.  his  favour  bringeth  profperky 
2?.in  the  day  of  profperky  there  is  a 
I  2-8.  cannot  be  known  in  profperity 

9.in  the  profperky  of  a  man,  enemies  will 
1 3. 26. of  an  heart  that  is  in  profperky 
22.23. thou  mayeft  rejoyce  in  his  profperky 
37.4-rejoycethin  the  profperky  of  a  friend 
41.  1.  that  hath  profperky  in  all  things 

1  Mac  1 2.22.  write  unto  us  of  your  pmfp erity 

2  3fdc9.19.much  jov5health»  and  profperky 
^jofperoag. 

1  E/d.8.?o.de{ire  of  him  a  profperous  journey 
Tob.j.z  1. his  journey  (hall  be  profperom 


1 0.1 1.  give  you  a  profperous  journey  ] 

Ecc.43.26.end  of  them  hath  a  profperous  fuccefs 
f^ofpecouflp. 

1  Efd.6. iz.the  work  goetn  on profperoufly 
Tob.4-6.thy  doings  (hill profperoufly  fucceed 

fjiottrattrtfj. 

2  itfdf. 3 . 1 5. the priei*  5  prostrating  themfelves 

Il'ifd.i.i6.v.'hh  his  arm  (hall  he  /w/f#  them 

fSiotccteEfj.  f-tyotecttng;. 
Jud'g.\4-thztprotccletb  toe  people  of  Ifrael 

1  Macyi-proteclm^  the  hoft  with  hisfword 

fSfiorectfon. 
Eccl. $4. 16.  he  is  their  mighty  proteclion 
■l  Mac- 1 3 . 1 7 .  the  proteclmn  of  the  Lord  did 

fjjotectoi. 
Judeth  9. 1 1.  a  protestor  of  the  forlorn 

2  Mac. 11.1-  the  kingsprflfeffofandcoufTn 

1  j.2.hispiWc^,and  ruler  of  his  affairs 

3£»?oteftatton0. 
£^.46.19.  he  made  protestations  in  the  fight  of 

1  £/i/.i  1.44.  hath  looked  upon  the  proud  times 
£/?■ 1 3 . 1 2. did  not  bow  down  to  proud  Amaa 
Wifd.14.6.  when  /w«rf  giants  perilhed 
£«/.3.i8.  in  the  pumthment  of  the  proud 
10.9.  why  is  earth  and  &(hes  proud 

i4.caft  down  the  thrones  of  proud  princes 
if-up  the  roots  ot  the  proud  nations 
11.30.  (bis  the  heart  of  the  proud 
13. 1. hath  fellowfhipwith  zproudmzn 

2O.asthepi'0«<slhitehumili.y :  (o 
2 1.4.  the  houfe  of  proud  men  (hall  be 
2 3.4.give  me  not  a  proud  look,  but 
8.and  the /»'ff«d  (hall  fall  thereby 
2f.i.a  poor  man  that  is  proud,  a  rich  man 
27. 1  5  .the  ftrife  of  the  proud  is  bloud 

28.  mockery  &  reproach  are  from  the  pro. 
3  1.26X0  doth  wine  the  hearts  of  the  proud 
3 2.1 2. but  fin  notbyfwWfpeech 

i  S. proud  man  is  not  daunted  with  fear 
3  5.18.  taken  away  the  multitude  of  the  pro, 
51.10.  in  the  time  of  thepWjvyhcn  7 ' 
1  jVftfc.x.47.pur(uedalfj  ai'terthe/w^men 
s  M ac-9. 8. (fapr. v/ as  he  beyond  the  condition 
1  y.3  2.  which  with  proud  brags  he  had    ' 

/#rf.6.i7.fpoken  proudly  againft  the  houfe  of  If. 
£«/.  48.1 8. againft  Sion,3nd  boafled  proudly 

1  M«ci.2i.entred  proudly  int>>  th.  fanetuary 

24.  and  fpoken  very  proudly 
7. 3  4.mocked  them — and  ip  ike  proudly 
47.  hand  which  he  ftrctched  out  (o proudly 

2  Mac.9  4-he  had  fpoken  proudly  in  this  fott 

1 1.  (hould  not  proudly  think  of  himfelf 

ulfd.z.  1 7.  let  us  prove  what  (hall  happen 

1 9.and  prove  his  patience 
Eccl.6. 7 .  wouldeft  get  a  friend,  prove  him  firft 
37.27.my  fon,  prove  rhy  foul  in  thy  life 

iv'ifd.i.i.  for  God  proved  thcm,and  found 
Reel.  27.  ?.  the  furnace  proveth  the  potters  veff*. 

31.26.  the  furnace  proveth  'he  edge  by  di'pp. 

44.20.and  when  he  was  jyrow^he  was  found, 
l&ionert. 
Tob.  3 .4.  and  for  a  proverb  of  reproach  to  all 

Eai.8.8. acquaint  thy  felf  with  their  proverbs 
47. 1 7-thy  fongs,and  proverbs,  and  parables 

1  Mac.  1 0.6. to  provide  weapons,that  he  might 

U'ifd.  1 3.16.  he  provided  lot  it,that  it  might  nor 

1  Mac.  1  o.  2t.  ^nd  provided  much  armour 

i4.io.hef!'(Kijrfrrf  victuals  for  the  cities 

2  Mac. 4.  21 .  provided  for  his  own  lafety 

$>;sol"uornce. 
«'i/H.  j 4. 3 .thy  providence',  O  Father,  governeth 
i7.2.exiied  from  th  -  etevnall  p  rovideue 

fud.z. »?. goats  without  num. for  their prov'ifion 
4.  5.  vicf  uals  for  the  trrovifion  of  war 
1  i-3.if  thy  provifion  fncutb  fail,how  (liould 

2  Mac.6-  2 1 .  bring  fh  fh  (or  his  own  provifion 
i2.2  7.great/?rflwJ?33ofenginesand  darts 
X  x  s  x  x 


Jud.%.\ 4. provo\e  not  the  Lord  toanoer 
n-.il  .will  provoke  their  God  to  wger 

£fd4.2.rieither/wwff/£?  a  man  in  hisdiftreff; 

1  Mac.6. !$.m\t{\v.  provoke  the  -.lephants 
1  f. 40.  and  began  to  prwofc  the  p-.ople 

1  Efdr.6.\*,.  our  f.,theti provoked  G"d 

2  £/"«/.  1 .7,  th:  y  have  provain d  mt  unto  wi,atn 
Ear.qy.yeprovolicd  hi ,.  .hat  made  you 

•f^ttioettcei' 

:!'ifd.8.6 .if prudence  wotk,whoofall  that  are 
7. (lie  teachtth  temperance  mdprudence 
1 8  and  in — conference  wi th  her,  prudence 
Eccl  t.4  and  the  underftanding  of prudence 
10.3. through  the  prudince  of  them  which 
1 9.22;neitbet  —the  counlell  of  finners,/>sy«J. 
2  5.9.well  is  him  ^hat  hath  found  prudence 
34.10. that  hath  !avtlkd,isfullof/«7/rfc?;ce 

£«/.3.*9.beart  of  the  prudent  will  u-.derftand 

6.3i.apply  thy  mind,thou  (halt  be  prudent 

10. 1.  the  government  of  a  prudent  man 

#f<dm. 

Judeth  16.1,  time  unto  him  a  ntyipfalia 

fSfalmaf, 
2  Mac.  2.30.  andth.  prufts  fung pfalms 
1  o. 7. andfang pfalms  untohm-i  thathad 

38.  praifed  rhe  Lord  with  pfalms 

12.37.  i^ngpfulms  with  a  loud  voice 

$falterp. 

2  £/ifr.  1 0.22.  our  pfaltay  is  laid  on  the  ground 

rflr/i  1 9. 18. like  as  in  a  pfaltery,  notes  chanoe 

£«/.40.2i.the  pipe  and  the  pfaltery  make  ° 

$J>toSomaf0. 
1  Mac.^.K,  they  of Ptolomais, snd of  Tyrus 
5  e.fes  brother  in  Galilee  before  Ptolomait 
10.  1.  went  up,  and  took  Ptolomais 

58;  celebrated  her  marriage  at  Ptolomais 
60.  went  hor  ouvably  to  Ptolomais 
1  i.48.they  of  Ptolomais  (hat  the  gates 
fJHolome. 

1  Afi/f.  r.  18.  Ptolome  wasafnidofhitn 
3.38.then  Lyfias  cb  fe  Ptolome,  the  ion  of 
10.5  i.ambafTid  .rs  to  Ptolome  king  of  Egypt 
ir.3.asPw/o»?fentrfd  into  the  city 

1  -{.Ptolome  brough'  forth  his  hoft 
16.  but  king  Ptolome  was   xalted 
1 8 .  king  Ptolome  ±Uo  died  the  third  day 
1 5. 1 6. Lucius— unto  king  Ptolome,  oreeting 
16.16.  Ptolome  and  his  men  rofe  up° 
1 8.rhen  Ptolome  wrote  thofe  thinos 
21.  Ptolome  bath  fent  to  flay  thee  ° 

2  Mac.4.4  5 . Ptolome  the  fon  of  Dorymenes 
46. Ptolome  taking  the  king  afide 

6.8.  by  the  fuggeftion  of  Ptolome  againft  the 

Eft. 1 1.1. Ptolomcus  bis  fon  brought  this  epiftle 

1  Mac  16. 1 1.  was  Ptolomcus  the  fon  of  Abubus 

2  Mac  1. 10. Arifoobulus, king  Ptolomcus  mafiet: 
4.21  coronat.  of  king  Ptolomcus  I'hilometer 
8.  8.  be  wrote  umo  Ptolomcus  thegovernour 
10. 1 2. Ptolomcus,  that  was  called  Macron 

#ubl(cfe. 
Eccl. 38.33  .not  br  f.  tight  for  in  /i«Wic^counfell 

1  Mac  i4.3  3.embafTagein^«^//^recofds 

2  Mac  4.$.  good  of  all,  both  public^  and  private 
1  J.6. fct  up  ipublic\  monuiDCit  of  his  vifto. 

1  £/^>M4'26.fomethi>  g<<  faalt  thou  publifh 
Eslb.16.19.yc  (hall  pid>!'fh  the  copy  of  this 

^Ubltfberj. 
i  Ej 'dr. 9-53.  fothe  Liv it es publifhcd  all  thing* 

2  Mac,-/-.]  t.nor  puffed  up  with  uncertain  hopes 
1 1.4  /w<$M  up  with  h  s  ten  thoufand  men 

2  £^.  1 ,8.p«//  thou  off  then  the  hair  of  thy 
wifd  1 . 1  x.pull  not  upon  your  felv--s  deftruftion 
1  Mac.$,4.<;. thought  itbeft  to  pull  it  down 

6.6  t.to  /;«//  down  the  wall  round  about 
9.5  j.  and  as  he  began  to  pull  down 

t  e/^j  6".  i6.whop«iMdown  the  houfe 

8.7  1. pulled  oiTihe  hair  from  off  my  head 
Judeth  lo-i-pulledoffthc  fackcloth  which 

Eccl  t«      1.0--2 


PUR       QUA 


QUI       RAI       Apoc. 


£«/•*&.  14-  fttong  cities  hath  it  puUeddovm 
,0.  16. f»M  up  before  algraffe 

x  jtf^.i.zz. all  which  hee />«M  off 

,  1  putted  down  the  houfes  and  walls 
,  z<.  the  altar  hee  pulled  dowa 
"  45.  and  /«.//«*  down  the  a  tars 
4.38.  the  priefts chambers;^  down 
<.6c.MiZ^downthef«treffCof«t 

z  Ate  7  7  had  f»W  off  the  skin  of  his  head 
To  I'  the  chappels  they  pulled  down 
'  '      ^nlletb.  falling. 
&rf  J4.  *3-  one  build.  &  another pfethiovm 
1 U *j.i<S.With  profane  hands/^gdown 

pulpit, 
x  E/H  9.4*.  ftood  op  upon  zpulplt  of  wood 

Tflfeif  3 .  ? .  *«»?/&  uie  not  for  my  fins 
^rfiJi  icfthoudidft condemn and^Jfe 
xi.zo.if  thoudidftp«»//&  ^e  enemies 
i8.8.didft/>«»^ouradverfanes 
1  2K«.7.  7. let  him  j>a»!J&  them  with  all 
z  ^c.i.z8.to#them  thatoppreffe  us 
7, 4  the  Lord  patiently  forbeareth  to  puwjh 
x6.though  he  punijh  with  adverhty 
$)unifl)Cu. 
t£/ar.9.i5-thc  ungodly  Q»allbep««^ 
W,  1  icour  nation  fhallnotbep««#d 
mfd^.4-  forthough  they  bep«»»M 
10!  the  ungodly  fhall  be  pumped 

11  <  by  what—  their  enemies  were  pumped 
8.howthouhadft^#^their;«dverfari. 
1 6.  by  the  fame  fhall  hee  bepunijhed 

1 2  1 4.  any  whom  thou  haft  punijh  ed 
1  f .  hath  not  defer ved  to  be  pttmWed 
2 7 .grudged  when  they  werepumfcd 

now  being  pumjbed  in  them 
14  1  o  fhall  be  punifh'd  together  with  him 

jo.for  both  caufes  (hallthey  be  juftly />«»•! 
16. 1.  by  the  like  were  they  punijhed 

a. were  worthy  to  be puwjhed by  (uch 
1 8. 11. the  mafter  &  the  fervant  were  purfifhed 
*2.  fubdued  he  him  that  punifhed  is 
EeeUs'i  z  1.  this  man  fhall  bepnni(hed 

1  ikfiK.14.4T-  hee  mould  be  punijhed 
z  Mrfc.6.14.  any  long  time,but  forthwith  pum. 

7.7  wilt  thou  eat  before  thou  bepunijhed 

$imtu)eti>. 

_7«rf.7.z8.p«w^ffous  according  to  our  fins 

friif.i.8.nei.<hal  veng.when  it  punijh  pafs  by  him 

l^i.pumjhetb  alwayes  the  offence  of 

^unifying. 

Ecd.ij.io.pmijh'mg  the  wicked  todeftruftion 

$>tmtfbment- 
z  Efdr.7.zi.  obferve  to  avoid  punishment 

47.  after  death  look  for  punifhment 
1  ?.  1 2.  with  the  plague  and  pumjhment 

ivifd.i6.i.in  (lead  of  which  punijhmsnt dealing 
z4.the  unrighteous  for  then  pumjhment 
1 9.4.  might  fulfill  the  pumjhment  which 

£«/.?.  z8.  the  pumjhment  of  the  proud 
8.  f .  we  are  all  worthy  of  pumjhment 
1  z.6.the  mighty  day  of  their  pumjhment 

2  Mac.4. 3  8 .  rewarded  him  his  punishment 

48.  did  foon  fuffer  unjuft punishment 
6.16.  be  delivered  from  the  pumjhment  of 
7.36.  (halt  receive  ]utt  punijhm.  for  thy  pride 

^ttttifbinents. 

Wifd.  11.  1 3 .  they  heard  by  their  punijhments  the 

19,1  J. punijhments  came  upon  the  finners 
z  Atfrtc  6".i2.they  judge  thofe punijhments 

ToWi  3.14. 1  impure  from  all  fin  with  man 

1 3.  i6.3nd  battlements  with  pure  gold 
r/ifd,7.zi.pure and  moft  fubtill  fpints 
Eccl.  21.13.  l'ke  a  Pure  f°untain  of  life 
Baruch  3. 30.and  will  bring  her  for  pure  gold 

$>urenefte. 
Wifd.7.  24.  by  reafon  of  her  pureneffe 
Eccl.  5  i.zo.and  I  found  her  in  pureneffe 

Tobit  1 2.9.  and  fhall  purge  away  all  fin 

$>avtficatton. 
z  Mac.i.tti.  tokeep  the  purijieat.  of  the  temple 

z  Maci.\  3/Neemias  had  purified  the  facrifices 


,.  :8.  and  hath  purified  the  place 
i2.g8.tb.ey/wi/2-themf.  (as  the  cuftom  was) 


fSmrple, 

Efd.40.4.  from  him  that  vtezreth  purple 

4  j  .1  o.with  gold,  and  blue  (ilk,  and  purple 
Bar. 6. 1  z.  covered  with  p«^/e  rayment 

7  z.bright/wpfe  that  rotteth  upon  them 

1  Mac.4.1  sharpie  of  the  fea,and  great  riches 
8.i4.dothed  in  purple, to  be  magnified 
10.  zo.  he  fent  him  a.  purple  robe 

62.clothe  him  in  purple:  and  they  did  fo 

2  M<#.4.j8.took  away  Andronicus  his  purple 

f-mrpofe. 

/wferf)  8.14.  or  comprehend  his purpofe 
1 1.1  x. defeated,  and  fruftrate of  his purpofe 
1 3.3.  according  to  the  fame  purpofe 
1  Mac.i  5. 3.  my  p«^»/e  is  to  challenge  it 
z  Ata.3.8.  to  fulfill  the  kings  p«ypff/e 

^arpofeu- 
/«<&*/;  9.8.  purpofed  to  defile  thy  fanfruary 
13.  have  purpofed  cruell  things  againft 
1 1 . 1  z.purpofed  to  confume  all  thofe  things 
Wifd.8.9. 1  pMpofcd t0  take  her  to  my  felf 
Eccl.  11.  18. 1  pur po fed  to  do  after  her 

1  Ate.14,3  i./>«'/'/>fl/cd  to  invade  their  countrey 

2  Mac.i-iS-purpofcdto  keep  the  purification 
f-mrpofeiS. 

fudetb  1 1 .  6.  fhall  not  fail  of  his  purpofes 
Efiber  iz.2.  fearched  out  their  purpofes 
16.9.  both  by  changing  our  purpofes 
$tttfue. 
fud.i^.^.ihall  purfue  them,  &  overthrow  them 
2  Mac. 8. 2. 6. they  would  no  longer  purfue  them 
32mrfueD. 

wifd.19.^. and  purfued  them  as  fugitives 
1  Mac.i. 47.  purfued  after  the  proud  men 
3.$.he/w/«e«/ihe  wicked,and  fought  them 
4.9-when  Phai  a  purfued  them  with  an  army 

1 5  .for  they  purfued  them  unto  Gazera 
f.iz.purjuedthem  to  the  gate  of  Ptolemais 
60.  purfued  them  to  the  borders  of  Judea 
9. 1  ^.purfued  them  unto  the  mount  Azotus 
1  y.  11.  purfued  by  king  Antiochus 
z  iktar.5.8.from  city  to  chy,purfued  of  all  men 
^urfuing. 

1  Ate-4.16.with  his  hoft  from pmfuini  them 
z  Af<ar.iz.z$.  was  very  earneft  in  purfuing  them 

Tfl&;£  i.  13.  fo  that  I  was  his purveyour 
Put, 

2  E/I3.  ifi-chufe  him  to  thee,andp/tf  by  Efau 
VVifd.i.  9.  that  put  their  truft  in  him 
£w/.i3-6.fmileupon  thee^nd^f  thee  in  hope 
Suf.ji.put  thefetwo  afide,one far  from  another 

?6.fo  he  put  him  afide,and  commanded 
z  Mac.  1 } .  1  o-  to  be  put  from  their  law 

putting. 
fud.i6.i7.putting  fire  and  worms  in  their  flefh 
2  Mac-4- 1 1.  putting  down  the  governour 

1  Mac.  r  3 .18.  he  fet  up  feven  Pyramides 


mfd.  1  r  .4.  their  thitft  was  quenched  out  of 
£cc/.28. 12.it  ihaUbe quenched, and  both 
22.fhall  burn— and  not  be  quenched 
&iuzv  their).  £tuenc!)tng. 
VVifd.\6.i  6.water  that  quenchetb  all  things 
1 9  .zo.forgat  his  own  quenching  nature 
£Uteftfcn. 

1  Ef dr. 6.30. every  yeer,without  futther  queBio. 
dttuettlonsf.  7  J 

z  Efdr.% .  <i  j.  ask  thou  no  more  quejlions 

Wi/#.7.2  2.1oving  the  thing  that  is  good,  quk\ 

8.ii.I  ftiall  be  found  ola  quick,  concert 
Eccl.  3  i.az.  in  all  thy  works  be  quic\ 
iHaictsen. 

2  Efdras  8.13.  and  quicken  it  as  thy  work 
idtUcfeip, 

Wifd.i.vi.  if  they  die  5«»^/y,  they  have  no  hope 
6.1  %.  (hall  gaiety  be  without  care 

1  Az"rtc.z.40.  quic\ly  root  us  out  of  the  earth 
tf.z7.if  thou  doeft  not  prevent  them  quickly 

z  Mac.  14. 44. but  they  quic\ly  giving  back 
i&utet. 

2  Efd.  1 0.3.  to  the  end  I  might  be  quiet 
Efth.  16.8.  that  our  kingdome  may  be  quiet 
Wifd.\'&.\st. all  things  wereinquiet 
Ec2y.20.fo  is  a  w  ife  ful  of  words  to  a  quiet  man  j 

47. 1 3. God  made  all  g;«cf  round  about  him 

1  Mac.  1.3.  the  earth  was  quiet  before  him 

2  2kfrtC.i2-z.would  not  fuffer  them  to  bequkt 
14.10.that  the  date  fliould  be  quiet 

2  J.fo  he  married,  was  quiet,  and  took  part 

Eccl.iS.  16.  and  never  dwell  quietly 

2  Mac.  1 1.  23.  that  are  in  our  realm  live  quietly 

£inietnelTc. 
2  £/dr<M  2.24.  thy  quietnefje  (hall  come 

flXui'oet. 
Eccl.z 6.1  i.or>en  her  quiver  againft  every  arrow 


Q, 


z  £/</.  1 . 1  f  .the  quails  were  as  a  token  for  you 
Wifd.  16.  i.quails  to  ftir  up  their  appetite 

io-iz.  qitalles  came  up  unto  them  from  the 

jiteafee. 

1  A/dc.4.3  i-let  them  qua^e  at  their  deftruftion 

z  E/J/r.  1 6.  1  z  •  the  earth  qua^etb,  and  the 
//«fe£k  1 6. 1  o .  the  PerGans  quaked  at  her 

£Xaantttp- 
z  £/ifr.4-50,  tne  quantity  which  is  paft  did 

£iaarrell(ng. 
E«/.3 1.Z9.  with  brawling  and  quarrelling 

j©oarter0- 

1  Mac.^^tf.place  ftrangers  in  all  their  quarters 

y.9.Ifraelites  that  were  in  their  quarters 

£tuell. 

1  Ate.4.30.  who  didit^«e//the  violence  of  the 

Mwncl). 
z  Efdras  itf.4-  and  who  may  quench  it 
Ejlher  14.9.  quench  the  glory  of  thy  houfe 


JSace- 
Eccl-2.6. n.thy  race  which  thou  leaveft  (hall 

ISabfaces. 
£«/.48. 1 8. Sennacherib  came  and  fent  Eabfaces 

IRage- 
Wifd  1 1. 1 8.  unknown  wild  beaftsfull  of  rage 
Eccl. 1 1.30.  increafeth  the  rage  of  a  fool 
36.  9.  confumed  by  the  rage  of  the  fire 

1  Mac.-j.  3  5.  he  went  out  in  a  great  Krfge 

1  $. 36. returned  in  a  great  ra?e  to  the  king 
z  Mac.4.i$.  the  i-<Jge  of  afavage  beaft 
40.  and  being  filled  with  rage 
7.3.  the  king  being  in  a  r*W,comnJanded 
io.28.making  their  rage  leader  of  the  battell 
IRagesf- 
Tobit  x.i*.  at  &?£«,  a  city  of  Media 
y.f.canftthougoe  with  me  to  Rages 

6.9.  when  they  were  come  neer  to  Rages 

ISagael- 
Tob.i  7.  Sara  the  daughter  of  Raguel  was 

6.10.  today  we  (hall  lodge  withRtfg«e/ 
7.6.thenK(7,g«e/leaped  up,and  kiffed  him 

o.with  Raguel,and  Raguel  faid  to  Tobias 
8.9.  Raguel  arofe,  &  wenr,  and  made  a  grave 

x  f .  then  &!£««/ praifed  God,and  faid 

a.-i.Ra<[uelhaih  fwom  that  I  fhal  not  depart 

IRaflingsf. 

£«/.2o.6.payeth  him  with  curfings  and  railings 

Sain. 

2  £/i.4.  yo.as  the  rainis  more  then  the  drops 

8.43.receive  not  the  rain  in  due  feafon 

or  if  there  come  too  much  rain 
Judeth  8.31.  the  Lord  will  fend  us  rain 
Wifd.  1 6.  2  2.  and  fpaikling  in  the  rain 
Eccl.i.z.  who  can  number— the  drops  of  rain 
3  ?.  20.  as  clouds  of  rain  in  the  time  of  drou. 
40.1 3.  like  a  great  thunder  in  rain 
49.9.  under  the  figure  of  the  ram 
Barucb  6.U.  nor  give  rain  unto  men 

jjain^bou). 
EccUi   11  look  upon  the  r«»-fom>',and  praife 
3  50.7.as  ». 


„     in.  iiTHntm   inn  ■■■■^■■■"■■■i  MiiMM  i  ■       i 

)Apoc.      RAM      RAN 


REA   REB 


REG   REG 


^poc.j 


<o,7  as  the  ram-bow  giving  light  in  the 

5    '  iRtfnsf. 

fn/]i6.i6.witb  ftrange  >•«»; ,hails,  and  fhowvs 

iRafntfJk 
£«/.  1. 19.  wifdome  r<^t|i  down  skill 

IBaiiiing. 
jEK/.4j.i8.aftonilhed  at  .the  !■■««?»£  ofit 

Sa(&.     1 
a£/2f.a.i.6.thofe  th?r,be  dead  will  I  *!«*/>  iip; 

1  i.i j.fhall  the  rnQfrHigh/vw/e  up 3-kingd. 
Eccl.16 ,7  .raife up  indignation,and  powr  out 

48.  y.who  didft  wi/e  up  a  dead  man 
i  Ate.7.9.theKi.of  the  world  (hall  mfe.t\s  up 

iftatfeD. 
i£#.i.i.the  Lord  r«/e<tf  up  the  fpirit  of  Cyrus 
15. and ralfed  alwayes  wars  therein 
8.81.  and  raifedup  the  defolate  Siorj 
1  Efd.as  <S.n.(hall  live,and  be raifed up 
7 . 3 1 .  the  wotld  —  (hall  be  wfed  up 
Eccl.49.1  j.who  ra/ed  up  for  us  the  walls 

and  raffed  up  our  ruines  again 
SufanA%.  raifed  up  the  holy  (pirit  of  a  young 

1  Ate.  i4.37,i''*'./^uPt'ie  walls  of  Jaufalem 

iSatfetb. 
Eccl.$4-  i7-he  »t$t&  up  the  foul,and  lighteneth 

iSai-t. 
tobit  7.8.  had  killed  a  ramoi the  flock 

JBam0-  !Ram0. 
r  £/<?.£. 29.forbullccks,and.'ViwJand  Iambs 
7.7.they  offered —  two  hunited,rams 

2  AftfC.i  1.15. without  any  ramst  or  engines  of 

IRasi. 
Toto  n.9.then  Anna  ran  forth,and  fell 

ic.ftumbled  :  but  his  fon  rati  unto  him 
Judeth  6.16.  all  their  youth  ran  together, 
Sufi  1  o.the  two  elders  rofe  up,&  W.unto.her 
1  Mac.  11.71.  and  fo  they  ran  away 
1  Ate- 3 .1 8.  others r#2  flocking  out  of  their 
1 9.  the  virgins — ran  fome  to  the  gases 
10.16.  Co  they  ran  with  violence  upon  the 
i4.43.heMsboldlyuptor.he  wall 
4f .  he  w»  thorow  the  midft  of  the  throng 
IRangeO. 
Jud.z.i6.rangedthem.a.s  agreat  army 
i  Ate.i  i.io.  Maccabeus  ragged  bis  army 

IfcMfcsf. 
1  Ate.6.38.barneiTed  all  over  amidft  theranks 

15api)ael. 

T0&.3.17.  Raphael  was  lent  to  beal  them  both 

f  .4.he  found  Raphael,that  was  an  angel 

8.1.  he  remembred  the  words  of  Raphael 

9.1.  then  Tobias  called  Raphael,and  faid 

^.Raphael  went  out  &  lodged  wich  Gaba. 
n.if.I  am  Raphaelpae  of  the  feven  holy 
IRaphon, 
1  Ate-f.37.and  encamped  againft  Raphon 


1  Af1ic.t4.19.  which  writings  were/rad before 
1  Ate.  1.27.  that  they  that  m\iread3  might 
6  1 1. 1  befeech  thofe  that  rtdi  this  book 
8.1 3.  appointed  Eleazar  to  read  them 
1  j. 39.  theearsof  them  that  iWtbeftory 
ISeaDer. 
1  £jy.8.8.prieft,&  reader  of  the  law    Ver.9,19. 

iSeaDkng. 
i  Ate.?"  .X4.while  the  letters  were  ret 


Eccl-?.  1 8.he  that  is  rajh  in  his  talk  fhalbe  hated 

ISatifieO. 

1  Afac8.30.mall  add  or  takeaway  (halbe  wft/. 

1 1. 34-we  have  ratifid  to  them  the  borders 

IRatlmg. 

1  Mrfc.6. 41.  the  ratling  of  the  harneffe 

KabtfJKO, 

rEfd.\o.z  Lvirgins  are  defiled ,&  our  wives  Mf. 
Jud.  11.16.  his  heart  was  ravijhed  with  her 
16.9.  her  fandals  ravijhed  his  eyes 


1  Ate.14.37.  Raysyone  of  the  elders  of  Jeruf. 

ISeacij. 
£«/.3  1. 18.  fcacfc  not  out  thine  hand  firft 

3  ? .  r6.his  prayer  ("hall  ;?<«£>  to  the  clouds 
i  Ate.9.io.couldmKfe  to  the  ftars  of  heaven 

IReacheO. 
1  £/#mj  1 4 . 3  9.  he  reached  me  a  full  cup  ( 

lReacb.eth. 
n'if.S.iMiibiom  reacbeth  from  one  end  to  anoth* 
Eccl-z  i-l'prayei-—reacbetb  to  the  ears  of  God 

l&eafc. 
1  EM'.i^o.Artaxerxes  his  letters  being  fftjrf 
3.i3.deliver.them  to  him,&  fo  he  read  them 

1 5. the  writings  were  rftjrfbefore  them 

9.41  .he  read  in  the  broad  court  before  the 

i  S/3.I4-4J.  worthy  and  unworthy  may  readit 

Bar. 1. 1.  Baruch  did  readthe  words  of  this  book 

14. ye  fhall  readthis  book  which  we  have 


T0&.14.3.  am  ready  to  depart  this  life 
Eslher  1 1.9.  and  were  ready  to  perifh 
ivifd.y.zz.aimot  be  letted,'/*  Wy  to  do  good 
£«/.i9.i6.feed  me  of  that  thou  haft  ready 
39.3 1.  they  (hall  be  ready  upon  earth 
5 1.3.  that  were  ready  to  devour  me 

1  Ate. 3. 9.  fuch  as  were  ready  to  perifh 

i7.we  were  ready  to  faint  with  faffing 
i  Ate.  3.31.  ^fty  to  give  up  the  gboft 
6.30.whenhe  wasrafc/ytodie  with  ftripes 
7.i.we  are  ready  to  die  rather  then  to 

14.  fo  when  he  was  ready  to  die 
8. 11.  and  ready  to  die  for  the  lawes 
IRcaOiIg. 

2  Mac.  14.9.  thou  readily  meweft  unto  all 

IReaoineffe. 
2  Mac.  1 3 . 1  i.they  (hould  be  in  a  readineffe 
iBealin. 

1  £/2/r.  4.  49.  that  went  out  of  his  realm 
8.10.  priefts  &  Lev.  being  within  our  realm 

i  Efd.  13.3  1.  and  one  iC«/«  againft  another 

i  Ate.3. 17.  gathered— all  the  forces  of  his  raz. 
6.1 4.made  ruler  over  all  the  realm 
10.34.for  all  the  Jewes  in  my  realme 

5  i.foraftnuch  3S I  am  come  ag.to  my  recit 
15.18.  which  arecities  in  my  realm 

z  Mac.  1  o.  1 1.  over  the  affairs  of  his  realm 
n.23.thatarein  our  realm  live  quietly 
14.6.W1II  not  let  therealm  be  in  peace 

1  6  .a  traitour  to  his  realm,to  be  the  kings 

ISealms- 
1  MaC't.  16.  the  dominion  of  two  realms 

IReap. 
i  Efdr.  16.  43.  as  if  hee  (hould  not  reap 
46.  ftrangers  (hall  rejp  their  fruits 
Ecrf.7.3.  thou  lhalt  not  reap  them  feven  fold 

iBeapeti. 
1  Efdr.4.6.  when  they  have  reaped  again  that 
fud.^').  their  fields  were  of  late  reaped 

IS  eapets. 
Beln. ^or  to"fr»ng  » to  the  ceaf e« 

JSearing. 
1  Efd.$.6z.rearim  up  of  the  houfe  of  the  Lord 

;  Itleafpn. 

frf/?/.ii.if.wor(hipped  ferpents  void  olreafion 

i7.n.fuccouns  which  reafon  offereth 
£c^.37.i^.leti'w/i«!gobefore  every  enterprife 

1  Mac.iz,  1 1.  in  our  prayeis,  as  reafon  is 

ISsafanablc. 

2  AfrfC  n.14.  to  all  reasonable  conditions 

IReafortetrj. 
£ai  1 4.,  2o.that  reafonetb  of  holy  things 

IRcafontng.  iRcafontags, 
Wi/.i.i.the  ungodly  — wafoning  with  themfelv. 
7.  io.violence  of  w  inds,&  the  reafon-  of  men 
l£«2.i7.5.thetriallofa  man  is  in  his  reafoning 

IRebeli. 
1  Efdr.z.  1 9.  but  alfo  rebell  againft  kings 
Jwkth  1. 1 1. concerning  them  that  rebell 

IRebelteO. 
1  £/2ki.48.heforfworebiaifelf",and  rebelled 
fnd'7.11).  becaufethey  rebslled^ni  met  not 

ISebellion. 
r  Efd.z-Z7.  men  therein  were  given  to  rebellion 

ISebellisusf. 
1  Efdr.z.  1 8..that  rebellion!  and  wicked  city 

2  2.  that  that  city  was  rebellions 
z  Efdr.i.%.  but  it  is  a  rebellious  people 
Eccl.16.6.  in  arebeUioiis  nation  wrath  is  fet  up 

47.  21.  ruled  a  rebellions  kingdome 
IBebottnoing. 
Wifd.  1 7. 1 9.  or  a  rebounding  eccho  from  the 

ISebufec. 
1  Efdras  10.18.  and  my  prayer  to  rebuke 
Eccl.i  1.7  uriderftand  firft,  then  rebuke 

31.31.  rebuke  not  thy  neighbour  at  the  wine 
Xxxxx  1 


48.7.  hearddt  the  nbn\e  of  the  Lord 
1  Ate.  1.49.  Hath  pride  &  rebuke  gotten  ftrene. 

mebi&eB- 
£a/.  1 3 .1 2. and  yet  they  rebukjd  him,  tod 

Te&if  j,  2.  how  can  I  receive  the  money 

/«i.  1 1.5.  receive  thf-  w.otds  of  thy  fervant. 

U'if. 6. z1). receive^-  iuftiuctionthrough  my  words 
1 1.7.  nvghc  receive  a  WQttJjy  coLony 
17. ii.  (hould  afterward  receive  them, 

Eccl.$-li-  handbe ftretched .out zareccivc 
6»  13 .  my  fon,  >ft«it;?  my  advice 

3  3.  thou  (halt  receive  underftanding 
11. 3  4.  receive  a  ftranger  into  thine  houfe 
1  z.  5.  thou  (halt  wejw  twice  as  much 
1 5. 1,  reffiw  him  as  a  wife  married 
18. 1 4.  on  them  that  receive  difcipline 
19.  19.  (hall  receive  the  fruit  of  the  tree 
29.6.he  fhall  hardly  receive,  the  half 
32.1.  w/wacrown  for  thy  well  ordering 

3  f.  1 2.  for  fuch  he  will  not  receive 
36.21.3  woman  will  receive  every  one 
38.2.(16  (hall  receive  hctjaouj  of  the  king 
4LI .  that  is  yet  able  toreccive  meat ' 
5/0.3.  the ciftern  <o  receive  water, being 

a  1.  might  receive  ahl'ffing  fro.n  the 
?  1. 26.  let  your  foul  receive  iniixu&mn 
z  Mac.y.i  j.I  hope  to  receive  them  again. 
2o.that  I  may  receive  thee  .igain 
3  6  ihalt  receive  juft  punifhaient  for  thy 

1  Efdras  6-6. untill — .in  aufwer  received 
Tob.j.  1  j, received  the  tears  of  her  daughter 

1 1.  x6.  becuft  he  had  received  fight 
Judeth  3.7.  received  them  wi  n  g.iihnos 
Eslbei  16.  10.  asaftr?nger>K£Wrf  of  us 
wifd.\.6  received  them  as  bu>  nt-offering 
1 6. 14-neither  the  foul  received  up 
19.16.whor*?  t'-ey  had  fmw.  with  feaftsngs 
Eccl.  1  - .  5.  received  the  ufe  of  the  five  oprrations: 
i^.z8.  to  be  received  of  him  is  long  life 
29.5.till  he  haihrcceived,  he  will  kiffe 
?  i*  1 6.rcccived her, apt  gat  muchlearniog 
i  Mac. 7. 8. received  the  next  torment  in  order 

iRerertieft. 
Eccl. ^z.7, that  thou  i?i  eft  our,or  receivefi  in 

IS  ceding. 
I  Mac. 16. 1  <; .receiving them dccenfully 
1  Afflt.  10. 1 5 .receiving  thofe  that  were  banifhed 

!Seccptade0. 
Eccl.  19. 17.  the  receptacles  of  waters 

ISeciteO. 
Eccl^.<y.  and  recited  v. des  in  writing 

ISecomjjence. 
1  £/Hr.i  J. a  1  .a  rccompence  m their  bofome 

<  f .  therefore  (halt  thou  tecciverecompence 
Eccl. 7. 18. how  canft  thou  recompence  them 
1 2. 2. and  thou  (Irak  find  a  recompence 
14.6.  a  recompence  of  his  wickcdntiTe 
17.1 3. and  render  their  recompence  on  their 
20.10.  a  gift  whofe  recompence  is  double 
36.20.a  man  of  experience  wiUrecomp.  him 
Bar.  6. 3  4.they  are  not  able  to  recompence  it 
1  Mac.z.68.  recompence  fully  the  heathen 
10.27. and  we  will  recompence  you  for 
JRccompenceu. 
1  Ate.  16. 17.  >r«wzpe?z<;«d  evill  for  good 

UJeC-ampencetb. 
Etc/.  3  5.1 1. for  the  Lord  recompe?iceth}3.nd  will 

l&econdUatoH. 
Eccl.zz.  11.  there  may  be  a  reconciliation 

4  j.  16.  to  make  reconciliation  for  his  people 

2 3. made  reconciliation  for  Ifrael 
1  Ate.  1 1. 4  j.  made  a  reconciliation  for  the  dead' 

IRecorutleD. 
i  Efdr.4.1 1.  might  be  reconciled  to  him  again 
1  Macs. 20.  the  great  Lord  being  reconciled 
8.29.  the  mercifull  Lord  to  be  reconciled 
iBeconcHemeitt. 
Ecd.z7.z1.  there  may  be  a  reconcilement 

IRecfceneo. 
Eccl.zo.  4.  wc^owd  it  to  be  found,  and 
i  Ate.  10.3  8.  reckoned  to  he  under  one 

IRfCkoning. 
7ob.6.\  5. make  thou  no  reckoning  of  the  evill  fp* 
Eccl.4z.1- of  rcckoningviith  thy  partner 

UJeeoit) 


'Apoc.      REF       REG 


REJ       REL 


lRecojt>. 
Efihe?  J  2.4.  the  king  made  utecord  of  thefe 

IRecoiDet). 
1  Efd- 1 .4  i-thofe  things  that  are  recorded  of  him 

IReCOtt>0. 
1  Mac- 1 4.1  j.copy  of  the  embaff.in  publick  ree. 
z  Mac.z.i.it  is  alfo  found  in  the  records 

JBeeotoereD. 
fud.14. 7-  when  tnev  na<*  'hovered  him 

1  Afdc.fc.48.  they  recovered  the  law  out  of 

10.52.  and  recovered  their  countrey 
z  Macz.zz.3ni  recovered  again  the  temple 

ISetduntep: 

2  Ato8.19.he  recounted  unto  them  what  helps 

ISeft. 
trifd.io.  1 8.  brought  through  the «rffea 

iRetyeffe. 
B<zr.6\  ^.not  redrefl'ei  wmng,being  unable 

IReferret). 
2  Mac.11.  jtf.  to  be  referred  to  the  king 

iRefo?m, 
i  £/</*•.  14.  j  4.  and  r^w  your  heartsjye  (hall 

iRefojmeD. 

2  Efdr.2. iz,  reformed  it  with  judgment 
wi/^.  i8.which  lived  on  the  earth  were  reformed 

12.26.  they  that  would  not  be  reformed 
EffZ.10.2y.  not  grudge  when  he  is  reformed 

2  3 .  i  5.  never  be  reformed  all  the  dayes  of  his 
IBeftairti 

mfd.\.\  r.  and  refrain  your  tongue  from 
Eccl.^.zy  refrain  not  to  fpeak  when  thou 
18.  jo.  refrain  thy  felf  from  thine  appetites 

1  Efd.  1  i.4<?.all  the  earth  may  be  refrejhed 

IRefreOKtr/. 
£«/-4j.i2.a  dew  coming  after  heat /efrejhetb 

IRefttge. 
1  Mac.  10. 1 4.it  was  their  place  of  refuge 
%  Mac.  10.28.thdr  refuge  alfo  unto  the  Lord 

tfefufe. 
1  EM2.19.they  wil  not  only  refufe  to  give  trib. 
Eccl.6.z  3 .  and  refufe  not  my  counfell 

IBefnftU. 
Eccl.1^.7.  many  therefore  have  refufedto  lend 

IRefnfc- 

To&.y.  i8.but  let  it  be  as  refufe  in  refpeft  of  our 

wifd.  1 1 . 1  i.fpending  the  »r/?//e  of  his  work 

1  j.  take  the  very  refufe  among  thofe 

Ecclzj.r\.  with  a  fieve  the  refufe  that  remaineth 

IRegarD. 
1  Efd.$.i7 .regard not  the  wicked  inventions 

15.16.they  (hall  not  '/Ygtfftsf  their  kings 
Tob. 3.  1  ^.command  fome  regard  to  be  had  of 
Eccl.io.  19. they  that  wgvtn/notthe  'aw 
10.7.  a  fool  will  ?rg<rft/ no  time 
4 1. 1 1.  have  regard  to  thy  name 
IBegartuD. 
wifd.  3 .  1 7.  yet  fhall  they  be  nothing  regarded 
z  Mac.7. 1  *>he  nothing  regarded  the  pains 

IBegarOetb;. 
E«/.j4.2.whofo  regardeth  dreams,is  like  him 

IBegarfcfng. 
wi/Iio.8.i'rf(irrf»»gnot  wifdome,they  gat  not 

IRegfongf. 
1  Efd.4,18.  do  not  all  region  fear  to  touch  him 

IBegifter. 
1  Mac.  14.22.  did  jwi/kr  the  things  that  they 

IRegfftreD, 
1  Afac8.zo.that  we  might  be  regiftred  y  out 

ISebearfe, 
EfcZ.  r  9. 7.  rehear  ft  not  unto  another  that  which 

IBeject. 

Jud.  1  i.io.rejeel  not  his  wordj  but  lay  it  up 
Wi/y.9.4.  y?;ec7  me  not  from  among  thy  childr. 
Ecd.^.n-rejeft  not  the  fupplicat.of  the  afflicted 
20.20.  a  wifefentence  (hMberejelied 
ISeign. 

wifd.-$.  8.  the  Lord  (hall  rag»  for  ever 
6.i  1 .  that  ye  may  reign  for  evermore 
IReigncD. 

Wlf.  1 4.  i  %. reigned  in  all  men  without  exception 
Ere.47. 1  j.Solomon  reigned  in  a  peaceable  time 
1  Afdc.  1.1  .rogw a!  in  his  ftead  the  firft  over  Gr. 
7.  Alexander  reigned  twelve  yeers 
io.Antiochus — rcigned'mtht  ij7.yeer 
6.z.reignedh&.  mo  ng  the  Grecians 


10. 1 .  by  means  whereof  he  reigned  there 
n-i9.Demetrius  reignedin  the  i67.yeer 
54.  after  this  mgraerfTryphon 

1  i.7.fent— from  Darius,who  reignedthen 

IRelnejaf. 
1  Mac-  z.  24.  and  his  reine's  trembled 

IRejofce- 
Tobit  1  j. 7.  fhall re/oice  in  his greatnefle 
I4.they  (hall  rejoice  in  thy  peace 
14.7.  truth  and  juftice  {hMrejoice 
Jud.a,.  1  i.and  for  the  nations  to  rejoice  At 
Eccl.%. 7. rejoice  not  over  thy  greateft  enemy 
1 6.  z.rejoice  not  in  them,except  the  fear  of 

2  2. 23 .mayeft  rejeice  in  his  profperity 
a6«4.he  (hall  at  all  times  rejoice  with 
30.2.(hall  rejoice  of  him  among  his  acquain. 

j. before  his  friends  he  (hall  rejoice  of  him 
j  y.ip.made  them  torejoice  in  his  mercy 
39.  j  1  .(hall  rejoice  in  his  commandements 
40. 20. wine  and  mufick  rejoice  the  heart 
50.20.and  to  rejoice  in  his  Name 
5 1. 29. let  yout  foul  rejoice  in  his  Name 
Bar. n.iz  .let  no  man  rejoice  over  me  a  widow 
z  Mac-i  5. 1 1  .which  did  not  a  little  yf/oife- 

IRejoiceO, 

Tofe  14.1 5.before  his  death  ht  rejoiced 
wifd.7. 1  *  •  and  I  rejoiced  in  them  all 
EffZ.30.y-  he  faw,  and  rejoicedin  him 
Btfr.j.  j4.ftars  (hined  in  their  watches,  &  rejoic. 
4.  j  1.  afflicted  thee,and  rejoiced  at  thy  fall 
j  j.  for  as  (lie  rejoiced 'at  thy  ruinc 

1  Ate.7.48.  the  people  rejoiced  greatly 

1 4. 1 1.  Ifrael  rejoiced  with  great  joy 

IRejoiceth. 

Eccl.z6.z.a  vertuous  woman  rejoiceth  her  husb. 

j  7. q.rejoketh  in  the  profperity  of  a  friend 

{Rejoicing. 

2  Efdr.iO.  22.  our  rejoicing  is  at  an  end 
Wif  1 1. 1 5.  and  his  fon  went  in  rejoicing 
Eccl.1.11.  &  gladnefle,andacrownofre/<j/f«7£ 

i8.enlargeth  their  rejoicing  that  love  him 
Bdr.4.34.1  will  take  away  the  rejoicingoi 'her 
37.  rejoicing  in  the  glory  of  God 
$.y .  rejoicing  in  the  remembrance  of  God 
IReleafe.    IRcleafcD. 
Pray.  ofManaff.  neither  have  any  releafe 
1  Mac.  1  o.  i9.for  your  fake  I  releafe  all  the  Jews 
30. 1 releafeit  from  this  time  forth 
4  J. even  thofe  things  fhall  be  releajed 
laclfcfc. 
r  Mac.w-i  y.difcharge  them  of -all  for  theirs/. 
z  Afrfc3.10.for  the  reliefs  of  widowes  and 

IRelfeWng. 

Eccl.  3 .  r  4>the  relieving  of  thy  father  (hall  not  be 

IRelfgfon. 

1  Mac.  1.43  .Ifraelites  confented  to  his  religion 
2.19.  from  the  religion  of  their  fathers 

2 1  .to  go  from  our  religion,  either  to  the 

2  Mac  6. 1 4.  were  now  gone  to  a  ftrange  religt. 

8  1.  continued  in  the  Jewes  religion 
14.38.  for  the  religion  of  the  Jewes 
IReKgfotwr. 
/««&*&  1 1.1 7.  thy  fervant  isrcligious,  &  ferveth 

IRelte. 

EffZ.  1  J'. 4.  (hall  >•*/«  upon  her,  and  (hall  not  be 

KclteD. 

1  Mac.S.i  2.  fuch  as  «/««/  upon  them,they 

JScmain. 

2  Efd.  1  j.49.fhall  defend  his  people  that  remain 
Jud,  1  r .  r  7. 1  will  remain  with  thee,&  thy  ferv. 
fffZ.23.27.  they  that  rfwwz'a  (hall  know 

42.2j.thefe  things  live  and  remain  for  ever 
44-i  1  .(hall  continually  remain  a  good  inher. 

1 3 .  their  feed  (hall «/»«'»  for  ever 
4S.i  5-fo  long  as  the  heavens  (hould  maw/s 
B#\2.  2 1.  fo  (hall  ye  ra»<«'«  in  the  land 
6-i .  ye  fhall  ««<««  there  many  yeers 
ISemafneO. 
£ff/«48. 1  j'.yet  there  remained  a  fmall  people 

IRemafnett;. 
EffZ.38.r9.  in  affliftion  alfoforrow  remaineth 

IRcmetip. 
W?/!2. 1. in  the  death  of  a  man  there  is  no  ra»ftfy 

1 6.9. neither  was  there  found  any  remedy 
Ef-3.28.in  the  pun.of  the  proud  there  is  no  rem. 
43.22.aprefent  remedy  of  all  is  a  mift 


REM       REM       Apoc.j 

IRemeoflefte. 

£#.i6\$.  enwrapped  them  in  remedileffe calami 

Ifiunember. 

1  E/cfw  3  .23.km»<  wfeer  not  what  they  have 
4.43  .remember  thy  vow  which  thou  haft 

2  Efd.z.ii.remember  thy  children  which  fleep 
8.39.I  will  remember  their  pilgrimage 

Tob.}.}.remember  u\e,and  look  upon  me 
4.  ^.remember,  my  fon,  that  (hefaw  many 

ig.remembcr  my  commandements 
e>.  1 5.  doft  thou  not  remember  the  precepts 
i+.io.rememberjny  fon,how  Aman  handled 
7«rfeffc  8.26.  remember  what  things  he  did 

1 3. 1 9.which  remember  the  power  of  God 
EEb.10.5.1  remember  a  dream  which  I  faw 

H.izjememb.O  Lord,make  thy  felf  known 

Wifd.\6.\\.  (hould  remember  thy  words 

Eccl.7.i6.remember  that  wrath  will  not  tarry 

2  S.rememb.  that  thou  waft  begot  of  them 

36.  remember  the  end,  &  thou  (halt  never 

8.5.wKfM&.ihat  we  are  all  worthy  of  panifh. 

7.  but  remember  that  we  die  all 
9. 1 2.  remember  they  fhall  not  go  unpunifhed 
il.remember  thit  thougoeft  inthemidft 
1 2.1 2.at  the  laft  remember  my  words 
jq.ii.remember  that  death  will  not  be  long  I 
1 5 .8, men  that  are  liers  cannot  remember  her 
1 8.  25.  remember  the  time  of  hunger 
x^.i ^.remember  thy  father  and  thy  mother 

i8.the  moft  High  will  not  remember 
z%.6.remember  thy  end,and  let  enmity  ceafe 
remember  corruption  and  death 
7.  remember  the  commandements 
3  \,\i.rtmembert\oi  a  wicked  eye  is  an  evill 
36.8. make  the  timefhorr/cwewiw  the  core. 
38.  20.  and  remember  the  laft  end 
41.  3.  remember  them  that  have  been  before 
42.1 5  J  will  now  remember  the  works  of  the 
Bar.z.$o.  they  (hall  remember  themfelves 

33.  (hall  remember  the  way  of  their  fathers 
3.  f. remember  not  the  iniquities  of  our 

2$.thewayof  wifdom,or  r«»cw.her  paths 
a,. \ /^.remember  ye  the  captivity  of  my  fons 
Sufan.^.not  remember  \x&  judgment 

1  Mac.q.g .remember  how  our  fathers  were 
6.1 2.1  remember  the  evils  that  I  did  at  Jeruf. 
7 .38  .remember  their  blafphemies,and 
1 2. 1 1  .we — remember  you  in  the  facriflces 

2  A/df.8.4.  remember  the  wicked  flaughter 
1 5.8.  but  to  remember  the  help  which 

IReinembtanee. 

2  E/y.i.36'.caU  their  fins  into  remembrance 
i2.47.theHigheft  hath  you  inremembrance 

Tobit  1 2.1 2.T  did  bring  the  remembrance  of 

wifd.z.^.  fhall  have  our  works  in  remembrance 
1 1  .z.for  the  remembrance  of  things  paft 
it>e;.  to  put  them  in  remembrance  of  the 

Eff/.i  1.25.  no  remembrance  ofprofpetity 
28.  i.will  futely  ke«.  p  his  fins  in  remembrance 
38.  23.  let  his  remembrance  reft 
41.1.I10W  bitter  is  the  remembrance  of  thee 
49.1 .  the  remembrance  of  Jofias  is  like  the 
50.it).  a  remembrancehefore  the  moft  High 

Bar.%.%.  rejoicing  in  the  remembrance  of  God 

1  Maci.'t  1. ca\l  to  remembrance  what  acts 

2  Mac.  12.42.  wholly  be  put  out  of  remembrance 
l&cmembiet). 

Tobit  1. 1 2.  becaufe  I  remembred  God  with  all 
4. 1.  in  that  day  Tobit  remembred  the  money 
8.2.he  remembred  the  words  of  Raphael" 
Eflh.10.11.  God  remembredhis  people 
Ef.  3. 1  y.in  the  day  of  thy  afflift.it  fhall  be  rem. 
Bar./^.Z7.  you  fhall  be  remembred  of  him 
Bel  3  8.  thou  haft  remembred'me,  O  God 
1  A/rff.y.4.  he  remembred  the  injury  of 

iScmcmbzcti). 
1  £/rfr.4,2i.  remembreibneithet  father  nor  mo. 

fScinetnteing. 
ToJ.  z.6.rememking  that  prophecie  of  Amos 

iBemfffe. 
Eff4.19.and  in  thy  deeds  flack  and  remife 

IS  emote- 
wifd.i  .^. remove  from  thoughts  that  are  without 
EffZ.30.2  3.  j-flwow  forrpw  far  from  thee 

iRenD. 
K'ifd.4,1 9.he  fhallWftf  them,and  call  them 

IRenDer.  ] 


REN       REP 

IKenDer- 

Tob-z.ii-  render  it  to  the  owucrs,for  it  is  not 
Eccl- 1 7-z^- render  their  recompence  upon 
33*1  i-render  to  them  as  liketh  him  bed 

IRenOier).   ISenDitng. 

Eflb-  \6.  1 8-  rcndnng  vengeance  to  him  accord- 
ivifd.10.17  .rendrcdto  the  righteous  a  reward 
iRenexo. 

i  Mac*  1-3.  you  fhould  renew  friendihip 
1 6-to  renew  the  amity  that  we  had 
IRenjcoeD, 
i  Mac-  4.  J  7- the  chambers  they  renewed 
y.i<  and  the  fan&uary  they  renewed 
IRenemfng. 

1  A/rtci  i.io.for  the  renewing  of  brotherhood 

1R  enounce. 

2  £/i&\  14.  1  j-  and  now  renounce  corruption 

iSenoron, 
Eccl.1-19.ati  in  high  place,and  of  renown 

ISeitoroneO. 
/««/.  1 1 . a 3 .  and  malt  be  renowned  through 
Eccl.  39.1.. the  layings  of renowned  men 
44.}.  men  renowned  for  their  power 

1  Mac.  3 .9 .  w  as  renowned  unto  the  utmoft  part 

5.63.  greatly  renowwd  in  the  fight  of  alllfr. 
6. 1. a  city  greatly  renowned  for  riches 
14.10.his  honourable  name  was  renowned 

2  Mac.  2.12.  temple  renowned  all  the  world  over 

IRent, 
r  Efdr.8.7 1  .thefe  tbings,I  mtf  my  clothes 
fudetb  14- 16.  and  WTzthis  garments 

1 9. heard  thefe  words,  they  rent  their  coats 
Bar  61 1. having th-.ir  clothes rcnt,md  their 

1  Mac.  i- 16.  rent  in  pieces  the  books  of  the  law 

2  itfac4.38.and  rcntoff  his  clothes 

^Separation* 
1  Mac  1 4.34.convenient  for  the  ?^a>'a£.thereof 

IRepair. 
1  E/aV.2.1 8.  and  yfpaji'  the  walls  of  it,and  do 

IRepafttD. 

ErtZ.  50.  1  •  who  in  his  life  repaired  the  houfe 

1  Mac.  9. 5  o.  repaired  the  ftrong  cities  of  Judea 

62.  they  repaired  the  decayes  thereof 

12.37.  repair.that  which  was  called  Capben 

{Repairing 

1  Mac  10.44.  repairing  the  works  of  thefan&u. 

iKepag. 

2  Efi.i  y.20.and  y^av  me .  hings  that  they 
Tob.$<  i4.if  thou  fi-rve  G.he  will  alfo  repay  thee 
ECC/.4.3 1 .  and  Shut  when  thou  (houldeft  repay 

li.6.  -vi\\  repay  vengeance  unto  the  ungodly 
29.  j.wben  he  ihoold  repay,  he  will  prolong 
IRepapeO.  IRepapet!). 
Eccl.  20. 1 2.  a  >id  icpayeth  it  feven  fold 
3  j.ij.repayed  vengeance  to  the  heathen 
IRepettt. 
w'ifd.ig.2.wou\Arepent  and  purfue  them 
Eccl- 1 7. 24.  but  to  them  that  repent  he  granted 
21.6  the  Lord  will  repent  from  his 
32.1 9. when  thou  haft  once  done,repent  not 
3  3 . 1 9.  to  anotber3left  it  repent  thee 
Pra-of  Mavaff.  the  Go  i  of  them  that  repent 

IRepentance. 
2  Efdr.o.  n.  place  of  repentance  was  open 
#'i/a.  1 2.  icgaveft  them  place  of  repentance 
Eccl.  17.2  2.give  repentance  to  his  fons  &  daugh. 
18.21.in  the  time  of  fins  (hew  repentance 
20. 3. how  good  is  if — to  (hew  repentance 
44. 1 6. an  example  of  repentance  to  al!  gener. 
Pra-of  Manajf.  thou— haft  promifed  repentance 
haft  appointed  repentance  unto  me 
IRepenteo. 
Eccl-  48.1  J.  the  people  repented  not,neither 

JRepenteft. 
Pr a.of  Manajf-  repenteftoi  the  evils  of  man 

IRepentfng. 
Wifd.$. 3. they  repenting,  &  groningfor  anguifh 

IRepIenifheD. 

Eccl.  16.  4.  (hall  the  city  be  replemfhed 

3  2.1 3  .hath  replenifhed  thee  with  his  good 

IBeplieO. 

Tob.z  .1 4>but  flie  replied  upon  me,  It  was  given 


REP        REQ_ 


RES       RES 


Apo 


wifd. 8.1 8.in  talking  w  th  her,a  good  report 
Eccl-^i-z^.the  report  of  his  good  houfe-keeping 
Suf.  27 .was  never  fuch  a  report  made  of  Sufanna 


1  Mac.  1 2. 2 3.to  make  report  to  you  on  this  wife 

1  j,  3  6. made  rejwt  to  him  of  thefe  fpeeches 

2  Mdct  4.37.  a  man  of  very  good  report 

JRepojtet), 
1  Efdr.  1. ^  ^.reported  in  the  books  of  the  kings 
fudeth  1 1. 8. it  is  reported  in  all  the  earth 
£a/.44-8.that  their  ptaifes  might  be  reported 

1  Mac  J .  1 4.  who  rcportedon  this  wife 

2  Mac  2.  r  3 .  were  reported  in  the  writings 

1 1.  i8.meet  to  be  reported  to  the  king 
JRepofe. 
Wifd&.\6. 1  will  repofe  my  felf  with  us 

IReptoofe.   I5cp?3of0- 
iri/i/.  1 1 .7.  for  a  manifeft  reproofe  of  that  comm. 
Eccl.zo.  1.  there  is  a  reproofe  that  is  not  comely 
48.  10.  who  waft  ordained  f  >r  reproofs 
IRepjoaclj,  lRep?oach\ 
roW?  3.4-  for  a  proveib  of  reproach  to  all 
ic  it  (ball  be  a  reproach  unto  him 
13.  may  hear  no  more  the  reproach 
fudetb  4. 1 2  .to  profanation  and  reproach 
5.21  .become  a  reproach  before  all  the  world 
8.22.  (hall  be  an  offence  and  reproach 
Q.2.polluted  her  virginity  to  hei;  reproach 
Wifd-\.  1 8.  a  reproach  among  the  dead 

j.  3.  and  a  proverb  of  reproach 
Eccl.^i  1 .  is  a  reproach  to  the  children 
6.1 .  an  ill  name,  ihame,and  reproach 

9.  will  difcover  thy  reproach 
8.  j.  reproach  not  a  man  that  turneth  from  fin 
zi.i6.her  reproach  (hall  not  be  blotted 
27.28.  mockery  and  reproach  are  from 
29.2  3.  that  thou  hear  not  the  reproach 
41.6.  (hall  have  a  perpetuall  reproach 
42. 1 1 .  a  reproach  among  the  people 

i4.which  bringeth  (name  and  reproach 
47.4.  did  he  not  take  away  reproach 
Baruch  2.4.10  be  as  a  reproach  and  defoliation 
3.8. haft  fcattered us,  fora  reproach  &  a  curfe 
6.72.fhailbe  a  reproach  in  the  countrey 
7 3. he  (hall  be  far  from  reproach 
Dan-i  .9. a  fhame  and  reproach  to  thy  fervants 

1  Mac. 1. 59.  her  fabbaths  into  reproach, hez 
4.4  5  .left  it  (hould  be  a  reproach  to  them 

^.reproach  f>f  the  heathen  was  put  away 

IReptoacbeti. 
'tobit  3.7.  reproached  by  her  fathers  maids 
Eccl-^i.  7.  (hall  be  reproached  for  his  fake 

IRepjoacfees, 
Tofe  3.6".becaufe  I  have  heard  falfe  reproaches 

&ep?oacbfaIf. 

2  Mrtc7.24.to  be  a  reproachfull  fpeech. 

lRep?oachtng. 
Eccl-zs>.  28.  and  reproaching  of  the  lender 

IRenjotoe. 
2  E/ifr.  1 2. 3  2.he  (hall  «pm/e  them,and  (hall 

1 4. 1 3  .reprove  thy  people,comfort  fuch 
ffifd.z.  14.  he  was  made  to  reprove  our  thoughts 

1 8.  j.caft  forth,and  faved,to  reprove  them 
£«/.ao.2.it  is  much  better  to  reprove,t.hen  to 
29.IUS  mouth,  that  he  cannot  reprove 
ISepiotieti. 
'rifd.  17.7.  wifdome  was  reproved  with  difgrace 
£«/.20.3.whenthou  art  reprov  to  (hew  repent. 
2i-6.  he  that  hateth  to  be  reproved 
3  a.  i7.a  finfull  man  will  not  be  reproved 

1  Maf.4.3  ^.reprov.  him, and  withdrew  himfelf 

IRepiotieth. 
wifd.1.1.  when  it  is  tried,  reproveth  the  unwife 
£«/.  18.  i3.hee  reproveth  and  nurtureth 

IReputatfon. 
Sufan.  6*4.  had  in  great  reputation  in  the 
iReqtwft. 

2  M/ZC9.26.  and  requefi you  to  remember 
1 1.1 7.  made  «2«e/2  for  the  performance 

iReqtrire- 

1  Efdr. 4. 46. this  is  that  which  I  require,  and 

8.22.  that  you  require  no  taxe,nor  any 

2  Efdr.  1.32.  whofe  bloud  I  w  ill  require 
Baruch  6. 3  % .  they  will  not  require  it 

1  Mac.7.1 2.a  company  of  fcribes  to  j-^tt.juftice 

2  Mac. 1 1. 24.  they  require  of  us,  that  we 

iSeqntceO. 

1  Efdr.  6.  12.  wee  required  of  them  their 

2  Efd.i$.zi.  the  thing  thou  haft  required 
fudetb  7.24.  that  you  have  not  required  peace 

7  Xxxxx  3 


2  Mac.j.io.  and  when  he  was  required 

iRequfretr;. 
Eccl-  8.o.and  to  give  anfwer  as  need  requireth 
2  Mac.6, 27  .fuch  an  one  as  mine  ,age  requireth 

IBequfqte.  . 

ri/tf.  16-4.it  was  n^OT/fo  that  upon  them 

Ktqaite.  iRequitetb, 
Eccl-i-ii.  he  that  requitcth  good  turns 
8.19.  r^aife  thee  with  a  (hrcwd  turn 
30.6.Qiall  requite  kindneffe  to  his  friends 
3  y.2.  he  that  requiteth  a  good  turn 
IRefemblance. 
Wifd.\at.\().x.o  make  the  refemblance  of  the 
Ecrf.34.3.  is  the  refemblance  of  one  thing 

IReferbe.  IReferteO. 
Judeth  2.10.  thou  (halt  refcrve  them  for  me 
11.13.  referved  for  the  priefts  that  ferve 
2  Mrfc.4.19.  referved  for  other  charges 

IReCtDue. 
2  £/«//•.  1 1.4.  rofted  it  with  the  refldue 

19-  fo  went  it  wiih  all  the  refldue 
fudeth  1  j.6.  the  refidue  that  dwelt  at  Betbulia 
i  Mac3.24.the  refidue  fled  into  the  land 
2  Mac.S.  28.  the  refidue  they  divided 

IReftft. 

fudeth  11.18.none  of  them  that  (hall  refiftthee 

Eft.  1 3. 1  i.there  is  no  man  that  can  refifl  thee 

1  Mac.  11.3  8.no  refiftance  was  made  againft  him 

IReafteo. 

fudeth  2.2  j.  killed  all  that  refiflcdhim 
1  Mac  1 4.  7.  nor  any  that  refiftcd  him 

IRcOitcth. 
Eccl.ig.^.  but  he  that  /e^er6  pleafures 

JRefoltoetj. 
fudetb  1 1 . 1 3 .  are  refolved  to  fpend  the  firft 
EaZ.39.32. 1  was  refolved,2nd  thought  upon 

1  Mac  1.62. many  in  Ifrael  were  fully  refolved 

2  Mac  1  j.i.  refolved  without  any  danger  to  fet 

IBetolute. 

2  Mac  6.20.  are  refolute  to  ftand  out  againft 

IBefoit. 
ECC/.27.9. birds  will  ye/J»rt  unto  their  kind 
39.f .  to  refort  early  unto  the  Lord 
ISefoiteO. 
Ej?.i4.r.  queen  ERhet  reforted  unto  the  Lord 
Sufan-  4.  and  to  him  reforted  the  Jewes 

IRcfpect. 
To&.  %.  1 8.  as  refufe  in  refpe 61  of  our  child 
fpifd.^.  1  y.  he  hath  re/peiS  unto  his  chofen 
7.9-all  gold  in  refp^cl  of  her  is  as  a  little  fand 
1 9. 1  ? .  fome '/ r/jpe<5?  (hall  be  had  of  thofe 
Eccl.  16.  3.  nor  refpeSi  their  multitude' 
35.12.  with  him  is  no  re fpect  of  perfons 
46. 1 4.  the  Lord  had  refpe£t  unto  Jacob 
iRefpectet). 

Wifi.io.by  his  own  faving,he  (hall  be  refpefted 

IRefpite- 

1  Mac12.2j.gave  them  norefpite  to  enter 

Mtfk. 

r  E/"rf.i.58.(hall  (he  re/2,unti!)  the  full  term  o( 

wijd.  4.  7.  yet  (hall  he  be  in  re/2 

EccU6.z8,  at  laft  thou  (halt  find  her  reft 

11.  19. 1  have  found  reft,  and  now 

20.21.  and  when  he  taketh  reft,  he 

21.1 1. for  the  dead,  for  he  is  at  reft 

1 3.  and  thou  (halt  find  rest 
24. 7.  with  all  thefe  I  fought  reft,  and 
8.  caufed  my  tabernacle  to  reft,md  faid 
1 1  .in  the  beloved  city  he  gave  me  reft 
28.  i6.(hall  never  find  reft,  nor  never  dwell 
3  3.2  j.fervant  to  labour,thou  (halt  find  reft 
3e?.  24.  a  help  —  and  a  pillar  of  reft 
38.  23.  when  the  dead  is  at  reft 

let  his  remembrance  refi 
40.  f.  in  the  time  of  reft  on  his  bed 

6a  little  or  nothing  is  his  res? 
41. 1.  to  a  man  that  liveth  at  reft  in  his 
44.23. made  it  reft  on  the  head  of  Jacob 
j  1. 27. and  have  gotten  unto  me  much  reft 

1  Mac.  7.  50.  the  lan<l  of  Judea  was  in  reft 

9-j7.1and  of  Judea  was  in  reft  two  yeec 

2  Mac  11.25.  this  nation  (hall  be  in  reft 

IRefteD. 
fudeth  rc.2i.  Olofernes  reftedonhis  bed 
Eccl-^7.  23.  thus  refted  Solomon  with  his  fata. 
1  Mac.16. 4.  refted  that  night  at  Modin 

IReftetr; 


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IReftetfr. 
Eccl.  y.  6.  indignation  refletb  on  (inners 
3  i.j.  when  he  refteth,  he  is  filled  with 
ISettoje, 

z  Efd.7.3  *-the  earth  flia^  ^"^  tho''e  tIiaC 
Toft.  10. 1 2.  the  Lord  of  heaven  reftore  thee 
Eccl.48.  lo.toreftore  the  tribes  of  Jacob 
Bar.6. 37. they  cannot  reftore  a  blind  man 
1  Afdc3.4j.let  us  reftore  the  decayed  eftate  of 

1  j.j.may  reftore  it  to  the  old  eftate 
a  Mac.9'i6.  reftore  all  the  holy  veffels 
1 1. ay.  to  rr/W  them  their  temple 
12.2y.that  he  would  reft,  them  without  hurt 
i4.46.calling  on  the  Lo.  to  reftore  him  thofe 
i&efto?ed. 

1  Efd.6.i6.{hou\d  be  reftoredto  tbehoufe  at 

2  £/3. 1 2. 1  S.fhall be yefZora? again  tohis 
ro&.2.i.andmy  wife  Anna  was  restored  to  me 

14.2. his  fight,  which  W3s  restored  to  him 
r;/i/rf.i6.i2.that  >'e/2<w/them  to  health 

IKefarrection. 

2  E/X, 2.2  j .the  firft  place  in  my  refurreclion 

2 Afdt-7.14.thou  (halt  have  no  refurreclion  to  life 

1 2.4 j.  he  was  miodfull  of  the  refurreclion 

ISetain. 

Eccl-4 1.16.  not  good  to  retain  all  fliamefacedn. 

IRetttrn. 
2  E/a\  1 6. 1 6.  plagues —  (hall  not  return  again 
T06. y.i  5.  if  heygWrafafe,  I  will  addfomething 
20.he  (hall  fei/^B  in  fafety,  &  thine  eyes 
i4>5.they  ftiall  rctara  from  all  places  of  their  I 
£«Z.4.i8.then  will  (he  return  the  ftrait  way 
16.30.they  (hall  rtfWK  into  it  again 
I7.24.thatrepent,he  granted  them  return 
2  f. return  unto  the  Lord,and  forfake  thy 
27.9.  fo  will  truth  return  unto  them  that 
zg.^.returnviotAs  of  grief,and complain  of 
40.1.  till  the  day  that  they  ret-  to  the  mother 

1  Mae.^.<!6.(hou\d  return,  every  man  to  his 
icy  y  .didft  ;■#«>'»  into  the  land  of  thy  fathers 

2  Mac.  y.  8.  that  he  had  an  unhappy  return 

11.29.that  your  defire  was  to  return  home 

l&ettwtieb. 
Tob.z.  y.then  I  returnedand  waflied  my  felf 

9.  alfo  I  returned  from  the  buriall 
/«rf.y.i9.now  are  they  returned  to  their  God 
Wifd  z.i. to  have  rcraw^  from  the  grave 
B«\4. 18.  being  wrw.  feek  him  ten  times  more 

1  Mac.i.6$.  is  returnedinto  hisduft 

y.y4.untill  they  had  returned  in  peace 
IRetttrmtlj. 

2  £/#.  16.1g.it  an  arrow — returnetb  not  backw. 
wifS.  1  y .  8.while  after  returnetb  to  the  fame 

16.14.fpir.when  it  is  gone  forth yreturneth  not 
Etc/.  2  6. 2  8. one  thatrefaratffc  from  righteoufn. 

IRebeal.  JRebealeO. 
2  £/<J.io.j8.will  m>ftj/many  fecret things 

14.  j. did  manifeftly  reveal  my  felf  to  Mofes 
5*0^.12. ii.to  revealthe  works  of  God 
Ecclti.6.  hath  the  root  of  wifdom  been  revealed 
3 . 1 9.my  fteries  are  revealed  unto  the  meek 
19.8  .canft  without  ofFencejTWMf  them  not 
IRebealcth.  Stealing, 
JEttZ.41.23.  and  ofreveaHngof  fecrets 
42.1 9.  revealeth  the  fteps  of  hidden  things 
iRebellfng- 
2  Mac.6.4.  ana"  revcllingof  the  Gentiles 

iSetelKttgff. 
Wifd.i4.z1.  made  veveUings  of  ftrange  rites 

IRebntge. 
Wifd.^.  17.  for  the  revenge  of  his  enemies 
£«/.?. 3. Lord  will furelyrm»ge the  pride 
,     zy.14.any  revengebuttherevenge  ofenemies 
48.8.who  anointed  kings  to  take  revenge 
iBebengrt).  IRcbengefy. 
Judith  ij.20.  but  haft  re  venged  our  mine 
Wifd  1 2.1 2.  revenged  for  the  unrighteous  men 
■E«/.  18. 1. he  that  -tevengcth  (hall  find  vengeance 

IRebenne.  iRtbetraMf. 
a  Af<#.  3 .  j .  of  his  own  revenues,  bare  the  coft 
4>8.and  of  another  revenue  eighty  talents 
9. 16.  out  of  his  own  revenue  defray  the 
JRebetmcx. 
i  E/3.iy.  lo.kingsoftheearthtomiei-ftfseme 
Jwrf.  10.23.  and  did  reverence  unto  him 
wifd.z.10.  nor  reverence  the  ancient  gray  hairs 


Eccl.^.z  2.  let  not  the  reverence  of  any  man 
7.29.  and  reverence  his  priefts 
26.24.  will  reverence  her  husband 
IRcberenccD. 
jW.14.  7.  fell  at  Judiths  feet,  &  revcrencedhet 
Bar.4.1  y  .neither  rcw«w«/old  man,nor 

IReberefflj; 
2  Ata.i  y.2.agood  manjrezxrarfin  converfati. 

JKebfltng. 
Ea/.  22.  24.  fo  reviling  before  bloud 
*7.2i.after  ?ra/i»gthere  may  be  reconcilem. 
IRebfltog*. 
Eccl.17.  i^.revilings  are  grievous  to  the  ear 

"Eebibeo, 
1  A/rfMj^.heard  thefe  words,their  fpirit  rtvlv. 

IRebobeo. 
i  Mac.i  1  ^3  6.nothing  hereof  (hall  be  revoked 

UUbOlt. 
1  Mac.  2. 1  y.  compelled  the  people  to  revolt 

13.16.  that— lie  may  not  revolt  from  us 

KebolteO. 
To/M.y.all  the  tribes  which  together  revolted 

1  Mac.j.  24.  them  that  had  revolted  horn  him 
z  Mac.  1.7.  revolted  (torn  the  holy  land 

y.  1 1.  he  thought  that  Judea  had  revolted 
ISecoarO. 
a  Eftd.z.i  y.be  ready  to  the  reward  of  the  kingd. 
3 . 3  3 .  yet  their  reward  appeareth  not 
4.3  y.the  fruit  of  the  floor  of  our  reward 
7.3  y. and  the  reward  (hall  be  (hewed 
8.33.  their  own  deeds  receive  reward 
39.  the  reward  that  they  (hall  have 
wifd.  y.  1  y.their  reward  is  with  the  Lord 

10.17.  to  the  righteous  a  reward  of  their  lab. 
£«/.  2.  8.  your  reward  (hall  not  fail 

1 1 . 1 8.this  is  the  portion  of  his  reward 
2 1.  is  the  reward oi  the  godly 
z6.  to  reward  a  man  according  to 
17-  a  3-  will  rife  up  and  reward  them 
36. 1 6.  reward  them  that  wait  for  thee 
y  1 .22.hath  given  me  a  tongue  for  my  reward 
3  O.in  his  time  he  w  ill  give  you  your  raw. 

2  Afdc.y.7.  for  the  reward  of  his  treafon 

8.3 3. received  a  reward  meet  for  his  wickedn. 

iy.33.  hangup  rhemwzr^of  hismadnefle 
ISemarOeti. 
To&ir  1 4.  ro.  how  he  rewarded  him  again 
Eftb.tz.f.  and  for  this  he  rewarded  him 
Wi/d.  3.y.  they  (hall  be  greatly  rewarded 

1  Mac  11.  yj.  neither  rewarded  he  him 

2  Afdf.4.  38.  thus  the  Lord  rewarded  him 

IBeraatM. 

1  Efdr.4.  J9.  no  accepting  of  perfons  or  rewards 

1  Mac-z.i%.  filver,and  gold,and  many  rewards 

10.28.  imrouniries,and  give  you  rewards 

16.19.fi.lver>  and  gold,  and  rewa>-ds 

»<c*. 

1  Efdr.3>.Ta.o{  the  poor  man,and  ofthewft 

21.it  maketh  every  heart  rich 
Eccl.8.  2.  be  not  at  variance  with  a  rich  man 
10.22.  whether  he  be  rich,  noble, or  poor 

30. the  rich  man  is  honoured  for  his  riches 
1 1.  i8.that  waxeth  rich  by  his  warinefle 

2 1 .  to  make  a  poor  man  rich 
13. 3. the  nab  man  hath  done  wrong 

22.  when  a  rich  man  is  fallen,he  hath 
23. when  a  rich  man  fpeaketh, every  man 

30.  i4.then  a  rich  man  that  is'  affllfted 
31.3.  thhrich  hath  great  labour  in  gathering 

8.blefled  is  the  rich  that  is  found 
44.6.rirfrmen  furniihed  with  ability 
4y.8.ftrengthened  him  with  rich  garments 
Sufan.4.  Joachim  was  a  great  rich  man 

1  Mac.6.i.  there  was  in  it  a  very  rich  temple 

2  Mac.-j.  24.  make  him  both  a  rich  and  a  happy 

JRtcher. 
mfd.S.i.  what  is'richcr  then  wifdome 
Ea/.i3.2.mightier  and  richer  then  thy  (elf 

IRtchefi. 
Pfi/S'.y.8.what  good  hath  riches— brought  us 
8.y.if  riches  be  a  poflefllon  to  be  defircd 
18.  works  of  her  hands  arc  infinite  riches 
Eccl.  1  o.  8 .  and  riches  got  by  deceit 

30,rich  man  is  honoured  for  hisricbes 
3 1. in  poverty,  how  much  more  in  riches 
he  that  is  di(honourable  in  riches 


1 1.14.  poverty  and  richescomt  of  the  Lord 
1  3.2  4.>'iA$3regood  unto  him  that  hath  no 
1 4.  y.ricbcs  are  not  comely  for  a  niggard 
2 1.4.C0  tetnfie  &  do  wrong  will  wade  riches 
24. 1 7.  the  fruit  of  honour  and  riches 
28.  10.  accord,  to  his  riches,  bis  anger  rifeth 

30.16.  there  is  no  riches  above  a  found  body 
3  i.i-watching  for  riches  confumeth  the  fle(h 

3 .  in  gathering  riches  together 
37.6.notunmindfull  ofhiminthy/icfej 
40.  z6.riches  and  ftrength  lift  up  the  heart 
Bar.6.1  y.  they  can  neither  give  >'«&£.»,rtormony 
1  Mac. 4. 2 3.  blue  filk  — and  great  riches 
6.1.  a  city  greatly  renowned  for  riches 
z  Mac.1.6.  the  multitude  of  their  riches. 

•  met. 

z  Mac.j.z  y.with  a  terrible  rider  upon  him 

IRloerg. 
/«d. 2. y.horfes  wA  their  riders  twelve  thoufand 

iEititcuIong. 
EccZ.34.18.his  offering  is  ridiculous ,and  the 
IRtfleO. 

1  Mac.1.61.  zainfledthe  houfes,and  fled 

IStgrjtsatattng. 

wifd.  y . 2  l.rkht- aiming  thunder-bolts  go  abroad 

Kiflftt. 

2  Efdr. 10.  39.  hathfeen  that  thy  wayisrigfo 
Tek3.17.to  Tobias  by  ei^fo  of  inheritance 

6. 1 1  .to  thee  doth  the  right  of  inheritance 
JW.  8. 1 1  .the  people  this  day  are  not  right 
W'ifd.8. 9.  and  right  in  thy  commandemtnts 
10.  10.  guided  him  inrigfct  pathes 
49. 9.  direfted  them  that  went  right 
Dan.i.$.thy  wayes  are  right ^nd  all  thy  judgm. 
1  Mac.y.  1  y-  wfio  difcomfited  the  right  wine 
IRfght^/Mrf. 

1  £7^.4.29.  fitting  at  the  w?fo-hand  of  the  king 
z  E/W.j-tf.which  thy  rjgfa-hand  had  planted 

1 6. 1 3 .  ft  tong  is  his  right-hand 
Wifd.  y.  16.  with  his  rigbr-band  (hall  he  cover 
Ecc/'i  2.1 2.  let  him  fit  at  thy  r/gfer-hand 
21.19.  likemanades  on  the  rigbt-hani 
49.1 1.  as  a  fignet  onthe?igfo-band 
Bar.6.1  y.  hath  in  his  right-hxad  a  dagger 

2  Afdc.4.33.  gave  him  his  >vgfa-band  with  oaths 

14.3  3.  fttetched  out  his  right-hand 
ij.iy. holding  forth  his  right  -hand 
IRfghteonjs. 
2  Efdr.y  1 1. of  whom  came  all  righteous  men 
Te6.2.i4.thinealms,3nd  thy  righteous  deeds 

1 3  •?•  on  the  fons  of  the  righteous 
Eft.  1 1.7.  againft  the  righteous  people 

9. whole  righteous  nation  was  troubled 
14-7.  O  Lord,  thou  art  righteous 
Wifd.  2.1 2.  lie  in  wait  for  the  righteous 

3. 1. fouls  of  the  righteous  are  in  the  hand  of 

10.  which  have  neglected  the  righteous 
4.7.  though  the  righteous  be  prevented 

1 6.the  righteous  that  is  dead  (hal  condemn 
5. 1  y.  the  righteous  live  for  ever 
io.4.direfted  theccurfe  of  the  righteous 
y.  (he  found  out  the  righteous Jk.  pteferved 
6.  the  delivered  the  righteous  man 
10.  when  the  righteous  fled  from  his  broth. 
1  j. when  the  righteous  was  fold,(he 
I7.rendred  to  the  righteous  a  reward 
zo.the  Jvgkcwr  fpoiled  the  ungodly 
1 2.9  under  the  hand  of  the  righteous 

1  y.  as  thou  art  righteous  thy  felf,thou 

16. 17.  the  wotld  fighteth  for  the  righteous 

2  3.  that  the  righteous  might  be'  nouriflied 
18.9.  the  righteous  children  of  good  men  did 

2o.tafting  of  death  touched  the  righteous 
19. 17.  at  the  doors  of  the  righteous  man 
Eccl.  18.2.  the  Lord  onely  is  righteous 
17.  29.  rejoice  at  the  fall  of  the  yigbteoilt 
3  y.6.the.  offering  of  the  righteous  rmketn 
44.17.N0ah  was  found  perfect  and  righteous 
Bar.  2.9.  the  Lord  is  righteous  in  all  bis  worts 
D(j^.3.6j.fpirits  and  fouls  of  the  righteous 
Sufan.  3 .  her  parents  were  righteous 
Pr-ofManaf.  and  of  their  righteous  feed 
2  Mac.  r.24.ftrong,and  righteous ,and  mercifull 
1 2.  6.  on  God  the  righteous  Judge 
iSighteonfneffe. 
2  Efdr.  y.i  1.  is  rigbtcoufneffe  that  maketh  a  man  j 
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7>44  righteoufncffe  is  grown,  and  crurh 
8. 3  o.  put  their  truft  in  thj  righteoufncffe 
3 2,  that  have  no  works  of  right  coufneffe 
Tob.  1 2.8.  a  little  with  righteoufncffe  is  better 
i  }.8. all  praife  him  for  his  righteoufneffe 
1 4. 1 1. and  how  rigbteoufncjj'e  doth  deliver 
rr'ifd.  1  ■ » •l°ve  rightcou]ne(Je,ye  that  be  judges 
1  j. for  righteoufncffe is  immortall 
2.22.  neither  hoped  they  for  the  wages  ofrig. 
5.6.  the  light  of  righteoufneffc  hath  not  fhined 
the  fun  of  rigbtxak  not  upon  us 
x8.be  fhall  put  on  rigblcouf.ts  a  breft-plate 
8.7.if  a  man  love  righteoufncffe , her  labours 
9. j. according  to  equity  and  righteoufnejfe 
i2.i6.power  is  the  beginning  of rsghteoufnes 
14.7. word  whereby  righteoufncffe  comeih 
1 5,  j.for  to  know  thee  is  perfect  rigbteoufnefs 
Eccl.z6.z8. one  that  turneth  from  yighteou.to  fin 
27.8.if  thou  foltoweft  rigbteonfricJJCjthaa 
44.io.whole  rigbteo.  hath  not  been  forgotten 
45.26.to  jviogt  nis people  m  righteoufnejfe 
Bor.i.i  J«  to  the  Lord  our  God  belongeth  right. 
2. 1 7-neithcr  praife  nor  righteoufnejfe 
y<4.the  peace  of  nghteou(nejfe}  and  the  glory 

1  Mac  2.5  2.  was  imputed  unto  him  for  ngbteou. 
«7. 18.  neither  truth  nor  righteoufne ffe  in  them 

King. 

2  JE/H.y.4  2.wil  liken  roy  judgement  unto  a  ring 

faints. 

,/«i.io.4.herchains,ami  her  rings}znd  her 

IRtfe. 
Tob.6. 17. rife  up  both  of  you  an  J  pray 

12. ij. when  thou  didft  not  delay  to  rife  up 
fud.16.  J7,rm-ions  that  W/b  up  againft  my  kind. 
Eccl-8.  11.  rife  not  up  (m  anger)  attheprefence 
17.2  3.  hew  ill  rife  up,  md  reward  them 
j 2. 1 1. rije  up  bettmes,and  be  not  the  laft 
ISifert.      ■ 
?  Efd.j.p.thatwht.  che  king  is  rifen,(ome 
fud.  1  3.  j.theent:mies,which  are  rifen  againft  us 
2  Mac.  1 2. 44. were  (1  tin  (hould  have  rifen  again 

iSfftfi. 
Reel.  5 1.  lo.he  «ftffe  early,  and  his  wits  are  with 

IRtftrtg. 
j  Efd.8.7  j. then  »i/?»g  up  from  the  faft  with 

9.  i.Efdras  rz//«g  tiom  the  court  of  the  temple 
2  Efd.  1 5.20.  w  hich  are  from  the  fifing  of  the 
EccL^i. 2. declaring  at  his  ci/wg  a  marvellous 

1  Mac.6. 3 3  .then  the  king  rifing  very  early 

2  Mac. 4. 40. the  common  People  »i/?»g,and 

2  Mac.6.  4.  forthcemple  was  filled  with  w'o£ 

£«/.  1 4.4.that  (hall  fpond  his  goods riotou(ly 

rvifd  4. ].not  ripetoezt :  yea  meet  for  nothing 
£«/.26.i7.the  beauty  of  the  face  iaripe  age 

ISvrjer. 
2  £/<**.  1. a  3  .in  the  watcr^and  made  the  ;i».fweet 

J. 2  j.  thou  haft  filled  thee  one  river 
Tob.6.1.  they  <ame  in  the  evening  totherJW 
Efiher  io.6.the  founra;n  became  a  river 
Wifd.  11 .6.  of  a  perpetujli  running  ri* 

i9.io.the'<TKTcaft  up  a  multitude  of  frogs 
£«/.4.i  ttforce  not  the  couife  of  the  river 
24.jo.cameoutasabroi  kfrom  rh<  river 

3  1  .and  lo,my  brook  became  a  river 
39.22  blefling  covered  the  dry  land  aszriver 
40. 1  j.  the  unjuft  (hall  be  dried  up  like  a  riv. 

16.  upon  every  water  and  bank  of  a  river 
44.21  from  the  river  unto  the  utmoftpartof 
1  Mac.ii.-j.totheriver  called Eleuther us 
IRibetg. 

1  Efd  4. 2  3  .upon  the  lea,and  upon  the  rivers, 

2  Efd.  1  ?. 4 1. fields  may  be  full,and  all  raw 
Feci  5  0.8.  as  rilies  by  the  rivers  of  waters 
Dds.5.5  <;.  O  ye  ftas  and  ?TOfi^,bleffe  ye  the  Lo. 

IRoar. 
B<z?.6.3i.theysw  and  cry  before  their  gods 

boating, 
2  Efd.  1 1 .37.3  roaring  lion  chafed  out  of  the 
t  ?, .  2 1 . ;  oar'mg.zv  d  fpe  aking  to  the  eagle 
wifd.  7 tig, ironing  voire  of  moft  favage  wild 
1  Mac.  3 . 4. a  lions  whip  roaring  for  his  prey 

IRob. 
1  Efd. 4. 2  3  .g  oeth  his  way  to  ro^and  to  fteal 


ISobbeD. 
1  Efd./L.zq.vihm  hi  hath  ftollen>fpoiled  &rob. 

IBobberff. 
B<zr.tf.  18.  left  their  gods  be  fpoiled  with  robbets 
57.  to  efcape,either  from  theeves  or  robbers 
Ifiobe. 
EccL6.29.ind  her  chaines  3  robeo!  glory 

3 1.  (halt  put  her  on  as  a  robe  of  honour 
27.8.  put  her  on  as  a  glorious  long  robe 
45,.7.clothed  him  with  a  robe  of  glory 

8.with  a  long  robe  tsnd  the  ephod 
50. 1 1. put  on  the  robe  of  honour 
1  Mac.6. 1  f  .gave  him  the  crown  and  his  robe 
10.20.he  fent  him  a  purple  robe 
.  21.  Jonathan  put  on  the  holy  robe 
13.3  7.the  fcarlet  robe  which  ye  fent  unto  us 
IRoboam. 
Eccl.47.z3.  of  his  feed  he  left  behind  him  Robo. 

ISocfe. 
u'ifd  1 1 .4.was  given  him  out  of  the  flinty  rocf( 
Eccl.40.  1  j.are  as  unclean  roots  upon  a  hard  roc\ 
48. i7.he  digged  the  hard  roc\  withiron 

1  M«.i4.4J.ftandingupona  fteepm^ 
IRrjCfeflf. 

2  Efd.  1  t5.28.and  in  the  clefts  of  roc\s 
fud.16. 1  J.the  rocks  mall  melt  as  wax  at  the 

IRorj. 
£ff/.30.i.caufeth  him  oft  to  feel  the  rod 

1Rot. 
EfC.27.20.he  is  as  a  roe  efraped  out  of  the  fnare 

JRoHing. 
Eccl.  33.5.  thoughts  are  l  ike  a  rotting  axle-tree 

IRomartf. 
1  Ata.8.i.heard  of  the  fame  of  the  Romans 
2  i.that  matter  pleafed  the  Romans  well 

23.  good  fucceflebe  to  the  Romans 
29. according  to  th^fe  articles  did  thtRom. 

1 2.4.  upon  this  the  Romans  gave  them  letters 

i6.and  fent  them  unto  the  Romans 
14.40.  that  the  Romans  had  called  the  Jews 
1 5.i6.Lucius  conful  of  the  Romansjamo 
z  M ac.%.  lo.the  king  was  to  pay  to  the  Romans 
36.  makf  good  to  the  Romans  their  tribute 
1  i.34.the  Romans  alfo  fent  unto  them 

ambafladours  of  the  ifafend  gree'tf*', 
IRome. 

1  Mac,  1.  xo.who  had  been  an  hoftage  at  Rome 
8.i7.fent  them  to  Rome  to  make  a  league 

i9.they  went  therefore  to  Rome  with 
1 2.3  .fo  they  went  to  Rome,mi  entred  > 
14. 16.  now  when  it  was  heard  at  Rome 

24.  Simon  fent  Numeniusto  Rome  with 

2  Mac.4.1  i.who  went  ambafladour  to  Rome 

mm 

1  Efd.6,4.  do  you  build  this  houfe,and  this  roof 

2  Mac.  1 .1 6.opening  a  privy  door  of  the  roof 
Koont, 

Tob.2.4.  and  took  him  up  into  a  room3  untill  the 

Wifd,  1 3 . 1  y .  he  had  made  a  convenient  room  foi 

IRoot.   ISoofc. 

1  Efd.S.yS.  that  there  mould  be  left  us  a  rooot 
87.and  didft  give  unto  us  fuch  a  root 
8  8.  till  thou  hadft  left  us  neither  root^  feed 

2  £/#.$.  2  2.  with  the  malignity  of  the  root 
5. 3. the  land  that  thou  feeft  now  to  have  root 

28. upon  the  one  root  haft  thou  prepared 
8 .4  i.all  that  is  planted  take  root 

y  3  .the  root  of  evill  is  fealed  up  from  you 
wif.i.  1  y.the  ro.ofwifdom  fhall never  fall  away 

15.3.  thy  power  is  the  root  of  immortality 
Eccl.  1 .6. hath  the  root  of  wifdome  been  revealed 

so.the  root  of  wifdom  is  to  fear  the  Lord 
3.28-wickedneffe  hath  taken  root  in  them 
23. 2$. her  children  fhall  not  takera* 
14.1 2.1  took  root  in  an  honourable  people 
47.22.and  out  of  him  a  roof  unto  David 
49.7. that  he  might  root  out,  and  afflict 

1  Mac.  1. 10. came  out  of  them  a  wicked  root 
2.40.  now  quickly  roof  us  out  of  the  earth 
3.35.  deftroy  and  root  out  the  ftrength  of  Ifr. 

2  .MtfC-8.9.to  root  out  the  whole  generation  of 
1 2.7.10  root  out  all  them  of  the  city  of  Joppe 

JSootctJ. 
ff  i/^.4.4.  force  of  winds  they  fhall  be  rooted  out 

JRoctetb. 
EccLi  .9-curfe  of  the  mother  rootethom  foundat. 


JRootjS,  I 

mfd.7.zo.  and  the  vertues  of  roots 

Eccl.  1  o.  1  ^.plucked  up  the  roots  of  the  proud 

40.1  j.areas  unclean  roots  upon  a  hard  rock 

f&oottng, 

w'i/^.j.nor  take  deep  rooting  from  baflard  flips 

ISofe. 
Eccl.39.1 3. as  a  vole  growing  by  the  brook  of 

IRofcbuds. 
iftfd.z.8.  let  us  crown  our  felves  with  rofe-bud* 

VHotc-ptant. 
£«/.24.i4.  and  as  a  ro/e-plant  in  Jericho 

IRofe. 
wifd.z.6.the  fun— rofe  not  upon  us 

IBofeff. 
2  EJd.z.i^.  whereon  there  grew  rofes  and  lilies 

fBodn. 
Dfl».3.22.with  ro/^pitchjtqwjand  fmall  wood 

IRbfteD. 
Tab. 6.  y.when  they  had  roffeithe  fifli,  they  did 

Wifd.\z.^  cruell  beafts,  or  with  one  ?o«£/5  word 

-    IRowgJSjlp, 
2  ^aM4.30.that  he  intreated  him  more  roughly 

Iftongrjneffc 
Eccl.  lo.zi  .but  roHgbnejJe  &  pride  is  the  lofing 

IRopaH.     v 
1  Efd.i.x  y.  fat  down  in  the  tbyall  feat  of  judge. 
H'ifd.iS.  1 5. out  of  thy  roya#  throne»as  a  fierce 

1  MfK.3.3  2.  and  one  of  the  bloud  royall 
37.departedfrom  Antioch  hisroyattchy 

6.43.one  of  the  beafts  armed  with  ro.harnefle 

2  Mac.*,.  1  i.the  royall priviledges  granted  of 
IStlb. 

To6. 1 1.8.  being  pricked  therewith  he  mall  rub 

IRttbbeb. 
T06.1  i.u.his  eyes  began  to  fmart,  he  ?"«^.them 

ISuoe. 
£fc/i  8.4.  jeft  not  with  a  mde  man 

IRn&og, 
tfibet  1  J.J.  (be  was  rud.  through  her  perfection 

IRuueip. 
z  ^«.i  2.14.  they  behaved  themfelves  rudely 

IRnucnetTe. 
£«/.a  i.24-iJ  is  tfje  rudenrfs  of  a  man  to  hearken 

IRulne. 
2  E/rf.  3.1.  after  the  y»»»e  of  the  city,  I  waS  jn 
fud.S'io.  thatthis  fhall  be  theirrume 

1 3  .lo.but  haft  revenged  our  mine 
£ct/.4.i9.givehim  over  to  his  own  mine 
3 1 ,6.gold  hath  been  the  mine  of  many 
IRulnes. 
£«/.49.i3.and  raifed  up  our  mines  again 

Stale. 
1  Efd.a..z.tha.t  bear  r«/e  over  fea  and  land 
1  j  .all  the  people  that  bear  rule  by  fea 
9-4.according  as  the  elders  that  bare  rule 
JVifd,6.z.  give  ear  you  that  rule  the  people 
Eccl.19.6.  he  that  can  rule  his  tongue,fhall  live , 
28.22.it  (ball  not  have  rule  over  them 
44,3.fuch  as  did  bear  rule  in  their  kingdomes 
1  Afac.i.8.hisfervantsbarey«&  every  one  in 
6. 27.  neither  (halt  thou  be  able  to  rule  them 

IRttietb. 

1  E/#.4.i4.who  is  it  then  that  ruleth  them 

IRttler. 
E«/-9. 1 7.  the  wife  r«/<T  of  the  people  for  his 
io.2.the  ruler  of  the  city  is/uch  are  all  they 
17.17.  he  fet  a  ruler  over  every  ptople 
4  i.i  8.an  offence  before  a  judge  and  ruler 
1  Mac.z.17  .thou  art  a >«&»• ,  and  an  honourable 
j      6.14.  whom  he  made  ruler  overall  his  realm 
1 1 .  j  7.appoint  thee  ruler  over  the  four  go ver. 
2/kfac.4.27.Softrarusthe  ruler  of  caftle  required 
1 3 .2  .his  proteciourjand  ruler  of  his  affairs 
©uierg. 
Eccl.  3  3 . 1 8.  ye  rulers  of  the  congregation 
46. 1 8  he  deftroyed  the  rulers  of  the  Tyrians 

1  Mac.  14.20.the  rulers  of  the  Lacedemonians 
IBtiics. 

2  Afac.2.28.follow  the  rules  of  an  abridgement 
Baling. 

i  Mac.6.  j  fJ.take  uftto  him  the  rid.  of  the  affairs' 
turnout 


Apoc.      RUN       SAB 

iRuroonr. 
z  Mac.  j.  ?  .there  was  gone  forth  a  falfe  rumour 

5Run. 
j  JEf^.4.i6.that  have  ?•«»  out  of  their  wits  for 

Wifd.  j  7.  they  (hall  ihine  and  >«»  to  and  fro 

16.19.faaH  run  away  as  unprofitable  water 

Eccl.  3  ?•  J  i-intreat  him  evill,and  he  run  trom 

35.15.the  tears  r«a  down  widows  cheeks 

ISttmutb. 

EfC^.4J.f .at  his commandement  herun.  haftily 

iRunnfng. 

Wifd.  17.18.  fall  of  the  water  running  violently 

io.or  running  that  could  not  be  feen 

1  Mac.%.z>thtxe  were  feen  horfmen  rum.  in  the 

j.and  running  one  againft  another 
z6.running  thorow  the  city  with  weapons 

g.i.the  multitude  running  to  defend  themfel. 

1 2.  io'.was  feen  running  with  bloud 
IRutb. 

2  E/rf.  1  j.6o.they  (hall  rujh  on  the  idle  city 
Jud.  1  5.4.  that  all  fhould  >■«/&  upon  their  enem. 
1  ^<JC.4.2.might  rufh  in  upon  the  camp  of 

ISafbeO. 
Jui.\%.%. among  them, rujbed out  upon  them 
Suf.zS.  they  mfhedin  at  a  privy  door 

IRtifting. 
/#3.  1  f  .2.but  vufhing  out  altogether,they  fled 
1  Mac.  1  z .  $  7 .  r'tjhing  unawares  upon  Gorgias 
14.45.  alio  rufhinz,  within  the  doors 

EccZ.  1 2. 1 1. thou  (halt  know  that  his  ruflhuh 

29.10.let  it  not  rufl  under  a  ftone 
B<«'.6.  i2.fave  themfelves  from  rufl  and  moths 

IBnftetb. 
E«/.i2.io.forlike  as  iron  rufteth,(ois  his  wick. 


SAC        S  Af 


SAL        S  AN    ""  Apoc 


1  J(f<K.  1.4$.  unto  idols, &  profaned  the  fabbath 
2.3  8.  againft  them  in  battell  on  the  fabbath 

2  Mdc.^.z  {.forbear  till  the  holy  day  of  the  fabb. 

z6.were  gone  to  the  celebration  of  the  fa. 
8. 26.it  was  the  day  before  the  fabbath 

z8.and  after  the  fabbath}when  they  had 
1 2.3  8.kept  the  fabbath  in  the  fame  place 
£>abbatrj  day. 

1  M<K.2.32.war  againft  them  on  the  fabbath  day 

34.commandment  to  profane  the  fabb.  day 
4i.make  battel  with  us  on  the  fabbath  day 

2  MaC.6.1 1.  to  keep  the  fabbath  day  fecretly 

1  j.  1. to  fet  upon  them  onthefabbath  day 
3. commanded  the  fabbath  day  to  be  kept 
Sabbath  dayes. 
Jud.io.z.  which  (he  abode  in  the  fabbath  dayes 
2  Mac.6.6.ioi  a  man  to  keep  fabbath  dayes 

Sabbatbff- 
iE/cZ.  1.5" 8 .till  the  land  had  enjoyed  hetfabbaths 

?if2. and  the  facrifice  of fabbaths&nd  of 
Jud$.6.thefabbaths,znd  eves  of  the  new  moons 
1  Mdc1.39.her  fabbatbs  into  reproach,her 
4 f  .that  they  mould  profane  the  fabbaths 
Sac&clotb. 
Jud.4.10.  put  facecloth  upon  their  loines 
1  i.fpread  out  their  facecloth  before  the 

they  put  facecloth  about  the  altar 
I4.had  their  loines  girt  with  facecloth 
9.  i.  uncovered  the  facecloth  wherewith  fhe 
1 0.3. pulled  off 'the facecloth  which  (he  had  on 
EccZ.2y.17.  darkneth  her  countenance  likefacfy. 
B<jr.4.20.put  upon  me  the  facecloth  of  prayer 

1  Mac.z.  I4.put  on  facecloth ,and  mourned 

j.47.fafted  that  day,and  put  on  facecloth 
z  JHftfc3.i9.the  women  girt  with  facecloth 
io.2f.  girded  their  loines  with  facecloth 
SacreO. 

2  Mac.6. 1  i.the  honour  of  the  mo{\  facreddzj 

Sacrifice. 
jTo&.i^.  all  the  tribes  <hou\d  facrifice  there 
fud.16.16.  for  all  facrifice  is  too  little  for 
Wi/rf.i  8.9.  good  men  did  facrifice  fecretly 
Eccl.7.5  1.  and  the  facrifice  of  fan&ification 
3  r  .7.ftumbl  ing  block  unto  them  that  /<b\  to  1 
3  j.7.the  facrifice  of  the  juft  man  isacceptable' 


Dan^.m.or  facrificc,or  ohhxion,ot  incenfe        j 

1  Mac.  1 .47.  and  facrifice  fwines  flefh 

51.  the  cities  of  Juda  to  fieri,  city  by  city 
59>they  did  facrifice  upon  the  idol-altar 
2.2?.who  compelled  men  to  facrifice the 
4.5  3«and  offered  facrifice  according  to  the 
$6.the{acrifice  of  deliverance  and  praife 

2  Mac.  1 . 1 8  .when  Nehemias  offered  facrifice 

23.whileft  the  facrifice  was  confuming 
2.9.  offered  the  facrifice  of  dedication 
3.3  2.a  facrifice  for  the  health  of  the  man 
4. 19.ro  the  facrifice  of  Hercules,which  even 
fit  not  to  beftow  upon  the  facrifice 
20.  was  appointed  to  Hercules  facrifice 
6.21  .flefh  taken  from  the  facrifice  command. 
10.3.  pffered  a  facrifice  after  two  yeets 
i3.23.offered  a/aw/zee,honoured  the  temple 
Sacrifices. 
Tob.i.f  Sacrificed  unto  the  heifer  Baal 
Bar.6.zS.  things  that  are  facrificed  unto  them 
1  Mac.  1 .4  5 .  and  facrificed  unto  idols 
4. 5  6.facrificed 'the  facrifice  of  deliverance 
Sacrifices. 
1  Efd.  t .  1 2.the/««'.they  fod  them  in  brafle  pots 

5.53. began  to  offer facrifices  to  God 
wifd.i  2.4.of  witchcrafts>and  wicked  facrifices 
1 4. 1 5  .under  himjCeremonies  and  facrifices 
23. they  flew  their  children  in  facrifices 
Eccl.i%.\z.  truft  not  to  unrighteous/flCTj?c« 
4y.i4.their/iJ«\fh3llbe  wholly  confumed 
16. to  offer  facrifices  to  the  Lord 
Bdr.6. 19.  women  in  child-bed  eat  their  facrifices 

1  Mac.  1 2. 1  i.remember  you  in  the  facrifices 
z  Mac.  1 .8.  we  offered  alio  facrifices 

3  3. had  purified  the  facri fica  therewith 
2.io.  and  confumed  the  facri.  even  fo  prayed 
3.3.  belonging  to  the  fervice  of  the  facrifices 
6. did  not  pertain  to  the  account  of  the  fa. 
4. 14. and  neglefting  thej&y^ejjhaftened 
j  6.7. bitter  constraint  to  eat  of  the  facrifices 
8.and  be  partakers  of their  facrifices 
9.  i6.the  charges  belonging  to  the  facrifices 
I4.3  i.that  were  offering  their  u(ual\  facrific. 
&acrificetb. 
~frZ.34.18. he  that  facri ficeth  of  a  thing  wrongf. 
3  y.2.he  that  giveth  z\mst  facri  ficeth  praife 

Sacrileuge0. 

2  Mac. $.19.  when  many  facriledges  had  been 

Sau. 

1  E/rf.8.71.  fat  me  dowx\fadjx\d  very  heavy 

2  Efd.io.S.we  all  mourn,and  are  fad 
Wifd.7.^.  and  fad  vifions  appeared  unto  them 

Saulp. 
EccZ.  19.26.that  hangeth  down  his  head  fadly 

Safe, 
a  Efd.  1 . 1 3  .gave  you  a  large  and  fafe  pillage 
Tob.  j.  1 5.  if  ye  return  fafe3I  will  adde  fomthing 
21.be  profperous,and  he  (hall  return  fafe 
10.6.  take  no  care,for  he  is  fafe 
z  Mi£.3.22.committed  oftruft,/a/e  and  fure 

Safeguard. 
r  Efd.%.51.  for  fafeguard againft  our adverfaries 
Jud.  1 1 . 3  .for  rhou  art  come  for  fafeguard 
1  Mac.i^i.i\ot  for  the  fafeguard of  the  countrey 

Safelp. 
1  Efd.4.47.  mould  fafcly  convey  on  their  way 
To6.6.4.the  gall,and  put  them  up  fafcly 

1  Afac6.40.they  marched  on  fafely3&.  in  order 

2  Mac.i,\  y.they  (hould  fafely  be  preferved 

Safetp- 
To&.y.20.he  (hall  return  infafety,ind  thine 
8. 2  t.and  goe  infafety  to  his  father 
1 2.3.brought  me  again  to  thee  in  fafety 
5.  and  goe  away  infafety 
Efther  1 6. 2  3 .  hereafter  there  may  be  /a/£ ty  to  us 
Vfifd.^.i  j  .the  Lord  hath  fet  him  infafety 

1  Mac.7.^f.  if  ever  I  come  \nfafety,l  will  burn 

10.83. their  idoll  temple  for  fafety 
i4.37.fortified  it  for  the  /^O'  of  the  count. 

2  M  ac.<\.  z  1.  provided  for  his  own  fafety 
9.21.  for  the  common /a/9?y  of  all 

j&atle. 
1  Efd.^.z^.tofaile  upon  the  fea,&  upon  rivers 
Wifd.  14. 1.  one  preparing  himfelf  to  faile 
EccZ.43.24.they  thitfaMe  on  the  fea,tell 
1  jkfac.  13.29.  be  feen  of  all  that faile  on  the  fea 


iti  alttftf. 

T06.8. 1 5 .  let  thy /ai»fj  praife  thee  with  all 
1 1 2.1  j  .prefent  the  prayers  of  the  faints 

mfd.i.9.  for  grace  and  mercy  is  to  his  faints 
4.1 5.grace  and  mercy  is  with  his  faints 
5.5  his  lot  is  among  the  faints 
18.  i.thy  faints  had  a  very  great  light 

5.determined  to  flay  the  babes  of  the  faints 
9~thzt  the  famtsfaovih  be  alike  partakers 

£«/.4  2. 1 7.hath  not  given  power  to  thefaiats 
4j.2.madehim  like  to  the  ^lotiorxs faints 


Eccl.47. 1 2.and  for  his  fa\t  he  dwelt  at  large 
Ear.2.  i4>.and  deliver  us  for  thine  own  fat 
T>an.i.u.for  thy  beloved  Abrahams  fa{e 

,     fcjthyfervantlfaacs/ate 
,  2  Mac.1.i9.  not  chufe  the  people  for  the  pla.^. 
but  the  place  for  the  peoples  fake 


£cc/.4o.io.  for  their  fa\es  came  the  floud 
44. 1 2.  and  their  children  for  their  fakes 
Sale. 
2  Mac.S.  1 1  .proclaiming  a  fale  of  the  capt.Jews 
1 1.3-the  high  pricfthood  to  fale  every  veer 
Salt. 
1  Efd.6. 3  o.alfo  corn/a/r,wine,and  oyl        , 
z  Efd.s.9.falt  waters  (hall  bt  found  in  the  fweet 
Wf.iojA  ftanding  pillar  of  fait  is  3  monument 
£«/.22.iy.  fand,andyfl//,and  a  mafTe  of  iron 
j9.2  6.firejiton,and/a/c,  flour  of  wheat 

4?.r9.froftaIfo  as/tf.he  pourethontbe  earth 
B^.6.2  8.their  wives  lay  up  part  thereof  in  (alt 

SaltneOe, 
EccZ.39.23.hath  turned  the  water  into  faltneffc 
&alc;p*t0.  ■" 

1  Mac.11.3  5.3s  alfo  the  falt.pks,  and  the 
Saltation. 

2  Efd.6.i$.  (hall  efcape  and  fee  my  falvatim 
76 r.  them  that  are  perfwaded  to  falvation 

Eslher  1 3 . 1 3  .for  the  falvation  of  IfraeI,to  kifie 
wifd.%.  2,at  the  ftrangenede  of  his  falvation 

i6.6.having  a  fign  of falvation,to  put  them 

18.7. accepted  both  the  falvation  of  the  right. 
Eccl.  1 3. 1 4.and  call  upon  him  for  thy  falvation  ' 
B^.4.24.  fhorrly  your  falvation  from  our  God 
1  Mac.}.6.falvationproCperedin  his  hand 

Salute. 
Jud.  1  y.8.to  fee  Judeth,  and  to  folate  her 
i  Ata.7.33.toyaZ//rehimpeaceably,and  tofhew 

12.17. to  goe  unto  you,and  tofaluteyoa 
Sainted. 
7*o6.f  .p.came  in,and  they  faluted  one  another 
i  Mac.  j.  zg.they  faluted  one  another  peaceably 

1  i.6.where  theyfilut.  one  another,  &  lodged 
Samaria. 

1  Efd.  2.  i6.dwelling  in  Samaria,Bc  other  places 
/«rf.i.9.and  to  all  that  were  in  Samaria 
EccZ.y o.26.fit  upon  the  mountain  of  Samaria 

1  Mac.1.10.  a  great  hoft  out  of  Samaria  to  fight 
$.66. and  pafled  thorow  Samaria 
10.30.out  of  the  countrey  of  Samaria 

2  -Mac.  iy.  1. were  in  the  ftrong  places,about  Sa. 
Samuel. 

1  E/y.i.2o.fince  the  time  ofthe  prophet  Samuel 

2  Efd.7. 18. Samuel  2nd  David  for  the  deftruft. 

1  iJfdc.14.28.  Samuelin  the  great  congregation 
Sanctificatton. 

Eccl.7.1  i.and  the  facrifice  of  fanclificatioji 
Sanctifie, 

2  Mac.  1 .2  f  chufe  the-fathers,  and  [antlifie  them 
z6.preferve  thine  own  portion, e\fancli.  it 

Sanctffieu, 
2  Mac. 2.8.place  might  be  honourably fanftified 

Sanctitp. 
2  Mac  3.12.  inviolable/d»c7/y  ofthe  temple 

Sancttiarp. 

1  £73.8.78.  name  in  the  place  of  thy  fancJuary 

2  £73.7.3 8. that  (hould  come  to  the  fanStumy. 
10.2 1.  our  fancluary  is  laid  wafte 
1 2.48.forthe  low  eftate  of  your  fanftuary 
1  J.2  j.  defile  not  my  fancJuary 

Jud.\.iz.  the  fancT:  nary  to  profanation  &  repro. 

i3.the7^»fe»"_)foftbcLord  Almighty 
Eccl.47. 1 3 .prepare  hisfancluary  for  ever 
49,6.burnt  thechofen  city  of  the  fancJuary 
$0. y  .in  his  coming  out  of  the  fancluctg 

1  JW«c.i.2i.entre 


Apoc.       SAN       S  A  V 


SAW        SCO 


1  Mac.  \.  z  i'.  entred  proudly  into  the  [ancillary 

26.  place  to  lie  in  wait  againft  the  [anclu. 
3.45.the/»z#«aryaIfowastrodendown 

j 8. to  deftroy  us  and  our fand. 'nary 
4.36.  to  cleanfe  and  dedicate  the  fanStu&fy 

4i.untill  he  had  cleanfed  the  [ancillary 

48.and  made  up  the  fanttuary,3nd  the 
5.  1. and  the  fanftuary  renewed  as  before 
10.39.  give  it  as  a  free  gift  to  the  fantluary 

neceffary  expences  of  the  fancl  nary 
1  j.  2. done  for  the  laws,and  the  [ancillary 
14. 1 5.  he  beautified  the  [ancillary, zn& 

48  the  [ancillary  in  a  confpicuous  place 

2  Mac. 4.  3  3.  wkh-drew  himfdf  into  zfancluary- 

jo.him  to  come  forth  of  the  [ancillary    ' 


rrifd.7.9.  g0^  inrefpecl  of  her  is  as  \ittle[and 
Ecd.i.z.who  can  number  the  [and  of  the  fea 
18. 10.  gravell  ftone  in  comparifon  of  the[a, 
s  2  j  5  .fand^nd  falt>and  a  maffe  of  iron 
Dan.z.- 1 2.  as  the  [and  thzt  lieth  on  the  fea  fhore 

^ant>0. 
Pray. of 'Manaff.  above  the  [ands  of  the  fea 

j§>anoal0. 
Jitd.  1 0.4.  (he  took  fandals  upon  her  feet 


Eccl.it.zo.  as  the  climbing  up  zfandy  way  is  to 

t&SQhixtS. 
Tob.  1  j  .16.  Jerufal.  (halbe  built  up  mthfapbim 

jfcava. 
Tob. $.7.  Sara,  the  daughter  of  Raguel,was  alfo 
1 7. to  give  Saw  the  daughter  of  Raguel,for 
tf.io.hath  one  only  daughter,named  Sara 
n.i7.whenhecameneertoSara  hisdaugh. 

12.12  Sara  thy  daughter-in-law ,1  did  bring 

&>at. 

1  Efd. 3.1  5  ./at  him  down  in  theroyall  feat 
8.7i.but  I  [at  ftill  full  of  heavinefle 
9.4  f.he  /at  honourably  in  the  firft  place 

Tc&.a.i.in  which  I /at  downe  to  eat 

1 1  .j.now  Anna/at  looking  about  towards 

E^fey  1  5. 6\who /at  upon  hisroyall  throne 

Eccl.  1 1. 5. kings  have  fat  down  upon  the  ground 

1  Mac. 1.Z7.  (he  that  fat  in  the  marriage  chamb. 

8,15. three  hundred  and  twenty  men/at  in 
14. 1  j. for  every  man/it  under  his  vine 

2  Mac.  3 .  z  5  .he  that  fat  upon  the  horfe,had 

1  E[d.?.i  .and  being/atii/M  were  gone  home 
Etc/.  12.16.  he  will  not  be  fatisfied  with  bloud 

j&attefieth. 
Eflber  i4.8.it[atisfictb  them  not  that  we  are  in 

j§>atoage- 
r/7/cf.  1 7. 1  o.voice  of  moft  [av  age  w  ilde  beads 
z  Mac.4,2  5.andthenige  of  a  [avage  beaft 

*&atoe. 
T0&.6.I7.W1II  have  pity  on  you,  and/aw  you 
Esther  1 3.9. thou  haft  appointed  tofave  Ifrael 
Bar  4. 2  2. he  will /ape  you,ind  joyiscome 
5.3  6. they  can /aw:  no  man  from  death  . 
49. which  can  neither/foe  themfelves 
Pray  ofMan.y/ihfave  me  that  am  unworthy 

2  MiZc7.15.the  young  man  to fave  his  life 

14. 3.  that  by  no  means  he  could  /due  himfelf 

jfeatieo. 
z  Efd.  8. 3.  many  created  ,but  few  (hall  hefaved 

4i.they  (hall  not  all  be  faved 
Tob.  14.10.yet  Achiacharus  was  [avedfaut  the 
Jud.io.  1  5  .thou  haft/averf  thy  lifc,in  that  thou 
Eflber  10. 9. which  cryedto  God,and  wete[aved 
for  the  Lord  hath  faved  his  people 

1 6.1 3  .of  Mardocbeus,who/amf  our  life 
ti'ifd.  14.5.  rough  fea  in  a  weak  veffell,  are  (aved 

1 6.7  .was  not  [aved  by  the  thing  w  hich  he 
1 1. and  were  quickly/afed_,that  not  falling 
Suf.6z.  innocent  bloud  was  [aved  the  fame  day 
Pray. of  Man.  (inners  that  they  may  hefaved 
1  AJfac2.59.were /am/  out  of  the  flame 
z  Mac.1.1  j. unto  him  that  hzdfavedhis  life 

&abetjft. 
Eccl.  j  1 .  i  r.thou  [avedji  me  from  deftruction 

j&afceft. 
£«/.  51.8  ./aw/2  them  out  of  the  hands  of  the 

Aatetlj; 

Eaf-i.i  i.znd  favetb  in  time  of  affliction 
34.1 3.  their  hope  is  in  him  that  favetb  them 


Suf.6o.  who[av:th  them  that  truft  in  him 

1  Mac.4.1  1. who  deliverethand/awt/./ Ifrael 

gating. 
Eccl.46. 1 .  {"otfaving  the  elect  of  God 
^atjfour- 

2  Efd.z.26. 1  teftifie  my  Saviour  openly 
jud.g.  i.a  Saviour  ofthem  that  are  without 
Ejiher  1  5. 2.beholderand  Saviour  of  all  things 
ivi[d,i6.7.hy  thee  that  art  the  Saviour  of  all 
Etrf.a4.24  befides  him  there  is  no  other  Saviour 

yi.i.and  praifetheejO  God,my  Saviour 
Bar. $.zz. from  the  Everlafting,oor  Saviour 
1  Afat^.jo.blefled  art  thou,  Q  Saviour  of  Ifrael 

5>abonr. 
1  Efd.  1. 1  i.and  pans  with  a  good  favour 
z Efd.z.iz.iotan  ointment of  fweet /afow 
Ecrf.35-6.and  the  fweet  favour  thereof  is  before 
38.11  .give  a  fweet/ao0/#-,and  a  memoriall 
39.14.  give  ye  a  fweet /aww  as  frankincenfe 
$0.1  j.a  fweet  fmelling/atw«-  unto  the  moft 
jgjaxo. 
T0iM.17.if  i/awany  of  my  nationdead 
2. 2.when  l[aw  abundance  of  meatjlfaid 
4.4«that  Cne[aw  many  dangers  for  thee 
12.21.  they  arofe}they/<jB7  bim  no  more 
Jud.  1 0.7.  w hen  they  [aw  that  her  countenance 
1  $.6.[aw  the  head  of  Olofern.  in  mans  hand 
Eftber  15.13.  I  [aw  theejtny  lord5as  an  angel  of 
Wi[d.  16.7 .not  faved  by  the  thing  which  hefavo 
ij.6.\votk  then  the  fight  they  fava  not 
to.denying  that  they  fava  the  air 
Ecrf.  recreated  her,and/aw  ber,and  numbred 
18. it.  hefaw  and  perceived  their  end 
30.  j. he  livedjhe/W  and  rejoyced  in  him 
4f.19.this  the  Lord faw3  &  it  difpleafed  him 
48.ii.ble(Tedarethcy  that  [aw  thee 
Bar.^.y.lor  when  (he[aw  the  wrath  of  God 

lo.iotlfaw  the  captivity  of  my  fons 
S«/.8,the  two  elders/aw  her  going  in  every  day 

3  3 .her  friends,and  all  that/aa?  her,wept 
BeZ.30.when  the  king/aw  that  they  prcfled  him 
3  5"-I  never  [aw  Babylon :  neither  doe  I 


Wifd.  1 3 .1 1  .after  he  hath  fawn  down  a  tree  meet 

^aroeft. 
Suf.  y4.under  what  tr«e  faweft  thou  them 

4>  talc. 
tob.-i.i 7. to [calc  away  the  whitem fle  of  Tobias 

<£>cattt. 
Jud.  1  nz.all  their  water  \s[canl,va&  they  haye 

|b  tar  let. 
£«/.4j.  1 1.  with  twilled  [carlet,  the  wotkofthe 

Scatter. 
Bar.z,z$.the  nations,  where  I  m\\[cattcr  them 

^scatteceD. 
T«&.i3,3.he  h&th  [cattcredns  among  them 
Wi/<i.i7.3.they  were [cattered under  a  dark  vail 

j&rattcretrj. 
Btrf.43.17.as  birds  flying  he [cattcreth  the  fnow 

jfcccptei:. 
Eflber  1 4. 1 1  .give  not  thy [cepter  unto  them 

1  f .  1  i.fo  he  held  up  his  golden  fcepter 
rri/y.io.i4.brought  him  the  fce.of  the  kingdom 
Eccl.i^.  1 8. broken  the  fcepter  of  the  unrighreous 
Bar.6.  i4.holdeth  a  fcepter  as  though  he  were  a 

S>cepterd. 
W7/3.6.2i.delight  be  then  in  thrones  &[ceptcrs 
7.8. 1  preferred  her  befove[cept .  and  thrones 


Eecl.z6.z7.3nd  a  [cold,  (hall  be  fought  out  to 

g>toim 
2  £/?/.8.^.thoiight/for»  of  his  law3and  forfook 
Jud.  1 2. 1 2.(he  will  laugh  us  to  [corn 
*n/d.4.i8.God  (hall  laugh  them  to  [corn 
Ecc.6.4.tobe  laughed  to/corn  of  his  enemies 
7. 1 1  .laugh  no  man  to  fcorn  in  the  bitterneffe 
2d.  1 7. of  how  many  (hall  he  be  laughed  to  fc. 

5»  coining, 
£«/-4i.i9.and  oifcomingto  give  and  take 
jg>coipfon-  jlbcoipiong. 

£<:c/.26.7.isas  though  he  helda [corf ion 
39.30.teethof  wildbeafts,and/c0rf'0»* 

Scourge. 

Tob.  1 3. 2. he  doth [courge,  arid  hath  mercy 

5. he  vi\\l [courge  us  for  our  iniquities 
jTW.8ii7.but  the  Lord  doth [courge  them  that 


s  c  y      sea 

Eccl.z6.6-.  and  z [courge oi  the  tongue  which 

40.9.famine,tribulation,  and  the  fcoiirg? 

^fmrgerj. 

tob.  1 1. 1  j.thou  haft  fconrged,  and  haft  taken 

Wifd.  1 6. 1 6.  Were  fcourged  by  the  ftrength  of  thy 

zMar.i  34.thouhaftbeen/i(^«i'^fr0j1,  ceaven 

j.  1 8.hjd  forthwith  htenfcoinged^ni  put 

^conrgesi. 
2  Efd.16. jg.zre  fenr  zsfcourges  for  amendment 

20. nor  be  alway  mindfull  of  xhefourges 
rei.i3.i4.havebeen  forrowfullfor  all  thy  [coil 
Eccl.zi.z.viho  will  ktftourg.  over  my  thoughts 
2  Afat.7.i.were  tormented  witb/co«.and  whips 

Scourged. 
PVi[d.iz.zz.  thou  [com  geft  our  enemies  a  thoufa. 

j&cribe. 
t  E[d.z.i^.to  Semelius  the/o;^and  to  the  reft 
Eccl.  1  o.  j  .upon  the  perfon  of  the [cribe  (hall  he 

j&crfbeff. 

1  Mac.j.4i.hecaufed  the  [crib's  of  the  people 
7.1  i.a  company  oifcribestto  require  juftice 

2  Af<*c.6.i8.EieazaroneoftheprincipallycWiw 

Scripture. 

1  Mac .  1 2.9. the  holy  books  of  [capture  in  our 

il>cpt&fan0. 

2  Afaf.4.47.yea,before  theSeyf&Mtfjjfhould 

&C|?tJ;opo$te. 

2  Mac.  1 2. 29. thence  they  departed  to  Scytbopo'is 

^cpt^opoUtans. 
2  Afac.12.30.  that  the  Scytbopolitans  dealt  Iovin. 


2  E[d. i.ii. I  led  you  thorow  the/ea,  and  in  the 

16.57.he  hath  meafured  the /^a,  and  what 
,7«d,2.24.Arbonai,till  you  come  to  the/^a 
Wifd.  5.22.  the  water  of  the  fea  (hall  rage  againft 
1 4. 3. for  thou  haft  made  a  way  in  the [ea 
4-though  a  man  went  to  fa  without  art 
f.paffing  the  rough./£a  in  a  weak  vcflcll 
1 9-7.and  out  of  the  red  fea  a  way  without 
Eccl. 1. 2.who  can  number  the  fand  olthefea 

18.10.  as  a  drop  of  water  unto  the  fea 
24.29.her  thoughts  are  more  then  the  fea 

3 1.  and  my  river  became  3  fea 
29. 1 8.and  (haken  them  as  a  wave  of  the  fea 

40.1 1.  of  the  waters  doth  returainto  the  fed 
44.2  i.caufe  them  toinherit  itomfca  to  fea. 
jo.2.being  incompafleasthe/fa 

Ba>\3.30.  who  hath  gone  overthe/t,a,and  found 
Dan.  3 . 1 2»the  fand  that  lieth  upon  the  fea  fhore 
Pray. of  Man.  above  —the  fands  of  the  fea 

1  Mac4.23.blue  filk,and  purple  of  the  fea 

6. 29.and  from  ides  of  the  fea,  bands  of  hired 
j7.i  .unto  a  city  of  the/ea-coaft,and  reigned 
8. 13-and  to  the  people  of  the  jews  by /ea 

}2.fight  with  thee  by  fea  and  by  land 
1 1. 1. fand  that  lieth  upon  the/fa  (horc 
8. the  dominion  of  the  cities  by  the  fea 

unto  Seleucia  upon  the  /ea-coaft 
14.5.  made  an  entrance  to  the  ifles  of  the  fea 
if.38.Cendebeuscaptainofthe/?a-coaft 

2  Afac.f. 21. and the/evzpaffableby  foot 

9.8.he  might  command  the  waves  of  the  fea 
&ea0. 
Dan. 3.55.O  yefeas  and  rivers,blefle ye  the  Lord 
j&eal. 

Bel  n.and/ed/it  with  thy  own  fignet 

&ealeO. 
r  Efd.2.S.evety  one  wrote  his  fentence,/ea/fdit 
2  E/rf.2.3  8.thofe  that  be  [ealed  in  the  feaft  of 

8.53.root  of  evill  isfealedap  from  you 
Tob.7. 14.  inftrument  of  covenants  and  fcaled  it 

9.5.  brought  forth  bags  which  wetefealed  up 
mfd.z.f.fot  it  is  h&fea/edfo  that  no  man 
Bel  i^.indfeakdit  with  the  kings  Ggnet 
Pyay.ofMan.ihat  up  the  deep,  andfealed  it 

£>eal!8, 
EaZ.38.27.and  they  that  cut  and  grave/fa/i 

45.1 1. with  precious  ftones  graven  \ikefcals 

Search. 

i  E/«/.2.2i?.comm3nded  to  make  diligent/earcfe 

6 .  zi.Xet  [earch  be  made  among  the  records 
2  E/a'.i6-3i./cai'cfetheirhoufes  with  the  fword 
fud.8. 14.  how  can  youfearcb  out  God 
Eflber  12.2.  and  fcarcb  out  their  purpofes 

ltf.7.ifye/ea^  what  hath  been  wickedly 
ufi[d.6.i.,waik$imdfeanb  out  your  counfels 

i3.7.theyj 


[Apoc. 


SEA 


SEC 


i ^.7. they f ear cb him  diligently,and  beleeve 
\Eccl  3. 21. neither  fearcb  the  things  that  are 
6.17-fearcb  and  feek,and  (he  dial!  be  made 
j&earcheti. 
u'ifd.9.16. in  heaven,  who  hath  fearched out 
i  ilte.  14.14.  the  law  he  fearched  oat 

Searchers. 

Sdr.j.ij.andyWto'-soutof  underftanding 

jg>earcbeft. 

'  2  £j#.4.z<S.the  more  thou  fearcbesl}  the  more 

j&esfcrtable. 

Ecci.j  j.io.mercy  isfeafwable  in  time  of  afflift. 

feafon. 

2  Efd.$>4 1  .thing  that  is  ("own  good  in  his  feafon 

14. 4. where  I  held  him  by  me  a  \ong  feafon 
irifd.16.6.  they  were  troubled  for  a  fenaW  feafon 
Eccl. zo.zo.for  he  will  not  fpeak  it  in  due  feafon 
20-i.and  pay  thou — again  in  duefeafo't 
2 1. 28. wine  meafurably  drunk,and  in  feafon 
39.16.fhaH  be  accompli fhed  in  due  feafon 

j  j.  give  every  needfull  thing  in  due  feafon 
4  j.6.the  moon  alfo  to  ferve  in  her  feafon  for 
£>eafon0. 
mfd.7  .t^.the  fun,and  the  change of feafons 

8. 8. and  the  events  of  feafons  and  times 
Eccl.3  j. 8.  he  altered  feafons  and  feafts 
j§>eat. 
i  1  &fek$*  t 5.  and  fat  him  dow  n  in  the  royall  feat 
Wifd.<).  1 2.  be  worthy  to  fit  in  my  (athasjiat 
i£«/.7.4.neither  of  the  king  thifeat  of  honour 
1 2.1 2.1eft  he  feck  to-take  thy  feat 
38.jj.fhaH  not  fie  on  the  Judges  feat 

1  Efd,\.%\.  git  he  up  upon  his  fecond  chariot 

2. 3  o.ceafed  untill  the  fecond  yeer  of  the  reign 
3. 1 1.  the  fecond  wrote  :  The  kingisftrongeft 
•). 56. and  in  tbe/ow/J  yeer,  audi 

fecond  motieth  after  01s  coming  to 
57-in  the  fi  ft  .ity  of  the  fecu/td  aaoneth 
In  v^feco.  yeer  after  they  were  come 
£/?fceY  1  j..  j  !honour  of  t-V  fa»#o!  plage  in  the 

2  iW^. 5. 1.  prepared  i\i%ftco.  voyage  into  Egypt 

7.7.they  bcought  th(fecond,to  make  him  a 

Eccl.z^.z^.fecondly.Chp  huh  trcfpaffed againft 

,    Secret. 
r  Efd.5,7 3  .and  by  tbeir/eOTf  plots,  and 
2  £/#.  1  o. 5  8 .reveal  many  fecret  things  unto  thee 
J ltd.  1.2. with  them  his  fecret  counfeU,ind 
li'ifd.  Lit  .for  there  is  no  word  f  fecret  that  (hall 
7.21.  things  a;  ate  cithtt fecret  ot  rmnifeft 

1 4. 2  j  or  ufed  fecret  ceremonies,or  made 

1 7.3  .fuppofed  to  lie  hid  in  their/w'cifins 
Eccl.i.zz.  the  things  that  are  in  fecret 

48.25.and/wff1hings  or  ever  they  came 
t  Mac.  1.  5  3.  drove  the  Ifraelit.  into  fecret  places 
a,  3 1  .into  the  fecret  places  in  the  wildernefle 
4 1.  that  were  murdered  in  the  fecret  places 

it'ifd.  1 8.o.chil.  of gtood  men  did  facrifice/cwf/) 
£a/.20.2.to  reprove,  then  to  be  angry  fecretly 
2  Mac.6. 1 1 .to  keep  the  fabbath  day  fecretly 

Tob.  1 2. 7. to  keep  clofe  the  fecrets  of  a  king 

Verfen. 
Eccl.  i.30.and  fo  God  difcoverthy  fecrets 
4. 1 8. comfort  him,and  ihew  him  her  fecrets 
1 3.1 1. foiling  upon  thee.will  get  put  thy  fe. 
14.2 1. have  underftanding  in  her  fecrets 
22.22.or  ptide3or  difclofing  of  fecrets 
27.i7.ifthoubewr3ycfthis/cffftt,follow' 
39.3-he  willfeek  out  thefecrets  of  grave  fen . 
7. in  his  fecrets  (hall  he  meditate 
S///.42.that  knoweft  the  fecrets,  and  knoweft 
2  Mac. 1  j.ii.difelofed  the  fecretsto  the  enemies 

s&ecttrelp. 
Ecrf.4.1  j.attendeth  unto  ber5(hall  dwe\\  fecurely 

2  E.fd.7.  5  j.w herein  is  fecw/tty  and  medicine 
Eccl.  5  7.  in  thy  fecurky  thou  fnalt  be  deftroyed 

ifeeuectas. 
B4r.i.8  Sedu'msthe  (on  of  Jofias  king  of  Judah 

jlptfjifciort. 
>.  Efd.  15.  itf.thcre  On  11  befedition  among  men 
&C0!tteil3. 
3te.i4.6\nours(h  war,and  arc  feditious 


SEE       SEE 

3>ee. 

Eccl.  1  J.7-  and  finners  (hall  not  fee  her 
io.7.his  tongue  till  he  fee  opportunity 
37.q.other  C\dc,tofec  what  (hallbefaHtb.ee 

27.  and  fee  what  isevill  for  it 
42. 22. that  a  man  may  fee  even  to  a  fpark 
■BdiM.20.like  as  it  is  to  fee  this  day 
1     4.24/a?  fhortly  your  falvation  from  our  God 
25 .  but  fhortly  (halt  thou  fee  his  deftruit. 
S#/!20.thatnomancan/?e  us,and  we  are  in 

jS>eetfe, 

1  E/</.8.7o.the  holy/c-ed  is  mixed  with  the 

8  8.thou  hadft  left  us  neither  rootjbc d,nor 

2  Efd.3.1  5  .thou  wouldeft  neverforfake  hisfeed 

8.6.  and  thou  give  us/m/into  our  heart 
Wifd.il.\6.feedofai\  unrighteous  bed  (hall  be 
7.i.compacted  in  bloud,ofthe/cerfof  man 
10.1  y.and  blameleflVyf ed  from  the  nation 
1 2. 1 1.  it  was  a  curfed/Mfrom  thebeginn. 
i4.6.lefttoall  ages  a  feed  of  generation 
ECcl.  1.1  j.lhe  (hall  continue  with  their /<?ci 
10.  ip.notthelawjare  a  di(honourable/f(?rf 
44.1  i.tbeir/ef^  (hall  continually  remain 
i2.their/c«Jftands  faft,  and  theirchildren 
2  i.would  blefle  the  nations  in  hisfeed 
4f .  1  ^.and  to  hisfeed  fo  long  as  the  heavens 

2  1.  which  he  gave  unto  him  and  hisfeed 
46.9  his  feed  obtained  it  for  an  heritage 
47.20.Aain  thine  honour,  &  pollute  tfr  feed 
22.and  the  feed  of  him  that  loveth  him 
2  3  .of  hisfeed  he  left  behind  him  Roboam 
D  -».j.i2.multiply  theiryifrfasthe  ftarsof  hea. 
Suf.^6.  O  thou  feed  of  Ghanaan>  9.  not  of  Juda 
Pray.ofMan.md  of  iheir  righteous  feed 
2  A?^c.7.i7.he  will  torment  thee  and  thy  feed 

1  Efd.6.  z?. to  f celt  among  the  records  atBabylon 

8.8?.never/fe/j  co  hav  p  ace  with  them 

2  Efd.\  2.48.:hu- 1  Tiioht  fce\  mercy  for  the 

14.23. the\  feJ{  .hce  no  for  t'ourty  dayes 
Tob.^.i.fecli  thee  a  man  which  may  goe  with 

1 1. doe (t  tliou/rt^;  for  a  trib;,or  family 
mfd.wi.zndin  Smplioty  ofh.art/ef^him 

1 2  fce\  n  .t  dea-th  in  the  enour  of  your  life 
6.1 2.  and  found  or  fuch  zsfce\  her 

2  2. will  \ce\  her  out  I'ro  ii  ih:  beginning 
£c:/.3.2 1  fee\  ;ot  out  the  things  th.it  are 
4.  ii.and  layeihhold  on  them  that/ec^  her 

1 2. an  j  th.y  that  fedco  her  early,(liall 
6.27.fe3tch  and  /ce£,and  fire  (hall  be  made 
■j.^.feeli  tot  of  the  Lord  preeminence 

6.fce\  not  to  be  judge3being  not  able  to 
12.12.left  he/cf^  to  take  thy  f  3t,  and 
24.34.but  for  3II  them  thar/cf^wifdom 

2  8. 3. doth  htfeeli  pardon  from  the  Lord 

3  2.  i4.they  thatfeek  him  eirlv^fliill  find  fav. 
3  3.17.  but  for  all  them  that  fee\  learning" 

1 1. that  thy  children  (hould  feel?  to  tbee 

2  j.  let  him  goe  idle,he  (hall/f  \  liberty 

3 1. which  way  wilt  thou  goe  tofee\  him 

36.2.all  the  nations  that/f  \  not  after  thee 

3  9. 1 .  w  ill  fee\  ou  t  the  w  ifdom  of  a  1 1  the  anci. 

3.he  v/i\\feel(  out  the  fecrets  of  grave  fent. 

40.36.and  it  needethnot  to  fee\  help 

51.14.  will/Je^  her  out  even  to  the  end 

Be/  38.neither  haft  thou  forfaken  them  that  fee\ 

0lfd  6. 14.  whofo  [ee\etb  her  early,'ihall  have 
£a/.27.i.hethat/ee^crt  for  abundance  will 
3  2. 1  j  .he  that  fee\etb  the  law  (hall  be  filled 
2  Mac.z.ZT  .and  fee\eth  the  benefit  of  others 

Wi\~d.6. 1 6.f  or  (he  goeth  about  feeding  fuch  as 
8. 18. 1  went  about/k^wg  bow  to  take  her 
1  j.6.they  peradventure  erre  feeding  God 

Eccl.  14,16.  there  is  no  feeding  of  dainties  in  the 
20.32.  neceffaiy  patience  in  feelfmg  the  Lord 
51.21  .my  heart  was  troubled  in  feeding  her 
j&eemeb. 

yyifd.i.z.  fight  of  the  unwife  they  feem.  to  die 
2  itfac1.13.army  with  him  that/?f;».invincible 

&een. 

VV'ifd.  1 3 . 1  .out  of  the  good  things  that  artfeen 

1 7 . 1 9. could  not  b'efeen  of  skipping  beads 
Eccl.  i6.j.many  things  hive  I/ee»  with  mine 

42.15.  declare  the  things  that!  havefeen 


S  E  L       SEP       Apod 

43.3  i.who  hath/«»  him  that  he  might  tell 
Bar.  2 .  16.  as  it  is  to  befeen  this  day 

6.6  i.is  eafie  to  bzfeen,  and  after  the  fame 
Stf/?54.if  thou  haft/efBherjtell  me,Under  what 

1  Afac.4.20.forthe  fmoak,thacwas/fc»,declar, 
1 3 .  2p.might  be  feen  of  allthat  fail  on  the  fea 

2  M  ac.$.  36.whkh  he  had  feen  with  his  eyes 

6-9 .then  might  a  man  hwifeen  the  prefent 

1  Jtf«.n.8.untoSf/e//«<zu"on  thefea-coaft 
^eleucu0. 

1  Mac.-j.  1  .Demetrius  the  fon  of  Seleucus  depar. 

2  Afac  3. 3. that  Seleucus hngof  Afia,of  his  own 

4.7 .but  afier  the  deachof  S^/e«c»$,when 
5.18. Seleucus  the  king  fent  to  view  the  treaf. 
$>ell. 

B<w.6.28.unto  them,  their  pricfts/e1^  and  abufe 

1  Mac.  13.49.nor  buy,nor/e//,wherefore  they 

2  Ata.5.24.  to  fell  the  women  &  younger  fort 

i&elUng, 

£«Z.27.2.ftick  clofe  between  buying  &  /c//wj; 

37.1  i.nor  with  a  buyer  oifeSi/ig,not 

41.5. and  of  merchants  indifferent  felling 

Senate. 

2  Af«.4.44,men  that  were  fent  from  the fenate 

&mo£e  boufe. 

1  Mac.H.i  5.  ma.J<;  for  themfelves  zfenate  houfe 

2  MacS.19.wete  delivered,  when  oniex-Seaac. 

1 5.22.  and  didft  flay  in  the  hoft  of  Senackrib 

Tob.8. 1  z.fnd  one  of  the  maids,and  let  her  fee 
1 0.8  I  niMJenJ  to  thy  father ,and  they  (hall 

jW.6.j.he  will  fend  his  power,and  will  deftroy 
9.9-andfmd  thy  wrath  upon  their  heads 
1 1. 22. God  hath  done  well  to  fesafthee  befo. 

VVifd.o.  lo.Ofendher  out  of  thy  holy  heavens 
11.17  wanted  not  means  tofe.  among  them 
1 2.8  .didRfend  wafps  fore-runners  of  thy  hoft 

z%  -didft  fenda  judgement  to  mock  them 
16.20.  didft  fnd them  from  heaven  bread 

Eccl.  in  32.will/f»iforih  her  light  afar  off 
il.z7.fcnd  him  to  labour,  that  he  be  not  idle 
3  6.  z.fnd  thy  fear  upon  all  the  nations 

Suf.z  1 .  thou  didft  fe.  away  thy  maids  from  thee 
29./e«rfforSufanna  the  daughter  of  Chel.  i 

1  Mac.  11.43.  >fthou/f»rfmementoheIpmc 

1 6. 1 8 .  he  fhould  fend  him  an  hoft  to  aid  him 

2  Mac.  1.4.  hearts  in  his  law  — and/?,  you  peace 
tf.23.  willed  them— to/r nd  him  to  the  grave 
1  i.34.ambaiTadoursof  the  Rom.  fend  greet. 
i4.27.commanding  him  that  he  fhould  fend 

mime. 

z  Efd.10.36.or  is  my  fenfe  deceived,or  my  foule 
Ecf.2n8.of  the  unwife  isas  talk  without/cs/f 

g>Wt. 
Tob.z.i  2.  (he  had  fent  them  home  to  the  owners 

1 2.20.I  goe  up  to  him  that  fent  me 
Ecrf.28.a3-i»<h3ll  be  Cent  upon  them,as  a  lion 

34.6.if  they  be  not  fent  from  the  uioft  High 

Ecd.zo.zo.a  wifefentencc  (hall  be  rejected 
41.2.0  death,  acceptable  isthyfentente 
Suf.  5  5>hath  received  the  (entente  of  God 

Sentences. 
1  E/d.j.  i6.they  (hall  decLre  their  own  fentences 
£«/.39.6.hefha]lpou-  out  wife  fentences 

VVifd.11.1 8.or  filthy -feats  of  icattered  fmoak 


W'ifd.i.1-  froward  thoughts  feparate  from  God 
£k/.6.  1 3. /c/w<tfe  thy  felfe  from  thine  enemies 

Separated. 
1  Efd.7. 15.aH  they  that  hadfeparated themfelves 

8. 54  then  lfeparatcd  twelve  of  the  chief  of 
Eccl.16.16.he  hath  feparated  his  light  from 

^epulchie. 

1  M/«.9.i9.buried  him  in  the  fepuldr/e  of  his 

1 3.30.  this  is  the  fepulcbre  which  he  made 

2  Ate.5.10.  nor  fepulcbre  with  his  fathers 

j|>crpenr. 

Ett/.r  2. 1 3.  charmer  that  is  bitten  with  a  ferpen, 

21.2.  flee  from  fin  as  from  the  face  of  3  ferp, 

2  5. 1 5 .no  head  above  the  head  of  aferpent 

Serpents. 

Wifd.  1 1.1 5.they  worfhipped  /w.void  of  rtafon 
i6.5.petifhed 


jApoc.       SER       SER 

1 6.?.  perifhed  with  the  Rings  of  crooked  fer. 
i7.p.that  paffed  by,and  hilling  of fcrpents 
Eccl.ig.io.vfAdbeails^ndfcorpioQs/erpents 
j*>erbant. 

i  Efd.4^9-i*  thegloty,  andl  am  thy  fervant 
Jud.  5 .  J  .come  ouc  of  the  mouth  of  thy  fervant 
qao.  the  favant  with  the  prince 

and  the  prince  with  the  fervant 
u .  {.receive  the  words  of  thy  fervant 
17.  for  thy  fervant  is  religious 
mf.g.^.l  thy  fervant,and  thefon  of  thy  hand-m. 
10.1 6.  entred  into  the  foule  of  thy  fervant 
1 8. 1 1  .the  matter  &  the  feroant  were  punilhed 
2  1. declaring  that  he  was  thy  fervant 
Eccl. .7 .10. thy  fervant  worketh  truly,intreat  him 
ai.letthy  foule  love  a  good  fervant 
10.2?.  unto  t\v  fervant  that  is  wife 
1 9.  2  1.  if  a  fervant  fay  to  his  matter, 1  will  not 
2 3. 6. give  not  over  me  thy  fervant  into  an 
io,i  fervant  that  is  continually  beaten 
33.24.correcT:ion,ind  work  fora  fervant 

2  f.if  thou  fet  thy  fervant  to  labour 
26.  and  torments  for  an  evill  fervant 

3  o.if  thou  have  a  fervant,  let  him  be  unto 
j  1  .if  thou  have  &  fervant,  intreat  him  not 

37. 1  i.nor  with  an  idlefer.of  much  bufineffe 
41,  ?.  make  the  fide  of  an  evil]  ferv.  to  bleed 
2  Mrtc.8.35.  he  came  like  a  fugitive  fcrvmt 
Jjertoanfg. 

1  Efd.6.ii.  yieaxethe  fervants  of  the  Lord 
Tflfr.io.  10  fervant  s,and  cattell,  and  money 
Jud.i  0.13. and  his  fervants  took  her  up 
Eflheri<;.i6.and  all  his  fervants  comforted  her 
Ea/-4.?o.nor  frantick  among  thy  fervants 
6.1 1 .  will  be  bold  over  thy  fervants 
23.4.turn  not  away  from  thy  fervants 
3  6.17.  heare  the  prayer  of  thy  fervants 
Bw.  2. 20. thou  haftfpokenby  thy  fervants  the 
Van.i  -Q-and  a  reproach  to  thy  fe§uants 

6z.O  ye  fervants  of  the  Lord,befl"eyethe 
Suf.  27  .the  fervants  were  greatly  afhamed 
1  Mac.  1 .6.  wherefore  he  called  his  fervants 

8  his  few.  bare  rule  every  one  in  his  place 
2,  Mac-7-6(hM  be  comforted  in  his  fervants 
3  3  .(hall  he  be  alone  with  his  fervants 
34.  thy  hand  againft  the  fervants  of  God 
8. 20. reconciled  with  his  fervants  for  ever 


SET        S  H  A 


S  HA        SHE       Apoc. 


1  Efd.  1 .4.now  theteioxe  fcrve  theLord  your  G. 
Jud.  1  i.i.  hurt  any  that  was  willing  toferve 
Efther  1 2.4.  Mordocheus  toferve  in  the  court 
Wifd. 1^.7.  veffels  that/cm  for  clean  ufes 
Ecc/- 2.1. if  thou  come  toferve  the  Lord 

2 3 . 5  .that  is  defirous  al wayes  toferve  thee 
3  9. 4. he  fhall  ferve  among  great  men 
43.6. he  made  the  moon  alio  toferve  in  her 

2  Mac.t.i  .give  you  all  an  heart  toferve  him 

4. 14.  no  courage  to/era>any  more  at  the  alt. 

ififd.ii.il.thokvthichfervedto  no  ufe 
Eccl.z%. 8. not  ferved a  man  more  unworthy  then 

Wifd.\6.z\.  for  the  creature  that/era^/?  thee 
£«/.3  j.  1 6. he  that ,/m/er&  the  Lord,fhall 

&e»t>ice. 
rfi/ii.  i  % .7.with  much  labour  for  our  fervice 
£«/.3.7.will  doe  fervice  unto  his  parents 
1 0.2  5. fhall  they  that  are  free  doejervice 
1 1. z 3.  what  profit  is  thereof  my  fervice 
50.  i4.finifhing  the  fervice  at  the  altar 
2  toe  3 .3  .to  the  fervice  of  the  facrifices 

Resting. 

wifd.\s,.z\. fox  menferving  either  calamity,  or 

ig.6.fc?ving  the  peculiar  commandements 

Jud.%.z 3 .  our  fervitude  fhall  not  be  directed 
&et. 

1  Efa.\  ,\,to  fet  the  holy  ark  of  the  Lord 

2.24>and  the  walls  thereof  fet  up  anew 

2  Efd.t. 1B.tb.0u  didii  fet  faft  the  earth 
ffjfd.  1 3.1 8.which  cannot /ef  a  foot  forward 
Eccl.z.z.fet  thy  heart  aright,and  conftantly 

9.1.  to/c«  her  foot  upon  thy  fubftance 
1 5.  i6.he  hath  fet  fire  and  water  before  thee 
1 7 . 1 7  .he  fet  a  ruler  over  every  people 
a2.27.whofhal/e(a  watch  before  my  mouth 


3  i.i6.thofe  things  which  ate  fet  before  thee 
33425. if  thou /fi thy  fervant  to  labour 
28. fet  him  to  work  as  is  fie  for  him 
3  4.6.  fet  not  thy  heart  upon  them 
3  8.29.1s  alway  carefully  fet  at  his  work 
1  M4c1.y4.they/ei  up  the  abomination  of 
z  Mdc.$. 20.it  vtasfet  up  with  all  glory 

£>ctreth. 
Eccl.io.g.one  tint  fettetb  his  own  foul  to  fale 
38.28.  he  fettetb  his  mind  to  finilh  his  work 
pitting. 
1  Efd.^o.fett'mg  it  on  her  own  head 

^>ettleD. 

Efther  ij^.caufe  our  affairs  to  be  well  fettled 

Eccl.zz.ij.z  heaxtfettled  upon  a  thought  of 
4i.i7.worfcs, — which  the  Lord  firmly  fettled 
j&efoett. 

1  Efd.q.6 3. and  they  ftafted— -feven dayes 
8. 1 1  .and  my  feven  friends  the  counfellers 

ro6,2.i.the  holy  feaft  of  feven  weeks 
3.8.  thou  haft  had  already/ezwz  husbands 

1  y.my  feven  husbands  are  dead 
6.1 3.  this  maid  hath  been  given  to  feven  men 
1 1. 19.  Tobias  wedding  was  kept  feven  dayes 
12.1  ^.Raphael  one  of  the  feven  holy  angels 

Jud.  i6.24.1amented  her/cx>radayes,and  before 

Eccl.7. 3  .thou  (halt  not  reap  them  feven  fold 
20. 1 2.  and  repayeth  it  feven  fold 
22.1  z.  feven  dayes  do  men  mourn  for  him 
3  5.1 1.  will  give  thee  feven  times  3s  much 
37.i4.tell  him  more  then  feven  watchmen 
4o.8.that  is  feven  fold  more  upon  finners  ' 

Bay.6. j.long  feafon,namely/ms  generations 

Bel  3  2 .  in  the  den  were  feven  lions 

1  Mac.  1 3 .28.  he  fet  up \  feven  Pyramides 

2  Macrf.i.fevca brethren  with  their  mother 

&etenth. 
1  E/d.f.f.j.  the  firll  day  of  the  fevenib  moneth 
Ecc/.^.j.in  the/ew»rf>,fpecch  an  interpreter  of 

1  Mdc.6.?  3.  for  it  wasthefeventhyeei 

2  Mac.12.38.when  the  feventh  day  came,  they 

iy.4.commanded  the  feventb  day  to  be  kept 
i&Cfcentp. 

1  E/c/.i.jS.untill  the  full  terra  of  feventyyeers 

2  fyy.14.46.  but  keep  the  feunty  laft3that  thou 
fud.  1 .2.the  height  of  the  wall  was  /ew».  cubits 

&efc«afl. 

1  Efd.  1 . 1 1  .according  to  the  [everall  dignities 

2  MrfC.12.2.  the  governours  of  feverall  places 

5>ebcre. 
Wifd.  1 1 .  10.  but  the  other  as  a  feven  king  thou 

jDhaCoto. 
wifd.z.%.  for  our  time  is  a  vexyfhadow 

y.9.  things  are  paffed  away  as  afhadow 
£cc/.  34.2,.  like  him  thatcatcheth  atafiadovtf 
Ear.i.i2.and  we  lhall  live  under  thefhadow  of 

j§>haDutoing. 
wifd.ig.7. r\ime\y,  a  cloud  fhadowingthe  camp 


£cc/.i3.7.forfake  thee,andj£<j^  his  head  at  thee 

j§>hafeen, 
»7/«f.4.4.they  fhall  befallen  with  the  wind 
Ecci.16.19.the  earth  fhall  bepiaken  with  trernb. 
26.7.  an  evill  wife  is  a  yokefbatym  to  and  fro 
29.i8.J^C8themasawaveofthe/c<i 
43.16.  at  his  fight  the  mountains  atefhafcn 
j&hafcing. 

Eccl-iz.i6.  building  cannot  be  loofed  withfia. 

2  M«c. j. j.one  another,  with fl}al(ing  of  fhields 
li.8.whke  dothing^^.his  armour  of  gold 
3>hame- 

2  E/i.io.2  2.our  children  are  put  to fhame 

Jud.  1 2.1 2.  it  will  be  ajbame  for  our  perfon 
13.16.com.fin  with  me  to  defile  &  fhame  me 
1 4. 1 8  .brought  fhame  upon  the  houle  of  king 

Eccl.if.zx  .there  is  a  fhame  that  bringeth  fin 
5.1 3. honour  and  jhame  is  in  talke 

14-for  a  foul  fbame  is  upon  the  theif 
6.i.thoufhalt  inhetit  an  ill  name,fhame 
1 3. 7. he  will  fhame  thee  by  his  meats 
20.26. and  hhjhame  is  ever  with  him 
26.8.(he  will  not  cover  her  ownj^tawe 

24. a  dilhoneft  woman contemneth/teze 
42.14.  which  bringeth  fhame  and  reproach 

B^.2.6.  unto  us  and  to  our  fathers  open  fhame 

Dan.i.g.vie  are  become  a  flame  and  reproach 


18.  put  us  not  tojhame  3  but  dealt  with  us 
2  MM.^.ieeeivedfharae  for  the  reward  ofl^s 
9.2,of the  inhibitants,  returned  with  fhame 
<§>hameeacerj. 
Eccl. 26.  n.ajhamcfaced  and  faithfull  woman  is 
i^.ihe  that  is fhamefaced vi ]\[  fear  t(je  Lord 
3  2,10.  before  a  fhame  faced  man  (hall  go  favo. 
41. 16.be  Jhamefaced  according  to  my  WOrd 
24.  fo  (hilt  thou  be  truly  fhame faced 

^bamefaceoneffe. 
Ecc/.4 1 .  i6.good  to  retain  aWfliamefacedneffe 

j&bamefaU. 
wifd.z.zo.  condemn  him  with  afhamefu.ll  death 
i&ljainefnHp. 

1  M<?c.7.34.abufed  themjhamcfuliy^and  fpake 

2  Mac.  1  i.i2.fled  away  fhame fully,  &  fo  efcaped 

^hameleffe. 

£cc/. 26. io.if  thy  daughter bejhamele/fe,  keep 
2j.a  (hameleffe  woman  fhall  be  counted 
40<3o.isfweet  in  the  mouth  of  the fhameleffe 
42.11.  fure  watch  over  afhameleffe  daughter 

Bar.t,  1 5. afhameleffe  nation  and  of  a  ftrange 

f^ya.  1 8. 1. ana  not  feeing  their (hapejbecaafe 

jg>rjarp. 
trifd.6. 5 .  for  afharp  judgement  fhall  be  to  them 
i8.i6.unfained  commandin.as  afharp  fword 
EccL+i.ig.  it  lieth  on  the  top  of fljarp  ftakes 

S»r}arpen. 
#'z/a\j.2o.wrath  fhailhey^^cs  for  afword 

^fjaben. 
^.6.3 1. their  heads  and  beardsjWc«,and 

1  MrfCi.37.thus  thtyfied  innocent  bloud 

Eccl.zS.\  1  .hafty  Sghtingjheddetb  bloud 

1  Efd.i.S.tv/o  thoufand  and  fix  hundred^Cfp 
9.fivethoufandj&ce/»,and  feven  hun.  calves 

1  MrfC.io.42.fivethoufandj&c/fC^offiIver 

Shelter, 
Ecc/.  1 4. itf.fet  his  children  under  her fhclter- 

j&fKpijerb. 
mfd.  17.1 7.  Jhepherd,  or  a  labourer  in  the  field 
Ecc/.  1 8.1 3. bringeth  again  as  ajhepherd his  flock 

1  Efd.S-17-  neither  could  they/Zwtlieirfamil. 

2  Efd.i.%fhew  my  pe oplc  their  finfull  deeds 
Tob.t4.Q.ft>ew  thy  felf  mercifull  and  juft 
VVifd.^.i  ?.and  had  no  fign  of  vertue  to fhew 

1 2. 1 3.j?;cw  that  thy  judgement  is  not  unright 
1 3.io.gold  and  filver^to fhew  art  in,and 
ECC/.4. 18. comfort  him,andj^c-rp  him  herfecrets 
7.24 Shew  not  thy  face  cheei  full  towards  him 
16.Z  j.I  will fhevo  forth  doctrine  in  weight 
18. 21. in  dine  of  Cmsfh:rv  repentance 
22.i9.maketh  it  tojherv  her  knowledge 
16.6. fhew  new  figns,and  make  other  ftrange 
3$.8.he  fhaWfherv  forth  that  which  he  hath 
1  f.Jhew  forth  his  praife  with  the  fongs  of 

43.1  .beauty  of  heaven  w  ith  his  glorious  Shew 
44.i5\congregat.  will  fhew  forth  their  praife 

Bar. 1 . 3  7.afterw .did  hefhew  hiiafelf  upon  earth 

6.38.  they  can  fhew  no  mercy  t«  the  widow 
Suf.^o.  fit  down  among  us,and  fhew  it  us 
Pray.ofMan.  in  me  thou  wiltfhewall  thy  good, 
2  Mrfc.6.27. 1  YiiUfhew  my  felf  fu:h  an  one 
B.^fbew  his  hatred  againft  the  wicked 
1 2. 3  6.he  would  j^cw  himfelf  their  helper 
j&ihesoeth, 

1  Efd.2.78.hath  mercy  beenfhewed  unto  us 
VFifd.  10.10.  jbewed him  thekingdomof  God 

i8.i8.^c-wrfthecaufeof  his  death 
ECC/.3.23.  for  moe  things  zrefhewed  unto  thee 
14.12.the  grave  is  notfhewed  unto  thee 
4J.3. and  fbewedhim  partof  his  glory 
46.20.and_/^cw«'thekinghis  end 

47. 2  3  .and  f hewed  Ephraim  the  way  of  /in 
4%.z<;.hefhewcd  what  (hould  come  to  paffe 
49.%.fbewedhitn  upon  the  chariot  of  the 

Bar. 1. 34.  fhewed  light  unto  him  that  made  them 
Bel  2i.who (bewedh'tm  the ptivy  doors  where 

2  Mac.  z-S. as  it  was  (Ijewcd  under  Mofcs,and 

3.7. and  had  fhewed  him  of  the  money 

1 5.3  z  fhewed  them  vile  Nicanors  head 


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<£>l)Cvoeth. 
vPifd.  i.z  Jhewetb  bimfelf  unto  fucb  as  do  not 

6.16  (iieweth  her  felf  favourably  unto  them 
Ecd.t4.4.fhewethno  mercy  to  a  man 

Ij.zo.thaeisonethat jbeweth  wifdome  in 
Bar. 6. 59.be  a  king  that  faweth  his  power 

fud.^.they  truft  infaeld^and  fpcar,  and  bowe 
Eccl. 39.1  j.  then  a  mighty Jbield,&  ftrong  fpear 

1  Ata-i5.i8.theybroughc  afbicldofgold 

20.  to  receive  the Jhield from  them 

2  Ate.  1  j.i  1. with  the  defence  of Jhie. Si  fpeares 

i&tyettwf. 

r  Ate.6.2.and  brelt-plat<:s,and/foWr,which 
i  Mac.  5.  3.  with  fhaking  oifaelds,  &  multitude 

^>hiae. 
r/'i/Jf.  j.7.they  fhall./&i«e  and  run  to  and  fro 
EccI.ia.z  2.1  will  make  doftrine  to  fame 

W«/H.y.6.righteoufnes  hath  not (hined  unto  us 
17.10.  the  whole  wor\d Jhin.  with  clear  light 

Bar. 3 .  3 4-the  Harsfancd  in  their  watches 

1  Mac.6.\<).zndfaned.  like  lamps  of  fire 

a  ftf<K.  i.j  i-Iight  thar  famed  from  the  altar 
«£)hfn(ng. 

Eccl. 4^  i8. fatting in  tne  firmament  ofhea pen 

50.7.  as  the  (an  faming  upon  the  temple 

gyl^ip; 

mfd.^.xo.asafhip  that  paffeth  over  the  wares 

E«/.jJ.a.  isas  a/6ip  in  aftorm 

1  ,M<rc.8.i6.weapons,money,  or/hips 

1 5 .3  .together,and  prepared/^  of  war 

Eccl. 46.  i9.any  mans  good,fo  much  as  zyioe 

a  Efd. io.a6.fo  thatthu-eattbJB^atthc  noife 

2  Afac-i2.i2.  whereupon  iheyjhooi^  hands 

Jbhootfng. 
#3jf&i  1.  i2-faoting  horrible  fparklesout  of  their 

Stow- 

Tob.1.6.  with  that  which  was  ntRJhorn 

jfifd.i-\.  our  life  is  fart  and  tedious 
4. 1  j. being  made  perfect  in  ajhoyt  time 
9.5.andofaJ&0i«time,nnd  too  young  for 
1  5.9.  nor  that  his  life  isfa/t :  but  ftriveth 
16.  j.fuffering  penury  for  sjhort  (pace 

EccLi7-i-  gave  them  few  dayes,and  ajhort  time 
51.19.  fetchethnot  his  wind  fart  on  his  bed 
ja.8.1et  thy  fpetcb  be/?w2\comprehending 
36.8.make  the  timeJZTOt.remeinber  the 
45.17.  fpeak  much3and  yet  comefart 

1  Mac. i. ~$i-tobf:  fart  in  rheftory  it  felf 

7.j6.whonow  have  fuffered  ajhort  pain 

Eccl.  jo.14.envy  and  wtathfhorten  the  life 

irifd.  14.14-  fhall  they  come/fe/j/  to  an  end 
Bd?".4.i4.fo  (hall  they  (eefartly  your  falvation 
zf.fartly  thou  (lialt  fee  his  deftruftion 
5>r;o«l!)er. 
E«/.6.2  5.bow  down  thy  Jboulder, and  bear  her 

2  Mac.  1 2.  j  5  .fmote  off  his  faulder,fo  that 

1  j.jo.and  his  hand,with  hisfaulder 

1  Efd.z.4.bcit  the  ark  upon  yomfaulders 
Eccl.7.3 1.  and  the  gift  of  the  faulders 
Bar.z.zs .bow  down  ycur faulders  toferve 
6.i6.they  ar^  born  upon  jhoulders 

Ecd.50.16.thzn  famed  the  fons  of  Aaron 

,  D<z».j.4i.Oeveryifc»w>-  and  dew,bleffe  ye  the 

j^howjetsf. 
W'ifd.16.  i9.ftrangr  rains,hails>and,/&0BWr 

E«/.8.i9.1eft  he  requite  thee  afarewdtam 

1  Mac  ^.^S.anifarubs  growing  in  the  court 

i§>h?unk. 
1  Mac.1.6.  the  wicked  faun  k_  for  fear 

7*0^.8. 4.that  they  were  both  Jhut  in  together 
Jud- 1  j.  1. and  Bagoas (but  his  tent  without 
'"ifd.  1 8.4. who  bad  kept  thy  (onsjhut  up 
ncc/,4.3  i.andfait  when  thou  fhouldeft  repay 


zo.ii. Jhut  upalmesin  thy  ftore 

30. 18. delicates poured  on  amouthjib/tf  up 

48.  j.of  the  Lord  he  (hi#  up  the  heaven 

i  Ate.j.iS.manytobe/te  up  in  the  hands  of 
4.3  i./te  up  this  army  in  the  hand  of  thy 
6. 1  %fbnt  tip  the  Ifraelites  round  about 

2  Mac.i- 1  <,.they faut  the  temple  aiToon  as  Anti. 
4.14-fait  up  without  regard  of  jufticc 

i§>tcljern 
£«/.  50.26.  people  that  dwell  in  Sichem 

Wi/W.  1 7 .  8and  troubles  from  a  ^  foul 
Eccl.7.35.  be  not  flow  to  vifit  the  ficl{ 

18. 19.  ufe  phyfick  or  ever  thou  be  fic\ 
2i. humble  thy  felf  before  thou  be  fic\ 
1  Mac.  1 .  y .after  thefe  things  he  fell  fic\ 

6. 8. upon  his  bed,  and  fell  fic\  for  grief 

&>icttne(Te. 

Eccl.30.17  .a  bitter  death,  or  continuall  fictyieffe 
j  1. 12. fhall  there  no  fidpeffe come  unto  thee 
37.  jo.txceffe  of  meats  bringeth  ficl^neffe 
38.5j.in  thy  fictyieffe  be  not  negligent 

1  Mae.y.zz.gxeat  hope  to  efcape  this  fic\nefi'e 

&tt>e.    finest. 

1  E/^.j.9.andofwhofey/rfethe  Uing,andthe 
?riT^.2.24.thatdohold  on  his  fide  do  finde  it 

i7.io.which  could  of  no  fide  be  avoided 
Eccl.  j  o.  1  i.beat  him  on  the  fides  while  he  is  a 

42.5.makethe/rfi?ofanevil  fervant  to  bleed 
I  Mac.6-1 8.fet  them  on  thisy?^and  that  fide 

1  Mac.6.49.  no  viftuals  there  to  endure  the  ficge 
9.64then  went  he  and  laidy?^  aga.Bethhafi 
2^c.io.i8  convenient  to  fuftain  the  fiegs 
j  3  .laid  fkge  againft  the  fortreffe 
1 1.  J. and  he  laid  fore  ficge  unto  it 
i£»ferje. 

£«/.i7.4.when  One  fifteth  with  ifieve 

^fgri,  5>tShetrj. 

Ecc.  1 5 . 1 8 .when  he  heareth  it,(hall  figb  bitterly 

jo.io.imbraceth  a  virgin,  and  figbetb 

^ig^cD.  ^igfjing. 

y««?.  14.16.3  loud  voi  e5with  weeping  &.figbim 

S11f.1z.then  Sufanna  figbed}&  faid3I  am  ftraited 

^tgrjt. 

Tob.^.x  1.  in  the  fight  of  the  moftHigh 
21.  that  which  isplealingin  his  fight 
I  i.i6.becaufe  he  had  received  his  fight 
i2.6.untoyou  in  the  fiqbtoi all  that  live 
J4.2.fiftyyeersold  when  he  loft  his/ig&£ 

Jud  f .  1 2...aft  them  oat  of  their  fight 
1  f  .2.  abide  in  the  fight  of  his  neighbour 

Wifd  j.  2. in  xhc  fight  of  the  unwife  they  feemed 
4  tbey  be  puniftied  in  tfu  j^fe  of  men 
8.1  i.admiredin  they%feotg!ear  men 
9.9. what  was  acceptable  in  hi  fight 
13.7-him  di!igently,and  b^leeve  their  fight 
if.7..the  fight  whereof  entfeeth  fools  to  Tuft 
i6.j.fortheugly/jgJ'f  ofthebeafts  lent 
i7.6.worfe  then  tht  fight  ihey  faw  not 

Eccl.i.ip.an  hypocrite  in  the  fight    f  men 
2. 1 7. humble  their  foules  in  h>s  fight 
7.3  j.  h3th  grace  in  the  fight  of  every  man 
8. 1 6,for  bloud  is  as  nothing  in  hi  -  fig  'it 
1 1 .2 1  .it  is  an  eafie  thing  in  th^  fight  of  the 
$%.$  .in  the  fight  of  great  men  he  fhall  be  in 
43. 16. at  his  fight  the  mountains  are  fnaken 
4  5. 1.  found  favour  in  the  fight  of  all  flefh 

3. he  made  him  glorious  in  the  fig.  of  kings 
46.6.he  fought  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord 

Bn>".i.2i.evill  in  the  fight  of  the  Lord  our  God 

Sitf.z  j.then  to  finin  the  fight  of  the  Lord 
£>fgn. 

Eflher  1 4. 1 6.1  abhor  the/gB  of  my  high  eftate 
mfd.  5. 1 1  ,noj%z  where  fhe  went}is  to  be  found 

i6.6.havingay%«  of  falvation, to  put  them 
£«/.37.i7.Countenance  is  the  fign  of  changing 

43. 6.of  times,  and  a  fign  of  the  world 
7.  from  the  moon  is  the  fign  of  feafts 
Bar.z.ii.viithfignes,  and  with  wonders 

6.67.  neither  can  they  fhew  fignes  in  the 

Sbignet. 

Tob.i.zz.  and  keeper  of  they%««,and  Reward 

E«/.i7.2  2.aImesofaman  is  as  a  (ignet  with 

3  i.6.as  a  fignct  of  an  emeraud  fet  in  aworke 

49.1 1. he  was  as  a  fignet  on  the  right  hand 


Bel  11.  and  feal  it  with  thine  own  fgmt 
1  Mac.6.1  f  .and  his  robe,and  his  fignet 

Silence. 

£«/.20.5\there  is  one  that  ktepeth )?/<»« 

6.fome  keepeth_/?/f«Cf knowing  his  time 
41.20. of  filence before  them  that  falutethee 
1  Ate.14.17.the  fudden  flenceofhis  enemies 

Silent. 
Eccl.z6.\^.*filent  and  loving  woman  is  a  gift 


Aftzc4.13.g0ld  and  fiiver5and  blue/?* 

£>iltoer. 

?itd-<;.Q.wett  increaled  with  gold  andfilvc/ 

n'ifd.7 .y.filver  fhall  be  counted  as  day  before  her 
i3.io.works  of  mens  hands,gold  and  filver 

Eccl.zB.  1  S.are upon  the fockets  of filver 
28.i4.bindeth  up  thy  filver  and  gold 
40.25. gold  and  filver  make  the  foot  ftahd 
47-18.  and  didft  multiply  filver  as  lead 
50.16. and  founded  the  filver  trumpets 

Bar.  j. 1 7.  they  thathoorded  up^/oe-,- and  gold 
i8.for  they  that  wrought  in  filver 
6.4.fee  in  Babylon  gods  of  filver  and  sold 
jjj.which  are  overlaid  with  gold  8c filver 

i  Mac.z.zxhey  fee  images  of  filver  and  gold 
g>m>cr=fm<tl>sf. 

Wifd.  1  j.9.excel!  gold-fmiihs,and  f'lver-fmiths 

fnd.g.z.O  Lord  God  of  my  father  Simeon 

1  Mac.z.i.thefon  of  Simeon,*  grieU  of  the 

§>tmon- 

iMac.i  5.i4.they  wrote  to  Simon  the  high  pricft 
3  2.  and  when  he  faw  the  glory  of  Simon 
33.  then  artfweredSimon,&.  faid  unto  him 
i6.z.Simon  called  his  two  eldeft  fons 
13.  deceitfully  againft  Simon  and  his  fons 
14-now  Simon  waSvifiting  thecities 
16.  Simon  and  his  fons  had  drunk  largely 
came  upon  Simon  in  the  banqnetting 

2  Mac.i.a,.ont  Simon  of  the  tribe  of  Benjamin 

1  i.notas  that  wicked  5"i,had  misinformed 
4-j.that  by  one  of Simons  faction  murtbers 
4.did  rage,and  encreafe  Simons  malice 
6.conrinue  quiet,  and  Simon  leave  his  folly 
S.zz.Simon,and  Jofcph,  and  Jonathan 
10.20. they  that  were  with  Simon,bein%  led 
I&fmptfCltp 
irijd.i.i.and  in  fimplicity  ofheartfeekfiiin 

&imt. 
Eccl.qS.j.the  rebuke  of  the  Lord  in  Sinai 

Sincere. 
Eccl.  j.  11.  and  let  thy  life  befinare 

pintail 
lob,  13.6.  might  and  majefty  to  a  finfull  nation 
mfd.  3 . 1 3 .  hath  not  known  the  finfull  bed 
Ecd.10.z3  to  magnifie  a  finfull  man 

1 1. iz.afihfull man  layeth  wait  for  bloud 

15.12.heh.tb  no  need  of  the  finfull  man 

27.30.tht  finfull  man  fnall  have  them  both 

3  2.i  7-a  ,/w/«#  man  will  not  be  reproved 

i  Ate.  1. 34.put  therein  a  finfull  nation 

2.44.  and  fmote  finfull  men  in  their  anger 

gn'ng. 

7«d.  i6.rjudethbegan  to/wgthis  thanksgiving 

1 3.I  will  fing  unto  theLordanewfong 
EaZ.47.9-  and  daily  ywg  praifes  in  their  fongs 
5 1.1 1.  &  wiling  praife  with  thanksgiving 
finger. 
E«/.9.4.company  of  a  woman  that  is  a  finger 
^<nger0. 

1  Efd.  r .  1 5  .the  holy  fingers  alfo,the  fons  of 
Eccl.47-9.be  fet  finger  salfo  before  thealtar 
50.18.  they%e«aifo  fang  praifes  with  their 

j§>tngfng. 
1  Efd.%.6z.  finging  fongs  with  thanksgiving 
i:'ifd.i8.g.  now  finging  out  the  foags  of  praife 

j§>irtgrilat\ 
mfd.14.18.  the  fingular  diligence  of  the  artificer 

1  Efd.8.76.  we  have  been  and  are  in  great  fin 
9.1 1. feeing  our//?  in  thefe  tbings  isfpread 

2  £,#.9.36.received  the  law,perifh  by  fin 
15.24.  woe  to  them  that  fin 

26.knoweth  all  them  that  fin  againft  him 
i6.65.thatjffl,and  would  hide  their^ 
Tob.3.14.  thar  I  am  pure  from  all  fin  with  man 

4-f-let 


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4.  j. let  not  thy  will  be  fee  to  y%,or  to  tranfg. 

n.and  depart  ftomall  fin yand  do  that 
1 2.9.  and  fhall  purge  away  all  fin 
10. they  that  fin  are  enemies  to  their  own 
fud.'y.zo.  and  they  fin  againft  their  God 
irifd.1.4.  in  the  body  that  is  fubjeft  unto  fin 
10.13. bnt  delivered  him  from  fin 
1  j.z.for  \fv/efin,we  are  thine,knowing 

but  we  will  not  fins  knowing  that  we 
Eccl. $.17.  wicked  man  ihall  heap  fin  upon  fin 
4.11.  there  is  a  fhame  that  bringethj$» 
5. 5.  be  not  without  fear  to  addefin  unto  fin 
7.8.binde  not  one  fin  upon  another 

10.13.  tor  pride  is  the  beginning  of  fin 

1 3.i4.are  good  unto  him  thathath  no  fin 
15.20.  nei.  hath  he  given  any-licenfe  to  fin 
zo.3.for  fo  (halt  thou  efcape  wilfullfin 
21.2.  flee  from  fin  as  from  the  face  of  a 
13a  1.  offend,nis/»  fhall  be  upon  him 

and  if  he  acknowledge  not  h\s  fin 
1 3. for  therein  is  the  word  of  fin 
x6.  two  forts  of  men  multiply  y«j 

25.14.  the.woman  came  the  beginning  of  fin 

26.18.  returneth  from  righteoufnefle  to  fin 
29. an  huckfter  fhall  not  be  freed  from  fin 

17.2.  fo  doth  fin  ftick  clofe  between  buying 
10.  fo  fin  for  them  that  work  iniquity 
1 3  .their  fport  is  in  the  wantonnefle  of  fin 

3  i.ifc  but  fin  not  by  proud  fpeech 

34.19.  neither  is  he  pacified  for  fin  by  the 
38. 10. leave  off  from  fin,and  order  thy 
42.1  .and  accept  no  perfon  to  fin  thereby 
46.7.  and  withheld  the  people  from  fin 
47.23.  Nebat,who  caufed  Ifrael  to  fin 

(hewed  Ephraim  the  way  of fin 
2  Mac.6.l  ?•  being  come  to  the  height  of  fin 
1 2.42.  befought  him  that  the  fin  committed 
the  peo.  to  keep  therafelves  from  fin 
Sinneo. 
1  E/y.i.24-concerning  thofe  that  yW^and 

4.27.have  erred  and \  finned  for  women 
7*06.3.3.  who  have  finned  before  thee 
/«!  5.17.  and  whileft  they  finnednot 
U{lb.\$.6.  and  now  we  have  fi/ined  before  thee 
wifd.  1 2. 1 1 .  thofe  things  wherein  thev  finned 
Red.  5.4.  fay  not,I  have  finned  and  what 
21. 1.  haft  thou  finned?  do  fo  no  more. 
27.1. many  have  finned  for  a  fmall  matter 
BaM.13.we  have  finned  againft  the  Lord 
Pray.  ofManaff.  I  have  finned ,0  Lord 

I  have  finned,  and  I  acknowledge 
them  that  have  finned  againft  thee 
I  have  finned  above  the  number 
z  Mac.7.i2'  hzvmgfinned  againft  our  God 

pinner. 
Eccl.x.i  y.godlinefle  is  an  abominat.  to  a  finner 
a.i  t.the  finner  thatgoeth  two  wayes 
5.9/0  doth  the  finner  that  hath  a  double 
6.x.  a  finner  that  hath  a  double  tongue 
8.10.  kindle  not  the  coals  of a  finner 
9.1  i.envie  not  the  glory  of  a  finner 
12.4.  and  help  not  a.  finner  Verfe  7. 

14.  fdone  that  goeth  to  a  finner 
1 3.17.  fo  the  finner  with  the  godly 
if, 9. not  feemly  in  the  mouth  of a  finner  . 
l6.13.the  finner  fhall  not  efcape  with  his 
io.9.there  is  a  finner  that  hath  good 
23.$.  the  finner  fhall  be  left  inh'sfoolifhn. 
25.  19.  let  the  portion  of  a  finner  fallupon 
29. 1 6.  afinner  will  overthrow  the  good 
3  3-i4.ro  is  the  godly  againft  the  finner  . 

and  the  finner  againft  the  godly 
Pray.  ofManaff.  to  me  that  am  a  finner 
1  Maci.^S.  fuffcred  they  the  finner  to  triumph 

ja>frtuer;£f. 
H'ifA.^.  to.liv'ngamongft/wKwnhewastranfl. 

19.1 3  punifhments  came  upon  finners 
JErrf.f.S.his  indignation  rcfteth upon /«»£(■  j 
7. 1  tf.among  the  multitude  of  finners 
1 1. 9 .and  fit  not  in  judgement  with  finners 
itf.had  their  beginning  with  finners 
2 1 .  marvell  not  at  the  works  of  finners 
1 1.6.  for  the  moft  High  hateth^Ke^ 
1  5-7.and  finners  fhall  hot  fee  her 
19.22.the  counfell  of /7»»e«,ptudence 


SIT  SLA   Apoc. 


21.6.  be  reproved,  is  in  the  way  of  finners 
10.  the  way  of  finnfts  is  made  plain 

39.25%  fo  evil  things  for  finners 

27.  to  the  finners  they  are  turned  into  evil 
40.8.  that  is  feven-fold  more  upon  fianers 
4«.$.the  children  of  finners  are  abominable 
6  .the  inheritance  of  finners  children 
i  i.but  an  ill  name  of  finners  fhall  be 
Pray.ofMamtf.  toward  finners  is  importable 

appointed  repentance  unto  finners 
S>itt3. 

1  Efd.%.7%.  our  fins  ate  multiplyed  above  our 

86.O  Lordjdidft  make  our  fins  light 
9.7.thereby  to  increafe  the  fins  of  Ifrael 

wifd.^.io.  caft  up  the  accounts  of  their  fins 
11.23.  andwinkeftatthe  j?/»ofmen 
12.  i9.that  thou  giveft  repentance  for  fins 
17.3.10  lie  hid  in  their  fecretfits 

Eccl.x.zx.  feat  of  the  Lord  driveth  av/ayfins 
2.1 1. and  forgiveth_/fiw3and  faveth  in  time 
3 . 3.maketh  an  atonement  for  his  fins 

14.  in  ftead  of  fins  it  fhall  be  added 

1 5.  thy  fins  alfo  fhall  melt  away 

J.6.  be  pacified  for  the  multitude  of  my  fins 
12.i4.and  is  defiled  with  him  in  hisfins 
14. 1.  pricked  with  the  multitude  of /?3.r 
i6.9.who  were  taken  away  in  their  fins 
17.20.  all  their  fins  are  before  the  Lord 

2  {.return  unto  the  L.and  forfake  thy  fins 
1 8.1 1 .  in  the  time  of fins  fhew  repentance 

21. 1.  ask  pardon  for  thy  former  fins 

23.2.  and  it  paffe  not  by  my  fins 

3.  my  fins  abound  to  my  de (traction 
1 2.they  fhallnot  wallow  in  their  fins 

1 8.the  moft  High  will  not  remem.my  fins 
28.  2.  fo  fhall  thy  fins  alfo  be  forgiven 

4.  ask  forgivenefie  of  his  own  fins 
{.who  will  intreat  for  pardon  of  hh  fins 
8.  and  thou  fhalt  diminifh  thy  fins 

34.26.with  a  man  that  faftech  for  his  fins 
47.11.  the  Lord  took  away  his  fir.s 

24. and  thelt  fins  were  multiplyed 
48.iy.neither  departed  they  from  their  fins 

x6.  and  fome  multiplyed  fins 
Dan.i  .4.  things  upon  us,  becaufe  of  onr  fins 

2  Mae.*,.  i7.angry  for  a  while  for  the  fins  of 

i8.been  formerly  wrapped  in  many  fins 
6- 1 4.  be  come  to  the  fulnefle  of  their  fins 
7.3  2.  for  we  fuffer  becaufe  of  our  fins 
12.42.  for  the  fins  of  thofe  that  were  flain 
13.8.  had  committed  many  fins  about  the 
S&\XXXlZtX). 
Wifd.ix.t6.  that  wherewithal!  a  man  finnetb 
Eccl.x 0.29. who  will  juftifie  him  that  finneth 
19.4.  and  he  that  finnetb,  fhall  offend 
38.15.  hethat  finnetb  before  his  Maker 
Sinning. 
Eccl.  1 8. 27.  and  in  the  day  of  finning  he  will 
19.28.  he  be  hindred  from  finning 
20.21.that  is  hindred  from  finning  through 
Sion. 
2  E/I3.1.  for  I  faw  the  defolation  of  Sion 
5.25.  thou  baft  hallowed  Sinn  unto  thy  felf 
6.4.or  ever  the  chimneys  in  Sion  were  hoc 

10.7.  Sion  our  mother  is  full  of  all  heavinefle 
J«d.9.T3.  and  againft  the  top  of  Sion,  and 
£«/.24.io.  and  fo  was  eftablifhed  in  Sion 

48.18.and  lift  up  his  hand  againft  Sion    (   , 
24.  comforted  them  that  mourned  in  Sion 
j&ittec.    , 
T<)k8.4.faid,SJ/fo-,arife3and  let  us  pray 
7.I  take  not  this  my  Sifter  for  luft 
Sit- 
1  JE/H.3.7.  and  he  fhall  fit  next  to  Partus 

4.42.  and  thou  fhalt  fit  next  me 
fud.xi.x  5.  fhe  might  fit  and  cat  upon  them 
irifd.Q.xi.  be  worthy  to  fit  in  my  fathers  feat ' 
Eccl.9.9.  fit  not  at  all  with  another  mans  wife 
nor  fit  down  with  her  in  thine  arms 
1 1.1.  maVeth  him  to  fit  among  great  men 
9.and  fit  not  in  judgement  with  finners 
1 2. 1 2. neither  let  him^if  at  thy  right  hand 
25.18.her  husband  (hall  fit  among  his 
26.12.  by  everv  hedge  will  fhe  fit  down 
31.12.  ifthou/?tata  bountifull  table 
32.1.  care  for  them,  and  fo  fit  down 

Yyyyy 


38.33.nor.yfr  high  in  the  congregation 

fhall  riot//V  on  the  judgement  feat 
41.12.  andfit  not  in  the  midft  of  women 
Sufao.faid  muobim,Come/tt  down  among  us 

Sttteft. 
Eccl. 4.9.  when  thou  fittefi  in  judgement 
23.14.  when  thou  fittefi  among  great  men 
31.1 8.  when  thou  fittefi  among  many 
^itteti), 
wifd.9.4.  wifdom  that  fitteth  by  thy  throne 
£«/.33.6.under  every  one  that  fitteth  upon  him 

40.3.  from  him  that  fitteth  on  a  throne 
Bar.6.71.  orchard }that  every  bird  fitteth  upon 

fitting. 
1  Efd.^.i^.fitiingat  the  right  hand  of  the  king 
Wifd.6.xa-.fna\\  find  her  fitting  at  his  dooti 
Eccl.x.S.  the  Lotd  fitting  upon  his  throne 
38.28.  the  fmith  alfofittingby  the  anvill 
29.fo  doth  the  potter  fitting  at  his  work 
£#'.6.43. the  women— fitting  in  the  wayes 
Bel  40.  and  behold,  Daniel  was  fitting 

Sfr* 

^.14.3.  and  the  fix  fons  of  his  fon,  and  faid 
Bel  3 1  .the  lions  den,where  he  vtasfix  dayes 

1  Efd.7. 5.  m  the  fixth  yeer  of  Darius  king 

2  Efd.6.i$Mpon  thefixthday  thou  gaveft 
Eccl.  17.5-  and  in  the  fixth  place  he  imparted 

1  Mac*7. 1 8.  after  him  -they  brought  the  fixth 

mm- 

irifd.xi.x  3,  formed  it  by  the  slptt  of  his  under. 
14. 2.the  workman  built  it  by  his  sfyll 
i^.fbrced  all  his  sl(iUto  make  the 
Ett/.i.i9.wifdome  raineth  down  sl(ill  and 
10.30.  poor  man  is  honoured  for  his  skill 
38.3  .the  skill  of  the  phyfician  fhall  lift  up 
6.and  he  hath  given  men  sl(iU,  that  he 
£>fcf!f«H. 
Etcl.%x.xs.\fas\ilfulL  man  hear  a  wife  word 
&fef;fullp. 

0fyl13.11.and  taken  off  all  the  bark  skilfully 
Skin. 

2  Macj.T.vihen  they  had  pulled  off  the  sfyn 

SWppetr;, 
EccU  $6.i6>  that  ikjppeth from  city  to  city 

Skipping. 
1rifid.17.x9. could  not  befeen  of  i^«?g beafts 

SlaCts. 
2  £jl  i6.37.plagues  draw  nigh,  &  are  not  fiac\ 

38.  tbeyj^d^  not  a  moment 

39.  fhall  not  the  plagues  hefiac\to  come 
fob.  1 2.6.therefore  be  not  (ladi  to  praife  him 
£c^.4-i9-and  in  thy  deeds  fiu\  and  remifle 

3  5.18.  for  the  Lord  will  not  hefixcle 
Slacbncffe. 
1  E/"rf.5.4i.like  as  there  is  no  fiac^nefe  of  the 
Slain. 

1  Eyi1.56.that  were  not  flain  with  the  fword 

4.5.  they  flay  and  are/?«»,and  tranfgreffo 

2  E/l  1.32.  whom  ye  have  taken  and  (lain 
Te&.x.i8.  if  the  king  Sennacherib  had  flain 
Jud.S.I*  thou  gaveft  their  rulers  to  be  flain 
mfd.x  1 .7. whereby  the  infants  were  flain 
Bel  28.  he  hath  fiain  the  dragon,  and  put 

i  Mac.z.q.hcr  infants  ate  flain  in  theftreets 
3.ii.many  alfo  fell  down  fidn,  but  the  reft 
5. 1  i.for  many  of  us  arc  fiain 
1 6.21  .his  father  and  brethren  v/etefl.nn 

i  Af<JM.i3-tney  were  flain  in  the  temple 
4.36.  becaufe  Onias  was  fiain  without  caafe 
7.20.faw  her  feven  fons  fiain  within  the 
Slander. 

Eccl.  1 9. 1  f  .for  many  times  it  is  a  (lander 
%6.<;.thefiander  ofa  city,the  gathering 
27.23.his  mouth,and  (lander  thy  fayings 

1  M x.  1 1 . 1 1 .  thus  did  he  fiander  him 

StonrjercKig. 
Ea/.fi.i.the  fhare  of  the  fianderous  tongue 

■     SlatoWf. 
fu'd.  5. 1 1. in  bfick,and  make  themfiaves 
1 4.1 3. for  the  flaves  have  been  bold 
i8.thefey?awJliavedealttreacheroufly 
iMdf.3.4i.to  buy  the  children  of  Ifr.for/toJ 

<   Slanghter. 
2  iWrfc.8.4.  remember  the  vtkked  fiaughter 


lAp°c- 


SLE 


SMA 


SME 


SOD 


SOL  SON    Apoc.j 


i  E/d.4.5.  they  flay  and  are  flain^  and  tranfgr. 
WifdiiS.S-  to  (lay  the  babes  of  the  faints 
EccZ.47-5-  to  flay  that  mighty  warriour,and 
S«/!53.innocent3&  righteous  fhalt  thou  not  fl. 
Belz6.  and  I  fhall/Z^y  this  dragon  without 
1  Ate.5.2.began  to  flay  and  deftroy  the  people 
9 .3  z.  he  fought  for  to  flay  him 
1 1  .io.unto  him/or  he  fought  to  flay  me 
itf.zi.Ptolome  hath  fent  to  flay  thee  alfo 
£>\tylth. 
mfd.i-n.that  belyevh,  flayetb  the  foul 
Eccl-34.il'  his  neighbours  livingj/Zayc ffc him 

Siagmg. 

Ea/.zi.i.a  lion,  flaying  the  fouls  of  men 
1  Mac. 6. tf.  flaying  on  the  right  hand  and  on 
z  Mac.  5.1$. flaying  of  virgins  and  infants 

Stop, 
1  Efd.3.6.  and  to /fop  upon  gold,and  a 
s  Efd.z.11.  remember  thy  children  that  flecp 
Wi/tf.7.2.  the  pleafure  that  came  with  Jlecp 

17.  14.  they  fleeping  the  famefleep 
EccU  13.13 .  thefe  things3awake  in  thy  flee p 
22.7-that  waketh  one  from  a  (oundfleep 
3 1. 1. the  care  thereof  driveth  away  /Zefp 
2.as  a  fore  difeafe  brea  keth  fleep 
zo.(ound  fkep  coineth  of  moderate  eating 
40.6.he  is  in  his  fleep}zs  in  a  day  of  keeping 
42.<j.the  care  for  her  taketh  away  fleep 
46.1 9.and  before  his  long  fleep  he  made 

1  Mac.6-io.  the  fleep  is  gone  from  mine  eyes 

Sleeping. 
xvifd.17.14.  they  fleeping  the  fame  fleep 
Slenberfp. 

2  Aftfc.i  5.38.  but  if  flenderly,  and  meanly 

Siept. 
2  Efd.10.19.  fa  I./k/>i  that  night  and  another 
Tob.2.9.  fo  they  flept  both  that  night3and 
Jud.iz.S-  and  (he  flept  till  midnight 
£ccZ.48 .1 1  .that  faw  thee,and  flept  in  love 

Eccl.47.4.  y&w  he  not  a  giant  when  he  was  yet 

1  Mac.i.z.  and/Zm>the  kings  of  the  earth 

61.  flew  them  that  had  circurocifed  him 
2. 24.  and  (lew  him  upon  the  altar 

3  8.  and  they  flew  them  with  their  wives 
5. 5  1.  who  then  /Z?b*  all  the  males 
i6.i6.and/2bt>him  and  his  twofons 

2  iW<K.4.38.therey7(?H>  he  the  curled  murtherer 

5.6.  Jaionflew  his  own  citizens  without 

SHoe. 

EccZ.28.26.  beware  thou  flide  not  by  it 

£>»ng.     - 
/#«/.9.7.truft  in — fpear,and  bovr^and  fling 
Eccl.47.4.  his  hand  with  the  (tone  in  the  flim 

&\in%s. 

1  Mac.6. Si. and  pieces  to  caft  darts  and  flints 

s»p.    -' 

Eccl.zo.i 8.  to  flip  upon  a  pavement  is  better 
then  to  flip  with  the  tongue 
SHppeD.    S«P^ 
Eecl.j  4.  t .  that  ha  th  not  /S/tf  with  his  mouth 
2  5'.8.that  hath  not  flipped  with  his  tongue 
1  Mac.9.7.  faw  that  his  hoft/Xjpr  away 

SKppett). 
Eccl.19.1g.  one  that  flippeth  in  his  fpeech 
2i-7.a  man  of  underft.knoweth  when  he  flip 
SIotbfnH. 
EccZ.2  2.2.  a  fkthfuU  man  is  compared  to  the 
37.1 1.  nor  with  the  flothfull  for  any  work 
Slow. 
wifd.  1  5.1  f  .their  feet,they  are  flow  to  go 
Eccl.7.3%.  be  not  flew  to  vifit  the  fick 
51.24.  wherefore  are  you/ZoB>aand  what 
plumber 
EccZ.  2  2.8  .a  fool,fpeaketh  to'  one  in  a  (lumber 
1 1 .2. care  will  not  lee  a  man  flumber 
Small. 
1  E/tf.i.<?4.veflels  of  the  L.both  great  &  r«fl// 
Wifd.6.7.hath  made  the  fmall  and  great 
14.  ^ .  their  lives  to  a  fmall  piece  of  wood 
16.6.  were  troubled  for  afmallfeaCon 
EccLf.i  5.  in  a  great  matter  or  a  fmall 
19. 1 .  and  he  that  contemneth/waZ/  things 
27.1.  many  have  finned  for  afmall  matter 
43.i?.thehailftones  are  broken//»tfZZ 


48. 1  J.  there  remained  a  fmall people 
B«".2.29.multitude  turned  into  a  [mall  number 
Dan.  3.22.  rofin3pitchjtow,and  fmall  wood 

1  Mac.3.16.  to  meet  him  with  afmall  company 

1 8.a  great  multitude,or  a  fmall  company 

2  Mac.  1. 1 5.  was  entred  with  afmall  company 

3.i4.wherefore  there  was  no  fmall  agonie 
14.ll.our  nation  is  in  no/waZZmiferie 
Smart. 
Tob.i  1 .1 2>his  eyes  began  to  fmart }hc  rubbed 

Smelt. 
tob.i. 1.  the  which fme U  when  the  evil  fpirit 
EccZ.30.19.  for  neither  can  it  eat  or /we# 
2  Mac.9.9.  and  the  filthineffe  of  his  JmeU 
i2.could  not  abide  his  own  fmell 
SmelleO. 
Tob.X.3. the  evil  fpirit  had  fmelled3  he  fled 

Smelling- 
EccU  $0.15.  a  fweet  / me Umg  favour  unto  the 

j&miie. 
EccZ.  2i.20.a  wife  man  doth  fcarce  {mile  a  little 

BCZ7.  then  Daniel  fmiled,  and  faidaO  king 

Smiling. 

Ectl.13. n.and  failing  upon  thee^will  get  out 

Smite. 

1  Efd.4S.if  he  command  to  fmite, they  f mite 

2  Efd.i  s.u. and  fmitc  Egypt  with  plagues 
Jud.g.  10.  /wtfe  by  the  deceit  of  my  lips 
Eccl.i6.\o.fmite  in  funder  the  heads  of  the 

Suttth. 
EccZ.38.28.the/wwfc alfo  fitting  by  the  anvill 

Smitten. 
fud.  13.15  .the  L .hath  f mitten  him  by  the  hand 
Eccl.  13.2.  if  theonebe/5»i«f»againft  the 

3  5.18.  till  he  hath  fmitten  in  funder 
1  Mac.1.1.  had  fmitten  Darius  king  of  the 
2Afflc.1z.22.  bcin^fmitten  with  fear  and  terr. 

Smoke. 
T06. 6j. we  muft  make  a  /w»^e  thereof 
16.  and  (halt  make  a  //»«{?  with  it 
8.2.  and  made  z(mol(c  therewith 
ffifd.z.z.  the  breath  in  our  noilrils  is  as  fmol^e 
EccZ.2z.z4.  as  the  vapour  andfmo\eof  a  fur. 
£<w.6.zi.are  b'acked  through  tbefmohfi 
1  Mac. 4-zo.  for  the  fmo^e  that  was  feen 

Smote. 
Jud.s-iz.hefmote  all  the  land  of  Egypt 

13.8.  and  (he  /wort  twice  upon  his  neck 
Dan. 3. t<. and  fmotetbe  flame  of  the  fire  out 

1  Mac.z.4n.fmote  finfull  men  in  their  anger 

2  M ac.3 . z r.  and /w»^  at  Heliodorus  with 
9.5.  the  God  of  ifra'lfmote  him  with 
J2.35.upon him, fmote  offhisfhoulder 

Smoteft, 
jud-9.$.fmoteft  the  fervants  with  their  lords 

Snare. 

ffifd.i  4-n.anda  fnare  to  thefeetoftheumvife 
Eccl  27.29. (hall  be  taken  in  the  fnare,and  ang. 

5i.2.and  fromthe/«<j;eofthe  flanderous 

1  iWac.135.and  fothey  became  a  fore /for? 

5-4.who  had  been  a  fnare  and  an  offence 

Snared. 
T06.14.10.  andefcaped  the/»d?-«  of  death 

Snow. 
Dan-i  .45.O  ye  dews  and  frorms  6f/»ow3Uefle 
49.O  yefroft  and  fnow,  blefle  ye  the  Lo. 

1  Aftfc.13.22.but  there  fell  a  very  great/son* 

S°berlp. 
wifd.9.11.  fhall  lead  mefoberfym  my  doings 

Socfaetjff. 
Eccl.  zrf.18.  are  upon  the  foists  of  filver 

SoDotn. 
z  Efd.z.%.  what  I  did  unto  Soto  and  Gornor. 

Sotiomites. 
z  Er</.7.3^.Abra.  prayed  firft  for  the  Sodomites 
Wifd.19.14.  the  Sodomites  did  not  receive 

SoDomittd). 

2  E/rf.5.7.  the  Sodomitifb  fea  fhall  caft  out  fifh 

Soft. 

/»</.  12.15.  an^  ^a'^  f°ft  s^)ns  on  Ae  ground 

Wifd.z.%.  our  fpirit  fhall  vanifh  as  the  foft  air 

lf.7.  for  the  potter  tempering  foft  earth 

SojourneD. 

Jud.  5.7.  theyfojomned  heretofore  in  Mefopot. 


Wifd.19.to.  they  jojourned  in  che  Grange  land 
Eccl.  16.8,  the  place  where  Lot  fojomned 

Sojourn  .0;. 
EccZ.4 1. i9.of  the  place  wh.re  thoufojourneft 

SolO. 
Tob.1.7. another  tenth  partl/oZii  away 
fud.7.z  5.but  God  hath  fold  us  into  their 
u'ifd.io.1 3. when  the  righteous  was  fold Jht 
Bar.4.6.  ye  were Mf  to  the  nations.,  not  for 

1  Mac.  1 . 1 5  .and  were  fold  to  do  mifchief 

2  iWtfc.4.3  2.  and  fome  he/flZrf  into  Tyrus 

5.14.  and  no  fewer/o/dthen  (lain 
8.I4.  others/flii/ all  that  they  had  left 

bc'mgfold  by  the  wicked  Nicanor 
Solemn. 
2  E/if.r.3i.for  your folemn  feafl  dayes,your 
?ud.8.6.*ndfolemn  dayesof the  houfe  of Ifrael 
Eftb.ig.iz.  among  your  Jolemn  feafts3keep 
Eccl.  47. 10.  and  fet  in  order  the  folemn  times 
Sar.1.14.  upon  the  feafts  and  folemn  dayes 

Solemnly. 
2Aftfc.i4.4.  which  were  uiedfolemnly  in  the 

Solemnity. 
Ecel.so.19.  till  the  folemnity  of  the  Lord 
2  Aftfd  5.3<5.chat  day  paffe  without  folemnity 

Soles. 
E/%.13.13.  to  kiflethe/«Z«ofhis  feet 

Solitary. 
EccZ.8. itf.with  him  into  ajolitaYy  place 
9. 7.  in  the  folitary  places  thereof 
Solomon. 
EccZ.47.13.  Solomon  reigned  in  a  peaceable 
23  .thus  refted  Solomon  with  his  fathers 
2  Afac.2,8.when  Solomon  defired  that  the  place 
10. even  fb  prayed  Solomon  alfo 
1  z.Solomon  kept  thofe  eight  dayes 
Solution. 
2  Efd.10.41.  °f  her  fon,  this  is  the  folution 

S?ng. 
z  Efd.10.z1.  our /oag  is  put  to  filence,our 
fud.16.1.  fang  after  her  this/rag  of  praife 

1 3.I  will  fing  unto  the  Lord  a  new/wsg 
EccZ.  3  o.  1 4.  and  fing  a  /<wg  of  praife,  blefle 

Songfl, 
1  Efd.%.60.  bnpngfongs  ofthankfgiving 

6 1.  they  fungwjth  loud  voices  fangs 
Eccl.39.ts.  praife  with  thefongs  of  your  lips 
47. 8. with  his  whole  heart  he  fang  fongs 
9.and  daily  fing  praifesin  their fongs 
i7.marvelled  at  thee  for  thy  fongs 
Son. 
7e&.r.22.and  he  was  my  brothers  fon 
3,1 5.nor  any  fon  of  his  alive,to  whom  I 
4.3.  my  fon, when  I  am  deadjbury  me 
4.remcmber3ray /o»,that  fhe  faw  many 
5.my/ffK,beroindful!ofthe  Lord 

1 2.  beware  of  all  whoredom,  my  fon,  and 
14.be  circumfpeft}my/o>vin  all  things 
I9.my/fl»5remember  my  comraandements 
2i.fear  not,my  /as,  that  we  are  made  poor 

5. 1 1. an  hired  man  to  go  with  thy  fon 
14.  things  neceffary  as  to  mine  own  fon 
17.  why  haft  thou  fent  away  our  fon 

6.14. 1  am  the  only  fon  of  my  father 

they  have  no  other  fonto  bury  them 

7,i7.thou  art  the  fon  of  an  honeft — man 

jo.  4-my  fon  isdead,feeing  he  ftayeth 
5.my/»»— the  light  of  mine  eyes 
7. my  fon  is  dead— to  bewail  hex  fan 

1  i.9.and  fell  upon  the  neck  ofher/ra 

feeing  I  have  feen  thee,wyfon 
10.  but  his  fin  ran  unto  him 

13.  when  he  faw  hisfon,he  fell  upon  his 
1 5.for  behold,I  fee  my  fon  Tobias 

i4.3.he  called  his/oM^Sc^the  fix  fonsofhis/raz  j 
faid — My/o^^take  thy  children 

irifd.z.i8.if  the  juft  man  be  the/«»  of  God 
10.5  .tender  compaffion  towards  his  fon 

EccZ.2.1.  my  fon,  if  thou  come  to  fervc  the  Lo. 
3.1 2.my/o«,help  thy  father  in  his  age 
6.23.  give  ear,my /fl»,receivemy  advice, 

3i.my/0»,if  thou  wilt,thou  (halt  be 
7.3.  my  fon,  fow  not  upon  the  furrows 
io.zS.my/ofljglorifie  thy  foul  in  meeknefls 
11.10. my  fon,  medle  not  with  many  matters 
I6.z4.my  fon,hearkcn  unto  me,and  learn 

j8  if.my 


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1 8.  i  % .  my  fon,  blemifo  not  thy  good  deeds 

2 1. 1.  ray  fon,  haft  thou  finned  ?  do  lb  no 
26.19.my/iSikeep.thc  flower  of  thine  age 

30. 2.  bethacchaitifeth  his/aa,  thall  have 
3. he  chat  teacheth  hh  fon,  gneveth  the 
7. he  that  rmketh  too  much  ofhisfon 

1  j.chaftire  thy/fl?z,and  hold  him  to 
3  i.i2.my/tw,h:ar  me, and  defpife  me  not 
33.F9.  gie  not  chy  fon,  and  wire,  thy 
24,  20  as  one  that  killeth  the  fon  before 
40. 28 .  my  /«z,lead  noc  a  Diggers  life 
48.10.tutn  the  neart  of  the  fat.  unto  thefon 
Bar. 1.3.  eat  the  flelh  of  his  own  fon 

1  Mac.i.io.  Jon  of  Anciochus  the  king,who 

3.33.  and  co  being  up  tin  fon  Antiochus 
10. 54. and  I  will  be  thy  fon  in  law,and 
13.j3.tha  Johnhis/fl«  was  a  valiant  man 
16. 1  iJJcolomeusthe/o«of  Abubus 

2  Mac.7.26  that  (he  would  counfell  her/os 

27.  O  my/o»,have  picieupon  me 

28. 1  befeech  thee ,my  fon,  look  upon 

io.10.who  was  th:  fon  of  this  wicked  man 

iS>0tt!Ef. 

iEfdj.)">.the(lms  of  the  fervants  of  Solbmon 

8 . 2 1  .the  kingdom  of  the  king  and  his  fans 

7o.they  and  their  fons  have  married 

8  $.  your  daughters  to  their  fons 

their  daughters  to  your  fins 
2  Efd.i. zS.  as  a  father  his/o^as  a  mother 
Tob.1.7. 1  gave  to  the  fons  of  Aaron 

21. before  two  of 'his  fons  killed  him 
fud.  5. }. tell  msnow,ye//8^ofChanaan 
ivifd.^.7.3  judge  of  chy  /3m  and  daughters 
i2.2i.didft  thou  judge  thine  own  fons 
i6.io.buc  thy  fans, not  the  very  teeth 
1 8. 4, who  hadkepcchy/twihucup 
1 3  .this  people  to  be  the  fons  of  God 
Eccl.j.z.  authority  of  the  mother  over  the  fons 
fo.r.  neither  delight  in  ungodly  fons 
40.i.heavie  yoke  upon  the  fons  of  Adam 
fo.13.  Co  were  all  the  fons  of  Aaron 
Suf.^S.are  ye  liich  fools ,ye  fons  of  Ifrael 

1  Afac.i^.fodid  their  fons  after  them 

2.20.  yet  will  I, and  myfow,  and  my 
e>4.wherefore  you  my  fons,he  valiant 
70.  and  his  fons  buried  him  in  the  fepul. 

13.16.  and  two  of  his  fons  forhoftages 

2  Mac. 7.10.  when  (he  faw  her  feven  fons  flain 

41.  after  the  fons,  the  mother  died 

wi/H.  10,12.  and  in  a /are  conflict  (he  gave  him 
Ea'.3i.2.asa/5''cdifeafe  breakech  llcep 

39.28.  in  their  fury  lay  on  fore  ftrokes 
1Mrc2.14.put  onfackcl.Sc  mourned  very  fore 
2  Ma.cz.z6  and  gave  him  many  fore  (tripes 

9.  5. and  fore  torments  of  the  inner  pares 

2  Efd.  8. 1  S\  for  whofe  fake  I  am  forty 
Tob.g.^.tfl  tarry  long,he  will  be  very  forty 
Eccl.i$,1.  and  will  not  be /wry  fork 

*£>0ii'Ocr). 
1  Efd.f.zo.  remembr.  neither  fortow  nor  debt 
tab.  3 . 1  -and  in  my  farrow  prayed  ,faying 

6.i4.becaufe  of  mc,to  the  grave  whhforrow 
E/?b.i3.t7«turn  our  forrow  into  joy 
Eccl-i6. 6  hi\t  a  grief  of  hear:  and  forrow 
30.12.  and  fo  bring  forrow  to  thine  heart 
23  .remove/onoB'  far  from  thee 

for  forrow  hath  killed  many 
37.12.  and  will  forrow  with  thee  if  thou 
38.19.  in  affliction  alfo/oraw  rema'neth 

1  Afac.i.n.we  havehad  much  for row 

2  Mac.  3. 17.  what  forrow  he  had  now  in  his  heart 

9.9.  whiles  he  lived  n  forrovn  and  pain 
&O*rotrj0. 
Ecd.\. 27. heart  (hall  be  laden  with  farrows 
7.27.  forget  not  the  forrows  of  thy  mother 

gjoijowfall. 

1  Efd.9.5%.  and  be  not  forrowfull,  for  the 
y  3. holy  to  the  Lord,be  not  forrowfull 

T0&.3.IO.  (he  was  very  forrow  full  Jo  that 
7.7-  he  was  forrow full ',  and  wept 
1 3 . 1 4. been  forrowfull  for  all  thv  fcotirges 

Eccl. 4.  2.  make  noc  an  hungry  foul  forrowfull- 
30.  y.  when  he  died,he  was  not  forrowfull 


j^ouajht. 
1  Efd.z. 21.it  may  b~  (ought  out  in  the  books 

$.$■9. was  fought  inthcregifter,  and  was 
Tob.  1 . 1 9.  was  /3#gfo  for  to  be  put  to  death 
fijd.S.2. 1  loved  her,  and  fought  her  out 
Hccl.z6.z7.  a  fcold  (hall  be  (ought  out 
38.33.  they  lhall  not  be  (ought  for 
3  9.17.  they  mall  all  be  /tfag&i  out 
47. 2j.  they  (ought  out  all  wickednefle 
ji.3-  of  fuch  as  fought  afcer  my  life 
1  y.from  my  youcli  up  fought  I  after  her 

1  Mac.7.11.  that  fought  peace  of  them 

£>ot>eratgntg. 
•.rifd.6.1.  and  foveroignty  from  die  Higheft 

j§>oulOterd. 
i  Efd.4.6.  (or  thofe  that  are  no  fouldiers 
i  Ate.  3. 28.  and  gave  his  fouldiers  pay 

5.50.10  the  fouldiers  pitched,  and  aflaulted 
6.29.there  came— bands  ot~  hired  fouldiers 

11.3.  a  garifon  of  fouldiers"  to  keep  it 

j&ottl. 

wifd.i.n,.  into  a  malicious /o«Z  wifdom  will  not 
1 1.  thatbelyeth,flayeth  the  foul 
4.1 1.  or  deceit  beguile  his /»«/ 

14.  for  hh  foul  pleafed  the  Lord 
9.15.  body  prefleth  down  the  foul 
10.16.  iheencred  into  the  foul  of  the  ferv. 
I  j.ii.infpired  into  him  an  active  foal 

16.1 4.  neither  the  foul  received  up 
17.8.  and  troubles  from  a  Rckfoul 

Eccl'i  .30.  bring  dilhonour  on  thy  foul 

2.1.  prepare  thy /on/  for  temptation 

4.2.  make  not  an  hungry  foul  forrowfull 
6-curfe  thee  in  the  bitrernefle  or  his /W 
17.  untill  foe  may  truft  his  foul 

20.  when  it  concerneth  thy  foul 

22-accept  no  perfon  againft  thy  foul 
6.z>  that  thy  foul  be  not  torn  in  pieces 
7.n.to  fcorn  in  the  bitternefleof  his  foul 

1 7. humble  thy  foul  greatly:  for  the 

in.  let  thy  foul  love  a  good  fervant 
9.2.  give  noc  thy  foul  unto  a  woman 

6-  give  not  thy  foul  unto  harlots 
10.28.  glorifie  thy  foul  in  meekneflc 

29.  that,  (inneth  againft  his  own  foul 
14.4-gathcreth  by  defrauding  his  own  foul 

i^give  and  cake,  and  fanftifie  thy  foul 
i6.i7.whatis  my  Joul  among  fuch 

19.4.  (hall  offend  again  ft  his  own  foul 

20.22.  that  deftroyeth  his  own  foul 
2i.27.curfech  Satan,  he  curfech  his  own  foul 

28.  a  whifperer  defileth  his  own  foul 

30.23.  love  thine  ownfoul,  and  comfort 
3  2.23.  good  work  truft  thy  ownfoul  ' 
33. 31. need  of  him,as  of  thv  ownfoul 

34. 1 5.  blefled  in  the  foul  of  him  that 
1 7.  he  that  raifeth  up  the/ff/^,and 

37.27.  my  fon,prove  thy  foal  in  thy  life 
28.neither  hath  every  foul  pleafure 

48.5.  his  foul  from  the  place  of  the  dead 
y  1. 1 9.  my  foul  hath  wreftied  with  her 

20. 1  directed  my  foul  unto  her 
z6.  let  your  foul  receive  inftruction 
29. let  your  foul  rejoyce  in  his  mercy 
'Bar.  2. 1 8.  the  foul  that  is  greatly  vexed 
3.1  .the  foul  in  angui(h,the  troubled  fpirit 

2  ifdc.1J.30.buc  \nfoid  am  well  content 

jfeouls. 
WifA.  3.1.  the  fort's  of  the  righteous  are  in  the 
13.  fruit  in  the  vifitation  of  fouls 
7.27.in  all  ages  entring  into  holy  fouls 
n.*6.0  Lord,  thou  lover  of  fouls 
1 2. 6. own  hands- fords  deftitute  of  help 
14.11.  (tumbling  block  to  the  fouls  of 
z6.  defiling  of fouls,  changing  of  kinde 

1 7.1.  unnurtured  fouls  have  erred 
•Ecc/.2.i7.humble  their  fouls  in  his  fight 

21.2.  flaying  the  fouls  of  men 

y 1  .*4  feeing  your  fouls  are  very  thirfty 
\sar.z.\7.  whofe  fouh  are  taken  from  their 

6.7.  my  felf  caring  for  your  fouls 
DtfB.3.63.  O  ye  fpY'tsindjWj  of  the  righteo 
1  Mac.i.qS.  and  make  their  fouls  abominable 

v'ifd.1.9.  and  the  found  ofhis  Words 
17.19.  or  a  terr'.ble/flWof  ftcncS 

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£ec/.45.9.cherc  might  be  afound}and  a  noifc 
47.10'.  that  the  Temple  might  Jound 

1  Efd.  5.T2.  all  the  people  founded  trumpet's 
6  y .  the  multitude  founded  marvelionfly 
Wifd.  17.4'falling  down  founded  about  them 

iS.io-  there /o«wfc<i  an  ill— cry  of  the 
Eccl.50.16.  and  founded  the  (ilver  trumpets 

T/ifd.  1 9.1 8.  and  yet  are  a\w  ayes  founds 
Eccl.50. 18.  with  great  variety  of  founds 

&ounDing. 
i  Mac.7.^.  founding  an  alarm  afcer  them 


Eccl.  17.28.  the  living  and  found  in  heart 
22.7.  waketh  one  from  a  found  fleep 
26.19.  keep  the  flower  of  thine  age  found   ■ 
30.14.  found  and  ftrong  of  confticution 
itf.isno  riches  above  a  found  body 

gtotitr^fapings. 

£^.34.5.  divinations,  and  J out h-faymgs}md 

1  M<K.3.?7.upoothe/b«rfc-/?^ofEmcnaus 

2  £^.9.3 1  •  for  behold,  I  fovae  my  law  in  you 

1 6.24.  to  till  the  earth,  arid  to  fowe  it 
Eccl. 7. i.  f owe  noc  upon  the  furrowes 
%6.zo.fowe  ic  with  thine  own  feed 

1  Efd.4.6.  that  which  they  had  fowit 

1  Ejy.8.41:  as  the  husbandman  foweth  much 

16.43.  'ie  thaxforvtth,as  if  he  fhouldnot 

2  Afac.14.30.  fuchfower  behaviour  came  not 

^»pace. 
mfd.16.3.  fuffering  penury  for  a  fhortfpace 
2  AfffC.14.44>  and  a/pace  being  made 

j&pain. 
1  A/<tc.8.3.had  dtone  in  the  countrey  of  Spain 

sparse 
1  £#.i.5o.whenthe  Lord  fpafa  unto  them 
3.4.the  kings  body,  f palp  one  to  another 
T<j!u4.8.  which  the  prophet  Jonas  fpalre 
Eccl.  1 3.12.  he /pa^e  wjlely,and  could  have 

/«li6.l4.fervethee:  for  thou  fpake ft, znd 

3>pate. 

1  £/H  4.7.  >f  he  command  to/pd/e.they/Jxicfi 
Wifd.z.\o.  let  us  not  /pace  the  widow 
£cc/.i3.n.and  will  not  /pare  to  do  thee  hurt 
23.2.  that  theyyjwe  me  not  for  mine  ignor. 
1  A/3C.i3.y.Iihould/]wrc'  mine  own  life 

SparetJ. 
1  £/<f.i.jo.becaufehe//wi>'««f  them,and  his 

5  3  .f pared  neither  young  man  nor  maid 
fud.i$.  '-o.  thou  haft  noc  f pared  thy  life 
Eccl.i 6S .  neither  fpared  he  the  place 

\  7 .2 1 .  nor  forfooke  them,but  y^arc  rf  them 
^parerjd. 
Wj/i/.l  i.3.  thofe  thou  [paredft  as  men 

Spared. 
Wlfd.x  1 .26. but  thou  /Jfai'C/?  all,for  they  are 

Sparta. 
I- 1  Afac.t4.i6.  at  Rome,and  as  far  as  Sparta 
1  ^bpeab. 

1  Efd.i'%  .let  every  one  oCusfpcal(  a  fentence 

2  i.makethto/pf^  all  things  by  talents 
4.T3.this  was  Zorobabel)  began  to  fpea\ 

3  3.  fo  he  began  to  fpea\  of  the  truth 
Tdktf.io.I  will fpeak  for  her' thaC  mc  may 

12.  and  I  will  fpea\  to  her  father 
7.%.fpea\  of  thofe  things  of  which  thou 
Jrtd.t  1.5.  tofpea\  in  thy  prefence,  and  I 
£/?b.i5\i2.and  faid,SpM^untome 
mfd.6.9. unto  you  therfore;0  kings,do  I/^w^ 
7. 1 5. hath  granted  me  to  fpeali  as  I  would 
8. 1 2. when  I  fpeak ythey  lhall  give  good 
1 0.21.  that  cannot  fpeak,  eloquent 
i?.i7.to/pc^to  thac  which  hath  no  life 
£cc/.4. 23. refrain  noc  to  fpea\  when  there 
25.  iri  no  wife  fpca\  againft  the  truth 
I3.(f.  he  w\\\fpeal{  thee  fair,  and  fay 

23.  but  if  the  poor  man  fnea^  chey  fay 
18.19.  learn  before  thou  fpcat?,  and  ufc 
19.14.  chat  he /PW^  it  noc  again 

20.16.  thas 


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20.16.  that  eat  my  bread,  fpea\  evil  of  me 
20.he  will  not  fpeak.  it  in  dae  leafon 

17.7.  before  thou  heareft  him  fpeak 
3  2.3 .  fpea^  thou  that  art  the  elder 

43.17.  we  may  fpeak  much,and  yet  come 

1  Mac.9. 5  1±e  could  no  more  [peak  any  thing 

Speaker. 
Ecd.2.3 .8.  the  evil  Speaker, and  the  proud 

Wifd.i.%.  he  that  fpea\eth  unrighteous  things 
Eccl>  1 2. 1 6.  an  enemie  [peatytb  fweetly 

13.22.  \\efpea\etb  things  not  to  be  fpokcn 
2 3.  when  a  rich  man/J>ea^,every  man 

zz.S.  fpeafetb t0  one  jn  a  dumber 
i  j .  9 .  that  fpea\ttb  in  the  cars  of  him 
ibpeafetng. 
£«Z.6.y.afau7|'&#?g  tongue  willincreafe 

41.23.  of  iterating  andfpea\ing  again 

&pear. 

Jud.u.i.l  would  not  have  lifted  up  my  fpear 

See  $tyeiD- 

£>peciall. 

T0&.10.1 2.  my  daugh.unto  thee  of fpeciall  rruft 

Wi/y.3.i4.inalbe  given  the  fpeciall  gift  offaith 

S>pceclj. 
/«^.9.i3.make  my  fpeecb  and  deceit  to  be 
Elih.14.13.  give  me  eloquent  fpeecb  in  my 
'  \6. l.oftentimes~hix  fpeecb  ofthofe 
EccL^.i^.  by  fpeecb  wifdonie  mail  be  known 
9.  i7.the  wife  ruler  of  the  peo-  for  h'isfpeecb 
17. y.  and  in  the  feventh, /pwk  an 
i9.T6.one  that  flippeth  inhis  fpeecb 

31.8.  let  thy  fpeecb  be  fhort,comprehending 
1  a.  but  fin  not  by  proud  fpeecb 

2  Mac.1s.39S0  fpeecb  finely  framed  delighteth 

i&peecheg. 
W//,d.8.9.knoweth  the  fnbtilties  of fpeeches 
Eccl.36.ig.  underftanding  falfe  fpeecbcs 

jgjpeechleflTe. 
1  ff?/a.4.i9.thatthey  fhall  befpeecbleffe 
2  Mac.  3.19.  lay  fpeecbleffe,  without  all  hope 

j&peet>. 
1  Efd.6. 1  o.works  are  done  with  great  fpeed 
8.i9.they  fhould  give  it  him  with  fpeed 
&pefWlp. 
Jud.  1  j.  14. 1  will  do  fpecdily,  and  it  mall 
E(lh.x6.iS.fpeed/ly  rendring  vengeance  tohim 
Wifd.z.6.  let  us  fpeedilyufe  the  creatures 
4.x  1.  fpecdily  was  he  taken  away 
6.y.  horribly  and  fpctdily  fhall  he  come 
EaZ.  16.4.  the  wicked  fhall [peedily  become 
2  1 .  y.  and  his  judgement  cometh/ peedily 
43.iz.remedy  of  al  is  a  mift  coming  fpecdily 
z  Mac.7.37.  would  fpecdily  be  mercifull 


1  Efd.4.zi.hc  flicks  not  tofpendhis  life 
Tob.10,7.  had  fworn  he  fhould/pwrf  there 
/«rf.i  r.i3.refolved  to  fpetid  the  firft-fruits 
12.4.  not7/w»ithofe  things  that  I  have 
Eccl  .9. 9. and  fpend  not  thy  monv  with  her 
I4.4.that  (hall  fpend  his  goods  riotoufly 
ibpntiifticr. 
mfd.13.1z.  after  fpending  the  refufe  of  his 
&>t>ent. 

1  Efd.tf.30.fhaH  fignifie  to  be  daily  fpent 
1  Mac.  1 4.3 1.  fpent  much  of  his  own  fubftance 


ai.for  in  her  is  an  underftanding  fpint 
9.17.  fend  thy  holy  fpint  from  above 
1 1. 1. thine  uncorruptible)]^  is  in  all 
I  j.i  1. and  breathed  in  a  living  fpirit 

1 6.  he  that  borrowed  his  own  fpirit 
1 6 . 1 4.  the  fpirit  when  it  is  gone  forth 
EaZ.34.13.the  fpirit  of  chofethat  fear  the  Lord 
3  8. 23.  when  his  fpirit  is  departed  from  him 
39.6.  filled  with  the  fpirit  of  underftanding 
48.1 2.Elizeus  was  filled  with  the  fpirit 
24.  he  faw  by  an  excellent  fpirit 
Bar. $.i.the  troubled /pirir  crieth  unto  thee 
Suf.ttf.thz  holy  fpirit  of  a  young  youth 
Bel  36.through  the  vehemency  of  his  fpirit 

1  Mac.13.7.  thefe  words,their/p»w  revived 

£>pfrtt0- 
wifd.7,%3.  pure,  and  moft  fubtileyjwitt 

g>ptrimalL 
Wifd.  1 4. 1  a.begirming  of  fpirituall  fornication 

hvit- 

Eccl.zS.iz.if  thou  fph  upon  it,it  fhall  be quen. 

2  MaC'6.i9.  fuch  an  abomination,^  it  forth 

Spittle. 
£«/.i6.22.fhall  be  accounted  isfpittle 

£)poH. 
1  E/d.4.  j.  as  well  the  fpoil,  as  all  things elfe 
Tflb.3.4.  thou  haft  delivered  us  for  z  fpoil 
1  Ate. 3. 20.  to  deftroy  us— and  fpoil  us 
»  Mac.d.zS.  had  given  part  of  the  fpoil  to  the 

jfepoileO. 
1  Efdt4.z4.he  hath  ftollen,  fpoiled  and  robbed 
wifd.io.zo.  the  righteous  fpoiled  the  ungodly 
EaZ.36.2y.  there  the  pofl'effion  is  fpoiled 

48.  i  y.  till  they  were  fpuilcd and  carried  out 
Btr.b.  i8.1elt  theii  goods  be  fpoiL  with  robbers 

1  Mac.6.1^  andjpoiled  our  inheritance 

2  .Mflf.9.16.  which  before  he  had  fpoiled 

jfcpcfls. 
1  Afdc.1.3.  and  took  fpoils  of  many  nations 
1  ^«c  8.30.divided  amo.thumfelv.many  fpoi/s 
the  aged  alfo,  equall  Infpoils 
jS>pot*cn.  ' 
1  Efd.i.z%.fpotyn  by  the  mouth  of  the  Lord 

3.i7.had/pijeBorthe  ftrength  of  wine 

4. 13.  who  had  fpokcn  of  women 

9.10. like  as  thou  haftype^e«>  fo  will  we  do 
Eccl.i  j  .11.  lie  fpeaketh  things  not  to  befpolyn 

38.17.  left  thou  be  evil  fpofen  of 
33.  found  where  parables  are  fpo\en 
Bar.z.zo.  as  thou  had  fpoken  by  thy  fervants 
Suf.47.  thefe  words  that  thou  haft/po&Tz 
Bel  9.  he  haxhfpoken  blafphemy  againft  Bel 
I  Jf.2c1.24.  and  fpo\en  very  proudly 
z  Mac.i.z9.  holy  place,  as  Mofes  hath  fpo\en 

3.j4.wlien  they  had  fpotyn  thefe  words 

6.1  ,•  let  this  that  we  have  fpo^en,  be  for 

9.5.  as  foon  as  he  had  fpo\en  thefe  words 

1  Efl.i  .yi  .they  made  a//w£  of  his  prophets 
Eccl.vj.i  3.  their  //wi  is  in  the  wantonnefle 

&pot.  j&potrcb 
wifd.13.14.  and  covering  eiexyfpot  therein 
iy.4.noran  image  (potted  v/ith  divers  coL 


EaZ.11.30.as  a//>«?  watchethhc  for  thy  fall 

&pie#. 
1  Af<K.i  2.26.  he  fent  fpies  alfo  unto  their  tents 

Ifepfrft. 
i  Efd.z.z.  raifed  up  the  fpirit  of  Cyrus 
Tob.3.6.  and  command  my  /J^i?  to  be  taken 
6.7.  if  a  devil,  or  an  zvWfpiiit  trouble  any 
14. for  a  wicked  fpirit  loveth  her 
1  y.  no  reckoning  of  the  evil  fpirit 
8. 3. when  the  evil  fpirit  had  fmslled 
/«d.i4.6.on  his  face,  and  Us  fpirit  failed 
1 6.1 4. thou  didft  fend  forth  thy  fpirit 
Eflb.t  y.8  .then C-  od  changed  the  fpirit  of  the 
mfd.\'%.  the  holy  fpirit  of  difcipline  will  flee 
6-  for  wifdome  is  a  loving  fpb't 
7.the  fpirit  of  the  Lord  fils  the  world 
z-3.om  fmnt  ^ial!  vanifh  as  the  fof  air 
y.^.andgroaningfor  anguifh  of  fpirit 
7  y.xhe  fpirit  of  wifdome  came  to  me 


irifd.S.i.  I  defired  to  make  her  my  fpoufe 

Spouts. 
z  Mac.14.4f.  gufhed  out  tikefpouts  ofwater 

^,p?eao, 
1  Efd.9.11.  our  fin  in  thefe  things  is  fpread  far 
fud.4.11.  and  fpread  out  their  fackcloth 
wifd. '  7.21.  was  fpread  an  heavie  night 

1  Mac4.f1.  and  fpread  out  the  vails,  and 

2  Mac.%.7.  of  bis  manlineffe  was  fpread  every 

Siptearjins. 
Wifd.  17.18.  among  the y/»e<a#ff£  branches 

S>pi<ng. 
Wifd.z.7'l\o  flower  of  the  //» i»g  pafle  by  us 

S)p?tns0. 
2  Efd.4.7.  or  how  many  fprings  are  above 
13.47.mall  flay  the//»«zg*  of  the  ftream 

j&piinhle. 
2  y»fflf.i.2i.  the  priefts  to  fprintye  the  wood 

^p^ftx'.t  eo. 
2  Mac.io.xf.  fprink'i  d  earth  upon  their  heads 

jgiquare. 
1  Afae.io.n.round  about  vikhfquarc  ftones 


5>tab  tlljcO. 
Eccl.zz.\6.  fo  the  heart  t  iat  is  ftablijhcd 

Tob.f.17.  is  he  not  theJJi^e  ofour  hand 

BeZ  26.  flay  the  dragon  without  fa'oidotflajfe 

obtain. 
Eccl.zz.io.jlain  the  nobility  of  their  kindred 

33.22.  leave  notaJ?«;?zin  thy  honour 
47.2c.  thou  didft  ftain  thine  honour 

2  ATdc.6.2y.  and  I  get  afian  to  mine  old  age 

^>tafneO. 
1  Mac.6.19.  to  live  ftained  with  fuch  an  abom. 

jfetabe0. 

Eccl.43.19,  it  lieth  on  the  top  of  fhzriyflafys 

&tallton. 

Eccl. 33.6.  zfiallion  horfe.is  as  a  mocking 

<fe>tamp. 

1  il'/ar.i  y.6.coin  mony — with  thine  o\vn ftamp 
^>tanO. 

1  Efd.S.90.  for  we  cannot  fiand any  longer 

Jtid.6.4.  fhall  not  be  able  to  fland  before  us 
8.33.you  lhall/ZiWij!  this  night  in  the  gate 

wifd.f.z3.  a  mighty  wind  ihall  fland  up 
6.7.  neither  lhall  he  (land  in  aw  ofany  man 
I2.12.  who  fhall  come  to  fland  againft  thee 

EccLiz.ti.  left — heftandup  in  thy  place 

21.23.  well-nurtured  will  fland  without 
22.18.will  never  fland  againft  the  wind 

a  fool,  cannot  fland  againft  any  fear 
37.i3.counfelI  of  thine  own  heart  fland 
40.2  y.  and  filvet  make  the  foot  fland  fute 
43.10.  they  villi  fland  in  their  order 
44.r  2.  their  feed  flands  faft,and  their 
1  Mac.3.13.  how  fhall  we  be  able  to  fland 

10.72.  thy  foot  is  not  able  to  fland  before 
zMac.z.30.  to  /fozdupon  every  point 

<fctduDeth. 
Jud.g.i  i.thy  power  ftandeth  not  in  multitude 
u'ifd.4.8.  which  [iandctb  in  length  of  time 
1  Afac9.44.for  it  flandelb  not  with  us  to  day 

A>tant)fng. 

1  Efd.i.f.  and  {landing  in  the  temple 
fud.13^.  then  Judeth  (landing by  his  bed 
if'ifd.4.4.  yet  fland'mg  not  faft,  they  fhall 

\o. 7.  and  zftanding  pillar  of  fait  is  a  monu. 

18. 1 6.  and  flanding  up  filled  all  diings 
Z3.flanding  between,he  ftaied  the  wrath 

SHC42S0  he  (landing  in  the  midft  of  them 

2  Mac.i4.4i.  and  flanding  upon  a  fteep  rock 

£>tar. 
Eccl.  f  0.6.  he  was  as  the  morning  Star 

5>tar0. 

VVifd.7. 1 9.ofyeers,and  the  pofitions  of/?<?« 
29.  and  above  all  the  order  oiftars 

10.17.  and  a  light  of  flars  in  thenight 
13.2.  or  the  circle  of  the  ftarspr  the 
17.  y.the  bright  flames  of  the  flars 

Eccl.43.9-  ofheaven,  the  glory  of  the  flars 

44.2 1.  and  exalc  his  feed  as  theflars 
Bar  3.34.  theflars  fhined  in  their  watches 
6.60.  fin,  moon,  and  flars  being  bright 
Dan.3'i  2.  their  feed  as  the  flars  of  heaven 

40.  O  ye  (lars  orheaven,blefle  ye 
2  Mac9.10.he  could  reach  to  theflars 
3>tare. 

2  Mac.4.6.  that  the  flare  fhould  continue  quiet 

9.24.  knowing  to  whom  the  ftate  was  left 

11.19.  keep  vour  felves  loyall  totheflate 

14.26'.  not  well-afFected  towards  the  flate 

^tatelttteffc. 

Jud.9. 1  o.  break  down  their  flatelineffe  by  the 

suture. 
Bar. 3. 26.  that  were  of  fo  great  fixture 

statute. 
2  iW^.10.8.  by  a  common  flatute  and  decree 

grtatntes. 
2  Efd.x. Z4.  that  they  may  keep myflatutes 
7.1 1.  when  "idamtranfgreffed  my  Ratifies 
13.42.they  might  there  keep  their  flatntes 
Eccl. 4^.17.  in  the  (iatutes  of  judgements 

g>tap.  ^tfipeO.  fi»ta^ctb. 
Tob.  10.4.  my  fori  is  dead.fee^ng  hefiayeth  long 
Wifd.1l.-13.  ftand. between,he /foyerf  the  wrath 
EfcZ.iy.4.  he  fhall  be  jZayed  upon  her 

, 1  Macz.43.and 


Apoc.     STE  STO 

i  Mac.z  .43.  and  were  3.  flay  unto  them 

SteaD. 
1  Efd.1.34.  king  in  ftead  of  Jolias  his  father 
Tob.i.zt  .his  fon  reigned  in  his  ftead 
Jitd.8. 1  2.  and  .{tend  in  fteadioi&.od 
Eftb.  i  4.1.  in  tfertd  of  precious  ointments 
mfd.fmi  %.  ju'dgemsne  in  ftead  of  an  helmet 
7. 10. to  have  her  \n  ftead  of  light 
11.6.  infteadofa  fountain ofa  perpetuall 
1R.5.  in  ftead  whereof  thou  gaveft  jhem 
EccU^io.  and  in  ftead  of  an  husband 
6. 1 .  in  j?M^ ofa  friend.,  become  not 
1 7 .  17 .  in  ftead  of  them  that  li  ve 
Bar. 3. 19.  are  come  up  in  their  ftead 
1  Afrtc.3.1.  Maccabeus  rofe  up  in  his  ftead 
u  .3  4-  in  flead  of  the  payments 
14. 17. made  high  prieft  in  his  ftead 


STO 


STR 


;£y3.4.J3.goeth  his  way  to  rob,  and  tofleal 


Eftb.  1  j.^.good  will,and  ftedfaft  fidelity 
U'ifd-7  .z\.  kind  to  man,/fei'/rt/2,fure,free 
Scrf.5-.10.be/Wfa/Hn  thy  underftanding    • 
1 1 .20.  be  ftedfaft  in  thy  covenant 
11.13  .abide  ftedfaft  unto  bim  in  the  time 
i  Mao.  1 3. 3  7.  to  make  a  ftedfaft  peace 

Steep. 
i  Afrtc.14.4f.  Handing  upon  a/Zc£f  rock 

Step. 
Ecrf.19.18.is  the  firft/2e/>  to  be  accepted 

Step0. 
Ecrf.tf.36  .let  thy  foot  wear  the  fleps  of  his  door 
41.19.  the  fleps  of  hidden  things 
StetoarO0. 
i  Efd.2.67.  unto  the  kings  ftevoards 

Sttcfea. 

1  £#.4.21.  he  fticks mot  to  fpend  his  life 

Sttcfcetlj. 
Ecrf.r9.11.as  an  arrow  that  fticl(etb  in  a  mans 
27.2.  as  a  nail  Jftc/^b  fall  between 
Sttffe- 
Brtr.2.30.  becaufe  it  is  a  /?i#<-necked  people 
3  3  .return  from  their  ftiffe  neck 
Stifaty/ 
i  Efd.z.47.  that  flood  fo  ]?#/y for  £hs  Name 

^)tirigS. 
ffi/a.iiJ.y.wkh  the  flings  of  cruell  ferpents 
fbtixte. 

2  Mac.g.  1  o.  for  his  intolerable/?^ 

Stir. 
2  Afdc.15f.17.and  able  to  /&■  them  up  to  valour 

jgittrreu. 
1  £/J/.2.9.whofe  minds  were  flirred  up 

1  Afrtc.3.49.  the  Nazarites  they  ftimd  up 

2  Afrtc.  1  f  .1  o.he  hadjfrwd  up  their  minds 

Sttmng. 

2  Mac.j.ii.flbr'mg  up  her  womanifh  thoughts 

^btocb.   Stock. 

1  E/3. 5.3 7. neither  could  they  fhew-their  (lock 
Tfl&.f.^.ofanhoneft  and  goodftock 

brother,thou  art  of  a  good  flock 

1  Mac.  1 2.2 1  .they  are  of  the  flock  of  Abraham 
i  Mac-i.  lo.was  of  thejk^  of  the  anointed 

Stocks. 
Wifrf.  14.21  .afcribe  unto  ftones,  and  (locks 
Stole. 

2  Mac4.1t.fiok  certain  veflels  of  gold 

Stollro. 

1  E/rf.4.24.  and  when  he  hath/Mra 
T06.  2.1 3 .  is  it  not  flollen  ?  render  it 

to  eat  any  thing  that  h  flatten 
Stomach. 
z  Macj.zi,  with  a  manly  flormt\,  (he 

Stone. 
wj/2/.i  i.4.was  quenched  out  of  the  hard  ]?o»s 
Ecc/.tf. 1 1. lie  upon  him  as  a  mighty  flam 
.    a  2. 1 .  compared  to  a  filthy  (lone 

10.  whofo  cafteth  a  /?<»ze  at  the  birds 
29.10.  let  it  not  reft  under  a  ftone 
47.4.  with  the  ftone  in  the  fling 
1  M<*r.2.3  ^.neither  "A  tneY  a  ^m  at  tnem 
10.73-where  is  neither  ftone  nor  flint 
Stone=bo»». 
fj'ifd.  jf,.ii.  caft  as  out  of  a  ftone-botv 

Stone0. 
1  Efd.6.9.  ofhewen  and  cofi!/y  Hones 


T0&.1 3.1 7.and  carbuncle ,and/?0#M  of  Ophir 
Jud.i.z.wzls  round  about,  of  tow  hewen 

6.11. by  calling /tec*  againft  them 
Wifd.17. 19.3  terrible  found  of  ftones  Caft  down 
Eccl.zi. 10.  the  way-is  made  plain  with  tfraw 
i     27.2.  between  the  joinings  qftneflones 

3  2.20.and  Humble  not  among  the  flcms 
1  Afrtc.4.4;.  and  bare  out  the  defiled /tegi 

y. 47. flopped  up  the  gates  with  ftones 

d.fi.  inliruments  to  call  fire  and  ftones 

io.11.  round  about  with  fquare  ftones 
1  Mac. r.itf. threw  fee;  like  thunder-bolts 
3  r.  to  be  poured  on  the  great  ftones 

4.41. fome  of  them  caught/fee*,  fome  clubs 

io.3.andftriking/?tftf«}they  took  fire 
StooO. 
1  Efd.j.jy.  and  the  prieftyfovfarayed  ' 

9.46.  the  law,  they  flood  all  ftraight  up 

Eftb.  1  <;.6.  (he  ftood  before  the  king*  who  fat 

M'ifd.  1  o.  1 1 .  lhe  ftood  by  him,  and  made  him 

1 1. 3. they /food  againft  their  enemies     . 

1 8 . 1 6.  but  it  ftood  upon  the  earth 
2 1. and  ftood  forth  to  defend  them 

I9.7.and  where  water  ftood  before,  dry  land 
£cc/.  39.17.  the  waters /?W  as  an  hedp 

45.2.  his  enemies  ftood  in  fear  of  uin 
23.  and  ftood  up  with  good  courage  of 

45.3.  who  before  him  fo  ftood  to  it 
48.1.  then  ftood  up  Elias  the  prophet 
50.12.  he  himfelf ftoodhy  thejiearth 

Dan. 3.1.  then  Azarias  flood  up  and  prayed  on 

Suf.i4.ihcn  the  two  elders  flood  up  in  the  raidft 

Mac.-j.26. and  flood  before  the  altar 

fide 


2  Mac.$.i6. flood  by  him  on  eith 

&>tUOl0. 
2  Mac.i^.zi.flools  werp  fee  for  either  of  them 

Jud.4.7.  and  it  was  eafie  to  flop  them  ^hat 
E/HM4.9.  and  flop  the  mouth  of  them  that 
Ecrf.20.29.and  flop  up  his  mouth  that  he 

27. 1 4.  their  brawls  make  one  ftop  his  ears 
2  Atar.14.36.and/20/>  every  unrighteous  mouth 

StoppeO; 

J/«/.itf.4.muhitude  wherof flopped  the  torrents 

1  Mac.z.i6-ftopped<d\e  places  where  he  lay  hid 

9. 5  f .  for  his  mouth  was  flopped 

2  Mac.z.  J.  and  fo  flopped  the  door 

S'-OiajC. 
£cc/.24.i  J.  and  onyx,  and  fweet  fiorax 
Stoje- 

Tob.7.8  .they  fet  /fore  of  meat  on  the  table 

1  Mac.6.6. and  ftore  of  fpoils,which  they  had 

5  3.  had  eaten  up  the  relidue  of  theftore 
Sto£e-i)oafc0. 
Ecrf.29.12.fhut  up  alms  in  thy  ftore-boufes 

Stoxm. 
rfi/Uj.1'4,.  that  is  driven  away  with  a  form 
23. and  like  aflorm  fhall  blow  them  away 
StO?tti0. 
DrtW.3.4  j.O  ye  dews  and  florms  of  fnow,blefl'e 
Sto^mct). 

2  Mac. 11 .2 5. for  they  ftormed,  becau  fe  they 

Stoip.    Sto?<e0. 

1  Efd.i-l  3.  in  the  book  of  the  jforic-j  of  the.ki. 

2  Afac.2.24.  into  the  narration  of  the  ftory 

*o.  to  the  firft  authour  of  the  flory 
32.  here  then  will  we  begin  theory 

and  to  be  fhort  in  the  flory  it  felf 
15.38.  done  well,and  as  is  fitting  theory 
39.ears  of  them  that  read  the [lory 
Stoip-S»j<ter, 
1  E/<i.2.i7.thyferv.  Rathumus  the/?wy- writer 

Stonpins. 
Bar.z.  1 8.which  gotthftouping  and  feeble 

Sttait,    Straight. 
fitd.4.7.  becaufe  the  pafl'age  was/Zivii*  for  two 
1  3.20. walking  a  ftraight  way  before  our  G. 
Biff.6.27.  can  they  make  themfelves^wiffe 

Straitlp.     Sttaishtlp- 
!f'ifd.i7.  i6tvf£s  ftraightly  kept,fliut  up  in 
Eccl.16.10.  keep  her  in  flraitly:  left  fhe  abufe 

Straitncffe. 
2  Mrtc.12.21.  of  the  firaitneffe  of  all  the  places 

Straftg. 
JW.14.11.  to  thzftraitsot  the  mountain 
Y  y  y  y  y  3 


STR  STR    Apoc. 

To&.i  1.1 1 .  flrakc  off  the  gall  on  his  fathers  eyes' 

St*  .rtge. 

1  Efd.S.e^the  grange  p  ople  o|the  land 
9.9. the  land,andfr(/rri  the  ftrange  women 

1 21  all — that  have/^'A^s  wi  ves^come 
36. all  thefe  had  taken  ft.angc  wives 

2  Efd.i.6.and  have  offered  untoji  aȣc  gods 
T06.4. 1 2.  and  take  not  a  ftrange  woman  to  wife 
lVifd.14.z3.  made  revcllingsof/foiMgerics 

i^.2.prepar.  for  them  meat  of  a  ftrange  tafte 
3. be  made  partakers  ofa  ftrange  taite 
\6.mth ftrange rajns,haiis,and  ihowrcs 

i7-3.and  troubled  with  ftrange  apparitions 

19.5.  but  they  might  finde  a  ftrange  death 
8.feeing  thy  marvellous  ftrange  wonders 
10.  they  fojournedin  the  ftrange  l.md 
Ecc/.io.i 3  .brought  upon  them ftrang*  calamit. 

29.  t  8.  wandred  among  ftrange  nations 

36.3.  thy  hand  againft  the  ftrange  nations 

39.4.  he  will  tra  veil  thorovi flran.  countries 
43.2  f.be  ftrange  and  wondrous  works 

Brtr.i.22.to  ferve  ftrange  gods,and  to  do  evil 
3.io,art  waxen  old  in  a  ftrange  countrey 
4.1 5,  and  of  a  ftrange  language,  who 

1  Mac. t.^.andbecame  ftrange  to  thofethat 

44-fhould  follow  the  ftrange  laws 
6. 1 3.  through  great  grief  in  a  ftrange  land 
1  f.17.  and  became  ftrange  unto  him 

2  Mac.  5 .9.  peri  (h -d  in  a  ftrange  land-,retiring 

tf.24.were  now  gone  to  a  ftrange  religion 
9.<f.with  many  and  ftrange  torments 
28.  a  miferable  death  in  a  ftrange  countrey 
granger 
Efth.ift.ic.  and  as  a/2f<2?zgeneceived  of  us 
£cc/.8. 18.  do  no  fecret  thing  before  a  fir  anger 
11.34.  receive  aft> 'anger  into  thine  houfe 
29.26.  come,thou/JM??gt',  and  furntih 
27. give  place  ,ti'.ou  ftranger, to  an 

Sttajigw0. 

1  £/y.8.8  5.  with  the  pollutions  of  theflrangers 
Wifd.  1 9-1 3. behaviour  towards  ftrangers 
1 5. they  u'-ed  [hangers  not  friendly 
£cc/.2l5.i9give  not  thy  ftrength  to  ftrangers 

4S.i8./2<wzgmconfpired  togeth.  agai.him 
Bar.6.5-  in  no  wife  be  like  to  ftrangers 
1  Afe. 1. 38.  was  made  an  habitation  of flrang. 

2.7.  the  fan&uary  into  the  hand  of  ftrangers 
3.3«.lhould  place  ftrangers  in  all  their 
4.12.  the  ftrangers  lift  up  their  eyes 

2  2.they  fled — into  the  land  of  ftrangers 
2<S.all  the  ftrangers  that  had  efcaped 
30  and  gaveft  the  hoft  of ftrangers 
1  Mrtc.io.5.the/?™«g;ri  profaned  the  temple 

Strangettffle. 
VP'ifd^.z.it  the  ftrargeneffe  of  his  falvation 

Strangled. 
T0&.2.3.  Father,  one  of  our  nation  \s  fir  angled 

3.8 ,  thou  haft  ftrangled  thine  husbands" 
io.thought  to  have  ftrangled  her  felf 

E/Z6.I2-3.  confeffed  it,  they  were  ftrangled 

Straying. 
Ecrf.tf.2un  pieces,as  a  bull  flraying  alone 

S^eam. 
Vrifd.19.7.  and  out  of  the  violent ftream 

StvzamcD. 
Drt».3.23.  fo  that  the  flame  ftreamed  forth 

Stteet. 
2  Mrtc.10.2.  had  built  in  the  open  ftreet 

Street0. 
Ecc/.9.7.1ook  not — about  thee  in  the  ftreels 
23.2 1  .fhall  be  punifhed  in  the  ftreet s 
49.6.  and  made  the  ftreets  defolate 
1  Mac.  1 .5  j.btirnt  incenfc— in  the  ftreets 
1.9.  her  infants  are  flain  in  the  ftreets 
14.9.  ancient  men  fat  all  in  the  ftreets 
1  ytfrtc.3.i9.women — abounded  in  the  ftreets 

Strength 
1  Efd.3. 17. had  fpoken  of  the  flrengtb  of  wine 
4. 1. had  fpoken  of  the  flrengtb  of  the  king 
2.  do  not  menexcell  in  ftrength 
40.  and  lhe  isthe/?if»^,k:ngdome 
VVifd.z.w  .let  our  flrengtb  be  the  law  of 
1 1 .2 1  .thy  great  flrengtb  at  all  times 
ii. 17.  thou  (heweft  thy  ftrength, and 
itf.i^.bythe  /2rc»»E&  of  thine  arm 

.^^did 


Apoc.    STR  STR 


STR 


SUB 


23. did  even  forget  his  own  ftrength 
Z4.increaftth  his  ftrength  againft  the 

and  abatecb  his  Jtyetigth  for  the 
18.22. not  wi#i  ftrength  of  body    " 
Eccl.3. 1 3  •  when  thou  art  in  thy  full  ftrength 
2 1. things  that  are  above  thy  (irengtb 
y.i.and  thy  ftrength, to  walk  in  the 
7.3o.Iove  him — with  all  thyftiength 
16.7.  fell  away  in  the  ftrength  of  their  fool. 
17.3.  he  endued  them  with  ftrength 
1 8.  ?•  who  fhall  number  the  ftrength 
16.19-  give  not  thy  jlrewjh  to  ft  rangers 
2,8.1°'  as  a  mans  ftrength  is,  fo  is 
3i.30.drunkennefl't — diminifheth  ftrength 
34.1  s\  and  who  is  his  ftrength 
38. 1 8-heavinefle — breaketh  ftrength 

30.  and  boweth  down  his  ftrength 
40.16.  riches  and  ftrength  lift  up  the  heart 
4 1 . 2 .  to  him  whofe  ftrength  faileth 
43.30.  put  forth  all  your  ftrength 
efi.6.  might  know  all  their  ftrength 
9.  the  Lord  gave  ftrength  to  Caleb 
Bar.  r.ri.  the  Lord  will  give  us  ftrength 

3. 1 4. '.earn — where  is  ftrength 
Dan.^.zo.  let  their  ftrength  be  broken 

1  Mac.  2.49.  pride  and  rebuke  gotten  ftrength 

3. 1 9.  ftrength  cometh  from  heaven 

3  %.  root  out  the  ftrength  of  1  frael 
4.3  2.  bbldnefTe  oftheir  _/?/•«?£/£>  to  fall 
6.6z.  faw  the  ftrength  of  the  place 

2  Mac.  1 2.28.  breaketh  the  ftrength  of  his  ene. 

^ttrngthen.  ^>frettgthmeD,f  z. 
1  Efd.j.it.  to ftrcngthen  their  hands 
fud.i 3.7./} wigtben  me,  O  Lord 
Eccl.<tf.%.ftrtngthened  him  with  rich 
1  M-jc.z.t  7.  (Ircngthened  with  fons  &  brethren 
rf.iS.fougfa^-the  J&?»!*&r»Mtg  of  the  heathen 
9. T°-  thefe  did  he  ftrengthen  with  vvals 
10.23.  with  che  Jews  to  ftrengthen  him  fdf 
14.14.  he  ftrengihened  all  thofe  of  his  pe0D 
Stwtcl).  v   *' 

Eccl.7. 3  2.  ,/fofcb  thy  hand  to  the  poor 
31.1 4>  ftretcb  not  thy  hand  whitherfoever 
StrctcbeU. 

Eccl.4.31.  let  not  thy  hand  beftretcbed 
24.1tf.as  the  turpentine-tree  I  ftretched  out 
46'.  2.  ft'retcbed  out  his  fword  againft 
48.  20.  ftretcbedout  their  hands  towards 
jo.  r  <;.ftretcbed  out  his  hand  to  the  cup 
5:1.19.  Iftretched  forth  my  hands 
Strercbetft. 
1  £/af.  6.1 3 .  that  ftrctcheth  out  his  hand 
Stretching. 

1  E/tf.  8.  73-ft>etchingforth  my  hands 

Stm-oerj. 
Be/ 14.  afties,  and  thofe  they  ftrewed 

&ttUkcn. 
Efth.i 4.8. ftric\en  hands  with  their  idols 
Wiftd.t<).  1 7. with  blindnene  were  thefe  ftric\en 

2  Mae.if.i^.  let  thofe  beftrk\en  with  terrour 

strife. 

£«/.  19.  tf.  fhall  live  without  ftrife  and 
27.1  f.  the  ftrife  of  the  proud  is  bloud 
28.8.  abftafn  from  ftrife,  and  thou  (halt 

the  furious  will  kindle  ftrife 
40.5-.  anger,  and  ftrife,  and  in  the  time  of 
9.  ftrife  and  fword,  calamities 
Stri&ng. 
3,  Mac.10.3.  and  finding  ftones,  they  took 

Stripe. 
jud.9.13.  deceit  to  be  their  wound  and  (tripe 
Strfpek 

Eccl.iz.6.  but  flripes  and  correction  ofwifdom 
2  Af*c3.2<?.  gave  him  many  fore  flripes 
6.30.  ready  to  die  with  flripes 
Strftoe. 
£«/.4.2?.  ftrive  for  the  truth  unto  death 
8.1 .  ftrive  not  with  a  mighty  man 

3-  /Z>we  not  with  a  man  that  is  full 
1 1. 9 ■/?»•«*  not  in  a  matter  that 
2  Mkc.7.19,  inhand  to  ftrive  againft  God 

iPifi.^.i.flriving  for  undefiiled  rewards 

Stroke.  Strokes. 
1  Efd.4.30.  ftrotje  the  king  with  her  left  hand 
wifd.f.x  r.with  the  ftrohj  of  her  wings 


Eccl.17.zi.  a  deceitfull  /Zft^e  fhall  make 
28.17.  thep"fl£e  of  the  whip 

the  ftroke  of  the  tongue 
39. %%•  in  fury  lay  on  fore  ftroltes 
;  Mac.14.43.  but  miffing  his  jfroljjs 

Strong. 
1  E/rf.3.i8.how  e-xceedingftrong  is  wine 
4.32.  but  women  mould  be  [Iron? 
34.  are  not  women  ftrong 
38.  the  truth — is  alway'cs  Hung 
6.14.  this  houfe — great  and  strong 
8.8j.  that  ye  may  beftrong,  and  eat 
wifd.  14.16.  an  ungodly  ciiftome  grown  ftrong 
Eccl.6. 14.  a-friend  is  aftrofig  defence 
24. 24.  faint  not  to  beftrong  in  the  Lord . 
12.14.  ftrong  cities  hath  it  pulled  down 
29.13.  a  mighty  fhield  and  ftrong  fpear 
j    3ct4.found  and  ftrong  of  conftitution 
l  j.  and  a  pong  body  above  infinite 
Bar.6.<;8.  they  that  are  ftrong  do  not 

1  Mac.1.1.  wanmanyyJrowholda 

19.  they  got  the  ftrong  cities 
33.  with  a  great  and]?>wgwall 

and  made  it  a  ftrong  hold 
3.4  <T.  aliens  kept  the  ftrong  hold 

2  Mac.1.14.  who  art  fearfull  and  iitowg 

1 1.  J.Bethfnra,which  was  a  ftrong  town 
,     12.27.  Ephron  ajfcwsg city,  Wherein 

Stronger. 
1  Efd.4.3  {.  the  Truth,  and  ftronger  then  ail 
^i/y.io.i2.godlinefle  is'  ftronger  then  all 
Eccl.i2.io.the ftronger  they  are  which 
Suf.39.  he  was  ftronger  then  we 
£>trongeft. 

1  E/2/.3. 10. wine  is  the  ftronge (I 

1 1.  the  king  is  the  ftrongeft 

1 2.  wrote,Women  are  ftrongeft 
24.O  ye  men  ,is  not  wine  the  ftrongeft 

,  Strongfp. 

2  Mw.10.17.  aflauJcing.them  ftrongly 

stubble. 
Wiftd.3,7.  like  (parks  among  ftubble 

Stubborn. 
Eccl.3.16.  a  ftubborn  heart  /ball  fare  evil 

3  0.1 2.  left  he  wax  ftubborn,  and  be  difob. 
„  .  Stuffe. 

/«rf-i5.n.and  veflels,and  all  hhftuffe 

Stumble. 
EaZ.r3.23.  and  if  he  ft  amble,  they  will  help 
2S-.2I.  (tumble  not  at  the  beauty  ofa  woman 
31.10.  ftumble  not  among  the  ftones 
j&ttimbU-O. 
-Tfl&.u.io.toward  the  door, and  ftumblcd 

^tumbling. 

wi(d.\4,.\i.ftumbling  blocks  to thefouls 

Eccl.7. 6.\ay  a  (tumbling  block  in  the  way 

3 1.7.  it  is  a  Humbling  block  to  them 

34.16.  a  prefervationfromy?«wto?g 

39. 24.  fo  are  they  slumblini  blocks 

SmbOtteb. 
mfd.  r  8.22.  with  a  word  /*&&«/  he  him 

Subject. 
Wifd.1.4,  the  body  that  is  fubjefl  unto  f?n 
8.i4.nations  fhall  befubjetl  unto  me 
Subjection. 
EaZ.47.r9.thou  waft  brought  into  fitBjeclion 

48. 1 2.  any  bring  him  into  fubjcclion 

Subjects. 

1  Efd.3.1.  a  great  feaft  to  all  his  fubjetts 
Eilh.  13.2.  purpofed  to  fettle  myfubjeSlt 

^mbmiOelt). 
Ea/.io.j.  he  will  fpeak  fubmifely 

jgmbmfctct). 

2  Mac.i3.i3.fubmiUedhlmfelf,  and  Cwore 

5>ttbftattce. 

Tob.4.7.  give  alms  of  thy  fubftance 

14.13.  he  inherited  their  fubftance 
EccLg.i.  to  fee  her  foot  on  thy  fubftance 

£>ubtiie. 
Vrifd.7.t3.  and  moft  ////;ri/i?  fpirits 
Eccl.tf.z.and  where  f//btile  parables  are 

£&nbti\lv. 
Jud.^.u.  and  dealt  /«Slfi/ifji  with  them 

tfoubttltit. 
Ecd.ig.i$.  there  is  an  exauifitcfubti/tie 


SUC  SUM    Apoc 


gwbtt  ;tcs. 

w'i/t/.8.8.knoweih  die  fubulties  of  fpeeches 

Suburbs. 
1  Mac.i  i.4.Azoius,  and  iheftiburbs  thereof 
6 1. and  burned  the  fuburbs  thereof 
S>ucccerj. 
Tof;.4.<S.fliall  profperoufly/wecfrf  to  thee 
£«/.48.8.and  prophets  to  fucceed  after  him 
,  IbuccelTe. 

Tob.7.jz.God  give  you  good  fwceffi 
Wifd.  1 X .  1 9.  for  good  fucceftc  of  his  hands 
£cc/.20.9.a  finner  that  hath  goodfucceJJ'e 
38.13.  in  their  hands  there  is  good  lucceftfe 
43. 21?, the  end — hath  piofperous///«fj(7c 

1  Mac.$.<;i.had  given  them  good  fuccejfe 

H.i^.goodfiicceft'e  be  to  the  Komans 

2  Affl(T.io.23. having  good  fuccejfe  with  his 

28.  a  pledge  of  their  fuccejfe 
13:  id.  departed  with  good  fuccejfe  . 
^accelTour. 
EaZ.46.-1.and  was  the  fucccfjbur  of  Mofes 
2  AfrK.9.13. appointed  a  [ticceffour 
1 4.  26-  to  be  the  kings / ticceffour 
Succour. 
Eccl.%\.7. 1  looked  for  the  fuccour  of  men 
1  Mac.1.%1.  they  could  flee  for  fuccour 
2.44.  fled  to  the  heathen  for  fuccour 
1  Ato.  f.9.  thinking  there  to  Rndfuccour 

£>uccountt).  2&mtout0. 
tf'ifd.  1 7. 1 2,  but  a-betraying  of  the  fuccours 

1  Mac.  1 2. 1 5  -help  from  heaven  that  fuccour eth 

.giucfe. 

2  Mac.T.zj.  gave  thee//^  three  yeers 

parking. 
Eccl.46.16.  he  offered  the/«c^wg  lamb 

jfcmDSen. 
^i/"rf.  17. 1  f  .for  afuddm  fear,and  not  looked 
Ecct.ii.ii.  on  the  /?/Afe?;  to  make  a  poor 
2  Mac.14.17.  the  fudden  filence  of  his  enethies 

&ut>DenIp. 
H'ifd.iS.  1 7. then  fuddenly  virions  of  horrible 
E  ccl.  5.7.  fudden  ly  fhall  the  wrath  of  the  Lord 
1 1 .  12.  fuddenly  he  maketh  his  blefling 
22.27.  that  I  fall  not  fuddenly  by  them 

1  Mac.\.%o.  he  fell  fuddenly  upon  the  city 

3.23.  he  leapt  fuddenly  upon  them 
4. 2.Jewes,  and  fmite  them  fuddenly 

2  M^.3.27.  Heliodorus  feWfuddmly 

14-22.  fhould  be  fuddenly  praftifed 

puffer.  Suffer- 
Jud.  1 1. l.fuffer  thine  handmaid  to  fpeak 
B<i>".4.25\  pj^y  patiently  the  wrath 

6.t  8. as  being  committed  to  fujfer  death 
Bel  iz.wewillfuffer  death,  or  elfe 
2  Mac. 4.48.  did  fome  /ajfc/  juft  punifhraent 
tf.30.  content  to  fuffcv  thefe  things 
7.1 8.  for  we  f ufter  thefe  things 
3  2.  we  fujfer  becaufe  of  our  fins 
Suffered.  SnffercD. 
n'ifd.i2.i.had  not  fujfered  the  fame  things 

11.  fo  fuffered  the  common  perfon 
Eccl.3S.16.  as  if  thou  hadft  fuffered  great  harm 

1  Mac.  1.  48.  nor  fuffered  finners  to  triumph 

r  $••  r  4  neither  fuffered  he  any  to  goe  out 

2  Afrtt.  7.  36.  have  fuffered  a  fhort  paine 

9.  28.  having  fuffered  moft  grievoufTy 
Snff^etlj- 
T0&.4. 1  o.  fuffereth  not  to  come  into  darknefte    j 
Eccl.4.9.  deliver  him  that  fuffereth  wrong 
i6.iS.a  man  of  war  ihatfufferetb  poverty 
Suffering. 
Wifd.16 .3-fuffering  penury  for  a  fhort  fpace 

Suffice. 
To^.j'.r9.to  live  with,dotb./»$rt'  us 

1  Mac2.33.have  done  hitherto,//^? 

Sufficient. 

vfifd.\%.\  2. neither  were  the  living^ efficient 
Eccl.31.19.  a  very  little  isfuficient 
Snggefttoir. 

2  Mas.6.%.  by  the  fuegeftion  of  Ptolome 

S»<W- 
Eccl.19.19.for  gain,  fhall  fall  into fuiti 
Suf.6.  all  that  hadjto  in  law  came 

Sttaune. 
EceZ.43.27.  wherefore  in  fumme,  he  is  all 
ji.28.1earning  with  a  great  fumme  of  mony 
2  Afflc3.11.the 


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SQS-      SWE 


SWO        TAB 


2.  3fae.  3.  1  i.  the'/aw  whereof  in  all  was  rehire 
it. 43.  to  the  fum  of  cwo  thaufand  drachmes 
■  <3>UHt3. 
2  Afic.  3.6-  was  full  of  in  finite /ft/»i  of  money 

<3>uitiiiier. 

£cc£  yo.8.  franckincente  tree  in  the  time  of  fa. 
Dan.  3. 44-  G"  ye  winter  and  fummr  ',  bkfte  ye 

!  £/rf.  4.  34.  f/vift  is'the/«R  in  his  courfe 
i  £/d,  6.  44.  that  the  fun  fhould  ihine  ,  and 

if.  10.  which  are  from  the  ri  iing  of  the  fun 
Tob.  -.  4-  till  c'le  g°'nS  down  of  the  fun 
7.  after  the  going  downe  of  the  fun 
TucL- 14- 1  •  and  the  fun  thall  come.forth 
^BJ;  i-  4-  with  the  beame'sof  the  fun,  and  over 
y .  6-  the  /"«»  of  righteoufnefii  rofe  not  upon 
7.  z  9.  fhc  is  more  beaufif  ull  then  the  fun 
iff.  28.  we  muft  prevent  the  fun,to  give  thee 
j8.  3.  and  an  harmeleflef«»  to  entertaine 
Eccl.  17-  1 9- works  ate  as  thffiln  before  him 
7 1 .  what  is  brighter  then  the  fun 
26.  \6-  as  the/««  when  it  arifeth  in  the  h:gh 
,  - .  7.  all  the  light— is  of  the  fail 
3  4.  1 6.  and  a  covert  from  the  fun  at  noone 
43.  2.  the  fan  when  it  appeareth,  declaring 

4.  the  fan  burnetii  the  mountaines  three 

46.4.  did  not  the  fun  goe  back  by  his  means 

48.  23 .  in  his  time  the/««  went  backward 

<o.  7.  as  the  fun  ihining  upon  tlie  temple  of 

Bar. 6.  60.  for/«»,moon,and  ftars  being  bright 

pas.2,39.0  ye  fan  &  rrioon,blefle  ye  the  Lord 

See  the  word  ^)ijone- 

^>un=beante. 

WifL  16.  27 '.  warmed  with  a  iktle  fan-be  ame 
J£>uttg. 

Eccl.  47-  8.  with  his  whole  heart  he  fang 
\  Mac-  4-  14-  f'ms-  a  f°ngofthanks-giving,and 
z  Mac.i  .30-  the  priefts/«?7g  pfalmes  of  thankf. 
1  *•  37-  /a;?2  Palmes  with  a  loud  voice 

&>uj)ecftiticn. 

frt/Ji,  14. 18.  the  ignorant  to  more  fupcrflition 

JSJtippctJ. 
Tob.  8. 1.  and  when  they  had  flipped  ,  they 

^upplicattcn. 
£tc/.  4-  4.  rejeft  not  the  [application  of  the 
?«.  14.  the  fap^licationoi the  fatherlelle 
39.  5. and  make  fupplicatiim  for  his  fins 
j  1.  9.  lifted  I  up  my  [application  from  the 
Bay.  2. 19.  make  our  humble  [application 
1  Mae.  ii-  49-  made  fupplication  to  the  king 
a  Mae.  3.  x8.  to  the  geneta.ll  fupplication 
8.  Z9.  they  had  made  a  common  f up  plication 
o.  18.  forme  o(f application  after  this  manner 
14. 1  y.  made  fupplication  to  him  that  had 
jbuppojt. 
1  £p.  8.  5"  i.  to  fupport  them  in  all  wayes 

*>uppofc. 
To6. 6. 17.  \fuppofe  that  flie  iha  II  bearc  three 

S>uppofct). 
MfH.  17.  3.  fuppofed to  lye  hid  in  their  fe'eret 
Bar.  6.  64.  neither  to  befuppofed,  nor  (aid 

^appoQng. 

zMac.  4.  31.  MeneIaus/0/>/w/wgtharhe  had 

&ure. 

Eccl.  10.  19.  are  a/we  feed,  and  they  that  love 

40.  zf.  make  the  foot  {\ani  fure  ;  but  above 

4Z.  6-l'Pe  keeping  is  good  where  an  evill 

1 1.  keep  a  fure  watch  over  a  (hamelefle 

Bar. $.18.  as  the  dooresare  made  fide  on  every 

z Mac.$.  zz. of  truft,  fafeand/«re, for  thofe 

i&mrelp. 
Wffd.  1 3.  1.  /we /y  vaine  are  all  men  by  nature 
|5cc/.y.3.the  Lord  will  furcly  revenge  thy  pride 
28. 1.  will  fur cly  keep  his  fins  (in  remembr. 
48.  11.  for  we  (hall  furely  live 

Eccl'  37.  30.  furfettingwill  turne  intocholer 
31.  by  fur fetling  have  many  p:rifhed 

Eccl.  8-  1 3. be  not  furety  above  thy  power 

if  thou  be  furety ,  take  care 

29. 1 4.  an  honeft  man  is /we  fy  for  his  neigh. 

,  .   *  "> ,  forget  not  the  friendihip  of  thy  furety 

1 6- overthrow  the  good  eftate  of  his  furety 

Smtettfbtp. 

Eccl,  29.  18.  furetifhip  hath  undone  many 


19.  Lord  ,  mail  fall  into  furetifhip 

jfeurtiaute. 
j  Mac.  2.  j.  whole  fiwrnme  was  Apphus 

1  Mac. i.io.Antiochus  [/w/frMwdjEplpharcs 

6.  43.  Eleazar  alfo  (furnamed  )  Savaran 

Efiber  1 1.  3 .  and  dwelt  in  the  city  oiSufa 
'  16.  *8.is  hanged  at  the  gates  of  Suja  with  all 
j&ufirma. 
S/d/1  7.  Sufanna  went  into  her  husbands  garden 
22.  then  Sujanna  fighed,  and  faid,I  am 
24.  with  that  Sufanna cryed  with  a  loud 
27.  never  fuch  a  report  made  of  Sufanna 
31.  Sufanna  was  a  very  delicate  woman 

T0&.  8. 1 6.  is  not  com;  to  me  that  I  fufpeftcd 

1  Mac.  4.  34.  and  though  he  were  fufpected 

j&tifpettetl). 

Ett/.  23.21.  where  lie/ufpecleth  not ,  he    ' 
37. 10.  with  one  that  fufpefietb  thee 

^afpetttng. 

2  Mac.  3.  32.  the  high  pricft/«/pec7i»£  left  the 

7.  24.  fufpeclmgh  to  be  a  reproachfull 
1 2.4.  in  p:ace,(af peeling  nothing :  but  when 

j§>t!fpfttott. 
£cc/.  3,  24.  an  evill  fitfpition  hath  overtbrowne 

^udaine. 
z  Mac.  10.  18.  convenient  tofujlaine  the  fiege 

jbutfenattce. 

irifd.i 6.zi.  thy [ufa-nance  declared  thy  fweetn. 
^roaDitng^clothes, 


mfd.  7.4.  nurfed  \nfwadlmg-ehtbesy  and  that 

jljttiaUoooeSf, 
Bai-.  6 .  22.  bats  Jwallowes  ,  and  birdsj  and  the 

<3>rx>am, 
35^1 19.  19.  that fwam  in  the  water,  now  went 
1  Mac.  9.  48./Vawz  over  to  the  farther  banke 
jgixoare. 

1  Efd.Z.$6.to  do  after  thefe  things, &  Co  they/. 

2  Mac.  13.  i^.fware  toallequall  conditions 
14.3  z.fware  that  they  could  not  tell  where 

j&wap. 

Eccl.  1. 12.  for  thejway  of  his  fury  ftiall  be  his 

ibroeare. 

1  Efd.  1. 48 .  had  made  him  to  fweare  by  the 
2"ofr.  7.  1 1 .  agree  and  fxveare  one  to  another 
n'tfd.  14.  29.  though  they /ware  falfely 

31.  power  of  them  by  whom  they  fweare 
Eccl.  23.  u ,  and  if  he  fweare  in  vaine,  he  fhall 

£)tt>earetf). 

Eccl.  23. 10.  he  that/ivearc-^,  and  nameth  God 

27.  1 4.  the  talke  of  him  ihzx  fwearelb  much 

J^tocaring.     . 

Ecel-ii.p  accu.  not  thy  mouth  to  muchfwearing 

1 1.  a  man  that  ufeth  much  f wearing 

13.  thy  mouth  to  untemperate  fwearing 

j|>rx>eat. 

2  Mac.  2.  26.  a  matter  offweat  and  watching 
jfeweet. 

1  £/d.  9.  ?  1 .  the  fat ,  and  drinke  the  fweet 

2  Efd,  i.  23.  and  made  the  river  fweet 
Eccl.  6.  5'fwcct  language  will  multiply  friends 

1 1 . 3 .  her  fruit  is  the  chiefe  of  fweet  things 
23.  17.  all  bread  is  fweet  to  a  whoremonger 
24. 1  J.  I  gave  a  fweet  fmell  like  cynamon 

Onix,and/»wf  Storax 
3  f .  6.  the  fweet  favour  thereof  is  before 
38.  f .  was  hoMVater  made  fweet  with  wood 
11.  give  a  fweet  favour,  and  a  memoriall 
40. 18.  to  be  content— is  a  fweet  life 
21.  pipe  &  the  pfaltery  make/«W?  melo. 
30.  begging  is  fweet  in  themouih  of  the 
49.  i.  it  is  fweet  as  hony  in  all  mouthes 
tar-  5. 8.  and  every  fweet  Tmelling-tree 

j£>WZUt. 
Ecc/.z3>  27.  there  is  nothing  fweeter  then  to 
Z4.  zo.  my  memoriall  is  tweeter  then  hony 
Ji>tx>ieflp. 
irifd.  8.  i.fweetly  doth  lbe  order  all  things 
Eccl.  12.  \6.  an  enemy  fp;aks/w?cr/y  with  his 
27.  23.  he  will  fpeak/iOTCf7/,and 
^toectncTe. 
mfd.  16.21.  thy  fuftenance  declareth  thy  fweet. 

1  Efd.  4.34-  fwift  is  the  fun  in  his  courfe 


Apoc- 

Vifd.  x  3,  z.  or  the  Jmft  aire ,  or  the  cucle  or 
18.  14.  was  in  the  rtMuft  of  her  faift  courfe 
Eccl.5. 11.  befwtft  to  hcare  .  and  ktthy  life  be 

Eccl.  43.13.  fends  fwiftly  the  lightnings 

2  £/ct8. 1 8-  fwifineffi  of  the  judge  that  is 

^iDttieg. 
1  Mac.  1.  47.  and  facrifice/wflM  flefh  ,  and 
z  Mac.  6. 1 8.  and  to  cate  fwinet  fleift 

^Kooene. 
ififd.  17. 1 9.  made  them  to  fwoone  for  feard 

rri//.  14.  30.  alfounjuftly/nwe in  deceit 
1  Mac.  7.  3  5.  and  fwore  in  his  wrath 

1  £/«.  1.  f  3.  young  men  with  the  /nwrf 
4-  z3'  yea  ,  a  man  taketh  his/nwrf,  and 
8.  77.  to  the  fword ,  and  to  captivity 

Eccl.  21.3.  iniquity  is  as  a  two-edged  fword 
12.  21.  thoudreweft  a  /iv^  at  thy  friend 
25.  28.  prepareth  fuch  a  one  for  the/-wd 
28.  18.  fallen  by  the  edge  of  the  fword 
39«3o.  ferpents,  and  the  fword,  punifhing 
4°-  9-  blood-ihed,  ftrife,  and  fword 
4^«  z-  ftretched  out  his/aw^/  againft  the 

Bar.  2.  2j.  by  famine,by  fword,&.  by  peftilence 

1  Mac.  z.  9.  with  the/wdof  the  enemy 
3.  3.  protecting  the  hoft  with  his  fword 
1 2.  and  Apollonius  /wo/'rf  alfo,  and 
4. 3  3 .  caft  them  down  with  the  fword  of  them 

7.  38.  let  them  fall  by  the  fword 

8.  23.  the  fword  and  the  enemy  be  far 
$.  73.  the/rwe/ceafed  from  lfrael 
ic.85;.  burnt  and  llaine  with  the  fword 

1  Mac.  14.  18.  try  the  matter  by  the  fword 
41.  on  every  fide ,  fell  upon  his  fword 
if.  1$.  gave  to  Judasa/ivoiYiof  gold 
16.  take  his  holy  fword,  a  gift  from  God 
^>coojt30. 
1  Efd.  3.  23.  and  a  little  after  draw  out  fwoids 

1  Mac.  4.  6.  ar mour, nor  fword s  to  their  minds 

2  Mac.  5.  3.  of  pikes ,  and  drawing  of  [words 
12.22.  with  the  points  of  their  owne  fwords 

»'i/y.iz.2i.untowhofe  fathers  thou  haft  fworne 

1  Mac.3.13.  Seron  a  prince  of  the  army  o?  Syria 
4 1.  a  power  alfo  of  Syna&nd  of  the  land 

7-39.  where  an  hoft  out  of  Syria  met  him 
1 1 .2. took  his  journey  into  Syria  in  peaceable 
60.  and  all  the  forces  of  Syria  gathered 

2  Mac.15r-36.in  the  Syrian  tongue  is  called  Adar 


iCabernacle. 
fud.  9-  8.  and  to  pollute  the  tabernacle,  where 

14. 7.  blefTcd  art  thou  in  the  tabernacle 

Wifd.9.%-  refemblance  of  the  holy  tabernacle 

1 5.  earthly  tabernacle  weigheth  downe 

24. 10.  in  the  holy  tabernacle  I  ferved 

1  y.  of  franckincenfe  in  the  tabernacle 

2  Mac.  2.  5.  wherein  he  laid  the  Ubtrnack 

(Sabetnatles. 
1  Efd.  f  ■  f  1.  hold  the  feaft  of  tabernacles 
xEfd.x.w- the everlafting  tabernacles 
fud.  2.  26.  burnt  up  their  tabernacles 

Cable. 

Tob.  7. 8.  they  fet  ftore  of  meat  on  the  table 
Eccl-  6.10.  friend  is  a  companion  at  the  table 
3  r .  1  z .  if  thou  fit  at  a  bountif  till  table 
40.  29.  depends  on  another  mans  table 
Eel  ii.  fuch  things  as  were  on  the  table 
1  Mac- 1.  2Z.  the  table  of  the  (hew-bread 
4.  49.  bumt-ofF.  &  of  incenfe ,  and  the  table 
%  i .  fct  loaves  upon  the  table ,  and  fi^read 
Cablc0. 
1  Mac.  T4.  1  8.  wrote  in  tables  of  brafle 

Ca&e, 
Tob.  4.  1 2.  ia/{e  a  wife  of  the  feed  of  thy  fathers 
ta\e  a  ftrange  woman  to  wife 
5.  20.  ta\e  no  care,  my  fifier,  he  (hall 

6.  ;■  the} 


'Apoc.   TAK   TAL 


TEA 


TEL 


TEM 


TEN  A 


poc. 


'6.x.  the  angel  faid  unco  him,  Ta\t  the  fifli 

7.  1 3.  father  after  the  law  of  Mofes 
8. 7.  take  not  this  my  fifter  for  luft 

9.  2.  ta\e  with  thee  a  fervant ,  and  two 
i'z.  y.  take  halfe  of  all  that  ye  have  brought 
Wifd.  8.  1 8.  feeking  how  to  take  her  to  me 
Eccl.  8.  13.  furety,  take  care  to  pay  it 
1 2. 1 1.  left  he  feek  to  take  thy  feat 
14.  y-  fhall  not  take  pleafure  in  his  goods 

16.  give  and  tai(e  ,  and  fanctifie  thy  foule 
23.  25.  he  children  fhall  not  ta\e  root 
4i.  I?.  fcorning  to  give  and  take 
a  j,  4 .  did  he  not  take  away  reproach 
48.8.  annointed  kings  to  ta\c  revenge 
Bar.  4.  xo.take  a  good  heart  ,  O  Jerufalem 
Bel  57.  O  Daniel,  Daniel,  ra^e  the  dinner 

1  Mac.  3.  35.  to  fafc  away  their  memoriall 

y.  1 9  fa^e  ye  the  charge  of  this  people 
6.  26.  the  tower  at  Jerufalem  to  take  it 

8.  18.  would  take  the  yoke  from  them 

2  Mac.  14.39-  fent  above  500.  men  to  take  him 

1  j.  5 . 1  command  to  ta\e  armes,  and  to  doe 
Cafcc  feed. 
Eccl.  6,  13- teheed  of  thy  friends 
11.33.  take  hcedofamifchievous  man 
13.13.  obferve  and  ta\e  good  heed,for  thou 
23 .27.  ta\z  heed  unto  the  commandemenc 
Cafeetb  heed. 
Eccl.  37.  3 1 .  he  that  taketh  heed,  prolongs 

Cakert. 
1  £fi.  2.28  heed  to  be  ta\en  that  there  be  no 

9.  36.  thefehad  taken ftrange  wives 
Tob.  1 1. 1  J-  fcourged,  and  ha&taken  pity 
wifd.  x.  2.  their  departure  is  taken  for  mifery 

4. 11.  fpeedily  was  he  rafe#  away,  left  that 

14.  If.  of  his  child  foone  taken  away 

1 5.  8.  fame  out  of  which  he  was  taken 
Heel.  9. 4  left  thou  be  taken  with  her  attempts 

11. 30.  like  as  a  partridge  taken  [and  kept] 

16.  9.  who  were  taken  away  in  their  fins 
19.  3.  a  bold  man  fhalbe  taken  away 
23.7.  never  be  taken  in  his  lips 

2 1.  he  fufpecteth  not ,  he  fhalbe  taken 
27. 16.  fets  a  trap,  fhalbe  taken  therein 
3 1 .7.  every  foole  fhalbe  taken  therewith 
44.  17.  was  taken  in  exchange  for  the 
46. 19. 1  h.ive  not  taken  any  mans  goods 
47>  2.  as  is  the  fat  taken  away  from  the 

48.  9.  waft  taken  up  in  a  whirlewind 

49.  14.  he  was  taken  from  the  earth 

Brftf.  2.  17.  foules  are  ta^en  £vom  their  bodies 
24.  fhould  be  taken  out  of  their  places 

3-  29.  into  heaven,  and  taken  her  ,  and 

4-  *6.  were  rafea  as  a  flock  caught  of  the 

1  Mac.  2.  y8.  was  taken  up  into  heaven 

3.4?.  and  joy  was  taken  from  Jacob 
9.  y  f .  he  was  taken  with  a  palfie,  fo 
13.  a  1.  the  yoke — was  /afe»  away  from  Ifr. 
1  J. 3  3 .  neither  *a£e»  other  mens  lands 

2  Mac.  9. 21.  £d^«  with  a  grievous  difeafe 

1 1.  3  y .  ra£e«  that  curfed  man  alive 

Cafeeft. 

Ece/.  7.  3«J-  whatfoever  thou  /a£e/2  in  hand 


Eccl.  1 1 . 1 1  •  that  labours,  and  taketh  paine 
19.?.  whofo  taketh  pleafure  in  wickedneffe 
20.  8.  that  taketh to  himfelfe authority 
34.22.  taketh  away  his  neighbours  living 
s  6.  rf.  wherefoever  the  night  taketh  him 
42. 9.  and  the  care  for  her  taketh  away  fleep 
Cafefttg. 
1  Efrf.  4.  3  o.  taking  the  crowne from  the  kings 
Tob.  4. 1 3 .  in  not  ta!(m?  a  wife  of  them 
wifd.  13.  13 .  and  taking  the  very  refufe  among 

1  Mac.  y.  25.  ?a£z»g  the  Jewes,  keeping 

2  Mac.  12.3  $  .taking  hold  of  his  coat 

Gale. 
£«/.  19. 1  y.  and  believe  not  every  tale 
22.  <5.  a  fafc  out  of  feafon ,  [is  as]  muficke 
8.  he  that  telleth  a  tale  to  a  foole 
Calent. 
1  Efd.  1.  36.  filver,and  one  talent  of  gold 

Clients. 
1  £/#.  3.  ii.  to  fpeake  all  things  by  talents 
4.  51.  yeerely  given  twenty  talents  to  the 
5  2.  and  other  ten  talents  yeerely  to  main. 


Cam. 

Wifd.  8.  1 2.  if  I  talk  much  ,  they  fhall  lay  their 
Eccl.  y.  13.  honour  and  fhame  is  in  talk ,  and 
9.18.  he  that  is  rafh  in  his  fa/fe  fhalbe  hated 
1 1 .  8.  neither  interrupt  men  in — their  talk 
13. 1 1.  to  be  made  equall  to  him  in  talk. 
19.  8.  talk  not  of  other  mens  lives 
22.  13.  talk  not  much  wich  a  foole 
27.  14.  the  talk  or  n'm  tnat  fweareth 
38.  2  j.  and  whofe  talk  is  of  bullocks 
CalfeeD. 
1  Mac.  3.  %6.  talked  of  the  battels  of  Judas 

Calking. 
wifd.  2>x2.intalking  with  her,  a  good  report 
Eccl.n.i6.  the  Ja//fe  of  a  foole  is  like  a 


JW.  1.  9.  of  Egypt  and  Taphnes  ,and  Rameffe 
Cart?. 

To&.  2.  2.  and  loe ,  1  tarry  for  thee 

4.  T4.  let  not  the  wages — tarry  with  thee 
y .  7.  ta/77  for  me  till  I  tell  my  father 

9.  4.  if  I  raivy  long,  he  will  be  very  forry 

10.  8.  tarry  with  me,  and  I  will  fend  to  thy 
14. 10.  but  tarry  no  longer  at  Nine ve 

Eccl.  7.  16.  that  wrath  will  not  tarry  long 
12. 1 5-  begin  to  fall,  he  will  not  tarry 
Carrtetb. 
wifd.  y.  14.  a  gueft  that  tarrietb  but  a  day 

Carrying. 
£«/.y.7.  make  no  tarrying  to  turne  to  the  Lord 

Cade. 
Wifd.  16.1.  for  them  meat  of  a  ftrange  ta(le 

20.  delight,  and  agreeing  to  every  tafle 
2  Mac.  7. 1.  againft  the  law  totafle  fwines  flefh 
iy.  39.  and  delighteth  the  tafle ;  even  fo 
CalteD. 
7o£>.2.4.bef.  I  had  tafledai  any  meat,  I  ftartup 
Wj/d. 18.  2y.  they  onely  tafled  of  wrath 
2  Mac.  tf.  20.  for  love  of  life  is  to  be  tafled 

Calling. 
Wifd.  18.  20-  yea ,  the  to/fog  of  death  touched 

Caller!). 
Eccl.  x6. 19.  as  the  palate  taflcth divers  kinds 
Caught. 

1  Efd.2. 7.  but  *a«gfe  all  Ifrael  the  ordinances 
9.  49.  the  Levits  that  taught  the  multitude 

2  Efd.  8.  29.haveclearely  taagfotbelaw 
Wif/af.  9.  1 8.  men  were  taught  the  things  that  are 
Eccl.  6.  32.  wilt,  thou  fhalt  be  taught :  and  if 

2 1. 1 2.  he  that  is  not  wife,  will  not  be  taught 
Suf.  x.  and  taught  their  daughter  according 

Cajce. 
1  Efd.  1 .  x6.  he  fet  a  taw  upon  the  land  of  an 
8.22.  that  ye  require  no  fare  ,  nor  any 

See  the  word  CtOCOne, 
Ceach. 

1  Efd.  8.23.  that  know  it  not  thou  fhalt  teacb 

2  Efd.  12.38.  teach  them  to  the  wife  of  the 
Eccl.  9.  r.  teach  her  not  an  evill  leflbn 

45. 5. that  he  might  teach  Jacob  his  covenants 
Ceaehetb. 
Wifd.  8. 7.  fhe  teacheth  temperance  &  prudence 
Eccl.  18.13.  nurtureth ,  and  teacheth ,  and 
22. 7.  whofo  teacheth  a  foole ,  is  as  one 
30.3.  he  that  teacheth  his  fon,  grieveth  the 
33.  27.  for  idlenefle  teacheth  much  evill 
37. 19.  wife,  and  teacheth  many,  and  yet  is 
Cearc0. 
Eccl.  35.15.  teares  run  downe  the  widowes 

38.  itf.  let  feaw  fall  downe  over  the  dead 
2  Mac  1 1.  6.  with  lamentations  and  teares 

Cet>ten#. 
wi/y.  2. 1.  our  life  is  fhort  and  tediota 


Wifd.  i£, 1  o.  not  the  teeth  of  venemous  dragons 
Eccl.  it.  2.  will  bite  thee :  the  teeth  thereof  are 
as  the  teeth  of  a  lion,flaying  the  fouls 
3  o .  1  o.  le  ft  thou  gnafh  thy  teeth  in  the  end 
39.  30.  teeth  of  wilde  beafts,  and  fcorpions 
y  1. 3 .  from  the  teeth  of  them  that  were  ready 
Ceil. 
Tob.  y.  7.  tarry  for  me  till  I  tell  my  father 

14.  tell  me  ,  What  wages  fhall  I  give  thee 
Jud.  1 1 .  17.  he  will  tell  me  when  they  have 
trifd.g.  22.  how  fhe  came  up,  I  wilUell  you 
Eccl.  18.5.  who  fhall  tell  ouc  his  mercies 


37.14.  wont  to  tell  him  more  then  lcven 
43.  24.  fee,  tell  of  the  danger  thereof 

44. 15.  the  people  will  tell  of  ihcir  wifdome 
Sufan.  54.  if  thou  haft  feene  her ,  tell  me 

2  Mac.  7.  22. 1  cannot  tell  how  ye  came  into 


Eccl.  21. 25.  the  lips  of  talkers  will  be  teUint 
Ceiletb.  s 

Eccl.  22.  8.  he  that  telleth  a  tale  to  a  foole 

CempereD. 
Wifd.  16.  21.  tempered  it  [el£c  to  every  ones 
Centering. 

wifd.  1  < ,  7.  the  potter  tempering  foft  earth 

'Sempeft. 

Wifd.l.iA.  diperfed  here  &  there  with  a  Amp/i 
£«/.i  <f.2i.  it  is  a  tt/8/>e/2  which  no  man  can  fee 

Cempie. 
1  Efd.  1.  41.  fet  them  in  his  owne  temple 
49.  defiled  the  temple  of  the  Lord 
6.  19.  put  them  in  the  temple  at  JenifaJern 
and  that  the  temple  of  the  Lord  fhouy 
8. 18.  for  the  ufe  of  the  temple  of  thy  God 
81.  honoured  the  temple  of  our  Lord 
Tob.  14.  5.  where  they  fhal]  build  a  ff^ 
//«/.  4.  I.I.  fell  before  the  temple,  and 

y.  18.  temple  of  their  God  was  caft  to  the 
Wifd.  3.  14.  an  inheritance  in  the  temple 

9.8.  commanded  me  to  build  a  temple 
Eccl.  4y.  9.  might  be  heard  in  the  temple 
49-  12.  and  fet  up  an  holy  temple  to  the  Lo 
So.  1 .  in  his  day  es  fortified  the  temple 

4.  he  took  care  of  the  temple  that  it  fhould 
y  1 , 1 4 .  pray ed  for  her  before  the  temple 
Bar.g.i0.  ^s  one  of  the  bearaes  in  the  temple 
Bel  1  o.  with  Daniel  into  the  temple  of  Bel 
1  Mac  2.  8 .  her  temple  is  become  as  a  man 
4-  yo.  might  give  light  in  the  temple 
y.  43 .  and  fled  unto  the  temple  that  was  at 
6. 1 .  there  was  in  it  a  very  rich  temple 
1 6.  £9,.  and  the  mountaine  of  the  temple 
1  Mac.i.iz.  flaine  in  the  temple  of  Naneas 
2.22.  recovered  againe  the  temple  renowned 
3. 1 2.  inviolable  fanctity  of  the  temple 
4-14-  but  defpifing  the  temple,  &  neglecting 
32.  ftole-veflels  of  gold  out  of  the  tempt 
y.  1  y.  the  moft  holy  temple  of  all  the  world 
6.  2.  to  call  it  the  temple  of  Jupiter 
4.  the  temple  was  filled  with  riot 

8.  2.  and  alfo  pity  the  temple  profaned  of 

9.  2.  went  about  to  rob  the  temple 

10. 1.  recovered  the  temple ,  and  the  city 
Ccinplcs;. 
Jud.  4. 1.  he  had  fpoyled  all  their  temples 
Bar.  6.  i8.priefts  make  fail  their  temples 

Cempt. 
Wifd.  \\%.  found  of  them  that  tempt  him  not 
EfcZ.13.ij. communication willhetcmpt  thee 

Ccmptatton. 
Eccl.  2.1.  prepare  thy  foule  for  temptation 
33.1.  in  temptation  even  again  he  will  deliv. 

1  Mac.  2.  y2.  found  faithfull  in  temptation 

CctnptcO. 
Jud.  8.  1 2.  you  that  have  tempted  God  this  day 

Cemptetb. 
Eccl.  18.23.  as  one  that  tempteth  the  Lord 

Ccn. 
Eccl.  2?.  19.  are #?2  thoufand  times  brighter 

47.  6.  honored  him  with  ten  thoufands ,  and 
Dan.x.i6.  as  in  ten  thoufands  of  lambes 
CerttucD. 

2  Mac.  4. 2.  and  tendred  his  owne  nation 

Cettfh. 

E«/.2y.7.the  tenth  will  I  utter  with  my  tongue 
Ccntbff. 

Tob.  y.  13.  n*rft-borne,&  the  tenths  ofthefruits 
1  Mac  io.  3 1.  free — both  from  tenths  and 

Cent. 
Jud.  8.  y.  fhe  made  her  a  tent  upon  the  top  of 
10. 1  y.  now  therefore  come  to  his  tent 

17-  brought  her  to  the  tent  of  Olofernes 
14. 1 4.  knocked  at  the  doore  of  the  tent 
Eccl.  14.25.  fhall  pitch  histent  nigh  unto  her 

Ceitf0- 
Wifd.  1 1.  2.  pitched  tents  in  places  where  there 

derrtble. 
wifd.  y.  2.  fhalbe  troubled  wich  terrible  feare    1 
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i  i .  1 9.  but  alfo  the  terrible  fight  utterly 

17.9.  though  no  terrible  thing  did  feare 

19.  a  terrible  found  of  ftones  caft  downs 

Eccl.$  j. 19-  the  Lord  is  terrible  and  very  great 

Priaysr  ofManaffes  terrible  and  glorious  Name 

a  Mac.  3.  *?.  with  a  terrible  rider  upon  hira 

Cerrifie. 
£«/.  2 1 .  4. to  teniae ,  and  to  doe  wrong,and 

CerrificD. 
Wifd.  1 7-  6-  for  being  much  terrified 
1  Mac,  4. 1 .  as  if  he  had  fori/fcd  Heliodorus 

Cerrout. 
1  Ate.  8.  16.  to  be  ftricken  with  terrour 
1 1. 2  2.  fmitcen  with  feare  and  terrour 
©etrowrsr. 
Wj/"i.  17.  8.  promifed  to  drive  away  termors 
18. 17-  tenour s  came  upon  themunlooked 


1  Mac.i.  S 7'  heaven  and  earth  ihall  tefiifie 

€eftifieO. 
i  Ate.  3.  3d-  then  teftified  he  to  all  men 

©eftaroenf. 
I  Mac.1.57.  found  with  any  the  book  of  the  te. 

Pfli/c/.  10.  7.  land  that  fmoaketh  is  a  teflimony 

4Eeftfmotiie0. 
£«i.  5 1.14-  teftimonies  of  his  niggardnefle 
4  y .  1 7 .  teach  Jacob  the  teftimonies 

®Snan&, 

E«/.  20. 1 6.  no  *ta£  for  all  my  good  deeds 


1  Efd.  4.  60.  for  to  thee  I  give  thinks  , 

Tob.  1  *.  io.  now  therefore  give  God  thanks 
Wtfd.x6.i%.  prevent  the  Sun  toglve  thanks 
Escl.  17-  27-  which  live  and  give  thanks 

29.25.  feaft,  and  have  no  thanks :  moreover 
39. 6-  give  thanks  to  God  in  prayer 

Dan.  3.  66.  O  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord 
67.  praife  him ,  and  give  him  thanks 
1  Mac.  1 4. 3  y.  what  thanks  (hall  we  give 
z  Mac.  3.33.  give  Onias— great  thanks 
8. 27.  yeelding — great  thanks  to  the  Lord 
9.  ao.  I  give  very  great  thanks  to  God 
CijanbeD. 
Eccl.  1 2 . 1  .(halt  thou  be  thanked  for  thy  benefits 
Gtrjanttfgibtog. 

1  E/H.  y.  60.  ringing  fongs  of  thanks-giving 
Eccl.  17.  28.  thanks-giving  perifheth  from  the 

51. 11.  Zing  praife  with  thanks-giving 

2  Mac*  10.  38.  with  pfalmes and  than\s-giv'mg 

C&anfcfnlneu'e. 
£/2fr.  \6.  4.  take  not  onely  thantyfutnejfe 
Eccl.  37. 1 1.  envious  man  o(than\efulnejfe 

€rjarfu«f. 
2  Ate.  4.  30.  they  of  Tharf us,  and  Mallos 

fleetest. 
B^.<f.  iy.  deliver  himfelfe  from  war  Sttheeves 

€beft. 
wi/i.  14.  25-. man- /laughter  ,  tfe/f}  and 

<£lie«tan. 
Bdr.  3.  22.  nor  hath  been  feene  v\theman 

Chfcft. 
Ea/.  14. 1 8.  the  green  leaves  on  a  thic\  tree 
2  Af  df .  1 .  20.  found  no  fire,  but  thick  water 

€hfcfeeft. 
2  Ate.i^.manfully  among  the  thic.  of  them 

©ftjefe. 
£«/.  y.  1 4.  fhame  is  upon  the  thiefe 

20.  2j.  a  «fe/e  is  better  then  a  man  that  is 

16. 26.  who  will  trulr  a  *fo«/e 

€bfgh. 
/«i.  9.  2.  difcovered  the  ^igfe  to  her  (bame 
Eccl.  19.  xz.  ftickech  in  a  mansr&gb 

#tya.  5.14.  like  a  thin  froth  that  is  driven 
...  iShitib. 

^/«-  i:  *•  think  of  the  Lord  with  a  good 
6 .  r  y .  to  think  upon  her  is  perfection  of 
9.  '3-  who  can  think  wr>at  the  Lord  is 

Eccl.  1 .  22,.  think  thereupon  with  reverence 
18. 14.  ^vs^upon  the  wrath  that  (hall  be  at 
2  y.  think  upon  poverty  and  need 

'Bar.  2.32.  and  thinke  upon  my  Name 

3.y.but  think  upon  thy  power  and  thy  Name 
6.  40.  how  mould  a  man  then  think  and  fay 
I  2  Ate.  2.  29 .  even  fo  I  think  it  is  with  us 


6.  2  4.  many  young  perfons  might  think 
7.16.  yet  think  not  that  our  nation  is 

1 9.  think  not  thou  that  takeft  in  hand  to 
9. 12.  fhould  not  proudly  think  °*'  himfelfe 

1  Efd.3.  12.  the  third  wrote '.  Women  are 

4.  13.  then  the  third,  who  had  fpoken 

Eccl.  23. 16.  the  third  will  bring  wrath 

z6.  28.  the  third  makes  me  angry 

50.  2y.  and  the  fto'«f  is  no  nation 

i  Ate.14. 17.  the  third  yeere  of  Simon 

2  Mac.  7. 10.  after  him  was  the  third 

Eccl.  2 3 .  23 .  thirdly }it\e  hath  played  the  whore 

Cljirft. 
JW.  7. 13.  fo  fhall  ffc$  kill  them,  and  they 

2  2.  young  men  fainted  for  thir[i 
Wifd.  1 1 .  4.  their  tkirfl  was  quenched 

8.  declaring  by  that  thirft  then  3  how  thou 
<Jr;frftr\ 
frj/3. 1 1 .  4.  When  they  were  rfa';;/?y  3they  called 
Ecd.16. 1 2. open  her  mouth  as  a  thirfiy  era  veil, 
y  1. 24.  your  foules  are  very  tbirjty 
€rjfrfttng. 
Wif,  11 . 9.  thhfting  in  another  manner 

fought. 
W5/&  1.  id.  thought  to  have  had  it  their  friend 

6.  id.  and  meeteth  them  in  every  thought 
Eccl.  11.  y.  one  that  was  never  thought  upon 

22. 17.  an  heart  fettled  upon  a  thought 
42.  20.  no  thought  efcapeth  him 
y  1.  8.  then  thought  I  upon  thy  mercy 
Bar.  6.  yd.  how  can  it  then  be  thought  or  faid 

Ct>otig#0, 
mfd.1.3. froward  thoughts  feparate  from  God 
y.  remove  from  thoughts  that  are  without 
2. 14.  was  made  to  reprove  our  thoughts 
9. 14.  the  thoughts  of  mortall  men 
Eccl.  23.2.  will  fet  fcourges  over  my  thoughts 
33.  5.  his  thoughts  are  like  a  rolling  axle-tr. 
CtyoufanO. 
wifd.  12.22.  our  enemies  a  thoufand  times 
Eccl.  6. 6.  one  counfellor  of  a  thoufand 

1 6. 3 .  is  juft,  is  better  then  a  thoufand 

18. 10.  fo  are  a  thoufand  yeeres  to  the  days 
39.  11.  leave  a  greater  name  then  a  thoufand 

41. 4.  ten,or  an  hundred,or  a  thoufand  yeers 
1 2.  above  a  thousand  great  treafuries 

1  ilf  <k.  2. 3  8.  to  the  number  of  a  thoufand  peop. 

€bjtaCla. 

2  Mrfe.  1 2.  3  y.  an  horfeman  otthracia  coming 

Cr/jeatneD. 
/«/.  8.  id.  that  he  may  be  tbreatned,  neither 

Cf»?eatnetlj. 
Eccl.  13.  3.  and  yet  he  threatneth  withalJ 

Citfeatnings, 
Prayer  of  Mana.axigxy  threatnmgs  againft  flnners 

1  Efd.  3.  4.  then  three  young  men  that  were  of 
Eccl.  2y.i.  in  three  things  I  was  beautifull 
2.  ffe'ee  forts  of  men  my  foule  hatetb 
2d.y .  be  three  things  that  mine  heart  feareth 
48.3.  alfo  thee  times  brought  down  fire 
Dan.  3. 27.  then  the  three  as  out  of  one  mouth 

Cttffce. 
Eccl.  1 3. 7.  drawne  thee  dry  twice  or  thrice 

Wi/^.4.  3.  brood  of  the  ungodly  (hall  notthrive 
Cljione. 

EjWw  1  y.  d.  fate  upon  his  royall  throne 

wifd.  9.  io.  from  the  throne  of  thy  glory 
1 8. 1  y.  out  of  thy  royall  throne,  as  a  fierce 

Eccl.  1.  8.  the  Lord  fitting  upon  his  throne 
40. 3.  from  him  that  fits  on  a  throne 
47.  1 1.  a  Jfo-iwe  of  glory  in  Ifrael 

1  M1K.2.57.  poffeffed  the  throne  of  an  everlaft. 

7,  4.  was  fet  upon  the  throne  of  his  kingdome 

Wi?/y,  y.  23.  (hall  overthrow  the  «few« 

6.  21.  if  your  delight  be  then  in  thrones 

7 .  8.  preferred  her  before  fcepters  &  thrones 
Eccl.  1  o.  14.  caft  downe  the  thrones  of  the 

Cltfong. 

2  AfjK.i4.4y.ran  thorow  the  midft  of  the  throng 

46.  he  caft  them  upon  the  throng 


Ctywrone. 

Wifd.  13.  1 4.  he  wa9  long  before  throtvm  out 
1 8. 1 8.  one  throtvne  here, another  there 
©i»uft. 
£«/.  13.  2 1.  is  thruft  away  by  his  friends 

<©)iimmim. 
£«/.  45. 10.  and  with  Llrim  and  Tkmm'm 

fcrjtwtier. 
Efther  1 1 .  y.  with  ftader  and  earth-quakes 
Eccl.3t.10.  before  the  thunder  goeth  lightnings 
40.  1 3.  like  a  great  thunder  in  raine 
43. 1 7.  the  noife  of  thunder  maketh  the  earth 
<£l)tmDer=rjoft0. 
WJ/&  f.  21.  rigk-ayming  thunder-bolts  g0e 
2  Mac.  1.  id.  threw  ftones  like  thunder-bolts 

UtijanDieO. 
£«.  4d.  1 7.  the  Lord  tbundrcd  from  heaven 


2  toft,  9. 24.  if  any  tidings  we  brought 


To&.d.  1 .  came  in  the  evening  to  the  n'ver  Tigris 
Jud.  1 .  6.  dwelt  by -»:%■«  and  Hy dafpe 
Ecfc/i  24.  2y.  as  Tigm  in  the  time  of  new  fruits 

€Merl). 
Eccl.  20.  28,  he  that  tiUeth  hisland^  (hall 

Cimber. 
m/rf.  1 3 . 1 1 .  a  carpenter  that  felleth  timber 
£«/.22.i6.  as  timber  girt  and  bound  together 

©Hnbjcl0. 
/*rf.  3. 7.  garlands^with  dancesj  and  timbrels 

€fme. 
1  £/#.  1.  19.  held  the  paiTeover  at  that  time 
y.  73.  all  the  time  that  king  Cyrus  lived 
tob.  14. 4.  and  (halbe  defolate  for  a  time 
Efther  id.  20.  inthea'zwe  of  their  afHiftion 
Wifd.  2. 4.  our  name  (halbe  forgotten  \ntime 
y .  our  time  is  a  very  fhadow  that  pafleth 
4.  4.  they  fJourifh  in  branches  for  a  time 
8.  that  which  ftandeth  in  length  of  time 
13.  being  made  perfect  in  a  fhort  time 

fulfilled  a  long  time 
9.  y.  and  of  a  fliort  */«»?,  and  too  young  for 
1  y.  1 2.  our  time  is  here  a  market  for  gaine 
19.  22.  afiift  them  in  every  time  and  place 
Eccl.  1. 24.  will  hide  his  words  in  a  time 
2.  2.  make  not  hafte  in  the  time  of  trouble 

1 1.  and  faveth  in  time  of  affliction 
id.  26.  and  from  the  time  he  made  them 

1 8 .  2 1 .  in  the  time  of  fins  (hew  repentance 
22.  to  pay  thy  vow  in  due  time 

24.  and  the  time  of  vengeance  when  he 

2  y.  remember  the  time  of  hunger 

19.  9.  when  time  cometh  he  will  hate  thee 

22.  nor  at  any  time  the  counfeil  of  finners 
ao.6.  fome  keepeth  Mlence^knowing  his  time 

7.  a  foole  will  regai  d  no  time 
22.  id.  advifed  counfeil,  (hall  feare  no  time 

23.  abide  ftedfaft  to  him  in  the  timd  of  his 
24. 2d.  Jordan ,  in  the  timeol: harveft 

27.  and  as  Geon  in  the  time  of  vintage 
27.  12.  undifcreet,  obferve  the  &>#£ 
29.2.  lend  thy  neighbour  in  time  of  his  n:ed 

y.  he  will  prolong  the  time ,  and  returne 
and  complaine  of  the  time 
30.24.  careful. bringeth  age  before  the  time 
32.4.  (hew  not  forth  wifdome  out  of  time 
3  3 .  23.  at  the  time  when  thou  (halt  end 
3  y  .20.mercy  is  feafonable  in  the  time  ofaffl. 
3d.  8.  make  the  time  fhort,  remember  the 
37. 4.  but  in  the  time  of  trouble  will  be 

38.  13.  there  is  a  time  when  in  their  hands 

39.  28.  in  the  time  of  defiruftion  they  pour 

3  i.and  when  their  time  is  come,they  (hall 
34.  in  time  they  (hall  all  be  well  approv. 

40.  24.  help  againft  the  time  of  trouble 
44.  1 7.  in  the  time  of  wrath,  he  was  taken 
4d-7.in  the  time  of  Mofes  alfo^he  did  a  work 
48.  23.  in  his  lime  die  I'm  went  backward 
49.3.H1  the  time  of  the  ungodly  he  eftablifli, 
yo.  24.  and  deliver  its  a;:  his  time 

yi.io.  in  the  time  of  the  protid^when  rhere  > 
1 2. and  delivered^  me  from  the  evill  time 
30.  in  his  time  he  will  give  you  your  revv. 
B^M.y.  and  thy  Name,  now  at  cMs  time 
Dra.3.14.  neither  is  at  this  time  priace,  nor 
Suf.  1  y.  as  they  watched  for  a  fit  time 

2 Mac.  x.  ti.the 


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a  Mac.  i.  zi.  the  time  came  that  the  fun  (hone 
Cimeff. 

Wi/</.  7.  18.  endingj  and  midft  of  the  times 
8. 8. -and  the  events  offeafons  and  times 
11.  aw  great  drength  at  all  times  when 

Eccl.  1 9. 1 5.  for  many  times  it  is  a  (lander 
1(f.4.  he  (hall  at  all  taw  rejoyce 

43.  6.  herfeafon  for  a  declaration  of  times 

44.  7.  were  the  glory  of  their  times 
47.  ig.  fet  in  order  the  tolemnetimes 

48. 10.  ordained  for  reproofs  in  their  times 
Bar.  4.  i8,  fcck  him  ten  times  more 

<E(mojoa0. 

VVifd.  17-  1 X  •  her  own  witnes;is  very  timorous 

©tmotba>0. 

1  Afrw.  j.  I  !■  Timotheus  being  captaine  of  their 

2  Ate.  8.  30.  thofe  that  were  with  Timotheus, 

a.  3.  happened  unto  Nicanor  and  Timotheus 

10. 14.  now  Timotheus ,  whom  the  Jewes  had 

3 2.  as  for  Timotheus  himfelle ,  he  fled  into 

37.  killed  Timotheus  that  was  hid  in  a 

ii.  18.  as  for  Timotheus,  they  found  him  not 

19.  thofe  thatTimotheus  had  left  in  the 

20.  went  againfl  Timotheus ,  who  had 
ii.  when  Timotheus  had  knowledge  of 
24.  Timo:h:tis  himfelfe  fell  into  the  hands 

€in. 

Eccl.  47.  18.  didft  gitber  gold  as  tin,  and  didft 

€f--e. 

Jud.io.  3.  put  on  a  tire  upon  it,  and  put  on  her 
16.  8.  bound  her  haire  in  a  tire ,  and  tooke  a 
€tti>c0. 
£«Z.3y.  9.  dedicate  thy  fi^M  with  gladnelTe 
1  Much  .3  y.  the  tithes  of  cuftomes  pertaining 

Cobta0. 
Tob.  1 .  9.  and  of  her  I  begat  Tobias 

3.17.  for  a  wife  to  Tobias  the  fon  of  Tobit 

(he  belonged  to  Tobias  by  right  of 
4.  x,  doe  I  not  call  for  my  fon  Tobias 

Tobias  faid  ,  I  will  eat  nothing 
13.  gave  her  to  be  wife  to  Tobias 

8.  1.  they  brought  Tobias  in  unto  her 

4.  Tobias  rofe  out  of  the  bed,  and  faid 

5.  then  began  Tobias  to  fay,  Bleiied  art 

9.  6.  and  Tobias  blefled  his  wife 

1 1.  1.  Tobias  went  his  way  ,  praifing  God 
7. 1  know  Tobias ,  that  thy  father  will 
19.  Tobias  wedding  was  kept  feven  dayes 

1 1 .  1 .  Tobit  called  his  fon  Tobi.ts 

14. 1 1-  but  Tobi.ts  departed  with  his  wife  & 
1  Mac.  3. 1 1.  Hircanus  the  fon  of  Tobi.ts 

€obte. 
I  Mac.  y.  13.  were  in  the  places  of  Tobie,ate 

Cobfet. 
Tob.  !•  I.  of  Tobit ,  the  fon  of  Tobiel ,  the 

€otit. 
Tob.  1.  3. 1  Tobit  have  walked  all  the  dayes  of 
3.i7.whitenesof  Tobit's  eyes-came  Tobit  ho. 
4. 1 .  in  that  day  Tobit  remembred  the  money 
7.  2.  is  th's  young  man  to  Tobit  my  couiin 
4.  doe  ye  know  Tobit  our  kinfman 
7.  had  heard  that  Tobit  was  blind,  he  was 

10.  1. Tobit  his  father  counted  every  dav 
ll.io.Tofealfowent  forth  toward  the  door 

16.  Tobit  went  out  to  meet  his  daughter  in 
17. 'tobit  gave  thanks  before  them,becaufe 

1 2.  t.  Tobit  called  his  fon  Tobias,  and  faid 

1 3. 1. then  Tobit  wrote  a  praver  ofrejoycing 
14. 1.  foTo&iimadeanendof  prayfing  God 
13.  their  fubftance,  and  his  father  Tobit s 
Gotfe. 
I  Efd.  4.  22.  doe  ye  not  labour  and  to'ik 
Co'un.  Co&enff. 

1  Efd.  3.  y.  greater  things  in  token  of  victory 

2  Efd. i.  1  y .  the  quailes  were  as  a  token  for  you 
Wifd.  y.  1 1 .  there  is  no  to\cn  of  her  way  to  be 
Eccl.i  $.z6-is  a  ifl^tf  of  a  heart  that  is  in  profp 
%  Mac.  6.  1 3.  a  token  of  his  great  goodn°fle 
Wifd.  i.  9.  lee  us  leave  tfl^BJ  of  our  joyfulnefle 

Tflfr.  8. 14.  and  ^o/ithem  that  he  was  alive 
//^.lo.iS.OloferneSjtill  they  toldhim  of  her 
Eccl.  19.7.  rehearfe  no-— that  which  is  told 
31.22.  thou  (halt  find  as  I  told  thee 
®<imbe. 
£«/.  21.  8.  flones  for  the  lombe  of  his  buriall 


Gortgue. 
Wifd.  1.6.  his  heart,  and  a  hearer  of  his  tongue 
1 1.  refraine  your  tongue  from  backbiting 
8. 12.  when  I  hold  my  tongue  they  (hall  bide 
Eccl.^a,.  and  learning  by  the  word  of  the  ton. 
29.  be  not  hady  in  thy  tongue 
y.9.fo  doth  the  (inner  that  hath  a  double  ton. 

1 3 .  the  tongue  of  a  man  is  his  fall 

1 4.  lie  not  in  wait  with  thy  tongue 

8.3  .drive  not  with  a  man  that  is  full  of tong. 
9.  18.  a  man  of  an  ill  tongue  is  dangerous  in 
17.  6.  counfell,  and  a  tongue,  andeyes,ears 
19.6.  he  that  can  rule  his  tongue-,, (hall  live 

\6-  hath  not  offended  with  his  tongue 
20.  1.  fome  man  holdeth  his  tongue 

7.  a  wife  man  will  hold  his  tongue 
18.  becter  then  to  (lip  with  the  tongue 

22.  27.  that  my  tongue  dedroy  me  not 
2  j.  7.  the  tenth  I  will  utter  with  my  tongue 

8.  that  hath  not  flipped  with  his  tongue 
a  6. 6.  and  a  fcourge  of  .the  tongue  which 

28-  14.  a  back-biting  tongue  hath  difquie ted 

17.  the  flroke  of  the  tongue  breakcth  the 

18.  fo  many  as  have  fallen  by  trie  tongue 
32.  8.  knowcth,  and  yet  holdeth  his  tongue 
36.  23.  and  comfort  in  her  tongue,  then  is 
37.18. the  tongue  ruleth  over  them  continual. 
5  1.  2.  the  fna re  of  the  flanderous  tongue' 

y.  from  an  uncleane  tongue,  and  from 
6.  to  the  king  from  an  unrighteous  tongue 
Bar.  6.  8.  as  for  their  tongue,  it  is  polilhed  by 
2  Mac.  7.  4.  to  cut  out  the  tongue  of  him  that 
10.  he  put  out  his  tongue,  and  that  right 
1  y.  1 3 .  when  he  had  cut  out  the  tongue 
Gonguerj. 
Eccl.  28. 13.  curfe  the  whifperer^S:  double-tow. 

Congue0. 
wifd.  1  o.  21 .  made  the  tongues  of  them  chat  - 


1  Efd.  1.  41.  tflff^ofthe  holy  veflelsofthe  Lord 

8.  96.  Efdras  arof:,and  took  an  oath  of  the 
Tob.  2.  4.  took  him  up  into  a  roome,  untJIJ  the 
7. 13- and  he  took  ner  °y  the  hand,  &  gave 
m.toof(  paper3and  did  write  an  inltrument 

8.  2.  andioo^the  afties  of  the  perfumes 
1 2 . 6.  he  took  them  both  apart,  and  faid 

Eflher  1  y.  2.  (he  took  two  maids  with  her 
Wifd.  13.3.  took criem  t0  be  gods :  let  them 
Eccl.  47. 1 1.  the  Lord  took  avvay  his  fins 

Cooked. 
Efthcr  14.  y.  tookejl  Ifrael  from  among  all  peo. 

Sop. 
J ud.  9. 13.  againfl  the  top  of  Sion,  and  againfl: 

«Op0. 
jud.  4.  y.  all  the  tops  of  the  mountaines 

2  Mac,  4.22.  was  brought  in  with  torch-light 

Cojttttent. 
f;'f/y.  3. 1  •  there  (ball  no  torment  touch  them 
•  17.  '?•  caufe  which  bringeth  the  torment 

1  Ate-9  ?6.Alcimus  died  at  that  time  with-ftf*". 

2  Mac.  6.  19,  of  his  own  accord  to  the  torment 

28.  immediatly  he  went  to  the  torment 
7.  8.  received  the  next  torment  in  order 
1 7.  how  he  will  torment  thee  and  thy  feed 
CoimenteD. 
2  E/#.  13.  58.  they  (hall  begin  to  he  tormented 
irifd.  6.  6.  men  (halbe  m:ghtily  tormented 
J 1 .  9. in  wrath  and  tormented  ,  thirfting  in 
12.  23.  had  tormented  them  with  their  own 
16.  1.  by  the  multitude  of  beads  tormented 
4.  how  their  enemies  were  tormented 
2  Mac.  7.1.  were  tormented  with  fcourges 

13  they  tormented  and  mangled  the  fourth 
$.6.  for  he  had  tormented  other  mens  bowels 

Cojsmentoi. 

2  Mac.  7.  29.  feare  not  this  tormentor  ,  but 

Cojment0 
i  £/#.  9.  9.defpitefu!Iv5<hal!  dwell  in  torment 
wifd.  19.  4.  was  wanting  to  th^ir  torments 
Eccl.  33.  26.  fo  are  tortures  and  torments 
2  Mac.  7.  37.  that  thou  by  to.  ments  &  nlagucs 

9.  y.  and  fore  torments  of  the  inner  parts 
6.  with  many  and  Orange  torments 

Coine. 
£«/.  6.  2-  that  thy  foule  be  not  tome  in  pieces 


r^/rf.  2.  19.  with  defpitet-Uineflc  and  fr««re 

€ojture0. 

2  Ate.  7.  42.  fe^ds,  and  the  extreme  tortures 


Tob.  12.7.  and  no  evill  iha\\  touch  you 
Jud.  1 1 .  1 3 .  fo  much  as  to  ioUch  wijh  their 
Wifd.  3.  1.  (hall  no  torment  ro«c/;  tilcm 
£w/.  34.  25.  if  he  touch  it  againc,what  avaikth 

'EcnchcQ. 
Wifd-  18.16.  and  it  fw.-cterf  the  heaven  but  it 
20.  of  death  touched  the  righteous  alio 
T>an.  3.  26.  the  Bre  touched  them  not  at  all 

©oi;C!}erfj. 
£«/•  13.1.  he  that  toucbith  pitch,  (halbe  defiled 

Coiner. 
Ectt.f.ti.1%.  a  married  woman'  is  a  raivcr  aga'nfl 
37'.  14.  that  fit  above  in  an  high  tower 

1  Mac.  6.  24.  befiegc  the  tower,  and  are 

9.5  3.  into  the  tower  at  Jerufalem  to  be  kept 
i3.jo.hecleanfcdthefow>-from  pollutions 
y2.  the  temple  that  was  by  the  tower 

2  Mac.  4. 1 2.  exercife  under  the  tow  it  fclfe 

1 3 .  y.  a  tower  of  fifty  cubits  high,  full  of 
15. 3y.  Nicanors  head  upon  the  tower 
<£ococr0, 
1  £/i/.i.yy.  Jerufalem,  fet  fire  upon  her  towers 

4.  4.  mountaines ,  wals,  and  towers 
Tob.  1 3.1(5".  thy  walls  and  towers,  Sc  battlements 
fudi.y  fet  the  towers  thereof  upon  the  gates 

1  Mac.  1.  3  j.  walls,  and  mighty  towers 

y.  6$.  and  burnt  the  towers  thereof  round 
1 6. 10.  they  fled  even  unco  the  lowers  in  the 
Cocone. 

2  Mac.  II.  ft  which  was  a  drong  f/raw 

12.  21.  theroww  was  hard  to  befiege    . 
€ovon0. 

1  Mac.^.6^.  and  the  towns  thereof  round  about 

2  Mac.  8. 1.  went  privily  into  the  towns 

6.  and  burnt  up  towns  and  cities 

Crace. 

jri/H.  2.4.  paflc  away  as  the  trace  of  the  cloud 

y.  10.  the  trace  thereof  cannot  be  found 

€iacetij. 

Eccl.  14.  22.  as  one  that  traceth  ,  and 

Crafnfng. 
a  Mac.  4.  9.  for  the  training  up  of  youth  in  the 

Crdtnc0. 
£«/.  u.  29-  decci.full  man  hath  many  traines 

France. 

2  £/i;/.  1 2.  3.  trouble  and  f/-d?w  of  my  mind 
Crmfgreft'eb. 

1  Efd.  1.  48.  he  tranfgrcffid  the  lavves  of  the  Lo. 

8. 82. we  have  tranfg'effed  thy  commandments 
©ranfgredctr;. 
Eccl.\<).ri,.tranl'ireffeth  the  law  of  the  molt  High 

Granfgw'.i'.ni.  <Sianfgre(Rng0, 

wifd.  2. 1 2.  tranfgrcfflngs  of  our  education 

£«:/.  29.  19.  a  wicked  man  tmtfga  ffing 

4EranfgreHtotlS  ,  See  Prayer  ofManaffcs. 

CranfgrefTt>i0. 

£kZ.  40. 1 4.  (hall  tranfgrclfors  come  to  nought 

€rartfiaret>. 
Ecrf.iC  1  q.tranflatedthe  kingdome  of  the  Perf. 
Wifd.  4.  io-  among  finners  he  was  tranflated 
Eccl.to  %,t,an(lated from  one  people  to  another 

2  Mac  1 1.  23.  our  father  is  transited  unto  the 

€rafceil. 
ff'i/y  6, 14.  (hall  have  no  great  trove U 
Eccl.  8.  1  y-  travel! not  by  the  way  with  a  bold 
3  4.  y .  fancieth  as  a  womans  heart  in  travell 
40. 1.  great  travell  is  created  for  everyinan 
1  Mac-9.  68  counfelland  travellv/asin  vaine 

Crabels. 
ffi/I/.  10.  10.  made  him  rich  in  his  travels 

€ta*ellerj. 
Eccl.  34.9.  a  man  that  hath  traveUed,'knov,xth 

€ra*eUetr>. 
Eccl.  1 9.  1 1 .  a  foole  traveUcth  with  a  word 

£«/.  26. 1 2.  her  mouth  as  a  thirdy  trazeller 
Crat?eller0 

£«/.  42. 3.  partners.and  travellers :  or  ofthe 
Crracicrp. 

1  Ate.  i«f.  17.  committed  a  great  treachery 

2  Ate  ?.  ?  2.  that  fome  treachery  had  been  done 

CrC3C,iCl,on0. 


Apoc.      T  RE       TRE 


TRI 


TRI 


T  R  U  X  R  Q      Apoc 


Crcacbercns. 

Eccl  XT-it-.  fecrers ,  or  a  treacherous  woand    . 

Crest).   , 
fud.  6-  4-  we  will  tread  thita  underfoot 
Bar.  4.  2  5 .  and  (halt  fmzrf  on  his  necke 
t  Mac.  4-  6o.  and  tread  it  down,  as  they  had 

Cveafure. 
Tob.  4.9.  layeft  up  a  good  treafure  for  thy  felfe 
mfd-T.m-  foe  's  a  treafure  unto  men  that  never 
£W/.  3.4. as  one  that  layeth  up  treafure 
6.  14.  foch  an  one,  hath  found  a  treafure 
20. 30.  and  treafure  that  is  hoarded  up 
ja,  1 1.  lay  up  thy  Ueafure  according  to. the 
40-18.  he  that  findetb  a  treafure  is  above 
4 1 . 1 4.  a  treafure  that  is  not  feene,  what 
I  M^.3.28.  he  opened  his  treafure,  and  gave 
1  ?.i  5.  owing  to  the  kings  treafure 
®reaftirer, 

1  f/a*.  1. 1 1 .  to  Mithridates  his  treafurer 

4.  49.  nor  treafurer,  fhould  forcibly  enter 

2  Mac  3.7.  chofeout  Heliodorus  his treafurer 

©reaforcrs. 

1  E(tf.  4. 47-  for  him  unto  all  the  treafurers 
Crcaforesf. 

1  £/!£  i.  54-  and  the  kings  treafures, &  carried 
8.19.  the  keepers  of  the  treafure  s  in  Syria 

£crf.  t . 2  J.  are  in  the  treafures  of  wifdome 
41- 1 2.  a  thoufand  great  treafures  of  gold 
43. 14.  the  treafures  are  opened,  and  the 

Bar.  3. 1  J.  hath  come  into  her  treafures 

l  Mac.  1 .  2  ?•  he  tooke  the  hidden  treafures 

3 .  29.  money  of  his  treafures  failed 

<3Treafarp, 
T  Efd.  y.  45-  into  the  holy  treafury  of  the  works 
8.  18.  give  it  out  of  the  kings  treafury 

1  2lf d£.  14-  '9-  laid  up  in  the  treafury 

i  Mac.  3.  6  that  the  treafury  in  Jerufalem 
13.  brought  into  the  kings  treafury 
24.  with  his  guard,  about  the  treafury 
40.  the  keeping  of  the  treafury ,  fell 

4.  41.  him  they  killed  befide  the  treafury 

5.  18.  Seleucus — 'fen:  to  view  the  treafury 

fud.$.i.knz  ambafTunto  him  to  treat  of  peace 
fcreateO. 

2  Aide.  13.  2*.  the  king  treated  with  them 

©we. 

1  £/y.  6.  32.  fhould  a  r>w  be  taken,  and 
wifd.  1 3. 1 1 .  he  ha  th  fawn  downe  a  tree 
EccL  14.  *8.  greene  leaves  on  a  thick  tree 

27. 6.  declareth  if  the  tree  have  been  drefled 
Bar.  5.  8.  every  fweet  fmelling  tree ,  fhall 
S#/aw.  y  4.  under  what  tree  faweft  thou  them 

<Iree0. 
1  Mac.  10. 3  o.halfe  the  fruit  of  the  trees 
14.  8.  the  trees  of  the  field  their.fru.it 
Cremble. 
1  E/&  4.  31?.  all  works  (hake  and  tremble  at  it 
£«/.  43. 17-  makeththe  earth  to  tremble 
Prayer  ofManaffes  and  tremble  before  thy  power 

'SrembleO. 
£crf.  48. 19.  then  trembled  their  hearts  and 
1  Mac.  2.  24-  and  his  reines  trembled 

12.  28.  they  feared  Utrembled  in  their  hearts 
Crembtfng. 
/«rf.  iy.  2.  feare  and  trembling  fell  upon  them 

€refpaO"e. 
£«/.  16.  u .  if  (he  trefpaffe  againft  thee 

Crefpafferj, 
£«/.  23.  23.  trefpaffed againft  her  owne 

€nall. 
ffi/a.  3.18.  nor  comfort  in  the  day  of  triall 
4. 6.  againft  their  parents  in  their  triall 
6.8 .  a  fore  triall  fhall  come  upon  the  mighty 
EccL  6.  2 1 .  as  a  mighty  (tone  of  triall 

16.  22.  the  triall  of  all  things  is  in  the  end 
27.5.  the  triall  of  man  is  in  his  reafoning 
7.  for  this  is  the  triall  oi  men 

Crtbe.        :    \ 
Tob.  4.  1 2.  which  is  not  of  thy  fathers  tribe 
5.  8.  that  I  may  know  of  what  tribe  he  is 

10.  (hew  me  of  what  tribe  and  family 

1 1.  doeft  thou  feek  for  a  tribe,  or  family 
1 3'  to  know  thy  tribe,  and  thy  family 

fud.  8.  2.  of  her  tribe  and  kindred,  who  died 
Eflher  14.  y.  heard  in  the  tribe  of  my  family 
5 


ertbe?. 

Tcb.  I.  4.  chofen  out  of  all  the  ft'^M  of  Ifrael 

that  all  the  fri&gj  (hould  facrihee  there 
Eccl,  31?.  ii-  gather  all  the  tribes  of  Jacob 
44.  2  3 .  among  the  twelve  tribes  did  he  part 
Crtbulation. 
£/2lw  it.8.a  day  of  darkneffe  and — tribulation 
Eccl.  40. 9.  famine,  tribulation ,  and  fcourge 
1  Mac.  6. 11.  into  what  tribulation  am  I 

Cttbtmes. 
/#rf.  14. 12.  to  their  captains,  and  tribunes 
1  Mac.  16.19.  unto  the  tribune s  he  fent  letters 

Cttbataries. 
1  Mac.  1.4.  became  tributaries  unto  him 

Crttmtc 
1  E/a*.  2. 19.  notonely  refufe  to  give  tribute 
4.  6.  one  another  to  pay tribute  to  the  king 
yo.  (hould  be  free  without  tribute ,  and 

1  Mac.  8.  7.  (hould  pay  a  great  tribute,  and 

1 1.  28.  make  Judea  free  from  tribute 

13.  39.  any  other  tribute  payd  in  Jerufalem 

2  Mac.S.  1  o.the  rritee  of  two  thoufand  talents 

3<?.make  good  to  the  Romans  their  tribute 
Cl'foOtC0. 
1  Mac.  3.  29.  that  the  tributes  in  the  countrey 
3 1 .  there  to  take  the  tributes  of  rhe  countr. 
10.  29.  all  the  Jewes  from  tributes,  &  from 

3 1 .  free — both  from  tenths  and  tributes 
1 5.  30.  the  tributes  of  the  places  whereof 
3 1.  the  tributes  of  the  cities  other  five 


fud.  8. 1 3.  now  trie  the  Lord  Almighty 

VVifd.  11.  10.  admonifh ,  and  trie  us  as  a 

2  Mac.  1 4. 1 8«  durft  not  trie  the  matter  by  the 
CrteD. 

fud.  8. 26.  and  how  he  tried  Ifaac 

27 .he  hath  notified  us  in  the  fire,ashe  did 

Wijd.  1.  3.  and  his  power  when  it  is  frierf 
3.6.as  gold  in  the  furnace  hath  he  triedthem 
11.  9.  for  when  they  .were  tried,  albeit  but 

£«/.  2.  y .  for  gold  is  tried  in  the  fire      .   . 
31.10.  who  hath  been  tried  thereby  , 

2  Mac.  1.34.  after.he  had  tried  the  matter 

fud.S.zf.  to  the  Lord  our  God,which  £w£&  us 

CrtpohSt. 
2  Mac.  14.  i.  entred  by  the  haven  of  Tripoli* 

Criuttipfr. 
ECC/.24.2.  and  triumph  before  his  power 
1  Mac. 2.48 .neither  fuffered  they  the  (inner  to  t . 

®rtainpbefy, 
Wifd.  4.  2. and  triumpbeth for  ever, having 
CroDett. 

1  Mac. 3 .  4y.  the  fanftuary  alfo  was  m><fe» . 

2  Mac.  8 . 2 .  the  people  that  was  trodtn  down  of 

Ctoable. 
Tob.a_.xi,.  in  pride  is  deftruvtwn  &  muchr*t>«e/c 

6. 7.  or  an  evili  fpirit  trouble  any  ,  we  muft 
Eflher  13.7.  well  fettled,  and  without  trouble 
Eccl.z.  2.  make  not  hafte  in  time  of  trouble 
4.  3.  addc  not  more  troub'e  to  an  heart  that 
6.  8.  will  not  abide  in  the  day  of 'trouble 
22.13.  beware  of  him  left  thou  have  trouble 
22.ftedf.unto  him  in  the  time  of  his  trouble 
29. 4.  put  thcmtotrouble  that  helped  them 
37. 4. but  in  the  time  of  trouble  will  be  againft 
40.y.t>o«Wc,and  unquietnefle,feare  of  death 
51.10.  not  leave  me  in  the  days  of  my  trouble 
2  Mac.i.25.  delivered!!  Ifrael  from  all  trouble 
3.30.  afore  was.  full  of  feare  and  trouble 
CronbkD. 
Tob.  12.  16-  they  were  both  troubled,  and 
Efiher  iy.  16.  then  the  king  was  fumbled 
Wifd.  y.  2.  they  fhalbe  troubled  with  terrible 
H.6.  river  ,  troubledwlth  foule  blood 
17.  3.bcinghornbiy  aftonifhed  ,  &  troubled 
Eccl.  20.  21 .  reft,  he  (hall  not  be  troubled 
30.  7.  will  be  troubled  with  every  cry 
40. 6'troubledin  the  vifion  of  his  heart 
y  1 .  2 1 .  my  heart  was  troubled  in  feeking  her 
Bar. 1. 1 .  the  troubled  fpirit  criech  unto  thee 
Dan.^.zg.  neither  hurt  nor  troubled  them 
1  Mac.  3.  6.  were  troubled ,  becaufe  falvation 
7.22,  reforted  all  fuch  as  troubledthe  people 
9.7.  was  fore  troubled  in  mind>  and  much 
1 1-  53 .  but  troubled  him  very  fore 


2  Mac.  y.  3 .  and  troops  of  horfemen  in  array 

Cue. 
1  Efd.  8.  89. 0  Lord  of  Ifraehthou  art  true 
fud.  1 1 .10.  lay  it  up  in  thine  heart,for  it  is  true 
ypifd,i.6*  a  true  beho'der  of  his  heart 
2.  17.  let  us  fee  if  his  words  be  true 
6. 1 7 .  the  very  true  beginning  of  her 
1 2.  27.  him  to  be  the  true  God  ,  whom  they 
£cc.  4<f.  i  y.  he  was  found  a  cn«  prophet 
Das.  3. 7.  thou  haft  done  in  true  judgement 

Tob.7,.T,.  and  thou  judged  fra/y  and  juftly  for 
1 4.  6.  turne  and  feare  ihe  Lord  God  truly 
Eccl.  41.  24.  (halt  thou  be  truly  lhamefaced 
42. 8.  thus  (halt  thou  be  truly  learned 
Crampec0. 
1  Efd.  y.  62.  all  the  people  founded  trumpets 
64.  many  with  trumpets  and  joy  fhouted 
6y.  the  trumpets  might  not  be  heard  for 
66.  what  the  noifc  of  the  trumpets  (hould 
£cc/.yo.i6\  and  founded  the  filver  trumpets 

7o&.ro.i2.daughter  unto  thee  of  efpeciall  trufl 

fud.  2.  y .  men  that  &•«/?  in  their  owne  ftrength 

7. 10.  Ifrael  doe  not  trufl  in  their  fpeares 

8. 20.  we  trufl  that  he  will  not  defpife  us 

Wifd.  3.9.  they  that  put  their  trufl  in  him 

14. 29.  infomuch  as  their  trufl  is  in  idols  i 
Eccl.i.6.  order  thy  way  aright,  and  trufl  in  him 
10.  did  ever  any  trufl  in  che  Lord,  &  was 
4.i7.untill  foe  may  trufitis  foule,&  try  him 
11.  21.  ti"»/2in  the  Lord,  and  abide  in  thy 
1 2.10.  never  trufl  thine  enemy :  for  like  as 
16 .  3 .  truft  not  thou  in  their  life 
32.23.  work,  trufl  thine  owne  foule 
34.7.  have  failed  that  put  their  trufl  in  them 
jy.i  2.  trufl  not  to  unrighteous  facrifices 
3  tf.26.who  will  trufl  a  thiefe  well  appointed; 
3  8.3 1. all  thefe  truk  to  their  hands :  &  every 
Ba>-.3.i7.filverand  gold,  wherein  men  trufl 
Dan.  3 . 1 6 .  confound,  that  put  their  trufl  in  thed 
Sufan.  60.  who  faveth  them  that  trufl  in  him 

1  Mac.  2. 6 1 .  none  that  trufl  in  him,  foalbe 

2  Mac.  3.  2  2.  things  committed  of  trufl 

7. 24.  and  trufl  him  with  affaires 

40  put  his  whole  truft  in  the  Lord 
8.  18.  they  truft  in  their  weapons 
€rttft(tt3. 
Eccl.z6'ZO.trufling  in  the  goodnefle  of  thy  ftock 
2  Mac.  10.  34.  trufling  to  the  ftrength  of  the 

Cruftp. 
Tob.$.B.  he  be  a  fraj?y  man  to  goe  with  thee, 

"Smth. 
1  Efd. 4.  13.  ofwomen,  and  of xbstruth 

33.  fo  he  began  to  fpeake  of  the  truth 
3y.great  is  the  trutb&nd  ftronger  then  all 
3  8.  as  for  the  truth  it  endureth,  and  is 
40.  blefled  be  the  God  of  truth 

Tob.  1 4. 7.  which  love  the  Lord  in  truth  _ 
fud.  1  o.  1 3 .  to  declare  the  words  ot  truth 
VVifd-i.  9.  fhall  underftand  the  truth 
y.  6.  erred  from  the  way  of  truth 
6. 22.  will  not  pafle  over  the  truth 
Eccl.  1,  30  becaufe  thou  cameft  not  in  truth 
4-*y .  in  no  wife  fpeake  againft  the  truth 

28.  ftrive  for  the  truth  unto  death 
1 1.  7.  before  thou  baft  examined  the  truth 
27.  9.  fo  will  truth  returne  unto  them  that 
34.  4.  thing  which  is  falfe,  what  truth  can 
37. 1  y.  he  will  direft  thy  way  in  truth 
41. 19.  and  in  regard  ofthe  truth  of  God 
Dan.  3. 3.  all  thy  judgements  aretruth 
Sufan.  48.  or  knowledge  ofthe  truth 

Crppbon, 
1  Mac.  n.39.  there  was  one  Tryphon  ,  that  had 
5  6.  Tryphon  tooke  the  elephants ,  &  won 
1 2. 39.  Tryphon  went  about  to  get  the 

49. then  lent  Tryphon  an  hofte  of  foot-men 
13. 1.  when  Simon  heard  that  Tryphon  had 
1 4.  when  Tryphon  knew  that  Simon  was 
19.  howbeit  iTrypbori]  difieroblcd 

34.  all  that  Tryphon  did. ,  was  to  fpoile 
1  y.  10.  that  few  were  left  with  Tryphon 

2y  he  fout  upTryphm  that  he  could 
3  7 .  Bed  Tryphon  by  (hip  unto  Orthofias 

39.  the  1 


Apoc.      TURTWI 


TYR 


VAL 


30  the  king  [himfelfe]  he  purfuedTtyphon 
«umblet>. 
Jud.  13. 9.  and  tumbled  his  body  downe  from 

Cntnnlt. 

Epber  II.  J.  behold  a  noife  of  a  f«/»«/r  with 
i  Ata.  1 3.  ii5.  the  camp  with  feare  and  tumult 

Ctimultg. 
Wifd-i$.  i  y  .corruption,  unfaithfulneffei&w&fl#J 

Cnrne.— Game. 
Efther  tj.  17.  rwwour  forrow  into  joy 

14.  is.  turne  their  device  upon  themfelves 
t^/y.  2.1  2.  he  is  not  for  our  turtle 
Eccl.  4.  4-  neither  t#rae  away  thy  face  from  a 
$.£/«"#  not  away  thine  eye  from  the  needy 
y.  7.  make  no  tarrying  to  turne  to  the  Lord 
7.2.  and  iniquity  fhall  turne  away  from  thee 
9.  8.  tumt  away  thine  eye  from  a  beautifull 
11.  34.  turne  thee  out  of  thine  owne 
17.  16.  turne  againe  to  the  moft  High 

turne  away  from  iniquity 
18. 14.  when  he  (hall  turne  away  his  face 
13. 4.  turne  away  from  thy  fervants  alwayes 

y.  turne  away  from  me  vaine  hopes 
17. 1 .  abundance  will  turne  his  eyes  away 
3  y .  2.  he  that  requires  a  good  turne 

40.  11.  {hall  turne  to  the  earth  againe 

41.  si.  to  turne  away  thy  face  from  thy  kinf. 
48.  io.  to  turne  the  heart  of  the  father 

Bar.  i.8.  might  raw  every  one  from  the 
1 1 .  let  wrath  rwae  from  us 
4.  2  .turne  thee ,  O  Jacob ,  and  take 
z  Mac.%  4  that  apparition  might  turne  to  good 
7.24.would  turn  from  the  laws  of  his  fathers 
CurneO. 

1  Efd.  7.  i  y.  the  Lord  had  turned  the  counfell 

8.  87.  we  have  turned  backe  againe  to 
Wifd.  19. 19.  were  turned  into  watery,and  the 
£«/.  £.  9.  being  fwaerf  to  enmity  and  (trife 
28.  and  that  fhalbc  turned  to  thy  joy 
10. 1 2.  his  heart  is  turned  away  from  his 
37.  2.  a— friend  turned  irito  an  enemy 
39.  27.  finners  they  are  turned  into  evill 
4  y.  2j.  the  people  were  turned  backe 
47. 23.  who  turnedaway  the  people  through 
Bar.  1. 13.  his  wrath  is  not  turned 'from  us 
2.  29.  Ihalbe  faraerf  into  a  fmall  number 
4.  34.  her  pride  (halbc  turned  into  mourning 
Sufan.  9.  and  turned  away  their  eyes 

.   47.  then  all  the  peop.  turnedthem  towards 
1  Mac.  y.  ?  ?.  this  done,  Judas  rwTzciafide 
18.  Judas  and  his  hoft  turned  fuddenly  by 
68.  Judas  turned  to  Azotus  in  the  land 
9. 41 .  thus  was  the  marriage  turned  Into  L 
1 1.  yy.  who  turnedhis  back  and  fled 
12.31.  Jonathan  turned  to  the  Arabians 
3  3.  whence  he  turned  afide  to  Joppe 
2  Ate.  8.  y.  wrath  of  the  Lord  was  [turned  into 
10.  iy:  turned  themfelves  to  pray  unto  God 

wlf.  7. 1 8-  alteration  of  the  turning  of  the  fun 
Eccl.  38.21.  there  is  no  turning  againe 
1  Mac.  3.  8.  turning  away  wrath  from  Ifrael 

Curneflf. 
£a/.  3.  3V.  he  that  requireth  good  tumes  is 

Curpetvttoe. 
£«/.  24.  i£.  as  theturpentine-treel  ftretched 


Sw/atf.  y.  two  of  the  ancients  of  the  people 
8.  the  two  ciders  faw  her  going  in  every 

1  Mac.  1.  itf.  the  dominion  off  jvorealmes 
9,  y  7.  Judea  was  in  reft  two  yeeres 
1 1 . 1 3 .  fet  two  crownes  upon  his  head 
13.  16.  two  of  his  fons  for  hoftages,  that 

2  Mac.  6. 10.  two  women  brought,  who  had 

«p?e. 

1  Efd.  y.  yy.  them  of  Sydonalfo  and  Tyre 

©pilaris. 
Eccl.  46.  1 8.  the  rulers  of  the  Tynans 

©piannp. 
Wifd.  14. 2 1.  either  calamity  or  tyranny 
1 6.  4.  on  them,  exceeding  tyranny,  fhould 
ttp;ant. 
Ws/3.  12.14.  neither  fhall  king  or  tyrant  be 

2  Mac.  y.  14.  the  fury  of  a  cruell  fyraf 

€p?ant0. 
wifd.  8. 1  y.  horrible  tyrants  fhall  be  afraid 
Cp?HSf. 

1  Ate.  11.  y9.  called  the  ladder  of  Tyrus 

2  Ate.  4.18.  the  game — was  kept  at  Tyrus 

32.  and  fome  he  fold  into  Tyrus 

44.  when  the  king  came  toTyrus,  three 

49.  even  they  of  Tyrus,  moved  with 


YEN       V  E  S        Apoc, 


mile. 

wifd.  17. 3.  under  a  vaile  of  fotgctfulnefle 
i  Mac.i.  2i.ccnfersofgold3and  ihcvaite 

mm. 

Jud.  6.  9.  none  of  my  words  fhalbe  in  vaine 
Wifd.  3.  .11.  their  hope  is  vaine,  their  labours 
13 . 1 .  vaine  are  all  men  by  nature 
14.14.  by  the  vaine  glory  of  men 
1  y.  8.  he  maketh  a  vaine  god  of  the  fame 
Eccl.  3 .  *  4.  by  their  owne  vaine  opinion 
23.  1 1.  and  if  he  fwearc  inswap  he  fhall 
34. 1.  hopes— are  r<w»e  and  falfe 

y.  and  dreames  are  vaine  :  and  the  heart 
aHaUatit. 

1  Mac.  2.  £4.  ye  my  fons,  be  valiant 
3.  y8.  arme  your  felves,and  btvaliantmen 
4. 3 .  and  the  valiant  men  with  him 
y.  %6.  heard  of  the  valiant  ads  }and 
9. 2 1 .  how  is  the  valiant  man  fallen 

13.  y  3.  that  John  his  fon  was  a  valiant  man 

1 4.  3  2.  and  armed  the  valiant  men  of  his 

2  Mac- 13. 1  y.  with  the  moft  valiant  &  choife 
©alfantlp: 

1  Ate  2.  46-  thofe  they  circumcifed  valiantly 

4!  3  y.  either  to  live  or  dye  valiantly 

6. 3 1 .  them  with  fire,  and  fought  valiantly 

(JUsllatttncfte. 

Eccl.  31.  2y.  'fhew  not  thv  valiantneffe  in  wine 

3UaIour, 


1  Efd.  y .  41.  them  of  twelve  yeeres  old  and 

7.  8.  and  twelve  goats  for  the  fin  of  all 

8.  y4-  then  I  feparated  twelve  of  the  chiefe 
£«/.  49.  10.  and  oftheftw/n?  prophets    let 

1  Mac.  1.7.  Alexander  reigned  fjw/we  yeeres 

Cooice. 
,7W.  13.8.  finote  twice  upon  his  necke 
Eccl.  12.  y.  fhall  receive  twice  as  much 
13.7.  draw  thee  dry  twice  or  thrice 
32.7.  fcarcely  when  thou  a  rt  twice  asked 
44-M-  every  yeere  twice  continually 
Ctofftcrj. 
Eccl.  4y.  1 1.  with  ttvifted  Ccatht}  the  works  of 

m  «roo. 

1  £/a.  y.  7  3 .  for  the  fpa.ee  of  t wo  yeeres 
Eccl.  2. 12.  the  finner  thacgoethfw  wayes 
26.  28.  there  be  two  things  that  grieve  my 
3  J  •  1  y .  and  there  are  two  and  two 
Jo.  2y.  there  be  two  manner  of  nations 


1  Mac.  y.  67.  defirous  to  fhew  their  valour 
8.  2.  they  were  men  of  great  valour 

2  Mac- 1  y.  1 7.  to  ftirre  them  up  to  valour 
Ualue. 

wifd.  i  y.  10.  his  life  of  leffe  value  then  clay 

aHalucrj. 
Eccl.%6.  iy.  continent  minde  cannot  be  valued 

SBallep. 
Jud.  4.  4.  Efora,  and  to  the  valley  of  Salem 
7.3.camped  in  the  valley  neere  unto  Bethulia 
10. 10.  till  fhe  had  paffed  the  valley 
(HanfCh. 
Wifd.i.  3.  our  fpirit  fhall  vanifh  as  the  foft  aire 
Eccl.  40. 1 3.  and  fhall  vanifh  with  a  noife 

aUanffberj. 
B«\  3. 19.  they  are  vanifhed}and  gone  downe 

SUnpour. 
Wi/i  1 1. 1 8.  breathing  out  either  a  fiery  vapour 
Eccl.  22.  24.  as  the  vapour  and  fraoake 

38. 28.  the  vapour  of  the  fire  waftethhis  flefh 
2  M)«.  7.  y.  as  the  -orf/M/fl*  of  the  pan  was  for  a 

atlaponrer. 
£«/.  43. 4.  breathing  out  fiery  vapours ,  and 

©artancc. 
£«/.  8.  2.  be  not  at  variance  with  a  rich  man 

flftartetp. 
£«f".  3  8.  i  7.  are  diligent  to  make  great  vtriety 
yo.  1 8  great  variety  of  founds  was  there  made 


aiault. 
2  Efd.  16.  y?.  tie  heavens  like  a  vault 

Haunt. 
1  Afac.10.70.  why  doeft  thou  vaunt  thy  power 

©annting. 

fifd.  y.  8.  which  our  vauntingbrought  us 
17.  7.  and  their  vaunting^  wifdome 
miftmtnty, 
1  Mac.  14. 38.  and  life  with  all  vehemency 

STftjemcntlp. 
■£«/.  17.  2<y.  hate  thou  abomination  vehemently 

SHengeance, 
/«<£ «?.  y.  untill  I  take  vengeance  of  this  natj 
8. 27.  neither  hath  he  taken  venge ance  of us 
9-  2.  to  take  vengeance  of  che  ftrangers 
16.  17.  will  take  vengeance  of  them  in  the 
Efther  1 7.  1 8.  fpecdily  rendring  vengeance 
Wifd.  1. 8.  be  hid,  neither  fhall  vengeance 

11.  1  y.  beafts  upon  them  for  vengeance 
Eccl.  y.  7.  perifh  in  the  day  of  vemeance 
7-17.  for  the  vengeance  of  the  ungodiy 
12.6.  and  will  repay  vengeance  unto  the 
18. 24.  and  the  time  of 'vengeance  when  he 
a  7-  18.  vngMKe  as  a  lion  fhall  lie  in  wait 
28. 1.  he  that  revengeth  fhaJl  finde  vengeance 
3  y.  1 8;  repayed  vengeance  to  the  heathen 
39- 18.  fpirits  that  are  createdfor  vengeance 
47-  *y.  till  the  vengeance  came  upon  them 
I  A/<Jc.7.9.fho!ild  take  vengeance  of  the  children 
24.  and  tookc  vengeance  of  them  that  had 
z  Ata.  6.  1  y.  fhould  take  vengeance  of  us 

2Beno(ne. 
£«■/.  28.  19.  through  the  wsa/w*  thereof 

mnemoaff. 
mfd.  i6.io.  very  teeth  of 'venemous  dragons 

aBermtifon. 
ftya.  13-14.  laying  it  over  with  vermilion 

...  mnae, 

W**.  1  .and  to  have  vertue ;  for  the  memorial! 
13-  4-  aftonifhed  at  their  power  and  vertue 
*9-  z  o.  forgetting  his  owne  vertue 
Eccl.  3  8.  y.  that  the  vertue  thereof might  be 
2  Ate.  6.  3 1 .  a  memoriall  of  «r/w 
1  y .  1  * .  from  a  child  in  all  points  of  vertue 
JKfrtucs. 
^i/!t  7.  20.  and  the  vmmm  of  roots 

8Bertnonsr. 
2  £/«.  r6. 49.  and  a  vertuoits  woman 
£«/.  2  6. 1 .  the  man  that  hath  a  vertuom  wife 
2.  a  vertuom  woman  rejoyceth  her  fjUi,b 
1 8. 1  y.  hath  caft  out  a  vertuom  women 
2  Ata.  1  y .  1  z.  a  wr«w«  and  a  good  man 

mxus. 

Eccl.  44.  y.  recited  verfes  in  writing 

3BeffeU. 
fT/rf.  13. 1 1.  and  madea  veffell  thereof 
1 4. 1.  then  the  veffell  that  carrieth  him 
y.  paffing  the  rough  fea  in  a  weak  veffell 
6.  efcaped  in  a  weake  veffell 
Eccl.  21. 14.  are  like  a  broken  veffell 

yo.9.  asawj/t^ofbeaten  gold 
Bar.  6. 17.  like  as  a  veffell  that  a  man  ufeth 
y9.  a  profitable  veffell  in  an  houfe 
aneffel*. 
r  £/a.  1,  4y.  the  holy  ve/felsofthc  Lord 

4.  44.  to  fend  away  all  the  veffels 
Wifd.  1  y.  7.  -veffels  that  ferve  for  cleane 

13.  maketh  brittle  veffels ,  and 
Eccl.  27.  y.  proveth  the  potters  veffels 
Bar.  1.8.  received  the  veffels  of  the  houie 
1  Mac.  1. 2i.  tooke— all  the  ir/7e/j  thereof 
23.  and  the  precious  veffels  :  alfo  he 
2.  9.  her  glorious  f  f/7r/s  are  carried  away 
6. 1 2. 1  tooke  all  the  w/j'/j  of  gold 
11.  y8 .  he  fent  him  golden  veffels 
14.  iy.  multiplied  the  veffels  of ihe 
zMac.  4.  3z.  ftole  certaine  veffels  of  gold 
48.  the  holy  veffels,  did  fpone  fuffer 
y .  16.  the  holy  veffels  with  polluted  hands 
9.  i6\reftore  all  the  holy  veffels 
JBeftmcnt0. 

1  £/W.  4.  y4.  and  the  priefts  veflments 

y.  19.  flood  arayed  in  their  veftements 

2  Ate.  3.  iy.  altar  in  their  priefts  vefiments 

Jftcite. 


Apoc.  VEX 


VIS 


UND 


UND 


UND  Apoc". 


©ejee. 
z  Mac. f.n.he  left  ^overnours  to  vexe  the  nat. 

"©eiceD.,  . 
Tob.6.j.  the  party  (hall  be  no  more  vexed 
wifd.ii  A  i-  or  prefent,  they  were  vexed  alike 
1 7.  i  j.  were  partly  vexed  with  monftrous 
Eccl-4-3.  trouble  to  an  heart  that  is  vexed 

41.1.  and  is  vexed  with  all  things 
iar.z.  1 8 .  the  foul" that  is  greatly  vexed 
1  Mac. 1.  j.thofe  that  vexedhis  people 

CJialff. 
1  Efd.z.i$.  vials  of  gold  thirty,  and  of  filver 

©ice. 
Wifd.7'$o.vkeRaU  not  prevail againft  wifdom 

©fctbjp. 
1  Efd. 2.^.  and  greater  things  in  token  of  vicl. 
9. to  him  fhall  the  viclory  be  given 

I  i.truth  beareth  away  the  viclory 
4»j.  if  they  get  the  viclory_t\\Qy  bring 

j9.faid,From  thee  cometh  viclory 
Wifd.^.1.  having  gotten  the  vi&sry  ftriving 
10.  i  i.conflicl  fhe  gave  him  the  viclory 
1  Afac.  j.19.  the  wiffo/7  ofbattell  ftandeth 
z  Ate.8.3  3  .kept  the  feaft  for  the  wfifery 
10.  j  8.  and  given  them  the  viclory 
1  z.  1  r  .by  the  help  of  God  got  the  viclory 
1 3.1J.  were  about  him>Vic7ory  is  of  God 
1  j.6.  fet  up  a— monument  of  his  viclory 
8. and  now  to  expect  the  viclory 

I I  .that  viclory  cometh  not  by  arms 

5Sftt«aIsf. 
fud.4.  j.laid  up  vicluals  for  the  provision 
1 1. 1  z. for  their  itfc7«fl/.s  fail  them 

1  2kf«.i.3J.ftored  it  alfo  with  armour  Si  vicl. 
6.49.  they  had  no  vicl.uals  there  to  endure 

J7.and  our  vicluals  are  but  fmall 
8.26.  upon  them,or  aid  them  with  vicluals 

23.  neither  fhall  vicluals  be  given 
9.  j2.in  them,and provihonof  vicluals 
13.21.  wilderneffe,and  fend  them  vicluals 

j  j.bars^and  laid  up  vicluals  therein 
14.10.  provided  vicluals  for  the  city 

2  Jkf4;.$'.i8.thekin~'  fent  toview  the  treafury 

©ieweD. 
fud.7.7.  and  viewed  rhe  paffages  up  to  the  city 

©He. 
w/i.4.18.  they  fhall  hereafter  be  a  vile  carcafe 
1 1 . 1 5 .  void  of  reafon,  and  vile  beads 
13.14.  or  made  it  like  fomeztt/ebeaft 
2  Ate.i  j.j  2.  fhewed  then  wife  Nicanors  head 

©tne. 
x  £/H.  j.23.haft  chofen  thee  one  only  vine 

©InepatU. 
2  £/i.  16.30.when  as  a  vineyard  is  gathered, 
43.  he  that  planteth  the  vineyard 
©ineparOsr. 
1  Efd.4.16.  them  that  planted  vineyards 

©fntage. 
ffcZ.24.27.and  as  Geon  in  the  time  of  vintage 

Violence. 
Wifd.j.zo.  the  violence  of  winds,  and  the 
Eccl.zo.4.  executeth  judgement  with  violence 

1  Mac.4.2.0.  who  didft  quell  the  violence 

6.47.  and  the  violence  of  his  forces 
7. if .  to  take  away  Judas  by  violence 

2  Af<tf. 4.40.  began  firft  to  offer  violence 

©tolent.  ©folentlp. 
Wifd.i  3 .2.  or  the  violent  water,  or  the  lights 
17. 18.  fall  of  water  running  violently 
19.7.  and  out  of  the  violentHteam 
£ce/.A6.6.madethe  battell  to  fAlviolently 
z  Mac.0.7.  carried  violently, fo  that  having 
14.41.  and  violently  broken  into  the  utter 
©frgtn. 
Eccl.to.q.  Lift  of  an  eunuch  to  deflour  a  w*-gi» 
30.20.as  an  eunuch  thit  imbraceth  a  virgin 
©(rgfns. 
2  Efd.i6.$  3 .  the  virgins  fhall  mourn 
J«rf.  16.5.  and  mv  virgins  as  a  fpoil 

1  Ato.  1.26.  the  siiwanil  young  men  were 

2  AfrfC.3.19.  and  the  virgins  that  were  kept  in 

j .  1 3.  flaying  of  niVf H»  and  infants 
©iftort. 

2  E/#.  10.37.wilt  (he"-  thy  fenrantof  this  vifion 
Eccl.$  4«3.the  vijton  of  dreams  is  the  refemblan. 


40.6. troubled  in  the  vifion  of  his  heart 
t,6.  r  J.  was  known  to  be  faithfull  in  vifion 
49.8.Ezechiel  who  faw  the  glorious  vifion 

2  Mac.t  j.  1 2. and  this  was  his  vifiomthzt  Onias 
5IltQ<M0. 

'4'ifd.  1 7-4.and  fad  vifions  appeared  unto  them 

-  mat, 

z  Efd.6. iS.to  vijit  them  that  dwell  upon  the 

9.2.  Higheft  will  begin  to  vijit  the  wotld 

fud.S.  33.  the  Lord  will  vijit  Ifrael  by  mine 

13.20.  to  vijit  thee  in  good  things 
Eccl.z.14.  when  the  Lord  (hall  vijit  you 
7.3  j.  be  not  flow  to  vijit  the  fick 
16. 1 8. (hall  be  moved  when  he  fhall  vijit 
autatatfon, 
wifd.^.f.  in  the  time  of  their  vifitation they 
1 3. (hall  have  fruit  in  rhe  vifitation  of  fouls 
1 4. 1 1  .upon  the  idols— there  be  a  vifitation 
Eccl.  1 8. 20.  in  the  day  of  vifitation  thou  (halt 
34.6.  from  the  mod  Hi^h  in  thy  vifitation 
©tStetJ. 
1  E/J/.6. 5. the  Lord  h  id  vififd chc  captivity 
©tfittng. 

1  A/ac.16  14.  vifiting  che  cities  thatwere 

2  Mac-i. 8.  undera  colour  oivifiiing  the  cities 

©nable. 
Wr/S.  1  2.9.  not  that  thou  waft  unable  to  bring 
1 3.i6.that  it  was  unable  to  help  it  felf 
iip.is  moft  unable  to  do  any  thing 
©naDbifeuIg. 

1  Mac.  j. 67.  went  out  to  fight  unadvifedly 

©naroawsu 

2  Mac.8.6.  he  came  zutna'ivares, and  burnt 

1 2.37.2nd  rulhing  unawares  upon  Gorgias 
©nbeleeWng. 
Wifd.x0.7_  monument  of  an  unbeleeving  foul 

©ubtttko. 
2  Mac.f.i  o.  that  had  caft  out  many  unburied 

Uncertain. 
Wifd.o.  14. and  our  devices  a'rebut  uncertain 
z  Afcrc.7.34.  nor  puffed  up  with  uncertain  hopes 

©nefjattgeable. 
2  £/3.6.44.and  flowers  of  unchangeable  colour 

©ncircumcifeo. 
£/?<';.  1 4. 1  ?•  abhor  the  bed  of  the  uncircumcifed 
1  Ato.  1. 1  J  .made  themfelves  uncircumcifed 
48.  leave  their  children  uncircumcifed 
z.4^.within  the  coafts  of  Ifrael  uncircumcifed 
©nclean, 
Eccl.3n.r_.0f  inunclean  thing,whatcan  be 
40.  t  5 .  but  are  as  unclean  roots  upon  a  hard 
j  i.j.  of  hell,  from  an  unciean  tongue 
1  Af<zc.  1. 47  .fwines  flefh,and  unclean  bcafts 
62.  not  to  eat  any  unclean  thing 
4.43.  defiled  (tones  into  an  unclean  place 
©ncleamtea'e. 

1  Efd.  1 .42.  and  of  his  uncleannejfe  and  impiety 

8. 8 3. have  filled  it  with  their  uncleannejfe 
87.  with  the  uncleannejfe  of  the  nations 
Mi/&i4.i6\adultery,and  fhamelefle  uncleannejfe 
\i  Mac.i.^S.  with  all  manner  of  uncleannejfe 
1 3"48.he  put  all  uncleameffe  out  of  it 
©ncomfottable. 
Eccl.iS.i  j.neither  ufc  uncomfortable  words 

©ncoberet), 

y«i.9.i.and  uncovered  the  fackcloth  wherewith 

©tibeSlet). 

^'i/rf.  3.13.  bleffed  is  the  barren  that  is  undefikd 
4. 2.  driving  for  unde filed  rewards 
7.22.  fubtile,lively,cleer  ;,unde filed $\iin 
8.20. 1  came  into  a  body  unde  filed 
14.24.nor  marriagesany  longer  undefiled 

2  M.ac.f.^0.  fo  this  man  died  undefiled 

14.3  6.  keep  this  houfe  ever  undefiled 
1  j.34.hath  kept  his  own  place  undefiled 
Unuermtae, 
r?7^/.4.i2.doth  undermine  the  Ample  mind 
Eccl.  12.17.  yet  fhall  he  undermine  thee 

3ftnt>ertntne0, 
2  Mflc4.26.had  undermined  his  own  brother 
being  undermined  by  another 
©nuerUantj. 

Wifd.1.9.  in  him,fhall  underliand  the  truth 
4.17.  and  fhall  not  underHaud  what  God 
6.i.heartherefore,Oyekings,and«B^/2W 
I3.4.1etthem  underfiandby  them,  how  much 
Zzfczz 


Eecl.^z^.  thewed  unto  thte,  then  men  underfi 
29-the  prudent  will  under fiand  j  parable    " 
1  i.y.imderflanddtfi,iad  then  rebuke 
17.6.  an  heart  gave  he  them  to  under fiand 
34.1 1. 1  underfland  more  then  I  can  i-xprelTe 

JJir.3.9.  give  ear  to  under jiand  wifdome 
6.41  .as  though  he  were  able  to  under  fiand 

©nrjevftanDctlj 

lVifd.9.1  i.fhe  knoweth  and  underflandcth  all 
SBnrjerftanutng, 

^"i/fif.  1 .  j .  that  ate  w  ichou t  underftanding 
4.1 1  .(hould  alter  his  underfland ing 
7.7.  and  underftanding  was  given  me 

22.  for  in  her  is  an  under/landing  fplric 

23.  and  going  thorow  all  understanding 
9.  j.  and  too  young  for  the  understanding" 
1 2.24  as  children  of  no  underftanding 

13. 13.  by  the  skill  of  his  underftanding 
Eccl.i. 4. md  the  underftanding  of  prudence 
i9.skill  and  knowledge  of  underftanding 
3.13  .and  if  his  underftanding  fail,  have 
j.  10.  be  ftedfaft  in  thy  understanding 

1 2.  if  thou  haft  under slanding pntwet 
6. 20. he  that  is  without  underftanding 
33.  thou  (halt  receive  underftanding 
3  ?.  parables  of  underftanding  efcape  thee 
3  6. if  thou  feeft  a  man  of  underftanding 
7. 2  j.  give  her  to  a  man  of  underftanding 
8.9.  of  them  thou  (halt  learn  under  Handing 
1 0.2 3. the  poor  man  that  hath  underftanding 
si  .1  J.  and  underftanding  of  the  hvv 
14.20.  holy  things  by  his  underftanding 
2 1 .  have  underftanding  in  her  fecrets  ■ 

1  j. 3.  with  the  bread  01  undemanding 
16.4.  for  by  one  that  hath  understanding 

23 .  he  that  wanteth  underftanding  will 
17.  j.  he  imparted  them  underftanding 

7.  he  filled  them  with  underftanding 

9.  declare  his  works  with  underftanding 
i8.28.every  man  of  underftanding  knoweth 

29.they  that  were  of 'underftanding 
19-2-wine — will  make  men  of  underftanding 

24.  he  that  hath  fmall  understanding 
29-andone  that  hath  underftanding 

1 1 . 1 1  .getteth  the  underftanding  thereof 

2  5  .the  words  of  fuch  as  have  underftanding 
ii. 1 1.  for  he  wanteth  underftanding 

1 3  .to  him  that  hath  no  underftanding 
1  J.then  a  man  without  underftanding 
17.  fetled  upon  a  thought  of  underftanding 
24.26.he  maketh  the  underftanding  to  abound 

2  j .  j. underftanding  and  counfell  to  men 

8.  dwelleth  with  a  wife  of  underftanding 
26.28.  men  oi  under  fiand.  that  are  not  fet  by 
27.12.be — among  men  of  underftanding 

3  3.3.  a  man  of  underftanding  trufteth  in  the 
34.i.the  hopes  of  a  man  void  of under -Handing 
3  6.19/0  doth  an  heart  of  underftanding 
37.22.  and  the  fruits  of  underftanding 
39.6.be  filled  with  the  fpirit  of  underftanding 

9.  many  (hall  commend  his  underftanding 
44. 3 .  give  counfell  by  their  under ftandim 
47. 14.  as  a  flood  filled  with  underftanding 

23.  and  one  that  had  no  underftanding 
jo. 27.  book  the  inftru&ion  of  underftanding 
Bdr.3.14.  learn — where  is  underftanding 

3  2 .  found  her  out  with  his  underftanding 
z  Aftfc.9.27.  that  he  underftanding  my  minde 

1 1. 1 3 .  as  he  was  a  roan  of  underftanding 
aBnuerttoQD. 

1  Efd.9.  j  j.becaufe  they  under flood  the  words 
mfd-4-i  j.people  faw,and  underjioodh  not 
Eccl.  1 .7 .  who  hat h  under ftood  her— experience 
Bflr.3.2 1.  nor underftood the  paths  thereof 

©nOertafee. 

2  Mac.z.z-j.we  will  undertake  gladly  this  great 

©rmetta&etr;, 
E«/. 2 9. 1 9. he  that  underta^etb,3.nd  followeth 
2  Mac.z.zg.he  that  underta\etb  to  fet  it  out 

©nDertot*. 
1  Efd.  1.28  .but  undertook  to  fight  with  him 

1  Af<K.8.io.fo  Nicanor«»«fcrMft(;tomake 

©nueraifttcn, 

2  Mac.a.  1 8 .  the  Jews  the  letters  underwritten 

©nOifcreet 
Eccl.z7.lz.  if  thou  be  among  the  undifcrett 
_______  ©noielTerj 


Apoc,  •    UN'G       UN  J 


UNP       UNR 


V01 


UnozeiTW). 

i  Efd.i^.yS.  it  isle  it  undreffcd^nd  iscaft  into 
Unfirftpflf. 

z  Ejd.  15  4-all  the  unfaithfull  iha'l  Jie  in  their 

^'7/rf.i6.i9.thehopeoftlie«w/flir/f«^ih3llfnelc 

Unfaithfulncfte. 

lEfd.i  5.4.  (hall  die  in  tin ir  unfaithfulneffe 

©nfafneo. 

'fffrf.i 3. «6. brought  thint  imfaincd  command. 
2  Ato  14  8.  f°r  thc«»/aiaerffarcl  have 
Unftuftfiill. 

iPifd.i.n-  their  labours  HnfruitfitUy  and  their 

Ungo$lp. 
.'/'i/y.  1.9.  into  the  coutilels  of  the  ungodly  . 
16.  but  ungodly  men  with  their  works 
3 aS.  but  the  ungodly  (hall  be  puniftied 
4  3. the  multiplying  brood  of  the  ungodly 

i6.lhallcondemn  the  ungodly  wh  ch  are 
5. 1 4.th'.  h  >pe  of  the  «  godly  is  like  dull 
io.6.when  the  ungodly  pcnltud,  fhe 
1 1.9.  hovV  the  ungodly  were  punifhed 

1  2.9.  to  bring  cIk  ungodly  under  the  hand 

14  9.for  the  imgd'.y  and  h:sungodlinefl'e 
i6.an  ungodly  a:ftofne  grown  ftrong 
3  1  punii(heth' — the  off  nee  of  the  ungodly 

i6.ifi-  the  ungodly  that  denied  to  know  thee 
19.1.3s  for  the  ungodly,wr:ith  came  upon 
Eccl.7. 17  the  vengeance  ofthe  wijW/y  is  fire 
9.1 1.  that  the  ungodly  have  p'e.ifure  in 
12.  5.  but  give  not  to  the  «-.^orf^ 
6.repay  vengeance  unto  the  ungodly 

1 5  14.  is  evil  in  the  mouth  ofthe  ungodly 
16,1. neither  delight  in  ungodly  (ons 

3  .th;n  to  have  .hem  that  are  ungodly 
d.in  the  congveg  tioo  ofthe  Btfgorf/jr 
2 1 .  27  when  the  ungodly  curfeth  Satan 

2  z.i2.bat  for  a  fool,  and  an  ungodly  man 
26.21?.  (hall  be  ccunted  itngod'y  of  all 
4 1 .  f .  in  the  dwelling  oi  ttv  tagodly 

8.  wobe  untc?y  jU  ungdly  nun,  which 
io.fothe##?fli)()'  (hall  go  from  a  curfe 
42.2.  of  judgement  to  jnfttfie  the  ungodly 
4  9.5 .  an  d  in  the  time  of  .ht  ungodly  lie 
Bar.  1. 1 2.we  haie  finned,  we  have  done  ungodly 
i  Mac?  8.t  eftroyingthe«??gM[/youtofthem 
1 5.  a  mighty  hoft  of  the  ungodly  to  help 
6. 2  i  .unto  whom  fome  ungody  iicn  of  Ifrad 
7.  j  all  the  wicked  and  u  godly  men  of  Ifrael 
9.58. then  all  the  ungodly  arm  held  a  council 

7  3. and  he  deftroyed  the  ungodly  men 
1 1.2  1.  then  certain  ungodly  peifons 
2  Ate.i.i7-hathdeliver  d  up  ihtungodly 
4.13.  of  Jafon  that  ungodly  wretch 
8.2.the  temp'e  profaned  of  ungodly  men 
UngoUKneffe. 

iE/y.r.r  2.his  people  for  their  great  ungodlinefft 
:rifd.  14.9.  the  urgrrly  and  his  ungodliness 
Ungracious, 

1  Af  <if  .4.  j  9.  th  Is  ungracious  Jafon  fent  fpeciall 

8 .  3  4  fir  that  moft  ungracious  Nicanor 
1  5.3 .  then  this  m"ft  ungracious  wretch 
U.slnppv*. 

2  Afaf-f  6.  would  bi  a  moft  unhappy  ivy 

8, therefore  he  had  an  unhappy  return 

Eccl.  25. 1  .the  «»«fy  <  f  br  thren,  the  Jove  of 

Unjuft. 
1  £#.4  3  9. from  all  #&•«/?  and  wicked  things 
n'ifd  16.19.  deft.oy  the  fruits  of  an  «»/«/?  land 
£ff/.7.2.dcpart  from  the  #»/«/?,  and  iniquity 
I9.2  5.fubttlty,and  the  fame  is  unjufl 
40.13.  the  goods  of  the  #8/«S  (lull  be 
41.  t  9.o( unjuH  dealing  before  thy  partner 
Dan.  i-9  and  to  an  unjufi  king,and  the  moft 
2  AfiK.4.48.did  foon  fuft\:r  mjusl  punifliment 

Unjnftlp. 
W*/i.i4.28.prophefie  hes,or  live  unjufily 
go.and  Mounjufily  fwore  in  deceit 
Eccl. 5 .8 .he irt  upon  goods  unjuftly  gotten 
2  Mac.8.17.  that  they  had  unjuslly  done 

Unknown. 
Wifd.\\.\$. ox  unknown  wilde  beads  full  of 

i8.j.a  guide  ofthe  untylo'Mt  journey 
aAftff.i.ij*.  fothat  the  place  was  unknown 

aUnlacofull, 
Wj/"o!  4-tf.children  begotten  of  unhwfull  beds 


UnlcarneD, 

£ff/.6.20very  unpleafant  to  the  unlearned 
5 1. 2 3. draw  neer  unto  mc  you  unlearned 
UttlOQeieo. 
FAVdf.18.17.came  upon  them  unloosed  for 

Unmeafurable. 
har-^.2 ? .  no  end :  high,and  unmeafurable 
Pray.ofManaJf.thy — promife is  unmeafurable 

Unmercifull. 
Eccl.  ij. 1  i.nor  with  an  unmercifull  man 

Unmmofun. 
£ff  .3  7.6.be  not  unmindful/  of  him  in  thy  riches 

Unneceffarp. 

£0^.3.23.  be  not  curious  in  unneceffary  matters 

Unpaffatle. 
Ejlh.16. 24.no:  only  unpayable  for  men 

Unperfect. 
Wi/tf.4.f .' the  unperfe£t  branches  (hall  be  broken 
faZ.42.24.he  hath  made  nothing  imperfect 

Unpleafant. 

Ecd.6.10.  (he  is  very  unpleafant  to  the  underft. 

Unprofitable. 

if'ifd.  1. 1 1  .of  murmuring  which  is  unprofitable 
4.  j. their  fruit  unprofitable, not  ripe 
1 6. 29.1hall  run  away  as  unprofitable  water 

Eccl.  1 6. 1  .defire  not — unprofitable  childi  en 
5  7. 1 4 .  yet  is  unprofitable  to  himfelf 
Unpunflhet). 

Eccl.7. %. tR0U  (halt  not  be  unpunished 

Unreafonable, 
fTf/a'.  1 1. 1 5. a  multitude  of  unreafonable  beads 

Unrigbt. 
Wii/H.  12.13  -tny  judgement  is  not  miright 

Unrighteous. 

1  £/^-4.36.with  it  is  no  unrighteous  thing 
£/?/;.  1 4. 1  j  hate  the  glory  of  the  unrighteous  thi. 
»7/#.  1 .  8.  that  fpeaketh  unrighteous  things 

3.i6.the  feed  of  an  unrighteous  bed 
19.  of  the  unrighteous  generation 
10^3.  when  the  unrighteous  went  away 
1 2. 1 2.revenged  for  the  unrighteous  men 
17.2.  when  unrighteous  men  thought 
Eccl  17.20.  none  of  their  unrighteous  deeds 
37. 1 2.  truft  not  unrighteous  facrifices 

1 8.  broken  the  fcepter  of  the  unrighteous 
?i.6.  from  an  unrighteous  tongue 

2  Mac  14. 36.  flop  every  unrighteous  mouth 
Jttntlghteouflp. 

irif.ir.il.  whereas  men  have  lived — unrightc- 
Baruch  2.12.  we  have  dealt  umightcoufiy 
Unrtgbteottfneile. 

1  Efd-4-17.  in  their unrighteoujne(fe  alfc  they 
Tob.$.<).  follow  not  the  wayes  of mrigbteoufneffe 

12,8. then  with  much  unrighteoufneffe 
uifd.  1.  j  .when  unrighteoufneffe  came  in 
Eccl.  7.3.  the  furrowes  ofunrighteoiifiietfe 
17. 1 4.  beware  of  all  mmg-teoufneffe 
35.3.  and  to  forfike  unrig  'teoufnejfe 
aanrolp. 
Eccl.%6.  j.gathering  togeth.of  an  unruly  multit. 

Unfattable. 
£a/.$  L-r7.be  not  unfatiable3h&  thou  offend 
20.pangs— are  with  an  unfatiable  man 
37.29.  be  not  unfatiable  in  any  dainty  thing 
©nfearcbable. 
2  E/y.4,19.  by  a  law  which  is  unfcarchable 
Earuch  3.18.  whofe  works  are  unfearchabk 
Pr.  ofManaff.  thy  mercifull  promife  is  unfearch. 

©nfcafonable. 
Ecc!.zo.ig.anunfeafonablc  tale  will  alwaiesbe 

aa-nfpcakable. 
£a/.36,.i4.n"l  Sion  with  thine  unfpea\ible  orac 
2  Mac.  12.16.  made  an  U'fp>ea\able  (laughter 

JlinfpotteO. 
rfiyy.4.9.  and  a"  unfpottedlife  is  old  age 
7.26.  the  ««//?ot.  mirrour  ofthe  power  of  G. 
3Untangbt< 
EccU  20.14.  in  the  mouth  ofthe  untaught 

intemperate, 
£a/.23.io.thy  mouth  to  untemperate  fwearing 

Untbanbfull. 
2  EfdS'6o.  were  unthanltfitll  unto  him  which 
ErcZ.29.17.he  that  is  ofan  imtjbax^full mind 

©ntfmeJp. 
2  E/Wr.&t  (.bring  forth  untimely  children 


Li  P  B      Apoc. 


»r//:  14. 1  j .afflifted  with  bbW/Tib/J' mou,D ji 
n  Qlnwitz.  '    ° 

1  £/*.  5.  3  9 .  as  for  me,  I  am  unrvife 

>:ifd.t.i  his  power— reproveth  the  wmnft 
5-io.hght  with  him  aga«ft  the  unmfe 
1 4. 1  i.a  fnare  to  the  feet  ofthe  unmfe 

Eccl.  10.3.  an  k»w/c  king  dtftroyeth  his 
20.15.  be  in  the  mouth  of  nV  unwife 
21.1S.the  knowledge  cuhcimmfe 
4».  8.  to  infbrme  the  rawi/e  and  foolifli 
<3Un'oooii;tjiJ 

J  l?,'i4'  4^*  Lhe  W0LKhy  &  WWfl^  may  read 
£i^>.  1 6. 7 .  of  them  that  arc  unworthy 

£«/.ij.8.not  ferved  a  man  more  omwrt. 
...  Ua-.ce. 

W  .5/3.1.7.  hath  know  huge;  ofthe  zw« 

7-3-firft  voice  which  I  uttered  was  crying 
17.  iy.  aroaring  voice  of  moft  f3V..ge  bfafts 

181  whofe  ^fetheyhearing,&r.oc  feeing 
£ff/.2 1.20.  a  fool  hheth  up  his  voice 
34.24.  whofc  to/'k  will  the  Lord  h:ar 
4J.  J.  he  made  him  to  hear  his  voice 
46. 1 7. made  his  voice  to  be  heard 
Etfr.1.1 8.  hearkened  not  unto  the  s«  0f 
I9.neglig,nt  in  not  heating  his  voice 
a.f .  not  been  obedient  unto  his  voice 

22.  if  ye  will  not  hear  the  voice  o<  the  Lo. 

23-  willcaufe  roceafe—tbc  voice  ot  mirth 

and  the  iw  of  joy 

the  voice  of  the  bridegroom 

and  tbt  w  ot  the  bride 

bnjan.^.  and  the  Lord  heard  net  wife 

2  Afflf.r  2.37.  fung  pfalms  with  a  loud  voice 

iioices. 
1  £/&«  y.tTi.they  fung  with  loud  voices 
Eccl,  50. 1 8.  fang  prailts  v.  ith  the  ir  vines 

3IJ0tD. 
Wild.w.i  f.  Wor(hipped  ftrpents  woi^of  reafon 
Eff/34. 1.  hopes  of  a  man  void  of  underftan.are 

1  Af«.3.45Jciufale.nhy TOii/asa  wildernefle 

2  M.zf.i3.2j.makethcii  covenants  w.d 
l4.i8.(liould  make  wrf  the  articles 

44.intothe  ^iaftof  the  void  place 
Uoluntatdp. 
1  Maf.2.42.  as  were  voluntarily  devoted 

©riloptuoufncflTe. 
u'ifd.1.9.  without  his  part  in  our  voluptuoufneffe 

mtnit, 
Ecel.iiAi,  vomit  yznc\  thou  (halt  have  reft 

©Ott>. 

1  E/iir'.  2 .7.  w  hich  have  been  fet  forth  by  votv 

4  43. remember  thy  vow  which  thou  haft 

46. that  thou  make  good  the  vow 
%. 53.  all  they  that  had  made  any  vow 
8.58.  gold  &  the  (ilver  is  avow  tqthe  Lord 
UorjoeD. 

1  £#.4.43. thy  vow  which  thou  haft  vowed 
44.when  he  vowed  to  deftroy  Bab,  Ion 
4$.  haft  vowed  to  build  up  the  temple 
46.  haft  vowed  to  the  King  of  heaven 

8. 1 3.  which  I  and  my  friends  have  vowed 
50.  there  I  vowed*  faft  to  the  young  men 

2  Mif.9.13. this  wicked  perfon  vowed  a\[o  onto 
3300)0. 

Judeth  4.  r  4.  with  vows  and  free  gifts 

2  Mac.$ . 3  5 .  and  mide  great  vows  unto  him 

Uopage. 
fud.  2.  i9.thenhe  went  forth — in  thevoyazc 
i  Mac$.  1.  prepared  his  fecond  voyage 

SUpbraiti. 
£ff/.i8.i8.a  fool  wiil«/>tam/churlifhly 
41.22.  after  thou  haft  given, upbraidaot 
UpbicaiOeth. 
Wifd.ia  2.he  upb/aidtth  us  with  our  offending 
£ff/.  20. 1  f.giveth  little5and  upbraideth  much 
22.20.hee  that  upbraideth  his  friendjjreaketh 
©phl.aiDtng. 
£ff/.  2  2.2  2. except  for  itpbraidim,otfti&z 

29.28.  the  upbraiding  of  houfe-room  I 

4i.22.«/)^<Krfi»ffpeechesbefi>re  friends         j 
Upholder- 
Judeth  9. 1 1 .  an  upholder  ofthe  weak 

Upholds' 

fud.  1 1.  7.  upholding  of  evei  y  living  thing 

Uptfgbt. 
it'if.t). 3  .execute  judgment  with  an  upright  heart 
£ff/.  271 4.mak«ah 


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'  EccLzj.  i 4 .  raaketh  th :  hair  ftawd'api  igfci 
Bar.6. 27. neither  if  one  fet  their. upright, c^n 

©p;fg$%. 

7'fli.4.5.aoe  uprightly  all  thy  life  long 

8.7.not  this  my  iiftcr  for  luft3but  uprightly 
Ecd.49.z-  hee  behaved  himfelt  uprightly 

©pgigbftteife. 
Scc/./.&.in  the  way  of  thy  uprigbtnefe 

©p'coarO. 
1  £/#,<.  5. 41.  twelve  ye.ers  old  and  upward 

Wri:n 
£a/.4f.io.and  viithwrim  .nil  Thummim 

air*,  usfe. 

1  £jfyy.8.i7.gjven  for  the  «/e  of  the  temple 
Tob.6.6.  to  what«/i?is  cbeluartand  the  liver 
Jud.it.  1  j.received  of  Bagoas  for  her  datiy  ufe 
■.  ifd.  li.iS.maicft  «/e  power  whtn  ihou  wilt 

25.  children  without  rbe«/Iofreafon 
1 5.1  j.thofe  which  ferved  to  no  ufe 
ie.7.t>utwha;  is  th.  ufe  of  either  fort 
Ecd.7.  J  3-  "ft  not  to  make  any  manner  of  lie 

14.  ufe  nor  mar  y  words  in  a  multitude  of 
j^.o.nc.cherw/cthy  felt  to  the  naming  of 

1 2  ufe  not  thy  r.,outh  to  untemperate  fw. 
5  2.9.  mcient  men  are  in  place,?^/c  not  many 
79.16.for  the  whole  ufe  of  mans  life 

2  Mac.6.21.  fuchas  was  lawfulifor  him  to  ufe 

1 1.3  i.the  Jews  (hall  ufe  their  own  meats 
12.29.  as  the  ufe  had  been,  Judas  and  his 
©fet). 
vrifd.  1 4.  2  5 .  or  ufed  fecret  ceremonies 

1 9. 1 3  •  as  they  «/c^  a  more  hard  — behaviour 
1 5  .they  K/edftrangersnot  friendly 
©fes. 
WifA.  1  f  .7.  veffels  that  ferve  for  clean  ufes 
Eccl.  3 8. i.the  ufes  which  you  may  have  of  him 
X  9  1  i.hc  hath  made  >11  things  for  their  ufes 
©fctl). 
£cc/.20.8.he  that  ufcth  many  words  fhall  be 
2  j.  1 1.  a  man  that  ufeth  much  fweanng 
©fuaH. 
a  AfiK.14.31.were  offering  their  ufuitU  facrifices 

©Carpet). 
1  £/«/?•. y. 5 8. the  pri -fts  that  tf/«rperf  the  office 

1  Mac.  1  f  .3 .  peftilent  men  have  ufurped  the 

©tmoft, 
i  1  Mac.  3 . 9.  unto  the  utmofl  part  of  the  earth 

2  Mac.7.4.to  cut  offth   afwzo/2  parts  of  his  body 

©tier. 
£cc.  2  5.7 .the  tenth  I  w il  utter  with  my  tongue 

©iterance. 
Ecf/,27.6.  fo  is  the  utterance  of  a  conceit 
©ttereO. 

v/if.-j.-^.  firft  voice  which  I  uttered  was  crying  ^ 
£cc/  1  y.io.praife  fhallbe  uttercdin  wifdome 
2,  Mac.  1 0.3  4. and  uttered  wicked  words 


W. 


Wages. 
1  £#.4.56.  to  give  — penfions  and  wages 
Tot.  2. 1 2. they  payed  her  wages,  and  gave  her 
1 4. given  for  a  gift  more  then  the  wages 
4.14.  let  not  the  wages  of  any  man — tarry 
5.3.I  will  give  him  wages  $  and  go 
1 4.  what  wage*  (hall  I  give  thee 
1  5  .1  will  add  fomethingto  the  wages 
1 1. 1.  fee  that  the  man  have  hiswages 
1  Mac.  14. 3  2.  and  gave  them  wages 

Waft. 
,fud. 8. 17.  let  us  wail  for  falvation  of  him 

13.3.  and  to  wait  for  her  coming 
u'ifd.z.i  2.  let  us  lie  in  wait  for  the  righteous 

io.n.fafefiom  thofe  that  lay  inwait 
£«/.8.ii.lefthe  lie  inwait  to  entrap  thec 
27.28.  as  a  lion  (hall  lie  in  wait  for  them 
3  6.1  ^.reward  them  that  wait  for  thee 
51.8  .thou  delivered  fuch  as  wait  for  thee 

1  Mac.  1.36.  it  was  a  place  to  lie  in  wait 

2  Mac7.30.whom  wait  ye  for  ?  I  will  not 

g.ij.walt  for  opportunities,  and  expect 
Wattefc. 
juA.6.\  o.his  fervants  that  wa/Vff'  in  h's  tent 
12.  i6.7vaiffdatime  to  deceive  her 


Watting. 

fud.%'.i$.\  vvil  go  forth  with  my  waiting  worn. 

Waiters- 

jud.si.  i.difmified  the  3P(K?tf'i from tHfe  pref. 

sataketij. 

Ecd.zz  7.  as  he  that  wa\eth  one  from  a 
42.51.the  father wa\eth  for  the  daughter 

warn. 

Eccl.^.z.  to  n»fi/£  in  the  wayes  of  thy  heart 
Bar. 4.2 .  waJ.\  in  the  prefence  of  the  light 
Sufan  j.went  into  her  h:  sbands  garden  to  wall{ 
1  Mac.i.zo.wa!l{  in  the  covenant  of  our  fathers 

Wnlfeei}.    ttDalfecft. 

To&.r^.ITobit  have  walked  all  thedaiesofmy 
irifd,6.^..noi  walked  after  the  counfeii  of  G  od 

19.2  i.diough  they  walked  therein 
Eccl-9. 13.  thou  wa'Itfff  upon  the  battlements 
Bar  3. 1 3.  hadft  walked  in  the  way  of  God 
S«/a«.  3  6.  as  wee  walked  in  the  garden 

Walking. 
Sai/IS.  going  in  every  day,  and  waling 

Wail. 
Tobit  2. 9.  by  the  wall  of  my  court-yard 

10. there  were  fparrowes  in  the  wall 
rri/S.rj.iy.fetit  in  a  n>a//,  and  made  it  faft 
Eccl.  f  o.2.fortreffe  of  the  wall  about  the  temple 

1  Mac.6.6  2. to  pull  down  the  wa//  round  abouc 

9 . ?4.that  the  wall  of  the  inner  court 
11.37.  part  of  the  wall  toward  the  brook 

2  M<?c.6.io.caft  them  down— from  the  wall 
.  10.17.  all  that  fought  upon  the  wall 

3  5.  affaulted  the  wall  manly,  and  with 
14.43  •  ^e  ran  boldly  up  to  the  wall 

Walls. 

1  Efd.z.zq.thz  walls  thereof  fet  up  anew 
4-4.break  down  mountains,wafo,  &  towers 
6.9  .timber  already  laid  upon  the  walls 

Tob.i.  17.  caff  about  the  walls  of  Nineve 
1 }.  ( 6.thy  walls,  and  towers,  &  battlements 

£«/.49.i3.whoraifedup  for  us  thtwaUs 

1  Mac.i.  3 1  .pulled  down  houfes  and  walls 

6".7.compaffed— thefanctu.  with  high  walls 
1 0.1 1. the  work  nen  to  build  the  walls 

4  5. building  thewafo  of  Jerufalem 
13.45.  and  climbed  upon  the  walls 

z  Mac.yi  9 .  ran— fome  to  the  walls 
5.5.  they  that  were  upon  the  walls 
1 1.9.  andtopkreethorow  walls  of  iron 
n.  1 3.  was  fenced  about  with  walls 
i    Walloo). 
Eccl.zj.iz.  fliall  not  wallow  in  their  fins 

WanO. 
Ecc£  3  3. 24.fodder,  a  nw2rf,and  burdens  are  for 

HDantier. 
Ecd.i6.z$  .he  that  hath  no  wife  will  wander 

Wantyet), 
Eccl.19. 1 8,  wandred  among  ftrange  nations 

2  M.J.C.  10.6.  wandrcd  in  the  mountains 

Wanting. 
Wifd.a.  1 2.the  wandring  of  concupifcence  doth 

torn. 
1  Maci.i.  *va?z many  firongholds}and  flew 

Want. 

£«/.3.2  5.without  eyes  thou  (halt  want  light 

i9.28.if  latwant  ofpowerhe  be  hindred 

20.2 1  .hindred  from  finning  through  want 

40.26-there  is  no  want  in  the  fear  of  the  Lo. 

1  Mac.13. 49. great  d'ftrefle  for  want  of  victuals 

WanteO. 

U'ifd.  1  i.ij.wanted  not  means  to  fend  among 

wantet!;. 

Eccl.10.z7.  boafteth  himfelf,and  wantetb  bread 
16.23. ne  £^at  wwteth  underftanding 
Wanting. 
Jfifd.  19. 4. was  wanting  to  their  torments 
Eccl.  1 1 .  r  z.wanting  ability,  and  full  of  poverty 
19-23  .there  is  a  fool  wanting  in  wifdome 
Wantonncffe. 
Eccl.17. 1 3 .  fport  is  in  the  wantonneffe  of  Cm 

Wart). 
1  Mar.  1 4. 3. by  whom  he  was  put  in  ward 

WarineCTe. 
Eccl.  11.  18.  waxeth  rich  by  his  warineffe 
Warning. 

1  Mac. 6.3. the  city  having  had  warning  thereof 

2  Mac6. 1 7.  let  this— be  for  a  wamng  unto  U'. 

Zzzz.  z  2 


iftfdy.i  5.  good — .mi  v  diant  in  war  1 

1 3.1  y.as  a  fierce  rmn  otw.tr  in  o  chemidft   , 
Eccl.  16.  28.  a  man  of  war  that  fufferuh  1 

3  7. 1 1 .  a  coward  in  matters  of  war  | 

Bar.3. 16. of  fo^reat  lfature,&  fo  expert  in  WOi'\ 

6.1 5.  liimfelfe  from  war  and  <b< -^v.:s  \ 

i  Mac.i. $  i.rri.id^  war  —on  the  fabbath  day 

8.17  if  war  come  firft  upon  the  — Jews 
z  Mac.i  a.  in  rnittersof  war  lisd  great  experi. 

10.15.  they  went  ahour  to  riouti!h.T*w 

Warrcs 
1  Efd. 2.2  3 .  and  railed  ilwayes  wars  therein 

4.6.  and  have  not  to  do  with  wars 
Eccl.^6. 1  fon  of  Nave  was  valiant  in  the  wars 

1  Mac.  r. 2. and  made  many  wa>-*,and  wan 

3.13.  to goe  out  with  him  10  wars 
12.13.  had  great  troubles  and  wars 
16.23.  the  adsof  John,and  hiswa>\r 

2  Mac.».zo.r.hzwarszgzini\  Antiochus  Epiph. 

io.io.gatherir>g~>the  calamities  of  the  war  j 

Warlike.     . 
1  Mac.5.5 6. .warlike  deedswhich  they  had  done 
Warrtour. 

fudetb  1  5. 3. every  one  that  was  a  wayrioitr 
Eccl.ttf.%.  to  flay  that  mighty  warriour 

•  waft). 
Sufan,  1 5.  was  defirous  to  wajh  herfelfe 

1 7. the  garden  doors,  that  I  may  wafb  me 
Watbeti.    wafi)et!j. 
Jud.  10-3.  and  wajhed  her  body  all  over 
Eccl.^a..  2  5.  he  that  wajhetb  himfclf after  the 

Waging. 

Eccl. 34.25.  what  availeth  his  wafbing 
Sufan.17.bdag  me  oyl  and  wajhingbills 

MaftJS. 
il'if.  12.8.  fend  JW//tf,tbre-runncrs  of  thine  holt 

catafte. 

fudeth  8. 2 r .  all  Judea  fhall  lie  Wafie 
fPi/*5.23.iniquity  (hall  lay  wafte  the  whole  earth 
Eccl.i  i.4.to  do— wrong,will wafle  riches 
Bar.2.26.  the  houfe  — haft  thou  laid  wafie 

1  Mac.  1, 3  9. her  fanftuary  was  laid  wafte 

i.  1 2.our  beauty  and  our  glory  is  laid  wafte 
Waftet). 
p^j/^.i9.2i«the  flames  wafiednot  the  fl:fh 
Watcl). 

2  Efd.z.i  3.the  kingd.is  already  prepared/ra?c?; 

1 1.8 .watch  not  all  at  once,  fleep  every  one 
and  watch  by  courfe 

fud.7. 1 3  .watch  that  none  go  out  of  the  city 
10. 1 1.  the  firft  watch  of  the  Affyrians 

Eccl.  2  2.27.  who  fhall  fet  a  watch  before  my 
z6. 1  i.watch  over  an  impudent  eye 
40.6.as  in  a  day  of  keeping  watch- 
42. 1 1.  keep  a  fure  watch  over  a  fliameleffe 

1  Mac.  1 2.27.  commanded  his  men  to  watch 

WatcSjco. 
fud.7.' '?•  and  wa*cb«iall  that  night 
Sufan.  1 2.  yet  they  KUCcMdiligently  from  day 
1 5.3t  fell  out,as  they  watched  a  fit  time 
irf.hid  themfelves,and  watched  her 

2  Mac.14.29.he  watched  his  time  to  accomp'ilh 

Wattes.       * 
Eccl.43 .10.  never  faint  in  their  watches 
Earuth  3 , 3  4-the  ftars  fhined  in  their  watches 

Watcrjetl). 

\vifd.6.\  5.  whofo  watcbeth  for  her  fhall  quickly 
Eccl.  ( 1 . 3 o.as  a  fpie  watchelh  he  for  thy  fall 
38.28.  watcbeth  to  polifh  it  perfectly 

ttoatcSung, 

£«/.3!.i.w«rcbi«£carewilnotletamanflum. 
20  the  pains  of  wafc6i^,and':holer~-  are 
2  Ma.2.26.but  a  matter  of  fweat  and  watching 

Watchmen. 
£cc/.37.i4.him  more  then  k'nnwatch-mcn 

water. 
(■r//y.y.io.pjffeth  over  the  waves  of  water 
22.  the  water  of  the  fea  dial  I  rage 
10.1 8.  and  led  them  thotovv  much  water 
1  i.4.wafc>-  was  given  them  out  of  the 
13. 2. or  the  violent  watcr,br  the  lights 
1  6. 1 7. the  fire  had  more  force  in  the  water 
1 9.butneth  even  in  the  midft  of  water 
19.1h.1ll  run  away  as  unprofitable  watet 
1 7 . 1 8.  or  a  pleafing  fall  of  water  running 

19.7.  where 


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19.7. where  "water  ftood  before  dry  land  app.  /     14- 1-  and  a  &&  Fatb  '"  £he  waves 
-ip.the  things  that  before  fwam  in  the  wa.  Ecd.24.6.  in  the  waves  of  the  lea,  and 


20.  the  fire  had  power  in  the  water 

water  forgat  his  own  quenching  nat. 
£«/.j.jo.  water  will  quench  a  flaming  fire 
24. 3 1 . 1  will  water  my  beft  garden 
25.25.  give  thzrvater  no  paffage 
26.1z.and  drink  of  every  water  neerher 
29.21.  the  chief  thing  tor  life  is  wat.  &  br. 
3  8.f.  was  not  the  water  madefweet 
40.16.the  weed  growing  upon  every  water 
43.20.  water  is  congealed  into  yce 

clotheth  the  water  as  with  a  breft-pl. 
48. i7.brought  in  watcrinto  the  midft  tbe'e. 

1  Mac.9. 33.pitch.ed  their  tents  by  the  water  of 

4 l.znd  the  water  of  Jordan  on  this  fide 
n.6o.thorow  the  cities  beyond  the  water 
16. 5. there  was  a  water-bxodk  betwixt  them 

2  Mac.  1 . 1 9.  hollow  place  of  a,  pit  without  wat 

20.  they  found  no  fire,  but  thick  water 
i4.4$.gulhed  out  like  fpouts  ofwater  ' 
1  J.  39.  to  drink  wine,  or  water  alone 

as  wine  mingled  with  water  is  plcaf. 
a&aterjff. 
2  Efd.  i.zo.and  -waters  flowed  out  to  your  fill 
6.41. to  make  a  divifion  betwixt  the  waters 
1 3. 40. he  carried  them  over  the  waters 
1 6. 5  8 .hanged  the  earth  upon  the  waters 
Jud.-j.iT.  and  took  the  waters,znd  the 

fountains  of  the  waters 
Wifd.  1 7.4.noifes  as'of  waters  falling  down 
Ecd.39.17.thz  waters  ftood  as  an  heap 

his  mouth  the  receptacles  of  waters 
23.  he  hath  turned  the  waters  into  faltnefs 

40.11.  the  waters  doth  return  into  the  fea 
48.17.  and  made  wells  {01  waters 
50.8.  as  hllies  by  the  rivers  of  waters 

Dtfs.3.37.  O  all  ye  waters  that  be  above  the  hea. 

2  £/#4.49.there  parted  by  before  me  a  vcatry  cl« 
V)  ifd.  19.  j  9. earthly  things  were  turned  into  wa. 

spag. 

2  Efd.  3 .7.gaveft  commandment  to  love  thy  w. 

1 3. 4  j.  there  was  a  great  way  to  ^o 
Tob.  1, 3, inthe  way  of  truth  and  juitice 
Wifd.  $.6. we  erred  from  the  way  of  truth 
7-we  wearied  our  felves  in  the  way  of 

14. 3. thou  haft  made  a  way  in  the  fea 

1 5.1 2.  we  muft  be  getting  every  way 
18.23 .  and  parted  the  way  to  the  living 

Eccl.  i.6.order  thy  way  aright,  and  truft  in  him 

4. 1 8. then  will  (he  return  the  ftraic  way 
.   5 .9.  and  go  not  into  every  way 
8.1  j.trayell.not  by  the  way  with  a  bold  fell. 
1 6. 1 4.  make  way  for  every  work  of  mercy 
21.6.  is  in  the  way  of  finners 

10.  the  way  of  finners  is  made  plain 

i£.a  fool  is  like  a  burden  in  the  way 

.3  2.20.go  not  in  a  way  wherein  thou  maift  fall 

2 1  .be  not  confident  in  a  plain  way 
j7.9.andfayunto  thee,  Thy  way  is  good 

1 5.  he  will  direft  thy  way  in  truth 
51. i j.myfoot went  the  rightwy 
flpapeg. 
1  Efd.%.%  2.  to  fupport  them  In  all  their  wayes 
T0&.4. 5 .  follow  not  the  wayes  of  unrighteoufn. 
Wifd.z.i6.he  abftaineth  from  our  wayesas  from 
6.i6.(hcweth  herfelf— unto  them  in  the  Wa. 
9.i8.forfo  thewayes  of  them  that  lived 
Eccl.i-l.her  wayes  are  everlafting  cotnmande. 
2. 1 2.and  to  the  finner  that  goeth  two  wayes 
ij.theythat  love  him  will  keep  his  wayes 
4. 17. (he  will  walk  with  him  by  crooked  wa. 
•  5.2.  to  walk  in  the  wayes  of  thine  heart 
6.16. keep  her  wayes  viith  all  thine  heart 
14.21.he  that  confidereth  her  wayes  in  his  h. 
i6.zo.'wr>o  is  able  to  conceive  hiswayes 
17.1  5. their  wayes  are  ever  before  him 
3  3.1 1.  and  made  their  wayes  divers 
3  9.24.34  his  wayes  are  plain  unto  the  holy 
48.22.wasftrong  in  the  wayes  of  David 
1  Mac. f.^.thcy  lay  in  wait  for  them  in  the  ways 

Kuaties. 
2E/i/.i3.2.that  it  moved  all  the  waves  thereof 
'iifd.j.  10. as  a  (hip  that  paiTeth  over  the  waves 
the  path-way  of  the  keel  in  the  wa. 


2  Mac. 9.8. he  might  command  the  waves  of 

apeak 

1  £/"rf.  1.30. out  of  the  battell,for  I  am  very  we. 

2  Efd.z.zi.  heal  the  broken  and  the  wea\ 
7.42. therefore  ha?e  they  prayed  for  the  we. 

H'ifd.ii .  1 8. he  callcth  upon  that  which  is  wca\ 
14.5.  in  a  weak  vefftll  are  faved 
6.  efcaped  in  a  wea\  veffell 
'Eccl.zi.il  .maketh  wea\  iiands,and  feeble  kne. 
B.ii'.6.36.neither  deliver  the  wca\  from  the  mi. 
2  Mac9.z1.zs  for  me,  I  was  weafa  orelfe 

KDeafencD. 
Jud.16.7.  but  Judeth — wcatpicdhim  with  her 

BPeafctuffe. 
1  Efd.%.H.ma\nefJe  and  the  moth  is  hid  from 

©Sealtb. 
7ob.4.2i.thou  haft  much  wealth  if  thou  fear  G. 
Ea/.jo.iy.a  ftrong  body  above  infinite  wealth 

flpeapon. 
rifd.  5.  17.  and  make  the  creature  his  weapon 

Hpeaport0. 

1  Mac.  j.43.caft  away  their  weapons,  and 'fled 
1  o.6.and  to  provide  weapons  that  he  ought 

2  .Mac. 3. 2 8. unable  to  help  hirnfelf  withhisw. 
10. z  3  .having  good  fuccefle  with  his  weapons 

27-ihey  took  theft  weapons,  and  went  on 
n.7.Maccabi :-  himfelf — took  weapons 

Eft.  14.  i<5.thatl  wear  a  not  when  I  am  private 
Eccl.6.  $6.let  thy  foot  wear  the  ftepsof  his  door 

1  Mac.i  1.58..  and  to  wear  a  golden  buckle 
14.43  .be  clothed  in  purple,and  wear  gold 

2  M ac.\.  1 2.  and  made  them  wear  a  hat 
'  KDearetb, 

£«/.40.4.  from  him  that  weareth  purple 

ttoearteO. 
!rifd.i.y.Ytewearied  our  felves  in  the  way  of 

tspearifosn. 
Eccl.  1 3 .26.is  a  wearifom  labour  of  the  mind 

tt> ear  p.  " 
Jud.  1 3. 1.  for  they  were  all  weary' 
Eccl.i6.xj.  neither  labou:^  nor  are  weary 

43.30.put  forth  all  your  ftreng.  &  be  not  w. 
2  Ate.12.36.had  fought  long,andwere  weary 

flpeartoer; 
Eccl.1.1  5  .as  the  yce  in  the  fair  wjfm's'fAr 

BPeODfrtg. 
2  £/#.io.i.entredinto  his  wedding  chamber 
Tofr.  8.  ip.kept  the  wedding  fealt  fourteen  da^es 

tt)ec3.       .     . 
Eccl.40.  i6.the  weei  growing  upon' every  water 

.  floeebg. 
z  jfcfac.12.3 1,  the  feaft  ofwect[s  approaching 

,flpeen<ng.' 
2  Mac.$.z  i.weeningin  his  pride  to  make  the  ' 

HPeep, 
2  Efd.  2.2 7.others  (hall  Jwcj>,and  beforrowfull 
TtfS.  j.  i.then  I  being griev.ed, did  BWJ> 
fnd.16.17.thty  (hall  feel  them,&  nwpfor  ever 
EccZ.7-34.fail  not  to  be  with  them  th  >t  weep 
1 2. 1 6.  he  will  weep  with  his  eyes,but  if 
22.r  l.wcep  for  the  fool,for  he  wanteth  und. 
38. \7.weep bitterly,  and  make  greatmoan 

SPeeplng. 

1  Efd.1.6^.  with  weeping  and  great  crying 
6"?. not  be  heard  for  the  weeping  of  the  peo. 

8.9 1. there  was  great  weeping  among  the 
Tflk5.22.then  (he  madean  end  of  weeping 
Eccl. 22. 1 1. make  little  weeping  for  the  dead 
Bar. 4. 1  r  .fent  them  away  with  weeping  &  mour. 
5"«/.3  5.(hera>ee|>»zg,loQked  up  towards  heaven 

2  Afac.  13.12.  with  weeping  and  fading 
OTdgrj. 

2  Efd-a,.%. weigh  me  the  weight  of  the  fire    j 
i6.76.1etnotyour finsMtfigb you  down 
Eccl-z%.xi. weigh  thy  words  in  a  balance 

BPetgbcD. 

1  Efd.8.1  5.I  weighed  them  the  gold  &  the  filver 
56.  and  when  I  had  weighed  it,  I  delivered 

2  E[d.$.i6.i~ot  he  hath  weighed  the  world 
Ewe".  21. 2  f. words — are  weighed  in  the  balance 

GHefgbcfy. 
irifd.9.1  j.earthly  tabernacle  weigheth  down  the 


Voeignt. 

1  sW-8.64.all  the  Jwigfat  of  them  was  written! 

2  £fd.4.?.wcigh  me  the  wciglt  of  the  fire 
£cd.i6.2j.I  will  ihew  forth  doctrine  in  wcig. 

42.7.dehver  all  things  in  number  and  weight 

ttttigbtp. 

£a/.7.25.have  performed  a  weighty  matter 
RDell. 

Eccl.  zS.iQ.wcll  is  he  that  is  defended  from  it 

1  AffJc8.15.to  the  end  they  might  be  wellord. 
z  Mac.ii.i  5. therewith  we  alfo  are  w#-plcafed 

1 2.43. doing  therein  very  well  and  honeftly 
1  J.i2.if  I  have  done  we/^and  as  is  fitting 

Welfare. 

^y^.6\24.multitu.  of  the  wife  is  the  welfareoi 

2  Mac.  1 4. 1 4.calam.of  the  Je ws  to  be  their  wel. 

2  Efd.  2.32  .for  my  wells  run  over,  and 
SttZ.48.17.  and  made  wells  for  waters 

Epent. 
Wifd.  y.  1 1  .no  fign  w  here  (he  went  is  to  be  found 
Eccl. 49. 9.  and  direded  them  that  went  right 

BPept. 
To&.7.6.Raguel  leaped  up>lk  killed  him3&  wept 

7.  he  was  forrowfull,  and  wept 

8.  and  Sara  his  daughter  wept 
1 1.9 .1  am  content  to  die ;  &  they  wept  both 

i4.and  he  wept^ad  faid,Blefled  art  thou 
5«/*.3  3.her  friends,  and  all  that  faw  her  wept 
2  M<K.4.37.forry,and moved  to pity,and  wept 

UDefttoarD. 
/«rf.2.i9.coverall  the  face  of  the  earth  wejlward 

KDbaletf. 
£«/.43.25'.all  kinds  ofbeafts3&  whales  created 
Dan^.<)6.0ye  wha.  &  all  that  move  in  the  wa. 

UDheat. 
Jud.1.1.  and  all  our  fields  of  wheat 
Ecd.i9.z6.&wroiwheat$xoi\zy,Tn\}k 

tphelp. 

i  Ate.3.4.1ikealions  whelp  roaring  for  his  pr. 

Whip. 
£«Z.28.i7.theftroke  of  the  whip  maketh  marks 

itobtrtomD. 
£«/.43.i7.northern  ftorm,  and  the  whirlwind 
48.9.WI10  was  taken  up  in  a  whirlwind 
UDhffper. 
£«Z.i2.i8.clap  his  hands,  and  whifper  m\ic\\ 

UDhifpcrer. 
Eccl.  1.  14.  he  not  called  a  whifperer 
2 1. 28. a  whifperer  defile rh  his  own  foul 
28.13  .curfe  the  whifperer  &  double-tongued 
apbtftlirtg, 
H'ifd.17  1 8. whether  it  were  a  whiftling  wind 
Ddjz.3.26.asit  had  been  a  moift  whiftling  wind 

Wflbtte. 
Bar.6.7 1 .  or  like  to  a  white  thorn  in  an  orchard 
2  Mac.  1 1.8 .  appeared  — one  in  white  clothing 

MDbtteneSTe. 

Tobit  z.io.zwhiteneffe  came  in  mine  eyes 

3.17.  to  fcale  away  the  whitcneffe  of 

6.8.  that  hath  a  whitcneffe  in  his  eyes 

1 1.8.  and  the  whiteneffe  (hall  fall  away 

1 3.  thewhiteneffe  pilled  away 

£tf/.43.i8.at  the  besuty  of  the  whiteneffe 

Whole. 
Tofc;  12.3.  and  made  w/w/?  my  wife 
£tt/-38.9.and  he  will  make  theeB'/We 

HPhoje. 
£«/.23.23.  hath  played  the  whore  in  adultery 

BPbojeDome. 
Eccl.  z6.9-the  whoredom  of  a  woman  may  be  kn. 
4 1 . 1 7 .  be  afhamed  of  whoredome  before  fath . 
ItDbcHtrig. 
Eccl.46.1 1.  whofe  heart  went  a  whorini 

Whoremonger. 
EccLz-^.i  7-all  bread  is  fweet  to  z  whore  monger 

HDtcfeeO. 
1  Efd.S.Sg.  is  done  to  us  for  our  rw/^i  works 
T0&.4. 1 7.  but  give  nothing  to  the  wicftd 
'  6. 1 4.  for  a  rcvVjfcwf  fpirit  Ioveth  her 
Esl.i 6. 1 1 .  whom  this  w/V^f  wretch  hath 
n'ifd.3.1 1.  and  their  children  wicked 
Eccl.  1 0.9. is  not  a  more  wif£«/  thing  then 
14. 8. the  envious  man  hath  a  wicked  eye 

io.a  wic\edtye  envieth  his  bread 
16.4.  the  kindred  of  the  wick_ed  (hill 

1 9. 26. there; 


|Apoc.       WIC      WID 


WIF       WIL 


WIN      WIS      Apoc. 


Ha. 


19.16.  there  is  a  wicked  man  that  hangeth 
20. 1 8.  the  fall  of  the  wklpd  Ihzll  come 
2  1. 9. the  congregation  of  the  wicfyed is  like 
2  J. 1 6. to  kcephoufe  with  a  nw/jerf  woman 

2  y  .neither  a  wicked  w  oman  liberty  to  gad 
j  1. 1 3.  a  wicked eye  is  anevillthing 

what— more  wicked  then  an  eye 
39.  24.  {tumbling  blocks  to  thtwiclgd 

30.  punifhed  the  wicked  to  deftruftion 
40.10.  thefe  thing  are  created  for  the  wicked 
46.7.  appealing  wicked  murmurings 
,•.1.22. imaginations  of  his  own  wicked heart 

3  3.  and  from  their  wicl{id deeds 

1  Jkf flf.i .  10.  came  out  of  them  a  wic!{Cdroot 

1 1.  cut  of  Ifraelwic^dmenjwho  prefw^ 
l^.wlclied  mcn,"h',  fortified  themfelves 
3 .6.  the  voided  fhrunk  for  fear  of  him 
9. 1 3. the  wicked  begin  to  put  forth  their 
1 4  i4.every  contemn.ofthe  law,&  wic.perf- 

2  Mac.i •  1 1  .not  as  that  wicked  Simon  had 

4.49-mcved  with  hatred  of  that  wicked  deed 
6.13.  when  wicked doers  are fuffered 

2 1  .the  charge  of  the  wic\ed  feaft 
7. 34.but  thou — -of  all  other  moil:  wicked 
5S,4.mew  his  hatred  againft  the  wicked 

32. lkw  alfo  Philarchesthatmt/^perfon 
9.9.  out  of  the  body  ofthisTw/jerfman 

1 3.rhis  wicked  perfon  vowed  alfo  unto 
10.10.  wasthefon  of  this  wicked  m&n 

34.  and  uttered  melted  words 
12.23.  killing  thofe  wicked  wretches 
1 3.7. it  happened  that  wielded  man  to  die 
I4.27vthe  accufation  of  the  molt  tw£.  man 
42 .  to  come  into  the  hands  of  the  wicked 
1 5. 5. not  to  have  his  wicked  will  done 
WiefceMp. 
Ejlh.  1 67.  what  hath  been  wickedly  done  of  late 
Eccl.  1  y.20.  commanded  no  man  to  do  wickedly 
1  Mac. 4.1 7.  is  not  a  ligbr  -hing  to  do  wickedly 
WfcfceOneiTe. 

Wifd.  2. 1 1 .  wic\edneffc  hath  bl  inded  them 
4-6.are  witneffes  of  wic^edncjfe  againft  their 

1  l.left  that  wic\edncffe  mould  alter  their 
5.7 .wearied  our  felves  in  the  way  o{  wicked. 

i3.con(umed  in  our  own  wicl^dneffe 
io.7.of  whofeiwj^wcf/eeven  10  this  day 
1 1 . 1  f  .foolifh  devices  of  their  wic^edneffe 
17.1 1  .wic^edneffe  condemned  by  her  own 
19. 13.  accordingto  their  own  wic^edmffe 
Eccl. 3.28. for  the  plant  of  wic\dneffe  taketh 
12.10.as  iron  rufteth,fo  is  his  wic\cdneffe 
14.7.  at  the  laft  he  w'U  declare  his  widtfdn. 
I9>23.there  is  a  wic\edmffe  ,tn&  the  fame 
z%.  1 3 .any  widiedn.but  the  wkl(ed.bf  a  worn. 
i9.i\\wicl{Cdne(fe  is  but  little 

to  the  wicfedneffe  of  a  woman 

46.20. out  of  the  wic\edneffe  of  the  people 

Bar.z.zS.  for  the  wic\edneffe  of  the  houfe  of  Ifr. 

S«f«K-S2.thou  that  arr  waxen  old  \wwic\ednefl'e 

57.  would  not  abide  your  wk\cdwffe 

1  Mac- 1 3  -4^.not  according  to  out  wiclfedneffe 
z.Mac  3.1.  and  his  hatred  olwic\{edneffe 

8 .3  3  .a  reward  meet  for  his  wic\edneffe 
SKifcom. 
fudetb  8 .4.  fo  Judcth  was  a  widow  in  her  hou! 

9. 9. give  it  into  mine  hand,which  am  a  wid. 
Wifd.i  .10.  let  us  not  fpare  the  widow 
Eccl.}  < •  1 4.nor  the  widow  when  (he  poureth 
1  ?. tears  run  down  the  widows  cheeks 
Bar,6.i&.  can  (hew  no  mercy  to  the  widow 
Wiooxoerg. 

2  Efd.  1 6.44.that  marry  not,as  the  widowers 

WitJOX"O0- 

Jad.%.  5.  and  ware  her  widows  apparell 

2  Mac.%.  io.  laid  up  for  the  reliefe  of  widowes 

8.28.  to  the  maimed,  and  the  wafajm 

UPiDoaoljooO. 

2  Efd.\  5.49.  widowhood,  poverty,  famine 

J ud.  10.  j.put  off  the  garments  of  her  wodowhood 

Wife. 

1  Efd.q.zo.  and  cleaveth  unto  his  wife 

25.  w  herefore  a  man  loveth  his  wife  better 
Tobit  1.30.  left  me  befides  my  wife  Anna 
z.  11. my  wife  Anna  did  take  womens  work 
3 . 1  $  .may  keep  my  felfe  for  a  wife 

17.  for  a  wife  to  Tobias  the  (on  of  Tobit 


4.  x  1.  xhicfely  take  a  wife  of  the  feed 

take  not  a  ftrange  woman  to  wife 
6.  if.  marry  a  wife  of  thine  own  kindred 
7. 1 5  gave  her  to  be  wife  to  Tobias 
8.6.gaveft  him  Eve  his  wife  for  an  helper 

2  1 .  when  I  and  my  wife  be  dead 
9.6,  and  Tobias  blefl'ed  his  wife 
10. 10. and  gave  him  Sara  hiswife 
1 1  •  3 .  let  us  hafte  before  thy  wife 
Wifd.  1 3 . 1 7.goods  for  his  wife  and  children 
Eccl. 9. 1.  be  not  jealous  over  thy  wife 
1  J. 2.  as  a  wife  married  of  a  virgin 

23.22.  thus  (hall  it  go  alfo  with  the  wife 
2f.8.that  dwtllcth  with  a  wifioi underftan. 

20.fo  isawi/rfull  ofwordstoaquiet  m. 
a6.  l.bleffed  is  the  man  thor  hath  a  vett.wife 

7.  an  evill  wife  is  a  yoke  ftiaken  to  &  fro 

1 3. the  grace  of  a  wife  delighteth  her  husb. 

16.(0  is  the  beauty  of  a  good  wife 
3  3.  i9.give  not  thy— wife —  power  over 
36. 24.be  that  getteth  a  wife  beginneth 

40.23 .  but  above  both  is  a  wife  with 
41.2 1  .or  gate  on  another  mans  wife 
42.6.fure  keeping  is  good  where  an  evil  w.is 

z  Mac.  14.2 5  .prayed  him  to  take  a  wife 

Eft.  1624.  but  alfo  moft  hatefull  to  wild  Beafts 
Wifd-j.zo,  and  the  furies  of  wild  beafts 
Eccl.  12.13.  fucn  as  come  nigh  wild  beafts 
13.1 9.as  the  wildaKe  is  the  lions  prey 
3  9. 3  o .  teeth  of  wild  beafts  and  fcorpions 

1  Efdr.9.9.  do  his  will,  and  feparate  your  felves 
V'ifd.9. 13.  what  the  will  of  the  Lord  is 
Eccl.2. 1  <;.will  do  according  to  his  own  will 
3  8. 3  2.  (hall  not  dwell  where  they  will 
39.1 8.  none  can  hinder  when  he  will  fave 
43. 16. at  his  will  rhe  fouth  wind  bloweth 

1  Mac.i-zz.vtc  will  not  hearken  to  the  kings 
3.6o.as  the  will  of  God  is  in  heaven,fo  let 

2  Mac.  11.23.  our  wittiS)  that  they  that  are  in 
30.  they  that  will  depart,  (hall  have  a 

14.3  3«if  you  will  not  deliver  me  Judas 
15-f.not  to  have  his  wicked  will  done 

aawuo. 

2  M.U'6.%i'Willed them ftraight way  to  fend 

WilfaU. 
Fccl.io.8,1  child  left  to  himfelf  will  be  wilful! 

Willing. 
Wild.  1 4.  r  9.  willing  to  pleafe  one  in  authority 
Eccl  6.}  f.be  willing  to  hear  ev.  godly  difcourfe 
2  Mac.  1  i.7.they  went  wirh  a  willing  mind 

HDiiUnglp. 
2  Mac.  14.24.  not  willingly  have  Jud.  out  of  his 

Wilt. 
Ipifd.zz.i8.  maieftufe  power  when  thouwilt, 
2  Mac. 7. 16.  thou  doeft  what  thou  wilt 

WinO. 
u'ifd.  4. 4.  (hall  bee  (haken  with  t,be  wind 
5.14.  that  is  blown  away  with  the  wind 
23.yea,  a  mighty  n>i?«ifhall  ftand  up 
1 3. 2.either  firejor  winder  the  fwift  air 
1 7. 1 8  .w  hether  ir  w  ere  a  w  hiftling  wind 
Eccl.1) .9.  winnow  not  with  every  wind 
fe  I      22.18.  never  ftand  againft  the  wind 
3 1. 19.  hee  fetcheth  not  his  wind  (hort 
Dan.$.z6.2S  it  had  been  a  moift  whittling  wind 

mittots. 

Dan-$. 42.O  all  ye  Tt>isdr,blene  ye  the  Lord 

UDtnnom, 
To&.3 . 1 1 .  fhe  prayed  toward  the  window 

VDinhowS* 
Eccl.  1 4.2  3 .  that  pryeth  in  at  her  windows 

ttoine. 
Jud.  1 2-20-  drank  much  more  wine  then  he 
Eft.  14.17.  nor  drank  the  wine  of  the  drink-off- 
0'ifd.z.y.  let  us  fill  our  felves  with  coftly  wine 
£c.9.9.fpend  not  thy  mony  with  her  at  the  wine 
10.  a  new  friend  is  as  new  wine 
ly.z.wineand  women  will  make  men 
31.  2S'.fhew  notthy  valiantneffcinwjw 

for  wine  hath  deftroyed  many 
26.(0  doth  wine  the  hearts  of  the  proud 
27.  wine  is  as  good  as  life  to  a  man 
2  8.wine  meafurably  drunk,and  in  feafon 
z?.but  wine  drunken  with  exceffe 


3  ?..?.a  confort  of  mufick  in  a  banqu.of  w'me\ 

d.melody  of  muiick  with  pleafant  wine 
40. 20. wine  and  mufick  rejoice  the  heart 
49. 1. as  mutick  at  a  banquet  of  wine 
Wing,   Wings. 
1  E/rf.i.jo.gaiher.herchsckciis  under  her  win»s 

1 1. 1. which  had  twelve  feathered  wings 
lrifd.<).i  1.  with  the  ftroke  of  her  wings 

1  Mac.9. 1 2.  he  was  in  the  right  wing 

2  Mac.  1  j. 20.  and  horfemen  fetin  winzs 
UDinfe. 

£tt/.30.ii.andn«j/£riocathis  follies 

Winning. 
1  Mac&.i&ot  the  winning  of  the  mines  of 

Rflinnom. 
Ecrt.5. 9,  winnow  not  with  every  wind 
Winter. 

Wifd.  16.29.  melr  away  as  the  winters  hoar  froft 
DflB.3.44.  O  ye  winter  and  fummerjblefle 

Wtpet). 
Eccl.11.1 1. as  if  thou  hadft  wiped  a  looking-gl. 
not  been  altogether  wiped  away 

Wife. 

,r^i/i/.4.i7.they  (hall  fee  the  end  of  the  wife 
6.2'4.in  the  multitude  oftheiw/eisthe 

a  wife  king  is  the  upholding  of  the 
Eccl.  1.6.  who  bach  known  her  wife  couniels 
8.  there  is  one  wife,8l  greatly  to  be  feared 
3 .29.  attentive  ear  is  the  defire  of  a  wife  man 
6.34-andckaveunto  him  that  is  wife 
7.1 9. forgo  not  a  wife  and  good  woman 
8.8.defpifc  not  the  difcourfe  of  the  wife 
9.14.  and  confult  with  the  wife 

1  •)•  let  thy  talk  be  with  the  wife 
1  o.  1  .a  wife  judge  will  inftruft  his  people 
18.27.  a  wife  man  will  fear  in  every  thing 

29.  became  Alowife  themfelves 
2,1.1 2.  he  that  is  not.  wife  will  not  be  taught 
1 5. if  a  skilfullmanheara  wife  word,he 
16.be  found  in  the  lips  of  the  wife 
26.the  mouth  of  the  wife  is  in  their  heart 
i6.z6.  (hall  bee  judged  wife  of  all 
33.2.3  wife  man  hateth  not  the  law 

37.  i9,thereisnotonerhatis wife 
12.  another  is  wife  to  himfelf 

38.  4.  he  that  is  wife  will  not  abhor 
24-that  hath  little  bufin-fhall  become  wife 
3 1. every  one  is  wife  in  his  work 

47.i2,afrerhimrofeup  a  wifefon 
14.  how  wife  waft  thou  in  thy  youtrj 
WiftJome. 
1  Efdr.4-$g.  froan  thee  cometh  wifdome 

60.  who  haft  given  me  wifdome 
£^•13.3.  Aman  that  excelled  inwifdome 
mfd.1.6.  for  wifdome  is  a  loving  fpirit 
3 .1  i.whofo  defpifcth  wifdome  and  nurture 
1  j. the  root  of  wifd.XhaW  never  fall  away 
•  4,9.  wifdome  is  the  gray  hair  unto  men 
6.9.  that  ye  may  learn  wifdome 

iz.wifdom  is  glorious,and  never  fadeth 

1  y.to  think — on  her  is  perfection  oiwifdi 
,  20.the  defire  o( wifdome  bringeth  to  a 

2 1  .honour  wifdome, that  ye  may  reign 
22.  as  for  wifdome,vihat  fhe  is,and  how 

2  3  .have  no  fellowfhip  with  wifdome 
7.7-the  fpirit  of  wifdome  came  to  me 

1 2.  becaufe  wifdome  goeth  before  them 
1  {.it  is  he  that  leadeth  to  wifdont 

1  <?.all  wifdome  alfo  and  knowledge  of 

2  z. wifdome,  which  is  the  worker  of  all 

2  ^.wifdome  is  more  moving  then  any 
28,but  him  thatdwelleth  with  wifdome 
30.vice  (ball  not  prevail  againft  wifdome 

8.5.  what  is  richer  thenmfdome 

3  7.  that  to  be  allied  to  wifdom  is  immort. 
2 1.  and  that  was  a  point  of  wifdome 

9. 4. give  me  wifdom  that  fitteth  by  thy  throne 
6. if  thy  wifdome  be  not  with  him 

1 7.  except  thou  give  wifdome,  and  fend 

1 8.  and  were  faved  through  wifdome 
10.4.  wifdom  again  preferved  it,and  directed 

8. regarding  not  wifdom,  they  gat  not  only 
9.  wifdom  delivered  from  pain  thofe  that 
2 1  .wifdom  opened  the  mouth  of  the  dumb 
14.  5.  the  works  of  thy  wifdom  fhould 
1 7. 7.  their  vaunting  in  wifdom  was 

Eccl  i.f.all 


'Apoc. 

Red.  i 


W 1  S       W I  s 


WIT       WOM 


W  O  N 


W  o  II 


t.  all  wifdom  cometh  from  the  Lord 
^.mfdom  hath  been  created  before  all 
j, die  word — is  the  fountain  ofwifdome 
6. to  whom  Inch  the  root  of  wifdomc  been 
14.ro  fear  the  Lordisthebeginn.of*?/^. 
1 6. to  fear  the  L.is  the  fulnefle  of  iviflome 
19.  wifdomc  1 aineth  down  skill 
24. lips  ot  many  (hall  declare  his  wifdomc 
25. are  in  the  tteafures  ofwifdome 
i6.it thou  defire  wifd.keco  the  command. 

4.11. wifdome exaltetli  her  children 
2 3  .hide  not  rhy  mfdome  in  her  beauty 
24,by  fpeech  wifdom  fnall  be  known 

6. 1 8.  fo  malt  thou  find  wifdom  till  thine 

22.  wifdom  is  according  to  her  name 

3  7  .give  thec  wifdom  at  thine  own  defire 
7. 5. bo.;  ft  not  of  thy  wifdom  before  the  king 
14.20,'r.editatcth  good  things  in  wifdom 

1  j. to. piaffe  (hill  be  uttered  in  wifdom 

18.  the  wifdom  of  the  Lord  is  great 
1 8. 28. a  man  of  underft  mding  knoweth  wif. 
19.18.  and  wifdom  obt3ineth  his  love 

20. the  fear  of  the  Lord  is  all  wifdom 

and  in  all  wifd.  is  the  performance  of 

^.knowledge  of  wickednefle  is  not  wifd. 

23.  there  is  a  foo!  wanting  in  wifdom 
24. then  one  that  hath  much  wifdom 

20.  jo. wifdom  that  is  hid,and  treafure  that  is 
3  i.then  a  man  that  hideth  his  wifdom 

z  1.  i2-a  wifdom  which  multiplied  bitternes 
1 8 .  fo  is  wtfdomc  to  a  fool 

2  2.6.corrcclion  of  wif.  are  never  out  of  time 
24.1.  wifdom  fhsli  praife  her  felf 

2  f. he  filleth  all  things  with  his  wifdom 

1 4.  but  for  all  them  that  feek  wifdom 
z  y.y.comely  is  the  wifkmofold  men 

1  o.  how  great  is  he  that  findeth  wifdom 
27.11  -difcoui fe  of  a  godly  man  is  -  wth  wifd. 
21.4.  mew  not  wifdom  out  of  time 
34.8,5w/i^i  is  perfection  to  a  faithful}  mouth 

9 .exoerience  will  declare  wifdom 
37.20.onc  that  fheweth  wifdom  in  words 

21.  he  is  deprived  of  zWwifdom 
38.24.  the  wifdom  of  a  learned  man 

2j.  how  can  he  get  wifdom  that  holdeth 
3Q.i.wiIl  feek  out  the  wifd.of  all  the  ancient 

io.n3tions  mall  mew  forth  his  wifdom 
40.10.love  of  wifdom  is  above  them  both 
41. iq.wifd.thzt  is  hid^  and  a  treafure  that  is 


4j.33.to  tie 


godly  hath  he  given  wifdom 


4?.  1  j. people  will  tell  of  their  wifdom 
50. 27.  his  heart  powred  forth  wifdom 
2Q.who  giveth  wifdom  to  the  godly 
f  1.13.I  defired  wifdom  openly  in  my  prayer 
17.  glory  unto  him  that  giveth  me  wifdom 
B^.3.9.  g- ve  ear  to  underftand  wifdom 
14.  learn  where  is  wifdom 
13 .  the  Agarens  that  feek  wifdom  on  earth 
have  known  the  way  of  wifdom 
WMfelp. 
Etd.  1 3. ii. he  fpake  wifely,8c  could  have  no  pi. 
UDifelt. 

1  Efdras  3.9.  that  his  fentence  is  the  wifefl 
4.42.becaufe  thou  arc  found  wifefl 

X&ik  man. 
F«/.2t.i7.enquireatthe  mouth  of  the  wifeva. 
20.a  wife  man  doth  fcarcc  fmile  a  little 
24.1  wife  man  will  be  grieved  with 
37.23. a  nw/eman  inftructethhis  people 
24.3  wife  man  mall  be  filled  with  bleding 
z6.  a  wi/e  man  lhall  inherit  glory 
40.29.3  Wife  man  well  nurtured  will  beware 
BDifl)etr). 

2  Af<a.9.i9.wi/&c2'&much  joydrealthjand  profp. 

Witchcrafts- 
H'ifd.i  1.4.  odious  works  of  witchcrafts 

£«.i3.9.if  thou  be  invited — withdraw  thy  felf 

ToWt  1.19.1  wif^ewmy  felffcrfear 

aoitliereD. 
7^/d.  2.8. with  rofe-budsjbefore  they  be  withered 

«D(tl)l)ClD. 
Eccl.a6.  7 .withheld rhe  people  fiom  fin 

ttofttiftanu. 

?r;/ff.i  i.n.twifc/fosrt'the  power  of  thine  arm 


1 2. 1 1.  who  fnall  witbfian  I 
B.tnich  6.  56.  they  cannot  rs';'' 


Ape 


tt5antt«f.:jl. 

Jrf  1 2.2r.gre3i  and  wonfafull  works  of  God 
r  Z£rc.  j.4o.ihr.U  not  be  able  to  withftand  \  Judeth  1 .  .b . -n.i  wonderfuU  in  feats  of  war 

tt>tt£ftooD.  )      13.1 6.wandc;futt  in  length,  and  invincible 

mfd.io.i6.  and  withflood  dreadful}  kings  j  E/?far 1  y.i4,  wonderfuU  art  thqii,  lord 

EccLa6.7.  in  that  they  withftood  the  congrcgat-  j  mfd.i9.^.thy  people  might  pa  flea  wimderf.wav 
z  Mac.S.  j. could  notbewitbftoodby  the  heathen  [  £«/.  1 1.4.  the  woiks  of  die  Lord  are  wonderfuU 

3  up.WonderfiiU  things  hath  he  done 


Jud.j. 28.  we  take  to  witneffe  againft  you 
"'ifd.1.6.  for  God  is  witneffe  of  his  reins 
Sufan.21.vpc  will  bear  witneffe  againft  thee 
43.  have  bom  fcife  witneffe  againft  me 
49.  have  born  falfe  witneffe  againft  her 
(Si. convicted  them  of  falfe  witneffe 
1  Mac.z.  5  6. Caleb/or  bearing  witneffe  before 

ltDftfl?. 
£«Z.j  1.20. 3nd  his  a?ztt  are  with  him 

«Pittg. 
7/^r1.  11.23  -beautiful  in  ihy  counten.  &  witty  in 
Wifd.S.ig.fov  I  was  a  witty  child,  and  had 

1  Efd.j.  1  .to  go  up  with  their  wives,  and  fons 
9. 1 ».  let  all  them — that  have  ftrange  wives 
17.  rheir  cauf  that  held  ftrange  wives  was 
T0&.4..1 2.all  married  wiw  of  their  own  kindr. 
Judeth  4.1 2.  and  their  wives  for  a  fpoil 

7.27<nor  our  wivcs,not  our  children  to  die 
Eflb.13.6.  fnall  all  wi'h  their  xwkm  &  childr.  be 
H'ifd.  3.  iz.thtit  wives  are  fooliih^and  their 

VDO. 
Ecd.z.  1  z.wo  be  to  fearfull  hearts  &  faint  hands 

4i.8.n»obe  unto  you  ungodly  men,which 
1  Mac.z  ,-j.wo  is  me,wberefore  was  I  born 

Wolfe. 
Eccl.  1 3  ,i7.what  fellow  (hip  hath  the  wolfe 

tt>o:nan. 
1  Efdras  4. 1 8. do  they  not  love  a  woman 

9.40. whole multitude,from  man  to  woman 
Tob.4.1 2.take  not  a  ftrange  woman  to  wife 
Eccl.7.  i9«forgo  not  a  wife  and  good  woman 
26.give  not  thy  felf  over  to  a  light  woman 
9.2.  give  not  thy  foul  to  a  woman 
4.the  company  of  a  woman  that  is  a  finger 
8.rhineeye  fiom  a  beautifull  woman 

deceived  by  the  beauty  of  a  woman 
10. 1 8.  from  them  that  are  born  of  a  woman 
19. 1 1. as  a  woman  in  libour  of  children 


full  l 


39-^o-there  is  nothing  wonderful  before  him 

2  Mac.  1^.17. of  ^wondcrf.  &  excellent  majefty 

ttdonturfuHp.  } 

J ud.  1 4. 1 9_minds  vv  ere  wonderfully  troubled 
Ecc^.S.maeafmgwoiuhfullj  in  her  changing 

tDonfcerff.  &  5 

irtfd.S.8.  (he  forefeeth  ligr.es  and  »o»«fery 
io.ieT.  withftood  dicadfull  kings  in  wonders 
19.8.  thy  marvrllcus  ftrange  wonders 
Ecel.tf .  3 .  hee  caufed  wonders  to  ceafe 

19.  he  did  wonders  upon  them  to  confume 
48.14.he  did  wonders  in  his  life 
a  Mac.i  y.21.  the  Lord  that  worketh  wonders 

«D0n5jct). 
Ji{d.io.  19.  they  wondrcdat  her  beauty 

H9onti?ou0. 

Eccl.iS.6-,  the  wondrous  works  of  the  Lord 
36.^.  may  fet  forth  thy  wondrous  works 
8.1et  them  declare  thy  wondrous  works 
4J-2J.  be  ftrange  and  wondrous  works 
48.4.  honoured  in  thy  wondrous  deeds 
yo.22.which  only  doth  wondrous  things 
UDOtlt. 
EaZ.37.14.  is  fome  time  wont  to  tell  him  more 

HDD05J. 
1  Efd.6.z  5.  one  row  of  new  rwd  of  that  coun. 
mfd.io.^in  apiece  of wwrf  of  fmall  value 
1 3. 1 3. being  a  crooked  piece  of  wood 
14-i.callethupona  picccof  wood 
J  their  lives  to  a  fmall  piece  of  wood 
7-  forblefled  is  the  wood  whereby 
Eccl.S.  3.  and  heap  not  wood  upon  his  fire 
Bariich  6.3  o.gods  of  fil vt^gold.,  and  wood 
39-their  goo's  of  wood,  and  which  are 
yo.  for  feeing  they  be  but  of  wood 
1  Mac.6.n.  were  there  ftrong  towers  of  wood 

9.45-.  rhemarifn  likewife  and  wood 
z  Mac  1.21.  the  priefts  to  fprinkle  the  wood 

HD0?U. 
fud.  j.  y.  let  my  lord  now  hear  a  nwtf  from 


z  y.  1  j.  but  the  wickednefle  of  a  woman 

z6. 2.  a  vertuous  woman  rejoiceth  her  husb.  I  "if.i.  n.no  word  fo  fecrct  th3t  (hall  go  fornoiig.  f 
fi1.  a  gricfe  of  heart  —  is  a  woman  1 6.z6.h  is  thy  word  which  prefcrveth  * 


that  is  jealous  ever  another  woman 
8. a  drunken  woman^nd  3  gadder  abroad 
Q.the  whoredome  of  a  wom.may  be  known 
1 4.  a  filent  and  loving  woman  is  a  gift 
1 5.3 fhamefaced  and  faitbfull  woman 
22.a  married  woman  is  a  tower  againft 
2  j.a  w icked  woman  is  given  as  a  portion 
bat  a  godly  wom.is  given  to  him  that 
24.  a  diflioneft  woman  contemner!)  fharne 
an  honeft  woman  will  reverence  her 
2  5.3  fhamelefs mflialbe  counted  as  a  dog 
atf.a  woman  that  honoureth  her  husband 
27.3  loud  crying  womanmd  afcold 
3 6. z  1. a  woman  will  receive  every  man 

21.  the  beauty  of  a  Woman  cheereth  the 
37.1 1.  neither  confult  with  a  woman 
42.i4.churliflines  of  a  man,then  a  courte.wo. 
a  woman,  I  fay,which  bringeth  fliame 
Sufan.aG.  from  the  bloud  of  this  woman 

UDornamftj. 
2  Mac.7.2  i.ftirring  up  her  womanifb  thoughts 

UDOtttb. 
Tobit  4.4.  when  thou  waft  in  her  womb 
Eccl.  1. 14-created  with  the  faithful  in  the  womb 
40. 1 .  go  out  of  their  mothers  womb 
49.7.  ianftified  in  his  mothers  womb 
50.22. exalt  our  dayes  from  the  womb 
z  Mac.7. zz.how  you  came  into  my  womb 
27.bare  thee  nine  moneths  in  my  womb 

BDowen. 

Tob.z.  11.  did  takenw/ftTwwovk  to  doe 
Eccl.io.z.  wine  and  women  will  make  mm 
18.1  f.  hath  caft  out  veruous  women 
42. 1 2.  (it  not  in  the  midft  of  women 
1 3.  and  from  women,  wickedntiie 
47.1 9.didit  bow  down  thy  loins  unco  women 


preicrvet 
1 8. 1  5. thine  almighty  Word  leapt  down 
Eccl.  1  .y.the  word  of  God  moft  High  is  the 
2. 1 5; .that  fear  the  L.  will  not  difobcy  his  WO. 
5.10.  and  let  thy  word  be  the  fame. 
1 6.28.they  (hall  never  difobey  his  word 
18.16.fo  is  a  iwrfbetter  then  a  gift 

1 7.1s  not  3  Kwrfbecter  then  a  gift 
19.  icif  thou  haft  heard  arw^ler  jt  fe 

1 1  .a  fool  travelled]  with  a  word 

1 2.  fo  is  a  word  in  a  fools  belly 

21. 1  5.ifaskilfullman  hcara  v/ifcword 
23.1 2.a  wordtb.it  is  clothed  about  w'h death 

1 3.  for  therein  is  the  word  of  fin 
29.3.  keep  thy  Word,md  deal  faithfully 
39.3  1. they  (hall  not  tranfgrefle  his  word 
41.1  j. be  (namefaced  according  to  my  word 
43.26.by  his  wordiW  things  confift 

43.  i.and  his  word  burnt  like  a  lamp 
1 3.  no  wordcoclc.  overcome  him 
Bar.  2. 1 .  the  Lord  hath  made  good  his  word 
yj.  by  the  word  of  the  holy  One 

1  Mac.z. y  y.  Jefus  for  fulfilling  the  word,w?.s 

2  Mac. 10. 1  i.called  traitour  at  eveiy  word 

WD0?t!3. 
Efth.  1  j.8.comforted  her  with  loving  words 

1  <?.4.giorious  words  of  lewd  perfons 
Wifd.1,6.  not  acquit  a  blafphetrer  of  his  words 
9.  the  found  of  his  words  flmll  come 
2.17.  let  us  fee  ifhis  words  be  true 
6.2?.receive — inftruclion  through  my  words 
EccLx.  ^.willhidc  his  words  for  a  time 
1 3 .  r  1.  bele eve  not  his  many  words 

1  2.  cruelly  he  will  lay  up  thy  words 
20.8. that  ufeth  many  words  (hall  be  abhorr. 

1  j.  a  wife  man  by  his  words  maketh 
1  t.i7.ponder  his  words  in  his  heart 

2*. the 


[Apoc.    WOR       WOR 


WOK       WOR 


WO  iiv  '    WK  -* 


25  .the  words  of  fiich  as  h  wc  underftand. 
23.1  y.accuftomed  to  opprobrious  words 
2y.2C  to  is  a  wife  full  of  words  to  a  quiet 
3 1.4. pour  notour  words  where  there  is 

g.men  are  in  place,ufe  not  many  words 
57.10.rhu/hewerh  wifdome  in  words 
39.17.  atthe  words  of  his  mouth 
41. 1  y.i«  tne  words  of  the  Lord  are  his  wor. 
4j.j.by  his  wd.  he  cauf.d  wonders 
!     y  i  .y.tongu  ,and  from  lying  words 
\z  Mnc7.10.vns yet  fpeaking  thefenwvfo 

1  Efd.9.1 1  this  is  not  a  iw^ofa  day  or  two 
yyifd&.O  ■  and  if  prudence  ww£,who  of  all 
1  J.  10.  the  wfl/('ofan  ancient  ha -id 

j  a.  fpending  the  refufe  of  his  work 
i4.io,allured  by  the  grace  of  his  work 
\E,ccl.j.i  y.  hate  not  laborious  wor\,  neither 
9.17.  the  wfl/'^lhall  bee  commended 
11.10.  and  wax  old  in  thy  work 
va4.ip.every  work  rotteth  and  confumeth 
jy.19.  knoweth  every  wm\  of  man 
1  ^,14.  make  way  for  every  work  of  mercy 
Z7 . 1  o-  for  them  that  work  iniquity 
}  1.13. in  every  good  wor\  truft  thy  own  foul 
3  3 .14.corrcft.on  and  wo,\  for  a  fervant 

28.fet  him  toBW^as  \s  fit  for  hitn 
37.1 1  .nor  with  an  hireling  -of  finishing  wo. 
38. 17.  and  watch  10  finiih  a  work 
28  fetie  h  his  mind  to  finiih  his  work 
29.1s  alvay  carefully  fet  at  his  work 

and  oiaketh  all  his  work  by  number 
3 1.  every  one  is  wife  in  h:s  work 
34.theirde(ire  is  inthe  wo,\  or  their  craft 
41.16.the  nw^thereofis  full  of  die  glory 
43.1  the  workoi' rhe  moftHigh 
4y.  TO.thenw^of  theembroide  er 
1 1  .fet  in  gold,'  he  work  of  (he  jeweller 
1 1.  a  coltly  tvoi%  the  defires  of  the  eyes 
yi  30  work  you:  w<r>\  betimes,&  in  his  time 
Bar  6.  y  i.there  is  no  w.-^of  God  in  them 
Mac.  i. 47 .the  work  profpu  ed  in  their  hand 

ttooi&er. 

Efth.16.  r  8.  he  th.n  was  the  worker  of  thefe 
FcfZ.14.t9.the  worker  thereof  ihallgo  withall 

HDOi&erS. 
•'ifd.  1 5  9.  to  do -like  the  workers  in  brafle 
1  Mac  3 .6. the  workers  of  iniquity  were  troubled 
1  Mac.4.1.  the  workers  of  thefeevils 

ttoojtietb. 
7'i/^.8.y.wifdome>thn  nw^effr  all  things 
Eccl. 7. 20.  whereas  thy  fervant  warmth  truly 
27.21.that  w.nketh  with  hisses,  ww^.evill 
27  he  thitworketh  fi  ifchif  fe,  it  (hall  fill 
i  ^f<tt.iy.2i.the  Lord  that wo>keth  wonders 

ttPtnkfnrj* 
■  H^.ij.j.Wflc^ingalltlie  miichiefe  they  can 

VVifd.Z.G.'a  more  cunning  wortyntn  then  (he 

14. 2. the  work^m  built  it  by  his  skill 
£«/.4?.n.theworkof  ihe  tunning  workman 
Bar. 6.8.  it  is  polifhed  by  the  workman 
4  5;. the  workman  will  hive  them  to  be 
iOgifcmanfhip. 
yyifd.7.16.  and  knowledge  of  workmanship 

UflMtewafter. 
£«/  38.27.»w^-0«/fo',that  laboureth  night  & 

VDOtfUS. 
r  Efd.6. 10.  thofe  MW^J  are  done  with  great  fp. 

8.8rT.is  done  unto  us  for  our  picked  works 
Tob.$.z.  thou  arr  juft  in  all  thy  works 
1 1 .  let  all  thy  works  pr  if?  thee 
1 2.6.  to  (hew  forth  th  works  of  God 
VVifd.i.iz.  wich  th',  wotks  of  your  bands 
2.4.  have  our  works  in  lemtmbrance 
J.i  1.  and  'heir  work}  unprofitable 
6. 3  .who  (hall  try  your  works  and  fearch  out 
8.18.  and  in  the  worlds  of  in  r  hands 
9.9. which  knowab  thy  3*w^J,and  was 

II-  fo  (hail  thy  works  be  acceptable 
1 1.  t.(he  profpered  thei-  works  in  the 
11.3.  for  doing  mod  odious  works 

1 9.by  fuch  worki  hift  thou  taught  t'iy  peo. 
1 3. 1. neither  by  confidrring  the  works 
7.beingconverfint  in  his  woks^hey 
10  which  are  the  wo<ks  of  mens  hands 


H.y.that  the  works  or  thy  wifdom  lhould 
£tt/.$.g.  who  (hull  controll  me  for  my  wor\s 

1 1.4.I1S  work^  among  men  are  hiJdcn 
2 1  .m  itvell  not  at  the  works  ot  finhctt  < 

16.1  y.ttut  his  powerfulltw/^  might 
2 1 .  moft  part  of  his  worlds  are  hid 
2  2.  who  cm  declare  the  works  of  his 
27.1k  garniiheth  his  wor\s  for  ever 

nor  ceafc  from  their  worlds 

ijr  .9.rhat  they  might  declare  his  wor\s  with 
i9.aU  their  work*  are  as  the  fun  before  him 

31.  22.  in  all  thy  works  be  quick 

33.22.  in  all  thy  nwfckeep  to  thy  felf  the 

3  5 .  19.  to  the  works  of  men  accordingto 

3  8, ^.honoured  in  his  marsellous  works 
8.  of  his  wor^  'here  is  no  end  ' 

39. 16.  all  the  works  of  the  i-ord  are 
19.  the  works  of  all  flelh  are  before  him 

42. 1 y. 1  will  renumber  the  works  of  the  Lo. 
in  the  words  of  the  L.an  his  T#q'i\s 
z  1 .  garnilhed  ,thc  exc  1  lent  "Works 
2  2.  now  defirjble  are  his  works 

43 .4.man  blow  ing  a  fu  n  is  in  works  of  beat 

2  8. he  is  great  above  all  hisuw^f 

3  2.  we  hivefeen  but  a  few  ofhis  kv^v 
47.S.inalthiSW»/^hepriifed  thehoiyOne 

2 1.  noi  (hall  any  ot  his  wo:,  l(S  perifh 
Bar.}  1 8  whok  works  are  unalienable 

t>.y  1  .bur  rht  wflWjvc  of  mens  hands 
Ban  3.34  O  ill  yet  »»/■£_•  of  the  Lord,bIcfie 

1  Macn  5 1.  anJ  fiirih  0  all  the  wo,  l{s  which 

9. 54  all  the  works  of  .hr  proph  ts 
io.44.rtpainn;j,  of  the  works  of  the  fan&uary 
14. 42.  to  fet  hem  over  their  works 
zMac-i  36.the7V»i'^s  of  rhe  great  God 

2  F.fdr  2.34.  cotflt  in  roe  end  of  tbe  world 

3.9.  on  thofr  that  dwelt  in  the  World 
4.24  wepafleoutof  iheworldzs  grafle 

27.th»s  world  ts  full  of  uniightcoufnefTe 
5.24.ofall  lands  of  the  wo^Wj  thou  haft 

1  4.  r  1.  the  wo; Id  is  divided  into  twelve  parrs 
VV"4d  1.14-th'.  generations  of  the  wwW  were 

2  24.  of  the  divell  circle  death  into  the  worli 
6.24.ofthe  wi'e  is  the  welfare  of  che  world 
7.i7.to  know  how  the  woildwas  made 

10.  1.  formed  the  father  of  the  world 

8.  left  behina  them  to  the  world 

1 1.22.  the  whole  world  before  iJre  is  as  a 
1 3. 2. 'he  gods  which  govern  the  world 

9.  they  could  aime  at  the  world 
14. 14.  they  entred  into  the  world 

2  r .  an  oecanon  ro  deceive  the  world 
1 8. 24. the  long  garnii  nt  was  the  whole. world 
Eccl.18  1  who  governeth  the  world v/hhthi 
24.9.hecreatfd  me — before  the  world 
3 ".34. maintain  the  ftaieof  ih  world 
42.1  8.behoh!eththe  fignes  of  the  world 
Barucb  6.6 z.  clouds  to  go  o>er  the  world 
Dtf?z.3.8.the  molt  wicked  m  all  the  world 
1 3  .kept  under  this  day  in  all  the  world 
2 1. glorious  over  the  whole  world 
z  Mac.z.  1 2. renowned  all thiworld over    • 
3.12.  honoured  over  all  the  world 
7.23.  the  Cr<  aror  of  the  world.vihb  formed 
9, 1 8.  all  the  world  that  was  inhabited 

Eccl.  10.1 1. (hall  inherit— bead?  and  worms 

l9.3.mothsan.i  worms  (hall have  him 
1  Mac  t.6z*  (hilfbe  dung  and  worms 

1  Mac.o.y-tht  worms  roieout  of  the  body  of 

U0o?ne. 
Ecu .  j.one-nev.th  ->ughr  of  hath  worn  the  cro. 

tPOjfe. 
rrlfd- 1  <;.  1 8-  fome  are  worfe  then  others 
Eccl- 19. 7. thou  ftult  f  re  never  the  worfe 
11.22.  the  life  of  a  fool  is  worfe  then    ' 
"•  39. ?4. cannot  Dy,This isivorfe  then  that 

2  Mac  7.  j9.hindled  him  worfe  then  all  the  reft 

13.9.  to  do  (it  worfe  to  ihc  Jewes  then 

Tob,^.  1 3  .went  together  to  Jerufalem  to  worfhip 
Judctb  3.8.  mould  worfhip  rsfcbuc'hodonofor 

8.i8.which'«'0)'J?)ij)^ods  made  with  hinds 
Efi  1  3.14  neither  will  I  worfhip  any  butthee 
Wifd.\%.(>.  and  they  thztworjhip  them 


£«',49,3.  he  lilt'ablithed  th'  Wu'fyjip otGod 
e0.i7.feU— upon  th.ii  faces  to  wo,Jhip 
2  i .  down  to  woijhip  the  iecond  tune 

Bantcb6-6.Q  Lordjvve  niuil  wo,fbip ihze 

39.  they  that  Wo.Jhip  them  avAl  be  con f. 

Dan.$.  9.  and  to  them  th  r  rvo,fbip  thee 
67.  O  ail  ye  that  worfiip  the  Lord 

Bel  4.  w  by  dolt  ch'.u  not  wo.jh.p  Bel 
5.btcauic  I  may  not  woijhip  idols 
25.I  will  wo.jhip  the  Lord  i^y.God 
27.  thefe  are  the  g^ds  ye  wo'jbip 

WDozfyppeo. 

JiiActh  ^.%.woifh'\>p  d  he  God  of  heaven 
uifd.  1 1.1 5  rh> y  *sw/&.ieipents vo  d of reafon 
14. 16, graven  imiges  were  wojhipped 
1  j.  1 8.  they  worfhipped  thole  beafts 
Bel 4.  T>3.m<\worjhippcA':.iis  own  God 
tooi'fbtppetl). 

n'ifd.ij.xj.  then  the  things  he  worfh'.ppeth 
UDb?fl;ippittg. 

fPi[.i4.z7.w.orJhipj>ing  of  idols,not  to  be  named 
HD.'Jth. 

H'ifd.z.u.is  found  to,  be  noshing  worth 

Eccl.  26. 14.th.ere  is  nothing  fo  much  worthzs 

Bar.6.  i7.isnothiog  worth  when  it  is  broken 
26.  that  they  he  nothing  wo,th 
ttW£t%, 

U'ifd.  1 . 1 6. they  are  wo,  thy  to  take  part  with  it 
3.?. and  found  themworthy  for  htmfclf 
6.  i6.feekingfuch  as  are  worthy  A  her 
9. 1 2.  worthy  to  fit  in  my  fathers  feat 
I2.7ihiight  receive  a  worthy  colony  of 
i5.6.5W/ffcy  to  have  fuch  thmgs  to  tiuft  upon 
I6.9.werc»ort/)yto  b-  puniliied  by  fuch 
17.8.  of  (est  worthy  to  be  laughed  at 
18. 4.  worthy  to  be  depriv  d  ot  light 

Eccl.  8 .  ? . w  e  are  all  worthy  o  f  punifhtnent 
1 1.3 1.  in  things  worthy  of  praife, will  lay 
38.1 7-ufe  la-nenration  as  he  is  worthy 

1  Mac.  16.2 3.  his  wars  and  worthy  deeds 

2  Mac  4.2  j.  noth  n^  worthy  he  high  prieft 
7.20.  and  worthy  of  honourable  memory 
1  y.  1 1.  a  dream  worthy  to  be  beleeved 

2 1 .  give;h  it  to  fuch  as  are  worthy 

ttoojthftp. 

Ec£/.i6\20.thinkon  thefe  things  worthily 

Upotoert. 
fuel.  1 0.21. which  was  woven  with  purple 

UpoulO. 
ii'ifd.7. 1  ?•  granted  me  to  fpeak  as  I  would 

MDonibeft, 

2  Mac.7.z.  Y/hatwouldcfl  thou  ask  or  learn 

tt)oartf). 
£a/.i2.22.except  for — ;a  treacherous  wound 
27.21.as  for iWound,it  may  be  bound  up 
z  Mac.  1 5. 1 6.thou  (hair  wound  the  adverfaries 

fndeth  i6.t  z.woundcd  them  as  fugitives 
EaZ.2y.23.  makeih—  a  wounded  heart 
2  Mac  3. 1  <?.it  Would  have  woitrAdhis  heart 
lz.zz.woimded  with  the  points  of  their  own 

t&ount)0. 

ECC.Z7-.Z  y.a  deceitful  ftroke  (hall  make  wounds 

30.7.  (hall  bind  up  hisnw/ZJfl'f  ,and  his 

31.30.  diminifheth  ftrengtbj&  makethwaa. 
W?appeO. 
EccLzi.y.  wickedis  liketow  wrapped  together 
2  Mac.f.iB.  formerly  wrapped  in  many  fins 

KDiatf), 
Toiiir  1. 18.  in  his  wrath  hee  killed  many 
Judtth  1..7. 1  will  go  forth  in  my  wrath 
irifd.  y.n.hailftones  full  o£tt>rath  flnl!  be 

10.  io.  fled  from  his  broth  rs  wrath 

9.1 1<  the  ungodly  were  judged  lawratl 

1 8 .2 1 .  fet  himfelfe  againft  the  wrath 
z 3. he  flayed  the  wrath,zn&  parrer5 
2  y.  they  only  taft.d  of  th" 

19.1.  wrath  came  u-    n 
£ccZ.7.i6.that " 

16.  Il.m 

l8.24.t_ 

2y.ty.r 

27.30 

28.10 

30.24. 

39*3- 


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YEE 


YOU 


1  -  2.8.  appeafe  the  wrafh  ot  him  ihac  made 
40I j  .-wrath  and  envie,  troubkjand  uncjuitt. 
44 -r7.and  righteous  in  the  time  of  wrath 
4?li8.of  Kote  with  fury  and  wrath 
47. 20.  thou  broughteft  wrath  upon  tbychil- 
Bar.t-  i  3.  and  his  wrath  is  not  turned  from  us 
i-i  3 .  let  thy  wrath  turn  from  us 

20.  for  thou  haft  fent  out  thy  wrath 
4.9.  when  (he  faw  thewrath  of  God 

1  Mac.  j. 8. and  turning  away  wrath  from  Ifrael 

2  A/fZ£.8.j.the  w<tri?or*the  Lo.was  turned  into 
BPiatljfall. 

Eccl.tf.  19.  and  in  his  wrathfull  indignation 

ttPtettlcti. 
Ecd.51.t9.  my  foul  hath  wreslled  with  her 

Wretch,  tspietchesf. 
i  Mac. 4. 1  j.ofjafon  that  ungodly  wretch 
•  12..23.  killing  thofe  wicked  wretches 
1 5. 3. then  this  moft  ungracious  wretch 
ttJifte. 

Tob.7.14.  and  did  write  an  initrument 
B^'.2.28.thou  didft  command  him  tojwite 

£«/.  27.23.  at  the  laft  he  will  writhe  his  mouth 

Uptttten, 
1  Efdff.3  j.thefe  things  are  written  in  the  hook 

2.22.  inxhe  Chronicles  what  iswrittcjt  Ji .. 

8.64.  the  weight  of  them  was  wtfi«§ :*•;*■;• 
£«/.  jo.  17.  Jefus— hath  wi#f^'ai&S?|fe<Sk 
iMac.y.zz.  his  greatncfTe,theJNH,e  not  written 

1 4. 2  3 .  w  e  have  written  a  copy?  thereof 

1  j.  1  y .  wherein  were  wqtte&thtfc  things 
vfV  '■  .  voting.       • 

1  £/^2.2^I<fets\l«^gdoTnjarid  alfo  by  writing 

6^  j'a^k«cwledge^Hnt6  thee  by  writing 

the  names  in  "writing  of  the 
Efih.  1 3ȣ.  that  are  fignified  in  writir>g  unto 
£^.42»7i»and  put  all  in  wnwzgthat  thou 

Jy .  11.  with  a  wifiBfingraved  for  a 
ftc.i'.i.  was  contained  in  the  writing 

1  Efd.^.i 3 .  they  took  their  writings,  and 

1  y  -and  the  writings  were  read  before  them 
z  Afac.2.13.  were  reported  inthe  writings 

HDjong. 
Eccl.\.  1 9.  but  if  he  go  wrong,(he  will  forfakc 
1 0.6.  bear  not  hatred — for  every  wrong 
1 3. 3. the  rich  man  hath  done  wrong 
2 1 .4-to  terrifie  and  do  wrong,  will  wafte 

1  Mac.7-  r  4. and  he  w  ill  do  us  no  wrong 

2  Afac.1-28.and  with  pride  do  wswr&rg-- 
3.1  i.thacfiich  wo»g  fhould  be  done  : 
10. 1 2.  the  wrong  that  hath  been  done 

ft)?QttgfaUt>. 

1  Mac.x. 37.  you  put  us  to  death  wrongfully 
if- 5  3  -our  enemies  had  wrongfully  in  poffeff. 

2  Af  &.8 .16.  came  wrongfully  againft  jhem 

1  £#.4.47.  and  mwelettersfor  him  unto  all 
49.  he  wrote  for  all  the  Jewscbatwent 
6. 1 7.  the  king  wrote,  to  bflild.up  this  houfe 
Tob.  1  j.i.  Tobit  wrote  a  prayer  of  rejoycing 
fud-4.6.  wrote  to  them  that  dwelt  in  Bethulia 
1  Mac.  1  o.6y .  and  »w?e  him  :a'!i»Qngft  his  chie  f 
13. j?.  and  wrote  after  this  manner 
14.  j8;wWe  unto  him  in  two  tables  of  braffe 
.  ...  .  tt>?0tb. 
Bel  8.  fo  the  king  \iaswroth,  and  called 

W.4.l4.ar,j  man  which,  hukis^ojight  for  th.ee 
3    vd.9.i.ha(i  wrought  no$m&&pC<ihiDgs 
^.io^.and  Gqdbath  wvwgtefigtiesand 
0  t\.  J.14'  his  bands  hath  wrought  no.  iniquity 
^  ti.andhathBW^feithandfomly     ,"- 
1  M«.9.i9.,2-Vhc  Lor<*  hath  ttw/rfgfet  great  glory 

^Jpf  hev^Vat  wrought  In,  Giver 
ri/ii.i  2.4.  odious  woi^'iJo?ch  as  *w»/g&  iniquity 

£«M3.9-if  thou  be  invited — withdraw  ^__ 

t©ttiho2Cf». 
To&rt  1 . 1 9 . 1  withdrew  my  felt  for  .fear 

ttottherco. 
JVlfd.  2.8  .w  ith  rofe-buds3before  they  be  wit '   - 

H0itl)bclt>. 
Eccl.46.  7.  withheld  the  people  fiom  fin 

ttOftbftanU. 
f,ri/if.  1  r.2  t.withftandthe  power  of  thine  ;..  j 


Y. 


yce. 


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£«/.3'.if.  aithejftf  inthe  fair  warm  weather 
43. 26.  and  the  water  is  congealed  intone 
Dan.i.^.O  yeyce  and  cold,bleffe  ye  the  Lord^ 

ycie* 

Wifd.  1 9. 2 1 .  neith.melted  they  the  Jc/Vklfidfrof 

^eelO. 
Jud.z.io.il  they  vi  Myeeld  themfelves  unto 

1  Afar.  10.32.17^  up  my  authority  over  it 

2  Afac.8.8.  to  >>fe/rfmore*:aide  tothe  kings  aff. 
9.27.and  graciouflyjKe/^tctyoar  defires 

yee-t,;,;.,.'  - 

1  Efd.  y.  y  7 .  in  the  fecondjfiref  after  they  wete . 
£«/-3  3.7.  every  day  of  the  yeer  is  of  the  fun 

37. 11. nor  withan  hireling  for  a yeer 
yo.8»-qf^J$s  in  thefpring  of theyeer 
Suf.%.  the  fame jeer  were  appointed  two 
iMUc^z .  2  8  .arid  gaVe  his  fduldiers  pay  for  a  yeer 
j|Jijpi»-the  147  yeer^and  having  paffed 
;%  ^.49.11  beinga^erof  reft  unto  the  land 
^.^'^.i^governtnent  to  one  m an  every  yeer 
."#.  ^4.in  the  1  $1.  yttrjn  the  fecond  moneth 
*  16.40. 1  give  evetyjeei'  ijtfooXfhekels 
-42..out6f  theaccountis  ycerbyyeer 
i>i.i9rDemetriusreigt5ed  inthe  1 67.  yeer 
|§.42.in  th'efirft^e?'  of  Simon  the  high 
5  i.iri  the  17 uycer,  witfi  thankfgiving 
y  2.kept  every  yeer  with  gladneffe 
1 4.  ?7.being  the  third  yeer  of  Simon 

2  Mactio.t.  that  every  yeer  thofe  dayer 

3>cer0- 
1  Efd.6.14.  "  was  bdilded  manyy^raago 
f^jf(W.4^.that  is  meafured  by  number  ofyeers 
16.  the  many  yeers  and  old  age  of  the 
Eccl.i6.z.  fulfill  the  yeers  of  his  life  in  p<  ace 

1  AUc. 'i.fl  Alexander  reigned  twelve  yeers 

9.  fo  did  their  fons  after  them  many^fw 

2  Mae.  1 .20.noW  after  many  yeenyyi  hen  it 

.4.40.8  man  far  gorfe  injw.r 3iand  no  leffe 
(£23.  jbe 'excellency  ol  his  ancient jw rt 
7.17.  arid gave'thee fuck*f Itt&j/mi 


1  M0CJ7.49.  ordaifHedt'oke^p^f^Ai^ry's  day 
"i  i,.34.the  king  received  pm^aiyletf^' 


Ecclf}S.ii'yefterday{ai  me\anci tb'day  for  thee 

Sfrf.18.20.for theya^e  tiKreofis aj/%of iron 
3  3  •  1 6.  ajio^  and  a  collar  do  bow  the  neck 
y  i.2<?.put  your  neck  under  theyo^ 

i^f<a.8.i8.they  would  take  thej^e  from  them 
i'3>4i.thusthe^^  of  the  heathen  was  taken 
yotmg. 

1  Efd.  i,y.3.whoflew  their  young  men  with  the 

3. 4, then  three  young  men  that  were  of  the 
4.y8.  when  thisjow^g  man  was'gone 
8.yo.  I  vowed  a  faft  unto  theyoung  men 

2  Ey#.i.28.  and  a  nurfe  het  young  babes 
7b6.r.4.  being  butyoimg3  all  the  tribe 

'  cjrt.fwh'en-thejwtfag  man  went  down       j 
3.  and  thcyoung man  laid  hold  of  the  ft!h 
y.  xhtyoung  man  did  as  the  angel 
fad.  2.i7.and  fmpte  all  thwyoimg  men 
ffi/2f,j.y.and  too>fl»»^  for  the  underftanding 
Eccl.  3  o.  1 2t  bow  down  bis  neck  while  he  is  you. 
3  2.7.  fpeakjwwjg  man,  if  there  be  need 
42.9.when  fhe  is  young,k&  fhe  paffe  away 
47.4.  at  giant  when  he  is  yet  but  young 
50.1 2.  as  nyoung cedar  in  Libanus 
Ji.13.wben  I  was  yttyoung}  or  ever  I  went 


.YOU      -  _Z.gR  Ape 

Bar.s.io.youngwxi.;  v,\  l< 
V«/.i.r.  thatajo«»|  n  an  vas  witfi 
_    37.  a  young  man 
40.  weaskidvi' ■■'•■': 
45aheLordraiftr 
i  Mae..i,gMtfjoung  men  with  loefword 
(S.if^ltad  brought  up  beir  g  buiji»'% 
-,i  1 ,3 9.  Antiochus  the  young  ion  sf-AIcxan  J. 

40. to  deliver  him,thisyfl«^  Aniiochus 
-,     y'40»i.th  him  -the  young  child  Anticchus 
5 7.  at  ihat  time yoidg  Antiochus  wrocc 
1 3 . 3 1  .w  i&tfce tying  king  Antiochus 
14.9.  thejwisg  menj>ut  on  glorious — appat. 
2  Mac.ici  i-the-iaxatyoung  men,  in  the  fame 
4. 1 2.  brought  the  chief>o«»gxm£n  under 
y.i  j.therc  was  killing  of  young^ni  old 
6.24.many;y<w»g  perfons  might  think 
28.  a  notable  example  to  fuch  as  bejw! 
3  i.not  only  unto  young  men,  but  unto 
7.i2.marvelled  at  theyoung  mans  courage 
2y.the  young  man  would  in  no  cafe  ° 
3 o,jbe^flH»g  man faid3  Whom  wait  ye 
12.27.  the  fcongyoung  men  keptth'e  wals 
13.1  y.with  tbemoft — choice  young  men 
lounger. 
2  Afacy.24.to  fell  the  women  and  thsyoungcr 

3>ottngeft. 
a  Afrfc.7.24.  whiles  the  youngeft  was  yetauV 

yontl). 
Jud.6.i6.  all  their  youth  ran  together 
Eccl.6.1%.  gather  inftruftion  from  thy youth  up 
30. 1 1. give  him  no  liberty  in  his  youth 
y  1. 1  y  .from  my youth  up  fought  I  after  hei 
Suftf.  the  holy  fpiritof  a  young  youth 
1  A/«.i.6.broughtUp  with  him  from  Jiis.yoft*  < 
2.66.even  from  his  youth  up3  let  him  be  your 
i6.2.from  ovxyouth  unto  this  day  fought 
y?on, 
£a/.28.20.the  yolte  therof  is  a  yoke  ofyroB 
38.28.and  confidering  the  yron  work 
39.26.  are  water,  R[e,yron,  and  fair,  flour 
2  Mac.i  1.9.  and  to  pierce  thorow  wals  of  yron 


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r  £p.9.2i.Ananias,and 2flWf«f,andE3nes 

iiE/rf.i.8.Helkias,2dcfo«iw,andSicIus 
,  •<    1  y  .to  wit, AfafliyZacharias,zind  Jeduthun 
"*■'  A?*'*;  '^  1  !    ^'8-Nebemias,and  Zacharias, and  Retfaias 
^W0*i,  '■  *   ¥  "7-1  '$£?,***> and  Zacharias  the  prophets  , 

■    S.^y.^^^thefonofBebai^andwith 
1  Mac.  j .  1 8 .  Jofeph  the  fon  of  Zacharias 

Verfe  y«- 

2famb?f. 

1  Afdf.2.26.1ikeas  Phineas  did  unto  Zmnbri 

JcOfC^aS. 
1  Efd.  1 .46.  made  Zedetbias  king  of  Judea 

^eal. 
£«/.48.i.by  his  %eal  he  diminifhed  theit 
1  Afac2.24.he  was  inflamed  with  \eat ' 

1  MaC'i.i7.  whofoever  is  igalous  of  the  law 
y4.Phinehasour  father,in  being  zealous 
y8.Elias  for  being  jealous  and  fervent 
^ealonflp^ 
1  Mac.i.z6.  thus  dealt  he  ^ealoufly  for  the  la 

*  £otobabel, 
i  Efd.f.S.  who  came  with  Zorobabel,  with  Jefuj; 
y  ©".began  Zorobabel  the  fon  of  Salathiel, 
70.then  Zorobabel, mi  Jefus,and  the 
6. 2 .then  flood  up  Zorobabel,the  fon  of 
i8.they  were  delivered  to  Zorobabel 
27.but  fuff  er  Zcrobabel  the  fervant 
19.  to  Zorobabel  the  governour,  for  bull. 


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